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CHICAGO LIVE HTOCA hARKET.

The to1iovtne tAh,es ahov toc aAly secarts I'D
sh{rn1eEts Of L,vc Htaek during TIE week mp th's
evtpirE. II reported BY the Secretary oflhs cnioo
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Your Destiny

And r1tu7n Psospetz in Iito Clearly seTea,ed " Dr.
N Who are ua1uccessfM In LIE to etnloente. wealth
md hsppfnesa. Consultation Np T. Send foar 3cen1
gAmpa dor h.1 Hti1tGe to HezlEa ana Long 1lth~ Hl
-A-~afxr about Winning thu AEecunc3 OF tbs oppata
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DIR. Ra4Ietfa

1s7 sad 1as South ClAsk.st, ct!caxn: cu5ea 20: 20
cssrt e) the worst caIea Of senlnxt Weakness. By
nav method. Hs u Eraduate Of the unllertity %
Philadelphia, md u the most tel4ole paJAlclAn
tnc cty Tor nj Chronic ana Se1n ptEeases Of both
et1ek. Send stamp tor Theery Of Stf7oas ana sex 4
SiDtetasce. Cou5u1t1t4on1 fr4a aad con1ceaEAl. =
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L4th. sAHa
nett tn.aAy to move trade rum IT. regular an
nsls: The nemaad u faIy up 70 the exPeetxuors OF
our leadlux de AsFA and II The lnQuirJls xrA ua1iy
tmtsT Ttrc bette, feeling extra -FAf1eutIJ II Ii
tse ettc IN -q1.Hers wht1e the tnrply
light A correspondent xs.un{ To Tn1 TE181x i
ft"sn East TxsAA undrf tiie Of oanu.su oh, Aaaa
The x1nd to-day L. from the nczsssAss ne 1csd
fair hat Eokfyt 1a shnrs, tbs weataar haA bern
snav cnotkh 70 nake heel1re sin st In possible
he tsy II coauss need ,*.IK rarla1sIJ me .zas
aor itt ttsllt Wiz be eoit to-norroH. tbs tne .
~, b sf 'ss;;leolao,,s .,., be9sa, 10 so'' shoe
,oss ss.a tort! 70 s1xsy sees 4 ieax.h ri rsnnz
saying tolt Eneaso Will sucer tof want Of in,.
he~ dnFnE the coming sr&Aon.
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nr. Tnwuteud.

Isl South Cazk t1EAta al PETa1a And se11A pla-
eAses, aud s1eca permanent cures Ia taa g ~ vt9
Tnota suffering from seminal WeAkne,z NerTo!s
DEBILITY. or SYpk1jtuc Affections Of any End. sho1ld
cau e2ity, and t1vc cle- s1ne1fnR md e1penAa- All
Female b.aea.es and Difficulties treated atfa aAtsty
and anrcess. Hlt PAnphfrt Of AdTica" seat Gea to
fHaHa
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Private Consultations,

And tTf8tIetnt Al pyfV4te OF kttdAe
DR.. /. SANGER. 70 Aontoe-ar Ps!Ee lectlze And
BooE 1hr tha Nsz1sac. 80 csnH. Female PItA certain
1cd reUshln II n c1sx-Nn Send stamp for ctFru-
lAr to .nalrtr1 peI7oz1s Also. NkRV1AR PIt1S-1aro
cure mr. victims Of self AbuseS9.t9 b3 nA Ene!oaa
xrA5uu Il q AdtrtN P o. BOZ 81 Ehtc4Eo.
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TO Postmasters and Others.

Many Of our regular subscribers
are constantly complaining to us
that they do not get their papers
regularly; that sometimes they miss
receiving their papers, and a sub.
seriber at Como complains that he
has failed to receive three in sue
cession. We would ask the post
masters to DO more particular about
letting papers 20 ont of the office,
and let none hut the owners have
the papers. To any man who takes
his neighbor's paper we would say
that a mans paper is as much his
property as anything he possesses,
and 1t Is as wrong to take his paper
as to take anything else that belongs
n his neighhor. Let he who the
cap hts wear it, AS the papers Tor
each office are always sent in one
bundle, one would not be apt to be
lost unless the entire bundle was
lost; 80 the fault must be at the
Office where the papers are distrib.
nsed, II any come to the office.
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Chancery Notice.

