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%(haneery Notice.
sSATE 0E MISSISSIPPI
PASOLA CouNTy.

sSATE OE MISSISSIPPI,
PASoLA County.
In the Chancery Court Of aaid County. Janua.
ry Term, A. D.. 1871.
BENZ +. crowcll, Admir-, ct al,
VS..
Hiram Rancy, ct al.
Upon affidavit filed in this cause, IL appe.r
ing to the satisfaction of he Court, that III,
defendant Lenorita Norris, is a non-resident
OF the State of Mississippi, and that she re.
eides at or near Rockwell, in the county of Co.
mar, and State of Texas. 1t is therefore or.
dered by the Court, that the defendant, Leno.
RIA Morris, 40 enter her appearance herein or
or before The next term of the Court to be bol.
den at the Courthouse of said county, in the
town OF Pnnola, on the first Monday in April
1871, ann plead, answer or demur to the bsll o
complaints herein, or the allegations thetcot
VIII be taken for conferred as TO her.
II is further ordered, that u cony of this Or
der be published in the Weekly Pamela Star
a newspaper printed and published in the
town of Pamela, in said county of Pamela. fol
four weeks excessively, and that a cony
thereof be transmitted by mail to the address
OF said Lenorita Morris, at Rockwal Texas.
A true copy: J.C. HARRISON. Crk.
Lf' oooPER, solicitor. flS-5t
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Attachment Notice,
The State of Mississippi, |
Punola County.

The State of Mississippi, !
Pamela County.
IN the Justices Court Beat No.. 2 of said county
eorrels Il Bryant. byJ. W. Hall, Agt.)
vs..
Il. W. Mathews.
Attachment was isaucd on the 18th day Of
January, 1871, against the estate of Il. W.
Mathews, defendant, for the sum of thirty-two
dollars and ninety-six cents, rcturnablc to said
court January sOlh, 1871; and Ii it appearing that
the defendant resides in the State of Arkansas,
post-otice and county unknown, notice is here
BY given to said X. W. Mathews that unless he
appears at said court, to be held at Long Town
on the 2Sd day of March, 1871, and plead to
said attachment, judgment will be rendered
and the property attached sold.
flo-4w JOHN q. HAYNES, ]. p.
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HOUSE.

Business unimportant, confined to
the code and gcneralitles.
The committee on contingent ex-
pcnses ask for an appropriation Of
$3.50 to pay iorftting up the Speak
er's reception room in the capitol.
1t was understood last session that
the room was fitted up by subscrip-
ton from the members, as a com
pliment TO Speaker franklin. AZ.
ter u lengthy discussion the House
allowed $40.
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rsrDn, sffss.. Fell I. III.

Mr. Eaeeaaa Readl Ppnoe
DrAR kfEs / potiOe III today,
frsG THAT sopss gentleman 1.
Deassst Nosa's oosn, lains 81 tla
~irregnlsrSfy N the mail frosn hi,
Office on hsss ro,sse. Tie fTAE,
hare nDissod going 10 Iaat ofEce
three Ioses-orcc IN sorcmLer and
once Nv i~,eaeHt@v. Tie tnail agenl
failed to pss them of here, and ti,ey
we're carried W. the road, and
hfongLt bssk NoiuLy, Vt 3 y. H.,
The Pleasant Mount mail Leaves at
! r. n. Monday, and of course they
had To-Day over until the next Thurs.
day. The paper vas not published
Christmas week. These are Tbs
only times they have missed going
ont regular. Now, whose fault /,
Il? Mine, o. the agents? viii
you Be 10 kind y 70 correct tho
mistake u your next.
Your, respectfully,
jim. D !. M.
NJ R-Mr M r. T,ovoudor u,;l
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COUGH No MORE

WAhSEns CuugH B1tsAN Is healing, soften
ing and cSpeetemtiar. The extraordinary
power u possesses 10 immediately relieving
aud eventually cureiHg the mos, obstinate
erei Of CoaghA Sore Throat, Bronchitis, In.
h%uenLn, Catarth, llosrssness, Asthma and Con-
sumption Is almost incredible. 10 promp, Is,
the relief and certain is effects In all the above
eases, or any affection ~ the throat and lungs,
that thousands ofphysicians are daily prcscib-
ing i, and ono and al say that II Is the most
healing cxpcctorant medicine know. One
dose always affords relief and in most eases
one bottle effects a cure. Sold by druggist, in
large bottles. Price One Dollas. II is YOU
own hult il you still Cough and suffer. The
Bafsam will cure,
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Oh ancery Notice.

