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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-09
Complete Stock for BRIDAL TROsSEAus Always on Hand.
Administrators Sale.

BY virtue Of a decree of the Probate court of
Mar hall county, Mississippi, made at the Jane
term thereof 1869, the undersigned, as admin.
~istrator of the estate Of Joseph W. Matthews,
deceased, viii on
Monday, The first day Of april, 1872,
at the court house door in the town of Sardis,
Pamela county, Mississippi, within the hours
prescribed by law, proceed and sell at public
cutlery to the highest bidder, the following
lands, lying IN said county of Pamela, to-wit:
Lot twelve, ~ of section six t6l, lots nine
t0A ten (l0l, fifteen 49,, and sixteen l16l Of
see. eight (S)i lot sixteen tl6) Of sec. eleven
ClG lots one (ll, eight (sl, nine (9), ten (lo),
and eleven III, of sec. fourteen (l4) lots one
tl), two ~, seven Cd and eight (sl, of sec.
seventeen (l7)i and lots three (3) and four az
Of sec. twenty-seyen en-; all in township
twenty.seven CD, range one | east; Also,
north half and Southwest quarter Of sec, TWEEN
ty-one l2ll, T. twenty-eight(2Sl r.. one(lleast.
Also, southwest quarter of sec. thirty-three
l33h and northeast qr Of see. twelve 10y.
all in seven ~, six 81 west; also, sec. twenty
four Gan :, eight (s), r. seven ~ west; also,
south fraction Of southeast quarter Of sec.
twenty-four (2ts southeast quarter Of SOC.
twenty-six (2s), and fractional north half and
northeast Or ofsec. twenty-five, all in T. nine,
r. pine 90 west Also, fractional sec. thirtysix
t36l, 7. ten tl0h R. eight tS) west; also, north
east quarter Of sec. one ~, I. ten {l0), R. six
tow, Also, see. seven ~, T.. six t6), r. nine
~ W, Also, sec. twenty-threc (23), I. six
10y, Il. SIX 90 W. Also, sec. four az, T. seven
=. ~ w.Sale subject towidow's dover. TERMS
One third cash, balance in one and two years
with interest at six per cent. Bond with an
proved security required for deferred pay
mems. HOWARD FALcoNRR,
MR. Admit de bonis non, 6e.
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\ Wonb AHorr Poor REhD,NG.
Every column OLA newspaper con-
talns iron ten 20 twenty thousand
distinct peiccs of metal, according "a
The size of the paper and type. The
displacement of a single one makes
nm error. Is II any wonder that errors
occurf In large offices professional
proof readers arc kept, whose prac-
tlced eyes passing twice over every
line OF proof, detect most of the or
rots, n boy also kept for that purpose
At the same time reading the copy
aloud. Still, mistakes are frequently
occurring, after coming fom such
hands, aud probably no newspaper
or book ever was unpublished with
out errors TINT might be detect 4 by
the merest novice. In book printing
II y estimated that proof reading
costs half as much as composition.
tn country offices, the editor has
generally to be his own foreman
printer bool,kccper and, almost
everything else, and if the same care
to be exercised that is deemed
Indispensable ON the best city sheets,
country newspaper could not
DC published at all, because of the
Printing Gazette.
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Thc Water Valley Courier.

