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A Raw of Light.

We are indebted to private, but reliable
sources for the following gratifying news:
WASHINGTON, February -, 1S67.-The
House of Representatives has refused to con
cnr in Shcrinnns substitute for the Military
Bill of stephens, adopted by the Senate
The vote on concurrence was ayes 73,
nays %.
a Committee of Conference has been an.
pointed and the whole matter is dead for this
session.
Stevens and the extremists are much en-
ragged.
The Conservatives all jubiant. It is cvi-
dent that thcradicals are being confused and
that their strength is waning.
The disposition now manifest is to listen to
the VOICE of reason and to give the South
chance
Banks bingham and others favor the pro.
position now being considered by the North
Carolina Legislature, and are awaiting further
developments.
Prominent men believe that the adoption
OF the proposed amendment by that State
VIII give encouragement to the conservatives,
ana ground to stand upon; otherwise they
VIII he dragoOncd into the most radical meas.
urcs by the balance of the party
We remarked that this news was gratifying
SO it isin one sense 1t affords temporary
relief. We are not to be Immediately put in
the stocks, and looking to future Congress,
we may scripturally exclaim, "suflicicnt unto
the day is the evil thereof" Tho vote above
given means that the large proportion of men,
be's favor the moro radical plan Of oppression,
but the fnct that the Senate is sufficiently
strong to hold in check the progressive schemes
of the other branch, is of itself source of
congratulation.
eOne thing is evident The position sub.
mitted by Governors Orr, Sharkby, Parsons
and Marion, and endorsed, by ali the true
Southern men, then in Washington, has not
becn without its weight! And the fact that
men like Banks and Bingham who have here.
toforc acted with the Radicals, are waiting on
the decision of the North Carolina Legisla-
turc, shows the anxiety they feel in securing
conservative platform upon which they can
stand. That there must bea "middle ground"
is foregone conclusion. The capitalists of
the North are suffering too much from Radi
OIL propagaudism to witness without impa.
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Gov. Orr's Speech. 4

Gov. Orr's Speech.
Wc,make the following extract from the
speech Of Gov. ORR, delivered in Charleston,
recently
Our political relations are of a very grave
character Ihave recently been in a position
where hud IN :opportunity'of consulting
with many who:,contrOl tho: Governments i
suy to you p all frankhcss, that It, is difficult
to tell what our political position ia the future
is to be- Gentlemen from the Southern
States, and particularly those from North
Carolina, from Alabama, Mississippi, Arkan-
sas and Texas, were of opinion that some
scheme that could be suggested, might be the
means at least of securing the support of the
conservative portion of the Radical parity
Hence. the scheme which you have seen pre-.
sented. 1t was not supposed that it would
meet the favor of tho extremists. but would
meet the views Of the more moderate mem
Iii theit personal relations r feel it nv duty
to say they received me kindly. treated me
courtcously, and manifested every disposition
to have then perfect and complete settlement.
But some uf these gentlemen when next they
went into the halls of Congress would indulge.
in speeches of the most violent charactcr.E-
My own Judgment is, if. tho Legislature Of
North Carolina adopts. the programme with
any degree of unaninity, if Arkansans adopts
this amendment, and if the other Southern
States adopt it, or manifest a disposition to
adopt it, it will produce the best results upon
the spirit of considerable portion Of the
Radical party, and save the South from uinny
of the proposed Radicu! measures. know
great many Of our people are in favor Of
folding their arms. They say, we are in the
power Of this people, let them do as they
please" do not believe III any such doc
trine. am not one of TIE dignity" sort.
| have believed in our doing something for
ourselves. have believed in indicating to
this people that there is no snllenncss at least
OH the part of the people of the South, that
we were prepared to give them all honorable
guarantees to secure their ii ghts in the Gov
crnmcnt, and when we did so, we 1T least
challenged the respect Of the honest portion
o. thntparty.
have bent myself for two ling years to
produce that result. Whether it will follow
| do not know. The great solicitu,lc have
in this matter is the good of the State. In
taking the position | occupy. it was to serve to
the best of my humble abilities, the people Of
South Carolina; and intend to continue to
serve them. And notwithstanding the growl Of
grumbers, shall not be swaycd from tn
performance Of my duty upon that line. Ii
it accompli>hes the results hoped for, | shall
be fully compensated for any sacrifices that
may have been adc If it fails. shall feel
that any rcspon sib lily for the further humil
iation and further oppression of South CARROLL
na does not lie at my door,
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Calhoun VS.. Calhoun.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PICKENS-IN EQUITY.
Feb. 90. 1857

