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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-04-15

NIo. General stafford, com
maaling ,he militia, has recent,
written a long letter to the Stat.
Legislature upon the subject Of tho
organization so far as effected.
In the course Of the letter Ger
Stafford makes this noble and sen.
sible allusion to the ex-confederatc
soldiers
In your militia organization pro-
yided for BY the Constitution, un.
der the assunptioa no doubt that
there would he a necessity for such
organization, the Constitutions.
Convention, wisely | think, embra-
ced every male c)itizea between
gwen ages. This includes the
late Confederate soldiers of this
State. OF the 10000 men en-
rolled in this State, fully one fonrth
have seen services in the Confeder-
ate cause. These men are as true
to the interests of the state now,
as they were when they went forth
10 battle for what they conceived
to be right. They have seen SER
vice o. the hardest and most try
ing character. They stood brave
ly s%teadfast; true as steel to the
last. They came home. They
are here trying TO mend their bro
ken fortunes. They have once
shown themselves worthy of con-
fidence and trust. ! believe they
arc yet worthy Of confidence and
Brave men can always be
trusted.
| now pay this just tribute to
these men in Mississippi, because
| have been among them in all
parts Of the State in tie last four
years, and know whereof | speak;
because the public records of
heir deeds of noble daring and
places them high up in
history, among earth's bravest and
most gallant S ms. To say that
iuch men are 'Ku-Khux" or have
my sympathy with midnight as
assins, Is to insult a noble race and
sperse the character, Of a brave
They have interests here,
nd they stand ready now as for
to defend those interests,
nd to protect not only their own,
nut the interests of all, including
he weak and almost defenceless
olored people. They have ex-
Derience in arms, and are therefore
etter capable of taking charge Of
Military organizations than those
'ho have had none. | make these
bservations because believe them
) be just and right.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-04-15

The members of our bar and all
who knew him, will regret with us
to learn that j.. NJ. Dyer, esq, Of
Lexington, has met with a premature
death, having been thrown from his
carriage and killed. 1t was our
pleasure to have known him-and
even with our limited acquaintance
we dare assert that he was one Of
Gods noblemcn upon earth. With
sad regret indeed has the news Of
his death come upon US. He was q
gentleman whom va delighted to
honor Yazoo Gity Democrat, April
All.
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Itfraffftf Nf
apri iOth. ts1i.
W.f pleasure 10 saknYwl ig.
Iatt.. rs.srt OF si7j0 from ih'
lI8a'.n i8umnco Company d.
Wemph. Tennotee. in fnll alisiie.
f.aH of .o much oltle losscs sustain.
.l Dr. u. bf frc on tbe night ofthe
gIiH Nauah llst, ns was covered By
1rr policy n insurance IN thai Com.
pony ADI wo cordially rccommend
..af '1mpany 10 al those who may
l-i,c 90 obtain insurance.
PERKfNS& JONES.
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And at oil other times the books will be found
a. the Sherif's Office in Pamela. Ialso inform
ne I~ax-Payers, that the Certificates Of n.
debtedness issued by the State, better known
as "Alcorn money, will be received fcf M
.axes que The CONTEMPLATING been 50 author.
ized by the Supervisors Court.
earnestly request all taxpayers 70 he
prompt in the payment Of their taxes.
call ~tax-payess' attention to Section Al.
Article 9 requiring, when taxes are collected
oy distraint, % distrain upon personsl rron-
erty before selling land for taxes. hsrsbv
give public notice, that said section mi j.
strictly enforced. -
Being anxious 70 make 4 close collsctiop q
me taxes Of this county, which win in The A.
ture reduce the burden, Of taxation. Iapneal 4
every citizen, to circulate among freedmen.
'ne nme and place where taxes are to ~ paids
ana % afford them every assistance thew nossi,
oily can to meet their taxes.
Inc tax levied, amounts to one dollar ~ -.
cry hundred. But few counties ara better "A
tnan Pamela and II a close collection can r.
made, taxes can Be easily reduced neSt va.
=. .. 0zANNE Sheri6 Ana ~
f2o-6w Tax-Colleessr & Pa1sk |.
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s. D. ELL,

Inquests in the 'State.-A cor.
respondent of the Vicksburg Times
and Republican gives the follow
ing:
"The following list of killed in
this State on whom juries of inquest
have been had, is obtained from
the Auditor Of Public Accounts.
Killed from March l, 1860, to
March l, 1870 81
Killed from March l, 1870, to
Feb. II, 1871, SO
Killed during January, 1871, IL
Killed during February, 1871, Ia
Killed during March, 1871, 20
And 10 in addition, heard from
but not officially reported, making
3S for march
The above is the evidence Of
Radical misrule.
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ACard.
BvTEsvILLE, MISS.

