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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-10
FOURTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

When the results of the ballOtings
were announced, the building rang
with shouts Of triumph from the friends
of the candidates whose votes were
strongest. When New York dropped
Mr. Church, and announced through
her Chairman that Hendricks should
have the support of her SO delegates,
there was Il storm of applause which
lasted for several minutes when, on
the 18th ballot, Tennessee gave Frank
lin Pierce one vote, and California paid
one-half as valuable compliment to
Chase, the enthusiasm was unbounded.
No words can describe the tempest of
applause which greeted the name of Me
Clellan when some unadultrated fossil
announced his preference for that chief
tain of renOWn, nor can any ordinary
pen do justice to the warm gush of pat
riotic joy which welled up from the
overloaded bosoms of 1000 Democrats,
and struck upon the air with mighty
sound, when the valiant Van Voorhees,
of Indiana was introduced. Scores of
times during the session the feelings of
the vast multitude We're too deep for ut
terance, and the ears Of the people out
side We're left unblessed with the music
they would have made under less affect
ing circumstances.
When Connecticut's Chairman an
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Dissolution.

The co-partnership heretofore existing under
by mutual consent. All demands due the firm
are hereby transferred to A. G.. soule, and ali
liabilities to be settled by said Soule, who VIII
continue the business at the old stand.
A. q. SOULE,
Fairfield, June 22d, 1868. H. Z, BENTLEY.
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Females, Railroad Employees or Seamen

Policy IN the PnEYX is properly called n
Whole World Policy. 1t permits the insured to
travel on reside at will anywhere in the United
States or Europe, at any season of the wear
without extra charge.
NELSON H. ARLINGTON, Agent,
For Fl rankin, Grand Isle and Lamoille counties
G. l.. BABCOCK, State Agent,
d228w220-tf Rutland "
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Mississippi Central Railroad.

The following notice to the Stock
and Bondholders, officers, agents and
EMPLOYEES of the Mississippi Central
Railroad corn.nv wa.;.srod ~ ~,
49,, g ~, ,oeo
nv" ~ Vo'!' iooo' -.
The board OF directors OF this
company, directed by the President
to execute q lease Of the road and all
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The New Internal Revenue Tar
NIL,


The chief provisions Of this bill
which has just passed both houses o.
Congress, are IA follows
The tar on banks il stricken out.
all mineral oils are oxemp, from tax.
alton, and dealers aud manufacturer
are only subjected to the regular tax
on sales Wholesale liquor dealers, In
addition to tho license tax Of 800,
are subjected to n tax Of one per
cent. on their sales. The number OF
supervisors Of internal rovenue-the
new office created by the acts fixed
at twenty-five, and their districts are
TO be composed Of one or more judi
cial districts. The number of secret
detectives to be appointed by the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
is fixed at twenty-five; and the
whole system of revenue agents, spe-
cial agents, aud inspectors, except in
spcotors Of cigars aud tobacco, is
abolished. The duties of inspectors
at distilleries and warehouses are
hereafter to be performed by gaugers
and storckecpers, to be paid by the
Government. This change reduces
the army Of these subordinate officers
from 100 to less than 1000.
Collectors and assessors of internal
revenue are not hereafter to be al
lowed to 60 into each others dis
tricts on any pretext; but supervisors
Of internal revenue are authorized,
for sufficient cause, to suspend such
officers, and report the facts to the
department. The House section on
drawbacks on exported spirits, re-
mains, with a proviso that the draw
back shall not be paid until thirty
days after the sailing of the vessel
on which the spirits have been ex-
ported. The provisions for the re-
moval and payment Of tax on bonded
spirits has been fixed at nine months
as the limit in which such tax must
be paid. The new stamp tax on
whiskey is to go into effect in sixty
days. The tax on cigararcttcs Is
fixed at 81 80 on those weighing
three pounds per thousand, aud at SO
on all over that weight. The plug
warehouse, which the House bill pro-
vided that the manufacturer should
maintain at his own expense, is
stricken out.
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Radical feuds.

