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The orphans came to our town
hst week, aud gave one oftheir con-
kerts at night, in the court room, to
very iair audience, considering the
Exceedingly cold and Indictment
taher. The proceeds of the en-
nne fees, and the eontri>
|ghons raised by the citizens
mounted TO a very handsome sum.
Buildings for the Orphans Home,
Lauderdale Springs, are to be
ncted with the money raised by
bese concerts and contributions,
bid every one aiding in this cause is
tdeed doing a truly noble and char
bble work. The offering is but a
nall one at best that we can make
! furnishing a home to the orphan
bildren of our noble fallen Confed-
soldiers, and the Southerner
|ho is too penurious to contribute
! the cry for aid from the h~ouseless,
Pmeless and unprotected orphans
our fallen dead, is miserable dog
the basest order, and fit only to
b the living or dead of their honest
and unworthy the respect
ANY honest man.
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Attention is called to the hand
some advertisement Of Ballentine,
Hefin & Co., Of their spring stock,
now being received and opened. This
firm claim TO have the largest stock
of goods in the county, and invite
our citizens to call andexamine their
stock and price their goods. They
have kind, attentive clerks who are
more than ready to show their goods
to all who will favor them by ex-
aiming the stock. The stock Of
clothing, dress goods, staple goods,
boots, shoes and hats, notions, with
their splendid grocery stock, includ-
ing everything in the range Of the
mercantile business kept in country
stores, in the two departments. Go
and see their new goods. They are
proud Of them.
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Chancery Court,

This court commences inthis place
for this county on the second Mon
day in APPLIQUE week from next
Monday. And by the present law
all bills must be filed ten days before
the return day of the court, to en-
able them to be heard at the term
following their filing. The docket
of cases to be heard at this term is q
small one.
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Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad
TIME T.GRLR.

