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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD of the present week, now
ready contains the very latest European News by the
Cable up to the hour Of publications. Teegraphic De-
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Banquet to Reverdy Johnson Trip Across the Andes
Reconstructed State; Description OF the Island OF
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Varieties; Facet@ Scientific Sporting, Political Re-
lgous and Literary Intelligence Editorial articles
on the prominent topics of the day; Our Agricultural
Budget; Reviews of the Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods
and Boot and Shoe Markets; Financial and CONNER
cal Intelligence, and accounts of all important and
interesting events Of the week.
TERMs:-Single subscription 50; Three copies, $5
Five copies IS; Ten copies SIS; Single COPIES five
cents each. limited number Of advertisements in
serted in the WEEKLY HERALD
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There demand Tor wheat but NJ &c. below
mostly . y, g SS:ssS
new Southern, si MH for mail os No. spring % 50
" % & A X 81 S
bid for No Miwaubee spring and refused Corn opened
s ne
:sss: vera a:
.aoat and 81 IN for choice do almost yellow Oats
s. and @ & Rye va. S !.
prce. Barley and malt DUH and prices entirely
FKEieHrs were a tribe active, and rates for
Ss:ns
cipsly petroleum Of medium sins The engage.
: SS:: ID a. 3 o.. s.;s y.
.Ta for order, e s d Ire. port
q
90. sfTs's Ssrs eTys i prices
r.: % sn
1857 sce &C. &c. So ND se ts ss and
G va s.
HEMP remained dun .. sc., gold, for Manila and ssc
81 marte. still, remained dull Their. being no
except for %s o oT the trade aud prices ~srs
quote, nominaly, Cuba muscovado &c; Soc do csyed,
Stock % Cubs. $3.50 Do Porto sss Rss.
and liza Do English islands
NAVAL sToRHs-Recslps 100 bbls. sprs urpen,ine and
900 do rosin. The market for the former quiet,
from &c. as and ss' Sss rot S SS':
Rosin-for grades there fair demand At full
prices The sales cog bb strained and o. 800
&c 81 ~ II 3D. e Is * NJ 1 A.
latter price for small lot EXTRA Megios strained 81 sS
e $ 20 . 8; &
v. quote ssles q loo bbs w;sh =. :. 20;
casks while other kinds were also dull but unchanged IN
PRovIsross- p bbis. beef, % packages Gu.
meats, 2ss Do and go kegs lard The ans.ctlon: pcrk
few made q lower prices; Che Gales only
weak Al this price quote Prime s2A s IS prms
mess, sa4 $24M I've hog, Esrs in far demand and
s h.ss though qss rs s' .s.G S' !. g" sis
$40 plain and go 80 oas for extra do The
sales were leo bba Tierce beef renamed duaad nomt
nal. Beef hams were troe more active; 20 bble were
w D,s m modern lei active a. fa ge.s va ss iS
pscked shoulders, 1<c lsc for dry sailed dos lle
smoked and Isc 2lc for bagged do, Sales 10 packa
ees Bacon va. dull and 9C ~ :. kc Tor long es.s
for lard and lower the sales being 200 psckass 81
Asa bbls refined 26 do. crude and
le DO nspshha The for the former active
s.. hSrs ss oss a. s .i PRICE,
Of 5000 bbs Aueus q l7c Crude IN bha held q
&c. Bonded WAS 10 rood demand and 70 To- higher the
market T. closing Al SsS; for as.dsfa vhs Ss
ior August a &C. 1000 gallon: in sias on prcs;s ssd
late yeserday S6N bbIs August ~ H6c OF naphiha
10 bbs sold for Auau II 49, In Phadeiphia The marke
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STRIKE IN TUE PENNSYLVANIA COAL
-..' 20 s- REGIONS eal1a.. q.

