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MEssRs EDuoRs,--The question
IA popounded, why do WI not invite
stcamboats 10 navigate the ITALIA
hatehie river, which Is nayigable for
boats Of light draft half the year?
And why shall we continue 10 pat
ronise railroads at cxorbitant charge,
when boats would do the same for
half price? Previous to the war lin
1902 the steamer 'Judson" brought
up from New Orleans q load of salt
and cold II dollar and ten cents per
ack. What do you think Of that
The freight alone, now, on railroad,
will exceed that amount. "Compe-
tilion u the lie Of trade" and It will
DO thu, life Of Us if No will try IT,
Panola's most prosperous days were
when steamboats, piled this river.
Start the ball and Keep II moving.
A FRIESD TO STEAMBOATS,.
We have been aware for some time
that the people Southwest Of us, IN
the Tallaliatchie valley were in favor
patronizing steamboats,, and ship
ping their cotton to New Orleans, the
Legitimate market Of the lower por-
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participated 10 even ~ me mist hfaiousf
A llfels certificate vii W. Wnt ~ mall, pest
paid upaa receipt " ~ tenis. Zee Ut 81,
rleven ~ o.. ihlfiJihfee and elegant meml.
asi m tib one hundred and most superb watch
~ tfs ~ agents NJ those visiting employ.
mrtt IRIS n 4 rare opportunity II a a lerIti.
masslJ conducted bvahees, daiy authorized By
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AVN asoafFe@ w MINUS
paseai cs,nn Pn~--. Emssvs usivsr.i Co..
.an ON. and Contn<f, rsfsihs aud CfA~-
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VIEW ADyERTiSGlEyTS.
Notice to Creditors.

Where's Il ihe neosmhsr isrm. 1866. q The
Probate Court Of Pamela eoaniy, Mississippi
Of NE estate u Wniiam D. Dickens deceased,
late u nid COUNTY, we're Emaisd 70 the unasr-
tiEnsd, the creditors Of said dcceassd sv
hereby nouhcd 10 probate and have ihslf
elsiuns seniust dcscusa registered 10 Me ofHcs
Of the clerk q aid court within The tiue i'm
ltsi By Law, Of eide thsy WI n fufsver barred.
susi-svs HARRIET W. DiCKRNs.
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shgad h4 M nmsyfd bam W. pfFs
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shfm ihs W.T. # Nv feapls : The
lee N ~ lend.
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hfmnd NJ flyiI dHtle4 faithfully aud
iHtdl seheIy Bnd ~ eHgtaf siil
mlg Nv f%ekahfeI . w eHBfl n de
n me- laws " fmgffAa #lil
H. Interpreted ~ he aefsfyasiNhlsi
element If the hmfh iiT@s Win ia
sll They nyali ~ hfeat ny tblH tlgY.
sfnmenl ~ afma, nod shs wish n.
Ire lhe only element mHauIls1 NJ
che mahtd NJ Restoring order hnd
triumph i siii tmb0ldeB ihem M
feuswtd opposition ~ Ne viii NJ lbs
1a e'asses, l'ellav inv that Tiny have
ihe Esecutiyo viii them.
The atf siecs N OanaraI Thomas,
~ battling ~ ths Union, mlilie him
~ sors confederation he has r.
peeiedly entered his protest aealns
iNlug assigned 10 dihh ef ibs five
military dbtficls, and especially N
bring assigned 10 relieve General
sheridan Gcneafal Hancock ought
nj 10 be removed ffoin where he u
his department "a a complicated one,
which will take a new commander
somo lint 10 become acquainted With.
There are military reasons, %pocuniary
reasons, aud, above ALL patriotic rca-
Sous, Why thls order should not be-
issued. | beg 10 refer 10 a letter
marked private, which | wrota 10 tho
President when first consulted on the
subject Of n chnnge in the War DE.
mrtmcnt. Ii bears upon the subject
Of this renewal, aud ] had hoped IL
would have prevented II.
have the honor 10 be, with great
respect, your obedicnt servant,
u. s. GRANT.
AuGUsTA, GA, August 27.-lt Is
stated that Gen. Pope has ordered the
closing Of the Georgia University, In
consequence Of . speech made BY a
student at the commencement exer-
ciscs, and that the building was to b.
converted into barracks. Pope al
lowed the exercises TO continue on
condition that the newspapers do not
alludc to the speech. II 4 also stat
cd that Pope has ordered the legisla-
tive appropriation Of $4,000 to the
University to be withheld.
The freedmen Of the first and
fourth districts have issued addresses
to congressional candidates, claiming
The right to vote and to hold office,
and that they, having the majority,
will not vote for the whites.
SO much Of the Jury order as in
%terfercs with the present term u
courts has been revoked.
MONTGOMERY, August 2s,-Six-
ty-six bales Of new cotton have been
received up to this date. The corn
crop isssfe and very large.
ST. LooIs, August 2s,-A number
Of southern men have brought their
fsmilies to this city toescape the az
f'eis Of = negro instruction, which
they say Is meditated in MANY quar-
tiers. The negroes are all we'll arm
ed, and exhibit their weapons very
~ie6antly. ~ :,
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crTATIoN NOTICE..

