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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-17
Including West Virginia.

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II this be true, says the Union and
american, instead Of being an argu'
ment in favor of Radicalism, it is the
reverse. 1t shows how much more
effective local government in the
South in 1860 was in maintaining
the peace and dignity Of the State
than carpet-bag government was
in the same States in 1870. The in
crease in population in the several
States might reasonably account for a
proportional increase in crime, but for
all crime, in excess of this, radicalism
is fairly responsible. Kentucky, which
escaped a carpet-bag government,
shows an increase of crime about in
proportion to her increase in popula-
ton. Missouri has increased her pop
ulation about forty per cent, and her
number of homicides about ninety,
the extra fifty per cent. being charge
able to Radical misgovernment and
the general spirit of official inem-
cheney and domineering partisan lazi-
ness it encouraged. In Florida, the
paradise of unchecked carpet-baggery,
the ANNUAL number Of homieides is
five times as great as in 1860. South
Carolina, next in rank for murder,
is also next in the rankness Of
its Radical corruption. Texas, where
Radicalism feels itself strong enough
to prevent one Texan from even giving
away his own liquor to another on
election day, comes next, and the 9TH
ers, except Virginia and North Caro-
lima, follow close at her heels, in near
~ TRIPPING the number Of homicides.
The reality of Democratic rule in Vir-
ginis, and the near prospect Of it in
North Carolina, in 1870, has already
had such wholesome effects that the
number of homicides in those States
had only doubled since 1850. In short,
under Radical rule in the South,
murder has kept step with governor
tai extravaganza, the increase Of State
1ebts, and administrative rascality
generally,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-17

THE present Congress has two hun
dred and forty-three members, on ac-
count Of the admission of Nebraska
and Neveda after the apportionment
Of 1852 was made. By dividing the
number Of people In each State by the
ratio, neglecting remainders, two
hundred and twenty-siX Congressman
are assigned to the several States, and
fifteen remain to be awarded to the
largest fractions. These will belong
to California, Indiana, Louisiana,
Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, Mis-
souri,, New Jersey, New York, North
Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia,
West Virginia and Wisconsin. By
this mean Indiana, louisiana, Mary
land, North Carolina, Tennessee, Vir-
ginia and West Virginia are barely
saved from a loss in their representa-
ton. The States which lose represen-
tatives are New York, three; Ohio
and Pennsylvania two each; Maine,
Massachusetts,, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, Vermont, Connecticut
and Kentucky, one each. Illinois and
Missouri will gain two each; Iowa,
Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, New
Jersey, Texas and Wisconsin, one
each. AS many of the larger States
will lose members under the above
plan, an efoat will be msde to increase
the representation to about two hum
dred and eighty. This will be strongly
opposed, and the chances OF the addi-
ton being made are decidedly un.
promising.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-17

renorseful nature, interposed between
these corrupt politicians and theil
prey. With a grim Joy, they whet-
ted their beaks for the repast,
aud extended their talons to grasp
the putrld carrion of bribery. But
these birds Of evil omen, after the
gTatihation of their ravenous hunger,
have lifted their shadows from the
face Of our fair land, and winged their
dusky flight to some more congenial
region, and 1t is TO be hoped that the
excavations which they have received,
and the monuments of infsmy they
have left to their dishonored
names, viii serve as q warning to fu-
ture generations.
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nurrrra-Rx.
4 u WATSON, ID. ID. s., once We S18
j MAIN streetsneaFly opposite thesPea
body Hotel.
ALSO PROPRIETOR OF TIE MEMPHIS
DENIAL lEpnT.

