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Mississippi Land Directory,
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Guide.

We desire 10 sar me aiisnHoa n land ouh
frs 70 ihi work A. m advertising msiiun
r. embraces me COMMITTEES d Dssgto. pah1ia
fs',tlsba and Tallthaiehie
n yon have lands Tot sale this L truly The
mo-" practical say that y0u can make that htt
suYwn
upou me county maj, which vim he sectional
on a scale ~ one mile b. he inch. We PROPOSE
~ r9l1f each tract that IA for sale, 70 a. pafiiss
IN search n land may see At a glance he par
tirular %lgcalion n each tract offered Tor sale.
This map will be gotten up fsnfh county sep
1ra'clyI upon book note paper, and folded into
The County Directory The Directory will en-.
brace A. far IS possible 10 obtain Il With any
degree u reliability TIE address Of The owners
Of the land IN the county, the mercantile and
law hrns, and all matters Of any importance TO
strangers who may desire 70 locate In the
county,
We do not desire your patronage AZ a matter
Of Direct profit 10 rs, but as the work is intend
ed 10 show the country TO strangers ami invite
them 10 IT, we would be glad 10 have this as
surance given thcm-th lands ran he bought
on very favorable terms. We ask your patron
age then that they may get this assurance a.
rectly from the owners Of the land,
As w desire to get the work out as early thi,
fall as possible, we rcquestof those who arr dis
posed to DO 40, to send in the numbers of taeir
land AS soon as convegient to the agents Of the
county
Give the township, range and section. or frac-
tlonal parts as the case may be, the class Of land
offered, the class Of Improvements, whether
first, second or third, and the number OF open
acres on each tract offered. Also the terms up.
on which you propose to sell.
We have nothing to do with the price Of youl
land or the selling Of it; we simply desire u
locate it, class it, and give your term. and ad
drcss-thus giving land buyers who may Sc,
this work an opportunity Of corresponding will
you.
TERNE: One cent per acre, unless you ma,
desire to sell to An actual settler only, in whicl
case We ask half price, and have authorized gu
agents to make very liberal reductions for thi
class of lands,
To those who subscribe for the work we woul
say, feel under no obligation TO take 1t unless
is a FIRST class work in every particular.
We have no fears as to the sale Of the wori
and intend to issue good copies,gbut do not de
D sire to bind separately any more county edition
than the local demand will justify. The wor
0 complete we expect to sell outside of the Stat
Any information that may be desired, NJ
n embraced IN this advertisement, will be chez
y fully given by the agent of the county.
w. J. BYNuA, Horn Lake, Desoto County.
CHARLEY f. BowgRs, Pamela, Pamela Count
A. NJ, BRows, Water Valley, YalobushN C
70 II. l.. TREwoLLRR, Charleston, Tallahatchi
County,
A. D, McGILL h co,
Long Creek, Miss
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Tennessee, Publishers, july24-6m.
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for this denomination IN Romes
raImictt days her most successful
general, were not the recipients Of
an ovation more lraught with mean.
ing for the results Of our victory will
extend far into the future, and your
children and mine will bless the Sac.
%riiccs and energies by which, in oul
line Of duty, that victory has beer
achieved.
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ID II. III u N E r.

CONTINUES to treat all private diseases, syphilis,
all forms gonorrh1s, gleet, structure, &c, COM
pletely eradicated. That numerous class Of cases
resulting from self-ahuse, producing unmanli-
ness, nervous debility, irritability, eruptions,
seminal emissions, and finally impotency, per-
manentiy cured. Persons afflicted with delicate,
intricate, aud long-standing constitutional COM
plaintsa are politely invited 70 call for consultation,
which costs nothing. Experience, the best Of
teachers, has enabled him to perfect remedies
at once efficient, safe, permanent and which
In most cases can be used without hindrance TO
business. Medicines prepared in the establish
ment, which embraces Office, reception and
waiting rooms, also boarding and sleeping
apartments for patients requiring, daily person.
al attention, and vapor and chemical baths, thus
concentrating the famed mineral springs. Both
sexes, married or single, suffering from indiscre-
tons, in~dulgencies, or exposure, may apply and
be cured. No matter who have failed, state
your case. Read what he says in his pamphlet
sent to any address free, Thousands Of cases
treated annually at Office and all over the coun-
try, Consultation tree, personally or by mail.
0aice, No. 1888 Third st., bet. Green and Walnut
near the pos,oflce, Louisville, Ky. oeioe hours,
"a, ". TO- p. "; Sundays, 10 N to lar. ".
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ST.. PA IL,

