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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-04-29
FURNITURE! FURNITURE !
l.. S. TAYLOR

%SgyZ Would announce to the public that he has
constantly on hand at his warerooms at the
EkE5N. W. COR. THIRD & sHIpLEY SITS,
in the
City of Wilmington,
large assortment Of furniture of every variety and
style, consisting of Bedsteads, Bureaus, Sofas
Chairs Tables. Mattresses and other goods In great
variety.
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A., CENTREyILLE, DEL, Jan. qs ls6o
N M. Robert Atkinson-Dear Sir: The Plastic sIa,s
hool which you put on for me In June 1855 answers
every purpose for which roof Ia intended II b,.
heher run nor cracked is perfectly sound and bsrs
as Slate ifef and think from all appearances Il vii
asl ss long as new Building feel confident Of II
and applied. Yours Respectfully, 4'Aus
A III nIYn,r
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H1M@3K@H40 HUAU LINN.
FALL ARRANGEMENT
On AND AFTER MONDAY, OCTOBER sth. 1868
Passenger Trains will run as follows until iurthet
notice -
All trains SUNDAYS excpntod
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Chancery Notice.

tHE State OF Mississippi, Pamela county. In
the Chancery Court Of said county. At rules
oe'oFe the clerk OF SAID court at his Office In
inc own OF faaola, on this the LIST day OF Oc-
.ooea, =: u, 1869
No, 251.l
Robert Long ct AL va. lvcrson Vaughan ct
ms..,
Upon anuavlt me- IN this case, u appearing
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STATE OLE MISSOURI

"iA,hof NloSooh, L.,
'n' No 'oeNfTo F or' LOUIS
""' '@n".au,, rteslueh' pro, tenn, and
Nu,n,i lin insnr.nea r,""s W ,Auas
h,in~ s"snrai,, Oompa"l VI ~ Louis,
,,,hA a. hin'eaI @"o 1,Poss anu say, ana
stan,;oI,s AM ~ uns' une 'orVsoihg ssao-
sS ,W, " ,u,,, 'ue, una correct statement OF
hooks of the same, that ,bc salJ tns,aoaao
Company is the bona ido owner Of ,hS ass",s
invcstcIa AZ boe,rn s,,,oJ of ,aLt.I ~ Hese"
pal portion of that invested n rc,l cs,a,a ~
curity Is unon unencunhcrcd nronor,r ;n a..
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Our Washington Correspondence.
AsniNeTos CRY, d.. c
Nov. 10 1860 /

WASHINGTON CRY, ID. G.,
Nov. ~ 1869.
The number of letters forwarded
fsom the Office of tho Postmaster
General during the past fiscal year,
was over 10000, aud the number
received was in excess of that-num-
Der. During the same year there
were II 100000 blanks sent by mail.
The numier of Offices connected
with the revenue department emit.
tied to the Thanking privilege is
400. 1t is estimated that an ap-
preparation of S25, 900 would be re-
quired for meeting tho postal en-
penses of this bureau, should Con-
gress determine to abolish the frank
Ing p~riycledgc. lion. Robert J.
Walkers death yesterday was from
general debility. Mr.. Walker oc-
eupied quite q prominent place in
the political world since 1885, when
he defeated lion. George Poindex-
ter as United States Senator from
Mississippi. lie was Secretary Of
the Treasury under President Polk.
lie was appointed Governor Of
Kansas " President Buchanan,
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The political discussion on Mon
day last between Maj.J. j. Woiford
mud Col. Geo. Il. Harris, opposing
candidates for Congress and Capt.
Avery, the Independent candidate
tor tho same position, was attended
ed by quite u large crowd of white
and black people from the county,
and the impressions made upon the
minds OF the people were very fully
~cxpercssed IN our hearing.
Col. Harris opened the discussion
and his speech was principally a de-
tense OF his course in going with the
Radical party and the excuse that
lie gave for leaving the ranks of his
own people with the carpct-bag
office holders was lame and unsatis.
factory to tho minds of his old
friends, and they were compelled to
ieel Z degrecof pity for the uutortu.
nate course that Col. Harris had
taken in joining the radical ranks,
le't could not give him any support
or countonance in lis course.
Maj. Wotford was sarcastic and
cutting in his remarks against the
"Bitter Enders' and won mucl,
praise for his industry aud zoal ia
his efforts to win the cause to which
thcrcspectablo portion OF the citizens
efthcS State are pledged.
Capt. Avery made some remarks
and attcmptcdt to impcach the record
Of Maj. Woifard by reading some
document that he had published to
the citizens Of the district, when
Maj, W. arose and pronounced Capt,
Avery al infamous liar, whercupon
some difficulty arose but no one was
hurt and the crowd refused to hear
Avcry further in his remarks and
broke up leaving him without an
auditor. lHA ls'
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Executors Notice.

