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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-03

\ H,Nr OR Two.-The i~.gis.a',u,.
has AT last got Iato working order, a'.'
has pu, t;souy., .ie, -sr:ssu', MEASURES
without the all at tl,s ts,.teri'es.
This will liz the Con, in's.i lo!i.y al
the Republican rnrm'~.is of tiie Gcner
al As>..inb.y.. True, tie presence Of
thu wa,s.hlring Senators is entirety i'll.
essential to : care wise legislation. iiir
men who think the. nsii>t 80 by the
WY of lay ST. Lo'i!s 10 Eel FROM III III
hol,n,s in tbis city ia the State lieise
can hardly b. ns'e,lrsi s"r their ,i'riiiss
Will sSpc,o.ly ~rii them a. Primary
Geography, suitable for Young be-
ginners, that they may see Whit STATE.
they ar,. in! Thryswiil want TO find
their way over here. before the session
closes, because tiere:Ire ttn matters
of miletge aud per diem, You Know
kuisi,ua Senators can't live on air IN
che State 81 Aississippi.-IM q. RePub-
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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-03
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lift his aprerimls hack MP high, and
show his l,r~-ions teeth, and moan,
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love That n,nles the, e her sipan !
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rise; he can't resist iha f.itl,r glance
ioi their seductive eyes and 80, with
groai,s and lh:pri.l tlrs.tss he r.n'l'
the. evening air, and nases t!,cse mid
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Nelu aobertis tments.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH
OF RAPIDES-PARISH
INlIrDTv

No. 164-Succession of David w. Debaly for
Administration.
WHEREAS, James S. Fish has made al,-
w pliration TO this Court to be apI":Ited
Administrator of the Succession of David W.
DeLany.
Notice is hereby given all whom it doth
or NAV .conceln, to show cause, within tn
days from the date hereof, Why the ssIne
sh"uld not be granted
Clerk, Once, Alexandria, La, JANUARY the
9th, l5iZ
es8sg G. .LEDOIfX, r
Feb. set. . Clerk.
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Thcs. X. Smith. aad James c. Wise,
Tisasf RE anil 0~tscr, a
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-11-02
commissioners Sale.

BY virtue ola decree Of the Chnncory Court
Of Panola county State of Mississippi, rendered
on The I'D day of October lS72, in the suit of
Tallulnh e. Nhitlock ct nj, compIaiuants, w.
j. II, Maxwell, defendant, No. a63 in said
Court, ! villas Commissioner therein appoint
ed, on Saturday, the Eth day of December.
1872, at Peach Creek, in said county, within
lawf hl hours, offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder, the following valuable i'm
proved lands living and being in aid county,
and known and described as the northeast
quarter of section "a, township 7, range o;
southwest quarter Of section 10, twnshlp Z,
range :, and 90 acres of Of southwest corner
of The southwest quarter of section Is, town
shin Z, range I, less . acres Off of the north
side OF said 20 acre lot or block, in all 1871 acres
more gr less,
Terms Of salc--one-half cash, balance on a
credit ofiwelyc months, with six per cent in-
tcresl from day of sale, Bond with good Sc.
cnrity will be required Of the purchaser or
purchasers,
j. C. HARRISON,
no2-aw Commissioner.
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GUARDIAN SALE
Town Lots i'm Como

