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The Pearl OF The Mountain.
ny col. pgENTlsS INdBAHAM.

| In one of the most beautiful and
grandIy-magnihcent portions of the
| lIimaaya Mountains, in far on In
da, dwell5 n lordly tribe Of Indians,
who have been ever noted for their
superb forms, finely cut faces and
/ great bravery.
Where the men are superb crea.
| tions of the human being, the wo-
men Of The tribe are lovely in the
extreme, and their lustrious eyes
possess wonderful powers Of read
ing ones very soul-thoughts,
OF this tribe am now gong to
write, and my story shall be one of
actual occurrence, as it is known 10
many in India.
A number of yearg ago, when the
insurse3tion occurred IN India, be,
tween the native and English troops,
a great deal Of barbarlty and cruelty
was carried on upon every side, and
an expedition sent into the motn>
tains against the kingIy tribo Of
which | am writing met with strong
resistance fromi its warriors.
Upon the capture Of a village by
the English troops, they fired indis>
criminatcly upon the natives, and a
large, burIy trooper was just raising
his sword to cut down a tall white
haired chief, who, though severely
wounded, bore in his arms a lovely
little girl, Of about seven years Of
age, when an English officer atrurk
up the sword, exclaiming;
"Back, sir! would you kill a
wounded man and a childW
The chief turned toward the off
Ger, eyed him an instant, waved his
hand, and beIolo any resistance
could be offered, bounded away
down the glen, still carrying the
child in bis arms.
"Let him 60; it is better thus for
the old man to escape the sad fate
that would be his If be was taken" "
said the young officer, who was a
handsome man, Of hardly twenty,
and wearing the uniform Of an en-
sign in the British army.
"W hat a lovely child. Those
eyes Of hers will haunt me to my
dying day." mused the young Off
Ger, as he retraced his steps toward
a part of the village where the
English flag had been ralsed from a
, large house
Years have passed, and again We
meet the young officer who bad saved
the old chiefs life.
: Drowned by the years Of service
in burning Irdia, he Is greatly
: char ged from the careless young
: rnsign of the lndiau war, and hii
sank, that Of a colonel Of Dragons
: ohows that he has won bis way up
en- hard fought fields.
Seated in front of his quarters
with his troop eamped in the valley
below him. he is discussing with a
party OF brother officers the cause o.
their being ordered again into the
I Uimalayas.
! "You know, my lord, tLat it was
:, in the village over yonder that yor
saved the lives Of the great chic
: Kingahnore and bis beautiful daugh
. ter, the 'Pear Of the Mountain"
"Yes, Mayo, it was in our attack
. on the village yonder; but Ibid no
e know who the old chief was a. tn,
= time, or ! might not have been 81
= merciful. Doyou know the eyes 0
d that child, the "Pearl of the Noun
e tain,' whose beauty now extend
over the India, haunt me to tbi
day."
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RELIGIOUS.

AI ETH0DlST EPISG0PALCH CHUCH SOUTH
MI --Rev. =. 8. Petway Service every st,
Bird, 4th and 9Th Sundays; Sabbath school, 8
o'clock NJ; Prayer meeting every Wednes-
day at I olock P. N.
II 2ESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Rev D. g
| Doak, Pastor-Services every End Sd and
4th Sundays Sabbath school O'Clock AN.
EPlSC0PAL CHU RCH-Rev. W. S. Speirs,
IL pastor-Seryiees first Sabbath In the
9onth a. 1890 a. M, and3rd, Sabbath at 7;30
p, m.
DAPTIST CHURCH Elder 9. B. Young,
ID Pastore--Services every lst and Ord Sun
days; Sabbath school o'clock A. NJ
GATH0LlC URCH.--ServIces 4ih Sunday
y in each month, by Rev. Father Wise
HHRISTlAN CHURCH Elder 7. " Caskey,
" Pastor.--No regular appointment.
DAPTIsT CHUR RICH, BATESylLLE Ser
ID vices on the Isl Sunday in each month, At
Il O'Clock, a m, by Rev Robt. Aaclin, Presby-
teriau.
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE
--OF--
REAL'ESTATE

