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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

The Subscriber offers Tor sale Dis Farm and Timaerel
Lands in MIdursHN within three miles of Montpelier
aud within one half milo nt the river road running FROM
Montpelier 10 Miidlcsex village.
The Farm contains about iplacrcs Of land - OF which
are under improvement consisting of good ueaiows and
pasture the rcst oH flnesrei with good roads running
30 different parts.
The buildings consist OF one House. convenient flr two
go0i cold SON. nst,rHnag Uatfr running 10 che houst
AMI barn.
will son Ten tons Of Hay ono pair oxen thrco Work
Horses three larncsscs, one Buggy Wagon, one job
Tools, together with sisds Wagons Trucks Chains and
every thing needed % carry ou extensive laundering
Business.
on ths nrm, convenient 90 the buildings and within
ouc-half mile 90 tho Railroad aud side trlck De- af1,
and c1mmui.ous STEAM SAW-NILL with Sheds III
storing lumber aud pond for floating logs
There is one thirfy-hy H0rse-p0wcr Engine. Flue
Boiler feet long. feet diameter two Hur It inche
each. aud chimney lu feet high. The machinery ls u
nearly now H good running order and consists OF ono
with set Works ami carriage fifty feet long. one Bur
Nuztun plRucr, one JuiutnE Saw, Slab Slaw, nul
Que hutuue saw wrought Iron slaluuEs and irou pal
] lcNs, complete Tor running said machinery.
have 10000 feet oi DIy Lu,ahor Che yari con
sstiug % Spruce, licmlocs and Hard Wood, which
will sell at a bargain.
will sell The whole property together. or tho mp
] FfHIrlffiU. the tmheral lands with mill.
either case terms OF payment viii Del made easy.
ia consequence vi disability, c1HigsnrI surreH
busiHcfF and 90 parties prefer will lease the mill,
the mill and urn fa7,Ae' for one or more year..
Possession given 20 0nec lfdesircd.
This s. rare chance for making money. and any oui
wishing 90 -e boz the above business will do we'll 4
i1ok here before purchasing elsewhere.
will also sell one undivided hall Of 4o acres II tim
hercd land situated n tho central part OF Duxbury con
uguous 20 good roads and within four miles Of the rail
road at Ridley station. r. CAMP
Montpelier VI, Feb. 9th. l-7l N.u
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mcnts, pro and con, that would fill volume,
without it. Grass in full grown orchards,
especially if cropped short and top.dressed
by sheep running in them,) which does not
prevent the trees from growing foot or two
annually, may be admitted but if the growth
is feeble keep the surface clean.
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RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On and aner May ,th, lsC9, Passenger Train. bill.
run a. follows WI"
UPWARD TRIMS.
AceouonArios TRAM leaves Concord a. i0.f0,.,.
.r Nllie RIVER junction, connecting with train. u,
VOLS River. So Juhufhury, Barton. Newport WiIIu.l
Iy aud Mac0r Lakes, sthustoad Bath. LttlotUu Lar-
s. Alhnns. Rnusc's Point Montreal, Ogdeusture6 Ia
Nc Wet
DAY Eyrness TRAIN leaves Concord a, iol,a 20.
ur White River Junction. connecting with train. 4.
Montpelier Burlington, houso's Point Montreal g.
tud sith osioushur-h aud Grand Trunk Railroad
naglot TRaiS leaves Of OH p. a.. for Frsnkla a..
Bristol
Evvse Exrrrss TRANS leaves concord 90 sa.b..,
ur White River junction. connecting with trt.a. o..
Montpelier Burlington. S. Adams R9uso's Point %
trcal ocienshursh nnd TIDE Wet
+Or on arrival Of trains from Boston, Worcester p1r
mouth Portland, Sc.
DOWNWdRD TRAINS.
tMonsiSG EArnEss TRAM leaves White NvCr Jgat
uon Aluuihya excepted for Concord az l50 "a. m 10 81
arrival 90 train. from Oqlun.hurgh and Montreal
/ train will DE run 90 Boston % sunday.
bWsrut TRAIN leaves Bristol fIf Concord az e.
m. and Frukliu AZ 800 a. IN.
tMhl TRAIN leaves White River Junction ff ..-
cord AZ illn p no.. o. on ar-iYa OF trains over tho m
mont Central, fasunpsiei and White Mountains la
roads
DAY ESrHEss TrAiS caves White River Junction d.
fl p. mi W on arrival ul trains from Montreal arI
0cicl.luf-h huttlUh0ru, kacne Below Fais W.a.
s0r, &C., connecting 40 Concord With raus fs blanche.
.er, Nashua Lowell, and Nostcn.
fIhesr trains connect at io1'.ff with frffrs rf
Manchester Lawr,nce Portsmouth,. Hrsut. Nasut
worcester. Sow York Lowell aud N..or.
Concord. B. d.. May ia63.
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VERMONT CENTRAL H. r. Inn
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, October 3d. 1871
TRAINS GOING SoUTH AND EAsr


