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rIIt CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION


Uolfh Pafty, quite 4 large number
" eentlemeu fwm tatioua parts NJ
lhe state, assembled 10 the Senate
Chamber, On "Wednesday, January
u, 1865.
On maiIen of Me- 2. NJ. yerpcr.
Nj. Compton, of siarhalI, wa
called temporarily io ,he chair, and,
on motion Of Glen. Freeman, Measrs.
W. w Porter and IIaffia Barksdale
we're appolnied Secretaries.
On motion Of Mr.. George l., Pot
ter, Of Kinds, all citizens present
from counties not represented, wbcth.
cr appointed delegates or not, who
arc 10 favor Of Constitutional Peace
and Union, without regard TO former
party politics, be invited to take part
in the proceedings Of this convention.
On motion Of General Freeman,
the members Of tho Press coovec.
tion were invited N soo,. and IN nar.
ticipa,e in the procccdinOs Of ,bo
convention. lhs eg8feJgT
The roll of coon,ios wos called.
A COMMITTEES If hon ,yos onnoin,od
on permaocot organization. who 70.
ported the following. .s ".
|, President, Amos r. johnson, O,
finds. Vice Presidents, w. G. Har,
per, Of Rankin, .. ID. Freeman, q
Kinds, T. B. Manlove, Of Warren
Secretaries, W. w. Porter, and Har
ris Barksdale, of Kinds, and G. d
Bustamentc Of Attala.
On motion Of Mr.. Watson, com
mittee Of thirteen was appointed OF
resolutions and platform, who mad,
the following report, which, ate
being discussed was adopted. lrg1
RESOLUTIONS AND pLATFoRs. i
Whereas, The people of the tel
seeding States, through their cOnsti
tutional conventions, have declares
their ordinances of secession to b
null and void; =. a
And whereas, The constitutions
conventions of said States recognize
the abolition of slavery as prcviousl..
declared by the Federal government
conceded to freedmen the protcc
tion OF life, liberty and propert,
common to citizens and conforme
their organic law in all respects
the Constitution Of the United State
Z And whereas, Said States has
elected Representatives and chose
Senator's Congress, in accordan'
with the laws Of the United State
twho have presented their lawful er'
Fdont;ala fn (anorcsa o,t., to hn A.
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Be ehsry IN s'v'ssavics. II h
prove good, . VII kfEo.s.,sc,i, s,i,s y =
81 h prosebad RxiIiDS fem1h6s VIZ
! wh.s'sjs In. sas arm ".
- Q1lkinsw~1 wlp'A I'D
e. 80 49,.
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Pretty GpoD.-During the trial
of the case Of the Norwich and New
York Transportation Company VS..
the insurahcc , companies for the
Amount of damage to the steamer
City Of Norwich by fire, the defend
ants undertook to prove the loss was
occasioned by the steamers sinking,
and not by burning, making ii ma
rine loss, ,.seaiust which tiisinsrrdhcc
companies did NOT insure, Ms Tracy,
the' pilot of the boat, being on The
witness stand, was in,erogated by
Mr.. scudder, Of New York, counsel
Cor defendants, as to his views.
b 1t having appeared from .othe evi-
dence that Tracy was, hanging on to
the rudder just before the steamer
went ndown, Mr. scudder inquired oi
him as follows; sissO
eMr. Tracy, what doyou think The
boat was worth at the time you wer,
holding on TO the rudders",5 rsss5-sl
al really couldn't tell, sir."a
IN. --.l..kal.s 49,. k...t...~eu
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was decided in the affirmative yeas,
SO; hays, IL di div aEH 81 iuH
-lgnmupl f.i------- Isbra aallui
qk Thursday, Jan. -, 1863. u
Mr. Railsback offered aresoIution
providing for the suspension Of all b
debts incurred prior 10 the passage of
the ordinance Of secession for ninety, I,
nine years, from the date oi the adop-
tion Of the constitution now being
formed by the convention, which was
road and laid on the table. = ssoqln1
Mr.. Alcorn offered the following .