By virtue Of decree Of the Chancery
Court Of fTallahatchie county, Miss, made at
the January term, 1873, the undersigned sd-
ministratrix Of the estate Of Robt. i. Andrews,
dec d, will, on Monday, the 24th day Of Feb'y
next between the hours prescribed b. law,
at the door Of the courthouse in the County
ofPanola in the town Of sardis, proceed 10
sell to the highest bidder for ont. half cash
and one-half on a credit Of ! , months, the fol-
lowing lands belonging 10 said estate, lying
and being in the county Of Panola, near the
town Of sardi., to-wit: The northeast quarter
OF section 20 in township 7, range west, con-
tanning 100 acres, more or less. The dover Of
the undersigned in said land will he sold and
relinquished TO The purchaser thereof at ihe
same time and place.
MttfA ]. ANDREWS, Admr Z.
ian25-4w
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

To all whom this may concern:
Letters Of administration have been granted
to the undersign,d d upon the estate Of
JAMES N. WATSON, Deceased,
by the Chaneery Court Of Panola county, Mis-
sissippi, at the October Term 1872 thereof
Notice is hereby given to all creditors Of
said estate 10 probate their claims within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred RRBECCA WATSON,
janlS-4t Administ.atriy.
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The Memphis Appeal viii have .
representative at the Worlds Fair
at Vienna in the person Of Col. IL j.
DuPre, one Of the editors and pro-
prietors Of that paper. lie will r.
cite each night what be has seen
during the day and The whole story
will appear IN the daily and weekly
Appeal. He win leave Memphis
for Europe about the first ofMay.
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A oill changing the burden Of
proof in cases Of destruction ofstock
by railroads has passed with an
amendment that the road shall hare
the privilege Of paying hall the val
ue oil stock within thirty days. For
merly tho owner Of stock had to
prove negligence on the part Of the
road.
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Now that Vice President Colfax
has been proven to be lair and
perjuror, as well as a bribe>taker,
we move that the name Of Colfax
county be changed. Call ii aCredit
Mobile" if you choose, but don't
name it after any prominent Radi-
cal, because they all lie and steal
Brandon Republican.
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THE MARRIAGE RISG.--The late
General Conference Of the hetho-
dist Episcopal Churcn South, or.
dered the following to be inserted in
the Offices Of matrimony:
"When the parties 50 desire, the
man shall give unto tho woman q
ring; and the minister taking tbs
ring shall deliver it unto the man
to put upon the fourth finger OF the
won.an's left hand; and the man
holding the ring there, and taugh
by the minister, shall say:
with this ring ! thee we'd, ant
with all my worldly goods | the
endow; in the name ofth Father
and of the Son, and Of the Hol,
Ghost, Amen p
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Rev. A. d. Trimble took in about
thirty thousand dollars during bis
tour through the different States,
with the orphans from Laulerdale,
Mississippi. Fifteen thousand dol
lars of this have been expended in a
new building, and the balance has
been used toward the support Of the
Home.
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VOLUME 10 EUMBEh sc

