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New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-17

FOR HAVANA.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West,
Carrying the United States MALL
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
ANA The New Orleans, Florida
<-9Sss6 aud Havana Steamship Company
NSZk~@AEIY@ will dispatch their new and unsuE-
ssss8s sss8 passed fast passenger steamship
HAVANA,
L. W. PENNINGTON Commander,
WEDNESDAY, August IA, 1872.
From the foot of CalliOpe street, First District
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana. To Cedar KeyE
Cabn' n's''''..'.s''.''''....S4O B25
Ste6Eage.. e................ 20 IL
Through bills of ladipg issued to all points on
line of railroads in Florida and on the st. Johns
river; also to New York, Savannah and Charleston.
Through bills of lading and passage tickets given
to Tampa via Cedar Keys, and landing freight on
wharf at Tampa.
None but the cOnpany's bills Of lading signed,
and none signed after sailing of the steamer.
Splendid passenger Accommodations and through
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without permit from the Of.
fee.
For freight or passage apply to
l. K. ROBERTS, Treasurer,
No. l29 Common street
Over the Louisiana National BANK
The steamship MAEGARET follows on Wednes.
day, August 81. 1872. at A. b. de5 ly
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-17
n OST-C T-CAUTION,-TWO MORTGAGE NOTES

OST-CAUTION.-TWOM MORTGAGE NOTES
a - 4 drawn by NJ. M. Nolan, dated New Orleans.
october 49, 1871; payable espectvey in twelve and
JWenty'four months, each for the gum Of 5 1000
also, one for the sum of S65 drawn by Monroe
Thomas, dated New Orlears March T. 1872 and
payable In six months. All Of said notes payable
az the Bank Of America, with eight per cent Inter
est Inc public ts therefore cautioned against
the undersigned, and payment thereof having
been stoppsd WILLIAM Il. SEYMOUR,
JyF' aatS u No. q Exchange alley,
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-17

728 bales, against :, SAC, ,O7e last year; to the
eontinent 484, ,628 bales, against 764, ,555 last
year: Grand total to Great Britain and the
continent l, ,942,3ob bales, against 3, I36,73I
last year. Stocks at all the delivery ports,
made up to II H., 1886 bales, against 49,.
376 last week.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-17
Weather Report,
" an DEF hAA4AN1 G
ONCE Chief Signal OtaC6r, J
Washington, August Is, l57z, i:35 F. b. !
PROBABILITIES.

EhbbAhllLlA AAhos
Southerlv to easterly winds and clear
weather will generally prevail on Saturday
over the Western Gulf States. WindsNecr-
ing to westerly and clearing weather from
Florida to North Carolina and southwest
aud clearing but partly cloudy weather
from Virginia to Southeast New York and
with cloudy weather over New England.
SOutherly winds and partly cloudy weather
from Tennessee to Northern New York
The barometer will continue falling from
Missouri to the upper lakes with southerly
winds and increasing ClOudiness and with
probably threatening weather and brisk
winds over the latter.
River EnissuzeBGs.
SOUTHWEST PASS, August l6.-Baromcter
9Q.65 Wind south, fresh. Arrived-Steam-
chip Harlan, at p. VI Lewis, master, from
Iudanola via Galveston, to &. A. Whitney
g. O." No departures.
VICKsBURG, August Acknowledgement
City and barges, at 4 p, NJ. K. L. Lee, at
Z p. NJ. Passed up today-JOhn A Wood
and barges, at twelve o'clock 81. Weather
clear and warm. River falling.
MEMPHIS August l6.-WeatheU clear and
warm. River falling steadily. Passed up
Belle St. Louis. Down-Mary Miller.
CINCINNATI, August l6,-The weather is
partially cloudy and warm. River six teet
in the channel and swelling slowly.
CAIRO, August I6.-Arrived-J. II. John
son from New Orleans, last mjdnight Bee
aud barges from New Orleans, at A. NJ
Colorado from st. Louis, at 5 p. NJ; Paul
inc Carroll from st, Louis, at p. NJ. De-
parted-H. G. Yaegt for New Orleans, at 3
a. NJ Bee and barges for st. Louis, at
A. M. The Henry Ames is aground at
Greentields. The river has fallen three
inches in the past twenty-four hours.
Weather clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, August l6-Wpathpr clear
and hot River falling slowly. Business
dull.
ST. LOUIS, August l6-Arrived-Cltv of
Vicksburg from Nicksburg. No departures.
River falling. Weather clear and warm
LOUISVILLE, August l6.-River station
ary, With four feet two inches in the canal.
and two feet two inches in the chute
Weather very warm. Business dull.
PITrsBURG, August l6. - Monongahela
three feet four inches in the channel, and
stationary, with favorable prospects for
more water.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-17
NLAIl1s COnIMIssION,
LOST.

