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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-05-25
Chancery Notice.
The State Of Mississippi, | Chsncery Court d
Pamela county. said county.
April Term. 1872,

The State Of Mississippi, | Chsncery Court Of
Pamela county. said county.
April Term, 1872.
NO. 448.-
Hugh L. Bedford, Admir-. VS.. Hiram Partee ct al.
Wednesday, April 10, 1872.
In this cause, it appearing to the satisfaction
Of the Court, on due proof, that the defendants,
Hiram Partee, Charles @. partee, Frank NJ.
White, White Bedford, Hnella Bedford, Benja-
min Bedford and Charles Bedford, the last
three Of whom are minors, are all non-residents
of the State Of Mississippi, residing 10 the State
of Tennessee; that Ripley, Lauderdale county,
Tennessee, is the postofiee address Of said
Hiram Partec that Memphis, in said State Of
Tennessee, 10 the postoiice address Of said
Charles G.. Partee and Fraak NJ. White; and
that the postofice address OF said White Bed
ford, Huclla Bedford, Benjamin Bedford and
Charles Bedford, is Bailey Depot, on the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad, Shelby county,
Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered that o hearing on the
facts charged in the bill in this cause be had
at the next term Of this Court, to be held at the
courthouse Of the county Of Pamela, in the town
Of Sardis, on the second monday in July, 1877
when and where said defendants can appear,
and, if they think proper, plead, answer Of
demur TO compliments bill in this cause.
Iii further ordered that a copy Of this ordel
be published once a week for four CONSECUTIVE
weeks in the WEEKLY PAsoLA STAR, a pnblit
newspaper printed and published IN the tow
Of Sardis, in said county Of Pamela.
A true copy. Issued April q, 1872.
JOHN G. HARRISON, Clerk.
Miller 4 Miller, Solicitors. ap27-4y
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Advertisers.

Parties desiring seals of any
kind, court seals, lodge seals, dating
presses, or any kind of stencil work,
should send to j. G.. Harris 4 Co.,
st. Louis, Mo-, as they are first>class
workmen.
Mr.. G.. Quackenbush ,941 Second
street, Memphis, deals exclusively
in doors, sash, blinds, paints, oils
and painters's supplies, and he has
constantly on hand a large and
complete stock at low prices.
We would invite the attention of
our builders and contractors to the
card of invitation Of W. M'Clemens
& Co., lumber dealers, 53S Main
street, Memphis, to call and examine
their large, well-seasoned and com>
plete stock of lumber of all kinds,
doors, sash, blinds, etc.
MIR. John Walsh, 331 Second
street, near Union, Memphis, unders
taker, was a member Of the famous
Sardis Blues from this county, aud
a good soldier, and has by his in
dustry, integrity and business tact,
won the esteem Of the citizens
Of Memphis, and he desires to sup
ply the trade in his line in this coun-
ty, and invites the trade and friends
to give him a call when anything in
his line is wanted.
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ARE YOU GOING WEST?

If so, take our advice. and purchase your
tickets over the old reliable and popular Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad, which is positively the
only line that runs three daily express trains
from St. Louis 10 Kansas City and thu West!
and is positively the only line which rnnAPnll-
mans Palace Sleepers and day coaches (esre-
cially for movers equipped with Miicr's safety
platform and the patent steam brakt, from 81
Louis to Kansas City, Fort cot, Parsons, Law
renee, Leavenworth, Atchison, st. Joseph, Ne
braska City, Council Bluffs and Omaha with
out changed For information in regard To
time tables, rates, etc, to any point in Mis-
souri,, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Texas OF
California, call upon Or address J. r. ThoSP
SOY, Agent, Missouri Pacific Railroad, Chat
tanooga, Tenn, or Atlanta, Ca; or q; a
FoRp, Gen'l Passenger Agent, 81. Louis, Mo.
No tronble to answer questions. az
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Citation Notice.

