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Homicide.

On Saturday last Mr.. James Jack
son was shot and killed by an un-
known person at his home, about ten
miles west of Batesvills. The facts
in the case are only to be obtained
from hearsay, as there has been nc
judicial examination in the matter
Els was fred upon by some one as
he went from bis house into the yard
and instantly killed. Mr.. ]. ?. Ka-
hoe was arrested upon suspicion
but bis examination has not vel
taken place, and we do not know
the facts that will be developed upon
the trial.
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Commissioners Sale of Land.

BY virtue of decree Of the Chancery Court
Of Panola county, Mississippi, rendered 10th
day of July, 1871, and Of an amended decree
rendered the l5th day Of July, 1871, in the suit
Of Robert J. Holmes ct al, compliments, VS..
Hewlett ". Holmes, defendant, No. 356, viii
as commissioner therein appointed on Monday
the 10th day Of December, 1872, at CORTLAND,
in said county, within lawful hours, offer for
sale at public auction to the highest bidder, the
following valuable tract ofland lying and be.
ing in said county Of Pamela, known as the
northeast quarter Of section two, township ten,
range seven, west, also known as tie Holmes
place. situated about three mills southeast Of
said town of CORTLAND.
Terms Of Sale.-0ne, third cash, the balance
on a credit until November LIST, 1873. BoEd
with good security will be required Of the pur-
chaser. and a lien retained upon the land until
the purchase money Is fully paid.
&c. HARRISON,
| Miller 4 Miller, Commissioner
Solicitors. n9l6-5v
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Cicero Walton, of the fancy dry
goods house of II. T. Simon & Greg
Dry, St. Louis, Mo-, paid us a visit
this week. Cicero is an ever well
come visitor in our midst, having
been one OF cur citizens, and won by
his pleasant bearing many friends.
Hon. John W. c. Watson, of Hol-
ly Springs, has been in attendance
on our Circuit Court this week. He
is an ever welcome visitor, and his
numerous friends will be glad to
know that his health is very fine,
and he is as vigorous and active al
IN former years.
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PRICE-NEAL.- AT the residence of the
bride father, near Batesville, on the 2lst Of
November last, by the Rev. James W. Bates,
Mr. W. P. s. Price and Miss Betty Neal. All
of this county.
We tender the happy pair the congratula-
tons Of the STAR office, and wish for them the
realization Of their cherished hopes.
sINMoyS-PHILLIPS.-at the residence
Of the brides father, on the 18th day of No
vember, by the Rev. c. NJ L. Aldridger Mr.. R,
N. Simmons and Miss c. A. Phillips, all Of Pa
nola county.
nURPHREE-REEDER.--At the residence
of the brides father, on the 18th day Of No
vember, by the Rev. c. NJ. l.. Aldridge, Mr.. W
P. Nurphree aud Miss sailie y. Reeder, all o
Pamela county.
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h1ias ed The isssss. raslmania
Sofksi IL ists' caafss 9Th issrs'
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tered, a. the suggestion Of the bar.
IN appropriate tribute n fs.pes, 70
bis memory asi on Thursday a..
i0f the term, snl tie court
aud members ni the bar attended the
funeral At Balesville in . body We
will not attempt 20 rsy sitting
tribute to the memory II or es
tesmsd departed trend, being unable
to express al idea fitting 10 the high
aud honorable condition and fair
name Of one Of Panels county. old.
and most highly honored siti-
zens, whom she nov mOurns as with
one common heart in the los. Of
Harrison, from hi, long tried
and ever maintained place Of esteem
md confidence in the public mind.
When the old and faithful citizens
Of our State, who have battled
through all the ucissltudes Of ito his
.Ory from the days when the war
Thoop of the red man aud the cry Of
he panther were the sounds that
greeted the ear of the citizen, to the
present day, come to lie down in
leath and to go out from US forever,
We most deeply feel our loss in their
'ounseIs and wise directions, aud We
'emember with deeper pangs Of re-
ret our affections and sorrows that
AVE been shared and so often borne
" the patriotic fathers of the coun-
ry. In death the grave has no vic
DRY in furnishing the fame of Judge
but on the contrary his
'irtues will live on and grow bright
r, if possible, and more valued with
ach succeeding year, and his name
will be a venerated one by the mem
'ers of bis profession and by the
'oople at large. The sympathy of
be entire citizens of the county are
nth the afflicted family in their ir-
eparable loss.
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Masonic.

