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Tpublic--No. hi
Approved June 80, 1870.

AMENDMENT TO SECTION XXXIX-A BILL.
An amendment of the A ct entitled
SAN Act establishing a uniform
system of Bankruptcy through
out the United States"
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America, in Con-
gress assembled, That the provis-
sions of the second clause of the
thirty-third section of said Act, as
amended by the first section of an
Act in amendment thereof, approx
cd July twenty-svcn, eighteen hun
drcd and s~lXty-oight, shall not apply
to those debts from which the
bankrupt seeks a discharge which
were contracted prior to the FIRST
day of January, eighteen hundred
and siXty-ninc.
= See. ID, And be it further onac-
ted, That the clause in the thirty
ninth section OF said Act, which
now reads "or who being a banker,
merchant OF trader, has fraudulent
~ stopped or suspended, and not
resumed payment of his CONNER
eial paper within a period of four
teen days, shall be amended so as
to read as follows: "Or who, being
a banker, broker, merchant, trader,
manufacturer or miner, has fraudu-
lently stopped payment, or who
has stopped or suspended and not
resumed payment of his commercial
paper within n period of fourteen
days.
approved July ii, 1917.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON July %, 1870.
A true copy.
II. 5. CHEW, Chief Clerk
The following clause referred to
as section thirty-third is the one
amended by this act, and
parties can bankrupt all CLAIMS
made prior to January LIST 1869,
without having assets and the man.
ner heretofore pursued. The cost
in a case Of ordinary bankruptcy
when there is no assets will be
about $3.50, to SITS, to obtain a
dlscharge--this cost including At
torney fees.
Aud in all proceedings in bank
ruptcy commenced after one year
from the time of this act, shall 90
into operation. No discharge shall
be granted to q debtor whose assets
does not pay fifty per centum Of
the claims against his estate, unless
: the assent of a majority in number
and value of his creditors who have
their clans filed in the case at OF
/ before the time of application fol
!, discharge"
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Private Diseases.

DR. RUSSELL. No. 40 North Court street nor,h
SIDE Of Court Square, Memphis, Tenn, i NJ.
knowledged by all parties interested AZ bv "a,
the most successful physician in the treatment
OF privaieand secret diseases. Quick, thorourb
ana permanent cure guaranteed in every caso
male and female. Rcccnt cases Of ronorrbc,
ana cyphilis cured in a few days, without lbc
use OF mercury. Sufferers from incomnct.nrv
or loss OF sexual power, restored to free yivor n
a rev weeks. elect or Gonorrhca of lone stan.
ding, when all internal remedies have f,,iod
permanently and speedily cured by a new trent
ment. "e"t
Victims of self abuse and Excessive vonor,.
suffering from spermorhea and loss of nbys;,.,l
ana mental power speedily and perme.en, 1.
cured All consultations strictly copsdcrt;aI
Office hours from s a. m. 10 . }. M. and l ~ !
r. m. - . !"
J ). RUSSELL, NJ. D..
10 w,,n,v Consulting Physician
~, NAkRAN, Secretary.
ifea,ies on chronic diseases furnished tre,
on application. ~
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Notice.

70 The creditors IF Michael Light, deceased
The Clerk of the Chancery Court of Pamela
county, State Of Mississippi, having, at the July
term 1870 of said Court, made out and filed a
statement of all the claims registered against
said decedcnt. Said statement will be taken up
for examination and allowance on the first
Monday in October 1870, when and where you
are requested to attend.
BY order of the Court.
Issued August ith, 1870.
a20-lt J. II. PIERCE, Clerk.
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Notice.

To the creditors Of the estate cfR. l.. b. Waters,
deceased
The Clerk Of the Chancery Court of Pamela
county, Mississippi, having, at the July term
1870 of said Court, made out and filed n state
ment OF all the claims registered against said
decedent, said statement will he taken up for
examination and allowance on the first Monday
in October 1870, when and where you are re-
qucstcd to attend.
BY order OF Court.
Issued August 9th, 1870.
a20-4t j. II. PIERCE, Clerk.
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JnpaE THOMAS A. Falcouer, for
some time Editor ofthe Holly SPRINGS
Reporter, delivers his valedietorv IN
the numberof that paper of the 10Th
inst, IN which he says, after a life
long service in the editorial harness
his associations are most warmly
connected with the press, and tina,
the association will be the happies'
memories Of bis life, and that he ha
severed his connection With journal
ism probably forever.
The rless Of the st..te LOST q nehl
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STATE MEMS.

