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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-23
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- brilliant success 81 these E,ea
| -..r4 SEssin- Saving and IEme-&ayEEas
Dr.. e"s i '';'bout parallel il the annals o Faro
! $50 Dry.
'|;e f.san tsgtce as many .seGe ,A:Dd.
| nuy ether Thrcshiug Machine concern in the same
iod u It's existence.
'Chcy went into every State from,
p'1"syiVauia to Kansas, and from Minnesota to
| i-n"Sa, and net with their most marked sue
| ce'- III tie very states. aud eveu Ia the very
counties, ,ohe'e tie best Of the Oil a. "emdieS'
1.',s, Stlle are 7i1de-OHIO, the uursery Of ee-
E,H' Farn uacnery, leading the van 10 the uurl be
| p.gtl,,eL
Largely Increased earnings are re
H'"f". ~ iHrrsh.rli,eD who have aseJ, auJ ,rra'
'-'.a- = gaia BY arncrs who have emp'uHc3 tea
's'h"r commanded a choice Of ioF,s,
rE3 n-ta'l, hOrI O"' h ar ceut TO two ce-'s iff
>Tr!c "NfGA above other MacllGcs, al } tad p"ute
!'"";. ioa! after ob~r Kinds "!ujJ up" w..
cans they saved the Fhrmert' grain rr@lD gv.ag
a:1 tn Ntris AZ -psfe; cleaned il t. fer VaA: y
ing Or rAar'IcG :1speci!oEi, aLd wlrk-d va.sy
Tor EHeir horses.
ny IA nfdnnr, c0udIlons OF Wh@Lt, Gu'H, Re "rt
&f7eF. BAT in wet aud 5ad-cos'diG!oIp5 graz.
'-.r advantages peculiar Is well rs il 'E'!:lsB
tag aud other light seeds.
kn Fs.SS tf.ry are ug,rEva;ct;. c,c.,
t' rFp"ns'Vr 'o.rLoes Wad" on pHrioae for Flax aua
HDi%t"V else.
Eh"s" distinctive advantages in ear-
I;sG am ctea tsiIs9 result from tGr alyrra;lc az
sfec:,Yc plan Of shaking tl,e e:,tiu o..
o. tIar straw. and great capacity = tie C.paA
Jag apparatus.
&HrIr Ease Of Draft, EhPspo".~ .,
".'. u. &ISe Of Hanaf Cueut etc. I2,,lC H.. Hay
az u" b,ifJA, no Picherh, no ti5irl> l,,i.- (i5y
rS,N. 20 RidheS, aug DRiy uhoat i:,'f Is lug,.t
otc.. 20 CIUG WEAR OUT h.;rE GEAiN, A.. 10 3.s..
o. 10 he kept IN REPAIR, rs Ohhe'' Eigl|a.
Every Ei,resE erInan should MF,,.at.
before investing in the Old style Of N-c.ts ID. g..
are E';ns ut Of date, bcciiu>e lac CO ct tlrs Ct
6;J 81.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-23

Ferry was elected L. S. Senator of
Connecticut by fusion of Democrat
and Sorehead members of the AS
sembly. He now declares he will
not support Greeley, but goes for
Grant in preference.
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)OP:H!|lRi2'.,zv ::

Enquire of
COOK q HUNT
ShNW Il sec S, and n 4 sw 4 sees s, twp n,
range IA. 100 acres. Prairie land. viii sell on
easy terms. Well watered.
Enquire of
COOK q HUNT.
EHswA sec 6, and W 4 Sc 4 sec 6, and u
n sec Z, twp n, range 4. 200 acres. Prairie
land, well watered. VIII sell on easy terms.
Enquire of
COOK q HUNT.
ShneA sec ~, twp n, range 49, so acres
Prairie and timber land Will sell on easy terms.
Enquire of
COOK q HUNT.
Ehs Il sec % and W a Il sec % and u
Ii OF sec 90, twp 76, range a. 200 acres Prairie
land. Will be sold on easy terms.
Enquire OF
COOK q HUNT.
The above described lands are all located II
thriving neighborhoods, convenient to schools
and any tract described can be converted into
a good farm.
COOK e. HUNT.
AGENTS,
35 Oskaloosa, Iowa.
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On the 23d of April during Sc
we're gale, Yeddo, Japan, was visited
with second edition of the Chicago
fire thirty thousand people being
rendered houseless.
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The Nebraska and Michigan Re-
publican State Conventions met on
the 18th and instructed their dele
gates for Grant.
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7 EGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA.
Mahaska County.

