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8. EARLY ROSE
Ana -" : af!. y ." .-'f ,! -
"KIng q Early !" SEED Petateesl
For sale BY C. r. MANNING.
~ 1S4SmS Deer Looee.

Woods Household Magazine for March
be- taken . New Departase, with Gail Hfn.
ilton - IL editor.in.chie{. In her salshaiaey
she unblushingly svows thst, ''The
original and governing lmodvssf Til l6ag7
azine 10 70 make money. We know that
this i fact asparallslled IL ~, hisaasy ef
litesaturs, ana We might disguise It IN, dnef
phrase. bat the underlying motive would
Jrr' b Ehs saaa4 Profoundly = ~ believe
n virtue, morality and the power Of the
pres4 we wpuld never publish > periodical
II ~ ~ 2St hopet h adsaboe' OR tbrsl,he
thereby" The Household Magazine b one
Of the best peblished .9nd iti4 Only ~ fte
enormous clrcclssion that such richly b.
den periodical can ahssd 10 81 psbsishsd
for the price. Send 70 SIS. Wood A. Co.
Nswbsrsh. n T., hor3s spacimes sSuhps
(free), q o., apd gek ssa year. ~
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Longing for the N"sutaius. -From let
ter received here hss week from Prot. A.
r. rhrashcr, who went down to the States
carly ip January, We learn that be y fanx,
sous to get back 70 the Nouneains 'sgain.
lie says he has seen enough to satisfy him
that there IL no plscc IN the East TO compare
with Moutsas ~ = counzy to make money
in with little capital. and that hereafter he
expects to make Deer Lodge bis homo. Ev'
ery,hing, he writes, II Gvcrdone there, and
that the mountain countries hold out much
better inducements for eottlss than ~
States East of the AlsDsh NJ. !ThrssAtr
was caught in the snow blockade, and n.
rived in Chicago. little under the weather.
on the 32l day out from Virginia JClsL
He had his Photographic SCRAP. book psb''shbl.'
Cd in New York. and viii rctarn IL tAprtl,
bringing q 4st,c|sae artiss with him 70
take charge Of the Sun Pearl Gallery.
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Fresh California Goods
JUST RECEIVED BY KLEINsCHhlDT BROS
| 4 l.Ee hvtio.of ytvth h.ifk snh Frut(.l =
Fresh Cured Hams and California Croca3D u every
variety.
Thshsst asd l.1est stock IL the nafket YIN be
Dealers and Consumers will hnd It 70 their advan-
eaRc 70 call. KkElNSCuAlDT BROS,
llAu r. 'ri r" ..',"t[f Deer Lod4e
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futsOvR trtui6ms fnIsSD. "I1S0 ~ SAe
name of new eight page original and u.
lIsssassdssory aud family weekly. paSai6bsd
by Messrs. Waters. Ebcsts d Co.. Chicago.
One Of the princin4ll fealseass Of ~ asnhhas
hsfpgnNs y mn eQsFietoe's grsas Foe0,
1.-THE Burning Of Chicago" which tho pab
fishers have beautifully illustsased. -
Jsis.a' epccimcn copies ssnt mt 70 my
ad011u1a ggaNIk stsaa faHttaI gkAiD
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EARLY ROSE"
liking Of Early" Seed PStatses!
For sale by c. b. MANNING,
Orat D! 8. KENYONA
lA-3ms Deer Lodge.

