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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-10-28
The Peoples Duty.

HHHhH WHA rfHM HfnEaN
"whn al anbrib'd on freedoms rampartl
stand,
Filthhtl and true, bright wqricns Of tho
mnd.A
There arc, to tho honor Of our
country's name, many who are trno
" tho noble influence of Southern
character and will In this hour Of
our stnte's most perilons need DO
rea'lyt 70 strike down the US urpations
ani corruption of tho party that Is
now 50 rapidly driving the ship Of
State into anarchy, bankruptcy and
ruin, under their Misguided rule.
The coming election il franght With
the greatest importance to the In
tcrest Of every honest citizen ii the
State, for It involves tho restoration
Of tie State 90 crnmcnt from the
llaiils of = set Of mon who have III
two years rule already spent over
one million dollars annually ia Ok.
travagant legislation, besides the
enormous amounts robbed from the
people BY other means. The State
aZ.E nNi2 24E
tax dnring the last year has been
increased seven hundred thousand
dollars over any proceeding year
in the history Of the State, and there
Il no end to the increase which viii
20 On rapidly from one year to
another, 40 long as Radical rule lasts
until wo will DO Impoverished under a
siatc de5t that will equal that Of
the national debt, and which the
present inactivity Of the honest eli.
zc'ls will leave as 4 legacy to their
children,
While this il -, We mectmen ev-
Or, day who arc ~llcsitating whcth.
cr 70 act u opposition to the Radi-
cal party, because some local pecu.
mary private interest isinvolvcd and
WHO have appcarcntly lost that high
appreciation 81 their duty as citizens
y defend the interest Of their own !
st'tc, their own neiglbors and
friends. +,
The man who yields to such !
lfemItings Is no patriot, Is a bad !
md tniaithful ncighbor, rccrcant !
l'arrntand Yields 70 the pronlptings
ofn spirit tliat Is untrne. !
-'sAad 'slls ne mighty slace d onr large !
b~onours,
for ~ innch tasll Al mar 10 rrasned ,husg- ,
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Gov. Alcom has removed IN,
Board Of Supervisors and tie Board
OF Registrars Of DcSoto county be.
cause they were not rs scalawag
as he desired these officers to be.
Jack Cox, the President Of the old
Board Is in open arms against his
late master, and is an Independent
candidate for the Senate and swears
he intends to split the Radical party,
OF which he was, mp 70 his reno val,
a member. Tate is said to haug his
head and looks scowingly when the
Alcorn party is mentioned, yet that
Stat office on the lovoc commission
still in his grasp and he dare no,
against his Lord and Mas.
ter "jccms' or he viii be dccapitat-
ed.
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advertisement
CARD.