To Edward Totten and jackson Totten
You and each OF you are htreby notified that
on the fifteenth day of June, there will be on file
In the office OF the clerk Of the Circuit Court in
ana Tor said county, the petition of Mary NJ. Ken
worthy, claiming of you the sum of one hundred
ana hity dollars, on promissory note executed by
or defend the same on or before noon of the sec
ond day OF the next term of said court, to be be-
gun and held on the first Monday in july, A. ID ,
1872, your default will be entered and Judgment
rendered as prayed for in said petition
w. s. KENWORTHY,
81 Atty for pltff.
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LBERT SHANNON. IA Id.

n PHYSICIAN, SURGEON and ACCOUCH.
EUR, having located in this place, respectfully
tenders his services to the citi of Oskaloosa
and neghboring vicinity, for the practice of med
icine, surgery, &c. Special attention given to
surgery. Office west High Street, near st. Jane g
Hotel. cit Z
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A DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

For Mahaska county, will be held at two O'Clock.
p, M, on Saturday, the eighth day of June, 1872,
at Union Hall, in Oskaloosa, to appoint delegates
to represent said county in the Democratic State
Convention, to be held at Des Moines on the
eleventh day of June next, and to transact such
other business as may properly be presented TO
he meeting.
VIM. T. SMITH.
Nav 20 1872. Chmn Fx Com
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DID GREELEY FAVOR GRANTS RE.
NOMINATION.
1t seems to be a fact th..o omo Ss u
The evidence is 90 TTu. I euuaA aqt .aa is
We win keep constantly on hand all KINDS Oh
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.,-axsNz A. hey
ave never 1ssNX norable.

NO. 2, u, 10 bLOCh' r,
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Nav 20 49,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-04-27

Wehopc that our readers will not
forget that our Sunday schools have
tlleIr union festival here, at the fair
grounds, on Friday next. Our lady
friends, we know, will not forget to
have their baskets filed with good
things. This, by The way, consti-
tutes All important feature in all such
ARA ngements. The following named
gentlemen have been appointed ms II
committee OF reception of visiting
schools: Il. J. Slit, l.. d. Green
law and j. NJ. Semmes. 400
We are requested to announce
that the following songs will be sung
in the order in which they are
named At the church, Sabbath
Bells,p ave are Coming, Blessed
SAVIOR" "Beautiful River and
q Over There !" at the fair grounds,
Happy Greeting" and "Beautiinl
Land OF Rest"
The badge of the Baptist school
will be a blue ribbon, one inch in
width, worn across the right shout
der, and tied underneath the left
arm Presbyterian, green, aud Meth
odist, pink. Officers and teachers
will wear a rosette or bow OF the
proper color, pinned on the left
shoulder or breast.
We again urge the girls to dress
in calicoes and white aprons. This,
we know, is the wish OF the superin-
tendents. i'. Nria I.anrf y y
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The Comet Panic of 1912.

