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New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

FOR LIVERPOOL,
VIA QCRENsTowS7.
CARRYING THE Z. S. MAILS
THF LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM CoMPANT
dps'eh cir a'telsss, n Iron steamships
FROM PIER No. 10 N. R. livery "WEDNESDAY
follows;
WYOMING cspt. wHIsssAI... ......,. March 20 u2;Np n
MINNESOTA Capt. MORGAN. hsEen n 1880 p Il.
IDAHO C,pt PslCR.......,.,...,f..Ap .Apnl 3 c1;W o. n
MANHATTAN Cayt j. B. PRIcs....ApH 10, it2So
WISCONSIN Capt T. W. FErExAS April H. at 100
EEvADA Capt FORsTTE.,...".......Apnl D. al !Jo n
Cabin passage $50. gold
stee,gs passage tores No. % Broadway, go, currency
For Ecis or cabin oasssge, sppyto
VIZ l. u. e7
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

" III u IN LINL.
NEwYORK CORK. AND LIVERPOOL.
NEW AND FJLL-POW ERED sTEAAShIPa
THE SIN LARGEST Ia THE WoRLD
ocRAyIC BALTIC. ADRIATIc,
REPUBLIC CELTIC ATLANTIC,
$500 burisn-3.eO0 h. o. ssh.
Sailing New Yort SATURDAYS FROM Liverpool THURS
DAYS andC Cork Ha arbor the dsy following
ATLANTIC. SATCRDAY March 30. 800 a
BALTIC, SATI RDAY, April D, at 4:JO D. H.
OCEANIC. SATURDAY, April - al goo
From the White stst Dock Psvcuis Ferry Jersey City
all caJ unryasd,
SAFETY. SPEED. AND COMFORT
saloons mdship
rher. felt ACCOMPANY
hess
hArES-s.oon go gold Steersgs $50 Those
ing send hr friends from the Old County Obtain eess
prepaid o-rtscsies Z % currency.
hooked all % Hamburg
Sorssy Sweden Inia, Australia CLina ke
Excursion tickets granted st lowest
Drafts ron - ap~am.
For plans and other Apply az Companys
ohces No. l9 Brosdwsv. N-~-iorh j. Il. SPARKS. Agent
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14


. we doubt the propTiety of using the rack,
uethunbscrew The political gui0tne 0r the suppress
Vu Oi political scAlemGics. All good republicans, all
aHeflcah- n fact. de-IrOus that Our Government
oul1 De true 10 er international obi cations. We think
a tihlnenuy proper, therefore, that when runOrs
iebt nat Alne mean officials have been compromising
10 40 important matter, that We should make ha-te
Know The exact truth 30 that unfoIuded -uspici0ns
nay Dc disslpated or unfatbfu officials rebukei The
eur'e ~ the Republicans ia The Lower House OF Con
s'sh on the subject Il 10 be especially commended
prompt lnyestgat demanded and tc country /.
-. . setting the benefit OF n through a House Com
frss,,-e, while Senators waste their strength iu
a.uess wrdDRes, during which the main question is
-. sght OF in che heat OF personal yifupera-
IIoh Ih The Commissioners plan Of Civ Service
~ sVim Z. deyke proposed Tor promoting honesty and
benl'y III The ,'Gbllc service. All hrpULllcans-and
pn, 100, t)r that mdttcp-faYOr the principle.
a., tafp ntei aXy les, Il Republican becsue he diff
ihs .aoil the President and NJ 1rumbull concerning
t0n go methOd OF carrying out The Prncple l. Fen
d. EepubleaB because he belieyed, what has
eoihe panifests that gross corruption and abuse
LEI !, ~ lh eonLsstlon WIN the NegYork CrstOiLhoasei
opp,,' DOfie IN, mind that the dlf' Of
In eAhtng on these subjects az WastinetO 10
shd ,a among the Bcpubiicans every state city
po ~ uhe nation, and - make either Of hem est
Our Veal otthodoxy s0rend tue party into fra gInenis
Nv sl Tor peace. NJ. 10. peace That j. secured
'he thoughts VI sllencms the tongues o. our
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

