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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-05-18

Tne TAnLEr.-This sprightly 80,
called women's rights Journal, edit
ed by Mrs. Elizabeth Avery Mcrri-
wether, at Memphis, comes to us
weekly, and while we cannot be
gallant enough to admit that we
have been converter to the doctrine
OF comforting political rights upon
women, yet We arc free to admit our
self an admirer Of the Intellectual
beauty and purity of the writings OF
the fair cditress, and admit that, rid
Of her assumption Of political rights
We most heartily agree in tho"equal
rights" Of woinen to make bright
aud happy the domestic and social
circle by the cultivation of her in.
tollect to the fullest extent, aud the
adornment of her mind with all the
virtues that education, religion and
moral training can give.
rs
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"The Endorsement OF Greeley by
the Democratic or Conservative
State Convention Of Tennessee will
ruin him" il the rcmark made BY
many oi the most devoted followers
&c tile party. u il possible that the
Democratic party is not only power
less to elect its own ticket, bur that
II has become 50 odious that its
Endorsement Of any ticket will damn
IL ii the opinion Of the people? II
this bc 50, we respectfully suggest
that tic party proceed at oncc to
indorse Grant.---A catdnche
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Arkansas can be carried for Gree>
ley and a Liberal State ticket, ii the
Conservative people unite with the
Liberal Republicans and go for"
the corrupt office holders, who are
sucking like vampires the blood from
the vitaIs of the State. Old Uncle
Horace will drive them with 4 whip
of scorpions until they disgorgc, or
turn them over to the contempt aud
indignation Of the people Aua-
ldRche,
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MIR. Voorhees,, of Indiana, is OPP
posed to the indorsing of Greeley
by the Democratic National Convcn-
ton. He is also opposed to that
convention nominating Davis, in,
deed any man, but Dan. Voorhees,.
Dan. and Bob Toombs will agree to
go for Grant before. the campaign is
over. We know several more who
would do their country, the South
especially a great service by coming
out for Graht.-AgdldRchc. ,
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The National Union Lcaguc of
America meet ut Colorado Hotel,
Philadelphia, Thursday next ut two
o'clock. The meeting will be un
important one, and there will be a
full attendance from all parts Of the
country.
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Tho New York Herald thus
acknowledges the existence of the
political revolution: ''1'hcrc Is no
mistake about it-the majority OF
our exchanges, Democratic aud
otherwise, 60 for Greeley ahd
Brown" .aL
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1t has been discovered that Gen.
Hancock, when u little boy, played
with marbles instead OF a little
Ratchet, and that Tom Scott, the
great rrilroad king, was once a dirty
laced printers devil,
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..-. ..- HH" N.
The Tribune OF tho15th publishes
tho following card -
The Tribune has ceased TO be 4
party organ. The unexpected nom.
nation OF its editor Mt Cincinnati
seems to involve it in new embarr
rassment. All must he aware that
the position OF a%journalist who is at
the Same time a candidate is at best
.ilksome and difficult. That he il
fottcred in aetion and restrained in
criticism by the knowledge that
whatever no may say or do is closely
scanned by thousands eager to find
iuit what may be SO interpreted as
10 annoy or pcrplex those who are
supporting him as a candidate, and
TO whom his shackled condition will
not permit him to be s~eryiceable.
The undersigned, therefore, with
draws absolutely from control of the
Tribune, and will henceiorth, 1ntil
further notice, exercise no control or
supervision over IT'S columns.
[Siguedl Horace GREELEY.
The editorial management, of
course, falls on Whitelaw Reid.
The Pilot is beginning again that
old cry Of kuklux outragos, lawless.
ness, etc, hoping as heretofore, to
influence the public mind of the
North and strengthen the adminis>
tration party. The cry of "wolf,"
when there has been no foundation
for it, made so frequently, must at
least cease TO have the desired effect.
Wheni it is seen that the worst me-:
mics Of theState, including the eds
tor of the Pilot, can reside here with
out the fear Of having justice at the
hands of IN outraged people visited
on them-without airy m~olestation
whateyer--and insult and calumni>
ate the people they are forever plum
dering and prosecuting, their asser-
tons that there is no safety here for
Northern men, that there are Ku>
klux and all such vile nonsense, ap>
pear entirely "too thin."-Cunton
Hail, Faa &f
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The original Black Crook is to be
the sensation at the Memphis Thea
tire next week. This grand snectacu-
lar drama viii draw hundreds Of
sight-scers to the Bluff City during
the performance.
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Attachment Notice.


W. r. Moore, surviving partner etc, VS.. r, P
,G-tI< 5aclline.
In the Justices Court Beat No. |.
