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The combined Exhibition OF the New Eng
land Agricultural Society and the Maine
State Agricultural Society. is to be held at
Portland. Maine. commencing on the 9Th
Of September. next, and continuing four
days. The exhibition of Horses. Neat
Stock. sheep. Swine AMI Poultry. will be
held on the grounds of the Forest City
Park, which are to be greatly enlarged for
the occasion; and the display Of Agricul-
tural. Hor.ic lltnrsl. Mechanical. Manufac-
turers,' and Miscellaneous Articles. IN the
new City Buildings, Congress 81.
The arrangements for III. Exhibition
are to be made on the most uensivc scale.
aud the Indie .,tions alrestiy promise one OF
the largest Exhibitions OF the kind ever
held In New En- :lanJ. Pamphlet copies
Of Premium List. containing Instructions
To competitors. and can b. hal Oh ap, lea {.
ton to Cot. DANIEL NEEnu,u. Ba.ton
Mass. or SAMUEL l.. BoARpMAN. Augusta.
Nc.
The local officers 1t tho Exhibition. are
Samuel L. Raymond, Of West brook
General Superintendent Of - "a nd.; Col.
Charlie. d. Merrill OF Portland. Chicf Mar
shall; How. Samrel WATSON. OF Ellsworth.
Superintendent Of Hail; IL. Honor Mayor
Putnim. Israel washburn. Jr.. q n. :. J.
Anderson. Hon. :. r. Spring Hora,io A.
Jose Gen. Geo. r. Shepley. Gen. john
NJ. Brown. of Portland. aud John +.
Anderson. of South wtndhani. Committee
90 Receipt on: Mes-r.. Ennch Knight and
Geo. -. Guss tlnmiii-" of tire Press Ia
provide fer tho entertainment ut the repre-
sentstiv-s 81 n" press from broad.
Farmers Meetings are 10 be held during
the fir-t thrr. evening. ~ the exhibition.
at which the following subjects will BE-
presented tor discussion:
Tsesidy. .SeJs. .fh. The EIuraii"n tor
Farmer: To be opened by Prof VI. &
Fcrnald. Principal OF STATE inin- rial
school Orono. Ne
/ HssiaesJay. Sgt. SA- Insects Injurious
to Vegetation, TO he opened by DIR. Geo.
Il. Lorng. Prcsid mt 81 New England Az
/ :icuitural SOCIETY. Salem. Mass.
7hmsiay. ScTs. sh. The Disease. Of
/ Animals To he opened hy Dr. :. II.
/ rukesbnry. OF Portland Ne.
All farmers are invited 10 be present and
take part la the discussions.
Tire Ann al Addre IS |. 10 be Jeliv red On
Friday. sept. 10Th. nv Ills ESccll-ncy, J.
l.. Chamberlain. Governors Of all the
state. are 10 be invited 20 be present,
A reduction 81 iai.-- and freight rates ON
the principal Inns ofiransoortaiiun In New
England' IL being negotiated AMI the "a ~
liberal Inducements will DO offered 10 eN-
hlbiiors.
All enirics must be made with samuel T.
Rosrdman Secretary ~ Maine state Agri-
cnltlral Society. Augusta. Ne. and parties
Intending To enter live stock. OF any de-
sc.iption. must make application al least
tIro ,escts before the opening of the FNhi-
bition. that proper accommodate ons NAV
be proved for them.
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Wild Cats.

Its estimated that upwards Of fifty sheep
snd lambs were killed by wildcats in Surry
last year. Many Of the farmers have TO
house their sheep every night to protect
them against their depredAiions. They are
powerful creatures. more than Q match,
for all. but the largest sized dogs. These
animals arc becoming quite too numerous,
and the State should Offer liberal bounty
for their destruction.
The Jozes are becoming q little too plenty
aud familiar. ~ there nyasions upon our
PouItfy yaros, Dear witness. 8.
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PHILADELPHIA,
OFF'I( Frs

herr the general bushes. 81 the Company T.
transacted. aud a. which ali general correspond.
should he addressed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-01

CLARENCE u. CLARA. President.
JAY CncnE, Chairman FINANCE anil ENrrntlt z
Committee.
HENRY - COOKE. iics-rrrsidenf.
EMERSON w-FkET. secretary AMI Actatry.
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AND ofhhL,
Bees
b.es

