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County Convention.

Pursuant to the call OF the chair
man of the central executive com>
mittee through the STAR, u number
of citizens met at the courthouse on
Saturday, the Gath inst, and PRO-
ceedcd to organize by calling Col.
A. L. Grumpy to the chair and
ele,ting J. D. Falley secretary and
l.. G. Balch assistant secretary.
Captain Polk explained the object
of the meeting I; after which the fol-
lowing committee was appointed to
draft resolutions expressive Of the
sense of the convention upon the
Presidential campaign DR.. A. l.
Ellis, Capt. r. w. Crump, Capt.
j. A. Polk and Mr.. Monroe Short.
While the committee were in o n
sultation the convention was I'D
dressed by Col. S. G. Spencer and
Mr.. L. G. Balch upon the issues be-
fore the people.
Tie committee on resolutions
made the following report:
WHEREAS, Our country for the
past four years has been absolutely
governed and controlled by the
present administration, and that
under it's many abuses Of power the
people everywhere, from Maine 70
Mexico, and from the Atlantic to
the Pacific, are grooming under the
burden of Taxation imposed upon
them, and are crying out against
its corruptions aud the abuse of the
powers Of the executive /; and,
whereas, the only way by which
this corruption and abuse Of power
can be made to cease is by a change
of the present administration f.; and,
whereas, we have full confidence in
the honesty and integrity of Horace
Greeley, OF New York, and b.
Gratz Brown, of Missouri.
Resolped, That we will do our
best, by all honorable means, TO aid
in electing them to the Offices Of
President aud Vice President Of the
United States; therefore, in order
that we may work in system,
Resolred, That this meeting now
proceed to organization of q central
Greeley and Brown club, for Pamela
county, by the election Of president,
vice-president, secretary and treas.
urer.
Resolved, That we earnestly re-
commend our fellow citizens
throughout the county to organize
beat clubs, auxiliary to the centra
club this day organized.
Resolved, That agcounty executive
committee of five be appointed.
Resolved That we recommend tina
the district convention be held a
this place, and that five delegates b,
now appointed to represent Panol'
county in that convention, and tina
said convention be held on the 20,
Of September.
Resolred, That Maj. II. III. Chal
mers, Of DeSoto county, is tn
choice OF this convention Tor Con
gress, and that our delegates be in
structcd to vote for him.
Resolred, That THE PASoLA SRA
" M4AM MA W. MHH IaZA HMM
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Ia January.
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Religious.

6traeted meetings have been
le last three weeks and are now
held In different portions Of
pounty. The Methodist camp
be-, being held near Longtown,
Soto county, has attracted the
{rgest crowds assembled at that
since the Inauguration Of the
b Of campingu upon the grounds
We protracted meeting.
J regret to learn that the num-
conversions reported at the
lent meetings have not been so
as every good citizen would
earnestly desire for every
Eof the welfare of his country,
Der an advocate Of any religious
ofrinplyr morslist, desires
pronmlsatiou OF true religion
y the people and the largest
Bile nuail,sf ot protested Chris
4 - .4T#H| H
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Al psrtis. wbo have not hereto.
fore registered, Or who have lost
their registration papers, should
come forward q, once and register.
The let Of appointments Of the
Registrar viii be found In another
column. add citizens who have not
to this duty should not
neglect il.
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Duncan Mclean, the owner of
the bay 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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Our thanks aie due Mrs. Mans.
field Williams for so kindly sending
our editor, a few days since, upon
her return from a visit to her rela.
tons, a sample of the fine fruit
grown neal Jackson, Tenn.
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The weather has been so warm
and dry for the last two weeks that
the vegetation has most severely
suffered and garden esculents have
been almost totally DESTROYED.
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1t is said that leading Democrats
in New York will propose Charles
O'Conor as the Democratic candi,
date for Governor.
The Pinchbeck and Custom House
Republican Committees Of Louisiana
are about fusing.
The Liberal Reform and Democra-
tic Committees of Louisiana are in
conference at New Orleans.
The Government Directors Of the
Union Pacific Railroad have re-
turned from a tour Of inspection to
Omaha, and express themselves
pleased with the condition Of the
road. They think that the new
snow sheds erected this summe
will prevent any interruption Of
travel during the coming winter.
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We have alwsysiound il atroubIe-
some, disagresable duty to be com
PEELED % CLEAN over a few old cN-
changes to "hunt out the latest
items, and 10 60 around "lookipg
up" the very lates, little locals, in
order to ill out a column or two OF
the SrAR. Aud IL is not very
often we are called upon to do
this, but occasionally our chief goes
eff, aud, while he thinks he has left
enough copy and to spare, We find
it was short a little. Well, while
we were looking out fer something
that would doto make an item out of,
We ran into a mud.hole, and, slip
ping, tell down. We pulled out,
and just took a seat on the side Of
the hole to give ourself a scrdpe,
aud what should we do but sit right
on a yellow-jacket's nest Wedidn't
sit there long. We don't sit any
where now. We soon pulled out OF
this, though, and not looking in the
direction our footsteps were carry
ing US, we walked right into an open
gateway, and the next thing we
knew the dog was after us. We
just cleared the fence as he took the
rear out of our pants, and made
straight for the Office, determined to
let the local business slide from this
out. W. were not made to be an
editor, and if you could have been
around a short time after this hap
pened you would have heard US
singing:
We don't want to be an editor, |
And write up locals and thingsi
For we'd be sure to get in the mud,
And be stung by "yalter jaekesI"
I
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
[Comu anicated.1
Editor Pamela Star:

