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Terrors " Chieoi.
Terrible Deed In irkaHsas.--R Relief
for the tnfurtanate--Nesii Of
Merchants tailed.

MwIs Tvs Moos

Merchants Of tli, CRY, nearly al
Of them having acquaintance
ipl Co., hc revolutionary
are requested
ar. .H.INU
rpce arll oo'1..
e... N'a the citizen. % C9u.'
to measure asrc..eI 20 r.
a4pp,,i The authouaca OH Az.
kansas have tcicgraphed tina. Gene.
raj Danfortl, helpless when At the
end OF his journey, goes to Chicot
by way Of Monticello-a four days
Journey. The shrieks IF women
and children were heard IN the vii.
lage when the last fugitive left the
place, filled rs it Wds With negroes
who had already pIudered private
houses and stores. Two white men
who escaped IN a skiff heard the
cries Of women, and saw a multitude
Of blacks on the shore, The bodies
at three white men murdered by the
negroes Uhe details are given in an
other place. were horribly mutilat,
cd. Ia fact their heads were beaten
10 a jelly. a negro said they were
beaten Oft and the bodies were per>
forated with counties bullets. I'm
told crimes may have been already
committed, aud it is impossible to
cxaggerate dangers to which the in
babltants OF Chicot county are sub
jocted. II the United States Soldies
are not on the way to Chicot this
morning, aud If the President,envince
no greater interest in the matter
than Governor Haley, would it not
be well to send down the two mill
tary companies OF this city to see
that no rupes, or assassinati"ns, OF
even bloody deeds are doneY 1t
may be eve now to late. The plot
Tor the cousumntion Of bloody pur>
poses slready ELECTED was wide
spread Negroes across the river
IN %asbington county, Mlssi-sippi,
We're coguizant Of plans for the muir
der OF the prisoners in the Jail at
Chicot. They made it known to
white men who gave little credencc
to the story A letter from the rad
ical Sheriff OF Chicot county, nav
beio re ue, states that he ia impotent
aud tlat he had begged OF the ne
groes the bodies OF the three white
men assassinatel, and had them tn
ried. The people of a town and
county in constant intercourse with
Memphis, are at the mercy of a sav-
age, maddened mob. Blood has
been tasted and plundering has be-
gun. The shrieks of women we're
heard when the last frightened flu
gitivcs lett the place. Surely relief.
must be given from some quarter
II none may come from troops ut
Vicksburg, the volunteer eenpauies
OF Memphis should be onlered to
Lake Village. Grant viii surely
consent to this. GentlemoN fyoH
Chicot ask merchants ana others ta
meet lhema IL o'clock to da tbai
a2ihe fgaar action ma BE- >tn
-at pr(tr a,geals SCI, IL Wash
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WASHINGTON, De-embor TO- The
Chic Justice OF the Supreme Court
of the United States t day anu unc
ed to the bar that opinions on legal
tender Eases will BE- read at an early
day after recess, and that the deliv-
cry Of these had been postponed at
the request OF a minority.
New York, December 19.--The
receiver Of the Ocean Bank denies
that there is any connection between
that institution and the Fourth Ma
tional Bank OF Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, December 19.-H.
Perkins has been appointed receiver
OF the Fourth National Bank, which
was closed by the action Of the
Clearing House. The deposits
amounted to between five and six
hundred thousand dollars. which 1t 10
believed will Do paid, but the sur-
plus and capital stock havo vanish
cd. Under Encouragement OF the
officers the bank was in trouble two
years ago. No funds OF the City
Treasurer were in this bank, having
recently been withdrawn on the
new City Treasurer taking posses
Gon. This withdrawal probably
hastsncd the suspension Of the bank.
During the investigation Of the Com
mittee Of Councils, it was discovered
thot the bank building had been
transferred to Que Of the sureties
within sixty days, and the transfer
is believed % be bogus.
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The ioliuwihg Section n Toe New.
Code Is published Tor The information
u those shom Il may concern.
sEcrloS, $40 If any per.on
elected to the office OF sheriff, Cor.
onsr, Treasurer, or any other county
Office, shall lal to take the m,l OF