BY virtue of decree of the Chancery Court
OF Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered at the
January term, 1872, of said court, the under
eigned, guardian of Carrie, Georgia and Wat
kins TAFT, will on Monday, the 4th of Novem-
Der, 1872, at the town OF Como, in said Pamela
county, 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 tow of Como, to-wit: Eight 10y
Ions OF four l5-lO0 acres, each on the north half
OF the northeast quarter of section four az,
township (7(, range seven 81 west, in Pamela
county, Miss, they being the only lots on the
north half Of northeast quarter of section 4.
township I range 7 aforesaid, and the resi-
denes of the late George G. TAFT. deceased,
with four acres, more or less, upon which
said residence is located.
Terms of sale one-third cash and the bal
ance in one and two years from day of sale;
purchasers to give bond with approved secu.
rity for the deferred payments, and q lien re-
tanned until the purchase money is paid.
MONROE POINTER.
OF Carrie, Georgia and Watkins TAFT.
sep28-5t
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TuE duty o. every ho.sst citizen
% the coming election h 20 register
be vote against the present eafrap'
administration as a hish aal solemn
protest against their shameless, de-,
baHchery, fraud and violence TO
every sense Of rgh; 20 the people.
No matter II we knew that we would
be beaten II is no les, tie duty Of
every citizen 10 vote in The election
II We do not show By our votes. the
only way of showing an expression
Of opinion, that we are opposed t,
the party IN power, we will be taken
tor fayoriug die administration.
But we do not admit, by any means,
that we are bcatcv, aud 1t is a poor
nan who will acknowledge such a
state of affairs without making an
effort. We have a poor ofIni1n Of.
any party who will lie oapinely
without making any effort and see
their rlghts taken from them. We
love the brave nan WHO carnostly
contends for his rights under any
and all circumstances, who will not
bow TO defeat but rises above its
crushing influences TO renewed and
greater efforts. III ovcry county in
this State a determined effort Is be-
ing made, and in 0Yny counties the
entire colorod vote will be given for
the Liberal movement. This will
be tho case in those counties which
have a large white majority. 1t ia
reasonable TO believe that such will
be the case, for all intelligent per.
SONS know that the negroes are n
gregarions class aud 90 with tho
controlling party, That II they
cant rule themselves, they will Weld f,
to the white influence to curry favor
with them. We ask of all our ia.
irons to attend the election aud TO
induce all of their neigbbors to do !
The same. /,
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SHERIFr's SALE.

BY virtue of n writ Of Fri FACTS to me d.
recled from the Circuit Court of Pamela coun-
", Mississippi, In the suit of ]. Il. Kirkland,
sur partner W. j. W. Moore h Bro, Defendants
! will, on
MONDAY, the 25th day Of n )vEMBER, 1872
that being the FIRST day Of the next term Of
Circuit Court Of said county, sell to the high
sst bidder ior cash, in front Of tho Court
HOUSE door Ii the Town Of Sardis, in said couu-
y, ihe interest owned by the defendants, J.
". bonre and W. N. Moore, in the following
described town lot situated in the town Of
SafiIs aud known and designated as lot No.
is, IL block No. 3, In said town. The interest
owned BY raid defendants was levied on to sat-
lsfy said execution and all costs, the sale to be
within lawful hours.
Y. ozANNB, Sheriff.
sardls, Miss, Oct 81, 1872.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

offer for sale the following tract Of land
lying IN Pamela county, two miles west of
Como, containing $50 acres, $40 acres cleared,
comfortable improvements Clubhouse and all
Necessity out'houses, known as the old Runin
place.
Tcrms-~Sl6 per acre onc-third cash, ,nd
I'd" balance in one and two years, with six PEI
eeJt |iattlrAi
Apply to J, X, STRATTON, Ag't.,
hn2-2m Como, Miss.
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MISS. & TENN. r. r. GO.
ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders If
the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad Con,
pany will be held at the Peabody Hotel, Mem.
phis, Tenn, on
WEDNESDAY, Corn NOVEMBER, 1872,
at II o'clock a, m, at which time Directors
wiN be chosen for the ensuing year.
Stockholders and their families will be
passed free by exhibiting to conductors their
certificates Of stock. y. II. LAMB,
nova Sect'y and Trcas'f.
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mississippi and Tennessee Rallroad.

1t has been a well known fact fol
several months past that there would
be a change OF management in tbc
control OF the Mississippi and Ten,
llcssee Railroad with the next election
81 officers That Col. II. S. Ne,
Comb, IS the President ofthe South.
ern Railroad Association, had pur-
chased the controlling shares il the
road, aud that at the next election
he would vote such officers into
power as be chose. Under his man.
agement lie proposed to run the
road IN direct connection with the
Mississippi Central and the N. 0 j.
4 G. n. Railroad, and that freiphtE
would 10 50 arranged as to give
great Inducements to ship over
these roads direct to Memphis or To
New Orleans, and tariffs Of charges
would be regulated with this view
There has been many accusations
made against the McComb influence,
and that tho citizens along the line
would sui'er BY such an arrange.
msnt In exorbitant rates. etc.
While we believe that ths past
management. Of the road has been a
%judiclous one, and brought much
credit upon the officers, we no less
believed that the incoming manage,
ment will be governed 10 a great
degree BY the same wise and Judi.
cious Influences Of the past; and that
greater benefits will be given ~
the addison Of a through con,l4et-
ing line and an immense moniel IN.
iuence, and that every effort will
DO mado to improve the road as A
link to the great through route be-
tween Memphis and New Orleans,
and that they will improve on the
old administration, having the op-
portanity to do SO by the additional
strength and control Of The two other
roads. Wehaye at least hoped that
such would be the case.
The election tor officers comes Off
on the 18th inst, but by the resigua.
tion Of Mr. JAS. Yonge, Superinsend.
ent, . vacancy has been created, aud
Col. =. D. Frost bias been appointed
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Shcrif's Sale.

