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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-26

7 @-FRED. DOUGLASS was beaten in the
Radical Convention in Monroe county,
New York, last week, for delegate to the
Constitutional Convention. The vote stood
for FREEMAN CLARK nearly two to one, and
he as Radical as FRED.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-26
Mrs. WINsLOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
Presents 70 the Attention Of Mothers her
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-16
Preparation. I'm me fomIna rap

Fpn imllntma lrlmr
.u MI nbli.u ilHta Fua''f nHu
lara. ats W lpi $40 o. Inn.I 20
lul.f uliIttiim oa rrnw '0ff
fi.n lH. lt,n thc nf If mI0I
,sf AImpl without t.0rriIon
49, nnalun rptrl 0'if unim0l.
I,rYfo fho fsmrtim IT lai y.lr or
,ady dlis ymf Wr lHf ol mnu
,sr.on from iho Ctfnltula nuI
Gnouia .auliup W onf midst nr.1iu.
,anpl ly ilc hlor nro s0ty loi
The cultivation ~ The plantation.
they have either rented ~ purchased.
and vc lfaal lhcy may all hive w1.'
10 congratulate thcmrl,n upon ihl'I
rrmoynl here. and tlni abundant
barsesls may crown their oilotl.
Beside all this, many Of oar old
farmers have increased the number
or their tmnd., and more would DC
~ were they To be- had These ar'
cheering signs, aud should the mp.
%proacKinp season be a favorable one
w. predict more general prosperity
Yor our county than is at present an.
ticipatcl.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

by virtue Of = deed uI trust, dated the 9Th
day of February. 1866, made by Samuel y
Sorshy 10 secure the payment Of a certain debt
therein described to VI T. Sorsby which said
deed is duly Of record ON pages 300, 800 aud
lOl Of book u, Of the record " deeds In the
Office Of the clerk Ut the Probate Court Of IN.
nola county, In the State Of Mississippi, ~
trustee IN uid deed Of trust, will, within The
usual hours IT sales, on Monday, the 18th day Of
March, 1867, ut the courthouse door In the
tow of Pamela, in said county and State, ci-
pusc for sale to the highest bidder nj auction,
Tor cash. the following described parcels of
land situate In the county aud State aforesaid,
via Tie southeast fmclion quarter section ~,
township o. range \ east half section u, town
ship ., range 4, northwest fractional quarter
section %, township nine, range 8; east iuc-
tional hnlr section 10, township Q, range 3,
containing In Ill ibl acres. Acting as such
trustee, | shalt only convey such title rs Is
vested IN me, which Is however, believed To be
good. JC. AkhsIhuNd'
febt6-st Trustee.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Solomon Simmons, Gideon H. Simmons, Nancy
George, Margaret Smith and Jane Baker, heirs
at law Of Gideon Spalding, deceased
You and each Of you are hereby cited IA
appear before the Probate court Of said county,
At the court house thereof on the fourth Mon
day In March, 1867, then and there To show
cause why the final account Of NJ n PHILLIPS
administrator OF the estate Of said deceased
should not be allowed aud approved. u!
order Of court issued February I, 1866.
mblG.5t ". 7. WOOTrEN, CLERK.
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Terrible Tornado IN The Mls'lsNlp'
ri Rl,cr..LOss Of Life.

