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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-05-20


ns dwelling in a by street, has
out the grass plat in front of
premises with artificial cIcous.
made OF orange-peel stuck IN
il sticks. This kind Of srt de-
-vcs encouragement, as il might
I'd to utilize the bits Of orange
ell by which the sidewalks are
" rendered so unsafe.
The women at La Crosse. Wis.
We got the rag. carpet mania the
'rst way. making up all the old
thcs they con find. Men have
sleep in their pants 10 keep from
wing them made up into carpets,
ithcn they often wake up in the
.rning, and after all their troub-
fluid . leg cut off.
Coop SENsS.-The great troub.
among American youth is the
k Of application and thorough
IS ir what they undertake. Any
ng that can not be learned by
periical study 10 given the go-by
something less studious and
some Study end hard labor
looked at from . wrong stand
int; and rs q consequence the
rksl,ip ranks are full OF unem-
.ycd and half starved young
n, and the professions are over
, wing with mediOcrity, while
. I'd mechanics. End plenty o.
ok, at living price,. The evil
oxen Of is seriously felt. And
ose who work as . trade do IL il
loose and careless . manner
I they often are not competent
do the work, they promised 4
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-10-14

The rTstfsfm ~ ths Conservative
Parts 81 faneIa toaHiI.

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Conservative Convention.

The proceedings of the Conven-
tion held here on Monday last to
I'LL the vacancies in the ticket will
be found elsewhere, and We have
not had the pleasure of seeing n
more harmonious or ENTHUSIASTIC
body represented by our citizens aud
from all parts of ~the'county in many
years, and the true ring Of the old
battle shout was heard upon every
lip in responce to speeches made by
Col. ii. W. Walter, of Holly Springs
Mr.. j. G. Hall, candidate fol Dis
trict Attorney, Capt. jeff Meek,
Capt. G. Il. Vance, Capt. iSam
Mathews, Col. w. b. johnson and
quite n number Of others, and tho
shout was like the muttcring of dis
TINT thunder, breaking IN wild tn.
mnltous fury oycrthe sen, .urningu N
white the waves from the bottomest
recess. 1t was a meeting Of all par
tier, of political crce1s and principles
IL one harmonious union to accom-
plish the overthrow and detl.rnc
meut If Radical usurpation and cor
rnption, and solemn pledge to 6gh
the hattie to the bitter end, nm,
With n determination fiat must an
viii carry success. And the resul
~ this meeting hns had a wonder
fiji effect in awakening The people I
the county 10 n sense of their dut,
and wcsmect on every side the fir
promise Of a determined effort to d,
feat the Radical party in this coul
~, ny cvcryh respectable white ms
~ the county who is not in open d
fliation with the radical party.
We had tho honor Of relieving
nomination from this convention
Representative, which although .
UF.INIl NN M NAtH HMNHM
private affsirs said not accept, J
dry said accept and tcxtepforwa
mud ct the part Of an honest a
epneieneiouH citizen il the dischar
A. i~snfpstsht duty without req
MA rfvatc snls. If our tici1st I
Y slsd8 VII W u, secouSl
N our rcorle, and
.srS1tNsesae ~ brse suat "
nv dlse.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-10-14

The particulars of thc'great fire in
Chicago will be found on.sthe outside
Of this issue, and the terrible result
Of il has not been fully told
When we know all we will find but
two such terrible fires recorded in
the history Of modern times--the
burning Of Moscow 10 1919 and
the burning in London sept 2 1866.
Many Insurance companies must
have lost SO heavily that It will re.
suit in their failure, and we will
Hook withmuct anxiety to see what
companies have suffered in THU
conaagrasion. II has been sal,
that evil deeds come home % roost
and Chicago las always had The rep
uixtion ii hciug ihe sodom an
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-10-14
Land for Sale.

On Monday, November 9th, I will sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, a tract
of land 8 miles north Of Sardis, on the railroad,
containing $50 acres. Parties desiring a well
improved homo will do well TO examine the
place. Twill scllt til, place privately before the
day of sale, if parties desire 1t. Title perfect
Terms cash, or one-third down, the balance
in one and two years with interest. For fur
thcr information applyto 7. j. Hunter h Co.
Sardis.
ol4.lm r. T. HUNTER.
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Land for Sale.

Wishing to change my business, ! offer for
sale my place in Pamela county, Miss, three
miles west Of sardis, at Davis Chapel, contain
ing ninety-two acres. This place Is well i'm
proved, having on it a fine house and all ncces-
sary buildings, so acres cleared and the balance
in woods. In point Of health, beauty and
comfort, IL is probably not surpassed by any
place in the county. For further information
apply to the subscriber on the premises.
s30-1m JAMES BklTTON,
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Land for Sale.

