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ThN Eleclinn.

The following is the result of
the election on Tuesday for Prosi
dcnt 50 far rs heard from:
Delawarc-Grant's majority is
GIL.
Rhode Island -- Republican ma
iority $3.50,
New llampshire-Grant will prob
ably have 5000 majority.
Maine-l36 towns give Grant
49,36S; Greeley 3l,303.
Maryland Returns Indicate Gree,
loy's majority at 5000.
North Carolina-Returns indicate
that Grant will have 10000 majority.
Massachusetts - Returns nearly
complete; Graut l8l,l07, Greeley
67,S60,
West Virginia-All returns thus
far show heavy Republican gains.
Connecticut - Complete returns:
Grant 50,626, Greeley $500.
TeXas--As far rs heard from the
Liberals are ahead.
Wisconsin--Giyes $4,000 Republi
can majority.
l%ndiana--56 counties give a Re,
publican majority OF 1883.
Kansas-This State win give
Grant $4,000.
Florida--Both parties claim the
State by small ~majorities.
Calitornia-Grant's MA ority esti>
mated at $500.
deorgia-Gives Greeley 10000
majority.
Virginia - Immense Republican
gains; probably gone for Grant.
Nevada-Giyes Grant 1000 ma
jorty; Oregon about the same.
{ Michigan--Probably $4,000 ma.
jority for Grant.
Minnesota--1S,Q00 to $1,000 ma.
,lority for Grant.
Alabama; Each party is conf
dentot carrying the State.
Tennessee gives Greeley about
10000 majority. Maynard, Radi-
cal, is probably elected Congress-
man for the State at large over
Cheatham and johnson.
Election estimates gives Grant
20 States and Greeley s.
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WI. |N..
u..H. nuf p.r. fa r.Ha'7. Chaa-
...r .r.' county N.'#0s '.HU .-I.
U..o.sr DE-. 1.--
T.ur ..s q H.r.... vN A.Cos d.e.
Jua .HdtsIr G.l With the hg Boo tls
r1.s. d appearing tu fIe satisfaction of yhe
court f.4ttu~ q ],uiIuts H0rle'Cu.iar whose
GutflfIer adore and residence. after lligcnt
inquiry cannot hc i-rpraircl Joshua Col
u.r who re.l1. boo Battle county, State of
W. .nrl Cone Creek being DIS Tastohice gd-
lra na iuau.s Collier. WHO serile 10 50 .Ht-
eomefy county, State ofTeulc-sc.. GAINESVILLE,
Tennessee being his p]ostoairo adlrpsS-aro
uoH-rr,.lonts Of this State, 90 that thc orliul-
ny process Of this court cannot be served upon
them
1t is ordered that Il hearing Of the facts con-
tanned in the bin in This cause be had at the
next term OF tins court, TO be held at the court
room in the town Of Sdrdis, county OF Pamela,
State Of Mississippi, on The second Monday in
January, 1873, and that said defendants enter
their appearance herein Oh or before said day
and plead answer or demur 10 said bill, or the
/ Allegations thereof will be taken for confessed
IS to them.
1t is further ordered that a copy ofthis order
be published once a week for four consecutive
weeksia the Weekly Pamela Star, a public
newspaper printed and published in The town
Of Sardjs in this county.
A true copy fro,A the minutes.
Fitzgerald & linIl, j. e., HARRISON,
Soils. for C1mp'ts. Clerk.
n09-4w
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commissioners Sale.

BY virtue ola decree Of the Chancer!
OF Pamela county, State of Mississippi, rends1
on the I'D day of October, 1872, in The sap
Tallulah E. Whitlock ct al, complainant I
!. Il. Maxwell, defendant, No. 46s in =
Court will as Commissioner therein apps
ed, on Saturday, the It'll day Of Decens|
1877, at Peach Creek, in said county, W,
law ful hours, offer for sale at public auctSi
the highest bidder, the following valuable Z
proved lands lying and being in said ccs's
and known and described as the nortbs,
quarter Of section "a, township I, rang ( I
southwest quarter of section 10, townslp
range 8, and 20 acres off Of southwest coz
OF ue southwest quarter of section Is "
snip 7, rsnge 8, less 9 acres off of the y,
SIDE Of said 20 acre lot or block, in all s3ls e
more or less.
Terms OF sale-one-half cash, balance u
credit Of twelve months, with six per cen, .
'erest from day of sale. Bond with good .
enrity vii! be requir ed Of the purchase
purchasers.
JC. HARRISON
no. 5w Commissiods'
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF
REAL IA