Description Of the Coal RegiOns-CeIliers and
Miners-What Led To the Present strike-Its
Progress and Its Probable ResuIt-Fcclinss
Of the Operators-Usiy Aspect Of Affairs.
.. MAHANoY CITY, July 10, 1858.
Situated near the western boundary Of the State,
about equidistant from New York and Philadelphia,
the rival commercial emporums Of our country, is
the great anthracite coal region Of Pennsylvania.
clear and beautiful river threads it, way among
the mountains celebrated for their magnificent
scenery-foreign tourists call 1t the Switzer-
land OF America-in which this coal re-
gion is embraced. The anthracite coal re-
gion OF Pennsylvania occupies but Q small
space on the map; but underneath the mountain
heights, the rugged and divorced offshoots Of the
Blue Ridge range included in this limited Of only
afew square miles, are annually excavated, prepared
and sent to market millions Of tons Of coal, an ar
tlcle that has grown into inestimable not to say
indispensable utility in its relations to the multi
farous wants OF our present life and advanced pro-
gress In civilization and the mechanical arts. Mil
lions OF capital and thousands OF laborers are en-
plOyed In working these mines. A strike In pro-
gress among the ab0rers, by which work at nearly
all the collieries has already ceased, makes this
mining region scene Of unusual interest at the
present time.
long preliminary description OF this coal region
ana the NUMBER OF c0llerleS ana laDOrerS emplOyeu
together with statement Of the scale Of prices un-
der which the laborers have been working and now
ask to be employed is essential to an Ineligible
comprehension OF the nature and extent of the strike
In progress and the results likely to follow persist
ence in keeping 1t up, and like persistence on the
part Of the operators In refusing to accede to the de-
mands OF the strikers. Four counties, Schuylkili,
Carbon, Luzerne and Columbia embrace the mining
section. This section is divided into five regions
known respectively as the Scranton, Schuyl-
kill, Wyoming Valley, Lehigh and Shamokin
regions, and these are subdivided into basins
corresponding in number to the number Of coal veins
In each region The veins run very nearly parallel,
with intervals varying from four to twelve miles be-
tween them. In length the veins vary from fifteen
to thrtynve miles, and from one to four miles In
width. The following table will show the approx
mate number OF collieres in each region the number
oflaborers, and amount Of coal taken out last year,:
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BuReLARY.-The passenger depot ana ticket once
Of the new Haven Railroad Company at Rye was
broken into BY burglars on wednesday night and
robbed of ell they found worth taking. After eect-
Of false KEYS the rugues cut away portion or the
door frame of the ticket Once, In which the only
and some counserfeit currency. They also broke
two window sashes and thus got into the small room
used for the storage Of parcels sent BY express but
here aQain the robbers failed 70 ind suficient to
reward them for their trouble they then raised .
plank In 'front.' Of the depot, - In hopes % pass
that WAY through the cellar into the baggage ROOM
but failed to accomplish their object.
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CoFFEE.-We heard OF sales of Rio prices steady
however. Other kinds remained dull and nominal.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Recepts, 3161 bbls. -FOUR 255 do.
and 43 bags meal 49, bushels wheat 57 corn,
32S do oats, 22 do. The market for State West
kind The demand continued very light and mainly
confined TO the local trade. There change prices
though few sales made trife favora
BILE 10 the buyer. California -four dull prices
nomtnally the same. The sales about 600 bbs.
Southern -four in moderate and heavy sales @
bbs Rye hour in limited demand, but unchanged in
vaue 49, bbls. disposed Of at quotations. Corn
nj chs n0ed. afea We
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, July 1916 p. N.
COTTON Receipts, sse bales. The market was rather
heavy the opening but quite steady the close the quo
tations subjoned. The demand confined
spnners. The sales prised 20l7 bales. We quote
UILands and Mo5.ie and Aer Orleans
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Bankers bills on Paris at sixty days, s.isx

The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the SubTreasury In this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as fol-
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fetal a Wafua tslar bose re-
h.i Aaly NJ faJ ff nt tei by
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msphsai. 4 vrlaaw riial So
~ ths oIlrrir % e. I'll sisg d.
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20 elder I fought "a t, maa.
'ainancs n ibs rash lai "a e.
ibe privilege n bibg fsilri De
Htgfq c1uymuYu. ~ 'Ftri ~
bspsfi n Chssa rrH Tb
thieging syaBlrI tpp ped b r
lct the Gar To- HID. egliy. "a r
- gpei, saJ a.lsha bsl We
.rs II tbe qiai3n ihai is nf as.
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The seeuhg To-Day.