oiii &C and give bond "a require! by
law, on or before tho day 90. 'n,
commencement oluis tom
such election sIai rt
other ele,uop shai W. or-ereI t
such vacancy.
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The approach of this our animal
index 90 champagne and festivities
y important aud suggestive in more
respects tllsn one; the merchant ia
reminded that he mus, overhaul III.
hooks and ascertain his Losses or
gains during the expiring year
'Ae unsuccessful planter squares &C.
counts with his freedmen, calculates
The expenses Of the year--and sum
ning NJ his profits resolves to ours
tail expenses and do a better busi.
moss next year !; rerehance the hir.
60 cook i discharged ard the weary
wife Installed in her place; the
wood chopper aud fire maker sent
adrih and the lazy husband with
"retrsnri mcnt' written upou hi.
hnreliesd stops his son from school
70 MI the vacancy ; daughters are
withdrawn from college 10 assist in
liouseke ping and With economical
resolves undertake a good deal more
than they generally perform ; the
"
successful planter after laying all
daes, re-eoutraets with his employ
css, and forthwith makes arfuny.
meats fer Q christmas dinner, in
rising hrst the Editor Of his county
PAPER, lwlo hy the WY nsvor slight.
an il~s,taiiou) and his friends; i D.
piEess site easy upon the household.
the cook rctains her place, the
daughters sleep as late In the morn.
n. II they please, and practice on
ne guitar and piano in the evening,
tac sitc kills ! pig and turkey and
ruts . i,cw patch on the husbands
l'anss the husband ii turn buys q
sowing machine and other It eeterss
e please tho family, and thus every
thing goes smooth and cheerful.
~ much for thoss who work and
fhose who don't
Next ~ course ths fashionable
yotng ialy overha,ils her stock u
4sy goods, paints. waterfalls and
perfnmery, snd resolves 10 put on
sylc tor c~tzistnas ; d
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nindei that aaiy In iai, sse d.
msada us 10 eater b. the supposed
-aHis u ear psoPle. shd ihe readers
81 the Star. ihsicad Of ham9ring ouf
osn isney BY getting % some fse
Srvngbt f%enietess mort Of lessmix
FL nth the lose "a ptefies u |.
diseonsolsie bslhslg.
With tia pfsn,i,c We nuw bro
coed 10 deal with matter. touching
The Interests OF Cur county and State.
We have Just emerged from a BIZ
ter political contest, 10 which we
have come out second best, but not
whipped. There Is much ground Of
encouragement, to our people in the
rcrnl' Of tic recent election the
l.rge Democratic gain in the State
demonstrates the fact that there Is
hie and pluck in Mississippi yet
notwithstanding the fact that a few
counties slumbercd on their rights.
aud allowed the election 10 10 al
inos, by defall In other counties
which were disposed to do their In,
y Tue powers that DO werc shrewd
enough 10 get up local Issues for
the express purpose OF dividing the
people and divertiny thier s,tel ton
from the main poiu, a, issGe.
That this pau succeeded in al.
most every county where Il was
trei, Is due 10 the criminal culpa.
lil.ty Of thosc who allowed such
motives to govern them.
We mention these thing. now
the iaet that We have all along 7,
Teen impressed that this plan Of
c.eetIonorlng occasioned the defeat i,
vi our party in this county. This ,
DC ~ 30, Z il mighty proper that the ;
'scs should be discussed by our PEG. !.
i!e. md the conclusion reached that !
fieh aues viii not influence their !.
votes in futun. While rejecting !,
- These matters Ii must 10 evident
= every man in the county that tho !.
course for the future is tor the
'orth and south sides Of T~allahatel,. |
y rsver to cease all agitation ct their !,
.lliierenclcs arising from local causes !,
'ld resolve to mite in toto on all 30, :.
ltieal questions in future.
SO far as We are concerned we ad.
MI that we individually are partial ),
o sariia as a pleasa IT and healthy !
lace TO live 7; still, We would be :"
Wiling to sink tho Court. house and
al in Tallsha,chie river, II we could
place our people in power, :,
I've once more under a Dcmo>
government. We sincerely :
oIsc our county will take exampIe :
ON the past, aud never again suffer y
ON Their own folly, =
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South Carolina Affairs.

