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CITATION NOTICE.

The Stale u Mississippi raBala euunty. To
saldman simusas Gideon It sInBaas Nancy
geurge. Margaret Smith and Jane Baker. heirs
II lsu II uienn s~Ialding deceased. together
with Madison Urufge husband Of said Nancy.
aud Bani min smith. husband u SAID Margaret
appear befute The Probate eunft Of said county.
AZ the court house thereof on the fourth Non.
Aay in Nsnh. tsai. then and thers 10 show
ttasc why the Husl ateoaHl ct n n phlllftS.
administrator Uf the estate Of said deceased
should not he allowed and approved BY
order II court issusd February I. 1855.
ltAs3.st " 7. WpOTTEN ritfl
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ADMINISTRATOR ) NOTICE.

Isttsfsa n administration 4 bssas Has having
bern atshted 10 The undsrsignei on The estate
% james " Ward, deceased, BY The Proba,s
Court, ~ the December term, is6s. for The
county Of Pamela snd State Of Mississippi
therefore al persons having claims against said
estate will present them within the time pre-
kfiitd Is law, OF taey viii be forever barred.
and all these indebted 10 said estate viii ave
rosts By paying NJ Immediately.
JAMES A. RnRkRTsnN.
sa-e'rl Aaninistrrter.
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Aalt iu laHe htNatl ahl sl'a
Ha utfHuHt hlftl,f i.'fF
IS te rat uubl.l sou on account a.
t. .l lttt Wo latf u1f annoyed gmi
NIh lms af uU ISL 900 upt bk YOU - 20.
1910 thf nrfafii of lrf tgaf crop with u
W. halt given ,uu uut.ked Che mme lmn
fl.tNr obtained 40 UNf onn detta IN return
faf ii Indulgence Ur lfink VIZ nfr entitled
tu Hlsmi m menla uui " thr rfotont crop
MI Bho Will flmr MP and ruy w thc lsi Of
December utNt. SUI find u disposed 10 settle
on lhrHl terms Those Who DO not pny ~
make .nii factory settlements by he ut ol
January may pAnept 10 BE- sued Ia thu trtl
court thereafter
u.t10.1m HELM \ ltOBGOuD.
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Our Sob Department

!. complete and ]. the largest establishment Of
the kind In the southwest W employ none
tHt capable wefkmta sBi turn eHt The tsst Of
vofs a. ths mass ressausAls rtiees,
tttU.bm WtitfH0RE BROS
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Married.

On the 3lst ult., at the residence
Of the brides father, by R>v. II. NJ.
Morrison, Mr.. Sterling W, Spires and
Miss Matte johnson.
On the 18th inst, at the residence
Of the brides father, by the Rev.
Mr.. Potter, Mr.. Allen +. Belts "a
Mis- laura L. Paslay.
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BOARD OF POLICE.

There vii y a atial ,xtm Of The Beard Il
Police al Iaaeli haats held At sae eouft-
huu.s Of said county On the hri Mond 10
March. ts6f. By order Of the eluft, issued
February !, 1851.
hts.it WI wnoTTES. ctsts
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Sadis Male Academy.

The fret term II ibis sghool will commence
ON Monday next. February 18th, aud will com
tInug until the close Of the second week IN
July.
CHARGES rEa SESSION or TWENTY VEGAS.
For reading. writing, mental afittme-
tir, primary English grammar. aud
geography w
For more advanced pupil. 10 the
same. including written arithmetic,
elementary alrehrt. history. rie...... . "a
rnr Tuition In Latin. Grcek, and the
higher branches Of mathematics, in
rluiine practical surys, iug..a.a...... 20 on
lHfiitHttl ~
une-half cash In advances, The remainder
Iuc a the expiration Of zach session.
For further particulars apply To
r.. r. NOSELEY.
fr13-tm.pd Satdiss Miss. :
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VIEW IERTlSENENT rs,
COLLECTION AGENCY.

