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sHERIFF's SALE.

ny virtue Of a vendltlonl eSpopss % ne a.
rected from the Circuit Court Of pahola county.
Miss, IN favor Of W, \. Harris ". g. W. Lane.
! will, on Monday, the Ia day Of April, 1907.
at the courthouse door, In the town Of Pamela,
within lawful hours offer for sale to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following property to-wlt
The east half Of the northeast quarter Of sec
ton sls, township nine, range Ave, west, and
the southwest quarter II section Ave, township
nine, range FIVE west, lying and being In Pa
nola county, Miss 10 satisfy said vendltioni ex-
ponas. fe23.3t n. n. JONES, Sheriff.
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sweraf Torehii t'cmpmssi!i

Those who afs willing 10 hitl you win The
sword burn Ill you have with ne torch, aud
divide touf lands with The cumtass, afr yun
willing that they shall pfcschbe aud pfepafe
MI yoaf pills, jour cough syfupa, youf chill
n lstufes, yuf female medicines, etc. ~ time
when HtrrFa medicines are prepared In The
South and offered ny your " Nth and kinf
Once In your life stand upon your w dignity,
exercise your " judgment, and resolve 10
buy those which are prepared Wy ihoac who are
hound 10 you by all the ties that make lie a
blessing.
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KING OF cnILLs

Is no secret compound, patent medicine or new
discovery, but Is an honest aud faithful combi-
nation Of pure medicines, prepared by a class Of
experienced Southern Physicians.
All persons who are exposed 10 the miasma
Of rivers lakes, bayous, pools swamps, boys,
fens ETC., should never Gail to keep constantly
on hand a supply Of this ncver-failing remedy.
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Bf virtue N aseniluonl esfunaa 10 me A.
feetsd RON NE Ciftult roufi N raaola ebuatg
Mississippi 10 favor NJ n I Young e%sefntaf
u. q v lane. fwill, On Monday ihe LEI iay
II April, laef. Al the couflhuu.e aeaf, In the
town N Pamela within lawful hours. Offer or
sale 70 The highest bidder IN cash, The bilow.
Ing property, io.wit The east half N The
northeast quarter " stciion si, township nine,
fanRe I'VE west, lying and being In Paaola
euihiy Mississippi, 10 mtiab said vendtloui
exponas H. H. JONES,
fe15-3t Sheriff
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There are Chinese lsborers now on
a Louisiana plantation. The Natohi-
toches Tines Of the sth says:
We are informed BY Mr. Arthur
Chalcr that the coolies working On
HE plantation are gypd laborers and
sober men. They are industrious
and perfectly satisfied Of their new
country, and any amount Of labor
will Be performed BY them II the oon-
tracts passed are carried out TO The
letter, and particularly that about the
payment q mcnshly ~-T-- ssd n
sious.
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a telegram ohe Ioalsvllle papers
from Memphis, dated February ~.
.v. tla, NE RadIrals boldly asserted
a. the streets On Thursday TINT
B,ownlow would suppress The Asa-
iaache on account Of lie bitterness
towards him and bic party.
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I've gepoiuam q Paaela '''ihfy,
sagfdiag 10 NE eensss n tie STAT
~ 400 sed 1866, pa'a ihs number
a wh,,e. IN 1890, Al BAN, asd ~
,sea A g,qgf. fs ise0, blacks ~
ASH and M iaoe, Al MIA
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PAISTISG.-An artist in Fincas-
tie painted a dog 50 natural that the
animal had the hydrophobia during
the hot weather. He's the man who
painted a copy Of a beer bottle with
such skill that the cork few out just
as he was finishing it; and after he
was married, he painted a picture Of
his first baby so life-like that it cried
and bis wife spanked ii before she
discovered her mistake.
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CHILLs AND FEVER.

