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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-05
Washington Conn.

"A Catholic Mass me-.
Cambridge last Thursd.v
Revival meetings ara ,
the Baptist Chapel in C.r.'
Stephen Batty Was b..
few days since while dlsm-
wagon near Galesyille.
Rev. A. G. Cochran. F..
missioners of the Public g.,
ing town educational msef,
ington county.
Washington county ,
suffered severely from the
quantities of fowls. Sum-,
been "gobbled" by those WI,
to secure their stock Of f9v
tival season"
AT the annual meeting
cultural, Pathological and
of the first Assembly Distr.
ton county, held in Salem
December, 1870, George
Joseph stackhouse were el.
in place of Ahira Eldril.
McGeoch, whose term Of
PRED. Abner Robertson, +,
Treasurer. and James Gibs,
ing Secretary.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-05

TRoTTING AT SARAToGA.-A trotting
season of four days will commence on the
ice at Saratoga Lake on Tuesday, Jan.
18th, and continue up to and including
Friday, Jan. Both. Purses amounting to
five hundred dollars will be competed for.
Entries to all purses must be made on or
before Friday, Jan. 18th. The races are
to be mile heats, 3 in s to harness, three
horses to enter and two to start All
horses to compete for the prizes must at
such time be eligible to start Entrance
fec, III per cent, must accompany each
entrance, or the horse will not be received.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-05

SABBATH SCHOOL STATIsTIC.--Report'
I'd to the Secretary of the State Sabbath
School Association: No. of schools in the
State, about 600; No. of Schools reported
230; No. of male teachers in $50 schools,
1922; No. of female teachers in $50 schools,
1873; average attendance of teachers
1919; No. of male scholars, 9,015,; No, o.
female scholars, 12.445; average attend,
ance of scholars, 1884; No of resident
church members in schools, 7,175 No. OF
volumes in libraries, 2,440 amount of
collections, $S,O760O; No. of conversions,
915; No. of schools using uniform lessons,
1870; No. of schools holding concerts, 1855
No. of schools holding teachers meetings,
90 No. of schools using blackboard, Al.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-05
ADNEP4Is

,, ApysEElF ING ros 4 We
-4.'., .D'1''' al Mas, pa6isa'a il
SO1'Ai,' among its sdTsra'5---
ron ergymen, which We ~ :.
a nj clergyman, aged twenty
co. ce living, good residence
y Injected, wishes to marry
Ike to correspond with yoaf
der thirty years Ofsge, and o.
private property fiber own.
! a clergyman, tall, dark,
aged about thirty, whose pres.
is e14O, would like to oOnespa
loyeable lady, fr6m twenty &c -
years of age, with some msln. =
right. He would like 70 e1l0a
with 747 or 491. -
A clergyman of the Ests-; y.
aged twenty-six, tall and II.
but with only e100 per snDs-, 90.
marry, and would like TO OIL Tlsss
a young lady of good fsml isns.
pearance and some goodI -, I'll
These three clergyns'n' .. -. d.
ticed, are all under thir'y ,,
two of them clam to be tai -. -
anna wb;la ,be third has
and Is well connected -
clergymen Of this sort
wife in America.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-05

some young rasoals were annoying an
old gentleman by snowbaDing his horse.
de rushed out and caught youngster
who was standing one side and looking
on, and thinking him to be one of the of.
tenders, began to administer a fogging.
But to his surprise the harder he whipped.
the harder the boy laughed, until he stop.
ped and sought an explanation. "Weli.n
said the boy, "Tm laughing because Won
are SO awfully sold; I amt the boy ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-05

PORTLAND, RUTLAND,
CHICAGO RAILWAY.-The
the P. R. o. & C. Railws
Portland, Maine, on Wedn,
ganized by the choice Of J.
President, and John Neal
Treasurer.
The location of the Incl.
ton Centre, Moderation an
the line of New Hampsli,.
was adopted, the surveys
Just been completed.
Plans and surveys of the il
States of New Hampshire. 7
New York to oswego were p-
necessary measures adopted
ward the Work Of lgest.--
measures agreed on to en-
ing forward of the line
The members present We.
Eckron of n. Y Cain
Fowler Of \. Il, and NJ
and Lame Of Maine, viii
interested from out the ST..
Messrs. McEckron 81.
Glen's Falls, PRESENTED p.s-.
borate survey from Fort 4rr
NIT near Pisceo Lake q I.
miles, showing no grades
feet to the mile, going east,
oeeding 60 feet TO the mile. 9
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-05