THx State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. In
the Chancery Court Of said county, At rules
before the clerk Of said court at his Office in
the town Of Pamela, on this the LIST day OF oc-
tober, A. D, 1869.
No. ASH
Robert Long ct AL vs.. lvcrson Vaughan ct
al.
Upon affidavit hlcd in this case, Il appearing
10 the satisfaction OF the court, that the de-
PENDANTS John Vaughan (who resides in the
State Of North Carolinal, Hugh Vaughan (whv
resides in the State Of Arkansas, Jane Chafin,
Sterling Farley, William Farley, John Farley
and Sarah Farley lwho reside in the State Of
Teuncsseel, are all non-residents Of tho State
of Mississippi, and whose particular residence
and p~ostofice address are unknown and cannot
be, upon due and diligent inquiry ascertained.
1t is therefore ordered BY the court that the
said nonresident defendants, do enter their APP
pearance herein, on or before the first day of
the next term Of this court to be holden al the
courthouse Of said county, in the town Of Pa
nola, on the seventh Monday after the fourth
Monday in September, 1869, and plead, answer
or demur TO the compliments bill herein, or
the allegations thereof will be taken for con-
fcssed a. to them.
II Is further ordered by the court that q copy
Of this order be published In the weekly Pa
nola Star a public newspaper printed and
published In the town Of Pamela IL said county,
Tor iour weeks successfully.
A true copy. JAMES H. PIERCE,
octs-st Clerk.
Miller 4 Miller, Solicitors for complainan,s.
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Commissioners Sale Of Yalu.
able Lands in Pamela and
DesOtO Counties.

By virtue Of n decree Of the Probate court
Of Panols county, State of Mississippi nsde at
the u'iphsr term, 1862, thereof | wi M Com
missioner thotein appointed, on Saturday, the
lhh day OF December. 1859, within lawful
hours, On the premises, o1er for ,slc at public
auction 10 the highest bidder, the following
valutble lands, to-wit, The west halt Of sec.
tion twenty-five, township sir, range seven
west in Pamela county; and The south bali Of
sec,ioe fifteen. township six, range seven vest
In DeAotocoonty, Said lands arc wall inarov-
ed, and in n good s,ate OF cultivation, and will
be eold in tracts to suit purchasers.
TsRas or SAls.-0ne-half cash, the balance
on q credit Of twelve months from the day Of
sale, with six per cent interest from said day Of
SALE bonds with good security will be required
for the deferred payments
will also, at the same time and place, BY
virtue Of an order o, said court, and a. Ad-
ministrator Of the estate of Jane b. Alexander,
deceased, sell for cash, at public auction, MI Of
the personal estate Of said deceased, consisting
of five mules, 10, of cattle, hogs, farming im-
plements, household furniture, gin stand, &C..
&c.
JOHN G. HARRISON.
nove-5il Commissioner 4 Administrator.
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Commissioners Sale Of Land.