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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters ~ administration having been giant
I'd 10 Tho undersigned On The estate o. J. n.
keholt, Decreased, by The Probate court Of PIANO.
Ia county, ~ The August term, thereof, 1867,
all persons having claims againAt sald estate
are hcreby notified 10 have them Probaicd and
registered In the Office Of tho Clerk Of said
court, Ia the DOWN Of Pamela, within tho time
prescribed by law, or thsy will be toreverbarrsd.
D. II. POPE.
au3l.Cts. Administrator.
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Cheap Printing Paper.
TO nprToHs AND ruHffsHnHs
Iatv 6s~ N N ci@h S,y, ffaaa.st y
ns Agafkya fyta AtseflahsH
- a. a..u "a taH4

Lftr Hsm " N riafh Nv, Hfhfssf y
M sgHfhva fyts ds,oNahes
Aftisra, "a, AtsIl -, 1901
Js-TnnsaHsa kse-fsaf slfi n sHeFBs
me much pleasure 10 ~fsmmnnieess " yta he
following resolution " the Southern riess A..
spelAfIHn
hewlyea, That a . testimonial n our appfe.
alallg ipf the zealous faithful and effective
afvien ~ John \ Thashsf, Net. - surefin.
iendaht n this Association In geafa past, Fs
hereby tender him The fhsnts N this asutia.
ton, and confer upon him the Complimentary
position " Agente f The Southern Pres Assn.
citation II Sew York
The isfma Of eemmssdasioa employed In The
above fpaulntlon do no more than Justice Ia
your important services during your Huperin'
ehdshey-sefvlees which nune had better op.
poftunliy 10 know, and none CAP more highly
appreciate, than myself Should occasion 70
qulfe, | shall be glad 70 avail myself Of The aid
provided FOR by the resolution.
ycfy respectfully youf obedIeni servant
W u. CLARK, President.
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A. A. OGLEsBY. Jr.,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
la SANDS, nrsss ,1sf.i =.
p-.rsie.iar .sisases ssv.n ~ n. -sn--sss-
Z claims IN AL of The Court o. the pslael
aps-im-pd


An parts. owning Jaaszsess IN the ess.
cuit ccnrsef r>saaA ernssx uiei~ippi vksr<-
IN sxesatlsns have b<en enisrrA -siis k>>u, .r>
bothed th.f ssles he ec<m n ma On II.
sszss srs r~id - " h<fwe Ne issh ~ cfur
sshsr ~nssLrtsps Win b allen Do oh.ia A
order cf ale 81 NE sams 70 aii<y aid cszsz
saif-st &c HARRISON, cak.
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There will be a special term Of the Board OF
Polies o. Pamela county Mississippi, held At
the Court House Of said county, On Monday,
September D, 1867, The members are ali re-
que ted TO attend. by order 81 Hon. Thomas
X. Clarke, President Of said beard. Issued
August s1.iisoT, WP. wo0TTEN,
au3l-lt Clerk.
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registration.