The State of Mississippi
Pamela county.
In the Chaneery Conrt of said county. in VA
cation, before the Clerk and Master of said
Court at bis office in the town of Pamela on
the fifteenth day of February, A. D.. 1871.
Eliza jones Upon opening complain
vs.. ants bill in this cause, 1t ap-
Lewis Jones. pearing that the defendant,
JEWS Jones is a nonresident of the State Of
Mississippi, that his place of residence and most
office address is unknown to complainant, and
that after diligent inquiry, she is unable to as
certain the same.
1t is therefore ordered by the court that the
SAID defendant, Lewis Jones, do enter his an
pearance herein, on or before the first day of
the nextterm ofthis court, to be holden at the
courthouse of said county In the town of Pa
nola on the first day Of April, 1871, and plead,
answer or demur to the bill Of complainant
herein filed, or the allegations thereof will be
taken as confessed.
1t Is further ordered that q copy Of this order
be published in the "weekly Pamela Star n
newspaper published in tho town Of Panoia in
said county for four weeks successfully.
A true copy. j. c. HARRISON,
III. W. CRrMP Clerk.
Solicitor. fist
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LEGISLATIVE.

INr consideration NJ iln Ir1it
olc Do. been Occupying q 'ma'.
portion 81 the time a 0e Ler.Ia.
iare for tie post week.
Now counties, and making boy
men, are stil fiyoritc gro.. time Tor
this body. All classes Of private
bills have been introduced 40
public bills Of any interest have
pasacd. The bill changing the time
Of holding the circuit Courts in the
10th district, composed o. Marshall,
Tppnh and 1ishomingo, has be-
come a law. The bill introduced 10
reduce regulating tariff on railroads,
is occupying considerable interest,
IL reduces the passenger tariff 10
four cents per mile, and freight
( draught 10 al valorem ntes.
There ia growing tendency on
the par, Of the radical members 10
pass proscriItiye and partisan meas
urcs, and il will be with the great
Get difficulty that the Conservative
Republicans can prevent such bills
becoming the law.
The House had before il several
bills in reference TO the revenue law,
one Of which passed, repeating the
Imprisonment clause. Another I'M.
PRODUCED by Mr.. Street, Of Tisho-
mingo) repeating the so per cent.
forfeit for non payment, was refer
red. 4 series OF resolutions of III
quiry on the subject Of the appro-
priations for the public buildings,
and the repairs, was passed. Seye-
raj measures OF local interest were
introduced IN the Senate.
The House passed the following
bills:
An act 10 amend an act to pro-
teet citizens Of certain counties in
those sections where fencing and
timber have become scarce, APPROX
I'D Oct 26, 1866.
An aei to incorporate the Wafer
~ Club Of the Stqte Of Mississippi.
An act 10 incorporate the town Of
Raymond, in Kinds county.
An act TO incorporate Judith
No. l06, l. o. i. b. Of Can.
An ACT 10 incorporate the Vicks-
burg siorage aud Cotton Press As
Authorizing the Keeper Of the
70 purchase two United
States fags.
An SCI to Incorporate the trustees
She Mount Wade Baptist Church
Dinds county. Miss.
An aei 70 locate permanently the
vat of Justice Of Clark. county at
saiiman AB set In relation to
andinss % the mississippi river
sn 80 relative 10 preventing Ger.
ain ;fFspasoes. An aet in relation
o the preservation Of game and
)ystors
Tie Governor approved the foI-
bills:
An act 10 legalise the assessment
asde bsiibe assessor ard collector Of
he aty 81 Canton, III November,
within the new corporate lin
II Of the egfy Of Canton, and for
purposes.
An act 40 incorporate the Gun
oEn Male aud Female Institute, in
he town Of Gnntown, county Of
zee.
An act 10 repeal 40 much of an
lct entitled an act 30 raise revenue
Q drfray the expenses Of the Gov
'rnmcnt of the state Of Mississippi
for other purposes, approved
July ., 1870, AZ imposes fine and
Imprisonment for non-payment Of
axes.
Mr.. Langdon, BY leave, introduced
4. j. Res, No. IA, granting leave Of
absence to lion. Il. Hill, D Chancel-
or Of this State.
by Mr.. Whitc--Resolycd, That
The judiciary Committee be instruc-
to examine the Revenue Law,
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TEnnIpLE DIsAsrrR.--Dispatches
by telegraph from Liverpool, onthc
llth inst, report the loss Of q
French transport of Cape La Hague
with 1850 persons aboard, and III
are lost.
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Al of lhe abote Proptrly belng ln the CI Of Nemphls and ls Snhnrl