lOOmH unlch'eu.
Editor Pdnola Star:
have the pleasure to acknowl>
edge the receipt of Five Thousand
Dollars from the Universal Lite In
urance Company of New York,
being in full payment OF insurance
on the life Of my lately deceased
husband, VIM. G. Strait. / do but
simple justice to bear witness to the
prompt payment of the amount, and
am pleased to add my thanks to the
%gentlemanly agent Of said Company.
Mr.. N. B. Phipps, for his kiudn ass
and courtesy throughout, arranging
the entire details necessary to its
collection, giving me no trouble. l
am sure our people seeking insur-
ance cannot do better, or get insur-
ance in a more substantial company,
than the Universal" represented
by her efficient agent Of this place,
Mr.. N. b. Phipps.
Very Respectfully,
CARRIE NJ. STRAIT.
Sardis. August 80, 1872.
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Hangers Notice.

TAKEN up by Miles W wilbourn, living
fifteen miles east Of Sariis. a sorrel stud colt
three yeats old, with a star In his face aud
len hind foot white no marks or brands per-
ccivable. The owner Of said colt Is hereby
req ested to come for ward and prove his pro
perty, or | will sell him As the law directs.
ROBERT JARVIS,
hlTt1 Ranger.
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Citation Notice.

- ...t -gl8 g tl8&Nisa& 80
10 White Bedford, BuelIa Bedford. BsajsnIa
nsa'ord and Charles bedford, minor ksirs.
atiaw d Hugh NcGshee deceased "a Y, 4
v. Bedford, their guardian, iii 81 whom =
sids and hare their pssts6iee Il nsilsy.
Shelby corr y, Tsonsassei
fou and each Of you ars hereby als<d
" appsar before the chaneeyv cbrtt
q PaDols county, Bs4ts or nissi~jppl
q NE courthouse d ssideouaty, u ~ ,own
Of Sardis, on the second Monday e Oc,ober'
1871, then and thers " NOV csssss Ifsu,
you can, Ehy The final ssceunt n a. I ana
Ivy hcushses sxecutors q ~ VII nd -
lament Of Hugh hc0shss aecSsss6. 1.1.a M
be allowed and appeared - fled IN mid essye
- why said sxsrusoyS ukchld fa6f ~ an
1890 from fartAss usbilisy - $3.50 Z
p osdss ossosst. isss1 Jsly ~ ~
Jq1'-tw 40 HARRlGDks C3u>.
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The sammansahoas a CslLssa
sd vseass Ylssaf hass tsss
sfos1~l ~ n ibis is.us On aes1sas
# pFsssuFs of ~lfapeFtsss aaltsF pc.
siossly fseslssa. bss Hal appear
cert s@k
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Akw Co1roN.-Last Tuesday the
a bale of new cotton for this sea-
7 Vas brought into Sardis by W.
Bell, of this cou nty, and sold to
eesrs. Ballentine, Helm & Co. 1t
465 pounds, and brought
fenty>fvc cents per pound.
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STs.GER sEUIyG M.sCHs.yEs
Citation Notice.

