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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-27

A long red worm, resembling in ap-
pearnnce what is termed Thousand
legged worm," is formed in corn raised
ill wet lands in Northern Kansas, and if
eaten by horses or cattle, proves very
fatal. A farmer, by tho name OF Wood
son, living near Netawaka, came neur
losing his entire stock of five horses a
short time since. He had fed them as
usual at noon, with corn, and they had
all eaten rs hearty as ever, but in q fow
moments after, all five were taken
suddenly iii, and began swelling up like
so many balloons. One of the horses
died in few moments. and the others
were only saved by the most diligent
rubbing and kind treatment At first
the cause was unknown, but it was after
ward discovered that it was caused by
these worms.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-27

A WOODEN ORAToR.-An inventor
has desired of Congress permission TO
exhibit before it q '.talking machine"
Suoh intricate mechanical devices are
not unknown nor Of recent date. A
century and q halt ago, Hungarian
mechanician produced in public an
eMgy which, because of certain interior
possibilities Of wind and adjustments OF
membrane, made personal remarks in
various languages to most Of the sove-
reigns of Europe. Vanoanson made a
duok which not only quacked and swan,
but ate corn and frogs, and. to the dis
appointment of the lutter. (who thought
it was all joke,} actually digestod
them. This aSe has Witnessed mechani-
cal marvels as rare. Mr.. Barbage has
devised an instrument which solves the
knottiest mathematical problem, and a
clever Frenohlnan, dispensing with the
services OF the hen, matches eggs by
steam, thereby bringing into weary
world of pip and pot-pie crowds of
motherless chickens. In view of these
achievements, it would not bs surprising
if the inventor had really devised q ma
chine capable of making remarks Of con-
siderable point aud cogcncy. If it torn
out to be 80, it offers US grateful hope
s""U - ~AtAo W. Aho ~ oiHPShSS WAth dlSLA
bers of Congress altogether, and have
our Legislative talking done exclusively
by machinery. It would bo great saw
ing OF wind and money. Tho cost ot
running the automatic orator would be.
really only the wear and tear Of pair Of
bellows, while the present argumentn-
tive, dcclamatory, high-sonring, but uu-
grammatical instrument has to be boost
ed to his business by presents OF stock,
shares III Indian sutierships, and other
costly pecuniary stimulants. The ma
chine would not wait any Credit Mo
bilier scrip or dividends. It would go
right on tulking like supernatural at-
torney on any and all sides of every
question in chenp und unbiased accents.
and it would come in time to possess the
confidence and respect OF the commu-
nifty, as did the unseen oracies of Del
phos and Megars.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-27

Tha Southern situation, according to
George Alfred Townscnd: "Clayton has
squarely carried Arkansas, by the CO.
operation Of sufficient number of De-
mocrnts. In Alabama, the points at law
arc with tho Democrats, and at fact with
the Republicans. The Democrats did
not carry the two contested Counties by
any honest count, us is apparent by the
testimony OF several Democratic lawyers
there, that the Secretary of State issued
tho certificates in those eases without
shadow OF authority. In Louisiana,
Warmoth and the Custom House gang
aro eqnal cnmberers of tho ground, de
spoilers of the commonwealth aud dis
turbers of the peace. Tho State ought
to be remanded to military authority, as
in insurrection. In Texas, Davis will
probably be impeaohed for ruling like q
barbarian. In South Carolina, the white
people are better satisfied with Moses
election, because he is a native of the
State, than if Tomlinson had won. Mis-
sissippi enjoys tranquility, and repudia-
ton in old days has. saved her from the
second plunder; there, also. native is
the ruling spirit, and strangers do not
dominate. North Carolina has got q
man in the Senate of inferior power to
Vance, but probably person. the mode
OF whose election will make him the con-
servator Of the best interests of both
sides Georgia is quietly locked up in
the arms of the Conservatives, where it
will stay for the next ten years..
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-27

