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Opinion Of the Press.

The following papers erdursc III.
nominees OF the the Cincinnati Con
vention
Memphis Appeal,
Memphis Avalanche,
Memphis Ledger,
Louisville Courier Journal,
Cincinnati Enquirer,
New York Tribune,
New York Journal Of Commerce
New York News,
New York Telegram,
New York Stats Zeitung,
St. Louis Republican,
st. Louis Times,
Chicago Tribune,
Philadelphia Age,
Nashville Union and American,
Richmond (Va.) Enquirer.
The California papers are divided.
The New York Herald (neutraf)
thinks it a strong ticket.
There is a large number of jour-
nails, both Democratic and Repub-
in every State favoring the
nominations.
The number of Democratic papers
the nominations have
among them the New York World,
Chicago Times, Pittsburg Post,
Washington Patriot, Boston Post,
and other leading papers.
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Sardis, May ., 1872.

CATERpILLARs.-These pests are
~ thick and numerous in our local
lily - "autumn leaves in Vallambro-
u" We don't exactly know how
Gek that il, but if the leaves there
vas numerous as our caterpillars,
VLlambrosa is a very leafy country.
There are various opinions as to what
PARTICULAR kind of caterpillar this is,
I'd whether they will devour the
aopa, gardens, etc. We are not
mach posted in caterpillar ology,
Vat from the large, bright figures on
Ne backs Of these, we give it as our
pinion that they are the regular
Dolly Warden" caterpillar, and
about as innocent as any other crea'
lures dressed in this style-iutending
only to create q sensation tor a sea-
son, and then be butterflies again.
< X
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Stats. sad biz sermons sfs sysfy
~hsfs rsseivod by eli CLASSES Of poo.
PIE With great in,sfss, and pleasure.
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Card OF Thanks.

The undersigned takes pleasure
in returning his sincere thanks to
biz neighbors and friends, for their
promptness in coming to his relief,
iud for the invaluable services ren>
cred him on the occasion of the
recent fire, in which his kitchen aud
M want rooms were consumed. He
feels that he is indebted to them,
and especially to his friend Capt. W.
|H. Wall, who was the first man
upon the ground, for saving his
dwelling house from: confagration-
THE promptness, energy, GOODNESS,
and efficiency of his friends upon
|Nis occasion has brought him under
|an everlasting debt of gratitude.
which be cannot too highly appre.
tiate, and which he will ever CRATE
fully remember.
Fr q 1T D
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Citation Notice.
No 03l-

wv ODls~
To Levi Smith. 8. r. Smith, ]. D. Smith, Jacob
Rice and his wife N. J. Rice, L. @ Story,
Artemus Smith and Sallie Smith, the last
two Of whom sre minors; also, n. J. Pear
son, guardian Of said minors, all Of whom
reside n spartarburg, in the state n South
Carolina; and TO Erassus Smith, VINO restless
st Boonviile, Scott county, State o fAfkansas:
You are hereby cited 10 sppeaf before the
chsncery Court Of Panols county, State Of Mis-
sissippi, At the courthouse ofsaid county, IN the
town n Sard 1 on the second Monday in July,
1872, to show cause, II any you can. Why the
fnsl account Of James l. Fletcher, Executor Of
the will Of Sarah Smith, deceased, should not
he allowed and approved, and said executor
discharged.
By ofdG ofths Court Issued April 81, 1872.
n NH J0Hy @. HARRISON.
sp27-tv Clerk.
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ARE YOU GOING WEST3

II so, take our advice, and purchase YOU
tickets over the old reliable and popular Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad, which is positively the
only line that runs three daily express train.
from St. Louis to Ksnsas City and the West
and Is positively the only line which runs Pull
mans Palace Sleepers and day coaches (espe'
cially for movers) equipped with NIlcrs safety
platform and the patent steam brake, from 81.
Louis to Kansas City, Fort colt, Parsons, Law
renee, Leavenworth, Atchison, st. Joseph, Ne
braska City, Council Bluffs and Omaha with
out changed For information in regard to
time tables, rates, etc. to any point in Mis-
souri,, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Texas or
California, call upon or address J. Y. THonP-
SON, Agent, Missouri Pacific Railroad, Chat
tanooga, Tenn, or Atlanta, Ca; or E.A'
Fonp, Gen'l Passenger Agent, ST. Louis, Mo.
No trouble to answer questions. All
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Citation Notice.
No. 924.-