0ST OR HIISLAED.-A NOTE, DATBD
= New orleans, one day after date payable to
me order OF Fisher, johnson Co. for 100. signed
r. }. Sterling. Any person returning the same
will be suitably rewarded
FISHER, JOHNSON CO.,
aulS No "a Bar0nne street
OST OR MISLAID.-NOTICE rs HEREBY
~ given that have made an application to the
POntchaEtraln Railroad Company for new Certi
neate OF SEVEN SHARES OF THE CAPITAL
STUCK OF said company standing in my name, The
oflglnai NO. 54l, having been lost or mislad.
aufBt BLANCHE OGDEN.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-17
RRLOW n0MTNa nP.
ETPORTa

ship Zephyr, Sweetser, from Newport J-ne 20,
TO MASTER
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-17
STEAMSHIPS.

uhMDulEOs
7N~y~>">D"o>,->~S'|~~~1>Nrs"
FOR NEW YORK.
Sailing Every Saturday.
HERoHAETs STRAMsHIP LIEE
Comprising the hrst-class steamships
SHERMAN. Captain Thomas HAlssy
GENERAL MaADE.Sss.... Captain A. W. Sampson.
UNIThD STATES. Captain ID. B. CrOweD
mlSSISSlPPl.. Captain W. 2. Henry.
WESTERN METROPOLIS. captain H. s. Quick.
EMILY B. SOUDER Captain B. r Burdick.
SAILING PROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY.
FOB NEW YORK DIRzCT-Tha
SzISS I'D steamship
EMILY B. SOUDER,
B F. BURDICK, Commander,
VIII lesva hsr wharf foot Of JeRerBon street. -
SATURDAY, August Il. 1872, at 8 Am.
These steamers have superior Accommodations
for passengers.
SADAu s'ss'atsps sss#yR
Steerage Passage. Ss...s................,... 81
gov, Bremen and Hamburg. Through ticketa foR
hrst-clsss aud steersge passengers for Liverpool
and the Continent, connecting with GHion's Line Of
Steamers, sailing from New York every Wednesday
Fer freight or passage, spply TO
JOHN H LUDWIGSBE. Agent,
No. $50 Common street
The steam ship WESTERN METROPOLIS will fol-
low, leaving on SATURDAY. August d. at A. a.
OO3a
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-17

