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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-12
.r..a1Rs IN COLUMBIA.

'tt(;Ontompt OA SoNA
co,,,anv Accepted by scott-The Eff
r.c,s of the Ice Machine.
rrRox QUE OWN CORRESPONDENT
COLUMBIA, September 9.
Every one is looking anxiously forward 10
the action of the committee on water-Wofas'
10 whom the Sprague contract was recommi1-
ted. to ask Mr.. Pearce, Spragues agent 70
mitigate the contract, showing most eAp ,ho
cally that they have been outwitteo' ~ e1s n
least of Il. The committee IS 10 repoio w
next Monday evening. Those menoe.o ". WV
@s,v Council who advocated this measure, es-;;
,,oc;o,,v amer being warned against ie oy Mr.
wallace. must be very careful, for the people
will hold them to strict account.
The Supreme Court met on the 9Th. The
celebrated Barnwell Courthouse case was
taken up and postponed. Mr.. A. c. Spain get
into difficulty with the court to-day, and was
ruled to show cause on the 7th day OF next
November why he should not be punished 1er
contempt of court. Mr.. Spain is lawyer from
Darlington, and one, we understand, Oh cou-
siderable eminence. The difficulty hrst arose
from the wording of paper which Mr.. SPAN
was reading to the court. The ob)echenaeie
words were, 'scase had before one +. j. Hoses,
purporting to be Chief Justice OF the State"
&c. Associate Justice Willard objected to TIE
words as being contemptuous towards tlse
court. Mr. Spain, in attempting to explain,
used considerable vehemence, and was ordered
to take his seat. He was served with the rule
to show cause this evening by the sheriff.
Governor Scott has at last commissioned a
white company OF militia, and promised them
arms. In fact, the arms are ready, and WILL
be given to the columbia Rifles" Captain R.
oNeale, in few days. This Is remarkable as
being the first white company OF militia COM
: missioned and armed under the present ad-
ministration, and Captain o'Neale deserves
great credit for his perseverance In getting
his company accepted. The company consists
toi the young men of our city, all ready and
willing to accept the situation, and make the
most Of it.
Ever since Mr.. .seegers got -hisice machine
in operation, we have had delightfully."- cool
and pleasant weather-regular October wealth
er. Must be caused BY the machine. The
leaves, even, are beginning to fall. LARA.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-12

VII. McBCRNEY. President.
f, P. ALEXANDER, yice-Presiient and ActuarF.
]. F. GlLMER. Vice. President. resident IN Georgia.
s. NYE HUTCHINSON, TicePresident resident Id
North Carolina.
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Depots In Charleston Sc:
W. q. TR0TT, ED. S. BUhSHAh,
A. ". EcKEI. & CO., G. ]. LUHS,
VI. a. SKRlSE,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23
Circuit Court.

Up to the hour of going to Press
their has been no appointment made
for Judge of this Circuit, and VIC
cannot positively inform our rea-
dcrs whether there will be Court
next week or not, but would advise
all interested to be in attendance as
the Court will stand open four days
Tor tho appearance of the Judge,
and the Gonernor we think will ap-
point a Judge to ill the position by
that time and the only question
will DO whether the Judgewin have
time to come to this place by tho
fourth day Of the term. We great
" regret noticing able to inform the
county whether there win be Court
and if all will take our advice who
are interested in this term, they
will be in attendance, for 1T will be
no excuse of the belief that there
was no Judge.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23
Death Of Judge J. w. Vance.

49, - A
We are panied to announce that
this gentleman departed this life al
his residence in fernando, on Mon.
day last ut . o'clock, p. m. BY hit
death, the Office Of Judge Of this Cir.
cult is left vacant, and we are appri.
sed that there are those who have al.
ready put in their claims for nomi-
nation for the position, and that even
some have anticipated Judge vancc's
death, and were making favor"
with Alcorn two weeks ago for the
positions We regret the death 81
Judge Vance IN a private capacity,
a. a loss 10 the community Of an up
right, honest, kind, Christian gentle
man, and, IN a public capacity very
much fearwe win not succeed ingctting
his equal. His courtcsy and Kindness
ot the members Of the bar Of the Dis
trict while presiding officer viii Be
ever cherished.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23
InoIir splnss star.

