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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-02-10
\ Gtadoa Notice.

The State Of Mississippi, Chaucsry Court
psn9la Comfy, No, i9a
Abernathy deceased, and hary VI Ahsruaar
Robert s. Alternately, IT,, William b. Ass,
nathy, David II. Alternately, and Rogers An,
nathy, minor heirs Of said R. s. KbcrustAy
deceased, who now reside in the CITY Of y,s.
phis, State Of Tennessee;
You are hereby cited to be and appear ),
fore the Chancery Court Of Panels COUNT
State Of Mississippi, at the Courthoue Of NJ
county, in the town of Sardis, on the secrI
Monday in April, 1872, then and there % ,bo,
cause, II any you. can, why the petition Of !
J. Pearson, trustee, ETC., for title % certain hp
in said petition described, should not beg nnt
ed BY sad Court and the administrator !
said decsdent directedIto make title as puysl
for. Y
By order Of Court, issued January Is ls,g
j27-4t. FJ. Q. HARRISON, Ok
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vn a,hlt urh aping, wondering
admiration iof 'be halow even d
Royalty IN ibis land every lrco.
man 10 d Royal scion NJ tho house 81
God and boru with equal rights
giving 10 precedence 10 The fortuna
of birth We believe the yisitoI
ahould hayo been treated With mark
cd attention and rc'pecl, bu' Mem
phians went into snobism aud mori
the ocuaurc Of the free spirit Of IN
dependence.
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Commissioners Sale Of Land.

by virtue Of q decree Of the ChAncery Court
Of Panols county, STATE Of Mississippi, rendered
January IS, 1872, in the suit Of N. R. Sledge,
jr, complainant, against Charles r. Alexan-
der ct. al defendants, No. 405, I will, as Com
missioner therein, appointed, on Saturday, the
second day d Mach, 1872, at the town Of
Como, in said county, within lawful hours, offer
Ssr' sSs showing land, my and being in
said county, to wit: The southwest quarter,
and a fraction Of the northwest quarter, ofseo-
ton %, township 8, range 7 west, containing
1855 Q 10 acres.
/, Terms Of Sale--Onerhdf cash; balance due
twelve months after day Of said, with eight per
cent. interest. Bond, with good security, will
be required for deferred payment. IS
j27-td J. C.sHARRlSON, CON-
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Legislative Resume.

Monday, Goth, no quorum in the
Senate, In the House, upon mo-
tion Of Mr.. Gaines, the veto pass
sing n relief law for the benefit OF
tho sherifls Of Clarke, Noxuboe,
Newton, Pike, Komper and Jasper
counties was reconsiderod, and
Wayne added thereto, and the bill
passed ms amended. A resolution
offered by Mr., Shadd, dopriving
members ct pay for days during
which they may be absent, was
adopted. A resolution which was
offered by Mr., Kimbrough, appoints
ing a special committee to draft a
bill to suppress drunkenness, was al.
so adopted. The bill extending the
provisions of the railroad subsidy
law to roads that may use iron
weighing thirty'six pounds to the
foot was passed.
Wednesday, 3lst, Senate. The
resolution to allow tho Governor
two State aids, and u contingent
fund Of ten thousand dollars, was
indefinitely postponed. A bill to
encourage agriculture was indef-
nitcly postponed A House bill to
amend section 2ls, chapter 8, of the
Revised Code, of 1871, was passed
The bill TO extend the provisions o
the railroad subsidy law to the New
Orleans and Jackson railroad OK
tension, was lost. lIouse,--A bill
to regulate tho timo OF holding courts
in the Thirteenth Judicial District
was passed, also bill to regulate
the equity of redemption, also sew
eral local bills. The remainder o
the day was taken up with the Mar
shall county contested election case
which finally ended by N G Gil
and james Hill (colored), hcin!
seated in the place of Messrs. 4 /
Crump and j IL Tucker, by a vot'
OF 81 yaas to As nays. After per
petrating this outrage upon thos
gentlemen and the voters Of Mar
shall county, the House adjourned
Tuesday 30th. Senate--A reso
lation offered by Mr.. Gray, proyld
ing d contingent fund Of ten thous
and dolloas for the Governor, an,
empowering him to appoint tw'
special aids, laid over under til
rules. A resolution prohibiting
leaves of absence to members of tn
Legislature, except in case of sick
ness, was indefinitely postponed
A bill allowing the corporate an
thorities Of cities aud towns to worl
prisoners upon the streets passed
A resolution instructing an appro
I pirate committee to draft a bill max
ing all the dealers in alcoholic liz
uors liable for damages, was adop
ted. A bill changing the terms o
the Circuit Courtuin the Seventh
District, passed. House--An &C
amending the charter Of the Match
cz and jackson railroad was PASSED
also, several local bills amending
the charter Of incorporated town
and incorporating others, A mes
sage from the Governor was receiv
! ed, vctoing the joint resolution IN
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citation Notice.
The State Of Mississippi,
Pamela county.

