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Consulate Britanico.
MES DE NOVlESEBRE.

La correspondence Sc cierra en- este Consulaao
los dias siguientes.
Para Inglaterra, Espafa, !
Francia, Alemania, tOda I
Europa, Asia Santh6mas, ; FL IL y % medic dia
PacfticO, TERRA tirme y las
COlonias Inglesas
tados- Unidos M6iico. o Az
Para San Thomas y las tcl ~. On
colonies inglesas.
rless ,Rss. 'l:l slBr''il 'i1 Rio d'l. EldiA 10.
Via San Thomas pOi
Para los EStados-U Unidos yapOr americana ola
Para 10. r.tsdo+uaido. ,i.d. i. Pr 5.n.i.. ~
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DOMINGO "a DE .NoVIEMBRE DE 1872.
A'N'..U|NCIO. \ 7.

De Ia possession de D. Domingo Colon EAibonitol
50 na desaparecldo una yeguR zai1a 0ncendida, las
creJas un POGO grandes pelOS blanGos en- Ia frent0
una recojida, Grin abultada paa0 devahado, Ell que
10 presente inf0rme su paradero ser& gratiGeadO.
- a. IA
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MATA-FUEGOS.
INSTANTANEO CONTRA INCENDIOS.
DEL SR. BANOLAS.
AVIsO HMPO RTANTE.

Tenemos 81 gustO dc anunciar al p6bllco, que he
mos nOmbradO como nuestrOs Representatives. en- eS-
te departalnentO & los Sres B. BOrraS HermanOs Y
meros, garantizadOres responsables las cantida-
dcs que 50 les ontreguon por la mtad del valOr dc
NS aparatOS que, Segun al prO>pectO publlcadO, do
Den SatlSfacer los seOres que guSton suScribirSe.
Los mismOs SenOres daran Oh esta materia GUAM
Cs Csantecedentes, datOs pOrnenOres SO sOllclten.
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Disolucion de Sociedad,

Con fecha 8 del corrients qued6 deshecha u
de los SIes, T9ul6y RevuAltM. cue eda1edos car
80 dc d. Te0doro Tapl6 la iquidaciOn Sdeidicha
SOciedad y c0ntinuAndOen los misrn0s neg0eiOs
que antes, G!i93 JA ,asl]1 ,0l IFI' y > GO E1-~
PUERTO Rico 8 de nOviembre de, lsz9e-T Teodo-
ro Tanl6. 70
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O. -, -. S.5..I0 - = ,I,,-117 -
to esta Agencia como en- las demas de Ia Isla. .se
adnaitiran EN- ipag0d pasages ffletes los biiie-
tes del Banco7 Espanpl de- Hahana. p0r. eloyaIOr
que elos expresan, Puerto Rico. neyiembre13 Is
de 1S72.-lfiaFte HermanO de Caracena Y c! ,3-3
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PERIODICO POLITICO LIBERAL~C

GrcunE
Ao xxi s ' e. & =: :s: e. Da m % a
4
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DE Capital pobos "a
1a O$ - meses i'd i'd d6$4 rAS i'd
Un mes i'd log pueblOs Do a ena
nan &c porte ua pgo h a respec
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gsNJFT u - - TFFEf7ErsN - 8.
y .4OABALLO.

En- 81 cuartel do ballajS pabeilOn del primer Jefe
p6Sc0mpra nm oaball0 de "a Slxadk, bueha sstaMpa
Tairslea ~ msEchAgsk) lapa b 1oa onih'as1-ss
s.s.s,..4g Is se .apatf ca a1ioih ri A
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.OI. O..

Sc yende una maquina dc yapor para aserrat
maderos, con dOs5ierras vtrticales tres circu-
lares su tOrnO y mOliAo de lnaix g. Situado on
Ri0-grande; el que 10 intereso puede Yerla .trar
balar 7 entenderse con su dueHO ID. Juan Zigar.
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PARA Ell CABELLO.