COLUMBUS, s. G., December 49,
In the House of Representatives to>
day the resolution of impeachment
OF Governor Scott being under cons
slderation, Mr.. Bowen made a two
hours speech, declaring he was in
terrible earnest and meant to im>
peach all the guilty State officials in
succession. In New York Governor
Scott had admitted to him that
twenty-five million dollars of fraud
ulent bonds had been issued in three
days, and the late Governor Parker
had declared that the Legislature
dared not act against the ring be.
cause OF lts own corruption. In Or
der to obtain a certain two-third
vote for the Impeachment he would
offer a resolution to postpone the
vote until after the Christmas recess,
and 1t a full House rejected the
measure he would resort to the
courts, He pledged himself to as
slst by testimony aud all other means
in h's power, to convict the Govern
or and Other guilty officials.
lt Is ranored that Governor Scott
N'i' resign 40 tN, aiyloUy haus,
Ile G0verauf aina.8 tfat tlsng.
qgleaa.eat Wlll lesu,t IN CONF den
.itlG goes To tl.a Seni.y.
E.rae p,Xoz, n. 10 49,,
anyeI az D,atn bss +.
ni,ls,. an.i b4s claimed ol.ao - onr
hest .,a l,yer,aE wanna, an.
riabt,ous shall be hole in q @erlnstir.
re,nembsra.ce." Tbi. truth "a ver;.
fed in the death OF Mrs. Matte J..
wife af john l.. Arnold, and daueh-
ter oil John aud Marietta Dancy.
who was born in De Soto county
Miss, January the 9TH, 1850. and
died Dee. the lst, 1871. aged q
years, 10 months and 20 days. Her
illness only lasted about forty.six
hours. She bore her sutier;nys
which was often severe. with NJ.
tienco and torti,udc. She has left
to mourn her loss a kind husband
and a little infant, besides many re.
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3, b. lone. 'hch ihs mountain hat
lHbtci hes iaisel brosxht fifth :
ms' uaiculra, mgsss Es~sy prs
lent that bas ever held a. hts
kup~u very we'll that he ought ~
appoint e'mpsieni psf8on only ~
lihee. and ali future presidents, on
less Geooge Francs IT, MS pros
lrtts afc better than psaple thini
will know the fact well enough
without a Civil Service Commission
10 inform them n il. And as 10 The
matter Of asc"rtsining 'he compe
or incompetercy OF applicants,
any man not m absolute hoo, could
easily decide that question in the
al.'a of very many chronic office
rs ib1'' " .jt s',l a1l olan
II
tlr.
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n-a-, gnIl ii a.' u,e "a @ "a Tho
lazy -ta'. aD.uE T.. 10 tne day
that W.,.um =. Mare made mer
OF patriotism by his dictan
10 the %yictors belong the spoils,"
he places within the gift of presi
Tents aud other officials OF the gov>
,rnment have been treated as 80
n1ch legitimate plumber, belonging,
~ right OF conquest, TO the party
which happens to be in power for
he time being, and until there shall
some legal ties. of competency es.
abhshed, the politicians will never
allow a president to make for the
AXE OF the service appointments
hat can be made for the sake
If the party which happens to cont
.rol the matter at the time. Prcsi
Tents are largely in the hands OF the
politicians around them, aud til SC
naturally follow u long exist
precedent so convenient to them
as the n question: Hearth
Home.
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DWELLING House and lot for Sale.

Owing to bad health I deslre to sell or ex.
change Cor ppperty nsarr the hasiness portion
Of town the brick dwellsgI live in, with
something less than len acres Vi land. The
House has tevsn rooms nth basement ~
Kitchen, good young orrhard, s,e, North a.
FAR crcunds, Sardis mississippi. Fcr further
particular inquirse Of
g. .. surLER,
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Va. Ice 20 tontretors

