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GEORGIA.
Arrest Of the Supposed Murderer OF
Mrs. DRvis-Arrest OF the Negro Of
feiais-COunterfei Currency.

SAVANNAH, August l7.-Information
has Just been received here of the arrest
Of the party who, it is believed, killed
Mrs. Davis by cutting her throat so
mysteriously last week while sleeping
in bed with her two children, an ac-
count OF which has already appeared in
the papers. The person under arrest is
a Mrs. Dorsey Duggon and a sister OF
Mrs Davis.
A United States Marshal has just ar
rived here from Darien, bringing as
prisoners all the negro officials of Nc
Intosh county, who were concerned in
the outrage on the bark Grace. The
prisoners, eight in all, will be tried to-
morrow before the Commissioner.
The southern part of Florida is flood
ed with counterfeit currency, and fully
two-thirds OF the circulation Of the
State is spurious.
A Tragedy.
ATLANTA, Ga; August l7.-1nforma-
ton has been received here of terrible
tragedy which took ..place in Macon
county, this State. A young man
named Deveraux, shot and killed his
step, father, as is supposed, at the in
stance OF his mother, who has been ar.
rested as accessory. Deveraux fled
after committing the deed.
Swindling Operations.
Joseph Try and prominent mer-
chant of this city was arrested at the
instance of Frank Blodgett who charged
them with cheating and swindling the
State Board. Both parties were releas'
ed on bail in the sum of $4,000. Fry,
who is a relation of Bloodgett, forfeited
his bail and fled north. 1t is believed
he carried off large amount of money
belonging to the people OF the State OF
Georgia, and that the arrest was only a
scheme to get Fry out OF the way and
prevent his being used as witness in
the investigation to be beld.
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West virginia.

An election takes place in this State
on the oath inst, when vote will be
had on the question OF calling a Con
yention to amend the Constitution.
Like all other Radical Constitutions,
that OF West Virginia is full OF iniqul-
ties; but we regret to observe, that
while the Radicals are unit against
the Convention, there is some discord
among the Conservatives. Three Con-
servative papers in the State are oppos-
ed to the call, and the Hon. VIM. Brown,
of Preston-an old Democratic wheel
horse-has taken the stump Oh the
same side. There is no complaint Of
rrecularity in the call, and the Conser-
vative objection is mainly to tho ex-
pense of Convention. The Radicals
affect to believe that the object of the
Conservatives is to prescribe them
though-as the present Constitution au-
thorizes a majority OF the Legislature
to pass registry law, which would ex-
clude half the voters, it is more prob
able they Eope to be able 10 prescribe
the Conservatives. The following par
agraph from the Greenbrier Independent
gives countenanCe to this suspicion:
THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG.
On last Saturday a Mr.. Vanstavern
called at our office. He was not slow
to tell us he was Radical and opposed
to a Convention. We asked him why
he opposed a Convention? His reply
was, substantially: We hare our feet
on the neck Of such rebels as Caperton,
Chapman and others, and re intend 10
keep them there"
Strange, indeed, that Conservatives
and Democrats, especially ex.Confeder.
ate soldiers in Monroe, should be found
in political fellowship with such a man
and for such purpose !-Richmond
Whig.
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SPORTING.
saratoga Races.

'AEAroGA, August 1.-THE opening
,'''' at Saratoga yesterday were large
? attended. In the match for 5000,
S''ssn Hunters Eclipse colt and Ca
. .,''' Leamington filly, two years old,
u: l,-I mile, the Eclipse colt won. Time,
s,Ll In the race for the Kennett
..rss ~ Two miles, for three year olds,
h ~ " started. The race was won by
3369s 69seDanIers Harry Bassett. Time,
mig In the Sumner handicap, two
a i M and a quarter, all ages, five start
s,,a hamburg carrying LOG pounds and
ar. asy Williams lie pounds. The
i. Iva vas won by Hamburg, who came
h I'I i, a length ahead. Time, 4Ola.
5,,S us fourth race, three-quarter mile
.On CT ~ all ages, four started. Ortolan
w. Time, l:lsa.
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Garibaldi Dangerously Ill.
A Sword Of Honor Presented.
r,thusIastic Reception OF the
french DeputatiOn In Dublin.