Conserva el cabello suave lustros0.
C0nseva el Cr4neo II escO agradable.
Hace crecer el cabello espesO fuerte.
H8ce desaparecer todo vestigio de Caspa,
Impide premature Canosidad,
Impide premature Calvicie. n0 Sn II GI
Els Ia iniea Preparacion perfecta en- su clase:
Es La que da mas fuerza vigor al CraneO, 1eA
Els la 1pica preparation para el Cabello que es
adaptable para 10
BARBA: ',3haaa s3E n
Comunicandole esa suave sedosa aparieneia y tae-
to- tan admirada de ambOS Sras. Y CaballerOe.
Sc hallan de VENTA en- los eStablecimientos da
todas oiaa .s an todas las hOticas Arredit6daa Il
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Lamparas de cristal metal hero de varias
classes; bUmbas para ldem para sacar aqua; tu
IBERIA dc plOmo, hierr0 6emetal; llaves para gas
y aqua, grandes y chicas; pOrta-bOmbas y me-
cherOs De varias classes " itodO 10 concerniente
oil alumOra0O. =, -. ..9n"N ~ on 9htftu
farOles, vidrieras OtrOs usOs.
Y pOr 1ltimO Otras fnuchas cOsas que pueden
verse en- el citado Observation-Disclosures
Rico, setiembre 23 de 1872.J. E Steip0cher.
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ALMACEN- TALLER, ,
CALLR DES lJSTONUMBRO 10.

Ell que suscribe Ofrec sus servlciOs este res
petable pdblico, en- cambiO de una m6dica re-
tribucion conventional, en- tod0 10 que abraza
el ,siguiente anunciO
Sc hace teda clase de instalacioues de tuberia
para gas 8 aqua en- las casas 8 establecimlentos
sp4hlicOs particulares, s.s .>ss- -..s.1 ss.s.r .
Limpieza de tpbOss lamparas; y composition
de 8mbaS cOSaS.
Reparacion de homhas de sacar aqua, cons
tTuccion de farOles y de tOdo 10 concerniente &
hoialaterfa. Y como para tsdO 10 menciOnado
suonta ,0n nte1dides eperariOs admitira tam
bien abOnOs mensuales para la impieza de
lamparas. - 7
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Historic. De .|@.@lduntaiw oubano,
l. 49, SEQ s"f o. !
HECHOs MAS NOTABI.Es
ENtQUE HAN TOMADO PARTE.
Ell Eco de la PAtria.

Peri6die polftieo, econ0mco literario, sea re-
vista quincenal por el msmO autor
Precio de suscrcion en- la Capital 40 cts por mes.
En- la Isla, so id.
Agente, Pedro Sayans -Imprenta del BoLETIN
MERCANTIL.
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Public Library.

We learn that On effort is being
made to get up a public library in
Sardis, for tie benefit Of the young
gentlemen Of the place, and we give
the scheme our hearty approval.
Young men must have some amuse.
ment and, recreation during their
leisure hours, and we know Of no
place better calculated to supply this
than a well selected library, to
which they may have access at any
time. We doubt not that one great
cause of the dissipation usually
found in towns and cities, Is the
want of such places Of pleasant re-
sort as the one now proposed. We
do not intend to intimate that the
young men OF Sardis are dissipated.
On the contrary, we have mover
known a town Of its size where
the young mel generally were so
free from dissipation and vice. But
in order that the moral tone Of our
society may continue at its present
high standard, let us by all means do
all we can to create and foster such
Of recreation and instruction
as the one now suggested. We
learn that contributions for the
library will be received in money and
As the project has just been
started, we are not much posted
about i, but will refer to il again.
X <
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sI
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o. nffflf nf
fllf ~ iiff ia
iaI wa'f a m
fe aafa r.l r
HltiffF ~ m aa.
~ ns co. n 1uafy rf fh.m al.
af ir T.rlal appsil 4.
a. Hffainf fan mi 6l Co.,
preston To- Cob ilr1sn ~
tianaa Fiaia Lai a. fls.f r
m4fi. snl IN sll that vasf district
stieninr cod stretching two hra.
deed ml|@ aEsT ansserri ~ r.
Hanl n approval ~ hll e.ylueni
arfesls ADD ubyf The Solution
- Pain w. NDiIeos ht. made T.
misiske II vas evident chat BE- ioli
b. and Fe are Inclined ~ fhink BE-
be wil %feifsee tis sieT= ~ iise proper
time N bic speech Ne Fourhco,
sa.d he bad m ftvofife rind date ~
present nv The Presidency. but that
h. would labor on until the OH ol
Jsly 10 defeat NJ Greeley, bat be
was careful not 10 say be would H9i
support him n nominated a Bald.
more, bot that II nominated be
simply wrap the drapcry Of
couch about BIN and lie down 10
pleasant dreams Good bye, Daniel
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The Present Oath.