Particular attention paid ~ repairing all lind,
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Thi- Company offer the following advsntaSc.
Il ia National COMPANY, chartered ny 'pco
act Of Congress. i~as
1t ha. pald-up sp,tai Of / 0sa@si
Il offers how rates Of prs'niuai.
II furnishes larger Insurance than oth., ,ppla
ME. Tor the naa, IS.
II 3. drhnA,c anil certain IN lfs terms
His.a homo company 10 even iorallt,
IT. policies arr rSrnp, from attachment
Thsr" are no unnccc~-ary rrstrtctnn- IN The
policies.
Every paHcy IA non-fori-i,abte
Policies may be taken whicf pay to the la-arc-l
their full amount, and return all the premiums ~
ihatthe Insurance cost. oniy thr Interest ou tha
snasa pAyncais
rolcsr. may be taken that will pay ID thc iusut.
cd after certain number Of years. during Hls. an
annual income Of on~-ten,h thu anlonnt nasn-i IN
tho policy.
>o extra rair charged f,r ri.t4 upan The t,-.
% fcmair
itin.urr-. nos to pay dIviicad, 10 poiie, aall-
ere bu. at - los cost that dividend. Will M ita.
possibc
Circulars, Famph,et. and run par,srulars .1,cn
application 70 the aranch onie. q thr canapa.
ny. or to
ROLLINS 4 CHANDLER rraant.' ~.
.ehAnxc. state street. Boston.
General Ag~uts for New England
up TtCkER. Manage
Merchspt.' Exchange. state st.. Boston.
LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED 10
every City and Town; aud applications
from competent partie, for such agencies
With suitable endorsement. should br adj
dressed 10
JOSEPH " FEEESE
Ban or Ne
Special Agcni Tor Pcuob>rut aul Han
cock Counties. Tvs
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Claim Age ICY,
ELLSWORTH. NE

~ iN1 oeen engaged for several YEAR, IN ne
LAIN Agency. IN prosecuting claims 81 Washihs
soh u. ~, in the various departm. nts and having
become familiar with the most expeditions aeth-
Oh Of establishing claims. now solicit the pat
fonage OF all who may mead my services present
ing claims upon the Government
Invalid soldiers made such bv wound. or DIS
esssl contracted IN the U >. service
widows during dow hood
IependsHt Mothers, whose hu sband having
serted them, and abandoned their support or wh7
are ply siealiy incapac1taed to support them hay
ing no other source OF income
Dependent Fathers where the Mother is dead
Orphans Children, Orphans Brother. and sister
uhder sixteen years are entitled 30 pensions.
oriei.al and additional bouniies back pay miT
~, ration money " lille prisoners nj Wsi
their heir- collected in the 81 priest pos sible .s
ner, no Charge Tor services rendered unless 'tt
cesafui.
A. y. BURNHAA.
Ellsworth July 21th 1.s.s 2-tj
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Hoeing Machine.

What farmer. ms under the melting ray.
Of burning sun. with hos in hand tie ha.
PERFORMED the >l,~ ani expansive. man
ual labor OF weetiig AL hoeins hi. corn.
beans. turnip. and p1tItp-., a. h- '..raiyht-
enel up To- re-t an az hing back, while hi.
eyes surveyed the ripe hing gr4s, suffering
20 be ''cIt, has noi prayed Il he h-ver
did before. Thar SOM - Invention m sh,
drop from the skies" to relieve him OF
this care and labor. Such AZ impleln cnt
whether in answer to these petitions we
knownot) we tl.ink We have found in Pe.tin
giiis Ca'tirdtor, Horss Hoe. For planting
or hocins ii il dec .eily superior to any
cultivator, or Horse Hoe, which we have
ever used Why fonr n. Proprietor akrer-
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VOLUME Is
Iesal 1otiees
Commissioners Notice.