An article appears in the last is
sac Of this paper making our paper
the text OF It's slang and villinou.
abuse.
The statement contained in this
article IN reference TO n former or.
ticle being unanswered Is false, and
the manner Of the present article
cl'aracterizes the editor ct the Hol-
" Springs Sor,as a man who when
he..is slapped or spit upon as wgS re.
Gently the case IN his own town, re-
treats without r~cscnting il to O
safe distance and banks ut his easti-
gator, aud who has born evry charge
of rascality and corruption we have
made upon him, without rcscnting
It. We regard the article Of the
Stdr', ~ a cowardly ignomlnious as
sault and we denouncc the prosclyte
broken down political hack, hipo-
critical preaching editor of the
Star, as a low contemplate puppy,
and shall take occasion to admins
ter the only notice he deserves from
Us and that is to kick the skunk
from our pathway when occassio on
offers.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23
RWles Of Practice.

The following are the rules OF
practice, as laid down by his honor,
Judge ORLANDO DAVIS, at the
present term of the Circuit
Court n. s. Reporter.
!. The Appearance Docket will
be called upon three separate days
Of The term.
2. Upon the first call, in all ca
ses where process has been duly
executed, and in which there Is no
plea or demurrer fled, the plain
tiff may take judgment by default.
3. All demurrers to declarations
and pleas in abatement, shall be
disposed of on the first call.
b. Upon the third call, all furth-
er questions Of pleading shall be
settled and disposed Of ; and upon
this call, if any party is in default
in his pleadings, the other party
may have such judgment entered
in his favor, as the state of the
may justify.
s. No party shall be required
to take notice Of any plea, replica
ton, demurrer, or other pleading
unless the same is written on a
separate piece Of paper, not joined
10 or annexed to any other plead
ing and marked "fled' BY the
This rule shall not apply to bills
,f particulars, nor to the General
Similiter-which may be written
IN the pleading to which they
properly apply.
z. When cases are SET for a
day, and for any cause
re not tried or disposed of on
hat day, they shall not lose their
place on the docket; unless
he regular call Of the docket has
beyond their number.
In that event, il not tried on
he day set, they shall 90 to the
leel Of the docket, unless reset by
he unanimous consent Of the bar.
s. No agreement Of counsel
will be acted on, or enforced by
he Court, unless it is reduced to-
writing, signed, and filed with the
,apers IN the cause.
Q. No agreement Of the bar, or
my portion OF il, upoa general
ules Of practice, will be recogni-
ed, unlessit has been reduced to
writing, received the sanction of
he Court, and been spread upon
he minutes. asg
10. When a case is called for
rial if the papers are not in Court
"A fine Of live dollars shall be en-
cred against the Attorney who is
'harged with them.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

LEGISLATIVE.

The Legislature has passed tho
Revenue Bill, which we will publish
soon. II raises the tax on real estate
to one half Of one per cent, besides
a large increase on special licenses
which 60 to the School Ed and h
subject to county taxation. The re.
failing Of whisky or spiitasus or Vi.
nous liquors is very closely guarded,
and by this law, any merchant Who
gives away whisky in Ms quantities
than one gallon, at his PlAce Of bust
ness Is regarded as ! rssa;irr and sub
jet to the same tax As other licensed
retailers.
Lawyers, Physicians and Dentists
have 70 pay l special tax of SO.
Hotel and Restaurant keepers arc
taxed go. ,
When the increased county tax Is
added to this large State tax, the bur.'
then Of Radical government will bcyin
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

There wal be = sssfnsmsas ssd
pie.sie ~ IIsmhsiis rsst. Memphis,
Tenn. "a hsmdsy saIy sfsh $50
Pm FHgxE- 0ns Oehasmsms'
AYuhls ease Odd wsteh.
sseexb Psis - One LADIES doable
eased GsId waseh
Tnihp Pam One Tscnty Dol
lar Odd f'eice
Gentlemen wishing 10 enter will
apply 10 The.. J. WALKER. 2le Second
street--eh,rahee fee $500.
The grounds will be illuminated
and dancing kept up until ~ o'clock
at night.
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se esslsH Sc 80
a kM ~
= ~ n a.
lsfsa g "a 81
na -
e. datst8 $50 e
.ssisl - ~ es e#sasaH Sc
ss - a
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lafHs fslilsflg nphlalfa~
Tse saf . half ~ seaf laf = -
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lfszf sunslMmeas sslinH b.
~fliaihHe aad III tasssausea
fsilfesd. ssampas, sshsl lumpiks
spsk, snssF. g. sosI, mminR.
bddfs. aba manufacturing ssnpa
neAs, skalbsT Jstalas n sillsras ~
mn. fssldsets Interest allow II
d~eJvsiofs 10 swing bsels h ho'
10 Ne called : tastIsnd. The coo
sHdsfign N COLLECTIONS sod the
supervisorhlp n districts aod ne.
ehafEe n needles shieers Il allowed
n The President The nov tsfia
rates ~ ibto eject On The sist u
December
Congfe-r adiourncd on the 18th
aeorrla was admitted Into
The anioa uIoa the laa dmy, under
prescription r"Tdrcd u Wiz.
yirAa and Mississippi
The army including al depart
mcnts was reduced 10 %. 900 men.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