Floridc Calhoun,
T. G. Clemson. Admir-, Bill to rorcolose Mort
gage Accannt sc &c
NJ. NJ. Calhoun, ct ais.
I'IE following is ex ract from the Decree of
4 Chancellor Johnson in this cause, viz:
i, is ordered and decrecd that the creditors of
the Estate of Andrew p. Calhoun be enjoined from
lnstltuting suits, at law, upon their claims against
the same; and that they be required to conc in
before the c 'lnmissioner and prove their demands
against the said Estate, on or before the first tny
OF April next
Pursuant to this Decree. all and singular the
creditors OF the Estate Of Andrew p. Calhoun ara
hereby required to come before me, and establish
their claims against the said Estate according to
law. on Or before the saih first day of April next,
or be precludcd from sharing in the funds Of tho
Estate.
RoB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.x.p.p.
Com'rs Offioo, Ian. 8, 1867 ltd
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Wonderful but 'l'rue.
Feb @, 1866

"MADAME REMINGTON, the world.re.
lNl ,n"wned Astro"yst and S"mhambnli.ic
Cluirvuynn, while in II clairvnyant state. deli
neatcs the very features Of the person you nro
to marry. and BY tho aid IS III instrument of in
tense power. kn.,wn ns the Psych"mrtr"rc,
guarantees t" produce perfect and lifrike
picture of The future husband Or wife of the np-
plicnnt. With date "f marriage. occupation. lead
ing traits Of character. &r. This is imp,,Se
tion. as testimonials without iiMhcr can assert.
BY stating place Of birth, age. disposition, c"Inr
Of eyes and hair. and enclosing fifty cents, and
stamped envelope addressed ,n yourself y"u
will receive the picture by return mail. toye'l-
CT with desired intnrmatinn
D;iy~ Address III confidence. MADAME GER
TRUDE RENiSGroS, y. @. Box, 2J7, West Troy,
New York.
Pcb l6 le67 81 "
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free to HIverybody..

A LARGE6p PIP. Circular. giving information
IA OF the greatest Importance to the young of
both sexes.
It tonchos how the homoly may become beau
tifnl. the dospiscd respected. and the forsakon
loved.
No young lady or gentleman shopd fail to
send their Address, and receive copy post
paid, by return mnl.
Address p. o. Drawer. 81, Troy, N. Y.
Fob L., 1851 81 emo.
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The State Of South Carolina.
IN TIE COURT OF ORDINARY

LILO SSdto VI HOutn OdIOl11d
IN TIE COURT or ORDINARY.
James NJ. Cannon
Martha Garrett and others. Petitions for
James ii. Recder Partition
Martha Garrett and others.
I appearing to my satisfaction that Fraser Nc
l Carly and Milton Gnrrctt, Defendants II the
above CASES reside bnyond the limits CT the State:
IL is ordered, therefore. that said absent Defend.
ants do hppearnt the Cont OF Ordinary to be hold.
on ut Pickcns g. H., for Pickens Distrct, on tho
2lth day of May next TO show cause, if my they
can. why the Reni Estate OF Stephen Garrett. de.
censc'l, should not he p,rlitionc by division or
sale, between the said Plaintiffs anl the Heirs at
law Of said stephen Garrett. deceased, aud that
portion belonging o snid Stephen Garrett. decd,
it separated, sold for Division among his heirs
according to law. Given under my hand and seal
of Office, this Goth February. 1867.
W. e. IIDLCOMBE, or.p
Feb. 70. 1857 % 3m
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as1~ Il, b. TnausroN, Esq, has been ap-
pointed collector Of Internal Revenue for the
Districts Of Grccnvillc and Pickcns TO be
compelled to pay tax to a government, which
refuses US representation, is bad but to bo
required to travel a distance Of sixty miles,
more or less, to effect this object, is an un-
necessary outrage on the people.
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E4- Give your aid aud encouragement to
the cause of education, by attending tile Tab
lcaux, at Walhall'., on the, 2Sth instant.
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Know I'hy Dcstiny.