Tho Water Valley Courisr, in com.
mentlng upon our opposition to Clay
county, has the following statement.
."Thcn again, in the last issue of
the amt paper, tho editor makes an
uncalled for attack upon Senator
Duncan, aud in his statement about
"frcc lunch tickets so far MS that
gentleman is concerned, is ma wide
ot the truth as tho former statement.
The editor Of the SrAR don't know
tapt. Duncan, no more than ho
Knows what he was writing about,
hht evidently mistook ono Of our
pfisatecitizcns orSenater Duncan"
We anllesitatingly pronounce the
editor of the Courier both q ISLANDERS
Q Grand a traduccr in making so un
provoked a personal attack upon the
editor of this paper in respect to
Senator Duncan. We stated that
Senator Duncan was distributing
free lunch tickets TO tho members OF
the Legislature, and We cannot Be
mistaken, since we were introduced
teo him By DR.. liver, representa-
tive from Marshall county, and Sem
ator Duncan handed b free lunch
ticket to each Of m and aIso to Capt.
Mackic, Of Oxford, and afterwards,
on the train, We mentioned the mat.
tor to Senator Duncan abou, distrib-
uting free lunch tickets to the mem.
bers Of the Legislature, and told him
VIC intended to publish the fact, M
an orponcnt to Clay county, which
Senator Duncan diduo. deny or take
oaensc Mt.
Tic editor Of the Courier was al
ahum'' upon the arrival Of the train
ut Water Valley, as he stated to us
afterwards, and did not come to the
depot that night, and has made this
assertion upon his own authority,
drawing upon his imagination tor
tho grounds Of his assertion.
We do not tolerate in any news
paper man WHO claimsto be SO pune,
tllIous ~ our cotemporary, such an
outrageous attack upon truth, With
out prompt denial.
While we opposed Clay county and
denounced 1t as a measure intended
to benefit the citizens Of Water Val
ley to the injury OF all others, we
can give, at least, credit to the citi-
zefs Of Water Valley for acting for
what they believed best, Of course
charging them with beng more
bGided u their personal zeal than
justice, md that the measure should |,
hfve been, a. il was, promptly de> !
festfd ~ the efforts of i'll honest
csilssns who look to tl,c public rood
pnd ~ teprifatce ends, |,
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Citation Notice.

The State OF Mississippi, Chancery Court.
Pamela county.
10 M, i, Carpenter, who resides at Lincoln,
ton, In the State Of North Carolina, and Ann
SSype' and her husband, G. sype, who reside at
CherryVille, State Of North Carolina:
You are cited TIC appear before the Chancery
court of Pamela county, State Of Niss;ssinn;
in the town of Sarjis, on the second Monday
IN April, 1872, then and there to show cause.
II any you can, why the final account of John
A. Carpenter, administrator of the estate Of
James I. Carpenter, deceased, filed in said
court on the Goth day of April, 1871 should
not be allowed, approved and said administra-
tor discharged. By order of court.
tlo-4t j G. HARRISON, Clerk.
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ar fsaals Hsaatx. ssn :
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r, sssspiaiaaat aeesA H
dsl 81 fl AsasHA#ah ~ =
HH HHHs tsFFafH AffaaH4A
Ffaad Day III Massh ~ f
fswo. = a -.
~. ~ 49,
De- he hilawina lands. \
@il eeaniy, 70 wlt Ths = !
and a ffsesl0u n the safs -
tiga q, township 8. image
iG6 3 10 acres.
Terms IF Sale -0ne.hatf
twelve months aller aay At I &<kgAs|
cent interest. Haswf Wi =
be required feg deferred ms - - ii
j17AH d II.
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The deicai IF Clay county vac Dr.
eomtlh lied b. ihe unifcd vote ~ alI
the representative from tbo differ
iht counties proposing % be disucm
bered. This ia singing rvbukcto
ihs Water Valley petty politicians
with illsiF ehleitalu, senator Duncan
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Hherif's Sale.

ny sirtne of a writ Of Fieri Facia, to me d.
rected, from the Circuit court Of Pamela county,
mississippi, in the case Of partee & Harbert
pins, VS.. B. @. Caruthcrs and G. X. oaruth-
ers, dts, | wilton
Monday, The 25h dag Of March, 1872,
front Of the court house door, in the town of
Sardis sell to the highest bidder for cash, the
ioilewing described land to-wit-All of sec.
.en NO. 4 IN township 7, Of range s west,
Lying and being in the county Of Pamela. and
state Of Mississippi, and levied on as the prop
cry Of said defendants, to satisfy sid execu-
aon and all costs. Sale within lawful hours,
U. ozANNE, Shift.
sardis, February 90, 1872.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable
and Personally.

BY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust to I'es' !, q
the Sth day of February, 1867, aiso y IA 4
ditiond Deed Of Trust executed ne NJ
Of January, 1872. by Bafham Bopq n I
certain Indebtedness therein etfsrips s.rI
Eliza D Bobo, said Deeds Of Trust beln 4 .sn1
cd in the Office Of the CLERK Of ne
Court Of Pamela county, Mississippi 4
trustee therein appointed, 3 = Sa'a.s s v
18th day Of March, 1872, within laSaN
al the residence Of said Barhari boo1 n
county, offer for sale, at public auciioni
highest bidder, for cash, the following VI, :
lying and being in said COUNTY, - s ..ad
east half Of section 80, and all q ss..
In township 6. range 6 west; all q "
township Z, range 8 west; also LOT NJ
cattle, household and kitchen farnisnIs =
hogs, three wagons, n buggy, aina :
piemenss etc.; also, all Of the inssss;u N
Barham Bobo In and to the estate
u. X. Boyrc and James y. Bcyce, 800
fl0-5t w. r. W00TTEr,
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A CARD.