The State Of Mississippi, @
Pamela county.
Charcery Cunt
To John X. King, r. r. King and Lnsher
King, minor heirs Of Wm. r. King, deceased,
togetaer with their guardian, Jefferson Scaton,
who reside In the STATE Of Arkansas, but whose
rust-ofice address Is unknown:
You are hereby cited to appear before the
Chanccry court Of Pamela county, State u Mis-.
sissippi, at the courthouse Of saidcoonty, ia the
town Of Ssrlis, on the second Monday in
April 1872, and then and there to show cause.
If any you can, why the final account or s.
b. Rhodes, administrator Of tile estate OF Al
fred King, dcceased.fle in said court, should
net be allowed and approved, aud said adminis-
traitor discharged. BY order Of said coE.rt.
fl0-i, &c HARRISON, elk.
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Citaiisp Notier

The s,a,s sf Mississippi 1 chans.,,
Fsagla CganU. 4
To Mrs. ss~s fsss~ Kehai4 "a.
rsps E<hsIs, Addis Mar EshoiI J.f W
Eekais. Naiiie stfenr Eshsh 80 ~
suona Eehots, minef hsfs q ~ y 80.
EehsIs, deceasfd abr ftNfe u .~s..,as 7
State ~ ueoffia4 Cosisrtes. : ~ past
and State, being their post offes saa,s.e
D. II. Pope, administrators II sbs ~.
John II. Echols, having Sled ~ me q 4
Court Of Pamela county State n MIn~'s
final account Of his adminiara.im n
tate q add interstate, and the ans
been Get down for hearing on The srss'.y
term of said Cesrt 10 be hsla AT ~
house Of Pamela county, In lie town n s..n
State Of Mississippi, on The second MosJ', !
April, 1922
You are cited to be and appear bsf0,. =,
Court, at said time and place, then and A..
TO show cause, II any you en-, why IA N.
account shall not be allowed and safd sdml.i
TRAITOR discharged by said Court
BY order Of Court, issued January IA III,
J. G. HARRISON, CIs4
L. P. CooPEa, Sol'r for Admir-. iqf.s
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The day sacred 10 st. Valentine,
the 18th Of february, comes on
"Wednesday next, and we expect the
mail 10 be crowded, as usual on this
oecasiou, with the illusions of love.
sick mailens aud bashful young
mon. 1t was q very old notion, al
luded to By Shakespeare, that on
this day birds begin to couple,
Hence, perhaps, arose the custom Of
sending on this day, letters contain.
ing professions Of love aud affection.
AS it is leap year it will be in bad
taste tor the ladies to send covered
expressions OF love, since it is their
right to " speak OUT in church,
the abundance of affection they may
entertain for any Of their male
friends; while on the contrary, The
gentlemen will have to resort 10 the
privileges Of ST. Valentines day to
express the abundance Of admiration
they entertain TOR any particular
:" charmer." it not being proper for
them to make love openly during
leap year.
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Notice Is hereby given 10 the creditors Of the
estate of John A., Forrest deceased, that letters
CT administration have been granted to the
undersigned party, by the Chancery court q
Pamela comfy Mssisappi, upon said estate all
creditors will have their claims probated
against said deceased within,,tie time prescrib-
ed by law or they win be forever barred.
Sardis, Mississippi January, 9th 1871.
E 0TS4 N. p. SIMPSON
~ Administrator
: Jan s-3w dt ~
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Land Sale.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Chaneery Court
Of Pauola county, Mississippi madeat the Jan
term, 1872, thereof, I win, ss administrative
Wiley ]. Harris deceased on Saturday March
2, 1872, in front Of the Chanccry Clerks Of
fec in the town Of Sardis, sell at public auc.
tion, to the highest bidder, the northwest
quarter Of section 18, township 8, range 8 west
In Pamela county, nlauinippi.
Terms Of Sals--Half cash and the balance
in twelve months, with tsn per cent. interest
from aate, and I viii on dag Of sale execute .
deedto the purchaser and takes deed Of trust
to secure the purchase money.
j27-ss Admir- of Wiley J. Harris, deed.
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The estate Of J. B. MeKituick, deeeased
having been declared insolvent II the July
term, is7i, Of Inc Chasesfy court o. Pamela
county, State Of Mississippi, notice V tbersssr'
given 10 the creditors Of said sstase that unless
they come forward sad pscbass their claims
an have them registered in The clerks ofie'
Of said court by the 27th day Of April, 1917
they will be forever barred.
by order Of said ss,rt.
ig7.4t b. C. PARNELL, Admir-.
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Attachment Notice.
R. p. Sorrels