At the Regular Convoestion o.
the Royal Arch Chapter No. %, al
this place, held on Monday night
last, an election for officers for the
ensuing year was held. The follow
ing companions we're elected officers
and duly installed:
D.. A. Kinchloe, Fl, p.
j. j. Meek, f. X.
l.. D, Greenlaw, S.
John Wright, g. II.
w. II. Wall, p. S.
G. &. Wilbourn, r. A. c.
G.. J. Boucher, IL. Sd Veil.
b. G, Kyle, NJ. I'd Veil.
Thomas DuvalI, N. 1st Veil.
j. G. Harrison, Secretary.
J. D. Hightower, Treasurer.
j. W, Moore, Tyler.
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Citation Notice.
Soils for CompIts,
No. 1857

No. 1857
To Mrs. - Martin, the widow Of Thomas
J. Martin deceased, and to --- Martin, q
minor heir-at-law Of said decedent, who re-
side at or near Cottage Grove, State Of Ten
nessee:
You are hereby cited to appear before the
Chancery Court Of Pamela county, State Of
Mississippi, at the courthouse Of said county,
10 the town of Sardis, on the second Monday
il January, 1873, then and there to chow cause,
if any you can, who the final account of J. A.
Julian, administrator Of the estate Of Thomas
]. Martin deceased, pending settlement in said
court, should not be allowed and approved,
and said administrator discharged.
By order OF said court. Issued November b,
1872.
10. HARRISON,
no94w Clerk.
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We have a friend who recently,
Rith malice aforethought, engaged
b the "wild hunt after office" He
las returned from the chase and re-
lorts that the aforesaid office was
20 fast for him. 1t lodged him
hound the corner and he could not
ind it afterwards. He hes learned,
however, that it was caught by some
pne else, and will be safely kept for
he next twelve months. This is some
Consolation. These Offices running
lround loose are troublesome things,
md ought to be caught. Our friend
lsy this one "wild hunt has salts.
bed bis curiosity.
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FAsHIoN.-We are glad to be in
Formed that after years of torture
BY waterfalls, chignens, rats, mice
and other horrid things, the heads
|ot our fur countrywOmen are at last
10 be set free, and may appear il
public u~ntrammeled and natural. II
makes no difference whether the
wearcr has a full or scanty suit Of
hair of her own, she is at full liberty
to wear it as it is. The twisted knot
or club, or whatever it is called
may be of any size, from that o.
a walnut to a large size sqnash. ANY
color may be worn.
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A CARD.

