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any other, while II has no restrictions In regard
to residence or travel, and all lis profits are d..
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prompt In the payment Of losses, having paid
100000 In this city In the last eight months
as follows:
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BOARD OF POLICE.

AsPscial Term Of the Beard Of Police q
Pamela county, Miss, will be held Al the Court
House Of aid county. on Monday, January G,
1883. By order Of Hon. Thumas y. Clarke.
President W. 2. w0pTrEs. II
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Richard Fitzgerald, heir-a,-law Of Irene filk-
gerald, deceased. You are hereby cited to ap.
pear before the Probate Court Of said county,
At the courthouse thereof on the 4th Monday
in December, 1867, to show cause why the hnal
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deceased, should not be allowed aud approved.
9By order Of court. Issued November, 1857.
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REFERENCES IN MISSISSIPPI.
DErrTr cotLscroRs orricr
THisn DtsfRIcT MrsEssirrl
pAsOLa, November 4, 1851.

pssOL., November 4, 1861.
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Friday, December 7cth. will be placed N the
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the penalty added.
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no3o-2w Deputy Col Pamela county.
am the authorized aernt Of the ETNA
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10 whom all applications for Insurance or
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The Great Cause OF Human
Misery.

Ja,t Psbh,hcd, in a 'caltd enpsiCps Ities 0 cts
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28

til em ali fTirly#and candialg. NO nan
will Get through his business~wlth
you 10 fewer minutes, and yet none Is
more free from the h0rrld 5r5sqUsHess
Of busy men There are heart and
kindness afn= MFR GelfaXa g apolitepesse
Men leave MS presence with the am
preston that be is at once an abie,
honest and kind man. Political OPP
ponents. like him personally as well
a. his political friendsJ We have
never heard that he has any enemies.
The breath Of SANDER has been silent
toward his fair, spotless fame The
wife Of his youth after being for a
long time an invalid, sank to her final
rest several years ago, leaving him
childless. His mother and sister pre-
side at his receptions, which for many
years have been, not the most bril-
liant, but the most popular, Of any
given at the capital.
Socially, Mr.. Colfax is frank, lively,
jolly. It may be that he feels his oats
in some degree. but dignity hasn't
spoiled him. The everlasting / hood
and Us-ness of great men Is forgot
ten In his presence. His manners
are not quite so familiar as those of
Lincoln. but nearly so. They are
gentle. natural, graceful, with bird
like or business-hke quickness Of
thought and motion. But they are
very far from the high and mighty
style of Sumner, or the judicial cold
ness Of Fessenden, Sherman and
TrumbulL. Though manly they are
genial and winning.
American mothers believe IN Sehuy-
Ter Colfax. There are more babies
named for him than for any public
man since Clay. 1t IS sure test Of
greatness when mothers are willing to
take the name Of public man to the
baptismal font, and sacredly link to-
gether that oft-repeated name and
that tender, unfedged life. with holy
prayer. They know that, come what
will, that name, however tried and
tempted, will never disgrace their
offspring. What more shall we say
Of Schuyler Colfax2 THE nation hon
ors him. We are willing to believe
lie will some day be President.
Whether President or not, he can af-
ford to be right.
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populationLof tie South To- yield TO
The negroes POLITICAL rights equal-to-
their own, be has not sought 70 ac-
compissh this by force and IN viola
tioa of4he laws and the Constitution.
~ h6R has. ,eottoR States seeded, ne
would have let them 60 10 peace. IN
der the belief that they would soon.
see the folly OF separation and come
back 10 their old places in the Union.
When, by the folly and madness of
South Carolina, we were forced into
war. he. aided President Lincoln in
holding the sword in one hand and
the olive branch in the other.
We. have written the foregoing as
preliminary to any comments on the
recent demonstrations of conserva-
tive Democrats and Republicans in
favor of bringing forward Mr. Chase
as the Democratic candidate for the
Presidency; and, while our prefer
ences have already been expressed In.
favor Of distinguished statesman Of
Indiana, and while we shall sustain
the nominee Of the July convention,
we must say that the nomination Of
Mr.. Chase would not be unacceptable
to US, and might, In this crisis Of cur
nation, draw to US and to the side Of
law and order, and peace, enough Of
the old Republicans to insure Us, if
not party victory, at least, and what
is of vastly greater importance,
the healing Of party and sectional
feuds and the return Of our former
progress and prosperity.
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$4,000 ron 9. .

