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In Greenfield, Mass April B. at the residence Of the
brides father, Hon Wendell Davis by Roy Mr. Moore
Lieut. Comd'r c. T. CLARK, U. 5. n, and Miss MARIA
LOUISA DAVIS.
In Evanston, Fob. y, by Rev. W. q. Leonar Mr. IRA
BAssGrr formerly Of Barre, Vt, Organst Of the Fnh
Baptist Church, Chicago and Miss ISABEL BRACE OF Chi
ca 20, formerly Of st. Johns n. r.
In Fayston, tho sth inst, by Rev. j. H. Rabbit Of
Waitsfeld Mr. DwiGTr r sairn Of Dubuque, Iowa and
Miss EgoGKSG NJ. BorCE offayston.
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Special ilntinps.
CURE YOUR COLD.
JACKsoN's CATARRH SNUFF

AND TROcHE PONDER
A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY IN
caiaA' Helilohs Raj breath Hogssne,. Ultima. Bron
ehd', Cough, Dsqtass', &C.,
And all Disorders resulting from COLDS Ia
HEAD. THROAT AND VOCAL ORGANS.
This Remedy does not Dry up" Catarrh bu,
Loo'sHs III frees the head Of all offensive matter quickly
removing Bad Breath and Headache lay' and sooiA
the burHing Asai In Catarrh IS mud and arssa,s 10 IL
effects that 1t positively
II CURES WITHOUT sNEEzINGl Il
As TRocug Powder, Is pleasant to the taste. aud
never nouseaios when swallowed Instantly gives to the
Ftroli and Joeli OrgaHf
Delicious Sensation Of Goodness and Comfort
Is the best roies Tome In the world
Try IT, Safe, Reliable, and only 80 Cents
Sold by Druggists, mailed iroo, address
COOPER, WILSON a CO.. Proprs, Phna.
Wholesale Agents, q. c. Goodwin 4 Co.. Rust Bros A
Blfd' "; > Burr Co. Weeks Potter, Boston, Henry
Co. burlington, VI
Ar RET1iL BY DRUGGISTS ETERTFBERE
Nov. 0. ls6s. 3g7-daw
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ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER.
Rheumatism, Lumba Cold Feet Pain Of the Chest,
Of the Side, Bruises aad Accidents especially Of the
SPINE also chronic weakness or affection thereof Sore
Throat Naricose Veins and even in affections Of the
Heart this celebrated plaster has been found to afford
Immediate and permanent relief
Dr. J. W. johnson Of Hartford writes AT this mo-
ment Of writing man applies for one who by entange.
ment In the shan Of machinery had both his legs
spine severely injured and nearly year entirely
helpless This man found relief very soon by the appli
cation Of the Porous Plastors lie soon enabled 10
work, and now he labors vol as everr
Letter from DR.. Fuller of Peekskill.
Thoma' Aiooss & co.-tientlemeu Since my severe nc.
edent have used as application the bruised parts
your admirable Plaster.
II has had an excellent effect soothing while drawing
out the and sustaining and strengthening the
part upon which 1t Is applied. - FULLER
Peekskill, Oct :, 1865.
Alleoeks Porous Plasters are sold BY all Druggists.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, n Y 5a6a-daw
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lTsisgraPhsd EsPrsssy for FateAmsa STATE Journail
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAM RIDGE AND BRIGHTON.

Anouxr OF sroek AT MAREEr =
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NV YoRK, April 49,
IL is stated that Sicklcs has declined the
Mexican mission in favor Of the Spanish mis-
sion.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-11-27
Administrators Sale Of Lands.