Leave Montpelier at 1856 q. M, Q2tp. I'M De-.
Mail Train leaves Ogdensburgh vt Goo nj T., "v p N.
bans at GHa NJ, connecting Mt White River Ron..,A AL
&C., at White River Junction with trains On KY ,tfi
sumpsic Railroad at South Vernon for Sprlnrae5 It
Now York. at CIRCUITS Corner for New London Vs. 'hl
Day Express leaves Montreal at IOWA mi \,
nj lO1O a. M, Ogdenshurgh at $50 n m piaiisisOAt
600 a. m Mooor's Junction NJ 1910 %. M, st. A6asu
l2;lQ Z. mn arriving n Boston via Lowell at l0nn
Night Express leaves Ogdcnshurgh nj linF TO-
Plattsnurgh BIO p. me- Muocrs Juncu0n5.05 y. a. u.i
tenl Mt j.l1 p. m, st. Johns NJ 6.05 y. ms st. At,t
~ y. M connecting at White River junction &
Bellows Falls with trains for Boston ana Wan
6ci arriving ut Boston % $50 a. in.i at South Ven,
with trains for Springfield and New York, arrlvir..9
New York at l2.J0 y. M. s
TRAINS GoiSG NORTH AND NEST.
Leave Montpelier at 800 a. a., 800 q. m., 38s ,.s
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at s.ooa
Troy at 30 o. M, Rutland nc q 90 D. ma for Burife
st. Adams Montreal, &C., arriving Ia Montreal afs u
p M, ana O8lcnspurgh az l'a' me- making CONNIE.
Mail Train for Burlington and 50. Albnn, i.,,..
Boston via Lowell at7OO q. H., VIA Lawrence and F,i
ucr at @ % %. m., South Vernon ~ 1000 a. M nam
Falls il.t5 m., White River Junction 2.ii D. m ar-
Trains leaving Boston Via Fitchhureh at710s d.
9nd Springfield at tW niY connect at White R5r
junction with Day Express train.
/ , Accommodation Train leaves Northfold At 7aban
huNhhd AT hl o.. n., Darlington ut $3.50 70. m 80 AL
H,E.l EApre.s leates hfauts Corner no 9OD d. r
SCUM vernon az 9ls p. m.. receiving passengers fo-
oonne'teut River Railroad, leaving New York at Y
connecting with train over che.hire Raiirond Iet,'.
n"s'on ~ ~ D. mo-, connecting at White River Jus.
lugton ST. Alhnns Montreal a. eTrvi, In No., NJ, nui
/ az 9.i' % mr Fatisburgh tIiO o. in.. ana In Ogatg
| Railway md stsamrrs tor the We WIN ''"n' IIun
9iesp.Nf ,ars ais attached % night Expros. Train
and Springfield, and st. Albans and Fr".. ''' "'1'ei
q, Dfaw.ps Room Cars on Day Exprc.. Trains bs,,..
Throngh Tlckots for Chicafo and The W.,
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from % b feet in length, turned round wound "
copper wire sunk In grooves boiled In coal tar come
cd with cast-iron couplings, made 20 suit any posi
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Price s45 TO 800
COUGH No MORE

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MASONIC NOTICE.
GRAND LECTURERS OFFICE, !

GRAND LECTURERS OFFICE,
MERIDIAN MISS, March % 1871.
W.. NJ. Pamela Lodge, No. 66.
DEAR SIR AND BROTHER: / will Wis
it your Lodge on the Is day of
April next, for the purpose of ex-
employing the work, and lecturing.
viii remain with you one day.
Please cali a meeting for 3 o'clock
p. m. on that day, and oblige,
Yours F~raternally,
III. G. ROBINSON, G.. L.
The meeting Of Pamela Lodge No.
&C, has been called to meet the above
appointment, and bretheren will
govern themselves accordingly.
G.. G. NELSON, W.. NJ.
We regret to learn that the hors-
es attached to the stage running rom
Lexington to Tchula, ran away yes
tcrdag, near Lexington overturning
the vehickle, Killing Judge Dyer,and
seriously injurlng several other per.
sous. Judge Dyer was a prominent
lawyer Of Lexington, and Que of oul
best citizens. His death will prove
a loss to the community which hi
talents and virtues adorned.-Good
man Ceab0 al Star.
PAW K~lLLrR.--In another column will b.
found the advertisement OF Davis Pain Killer
There is probably no other preparation manu-
featured that has become SO much Of a house
hold word as Pain Killer. For thirty years ]
has stood before the public, and the immune
rabIc testimonials that have been called fortl
Voluntarily, testify fully its merits. When yol
need d family medicine buy Pain Killer.
George Francis FRAN lecturcd il
Memphis on the 9Th, inst.
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Notice..

