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FROM "a TO so ROUND THECHEsT We have Goats
OF all ranging from - to TO inches breast
sure, with Pants and Vests TO correspond at
smut htreet.
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ASTOUNDING REPoRTs.-

2W0 CASKS OF CONSUMPTION CURED.
Professor Trosseau, of the Chidren's Hospital
Paris, reports tn &t, in thousand cases OF Con
mptlon, iu which the formula for Upham Fresh
Meat Cure was used it cured nearly every oDe. 1t
slsys tie cough, heals the lungs, and gives new
lease of life. sold 81 per bottle, six for IS. JOHN
SION, HOLLOWAY & CownEN, No. 602 Arch street.
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DRY GOODS.

c a r o.
We will open On Monday Large Lot Of
BLACK GOODS, obtained at a great loss to
the impOI ter, and which We will cOnse-
QUently sell very much lower than the re-
gn!ar prices. We will also offer some OF
our own Goods in Store mt the same pro-
pOrtiOnal reduction In prices, among which
arS-
POplin Pekin, reduced from 1926 TO 75.
Fantasie, reduced frem l'50 to S7i.
BiarritZ, reduced from I'25 to S7t.
BiarritZ, reduced from 1.50 10 LOO.
French POplin, reduced from 200 to l.5O.
French sOplin, reduced from $50 to 2.OU.
SATIN LAME, EPINGLlNES, ETC.
ALSO
Chinchilla Cloths, reduced from
$500 TO ESQ
Feavers, reduced from 7.O3 to 800
Hemstitched HdkfS., reduced from
25 to 12ac.
HemsttChed Hdkfs., reduced from
81 to 1Sc.
PERKINS,
No. @ South NINTH Street,
ll2Oet PHILADELPH "A
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CARPETs.-Housekeepers (aud especially country
meI chan, farmers visiting the city, will find 1t
TO their by calling at j. T. Delacrolxs whole
sale and retail carpet warehouse, No. South second
street. above Chestnut before purchasing elsewhere
see advertisement In another column.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
FIVE THOUSAND
NEW MUSIC ALBUM
MagniilcentlY Bound in Gold and Lea ther,
READY FOR SALE TUESDAY, NOV. "a,
J.E. Gould's Piano Wareroons
No. 923 CHESNUT STREET,
Containing FIFTY of the Newest Pieces of
Music for the Piano, Vocal and Instru-
mental, no one of which was Pub
lished in the First Edition.
PRICE,


INDEX.
NO.;
]. Turlurette (Qusdrille), H. Marx.
. PlRIse OF Tears (SongJ II Schubert,
?. Captain Jlhks (SOngl Il. Maclagan,
4 ValIlance (POlIa Mil alreI, j. = scher
s. Robinson tfusoe (QuadriIie) Offenbsch,
9. Not for Joseph (Song), Arthur LLOYD,
7. The Lover and u Bid (SoHg) p d. GugIielmo
Z. OTphee aux Enters (Quad gille), Often bach,
. Jerusalem the Golden (HymuL A. Ewing
lC. The Mtrriest Girl That Out jong) arran zed by
q. minaei.
- - 6srd; 90 ''On' '''n0''''"o n''sAn'0'' d Egg
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DEAFN ESs. EVERY INSTRUMENT THAR
~ science and skill have invented 10 assist the
hearing in every degree OF deafness Rso, RespirA.
sOrs also, CrandGlls Patent grnIehes, superior 70
any OtheIn In use, at p. MADEIRA'S, No. l6
TENTH Street below Chesnut 9aEpI
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Mr. P0pe's Letter.

The following letter explains itself:
Porss STATION. Miss, May 20, 1868.
Msssrs. irby, Meek aud Moore:
GENTLEMEY-Iour of the 18th
inst, informing me of my nomina-
ton as q candidate for the lower
house of our Legislature, by the
Democratic party of Panola county.
was this day received.
! regret to say | am forced 10 de-
cline the proilcred honor. | could
cnumcratc many reasons for this
course on my part. Suffice ii to say
the embarrassed condition of my pri-
waite affairs, a distrustful conscious
ncss of my inability to gain either
honor or profit To my country or my
constituents, are urgent reasons why
should decline 10 enter the contest.
Among the many able and expert
cnccd mel OF our county, | am sure
You a lind one far more fitted TO
represent the interests Of Pamela
than your humble servant.
Again thanking you for the prof
iercd honor, | must repeat | am
forced TO decline.
Very respectfully, your obcdicnt
servant, II. II. porE.
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II "A N KS,
PATENT PRESS.