RUog0OI
Fourteen OF the passengers LiIled In the
Railway Accidents at
ANGOLA and PORT JEEYIS
Had insured themselves against such en-
Iamtties by procuring Tickets Of Insuran &c
against a ccidents issued by the
Railway Passengers Assurance Co.
OF Hartford, Conn,
At the small cost OF FOUR DOLLARS
AND SEVENY-FIVE CENTS which Sc
cured to their families the sum Of
S5S. 900.
The claims upon tickets in the Angola
accident, amounting TO $500, have been
paid; the others viii be prOmptly adjusted
and paid by the Company, which is the
only one in the United States devoted to
tn S branch of Accident Insurance.
II has q capital or over 1H Rec HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS, safely ia
vested in Government, state, municl pal,
and other securities.
IL has 100000 deposited with the Treasu-
rer Of Connecticut. as additional security
to its tfcket-holders.
Its tickets are dated when Issued, to
commence at any required hour, and sod
at nearly every ticket office in the country
II Is liberal in It's policy and prompt ia
its settlement Of claims The Total and
partial losses upon its tickets already
amount to n early 100000.
J. q. PATTERSON. President.
Henry 7. sFERRY, secretary. lnay7 d6t
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no. I.4O3.
United States MarshaPs Notice.


United States MarshaFs Notice.
United States Of America, District Of In
diana, SIS:
W-THEREAS. libel Of in Information
w was died IN the District Court Of the
United states for the District OF Indiana.
ON the 18Th day Of May 1868 by Alfred
ktlgoTe, United States District Attorney
Of the United states, in and for said Dis
trict, FOR the United states. against forty
barrels OF whisky, seized at said District
for violation OF the internal revenue
laws OF the United states, and praying
process aga inst said goO1s, and that the
same may be cor demned and solo thereto r.
Now, Therefore. in pursuance Of the mo-
milton under the seal of said Court. 10 me
directed and delivered i do hereby give
public EOtIce 70 all persons claiming said
goods, or amy pert thereof. or I'm any man
uer Interested therein, that they be and
appear be.Ore The said the District Court
Of the UniteJ states. to b. held &C the city
OF T. dianapclis. I'm and for the District Of
Indiana, on the first Monday of July next,
AZ ten O'Clock Of the forenoon o. that day,
then and there to inrerpOse their claims
and make their allegations tn tina. behalf
BEN. SPOONEH. Marshal, u. s.
Attest; j. ID. HoWLAND, Clerk
maya dlft
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Republican Candidate Tor she Vice
Presidency

The following sketch, from Fus-
mans Hagozine Cor June, possesses
interest last now:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-14
49, DANUBE RoNTE r0 LNDIA.

