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The stas az Mississippi
Psssis Ccanty.
i. ne Ch..ssry cssrs a ssla Csamsy.
In y~s>sslss bsisse NJ cisrk and asste; a
ssld oyurt 81 BE sGr~ IN tbs tevs u Pamela,
on nh. be ftsh Dag u Asxust, A. D. 1879.
No. 7s7.
W NJ Beckett q al o.
D. r. rsckst ii a.
Upea opening esmvlsissnss bsnis This eause, u
spprarlns 10 The siismrstsu II Ne cosrt that
defendant .. " feches n. n nsiiy, asd her
husband Johs Z. Daily, who rsetass n nsch-
a~eyvfIIs, STATE Of Alabama, Q. A. noris, ED
her husband I. q. Moris, who resides q Oh
Bowey, State Of AlasamA FrAaees Am. Bsckst
Martha ". Beckett, A. \. F~iournsy, and her
husband John fiournoy, whofsstaes ID Fsystee
Courthouse, Statc Of AlabansA, ere ell mn rss-
idents Of The State Of hismmppi.
II Is therefore ordered BY he Court that tks
said defsndapss, do enter thcirappearanes here
In on or before the first day Of the merit tern
Of this Court, TO be holden at the Courthouse
Of said County in the town Of PanolA, on the
frst Monday In October A. d. 1870, and plead
answer or demur, to the complninanu bill or
the same will be taken o. confessed.
1t Is further ordered BY the Court, that a copy
Of this order he published In the Weekly Pamela
SrkR, q public news paper, printed and pub
iished In the town Of Pamela IL said County for
four weeks successfully and that q copy thereof
be forwarded by mali postage paid to the
address Of each Of said defendants.
A true copy.
WV Fig sos ~. G. HARRISON,
Clerk and Master,
Harrison & Taylor, SOL for oomplainats.
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z. W. Dyer
vs.
). G. Light { @ ". Light. liIa
\ Whercss ~ sttachneat was issued In the
above csss against the estates Of J. @. Light, 3
O. ". Liskt ~fetsrnAhle to a Justice Court OF
he 5the District Of Panola County, retaraahle
On The i0sh ny ofOstohsr 1870.
Now iffhe mid J. G. Light b g. ". light
fil 70 appear a the said time st the Office Of
W undsrisncd Justicst Of the Pssce In the
town Of Pamela and anewcr the compliant d
~ hid pIsati6. judsenens win 10 entered
Agaiast them and execution issued thereon.
In testimony wkcrsef, l hare herenato sct
ny band aad seal this Tho 18th day ofAsgust
A. D. 1910. fl@
z J. A. Folk J. p. tSsa1
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The State II Mississippi,
rHssla cvanty.
u~ua~sxiIia Lana IL lhG !

pwtssviiIs, June IL, 1867.
To ". J. skslsgn-- 0ssstiy
Whereas, D. Z. Harris end .. p. Appleton
and oshsrs havs pseislssed for tbs s.ie ofa GER
tasn hsess sltnsssd IN Tie tswn ef betssviile
usdss ns.kanisf lsia bsleasing TO WIN. ].
sAslssn, Who b . non fsaidsat Of the State; IL
u thsvslbss ordered That said ". J. shelton be
and sppsar bs1brs Ne stmy once IN the town
Of naissvllls On the srst day Of August next
70 answer 70 said mechanics lein, otherwise
Judgment will be given BY default and said
property sold to satisfy said claims and cost.
Given under my hano and seal.
W. W MITCHELL, Mayor, tL.s.l
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Tar Notice.

The privilege tar levied ander section four
Of the Revenue bill Is now due, this Is To notify
tax-paysrs undcr sad act that ! am ready to
receipt for the same.
and Tar Collector Of Pamela county.
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Chancsl,y Nstiee