Nv aplF~~
To Levi Power, Louisa Hardin, and the UNI
known heirs Of james Power, deceased, the
unknown heirs Of C0rnelia Pc Eer, deceased,
William Power. John Power, Nancy Power,
and Elizabeth Power, who reside Ia the State
o. Arkansas;
To Stephen Power, John Power, Mrs Tabitha
Sommers and her husband I. Sommers, Mrs.
Alpheus Henson and her husband JEFF. Hen
son, and Margaret Power, residents of the
State Of Texas;
To James Power and Martha Power, who re-
side in the State Of Kentucky;
To John n. Power, Gilly Ann Power, Caledo-
MIA Power, and J. N. Power, who reside In
the State Of Alabama; Madison county, Ala
bama, being the residence OF said Gilly Ann
Power and Caledonia Power, and Decatur
in said STATE, being the residence or post
office address Of said J. N. Power;
To Mary Power, who resides In the State Of
Tennessee;
| And to all other heirs 0 fJohn Power, deceased,
and whose residence and postofice address
are unknown.
Yon aud each ofyou are hereby cited to APP
| pear briory ths Ci,nnoety Coat Of fanoiA ooun-
ty, State Of Mississippi, at the courthouse Of
said county, IN the town Of Sarais, on the
second Monday in July, 1872, then and there
to show cause, ifany you can. why the final
account Of James Power, (now deceased) late
Administrator ftbe estate Of John Power, de.
ceased, filed in said Court by W. ]. Power,
Administrator Of the estate Of said james Pow.
or, deceased, should not be allowed and ap
proved, and the Administrator discharged.
BY order Of the Cou /. Issued April 81, 1872
JOHN @. HARRISON,
ap27-4w Clerk.
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No Poison.

The Louisiana Creole Hair Restorer contains
NO poison to lay the foundation Of disease by
its use. 1t is not made up Of rancid or cheap
oils. their otfensiveness covered by the perfu-
mer,s art. its use does not leave It's sign in a
huge patch Of greasy surface on the shoulders
Of the lady sdress tits simply and entirely
a bona ide hair dressing and ~restorer, which
acts mon the hair bulbs, frees the surface Of
the scalp ofall scurf and dandruG, gives a tone
to the surface Of the head, cures diseases which
affect the hair, and gradually restores the nat
ural color of hair which has become gray from
any rause. Upon bald surface young and
healthy hair will spring forth, and thus may
the ,ged become young once more. Read the
evidence:
4NEw ORLEANS, La, Nov IL, 1860.
Mesws Mansfield d Higbee
Gentlemen It may please yon to know that
the bottle Of Louisiana Creole Hair Restorer
obtained from you while ] was in Memphis Last
August has completely arrested the falling oul
Of my hair and improved II in many respects
have recommended it very strongly V al ny
friends, and mlny Of them are now using
with very satisfactory results. Very Respect
fully, Mas. Ia U. DAVIDSON.
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ofnsi Or ir mfsd ~ ii
y0anf DO hoanii fh.i shslii
sfIeiol aad hong 10 e. arsi fs
boring irss ~ an ouimssI eommu.
niy.
TIE citizen. n raruks dispiayo.
ihe blgbess a gree ~ commeniablo
zeal in having ibis ouiraza panishoI
and Stopping others BY he aue.i Of
Che parties. Sheriff Ozanne s,aios
that eyefy effort was made By ibe
good class Of citizens 70 aid In the
arrest, and q public meeting was
held on Tuesday morning, end reso.
lutious passed, and the whiie people
pledged the negroes that such out.
RACES should be stopped, and sum
mary vengeance should be wrought
upon the Offenders. Thisis the right
spirit, and we call upon every hon.
est white mar IN the county to give
their full, hearty aud most deter
mined aid to the civil authorities, to
arrest oil such offenders, and we do
not care who the parties may be re-
lated to in a community, there should
be no sympathy shown them, and
all good citizens will denounce such
conduct and us, their efforts to
it.
There was no organization among
these young men, more than the
gathering ola few bad mischievous
boys to have some mischievous sport.
and the negro who they whipped
says that they were drunk at the
time the shooting Of the negroes took
place, and had become reckless; yet
such scoundrels have brought great
mischief upon the good citizens of
the State, and the law should be
most rigidly enforced against them,
to teach the young boys of the coun-
try that they are not to be midnight
,ssassins and murderers, breaking
The peace 0 1.-THE country and injuring
heir neighbors.
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Citation Notice.

~~NO OoIs-
To Levi Smith. s. r. Smith, y. D. Smith, Jacob
Rice and bis wife NJ. J.. Rice, L. O.. Story,
Artemus Smith and sallie Smith, the last
two Of whom are minors; also, II. J. Pear
son, guardian Of said minors, all Of whom
reside at spartapburg, in the State ~ South
Carolina; and to Erastus Smith, VINO resile
at Boonsille, Scott County, State of a kansas
Yon are hereby cited 10 appear before The
Chancery Court Of Pamela county, State Of Mis-
sissippi, al the courthouse u said county. in the
town Of ssrds, on the second Monday in July,
1872, to show cause, s; any you can, why the
final account Of James /. Fletcher, Executor OF
the will Of Harsh Smith, deceased, should NOT
be allowed and approved, and said execstor
discharged
BY order oflhe Court Issued April ~, 1872.
JOHN @. HARRISON.
ap27-4w Clerk.
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streets Of oar town were
led by the persons liable to road
Or who did not pay a fine, on
bsd.y last. Constable Williams
vsry much in earnest in putting
! streets in good condition and de-
,yes the thanks Of the community
| bis efforts. There is always a
hin class Of "dead beats" around
town who try to escape the
nice Of working the roads, and
no very much in favor of seeing
mathis imprisonment put on a
III these citizens to see what eff.
III would have in bringing out
Ihalance Of this class. s
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-Messrs. Ballentine, Hehin &
Co. are continually receiving new
goods to add to their already large
and complete stock of dry goods.
boots, shoes, hats, caps, ladies' goods
Of all kinds, and their grocery dc.
partment, and in fact, all that you
can mention in a country dry goods
and grocery lines are to be found il
this magnificent establishment.
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Citation Notice.

