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and ihua discover the color u the
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fortunate for the white people.
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the fatal shot VI an uDkhewn assassin
the infiotion Of the South Carolina
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determined.
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Too True.

Last week a negro man named
jackson was assassinated at Meridi-
an. He was called to his door at
night and shot dead. The assassin
was pursued and arrested immedi.
ately ,.and proved TO be another ne.
gro named WEIGH, who ha4 recently
stolen some property aud was IN
formed up on by the murdered man
Upon the affair the Meridian Mer.
curry comments rs follows:-0ouoa
There h no telling how close we
have escaped the Presidents decla.
Of martial law and suspension
Of the writ Of hsb~s corpus. II BY
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Letter from ]. .. Adams Oh the
situation.


In the course Of O recent letter
Mr.. Adams says:
81 am satisfied such n course will
be wise and patriotic, and should b,
glad to Q the Democracy concur Ii
such res 'lution. | regard the pres
ent administration as a national ca.
lamity, aud lis continuance shonld
be avertcd at any sacrifice, not be.
cause II is Republican in politics
but because IL is mean in character,
sordid in tone, and ignorant, corrupt
and arbitrary I; because more than
any administration we have had it
has destroyed the hopes and deaden-
cd the aspirations ofgood men ofall
parties; because it is doing more to
disuni'o the States than the govern
ment of Jefferson Davis ever did.
because its chief concurs that there
is no means for free government but
military force---no public action but
private profit. Four years more of
education, family patronage
and martial law will so blunt the
Keen sensibilities Of popular liberty
that our ignorant incubus might
we'll remain a fixture. Now, | be-
Iieve the Democratic party to be
powerless alone to relieve us, and |
think it is without a hope of carry
ing the next election. No doubt If
votes Of any State lately in re-
were necessary to elect a
candidate for President.
hey would be thrown out in count
ng, and a mere majority, even,
'ould it be mustered, would not be
permitted to elect a Democrat for
lcxt President. Nothing remains
hen but civil war, or submission to
he usurper, and it is difficult to de-
'ide which alternative will inHict
more irreparable injury on the habit
# free government.
"To dismiss an incompetent off,
and avoid a governmental crisis,
he Missouri Senator offers the only
reasonable possibility which has
'een presented. But while | frank
J avow Partially for the project, II
not think there are very serious
'bstablcs to its adoption. We must
ubduo pride of party and break
'onds of party discipline"
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Gfiamis, asss To- iLs history a
Che rfsi sat A,gss hHss - iali N
plsassfo % Al. y rapidly sfpo.ash.
.Iag snd ihs sfa u Two more sssks
sil " thu imroHaf' lay feeoFi.
Ing The advent ~ the Savior oi the
uofil. one. more bumlsfei among
those that VI ere 10 enjoy. With
With H. coming there i hoBs N The
old time looked ~ joy shj pleasure,
bot On tie other hand, n time DREADED
BY housekeepers and planters, bring.
ing with II The ehsnge u servants,
and TIA, oilentimss hardship Of BE-.
Ing without servants iof the week
as they all claim THE week now, AZ
exempt from any service from them,
to be devoted 10 their smusements
alone. The result Of It ia, We hear
nothing Of the splendid Christmas
with a host Of invited guests,
and the pleasant Christmas parties
and social gatherings that used TO be
the proyerbial order Of the day ain
nuld lang syne." We even dread
The coming OF the day, 50 much that
We are afraid we will not even re.
a single invitation to dinner
'pon this day of thanksgi ing and
casting, 30 prevalent has the Gus.
become general, in this coun-
y, among housekeepers, Of having
10 dinner for invited guests on this
lay. However, we will trust to
uck for a bid to a share in some
we'll cooked wild turkey goblor,'
rom our friends, and calmly wait
he coming for the idea, without
Iome consolation, OF having to eat a
'achelor's dinner on this day, would
'c enough to drive one crazy. We
AVE a Llfe-Insurance.agent friend
itiug BY US, that says, please send
''fOr two" when you read this
rticle.
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80 the ftsldsbss u The bride |.
faihef, IN ihis eity, 90 Weihe-lay
morning, Nssembsf 18th 81 81
9 oloek, BY Rev ~. Balsman. Mf
II VI sttLIyls, Of Oxkfd Miss
20 Miss LExA WanSnEb, ct Abef.
issn.
IN bidding COR fair sister adieu.
We a sszafs her that II che good
wishes and fefVent prayers II her
many friends IN "ths Old home
avail, she vill end Der future Halk a
fo~er.sirewn path, and the DAYS to
come all sunshine. Aberdeen Eram.
iHer.
We, too, join our congratulations
TO that Of the many friends OF our
friend Sullivan, 10 wishing him IN
bounded prosperity and success IN
life, and upon having won the conf
dence Of so lovely a woman as now
bears the name Of HE wife.
May such blessings be his part,
aud coming years bring examples
that may tell the future generations
that marriage Is the most holy real.
ization OF all, when rightly under.
stood.
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Gov. Powers.

