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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-01
Chancery Notice.

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The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county
Chancery Cont. AT Rules before the Clerk of
said Court ihesirst Monday in May, 1872.
John R. Dickins, Ex., VS.. j. D. Partee ct al.
In this eause Itappearing to the satisfaction OF
the court from affidavit filed, that the follow
ing defendants are non-residents of the State
of Mississippi, via h Edwin A. Hicks, Mary E.
Hutchin son, and Edwin A. Hicks, guardian of
the unknown children and heirs Of Mrs. Nancy
Burnett, deceased, who reside at Helena, intthe
State of Arkansas; Mrs. Emma Hicks, and her
husband John Hicks, who reside at Little Rock,
in, the State Of Arkansas ! the unknown chill
dren and heirs at law Of Mrs. Nancy Burnett,
deceased, whose names and residences, after
diligcnt inquiry, cannot be ascertained Rob-
ert Hunt, who resides at Trenton, In the State
Of Tennessee; Elizabeth Glenn, and her hus-
band Henry Glenn, and Mrs. Nancy P. Talbot,
and her husband ]. l.. Talbot, who reside at
Jackson, in the Stateiof Tennessee; Sallie +.
Hunt and her husband, James. A. Hunt, and
Mrs. Fisher Alternately, who reside vt Memphis,
in the State OF Tennessee; Elizabeth johnson,
and her husband Thomas johnson, who reside
at Paris, Lamar county, State of Texas: ~
The said defendants are hereby directed 70
appear bfeors the Chehcery Cont Of: Pa
nola 90, MY aforesaid, al the courthouse there
Of in the town Of Sardis, Oh the second Mon.
day in July, 1872, and plead, answer or demur
TO the co~mplAipadtS bill fled in ri . behalf.
1t is further ordered that . copy ofthis order
be published once Aweek for four9 consecutive
weeks in the "Weekly Pamela Star" q public
newspaper printed and published in the town
Of Sardis, in this State.
&c. HARRISON,
Cooper i Spencer CLERK.
a Solicitors for Qomplsinsnts. mall Az
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be- iane iissni ifgm ihs erihlI
sui rgaa Ne matter lsiag msonoaei
h. hau bsfors Ne ar' n srpsafed
ls seiy generously pfofsani ~ iaf
slsh ils pfosssdbna Al BIZ psf cot
al sa'e ovsfy ssufaloe y hs in'l
end mosi hufiy nrprsishou N NE
coHn eiecommsbde By us anda - iaf
A. oH article referred ~ bin, w.
wuall base wiibdnsn hf u hal not
been In type The board have bad no
meeting, aed wba, their eour'e vii
be we do not khoy, bit hopc that
they viii take The matter under con.
alteration, and fully endorse the
view. Of ,bsir P~readen,, Mr. " J..
Harding. for, ~ we said in our
preceding article, they vere honest
men and dil not intend to do any
thing that was IN the slightest de-
gree reproachabIe, yet we claimed
That they should make their Aow.
Ing Of their Official acts. The only
difference between the Board and
officers aud ourselves is that they
may hold that Il was our duty to
have attended to this matter without
the action Of the Board, while we
contend that il was the duty Of The
Board to show their desire to have
this matter made public, which de,
sire they never minated in any
4. ~ 1CN. a.,
way to us, and we couid not copy
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III TWO
M'Yillalny.

"A correspondent to the Jackson
Pilot, under the nom do plume Of
"Mostow,' writing from this county.
Of the Goth inst, makes the follow
ing statement in reference to tho
Kuklux outrages committed in this
county: 8~'''pt'''4 aus 87,p2'0lJ
as it not about time that this thing
had an end put to it, / think SOL
Who shall we depend upon to dothe
businessi The State officials seem
to be powerless. They do their best,
but cannot carry out their aims. I
suggest the importation Of, a. few
shsoS e = What 10y 'hs powers
We do not know who, this misera-
bic sneakins senegadsis, acr whether
he is IN any Way mdts than = low
villain, but We do know that the
above statement i 1 sillfal, base
malignant falsehood, and is . cow
iardly reflection upon the officers Of.
the county, which Is not sustained
by the'facts in the case, and We call
upon Sheriff Ozanpe to rebuke this
icalumny by saying whether there ia
any need for federal bayonets in
this countyto put down such lout.;
RACES, thereby admitting his power
,lessnsss to keep, and maintain The
peace. We will do Judge ozanpe
the credit to, say that We do, not be-
lieve he will oountenance such la
wilfful misrepresentation ofthe facts,
and that no other office holder III
this county, VIM make such ! state
ment as that Of the Pilots lyingicor-
respondents "A good coat ofitar and
Feathers should be administered to-
such travelling snlcaks as this cores
|pondept aamits himself 70 ~. Tie
Pilot can do q limpls act Of Justice
|tc ! community, by givingthe public
the proper tame Of its correspond
ent aMostox." Nc want to under
t.ke the task Of writing up hi..
biography.
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caBss oi ihs sixs u o. iee eliafesl,
'he ssms buziness sha NJ W. M
dodaksh BY aBy otbet lawyer iof a
smaller iesi provided The 10 first
charged V = reasonable ono, accOf.
ding W tbs rules d professional
compensation.
90 Where a client Is indebted 20
an attorney for professional services,
aud applies 20 another attorney 10
undertake business Tor him, the at
toruey applied 10 shall not under.
take bic business, until he has paid
or satisfactorily Arranged his indebt.
edness with his former attorney,
provided the fees Of the former
attorney be reasonable.
30. For examining records IN any
court, and giving opinion thereon,
the fee shall not be less than $40.
The foregoing rules and rates OF
charging for professional service,
establish only the minimum fee IN
each case, aud will be observed BY
US in practice while We remain mem
bers OF this Bar, or until altered by
the authority which established them.
ataxann
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RANGERS Notice.