The undersigned, at the solicitation OF many
hirud., orer, bis services 10 the people Of this
aud adjoining counties in the capacity 90
GENERAL COLLECTOR lie solicils claims
tot collection, and promises dispatch and dili.
ecnuc in the collection Of III claims entrusted
tn him Ills commissions viii only be At q
tniSg utrg, and arrangements TO that effect
rIu he made hy parties wishing collections
made. Ltc2al GEO. ". HOLIDAY.
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j. BEickling Il Co.'S
Great Sale of Watches

$4,000 hunting silver watches .... % to 30
80. 600 assorted watches, all kinds 10 to IS
livery patron obtains a watch by this ar
mngvment, costing but $40. while It may he
worth $3.50. No mrtiality shown
Ntss< J. liiekliug & Cos Great American
Watch 60, New York City. wish to immrdi.
airlt dispose Of the above magnificent stock.
Certificates naming articles arr placed In
sealed enselopel Holders are rniitisl To the
articles uamci on their certificates, upon pay.
meut ui Ten Dollars whether It he a watch
worth $3.50 nr uuc worth less The return Of
any II our certificates entities ynu 10 the arti.
lie NAMED thereon. upon payment, irrespective
II its worth. aud aa no nrticir valued less than
stu Is nAmed ON any certificate, Il will at untr
be seen that this i no lottery but a straight
forward legitimate transaction, whirh may b.
participated IN even hy the most tatidioasl
4 single certificate will be sent BY mail, poal
raid. upon receipt Of . cents Eve for 81.
flevea fur g.. thirty-thrCs and tirRaut pfsmi.
Nm fur s.. s~iNty-six and more valuahle premium
Tor $40. one hundred and most superb watch
Tor els. To ageuts OF those Wishing employ.
NETT this is rars opportunity. II ls a leritt
ma,tly conducted business iuly authorised h,
the aas,fnmtnt and open 10 The moat rarela
scrutiny. Thy rsi
Aiirpsa } HfcELlNG ( 10.
40 Bruadway-uear 7. ".
fsa-1m City II Nsw York.
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Southern Department
OF rHE-
PHGNN INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
rANo1A, Miss. AarNcy.

PAMELA, Miss. AGENCY.
The undersigned il now prepared 10 Issue
Policies Of Insurance aTaiust ERE 10 the above
old and reliable cumrany. whose easA asssis on
the first Of July. lsG6. were 81 .o4a,Tf2.13.
h%uildinga merchandise. cotton in store. etc.
insured 1t ~ low rites ~ arv compatible with
certain indemnity AL LOSSES promptly adjust.
FL aud paid. THOMAS r. CLARKE
aaEll-sm Resident Agent.
+ Q namliu, Memphis, Tenn Southern So.
pervisiun Agent.
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INsoIyFNT NOTICE

The State Of Mississippi, ranela sasan :
the heirs Of Iesse Watson, decsAsea. !. y
iats II deceased was reported ins'ssa ]
August ietm. ises, II the Ffoeass !. r.
said county. You are hereby nc'insa J
hate ruur claims and have them FrE.s, I
the Probate Clerks uhire uf sid -.
che ist ef October, 1851, Of tas! VI
X q BbAcKWppa
pc RLACKNVoh
ssri-1m sAam
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4 down East paper has the follow
ing local notice; "a child was run
over by a wagon three years old and
cro,s-cycd with wntaloons ON which
never spoke afterwards"
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The rablis Ledger In. the
LARGEST DAILY CIRCULATION

nj any rapst rntlsh,i in The slai, Of Ten.
neascr.
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Few Of Us are tools always; all
sometimes.
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1915 Main street, Jackson Block
MEMPHIS, TENN.

Sole agent for Vim. Knnbe / Co.'s World
renowned Gold medal PIANOS.
Pronounced by competent judges to be the
best now manufactured. A full and well as
sorted stock constantly on hand. Persons in
want Of a really f~rst-class Piano viii do well
to call before purchasing elsewhere. Also,
agent for Kindt 4 Mantz, and other celebrated
Pianos.
EeD-Remembcr the place: No, 3I5 Main st.
jackson Block. jAl2-3m
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y. y. PEARSON.
will
Howell, w God g. Read,
No. 332 Main Street,
(old stand Of Speed, ponoho 1 simnge,l
MEMPHIS TENN.