Resolved, That al committee Of ;
five be appointed uby tho lPresi-
dent Of this eonveation on county
boundaries, with a view to giving
such power To the Legislature rs tho
present and future ezigcncies iof tho
State now demands, or may hereafter q
require. all3a ~ sid nogB .sid
Mr.. Mckee offered the following
BE il resolved, That tho following
section shall be inserted in the CON-
sti.ution Of Mississippi. ,ystlq y d
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FhieE OF stIi4t tltlrTioN,
fef gas gssf u sasss~ ftffy tloo
flabs N hys " mgts ftnb
~ mssfhs. = I'D ,3ss
t,as agaih, Hi H.lti 10
s'afleeuyi $1,000 ~
ADVERTISING hAfra.
o. sasse a issilna assiamriIas,, sr.n
HAth adillenai Insertion. M
Az Transient adees'IAmshs Nv lees mn
three .inenlhs. ehasrra Al lhs fase n iva sluI.
lars shfhihAlf pef MaAFt ~ tath hAbalh
1f.nrsn % c0tcss4zThres men'hs $4,000
~ r~si,s s%i,ssas'slaaila ,Bnd ghe1 gsss
IIsav cotcss ss.-rhtee months, 5000
aix months, H'tih ~ i 1900
Twelve mpnihs. sfl.ftg u fi0e 90
sDs,ssain'''' ss msa,s. gr'''e' u : lSsSS lSs 90
Tweivs months. gi as 10 s 100 90
Marriage and etliaary notices n nbt more
lbsn ten lines-afrec, aud over ten lines charged
aifeeuiaf advertising rates. aN g'
n, All sdycffsemenis N strictly personal
character, wlll be charged Al The rate oi twenty
cents per line.
eyEditora notices In local column, twenty Ave
/ |etnfa per llnef sd aH r Ha nImaatfH 4
JOB WORK of every description done with
neatness and dispatch. va .faIaa4f 81
advertisements pasablein Ia advance, and Jot
Work on delivery t'4af4 fs sHa HT5N %
To coaRrsFospssrsc-wFIie plain, with Ink
spd on bat one sIddo Dc ne shsei. I. ! Ten lines d
ordinary manuscript, on letter paper, will max,
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The Brandon Rspubiicdh gets Of
the iollowing; .sy,l o. s4i ~ is,a
"We have never known money 20
scarce and hard to get rs at the pres
ent time, We would just as soon
try 70 stop pair Of lovers from get
ting married, cline % heaven on a
ladder made Of clouds, swim q race
with a steamboat from New Orleans
TO Cain, chase a streak Of lightning
through . thorn bush, stop an Old maid
from gossiping, 50 to sleep With 4
room full Of tomtcais, make niger
smell sweet, or find an honest Black
Republiesn, a. 70 undertake 70 collect
a hundred dollars Id the town oi
m -. ~ lfll1la 9hl snaiaiI fD
bfahnvh. h1ftNaaai asss aiffe al
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In reading q the destructiveness
Of ans siasW&ca esmkies,iss stc
ofsel lrssrlsd 20 qaessios sheif utility
md o6jttt.. A feccn, travrler, how
eser, informs n that, without their
aeeEy, shs @sirs rvgios vpuld soou
become uninhsbisable BY being chok-
a up with ssss<ablc erosshs; but
<ha,s sbytAsise~ran, activity sfsssns-
leus heards aII dscayiae naisss-ysg'
cable and ahinisIAIs SPEEDILY Re-
moved from oG she free cf sbe esrth
% sLs3ak 1ofkk of1afSlk kls6sd
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e@-=a--
A Dutchmapg whose business led
him to spend a few weeks in Chester,
concluded one night that he would
attend a "revival" then going on IN
one Of the churches. He according
ly waIkcd into ths church, 'jdstbef6te
preaching commcbced, and, taking a
seat vesy near thealtss, liAienesi most
etteutircly 70 the sermon-- .Asis Gus.
