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s~nERrFF's SALE.

By virtue 81 an srscusiss 70 NJ directed
from the Circuit court Of psnois eaasty, sis
mai< IL f<rpr o. ". O. Mssssil EsssssoF. -
n n pisnt es-hip. I viii en head<y NE IN
dsv al Nav. 1875. Il The coartboa=s dcss u
a. sn~r n rAuofa. in lid county, Within
ls.fu1 kssr. CIR b. NE 70 ne kifhsst ~.
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Information guaranteed TO produce a luruh
ant growth Of bnir upon a bald head or beard
less face, also a recipe for the removal Of PIN
pies, blotches, eruptions, etc. on the skin,
leaving the same son, clear, aud beautiful, can
be obtained without charge by addressing
THOS '. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
myIi-iy $40 Broadway. New York
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N. J.. ROssEL,
GROCER, COTTON FACTOR,
Gsmsras Csmmissfos Merchant,
No. 316 Front Row,
Memphis, Tenn.

Thankful Tor the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended 10 me by my friends. | would re-
Ter others 10 any one doing business hsrsiefsfs
with m " house. I have slvays on hand family
and plantation supple. Also. ample facilities
fos handling al eotson or other produce epn'
.irnrd 10 me. Charges - low as regular mer.
chant. Of The city, aud m low a. legitimate
business will Justify.
j q. CuIBRRTsoN, we'll tsown IN Mar
sh.ll add D<aoto s5sniiss Mia. iz always on
hand. and In connection with W. d. RODaAS'
Of Marshall county, uiss, vsaid he ricssed u
meet and accommodate their old friends y
well .. oshefs nsedins supplies. ss1sLsn'
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TRUSTEES SALE.

~ sirsHs % = certain eontzst snisrsd into
Apsll "a. 1899. between O ". ssd hsssa n.
Richards. Of The Erst part, O. v. bsIleafins Of
he sreasa rsrt snd n. ". Gnlssi d ths third
mari. vhish aid sonsrnct b recorded II Probate
Clerks sniss Of Pamela eounts, Mississippi,
ell. % irusiss appointed b. aid eontfset On
Mondsy. the 9Th DAY 81 Jssst lsas IN ~
town Of ssfdis. sfi % ne highest bidder, ff
cash, he following deseribsd properly, ie-riti
An IL The Interest. eonvsyed 70 NJ ~ trustee,
10 he ns~ ph<t Hotel, In The tpvn 81 ssrdis
orrupisd By G. ". Riehards and The grvssd
upon vhish Il ssands, which aid interest u
. twenty years le.es ron ne II dsy 40
tah-f. is6e; tof<sh<r viii I'll Ne f~rzlisfs
~helansinr 70 aid hotel J wiIf. - issss<s s'sss-
aid, DECD aid property % The pegshsef-
asy2-a LP. cO0fEk Ifu<ses.
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The white and black niggers are
.cusoling themselves with the pre-
tended belief that "Grant can be
elected without the vote Of Connec-
That reminds usof the hope
remark Of a loafer who was re-
fused a berth in the ark Of old Noah,
|in the days Of the deluge, "'taint
to bemuch Of shower after ALL
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JNsoLvENT NOTICE.

To ths ersdI,on Of wIlsy !. Iizrris deceased.
Whereas the estate essaiI a~eesssd ~as re-
ported lhsoivent II The March tern, 1888, Of
he Probate Court Of Pamela eounty, hislsip-
pl, roo are therefore notified that you muss
probate and have your claims zgsipst aid Dc.
ceased registered In TIE once Of the clerk Of
sald court BY The fourth MoudAy 10 April 1852,
else The sane will he forsssf barred. March
90, 1888. DAyiEs rkissks
A0Lc0NB,
apt-st Adnlnisfrrisrf.
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| Aull has passed the United States
ucss Of Representatives admitting
,,t,usas into the Union. A bill
IN, been introduced for the admis-
h. n North Carolina, South Caro-
|lp,, louisiana, Georgia, and Ala.
hama.
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American, English, and Swiss ma
complete assortment on hand
for repairing all kinds Of watches
jewelry by Daniel, matchmaker
and jeweler, Sardis, Miss.
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| c,ooomesers scientifically repair
"A 4, Daniel. the veteran watch
maker, safdis, Miss.
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Masonic NoTIcE!-At a regular
held at Center Hill, Yocona
|odge No. 20l, Pamela county, Mis-
May 0, 1868, Calvin Kelley,
deuitted member thereof, was ex-
kIld for gross UNI Masonic conduct.
Appeal and Arkansas pa
friendly to the cause please
by. A. H. FIoo, II. s.
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ADMITTED TO PRAcTrcE.-Our
young friend, Mark Childress
Brady, who recently grdeuated at
Ihe University of Kentucky with
FIRST honors, has been admitted to
|he practice Of the law. We predict
|or him an honorable career.
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BANKS PATENT PRrss.--Atten-
100 Is called to the advertisement Of
Aa new improved press. The tes-
Fnoaials from reliable and we'll
sown citizens of this county estab-
81 all that the inventor claims FOL
and isa guarantee to the purchaser
bat he is getting the best press in
b at The present time.
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Duplex watches accurately I'D.
|u'ed by Daniel, the veteran watch
faker, Sardis, Miss.
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Attached and patent or detached
ever watches repaired and restored
their original condition by Daniel,
PRACTICAL watchmaker, Sardis, Miss.
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Items OF Late News.


