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THE CECIL WING.
ELKTON, SETEMBER IL, 1867.
PERUVIAN SyRuP.-This valuable medicine

PERUVIAN SYRuP.-Ths valuable medicine
has been silently making its way into public
favor by the numerous remarkable cures 1t
has performed. Its singular efficacy is ow'
ing to the protoride of Iron, which remains
unchanged in this preparation and is the
only form in which this rital element oil
healthy blood can be supplied.
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Notice to Creditors.

his is to give notice, thai the subscribers, OF
Cecil county, have Obtained lruia the Orphans Court
al AID comfy letter 81 Adnlni' tr'lion on the per
'uual cstat" uI
DAVID McNttGU,
late OF said county, deceased. An pcrg0na having
claims against the aid deceased hereby warned
to exhibit tn" same, with the vouchers thereof rl.iy
authenticated,
ca az before tn" nth day of August 1865;
they may uth"rWt.r, 10y law, be cX"Iuar, from all
benefit al said estate All parsons indebted to suid
estate are requested Ia make Immediate payment 10
ia" subscribers. Given nmtrr orr hands tins l1ih
dIy "i August, 1867. lIlEEE MoNAtGl,
WILLIAM AiuNAIGI,
Administrators Of David M"Nai"h, deceased.
Ics-CnALKLLY Il. CUTLER Register.
AUG ~, lSi7--iw
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VIII cnre, with one or two application, the ARMY
lFGH, and all IN OF the SKIN.
II coniain' no Mercury on other injurious mgre,
tlcnts AMI pleasant in it. smell, he kept Tor
wears without getting rancid, retaining all OF Its
medicinal NiIlilcS
The cures which this Ointment has effected with
IN the last iolli year; Is truly wonderful.
No family should be without this valuable ONT
mrnt, which can hc hld at the brn" aud Country
tore everywhere.
Pre-" 80 cents n box. BY mail, 80 colfts.
Prepared only hy
j.. NJ. ENGLAND & SON
PH,nMACFurISTs,
s. w. cor 9Th and Market Sts. Wilmington, Del.
Sold Retail in Elliton by In. II. II. MIrcHEIL.-
Wholesale in Philadelphia by Johnston, Holloway 4
C0wden, % N. 9Th street. Mar %, lSG1-y
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HFLMBOIDS EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
and ygor to the frame and bloom to the pad cheek.
Debility is accomplished by many alarming symptoms
and if no treatment is submitted to, consumption, in
sanity, or epileptic fits ens,ie.
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A(;ROSTIC,

G. emily 1t prneiraAs thranah every pore
X Chewing sufferers from each qi'ltB a",e;
A II WOtH,iS II hc1is with certainty and src"d,
e ats, EHTJ@. from inflammation soon are freed;
T. f"piions, at iis presence disappear;
kinH loae each stain, and ia" comp lcXione clear
$ ALIVE auch as GRAce'8 every one should buy
A II to It's wonLruuH merits testify,
l. at those who doubt, q sidJiG bur hW tH-
' efiiy, then its true DESERT 'twonld have:
n ven unhrlieycrs wouli laud GRACE's SALvr
Sept 7, 1&G7-lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SIMILIA SIMIMBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS,

Have proved from the most ample experience an entire
success: Simpe--Prompt-Eili ent, and Reliable
They are the only Medicines perfectly adapted 10 popn-
lar nse-so simple that mistakes cannot be made in
using them so harmless TO be free from DANGER and
so ecent as to be always reliable. They have raised
the highest COMMUNICATION from all, and will always
render satisfaction.
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NOTICE..
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
SARAH L. THOMAS, Guardian and next friend OF
Alice Mary Thomas and Teresa May Thomas
VS..
ALICE MARY THOMAS TERESA MAITHOMAS.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chanccry
September 1lth lSG7.
ORDERED, That the sale made and reported by
George Earle, Trustee, of the interest of Alice Mary
Thomas and Teresa May Thomas in and to the Real
Estate decreed in the above 10 be SOLD be rati-
lied and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be
shown ON or before the twentylirst day of November
next: provided, copy OF this order be inserted in
some paper printed NJ Elllton, once week for one
month before the twenty first day Of October ne t.
The Report states the amount of sales to be $4,000
HENRY K. TOEBEkT Clerk
True copy; test,
HENRY r. TORBERT
Sept II, l8G7-lm Clerk
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"A colored Judge presided for the first
time IN the Recorder Court at New Or.
leans on Wednesday.
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EAIR AND FESTIVAL.