Ueobins CARDS, G,s.
AT WM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. t0i Full
- ton-t-H EDDIEG CARDS aud FEsE STATIONERY lEsAb
bshed 1851
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14


Nhat then Is the interest and duty Of Penn
tNda Republicans Manue-tly to rally in the sup
Ift OF he cant 4ate II tAe party Who. being sound
w question Il Prot Cton, combines Ia tie h ghest de-
- tnr clements Of party and popular strength. Ia
.Fyuent Gen. Grant i- that candidate. In fac1 he E
ht ii'r.y Ic.rTrd 10y majority Of the Republican
ATTY, tsi any otlD Republican candidate l. quite out
~ tEt cue >'nn. ana other ha- been prominently pre-
,ehtQ. We DO DOT . guire the fact mat undercur
teLt "t opposite 90 ni- Admul-tratlOn exists; and
.sf reader, know that distinguished republicans,
VIC have deserved well Of the country and
Yefy, are ID active hostility 10 him IN Con
tes' and elsewhere. lt nay be conceded that
tie Administration has failed to give satisftc-
Won " The entire Republican party; but II IL note
it1y idci that even those WhO nave a-rallcd 70 with
Ae sLarICt criticism Lave equally dl-cniued inpUta-
.Vh Oh Tie patriotism and integrity Of the President
- Grant views on tne question ~ Protection
.Iey ,ai>fa'tory 10 Pennsylvania Republican and his
nAhealF and Civil service Reform rrcomiue n3atl0ns
esbt 10 satisfy the most advanced Republicans every
.leIe We tLnk IL may be safely airned that amid all
c uutfchce- 81 opinion Oh this subject, and nOtwitl
.ehng the violent opposition al all times made
eater or ess extent ia certain quarters. majority Of
-. ps"le ~ tue United states have Always BEEN and
se nov, IN favor Of the Protective policy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-12-21

Res b esa > snzisia assitsf
Dlsna. u.s. a. lis ffms ofc -
va enssf sai NtfeaaIA mal
hsss lea deceived y asiaaI
ssat a. he @as i.ms ~ fim a
coefu a Va be- tssa saisrsi a
y. ~ , q ilaIi. IT, asaulsrtAs
position 10 ~ hfm lately osestlsa
~ Col . q. spsnssr These ehssr
e haze been tfosght sbsai b. tas
SEES considerations aiops. .iih the
s;fossssi ssFslmsnis Of COED viii
ssd s7isal fssgst existing smeae
the parties. Col 3 q. Spencer III
souiihss the pFsesiss Of be proiss.
sion 81 thi. place
We cannot refrain from ofIsfitg
oar comments spon this business
change, in expressing the highest
ssnss 81 respect for these gentlemen,
aud that with their integrity and Hne
business capacity, cannot fail 10 be
appreciated By the community In
which they live, no matter whs.
business relationship may exist be-
tween them.
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Tribute or Respect.

At a regular communication of
Pamela Lodge No. 66, Dec. IL, 1872,
the following resolutions were passed:
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
God in the inscrutable but wise dis
psnsation of his providence to re-
move from a life of usefulness aud
from our midst our worthy and be-
loved Brother, Garland G. Nelson,
Worshipful Master of this Lodge,
therefore be it
Resolved, That in this irrepara,
Bile loss Masonry has been deprived
of one of the brightest lights that
beautify and adorn the tie Of the
mystic brotherhood; the community
of a citizen useful, intelligent and
kind, ever ready to counsel forbear'
ancs and charity to the over-zealous
and hasty, glad to encourage the
weak and depressed, and quick to
uphold the unprotected ana Irlenu-
less. With a heart full Of the milk
Of human kindness, he wal anxious
to forgive an injury Or to rectify I
wrong; utterly without malice, ant
free as it is the lot Of humanity t.
be from prejudice or undue bias
He gave to the fraternity as Maste
an exempllfcation Of true Masoni
character-a fair and impartial rul
ing. wise and discreet in counsel
|. firm and kind in execution, frcel
!, deyoting his time and sacrificing hi
interests to the good Of his fellow
creatures; hs made up il his life a
example Of the full measure Of u
: duty.
Resolved, That we tender on
; heartfelt sympathy to the family
: our deceased brother in this the hor
Of their dsep affection, and hoE
that through the mercy OF him WI
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LOTS IN THE TOWN OF pAYoLA.
Chancery Notice.

