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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-04-08


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a ihe galleries
TbeC haiff ST. Asihoaj ~ 10
galleries mB,i ohsere orlrr, of b.
will b. ihs dsiy n ihs Chair ~.
orlsr them ~ be cleared
NJ Edmunds desired ~ give
notice that upon the neat occur
renee Of any disodedy maaifc'-
iatlons IN the galleries, Ne should
not only insist bat tbey BE- cleared,
but that the offenders be arrested
and punished lie thought il was
about time 10 pnt a stop To the
practices which had during The past
few days turned this body into a
beer garden or cockpit.
Mr.. Morton did not wish the
galleries interfered with on his ac-
eoun'.
Mr.. Cooking objected to the
senator from Vermont, (NIr. Ed
monds) carrying out his threat
The same galleries had now been
for days applauding similar senti-
ments to those just expressed by
the Senator from Missouri (NIr
Blair. lIe objected TO any dis
elimination in this matter. He
thought the Senator from Missouri
shoulGnot be deprived of the same
plaudits which had been awarded
to other senators.
The Chair. If there be any re-
petition of the disorder, the Ser
gcant-at- Arms will b. instructed
to enforce the rules of the Senate.
These repeated demonstrations
of sympathy for the prosecuted
and downtrodden people of the
South, have been as painful to rad
ical speakers as caustic is to a sore
back donkey, and, on Thursday
last, Mr.. Edmunds and Mr.. Conk-
ling gave vent TO the agony and
bitterness ranking in their bosoms
by rearing out against the authors
of their pain. These popular de-
monstrations were the index that
points ra6icalism TO the hand-wri-
ting on the wall. The speeches of
despcts and tyrants seldom, if ever,
command applause; but whenever
a voice is raised in defense of lib
erty and in Remuneration of usur.
patton, the popular heart, which
cherlshcS an innate love of free
dom and sympathy iorthe wronsed.
catches the inspiration and echoes
back the theme. 1t is not, there.
fore, surprising that the radicals are
never applaudcd by the galleries at
Washington, or that the Democrat.
should receive the enthusiastic cheers
of all who listen to their eloquent
appeals in behalf of liberty, and in
condemnation of tyranny. But thi,
is an objectionable otfcnse in the
eyes of the flonkics and lick.spittles,
who
"Crook the pregnant hinges oflhe knee
Where thrift may iollow awning
Even the eagle suffers the linet to
trail his mattin song, and when the
lion is gorgcd with food his fierce
heart pulsatcs as softly as an infants:
but the radical tyrants at Washing
ton never %relent; they arc so fero-
cious, and have so long played petty
despots, that they growl when the
popular heart applauds the exposure
of their villanics.--Appeol
THE Dill WORLD.
ND NTyE
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WHAT IN CLAIMED FOR THIS MACHINE.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