The disiuteura,;on uh,ch !. ,o;rO
.. !. a.. p.a,.s, 49,. sO'"s
~. ' parry u ',''1'ngy
ev'nced IN the TACT that the New
York Tribune reads Thad. Stevens
ont Of the Radical ranks. Quoting
bis late speech In favor Of paving the
ive-twenty bonds in rreenbacks, the
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The Democracy Of Vermont have
nominated a full State ticket. Reso-
lutions were adopted approving the
nominations and platform of the
National Convention at New York.
The Kentucky election comes Oh
on Monday next.
White Chilli strawberries, price one
dollar per pound, seventeen to the
pound, are cold In San Francisco.
The contract for furnishing stamp,
TO the United States Postofice De.
partmeut, has been awarded to Geo
W. Jones, of Washington.
DR.. Aver made So ,424 out O.
pills, pectoral and advertising las
pear.
Hols-in the-DAy, who died from
hole In his head, leaves several wivs
to lament HE murder.
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Elsewhere we publish a couple o.
bills offered In Congress for the ben
eft Of mendieant Migrants who wer'
lately defeated IN their aspirations Il
Office In this State. The scope Of
power which these bills would have
conferred upon the late Convention
would have been almost illimitablo
and backed as they would have been
by the military, every means that
fanaticism could have suggested they
would have employed to crush out
the liberties Of our people and re-
venge themselves for their unexpected
and complete overthrow. Had these
bills become law, another quarter Of
a million dollars in the shape of Con-
vention warrants would have been
imposed on the people, and in case
they should have failed to pay them,
their property would have been sac
ri6ced for their payment. We all
have cause to be thankful that the
waning hours Of the session of Con-
grcss did not admit Of the considera-
ton Of these bills, rs we thereby
gain = short respite from their con-
tcmplated iniquity.
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GuAhcFHY NOTICE

r. ssh A aiAlnlsg FlAalt ssasy, 4
~ fh*Affgf fsHff " sd tsaH'H tries
saAss ~ Nst N hlf AaHH a ~ #Hss ?
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IT, h#lsH 1 0histzzse Led esHpSaT q
a. ~ NNNtm NelssH a ii
Tern olehlhg femelAlaanFs huI N nj
.ssals i sttsaflh9 y ne mfshsligH n Ne
asuft lha( lhs athHasat Wll#m HfIHgHI n !
nonresident NJ ihs Hiais N HlwlaappL n i
ibsfsAfs uttered " Ne cgafi lhai Ne saia a.
kea#sl wInlsm ssI8s, ~ tassf W. npfssf.
sase hsfslM IN N hHfbfs ihs hfti aaf VI Ms
ssft iefa ~ iha saaft. q h heI1eh II lhs
ayuff.hesss n Aia fhahif, u lhs sgwh n
Fnnula. on me ssssblh Monday shef ~ faafih
Hanasy In September, lseH Thea sod thfft q
plead aufwsf, of fsmm " The fgmpEAlhahf'
bin heFeln. N me allseatlaaa Thereof vii "
lakfa M confessed a. 10 him.
nj IA further ordered ~ The eonft that 4 eopj
n this order IN Published In The Wsehii Piano.
IA ataf . public newspaper printed ahd pub.
ilshed IN The lswn ~ Fanala, u sald eouhlj
fbf fur weeks sncceaslvely
tOHS q HARRISON, Cink.
White 4 Chalmers, solicitors anis4t
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Weather and Crops.