L,sr Brlfk.- The 1.t brick 0
the hugh wall surrounding the cN.
tcn-iyc Machine shop. Of The Miss.
Central Railroad, at hi. place, wa.
Iaid this week, and fine proppugs
and supports Of the pondorous rooI
will be- removed to-day, so that the
immense structure will rest upon the
new walls This is now one Of the
largest rs it j. one Of the most com
plctc railroad shops in the South
dHoaiun.
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Foreign ~DynastIc,.

Whom Napoleon obic.lc Prime,
Leopold of lIohcuzolIcu nj, a- canli-
date for the throne ofSpaiu borausc
be- was Gormou, be- virtually ig
uorcd the fact that nearly every
crowned head in Europe trace their
descent from aliens and foreigners.
For example:
France has Louis Napoleon for her
Emperor, the founder Of whose dv-
nasty, General Bomapartc, was Corsi-
can by birth, and Italian by race.
Victoria, Quceno of England, rcigns
by virtue other descent from a petty
German prince, who had married the
grand -laughtcrof James !, aS,otch-
man by birth, his mother having been
Mary Stuart.
In Spain, the Empcro, Charlcl V.
was a German by his fathers side.
Ills dynasty ceased in 1900, from
want of male heir, and a French
Prince became King of Spain, with
the title ofPhiIip Y. Thus the hated
Bourbon line, now nominally peprc-
scntcd by the little boy in Paris who
calls himself Alphonso XII, was cs-
tablishcd in Spain,
King William OF Prussia is a Swa-
ban by descent.
The Empcrorof Austriarcprcscnts
a dynasty which was founded by a
Swiss soldier.
The King of Italy can show a de-.
scent only from the Counts of SAVOY,
and thus is actually rather French
than Italian.
Christian IN of Denmark, who is
King by arrangement rather than
popular election, belongs to u Ger
man family long settled in lIolstein.
Sweden is governed by the grand
son OF a French lawyer, who having
risen, under Napoleon l., to the rank
Of Field Marshal and Prince of Pontc
Coryo, was elected Crown Prince of
Sweden, and finally succeeded to the
crown.
The King of Grcecc has no HELEN.
ic blood in his veins, beng simply
one OF the sons OF the King of Den
mark, who is not himself Il Dane.
Belgium has for her monarch the
SON OF Leopold, u petty German
Prince, by the daughter ola French
Princess. He is grandson of Louis
Philippe, of France.
Strictly counting up, the only mon
arches of Europe g~oycrncdby native
Princes, are Turkey, Portugal, IIol.
land, Wurtcmberg, Saxony and Bal
varia. All the rest of the European
soyercigus are ofdeeided alien origin.
Even IN Egypt, the Khedivc, as Is
moel Pasha is called, comes from 4
Greek family. Yet whatever their
descent, the sovorc,gns, whether of
foreign or native descent, becomes
national in their respective localities
when they reign. Louis Napoleon
certainly thinks moreof France than
OF Italy, whence his family came,
and it has always been to the credit
OF Louis Bonapartc, his father, that
he became q Dutehman in heart
and soul as soon as he was made
King of Holland.
Because of this his imperial and
imperious brother accused him Of
ncglecting his interest, and the re.
suit was that, finding it was expect
ed hat he should govern Hollan,
only as French Satrap, tho mer,
lieutenant of Napoeleop, hetook Of
his crown, laid down his sceptre
and retired to private life. Their
is no reason for thinking that
! Spain had adopted Leopold OF lie
; hcnzollcrn he would have goyome
that country as a German Prime,
c IT. satlier-inlaw ofthe axc.Cohur
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Executors Notice,

Whereas Lettors Of Eycutorship upon the
Estate of John $. McGhee deceased, were
granted to the undersigned, by the Ghancery
Court Of Pamela County Mississippi at the
July trem 1870, thereof. Now all person hav-
ign claims against the Estate of said ~testator.
are requested TO exhibit the same, and have
them registered in the manner and within the
time prescribed hy law, or they will be forever
barred.
Edward Il. Nc Ghcc,
William T. McGchee,
Executors.
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The chorbonc, which has proved
so fatal to the stock in the swamp.
has made It's appearance in Choctaw
county aud the eastern portion OF
this One case has appeared in this
place. 1t is said to be very fatal
UjRona Democrat.
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InS0lyent Notice.

