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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-06-05
CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Panola county. To
Harriet Galbrcath, the heirs whose names, ages
and places Of residence are unknown, Of =. j.
0rnc, deceased, WIN. P. 0rne, whose residence
Is unknown, and the children and heirs whose
names are unknown Of Mrs. --- 0rne,
daughter Of Richard X, 0rne, deceased, and
widow Of Henry Il. 0rne, deceased, all legatees
Of Richard u. Orne, deceased, and to Duncan
Galbreath, husband Of said Harriet, and all
o'her persons interested in tho estate Of Rich
ard y. 0rne. deceased:
You are cited toappcar before the Probate
Court Of said county, at the courthouse there
u, on the 4th Monday In June, 1869, to answer
the petition Of Cordwell Farmer and show
cause why James @. Armstrong, admin
istrator with the viii annexed OF Richard 4.
Orne, deceased, should mot be ordered and com
PEELED to make petitioner q title 10 the land
mentioned In the petition, sold him by testator
before testator's death.
BY order Of Court, issued April 30. 1864
may22-5t j. II. PIERCE, Clerk.
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CITATION NOTICE..

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. May
1869.
Toll Waldrip, Sulphcr Rock, Ark. You
are hereby cited to be and appear before the
Probate Court Of said county on tho fourth
Monday in July next, then and there to show
why " fnal accounted Iverson Vaughan,
rs administrator Of Jtfah Vaughan, deceased,
shouldAot be Allowed and recorded.
BY order Of the Court, issued Stay 9th 1860.
juneb,5t JAMES II. PIERCE, Clerk.
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June. ieBb. II the eouft-hsasE dof IN The l9vH
u pnneIH. IL zasd souHiy, glIHf Az ale A putIIe
auction 70 the highest bidder fhe fbIIoN luG a.
nniflp Iand4 fp-viti TIN uorihWezt quariofa ana
30 acres III " thn southwest quarter n fodlI16
., and The southeast quarter II the northeast
quarter of section \, all In township 0, fAnno 7,
wsAi, lying and being IN said county md con
laIuine $50 acrca, moro or less
Terms VI salc.-One thousand dollars Of he
purchase money to be paid IN each, The balance
on a credit Of twelve and twenty<fouf months,
with sx per cent Interest. Dond with good
security VIII be required for the defsfrrd pay
ments. I'D. WILLIAMS,
may22-bt Executor.
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The reason why Texas Is to have
no election until November is ex-
planned by the Now York Times
RADICAL ascoming from the Presi-
dent ; ut would be folly to expect
tho Republican party to gain awe.
tory in Texas II IN election were
ordered Immediately" To which
the Detroit Free Pres Iittingly re-
joins, "and II the prospect OF a
Radical victory Is no better than at
present In November we suppose
the President will be Unsuitable N
postponing the elections, and 40 on
I'D iFfmifsa.7
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puRLIcSALE.

I will gefl NJ Public Auction, to the highest
for cash, At my residence near the town
Of Panbla, on Saturday the 18th day of juno
1860, Seven Or . Head Of Cattle, Farming
Utensils, 2 Buggics, one-horsc Wagon, House
hold abi Kitchen Furniture, Corn Shelter, lot
OF Bacon, and q number Of other .~articlcs usn-
ally found about o farm.
j~un5-2t. HARRIET w. DICKENS.
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ADVERTISE MIS-,


There win be an Extra Session Of the Hoara
of Police cf Pamela county, MIsaissippi, held NJ
The Cont House ia the town Of Panola, OF
Tuesday, June eth 1903.
Issued Ny order Of The ioatd May ~, 1869.
Jun5.1t J.. II, PIERCE, Clerk.
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NsOLvENT NOTICE.