Having determined to locate in Sarfis | de,
sire TO respectfully inform its citizens ana those
1.-THE adjacent country, that | viii be ready Al
al hours to attend al calls arpertaining % nv
profession, Having been a practitioner n
medlcinc Tor nearly thirteea yrars in The sautb
hopeby promptitnde and attention to mer;t ]
share Of the patronage Of the people. I sball
open an office in sardis about tsc 6rsi Of Anvil
the locality Of which ! will then take pleaanra,
in iniorptng tho public sue
mr. W. II. ROBINS, N. d.
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commissioners Sale.

BY virtue Of n decree Of the Chancery
Court Of Pamela county, State of Mississippi,
rendered therein on the 18th day Of July, 1871,
also Of an amended decree, rendered january
gth, 1872, In The suit Of A, h. Howe, treasurer.
etc, complainant, against Allen Williams, 1t.
al, defendants, No. SSt, in said court, | will,
rs Commissioner therein appointed, on Mon
day, The fourth day OF March. 1872. in front al
the courthouse door q said county, In the
town Of Sardis within lawful hours, offer for
saleat public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following land lying in said county
and described as the southwest quarter of sec
ton 10, township 7, range 7 west.
j. t1d. J. c HARRISON, Cou's
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The total number Of bales Of cot.
ton that have been shipped from IA.
nola county from OFT 1st, 1871, 10
FEB Is, ls72, are as follows:
Como, 5,3ss; sardis, S,527; Bates.
viile. Asa; CORTLAND, 1,475; ropcs
61o.
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ANN iAihthieoIa MHl
vs.. 4
M. ]. Morris, ct. nj.
Upon affidavit filed in tlis cause. i s,,,,
ing TO the satisfaction of tp court hat 1, \
PENDANTS, Miranda Sharpe and her luIbsa
J. B. Sharpe, William H, Horten, Robet n
ton and Annie Horton, minor heirs Il eab|
orne Horton, deceased; William Horton x
tie Fisher, Ella Phillips and her husband
Phillips, Fannie L. Spleen and her husband
). Spicer, Mary Ryan and her husband { h
Ryan, and D. 0. Andrews, minor her Il Nd,
erva Andrews, deceased, al Of whom mh ii
the city of Memphis, STATE Of Tennessee, Id
the defendants John Andews and jams Ill
drews, who reside at Florence, ID Tie Saa 4
Alabama; and Laura Baxter and her haAa|
Nathaniel Baxter jr, and Tennie East and Il
husband Edward East, who reside At The
of Nashville, in the State Of Tennessee ire
non residents of the Stat of Mississippi,
that ordinary process cannot he served uNs
them.
Therefore, the said defendants aw alxx
to appear before the Chancery couftof hlta
county, Mississippi, at the courthCastdS NJ
county. in the town of Sardis, or W WI
Monday in April, 1872, and plead, nHst
demur to the complainant's bill fled "
behalf.
It's further ordered that a copy oina
der be published once a week, for farVS
utive weeks, IN the Weekly Panos MN
public newspaper printed and publshss' I
town of Sardis, in this State.
A true copy. J. g. HARRISON
sitzgeral & Hall, Solicitors for co.,
ants, fMI
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Trustees Sale Of Lana

By virtue of a deed Of rust ss,eu,A !.
as trustee, March lst, 1871 byS nd M, "
ers to secure q debt to Newton Ford M ia !
s2,6is 50, due January Is, ls7s, | n !
Monday the 18th day Of March. I'm ~
courthouse door In the TOW
nola county, Mississippi, ell ID A. ~
bidder for cash, the following atTss v
estate in said Pamela county Nia: M N
Of section 10, township 7, nnges Wst N
title believed to be good, bit / will ii, n
vey as trustee. y
49,, JAMES \. FvRs,
h'-o' faHm
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Citation Notice.
he statc Of Mississippi,
Pamela county.

