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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-02-17
ChancerY Notice.

The State Of Mississippi, |
Pamela county.
Chancery Court, at Rules, Monday February
9th, A. D. 1872, No. 435.
Lea Williamson,
Vg,
NJ. J.. Morris, ct, al.
Upon affidavit FLED in this cause, it appear
ing 10 the satisfaction of the court that the de-
PENDANTS, Miranda Sharpe, and her husband,
j. B. Sharpe, William II, Horton, Robert Hor.
ton and Annie Horton, minor heirs of Claib-
orne Horton, deceased William Horton, Bet
tie Fisher, Ella Phillips and her husband, -
Phillips, Fannie l.. Spicer and her husband s.
s. Spicer, Mary Ryan and her husband G. R.
Ryan, and D. 0. Andrews, minor heir of Min
erya Andrews, deceased, all of whom reside in
the city of Memphis, State of Tennessee also
the defendants John Andrews and James An
drews, who reside at Florence, In the State Of
Alabama; and Laura Baxter and her husband
Nathaniel Baxter jr, and Tennie East and hei
husband Edward East, who reside at the city
of Nashville, in the State Of Tennessee, are al
non. residents of the State of Mississippi, 81
that ordinary process cannot be served upor
them:
Therefore, the said defendants are directed
to appear before the Chancery court of Panoli
county, Mississippi, at the courthouse Of SAT-
county. in the town of Cards, or the secon,
Monday in April, 1872, and plead, answer o
demur to the compliments bill filed in thi
behalf.
1t is further ordered that a copy of this or
der be published once a week, for four consec
utive weeks, IN the Weekly Pamela Star,
public newspaper printed and published in tn
town Of Sardis, in this State.
A true copy, j.. @, HARRISON, Crk.
Eitzgerall & Hall, Solicitors for Complain
ants, float
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Etn t tals IL Of ns fnthIr'
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W.rtb. t1i altai ~ No.. fIf.
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at fht m1.at name n ~
Taps' skiing m sn ssshahgs o.
b, 10 b. polished To- ths ia'afn' n
WDmsbs Hg.t ~ snlsuiagl ih
las sels n uigyihg political priv
0ss~ sai mmun.iiw o., show lha'
ultf tbe oLlsrf aul n.m, wei max
a lN eKtfacta
W. only wish Eo were ie au'O
cfsi n this lard va would catch up
all such hualands. put them ln tie
penlieuliafy, force llom ~ work end
give iho proceeds ~ their families
When our friend, Mrs Cndy Stan
ton. B.. 100 tho Senate, a. w. hope she
" III b. before hong, we shall get bet
10 pat Ia a bill 10 that effect"
That sounds 40 mnch like M IN.
jurcd weman. Hear her again on
this subject
"Individually Ve have never felt
the presence Of unequal laws W IN,
vice customs. Fate has been more
kind 10 us than ~ Thousands Of our
sisters; our path has been less rug
ged, less thorntul than theirs. II
women OF competence and leisure
may not advocate laws mud plans that
will Tighten the hard lot Of less forth,
nate women, who mayl Men, even
the most thoughtful and benevolent,
are too busy "getting money 10 give
time and attention 10 the working
woman's grievances. Men know
that Thousands OF women wear out
their lives in work that brings but a
bare pittance-and thousands cat the
bitter bread Of dishonor-yet what
do they DOR
The terms of subscription are en-,
tirely in keeping with the idea Of
Woman's Rights. We give them:
Terms, cash in advance,
SO 90 year to men.
! 80 to unmarried working women
Is to women who have lazy on
drunken husbands to support.
Advancement in all the DEPART
ments of life is the order of the day
but we cannot appreciate the claims
OF women'to political rights,a above
everything else dear to the Southern
people has been the modcsty of wo.
men in not displaying any of the
bold, unblushing desire to assume
the rights claimed by such charac,
tiers as Cady Stanton, Victoria Wood,
hull, Miss Claflin and other North,
crn women OF not too good report
and we cannot but censureth effort
of any Southern.woma to make
herself conspicuous, as they have
done, by the advocacy of such doc
%trines ms follows the consequence of
women taking such position.
Spiritualism aud FREQ Lovcism
have engrafted themselves upon the
"Woman's Rights m ovoment, and
; you do not find a solitary leader in
tho "Woman's Rights crusade but
who believes in these two Danger
Gus and inviduous doctrines, and we
would warn our lady readers from
catching at Il shadow that looks
bright aud enticing yet whose form
is filled with loathing, corruption and
dishonor. Beware of the so>called
"Woman's Rights"
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Citation se,lt,