In accordance with an sct ofihe Legislature
Of this State, approved March 7, 1871, entitled
''an Act to enable the Board Of School Directors
in the several counties in the Chickasaw oes-
siop to pay tuition of benefciariesi In said conn
tjcI for the term commencing July lit, i670,
aud ending December 3lst, 1870 the Board Of
School Directors Of Panola coanty win meet at
their Office In the courthouse IN the town Of
Pamela, Oh the cath day Of April 1871, 10 re-
'ceivc all applications Of teachers for the tuition
Or scnffciarics which may haze Teen iaught
10 the several schoolsof Pamela county botaecn
Tic frs, day ofJuly, 1870 and the 3Tsi Dag u
December, 1870, and viii pay the same.
By order Of the Board Of Sclnol Directors.
mg5-if Z H. GLEASON. sec =.
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New YORK, April "A special
dispatch says there is great excite
ment in Columbia, South Carolina.
The streets are p%atrolled by colored
soldiers and police, in apprehension
of riot, which is caused by the proc
lamation of Governor Scott dispens-
ing with the intended parade of the
colored militia, on account OF the
bitter and excited nature of public
opinion at this time. His order was
issued in Difference to the wishes OF
the citizens. The militia are very
bitter.
emusic hath charms 10 sooth the savage
breast" but il never has been known to have a
salutary effect on a diseased Liver and DR..
Vim. Brazier being aware of the ineficiency Of
music, invented FIR the liver the now celebra-
ted Liver Cordial. Mansfield & Higbee, sole
proprietors.
THE LATE j. NJ. DYER.-We are
panied to learn of a distressing ac-
cldent, viz, the running away of
the team of a stage coach, a few
days ago, by which J. NJ. Dyer Esq,
of Holmes county, an old and uni
v%ersally esteemed citizen and able
lawyer, lost his life.
LONDON, April 5.-The following
details have been received General
Bergcret commands the right wing
Of the Communists, with General
Flourens in his rcar as support
General Duval commanded the cen-
tire, and General Endez the left wing.
The left and centre suffered more
heavily in the engagement than that
or the right, but were protected i'll
their retreat by the fire from the
forts, which were held by the Com
munists. The Nationals we're badly
organized, and having but a limited
supply, were soon out Of ammunition.
Many tried to return to Paris, but
found the gates closed and mel post
ed on the ramparts, who threatened
to shoot them if they attempted to
enter the city. The engagement at
Lebas Meudon was exceedingly
bloody. The firing of the batteries,
managed by the artillerists of the
Versailles army, is pronounced fully
equal, in spirit and effect, TO the
German bombardment.
A Paris dispatch from Versailles
says the Government is disposed to
show the greatest kindness and hui
mainly to the insurgents.
Red Republican proclamations,
dated at the Tuillcries, strongly con-
denim the action Of the Versailles
government in attacking Paris.
DR.. Brazior's Livcr Medicine is the best Liver
Regulator known.
The last bar Of Iron will be laid
on the Memphis and Little Rock
road Wednesday. IA loon as the
food subsidies the road bed between
Memphis and the St. Francis river
will be raised to soch a height that
no future overflow will obstruct the
route, from Memphis to Little Rock
and Fort Smith. With the energy
infused into mercantile classes, and a
system OF cooperative action and
modes OF thinking begotten by the
chamber of commerce, we may cons
fidentIy anticipate a fresh infusion
Of vigor into the progress and pros
~o,.+,- ~ Monpb;o dnnouj
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MISSISSIPPI


JsessoS. April The ssls'e reE.
s,raiign blll passed Another bill
70 Ica.s the penitentiary vas intro
daccd. making the fourth
The House discussed the chapter
in Tive Condo relative 10 exemptions.
There i side difference in opinion
between lahd holders and others.
The bill introduced 10 lease the
pcniteniiary, which Is the best Of oil,
Is ;he enc appropriatiug one hunred
and fifty thousand dollars for i'm
pfovements.
The resolution to print the Journal
Of the Constitutional Convention be-
camea law, by the operation Of the
Constitution.
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Weed Sewing Machines, 263 See
and Street, Memphis.
W. CIRCUIT COURT.