Cm6ucexJy Notlces
The State Of Mississv9, \
f8 Panola couay.|
In the Chancery Cour: Of aid Cod
Term A. D. 1870.
No. asS.
Mary N. Steger, E; al,
vs..
Ann r. Murphy, ct al.
Upon opening complainants Rilh
II appearing 10 the satisfaction 4
that. the dcfen lants, Ann 4. Muh
husband James l.. Murphy Alslal
and Richard Rogers, are non-rtaAa
State of Mississippi, that Am X u
james l.. Murphy reside in ihe zig
county of Mobile and State Of AALl
said Alex ,ndei Rogers and RiAs
who are minors, reside in the city 4
in the county Of Morgan and Sskd
1t Is therefore ordered by the Cor
defendants, Ann X. Murphy, jsnsI
Alexander Rogers and Richard !
their appearance herein on q ~
day Of the next term Of this Oosn
at the court house Of mid county 4
the town Of Pamela on the frt -
tobcr, 1870, and plead, answer 7
complaiaamt's I'LL herein, q -
thereof will Be taken for ceuksaa
II IL further ordered by he CsshI
Of the order be published b II "
uola Star" . public ne n pr =
published Ii the town u hsdkh1
Of Panels tbv fur weeks sucssIk1
the Clerk Of the Ccart transEA M
age paid, q COPY ofsaid ordsr b NJ
each Of said deicndants.
A true copy, .--.
Harrison 1 Taylor, Solicitssl
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Attachment Notice.

ACU0CthHtcu1 NUcISos
s. d, Rhodes,
E Va Ae '"f@ A'
A. J.. Taylor ltsf4 L.sg
Whereas an attachment was issued in the
ahove case against the estate Of A. j. Taylor,
returnable to o Justice Court OF the~Sth MS
tsict u Pamela Comfy Mississippi, and con-
tinusd 10 the 10th day Of October 1870.
Now II the said A. J Taylor faifsto spFesr
u the said tinae at the Once ofthe undersigned,
Justice ofthe Peace In the town Of FsnelA and
answer the complaint Of said plansia, judge
ment will be catered against him and exca.
tion issnsdtherccn. 0
In testimony whereof have hcrcunto SET my
hed ana .eAl this 25th Day Of August A.u3ls10
J. A. PotH. Up. lstsl1
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of the Commercial College system. And among
lis graduates are many prominent Leaders OIL
rival Schools,
nGy- Among the many schools, academies
and other institutions Of learning, Cincinnati
alone Is Is In possession Of q purely Mercantile
academy or college.n-Extract nom HINTS
Nerchaafs Mseasias, New York, ls49.
Tho eourse embracesa complete and tn trough
system Of theoretical and actual business train
ing, enabling students atonce TO dischasge WIN
success the most difficult and responsible posi-
tons IN mercantile III. as hook keepers CLERKS
Annie and unimpeachable testimcny can b
rrcseuted of Al dents, immediately upon grad
hating, entering railroad and insurance cfices,
bank M houses, large chipping, communication and
other rsrcantile csfahishmcnts - A~ceouneanss,
and discAarging with psrfsct success re 3.
,~pectiye duslss involvsd. Over Ass handrsn
81 its graduates are connected win business
houses In Cincinnasi alone.
while graduates vAsy be ieand n every per'
Of the Uaion filing importknt posiaene. aie6.
viii here only permit q the bficwtng limited
reference AZ Some in the State Of Misssslppss
r. N. Brarcs, Book keeper tr wslEsr s'sn
ford. Wholesale dealers In Dry GOODS &c.
Canton, Miss.
W. O. walxrs, firm Of Walker . S'an'ord
Canton, Miss. /,
CSC. HANDY, Book keeper tor Frsmsds'e :
BALDWIN, Dry Coed, De- Csason' Nfss.
", d. pssssrLr, pock hsspsr for n. 0!SC
n. Rsilrcaa. Canton, MISS
JosarwAs srAaa, hra q Jehnscs -
wholesals dsalsis ID hcctk seoeA nsus eep'
MrnlrAiag gss1h D. Nsssdlsse ~.
\. p. Uassa, Book keePss - Mailss ussys'
cotton factors Eggs rsiat NM
wALrsa woopsurr, dsNlss v books ana -
tionery, vicksburs, NisA 81.
The course can b completed n hcA ~
10 wesks.
0eod board can be ostAisea q &, Opt wee
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Attachment Notice.
The State Of Mississippi,
Pamela County,
In the Circuit Court of said County.

