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Smyrna times., 1871-12-20

THE AIRLINE RAILROAD corps Of
engineers engaged in the surveying of the pro
posed railroad between Baltimore and New
York via Rising Sun, Md, through Chester
and Montgomery counties into New Jersey are
reported to be pushing their work in very
expeditions manner. The line as surveyed
passes Oxford on the western side, thence
extending in a due course to Faggs Manor
Church, Doe Run, Embreeyillc, and thence to
West Chester. This is as far as the work of
survey will proceed tins Winter, but will be re
commenced in the Spring, and will pass in a
direct line to NorristOwn, thence to New
Jersey and there connect with the airline now
IN course Of erection in that State. Tn, road
will start at the Relay House. Md, and will,
when completed, furnish an unbroken airline
Of communication between the cities of New
York and New Orleans, all under the charge
and jurisdiction Of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road Company. IL is proposed to have this
road built aud trains running upon it in about
eighteen months time, aud to effect this prodi-
gious enterprise it is estimated that over $35,-
O00,0OO will be expended, all Of which sum this
Company have, as a requisite surplus of funds
sufficient to accomplish the gigantic project.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-20

THF SEAFoRD FRUIT GROWERS MEETING
was hrI last Wclne>ln lny Hon. Daniel Fields,
OF Caroline co., in the chair, and ~ +. Town
send, Esq, Secretary \ constitution and by-
laws l"ra permanent ORGANIZATION weieadopted.
and ex,Gov. Ross, H. H. Dashiell and Dir.
Hugh Martin. were appointed committee Ia
nominate officers The following were selected
as officers:
Prrsi lrnt-Dr lTngh Martin
' Ice Pre>idcnt>--Lrviu Hitch, 4. J. Iorsev.
SSecretary-t' ". ) Nicholson.
Iroa>urcr-Jame> j Ross.
Executive Conmi;trc-D DR.. EDccood. Gov.
rQnder ). p. Collins Of Sussex county; J. :
v Wallace, Isaac H. Wright, Of Dorchester. co, :
-. Henry, Worcester co. II. H. Dashie /
Somerset co DR.. w. T. smith, Wiaomico co. ;
Daniel Fields, Caroline co.
Committce on Con>icnmcnt~ &c.-.James NJ.
took: Phiiadelphia }. r. Wright. B. l.
Martin, OF Sussex county; Dr. &. X. Dennis.
Somerset CO. Daniel Fields, Caroline co.
number Of gentlemen, in various towns in
Sussex and lower Maryland were appointed
committee 20 solicit names for membership,
iCc"Ne the imitation fee therefor and rcport
the same at the next stated meeting.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-20

-, PROMINENT VISITORS FROM New York
he hewe, B"'I,c"trr Light says: Messrs.
A;1nsu>te Belmont, the great Banker and
fInancler, } aS. Gorlon Bennett, Jr. Commo.
d"rc OF th' New York Yacht Club and W. p.
l,"n9!2>S, owner Of the celebrated Yacht
.H"PP''o, were at the Uoitrd State, Hotel dur.
ing tnr greater part ot last week Their pur-
po>e ~ visiting our vicinity was to enjoy a few
Gays qnlrt sport IN cunning. They brought
Ml'3 them many dellcacies Of the New York
land. They brought with them thar own
caterer and had their own cooking done to
thc!r own tA.tr" ~
Smyrna times., 1871-12-20

A splendid assortment of ready made cloth
ing at Ward K Phillips. You had better go
and purchase now as they are Offering extra
inducements.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-20

Read Mrs. Csrter's advertisement She
has ol, ned her new store on Main st. with
hsndsolue stock Of Christmas Goods.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-20

Ward 4 Phillips still have respect for the
laborIng man. They are prepared to cover
Their body with good and cheap clothes, and
Their hands with good buck and fur gloves.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-20

NEEDLESS FEAR.-A good deal of unneces-
sary alarm is felt in the country districts about
the small pox in Philadelphia, and the people
are put to great Inconvenience by their needless
fear. 1t is not nearly so widespread as the ex-
aggerateG newspaper reports would lead one to
believe. The crutral business portion of the
city is entirely free from it, and there is not
the slightest danger in visit. Just now there
are plenty Of genuine bargains to be secured,
and 1t is good chance to buy profitaby A
very large reduction in the price of Winter
Clothing has just been made by the firm of
Market street halfway between Fifth and
Sixth streets, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-20

r. Talk about your Philadelphia markets 1!
W1me W ye out Tonight Cant hold light to
ward Phillips Alexis hats aud caps.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-20
VVOod and Vyillow-Ware.