MCsscu Howell, Wood 4 Read hare now on
hand, and are receiving, one Of the largest
stocks Of fall aud winter goods ever brought Ia
this market. Their stuek comprises everything
needed by planters anA -runsumcrs generally
Their stock Of blanksl&hu goods Of ever,
description, Shoes, hats, ~ IL .asll aud rom.
plc,c. n my old friends u pafTa and adjoin.
ing rguniira will call on me. ! think ! ran sat.
isfy them that ! can Do better hy them, hulh ID
price and quality, than ans other persun II
town A. have IN everything IN the war
aud my salary depends on ne amount that
sell, | hope my friends will call on me in par.
%ticulat, aud will Try and DO them good.
=. n. PEARSON.
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$1,000 per annun

The House yesterday appropriated
one thousand dollars to the Ladies
Nick-burg Confederate Cemetery As
snciation, for The better protection Of
the Confederate graves in that city
and vicinity.
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New YoRK, Sep. 2r-The steam
boats Dean Richmond and g. Wander
bilt collided last night, near Rondout.
The Richmond sunk in about fifty
minutes. The passengers and crew
were all saved. The Vanderbilt was
slightly damaged.
The steamer Arizona, with Califor-
MIA dates of the Both ult, has arrived.
The Tribune's special says General
Grant disclaims any intention to ex-
tend the time for registration in the
South.
The attempt to purchase the Island
of st. Thomas has failed.
New YORK, Sept. 20.-There are
reports here of trouble in the Ston-
ington Bank of Connecticut, and the
Cashier is said to be missing.
Henry Hart and G.. Mccormick
with four others were arrested to-day
charged with smuggling $5O, 900 worth
of cigars, and held to bail in $50. 900.
The principal owners of the Ken
tucky Bourbon Company were before
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Arrest Of Cigar Smugglers.
ri =.t > ~ q ga 50 - s.I "a "a
An Election Ordered in
Georgia.
ST. LOUIS.
#G8 Judge Kinney Charged with Fraud
Later from the Indians-They De.
mand the Abandonment Of the
Powder River Country.

ST. LOUIS, September 20.-An
Omaha special says John w. Smith,
the last resident of the country of the
Crow Indians, just returned from
Il s~5 Fort Philip Kearney, writes to the
Herald, charging Judge Kinney,
Special Agent at Fort Kearney. with
gross injustice and fraud in his deal
ings with the Crow Indians, compel
ing them to remain in the Sioux coun-
try against their will for the purpose
of securing trade; that annuities
amounting to twenty-five thousand
dollars, promised three years ago,
e were never paid and claims that the
goods sold at Kinney's own store to
the Indians, were furnished by the
Government for free distribution. il
Dispatches from the North Platte
say the Indians in council there yes
terday, demand the unconditional
~Is abandonment of the Powder River
country. and both Pacific railroads,
and that they be supplied with guns
and ammunition before they make
peace, otherwise they will carry on
war to determination. ~.
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EVANSVILLE. ND, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER

Commissioner White to-day, charged
by Collector Bailey with defrauding
the revenue by carrying on the recti-
flying business without license. using
spurious brands, removing liquors
without inspection, &c. The parties
are C. Ell. Sanborn, D. Messmore, A.
r.. Mills and T. j. Tulkhom, and
were held to bail in 81, 900 each. In
turn they have commenced two suits
against Collector Bailey in the Supe-
rior Court, and he is held to bail re-
spectively in $4,000. and $4,000.
Messmore is brother Of Assessor
Messmore of the Metropolitan Board
of Revenue. There is over 81, 600, 900
involved in these cases. - = = '5. -
There was an explosion of whisky
this morning caused by the burning
of Rogers distillery on Navy Street,
Brooklyn Two men were badly
The Cincinnati excursionists left.
last night for Albany. 8. III.
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Respite OF Murderer-Great Ha-
tired OF the Murderer-Fears shat
the Prisoner would be Taken
from the Jail and Hanged.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 20-White,
convicted of murder, and sentenced
to be hung at Anderson, Indiana, to-
day, has been respited by the Govern
or until the second week in October.
An immense crowd from all parts of
the country gathered at Anderson. and
the feeling of hatred against the mur-
derer is so intense, that it is feared
White will be taken from the Jail and
hung. The streets surrounding the
Jail are packed by the crowd, who are
clamerous for the execution.
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Gen. iSickles Calls on cen. Grant
{ Gen. Hancock Goes to st. Louis
4 Respect to the Memory OF Sir
3 Frederick Bruce. oo5

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20.-Maj. Gen.
lSickles9 this morning had an inter-
view with Gen. Grant. rsi
Gen. Hancock will leave Washing
ton in few days for st. Louis, but
will not for some weeks proceed to
New Orleans "A riad1 -
The flags of all the public build
ing are at half mast, as token of re-
spect to the memory of Sir Frederick
Bruce - i,r3cgf a3., -at ea;
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AUGUSTA, GA.
Election 0rdered-T0te to be Taken
for the Election OF Delegates, and
For or Against the Convention.

