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TIE GREAT S0gThiNe REMEDY.
NJ, Cures Collie and Gripping ~
wISss,G.b,r in the Bowels, and EsciIf-
RA1S1. tstes b process OF Teeth a
ing.
~ SubdGes C~OuVuisionz and -.
Wki1.o-.A overcomes all diseases in x
"RT~D- cident TO infants and ohn- -,
dren.
Cures IGsrrhsa, Dyssn- Aa
~ tery snd sumner Coma *
BsAcN12g piatnt in children Of all o.,
SYRUP ages.
It Is the Greet Infants ana Chtldrsn's
Soothing Rsmedy for all disorders brongnt
on by Testhfng or any other caEsa.
Prepared by TIA GRAFTON MEDICINE
CO., st. Louis, Nc.
sold BY drasEtIss and dealers tnmediciDt
az-rr-rhaNa genrTN-
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fKE COTTON HARKETS OF THE WORLD,
fLATEsF RsPoRT BY T~ELEGRAPH.l
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Aprll5 6,
aoaun Cotton morhraf uuIat DmoLa.

1000 a.m-Cotton market quiet. Quota
ti0ns-
ordinary-20H Alabama--
| Good Ordinary .....22- Orleans ...----4--E3A
| low Mddling---2&<- Texas .-.-.------.24-
M1ddlng----.--.E3s
For future delivery the market is quiet
| Quotations.
| Aprfl----.......23S July---..---&Bq254
May L. &1sq8 $40 AugusL-.35s
| June.-.-- -23B9ZA
pm.-The cotton market isquiet. Quota
| tions-Ofdetal-
| ordinary..-.25k Middling 2sK
Good Ordinary ...2h Gold-.--.---.-nOH
% Middltng----HB
Unofficial
-2S
New Orleans----2SS
For future delivery the market Is hrmer.
Quotations
| % Juhe---"s'"-0 1910
Ma ----------A3 5-lb
sales to-day, IS bales; last evening, $50 bales
futures, s,UO bales.
2:l5p.m-Cotton quiet, Quotations
Ordinary.----.2Ok Alabama--..----2SA
Good O~rdlnary.-.22- New Orleans----2s
Low iddling---.&2A Texas -.-----.-. -
1
For future delivery the market is I'M
changed. Quotations
May --......------2SL Three days--..lO-
sixty days~------. %
Sales, 60 bales; failures, 1000 bales.
ais p.m.-The cotton market is quiet. Quo
tatOns-otnc1al-
Ordinary ---..a% Middling ...-.--.2%
Good OrdlnaTy--.E 0olo.---. .. ''-'ilV4
Low Middhng.--2s1s
Unof1eial-
| AlaDama.---.---&2s Texas .-.-- ----s.s.s--z41a
| n. Orleans.--..-.23H
sales to-day-ExporL As bales; ~spinnerss
84 bales: future, u,40O bales. Sales last
/ evening-EXpOrt 10 bales; Primers, ga bales
speculation, . bales.
DAILY REPORT FOB SEVEN DAY AT ALL
UNITED sTATEs PORTS.
Net $3.50
| ExpOrts-Great Britain----------4s,5l5 bales
| naiss
stOek-an claEss---S'lSlD @0
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April6.
u:oAm-Cotton quiet; middling, 2szS sales
Sp.m cotton quiet middIing, nc; sales,
Sle0 bales; receipts, $8 bales.
LIVERPOOL
LTvERPOoLs April 8.
HIS am D. Cotton quiet middling up
lands, nhd; Orleans, llHc. Sales 1000 bales.
10 pmCOetton quiet Id npiandsI
bales; sales for the week, 5000 bales; export
500 bales; speculation, 1900 bales Total stock,
7l4tOU bales American, Ef203 bales. STOCK
ahoRt, sos 600 bales; American, 2l8,OO bales.
Receipts, 10000 bales; Americans; 500 bales.
1 Actual export 4UO0 bales.
S pm.-Ootton quiet middling uplands,
lid; Orleans, uSo.
NASHVILLE
NASHVILLE, April 5.-Ootton dull and lower;
middlings 2l1sc.
CINCINNATI.
CEC1NEATI, April 5.-Cotton dun; prices
have declined middling, 2h91ssc.
81, LOUIS.
81. LOUIS. April 4-ootton dun and nom
inRl; 29HAc-
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Chaneery Sale Of Peal Essaie
SATURDAY. APRIL Isth. 1872.