This new and valuable PRESS Is now offered
nj a much less price than i charged for an or.
binary wood screw press. II will show is
merits NJ once, and any common mind eau see
At a glance that il will doall that il i intended
for, and the most simple person can pack on Il.
u Is In no way complicated Is not one Of
those things that ART always wanting a ma
chinist Ia be present every time YOU want to
use u, ~ tied mp In ropes aud chains, as the
hand lever presses VI the present day. Your
life Is In no danger when yDn stand around 10
see your cotton pressed, nor are your mules or
horses In danger Of having their legs broken:
neither ines Il take all the timber on yonr land
Ia build 4, ur q Captain company 10 raise il.
Labor Is high, money scarce, people poor and
needy, and we now ccnc within the bounds Of
your ability. This Is what We call the prefs Of
a century, aud will prc4 ~ the cotton required
for yourself and your rising generation. With
out the constant expense " rebuilding. We
only require 600 fcst Of lumber, hoard meas.
urc, al told, and that " a length you can get
Oh scrub timber. You can pat Il M hy the
side or undrfsidc Of your gin, 10 suit your con-
t%enicncc. We have had only three Of them
built aud Won can ac Tor yourself what those
who have thcm say about them. and should
you need one, We would be pleased to supply
you. In a short time We will have one erected
in the city Of Memphis icr inspection. Call
md examine a.
We make the following propositions-ws
use three different kind VI Pins.
for a ruugh cast Pin. $50. for. with al the
holu that afc necessary 10 make II complete,
excepting door IRONS L ran be put up for t95
morr. Get your own timtyr, and a press com
plrtc will cost ynu only siI5.
For a wrought pin beautifully chhsie, a.
smooth as glaze COOL for a ccutury, with bolts
complete, slG0; the ame amount iot lumber
as the other. 5000.
For a Newell Pin. one hundred and eighty
dollars, cost all complete, t22s. All stocked
alike. u has a revolving nut, and is bCaaii-
fully cha.is.
Any one II the three kinds will cost lea
than the woolsn one. tine small male or two
men will give yon any weight you want There
ts a sliding TAP. which can he removed fum
over the box in les Than twenty seconds. For
convenience aud strength Il has no equal.
RUTLAND TAYLOR, Memphis aud 7. c.
BASS, Como, arr ms agents.
For further information address the under.
signed, At Como, Mississippi.
VIC. BANKS.
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Items or Late News.

President johnson was aouuiticd
Of the charges contained in the clcv-
enth article OF impeachment, on the
10Th inst.
Preparations are being made in
Canada IN anticipation Of another
Fcniau raid.
The tomb Of the Putnam family.
near Danyer, Massachusetts. was
broken into, the eofins robbed of
the silvcr-plating, and the bones in
them taken out aud sold to a manu-
iacturcr Of bone manure.
The impeachment managers are
taking testimony relative to Improper
means used to bride FcS-cndcn, Hem
dersou, Trumbull, Fowler, Van Win
kle and Rossl
From reliable authority. Il Is nov
understood that the Georgia Icgis-
lature will be composed Of three par
ties, Democrats, Radicals and Con-
scryative> independent. The latter
hold the balance Of power, and their
prccliyities thus far have been de-
cidcdly Democratic. Mt. Gordon
and United States Attorney Fitch
will probably reccive the Democratic
nomination for the United States
Scnatorship.
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Circuit Court.