The President Of the Union Pa
cifc railroad has reported an addi-
tional twenty miles complete, making
five hundred and eighty miles in all,
and the Government Commissioner
has been instructed to examine and
report.
The House Committee on Ways
and Means propose the creation of an
Internal Revenue Bureau. The whis-
ky tax is to remain at two dollars,
and the tax on cigars is increased to
ten dollars.
A Washington dispatch says the
excited crowd in the Senate lobby
on Monday, during the secret season.,
ascertained 10 their satisfaction hat
Grimes, Trumbull, Fessenden, John
son and Dixon we're against %convic-
ton altogether, Henderson against
all except the 18th article, and Sher-
man and Howe against all except the
second, third, fourth, eighth and
eleventh.
Tuesday was the day set for th'
trial Of Surrat, and witnesses for tn,
prosecution summoned.
General Buchanan has suspended
the collection Of taxes on the land
Of Louisiana which were overHowet
last year.
A Washington dispatch of tn
18th says the Court of Impeachment
T agreed to adjourn until Saturday
when a vote will be taken. Th
Senate chamber was crowded to over
flowing this morning. Finy poles
men were distributed in the gallerie
, 10 preserve order.
|, NEw York, May 1.-THE Trl
: bune has the following this morning
Editorially confidential dispatche
from the best authority, received La
night by the editors Of the Tribum'
leave no room for doubt that tn
Senate will convict on Saturda,
Leading friends Of Mr.. johnson sal
last night that conviction is doubtful
the chances being about even.
A sagacious Republican leads
says Senator Anthony Is safe; Wi
!. ley Is sure for two articles, and Va
Wrinkle sure on the 18th.
> ARRAY WIN HoRsE THrEvE
Two horse thieves were pursued
; the citizens IN she vicinity Of Siloar
Miss, and refaeiug 10 surrender, OF
: Of them was killed and the 9th
. wounded. From papers found ups
o them Il was ascertained that the
names were ]. II. Newman, Al
Chas. A. Wrenn, and they were el
gsgrd in the wholesale and rets
. grocery business at Pope's Station,
this rnuntv. wrenn was killed.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administrator having been grant
cd to The undersigned paftlo On The estate Of
n. J. Tucker. decreased, BY the Probate Court
Of Tanlea county, Al the March term, 1855,
thereof all penons having claims against faid
estate are hereby notified 70 have hen pro-
batsd and registered 10 ts ofies Of the clerk
Of aid curt, In The town q Amsin. within
the time prescribed By Law, o. tbey viil be
forever barred. ia. POLK,
EA. TUCKER
apis.ot Administrztor1
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tele 10 Nlnii