Pamela county.
Chanccry Court
10 John K. King, r. P. King and Lpibo,
nlng, minor heirs Of VIM. r. King, deceased
ecgether with their guardian, Jefferson ,Spatnn
VINO reside in the State of Arkansas, but y los.
p0st-ottice address is unknown.
! gu areahcreby cited to appear besore the
.hancery court of Pamela county. STATE ~ MI
sissippii at the courthouse Of saidonnntv !, ~
toWn o. Yards, on the second Mnndaa =
aprll, 1917, and then and there 10 show esuso
u y my you can, why the final account ~ Z
D. Rhodes, administrator Of the estate ~ Al.
ny nv = ning, deceased filed in said court, should
~. % alloEed and approved, and said admins
iS ~ uiseharged- BY order Of said cont,
u &c. HARRISON, elk.
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TgHHlafhs ssi a. ma1fy rt.r.
4 - ##silsss fst fs ian a.
90 - sss alvisst bthaf tiii
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il.
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Fer Sale.

! otier Tor sale my house and lot In town
OF sardis. Horse containing three eighteen
ieet rooms a hall, front and back porch Also
pantry--one ont building containing cook and
servants room. viii make the terms easy.
l.. ID GREENTAW
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TrustrCc'S Sale.

ny virtue Of a deed II trust. 10 he under
liRpod, executed by A. lirOwden on the llih
day Of July 1870 10 secure certain indebted.
nss ibersin set for,h, to George B. Weight,
which said deed Of trust IL Of record In the Of.
fca Of the ehancery clerk Of Pamela county,
Ia Deed Book r., On age 70, we will on
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We tender our thanks TO the edi-
srsas Of the 7diia for the very band.
some advertisement Of the "Panola
Star given gratuitously in the last

issue Of her paper. May she live
long to nurse the babies, of whom
she claims a superior education, II
not 10 wte. We yield our iguo-
rance upon the baby question to The
claim Of ahighcr education" on tho
fart ofour "Woman's Rights friend,
but claim that she is better skilled
in that sphere than in politics and
that she Ind better ''stick" to tho
ways Of her Earning"
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Chancery Notice.

inc ota.e OF mississippi,
Pamela county,
Chancery Court, at Rules, Monday fsns|
the 9th, A. D., 1872, No. 4s4.
Sarah Jones, ct. al.,
VS..
Elizabeth Wootten, ct. all -
u appearing to the satisfaction q N
that the defendants, Elizabeth WOE MI
her husband, r. w. Wooten, are ucr4 \ h
OF thii State, and that they reside u U I'M \
Of Memphis, State of Tennessee ; nov y.
iendants are hereby directed to apps1s
said Chancery court, at the court .houx
county of Pamela, in the town Of Safas \ b
second Morday in April, 1877, ~
answer or demur to the complainane ~
in this behalf W.
1t is further ordered that a copy q
der be publiehsd for four consecutive W.
the Weekly Pamela Star public nsssJ
printed and published in the town q
in this State.
JOHN @. HARRISON WI
L. Z. Cooper. Sofr. for Comp't
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The State of Mississippi, |
Pamela county.
In the Circuit Court Of said county.
C. G. wilbourn !
vs..
H. A. Partee.

Whereas, on the 10th day of February. A. r
1877, O. G. Wilbourn sued out from heiora ~
undersigned, clerk Of the circuit court Of so;d
county, 9 writ Of attachment and rarnishman,
against The estate Of H, A. Psrtec for In ss,n
81 hve thousand dollars (s5Ooo) rcturnabls u
'he March term 1872 ofthe court aforesaid,
sot,cc Is hereby given that unless the said
asieDaah. snaii appear, plead, answer, &C.. on
" oe'ofe the frst day of the next March farm
q TINS court, to be holden at The com, ha,Aa
IN the town ofSardis in said comfy ona 81.
commencing on the 4th Monday IN Marnh'
le's' Judgment by default will be ren5erad
against MN and the effects in the hands ofihs
gafnishee will be disposed Of towards tha sst;s-
'aciion OF said plaintiffs demand and M costs
49, Given under my hand and the
SCAT seal OF said court this The 10th
ira. day Of February, 1872.
Y. II. GLEASON, Clerk.
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The Legislature ha pass~i 81 ai
fe-elsilsH T. adjourn ot Dr. ig'a
lbst.
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Chancery Notice.