We republish the registration Of.
this county in order to give IL COM
piete, as two precipcts were accident
lily lcl out last week,
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2 A Clergyman, while residing In South
America as q missionary, discovered a sae and
simple remedy for tho cure Of Nervous Weak
nces, Early Decay, Diseases u The Urinary and
Seminal Organs, and the whole train Of dIsor-
ders brought on by hnnehnl and vicious | abits.
Great numbers have been cured By THE noble
emedy. Prompted by q desire 70 her al the
anftted and unfortunate, I win send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, 10 a
sealed envelope, toany one who needs Il, Free
OF Charge. Address,
auai-ly. J0sEpHT T. fNMAN,
Station d, Bible Honse, New York City.
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NoTIuE.

would respectfully request every daily, TIL
weekly, semi-weekly, weekly and monthly
journal south Of the Potomac, and Ohio nvers,
AID the 30 deg. 30 min. parallel Of latitude
West Of the Mississippi, 70 publish this advef-
tiscmeni twice, and send 10 ma, at New York
each time, q copy Of the paper containing II
postpaid, with bill FOR same.
II 10 desirable, In my combinations 10 pro-
cure cheaper printing paper for our Southern
Journals, that I shall have the fullest inorma-
ton regarding ths aires Of paper used BY the
Several publications, and I can procure * In no
other way than-by requesting particular alton
ton % the need o. sending a copy Of the pub
licAtion With the bill. ~
desire II sent twice TO provide againsi mail
failures, and they be postpaid 70 secpre post
Office delivery. Ls.THRAsHER
nayi-at Box $3.50, New YORK, N. =.
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be ths sole and single Object thereof
This person has placed hIm-sIf 10
the wedleamsal II ,hs toad IN the
6bles n Yep, and II will require
great care on Ne part 10 avert a Ilhe
fate. Az ar a. politics Il con.
ccrnal, his utter and lnazouaable w.
norance Of the saiject he attempted
to handle predadss our noiice Of u,
ne the most consufnmate ar that ever
gave vent 70 an inharmonIo'is bray
would have been understood with as
much reason. However, outside Of
the subject Of politics, We feel com.
pcllcd to notice q paragraph In what
purporis to be a manuscript copy Of
that "speccb," bot which he did not
relieve himself Of ON that occasion,
either through fear or courtesy. Here
" the paragraph, verbatim
"No ono care Of hunting up your
rocord--you are too Insignificant a
being Tor that. As far a. trying 10
disgraee or create a prejudice with
Southern men associating with us,
strangers, you viii find Il NOT 10 be
a winning policy. The Intelligent
class Of people around here land they
are numero,s) do not represent the
sentiments you are trying to scatter
among The people. The branch Of
business you follow ought 70 be Of a
patriotic nature, ind not Of q pccu-
mary one. Your patrons arc lookingto
you for generpi Information and advice
and II should be your duty to treat
them with justice. Money seem 10
be your ambition. | know Of no
one more contemptiblc than q half
educated human being who own a
country paper, besides setting his
own type, Try TO 10 his own edito-
rails. You had better always trust
70 your scissors for yolm editorials.
They will do better work than you
can for yourself
We repeat that this paragraph was
not uttered at tho time the So
called speech was delivered but was
put ID the manuscript afterwards, no
doubt. Under the same circum-
stances, the staggering, oowsrdly
bravado may be made 10 appear a
brave man, where no Is unknown,
and the same spirit prompts the as
sassln TO strike In the dark. This
individual also says his record Il
open to the world What sSrs Did
ever anybody care to look into the
record OF an army snttler2 We risk
the assertion, without hazard, that
they did not, IS their pcccadilocs were
always admitted when The charges
were made. As 10 IN record, we
have only TO refer 10 those who have
known Us long and intimately, In this
Immediate viclniiy,
In regard 10 the assertion that we
arc "irying 10 create a prejudice
with Southern men asscciatinr with
US, sirnagen," we win simply state
that u Is withou. shadow of foanda.
ton, ave IN the imbecils brain Of
tho subject Of this article, and we
defy him to produce from our COL
amns the smallest iota Of evidence to
sustain the assertion.
Whether we represent the .enii-
ments Of the numerous elass Of Intel
ligcnt people around here, or not, w
do no, think hcis capable Of judging,
% his association with them Is *.
sreuely limited. sfn
Ths brunch Of business We follow,
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Sardis Male Academy.

