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TIE Indictment against Surratt is so
defective that it should have been
quashed on the irst day Of the trial and
The prisoner released under it. A new
one will be drawn up presenting him as
an accessory, aud not principal IN the
murder of Mr.. Lincoln,
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Has become EdItor-In-Chlef Of the paper, its
circulation continues to increase rapidly. As
an iaducsment 10 those who desire to promote
The Interests Of this well known Southern
Journal. we offer the following terms OF sub
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WEEKLY:
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their trouble, or, II they prefer it, receive
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NIDDIE CI.Ass.-StoTy on BaiT=nenIss- y5gBry
on Agency. StOry's Equity Jurisprudence
TUB4iy S Equity Pleading. Greenleafs Evidence
/ Criminal Law.
SENIOR CLAss.-Story Conflict Of Laws.
ANGEL and Aunes on CoEDOratiOus. LOmaX on
Executors Parsons Contracts. Fourth
Kent Reviewed. story OF Che Constitution
TUITION-Per Term %
Contingent teS--...--'---..-.--- ~ ~
Library d ee.sssss.-.... "
| The University, before the war numbered
| about ave hundred students o. It's Annual
| Catalogue Good buildings for an depitriinenls
| nave been secured, and the new buildings viii
| be.erectsd next year.
THE FALL TERM
| nrnns erst Nfcnlav IN SanLemher. closes last
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S5O,OOOi

Tickets for this Lottery cost ONE DOLLAR
EACH, aud can be purchased al the principal
jewelry ami other stores on c. nal street, tnc
- the principal hotels and bookstores Of tne
city.
some Of the priEes are now on exhibition II
the windows Appropriated u the Eurpo pl
WpsEr-. S. sri void & fn., F. A. Tyler. G. n
mmermau amt Games q I.elf, Canal street.
IL is pr, posed thai the LolierN VIII take piaet
at ha cilsa Of BaZ -ar, which Is 70 com
meuce in Feb uary next
II VIII b.. entirely under the preparation anu
direction OF gentlemen Of nigh standing
J. b HOOD, President.
DABSEY Il. MAURY,
ssec'y or tine Sou hern Hospital Association
Pa. ers disposed % favsr the Bazaar viii please
COPY tais advertisement. dec5G
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MILO HATCH CHAs- H. PILLS
Twenty years Cash'r slxyeaTs Agent and
Mechanics Bank, Cashier Southern
Ew~--a.s Tr.r-

HATCH 3 PHELPS, Bankers aud Brokers
El General Pureh. sing Agent and &. ard
Foreign Newspaper Advertising Agents. lg
asr0std street. and 81 Exchange Place, eW York.
REFERESCEs-E. II. Lowry. Esq. President
Bank OF Republic. n. Z; Josiah Oakes, ESQ ".
Pres. shoe and Leather Bauk. y. " J j. Ner-
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& Peters, II Pesrl street \ Y; D. j. = BrUvn-
ESQ. Editor and Proprietor Rochester Demo
craf Rochester. y. y, John L Bunce, Esl-,
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STARCH GLOSS.

THE most economical srticI- ina can be used,
i costing only about ONE CE,-r 10 do the wash
ing OF an ordinary siz' family
Gives a fine, ivory like poll TO linen OF
nusl n.
knsctuany prevents tbs iron and dust rom
adhereiug o the rLII h.
Make Sid linen look Ike ne~
Goods done up with 10 keep clean much
longer thereby saving time and tab 7 in
washing.
warranted not % iujure the clct-es
Twenty five cents per cake. Lt9.Is- discount
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ST. LAZARUS COLLEGE.