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Hr. s.Il.4 sUufYf a.lm.
..Hufarrr 4vr. .stsHi
+ I.fuulmI H.m. ar3 ulIur
E ararrua lit faluf
.H.I iHr. -,flrIaflaalIf
IseasaIrrrInrI rrreefol byaI'
.r is. CIRCLE iu uIubb. moved arI
Li. Ir.rrI. in Oh EugAnI UouIe,
uIt,atle va. willing ta r.yc 700
l... r4r .W.r.I.u Which t,stnlca's
snd ID .,,mr m.,,s made h,m.a
shining mark. rl bury himself. o.
t v,rr. n i,. mngies ct hr uff
Inin
Shll hc was con,er,ei. and seem
cl to enjoy the vilililc he led.
OrlefIn, Li. horse and a small
traou Of cavalry as am escort. Lord
NJ G,orge determined ta visit ,he
Indian ,ril and ..c II be coull lIs
cover tre ,.pcar ot the Mountain.
Inonc Of Tie principal thorough
are. he met bcyy ot yonpr In,
. dian maldcns. and in their midstrc~
caynizcd. though wears had passed
since hc had last sen her. lovely
/ "Pcarl of the Mountain
/ How changed, From the child of
scyen to woman of sixteen with
,hc samo dark. In trous ewes, filled
, with passion. the cxauistely mould
ed lace aud queculy form, the small
hands and feet, and long wayy mid,
nioht hair falling down her back.
and gathered M from her forehead
by gold band, IN which shono u
single pearl Of great size and beauty.
/ She formed n picture of womauly
loneliness such as few men ever
looked upon before
"Rv Heaven how beautiful = and
AS he smoke the young Lord Of Elgiu
dofled his hat and bent low in the
saddle.
As he raised his head, his eye,
met the deep, piercing look Of Tho
chiei. Kingahnorc, and frown wa,
visible upon tho old Indians brow
but in AN instant it changed, a smile
of welcome broke over his counte.
nance and calling to his daughter
he advanced and said:
"Timc has not taken from your
face the mercy that shone in it years
opo, when YOU saved my life, and
the life of my child. We have not
FORGOTTEN that act of kindness
though we would forget the bitter
agony Of those cruel days Of war
Enplishman though YOU arc, the
son of another race, YOU arc wei.
come to the home OF Kingahuore.
Whenthe chief commenced speak
iug. St. George sprung from lil
horse and stood with uncovered
head before the chief and his Lowell,
DAUGHTER and to the welcome OK.
tended to him said:
"Thot act Of nv life | have otter
remembered with pleasure, and it i
a happiness to me to again NEE
you. with your permission, chief
we viii meet again. Adieu.'
and mounting bis horse, thC
Epglishman rode away, followed BY
his troop.
Nanyaplcnsant evening after tina
meeting did Lord 81. George and th,
beautiful "pcarl Of the Mountain
eniov in each Others company, an,
as the weeks passed on, they lcarnlt
To love eac' other with all thofrvol
Of their natures.
Whispering tongues were a
length commencing to be busy wl.l
the scandal of the Intimate relation
shin 0! the young nobleman and tht
( chiefs daughter; but Lori st
Georpe at once sicnced them, by al
ayowsl of his intention to marry ,b,
"Pearl of the Mountain"
The advice OF his friends Mt thi
aHa''so ssop wac a"''eped .1 ~ w
! IoyoJ ,ho hoapt;frl youno o;rl an,
, she had confessed her love for him
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COURTS.
CHANCERY COURT.

NHANJEh1 NON NRl'
Meets 2nd Monflav in January, April, July
and October, and holds two weeks
CIRCUIT COURT.
Meets ilh Mondays Of March, July and No
iemher, and holds two weeks.
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DE m ~ NIO.


Ts'aIhfr n. q, Chapter w. IN.
Regular Conyo"atlons lst Monday IN enrh
mouth at : O'Clock, y N.
D. A. kIVcTLoy, II, 7,
]. C. HARRISON, Sec'y
sARDIs LODGE No. 307 A.. ?. &A.M
Stated Communication third Thursday
night in each month.
JOHN WRIGHT, " ".
W II WALL, Scc'y.
Sarlis Chap cr, No. II.
Order of the Eastern Star Regular meeting
frst Thursday night in each month.
Mrs. NJ A. Thompson,
Worthy hatron,
Mira. II. b. Wright,
Enc'v
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GOING NORTH.