~ Splendid Plantation, containing 900 acet % Pinda county MIsdMpri. - ta Gao
Nsng 'l 4sdory ut valuable pieces dncn estate challenging comparison with any
distribution ever before la,yd 10 the public.
From % 20 g. inclusive nu pdrr comprising 10 Chtkuing Pianos valued at between
81 70 $1,000 edh No three Ey tcn' Organs worth from $500 TO 500 each, and ph.
cd u our usual wWng nW. ~
H. g. HoLLESBERG, Aentbr chhkyius 4 Sons Memphis Tenn.
Prom y TO 49, inclusive cmpdre Genicueus Gold Watches by hebetmnker, Diamond
Sets and Rings sterling solid silver Services Ladies' Gold Watches ad Chain. and other
Jeudy, hanging from $50 10 5000 each and every article being placed at our regular elWps
rates r. D. BARNUM Cd. Jesrop MennGIs Te,n
D1~ra Agncc, Tickets Circulars or any information to this Grand Real E,shue,Dbtr.
BUTTON address
PASSM0RE & RUFFIN,
Real Estate Agents and Managers
r Al ADAMS STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN,
NV ''"H Nr VI oWehsm memphis f8 Sm
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n HFrrL en- 'hs tart of the Nli...
a Teen r. r.. refused tn i.ric any
snah enler. bet stated that they
we've wiling 10 have .cJara,. car.
iar eaA rnes, aud that no white
mas AouA enter the negmes ear.
inwlaA TIE otber PRESIDENTS con.
rurTra, bu; ibi. dd M; satisfy the
eoisrcd snsscTz;ss ard they demsn.
dea oil fssef5eiou 10 be removed.
whH-h wa promptly refused by the
dAsreut se@ls.
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uerfs Hesi soandiy upon their IN
ian&anr s~aaseatr, AMI told them
they cspia not compel this state Of
Hassrs as the passengers uron the
cars S'@ula arir evrry negro ont Of
fhe fsaes ear who dsreA 10 enter II.
and fAAst lsoc3-shca would follow 10
tbeir le@s md sorrow, lel, no.hing
r'raorsd. They rtil' eluag TO their
arlunnas, and fhe convention "a.
onr1sea without accomplishing any,
Va rlfaEl exTeci sofne very
~strinseHf laws passed u,,on thi.
NY tafis ftheriug body. and
every eHcr+ mn3e 10 force SO ial
.guzdny upon our people. There 81
one vsg te nroaa il, and that is for
the messengers TO put every negro !
who rtfesu'ss II. and nope will. ex- }
eeFs fse carret-ha fhiering sooun-
afeM mhp came here for plumber. !
oui a fine ear BY throwing him
.tiEronrh the frst eoareniebt window. I
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doat exfeet or desire this forcad (
.gnalrF a races. and i " only tire I
es scouaafeis, who hareeo.ne
asnongst ns fr0fa :i4e North sinoe
'be ssr, aud who care nothing for
genera Interest n lie nqgro !
rate, aud Eani osiY te eli ihe aGees
the eouHsv. We le'nYe. iuri- I
'rfaore. ths' tbs stNaaaty Is promp- /
by infamous Willie reDegades
RIO rsre bees sud eaiBp follower /
u tue Tankes array during the war, !,
fast they Bny have a greaierl
sisiEa IN the Affections Of those r
ssey expect 10 riae into pow s
= uEson haroagi igaorant prsjadiees
nd ~Passsslt. =
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aeh men, aud II they get their du*s
pey vii make ns's roasting gnepts :.
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EVERYBODY
Going to Memphis

