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Citation Notice.

ITO iug following helF ALTA" ana a''''''N'
t.r o' iohn Power deceased VINO are nom
residents of the state ~ Nisi''lIpI' VIZ
.r.r,u rov,r Gillian Ann BAY css and her
L,.t,rd WIN BayJe.s ,nIrdouil Power,
rf,a Howard and W. husband william
r,,,r1 vt.p po.a.ri,. lIfr..s Is Now
v.rrr, s,.te d l|Iahnwa:
.Ino,c. Power. who's p~o,toaiee address Il De-
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE
Near Memphis, Tenn.
REV, c. COLLINS, D D. Pres't.,

REV. C. COLLINS, D D, Pres't.,
Assisted by twelve Professors aud Teachers.
THE distinguishing features Of this %Instftu-
ton are Superior Buildings, with Spacious
Rooms, Public and Private; Good Order and
Discipline; Parental Government; Thorough
ness in all Branches--Literary Scientific and
ornameaali Moral and Religious training;
Geneml ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Habits Of
Study and Cheerfulness; and comparative
cheapness for advantages enjoyed.
Total Expenses per session Of five months S166
This includes board, furnished room. wash
ing fuel, light Physicians fees, nursing and
medicines and taition in adj the literary and
scientific studies, viz: English, French, Latin.
Greek, and singing in classes.
Very superior advantages IN the depart.
menis cfmusic, painting, drawing, etc
Fall Session begins second Monday in Sep
tembcr. Spring Session begins second Monday
in Jauuary.
For further Information address the Presi.
dent, or
jatla @ Al. NJ. Bl2IES, syc
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The attention Of the citizens Of Pamela
county Is respectfully called to the following
section Of an aotof the Legislature Of the State
Of Mississippi, entitled "An Act to authorize
the Board of Supervisors OF Pamela county to
borrow money approved March y, 1872:
Section 4, Be it further enacted. That the
Board Of Supervisors Of the county of Pamela,
shall cause the treasurer Of said county TO open
hooks for subscription, to take mp SAID bonds,
end when there shall have been taken up ny
The bona fle citizens Of the county IN amount
equal to $4,000 Of said bonds at their par
value, the Board of supervisors may authC rize
the treasurer OF the county to sell the BALANCE
Of the bonds at the best terms tnat can be
obtained, provided that none ofthe said bonds
shall be offered for sale until the subscription
by the citizens to the amount of S25,000 shall
have been paid in, it being the object and in
tent of this section to protect the credit of the
county and to prevent a depreciation of the
value of its paper.
The Board Of Supervisors having decided to
avail themselves ofthe provisions of this act,
and to adopt the financial plan therein con-
tanned as Il means to raise the necessary funds
wherewith to build a courthouse, d%eelning it the
one most likely to prove economical and calcu-
lated to prevent sudden and onerous taxation
Now therefore the treasurer of the said
county of Pamela, hereby give notice that books
for subscription to take up the bonds are now
open in my office, and that ! am ready to re-
ceive such subscriptions.
Particular attention is called to the clause
in the above section which prohibits the cling
or Offering for sale any Of the bonds until after
there shall have been taken at their par value
$4,000 by bona fde citizens Of the county.
The above provision in effect prevents further
action 10 reference to the building Of the
courthouse unit! the law in that particular is
complied with.
Total amaunt Of bonds authorized 10 be is
sued, $50, 0OC.
The SAME fall due and nj payable as follows:
$4,000 1st January, 1875.
10000 LIST January, 1876.
10000 LIST January, 1877.
10000 LIST January, 1878.
10000 LIST January, 1879.
These bonds bear ten per cent. interest per
annum, payable semi-annually, are exempt
from county and corporation tax, will be issued
in sums of $50 and 800, and the Baard of Su-
pervisors is required yearly to levy a speciul
tax payable only in United States currency, to
meet the interest when due, and the principal
at maturity.
By order ofthe Board OF Supervisors.
mails W. W. HOWE, Treasurer.
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lin prospect fora hno elop olcot-
tel, Ats been and is the b st we have
see" " years in this county, There
is soaie teay expressed about worms
mpHing the crop, but no definite
eanse foF dis Tear has appeared,
other thaR fine appearance Of these
gassgts hor the Ast tbrcc years, The
corr erep is made. aud is one Of the
finest ever known ia this county.
Since writing the above We have
soen Col. WI. Archibald. who in
lortas us that The fear Of the cotton
worm Was no NTH, bat well ground.
Cd. That on his Lester firm he
noticed IN Wednesday, about forty
acres Of cotton, being in the creek
tuttoia that WAS infested with the
cotton worm. Tint he satisfied
himself that the worm Sos the gen.
nine cotton worm, ani that the first
appearance Of these worms is tal.
lowed ht ahoat twepty,one days
hcfore the second crop Of them DO.
81 $50
yin 70 appear, and ihat the ravagcs
upon the crop begins with the second
crop. lie thinks the damage to tie
sxopwill be very great. lie 70.
marked that he would without doubt
made four bundled bales OF cotton
~ biz layms IN this county il the
cotton wosm didno injury, but that
he would willingly take one hundred
bitles for his crop, being eprlain that
Tie injury would bo dope.
Mr., Henry Aston, living near
Baiesville, reported the appearance
little cotton a'erm in his fields on
Wednesday.
THERE'S no doubt but what the
Srop will be injured fifty per cent, il
the worms iuiare the rrof ~ in
former years. is,i ta a a.
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The State Of Mississippi, Pamela County Chan,
Gerry Court, July term, 1872. Friday, July
10Th, 1872,
Sarah Jones ct al. VS.. Elizabeth Woottcn ct al
Upon affidavit filed in this cause, it appear,
ing to the court that Richard Allen Wootteu
Elizabeth Jane Wootten, Samuel Wootten
Theodosia Wootten, are the only children and
heirs-at-law orr. w. Wootten and his wife
Elizabeth Wootten, now deceased; that they
are all minors ana hat their guardian is W
l.. Radford that they and their guardian arc
non-rcsidcnts of the State Of Mississippi, and
reside ia the State Of Tennessee, Memphis, in
Sd d State, being their p%ostofice address;
lg is ordered by the court that this cause bC
set Tor hearing on the first day of the next
term of this court, to be holden at the court.
house ofPanola county, State of Mississippi
in the town efS .iiis, on the second Monday
in October, lS,2, md that sud defendant.
enter tbrr appearance IN this ca1sc at said
time, ard plead, a;swcr or dcmur to the com,
plainan's bill herein, o the allegations there
81 VIII ~ t1ktn fnr ronfessci ms 60 them.
Its further ordered ttd a copy of this order
be published once tt week for four consecutive
weeks IA the VeekB Pamela sar,' a public
newspaper printed and published in the town
Of Sardis, in iAis county.
\ true copy from the minutes Of said Court
July %, 1872.
jul27-4w &c. HARRISON, Clerk.
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Chancery Notice.