Daily trains for passengers New Orleans to Don.
aldsOnVille and return. Excursion tickets to Don.
aldsOnville and return, Sundays, So Train
leaves Canal street depot daily at 745 A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-15
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE IA, 1879.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Brooklyn r Tibbits, Liverpool via
Steamship Algeria lBr( lie Messurer, Liverpool via
Steamship Canada Brj Webster Liverpool via Queens
steamship Europa Br, Campbell, Disqualification
steamship Germania MG,, Hebich, Hamburs-Kun
ship Sir Robert Peel, Larrabee, London-Grnnell Min
Ship biologist (Br), Cooper, London-Thos Dunham's
Ship Hamilton Fish, Bryant San Francisco--sutton 4
Ship Calhoun, Crazy Bcaufort-spofford Bros Co
Bark Bgston Vale OBJ, Anderson, Penarth Roads-H
BARK Marsherita dtaD. scarpatl, Gloucester E-slo
Saal ns eco e or F"
BARK Rosa qtaD, Barbapalita. Queenstown or Fall
Bark Kong Carl Nor' Marcussen, observation-disclosures
BARK Bark Luigi Russo dtaD, Ruggio Cork for orders
Bark Gynther Swe), Norbers, DublinNfusnch Edge
Bark Amykos Nor), Jameson. sligo-Tctene Book
Bark Frcdnaes Mor, Ellenjsen stetlln-Funch, Edge
BARK Amau Hsdwig MG>, Gember. stettin--Funch,
Bark Lord Pamerston (Br slocumb, Turks Islands
Bark Sarah Dudman aBr, Rose, Fcrnandina-sloco-
Bark Wndward 0sr), Higgins, Baltimore randali,
Brig THETA (NoD, Ramsloir Ipswich E-Tetens Book.
Brig Aglia, Petersen, wanks River-G Vessels
Brig Two Marys dD, Marshall, cabarIen-Boyd
Wolf 4 Co. ~
Brig Sarah L Hall (Br), Davis, Cow Bay, CB-Boyd &
Hincken.
Brig Anna Lindsey Br), Dunn, Hsboro MP Ne
vus Sons.
Brig Hunter (Br), Wilson, Jacksonville-A Murphy.
Brig Nellie Antrim Loud, Savannah-Bentley. Miller 4
Co.
,schr Clara Montgomery Tjerson, Boca del Torro--G
schr G H Hodgdon, Matheson, st Jago dc Cuba-Jas E
Ward Co.
schr Lillas, Griffin Baracoa-Jas Ward Co.
Schr Maydower (Br), Parker, Windsor, NS-Crandall
Berteaux 4 Co.
schr G Johnson, Harris Washington NC-W Hin
schr John Brice, Jones, Richmond, va-van Brunt 4
Bro.
schr Mary Mankin Petty Washington, DC-van Brunt
4 Bro. -
Schr Anthony Kelley, Nelson Baltimore-W Chalmers
win 4 Son wv
Schr Fulton, Parker New Haven-Rackctt& Bro
schr Horace L, Francis, New Haven-E Smith.
Steamer Thomson. Moore, Baltimore.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia
Steamer Concord, Norman Philadelphia
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schr Mediator, McLeane, FAN River for New York.
sem ssase sea Lang New ford for Yo
M HS s S SeE
schr CHIEF, Smith Fail River for New York.
schr Harriet Lewis, Hunt, Providence for Elizabeth
sssT B. Hs s%s s@ New
New
GEO r,s e. SeS
schr Henry Taber Berry proyd s for New York
schr Kate Scranton, Palmer. Providence for New
schr John Foreman, Thomson, Hartford for New
sehr Hanna Brown, Reilly. Greenwich for New
York.
schr Chas Bentley. Baker, New London for New
schr F Smith, Heath, Boston for Elizabeth
schr Eyersreen Bunce, Providence for Rondout
schr Oliver schohed, Dissoway, New Haven for Bal
ym New York.
sshr Amelia Francis, Kelly, New Bedford for New York.
schr sarah Jane Quincy Quincy, Providence New
schr Rhode Island, Baldwin stonnston for New York
with Bridge Ssnee' 0'
York.
Dsa Rssa ss % New York.
: schr Mercier. Quarterman, Providence for New
schr H W Wellington Maine for New York
schr Richard Law Edrdge, Stonington for Philadel-
schr 7 u, r Lockwood, Providence for Nsy York.
No Trsn noq ProSdsnce for New York
Echr Angelina, Robinson, Providence for New York.
schr Charles Grainer Harvey, New Haven for New
schr John Warren, McGarr, Providence for New York.
Sem esper @y o1 New a
schr Snaloa Avery, Machias for New York, with um-
schr Gertrude Brockway Portland for Elizabeth with
schr Memento, Nckerson, Plymouth for Elizabeth.
New York, with nails to Parker Mills Co
States nY Fa YS or New
with mdse and passcngers
Steamer Thetis, Gale Providence for New York. with
mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST
sver 81 Porter. King, Elizabethport for Chatham.
schr Charley Miller, Jones, New York for Fall River.
schr John sheppard Cox: Jersey City for New Haven
schr Carrie g Mills New York for Boston.
schr Lady Woodbury., Woodbury., New York for Port
schr Dederick, Davis New YORK for Noank,