NO. 474.-
The State Of n ississippi Pamela county-Chan-
Gerry Court Of said county. At Rules before
the Clerk and Master Of said court, at his
Office In the town Of sardis, this first Mon
day (4th day. Of November, 1872.
Monroe Pointer, Grd'n- VS.. Sallie Pointer 81 al.
Upon affidavit filed with the bill in this
cause, II appearing TO the satisfaction of the
court that the defendant, Caroline TAFT, is a
nonresident of the State Of Mississippi, and
resides at Columbia, State Of Tennessee, so
that the ordinary process Of this court cannot
be served upon her4
II Is ordered that this cause be set for hear
ing on the first day Of the next term Of this
court, to be held at the courthouse Of Pamela
county, State Of Mississippi, in the town Of
Sardis, on the second Monday in January,
1874, and that sad defendant Is hereby d.
rec,el 10 appear before this court at said time,
and plead, answer or dem9r TO the complain
ants bill, filed against her and others In said
court.
1t is further ordered that a copy Of this or
der be published once a week for four consec-
utive seeks in the weekly Pamela STAR a
public newspaper printed and published In tn,
I town Of Sardis, in this county.
This done and ordered the 4th day Of No
vember, 1872.
J.. C. HARRISON,
Cooper b Spencer Clerk.
I Sol's for complts nol5.4v
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Pigeon Shooting Match.

The number of parties to make
up the requisite amount, $3.50, to
pay for the fine double barrelled
breech-loading Parker shotgun,
was not secured on Wednesday last,
and consequently the match for the
gun was postponed. However, the
following gentlemen entered into a
match for a fine silver cup--the re-
suit Of the shooting being opposite
their names. They wsre shooting
"gyro' pigeons, and the number of
shot striking being counted. Two
birds were sprung from two differ
ent traps at the same time.
o. d. S~ledge--toar shots, striking
all the birds, counting "a shot.
l. N. D%avis--four shots, striking
all the birds, counting Il shot.
A. r. Ilowe-four shots, striking
all the birds, counting 80 shot.
Granville Jones-four shots, strik-
ing two birds, counting 81 shot,
DR.. j. Cartsr-iour shots, strik-
ing all the birds, counting 40 shot.
N. K. Sledge, Jr.-four shots,
striking three birds, counting 80
shot.
f. E. Jones-four shots, striking
all the birds, counting 68 shot.
J. G. Harrison-four shots, strik~
ing all the. birds, counting 81 shot
w. D. M%iller-tour shots, strik-
ing two birds, counting % shot.
Simpson--four shots, striking
all the birds, counting 80 shot.
Major Howe winning the prize by
striking all the birds and counting
SO shot marks.l
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-12-21
Mound City Life Insurance Com
pany Of NJ. Louis.