The TERRIBLE WEATHRR-FATAL RE.
SUITS, Ero.-On Wednesday morning,
about o'clook-the thermometer hav-
ing tended downward for rseveral hours
n sleet and snow storm set in, which con-
timed with nnabated fury until late in
the afternoon OF the same day-more
than thirteen hours. It is regarded as
one Of the heaviest ever known in this
vicinity-the winter OF 1885 being the
nearest approach to it. The weather for
several days has boen particularly un-
pleasant. Trains on all tho railroads
we're behind time-in somo cases eight
or ten hours. The Glecnville and Co.
lumbia Railroad train was delayed by
tho freeze and also by hreak.np. The
drivers OF two omEibuscs, running to
tho railroads, were SO badly frozen that
they were taken from their seats and
thawed out. We regret to state that
Morris Euright, private in Company
I, stationed at Laurens, was overcome
by the excessive cold and snccumbed.
He had been qunrtcred at Laurens, but
Was on furlough. The deceased was
highly spoken of by officers and men.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-02-10

.I "A m W
81 tfIi m
81, ed ~ 49, w.
C o. Cmls, "A
Al aaA rfafs o,'h ~
i...i protest. sp7a fas l%safhHii
.Tl stHsai. ffa iay wee istsf
ag 9TH ID Hnfhai ,aaa'g ssn
iofrl SECTION sasa
T%Hrrssfr. ~ is Bsaals a
me rs h0m che fioyafbm imnf
m.uIafa mamadal if1m fs efasd
iay N loesiei county irving o.
issfi9m ~ ue pnseni system u
maintaining panpefs sod urging log
siion upon The ssbi~i, alec = o..
t'.Du from tte FUman sn1 boafl
Il Mayor and Aldermen " Jaoksgh
viking log .aiion lor ihe benefit Of
'he Jaeknm firo Companies vas 70.
miyol a bill 10 anihonla The Al.
iitor u Public Accounts 10 raIeai'
tar ltlos 10 lands held BY tho State
f0r taxes under certain oitoumsian.
COS passed. A'so several local bills.
Houso-Tbe special committee ~.
pointed 10 inquire into the condition
Of The repairs aud improvements or
derod upon the Lanalie Asylum, re-
ported through their chairman, Mr.
Gaines, that the contractors had ut
terly failed to carry out their agree
ment and that between twenty and
fly thousand dollars would be 70
quircd to complete the work, and
that owing to the failure Of the con
tractors, the colorod lunatics arc il
a pittiabIe condition, and recon.
mend that the Governor be author
! lied to begin suit against tho con.
tractors and their bondsmen. L
| futile, Jr, Republieau was elected
Sergeant-at-A rms over &, ". Carte.
+. Republican caucus uominec). Up
! on resolution Of Mr.. Lowry, the com
! mitteo on the contested election case
in Copiah county were instructed {
. report on Thursday noxt (the 6tl
inst.), after having been amended
upon motion OF Mr.. French, by add
ing the Lauderdl ale contested cases
e A motion of Mr.. French to reor
L ganizc the Special Committee OF
/, Contested Elections, was lost by d
ayes to Al nays. Tho Democratic
memb ers entered upon the journa
an able protest against the actor
. had upon the Marshall county con
I tested election cases. - Clarion.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-02-10

lEFfllfa AZ
fahfsg t.a iisi. si'sf r. t.y.
were mi psire'ei n
tsssaofi. nsaHIbF b. g.ss en
mmvish. Mf 4 4 J1ngs sgd
f'r# 81 yfsn
81 dsaih J. q ~ llss ~ b.
fsialfge nd fHsadt - BE- =
very pfomang yorfg got nan
ahl I'd ialf 70 many ye4fs 81 be-
lfass ~ bimssli al hoth
PEfEAs0s -At B~aleszills %
tsBday evening. NJ Mons lEiss'
~. from ihe fleets n on ampuia
ton n one II hia leg, resulting
ifoa injuries received in filling be-.
tween 'be cor upon 'be fiilroad.
nl one ~ ihc box sari passing
over 'be limb, sb h occurred three
of four weoks since.
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Chancery Notice.

