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Railroad Smash.up.

The mail train on the Miss. and
Tenn. railroad on Thursday even.
ing last, bound south, was thrown
from The track about three qsar.
lcrs Of mile south Of Senatobia,
BY le breaking Of an axle of the
hind truck Of the tender, which
threw of the baggage and smo.
king cars, turning them hall owe,
IN The ditch by the side OF The
track. One end Of the ladies' cal
was thrown sbou. ten feet of The
track. The engine was no,.ihrowr
oil. There was about City or sixty
persons On the train, but, remark
able to say, no one was hurt, and
but very slight damage done 10 the
cars. The track was torn up for
zone Fifty or sixty yards. The
work Of repairs was Immediately
undertaken, but nothing was done
towards rigIbing the overturned
cars and repairing the track until
ners morning. The road Is all
RICH. now, and trains running reg
ularly. The citizens OF Senatobia
displayed great kindness in taking
care Of The passengers on the H.
fsied train and those who arrived
On the express train at 6 O'Clock.
We can bear witness TO our kind
treatment from our friends in Sena-
too'a, and are especially indebted
10 CT Stands, Mcssrs. Young,
wilkins, oglesby and Furguson for
their kind attentions and cour' estes
during dur twenty -four hours de-
teniion in their town.
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err, tfAay q Hnz, Fn
lssisrs e Po-. Gear q he
oaia, Pshes = ~ L~Ds q
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DOruy, iIossi q W ed
sioois d ? IT, Ths fsiosas
hsiilisxs hsss len sssif Ma
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Aaain sd A~rrieaiiunl P1sfhsm.
E<ols NsIs,siEs. Eeok g. Beuux,
AHss, Rak Il Fnses, owda
Fsseisr sd churches gsnenIly.
: p. m-Ths bsitk Il p.nica
eouiisuss. Ilhs iasargsnis srsts-
ing attacked 90 three SIDES By CIV.
eminent troops. Conh.grzlions
IN Paris continue.
81. Drssis, May 26-Al ar
tis;ie collections IN the Louvre gal
cries and the Palais Roysle are
The troops to-day sur
and sho. on the spot a large
Of women engaged in
petroleum into The cellars
md afterwards throwing m lighted
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At the brides residence, in thi,
place, on Wednesday, S1st ult., By
Rev. D. g. Doak, DIR. D. A. Kinch.
loe to Mrs. Laura ]. Ferguson.
Our friend has at last found
in the fair person of his lovely bride
all those attractive qualities of hear,
and mind which arc the essentia'
constituents of domestic happiness
and which he is so well fitted to nd.
miro and appreciate.
May their paths through life be
strcwn with roses, whose thorns
their mutual love extracted Nav
their appreciation of each other grow
and strengthen with the many years
of JOY and happiness a kind Provi.
dencc will give them; that they
may, in the fullncss Of time, when
mcmory's eye casts its glance through
the vista of the mutual past to BE-
fully impressed with the pleasing
thought that they have lived: Each
for the other, and both for their God
s.
The Star Joins rs" in his wishes
for the happiness Of DR.. K,nchloe
and his fair bride.
AT the residence of Mr.. William
Carter, on the 2Sth Of May, Mr.. j.
?. Gates, to Mrs. L. G. Hudson.
The above couple have our most
sincere wishes for their future hap
pincss and prosperity. "May your
affections strengthen as tho years
roll on, and whatever may betide
you, still may your love DO like an
evergreen, mid winters dreariness,
frightening your journey through
lite; or like tho cw-bathed flower
scattering its holicst sweets over
your whole lives" o.
AT the residence of Col. Calvin
Miller in Pamela on the morning Of
the 31st, by the Rev. G. @. Collins,
Of Memphis, Mr.. Charles Collins,
of Memphis, to Miss Katie Comfort,
of Pamela.
Tho bridal party took their de-
parture for their new homes in the
city of Memphis, on the 10 O'Clock
train where our k,ndest wish follows
them, and that joys and pleasures
may over be theirs, and that the
bridegroom may ever 6nd comfort
and consolation in the presence and
in the advice Of his charming lovely
whose sweet disposition Is 60
greatly admired by all who knew
her. !
At the residence of Mr.. Gates on
Thursday the LIST inst. Mr.. Thomas
to Mr.. Miss Elizabeth Puck
ntt.
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Notice.

10 Gus Ward, Nina Ward, and Ida ward
minors, who reside d Nashville in the STATE
fou arc cited TO be and appear before The
Chancery Court Of Pamela county, State Of Nil
sissippi, 1t the court room IN The the tovn 4,
Sardis, In said county, on the second Mondsv
IN July 1871, toshow cause why the FINAL n.
count Of James A. Robcrtson, administrator
Of the Estate Of James W. Ward. deeeassS
should kot b allowed and approved By ssid
Court, By order Of Court.