hereby notify the Taxpayers of this coun-
ty, that will meet them with the Tax-Books,
ready to receive State and County Taxes, at
the following places;
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And at all other times the books will be found
at the Sheriff Office in Pamela. | also inform
the Taxpayers, that the Certificates of In.
de~htedness issued by the State, better known
as 'Alcorn money will be received for all
taxes due the county-having been 50 author
lzed by the Supervisors Court.
| earnestly request all taxpayers to be
prompt in the payment Of their taxes.
call tax-paycss attention to Section "a.
Article 8, requiring, when taxes are collected
by distraint, to distrain upon personal prop
erty before selling land for faxes. hereby
give public notice, that said section piU BE-
strictly e9orced.
Being anxious to make 4 close collection Of
the taxes of this county, which will in The fn-
ture rednce the burden Of taxation, | appeal to
every citizen, TO circulate among freedmen,
the time and place where taxes are to be Maid
and to afford them every assistance they posi-
hly can to meet their taxes.
The tax levied, amounts 10 one dollar on ev-
cry hundred. But few counties are better or
than Panolai and if a close collection can be
made, taxes can be easily reduced next wear.
.0ZANNE, Sheriff, aud
i-o-ow Tax-Collcctor Of Pamela Co.
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Goodnow. Secretary, and made solemn oath,
that the foregoing statement ofthe assets and
condition Of the Etna Insurance Company is
true. And | certify that have examined the
assets 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,
nt nav yn1un
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III gffh
The 4 ETNA issa Neisekss ~ r..ls
Scoring AaeAfae using ashaisht aeedie a,a =. Al *
Protector. 1t has been manufacturer nd
ensivcy used ia New York City ten yeas srap.
has always been held in great iaEog ~ W. both
Of its extreme simplicity and dara'sps Nine
as a Family and a Mnagfacturtag MAJ sa ofas
About $4,000 Of them are in tue lianus s,ars
many operators, doing. csery'yarie'y u If
and no person who has become the OWN ,hsir
one has yet been fossd willing to resiga az
"-ETNA' fsr any oHlrs, where all k,no neyts
50 we'll known, Yet orr MECHANICS sA Kan
have been able to make s5me 'excehfna now
ges and valuable improvements, ana v SFW.
present tothc public d NEW fiNiLI i eou.
IAG MACHINE, and with tlcfal.n WI re
6dsncc inspired by experience we penss se,y
are giving You the BEST machine 70 lnees M
family want that the world has ever secl, ia
with the Public w rest the Gaze, well kuo NM
they will decide upon its merits which any
piicig, Beauty, rtiifty and DnrabthH
REACH i SUTHERLAND
Nn. ISL Main street. Acnpn4'
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asr 90
NtH Hfia ~
fsf n hssf fArff
GOD a lassf At age
b ia ssisf afasaf
aafn.afs sfsi a 20 ilf gaGf
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fsaff fff ga f1Fh
Haatf shl taaii tii ln4ng 90 GO ne
ns'fas1 ngsdi t.Gl1 0qD ap pit.iaa na
nsiroad fleti .....- $50 TOO 90 sisfIiS1
Atsafs NBiasi TO-
Camnaaff sfirf- f4&i1nn Hg21gf
New Yagk city Hant
rarl. =. sl0eoom i8i ioooi
ysw York CITY Trust
CGmdanya siork +. fonpn.nu 9ffhJnn
Hartford Bank sgoeks 311 100 40 Goa Hn3 90
Boston Bank si0sks.. 100000 nj 5000
Philadelphia Bank
stocks .a-a..... 10000 $4,000
n Louis tNoJ Bank
uocts. ....... 100000 42410OO
New Rriiain. Comm
Bank siaeks........ 100000 100000
Waterbury. Conn
Bank stock. ....... 100000 it.2Oo.O0
