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States lfom The Supreme Court dosn
bit what would dccInm Stevens bill
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will be- con6scaioi tight oG, and i
about 10 cell his land, and Il yery
TO give YOU adyiee Whist 10 do
with yours YOU can take II for grant.
Cd that be wants your land himself
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the corn aud cotton yon can, and
don't mind croakcrs on this subject. ,
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CnANCERY NOTICE.

The State u Mississippi. Pamela county. n
The t%hnneefy court Of said county. November
2id, lseG. No. ~.
y y Parier, ti NJ, "a. Sillic h Cherry. ct al
Camc Tue complainant by their solicitors
nnd i appearing 10 the satisfaction u the court
Nat 'he defendants. Sallie u. Cherry and Levi,
! Cherry, are non residents Of the State, and
reside beyond The limits thereof 70 that ne or.
dinary process Of law cannot be served npou
them II j. therefore ordered by the court tbal
lhcy do enter their appearance herein on or be.
tore The first day Of the next term Of this court.
To be holden ~ the courthouse Of said COUNTY
In the town Of Panola, on the seventh Monda,
amer The fourth Monday In March. A. D. 1867.
and plead answer or demur to the complain.
ant bill herein, or the allegation, thereof viii
be taken for confessed as TO them. Ills further
ordered by the court that a copy of this order
he published in the Weekly Pamela Star. A
newspaper published In the town Of Pamela in
said county, for four weeks successfully, and
that The Clerk Of this court transmit. by mail
2 copy OF this order TO tue address Of said de.
PENDANTS At Memphis, Tennessee.
A true copy. 30. HARRISON. CLERK.
4 Taylor sol for compIis. mar3O.5t.
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The AMENDED TAX BnL.-Thc
following are the principal features
of the Amended tax bill.
The modification of the income
tax, which will hereafter be 8 per
cent. on all incomes over $1,000 In
stead Of . per cent. ON sums owe
5000 and up TO $1,000, and 10 pcr
cent. on sums over $1,000, as now /;
the reduction Of the tax on wooden
manufactures one-half or to 9 -
per cent the reduction Of cotton tax
from ) Ia 2 l-2 per cent; the enact
ment of new guards aud regulations
Tor the better collection Of the liquor
tax, which remains the same as be-
fore, SEA gallon, though a ouces-
sion OF 81 a gallon is made in favor
of domestic brandy from the grape;
and the addition Of a large number
Of articles to the "free list" among
them advertisements, receipts from
toll roads, many small manufactured
articles, agricultural implements, can
ned fruits, and many other articles
where the relief will be gratefully
felt, though the revenue they have
hitherto furnished the government
has not been large. The gas compa-
mics succeeded IN getting in a provis-
on allowing them to assess their
axes on consumers, though the
House originally passed the bill with
his provision stricken out.
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SALE on LAND.

Ny mlff n me Probate Court win ~
y ~einellay ibe ist DAY " Nay laGI. tpil of
ile premise, kneFa e. Che Michael Light place
nlhe mile NanhWet ~ DE i0wh ~ Pamela
n public ale NE following land to-wit m,
Notih bali N section 7 township II range
wet containing three HUNDRED and twenty
acre lying 70 Pamela county State n N.sla
sippi Terms pne4ihifd rash, halnnre st
and eighteen months lime In equal instnlmenis.
with apptaFed security.
mafiV'u H. W LIGHT,
Adm d nf Mlehhtl Llrhl hernn.rh
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ATTACHMENT S0rtcp

W. siaie N Mississippi paaola tbahig. Il
w aftHf tauH n mAf seaag
" Y Wsklhs ass NJ Gfssa q Nasslaa
No. 1850 ~
Nl fg,ls
Attachment Issued Me- ald dsy N Uslol~f
: 200, aatlHtf he estate n fha iaId descendant
TT The som ~ fgs %, fstufnabie 10 Inc IN.
cut f0afi N Wid county Noiiee Il hereby
given f. lhe aid defendant n. 4 llasia. l.at
unless he appear before Mld Coaft, N the asti
term thereof md IN The hnt dag NJ aid term
~ be holden NJ the eoufi4hohse NJ said eeunly
~ The town N panola, on he I'M Manaaf snef
The ib Monday IL March 1901. and plead 10
sald action, Judgment will be- entered against
hin md The estate attached win 10 aold
mafl-bt JC HARRISON Clefk.
Harrison 4 Taylor attorneys
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ny the Use or
C"IIASTELLAR'S
W hite Liquid
ENAMEL,

