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The Codon Plant, of 10Th inst
has the particulars of a most horri-
able tragedy committed by one
William Sanders upon a age couple
MIR. j. Nj. Goode, and Mrs. Margret
Goode, who were living on Favorite
Island Tuniea county for theirmon-
ney,
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SENATE CuAMBER.
jackson Miss, May 23d 1870.
EDITORS, PAN0LA STAR.

EDlroRs, Pamela STAR.
Gentlemen In the issue of your
paper of the 21st INST. | noticed an
article headed "imigation' in which
it is stated that three men men who
had been brought down from
Chicago as migrants, and who had
contracted with Mr.. Green Finch
to make a crop, had imposed upon
that gentlmau, absconded, taking
with them property not belonging to
them. Some days since a gentle
man from Memphis stated to me
that he saw the men referred to in
Memphis, and that they told him
they had been directed to leave the
county or be dealt with violently,
and gave as this reason that they
had served in the Federal Army.
was 10th to give credit to their
and | am glad that Mr..
is exhoneratcd from such
charge.
Very Respectfully Yoars. etc,
j. II. PIERCE.
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MOngerpl.

K. j. Acorn, a member of the
royal family, has started a "pap.
sucker at Pamela Miss, ctc.-Bee,
Brownsrille, Tenn,
Bull-ee set 'em up on 'tother al
10y Whenever you catch a hog
getting out of the lot-tic a not in
his tail.--C Cotton Plant.
The "knot' would not hold in
this cast but slipped out too soon
to make a hard tie of it.
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How Muon SALT rs ENouen.--In
England it is ascertained by expert
enee hatsheep require halt a pound
a week, which is twenty eight
pounds, or Il half Il custom-house
bushel per anum; cows require a
bushel and ahalf per anum; young
cattle, a bushel; draught horses and
draught cattle, a bushel colts and
young cattle, from three pecks to a
bushel per anum. 1t is always Gus
tomary to use, in curing n ton of hay
ten or fifteen pounds OF salt, Whcth-
er it would be best to use q like
amount in our hay mows and what
is the best method of sailing cattle,
are, l think, practical subjects of
inquiry.
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Appointments for Pamela County,

80
j. II. PIERCE, Chaucery Clerk.
Z. OzANNE, Sheriff.
G. II, Gleason, Circuit Clerk.
A. r. Howe, Treasurer.
W, A. Jones, Assessor.
SUPERVISORS.
First Districts. III. Kicks.
Second District--W. W. Howe.
Third District jeff. Mitchell.
Fourth District--Sidaay Mitchell.
Eth District Henry Aston.
rrsIIcEs OF IHE PLACE.
First Distriet--C. Il. Young,
Second District-A. Il. Hove.
Al .E. HHNHEH| HHHa MtML
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j. Y. Woodson has retired from
the editorial control Of the Cotton
Plant.
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2 character j more dctc4tahlc or
thless than the ncighborbood COS
Laulable and useful Vacations
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"Loyal' paper has been started
at Abeedeen.
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Married at the residence of the
brides mother near this place on the
evening of the 14th inst, by the
Rev. Mr.. Julian Mr.. William W.
Perkins to Miss. Mollie j. Jones all
of this county.
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On la.t Saturday the members oi
the Senior class ~ the Law SCHOOL,
presented Col Lamar with q fine
diyau Capt g. l. lIlak. made q
feeling and eloquent address on the
occasion. His effort reflected cred.
upon biz class and himself.
COL Lamar responded in his usu.
al happy aud rcIicitious style. lie
sccms 10 be natural born orator,
aud we have never yet heard him
make a sorry speech Orford Fai-
con.
We can fully agree with the Fai-
con as to Col. Lamar,s ability as n
speaker. lie il the most eloquent
man in Mississippi.
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Boz n Highest Ffsmiras ~ IN fts All EtsHasas fine raHsa stas, .ss !.
tsa aWtfied ~ Gfgsu 4 haha sssha Machines aams emt dous ty a.~
fth3tsd IN somffiten. -
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Twas our good fortune to be
present and witness the atieing of
the silken knot" that bound the
of the happy pair in loves
eternal union. And the pleasure
that beamed upon their faces was
but a fair index, Of the joyful feel
lngs in knowing that in each other
they had found fit and meet help
mate with whom the cares Of life
be devided and its joys doubled.
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~ The very hphst ffs, fHE CROSS NJ rHE LEaiux OF HOyoR So
10 representative n fs gtvsf 4 Baker Sewing uaehae. "a me Fspsalroa tsN..
1901, nms ttsmta heir great urstody over ~ other sewing Machine,
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eor NEW WORK.
THE ERRING DIVINE.
We Returns with his Fair
Companion.
BEiIlGsREhT RIGHTS.
Is Captured by the Police
MISS JOHNSON ALBRIGHT.

