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- Guarding School Tor "u'E LADIES' Which M bone eonIoi' ara
the Bsoop Of %, Diocese Of Long sot T r'on Do ves,s.
gea.e +, OF sspgmhst rp S9e 1o u'' aa's '' 's''
II HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE and CLA-
vERACE COLLEGE ofrta Filf Years Cocsae Course for
seminary Ladies and Gegemea The best COLLEGE TrePi
yss Ad-s! Rev AL6SIo fLhCK 3 u. c.y.Is.s. 3 -
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, y. "A
brang school Tor '> selo ye'5 WI commence StP~ l.
Holm MAC MULLEN's SCHOOL for BOYS
- VIII w rso2rnd O, NEnYNpA{ S,pt lS ct ~, So Bostwt
40 g Bissy AMI " 'b School Three boatsr. will ts rseeyeL
MISS ARMSTRONG,
NA FRENCH AND lSGMsH BOARDING. AND piY SCHOOL
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Al--,. e.L-oasii'. or b. letter a. above.
m is. GARRETSON's
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING and DAY ScuooL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN
No ~ - tSl fONIlNhN tNlh.Sl
WILL OpES TUESDAY. sErT-MBER A
For Cir'rlag. aPp.g as above "
QqOT'NT WASTINGTON COLLEGIATE
III INSTITUTE GEO ". CLARKE, a ~. Principal, opens It's
Apousl Session at washugonsqaro Of
Forth and Naeiougss Sept 49, sierts Of 90 sd
uteI any tim, to the Departments M which ey prepared
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rTHE DONALD HIGHLAND INSTITUTE,
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YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY, Stamford, CT.
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TENO TEACHEKS-For SALE or 10 LET, u
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acres Of ud Village ewone pleasantly located on
hFl ground overoOAiR Sruud school room d't-l
lsm plenty rl good orl- Apply GEOGE
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Danaipo 9taStrrirs.

A DODWOETH@ CLASSES for DANCING
~ o. No. 81 FInnsve MoBGays All Tturays Tussgs
~ FRIDAYS.
No OIL Ffb.sve Wednesdays All Saturdays. SATURDAY
mornings F.Etave. stsRts pas, tlc door.
Also Evening Classes MUudas aad Turtys for Gel'!eueh
Spue for . crrnsr
EFLASKO@ ACADEMY OF DANCING, O.
Wet brtv.iog51s' Aorag and ageEoo. e-s,s 4sr Ge-
NoaJay aHi Thursday. o.
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6ouutp Zeal Estate Tor SaIo.

TvACTORY SITES near Ncw-York City, with
4 llI.II tI.u 'I nh'- b. t.-'91
- a.. ters. Rs0u 2, NJ u GI's, y 4
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Srcok.pa G,al Gstatt for SAFE.
gonu Gslaao gtal 6siait for saIt.

3ong FtIIHy -ttII V5IAIt LOI WIZ
nGN'T FAIL TO ATTEND the SALE of
II SANDS POINT HDiEL AND BUILDING PLOTS 90 IUBS
DAY Soy. 10
NOR SALE-70-acrc FARM, 40 miles on Long
! bs1I Putr. iac'lI.ag ,t.-i cop. &C. 5000
n A RuLAS6 & Co.. $ Bsetmsnst. n Y.
aJ- PER ACRE. for 400 acres of LAND
70 - GA Long IsuI near R,road Depot within &0mes OF
~. l,rl ritg. 81 4. EtLAND Co. BseEnansL. n. \.
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VELVET BONNETS, elegant premium
HATS. CHrLDBENs HATE fUls aaa BUNNBTS, MATINEE
nATs PELT HATS AID Ribbons j. BINNNS, Gold Medal Nil
lnerr ST Broadway. ssf opposite N-tropohtl1 Hole
INHAT The Herald and Express say-That
w Madame BiNNs Bosirby has Ihr oee Velvet koani
sr pumes We aae 10
lacei 10 They arr hcauuflL S@.F
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SELECTED IRON MANY SoJECES
VITA numerous h7 sUnesv Ne-ricf Grswoh
Eenb sud Small ito uurn With Lady Gersdlue' &c
Cloth O!
Turrev. antique
These u0 books sent post paid 70 any 3D.
- Wv CHARLES StrfHNEE 4 Co.,
~ q !. Ernarrar Nar Yn-k
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grookInu proptrtn 90 gtt.