The oath of February l4th, 1871,
required to be taken by those who
cannot swear that they did not co.
operate in the so-called rebellion
aud which will be taken in lieu Of
the iron-clad by persons on whom
disabilities were imposed by the
fourteenth amendment, and which
have been removed by the recent
partial amnesty bill--is us follows:
81, ---- do swear that | will
support and defend the constitution
OF the United States against all en-,
emies, foreign or domestic that |
will bear true faith aud allegiance to
the same; that ! take this obligation
freely, without any mental reserva-
ton or purpose of evasion, and that
| will well and faithfully discharge
the duties of the office on which |
an about tcenter: SO help me God"
This oath, coupled with the late
amnesty bill, secures the right %
hold office under the Federal gov.
ernment to all persons except those
who. are excluded by the latter
measure Clarion.
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ssral.. Hl-. Jsss = is;g.

IlN Gzfsf saaasf islgaIe.
sspeeI - assai iasn .afrih in
81 s~sAsis. "a Ne Size n Nay. b.
stht - f4l - ~srrofsat.hf a.
~ulgamssi 4 Ne Ffs.iasaf. snl A.
noas@1 hls o. iosslly snhiio hoil
ths hlTh fo-loD ~ Ctsi Esesuivs
Oi ibe nalipa. ebafriag hlm wfh
ssni n egsslal uafadiY. nspo
iism. gift taking end gftsf crimes
samnef does not declare In favor IT
Greeley. bot desires some Other
hominoe Than Gen. Grant ~ bo made
at Philadelphia IN cass Gen Grant
is the nominee n this convention.
Sumner has placed himself upon
record N zach a manner that he
cann"t support hin, aud the result
viii be II lsssi u tacit support oi
Greeley, u not an open, positive sup
port.
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n. Coz Al nj.
a rIr afla sst.
ilf naa b. b m
n
100 fn.sHy - mfsl os
f.f o. Asei ~ nili m
m.fglr. fs piiy iboati b. made
faJsiia % fbs rl.ies ~ marrars
20 ns sai.ai m Dr. claim Tbi li
90 aal4'sy fasty, bee T.
fha lssi plsn
Administration sod ~ausaiians
may iniafs iyf DE benefit NJ lbs
gthss hy rsprocnt of fhar warla
We have given ibs alsae bins
baliouug hlaf our readers would
ike ~ hs better informed 10 ibis
important subject, aai hoping they
viii appreciate them.
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Citation Notice.