We isyits ke srsa.,sa q aai
Ha4en v tie proceedings 4 q mnt.
ing bed al sardi. - Saarday a.
10 which there "a cal ~ msuag
Al ihi' place to-day y aFPNa, dele-
.zDs y the DsmSrsiK Couysnita
10 b bald al Jack-1a - Tie lEh.
The proceeding. vih l. hOasd On our
hns page LIT ssey uhiis maB sho
feel. tie NECESSITY 81 relef from the
bardcBs w. an nOs forced to b~ar h.
10 sttendanos. We read every day
accounts u enthu.iacic Democratic
rseciiurs bah North and SOu,b, and
&c VI no reason why wc should Boi
lnyc a sOUl~sTIgmSC Oyatiun IT the
ssas sort in Pamela. Let the people
cDme forward and consult with eac.
cher; there is nothing % good in
such a cri,i, a. is now upon Us as
ooaoot Of action Other oommuui-
ties compromise personal political
Views for the good Of die whole, Why
no, ours We predict our people
will be true to themselves, and hope
their every effort viii be successful in
rolling back the tide Of oppression
which Is striving to destroy our once
free and sunny land.
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wfs Nsh q tnsr sftaiss
~ ass z rliaa a-l
usr a. nns - 81 y fsnA
st atv 7 Y Gfsta 4 Ca, sf
80 rsa q tst Toaf
a cese n HtrpsIs Z ihs psrtasst
t 81 s fiafs .hsfsin
r a. rrAap Cisrk )
t - ray q pstaA Naiuipyl is
wrf ttt ~ t4' tfi a. ani ga /
m a@ ltN tsv ~ Fttratty lggs 10
Co. - u s mi uahiy. a. la4id.
f tlf sffi % sii ~
aat % ~ aauan ths hdiowing property
~ t1I - n fzridsoh a
tut h ~4 Nwa 8 si'tit panoia eounty.
w.ff asN std - fiilps Commanding
to tlt+it4 tr4 tvtay-ftt FEET sJsth VI The
t-ur rrntr q actan - township T.
Haurs z ulhtT s4tA hay feet along the
: t-i - mont foad. thence west 10
a. lrs 81 ne ~ 4 Tenn RR Companys
Asn4 hslc, norih ~ . point opposite the BE-
rtninr thenee EAST 70 The beginning, and the
remnant q the -io-k Of goods wares &c. "
a.4 Da'iisol 4 BlaHh, consisting of sugar.
bolasses Oysters, Pickle, Powder, etc.
The title s believed 70 he good. but | will
only "a trustee.
jaii.ji r. W.. CRrNP, Trustee.
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support the Press.