Capt. T. G. Bailey, Chief Clerk Of the
Surveyor Generals Office at Helena. came
over on Tuesdays coach, and is making .
Saoft sojourn, among Us. He comes over %
business connected with the Surveyor Gen.
erals ONCE, and wants 70 see - much of
the West Side - the weather and roads will
permit. Il WA his intention to have visited
Missouls and the Bitter Root Valley before
to Helena, but the horrible condi.
ton of tho n,ds may deter h,mC{rpm sody.
tug 4 present! Cspt Bsiley Is 6ne df the
most. o,uraeoss md capable gsnslsussn oc.
cupying a official position in the Territory.
and is well and iavorably known 10 many Of
our citizens, Who Win - 6eubt - every
cndcavor to render his visit . pleasant one
HOW THEY ~ IN BERLIN. AND COW PEOPLE
SHOUD DO HERE: AJy
GO to Z. A. r HeiwssA M ON Store. and hav
Sce sdv't. IT. ,,'3I"'~ DIT.
A LARGE Lorl or WINDOW sAsHEs-ALL
sisss, Ut sais ehsap for cash By
i1S.H D. 4 KENYON
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" sutecsS,crs to the New NORTH. EST receiving
n pspcrs DAe1led win an TX" near tbs address,
are thereby notified their subscriptions have expired
and are ssaSckesI 50 nenew.
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The Cemetery. Asssrs J. B. Wilcox, r.
Walton and Addison Smith, are the trustees
Of the Cemetery, J, and application. TOR burial
should BE- made - sone one of these gentle
men. This via rssvs augmentation that
might arise from psrsous diggipg graves ~
lots already reserysd. Each particular sect
has : plsce Of ,xroped Of thpir own, e.
Dave Billingsby iS sexton. and for taking
care of the grounds, digging graves. ETC., b
allowed 80 for fssch bussAl: but when
friends of the deceased are not able TO pay
tina. amount, they cap make such etAss ~
rangements Is they see proper.
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The COurts-lA70.


Times aud places Of holding Courts In the Territory
sk Montana. United States business transacted 1t
terms held At Helena, Deer Lodge and Virginia cities
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DENTISTRY. l.... :,
I have taken looms At the
MCBURNEY HOUSE, DEER LODGE,
~" FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, ia!
and will be pleased to Do any dentistry the citizens II
Dcer Ledge and vicisity may wish fsrsoss desiring
work aso requested ~ call soon.
lSC-x J. IL NICHOLS, De,tist.
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~Whssp 's0 U ln-TAs 1eslFs cor-
pondsni, Y l. ~Cl4,s FAa4f stb& HE
Bi.ct foos agency, ID, I've ~ : Inter.
ssGiDE aceooaEAt eaAsinia, tbAsl ueighbee>
hood 0fios b t6e,sAlsb f AshtiAg' t1isky
1t whoep Up, . tssdial NJ etsf; ~ line,
anA = SsAsg, plD6lS out u - u ttaee.
thositiss, number = bJoody l9AAG Ave
olce<A Aal1In t3at> Ug6a. Gosaqh
Chief, wans ehlsf ct - aRlagaap isAnpqI
Nv ~, = 4 ssii u ~
bsoode aao 6lh0 Ipd)6AA Ii q 1ho1aDoo1
s as,iry, ~ INN ~ wklsky, I'D St3sl ~
ia - az II ~ lf-af td'oe rft ta.boi rasn
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y NJ !a a N. - n WI b s.. - n! !. ssock
asetvs and sc1essa!sbri q -.eh =, = ,ne sa,a
sss O. Cll knslcosteloaWh0 i,sDmpa d.
~ ~, j s,agiate rsistsesJ Il
~ NED asay !. stAs $500 ~ sassaE esa ~
1000I rsas 4ut fahIid js5j bsEt-snsii aaf ~ rcil
II, Il, - qaept RstYdds \ !. - ~ ~.
,1oW I'd P1ue l1essd, - 6oWf 1seol1d
hdsGaSd. SS6t1d ~ T. -
Charlss Hssssa q uawttsk. ~, ~
a boagd e $500 sappsseA sAss go
nuniasd 6xalsD ls&aaa, Mo plssdsivssda
~ -, ianr ,sAaaab = sAht "a iiatf
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LOCAL EWS.


Wanted 70 Kusw.-1nformstiOn Is wanted
Of Charlie Marsh, o young man about 81
years of age, and wlAasc people reside in
Hannibal, Mo. The letter Of inquiry states
that when last heard from he was running
On bout between Deer Lodge and Fort
Benton" There must bc some mistake
shout this, ~ for several years past there
have been some very serious obstructions to
navigation hetwccn the Two points named,
which ~iil probably not permit asy cxtea.
sive navigation until our Delegate secures
All appropriation for their removal. The
only boat llAst l,ss loft this port In the last
three yours. was tho kangaroo" comnAnd-
cd by Col. Samuel u. Johns, now Of Salt
Lake, and II our memory serves 10, the Colo
mel and Ills craft made but one trip, and that
was 10 Missouia. We IRE not positive, but
don't think the young IMAM In question be.
ionged TO the crew of the Kangaroo. But
information b wasbud Of young Marsh, and
any of our readers knowing bis whereabouts
will confer great favor upon his anxious
mother and other relatives by writing to
Sam Marsh, box 27S, Hannibal, Missouri.
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To tho Public.