"Lieut. Governor Powers assume,
the powers and responsibilities o.
Governor of the State OF Mississippi
to-day. Governor Alcorn resigns
aud goes to Washington to claim a
seat in the Senate of tho United
States. We congratulate the people
OF Mississippi upon the fact hat so
good a man rs Gov, Powers is to bo
seated in the gubernatorial chair.
We bcspcak for his Administration
the support of every Republican, in
the State, as well as the a~cquiescing
in his authority of the whole people,
of all classes and conditions, politi>
cally aud otherwise. This gentle
man brings to the discharge of his
duties not only an inclination to do
right, bnt such a knowledge of the
affairs OF the State from some years
OF public life MS will prevent his lia-
bllity to make mistakes or being led
into error by a false judgment. II
we know him, aud we believe we do
he will be true to the best interests
of the people, faithful to the party
that placed him in power, aud under
all circumstances will not indepen.
dent Of personal considerations. An
energetic execution of the laws, not
attempting to make laws or to inau-
ence the judicial Interpretation Of
them, but to leave those things to
the discharge OF the departments of
the State government to which they
properly belong, keeping in mind
that he is the servant of the people
aud not their master, that the posi>
ton in which he Is placed is to be
used for their good and not his own,
and he will become MS popular with
the people BY the time his term Of
expires as Ills most sauguiue
friends could wish. In all things re.
lating to the welfare Of the people
and in an honest administration of
the Executive Department of the
State Government which he will
give US, we give to Gov.
Powers our full and hearty sup
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On "Wednesday, Nov. Goth, 1871,
in Pamela county, Mississippi, at the
residence of her son, Col. Jno. r,
D~ickins,..in the Send year Of her age,
Mrs..Nancy Diokins, relict of Capt.
Vim. Dickins.
The deceased was born in Gean-
vile county, N. G., where she spent
the early portion of her life in 1926,
with her husband and children, she
moved to Madison county, Teunes-
see; after the decease OF her consort,
she moved, in 1847, to Pamela coun-
ty, Miss, where she resided until
her death.
To a life Of unobtrusive piety,
adorned by q more than ordinary
amount OF the Christian graces,
"Neekness and Charity she gave
her children n personal example of
the character so beautifully drawn,
by the Royal Preacher of Israel
"She maketh herself coverings of
tapestry ; Her clothing is silk and
purple"
"Her children arise up and call
her blessed F.; her husband also /; and
he praiseth her." MARY.
The Gums, Dee. 4, 1871.
aas~'Jackson, Tenn, Papers pleas.
copy.
On the morning of the 4th inst,
Sallie B., daughter of Jonathan and
Demarius Lowe, aged 2 years,
months and five days.
A sweet little flower that blossom
ed in our pathway, has been plucked
from our sight, but only to be trans>
planted into a higher, purer sphere,
where all is love aud joy forever
where q saviour's loving arms will
ever encircle her, and where she
will sweetly, peacefully await the
of tho loved ones of Earth,
who cen go to her, though she can
not come to them.
"Tis well life is not all,
A peaceful summer dream,
Else we might wish to tarry here.
Dark houis and gloomy thoughts are wisely
given,
That weary Of Earth the sin sick soul.
May look alot and plant It's hopes in Heav.
en-"
DlED.-At the residence of her
DR.. NJ. N. Phillips, in Pa.
nola, at 10 o'clock, Saturday night.
Dec. End, 1871, Mrs. NJ. N. Phillips.
Wetender the heartfelt sympathy
If a warm friend to the bereaved hus-
in the loss OF a most lovely,
rue and Christian exemplary wife,
hope that the consolation of
knowing that the hallowed ties of
life have been only broken 10
30 joined again in Heaven, may
bring ease to his mind for the loss
# her association up on earth.
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Craig the Imposier.

