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II Boz long been u matter n Eur
price throughout che State ibat The
cts "a lack son should be- ~ very
deficient IN The matter u scho1ls
nod That her citizens should allow
thomfalgei - he driven a. he be
eeasiiy ~ sending their Fons al
daughter elsewhere ~ be- educated.
Tie fact is certainly not uediiablc
toa people having ~ mauy sdyan-
tagos o. 10 locnt1n. n crage pros
perity md a population sufficiently
large 90 warrant The establishment
u several frst-class schools. We
sincerely hope that our citizens will
encourage the movement now being
made for inaugHrnting o male school
or college, and for putting the same
In operation this tall. Atun iufor.
NAL meeting Of q few citizens last
Saturday evening, nearly two thou--
and dollars was subscribed towards
the formation oi a stock company.
Others viii be called upon, and all
are invited to give this movement
their material aid. let Us have the
school at once, and let us secure the
very best order Of talent to con~
duct it.
We clip the above Article from the
Clarion, to show to our people that
there are other towns in the State
that has been in as unpleasant con-
dition in respect to schools as this
place, and that the condition OF
affairs was highly injurious to any
any town. The Jacksonians have
aroused themselves VIII not the
Sardlnes make a corresponding
effort to establish good schools?
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Ii another column we publish a
report by our special of the jollifica-
ton. meeting at this place on the
4th, By The negroes and carpetbag.
gers. District Attorney G.. Wiley
Wells and Marshal Pierce were the
orators Of the day, and II would
seem harangued their colored fol.
lDMers ID the usual lmalesolcnt and
nltcndIary manner,--0gford Rdicoa
You tonid not expect such degen-
crate prostitutes to do otherwise
than Willy. SANDER and, abuse the
ssuthorq people, Il y no NOR,
tim I'VE can expect. We do notex'
fcct Satan to give up his occupation
of sinking souls into hell for his owl
glory. nor can We expect his ennis
sarics, like these, 70 quit stealingths
public uoneys Or yillitying tht
southern people. This il theil
business and stock in trade.
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REV, c. COLLINS, D. D.. Pres't,
Assisted by twelve Professors aud Teachers.
THE distinguishing features Of this ~Institn.
ticn are Superior Buildings, with Spaciou,
Rooms, Public and Private; Good Order and
Discipline; Parental Government; Thorough.
ness in all Branches-Literary, Scientific and
Ornamental; Moral and Religious training;
General Harmony-productive Of Habits oi
Study and Cheerfnlness; and comparative
cheapness for advantages enjoyed.
Total Expenses per session of FIVE months Sl65
This includes board, furnished room, wash
ing fuel, light, Physicians fees, nursing and
medicines, and tuition in all the literary and
scientific studies, viz; English, French, Latin,
Greek, and singing in classes.
Very superior advantages in the depart.
ments Of music, painting, drawing, etc.
Fall Session begins second Monday in Sep
TENDER. Spring Session begins second Monday
in January.
For further information address the Presi.
dent, or
iuf1a Al NJ. BIzlEN, sec.y.
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The fusion Of the DeSoto Times
and the HERNANDEZ Press took place
last week under the name of The
Press and Times. The FIRST issue will
be q handsome sheet. DeSoto is one
Of the largest counties in the State
and ought to support literally Il
first-class paper, and WI hope our
friends Of this journal will win suc-
cess in their enterprise.
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Chancery Notice.
43I-

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela County; Chan
Gerry Court July term, 1872. Friday, July
10Th, 1872.
Sarah Jones ct al. vs.. Elizabeth wocttcn ct oil.
Upon affidavit filed in this cause, 1t appear
ing to the court hat Richard Allen Wootten,
Elizabeth Jane Mootten, Samuel Wootten,
Theodosia Wootten, are the only children and
heirs-at-law ofR. W. Wootten and his wife
Elizabeth Wootten, now deceased that they
are all minors, ana that their guardian is W.
l., Radford that they and their guardian are
non-residents of the State Of Mississippi, aud
reside in the State of Tennessee, Memphis, In
said State, being their postoficc address
II Is ordered by the court that this cause be
set for hearing on the first day OF the next
term of this court, 10 be holden at the court
house Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi
In the town of SAT- dis, on the second Monday
in October, 1872, and that said defendant:
enter their appearance In this cause at sale
time, and plead, answer or demur to the com
plainants' bill herein, o; the allegations there
of will be taken Tor confessed as TO them.
II is further ordered that a copy of this ordel
be published once a week for four consecutive
weeks In the Weekly Pamela STAR a public
newspaper printed and published in the towI
Of Sardis, in this county,
A true copy from the m. ates of said Court
July ~, 1872.
iaal27-4w ]. c. HARRISON, Clerk.
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Citation Notice.
No o2

