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Mississippi Land Directory,
AND
immigration Guide.

We desire to call the attention of land own
crs to this work as an advertising medium.
1t embraces the counties OF Dcsoto, Pamela
lalobuSha 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 bcscctional
ON O scale of one mile to the inch, we propose
to color each tract that is for sale, SO as partics
IA search of land may see at a glance the mar
ucular location Of each tract offered for sale.
This map will be gotten up leach county son.
arately) upon bank note paper, and folded into
the County Directory. The Directory win em-
nraee as TAR as possible to obtain it with any
degree Of reliability the address of the owners
Of the lane in the county, the mercantile and
Ia" firms, and all matters Of any Importance to
strangers who may desire to locate in the
county.
we do not desire your patronage as n matter
OF Direct profit to us, but as the work is intend
ed to show the country to strangers and invite
them to II, we would be glad to have this as
snrance given them-that lands can be bourht
on very favorable terms, We ask your patron.
age then that they may ret this assurance d.
reclIy from the owners of the land.
AS we desire to get the work out as early this
tall as possible, We requested those who are dis
posed to do SO, to send in the numbers of their
mud as soon as c%onyegient 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
hrsi, second or third, and the number of omen
acres on each tract offered. Also the terms up-
on which yon propose to sell.
We have nothing to do with the price of your
land or the selling of it; we simply desire to
locate It, clas4 it aud give your terms and adj
dress-thus giving land buyers who may see
this work an opportunity Of corresponding with
you.
TERNE; Ono cent per acre, unless you may
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
To those who subscribe for the work we would
say, feel under no obligation to take II unless il
IL a first class work In every particular.
We have no fears as Il. the sale of the work.
and intend to issue good copies, but do not de.
sire to bind separately any more county editions
than tho local demand will Justify. The work
complete VIC expect to sell outside Of the State.
Any Information that may be desired, not
embraced ia this advertisement, will be cheer
fully given by the agent Of the county.
W. j. BYSuN, Horu Lake, Desoto County.
CHARLEY f.. BowERs, Pamela Pamela County
y. NJ BRowS, Water Valley, Yalebusha Co.
II, l.. TREw6LIER, Charleston, Tallahatchie.
County,
A. D. McGILL + co.
Long Greek, Miss.
SOUTHWESTERN Publishing Co, Memphis.
tennessee, Publishers. july24-6w.
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NE GOODS.
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 fin
gers IKE the human hand, that rapidly pick the
cotton from the balls, and pass it quick as
thought through the hollow arm into a sack
swung from the shoulder. II can be operated
very rapidly and has the capacities Of the hui
man hand many times multiplied-doing the
work OF five or six men, and does 1t better,
picks no dirt with the cotton, does not crush the
staple, or injnre the fibre, and any one with no
SKIN and little labor can use it.
1t is all metal, simple. neat, strong, durable and
cannot get out of order.
1t is small and light, and convenient to ham
die the operator stands erect, and without
bush.
1t is wonderfully simple, and ranks among
the great labor saving machines of this ace Of
progress, and will soon become the indisnens-
able companion of the cotton gin and the press
on every plantation. The price places it with
in the reach of all.
frlce. $50 90. Send post Office order or
drafi on New York and the mrchine will be
promptly sent by express or shipped es directed,
COTTON PLANTERS LABOR SAVING CO.
Junezo-Sm' A? Barclay St, N. Y.
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LOUISVILLE, July %, 1S69.-Train
No. ,, north, went into Budd's
Creek eight miles south Of Clarks-
ville-brokc through the trcstle on
the Memphis, Clarksville and Louis
vile Railroad at one o'clock this
morning. Engineer, fireman and
two passengers killed nine passcn-
gers seriously but not dangerously
wounded, and thirteen slightly
wounded and bruised, Trains will
run as usual.
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The Ierger case came up before
Judge Hill, last Thursday evening
on writ of haboas corpus. The
prisoner was marched from camp.
under strong military guard, to the
door OF the United States Court
room, where he was transferred to
the custody OF the United States
Marshal. Judge VIM. Yerger then
read the petition for writ, and the
Marshal's return thereon. Col.
Barr, Judge Advocate, read a reply
to the petition. The case was
~thereupon submitted without ar
gument, when the Court remanded
the prisoner to military custody
During the deliberations in court.
guards were stationed, at short in.
tcrvals, around the building,
CgrioR Of 2llj.
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Citation Notice,

me State Of Mississippi, Pamela county
Probate Court, April Term, 1869.
10 Richard Brown and Glenn Brown.
You are cited to appear before the Probate
Court OF said county, at the courthouse there.
o., on the 18th Monday in June 1869, ia
show cause why the estate Of James L. Brown.
deceased, should not be declared insolyent ne
prayed for in the petition Of C. r Youpr
administrator, now on file in this court
issued, by order of court, Anril 3Oth 1890
maS-1t' JAS. II. PIERCE CIcrt '
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Mammoth Oil,