We had the pleasure Of q call from
Mr.. A. NJ. Britton, the President,
and T. G. Caskin, Esq., Financial
Agent for Memphis OF said compa-
ny last week. They spent several
days in Dur county looking after the
interest Of their company. These
gentlemen are ever welcome in our
midst, as they represent one of the
best regulated and most popular in
surance companies doing business
in our State. Mr. Britton is yet q
young man, but of many years ac-
tive business experience, and is well
versed in the history and manage
ment of life insurance companies.
He has that easy pleasant style of
manners yet full of quiet dignity
that wins the confidence Of every
one. The business OF these gentle
men was to secure subscriptions to
stock in the comrauy-the compa-
ny having changed the plan Of doing
business from mutual participation
to joint stock, which will 60 into OPP
Grafton on the LIST day of January
next. The advantages claimed by
stock rates over mutual rates are
said to be very great, and that the
manner of doing business is much
more satisfactory and certain to all
parties. We will publish the views
of this company upon this subject in
a few days, and the argument made
is conclusive in its character.
Pollcy-holdsrs having taken poll
cies under the mutual rates will not
be required to change their policies
unless they desire it. By this pros
porous company changing their mans
ner of doing business is an argu-
ment in favor of the stock rates, as
experience has shown them that the
mutual plan is neither satisfactory
to themselves or the assured. Mr..
E. Ii. Bennett, at Batesville, repre-
sents this company in this county.
We are satisfied that he is one of
the best posted agents in the South,
and has been highly successful in
securing policies for his company;
has given satisfaction to policy>
holders with whom he has done
business, aud we refer all parties
who desire to be informed in life in
surance to Mr.. Bennett.
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DIED.

BRYANT-At Longtown, on Saturday,
I4th inst, Mrs Jane Bryant, wife Of John
Bryant.
CANNON. At Como, on Monday, 18th inst,
Mrs. Maggie Cannon, wife Of W. Il. Cannon
CAMPBELL.-At the residence Of James 8.
Campbell, near Star Place, in this county, on
the 18th December, Mrs. NJ. J. Z. +. Campbell,
wife of Leroy Campbell.
She was comparatively a stranger
IN our midst, yet she left examples
worthy of imitation. As a wife,
Christian friend and neighbor, she
filled her station well, and met the
King of Terrors with resignation
giving every assurance to her weep
ing family and friends that the an
Choir Of her hope was sure and stead
fast. May we all SO live and die.
A FRiESD.
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The Holidays.

We take pleasure in publishing
the following agreement made by
our merchants, and would commend
the example to our country mer-
chants as being one that all ought to
adopt:
We the undersigned merchants
of Sardis, believing that Christ
mas day should be observed
as a general holiday, and wish.
ing to give our employees an
opportunity of enjoying the f%estivi>
ties incident to the occasion, agree
to close on houses on Christmas
day. Patrons take notice.
Ballentine, Hefin & Co.,
T. J. Hunter & Co.,
S. III. Gunter,
llightower & Butler,
Up. Ryan,
j. f. Lavender,
J..R. Jackson,
f. NJ. D. Bonner,
s. G. Spain,
w. E. Conner. 2w
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IncendiarismS.

|rhe Clubhouse Of Mr.. Sanford
|lbourn, near Mt. Pleasant, was
|rned on Friday night Of last week
eh fifteen bales Of cotton. The
Fton principally belonged to par
Is who had hauled it to the gin
|uss to be ginned, This is the
brk Of an incendiary and il the
pity parties or party can be ascer-
Pned, we would advise lynch law,
these offenses are becoming toe
equent in this section of country
bis is the third loss Of the kline
l,tained by Mr.. Wilbourn within
last three years--he having hat
No fine residences burned upon tn
lme plantation. Some fsnd in hu
shape is evidently bent on tn
sstruetion Of Mr.. Wilbourn's prop
rty, and our citizens should all ex
rt their influence to ferret out an
\ the commission Of such damna
's crimes upon the guilty party.
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E. BRILLIANT,
$50 REWARD.

strayed from the suhscf iber's place. ls miles
east OF Baiesville, Miss on the 18th, two nfA
dunn sire mare mnlcs, one a bay fonr or fire
years old, "A or t4l hands high with a writ
over the right ey. and a white spot on Tbe
baek; the other mule is a dark roam Eve or sly
years old l4i or Is hands high, with a spot at
the root Of her tail. They are both 10 good
order. When they were last heard Of they
were one mile south Of Belmont. will pay
The above reward for their delivery 70 me, OF
ten dollars for information concerning said
mules that will lead 10 their recovery.
W SBEDGE, Como, Miss
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-12-21