,s,tslz eaterpridng friends OF S. LaEarus
ssl-,-~-sll have secured the nue lot and build
t,.,s .5f me Aaedioal tioil exc on Zeal street.
il.e primary department 70 be used as a par,
49,, eoiIft5isle department ior young gentle
- vim m ample charter 70 coufeT degrees (;
~, @ ~ y go srbt arships Tor gons of CUnfed-
,.,,te ssldiers bays been provided jel9
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THE FALL TERM

Opens FIRST Monday in September, closes lasi
T6tIrsgIay in January. SFEGSG TERN opens
DIST Monday in FebrusTy, aud closes last
thursday ia June.
VERAgDN IUlv. 1855 nGA
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EDUCATIONAL
SEWANEE
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
WINCHESTER. TENN.


The Right Rev. C. T. QUIETARD, Md, Bishop
fTenn-. Visitor.
GEORGE 4. FAIHBhEKs, Esq, Chairman.
The Rev. 4. A. NORRIS, Ee cretary.
Ihn E.aE. 4 = A..I-. II ID D. Eaclor.
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HEBREW ASB MASONIC CALENDAR.
MASONICDIRECTORY.
1852.

LODGES.
A,SerF5,yA No. lGs Meets Ist Monday IN
eyerv month, al Odd Fe ellovs' Hail. cor. Court
ard Main. u. c. Trader, W. NJ; Il. T. Toni
lu-Cr. sec
gorrrf sfr,Frrrre. No us. Meets 2I Friday Of
each r1outn-Hall. cor. Madison and second.
J. r. SeIlars. W. NJ; BENZ. X PUllen, Sec.
I5fsrsA SCOTT. No. 2Sl Meets lst Friday or each
noutn-H8ll. cor Madison and second. John
Aiu,lie, - NJ; r. 2, Wood ward. SEC.
HAaTELToN. No. ga. Meets Sd Friday Of each
mouth-oJi-E Fellows hall. z. n Stanley,
~. Nj: W. H. Bntts. See
KILwIN yISG, No a4l y. D. Meets 4th rlotay
or earH molth-1lf tr2nt street John J.
Workman, $50, ". M 3. X. tullen, SD, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PESS Chapter. No 4. Meets I'd Monday OF each
unonth-UdJ-Fc-lows' Hall A J. Whee-er,
H p; Il. IL Payuter, Sec.
R. AND :. II
EUEFEt Council, No. g. Meets Sd Monday OF
each rnonth-nGd-F Fellows Hall John Zent,
Til. Ill.,; n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TEgIPLARs.
CYErSE Coramaudery, No. 4 Meets Ith Mon
day Of each month. John Lsnt, Com; n. j.
Misgirr hee
A. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
% Front .Sfrce.
HERsrrs Lodge OF Perfection, 18Th; No. l.
Meets Efh Wednesday of each Mplth. John
Zsni, aii, c.. NJ u. T. IJuliinSlu, a-1' sec
Meets 4- Do wednesday Of each month. George
MslIersh, 33i, O.. M; A. l.. Frankland, I'D,
t-f-frirr, council oT Princes Jerusalem, 10TH.
No. T. Benz. II. Pulleur sd, Iarsl.'. -
-. SEC
Ck1v't5y CHAPTER OF Rose Croi slSth., No. ].
Charlie ". Adams, SD, II. W.. II. l. Tom
liu.o1. y O., Sec.
PIITITPE uUPLEssETs Council of k-h, SoLh.,
No. j. Henry p WCOjar1, a2d.s Comm.
William y. JlroIe sd. Rec
CeN-T-rUEE or " E~T Isos,S E-SSEE. Sld. John
Alusle. SD. Comm. IA Chief; Do5ge Z.
Trader, aZ1. Req.
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TMPEEIAL sLoE,