On Friday last our usually quiet
town was considerably excited BY n
fight which occurred in the store of
Messers T. p. Forsyth & Co. be.
tween Mr.. Jacob Alexander and
Mr.. Ed Martin, both Of Allsboro
Ala. These gentlemen between
whom there was an old fcud met in
this place on Friday Inst in the
store Of Mcssers Forsyth 4 Co, and
after some few words, not under
stood BY the gentlemen present drew
their pistols and commenced firing.
eight or ten shots were fired
IN rapid succession, three Of which
from the pistol Of Alexander took
effect on Martin. y y Alley.
ander was not struck by any Of the
balls fired By Martin .--Iaka Ga.
zette.
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That he hs<sI ,eheei gssr .ksi eem
@sass - he afst asy n tsnus,t
sna al ~ ~ abiy srss dsy II ne
flleslag December
Ae ~ BE h farther Enacted,
That n shy person shaIi siIiaily IN
sfe any ehsfth edl6ee, shosi hos.e
u sth5f building, ~ auy usy dishg.
ar, fbs sams ~ painting thereon any
gb-eene wofds, sgares n deyIee., o.
by posting thereon sby paper Or 9th
r. material bearing such words, ~.
utes, cuts. % devices. he shall be-
Imndshed by Gae not exceeding one
hundred dollars, cr Imprisoned In the
county jail not exceeding ninety days,
or both 'aid punisbmen,., IN the Dis
erection Of the Cour,.
See. "a. Be n fu,her e,ae,ed
That II any ,er.en or p,r.o,. .b.ll
hereafter viIG,Ily disturb. moIo., a,
interrupt any literary society, school,
or society formed for the intellectual
i-mproye,nep, az n. m.mhor. or.n,
other school or society orranizel
upder any law Of this State. or any
schol, society, or meeting formed
or convened Tor Improvement In
music, letters, or Tor social amase.
ment, such person Or persons 80 Of.
Tending, shall be deemed guilty of a
misdcmeanor, and, on conviction
thereof, shall be fined in any sum
not less than ten dollars, nor more
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

A letter from .lTcidlcbcrg says
tina. when German students get
drunk, they are entirely satisfied ii
they can succeed in getting each
other home I; but when America ms
get drunk, they insist ON whipping
out the whole bcer-housc, and &c.,
ing the establishment properly clos
cd up before they leave. I
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

The Revenue Bill recently pass
cd by Congress Of tho United States
haze many reducsions that win be
gratefully received, by our over
taxed and oppressed people, We
cory an estimate from the Memphis
Appeal showing the reduction.
1t is expected to reduce the bur
den of taxation $4,000, 900. 7.
abolishes all taxation on gross 70.
ceipts, legacics, SUGGESTIONS, watches,
carriages, gold and silver plate, bill.
iiard4tablcs, passport, salaries, banks
aud bankers, aud the whole systcsn
of special license taxes, except those
~ brcwssses and distillsrs, and III
taxes On sales, except those now
paid by stamps and those on sales
lesf and Manufactured tobacco, snuH
cigars, who's and liquors, also The
stamp tax on an receipts and trans.
fers OF mortgages and notes for less
than one hundred dollars, aud can.
ned md preserved fish. The taxes
remaining are thosc specified. sps
cial taxes donot cease tiilnext Nay.
taxes ca salos not TN next October /;
and Others that are abollshed expire
on the TT " August. The income
tax b 70 be collected but two wears
moro, aud atthc rate Of two and a
halsrer cent, with two Thousand
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