The following interesting passage is taNon
from an article IN recent number OF I"e 1fc"a %
India.
Leaving Charing Cross the morning Of The Derby
Trday forenoon, with intervals Of rest Tor two hours a
Calais four hours AT Brussels ana TWO hours AT oothe
two days distance rather greater than that between
Calcutta and bombay which now occupies me NAL lo1t
and half days. After stay Of two ana hall 0ays at
r,o' , ,-' tters and re1cbci Rasiascb tbe most
eastery point Of tho Austrian system OF railway r,
on Tuesday morning. There no joined inc
Danube steamer, reached Kgschus On "euh1ii
way wa rolling through RoGmelia to vorna
and was conveyed during the night by the Auslrian
1loyd's steamer down the Black Sea and Bosp0rns Vo
Que shouid spell that word With an IN any NOR ms,
oNIHtrdl 70 oAsianlhople, "AieA as d r H.
elsewhere the through tourney from LONDON 20 f"i
santnorlc over the whole breadth OF Europe "hcH Is
twice ne breadth OF Ncrthen India, is comfortably ac
comp.laJ u exactly five days. IS lhe steamer lt..s
Varna for CONFERENCE.-The only Wednesdays and satur
davs 49, inc traveller must De arranged ne
cordugly II a WISE man he VIII take 'mNeI uchc
which by the Eavarmn and Passau Iou.c cost ~ To VI
euus and en- thence TO COustautmoplc This ticket en-
titles 10 rs!-csSs accommodation ihe MLole ai except
between Cologne aud R'ai2scA, Where ne
TO those Of the English fTstciass' Ite
is entitled 10 pounds o.. luggage lice, and Will OF COURSE
send his luggase as freight by the southampton steamer
For SIS ~ uc Journey may thus be made ID hre gay
ca prince from London TO Consi autiuOpe. Let ~ dc
added for every days delay ON tne way, aud for cNcy
day spent 20 CoLaantuoplc' ana the maximum eApen
tuTe Will DE known. The Austrian Loyos steamer fHo
Constapt.uope for Alexandria every Thursday, iii
week THO loute is direct ly smyrna the GilcE 40 IS
ply weekly also, and the Mcss1geries once q inon
The Austrian charge is 4u ~ tahiAs one o. o i
steamers the Traveller VIII see Sny i, ana '.S H.
Isles, and VIII be agoGd ~ i'-Sgs ,, ,n.' a ,i,ye
before the departure 81 ne sueL Ci If 5o has
previously ex.iaustcd CAIRO and the Pyramids Inc
In Pasth,Ia and eight in CoastautUope and reached
eucz after expenditure ol az ln L.',l ".iu IN
I'm H,inr.ry Turkey me Great Byzautuw the isles of
Greece and smyua Tor one-il more ,ly ~
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GIN s.EssIs.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL
m F-ret Arn.tI Term ~ tis i.,rton 100 nerce A.
No y I1ty-ut grse N,slefk c1 "EDsfnpAi Oct st VII
IL. fle u... }.r 40 .U G4a4.tss Acli 20 hr naf .i
tsa faais. 70 tal ailrl 'ar son nay Be ob'sre
So 10 I-frer7as o. pr tirr stri 20 ihe s,n- Piece 70
rroUprt g. UNfCf" W--',r % trur''r rf' -" Nefoc.
2 AN DEPARTMENT; UNIVERSITY OF NY.
Tre ueft rul1s VIII commence ne u" " octoe
I. Application u.f BE- ,4.e or rtlo ~ .14ae1 % ' trt
.-r- rr.nr of BY istef, N laruay BAld-s fstfgt'a
loaS SoRTos PONEroY Dean of.be Isr f,ratr
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TnsrGtiisr

ATOUNT WASHINGTON tQLlLE0 IN IN e. -
IVY y@rfrVTr C..,.al Commercial, Elssi ffeh'u a. 40
man with Ja. a Desanen No 80 soaa seee YEA res
sent NJ lft1 Prorysss Of pupils to al ages s NJ.
colleges rapid and reasoGs5e ILe Tipdng tbs
ros e,,te h. and entered So ile Hp @ o.
nov occupied by tie .ut9ie on - ss-to
NM tne1 I've pasf years, tbs l1st1e h .-risrt, Of
i - 80 de Of NE fuf 100 anu
eeae ]i I'D I'M complstel ,hs h aeademc eoar'e s1l
,i be Ipm. Of The Institute It. GENITAL snu .elt. ~ s
,rrisiIty from al parts Of The eif stiLe =, ~
,pr rh welveutaed rooms have el' ~ .nbl and
Tr ~ rerovai change large number 81 Sc ~ ",-sgs
he nre s,t IN sruetars are ennployed with the NeIAks
nm er of mol more thau fifteen pupils Ia the H.lt 49, mora,
~ H. meta Of Ais Irstrte hence no pnnil whose nu'a
ft carnot he promptly corrected Il allowed !" '"uNo -
tbe school Reference is made TO pfeseui pAOHs' As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-14

MI FEENCH ANB ENGLISH PRoTEgTAST SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
No III EAST THIRTY-SIXTH ST.,
win REOPEN IN TUESDAY n The course n in''rnson
designed oroIsl kuR fduton Nila 'lt p-'N-
knoH ledge Of the Preach and other m0aeT t1susfeH
Special Altcl4oa is gssu 10 DInls Ana islAu.A ~
The Musical Department urde tie o. Prof D. MILLS ~ y
RITTER oders peculiar advantage % those vAo -Eh TO MAKE huns
= al stndy - -.
limited uamher vounr ladies viii he received IN TIE ftrT sra
welcomed comforts suo pnresvs Of peaA1' hoH'
ulirrtIen he de A. ne r h0V
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Excursions.