New YORK, January 13.-The errlnng
divine, Rev. Horace Cooke, while in the
hands of the police, last night, advanced
the extraordinary theory that the press
in noticing his elopement was animated
solely with desire to attack the Chris
tian religion and the church OF which he
is member.
After the arrest it was asceltained
that Cook returned to the city yester-
day from his excursion and sent Miss
johnson to her parents. He went hsme
brandishing a pistol and frightened his
family out of their Wits A friend In.
duced him to give up the weapon, six
shooter, before be did any injury. He
then wandered dowI town until he came
across newspaper man, when hs at
once proceeded to immediate him. The
friends of Miss johnson, and also OF Mr..
Cooke, are satisfied that the young lady
has returned from her enforced tour as
pure as she went away. Cooke pub
fishes q piteous appeal in the Tribune
this morning that the press will mol
print him blacker than he is.
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Cincinnati Market.

SlNSlNNAiii Oduuils lo'
FLOUR-Unchapged; family 5 25a
so.
WHEAT-Unchanged; No. red l II.
CORN-Dull and dropping ut 7Sa80c.
OATS-Unchanged at 50a56c.
RYE-Dull at S9a92c.
BARLEY-Nominally unchanged and
nothing doing.
CoTToN-Quiet and steady at 24c
for middling.
TOBACCO-Firm; sales of 90 hhds at
6 9Oa22 90.
WHISKY-Firm at 93c.
HOGS-Dull and lower; live 8 50a9 %;
dressed 10 25ail co.; receipts 5000.
& GREEN MEATS-Dull ut 9ial2c for
shoulders and sides and 14ia14ic for
dams.
LARD-DulI; steam 15c; kettle lea
l6tc.
BULK MEATS-Dull at 10iallc for
shoulders; 13sal4c for clear rib rides
and l4ial4Sc for clear; the outside rates
when packed.
HAMS-Sugar cured at l9a20c.
MESS PORK-Dull at &c 25a26 so; 100
Lbls sold at the inside rate.
BUTTER-Yery dull; fresh 2sa33c.
EGGS-Dull at Soc.
CHEESE-At l7alsc.
OlLS-Linseed at 90a9ic. Lard, as
al so. Petroleum dull; refined 29a36c.
SUGAR-Firm; New Orleans l2a14tc.
COFFEE-In fair demand at 1Sa24c.
GOLD-12l buying.
EXCHANGE-Par buying.
MONEY-Market quiet at 9slO per
cent for best paper.
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mitted while Democrats should have
control of Congress.
Mr. Wood laid down several propo-
sitions which would prevent him from
sustaining the bill.
A recess was then taken. 80.
At the evening session devote on the
Virginia bill was resumed.
Mr.. Whittlemore supported the bill
as the best that could be got, advocating
an imposition of the strictest conditions
on the people of Virginia.
Mr.. Davis offered substitute for the
bill which was read and ordered printed
Mr.. Palmer said, having watched the
question of reconstruction from the be-
ginning to this time, he was unwilling
to vote for the admission of Virgins
under any conditions.
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Uhtcnae markss.
CHICAGO, January Is.

CHICAGOs january Id.
FLOUR-Unchauged at 5oa4 so for
spring extras, which are lees active and
dull, sales of No. l ct S2a64c; No. 2 tale
lower; sales at 76ia77e; closing at Toto;
this afternoon the market is fairly ac-
tive at 76ac seller January, and 77ac sell
Ter February.
CORN-Quiet aud lafc lower; 69ia
TIC for No. =, closing at 69a69ic.
OATS-Dull; sales of Ne. 2 at 399a
40tc, closing at 39fc.
RYE-Nominal at zoe for No. 2.
BARLEY-Inactive and nomisal.
HOGS-Dressed easier and &c lower:
sales at 10 00all 40; live active, 25a35c
lower; 8 25as so for common; 6OaS O9
for fair to medium; 9 00a9 % for good TO
choice; and 5Oa9 IS Cor extra choice.
CATTLE-Steady and quiet at 36a
4 75 for common to fair cove, and 2oa
25 for fair to good shipping steers.
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wheeling Wholesale Market.
REGISTER OFFICE,