BY virtue ofn decree Of the Chancery Court
Of Tallahetchic county, Mississippi made at
the October term thereof, A. D. 1872, the I'm.
dcrsigued, stratrixo of the estate of Robert
L. Andrews deceased, will on
MONDAY, the ID day Of DECEMBER
ueNt, between The hours prescribed by law. nj
the door of the Court House in tho county OF
Pamela, in the town Of SardiS proceed to sell
ut public cutlery TO tho highest bidder, for
cash, the following lands belonging to said
estate wing in said county Of Pamela, near the
town of Sardis, to-wit; The northeast quar-
ter OF section twenty in township seven, range
seven west, containing one hundred and sixty
acres, mere or less. The dover Of the under.
signed in said land will he sold and relinqnish-
ed to the purchaser thereof, at thebame time
and place, MARIA j. ANDREWS,
Administrative, Sc.
October %. 1872
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Citation Notice.
no, sl3,

NJ Cln,-
To the following heirs-at.law of Squire B.Par.
tee deceased r.. d. partce, who resides in
Jefferson ceunty, Arkansas, Plum Bayou
being his postoiioe LewisC. Partee, Squire
B. partee, Algie 0. Partee, and Emma Par.
tee, minor heirs-at-law Of W, A Paglee do.
deased, without guardian, who reside in
lauderdalc county, Tennessee, Ashport be.
ing their postofieei Ada T. Glass, "a minor.
and p. T, Glass, her guardian, who reside
al Ripley, Tennessee, Ripley being their
postofice; all being non-residents of the
State OF Mississippi;
You are hereby cited to appear before the
Chanceiy Court of Pamela county, State Of
Mississippi, at the courthouse OF said county,
in the town ofSardis, on the second Monday
in January, 1879, then aud there to show
cause, ifany you can, why the final account Of
Martha A.part,e, dminisratrix Of the estate Of
b. Partee deceased, pending in said court.
should not be allowed and approved, aud said
administratrix discharged,
By orier ofaaid court. Issued Nov. G, 1872.
&c HARRISON,
noe-iw Clerk.
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Capt. Il. ". Brown.

The congressional campaign in
the Second District between Col.
Lamar, Capt, Brown and Tourney,
grew to be the most exciting race in
this State, but by tho withdrawal Of
Capt. X, NJ. Brown, the field was
left clear to the two candidates. W.
knew worry we'll that Capt. Brown
was a true Conservative and a gen.
tleman, aud hat ho would not
stand in the way {. the election Of
Col. Lamar, il there was any danger
of a Radical being elected.
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Chancery Notice.

No. 81
The State Of Mississippi, Pamela eounty-Chaneery
Court Of said county, October term, 1872.
saturday, October n, 1872.
W, r. Wall ct Al, VS., Thomas Z. Brown ct III.
Upou affidavit fled in this cause, II appearing to
the satisfaction Of the court that the defendants and
creditors Of the hrm Of Wall A Brown, to-wit. Fried
man Brps, residing at Memphis, Tennessee. bay x
itulsry, 1reits, peudiet0u \ Co, Cochran, Mclean &
Co, David Balluntine Il Co, Clarke Bros. 4 Co. Rnv-
ers, Morgan \ Gruhbs, Nuolc, Jenkius 4 Co., who re-
,iAtg New York, State Of New York; l.. Newhcr.er
4 Bro, Rootes & Co, Hugh Torrance, Harmon A Mor.
ton, Sclcolheld, Hannancr 4 Co, NJ. l.. Aeaeham 4
Co, \. SpVsel 4 Son, who reside af Memphis, state Of
Tennessee; silk, krousc 4 Co, who reside ut Ciaein-
natl, Ohja and other creditors Of the Grm of Wall 4
Brown, whose names, residences, and p~ostofice adj
drVsS are unknown, are nUn-rcsidCutS Of the state Of
MiSSis,ippis
1t is ordered by the court that a heating Of this
cause be had on the first day vi the next term Of this
court, 90 30 held at the courthouse thereof in the
town Of Sarlis, on the sccond Monday In January,
lST3 aud said defendants are hereby directed To aI-
pear hefore this court At said time, and plead, answer
or deplur 10 compliments bill, and amended bill
pending herein, az the allegations thereof will he ia-
ken for confessed Us TO thona.
Its further ordered that a coIS q this order be
published oncs a week Ter four consecutive weeks in
the "Neekly panola Star" a puhtic newspaper print
ed and pablisiiei ia the town II Sarlis, ia this ceunty.
A true copy from the minutes, November 6, 1877.
\. G. HARRISON, Clerk.
Harris & TAYLOR. and Walter a StrnggS, solicitors
hr ooMrlainants.
james & Armstrong. Rccivcr, no9tw
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Tue election in this county on
Tuesday last passed OIL very quietly
at sll the precincts. There was n
light vote polled byboth parties. Con.
sidcriug tho Iact that the State elec>
tions in Indiana, Ohio and Pennsyl,
wanna on the Sth OF October had
been regarded ms the test of the
strength Of the Liberal movement,
the result was that the white peo.
pie did not turn out ia their strength
to the election, Aud besides this
there bad been 10 electioneoring
done IN this county by the Conserv-
a%tivcs, and coupled With tho fact,
toe, that the State was regarded
certain for the Radical ticket, aud
having no local or party candidate
for Congress in tie district, all COM
blned to make the white citizens of
this county remain away from the
polls.
But while this IS so Of the whites.
il is not true of the negroes, for the
RADICALS had spoken IN every beat in
the county and had made vigorous
aud active campaign, aud using all
their strength to arouse an excite
ment among the negroes, which thoy
failed to do, aud a large class of tue
negroes remained away from tho
polls, being indifferent to the result
of the election.
The fact that there we're no local
causes to influence an active. viror-
Gus campaign is the reason of the
white people not taking an active
interest III the election. 1t would
be q SANDER upon the intelligence OF
our white people to believe that
they have become indifferent to the
manner Of their government, or that
they have been corrupted by perni-
clous influences to favor Radicalism.
While there are a few white men in
our midst who lower their moral
standard to vote the Radical ticket,
yet the people are pure and unde-
filed aud above partisan corruption.
We are satisfied with the action
Of our people in knowing that,
while inactivity prevailed, yet that
they did not favor Radical influence,
and did not remain at home to swell
the vote Of the corruptionists. Give
our people the right showing and
they will rise up in their might and
sw eep from the face of the political
Geld the rolmorunts that feast in
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SheriH'S Sale.

