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CHANCERY NOTICE.

The State cf Mississippi. In The Chancsry
Court Of Pamela county. A, rules March y,
1867.
Boston and Chickasaw Land Company ., Al.
- William Nelson =, Al,
No. ISL
Upon aaidsvi, hled In tbs cause, II appearing
10 the satisfaction Of the ruars that the defend.
aat William Nelson u q nan-rcsidsnt Of the
State Of Mississippi. and that his residence and
pos,Ofiee, aner diiigent enquiry. cannot be az
csrtaincd Its ,hsfelorp oniersd hy the court
that The sad defendant William Nslnn, Do
enter bis appearance hetvin, On or before the
s7d day Of May, 1851, the same being a rule
u ihis court, aud % Be held 1T the eoufs-hoase
Of said eoanty, in the own bf panols, and a
The Office Of the CLERK Of this cour. aud plead.
answer, Or dsmur to The complainant Bit
herein. o. the allegations thereof will Ne ateA
for confessed ss 70 him III 4 further ouiersdhy
the court that a copy Of this order b. Published
IN the swsskly ransis STAR. . pabfie usw
paper priH,ed and pablished u The iasn ii
Pamela u Ald eOanty fs Oaf weeks. ssssss-
sivuly. -
A tae copy. &c HARRISON s.
apisM rlsrs.
waite A rhaimsr. .~oiiei,cv
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The Governors Proclamation.

On our first pngc will be found IN
important proclamation from Gov
crnor Humphreys, IN which he gives
notice to the civil officers Of the State
that their relations aud responsible
ties 20 the Constitution of the United
States, 10 the State Of Mississippi,
aud to the people are unchanged llc
advises all good citizens to deal justly
and generously toward u another,
to sustain the civil officers in the dis
charge Of their duties, devote their
attention to the production Of cereals,
and TO offer no opposition to the re-
construction of the State under the
military authority Of the United
States. The proclamation is timely
and judiciou., aud will, We trust, put
to rest all doubts in regard to the
legality Of the acts Of the present
civil officers; for il ever there was a
time in the history of our State when
a strict observance Of and obedience
to the laws WIS necessary 20 domestic
tranquility, that time is upon Ms.
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Enlama.

II lives In lmly though il i' found
nowhere ~ the hct M ibe @fth.
though It'll t. known ~ ba found IN
ul mfie.. set II was never ~ ani
town village or hamlet u ~ ~.
way. found IN kitchens Md diichc'.
though II mover was IN q hons, or 70
trench Wherever vii and iriyolity
cAi.t, there II my bo found though
il i alaays ont NJ hmor. Though
II figures IN habits, SET " ws never
aoen in q dress. II always tho c1m-
panion 81 pits and charity yet II has
nothing TO do with religion II Is
not IN existence, yet, without it,
mans spirit would he broken II Is
IN Switzerland and Brittany at The
same time, aud yet II IS in neither.
What is it2
Answer next week
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The ,taf.ham noa'e.

ST. we're pIesal 70 notice ~ o.
ffeni yIsii n Memph The sigaH NJ
prosperity slble IN ibis eseellfnt
batl ~ bcnr evidence n ibe
appreciation ~ ihe uaglIag tublie
cl6 la afforded tbln 10 me d hold
woll taifonitfi. aud Nessr Wofsh
nm a 80, knoa ~ wcll bes 70 @tor
n lle requirement. Of THE elaw that
those who gialt thou oue make u ID
point 10 stop at tbc WorYlpm llou.c,
when ihy visit Mompliis Our
cleyur AID accommodating friend,
Ne G. A.. Chcars, u sdll at thr deck,
aud will be pleased 10 scc hil "
si,siIpi friends Whenever tbcy yi.ii
the city.
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Tor We ianolA Oh
Letter From Tennessee.