We claim for this oil many merits over coal
or Kerosene oil among which are the following.
1t is non-cxplosive, hence it is perfectly safe.
1t is cheap.
1t is cleaner, and leaves no grease on any,
thing i, may come in contact with.
1t does not scent or smoke the chimney.
1t makes Il much better and softer light, and
a given quantity will burn as long as the same
amount of coal or kerosene, or any other kind
Of burning fluid.
1t may be used in any of the coal oil lamps.
simply with the Coal Oil Mammoth Comet
Burner, which is acknowledged by all to be the
best in use.
MARK CARTER,
Peach Greek, Miss,
Owns the right for Pamela county.
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CITATION NOTICE

The State of Mississippi, Pamela county. May
term, 1869. my
ToJ. J. Waldrip, Sulpher Rock, Ark. yon
are hereby cited to be and appear before the
Probate Court of said county on the fourth
Monday in July next, then and there to SHOW
cause why the final accounted Iverson Vaughan
as administrator of Sarah Vaughan, deceased
should not be allowed and recorded.
ny order OF the Court, issued MAY eth 1869.
JuneS-5t JAMES II. PIERCE. Clerk.
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lNSOLNENT 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
insoIYenr this is to notify you 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 MELBOURNE,
mayS-6t Administrator
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LOOK AT THIS!

Persons wishing their gins put in first rate
order will please drop me a note 10 that effect
at Elliott's Mill or Batesvillc, 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 10 whct or r..
pair 4 gin
iulyl1.lm :. LECI HrRT
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July 9Th 1869.
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An Irishman cepplained TO his
physicians hat he' stuffed him so
murh with Drugs, that he was sick a
isns line aficr nc got vel.
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II will purify the most offensive aimos-
phcrc.
1t will cleanse and cure Erysirclas, all
sorts ofsorcs, ulcers, boils, cuts, wounds, etc.
II will prevent gangrcnc.
II will cure burns, scnlds and bruises.
Is n perfect pain-killcr.
II will destroy and nculralisc all animal
and vegetable poisons.
IL will, therefore, cure siings or bites of
insects.
1t will cleanse and purify the breath,
and hence is an excellent tooIhwash and
hcalthful cosmetic.
1t will cure jiarrhpa, even in the worst
chronic cases.
1t will instantly relieve horses of the
collie or persons of heartburn.
II will, owing to the bleaching properties
of Chlorine, remove all ink spots, mildcw,
vegetable stains, etc.
II will cure Catarrh.
1t will remove rancidity out of butter and
lard.
1t will, properly used, be more cfIicacious
than any other agent, in preventing the
spread Of contagious diseases, and has
frequently done it.
Ii will, used in bathing, keep the skin
healthy, soft and white.
We pledge whatever reputation We may
have as honest, truthful gentlemen for the
performance of all here claimed for the
article and more too.
1t is used everywhere by the medical
profession ms fast rs IL is introduced, and
VIC respectfully refer to all prominent men
of the profession, from rcry many of whom
we have the highest testimonials of praise
for the Fluid.
Asa convenient article for constant
family use it has no superior.
1t has bcrutifal color, and when the
color is gone the virtues Of the Fluid are
lost. Hence be careful not tc get the cork
in the bottle or any Animal or vegetable
substance, and always keep the bottle
stopped After the Fluid has acted the
rcsiduum is perfectly inert and harmless.
1t is taken internally as we'll us applied
externally.
1t is cheap, selling only at 80 cents per
bottle of half pint.
You will find it at all the drug stores, or
you can order it directly of us.
Trade supplied on liberal terms.
jim DARBY q CO., Proprictors,
No. lG0 William street, New York.
Nav Is, lSG0-3j:3m
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New Cotton Gin.