I
VITA an able and eloquent dissertation BY
Commended by the most eminent divines and
ablest scholars in al parts Of our conntry An
EIae, Reprint Of The latest English "PE0-
PILE EDITION, and dfri from all Others,
by the substitution, BY the authors, Of transla-
tons and notes In English, In place Of numer-
nus quotations and notes In foreign languages.
/ know Of no work that can rival this
lis clear and fascinating discussions are the
very thing we need. Rev. D. W. Mcdonald, d.
D., LII. D., Lebanon, Tenn.
It should be 10 the library Of every family
where the English language Is spoken. R.
Milligan, President Kentucky University.
DR.. Bacon's name in connection with this
edition is n tower Of strength. Rev. Jos. y.
futile, D. D., President Wabash College.
II ia one Of the most Instructive and delight
full books in existence. Rev. John A. Broadus,
D, b Greenville, sc.
It isa work of sterling merit, and is cslcu-
lated to do great good. Rev. W. ". Gardner,
Prot. in Bethel College, Ky.
1t is an inexhaustible storehouse of thought
and information. Rev. G. A. Osborne, D. D.,
81. Louis, No.
No work in the languages approrimates it.
Rev, Mark Hopkins, D. D., President Williams
College.
| would recommend this unsurpassed literary
Jonesboro, Tenn.
The most interesting and instructive work
that has ever fallen under my notice, Pres.
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Citation Notice,

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county,
Probate Court, April EsTm, 1853. M FL
To Richard Brown and Glenn Brown
You are cited to appear before the Probsiel
Court Of said county, u the court-house there
Of on the Ath Monday ID June 1868, To
show cause why the estate Of James L. Brown,
deceased, should not Do declared inso,vent, a.
prayed for in the petition Of @. B Young
administrator, now on fls in this court.
Issued, BY order Of court, April S0ih 1899,
mat st, JAS. II PIERCE cr.rk,
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi, Pamela county. Nay
term, 1859.
TOT. !. waiarn salpasr Rock, Ark. You
are hereby cited to be and appear before the
Probate Court Of said county on the fourth
Monday in July next then and thers 10 show
cause why the anal accounted Iverson Yauebsn,
as administrator Of Sarah Vaughan, deceased,
should not be allowed and recorded, ND
By order ofthe Court iSned Nay 27th 1863.
junsS-6t JAAEs q. PIERCE, Clerk
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Two Kentucky Democratic Con-
gressmen Winchester, of the fifth
and Golladay of the fourth DISTRICT
have announced themselves for repu-
diation of the national debt. The
Lexington Gdtesmm also favors that
policy, and predicts thatthe Democ-
racy of the State will make it a
plank in the platform.
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The Mammoth Oil.

We claim for this oil many merits over coal
or kerosene oil; among which are the following:
1t is non-explosive, hence il is perfectly safe,
1t is cheap.
1t is cleaner, and leaves no grease on any
thing It may come in contact with.
II does not scent or smoke the chimney.
II makes a much better and softer light, and
a given quantity will burn a. long as the tame
amount Of coal or kerosene, or any other kind
Of burning fluid. l,33
II may be used in any Of the coal oil lamps,
simply with the Coal Oil Mammoth Comet
Burner, which Is acknowledged BY all 70 BE- the
best in use.
MARK CARTER,
Peach Greek, Misc,
Owns the right for Pamela county.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE,