WE the subs, ribers. having been appointed
the Hon Parker Tuck, Judge OF Probate n, .
Comfy Of Hancock, to receive aud e1am,n. N.
\ iaims of creditors to the estate Of
Joseph Delaittrc
late of Ellswa rth decess ed, represented inseiy.
do hereby give notice that six mobths are slI,,-.
To saii creditors 20 bring in and prove th.lr ets
and that we shall attend that service 1t the -
Of 4 h. Isrinkwater Esq NJ said Elswortb 2
the Ith DAY 81 July neat. and The I1th day OF =.
tssnher ne VI, Al ten o'clock A. VI. of each t,y
Ellsworth. June IIth. A. Il. iSe9
; Drnswaier
Wan. SSgaytbv
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Ala court 1T Probate hotdca al Backsp9rt r..
Ia snd tor the County 81 Hancock 90 TIE ri ~
ue4d4y VI MAY :. u. t~aa.
Ben lAmin III. Mace, administrator upon hr l.
tate 81
Joanna Sours late ai fremont
ia said County aerra<ed-havius presented d
Eir.t and dual account Gf Admin stratsag -
.Aid estate tot T. ohRtc
oman Il hat he said 'AdnYinistrs1s. -
hsstit' 'zitF'ff y" AZ ~ 49, 1880 4. "a CSS.
lnx copy ~ lhss order t. DE puhsishsi a-
weeks sucressiVVt5 la tsF kitswutfb krDsr..
printed IN Ellsworth that they may arp,,r .
PROBATE Court 80 De holden a. Bl+4n b. r
t4r.t Wv,tnc-ttav 81 Julv nest 10 tea n "A.
ciack ia thr forenoon. ant siy~N e4U-s it sar -
have why the sane should noS h. ai0awsd
Parser iseA Jsiss
4 trHe tapy Attest '.cn. \ Dyer ErE-'r
gWzt
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-08-21
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A ioung Man Murdered by Another
In Oakland, Mississippi.

Below will be found an account
OF one of the most diabolical mur.
ders that it has ever been our bad
fortune to chronicle. The murder.
ed man was 4 classmatc with ono
OF the editors of this paper, in the
law school Of the University If
Mississippi since the war, and his
high standing and fine sense, com
bincd with rare social Qualities.
rendered him one of the most pop
ular members of the class. and with
a deep sense of veneration for his
memory and sorrow for his untimclv
death will the sad news be borne to
the cars of his many friends and
associates:
The citizens of Oakland, on the
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad.
were greatly shocked, startled and
thrown into profound gloom, on
Monday evening last, by the murder
OF a young gentleman long a resi-.
dent in their mj1.t. aud un;v, r,,,,,.
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The University of Mississippi

OPENS on the 18th of September next. with IN,
same Faculty as heretofore. 1t has been IN
operation long enough for the public to have
tested its merits.
Its extensive and costly apparatus for the II.
Iustration Of the sciences its magnificent cah;.
ne' OF shells and minerals and those of the
State survey; a library of choice books com.
mod'c"s rooms trent free, and now undergoing
thorough repair its healthy location and acc
cessioiiityi its religious priviliges-regular scr.
vice In i've churches ia town and sir churches
being represented in the Faculty; the hiob
tone and moral character Of the a;an
population, and its unparalleled cheapness
should commend it to the patronage of ihose
who have sons to educate, especially tbose If
the surrounding country.
TERMS, IN ADVANCE,
Tuition in Literary Department, for an
r nu" $50 90
Tuition IN Law Department. ...... 20 no
For MEL SIS deposit for damages, S.. % 90
Beard private messing is abolished The
Trustees design employing a steward 10 mr..
chase and prepare provisions, at actual cost, tho
students furnishing the means. Board in mi,
vate families, washing and lights at moderate
No new student will hereafter he admitted
Of tuition.
The Preparatory department continues.
Textbooks iurni he'd al Il small advance a,
'oS'' J. ". HoWRY,
o1lorl Aus y. l5e2, sY,SI'aw
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Mississippi Land Directory,
M
Guide,