II appearing to the Court upon affidavit
filed, that said defendant is indebted to the
plaintiff in the sum Of one hundred and fifty
dollars due by note aud further that the said
defendant is a nonresident IL the State of Mis-.
sissippi, and that after diligent inquiry his
present residence aud rostolice cannot be as
certained; Notice is hereby given to the said
defendant, +, 7, Smelling, to be and appear be-
fore tho und rSigned, a Justice Of the Peace in
aud for the State aud county aforesaid, in the
town ~ofSardis, in said county, on Saturday, the
22d ofJune next, 10 faeadf to the said attach
meni, or Judgment will pc eaiered against
him, and the property attached will be sold to
satisfy said debt aud costs. ,sfs,, ysawa
II is further ordered that this notice be pub
lished in the PAMELA STAR Tor FIVE consecutive
weeks. MB
Witness my hand and seal this
L. lsth day q May, 1872.
], CDUVALL, Up.
maIS-DW t uN EEFspEn VE
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Total allowances at this term sl694 Is
Petition Of LII Echols for a change in pub
lie road presented, aud commissioners ap-
pointed.
Petition of A. l. Williams and others for a
change in Pamela and fernando road present.
ed, and commissioners appointed.
The sum of SO. 100 81 Of common school fund
turned over to the board Of school directors
upon their application, the same 10 be dis
bursed for the benefit CT the public schools of
tho county. ri.
A.J Todd appointed public auctionecr for
twelve months.
j. NJ. Gamers account for repairs on Brad
ard Creek bridge not allowed
CIV Harris account for repairs on public
bridge disalloWod. Hm ta-. %. t-
la ?. Cooper and R.. H. Taylor elected attor-
ueys for the board.
a new road was established and ordered TO
be opened FROM Pope's mill to Audcfson's old
place, south Of Yockcaa,
+, Bolrby ouj G.. ". Dyer appointed com.
mis2ionels to ltye r, built the Mclycr bridge,
near Col Ifby's.
An alteration or change in the Pops station
roai allowed,
I'm. Sims appoint ted to have all necessary
repairs made on Holmes Greek bridge.
ovERsEEas or ruBLI0 ROADS APPOINTED:
Charles NJ oGinAe, Henry JaeksoueJ N Glib
son, John Fitzgerald, James Goode, Shale
Wallace, Thomas + Wilson, David Sanders,
William P,tsGay, EF McGetee, James Ray, W
= Carpenter, James, Legg, ] 3 Young, Iohn
Hitchcock, Martin Pi,mau. Peter Wick, William
A ,,lta n,h.,tn.u NNa,r.. Ui.-Ia- -.
Taylor, W W Howe, John A Cooper, CIV Par
tee, John B Bailey, A W Stewart, james Cole
man, Thomas + Brahan, John G Bahan, 7 J
freeman, john lrby,S W Wi bourn, J D Han
son, WE Flantt, Matt Wells r W Miller, IA
McNurray, NJ W Wilbourn, w W Caldwell, Il
G Leigh, W l. Toney, Il w Niendorson, D 7
W)otten, W Z stone, h II Fowler, n I
Wright, J B Mccoy, Henry Wilkins, ] W lrby,
A Todd, N J Benson, BIZ Mitchell, Solomon
Arnold, Robert Holcomh, Harper Kiekles, NJ T
Wilson, james Levers, s L Blanu, G W Dyer,
O W Hagood, II Baker S Bonner, Richard
Butler, L b lrby, VIM Fife, II H Jennings, NJ
Park, r G Balch, D G Youug, Henry Henry,
W I Bell, j II Dickins. ] + Essary, 10 Allen,
Charley King, Robert Harland, I'll Needham.
Jos Mason, L Walton, Robert Sorrels, + i
Morris, Dallas Hibbler, Frank Shaw, R C
Cloud, Thomas Ruiin, David Perry, George
Edwards, A Stands, L $ Sanders, z W Dug
ger, W Keelin, II s Martin, TB Cox, NJ
Moore w G Brown, G W Rowsey, VIM Nc.
Curdy, PIT Patton, B Sparks, B II Paine, VIM
Chamblin, II s Williams, George Hudson, ] A
Baker, W W Miller, A " Capps, W F Harris
Samuel Lamb, G FHubbard, J NJ Oliver, ] D
Houston, J W Davidson, -- Garner, sr, L
D Nickle, B r Tdwell, Henrs Perry, r T Hub
bard, Samuel Heron, Charles Cobb, j P
Rodgers, T a Deaton, Benz McCullar. VIM
cambridge, 10 Weston, JE Cooper, Levi,
cambridge, D i Arnold.