DEATH OF Mr.. Fa.s.s
OF LUDLOw.-Anotbzr- r.
respected citizens Of L15.r e
beyond the vail. "C1e.- I--.
boys loved to call The B.o5g
man died at his resilsl= g.
last at the ripe old sezt
born Oct. 81, 1854, il Tug q. 4
an early age be united rl.1 -ae
denomination ana ..rr1 nd died
faith. He married n, BLY,
at Shirley, Mss, February l.
He came TO Ludlow IL --z
always resided their -laee. ".
died several years ga They
chi dren, six Of whom are Sill
different portions Of the Jai.r
neral took place yesterday
morning, at 10 O'Clock, from l-
deuce opposite the Park, The +
Of the community are with BIS
daughter who has devoted l-r-
during his later years
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-05

ST ALBANs.-Iha yourg j..
Congregational Soci=.y Of s., j
to give d te,Jival in The bs-.1.
church. ou die oae4lng 81
honor Of the day.
Capt. Murphy, ca1torel .
by the Canadians in the Feniaa
been released from sweet-borea
The second match game Of
between the amateurs, Mr.
Montreal. and John Swami
Albans. vas played Monday s'
Collins Hall. Il vas te'
carom game, 1000 Poin'
barred, and was Won By
ference of 1872 points.
were 60 and &C. s. ~.
rs. Goyer's ave "aD'.-
Swanton's 1s O. rage
,54ths
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-05
The Rutland Railroad.
AMHERST. Mass, Dec. 30. 1871

AMHERST, Mass, Dec. 90, 1870.
Editor Rutland Herald Riding re-
Gently over the Rutland Railroad and its
extension from Bellows Falls to CIRCUITS
Corners, can but congratulate the travel
ing public on the improved condition of
the track, and the superiority of its man
agement, when compared with many other
New England roads. The people here are
rejoiced at the lease by the Rutland of
the Road from Brattleboro to CIRCUITS
only IS or 90 miles from this place. One
can at once feel the roughness of the road
after passing on to the newly acquired
division, but the energy of Page and
Merrill-so the people here say-will
soon put the road bed from Brattleboro to
CIRCUITS in good repair. Much increase of
business to the New london Nortboru
Railroad is anticipated by this new ar
rangement, and it is very gratifying to a
native Vermonter to hear the manage
ment of a Vermont Railroad by Vermont
men so commercially alluded to
as one hears of Messrs Page and Mer-
rill. Time was when the Rutland was
but an appendage to the Cneshire-but
under its present direction its destiny is
evidently one of extended prosperity.
More anon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-05

LEcTURE.-Grace Greenwood will de-
liver lecture in Rutland, Jan. 20. He,
subject will be "Hotel."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-05
SURGICAL OFERArr1v

SURGICAL OFERATlaS
dent informs us that ~ u
Goth, Prof. A. T. Wog5v.-5
assisted by Prof J. Psrkil.
and Drs. Pond, Wskafe..
Peck. Bassett, Carpenter r5
moved an enormous o74r.-
the person of Mrs. Conner
Teton, aged 50 yesrs The
ing some fifty go pound. g.
such adhesions to surrau15.-.
render il necessary TO rzs
uterus constituting oaz :
midable operations know
history OF surgery. A..
patient was doing vel
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-05
WHITEHALL-1L;-- 5----al

WHITEHALL NJ r----4L
gave q reading ear--.a.1na-,
day evening.
Nasty lectures t. VII.
February.
The first golden v.- ..-
in Whitehall, clms fs..--
The parties wer- M-. au5 5f-~
sged respectively - a11 =
ried when aged . I'D Is -
They are yet enj tyinE sr.5
"A Young Men C@.-.-.
has been formed a. WHIT
W. n. Cook Is PRESIDE. D.
and L. H. Filmor= T.e-..-
A. McRae, Secretary. I-g...
useful and successful i--..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-01-05
Respectfully

G. D. SPENCER.
Cor. Sec. Alumni Association.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

The Memorial church at Enosburgh
will be dedicated on Thursday, January
9th. Sermon by Rev. H. G. Riggs of St.
Adams
The following is the list of ministers
ordained or installed in Vermont during
the year 1870.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-03-04
The Mad stone.