John Rees and Ann B. Rees.
Whereas, an attachment in the above case
has been issued against the estate of John
Rees and Ann B.. Rees,returnable::to a Justices
Court of Pamela county, Mississippi, to be
hvaae- =. s--asa. In said county, on the second
Tuesday tl2th) OF March, 1917, ana " mp
pearing from the return Of the officer that the
defendants are non-residents of the State OF
Mississippi, and that the plaintiff has filed an
affidavit that the said defendants reside in the
State of Missouri and that their post Office ad-
dress is Dover, Missouri, now If the said de-
PENDANTS fail to appear at the next term Of a
Justices court 10 be held in the town OF Sar.
dis, Mississippi, on the second Tuesday q
March, 1874, and answer the. complaints Of said
plaintiff Judgment will be rendered agains'
them by default. In testimony whereof have
hereunto set my hand and seal, this 22d day o.
January, 1872. y,
b. B. McHENRY, J. P. SEAL
L. P, Cooper, Prtfs Atty. j2e-5t
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81 Non Resident Notice
Andrew jackson, I

NeofBe OloW, ct al. w.
j. In the justice Court Of Pamela c'i'
Mississippi, at Sardis E4
Whereas on the 9Th of November laL A
drew jackson, filed his petition lraiir
toenforce his Mechanics Lien to ue auapni
$3.50 against the defendant in the anoe
ted case on a house and lot in The tsFn \
dis, and has made affidavit, that Gtoiett Y
and }, D. Burgess, are o residents o. 'na y
and thatthe. address ofaid George tfova
be ascertained and that the post ofhcass
J. 0. Burgess, ia Jtcksen. Tennessx
therefore if the said George CrN
]. 0. Burgess, shah fail to appear at thNr
term Of said Court to be holden in ksnj
Sardis, Pamela County Mississippi on WI
day February the It'll 1879 and W
suit, judgement will be entered "
them by default. N
In testimnny whereof have htreun1l
my hand and Seal, this November 6tl III
J. c, DUVALL, Lf.S1I
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Waddy Thompson. II. N. Allen.
WADDY THOMPSON 4 CO.,
NURSERYMEN AND
sa@s
FLORISTS,
On the Horn Lake Road, One MI,
and a Half from Memphis.

full assortment Of Evergreens, Ornamental
Trees, Greenhouse Plants, ETC., constantly on
hand aud offered 10 The public as cheap as they
can be bought in the South.
Camelias, Azalias, Roses and Magnolias spe-
~oialitics.
All communications addressed to us at our
City Office, No, 222 Front street. win receive
pronp. attention. j20-3m
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n, yissss n 100 stih ~ FisH fslH =
~s directed. BEN NJ ufsali Cost n rsnsls
sously. Mississippi IL fAs s=s~ n &c Elstb
e.al.asl haak u xss Tat " " = Jena
se A ~. amoahaaa q Two HHsafsd snd
|Elshtfs#aal Dollars sd spei, asa hshFAb
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MARI, Il bsias she assl Meadsy o sald
uoash. oFss fsf ale a The eeaft hasss DIOR n
lbs tywa Of Aaniis, In the county Of fsnoh
ana sssss Il Mississippi . ne highest hidask
a. ~. sf az Interest ts< sksse assssd %
hsndsnts have 10 The following land, 70 WI
Allss 'ss.iss a s.sh Aslkgf .ssi'es : s.s.
north fractional north half Of section 10 v.
lns and bsinr IN iswzskIP 70 fsnn 7 wss IN
mid eoualy and State, sad containing Twelve
Hundred kad sixteen f2ie) acres, mon o
les. The Interests said defendants have IA
IN smid lssd having bees lsvied uron, aid p
terest win be sold 70 satisfy the two abeve Do
rribed executions and all cost.
isbs-4t q. ozASNE, Sheriff
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TO BUILDERS.


An clear White Pine, and will he sold foi
CASH at Memphis prices, freight added
BALLENTGNE, HELM & co.
SaFdis, Miss, February !, 1872.
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GENERAL BANKS.