AAer a drou,h of over six week,
during the month Of June and part
Of July, we have had two weeks Of
rainy weather. This has brought out
the corn crop to a full average Weld,
and as there was twice the amount
planted this year that il is usual to
plant in this country. !. Is generally
surmised that there will be enough
corn made to feed the country two
years. This /. highly ora,;ev;nc aud
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The Metropolitan Record has a
singing notice Of a lot of "%trooly
loil" vagabonds in New York, who
invited hat white-livered miscreant,
Edwin NJ. Stanton, to public dinner
in the Empire City, "as a slight man
Hesitation of their respect for the stern
integrity and pre-eminent ability
which he exhibited while Secretary Of
Warl" OF the parties who offered
this premeditated insult to every de-
cent man and woman in New York
q proffer which the murderer Of Mrs.
Surratt had the good sense TO decline
this paper says;
"Take away their ill-gotten green
backs, and there is not one Of these
fellows who has personal or political
influence enough TO revolutionize q
BARRIERS shop. Il was peculiarly ft
that a brute like Stanton should have
been invited to break bread with iust
such a set. Birds Of a feather will
flock together.
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Last Days Proceeding In Congress

We take pleasure in chroniclinr
the fact that Congress has taken a
recess of eight weeks, and give the
proceedings Of the last day;
WASHINGTON, July 27.-In the
Senate the bill providing for only
biennial sessions Of the Territorial
Legislatures, was considered and Ia
blcd.
Wilson called up the House bill to
provide a more efficient government,
for Mississippi, Texas and Virginia.
Davis moved TO table Il, which wa,
rejected, and a discussion ensued,
during which the conference report
on the Alaska bill was had and con.
Cured in.
AT 1880 the Senate went into OK.
executive session, aud at ~ NJ. the
doors were again opened and III,
President pro tenn. announced a re.
cess until the third Monday in Sep.
tcmbcr.
In tho House Schenck reported
the Senate bill relating to contract,
payable in coin, and asked tina,
i be laid on the table, but at Gar
fields suggestion, in order to kce,
the bill within the control Of IN,
House, Schenok withdrew H.
The conference report on the fund,
ing bill was agreed to by l02 to 80
and the bill subsequently passed, ant
goes to the President.
After some other unimportant bu,
siness, the House took a recess til
the third Monday IN September.
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TIE Democratic Aaelallon N
aafaIs met mfsaaul 10 A uesssDi
~ Aatil. Naiatday jaiy 7bth ~ A.
H. Ellie N Ne chair and ~ | Sal
ilvau Aeefelafy pfe TEN
Gu mosIsn N tapt MesL Il sa'
resolved that Ne Democratic lafbeeus
a saolla b. postponed aallI ihs hfsI
Saturday IN september, and lbai Z
committee from zach neighbofhooi
ie appointed 10 solicit subscriptions
as fllswsi
v. wilbourn, H. IIoto, j. ~ Han.
son, J Y buchanan, n D. Wright, &.
e. Wilboufn, j \. Strickland, sam
Mathews, ! T. McGebes, W y,
liosborouRh, I Bell, u. ", Thornton,
A. Smith, G. Davidson, J. Orr, H.,
VII Wall, Dr, Sam Dunlap, J. y,
Lavender. Al Paisley, N. H. slcdgc,
Tbomas TsyIor, d. Ifby, I'd Tay-
lor. J. G. Braban. pr. Sullivan. h,
H. Irby, j. H. Dickens, W. Short,
n Il. perry. y. I,ovd ~. q MAJ.
we'll Il. y. sorrells' A q A.Lsw
On motion Of DR.. Irby n commit.
toe TO receive the cop,ributioos wos
Amounted as follows, !. y. B,cb.
anan. Dr. Irby. DIR. Cartcr. W. Carl.
Ton. Judue Uudao,. Cant. Meek n.
Taylor. Gen. Foa,or. su,,erintendan,
In addition to these the following
colored men were plaoed on tho COM
mittee. Henry Ellis. u. Brvan
Ned Hiphtower. and Milton Ward.
On nation of DIR. Irbv. DIR. Ellis
wos annointed n committee NJ ope N
superintend tho n~renarotion of tbo
grounds for barbecuino. which was
aftcrward amended by adding George