No.
rha School for Boys asd ysnns men, wIIl
eommsucs on the MosnAr, S~ErtsshEa 0, 1851,
and viii cnuaas ten 'uon,hs OF fostyy week.
TERMS ID 1
Abscedarans aid pupils In the primary
department. VIII 10 charged, pr SEQ
sion Of Eve months a. the rAae of...- Gao 90
Mvrs advanced puplia ingnmmas geo
grsnhy ete..-...-.sa---.-........ IS 90
Higher Mathematics History, Natural
Philosophy, Moral scienee, ctr. ..... 30 90
Latin. ofsek. and Modern Languages,
each, ettrs...---....-,."--..-..-. . 5 90
Contingent nc, ...,....."....."..-.- 90
Cas-, insariash ss sdsusss.
Our pssnaz AID hisais viii pleas rsnsns
her our Monthly Review examinations, ssa
Whit uaca such oeasisaa nt
raos n hosELEY. rsissipal.
ssrdis Nh, Apr. q, lssL II H1
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sAruRpay EVENING July 20.
Hrxnr ocossoa. the radical enrdiist


Hsxnr O'CoSsoa. the radical car1ids'e
for Attorney General Of ;hi STATE dc i'ei>
cd an address at Des Moioes ou 'he ~
inst, in which. as reported BY the "ee'''''
he sail:
60 home. then. eri toeetl O. is' - WIZ
"a, th, overth,ow az vino halls, beer saio,' :,
ana every species If l14ior ss.'1-' .s.e
80, ~ came 10 v,fc. am Ia favor " Nn'
veal ,ufFrage-lettDge every woman 'o'e
,o, ,t,ev v,,l choose the right and aiso ev
ery child who has been reared 10 '"e SAP
bath School.
rhisi. ius, az We expected. The cow
.ralv pls,form adopted by the radicals Of
Des Noines contains not a line on the liq-
s,, issue. The delegates 10 that conven
ton from this city and county went there
with . certain anti prohibition resolution IN
their mouths, and bad IL forced down Their
threats wi,hou, any iubricstion. How do
the people Of Scott county like the above
open ayowal Of their real object by the rad.
zeal candidate for the Attorney Generalshir
Of the State. Let every woman vote and
.verv child who has been reared in the Sab
hath School We fear the Attorney GENERA
will d.-iranchse large number OF chilfre'
Nv this move What are We coming to
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by
RI, Mno, pa EXTRACT Brcnu ieb3 d&wly

What Every One Wants.
A GOOD, reliable medicine that will be On hand
when required and fails when called on. That
is now 10 DO obtained in DR.. Tobias Celebrated We
netan Iinim.ni. Many thousands call 1t the Won
der the Age II does all that Is represented and
more II cures Diarrhoa. Dysentery, Collie, spasms,
Venting Group IND ea-sckness AZ surely o. II is
used and il perfectly innocent 10 take internally,
even in double the quantity named in the directions;
and as an external remedy for Chronic Rheumatism.
cuts, Btuises old ySres Mumps. Toothaehe. Head
ache, Sore Throat, Sprans. Insect Stings. Pains in
the Back Chest and Limbs thousands have testified
to- and their certificates be seen by any one at
| the Doctors Depot. IS Cortandt Street. New York -
Hundreds Of physicians it in their practice. 1t
has been introduced since 1s4,. and hundreds who
now have II In their houses, sny they would not be
without 1t even II il go per bottle Every drop
l. mxed by DR.. Tobias himself, and can be depended
on Only 20 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold by all
druggist- throughout the United States and In Eu
| lope Depot, % Cortlandt Street, New York.
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More than 90 yenrs Of eho saC.
ce0Uf6l uSe Of
ssPSttico american Eye Salve,' .

I'm which tme over 1.em,0oo boxes hsve been ussd)
has placed beyond the pale Of experiment 4 has
become necessity In every family for instaMt nee,
NOT only for diseased eyes, acute chronic but for
oil cutanooue innsmmations buSus, chiIlolains. cry
eipelas saltrheum. stngs Of ineects bites
pe and all kindred Tile: relieving paine. and healing
- II by magic. Being applied kxrrRHAixf. u has
been Known in a single case. to tnjure ae the
nae az the Courhing needle Betoury, probe or OF
burning caustice, ccrrodng lotions and Eyewatefs,
frequently does irrapsrnhe injury TO the eve. by cor,
rodpc and forever destroying the delicate tissesthat
constitute or envelope that sensitive organ
For sale AZ wholesale and retail Of propretorr low
est cash prices. STEVENSON Il CAkNAIAN,
io~s dee3i.dly
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The Bridge.