Special attention given 10 saving Teeth,
however much they have dscayed or SEIZED
Neariy twenty years experience IN the prac-
tiCe Of Dentistry, teaches Us that many tnOu-
sands Of teeth are ~igncrantly and rsckl 1ssly
extracted, annually, that might be preserved
and rendered serviceable during life by an
educated and skillful Dentist. The painful
extraction Of teeth viii be performed My
when actual necessity requires 4. All dis
eases of the Teeth, Gums and Mouth skllful-
" frosted, an cured. Advice freely given as
% the only certain method OF preserving the
natural teeth from decay
NoTE--My new and Improved method or
mounting teeth on nue gold, enables me 20
insert teeth which are stronger. more oura-
bic, more elsaniy, can be worn more COM
fortably, are more beaufifDl. and In every
respect tar superior 70 aay othsr nos kn0Wn
or In use. And as the process OF
these teeth does not require bali the time
and labor OF the Old gold PATCHWORK, a
cost therefore VIII be one-half less endLhe
gold purer. lsI7l 0FEECBs Sas MAhA ~
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WHILE the sympathies of III

WHILE the sympathies of the
country with the misfortunes of the
sufferers by the Chicago fire are &C
lively taking shape in the lavish sub
scription OF large sums of money for
their relief, it is painful to observe the
mereenary conduct of some of the cit
liens of the ravaged city, who shame
fully turn the losses of their fellow
citizens to their own account. OF this
character was the act of that house.
holder in the unburned district of
Chicago, who charged a merchant,
who wished to resume business
promptly, $4,000 for a room which was
usually rented for $50. This conduct
seems so incredible that If the fact
were not vouched for by telegraph. it
would be difficult TO place credence in
its truth. There Is fear that this case
Of heartless selfshness will not be the
only one that will be brought 70 light
during the efforts of the sufferers by
the fire to re-estahlish themselves,
Those people of Chicago who propose
to profit By their neighbors' misfor-
tuneS appear to forget that charity be-
gins, or should begin, at home.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-17

TIE name of ]. A. SignaigO ap-
pears in the Press, Of last evening, as
one of the editors Of that papey. He
will, henceforth, devote hi"
columns, EXCLUSIVE " i"7
ment Wiz 'eAy' 1hAS annOunce
..al be hailed with satisfaction
by the many friends Of Mr.. Signaigo,
who is known to the people Of Mem
phis as q gentleman in all the rela-
tons of life, a good citizen, and brill
liant writer and an industrious MEM
Der of the press fraternity. We wish
him well. His connection with the
Press viii be of advantage TO a paper
that has already made its mark.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-17

It may be said that her signature
has never been placed to any public
document of which she did not know
the purpose and of which she did not
approve. Those cabinet councils of
which you all hear, and which are ne
cessarily the scene of anxious and inn
portantd eliberation6 are reported and
communicated on their termination by
the minister TO the sovereign,and they
often cali from her critical remarks,
necessarily requiring considerable at
tention. And / viii venture 70 add
that no person likely toadminister the
affairs OF this country would treat the
suggestions of Her Majesty with in
difference, for at this moment there
IL, probably, no person living In this
country who has such complete con
troll over the political traditions Of
England as the sovereign herself. The
last generation of statesmen have all,
or almost all, disappeared-the Sir
Robert Peels, the Lord Derbys, the
Lord PaimerstOns have gone, and
there Is no person who can advise Her
Majesty, or is likely to advise Her
Majesty in thetimes in which we live,
or who can have such a COM
plete mastery of what has occurred in
this country, and Of all the great and
important effairs of state, foreign and
domestic, for the last thirty-four years,
as the Queen herself. He, therefore,
would not be a wise man who would
not profit by Her Msiesty's judgment
and experience. I have felt Il my
duty to make these remarks in intro
drrnfnn~ kAfr kAnok - nO~o0.rn.a0
Of some erroneous opinions on
the duties of the sovereign, which are
now too common. / would venture,
in conclusion, to remind those whom
l address, that, although Her Majesty
may be, and often is, OF great service
and assistance to her servants, there
never was a more constitutional SOW
than present Queen. All
who have served her would admit
that when ministers have been selected
by her in Difference towhatshe believed
to be the highest interests of the
State in the opinion of the country, |
she gives to them a complete conf
.ence and undertaking support. But
although there never was q sovereign
who would more carefully avoid AFRO
to herself any power or prerog-
which the constitution does not
authorize, so l would add there never
was a sovereign more jealous or more
jealous of the prerogatives
the constitution has allotted to
her, because she believes they are for
the welfare of her people. I there
fore propose to you 'The health of Her
Majesty and may she long continue
reign which has been distinguished
BY public duty and private virtue"
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$1,000 COOS