Change Of time on Sunday Nov. 20, 1870.
GOING SOUTH.
Mail train leaves Memphis 2;l0 P. w. pas
Como 4:2GP w., Sardis 800, Batesyille d;28
CORTLAND SAB, pope's Station $3.50, and ar
arrive at Grenada 1885 P. II.
Express trains leave Memphis tl5 pm, pass
Como 6:5s, Sardis 1896, Batesyille a;0T, Court
land 8:2f, Pope's S:3li T. NJ. and arrive nj
Grenada 1890, P. NJ.
Freight train leaves Memphis G;30 A.. NJ, pass
Como l1:l5, sardis 1920, Bstesyille l:l2.
CORTLAND Id, Po2e's 1863, and arrive al
Grenada J:l0 P. NJ,
GOING NORTH.
Mali train leaves Grenada 1926 ! y, pass Pope
1l:10, Courtland, 1l;l7, Baiesyille, 1892
sarlis, 1926, Como, 1910 A. NJ, ARD arrive
at Memphis 300 Pm.
Express trains leave Grenada 2:35A ~. pas
Pope's 437, CORTLAND AS, Batesttle BOB
Sardis $50, Como, 6:12, and arrive at Mem
phis $50 a. ".
Freight train leaves Grenada 6;30 A.. NJ, pas
Pope's SAT, CORTLAND 800, Batesyiilc 1927
sardis 1895, Como l1:15, a. ", and arrig
at Memphis 400 P. NJ.
Mail and 4 Express trains daily.
Freight runs daily, except Sundays,
The mail train going South makes 1,rec
connection at Grenada for New Orleans. Tn
Express going South connects for Water Val
ley, Coffeeville, Oxford, &c.
a. S. LIyERNoRE, GenL. sup't.
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This court has been .u la iar
the past week in our town-lIon. Z.
5. Fisher, Judge; c. II. Gleason,
Esq, clerk and NJ. c, Brady, Esq,
district attorney.
The disposalo fcases has been very
expeditions and the majority of the
cases on the docket have been di-
posed of, although there yet remains
enough to occupy the time of the
court for all of next week. The
Grand Jury have returned quite a
number Of indictments--they hav>
ing been paying their compliments
to the road oy%erseers, and several in
have been found against
defaulting o%vorseers. This is a good
move, aud it is the only way to have
passable public roads.
The attorneys present from other
counties are Hon. j. w. c. Watson,
Col. II. W. Walter, James Scruggs,
Of Holly Springs; Judge Morgan and
Maj. Il II. Chalmers, Of fernando,
Court will be in session on Mon
day next.
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AT a meeting Of the Sardis Meth
odist Sunday school, Sunday, March
II, 1872, the following preamble and
resolutions were read and unani-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the AL
mighty to take from us our friends
and companions-Richard Crump,
w. H, Edmonds, Jas. Low and
Willie Lavender
Resolced, That in the death of
these, our friends, ourSunday school
has lost some of its most faithful
scholars and brightest ornaments.
Resolved, That we sincerely deplore
their loss, but bow with humble sub
mission to the will of Him who doeth
all things well.
Resolved, That we mourn not,
however, as those who have no hope.
being confident that cur loss is their
eternal gain for
"For they from earth have gone above
To Heavenly Courts on high
Where they shall dwell in realms above,
And nsver, never die.
ResolCed, That we tender to the
bereayed our heartfelt sympathies
Resolced, That these resolutions be
published in The PANoLA STAR, and
a copy placed upon our Sunday
school record.
T. j. HUNTER, Sec'y.
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We heard q good joke that hap
|ned a few days since in our city,
which a certain dry goods clerk
d a lady were the principal
tors. The lady approached the
bling and afiable clerk, and asked
milf he had any onion buttors.
|he clerk replied, he would see, and
fning to the button department,
! began to read over the different
(lds of buttons. He read out !:
EARL buttons, horn buttons, china
rtons, agate buttons, fringe but
as, cloak buttons, dress buttons,
sered buttons but he could not
b any onion buttons. When he
y upon the point of saying to the
lhthat they did not have any of
Padnd of buttons, another clerk
Preached, and he said, quite anx-
ply: "Have we any onion buttons?
|hnt see any here" The smile
at broke over the countenance Of
n second clerk as he said, "If you
iA send the lady to the grocery
Fpartment, she will find what she
'ats," caused the lady to exclaim.
lae noticed the ignorance and EN-
Easement of the first clerk, 20
Is 1t is something to plant!!' Af
r lady left his counter and wen
20 the grocery dep artment, a doeE
Foan OF anguish broke from tn,
Scomflted clerks lips, with the ex.
anatlon, 20! faith and be jasu8
% the likes Of me l shall never soc
pre-"
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FIRE CoMPANY.-We do sincerely
hope the citizens of Sardis will or
ganize some sort Of company for the
purpose OF protecting property from
fires. Our towns, in part, composed
of ranges of frame buildings, and if
one we're to burn, the whole row
would, without very great effort, be
destroyed A hook and ladder
company would cost but a mere tri-
ae, and yet, in case Of fires, might be
the means of saving much property
Cannot such a company be organ
lied? \ x
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Dangerous.

|Ihe old well near the west side of
. street, about fifteen feet from
F'outheast corner of S. G. SPANS
goods store, ought to be filled
1t was in a badly oaving con.
y about seven years ago, and
|slhen covered over, as we are
'0fmed, with partly rotten posts,
Which dirt to The depth of several
'eaes was thrown. That covering
gong to give way some of these
W., and somebody's horse, or
'a'eoody's coat and pants with
in them, may possibly get
if the well hasn't gone
y.
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In noticing tho names of our coun-