p. NJ. I'm,
No. . vs le a4
]. Baker.
Attachment was issued on the 10th day OF
December 1859 against the estate Of Baker,
Defendant, for the sum Of Two hundred and
forty Dollars retarnable to The sand Court.
Notice Is hereby given 70 said ]. Baker,
whose place Of residence Is unknown, that M
less be appears at the Circuit Court Of said
County 10 Be holden In the Court house thereof,
on the 4th Monday In November 1870, and
plead to said Action, Judgment win he render
c. II. GLEASON, Clerk,
C. Miller Atty. for pla milf. s27-o'
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RURAL CARoLrNiAS, Vol. 1.-The
September number, just received,
closes the first volume Of The RNul
Cdroliaiaa, and confirms the claim
so handsomely maintained through
out the volume, Of being q heading
agricultural magazine. The first
number, which appeared IN October
last, was a sensation but each
number since has been 80 valuable
that we look for the appearance Of
the R1ot now as one Of the import.
ant literary events Of the month.
In the September number attcn-
ton Is at once attracted by a vari.
city OF novel aud interesting articles,
such as Farm Life in Brazil, Sugar
Farming, Wine Country, and Cab.
hagc Insects. The latter is espc-
cially valuable, as it is thoroughly
illustrated, and conveys practical in.
formation in a practical manner.
Among the contributors this month
We notice the accession of Z. j.
B~erckman, Esq, of Augusta, Ga,
one Of the best known writer's of the
Soath on matters pertaining to the
field, garden and orchard. Col. ID.
Wyatt Aiken continues his valua-
BILE contributions, which are fast es.
tablishing his reputation as the lead.
ing practical farmer IT the South.
We congratulate The Rsrat Curo'
tiaiaa on it's great success, which
all due regard for its splendid "
biographical execution, we think |
mainly due to the powerful cdito
rial combination Of d. Wyatt Alike
and D.. n. Jacques, and the valuabl
corps Of contributors which the
! have succeeded in collecting aroun
.. them,
AL -sss~-
VI Ladies at Saratoga and Share
10 nay that the way to feel cool Ia
rub the outside rim Of the ear vii
= . little cologne or spirits ot ammou
a. and YOU win keep dekgltfolly CO
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O. n. 0LEAs0S, CLERK
Hsrrisya 4 Tsyiss
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wsfas So isjssiar ~ essisa w
1T s-s<kssszs-a
AssT's ssmsi 'lfsss lsrrt ,
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The AsFldish GasN, fsp,ats -
toa ssasrsns hu~s . Esnsrsl a''aek
eftsH r~Tw
81 70 ff et H5rs,
.e e. yka ga ths l5'h
The wlnsWa H@orraf aye that
CD. iIiFhes vas r4bcI II 5000
helf Walden rveently
An snksewn woman attempted
e. Kin hcrs-lf 81 ssna,ehia recently
b, throwing herself upon the rail
road track in Iron, n a locomotive
tunsieg At fail spsel By'tandcrs
saved her.
The winona hmerrti complains
Of an over supply Of %lcaier' and IRE"
wgroc-.
The hrst tale III ncw cott.n was
received at Canton on the 18th uit.,
and sold ler 20 cents.
The Mississippi State Fair will
commence on the 2tth Of October
aud continue six days.
Major Robert Prophet. has been
appointed Mayor OF Water Valley.
The solution OF the social equali-
" question Is likely to bc fercttcd
out. Morgan has got the scent.
John C'astlcberry, a planter near
fernando Miss, was killed a'oidcnt
" the other night by a neighbor
who was watching his corn field for
a bear.
ANOTHER CARPET BaeaEP GoSE.-
Shout hallelyah, another Carpet
Dagger has left us. Col. Il. NJ Maine,
our ex-Sheriff, has gone glimmer-
ing in the distance, gone in the
bloom Of h,s youth, and We trust
forever. Rejoice, oh, ye down.trod.
den, oppressed and plundcred peo-
pie VI Lafayette. Good by Col
Oxford Falcon.
Governor Alcorn has appointed
Gaincy the murder of DIR. Tully
Gibson, Marshal OF Meridian. This
is the reward a carpct-baggcr who
has brutally murdered one of Mis-
sissippi's noblest sons gets IRON his
cxcclleney "tbe friend OF the old
citizens Of the Statc."--Er.
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70 Main Nrsst, Lsxsuils, IA.
wAoles~le and rssAil depot for stairway and
Chickering's celebrated and anrivalled Piano
rarsss nlss N othfr hsst-class piAsos Smiths
and Massa / naalia's 0rGans inpsraess n
n~slcsl iasnuneass ~ pshliuAsrs q music
aud Murte nsshs. Dealers Teachers Aad
schools sspsllcd q largest 6iscssnas. Gaia
lcgues and price list furnished upsu applica-
ton. Address ". P. FAULDS,
s3-3m 20 Main 81. Louisville, Nv.
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE.
MEMPHIS, TENN.