French DeputattOn IN DuDin.
Dublin, August IA French dep
u,ation to thank Ireland for the aid ex-
tended 10 the wounded of the war, ar
rived in this city last evening. The
leputation was received by the munich
pal authorities, feaded by the Mayor,
amid large concourse OF spectators.
The people were wild with excitement,
and the various streets through which
the deputation and its escort passed were
lined with people, and all traffic was
suspended. The city bands, arrayed in
green, followed, playing American,
Ir..h and French national airs, and
also some Fenian tunes. The police did
not offer to interfere The deputation
proceeded to the Shelbourne Hotsl, ,
and appeared on the balcony, where
thew were enthusiastically welcomed by
the spectators. Mr.. Martin, member OF
Parliament, addressed the crowd. lie
eoquently alluded to the many ties OF
sympathy existing between the people
OF France and Ireland, and proposed
three cheers for the French Republic.
The crowd responded with great enthu'
slasm.
A son Of Marshal Mcmahon has ar
rived here. He was loudly cheered by
the spectators, and his reception by the
authorities and people is worthy OF a
king There was a general illumlna'
ton last night in honor Of the OCCASION
Garibaldi Dangerously Ill.
FLORENCE, Augusl l7.-General Carl
baldi is lying dangerously i'll at Ca
prera.
Senior De MaIervIIIc Replaced.
PARIS, August l7.-Senor De Mailer
vile, Vice President Of the Assembly
and warm personal friend of Theirs,
has been removed from office and Gar
indin, the great opponent OF Theirs, has
been elected instead.
1t is generally believed that members
Of the Right in the Assembly will
support the proposition for prolonging
the executive powers of Theirs, slightly
modified from its original form.
Presentation OF q sword OF Honor
PARIS, August ia sword of hon
o. the gift ofnatives of the Province of
Al:ace now residing in the city of
Nav Work has heen presented to Gen.
Ulrich, the defender Of Strasboruog.
Tie sword is a piece of excellent work
nanship, the hilt being pure gold and
:chly ornamented with precious stones;
the scabbord is of silver; the blade
ears, in French, an inscription THE
French OF New York to General Ulrich. I"
Ihecommittee appointed to make the
Wesentaton delivered the sword to the
General accompanied with an address
appropriate to the occasion.
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FIRES.

LouDoNvILLE, OHIO, August 1.-THE
warehouse of John Fisher, of this
place, was destroyed yesterday with the
entire contents: 1900 bushels Of wheat,
1000 bushels OF corn and 500 bushels
of oats. Loss, ten thousand dollars;
fully insured.
GREENvILLE, Pa, August IA fire
yesterday morning destroyed the cooper
shop OF George W. Kelso and the tan
nery OF w. P. Leecb. Loss on cooper
shop $1,000; no insurance. The tannery
was insured for 5000. The fire is sup
posed to have been the work Of an in
cendiary.
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KENTUCKY.
Distressing Accident.

FRANKFORT, August l7.-About half
past eight o'clock last night, while the
little daughter Of Mr.. Berry was bidding
her mother goodnight her hand struck
against an oil lamp, upsetting it and
causing an explosion. Mr.. Berry ran
FROM the next room and found his wife
enyeloped in flames. He succeeded in
putting out the fire, but did not know
that his daughter was burning until he
heard her cries in the yard, calling the
servants to save her as she was burning
to death. Mr.. Berry ran out, but was
too late. as she was 30 badly burned
that sbe died in three hours after.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, August 1.-THE Tax
payers' Convention met to-day and noml'
mated Mr.. William Atwood as their
candidate for Mayor.
The steamer Moses Taylor, of Webb
Australian line, sailed to-day for Aurtra-
liza with fifty passengers. She takes
out a number Of Eastern wool agen@'
who 20 for the purpose Of purchasing
Australian wool. which will be shipped
East overland via San Francisco.
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Respite Granted.

INDIANAPOLIS, August l7.-McDon-
aid Cheek, who murdered his father-ln.
law, Burgison, in Dearborn county, and
was sentenced to be hung on the lst
dav of September next, has been re-
spited by Governor Baker until the
26th of October, pending the result OF
the appeal in his case to the Supreme
Court. ---. -.. -
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BALTIMORE.
ser,ous Railroad Accident.