To the following heirs and distributes Of the
estate of Sarah Power deceased, VIZ
Eliza McGehee and her husband J GMcGehee
Elizabeth Hall and her husband VIM. Hall,
who reside IN Upshire county, State Of Texas,
whose postotice address is unknown
James j. Power, who lives in the State of
Texas, whose postofice address IS unknown /;
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
HoloweiI Power deceased, who reside in the
State OF Texas, bnt whose (poslofice is un-
known;
Wesley Ellison, Eliza Ellison, Martha Ellison,
Rufus Ellison, and the unknown heirs Of
John J. Ellison deceased, who are all heirs
of Rebecca Ellison deceased, who reside in
the State Of Texas, and whose ~postofice Is
unknown;
Mary Roberts, Nathaniel Roberts, Franklin
Roberts, and other heirs Of Lucinda Roberts
deceased, whose names and postofice address
are unknown, who reside Ia the State Of
Tetas;
BtTlckfauu TOWeri WnDuFesi III bpshift COUNTY
State Of Texas, whose postofice Is unknown
r. W. Mcmillan, who resides in the city Of
Memphis, Shelby county, State Of Tennessee;
John W. Collinsworth, VIM, A Collinsworth
and others whose names are unknown, who
are heirs Of Hannah Collinsworth deceased,
who reside in the State Of Kentucky, Sales
vile, in said State, being their postofhcc sd-
dress:
You and each Of you are hereby cited TO be
and appear before the Cbancery Court Of PIANO.
IA county, State Of Mississippi, Al the court.
house Of said county, In the town d sardis. or
the second Monday Id October, 1872, then and
there to show cause, II any you can, why The
final account Off. s. Young, executor u ID,
win Of Sarah Power deceased, fled IL sait
court, should not be allowed and approved, and
said executor discharged
BY order Of said court. Issued July q, 1872
jul27-4v J O. HARRISON, Clerk.
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WssFs N Fsssiptof she pfosvscts.
u The COHessiIIs Tines. 10 he pub
Hh@i By Ms'ria 4 Grsabsry-
Democratic IN politics. Prizes sz00.
Success n The effort.
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here has been an interesting
hing going on all this week at
courthouse, conducted by the
Mr.. Caskey, of the Christian
(ch. There was considerable
be manifested.
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We Nlrisss tss slsiaA iks -.
ufs issArsHtanf psmgefsie usksf
ever the nEalaf s9miasss v lbs
fanI.
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Answer 10 Enigma.
Maninmeningdonarial
DemOc, attic and Liberal Nomina.
lions in Arkansas.

A special telegram to the Appeal
from Little Rock, August 26, says
the joint conference Of the Demo-
cratic and Liberal and Reform Re
publican central committees has re-
suited in the following nominations
Brooks, for Governor; Fulton,
negro, for Secretary of State 0. X.
Berry, Auditor +. j. Hunt, Treas
urer j. 7. Bearder, Attorney Gen
eral ThomasSmith Superintendent
of Education; B. F. Duval and w,
M. Hartman for Associate Justices of
the Supreme Court; Cook, negro,
Superintendent of the penitentiary
W. j. II ynes, Congressman at large.
Among Democrats the action of
the convention is considered most
un~fortuitous, the Brooks faction
having acted very arbitrarily in
keeping Brooks at the head Of the
ticket. If the Minstrels do not win
it is their own fault, as the Brindles
have played into their hands.
LITTLE Rock, August 27.-The
conventions OF the Democratic, Lib
eral Republican and Brindle Tail,
or Reform State Central Committees,
closed on Monday evening. The re-
suit IS the adoption of the Brindle
ticket with two changes. Democrats
were placed on the ticket tor Su-
preme Judge and Attorney General,
The electoral ticket was satisfactory
ly changed to suit all the
committees. The Liberal Reform
ers we're not accorded representation
upon the State ticket.
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Citation Notice.
-s9. bls.-