The State Of Mississippi,
Pamela county. ?
Chancery Court, at Rules, Monday February
9th, A, D. 1872, No. 435.
Lea Williamson,
vs..
NJ. ]. Morris, ct. al. ..
Upon affidavit filed m this cause, II appear
ing 10 the satisfaction Of the court That the de-
f ndants, Miranda Sharpe, and her husband,
J. D. Sharpe, William II, Horton, Robert Hor.
ton and Annie Horton, minor heirs Of Claib-
orne Horton, deceased; William Horton, Bet
tie Fisher, Ella Philips and her husband, -
Phillips, Fannie L., Spicer and her husband s.
S. Spicer, Mary Ryan and her husband G. r.
Ryan, and D. o. Andrews, minor heir Of Min
erva hnuiersj i@~A~aqi, oil af whom reside in
the city Of Memphis, State Of Tennessee also
the defendants John Andrews and James An
drews, who reside at Florence, In the State Of
Alabama; and Laura Baxter and. her husband
Nathaniel Baxter ir and Tennie East and her
husband Edward East, who reside at the city
of Nashville, in the State Of Tennessee, are all
non-residents of the State of Mississippi, so
that ordinary process cannot be served upon
them;.
Therefore, the said defendants are directed
to appear before the Chancery court Of Pamela
county, Mississippi, at the courthouse Of SAID
county. in the town of Sardis, or the second
Monday in April, 1872, and plead, answer o.
dcmur to the compliments bill filed in thi
behalf.
It's further ordered that a copy Of this Or
der be published once a week, for four consec-
utive weeks, IN the Weekly Pamela Star,
public newspaper printed end published in tn,
town of Sardis, in this State.
A true copy. J. c, HARRISON, Cfk.
ritzgeral | h Hall, Solicitors for Complain
ants. tv, rsts fiO-4t
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ChanCery Notice.
The State of Mississippi, [

The State Of Mississippi, |
Panola county,
Chancery Court, at Rules, Monday, February
the 9th, 1872, No. 420.
". W. Howe. President, etc.
va
Sarah Clanton, ct. al
In this cause, it appearing to the s~atisfac-
ton of the court, from affidavit filed, that deft.,
Tim. r. Clanton Is a nonresident Of this State,
but that he resides in the Stats Of Texas, and
that, after diligent inquiry, his postofice sd-
dress cannot be ascertained,
The said defendant is hereby directed 10 APP
pear before the Ohancery court Of Psnols
county aforesaid, at the courthouse thereof, in
the town OF lSardis, on the second Morday in
April, A. D. 1872, and plead, answer or de-
maj to the compliments bill fled In this be-
half.
~ is further ordered that a copy Of this or
der be published in the Weekly Pamela Star,
a public newspaper, printed and published in
the town Of Sardis, in this State, once q week
for four consecutive weeks.
A true copy. J. @. HARRISON,
l.. P. Cooper, Sol. for Comp't. Crf
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-02-10