BY virtue ola writ of Fiori Facias to me di-
rected from the Circuit Cont of Pamela county,
Miss, in the suit of Butts, Shutord y Co, plain.
tits, VS. John Wiley, II, s. Wiley, ana Sidney
Mitchell defendants, ! W II or Monday the 18th
day Of November, ls72, that being the first day
Of the next term of Circuit Court Of said eonn-
ty, sell to the highest bidder for cash, in front
Of the courthouse door IN the town Of Sardis, In
said county, the following described land, To-
wit; The east half dissection 80, 10 township .,
of range 7, west, continuing in all 400 acres
mo;e or less, and levied on MS the property OF
said defendant, Sidney Mitchell, to satisfy said
execution and all costs.
Sale within lawful nous.
Sardis, Miss Oct. q, 1874, U. oZANNE,
no2tds Sheriff.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
valuable Property at BateSyille.

BY virtue Of 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 T, on pages 51S and
$40, on the l4th day Of February, 1871. to Sc
cure certain Indebtedness therein mentioned. I
vii. on the 7th day Of December, 1872. in front
Of the siorehouse oc cupied by Perkins & Jones.
in the town Of Batesyille, Miss, within legal
hours, offer for sale and sell fer cash at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, the following
property, to-wit. Lots numbered
SIX, seven, eight and nine, together with the
lt on which the family of the late J.. A. Wall
now resides, containing nearly six. acres),
with all the Improvements on or belonging 10
The same al in the town OF Batesville, Pamela
soaniy Miss The title to said property be-
ieved 10 be good, bat J convey only as trus-
in. MCLEOD,
noz-Sw Trustee.
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$40 REWARD.

etrayed from the subscribers place. is miles
east OF ba'esville, Miss, on the 18th, two me
dunn size mare mules, one a bay four or fro
years old, Ia or l44 hands high with a wart
over the right eye and white spot on the
oacki the other mule is dark roam five or s,r
years old l44 or Is hands high, with A snot ~
tne root Of her tail. They are both in geod
order When they were last heard Of ihev
were one mile south of Belmont, vii, nov
above reward for their delivery 10 me or
Ten dollars for information concerning so;J
that will lead 10 their recovery.
sLEDGE, Como, Miss.
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Notice to Contractors.

ny direction of the Board of Supervisor. d
ranola county, bids will be received bv ~
undersigned, Clerk of said Board npt5l NJ
day, Tie 18th day of November. lS72 foy -.
erection Of two new bridges in said cn,0,,
1he across senatohia Creek near Georrp <
and the other across Bynum's fr.as' T.
IN tne southeast corner of the county NJ
and Specifications can be seen in NV o,E,o A''
oc'-| JIG HARRISON. Clerk
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TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue of the power vested in me BY d.
Of trust dated February l, 1872, and record.
= e.ruafy 10, 1872, in book No 3, on page y
IN me ohancery Clerks office, Pamela count
alss,sslPpi J will on Tuesday, the 2sth dsgs
october, 1872, in front Of the postofice Of 0r,
sIai Academy, in the county Of PanolA, y
state OF Mississippi, between the hours oftvtn
and one o'clock, proceed TO sell for cash =
TO The highest bidder, one gray mule. ~
ny cow a small lot Of farming utensils, 4
q seed cotton and a portion 81 cotton 10 "
neia 70 siusiy n note mentioned In said dr
o. rust Tor 500 and interest, and cost Of t9t
this trust JWKYIE Trustee
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Emigration Notice.

l VIII send an agent to Western North cr
una OF the fifteenth (15tn) of November ft y
purpose OF bringing cut and supplying plants
win labor in Pamela and Lafayette counts
All persons wanting labor can leave their q
qers WIN W. G. helms h Co, Batesville, Nis
var ~eS-ia.c.,a
W. l.. ARCH.BALD, (
oc'ooer II, 1872. Oxford Mis
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sa'si sa ua. aa1
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ls. t..' yesterday afternoon
= wrl known veterinary surgeon
Bro It.rasHM street. aHl g.ic's4 tHe
ag Information
Herald Correspondent Have
you sesu much ri ,his liseasa amuaE
The horses
Veterinary Surgeon l hove bad
about thirty 0r thry five cases tl.
DAY, marty an iu private stabla
Herald Corrcsp1adent-'D you
. q dangerous disease !.
Veterinary surgogu-"I DO not r.
properly attended 20. il oppoar-
10 me Io be 'jmlI' kind Of cartsr-
icy,r. That require. mild form
fl. treatment
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Board of Supervisors.