Winston, justly celebrated rs a
mathematician and rs the translator
OF Josephus, predicted in 1912 that q
comet would appear on Wednesday
the l4th of October, of that year, at
FIVE minutes after Ave O'clock in the.
morning, aud that on the following,
Friday the earth would be destroyed
by fire. i'' '' '2isD
The comet appeared punctually,
and this tuct, added to Wilson's
reputation for science, spread the
fear far and wide that the remainder
Of the prediction would likewise be
fulfilled. 'iA 'i a''f' 500 ,1al ),
A number Of persons, believing in
the saving properties Of water, got
into boats and bargesi IN the Thames.
South Sea and India stock fell. 1t
il even related that q frightened
Dutch captain threw all his powder
overheard lest III should ehdanger
the ship. One hundred clergymen
we're fcrrie1 over to Sabbath palace
to request the preparation Of proper
prayers, there being none IN the
church appropriate to such an emer,
gency. But the panic, nevertheless,
produced great good for the people
universally believed that the day Of
Judgment was at hand, and scted
upon that belief. Many wrongs
were righted, many breaches Of NOR
atty repaired, aud many sins " re-
pented Of Wing, ldAi3 adl a
Oh ! that some, celebrated mathe'
matician and astronomer would pre-,
dict the appearance of q comet OF
the last day Of every month during
this year, aud that on the following
Friday the world win be destroyct
by fire ; and oh . that a great many
people In these United States may
firmly believe in the prediction; fol
there are many wrongs to be right
ed--many breaches Of morality :,
be repaired, and many sins whlcl
ought to be- repeuted of--too man,
for one comet to bring straight.
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sonstdsssfiea. u spfsaflaf ihst sa @asf e..
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~ sfihis v%elaHs, Il sss ssstsf a Esrk 90
tHi4. arlsf ne rte n gfsilsss tss 90 Fsssll
sssaass N ilyssss. es hssass ihsfsshsf graf.
Il w. ne Bard, 81 ne nm 4 Eirht Hundred
Dsllafs Il illegal sna irregular u 4 ordered
b. ne hoard that ssiA sfdss - sss Ne szms
10 hereby .st rids ssd fs hssght held.
" b. Hsas, fofHsf Treasurer Of this tosp,
basinx this day prsssatsf BIZ aeessat sd 1T.
usmsnt 20 such fsesssrer n 10 osssrrd thsi
aid seeoaa. h. ADD !. hsssby rsissrea 10 3. n.
Blsaa and o. Cisfks, who are appointed . son
niiise Tor ihis pafposs, 70 sssnins ssd report
a. ghs nsrt meeting.
The Board passed and established the kl.
lo~iaF ordinances, tow q
Article 10. D. II ordained BY the Board 81
Mayor and Aldermen u The town u Sardis
That al Gesss foBad running al large within
the corporate limits on and amer Nay IL, 1917,
be taxi n up and put In pound, and tar Of one
dollar per head be imposed and II no, taken
out BY The owners within ave days after thu
same have been impouBdrd, the sane 70 be sold
for the b-asht Of the corporation.
Article q. be II farther ordained, That all
dogs found running at large within the corpo
rate limits during the period between the istk
day Of May, 1879, and the let day Of October
1874, unless properly muzxled, shall be sho.
and the town Constable 10 hereby instructed "a
carry into effect this ordinance.
Article ~. be il further ordained, That the
two foregoing ordinances, numbers 20 and 2
respectively, take effect and be In force from
aud aher the s0th day Of April instant
Ordered thai the foregoing ordinances b.
cop' and posted as required BY law, and thu
they be copied also ia the record Of Bylaws az,
Ordinances, win proof Of posting, etc.
Ordered that Locke 4 Rice be allowed tn
sum OF fourand 50-lO0 (s4.60) dollars for re
moving dead animal from public street and 70
hauling lone, as per account filed, and that
warrant issue therefor.
Ordered that NJ. J. Williams, Constable, b
allowed the som ofnineteen and90-100 tsl9.e0
dollars, cash by him paid for unloading lum
Der, filling old well, making eul verls on street
and material furnished for same, as per accom-
presented, aud that a warrant issue to him 70
said amount. F'. 'i' "Nt
Ordered that the sum Of one hundred an,
twenty-one and ~ 100 (sl2l.4S) collars be an,
isfiiercby allowed Messrs. Crenshas 4 Loomi
for sofa feet Of lumber furnished the corpora
ton as per account filed, and that a warran
issue.
The Board then a ijourned. 'riio
HeI n I.i D.. b. MciENRY, Mayor
tn e copy from the minutes Of said meet
ing. t,3
P. q. MOORE, Clerk.
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SALEYOR LANDS.

BY virtue, and in pursuance of q decree Of
the Chaneery Court Of Lafayette county, at the
January Term, 1871 will sell for cash at the
Courthouse door, in Sardls, on the
'Suo2sap DAY or NAY, 1891
the following landsin the county Of Pamela,
to-wit' Northwest quarter section 80, town
ship ., range 8, westf southwest quarter Sec
ton 3, township 8, range 5, west.
''' 'is ADDISON CRAFT, Administrator
apr20td~o Of George Schley, deceased.
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2Chancery Notice,
The State OF Mississippi, | Chancery Court Of
Panola county. said county.

