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N fHHA& NfNFF+ff I'M WEN%a NAAtMNH -
Died oathe4th inst, liza Harrison
.GetE sou Of J., d. and Emely E.
iGof, at his fathers residence in this
liace' ss. s5s g, adg 1850 a y
Ira was a promising hoy in the
fourteenth year of his age, and died
after Que Weeks illness. We tender
to his bereaycd parents, relations and
friends our warmest sympathy, in
this their hour Of sadness, And
while We are none philosophers
enough not to grieyc and be recon-
silcd to these irrevocable DEGREES Of
providence,--yet there are consol-
Ing thoughts, that We ought to in,
dulgc IN. That the loved ones aru
better off than with lis and thatthe
same sad event cannot come again.
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I'M MILITIA.

The Mchia mus; b. organized.
and the proclamation has been pro
claimed 20 tba, effect. General
officers have been appointed for
several districts, and when there i,
no earthly use for them or the
troops. The people howl and cry
against ii. Yet, while there is a
chance for the white men to organ.
izc themselves into companies and
prevent the over.running of negro
battallions and the further desc
Grafton of the State, they seek
exemption in the fire companies
and lag along and pay great indif-
ference until it will be too late
for their own safety and the good
of the State. In some portions
there is some life and objection
given TO the proceeding, of this
unlawful and unjust act of Alcorn's
cabinet /; but 1t is like the man Ia.
king two steps forward and Slip
ping back one--wlliIe some try to
resist and do good, Others, and
many others at that, undo the
by taking side with the
"Robbers' and crying aloud IT'S
for him, or them /; they had
no business doing this, or that
In other words, they are cowcrcn,
and co Heren too much for the
once good name of the State of
Mississippi to be ever reSurrected.
l here never W S an event but
what the State was equal to the
emergency, and history has never
but of the daring deeds of
Ter chivalric sons. But where are
low the chivalric sons Of Missis-
Dead and numbered with
he past. Where are her second
generation? Echo answer, many
ire helping the Radicals to damn
Ter in the everlasting gulf of infa-
ny, too craven, too selfish TO vim.
or uphold the fair name left
hem by their ancestors /; while
the good and true minority
ave sought other homes and 9TH
7 ands-scattered 10 the fore
sinds Of the earth--some thriymeI
'pder other State governments,
the remainder sleeping the
that knows no waking on
battle fields. Yes. men
the honorel sleep on beds |
them By true devotion TO-
heir native land, and are now dali
dissraced by the surviving gem
'ration, who permit the "vacant
to be befouled and occupied
y the worst God-forsaken hounds
II human observation-disclosures. or
half and -half' Southerners--
Footprints should ever be
wiped from the face of the earth,
their carcasses made to ma
larc the land they have so readily
tanned. What has been written,
MIR. Editors, are facts. Our Saviour
las said forgive thy enemies, etc"
cannot do that, but We hope
day 70 give them al d decent
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Died ~. the morning Of the 9th

Died On the morning Of the 9th
Vim. Ward, Of flux, at the res
idencc Of Capt. Booktcr, in this
The Diseased was in The sixty
second year ofhis age when he died.
Vas origionaly from the. State of
North Carolina, and had for forty
years been a resident Of Oktibbelm
county in this State. Mr.. Ward.
leaves kind relations and friends to
mourn his untimclv loss.
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Chasssfy MA

VI -
The State Of Mississippi, sAkFI1
Psncla county.
In the chaneery Court Of ssia .,,,
In vacation, before the clsri S.us
hisoilce IN the town Of psscIs y
first Day q Angus, A. .. 1870.
Richard Sheison geqNa
No. $50 npvs. Mn A. NJ
n Chloe Shelton. < JFNTWS
Upon opening descendants I'm |. NJ
Il appearing to the msishessae n t.r1
said defendant Chloe shel,os, ~
due inquiry, be found II tkisee1s
residence and post-oiluc addtvs ~
dant after diliiyent inquiry ~
tAined: n Il theseeas orastv61c ~
thatsaid defendant DO enter
herein On 81 before TIE kfsai1,s
term o the Court TO be holder 4 n
House OF said county In The tow IN
the lst Monday Ia October ia
answer or drmur 70 ccmphiuuus N
same will I've taken as coneAt&,
set for hearing ex-parte, Its hras,
that a copy Of this order be pthAul
:" Weekly Panola Htar" o psl,Ie y
printed and pablishea h the pmal1
said County, for four weeks SUCCESSIVE
A true copy,
JAMES II. PIEReE,
s. o.. SpsscEs, Solicitor. ssKs.
a20-5t sew
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Notice.