Every effort which envy and NAL
lee ran possibly dictate, every scheme
which presents Itself To- their debased
minds, is being made use Of by the
inendieant Migrants IN the Radical
abomination at Jackson 10 weaken,
break down and destroy the papers
IN this State which oppose their vii
lainous schemes, and expose their
reckless and wholesale plundering Of
the people, through their odious, IN.
inst, and partial taxation. They do
MOI desire that the ubiquitous meas
uro they have concoc,el and ARE ma.
turing should be ventilated aud held
up 70 the derision they Justly merit
and will receive At the hands Of the
fearless conductors Of the journals in
this State, who will not, for the SAX,
81 all the Fatronage their party can
Ic-tow, desert the principles of true
liberty and the ca..e If ,;.l,, tn
have oy~ .,oal a. .op,;ncL =, -,
outpo-, 10 guard the c,n.c ar i".,;"'
,,J rLorY 80, 49,
v,oa, AMI o-nnr~.;an 40
,h,n hc,r,y ,Ls 800 -, I'm
r.r;.h = ,Lo -. VIZ
ln,y Ti,a. j. en- 49,, . '"e,,
ra ioua a;,l VII
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on, - In,. a.. 'V a y,
R,d;c,l. tn"a' ~ uuoH' -,
,ho nr... !. wv ""Po'uan0e Of
omon. n. - ',.g lucas
~, tno.,rI a"u asi'ng "Po"
noh,;c -n,,rons1. mower tue
uPo" the'r three
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Youass Gr-st Physiological vefk. q essy
oas hi cva destar-btii 8 a private Instructor
Coz married persons or thoss shvut 70 marty,
besh usls and fsmsle. 10 everything eouesm-
Ing the physiology and relations " oar sexual
sysssm, and TIE production o. rfsvruhcs Of
oa.pfins. inclsainE all The new d~eo,srie.
never beisfe given In The sagiish lsagsage, ~
vs. yotsa. ND rhis i really : ssluzhls
aud Interesting wsfk. lei written 10 plsiu
Language Coz The general reader, aud V Illus.
,rai~i viii upwards q c@s hanarsd snFssv-
insa All yeaHg married People " the~s con-
,emplsiinF msrisge, and having The least iin-
pediu 10 u,srrisd life shoali rad this
hssk. II dls,les- ssrts that ssefy one should
be acqssinted alta. sin u i = huok that
mus Be isksd 80 and mol iis slosi ihs boss.
II will h sent 20 any one on the rtrsipt u
rtny Csuu. Addfrn ~. W. rcrSn, No tis
gprses strs<,, st-rse FcTrth. rhilsasirhis -
snft.tx
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The Radical Republican Black-and
Tan Nominating Mongrcl Conven-
ton after two days laborious effort,
DECIDED upon the following ticket:
For Goyernor-B. Il. E~.gplcston
of Inwndcs.
Lieutenant Govcrnor-A. ]. JAM
ison, of Chickasaw.
Secretary of Snte-Robcrt J. Al
corn, of Yalobusha.
Trcasurcr-D. McA. Williams, Of
Holmes.
Auditor william J. Morgan Of
NatcheE.
Attorney General. S. Morris,
Of Claiborne.
School Commissionor-c. ". Clark
Of Yazoo.
All whites. The darkey, Il seems
j. not vet eligible for Office. Tn.
Rev. /. W. Stringer, colorcd, recciv.
ed only twenty-five votes for Audi.
Tor, after q very special appeal mad,
IN his behalf on the grounds Of pol.
icy. The colcrcd people will Learn
something when they become wiser
Ciarioa.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State u Mississippi Pshola county. In
the County Court Of said eouniy. No. 1872
y g, knot w. l.. W. Gum.
AtachmAni issued the Iith day Of ssp,em.
bsE 1861, against the estate Of N. said de-
fendani Tor the sun Of $50 IS. reiurnahle 10
The County Court " uid county. Notice IL
hereby giren 10 the aid deandanL l.. ".
Gum. that unless he appear before said Court
At the NEXT term thereof and on the hrt day
q Aid lrtm, 10 be holden at the courthouse
Of said county, IN The town or Pamela, on the
hni Monday il April, 1865, and plead 10 aid
%aetion, judgment will be catered against him
and the estate attached viii he sold.
fib-I 10. HARRISON, Clerk.
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Sill ERIFP's SALE.