The State OF Mississippi, | Chancery Court Of
Pamela county. said county.
.bsss d,a April Term, 1872.
NO. 44s.--i
Hugh l.. Bedford, Adu'r, VS.. Hiram Psrtee ct al.
Wednesday, April II, 1872. I
In this csdss,, II appearing 10 the satisfaction
Of the Court, on due proof, that the defendants,
Hiram Partee, Charles G. Partee, Prank NJ.
White, White Bedford, Huella Bedford, Benja-
min Bedford and Charles Bedford the last
three Of whom are minors, are all conrresidents
Of the Stats of Mississippi, residingin the State
of Tennessee that Ripley, Lauderdale county,
Tennessee, is the postofhce address Of said
Hiram Partee that Memphis, in said State o.
Tennessee, is TIE postbfRce address Of said
Charles c. Partee and Frask N. White; and
that the postofice address Of said. White Bed
ford, Huella Bedford, Benjamin Bedford and
Charles Bedford, Is Bailey Depot, On the Mem.
phis aud Charleston Railroad, Shelby county
Tennessee a. n ;. i sbn,.y \
1t is therefore ordered that a hearing on th,
faeis shargedin the bill in this cause be hat
| at the next tern, a, this, Court, To- be held At the
courthouse ofthe COUNTY 81 anola, In the tewr
Of Sardis, on the second monday in July, 1872
when and whers sAid defsrdsntsfssa appear
and, IL they think proper, plead, answer o.
demur to complsinanths bill in this cause.
II n further ordered THAI a. copy OF this orde
be published once a week for four consecutir,
weeks in the WEEKLY Pamela STAR, a publ,
newspaper printed and published In the towr
Of Sardis, in, said county Of Pamela.
true copy. Issued April q, las2. l4 ~,
JOHN G. HARRISON, Clerk.
Miller B Miller Solicitors. @tS ap27-4y
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.Alsorn Money"

The passage of the funding bill
will bring q Alcorn money" to a
nearer rar value Than II has pos>
,seassd heretofore, because now all
! State taxes, except onc-tenth ofone
per cent, may be paid in " Aloorn
- money! while the funding Of the
State warrants Issued before March
ist, 1872, will bring aAlcorn mon
siAy" into demand to pay taxes, as
edonly State warrants issued after the
n FIRST Of March, 1872, can be used tor
paying State taxes die after March
LIST, 1872 Parties having purchased
Acorn money! a.ia discount will
. fhdit to thciriinteress to hold on to
" until fail dna then they can 'rcali1e
near par value forit. ''f'o'aN Z
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Rangers Notice.