BY virtue Of o decree Of the Chancery court
Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, rendered
therein on the goth day Of November, 1858, in
the suit Of Ira N. Hill VS.. Many Keelin Of al,
No. s3s In said court, | will as cc-.sH..:Ssiiour
therein appointed, on Monday the 18th day Of
November 1869, Al the courthouse door in the
town Of Pamela in said county, within lawful
hours, offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder, the following described land,
lying and being In said county, to-wit; The
east half Of the southeast quarter Of section
thirty, township t~wsnty-scven, range three,
east.
Tsnxs or SAts.-0na credit Of ak months
from day OF sale, with ten per cent interest FROM
day Of sale. Bond with good security will be
required Of the purchaser, and . lien retained
upon the land until the purchase mensy IA
paid. JC HARRISON,
os,att Commissioner.
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" Webb Co. Math ~ ii,s 10
isfea u he merchants ani elhsu
conferred round lhi. great piis. noi
- mneh On secaant u tspreuniafy
value ~ 0u account VI Tie great
honor u having Gle best bas Of
cotton 10 one Of ihe principal cotton
msfts In the world.
"The other aEaili were o. iol.
lows
"Two bale. best. " T. Persons
-eShibtted BY III Hill Col two
bale. second best, % Rowland W.
Johes-eShibiied by Harrington &
H. Three bales bos, 10 T.
Whiitcn, Of Pamela county, Missis.
sippl-exhibiied BY Galbroath : (
Co; second best !. H. Dial-cxhibi.
ted by Chas, II. Doron, il. Best
five bales, first to W. c. Eggleston-
exhibited By stra,ton, doyer 4 Co;
Ave bales second beat, Willlm b.
MeShaw-exhibited by T. A. Mel.
son 4 Go. Long Staple, bcs, to W,
7. Written, OF Pamela county, Miss
issippi-exhibited by Gslbreath s.
& Co. Best Tennessee bale OF cot.
ton, Maggie A. Bond-exhibited by
ID. II. Townsend"
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SheriT's Sale.

By virtue Of q writ Of venditio exponas, to
me directed from the County Court Of Pamela
county, Mississippi, In the case Of la. Cald-
well, administrator Of R. r. Mutt, deesased, 10.
sasd Jane 18th, 1859, viii on Monday the
18th day Of November next, 1869, In front Of
the courthouse door In the town Of Pamela,
ofee for sale At public auction to the highest
bidder, for cash. thc following described proper
~, to.wit. The northeast corner Of The west
half Of section twenty.one, township nine,
range sis, west in said county Of Pamela, and
commencing at said corner, running due south
50 rods 70 q stake, thence west 10 rods, thence
north as rods TO q stake on north line, thence
east SO rods 70 beginning, containing ~ acres,
together with siorc house thereon, known and
sold Is the property Of r. r. Mutt, decreased, 10
satisfy said writ And costs. Sale wishia lawful
bnnrs, W. MCGOWAN,
ys+ic-e. Siberia.
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DR.. Arthur Lott, who killed Bur.
ret Barnes, Esq, at Oakland some
weeks ago, has been arrested, and
is now in Jail at Cotieeville. We
learn that hc was arrested by detec.
tives in Marion county, in this State,
His trial before n committing court,
is to be held to-day (FridayJ a,
Cofteeville. --Tallahatchian 2Sd.
The bitter-enders Of chickasaw
have nominated F. NJ. Abbott fol
the Senate.
A fire occurred at Grenada last
Thursday night, burning the stable
and horse Of A. Z. Saunders, ESQ
Last Saturday a. Grenada tn,
boiler Of the mill Of Messrs. Rollins
bursted causing a loss Of eight hun.
dred dollars 10 those gentlemen.
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Public Speaking.

j. L. woaord, our candidate for
Congress, and J. A. Polk will ad.
dress the citizens Of Pamela county
on the issues Of the day, at the fol.
lowing times and places:
A, Pope's Station, Thursday,
November 25th.
AT Eureka, Friday, November
Goth.
AT Como, Saturday, November
9th.
AT Peach Creek, Monday, Nov.
29th.
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Public Speaking.

The Hon. J. W. c. Watson, Col.
II. W. Walter and Gen. W. s.
Featherston will address the citizens
of this county at this place on Mon.
day, the 18th day Of November.
Everybody should turn out to
hear these able gentlemen discuss
the present political status.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-11-06