10 the creditors Of George Williams. dcccas.
ca The estate Of said deceased, haviny hycn
declared insolyent at the July term, lao i,
me Vhancery Court OF Panola eounty. Missis.
,,ippl, ms Is TO notify you that unless You nro-
uae Your claims against said estate ana Inv,
'nem registered in tho Office Of the Clerk Of said
court by The ith monday OF Juiv, 1871 thrs
viii te Forever barred. -
NJ y. WILSON. ES,c.,or
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A shopkccpcr having an empty
cask, which he wished to dispose of
placed it before his door, and Will
chalk wrote upon it, "For Sail"
waggish school boy passing that way
shortly after, and p%ereeiying the mis-.
take Of the vendor Of wares, immcni-
ately rotcunderncath "For freight
or passage, apply at the bung-holc."
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a CORRESPONDENT ofthc picayunc,
writing from Point Couyce, contends
that there was never It greater mis-
take than the superstition that there
will be fine cotton crop raised; as
sorting that the great deficiency in
form throughout II large region of
country he has seen, viii more than
offset the increase in area, He Of
ters to bet $500 that no parish in
louisiana will gather as much cotton
oil the same quantity Of land as was
gathered last year,
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TuE CorroN WORM We regret to
hear that the genuine cotton worm
has already made its appearance
We were shown yesterday several
branches of cotton, all cut from the
same stalk, and upon which there
were at least a thousand worms, ac-
tive and feeding as for life. The
branches had small bolls and many
blooms upon thcm.-F jcksbmg Lcr-
Qid.
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On Monday last, at { meeting of
the Board ofSupcrviSors, called some
time ago, to consider the subject ola
new Court House for our county. A
resolution was unanimously passed to
commence the work this fall md that
the building should be aslinc as $50.
600 could make it, erRoado Press,
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iieu fhe iihepntatipt vta f.r
81 boz ihe Performance afibaf pafI.
10 ihe chamie Tsblmut anl d
ihc minstrel. lut barli, Know nl.
~ runurnL
Tho Treasurer reported igfilers-
c"niiyc coinniiice th1i ho had ral
lcci~l s22j,9o russ return. AND
lapl oui ia~rcXpcncc. ss7.0s, of thit
amouut So WIS expended ior tur
uitarc which The company .tllha,o.
leaving pet receipt. sl8s -, which.
hy orlcr Of the committee wastnm
ed over 10 the MAYOR of Pamela Nv
bo held subject 10 their order. The
committed also agreed TO call n meet
ing of 'lc citizens Of the wo town.
and vicinity on Friday evening 26th
~ y O'Clock at the school house nj
BaieSvillo to take steps In or-1ui-
zlng a committee 10 raise money hy
subscription for the purpose ofbnil.
dlng a fence around the grave yard,
and that the executive committee
DC authorized to tender the above
sum to the citizens from tho concert
company, to be used, with other
monies TO be raised, in building said
fence.
The object Of this meeting of cit
zcns, ~ to get them to take charge
oil thus much needed undertaking.
ana that a committee from the citi.
lcns Will be appointed to supcrin.
tend tho raising OF money and the
building Of the fence.
We do think that every citiaenin
~ the community should be present
ana mat al should literally contrib
n'e to the fund already raised for
this purpose,
The bali isin motion and it should
be kept rolling until the desired oh.
Ject Is accomplished. The Young
people have started this movement
and we do hope that the shame and
disgrace will not rest upon the older
members OF the community in bong ,
d's'aoccd in charity by their chill. |
dren, ,
We want no grumblers to be in.
trujlng their accused presence into ,
and hindering the accomplishment ,
OF thus work, and hope that all such !
may be spit upon and scorned by |
their ncighbors. Let unity and {
rood feeling be kept up in the man, !
agement OF the labor and not haycit y
sad that the people of this commu.
n'ty are toocontentiousto be willing $
to &c a single public work of char. .
NY he completed without ATTEMPTS !
to break It down. We have been :
tod that there would he this one and 4
one who would get mad and /
clt NJ and fuss around" that they
would do all they could torctard the ,
accomplishment Of those cn1cayors. !
but We believe that respect for the
dead win keep this class quiet in
'nns ease, and thot they will be will ,
lug to cenccdc q little of their usual ,
lcttnancy. But time alone will ,
show, and God grant that we may
not be among the hindrancos that
may arise. I
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The State of Mississippi,