2 Ss ssw New
schr Christiana, Ray, New York for Black Rock
sh ass S e4 fer hcno
schr Mercer. Wasson, Elizabcthport for Bridgeport
s Fcl SeT c xsra for ess
schr Mary Fletcher Wentworth, Port johnson for Bos
schr Reading RR No aa McLane Port johnson for Nor
wich
schr Connecticut Dchart, Elizabethport for Black
Rock
sehr Ida A Small, Robbins New York for Belfast
New or HF
s scr Eny Fourth New York for Bangor
Schr BROWNE Weeks, Port johnson for Providence.
sshT 6ssi Ssss for s1
scnr Express, Lawson, Elizabethpor for Providence.
e enr e y3 Yor
Steamer Electra, Mott New YORK tor Providence.
Wind at sunset NE, fresh.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
IA Courts OF different States legal every where; deser
uon &C, sufficient cause; publicity required;
charge until divorce granted; consultation free.
M. HOUSE, Attorney, $50 broadway
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
N the courts Of different States No publicity Advice
free Notary Public and Commissioner for every State.
l. KING, Counsellorat Law, 1853 Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
n. corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from 8 A. N. to r. NJ
BARGAINS IN TEAS CoFFEEs, GROCERIES AND
ID Provisions warranted 10 suit the palaies and The
pockets Of the million. THOMAS r. AGNEW
26u Greenwich street. New York.
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ARRIVALS.
r HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
AsSsI
+ sssisf s;s?s%! sss
hence for liverpool issh at loa q
ss aasyssss a5 ssS S s ssass
much fog 18th of ,kaPtasIs spoke steamship City
PM Min %dse and nay pas.s at
steamship United States CTowsH. New Orleans june
with mdse and PASSENGERS. to Frederic Baker Had
stsa%sSp SscTS,a tEpSs Charleston June IL, with
Steamship ySiunteer BloOdgoOd, Philadelphia. with
s1 ss11sse s qss". e1e s:.s
Ts;;Ss o;ss
S soarsd q Il bark an NC rom
P had Short o Waiter out w .nns
to ssB fh HG sSTSn sy s na,
eFn passage and had fine weather. has been days west
s Tsos Ss with
had fine weather days west Of Bsrmusds s'Ase
sra @
nSe h Ssare ee w 5 % sn
S S h $snss n ne again gain
n BARI 1on PaS0 d@D with
WINDS and DC ca hSs. sas
Bark Seth aus stuck, Glasgow days, with mdsc to
90 rsk the So and had fine
Dark Ala s q with mae t.
passage ana had light winds and Gains days
passage and bad rough weather; had no easerly
saSs LAY !, Sfs.Sss
assss Up as % Sns SF
Pca and took he Of She be sS sch S
n aasea
Bark Pasauale Ageio Gtah Lanasa' Palermo IS days,
x % Saa Ea ny Se Ss e
sage and had fine weather. has beeu Is days
s @ with
- 19rb B s5o6p sayna sssaas
Rsss ssEssn S. oT .Ssss
brig Rs Sim %,Msds hence for Brunswick Ca
IA S2ss Hs:S5 II
yass in on
8 hs ps.IE aq saIss ssm SSrs
ssefRs Il front Rio ss S for sh
uo sd S Sas S snd
Gains Inns The M. entire c passage. p.
sehr 9 Evans, Hqse, Buenos Ayres, a days, with
EGu%,or Nay e9 g 3d. nad moderate
r ,S @ q; = ~
days with Piaespbles e James Douglas; vessel to J
schr Gertrude tBr, ingraham Elenthera days, with
I while e S sps Il nd ,n
por anshcrs ana 70 iathoms Of chain during heavy
schr Goddess, Raymond, Tampa. Fla, IA days, with
s schr 4 E Moore Es Phillips Richmond, V;
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Fannie Butler, Sherman Bangor for New York,
schr Nellie DOW Sieferson, Bangor for New York, with
sshhr sd.S M,,shss Norysn stanford for New York
Tl1 Gass % Philadelphia
scbr Onward, Airey, Bangor for New York, with um-
schr Ida Ella williams Pembroke COR New York, with
sehr Henry croskey, Martin Rockport for New York
schr Silver spray, Chase, Thomaston for New York
sehr I psnies Smith, Portland for New York
ha'S s s Haven aUf o New York
s cs ST SeW York
chr Henderson River for baltimore
schr jacob Raymond, Brown, Providence for New
schr H Bartlett, Harris Gresnport for Philadelphia
ser Clark Bates SddietewS mi for New YORK.
schr Challenge Perry Pawtucket Tor New York
fs e
schr Henry CHM Chase New Bedford for p New York
schr Potter Hooper, Bradbury New Bedford for Hav
sehrg Nottingham. Kenny, Boston for New York.
schr ospray, Howe, Providence Tor New York
sc chr Gar Hammond, Rockport for New York. with
ss9T Charles Cooper sprsgue Hartford for New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-15
THE WAR IN HAYTI.