We specially invite the attention
Of our readers TO the ~following card,
and, having seen the stock Of goods
kept by these gentlemen, we can
say, without doubt, tina, II is the
finest of the kind ever brought to q
Southern market;
We invite your inspection Of the
finest stock of fancy goods ever Of
fersl in this city. Our line Of Berlin
zephyr wool, embroidery materials,
worstsd embroideries, etc, is cons
plete. and we offer them at less than
New York price. We make spe-
cialty Of holiday gifts, writing desks,
work boSes, music boxes, albums,
bronze figures and vases; glass, por-
celain and Parian ware, India goods,
etc. A large end varied assortment
of tool chests, games, tea sets; wax.
rubber and china dolls, and the
most interesting toys to DO found
Our prices this season are very, very
low. Elliott 4 Ridgely, 2l9 Main
street, near Adams, Memphis, Tenn
dec14-2w
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Game, Fish. and OYSTER Depot.

Victor D. Fuchs, No. Al jefferson
street, keeps constantly on hand the
largest supply of fresh game, fish,
and oysters to be found in Memphis.
He is the largest dealer in Memphis,
and VIZ know that he is in every re-
spect reliable and prompt in filling
orders. Send to him for your holt
day eatibles, such as the iattcd tur-
key, v%enison, ducks, bear meat,
quails, fresh fish, oysters, celery,
etc. dec21 2t
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-12-21

be Board of Supervisors had
! regular meeting on Monday
Ito receive the delinquent land
hnd to appoint a special poll-tax
bctor. The list Of delinquent
Is amounts to two hundred and
'en tracts, but the personal
has been very closely collected,
70 being not over fifteen hun,
4 dollars delinquent. There is
eighteen hundred dollars de-
luent poll-tax. The Board o.
pervisors ordered citation to issue
parties delinquent for land tax
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-12-21

II you want good yellow pine
lumber of any kind for building
purposes, and heart pine, well-curb-
ing, etc, apply to G. Clark, sardis.
He can fill any bill that you may
want on short notice.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-12-21

We are in receipt OF a letter from
Brewer & Tileston, the publishers OF
Worcester's Dictionaries. They re-
port that their publishing house was
burned in the great Boston fire, but
that they were able to save the cleo
trotype plates Of the dictionaries, and
have opened a new office at ia
Washington street, Boston. These
dictionaries are standard authority,
and no library is complete without
an unabridged copy of Worcester's
Dictionary.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-12-21

MORE VALUABLE THAN TREASURY
NorEs.--How that old cynic, Sam
johnson, would have revelled
through Webster's massive new un-
abridged! How he would have
ploated o, er its magnificent letter.
press and its illustrations, beautiful
as new Treasury notes, and much
more valuable to the student. The
Merrimans have incurred a fabulous
expense in having the whole work
rewritten, reset, recast, and repub>
lished. 1t is not a mere revision
but a reconstruction. To insure *
cellence in typography, il Gomez
from the Riverside Press, which II
all that need be said about it's me
chanical execution. 1t is a marvel
lous specimen Of learning, labor, re
search and taste. II 10 BY far 81
greatest literary work Of the age
TBaltimore American.
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ARMIsTEAD-ARMISTEAD.- AT the res
idence Of the brides mother, near Star Place,
on Wednesday, 18th inst, at 4 o'clock, by the
Rev. G. B.. Young, Mr.. II. G. Armistead, 9f
Tuscumb;a, Ala, and Miss Kate Armistead, Of
this county.
Our congratulations are most heartily aI-
tended the bridal party, and we only regret
that we are to lose so charming a lady citizen
from our county, but what is our loss 10 the
inestimable gain of the happy Alabama
Qroomsmfn.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-12-21

|@rAL vrsrTArios.-Ths Right
n. N. Green, D. d., Bishop Of
will visit sardis on the
22d inst. There will be
on Sunday at 8 a. m, II q.
7 0. m. AT the IL o'clock
!. the Right Rev., the Bishop,
the apostolic rite Of
and celebrate the. Holy
sriit.
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Half sheet

oil publish only a bali sheet
I Christmas week, TO give our
r. few days Of holiday.
|. an i~mmemonal custom 10
printing Offices, and our pa
n. know, will not grumbls st
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-12-21