We take the following from the
Nicksburr HrdH Of February 81
4 terrible tornado swept across q
belt Of country about scycnty-fye
above Nick. hurg, Oh Friday
evening, the IL inst. The weather
here, At that timc, was stormy, ac-
companicd by heavy rain, but at
tractcd no unusual attention, Above
here, however, il appears to have
ragged with the fury Of q hurricane.
It's course was about S.W. by Ne,
VARYING towards W. We append
such information rs we have been
able to obtain:
oN TuE MISSISSIPPI SIDE.
Mr.. EprroM One of those ter
riblc phenomena, a watcr-spout,
which appals the heart of the stout
est, passed through this neighbor-
hood on Friday evening, February
|. II came from the west, crossing
from the Louisiana shore at the Nor
gan plantation, sweeping through
Island %, making a line through the
timber some four hundred yards vide
and striking with full force the resi-.
dcncc Of Mrs. T.. K. Nelson. In {
moment every building on the plan.
tation was Frustrated, fences blown
down, and everything that oilerct
resistance TO its fury swept away
The rails Of n fence, for a consider
able distance, were blown probabl!
Cor milcs-as they have not beer
found on the plantation. 4 gentle
man who witnessed its paSsag,
through Island %, says he distinct,
saw trees that had been wrenchc,
from their trunks, hundreds of fee
in the air. The residence was appa
rcntly only touched by the quite
portion Of the column, but one 70,
Of the quarters and some othc
buildings were struck with full fore,
aud the earth for a considerable
I. spacc-oycr two hundred fcct-giv,
evidence of a torrent of water hay
ing passed over il, removing every
thing, aud hurting through the air
/, heavy pair of timber wheels for III
distance of sixty yards. Bricks hay
! been found hundreds of yards frol
, the dwelling. A wagon with q pa.
Of mules attached was carried IN d
opposite direction to the course Of u
! rind, some ninety feet, oyerturnc
: and smashed, and the mules lyiu
: partially under the wagon. | couI
name many incredible things III
!, must be- seen to be believed.
Would to heaven | had only
= recount the destruction of proper
|, in this communication. Mrs. Ne
son has a large family of childr,
and grandchildren, numbering in {
eleven. When Mr. Samuel Ncls,
G saw the dwelling would be struck
a the approaching tornodo, he called
\ all the family to leave the house, b
/" unfortunately some Of the young
members were in the interior Of I
house. and Mrs. Nelson, ever waite
FIJI over her helpless flock, went
i pursuit of them, aud they ",
i found, after the storm had passed
!" buried under the fallen timbc
:. within q few feet Of each other. NJ
:, Nelson only lived half an hour. I
q two children were found under
. brick Of a fallen chimney, one
, them seriously injured. Every me
- Der of the family were more or
:. injured.
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Every patrtn obtains q watch By ths AZ.
tsnFsusnt costing but 80 vhils i may BE-
worth $50. No psftislity shown.
Nsup ] nickling A Co.'S Great American
Watch Co, New York city, wish 10 immsii
atsly dispose u the above magnificent ito
Certificates naming articles arr placed In
sealed snvslopei Holders av sniitlsd b the
articles named IN their certificates upon pay.
meat Of Ten Dollars whether u b. = watch
wnFth $3.50 ~ uns worth lssa The return u
any u our certificates entities ycu tn the arti.
els named thsrenn. uron payment irrespective
~ IL vurth. and A. b. article valued lee than
tto u named On any certificate. u riil II uaes
he ven that this l. n luiisry, bat straight
fsfward legitimate tsnartiou, vhish MAJ b
participated In svsn ~ Tho most ailiiausi
A single rrrtihrats vill 10 sent ~ mail psi
psli uprn rvesipt # - cent? I've 81 Oh.
eleven 10 A.. thirty thfss and slsFsat pssmi.
an ~ ts dsty.s1 sHi uiufs vsluahls premium
~ ttn. uns huuirf and most supsft uaisi
mftis. To agents o. ihoss Wishing employ.
meat ibis 4 q rare appaf,uniiy u 4 = lsrti.
malsly conducted business Only authafiaei y,
~ Fssmusat saA sa " De mas 6srfh
Hfatny raT 81
Adifsa ] HtCKttNd c..
tla Hfadssy-rssf ? q.
t3-im CIV Y Ser Ynk
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The Prospects Before Is.