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as.al Ihs
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.nf a I'..I no uh bod
als Pool I m
n ,aI f a.i paai
90 Nlrha w.
having b,,n ,ol fff. ausii
.in b. afa.ane 20 ila rs1It hlt
assa aftho 'sIm. Jg' Co. tu'i of
the decision n he g. aiur laf.
given fita " Other con'rs'7i e
sai ao dull math iIioo vIl
eHl ln Deciding sho ar ea'.iIpi
fo ..in iu Uit Iuiy
40 adjournment ol 'ha ler
far fpa ro,as, n isn of nhrau
liyt b probable 10 900 mtIy 10y
Tho Fuuiing I'%snicrtay and
Railroad Subsidy biilt tu lbo mo
imrohiut mos now before lhe log
allure, and vjlI oeenpj % great
dead u tine 10 their tnal diapolrl
Tho lease Of tho %poniicutlary c1-
pircs on the IT. # March, and y Is
important tor some logislation upon
tho d.spo.al Of the building and
convict ut The expiration Of that
ttuc There arc three bills before
the House for this purpose, all ma.
t%crially differing IN their provisions
Two bill are before the LcgisIa-
turc Oh the subject Of tho State
Gnanccs. The plan recommended
By the Governor in bis message IA
5ubtmtially embodied in one OF
these bills, and that one provides for
taking up the floating deb or CON
soIidating it into bonds, with inter-
ost coupons attached, the principal
20 be redeemed in three or five years
The following dispatch to the
Memphis Apalnche is a fair express
eion Of the present working tenden.
eies OF the Legislature
Jackson, Miss, Feb, 5-1he Leg
stature has u decided tendency to dc
nothing, and from present indico'
tons it ID impossible to do more thar
guess how long they will stay here
A short session, rigid economy mnc
: vigorous work were the notices o.
/ both parties when the bodies frs
, assembled. Now the reverse il The
rule. Tho work done during, tho
! past three days amounts to juei
nothing at all, aud j. coplined Who'll
! ly to local business.
A bin has passed the Senate in.
cooperating the Arkansas City an(
> Grenada railroad. a resolution
was adopted appointing a committee
to investigate the indebtedness o.
the different railroads in the State
e The Legislature adjourned to day t(
meet on the 10Th,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-02-10
National Union Republican Con
yenti0n.

The undersigned, constituting the
National Committee designated by
the Convention held at Chicago on
tho Goth Of May, 1868, hereby cali
a convention Of the Union Republi,
can party at the city of Philadelphia,
on Wednesday, the 9th day of June
next, at 10 o'clock noon, for the pur,
pose of nominating candidates for
the Office of President and Vice.
President of the United States.
Each State is authorized to be rep
resented in the Convention by dele,
gates equal toSwice the number of
Senators and Representatives to
which it viii be entitled in the next
National Congress, aud each organ
lied Territory is authorized to send
two delegates,
In calling this Convention, the
ComE.ittee remind the country that
the promises of the Union Ropub
lican Convention of 1868 have been
fulfilled. The States lately in rebel.
lion have been restored to their
former re lations to the government
The laws Of the country have been
faithfully executed, public faith has
been preserved, and The nationa'
credit firmly established.
Governmental economy has beer
illustrated by the reduction, at tn,
same time, Of the public debt and o
taxation ; and the funding ofthe ma.
tional debt at q lower rate of inter
est has been successfully Inaugural
tod. The rights Of n~aturalized citi.
zens have been protected by treat,
les, and immigration encouraged BY
liberal provisions. The defenders 0
the Union have been gratefully re
mcmbered, and the rightsand inter
ests of labor recognized. Law
have been enacted, and are being en-
forced. for the protection Of person
and property in oil sections. Equa
suffrage has been engratted on tn
National Constitution the privilege
aud immunities Of American citizen
ship have become a part Of the or
ganic law, and a liberal policy hai
! been adopted toward allwho engag
cd in tho rebellion, Complication
|, in foreign relations have been ad
justed in the interest of peac
throughout the world, while the ma
tional honor has been maintained
: Corruption has been exposed, offend
I, ors punished, responsibility enforced
safeguards established, and now, a
heretofore, the Republican part
stands pledged to correct all abuse
. and carry out all reforms necessar
to maintain thepurity and efficienc
, Of the public service. To contnu
) aud firmly establish its fundament'
, principles, we invite the co opera
, ton of all the citizens Of tho Unite
States.
: WILLIAM CLAFnN, of Mass,
Chairmal
WmLtAa +. CHANDLER, of N. H.,
Seeretar,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-02-10

THE YEAR 1s72.--This year con-
tains fifty,two Sundays. Septem.'
Der and December each begin on
Sunday. Junuary, April and July,
on Monday. October is the only
month beginning on Tuesday. Feb
ruary begins aud ends on Thursday.
Consequently we have five Thurs,
days, which will not occur again
until the year 1900. In the year
1880 February will have five Sum
DAYS, which will not occur again un-
I'll the year 1920.
Tho year 1871 begun on Sunday
aud ended on Sunday. This win
occur again in 1882, and every
vsnth year thereafter.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-02-10
Land Safe.