''tonary, afterlhe sermon The minister
began to exhort the' sinners to "hee
from the wrath 10 come Aiter a
lengthy and warm exboraicp, he
address, linnlf ners particularly
10 our friend, % Dusshmsn, md
among other thiorz "a tia p dope
forward and ,grt n1S.i5 ithspt
money and viih01f Ut. Or
Duichhnn aeemed yzslst sni<ks1,
sand.l.xiih abuuIas Ska tzpse>ion
on his face, Iook(d 4 ike minister,
Eand ia an audih1 vsiue ob~rvsd,
'ToO sAssp|ie p asr
A baad q fulI1iD psdc sudden
attack on desachmrnt Of soldiers in
ih, ,lmesussisx The sdfers had
mountain howftser mounted on q
mule. No, having time to take Il Of
and pptif p pgsaiee thy 6tsdyv
the mule and let drive at the Ind.
ans. The lcsd was 10 heavy thai
nuIs ppd sh YYfiaYgblias down q
haf towafd he saSsft>. Who, NOT Oh.
'Fdsssasdipg that kind Of. rsrfars
| aed ike deer. Aiterwsrd one o
| than vas eapiassd and when lsskel
why he run % replied 'sMs n
} Iaiip, aos sfts;d 4 llssIe guns % u
ealiA buf when wbIle nan Id nI
and Ere 8 whole jscka- = Isjis, =,
ao''' 1esz ylsIe<h1e -
- - - = 49,
sszMs. ;',x'' ! s:,s's ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-18

x,Jr s.yo,I, M IIa ; Vas Y s., young "sTI@es.
THE BEST BALLET TNoyrE IN AMEsioA.
MATINEEs at ~ EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
TRIUMPuANT RETURN
EUROPEAN Circus
to the s'sn Ss # x, MARKED AND SIGNAL SUCCESS
Any T5 aJaaEo G1nEASx Il INF WORLD
MERIT, STRENGTH AND ATTRACTION
ANY SHOW EVER ORGANIZED,
MONDAY Hi tTi,' 6 ,k ~
. - iilisTf.FoUsTfm srkEET AND BROADWAY,
~ SIsS2ss rsSHs:irE RAEy AT
s XII ss as for Ss ,s time inc since
JAMES R0BiNsoN,
CHAMPION BARE BACK HORSEMAN,
80 BEAUTIFUL BOZ CLARENCE.
GREATEST ARENIc CARDS
- BoTn Al HOME AND ABROAD
DREW S cRowDs OF s sFEcfaroRs,
49, PRESENCE AND APPLAUSE,
testified 'hf FEhE XXI ssg,spf4uSa E. SIS Artistic
MADE EQUEsrRIANIsM SCIENCE,
"'' s' PROMINENT PLACE
HIGHEST so 4 90 OF ART.
Consonant to and collateral with this performer
'O'A' LUCILLE WATSON,
city, direct competition with contemporaries Of
admitted emias1ee, won The tile Of the
ps Mie sq EIIzE So q ~ &c.
THE ILL FAMILY.
ra FiiE h 9 sf1slF FxS Il .Ssn'
who, collectively and individually have equal In the mod
rue ~ SHERWOOD if4iSS i SIF@ FAMILY.
CHARTS & 4d the srea. "T ,s SESK,Ss.
Mis- aEASE bfLtI4ih Ma #osA FAsErA
Ss 5osEfIIiaE. Mss JENNIE s ST. cLAfR
Mr. Mr. Wv MATEsaAs NJ e' sEsw w1lds1 5h
Mr. Il. WATSON. Mr. r. NATHANs.
R cssRseh aGIfS TIT E FksrEs
'0f sGs GIN EVER Il
GREATER RIDES, StssihE CLOVIS
MORE LEADING EquEsrRIENSEs
man nave Sscs C6
w" be SasfR 81 bsyu
OK Mosp&&Ss.. 5 p5Hnahi 70. Arn
frs. Of tie new series % the
Tnii S E9FTHS III si ay ,i@alSADE.