Dumb chills, congcsiIve cbills, bilious fever,
Intermittent fever, neuralgia nervous headache,
sun pain, etc. 10 arouses the torpid liver,
cleanscs the foul stomach, relieves constipation,
and carries of oil vitlatcd bile. II never fails.
llu.H
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Is decidedly the most powerfully effective chill
and fever medicine ever offered In the South.
II will cure cascs Of six months standing with.
out ever affecting the head. II makes rapid
aud permanent cures, because Il uproots the
foundation Of the disease and leaves the system
In the vigor Of health and buoyancy. Cures
all EnFuaa nf
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mfA. slsuaNsam n AHswlsla7
w wuI hsm wais. whss = ihaashi
.,.ytoly va ass's n 'As' #e II
M eahll.h snlrmas aale-4 Ne 80.
.s.fs ssompny them.
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LAND FOR SALE OR RENT.

have fs ale . t-ss II land, containing
three hundred sad twenty acres. within bsf
miles q Basesville Depot o. noe hundred and
twenty-five scrss Zoe rsnt For further par.
deulsrs ingairr q Capt Jc-i A. wall. at Bsses-
vile. O. N Green Finct. ~ks iives sssr he
place.
hstfnt A y SLOAN.
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Wmansla = - r.
.,,na,s iismyAs ai.N ha's : e
VI aass pfspafaa = l#fA 800
49, y dsi hAs whalsAls -
AmlA aall ~ lhfm
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BrsouAas Gallery, 2Is Main
street, Opposite the wcrsham House,
contains many pictures d, our Pamela
scauainianccs. H. gets them up In
such q Gh-lIkc manner, too, that q
person Is apt TO imagine himself
back at home while gazing on their
familiar likeness. IL
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During the war, Mr.. I. s. Walters,
of company Of" Willis Texas
Battalion, left a black leather-covered
trunk, with iron bands and sheet-iron
top, three or four miles from Pamela,
on the Coldwater road, he thinks, but
has forgotten the name Of the gen.
tlemau with whom he left It. The
owner is now in Texas, aud writes us
about it. We will take Il as a special
favor IL the one who has il in possess
sion will let US know, or send il to
this oficeif convenient, and pay the
party for his trouble besides.
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The Auanaf iHbaassp n n
assh "a mysi MF fg#aH lH#HAH9
hm FphhyleAAlM vsgy conclusive
u He#sf ytWefbAy nat Il - In
pAy besnh@ lhs IlsAlsaI IeaasF4 smHht
. feTpsuAis thtlf pwsf lhat ne
we're how kund tFoasFIne ~ ruth
: asEfe governments N sns hzhd aHd
= government W Ne l@jonss Ia ihs
abef Bot 10 she pfosed lhss Ia
%Issflss evef dekaied llseIi, aad thst
q egn1afff N Imposing other terms
n adjustment Than hoae ~ whIeh
le won feace, nm onIy aimodved ne
conquered, hot armed ihe sensc n
Justice N Ne world against him
MiralAHirri HAnmoAb@ About
ihe eIo~c N NE recent session N ihe
Legislature, 4 biII was passed for The
relief Of The railroads ~ this State.
Each road, the Cioriou informs NJ,
i authorized 10 is@ae change notes
With which 10 nqaidaie their present
Indebtedness and repair their several
roads. 10 absorbing The present In
dcbtcdneus, The old change notes In.
cluded, q sealing principle will be
established taking up or pay-
Ing out al what Confederate money
was worth NJ the date Of the con-
trnct. The tax on passengers was
suspended with marked unanimity,
thus showing a decided change In
public sentiment towards these great
ihoroughfarcs Of trade and travel,
which should always command the
fostering caro- of the Legislature.
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THAT DRE.sDFUL COUGH
Can be cured at last by using one bottle of
Dronagoo1o 90 Co.'s
AMYoDALINH PICTORIAL.