For Improving aud Bcauliging the Com.
plcxi0n.
The most valuable and perfect preparation h
use Tor Citing the skin q beautiful pcnrl.lik,
tint that only found In youth. Il quickly
removes Tan, ftceklcs, Pimples. Blolches
Moth Patches, Sallowncss, Erupiions, and All
impurities Of the skin, kindly healing b cmme.
leaving the skin white aud clear az alnbaster,
us use cannot be detected by the closest serutl-
n.y. ANA being a vegetable preparation Is per-
ieetly harmless. II Is the only article Of the
KIM used by the French, aud Is considered by
,he Partisan as Indispensable to q perfect toilet.
Upwards of 10000 bottles were sold during
the past year, n sufficient guarantee Of lis efi.
mcy' Price only - cents. Sent by mail.
postpaid, on receipt of an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS, co, Chemists,
mar2J-ly 2s5 River street, Troy, n. y.
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The President has been urged BY
prominent Republicans and others to
release Mr.. Davis on his own recoQ-
niEance, and Il Is believed he will be
released within the next ten DAYS.
The Fenian Senate Is in session to
appoint another Secretary Of War in
place Of Sweeney.
Bingham, Of Ohio, charges But
Ter with having voted fhy-kye times
Tor Mr.. Davis for President. But
Ter charges Bingham with numbering
Mrs. Surratt. Bingham thinks. no
doubt, that his charge Is the most
damniug.
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BEAUTY!
auburn. Golden, FIaxen & Silkeu Curl.

Produced by the use Of Prof DE BREUX FRI
SER LIZ CHEvEuX. One application war
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ables OF Paris and London, with the most graf.
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Price by mail, sealed and postpaid. 81. Dcs-
criptiTe Circulars mailed free. Address BER-
GER, SHUTS \ CO. Chemists No. 2s5 River
street, Troy, n. Y, sole agents for the United
states mar23-ly
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
AtpfToas OFFicr Jsrxsos, Miss.

7 THosAs T. Swasx, Auditor Of Public Ac-
coans u the State Of Mississippi. do hereby
certify that the Phonix Insurance Company.
located At Hartford. Conn. has complied with
the act sniitled AN act to regulate Agencies Of
Foreign Insurance Companies approved Jan.
aary 81, 1857; and in virtue IL the power
vested 10 me BY said Law, | hereby authorize
THOMAS v CLARkE, Agent 6r said COM
pany II Panols. In the county Of Pamela, 10
basiass Of insurance IN this STATE
until The first dag Of March, 1855.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office. al
the city q Jackson, this lsth day Of Narrh.
A. u 1897. T. SWAMI,
m-rs3-7t Auditor Public Accounts.
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C~HASTELLAR'S
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For IGNORING SupeJquous Hair.
To the ladies especially, this invaluable de-
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applied does not burn or injure the skin, but
acts directly on the roots. II is warranted To
remove snperfuous hair from low forehcads, or
from any part Of the body, completely, totnlly
and radically cxtirpating the same, leaving the
skin soii, smooth and natural. This Is the only
article used by the French, and is the only
real eileetnal depila,ory In existence. Price 10
cents per package, sent postpaid, 10 any ad-
dress, on receipt Of an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS 4 co, Chemists.
mar23-ly 2s5 River street, Troy. NY
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The PHOENIX, Of Hartford, can rc-insure. a,
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books-disehnge all obligations, present or
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surplus OF slG0.5a3 70.
such facts speak for themselves and CON.
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The situation.