II DESIRE to inform the cotton growers
4 and all concerned, that will be pre-
pared to Gin and Bale the present crop Of
Cotton. Ny Gins are new and the best in
use. Call and examine n1y machinery and
prospects before taking your cotton to
other Gins. ! am determined to make to
your interest, TO patronize me. My Wool
Cards are in good order and running all
the time. The highest market price paid
for cotton in wool rolls or cash. Come and
see. u. NJ MOkhOh-
Dallas June &c, 1S59-4l.2m
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The superior Advantages n Ibis Gin arr
let. Il enhances the salue ~ che eniian
ginnsd CA il fully cent pr I'0uhl, ,y i'm
proving the staple,
"a The quantity ofeoiiOn giRhei Ia ed
ven time is much greater Than by am ether
gin u an equal numieT Of saNs, a gin Of
eighty saws turns out ten bales per day,
81 II separates from iheeoiion more dust
aud notes and leaves il e,earer nom nap
Than any other gin made,
iih. The effect Of the steel brush Is Ia
simighleR out the lini-TemoVing all the
kinks and knols-eausing il 10 undergo a
partial esuling process, The performance
1T this at The State Fair Of Mississippi In
1857, is thus noticed by the itaHisF aRd We
ehdRie, published at lackson'
The Cotton Gin Il CUilrti Gla,lnsy O., rsriifsl
mWrh VuI,lrT am"ns 3D. uiii'u IlsnrTs, ins - a.
no ~ turning eat u lal3s Iry daA- TIE samArs ~
Vsitun rNusHlsl Ia lsauiN, si'rss ami hfisn iI'in
na, ans That ryrT saa- i-kins uI' hAr sis-,il'
iais iI'n lsT Il on,nion ruin rarts ihan 'aialle'
TuH rnlIun s.n,'
9th. The roller cannot b. broken by
overlooking,
9th, II is made In a superior style Of
workmanship, strong aud suban'lal, with
iron ends, under the personal supervision
Of the palenlec, aud with the most complete
machinery. Every one Is tested before be-
fore being sent from the factory,
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,!agThe following is specimen OF
printers, technical terms-It don't
mean, however, rs much as it would
seem to the uninitiated:
Pss"WiIIiam, put General Washing
tomonI the galley, and then finish
the murder Of the young girl you
commenced yesterday. Set up the
rains of IIcrculaneum, and distrib-
ute the smallpox you need not fin
ish that runaway match, but have
the high water in the paper this
week. Pat anew head to General
Grant, and lock up jeff. Davis; slide
that old dead matter into hell, and
let that pie alone till after dinner.
You can put the Ladies Fair to
press, aad then go to the devil and
nat him to work on Deacon Fogy' s
rrticlc on Eternal Punishment"
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ErrArLA, Ala, March -, 1868.
w. r. j. ItrkiRs, EaJdULi, Ih.;
DEAR SIR;--Wc take pleasure in stating
that the Gullctt Steel Brush Gins
bought OF you have given entire satisfaction,
and have come fully up 10 all the recon-
mcndalions We have seen published conccr-
ming them. We have found that the cotton
ginned on them has been in great demand,
and believe that any round crop of cotton
ginncd on one of them, will bring one and
one.h half cents per poundsmore than If gin
ned on any ether gin We have used, or of
which VIC have any knowledge. Use this
for the benefit Of the planters.
A. GRIrrlTH, Eli s. SuorTEn, G. \. Ro-
nERrs, Il. +. KoLn, II. W. Il. Price, S. c.
DANIEL, II A. JONEs, JonS COCHRAN, and
J. l.. PuGn, of Alabama.
SAMUEL BELL, GuEnRY, CATTIs & Co., S.
=. BURNETT, and J. W. MERCER, of Georgia.
GEORGE PHILLIPS,
State Agent, Anderson, Texas.
May -, lSG0-3j;3mo.
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CHROMOS.

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f.r l7T- laly -.
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DIR, y. c. AVER * co.
LOWELL. MASS.

PrneticaI and Analytical Chemists,
sid " Al Druggists and nsaisrs N Hrdi-io. ~
sryrh-re. A. Wholesale y T. = BARI Co,
aud WHEEBOck. FINLAT Co, Ssu Orleans.
rr-sI1I-rl.frro
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20 EsailrOnd Contractors.
Qnico Of the Chief Engineer, !
NJ. Il. p. & p. II. II. Co., |
CG ENxcbonro Place.
60 ENchahSc TTNCc,

OO INCl''tiiSc INV,
New YORK, June'G th, 1860. J
Sealed proposals will be received
II, the above Office until September
lst. 1869, when contracts will be
awarded, for the grubbing and clear
ing, grading, masonry, bridging,
balIasting, cross ties, and trackfay-
ing of the following portions OF said
Railroad Z:
FnsT-Fiftccn miles in the First
Diyision. ofono. hundred and fifty
miles, between Jefferson and Paris,
tfYxas; commencing eight miles west
of tho town of GAINESVILLE, in Red
River county.
81, s,EcoNp-Onc hundred and fifty
miles embracing tho Second Divis-
ion commencing at Paris and extend
ine wcstward,to Palo Pinto County.
Specifications, profilcs, maps and
plans can be examined after the tt-
tccnth Of August, 1869, at the engn-
ccr's nficc, in New York or Jctfer-
son. a.,
Proposals must conform to the
specification which will be furnished
upon application at either of the
above places after August LIST 1869.
Evidence of ability to complete
contracts will be required and per-
,cntagc retained of estimates until
each section Of five miles is finished.
Work upon the First Division
must be completed by March LIST,
1870.
The Second Division must be fin
ishcd by December 3lst, 1870.
Each facility will BIO furnished
thosc wishing to inspect the ground
on the line OF the road, by applica-
ton in person at the engineers Of
fec in Jefferson, Texas.
j. NJ. DANIEL, Engineer in Chief.
Momp!iis, FL Paso & Pacific r. r. Co.
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-AHER'S
SAR SAPARtllA.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
cellent medicine enjoys is
derived from its cufcs, ma
ny Of which are truly mar.
yellous. Ihyeterate cases
Of scrJfulous disease, where
the systom seemed saturn.
ted with corruption, have
fcen purified and cured by
IL. Scrofulous affections
and disorders, which were
aggravated by the scrofu-
lous contamination until
they were painfully afilict.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31
The fetal receipts Of the Boston
inbilco .wsre nearly $1,000, 600.

a writer gives the following clear
and concise explanation of the phe.
nomenon of a laIy's blush : The
mind communicates with the centre
ganglion; the latter, by infex action
through the brain and f cial nerves,
zfh the organic nerves in the face,
with which its branches moscuiate.