Circuit Court adjourned on We'd
ncsday last, after disposing Of a large
number of cases. The following
are the CONNECTIONS for criminal of
fences:
Harry Atwood, tolorcd, assault
s2j fine; John Dorman, colorcd, hunt
ing on Sunday, $40 fine; Scabron
Jones, colored, disturbing public wor-
ship, $50 fine; Elijah Sparks, SANDER,
case submitted, S. fine; Asa Shaw,
Islander, case submitted, $40 fine;
Ben. Bailey, colorcd, disturbing re-
ligious worship, s2j fine; Anderson
Jones, colorcd, petty larceny, FIVE
days Imprisonment and 500 fine;
Amanda Benson, colorej, casc sub
united, s. fine; T.. Allison, libel, s.
fine; Mary Robertson, petty larceny,
thirty days Imprisonment and 81 fine;
Sam. Neal, colored, assault and bat
terry with intent to kill, sent to the
~pcnitcntiary for one year. John Will
helm, assault with attempt to com
NIT manslaughter, imprisonment for
six months and So fine Thomas To-
gan, colored, arson, sent 10 the pcni-
Tertiary for five years; Sim Neal,
colorcd, assault and battery, case sub
mitted, Imprisonment for sixty days.
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Thtt ~ on h v lHl Itl
hfsI n dai 81 ~ Wsaiiy ml
Ia.f ia lif zoo n ftfa Y Hs aaaa aal
ml HawmHp.al nHmsf M lsslB
sfIm.n a..f Ni $50
mf ID sHi ~ fs hHh as
. If N. Interests " tny nHhig
n tm b sm~ai fhf
uheffu hays susii ID ia NJ lhf
~ ~ NJ T iiH lhfy sfe
aae afl ff iHt saan 81
HWfs Nv nf Hifrn n sanf Naaf
BnI lffHa ~ fha nFsff. ~ h#y
Iat1f m7ia, atl h'fp him oui af
Nj. ftfI m muh n ihle They
lrvtH tigur den flHi asihly 90
lifu IS is and ftr oihr fye hyrms
mas nil them tafihu fghiu iim
tbt 4ulBthu rh1ull bnt in mind
flai fhe President BE- n0t successfully
mprlchol nni ilni there j noi -
mlth prospect ior ~ nuw be ihfrt
sta almt erDh aFp The ynpnhonls
should not hc Yabm io ~ my gen.
iltmhn 90 fhrit return HOMER md we
lr positively NJ The opinion that uo
true Southern gentleman W.T. con
dcarcnd 10 peak 10 one unlo.. It ia
actually necessary. When you soe q
mar po up and nkc one by the hand
voluntarily you may act II down IN
your mind that hi. liver Is not right,
and that he hicks The fundamental
Of .clfrc.pcct You can
not touch pitch aud be clean" nor
nn Won affiliate with this elias. With
mt being called zone Of en-
Combash, % niger OF the first wa
cr, belonging 10 the concern, had the
Misfortune TO form q matrimonial al
lance with u Yankee gal" with q
White skin the other day in Jackson.
Ne hope from our soul she il satisfied.
low hat she has a cornfcld Niger
0 close to her ihat-shc can smell
i'm all the time. But this is not all. /,
'ombash, finding that his FAIR and
.oyEIY bride was rather more OK
.cnsive than he anticipated, had &C.
to relieve another niger, DIR.
Of sundry convention war
ants" forging the name of the latter
n the same to enable him to convert
hem into grecnbacks. So Combasll,
Though he has n YANKEE WOMAN
Or a wife, must do what his associates
D the concern have done before him,
erye a term in the %penitcntiary. O,
hat a shock this must have been to
be delicate and sensitive nerves of
hat Yankee woman! We pity the
igger particularly, and Mas Betty
|. Christmon THAT was), especially.
I is said that "the lamb and the lion
ball lie down together" etc., but it
as remained Tor Radicalism TO say
lat the black and white niggers shall
o SO, and hat n sa~ddlc-coIored :
"shall lead them"
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TESTIMONIALS.