Ballentine. X. w. Crump and ]. T..
Hobgood.
On motion of Can't. Meek a CON-
mittee of three was appointed to in
vite speakers for the dav. when J. F.
Simmons, +. b. Irby and w. d.
Helm were appointed.
J. +. Simmons offered the follow
ing which was unanimously adopted
Whereas, Having complied with
the demands which we're made con-
ditions precedent to our admission
into the United States. ve claim the
right to vote in the next Presidential
election. therefore
Resolved, That the Democratic
Executive Committee of Mississippi
be and they are hereby requested 10
nominate a full electoral ticket at
once, and make an arrangement for
an election to be held in November
next, for electors for President and
Vice President of the United States.
On motion of DIR. Carter the chair.
man and secretary were reouestod n
send a COW of these resolutions N
,Lo E.a..,... r--
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MpauA Ebump ~ Iaa sest4
ssas n yggf lupsf aHeaf# 4 e0ia'
m~Bainllon ffum a. y IIewe, 10
ahswer o. sne Inserted ~ myself Ne
styiss mine . eraly leiisr-i suppose
upon M principle that III loohs yeI
low % ne IsawdIoed eys. III re.
CARDS anything cfsfy vhiob !. not 10
a%poniancs With Ihe acts and ddnss
n Ne radical party. ! thought i
made A plain statement n facts, iof
the truth If whlch reference Il made
10 M John Reese, J. NJ. semmes,
g. j. Taylor, Capt r Taylof, A. L.
Williams, Col H. Walton 4 60. |
have the authority Of VIM g. Polk
for believing that their night meet
inas were guarded by armed pickcts
stationed nj the outer gates Of the
premises. Aud rs they usually chose
darkness 10 cover their acts, Il was
fair to presume that their deeds were
evil. am graii6ed 10 read that he
Is not careless of his reputation. |
was afraid that he was 70 far joined
to his idols, " the loavcs and fishes"
as 10 have lost all regard for public
opinion. | did not think he con-
suited that opinion when he repre-
scnted this once proud Wing district
in the Chicago Carpet Bag Convcn-
ton. | am pleased to learn that he
was prompted by philanthropic mo-
tives alone when he labored so faith
fully with the freedmen, as he did
for some time previous to tho late
election. Such dis~interested philan-
thropy is not common among the
descendants Of those pious Puritans
who burned old women for witches.
| regard no man who voted the Rad
ical ticket, knowingly and under
standingly, a friend of mine; and
any man or party Of men who labors
to instill into the minds of the freed
men ideas of social equality with the
whites, | regard as enemies
OF the human race. No sensible,
decent, honest negro expects the
Radical party to do more for them
than their maker has done. The
Radicals only extend these fvors Of
equality to the end that they may
gain their confidence and use them
politically as they are paid to do, d.
rectly or indirectly. 1 am anxious
to accord to the colored people all
just rights, and must insist that |
am a more faithful friend of theirs
than any man in the Radical party
but / can never voluntarily accept
social equality. Ifthat constitutes a
barrier to a re-admittance into the
Union (which l never got ont off be
it so. will gladly give our worthy
General Gillem'sr rule preference until
trump shall announce the
end Of all things terrestrial.
Yours, j. G. BRAHAN,
j. W. IRBY, &c.
Pamela CO., July ~, '6s,
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INsOLvENT NOTICE.

To the creditors Of chsrls. n. rsrisy. de-
ceased. fou III take nssies that the ss,ass
Of aid deceased be- h<sa rtpartsa 70 he Pro-
bate Coart o. fsnols county, Mississippi, :. 10.
soivshL and that yua must pruhsfs year el.ims
sssinst aid dsss.sed. and have them rssis-
tered In ths oacs o. he elsft ~ aid court b.
The Lee day q ssp,<mh<r, I-ss. slss thar Wills
foss.er barred. DANIEL ~kiLLEHhEw.
aaisst kss<ataf. h.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
q TOWN LOTS.