TIE LIVING IABLEAUx
rE ATT EVE f $IgE l 5aRsErs,
,,r BORNE M, IN Sa rR o A aegA
kSiGiirs III FULL ARaoR.
ever carried q TnE L lospW III Ee RI LET
Alto O'CLOCK O'CLOCK o. on y" aok SbS OCT. 10.
STE Of Ef sEsss.r
ami al the termination Of the parad, will DO
BY his aiieniantr.
FIhsr MATINEE TUESDAY, ocToSaR =, Al ~.
c6rsn 10 years Of age and under Is cents
&c az ali
fees and at periodical stands at all Leading hotels
gFnsS ssSsssSs SEsS a X AsP P 9gesssH
sospaS SbS sSSts M,sE sh ossfsvED
Down Sixth to Fourteenth street. Fourteenth street
ham and Park Place sreadssy up Biosd~y % Thirty
fourth street. place Of exhibition.
CHrSEsE FESTIVAL;
THE NEW Y5k sk4 Hirc 81 SS ksETSssrn STREE
CHINESE rF Ut, Tkhsr or LANTERNS,
AT THE NEW ioRk CIRCUS, FOURTEENTH STREET.
fNHINEsE FESTIVAL;
AZ THE NEW akSfR 81
CHINESE rE ST, Fhasr OF LANTERNS $500
AT THE NEW YORK CIRCUS FOURTEENTH STREET.
CHINEsE FESTIVAL;
AZ THE NEW Yh sk4 ciRcus STREET
or, FEAST OF LANTERNS,
AT THE NEW YORK CIRCUS, FOURTEENTH STREET.
CHINEsE FESTIVAL;
u OR, FEAST OF LANTERNS,
CnISEsE FESTIVAL; vrrnv,
AT THE NEW YORK CIRCUS, FOURTEENTH STREET.
TtHINEsE FESTIVAL;
Il THE NEW 1 a5k ate siRe II SSdkTsEsrm STREET.
/sHINEsE FESTIVAL;
" Or FEAST OF LANTERNS,
AT THE NEW YORK CIRCUS, FOuKTEENTH STREET.
II ELY Icons MiNsrRELs, 40 BROADWAY
N Revival OF the greatest Burlssque seen.
SSssssss SSss $asssHs
uSs
TH.1 PROGRAMME NEW AND ORIGINAL
Hfn n y
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AITUsFyIENTS,

AlNVsFNfENTS.
DIKE'S OPERA HOUSE.
u Corner Eighth and Twenty third street.
II. L. and Manager.
SECOND SEASON OF OPERA BOUFFE
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
BRILLIANT REVIVAL AND
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
LA GRANDE DUcHEssE DE GERoLsTEIN
MILK. TOSTEE as La Duchesse.
NJ. AuJAC as Fritz.
NJ. LEDUC M Prince Paul.
. - NJ. DUCHESNE as General Boum.
NJ. LAGRIFFOUL Baron Puck.
NJ. DA1.ON as Baron Grog.
NJ. GUIDON Nepomuc.
MILE. LAMBELE as Wanda.
EVERY EVENING.
RFeERvEp sRe for sale schrmers FOL Broadway and
at the box Office Of the Opera House.
The PUnIIC informed omnibuses of the Twenty
third street line VIII every after halfpast
six o'clock NJ from Union square Fifth Avenue Hotel
and proceed directly to Pixies Opera House, Equal facilities
performance.
Admission. 81 90 Private Boxes $40 90
Reserved seats. so Proscenum Boxes... 70 %
Family Circle 30 cents.
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IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
interesting, Invaluable and scientific subjects showing
how TO live and what 10 i've delivered daily the
New York Museum OF Anatomy Those unable to attend
receive copy BY forwarding 70 70 the secretary 60
Broadway,
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T'HEArRE FRANcAIs
'0'' As''s eE sSd be r''.J. GRAu
In consequences OF the necessary night rehearsals the
f''e'''' GENEvIEvE DE BRABANT,
which will be produced Thursday with spendor never
before witnessed any stage in America and
passed in any 'afRIEH T Fl FaHTTEsh rRAscArs
win remain closed Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
~ gENEvIEyE DE ggABASy -, =,
win take place the debut Of Mile DEscLAuzAs Nile ron:
BELL CARRIER, BEcKERs aud he strength OF tho
company.
yVALLAcK's.