nv virtue Of a decree Of the Probate Court
OF lalobasha county, Stated Mississippi, made
at the November term thereof, the undersigned.
executor Of William ihlhart, deceased, will, ON
Monday the aoth day Of December, A, d., 1859,
proved 10 sell 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
on the Promises, four miles abovc the mcutn OF
Coldwater, Pamela county the following real
estate: Lots |, =, Q, Z, 3 aud ~, section IS,
aud lot 10, section :, all in township ~, range
| east.
WILLIAM NJ. DuBARp,
noyao-St Executor.
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Public Npeaking.

j. Wolford, our candidate for
Congress, and j. A. Polk will nd
dress the citizens of Pamela county
on the issues of the day, at the fol-
lowing times and places:
At Popc's Station, Thursday,
November 25th.
At Eureka, Friday, November
Goth.
At Como, Saturday, November
9th.
At Peach Creek, Monday, Nov,
Goth.
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coined ami congratulated upon he
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that whom 1ie C0ugrcs ot the nlun
try meeta .hey .S teach Mt Bout
well that hoH mott n whole Bcpub
irH parry, nor can be- allowed to
dictate in the different State.
what is the test Of party fculty
Those of the Radicals here who DO
moi desire tn lace the consequences
of conservative succcs.in Mississip-
pi, lao,cs and fishes being the prime
REASON, have proposed, in view Of
The certainty OF Alcorn's defeat, that
the administration announce that
they look upon the election IN Mis-
sissippi about being held as local
difference between Republicans
both being equally in harmony witt
the administration oil General Grant
The views OF Judge Jcilords viii
regard To mon and things politically
in Mississippi, given when he wai
here to Republicans, has had IL gooC
effect IN view OF recent events, tllt
working of things that othcrwis,
would be difficult to understand il
now from his previous explanation
clear as MONDAY. The politica
situation n your State is thorough,
comprehcudcd, hence the immcns'
sympathy for the cause of conscrva
tism.
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Sheritf,s Sale.

By virtue of a writ Of execution to me di.
rected by the Circuit Court Of Deso,o county,
Mississippi, in the case Of T, W. White vs.,
Amanda Atkinson ct. MI, issued the 2nd day OF
November, 1869, | will, on Monday the 3D. day
Of January, 1870, in front of the Court House
door in the Town Of Pamela. Offer for sale at
publie auction to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described property, to-wit: Lot
No. IL in block B., and block c, IN the town Of
Batesville, together with the Residence and
shop now occupied by A. ]. Brow
der. Sale within Lawful hours.
We. MCGOWAN,
novs0-iw Sheriff.
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Administrators Sale.

