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ihs Radical Iariy, j. taf iait ava.
kemug fr q FINAL struggle m vbel
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are rail- iug To opposelho.e measure.
which will crush Republican kadi
cal rylc aud restore the Goyernmcn
70 It's former basis.
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could quietly witness this change in
sentiment in Northern minds and no.
join our voices with the cry e
down with the carpct-bag mongrcI
horde who sit in the high places OF
our country aud receive brib ion
their votes, would be strange
n strangeness that would mark US a'
an gnominious, %scrvile race. whicl
we dare amy man to lay to our charge.
Let the people but once see that
there Is a cause, and we are ready
to vouch tor action on their part
when the favorable moment comes.
That moment Is not yet here, but
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On the outside Of our paper viii
he found a statement Of the expon.
ses Of the Legislature Of Georgia fol
Jay Of mcmbers, c!erks, &C., for the
lsat Al years. The statement show.
that under Radical rule the expen.
60 have been rs great in the last two
years as wa the aggregate amount
II expenditures for the preceding
nine years for the same body.
These statistics are valuable docu-
nltnts % every good citizen Of the
Xouth, and Il the anne statement
~ made out IN this Stat uhe diff
tsrsaco M expenditures under Radi-
"a falswcuid appear ~ great rs in
Georgia. While this y %, aud tho
~ 4 NM greatly increased
g n.ss th IT,: dsmaad ye frequently
iasa csaixcsas ~ tnls county VINO have
lost I'll iassssst .ppasently. Or rather,
~ hops Il : changs In this ruinous
course to the interest o. the e-Nte.
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THE WAR---France.


Tours, Nov. GA balloon ha,
just brought good news fro.l Paris
The successes of the army of the
Loire had produced m excellent Of
feet. D~issentions were forgotten and
an amnesty for past political often
SEES had been granted. The people
had consented to abandon their ca
gerness for q sortie aud we're resign
I'd to stand on the defensive.
There has been no serious fight
ing and but little canonading lately
around Paris.
LONDON, Nov. 22.--The belief on
Downing street is that Russia, in
Difference to the united opinion Of
the great powers, will withdraw the
pretensions advanced by Gortschofi's
note, and expresses a willingness to
refer the questions at issue to u con-
ference, which will not be summoned
until after the termination Of the
present war. 1t is believed in the
same quarter hat Italy will ulti-
mately join Austria and England in
resisting Russia.
There is no truth in the report
that Turkey is negotiating with Rus
sia in regard to an srmistice between
the French and Germans.
A Paris letter dated 14th, by bal.
loon, reports the city quiet. Perfect
order prevails. Ample provisions
for three months are on hand. No
great engagements have taken place
lately. Great events are expected
within q few days.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The Tri.
bune's special, dated London Nov.
p, says: A special from St. Peters.
burg to-day, says the city govern.
ment yesterday unanimously and
enthusiast ally adopted an address
OF thanks to the Emperor Tor Gorts-
chakotf's circular.
A special Tours dispatch from the
army Of the Vosgcs says that 400
men, from Danbs aud other battal.
under Bricciotti tiaribaldi, at
tackled at 8 o'clock on Monday NOR.
ming, Chattillion. which was occu-
pied by $50 Prussians, who had cx.
endorsements the same day
If 400 men. The enemy were
'outed, leaving 100 dead, including
wo colonies aud one major. One
hundred and sixty prisoners we're
aiken, including ten officers. Many
and baggage wagons we're
lso captured. Four French were
.illed and twelve wounded.
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ENGLAND.