In noticing the names Of our coun-
ty merchants, in our last issue, that
were east purchasing stocks of
goods, we neglected to notice the
absence Of our friend, Mr.. Pink Y.
Lester, ofthc house OF Lester & Co,
of Batc8yille. This is one Of the
best firms in ~ourcounty, although Of
recent formation, being composed Of
Simpson Lester, W. Z. Stone, W; F.
Wootten and ?. V. Lester, and they
have a splendid store building for
Their dry goods aud grocery depart
ments. Their stock Of goods are all
new, and their spring stock is now
being received.
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The rapid Improvement ofour city
the erection of dwelling houses,
truly gratifying to those who
build see our place equal in size
any town in North Missis-
ERi. The buildings that are being
bill are of the very best kind, and
Nd be an ornament to any city.
he are fully a dozen buildings in
rse Of erection, and we hear of a
|mber of others that will be built
ring the summer. We are proud
the enterprise of our citizens, and
h challenge the entire State for an
Val amount Of improvement in
town of twice or three times
Fsze of Sardis, as now or has been
|denced in the last six months.
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Us Oh
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efHit Alr. s1Hl.l
cma Atff at1
ssas'.ltt hrfIa
lltfrafls ArrI anltl
TIE iay ST. srait rt i.afa 81
iiortanlo saa't ss'sam its favor f
ail who ae to rsa. ofrrceigi1t Do,
po.tgl.c rite 90 confirmation at .i.
hands Of tho bishon at hii pf.sen.
vi station OF bHy ~ tloa above nam. a
points. would communicate their d.
sire 20 him go lhat iaey may .rre
pared and presented 10 due form
The attention Of Che Grand Jar
is called 70 the law IN reference 20
agents, and bills of indict-
mcut should be found against parties
doing business of insurance in ibis
county, or who have done business
without complying with the law.
This is no more than justice to the
agents who have complied with the
law, aud is a protection to our citi-
zens from the inroads Of irresponsi-
bic Shylocks that pay a transient
visit to our county and gobble up
a few policies with the grecnbackso Of
some ignorant party and then leave
the State aud, in many cases, the
policies issued by such men are void,
and we think that it is an evidence
of a want of business capacity to
give insurance to men whom they do
not know, who have no fixed place
of business in our State, and who
have not complied with the law of
the State. Such men doing business
are violators of the law, and their
acts are under the cover Of fraud.
We ask the Grand Jury to find 4
few bills of this kind, and we will
see the good effect of it. All of our
,itizens know the enormous rascali>
les perpctrated by the villain, G.
agent of the Phoenix Life
Insurance company, in stealing the
money of the policy holders. This
nan nor his company, never com
lied with the laws OF the State in
his county, and it is no more than a
ust retribution upon the policy
holders Of this company in patron
zing a man who was a trespasser-
| violator Of the laws Of the State,
subject to u heavy fine and i'm
orisonment for his transaction Of
business of insurance. We say to
Ill parties to deal with no Insurance
agent unless he has complied with
he laws Of the State. We will fur
lish information on this subject to
my one that will apply to us for it,
10 that there Is no reason for igno-
'ance in the matter.
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Bishop Green, of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, will be in sardis,
Tuesday, April 2, and remain three
days. There will be service MORN
ing and evening, during bis visit at
the storeroom formerly occupied by
Williams & Brothers. The public
are invited to attend.
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We would very kindly invite all
parties attending court in this town
for the next three weeks that arc IN
debted to us for subscription, adyer-
Using or attorneys fees, to call at
our office and settle their accounts.
We will not be angry at any one for
paying US what they owe US, but we
will feel very much disappointed if
our honest debtors don't call to pay
their arrearages. We dislike to dun
you, but if you owe us anything re-
member this is a dun to you, and
we want you to pay up your in
debtedness.
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hrties attending courtnext week
.vt remember hat Blann's saloon
in close proximity to the court
rCm, and that he keeps the finest
cigars, and fancy drinks in
be city.
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s.lAyohnsou Of Memphis, Tenn
L. their appreciation Of our trade
Il Advertising literally ~ tho rtyo
. sr,n. which Is read BY all good
.tpu, With their families, from Che
L. hmiiias down TO the faxcu
ksrvl child Of ten summers, living
4 our county, besides hundreds Of
|Asn elsewhere.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rooms,

GATdlS q Z VI A5s0clatlOn.
This Association hereby announce
to the Farmers of Pamela county
thatthey will pay a premium Of 500
in gold for the largest product of
corn on one acre or more, and also
500 in gold for the largest product
of cotton per acre. We make this
announcement in advance Of our reg
ular premium list for the next Fair.
JOS. CARTER,
mar23-4w Chr. tx Com.
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ST.. JoaN COLLEGE.