"Whithcr are We drifting falls
from the lips of every lover of hi,
country to-day, and yet il seems an
almost fr%uitlcss question. Our polit-
i,,l horizon IL ob4curcd with clouds
dark and lowering. No bright, glo-
rious ray of sunshine can be seen
breaking It's way through the omln-
ous Gloom, and all is dark, dark !
Ten thousand hearts are throbbIng
unanimously in anxious expectation.
Ten thousand voices are hushcd in
brcathlcss silence waiting for the
verdict" Ten thousand weary, wait
ing YES are eagerly turned to that
great and good man who stands at
the helm Of our ship of State, with
his eagle eye fixed on the beacon of
ligh, guiding our craft into the haven
of liberty and pcacc-struggling on
through the difficulties that almost
oyerwhelm him, m%anfully crushing
every obstacle in his path. With a
heart true and steady, hisvoicc thun-
der. forth burning with cloqucncc.
and ringing true still in the cause Of
freedom. The Constitution framed
by our fore-hthcr-which every pa.
iriot vcneutcs next to his God
laid away and can well be numbcrc,
among the things that were. Truth
Justice aud mercy arr hiding ihel
dropping heads, while the angels o
Heaven -hudder with horror and tn
imps Of hell stand back aghast at til
6cndish schemes aud vile yitupcntion
Of radicalism that now reign wit.
dcmon-likc fury. The gaunt an
haguard figures Of treason, ruin an
d%c,olation have lifted their Mcdusa
like heads and are stalking abroad !
our land. Another leaf of our nj
tional history is blackcncd with II
fanny. in the attempt to override d
decisions Of the Supreme Court an
rill another by the forthcoming IN
rcachmcnt Of Gen. Grant. Libcri
gave another gasp in her dying strul
rlc. while treason laughed with fen,
ish triumph and gathered fresh hol
and strength. Who can tell what
wear will bring forth? We are no
anxiously "wuitiug for the verdict
The world has almost stopped It's c
olntions 10 see what will come neS
while nations are looking with strait
FL ewes and listening ears to sec NJ
hear whether we "sink or swim
The nee glorious flag ofour count
no longer floats proudly aloit-kiss'
Nv the brcczcs Of liberty and peace.
In. IT, folds are dropping in ign
miny and disgrace, and where on
was proudly inscribed Freedom,
o written in blazing chaructc
Oppression aud Anarchy. libe'
i dead for q time. God grantit nj
soon bc r%cscrcctcd. Our hopes n
.tost an the President. aud he m
lhc sustained sgaiost ihc traitors
u land even at the alternative
once more "couching the lance .
drawing the blade" Should he
a vail will ts xruug from the hci
Of true patriots, both North
South, that will echo from bill toI
valley like the last agonircd cry q
LOST soul that Is borne through the
giousof Hadcs.
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A young and beautiful girl was
one day asked. Do tell me why Il
/. Cupid coutirnsr 30 long after the
invention Of powder &c zee arrows
To avoid The report Of FIRE arms
ahieh would attract the jealous.
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some one in London has invented
a machine for tolling bells. IL Is
wound up on Saturday night, and
commences and end. IL operations at
the exact moments on Sunday.
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usuRY LAws.-An effort has been
made in the Legislature to repeal all
usury laws, which We hope may he
s%ucccs.lul. We think the price Of
money. like that of other articles,
should b. regulated by the laws OF
supply and demand.
We do not suppose hat a repeal Of
tie usury laws would give Us plenty
OF money, but Il would facilitate
planters in obtaining supplies aud all
vanccs on the next crop, and put in
circulation money that is hoardcd NJ
by those who arr unwilling to take
the legal rate Of interest, or incur
the penalty Of usury, by contracting
At a greater rate.
The rial trouble with Us Is, W.
have nothing to give for money
When a fair crop Of cotton Is mad
and sent out, money will come in
and healthy financial condition b
maintained. But we believe the re
peal Of the usury laws will be of con
siderable advantage TO The State, an'
trus, II may not be overlooked by III.
present Legislature ClarioH l3ih
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters ~ sdaaialsiFuiloa q bsHis so haVlas
been granted 70 ne unasrslFnsi % The s.isss
n Ismes " NsFi isssassd. b the Probate
euaniy ~ Psnaia and state n Mississippi
shsrrass al psFa1ns having claims arainst aid
etatr wiil present hen ~llhln ths time pre-.
..ih~A ~ a. a. fhsv gill - EsFessr hsssvd
sna ~ shlas inhabited n aid eslais viii ave
essis ny psgins 80 lmnsiistslF
tAaEs A RunrRrsON
Fl.GfHi A~dmlniHftigf.
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The Public Ledger hn. lho
LARGEST TAILY CIRCULATION
OF any Paper published in the State Of Ten
urssgv,
Our Job Department

i. complete, and Is the largest establishment OF
the Kind In tho southwest. We employ none
hut capable workmcn, and turn ont the best OF
work q. the most reasonable prices,
GlG.em WHlTMORE BROS,
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The Legislatures Of Georgia and
South Carolina have each %apprupri.
a,ed one thousand dollars 10 be de.
voted 10 preserving The graves Of the
soldiers from those States that arr
burned IN Virginia.
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BOARD OF POLICE.