Oversccrs Of the Pamela and Belmont road
ordered to repaii briage.aeross Latlen,s creek
A true abstract, tFfpg83
&c HARRISON,
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Citation N0llsh

No. S7l.-
To Addie Mathews, who resides SgNd1
in the State of Arkansas, apdEAosnI
at-law OF Luther c. Hines, dsceNd:
You are hereby cited 10 appear VIA
Chancery Court of Pamela count
Mississippi, al Tie courthouse Il sill
in the town ofSardis, on the secOnd "A
in July, 1872, then and there to sAv i
if any you can, why the final accOuusdN
A. Hines, Administrators of the eslatsdj
q. Hines, deceased, should not be allSta
approved, and said Administrator dissd
BY order of the Court. Issued April!
1s JOHN O. HARRlsa)
ap27-4w ss8As IN
tN.t AafI4&I
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Stat ement Of the Condition
2 OF THE
ANDES INSURANCE COMPANY,

On the 31st day of DEOEMBEB, 1871.
The name Of the Company is THE ANDES
1t is located in Cincinnati, at 126 Vine street.
The amount of its capital stock is 81, 900, 600
The amount Gifts capital stock paid up ,00O, OO0
The assets Of the Company are as follows:
Cash on hapd and in the hands of
Agents or other persons. ..,..... $130,264 so
Real estate unlncumnered..".." none.
Furniture and f~igxtures and agen.
cy supplies.".."".""..... $4,000 90
Bonds owned by the Company
viz
US. bonds pas value $2l4,6OO
State bonds.........., 62,050
Railroad bonds."-.. 10000
County bonds (Ohio) 5S,6l4
Bonds OF Incorporated
cities Ohio)par val. 5000 "a
Total par valuo........S399J97 "a
Total marketvalue carried out......$399, 753 50
Loans on bond and. mortgage, be-
ing first lien on unincumbeiod
real estate, worth double the
amount loaned. .~.+~.~.@,.-.. AL, 28S. so
k1terest accruedon MORTGAGES call
loans, and county bonds......,. % e45 "a
Debts otherwise secured. ...,. 7e0h2 %
Debts for premiums. .... r915 05e oo
Bills receivable-chieiy assess y
ment notes of stockholders on
account of Chicago fire. ......., .393611 Al
$l,733,674 II
LIABILITIES.
Amount due or not due to banks
or other creditors. ..... none
Losses adjusted and due.......,,,. mono
Losses a adjusted and not due...... none
Losses unadj listed ............, sl3SA 6o Oe
Losses in suspense waiting for
i''.uer piool'."".".~.-""..... none.
All other claims against the Co, none
Amount necessary to insure out
standing risks...--.".","~ 729,48e IS
- -
r rp,at naollltiss.'r.-..-,."-.-~sSG7 1855 81
Inc greatest amount insured in
any one risk, and held bv it
without acknowledgement 81, 5000 90
The greatest amount allowed by
the rules Of the Company
tobe insured in an one city.
town or village.............. No limit
The greatest amount allowed 70
be insured in one block...... No limit
HE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Auditors Office, jackson.
iAdenty Nusgrove, Auditor of Public Ac-
counts Of the State Of Mississippi, do hereby
certify that the Andes Insurance Comnanv
located at Cincinnati, State Of chic. has com,
pied with the requirements Of CHAPTER Is.
Article ., Of the Revised Code Of 1871, Of thts
State, aud the Acts amendatory thereto. 10
regular Agencies Of foreign Insurance Compa-
mes ana oy virtue Of the power vested in me
oy law | hereby authorize R. ". CRuMp.
Agent for said Company at Sardis, in the
county 81 Pamela, to transact business Of In
March, 1879.
Given under my hand and seal
b. 3 of Office, at the city Of jackson.
this -. day Of March, A. d..
lsT2.
II. MUSGROvE,
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
na4-at R. W CRUMP, Agt, sardis, Miss.
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HF.vf44f "a FfA ~ r. r - 4fssssi
~ fet - fFAsyh stsHt Hs
ns flle II 81 gsrna rtt FH
,f AsseHBHs fh A. *n1aafa ~
500 tf. ~ lf i1f ri iHtf isFi DE- 'gfha
tw esHN aAff NJ aia naant = fn y ths
'ssf4flshk 4tfN n itfiauH n Hnha n ssii
s.arts. nfl % tts highest hidlff ~ cash. AT
~ .sss13 ~ tRts espeiksae smlih g.
rsisaf. - In the iaii1sida fs=sf bed lfnis y
~ 4anb'y. i8.xH Tho Rhafm sse'iea Z,
In teshshsp IA sfraass7 eet and levied 90
us he properly u mid defendant 70 saiisiJ
said efc,8fioa and At rosa.