&c. HARRISON
1so-sW Clerk.
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The refusal Of the railroad com
panies in the last few DAYS 10 re
oeive the cerfi6cstesof ndejiednes
iss8cd BY the Auditor under tb'
sttsstatisa Of the Governor, com
monty called -AIcern money!" baI
bsesght the subject Of the ooafti,u
tiesuliiy u there certificates int,
question, and ~ . ~nstur,I conse-
quence. great distruss has he +saar-
isstsd in receiving them and :
heavy diseoant demanded.
Although the hw was published
m january last 10 al the papers In
the sssse, yet. vsry ssw psrsons seem
TO be sequsisted with its provisions.
Merchants have, rs gcnet.l thing,
refused to receive tins money al par,
and, on account d the large amount
IN circulation, il operatss hadbly sp-
on those who hare to use II.
Az for the ecsstitutionahty u the
act, all may I've assured 20 long as
Ahc prescni members oftbc Supreme
Court hold their seats il will be-
maintained becausc the Issuing OF
these certificates was . radical nsea-
sure, and II NJ TO their interest that
i shall BE- upheld ance no many @.
their party hold Iarge amounts Of
this money, being office holders ami
getting no other kind Of money In
Iaynsnt Of their salaries, ard ..,s
Supreme Court being in nfiliation
with tssis parry viii uphold i,s set.
and sustain this money as legal issse.
Then t'e que~sicn eDnscs up, i tito
the interest. of tie eitisess d this
stste 10 zee these certificate Of in.
debted6ess dearecistc In ysluei We
think 4 ~ not, and that they should
b rssivcd 1T par In the business
transactions common In the country
i<sasise the only PARTIES benefited
bya depreciation are tho Radical
rings and The Elcrifis Of the State,
who ars colIeagued together, and
nf'o receive the taxes from the citi.
fsf's 10 Y. 4. currency ard then 70
u Jatkson and buy up this aAlcorn
'no"ey7 II . Discount and Tay that
over . the AtadifuV, making a hand
sosae 1scuiassor sipn the amount
q taxes ccllctsd, although they are
seqsssed ~ swear fhst The money
psid oser TO the A uditos h the idcn.
sscsi money collected. Yet We are
ssscrnesf BY m oficial ofthis county
es'st N = reccnt settlement BY the
4i0eFent EiesiIs III the Etatc With
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Notice.

L
10 ". N. Beckett, J. q. Beckett, T. &. Bailey
and her husband, Johr s. Bailey, who re
ride M Hackncysville, Tallapoosa COUNTY
B atc Of Alabama; Q. A. Norris and her hus.
band, =. q. Morris Who reside at Oak Lawn
In said State Of AlahamS Amy 3. Flouruoy
and her husband, John Flournoy, Frances
A. Beckett and w. w. Beckea, Who rc,ids
near Davis Creek in faycttc csunty, StAis
Of AlabAma,-- 0ys4hse.
! You Are cited 10 DO and appear before the
Chsnesry court Of Pamela cosnty, State Of Ma
~slsslpga. q w. court room In the town of Ear-
al, On thS aad Monday in Jzly, 1871, 70 show
causc Why 10 anal account Of N. j. Benson.
administrator Of the estate Of James A. Beck.
III, deceased, should not DO allowed and a.
rtovsd BY sAid court.
BY order q court. Issned Nay a, 1871.
5o.it W HARRISON, Clerk.
~-f NaaH4 eH HahMMA a44N .uAtHH ITTHt
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IFxiL-c@t n "arnc', ~
aa"'e "'ha'o' 'V'' We III
p7-tnet "~s NE ny Yesterday
her qn''ea eeAr! 'oserhy The burn
'og due 'ekseug Oh m'li- a ieS
day' H'ee' but : not one OF the sor'
TO lake The matter 10 heart mneb.-
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AZ hhad rrhrehs AmmmaAn mat the sa rnmhna amany dAAH L. fwm~s mxdsM hn muyA
dTw aE@r mssrM.M S rTms @% %r%%w ~ 800
$3.50 a@ nmsm m-nna ns %~ @"a ~~~ w@~n sr s"k "rMs~ WIKI w~Ah .y events
MMss The nn as hvVdh @ed Doubt hsb m~n q asm bhb na phmh ria anAhF hnsb~ kam.