To John A. King, William A. King, and Rufus
p. King, wards Of Jefferson J. Seaton, and
who reside In tho State Of Arkansas, their
postofice address being unknown
You and each Of you are hereby cited 10 ap.
pear before the Chancery Court Of Pamela coun-
ty, State of Mississippi, at the courthouse Of
said county, in the town Of Sardis, on the second
Monday in July, 1872, then and there TO show
cause, II any you AN, why the final account
Of Jefferson J.. Seaton, your guardian, filed In
said Court, should not be allowed and approved
and said guardian discharged.
By order Of the Court. Issued April 81, 1872
JOHN G. HARRISON,
apr .w Clerk.
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WRIGHT -OLIvER.-At CORTLAND, in this
county, on Tuesday last, by the Rev. Mr..
-, Capt. Jessie @. Wright and Miss
Freddy Oliver,
The bridal party, with a party Of
friends, left on the evening train to
spend the honeymoon in the Cres-
cent City. We certainly tender the
happy twain, now as one flesh, our
warmest congratulations upon the
contamination of their long.desired
hopes.
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Chancery Notice.

Chauoerv Not;.a
0''' No''0'
The State OF Mississippi, ! Chancery Court Of
Pamela county, said county.
April Term, 1877.
No. 44S.-
Hugh L. Bedford, Adn'r. vs.. Hiram Partee ct al.
wsdnesds, Anil - 1879
10 lh,s cause, nappear,hg 70 lns sans'scuoh
o, tne o9aI1 on "ue P1oo', ma ."e u, penua y
hiram par.ee, .naties Y; ran'ee, FRANK a.
"ni'e, mei.s pea,oru, nSel'a nedlo,u, DenJA.
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Among the invited guests present
we're Mr.. N. R. Sledge, jr., and J.
E. Heath, Esq, of Como, Miss Mol
lie Franklin, of Sardis, and a large
number of ladies and gentlemen
from Memphis and other places, with
almost all the citizensof the town Of
fernando and vicinity.
The church was beautifully
decorated, and the ceremony was
performed, in an impressive man
ner, according to the ritual
ofthe Methodist church. The bridal
party, leaving the church, repaired
to the residence of the brides moth
er, and the evening wore away as
"There are some hours that pass so soon,
Our spell-tounch'd hearts scarce know the end, y
and we could hardly realize the fact
that the parting must be said in SO
short a time, to reach the three
o'clock south-bound train. Waving
a parting adieu, the happy pair, with
a few friends, left the city Of Her.
nando, with its pleasant memories
that have taken fast hold of their
hearts. The hospitality of Col. N.
R. Sledge and lady, dispensed in
that style Of elegance and bountifhl,
ness that 80 well characterize their
entertainments, was q happy greet
ing to the bridal party upon ar.
irving at Como, and will long
be remembered by those who were
so fortunate as to be present.
The beauty, grace aid goodness
Of the bride, that marks her as peer
les, among women, with fullnes'
of the happiness Of the bridegroom
and the elegance, beauty and luvli'
ness Of the bridesmaids, with the im'
agined ION their part good looks o
the groomsmen, made the affair ont
of the most important links in thu
chain Of memory that will bind thu
hearts of the good citizens Of tn
towns Of fernando ard Sardis will
a more treasured tie.
To mertion among the boqu,t o
~Howers--tLe bridesmaids the charm
ing winning beauty, the lovliness 0
the Lily" yet SO fair and pure tina
all the flowers might we'll hav
seemed to bow their heads in envy
over the other flowers, would b
like making distinctions anon
those,
a A combination and a form indeed,
Where every ~virtuous god did seem toset bis SET
OF grace, beauty, lovliness there
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Court House.

The letting out of the contract for
the building Of a court house at this
place was postponed by the Board Of
Supervisors, on Monday last, for
thirty days, when the Board will
take final action in the matter.
The cause of the delay grew out
Of the fact that the late Legislature
passed an act permitting the Board
Of Supervisors to issue bonds to the
total amount of forty thousand dol>
lars, Of which amount twenty-five
thousand dollars should be taken by
parties living in Pamela county, to
raise money to build the courthouse,
and the bonds not having been is
sued, and there being no money in
the treasury, the Board preferred
waiting thirty days that the bonds
should be negotiated.
The plans and specifications sub
mitted to the Board by the architect
Jas. T.. Cook, and adopted by tn
Commissioners, for the building, Dc
not meet our approval in full in this
we think there is too much fancy
work upon the building, which i
very expensive and Of no practice
use whatever.
To erect four towers upon the cor
uers Of the building is estimated Il
be worth four thousand dollars, ant
they are merely ornaments the fin
ishing work upon the outside Of tn
building, including eornices, galvan
lied iron, ETC., is also very expensive
By striking from the plan and speci
fcations all such expensive orna
ments aud by erecting the mai
. building according to the plaa an
> specifications, We would have
splendid court house without an
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Duncan Mclean, the owner Of
the EBAY Horse" Saloon, corner Of
Monroe and Second streets, Mem
phis, won the splendid punch bowl
and set, voted at a church fair in
that city to the most popular and up,
right saloon-keeper in the city. His
place of business is on same street Of
the Peabody Hotel.
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Citation Notice.
No. 95s.