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~ cnahchiug CLANS or fnttling ceg Na
hui silently aupl rapidly II dess Us rcriesl II,
without disturbing the invader aterins
ian7-im
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maaeo OF Poor Rum, Whisxey, Proof Spirits
ana iseinso Liqnors doctorcd, rpiccd and sw,e,
cneoto please tue sastc, called ~"'ronicn. Hn A,n ii.
tF, lcstorers,' &C., that lcal tho tpplcr a., h.
ofunkanAcss aad rnia. hnt as n tTns Med clnr. mad.
isomtAo Native l.oots nnd l.crts nf Cnil-,eplc ~.
irnin NIL Alcoholic ~Siimnisn,s. Tho AZ. H.,
GREAT RL00D PuHIFiEn mad A LIrE
GisIN2 PRINCIPLE > perfect i,cnoyator mi
lhvlsoraforc ftha sy 'tns', casrTi q OIL all noisopora
matter and restoring tlc blood 10 a healthy condit;oa
\ operson can tasc thcse ritsers according 10 dIroe.
ton and remain long unwcii.
S100 will be given FIR m lncrr,hl, , .,
~ ooaVs nfs hos eestroycd by mineral poison CT
other means, md The vital organs ues,sd beynaa ~,
roirt ~ofrcpair.
Far ~In0amrantcry aud Chrop,, pbo,,,,
ism mud Gout. Dyspepsia rr ,ndIacsria,
LIiiioIs, yeiai;icni Il, d 'nteru!,tcnt Tp,rrs
diseases CT a Bleed, ;.ivcs, A!ince.. nn,,
niaddcr, thefs Wi;trrs hav~ beer r.ost eurc i.
w. such Diseases src caused ly yt,,n,cd
$1,000. which u f~cncrall? rraductl ly deran,pmc,
~ the niSt, t,s { el.s.
Or INDIGESTION. Haas.
tohc, Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tig,tnoss orihc
shest' Dizziness, Soar Fluctuations Of Tho ston,ac,,
paa taste II thi Youth, B,lors a,tacss. ra,,ltnt,on
. vac i'eaFt' inflammation of tic u rs. raia i, thc
sohs y te hldhtss nna lrnt,rtd other ra.n.nl
:" ~ 'AN.FNlTSot I~yFnr-Aa,
iTylnftsoratt tho Stomach and stimulate N, ~,
plai'vcFald bpfTcia, which render them Of nnes,,,l,,a
elceeyil cleansing the blood OF oil Impurities. AN
iu,ra'uhs new lie and ylgor TO tho whole systcn.
FoNskiS DISEASES. Isa7t!cns ,rett-r s,r
hhcuni' blotches, spots, rimples, Pus.plcs. poI,s -
ouneies, R'ng.Worins sraldfIoal. SIRE ry... r,vs,a
ca, t,si, scrrfs, D.seoloratior "a OF tha ssio, r,,ras.
aug Disease Of thcEsia, OF whatever uene or ,s,,.a
a'e literally dug up AZ carried ont oft,.o sys,nn IN
shos' time BY tho usp OF these Distcrs. o. b,,,,.,
snoh case VIII convince tho most incrcdulous ~ mar
curative ciscst. 'neir
cleanse u, vl,ll;cf blood whenever "a, A., y,
,hpafitfs bnrv'ia; through tho SKIN II f.mslcs rrnn.
uous or Sores cleanse u waen you asdi obs,ructrd
nv sluggish u the veins; cleaus, it wlca II ID FAM
aaa yo-r fsalinss VIII I'll you w.lsn. Kscn ~ ,l,os
hars ana the heai.a OF tic systsn win follow,
TN TAPE and other WORMS, lurking h, Tho
tss.ea or 50 many Thousands. arc cnsctrslly dcs,,o,.
q aad removed. For full dlrectlons. read csrss,,,.
'h' eircn.at arsnut each bott,,, printed +, fopr i.r
u's's-Easisl G'ruan. Frcaci and Spanish.
=. ".l.1a, "rorrisior. r. Z. Mcooy,,ntcn
'Feffis's Nsa Grr. Agents. sa, Pr,,r,.,, a.,
s'sT'ra4ri r = &c (. sect, ~ ys,s T"
. NlN rf ALL ~rRgceIsys AND prALERs
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i0'al Liabilaties. ,4l3.04
Agents instructed to take 30 risk over thirty
III nsand dollars, without special permission.
Tie greatest amount insured in any one city.
town, village or block, varies. and depends
upon the construction, materials, and the means
of arresting fires
A copy Of the Charter is on file in the office
Of the Auditor.
Hartford, February 25th, 1871.
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Insurance Company.
q. fs is 5aaseH ADt1i.
~ g. a. n H.aH
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no EITS J. HENUhE, TTes
JOTHAM GOODNOW, Seen