&mm f% man @ny rnsGIn kAh E gr@nhs1 nM ry hdMr ct emMs hnus mAp mmd
Ephmrh w@Nh fa~myd mmM~hda M Msm rates are ~hs ut unbnre mh mh M nsAsmen n
A% 1n @ %%%SSmh.% %sng%s% Direct, @dM a%p% %u %.M w h%.s a~pna |. mrsaMb. LMs,
hMuspndh I'M. ma xaepse ma@hdw s"1 Swap @T maamba@ rates and nh us x~mI m
eaokhdhn fhe cmpuym hehk herdy bm in uduLpg the business NteTmr' i.r'H
Ey@%ass sa.n that here wS@s.e profit &rasdhsh %avhA &y win paGmhdh hs s@%d IS &sm
I'm eam hs hvmmno @ cmrmyog &a Smdhh the ~huMnd its pemum the @b Ahheh from A
rrhsMm these @Msm accompany possessed ola capital d$W0M mdd ga fair Ammd hmA wmd give 10th Mhddn
largely excess Of whlwmc mumm by the Urandhe Nmam Attn md manMmaa nuhNe hr6r deter
IMa1 divide Ms&% ys hec@~Ta hrp@ tdhsp ~@s~ aunsh from anarsms~AM dwhhh y" M@a
T~p na adopted rh division as hbw:E vypwnuw bSmy hmana hmr win the ImIw win hMe pmmsd Mbk,
as hahddr" 1.-THE enh dmA mmiprmmm TonM RAT@ 10 MpNs ysrMkM m
hs yn dhmnne mnh with the mnL the PICddr~m rM following important adumneG
In ,h%ad herymr" Sock rates rw|ge m%y outlay aba m@s aypu cent kaa IA Amydw Mutual Com
Snsu Organization hhC@pyh sr received p%mh from hpEy%Mr the sun Of SSI0 TO aa the .m
@M@hmsnwh ina mutual yw@hmwca hm initial outlay Of 0pOo0 By abwhgh their khMm to retail in
aM nmd% %@ mTy@n lhshPmbeb find any example offs mutual Accompany uMAhgn mnDsa Whwa cost by returning
|MPhy@d vyp Ibedmnmgn hhudM from prudent and careful management &- h
T~hw RATES apemmmm d @my and mdPmhhd pHphn gmheoh epHyMrh h mms at e which mot
m%eMrS h@m wen nag mutual MmI%m M WHILE |"sPoT%d plano PMP"hnh What may be considered The k@.
H@ the mdRda yMgaMs from low @knhsGd participation the p6s Iii amnhmyh believed the UrusI
r@ @T~ed heehwp hghdkr vD dsn to ptmeh Np profits Ar the me- plan a do by mhg application to tn
N@ nMyd heA agents dheCmPy f
The GmPnya IN sound mad condition Ratio A@ab Liabilities 1856 nloo
20 uoOD, RELLABL AGENS WANTED rO aM dd direct hhN w York Office and bvMm tu
General gents Commissions wM kpmd w.M
W. B PuIPPS, General Agent Smns Miss #&m#H @m@
WILLIAM WALKER, PRESIDENT HENRY J. FURBER, Vep rsdent; JNO H. BrWLEY. Scamv
aEokGE L. MONTAdUE Aduay; EDWIN W LAMBERT, N. d, Medical Examiner
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Notice..
iHf ~

warn all persons against trading Tor N,
certificate M 6S3, hsisg fos fourteen rhares !,
the Capital Stock Of tho Mississippi and T.r.
nessce Railroad Company, Is lie same n.
been lost. Or nislaid. End will apply Sura Az.
piicaie Of the same. W.
ju3 -3w M
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- NN 40 H2n- MI 49, fH.#H .L#
Tic attention Of the friends and
patrons Of Rardis Male Academy is
called 10 the fact that the following
young gentlemen and boys have dis
tinguishcd themselves both for excel
lent Rotations and gcntlcnianly de-
pertinent
(Scnior.)
Mr. J. Sidney Caalton,
Frank Jones,
j. NJ. Lowe,
James buchanan.
dntermcdiate.)
Master Richard Bonner,
Jimmie Hobgood,
Percy Simmons,
Rufus Ballcntinc.
Urinary
Master Sidney Harris,
Adolphus Lowe,
Johnnie Scmmes,
Barham jackson.
The same number q Tic mex,
bet will appear in due time.
II. g. TiABERLAKr, prin.
ED. H. MATHIS, Asst.
~~~ns1a eo~nsvo1 -. ll
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Chaneery Notice.

'n r. s'sss g ca s,ss,.'iPPi'
In the Chancery Court Of said county, A,
Rules before the clerk Of said court at bis Office
IN the town Of Sardis in said county, on the
goth day Of May A. d. 1871
No $40.