The State of Mississippi, Pamela county Chan
terv Court ofsad county, July term, lS72.
Wednesday, July 10th, lsl2.
A. a, 0glesby VS.. James +. Cummings and
HASH Joseph R. jackson.
Upon affidavit hled in this cause, it appear
ing to the satisfaction Of the court that the
defendant James I. Cummings, is a non-resi.
dent ofthe State Of Mississippi and that he
resides in the city Of paducah, State Of Ken
mcky, Paducah, in said State, being his post
Office address II is ordered by the court that
q hearing Of the facts arising upon the allega-
tons Of the complaipnut's bill Ia this cause, be
had upon tn. first day Of the next term Of this
court, to IN holden for the county OF Pamela, in
the State Of Mississippi at the courthouse there
Of IN the town II SardiE, on tbs second Mon
day in October 1872, aud that said defendant
do enterihi appeatanc1a htrein-Fc on Or Before
said day, and plead, answer or demur to the
comliainng's bill In This cause, or tile aiIaea-
tious thcre5fwiA' be taken foe confessehas TO
him.
1t is further ordered ihat accpy of Ibis order
he published once a week for tour consecutive
weeks in the eWeekly Psnola Stat,q 4 public
newspaper printed and published in the town
of Sardis, in said county.
Atrue copy from the minutes Of Said court.
July u, iS12.
jH,9I iw &c. HARRISON, Givrk.
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The three officers OF the khedive
who figured prominently in the re
cent affair at Alexandria, having
been the object Of Buffers murder
Gus assault, are Americans by birth,
aud served with distinction on the
confederate side Of the late war,
Major Campbell was born in Ten
ucssee, and entered the e. s. navy
in lS47. When the war broke out
he built and equipped q ship for the
con ederate service, bit an accident
to the machinery soon obliged him
to run into Calais for repairs, and
the vessel remained there during the
war. After its close he Joined the
Egyptian army, and has an impor~
tant position IN connection With the
heavy artillery. Gen, Loring joined
our regular army when a boy of Is
Years, aud served until the rebellion.
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aal o. a. n
, iaa'rl
tH.rase jt $500 als i. H
st H aal Co.,, alG Gu, u
Gf3r,. aul osty suu.U,r0.J ult
,.ttcr vote foe oue or uo uiI,r OBJ.
H-t ysDe ai ali aud 10 Ae UuHla.
III, hitler c5Hf-U ami Is1 vhfrWar
be- Is voting Will the negroes lut
Grant AZ ail honest white mou wh.
can eoutrol tler prejudice arr u
porting Greeley, II i, vote U.d do,
thieves, s%palatag4 aud clIpc,bas
gers Tor Grant, or vote With Oh,
honest, ile.Igut citizen, for Gree.
lel. No other rhuicc pc,nlcl
and our snol tficnls are strongly
recommended to Keep hi IracuI
company and not DO .ocu wfb thD
pImdcrctg and oppvssars under
Grant,
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THE CAMPAIGN AVALANCHE
AND THE LIBERAL TICKET
GREELEY AGAINST GRANT.
REFORM Against RADICALISM