nAIIY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE aud
~ KoS4YS lutas Wmtesrae, DaH's poe, G'aat Neg
yast Point Not.a D,k All Wood Ga aui 4nrr NOEpAl
Jaa - the steamer ARROW SMITH Nrte viii leave Fscs
q Past yer every 7erg 10 9l2 for tie ABOVE and
irgs Retaining vii eave Roslya ~ 80 J.
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rn,INs leave YEw.YoRK:

p,,,gr station IN New Yok Twntg sevest aud Feorh'
ave- Euragce Twenty -seyenhsI
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I -0NG ISLAND RAILkOAD.-Leave James.

ny Or Gsnpo and s way stations except Woaie and Willow
IT, etg EorIuort Passenger Tran. AND al aoas
espl Willow Tree $50 p tas Tram ol eSaPor s.ogpu -
Nfrec, U,tsyie ard al Ato.s Eat t N0lthpeo
P-s.r-,r r~r and al way except willow Tree
Nor sr Passenger ssd ~ stations Al passenger trans
and on Hampstead ADD Gen tsTs
SIR l,y Frfoa rl Hunters Point Tor Haa9tssf
4 en- Cove North ls1 Eorp0 ind aANsy staton ATryeshh
tsrs Poiatat $50 p n. Takes e-ect Jqne D lse8 l.,
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MISS HAlNES
We AND

NkDEMOISELLE DE- JANON
remedial, aa .Lei luj, az tie ruoa lf ier VII R'oP'S
their BohEDNG and DAY SCHOOL SoA .bd 10 Granerey PaT
Fast Tweute;h-st Sept -
Applications ,r tie admission cfrr, b, 't- either personally or
D.. IL 1. M ltLL.-
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Gnlrs

CWtlus
GENTLEMAN, an experienced and sue
- ee.f ltClEk tt aaio. $40 90 % "a .trf lt ~
rrrr4 1n no faNr First coz l'rT Hri cg eifeile
ryen lllr,.s Room 30 % SO Unr.ff.T place utN
GITCNrION WANTED - BY a lady and
D1i..,r vho mr Haay bye been fsa'9' esi.se 10
sel.at fr season sa',tJ .'.e s.-tse iI cog
a., sr. GALE AL active uuoa .eti Do ie "oII,' Oo- '
a reeE Atif's- o. @ boE ~ ~ ~. @ o.
fINO PARENIs and g GUARDIANSHIP ne dvci-
made Che tour n' at IS htolt ftfff
u ,be Continent vo CohtAAlUS AMI TOR 20 foanf
.ettea.a rr alfHsL e 90 t ks Rev Harto liti. pa
esr Allfss COlLEC as ee q W f-ne Ao - t.'t
WANTED, by an English lady, who has becn
w tehue - y-in Csrft position NJ superintendent o.
Pshho o1al foilre The best r7Tsne mem
Der Of AugcaI address hiss IAhSih No washington
sgesre. Hsst
NAANTED-A Situation rs GOVERNESS, by
w Ameiu i,r o. liberal et1eaton % teach ne hnglh
h-,nr. auf Puo Ntc yrl With children Location no OBJ
lection Aisis y Ert Baal o NesJee, Ansser Tor two as
NVANTED-A SITUATION 10y an export
trred IEACHE competent ~ teach he higher uMhshafs "
6, take ltrgs Russa department Of hsa sShoo Beat VI
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and more than other vel known citizens mclng ~
ho.o those II their IRE ct,e ~ t
lnye 10 Le bad Institute which j. no" open ot W. ia
perens and the Principal who RESIDES III 'no N''''
ready TO confer daY evening. ~, ...1... -. al
EB-Stndcnts College, West Point and naval hehneuy sts
Loved pv 10 advance higher classes 40 last as ihe A
mcns permit Pc2s Audited - any Tine Anl hhT oIs' w
entering. Those who are prepared nay ron
The Post Glass IrrLz BOYS are watched over N'n fP
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY -, 1893
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A LL persons are hereby forbid harboring ol
~ as.ls my r''e MARGARET hYRSEs, r Amsnia Da,ce.
Cu.utf Neioik she be- lod without
cause o. poyoeAtoH anu vii pay attts eoaafte her
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WIN ~ reo,ensi F.ac sr1 Efgh EgAGDiSG SCHOOL ior
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