AUGUSTA, Ga, September 2O.-The
Republican contains an order of Gen.
Pope, directing that an election be
held In Georgia, commencing Thurs
day, October 29sh. and to continue
three days, at which registered voters
may vote for convention or against
convention; also for delegates for
said convention, in case q majority of
the votes so decide. The senatorial
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CHARLES STARK. LOUIS MENzER
STARK & MENZER, Dealers in
- SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
No. South Second Street,
Bet. Main and Locust,
Evansville, Ind.
Cleaning and Securing done to order.
NE. Liberal prices paid for Second
hand Clothing. TauD dSm
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districts as established by the State
laws, are adopted for the purpose of
representation in the convention,
which will consist of 1859 delegates.
The: instructions are generally the
san as issued for elections in Alaba-
ma ,f., fes.r.s .e-fs e.,
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Sheridan en- route for Baltimore
Steamboat Explosion - COnstitu-
tiOnal Election In Maryland. H 81

BALTIMORE, Sept. 20.--Partial re-
turns from most of the counties in
the State foot up majority of 5000
for the new constitution to the ma
jority in this city, which was 10,584.
Some of the counties are yet to be
heard from, and they will increase
the majority. " -.-.l.l
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QUEBEC, September 20.-The steam
troop ship Himilaya. from England,
with the Sixtieth Rifles on board, is
detained at Quarantine Island, from
prevalence of Asiatic cholera. .s,. ~
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COLUMBUS, GA, September 90
The steamboat Chipola exploded her
boilers f8 miles below here yesterday.
Six persons, two whites and four coll
ored, all employees on the boat, were
killed. All the passengers are safe.
The boat is total loss.!7 ~
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TORONTO, September 20.-The cele-
brated DIR. Black burn, of yellow fever
noteriety, left Canada for New Or
leans. yesterday, having obtained per-
mission to do so under the late am
nesty proclamation. r8 eo'
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- Also. AGENTS for the sale of
GERMAN ANCHOR Bolting Cloth


GERMAN ANCHOR Bolting Cloth
Velvet Carpets Chinese Mattings
Brussels Carpets Manila Mattings
Tapestry Carpets Cocoa Mattings
Three-Ply Carpets Bamboo Mattings
Two Ply Carpets Velvet Rugs
Ingram Carpets Brussels Rugs
Venetian Carpets Oil-Cloth Rugs
German Carpets Velvet Mats
Printed Carpets Brussels Mats
Listing Carpets Rubber Mats
Hemp Carpets Adelaide Mats
Rag Carpets Sheepskin Mats
Window Hollands Floor Oil. Cloths
Window Fixtures Mosquito Bars
Rustic Shades Linen Sheeting
Favorite Shades Pillow- Casing
Venetian Shades Cornice Moulding
Window Cornices Bed Blanket
Gilt Shades Cotton Sheeting
Nottingham Lace VestiDule Rods
Tamboured Lace Carpet Innings
Window Reps Carriage Rugs
Rubber Sheeting Picture Nails
Window Drapery Stair Rods
Parlor Hassocks Picture Cords
Carpet Bindings Stair Plates
Table Linens Picture Tassels
Fruit Napkins Counterpanes
Woolen Druggets Stair Linens
Curtain Hooks Carpet Tacks
Table Oil Cloths Window Damasks
Piano Covers Curtain Drops
Curtain Gimps &c, &C., &c.
and UPHoLsTERERs furnished when
ga fl--s The latest styles of
FRENCH WINDOW LAMBRAQUINS
= T1Bi made to order.
Carpets cut and made to any given mea-
sure. -Oil-Cloths fitted and put down.
Window Cornices mounted and put up.
Shades OF all kinds hung in q superior
style and on short notice =
AL UOrk tcdrrdf,ted SATISFACTORY.
Prices guaranteed as Low as in any
similar establishment in the UNITED
States.
WIN. e. FRENCH & CO..
No. 10 First Street,
sel9 -. UPSTAIRS
!, ARCHITECTS.
no. - q. MURSINNA,
E a R @ H i f @ Il.
omce-No. CHANDEER's BUILDING,
Corner First and Locust Streets,
SE Plans and specifications for all kinds
of buildings furnished at short notice, and
on reason able erM mchl5 d3m
Robert Boyd,
Architect,
NO. I CHANDLRR'S BLOCK.
ONCE formerly occupied by the late Arm
OF Mursinna d Boyd mohN 6m
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s Notice. 1
TAMES M. WARREN, of the firm of
- Mark & Warren, of this city, and
Mark, Warren Co., of Cairo, Illinois, has
this day sold out his entire interest in said
houses to M. Henning, of this city. The
business win hereafter be carried on in
debts due the late firm of Mark & Warren
are to be paid to Mark & Henning, and all
demands against the late firm of Mark &
Warren ar to be paid by Mark q Hem
ming. DE-, MI ti. N ARK.
JA dElS NJ. WARREN.
81. GENNING.
August l3, 1857. (aul4 dit
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y. Y. SPECIALS.