REGISTER OFFICE,
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. Is, 70.
The grain and flour markets show no
activity and prices are without change.
The provision market is ruling lower.
1t is estimated that there have been
100000 more hogs slaughtered this year
than last. We continue our quotations:
GRAIN-White Wheat dull at
| GOAL 80, the latter for very
choice lots; red winter at o..
Corn-old ear and shelled at 65a7Oc;
new in demand at 60a65c. Rye-ln
moderate demand, but not active, at
SOC for No. l. Oats-Steady and dull at
4Oc. Barley-Spring quiet from SOal 90;
fall at Is.
HAYS held at II GOALS 90 for baled;
loose S14 GOALS 90 per ton.
GROCERIES-Coffee-Rio, 2Oa24c for
fair to prime. Sugars-Good to choice
New Orleans 13Ial43c; Porto Rico l3a
l44c; Cuba 12fal3!c; Demarara l5tc;
Crushed 16tc; A coffee 15lc: B coffee
l5tc: extra c 15c; yellow c 14ic. Molasses
New Orleans soc: Porto Rico 75c;
Baltimore Syrup OodooCJ No" ioih uo'
S0a1 90: Choice Syrup ! 90.
PROVISIONS-New Mess Pork, 80 90;
Bacon, shoulders 14ial5c; clear sides
Isle; hams zoe; sugar cured breakfast
bacon l9c; new Lard, l7ial9c.
POTATOES-Supply large; sales at
SOC per bushel.
FLOUR-The market is unchanged.
Red wheat is dull at so; fancy at & rs;
superfne at 4 50a475. Buckwbeat flour
at 9 so per Dbl. Rye Flour 6 90.
BUTTER-Dull at 2Sc for choice.
SALT-Dairy 3 so; Ohio River 2 35
TEA-GuLpowdert tea 50al rs; Young
Hyson tea 3Oa1 CO.: Black tea GOAL so
TOBACCO-Navy tobacco 65a75c;
dark los and Is 65a73c; bright IS and los
75aS0c; fig lump 70aS0c; CARROTS snuff
73c; CARROTS snuff in boxes 8 so.
FISH-Firm. Wequote: No. Mack.
erel Ii 90; No. = half barrels 9 90; No. 3
medium 6 so; No. 3 large 8 so; Kits
No. . 325; Mol 800. Lake herring so
White fish $50; Labrador herring at Is
half bills; 10 sol per barrel.
CARBON OIL-At 32c per gallon no
charge for package.
LARD OIL-Extra refined at 60.
EGGS-Dull of 2sc per dozen.
CHEESE-Goshen at 20c; factory lSc.
APPLES-Demand good; fair to good,
2 so; choice, 3 90. Dried apples 73aSc
per pound. Peaches lie.
GLASS-First quality Sx10, a 0G; lOx
10, 80; second quality 6xlO, 300; lOx
II, 80 per box.
IRON AND NAILS-The following
are the ruling rates: Flat bar 34a4tc,
according to width and thickness; horse
shoe ste; heavy baud 4ia5tc; hoop and
light band, to inch, 5a9i; round and
square 3fa74c; oval iron 4fa5c; half oval
aud half round 4!a5ic; fiat rail, punched
and counter-sunk, 4ic; L rail 4ta43c; I
rail spikes 6ic; nails, brads and fencing,
10 to God, so; 8 and Cd 70; 6 and I'd
5 90; 4 and sd 25; Sd 6 90; I'd 7 %; bar
rel, / inch to II inch, 25a7 so; finishing,
to inch, 5 75a9 50; casing, 10 to BOD,
5 ~; sd 5 80; cd ) Is; I'D %; fine biued
i'd %, Sd %, I'd 8 %; lining nails, |
inch, 9 CO.; clinoh nails %; cut spikes
4 %; boat spikes, cut, 5 %: wrought IS
as %
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New York Market.