The Radical party in this county
held a meeting in this place on
"Wednesday last and was addressed
by Pease the Radical candidate for
Public Instruction.
The protestaton Of the Radical
party that they are not endeavoring
to stir up strife aud discord between
the races, has very little effect when
crowds Of armed negroes como to
their assemblies and act in a threat
ening manner towards the quiet and
peaceable disposed citizens of the
county, as was the case at this
meeting. And such conduct cannot
be too severely reprimandcd BY
every lover of peace and good order,
and il the necessity exists for the
Radicals TO teach their doctrines to
the colored people, they should com
mence anew and endeavor to follow
a different course from that which
has been pursued IN this county, to
prevent bloodshed and riots.
1t is but justice to say that we
noticed Capt. Pierce and othes lead.
ing Radicals endeavoring to per.
suade the negroes to leave theil
guns at home; and the speaker d
the occasion advised the blacks to
adopt the most conciliatory course
to the whites and to avoid hostile
meetings with their old masters, and
even went so far as 10 tell the ne.
groes that if a war of races was tc
arise that he (Peasc) would fgh,
them (the negroes) as long as there
was a kinky hair on their heads
The speech of Capt. Pcase, how.
ever, from all we could learn, was the
same old TRADE of calumniation.
and Misrepresentation against the
white people.
II blood.shed and riots should
take place in this county in
this canvass, it will DO charge.
able to the Radical party fol
not restraining and discouraging tht
too prevalent disposition of the
colorcd people to 90 armed to thei,
assemblies, And we would ask
that the course Of Pierce and Peast
DO adopted by the Radical leader.
in urging the blacks to leave theil
arms at home.
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Administrator's Sale.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Probate Court
Of DeSotc county, n Eipippi, made :, ths
September term ihefeos, 1859, the undersigned.
as administrator Of the estate II J. G. Wait
deceased, win sell on the prvrnisrs on
the 18th day Of December, 1889, 70 the
highest bidder, forcash, shs ioi..sriss dsscribed
land, lying In the county Of Panola, Missis-
sippi, ,o-wit: the northeast quarter Of section
thirty, township eix, range Ssvsn, west
n. L. WAIT,
nofe.tt Administraief.
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" THE GREAT rRlzr.

"Thc cotton which was put in to
contend for the great factors prize
of $3.50 for the best bale Of cotton.
for which there were one hundred
and nine entries, was the first that
was unlimited to the Judges, God
WIN mad = few hours hard labor pre-
pairing those samples In the shape
Of diminutivs bales upon blue and
brown paper. At about noon the
samples wcrs ready for the judges.
who entered the hedged IN space and
commenced their big work. 1t was
No small job 70 pass over a hundred
samples. III of which to tho yves ot
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Pamela County stun Ahead!

Il will be seen from the following
extract FROM the report Of the Mem.
phis fair, from the Avalanche, that
three Of the premiums on cotton
was awarded to citizens Of our
county:
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=
N o tice.

rHr undersigned, Commissioners appointed
by the Board Of Police 10 take the census Of
eolored 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
aid census to meet said Commissioners and
furnish the name Of all the children between
the ages Of seven and eighteen, and the town
ship in which they reside; At Pleasant Mound,
November s,h and 9th; llowe's Plantation,
Nov. 18th and 18th; Peach Creek, Nov. 18th
Sardis, Nov. ista and goth; Robina, Nov. 23d;
Bynum Creek, Nov. s5th; Nuts Shop. Nov.
?1th; Pamela, December lst and I'd; Como
November 10th and 18th; Longtown, Nov
18th; Star Place, Nov. 18th and 18th; Pope'
Station, Nov, 2sd; Haynes Min, Nov. stth,
springport, Nov 2ethi Eureka, Nov. goth.
j. n. ACKER,
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Sherif'S Sale.

By virtue Of a writ Of execution to me d.
reeted by the Circuit court of Pamela county,
Mississippi, in the case Of James 8. Woods vs,
+ G. Baker, | will, on Monday, the 18th day
Of November, 1859, in front Of the Courthouse
door, in the town of Pamela, offer for sale at
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 sill, levied
on as the property Of said E.G. Baker 0 satisfy
said execution and costs. Sale within lawful
hours. W. @. MCGOWAN,
octo-5t. Sheriff.
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Drugs j. Medicines.
,. c. LELas.D,
Dafesrtfle, MISS,

Is now receiving a complete stock of Fresh and
Genuine Medicines, including everything usu-
ally kept in a first class Drug Store, and will
sell them as low as they can be sold in this
this market.
He RESPECTFULLY invites all in want Of any
thing in his line, to cali, and he promises to
give entire satisfaction in prices and quality OIL
goods.
oct2-3m
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THE INDIAN WAR.
The Chcycnncs the War Path-An Unpro-
teCted Settlement AttuclXcd-FOurtccn Men,
Women, and Children Massacrcd.