By virtue Of A decree Of the Probate Court
Pamela county, State of Mississippi, rende red
at the June term, 1869, thereof, the nndersigr-
ed, administrator Of the estate Of John D.. San
ders. deceased. late of said county, will on the
10th day Of December, 1869 sell at public au !.
ton to the highest bidder, for cash, the follow.
ing described lands in P,nola county, viz; The
northwest quarter of section thirty-threc in
township six, range Ave, and one acre OF Of t-c
south. east corner Of the northeast quarter OF
section tairiy-two, same townsh p and range,
on which the gin house il located; and the fol-
lowing lands in Lafayette county: Two hun
ired and twenty acres in the boundaries, viz.
Beginning at the northwest corner of section
ahirty-four same town and range, thence soul
one ,huul!rtd and ten poles, thence east three
hundred and twenty poles to the east line o
section thirty-.onr, thence north one hundred
and ten ~polesio northeast corner Of section
thirtv-fur. thence west with the north line o
section thirty-fcur to the beginning. The land
will be sold subject to dover right OF the d
| .ei,nt.s widJw. Sale between the hours o
i2 o'clock N and 3 O'Clock P and on tn
PREMISES respectively.
SANFORD WILB0rRN.
noya0.5w Administrator.
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BALLou's MONTHLY MAGAZINE
We are in receipt OF this marvel
lousy cheap and handsome Maya
zine for December. Its table Of
contents is varied and charming,
embracing the usual fine variety OF
serials, sketches, stories, poems and
attractive engravings. The pub
fishers announce in the prospectus
for the coming year,'a serial story
for adults, by the popular Magazine
writer, james Franklin Fits, and a
juvenile serial by the young peoples
favorite, Horatio Alger, Jr. The
price of this periodical is a marvel
to everybody hundred page first
class illustrated Magazine for fifteen
cents, or $3.50 per year, is indeed
wonderfully cheap. Elliott, Thomas
& Talbot, Publishers, Boston, Mass
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N office.

The undersigned, Commits 'ioners appointed
by the Board OF Police to take the census of
colored children between the ages of seven and
eighteen, for an 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 seven and eighteen, and the town
ship in which they reside: At Pleasant Mound,
November 9Th and 9th; Howe's Plantation,
Nov. t2th and 18th; Peach Greek, Nov. l6th.;
Sardis, Nov. 10th and; 20.h; Robina, Nov. 23d;
Bynum Creek. Nov. 25th; Nuts Shop, Nov.
2ith; Pamela, December LIST and I'd; Como,
November 10Th AMI llth; Longtown, Nov.
18th; Star Place, Nov. 18th and 18th; Popcs
Station, Nov. ed; Haynes, Mill, Nov. 24th;
Springpcrt, Nov. a6th; Eureka, Nov. 3oth.
>. ~. MATTHEW'S, Commissioners.
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PLANTATION BIrFERS

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among siomaehIes. "
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Rogers, John iIalpin and Samuel
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Executors Notice.

BIZ virtue of a decree of thu Probate Court
II Yalobusha county, State Of Mississippi mad
Il the November term thereof, the undersigned.
oxecutor Of William Dubard, deceased, will on
Aondav the Goth day Of December, A. D 1869
proceed to sell 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
n the premises, four miles above the mouth o.
'oldwater. Pamela county the following real
state: Lots IL. s., 7,.s and IL. section Is,
- lot l6, section I, ali in township u, range
| east.
WILLIAM NJ. DUBARD,
noy2o-5t Executor.
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Actual Security /" y Hoidcr.. slsi, a15.5s
STATE MISSOURI,
f~v AN MA