There is no doubt about the advice
n Tenncssccan would give u Missis-
sippian. Surely YOU would not have
your local government transferred to
Judge Fields and to the colorcd poo
pie, while all whites are excluded, as
they would be, from the ballot box.
"Reconstrnct," You must, whether
you will or no, aud the best course is
for all white people that can, to quail
ify themselves aud vote. Otherwise,
YOU will very soon have n Brownlow
instead of Humphreys TO rule over
YOU. Very comfortable you would
feel to wake up some fine morning,
aud find yourselves surrounded by
black and white cohorts Of another
Brownlow. You must know that our
matchless Governor has . body guard
to run the elections, ten thousand
strong. We have here just the jolli-
est, little accurscd Ncopolitan dcspot-
ism that exists on the face of Gods
habitable globe. Missi@ippians are
not such i~ntolerablc fools that they
will take the studs, sometimes called
mastery inactivity" and after an
exhibition of sublime vanity aud
stupidity, find themselves in chains,
and blacks rcigning through such
men rs Fields. RcorgniEation-rc-
construction will 20 IN. II becomes
Us TO make tho best Of the inevitable,
and those newspapers that advise the
people differently are better opponents
Of popular prcjudices than of popu-
lar wisdom.
There has been organized a conf
pany under a charter from your Leg
islatue. IL is denominatcd the
Southern Asylum 1t must pay
ten per cent. OF It's gnss receipts to
an Asylum for widows aud orphans.
IL viii have regular drawings ut
fernando, it's domicil. Real estate,
farms, city property and stocks con-
stituie subjects Of its dealings.
Lands, at a cash valuation made by
DISTINGUISHED real estate dealers, are
sold by the company Us on five years
time. In the difference between the
two modes Of valuation consists the
company's margin Tor profits and ex-
penses. A list Of q million dollars
worth Of property, with prices at
tached, will DO Published everywhere
in this country and In European
cities. Drawings at regular intervals
will take of from the list Cue prop
erty advertised. IL half a million
dollars worth Of tickets are sold, a
half million dollars worth Of land
las assured to the company will be
distributed. The agents OF ihe com-
pany are now negotiating for the
purchase of the 0verton Hotel. lie
will be a haypy individual who So
cures this magnificent property for
Che sum Of s5. Ii there be those Of
your district, who can furnish perfect
titles, and win ssll lands low for cash,
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A|TTAcnNENT notice.

snf, n N stnirpl raaoIa fpapy IN hs
~. Hi f0Hr n fa.t fYuuIi
nf "a itufa eft ne WI ihpisH 40 Vernon
$50 lF7f
Atmrhmtni usl Me glt iay n Nifeh.
400. aN.fu ihs risio ~ lhe mid defendant.
if h. um Nh tfi0 11 fsiumlhif 70 fhf ti..
mt rlrt NJ ti rllhff NDfse "a hefehy
gi,ru 10 ttl sid ilfpniaht ipaim ~ Ntf.
uln VIM ff.idssih the ctJ NJ Nemphit 10 iie
-tIlH of faunts ,r, fhat uhltf .hr shrll ipptaf
h hfr ini Cont. if the neti term thereof and
un Mo- htt liY N said term 10 be holden ai
ihs rouf-houso NJ said county, IN The Tow VI
rhuoit m lhr ih Monday amer The ith Mon.
Day iu March, tsGi end plead IA said action.
Judgment viii he fnirted against her and thu
e.tais attached Will be soid.
apll.bt 30 HARRISON Clerk
Harrison 4 Tnyl0t Attorney
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME L. +. THORNTON, the
great English Astrologist, Clairyoy-
ant and Psychometrician, who has
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Old World, has now located herself
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Free 10 Everybody.

A large six PIP. Circular, giving
information Of the creates, impor.
lance TO the young Of both sexes.
IL teaches how the homely may
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No young laiy or gentleman should
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Married

At the residence Of the BRIDE,
mother, Mrs. +. &. Farley, Sardis,
Miss, on Thursday, April 4, by Rev.
Mr.. Henderson, DR.. u. b. McIlenry
to Miss Jennie Farley.
May the iull measure Of prosperity
aud happiness be melted out to the
gallant groom and fair bride, and
the most joyous anticipations Of
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through life's rugged journey, will
ever be the prayer of the printer, SO
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
IN, s,a,s Or s~tlssaippi. rauola ooas,y /