BY virtue ola writ of Fiori Facias to nue. d.
rected fom the Circuit Court of Parola county,
Miss, IN the suit Of Butts, Shutbrd 4 CO., plain.
tiiIS vs. John Wiley X. $. Wiley, aud Sidney
MITCHELL defendants, | W Il ON Moaday the 25th
day Of November lS72, that being the first day
Of the next term orCircuit Court Of said conn-
y, sell to the highest bidder for cash, in front
of the courthouse door the town Of Sardis, in
said county, the following described lands to.
wit; The east halfofsection 80, In township 0,
OF range 7 west continuing in all 800 acres
more or less, aud levied on MS the property OF
said defendant, Sidney Mitchell, to satisfy said
execution and all costs.
Sale within lawful nous.
Sardis, Miss Oct, 2S 1874. L, 0ZANNE,
no2lds Sheriff
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fa Tls an
ps efda ttffl flial be-
enfa ~ anI fis
DAFT X Grant I'D - =
rfs b. b de- cbIsf marf'a.
ihs hai m faaf 5sss 800 ts
ftar' BE i.H 20 aasra
ihalshis 81 he popular e, u
~ ariuioh. ssl fs As,ts f.ars ~
ihs sleeii8h n their f
years from this m9afh The result
81 tlis election sIHt .ia fs#l.l "a.
anoibef error ID lLe J1agmsat a
The popular sill as Co taa fr1m1'
Of those 10 power sim wI rIIa fa
ahaIfs n che nafiJnia tlr ia.f
ierasi ~ iIs people 7tH .r.n
ore common lu ths history 8i D.
publiaf shi 40 kr9s 0i ul instance
10 which = greater tne has been rlm
mitlcl % ths history ofs frce lto
re.
Il Is DO less law ihat the corrupt
administration must 10 FeaesabI Gu
dured and supported, than That hon
est ones should receive cordial sup.
port from every citizen We bow
our heads 10 the decision Of a ma
jority Of the people, vet we shai.
laber earnestly to shape with our
Influence tho popular mind into an
appreciation Of the great danger to
the liberties Of the people III The
maintenance Of this corrupt admin.
istration IN power, and 10 lead them
into the full light Of an Intelligent
comprehension of tho necessity OF
reform in the affairs Of state, e,tab
fishing peace and unity among all
the people OF the Union, aud the
restoration OF the government back
70 constitutional guarantees, aud to
discard leaders who are 50 yonal and
corrupt, aud to labor increasingly
for the aus Of right aud honest
free government, with equal justice
to all its citizens. When we come
to view the powerful monlod in,
fluence brought to bear by the all.
miuistration, and the number o.
officials who we're sold body nnd
soul TO the party who were arrayed
against the honest patriots Of the
nation, We are glad to record the
fact that the victory won was bat d
weak one, aud that tie cause Of
Reform has a deep and widespread
support in every State, and that the
glad tidings Of n people disenthralIet
from tymnicnl misrulc will yet g
up from q great nation Lotore many
years shall have passed away, and
that the dawn to the dark night Of
misrule is foreshadowcd upon tn,
future 80 brightly as to cause al
true patriots to be Of good cheer.
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Citation Notice.