Washing Tubs, Buckets, Keelers, Churns B,oon.
Clothes Pins, Clothes Brushes, Hair Brusbes So-'I
Brushes, Fancy and Market Baskets. Curry Couta
Butter Prints, Butter Bowls, Wash Boards W.
Brushes, Half Bushel and Peck Measures o.
Cloths. Mats, and all sizes of Rope. "
Smyrna times., 1871-12-20
Stock of New Gccds,

which he intends to sell cheaper than any sold :,
this market for years, consisting Of "
Smyrna times., 1871-12-20
The Cloths and Cassimcros

are new, Just bought, and comprise all the l,,dir
styles.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-25

AkSN<AS~
to keep tavern, or to retail spirituous Ii
qusrs, be less than the amount shat is estab-
lished BY the State; and all moneys paid for Ii
censes, and for fines and forfeitures, shall be
appropriated for the. public use of the said
town: Provided, That the intendans and
.wardens duly elected shall not have power to
grant any license to keep tavern or retail spir-
ituous liquors to extend beyond the term for
which they have been elected. They shall
have power to regulate sales at auction within
the corporate limits OF the town, and to grant
license to- auctioneers, itinerant traders, to
keepers of hotels and livery stables, and to
levy tax on all drays, carts, wagons, car
rlages; omuibuses buggies, horses, mares or
mules, kept for hire, or used for public pur-
poses inHsaid town; and they shall have the
full and only power to impose tax on all
shows or exhibitions, for gain or reward,
within the corporate limits OF said town;
they shall have power to impose a tax
not exceeding twenty cents on every hun
dred dollars of the value of all real and
personal property lying within the corpo-
rate limits of the town, the real and per-
sonal property of churches and schools and
college associations excepted. That an ordi-
nance declaring the rates of annual taxation
upon property and other subjects of annual
taxation for the year, shall be published at
least three weeks during the month Of Janu-
ary In each year: Provided, That the said
town council shall have power to levy tax
fof this year, under the same rule as is above
stated, Immediately after the passage Of this
act, and-4het all persons liable to taxation un-
der the same rule shall make oath Of their tax
able property within said town, and make pay
meut of their taxes to'the clerk or treasurer Of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-25


by law now inflicted by the different boards OF
county commissioners: PROVIDED, ItSshall not
be obligatory on the town, eouaal to open any
street within the limits Of tha said to6ay I'M
less upon the petition Of the person appaghg
for the same, alleging that sthe said street Ia
necessary for his use and accommodshan:a and
that there ia no ether direct or convenient ac-
cess for him to the business part Of thstown;
which petition shall be verified by the affidavit
of the applicant, and recommeRded' by atleast
twelve Of the taxable Inhabitants Of the 1aid
town. .. s,:'s..s,
Sec. SIS. The said intendaut and wardens
shall have power to compound with all persons
liable to work on said roads, ways and streets.
upon the payment of such sums of money as
they may deem fair equivalent therefor, to
be applied to the use Of the said corporation.
And the intendant and wardens are hereby in.
dlvidually exempted from the performance of
road aud street duty, and no person residing
within the said town shall be liable to work on
any road without the said limits, or to be taxed
or assessed for the same. 49,
eSAS' we @AAesp oAA0 poWOi W Sldul uCeQbeb
billiard tables, to keep taverns, or retail spirit
uous liquors, within the limits Of the said. COT.
poration, be, and the same is hereby vested
In the town council Of Aiken, which licenses
shall be granted In the same manner, and up
on the same conditions, as they low are, OF
may hereafter be, under the laws Of this State:
Provided, That 40 billiard table kept by the
boarding houses and hotels Of said town, for
the use of boarders, shall be subject to tax,
unless the same is also kept for the use Of the
public generally, and for profit and gain; and
all moneys received: for licenses, taxes, fines,
exhibitions, &C., within the said aimlts, shsl
be appropriated to the public uses of said oor.
poration. 3; .llyf-, y -
SEC. 81. That all fines and Sorfeitures I'm,
posed by SAID town council, under the power
vested by law, shall be collected In the same
manner as the general State tax is now BY law
collected The sheriff for the county, for the
| time being and his lawful deputies, be, and
they are hereby, authorized to execute the
process of the sstd council Of Aiken, as BY law
the marshal of said corporation might or
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-04
Chancery Notice.