TIE State of Mississippi. PaaelA eoasiy 10
the Circuit court Of sid caantys No 7s3l.
William D. Pollard vs. samuel Dickson.
Attachment issued The 10th DAY II February
1851, against the estate q The aid defendant,
for the sum u one tho1sand dollars, rsiurnabis
10 ths Circuit Court Of said eountJ. Notice IL
harvhy given 10 The aid defendant Samuel
Dickson. Who resides II % near Return. IN the
county q PickeaS IN The Stats of Alahams
that unless be sppsar before aid curt II the
nett term thsraf and on the hF7t day Of aid
term. b b. holden a, The ~cpafihoHs Of said
coahtU In he torn Of Pahaia % The ustenik
Monday snef the f1aFsh Mssa.y N Aasrh.
1857. asd plead "a said %sriion, jadgueni vii
~ rendered sgainif him, md the ssia,s attach.
Cd gill be soid. &c. HARRISON
Marsh I'D 1881. Glera.
silisf . sllisr. s'torssrr sps-strf
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue of a deed Of trust 70 me executed
by ], Davidson for the bsneht Of Mary J. Chat.
fin aud Others which sail deed Of trust has
been dnly recorded in deed hook o. on Page
2s1. In the Probate Clerk : oaier. In the county
Of Pamela, state Of Nisieippi, ! win. a. ,rus.
tee therein appointed, at the courthouse door
10 the town Of ranolL 10 said county. on
Monday. the 18th day Of Nay, 1867 ptocsrd 70
scil, for csh, at public auction, To the highest
bidder, the following lauls lying and being In
the county Of Pamela anil State aforesaid, or 70
much thereof A. may be necessary 10 satisfy
said deed Of trust iO-wit. The west half Of
section thirty.@af, 10 township nine. OF range
EIGHT. west. JOHN T. wOOTTEN.
aps.st Trustee. Sc.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Panola county. To
Martha jcmigan, katharine u. Btongher, pa-
vid ". Broughtr, Distributes Of Frederick
Brougher, deceased, together with b ]. Jtg-
nigan. husband OF said Martha.
You aud rhrh " you arc hereby cited 10
appear btiorc the Probate court Of said county,
Al the coari house theccl on the fourth Mon
day In May 1867, then aud lhrtc To show
cause ahy the petition o. Thomas r. Hubbard.
guardian Of William q Hubbard and others
distributes Of deceased. paying TOR a division
II Tho real estate u The deceased. should no,
he granted by orl1r Of court issusd April 0.
1891. w. r w0OTTES, CLERK.
ania.tw
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Arpfroas OrstcE Jackson. Mus.

!, THorss T. svAss, Auditor ef Public Ae-
counts Of the S,sia Of Mississippi, do hereby
certify that The Phunix insurance COMPANY,
located at Hartford, Conn has complied with
the net entitled An sst 10 rcrulsis Agencies Of
Foreign Insurance ccmpanirs." approved Jan
uary 81 1851. and IN virtue, % The mower
vested IN me By said hv. | hereby aathstise
THOMAS h CLARKE Agrnt br aid com
pauy q Panols 10 the soasty Of Panola. 70
transact business " insurance 10 this State
until the first day o. March. lees.
Given under my hand and seal If caEce. nj
the city q Jackson. this lsth day Of March,
A. D. 1867. TT SWAMI,
rsr.7.N ls4f.1r rrhifr s--o.nt-
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tA YoUNG LADY returning to
her country home, after a s%ojourn Of
a few months in the City, was hardly
recognized by her friends. In place
of a coarse, rustic, flushed face, she
had a soft ruby complexion Of almost
mprble s~moothncss, and instead Of
twenty three she really appeared but
eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the
cause Of so great a change, she plain
ly told them that she had used the
CIRCASSIAN BALM, and consid-
cred it an invaluable acquisition to
any Lady's toilet. by its use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their
personal appearance al hundred fold.
Ii is simple in its combination, as
Nature herself is simple, yet unsur.
passed in its efficacy in drawing i'm
puritics from, also healing, cleansing
and identifying the skin and COM
plexion. by its direct action on the
c%uticle it draws from it all its impu-
rites, kindly healing the same, and
leaving the surface as Nature intended
it should be, clear, soft, smooth and
beautiful Price 81, sent by Mail or
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The only American Agents for the
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WEEKS SrAR.-"The proper study
Of mankind i man."
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DICKENS g. SHUFORD
IBatcsyiIIe. Miss,