To the following heirs and distributes Of the
estate Of Sarah Power deceased, W.
Eli1aA McGehee and her Husband J GMcGchee
Elizabeth Hall and hcransband VIM. Hall,
who reside in Upshire county, State Of Texas,
whose p%ostonice address is unknown;
James J. Power, who lives in the State OF
Texas, whose postofice address ts unknown F;
James Power, Holloway Power, Sarah Power,
Mary Ann Power, Lucinda Power, Susan
Power, tie unknown heirs of William Power
deceased and the unknown heirs Of Elizabeth
Power deceased, all Of whom are heirs Of
H6toweif Power licensed, who residc In the
State of Texas, but whose p%ostofice is un-
known;
Wesley Ellison, Eliza Ellison, Martha Ellison,
Rufus Ellison, and the unknown heirs OF
John ], Ellison deceased, who are nil heirs
Of Rebecca Ellison deceased, who reside In
the State Of Texas, and whose postoilice /:
unknown;
Mary Roberts, Nathaniel Roberts, franklin
Roberts, and other heirs OF Lucinda Robert,
deceased, whose names and postofice adde's
are unknown, who reside IN the State o
Texas;
\ btiiNkiunu oHtF, NHOiNts VI tShhN tVNhe1
State OF Texas, whose postofice is unknown
f. W. Mcmillan, who resides in the city 0
Memphis, Shelby county, State of Tennessee
John W. Collinsworth, VIM, A Collinswortl
and others whose names are unknown, VIII
are heirs ofllannah Oollinsworth deceased
who reside in the State Of Kentucky, Sales
willie, in said State, being their p~ostoficc ad
dress. E
You and each of yoa are hereby cited to b
and appear before the Chaneery Court of Pano
Ia county, State Of Mississippi, at the court
house OF said county, in the town of Sardis, OF
the second Monday in October, 1872, then an
there to show cause, If any you can, why tn
final accom-. Off s.. Young, executor of til
viii of Sarah Power deceased, FLED in sal
court, should not be allowed and approved, an
said executor discharged.
By order Of sGid court. Issued July q, 1877
iul27-lw J c, HARRISON, Clerk,
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The attention of the, citizens. Of Pamela
county is respectfully called to the following
section of an act Of the Legislator Of the State
Of Mississippi, entitled "An Act to authorize
the Board Of Supervisors of Pamela couutylto
borrow money, . approved March q, 1922
Section I. Be il further enacted. That the
Board OF Supervisors of the county Of Pauola,
shall cause the treasurer of said county to open
books for subscription, to take up SAID bonds,
end when there shall have been taken up Dy
the bona hde citizens of the county an amount
equal to $4,000 of said bonds at their mr
vallie, the Board of supervisors may auth rze
the treasurer OF the county TO sell the balance
Of the bonds nj the besi terms tpst Aran I've
obtained, provided that none of the said bonds
shall be offered for sale until the subscription
by the citizens TO the amount Of $40, 900 shall
have been paid in, il being the object and in
tent of this section TO protect the credit Of the
county and to prevent q depreciation of the
value Of It's paper. aaA #A AL
The Board Of Supervisors having decided to
avail themselves Of the provisions of this act,
and to adopt.the financial plan therein con-
tanned as 4 means to false the necessary funds
wherewith to build a courthouse, deemiAg il the
one most likely 10 prove economical and ealct-
lated to prevent sudden and oncrons taxation
Now therefore I, the treasurer of The said
county of Pamela, hereby give notice that books
for subscription to take up the bonds ore now
open in my office, and that ! am ready to re-
ceive such subscriptions.
Particular attention il called to the clause
in the aboys section which prohibits the selling
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House and Lot for Sale.