Threatening Increment Of The French
Army undr Bowbaki and Aureues.
London, NV 2l.--A special cor
respondent ofthe New York World,
writing from the German head
quarters on the l7th, gives impor-
tant Information concerning move
ments against the armyof tho Loire.
The Bavarians a,o moving from
Fontainebleau, TO which point Prince
Frederick Charles IL Fastening by
forced marches. The Duke of Meek
lenburg reports the enemy as hav-
ing just defled towards Chateau
Dun, and Charities constantly push.
ing forward to occupy Dienx. Gen
Aurellos'has haxarded much in order
to deliver the capital, placing the
Army ofthe bcsoigers between two
fires. But the situation is equally
critical on the German side. The
French army is falling back on the
reserves, arrcsting the army of Fred
erick Charles.
A sortio from Paris combined
with M attact in the rear OF versailles
is daily expected. The Parisiaus
were yesterday, attempting to erect
bridges over the Seine near Sevres,
to be used in case ola sortie, but had
not yet succeeded.
Gen. Won Mol.ke, seems to find
that tho consequences OF u sortie
would DO extremely serious, and last
night thN personal luggage Of the
King was all packed up in readiness
for instant fight, and the same pre-.
cautions will oe taken to night.
The Duke of Mecklenburg has
for luther instructions saving
he cannot hold his position in the
of the greater strength of the
army of the Loire. Won Moltke
says notroops can possibly be spared
the army around Paris, and
that the Duke must fall back until
he meets the army of Frederick
Charles. A junction is expected
10 night between his advance aud
The Dukes real at Rambanillet. /,
The French troops occnpy Nantes (
Sur Seine Drcux, and Vedun are
rot portions Of the army of the Lore ,
,ut detaclments of Basbaki,s army /
# the north. /
All this information admirably Z
news received in Lon |
to-day. !.
A Prussian dispatch announcing !
he action OF the 18th ut Cheateau /,
Dun and Cheatcau Neuf was erro- h
cons. Only one action was fought =
hat day at Cheateau Dun. A Sc 4
ere engagement took place, result i
ag at irst in the repulse OF the !
french. The prussian c~avalaryl (.
Iere subsequently, checked BY the \ |,
Of ths. Twcuty-Accond divi- !,
Aon. This makcs 4 clear that Gen. !
le AurcIlee IL still moving with his .
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Administrators Notice % Credltors

Letters Of Administration upon the Estate
Of Vim. 7. Young deceased having been gran
ted the undersigned By the Chencery Court Of
rsaola Csnay nisassippi NJ N October term
1870 thereof.
All CREDITOR ofdscsassd ars notified 10 pro-
bate andreeisser their claims in the oabce Of
said Court within the time iimeted by law, a.
the sarae will BE- forever barred.
p. W.. Mnrra,
sdrrf-'s
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the Dake of Ne kIsnbsf. bsiwesn
E'ampe aud fpn|ihiubicau The
whole inrcc " The former viii prub.
ably ehect a junction on the 2 L.
The united strength Of hs forces
will then he 10000 The strategy
~ A. hurcllsa has drawn them con-.
sidemblc south vhcrs Ne will con.
front them with on cntreuchcd army
OF equal numbers, while with the
maln bots Of 2Gj,0OO men he moves
on Versailles from the wcst.
Ioa Moiike Preparing foe a Supreme
Effort
London Nov, 2l.-A 4pccial lie.
patch from Brussels says there ~
every Indication that Won Moltkc,
anticipating a supreme effort by
Trochu, aud fearing the ability Of
the Germans successfully TO resist
4 4ortie in force, has ordered an
abandonment Of former plans of
expeditions in the west aud South
west OF France, and the concentra-
ton Of all his forces in he immctli-
ate ncighborhood Of Plris. Gen.
Monteufcll has been stopped in his
march toward Amiens, and ordered
to JOIN the army Of Saxons investing
the north Of Paris.
NEW YoER, Oct. 2l,--A telegram
from Versailles announces that the
three prussian armies, under the
Duke of MeeklenberglGenenal Won
Der Tam and Prince Frederick
Charles, have effected ajunction, and
that tie whole force arc now acting
on the offensive against General dc
Pollldine's army OF the Loire, which
is supposed to be retreating behind
Orleans. The Prussian army is now
moving southwark, and Gen. Man
t%euifel, who was ordered to operate
against the northern line of the tor
tilted cities, has refrigerated and is
now marching west to join in the at.
tack on the army Of Savic,
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where's Letters Of ADMINISTRATION upou IL
Estate q Milton n. Fowler decreased. wets
grated 70 the Undersigned, at tse Or,oher
tenn 1870. Of b Chancery Court Of Papols
County Mississippi. Now all persons havjne
rlaims against the Relate Of ssid deceased n
reqesssea % sxhihit the ssus, sad hive sAen
registered To the n and within n. ~.
prescribed By law cr they viii s. f-drS.srhsrrS
Wa CALDWELL.
AdmipastratsS.
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Executors Notice.