There will b. n special term Of the Board OF
Police Of Pamela county held nj the court
house of said county on the FIRST Monday N
March. 1861. by order Of the court, ISSUED
February 7, 1867.
telG.At W, I. NNbT TIN NicTk'
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NOTICE 10 ALI WHOM IT
MAY CONCERN.

We call on MI persons indebted 10 NJ on Old
accounts m note 10 come htwnfl aud settle
mp without uflbtf delay.
We have not troubled you IN account of
those old debts We have not annoyed tou
with luna or suits. We dld moi ask you 10 III.
ylde The proceeds Of last yeats crop with 49,
We have given you, unniked, the same time
that we obtained an our own debts. In return
lor this indulgence, we think we ARE entitled
TO liberal payments out Of the present crop,
All who will come mp and pay by the LEI Of
December next, will find ~ disposed TO settle
IN liberal terms. Those who do not pay or
make satisfactory settlements by the lN Of
January may expect To be sued In the first
court thereafter.
Oci20.3m HEFLlN h HOBGOOD,
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Tho Public ledger = served 10 cry SuIsrti.
hers by faithful carriers Al trS rEsts per week
PAYABLE weekly 10 the carriers,
Nv mail, WN puLtAuH per hnhuhi or ili'
Cents per month, IN advance,
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Eastland & Gilbert,
Importers and Wholesale DEALERS In
CHINA, GLASS AID QUEENSW ARE,
10. aos .u.sIrSTREET,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

Keep constantly on hand a full asscrtmen, Of
English, French and American Ware, which
they olitt to the trade Ia original packages ot
selections 10 order, AZ prices Witch will com.
parr with ans ~ the Eastern markets.
Dealers nrr invited to call and examine their
stock. fe2-6m
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INsoLyENr NOTICE

The stats ~ Mississippi Psnsas
the heirs q Isas watsnu. dsesNs
tate u dsssassl 80 fspprtsa laeiIsas
Aaaust tenn. saa ~ The Ffpiff
aid euunty. Yoa arr hsrthy asa
poor sialms aad have hes 80
ihs pruhais Clstks ofiss u 49,
The to ~ tisiui~f. 1877. % ttsf ~
y nLAfkN
ne vi trkHtsh|
fsri.om Ai
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greas Of the United States be and
are hereby requested ~ propose 10
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citizens of the United States. and d
the States in which they reside. an,
the citizens of each State shall b
entitled IN all the privileges and i'm
munitics of citizens in the scvcru
States. No State shall deprive an
person of lie, liberty or propcrt,
without dine process of law, nor den
tn n person within lis iurisdictio
tho equal protection of the laws.
Sec. 4. Representatives shall /
opnortioncd among the seycre
States according TO their rcspc,
=. tive numbers. counting the who.
number of pcrsons in each State. G,
!. cluding Indians. not taxed. b.
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rot the ranela sr,s
Enigma.

| am composed Of 10 letters.
My 1 10 : II, isa very annoying
insect.
My i26ll II, is substance that
destroyed a city.
My ~ u 8, isa very pala-
table dish.
Ny . Is 10, is sometimes done at
church.
My 10 II. Il a girls name.
My whole Is the place to find po-
lite and attentive clerks, and 10 buy
groceries cheap.
Answer next week.
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southern department
or fHr-
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY
or HARTFORD. CONN.
PAMELA, MIS-. AGENCY.

PAMELA, MIS-. AGENCY.
The ~underlraed V nov prepared 70 Issue
Policies ~ Insurance against Gre In the aiuvs
Old AID reliable eumpany, whose essA a,ssis on
The art u Jolly, isga, vers tt.ola.ffLla
buildings, merchandise, oottoh IN ssoFv, etc.
Insured II ss low rates a. are compatible With
certain indemnity. An Losses promptly aaluss.
81 and paid. THOMAS Ct.ARkE
sngii.am Resident Agent
y o liamlin, hsmphls, Tenn, southern So
pffvitlng Agsnt
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W. y. SOUTHERN.
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No. 83s corner Main and Union sts. I.
MEMPHIS, TENN.
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Answer n Enigma in las, week.
STAR.
The F1eaiius Island Of Dclys"
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No. s2o.I Main Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Sole AgeHts Jor hs Shaicr Coz and
Casksf.