My plantation eight (s) miles northeast o.
Sardis and seven (7) miles southeast of Conc
is for sale, four hundred (400) acres in all
n half "a cleared and in good state ofcult.
walton, under good tense, This place is wei
situated for two (2) settlements, and has u
acres bottom land, we'll drained. For furthcl
information address me at Sardis, Miss.
Olaf B. r. JOHNSON.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-10-14
New Advertisements.

The annual meeting of the Stock holders of
the Miss. a Tenn. Railroad Co, will be held at
the Peabody Hotel, Memphis, on Wednesday,
18th November, 1871, at II o'clock, a. m, at
which time an election will be held for Di-
rectors for the ensuing year. Stockholders
and their families will be passed free by ex-
hibiting their Stock Certificates to the Con-
ductor.
ol4-bt s. H. LAMB, Sec'y.
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Land For Sale.

Iofrcr for salea tract of Land containing
about one hundred acres sixty in cultivation
good framed residence with kitchens, stables
and all necessary out-buildings generally,
Newly dug well, good water, aud newly pailet
gard en-situated four miles west of Sardis
For fur,h er information call on Ak. Hay, OF
the premises, or W. 9 Musgrove, at Como.
s16-lm
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-10-14

The Third Annual Fair Of the Sardis Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society, will open on
Monday the 30th, day OF October, 1871, and
continue Five davs.
The Booths at the Fair Grounds viii be rent
cd 10 the highest bidcr on Tuesday the 18th
day Of October 1871, at the fair grounds al
ono p. m. Bond and approved security will
be required.
ny order ofthe Executive Committee.
W. II. WALL,
Tgeasufee.
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-All44&&8gAlh

In Memphis, Tenn, at the Resi-
dence Of the Brides uncle, Mr.. Gull
ford Jones, on the 10th inst, Mr.. ].
d. HANSON aud Miss SALLlE SHORT,
all Of this county.
Long life and and many blessings,
kind friends, Is the printers wish,
and may life bring no narrowing
cares.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-10-14
Notice to Miller $.

l hereby give notice that | will grind corn
on Saturday and wheat on Tuesday and We'd
pesday Of each week, and that persons bring
ing their wheat or corr on other days than
those above named, will have to let it Ito oveI
until Abe proper time.
s30-2n JONATHAN ORR.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-10-14

We aaihofisd h ssnoanee } a. HALL D.
10 = candidate ~ District Attorney n fhe ilfh
luAifisi ni.iasi rmfrfed ~ ~ go. Fantla.
TaHahaithis sHba8stt ani ltfsfs.
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To Let,

A Store House at Como, "a feet wide by 80
feet long. Can be used for groceries, dry goods
hardware, or any kind of merchandise. In
duirc Of a. r. HOWE at Sardis, orT, G. BASS,
Como. jylt-tf
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InH nrrhraTNTATIYr.

We are authorised 10 annsHHef Capt J T.
kNuX. iibt nominee ~ the Conservative
Coz ssntisnl as candidate ~ Representative
w TIE Legislature for raaola county, In 10
rb#uiuq e~lefffaa.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-10-14

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aaf ID m e. siw "a
saHwi asami o. e.y.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-10-14

ws sre authorised 10 announce Capt JESSIE
e WRIGHT. he nominee " he Conservative
party. NJ q candidate for sheriff u Pamela
county ~ the November election.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-10-14

We arc author fed 10 annonnce the name ~
H. W. TERRY, the nominee Of the Ctns.rva
tive Convent on al Pamela on The 22nd n Au-
5 MI, A. a candidate Tor Assessor of Pamela
ruaniy 10 the next election.
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announcement Of candidates.