To Mrs Mary Ellis, an heir-at-law Of Thomas
Hewlett, deceased, who resides at Bailey
Springs, in the State Of Alabama, Florence,
Alabama, being her p~ostonice address:
You are hereby cited to appear before the
Jhancery Court Of Pamela county, State Of Mis-.
sissippi, at the courthouse Of said county, In
the town Of Sardis, on the second Monday IN
July, 1872, to show cause, ifany you can, why
the final account Of A. 0. Askew, Executor o
the viii Of Thomas Hewlett, deceased, SHOULD
not be allowed and approved, and the Execute
discharged.
by order Of the Court. Issued April q, 1872
JOHN q. HARRISON,
ap27-4w Clerk.
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Citation Notice.

To Margaret N. Williams, heir-at-law of NJ. q.
Williams, deceased, who resides in Lauder
dale county, State Of Alabama, Florence, In
said State, being her postofiice address:
You are hereby cited to appear before the
Chancsry Court of Pamela county, State OF
Mississippi, at the courthouse Of said county
in the town of Sardis, on the second Monday
In July, 1872, TO show cause, If any you can,
why the final account of John Shankle, Adj
ministrator OF the estate Of N. @. Williams, de-
ceased, should not be allowed and approved,
and said Administrator discharged.
BY order of the Court. Issued April ~, 1872,
JOHN c. HARRISON,
ap27-4w Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Duncan Mclean, the owner of
the EBAY Horse Saloon, corner of
Monroe and Second streets, Mem
phis, won the splendid punch bowl
and set, voted at q church fair in
that city to the most popular and up
right saloon-keeper in the city. Ais
place Of business is on same street Of
the Peabody Hotel.
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Citation Notice.
No. p2A=

To John A. King, William A. King, and Ruff
p. King, wards Of jefferson J. Seatou, and
who reside In the State OF Arkansas, thcil
postoiice address being unknown;
You aud each OF you are hereby cited TO sp.
pear before the Chaneery Court Of Pamela u
ty, State Of Mississippi at the courthouse o
said couaty, In the town Of Sardis, on the SECOND
Monday IN July, 1872, then and there to show
cause, II any you can, why the final account
Of jefferson J. Seeton, your guardian, filed "
said Court, should not be allowed and approved
and said guardian discharged.
By order ofthc Court. Issued April u, 1872
JOHN C. HARRISON,
ap2T 4w CLERK,
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but grateful thanks are returned
Ehe charming, lovely and most
Itching fair ladies who did us
distinguished honor to pay their
Fects to the STAR office, and our
pets are continually being
that our chief was absent
Tho time. Come again, dear
y, for angels visits are scarce in
office.
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BRICK FOR SALE.


r. ~ AEHNuA 49, ALM
". burnt, hand made brick ready
delivery by Blann 4 McHenry at
. place.
They will keep on hand, through
y summer, a supply equal to the
|aovc amount, and guarantee full
alaiacticn on all orders cent them.
VI. McHenry is an experienced
l0fkman and well prepared to make
class work in his line. !.
Ior ! rms by the thousand, or BY
Slln, address Blann & Mcilcnry
sftls, Miss.
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THERON BARsUn. I. A.. PRATT.
.BARNUM'S HOTEL,
Second and Walnm Streets,
BAnsuM & PRArr, 81. Louis, Mo.
Proprietors.
ap27-1y
Citation Notice.
No. l033.-

To Martha Ann Kcsler, an heir-at-law Of Alb.
ner N. Bishop, deceased, and her husband,
William Kesler, who reside in the State Of
Arkansas, bnt whose postofice address, after
diligent inquiry, cannot be ascertaincd.
You are hereby cited TO appear before the
Chancery Court Of Pamela county, State o.
Mississippi, at the courthouse Of said county
in the town Of sardis, on the second Monday In
July, 1872, then and there to show cause, ifany
You can, why the final account Of Sarah A
Bishop, Administrative Of the estate Of Abnel
N. Bishop, deceased, should not be allowed ans
approved, and said Administrators discharged
By order Of the Court; issued April ~, 1879
JOHN @. HARRISON,
ap27-4w Clerk.
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'VTlnT nt0Il ulB.

e,crs-Th exhibition Of Noyes'
s,,ssd Crescent City Circus
=. here, on Monday next, will
q hundreds OF citizens Of the
updipg country to this place to
M sttsndsnes. The circus is
ssrth attending. and the per-
|r,scss generally give entire sat
-.
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SALE on LANDS.