Mr., H. Lee Milan, the poac..o.
oi the celebrated Mad Stone Of Mar
s'Ial county, paid our town visit
this week, aud brought with him thi.
wonderful natural curiosity, which
he showed us. 1t is Il peculiar col.
orcd grayi-l stone, about the size oI
a largo hickory-uut with one enc,
smoothly polished of, and il quito
porous and spongy looking. The
stone vas broken igto several pieces.
Mr.. Mlam says, 10 years ago, and
Is banded together with silver bands.
It Ia quite n curiosity from the won.
dertul reputation it has acquired for
extracting loisons, Mr.. Milan lives
at Waterfront, AiarsialI county.
Water FaRry IadoHian.
We are prepared to say that the
wonderful virucs claimed for the
cure ofllydropIpbia and other poison
Gus bites are notoverutcd, and that
this stone has nrcd hundreds of
cases. to our own knowledge, and if
we were bitten by a mad dog, we
immediately have it applied
to the bite with pclcct confidence
thai the poison woull be extracted,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-03-04

a.
a Nt.
cd "A
m
w
af Hf r1fi t.
.aI ka.a ai
fea al a.sf
Dsl4.. nf cleaned nhrlhor fla
as pi os ~ Tall1Ha'sh
tH' l.. t.r treated wifi
I mH ntff
TU w I'd gyHg s lal3t yHf
30 rlIn'r 5Hl awakening Br m 10
a ona b al'.f1 ths sleeping sir.
..I.r1 1.n la hIsn
liil" nrw arrlgancut glvrl %
a,uniJ .io r1nranimti 20 NE re.pio
of tio nes r.uuly. it orcrrs h. us IL
mu.f have I.n Charleston and IA
uoIa op % borlrr Of their respective
oouutio.. which win lorce hc]citi1cu.
Of these two COUNTIES 10 the cnor.
meou- expense u building other
court houses belafe their local affairs
cau De arranged We hope the
Governor, will veto the new county
bin and give Yaobusha hack her
territory Miasissppi Cea-
iroi.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-03-04
The lRgiS

The most important proceeding
OF the past week, is the passage Of
the oil to suspend for sixty days
the operation Of the clause impos-
ing an additional tax of 50 per cent.
IN case of failure to pay by the LIST
OF March. The Legislature is ham
mcring away at the Code, chapter
by chapter, and there is little pros
pect of its finishing the job the pres.
cnt year.-C3u ion March lst.
Inns AND TAvERSs.-Chaptor VII.
Section ., ofthe Revised Code. heinz
under consideration IN the senate
yesterday, the entire chaptcrrclating
to Inns, and Taverns was Indefinite
~ postponed, and a motion to 70.
consider action was tabloid, which
precIudes action by the Senate dur.
ing this session the effect of which
VIII be to strike ont anything on the
subject from the contemplated Code.
The vote stood 1Sto s. See proceed
lngs in another colum.--Paot.
We were slightly in error in stat
ing that the billin relation collecting
the tax, suspends its collection for
days. 1t suspends for that
|cngth Of time the operation of the
imposing a penalty of fifty
per cent. additional for non-paymcntl
md this particully amounts, to d
~ pension ofthc tax:-Clorion.
Gov. Alcorn has very properly
sotnOl the bill to preyet Railroad
companies from running trains on
sunday.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-03-04
Sheriff Sale.