announcement Of Candidates.
DISTRICT Arl0nSEY.
We authorized h ssnsanfe J a HALL. b.
10 = candidate ~ District Au6fnty n the llfh
ludisisi ~ ifsi rntnsei ~ fssafa. Flntia.
Tailahaithis, sHbH9stt enl ltagff.
FoR HErnrsrSTATfyr.
W. afs authorised 10 anaoanes Capt J T.
kNuX. libt nominee ~ the Conservative
Coz ssntlsnl a. a candidate ~ Representative
w The Legislature for Pamela founiY In ~
rhsuing eletiiaa.
ron SHERIFF
We are authorised 70 announce Capt JESSIE
e WRIGHT. he nominee " ihs Conservative
patty. ~ q candidate Tor sheriff ~ Fenola
county ~ the November election
ron ASSESSOR.
We arc anlhor fcd 10 announce the name u
H. W. TERRY, the nominee Of the Ctns.rya.
tive Convent on al Pamela on The 22nd n An
INST A. a candidate ff Assessor of Pamela
county 10 the next election.
r,R SUPERVISOR BEAT No. l.
We are authorized 10 announce be name Of
JAMES v 10 CiIAsAN, as u candidate foi
w crvisor tof Beat No. l. at November cleo.
lion.
FoR SUPERVISOR, BEAT 40. 5.
We are authorised 10 announce GulLF0Rf
~ AIfnII n Faaf...Na n. . a..l.I.s. -. o..
p%ervisnr Of Beat No. 9, Pamela county at ensu.
sng election in Noyembc.
JUSTICE or THE PEACE BEAT 40. 8.
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL {
ENGLISH, a. n candidate fer Justice Of th'
Peace in Beat No. 8. Panola County ut Noveu
ghtr .hction.
CONSTABLE BEAT NO. 2.
We are authorized to announce JAMES N
GIBSON asa candidate for Constable in Bca
NJ. 2 Pamela County At November election,
FOR TREASURER
We are authorized To annouuce,'. Captain n
y. BENSON, ssa candida ate for Treasurer, tbr
ing the nominee of the Conservative Couycu
toni pf Pamela County In the next election
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
We are authorized to announce the nam,
Of Carr. J-J. MEEK, asa candidate.f for Circuit
Clerk Of panola County at the November
ea'i,l
Friends and coantrymeni Cilitizcns Of panola
county, District No. g.
Having been solicited 10 become q candi-
,laie Tor Magistrate Of the hove district, | hav,
resolved TO do so, and do hereby solicit the
rldand supporto Of every good citizen Of the
district, regardless Of party, race or color -
Therefore, all who feel an in,crcs, In the well.
fare OF h,mse,f aud his e lluw man should con.
slider the importance Of selecting a good and
honest man for that position Therefore, II
IL you have confidence In me, as a mar worthy
Of that position, | ask you, In the name Of q
true and unprcludieet friend, to remember IN 9
when you step up TO tho ballot sox to cast your
vote, and in return for your kindness and sup.
port, ! will, as a friend, whose heart beats
true 10 the cause OF Justice, remember the gold
en- rule, and 10 unto others rs ! would have
them do unto me. Yours, truly,
WI DrsLAr.
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r,R SUPERVISOR BEAT no. /,

We are authorized 10 announce he name Of
JAMES v ~ CilAsAN, as q candidate Tor
w cr,i.or iof Beat No. | At November cleo
lion.
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urs-- Goods Department

1. Daaas4 n zee a~sa fafs aaf hf rstn 81
Wst ataas cad Velvet. I'll faMg mi shha
f4aad fgHias sH tHf well
nrsha CmkA Fah seiPian N@nHt ~ ew"i
asas nhlsss MsNaW bttdas
VHfs Tiger Faanas shd Csshmefei
Atasaa ai fsma
r.stssN - tint on masss sad hor Furnishing Goois q mmh We
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-10-14
FOR CIR CutT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce the name
of Carr. ~. MEEK, asa candidste.f for Circuit
Clerk Of psnola County at the November
ea'i1l
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Planters will always find full supplies of

at coresponhngy low prices
S. N. PEARSON and Y. BARcnrs, will be found with this house ready to
serve their friends.
N. B. Goods sent to any part Of the country per Express, G. Q. D.
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VoR SUPERVISOR, BEAT 40. 5.

We arc authorized to announce JAMES N.
GIBSON asa candidate for Constable in Beat
NJ. 2 Pamela County AZ November election.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-10-14

The sun was yet some hour high.
Having received no answer that
evening, / went home and returned
to Batesville next morning, a little
before s o'clock, prepared to be abb
sent for several days, not doubling
that | should receive mn immedi-
ate and satisfactory answer requir.
ing such absence. Upon reaching
town my attention was especially
attracted by the unusual groups Of
persons gathered about the store
doors and other places upon the
streets, the cause of which as I af'
forwards learned was, the general
expectation that there was to be ,
street fight owing to nm unusual pa
rade which had been made tina
morning III procuring shot guns
powder, shot and the most approved
percussion caps. After having bee'
in town for more than all hour, an
n little after 0 o'clock, unarmcd an
carefully avoiding anything unusua
/, lon my part, lryccivcd through th
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Among the recent publications OF Carton o.
Lanshan, the religious public will be Interested i"o
Mission Of the Spirit by the Rev. L. r. DUNN iliuS'ra.s
the Office and work OF the Comforter IN the reuenp,o
Of man second series OF hisread Passages OF Se''P
by j. BALDWIN BROWN b. A. reprinted from On ihS''"0
i've English work. showing the errors In the preyho"'
construction Of several important passages In 'ne
Kings Daughter, with other stories from reai 'iie' an
orioina, nroducion by Mrs H. G. Gardner, successlu
writer for young people; Lindsay Lee and Hls
Scotch story founded acs which occurred uhuer 0
ministry OF the Rev. Newman Hail. n'ehaeu
tributon to the cause OF temperance, and an ahuo'
to the free thinking tendencies of the times dhs"
AdoInbus. a memoir Of the military hero OF INC ho-
formation translated from the French OF L.
Mrs. c. A. LlcRoIx; and the third volume OF Dr' "ho-
d,s Co,,m>ntary ON the Hep Testament containing the
Rook OF Acts and the Epistle to the Romans pro
senting the authors Interpretation OF portion VI
Scripture in accordance with what he regards as VI.
views Of the primitive Church Of the first three cen'u
rlcs in opposition the theology Of Augustine anu
Calvin
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
THURSDAY. Oct. 6P. \.