BFsT N THE WORLD.
Soluble in hard as well as sof wi ter.
Warranted not to streak tEe clothes
Ten cents per box Liu- raj discount % tEt
-rade.
AGENTS wanted every " ere 20 ei the above
.rticies to whom We offer eXtrs0rli. AIRY iu
luce. ents-
Sample sent. postpaid, on receipt Of bove
prices. Addre--,
NEW YORK SrABCH GLOSS Co,
tanII lmdaw No Zls ultou - NV Y rz-
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Inquire for BFadiei's Duplex Skirt.
CAUTION--Ts guard against IgPosI-
Tl0N be particular 20 nOiice that skirts offered
fer DUPLEx have the red ink stamp. VIZ: J.
W. BRA LET's DUFLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL
STRINGS upon the watstband- none others
are genuine. Also NOTICE that esch HOOP viii
aurn1t a PIN being pas Cd through tie center o.
Il, thereby PEoyIEG that there are Two springs
braided together therein, which is the sECElT
OF their superior sTHEN. III and FLENTBILrrF
and combination nOt Possessed BY any SINGLE
SPRING hoop.
Made in all styles 70 suit the wearer. viz.
The - Empress TrnfI.-s 81 yards lafeEfl FOR
DsawingrOoni and Party Dress.
The Pride OF The World, 81 yards QatssE)
for Promenade Dress-
The paris Tran, yards Qatsstl Tor House
Dress.
the Waistband Of the skirt uuvl 2m
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RANKING capital is said to be very
much needed at Charleston, South Car
oIina. The Mercury thinks if the ner-
chants there would subscribe fifty thou
sand dollars toward the esta abiishmept ot
a national bank, two hundred and hfty
thonsand could be raised elsewhere.
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NEW YORK.
FAsHIoNsl
-1,llIlz.. TIE sT1NDARD i sKIRr
- Fashionable WorId.
Of ElE1'I-E 0II1 ~ #
Inquire for Bradley's Duplex skirt.

FCR sAI.E F.vEKYWHERE.
WEST, BRADLEY & CAREY
Sole owners Of the Patent
Exclusive Manufactures.
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A person VINO has taken pains 70
avamine the records, states that in ] 1854,
the hloodiest year of the war, there were
9oe more Of accidental deaths Of citizens
of Massachusetts, than of Massachusetts
soldiers killed in battle,
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Tie Defeat OF WirRuaon ConhEsnt dim
prrsaG GfIicsrs UePorted Executed
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-14
CHANCERY NOTICE.

The State Of Nis=isippi. IN The Chaneery
Court Of Pamela county. Al rules, August Q,
1851. rftr
N. J. Hale VI. A. L. sheler.
No. 1851
Upon saldayit filed In ibis cause, itappsarng
TO the satisfaction Of the cour, that the de-
fendant A. L. Sheler, h . non-residsnt Of the
State Of Mississippi. and resides beyond the
limits thereof; Il Ia therefore, ordered BY The
court that the aid defendant A. .. shsler, do
enter hil appearances herein, on or before the
6rst day Of the next term Of this court 10 be
holden At the coarthouse Of said county, In the
town Of Pamela, on ihe seventh Monday after
the fourth Monday In September, 1851, and
plead. answer, or demur 10 the oomplsinanb
bill herein, OF The allegations thereof will be
taken Tor confessed. II IL hurthsr ordered BY
the court that a copy Of this order be Published
In the weekly Pamela STAR q public news
paper printed and Published In The osu Of
Pamela. In said county for four weeks success
sively.
A true copy. &c. HARRISON.
aulT-5t Olerk.
Ward 4 Cooper, solicitors.
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sUERIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of . writ Of execution 70 me di.
ree,sd By he Clerk Of tts Chsaeefy Court Of
Panols eosnty. ! viIi, On Monday, the ID day
Of September, 1851, proceed 10 sell for cash 70
the highest bidder, 81 the courthouse door In
the to~n Of PsnolA within lawful hour. ths
fiiswiaa desrsihed property, tagssher with
dwelling house thereon, to-vit Lou numbered
4, Z, ssd q In block number Twelve, 10 The
sswn Of Panois, county Of Pamela, Mississippi,
being the property ~pareAa<d By w.. ?. wcot
Ten, ~ Commissioner ale and occupied BY J.
". Asrkh~uk SD sas h>srx m~se 70 z=tisfy
Judgment On ssatstory bosd frfited the ltth
dsy Of Jsly, 1881, n fsssr q knseIiss A.
Kei<h, e~omptHin~ns ia esiwfni ssit sgninsi
~ Y rs~~~- st-<~xs-t~
.sie-ss Y p JONES. sseris.
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sHERIFP.s SALE.