Martha Ann Jones
BY her next friend &c,
vs..
George Jones.
Bill for divorce, Upon opening eonplAinauts
bill, It appearing 70 the sAtisii ction Of the
court that the said defendant George Jones. /,
a non resident Of the StsAs u Mississippi. thai
his place Of residence and post oIRce AZ un.
known, and that after diligent inquiry, the
same cannot be ascertained. II Is therefore
ordered that the said defendant do enter IN
appearance herein on or before, the first day
Of the next term Of this court, to be hoj-
den in and for said county, at the court room
In the town Of Sardis, on the Ind Monday ID
July A. d. 1871, and plead answer or demur.
70 the complainants said bill, or the said cause
will DO set for hearing, Ex-partse. On bill il 4
further ordered, that q copy Of this order, be Dub
lished In the weekly Pamela StAi'a news
paper Published In ssid county for one month.
A true copy,
J.. Q. HARRISON. Cgk
Harrison ! Taylor, Eols
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Administrators Sale Of Land.

Iy virtue Of : decree Il Tie Uhancery Cour,
81 Panola county, Misiasippitrsndered At the
April term, 1871 thereof, / win, as administra-
TOR d bOsis aoa Of The estate Of Pster Light, az
ceased, on the 1st day of July, 1871 a the
town Of Sardis, In the said panola county. Mis-.
sell to the highest bidder the fbllowisr rsal
estate 81 his interstate, to-wit; All Of he /. !.
OF W. ., T.6 X. 9, west ID Pamela scunty.
Mss, except so acres In tie a. -. corper Il
said quarter which 10 The widows dover nd
also the revsrdonasy inlcrest 4 MA ac.rr
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Terms efssle.

One-third cash, aad the balance "a one and
we Year, nom the day Of sale, the purchaser
70 eive bonds with security for credit nav
nsnts and also q lein RETAINED ca The And "a
me deferred payment, and credit payment a
pear sx per cent interest from date, purshs-
scr to have rents ~ che current yess d I'll
a. MONROE SHIRT. Adm,r.
0o-o' @ so"ss 40 u r. Light, &c.
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To Matte A. Johnson, heir 1t law Of Charlie,
Il. Johnston deceased, and her guardian I. L
Stitt, who resides at or near Covington Tiptor
County State Of Tennessee. 3
You are cited 10 b and appear before the
Chancery court Of Pamela county State Of Mis-
sissippi, at the court room In the town II SardiI
in said county. on the ind Monday ia July
1871, to show cause IL any they can WHY thu
final account Of O. 3 sAsfy B: Davidson Ad.
ministrator Of the Estate Of Charles H Johnson
deceased should not 10 allow and approved by
said court. By order Of cosFt. !
Issued May the 9th 1874.
ju3-St
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In NE ]Chaicsry tsurt y NJ cousf =
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ncsdsy he 22nd Az Of Nav 1871. ~
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John II. Drewicy.
Secretary
State Of New York
CITY and County Of New York.
Henry j. Further, Vice President and
John A. Brewley, Secetary Of the Universal
Life Insurance Company, being by me respect
isely duly sworn did each depose. and say
that the above Is a correct and true statement
Of The condition cfafairs Of the said Company
on the 3lst day Of December A. D. is70.
Sworn and subscribed before me at the CITY Of
New York this l4tb day Of January AID. 1s7l
.Csr.I) Commission !, ; ~ = % S,.: III
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, SCI.
], Henry Musgrove, Auditor Of Public Ae.
counts of the State Of aforesaid, do hereby
certify that the foregoing statement Of The
,Uniysrsl Life Iusuancc..C Company is truly and
correctly copied from the origional on 6lc in
my Office.
Given under my hand and seal OF Office. n,
The City Of Jackson, this the 9th day Of April
A. D. 1871. a
[sEAL] n. MUsGRovE.
m2T- Auditor Of Public Accounts.
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3Gcmails received Or delivered at
ths Cards Post O1icsnDn Sunday.
J. N. WAppEY. /. n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-24
A California Seusatiou.

GREAT BREACH OF PROMISE CAsE-NIss TUR-
NER WANTS $4,000 FROM A BANKER, WHO
sEDCCED HER.
of promise and seduction suit of Miss L. X. Tur-
ner against Senior Caledonia Ortes, a banker of
Hermorillo, Mexico, divides the public attention
with the Horace Halves contested will case.