Pesposs having ed Magazines, Reoks and papsel
MA tAsv - dspoecd o eOntsibate for ~ bsee1l
OF the PvisoUes ID tho Penitentiasy, a1e rpocaful
Collected 70 leave tbs oac II eehC5 Of The Drug stores
IN IDer Lsdxc Any favOfB Of this kind WIN - gate
Ivy -" JAMES GILCHRIST, In charge
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a.. Sunday Eye.les Lees77fft ~: n:
series of Lecturcs on tie Book Of CoGmon
Prayer. Tne subjeoeof ~ IA1bs lecture d
'.The Hissosy 81 ~ Ps1yle Beek = 'n Al
ssrs cordially invited = a,ssa1. OR oli,sssis
shodld ioItsil themselves q The oppostuI
nifty Of hesriag s>sss. leqeprps., aslhey viii
b bosAi Ip6ssQesiye nsnd saiesaniaiaGlsakr.
s,oy 10 avery p'sasast, elee! epssklse. "a
handly his subjects iq q n1stYlAnpp.
s9AeveehA ,Sst se illleee'ttaEi
OF great s''nty: s,rnrza
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EVANS DAIRY.

EVANS DAIRY.
Having now established the dairy madness In Deer
Lodge for years, and received the liberal tson
aye II the pss,De an gaeAse1 - aenouac. &eae with
after to supply NIL with the @. '' >'.s...
Host Quality Of Milk,
DELIVERED At THEIR HOUSES IN QUAINT.
TIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS. -
Hoping 10 receive their cootinasi patronage, will do
oil In my power merit It, and will put my terms In
u! ''"'" WY" ~ ''"e' ~ PHIL. Z. EVANS.
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- ~Hsylag psrshaset ear Steek cer Cash
fre1 1E9t hands and shipped by river q
lew h6a1te We are enabled = e1er gee4s
00QlanAs %. t.. ,~.s-. ia
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Lotteries.

This species Of gambling is proba-
bly, the most pernicious which has
ever been practiced, because it is
frequently sanctioned by law. The
manager of a lottery takes no risk
as do other gamblers. The entire
capital which he handles is contri-
buted by the deluded ticket buyers,
and four-ffths of them are poor
laboriug people; aud the amount
which is drawn byione of these poor
people is won, not from the cunning
manager Of the lottery, but from
others as poor and needy as himself.
A thousand poor laboring people,
for instance, invest ten dollars each
for tickets, making ten thousand
dollars; of this sum they get back,
say six thousand dollars, and the
other four thousand 60 to the man
who sold them the tickets. Is it not
singular that men with five grains
of common sense would thus suffer
themselves cheated out of their hard
earnings?
W. copy the above very just
criticism on the above species of
gambling that is 50 prevalent in our
country, from the West Point Citi-
zen, and call the serious attention
Of those who indulge in the habit OF
encouraging these pernicieus enter
prizes to the fact that they are as
much encouraging gaming as # they
we're betting on a horse race, cards
or dice, for upon the turn OF the
wheel you stake your money, ex-
pecting to win largely or lose your
money, taking the heavy odds against
you into consideration.
We do not see the difference, and
if parties condemn one species Of
gambling assinful or morally wrong,
then, to be consistent, all gambling
must be put under the same re-
strictions.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Premium Bale of Cotton.