SIsouLAn FAcr. We published some
tine since an item In regard 10 the rais,ur
Of two OF three yonng squirrels BY a cat,
belonging to Major B. Z. Armstrong. The
squirrels suckled their etcp.mother % nat .
urAlly ~ could be, and the result, sius ular>
u enough, has been the transmission Of he,
carniverous disposition into the squirrels
Sunday morning last one Of the squirrels
now, about grown. watched his opportunity
end pounced upon . young bird in Mr.
Armstrong; yard. and actually eat it lax
. cee. The TACT can be vouched for, and v,
cousidss Il : singulssity worthy Of note. A
the next step in the feline progression, il
Z supppsed tbat the squirrel viii "msw.
-Rsjn(6Ss Asvss.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world
The only rHue and PxRrDcf DYs-Harmlese. Relic
BILE, instantaneous. No disappointment No fidic
ulous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the
III eedts Of Bad Dyes. lnvisorates the hair, leaving
II eost sad beautiful The genuine Il signed William
A. Batcheloe. Ali others are mere limitations, and
should be avoided Sold BY all Druggists and PERU
mere. Fsctory 81 Barclay stsset. New YORK.
E-B EWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vI0OR are re-
Named BY HsLNBoLD's ExrRAcR BucHu. tfbd6vl.
COltOm'a Select Fl0vers
OF THE

CHOICE FRUITS 81 Spices.
Are creating quite a sensation among Lovess OF
Choice Favors for their delicious Fiavors
Strict Purify and unrivailed strength. Those who
wish the best. and those who wish to economize seek
them Coltons Pnre Vanilla Flavor IL aouaht by
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor in II. Purity,
very unlike the many Vanilla Extracts in market)
Ex-(.ov JAMES Y SMITH. oV Providence, X. J., SAVE
NV wife pronountes them superior to any Flavor.
ing Extracfe che has ever used.
BA Gov WV. A. BUCKINGHAM, or CoNEECfic''T. says:
For long time we have used them, and find them
very fine.
HOLLAND Timothy Tltcomb.) the well known
author OF Springfield Mass. says: They arc the
Standard in all this vicinity.
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM.
such list OF References Is seldom given. See
Circulars with Dealers Sold by Grocers and Drug
eists Prepared by !. W. COTTON. Proprietor OF
Colton's Toilet Article No. 3, To Heal and Beautfy
the Skin Sold by Harrison & Starks, and Parks 4
uesmer, Davenport. Iowa.
Chicago Wholesale Agents, FULLER. FINCH
FULLER, % Market street, for all Coltons Prepafa
tious Sept. 25-dy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-20

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The National Line comprises the following fret.
class douhle-engine Iron Steamships, with water,
tight compartments
ENGLAND Car GHAor, 8. $50 tons: SCOTLAND.
CART. HALL. 1855 tons VIRGINIA. Carr Pno~sE,
2,ss5 tons ukLvErlA, CAPT. UoiLyfx, 3.33 tons I;
DENMARK, CART. THoNrsoS, 3,ii7 tons THE
lEES, CART. GRoGAS. 3,5iT tons: ERIN. Cart.
CurIISs, 3,3lo tons PENNSYLVANIA. Cart.
LEWIS asia tons LOUISIANA, Cart. THOMSON,
2,iC5 tons FRANCE and GERMANY building.
Sailing every saturday from New York every
"Wednesday Fl I'm Liverpool and Queenstown Cork
Harbor
The National Steam Navigation Company, ofIiv-
crpool, intend despachiDg, this month, from New
York. the following Steamships:
From New York to Queenstown or Liverpool
Cabin &iOO, Steeraec, $40.
To Antwerp. Cabin. sil5: Storage, go.
so Hamburg, Cabin, $1i5 Stcerage. $37.
To Bremen. Cabin, SiaS, Storage. $3s.
10 Hayre. Cabin. SIG; Storage, So.
To Paris. Cabin, $l2O; Storage, $40.
Draft- Issued for any amount On any Bank IL Great
Britain. and Ireland. st the lowest rate.
Stecrae passage tickets TO bring parties from Liv
erpool or Queenstown Cork Harbor) for f35 In cur
rency Sold by +. Z. DUNCAN, Davenport, Iowa.
Agent for the National Steam Navigation Cumpa
ny 81 and 81 Broadway. New York. augl7.dly