To Mrs, --- Martin, the widow Of Thomas
j. Martin deceased, and to -- Martin, a
minor heir-st-law ofsaid dscedent, who re.
side at or near Cottage Grove, State OF Tea.
ncssecl
You are hereby cited to appear before the
Chaneery Court Of Pamela county, State Of
Mississippi, at the courthouse Of said county,
in the town OF SardiS on the second Monday
in January, 1878, then and there to show cause.
ifany you can, who the 6nal account Of ]. A,
Julian, administrator Of the estate Of Thomas
J. Martin deceased, pending settlement in said
court, should not he allowed and approved,
and said administrator discharged.
BY onltr OF said court. Issued November 8,
1872.
J,G HARRISON,
noss-iw Clerk.
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$50 REWARD.

strayed from the subscribers place, IS miles
east OF Batesville, Miss, on the 18th, two me
dunn size mare mules, one a bay four or five
years old, Ia or l4A hands high with a watt
over Tue right eye and a white spot on the
back the other mule is dark roam five or SIX
years old ~ or 10 hands high, with a spot at
Tue root OF her tail. They are both in good
order When they were last heard of Ihev
were one mile south of Belmont. Twin nav
Tue above reward for their delivery to me or
len dollars for information concerning said
mules that will lead 10 their recovery.
w SLEDGE, Como. Miss.
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! Offer for sale the following tract of land
wing IN Pamela county, two miles west Of
Como, containing 4Sl acres, 820 acres cleared,
comfortable improvements, Clubhouse and all
necessary out-houses, known as the old Rutfn
place.
Terms-Sl5 per acre one-third cash, tnd
the balance in one and TIVE years, with six per
cent interest
Apply to J. X. STRATToN, Ag't,
no2-2m Como, Miss.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Property at BateSyille.

By virtue of a trust deed executed to me by
Joel A. Wall, on the 18th day of January,
1871, and duly recorded In the Office of the
Chancery Clerk of Pamela county, State Of
Mississippi, in deed book 7, on pages 5lS and
$40, on the l4th day OF February, 1871, TO Sc
cure certain Indebtedness therein mentioned |
vii on the 9Th day of December, 1872, in front
Of the storehouse oc cupied BIZ Perkins & Jones,
in the town of Batesyille, Miss. within legal
hours, offer for sale and sell for cash at public
auction, to the highest bidder, the following
described property, to-wit: Lots numbered
six, seven, eight and nine, together with the
lot on which the family Of the late J. 4. Wall
now resides, containing nearly six acres).
with all the Improvements on or belonging to
the same, all in the town Of Ba,esyille, Pamela
county, Miss, The title to said property be-
lieved to be good, but ! convex only as irus-
tee.
in. MCLEOD,
noz-aw Trustee.
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GUARDIAN SALE
Tovv4a Taota i'm Como

BY virtue Of a decree of the Chancery Court
Of Panola county, Mississippi, rendered at the
January term, 1872, of said court, the under
signed, guardian of Carrie, Georgia and Wat
kins TAFT, will on Monday, tho 4th of Novem-
Der, 1872, at the own OF Como, in said Pamela
lcs,nS, offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder the following described real
estate Of said minors situated in the corporate
limits of the town Of Como, to-wit: Eight (s)
lots of four l5-l00 acres, each on the north halt
Of the northeast quarter y of section four az,
township (7), range seven (T) west, in Pamela
county, Miss, they being the only lots on the
north half Of northeast quarter of section 4.
township !, range I aforesaid, and the resi-.
dence of the late George G, TAFT. deceased,
with four acret, more or less, upon which
said residence is located.
Terms Of sale one-third cash and tho bal
ance in one and two years from day Of sale.
purchasers to give bond with approved sccu.
rity for the deferred payments, and u lien re-
tanned until the purchase money is paid.
MONROE POINTER,
Guardian OF Carrie, Georgia and Watkins TAFT.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-11-09
Plantation for sale.

l. f'crfor sale my plantation, containing SGd
acres 100 cleared and in high state Of cult
walton, with good improvements Is. consisting
Of dwelling, negro quarters, stables and other
necessary outhouses, 300 acres Of the tract is
Mclvcr, and Crooked run creek bottom land,
and isas fine land as there is in the State. The
residence is on upland finely timbered land.
Sufficient hands on the farm that can he en-
ployed to cultivate the place, Most reasonable
terms will be given to purchasers.
For further information apply to Editor q
The Pamela Star, or to me on the place, 81
miles west Of Sardis,
J, M. ANDERSON.
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