Attention is called to the terms Of
|ale offered by Mr. J. NJ. Anderson,
|or his valuable plantation. He
piers the place for s22 so per acre,
cash and balance in one
Pnd two years; or at $50 per acre,
pnd half cash and balance in twelve
months with ten per cent. inter-
est.
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rnIIm MEmn.

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-12-21

arrow EscApB.--Sam Peterson
taking down an old building
lr. W. s. Randolph, was on the
/ of the house, when unexpect-
1T gave way and fell, joists, raf-
logs and all falling to the floor,
remarkably, he escaped with
a few light bruises.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-12-21

Col. Paul b. Bsrringsr, Of Oxford,
paid US . visit this week. lie Is
visiting our county, looking after
bis planting interests. lie gave US
a. q msmento Of old times, a bill Of
the Mississippi Union Bank, issued
May Let, 1889, which had been in
his possession Thirty years. These
promises to pay" are scare in our
State now, though their history has
brought the only shame upon the
proud name of our State, the only
blot In its history. The history of
the Union Bank is a part of our
State history, and whenever a note
OF its issue is shown to any citizen,
the tinge Of shame reses to their
cheeks at the thought of repudia.
ton.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-12-21

Our citizens will find it to their
interest to call upon S. II. Gunter
to purchase their holiday goods,
groceries and Christmas presents.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-12-21

Nc J. j. fesrson. Of i~aisssll.s.
has rsessily opened seoaplsis stock
q ss~ Eoods. embracing ne follow
log Ines Js~siy Of al kisds, gold
snd silver wsfcbss. the iarEss, 80.
sortmsui Of clocks In iks eosniy.
musiesl INSTRUMENTS. musieal goods
Of 81 xinds. And also has q iull
line Of sonisetionsriss.
All kinds Of repairing On watches
and clocks promptly attended 10. I,
will pay those wishing anything in
biz line Of business, 10 call and sx-
anime bis stock.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-12-21
|ertainment for the Holidays.

L learn that the friends of the
Church will give an en-
Iinment during the holidays,
Of Christmas tree, Fair,
suppers, to he held Tues
Wednesday and Thursday
h, at the courthouse. We COM
! this most cordially to all, and
that all liberal hearted and
citizens will patronize it, and
the courthouse will be filled
night. The tree is free to
ybody, to put articles on for
friends.
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We acknowledge the reception of

We acknowledge the reception OF
& c. Merriam, publishers of
Webster's Dictionary, at Spring
field, Mass, a copy of the una
bridged Dictionaries of the edition
Of 1872. 1t is a magnificent work,
complete in every part, and no stu
dent can find aught to complain OF
in it's authority or completeness
These Dictionaries, with one other
exception, are the exclusive stand
ard authority in the United States.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-12-21

band of sneak thieves made a
ion Water Valley on Saturday
|, entering a number eff houses
stealing money, clothing and
Ibles.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-12-21

We are indebted t, the managers
Tor an invitation to attend u cctil.
lion party, 10 be given by the young
men Of Seaatobia, on the evening Of
|.he 2Gth inst.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-12-21

|ere will be a ball at Batesville
night at the Masonic
given by the young men of the
1t promises to be a brilliant
Fine baud of music, refresh
!, and scores Of pretty girls are
enough to cause us to
our attendance q fixed fact.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-12-21
ArAHp.

AL in. nd changing ny bus
nsss, ! earnestly request 81 That are
indebted 10 me 10 cows and settle
heir accounts. Az that are mo-,
settled by the isi LAY Of January
will he pot IN suit Hsspei'y.
L. II. Mucurtt.
Baissvills. Miss., Dec. ii, ~ 1t