By virtue Of q decree Of the Chancery Court
Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, rendered
therein on the Gath day Of November, 1866, In
the suit Of James L. Fletcher, complainant,
against James l.. Hoole, administrator, &c, Of
al, defendant, No. li6 In said Court, | will, as
Commissioner therein appointed, on Monday,
the 22d day Of August, 1868, at the court
house door In the town OF Pamela, in said
county, within lawful hours, offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder on a credit
Of six months from the day Of sale the follow
ing Blocks Of ground In the said town Of Pa.
nola, to-wit; Blocks numbered 81, G2, 70, IA,
So, SO, and 9S. Said blocks will be sold sepa-
rately. Bond with good security will be re-
quired Of the purchasers.
JOHN G. HARRISON,
jy25-4t Commissioner.
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On last Saturday evening, Mr..
George McC ulloch and Mr.. William
Tyre were wsylaid and mosl foully
and brutally murdered some Is mile,
Oxford, In this county. The matter
will doubtless undergo a thorough
investigation, and the facts elicitel
will be given In our neat Issue.
Oxford Faieoa, 25fA.
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bVBRTlSEnEN7S
Photograph Gallery.

The undersigned have las, assed up In sr.
eellent style, Al faiesvills, . new Photograph
Gallery, where the most true and lifs.lfte pic.
,ur,s, q any style, can be procured Il lcs than
city prices. pessns desiring work ~ III.
hind, shoald call Immediately, - our stay /.
limited 10 = very Few days.
sai-lm PIERCE 4 mo.
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Jefferson Davis and family sailed
from Quebec on Saturday last for
Europe. He will be represented In
the coming trial by his counsel.
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The Ccrinih Nsr-. which advo-
Gated the ratification Of the bogus
Consultation At the June election, h.
declared far Seymour and Blair, md
the National Democracy.
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Some ous o. nors p<r-aas have rrssssa NJ,
votsd Radical " he late si>~ticn held IA
Psaais ecsnty. Thl = . h~ss fsiwhosa I
voted . p<ss<r~sis u<kst kr prof 81 -hlsh
ssll - nf rhemss O. Carts o Mr. walism
stazs usa sAs ~ ifaat. hs>s their
boss deep n ko'-s stshI<< asr>y tksif a>hs-
-ifh t~nkrsps nosi<<s srx ~ NJ esasls l
r<y NJ t<t. ssik tsIl>z ssi s<an snd e.
s<sa 4 NJ 80 bazi.<sL
joHs MASON.
Earns I. fess
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The Radical Congress, which re-
fuses to allow Ohio and New Jersey
TO withdraw their assent to the bogus
Constitutional Amendment, even
while !, was pending, and before the
result was declared, propose to couu.
Georgia for Il, after Mr.. Seward, the
Secretary Of State, has declared the
RESULT They do Il in the hope tina,
Il will cover accidents hereafter tina,
may happen to the weak bantlinel
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WHhaHHAtH Ht#fW w tFHfFFtHHfN wv
vicinity
nAfgiaphf. Jaly a. llaIH egm
meneed falling Early this mmnlna
and, anef 4 slight lntpfmlssim heaal
10 pour IN %toffenla, A6d 10 10 ihi
h0af nwo 4, Nj haa untInutd 4
fall Unnecessarily. That portion NJ NJ
eIly adIaeeDt IL jonea' Falls l. laun
dated, and lfavel Il entirely ausrrnlel
In that vicinity, Frederick aud liar
fison streets afe completely flooded
also, Centre Market space, and NJ
Maryland Institute Il surrounded ~
a sheet ~ rushing water that u eaf
ryiug hoe.heads, barrels, bales o
has, So, with H.
The Gr.i noms Of the stores NJ
streets named are under water, ant
The merchants were compelled 4
move their goods 10 The upper stories
Another account saya The rive
""."' """
inches per minute, aud has continued
10 rise up 10 this hour, fifteen min
utcs 10 iwo o'clock. Calvert street