BY virtue, and in pursuance Of q decree Of
the Chancery Court 81 Lafayette COUNTY, at the
january Term, 1879, ! will sell for cash 1t the
Courthouse door, in SaFdis, on the
23np DAY OF MAY, 1872,
the following lands In the county Of Panola'
to-wit. Northwest quarter section 80, town.
ship Q. range 9, wee, southwest quarter Sec
ton 0, township 4, range 0, west.
ADDISON CRAPT, Administrator
apr20td II George Schley, deceased.
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Attachment Notice.
sorrels b Bryant VS.. Ike and Marion Rice.

sorrels h Bryant Va. Ike and Marion Rice.
Whereas, m attachment was issued In the
above case against Ike and Marion Rice, re-
tnrnable 10 a Justice Court Of the second dis
trict, and II appearing to the court upon afida-
VII and the return Of the officer, returnable on
the 10th day Of March, 1872, that said defend
ants are non-residents Of the State Of N issis-
sipri: Now Rsaid Ike and Marion Rice fail 70
appear at the time Of said court, TO be held on
the first Saturday In June, 1872, II being the
first day ri said month, In the town Of Peach
Creek, and answer the complaint Of said plain
tins, Judgment will be entered against them, and
execution issued thereon.
In testimony whereof ] have
LIS. hereunto set my hand and seal
this the 10th day Of April, 1872
JOHN @. HAYNES,
ap27- Justice Of the Peace.
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70 regret that the resolutions of
meeting of citizens at Eureka, in
PENCE to the depredations Of the
Ned scoundrels upon the negroes
(hat community, did not reach us
he'fUr publication in this issue.
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Alarge assortment u collins, all grades, from
plain walnut collins to the finest metallic caskct,
can be found Al,
J. r. LAvENDER'S Furniture Establishment
and will be sold at Memphis prices. Collins
scat @. o. d. 70 any point on the Railroad.
ap27-4w
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ras decided at the Episcopal
y meeting, on Monday last, to
bcVd at once towards the build
Of an, Episcopal church at this
se and a building committee was
|ointed and the contract for the
ton Of the building will be let
lat cnce. We are glad to well
e this spirit of enterprise-al-
bgh we regret that the church
not ample means to complete
building, and will have to ask
Of all those friendly to the church
|give what aid they can--in the
gious class Of our community,
there is nothing that adds SO
ch to the inducements Of a town
inviting parties to make their
dence in the place as numerous
tches and good schools, and
b good citizen who has any
istisn or public spirit will aid in
erection Of al public buildings
ted and dedicated to God, al
ngh not Of the sect that the in
idual belongs. There has not
10 a church built in this town by
undivided aid Of the members Of
particular denomination that the
Hiding belonged, and when the
for help is made upont the mems
hof other denominations, 1t will
Ndo for them to close their eara
he call, and give a refusal, for
: is unchristianlike, and not car
Ing out the golden rule, for when
their need they asked and it was
1sn unto them, and in the name
the finer feelings Of the enlight.
spirit Of reformation, we cal
EOh the good citizens Of Sardis te
e whatever they can to the build
Of this church and whatever
VI church building may be com.
iced, for our town is yet in it
lddling-cloth, and we are all de
'ndent upon one another. w
Cps. that religious, puritanical bick
rlngs and narrowness Of spirit vii
|0' Dc shown BY any one denomina
[On towards another in all sucl
(ndaDie efforts as improving tn
Pwn, both in a religious an
GUAR manner, by the adding Q
bother place Of worship to til
Feat and everything God. Chart,
Ts, fraternal love, should charas
Fize all who call themselves Chris
U.S. An kfH
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adge Ozanne deserves credit for
and successful efforts to
|st the scamp Norcum, who is
bed With obtaining money fromthe
Foes under false pretenses, and
new Jail is now the
Hence of Prof. Norcum, where
bill have full opportunity to study
m6my through the grated bars.
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CRATES Z HOLLOW WARE,
BUCKS BRILLIANT,

which Is the king Of all the stoves. Il bakes
biscuit and bread so nl that Il will make your
wife sing merry songs, and you will grow pleas
ant and fat A man told me the other day
that he had bu, one objection to II and that
was this, when his vile got up In the morning
he did not have time 10 turn over In the bed
before she called him To breakfast
fiT-n J.P. RYAN.