w AFTER POWER-A fine ROOM. lC0 IT, by
w a. TO LET 90 Yuuscrs n suitable for sin other anni
urr. power Inquire 81 j. toPtUII l"ht "
TUESDAY. ami Fnlavs Washing " T. from u " "'
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CITY Residences stores Lots Couutr Ssu aud Farms bought
Tenled exchanged loans negotiated Arcou sales Of furniture
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10th. l669
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13

PICTURES OF lockwood;
Rein, pn.y,srb- Views o., rcCEvoon1 vrs and HAS,
t-st,r 6 ts aui.o. a. SIS Farm seNoOd" One vol
a.. oob Si2.
ONLY 80 COPIES PRlSTBO
In this hasdsoue Ac, calls g.. hs 'i q Photography
nad photography show What co., l nay ho wrought n aeol0 place
Comparatively eyru-. BE- very simple meAns IA0 Illus
fssaous exhibit lakewood as was and rs ituow Is
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N..--u.
A nj e
Shuttle Sewing Machine
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS

WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
Our Agents will be supplied with duplicate
parts Of the Machine, 10 case Of accident II
makes precisely the same stitch made BY the
Singer, Wheeler L Wilson, Howe, and Florence
Machines. II has the Under-feed, like the best
Of high.priesd Machines, and Is the only low
priced Shuttle Machine In The market that has
this feed. We are enabled to sell a drst-elass
SHUTTLE MACHINE ., a very low price, on
aecOua. q IL simplicity, and consequent low
cost Of manufacturing, in comparison with
complicated machines.
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cuANcERy NOTICE.

The Stale of Mississippi. Pamela county. In
the ChAsesry Court Of ssid county.
AZ rules hsbrr the Clerk Of said eourf. II
once In the tovn o. Panels, In said county, on
,hs 10Th dsg q Jsnsary A. D. 1899.
No 27s1
1hon.s 2. Wilson 9, al. VI. Sanford vii.
bouru et al.
Upon sfhdasil hled In this eanae, II appear
ing 70 the abstraction Of The eouF, that The de-
feussat Keuien D. Psriss, Martha A. Taylor.
and Der husband, - Taylor. are non-rs-i.
dsnh Of The State Of Mississippi, and reside
beyond The limit Thereof, % that The ordinary
process oi law cannot beArssd upon them. |,
l. therefore considered ~ the court that IN,
aid defendants RHbea b. partse, Martha A.
Taylor, and her husband. - Taylor. do
sniss their appearance herein on or befare The
hrsi day Of the nszs term Of said court 10 be
holden At The courthouse Of ssld county, In
the town Of rsnola, on HE seventh Monday
sfsr The forth Monday In March, isep, then
and there 10 plead, answer or dsmur 10 ths
epmPlainants bin herein, or the allegations
thereof Will Be taken or confessed 4. 10 them,
III further ordered by the cont Thai ! eopy
Of thin order Be pahli<hsd In Inc Weekly Pam.
"A htsr, . pahlie newspaper printed and puh.
lishsd in The town Of Pamela, IN .aid coau,y
for four ~esks successfully.
true copy. J.C. HARRISON.
He-st CLERK.
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CITATION NOTICE.

TAe ssAi< q ni.isippi. PaaolA epsnty. u
Harriet A. 0slhssath, lefAsee of Richard ,.
0rsq declared, and the heirs snd ~tlssribuse~1
WHOSE naaer ARE unknovn Il HiuKrtJ Ora
dsessssd, and Duncan GAlbseath, hhsbsad 4
nld Harriet A. tf Eal /. emaA II
rou arr cited 10 app<ax beAe he ruhais
cosrt Of aid county. a The coarthoun here
OF % the <th nosday 10 Fehfuary, 1884 =
show cane vhy he petition u Willam
Rhodes. PRAYING for title q undivided hsf -
tsrzt Il soashe~st qnartsr ssslioa bad asnhm
: township 10. fxses 9 in Md cpunty, paf-
ehAeed b him 81 Richard h one, nsv a.
e<es>d, shssld Mt - granted
BY order u court inaed, 1Anuary ID. 1s1p.
iAz3-t y. :. Woo11kN. C1~k. T
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WILSON S
PATENT DOUBLE THREAD

These worid-rcnowned Sewing Machines afs
celebrated for doing the best work, and making
the famous lock-siitch, alike on both sides o.
the fabric. They have les machinery and
make les noise than any other shuttle machine
ever invented. The reputation Of the
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BY order q the Probate Court | win. a,
MONDAY, the 18Th day Of March. issn
sell 10 the highest bidder, at the e-ours-hoa..
door In Ne ,avn q Pamela, The ,ou,hv f.,
quarter o. ssrsion I township I, ranrs a W.,
ohichnsaw Csszion. belonging 10 ne .-s.,. :,
NARY slmmoaz. deceased. fsrm.-a.s.,aa.,h
CASH hal.ars On . credit o. twelve month,
Bond with good security required.
Q. MILLER.
Fis-s' Administrator.
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TENTS.