Taken up by H atwood Stricklin, a small
sorrcl mare mule, about three years old, and
twelve and y half hands high, no mArkp or
brands pcrccivable. Also, N estray taken dp
by Henr, Steward, a sorrel mare mule, medium
size, star III the face, q little white on tail, no
marks 81 brands perQ9 vsble lani hid ! Asuaall
seq grass rope on her neck.
The ownefsdfsaid Strass are requested to
come forward aud prove said property and pay
charges or sAeY viii Ne sold according 70 law
tie ilst Monday IL SeptesxbsE, hlAsine de
end day Of aid month, In ffoutof theeprshouse
door Of PAaols county Il the highest bidder for
ROBERT JARVIS, t.
junl: Rarger
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-NU. utos-
To W D. Hal, Susan A. Mitchell apd her hps-
band - Mitchell, who reside in the State Of
Arkansas, Wheatly, in said State, being their
postofice address:
You are hereby cited TO appear hefoss the
Chancery Cont Of Pamela county Stats Of
Mississippi, at the courthouse OF said county,
in the town Of Sardis, on the second MondsY
in July, 1872, then and there to show cause If
any you can, why the final account Of William
G. Maxwell, late administrator or the estate of
Porter Hall deceased, as made and filed in said
court by John II MAXWELL, administrators Of
said William 2. Maxwell deceased, should not
be allowed and approved and said a~dministra-
tor discharged. hAH shh5h
By orderoft the court. Issued May g, 1872.
. JOHN q HARRISON,
Polk 4 Balch, Clerk, !,
Solicitors. I, mai1-lw
o. aaA 49, AA AA ALAN LH
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Citation Notice.

MSS xvi
To the nnknuwn heirs At lay Of al. Dyson
deceased, whose names and places Of resi-
dehce, aftefsdiligent inquiry, csnhotssbe as
tctrfaintdsiAss s1Hf AriIitty ss1AnNf4M .s3air
You ale hereby cited to- appear before the
Chaucery Court . Panola county, State of Mis-
issippi, at the courthouse ~ said county in the
town Of Sardis, on,sAee second Monday in July,
1872, then and there " chow cause II any you
can, why the final account Of William G. Max
well, late administratbf cfthe estate Of 6. r.
Dyson deceassdgss made and filed BY John H.
Maxwell sdministrstcr Of said VIM @ Max.
ve'tdec~~sed, should not b allowed and ap-
proved and said administrator discharged. w
BY order ofths court. Issued Nay g, 1872.
lasasfJ @ HARRISON,
Pnlk / BAlch, II y ingk Clerk.a
SOLICITORS; pall-4v
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Some one asked us a. few days
since, why it was that we did hot
even mention the names Of Greeley
and Brown, or the action or effect Of
the Cincinnati Conxention Ia our last
issuc2 Tho answer is a simple
one. We propose TO publish
q county paper, and 70 tae>
vote all the space we can ill to
county news, to the exclusion Of all
other NEVIS and again, We lare in.
favor gilmore action and less verbage.
and when we have declared 70" i
proposition, ss we have Tor Greeley
and Browns ws do NOT propose to
repeat the same thing over and over
again'to our readers every week,
Until they win hate The sight IF the
paper, bat to act IN fall. faith Of our
declaration. and it will not need q
newspaper atticle.in7 every issuelo Of
any paper to cause the people Of
this county to support Greeley and
Brown, for all intelligent ,citizeus
recognizeth importance Of adopting
this course, and are moving on III
such faith, unmoved1 by what old
Bourbons tan say y tho contrary.
We have said that this ticket
would meet the qualified approval Of
the entire citizcus OF 1.-THE State, and
thetvoice Of the people from every
section, with rare exception, IS .
unit in the acclamation of . warm,
determined support Of the nominees
Of the Ginclnuati Convention us an
alternative that must be accepted,
It don't need our voice, repeated
each week from now 70 the election
day, TO make our people accept this
ticket, aud whether we favored it OIL
not is not the slightest difference il
bthis great dpheaval Of public sent,
ment, for this movement is the peo'
Pies movement and they are march
ing on to d battle in which victory
must perch upon their banners, i
the goddess favors honesty ind re.
form. nA At''9 "0sN 's'i
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tIrH UarH tursys4a iHs
aaf 81 Hl EoH
HIIf|flT