10 CORRESPONDENTS AND ParRoss.-All CON-
niunieations must be handed in on Wednesday
morning Of each week ,'and Advertisements on
Thursday morning. Failure to comply with
this rule will cause publication to be deferred
IN u tho ensuing Issue Of the paper.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

Tho telegraph brings us ominous
iatelligcnces Of the pending war be-
tween France aud Prussia. Hos
tilitics have not yet been common
ced, but the attitude of France is
very threatening, and the probable.
tiles are very strong that the biggest
war of the 10th century will be
opened in q few days, between these
powers, which will involve nearlc
power in Enrope, upon one
Or the other side. The effect of the
impending war has been already
felt in running up the price Of gold
per cent, active demand for
prcadstuffs, and the depression of
'tton is very heavy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

OuR CouRr HousE FEScR.-The
Board Of Supervisory, at the last
meeting, authorized Col. j. B.
fsat to procure the erection Of an
iron fence around the Court House
In accordance with terms proposed
to the Board by Messrs. johnson 4
Risk, of Memphis, Tcnnesseo.-H.
8. Star.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ATTENTION ! ATTENTION +!

Send the STAR $500 and we will
send six numbers of the paper to
any address, or addresses for twelve
months. The STAR, is now a thirty
two column paper, with a sixteen
colum supplement.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

Cen. Peter B. Stark, nominated
for Sheriff Of Bolivar County, has
been confirmed by the Senate on
second trial,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

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hh disruption thereof, according
70 of,R'ons' survey, aud That re-
CURED w tins act.
SIC. 70. De il further enasted,
That ~ 10 case shall the land. be
sold for less than the minimum sum
fixed by, the Beard Of Appraisers,
and upon the following terms, To-
VII cash payment In full. at the
time Of sale, or a credit Of four
years and in all cases Of seles made
upon credit, ten per cant, Of the
gross amount shall be psid In cash,
and the balance In four annual IL.
stalmcnta, the interest upon which, !
shall be paid annuslly, at the rate
o. ten per cent. per anpam. The
notes shall DO made payable to the
State Board OF Education, secured
BY special mortgagc on the land !
sold, and w personal security, int
solido, until 6nal payment OF princi- J
pal and intessst. In case any pur- i,
chaser 81 Purvhasers neglect or re. s
fuse % pay asy Of these instalments
o. interest," At maturity, the mort. d
= gaee shall be. iorecloscd, and the a
school directors shall sell the lnnd d
y herein provided. go. M. Is
Sos. az. Be. Il further. enacted. Il
That the School Directors are here, c
sby authorized aud required to exc.
cute all decd. Of sales on behalf Of ii
shetownship, Tor any such lands p
, sold, to receive cash navme,,u and
/, notes given for the purchase ofsuch a,
-
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

Judge A. b. Longstrcet, died at
the resident of his son-inllw DR..
Branham, in Oxford on the 18th
inst. He was formally Chancellor
of the University OF Mississippi and
was the author ofthe famous "Geor-
gia Scenes"
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VARIETIES.
!" g0y6EGg"

OROaDE GOLD FOUNTAIN PEN.
These Pens equal, and guaranteed for two
years to do the same service as the best Gold
Pen. Sent postpaid twenty cents per dozen.
Patent Eraser Pen Holder, Pencil Sharpncr,
Letter Opener, &c, combined price twenty
hive cents. Patent Corn Husker, fifty cents.
Agents can make from 81 to sis per day.
Send for circular and samples, to
JAMES GERARD & Co.
AIT p. Q. Box 1891,
IS Nassau Street New York.
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0xFoRp MISS.
July 10th 1870.

M 0xFoRp MISS.
July 10th 1870.
offer for sale, subject to renters claims, nv
two = sections Of valuable land 1--WE miles
west at Sardison f~avornle terms, apply to p.
BaIinger on the place, Messrs. Donoho, joy
\ Co.. and Messrs. Register, Treszevsnt 1 Co..
Memphis, or the undersigned at Oxford, MIS-.
p. b. BARRINCER
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On the morning Of 10th inst
William, infant son of DR.. W. H..
and Mrs. NJ. Il. Dranc of this coun-
ty,
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= Su, The ,sy a,shsss ldss. rnE CROSS or rHE LEGION OF uo,m
AZ, r ~ s wv o. ~ 'roref 4 hshsr sewing Machines a me g,n.s,o. J"
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