We desire to call the attention of land own.
ers to this work as an advertising medium.
1t embraces the counties OF Desoto, Pamela
Yalobusha and Tallahatchic.
II you have lands for sale, this Is truly the
most practical way that you can make that fact
known.
Upon the county map, which will be sectional
on a scale OF one mile to the inch, we propose
to color each tract that is for sale, so as parties
in search of land may see at a glance the par
tcular location of each tract offered for sale.
This map will be gotten up leach county sep.
aratelyl upon bank note paper, and folded into
the County Directory. The Directory will en-
brace as far as possible to obtain it with any
degree of reliability the address of the owners
OF the land in the county, the mercantile and
law firms, and all matters of any importance to
strangers who may desire to locate in the
county.
We do not desire your patronage as a matter
OF Direct profit to US, but as the work is intend
ed to show the country to strangers and invite
them to IL, we would he glad to have this as
surance given them--that lands can be bouobt
on very favorable terms. We ask your patron
age then that they may get this assurance d.
rectly from the owners of the land.
AS we desire to get The work out as early this
iall as possible, we request of those who arc dis
posed to do so, to send in the numbers of their
iald as soon as convegient to the agents Of the
county.
GIVE the township range and section, or frac-
uonal parts as the case may be, the class of land
offered, the class Of improvements, whether
hrst second or third, and the number of open
acres on each tract offered. Also the terms un-
on which you propose to sell.
We have nothing to do with the price Of your
land or the selling of it; we simply desire 10
locate 1t, class it, and give your terms and ad.
dress-thus giving land buyers who NAV see
tnis work an opportunity Of corresponding with
you.
TERsE; One cent per acre, unless you NAV
desire to sell TO an actual settler only, in which
case we ask half price, and have authorized our
agents to make very liberal reductions for this
class Of lands. ~
10 those who subscribe for the work we would
say feel under no obligation to take ii unless II
is a hrst class work In every particular.
We have no fears as to the sale of the work.
and intend to issue 5000 copies, but do no, de-,
sire to bind separately any more county editions
than the local demand will justify. The work
complete we expect to sell outside OF the State
ANY information that may be desired, not
embraced III this advertisement, will be cheer.
fully given by the agent Of the county.
W.. ]. BYsux, Horn Lake, Desoto County.
ohARLkY b. BOWERS, Pamela Pamela County. |
A. NJ. Brown, Water Valley, Yalobusha ca.
H. IREwotLER, Charleston, Tallahatchie,
County,
A. D. McGILL h co,
Long Creek, Miss.
oouRH-wEsTkRS PusLlsHlSe Co, Memphis.
iehneSsee' publishers. july24-6w.
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NE GOODS.
A $500 Greenback

vi luii value sent free To any Book AGENT
Agents wanted for Matthew Hale Smith new
book, NV"
Sunshine and Shadow in New
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A work rcplete with anecdotes and incidents
OF Lie in the Great Metropolis, being a Mirror
OF New York, rejecting the Secrets of the
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another sold and delivered 227 in Is days'
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II you wish TO know how Fortunes are made
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The Mammoth Oil.

we claim Tor this oil many merits over coal
or kerosene OIL among which are the following;
It is cheap,
II is cleaner, and leaves no grease on any.
lhing 1t may cont in contact with.
II does not scent or smoke the chimney.
IL makes a much better and softer light, and
a given quantity will burn as long as the same
Of burning fluid.
~ may De used in any of the coal oil lamps.
simply with the Coal Oil Mammoth Comet
burner, which is acknowledged by alto be the
best in use.
MARK CARTER
ow,, !. Peach Creek, Miss,
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Laying OF the Corner Stone OF
Springp0rt Lodge No. 30.