ny virtue oftwo writs of execution to me A;
sec.ea, one from the Ohancery Court of Pamela
g9nn'y, Mississippi, aud the other from tbe
oourt OF Errors and Appeals of Mississinn;
so'n against B. H. Pope for costs. I will ~
Monuay the 18th day of March. ISL II
non' otthc court-house door in the tn,,, -
aan1'a, sell to the highest bi lder 10, cash tbs
east o. ), j. Of section 10. township Ia
range west in Pamela county, S,nts az M;s'
II sipp', 'eyled upon IS the property Of said B.
.epe 70 satisfy said executions.
mh4-3t n ~
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And at all other times the books will be found
at the SheriT's Office in Pamela. also inform
the Tax-Payers, that the Certificates of In.
debtedness issued by the State, better known
as "Alcorn money, will be received for all
taxes due the ~county-having been so author
lied by the Supervisors Court.
| earnestly request all taxpayers to be
prompt in the payment Of their taxes.
call tax-payess' attention to Section "a,
Article 8, requiring, when taxes are collected
by distraint, to distrain upon personal prop
erty before selling land for taxes. | hereby
give public notice, that said section uiH BE-
strictly enforced.
Being anxious to make a close collection of
the taxes of this county, which will in the fu-
ture reduce the burden Of taxation, I appeal to
every citizen, to circulate among freedmen,
the time and place where taxes are TO be paid
and to afford them every assistance they posi-
bly, can TO meet their taxes.
The tax levied, amounts to one dollar on ev-
cry hundred. But few counties are better off
than Pamela; and if a close collection can be
made, taxes can he easily reduced next year.
U. 0ZANNE, Sheriff, and
f2j-5w Tax-Collcctor of Pamela Co.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-03-04
Chancery Notice.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
PASoLA County
IN 'he Chancery Court Of said county. in Va
cation, before the Clerk of said Conf a. =;
once, IN the town Of Pamela, GU this The %,
day Of February, ls7l-No. 1886.
Robert A. Cole,
H.. G. Mckinney, ct al.
upon affidavit filed in thi. cause. II annear
ing to the satisfaction of the Court tbaf II,
SAID defendant, II. c. Mckinney, is 4 non-resi
dent OF the State Of Mississippi, and that he 70
SIDES at Oentreville, in the State Of Alabama
u Is therefore ordered, that the said deeenaan,
90 enter his appearance herein on or before tbf
hrst day OF the next term Of this Court 70 h
holden at the Courthouse of said county i
panola, in the town Of Pamela. ON The 6rs,
Mon day in April, 1871, and plead. answer Il
domur to Dill bill Of complaints herein, or the
allegations thereof will be taken for confessed
as to him.
It's further ordered, that q copy az this a..
der 30 published in the Weekly Pamela Star /.
newspaper published in the town Of Pamela II
said county, for four weeks successivclv IN
mat q copy thereof be trar smitted ~ mail
postage paid, to the address Of said defsndant
H. 2. Mckinney, at Centeryille, AIahana
A true copy: "'
Hn.mm.rJ.C 70. HARRISON, CLERK.
HARRISON a TAYLOR, Solicitors. f25-5t
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-03-04
OXFORD AlssrssIppr.
E.I n ~