The most exquisitely beautiful and effective
medical compound for all Lung Diseases ever
offered to the Southern people. II makes you
cough so easy, causes such free cxpcctoration,
relieves the pain 80 soon, produces so much
ease and comfort and promotes such happy
slumbers, free from dreams or mental halluci-
nations, that all who once try Il speak In the
praise. II Is recommended for all forms
Of COUGHS and COLDS, Group, whooping
cough, bronchitis, hoaseness, sore-throat, dry
hacking cough, pneumonia, pleurisy, pain In
the side, tightness and fnllness Of the chest,
Of blood, and all those troublesome
pulmonary Affections.
FOR CHILDREN AND INFANTS
II Is a superb preparation, and mothers who usr
II are perfectly delighted with lis wonderful
effects. Large bottles 81.
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FAIR wARNINGl!

All persons indebted 10 Us on our old busi-
mes, are urFently requested 10 settle up their
claims Al once. We have been liberal and 10.
dulg.nt with our debtors, not even ssking them
for money until they had the benefit Of two
crops since the close q the var. Wow We ssk
them 20 meet rs in the zane plrit, and uss
their utmost efforts 10 pay Us We are con-
PEELED 10 pay our " debt, and Il l. unfea-
sonsble IN men 70 srpect us 10 wait always on
them. Most Of these claims are In snail
smouu,s, and their payment would cause but
little inconvsnienee 70 the debtor, while the
aggregate amount would be Of grvst b,neht 10
n. We trust no one will force upon ~ the
necessity q making the money upon these
GLAZING bat ne certainly shall bring suit upon
svKsY ctas not satisfactorily arranged By ths
10th January, 1851. Ths 70 pssssrs, sns w,fk.
ssf szssphsr. None can complain after hi.
warning. Ids71-im1 NORRIS 4 SPAIN.
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To Fortune Huntersi

Having made ssoaEh farming and miliiss. !
an pFspsvd 70 I'll . rusd bsrrsin 10 WIS and
Farms. have t~p god Plantations nesr The
ss~n q Psnofs ar ale or rent Alsa fur
seod Steam - ssd gfizt Hiils-tvo rortshls
ard uas ststisasry and . mulsy--vki>h sss
ke hasFht lsw By sppiying 600 10 ~ II
psnola. JAMES l. FLNTCHxn
Also, oae Ferry across the Ialiahz<Ais rlsu,
81 he so~s 4 rszoh. sssH JLE
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

An persons having claims against me indi-
vidaaliy. and a. guardian, are notified 10 pre-
ssn, them for payment a. ny residences near
sariis Miss Immediately. An persons In
dehssd 10 me srv required 10 cone forward and
pay up. o. thsy viil he sued.
noSi1-im-pd JONATHAN ORR.
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Il complete. and b The largest establishment n
N. hind in the southwest We surloy none
but c=psbis ~ertrssn. snd tnrn cot the bet Of
wesk Il lAs nfsss fsszonsole pr.esh
sfafn WHIIhOkb bko&
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IL is a remarkable fact that not one
OF those who are now 90 yociferou.
tor the blood Of "rcbel traitors,1 ever
sought that blood on the battlefield,
Not one Of the suesking, lying, pratt
ing and eowardly scoundrels, Radicals
we mean, who now shou. aloyal,y''
and union can show a scar received
in the war for the union. They wa,
with the ame kind Of weapon tina,
Sampson on a certain occasion Weld
cd against The Philistines. And. h.
the way, as these blood-suckers NOV,
on in their course Of d~esolation, wha,
will they DO with Ohio for refusing
- strike out the word "whiser IN he,
,On'''tutions Again, what will shey
20 with Maryland and Delaware 60,
r'uvs'y refusing to r.sify the acon.
.%.'.uuonal amendment,r p-e.lIed ,
""' they put a Brigadier 70 watch
'ver ae~f Consistency, in a,
eour'e they have adopted, demand,
mat these States should BE- r~~...
strucied. Charity begins 1t home
ct them shiny on their own SIDE,
r corhg sos,h~
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Rise in Cotton!