~ virtu~ o. wit q sssditioai sxponss
10 me directed b. The oisrk Of the oireais
Court of Psnsla easnty, ! vii. On The ID day
Of September, 1891. psersed 10 Ill FOE cash 70
he highest tIi1>r, Il ~ epsft-hon<s deof %
~id county. vitkia kvnl hssvs, he following
described spovefft, teviE Ons snf thfst-
qaarssrs scfes q lani IN he viIlaee q BATES
Wis, Psssis sgsa11 sitse1et d Ne ersvms
sputh q block dedSnslsd IN Ne plsa q I'D
viiisfe . hto<k . 81 russisx nm sate
psst s<rsn I'D Nh, ukiek Nd \ bpautpa
Ne sass y ~ niuoufppi - nss1nes
Rsilfusd, beine ~ ~ = vktet eefliss
Harris srssts1 ~ hun<Nu1 - - hrisR
rad % .ii~fy 4 ees>ntn 1u1urne - ~
hsndrs1sn . tkirtJz1vm 60 - us9z11-
~ ssuas feas1 I'll
is<A - ns-iirs Hsrf11 tH43<T
E>~<~-t
~
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SHERIFF'S L

By virtue Of a venditoni srponss 10 me a.
rectsd from the County Court u Pamela eoun-
~, Mississippi, in favor Of IL Byars Va David
A Brordsr, I viii, on Monday, October I, 1861,
al The eourt-hoass door 10 The town Of Pamela,
State Of Mississippi, within lawful hour, er-
pose br ale % the highest bidder. for cash.
The following property, to-vii: That portion Of
q lot or tract % land lying and being 10 the
town Of Bssssnile, In aid county, known ~
lot No. II, In block D, on which q = Bowling
Aiiey, levied on a. The property Of David A.
Browder, 20 sztirJ said vsndiioni exponzs
seT.3t n. u. JONES. Sheriff.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Sarah Ward, heir and Distribute Of William
D. wruy, deceased, and % her husband, W. A.
Ward. You are hereby cited 70 be and appear
before the Probate Court Of said county, at the
thereof on the 9Th Monday In
August 1861, then aud there To show eanse
why the petition Of Mary \. wray, praying
for dover IN lands Of said deceased, should not
DO granted. By order Of court, issued July
10, 1851. W. r. W00TTBs,
What Clerk.
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CUANCERY NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi. In the Chanccry
Court Of Pamela county. At rules, August !
1867.
No. 1851
George ", Dyer, administrator, &c, vs.. james
Searcy ct al.
Upon affidavit filed in this cause, II appearing
10 the satisfaction Of the court that the de-
fendant, James Searcy, Is a o n-resident Of the
State Of Mississippi, but resides near Shelby
vile, In the State Of Tennessee, II ls therefore,
ordered by the court that the said defendant,
James Searcy, do enter his appearance herein,
on or before the first day Of the next term or
this court, 10 be held at the courthouse Of said
county, IN the town Of Pamela, on the seventh
Monday after the fourth Monday, In septem-
Der, 1861, and plead, answer, or demur TO the
complainant bin, or the allegations thereof will
be taken for confessed as 10 him. II ~ further
ordered by the court that a copy Of this order
be published in the "weekly Pamela Star" q
public newspaper printed and published In the
town Of Pamela, in said county, for four weeks
successfully.
A true copy. &c. HARRISON,
au3-bt Clerk.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUA-
ABLE LAND.