April - 1871.
It'll due to the Planters Peoples
Phoenix and Georgia Home Insu-
rance Companies that I return to
them my thanks for their liberal
adjustment and prompt settlement
OF the losses | sustained on the
9th of March, by the burning of
my stock Of goods at this place.
And would take pleasure in recon-
mending these Companies to all of
my friends who contemplate insur-
ing.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

hereby notify the Taxpayers Of this coun-
", mat | will meet them with the Tax.Books.
ready to receive State and County Taxes II
the following places: ~
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uaFss-mrIztm
# Ha
~ HTaIr
Haa asaf
"boag asY asy kss' = gr sisb
% sssg ~ haiese u sshsilr
sn 80 81.
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So s2, G35.09
LIABILITIES.
The amount Of liabilities. due or not
due, to other Banks or other cred
lt0rs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. None,
Losses adjusted and due....,. None.
Losses adjusted and not due........ STA, 1885, 5
Losses unadiusted, In suspense, wait
ing for further proof.............. 200, l76,6 50
All other claims against the Com
pany are small, for printing, etc,
estimated. ..-.......,....... 500.0 90
io'ai Liaoilatles. ,4l3.04
Agents instructed to take 30 risk over thirty
tn lnsand dollars, without special permission.
The greatest amount insured in any one city,
town, village or block, varies, and depends
upon the construction, materials, and the means
of arresting fires
Acopy of the Charter is on file in the office
OF the Auditor.
Hartford, February 25th, 1871.
LUCIUS j. HENDEE Pres't.
LOTHIAN GOODNOW. Seen.
EESnl THE STATE OF CONNEC-
TICUT, Hartford county. IS,
tent Hartford, February 18th, A. D.
ne'ehue Personally appeared before
IN me, Nathaniel Shipman, a JUS
stamp tice of the Peace, duly qualified
to administer oaths, Lucius ]
EzEz1xSxssI Hendee, President, and lothian
Goodpow. Secretary, and made solemn oath,
That The foregoing statement of the assets and
condition of the Atna Insurance Company Is
true. And certify that | have examined the
as'ets of said company and that it is in posses
sion of stocks and bonds to the amount of one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars and more.
at par value.
NATHANIEL SHIPMAN,
Justice Of the Peace.
HE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Auditors office, jackson.
], Henry Mnsgrove, Auditor of Public Ac-
counts of the State ofMississippi, do hereby Ger
tify I at the .Htna Insurance Company. located
at Hartford, State Of Connccticut, has somplied
with the act entitled ian Act to regulate AQen-
eiesof Foreign Insurance Companies, y approved
january 3lst, 1857, and by virtueof the power
vested in me by said law, | hereby authorize
RICHARD W. CRUMP. agent for said COM
pany at Sardis, in Panola county to transact
business of Insurance in this State until the Is.
day of March, 1872.
Given under my hand and seal of Office, Mt
thecity of jackson, this 9th day of March, IA.
D. 1871.
lseal.l II. MUSGROvE,
! 70 Auditor of Public Accounts.
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N
PILE REMEDY.

WARMERS PILE REMEDY has never fsilcd(no
even IN one case to cure the very worst case O
Blind Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those who
are afflicted should Immediately call on their
druggist and get WARMERS PILE REMEDY. II
is expressly for the Piles and is not recommen-
ded to cure any other disease. 1t has cured
many cares Of over thirty years standing Price
One Dollar. For sale by all druggist every
where.
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VI HiM UUUDN ", Dec y.
4 THE STATE OF CONNEC-
TlCUT, Hartford county, S.,
Hartford, February 18th, A. D..
1871.
Personally appeared before
me, Nathaniel Shipman, a JUS
tice Of the Peace, duly qualified
to administer oaths, Lucius ]
Hendaa pras;dapt a,l
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Insurance Company,
yshs iatya Jassav 4Dtsii,
Nais 70 a. gass n NasiaBfL
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

HENRY MUSGR0VE Auditor Of Public Accounts ofthx snw. e-u.
certify that the foregoing statement of the Mound Ctr Muhnl IE TX&@~
LG 4ns Missouri IS truly and correctly copied from the orghAich III fsTIy ~ ~
lo'en unaefm nam n ohciai Seal atJacksons ths "a, day d HsnA lnl
DR. A. Macy State agent N S%...I 4IE0
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Tbf hsnsa ns co#pssJ l. as a,ssA ctx ns,s. Ia a..az~
lhs amsusf u in cspls1 stekh
he amaaat ofis Capital aoeE pid sgh tf $50
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-08-17
la Notice.