The STATE n Mississippi, i n..
FAnals County
Ts Mrs. safAh iaas Eehsi. -
rapsEshsls, Aadie Mar 49,, -
Eehels, saIIie Strong fkaf ~ assa
strong Eehols, minor hssn = ~ eA
Eehels, deceased, sho feslas ! = IN 4
state of Georria- Covlasssz
sad State, being their post aasss u assil
r. n Pope, adninlstfslef n ~
John " Kehois having Sled ~ 4
Court Of Pamela coun J, State 4
hnsl account Of bis administers
tate Of said interstate, and sks
been set down for hearing on lhs A.
term Of said Court to be held 4 l. W
house Of Pancla county, in ths -, !
State Of Mississippi, on The second v.a NJ
April, 1877
You are cited 10 be and spvea,
Court, at said time and place. th,s ~
70 show cause, II any you can. WV 49,
account shall not be allowed and MA
TRAITOR discharged by said Court.
by order of Court, issued Janu.,v /, ~,
J. @. HARRISON q,
L. P. CoofEa, Sol'r for Admir-. ~
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Notice 20 Creditors.

The estate Of ]. D. heKittrick, deceased
having been declared insolvent at the July
form. 1s7l, Of the Chancery court Of Pamela
county, State Of Mississippi, notice is therefore
given to the creditors Of said estate Thai unless
hey come forward and probate their claims
an have them registered in the clerks once
OF said court by the 9th day Of April, 1871
they will be forever barred.
Ty order Of said csart.
i21.4t Il. e. PAkNELL, Aum Il
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Commissioner I

By virtue Of Q decree NM
Court Of Pamela county y AZ
rendered therein on the ia'' rsaai
also Of IN amended Decree ga
9th, 1874, in the suit q 4. n ailep
etc, complainant agaias; |, .ail
al, defendants, No. 3Ss MO-
as Commissioner therein
day, the fourth day Of Ms Y I'D q
town Of Sardis, within bis
sale At public auction 2 y, W.. Y
cash, the following LAND srsa
and described ss the s0u'aI y.
ton 10, township 7, rang ReIs'
js-t7d- y. v
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azsssa fam lks cifsult reafi = Fsaeis
afy Mm mstsl - 90 ess@ = - siatH
- Sal n sew Tas s'ha
.stsas smsasiIak = fso Aasa.ss 80
Ir.ks fflfst Dollars shH est #aa .shHse
~ :, sams. 81 fhfse Hundred and Nla.i
botiar aei Eighty haf ssais ~
Ia soss. / wif. ~ hssaay he flsiih ~ ?.
u,,ss. bsihs tbe afsi hghdsy . so
eli. Ger ~ ale Il me sgaft batss aaef 2
M ,sws II sasila, la The ssia'y si Fsse~
sna 4,.ss a. Mississippi, 70 ibs hlghssi hiaasf
hs a. al the Interest ne above asmsa as
.al,ss. have 70 The following sad 2 III
.AIl Il sssllaa 3, each half Of section ' ~.
ro0d north .ssst quarter 81 section ? ana ,a'
porsh fractional north half Of section ~ N
lie aad being In township 10 range wss'i "
ss'i ,oaaty sad STATE, and sonsaihiag fSslv'
Hundred and Sixteen l2ls) sefssi more 2
la. The interests said defendants have u
N aid land having been levied uron, said y
tsrsst viii be sold 10 satisfy The two sboTs De
#fibed executions and all eost.
lsbs.H o. ozASSE, Sheriff
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Non Resident Notice.
Andrew Jackson, !