There will bea special meeting Of tho Board
Of Supervisors OF Pauola county, MlssissippA
held at The Office Of the Clerk Of said Board,
in the town Of Sarlis on the second Monday
in November, 1872.
ny order Of the Board,
j, c. HARRISON. Clerk.
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TIE bore isa~ 'tE sF
20 osc ihs Nrrh 80 r
iug rlr l,y b. attack a mer :
hare been dac,oring tat K
proving ID o De cou'ag a.
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administrators Sale OF Land.

BY virtue Of 40 intcriocu'ory decree render
81 at the October Term, 1872. Of The Chanccgv
Court Of Pamela county, Mississippi, | will. ne
administrator Of the estate Of ". T. Young
decd sell to ii highest biddel at public auc-
ton within lawful hours, in the own Of Bates
villa Misc on
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1872,

a one-thtrd undivided interest in the follow
ing lands wing and being in said county and
State, to-wit Blocks 40, Al, AZ, AZ, "A. l5.
"a, ~, CO, 81, ~, 80, Gs, co 70, II, 50, 81.
~, 81, %, %, % 05, lying and being in the
town of Pamela, in said county and Sta,e,
according % the plan and survey of said town;
hlso all OF the streets between said blocks, AID
TO the contre OF those streets surrounding said
blocks said blocks are partly upon the south
west quarter Of section FIVE, and northwest
quorterof section eight, aud southeast quar-
ter Of section six, and northeast quarter of
section seven, all in township nine, range sew
Gu west; also all Of the remainder OF the south
fractional half Of said section six, lying south
of the Tallahatchie river; also west Of the
blocks hercinhetore recited, lying and being in
said section; also all Of the balance of the said
northeast quarter Of said section seven after
therefrom the blocks aforesaid being
thereon; also all Of the southeast quarter of
section one, township nine, range eight west,
south Of said river, the whole tract containing
four hundred and thirty.six and oue.half
acres, more or less.
Terms OF SALE -0ne-third cash, and bal
ance in tive We months With ten per cent. in
tercst from day Of sale, Bond with approved
required OF the purchaser for the de-
ferred payment,
p, W. MILLER, Guardian.
November 2, 1872.
y. Randolph, Attorney.
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MONDAY. DECEMBER Q. 1872.

M undivided one-third interest in the follow
lng lands lying ana being in the county Of
Panoln, State Of Nississ. ppi, viz
Blocks Al, ~, ~, 43, A, As, AG. a.. So 81.
SO, 90, 6S, 60, 10, II, 30, 81, 81, 50, o. 90. "a.
aud %, lying and being In the town Of Pamela.
in said county aud State, according to the plan
and survey Of said town. Also, all OF the
streets helw, en- said blocks and 10 the centre
OF those streets surrounding said blocks. Said
blocks are partly upon the southwest quarter
Of section FIVE, and northwest quu ter Of section
eight, AND southeast quarter Of section six. and
quarter Of section seven, all In town
snip niue, range seven, west. Also, all II the
remainder Of the south fractional half Of sail
sectiou six, lying south Of the Tallahattbie
river, Nnd also west Of the blocks herciubefgrs
recliei lying and being in said section. also.
oIl ol the balance Of the said northeast quarter
OF said section seven after taking thercirom
the blocks aforesaid being thereon; also, all Of
the southeast quarter Of section one. township
nine, range eipli. west, south Of said river, the
wa'.n tract containing four hundred ald
th.rtJ six and q half acres more or less.
TGHNs or SALg-. Une-third cash and the
in twelve months, with ten per cent
interest from day Of sale. Bond with approy-
cd security required Of the purchaser for the
deferred payment. p. W. MILLER.
nov2.6t Administrator
f. Randolph, Attorney.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

In s.-a- anee with law d General Election
will be held L Pamela ,.uaty
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BE sure and buy Rennes Pain.killine Magic Oil.
''it works like a charm"
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PittSield, Mass.
Grocers supplied At Wholesale 10y Marshall Whit.
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