DY the authority OF the act CT NE LeEisls-
o ture Of Kennedy, Of March laE9L me
Trustees Of the Pablo Library Of KentucV
VIII give q GRAND GIFT GCNCEhf. g
Louisville, Ky on Tuesday, October g. III;
10000 tickets Of admission. SO escht cur
reRcT: half ckets. 81 quarter tickets. UO-
Tickets viii be sent b. registered letter. tbs
mone7 for them may oe sent hy P. o money
order, greenbacks or draft. zach ticket con-
holder Is entitled TO admission 10 the con-
cert, and 70 the value OF the gilt awarded 70
Il. or Its fraction $4,000 in greenbaeks
viii be distributed TO holders Of tickets IN
gifts OF from si00,Co0, the highest, TO sl00, the
lowest, being I'll gifts IN ali. the concert u
for the bsnent OF the fu0lls Library OF Ken
lucky. The Citizens Bank OF kentncky Is
treasurer: and the corpOraiOrs and superY1-
sora are the Hon ThemRs Z. BraDletta, late
Governor Of KantuekF. and twenty seven OF
the m0at dist4u guishcd and reBp5etaole ctl-
zens OF the Slate. z un1ersisneds late
principal business mauager Of the very sue
cassnl gift conosrt for the benefit Of the Aer-
camille Library Al san francisco. has been
appointed Agent and Manager Of thls d1en1
en- Concert. The drawing and a~sriDnt9n
wiz take piaeem rublc. and vi
be IA to satisfy tuyers Sf tickets tast 1ett
interests wiz be As well pr0teetA - e.sS
were personally present 70 suPeLLAssn1
entire affair. for tickets ara a nI2Ea-oA
10 Main street ~.
MO- Aston House New 4ork-
H. n. Hempsted. 40 Broadway AAHAoAses
~ a. Ffsnoh. Virginia city. Nevada.
M ~ WoIn. No. SO Chestnut s.. .. Loul.
T1~Eefa also for sale IN eFefy prominent
NO. ~ tha limited states. seAeo0
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-17

THE several towns and counties be-
tween Vicksburg and Ship Island are
subscribing to the capital stock of 8
railroad company created to connect
Vicksburg with the gulf. With Vicks-
burg, Memphis viii soon have direct
connection by means OF the levee
railway which General Adams is
h1siIding.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-17

From the best Information yet obtsined in
IegSrdt the Manhattan Insurance ompan
OF New York, her losses viii NOT exceed We
hundred Thousand dollars.
Assets OF Manhattan T-HsuRANcr Covn
y o. NEW YORK. July ], 71.........S 81, 40 7e9 Of
~ however, future developemeuts prove
Ine~ OF any OF the above comma.
mes. polcy holders shall be advised al fha
Sery esrIest practical moment. The bnsi-
Ices community and property owners can
see hoW essential capital is to secatyftv- esneeIs
siiy when 1t is considered that We OF fhis
city, with by no meenssuch resources Tor ihe
~ 1.sh1nent OF fires, are equally liable 10
Slvn q olssster as that which has besallen
Cnicago. C~ARRINGTON MASON. Agent
Oclo No. y Madison Street.
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To CHICAGO, October IL, lSl.
~ andes Insurance Company:
ANDES losses win not exceed three bnr.
dred thoussnd dollars H~
lSigned.l <. Z. RYAN 49,.
Inc above was forwarded To this a9encv
signed 81. B. Bennett, President" "seHeS'
Iotai assets OF Andes INSURANCE CoMPA-
~ July i 81 5I 900 n
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JULIAN Q. sRuIax. oReANIsr At

JULIAN {. SHALzZ, ORGAETgT AT
- PETERS,; TzAcAER or VOCAL MUSIC
teach, and in offering TO the mi III mn
treaty on Vocal Music from q soientidc. ar
tisfic and aesthetic position, we aqEl ~ Won,
Applicants receivo lesnnns m
trial, for which no charge is made. unjasS Che
applicant feels confident OF success. Circn-
laEE % nusic stores. SEES
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-17

WE congratulate our afternoon CO
temporary Of the Ledger on sure evil
dences Of It's success, involved in Its
enlargement.
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HOmICIDEs.