VS. ;
George Grow, ct al.
In the justice Court Of Pss'
Mississippi, at Sardis /.
Whereas on the 9Th of NovemM
drew Jackson, filed his petition y
toenforce his Mechanics Lien p&s
$3.50 against the defendant in i' !
ted case on a house and lot in they
dis, and has made affidavit, that tsl|
and J, D. Burges,are non residents I !.
and that the address ofsaid George.a
be ascertained and that the post =
J. 0. Burgess, is J tckson Tenn.
therefore il the said Georgf Y.
]. Q. Burgess, shall fail to appeafss l
term Of said Court to be holden u :
Sardis, Pamela County Mississippi !
day February the III lS'a y
suit judgement will % eh''I
them by default. ~
In testimnsy whereof have vi n
my hand and Seal, this Novembi \
J.0, DUvALLa
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Attachment Notice.

John Rees and Arm 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
holden at sardis, in said county, on the second
Tuesday (l2th) OF March, 1872, and it ap-
p%earing 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 to be held in the town of Sar.
dis, Mississippi, on the second Tuesday of
March, 1872, and answer the complaint of said
plaintiff Judgment will be rendered against
them by default. In testimony whereof l have
hereunto set my hand and seal, this 22d day Of
January, 1872.
D. B. McHENRY, J. P. SEAL !
L. ?. Cooper, PITTS Atty. j26-5t
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Wadiy Thompson
On the Horn Lahc Road, One Milc
and a Half from Memphis.

A full assortment Of Evcrgreens, Ornamental
Trees, Greenhouse Plants, ETC., constantly on
hand aud offered to the public as cheap as they
can be bought in the South.
Camelias, Azalias, Roses and Magnolias spe-
%cialitics.
All communications addressed to us at our
City Office, No. I'D Front street, will receive
prompt attention, i20-3m
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sny scusma04sf ai,ssisfs fial
privilege, furnished by m
ssstefs by sonmon csuefs rhfth
sf on lsh1 ~ saisf by hsent oFn
ofs mshsgsfs NJ lesse NJ fhaitrfs
~ olhef riaoes n ruhiis amrsom'Hi
trustees. saA other ofissf' ny
schools ,nd other publ
Institutions n ls.fniaT ihs zane
being upfot'ed by moneys derived
irpm general taxation authorized by
law by trustees. oEecrs IT organ
isaiiona, cemotry associations, and
benevolent institutions inc0rp0m
Ted BY national Or State au.bodiy
flut churches, schools, ocmetohes,
and Institutions Of learning sstab
Ii .hed exclusively for white Or col.
oted persons, aud maintained rospec
lively by the contributions oi such
persons, shall remain according 10
the terms Of tho original establish
ment.
The second section provides for
the penalties, the third confers upon
United States courts the powers emu
mcrated in the Civil Rights bill, etc.
the fourth, fifth aud hast sections are
subjoined
Section -, That no person sha!I
be disqualified tor service, as juror.
in any court, national or State, by
reason Of race, color, or previous
condition of seryitudc; Provided
That such persons possess all Other
qualifications which are or may b,
by law prescribed and any officer
or other person charged with any
duty in the selection or summoning
Of jurors, who shall exclude or fai
to summon any person for the rea
son above named, shall, on convic.
ton thereof, be deemed guilty of +
misdemean0r, and fined not less thar
$1,000 nor more than $4,000.
Section --. That every Inv stat
ute, ordinance, regulation or custom
inconsistent with this act, or making
any determinations against any per
son on account of race, color, or us'
of the word "whito,' is hereby re
pcalcd aud annulled.
Section =. That it shall be III,
duty Of the judges of tho severa
courts upon which jurisdiction /,
hereby conferred to give this net in
charge to the grand jury of their re-.
spectivo courts at the commence.
ment of each term thereof.
This is what Sumner called the
" elevated and co%nsecratcd amncs.
ty bill. The vote on Sumner,
amendment Is an evidence that thu
elevation and conservation " spirif
does not animate every Republican
Tho amendment was passed by n til
vote, tho Vice President casting the
decing vote under a mitigated pros
test. The responsibility for the do
feat Of amnesty rests with those OK
tremc Republicans or Radicals, who
arc unwilling to grant amnesty with,
out lacking on other things which
cannot, on their own merits, be car.
ried. Under the terror of the part,
lash, the impractieable theories o
Sumner receive a large vote, out til,
whole scheme was disapprovcd b,
many who voted for il. Two year
ago Summers bill as "eonsecrnted,'
would doubtless have passed, but tn
time viii not come again. Sumne
and his school of politicians hay
outliyed their influence and power
and will, in a few years, DO retire
by the people"
----~~-~~---~-~-
Cotton Money.
avn understand that n potitio
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Citation NOtIee.