We wish 10 arrange with Agents male or
female, 10 represen, the American Shuttle
Sewing Machine, In each State, county, and
Town In the United States and Ontario. Extra
Inducements TO Experienced Agents. For full
particulars as 10 Salary or Commission, address
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Aorrrs WANTED ron
now TO MAKE TnE FARM PAT.
750 Octdro Pages, 40 BeaufifHi and
Us<fuI HhssfrutionA

NH book shows how The Farmer e Planter
may double the vzlus u he had; mAke tAFss
times q much out u ssoek how three times
the quantity Of rrAiu, hay. rooss. ssheeso, cot
ton aud all other eseps can be raised from N
acre, and how ali The profits Of cultivation e.n
b more than doubled. Every Farmer, Planter,
sloek Raiser, eArieaer and Fmit u.lnarisi
waals a Agents waassd 10 ssil Il In evssy
community. 0s.rs
COMMISSIONS $50 70 olso PER MONTH
According 70 ability srd sntrky. Bend fsr
circulars giving fsll description. Adarxss
zEI0LER, mcCuRDf Z CO,
81 ts1lA No. = cln<iasst. 0.
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CITATION NOTICE

rhs slale Z niri9ppl Psnsla eu~sty. =
Nm. 3. Q. UrSkam. vii6s. al 49, ~.
kan, DsdIsy 0sakaa, r1sTesee Il 01xfn1I
nlasehs 0r1h1n. snd ces<is 0rskan, ek1euz1
a nnspGet oraAam dereane1N
Tea s cited y appeas Nm ~
ccurt u ni1 eusafy. i - &u1vkklW
& % ~ 1T nsadAyl n hrraE r. + -
$500 vhy ~ palsisn 4 v1nexe -.
eeutor II he rIl VI nd der<.11f 1r.rE~
ale q dee<d<ats ienl ss1nas Il - <sssfv
skcsld MOI b Esnsa. =
~ order Of eoart.
fs7-a " r. rocrrrs. c,s,..
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Whereas At The Jassaty term 1884 e Ne
Probate Court Of raaoIA county, Mississippi,
letters Of sdminisifAdon upon u estate Of
i.niher q. Hines, Deceased usre arnnted % lhe
ceased i indebted are hereby notlhrd 10 pro-
bate Aad have thsir claims registered IN he
once Of he elrrk Of aid eoars Within he time
limited ~ Ia, sl1 he snnss vii y fnFssef
barred. WILLIAM A. HINES.
fss.sw Administrators.
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7
For Sale!

have Two nuNDnxp AND roRTr
ACRES u eoei Valley LAND. IN md : kalI
miles ucn e EArdh "a nn1uf keee. and -
huadFed nures h : ~ u1nle 4 enlasstius.
rad Appte ana Peseh Q1<hef4 pselliaa ~
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that / wI>k - III = nopd termA and win xivs
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is1nems JOHN NAsoN
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q. v. N. Andrews,

!. N.B-For The benefit Of our Agents We have
arranged with parties who have Goods suitable
for Sewing Machine Agents to sell. We will
send BOOK OF SAMPLES and full particulars
on receipt Of one red stamp. Address @. v. n.
ANDREWS, General Agen. Detroit Mich.
ie2o-iy
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WILSON MACHINE

