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The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-19

DR.. Frrnklin recommends a man
in the choice of wife, to select her
from bunch. giving as his reason that
when there are many daughters they
improve each other, and from emula-
tion acquire more accomplishments,
and know more and do more, than a
single child spoiled by parental fond
ness.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-19

Boards SYSTEM OF HoRsE STEAL.
ING.-A correspondent of the Lynch-
burg (Va.) News, writing from Rock>
bridge county, says;
"Luc'c Beard and bani are on the
warpath, rs | write. His modus oper,
aadi of horsc-stealing is thus: There
are stands OF stations, about thirty miles
apart, from Northwest and Southwest
Virginia to North Carolina and South.
The stands are generally situated in out
Of the way places, on abandoned roads.
and kept by men ostensibly engaged in
some other business. a horse is sto-
len and rapidly run, at night from
stand to stand until out of the State,
and then sold. Lucien Beard is Head
Center, and controls all the movements
and property of the gang and makes
regular and fair division of spoils after
the campaign closes. lie has numer.
Gus strikers who go over the country
on foot, pretending to be looking for
work, but really spying out good stock
for the mounted men to pounce upon
at night. Several Of them preceded
the gang through this county, on their
way, they reported, to get work on the
G. and o. X. Il. The people should
be on their guard against such 'tramps,
for they are all members Of the band
and carry a full equipment of burglars
tools to use as occasion may demand.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-19

Every seventh person in London is
in receipt of public charity. The cost
of aiding this class has increased dur
ing the past ten years sixty eight per
cent. faster than the growth Of tho
great metropolis.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-19

81 wish you had been Eve" said an
urchin to an old maid proverbial for
her meanness. "Why so?" "Because
you would have eaten all the apple in-
stead of dividing it with Adam"
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-19

Of the quaint sayings of Father
Taylor, many old and some new ones
are finding their way into print. To
a prayer meeting which had just been
told that repentance was never too late,
forasinner blown up in a powder mill
could make his peace with heaven be,
fore he tell to the earth, Father Taylor
said, "Do not trust in such chance,
brethren; don't wait for your dying
hour before you repent; perhaps you
never will be blown up in 4 powder
mill.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-19

would not deprive life Of A single
enjoyment; but would countefact
what is pernieious in whatever is ele-
CANT. IfamOng my flowers there were
a snake, | would not root up my flows
ers; | would kill the snake.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-19

PRoPosED CONVENTION OF Color
ED MEN.--FCr the purpose of more
thorough organization and united effort,
an address has been issued to the col.
ored citizens Of the States of Alabama,
Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia,
Kentucky, Louisiana, Tennessee, Mary.
land, Mississippi, Missouri, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Vir,
ginia, West Virginia, and the territory
of Columbia, inviting them to send
delegates-one from each Congressional
district-to meet in convention at Co.
lumbia, South Carolina, on the 18th
of next October Baltimore Sun.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-19

They are printing about $50 0OO, coo
Of bonds daily, at the printing bureau
Of the treasury at Washington.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-19

Ii was oHe Of Douglass Jerro!Gs fs-
vorite sayings that in the midst of Ifs
We are in debt
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SPER MATOnRUEA.

This aGIietion has proved II" eycr'a't'nT ruin
Of Thousands of the MODEST and most talented
Young men that euer gave tongue 10 e'oynence
o. nen to song. How many porcnts hare seen
the rea son of a gistcd son got guin-hayH seen
lin fade away from their homes, th;ir hearts,
nnd their hearths, like a shadow Of evening
from the hills, and have turned in 'tcnrs to tie
tomb when he hns gone down, in the hloom 81
youth and the morning Of his existence, with
out once suspeCting that the idol otthcir d'cllh-
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this and other Affections, DR.. Coleman com
hounds his own medicines from the purest and
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Thev act rs kinil1 on the most delicate fe-
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What Our Contemporaries Say .

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WHEAT. CORN, BACON,
n estern and Atlantic Railroad

Change of schedule.
On and after Sunday, February I'm: 'Sil'
Ne Passenger Trains will run on the western
4 Atlantic Railroad as follows:
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EVERY DAY AN INCREASE IN
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g T. Gp : D.