The las, heard from this genius,
he was In Leak county. lie claims
10 be a member Of Ionic Lodge No.
4ss, New York city. lie is a mis-,
cradle imposter. 1t seems passing
strange that, notwithstanding Grand
LodO Regulations enjoin that
Lodges most not permit any tin.
Grant Masonic Lecturer to visit
them for the purpose Of lecturing,"
nevertheless, humbugs like Craig
are allowed to visit Lodges and im>
pose upon the craft. Craig is max.
ing unwarranted use, as an oEdorser
of the name of Rev. j. NJ. Pugh.
W~orshipful Master, ofShsron Lodge
No. 1913 Clarion.
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Faithful ri JAMES no longer wiiA
@-His Departure ~ aer Fields
Of Hunder.
"Gov. Alcorn filed his resignation
as Governor of the State of Missis-
s'ppi to>day, and Judge Peyton, of
the Supreme court, administered the
oath OF office to Lieut.. Gov. Powers.
who at once assumed TIE duties of
Executive Of the State. The Gov.
ernor, with a few friends, dined to,
gether at 8 o'clock y VI, aud at S
o'clock Ex-Governor Alcorn took
the northern train for Wasbiuston.-
jacksoa Pilot. Thursday, Nov. SOth.
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store House for sale.

! ofsf ny two story hosse ssI lot up5s
whleh u q built In the Iowa Of sardis Me-,
ff ale, apeh the mot reasonable terms. Sec
oud stoty u used boz = Photograph Gallery and
LAYERS Uneef., The baiising rents for ESQ
per year. Also . good residence for sale, for
further Information call upoa n. '. Williams,
At Lavender . Ia ssrdis, or 10
j. II. RUTLEDGE,
nov f5im
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The Aberdeen Eramirer hoists
the name of the distinguished New
York lawyer, Charles O'Conner, for
President, and Joseph Medell, ennis
nent as Journals, of Chicago. for
Vice President, as candidates in the
canvass Of 1872.
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Sardls Market House..

beg leave TO invite the citizens Of sardis
TO the fact that have opened a
MARKET HOUSE
on the west side of the Railroad oppo-
site the Veianda Hotel where I will keen
constantly on hand all kinds OF
FRESH MEATS AND VEGETABLES.
Open day and night and will fill orders
from any point on the Railroad.
Mill pay Cash :'or hides and peltri.s, Bees
wax and Tallow
]. P. KAH0B.
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From notice spp~rns d a,
will be seen that q change n an,
soon contemplated; We ther,s,.
those oweius US, either b. -
count TO come forwsri wilma !
settle up, as our new bushes. IA }
the means at our disposal.
We take this occasion 70 rstur !.
for the liberal patronage hestos.
upon us, and ask that our eld r,.,'
still continue TO give us their ~. !
as VIC do, that in our new bu,iusu !.
fully represent their Interest,",
Trusting that our former u,.,,u
PROBATE the necessity ndimpvs,sur,
up our old business and thus susbl.
ter render them assistance ia u, M
We will, in order to redu,s a, J
goods at reduced prices for Il, M
days. Rsspectfullv.
nls-tG BALLENTIypA,
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TO our Customers

1t will be seen by q card published in this
paper that we contemplate an early cbanue in
our bushes. This change renders il neces.
sary that we should close up our present busi.
ness as speedily a. possible, We need everv
dollar that Is due us we therefore call mon
all our friends and customers to come forvars
and pay up their Indebtedness as soon a mo-
slble. Their promptnes will be ~properlv an
preciated, and will enable US to serve tbem mnah
better in the future than We have done in the
East. wy
We take this occasion to return our grateful,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS to the people Of thi. county
ior their very liberal patronage extended Il !.
curing the last sixteen ysars. We do no, nro'
pose % sever a business connections iii
them, ent on NE contrary, We hope 10 retain
airour old customers in our new business sssn
ring them that We viii have very supsr;or ~
'antages TO serve them in the future.
We ciler our goods from now until I5,b al
December stvery reduced prices.
Very respectfully,
". HELM 1 H0BGoop.
Sardis' his, November Is, 1871.
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Notice to Millers.