! will state to the public why
quit tho lin work Oh Ballentine
Wallis brick building. / wantct
Mr.. Wall to be responsible to mo 70,
the money when the work was com.
pletcd, aud did not want any before
then. Tho last time I asked Mr.
Wall II he would DO responsible tc
mo Tor my pay when tho work was
done, no said "Ryan, | don't care
whether you do the work or not,
Mr.. Moore can get q man. / did
want to do the worl, if MIR. Wall
would say, Ryan, | will sec that YOU
are paid, the work the work would
bcs done BY Saturday; and to show
yon that ! wanted the work done "a
soon as possible, | and ono Of nv
men were working at the building
when the train came to Sardis Tues.
day morning, and had very near half
tho TIN on the building when | quit.
which leaves me a loss Of City dol.
lars.
! understand TINT Mr.. Will has
stated that ! quit the job III order to
dlsappoint the Masonic Fair and
Concert Company: II he has 90
stated, he wiliully misrepresented
tor | did all | could to have the
work completed in time for the con-
cert, without mourning loss to my,
self.
a rcspo nsible gentleman told me
that he presented Mr.. Moorc's order
to MIR. William Wall and he said
Mr.. Moore's order was no recount
This IS tho way they wanted to nav
me for my tin work. 1t is very
easy to build brick buildings on this
kind Of payments. Mr.. Wall can
not, and | insist he shall not slandcr
nc.
Ladies' and gentlemen, il there Is
lny disappointment on my part,
iumbly beg q BIZ azcuscd. |,
Yours Respectfully,
j. T. RrAx. !,
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eomptsmisIpz ~ her %opp0siiion
iIis arpirmeni n Ne fariJ
ersm hih fesssi hl.loiy We.
mastery, and lei, not a. snswsfabls
Tresiigb IN heir favor fofibef Grim.
nal cxifa'aganee, bribery and en-
wpiion IN Office. Mal Cbalmers IA
no candidate bot speaks ihe warm
imrulses Of u chIgaioas pitt 10 jasi
lndi rnaiion NJ Tho untamliel coi.
ruptions 10 Office IT the present m
cumbreni party. lie Joint debate
at Ilcfpando With Governor hlcon
was The finest effort Of tbc cnnya.s,
and he literally crushed and humiIi.
ntrd the scalawsg Governor with
the truth Of the charges Of corrup.
ton IN him and his party. Maj.
Chalmers will dcliver:au address to
the citizens Of Longtown to day.
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tify despotism, % cottrol, or stlae
lhc verdict oi M outraged people
Bot IN The exercise Of the mOioty Of
liberty left them free voters have
iyen q scaihing and emphatic re-.
buko 10 political pcttifoggcrl
win gallant Mississippi longer fpul.
ter shall her election soon 10 come
oil redeem her from present peril,
and future ruin, or shall she hug
her dcludcd longer % her bosom (!
Mississippi aonc must answer
Poor State. Betrayed by perhaps
the greatest Other living men into
the custody ofnilicos to her inter.
est, and wcll-doing, the prcscut is
iraught with aIc deops soliciludel
Bet whilst she thus claims the IL
terest and challenges the a~naicties
OF patriots everywhere. redemption
is only In the effort and acts Of her
own unbough yeomanyl The task
may be h~crculcan, but il can be &C.
complished by an aroused people !
We feel herr that your work is a
harder job than that accomplished
Us. Ouroppouents were muster
cd by the s%linricst frog In all the
pond, and his llcutcnants were Of
genus carpt-bagger exclusively
whilst You have q most respectable
In command in tho person of !
Acorn, and who has large .
y strengthened his forces BY making
u many OF your natives :
But us Bmidict Arnold, was the !.
worst foe the United Colonies had !
Iftcr his betrayal, SO will these /, =
'lcventh-h@r scallawags bo to Mis- .
issippi Route them route them i
G. II. WoorrES !
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administrators Sale Of Land.

By virtue ofan order Of the Chancerv Cour,
o. fanola county State or Mississippi, made.ai
Inc October term 1871 thereof, the undersicn,
ca Administrator Of the est ate Of James {
Goode deceased, will on Monday the 4th da,
or December 1871 between the hours Of II
o'clock m. forenoon, and 4 o'clock in the after
noon ofsaid day, In front Of the court houst
door In the town Of Sardis In said coun ", ex-
pose for sale at public auction. to the highesI
bidder all ofthe rcAl sstate Of the said deceas.
ed, suhjectto homestead exemption and wild.
ows right Of dover, consisting Of west half oI
section 20, township I range Q west in said
county and State.
Terms of Sale.
One half cash and ballane on twelve month";
credit from the day Of sale, bonds with approx.
cd security will be required Of tho purchaser,
or purcharers, on the deferred payment.
"A. POLK, Administ
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T"f .H
The canvass IN tliis county will
be one full Of deep interest and dc,
termination on tho part vi tho Con-
servntiyc party, and on the election
day the cohorts Of radicalism will
melt away before the combined IN
fluenee Of an outraged througherly
aroused intelligent people, and the
now confident radicals viii be made
to trcmblc ID their places of power
at the yirtcous Indignation they have
aroused, and with this spirit of &C.,
ton, there will and can be but one
and that Ia the complete de-
feat and discontinue of tho radical
God grant that SO inst a
victory may be vouehsafcd our poo
pie.
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BY virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Court
Of Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered therel
Ia on the l4th day Of July 1871, In the suit Of
John II. Martin a. al complainants against
Eliza q. Walker, defendant, No. $3.50 In did
Court. | will, as Commissioner therein APP
pointed, on
Monday, the 30h dayof Oct, 1871,
within lawful hours, in front of the courthouse
door Of said County, in the town Of Sardis,
offer for sale at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, the following land, to-wit: The
north half of the south east quarter Of section
Q, township I, range 5 west. in said County Of
Pamela.
JOHN G. HARRISON,
sep 23-6t Commissioner.
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New Advertisements.
A New Gun Shop.