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J. cleansing, removing bad 0dorS in All binds Of
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Erysipelas, rheumatism, and all skin diseases
For catarrh. sore mouth, sore threat, dlpthtflh'
For collie, diarrh9a, cholera; as Il wash to solte"
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and beautify the skin; to remove ink spots, mil
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applied eSternully;as highly recommended !
-'-ce-s--,
oil who have used it's for sale by all Drugg
ana Country Merchants, and may he ordered di
H-zsssaazsz1
rectly Of the DARBY PROPHYLACTIC co,
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DECREE TO SELL LAND:
j. II. Morgan, ct. al. VS.. L. NJ. Morgan
ct. al.

DINANA1AI ~ NANAAAA
]. II. Morgan, ct. al. VS.. +. NJ. Morgan,
ct. al.
In obedience to a decree of the County
Court of Monroe county, Tenn, made at
the September term of said Court, revived
and modified CT the November term, 1871,
l will sell at public cutlery On the premi.
sea on the
or 18th Day Of December, Next,
10 the highest and best bidder, all the
lands of which Martha K. Morgan died,
seized and possessed, consisting of two
hundred and fifty acres, more or less, stu
sted in the 18th Civil District of Monroe
Z county, Tenn, adjoining the lands Of Eli
sha. Kimbrongh, 6. L. Henderson and j.
G. Kimbrough, said lands being sold for
distribution among the heirs Of Martha x.
Morgan, deceased. ,-
sl-'.1 Terms of Sale:
Ten per cent. of the purchase money
will be inquired to be paid in hand on the
day of sale, one third of the remainder On
the LIST of July 1872, one third on the LIST
of July, 1873, and the remainder on the
list Of July, 1874. Notes with approved
security bearing interest from date will be
sreduired from the purchaser, and u lien
saretained upon the lan1 until the purchase
money is paid. A. I. HICKS, Clerk.
a Nov. 10, 1871. novlO-4tpfSl2.
sH n#. F"...
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-04-01
The Globe Mutual


1t affords us real pleasure to rec-
commcd to our citizens this staunch
reliable and very popular Life Insu-
rance Company. Mr.. Pliny Free
man the President is one of the old
est and most prominent insurance
men in the United States. InJune
1864, he inaugerated the non-forfeit-
ing system of policies, this was q
great Improvement and an acknowl-
edged benefit, and all other Compa-
MES have now adopted Mr.. Freemans
non-forfeiting plans. In addition to
that security offered by all Life In
surance Companies the policies Of
the Globe endorsed by the State Of
New York, which make its policies
equal to a National cash note OF
United States Bond. No restriction
upon travel or residence, NO extra
charges upon the lives OF females.
Policies issued upon all the i'm.
proved plans, Mutual Stock, also re-
turned premium life plan. Dueling
and war does not vitiate the poll.
cies as is the case in other compa.
MES.
The Globe has issued over twenty
three thousand policies, Insurine
over sixty millions, and accumulat.
ed three million assets.
Parties desiring to effect insurance
upon their lives will find it to their
interest to investigate the merits Of
this popular institution, before in
surfing elsewhere. Our old and
worthy friend Gen. Anthony Fos-
ter has been mabe the General Agent
for this Company, and better ap-
pointmcnt could not have been made.
The General enjoys the confidence,
esteem and respect Of all who know
him, aud we feel confident that he
will be favored with a fine business
throughout Mississippi where he is
SO we'll and favorably known.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-04-01
Farmers, Mechanics and Merch.

M
Farmers, Mechanics and Merch-
ants look to your interest IN the way
Of Life Insurance as well as that Of
Fire Insurance and while doing so,
do not fail to remember the Mound
City Life Company Of st. Louis Mo
represented by orr friend Capt ].
w. Skinner, who has come off with
flying colors as their special agent
And well has this Efficient officer
done his duty, giving to all . true
honest definition Of Life Insurance.
Whereas, other Companies have
made through their agents frequent
" false Interpretations. We
ocmmedC apt. Skinner to the public
and endorse any transaction Of bis
in Life Insurance. The Mound
sCi.y y controlled BY the best meu
ofycur State as we'll az other States
and no better company can be found
70 invest your money in. The as
sets being twice a. great as the In
bilities, making an investment per.
fectly safe and secure, besides
the integrity offered BY its officer i
it's management. UT
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-04-01
CIRCUIT COURT.