leaves Grenada 9.4OA.I !. pass Pope =
C,urlland, lliSl. Baiesyillr, ll.4I,
qs0 Como. l2.45 3. n, and arfivt
nphis 2,55P.H.
,rain, leave Grenada 2.l5A pass
las Courtland AS, Batesvi. Ii2,
$40. Como, 5.52 and arrive - m
HAN.
rain leaves Grenada G,40 A. NJ. pass
1000, CORTLAND 1912, Batesville
sardis ll.4S,.Como l2.l5, and arrive
npAis 4'40P.M
Ind Express trains daily.
b runs daily, except Sundays.
kail train going South makes G,reo.
on al Grenada FOR New Orleans. The
going South connects for Water Val
sevllie, oxford, nc.
f.. D. FROST, Genl. Sap't.
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PAN0LA R. A. CHAPTER, NO. 6O.
Regular Communications, second Thursday
night in each month
r. MOORE, H.P.
J. W. CALAWAY, Seey.
PANoLA LODGE, NO. 66.
Regular Communications, first Wednesday
night before the full moon in each month.
T, MOORE, ". N,
J. NJ. COX, Sec'y.
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GOING souTH
lss-es Memphis igiF = pas
fsfs ssfdis 4ij. Bsissvii.cff..
.s4fO9, Popss station 500. ani 60.
1 gfsBsda g50FS
mias leave Nemphis 4i0rE raa
a sarii. 500, Batsasilie 8s. Court
4 d Pore, s57 ?. \ and arrive ct
IA lio0,Fs
- leaves Memphis ESQ 80 pass
IN 70. srds " i5, Baissviiie l.05.
- l3O, Po3ss i:4O. aud arrive al
T. 900 ~
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STRAY SALE.

TNStraycd before L. w Brashcr, J p. on
IL the 18th day OF April, 1873, by
Reuben Williams, and viii be sold mt Belle
vue, La. for cash to the highest bidder. Oh
Saturday the 18th day of September. 1873. 4
BAY HORSE, about 3 YEAR,. old, q hands
high, and branded with Mexican brands ON
the left shoulder. Said auiInal came to his
premises March, 18th. 1873. ...t.
Appraised ut $40
The owner is requested TO come forward
prove property. pay charges &c.
H..FaI -. J. A. THOMAS. Stray Master
Bellevue. La, ,Iunel4. 1872
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Illustrated chronological Journal.
--, VOLUME FIFTY-SEVEN. 81

TNlIE SCIENCE OF MIND is the central
Il point aronnd which rcvOive the whole
circle of science. 1t is the KEY to universal
knowledge, and Self knOwledgeis tin. KEY to
the Science of Mind. .-.fr. ..f.- .r.....-.....
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are related to the laws of the universe: har-
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and lustlieS the Ways of God to man" .E
KNOW THISELF.''i Since the Greeian
sage inscribed these immortal words on the
Temple of Adelphi, the world has struggled
rs never before towards a solution of the
problems ofthe human existence. ..-
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The Science of Health.


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STRAY SALE

Estraycd before T. IL. Hutton, J. p, on
u 18th day of juno, 1873, by A. O. Black
man, and will liz sold ut Bellevue La, for
cash, to the highest bidder, on Saturday the
18th day of October. 1873, one sorrel horse,
about - hands high, aged about years,
white star in forehead, and Branded \ {, OH
left shoulder.
Appraised ut $40. 90.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, &c. . ........
J. A.TEOMAS. Stray Master.
Bellevue, La, July l9, 1873.
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STRAY SALE.

Dstla, ed before the undersigned. author
- ~. on the 18th Nay of July. 1873, .hv
Burrell Burns, and will bc sold to the high
est bidder, for cash, at Bellevue, Louisiana,
on saturday, the 9th day of September, 1873
Il Black Cow, with smooth crops off each
ear, and under bit in right ear; with calf
about two months old, Came to his prem
Uses about four months ago.
Appraised at SIS.
p The owHeris requested TO come forward
prove property. pay charges, &c 81. r".
J. A THOMAS, Stray Master.
Juiy 10Th. 1873
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STRAY SALE,

Tstrayed before tile undersigned on the
L. birthday fJuly. 1873, by n. A. Durdin,
and will be sold to the highest bidder, for
cash at Bellevue, La, on Saturday, the 18th
day Of September, 1873, a black and white
Iicded Ok. about four years old, marked
with crop. hole and split in right ear and
underbit in left ear Appraised at SD.
The owner Is requested to cnme forward
prove property, pay charges, &c. .....
- j. A. THOMAS, Stray Master.
Bellevue, La, july 20, 1873
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STRAY SALE