wv w.
To The unknown heirs at law Of O. r. Dyson
deceased, whose names and places Of resi-.
dence, after diligent inquiry, cannot be as
ccrtained: -
You aie hereby cited to appear before tbe
chancery cburt Of Pamela county, State sfMis.
isappi, AZ the courthouse af said county In ,ha
town q Sardis, on the second MONDAY ID JuIy
1917, then and there 10 show callse # anv yon
cam why the final account Of william O NAV.
well, late administrator OF Che eitate Of ~
Dyson deceased, rs made aud filed by .John II
Maxwell, administrator Of said WIN. n ma.
well Deceased, should not be ailewed Ana a.
proved and said administrator discharged.
BY order Of ths court. Issued Nav 4 ,ezo
Folk n baIch, a..
Solicitors. 49,.
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We clip the following account Of
the effect of the speech Of Hon. d.
w. voorhees,, delivered recently. at
Terre Haute, from the State SENT.
iiei, published ut indianapolis, fnd.,
and as this is one of the most promi.
nent, influential and reliable journals
published North, the statements nav
be regarded as true; aud besides
this paper has been the strong friend
and supporter of Hon. ID. W. Voor.
bees heretofore, aud is still his
friend, but ~entertaius the same opin>
Ion that the people North and South
have, who favor reform, that the
course Of the honorable gentleman is
erroneous 10 respect to the Cincin-
natl movement
Hon. ID. w. Voorhees,, wearied of
Washington life, some ten days ago
concluded to visit the rural district
Just west Of us and feel the pulse of
those he had loved SO long and we'll.
Due announcement was made by
hand bills, by newspaper advertise.
nent and a splendid baud of music.
Att p. IN. last Saturday there gath.
cred at the Terre IIaute House q
goodly number OF those who admire
the distinguished statesman, and as
tho band and carriage bore away
Mr.. Voorhees, through the well
crowded streets, we thought we de-
tecied in the dim twilight a
smile wreath his countenance,
akin in its glow to that which
spread the face Of him who long
ago exclaimed, rcni, riidi, cici. When
the carriages reached the gate of the
public square the crowd was i'm
menae. Two or three thousand
people, Of all political parties, had
crowded around the stand TO hear
the distinguished orator. We clam
bered upon the platform to get a
look at the crowd, aud thought Mr..
Voorhees, would make a decided hit.
He was certainly tlattered with bis
reception BY those who had known
him Id /" sunshine and IN Storm
When DR.. Ezra Read announced the
presence Of Mi. Voorhees,, we are
sorry to say he was received with no
enthusiasm whatever. The speech
a, 4 mastery production; il was
evxsefully and elegantly delivered
but with al this II fell stillborn ups
~ ~ audisuce ii sympathy with
the speeksr sosfar rs local pride is
concerned. 6cascelY 4 murmur Of
applause greeted him = he opened
K6ssCeechS no+wesd a sncoursge-
unr@ ofe1 b. heart " Ne proceeded
= 0laosd his orxtion amid as
ouAl zi|enes as tie grave which
cr tiass, viii Clos over bis POI
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The Revenue Officers.

Alcorn reiterated bis charges in
the Senate, u few days sincc, agains,
the revenue collectors In North
Mississippi. II all are d~efaulters, a.
charged by Alcorn, how stands
Howe, the collector in this district
Howe bravely championed ringers
rights in the last Legislature, holds
something less than six offices, and
Is from away cup North and
could not possibly default the great
and good government. As he Is
a Pamela county man and a resident
of Sardis, perhaps the SrAn can shed
a light on his revenue virtues. Can
You, Randolph ?-De Soto Times,
Nay 80.
In reply to the above inquiry va.
have only this to say, that we do
not know the existing facts except
from the charges made BY Senator
Acorn, and that the charges made
by him are the only ones that have
ever reached as, from any source
whatever, rcilecting in the least upon
Major A.. X. Howe. And as to the :
facts rs charged by Senator Aleoru.
we have no knowledge, and the mat
an open one between theSenator :
mud Major Howe, as to whether he y
y included IN the above sweeping , ,
against the collectors OF this !
district. We offer the use Of our !
columns TO Major A. II. Howe to :
make lis own defense, since he has !
never heretofore made any public re. 7
TO the charges of Senator Al !
orr. y
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Hints About Insurance.

For the benefit of our readers
who are not posted we give some
facts in relation to insurance which
ought to be generally known. 1t is
astonishing how little men, who are
well informed on other subjects,
know about this; and yet it is a
subject with which business men
have to deal almost every day:
First-No person can insure any
property unless he has some interest
in it. In order that | may insure
property aud derive the benefit of
the insurance, ! must own it, or be
reponsible for it. But il | have any
interest in property, as renter or
MORTGAGE, or otherwise, | may
insure to the extent Of that interest
only.
Second-No person is allowed to
insure property for more than il is
worth. 1t matters not in how many
companies one insures, the insurance
in all the companies must not aggre-
gate more than the yalue of tha
property. If SO, it is presumptive
fraud, and though it may not vitiate
q policy, it will operate against the
policy holder. No insurance COM
pany proposes to take more than
three.tourths the value of property
as Its risk, requiring the owner to
risk something,
Third-W When the owner sells
property which is insured, his policy
is worthless to him after the sale
and transfer of title. But he may
It to the party who purchases
the property and get pay from him
for the unexpired time, or he may
have it cancelled by the company
and they will pay him back for the
anexpircd term, according to what
LNH# - .UMfH" 4
a known as short-rate SCALE" All
assignments to Others are good and
but require the same stamp ne
original policy.
II a partner %retires from q firm
70 should transfer his interest in all
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Chancery Notice.
No. 49,