TMNHE following is list of unredeemed lots,
~ pieces or parcels of land, situate, lying and
{33eiing IN the County of Kenosha, in the State Of
wisconsin, which were sold by the the County
treasurer of said County and State aforesaid, on
tne nth day of May a. D. 1869 for the unpaid taxes
1868. And the amount of taxes, charges and in
terest calculated tn ereOn up to the last day of re-
demption due on each of said pieces or parcels
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given th at I'm.
less such pieces or parcels of land are redeemed
on or before the 18th day of May A. D. 1872 they
VIII De conveyed to the purchaser Or purchasers
thereof 0Conrdinor 70 In1
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SHERLEE'S SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out of the Circuit Court in and for the County
Of KenGsha' State Of Wisconsin, in favor of David
chattels and real estate OF William Fosdicf and
Lyman Fosdick, Defendants, to me directed and
delivered, have. for want of goods and chattels
TO- make the sum therein mentioned, levied upon
and taken all the right, title and interest which
the defendant Lyman Fosdick had on the twenty
nth day OF April, AD: 1871, at any time after
ward In or to the northeast quarter of the north
east Quarter or section number sixteen (16) town
on 9 ~ North Of Rangenumber nineteen (19)east
In the town of Randall. County of Kenosha and
state OF Wisconsin. Which aforesaid property I
by law directed, at the front door of the Court
House In the city of Kenosha, county of Kenosha
q nd state aforesaid, on Friday the 22d day of
noon of that day, -a..-'l - - - 49,.
+ Dated Sheriff's Office, Kenosha. Aug 9th, 1871.
,1oEt 9t,l csza.s-sa $3.50 laL JOHN LUCAS,
1870 gA @3 Sheriff Kenosha Co., Wis.
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BATHNG.-Nothing will more conduce
to personal comfort than regular ablu
ton after the close of each days work. A
farmer who has to perform severe labor
In the harvest field at this season of the
year, should not only attend to this duty
himself, but should impress it upon his
help. Where there is stream upon the
farm small bathing. place may be put
up with a few boards to secure privacy.
This will be great convenience to the
men and will be gladly made use of.
Where the banks of the stream are over.
grown with shady bushes very pleasant
bower may be made, under the shelter of
which towel and piece of soap may be
made to do good service Where there
are no other conveniences than the pump
In the yard, we would take pail of
water and towel into retired part of
the barn, and still have bath. A clean
skin permits free escape to the perspira-
ton, which in health is constantly pass
ing through the pores. While this is un-
interrupted q man may be exposed to the
suns heat without fear of danger from
slnstroke. Hearth md Home.
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New Advertisements
VII I REMEDY
vs. sHTWV