Coao, MISS, August 29th, 1872.
FREEMAN RANDOLPH, EpIToR PASoLA STAR.
DEAR SIR:--We are to-day in re-
ceipt of the first bale OF cotton from
the growing crop. 1t was brought
to market by our friend, Levi Per-
kins, Esq, who lives neal Toba
Tubba's Ferry, for which we paid
25 cents per pound, and furnished
our friend a demijohn of "somcthing
for the inner man. in addition, in
encouragement of his enterprising
spirit and go-aheadativeness. We
have forwarded this bale of cotton
to Messrs. Sledge, Mckay & Co., of
Memphis, from whom we expect a
"good report"
Yours truly,
N. X. SLEDGE & Sons.
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ARE YOU GOING WEST?

If 50, take our advice, and purchase your
tickets over the old reliable and popular Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad, which Is positively the
only line that runs three daily express trains
from St. Louis TO Kansas City and the Vest
and is positively the only line which runs Pull
mans Palace sleepers and day COACHES fespe-
cially for meyers equipped with Miller safety
platform and the patent steam brake, from 81.
Louis 10 Kansas City, Fort colt, ParEons, Law
renee, Leavenworth, Atchison, 81. Joseph, Ne
braska City, Council Bluffs and 0rnaha with
out changed Rof information in regard to
time tables, rates, etc. to any point in Mis-.
souri,, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Texas or
California, call upon or address LP. THonP-
sos, Agent, Missouri Pacific Railroad, Chat
tanooga, Tenn, Or Atlanta Ga; OF T.. A.
Fopp,, Gen'l Passenger Agent, 81. Louis, No.
No tronbIs % answer questions. AT
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CoRRECTIoN.-There occurred a
mistake in the statement in our last
of the first bale of cotton received
here 1t should have said the first
bale of cotton sold In this market
instead of received, as Mr.. E, w.
Henderson had shipped one bale Of
new cotton to Memphis from this
place the week previous.
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HOW ARD.-At the residence Of DE-. Lee
Williamson, near Como, on Monday evening
last Mr. Nat Howard, aged about 20 years,
with bilious fever. lie was the sou Of Col. n.
Howard, Of this place, and had been living for
the last two years in Fort Smith, Arkansas
lie was highly esteemed as citizen, and wa,
rapidly rising to distinction in his legal pro
%fession.
FERGUsSON.-~-At the rcsideuoe OF Dr.. D..
A. Kinchloe, in tbs place, on S aturday last,
Willie Ferguson, aged about Twelve years.
MAXWELL-AtPea Peach Chreek, on Tuesday
night, Jennie ", infant daughter Of John II,
an6 Helen Maxwell, aged six months aud
twelve days. We deeply sympathise with the
bereaved parents in the loss of their beautiful
and lovely little darling, which was so closely
entwined around their hearts, and hope that
their sorrow may be lightened BY the eonso-
lation that the crown Of eternal life is worn by
their child in heaven.
CLANToN.-ou Monday, August 2Gth,
1872, at her residence in Pamela county, Miss
Mrs Sarah Clanton, aged about Is years,
Mrs Clanton was, in the fullest sense Of the
term, a Christian. She indeed 'liyed the life
of the righteous, and at the end of her pill
yrimage, could look forward with bright hope
to the blessed Immortality that awaited her
beyond the grave. Death had no terrors for
her, She passedAway from earth as calmly
and as peacefully ms an infant asleep, and
bright angels took Ter to her Heavenly home.
May her loved and loving ones who are left
behind so live as TO be reunited with her in
that happy land. G..
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as tM
fa lf Nstls.H H
sIh as sIfH
3 ga asfIEs lessee ~
Mstsfl q aitaft G sni
tIsa aaf a.. iH Fl f
$50 Thts tfats So nf
= tfirHffr ffsfafat
faf snl slriaf fflr aal
sfoes . ~ suah varied sa a
raHa0t isi o. esam "a f aifH
afn VI hose Fha res ele fl rH'
aaa trsmine 1t. Caf eg
sell sol hFeab.y ha8su Ia
8unch u ba.iness. aul maay of BIZ
elanify friends sIl iai DIE Hilfn
g. 81. 80 Iine Il merchandising
With p.eassfe Az 2ath
We coHgmlslals tha alroysdrm ln
having secured ihs services 90 Capt
schley. ~ be- Is me of the best posi
81 boot and shoe men iu ihe city.
and ha. an extensive experience 10
the ,ale Of this clas. % goods, AMI
besides be- has a host 81 country
merchant friends, who win bc
70 trade With bin.
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SherIf's Sale.