AHtrs - hsst E isrrs smsai =
Crane Heed 4 Cos Uaaa AMI rsikeia anl
Wael eaHus 81 ever issftriiun.
eH=nfisrs hY islsefarh promptly aiifuisi
u r4Im tt iiutsf 4 90
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j. IIickIing a. Co.'s
Great Sale of Watches.

On the popular one price plan, giving every
palrun a handsome and reliable watch fr the
low price " Ten Dullarl without regard TO
value. and no, 10 be paid Tor unless perfectly
satisfactory
500 alid gold hunting watches $3.50 to $3.50
hnn magic rascd gold watches gun 10 500
500 ladies watches snamelcd, loo 10 400
1000 gold hunting ehrunomctCf
" asa HN.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-31

Tux CiRcus.-A circus came to town
and everybody knows how the music and
the grand tent and the fine horses set MI
the little boys going. Quarters of dollars
AMI dimes are in great demand, and many
choice Bit Of money the circus-ri,lers car.
~ away, which was meant for better
purpose.
A little boy was seen looking around
the premises with great deal Of curios-
ny.
"llallo, Johnny :" said man who knew
him; "going to the circus?'
"No, sir" answered Johnny, father don I
like EN-"
"Oh, well, III give you the money to SO,
johnny" said the man.
Father don't approve Of them," mn
swercd Johnny.
go for this once, I'll pay for YOU"
mo, sir, my father would give INC the
money IL ho thought il hest; besides. I've
got twenty-five cents in my strong box
twice enough to co."
aid 90. Johnny, for once it's wonderful
the way the horses TO ; your father needn't
Know it," answered the man.
II shan't," said the boy.
..Now why ?" said the man.
cause" said Johnny, twisting his hare
toes in the sand, "ai,cr I'd been, I could
mol look my father right in the eyes, and
can now.'
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Losr TiME.-I.ct any man pass an eve
ming in vacant i,llcncss, or even in reading
some silly tale, AMI compare the state OF
his mind when he goes to sleep or gets up
next morning, with its state some other day,
when he has spent few hours in going
through the proofs, by facts and reasoning
Of some Of The great doctrines in natural
science, learning truths wholly new to him
anil satisfying himself by careful esamina.
ton, Of the grounds Oh which known truth.
rest, so rs to be not only acquainted with
the doctrines OF themselves, hut able to
show why he believes them, and to prove
before others that they arc true-he will
find as great difference rs can exist in the
same being-ihc difference between look
ing buck upon time unproftably wasted
snd time spent in self.improvement; he
will feel HIMSELF in one case, listIess and
dissatisfied, i'm the other, comfortable and
happy in the one case, if he did not ap.
pear to himself humble. he at least will not
have earned any claim to his own respect
in the other case, he viii enjoy proud
consciousness Of having, by his own cxer.
,ions, become wiser, and therefore more
exalted nature.
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MoRE EXCAVATIONS AT PoMrEr.-A
correspondent. writing from Naples, April
9, says:
"On last Friday there was an excavation
In the presence OF tho Minister Of tho Roy
nj Household. when wonderful discovery
was made. II was a kitchen that was dis.
Inferred. and ON one Of the Jornelli
square holes or iireplaces, such as arc in
Use al the present day, and are fed with
charcoal-was found copper vessel, sup
ported by tripod. The vessel or sauce
pan was Theoretically closed, and incrusted
all over with lapiiii, so that il required con.
siderable force to open il. But how great
was the surprise Of those present to find
that ], was nearly full Of water! The in.
terror Of the vessel presented no signs Of
oxidation, 30 thai no one hcsiiatcd to tnstc
the winter, when il was found perfectly
sweet and good. Pompeii, then. which
has enriched ms, afleI the lapse OF ncarly
two thousand years, with Jewels and paint
ings, and sculpsurcd marbles, which has
almost supplied our tables with bread aud
honey. eggs and fys, and vatiety OF other
Injuries, has now slakcd our thirst with
waier deposited in vase as far back as tho
reign Of Ttus, and by ono OF tho victims
perhaps Of the 6rcs Of vcsuvius Hsw
curious are these revelations Of tho inner
lie Of people long since u,oaldercd into
ashes. ID .-.g ..-. ,,