ttNTo4I,: $4,000 HtOo6 COIU, H0Y FeUeT, etc.
n mMothln Bo. SO guccessful"2T METCALF,
Holmes. 1t alaoays relieves. Jos pusNTTr : ~ n
Boston, Mass. Sold by all druggists. w.
kHAPLEW0OD INSTITUTE for Young Ladies.
lW Pittsfeld, Mass, long and widely Known for
great beauty of location and superiority of in
struCtiOn. REV. @. ". SPEAR. Princinal
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I The following described pieces or parcels of
lah b were resold by the County Treasurer of Ken
osha County on the 18th day Of Nay, 1869 for the
unpaid taxes and charges due on each of said
pieces or parcels of land for the year 1866 on &C.
count OF faulty descriptions in advertisement
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that unless
the same are redeemed from such taxes, charges
and interest calculated on the same up to the last
Gay OF redemption, on or berore the 18th day of
May, 1872 they will be conveyed to the purchasers
thereof pursuant 10 law:
Town of SOmers
zoller-pt ne Or n e or beg 30 rods VINE
cor OF sec thence w 20 rods to center line
OF Or ~ rods to beg gee town range
70 acres III, amt -'j 5..|'4 4T0
L S5kes-e 30 acres W or sec is town 2
range % acres 80 1888
L Sykes-e7 IS acres W or except r R sec 10
town2 range % acres 70 1928
Flsk-w % acres 8 w or except that portion
redeemed by VIM Niederprim Aug oath,
1900 see no 81 sale OF May 9Th, 1866 for tax
Of 1860 sec IS town range % acres "a 631OO 1909
u town range % acres SO 644
Flsk-n e fri or except beg onw line of
SAID or sec u 1-2 rods of n w cor Q to
P1ke river southerly following w bank Of
, SAID river to line OF Or w to 8 w cor of or
:, to bog sec 10 town Grange % acres SO 1881
bullen-w nj or W or sec 81 town 2
y range an 70 acres 20, 1916
ID Bullen-e "a W Or n W or sec 81 town 9 = {
:, range 70 acres ~ 1881
II BRHen-pt wqrn Or beg in center of
& a W or sec 40 rods W IL rods n 40 rods 9 12
r rods to beg sec 81 town 2 range % acres3 452
Dated Kenosha, August 18th, a D. 1871
'"@ e. g. TIMME,
@yG3i e ..f1 90 County Clerk
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follows:
FIRST CLASS.
Samuel Shaw, Omro. ~s
Miss Martha A. Terry, Milwaukee. Is
Miss Eta S. Carrie, East Troy.
J, A. Gaynor, Sussex.
W. A. Delamatyr, Elkhorn.
D. E. Holmes, Berlin.
Thamas B. Brown, Muskego.
SECOND CLASS.
Miss Martha E. Hazard, Beloit.
I. N. Stewart, Waukesha.
Miss L. j. TORY, Spring Bluff.
Miss Frances B. Mcintyre, Richmond, I'll.
Mrs. Mary E. Holmes, Berlin.
Hosea Barnes, Kenosha.
Charles Lau, Mequon River.
Miss Maria S. Hill, Black Earth.
Both certificates ent1tIe the bearer to
teach anywhere in the State without fur
Their examination, but it is recommended
| that hereafter the first class certificates
shall entitle to some extra consideration
also, that those receiving the second class
may obtain ii by passing q successful ex
animation in the additional studies
Those obtaining first class certificate
were required to pass thorough examin
alton in Orthography, Reading, Penman
ship, Mental and Written Arithmetic
English Grammar, Modern Geography
in all its departments; History Of the
United States Physiology, Algebra
Natural Philosophy, Plain Geometry, and
Theory and Pracrice of Teaching; in
English Literature; in the Elementary
Principles ofBotany, Zoology, Chemistry
Geometry, Political Economy and Menta
Philosophy; and in the Constitution oil
! the limited States and State of Wisconsin
81 studies. A certificate Of the second
class includes all the branches required
for the first class, except Zoology, Chem
istry, Geology and Political Economy
making II studies. A second class Ger
tificate is fully equal, in range of studio
required and thorough examination, t.
the highest certificate granted by an,
other State, and the first class certificate
involves pre-eminent qualifications Vas
c0ns531 State Journal.
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ATexas man has been experimenting;
with African rice. It is as large as the
largest Chinese millethead, but more
compact and better filed. He says it is
easily cult vated, and that it can be raised
more successfully in Texas than in
Kentucky, where it it extensively used in
place of the California rice and common
hominy. ~
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Rear-Admiral Boggs, U. s. N, is about
to be transferred to the retired list.
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HEAP FARMS ! iabR RAVBL !
Chicago, Rock Island, and
Pacific Railroad Company.
100000 "A cre9
CHOICE IOWA LANDS.

This Company is now offering for sale about six
huIdred thousand acres of the finest agricultural
lands in the West The Company sells only to
actuaI settlers' and the prices are exceedingly
reasonable, ranging from SIS to SIS per acre-the
average being about IS. The greater part of these
Ianos are situated along the line Of its railroad
DgtW cen the cities Of Des Moines and Council
Bluhs, and are in the most accessible and fertile
region in the State.
Sales made for cash or on credit long enough to
out of its crops
These lands are held under title direct from
Ihe General government, and are not mortgaged
or encountered IN any way. Full warranty deeds
given to purchasers.
For maps, pamphlets, or any other information
respecting them, address EBENEzER COOK,
Land commissioner, Davenport, Iowa.
EXPLORING. TICKETS are sold at the Com
pany,s ticket offices at Chicago, and all other
principal stations on its line and if the purchaser
buys land the amount paid for the ticket is ap-
piled on the purchase money
YSTERY-By sending 35c and date Of
1tA birth, will send correct picture of your
future h~S6dnd or aoi/e, with name and date of
marriage also mysteries of lO0e, cowrtShSp and
marriage sent DWIGHT CUTLER, Carthage, Ill.
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STATE TEACHERS CERTIFICATES