The Ladies' of Union NJ. E. Church intend holding
= ia kR and FESTIVAL for the benefit OF said
Church. on Wednesday pid WulS,ioU the 25h aud
10Th days of September 1867 Tickets good for first
day only.
Fair to commence first day at 10 O'Clock; second
day at O'clock.
Antancc to Fair, Is cents; children 10 cents.
Horse reed Tor sale. aug 81. lSG7-4w
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Wistar's BalsaIn of Wild Cherry

Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group Who0piHg
Cough, Q"iaSy and the numerous rs well as danger
diseases Of the Throat, Chest and L,ugS, perva
in changeable climate at All seasons of the year,
few are fortunate enough to escape their banelu
influence. How important then to have at hand
certain antidote to a these complaints. Experience
proves that this exists in Uistay's Ra'sam to an
extent not found in any other remedy: however
the suffering, the application of this soothing
healing and wonderful Bllsam at once yanquishes
the disease and restores the sufferer to wonted
health.
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MIR. JOHN BUNTO,

OF BALDWIN CHEMuNG COUNTY, N. Y.--writes:
''I was urged by a neighbor to get one bottle OF
the RalSam Tor my Wife, beng assured by him that
IN case it did not produce good effects, he would pay
for the bottle himself. On the strength of such
practical evidence of it's merits, procured bottle
Ny wife at this time low with what the ply 81
clans termed SEATED CONSUMPTION to be unable to
raise herself from the bed coughing constantly and
raising more or less blood commenced giving the
B,,lsam directed, and was so much plea ed with
its operation that obtained another bottle and con
tinucd giving it, Before this bottle was entirely
used, she ceased coughing ana was strong enough
10 sit up. The fifth bottle entirely RESTORED
HEALTH, doing that which several Physicians had
iried to do hut had failed"
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE son, Is fremont
81, Boston, and for sale by Druggists GENERALLY.
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Notices, ST..
JGTAGON FOR SALE.

w For sale by the subscriber, near the Brick
Meeting House, good Two Horse MARKET
WAGON, with three springs, suitable for Peach
Wagon. CHAS. II. MARTINDELL
Aug 81, 1S67-4W
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Nos. Cents
Cures FEVERS, Congestion, Infammation.-.... q
WORMS, Worn-Feyer, Worm-C oic....." 81
CRflNG.Colie, or Teething of ininnts...." %
I DIARRIIUA of children or adults...... "a
DYSENTERY. Gripping Bilious Colic..... 2i
6 CH0LERA-MoRBUS, Vomiting. ......... 81
COUGHS, Colds. Bronchitis. %
NEURALGIA, Toothache, Faceache....... "a
HEADACHES, Sicll-Ileadache, Vertigo. %
10 DYSPEPSIA, Bilious Stomach. ......... %
II SUPPRESSED, or painful Periods......... 81
u WHITES too profuse Periods. %
10 GROUP, Cough, difficult Breathing .......... %
II SALT RHEUM, Eryspelas Eruptions. 81
10 RHEUMATISM, Rheumatic Pans....... %
IL FEVER AGUE, Chill Fever, Agues..... 81
PILES, blind or bleeding. ................... 50
Is OPTIlALMY, and sore weak eyes......" 90
10 CATARRIi, acute chronic, Influenza. 80
20 WlOOPlNG COUGH, violent Coughs.... 81
Il ASTHMA. oppressed Breathing ............. 50
% EAR DISCHARGES, impaired Hearing. 81
. SCR0FULA, enlarged Glands, Swellngs.. 81,
u I" GENERAL Debility, Physical Weakness. 80
. DROPSY. and scant Secretions.. ........... 90
20 SEA.SICK NESS, sickness from riding. So
q KIDNEl-DISEASE, Gravel ..............., 80
IS NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL 80
EMISSIONS. Involuntary Discharges e. l %
- SORE MOUTH, Canker. Observation-Disclosures. 81
80 URINARY WEAKNESS, wetting bed...o 90
IL PAINFUL PERIODS, with Spasms. ."..... 50
81 SUFFERINGS at change CT life,........., 90
33 EPILEPSY, Spasms st. Vtus' Dancs...i OF
n DlPHTl ERlA liberated Sore Throat.... ~
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STRAW.
WANTED.