Vote AgAivsri The Constitution,
and ave your reputation fof respect.
ability, " you have any Work for
votes against II, eloctlonecr against
II, and strive by every means In your
power 10 defeat itl lat ~ do all We
can hcnofablyl IN The language oi
ko~uth, "lct Us fight tlll W. lose The
last drop of our blood, that our
country may be a chosen sanctuary ol
freedom, conaecratcd by that blood,
or that II may be a damning monn-
mat 10 all eternity In token Of The
manner In which tyrnnls can lead to.
gctbcr 10 Cypress a free people" A
stout and desperate political hgbt--a
contest TO win, and defeat the Con-
stitutlon Is what Is wanted, and Just
what must be hadi Let every lib
erty-loving yoter--ovory true patriot
do his whole duty, and then If we
lose, our conscienccs will be clear,
and we can at least have the biggest
funeral ever witnessed on the Amori-
can cOntinentl
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The Democratic Mas MssilhR Al
Yards, m Tuesday ins' va one n
ibe largest ffowds n haYe ever seeu
w qnf coaniy, abd shows that Ne
people are fully alive 10 hs import
ance N The election nest week.
dovefnm Humphreys first nj.
dressed The meeting, In m able and
ffeible manner, exposing the nefa
flOun schemes Of The imported Radi
col meDdioani Migrants who are plan.
defing ibe people of The State 10 pat
money 10 their own packets. lie
was followed by Colonel Hooker, the
Democratic candidate Tor Attorney
General who ventilated the Cobsti
tuition In q most thorough manner,
and exposed many Of the hidden
features Of that abomination that
we're likely 10 escape the notice Of
the casual reader Ills speech was
in good taste, and better adapted to
present emergencies than any We
have listened to during the canvass.
Major Chalmers and Mr.. Brady, also
addressed the meeting.
The meeting was held in n bcauti-
Gl grove, where the citizens of Sar-
dis had prepared q bountifnl dinner
for both black and white, and which
was partakcn Of with a relish known
only to hungry mortals.
Captain Chas. II. Townsend, Dem
ocratic candidate for Congrcrs in this
District, was present, but owing to
the limited time at his disposal, was
unable to make but few remarks,
which he did in an easy and graceful
manner. lie won the esteem of all
with whom he came in contact, by
his courteous and gcntlcmanly man
ner.
Everything passed of in a most
and satisfactory manner, and
arrangements throughout did
to the well-known hospitality
Of the citizens of Sardis and vicinity.
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Close Of Volume Eleven.

With this number closes the elcv.
enth volume Of our paper. IL /,
needless for us to repeat the varied
changes of the past twelve months
they are too familiar to all. The
trying times through which We have
passed have left no encouraging
promises for the future, while at the
present we are suspended as Il were
over an awful chasm, into which all
our hopes for the future may be
hurled, and bring irretrievable ruin
upon US. The political struggle in
which We are engaged, and which
will be decided before the first Issue
OF our next volume, Is one which
necessarily decides not only the po-
litical destinics Of the State, but also
the domestic tranquility Of every
family circle within is borders; and
should the beggarly leechcs Of the
Radical party succeed In fastening
themselves upon the State treasury,
they will not leave Il until Il Is 30
impoverished as to render Il no
longer a. object for their insatiate
apPctisss. We have an abiding hope
that their wicked Vaccinations will
be defeated, andsha, the people win
prevent this Dissertation, and We may
be enabled In the hr., lumber of
volume twclvc.t 70 herald the dawn Of
a brighter era.
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liow en- aNy men We pislha aaf
State " W. home we 81 q esall
daie who haf ieprdaisd BIZ maahay
laad Ant hs gwa blgi7 4 miasgs
aat He Ws0gfd Vim taas isssgsap
sotrs ~ d,nal u ihe thlaago I'm.
vtailgu, asd ED Mississippi rsta
dlaiss the iplioF, iisviaq IA. W.
firmly bellows chat thee u aoa On
honest man, whits o. blaek In M.
district sho viii VIA IN him H.,
Che voters n this district sse that M
votes are east IN THE ipIlm, wbo
wonld be- Al associate and plant
tool kr The present majority IN ths
a0.allei Congress.
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Removal or Gov. Humphreys.

From the annexed military order
It will be seen that Gov. Humphreys
has been removed from the Office Of
Chief Magistrate of the State. What
has prompted the new-aedgcd com
mander of the Fourth Military Dis
trict thus to %signalize his advent to
power we are unable to state, and the
reason, we surmise, he would find
difficult to give himself, unless it be
to gain a modicum of that unenviable
notoricty bestowed upon Sheridan.
Meade, Pope, and others who have
cursed the South with their presence.
If this is his object, he has made an
excellent beginning, and one that en-
titles him to a high place among the
petty military despots. This reno
val will only unite the people more
closely, and arouse them to a deter
mination to defeat at all hazards the
tyrannical measures Of the Radicals
in the approaching election. Attor-
ney General Hooker, as will be seen,
has met the same fate, and We expect
to hear of others following.
HEADQUARTERS lrn MtLlrAaY Dlsraicr.,
Mississippi aud Arkansas
vicKsnuRa, Mss June Is, 1868.
General Orders No. 20.
l.. Major General Adclbcrt Amcs
Is appointed, temporarily, Governor
tho State of Mississippi, vice Ben
amin G.. Humphreys, hereby re-
moved.
2. Captain Jasper Myers is APP
pointed, temporarily, Attorney Cen
eral Of the State of Mississippi, vice
Z. L. Hooker, hereby removed.
.. Inc officers appointed as above,
will repair without delay to Jackson.
md enter immediately upon the du-
lies Of their respective offices. They
will receive no other compensation
han their pay aud allowances as
Of the army.
BY command of Brcvet Major
General Irwin Mcdowell.
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Wy virut NJ . deeree ~ ihe Chan.
cry Court NJ Panola eouniy, State NJ
Mississippi, rendered IN he ibth dos
November, 1861 In lbo mil n
Henry Duke, Fl NJ, executors A.,
omplainanis, against H. " Nickle,
N At, defendants, No iT2 IN said
court, I will NJ Commissioner therein
appointed, on Monday the oh d
July, 1868, ut the dor of the court
house In The town NJ Pamela, In said
county, within lawful hours, offer for
sale IN q credit Of siS months from
the day Of mle, the following tract Of
land lying aud being In said county
" Pamela, and known as the whole
Of section o, IN township o, range 4,
west Bond bearing SIX per cent. In.
%tcrest, with good security will be re-
1uirod Of the purchaser Said land
will be sold In lots to suit purchasers.
JOnS G. HARRISON.
je6-bt Commissioner.
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Challenging Voters.