hereby give notice that | will grind corn
or. Saturday and wheat on Tuesday and Wed.
nesday Of each week, and that persons bring
ing their wheat or corn on other days than
those above named, will have to let it lie over
until the proper time.
s30-2n JONATHAN ORR.
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One dark gray mare, heavy foretop and mais,
Ave years old, 10 COED order, ~earriesa high head.
Any information that will lead to her recovery
to me at Como Miss, will be literally reward
ed. N POINTER 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-26

\ TAILoR's IDEA OF AN APoLoGY.-A
Topeka (KanSaS) paper contains the sub
joined apology. 1t was published at the
agsrieyed doctors expense:
An Apology.-Some time last winter
Or. s. E. sheldon ordered me to make him
tine sincle-breasted frock coat, TO be
worth $40. l made the coat, and il WIS Il
perfect fit, but he lett it on my hands be-
cause he wanted Il swallow.tall y instead,
whereby ] suffered loss of $40. This
spring he ordered Of me business suit,
and endeavored again to leave coat on my
hands. ! told him to leave me- the whole
suit or pay me for it. He refused, and |
kicked him out of my shop ut O'Clock on
the morning of March -, 1871. Hc has
since, however, paid me, and requested IN
apology, which now make. and state that
had he paid me for my work is requested,
/ would not have kicked him out Of my
shop as above mentioned
j. V. HART
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AussIInn sAa.Es Fnsuss Da,.
BY Wellington }oadin,
Auctioneer ana Real Estate Agent
Corner OF Eleventh and Bank &C.,.

IA. r E.rs 4 D@hA sdyeL.
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF LARGE ,,,>
i ELEGANT sT.CLAss AEsftSSh aai,
sa assFses ss AETaT6S So UI2Y AZ Taf SSk!a
sTREETs-By virtue Of deed Of trust e. sria
wife, bearing date 17sh December, bss. a.. and
sseco She%9 and hby y III Ges GS I'm
proceed To sell mt public auction nm ibo ~ oIAst,
on TUESDAY, the I'd Of May, 1871, at b,, e,,nits
NJ. i iar u not, thc hrst fair day ther,si,ss,,,
iy-Iocaied REsEsCE now 1 nnn. ana handsons
by Mr.. Grant. The lot has front or 1,e "ccntisd
the north line OF Clay street. and runs b. .r. On
On the north line Of that street ertend,r stfeet.
10Th 10 18th streets, It has frant OF 7ls fns rom
runs back TO the ravine about $50 feet Tn. I'D. sna
Ing 10 large one out about thirteen years aro u,
the best materials and most superior wa,sgn Of
ship, At cost of about $4,000. The pe,chnrhaao;
and LOCATION are equal 10 the hest in Rirhm'pva
with the mansion VIII he cold 81 met on ~.
stree', running back $50 feet to said New s,,ee,'
taking the vacant lot The east, "a by lss fe VI
price be stated 1T the hour Of sale bnt ss .,
th be declined then the said lot viii b. som y,
whole or divided as may he deemed beat. IT, -
New street, having front OF 24s fee, vii 'N
sold as whole or divided, as may be desired re
bidders. S''e' "
The special ate ntion OF those wist,ino 70 ,,.
a large, first-ciass dwelling, or very handsoaie
bu lding lots Is particularly invited 10 The s.Ia
this truly valuable property. Nr. Grant win sh.n
the p emises 10 those who may wish To e1s,oin'
them. 'As
TERMS: One.fpnrth cash baIsnce At =,
10 months, for neguti bic notes hearing siT n ~.
cent Interest; or, at the option or The m, r,'
chaseIs. Ont-fOurh cash. balance at [ ,nn
ycars, bearing eIght per cent per aDmum nt'|'.,
THE ssme payable annually, secured by do .,
Of trust. The take, and inauI snce Tor thit ,s,,
to bepaid by the pu WM W cp,,,,
ap ls-2aw2w, tdtds ''"''se
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AUCTTON sAaEs--Faaure Days.
BY Lee q GoddIn, 80
Real Estate KsontsHnd huctioneers
Al NO. 11IseAain street.