SEALED proposals for the eof structiOn off,
Fence Or enclosure around The epurt house
TO- jan grounds Ia the town u Sardis, will be
y the Chancsy Cls,k Of Pamela
u- la. tbs 10th d Of January 1872
r.Ao u sil a-e msy b, seen IN AID clerk,
.ll.e W .llro bvlrl OF SHpery,o u said
.o.ay JOHN U HARRISON, Llelk
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where's. N a~ttsshmsht wss issssd m he
sbsss sfs sfsiaa ne estate gH = sHsiiisE,
f~stHfssbls ~ Jaassrs eeafs n the 5sh District
snA II spps.sias - the court upDa sntssit
ssd he fstsfh n tbs ofieer. fetnfsabis 90 the
eth dsJ u Deesmbsf 1871. that ssIs dsfsa-
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II he TINE Of ssld soart to be held on the u
xosasy, i1h daJ Of Jssusry, is72 10 the ,ewp
Of ssfdls and sasrs The compliant Of said
elsintia. ~jadssnsat will be satsrea as<inss
aim and srsestloa issued ihereoa.
In ,ss'iH ony wksrset have hsreun,o ss,
ny hand and ssal this 9Th dsy % December
1871. ". b. RosgB0RoUGH, J.P, It's
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To our Customer.

twfli b. rssn By . card pvbl,a~.
paper that Ne contemplate a al,
q business This change rvudsss i
sary that We should ciose % en- prs.sCI
nss - speedily a. passible Rsrsl
dollar that Is due uss We thsrsiSrs A,
all u friends and customer 10 60
and pay up their Indebtedness q -, .
sible. Their promptness viii h p,u..i, !.
~precisted, and will enable % to serysss.s
better in the future than We have do,ss !.
rast.
We take this occasion to rssurp q, -.
acknowledgements to the people It lIks-'s
for their very liberal patronage suts,l,d
during the last sixteen ysars. vs1sn"]
pose 10 sever business sonseui~s
them, bu. on the contrary, w hsps : I.
sll'our old customers in cur new bssi,.. b
ring them that W win hare very -.
vantages to serve them N the fnsseS,
We offer our goods from aow ustl ~ !
December Of very reduced prices.
Very respectfully,
HEfLIN ! H0Doool
Sardis, Miss, November IS, 1911.
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Selling off at Cost, for
CASH,
Our large and entire stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry 6 oOds.

The co-partuership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned in m r.handise will,
by mutual consent oe Dissolved on the LIST
day of Januaty neI, We therefore offer our
large md entire stock Of staple and fancy dry
goods ut absolute cost to US, and our stock Of
sta lie and fancy groceries at the lowest possi-
ole margin, and, while we invite all in, search
OF bargains to call on us, we, with all conf
%'lence, appeal 10 our numerous friends and pat
rons to come forward promptly and settle up
Old scores while they can command the money
as we have cheerfully extended, heretofore,
all the fayors and Indulgence in our power
when there was comparatively no money; but
now, as n, are closing up our business, We
need every dollar that is due us.
WALL l. BROWN.
dl6-u BalesyiIl. Miss.
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offer ios ssls az hssss aad kt 10 iswa
Of 9sFdis. No - e~ysizaaia. TIRE. sishtssa
fsat toms . hasl, frat zsd bssk perch alan
pantfy-oas gat salldisE soatsssiaf osok aud
ssffsaL ooaa. viii msks tks tsrtss esq.
L b GREEsLAN.
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Sale.

Cheap and on easy ,erms,my farm nesrBstes-
willie aud Pan Ia Mississippi, containing aboas
$50 aerei, 100 cleared, balance dmbefed land.
This place offers great inducemcnts 70 one
who would hss 10 connection Nth ruuning q
ail farm. 10 trceta saw mall and man net ire
lumber, get out cross-ties cord wood &C. II
reaches to within one hundred yards Of the
Railroad. Call on the undersigned at Pamela,
or W. D. Miller, at Sardis, Mississippi
Q. MILLER,
P 8 The undersigned VIII alsS sell as
ageutsthe 5. W. Quarter, Section S, Township
0, Range ., lying near springport In said
county, IL miles East OF Bateseiiie This Is a
vslnabls quarter Of upland, scres cleared.
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Sardls Market House.
MARKET HOUSE

bcghaye to invite the citizens of Sardis
to the fact that | have opened q
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Money Wan ed.