The Radical papers + passing
around the following statistical table,
the purpose OF which is to show that
crime in the Southern States was much
greater in 1870 than in 1856:
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r. CHICAGO, October Is, ISL,
TO Darlington Mason, Agent:
thousand dollars. seventy
signed !. I. ST. JOHN, Asst. Man.
ASSess OF imperial lNsVRAEoR CoNPANY n,
LONDON NGLENAo-., -,..s IS, 10000 in gold
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-17
PYRoNS
Planetary Horse Power.

prsw zoRsE PoWER EVEN IN.
1entedI The power OF The horssqaSo<n-
ledi nxrrPH1s, TEzN.. Tune = ISL
we. ihs undsrsigned eltazsnso O. 4seb1ni.
cstsn ~ PyronB Planetary foHer 70 s1
ss.5sev .eeU Cotton Sin, with the UAoa-
D4. me Cir was xo4oTyeG AslL
seo1difv. with = fnll roll Of cotee. $500
rA2.1 4 N sasy gain and drausnti al1 ~
m1 49, 100 thafw We nenevs Is grsatly s1pe-
lo 1Lt. = eov horse power We have any A19N--
TOT = 4 ard 4 power suitable Tor eVsrF plan
So ~ 4 gIr. 6rIst or SaW-muL
por - Tr1L- Machiulst and AllWLtga1
t@-oF hrm o. Ford Porter GO,
- PoRTRa. drn Of Ford. Porter %
aousoN. ~. -. Hamp1Hs Ie11
4c1TI uMA y. D. 8elnpa4. IeRns
~ WHrI HMoH1, EeUr4H Tenn
SHARPE & ROBERTS. sols Aesn.s
- ne saio q stats. coz1ty snd Md.zie
~ pichf7 for Ark1ufa a. and ~ 2 -
$500 $3.50 est o. fa Hte1zAI-
..e 80 FniI dIfec1.ona fsr hlll1ln4 -
$500 rsren q e1rA E4524&f
@ EEItI-t
- 4 naar.< a.te11
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A CARD.

ER0M ofieial Information iust raceIved
Il and furnished below. I now feel warranted
In assuring all interested, especially those
hoIalng policies In the Fire Insurance. CONF
Pshles which l represent, that, after the paw
meat OF all losses resulting from me late
tefrlOIe conhagration IN Chicapn- fha
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GKE. AGKECY HOME ms. Co. OF NEW YoRk .
st. LOUIS. Mo-, October IL, 1871.
To Darlington Mason, Agent:
Chicago losses less thar two millions All
right; go ahead.
lsigned. CT. MORTON, Gen. Agt.
New York, July l, s7I.---...,..s4 81. ia Sedd
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4 miles from New York cifv ~ aszsnl. %
Ealiroaa running eeHtr ally fhrougfs Ida Gity,
L95s mere are hereby offered for ale an the
credit o. ten years. ? kyable in ter .ssnnnsi IN.
ssalne1ts-saI 70 " per year On eac6 lot.
nns Reasss5 e gs9ass me above sropsrty pro.
Of tns lots, say foQ0. On he e6age fs91sa
without ,ntsrsst The East - YER BridTe Il
naEhaffan lalaExd, mon ~Efr5 = e491 49,
sfturted with Long 3siands N7" Ae1A
x1ls y k9eo oPporfunikE for spv person
sums n me puEehese Of II go iafs ,rer8s
81 ssszf s1e Hisnln tss re- ca 81 ali frop-
xaIne Is soon a. EsEt R1e X R4t'irs = ro1a.
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PRICES OF THE
MAS 0 N & LIN
CABINET ORGANS.