noMMIss1o NEBsg OF A FARM !!
OON THE gHkRLEy GITH R na yilr LnE ~
decree OF the Circuit Court or Henrlco c0snsy,
pronounced on tho nth day of NoTembef gss, In
Joseph j. White trustee, and others, whlcm | ,hs
lrmsd By the supreme Court OF ppcais on the
Inih January 1871, and rs commission er appoint
ed nv and aching under the authority OF ssld ne
crce I'm the PLACE and stead OF the SAID joseph ..
While. trustee, he having declined To give ths
to sell ut puhItc auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, The Sd day Of May, lsi' af Y
c,rjnrk p. ~, the TRACT OF LAND cSied
sGeorpe,sr containing 1873 acres lInore or lessl.
adjoining the lands of I,r. charles r.. snderson.
Richard Joynes Mnrton. trustee formerly o"nea
BY John N. Davis and others. ,os-
TERMS; Cash as to go much as may ne neces-
sary To fefray the costs and expenses OF sale IN,
Guiding tho legal commissions OF the trns,pe aG1
Tho II,naI charges of an auCtIOnGer to make sild
sale and The cost OF advertising tills SAFE anu II
former sale which was enjo'ned and TIE iDJunc-
lion subseuncnily dissolved; and also q zee not tH-
cee,lIng $40 for preparing deco 10 the pu,cilser
sufficient sum in cash 10 discharge Two DohoS on
Al 900 each, bearing date October 22d, 1868, Viii
interest from March lst, 1860, upon each unLi d
paid, subject TO the following crs dits. VIZ $oo1
On the 23d OF March, 1887 $3.50 on the Z5d OF
hpril, 1867; 1850 on the esd of May. 1887. AS 10
the residue of said proceeds Of sale, the same Is
TO be made upon such terms rs the SAID Hogan
NAV prescribe; and In default or such drCclioh
as the said commissioner may think just anu rca-
sIpable: suCh credit payment tn be properly
secured ny II lien on said pronertv. ,,,,.,,
sheriff of Henric0 county Ind Erm'r.
Sale conducted by LEE & GODDiN, Auct'rS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-26
By James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttonecr,
Office No. lilo Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALu-
" ABLE WHARF PROPERTY At R0Ck-
FITS. ADJOINING TIE POW u At
STEAMBOAT WHARF. FRONTING T1llkIo :
FIVE AND TWo-ThIIDS FEET ON THE
RIVER. AND EXTENDING ACROSS WhTE!t
STREET TO EOt;KETTS STREET, ON VIII III
IT FRONTS TWENTY-FIVE AED A QuAE::
TER FEET. AND UPON "fIlClI THERE ~
A BRICK HOUSE. AIS ), VhCAhT LOT
ON THE EASTI,IDE OF HAGUE STREhf.AD-
JOINING MIR. HIRAM w. Ti L n, FRONT
ING ABOUT FIFTY FEET AND RUNNING
BACK ONE HUNDRED FEET.-As special
commissioners, appointed by a decree Of the
Chqncarv Court of the city ut Richmond,
pronounced on the 2d day OF February, ISL
win CradIock. &c, were plaintiffs and Lucre-
liza CraddOck. &C., arc defendants, we VIII cell at
public auction, on the prs misses, ON IUESDhl,
the 2d dav OF May. 1871. a. O'Clock r. NJ, the real
estate above mentioned. of which the late ROBERT
CraddO, k died seized upon The following Ter ms.
to wit ono third to he paid In cash, one-thli q
upop credit Of six months and The remaining
third upon u credit OF twelve months the purcha'
ser to give negotiable notes for the deferred pay
ments with Inter est added, and the title 70 he re-
taincd until All the purchase money IS paid and u
conveyance ordered by the court. The taxes for
1871 To- be paid hv the purchaser.
ROBERT HOWARD,
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
Special Comm iSGtOnCrE.
JAS. ". TAYLOR. huct on"er. an'9