All parties indebted to me for matchmaking
for the years 1870 and s7i, must come for
waru and settle with me at once, or they will
find their claims in officers hands for collection
| must have money and my friends will please
settle up with me at once.
A. JACK BR0wDER.
BArySvltLE, Mississippi.
doc 2-3w
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Statement of the Condition
OF THE

Statement of the Condition
Southern Life
Insurance Company.
Made to the Auditor of the State of Mississippi
On The first day of July, 1871.
The name of the Company is he Southern
LIE Insurance Company. 1t is located in
Memphis, Tenn.
The amount Of It's Capital Stock is... $3.50, 900
fhe amount of its Capital Stock
paid up.."".."................ $50, 600
The Assets of the company are as fol,ows.
Cash on hand and in bank, $50, Q25.4r
In hands Of Agents aud in
transit........, .......1S2 .S67 .93 $2CS, 793.40
Bonds owned b. the Company, va:
United States Five
Twenty (5.20s)
market value. $l0o,000 90
Virginia. ......-., l6,9s4,ss
Tennessee .-.".-. 28, 10000
Georgia."...-..,. l7,Q95,O0
South Carolips., .. 40, 1900 % 2o4,Ss4,0o
Loans on bonds and Mortgages
being first liens on unincum-
b red Res' Estate, worth
double. 800, 10000
Amount Loaned
Loans secured by Policies. ........ ..sli, $685. 80
ue"s otherwise secured ........... 204, 073,93
Loan Notes ...,". .,....,~.u,,. ,...l02, 7lT,i6
= m Annual and Quarterly Notes. 50 $685. rs
Az 1ner So utitts -. ..,.....,...I2 443;52
Lotto aset.s-u,....."-..~sl.lS3 .ssa3
LIABILITIES. r
hahs stJ4sltA sad als ia $40. s2o.59000
tU oAercia'As against tt Company IA, -J,,Oo
Total Liabilities. ,ssAT oles
The greatest amount insured in any
QUE fisk''..."'"."."....".."..,- $4,000
T. A NELSON President
Ben May. Secretary,
State OF Tennessee
Shelby County
We, I. A. Nelson, President and Ben May,
Secretary, do solemnly swear that the above
and foregoing statement OF the condition Of the
Southern life Insurance Company, is correct,
TO the best VI our ( owledss and billet.
T. A. NELSON, Pres.
BEN. May, Secty,
sworn and subscribed to before me this the
9Th day Of November, 1871.
HUDSON CARY,
Commissioner for Mississippi in Tennessee,
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Secretary.
!, Henry Mussrovs, Auditor Of Pablis Ac-
conns OF the State aforesaid, do hereby certify
that the foregoing Statement ofthe Southern
Life lnsursac' Company Of Memphis Tennessee
= truly and correctly copied from The original
on lie in my Office.
Given under my hand And 0fscis. Seal. NJ
Jsehscu, the 18th iay Of Novsnher, 1871,
n. NUsGRovE,
Auditor al Public Accouas.
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on the west side Of the Railroad oppo-
site he Velanda Hotel where / will keep
constantly on hand all kinds OF
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Holmes Place

we are also authorized to rent the
Holmes Place
the ensuing year. Cultivated the present
year by Mr. D. A Richards Of Long Creek.
This place lies 5 miles South East Of Bates
Vile, on the Pamela and coneeville road.
About one hund ed acres Of cleared land.
MILLER b MILLER.
dec CIV
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Helmbolds Extrnc, Buchu Is Dinrctic
and Blood-Purifying. and cures all diseases
arising from habits of dissipation, and ex.
cesses and imprudenccs 10 life. Impurities
Of the blood, elc.. superseding Copnba in
Affections for which it is used. md sypti.
litic nftections-in In these diseases used in
connection with EIclmboid's Rose Wash.
,t LADIES. @
In many affections peculiar to ladies'. the
Extract Buchu is uncqoa!le,lIhy my. other
remedy rs in Chlorosis or Retention, Ir.
regularity, Painfulncss or Suppression Of
Customary Evncuatiohs. liberated or
Schirrus state Of the Uterus. Leucorrhtha
or Whites, Sicrili,y. and for all complaints
incident to the sex, whether arising from
indiscrction or habits Of dissipation. 1t is
prescribed extensively hy the most eminent
physicians and midwives for enfccblci and
delicate constitutions, of both sexes and
oil ages (nttendcd with any of tho above
diseases or symptOms.)