N+
Toe President al Campaign for 1872 has
opened. 1t will be the most exciting that has
occurred since 1910.
The contest for the Presidency is between
Horace Greeley and Ulysses S. Grant. The
AVALANCHE will support Greeley and Brown
on the Cincinnati platform.
The campaign AVALANCHE, containing forty
columns of reading matter, will be fhrni she'd
to the 10th of November, or for any shorter
time at the following low rates. rFg
one ) so
NNltto''''' - s.ss.ss '...s....... . w
twenty-five copleS.".".","""."........ 10 90
No back numbers furnished. An subsctip-
tons will begin from date Of receipt of remit
lance. Send in your orders at once, Remit
tances may be made, at our risk, by draft on
Memphis, postotice order II registered letter.
Address AVALANCHE,
Memphis, Tenn.
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Louisville Industrial EXpoSi ion

We have received an invitation tC
attend the grand National Industrial.
Exposition, which opens in Louis.
vile, Kentucky, September 3d and
continues until October stl, 1872
This exposition win attract to Louis
vile thousands OF people from every
section Of the west aud southwest
aud an opportunity will be enjoyed
Of examining the evidences Of tn,
great progress made IN this country
N the art, inventions aud manu,ac.
lures. Nearly every State il th,
Union will exhibit its work, aud
consumer and manufactures viii be
enabled 10 Judge Of the wants and
resources Of the country. Reduced
fares on railroads and steamboat.
have heen arranged, md ample hote.
Accommodations secured for all whc
attend.
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WANTED---"Business Men.