no. 42SO R. D-Isaiah stout vs J. Keston ei
81.
u virtue Of an interloeutcTy order OF sale
= made In his cause. I viii sell TO TIA
hteaest bidder. at public sails, In 'front.' OF the
second ChaneerZ Court ROOM on Second
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ane other books, md we sell them IS low 80
books made In New YORK aud Boston or
Buy books made in AemQAAss
and keSD Feu< money ~ AeEae.
Our facilities for turHing out BOOK News
paDer Rnd 8ab FRfnGt1g are second 20
none. We have also tuat received 3 new and
complete stock Of Stationery E18a Paper
etc. which We intend to sal As low e. any
house south.
G0oDW YIN - CO.,
zo. SEA MAu sEEEEE.
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a Book FlR Z EALIlk.

MARRIAGE 4f9EyA : G 2 r
GUIDE. sS im myy5s en- ne nd g5y; 4s30Fa.
lions OF the sexual system, with tins latest
discoveries in producing n preventing or
spring, preserving the complexion, etc. b
This Is an interesting work OF two hundrnd
and t~Wenty-f0ur pages, with numerous en-.
cravings, 6nd contains aluRble information
Tor those who are married or contempIata
marriage; Still 1t u q o O thai ozght to b
undsr lock and key, and not laid carslssAly
about the hccsa.
Sent 70 any ons[ &c Of postaee) for 50 eantus
Address Dr.. But Dtpsngary, No, q n.
Eighth street, St Louis, No.
~ HCnG 2SsS A5tSzed cad U~S4egaDGss
Before applying to the notorious QUACA
who advertise In public papers, or using any
A peFusS Dr.. Butts work. no
matter whRty your disease Il, or how dspI0ra
bleyOur condition
Dr. Bats can be consulted, personally OF hy
mail, on the diseases mentioned 10 his work
mce Nc. EN- Eighth street, bet. Market and
Walnut. st. Louis, Mo. tas7d&w
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SATURDAY, NAY q, 1872

No. 4sls-John Green ct 81 vs. A. L. Mitchell
ct al-1n the Second ChsEcery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.
nY virtue OF an intsrlOcutoy order o.
ID sale made in this cause, 1 VIII sell 20 the
htghest bidder st public sale, In hcnt Of the
Second Oh2nceIy Court oOm, on Second
street, Memphis, Tennessee, on
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Chanesry Sale Of Psrsoaal y.

No. 5s, R-First Chaneery Court OF SHELBY
County Mary A. smith, Adm'x OF Gwen
smith, deceased vs. Agnes Smith e u
virtue Of an intsrlOCutsry deeres Tor sails
40 entered In the above cause MaEeh 2sd,
liz VIII sell at public auction, to the high.
eat Slider In front or the CLERK and Masters
once Gr5snlaW Block, second street, in
Memphis, Tennessee. On
Saturday april 6tk, 1872,
within legal hours, the rouoEing described
personal properly, to wit:
Tvs ~ HOKse and enc u Carvings.
Also,
An Personal Property belonging to the estate
OF said dsctdent IN the hams OF MIS-. NJ. A.
smith, Administrative etc. consisting In
Horses, Carriages, Hearse,
and suoh material as Is ussd IN the uudsrtak-
er's business generally, nov AZ store, corner
GayCs9 and SscoDG streets.
Terms OF sals-Cssh. This March Is, iS72.
EDMUND A COLE, Clerk and Ass1er.
III. Clay Kin Solicitor. etc. mh26
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Frefghts