The a0aiL ialbd wsn ~ Wsinss
isy lar hfoagtt = PASSENGER HON
.ho BnH City sbo@s dssihah0o w@
.hi' place, and ne ai1f,saii pif''n'
~. wbea dimtsi OF oh ihe Vd-
noda plaitHm. ipoksa efosaiBgly
like 'he long, l-sk lssn, ill-begot
isrtey trtiiBg silyar.beasd
boSankled, knock .kbesd, bow
legged pusillanimous, Incompetent
slble, irrspTes-ible, ibsxpress'ble,
cadavgJu+look'hg, hungry type Of
so.calIed Southern defenders, who
engaged 10 The rebellion and after
the war took the " iron-clad oath V
lor the snail consideration of a hall
dozen Offices, more or less, not
caring, of course. Tor the fecs there
II, but immolating himself upon his
eantry's altar, aud who might now
be called the Grand Head Devil and
Cyclops Of the Kn.Kluk, a position,
in his opinion, not inferior to the
Emperor Of all the Russias, and
would not, we arc certain, swap his
posi- ion for that Of the Grand Duke
Alexis and the aforesaid passenger
not only looked like the above de-
scribed individual, but proved to be
the individual himself in the form of
our dearly beloved Senator, from this
county, Hon. ~ j. II. Pierce, who
had not done the citizens Of This
town sc great, extraordinary, mex
ampled, unrivalledi unexpected hon.
or Of paying ttcm a visit in these
long, long, weary months last past,
And when the fact is considered
that his friends say that this is his
place of residence, we cannot but
tecl like Mark Twain, in weeping over
the tomb Of Adam, found in, the tar
off country, that 0! what a
great joy has befallen us that the
first bornF6t our Hocks ha, returned
TO the pastures of his fold, while
we had thought him dead. All
dead--what a word. We might
have written for his obituary, what
was bis intethll loss in retiring 10 a
more persplring region was our
eternal gain, NJ, leii,I,a NA
just think Of what joy has been
given to those members of his flock
who have been trying to prove his
place of residence in being able to
say, "Call me not, Campbell, but
McGregor, for he il upon bis native
heaehl' But the aforesaid passeu.
ger proved i bird VI passage, indeed
and short was the stay thereof; bui
thou art gone again, Hon. % j. ii
Pierce--thou who loves the font
touch of a dollar, no matter how
bought, better than thine honor
thou who speculates in the rights 0
o people; thou who 1disgraoes tn,
nameOf thy mother and thy coun
try by the shameless debauchery .
office; thoh modern type Of the seal
lawag and carpet-bag money gath,
erer Of the tithes of bthy Rsdica
masters 81 thou sweet-scented, &C
cursed barterer noaths; thou mon
grelT Of the rams Of tho tribe .
Amenities thou art gone, and in I'll
affecting words OF the muses. Ila1
We must part awhile l%s4usuum 5i
4 fey short peaths--th o' shortthsy viii be- lon.
lis hard 70 BE- thus parted from those at,l.'
With whom we coild never 4 veil.
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Important Change In the Lien Law.