New YORK, January Is.
COTTON-Steady; sales AS bales at
25sc for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed dull and q shade
lower.
WHEAT-Heavy at l5a1 II for No.
2 spring and l GOAL q for winter red
and amber western.
RYE-Nominal at 9Scal GU.
OATS-Heavy at Sc for western.
CORN-Nominal at 52aS4c for new
and O4 for old mixed western.
PORK-More steady for mess; q %
bid and q % asked for February and
q 25 paid and q 50ssked for Michigan.
BEEF-Steady aud in moderate de-
mand.
cur MEATS-Nominal.
BACON-Fair request and steady.
LARD-Dull and dropping.
EGGS Dali and without decided
change.
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TRANSPORTATION.
AND OHIO.
Rail Road Company,
WHEELING, December 4th, ls6I

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run
Il by the following schedule on and after
December 5th, ls69-Wheeling time:
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BY THE CABLE.
lBy Telegraph to the Register

PARIS, January -, 3 p. M.-The city
is still greatly excited. During the
night the disturbance was continued,
but there were no serious conflicts.
Several policemen were wounded by
stones thrown, AID ulo Wao DANGEROUSLY
stabbed while attempting to quell the
disorder. A magistrate was struck on
the head with q stone and knocked
down. Many other outrages were also
committed. The troops have not ap-
peared in force since the crowd in
Champ Elysus was dispersed last night,
but extensive Preparations have been
made to guard against any repetition
Of the disorder. There are now in Paris
over one hundred thousand soldiers
including the detachments of cavalry
recently arrived from the garrisons and
several batteries of artillery flom Vim
CHIMES. The police force has also been
largely increased. 1t is not supposed
that the people will dare make any
further disturbance.
The Marseillaise appears to-day as
usual. The tone of its articles is very
violent. Rochefort, in a leading edito-
rial, Gays: The demonstration Of yester-
day was cry for justice, and tomorrow
the cry may come for vengeance.
LONDON, January l3.-Bright, st,
pnblic breakfast in Birmingham yester-
day, bitterly denounced American Fee
mans, whom he characterized as citizens
of another country persisting in disturb
ing the peace of this country. The Irish
rich he said suffered less than the Hish
poor, since lawlessness exacts that
harshness in the laws that the poor
only complain. Bright, however, in
conclusion, promised his cooperation to
obtain the release of the Fenian prison
ers.
LONDON, January l3.-The Pail Mall
Gazette speaks Of the petition OF the
colonies of British Columbia for indie
pendence and believes it is the work of
American politicians and Intended as
set-off for all claims. The petition, if
genuine, would have bseu addressed to
England.
Letters from Paris represent the feel
ing of sympathy for Victor Noir as pro-
found and widely displayed among the
masses. The Government is taking
every precaution to prevent an Outburst
of public indignation.
PARIS, January l3.-The city is still
much agitated over the recent homicide
and the troops are held in readiness
to act, though no display Is made.
The Emperor today visited the bar
racks and military schools.
N. Henri Rochefort was present at
the sitting Of the Corps Legislatif to-
day.
Monday has been appointed as the
day for the opening of the discussion on
the arraignment of Rochefort. 1t is
rumored, however, that the Government
will withdraw its demand and propose
q law prohibiting that all political
crimes aud offenses be tried by jury.
MADRID, January 13.-In the Cortes
. to-day Senior CASTELAR, introduced n
proposition excluding forever the Bour-
bon family and all its branches from
the throne of Spain. The debate on
this proposal will take place next
Tue sday.
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8g telegraph,
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
by Telegraph to the Register.l
WASHINGTON, January Is.
TO The REGISTER