Tell your neighbor that we have q New
Gas SAop Ia SardiS fanola Co, Miss I am
prepared TO make Rifles, Guns and Pistols,
also. 10 do all kir De Of repairing Of FIRE arms
safes, locks and door locks, door keys, pad
lock Keys, sewing machines etc, etc, Also
will keep on hand at At ell times an assort-
meat Of rifles, shot guns and pastols, best pow
der, caps, cartridges, lead and shot. All work
warranted, give me . trial on your work an d
let the work show for itself.
w. T. BEARD.
Oct 2S-tf Sardis Miss.
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Judge Hill has Issued the follow.


Judge Hill has issucd the follow.
ing order;
ITO give all an opportunity Of
casting their votes At the coming
election, Il Is ordered that the petit
and grand jurors and witnesses sum
moned to appear at the next term Of
the United States e urts to be held
in jackson on the first Monday in
November next, DO excused from
attending said courts until The
Thursday following, and that the
first three Days Of the term be occu-
pied IL hearing caupos other than
those to be submitted to a jury.
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Administrators Notice.
]. A. POLK Admir-.
DE- Ronis Nna

Letters of administration laving been grant
cd to the undersigned upon the estate of r. ]
Irammel deceased in the Chanccry Court O.
Pamela county Mississippi at the October term
thereof, notice Is hereby given to al. persons
holding claims against said estate to have
their claims probated within the time prescrib-
ed by law orthey viii be forever barred.
Oct "a 1871.
.,oo, JOHN BISHOP, Adminlst
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Sardis Market House.

beg leave 10 invite the citizens of Sardi
to the fact that ] have opened q
MARKET HOUSE
on the west side Of the Railroad oppo.
site the veianda Hotel where I win keep
constantly on hand all kinds OF
FRESH MEATS AND VEGETABLES.
Open day and night and will fill orders
from any poin. on the Railroad.
win pay Cash Cor hides and p~eltries, Bees
wax and Tallow.
J. P. KAH0E.
oct 28-tf
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MgR8fg8S-

MEEE-LlNDER.-A At the residence Of
Elijah Sparks, by the Rev.. W. Bates Mr.
JAMES A. MErx 10 Mrs. Many A. NJ. LrspeR,
all Of this county.
We wish this couple much happi-
ness in their new relations. MAY
they be as happy as they deserve to
be Is our wish. Their heads are level,
and we know that they are a big
hearted hospitablc pair, for in their
happiness they did not forget tho
printer, las many do, but sent around
a rousing big cake.
May they live long and be happy.
PARTEE-JACKsoN.-iu Brookhavcn,
Miss, Mt the residence OF the brides cousin, Mr..
Hiram Casscldy, on the 22nd inst, Mr.. G. W.
PArTEr, Of Pamela county, and Miss ELizAnpru
A. JACKSON, of Washington county, Miss.
The bridal party came up on the
Monday morning train on their
way to Memphis on q bridal tour.
Well Charlie you have at last found
ono to make yonr life full Of sun
shine and happiness and we only
that you may live long togeth-
er in peace, and render the honey
moon a life long season of uninter.
bliss.
MARRIED.--1n Grenada Mlssissip
pi on the 26th inst. at tho brides
residence by the Rev. Mr.. w. s.
Ryland Mr.. Samuel Webb, to Mrs.
NJ. Il. Meek.
We extend our congratulations to
'ur friend Sam and his lovely bride
ind hope that their married life may
70 one unrutled stream Of happiness
nd that their bark of matrimony Q
nay always steer clear ofthe break
RS and finally watt them both to
Heaven of rest, "where the
cease to trouble and the 2
cary are at rest" J. .,
@
MARRIED.-At the residence of 81
le brides father, Mr.. John Gilion, ne
this place on Thursday 10Th inst. pc
! the Rev. Mr.. Jos. Brooks, Capt. b
i. v, Crump, to Mrs. Nora Clan os
N, all Of this place. g
We thought we would try and
ngratulate our fricndCrump on,the !,
prize he had won when we q
him after the wedding, but no .
J, he was so delighted that all We =
ald say only suited Just eroctly
lat he thought, 50 that we could say
new. We only hopc that
J may be half as happy when We
como q Boncdict,as he is, over this y
ri in his relations Of life. x
MARRIgD.--At the residence Of ae
9 brides father DR.. Isaac Sullivan, &,
ar this place on the 9Th Of Oct. fe'
the Rev. Mr., -, Rev Mr.. s. e,
Brewer, Of Oxford Mississippi, to y
iss MoIlic Il. Sullivan. sai
tender our warmest concrat. vi
atoms to the happy welded pair,
q hope them Gods speed upon-
} journey Of life, but we cannot
! feel that how rapidly time wings
flight, when we think that anoth> Of
Of the many schoolmates who cd
We married this season and we An
! desolate and alone upon the =,
OF life without the sweet Of
sforting influence Of a noble p, ,ns
man. inc
Eas
.ARRlED.--ln Memphis at the e
idenoe Of tho brides father, BY 10
Rev. Mr.. David Walk, on We'd. SAID
day Oct. 25th, Mr.. w. L. Nelson.
place, 70 Miss Ella Rhodes. r
our Young friend has cur kind
hes for bis happiness.
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How tho canvass is carried on in
DcSoto. -DeSoto Times.
Recent Radical 0ntrage.-.Fraud
And Infamy.