To the creditors of John D, Sanders, de-
ceased. The estate of said deceased was, at the
April term, 1868, of the Probate Court Of Pa
nola county, Mississippi, reported and declared
insolvent, this is to notify Won that you must
probate your claims against said estate, and
have them registered in the office Of the clerk
of said court by the LIST day Of June, 1870, or
else they will be forever barred.
SANFORD WILBOURNE,
mav8-6t administrator
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G. CLARK,
Contractor & Builder

formerly Of !Aemphia, Ttna Nov located per-
mansntiy IN this cosry.)
Will contract to build all kinds of wooden or
brick buildings, on reasonable terms. Is pre-
pared TO furnish brick in any number. Work
done with dispatch, and contracts fully com.
piled with, Address,
g. CLARK.
Como. Mir
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Just published a new edition
@k~&of DR.. CuLvERwELL's Essay on
AI@ the radical cure without medi-
~ cine) of Spermatorrhea, or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, 1mpotency, Mental and Physical Inca
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Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; induced by
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The celebrated author, in this admirable
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without the dangerous use Of internal medicine
or the application of the knife; pointing out q
mode of cure at once simple, certain and effec-
tual, by means OF which every sufferer, nc
matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself, cheaply, privately, and radically.
This Lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid on the receipt of six cents
or two post stamps. Also, Or. CulverwclIl
Marriage Guide" price % cents. Address tn,
publishers, CHAS. &c. KLINE l. CO.,
l27 Bowery, New York, P. o. box 1856.
julyi-ly
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LOOK AT THIS!

Persons wishing their gins put in first rate
order will please drop me a note to that effect
at Elliotts Mill or Batesville, Miss. will work
at this from now until fall.
WILLIAM LEIGH,
Mr.. Leigh is an old Ginwright and we know
him TO be a very superior hand to whet or re-
pair a gin,
Julyl1-lm A, ]. &C. L, HURT.
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Female College,
OXFORD.

VATVINDl WIppIbDiI
Opening of next session, September 18th,
1869. Expenses per session of twenty weeks,
half in advance, balance middle Of session.
Board, lodging, washing lights, fuel,
and tuition in regular course, only $llb 90
Music, each Instrument, as 90
Use OF instrument 8 90
Vocal music, in classes, S 90
Classics and modern languages, each IL 30
Oil painting, drawing &c, usual rates.
Send for Catalogue.
G. II. BELL, President.
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A work replete with anecdotes and incidents
of Life in the Great Metropolis, being : Mirror
Of New York, rejecting the Secrets Of the
Great city. One agent sold 80 in one day,
another sold and delivered 227 in Is days,
another 3o4 in ! days. No book ever pub
lished that sells so rapidly.
If you wish to know how Fortunes are made
and lost in q day; how shrewd men are ruined
in Wal street; how countrymen are swindled
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.blackmailed; how dance halls and concert "a
looms are managed; low gambling houses and
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this work. 1t tells you about the mysteries Of
New York, and contains spicy life sketches Of
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The largest commission given. Our 81 page
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plication. For full particulars and terms ad-
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j. B. BURR & CO.,
fel3 . Hartford, Coma
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COTTON PLANTERS READ THIS.
Cotton will now be picked from the
balls on the bush by Machinery.


This ingenious machine consists Of simply a
metallic tube or hollow arm, provided with fn-
gers like the human hand, that rapidly pick the
cotton from the balls, and pass 1t quick Is
thought through the hollow arm into a sack
swung from the shoulder, 1t can be operated
very rapidly and has the capacities of the hu-
man hand many times multiplied-doing the
work Of FIVE or six men, and does it better,
picks no dirt with the cotton, does not crush the
staple, or ipjure the 6bre, and any one with no
skill and little labor can use II.
1t is all metal, simple. neat, strong, durable and
cannot get out Of order.
1t is small and light, and convenient to han
die, the operator stands erect, and without
STOPPING or reaching up picks every pod on the
bush. -
1t Is wonderfully simple, and ranks among
the great labor saving machines Of this age .!
progress, and will soon become the indispens.
able companion Of the cotton gin and the press
on every plantation. The price places it with
in the reach Of all.
Price, $40 90. Send post office order OF
draft on New York and the mrchine will be
promptly sent by express or shipped rs directed.
COTTON PLANTERS LABOR SAVING co,
juhe2e-sm. a. Barclay st., N. Z.
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AGENTS WANTED