by virtue Of n xrit Of Sshditioni erponas 10
me directed from the Circuit Cour, Of Pamela
eunnty, Miss, At the May term, 1861, made In
favor o. William D. Pollard - Samuel Dirk
soh, I will, on Monday, the I'd day Of March,
1908, At the court-house door in the town Of
Pamela, 10 s.id county, within lawful hours,
offer for sale 70 the highest bidder, for cash,
the following property to-wit' The east
bali Of the souihes, quarter Of section ~, frae-
ton Of the northwest quarter Of section rs,
and an andiflded thrce-fonrths ialsrsss In the
southwest quarter Of section l6. all 10 town
ship .. range &. west lying and being In Pa
nola county, his.. leTied on As the property Of
samuel dickson, 10 satisfy said ysdiiioni "a.
ponas and al costs. r. D. JONES,
iris-gt Sheua.
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ADVERTISE HEITS.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Ths State Of Aissisippi, Pamela county. In
a Justice Court q Panola county.
frank ohver W. Thomas Fowler.
Attachment isa:ed The 50 day Of January
1865, against the estate Of the said defendant
fr the sam ~ twenty dollars, returnabls to
aid Justice . Court Of sAid county. Notice Is
hereby given 10 the aid defendant. Thomas
Fowler that unless he appear before said Court
al the hsli term thereof 10 be holden at Eu.
reks, 10 said county on the second Saturday
IN Narh nett 4 D. 1855. and plead 10 aid
aetsDa, Judgment will b. entered against him
and thc ctatc attached will h. s9ld.
irl3-tt BENZ y CROWELL. J. p
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Whereas. letters Of administration upon the
estate u Reuben s. wells, deceased. were
granted 10 the undersigned at the December
term, 1861 Of the Probate Court VI Pauola
county Mississippi, all persons having claims
against said deceased are hereby notified 10
probate and have them registered In the Office
Of the clerk Of sald court within the time lin.
ted by Law, else the same will be forever
barred. ANGELINA WELLS.
tel 81 Administrator.
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j. 1li iaa, Aggus4 ] Evans j,
% sHu s new novel in Whiuh tbs
lovers aasn-e themselves 10 their
lighter moments with the problem Of
lBtegrAl and DiiIerenliol Calculus.
In their serious words they talk to
each other Of the origin Of the Cbal-
and SAnscrii tongues.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

~ virtue u an order Of the Probate Court
Of PAnolA county. Mississippi, made a ,bs
January term. ls6s, | viii, AZ administratot Of
the estate q l.. O Hines deceased. In the iovn
Of BaissviIls, Ia sad county, On the ltth day
Of March, isss, Al public auction, onef fes sale
10 The highest bidder. for cash. the following
personal property Of said deccient towiii One
horse, saddls and bride, On. wararube, one bed
and bsth,eaa out gola wAuh. and nie pistol
isls-N W. A. HINES, Adminissraior.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Fannie Smelling and Robert Smelling, leyisees
and lsgatee, Of Il. W. Draper. dcceased. late
Of said county. You are hereby cited TO he
and appear before the Probate Court Of said
county. at the oourt-house thereof on the 4th
Monday IN February, 1865, to show cause why
the petition u Joseph A. Jones, praying tina,
the e1eeutor Of tsstaiors will he ordered and
compelled to make him n title 10 southwest
quarter section land No. e in township Q,
range ., west in said county, sold by testaior
In his LIFETIME should not be granted.
rs order u court.
iag5-5t W.. p. wooTTgS. Clerk.
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INsoLvENr NOTICE

The State q Mississippi rsnols cess4
the ersaissue 81 js~e wsEon. dr~-s<d
"a 81 the October term. 1881, 81 tft -
Court Of aid county, The elsrk q
fasds to aid scurt . rsrers ssd -
rrvhaied and registered IN be csr "a.
aid Decreased. the ereditofs ere nev 49,
appear befprs aid court sn the eth 49,
pse~mhsr- issf. n they shisk Pssfsfs
% ssid report and list. By order u o
sued Ss-snker. 1881.
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h.@ gth go Nv klg lal ssar@
y BrilA fs iail tie lar
bpr IT, a parry q; to-day
Il iae SANE lts PrnaPle are bg-
eiii2iT AL q requires % ysg great
stretch q imagination after citing
the above aa'i TO be fully aware d
its origin. i i nov attempting,
through the agency Of bayonei-POP-
Tei, irresponsible PaIer, snd a few
fugitive from justice from the North.
to ioHce IT. ideas Of government upon
The sA'ie country. NeirceIy accord
to 1t the title Of the loyal party
II might bf loyal TO an Emperor, q
Prince Or a Gar, but ner" to a
Tree government There never was
party Of loyalisis who were not
ruled by and subseryieni to tyrauts,
md the present radical miscegenation-
iegro-equaiity-loyaIist are M excep-
ion TO the rule. Loyalists have al
rays been the assasainso Of liberty and
rec institutions. Tyrny is their
olicy-high-handed robbery and in
iult their practice, and We challenge
INV ~ Of them to prove, either by ,
The laws Of God Or man, that our
statements are Incorrect.
The White Mans Party i. steadily
md surely advancing in the cause Of
institutional liberty. Even the Ne.
over in Alabama, have desert
ID the sinking ship OF the "loyalist.,"
are knocking for admi,tance into
he white mans party. They have
.epudiatcd the constitution formed lac /,
.he;, ronar.l L..L- ;.A.,
t l'9s ~ h"' WI
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Special Notice!