The State Of Mississippi | Chaassry d..
Pamela County. Na, iOM
To Mrs. Ann r. Abernathy, widow 4 !
Abernathy, deceased, and Mary v Ab.,,,,1
Robert s. Alternately, j., William b N
nathy, David H. Alternately, and gose, II.
nathy, minor heirs of said R. {. lbe,,,.
deceased, who now reside in ths civ a NJ,
phis, State Of Tennessee:
You are hereby cited to Be ,ad avv.. /,
fore the Chancery Court Of Pamela eou,t
State Of Mississippi, at the Courthous Il l
county, in the town of Sardis, on The -,
Monday in April, 1872, then and there I'M
cause, If any you can, why the petition Il
j.. Pearson, trustee, etc., for title 70 certain 4
in said petition described, should mol II mi
ed by sad Court and the aduinian,e
said decedent directed to make title a vnr
for.
By order Of Court, issued Januuy Il ID
j27-4t. J.. G. HARRISON, Tx
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III =,
Trustees Sale OF Valuable Lands
and Personally.
JAMES N. FORD,
Trustee

BY virtue of a Deed of Trust to me executed
the 9Th day of February, 1867, also of an adj
ditional Deed of Trust executed the 2ath day
of January, 1872. by Barham Bobo, to secure
certain Indebtedness therein set forth, to Mrs.
Eliza D Bobo, said Deeds Of Trust being record
cd in the Office of the Clerk Of the Chancery
Court Of Pamela county, Mississippi, | will, as
trustee therein appointed, on Saturday, the
10th day of March, 1872, within lawful hours,
at the residence of said Barham Bobo, in said
county, offer for sale, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, for cash, the following lands,
lying and being in said county, to wit; The
east half Of section SO, and all of section 81,
in township G range 9 west all Of section .,
township I, range 6 west; also, horses; mules,
cattle, household and kitchen furniture, sheep,
hogs, three wagons, one buggy, farming inn
plements, etc; also, all of the interest of said
Barham Bobo in and to tile estate, ef Mrs. n
II. r., Boyce and James L7-hGyct, deceased.
fl9~dt Wv~P, HoOTTEN, Trustee.
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Land Sale.

By virtue Of q decree of the Chancery Court
of Pamela county, Mississippi, made at the Jan y
term, 1872, thereof, | will, as administrator OF
Wiley ]. Harris, deceased, on Saturday March
2, 1872, in front Of the Ohancery Clerks Of
fee in the town Of Sardis, sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, the northwest
quarter of section IS, township 8, range . west
in Pamela county, Mississippi.
Terms Of Sale-Half cash and the balance
in twelve months, with ten per cent. interest
from date, and l will On day Of sale execute 8
deed to the purchaser and take a deed Of trus'
to secure the purchase money.
D. PRINCE,
i27-5t Admir- of Wiley ]. Harris, decd.
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laf rnnI,ni s6A caj W 70. iID
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Whereas, on the 10th day Of February, A. D.
1872, G, G. Wilbonrn sued out from before The
undersigned, clerk Of the circuit court of said
county, a writ of attachment and punishment
against the estate of Fl. A. Partee for the sum
Of Ave thousand dollars $4,000 returnahls to
the March term 1872 ofthe court aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that unless the said
defendant shall appear, plead, answer, &c, on
or before the first day Of the next March term
of this court, to be holden at the courthouse
in the town ofSardis in said county and State,
commencing on tue ath Monday in March,
1872, Judgment by default will be rendered
against him and the effects in the hands of The
garnishee will be disposed Of towards the salts
faction Of said plaintiffs demand and all costs.
Given under my hand and the
1 SEAL seal OF said court this ihe 10th
day Of February, 1872.
f17.5t O. II. GLEASON, Clerk. 4
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From Nj, mountain home Andres
John on Is suppose. 70 be watching
the course OF political currents
Alu 6r him bn iay DER
M hraa sr lgi from shore to shore.