This court opened with Judge E.
s. Fisher presiding, M. G. Brady,
District Attorney, G. II. Gleason,
Clerk and U. Ozannc Sheriff. Col.
q. w. Dyer was appointed foreman
Of the jury.
The civil docket was sounded on
Monday and under the new rule Of
the court having the clerkto set eve
~ case for some day of the term,
not very many cases passed of up
on first call as is usually the case.
The criminal docket was taken up
Thursday. The business in this
court is well conducted and satisfac-
ton expressed BY every one at the
fact Of having . presiding officer Of
much distinguished ability and tai
ent, whose decisions are good law
before any tribunal in the Union,
and the attorneys especial recognize
the difference in pra,ticing before q
man learned il the law Of the land,
and ignorance as is now tho mis-
fortune Of some Of the other districts
in the State.
MI. Brady has received many
compliments for ability in prosecut-
ling the interest Of tho State, on,
friend Gleason has become quite
fan liar with his duties and execute,
them well. Quite 4 number Of at.
ttorneys from other counties have
been present " this term, among ~
number Col. H. w. Walter, cf Hon,
Springs, Messrs. White 4 Chalmers
Mr.. Pat Myers from fernando
Court will be in session next week
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~thaHsery Sstiee.


rHE srArE % MISSISSIPPI
Fssotk Cstsfs
IN the ChsnesfJ csaff n aid esaasy, In Va.
cation. bsfsss The Cisft II ssAl Coaff. ~ hi
sMee. IN The tsws u Pencils, ~ The lbe zta
asf q February ls1l-No 500.
Robert A. ceis.
Va
II. Q. Mckinney, etsl.I
rpen aHdasit hled In mi. eaasr, II appear.
lag 70 the satlsfsetlon % The Court, thai the
ssid defendant. u. e. Mckinney. Is a non-resi.
denI II the stste of Mississippi. and that he re-
sides at CtHsfeviiIe. In the State IT Alshama;
u Is therefore ordered, that ths said defendant
dc enter HE appearance herein on or before the
arst dag Of the nett term Of thIs Court, to be
holden at the Courthouse Of said county Of
Pamela, 10 the town Of Paaols, on the frst
Mon day in April, 1871, and plead, answer or
demur 20 bill bill Of complaints herein, or the
allegations thereof will be taken for confessed
as 10 him.
tits further orde'e ed, that q copy of this or
der be published in the Weekly Pamela Star, a
new spaper published in the town Of Pamela. in
said county, for four weeks successfully, and
that d copy thereof be trar smitted by mail,
postage paid, to the address of said defendant,
II. G. Mckinney, at Centerville, Alabama.
A true copy:
]. G HARRISON, Clerk.
HARRisoS a TAYLOR, Solicitors. f25-5t
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We lHtsaIs4 - aaHsaass BE 81.
fiszI "a dl=siazaaA@l Hsa.szl g*
Tor y aHf toss. sIn mssls be 80
Psaases sleat I've weeks ssHes. y
eoHfaHisl n Ct asa rFuf=F Repsb
lieza styk-paif II hasd-suiEs sd e
havy SIS shsofa-la he lands q
NJ John IIsll, Csasssbls Il Tsag
Town We refer 70 NJ. Iies IIsiIy,
q gentleman 4 African asseeai, veil
known 70 our citizens - . pfumi-
nent leader 10 the Radical party Of
last Summer, and . isvotits bell
weather 81 some Of our white Radi.
cal neighbors. The aforesaid rep
resentative took up his lodgings 81
the most portentoas boarding house
In our town-an elegant twe-stJry
edifce with handsome, weILprosect-
ell windows from the attacks Of bur
glars, where everything IL perfectly
safe from the attempts Of those who
"break in to steal and carry away
the rich jewels and incompatible
inheritance, there to reside for the
space Of thirty days on the handsome
charge Of kindly taking care offffty
pounds Of bacon belonging to one of
his neighbors, which Ben found
well, where?-ofcoursc in his neigh
boris smoke-house, aud this neigh
Dor was a gentleman of scent as we'll
rs Ben. Ben meant no harm in ta-
king care of this meat, as he was ces-
tain it was in great danger of being
eaten up by the rats, or something
else, and intended to return it, Of
Well, this is a short but interest
ing career of one of the prominent
lights of the Republican party in this
county; and we suppose Ben will be
nominated for the Legislature, as lie
mas proved that he is an adept at the
necessary qualifications of represen-
from his party.
. The Arkansas Legislature has ad-
and the people are saved
from the heavy burthen of paying
the ~thieving, corrupt body the daily
sum that they have SO long
wrung from the people by remain
ing in useless session. God only
when we will get rid Of the
mcnagerie at Jackson.
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Sheriff Sale.