Notice Il hereby given 70 all parties indebted
70 the firms Of 4 4. Smith 4 Co, and smith A
Floyd 10 come forward and seiile BY the isth Of
February, 1861, or The claims will be placed In
hands Of an officer for collection. The attention
Of our creditors 10 this asdes = p.Hlsal.hy
desired, AZ We ~iii BE- prumpt 20 act on the
above notice. SMITH 4 FLOYD,
g. s. snIrHkcO.
jaa1e-lm-pd Baissvills, sir.
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IN. wAssoN,
ID N II
No. 3l2 MArr ST.. con. MonRok
MEMPHIS, TENN.

DR.. WATSON sIll eosiis.rs ~ ps.esies e
his prof<sioa, q his usllknous emes b No.
phis. and the ihousasks 4 tpesh vhiek ~ -
extracted In The psrt fss neaihS uitkous paiu.
by the aid q local ~an>ahesie<. and NJ pss
meshods Of sdjussing Temporary sss1k luns-
diaiely amer sxtrartioa, with every dsgrss =
eomfon and sntirs rncepr1 wssrsnts In q
soliciting the ~p.irunags Of thos> Who kavs ~
yean been drssdiHr this isw entirviy harnlrn
and painless opsratisa. An operations q ev0sy
branch Of The profession performed h ~ ~
skillhal and iadieious nansss, asd sasishcfiss
guaranteed. h3-sn
H5rofo Ne. si1 ksss stsst e.-.sr n~vss
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.


viii attend u he hllouing tines -
places fof he psrposs II collecting ~ So
and county hs 81 H. hsezl yesr issss
A, Pamela saeh nssdAy assil he IL Aprl
1881.
ssrdis, February sfk, 7ssk. ~ 37sA. lss7.
Feasntn ount february 81 - 7e1k. ise1.
Como, February m sad narsA IL 81 -
1887.
Loasss~s, February "a and n4ssA n -
eth, 1851.
PsseA crsl, r.ssuzsy u ~ nussA ~
and Oh. 1851.
Star P'.ss, Fssrs~ry issA - navk ~
1851.
ResiaA rssrs.sy issA 81 nasuh ~. ioos.
reps's sAiis., rsh<usg la - tnsuA
iath, 1881.
Isrl., r-.srs-sy issl, ~ n.suA lsA -
issh. isef
Byns.s vssussy lssk ~ Narrk Il IN.
spdarpoh Fssrsary lsh - NJ -
and 7otk.
Tss-paysn ~ rgssslet = ~ ~ -
he ssasen = th>tr in1a = b N uuu6lv
cid Ne n nsfia. tk>n = ~ aauuuG11e
Parties ~ annDs1 uII ~ = - onrgo
rlarss sn1 fnfw h - ~
RnJOum
iAip-id sAs1i1 r.nelA ml1n
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How 10 BECOME HAppY.-Eat
when hungry, drink when thirsty,
sleep when sleepy, $50 it's night
being careful what you eat and drink
and where you sleep.
Love your neighbor, but not his
wife.
Keepa clear conscience and a clean
shirt.
Don't see more than half you notis.
Never get mad at home.
Never fail to keep always on hand
a good supply Of the "Great South
ern Preparations"
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amNHHM
At4el NNAln
al0s HH q
ssaaa lli tlaa
~ A Hsieif p p
sA tIsl Nasss
faf q slaIh a r
HHs baaff 80 pn =.
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tfe prepared sfssiaHg Nv mo aiuys iseslss
2 4 ruurlalnh md W ~ Al confidence glts
Il = hffftf Recommendation II afms No womb
With strength fuwef and Vigorous action. II
tfmses The shule hnlals system " renewed
seilaa and a = sure Female leraislaf, II hss
M epnal uhly one hflle y feqnifed 10 leal
IA IhIfInala talaa-
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Sole Agents for he &uier Cnss and
Crskef.
AlwaYs % hand, . large sssortment q
Gran. Breed 4 Co.'S C<s.s ssd Cssks,s and
Wed CsfHss q eveFy ds~criptios.
~ fs13.1 iC HOtsf ) 60.
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PUBLIC
rrnLpHEp
EVERY AFTERNOON,
EIesps Sunday,
william A. and Bdwin whitmors.
Under the hm style q
WhitmOre Brothers,
NO. IN Madison street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