Notice ishsvbysiven thpt one mail bay
mare, about seven years old, badly SCARED,
tax n up as an estrny by John Perry, and ap-
'p%rsstmen, having been made according to law,
and valued at ffiy dollars.
Also, one black mule, Is hands high, about
Is years old; tkea up as an estray by Bob
Hills, and apprrisement having been made &C.
cording to Jaw, and valued at scventy-6ve dol
lars. Both In the county Of Pamela aud State
of Mississippi, end the owners not being known,
that the said estrays will be sold as estrays at
public auction to the highe bidder for cash,
on Monday the 9th day of Augest, 1872, in
front ofthe courthouse door of said county, in
the town Of sordis, II property is not claimed
and charges paid. F-'IlFN f'i
ap2T-3w ROBERT JARy Is, Ranger.
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7f5l nsls str,ss, Hsspsis Team
re Sssss Ssyss sss sv,sss ~ ssssss
swsss<sss.
Thoss vbs hsvs 20 issslsssst ssmessbrsses
AZ events ~kieh happened iwenty-ays yeafs
anss. NEST r~srsllset how little Interest me In
ysssss u he ssvinx fssshins sseitsd ssost
that period, srespt smsns ibose sh1 opposed
lu use, % al previously introduced izbsfsssisg
isssatious had been opposed, es the sfessd
that they you'd be detrimental 10 manual In
dsssry. The ssgssi, bowesef, has showa that
the sewing machine has since lishtened tie
toll and aided 10 the income Of The sesmssfess,
has che .peued the products that were osce de-
rived sselssively from hard work, and oess-
stoned q eompiets revelation In domestic indus
tfy. From the small and insignificant begin
ning Of the sewing machine invention, about
The perivd referred 10, when 10 wss received
with very little encouragement and whea the
ssiss efmsshiacs we're 10 small a. 10 excite no
attention, the latter have become enormous,
amounting, In 1911, 10 sI hundred and sir
thousand and eighty-Rve during that year
alone. ~
According 10 the sworn returns OF the various
CON aniss made In the year In question, under
| Tue llCtu.F- Efautru tutm W ~ uWutf1 W Wv
sewing machine patert Il, the number sold was
q just stated. OF these 1871, go machines were
sold BY the Singer Manufacturing Company,
l2S,526 by Wheeler 4 Wilson Manufacturing
Company, 50,s3s by Grover Baker s. NJ. CO.,
1865 by Weed s. NJ. Co, 34,0l0 from Janu-
ary LIST 10 July lst BY Howe Machine Co, 20,-
1871 by Wilcox q Gibbs s. NJ. Co, 20, 1853 by
Wilson 8. N. Co, 20, l2l by American b. X. o.
and s. N. Co., 26,e6l by Original Howe 8. N.
Co, lb,947 by Florence 8. N. Co., l3,562 by
Gold Medal s. NJ. Co., IL ,568 by Davis 8! N
Co, 1887 by Domestic s. NJ Co, 1859 BY
Fiukie 4 Lyon Manufacturing Co., ALTO by
Etna s. N. Co, 4,577 BY Blees s. M. Co. 1855
by. Elliptic s, N. Co.
iNA receut memorable bat disastrous eventshas
given peculiar prominence,, to the i'm
portant position which sewing machines occu-
by In the industrial world The Special Re-
the great ooufi grafton in that city made a
report which was published in the Chicago
Tribune, Of March oh, Of the present year, In
which il Is stated that the whole number oil
sewing machines for which orders had been
Issued to the date Of the report, was 2,944, ion
which the Committee had paid the sum of $7I,.
430.s0. OF those ordered, the Singer Com
pany supplied 1927 Wheeler 4 Wilson, 235
Howe, l27; Grover u Baker, A; Wilcox 4
Gibbs, 80; Florence, 49,. Fiakle AiLysn, 20,
Blecs, II; Atna, ii; Wilson, s; Western En-
pire, 2; Manhattan, 2; Davis, 2; Elliptic, !
Gold Medal, |, and the American Button Hole,
2. This indicates how important a. part sew
ing machines were expected to play In the re-
cuperatiou of domestic. iBdustry, in the burni
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Citation Notice.
IFE.-.,No. sss.I \

To Margaret \, Williams heir-atiaw Of NJ. G.
Williams deceased, who resides in Lauder
dale county, State Of Alabama, Florence, In
said State, being her possotice address;
You are hei ehy cited 10 appear before the
Chanctry Court Of Psnola county, state Of
Mississippi, At the courthouse Of said, county,
la the town Of Sardis, on the second Monday
in July, 1871, 70 show cause, IL any you cap.
why the 1nal account Of John Shsnklc, Ad-
iministratof OF the estate ofM. @. Williams, de-
ceased, should not be allowed and approved,
and said, Administrator discharged.
by order Of the Court. Issued Aprii'2T Il, 1872
A1&AHEl1sf J0HNlCl HARRISON,
} spatAw, siIsd yLsaa eseH H., Clerk,
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u Attachment Notice.
Sorrels 4 Bryant VS.. Ike and Marion Rice.