BY virtue oftwo writs Of execution to me d.
rected, one from the Chancery Court Of Pamela
county, Mississippi, and the other from the
HighCourt Of Errors and Appeals Of mississippi,
both against B. II. Pope for costs, | will, on
Monday the 9th day Of March, 1871, in
font Of the courthouse door in the town Of
Pamela, sell to the highest bidder for cash, the
eastA Or s. r. Of section 10, township 10,
range 7 west, in Panolacounty, State Of Mis-
sissippi, levied upon as the properly Of said B.
H. Pope to satisfy said executions.
Sale within lawful hours.
mh4-3t U. OZANNE, ShG.
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Hssr IN Hind.

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81 ths Phsaestsfsfs@ b. hses=Hs easffasa
: Hisalsni iiss siii sai osiy strengthen. bai
fsasse lie esHss. sksstl ts l,asssfisislr 70.
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slsfHlsF faf 1T susk malnaHea Htsistlsf
siemsfa Eiitefs hase hssa fauaA aasHspasssd
ny setting alfersit upsn the digestive sfrsss
'het femste The hsasy. aissKrsssAie fssliss
stef eating. 81 aHeH complained II hy Fefssas
u q delicate temperament AZ sssh - diFes=
ilea = restored. The patient hHds his r'frarth
increasing, aad bis FsHersi health improved.
Thousands q eefsess eertify that i may be
relied "a IN al eases of veal ness 90 nervous
debility attendant apoa ~scdsniary hahilx-
The generality Of Bittets are 90 disagFesahle 10
the taste that they are Objectionable to e weak
stomach THIS is not the casa with Hsststters
Bittefs, which will be found mild aad extreme
" pleasant Halsamlc plants, barks and rssts
contribute their restorative juices 10 render II
soothing and strengthening. lie basis Is the
only pure stimulant which has ever been pro-
duced, containing no fssR oil or any other dele
ierious element. The most careful and skllihl
chemists have analysed the Bittcrs aud pro-
nounced them harmless. This Is scientific tes-
timony but the testimony Of the hundreds Of
who have experienced the proven
tive and curative effects Of the GREAT yRas-
TABLE roSic and ALrERArIvE Of modern times
is still more conclusive. In Fever aud Ague,
Dyspepsia, ~Billiousuess, Nervous Complaints,
Chronic Complaints and general debility IL Is
as nearly infallible as anything in this hllible
world can be.
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DelI TrebbIc Pianos, 163 Sec
Omd street, Memphis.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.

Mr.. Owen Merriwether, County
Surveyor will promptly fll all or
ders left for him with the Chancery
clerk Or with the Depot Agent near
est the place Of the party desiring
the work done. Mr.. Merriwcther,
is o very competent Surveyor, and
has been in the employ Of the Miss.
and Tenn. r. R. for a number Of
years.
Are you sick? Do you require an invigora-
tori Something to produce a natural action
Of the liver? Do you wisha mild, gentle, yet
ef6caeiout remedy for disease Of this organ p
Then procure Dr. Drazier's Liver Cordial
Sold BY Mansfield 4 Higbee, Memphis, Tenn