WANTED.
w fine opportunity is now offered to any
YOUNG MAN wishing to learn the Dental pr0fes
sion. one having good mechanical genius an,
first class English education, will be taken yer,
reasonable terms. Apply to
DIR. J. Il. REGISTER, DENTIST,
Sept 7, 1S67--tf. Ekton. Md.
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r. S'' ~ '''S T. sRows 4 BRO,
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The following letter from Hon. Schuyler
Coliax, in response to the invitation to at
tend the Border State Convention, held in
Baltimore, last week, was addressed to John
l. Thomas, and its publication has been de,
layed by Mr.. Thomas absence:
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-05
The New Year.

Eighteen hundred and siSty-,iN
has passed away, with all is troubles
and trials, disoppointmcnts and
hopes, and each u can now fully
realize the extent Of their losses and
their success. 1t has been a year
fruitful in most important events.
and to Ms Of the South, sore disap-
pointmcnts. Nothing in the future
promises a returning sense OF justice
with our Northern brethren, and we
fear our people make haste to become
discouraged under %di0icultics. Chr
advice to all is, 90 TO work and 81
chew politics, maintain that calm
dignity Of department which always
charactcrizcs a true aud chiyalrou.
people, and patiently bide our time.
Let us conccdc nothing to our enc
mics, and let us ask nothing but tC
be left alone to our own resources.
The first duty that we %enjoin upon
YOU, IS To subscribe for the STAR, and
thosc who are in arrears to pay up
Let us sustain each other at home
and let "all the world and the rest o.
mankind" take care of themselves.
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BE Careful or Your Fire.

We learn from our exchanges that
an unusual number of terrible fires
have occurred recently, in different
parts Of the country. Only n few
days since, an awful calamity bcicll
the people OF Vicksburg, in which
forty brick and thirty frame houses
were destroyed, involving a loss Of
about two millions of dollars.
On last Monday night, the good
people of our ncighboring town Of
Grenada suffered by the work of in.
cendiarics. The Collins House and
all the buildings North of it, on th,
same side of the street, to the alley.
were burned to the ground. Proba.
bic loss, four or five hundred thou.
sand dollars. The fine large store.
house and stock of our friend, vii.
liam II. Hunt, formerly of this place
was consumed.
We advise everybody to have tbcil
property insured. Call on Thoma'
+. Clarke, in Pamela, agent Tor tn
PhTnix Insurance Company, an,
get your policies of insurance imme.
diatcly.
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OBITUARY.

Died, at the residence of her SON
in-law, Mr.. Samuel \. Wells, at
Baleyillc, Miss, on Wednesday, the
"a day Of January, 1867, Mrs. Susan
II. Thorp, aged ifly-one years, of
consumption.
The Deceased was born in Bridge
port, Connecticut, and cmigratcd TO
Memphis, Tennessee, about thirty
years ago. She was left a widow
some fifteen years since, with four
small children-onc son and three
daughtcrs-all of whom she raised
and educated by her personal indus
try and economy. She was u kind
aud a~flcctionate mother and an excm-
plary member of the Methodist
church. During the past five years
she was confined to her bed by that
fatal and insidious destroyer Of life,
consumption.
Memphis papers, and the paper at
Aurora, Illinois, please cory.
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Conn.eallon

W, understand q numbG uf pf.
.1o. have b,.omr alarmed airt thf
,afamilm ~ iLor Iapd. ~ Con
gt,s. There Is ~ GROUND iof any
u~ncaanrsa whaicyrf 10 regard f. ilI
those who have been parlouod
Congress authorized No Lincoln %
pardon Rebcls, and President John
spn carried that law into effect and
II thereby becomes u complete ron-
,rad and no Subsequent Congress
can pass any lass to change Or annn'
the right. acquired under the law.
It the present "Rump' honld make
the attempt, the supreme Court will
hold il null and void
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Married.