MbMFHls, lEfN.
The Fall Session of this well-known institu-
ton win open On the 18th of September next.
The successes Of the past ar, the best guaran-
tee Of the future.
Location cmincntly healthy aud easy Of &C.
cess--twelye Professors aud Tcachers--Coursc
of Study, discipline, buildings and equipments
unsurpassed BY any school Of Its class-su-
perior~ advantages for the study Of Ancient
and Modern Languagcs--Frcneh spoken at
meals. iaa
$l52 will cover all expenses Of regular tn
ition, board, washing, fuel, lights, and FUR
nishcd room, per session Of Ave months. III
Day scholars, Primary Department $3.50. sa0
:" Collegiate ~"........,. y
Music, with use Of Piano ..-......"-.. ~
For catalogues or other information, address
RBv. G. COLLINS, D. D.,
ao7-lm HU5astE & M President.
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Ladies at Saratoga and Sharon
aay that the wsy to feel cool Ia to
rub the outside rim Of the ear with
. little cologne Or spirits 81 ammonia
and You viii keep dekghtfally cool
on the wnrmcst day.
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The AssIiish GassH fsrat- 80
ten suasrsns fs~s . EsHsrsl a'iaek
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The State Of Mississippi,
Pamela county. M
In the Chancery Court OF seio wv
term, A. D. 1870.
No. ?s4. "a
William Thsnpson, /. IN
Va Dial As
Ansie rhsnpson. y
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The WinsHa H@oersa aye that
CD iIietes "a. r4bci II 5000
neaf Walden recently
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LOUISVILLE, KY.
COURSE OF STUDY.

Book Ksrplsa as applied to Merchandising
Manufacturing, Commission, Banking, Insu-
rance, Railroediag, Stesmboating, Individual,
Partnership Charter Cos, Commercial Law
Lectures by members Of the bar, Business Prr-
mapship, Mercantile Arithmetic, TelegraPhing,
&c.
TUITION FEES.
Three months In Commercial course, 40,0
One .o,0t
Circulars sent to any address On application
by mail or othcswisc 10
j.. j. BOYD, Principal.
s3-3m
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Southwest corner of jefferson aud Third Sts,
The New York herald., 1870-03-05
The DEATH OF THOMAS J. FLYNN.

The Drowning Believed to Have Been Acci.
dentnI-The Gold Watch Still Missing.
Coroner Keenan, has In charge the case OF Mr..
Thomas J. Flynn, who was found drowned In the
dock FOOT OF Thirtyfourtn street, North river, as
heretofore reported, but may not conclude the In
QUESTION Tor several days to come. The friends OF
deceased do not seem to believe that he was vic.
tim OF Intentional violence; but 1t is desirable for
them to trace his movements from the time he
returned with friends from funeral At Cal
vary Cemetery till he was found dead In
the water. IL Is believed that after crossing
the ferry Mr.. Flynn entered q Belt Rail.
road car and, perhaps falling asleep, was carried
too lar up town when the conductor aroused him.
In leaving the car perhaps Mr.. Flynn became con-
fused in his minu as TO the course he should take,
and walked overheard. DR.. Thomas o. Knox, or
Carmlne and Bedford streets, made Q careful
examination OF the deceased and found no external
marks Of violence on the body. All the vauables,
except bis watch Is also papers Mr. Flynn had In his
possession, were untouched, and oil the circum-
stances far as developed indicate that Mr.. Flynn
was accidentally drowned. 1t seems to be certain
that the gold watch OF deceased was In hts pocket
when the attention OF of1cer McQuade, OF the Twen-
tieth precinct called the BODY BY labor.
en VINO found it.. Captain Carrey Is to prefer
charges against one or two OF the members OF his
force In relation to the missing timepece.
The New York herald., 1870-03-05
PATRIOTS PAY.