The following are the rates OF freights on the
railroads and routes named:
From ST. outs TO MEMPHIS BY RAIL-
Flour, per barrel, soc; pork, per barrel, soc
whisky, per Dbl, 81 50: corn and oats, per 10
pounds, Doc; hay per 100 pounds, 40c; bacon
and lard, per 100 pounds, ac.
FROM ST. LOUIS To MEMPHIS BY RAIL
Flour, per Dbl, 81; grain, per 100 lbs, SOC; lard
and bacon per 100 lbs. 60c; pork, per Dbl, 81 20
whisky, per Dbl, 81 50; heavy freight, SOC.
FROM LOUISVILLE BY LOULsVLLE, CINCIN'
MATT AND LEXINGTON RAILROAD -Ftrst class
per 100 lbs; 6Oc: second class per 100 lbs, SOC;
Third class per 100 lbs, 40c: fourth class per l0
lbs, Sc; fifth class per hundred lbs. 35c; butteI
and cheese, per 100 lbs, S5c; flour, apples,
onions, potatoes, hominy corn meal per bar
rel, COO; beef and pork per barrel, 9oc; whisky
|per barrel, by the cor load, 81 Csc; coal oil p el
barrel, 81: coal oil IN cases OF 10 lots, pei
100 lbs, s5c; hay not less than llOO0lbs per car
per 100 lbs, 35c; agricultural implements and
machiOery per car, $50.
FROEC ~INCINSATI BY LOUISVILLE, CINCIN-
MATT AMI LEXINGTON RAILROAD.-F1rst class
per 100 lbs, 79c; secondd class, per 100 lbs, 6Sci
third class, per 100 lbs, 43c; fifth class, per 100
lbs, 43c; butter and cheese, per 100 lbs, 53c
flour, apples, onions potatoes, hominy and
corn meal, per barrel, 76c; beef and pork, per
barrel, 81 10; whisky per barrel, 1 50.
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OLD BUILDIsG FOR |

CEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received at
- the ONCE Of the Secretary for sixty day
nom date February 10, lS7z,) for the purchase
or the two-ttOfy building on the northeast
corner Of Madison and Second streets, 81 by
80 feet. b same must be removed within
thirty days nom date OF purchase, or when
ordered by the Directory.
Terms cash, or approved sixty days note.
The Directory reserve the right 70 reject
IN or all bids.
By order OF the Directory.
81. 3. HIlBEE, President.
A. RHEKLER Secretary. fsn COW
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DH&1wrGER,

MISSISSIPPI LEVEE AND STATE TAX
Nl interested ia the payment
Of Mississippi Leyee and State taxes can have
their taxes paid, OF IL the landsh have been
forfeited, redeemed ~ application 70
GHEEES HAERsE
saQ-dAw TanRzn0- Etav
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A : a meeting q the Beard OF Directors OF
- the Selma, Marion and Memphis Rail-
way Company, held the 6Sh inst, call OF
thirty per cent was made upon te-esptbal
stock, mskiRg In al sixty per csEt. upon sub
scrf lotions. Payments may be made either at
the Oncs Of the Company IN Eemph1s, Ten
neHsse, OF Marion, Alabama
\. B. FORREST, President.
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Hot Springs Of arkansas.
Accommodation Hack Line,
LittIs R0ek, Arkansas.

ESrABLTsHED In 1850 ard Still exists, re-
Il ports Of interested parties TO the con
traTy.
INvALID5 and PRIVATE PARTIES win
travelling by daylight only.
E9-THROUGH TICKETS prevent parties
from exercising e preference. HACKS can be
secured by telegraph. Fare by this line as
low as the IoWest.GG
mh24 WIZ & DAVIS. Prourfstor-
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ShsriFs Sale Of Real Estate.

D VlRTUE OF an execution from ths First
- Circuit Court OF Shelby County, In favor
OF C~layborne Grant We. Granville WOrmslsy,
Randall LaAsre and Joseph Hunt, surstisa,
for Sl00, with Interests and costs, 1 EDl sell,
TO the highest bidder, for cash, in mont Of the
5herih's ONCE, sn Second Street. between
Union and 9ayOsO streets, in the city OF
Hemphis,
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First Monday ia Nay nsxt. 1872.

between the hours Of IL Am. and 2 pm,
the nOlloWIpg described land. situated In
said county, 70 wit: The southwest quarter
81 section seven, Of township twenty. i've, OF
range four east, of EAid county. except q
strip qf twenty acres OF equal width, extend
Wssfel,n portion of said quarter. said land
contalning one hundred and forty acres. All
riRht Df redemption Is waived by said grant.
ors on the face Of said deed.
ROBERT s. B0WLRS. Trustee.
Marsh IS. D42 apSw
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April5 5.
Sterling Exchange, lgK@2O.
= LONDON.
LONDON, April 8.
5 p.m-American securities hrm. Quota
tons
CouEols. money.-g2L o.. S. 5-2s lS35...--.831
ConsOls, &C --.---.92S u. 3. 5-26 1851 ...---g5a
U.B SOS ISa..--9sS Us. l0-4S----.s31
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TRUTH
wi WANT MANUFACTURERS
EST~ABLIsHMEATSP

THEY furnish employment to men,
u yemen, boys and giris, and they create
q demand for houses, dry goods, groceries
In taet, everything. We manufacture
Ledger SouERalss Day.BSakAs
Note, Cheek Exchanges, letter,
sseesvs. Dray, Cotsoa record
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AdmlaIairalrIx S%aftIamant.