An elegant Dwelling House, containing FIVE
rooms aud hail, located on corner of Lee,
Crump and Magnolia streets, together With
necessary out buildings. The lot contains
about one acre aud a quarter. The above
property will be sold cheap to any wishing 10
purchase. Apply to
w. II. WELLER,
Sardis, July &c, 1872. iy2Ilf.
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Citation Notice.


Sc ffH@
T. Write BEDFORD. nsflia BEDFORD hsnl1mia
Eediari aalC sifs Esiffl mIaof tefH
ATLAS ~ iiash Helisife lefgissd aHi i0 "
" bedford, fh,ir aaafjan, ~ " sham -
30 nd have ihfif paatghce IL haley
shelby eu1f D. rtnnesaee
im and rsrh II YBu are hereby eiica
10 arpsar before he Chancefy Court
n piaaia county. Stsis m Ni'siEifpt
At Ire courthouse of ssli county, in The town
~ ssrlit IN ths second Monday IN ucioher,
1872. Then and there b. Show eause fany
you ran vhy he aaai aecouHi II A. Y and
Hugh McGehee, executors ~ the viii and tes-
lament of Hugh McGeheo deceased, should not
be allowed and appooyed a. fled in said court,
and why said executors should not be dis
charged from further liability on account ol
said estate
By order ofcourL Issued July u, ls72
iui27.4w &c HARRISON, CLERK.
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Registration Notice.

Tn accordance with the statute in
such cases made and provided, the
undersigned, Registrars of Pamela
county, Mississippi, do hereby give
notice that they will be at the fol-
following named places in said
county, on the dates given below,
for the registration of all persons
qualified therefor and not previously
registered, to-wit:
At Pamela, August 10 & 20, 1872
AT Robima, August 81 Il 81, 1872
At CORTLAND, August 90 & "a, 1872
At Elliott's Mills, Aug. 26 27, 1872
At Springport, Aug. 90 & 90, 1872
At Pleasant Mount, Sept. rs 8, 1872
AT Como, September A & 5, 1872
At Longtown. Sept. 6 4 I, 1872
At Peach Creek, Sept. 8 4 10, 1872
AT Sardis, Sept. IL, Il, 10 & IA, 1872
According to Article Nv of the
above act, we hereby incorporate
with this notice section 7 Of the
same;
y .
'Sec, I. The Board of Registration, in all
matters pertairin ing to their registration, shall
be conservators of the peace and empowered Ia
arrest and cause to be imprisoned in the county
Jail, when necessary, all persons obstructine
their registration, intimidating, threatening Of
fraudulently continuing to prevent any person
entitled thereto from registration, creating
riots, disturbances or quarrels at the place o.
registration, or otherwise interfering therewitf
to prevent OF delay The Registrars in the dis
charge OF their duty, and all such offence,
shall be punished MS misdemeanors under III,
Criminal Code; and said Registrars are EN-
powered to call upon all Sheriffs, Constable
and their Deputies and all other Peace officers
and when necessary, other citizens, to aid an,
assist them in enforcing the laws and publ
peace and suppress disturbances and proven
the offences enumerated. And this sectio'
shall be published and posted with every no
tee TO hold registration.
eD- W. OVID MABRY1
STEPHEN JONES Board Of
JOS. SIMMONS, Registrars
;ulDTAw
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lIssfr 20. fs fls Htts 9faYufh tamIna. Hi
ittt fhs ef .asry pfests u tbs eulu eannei
ts .srsfI uf1a thtm A. L. ibsrsffs orlffsl
fl fe rnr itff tts mus he 30 down for
.sHbg an NE hrt lsy n fls ns1' terra "
10 e eaait 10 hs aailfa uf said county II Pa
naIn. US ihe courthouse hereof in Tho town
of -afl'L tl the second Monday In Ortobsr
1919 aua that aid l'anlnnt 10 eoisr their
ipfsaftn.e herein 18 ~ before sai1 time and
plead. absver or dsmur ~ The complainant
boa In ihip case. o. the allegations thereof viii
no taken nv confessed b. b them
its further ordered By ibs court that a copy
oftbi. order be pnhIisbgd once a week for four
consecutive weeks in the Weekly Pahola
STAR d public newspaper printed and pub.
lfhsl Ia ihe iowB of striis. IN saii county.
4 true r1py from tht minntes Of .aid court.
JlIy o., 1872.
JOHN g. HARRISON,
iI37-4w Clerk.
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Notice 10 Creditors.
No. il27.-