Pursuant 10 a decree Of tho Chsncery Court
Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, rendered
at the November term, 1865, thereof, In the
suit Of George W. Dyer, administrator Of the
estate Of John II. Keith, deceased, complainant,
against James w. Stammirc et al., defendants,
In said court I will as commissioner therein
appointed, on Monday, the 22d day Of July,
1851, nj the courthouse door, in the town o.
Pamela, In said county, within the hours pre-
scribed by law, offer for sale at public auction
10 the'highest bidder, on a credit Of sir months
from the day Of sale, the following well i'm
proved land, to-wit the south part or end, OF
the southeast quarter Of section 20, In township
8, Of range 9, west, containing 30 acres, extend
ing east and west clear aeross said quarter sec
ton, lying and being 10 said county Of PanolA.'
Bond with two good securities, will BE- required
Of the purchaser for the payment Of the pur-
chase money. JOHN Q. HARRISON,
ielb-lt Commissioner.
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INsOLvRNT NOTICE.
CITATION NOTICE.

The shss Of yi=i~ippi, Passls oeosty. 70
Ann v. West widow, add John @. West, heir
and du,ribaiss Of John West %jsnier, decssed.
You are hereby cited 70 be snd appssr h<hss
The Probate Court Of aid county, Al the court.
house thereof on the tfh Asadsy In Scpisn-
Der nsst thea and there 10 show eanse Why the
south half of section Of Land number AIsessen
Cip,) In township sir fa,) Of rsnge siz ts)
west, IN ssid county, ~belanRinG % sstais Of de-
ceased should not he soid fsr the payment %
decedent's debts. By order Of court isaed
July, 1861. w.p, EDoTTEx,
jy7f4w Clsrt.
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sHERIFFs SALE.

By virtue Of . vesditisni ezposss 10 ND d.
recsed from The County cours II Pamela comfy,
Mississippi, IN favor ef ysn- u. Fletcher v.
Aier Hay, I win, on Monday, October Z, 1851,
AZ The eourt-hsusp door in tke iowa Of rsnoIs,
State 81 Mississippi. within lawful hoarf, e1-
pose f5r ole 70 Ne highest bidder. for cab,
he fo,iowine property. tpvit: The DIN Bcss<
and Dwelling Hou><, sifu&ied On lie soushvtsl
quarter q pe<tion -. 10 s1vnship !, .nF< }.
In lid eounsy q papola, together Win ne
I'D quaner rrrsios d lad. lsvied On = TIE
property o. Aisx. Hay, 70 Mfisy ~ vssdH-
sr-1t Sheriff.
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INsoLvENT NOTICE.

The estate Of Peter n. Light dee<ased, bar.
Ing been reported insofvent u hs JAY term,
1867, Of the Prob&fe Coest n ransls cousiy,
Mississippi. The creditors Of aid decsas<d ss
hereby nosihsd 70 pfob~te aad have ihsir
claims registered In The once Of the eisft Of
she Probate Court q nd county By De ars
DAY Of September, 1888, else the ssms will be
forever barred. ELIZABETH A. LIGHf.
iyaf.5t Aiminisifairir
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MOTHERS AND FATHERS