In the Probate Court Of Shelby county, Ten
nssses-To the hsirs and creditors % the
estate OF III. Chapman. deceased
NOTICE II hereby given that Mrs, 81.
N GhzpDan, as AGministratEfL or ths as-
tate OF d. H Chapman. deceased, has q ed IN
once 8 settlement OF said estate, which viii
be presented to the Court for confirmation 81
the April Term. Is73. 70 be held On the 6rst
Monday OF said month. at the cOurt-hou8s OF
said Court, In tbs city OF Memphis. March
p ls7z- JAMES BELLY, Clerk.
BY J.H. CuELES, DC. NAH
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chanesFy Sale Of Real Estats
= on
SATURDAY., NAY 4th, 1872.

No. 1854, B. D.-Sscondr Ohancsry Court,
Shelby comfy GarthWatts Lewis snd
Stewart vs.. ]. @. Jac9bi ct al.
ID Y virtue of an order Of sale entered In this
ID cause, I Will sell At public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front OF the door of 6 e
Second Chancery Courthouse, on Sesond
street. MemphiR. Tennessee. ON
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and Kansas c!tY RgIlgoaa,

. INSCRIPTIONS Of Arkausas lands to this
y Company can now be q For terms
applyto DONOHO& BULKLEY,
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Maaams Anna Delight,

Fortune Il er.
@ TIL on Madison street, Ne. 500 Old, SSS
y New Madison, Memphis. Tenn. Midwife
and Ladies DoetreRs. So Price Tor consulta.
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PARIS, April 5.-Rentes 5f zoe. Specie in
Bank Of France increased lO,50O,OOOf.
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SECRETARY AND FINANCIAL BATTER.
[LATEsT EEPoKT BY TELEsRAPHI
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, April 5.
Gold-Market firm at u0A6uCH. Loans were
from 1-32 to six per cent. for carrying. Clear
ibgs, about sS0UO0,6O0.
Money-Market active and very stringent;
loans were as high as q per cent. per day,
but closed firm al 4.
Sterling Observation-Disclosures bills, 1917.
Southern State Securtties-Market dull and
heavy. Quotations
Missouris.......--... s. Virginia, new-.-.56-
Tennessees, DID, cox N. Carolinas, Old-61z3
TsnneSsees, neW--66H n. C~arOlinRs, new2Oh
Virginias, Old. So Gold ----..-..--ll0%
United States BOnds-Governmeuts dull
and heavy; 5-2)sOf 1865 and SIS told) on from q
- 49, .# Na--aw --al
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Caanssry sale sf Real Estatg.
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dREAT sOOTHlNa REMEDY,

LOOK TO YOUR
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FOrstsr, KsalhOfer & Go.
GROCERS
AND
COTTON FACTORS,
Ne. 3ss FrOut Street,
COrmsr Of Ustsa, MEMPAEs. TENN.
Ew-nonntrx are solicited TO exc