1t is almost impossibl bic to conceive
or form IN appropriate idea of the
ipfamieand cunning schemes that
the Radical party will resort to.
Seeing teicat staring them in the
facc the do not hesitate to porpo.
trate tic most unblushiug frauds.
and quickly stoop to do the most
Outrageous acts in order to mako if
possible, their party win. The &c.
ton q the Radical party in THIS
county heretofore have been william.
lous ani nnprincipled, but not until
recent, have they made their mi
qltles 8 patent, and never before
have thy resorted to such unscrupu.
lous MEASURES MS they havenow. It
will be seen that The Radical Lead
ers OF his county have made tho
Election Commissioner, who Ind
tho appointing power of the Regis
'rars, rcmovc the Registrars and
appolt others in their stead,
This ticy did without any just cause
and without a scintilla Of law to
snppot their action. But fearing
mat assistance on the part Of the
REGISTRARS wouldperhaps oc the cause
OF breking up the election, the Rec.
lstran obeycd the mandate Of The
Campbell, Daily clsao aud gave up
books,
NV, fellow citizens, who did
Josiah Daily, Scwcll Ncwson
and Nm. i. Battle. Two candi.
late, Joe. Daley aud Sowoll New.
'ot', &c TO say who shall hold the [
at the various precincts, and ,
! thekcistrars do not appoint such /,
ncn as they wish, or IL the Reg /
dare TO act honest, then the ,
.HHN ri III ~ .EWMNHE THIFE #MNE 7 IL
'rca trimviratc, Daily 4 Co, with !
mo stroke decapitato them. AMI !
~ whats For the purpose, If
'osslhlc, OF packing, stufing and
the ballot boxes. Topracticc +,
raud, to enable them to be strong, ,
hey nave violated, grossly, all law j
nd have IN their dying hour crown
q al their former infamies by u.s.
Y the basess means, BY cndeavor-
g to pack the ballot to carry !
10 election for their party. FRAUD |
HEAT, lNSOLENCE, VI0LA-l
ION OF LAW, and GROSS IN /;
to the people Of DeSoto !
ounty are exhibited in the acts Of j
en--candidatcs--who desire to get !
lice. These men are Joe Daily !
I'd Sowcll Ncwson. I.
Another gross injustice Infamous !
I, batch Of fraud, pcrpetratcd by
i party, y the abolishing Of seye-
J voting precincts named in .A,
found elsewhere. They have l
olished strong WHITE preeincts, Q
q they thereby hopo tokccp some
,nseryatiscs from the polls. Come v
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W. were pleased to Be among
l''S Number who Esteemed 70 Tie e.
Dluppt forceablo and nnanswerable
.:'' e " NM. II. II. Chalmers,
Iss ss' Y. ~ tic Court House on
ssssfday evening Will, the political
's'ss ft'le sa TIL deep im-
.,o''sts delivery coupled with the
as'H|'ls nfgu'nents ugnilst tadi-
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"a. a l is easa ffelf.
sad 4 b. adliagibs Iislbia.
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iionf IiapieH DfynIsY-Th.
Calambss Iades u saturday be-
he following Instance u HadiesI
usealiiy. II sagsi
The radicals are preparing i0l
The election Last TUESDAY, Z
squad Of Federal soliisfs arrested a
number u Innocent ,eitirens d
l0sndes county, charged with be.
mg Ka.KIux. We only learned ibe
names Of three Of them jos. Her.
ron, Warren Gardner and John
Stephenson. Al Of them wcro 70.
leased save Stephenson, tic eyidencc
being o aimsyand absured that even
Radical assurance and yilliany
could not make anything oft. Two
negroes svore they saw a costume
Of clothing IN Stephenson ho1se,
which they bciiered wore a Ku,klux
disguise, aud Stephenson Is held to
satisfy the Internal spirits who will
use any means to carry their tickle.
10 the coming election.
The citizens arrested are all re-
spectacle, law-abiding men, aud we
believe, as clear Of the charge Of
as the Radical party is of
truth and honor.
The annual meeting OF the Stock
Holders ofthc Mississippi and Ten
iessec r. X. takes place on the 18th
If November at the Peabody Hotel
Tennessee.
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CONSTABLE BEAT NO. a.