On the 18th OF December, ~ Mem
phis, at the residence Of Mr.. J.. l..
Amonett. by the Rev. G. 4. Davis,
Mr.. John VI. Hogshcad, Of the PIANO.
Ia STAR, to Ms. MolIic I. Hycr, Of.
Memphis.
Although you have left Is, John,
still we are not Of those who mourn
without hopc-of doing likewise and
in bidding YOU a long farewell from
the ranks of inglc-blcsscdno>s, we
can only wish that your fondcst an
ticipatious Of future bliss may bc
more than realized, and the fair bride
who has linked her destiny with yours
may have, with each passing year,
additional cause to congratulate her
self upon the auspicious day that
united your dcstinics.
On Thursday, December 90, 1866,
At Verona, Mis-. by the Rev. Mr..
Howell, Mr.. ". {. Clarke, of PIANO.
Ia, Miss, and Miss NJ. +. Hcrndon,
of Verona, Miss.
On Thursday, December 90, 1866,
by Rev. james ". Bates, Mr.. Vim.
II. Aston aud Miss Fanny c. Arm
strong.
At the same time, same minister
officiating, Mr.. r. II. Taylor and
Mi,, Belle Aston.
At the same time, same minister
officiating, Mr.. Philip. ;. Alton and
Mi,. SalIic \. Cooper.
On Thursday afternoon, Dcccm.
Der -, lsGG, At the residence o.
Edmund Irby, E~l, near Sarii.
Miss, by the Rev. 7. J. Gooch, Mr.
Walton ". Davidson and Miss Flor.
cncc ; Lundy both Of Memphis.
II time and space permitted, ;
pretty romance might be woven o.
fact. which led to this marriage
Major Davidson. a Confederate .ol
der, va imprisoned at Alton. Will,
Mis- Ihndy, fe political offence.
was in custody near the same place
|, An acquaintance rirenel into love
aud thi. into marriage. The rest d
the story !. recitel above. MAY III
/, happy Bridegroom be as devoted il
= love A. he va. brave and gallant il
t war, and huz prove himself worth.
the beautiful bride who pcriled nc
: only her liberty, but life in her dc
e yo,ion to the lost Cause" and thu
). endearol herself to every true Soutl,
: ctu heart. -
? At the residence Of the bride
+. father, on the Cibolo, on Thursda,
November -, 1896. by the Re,
4 Edwin A. Wagner, Robert G. Houi
! ton q Wilson county, Texas, TO Mi
Mary Ellen, daughter Of Major
". Brahan, Of Bcxar county, Tcxa
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INFLAMMATION

fmf Hrtls arn VI sHs
"A 10 de tftt ,anriaiaiaR If fsh
Wpd ~ n,t myiae fmall ili ft
rtaHaf dos ilti W. ~ Then
ts lpye m,,i,el e better fm fha
C.nopl ahi,h hlIy arltm ff
mtilef foi r,booeiblf Im iam al
lllme th, hulf taa 10 lbe mtils.
at be- 40 M rf,Ifo nm account
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Daring Attempt nj Robbery.