BY virthe of a decree Of the Probate gCul
of Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered aA
March term, 1870, thereof, will, a. admins
traitor of r. T. Mutt, deceased, on Satrdv
March 2, 1872, at Nuts Shop, in said cas
sell at public auction 10 the highest bidir D
following real estate insaid county.G @rd
ofthe northeastsquarte dissection q, towns
ranged west, beginning at the haltniha
on tho north boundary of the section, as
south with the line eighty rods, thenu NJ
thirteen degrees east, fourteen and Oe
rods to a post, thence north, thiry.six d
east, one hundred and eighty rods tosps3
the north boundary line Of tie quartr,
west withthe Boundary line ninety rod, "
beginning.
Terms of Sale 0ne-third cash; bsam !
twelve months, purchaser to give bond Il
good security. j. II. Caldwell !
Admir- Of the Est. of r. 7. Mutt dEt|
227-5t
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Commissioners Sale of Land.

By virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery Cour
Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, render.
cd January IL 1872, in the suit Of Sally Max.
well ct. al, c~omplainants, against Tallnlah e,
Whitlock, defendant No. 426, in said court |
will, on Friday, the LIST day Of March, 1871, at
Peach Creek, In said county, within lawful
hours, offer for sale, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, the following lands, lying and
being in said county, known as the southeast
quarter Of section 20, and fractional northeast
quarter Of section %, all in township I, range
8 west, containing In oil 900 acres, more or
lear
Terms Of Sale-0ne. half cash, balance on q
credit Of twelve months from day Of sale.
Bond, with good security, will be required Of
the purchaser.
j2I-td J.. G. HARRISON, Com'r.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Lands
and Personally.

By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust 10 me executed
the sth day Of February, 1867, also Of an sd-
ditional Deed Of Trust executed the goth day
Of January, 1871 hy Barham Bobo, to secure
certain Indebtedness therein set forth, 70 Mrs.
Eliza D Bobe, said Deeds OF Trust being record
ed in the office Of the Clerk Of the Chanccry
Gur, Of Panola county, Mississippi, | will, as
trustee therein appointed, on Saturday, t,e
18th day Of March, 1872, within lawful hours,
at the residence of said Barham Bobo, in laid
county, offer tor sale, at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, the following lands,
lying and being in seia county, to wit; The
cast half Of section 3S, and all of section 81,
in township 9. range 6 west; all of section 4,
township I, range 6 west; also horses mules,
cattle, household and kitchen farniture, sheep,
hogs, three wagons, one buggy, farming i'm
rleaeals, etci slso, all Of the interest Of said
Barhan Robo ia and 10 the estate Of Mrs. NJ
r. h Boycc and James H. Boyce, deceased.
fl9-6t W. p. Wo0TlEN, Trustee.
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SherlH's Sale.

BY virtue Of a writof Fieri Facia, TO me d.
rected, from the Circuit court Of Pahola
county, Mississippi, in the case Of John Bry-
ant plaintiff, versus G. N. Cox and ]. M. Ca
denhsad, defendants, I will, on Monday the
4th day of March, 1872, id front of the court
house door in the town of Sardis, sell to the
highest bidder foresh, the following described
lands, to wit; The northeast quarter of section
IA, in township 8, range 5 west, containing
100 acres, and lying and being In the county Of
Pamela and state Of Mississippi, and levied
upon, as the property Of said J. N. Cadenhead
to satisfy said execution and oil costs Sale
within lawful hours.
sardis, miss, February s, 1879.
sY7 U. 0ZANNE, Sh'f.
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EAerifs Sale