10 the crsdtors " thse'tat efR LIB Water,,
decreased
The Clerk Of the CLancery Court Of Pamela
county, Mississippi, having NJ the July term
1870 OF said Court, made out and filed a state
meat otall the CLAIMS registered against said
dcccdent, said statement will be taken up for
examiSatson aud allowance on the first Monday
in October 1870, when and where YOU are re.
tqaeste5 to attend.
By order Of Court.
Issued August 9Th, 1910.
aso-4t J.H. PIERCE, Clerk.
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Ed.

At the residence Of YIN, Maui,
in Batesville on the 4th inst, Mrs.
Anne Marie Korppcn, in the 59th
year Of her age, She was a native
of Germany.
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Tax Notice.

The prisiiegc,tas levied uader. section fos.
of,he Revenue bill is now due, this is to notify
taS-payers under sssa aet that | am ready e
receipt for the same.
is8 u. 0ZANNE, Shff.
and Tax Collector Of Pamela county.
a6-2Bl = ASS a.
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r Hiram Statierfeld
No 1896 vs. II. Fa.
U. Ozanne, Administrators .ar
Of D, Moore, deceased,
ny virtue Of the above stated writ to me d.
rected from the office of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court Of Pamela county Mississippi, |
will, on Monday the 3rd day of October next,
In trout of the courthouse door, in tho town
of Pamela, in said county of Pamela, within
legal hours, expose to sell at public auction to
The highest bidder for cash, all the right, title
and interest that the defendant has in and to
the following described lands, to-wit: Lots
Nog6,.7, Sand . in Block 3 in the said town Of
Panoia. The above property was levied upon
us the estate of B. Moore, deceased, in the
hands Of I. 01annc, administrator.
st O-3t J. A. FOLK, J. r.
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y Becket, nj al gov
Upon opening eompisin ants bill In this eauss, II
appealing 70 the sitisf,ction Of the Court that
defendafft Isz lBeckes, q. d. Bails, and her
husband John 3 Btily. who resides at Hack.
ueyetllei stste Of Alabama, Q. A. Morris and
her husband l. @. Morris, who resides at OAK
Bowssy, State OF Alsaauna, Frances Ann. Beckett
Martha W. Beckett, A. y. Tourney, and her
husband John Flonrnoy who resides Ut Rayettc
Courthouse, State of Alabama, are oil non res
idents Of the State Of Mississippi. ta lsf
III therefore ordered by the Court that the
said dchndant, do enter theirappearance here
IN on or before the first day Of the next term
Of this Court, to be holden at the Courthouse
ofsaid County m the town of Penola, on the
first Monday in October A. D. 1870, and plead
answer or demuf, to the compliments bill or
the same will be taken a. confessed.
1t is further ordered BY the Court, that copy
Of this order be published in the Weekly Panola
STAR, a public news paper, printed and pub
lished in the town of Pamela 10 said County for
four weeks succcssively and that d copy thereof
be forwarded by mail postage paid to the
addressed each OF said defendants.
A true copy.
81 j. c, HARRISON,
Clerk and Master,
Harrison 6 Taylor, SOL for Complainats.
ag-27-5ti
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"He who invests ono dollar IN
business should invest one dollar IN
advertising. 4. r. Stewart.
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lla s'rpr w. witnessed At tie
nefsf last evening" u va- ~,
tsgl ,n a di,ott tii that was rc-
cent, decided IN our Circuit Court.
WHIST ~ ~ the matter with the
women t-Er
Two oll friends met fcw days
ago. and wcro about taking a friend.
ly glass in memory Of better days.
when hctolloviug c0uycrsationtook
place
Tom ~ Wen, Dick, hear You are
a democrat can it be true?'
DECEIVED, Tom, Tn afraid IN
have 70 plead guilty to the charge"
Tom-"Wcll, | never would have
believed il. You and | were old
Wings, aud have fought the Demo
for thirty ycara, aud now corl
YOU to knock under aud join them,
.ooks curious enough
Dick-"Yes, Tom, it does look q
title curious, but it is only curious
II looks. I can't G where | and
he Democrats disagree now in any
and why should We be enc
MES when it will take us all to save
he country. The truth is, Tom,
cast the whole matter up in my
mind and have come to the conclu-
ion that II man must now be one of
hreo things a Radical, a Democrat
'ra d--d fool.'-Saueanah Re-
.ubiicaR.
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Notice.