This court has been in session the
entire week. No trials of any inn
portance have taken place. The
STATE Is. Hunt, and the State VS..
Baker, ou charge Of murder were
ontlnuel on application OF tie de-.
PENDANTS, on the plea Of Illness OF
counsel.
The court has been unusually mo-
notonous and though all business has
has been brought up disposed Of to
adjournment. This court adjonns
to-day. The Interested manifested
in the trial Of the liabeas Corpus
:ase of State ~. Jarvis, the deputy
sheriff who shot Murdock on Tues
day in attempting his arrest was The
only case Of interest during the
week. Judge Fisher held that jar
Wis was unsuitable in shooting Muir
dock, as he was in open resistance
to the officers of the law and re-
leased Jarvis from Imprisonment.
\ DR.. yoonBIEs, Of Memphis, is the most emil
nentofthe Eye and Ear Surgeons Of our $ nth
c%r-land.El =
Goob.LFhcleft wing Of the Star
made p ayus visit to Batesville on
Saturday last, and sampled that ele-
CANT Apple Brandy which always
can be found IN the classic shades Of
"Whiskey shute." The genial, roll
lickiny, good-humored swEENY is
there in all his glory, surrounded by
lots Of the finest liquors in the mar
ket.
Are you sick2 Do YOU require an invigora-
tof7 sSpnethingto produce a natural action
.ofthe liverH ID you wish a mild, gentle, yet
cficacious remedy for disease of this organ e
Then procure DR.. D%razier's Liver Cordial
Sold by Mansfield B Higbee, Memphis, Tenn
We learn from our friend, Mr.
Clark, that be is now building a
handsome Catholic church in Sardis,
and will have the building ready for
service in three weeks. The build
ing will be a very handsome orna-
ment to- Sardiswhen completed, as
We know Mr.. Clark is fine work
man and can put up buildings on the
best style and plan.
BeH Treble Pianos, 263 Sec
yomIt ssreef, Memphis.
Chancery Court.
EfM n gT Ar
TINS court Mllabe in session next
week, commencing on Monday
nextat There are quite Q large mum
her of final and annual accounts up
on the docket filed BY delinquent
administrators, guardines and ex-
ecntors, cited BY the court 70 show
cause Of failure# comply with their
official duty n fling annual settle
ments. .
The United States Hotel, Louisville, Ky Is
f~rst-class in every respect.
All Fools Day.
39ls -
The FIRST Of April from time imme-
mortal las beon tlie occasion Of very
mannyamuSing jokes being carried
into effect and our quiet little VII
liagc was not wanting in good Jokes
gotten up forthe occasion.
Dir. Livingstone has discovered underground
cities, whrrt thoasnhds 81 people re, in Africa.
some excavations are said TO be thirty miles
aag, aud haze running Ills IN t.enl. Oh,
defiull bat not more 80 than The cures enected
y Rraziers Liver Coidiyt.
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In presenting our claims for a continuance of
patronage, to a people to whom we have so long
been known, (having practiced over twenty
years in this county, we deem it in a great
measure only necessary to give the location of
our Office. In word we are able to give rcr-
feet satisfaction in every branch known to the
Dental Profession, at greatly reduced rates of
charges. Full sets, upper and lower, for $50, as
fine work as ever done in this city, and medi-
I'm sized gold filings, $3.50.
We have in eur office now, in successful OPP
Grafton. one of the latest improved machines
known to the world for producing NITROUS
OXIDE AND OXYGEN LAUGHING GAS
The pure Gas emitted from this machine will
transport, as it were, the patient to the dream
land while being robbed of the offending tooth,
without the slightest pain, and is perfectly
harmless in its effects,
WESSON & ROSS,
243 MAIN STREET, mills
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Ths State II MisHuiwi )
fsnoa Coauts
w NJ Justice Court Best No z al. stt cesuiy
Pafkersun 4 Levers,
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H. G. Rloodwurih
Attachment was issued on the sth dsy Of
March, 1871, againsg the estate Of u. G. Blood
worth, defendant, ior the san Of forty enc dol
lars and forty cents returnable 10 said Court
March 2Jfd, 1871, and il appearing That thede-
PENDANT resides in The State OF Atkaniss, post
Office and county unknown, notice IL hereby
given to said He. BlOolworth that unless he
appears at said eonrt, TO be held At Long Town
on the ESD day Of April, 1871, and plead To
said attachment, judgment will be rendered
aud the property attached sold.
al-4w JOHN G.. HAYNES, J. +,
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hAbJhoAAA tspTGNFt E'pftNb -
Duly signed and sworn TO.
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
AUDITOR OfricE, JACKSON.
!, Henry Mosgroye, Auditor Of Public Ac.
counts of the State Of Mississippi, do hereby
certify that the PHOENIX Insurance Company,
located Mt Hartford, State Of Connecticut, has
complied with the act entitled Tan Act to reg
ulate Agencies of Foreign Insurance Comm.
n MIS- approved January 31st, 1857. and by
virtue of the power vested in me by said law,
| hereby authorize T. T.. CLARKE, Agent
for said company at Pamela, in the county of
Pamela, to transact business Of Insurance in
this State, until the stday of March, 1872.
Given under my hand and seal'of Office, at
the City Of jackson, this the first day of March
A. D. 1871.
[sEALl H.MUSGR0VE,
MIS- Auditor Of Public Accounts.