The State ofMississippi, |
Pamela County.
In the Chancery Court of said county:
In vacation before the Cleik and Master O.
said Court, at his Office in the town of Pamela
ON the 3lst day Of J~aLuary 1871.
No. 3I6.
Presley l. Glass, Upon opening COM
VS.. plainants bill in this
Ada Pauline Glass. cause, 1t approaching
that the said defendant, Ada Pauline Glass, Il
a non resident Of the Statc'of Mississippi, al d
that she resides at Ripley in the State Of Ten
nessee.
II Ia therefore ordered BY the court that the
said defendant, Ada Pauline Glass, do enter
her appearance herein, on or before the first
day Of the next term Of said court, TO be hol-
den Mt The courthouse of said county Of Pamela
in the o Of Pamela, on the first Monday in
April 1871, and plead, answer or demur to the
bill Of complaint herein filed, or the allega-
tons thereof will b. taken for confessed
II Is further ordered that a copy o fthis ord err be
published In the Weekly Pamela star, a news
paper published in said town of Pamela for four
weeks successfully, and that a copy thcrsofbo
by mail, postage paid, TO the ad-
OF said defendant at Ripley, Tennessee.
4 true copy J.C. HARRISON,
Aillcr& Miller, Clerk.
Solicitors feb4-4t
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-04

he war news Of this week /,
highly Interesting, and the return
Of peace will be hailed BY every
citizen N this country with delight
and pleasure as bringing rest 10 the
useless baichery Of the citizens Of
Two great nations 10 appease the
ambition Of kings, and the return
Of two Of our largest consumers Of
the siaoe article Of our culture.
cotton. N It's manufacture and The
consequent inrrcasc in the demand
and hoped I Improvement in
price. The eapitulaiion Of Paris
virtually ends the war, although
some Of the northern districts are
,ct ~ open hostility, for the Ger
man army can soon reach every
point 10 France, and BY numerical
strength crush out further opposi-
i'on. Cotton has not improved in
price, but has decreased one fourth
. cent However wc are conf
dent q Z rise in the price, although
\ my ~ ~spasmodic, and would
advise tbe planters % have what
cotton They hive on hand ready
for safe u;on : spur il tie market.
nflt4HN44t #11a 1A1EtftEft Hf+E HffatAf aHfr SI4ff4a
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-04
Administrators N0lke.

Notice is hereby given that letters Of admin.
i~straiion was granted to the undersigned partv
at the October term 1869 Of the Probate Cour,
Of Pamela county, Miss, spop the estate If N
q. Crawley, decd. andRotice Is hereby rive, !.
all parties holding claims against said sea- .
come 10 and probate the SAINT within ~ w
required by law Or they win be forever Nm hm'
re-, Parties indebted to the estate INNS, . -,
tie s.e Same or they viii be sued. must set
,an.s.s, JOHN BRYANT
Adminislrntnr.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-04
ittachMent Notice.