EDITOR STAR: Wednesday (22nd
was a gala day in 0xfort. The An
niversary Of the IIermc.n Litcror,
Society of tho University was cello,
bratcd by the Sons Of llemes, oc
cording to the long established Gus.
tom on that day; and although rain
was feared from the aspect Of the
clouds the evening before, yet Au-
rora ''rosy-iingered child of morn
visited us With as beautiful an cy-
preston as ever abe wore before.
For the last two or three Ami.
%versaries the day had to be put off
on account OF bad weather, but not
so this. Atten O'Clock the members
of both Societies (Ilermoan and Phi
Slgma) were m~arshallcd on the
campus, awaiting the Oxford Band,
which soon arrived, In q few mo-
ments n march was commenced, and
the Societies, with their Banners
Swung loose at the sport of the
wind proceeded TO the town, and.
marching around the Square, to the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
There, the fair daughters and the
elite OF the town and vicinity had
already gathered, aud soon the Or
otor tor the occasion--Mr. Charles
Mckenzie, appeared.
lie was received with applause,
and conducted to tho stand BY the
DIR. Waddell-and Mr..
J. W. Film, 0llc future Anniyer-
of the Phi Signa.)
FAIRY fingers had beautifully dec
'rated the stand with cyergeeons
md flowers; and the subject of the
was Icttered with the former
lpon a hito ground, and suspended
rom the ceiling--"Moments make !
I j.
hues with which the years are {
olorcd."
After prayer by DR., WaldoIl, Mr.. |
ichcnzlo was introduced and adj. (,
rcssed the audience for about forty F,
minutes. f,
His speech was appropriate. well !
elivered, and teeming with good adj +,
ice to us, his fellow students. The f,
'd'cnce manifested their apprecia- i
OIL OF it by earnest applause, and the ,
Aautiful bouquets he received clear $
proved how well the young la
es admired It. Mr.. Mckenzie, is /
OF the senior class, and is
ON Carroll county. 4.
That night there was an Ami !
hop at the Hotel, but as /
4 not attend, can give you no &C. !
'unt Of II, except twas said, "all !
'cnl merry as . marriage bcll.a Z
There are one hundred and twcl. !
9 students here, a few o fwhom have q
'tc'!y arrived. The Chancellor saws ,
~ ! everything y progressing lust
J nc would have II, and TINT thr !.
nssssrsi1s, y ~ ahcttcr condition d
icn eycr before. aud on a Enc ! !
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ff tsfi sp6tf fIa
% F y d 80 wqs "
hol h Is
~, fsf tiaf sa
Hhsaftt
ef cent 81 yei bf
Hfsi fsslso1 lat
fg'lfs He mf oi' d.
iIfet mlli, a.i sH r1i.ar. A.
mfai tlr ef
aes uiem hfs aaf of M
in imposing uo8 q people Vim
INV have r. ra0l oarf.heisr an'
ld sht N 81OAugUO of ss0-
uop ~ ~ sini1 % plr,ie
whai they alrrady bage' s1l ilni
o. Time ahm flty afe required.
10 pay Eve tne, more lay han
EVER before, AMI witba certainty
ol siill M increase 10 fhe t9're
IN ibc name Of irliert and n iIe
olmc of The entire peo9le of mr
county, we most earnestly protest
against Obi. Webster county move
meni, and against ALL schemes.
which have for their object the d.,
mcmberment Of our COUNTY: and
more especially DO $50 protest
against any and al unnecessary ia.
crease Of our aycs.
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RULES or PRACTICE.

list. Counsel are not to he inter.
rupted whilst examining witnesses,
or arguing questions oflaw or fact.
Interruptions must be addressed ia
the Court.
Ind. Causes will be managed by
the leading counsel, and counsel
commencing will conclude the exam
nation Of witnesses.
3D.. Indictments, recognizances
bonds, and testimony taken by COM
hitting courts, in State cases, not to
be taken from the clerks office.
4th' Sheriffs in selecting jurors
will regard the character and intel
Iigencc of the Juror, white and color
ed, and will, in all cases, reject pro-
fc%ssional jurors, men of bad charac-
ter and all pcrsons who are defendants
on the State docket.
9th. Motions for security for cost
to be entered at the return term off
the writ, will be entertained after
deposit with the clerk, and afidavits
of pauperism traversable.
9th. The clerk will set all cases
ON the the docket for particular days
dh. All persons interested in the
business of the court to be present.
without call.
Sth. All pleading to be marked
by the clerk, except the general
which may be written on
the paper to which it refers.
9th. No argument of counsel bind
ng unless reduced to writing, and i
signed by the parties to be charged. !
10th. When a case is called for
rial, and the papers are not in court '
he counsel charged with them, to
&c fined not less than five dollars.
nth. instructions by the court, to
he jury, will be given when the tes-
Imony closes, and before the argu- r
1ent of counsel is made to the Jury. +
-. I
1t IS asserted that under existing
'adical laws, Mississippi will pay ,
axes this year to the amount of t.
loven millions, seven hundred thou Il
and dollars.
The day for the consideration of =
nc House bill creating Webster s.
upon ther eport of the Com /
ntteo on County Boundaries, is set r.
N "Wednesday of next week. \
'ecial TO the Avalanche e
jackson, February a3.--Yester- !,
no quorum could be obtained in ?
Their House, and it vas only after m
'uch eSertion that enough were :
altered IN to-day to work. The
the members have INDUCED
has not, to al appcarances, agreed CO
18th them. Soda water is in de- H
and. N
The Senate is engaged on the new !,
ode; no important amendments have ca
zen proposed. In the House, a bill r. !
as introduced to restrict the Board II,
Supervisors in levying taxes m,
Senate amendmentSto the levec
were agreed to. A resolution
as introduced instructing the Reg
Iration Committee to report on the e
in the new Code referring vs..
registration. A warm debate en- " s'
cd the Republicans generally en- SCI
avor'ng to postpone any action the
Iating to an election this fall. Ra
RAILWAY ACCIDENT. ST
p... B.
Two passenger trains attempted to sss
y each other at full speed, on a
track, on the New Orlcaus ,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-03-04
Rules OF Practice In Circuit Court