JQTH1M GOODNOW Seen.
mssnEss:n THE STATE OF CONNEC-
III T1CUT, Hartford county, IS,
" cent Hartford, February 18th, A. D.
nj 1871.
revenue Personally appeared before
" NJ ne, Nathaniel Shipman, a Jus
ri stamp. tice of the Peace, duly qualified
" TO administer oaths, Lucius j
lt-.-----.lr.-si Hpn1np President aud latham,
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rt,tN-thap.UH
LIABILITIES.
The amount Of liabilities due or not
due, to other Banks or other cred
itors .......... None,
Losses adjusted and dnc............. None.
Losses adjusted and not due....... S7L73G3j
Losses unadiusted, in suspense, wait
ing for further prqof......"..... 300 G,Gq
All other claims against the COM
pany are small. for printing, etc,
estimated ........... ........... 10000
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EAuIrrivE DEPARTMENT,
jackson. April |, 1871.

~ ~ FE0N ms GuylFNoR
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Tennessee, Arkansas 4 Missispieh

Nn. 35l Main street. memphis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-16
The PeODle of Richmond

have the largest interest involvedin the
fate of the Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road and just so far as that intesest is pro-
tected will the general welfare Of Virginia
be promoted. Are the people of Richmond
not good judges as to the best way to pro-
tect that interest? Most assuredly. And
when they show their desire to keep the
Richmond and Petersburg road independ-
ent Of other lines not identified with it.,
ought not the Legislature to respect their
wishes and trust their sagacity? Is it pos
sible that we here desire to sacrifice our in
terests and ourselves along with them?
The people of Richmond desire to estab-
lish the independence of the line from
Richmond southwardly, and to keep it in
dependent and open to all. This they deem
essential to their welfare and the prosperity
of the State. II they are not judges in the
premises, who are? If they can't ; ,
ed, who can? ""''
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~.-Echeafer ITEMS.

CHESTERFIELD CoURT.-James E. Brooks
tcolored) failed to appear when called, and
eueids was Issued retrirnable next term.
We have no doubt but what Jake. White,
bis security. will have to "EaEs UP to the
captains ONCE and SETTLE" [This man
Brooks shot Mr.. Thomas Smith some
months ago, at which time he had escaped
from the chain-gang, and Mr.. Smith at
tempted to arrest him. He was quite n
swell, and the hero OF fashionable mar
rage lately. He formerly kept "crib"
at Dock and 14th streets; and was raised in
Manchester
A new trial was refused James Banks,
and he will sooh be sent over to Colonel
Strother. ....s
Scott Peasants, charged with disturbing
religious service, was found not guilty.
Lawson Burfoot' and George Ellis, petit
larceny, guilty. They will doubtless be
tanned, and told to sin no more.
AS our report closes the court is engaged
IN the trial Of VIM. Morris and John Wilks
for robbery.
1t Is not known whether the case of the
Town Of Manchester against r. D. Hogan
will be tried this term or not.
The attendance upon court Is quite large,
and trade in town very brisk.
SALE OF LANps.-Deputy Sheriff Bro
naugh on yesterday sold number Of lots,
on which the owners had failed to pay
taxes. The bidding was not very spirited.
Town ORDINANcEs.-Wea acknowledge the
receipt from B. III. Beazley, secretary of
the Bourd Of Trustees, Of copy of the Re-
yised Ordinances, eodifed and well ar
ranged. To obey the law we must under
stand it, and copy should be In every
house In the town.
REIIaIous.-seryices until further notice
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General Mahona'S Economy.

We must repeat an illustration Of Gene
raj MAHoNE's economy, to which public at
tention was called in the edi torial columns
of the Dispatch of Yesterday. In his an
swer to question put to him in the Com
mittee of Roads, General MALONE stated
that he could build road from Richmond
to Petersburg for $500, 1000, and yet he has
now offered to pay for two-fifths OF the pro-
perty in the present road 1913, 400 If Gen
eral MALONE can reconcile this inconsist-
ency it is more than anybody can do for
him, nor can we see how any great and
skilful railroad manager would incur such
loss in buying two-tifths Of the present
road when he has charter for a new one,
which he can build for less than three ffthS
of the cost of the taco.ffths of the present
road. We venture to say that no railroad
man Of any experience would be guilty Of
an act so wildly extrayagant, so preposter-
Gus in every sense.
When we see that by Gen. MAHoNE's
own showing he could build a road so much
cheaper than he can buy two-titths Of the
present road, how are we to resist the in
ference that he wants to control the pres
ent road for some purpose outside and
beyond the accommodation of his own
business, which he alleges to be his real
object? There must be some hidden object
or the General would never throw away
money thus to get the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad in his hands. And what
is that object? Whatever it be, it is, be-
yond doubt, one not in the interest of the
present road, and it would be gross injus-
tiee to private rights for the Legislature to
crafty the wishes of the General by wrest-
ing the present road from the management
of its stockholders and handing it over to
him. 1t would be an act not justifable
upon any reasonable grounds, but one
consummated wholly in spirit of personal
partiSa nship.
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Where is the Wisdom

of ENGRAVING Gen. MALONE upon the
hichmond and Petersburg road, which is
ia no wise identified with his liney The
idea is preposterous, The more so when the
most liberal offers have been made him in
the way OF every accommodation he can
possibly desire. If Gen. MALONE should
be placed over the Petersburg road. then
ne should tor the same unreasonable
grounds be made the controller of every
railroad in the State. Is there nobody ex.
cept him to be trusted? No one else to
respond to the interests of Virginia Y''
Has the poor old State reached that sad
strait In her affairs?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