BALTIMORE, August l7.-An accident
occurred to-day on the Northern Central
railroad at Ashland, fifteen miles from
this city. A freight train stopping at
Ashland was run into by a following
train. James Little, brakeman, OF
Baltimore county, was killed and w.
T. Clendem, brakeman, Of Marysville,
Pa, terribly injured. The latter was
taken to the hospital Of Washington
University, in this city. Several cars
were smashed and one engine badly
broken.
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The l4,OOO heather Chinese in San
Francisco don't make much noise in
the world, but they own $4,000 in
real estate and 81, $4,000 in personal
property. Z . ETi-.s
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Lunaiic Kills Two other Inmates
of the Asy ylum.

4 lunatic, named Berry, who has
teen confined in the asylum here for a
.2a; time, became terribly excited to-
Ayani broke QUITO the room in which
-sFa' confined, and seizing piece Of
ha't he rushed into the yard and
'''lcs two Of the inmates on the head
''a the sharp edge Of it, killing them
'.'aniIyy. One was a woman, named
aS'ss Kimble, and the other man
named Rchy. Being a powerful man,
''55ll'red the combined efforts of sew
"a "a. men 10 restrain him from further
,2snce Standing over his bleeding
,:.'' and tlourishiDg his murderous
,SaF9n, he for some time defied the
..';:e':, while the cries Of the crazed
~ frightened inmates made up scene
~'' 'a' appalling to the stoutest heart.
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OHIO.

Salts for Damages from Saloon
Keepers.
SPRINGFIELD, O., August l7.-Mrs.
Margaret Atherton, of this city. has
thought suit against sundry saloon keep
IS and owners of buildings in which
aloons are kept, for damages aggre-
Ga'iDg $1,000, tor selling liquor to
1s' husband. Other suits are con-
xmp,ated.
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EUROPE.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION

The City Is Illuminated.
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Another new Departure.

We publish to-day a significant ar
ticlo from the National Lateligcncer
showing that the anti-tariif Rcpub.
licans have determined to insist tina,
II protectionist shall not be made
chairman Of the Committee of WAYS
and Means, This is following the
footstepso OF the Cincinnati departure,
and it is to be hoped that 1t will re-
suit in the correction of many of
the lmpropriotles and Irregularities
OF our present revenue system. If
the proposed arrangement will So
cure tho reduction OF Federal taxa
ton to 5000, 100000 per anum, let
1t be consumated at the earliest mo-
mcnt.
The reported movement Of disaf-
fccted Republicans, looking to the
defeat Of Gen. Grsnt in tho next
race, will certainly be hailed with
great pleasure. The times are out
of joint and ho isnot the man to act
them right. Logan, Banks, Fcnton
schurtz and their associates, know
hat they will be even worse punish
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Commissioners Sale.

by virlure Of a decree of the Chancery cour
Of Pamela county Mississippi, made at the
April term 1871 thereof | viii as commissions
OF said court at the town OF Sardis in said
county in front Of the Chancory Clerks office
on Monday the 9th of June 1871 sell to the
highest bidder at public auction the following
real Estate in said county,
Sixty FIVE (65) acres In the s. r. or. and thir-
y Eve 1851 in the s. W. or. of section (3i)
Township ten ll0) Range seven a. west being
the ahd in said quarters Of which Elias String
er died seized and possessed. Terms Of Sale,
one third cash and balance In nine mountlls
from day OF sale. purchaser 10 execute his note
with six per cent interest from day of sale and
a lein retained upon the land'foi the purchase
money
J.. C. HARRISON
I'll DAY OF salc Commissioner.
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heard eE CO tEus= zr E sH
days sisoe that L. esss .. 1alc 1te
late rams an cs32 W.
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large crop. q rtl0- % Az 81
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whether The Oh 5zaaa Ha
correct or not, hi Ne sEe
so'ae KIDD Of c1rs ssaIa
be visited upon our people for her
ruinous system d planning since
Ihe war, and teach them a lesson
That I've bankruptcy Of 1870
10 DO.
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FL Ta5au toa.s u ianail,
ua-ay g,h H.t., nl0 o. d0 K,
al. tv' Rev G. B. Young, Nr.
p W ~av ard Mall A. Arnold
al ufts e1ar.y.
The happy party visited thc Bluff
CTS .r q tnda, tour, and an seemed
happy a happy could be. May
~ ltc arl abundant fruits ofioye
E r arla1i their pathway
CyLORED MARRIAGE.
IL Sarlis on The 4th inst. by the
Hon. j. +. Simmons, Mr.. Joe Sim
mons, eolcrvi, to Miss Eliza Hunt,
cJl0rcl.
May your lives be one Of peace
and unalloyed happiness, and bring
heavens purcst blessing to friend
Joe aud his happy bride.
A FRIEND.
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Ftrz ~ ssshri1s Uasas nrs Aa@rsaa
Radical DH1Bry in Washington.