WASHINGTON, January Is.
Eswa Senatorial Election.
Letters received by members of the
Iowa delegation in Congress, from the
Capital of the State, indicate little
change in the Senatorial contest and
confirm the impression that the result
is great doubt. Success seems to lie
between Allison, Wright and Morrill,.
Hill % Establish n Territorial Gov
ernmeut
In the House Mr.. Mccormick offered
. resolution iastruoting tine committee
on Territories to inquire into the expe-
diency of establishing territorial gov
erument over civilized Indians in Indian
territory.
Operations Among Illicit Whisky Rs
tabiishmeuts.
The report of the detachment of the
Fifth cavalry operating in the Eighth
District of Virginia shows that ~ IL
liclt distilleries have been visited, ~
stills destroyed and three seized; about
100 gallons of brandy were seized, 400
gallo IS of low wines destroyed and p
men arrested during n raid upon Illicit
distilleries lasting 46 days, during
which over 1000 mile, were travelled by
the cavalry.
The Ways and Means Committee.
There seems to be an inclination IN
the Ways and Means Committee to re-
duce the duties on all sugars. The CON-
mittee have agreed to change the duties
on lumber from ad valorem to specific,
retaining substantially the present
duty. The committee will probably not
report the Tariff bill for month.
Senators Elect from Mississippi.
Private advices from Jackson indicate
the election for United States Senators
from Mississippi of Mr.. Eccleston and
General Ames.
The San Domingo Treaty.
The Senate committee on Foreign Re-
lstions has not yet taken action on the
-SaR- Domingo treaty.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, January IL.
MONEY-Easy at 6a7 per cent, with
some transactions at per cent; curren'
cy in good supply and rapidly increas'
ing.
STERLING-Dull at 10Sial95s.
GOLD-Opened at 1919, and closed at
122 on the rumors from Paris; carrying
rate l-32 per cent; clearances S2S,OOO,'
600.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Strong
Coupons of 81 at 1l7balle; dc
'62 at 1l54all6; do ga at 1l5iall5i
do '65 at ll5sal15i; do new at ll4tal14t
do 81 at 1l4sa114i; do '65 at 1l4sall4i
10 40s at 1l2sa112S; Pacitics at lO9fa
1904; the treasury bought $1,000, 900 Of
the various issues at lib 96.lOOall4 u
100
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. on
don. graduate from one of the most snipru,
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
part Of whose life has been spent in the hospi.
where has effected some of the most Astoni.h
ing cures that were ever known MANY
troubled with ringing in the head and ears When
asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed az sud
den sounds, bashfulness, with frequent blush
ing, attended, sometimes with arrangement q
mind we're cured Immediately,
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men eontempl,,
ing Marriage. being aware Of Physical WsL
ness, organic debility, defOruitieS speed :.
cured.
He who places himself under the care Of J.,
J., NAV reiigiously confide in his honor as A Va,
tIeman, and confidently rely upon his skll A.
nhysician.
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The Louisiana Legislature.

NEW ORLEANS, January 13.-The Sen.
ate yesterday passed bill to amend
the Constitution removing political
disabilities. A bill sppropriating $780,.
600 for the pay of the members elect
was also pssssd. A bill prohibiting
gambling throughout the State and i'm
posing heavy fines and penalties was
passed by both houses, and fines and
penalties are imposed by this bill upon
officers failing to enforce the same.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Baltimore Live Stock Market
by Telegraph to the Register.I
BALTIMORE, January 10.
REEVES.

BALTIMORE, January Is.
BEEVES.
Tie offerings to-day amount to about
two thousand lead. The market is very
dull at q decline of fully twenty five
cents per one hundred pounds from the
rates OF las week.
SHEEP.
The supply is fully equal to the de
maad aud the market is dull, except
for good Sheep. Prices to-day range at
four and bali to SIX and three quarter
cents per pound, gross.
HOGS.
The market is we'll supplied aud dull
at tbirteeu and fourteen and one fourth
cents per pound net for fair to good
Hogs.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, January Is.
FLOUR-Market dull and heavy for
city. Buckwheat flour steady and de-
mand good at Z 50aS 90.
WHEAT-Very dull and no transac-
items reported.
CORN-Dull and inactive; old No.
mixed held at &C, new 7Oa74c, as to
condition.
OATS-Nominally unchanged.
RYE-Dull; held at sOa90c for State.
BARLEY-Very dull and nominal.
PETROLEUM-Market frmsr and
better; refined in large lots at 26ia27c;
small lots at 29a30c; crude very firm at
5 65 per barrel.
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CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
KILLED BY THE CARS.

CAIRO, January 12.-John Martin for
raerly of the steamer Savannah but later
of the steamer Mary Davage, while in
o state Of intoxicstion fell asleep on the
Railroad track here last night and was
killed by the cars. He leaves q child in
Sare nport, Iowa.
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, January l3.

TOLEDO, January l3.
Flour dull. Wheat 1a2c lower and
dull; amber at 00i; No. l red at ca;
No. 2 red at 90. Corn dull; new is
held at 72c; no grade at 62c. Oats dull;
No. l at 47a4Sc; No. ? at 42a45c. Hogs
Dressed dull at 10a1lc. Glover seed
at 8 25.