Sale villain tfahl hgafsa
Apr 81 is7z u ozASNE
'maftd SheiiH.
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Sheriff Sale.


Joseph Hoy vs. B. II, Popsand W. BfPope.
In the United States District Court, Northern
District.
By virtue Of a writ Of execution 10 me d.
retted from the clark of the United States
Go urt at Oxford, Miss, in the above case, ! will,
on the first Monday in June, it being the 3rd
day of said month, in front of the courthouse
door in the town ofSqrdis. offer Tor sale to the
highest bidder for cash, the following land, to-
wit The s half of scctiong33, the w half oil
section 90, alid the Il halfbf section so, all in
township 10, range Z, and levied on as the
property of B. H. Pope, to satisfy said exeeu-
ton and all costs.
Sale within lawful hours,
A tsA lJ.H. PIERCE,
maid U. S. Marshal Northern Dist. Miss.
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DRUG STORE.

The attention OF Planters is respectfully in
vi,cd 10 call and examine oar stock, ana we
will assure them iha, oar prices for goods will
be as law as that OF Memphis.
Feb. 20. 1879 JONES 4 YOUNG.
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Ihf stsf rraa a. aaHlsg sii
~ psr osi sa,Ge.
.u. .H UIsDn
On r,l ssi4is teft.
With .f.l ~ fts rnri
atiss efsTrt
~ H1tia 4 Il arssn f la fgt
rtt ifiearf rIr..4a.. saa4s WI ~
~ AFfissf ~ ufft 81 fablhhinn
eaHfihaas uuHae tg.a4a....a..as % Vl
Tod W tarris1a shstlonefy bill Faid
Nhsmhsrlin tu..a..a a.aia.... 10 -
~ q tRatHo aii0HHnre y tirstit
Court ......4..... ~.......... o.. a.s..a 40 ID
TOT. n Glsa suu GiwuIt C1sfk, allow.
~laHanee hr cirruf soart....... %. 81 90.
10 4. " cnpfs for Rhe.beafds.... 0 01.
70 J.. N Oliver. rhuol director atet 81 90
.ToJ " simsant school director act 81 50
20 Hosekhta Wilson 'ipHfy sheriff NJ
election tn November last....... 800
To q. +. Hovrrs deputy shet4fat
election IN November lasi..-.-.., 100
To " ". Smllon roal oveTscer, Tor
use ~ wagon -cphirine bridse... 3 90
To b ~ Simpson, hufyfsg two pau.
pers and cofins for ame.4....~.~ 10 100
To G.. Clarke FIR fence around court
house and jail ground.".-........... 208 o.
w w. y liqgp4 ~ Tepair@ia lssss at@z.
Panoia, lst guartcr..m.Y.,y~. 90J0
To Z. tsanhe sbsrtg het Tor curt
house aud Jail and freight on same l48 90
To Jef Kent putting up and repairing
Evans Greek Bridge. ....-..... 70 90
To s 8, Smith, pauper claim,........ 10 SO
10 Dr. j IN. Wright, rauper claim h. 200
To corporation OF Bate5yille psuper
II 90
To {. n. Gleason, per diem as sci of
board Of school dircctors...........l So %
To II. j. Harding county supt. of
public education, account. .,..... 334 90
70 Tony Boyce for use Of wagon and N
team IN repairing bridged.Aa~... 6 SO
To Freeman Randolph for publishing
notice Of this meeting .a.a......... 500
To Jim Cause, coffin for paupcr..... 7 90
j. W. Perkins, moving paupers to
poor house.. ........" "."..."...... G 90
To Boyle 4 Chapman, printing road
acts and stationery "."".......... "a %
To Appeal Publishing company for
n0tire for bids for courthoase...... 80 90
To Lewis B0yles, special deputy
sheriff At election ............ .,.... 500
To W. s. Hartsfeli, per diem as a
member Of the board. .,.......... 16 30
I .AL-|
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A~~@taT~~nr at
The Democratic party ~so-called,
hive had 10 action, but meet IL Con.
yentiun vt Baltimore % tie pinth,oi
Jsl Il determine thcir course. 30
~ A. We are concerned, We believe
i ms u tLat consention
,pNIsA No bin the ratification o. the
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NEW DRUG STORE.
Como, Miss.

We have gust received and opened. and win
keep constantly "a hand a large, complete and
sell assorted stock Of
Drugs Of al kinds, Medicines,
Paints, OILS, Fine Liquors,
For medicinal purposes and in fact every
thing usually 10 be touud In a first class
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Given under my hand and seal
l.. :. of Office, at the city Of jackson.
this 10. day Of March, A. ID.
lsT2.