BY virtue OF a writ of ieri hacias TO me di.
rected from the Circuit Court Of Pamela county
Mississippi, in the suit Of N. r. Sledge ys. Asa
Z. Stratton, | will on Monday, the 9Th day OF
October, 1872, that being the first Monday OF
said month, sell to the highest bidder for cash,
in front ofthe courthouse door in the town o.
Sardis in said county, Thirty 1907 shares OF
the capital stock In the Mississippi aud Ten
nessce RAILROAD company, levied on as thu
property Of said defendant, Asa Il. Stratton, tC
satisfy eaid execution and all costs,
Sale within Lawful! hours,
Sardis, Sept. 4, 1872. U. OzANNE,
sep7tds Sheriff,
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Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue Of writ of feri facias TO me d.
rected from the Chansery Court Of p nola
county. Mississippi, In the sait Of John q. lar-
rison, commissioner, VS. John NJ. Little ct al, !
will, on Monday, the It'll day Of October, 1879,
that being the first Monday Of said month, sell
to the highest bidder for cash, in front of The
courthouse door in the town Of Sardis In said
county, the following described lands to.wit
The southwest quarter, tl60 acres aud %
acres of The south end of the northwest quarter
Of section three (36 and fraction Of section ten
tl0), 2i0 acres, all in township eight ~ OF
range six (6) west, and containing in ala four
hundred an 4 sixty AGO. acres, aud levied on
as the property Of said John NJ. Little ct al, to
satisfy said execution and all costs.
Sale Within lawful hours.
Sardis, Sept. 4, 1872, U. 0zANNE,
aop7tds sherih.
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Mlm Mss