Letters Of administration upon the estate Of
Paul Barringer deceased, having been granted
to the undersigned by the Chancery Court Of
Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, atthe July
term, 1870, thereof.
Notice is hereby given TO all parties having
claims against the estate Of said deceased, to
exhibi, their claims and have them registered
in the office Of the Clerk Of the Clancery Court
of said county, within the time prescribed BY
Law or they will be forever barred.
P.B. BARRINGER,
julao-iw Administrator,
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TIE CAMPAIGN AVALANCHE
AND TIfE LIBERAL TICKET
GREELEY AGAINST GRANT.
REFORM Against RADICALISM

The Presidential Campaign for 1872 has
opened. II will be the most exciting that has
occurred since 1870.
The contest for the Presidency Ii 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 furnished
to the 10th Of November, or for any shorter
time, at the following low rates:
une bU
len copleS...,. .......... ...........-.... D w
Twenty Live copies.....-..".....---..... 10 90
No back numbers furnished. All subscrip-
lions 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, postoficc order or registered letter.
Address, AVALANCHE,
Memphis, Tenn.
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Capt. GREENLAW
WILL BEIN SARDB ON THE
First of August,

And viii remain TWO WEEKS, and from
here will no 10 Brandon for q short stay. Any
person desiring work done, will please call
during his stay here.
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WANTED---"Business Men,

The above cut is a perfect representation Of
the NEW WILSON under feed) SHUTTLE
MACHINE, which makes ''s.itoh alike on both
sides, which will not rip or ravel, and uses
straight needle with perpendicular motion, and
moves the work directly from you instead o.
to the right or left. The machine runs light
and rapidly, and will do to perfection every
variety OF family sewing and tailoring, and
light manufacturing on leather work. Oyel
1900 Of the machines are now Ia daily use
and it is no experiment to buy one, or to en-.
gage in the sale Of the same. The sole agency
for any town or county is a desirable a%couisi.
ton to other business, and will greatly in
crease the merchants profits. Send for our
terms and circulars, with sampIts of work, and
please state where yon noticed our advertise.
ment. Address
BEACH SUTHERLAND,
JunS 953 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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masiog fts iu'riora. bright wfh %
iaad III light rm huplfal ~
bafnng tapof dm' struck ih8 be
holder siih admiration The build Z.
Ing Wa haniaomay orormeniei
With egefgroens anl wescniad a fine
appearance TIE aoors were
smouthel ~ that ihe dancing was %
least .. agreeable, II not fully al
plensant aa NJ rY.il have been bad
III. Ggor. boom perfectly smooth
1uE rrar.
The arrangement tor supper and
reircshmcut. were very perfect aud
satisfactory.
THE MtsiC
was dispensed by the Dixie baHl it,
such melodious strains W. - lend
the inclination IT the mind 10 aid
The f.t.hying feet 10 more lightly
trip the light fantastic toe aud
from the number who iudulsed ia
this amusement, the Goddess OF
Mirth might well have been satisfied
with her doyotees.
TnE COMPANY
was composed OF the largest assom~
blagc OF ladies aud gentlemen wc
have ever seea at any pleasure gath
cring in the county. There were
four hun lred aud twenty-five ladies'
aud gentlemen present, being about
equally divided, but il any differ
enec, the ladies mud the majority ;
and, besides, there were over a
hundred children OF different ages
present.
The ellie of our county were in
attendance, aud the fairest daugh
terso OF oir county were present, and
while the beauty and intelligence
Of our county is too well recognized
as of the highest order, yet we were
most happy to see in attendance
m%any-vcry many-of The bcnutie'
Of other counties and States to be
their rivals. .f 4atg,
Holly Springs could have sent nc
representatives who could have added
TO the ecldt of the occasion more
than Col. II. w. w. aud his charm.
in daughter, Miss NJ, and his hand,
some niece, Miss d. fernando did
well its duty in selecting so repre-
scntatlvoa delegation for intelligence
and beauty in Maj. II. II. q
aud his accomplished niece, Miss
Carrie G., aud Miss B., Miss r., Miss
7. and others, with escorts Of most
noble bearing. Como is always well
represented. We fail to notice all
present from that place, but
Miss Dora j. held sway
over many hearts. Ba%tesvillc sent
her fair quota. The surrounding
country had It's beauty ant
lovliuess in attendance. Mem.
phis did not fail to put in a full at,
tendance. We would mention The
numberlcss beauties of the evening
il we only had space. 1t was
splendid s~uccess--the most brillian.
pleasure gathering witnessed ia the
county for years, for the intelligence
beauty and %chivalry present, Oh
and young, from this place, wer,
in attendance, and tho " moonlight
picnic will long he remembers
for its pleasure by all who added b,
their presence to make It so splen
did a success.
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Union
Femdte COIIege,
OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI.