We have, during the past week
read many articles from the South.
crn pres, on the question Of accept
ing or rejecting the Military Bill.
but fail to find any reason 20 change
the opinion expressed last week. A
State Constitution will be adopted.
whether we want it or not, aud to
refuse to act will only put it in the
power OF a faction to adopt one for
Us. An appeal to The supreme Court
will not delay the preliminary steps
70 efect this object. Elections will
be held with or rithoa our consent.
and il We choose to exert ourselves
We can control these elections, and
give TO the people Of the State a Con-
stitniion, framed by white men, and
under which all can live with some
degree Of protection.
The New Orleans Times says:
Our tclegraphic dispatches from
Richmond make the important an.
nounccment that Gen. Lee is strongly
ia favor Of the speediest possible NJ
construction under the military bill.
He is anxious that every man not
actually disfunchised, should take
the necessary steps TO prepare him
self for the discreet exercise Of his
political privileges in the issues which .
now impcnd. lie also thinks that
discreet men should usc their inau-
cncc with their friends, both white
and colored, 40 that they may ap-
preach understandingly the questions I
which will shortly be presented for q
their serious consideration.
In speaking Of the Supplemental /.
Bill, just passed by Congress over the !.
veto of the President, the Meridian )
Gazette says; c
A few unimportant changes have Il
been made in tbs, supplementary re- n
construction bill. One of the amend 2
ncnts is that OF Drake, which pro- Fl
iides that the work of reorganization n
0 the Southern States shall only f
when Q majority of the regis q
cred voters shall have voted in favor f.
'fthc convention. This amendment 81
hould prompt our people to vote in Of
avor. OF reorganization and urge al
very one to go TO the polls, and thus Of
match the governing power out Of III
he hands Of the revolutionary mi to
ority. Disfranchisement will touch ar
$ more lightly than many suppose. nc
EXCLUSION under the third section Of W
no Constitutional Amendment would fcI
ave been pretty sweeping, but the hi
ip%plemeuiary bill comcs to the res ha
ne aud says all persons Of whatso- nj
ser race or color NAV vote EXCEPT ioi
.nators and Representatives, officers tai
the army and navy, and other II,
'ni,ed States officials, Governors of thI
lates, members Of State Legislatures
I'D judicial officials, who took an
9TH to support the Constitution Of pr,
ie United States and aftcrward on. rel
aged in the Southern war or raye nj,
q and comfort to those who did. rel
bus i will be seen that the whole
lass Of our white citizens arc per.
lifted to vote and hold office upon apI
king the registration oath. which l. pa
lat Il am sincerely and earnestly
to the Union and the Gov. ler
Of tho United States. and for
.il sseadiastly support the Cons,itu- Ter
and obey the laws, and induce NJ,
'shers 70 yield support and obedience do
"''o' daI
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WHISPERS
AND
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most hatiering success. Names Of all pur-
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faction Is no, given In every instance, the
money will be c~heerfnlly refunded. Price by
mail, sealed and postpaid, 81. Descriptive cir.
culars aud testimonials mailed free. Address
BERGER, SHUTS 4 co, Chemist No. "a,
River street Troy, n. Y. sole agents for the
United states. mar23-ly
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OH she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
Whose curling iendrils son, cntwined.
Unclaimed the very heart and mind.
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BY using this article Ladies and Gentlemen
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any address sealed and pos, Paid for 81.
Address ali orders 10
W. L. CLARK 4 CO, Chemisis
No } West Fayetie street,
matss-lF svrscu.s. y. Y.
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l2e tnf ttD favFN sWf.
btfH. iba ii aba b. eonff
returned ftpm 70 southern lelf, nlai
lIufm ia Isimf TOO slaa II ssia
dIepi
titm ifaa ~ N Traders " om
M idnia aIo ftindle '5e paYf nf
grotf hamsiutlG tg ceiling than
lrgp levfIg and ptepws N mot
e3ofidilai pfH W. 1me instance
fhfaa pofannt Wfiif iaf th0 Northern
pltef aod as IL - ff theif %intafmi
~ have nto sDaih dominated Ly Il
military ffce, they 8ill. N cuf.e
pini horrible pictures Of ihe sub
dued rebela w one instance that
mme 70 my knoWlolpc o imdcr hnl
sold o bfeastpn ~ a negro iof sj.
which was made IN Connecticut fof
HriorH reah aud this man was the
correspondent oi the Chimg Tyibwf.
q lending Radical paper 10 ibc North
! am thoroughly convinced that Con-
arrss, while prompted 10 many acts
M honest indignation. IL terribly
by statements Of interested
PARTIES The constant complaint of
the Southern people Is, that they are
misrcprcscnted that while
10 their ruin and dc-olation they
'arne.ily desire the restoration ol
relations with the Govern
ncnt. they are accused most unlnstly
numbcrle-- outmgcs and wrongs.
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CRIME NORM AND Sourn.-The
alleged prevalence Of crime at the
south is made prctcxt by Northern
Radicali,m to subject the people Of
the South TO a military dcspoti.m,
and yet the official record Of crime
furnished by the Federal Govern
ment, shows that crime is far more
prevalent at the North, which boasts
50 loud of is morality, than at the
South, which is SO calumniously de-
nounccd for its want of respect for
law.
The most authentic record of Grim
inal statistics, gives the following
result of the number of criminals
North and South in q given period.
In the North with a population Of.
ls,9l7,7j3, there were S2,3Gs crimi-
mails. In the South, with a popuIa-
ton of l2,2i0,593, the number of
in the same period were
7,liI.
In other words, the North, with
about fifty per cent. more population
than the South, had nearly twelve
or twelve hundred per cent.
more criminals. This is what Stats
heal facts show aud yet Radicalism,
wing and villainous as it is, docs not
hesitate to charge upon the South an
Extraordinary prevalence of crime,
must be suppressed by the
Intervention OF military force.
81. Louis Times.
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= new building has jus, been erected in a
retired and beautiful location, And farnI.bsS
WIN seat and desks sufficient 10 accommoa,,e
'eysniy;hve or one hundred pupils.
poaIuing at reasonable prices can be nm.
cured with some Of the citizens until n. a.,
OF April, when the teachers will he nr,na,.S =
receive them In their family. feisI,mna
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y. N. PEARSON, f7.
-HfrH-
Howell, Wood & Read.
No. ss2 Main Street,
(oid stand Of Speed, DOnoho d strange,l
MEMPHIS Tgyy.
CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Panola county. Ia
solomon s~iminous Gideon D. Simmons ysnsv
George, Margaret Smith and Jane Baker. hsl..
., law Of Gideon SpaldiBg. deceased. together
with Madison George, husband IN ala a.
and benjamin Smith, husband Of aid Margaret
lou and each Of you are hereby cited 10
appear before The Probate court Of aid county.
!. me court house thereof on The fourth Mon,
day IN March, 1881, then and iherr 10 chow
cause shy the FINAL account, Of ". N. Philiipa.
aaminisirator Of The estate Of said deceased
should no, be allowed and approved Nv
order q eour, issued Fsbrusfy !, isse.
'ebsJ-et ". T. wOOTTEs, Clerl.
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n. n. FORRpxT
COTTON
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No 272 Front Street,