We resr-ctmlly call the aiisnissu ~
eusaomers 10 The important facts shai vs.
ecrsrs Au nrL, spa iAal asa -
SADLY, sabtt.s weker esr fFf<zN 49,
Der that these debts wers made On sPerl5
tracts, not 70 ua ui Christmas, tssee
A. scon AZ the cotton could be prrF--
market; and W made ess ~afrsnrsu<sss
soidinfly. Every dsbs csnirsesst 49,.
aeh, o. honof, and has no other bass ~
good faith Of The debtor. whoee housr ;
,of q prompt compliance yiih bis esu(ssst
We have 9<fed sdskf
ply The wants Of our hiends durisf NJ
yeaf and We cannot believe that sngs~
WI AL 70 respond psomptly, 70 shis ah
hsrehAntf 80 nlpu uient iinisf1ssFL
raoiasson< 70 their frienas. II az 80
hsss $50. p~useysIys IhpsTH ~
lais 'hey VII not eniy seriessly COO :.
tnsir osr claims 20 responsibility, =
shee'usIIs us1enufss esuadswttm'
the country. We sssis usrs cor fiesss-
saissss Pasrblr ser<n<nt Il tksig8oI
Our tssms en- n IN aurinf s1sm
Of The rear. sresps By sreeisl ser,suss, I
ArcrscS'
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Prentice is puzzled. Somebody
asks him into whosc hands Grant has
'alleu, and he declares the hands In
which that General has fallen are 50
internally dirty that he can't tell
Whnsc ,hev arr,
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ERRORs OF Youth.

A Ccnusmnn who suffered zoe yesrs from
yervou. Debility, Premature decay. aud all the
effect. Of yosthfal. isdissrstion, ~iil for the
ake u suffering humanity, send frss 70 all
Who need II Ire recipe aud Directions fr
mallne the dmpis remedy by ~hieh be VA
cured. Sufferers wishing TO proht BY the i'd
v%er,istft experience, can DO - By addressing,
ia pertscl o~onhdenes. JOHN n OGDEN,
mayil-iy ~ Cedar street Ssv FORK.
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DIGGING WELLS.

am nor digging wells at seventy-6vs cents
per foot, and will insure them against quick.
sand. Two good hands must, be furnished when
oceAsion requires. Myself and mule must also
be furnished during my work on the job.
TERMS CASH.
iJ6-tm. y. X. KUSKEL.
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Pensacola, Florida, is to be the
next rendezvous Of the Gulf squad
ron. There will be two flag ships
among the number Of vessels to be
gathered there.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
us hn LANDS.
INsoLvENT NOTICE.

To The crsditnr of u. DysOu. decd ais Il
Pamela eoaaiy, state u utsisipyi. Yea viii
take nosicr that the estate o. aid deceased va
retpr,sd insolvsni =, The October term. lsss. 4
the Probate Court u said county. You sr
fhsfsfsrs hereby notified and required to PRO
bats ycar claims against aid aereassi and
hsvs them Registered IN ID. uhcs q ths Clssa
cf the Probate Court u said coasty - he fns
dsy o. ntcenbsr. ls6a. sas he ssn.s ~4ll :.
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T viii attend at the GLOWING times and
PLACES for the pvrpoac u collecting the Stats
and County Tan ior the fiscal year 1861, to-wie
AZ my Office, In Pamela on Monday Of each
week until April /. 1868.