Inc osate OF mississippi, |
Chancery Court, at Rules, MondaE Ednl
the 9th, 1872, No. 420.
W. W. Howe, President, etc. !
VS.. W.
Sarah Clanton, ct. al
In this cause, it appearing 10 the sata
ton ofthe court, from affidavit fied, IN Il
Tim. X, Clanton is a ncn-r resident Of this Y
but that he resides in the stats u Tens
that, after diligent inquiry his pcssadsd
dress cannot be ascertained,
The said defendant Is hereby directdsIr
pear before the Chancery court olladh
county aforesaid, at the courthouse thaNf I
the town OF Sardis, on the second MsIaFla
April, A. D. 1872, and plead, answer y Y
mur to the compliments bill filed h thi Y
hall. A
1t is further ordered that a copy Of tisf
der be published in the Weekly PanubA
a public newspaper, printed and pubsfs
the town Of Sardis, in this State, ohe'in
for four consecutive weeks.
A true copy. j. C. HARBIsAA
Up. Cooper, Sol. for Compt.!
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.
H Iufr.
jtH March, Now hurr
lst ign AlU5 ir the Lsa ialu.ai n
tto llt three l6lt ffn0 IlHnafIt
entire sft7ipn N1 tha br5. how
oycF aro ~ 70 lryli0 FOL. IlrIl char
acfaf, ctctpt No Pc6Iluraty hIl
which passed. fhe House ~.
Having already lns.fd iho ra'.
ii now goes TO ibe Go.omot Atlo
b. very mlah lu favor oiit. of rulr.r
he vli agni IT, tbdct itt Supervision
tho ~tNtr wiil manage AMI ron tbc
institution, but "a new rilcwil' be- &c.,
looted ana entirely hov buildings
erected The expeneo vill hc ycr,
great end he benefit 70 the State by
no means cortslu.
The Senate passed what ID known
as The light iron biIl, which lin has
already passed tho House. ny it
railroads are allowed to use iron
weighing thirty five pounds per yard
and may receive the benefit OF tue
$4,000 subsidy. Iron OF fity>six
pounds per yard was required By the
subsidy my before the passage Of
this net.
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Chancery N,tice.

The State Of Mississippi,
Pamela county.
Chancery Court, at Rules, Moudy fsbnsu
9Th, A. D, 1872, No. 435
Lea Williamson,
vs..
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rsr Of fashioa, Il alec eonfdi,ss stories. ,urm,
brillidnt Essays, besides general snd s,erSn.ni
gossip.-Roaton Saturday Eeenisg Gassfss.
There nere- sras a paper psbl;ssed AM .,
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q DOS cnk yna a ner bonnet Il srSN ssre ~
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Observation-Disclosures Jowmsi.
The young lady who buys a ,i,v,.
her Of H.rper's .BasaL Ia made a .nh.. aSm-
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The Ba.ar is excellent. Lib ali thu ~.
riodicals which the lIarpers puLssh !. -
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY

A =. LAWRENCE, OF Charlotte Hall
n has taken out an agency Tor the sal,
OF real estate 10 conjunction with JOSEPE
II HAvILAND and SAML. r. NEAvE
OF Charles county, and thoy hope from thei
extensive connection, both IN England an,
in the Northern Stats, to Be able h sci
any desirable property placed 10 their hands
Addre9 subscribers at Hughesviile Pos
O6ice, Charles County, Nd.
Nov 90. lS7l-ly.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-31
ENGLISH ROOFING FELT

sfoand TO stand well In all climates, being
extensively used for Roofing Houses, Out-Build-
ing and Sheds; for Laying Fiat Roofs, Gut
tiers, Lining Gransries, Storehouses, or Walls,
leither outside or insidel, and for placing un-
der States or Ti'es. II is also a cheap and ef.
fective Ceiling on the underneath side of raj.
tcrs Of Slated or Tiled Rect, and as Ceilinc
10 Iron Roch, ccunteracting Heat, Frost, and
Condensation Of Moisture.
The English Felt 10 put up in rolls of %
yards In length, by 81 inches in width, and
con'aiaing surface Of zoo square feet. : >