To Mrs Mary Ellis, an heir-at-law Of Thomas
Hewlett, deceased, who resides at Bailey
Springs, in the State Of Alabama, Florence,
Alabama, being her postofice address:
You are hereby cited to appear before the
Jhancery Court Of Panola county, State Of Mis-
sissippi, at the courthouse Of said county, in
the town Of Sardis, on the second Monday in
July, 1872, to show cause, ifany you can, why
the final account Of A. o. Askew, Executor Of
the will Of Thomas Hewlett, deceased, should
not be allowed and approved, and the Executor
discharged.
By order OF the Court. Issued April II, 1872.
JOHN G. HARRISON,
ap27-4w Clerk.
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THERON BARsUn, l.. A. PRATT.
BARNUM'S HOTEL,
Second and Walnut Streets,
BAnsuM & PRATT, 81. L0Mts, MO.
Proprietors.
ap27-ly
THERON BAREUM.
Citation Notice.
NO. l033.-

To Martha Ann Kesler, an heir-st-law Of Alb.
ner N. Bishop, deceased, and her husband,
William Kesler, who reside in the State Of
Arkansas, bnt whose postofice address, after
diligent inquiry, cannot be ascertained:
You are hereby cited to appear before the
Chancery Court of Pamela county, State Of
Mississippi, 1t the courth ouse Of said county
in the town Of Sardis, on the second Monday in
July, 1872, then and there to show canse, ifany
you can, why the final account Of Sarah A
Bishop, Administrative OF the estate OF Abnel
N. Bishop, deceased, should not be allowed and
approved, and said Administrative discharged
By order Of the Court; issued April a., 1872
JOHN c. HARRISON,
sp27-4w Clerk.
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Messrs. Locke & Rice have re.
ceived a very handsome new hearse,
which is an important addition to
the town, as there has been no re-
spectacle conveyance to be had
heretofore on funeral occasions.
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The attendance from the country
at the Sunday school celebration in
Memphis, yesterday, was very large,
and the PROCESSION numbered by the
thousands as they moved into line
in Court Square.
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Rangers Notice.

Notice is hereby given that one small bay
mare, about seven years old, badly SCARED,
taken up as an estray by John Perry, and sp-
praIsement having been made according to law,
and valued at fhy dollars.
Also, one black mule, Is hands high, about
is years old; taken up az nm estray by Bob
Hills, and apprpisement having been made &C.
eording TO Jaw, and valued at seventy-6ve dol
lars. Both In the county Of Pamela and State
Of Mississippi, md the owners not being known,
that the said estrays will be sold as estrays al
public auction to the highest bidder for cash
on Monday the 9th day Of Augest, 1872, il
front Of the courthouse door OF said county, In
the town Of sardis, II property Is not claimed
and charges paid.
ap27-3w ROBERT JARVIS, Ranger.
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We are indebted to Uncle Yarley
Winters for q beautiful boques Of
choice flowers, gathered from his
lovely flower garden at the veranda
Hotel
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The continued dry weather is do
ing q serious injury to the growing
crops, and fears ale entertained that
the dry weather will continue for
several days longer.
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Mr.. Robert Jackson, our town
nurseryman, has a large collection
dvery choice fruit trees in his nur.
ny, and bis flower garden is full Of
nrs plants and beautiful flowers.
Ne makes a speciality IF laying off,
painting and trimming yards, and it
) uoney we'll spent to get bis aid in
besutifying and adjoining yards and
grdens. trae
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We want three numbers Of the
STAR dated April 6, and one copy
dated April q, to complete our files.
Any person having the desired num-
bers will confer q favor on us by
leaving them at this Office.
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Printing Presses
FOR SALE.