Up Stairs MEuputs ~.
The disastrous results Of the late VA Nh.
forced me TO dispose Of most Of my pru.,,,
nave concluded 10 undertake ihls6uists
N the midst Of my old friends, foe ths ps,,s
OF making an honest living for mvslt N
iamily, ny my own labor, and 10 tirL,, !
lar as possible, the losses sustained By d, i
war To my old friends, and TO all vi, =,
ieel disposed to give me their business 49,
my personal attention 10 lis efficient ln,.s
uon' Liberal cash advances made on y.
and Other produce consigned to me. B.5n
rope and other supplies furnished At Il, I'd
market mates All consivnment a sssss
sured, unless otherwise instructed.
sep2e-im N. n, p0RRrr
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Pursuant to an act Of the Legislature Of the
State Of Mississippi, entitled IAN act for the
teliei Of tas-parers,' approved Feb. Is. 1867.
thcre VIII be a special term Of the Board of po-
zee OF Pamela county held nj the court-house
thereof on the first Monday In April, 1867
INIT day Of said month"; for the purpose Of
hearing and determining any complaint. NJ
taxpayers for improper assessment and %clericSI
errors OF assessors and to correct any such
errors OF Improper assessments. At the same
time sad Board will take up, hear and consider
any other business Of the county, or business
apperiaining to schools or the school fund on
the county. II
Ny order Of the Board. Issued March q. 1897
mare-fs W. p. wooTTES, Clerk.
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~IYsoLvENT NOTICE

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela sss.iT :
the heirs Of jesse Watson. decreased ~
tate Of decsased vas reported insclsszs !.
term, ises. Of The Prsh<is -,
aid county. You are hereby no'ifes
bate yuar claims and have then rs<is'srE |.
the Probate Clerks ofire of aid csA.4 !.
The lst q October. 1851, or thsy VII
by order sf csart
n q BLACKwooR
D. @ BLACkHu01.
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CHANGE OF FIRM
School Notice.

Mr. and Mrs. c.. BETHEL have opened n
MALE and FEMALE SCHOOL at Popes Sta
non. The Spring term commenced ON Monday
reornary IL, 1861, and will continue Eve
months. They design to establish a permanent
school, and afford to their pupils every sa'
vantage for a thorough course Of instruction.
TERMS:
PRIMARY branches, per seSion- 40
Common English f" " ... IN M
Higher English, including Latin. ........ az 90
nusieIrlano and helodeon, cach....... rs 90
Use OF instrument, per month. ........... / 90