The albany Argss, IN aavertiug
iothe increased desire sgr seats ii
Congress and lace undcr the Ad-
ministration, calls attention b the
tact that everybody connected with
the Graat administration 10 Wash
lbgton i growing rich, and Il a rate
web calculated 10 ast0nish the plain
and honest l@ople Of the country
1t appears 70 tede purpose d men
who get into Congress N positions
under the government, 10 I'LL their
e~n rnlses at the expense Of the
nation, and Grant leads OF In this
work. Not only has he grown rich
90 lhe presents lie has received In
consideration 81 official i~ayors, bat
be owns a large interest In a stone
quarry on the Potomac, lalso a pres
emf, from which il has been deter.
mined the stone for erecting the new
Treasury bulldingshall be procured.
That y one way III which Grant and
Other Radicals add 10 their wealth.
Members Of Congress are buying
and erecting houses all over Wash
'agtop, and Of course the stone from
nfant's quarry viii be fashionable
building material. The Argus says
"one cah compute the length Of time
. member has enjoyed Radical priv.
ileges from the sizc and cost Of the
mansion he constructs. Senator Ed
munds, Of Vermont, one Of the pets
Of the administration, has Just com
pleted o iine residence, and Senator
Morrill,, Of the same State, is build
ing house Of Seneca stone. Sena,
tor Froe|inghuyson, Of Few Jersey,
has just bought n $4,000 house,
and Senator Wright, a carpet bag.
Ger from Louisiana, Is building a
house near Speaker Blaine's, to cost
$4,000. Judge Strong of the su.
prcme Court, who came to the bench
In the place Of tho lamentcd Grier,
and who voted to reverse tho dccis.
ion ofthat triouanl in respect to the
constitutionulity Of the legal tender
act, has bought a costly house,
Strong was appointed because he
was known TO be IN favor OF sustain.
ing the law which makes coin out Of
paper. lie was a large stakeholder
In . corporation heavily interested
in haying the former decision Of the
Court upset, and Grant selected him
to aid in this Radical scheme. Gov.
Mccormick, delegate from Arizona,
has bought a house, and Senator
Fcnton has leased on Lafayette
Square
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A~djournment--Both honses of the
Legislature have passed concurrent
resolutions to adjourn to day.
Tho. Pilot says:
"On yesterday the Senate concur
cd in the House Resolution, fixing
upon the thirteenth inst, as the
day for adjournment. At the pres
ent rate of speed with which bust
ness is being transacted, and with
day and night meetings, the Lcgis-
lature will probably be enabled to
end the term with "a tolerably clear
docket"
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For the Pamela Star.
Mh. EpI1oR:--In your last issue
there appeared a communication
ovor the very classic non dc plume of
"Who," Of which, and Of uhom,
wish to say n word.
The ostcnsible object Of the aforc.
said communication--if there was
any object in it--was to call atton-
ton to the necessity of having side
walks made on a particular street,
or part Of n street, in our beautiful
little city; but amid the confusion Of
hls ideas on angels and their shoes,
and the "fair SEX" he seems to have
become SO completely lost that / fear
be has not found himself, and if bis
readers continue to search for any
lucid idea in that cpistle, | very much
lear they too will become inextrica-
bly, bewildered, for | u discover, to
use his own poetic language, "narry
one" in it. But this aforesaid gent
deli catcly insinuatcs that the fair
sea are fond of the Support Of a
gentleman's arm" when desiring to
attend church or parties. Now that
y really laughablc--hghly amusing,
| should like very much to know
what there is so very fascinating in
swinging to the arm of Mr.. Gentle
inan--ln what the particular charm
consists, that we should be so very
fond Of it. | must candidly confess
that | have failod thus far to discover
1t. It's true We permit gentlemen
TO accompany us to church or to par
ties, and to crafty Their vaaitv, we
10 sometimes accept their arms, and
because We do so, | suppose the dear
creatures think VIC enjoy III But If
1t does them any good, let them con.
tinuc in the blessed delusion. Poor
fellows it is astonishing to what OK
tremcs their ovcrvccning vanity will
lead them.
AS to his insinugtion that some
q 'hc "iair sex Arc actuated and
lnstlgatcd bya Femon hailing from,
the 1fcryrcgioiwhere tho wood-b ine
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ELECTION.