To purchase or sell stock should call and sec
W. N. BROOKS Stock Yard, Sale and Feed
Stable, for the feeding and sale Of Horses Mules,
beef Cattle, Hogs and Sheep. His establish
ment viii hold one thousand head Of stock
inside Of brick waIl and fire-proof Roof, and
ii certainly the finest establishment Of The tho
Kind In Memphis, Tenn. fls-sm
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These pistols possess advantages over al
Others. They are thin and compact, and con.
venient to carry. 1t is the only pistol that fully
extracts the exploded shell, and therefore car
he fired with greater %apidity. twill not gel
out ofoldcr, and Is perfectly safe to handle.
Friccss
No. l.....".......s5 No 2................S sc
Derringers per pair, On one stock announcement
AGENTS WANTED.
Call and sec for yourself.
II. ALvERS0N,
No. 81, Jefferson Street. Memphis, Tenn.
fls-3m
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c. X. %cARUTHERs, ssc'y.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-28

How GREAT A CHANGE Passengers by the
Sullivan's Island Ferry have seen, for these
many years, the broad mud fiat, until recent
ly part of the estate Of General G. G. Pinck-
ney, of the Revolution, which spread itself
over several acres in extent, just north of the
ferry slip, and east of East Bay street. Last
spring it was cut up into lots and sold, and
on the river front, one of the most capacious
piers in Charleston has been built by Mr..
Robert Hunter, noted worker in palmetto
and yellow pine logs and zinc. People have
been wondering at wharf rising out over
three hundred and twenty-five feet OF mud.
barely covered at high water, but, in due
course. peculiar-looking apparatus came to
anchor in close proximity, and, while the curl
Gus were calculating how many years it would
take TO float schooner in those prospective
docks, Messrs. Wilcox, Gibbs & Co. surprise
that part of the town by docking the huge
ship George Green, from the far distant Paci-
nc Ocean, with one thousand three hundred
tons Of guano for their adjacent fertilizer
works. Mrs. Grundy went down to see, and
thought tidal wave had stranded a levialhan
close upon the Fish Market, but the venerable
and inquisitlve old lady was assured BY a
friendly salt that the ship was afloat, you
know and she went away with "How
things do change" and seemed reconclled to
the innovation.
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THE SPECIAL ELECTION IN THE CITY.
Quiet TImes-Tne Number of Votes Cast.

The election held yesterday throughout the
county to fll.the vacant seat in the General
Assembly, caused by the resignation of Repre-
sentative Hardy, was one OF the quietest on
record, and in the city remarkably devoid OF
all excitement. c. C. Bowen, the Radical
nominee, had the entire field to himself, and
few persons went to the polls besides his par
ticular supporters. The political nag had gone
through go many scrub races, that it created
no excitement to see him run around the
ring and, take down the prize without COM
pettor. Parson Cain had withdrawn
from the arena, and there were no
other entries. In the lower part o.
the city the managers of the various polls
sat quietly behind the bars, and were only
disturbed by the casual approach OF some con-
tirmed Bowenite or Republican who voted just
for the sake of exercising that glorious pre-
rogative. and convincing himself that 1t was
still Lis right. At some of the upper precincts
pilgrims from the country surrounded the
polls and seemed supremely disgusted at the
total lack of competitors. They had travelled
far to vote in the city, and arriving here could
not find runner to give as much as pair Of
shoes, a drink, nay even chew of tobacco
for the vote of freeman. Things had come
to pretty pass indeed, and the disappointed
plumpers consoled Themselves by the oft-re-
peated legends Of the enormous price for
votes In the Lesesne and Pillsbury, and later,
in the Carpenter and Scott contest.
The following is statement of the votes
cast in the city as compared with the late Mu-
nicipal election In August last
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Auction Sales This Day.

William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
Aore, furniture, &c.
Eenry Cobia & Go. will sell at 10 o'c och. at
No. "a vendue Range, English ale; also at 8
O'Clock, a. their store, hams.
John G. Minor & Co. will. sell at 10 o'clock,
at their store, dry goods, .cottonades, &c.
Lei:ch & Bruins will sell at 10 o'clock, at
:htir office. mule; and at II o'clock, at the
Old Postoflce and Courthouse, real estate.
Lowndes & Grimball wi ] sell at II O'CLOCK
at the corner of East Bay and Broad streets,
real estate.
A. C. McGillivray will sell at II O'CLOCK at
the Courthouse, real estate.
Laurey Alexander will sell at IL ocioeS,
attheir store. hams, shoulders, &c.
Jeffords & Co. will sell at 9 O'Clock, at their
stores, hams, bellies, sc.
Tiedeman, Calder d Co. will sell at three
quarters past O'Clock, at their store, hams'
strips, &c.
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SOUTH CAROLINA CLUB.