The Public Ledger i served 10 City Faiscr-
hers BY faithful carriers Al rEx crsrs per vssk,
payable weekly 10 the carriers.
By mail. az DotLaas per snnum, o. FinY
Cent? per month. IN advance.
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afsr M services 70 my hissd. snd the
public, asking them &c . snail share of their
business. promising then b DO what d righi.
I an EXCESSIVELY = eo,ton seller. snd NJ, . est
ton bayer. For als-leoo bushels cotton ed.
The right hind. II sse pr bu.hsli.
kbii-u JOHN REEFS
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We are informed that a Cotton
Factory Is being built at Pope's Sta
ton, on the Miss. & Tenn. railroad.
We did not learn who the enterprise
ing parties were, engaged in this
laudable work, but nevertheless, We
wish them every imaginable success.
The like spirit seems 10 be manifest
ed in various other localities, along
tho different lines of railroads, al
most throughout the whole South.
Let this good work 90 on. Let the
local factories Of our own people be
literally patronired and duly sup
ported, and Il will wringa howl from
Yankeedom that will do every pa.ri.
otto and loyal soul good 10 listen TO,
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4 sister NJ . Union adder IN
Aabufn has been playing Deadem,. .
"a ~ . young bVheIlo which he
brought ffam Dixies land.
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JOHN REEx,

For hhssn ysafs commission merchant II
Augusta GsosEia, nos
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Also, n select stock Of BURIAL CASES, Plain LINED, Rosewood Fin
isbei, Satin LINED, &c, all Of which we propose 10 sell for cash only, and
at small profits. lcd6-6ml HURT, JEFFRESS 4 co.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Smuggling Board the spanish steamer
Ocean Bird-(:un Carriage Experiments
Accident TO the Yacht Challenge. tIc.
ForrREss MoSRos, May 20, 1867
preliminary examination in the case OF VIM r.
Lyons an empoye In the Gosport Navy Yard, charged
with having smuggled several thousand cigars by the
Spanish steamship Ocean Bird, has been made before
United States Commissioner b. b. Foster. great deal
OF evidence taken and the Commissioner decided 70
hold the accused for trial under 1000 bonds.
The Ordnance Board appointed by the War Depart
ment 10 examine into improvements OF ordnance details
OF the army, visited the Rip Iaps this morning
duct a series OF experiments with General Glmore's
gun carriage IL their intention TO subject the
carriage TO test OF twenty rounds fired from twelve
inch Rodman rife gun. but the trial Will have to be
postponed for several days owing TO accident The
cas IRON pntle snapped in two at the rst discharge II
will have to be replaced BY q wrought iron pintIe
Lorard's new yacht, the Challenge. which left New
York last Thursday, arrived here to-day hor way
Norfolk for repairs She went as far south Cape
flaItery, but having run upon buoy the
started some OF the oakum from her and leak
ing somewhat After repairs the Challenge will proceed
the West Indies load with fruit for New York The
yacht has proved 10 be fine sailer.
The sloop-of-war Dale which has been completely
overhauled and rcnted for the summer cruise OF the
Cadets Of the United States Naval Academy passed up
the bay this morning on her way 70 Annapolis The
squadron sails from Annapolis on the 10Th OF June.
Major General L. Thomas Adjuiant General OF the
United states Army arrived here to-day from Norfolk,
and will return TO Washington in q short time
Official notice Is given that Frcsnc lens Of the first
order has been substituted In the Cape Lookout Light
house. North Carolina. The change was made on the
2lsi INST The light should be seen at distance OF
twenty miles.
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THE JUNE REGATTA or the NEW YORK YACHT CLUE.