The State n Mississippi, ,
Pamela county.
In the Jus'ice's Court Bea, 10. / Of said county
G G. wilbDarn,
Nor II vs..
n. q. Skipwith.
Attachment was issued on the liih day Of
November 1870 against The estate Of n. G Skip-
with, defendant, for the sum Of one hundred
and forty dollars, returnablc to said Court De-
cen her 10th, 1870, and it appearing that the
defendant resides in the State Of Louisiana. post
Office and couaty unknown: notice is hereby
given to said n. g. Skipwith tina, unless he APP
pears atsaid Court, tobe hcldat Pleasant Mount
on the second Saturday in February 1871. and
plead to said attachment, judgement will be
rendered and the property attached sold.
st . r. e.. BALCH. Up.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-04

Fresh GSrdss, FSewsr, Frwff, Hsrb, IRE.
Esd sArss, smA Essrxrsss sssas, Srspasd
by natl sctfh d~frscstessrer rsifwrs. T,csssS
ars dsrrsrsas packets ef stfhsr class FOR 81
The sfr classes FOR o. 90.
10000 lbs. Evergreen and Tree Seeds; Apple
Pear, Cherry Sci Grass Seeds Beet, Cabbage,
Carrot, Onion, Squash, Turnip and all vegeta-
bla and Flower Seeds, In small or large oman
titles also Small Fruits, Sio ks, Roses, verbe-
mas, &c by nail pre- paid. New Golden Band
cd Japan Lilly. SOC. Priced desert tive eata-
logacs sent to any plain address, gratis. Agents
wahtsd. Wholesale list to agents, clubs and
the tra c. Seeds on commission.
b. N, WATSON. Old Colony nurseries and
seed warehouse, Plymo,h, Mass. Established
in 1912.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-04
vAgiETIfS.
COUGH No MORE

WARyrn Gotten BALsAx Is healing. sohen-
log and e1pectorating. To- eS..ecransry
power il possesses in Immediately relieving
and eventually cureing the most obstinate
crses Of Coughs. Sore Throat, Bronchitis, In
~iuen1a, Caarrh, Iloarssness Asthma and Con-
sumption Is almost Incredible. SO prompt IL,
the relicfand certain iis effects in all the above
cases. or any affection Of the throat and lungs,
that thousands Of physicians are daily prescib-
ing it. andone and all say that il is the most
healing eKpcc,orant medicine know. One
dose always affords relief and in most cases
one bottle effects a cure. Sold by druggist, in
large bottles. Price One DoliaS. 1t is youI
own fault ii you still Cough and suffer. The
Bal-am will cure,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-04

Hna January dI-Ihf -
fssrs Tn1rs sn Prs
Hsn as'.aIy m p.r sF'
srs affrm to- dr-aHMfa
MON y
iSia
Tie Bro ri tif.s H1 .r'ar.i
Gernsa and Fwatb forces. ~1.
through ihe department. oft aifI-
Jos aHi Oue.
TIE Germans hoIi the daf-
meui- at Sarheia. Loire. LD're-a'-
Ner AMI i0.rc-e'.l oI1e.
The neighbour oi Of Jgn has
zen excepted from 'be provisions
u The arml'tce, which include.
we Na'ai FORCES % DON nations I'D
all parts Of The world.
The term, Of The capiinlaiion Of
Paris are
Firt-Fra,cb from, 10 RENAL,
b, ,ha .,, L..-. Ga -
'c'"h"- nc h1llohai glaru
and gems darmes 10 retain their
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Irarl
ri
uaffa q. w. > J hanF, hsfch
q. 10 eel f~i e her f''hr
aai
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Eai niH
."'' khi
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i "d oia .1"nr
H.i 1h iIo D1E'I'
r ~ Tnr rt.r Ding nfI when
.l' "u. raHiaI. fa' Oh
sa's ready With kifi "'ni t'
l way .a.f gloom. oie ua'
m Hanra' christian,
get hor '.aW aHl conversation
we're .H'.l o. bccome'h those who
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-04