W. p&s-
The State of Mississippi, Pamela county.
Chancery Court. At Rules before the Clerk Of
said Court, the first Monday in May, 1872.
John r. Dickins, Ex., VS.. j.. D. Partee ct al.
In this cause 1t appearing to the satisfaction OF
the court from affidavit filed, that the follow
ing defendants are non-residents of the State
Of Mississippi, viz: Edwin A. Hicks, Mary E.
Hutchin son, and Edwin A.. Hicks, guardian of
the unknown children and heirs Of Mrs. Nancy
Burnett, deceased, who reside at Helena, in the
State Of Arkansas Mrs. Emma Hicks, and her
husband John Hicks, who reside at Little Rock.
in the State of Arkansas the unknown chill
dren and heirs at law of Mrs. Marcy Burnett.
deceased, whose names and residences. after
dlligent inquiry, cannot be ascertained Rob-
et Hunt, who resides at Trenton, in the State
OF Tennessee; Elizabeth Glenn, and her hus.
band Henry Glenn, and Mrs. Nancy P. Talbot.
and her husband j. l.. Talbot, who reside at
jackson, ia the State of Tennessee; Sallie p
Hunt, and her husband James A. Hunt, and
Mrs. Fisher 4 bernathy, who reside at Memphis,
in the State of Tennessee; Elizabeth johnson,
and her husband Thomas Johnson, who reside
at Paris, Lamar county, State of Texas:
The said defendants are hereby directed to
appear bfeore the Chancery Court of. Pa
nola county aforesaid, at the courthouse there
OF in the town of Sardis, on the second Mon.
day in July, 1872, and plead, answer or demur
to the compliments bill filed in thi 9 behalf.
1t is further ordered that a copy of this order
be published once a week for four consecutive |
weeks in the weekly Pamela Star" a public |
newspaper printed and published in the town
of Sardis, in this State.
JC. HARRISON,
Cooper & Spencer, Clerk.
Solicitors for Complainants mall 4w
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The attention of the citizens of panol
county is respectfully called to the followin,
section Of an act of the Legislature Of the Stat
Of Mississippi, entitled can Act to authoriz,
the Board of Supervisors of Pamela county t.
borrow money, approved March q, 1872:
Section A.. Be it further enacted. That tbe
Board Of Supervisors Of the county Of Pamela,
shall cause the treasurer of said county to omen
books for subscription, to take up SAID bonds.
end when there shall have been taken IN ~
the bona fide citizens Of the county an amount
equal to $4,000 Of said bonds at their mar
value, the Board Of supervisors may autbt RE
the treasurer OF the county to sell The balance
Of the bonds at the best terms that can H.
obtained, provided that none of the said hon5s
shall be offered for sale until the subscr;n,;o,,
oy the citizens to the amount Of sat, 900 shall
nave been paid in, it being the object and ~
tent OF this section to protect the credit of tho
county and to prevent q depreciation Of the
value Of Its paper. -
The Board of Supervisors having dec;doa j.
avail themselves Of the provisions If this 90,
and to adopt the financial plan tbere;r 49,
'a,neu as means to raise the necessary funds
@hefewi'h to build acourthouse, deeminp Il The
one n'ost likely to prove economical and calcu-
'a'ea 10 prevent sudden and onerous taxation
NOW therefore ], the treasurer of the said
county Of Panola, hereby give notice that book
ior subscription to take up the bonds are now
open IN my Office, and that | am ready to 70.
ceive such subscriptions.
Particular attention is called to the clause
IN inc above section which prohibits the ellinc
OF onering for sale any Of the bonds until after
mere shall have been taken at their par value
$4,000 by bona 6de citizens Of the county.
ine above provision 10 effect prevents further
action IN reference 10 the building Of m
courthouse until the law in that particular Il
complied with. ~
Total amaunt of bonds authorized ts be- i.
sued, $4,000.
The same fall due and ae payable az follows.
slo,oOO list January, 1875.
10000 LIST January, 1876.
10000 lst January, 1877.
le,00o LIST January, 1873.
10000 LIST January, 1879.
ihese bonds bear ten per cent, interes, Az
annnm, payable femi-annuslly, are exemnt
rom county and corporation tax, will be issned
= sums o. 800 and 500, and the Bard Of su-
Z rvisors Is required yearly 20 levy a speciul
Az payable only in United States currency. Il
meet the interest when due, and the princinal
II maturity. f"NP"4
" order ofthe Board Of supervisors.
naio W. W. HOWE, Treasurer.
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Total allowance at this m~eeting...... $3.50 IL
DESTRUCTION OF WOLVES:
Premium of So per head for all
wolves killed in the county.
SUPERVISORS OF THE POOR APPOINTED :
District No. IL. 7. Harmon and
A. l.. Grumpy.
District No. John Bryant.
District No. 3.--John w. Sim
mons.
District No. Al. G.. Crozier.
District No. 5.-Thomas Il. Clarke
apd j. 4. Lavender.
PAUPER.
Contract made with Malinda Will
son to feed, clothe and attend to
Priscilla Hay, an invalid pauper-
$50 per annum, payable quarterly.
NEW ROAD.
Commissioners appointed on pee
tltion of j, M. Anderson and others.
POOR HOUSE, REPORT OF SUPERVISORS.
superintendent books found cor
rect, and the inmates of the poor
house comfortably cared for. Mum,
Der of whites, s, blacks Z. Three
discharged and one died during last
quarter. Disbursements last quarter,
$94 90.
NEW COURT HoUsE--REPoRT OF COM
MIssroNERs.
Report q number of bids for the
erection OF the courthouse; are not'I
prepared to recommend an award,
and ask further time; also recon.
mend appointment Of committee on
the subject of finance, whose duty it
shall be to induce parties to take up
the requisite amount of bonds at
par to build the courthouse, also to
make any suggestions they may
deem feasible and expedient to raise
the necessary funds for the purpose
aforesaid. Further time granted,
and committee consisting OF S. H.
Gunter, W, w. Howe, L. P. Cooper,
n. I. Sledge, X. II. Taylor, W. D.
lleflln and U. Ozanne appointed.
NEW ROAD.
Commissioners appointed on the
petition Of w. II. Alexander and
Others.
COMMON SCHOOL FUND.
County treasurer directed to cash
the warrants of the board of school
directors out Of any available funds
in his hands belonging to the COM
nor school fund Of this county.
Board adjourned until the first
Monday in July next.
A true abstract.
j. G. HARRISON, Clerk.
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Citation Notice.