Cripples, Widows and Orphans Receiving Their
Semi-Annual Psnsions-Arrest OF Twenty
Bogus War Widows.
Yesterday, according to a long established custom
was the day for the semi annual payment or PEN
sions to wounded soldiers and to the heirs or those
who were killed, and who according to law are en-
titled to . specified sum under certain conditions
AT the office OF the SubTreasury fronting on Nassau
street and entered through the basement the crowds
began to collect on Thursday evening. so anxious
were the crippled pensioners to obtain their meagre
pitsances. Those who are seen about the streets
= Grnalng hand organs; those who keep stalls about
2 City Hall, sell papers or pursue itlnerant
ns up or down. were the FIRST TO put in
tir appearance The vast majority OF the pen
oners yesterday at the SUP Treasury we're cYpples
'nd were frequently bereft or leg and an arm
tepayment began at six O'Clock III the morning,
% continued without intermlssion throughout the
~. The pensioners presented their printed app-
tlons to which they attested by affidavit a re-
apt tattached) was then filed up, their names APP
fpded and the amount paid over in greenDacKs,
up In small envelopes at the Subrreasury, in
erying sums. to SUI. the different classes OF pen
l0ners The payments were made person by
.olonel Van Buren, In every Individual case they
,vered the amount Que for six months Disabled
fvates receive twelve doiars during the SIX months
VI the slightest injury, and ninety dollars for lost
1lmo. Invalid second lleutenants receive SIS per
month, FIRST eutenants, SIT; captains, $40: majors,
$40; lieutenant colonels $50 ana SO on; but the pay
ent never exceeds thirty dollars per month any
RANK Colonel Van Buren, PAID out $40, 900 yesterday,
ana expects to-day and on Monday to expend
$&V,00 more. Then the rush will be over.
AT THE CUSTOM H0TSR.
Inc female pensioners gathered here at an early
nour. They were In most wretcned condition.
MANY were aged, many intrm, desparing and destl-
Sute. IL was scene Ior The philantnrCpst. OF
course tney were surrounded by sharpers, pumps
beats and oormorants, ready TO prey upon their
.aggard pittances. The sna lest amount paid them
as i0rty-eight dollars for Lne months and the
ISest amount 5000 These amounts are supposed
ppensate the death OF d husband, brOtner or
~. General Lawrence paid out S22, 900 yester-
ported or attempted frauds where women VINO for.
merry mad oeen pensioners, but had since become
married and thereby forfeited all pecuniary claims
upon the government, had presented claims. These
cases were made known to General Lawrence by
enemies or the swlndling women. They will be
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KILLED on THE RAILROAD.

Aged knickerbocler tho Victim-Ccnsure
OF the New Haven Railroad Company.
Mr.. Andrew McG0wn was born In this city nearly
ghty five years ago. also his father and his
,ndfather. 1t was after the elder McGown that
towns Pass" located In the rocks about Tooth
and Third avenue and well remembered by
dest Inhabitants, was named. The McGowns
among the first settlers of Manhattan Island
were well known TO the old KnicKerbocker
inies For some years past Andrew McGown
~ been quite deaf ana II was with dif1iculty that
he could hear unless addressed In an un.
usually loud tone OF voice. ON Tuesday last
odr. McGown attempted to cross Fourth avenue
Gt l2sth street In advance OF an approaching
train OF cars belonging " the New Haven Railroad
Company The eng neer seeing the danger blew the
alarm whistle whicn, unfortunately, Mr. Mc0own
did not hear, and in moment or Two afterwards the
locomotive struck and threw him aside with great
yl0lsRee. The sneck TO his nervous system was 20
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severe that death snsued some hours subsequently,
81 the renidence OF deceased. l27th street, near
Fourth avenue. Coroner keenan, gave the matter
thorough investigation and the evidence OF several
witnesses being submitted to the jury they returned
the following
VERDICT: Ms
THAT Andrew McGown came to his death BY being
struck BY locomotive OF New Haven train &C the
crossing OF l26th street and Fourth avenue on Tues
day, March l. 1870. We exculpate the engineer, but
censlre the company for the rate OF speed ut which
their trains are usually run and for not placing
nagman &C this and other crossings"
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LEIl-vAss.--On Thursday evening. March 8, at
the residence Of the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. H.
NJ Galaher, Mr. JOHN II. LEIL. OF New York. to Miss
KATIE l. NASS, OF Brooklyn.
STEPHENS s-CoNCKLIN-On Tuesday evening,
March at the residence OF the BRIDES parents. by
Rav. VIM. NJ. Paxton, HENRY O. STEPHENS. OF New
Britain, Conn., to ANNIE, daughter Of Walter w.
Concklin, Esq, OF this city,
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(urY LOTS TO EXCHANGE FOR OTHER PROPERTY
~ JAS. X. EDWARDS,
217 West Twenty third street
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L,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED NEW
York or BROOKLYN property Farm containing n
the Hsckansack river the healthy
In the vicinity OF the city Address EXCHANGk, boz ASA
Post o.ce.
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LOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-AS SMALL HOUSE IN OR
near the cv for lots fourth street, <O0
feet west Of Bouevard graded severed
Apply Al S5 Charles street
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r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN INTRODUCED AND IN.
~ tsrvisws arranged acquainsAnce: corrsspoodenu As
Matrimonial Personal Bureau, ia Bisscksx ssra0A
Hours, "a, k,WSe, Nj s0Aaey. 2Ws IN