n~S-Oountry merchants are solicited % exs
ANIME our Stock Of sTAfLE ana FANOA
"a Consisting OF
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NASHVILLE, April 5.-Ootton dull and lower;
middling, 2l1se.
CINCINNATI.
CrECINEATI, April 6.-CottOn dull; prices
have declined: middling, 22h9256c.
ST, LOUIS.
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andheavy; 5-20sOf 1865 and SIS told
70 4 closing steady at lower price
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thsm y ihs gsqs n ~ sarb
sd ibs Nsnbsia p~Tls So hsss
: ss.ss u arhi ihs Eosfhsfn ps9ps
nasi hsk 10 hs hssf n lkaf seed
sdmifiisE ihsi ihsg have - psnj
~ 81 u aEsi Fhsapss n Fgsgs
meat other thss lbass seBaslsi~i s
lbs sonriiufigh. sod In tbs Ens
bsss.i. liberal Standardization n ne
sHs'fs "A lhs g%sTsfnmsbi. Niib
s4ssi j~astiss ssa equity 70 Ell WIN
slslm n he Amsfiesn siiifsas ssd
this being ~, ibs people n The rgg'h
are " Iook 10 fhat soufes that givss
them greater hopes " . recognition
u squsl rights and sommob justice
Considering the three elements
thus 10 he fsconclsd. ss are free 70
adm, that the ticket Is the s,f0uges.
that could be pat in the field, and
se believe that the Republicans ~ho
favor reiorm, the Democrats who
ssk and favor a change In the adj
min iaration, and the Southern white
people who have nothing to hope for
from the present administration,
will NIL join in n solid support Of the
ticket Of the Cincinnati convention
and II the protestatlons Of Northern
people are worth the least degree
Of consideration and belief, the ides
Of November will roll up the glad
shouts Of n triumphant party Of re-
formers, composed Of men Of every
party, in their glorious victory oyer
the b~lackened, corrupt, part san
host OF hireling oiiec-holders, who
follow the lead Of the present ad-
ministration.
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iss. u sm y bsis. 81 prove .
we
iks a. hesi iHpyrshss
u fhia nal y i sssdssi n go
ghisgssissi ask 10 ibs 4 lsstis
ed Fafihi esaasiiSa Alfss4y,
- - ere i%higFa@a, ssssa'y niles ~
n9rs oi ibs fss4 ffgtb Ctlef ciiy -
H%sfshsll, Tssss, sgosisi sd fssdy
fgF ne foh. sell soms thirty ~ forty
milss In operation Oss belt "
more u the fss5 N Tine Bph h
graded shd IL OPERATION. snd this
foad forms western sBd northwestern
outlets ~ thai 0sf road oil haye
the benefit d ooassctioHs N every
direction, ADD 80 ssusss see shat j.
90 pfsyen, ~ becoming a great
th1foughiafe ~ travel
II il estimated that the length of
the road will he about ninety miles,
and that there will be but two or
three bridges Of any consequence on
the entire line.
We expect to aee sash factories and
planning mills spring up in snrdis to
to work up ,ke vast cypress brakes
through which the road will run,
and which will ere long, II the road
is pushed through, be alive with
snwmills. We expect TO see our
population increase with operatives
and others, and the wealth Of our
town thus materially augmented.
Planters from the bottom will find
Sardis a delightful home, where they
can educate their children and give
their families the benefit of society
and its euncomitants.
We may recur to this subject here
after. -
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The hssl snhssl %sshSsHlAon ~
he Mississippi Pres Asssistiou
I'll h. hsli a ColHnbas On
Wszsssds1 Jass sih, 1879. Il ~
s'tissk . n.
A ihs Issi sasusl sonseb,ion.
cdl. W IT, MeCsuils. ~ The Vicks
hafg Hsrsld. was shossn araior T.
lion Joha calhoos. 81 ,hs iiallv
springs Reporter, essayist snd =.
Newton Bsrryhill. Of Bel eioiIsaine,
was requested n sdis q poem D. b.
read al the approaching c%oh'eniion.
A full ~sttsn,lanee is respectfully
urged.
KisLocn fADosEE, l'res't
b y JoSEs, See'y. n
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Chanssry Notice.

Ne W.
TIE na,s n H~sia.pp rssois caasy
Csssssy Cas~ A. Rsiss sfs Hgsfsf ih
asg is1I hsffs NJ cisss n ssf COST
~ gsgh 81 81 ~. Tsmnis conins 80
o. mls sssss. IL sppssfaf n ne aatsf,fiah
~ h. rsari ffoss shissit Sled, hat ~ ds
f.adaats Thomss Bsfssfi aai Amy Bernard
minors Eihbssi Easfdtsh aHd their father, q.
#sfhsfl see no fesi isats n ne stat N
Mlsslsipg. fssidiss ia cfitisadsn seaaiy.
state Of ifashszs sbd that their sfssi po@t
of,s sdaf,s ahsf dilgsnt inquiry, ssnno bs
asesfaiasd
The aid defendants are hereby directed 10
appear bsfgre the OhaneeTy Court u Panoi.
county Aforesaid, 81 the courthouse thereof %
The i0ua n safais, on the second Monday In
july, 1879. aud plead, answer Or dsmur 10 the
eotnplsiuanls bill hlsd 10 this behalf
IL Is further ordered that a sopy ~ this order
be published In the Weekly Pamela star, a
public newspaper printed and published in the
town Of SArdis, IN this Stats, once a week Tor
four consecutive weeks,
&c. HARRISON,
Cooper 4 Spencer. Clerk.
Solicitor for Complainsnts mali-lw
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The Rev York Democracy Indorse
Greeley,