Whisky Seizure-The President on
the Extension Of the Time for
RegistratiOn-He fears Impeach-
ment if he Does it-Admits the Re-
construction Laws Confer on Dis.
trict Commanders Sole Control
over RegistratiOn-Great COnsery-
ative Democratic Mass meeting.
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HARRIsBURG, Pa. Sept. 2O.LGen.
Sheridan passed through. here this
morning en-, route for Baltimore.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-12
BY TELEGRAPH A {.
COTTGN--3I I-2 GOLD--33 5-S
WASHINGTON.

afst44 lH WASHINGTON, Jan. '.
 The Department of State has receiv- ed official information of the relief from quarantine of vessels coming from Philadelphia to Cuban ports. the Spanish Consul at Philadelphia having reported the total disappearance of cholera from his section since the '2lst of November. The exemption. how ever, is only where the vessels bring clear bills of health. and no cholera deaths have occurred during the pas, sage. as
 A message from the President, in answer to call from the House for the correspondence relative to the joint occupancy of the Island of Sere Juan, in Washington Territory, says it is not deemed advisable at the present juncturc to communicate the cores pondence.
 Judge Orth has returned from Indi- ana. He reports the election of Gov ernor Morton to the U. s. Senatorship as certain.
 Advices from Springfield, H., indi- cate that Palmer will be elected Sena- tor, as reward for his sufferings at the hands Of the Kentucky Judiciary.
 Thad. Stevens went to Harrisburg this evening, confident that Pennsyl- vsnia will indorse his advanced posi-
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-12
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Jan

d3 NEW YORK, January 2.
 Mayor Hoffman's message was deliv- ed to-day to the City Council. It states the funded debt of the city is nearly three million, a decrease of SS55,000 from the previous year. It is all well secured. Besides this there is a city and county debt of three million, de- crease ofover million and halffrom the previous year, Tn The tax levy amounts to nearly Sl7000,000 and is on basis of To per cent, while n 1865 it was 2 99-100. The balance of the message is only local in interest.
 Cotton is~drooping; sales of 1000 bales; middling uplands, 3414 @3415c ; Orleans, 361Sc. Gold, S1 3356.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-12
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, January Moon. The steamship Cuba. from New fork, arrived here this morning.
 Cotton is quiet here to-day, and the sales are estimated at 10000 bales. Mid ding uplands, l5d.
 LONDON, January 7-Noon, Consols, 905s for money. 5-20s, 73. Erie railroad shares, 46. Illinois Gen. tral, S2.
 ATHENS, GREECE, January 7-Noon. The United States Consuls at Canada has pronounced the Turkish blockade intellectual.
 ..i.'3 BERLIN, January '. By the incorporation of portion of Poland with Prussia, the Polish nation alityis finally obliterated.
 LONDON, January7. England and France will not inter fere in the Turkisk- Greek affair." if Prussia does not.