CuuN Nie, Arril 10, 1868.
W. G. BlSxs. Ess-DsE Sr This Is to Ger
,iy that Ehsvs oas pf your Patent Cotton
Presses otnus, ssy that Il is The very PMS
that ! have been wanting ever since have
hssn a planter, FOR simplicity and durability
Il canuo, he surpassed and in my opinion /,
viii supsfesde I'll other presses that have been
invented ! eanuo ssy too much in favor u
your pfsss, and would adviss all planters nssd.
inr a press 10 SECURE one IT your patent
Nsry respectfully. n. r. SLEDGg.
Core. Mss, April 10. ises.
W G. HlSxa Esq -Dar SIR Tour Patent
Cotton rrsss u the best ! have ever tried OF
sscn. endorse u in toto u being strong.
durable and complete IN ctsry particular.
vsfy respectfully, n. DAVIS.
Cose Nfss, t~ssaary I. 1891.
Ma ". G. HASKs-Dssr Srs The new i'm.
proved psssnt rrvs res vcsutly rai up ef as
has given sntire satisfaction. We thiuk Il The
oaiy press We haze ever sssn q the serrw Kind
put up on the pruper pfincipls. II has ever
runvenisucs that We cOuld wish for, and a.
speedy a any other We have ever knovn; he.
sides, Il works easier than any We have evsy
ssen in uss. Two msn tan make a bale of ave
% sH hundred poands On Il without much en-.
sftiau. and one male sill nnsks = N hundred
paund h~le vith ease We are Of the impsvs-
sion that the srrsw viii last = LIFETIME. md
Iask III the retire - vii he rvasirvd We
have cd hss Different kinds. sad hni hi. The
hest Il any Ne have ever tried and take pleas
urs IN recommending n - The pahiic e,.iinr
fully nushed that any enc who triss Il will b
pleased Yoars truly,
ftioNA Is WILLIAMS
n.yis IN HENRY WILLIAMS
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Hfts4# ffsssHHA
m iaa88
Meaoham n TroadweIi,
Hfff H 6ffff
0F0O0ra Cotton Factors,
e0nMimfoa MIhoHAHTs
WH atufa#
TLltTlTios sfgrtifs lfsfhlLLf
W.. 70 aiss street.
NRNPtiia tENV
A%TrAenHgST NOTICE

f aifn n HHlalfp fsno's s1aalf Nv
ht ifIlf fHH N mfi fgHHiY "
nfsHs nsaHmia Wan
tftH hmii HifA Is Hifh dsJ II HHnh.
ifHs fg.Iaf ihf fifif 4 lhs mi dfhni.
thi ~ iha um N tfff Hn fffnfnilla b me
rH4f Court N mli fyHHlg NHHfs q hereby
flfsa ~ fhe ad iefhiahi nenDsmla WAITS
ha resident n Tfysftai In Ne State N
fauhfH That inleal Ne aHpeif hefafe mIl
frlH N ne hfU term thereof and IN me-
hni fHf W mfi term 10 10 holden ~ me-
Hauas N mi1 county In tho iasn M
raaais nn tte ih uondtf anef me IN ubn
iay IN Naffb ls0s md plead Nv mld action
Judgment viii 10 fhisfai against him aBd ihe
y aif 4ii0fhri viii hf uti.
pttu. T. T. HARRISON riefk.
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HaHiHf - iaHtfma = A.
10 las i slaa
lfHa ts NHa n M w.
NJ tsf 81 faf RH ~
IfH mmai aiHsH lHi Wa fally
th ff ~ Eify HAH Nmt HHi
HHdsf fi n9aHh
While haalffh n 5anng msa
WI Ht n fmrfmaHi lfaB#
ilfy ud Hdf 4a ~ PEEL ahi tHsaf
iiaH iIai Hhfb ihfY hsfs befh Hei
Nv HfHW We haff w faftwlaH ftai
smH " Fuatg ~ limitation bg ali.
ahl fHilh 30 s greet credit m #o
saving fuHnR RfHil mon h
NfiI khntn ihff Mmf fimf Ha0 bath
mItala ulute1 stwnHa hut fbi
fHt ii8i FH hai fnDnfh ihe yming
ti conductors efn discharged w
Hne vim loti their situations ~ thla
we're Pete Kirby and liaird i6gan,
eva aa p1rlu and able conductors
~ ryrr nn m any ruj genial ~
voftfs uhspgff they afo known
Wcll these young men In place "
engaging with street, Walkof& Co..
~ pres bricks ~ hundreds n othefs
have dpnc Immediately engaged a.
hmkeamcn on Che ycfy fond shero
bod formerly acled Is ronductoru
When business feviycs they will NJ
course bc given thoir former position
How much better would n be n every
working man would bat follow The
sample of those two worthy young
Gentlemen
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fh dsam MI fotIlf t
y ff mi ~ ms.ls
4mfafsHt fhl ffnn lhai hlf
rw AZ fmHii WI w. Ft e
tniait firm ~ fhi ga Im
slf srf ilaf ffufl i Ifif s.
#iIntt niH fun. .Htab
means II 1pJf 40 fiIf.l q
ifRfHlr ds rtt~i4lk Fhis ,nili.
N ftf altIs Hhi at nsm m
tlInaiHh ~ nt tirlt fH1 ia.ll
lrla.al alla ihs Imrfial mfni
abi gaefahs is tssn IsH pntH
plugged f. mensimH prov tt
apparent b pafy fIana fhfW Nh.
Interests fbi r stiiy ~ che viifs
and fhr intelligent attHs thefai
afe ~ tHhF hm0hr fhr masf aI"m
ibahle n which Nrrto =grrmt,
10 ibo administration n ihs govern
mDni bnd Negro emsllp 10 fhs Ipry
lus, 10 tbt militia and 10 ihe public
hoods thIch tlll wr.lh iho Io
tarlo NJ whit, anl bln.l ahilIr iu
thc same gipu r11tu with pfhap
70 negro teacher, jutim composed oi
black and white men with the prob
ability ~ a negro foreman selected
ly r. Radical militia companies rom
pissed of white and black mou, com
mandci ~ o negro appointed by o
Radical Governor, the lrrlifiug of
marriage between whites and blacks
CONFEDERATION hy taxation and other
clauses equally o. nbomImblc.
Citizens Of Mis-i-.i..ippi you
VIM have .lid tl1t Won did not in
icnd 10 yote-uu you imagine such
4 picture, aud then, by your action,
give countenancc 10 lis real ifation
hope not. Your duty 10 your
country and to your families demand
hat You should not only vote your
to defeat this abomination and
'lcct good and true men To guide the
hip Of State through the threatened
torn, but that YOU should work un-
casingly and use your influence to
others do SO. 1t will not do to
Ass this matter by with Indifference, Z
md console yourselves with the idea I
hat your votes will do no good, for
uch is not the case; aud as you 4,
'alue your future prosperity aud hap I
You should lend your best I
to defeat the Vaccinations Of
hcsc mulattocs. Fail to do your
luty now, and by Your own actions
'ou not only disgrace yourselves, but
Encourage indignitics to be- hcaped .
lpon the memory OF the fallen brave ,
who died for a noble though lost
ause.
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Impeachment Defeated.