ny virtue Of q decree of the Probate Court
O pesoto county, Mississippi, made at The
september term thereof, 1859, the undersigned.
es administrators Of the estate of ]. C. Wait
deceased, will sell on the premises, on
the 18th day of December, 1869, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following described
iand, lying in the county Of Pamela, Missis-
fippi, to-wit, the northeast quarter Of section
thirty, township six, range seven, west.
R. L. WAIT,
hoVo-s', Administrator.
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1T haf ~ Hetiiaa nine. a#nihip seven.
lsnfa Ht aHl f%farian ~ fafih tfIf N section
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IT, WILLIAMSON.
v D. E1sEnuhutgH COMMUNICATION
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Avv.rAou' l. The only cu pny which guarantees on each and every policy a definite
cash value after The payment Of The first premium
9 The only Company which gives policy holders the advantage Of The Massachusetts non
ofdtnP law offer the payment ofhs first premium.
o.. The dividends are declared annually upon the Contribution Plan, and are made from the
start ut postponed until the lapse Of many years @n several compnis.
4 Alrsks are cearhly selected and its dealings with policy holders are equhabeandj lust
D.. It's rs hheral in the conducted hH business as Is consistent with the safety OF the insured
G. The policies issued by this company combine the advantages offered by all companies
whhoutnny Of their objectionable features
l. The policy holders have the advantage Of the all cash, Ms we'll as the loan plans
{. All crh policies may become self sustaining by the operation of dividends
0 Losses IN this company are paid promptly, aud any information given to all interested
parties.
10 It Issues all the popular styles of policies including the Ten Year Nou-Forsing "En.
ldowuent' and "Inshnment Policies
II. Thirty days grace allowed in the payment Of nnewal premiums, during which time the
policy Is kcptn full force and should the assured die within that period, the company yn nav
the full amount Of the policy. -
IL. No restrictions on travel or habahon.
10. All policies noniorhimhe from date If issue
CHRLES A. MANTZ, President.
LR MACBETH, Secretary. JIG. DE. Special Agent SH POPE, General Agent fr
Mississippi Columbus Mississippi. Coz. SAN PETE, Da J.H CALDWELL, Agentsn Panola
ICouy.
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N o tice.

The undersigned, Commissioners appointed
by the Board of Police to take the census Of
colored children between the ages of seven and
eighteen, for nm equal division of the county
school fund, make the following appointments,
where they invite every person interested in
said census TO meet said Commissioners and
furnish the names Of all the children between
the ages OF sevea and eighteen, and the town.
ship in which they reside: At Pleasant Mound.
November 9Th and 9th; llowe's Plantation
Nov. 18th and 18th; Peach Greek, Nov. 10th.
Sardis, Nov, 10th and 10th; Robina, Nov. 2sd:
Bynum Greek, Nov. 18th; Nuts Shop, Nov.
21thi Pamela, December LIST and ID; Como.
November 10th and 18th; Longtown, Nov
10TH Star Place, Nov. 18th and 18th; pope's
Station, Nov. ed; Haynes Mill, Nov. a4tb.
s%pringport, Nov. 2eth; Eureka, Nov. so,h.
], n. AGKER,
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For the Legislature.

We arc authorized to announce IS a candi-
datcior too Legislature, D, r. BLANKENSHlP,
and for eur authority append the following
neticc; H,
"R 4. Blankcnship Is candidate for the
Eegisiatufe,--rut In the field, fully endorsed
and earnestly recommended, by his many
friends.
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stockholders Meeting

The Stockholders Of the Mississippi 1 Ten.
nesse Railroad are hereby notified that The
annual election for Directors to serve the en-.
Sung year, will be held at the Peabody Hotel
Memphis, Tenn, on Wednesday, November
loth, at II o'clock, a. N.
s. II. LAMB,
"''W Secretary.
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OUR SECOND STOCK
-OF-
and WINTER GOODS!
POWELL y WALL,
2&7ssyTttx. r1's1seTT71
1&T1sy1tsE. H1islss1771

uta customers ai ts public generally Gre informed ~ ihs sotee
iha oaf stock i ns fob aBd complete IN al The lines of ggods W which
we leh
by 0opds, Dress Gools. Motions. Cohiag. Cloths. Jeans and
ttatneres Iiat. Caps, liooas and Shoes. Saddles, BRIDES and liar.
tlarlwafe, Tinwafe, Gaa and Qreeaswafe. And In our Greefy
Store w have . fall line IT Staple ahd Fancy Groceries. which We re-
specifically ihyhe al 70 edtnne We are resolved upon making prices
That will meet the wishes u those who Iatronike ne
POWELL 4 WALL.
noyg m latesviile Mississippi.
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Sherif's Sale.