The above cut Isl perfect representation of
the NEW WILSON Iundei feed) SHUTTLE
MACHINE, which makes "s:itch alike on both
sides which viii not rip or ravel, and uses
straight needle with perpendicular motion, and
moves the work directly from you instead of
to the right or left. The machine runs light
and rapidly, and will do 10 perfection every
variety Of family Sewing and tailoring, and
light manufacturing on leather werk. n Over
10000 Of the machines are now in daily use
and 1t is no, experiment to buy one, or to en-
gage in the sale Of the m The sole agency
for any town or county is desirable a%cquisi-
ton TO other business, and will greatly in
creass The nerehaas's profits. send for .our.
terms and c~irrulHrs, with samples of'n OH. and
please state where you noticed our ADVERTISE
me /. Addrlss
BEACH & SUTHERLAND.
iuEs Sa5 Nain street. Mtmphis. Tenn.
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lnt
~ accordance ufh fhs afHsaf
such eases made aud proviial ns|
undersigned. REGISTRAR n
eonniy, Mis,issippi, do brsby
notice that ihey will be- NJ ts !.
following named placcs 10
county. on tbe dates given AZ
for the registration oi an On
qualified therefor asd not pre-, IL
registered, to-wit :.
At Pauola, August l0& -. "a
At kobina, August II 4 q a.,
At CORTLAND, August % 4 IA
Al Elliolts Mills, Aug. 20 "a. i,
At spriugport, Ais. % \ q. 10
At Pleasant Mount, Sept. 2&s. Ia,
At Como, September I 4 5. less
At Longtown. sept. 8 & I, Ia
At Peach Creek, Sept. 9 4 10. ~
AtSardis, Sept. II, II, 13&14. Iha
According to Article ~ Of 10
above act, we hereby incorvGe
with this notice section I q rol
same:
Sec. Z. The Board Of Registration
matters pertaining to their registration d
be couseryators Of the peace and empov-
arrest and cause to be imprisoned In The, q
Jail, when necessary, all persons obsr.
their registration, intimidating, threater.
fraudulently contriving to prevent any an
entitled thereto from registration. N
riots, disturbances or quArrels at the pJn|
registration, or otherwise interfering tha; !
to prevent OF delay the Registrars in ts
charge Of their duty, and all such csne
shall be punished as misdemeanors una
Criminal Code; and said Registrars All \
powered to call upon all Sherilis, Conra|
and their Deputies and all other Peaces
and when necessary, other citizens, 10 ala
assist them in enforcing the laws and In
peace and suppress disturbances and n
the offences enumerated. And this ~
shall be published and posted with eyer,s'
tee to hold registration.
W. OVID MABRYO n,
STEPHEN JONES Boar
JOS. SIMMONS, Regeel
jul27-4w
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DAB. M 1872
a. r., d. ...........
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tI..r
..l
r.It
,.-l. ,,.3. u.
lyr every o,,c h familiar with NE
n,.,.,..oJ .nar,.ln,....,
malc tp establish sod 4ch ol- hero:
but, as a means Of proving what !
rlcum tl br the ou}, Oca4oblr piau,
shall necessarily have somewhat
TO suy Ut lhum. And, let me say
IN the outset, | do not do $40 as IN
ANY manner attemptinsto III pa rage
parties who may have taught here .
but, on the other hand. from the
best information ! have, we have
been ble.t with talent and quulilica.
lions Of the first order.
rheu it does Seem that u town Of
the population OF Sardi., emround,
ed by so much wealth, and having
such fine local advantages, should
snpport. ot least. two GOOD schools.
and by good schools mean such
mwir not only command thosupport
ofthe town. bnt Of the county. aud
even other counties
Th,o ol or, f,n.ii,r ..;,L l,
system or plan beretoioro pursued,
and are also familiar with thetre,
suIt3, let u' thcn at once turn to my
Theory as Andy johnson SAID OF
my policy
First, there must be something to
recommend ihp 4ph al hpuilny Tia
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The new hotc' built BY us. Ladl
IN Grenada, isto be called the"WaI.
thall House," in honor of that gal
liant soldier and gentleman, Gen. r.
G. Walthall, The hotel will be in
charge Of Mrs. A. VILE, our Young
friend Billy Kennedy being head
clerk.
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U;dFChaGEp and .EClrCEtF,

lo,2.
Total expenses for boarding, washing,
fuel, lights and attendance, with
English and Classical tuition for
hVe monthS.,"""."..- ....."""".. $3.50 90
The same, including French",..... 1l2 so
Tuition ii Music and Art Departments, usual
rates. Prof I'M Riggs, highly recommended
as q skjlIful instructor, will be music director.
The attainmcnts Of Its graduates and the ex-
celIent quality Of its patronage, attest the eff.
cient training, in English, Classics, Music and
Fine Arts secured in this College.
Boarding pupils enjoy the unprecedented
privilege ofstudying in their own rooms by
good fires, Apply for catalogues.
y. G, BURNEY,
jul20-lm Secretary.
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Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS letters of administration on the
estate If Calvin Hooper deceased, WIRE granted
Pamela county, Mississippi, at the April
Term thereof;
Now a persons having claims against said
estate, will present the and havt the same
allowed and registered within the time allowed
by law or the same viii be barred.
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TUE sru DAY OF JANuARY, 1921

Notice IL hcteny given to all parties having
against The estate Of said testatrix, to
their claims and have them registered
Ia The office OF the Clerk Of the CHANGER
Court OF Said county within the time prv-
by law, or they will be forever barre |.
JOHN r. DICKENS.
ta2f.iN Exeeater.
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ChanCCry Notice.

No 434
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5a K4NT77G " $40 sgY
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-02
Killed by u Water.Spout.