In accordance with the recommended
tions Of the committee, consisting Of
Profs. r. Graham, George S. Albee and
Alex. Kerr, who examined twerty appi
cants for State Teachers certificates the
middle of July, Immediately after the
meeting of the State Teachers Associa
ton, State superintendent Fallows has
awarded certificates to fifteen of the num-
Der, whose names and postoffice address
at the time OF the examination was as
follows:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-10
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April s.
COTTON-Steady; middling at lag
l4ic.
FLOUR-Firm; family at Sc 356
6 so.
GRAIN-Wheat firm at 81 $50
| 40. Corn demand fair at lower rates,
at SIC. Rye quiet at 81 03@l o..
Oats firm; mixed at 53@5Sc. Barley
scarce and firm at 9Sc@ 81 90.
GROCERIES-Unchanged.
OlLS-Linseed steady at 9Sc6$l 90.
EGGS-Dull at l2@l3c.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
PROVISIONS - Pork dull and
dropping; held at $50 90; saleable at
10 80. Lard dull and shade lower
at ll3@ll3c. Bulk meats dull and
declined; shoulders at 63c sides, clear
rib at SIC; clear at Ole. Bacon dull;
holders anxious to sell; shoulders at
79@7sc; sides, clear rib at 93c; clear
at l0lc, with sales.
WHISKY-Quiet at Sic.
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baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, April i

BALTIMORE, April u.
BEEF CATTLE-The market yes
terday opened with a moderate degree
of activity, but owing to an increase in
the number of the receipts over last
week prices fell off fully lc since then,
and some 600 head were sold. To-day
the market was extremely dull through
out, with further decline Of ic-mak-
ing the decline of the week fully &c per
h. the latter decline being on the me-
dunn and lower grades Some 30
head of The offerings were rc-hipped
East without being offered here, and
the balance left over unsold. Mich
Cows-There is a full supply Oh the
market, and with light demand we
quote at $40 OO@60 90 per lead, as to
quality. Veal Calves-Supply and de-
mand both light; we quote at case per
10, as to quality. Prices to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows: Best
beeves at 81 506S %; generally rated
first quality at s. 25(@6 80; medium or
good fair quality at 81 300 -; ordi-
nary thin steers oxen and COWS at 1928
al IS; inferior and lowest grades Of
cattle 81 00@4 25-general average
of the market to-day 6l24; ex-
IRENE range of prices 81 OO@S %.
Most of the sales were from s. % to
81 per 100 lbs. Ofthe receipts 405 head
came from Ohio, 33l from Maryland, $50
from Pennsylvania, So from Virginia,
and 100 from West Nirginia-total re-
ceipts for the week ll42 head, against
Sl4 last week, and sos same time last
wear. OF the offerings 1S9 head were
taken 10y Baltimore butchers, 66 sold to
sueculators for Eastern markets, 40 10
| Washington butchers, and % head to
country dealers and iarmers-total sales
for the week 927 head, against 100 last
week. and 6G9 head same time last
year.
SHEEP-rhe receipts during the
past week have been li-ht, and demand
fair. but no quot"h!c variation in prices
We quote wool sheep at 5@1lc; and
sbeared 4G6}c per IL gross, a. to
onaIi,v. Lambs s. 0OG4OO per head
Receipts this week 1915 head, against
2257 last week, and l206 head same
time last year.
HOGS-There has been an over sup
pIy in the market this week, including
those left over last week and rates have
fallen off &c per III since then. We
nuote at 50 00GlO 90 per loo lbs net
as to ouality-but few selling al the ont
side figure. the market closing weak
Rpcepts this week 1910 head, against
1920 last week aud 1867 head same time
last wear.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-10
New York Market.

New YORK, April s..
CoTTON-Dull and.unchanged; mid,
ding upland at l5ac.
FLOUR-Firmer at Sc jj@6 so for
shipping extras.
GRAlN-Wheat firm; new spring at
81 59@l 6l4; red and amber at 81 CLIO
| &c. Corn, demand fair and firm; mixed
western at SOC.
PROVISIONS-Pork dull at $40 90.
Beef, prime mess dull at $25 50@27 80.
Lard heavy at lsc for cash.
EGGS-Steady, fresh at l40l5c.