Quite q number of persons in this
county who have claims against the
Phoenix Insurance Company Of Hart
ford, Connecticut, have spoken to
me during the past eighteen months
about bringing suit against said COM
pany. have heretofore been una
Bile to commence said suits because
Of the imposibility Of finding any
agent of said company, against
whom to commence proceedings
This difficulty is now removed. IL
the meantime | have forgotten tht
names of some of the gentlemen who
spoke to me. If they will again no.
tify me Of the amount and nature o
their claims, and the papers in th'
case, the suits will be at once com.
menced by myself, in conjunction
with Messrs. White & Chalmers, 0
fernando.
FREEMAN RANDOLPH,
If Attorney-at>Law.
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1t affords us pleasure to call the
attention Of our readers to the card
of Messrs. J. A. Robertson & Co. in
this issue. These gentlemen have
formed a mercantile partnership tor
the purpose of carrying on the BUSH
ness of a frst-class country store,
keeping a full and complete stock
and by judiclous purchases to be
able to sell at prices that will defy
competition. Their location ia one
mile west of Star Place, on the He
lena road, near Shiloh Church, and
they have as fine a section of coun'
try to support them as is to be found
in the State. Having enough CAPT.
tai to command a fair share of trade
and with attention to business they
cannot fail to be successful.
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.psll sfis sis ebsslsf pis
.~.esrFslar pres 'hosif fHm
..Aaass aa4 issI uths uorsy
I.ses. shish Ill m'iiis 80
.wgsi.sf gp u h 10 &c sTiu
We require ibs eash 10
LOS ell meh subscriptions
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Remember that s. Ii. Gunter has
most excellent stock of family
berries in Sardis, and has just re-
bed a full line of staple and fancy
goods, boots aud shoes. Our
sdsrs will consult their interests
! going their for supplies.
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B~,tesville has a genuine China,
nn acting as a waiter at the fetch
1 house. He is a fine servant, and
rsses in the very latest American
rhiOus, and no one would imagine
pm the ease that he rivals the
addressed young men of the town
Btyle of dress that he ever wore
pdeu shoes, bag pants and a pig
Il
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! Messrs. Locke & Rice are very
bxieus for parties indebted to them
} come forward and pay up all in>
kbtedness due them. They are
the money and must have
| A word to the wise is sufficient.
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lie spizootic Is prevailing in al.
hon, oil tis county. Ithis affect.
harm horses IN many places. The
|.... /, proving fatal in bat few
I,.. 1t needs good attention tc
h rapidly ANNALS taken with the
Ease
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Ths citizens OF Batesville are pre-
ing to build a handsome Metho>
II Church. They have also en-
bed the graveyard with a sub
hntial fence.
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Buy your coal from S. II. Gunter.
He is selling it at Memphis prices,
and will give you better coal and
more Of it for the same money. We
have tried it.
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IN. Mississippi and tennessee
w.l have rsbuili the sntire
III Of the iresiliug on tbi. sd,
Il. T.lshaichis river leading to
! ridge over that stream with
ambsr., making that portioa Of
ro,d very Substantial and firm.
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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.
lie can fill any bill that you may
Hsnt on short notice.
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Official returns of the election held
in this place on Monday last Tor cor
porate officers for the next ensuing
year:
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Commissioners Sale Of Land.
InsOlvent Notice.

By virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Cour
for the 10Th Chaucery district made at th'
regular term thereof for Pamela county, Miss.
the second Monday Of October, 1872, the c,
tate Of John W. Hair deceased, was declared
insolvent. Notice is hereby given 10 all per
sons having claims against said estate 10 hav,
them registered according 10 law, Or the sam
will be forever barred.
MARY HAIR,
no9-4w Administrators.
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DIED.

Athis residence, near this place, on Monday
last, gr. Richard Hill, an old and highly res
rected citizen Of the county.
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Many rumor, are 10 circulation
that the time Of payment Of tare.
tor 1872, without an additional per-
eentsge, has been extended, and that
persons can pay their taxes now
without an additional percentage,
These rumors are false, and there is
no power in the State that can ex-
tend the limitation of a law except
the Legislature, and every one, if
upon reflection for one moment,
knows that this is the only power
that can alter or change existing
laws, aud that no Legislature is in
session. Taxes are always ~collecta-
Bile, and parties who have not paid
before the first of December, will be
made to pay, and charged an addi>
tional percentage as damages for the
delay. Il is far better to pay up
and prevent a levy and sale of pro-
psrty, for every step taken in the
collection Of taxes adds on addition
al costs. Those persons who are
delinquent should not let their
property have to BIO seized and sold,
for that will make the original
amount of the tax on them nearly
double.
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sgu, iaSpaysr. &c The soiies
.sserif
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What has bocoLle OF the choir for
Methodist church in Sardis? In
1es past, it was our delight to lis
n to the sweet music made by this
9ir, but of late the organ seems
pave been laid aside, and every
y lett to sing according to his or
o~n notion. The result ID that
\ music, in stead of being a con-
ID OF sweet, harmonious sounds, is
lpre like "linked sweetness long
Fswn out" We hope the choir
be reorganized and will practice
sskly, for without practice it is
possible to sing in perfect time,
ID time is one of the essentials OF
bod singing.
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Nv. have been informed that a
box and Ladder Company will be
smsd in this place if our Town
spncil will buy the ladders and a
i set of buckets. This is right.
b a company would be invalu-
L in case OF fires in our town,
we hope it will be formed at
fG We would suggest The forma-
\ Of two such compauies-one to
OF white, the other Of
bred citizens, We believe our
! authorities will buy the ladders
] buckets for both.
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.kPECIAL NOTICES.
Scrap Iron.
ARE YOU GOING Il =