By virtue Of q writ Of e1sessten, to me al
rcctcd, from the ChASssfyooas4 sfPxsola coup-
~, State ofMississippi. ! ths1an cfJohn Q Hes-
rison, commissioner W. John ". Little, i'm
Cook and Miles ". Wiibourn. defendant. I
will, on Monday the al day Of Marsh, ls7a.
in front Of the ccurth ouse in the town Of Sar.
dis, sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the fol.
lowing described lands to wit. The southwest
quarter, and fractional northwest quarter. !
section !, and north fraction Of section 10. N
N township 3 OF range 9 west, containiak 40O
acres lying and being in the ceunty Of Pamela.
state Of Mississippi, and leried on a. the prom
erty Of said defendants to satisfy said execu-
ton aud all costs. Sale within lawful homs.
U. 0ZANNE, sh'n.
sardis, mia, February 9, 1s12.
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taseeery satier.

fbe ua If Hissfsnss
Pencils saHnfT.
fksaff,r rasft ID iais HuadsJ, FeifssfI
ne tih. 4 y, 1874 "a Ht
safrh tsne4 a al,
Elizabeth wootteh, n d
4 Appealing 10 Ne Ntlssseslsn N Me ssufi
,hst ~ ~dsfendsnts. Eiifshsth Woofssa snd
ber husband. n W woottn. are son-fesidenh
Of hi Stats, and that they reside W 'hs sisJ
Of Hemphis, staie Of Tennessee nov satd as.
fsndanls are hereby directed 10 appear befefe
said chansssy court, at the court .hssss o. aid
county Of Panofa, IN The ,own o. ssrdis, on the
sreopd Morday 10 April, 1879, and plead,
ans I'VE or demur 10 The eorplalnaass bhi nied
In this behalf
II Is further ordered that a copy Of this or
dor be publiehs A for four consecutive weeks In
the Weekly Pamela Star public pewspapss
printed and published In the own Of s~rdi'
ia this State.
JOHN O. HARRISON, Clerk.
l.. r. Cooper. sol'r. for Comp't. flo-H
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-02-10
Citation Notice,
The State Of Mississippi, Chancery Court
Pamela County. No. s3S.

The State Of Mississippi, Chancery Court
Pamela County. No. s3s.
TO Mrs. Eallie Strickland, widow Of s. NJ.
Strickland, deceased, and Abner Strickland,
Walter Strickland, and Robert Strickland, mi
nor heirs Of said s. N. Strickland, deceased,
Who reside in the city Of Memphis, State Of
Tennessee:
You are hereby cited to be and appear be.
fore the Chanccry Court Of Pamela county,
State Of Mississippi, at the Courthouse Of said
county, 10 the town Of Sardis on the second
Monday in April, 1872, then and there To SHOW
cause, II any yoa cen, Why the ansl acconnt Of
j. L. Strickland, adrsinisttator " the estate oi
s. NJ. Strickland, deceased, shonld not be IL.
lowed BY mid Court q filed therein and said
administrator be discharged. !,
By order 81 said conrt, issued January Is.
1877. ]. Q. HARRISON, Clerk.
i27-4t
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Sherir's Sale,

By virtue Of a writ of Fieri Facis, to me di.
rected, from tho Circuit court Of Pamela county,
Mississippi,iu the case Of Butts 4 Hunt, plt'fs, We
Henry S. Williams, aft, | will, on Monday the
4th day Of March, 1872, in front Of the court
house in the own of Sardis, sell to The highest
bidder, for cash, the following described lands,
to wit; the east half Of the southeast quarter
of section IS, in township 0, Of range 8 west,
containing so acres, and lying and being in
the county OF Pamela, state Of Mississippi, and
levied upon as the property of said defendant
to Salty execution and all costs. Sale within
lawful hours. U. OZANNE, Sh'f.
sardis, miss, February s, 1872.