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There has been quite a"swapping
around" Of residences in this burg
in the last ten days. AT least a
dozen families have changed homes.
Landlords are doing a thriving bus
mess.
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ihHANH
7Tal Msia Sifsst, Memphis fssi
q -. S.a. ss.~s go ssrs~< ~ ss~s-s
sgssAfsss
rhoss whl hsss IN inislIi rent fsmsmhf.ne,
" sfsus uhieh hagpsasd iueniy Ave year
aaes. must rseollecs hoe iiiiis Interest TIE iH.
%vsntiea afths sswinr Machine steiisd shout
thst period, stespi smeng thoss VIII opposed
Ne use, a. ali previously iairHiacsd lstsr sasiuf
Inventions had been opposed, 90 the gfcund
that they woaid be detrimental 10 manual in-
iassfy. The sequel, however, has shown lha,
the sewing machine has since hghtened l. .
toil and aided 10 the income " the sram.,fess
has ehe,pened the products that we're onco DE-.
rived exeluaivrly from hard wafk, and ocea-
stoned q complete revolution 10 domestic indus
try. From the small aud Insignificant begin
hing Of the sewiag machine ,R,sniiea, about
the period referred 10, when II was received
With very little encouragement and when the
ssles Of machines we're 10 small as 10 excite no
attention, the latter have become enormous
amounting, In 1871, 10 sin hundred and sin
thousand and eighty-hre during that year
alone.
According to the sworn returns Of the various
com anies made in the year in question, under
the licenses granted them by the owners Of the
sewing machine patetts, the number sold was
as just stated. OF these 1871, 26O machines were
sold by the Singer Manufacturing Company,
l2s,52G by Wheeler 4 wilson Manufacturing
Company, 50,s3s by Grover 4 Baker s. NJ. Co,
1865 by Weed S. NJ. Co, S4,0lO from Janu.
AIRY LIST to July lstl by Howe Machine Co. 90.
l27 by Wilcox & Gibbs s. NJ. Co, 20, l53 by
Wilson 8. N. Co, 20, l2I by American D. no
and 3. N. Co., 20,05l by Original Howe y. N.
Co, 1891 by Florence s. N. Co.. 1852 by
Gold Medal s. NJ. Co, II, 1858 by Davis 3. NJ
Co., 1887 by Domestic s N. Co, 1889 by
Finkle 4 Lyon Manufacturing Co, 4,72o BY
E,na S. N. Co, 4,67T by Blees s. NJ. Go. 1855
by Elliptic s. N. Co.
A recent memorable but disastrous event has
given peculiar prominence 10 the i'm
portant position which sewing machines occu-
Ply In the industrial world. The Special Re-
lief Committee, organised at Chicago after
the great conf. grafton in that city made a
report which was published In the Chicago
Tribune, Of March 9th, Of the present year, In
which ii is stated that the whole number of
sewing machines for which orders had been
issued to the date Of the report, was 2,944, on
which the Committee had paid the sum of SILL
$1,000. or those ordered, the Singer Com
pany supplied 2,427 Wheeler 4 Wilson, ass;
Howe, l27; Grover 4 Baker, A; Wilcox 4
Gibbs, 80; Florence, l8; finkle L Lyon, 20;
Blecs, II; Etna, IL; Wilson, s; Western EN-
pire, 2; Manhattan, 2; Davis, 2; Elliptic, 1;
Gold Medal, |, and the American Button Hole,
2. This indicates how important a part sew
ing machines were expected to play In the re-
cuperstion of domestic industry in the burnt
city, and in what high estimation the Singer
Family" Sewing Machines are bcld in the
great west, where they form an essential and
conspicuous feature Of almost every household.
-New FORK Dispatch.
Mrs. q. G. D0DS0N, Ag't., Sardis, Miss.
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Attachment Notice.