the oliowins communications from the Commodore
and Secretary OF the New York Yacht Club in relation
to the entries for the regatta have jus, been
issued:-
OFFICE OF TIT SECRETARY NEW YoaK YAcHI CLus,
SiR-I am requested by the Commodore OF the New
YORK Yacht Club 10 present to the CAPTAINS yachts
belonging TO the squadron the following communica-
ton.
Permit, me, the same time to cali your attention TO
the NTH and sixth rules OF the Sailing Regulations, and
also 10 inform you that the list entries - is now
open at the secctaryS Office, No. 45 Liberty street Re-
spectuly, II. NORTON Secretary.
SiR-rhe annual regatta OF the New York Yacht Club
Will take place June ID, agreeaby to the resolutions
Fields 10th ultimo.
This contest has been established by the Club for the
purpose OF offering to It's members boat owners some
equivalent Tor their active participation In the affairs Of
the association, and TO exhibit to tho commcnity from
whom It travis its support the yearly evidence OF its
growth and prosperity
The members OF the Club have a right TO EXPECT that
any vessel IA commission belonging 10 the squadron VIII
enter for the annual regatta The Sailing Regulations
MADE py the boat owners, unequal in their
upon the different vessels cannot with propriety be
made the reason for declining to enter the race. IL
these regulations imperfect they should be altered
out while they exist the boat owners should sail under
them, whenever invited to do so by the action Of the
Club.
You are urged in view OF these and other equally
porant Considerations bearing upon the reputation and
prosperity OF the Club TO enter your vessel in the
ing regatta for June ID Respectfully, &c,
FL G. SfEBBiNS Commodore.
The following vessels have already been entered at
the Secreary's Office :-Schooncrs Phantom by Henry
G. Stebbins Magic, by G.. L. Lorillard; Dauntless by
James f. Bennett, Jr.; Widgeon. by Lloyd Phoenix
Silvie, by Mr. Dodge and soop Annie, by +. Burgess
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al rs ed and 6ns al ISIS Spirits Of turpentins s2s
Tallow AS. Cd. Clover seed. Az
LIvEnrooL, May 31-Evening
The market for produce Of all kinds is firm. RosIn-
Common Wilmington, Is 3d.. and fine American las
Spirits turpentine. 34s Petroleum spirits lid, and
standard white Is. Sd.
London Markets.
LoSpos. May 31-Noon
No IL Dutch standard sugar, 2is 3D. Scotch pig
iron, 53s. Cd 64s Calcutta iinseed, CAS-. Linseed
cakes, 60 15a Lnseed oil, f40
LONDON, May 3I-Evenng.
Sugar steady. No. IL Dutch standard, 24s Sd Iron
firm al SIS. Cd 54s per ton.
Antwerp Petroleum Market.
ANTWERP May 3I-Evening
Petroleum market dull and prices declining Sales
to-day of standard white at 42f. per Dbl.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Ficndish Conduct Of Three Dcscrters from
Negro Regimcnt-An Old Woman Outraged
The Guilty Parties are Takes from the Au-
thorities and Killed. &c.
LEAvESwoRTH, Kansas, May 81, 1867.
On the 9th inst three dcserters from the Thi eighth
coored Infsntry at Fort Hays went TO the house Of p
Peterson, on the Smoky Hill route. Finding krs Pc
icrson, aged y years. alone, they dragged her into the
cellar and outraged her person in q horrible manner
ON the 18th inst they captured after desperate
resistance. They confessed their guilt and while being
10 jail we're rescued by mob and killed and their
bodies thrown into the They the last OF thirty
who deserted ten days ago. and who have boen greater
not expected 70 survive.