10 the creditors n Mehaei Light, deceased.
The Clerk Of the Chancery Court Of Panol,
county, State Of Mississippi, having, attbs Jul
term 1870 of said Court made out and fled
statement Of all the claims registered agains
said decedent Said statement will be, tsken ~
for examination and allowance GU the fra
Mcaday in October 1870, when and where 20,
are requested to attend.
BY order ofthc Court ~
Issued August 4th, 1870 l4a8lU
aao-4t J. n. PIERCE, Clerk.
~ Ne'iss. III
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To Riaa tsa-. 80 k.sl.s--
sna s~s.y Williams ~
s9as'l. fssss And he 49,.
w tlssr Nd. sss ~
80 '.'s -. decreased 60
sas 8. ssssv'sIssd
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Ststs Of H1l0IuiA
cont, ID shs
~ ID osscbsr, is70 ~
hnal aerusss q tsty
q ths es.sse u niIlssy csskI3
not b allowed asasppssSsl
'by order Ct Court,
|,,,.,, JAMES n ,ua
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Notice.

70 tne creditors cf Hssriso. dec
The CLERK 81 NE cbsaesry Court Or Psnol,
county Mississippi having q The July tern
1870 Of taid Coutt sneds cut and 6isd 1 stste.
meuto al the claixns rsslstersd aeasnst NM
decedent; said stAstmens wili b aiken IN q,
examination and allowance % the hfst Mond.y
quested to attend.
BY order " coarty easag8E aasY A !
( Issued "A gust tshl issoeE kEs daf@
as sgaJAnng H. IIERCKT Clerk.
aAo-o' aN34isy III ssnM sAgne
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Jnly 10th 1874
Iohcr for sale, subject TO renters claims. nv
tive sections OF valuable land FIVE miles
west AZ Sardis on favorable terms, apply to p.
BaIinger on the place, Messrs. Douoho, Joy
! Co, and Mcssrs. Register, Trezzevant / Co.
Memphis, or the undersigned At Oxford, Miss
lN28.Am U. u NARNiNcNr
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COURSE ON STUDY.

Book KEEPING as applied TO Merchandising,
Manufacturing, Commission, Banking lnsu-
rance, Railroading, Steamboating, Individual,
Partnership, Charter Cos, Commercial Law
Lectures ~ memben ofthe bar, business PEN
manshiR Mercantile Arithmetic, Telegraphiug,
&C. gaW t9#eN @ssf aAi q ftnt fI Z
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'claMs ssase.