Is flooded 10 Lexington, within a few
'.s. H., u" ~ I.
aooJdd )" ,Io dan,h ~ c,,s - ,i,.h,
49, ot'a Wa,iI , ~ s"'
a,.o,, To,,,,. TIo.,ro ho.a Wv
.nn.J.l IL. ..,,a. hi a,
",sa uoIIa. aai n.I,,.., $500
CAV. Frederick and Harrison streets
are entirely submerged.
The water at Jones Fall Is several
feet above the bridges, and i is not
yet known whether they have been
swept away.
A city passenger car was swept
from the track on Gay street, down
Harrison, with a number Of passen-
gers, The widest rumors prevail in
regard to the number drowned, some
estimating Il ut seven. A number Of
dray horses and some drivers are re-
ported drowned. There is no com
mnnication between the eastern and
western portions of the city. The
flood Is sweeping everything before
It, There is no communication South
by telegraph, all the lines being
down. No such flood was ever be-
fore known here.
Another dispatch, dated Baltimore,
July "a. 10 p. NJ. y
Tho eooa .o-J.,, a.h.;aoJ
ao,,' 80" cu.n. eu 10 sau-
the water was carried within The
banks of Jones' Falls. At this hour
the damage can not be Appropriated.
Hundreds of stores were submerged.
and many hogsheads of molasses on
the wharves, and of sugar in the
warehouses, are entirely DESTROYED.
Colonel Webster, Collector of the
port, rescued a drowning man by
rushing in four feet of water as the
man was being borne away in a tor
rent, completely exhausted,
A telegram received this afternoon
from Ellicott's Mills, reports the
0ranite mills carried away and sixty
lives lost. DR.. Owens entire family
except himself, was drowned.
The gas-works supplying the east
ern part of the city were submerged,
and that section is without gus to-
A later account says:
The loss by the food nj Baltimore
will reach several millions. Al III
licott Civ the destruction or nc.
and propcrty i great. Thirty bonsos
were swept AWAY. some Of them con.
tanning whole families, who wore
carried with the current and drowned
several bod;es wore rscoyoroJ ,,oa,or'
dnv at and near the Rolav Uo,so
p,,rr,onr I,,,,. o. IN
hor os nars us 81 I nun,
rII,o',. ON; a''''."e anu drowned
:" w ny, 40 recel'eu ut ne
rsacho. ,h 'Is v'sy pap ~ 'o-n'gn'
dr~wosd snd y,;s..n 'oe number =
q, ' H. al i"n aS ";I.a :" baltimore Is
a. iVng o'iuge spanning the
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Secretary Seward informed the
Senate that there would be no call Of
an executive session.
Gen. w. s. Rcsencrans has been
confirmed by the Senate a Minisssu
TO MEXICO.
A. ]. Jamison, Radical candidate
for Governor a the late election. has
bol,cd the Radical party.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having been Rrani-
ed 10 the undersigned on the estate Of Robert
T. Mutt, deceased, by the Probate Court Of
Pamela county, Miss, At the February term,
1868, thereof, oil persons having claims against
deceased are hereby notified to have them pro-
bated and registered 10 the Office Of the clerk
Of said court, within the time prescribed BY
law, or they will be forever barred.
JOHN II. CALDWELL,
jy25-6t Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters " administration having been gfant
ed 10 The undersigned 90 the estate u Thomas
n Alien. decreased, NJ the July term, 1868, Of
Probate Court of panola county, Mississippi,
all persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified 10 have The same probaied
and registered In the clerks Office OF said
court within The time prescribed BY law, OF
they will be forever barred.
JOHN q. HARRISON,
THOMAS v. CALDWELL,
aut.gt Administrators
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ConHIdtfInR Tie Immense damage
done iothc crop by the worms this !,
a mach better exhibit Than was 40.
tIeIpaicd Should nothing behll lhc
cotton crop during The present month,
a large increase over The above may
bo anticipated.