Whereas, During the civil war,
through which our country has
recently passed, there was a lawlcss
act, and n breach of all honesty
committed, by certain unknown
persons on the ancient and time
honorod fraternity of f. and A..
Masons in the premises of Spring.
port Lodge No. 90, held at Spring.
port, Pamela County Mississippi
And whereas, During said rcvolu.
tiop, a band of unknown rutians
did, without The common integrity
of human beings, or the fear of God
at heart, remove FROM said Lodge
aud destroy the Cornerstone there.
of, and all the memorials contained
therein ;
And whereas, Having communl.
Gated with the proper Grand Officers
OF the Grand Lodge of the State of
Mississippi to obtain, and having re.
ceived authority for the relaying of
said cornerstone from the NJ. w.
G.. Master;
Therefore Resolved, That said
cornerstone he replaced on Friday
the 10th day OF September next,
with all the attending forms and
ceremonies usually observed on such
occasions.
Resolved, That Sister Lodges are
respectfully solicited to Join with us,
and the Brotherhood generally invi.
ted to participated in these soiunnities.
Resolved, that the Secretary furn.
ish a copy OF these resolutions to the
PASoLA STAR for publication, Re-
questing' the Jackson Clarion and
Memphis Appeat to copy the same.
l.. B. LISTER,
L" D. BEANLAsp,
5. ID. POLLARD,
j. II. CALDWELL,
ia. KIRKPATRICK,
j.. A. JONES,
Committee.
\ INatr,,t..Z Il {
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alfafi Ien them aud entered
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tafl ilee wiHt shom he hal lust.
parted "efe surprised - hear loud
nrI angy words on the pact u IN
l''' Orcoftho number hasionoito
'ho door, and a. be- approached saw
w. l"H standing in front Of yoang
barHc who wa seated. with al
B7ot in lis hand and heard him
YOU must either take II
back or cSplaiu, or jour life 3. mine,
at The Same time presenting q reyol.
yer ready cooked. Barnes replied
70 Well, give me a chance to explain
It, on words to that effect. The
reply Was instantly followed by a
BY Dr. Lott, which took effect
Barnes body, and he fell from
chair aathough MORALLY wound.
The murderer continued to fire
rapidly, four chambers of the pistol
exploding, and the ball from each
'ntering the murdered mans body.
The remaining two chambers
jiled to 60 off from the caps snap.
ping.
Having exhausted his weapon,
Lott FASTENED from the office.
mounted his horse, standing near,
'nd, with the murderous weapon
till in his hand, escaped, those who
witnessed the bloodey deed being SO
shocked and startled as to have
made no effort at his capture. Up
last evening he was still at large.
The father of his victim has offered
a reward OF five hundred dollars for
apprehension, and officers and
others commenced a pursuit for him
yesterday morning.
Barnes lived but a short time after
he hooting,b being unconscious when
up, and past all mortal aid.
lie was unmarried. He served
faithfully as a sergeant in the
Mississippi regiment dur
Ing a part of the late war, and sub
,equently as a member of Captain
Menus Arkansas scouts. His muir
Ter has produced intense Indignation
ana horror among those who knew
nun, and vigorous efforts will be
madeto bring justice.
Ardldnche.
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Bow 'ho o'u'a uu BE- ...au haff
lan fHmst l.lobi plainly trace
'In manipula'Iau tb VI ppt II.
iNla continuation succeeded M Vis.
irfi / feared ibc wor.l ftsults
! ll'I tInt ruin hue laid Nc fonfda
.iiun Of % second wrfk In the South
when The fains ~ Goverumnni .han
be- riy'n lhe Democracy Their
professions ~ lose ror Me- Goterr
mcnt md for Grant are ]hypocritcal
they wish power. then thoir pur
poses will be- established Tho
colorcd people, IN spi'c Of an guar
onteos Wy the Constitution. viii be
prosecuted This viii drive them
from the state-our only labor viii
depart the Northern people. nnlca.
they shall PROSTATE Themselves 10
the demands Of Democracy. win be-
driven from the state hatred 10 the
general Government will then be
openly taught. The white children
Of the South are this day being
II contempt for the Govern
lncnt Of the United Statcs. | strive
the end Of these things, the
thought that they are to be pcrma.
established makes me sad.
1t was not, | beg to assure you,
was not to be the chosen lea
der. knew there arc others more
capable than /, | claim there arc
none more devoted, more true, but
more able. On my part there shall
be no strife. | ment only to say
that would not make, or be the
means of making n breach in the
Republican party. lean be Repub-
licnn without office. | wish for
success, to lay the foundation Of n
party in the bond of craftsmanship,
a party in harmony with the spirit
OF the age, one that will live, that
will give the vote in ~ and in '76
Tor the maintenance of Republicans
IN the South, one that by the exor-
else of Its manly power will forbid
the thought that the secession Dem
ocracy will again rule the State.
am glad to say that, while | sec
Tennessee writing in the grasp of
Democracy, Mississippi will be, |
believe, nevertheless, preserved
from the impending ruin. | saw
the evidences ofthis in Memphis, on
my way to this, when WoHord, sent
negotiate with mo for my support
If their ticket, n proposition which
| declined most emphatically to
entertain. They de6ed me when
they were in the hey-day Of their
No better proof of their ,
despair was needed than that they
call to me for help.
| find here that their doom is
scaled, that although Dentmay run,
the support of the Government will
be given to us. This is enough.
With reasonably sensible manage.
ment on the part of the Republican ,
the victory is ours.
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RICE, STIX & CO.,
Plantation For Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale the place on
which he resides, lying abou, FIVE miles north
west OF the town Of Pamela. The tract con-
ains near -four hundred acres, over half Of
which is bottom land about one hundred and
my acres in cultivation, also thirty to forty in
grass lots; large aud commodious dwelling,
WIN good office; clubhouse, stable, and crib,
almost new also good we'll, %cistcrn, and orch.
ard; II desired, corn, farming implements, and
stock OF all kinds will be sold with the place,
Terms, half cash, balance on one and two
years time.
augal-lm 7 HAWKING
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fall Trade.

IN few days We will receive a portion of
our Fall Stock, and our orders are out for ALI
classes of goods to meet the wants of the neo-
pie. AS a rule our terms are cash, but from
this time until LIST January we propose to sell
on n credit at our cash prices. Call ia.
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