II SO, take our advice, and purchase yonr
tickets over the old reliable and popular Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad, which is positively the
only line that runs three daily express trains
from st. Louis to Kansas City aud the Westi
and is positively the only line which runs Pull
mans Palace Sleepers and day coaches tespe-
cially for movers) equipped with Millers safety
platform and the patent steam brake, from st.
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. +, THoNP-
SON, Agent, Missouri Pacific Railroad, Chat
~tanooga, Tenn, or Atlanta, Ga; or X, A.
FoRD, Gen'l Passenger Agent, ST. Louis, No.
Ne trosble to answer questions. s27
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LOTS IN THE TOWN OF PAMELA.

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Lots 4, 5 and 6, block 8 blot G, block 10
Lot IL. block 7 East half lot 4, block
lots 3, 4, Q and TO- East half lots 3, 4 and
block 10 5, block IA
LOTS IN THE TOWN or SARDls.
Lot Q, block Lot !, block &c
G. II. GLEASON, =.
Clerk Circuit Car.
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All Of the present officers were
reelected, except MIR. j. G. Hal
elected alderman, instead of Mr.. G.
Clarke.
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Attention of taxpayers is called
b the notice of the Sheriff.
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ne gfsad iliy 81 oHfnsd 70 at
1'dsY last Toe ssIy fsisrs,i =
ssfy 'mall hsnlsr u ialieimsb,.
inio eosfi, reporting she moral osa
dition II ne souaiy - being credit
.abls They dii net fad a tive bl
agAissi Jsnss Asrgrsvss. commit
TED - iA' magistrate II be prsIin.
mary trial, fsr The murder "A IA
Milan, and be wss released by or.
der Of the court They no doubt
found true bin against Mar.
graves. the brother, who Mrs. Mar.
graves stated did the shooting, bu,
We do not know ihi. fact, but pre-
sumo they reached such a conclusion
from our knoslSdgs Of the facts.
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LOTS IN THE TOWN OF BELMONT.
Block 30 Lots5 and 13. Block
LOTS IN THE TOWN OF BATEsvILLE.
Lot 2, block B Ifrac sec s, town Q
Lot 3. block range 7--5! acres
Lot s, block 7
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Lovers of extra tine cigars will FIND

Lovers of extra fine cigars will find
six choice brands of imported Hav-
anas, at Brooks cigar stand. Po>totfice,
Carson. VIZ: Juan Y Martinez, La Flor
de Morales, Flgaros, Manuel Gracias.
De \IIIar V Nillar>, FL Orden de Ha-
baua, bv the single cigar or hundred
Agency for Havana Lottery tickets. =
). f. MAKKET.-E. Perasich me-
door to the Carson Theaterl IS receiv-
ing daily from california, fresh vege
tables, of all kinds, strawberries, nuts
and candies. etc., which he keeps con
~tantlv ON hand and for sale at the
lowest market prices. Give him a call
and examine hi, goods.
New and elegant jewelry sets,
chains. studs, sleeve buttons, ring,
card cases. ETC., at One-teuth the price
of gOIi-warranted not to tarnish-at
Brooks, POstollice, Carson; also, Fair
cnlId's gold pens, in every style;
meerchaum pipes, and an endless
variety OF stationery and fancy goods.
PHoTOGRAPHIC,-Go to al. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied bv
Frank Ludlow. on Second street tor
the latest style of photographs. Par
ticUlar attention paid to viewing. =
Olcovich Brothers sell the best and
cheapest dry goods in the State, and
everybody will find it to their advan-
to trade with them. =
If YOU desire rosy cheeks and a com
pIeXion fair and free from pimples and
blDtchcs, purify your blood by the use Of
Dr.. Piercc'S Gold Il Medical Discovery.
Ii has no equal toI his purpose.
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
la3-tt
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New WAGo>S.-A long tram of new
wagons-some twenty i'll number
passed through town yesterday, en-
route for Carson Valley. These wag
on>, We learn, We're imported from
South Bend, Indiana, by G.. w. q.
Ferris, of thi- place, aud built express
v for this market.
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UNITED STATES MAILS.