Who have pale, swarthy, puny, and sickly
children, having little or no appetite imperfect
digestion, inactive liver, indisposition TO play;
but are cross, peevish and dropping about, with
slight fevers sometime during the day, can be
eiiectually restored to the bloom Of health, by
giving small doses Of the King Of Chills four
or Eve timcs a day. Do not forget. the name,
DaonsooLE / Cos KING OF CHILLS. Price
81 90. Sold by all Druggists. J. P. Daos-
oooLs 4 Co., Proprietors Memphis. Sold by
Martin 4 Son, Ba,esivlle; and Nipgsn 4 Hat
field, Sardia
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The lands are sdspsd 20 the growth Of
grain, eosson, grapes. etc, are cheaper han
governmsns Issdz, IL cold istissas4. At cue
dollar md . g~Hartsr pr acre. The assrsss
cost Of shess lsuds 10 from ssssn 70 tweuty dei-
isu PER ssfs.
fictsss mar be had b. applying q Asrrh<
tre-ev. nsducssos< II 10 ~ esut N hrss
- ,iuhr n zee ~ rcre. = iyie-ie
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing under
the Style Of A. p. Cansler 4 Co, at Long
Creek, Miss, Is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent, J.H. Yates retiring from said firm, and
selling to A. p. Cansler his entire interest A.
p. Cansler assume all liabilities, and Is alone
authorized 10 settle the business. rssrf 81
A. p. cANsLER,
J.. II. YATES.
The business will be continued by A. P.
Cansler. ap2T-lm
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0~AbbhEhihb ~ No'T
So well known to the planters and
citizens generally is this firm, that it
is hardly necessary for us to more
than mention the fact that they con-
tinue in business at their old stand,
No liz Union street, Memphis. The
many friends Of Gen. J. G. Fzer will
find that courteous gentleman ready
to attend to all business entrusted to
this house. .g~
WHITE, KERR & RoorEs.-This
substantial firm, SO well and hvora-
bly, known TO our planters, offer
their services for the transaction of
all business in their line, and will
do their utmost to promote the inter-
ests Of their customers. See their
card, and give them a trial.
MEAcHAM & TREADwELL-Can
be found at No. 8 Union street, pre-
pared to attend to all business en-
trusted to them, with the utmost dis
patch. The members Of this firm
are reliable business, men. See their
card in another column.
w. L. SrEwART.-The large and
increasing business this gentleman
receives from North Mississippi, and
Pamela county especially, is the best
evidence that can te offered Of his
entire reliability in business transac-
tons. Mr.. Stewart received the first
bale of cotton shipped from this
county TO Memphis this season. He
can be found at No. 2 Bank alley.
BLACK, Estes & Co.-Among
the many substantial houses In the
cotton and commission business in
Memphis, we take pleasure in calling
attention to this one. Persons hay
ing transactions in their line will find
them prompt in their dealings. They
have recently removed to their new
quarters, No. II Monroe street, Coop
er Block, corner Of Center alley.
j STANTON 4 MooE.-This firm
viii make liberal advances on al
consignments made 10 them, and vii
do - well by their customers Is any
body con do. It dates its existenc'
} from 1s49, having ~iuccessfully com
batted the hard times Of the las
eighteen years. See their card.
Rurrrs, FrssEy & Co.-Hav,
removed to No. 10 Union street
where they can be found at all time
prepared to attend promptly to al
business entrusted 10 them.
! LuNBkR-Messrs. Moore, Fade
4 Co., dealers in doors, sash, am
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county.
Al Brpwfer ". Davis, Caruthen 4 90.
Attachment issued by B. L. Ballard, J. p,
the 18th day Of Juns, 1851, In favor Of Davis,
Caruiher 4 Co. Said A.. Browder an The
pasis, Carutheu 1 Co. for forty dollar
and hhy cents In Justice Court held At Psnola
In the county Of Pamela and Stab Of Mizis-
sippl. The defendants are hereby notified that
unless they appear In said Court at the next
term thereof 70 be held on HE I'd Monday In
July, 1867, and plead 70 said action, judgment
will be entered and the property attached cold,
and judgment also rendered against I. p. Coop
or a. garnishee u this ca
n. L. BALLARD,
le2e-N Up. Sell
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All Land in this scheme Is in the
State Of Mississippi. The capital
prizes are within fifteen miles Of Mem
phis, on the Mississippi and Tennes.
see Railroad.
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Governor Helm, Of Kentucky, died
his residence, near Elizabethtown,
! the sth inst. The constitution Of
requires that when the
pvernor Of that State dies before
Z expiration of his term, a new
shall be held. An election
! Gil the vacancy will be held on
Ie first Monday in October.