The Nassau He,'ald OF the 9Th instant has letter
from Port au Prince mo date given, stating that
party OF salnavsts had made an attack upon Cape
hayten. and were in possession OF portion OF the
city. The Haytien government had sent troops to
disjodge the rcyoutionists
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SHIPPING NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMERS
toni O6vr.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Orders filled information furnished prizes casled at
par. TAYLOR CO., Faak"rs,
gI Wall street Ne York.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-02

Tho t~f,vtlr.,. 'tIu Iaa.U
a .a.e amIre Iovs 'l ttf. ral'.
,fl. and NarI0U -l.uu. u.H.a.
si4te. AMI r. Tonic g.. aHd
,ic large number oI porIans .iat
ba,e been bI..on .r dogs Whorug
from the effect uffuo dlsca.o. ua'u
raliy ,uu'eta u interest with ceef}
uu, a. KNOW what rmrllc 10 upply
iu case Of being bitten ~ mhTt
muimnl Medical science ha. filled
thus far in ii4 advancement. t1 r.t,
any peciGc asa cult loriiis di oa-a
but On the contrary, have iuglori-
ouyly failed IN every attempt to solve
Ibc pcrplcxcd theory nj tie disease
and II is now REGARDED ne ~iu.urohle.
While This il so Of the medical s,i
cuce. nature las giycua .pccihcthat
has proved effective in curing thoa-
s,nds of cases Of this disease, and
tim, Il commonly known os the
"nad stone" a porous kind Of hard
atone, or horn. that when applied 10
the wound caused by a mhid animal.
immediately adhcres to the surface
.oftbo Hesh and fills it.cll by eno,ion
NTH the poison inruscdin the blood
Inv the saliva of the rabid animal.
Medical science scofI3 ut the de, Of
tho omad stones" possessing any
anrh mower, vet, in spitc Of the loud
protcstalionslmado BIZ the profession.
only let one Of them DO bitten by a
rabid animal, aud they will hasten
to the charmed mad stone to try
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-02
Administrators Sale.

By virtue of a decree of the Probate court o.
Mar.hall county, Mississippi, made at the Jane
term thereof, 1869, the undersigned, as admin
~istrator of the estate Of Joseph W. Matthew'S
deceased, will on u8t-a
Bondou. the feet dam of ADr;1 1879.
' -.
at the court house door in the town q Sardis,
Pamela county, Mississippi, within the hours
prescribed by law, proceed n sell at puolic
cutlery to the highest bidder, the ioilowlng
lands, lying IN SAID county OF ranoia, lo-wlI
Lot twelve, ~ OF section SIX w iou nine
~, ten 10y, hfeen tiob ana sixteeh tiob vi
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-02
Chancery Notice.

The State Of Mississippi, |
Pamela county. SJslOg4h
Chancery Court, al Rules, Monday Fshnr
9th, A. D. 1872, No. ABS. 4 FgpA'
Lea Williamson, 70 he
M. J.. Morris, ct. al.
Upon affidavit filed in this cause, il spM
ing 10 the satisfaction of the court that u b
PENDANTS, Miranda Sharpe, and her haipl
]. B. Sharpe, William II, Horton, Robshu n.
ton and Annie Horton, minor heirs d Glib
orne Horton, deceased; William Horton d.
tie Fisher; Ella Philips and her Husband -
Phillips, Fannie L. Spicer and her hushais
S. Spicer, Mary Ryan and her hdsbshs Q h
Ryan, and D. O. Andrews, minor heir u Nil
erva Andrews, deceased, all Of whom reside
the city of Memphis, State of Tennessee; III
the defendants John Andrews and James Al
drews, who reside at Florence, ID the Nxh
Alabama; and Laura Baxter and Der husbsi]
Nathaniel Baxter jr, and Tennie East anS he
husband Edward East, who reside ~ heeiI
of Nashville, in the State Of ,Tsspssse, arei
nsn-residents of the State or Mississippi \
that ordinary process cannot be served vi
them:
Therefore, the said defendants are trsa|
to appear before the Chancery couttoi er1I
county, Mississippi, at the courthoue q
county. in the town of Sardis, on the n
Monday in April, 1872, and plead aaxs
demur to the comphinant's bin fled III
behalf. FMkfAlk
1t is further ordered that a.copy Of asf
der be published once a week, for -four casf
utive weeks, In the Weekly Pasoh' :
public newspaper printed and publhAaiz
town of Sardis, in this State.
A true copy. J. G. Harrison o.
fitzgerald l. Hall, Solicitors for tsula
ants, e
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-02