''D HoSD ana TyESisa, SSIoBEs is.
5hSE cS X 4; rsHSE XoSSa #
%SSS IT! 5ESlSa Sa5T5 NJ. sLihz yisHaH
TUESDAY ana 4a EfT H5Sif SS5Ssna 80 and 3D.
WEDNESDAY ESP ,3oT9eBER q,
rH ERsRS S sSSSS SSSFs. %
with Byron Esq for The production Of his
the most Triumphant Ts,t, success, sntisea .,s
which havng been some time preparatory win shortly be
prod,uce with enrsy new scenery, costumes, appoin
~ Fourteenth street. opposite Academy OF Music.
wrpyi NE5ilSE Isp II s3 i,i,, ''S''
IN :. NO Mos 70 Y. EEvENlNd, Oct. d,
BRILLIANT AsIATiC SPECTACLE
THE CHINESE FESTIVAL;
THE CHINESE FESTIVALS;
THE CHINESE FESrIVAL
Or, FEAST OF LANTERNS
produced with
PROPERTIES AND PARAPHERNALIA,
and reple;e with
CHINEsE DANCES, LIVING PYRAMIDS,
UNIQJ Il GYMNASTIC AND ACROBATIC FEATS,
CHINESE JUGGLING,
&C., &C, &C.,
'''1o run pNTrpE MAMMOTH roupANv
AN EFFICIENT CORPS DE BALLET,
the whole presenting highly cooed and animated picture
the sports and pasimes OF
THE CENTRAL FLowERY KINGDOM.
Previous To the spectacle Will be presented
ELEGANT AND DIVERSIFIED
SCENES IN THE CIRCLE,
NOVEL, THRILLING AND EXCITING
beyond all precedent, comprising
DARING FEAIS OF CRAFTSMANSHIP
AND WONDERS OF ATHLETIC SKILL,
bringing Into ,uistion the full strength Of
THE UNEQUALED CORPS
OF ORLD RENOWNED ARTISTS
GREAT NEW YORK CIRCUS TROUPE,
which 10 acknowledged 10 be not only the In
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Admission 81 cents; children under Is cents.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, BEGINS AT 8.
~ Nightly Crowded Thrones Turned Away.
2i2d to 24sth performance OF G. l.. FOX Pantomme,
3fth woek. Bath week.
84th week. HUMPTY DuMPTY 34th week.
Mr.. GEORGE l.. FOX......as. CLOWN.
caatmsnss comic tricks Mp entertaining perform NJ
gorgeous scenery great IL. ID been given
III. ID. mann ton
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O1O SD AVA FIRST CLASS SEAMSTRESS TO EN-
s)IC gage customers to 90 by the day;
work at dressnaking best city reference. Call ad
dress Mrs. T.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A YOUNG LADY WANTED-IN AN EMBROIDER
store, to walt on customers and do needeworl
she must bring references and SAMPLES OF work. Apply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01

offered Johnston that would have been given 10 lee
no bsS Johnston cooped up whefe he could get away,
and that he would be compelled to surrender at al az
ards whatever terms we proposed. never saw MN
more energetic In my life than while he was arguing thls
noint but Mr. Lincoln leaned toward mder measures,
Fearing that the Confederate General would escape SOnth
by tbs railroads and have TO be chased again Sherman
declared this to be impossible have johnston saln e'
where he cannot without breaking up his army,
which once disbanded, he got together again
The Southern railroads are all broken up nave ue-
stroyed them that they cannot be used for along
time 81. ,..,,..
the rails againf' .I.yD Tr.I AL
"'Why,' said Sherman, my bummers don't 90 things
by halves. Every rail has been placed over not he
and twisted crooked rams born. They never can
Inc used again till they have been through rollingmlI
"The President. however. was very decided about tno
matter and insisted that Johnston should DO nuuceu
Immediately to surrender by granting him most liberal
terms. Grant, too. was anxious that Johnston should
not try to get into Richmond where he might give us
great deal Of trouble und Sherman was compelled 10
Yield though he did 1t very unwillnely me terms Oh
capituaton which afterward made such dlsturpnnce
fac suSsgnay qrranged Sy NJ, lave hwe0 so %
SHERMAN TO bear the responsibility OF them"
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. L. CpErS. .s.,5,b
billiard, Pinson & Co.,
COTTON FACTORS, ut
lIJd SHIl AND ~ ~
General Commissions Merchants,
Memphis, Ts1in.