Sorrels u Bryant VS.. Ike and Marion Rice. .
Whereas, an attachment was issued in the
above case against Ike and Marion Rice, re-
turnable to a Justice Court. of the second dis
trict, and it appearing TO tile court upon afida-
vii and the ieturn fthe officer, returnablc ON
the leth day of March, 1872, that said defend
ants ale noutresidents Of the State Of Missis-
sipri; Now If said Ike and Marion Rice fail to
appear at the time Of said court, to be held on
the frs, Saturday in June, 1872, it being the
frat day ofsaid' month, In the town of Peach
Greek, and answer the. complaint Of said plain
tifs, Judgment will be entered against thea. epd
execution issued thereon. sNHf T94'hf
@ml In testimony, whereof | have
L.S. hereuhto set my hand and sea
this the 10th day of April, 1872
JOHN G.. HAYNES,
ap2T- ,,,.tu, Justice Of the Peace.
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#HU1IHX HIH

~ > fHHd Ne ast-sssd'ns
H,ats w,rfsnfs. introduced b Nj
A n IIowe. ~ thss cssniy, Il ihe
IA. ss=slas ~ Ne Legislature, has
teeon,e n Law. md, as u Il N general
inner apce. We vii publish ], In
osr mes, issss.
The bonds for funding the debt
are % be- issued IN sums Of no, lee.
Than hity nor oyer I've hundred dol.
lara each. nor 10 exceed total
.mosp, Of one million d~ollars. and
"a hear eight per cent. interest. nav.
able annually, and the interrs, COZ,
mons are receivable Tor taxes each
yeor. and proyiding that MI taxes
due the s,a.e prior 10 the first day
Of January. 1872, may be discharged
ms now provided BY law; and the
treasurer shall issue a sufficient
number Of series Of bonds Of one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars
each, to include all warrants fuuda-
hls under this act; the first of said
series being payable on the first day
Of January, 1875, and one Of said
series on the first Of January IN each
year thereafter, until the whole shall
he paid The bill further provides
that the State tax or other ,lues to
the State shall hereafter be paid IN
lawful money OF the United States
Or ID certificates Of indebtedness o.
this state, or warrants drawn attel
March lst, 1879, aor in the interest
coupons on aid bonds, and the
fluids hereafter paid into the Treas
ury shall be first applied to the pay.
mept Of warrants drawn BY the State
Auditor on aud after March lst,
o1s72. e4la 'gv iaa sed nigtrd
. The lin provides that one.half o.
6ne min on the dollar be levied asu
tax fol. 1872 add 1873, Oh real and
personal property, and q tax Of one
and ope-half mills on the dollar fol
all years subsequent to 1879, until
the bonds are paid, to creato a fund
to DO applied to the payment OF the
bonds and interest. !
The bin tartller provides for tn,
assessment u the general tan 70,
1871 atseventeuths Of one per cen.
tam on tho value Of all real and
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To P~ostmaslers and Subscribers.

10 We have, within the last three OF
four months, had complaints from
numerous subscribers to our paper
within this county thai they tail to
receive their Pamela STAR regularly
| from almost livery p~ostofice in the
county, aid as tits greatly TO our
injury that such . condition Of ats
fairs should exist, Ye have endeav>
ofed to ascertain the cause of this
failure, aud where we have been to
blame done. all III our power to rec
Itity our mistakes, and have sought
TO charge upon the proper parties,
where others have been ut fault, the
guilt Of these derelictiohs Of duty
aud We give place to a letter from
w, W. Mitchell, Esq, postmastera a
Bate.viIle, ID answer To the com.
bplaiat Of, parties from his section
andlwe would be pleased e, hear the
Explanations Of other postmasters IN
TIE county upon this subject. ~
VIZ are anxious to establish a more
perfect and satisfactory delivery Of
EEH-H IT HUI
Of the SrAa to our county subscri,
bers, and We believe that the blame
! Of the prompt delivery Of the paper
each week, 10 each subrcriber, ought
to DO fastened upon thle proper par.
ties, and we propose to the postmasr
Iten and Subscribers thatia register
Of complaints be fled each week
and The .cause Of the complaints
sought out. We ask our subscri.
bers to notify, Us at once Of all de-
linqusnsios and we will Join With
lths poStmssters in finding out the
cause Of the grievance WeAsk the
oeropsratlop Of both, PoatmAsters And
subscriberssip this matter, " We arc
heartily tired Of the (hsre Of late)
complaint II did not get my star
Ia ~.~~k y and mo.t sux;oss u ,,re>