Weep l~as ~ IN Hfls if1m ~
USivtd faiga gpaa the biIl uaaiiag
Clay cuuhii and ve afe further h
thsaI tha' ~ eilitmsf Cfl est I
soasly ase si~o sislcaily opposed g.
The ticking II ahy pofiiof ~ that
coanif % efeaie fhe new county and
80 i appears Chat only % ics msu Foo
Water valley are iho iuslig,ion Of
Iltls infamous bili aud That should
JAS the llduse sHd beoatHe % lts
viii bo obaovious ~ nll the citizen
ia thc ncw county, except lhc siti
1en- Of Water Valley The iaiva
says.
"As stated in our lasl islc. tie
toll creating the new county oi
Clay passed The Senate anne dHys
since. by It vote Of seventeen TO SIS,
and Us late nov depends upon lhc
House, and, perhaps will be decided
ia a few days 0nr representative
are sauguine oi'heir ability 20 defeat
this bill IN the House, end we car
Mostly nope they may be able 10 do
80, for IT. passage would bea hard
ship aud outrage upon the people
vi Calhoun. lallub lsha, Pamela aud
Lafayette, the counties proposed To
I've disulemborcd for it, creation,
while the new cUuuty would benefit
40 one except II few persons lmmedi-
ately in and around Water VALLEY,
In another column we publish au
article from the PANoLAS STAR, taking
stroI & grounds against the dismem.
bcrmeut Of that county, while the
Cpileevilie 1dmes represents iallo
busha as bitterly opposed To the
scheme, and every person we have
q from Calhoun oppose It, while
mi'e' tenths olthepcoplc of this coun-
~ are decidedly against it.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-02
Fire OF Couriland.

The town Of CORTLAND, in the
south end OF our county, was the
scene Of large fire on the night OF
the Goth nit, (last Monday, IN
which the store honscs Of Messrs.
Simpson & Hurt, VI. q. Hall & Co,
and the Office Of DR.. w. h. Wall
were entirely consumed. The store
buildings Of Chapman 6 Wright,
Richards & Trautham, Haynes &
Robertson, Gapt.John Knox and the
Masonic Hall, narrowly'cscapcd burn
ing; but all Of which, especially the
Masonic Hall, wcrc very much in
jarcd BY the flames.
The fro was discovered in the rear
Of SlmlEson 4 Hurts building, near
the atcsa OF the chimney, by the light
i'eing seen NY Mr.. j.. A.. Graves,
who was staudinsin his yara, several
hundred yards IN the rear OF the
building, and BY the time he could
reach the town and give the alarm
the fire had spread rapidly, and hay,
ing no engine. Il was impossible t.
sasave tic building Or any Of the stock
Ths frame building Of NJ. Hal
"a adjoining, ana the fame
IA enveloped this building also
Asd Y va ~ tho most indefatiga
pvtsthnt Tie row q framed
4.u1ua aAnarfow slseef, be
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A Gard of Thanks.

We ask a place in your sterling
paper to express our thanks to those
who so generously assisted us on the
night Of the 2dth INST.
10 all those assisting us VIC are
profoundly grateful, but special mcu-
ten should be made Of w. S. Mills,
Henry Hall, William 0brien, Thorn.
as and Edwin Graves, and Sterling
Haynes, DR.. Bryan and the colorcd
man, Elman, who, cutting through
ceiling and roof, after encouuterng
the greatest obstacles, finally sub
dued the flames, thereby saving the
whole block of buildings.
Our thanks, coupled with the
greatest admiration, are due all of
our CORTLAND ladies', but to Misses
Laura Jones, Clora Watkins, and
Det'ic Middleton we are specially
indebted for the hcroism andaddross
they displayed On the oecasiop,-
Heavy pactages--boXe of boots aud
shocs-~were carried ont by these
young ladies', who never ceased in
their efforts until all danger was past,
a space Of two hours or more. Our
language fails 10 do then justice, but
We trust n discriminating public will
appreciate them as they deserve.
CHAPMAN & WRtGHr.
Courtland, Miss, Feb. Is, 1872.
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Commissioners Sale ofl.,,

BY virtue Of a decree Of the chss.,,
Of Pamela county, State Of Missisls,i w
ed January IL, 1872, In the suite. "a, \
well ct. al, complainants, againa TsIs.
Whitlock, defendant, Ne. 42g, in sdd -.
will, on Friday, the let day Of Marck laa
Peach Creek, in said county, vi,hIa s.S
hours, offer for sale, at public auetias w
highest bidder, the following lands lvi.s !. y
being in said county known "a The sosi,ar
quarter Of section 20 and fraeiepd / ar
quarter Of SECTION 20, all in town I ~.
9 west, containing in all 80 MI '
less y
Terms Of Sale-0ne. half cash, bslaue, m ,
credit of twelve months from day Il \.
Bond, with good security, will be reouI,.i I
the purchaser. y
j27-td J. G. HARRISON, Con-,