Erastus SnlsA "a SSssNkmsxs
sid n. the aSAtsS66 49, M -,
once addrsas 49, dnGn 4 airsrisv, -
not Be asccrtainsa ,Ssne6nilh, No -,
a. Hooersville IN The So u ostA Ca.sNss,
pruxton Smith, Fraaklia GnitlE wv
west n her husband - Wet Nsry ~
Smith and Levi ". Smith, vho ma. :,
gelsnyhleia the staessf ssVfh cssslss-
sGestings w Nm ia .1T
You, and each ofyou, ~ Assssy eissd d m.
PM Oe'ore the Chancsfy Ccsrt Of The coupiv
Of Panola STATE Of MiIuimippt, e q conr;,
house Of said county In The town u I 49, -
the inst Monday Of 0ctsAsT, ls7o. laske~ -.
why The final eeeount u ! 'Is-.r sss.s
adninis.sstcrs Of ~ sseats q W1ss~ n
Smut. <sssesl \; sAcala ~ b allousS ma
@PR5s4H< - sf =
~. JAMES y PIERCE CA.
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a iiai ti4sa bHHHsa q iNaies
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TIE rfu-cssprs IN this ~lepsHmtai have made
iasns sarsf NJ 'tiscot~sies W the treatment Of
laHE. iAFsai anA hpse diseasts.
I tft Asn K,A BtFiAtfrsf The rte ani
eaf MRS ieadefls and ttiabphanhy treated
tuNfihFstiAt DrrAHtatSf.- Devoted To- The
exclusive ircainrht ~ y elass " maladier.
n~aineless here. BY mn aide p~tpcssorlip.
SrEgtcAl nrrAnrvENt-WC daily perform
ne most important ofctations known 10 sdr.
gerry ssas
An affairs Of a private character held sacred.
" confidential Nad .t f
Rrs@ ofieo hours irem 8 o'clock in the nor.
ming tit six o'clock IN The evening. Open
every Sunday forenoon, from ga m TO II a. 10.
\ treaties on oil diseases free Of charge TO
J. ~ RUSSELL, n. D.,
Consulting Physician
J. e. WATSON, Secretary.
l.. O. WARRAS, Treasurer.
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ehansasy Notice

Tie State Of Mississippi, \
Pamela county.
In the Chanccry Court Of salacoun,
Term 4. D. 1870.
,s No. aS3.
Mary u. S:eger, G. al,
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Fanola teaasfsj
Ia me rlsssa dssstaf nd cvsssy
ktihouy Sell. .aas a. o " Sea, IL
~. ". Us
Jahs Hses
Attachment wss Issued sn fhs fsh ~ q
december fsGs. seaIaa The Esssss ef Jshs
Rees. brlendaat fsf he sass n Thfee heBdr~s
and Ninety setea Dollars and Ninety Cessp
fetnf able 70 he aid CosHA
sbslce, Is hersty Gwen " nd tybs nssl
Defendant. who reite 4 fsl<D<s1saes N M
State u Misssufl, hat usisn " spyssrs Il ~
Circuit cs.st~ e ~ ceunsy 10 b teitss ID
tho batf hns1oo 49, ID
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me s''s'S - oLtzsoy c,.,,
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Asel "a The State Of Mississippi,
rnnoIa County
Bsdesvills, Jass n, isa7.
To w. J. sheIton-- 0rssfrs.
Whereas, d. T. Harris and j. p. Applstou
and others have pesitlsned fos the ssls Ola GER
tain house situated In ths town ef naissvil,
under me ,hanics' Iein bsleaging to VIM. J
Shelton, who 10 q non resident ofthe State; n
Is therefore ordered that said W. J. Shelton b
and appear before NJ d ny s9esin he town
Of Baiesvills on The frxt day Of August mex,
to answer TO said mechanics tsia, Stksrwtss
judgment will be given by dslEalt and said
property sold = satisfy sid claims and cost
Given under my hasbA14 tnl. tAaAn
W. ". MITCHELL, Mayor, tai
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09


IIox. PIEHRE sSrLE, NhO-T death Al New
Orleans Ne announced last week, was 4
native Of Southern France, which be len
ia early iin, STOPPED while in soaIh
Amsriea, bu, sSsn removed 10 New orleans
where be had resided nv more Than fsny
years. DesOling himself 90 'se law, he
soon acquired fasss as democratic n'n'er
and leader, and was elected to the STARE
Senate Ia lst5. lie was scoa amer elected
10 the United States eenste and became n
promInent aud inaaen,iai rdvrcsle Of the
southern flights bee,siur
President Pierce appuinled him
Minister to spain. During his rosi-
dcnco IN Madrid he fought a duol
with the French Minister, NJ. Turs
got, giving him n scVrre wound in
the knee, On his return to this
country, Mr.. sculs advocated tho
nomination of Douglas for tho Pros
idcncy In 1856, and wis much dis.
appointed by tho choice of Buchan.
an. lie supported Douglas again
in 1860. During the war, Mf. Soule
was arrested by Con. Butler and
confined several months in Fort
Lafayette. After his relcare he
was appointed a Brigadier General
in the Confederate Army, but never
served in that capacity.
At the close of the war bu found
himself broken in fortune; and
this, together with family afiiic.
tons, prcyed upon an irritable tenn
permanent, already seriously affect
cd by his Imprisonment; and othef
events. "At hist" says the New
Orleans Pirat unc, "his mighty in.
tcllcct tottefcd on it's thf5ne," and
bdfore long stink into imbccility,
through suftenihg of the brain"
and for two years before his death
he was without capacity to com
prchend what was passing in that
world in which no had shonc so
conspicuously for mahJ FEARS"
Inc SNi'c PHPci o"3 q 'h"' ~
son Mr.. Sottlb #as Remarkably
hands ,mc; that his voice was
"wondcrfully magnetic in It's infu-
encc on his hearers" that his man
ncrs in society were gentle and win
ming, although his nature was
"proud, aspiring ,tsnd ithpatithti J
and that lie wifi BE- remembered in
New Orleans as one of the "most
brilliant, learned, intellectual and
gifted men who have lived and died
there during the past fifty years
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