Reno-Arrives from at $50 a m. Closes
for at $50 p. IN
Vlrsinia-ArriveS from at 10 a m
Closes for at 3:f5 p. m
Genoa and Arrives from at
ESQ p. IN. Closes for at $50 IA. m.
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LAND PATENrs.-The following pat
ants for land situated in the state OF
Nevada. have been issued from the
office of the Secretary of State. TO vii
James Myers, of lIko county, .0t
acres; A. W. Gedmey, of Elko county,
1880 acres; William Myers, of EIko
county $40 acres; James y. Lamb, OF
Ormsby county, l65.9 90 acres; BaIti>ta
Recanzone, of Humboldt county, 50
acres; simon Nathan Palmer, of f.
mera.da county, 20 acres; Joseph
Fellnagle. OF Wa>hoe county. N~Oa"re>:
NJ. T.. Spooner. of Douglas county,
1873 acres James y. ltiGhN. OF
Ormshy county, $50 acres; joel +.
WhitcOmb. of Douglas county, 70
acres William NJ. Wyncoup. OF
Ormshv county. 10 acres; Benjamin
William Miles Wyncoop, Of orln>hy
county. 10 acres; +. {. Asher. q.
Douglas county. - acres; E'tmIn {.
Asher, of Douglas county. II acres;
John \. Bruu>ev, of S.urry county.
40 acres; Duane l.. Bliss. Of Orru~by
county, 100 acres: John =. Fuuik>, OF
Wa,hoe county. I'D acres; Leopold
Stern. of HuIubnidt county, I62S9
acres: Ozro I'll. Parker. Of Humboldt
county, 1913. 90 acres; GeOrL" W. Lick
cns.of Lyon county n acres; Samuel
l.. Burbank. OF E~lmeralda county,.
s.. 10 acres: James NJ. Huston. OF EN-
meralda county. DO acres Isaac y.
Fa~>ett. of ltoOp county. 5lt.12 acres;
Harlan Z. Coule>. of Wa~hoe county.
p>t. RI acres HDmtDllf IlInn. Of
Washna counry. 800 acres: flcien +.
Hatch. of Wa>hoe county. so acres;
4. J. Hatch. OF WaNhae county. 20
acres Isaac W. Fas>ett. Of Allie
cany. New York. 3l>.1g acres w.
r. Homes. of AIle.ary. New York. $40
acres ""hh H. '",-'i>' ,'"'t
ronnty. ~ acres; O.nnrn G.. Maiden.
assignee of W. b. King, Of Wa~hoe
county. 100 acres; Thaiieu> W.
HeaIev, of OrinSbY county. 100 acres.
Lewis
T~horington'> >azerac saloon maN be
seen two handsome bouquets, culled
, - f.,,;. .nd
:, .
lowers 10 De l"ulu III ~ ND 7"'iP ;
garden. in the western portion OF our
CITY. In tho group are roses of varle-
gated hUes. in~tertnin@tei win mint
and tanSy- which WIN is coat OF green
tends To harmonic H. various coloF~
A. I.ar. fnra - n~4IIoyy ami a, SWEEP
As the o,inr emitted from the roses.
Scattered p~r"ih!>cnnu>tF me
hunch are prs '' me cLe'iN utt'
MIL 4. M. tNt+.FfIN. TAtl II
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The savages are unjustly styled ig-
norant. for any healthy Indian is a
we'll red man.
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