No, 20s Front street,
Memphis, Tenn. j.
Personal attention given to Sling county
merrhnnu orders, and % the selection u
Planters Supplies. ,-
Bagging and Rope furnished customers either
from Memphis OF ogr agent nearest 10 them. b..
10 'Iu'lrnrions strictly adhered TO. u
oCtT-Jm
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SHERIFE,S SALE.

by virtue Of writ Of venditioni cSponas TO
tue directed from the Circuit Court Of Papoln
county Miss. made in favor Of Il. A. Pool ~
lsaac Sullivan | win, on Monday the 10Th
day Of November, 1868. ut the court-housc
door in the town OF Pamela, in said county
within lawful hours. offer for sale 10 the high.
est bidder, Tor cash the following property, to.
wit One Carriage. one Saw and C'rist and
Flour Mill. levied on pS the property OF Isaac
Sullivan. 20 satisfy said writ nd costs
dt3t-g THOS E.CLARKE. Sheriff.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ Of ycnliiioui cSponas to
me directed from the Circuit Court " Panola
county, Mississippi, made in favor OF B G.
Parncll W T.B Moselcy, ! will, on Monday.
the 10th day Of November. 1863. at the
court.house door In the town Of Pamela. in said
county, within lawful hours, offer for sale Ia
the highest bidder, for cash. the following
property. to-wit; The south lalfo Of section 80.
township 9, range 8, wesl, In PaDola county,
Mississippi, levied on as the property Of defend
ant, to satisfy said writ aud costs. ttBf
oc3l.3t TIlOS. T. CLARKE Sheriff.
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SUERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF u writ of execution to me
directed from the Circuit Court Of panola
county, Miss. made In favor " H. johnson,
use. 6c, ". Tom league, ! will, on Monday,
,hel6th day ~ November 1915. At iihc court
house door in the wi Of Pamela. In said
county. within lawful hours, offer for sale to the
highest biddcfsm cash. the tllqv my land.
to-wit: The east half OF the halt section o
township 10. range Z. living south Of hong
Greek. containing les 4-l00 acres. norr or les,
lying and being IN Pamela county. levied on q.
the property u defendant 10 satisfy said eyvcu.
ton aud costs. TllOS D. CLARKE.
oc3t-3t sheriff.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

BY sirtne OF a decree Of the Probate Court
Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi rendered
therein at the February term, 1868. ! win. ~
Administrator dr bohis non Of the state OF
James u Dyson, deceased. un Saturday Tie la,h
Day 81 Dtrenhef, 1858 NJ ssrlis. IN aid 6drtii
y offer for sale at public auction 10 The highest
bidder, the following valuable and improved
planttion, io-wit; Al Vi section oas, N town
ship eight, Of rauge nine, west. IN sud ca1s,y.
There i situated upon this tract VI / Bad 4 3ne
tw ling-house, oui,housss gin-hoase. aad fye
hundred acres Of The land q cleared a1d IN ,
god state Of cultivation. J
Term.-nne-m nrth cash On iay u ale and
balance IN twelve months y
W SHORT, Y
Aan,r Dc eonl' non Of ,. n. Dyson, d p
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CITATION NOTICE.