Those who have ever witnessed
wnter-spout will bear testimony to IL
appalling nature. BY some 1t ~ sup
posed 10 be formed by whlrlwind o.
extreme intensity, wbilo others ascrib'
it to nm electric origin, II occurs fol
| the most part At sea, but sometimes alst
on shore, aud particularly in rocky fast
nesses, though generally in the neigh
borhood of water One of these curious
phenomena occurred on the Central
stage road, in Golden-Gaie Gulch, Col
orado. People residing in that vicinity
report having seen, just above the higher
mountains, numerous dense clouds, from
which conlcal pillar, resembling con.
densed vapor, was seen to descend, and
almost simultaneously deafening peal
of thunder was heard. MIR. Jack Virden,
wife, and his sister, and Miss Blood,
daughter of Lyman G. Blood, all OF
whom reside some five or six miles up
tue canon, had been to Goldon. and
were returning home in double car
riage md had reached the point indi
Gated above, when the peal OF thunder
came, and the water-spont dispersed.
\ moment before they had passed Fred.
Buckmap, who had pulled his team on to
an elevated spot of ground, and was
shelterng himself, under a ledge OF
rocks, from the approaching storm.
Presently violent commotion, with con
fusion Of sounds, like the tumult Of the
elements was heard high up in the
mountains. Then came a tremendous
torrent of water, bearing trees and
powders, and calculated to astOnish and
terrify by its magnitude, force and vio'
lence The horses took fright, and. shy
ing to one side, upset the carriage. and
all occupants were pitched into the bot
tom of the gulch. In an instant, as it
were, and before they could recover their
feet, the wave. with perpendicular
breast of ten or twelve feet, was upon
them, and licked them up like the sands
of the gulch. Mrs. Virden clung to her
husband, and he, bya miraculous chance
got hold of limb, and held fast until
the food subsided. The poor girls
Misses Blood and Virden, aged respec-
lively twelve and fourteen years-were
less fortunate They were carried down
by the mighty current. to an appalling
death After the turrent had exhausted
It's fury, and search for the bodies had
been instituted, that of Miss Blood,
mutilated beyond recognition, was found
buried in the sand, all bnt one foot.
about half mile below where the acci-
dent occurred Her skull was completely
denuded in places, and her body was
frightfully gashed. It is singular fact,
that Lyman G. Blood. her father. who
had been down the valley. and was re-
turning on horseback, when the accident
took place, and had joined Buckman in
the search for the bodies, was the first to
discover the corpse of the girl, though it
is still more singular that he did not
her, for he supposed her to be
at home. The body OF Miss Vlrden was
recovered some three miles below the
disaster. where it had lodged against
tree. and was stripped of its clothing
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-02
Elections.

The elections during the present yeal
will be held at follows
Kentucky, August 5.
Montana Territory, August b.
Utah Territory, August 5.
New Mexico Territory, September l.
California, September 2.
Vermont, September 3.
Maine, September 8.
Colorado Territory. September 10.
Dakota Territory, October s.
Indiana, October s.
Iowa, October 8.
Nebraska, October 8.
Ohio, October 3.
PENNSYLVANIA, October 8.
South Carolina, October 10
West Virginia, October "a
Alabama, November 5.
Arkansas, November 5.
Delaware, November B.
Florida, November 5.
Georgia, November 3.
Illinois, November 5.
Kansas, November 3.
Louisiana, November 8.
Maryland, November 5.
Massachusetts, November 5.
Michigan, November 5.
Minnesota, November B.
Mississippi, November 5.
Missouri. November 5.
Nevada, November B.
New Jersey, November 3.
New York, November 5.
Tennessee, November 5.
Virginia, November 5.
Wisconsin, November 5.
Arizona Territory, November s.
District of Columbia, November n.
The Presidential election will occur II
Ill the States on the 9th day of Novem
Der.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-08-02
Drifting Away.

Drifting away-drifting away
BABY IL leaving mo every day,
Sailing far out on the treacherous sea
Who're the bright glories OF woman-life be,
Yes, on the hour-ripples, day after day,
Bsny, my darling, IL drifting away
Drifting away-drifting away
Every morn loses a golden ray,
Every night twineth shade, less fair,
over the tangles OF clustering hair.
Yes. on the hour-ripp es, day after day
Baby, my darling, 10 drifting away
prftng away-driting away!
Sailing and singing o, bright little fay
n the true strokes OF thy silyer-tipped oar
Float back 20 echo or nemory's shore
los on the hour-ripples, day after day,
Baby. m, darling, is drifting away
Drifting away-drittlng away
Wonderful words can the dainty lips say,
Wonderful tasks can the busy hands do,
Wonderful journeys 90 tiny feet true;
Yer. on the hour-rippes, day after day,
Baby, nv Iarllng, is drifting away
Drifting away-drifting away
Baby is leaving me every day,
Steering far out on the treacherous sea
Whore the bright glories Of woman-life be p
Yes, on the hour-ripples, day after day,
Baby, my darlin is drifting away