REcoSsrRUcTIoS ON II MILITARY
Basis. Day before yesterday, in
the Senate, an amendment was pre-
scntcd to the Georgia bill, ITO sup
press disorders and an assessment
Of the expense upon the people"
This is repetition Of the worst re-
taliatory measures of tho war. Day
before yesterday Gov. Holden, OF
North Carolina, telegraphed the
President to suspend the habeas
corpus act in that State. Gov. Hol-
den teIegraphs a Senator: Eve have
Federal troops but we want power
70 act. Is it possible the Govern
mcnt will abandon its loyal people
to be whipped and hanged2 The
habeas corpus act should BIO sus-
pended atoncc.' ~ "' DO
In. Mississippi, on Monday, Gov.
Atcorn, sent in message to the
Legislature, recommending tho
speedy organization of the militia
arms and ammunition to be placed
at convenient depots, and'if the mi
litia is called into active service the
districts rendering it necessary to
pay thu. expenses.
We hare already reported the
facts that, a portion Of Tennessee
has been gaIrisoRed afrssh and that
military intervention rs still rcquir-
ed in virginia. 'TrulyI peaeeasle
reconstruction seems difficult to ac.
complish.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09

Fhast .ais. ffr. harley fafn tfia
49,. Halis anf sll tlnis N ffffia
hies. 40 n uhifh rins A. Iafffiinn
sl,sh pfafsfly Tiled
dosofthink that's more healthy
healthy isa ~ hland iu t.sas uf
ssy uihsr oonnfrt Tho Eft ufihf
tdunlry y high sHd hrakrn 1ht
sirrams haze inlasense hill che bank ,
high rnderiug ssen ihe creek boi
ians esiirely ircp nom Overflow
aud hence entirely ffes ff0m those
impurities which originate in the
lDalllies where there h siagnaied
water. As an evidence IT the fact
that this is one ~ the healthiest Of
tho healthy localities, there are bat
two physicians ia the county, and
they have not professional work
enough IN keep them engaged more
than hall their time,
We have a number OF good raih-
seats, TOR steam mills, apt plenty ~
work fora large 0ne to do; We have
but ono in the eohnty, and a fF' Q
scope OF country TO DO supfllea, 'sHt
want some ehterpismg RAN - ssu,e
and pm, MP q good ono, " Wiz te
= gooa Investment. MefS hSAt WEEK.,
~. SFANSi ffsr,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-09


GfE-It will be seen by n telegram among
the dispatches We give today, that the
Hon. John C. Conner has been awarded
seat in the National House of Representa-
tivcs, The contest Of Mr. Grafton to the
contrary Notwithstanding. This is one
thing, at least, to put down. TO the credit
Of the radical Committee who decided the
case. John C. Conner, though young, is
able. and will do his whole duty, fearlessly
and faithfully, rs the Representative Of
the Second Texas Congressional District
We are not at all sorry for Capt. Grafton,
who contested Corners seat. A more i'm
p,rlcnt and shameless attempt was hever
made to get Oh office than that mado by
Grafton to slander Texas and get Conner's
seat il Congress, r.H-. ........ ~