By virtue of a writ Of execution to me d.
rected by the Circuit court of Pamela county,
Mississippi, in the case Of James s. Woods Us
E. G. Baker, ! will, on Monday, the 18th day
of November, 1869, in front of the Court-house
door, in the town of Pamela, offer for sale al
public auction to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described land, lying and being
in said county and known and designated as
follows, to-wit; the southwest quarter Of sec
ton fifteen, township nine, of range sir, levied
on as the properly of said E.. G. Baker t~osatisfy
said execution and costs% Sale within lawful
hours. W. c. MCGOWAN,
oct9-5t. Sheriff.
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ADVERTISE NENTS.
To Candidntcs.

No candidates name will be announced IN
this paper unless paid for in advance. The
charges for announcing will hc--lur State and
District officers, $40; County, $40; Beat, So.
Tickets, and NIL printing, cash.
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Sale Of Valuable Residence Lots
In l2atesyille, MissiSsiupi.

Will, on lt day Of December next, sell to
highest hiodr., Ten Residence Lots %Nontiug on
Oxford Road, | acre front 4 acres back, includ-
ing 4 acres each.
ssH" Tcra' TO suit purchasers.
4, u, POWELL.
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For the LegiSlAture.

We are authorized to announce Rev. J. W.
BATES as u candidate to represent the county
Of Pamela in the lower brunch of the mex,
Legislature.
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The amount OF capiAl stock is....oSl5O, 600 90
Amount of capital stock paid up IS. 1850, 10000
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The Most Progressive aud Advancing tempany In The World.
Atlas Mutual Life Insurance Company t!

Home Office " NE Company Souhrct Corner Ohe and FIN Streets, 81.
L0ub, Missouri. Assds, Sspt |, 1869, nearly 100000.
Orr 400 Policies EUud
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Sick headache and Indigestion arc
cured by Brazier's Liver Cordial.
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Carriage and Wagon Material.

Springs, Axles, Iron, bolts, Spokes, Hubs, Eel
Ices bodies, Cloths, pamask, Euameled Leath-
or and Duck, White Lead, Oil Paints and Var
nish. Nllf which are offered at low prices.
All kinds Of Repairing deac in the hes,
manner. novl3.Sm
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CHAPMAN 3 WRIGHT,
Long Creck, Mississlnpi,
Dealers IN Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. natz ues.
nets. Hardware. Glassware. a-assuswsrsf
Saddles and Brides. Drugs Guns. &C.

= tender our fhaaks 10 gaf sant Customer lt tat aa..l
leiloeags sI weud respectfully as them a@d tbs Table fsnst.n,s ~
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-25

We acknowledge the obligations OF the
political press 10 support the principles and
policy OF lis party, as well as the corollnry
to uphold and dcnad It's Official agents and
recognized stSndard-bearers IN all legitimate
n,-ucrs. -hcn attacked by political enemies
or k-own traitors from within. But II does
.ot follow from this that We arc to assume
an attitude OF attack and defence relative to
new matters in dispute, involving charges
of wrong and corruption, tho truth Of which
We do not know, the anlmus OF which has Its
source between contenllng parties in our
own ranks, of equal character and standing.
This Is condition Of things which has 10
analogy In the system of warfare usually
pursued by eontending parties, having no
principles In common, aud hence Is not to I've
governed by the same rules. There is q GER
tain degree Of retlcencc JustiGable here,
which would not be, perhaps, under other
circumstances. There are also mutual
rights involved, each Of which are entitled
TO the sane resrccti and complex interests
of equal standing, neither Of which has any
right TO override the other. Personalities
may he mingled, as necessary Incidents.
With these, under such conditions, We have
nothing to dol at least, until evidence shall
determine the points Of dispute.
Further, we are equally frank to declare
that we do not conceive Il to be the duty of
the party press to suppress important or In
teresting intelligence concerning such mat
tiers about which the general public have a
common INTEREST," and If at any time, in our
desire to meet the public demand for more
light, In seeming disregard Of mere partisan or
personal interests, we cylncc any lack of that
extreme personal magnetic Influence, which
ties up TO persons or rings, right or wrong,
with ungucstionlng adhesion, It should be
understood that 1t Ia not from any prcdispo-
sltion 10 turn the cold shoulder, but because
we do not forget our own personality, while
we recognize corresponding sense of self
respect, In distinction from our personal sur
roundings.
We believe In certain principles, which In
their application underlc all political as
well as moral action, which 1t Is unsafe aud
imPolitlc 10 overlook. These principles
teach US that the ZANE things which under
NN''N'NNaN 'AAN ulN FNlEuullhcu us NIODB
and unauthorized, cannot under Republican
rule be at once transformed Into Just and
righteous acts. They teach as well that any
departure from commonly received modes Of
procedure In the investigation Of alleged
wrongs Is damaging to those who practice
1t, and bad policy for any party to pursue or
uphold. Hence VIC have no defence for 1t
80 &. Il.
7a!esHe 10 such strategy. We believe ii is
!mpo.!It, and cannot fail to iDJure any
pAFty That approve. of i. 1t lie quite Imma-
triA! who, ~hcn, N where, tho came result
vii f1llDv. !sN.. It'll remain true that a
hanf' 0psbi told c"n'.'Iont policy Is the
bssi oos 70 P1rs1s under OIL circumstances,
I,4 In the long Fun vii aggregate the most
.,sss8os 70 IL t1Wp't, "a open handed,
-, ~ eysfss IL shat j. 1ar'sI 10 politrru
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'. J. nuRrAaH . Editor and Proprietor
READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE.
THE CHEsAPEARE PORTS ASD
THE GREAT WEST.

