The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-07-01
TlXES

The attention ot delinquent tax
Is called tothe adyer .emcni
1i sale Of lands by tie sheriff IN thia
issue. Tie list is not near so large
a amy previo 5 year, owing TO thc
clause in the Revenue Law whichre
quires all personal property to be
exhausted before any legal sales OF
can take place for taxes.
The additional penalty Of fifty
per cent has ceased the great mljor :
iyoftaxpayers promptly pay their tax
excepting however the negroes, and
and OF which class there is a lar &c
poll tax, still uneollected and in the
great majority of cases, will not be
collected.
Builders, Contractors, Merchants
and Others wishing painting done in
PLAN or decorated styles, at low
prices, should not fail to call on
Harris and Hall, our leading pain
tiers, They are sharp and energetic
and know exactly how to make out
a bill, estimate, &c,
Our young fridn iIall is a"stun-
ner' on Graining, Marbcliiug, Let
Etc, etc,
The Louisville Ledger says Con-
grossman WaIlaco,ot South Carolina
before the Outrage Com
at Washington, three weeks
ago, that he was afraid to go to his
home in that State, for fear Of the
but as soon as he got his
fees as a witness he did 90 home
and has remained there since with
out molestaton.
The Ku-Klux Committee at Wash
ingtion isa boat to defeat itself. The
correspondent of the World, writing
on the 23rd, says: The Radicals will
probably be forced to abandon the
investigation. 1t is demon
that if can 10 longer b.
made to snbserro party purposes an
build up a pretcXt for bayonet rule
iii the South. The evidence thi,
week has run c0untcs to the hope,
of the Republican members of tho
committee, and a hug recess till next
fall or adjournment Sine die may be
soon locked for.
Thoqucstionwhethor thcsouth sllould
participate it the next Democratic
National Convention has bccu raised
in the Sunth and is dicussed in tho
North. One thing is indisputablc
The South cannot please Radicals
going into It orby remaining out
don't intend to be pleased.
would murder the man who
should attempt to please them. In
your particular eye, the man yorl
hate can do nothing comely. Ii hc
dies and goes to heaven, your hate
follows him to the very gate Of ST
Peter or thereabout.
The boiler Of a steam saw mill be-
to Mr. Mills 6 miles cast Of
Water Valley exploded a few days
killing 8 men and injuriug
several others
Hazlehurst or Chrystal Springs will
become a Rail Road centre befor
long. Look our for a city.
Col. J. II. Nc Cullen, has assumed
editorial control ofthe Central Star.
published at Goodman.
Col Kin!och Falconer, has retired
from the Holly Springs Reporte,
Jcln {; 10 u, Esq, is editor now
Water Valley, hasa base ball club.
a brass band and a fire company.
Candidates for Office in many coun-
ties Of the State are as plentiful
as fddlers are said to be in a certain
warm locality. This does not apply
to Pamela County.
Caterpillars are rather plentiful
in the woods near Holly Springs,
The people becoming alarmed at
the vast numbers that infest the
county.
The injurious habit Of drinking
poisonous liquors that are adultera.
ted with vile 4sugs for the purpose
of robing the mind of reason tina.
excess may hold mad sway over th'
purse OF the intoxicated man, never
bad any conference from tina.