ENstraye,l beforesthe undersigned, author
l. ity, OH the 18th day of June, 1873.
by Henry Stone, and viii be sold at Belle
we, La, for cash, to the highest bidder, OF
Saturday, the 9th day of September, 1873,
u small BAY MARE Colt, abOut 3 wears old,
with white sIpt in flank. Came to his
premises about one month ago. . 80 -.. t..
Appraised at $40. ,.......... .... ..
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, &c.
~ .. J. 4 THOMAS. Stray Master
Bellevue, La. june 81, 1873. 3D.. E.-
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Stray Sales.
STRAY SALE.

Fstrayed before the undersigned on the
Il 18th day fully, 1873, by Jack Wliita-
ker, and viii be sold to the highest bidder,
for cash, at Bellevue, La, on Saturday, the
LIST day of November. 1873, specified Grey
Horse Pony. abOut IL years old, with tiStulI
scars om top of shoulders, and hlotehe,l
brands OF each shoulder. Appraised at $50.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges. &c.
.. IA. THOMAS, Stray Master.
Bellevue, La, July 90 1873.
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STRAY SALE.

Estrayed before r. H. Hutton. j. p, on
T. 3lst day of May. 1873, by X. T. Emson,
and will he sold at Bellevue, La, for cash,
to the highest bidder, ON Saturday the 18th
day of October. 1873, one BAY Horse, aged
about nine wears, branded with Mexican
brands .r.... .-...
Appraised at SIS. .... .
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, &c.
J. A. THOMAS, Stray Master.
Bellevue, La, July 10, 1873. ... rr.e....-
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STRAY SALE.

E'strayed before i. w Brasher, j. F.,
II eli the 18th day OF April, 1873, by
Reuben Williams. ;lrd viii lie sold for
cash, to the highest bidder, ON saturday,
the 18th day OF September, 1873, at Belle
vuc, La, a medium sized bright sorrcl,
about II years old, white spot in forehead,
two saddle marks on back. branded With
letter ~" The said animal came to his
premises March 18th. 1873.
Appraised at S30 go. 81. ~
The owner is requested TO cone forward
prove property, pay cliragcs, &c-r y, ~.
-.....- J. a THOMAS, Stray Masters
bellevue, La. June llth, 1873. ..-.....-.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
...s j. G. Head, Tax Collector,
Mary ID. c. Cane, nonresident:
NJ Ealla,f-ar ,.,,,,.,,, Il l..

l. VI. OallaNaN, curator al hoe.
DI virtue of the authority conferred on
ID me by law, have seized, by recording
in the Recorders office of Bossier parish,
Louisiana, according 10 law, and viii
proceed to sell, at pnblic auction, TO the
last and highest bidder, at the Court house
door, in the town of Bellevue, Louisiana,
within the legal hours for Sheriff. sale, on
Saturday, August 28rd, 1873, the following
described land and personal property, to
wit: .ft
Twohorses, eight mules, twenty head of
cattle, twenty sheep, two wagons, one cart.
Also, section 81, undivided half interest in
section %, southwest quarter of section ~
south half and northwest quarter of section
g, and fractional east half of east half Of
section 30, fractional section %, and IS acres
in section 81, all in township Is, of range 10
Also, northwest quarter of section thirty
three, township seventeen, range thirteen,
Northwest Louisiana, east of Red River, and
in Bossier parish al. ".
Sold 10 pay State and parish taxes due on
said land and personally, per tableau of
1872, and cost. Ts.. E
Terms OF Sale-Cash.
- j. G HEAD, Tax Collector
Bellevue, La, July 26, 1873 .-..
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-08-02
LOUIS cIMREL, AGENT.

TOnstantly on hand and receiving from
- the cheapest Market. the newest STYLE
Gents Boots, Shoes. Caters. 81, and La
dies Misses and Children's boots; shoes &
CATERS of every description, at unprece
denied low prices. nIl:jU 6mss