To cell the only Unabridged Complete PEG.
pies Eiition of C%0SYBEARE 4 HOWsONs
LIFE AND EpIgTLEg or
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DAILY AND WEEKLY
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Terms Tor 1859

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One week payable 10 carrier or sgt. as
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for every twenty subscribers thereafter. Aoopy
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Additions can be made 70 the clubs Al all
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the times, in every case, 10 expire with the club;
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Remittances can be made at our risk when
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The surplus is small and does not
offer much of q field for selection,
but will keep off anything like a
cotton famine until the crop comes
in. Turning to Great Britain, an
analysis of stocks, estimated receipts
aud delivries, shows a probable stock
on hand October 1st, 1869, of 470,.
600 bales, whereas on the 10th ult.
the stock was $4,000 less than at
the corresponding date last year.
The consumption of cotton on the
Continent of Europe, they say, has
not varied materially from that of
the previous year. The direct impor-
tations have been larger, and less
has been drawn from England. AT
the present price of cotton, it is ar
gued there IL n loss In producing
nearly all the standard and common
varieties of cotton.-This can only
be changed and the manufacture O
cotton goods made profitable by the
introduction of skillful laborers from
the hives of Asia, and the free us,
of fertilizers and labor-saving ma
chlnery, The coming laborer ant
a reconstructed country, encourag,
the hope that the South will sool
regain supremacy in the production
of cotton, and her people become
prosperous and happy, and free a
the waves that wash her tropica
shores.--V icksbarg Times.
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u. IT.. SHORT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
P,k.H.OL.S MISS.

win practice in the various Courts of the
District, the High Court OF Errors and Appeals
at jackson, and the Federal Court at Oxford.
Julyl7-ly
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The Cotton supply.

The National Association of Cot
ton Manufacturers and Planters,
met in Boston on the 18th inst, and
read a very interesting report rela-
tive to the supplies and consumption
o cotton. According to the figures
submitted, the manufacturing world
has a visible and probable existing
supply, up to October, larger than
last year, with which to meet a
smaller consumption. AS our space
is limited, wcmako synopsis of the
data submitted, as follows
UNITED STATES.
Total supply to June ls, 1869. bales, 2 400, 900
Less exports Foreign. bales, ! 100000
Stocks. ....",.".". .95,O 900
--l ,497 900
Taken by Northern Spinncrs 500, oOC
Add Receipts overland to Mills partly
estimated ....,."." ,0OO
Taken from this crop by Northern
Spillnets. '..s''.'.''''' ooV,Uu
Taken in 1868 about. ..,".........,, 900 90
Estimated further requirements for
home use and export to October Is,
lOOc ssssss's4..s''s'ss 'ss..s.'s.sss'' lu0,uu
Supposed available supply for same
1880
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Resume-Total supply.""".""."..2,52 $3.50
Total wants. -.."...""."m,2,5l2,0 100
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-14

supposed it would surprise most people q
the new editor, Mr.y.B1GELow, of the.New
York Times, whose surprises run in an op-
posite direction. When the New York
Judge ordered the releaseofs PRATT because
the crime of which he was charged was not
one against the United States, the Tunes
said it would be greatly surprised II the
Federal Government did not take q dliier-
cnt view. Now as the Judge stated an un-
deniablc fact, the surprise of he lmesthat
would he aroused if that fact were not de-
nicd by the Federal Government IS unique :
But we live in strange times, and the capa-
biiitv for strange surprises may extend IN
the North o long way outside Of Mr. B1GE-
1ow's sanctum. Time was when had the
bavonet been introduced to quiet the CIVIL
authority and put a new construction upon
wcll-established law, the country would
have risen as one man TO invcigh against it.
But a change has come over us. The blGE-
Lows are quite a numerous family we
fear
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E1EEEe,