MO. 673.-
To W D. Hall, Susan A. Mitchell and her hus-
band 49, Mitchell, who reside in the State of
Arkansas, Wheatly, in said State, being their
postofice address
You are hereby cited to appear before the
uhancery 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 and there to show cause II
any You can, why the final account Of William
Z. Maxwell, late Administrator of the estate of
Porter Hall deceased, as made and filed in said
court by John II. Maxwell, administrator of
said William @. Maxwell deceased, should not
be allowed and approved and said administra-
tor discharged.
By order Of the court. Issued May 6. 1872.
nu.u JoHN0 HARRISON,
Polk & BaIch, Clert
Solicitors. m,1l-lw
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-08
SheriR's Sale.

BY virtue of writ of execution to me directed
from the Circuit Court of Pamela county Mis-
slssippi, in the case of G. N. Cauder VS.. Mrs.
D. y. White, I will on the LIST day of July.
1872, 1t being the first Monday Of said menth.
in font of the courthouse door in the town of
sardis, in said county, sell to the highest bid
der for cash, the lifetime interest of Mrs. D, S.
White, defendant, in the following real estate
to-wit' All dissection q, township 6, ofranpe
. west, and the north one-half Of section 28.
and southeast quarter of section 29, both in
township 6, of range 8, west, all lying and
being in the county of Pamela, and State of
Mississippi, and levied upon as the property of
said defendant, to satisfy said execution and
oil cots.
Sale within lawful hours.
June 3, 1872, U. OZANNE.
JuhStu Sheriff.