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The e-talr q MD de<r&<4 ~. Il n
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On tho 2iAt mat. ~ lie residence,
eight miles east on Sarlia, Mr..
Joseph n. Wright, aged twenty.cne
yours and five months.
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Judgc Vance, of Dcsoto county,
has been appointed Circuit Judge of
this (the 7ill Judicial District.
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The Board Of Police meets ON
Tuesday next, June sth.
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AGENTS WANTED

To sell The only Unnbridged Complete Peo-
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LIFE AND EPIsTLES OF
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pooRaSAsR 80 BLrYns
& 800 Second Street, Mcnphis,

tMoorc : Halsicads Old Siand1
Flooring, Doom, Sash, Blinds Nantes,
Mouldiugs C%ornices Ceiling, Lattice Work,
Door and Window Primes and Casiings
Weather Boarding, Base Boards, Turning Shelly
ing and Counters, Scroll Work, Newell Posts
Balastcrs, ctc, on hand and made 10 order.
ts5-Ail kinds Of Lamber, Rough or Drcsed.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-13

There is a school for imparting to mutes
the power Of speech in Northampton, Mas
saehusetts 1t is now filed with pupils
These were either born deaf, and therefore
could not learn to speak by the sense OF
hearing or lost their power Of hearing by
diseases in early life, and so lost their
speech, But at this school they are taught
to vocaliZe by watching with their eyes the
position of the vocal organs the lips, teeth,
tongue, or in case of the gutteral letters and
sounds, by placing the fingers Of one hand
upon the largeal part Of the throat. The sue
cess which has attended this effort to make
the dumb speak has been great, and is con-
stantly increasing.
A Utah paper says that the whole mum
Der Of missionaries called in Utah to 90
forth and preach the Mormon Gospel to the
people Of the United States is about two
hundred.
Three consecutive decisions in the Massa-
chusetts Courts in the same case seem to
make the law pretty clear, that if the owner
Of a horse with the CHAMBERS permits him to
range so as to infect other horses, the owner
of the diseased horse is liable for the DANA
ges that may ensue.
wise clergyman, now deceased, once
said: He had learned to preach not only
so that people could understand him if they
had mind to, but also so they could not
misunderstood him if they wanted to-"
The ladies of Austin, Minnesota, are very
particular A man was fined thirteen dol
lars for squeezing the hand of one Of them
Kentucky paper apologies for its unu-
sually poor appearance on account of the
abundance of whisky and the scarcity of
printers in town"
The smallest preacher in the world is sup
posed to be the Rev. Thomas Noble, Of Eng
land He is but one inch taller than Tom
Thumb. He is at least three feet more pi-
Gus, though.
South Carolina youth got on a week
" tear" and while drunk not only married
one of the inmates of the County-House,
but decided her his property in such a way
that no one can get a cent of 1t back.
A paper out West has for It's motto,
"Good will to all men who pay promptly.
Devoted to news, fun, and making money"
The whole universe teaches man either
that he is corrupt or that he is redeemed.
Everything teaches him his greatness or his
misery
"A man can't help what's done behind
his back" as the fellow said when he was
kicked out of doors.
NV dear sir, said candidate accosting
a wag on the day of election, g am so glad
to see you.
voted"
Night thoughts-b burglars, sick children,
and bottles Of Paregoric.
Unredeemable bonds-Vagabonds,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-13

Murders are becoming frequent again.
Hangings, gougings, Stockings, shootingS
and lynchings are almost as common as
ever. On the Sd Of this month, near Her
nando, Mississippi, gentleman came to a
very sudden death at the hands Of young
chap named Henry Jones. They both lived
in the same neighborhood-wer familiar
acquaintance; and in fact, were both in
love with the same lady, who appears to
have been more or less Of coquette. The
gentleman, johnson and Jones, met on the
Sd, on road west of Hernand o, Missis-
sippi; had a short alteration, when young
Jones, eighteen year old boy) pulled out a
pistol and shot with deadly aim. He i'm
mediately fed the country. A reward of
one hundred dollars is now offered for the
apprehension of Jones, who is described
as very sanguine, read-headed youth, with
pursed up under lip, and blue eye; quite
boyish in his appearance.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-13
CUBA.
Recent Battle tn the Eastern
Department.