CRY lsp CouaoF 81. Lots.
WIN. Nanzandt tlcnt pro. tenn, aud
James H.. Macbeth, kretary of the "Atlas
Mutual Life lnsaranctmpany,' Of st. Louis,
being severally swofieposc and say, and
each for himself says,k the fore foing il sub
siantialIy u iull, true, correct statement OF
the affairs Of the saidmp,ny. as from the
books Of the same; 1.-THE sail Insurance
Company Is tue bona bwner Of the assets
invested as before STATIC which the princi-
pal portion OF MAJ invt In real estate Sc
enrity Is upon unencu'ad property In thu
City and County Of st. l., worth double the
amount of said loans, Athat none Of the
above-deseribed investfs. NOR any MIR,
thereof, are maze Tor tiAnett Of any indi.
v,dual exercising authoril the Management,
| d the said Company, %norsany other person
whalever, ana thai they De ibove-d Serb
ed officers of the Atlas Mi Life Insurance,
| Company" of st. Louis.
WM.NaNHAt Prcst pro tenn
james IL. METH, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn tobre me. this M
lay Of July: AD., 1869.
JOEL U. HARPEAtary Public.
st. Louis, Nc
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
l., THOMAS T. SWAMI, Audof Public Ac
counts Of the State atoresald,herehy certit
that the foregoing statement te ATLAS NJ
lnl Life Insurance CompanDf n. Lon,
I'ssauri il truly and carrp.t,N Mad b.,,, ia
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A splendid prize for the ladieErhe finest.
most pleasing and costly parlor Sying eve,
published IN America presented premium
% each subscriber.
The Jsyal, the Entertaining and beautiful
The MopEL MAGAZINE OF Ala
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DR.. Russell's D~ispensary.
10 North Court Street, Memphis, Tenn.

ESTABLISHED in 1859 for the treatment Of al
Chronic Diseases. Particular attention given
in the treatment Of Spermatorrhea OF Seminal
Weakness. and a class Of diseases u ually neg
lected by the family physician. AldIseases Q
a private nature taken by special contract and
a cure guaranteed. A Treatise on ali Disease
sent to any address on receipt Of postage.
Every family should have one.
For Gvnorrhea and elect use DR., Russell :
Vegetable Injection, sent to any address ON
receipt Of price-fvc dollars per bottle.
J.B. RUSSELL, N. d.,
Consulting Physician
L. q. wARRAN, Secretary. mpiS-ly
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DR.. A. S

DEsrisr, No. 3o6 Main Street, opposite Mans.
field h llighees Drug Sore Memphis.
In presenting my claims for n continuance,
If patronage 10 a re,p,e 10 whom have ST.
long been known thRvirg prncii,. aver swtn.
~ years in this county, ! deem II. IN a piea,
measure, only necessal, to give the locality o.
my Office. In a word. ! I'm able 10 give pr
ieci satisfaction in eve,y bunch Know 10 lLt
Dental Profession, a, greatly reduced ciatpef.
Particular attention paid TO the regulation q
children 5 teeth.
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TIE Grard TrfsmFk!
Laughing Gas No HHmbng!

have in my office now, IN successful opera.
tion, one Of the latest improved machires
known TO the world for producing NirEoustx
IDE AND Oxygen LAUGHING GAS. TIE pur, Gas
emitted from this NJ chine will transport, rs IL
we've. the patient to the drcamlaud while being
robbed Of the offending tooth without the
slightest pain, and is p ric,tiy haimles in lis
effects. Dun | mis'ak, the name nor place. as
there are other names !. the profession 80 near
the aame they have b, en- taken ior mine.
3)6 Main 81. BOG Main 81.
sepi-ly A. WsSsos.
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The MopEL MAGAZINE OF A
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TREAsURy DEPARTMENT,
i OFrIoE or THE sUrERvIslNe AnonIrEoT,l

!
ISL SEALED PROPOSALS win be received until August ~
1862 for furnishing and delivering at the site Of the New
Posi- Once New York 10 such quantities and At such times
sion Granite clear In color and free from seams stains
sap The stones will average twenty cubic feet each,
Will be full 70 the and true sound IN every particular
and according 10 schedule OF szes TO be furnished
after
Also for furnishing and delivering above 65Oo cubic
yards, less Of Granite, Limestone North River
Rubble 10 be fiat the bed sound and breaking with
clean, square fracture 70 be bond stones
than ~ cubic feci or 10 be less than inches thick.
broken 10 the sze OF hens suitable for concrete
rendered separately for dimension sone rubble concets
Payments to be made monthly, upon delivery and accept
ence Of the one BY the supervising architect his agent
deducns 10 cent until the nal completion Of the
tract.
Al bids must be accompanied by penal bond in the sum
OF $4,000 that the bidder will accent and perform the
uact awarded TO him. the sunciency OF the security
sshed Y b the District Attorney Of the district where the
The Department reserves the rgb.,o reisc, any bids
be deemed for the interest OF the 10 do
advertisement will not by considered.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposas for Dimension Hu
BILE and Concrete Stone"
Bidders for Dlmsnson Stone win submit IN all eases .
sample Of the they bid forsx inches cube showing
the different styles of cutting suitable and showing the
A. b. nuLLErE Supervising ArehDscb
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sPORTING-DOGe, BIRDS, &C.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
n Ohlce ~ Nassau street, opposite Post oncs
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL'6
Horse Auction Mart.