NlsAcr+Nt6 te#F.4 @s
REV. G. II. BELL, D. D., PRESIDENT.
THE next session will open September II,
1872.
Total expenses for boarding, washing,
fuel, lights and attendance, with
English and Classical tuition for
hve mouths. .........." ....a..... $3.50 90
The same, including French.......... 142 SO
Tuition in Music and Art Departments, usual
rates. Prof J. NJ. Riggs, highly recommended
as a skillful instructor, will be music director.
The attainments Of its graduates and the ex-
cellent quality of its patronage, attest the eff
cient training, in English, Classics, Music and
Fine rtssecurcd in this College.
Boarding pupils enjoy the Unprecedented
privilege o~fstudying in their own rooms by
good fires. Apply for catalogues.
E. q. BURNEY,
jul20-1m Secretary.
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duHffy The ssgael, hesssss, -
ihs sew lnr aaaesins hss since -
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has shespeaed ne ptsiasi. That 80.
rived exclusively ffom hard ssss
doasd . eompiets fsyolafaH 10 4sm.s
Vs. Ffgm the small aud inarslse...
Ming u The seriae msehihs ias,s1
The period referred %, wksn Il 80
With very little saeoufsremsrt s.s :
sales u macliises we're 50 sBall = i /.
Attentions, the latter have htessue y
amounting. in ISL, 10 six hundred !
thousand and eighiy-Eve dariar a
alone.
According % The sworn rsxuEus u a.
con anies made IN the year in 1assIis
The licenses granted them By The go
sewing machine patsr o, asc ustmA4H +
AZ just stated OF these tsi go masbI
sold by the Singer Manufacturing q
l2s, 52G by Wheeler & wilson Mansl
company, b0,s3s by Grover 4 fsk,ys|
1865 by Weed y. N. Co, 340l0 ~
airy LIST 10 July lst) by Howe Maehiu]
l2T by Wilcox 4 Gibbs s. NJ. Co. n
Wilson s. NJ. Co, 20, i2i by American
and 8. NJ. Co, 20,05l by Original NJ
Co, 15,947 by Florence 8. NJ. Co, ID
Gold Medal s Al. Co., lI,5ss by nsl
Co., 1887 by Domestic s. NJ. Co,
Finkle g. Lyon Manufacturing ca, ,
Etna s. N. Co., 4,57T by Blees 5. M.d
by Elliptic s. N. Co.
Arecent memorable but disastrous !
given peculiar prominence TO |
portant position which sewing maehis
by in the industrial world. The Spr
lief Committee, organized at Chic
the great conhsgration in that ctr
report which was published in To,
Tribune, of March 9th, of the presen
which it is stated that the whole nj
sewing machines for which orders
issued to the date Of the report, was,
which the Committee had paid the SUI
| 1880. OF those ordered, the Sing
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-07-27
j. J. PEARSON IN,
PRACTICAL


WidfChntaECr and .JtHeIer,
DIAMOND HALL, BATESvILLE, MISS
Watches, clocks and jewelry neatly repaired,
and warrar ted to give entire satisfaction. Spc-
cial attention given to watch repairing. All
work sent by express, or otherwise, will re
ceiye prompt attention.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.
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