To Agnes J. Young And her Husband James ".
Young, who reside at or near LoundsviIle,
Abbeville county, State Of South Carolina,
and 10 the bears-at-law Of Jnlia Thompson
deceased, whose names and places Of resi-
dencs are unknowns-M ~beirsat-law Of
Samnel Y. Caldwell deceased
You and each Of you are hereby cited to b.
and appear before the Chsncery Court Of Pa
nols county, State Of Mississippi, at the court
honse Of said county, In the town Of Sardis,
ON THE ssD MONDAY IN OCTOBER, ls72,
then and there to show cause, IL any you can,
why the final account Of Thomas \. Caldwell
and W, r. WootteD, administrators Of Tho e.
tste Of Samuel Y. Caldwell decreased, should
not be allowed and approved = fled in said
court, and said adminissi ators discharged.
BY ofdef Of court. Issued July ~, 1871
JOHN @ HARRISON.
jnl27-4v Clerk.
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On Thursday last, says the Holly
Springs Reporter of the 22d inst,
about twenty five negroes, one-half
of whom were armed, marched
through the camps of the %convicts
at work on the Selma, Marion and
Memphis railroad, keeping step to
the martial music of drum and fife.
The guards, regarding their conduct
as threatening, tried to induce them
to leave the camp, but to 40 avail.
They cursed, abused and defed
them, and after drawing up in line
OF battle, as though they meant war,
they went on their way, saying they
would return on Saturday. One OF
the part has since been heard to say
that their intention was to liberate
the convicts. So far they have made
no further demonstrations.
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tAst gos sasa nEas - y s
gsfsi p aseafsis = iAs fsafsr
saaaa
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PERSONAL.

Our friends, Capt. w. g, helms,
tile finn Of W. G.. helms & Co.,
". Lester, Of the firm of Lester &
Ind Mr.. T. p. Brown, of Bates
le.l passed through our city on
en- route tor New York
,Nelms aud Mr.. Lester will
tchase the fall stock of goods for
respective firms in the Eastern
kets. Their customers will re-
the benefit Of the best possible
y purchasing their stock.
Capt. W. D. Helm, Of the firm
llentine, Helm & Co., of this
has gone East to purchase the
nd winter stock Of goods for
rm, Mr. 7. F. Caldwell, of
Caldwell & Co., and Capt. John
brd If Butts, Shuford 4 Co., of
vile, arc also absent in the
Other ii our merchants will
w eoon. 4
44 N ~ tsLf%&9~
e6Ionel Higaiago, editor Of the
ida Sentinel, gave us a call on
pday, and we regret our absence
he oity at the time Hope he
all again, and find us at our
also had a call from Mr.. Gar.
pf the Canton Mail. He was
hg fine, and just returning
)A trip up the road.
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LH.. -" - -
|e have received a list Of the
les yhe have filed claims against
United States government for
lerty taken during the war, in
State, from the commissioners
bins, with the request for pub
The parties had to take
\ iron-elad" oath, and the gov
Aent will make Investigations of
IruM of The alleged loyalty. We
publish the list Tor this county
Il
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We don't want to be an editor,
And write up locals and thingsi
For we'd be sure to get in the mud,
And be stung by "yaller jaekenI"
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GO AND SEE FOR YOURSELF ANDY Fos-
Ter, or the well known firm OF Gels & Foster,
was was IN New York and Philadelphia recently,
ahu as ms experience in the purchase of dry
EoonS OF the newest patterns, latest styles and
pest quallty is well known we expect to see u
Tusn OF customers to that esta blishment when
TINS fact becomes generally known. Gels IL
foster nave the largest and best selected stock
OF dry goods In this city, but the firm desire TO
lotted to CARPETS
=, One portion OF their large store is devoted to
the sale OF carpets and as they buy an immense
STOCK az time they are necessarily enabled to
nuy ana sell cheaper than any other store in
town. fiSft Gels & Fosters mammoth store on
1iHIon street, Johnstown, and examine their
Rooa5 ana prices and we are sure you will pat
roniZe the firn.
ANOTHER SIAMEsE TwINs.-In Conemaugh
n1prougn =; ABOUT two weeks ago, a child was born
Whlch olds fair to prove greater curiosity
than the celebrated Siamese twins. The infant
we speak OF was born with a duplicate part of
IlseiI attached to its body above the naval, but
Whlle TINS duplicate part is almost perfect in
every other particu lar it is headIess. The lower
nmDs are wen formed, also the body and
arms, put there is only pefinger on ca aeh hand.
The body is turned inwafls and only requires
Il heau 70 make 1t a well formed child. This in
fant Is stont, hearty, fine looking female, and
ty.-JOhnStOtCn Echo
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The name of MIR. Pershing was withdrawn
after the third ballot, and that of Mr.. Horne
after the 10th. On the llth ballot there was a
discrepancy in the tally of the clerks one hav-
ing 40 for MIR. Brown, the other SO. and the Con-
Yenton proceeded to the 18th ballot, which re-
suited in the selection of Mr.. Hannah, as indi-
Gated above. He was theTeupon declared the
choice of the Convention
The names of \. ID. Criste, Jas Griffin Geo
W. Oatman, Albert BrindIe. Casper w. Easily
, and James NJ. Singer were then presented for
the Office of
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AUDITOR,