Horse Auction Mart.
liz East Thirteenth street, noar Fourth avenue.
Regular sales every Tuesday and Friday.
FRIDAY, JULY 80, AT n O'CLOCK.
Gentlemen having private which they wish
to dispose those wishing 70 purchase anything In the
horse line viii lind il 10 their advantage to call
Our desngs almost exclusively with merchants and
business men, and establ shment conducted the
straightforward principles which govern honorable
people In other branches OF trade.
Good stablina for horses at private sale.
We give the purchaser Of every horse that warranted
sound twenty four hours for trial
Our down town oce 10 at No. 81 Nassau street, opposite
the Post ONCE and % Liberty street, where register Is kept
Of Horses Carriages, &c and public SALE Liberal
advances made on everything In the horse line
CATALOGUE OF SALE TO-DAY
Winaed half brother 2 Mountain Boy roed last fall over
In minutes gated nne drver perfectly sound, kind
and true sold only 10 close litigation together with Trnck
6ulky and set Dunscomb Harness.
6orrc Horse lb4 hands, years. kind in all harness and
under saddle free from vice, very stylish, kind and and
Chestnut sorrel Horse Is hands, years. kind in all har-
neas and under saddle free from Kind and true.
Brown Horse ID hands, years, kind In all harness and
under saddle free from vice ot In three minutes
warranted sound, kind and true.
Brown Horse, 16 hands, year kind in all harness and
Wagon and set angle Harness.
Bay Mare 10 hands, years. kind In all
sadde free from vice. traveller kind true together
with top Wagon and set single Harness.
Shifting top Wagon, built BY White.
Three shifting top Wagons, built BY nrst class makers
R0ckawsys, Grocery Wagons, Depot Wagons
Single and double Harness, &c.
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INoR RMOBILE-FERNANDINA ROUTE
The first class steamer MERCEDITA, Captain S.arkey,
leaves on Saturday, July 81 pier 70 North river al
PM
Has superior passenger accommodations.
In receiving Insurance guaranteed 10 Mobile at J,
per cent Through rates 10 all points IN the interior
J. y ySY}Eksoy. Asspis ~ wss, street.
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TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT.,
i ofrfos OF THK sUrHRvIsISe ARcuITEor,l

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until IL NJ. Of the
Sls, day OF july 1852 Tor the excavaDg and
all earth from the site OF the Post Oce ihe Park,
amounting TO 52,Hc cubic yards, sand
found the will be included contract, out
will be retained by the The excavation bs
made directed by the Supervising Architect his duly
authorized agent.
will be made IN the excavation and the
meuts monthly reserving centn TO insure faithful
and prompt completion of the work.
All bids accompanied by penal bond In the sum
OF $4,000 ten thousand dollars that the bidder will accept
and perform the contract II awarded to him. the sucicncy
of the be certified by the District Attorney OF
the District where the bidder resides The department
itself the right of rejecting any all bids II IL
deemed the interest Of the TO do and
bid that does conform In respect TO the require
ments OF this advertisement will not be considered.
Proposals will be enclosed in sealed envelope endorsed
"Proposss for Excavang" and addressed to the under
signed. A. II. huLLETT. Supervising Architect