II is with feelings of intense graft
fcation that We announce the defeat
Of the attempt on the part Of the
lawless majority in the United States
Congress TO impeach President John
sou of alledged "high crimes and
mlsdemeanor.' Contrary to expec-
tation a sufficient number of Radical
Senators were opposed to thc unjust
measure TO secure the defeat of the
eleventh article, which virtually
amounts to the overthrow Of the en-
tire scheme connected by the Man
ngcu, Stevens, Butler, Bingham 4
Co; aud could the vote have been
taken upon the remaining ten ar
ticles, they would doubtless have met
the same fate. The Radical majority
an the senate, however, became ner-
yous and uncomfortable, and not
desiring to face the complete failure
OF their pet measure, Immediately
moved an adjournment Of the Court
until the 26th inst, with the hone,
no doubt, Of being able to bring sui.
iiccnt outside pressure 30 bear upon
the honest Senators TO force them tc
vote contrary to their convictions Of
RICH, and Justice. May they be dis.
appointed In their wishes, Is III,
prayer Of every lover Of liberty.
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Letters Of administration having tsss,
ed 70 the undersigned on the estate q
A. Herring, dscs<ssd. hy the Probate -
Panols eouhty, Il The February tern =
1881, ell psrssfs having claims sss,ss
state are hereby notified 10 hare tk<n IT,
and registered IN the oasee Of the Cleft -
epsr', in the tpvn u rsnnis. viihis -
Pfsseribsd b. az. OF thsy yin h fofsssr
RS ABERkArBL
msr7i-ss AanisisssS-
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The great Lord Brougham, *.
Chancellor Of England, and whose
stores Of knowledge surpassed the
accumulations Of any other man Of
the last century, died at Comore,
France, on the 9th instant, in his
nineticih year.
The Mississippi Bap,is, State Con-
vensaon will hold IL next annual
Tss ssa IN Meridian, beginning on
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Term Of Board Of
Police.

A Special Term Of the Board Of Police Of
Pamela county, Miss will be held At the Court
House Of said county, in the town Of Pamela.
on Monday, June | 1868. BY order Of said
Board, issued May 20, 1868.
may2O-2t ". ?. WOOTTEN, CLERK.
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Special Notice.

! have been compelled, In self-dchnsc, 10
place all accounts due me In the hands Of an
officer for collection. Persons interested will
save costs by coming forward immediately and
settling their liabilities with me.
mny21-it ANDREW JACKSON.
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State and County Ticket.