ns A. Ff sa
fe g. simasn =
sai. "a tusfA ~
glasf aaffaEes iiif 49, III tsa5
,affeass isoaf susie a is a.
tine. snd sslmsdssnz w -
elite fefas n ~ stsss E. H
"slenssof dsmsfy 81
ne a. -ia'f Tbr
sfhisfs@ q ihf iata'
mtiIs pfealn' er b.
iri Fshie starr i1 tas ca.
iefe.i snl we'Inm n 90 tfu
@.e Il 'ht Su' siri a.
n insiaIy % maiaiain tr psi
r,ae e che usllef. So m.-i r
eritd ninke b. fhs nieu wla use
aFs H daiy bpuni ani fvl6 Hl p
t~raiaiain onier 81 pebble aEeer
The shitelemie ~ Co. Slfs claim
no siam II tie eoniui 30 ihs pre.ei'
msnageieeBi = lie state Of ssair..
anlsfc % houi~ resiessiile It, tic
iuesTsdi'y u The present oGoer, o.
maintain ihe Tesee msl dignity Of
the Sisic. a. they hrd 10 hai3 g.
sayiug wlv shoald fl tie plaees 81
coahdetee and irnst Yet the Rzi.
al EaIty Anx their shoull ers H.
lsag horror whenever . siefee >
e1Hmittel and cry ont -ufhern
ogtrsges; yei are unable 70 soe witi
they, n any Say, are responsible
iof the te neat repetition Of these
oien~s While they e.uno; sec.
" wili noi see, their eull4blity. sc
ckiiH the rgl, 10 see amd know tie
esuse II the present unsettled con-
ditiHi Of pu5iie affair and geeharge
i TO the rule or ruin party, vho are
now iast driving the State into f.
Ianelal distress By theirextrayagabee
ami enormous taxation and the II.
u
e'flse Of crime by their unWiso anil
oiious presence and legislation Our
State has always had the reputation
Of being ono Of the most orderly and /
best governed IN the Union until
within the l~t three years. anil d. ,
ring that time, every III ~ has been
~ chaotic ambition. Every thing
has been unsettled, although the p.
Republican party, even now. have !
the Inpu4ence TO elaim an improve =
n Ell, IN the public aGair and consli.
ton Of the State. The depmyiiy that ,
has characterized the general mass
Of the Republican party in this State ! !
has thorn down tie doors Of rice I
add corruption, and iis influence has :
swept over the country like an IN !"
'eeluolls and loathsomc disease an.
~ y mas efeft into every county in
'bc State, breeding Iawlcssness and y
adherence to good morals and tie y
'nb'ie peace. II is a severe crit.
nm, but q just one, in saying that
zee has more invitations and less :.
e'tralnt to develop itself IN every 2
'r1a Al this time than ever before
iip"h in the history Of the State. ~
) The example aud practices Of the /,
ar'y N power, and II wc wonld have ii,
better state OF affairs VIC mus, vi
.ork for The clearing of the Augean tn
able, 'l'loigh it may be q Heron. tn
az work. YET il can be done, and ~
g erection Of the State government !,
'on The sound and fundamental
incIrlcs Of economy aud fidelity in up
9 discharge Of official trust. II
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-04
LEGISLATIVE.

w have read each day's pro-
eecdiDgs of lhe present Legisla-
iure, spd have never before seen
suei1a reckless consumption 81 limc
y - synonymous expense % tiic pco-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-04

Mr.. Mnngen, n Representative in
Congress from Ohio, the man who
maddened Sumner by drawing q
parallel between him and the Eas.
torn cunucls, got of . good thing
the othcrday. lie sad:
! am down on Lopez. | nm par
ticularly down on him because he
murdered all OF his relatives. lie
shot his brothers, tortured his moth
or AID starved his brothcrs-in-law.
Now, our President doesn't treat his
brothcrs-in-law that way.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-04


Owing to the pressure of bushes.
at the close of last session, the Sen.
ate omitted TO act on the following
nominations, made by the Governor.
for members Of the board of Trus.
tees of the University. In Exccu-
tive session a few days since, the fol
lowing gentlca on,re-appointed,w were
unanimously confirmed:
Hon. i. G.. Pcyton, Hon. II. +.
Simr'll, Hon. j. Tarbcll, Hon. A..
Warner and Gen. Charles Clark.
Gen. Clark, we understand has on.
y been waiting this action of the
Senate to resume his place in a board
Of which he has 40 long been an nc.
live and efficient member. lie is
ofe Of those noble Mississippians
Who despite the abuse and dictation
Of = jsandieed political press, has the
moral courage to think, speak and
aet Independently IL what he con-
tends to the prosperity of our
Hence, wcare told, he cheer
accepts his honorable position.
Pint.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-04