It's known that a large number
OF illegal votes have been registered,
and il Is the duty of our Democratic
friends at the various precincts, where
they are known, TO see that none Of
them ARE cast. We do not charge
the Registrars with a direliction Of
duty In this matter, as they were
governed by the oaths Of those ap-
plying for registration ; but we do
charge that many ignorant blacks
who were not entitled to vote have
been induced to register through the
Misrepresentation of those who con-
troll the Loyal League in this county.
Therefore, We call upon our friends
to sec that none of these illegal votes
are cast. The following paragraph,
taken from the election order Of Gen.
Is pertinent to the matter,
VII. None but registered voters
will be permitted to challenge the
right Of others 70 vote, and no chal-
except as 10 residence and iden-
tity will be entertained. While Il Is
imperative duty of the eommis-
TO do their utmost To ensure
he purity Of the election, are must
be taken to prevent tho abuse Of the
tight 10 challenge by evil disposed
lersons who may desire 10 impede
he election.
by this section Il will be seen that
very registered voter Is entitled 10
persons whom he may sus-
pect Of not being entitled to vote.
On she last day Of the election, Fh-
Jay, June 2s) the polls will be
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Another Richmond In the Field.

We have received a letter from III,
Rev. Louis Hudson, (colored), Of
Oakland, announcing himself as an
independent candidate for the Senate
in this district, and regret we have not
room to bring It before the people.
He is Baptist preacher, and is en-
dorsed by Mr.. s. Barns, in a note
enclosed in the letter. He will meet
our people in Pamela to-day to make
a speech, and will preach tomorrow.
Come out freedmen and hear one Of
your own color.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having
been granted TO the Undersigned, at
the March term, 1868, of the Probate
Court Of Pamela county, Mississippi,
on the estate of Elizabeth Hanson,
deceased, notice is hereby given to all
parties holding claims against said
estate, to have them properly probat-
ed and registered as the law directs,
or they will be forever barred. =
j. ID. HANSON,
je6-6t Administrator.
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Public Speaking.

M. G. Brady, Democratic candi-
date for tho House of Representa-
tivcs Of the next Legislature, will
address tho people at the Court
House, in Pamela, on Thursday night,
June 18th. Everybody, white and
black, is invited TO attend.
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"A
RES

This new and valuable PRESS is now offered
a. a much less price than Is charged for an or.
binary wood screw press. 1t will show Il,
merits at once, and any common mind eau Sc,
at a glance that u will do all that Il Il intended
for, and the most simple person can pack on /,
Is IN no way complicated Is not one d
those things that are always wanting a ma
chinist TO be present every time you want %
use \ or tied up In ropes and chains, ne the
hand lever presses Of the present day. Your
life isin no danger whom you stand around "a
see your cotton pressed, nor are your mules Or
horses In danger Of having their legs broken;
neither does II take all the timber on your land
to build Il, or a Captains company 20 raise II,
Labor 10 high, money scarce, people Dor and
needy, and we now COM within the bounds "a
your ability. This Is what we call the pres q
a century, aud will press all the cotton required
Tor yourself and your rising generation, with
out The constant expense Of rebuilding. We
only require 1900 feet Of lumber, board Mas.
IRE, oil told, and that Of a length you can oe,
on scrub timber. You can pu, Il IN by the
side or underside Of your gin, to suit your con-
venience. We have had only three Of them
built, and you can see for yourself what ,hose
who have them say about them; and should
you need one, we would be pleased 70 SUNNY
you. In a short time we will have one erected
IN the city Of Memphis for inspection. oall
and examine IT, u
We make the following p-ropoi,ions-we
use three different kinds Of Piss.
For a rough cast Pin, siao, for. with all the
bolts that are necessary 20 make n complete,