The ticket nominated by the DEM
ocratic State Convention, and which
will be found at the head Of our edi-
torial columns, we need not say, will
receive the hearty support of every
man opposed to the iniquitious meas
urcs Of the imported hircliugs, boot
blacks, beerjerkers, ijrgers. and
penltentiary conyicts in the State;
aud it is unnecessary Tor Us to say
anything toward urging our citizens
to vote il.
Benjamin g. Humphreys is well
known to oil as the tried aud faith
fnl public servant, who, during the
past two years has presided over the
chief department Of the State with
that dignity and ability which char
acterlro true craftsmanship, and has.
by his straighforward course compelled
admiration from all honorable men.
kinloch f'aIconcr is a young, chiy-
a%lrous, and honorable gentleman.
aud will I'LL the office to which he
has been nominated with credit to
himself and the State.
Aud 50 On throughout the ticket.
The nominees are all worthy men of
and standing. aud whom
we have cause to he proud Of.
There is a vacancy on the county
caused by the dcclination of
Mr.. b II. Pope.
MIR. Mark G. Brady, is young
man of fine literary aitainmcnts, a
brilliant orator and polished gentle
man, and his selection rs our eandi-
date for the lower house Of the Log.
stature y wise and prudent. lie
served through the war with honor
as a private in the Confederate army.
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II

by mutual consent the oo-rarinsssif
ioiore existing under the name sad ~.
spain a Hirhtover Il this day dissoistsI
ecoks notes and sccoanss will he fasns
hands Of D. Biehto~ef, 81 ~ 60
sessrs y " Batter 4 Co. S@fdis.s -
is only au,hcrirsd 10 sign in liquidsiioa
+. q. SPAIN
,. D. HIGHTuvks
" B-rsrsiss Indebted 10 The shse =
are requested TO settle II once, 70 sssid ~
ton, n the business srsr be cio-<d w.
delay. I'D HrGHfprN
safdis, Ms. Feb. I, 1854. a
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Panels scnair, Y
sulins 7. Wells and Leroy =. Wells hsrs =
distributes Of the estate Of Vim. s. vsfF
ceased, their residence being unknown
lou are hereby cited 70 appear ear
Probate Court Of said county. a ts ~
house thereof, on the fonrth hond-I .
lsss TO show eause why the pstiiior =
usl Pec,e, administrator de benis naa ~
estate Of aid decedsni, praying ff ~
town lots In the town 81 psiessils,
county should not be granted. -.
BY order Of Court. issued February
marlt-st v. p. woOTTES, chn
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The election order OF Gen. Gillem
has been received and will appear IN
u next issue. The 72d Of June l.
Che tune specified.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23

Brownlow Is said 10 be dangerous
ly III. He cnuldn't stand the i'm
parchment failure.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23
To Carpenters and Well
Diggers.

Proposals 10 build zine fams hos ho,,.,
and dAE one we'll as quarters for p.ap.rs q
fanola county, Mississippi. viii he rsce,ssd by
ths Probate Clsfk Of said COUNTY. IN PNsola. nm
70 10 o'clock A. N. June |. isss. Plans srs
sp~esihestions csn Be- had By calling 90 ..
writing 70 TIE Clerk. The houses are 10 h.
eaiit about four and a half miles southwest 81
ne town Of Pamela. The meaey Il rsaay 10
ee paid tor The ruFs. and viii hs sa~sns.sss
me sane Pfugrsszss. ~ order of tht Ro,rd
Of Police Of Psnels coanty
nayet " ?. woorrEy, oerl.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23

COMMISSIONER on IMMIGRATION.
The Clarion of the 18th SAYS. "un-
der the impression tina, the proposed
Constitution provides for the election
of . Commissioner Of Immign-
ton when the question Of niifying
that precious instrument Is submitted,
the Democratic Convention nonina-
tel Dr.. c. X. Marshall for the place.
IL 80 happens, however, that If the
proposed MOngrcl Constitution should
ever go into cacCt, the appointment,
will be made by the Governor: MN.
scqacntly no nomination with refer.
encc to that place ought TO have been
made by the Democratic Convention.
Our readers will have seen tina, DR..
Marshall had declined the nomina-
ton before knowing thi. fact"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23
Horse Powers and Moving Machines,

Rcapcrs and Moving Machines, Su-
gar Cane Mills and Evaporators,
Cotton Gins and Cotton Presses. Steam Engines
and Plantation Machinery Generally, lurn-
ishcl At manufacturers prices and freight added.
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