Miss Turner was formerly school teacher, and
afterwards an employe in the United States
branch mint in this city, and subsequently a
clerk in the Treasury Department at Washing
ton. She Is the daughter OF the late Admiral
Turner, of the United States navy. Miss Turner
claims hat she was seduced by Ortes under
promise of marriage while she was living in his
family in the capacity of governess TO his
children, and that the criminal intimacy con.
tnued for several years in this city. She asks
for damages in the sum of S2OO, 900.
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ALEX-IsNs.-He's gone. Who is? Alexis
Alexis having come and gone, who is the
coming man.
The Russian officers accompanying Alexis
are mostly blondes.
Alexis is the grand duck OF the ladies. That's
why he stuck so long TO the water, and why the
clerk OF the weather postponed Indian summer
to give the royal visitor a moist spell.
query for the Russian reception committee
and others whom tn cap fits-Who are they who
rushin where angels fear to tread?
The Grand Duke wore no orders; but Gem
eral Dix received him on board the Powell with
a deck-Oration.
All fears of the cholera from Russia seem to
have subsidized; Alexis emily brought the Hooper
koff with him.
Alexis is said to be "six feet two." We
thought he was rather long in coming over, but
never supposed he was as long as that.
Ills said the Grand Duke walked down the
avenue iRccg. yesterday afternoon, and drop
ping into restaurant purchased glass of ale
which he drank and paid for, like any other
man Ale 4 as good, but Ale xxx is better
The rumor that the Grand Duke Alexis pre-
fers little women is exercising marvellous effect
among the stately young ladies of fashion, who
are knocking the high heels from their shoes,
eschewing lofty coiffures, and otherwise desper-
ately seeking to reduce their statures.
What nation will it be necessary for the
Grand Duke to visit before going to Philadel-
phia? Vacci- nation. Will he carry his sword
with him? No; he'll put IL in the scab-bard.
when Is the Grand Duke not the Grand
Duke? When b. Is Alexis SIS
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
PRESS REPORTS.
ALEXIS AT ANNAPOLIS.
Who Was with Him. and How He
Was Received at the Naval Acad-

".
ANEAPcLIs, ND, Nov. 24.-The special train
from Washington conveying the Grand Duke
Alexis and party 20 the Naval School az this
place arrived at 1910 a. m. Besides the
Secretary Robson, of the Navy Depart
ment; The Russian Admiral POisset, Min
ister Cataeazy, NJ. Maehin, Couscillor
of State; Count Olsenfeiff, Count Shouva-
ION, aids 10 the Grand Duke; DIR. Cudrin and
Lieut. Luder, also Of his staff; and Mr. Danzas
tirst Secretary OF Legation. OF the United
Case, Rodgers and Mullaney, Payrnaster Gene
raj Dunn, and Surgeon General Foutz. Arriv-
ilg at the depot, the party was received by
Capt. Carter, commaDdant Of the midshipman
and Lieut.. Commander Ames. in full uniform.
who were awaiting their arrival.
The day was dark and lowering, a gentle. but
steady, rain having set i'm an hour previous
Owing to the rain and the apparent scarcity of
umbrellas, there were but few persons gathered
at the depot. The Prince and party entered the
elegant carriages which had been brought down
from Baltimore for the special occasion, aud
were slowly driven To the naval grounds on en-
tering which at the middle gate they we-e re-
ceiyed by battalion of marines in full dress
uuder command of Major p. r. Fendall, with
the order TO present arms. The full naval band
was stationed on the right OF the marines piay-
ing the Russian national air. At the same
moment salute of twenty-oDe guns thunderei
from a howitzer battery on the parade grouud
where battalion of cadets were drawn up.
Without halting the party were driven to the
superintendents quarters. where they were
dent Of the Naval Academy, and the officers of
the school i'm full uniform, about thirty in
number The Prince was introduced to
Commodore worden by Secretary Robson,
and by the Commodore TO the officers
brief interval of the ceremonies was
passed in the parlors Of the superintendent i'm
conversation among the officers, during which
Tine Mrs. WOrden, the wife of the Commodore,
Miss Wordep and Miss Bancroft, Of New York,
were presented TO the Prince.
The party then proceeded to the parade ground,
where the battalion of cadet midshipmen, under
command of Lieutenant Solely, were drawn up
in line and went through the usual military drill
and parade, saluting the Grand Duke as he
marched past. During these exercises the rain
continued falling, the Prince and staff and the
other officers all in full dress uniform, taking il
as cool as common mOrtals. The parade over,
the gunship Sautel was visited, where another
national salute of twenty-one guns pealed forth.
After passing through the ship, the various
departments of the Academy were visited, the
steam building, the philosophical department,
and all others of interest In the ordnance mu-
scum, the battle flags of Corean fame were
objects of special interest The inspection of the
departments over, the party at 1880 returned to
the quarters of the Commodore.