. The more serene and favorable feeling in re-
gard the immediate future course Of monetary affairs
based on the expectation that the wants Of the West
pretty nearly supplied until the pork product
mences moving, has engendered confident zone
to the stock speculation though cannot vouch for it,
permanence The business has been most active In the
Western and NewYGFk railroads, and the better prices
to-day were somewhat encouraged by the reported In
creased earnings Of the various roads during the passage
the crops and expectations OF an advance move
ment predicated on such causes hinted at In the
street. Wabash has commanded much attention.
The election for Directors OF this road took
place, as already announced. at Toledo yesterday,
and resulted In the continuance In office OF al
the members Of the old Board excepting four, whose
places were filed by Messrs R. c. Capron, A. NJ Ferris,
shepherd Candy, and 81. B. Payne, all OF them being
residents Of this city. Mr. Capron Is well known
OF our most energetic intelligent, and
and bankers, and the others equally respectable.
Mr.. Alarah Boody afterward reelected President,
Mr. A. A. Anderson VicePresident, and Mr.. Drummond
Assistant ePresident The permanent stockholders
and the general public are to be congratulated upon
result which still retains at the head Of the
agement Of this important railway the eminent protector,
builder, and manager, Mr.. Azarlah Boody. and upon
the increased stability given to the Board by the acces
sion Of the names before mentioned After Wabash the
larger dealings in Erie Lake Shore, 0hOs, North
Western Rock Island, Union Pacific, Pacific MAIL and
Western Union Telegraph Hannibal and st. Joseph was
frmer but less active than yesterday We note salts OF
Morris and Essex at si; Boston, Hartford and Ere 20
"a; Fort Wayne sei and c. c. and c., 2oi Tn the mia
ceaneous list Quicksilver higher while coal stoen
active and strong, with rise in Consolidation TO
Az. Express shares were quiet. The general market
closed heavy. The following shows the highest and low
est prices of active stocks made to-day:
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

report was set anost the street this afternoon "
gold epecuators, who are heavy operators for nsc
the erect that the European Syndicate had deisn'ea
would default In s contract with our Govefnmen' Az
is share Of the new loan. In Wow Of tho fsos 'os.
tne for payment has not yet expired coupled wss s
other and more important fact that the purchase"
new bonds required to pay In sdvsacs per CEN
coin at London, this story b simply prepos'efoo.
loss of bullion In the Bank OF England according
last statement 100, which was NOT deosnes
ncent cause for further advance In the rate OF 49,
All the rest Of the story no doubt the invenaon
inveterate gold bulla Money hss been very sene 80,
per call throughout the day, with On ea -.
ing to its future eoorse, the extreme rates
to per cent Discounts were quiet. and cnoscc''
move st Per cent, and from that up to 10 ...a
Government bonds were barely steady in ~ no.E -
but improved In the afternoon under higher s'A~
closed atm Oh the basis Of nAsliH for ieHA
gisk h HatcA report GoveEnments q fonows' .s1
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

widely circulated an efficient aid to the movement IN
favor Of total abstinence have been collected IN large
octave volume, and published by 3 B. Peterson o.
Brothers Mr. Arthur Ia popular writer OF unquestion-
able merit for his modest simplicity and pure moral
and the present volume will doubtless renew the pehen'
cent which has been pursued by his stories In
spparate form
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
closing quotations were

Gold has been In marked contrast with the earlier days
Of the week. The opening price 1884, but q hmer
feeling was quickly developed and ll4i was reseaed
before the opening Of the bids The price advanced '"
4 when 1t anspred that the Secretary adhered to ns
advertised policy, and further rise to l4 was rescned
at D. m as the foreign dispatches became less rose
colored Despite the reported dissolution Of the gold
pool cash gold has been difficult to obtain and the fo
lowing rates were paid for its l ls2 sS4 flS' S
and 5s4 Of per cent rer diem on demand and T. ana
per cent per annum late loans being nat Ine oAys
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was a. felo"''
Gold cleared, ssOl1oOoo; gold balances o. sossn cur
rency balances s2oisOeE The Treasury sale OF 0o"v
gold to-day, elected bids the amount ofN"'N0' ~
prices ranging from llSOl to ll4O6 Two millions "ei'
awarded, as follows:
Chsa Ungsr Co. Sonmepe" III