Sorrcls L Bryant VS.. Ike and Marion Rice.
Whereas, mn attachment was issued in the
above case against Ike and Marion kice, re-
turnable to a Justice Court of the second dis
trict, and il appearing to the court upon affda-
vii and the return of the officer, returnable on
the 10th day of March, 1872, that said defend
ants aie non-residents of the State OF " isis
sipri; Now II said Ike and Marion Rice fail TO
appear at the time Of said court, to be held on
the first Saturday in June, 1872, It being the
first day Of said month, in the town Of Peach
Creek, and answer the complaint Of said plain.
tiffs, judgment will be entered against thea, and
execution issued thereon.
49, In testimony whereof | have
LIS. hereunto set my hand and seal
49, this the 10Th day Of April, 1872.
JOHN @. HAYNES,
ap27- Justice Of the Peace.
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me Msmpks AHsal 30 he "a
tsiaK srstis ~ssfsssiisa q ~
d~,ssfsnrs ls iAs iss siar a ~
party shs III ssf4gfi gfsslsy sa.l
BFpwnf
Ths Idsfssss h.s.sss 81 ksas.s
Dsuocfai snd . LibsFsi hspablisan
.. shai ne Isiis oeespiss TIE Plat.
foFm. dshssd 81 Csaslasafi. ffum
ehsies; the hssesi tismsefai sdopis
4 ifsm b.essaiy. TIE appfosal u
the constitutional smeedmenis i %.
sshied 10 By the Dsmssfsis pv lsrosi
BY Rspublicaas vulsnsadiy. saj b..
tore the necessity arose. Assent 10
the bsE departure By the Northern
Democracy was the overthfow II the
seymour platform. which s really
approved IN the South alone. o, Il
was IN 1865. Il u pslpably true
jut now that the Democratic party
10 impotent, and IL can only serve
the country by choosing wisely be.
tween Greeley and Grant. Grant,
Boutwell, aud Belmont NAV buy
met enough to hold a quasi Demo
cratic convention. but before this can
b, effected the people will be com
united to Greeley or Grant, and this
action Of the Democracy will be ut
,erly uusvailing. Either Greeley or
Grant must be the next President Of
the United States, and Grant can
only defeat Greeley by DISTINGUISHING
the Southern States, or by involving
the country in foreign war.
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22O REWARD.

Strayed from the residence Of the under
signed, nine miles west Of Como, on the LIST Of
April, one bay mare, about fourteen hands high,
six or seven years old, and Is a stump sucker.
Also, a bay mare mule, fourteen and a half
hands high, ten or eleven years old. ! will pay
the above reward for the delivery, or informa-
ton that will lead to the recovery Of said stock.
aprl3-6w WI, FLOYD, Como, Mss.
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Our depot platforms are clear of
cotton, and it is but rarely we see a
bale Of the "kingly" staple offered
for sale IN this market.
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Our fair and eharming friend,
tiss Lillian Lea, Of Chevy
Aase, will please ACCEPT our uuN
banded thanks for the beautiful
DIVERS, 60 artistically arranged as to
tsaae the sight by the beauty Of the
ssnded cclors, and the rich perfume
exhaled, rendered us as an offering
y friendship.
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The Death.Bel Of Gen. r. Z. Lee,

A magnificent l4x16 inch sngraving, repre-
senting the desth-scene ofGen. Lee. The fam
lily and friends are grouped so~rrowfully around
The old hero death-bed. II Is truly . gem Of
arr, one which should hang in the parior Of
every Southern home. Sent by mail mounted
on . roller and postpaid, on receipt of20 cents.
Address J. G.. w. n. BURROw, No. 200
Main street. Bristol, Tenn. Agents wanted,
local and travelling, everywhere TO sell our Pop
ulAr Pictures, CharS, Books, Photographic, Sta
tionfry Packsgss etc., etc. Quick sales, large
profits and no risks. Book agents. travelling
sslesmen and every person, male sud female
wishing iucntive employment, will pleaes send
for our twenty page catalogue.
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FFT
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A large assortment ofcofins, all grades, from
plain walnut collins TO the finest metallic casket,
can be found at
J.. r. LAvENDER'S Furniture Establishment,
and viii be sold At Memphis prices. Collins
sent G. o. D. TO any point on the Railroad.
ap27-4w
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The william" Goat ordinance
- not been enforced in this place.
HAsss fault Il III
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Mn. +. W. Crump will please &C
opt the sincere thanks of the editor
nd printers of the SrAR, for the
landsone present of nice cakes, SO
indy sent them.
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Hymenial.

HUNTER vANCE.-In fernando, Miss, al
the Methodist Church, at 10 o'clock, Wednes-
day, May 8, 1872, by the Rev. Amos Kendall,
Mr.. Willis O. Hunter, Ct this place, and Miss
Sue Y. Vance, Of fernando.
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ncnics are the order Of amuse-
sass In Memphis. There are to be
s'tsss this month.
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The National Democratic Conven-
tlon will be held at Baltimore on
the ninth of July.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-05-11

The Board of Supervisors hold a
meeting 10 June.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-05-11
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