Respectfully invite the attention Of their
friends and customers 10 thcir. large stock Of
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Them appointments wuz made also
sed the great man, land three or four
more throwd in when he found how
cheep he Good get EN-. He visited me
after he'd given him all he asked ior,
and we led friendly interchange nv
views. He persisted in ditterin with
me, but ez we partid askt him eff ther
wuZn't jist one more eppintment he
wanted? Jist one more THROWN
himself on my neck he exclaimed :
Not one-not onel My brothers, my
brotheT-in-lA my nephews, and the
doubtful members NV the Leglslacher
wich finally concloodid to vote for me,
are all provided for Bless the Lord
for the appintin power! The biZnis NV
tradin birth-rites tor messes of pottage,
begun with Esaw, but thank HeVen 1t
didn't end with him"
1t wuz Unnecessary for me to read more.
he'd seen enutf to satisfy me that the
integrity NV one-third NV the SENT wuz
rather honey combed, and, like rusty
muskit, not strong enuff at the breach
to bear severe trial without danger
NV Dustin. l saw precisely what wuZ
the rock on wiCh we stood, and what IA
citadel it wuZ. Kin these men, with
these letters in the hands NV our re-
spected cheef, and ther relatives all IA
DRAWN rashens, turn and rend the
hand wich feeds EN-? Good do it? and
amt they even ez l am?
And so the proc!amashen wuz ishood,
and went home feelin good. We
shell yet wallop niggers in Kentucky
we shell yet redoOse EN- TO ther normal
speer-our afflicted brethren in Tennes-
see will yet vote, and them not amneS-
tied will be speshly pardoned ez ther
superior merits deserve, and with all
ther will be no impeachment. For
where the carkis is ther will be the
buzzards also, and we hev the control
NV the carkis. Some NV the buzzards
are so gorged with carkis that ther eyes
Is shut-enufi NV EN- to inshoor our
posishen till the end NV our term. 1t
Is well with us.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, p. NJ,
(Which is POstmaster.)
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torial Convention to be held at Buck
haunon on the 10th inst, viz: Michael
Rollyson. G. F. Taylor, Craven Berry
and Asa Squires, and upon further
motion E. NJ. Tunslil and E. Fetty tof
Lewis Co.. were appointed alternates,
and fully authorized to act In behalf of
Braxton Co.. in the absence of all of
the regular delegates.
The following resolution was offered
by G. F. Taylor, and unanimously
approved.
Resolved, That our delegates to the
Senatorial Convention at Buckhaunou
be instructed to cast the vote of this
county for candidate who will advu-
cate the interests of Braxton county as
a suitable locality for the permanent
seat of government in the next Legis-
lRture.
After which, on motion, the meeting
adjourned.
DANIEL ENsLE. PreS't.
n. w. LLOYD, Sec'y.
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We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La.
flies and Chilireus' Boots and Shoes, at lower
OTiCes than ever wa seen in The state. II
Gnriineris New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair OF Boots and Shoes Fold at this
establishment IS WARRA NIED, and In
every case will be mended free of charge.
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is not to be thot NV and that sessions
OF Congress, other than reglar ones, ia
uselis. Shood you be pleased to make
the appintment, shell be proud TO re-
turn the favor In any way possible. II
1t woodeut be askin too much, son
of mine wood be glad to serve his coun
try ez a Inspector NV Ravenoo. In
heritin from me devoshun TO our COM
mon country, he burns to devote him
self to her service. With sentiments
NV profound respect,
! am, YOURS, as ever,
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RAILROAD MEETING IN roCAHoSTA
COUNTY.


COUNTY.
Alta railroad meeting of the citizens
OF Pocahontas, held at Huntersville on
the Sd day of September, 1867, Colonel
Samuel Young was called to the chair,
and George II. Moffett elected Secre-
tary. The meeting was addressed by
Thomas Mathews, Esq, agent for the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company,
r. f. Dennis and VIM. s. Keen, Esqrs.
George p. Moore. Esq, offered the
following resolutions which were unan-
imously adopted:
Resolved, That the meeting recon-
mend to the Board of Supervisors of
this county to increase the amount
mentioned in their late order from $751;
900 to 100000 subscription to the per
cent preferred stock of the Chesapeake
& Ohio Railroad Company.
ReSOtUed, That the Chairman of this
meeting appoint II committee of five for
each township in this county to canvass
in favor of the subscription, and to dis
tribute documents among the people.
ReSoEUed, That the proceedings of
this meeting be published in all papers
along the line OF the road.
The following gentlemen were Rp-
Doiuted by the Chairman under the
second resolutions:
Uni0n TotrHship-Wm. L. McNeel,
Morgan Anderson, Geo. u. Mohett,
John B. Kinneson, and George Ed
Lincoln IoWnship-Geo. P. Moore, J.
Woods Price, WIN. Cochran, John
Waugh and Jonathan g. McNeel.
Grant ToWmShip-Wm. Curry, Nor
gan Grimes, John B. Garry, VIM. j.
Mclaughlin aud Reuben Buggard.
Meade Tot0nShip-Adam Arbogast,
Adam Nottingham, w. J. "ooddell,
Uriah Hevener aud Isaac Moore.
General harmony and good feeling
prevailed.
Upon motion the meeting adjourned
SAM. YOUNG. Chairman.
G. II. MoFFErT, Secretary.
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BRAxroS Co W. Va,
September II. 1867.

AT an Informal meeting of the citi-
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