IMPORTANT B1LL.-Mr. Henson, Of Flu
wanna, yesterday introduced in the House
of Delegates q bill abolishing the per diem
paw of the members of the Legislature, and
fixing an annual salary, except when an
extra session is called, in which event they
are to receive four dollars Per day during
the session. The President of the Senate
and Speaker of the House of Delegates Is
each to receive the sum of seven hundred
and fifty dollars per annum, and each of the
other members of the General Assembly
five hundred dollars per annum, for attend
ance upon the duties of their respective
Houses. The members of the General AS
sembly are to be allowed mileage at the rate
of ten cents per mile for every mile of ne
cessary travel to and from the place OF ses-
sion of the General Assembly, to be COM
puted according to the nearest mail route
In use at the time such mileage shall be
claimed.
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9lff,nuud nispatc1h..
MARCH IS, 1871.
A Glorious Victory, Indeed!

a 49, -. .ao House Of Delegates adopted
the proposition of the nine k'cnmono gen-
tlnman by the affirmative vote OF 81 VEN EN- :
Ty.ONE-one more than the NUMBER re-
onired by the Constitution to pass 1t.
THE bill having originated in the Senate,
goes back to that body, as amended, and
we have no doubt the amendment Will be
there concurrcd in.
We say that this is glorious victory
glorious alike to Richmond and to Virginia.
The members of the House who SO nobly
stood by this city in this critical matter de-
serve the thanks of the whole State.
The House has thus put the seal of its
Reproduction upon railroad entanglements
and complications, and declared in favor OF
the independence of lines Identical In In
terest-in favor OF fair and unrestrained
competition of the independent lines as the
surest way to protect the public and gen
eral interests of the State-the surest way
to develope the energies and resources OF
the country and increase the wealth of
State and people.
We honor the House for its sense of
justice in refusing to place the private stock
holders of the Richmond and Petersburg
road, against their wishes, under the con-
l troll of man whose railroad line is not
| identified with theirs in business or in
| terest.
The triumph is great. The consequences
Of the passage of this bill will be beneficial
to ALTO the Southside consolidated line,
to Gen. MALONE, to the Richmond and Pc
tersburg road, and to Richmond. The
Southside consolidated line will have the
concentrated attention Of it's chief officer,
and the line and its officer will be the better
off for that, while the Richmond and Pc
tersburg road will be left without disturb
ance, to work in harmony with the roads
identified with it that run along the South
fern Atlantic coast, expanding the business
!of the joint line, and increasing It's profits,
to the great advantage Of this city. This is
a great blessing.
The day Of restrictions, delays, and those
old foev systems so appalling and oppres-
sive to the energy and spirit of people, is
about ended. A new era dawns upon Vir-
ginia. We shall soon have four independ-
ent competing lines running North and
South through the State. They will be in.
dependent, and their competition will give
new life to all Of our interests and protect
us from monopolies and the ineffciency OF
Encouragement.
The near approach of this grand consum-
nation is most cheering. The great west
ern lines, equally relieved from narrow
minded policies and impracticable compli-
cations, will be vigorously conducted, we
doubt not, "responsive to the interests of
Virginia." and the Commonwealth will
rapidly grow in trade, manufactures, popu-
lation, and wealth.
Let the Senate endorse the liberal and
wise action of the House, and it will give
il vigorous blow to keep the ball in motion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-16

COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. M ut
the stables OF J. Fl. Peasants, on franklin
street, horses, mules, spring wagon, etc.
THOs. W. KEESEE will sell at 10 A. b. plano,
furniture, etc.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock
crockery, Rockingham ware, glassware. etc.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS will sell at Il O'Clock
valuable vacant lots on Governor and 18th
streets. and desirable dwelling on corner OF
Grace and 4th streets.
LYME & BROTHER will sell beautiful build
ing lot on Goth street. between Grace and
Broad. ..'.
LEE& GODDIN will sell at O'Clock dairy
farm four miles from Richmond.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at II O'Clock
watches, jewelry, etc., at H. Harris & Bros,
pawn-brOkers.