Ihe WmF sfCHfs
affs afsie 80
Is nif 80
usls g. isaagfs (.
DE mfl ef u.s. 1Ht t b.
iis present. lFsai s
siaaea fam iha ltsa snl Hh.
destroy ihs hebsfi r. ihs d'issss
II lsvlnx fhs ssaaly sts aiei e
ihsi pdat
Ths masqa.s have dnwh q
s0lamn editorial from the editor ~
fbe West roihi Citizen e. ha
bloody affair
D. t. Lynch, leolI speaker oithe
lIaase q Representatives. sas nom
mated fof Congress IN The 6th dis
ifiei, at the Radical meeting At
Breokhaven, ca the 26th. over
Perce, thc presen. carpet-mg In
cumbeut, aud carpei.bag Gibbs.
Judge u. o. sha,iack. iormerly
Of this State. now of California. has
declared for Greeley and Brown.
Judge Hiram Casscdy y fhe can.
didate Of the Greeley and Brown
party In the 9Th district foe Congress.
The Radicals in the Alb district
quite unexpectedly to us have nom.
mated Judge Jason Niles for Cen
gress. He is home Republican,
has not been classed as an extremist
and is one Of the most respectable
and ablest members of his party
[Clarion.
Gratz Brown will speak IN Vicks-
burg during this month.
The Jackson Pilot (RadicaD favors
the Louisville Boilers with the use
of its columns.
Hon. Jas. T. HARRISON appeared
in court this week on crutches. He
will SOON be well of his accident
columbus Index.
LArRR.-The outfit for the Austin
Republican was sent in a letter, but
the letter not having enough stamps
on it, would not me.-[Cotton
Plant.
Geo. w. Timer, in his anxiety to
convict some of his innocent neigh
bors of Neshoba county of kuklux-
ing, in order to make political capi>
tai for his master, Grant, has got
himself committed for perjury. If
all the scoundrels who have worn
falsely on this subject were in Jail
there would be perfect peace in the
The press Of Mississippi is thus
divided between Greeley and Grant !:
For Greeley, GA for Grant, 10.
The fight Of Swami renders it
absolutely certain that he was a
partner of Cunningham in the State
warrant forgery plot. Circum>
stances pointed to him as a party to
to the %villiany, And yet, the au.
thorities-who are brother Radicals
all-took no steps whatever to de-
tain him. With the certainty of his
com plicity resting upon him, he was
por mitted to remain at large, and
has avoided punishment by fight.
The bungling management and
culpable neglect Of the carpetbag
officials who have usurped the adj
ministration of the State govern,
ment are subjects of universal and
INDIGNANT comment.-TClarion.
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an 3 lsfr sse
eH e*sn fnsa gf 81.
81 aE afssY
sfaf = ii Hai p i
vfrl iaiaisi 81 ~ fsl7fi. m.
~ ae sad maay as
nlia Ct 3d. "a 49, bat miaa
81 %. lil of sdefAsd sal la
W. Cess ossf auetalfa crop Thsfs
hff htes e0 affafse aass ne saf
ubsa iss crops hsss been - severe
igrfui and ths fisEl n n.
sgauty 80 - = Ies hsmbsf ~
bales il,ap aa5 ysar sihss ibs war.
We ~ 10 receipt II reports ffosa
every section u ont siaas 10 refer
caee y The cotton eIeg. aad W.
hnA that The destruction Of she crop
10 other p%1riioip Of our State by Che
rust, drought and worms, are about
che same o. ~ this county The
Colnmbss lulgx says
banners, deny yourselves evey
luxury that you can, ask more time
Of your creditors, and hold on to a.
much Of your cotton as possible.
The Only way to counteraes the ef.
feet Of a short crop is to wait aud
get sitter prices.
The West Point Citizen says.
The rust, caterpillar, boll.worm
and drought have destroyed the
hattering prospects which glad
deued the heart Of the cotton plant
er a few brief weeks ago. Every
indication at present augurs less
than an average crop. All OF the
leaves, in some fields, have been
stripped from the plant; in others
one-haif of the plants are dead from
rust on the low lands the boil,
worm has destroyed one,third of
the crop, and on all of the up lands
the halt grown bolls are opening
from the drought and excessive
heat.
The Jackson Clarion says:
From all the adjoining counties
reports are reaching us OF the dam
age 70 cotton from the caterpillar
aud drought. Calculations have
fallen eff one-half from the estimates
which were current among sanguine
people four weeks ago.
The Austin Cotton Plant reports
the cotton crop at least one>half
destroyed by the worm and rust.
The Washington county GreenvilIe
Times gives the same report.
The Vicksburg Herald reports the
crop Of cotton at least one-half short,
ard Gays that in the counties west
OF that place, in Arkansas, the same
state of facts exist.
The Meridian Gazette gives a
mournful account of the disappoint-
ed hopes of the planters in raising a
fine crop of cotton, and estimates
the yield at less than one-half.
In DeSoto and Marshall counties
the same reports are given, and in
fact every county in the State heard
from are alike in this respect.
Crop reports from Morehouse
parish, La, are not at all '~encour4
aging. The falling off ofthe forms,
it is said will cut the crop down TO
one-half in some localities.
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Stop the Thief!

A colored man, who said his name was l.
Freeman, traded to as a forged order for 500.
We let him lave two pair fine cashmere pants,
both striped, one light and the other dark, and
a fine pair Of boots. His skin is black, face
slim, rather spare made, and about twenty 1--WE
years old. Information as to his whereabouts
will be literally paid for.
MITCHELL l. co.
Batesyille, Miss, Sept. 8, 18T2.2 II
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Capt. Harry Childress, one Of the
most efficient conductors in the
South, and clever w~holesouled gem
tleman, returnod TO his post on
the M. & T. R. r., on Tuesday,
having been very sick in Grenada
for several weeks.
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Personal.

F. B. Irby returned from
ia on Saturday last.
R. WaIpole, of the Central
Ae of the best edited and
NEST gotten up and paying
in the State, gave us a cal
ek.
Dad the pleasure Of meeting
train here on Saturday last.
highly esteemed commander
the war, Col. McBee, of the
2Sth Mississippi Cavalry
|pt, who is now engaged in
Bile business in Lexington,
lle was one of the most gal
|ightoned, g%entlemanly officers
confederate service, and uni
h beloved by his regiment.
of Company F, in
unity, will be pleased to learn
success nbusiness, and bright
lots for the future.
ID. f.. McGehec was in our
Il week, attending the meet
!he Royal Arch Chapter Of
of which he is High Priest.