i sustained by iis own meriiz, which ara a.
follows 70 s.
ist. They are simple, perfect and easily op-
Grated
I'd. They use a sinight n~eedlc-eurved ones
are liable TO break.
sd. The needle has a perpendicular motion.
This 10 absolutely nscesAary for heavy work.
4th. They sew over the heaviest seams with
out changing The ,snsIon or breaking the hness
thread.
9th. They are particularly adapted for all
family sewing and saIlsrlng. The patronage
Of merchant %tailors, drsss-naksu, shlFs end
bosom makers, hoop-skirt manufacturer const
makers, gaiter filters, sboe binders vut and
pantaloon makers, &c, 10 respectfully solicited.
They will scam, quilt hem, fell, cord. braid,
bind, and perform every species Of sewing,
making . beautiful and perfect stitch, alike on
both sides Q; .aaa a.......,.- -s~sd- PRICE of
THE WILSON, tlb,oo. Every machine war
rnnted for fAres vfars. Send hf circular.
n, n. DBAcM q co, s5s MsmphIs
fennsssse. ME agents for Tennessee, nisisip-
pi, and Arkansas. ulI-sf
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Panola county. In
the Circuit Court OF Pamela county. NJ N.
Phillips vs.. Thomas D. Meseley No. J, 2o4, asd
Rachel Kirkwood vs.. Thomas D. Moseley, No.
3,205.
Attachment issued the 9th day Of November,
1868, against the estate Of the said defendant
for the sum Of s2l3 50 In favor Of said N. N.
Phillips, and for the sum Of $3.50 In favor Of
said Rachael kirkwood, rsturnable 10 the Cir
cult Court Of said county,
Notice Is hereby given 10 the said defendan,
Thomas D. Moseley, who b . non.rssidsn, d
The STATE u Mississippi, thai unless be shall
App@Af hsfess aid eoar, a the next term
%.aas,vvi, 20 &C modem al the court house, Of said
county Of Pamela, In tho town Of panola, on
The seventh Monday AFTER the fourth Monday Ii
March, 1899, and plead TO said actions, judg.
ments viii be entered agsipst him and ths
estate attached will be sold.
J.. o. HARRISON, Clerk.
la70-jt
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The times IN which w i've pro.
daee 20 many changes IN TIE polid.
eal organization n The government,
chat Il IL absolutely necessary that
every person should keep posted,
and In no way can that object b.
accomplished more readily than by
q careful perusaI Of the public
journals Of tho day--that ready
vehicle Of information 10 The masses.
The SrAH will endcayor TO give lis
readers the earliest intelligence Of
all the important measures enacted,
in the councils OF the State and
General Governments.
The STAR has a larger Circula-
ton than all the papers published
in this section of the State Com
bined, and its Subscription List is
steadily increasing, making it the
most desirable ADVERTISING ME-
DUN
Ever Published In North Mississippi
Ii is located in one of the most
extensive cotton-growing regions
in the South, in a populous and
wealthy county, and in DIRECT
Railroad Communication
with all parstof the United States.
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BATESVILLE ACADEMY.
Will be opened on the FIRST MONDAY IN
JANUARY, 1860, for a term Of forty-eight
weeks.
RATES or TUITION, TO m rAfp MONTHLY:
Primary per month,...-.--.....r.-.s2 30
intermediate, per month.........-...... . 90
Classics and Science, per month.-.--... 4 90
Contingent fee lentre session)........- ! 90
All pupils charged from date Of entry until
the expiration Of the session. No deduction
except In case Of proractsd sickness.
deie-lm WI SHELTON, Principal.
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Oriode Hunting Case Watches.

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Also = large variety Of beautifully chased
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eral Indian system, the committee rose with

eral Indian system, the committee rose with
out dlsposing of the bill.
Mr.. Boutwell, said he proposed tomorrow to
move the previous question on the consttu-
tlonai amendment. He also proposed that TO-
morrow the speeches be limited to ~ minutes
each. 4 " ~ ~
Mr.. Eldridge objected. e ia -.
Mr.. Shanks offered an amendment 70 the
proposed Constitutional amendment, wh'ch was
ordered printed. .=....,....-
Mr.. Starkweather offered resolution calling
for information as to the destruction OF COM
mercial vessels by confederate prlvateers dur
inc tbe war which passed.
Mr. Lawrence, OF Ohio, from the select com.
mittee on the New York election frauds, re-
ported a resolution directing the arrest of Hen.
~ johnson who refused to appear before the
committee when summoned. 31l5 I.. asrT.
Mr.. Brooks suggested the committee should
alsc investigate the frauds in the late election
OF U. 5. Senator in New York.
There being no quorum present the vote was
NOT 'aken ON the resolution and the House at
10 minutes to took recess.
EVENING SESSION. q
The House resumed its SEES ion at half past
O'Clock, the Speaker in the chair. se z
Mr. Beck opened the debate in speech
against the proposed constitutional amend
ment and bill in relation to suffrage, reported
by Mr.. Boutwell,, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, contending for tt exclusive control of the
States over the question OF suffrage. -51s Il ed
Mr.. Burr followed in opposition to both the
proposed amendment and bill Adjourned.
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