On last Monday night, between !
and 3 o'clock, Mr.. William Cotton,
who lives one mile South of Pamela,
was sitting at the table writinga cou
tract for some four or five freedmen
who were in the room at the time,
when some person knocked at the
door. Mr.. Cotton invited the person
TO walk in-when the door opened
a man with his face BACKED, dark
clothes and a Yankee ovcrcoai on,
advanced towards Mr.. Cotton, pre-
scented a pistol, and told him TO sur
render. Mr.. Cotton told him that
he surrendered. Just then he order.
cd the freedmen out Of the house
and Mr.. Cotton managed to make hi'
escape with them. just as he passc,
out at the door the robbcr fired a
him without effect, and he made goc'
his escape to the residence of Mrs
7. b. Jones. An accomplice wa
seen in the yard holding two horses
Their object was, no doubt, Mr.. Col
toms money, TO obtain which, The.
were ready to murder him II neces
sary, but the villain failed toget cvcI
tie small amount he had, il being il
an envelope in his trunk. The
broke open the trunk, but lct tn
letter lying on the hearth with th'
money in Il. Mr.. Cotton and hi
partner, Mr.. Taylor, came to thi
county from Philadelphia, a year age
rurchased Col. Folks plantation
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COMMISSIONERS SALE Of
real ESTATE.

Pursuant to a DECREE Of the Probate Court Of
Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered at the
pctohcr term, 1886, thereof I will, a. com.
missioner. on the llth day Of January. 1897,
On the premises herein d%escnhcd, and within
lawful hours, proceed 10 sell the following
lands. belonging TO the estate Of n L. n
Waters. and situate and lying In said county Of
Pamela. tc-wit, The Northeast quarter u See
,iun ~ township 10, range =.
Terms of sale. one hnh cash baiants IN on
aud two Years With bond aud approved sssafi
Nv. A. n NiCkLE
drytS.At Commissioner
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters ~ administration on The estate ~
Sterling Harris deceased having been granted
to The undesigbsi Al the Jane term lsss 4
the rrohais Cuurt u panals tuuntj Ell psf=Hs
having claims against sald estate wlH pfsaat
The ame fsf registration IN he frlsis rlsFk >
one ~ psnols county, within ths iims pc
ahisd b. hv of ihg viii b hfsisi hafti
90 hKtsN1s.
ds-tkV AfHiaiHfsfH
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDS.

A. trustees in the deed Of trust made by
John Burlyson to secure John b. Fizer IN pay
meut Of certain notes We will on Tuesday the
lsi day Of January, 1861, in front Of the court
house door in the town Of Pamela, in Pamela
county. Mississippi, within legal hour, sell for
cash, At public cutlery to the highest bidder,
one Of the finest small cotton and stock farms
In ihe Mississippi river bottom, containing about
332 acres. living in Tunica county, State Of
Mississippi, on the road leading from the mouth
n coldvaier to Helena, abou, fifteen miles
from former, on Moore bayou. The improve
mcuts consist u 700 to $50 acres in a high state
81 cultivation. double log dwelling with shed
rooms 10 or ~ negro cabins, oommodeous GIN
house, nev cotton pres, good cribs and stables.
II !. a good stand Tor public entertainment the
ferry arross the bayou belongs TO the place,
good stock range. and the iac, Is mainly above
overflow. ". 2. WooTTEN,
J. L. FLETCHER,
noy2i-it-pl Trustees.
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CITATION NOTICE.

900, State of Mississippi Pamela county To
ga., Seal. George 7 Seal Nafshall Smith
Monroe smith and Alvin Smith. heira-ai-law
lf Gideon Pnmell deceased You and each Of
5000 ar, hereby cited to appear before the Pro-
bate court ot ail county % The court house
thereof 900 the fourth Monday 10 December
1853 io show rnu.e why thc petition % Brown
G. pirut.l administrator u DO, estate u said
deceased PRAYING ur che nlc Of the real estate
~ aid deceased should mo-, be granted By
order of court sucd 3olh October. 1866.
uoyl0.u ". I. WuuTTEN Clerk.
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Millinery.
Mrs. y. VI. HELM,
Late Ms Robeaos.

Late Ms Robsr.0B.J
Take. pleasure iu informing her former friends
and patrons, aud the public generally that he
just opened a new and fashionable Nllin-
sry aid Drrs-Nakihg Establishment a, 3sG
Vain Street Memphis Trba whcre she i pre-
pared % meet h,r Ga fritnis % 90 ans orders
si'h neaiEsa and dispatch that comes under
.rf line ~ business Particular attention paid
20 Stamping Or h~r,ting and embroidery.
uUYlu.lm
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INsoLvENT MOTTO

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela ss]
the heirs Of Jesse Watson, dsceA
tate q deceased Vas reported insoi'
August term. Iscs u the Pvoa,s
saii county. Yen are hereby noun1
hate yoar claims and have them
she rtuhatc Clerks 0iftt 81 -
the Is, Of October. 1861. or they VA
barred By order q court
pc RLAcKW
pri sn Nim
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
SALE OF
Ian d.