At the annual meeting of this club, in Co
lumbia, on the 10th day Of November, 1911, II
was announced that the president, Major William
T. Gary, OF Edgefeld, declined reelection. In
expression Of their regret, and their earnest a2.
probation Of the worth and services OF their
retiring president, the society, on motion o!
Robert Aldrich unanimously adopted the follow,
ing resolutions:
Resolred, That by his ability, energy, courtesy
ana high character Major Gary has, In the largest
degree contributed to the complete organization
and the pronounced success OF the South Carolina
Club. II viii be due TO him to insepai ately con-
meet his name with the good which such an IN.
stitution, thus organized. must accomplish; and
whilst we regret his retirement, we shall be graft
ned always to regard him as valued and distin'
guished member.
RESOLVED, That as q souvenir o. our genial and
grateful regard, the treasurer Of this club, with
the cooperation OF committee to be appointed
for the purpose, win procure and present to Major
Gary suitable testimonial.
Resolved That the secretary will present q
copy OF this paper to Major Gary, and cause 1t 10
be published by the press.
WADE HAMPTON, Jr, President.
W. C. FISHER, Secretary.
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The PACIFIC GUANo CoMPANY.-This COM
pany, whose huge works are striking sight
to travellers on the South Carolina Railroad,
have adopted the wise policy Of reducing the
price of their fertilizers to the lowest notch
They maintain the high standard OF. their fer
tilizers, as certified to by Dr.. St. Julian Raw
enel and Professor Shepard, and they bring
down the price to s45 ton. Further parti-
culars are given in the advertisements of the
company, and supplies and detailed intorma-
ton will be furnished by Mr.. j. n Robson, the
Charleston agent, who is, we may add, one OF
the most trustworthy acd wide-awake busi-
ness men in the South.
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The STATE CIRCUIT CouRT.-The Court OF
General Sc s,ion was..opened at ten O'Clock,
yesterday morning, Hon. R. F. Graham pre-
siding.
The following cases were disposed Of The
State vs. Richard Brown, grand larceny; G.
W. Buttz, Esq, for the defsncei verdict, guilty
of petty larceny The State vs. Jacob Lad
son, grand larceny; R. w. Seymour, ESQ.,, for
thu defence. The jury for long time were
unable TO agree upon their verdict, but having
been once sent back to their room, they at
length found the prisoner guilty, but recon-
mended him 10 mercy. The s'ste vs. Robert
Wickels, burglary and larceny; G. L. Holmes,
Esq, for the defence; verdict, guilty. In the
cases Of the State vs. Robert Carter. alias Bob
Lloyd for grand larceny, va. Tom Butler for
rape, and vs. James Gaillard for grand larce-
Hy, R. W. Seymour, ESQ.,, for the defence,
the prisoners were severally arraigned, and
having pleaded not guilty, the trial of the
three cases was fixed for this morning. The
State vs. Henry Seabrook, (coloredl grand
larceny. The prisoner having been arraigned.
pleaded not guilty, and the witnesses not
being present, attachments were ordered
against them, returnable this morning.
The grand jury did not sit, and we're relieved
until to-day.
Adjourned until ten O'Clock this morning.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-28
By A. C. McGILLIVRAY,
Auctioneer.
[TY COuNCIL OF CHARLESTON VS..

OITY COUNCIL OF CHARLESTON VS..
" Dawson, Administrator, etal.
By virtue OF an order OF sale In this case, TO me
directed by the Hon. r. F. Graham, Judge for the
First Circuit. will oner for sale at public auction,
on TUESDAY, December II, 1871, at II O'Clock A.
n, at the Old Postofice, foot Of Broad street,
Charleston,
OF Amherst street, in the City OF Charleston, mum.
bered ten lo,l on plat OF the Lots Of Land
known in the plan OF the Village Of Hampstead by
the numbers so and 81, Ward No. s, made in
April. 1855, by Robert Z. Payne, City Surveyor for
the Upper Wards, containing In front on Am.
herst street thirty.six (ae feet i've 10y inches, the
same on the back line, and In depth, from east 70
west, one hundred and forty Q4o) feet be tho
same more or less; butting and bounding north
on Amherst street east on Lot No: on said plat.
the German Evange ical Lutheran Church of
Charleston.
Terms-One half cash; balance In one year, se.
cured by bond OF purchaser, with interest from
day OF sale, and mortgage OF property sold. Pur
chaser to pay for papers and stamps.
WIN. J. GAYER,
nov2l-tu4 Referee.