M .iDAME f. T.. THORNTON. the English
1HA AStr"l"yiSt. CIairvnynnt and Psychonn
,ricinn, who has asnnishc,l The scientific classes
Of the Old Wnrkl. has now located herself at
Hudson. n. Y. Madame Thornton possesses
such wonderful powers Of srcund sight, 10
enable her to imrart knowledge of the greatest
Importance 10 the single or married OF either
sex. While in state uf trance. she drlinratcs
the very features ,he person you are t" marry,
AMI by the aid ot nr Instrument of intense
p"wrr. known as the PSycnmntr"rc, guarantees
To produce II life,likc picture Of the future hu>-
baud or wife of 1hc applicant, together with
date "f marriage position in life, iradrg trnits
"f character &c. This is 10 h"nlhng thnuS-
an,lS IF testimonials can assert. She W II SCI Il
when desired certified certificate or written
guarantee. that the picture is "ha, it rnrr"rts
tn bu BY enclosing Il small lock "f hair, n'.,l
stating place OF birth age. disposition and COM
plcxl"n. aud enclosing fifty cents and stamped
en-, cnrc addic>>cd To yourself, vou will receive
the picture and icS, c,i information Wy return
mail All c"mmunici"ns sa,reliy c"nfdrh-
tn. Address in c"Ifilcncc. MADAME f.. Il.
THORNTON. p. o. Box n23. hudson, n Y.
Feb rs, 1867 u ly
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neg- Mr.. ;. w Conn has been appointed
Deputy u. S. Marshal for Pickcus District.
Office at Pickcns G. II.
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Rsg- The Editor has been unavoidably alb
sent this week.
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Gy- The " Ladies'. Fair" at Grccnvile G.
H., on the Goth, 26th aud 9th February,
instant, for the benefit of the Baptist Church,
promises to be a most entertaining affair. We
presume everybody will be there. Oar thanks
are rendered for courtcsies extended to this
Office.
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lS IL 4 u Il Y!
Auburn, Golden, Flaxen G. Silken

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Price by mail. scaled and postpaid ST. Dos
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EB We surrender our space this week to
the proceedings OF Congress. Thus far, all
radical measures have failed and the Con-
scrvatists in the House have risen in strength
to 73 votes We live in hope.
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NoTICE no DGBTORs.

" UlICC 10 u Il d IOeCo.
'NIIE Notes Books anl Accounts of Y Is. Benson
L Co., have been placed in our bnn,is for col
lection. Persons indebted will save costs by seek.
ing an carly settlement. Parties in Pickcns can
call at oil - ut l'ckcns Court Ionsn.
W!IITNER Il WIITNER, Att'ys
Feb. IA. 1867 %
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
| Ill PERSONS indebted 10 the Estate Of W. f.
~ Fcnllcy, deceased. will call ut the Office OF
REED KEITH and make settlement before Return
Day.
WILLIAM HOLDEN, Admir-.
Feb. 90, 1867 % X
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STOLEN OR LOST,

On the 4th Of February, instant. at my residence
~ my PURSE, containing between Four Hun
dred and Eighty md Six Hundred Dollars, mostly
in large bills. One bill. National currency, on a
New York. bank, was marked T. p. w Oh tho end.
Two fty dollar bills, and balance in 20's and los.
There was in the purse besides. due bill on d.
Bicrnann. signed per a. Brchheckc, due F. l.. Max
well. for $500. Alsoun order on Il. p. Iandreth
in favor OF W. 8. 0risham for 50. 30. signed by j.
a. Cornwall. The Purse is SMALL made Of Buck
skin with steel clasp
Fifty D13larS Reward will bc given for
The Purse AMI its contents, Or for information
which Will convict the thief.
s. l.. MAXWELL.
Feb g, 1866 81 3
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E1- In New York, on the 10Th instant
" Cotton was dull, heavy and dcclining."-
Gold, 36S.
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tience the development Of their vicious plans,
and the ng-headcd, far.sccing politicians Of
the day arc willing to remain a little be-
hind their party, provided that any rcasona.
bic prospect exists for n satisfactory solution
of the present controversy with reference to
reconstruction. Providence tavors us. Let
us net accordingly.-- Curotiniun.
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,ges.- a. G. llaskoll, E.q., has been appoint.
cd by his Exccllency Gov Orr. District Judge
for Abbevile, vice Judge Jones, resigned
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PROFESSIONAL.
. A w @ AR ID
BROWN,

WY ILL take business in the Circuit and Probate
w Courts OF Hinds Copah Rankin, and othei
Counties on the lines of Railroad In MISSISSIPPI
and in the several courts at Jackson; Aaa ees
Terry, Kinds county Mississippi ianfU7dtf
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LANES II. HARRIS,

A TToRNEY AT LAW, and Real Estate
"A and Collecting Agent, Woodville, Miss,
win buy, sell, lease or rent, plantations anu
lands In parcels to suit purchasers, &c. The
collection of claims of all kinds will be attend
ed to promptly.
REFER To-H. T. Lonsdalt, Gen. IL. McNair,
John p. Dillingham;, Attorney at Law, New
Orleans; Col. j. $. Hamilton, jackson, Miss;
Stewart ~ Leake, Bayou Sara, La; Gordon d
Barber. Hon. Ii. f. SimraH, Woodyille, MISS.
dec, 81 dom
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NOTICE.