Pursuant 10 a decree Of the Probate court Of
Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered at the
October term, 1866. thereof | will on Tuesday
the 18th day Of December next, 1T the late res
ideucr Of J. r.. Fowler in said county Of Pan
ola, within lawful hours, proceed to sell the
following lands and personal property, situated
and living in said county Of Pamela aud State
u Mississippi. and known rs the Fowler lands,
viz. All Of section 6, township Z range o,
known a, the nctile section. containing $50
acres Of cotton land. 100 in good state Of Guilt
walton. will sell in three lots, South half Of
northeast quarter and northwest quarter, and
al Of the South half Of section %, township 6,
range Q. containing 200 acres Of good creek
bottom. 80 or 80 in good state Of cultivation.
I will sell the South half in q%unrters. all ives,
Of the basil. meridian In the Chickasaw c~cssion,
Pamela county and State Of Mississippi. ! will
also sell hogs, mules, cattle, together with
household furniture. Terms-onc fourth Cash,
the balance In two equal payments in one and
two years from date Of sale. with interest n six
per cent per annum, from day Of sale, purchas-
cr giving bonds with approved security and
the commissioner holding statutory lien no said
lands. $. b. G.. CARtTHERS,
noY2i-jt Administrator 4 Commissioner.
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NOTICE L.
Important Information to
Tax-Payers.

The tar to he collected in Pamela county the
ensuing winter, is three dollars on every male
inhabitant between the ages Of iweniy-onc and
sixty years, regardless Of color. and every per
son, firm, partnership or corporation, having in
his her or their employ, any one subject TO pay
said TAX, ARE by Law responsible to pay the same
for the person so employed ny order Of the
Board Of Police Of Pamela county, issued No
vemhcr "a, 1866. W. 7. WOOrTEN,
nnylT-tf CLERK.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-12

Rcs1N-In the market for this article we have
no perceptible change to report so far as regards
prices although the demand does not appear to
be quite 80 good existed at the close OF our last
review. During the week just closed parcels have
been very readily taken when offered on market,
hnt for day or two past the demand has been
mostly for the lower grades, and the hnef qua i
ties rule quiet but firm. The transactions LOT the
week reach 1851 bbls., at the following quota
tions 50 so for Common; - 6O@s2 ~ for Strain
ed 50 7O1S2 S73 for No. 2 s. 259S3 % for low,
and S40s4 rs for fair to good NO. l. and S3(DS3
SO for Pale, as in quality, u Dbl. Of $50 lbs,
TAR-Continues to be i'll brisk demand for ship
ment and has further advanced 30 cents. The
receipts for the week are only 22S bbs., which
sold as follows: 143 bb!s at SIS 623, and 80 do at
So so % bbl.-the market closing at highest price.
BEEF CATTLE.-Severall lots OF beeves have bsen
brought in. and the market is better supplied; a
prime article However, finds ready SALE we quote
on the hoof at S@10 cents q 1b net, as In quality
SHEEP continue in moderate stock, and are rather
dull at 81 to So each -,
BARRELs-The market is heavily supplied with
empty spirit barrels, and there is little no de-
mand. It is almost impossible to give reliable
quotations. as prices vary materially according to
Quantity and quality. We quote from wharf as
follows: Second hand, S3@s3 25 for lots as they
run and So 80 for selected; new 50 J0034 fof
country and S40$4 % each for N. \. make.
BEEswAx-Is in demand, and sells at 3303o CTS
% ID.
CoTToN.-The market continues to be neglect
ed, and no sales have been reported during the
we X. In the absence of sales our quotatlons III
table must be looked upon as merely nominal.
CoRN MEALS in light stock, and mas advan'