LpfroRs CLARION; VIII YOU
please insert in yoar paper the en-.
closed rules which we have this day
adopted for our respective Circuits.
j.. \. Orr, Judge It'll district.
N. MiIIsaps, Judge 9Th district
G. G. ShackleIord Judge 18th dis
trict.
f.. 5. Fisher, Judge 18th district.
O. Davis, Judge, 10th district.
b. b. Boon, Judge 9th district.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-03-04
Citation Notice.

- aalie Johnston, who resides at Covinrtou
IN the State Of Tennessee Greeting:
leu arc cited to appear before the Cbo,ao.-
court Of Pamela county, State of Mississ;nr;
me hrsi Monday in April 1871, to SHOW aaa ~
7 any you can, why the final account ~ nr |
Davidson as guardian Of The Mia Ms.,,a ourIan
by order Of Court.
fchil-st u ADJ,
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Monday the 9th day of March

80
1871, in front OF the court-house door in N,
o OF Pamela in said county. sell to the biyb.
est bidder for cash, the following describes
lands lying and being in said county, to-wi.:
west of section 20, township 10, of range
! west as the property of B. II. Pope; and n
L. OF section l6, township 10, range {; and
cast and 5. W. offs, II o dissection is, Gown
snip 10, range 4 aud fraction S.. ] of N. ".
section Is, township 10, range I; and West
fraction N w. Of section %, township IN
range q and n. W. and fraction N. Il. / Of
section u township 10, range 4 and fractional
" " =, o. section u, township 10, range 7, N.
township 10. range Z, and west fraction N "
OF section %, township 10. range I. levied ~
as the property of Thomas league and n n
rope TO satisfy said executions aud all costs
Sale within lawful hours.
mnf-at U. OZANNE Se,g
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

hereby notify The Tax-Payers Of this couu-
ty, that ! viii meet them with the TaA-Books,
ready 10 receive State and County Taxes, at
he following places.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-03-04


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TUES Asu Nlv Before tia H9r
There were ~ the State ~ Mi,-i-.
.ippl ten Cirrujt Judges alta salary
oiiwcniy-iyc hundred dolIar each,
making ~ The aggregate twenty five
thousand doIIors, and ten district
each. making ten rbolsond in an
tbirfy.Gyo tlopsapd dousr N,,,
we have G0toon circr,t .tr1,os .,
S3,5o0 each. in an $4,000 Grlccn
District Auornors ~ - ;oo o..L
i'm All s87 500 and fuopfy Chanel
lors at $500 each. maxine $40 Goa.
maxine N ,l tho -,o,,oo,
Of SlGOOO0 and tbis comior J;root
~ ont of tbo noclo,. Of tho ,hito
tay.poycrs-Hv3, G,,ob G,,.,l
Wbla tbi, :, truo =, tIo
ons increase Of s@ol,rios of4bo.o ar
eos. it is by no means IN o,;lonoo
that men Of SUPERIOR tolcnt bo,d
these positions at this timc M,
said fiat ,rnc morit and t,l,o4i,
satisfied with small recommendations
to fine indiyiduo, if Tho monde no
thereby benefited wb;Ic mo, &c ,ou,
order Of minds orc like bnoarr cor.
moront. affair rri,o,o ma;n a..