The Legislature has passed a
bilI and i has been approved BY
Tho Governor providing for the
holding 81 an election for State and
County officers on the first Tues
day after Tie first MONDAY in No
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Slrayed Or SlOIen.-.se5 Reward,

bay colt 3 years old Roman nose, long
black main and tail, white gpecks on rump.
scubald flly 3 years old, small inger-tale,
light main and tale.
souel horse colt 2 years old mot altered J
one fore and one hind foot on same side white,
smell blazein face. | will pay the above re-
ward for the delivery Of these colts to me Mt
PaEola. JOHN FAULKNER.
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BLEE'S
Sfwing Mafbiue,

The lightest running Shuttle Machine in the
world.
Sewing Machine trimmings, at wholesale to
the trade. Needles for all kinds Of Machines.
Pure Sperm OIL elegantly put up for sale.
.rew-tlrivers, Oil cans, Needle homes, Ma
chine attachments. Send for circular.
40 North Court Square Memphis Tennessee.
m-l3-2m FRAZER & Co.
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The Sultan of Turkey has sent
rs a present to this government, a
carpet for the East Room of the
White House. 1t is woven in one
piece, weighs 1900 pounds, is mostly
red and blue, and cost SIC, 900.
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70 GT uN aari ihs
Faf4iH sas Tus oa abs
co. SID austis de
'ls Of
seats b. uE iaa dc
W C.u. o. o. b Nss
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Ddtisoa ofthe SuPreme Court ylr.
iEsilI DENYING Remedy for iTega
collection or Taxes--Judge Sic.
ri lisSents.

iEsilI DENYING Remedy for irega
collection or Tayes--.Judge Sic.
raj lissents.
~ an appeal from an order Of
Jusse Cabaniss, Of tile Chancery
c0art, cnioiniug the collection oiN
t4r assessed against a %citizeu Of Ran
Kin county, the Supreme Court, on
yesterday, decided that a court of
equity cannot grant reIiefby i%njunc-
ton, or otherwise, against a %collcc-
ton Of taxes Illegally assessed.
it decided that the remedy Of the
party aggrieycd is BY action at law
Tor damages against the officer ma
king sale under such assessment.
The decision oycrturns the law and
the practice existing in this State
ever since the organization of her
government, and is a virtual denial
of redress TO the tax payer for fraud
ulent, illegal and arbitrary proceed
in the collection of tax-gather-
ing. 1t leaves them at the mercy 0
thieves and oxtortioners. The de-
cision vas concured in by Judges
Peyton and Tarbell. Judge Simrall
deliveaed dissenting opinion, which
all the members of the bar pronoun-
ced to have been unauswerablo and
conclusive, The decision is nothing
less than Il license to the wholesale
system of confiscation which is now
going on in this State for the bone
lit of thieving rings under the pre-
tencc Of d~ofraying the expenses Of
The government. What is to be
Clarion May 8.
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For Sale or Rent.

! wish to sell or rent my place in Como
There is n good residence, IN Office, good stable
and other necessary outhouses, n good black,
smith shop, and n full set Of tools on the place
II is ac of the best stands in the county for a
blacksmith. For terms apply
G. CLARK,
Sardis Miss.
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Attachment Notice.

Tho State Of Mississippi, !
Pamela county.
In the Justice Court at .Sardis / said
County.
Jack Robertson
Va.
George Bethel.
Attachment issued In this case on the goth
day of April 1871, against the Estate OF said
defendant, for the sum Of sl4 90 which is now
pending In said Court.
Notice Ia hereby given, to tho said defendan,
george Bethel, whose place Of residence is un.
KNOWN that unless he shall appear, before said
court on the It'll day Of June 1871, and plead
70 SAID action, Judgement will be entered and
The Estate attached will be sold.
m.8 4.w
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Wanted.

a good man to canvass Panola and ITALIA
hnichic counties for the " Florence Sewing
Machine" Wcwill offer good inducements to
an active energetic mana citizen of one of
the counties preferred. No "dead beat need
apply. Address
HARMON & MORTON.
Memphis Tennessee.