A Ell persons who have not palt
~ City Taxes are hereby respectful
titled that list of the delinquent ia
ers will be published on Tuesday ne1
fine execution of my duty as City Co
l shall impartially execute the law,
only saw that those who do not desire
their names in print as delinquent ia
ers had better come forward and Sc
save trouble and extra expense.
Oh W - JAMES BLAC
Nav %, 1867 City Collie
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WIN. It. WITEIERs,,

TToRNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE
N Agent Jackson' mise.
Will practice in all the Courts held at Jackson and
in the United States District Court at Oxford MISS
Collections promptly made in all parts OF the state
Plantations bought and sold having superior faci-
ties here North and in Europe
Office over Buck, Bailey & Cos, Drug Store.
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WILLIAM YERGER, JR.,

A TTORNEY 81 COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
N Jackson, Miss, will practice in the various
Courts In the counties of Kinds, Rankin, Madl-
son, Issaquena Washington, Bolivar, and in
fine United States District at Jackson.
All business entrusted to him, will receive
prompt attention.
Special attention given to the collection Of
claims sept12dtf.
A, M. NELSON,
A ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
ALAW. Carrollton, Miss,
will practice in the Tenth Judicial District.
TERMS OF COURT.
Calhoun, I'd Monday of March and September.
Choctaw. 4th d" Z"
Carroll, I'd Mnd'y after 18th Mnd'y Mich q Sept
Yalobusha, 9th :" 4th
Tallabatchie, Sth 4th
Sunflower, 9th " 4th
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UNDERTAKING.

UNDhIA6 Il AAAAINW'
The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween JAS H. Patrick and the undersigned
having been dissolved, will continue at my
Shop, South of City Hail.
To keep constantly on hand full assort-
ment of the latest styles of
Metallic Burial Cases,
And will make Collins ON the most reasona-
terms.
am having a beautiful HEARSE manu-
featured, and upon it's completion will be
able to attend to all funeral calls.
JOHN MCDONALD.
Jackson April 26-d1m
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LAW CARD.
AMOS R. JOHNSTON. FRANK JOHNSTON
JOHNSTON g. JOHNSTON,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, JACKSON, MISS,
N will attend in all the State, Federal and
CITY Courts at jackson, and elsewhere in the
State in special causes. They will regularly
attend the Circuit and Probate Courts Of Kinds
County, at Raymond. Attention given to the a
collection, compromise and adjustment OF all
claims.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-30
FOREIGN-

LONDON, March 20. - Erie railroad
shares, 593 5-2Os, IS; consols. 9ll.
In the House Of Commons, last night,
the proposition Of the Government to
guarantee the Canadian railroad loan,
was agreed to.
LIvERPooL, March %. - Cotton is
quiet, steady and unchanged The sales
will probably reach 1000 bales; bread
siufs are quiet and unchanged .provi-
ions dull and unchanged
The Brokers Circular reports the i'm
ports Of cotton for the week at 255,O0o
bales. and The stock at CAS-, o0O bales, be-
ing 10000 above the estimate.
PEsTH, March 29.-The coronation Of
Francis Joseph Of Austria as King Of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-30
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRAEcIsco, March 29-The jury
in the breach Of promise case Of Caroline
IF. Clark against Michael Ross, for one
hundred thousand dollars damages, re-
turned a verdict for five thousand dollars
in favor of the plaintiff
A concurrent resolution has been in
trodueed in the Nevada Senate against
Mormon doctrines, and asks for mill
tary force in the territory, in order that
equal civil, political and religious rights
may be insured all citizens of the United
States, and the laws be enforced.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-30
ERnM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, March 29,-The river has
fallen two inches, and there are now
thiriy-two feet five inches in the channel
The weather is clear.
At Fort Smelling, yesterday, a woman
was found unable to leave her bed, and
dying of cold and starvation. One child
was lying dead on the floor, and another
was dying in the bed. Other families at
the fort are in nearly as bad condition.
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