'Nuu H. murphy, CT al.
Upon opening complainants Bill in this cause,
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
That, the delcn iants, Ann II. Murphy and her
husband James Il. Murphy, Alexander Rogers
ana Richard Rogers, are non-rcsidents of the
State of Mississippi, that Ann Il. Murphy and
James h.. Murphy reside in the city of Mobile,
county OF Mobile and State of .klabama, that
sad Alexander Rogers and Richard Rogers,
VINO are minors, reside in the city of Decatur
in the county of Morgan and State of Alabama:
us therefore ordered by the Court that said
defendants, Ann r. Murphy, JamesL Murphy,
Alexander Rogers and Richard Rogers do enter
their appearance herein ON or before the first
day OF the next term of this Court, to he holden
at the courthouse of said county of Pamela, in
the town of Pamela on the first Monday in De.
tober, 1870, and plead, answer or demur tc
compliments bill herein, G. the allegation:
thereof will be taken for confessed as to them
It is further ordered by the Court that a co ~
OF the order be published in the weekly Pa.
nola Star a public ne vs. paper printed ant
published in the town of Pamela in said count,
of Pamela for four weeks successfully, and tina
the Clerk OF the Court transmit by mail, post.
age paid, a copy ofsaid order to the address O
eacs of said defendants,
A true copy,
JAMES II. PIERCE, Clerk.
Harrison Il Taylor, Solicitors. al3-5t
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DR.. "A. WESSON.

DENTIST, No. 3o6 Main. Street, Opposite -
held 4 Higbec's Drug Store aeinpa..
In presenting my claims for . comm
OF patronage to a people to wnom
long been known |having praclicea c'e.s :,
" years in this county,)I deem y ~ MI ' u
measure, only necessary To- givefthe 'O..a; |,
ny Office. In . word, am able . wv
ieef satisfaction intvery branch n1s Y,
Dental Profession, at greatly reduced saa'
Particular attention paid to the resu'A''
,shi1.Irnn'e t...I
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The corn is looking some better
since the late rains. The prospect of
a coplous crop of %caterpillcr is still
Gathering. The supposition now is,
that in some portions OF the country
cotton will be cdtircly destroyed Of
all It's leaves by the middle of Sep.
tembcr,-- WiRoad Democrat.
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Special meeting Of The Board of
Supervisors.

A special meeting ofthe Board of Supervisors
of Pamela county Mississippi will be held at the
COURT house of said county in the town of Pa
uola on Mcnday'the 9Th day ofScptcmber 1870.
BY order of sud Board.
Issued Aug. l6, 1870.
acct J. II. PIERCE, Clerk.
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This deficiency OF forms is notable
IN Caddo and Bossicr parishes, so
Tar as We can learn from planters,
and we are satisfied the writer is cor
rect as regards this rcgion.-Shrcce-
port Southeastern.
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Tax Notice.

The privilege tax levied under section -four
of the Revenue bill is now due, this is to notify
taxpayers under SAID act that | am ready to
receipt for the same.
U. 0ZANNE, Shift.
and Tax Collector of Pamela county.
- A.,
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j. b. Boothc has bought out tho
interest Of ]. G. Hall, in the TaHa.
hatchte .Nems. Mr., Hall remaining
a private Editor. "Long may yon
wave gentlemen is our wish.
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OXFORD Mss. /
July 10th 1870 ,

. oner lor safe, subject TO renters claims. nv
.Not sections Of valuable land awe miles
west al oardlson f~asorale terms, apply to p.
h"ringer on the place, MeSSrs. ponohc, Jov
q Oo1 and Nessrs. Roystet, Trezre,nnt 4 Gu
Memphis or the undersigned at Oxford. Nt
r. BARPINcrp
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The Republican party are. organi-
2lng for the fall canvass, and the
Executive COMMITTEES are c~allins upon
all members for money to assist in
the coming elections.
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tUt Ionl -pr.l Ias viUdmHu
Iuu oIIlortr control oItIr lirk.
Dung Time.
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fs,s \ Randolph sOls ios Complainant
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Chancery Notice.

JAMES II. PIERCE, Clerk.
Harrison \ Tnylor, Solicitors. ala-h
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Chancery Notice.

$. G. SPENCER, Solicitor.
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