II. MUSGROvE,
Auditor OF Public Accounts.
na4-as R. W CRUMP, Agt, sardis, Miss.
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A UNIVERSAL ARTICLE OF FA1TH.-In
these days Of religious contention it has
been thought impossible to indicate an
article of faith upon which all scots and
Glasses were united. There is one, how.
ever, and very notable one, too, viz: q
belief which is implicit and universal in
the paramount efficacy of that matchiess
HOUSEHOLD Tonic AND RECUpERAST,
PLANTATION BITTERs. The constantly in
creasing patronage which it receives has,
il is true, excited the petty envy of Ger.
tain splenetic advertisers Of pinchhaok
panaceas, who hope to make market for
their own stagnant, watery wares, by de-
crying all spirituou. medicinal prepara-
tions. But the public can stomach
neither their arguments nor their pota-
tons, and, consequently, reject these
very weak limitations of the enemy as
entirely too thin!
The "HoUsE. KEEPER" OF OUR HEALTH
The liver is the great depurating or
blood. cleansing organ Of the system.
Set the great honse-keeper of our health
ut work. and the foul oorruptions which
gender in the blood and rot out, as it
we're, the machinery of life, are gradual
ly expelled from tho system. For this
purpose DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery is pre-eminently the article
needed. It cures every kind of humor,
from the worst scrofula to the common
pimple, blotch or eruption. Great eat.
ing ulcers kindly heal under it's mighty
curative influence. Virulent blood poi
sons that lurk in the system are by it
robbed OF their terrors, and by perse-
vering aud somewhat protracted use OF
it the most tainted systems may DO COM
pletely renovated and built up anew.
Enlarged glands, tumors aud swelipgs
dwindle away and disappear under thein-
fiaence of this great resolvent. 1t is
sold by all druggists. DIS 1911
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consideration, that the Speaker appoint
q committee OF fve to be known as
Committee on Rules" governing this
House. sf'-'5
MI. Cannon presented The petitionlof
the Trustees OF Wofford College, asking
q renewal of charter.
Mr. Rice gave notice Of bill to en-
force the provision of the State Consti-
tuition comforting upon the people the
right to elect their own Justices Of the
Peace, and other officers. US
MIR. Giles introduced bill to amend
an ACT entitled can Act to define the
duties of County Treasurers
MIR. j. A. Greene gave notice of bill
to incorporate the Irish Rifle Club OF
Charleston.
The Speaker laid before the House o
communication from the Republican
Printing Company, relative to the work
which they have on hand, and also stat
ing that tho lnjnpctions granted Ey
Judges Willard and Melton, restraining
the payment of printing bills. were
wholly unnecessary, if not indeed farci-
cal, as the late State Treasurer, from in :
ability or indisposition, has not puid or
presumed to pay from the State Treasury
any such bills since the adjournment Of
the last General Assembly; aud thnt, in
consequence Of these facts. the work or.
dered by the General Assembly has been
carried through on borrowed money. ut
t'ruinous rates Of interest and Hacri fees.
Received as information.
MIR. II. B. Myers give notice of bill
to increase tho number of Trial Justices
in the County Of Beaufort.
MIR. Artson introduced q resolution,
1rv1, ,ynt, -.
deration, that 1000 copies of the innu-
gnral address of his ExcGlency tho Co.
vernon be printed for the use of the
members of this House.
"A concurrent resolution to refuse
leave for Introduction Of bills for iucor-
poration was taken up, adopted aud or
dered to the Senate.
RESOLUTIONS relative to appointment of
committee to Investigate tho financial
condition Of the State; to instruct the
State Treasurer to report, daily, state
ment of payments on account Of House,
were referred to appropriate committees.
a resolution that all committees report
back TO the House all bills, ga, within
ten days of date OF references, Was indefi
nitely postponed.
| A message was received from tho So.
nate, that it had laid on tho table con
current resolution from the House to
refuse lenye for the introduction of bills
of incorporation during tho present ses-
sion.
resolution that standing Com mittee
on lietrcnch ment and Reform be ap.
pointed, was adopted.
A concurrent resolution requesting
Commissioners of State Orphan Asylum,
Charleston, to furnish certain informa.
ton, was adopted aud ordered to the
Senate.
At 2.55 P. NJ, adjourned
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The Augusta canal. after it's enlarge
ment, will have water 15O feet wide, aud
fourteen feet deep, with twepty.eieLt
tall-an economical power for manufno-
turing OF over ID, 900 horse power,