The Humor Of His Descrtion to the Libe-
raj Republican Ranks Cannrd-Ee
Has No Intention OF Changing His
Politics.
BOSTON, July IT, 1872
There has been considerable commotion In politi.
cal circles hereabouts, during the past few days,
over a rumor that General Banks, the member Of
Congress from the Middlesex district had deserted
the administration and would use his influence and
eloquence during the campaign in behalf of Greeley
The story was so generally circulated that 1t was
almost accepted as fact, and many of the political
and administration friends OF the General believed
1t to be true He did not take the trouble to deny
It himself ana those intimate with him did not
fefute 1t. and the current rumor fnally OBJ.
tanned further publicity In the newspapers To
get at the truth OF the matter HERALD
reporter called upon the distinguished Congress-
man to-day and inquired II there was any founda.
ton In fact for the story SO generally circulated and
''SiP SsVe as General contemplated
any change in my political sentiments, and I have
the administration, and any statement that may
authorized by me-"
This same emphatic reply was made by the Gen.
eral to numerous gentlemen who called upon him
during the day to ascertain the truth Of the report
and Il may therefore be assumed that whatever
strength the liberal republican party may acquire
N the East, 1t cannot count upon the support Of
General Banks
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Sewing Machine Entcrprisc.
SECOND SPECIAL. AUCTION OF LOCK-STGTCH
SEWING MACHINES,
BY THE WILCOX 4 GIBBS COMPANY

Over hundred lock stitch ana other double. ad
Sewing Machines yesterday sold auction In Broad
way, BY order Of the Wilcox 4 Gibbs Company Tho
whole these machines lately been received by tho
aforementioned company in New York aud vicinity, in
Machine The machines sold under the hammer com
priscd fine collection Of Nhe Ter II Wilson's, Singers,
Grover Bakers Howe's Weeds and others and were In
exceedingly fair condition. many being almost new This
Is the second special sale that has taken place this season
under the same auspices the first having been held on tho
18TH fast April on which occasion over twelve hundred
doubic-thrcad machines wore sacrificed"
These auction sales are novelty IN the sewing ma
chine world. They undoubtedly inii ate that very de-
cded preference exists IN the public mind for the VIII
Gibbs machine over every other To account TOR
this preference one must study The theories OF the yarioas
stitches, and IL do this discover that tho
preference Is lorded upon the fact llt after years OF
experiment. ting, the Wilcox Gibbs Company have pro-
duced mactinc nsng single thread which, while Sc
curing practically all the bcnarts claimed for the lock-
STITCH theory an some important ones besides avoids the
evils inscparable from tat theory In fact the compt
cations and expedien.s necesay IN so-caiIed i1ck-
tagos II over The old fashioned chain stitch
Tie twisted loop-stitch however, made by the WILCOX
Gibbs machine by far the most elastic and practically
ing this peculiar stitch owners OF all classes OF double
thread machines are glad 10 exchange for II. as q
brief trial soon convinces any person OF Its superior
merits.
worth when new from $50 to $780, were sold rs low az
from IS 10 $50 each
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THE HOT WEATHER.

For the pastlew days The heat has been growing
more and more intense. Though the indications of
the mercury are not so high as we had them some
weeks ago. yet there Is as much complaint now OF
the oppression Of tho atmosphere as there was
then. Yesterday but few persons escaped severe
punishment from the weather. The atmosphere was
loaded with heavy and sultry warmth that di6used
itself with constant force. From the exhausttng
effects OF the heat numbers of persons now are
ailing Experience Ia proving that the longer the
heat continues the less we are able to stand 1t,
thus destroying the often stated theory that when
we got used to 1t we should not mind It," Many
persons yesterday were obliged to confess their
Inability TO work, even though their business was
indoors and they were not exposed to the sun.
This constant heat has had effects such as might be
expected-day after day less and less strength to
combat the exhaustion and more and more lassl-
point the thermometer reached yesterday was
ninety-three degrees, and yet though there was
people cried out that the heat was insufjerable.
The wonder Is that yesterday greater number Of
sunstroke cases did not occur
George Chapman, fourteen years OF age, residing
IN Brooklyn, was found suffering at Fulton ferry
Frederick Aehl, found suffering In Murray street.
was taken to tho Park Hospital, and after while
80 far recovered as to be able to leave for his home
Annie York, residing at III Roosevelt street, was
found suffering IN Allen street and was taken to
WY o. D0AH4
Frederick Johnston, residing In Front street, and
John Anderson, residing in Washington street.
were both taken during tuesday night to the Park
Hospital, suffering from exhastiOn.
James Kilroy OF Tenth avenue and 125th street,
was found IN 125th street and sent home.
Michael F. COzZens thirty-nve years OF age, was
found In Houston street and sent to Bellevue Hos
pita
John Mallory, thirty-two years Of age of 400 Water
street, was found In Cherry street and sent home
John Manon, Of 299 Mott street, was sent to the
Park Hospital
John Barry, no home, was sent to the Park Hos
pital.
Peter Kane, Of Cambridge avenue, Jersey City,
was found In the City Hal Park and sent to the
Park Hospital
Morris Dugrete, OF 81 clinton street. was found In
Houston street and sent homo.
Charles Garscnsherdt, OF 800 East Fifty
street. was found In Thirty-fourth street and sent
home.
Edward McCusker, who resided at 81 Cherry
street, died in the Park Hospital yesterday morn.
Ing from sunstr0ke. He was Frustrated III Pearl
street on Tuesday afternoon.
Euward Dougherty, forty years OF age and born In
ireland died at e8 Crosby street, from the effects OF
THE THERMOMETER.
Ine loliow1ng record Will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in COM
parlson with the corresponding day OF last year,
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar.
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NORTH CAROLINA NEGROES.
Members Of Their Race Who Are In
Favor OF the Cincinnati Nominees-An
Apparent Determination TO Form "a
Solid Phaianx In Favor of the Admins
fetratiOn.