HAVANA, November I0-The following IS
the official account of the battle recently
fought in the Southern part of the Eastern
Department: The Spanish troops, under
Gen Yamdegreun, attacked the rebels be-
tween the towns of ContramO, Este and
Ruelon, and 120 of the rebels were killed
and a large number wounded and taken
prisoners. Among those killed are Gen.
Tomasco, Capt. Gawchet, Henry Clarieey,
Chief of staff, and VIM Constrand, Gen.
Jordans Quartermaster. The insurgent
forces were driven beyond the town Of Pal
opecodo, and the Spanish troops now occu-
by the position held by the rebels during
the past year The insurgents, under Gems.
Yaguos and Tilliparus, retreated north by
the way of Teraboco. Arthus COsomyOt,
one of the rebel leaders, was also killed.
The B5yoma Journal says Mazo was killed,
and that the Spaniards have captured the
hospital at Ramon.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-13

The men who pledged themselves to their
constituents to vote for ex-President John
son for United States Senator, and then
refused to do so, are beginning to hear of their
treachery The Bristol Ne,es of Oct 90,
says
Senator Nelson, Of the Jonesboro Bris
tol district, was positively pledged to the
support of Johnson for the United States
Senate, and that pledge was made prece-
dent to his endorsement by the Conserva-
tive party. We understand 1t even exists
in writing. Yet he voted against johnson.
How is that Ha?"
All wrong, of course. During the can
vass, j. l.. Rosson, who was running for
seat in the lower house said in a speech
delivered at the Court House in this place,
that if elected he would sustain the claims
of Andrew johnson for United States Sen
ator. He was elected, and Mr.. Rosson
faithfully kept his promise. Rev. n A. d.
Bryant, who was candidate for seat in
the Senate, SAID on the occasion referred to
above, that he endorsed every thing Mr.
Rosson had said of course his constituents
thought him fairly committed to Andrew
Johnson yet he nominated in the Senate
and voted for Edmund Cooper How is
that? Ha?
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-13

MERIDo, Youcatan, Oct. 28-vIa Havana,
Nov. 8-A disastrous inundation occurred
in the vicinity of this city, causing heavy
damages to property, aud the loss of several
lives. The town of Multinichoc was COM
pletely destroyed The roads in the country
are impossible, on account of heavy rocks
carried by the current and lodged in the
highways. The cemetery was washed away
and many corpses ana skeletons were found
floating in the water The flood at last
accounts was decreasing,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-13

A telegram dated Baltimore, Md, Nov
10th, says;
Margaret Buell. and her four children
(negroes) were awarded $4,000 damages
today, against the Northern Central Rail
road, the husband and father having been
killed on that road
Sixty emigrants from North Carolina,
consisting of men, women and children,
passed through here last night for Iowa and
other Western homes.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-13


The devotion of the people of Paraguay
to their chief, Lopez, is one of the most re
markable features of the protracted war in
South America Defeat and disaster have
no effect in weakening this attachment,
which seems to have become a part of the
national religion and has hardly a parallel
IL civilized life or modern times. The
women of the country are as devoted as the
men, and the illustration of this fact is not
left to isolated individuals. Whole battal-
ions of them have been regularly under
arms, and much Of the toilsome work of
supplying the commissariat has been per
formed by them. In one case, we read of
5000 oxen driven into the camp from a re-
mote district, at no little hazard, by women
on foot. In his new position, in the fast
nesses of the Sierra ALBANIA, Lopez is not
likely to be further pursued by the allies.
Indeed, they are reported to be abandoning
the country, leaving, perhaps, a small force
at Asuncion, the Capital, for the present, to
protect the provisional government they
have established there 1t will be some
what strange, therefore, if we do not hear of
the Dictator descent from his mountain
stronghold at an early day, and his re-estab-
lishment at Asuncion is far from impossible
The allies have little appetite for renewal
of the war; and, in fact, their resources il
men and money have been so thoroughly
drained, that they have hardly the ability, if
they were disposed, to further pursue the
exhausting contest with an enemy who Ell
Their does not know when he is whipped, or
if he does, absolutely refuses to accept the
situation
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-13

A revolving murder was committed near
Purdy, McNalry county, on the 3lst ult
Gilbert Combs shot and killed his brother
Jacob, who was defending his mother
against Gilbert. The affair grew out CT a
distribution of property left by their father
Gilbert fed, and had not been arrested at
last accounts.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-13