The Chcycnnes the War Path Unpro-
teCted Settlement AttaclScd-FOurtccn Men,
Women, and Children Massacrcd.
ELLSWORTH, Kansas, June 1.-The Indians
are making trouble in Kansas, on the extreme
frontier of the settlements A party of about %
Cheyennes attacked a small unprotected settle
ment on the Saline river, about forty miles from
Saline, and one hundred and sixty miles west of
Topeka, on Sunday evening. They came to-
wards evening under the pretense OF friendship,
and massaCrCd fourteen men, women and chill
drcn. The women were rayished. the men
killed. So far as known the wife and four
children of Thomas hlderic; one son. eleven
years old, of VIM. Hendricks; Andrias AliSon's
family, six in number, and the wife and son of
John Strang, are killed.
The bodies were brutaly mutilatcd. and great
excitement prevails. Governor Harvey has
called battalion OF troops into the field for six
months and is now ut Saline A company of
citizens went up to Saline river from Galena to
rescue some wounded men.
The Indians have been seen near Ellsworth
Harker, Wilson Station, and Fort Hays. Gene
raj Custer was out witt couple of companies
yesterday. The Kansas Pacific Railroad runs as
usual. Further depredations are not feared.
The citizens are protecting themselves and
prompt measures are being adopted for defense.
II is said this is mereya rowing band, there is
no evidence Of any general attack.
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consolidation Of Charities.

meeting of Hebrews was held last evening,
in Harmonic Hall, at Eighth and Coates streets,
for the purpose of considering the proprlety oil
consolidating in one organization their various
alms-giying societies in the city. Isador BIS
wanger presided Joseph Enstein, 5. sii6eTm9n,
A. T. Jones, s. Abeles, A. 5. Wolf David Teller
and NJ Simon acted as Vice-Presidentsi Lucldo
Moss Michael Hassler and B, F. GreenewaId
were appointed Secretaries.
e. n. Url ESQ., addressed the meeting,
sketching the course of the various societies,
from the origin OF the first one, fifty years ago,
down to the present time. Az the population OF
the Hebrews in the city increased the number OF
societies likewise increased, but each was en-
tirely Independent of and separate from the
other. SO long ago as ten years this project OF
consolidation was spoken of, and it has since
been deliberated upon and has finally resulted in
the organization of the Society of the United
Hebrew Charities of Philadelphia, in which, by
act of the Legislature, all the societies may,
lInon a vote Of the members, merge and con
This plan of having central organization haG
met with the approval of all the members and
tbe congregations in the icty, and IL spoke wei
for the Intelligence and determination of tn,
1srae1ites TO support their charities and rende
tPoro move efoc.lal. The plan adopted i
directed not only to the destroying and proven
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ton of street begging, by the judicious distribu
ton of their aims, medicines, and clothing, but
10 encourage industry and thrift by making
small loans without interest or other charges,
and affording place of deposit for small savings
of the meritorious poor, The Board of Govern
ment will consist of President two Vice-Presi-
dents, Secretary, Treasurer, and twelve mem
bers, one-th1rd to be elected yearly. In addition
there will be an examining committee of thirty
six ladies, who will have the entire city under
their supervision division being made of it
into twelve districts, thus giving three ladies to
district to whom all applications for relief
must he made.
After examinations, the committee will report
to the Board of Government, who will hold
weekly meetings to act upon such applications
and reports. The only salaried officer will be a
superintendent, who will always be present at
the room of the Board, to receive applications
for relief, and, in the absence of certain officers
will act.
The meeting was also addressed by Rev DR..
PcirsOl, Rev $. Morals. Rev. DR.. Jastrow, aud
Rev. George Jacobs.
Resolutions expressing the confidence of the
meeting in the plan of action of the society and
assurance of its success, were read and adopted.
The meeting then adjourned.