Solid Phalanx In Favor of the Admins
fstratiOn.
RALEIGH July II, 1872.
The colored republicans OF North Carolina are dis.
posed to be very r1otous. They will not permit any
OF their race to oppose the party and as they have
other associates but their own race because the
white people cannot receive them on terms OF
equality, they have either all to go together be
isolated ana riendess. This will be the case unless
the mass OF the co0red voters can be
pretty equally divided between the two
parties. There was some trouble here last night.
There was "a democratic torchlight procession,
which marched through the streets to Tucker Hall,
where General Bradley Johnston, OF Virginia, Colo
mel James A. elmer, OF THIS State, and other
speakers addressed the crowd to very late hour
AN INFLAANAruRy NEGRO SPEECH.
The republicans assembled vast crowd OF negroes
also at the Metropolitan Hall, where they. were
addressed by Mr. Phillips and james Il. Harris COT
ored. The latter made rather lnflammatory
speech, among other things relating the killing OF
ancgro on the train by white man going TO Wet
saturday, when the TACT Is, as stated by most re-
spectacle gentleman present, that negro got into
intoxicated, resulting in the stabbng or the negro.
The negro was not dangerously hurt and a radical
Judge has since ba.ed the white man. The mis-
representation was 20 stir up the blacks Two
liberal republican negroes acted as mar5haIs In the
procession yesterday with the whites. A. the pro-
cesston moved OIL, when first formed, they were
HooTED pY THE BLACKS
on the sidewalks. and apples were thrown at them.
Last night one Of these negro marsiials, named
Cross, was badly beaten by some Infatuated ne
groes, aud his life was only saved by the police,
who rescued him. No arrests were made. Cross Il
reported as having he'd the city to-day, fearing an
attempt on his life. Strong cfiofts- VIII be made To
drive some Northern negro speakers who were
present yesterday home. The negroes are melted
to H. and arc very bitter against them, denOuncinq
them as renegales in their support OF Greeley and
Brown. They LETT this morning for Weldon, hut II
y not certainly known yet thai they intend leaving
the state. Harris also severely
DENOUNCED SANDERS, THE MAINLAND C0LoRED OR
ArOR,
and his c0nfrercs who were present, declaring the
ought to have O collar on their necks brande,
"Grecey dOgs.n Sanders arose TO reply and wa
hoeted and Kissed and was approached by radica
Deputy Sheriff who remarked 10 him. he had no RICH
/ 10 disturb radical meeting by attempting rcpl,
uarris Ii q pegJr candidate Tor Tie state senate,
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, July II, 1872
The London Times this morning, commenting
upon the issue Of the trial Of Edward s. Stokes,
saYs:-"At the bottom Of what we call this miscar.
riage ofjustce is that Indifference Americans feel
for violent crimes in which both the murderer and
the victim are rOwdies"
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
Seven thousand and eighty-one bales of American
cotton were landed at Liverpool to-day.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July II, 1872
Rear Admiral Joseph Green has received prepare
tory orders to take command Of the North Atlantic
Squadron, and viii relieve Rear Admiral Ice at
Hampton Roads about the 18th Of August. Admire,
Lee will return to his farm near this City