We are authorized 10 announce JAMES N.
GIBSON ~ . candidate fur Constable In Beat
NJ. : Paaeia County at November election.
We arc authorized to announce
w. II. Dunlap rs a candidate for
magistrate, IN beat No D. at the re-
quest Of many voters.
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~ II
Announcement Of Candidates,

ftH SUPERVISOR BBAr NO. 1.
We are authorized 10 announce The name 0
JAMES v. Bu GfiANAN, ~ n candidate 70,
M %srsiaor lot Beat No. 1. at November elce,
ton.
FOR SUPERVISOR, BEAT 40. 8.
We are authorised 10 annoance GuiLF0Rp
VAUGHAN, tcoloredi, as a candidate for sn-
pcrsise Of seai No. 0, Pamela county At ensu.
INK election II November.
lrsTlcE0f TIE PEACE BEAT MOB.
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL G
ENGLISH, % q candidate for Justice Of the
Peace ~ beat NJ. .. patola County n Noscm
Der election.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-31
Mistellameous.
BUTTER AND CHEESE FACTORIES.

Butter and cheese making has been
diffused industry in many countries, from
the earliest times; but it remained for
American inventiveness to give concentra-
ton to the work and show the nations how
best to do it. In 1853 we exported to Eng
land q million of pounds of cheese in
1870 we sent her fifty millions! In the
same year we imported nearly million
and half of pounds to supply our own
requirements; but in 1870, so ample and
excellent had our supplies become that we
did not require to import pound.
1t is comparatively but few years
since farmers in New York state, seeing
the waste of labor necessarily consequent
on each small farmer being his own manu-
facturer of cheese and butter, commenced
to form labor-saying cooperative factories,
where one set of workers would do the
work of many, and where, by affording
superior facilities and giving special atten-
ton, the quality of the product might be
improved. The movement was COM
| pletely successful, and at this day, the
number of these cooperative factories in
| the state is more than nine hundred, with
supply of milk from quarter of a
million cows; every three thousand cows
atiording a million of pounds of cheese,
valued at $4,000, or more than three
hundred pounds of cheese and three hun
dred gallons of milk for each cow. Of
this large number of factories,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-31

This is an age of inquiry and people are
beginning to realize the magnitude Of the
svil caused by the use Of injurious compounds
for the hair, which are prepared and forced
into market, by men who are not practical
physicians, and who may not be aware of the
injury they are producing. These prepara-
tions have been analysed by competent chem
lists, and shown to contain poisonous sub
stances, causing Nervousness, Headache, Par
alysis, and often fatal results.
In contrast with such injurious articles, we
call attention to the Hair Rcstorer prepared
by DR.. r. Greene, Superintendent of the Bos-
ton Medical Institute, who has been a sue
cessful physician in Boston for more than q
quarter of century. DR.. Greene uses Veg
etable Remedies only, and can assure the pub
lie that this Hair Restorer will do all that Is
claimed for it, without q possibility Of injury.
"I hare tested sample Of DR.. Greeae's Hair
Restorer, and find that no poisonous metals OF
injurious matters erist in ii.
c. r. JACKSON, State Assayer."
The use of this Hair Restorer for twenty.
five years has tested its superiority as dress.
ing, and its power to preserve the hair and
scalp in a healthy condition. 1t removes
dandruff, prevents the hair from falling off,
preserves its natural color, restores it when
prematurely gray renders it soft and glossy,
| promotes its healthy growth, and is the best
| dressing ever discovered. While other prep
arations are sold at almost any price, DR..
| Greene's Hair Restorer has sustained its good
qualities, its price, and its reputation. It is
| prepared by DR.. r. Greene at the Medical In
stitute, "a Temple Place, Boston, and sold at
| ST per bottle, or six for SIS, or sent by ex-
press to any part of the country. Pamphlet
sent free Address DR.. r. Greene, 81 Tenn
| pie Place, Boston, Mass.
Sold by L. II. TITCOMB, Druggist, Augusta, sole
agent for Dr. Greene's Hair Restorer and scfoiuia
Syrup.