DSv'7g CHAINED Letters 1cs,am n,sry on
the ESsa,s Of &. Y Pope Decd. at the octobel
term Of the ch,neery Court of Pamela Count,
Mississippi, notice is hereby given to ali per-
sons indebted to said Estsie TO come forward
and settle. Tho'c having ella ms against said
Estate mus, have them prcba'ed as the law d.
reefs in such CAGES or they will be forever
barred,
+. COLEMAN.
So.-2s Ext' Of Estate of :. r. Pope
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Chanesry Notice.


Til. State Of Mississippi,
Panels Countv.
In The Chancery Court OF said county. In
y ca,ion before the clerk If said Court at hi,
Office in the ,ewn Of Pamela, lie us, day 0,
Novtu Der 1870. t8Jtf68t
BENJAMIN r, Crowsll Admins et az
vs.
Hiram Raney ct al.
Upon opening complsinarts bill ia the cause
j, appearing to the satisfaction Of this Court.
,ha, the Uaacxn heirs Of Miriam Evans dece.
ased, who was an heir ofat law civilian Ra-
ney deceased, are nen retidest Of the State and
whose names and residents cannot be ascer-
tanned afteI diligent inquiry, are Defendants in
the case. II istherefore ordered hy the Court
thst the sid ~defrpdanta TO vi. The unknown
heirs Of nirism Evans deceased, do enter their
appearance hercin on or before the Isl day Of
the next term Of the Court, 10 be holden IN
and Tor said comfy Of Pamela, al thc Cour,
Housr thereof N the town o. rancaa, on me lss
Monday ID January 1871. and Mead answer or
demur to the complainants bill, or the same
viii be taken for co. Faced Is to them.
Il Is further ordered he I copv Of ne or
der BE- puhlishee IN the Weekly Pamela Star
a newspaper printed and rsblisAsd In The
town q fanola, In said coansy -four wests sue
cessively.
Assruc copy
, c. HARRISON.
y cl~-k
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Board OF Sunerylsors.

There will be a special netting cfthe Roart
ofSupersisprs Of Psnela Comfy State OF Miss
held AZ the Court house OF said County in tn,
town of Pamela, on Monday tie 18th day Of
December 1919 At the meeting the a sses, I
ofTaSrs will file his Assessments, at which
time the Bosrd will hear and de ermine an.
peals taken foom the decission Of the Assessor.
and will make sl propei corrections Of the
Assessment iisss.
By order Of the Board.
J. C. Harrison OK.
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J'A' cay'oa, ct a.
W No. sAf.
Louisa Vernon, ., al.
Under and by virtue u decree Of the Hon.
Chancsry Court Of Psnols county rendered 10
the above entitled cause, | will, on the
IA Monday Of Novembsr aert, he
same being The 2sh
day of said month, between legal hours, oHer
Tor stie 10 the highest bidder The following re-
al estate, to-wi: North east quarter o. section
tSensy-one, (2l Southwest quarter Of section
twenty-five, ~ and that part Of southeast
quarter cfsaid section twenty-two, and all that
part Of section twenty. seven f2T) north Of the
Tallahatchie river, all in township eight, tsl,
range seven a. west. Said Land is known as
the Wildes Vernon plantation, lying on the
Mississippi & Tenn. Railroad on the north side
Of fsllahstchie river and will be sold in uacts
Of one hundred and sixty acres each.
TKRns-one-third cash, balance In one and
two years, with approved security for deferred
payments. J. c. HARRISON,
os-tds Commissioner
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Chancery Not &c.