ST. JOINS COLLEGE,
Annapolis, Nd, June n, 1871.
! am much pleased with the etymologies and
definitions Of Websier's Unabridged Dietioaa-
ry, as lar as | have examined them, and con-
slider as invaluable additions the Introduction
on the English Language by Prof lIadley, and
some ofthe appendices, especially that on Fic-
tiiious Names BY Pro. Wheeler.
JAMES NJ, GARNET1,
PrcsiientSt. johns COLLEGE.
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a.s.k ~ wlo 800
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sahaay ias W gaf
h,sa hssti
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While other merchants are pre-
pairing for their spring trade, our
townsman, Mr.. S. Ii. Gunter, has
not been behind any merchant in
the county in bringing on a large
and handsome stock Of goods, lie
has now fully completed his assert,
ment ofall kinds of goods kept in
a country store. His dry goods,
boot, shoe, hat, clothing, notion,
fancy, and dress goods departments
are now complete, and he deGes
competition in their lines. Gentle
men wanting fine clothing must eX.
anime his stock. The ladies viii
find a beautiful line of prints, white
goods, hosiery, dress goods, shoes,
etc, by examining his stock. The
planter who fails to give Mr.. Guns
ter a call, and examine lis full,
complete and well selected stock OF
groceries, liquors and general plant
alton supplies, does himself rgrcat
injustice, by not seeing and pricing
one of the finest stocks ofgoods ever
brought to this market.
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60 % iasans alan o.
ksla
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Safe.

The M.ssi .ppi niarthea Cordial is not only
q sars cure for all bowel affections, but 81 is
harmiesg. Il heals 0s il cures, and leaves the
system in good condition. 1t Is invaluable for
the nursery, curing summer complaints with
out fail. It Is a certain cure for any case Of
chronic diarrhea.
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a.sa has received y large .'a.k
I Zoe Hqsors
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NOTICE.

The firm of n. R. sLEDGE 6 Co, is dis
solved, and tire name will be used hereafter
only in Liquidation. Al pegons indebted to
them are requested to come forward and settle,
as MI notes and accounts &C., &C.. due them not
paid within the next few weeks will be put out
for collection, by law or Otherwise
The business WiU be Continued
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ShfTSunhridofen

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brad 9eitern BON bier iiber Norfolf, Sa., nod Boltor
auf.
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fam 9eftern Dor Bottom bier an.
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Die Shooner NtcsSr1e" uno "9enrn 4uen" ile1er
Wonta9 BON Baltimore in @barlefton, S.=e. elm.
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bic Barfen vSt. @briitopb," natb Sort, II. rOeo0ota,
mad Londonderry in Srlanb; Der OretnaFer "Srtan'
ma" na6 Dublin in Stlano beittnmt.
@eitern fam Der 8unoesoampfer "Wpomtn9" BON
gen Sa9en nab sSeltlnolen ab5u9e1en.
Die Barfe nSames W. @lpen," Capt.
@ren, Ianste am II. Sebruar BON Baltimore gu Bel
fat in Srlanb on.
Der Dreimater rttncle Soc" Capt. GeueG, f.
selte am 10. 6ebruar bon 2iperpool nod unierenl
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am IL. Setruar BON Baltimore i'm irldHoiihen Sofen
Nelurp on.
Die normcsii6s Barrie "@anoersr. " Capt. SbIisn,
ie9elte am III. Sebruar BON 9artlepool IN england
naG unierem 9afen ab.
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Murrau, am II. Rop. Don Stuaniea in Gn9lano nab
Baltimore abse9ansen uno led in ben Bennarrp
9fuaDs ein9elauien, fam an. Is. Sebruar non Der
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Baltimore tueiter gu iabren.
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tag8<9eiets8erein" gu bilSen, augenonlmen,
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bon 10 81 erudblen, meldeS nit Dem 9trets
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GeribtsperbannIuuaem

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