and on the first ballot Peter Dougherty, Esq,
of Summitville, having received 50 votes,
majority of the vote polled, was declared tie
candidate for A uditor.
Nathaniel Horne was elected Chairman OF
the County Committee for the ensuing year
y motion was made and carried, that the
County Committee as it has heretofore existed
be abolished, and that the President of this
Convention be authorized to appoint eight
persons, who, with the Chairman shall conSt1-
tee. and that the said Committee shall eXer
else and perform all the duties which have
usually been PEI formed by the County Com
mittee.
on motion H. A McPike was appointed
Delegate to the next State Convention.
RcSnIred, That John CampbeH, r. III. Shields
and E. r. Dunegan are hereby appointed Con-
ferees from this county, to meet the other
Conferees from this District, to nominate
candidate for Congress-
ReSOIued, That Gen Joseph Mcdonald, Fran
els Bearer and Lawrence Furlong are hereby
appointed Conferees, to meet other Conferees
from this Senatorial District, to nominate
Delegates to the Constitutional Convention.
The following resolution was offered by Jno.
,. Rhey, Esq, and unanimo ously adopted:
ResOtUed, by the Democracy of Cambria coun-
" IN convention assembled, That we repOSe
Implicit faith and confidence in the judgment,
wisdom ana patriotism of the Democratic N2-
t1onal Convention to be held at Baltimore on
the 9th of July-that on the question of candi-
dates for President and Vice-President its ac
tion ought to be of binding force from which
there can be no appeal-that we Will accept
its decision as the voice of the Democracy OF
the Union. expressed by the only legitimate
tribunal constituted for that purpose, and that
we win give to its nominees q cordial and
earnest support.
On motion, the Convention adjourned sine
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DIR. IsESBERG, OF Altoona, has the only right
In Central Pennsylvania to apply the Falsom
improvements on artificial teeth, and is not
only ready but willing TO promise in all cases
lno matter how difficulty perfect satisfaction
This Improvement is fully adopted TO public
speakers, no matter how diificalt the caSe.-
They will not fall in coughing, laughing, or
talking. Ministers and lawyers should feel
themselves particularly interested
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REGISTER AND RECORDER.

The names OF Messrs. Griffin, BrindIe, Oat-
man and Easily We're Withdrawn, as above sta
ted, and on the sth ballot James NJ Singer. of
jackson township, having received a majority
of the votes cast, was declared the nominee
for Register and Recorder
For the office of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
the following names were announced: Antho-
ny Anna, Silas A. McG ough, Joseph Criste, H.
c. Devine, Joseph w. Pringle, Thomas Moon
nell, John B. Ross, James W. Condor and Ed
ward Glass. The blllntinnc resnlted thug.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-06-01
COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Anthony Anna, of Chest ,ownship. having
received majority of the Convention, was
declared the nominee of the party for the of
flee of County Commissioner.
At this juncture motion made and
adopted that majority of the votes cast would
nominate candidates for the remaining Offices
The following gentlemen were put in nomi-
nation for
pOOR UOITSE INJECTOR