W hercas, letter of administration on the estate
Of " c. Maxwell. dee were granted to the IN
designed by the Hon. Chancery Court of Pa
nola county Miss on the 2lth day Of Janua-y
1871. Vow, al. persons having claims against
said estate will presenttk ein and have the same
allowed AID registered within the time allow
I'd by law Or the same will be- forever barred
]. n. MAXWELL,
LG WRSSUN.
Jn@8-3t Administrators
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-04

Representative from Lowndes.-
We are happy TO record that the
effort to prevent DIR. II. p. Lam
drum, the able representative from
Loundes, taking his seat, has proved
aborUyc. lie was sworn in yes
terday.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-04
Jaue Clayton ct al
-
LonisI Vernon ct al
4. 90.

Jaue Clayton ct al
-
L0nisl Vernon Ct al
40 24o.
Under and by rirture o. two DEGREES oftir
ChaHeerF egart d panplt county, State of Mis-.
sisslpli. rendered in the above untitled cause,
Twin Al tde Court house loor ID tic t,yn d
Panol9,on Monday the Gin day OF Aorvit be.
tween legal hours. oger tot .nlc to the higl.sl
bidder the following RAJ Estate. to vii
The South west quarter Of section -. and
thai part Usonih East quarter OF sid section
22hnd all that part Of seclion 81, North + the
Tallahatchie river, all in Township Eight Range
Seven west, in said county o fPanolp:
Said land is known as the Wiids Vernon
place lying Oh the Mississippi and Tennesse
Railroad, on the north side Of the Tallahatckie
River, and will be sold ip tracts of not more
than one hundred aud sixty acres
TERMS 0FSALE.
One third cash, balance in one and / wo
years With approved security for deferred pay
ments.
J HARRISON,
J~an-2s-5t Commissioner
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-04
Dissolution Notice,

The partnership heretofore existing betweei
NJ II. TraIthain, J. 9. Wright, D. A. Richa
ards and W. $. Chapman ofIong Greek, Miss.
under the firm name Of Trantham, Wright
\ Co, was dissolved by mutual consent on llth
January, 1871. Each one is authorized to
sign the firm name in the liquidation Of the
business,
NJ. II. TRANTHAM,
&c. WRIGHT,
d. A. RICHARDS,
w. s. CHAPMAN.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-04

In Tunica county on Friday the
9th inst. Capt. 7. c. Bookter,
Of Eatesyillc with Congestion.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-04

Trains leave ". Louis for belmont and Colum-
bsis rs ipl'ewst al ss. ts.
Mail DAILY, isseepl sunday 800 a. m.
Express daily .. 800 b. IN.
Returning leays Belmone
Mail daily Except Sundays)l 10 j. Ia.
Express daily MOO p. III.
Trains connect w colambus with N. h q
n. n. for I'LL points south. Al 81 Louis with
feads running North, East and West.
Apptscs NAY, Snrtl
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-04
Citation Notice.

All paroles ARE hereby notified no, to credit
my wife, Nannic Hill, on my account, a. she has
left my bed and b. ard without Just cause.
te6i-it DIM HILL,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-04
ID.

At his residence two miles North
Of this place, on Saturday morning
last Mr.. james Harding, with Fry
sipelas.
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New Firm.

NJ, ii. Trantham and D, A. Richards will con-
tinue the Grocery business at their old stand
under the firm name Of Trantham & Richards.
NJ. II. TRANTHAM,
d. A.. RICHARDS.
In rctiringfr the firm of Trantham, Wright
\ Co, we cordially recommend our successors,
Messrs. Trantham & Richards as gentlemen
and business men worthy of liberal patron
age.
VS. CHAPMAN,
J.C. WRIGHT.
All gentlemen indebted to the firms of Trapt
ham, Wright h Co., and Chapman, Wright &
Co, are requested to come forward and settle
Gentlemen will do as requcstcd-othersowil
their claims in the hands Of an officer.