Some people don't believe in advertising.
because they say nobody reads the papers.
But let them get into scrape and you will
find them running around to the newspaper
Offices with the request, " Please don't men
ton that little affair; its mistake; don't
want my name published all over the coun-
trv"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-13

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov, 9.-Skilled detect
ives on Saturday arrested in this city and
Troy parties implicated in the late express
robbery on the Central railroad, between
this city and Fonda. One of the parties
who has been arrested IS Charles B. Conk-
lin, baggageman, who was once before ar
rested in New I ork and discharged upon a
writ issued By judge of that city. The
prisoners are all railroad men, and have
been taken to Fonda for trial. portion
of the money stolen has been recovered,
and there is a fair prospect of getting the
balance. The actual loss has been greatly
over estimated. Further developments Will
be made in a few days
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-13

Eugenia was moved to tears over the
grave of General Espinasse, on the field of
Magenta, report saying that the General
was former lover
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-13

The clerks and day laborers of San Fran
cisco have 1914, 600, 900 in gold deposited in
the savings banks of that city.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-13

Some young vandals in Cincinnati, re-
Gently stole the inside out of poor organ
grinders machine, and he, being deaf
ground away the next morning in blissful
ignorance of what had happened.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-13

Sunday-school teachers in Montana arc
not above using slang
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-13

A telegram dated Scranton, Pa, Nov. 8th,
says:
81. GAYLORD, Treasurer of the Avondale re-
lief fund, acknowledges the receipt to No
yember six of $Sl ,239 80
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-13

New York boys squirt dirty water on the
silk dresses of lady passers, and think it a
Joke.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-13

There is goose in Rock county Wis
consin, fifty years old, which is said to have
furnished feathers for twenty-five beds
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-13

Over four thousand London printers are
out of employment.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-13

New York, Nov S.-A private cable
dispatch of Oct. 27, says a severe earth
quake occurred at Manila. The houses
were shaken, some of the city walls fell
and there were many accidents
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-12-02
2Gnge bes ,neni@Ii1en 3cbcns.

Dr. Gbmaro Sarpis per6ffentlidt i'm ATLANTIC
Montbp" fur Wonat December einen iebr Iebrre.
den Artitel Iber Die .3uuobme Der Qdnse bes
menihliden 2ebens, fuelher beionesrs ouf Die Ber-
betterungen aufmerfiam mdbt. tpelhe in benz gDobl.
befinben Der arbetenoen glaiIen bnr6 bic gntmide
lung Der 3Inife unb Wl1eni1aften bemirtt morben
limb. Die bon ibm bar9eftelten Sba4 laden bon
oenen nebrere rieu. Die meiiten ober iGon befannt
limb - 9eminnen Elm beionoeres. Sntereile bon benz
Gtanbpuntte aus, bon oem er he betra6tet. sic
b!oen eine btrefte Mntwort auf Die 6raee ng8as it
Civilization
Gr 5eist 5uerf baB bic bdrtee Mrbeit, pelde frii.
ber BON Menf6enbdnben eeiban nuroe. iebt meit
our6 Wtai4inen 8etbon mirb. Arbeit III iebt pro.
buctiper uno 6aber beiier be3oblt Dor peniser als
orei bun6ert Sabren nabm es einem guten enait.
f9en 3anbmerfer iber neun Sage, um inen gu.
fbel Wei3en au perbienen. Dor $50 Sahren fonn.
te er bu 4Dn In ettpas meniger aIs flint 3aaen pers
htenen. rnb por so Sabren in etpas mebr als einem
fa8e. Nber in ben 0er. Staaten tonnte
Elm Manne I'm CONNER 1868 eineM Bu.
5deI Weijen in einem baIben 3age pc r.
bienen. 6omit probucirt alio cine Sagearbet Il
mes 6anowerters iebt GA Qunrt Mei3en. ober IS
utal 10 Dle ais in 1869. mo- CT in 6erielben Mrbeits
5eit nur 3 uno babies Quart peroienen fonnte.
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