HAVING vastly increased their f~acIlitie.
II for manufacture, the Mason and Hamliu
Organ Company are now enabled TO ofeI
their well known Organs, which are the ac.
knowledged standard Of excellence among
instruments OF the class, at prices of In ferioT
work. They print their oWestp prices, which
are, therefore,, alike to an. inyarishIa The
following are Illustrations:
81
me same, Double Reed G6
F1ye-Cctave Organs, with Tremulant,
Carved q Ornamented...-.-...- 100
The same, Double Reed, with Five stops. ~
Forty otnec Styles up o--.........-- l00o
All IN solid Black Walnut. All the Orrans
made by this Company ara thoroughly drsf-
class In every respect, They will moi make
the so-caled cheap Organs at any price. TINE
comparative superiority of their instruments
Is now greater than ever before, as every
competent Judge who win earefulIy exsmfne
and colnpar must percsive.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Wood Ont
irom photograph oft different styles. mn
Information and loWest prices; also. Tesfj.
monial Circular viii be sent free to any al
dress, ~
MASON q HAMLIN ORGAN CO.
MsrsrOsns, 5ss srsadway, New Ysrk.
my5dAw
IA "a HG q Il.
John g. KERR, Attorney at Law. hasy
y moved his ofnCe to No. 40 North CnIf
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ORIGINAL CAPITAL

encroached upon.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-05-20


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sas aoss4l q esppi With D.
Versailles Fqvsrtmeui sai threat.
aed With ihe g~uiisgile Aiisent
minaies fa.i ioar osek ihs zbls
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demoliion. ard mlisnly. 10 TIE sur
pg's q ihe spectators tie MT col.
mHH moved ani swayed. and tlrsn
swcit masniieehty devp. brrsting
Fragments a. i struck the earth.
Il fell lengthwisc IN the Isue De h
exactly on iheuanurc cushion
prepared for i, With a dull, heavy
numbering sound. while thick cloud
Of dust and crushed and powdered
rose IN the air. The crowd
Is soon ne the column fcll, gave ire
shouts Of ~viye Ia Com
sndtLe bands played the Mar
hymn. When the dust clear
u away, there Jay the glorious col
nmn u shattered pieces, its bronze
aud masonry in two masses together
ia the middle and the statue Of the
cinpcsor several feet from ono end Of
tie column with lis head knocked
off. The crowd rushed forward 10
collect fragments as rcliets and the
guards werennable to resist the rush:
neat, the orators commenced their
speeches, indulging mall sorts Of cx-
lnvagant language,
The statue of'the Emperor was
.reated as ifitwas the Emperor him.
The national guards sTat in
is face aud struck it with their rifles
the ceremonies were conc!u-
led the crowds dispersed, and the
soldiers moved of, waving their rcd
lags and giving expression to their
by continual shoutings. 1t is
believed a grand assault will take
place in q few hours. |
The enemies ofThicrs assert that
9 Is delaying because he is afraid,
nd his hour will arrive when the
rmy captures Paris.
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DlED.--At Courtland on Satur-
day last, Mrs. NJ. Il. johnson, wife
Of Col. W. b. johnson.
DIED.-In this place on the 18th
inst, Mrs. G. Hafyay, aged 81 years.
She wasa native Of North Carolina
and moved to this county in 1887,
since which time she las resided in
the county. She. was a christian
and much beloved and respect
cd by all who knew her.
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From the Memphis Appeal
A PAINFUL EPISODE.