INV York, May The Ben.
Wood National Democratic ASS =
citation met tonight aud passed res
olutions indorsing Greeley and
Brown. During the meeting, Ben.
Wood stated that Greeley had in.
formed him he would remain in the
field no r1atter who was nominated
at Philadelphia, but his withdrawal
is possible should the National Dem.
o'ratic Convention make an indie
pendent nomination.
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Citation Notice.
No. 6b5.-


To the unknown heirs at law Of c. r. Dyson
deceased, whose names and places Of resi-
dence, after diligent inquiry, cannot be A.
certained:
You aie hereby cited to appear before the
Chancsry Court Of Pamela county, State Of Mis-
issippi, at the courthouse Of said county in the
town Of Sardis, on the second Monday in July,
1917, then aud there to show cause II any you
can, why the final account Of William c. Nax-
well, late administrator Of the estate Of CT.
Dyson deceased, a. made and filed By John H.
Msxwell, administrator Of said VIM. G Mar.
we'll deceased, should not be allowed and ap-
proved and said administrator discharged.
BY order Of the court. Issued May 8, 1872.
J c. HARRISON,
Polt ! Bslch, Clerk.
Solicitors. mall-tw
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Citation Notice.
NO. 613.-

M. DO
To W D. Hall, Susan A. Mitchell and her hus-
band --- Mitchell, who reside in the State o.
Arkansas, Wheatly, in said State, being their
postofhce address;
You are hereby cited to appear before the
Chsneery 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, then aud there to show cause IL
any you can, why the anal account Of William
G. Maxwell, late administrator Of the estate Of
Porter Hall deceased. as made and filed in said
court by John H. Maxwell, administrator Of
said William G. Maxwell deceased, should not
be allowed and approved and said administra-
tor discharged.
BY order Of the court, Issued May s, 1917.
JOHN @. HARRISON,
Polk / Balch, Clerk.
Solicitors. ma1l-&w
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-05-11

The Nominees--Creeley and Brown.

The Memphis Appeal thus speaks
of the nominees of the Cincinnati
Convention
Horace Greeley was originally
opposed to the war. He insisted
that the "erring sistels'' be allowed
to depart in peace. When war be.
came inevitable, he advocated Its
vigorous prosecution but since tho
last gun MAS fired, and the Confed.
crate soldiers surrendered, he has
been the consistent, persistent advo>
cate of Peace and Amnesty, and has
urged an obliteration of all the mad
passions born of war. For twelve
months Mr.. Greeley has wnrrcd up
on the despotism and corruptions of
the Grant administration. OF all the
Northern men Mr.. Greeley is now
the least Objectionable to the South.
ern people, however much they may
have once disliked him. In that dark
hour when they were brooding over
their desolated homes and around
their thinned firesides, Mr.. Greeley
threw himself into the breach.
Scoring the Islander Of fanatics and
caring nothing for pecuniary loss, he
FASTENED to Richmond, and signed
the bond of Jefferson Davis, in order
that he might be freed from a loath.
some prison and peace be restored
between the two sections. Mr.. Gree
ley started in life a practical printer.
He belongs to the working masses,
for he has been q constant laborer
tor nearly forty years. Strict and
punctual in his business habits, plain
and affable in his manners, with
powers of mind which grasp, as it
were, by intuition, every subject to
which they are applied, united to
various and extensive requirements,
he is p%re>eminently qualified tor the
position to which he has been nomi-
mated. His career in Congress was
guided by honesty and characterized
by great ability. He is a statesman
OF enlarged views and experience /; of
extensive attaipments; honest in
his principles /; pure in his private
life faithful to his friends, and lib
eral to his opponents. He has ar
rived at an age which has brought
with it wisdom to guide his course,
without ~imbecility to impair his
active powers.
Tie nominee for the Vice Presi-
dency rounds off the splendor of the
ticket. B. Gratz Brown, the present
Governor Of Missouri, is worthy of
the high station to which he aspires.
He is a favorite among the younger
sisters of the Union. He 10 the
very type Of the progress of our
great country, and combines every
element OF strength.
Greeley was the leader Of the
Reform party in New York, in
up the corruptions of Tam
many, and B. Gratz Brown was the
great leader in Missouri, to inaugu-
rate the principles Of amnesty to ex>
Confederates, and the breaking down
Of carpet-b bag rule. He 10 the col
Of Senator Carl Schurz in the
great movement Of Reform, and the
element Of the West 10 in.
in the support Of this ticket.