Nunt tue hudson Is TO the Middle states
the Chesapeake bay Is TO the Great West.
A line drawn due west from Point Lookout,
the mouth Of the Potomac, passes through
the following, Wis Virginia, West Virginia,
Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kan
sas, Utah and California-niue States and
Terdtorics-to which Maryland may be
added. A line drawn from Georgetown
west would cross southern Ohio, In addition
10 the above. A belt Of country described by
lines westward-onc from Norfolk and one
from Baltimore-would embrace the most e.
the area Of all these States, and include all
Of the Ohio river below Parkersburg and the
great cities Of Cincinnati, Louisville, 81.
Louis and San Francisco, together with
Cairo and the Kansas cities. But the natural
water system Of the great valley would add
to this broad belt through the heart Of the
West all the States northward which drain
Into the Mississippi river. This noble bay
seems expressly formed to receive and de-
liver TO the world an inland commerce the
grandcst under the sun, at It's numerous and
excellent harbors, free throughout Its In
dented shore line from all dangers and OBJ
structions, open the year round, heal.hfnl
and calm. Sending its tides, like prehensile
organs "r in'o inc auJacch' ianu' 3" mum
plies its ports all over the eastern slope Of
Virginia and Maryland, on the James, the
York, the Rappahannock, the Potomac, the
ratuAen'' anu humoerless smaller arms
Such is the region which might become
one vast mart oil trade Nihin whose pre-
eihe's MI nations might ultimately recognize
commercial capital oil tue world. FROM
'no nou'h Vi INC Susluehahha 10 inc NOUN
Vi hh1aoetn river draw curved line cross
ins 'ne '''eans respectively ~ inc hcad OF
'lu,,"a'.i' auu 'nis ihe wouid DC IN the
mum VI ,He '"st .'"ue u'''r''' referred 70
io' ii "ou'u man 'ne "'''i power VI cue"
e''e'' , , ,t-. ~ '"C "Se' W SUI
~ "' - ~ VI. ""'
" n Wv
'"oen h'ellnonu' freue''eN'ou'S "'u WASH
lhs'on' iet INC sea CAL 10 thc mountains anu
the mountains call TO the rivers oil tue west
The boy is oorn-yea, he has voted at an
eIeetion-Who may see ten millions oil people
between the Blue Ridge and the Chesapeake
Bay. such we now sec in the country be-
tween Boston and Baltimore Aud whence
came their numbers and their riches Tho
answer Is In word. The West crosses
their bridge to buy or TO SELL 10 go or 10
come. put we nave seen that thc very oody
Oh the "cst Is Just oehind u.s. ana VIII
shof'Iy como 10 the chesapeake as naturally
us port as ancient Aiekanaria was 'he pon
OF Eg!P' 'no great A''anuc anu MN
sissipp' wafer communication CONNECTING
james river WIN inc ONO DC MADE as IS
no" oes.un1ns W w aN'oea'eu III 'i' p,'os
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