DEED,
At the residence OF her Son-in-law, T j. Bul-
lock. on the 18th instant. Of consumption, Mrs.
MARGARET II. MITCHELL, in the forty-eighth
year Of her age.
Her funeral win be preached At his residence
THIS AFTERNOtN at ha!i-past ! O'CLOCK.
Friends and acunaintanccs Of tie family are. re-
specially invited TO attend without further notice.
At IA O'Clock 4. NJ. on The 18th instant, HAIR
RET PEARL, infant daughter of Benjamin L:
and Martha r. Kcdford, aged nine months and
fourteen days.
Farewell my little Pearl, dear one. farewell.
God strengthen nc, | pray,
To bear the grief. endure The pain,
TIL | am called away.
sad Is the house and the hours
Since thy sweet smiles are gone.
But. Oh. Il brighter home than ours,
IN Heaven. Is now thine own.
ON Friday, August 18th, ri . o'clock A. NJ. Mrs.
LUCY b., wife Of james Is. Cowlcs, In the forty.
nth year of her age.
licr funeral will take place THIS Saturday,
MORNING at II o'clock from the residence Of hct
husband, on Grace between Twcnty-flfth anc
Twcnty-sixth streets. The friends and acquaini'
anccs Of the family arc respectfully invited tc
attend.
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The Springs Season.

Never before were 80 many people IN the
mountains of Virginia. 1t is believed that
all the Springs will do q good business the
nrcsent season. The White Sulphur has
bccn overrun for two weeks past but the
grand fancy ball of the season being over
it is supposed that the company will thin
of sufficiently to give q plenty OF lodging
room.
The season has been very cheerful, ana
an uncommonly large number Of new tacea
have appeared in the mountains. FROM
this time the number Will yearly increase
if the keepers of the Springs will increase
their means Of accommodation, and conduct
business on q liberal scale.
The fancy ball of the season ought to be
rot I'D with more dclibcration. The day
for this great festive occasion ought to be
fixed so carly that preparation might be
ample. Every induccment and opportunity
should be afforded to invite new charmers
and new notabilitics to enter the arena.
People get tired OF WORKOUT names and cx-
haustcd dramatists. The form and tone
that have been assumed by these fanciful
nublic celebrations have given birth to pub
lie expectation, not to gay n public claim,
upon the participants. and it will not do to
put off the gay world with reproduced con-
ccits that would hardly endure one nights
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sIrYrsIER

UUGUENOT SPRINGS, POWHATAN
IL COUNTY. vA.-This old and popular water
ing-pIace flocated five miles from Coalfeld sta
ton. on the Richmond and DaDyilie raiiroad) has
been thoroughly reftted and furnished, and Offers
unusual Inducements to visitors.
The waters are sulphur, chaIybeate, and alum,
and are Of acknowledged efficacy. The sulphur
baths arranged for either. hot or cold, plunge Or
shower are In perfect order.
The location Is very desirable-fn an airy,
healthy country. The lawns ard walks are well-
The proprietors pledge. themselves that tie
FARE AND ACCOMMODATIONS SHALL BE
UNSURPASSED,
It's low rates OF charges, convenience to Rich
mond, and the facility with which IL can ba
reached, will IL To those desiring q
summer residence for their families.
Rould-trip tickets from Richmond to the Springs
and return can be had ut the ticket Office Of the
Richmond and Danviic railroad. Price, $l.75. A
comfortable omnibus always In waiting upon the
arrival OF the trains.
CHARGES 81 per day, Sl2 per week. or $40 per
month. Children under twelve years Of age and
" 2S-lm SORYELL, COBB & co.