< The Slsle Of Mississippi Pamela county. To
Euncss 81 bonner !. O.. Robert, add T W
Roberts, heirs At Law Of Tho. Roberts. deceased
You arr hereby cited To appear before the Pro.
hsta Coat OF said couny, At the cuutt.houa
,Afrsof, on the lih Monday In December, is6S
10 shaw cause why the dnAl petition Of II ram 1,
Rlbeus sdainis,mtor q the estate Of Thomai
Rolerls deceased praying for a sale OF III,
real estate oi said deceased should not b,
gr-ntsd
iy order o. eaurl lSued October. is6s.
oc5i-st wP w0OTrEN, CLERK.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

81 virtue Of a writ Of gnditioni eIponas
10 me directed from ihe Csahty Court Of pa.
nola county. Miss. made 10. favor VI Charley
Harris, ~ J. H.. Porter. ! viii. on Monday. the
l6th day Of November, 1858. at ihc court.
hoya door In the own Of RAnola, ia said ruun.
ty. within lawful honrS ofC for sale at public
auction, IN the highest bidder for cash. N. FOL.
lowing property, to-wit; ON Gin house. Cotton
Pres anaunning zrar. siniaac upun the east
half Of sFttiun ~, township .. range !. west.
10 said county lewis on 81 the ffope-ty Of
said defendant, To .aLsiy sall writ and cc.,s.
uc3i-8t TH0S. r.. tbARKF sheriff.
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tlsrAaI tWinle in Batrsville On Mondays.
Wednesdays Fridayi and Saturdays aud In
Pamela the halencr Of each week, ready to salt
upan iho>a who favor NE with their patronage.
nc1l.iw GEORGE WAsHfNcrus.
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mYR F4rgr INK 3wlY.~
Parker, Ward < Co,
gll TRqGgIB2 ay2lJId
Commission Merchants,
No. aos rron, street.
I'D I.l Memphis. Tenn.
CITATION NOTICE.

The Suge VI Mlssssipp, Pamela county "
Margaret Murphy, The widow. and James
Musnhy. 4 chhl. AMI the other child. whose
name i unknown, Of Thomu Murphy, de.
ceased. igH .tT
You arc hereby cited 10 appear before the
Probate Court " saii cluniy At thu court
hon.e thereof nn the fourth Monday In necem.
Der 1905. 10 show cause why the petition Of
A. Gfif administrator Of thu vstar Of said
dcrrlrnt. PRAYING for sale Of the Interest NJ
sdd deceased IN the north half the northwest
1narter Of acc,l1n land number 0, township "a
rhnse & In aail connty should not he grnuird.
~ order 10 Court issned Octaher ~. lsgs.
: ccH-st wlP wooTTRN. Clerk.
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will scll to the highei bidder. on SAT.
|uRDAYs NOVEMBER IL 1865. my place.
fair miles hast of Bslesville Niu Rso Cattle.
Hogs Nules wagonAnd Buggy. Corn. Fodder.
Household and Kitchen Fsrni'urr. Farming
Utensils, A.. Termf madcsInovn on dhy Of
sale. RosT A. GOLF.
ncsah-- ". taes
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a Would state 10 me eiiiiehs "
W/K Pamela county fiat he d pre-.
<<<EkNpafe In every pafiieulaf, 70
execute III work 10. biz line In q neat, Atcnfa'e
aud prompt manner. An experience Of fifteen
year. "a hrst-clasi workman In the adjustment
II The different md most complicated escape.
mrnp belonging 10 time.keepcrs Justify me In
the assertion that I apprchend no fear Of fall
Ing to give entire satisfaction 70 VII who may
favor me- with their patronage Watrbcs and
Clocks TtfORorGHHY REPAIRED aud war.
ranted to run well twelve months
Dsb-Cph paid for old Gold and Silver.
may0-3m
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yHississippiI awsh Teuncssce
Railroad.

,Ihs annual meeting, Of the s~tockhqlteT Of
he vtaieippt tnd Tcntrs.cc RtiroAd Tan
psny viii mid IN the -vty Of Memphis on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1888,
a, which time Directors WITH chosen for the
ensuing year isfUSkholdfr viii be passcd me-
over the rod. by ~eshibtfing certificates Of
untk 10 sohadft6a 1ITC
t14 AH LANR 3
~lf.im SECRETARY snd Treasurer