A person Of fine Imagination may
Term, perhaps, an approximate idea
OF the suffering, the broken hearted-
noss ana despair resulting FROM 4
scene Ike this. Fouf Or five months
ago u Young MANTLE father of three
children, was consigned to Jail,
charged with the maulor of an
abandoned woman. who was said TO
be his mistress. Tho girl was shot
through The heart under cireumstan-
ces 50 peculiar, that the popular
mind becsnc convinced Of the Young
mans guilt. Tc WIS more Or less
respectfully connected, had u wifa
and family, living some distance IN
the country, yet he could not lro-
cure eight Thousand dollars bond,for
which sum he was allowed tosco
free until called "a BY the officials
ofthc criminal court. He has re-
manned IN Jail since. .Dnring the
time, his wife sickeued and gradual-
" sank from the combined effects
OF sadness and consumption. About
ten ortwelved days ago she comneuc-
cd calling piteausly for her husband.
Oh! II was pitifnltoh hear that mea-
ciated woman, stretched upon d
bed Of death, calling out ii agoniz-
'ng tones day and night, for that
como to her. An init
mat0p If this was sent 10 Judge
Flipfi II, who cousentcdto lot the al.
cuscd go out, Nrovided tile sheriff
thought the concession wosld not be-
dangerous. On Saturday Afternoon,
~ charge NJ three deputy sheNast|
the young man rode out IN d hack
% scehisdTipg wife. As tho ve-
Aiele nsarsl tho housc, the oecu
PANTS Of u ooqla sec the crowd ofI
women and Children around that
= - AML @AMEEN+MfN #F FLAHfN WH FNlFNNay3I
lwelling ot sorrow and mourning;
tears and watling III loud
ones. Whom the carriage ssrivod,
Tho scene was confused mixture Of
Despair and undesinea terror. ,sTle
Of sheculpris was lying within
laconseiou III. went ii and gaz-
a On The cmaciated, smlkon, pale
satares Vt his wiz, that dsyotad
VIC whom his infidclity had drought
bus TO premature dissolutioa: HisAi
hest hcaved distrosstu his fdat
nos became distustcd with Iain, md
n fingers worked into the palms o
+ III lapds with conyulsiys ~ u
At this scOac was short. 1Iic teats
I cthsrsyes dried VI, md tke sails
esEof steess5 ~ NV hh hsd Nj
&&4 assh8s #fSk
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II b. ohaif.a so dr~el ~ ne
snse sod lad 0a prtafaisry %
20 a1fs' fbe he went 10 aad
laetel u. as osk agen Der face,
oh . feiafal ahl everlasting lare-
we'd. and turned Nth ahrukea heart
70 depari. The sberia-s oliees say
that he, wsull ntllsr stand Is a
deli Of talls aad face ,he leaden
bell Of death ~ day, than witness
such a sight again. The young
inaf' tlfus left a wiiowcr is Van
Roberts.
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- &c fN Gsl -
= : ssry - Gee
~ - 4
- - e=ss<. ss.I sfs<s
e-~1<f<i>x - o<zaz.s zu=s@ sll
<~e
's r=Isf a. ssrs erss,s<
- 81 ~s1+s~l = s-<<,= 30.
~ ss<ssiIs-zs. b f-rrss~r 81
ass'.<y ~'sS-'ssay. % ~ssL a IA.
l.Tv'1z~ ssri<s = 80 . RECESSED
fl'a sA-ss f,rsxs s.ss.4s.. tt-r
~ sssssS Esd vse< : a~@-s<rsss
- go s><h ssher - . .haf far.
49, - n men s.nli ssusrud he
1splrert f-pv<rnmsus 81 rras-~.
1ps'Arn NJ yesterday. js;n~i hand
= - 1850 fs>lrn re, to-day
1eoHg - osber. L . strssrs
dn1pwsI essrlitisn Of Affairs a
- sstsu1ly ssess De surp~i.ea
uee@ssf s1.e eisiIiz~l <oriJaf snch
: &gsur1 a the horrible eon.e.
sssses - ~ss. - 10 rs<k frpm one
hsf'Is seId covered with The slain Of
'As's e'msu"n enemy 10 that II one
essersd with their own brc,hcren.
cssspd ~ unastsril ssrise.
We have lost oar interest for such
, psapls end ma4t lsok with indif.
1ssssf go spn eitksv party know.
lagaAaf 1880 rsssee b unnatural.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-05-20

We are requested BY Sheriff U.
Vzanne to say hat the books Of his
office will hereafter be found at this
place a. be has removed his Office
from Pamela. Remember the time
for the collection oftaxes expires on
the 1st Of June and all delinquents
will have torny the fifty per cent.
additional as penaltyfo for delinquency