ChancerJ Not &c.
The State Of Missirpi,
Pamela County.
In the Chanceiy Court Of said county, In va
cation November the 10th 1870.
M. asl.
ca. Nicholas Adm ct al
vs.. ltsa.
Sarah G. Aldridge ct al
Upon Affidavit filed in this cause il appear.
Ing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court that the
Defendants Sarah O.. Aldridge and Walter s.
Butler, canno after due inquiry lie found In
this State, and that their place, Of residence and
postofice address after deligent inquiry can.
not be ascertained
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that
the said defendants Sarah G. Aldridge and
Walter 5. Butler, do enter their appearance
herein on or before the first day OF The next
term Of this Court, to he holden at the Court
house Of said county In the town Of Pamela,
on the LIST Monday in January 1871, and plead
snswer or demur, to the Complainants Bill,
or the same will be taken as co ( sed as TO
them. 1t is further ordered, at a eopy Of
the order be published in the Weekly PnnoIa
Star a newspaper printed and published in
the town of Pamela in said County, for four
weeks successfully.
J.. C. HARRISON.
A true copy. Clerk.
no-l2-5t
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Commissioners Sale Of Land.


BY virtue of decree of the Chaneery court
Of Panola county Mississippi, rendered therein
on the llth day of October, 1870, in the suit Of
Mary N. Steger, ct Al, vs.. Ann R. Murphy, ct
al, No 2s3 in said court | will, as commissioner
therein appointed, on MOI day the 5th day OF
December 1870, at the courthouse of said
c unity in the town Of Pamela within lawful
hours offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder the following lands lying in
Pamela and DeSoto counties. to-wit
The northeast quart r Of section 0, township
4 range 8 west in Pamela county. and the
south west quarter Of section 6 In township 5,
Of range 3 west, In DeSoto county.
TERMS OF SALE:
One half cash. balance on a ereditof twelve
month, with six per ccni. interest.
Bond with god security will be required
Tor deferred payment.
rHE J. C. HARRISON,
E5-4t Commissioner.
jos. ". SfeKinaW. r. H. Dryson. ). J. Camp.
SOUTHERN FURNITURE HOUSE.
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For Sale or Rent.

For Sale or Rent.
desire to sell or rent my Wagon and Black
smith Shop, 10 the Town OF Pamela, by the
lst DAY OF January pext and Will give a bargin
10 any one purchasing.
tits one OF the best stands in the County,
and tue Shop is wril arranged for work.
Possession gwen on day Of safe II desired,
Terms reasonable.
JOHN N sEI6LE
no-22-2m, Pamela Miss,
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-19

IA % to 81 Miles the Shorter Route.
New and Improved C0EShes are run from Cncln-
natl, Dayton, UrblnA, Marion. Gallon. Mans
held, Ashland. Akron. Cleveland. Warren. Mead
vile, Dunkirk, Buffalo and Rochester to
NEW YORK, WITHOUT CHANGE.
n-ir nVr H. q, pOSrnv
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-19

GIVE GOOD FOR EvIL.-"When l
was a little girl, " saysa lady, "Ilearn-
ed a good lesson. One frosty morn
ing / was looking out of a window
into my fathers farm yard, where
stood many cows, oxen and horses,
waiting for q drink. The morning
was very cold, the animals stood
meek and quiet, till one of the cows
wanted to move and tried to turn
round. In trying to do this she hit
her neighbOr; whereupOn that one
kicked, and hit the one next 10 her.
In five minutes the la'e peaceful con-
gregation of animals was in great tur-
mOil, f~uriOusly kicking and butting
each other. My mother laughed, and
said, see what comes of kicking
when your hit; just so have I seen
n cross word set a whole family by
the ears Afterwards, if my broth
ers or myself were cross or irritable,
she would say, Take care, my chill
dren, remember how the fight in the
straw yard began ; never give back a
kick for a hit, and you will save your
self and Others a good deal Of
trouble"
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A western Temperance Lecture.