A very mean thing refusing
Governor Vance OF North Carol
ina o sent IN the senate.
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The State Of Mississippi, |
Pamela county. J.!
In the Circuit Court Of SAID cops'
James r. Simmons

James g. JsfIress. ,,s
Whereas, on the nth dsJJ q wv
James r. Simmons, by his aise'.s,I
writ Of attachment and gar1l' y,
the estate OF James G. Jeftess, M,
residence ID San Francisco, Usu ~
sum Of Ave hundred dsllars, N
November term 1871 Of thscosr,% Nj
the ssne having been returnsu
Office otsaid Court, executed
said county: M
Notice Is hereby given tnsa M
defendant shall appear, pleso N ]
or before the first day ct the "
1872 Of this Court, to be hoias, Ii,
house Ia the town Of sardis, . OH
STATE, ~commencing on the ~ IN i
ls72, Judgment BY deiaaA !. N
against him and the effects hs
hands will Be disposed ofioNs "a
Of said plaintiff debt, inter-, I'd
Given under my faf'u l,asI
(I.s.) Court, this 18th day , :
Harrison 4 Taylo, Plainsiifs =
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Tnsu sa prospect that 'lo h.
pnnior elect lf1m North Carolina.
GoDonl Hanson. will be alm.''0l
fLe committee ON privilege anl 'I'
elton, 80 unable 10 decide 10 favor
OF tle claims u Abbott, sbo claims
an election on q minority vote
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DrEp--At his residence near this
place onthe Sth day OF Feb. 1872,
John w. Orr.
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DEALER IN
CRATES { HOLLOW WARE,

Has a large supply always onIhand, and has a
large stock Of HARDWARE CUTLERY, Etc
which he sells at very low prices and, as here.
%tofore, will duplicpte any Memphis bill and
pack and ship them free OF cost. This il the
reason Ryan don't make any money--he sells
80 cheap. He has, also, on hand the best quail
lily Of white, pure Coal Oil, which will show
you light from head to feet. Gene and get
your
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-17

THERE Is STILL HopI "A few weeks
before the elections in Pennsylvania, In
diana and Ohio. the friends Of honesty and
reform only counted upon carrying one Of
those States. and that gained they coasid-
cred their cause safe. Lister they we're
lured into the false belief that oh Of them
could Be carried against The Radicals, and
the failure to realise these hopes has ne
eessarilJ led to desPondseey in some quar-
tiers. But We may elect Mr.. Greeley
without the electoral votes Of Pennsyl,ania
sud Ohio. In November the Grantities
viii not be able to concentrate their intiu.
enee in moro than one or two States, nor
can they buy votes in oil the States to the
same extent IS In Pennsylvaaia without
depicting the NatiO0al Treasury. We do
not despond. therefore. Despite the pur-
chased snd isad.wos victories Of the Rad
icah.- we believe tie road to success in
November - yet open 10 the Conservatives
and Lber.ls. Let n close up the ranks
and march steadily o.. We have not yet
lost faish in human nature or in the hon
esiy and Intelligence ofthe American peo-
pie; and II the worst comes to the worst,
&c had rather Gall in . good eau.. than
triumph in he'd oee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-17

Darn OF NorARLrs.-On Thursday tive
wcllknown and prominent characters in
American history Of the past 6fty years
quit the stage Of their earthly labors and
passed through tho gates Of death. The
demise Of Mr.. William II. Seward, at his
residence. in Autarn. on Thursday after
noon. 10 recorded. Mr.. Seward vas sew
enty-ooe years Of age. though is eompar.
atively good health up to within . few
days Of his death, when attacked By sort
Of catarrhal aguc, that wxs sos at all alarm
Jag. bat. growing suddenly worse. he
was Frustrated. and expired within two
hours Of the time when 6rst thought in
danger. Mr.. Seward leaves some unpub-
hshed manuscripts aud some unfinished,
which viii likely Be continued BY his son.
Sara PaysOa Willis. sister Of N. p.
Willis aud wife Of james Parton, better
known to the public - Fanny Fern, :"
died on Thurday morning. at si..y-one
years Of sge. Her life was even.fa.. che
qucred. busy. and useful. and though s:.r
has bequeashed rs no work Of character
LIKELY 10 endure. her literary repussessa
wss vide snd exsesdcd. ssd she dies re-
grestsd BY many friends and admirers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-10-17

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