Billy Ross, q temperance lecturer al
Rushville, Illinois, was preaching tC
the young on his favOrite theme.
He said
Now, boys, when I ask you q
question you mustn't be afraid to
speak right out and answerm me. When
you look around and see all these fine
houses, farms and cattle, do you ever
think who owns them. Your fathers
own them, do they not? n
"Hes, sir ," shouted a hundred
voices.
well, where will your fathers be 3
hundred years from now >"
dead % shouted the boys.
"That's right. And who will own
this property >"
"Us boys"
Fright. Now, tell me-did YOU
ever, in going along th~estreets, notice
the drunkards lOunging around the
saloon door, and waiting for some
body to treat them >"
"Tes sir; lots of 'em."
"Well, where will they be in TWEEN
ty years from nOw?n
dead ~ said the boys.
"And who will be the drunkards
then ?"
"Us boysw
Billy was thunderstruck for a mo-
ment, but recovering himself, tried to
tell the boys how to escape such a
fate.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-19

To rule ones anger is well, to pre-
vent it is better.
Nine yellow fever deaths in New
Orleans Saturday.
Be deaf to the quarrelsome, blind to
the scOrner, and dumb to those who
are mischievously inquisitive.
Daniel is said to have been almost
the only person who was not spoiled
by being liOnized.
The Emperor OF Austria represents
a dynasty which was founded by a
Swiss soldier.
The seal business ought to have
been referred to the committee on
" furrin' affairs"
There is only one good substitute
for the endearments of a sister, and
that is the endeaTments of some other
fellows sister.
It is related of old constable Hayes
that when he was the Crier of a court
he was startled one day by a sharp
peal Of thunder and cried "Silence.n
An incorrigible loafer, being taken
to task for his laZiness, remarked 81
tell you, gentlemen, you are mistaken;
I have not a lazy bone in my body,
but the fact is, I 1UGS born tired ~
An Irish girl having been sent to
the Post Office for the mail, came
back to inquire whether it was Indian
or corn meal that vas wanted,
The NATION Journal cOunsels the
Pope to least all his burdens on the
Lord" The Sovereign Pontif will
smile sa%rdOnieally when he sees that
paper, for the thing he aspires to is
the reverse of this, to take a part of
the Lords burden on himself!
An Iowa husband a few months ago
agreed to give his wife three dollars a
week to maintain comparative silence,
deducting one cent for each superfiu-
u word she uttered. She now owes
him nearly enough to pay the national
debt.
A distinguished President of Har-
ward College was once asked by a
brother clergyman how long it took
him to write a sermon. He said,
Sometimes a week, sometimes
longer" "What 4! a week to write a
sermon? I write one in a day, and
make nothing Of it." "TYes," replied
the Doctor, "but 1 make something
Of mine"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-19
THE
APPLES.

There is scarcely an article Of vege-
table food more widely useful and uni
versally liked than the apple. Why
every farmer has not an apple orchard,
where the trees will grow at all, is one
Of the mysteries. Let every house
keeper lay in a good supply Of apples,
and it will be the most ecOnOmicaIin in
vestment in the whole range Of culiIa-
ries. A raw mellow apple is digested
in an hour and a half, while boiled
cabbages require five hours. The
most healthful dessert that can be
placed on the table is a baked apple.
II eaten frequently at breakfast, with
coarse bread and butter, without
meat or fish Of any kind, it has an
admirable affect on the general sys-
tenn, often removing constipation, cor
recting acidities, and cooling Off feb
rifle conditions more efIectuallv than
the most approved medicines. II
families could be induced to substitute
apples-sOund and ripe-for pies.
cakes and sweatmeats, with which
their children are to frequently stuff
ed, there would be a diminution in
the total Of DOCTORS bills, i'm a single
year, sufficient to lay in a stock Of
lnIs uellelous fruit for the whole sea-
sons use.
ihere Is a great deal Of tonic proper
~ IN the bark of the apple tree, esoec-
lally the root. One of the best tonics
we have is prepared from the inside
bark OF this root. 1t is not among
the Othcinal preparations in the L. IS.
Dispensatory, out it ought to be. 1t
is called PhlOridZine. We have used
it in many cases with good success,
and many patients can bear this with
out Inconvenience, who cannot take
quinine. In general debility and
dyspepsia, it is often an excellent
remedy. 1t is too expensive for gen.
eral practice, and should be manufac-
tured in larger quantities. So, also,
the juice Of the apple, or cider, often
proves a good medicine. In chronic
arrangements of the liver, and in
dysentery, old cider, has been found
to produce very salutary effects
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