Important Change In the Lien Law.
The late Legislature passed an
important law, under the title Of "an
Act to receive the payment of wages
for labor and liabilities for supplies
The r1st section is q follows !:
"That there shall be a first lien in
law upon all the agricultural pro-
ducts raised in this State, to receive
payment of any wages that may be
due for labor done, in the raising,
handling, saving or transportation
of agricultural products, and the
person or persons to whom such
wages shall be due, shall have the
security Of such lien, as against all
landlords, sub lessons, and all other
persons Interested in suoh -agricultu-
raj products" ~ .a',,r'o.f NJ ! 's I. H.,
Section lois as follows: "That
there shall be, also, a first lien on all
agricultural products raised in the
State, in favor Of every employer, as
against every laborer employed by
him, in the production thereof, for
all provisions, clothing, and nectssa-
ry plantation supplies, advanced OF
furnished, and for all mo3ey fur
nished for the purchase of the same.
, for and in behalf of such laborer,
. while so employed, to be enforced
] and collected IN the same manner
and with the same penalties in all
respects, as is provided for in this
P act, for the enforcement and collec-
= ton of wages due to laborers ; y NJ
!. The penalty of violating this iaet
!. by the removal or selling Of any agri.
t Hndsr NJ al Z - No rsaor Jod u .
? -m,;sdamaonor ord tho nnn;shmen,
',mon couv;ct;on = 80 Il Sned no,
less than the value Of the property
;u s sU,a o W I'll III lass tb.n one
y u,s - IA th-aa mnnthsa -
"oT n,o.e .ua" !,
~ , uos satn ~. r"n hu y
, aoy Nlup as a SSs.
Ves's aioy opslaeoh ~
pa'ol 81 wris.sn a.s oo .oSa u.s a.a =,
len ). ' III p =
, OF tp's ue"' a.a s'o'e = ~ wy y
AVOID It's 'pera''on. /.
ms act i'u'ner P.o'lues III se0a n
10, "lhat il " s.a'se VIII
Legislature that -, u,,'rao.s ne'
tofore entered mo auuF ~" ~
OF an act emitted ~.
encouragement OF ~ !,
peared February ,oth' loo., ~ ,'
validf 80 tnatal mercaau
have taken liens under tLs ~ ! 3
1857 BEFORE y the S otn ! OF April, ~
gre secure against a Prov'siou
OF th,s act, pnt rom The 1Ssy mels
tioned da.e' tne acs 1curaa.
lctn, 1901, so lar ohiy - y oo"n
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Chancery Notice.
45l.-

Tho State Of Mississippi, Pamela County.
Chsncery Court. At Rules before the Clerk Of
said Court, the first Monday in May, 1872.
John R. Dickins, Rx, vs.. W. L. Archibald etal
In this cause, Il appearing to the satisfaction
Of the court, from affidavit filed, that the fol-
lowing defendants are non-residene Of the
State Of Mississippi, to-wit: Edwin A. Hicks,
guardian Of the unknown children and heirs
of Mrs. Nancy Burnea, deceased, who reside
at Helena, Ia the Stase Of Arkansas; Mrs. En-
ma Hicks, and her husband John Hicks. who
reside at Little Rock, in-the State Of Arkansas;
the unknown children snd heirs OF law of Mrs.
Nancy Durpett DECEASED, whose names and
residences, amer ldiligent inquiry, caapot be
SCREAMED; Robert Hunt, Who resides at
Trenton, in the State Of Tennessee; Elizabeth
Glenn, and Der husband Henry Glenn, and Mrs.
Nancy P, Talbot and hershusbAnd IL. Talbot,
who reside at Jackson, in The State Of Tennes-
see; Sailie r.. Hunt, and herhusbsnd JamssA
Hunt, and Mira Fisher Alternately, whs reside
at Memphis, inthe Ststs Of Tennessee; and
Elizabeth johnson, and her husband Thomas
Johnson, who reside * Paris Lamar county,
Texas,
| The said defendants are hereby directed to
appear before the Chancery Court Of Pamela
county aforesaid, at the COURTHOUSE thereof in
the town Of Sardis, on the second Monday In
july, 1877, and plead, answer or dsmur, 70 -,
c~omplainant's Bill filed In this behalf
aItw further. ordered that copy cfthis ords'
be published once a week for four CONSECUTIVE
weeks In the aWeekly Pamela Stat" q publ
newspaper printed and published in the tow
Of Safd;s, In this State. Fao3 'Fah ytil.h 1di Z
&c. HARRISON,
Cooper 4 Spencer, 8Yels MI W Clerk,
Solicitors for C~omplainants. mallr4'
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t8e&~@e1s9@1 ~ .V'tsrrnA
g,3 as, .s,.t-,.r ,5u
ed ana .Ifsao.s7 $40 a.g sa IL
BIO q teehe eal}. bsa
,sin aa t5tafaas9 Il
d r} 50G HHraaato s1aios sd y3.a ttH
"a 4plo l.r ao Use.il
The attention ~ Tho c;s,s,. :, p.no,,
county 4 re,nsctfuIiv called ~ tha sollow;na
section Of an act of the Legislature Of the State
of Mississippi, entitled ian Act. to authorize
the Board Of Supervisors of Panola county to
borrow money" approved March q, 1872:
aeotionf 4. Bsft furt6ef enScfea TIN 3hsss
Beard III ennse y,soss,s y M If p.ao,.e
shall cause the treasurer Of said countv Il onsr
hooks for snhscrintion. To take nm sa,d honSs
End vhent here nan have bean 49, ~ ~
M bons 6ds ysNTsns n t6a ccsrtv "a pSy
equal 10 $4,000 Of s.id bonds - THAR ras
value. the Board Of superyisors NAV .sntbt +.
the treasurer Of the County TO sell ibs halsncs
of the bonds Al the hest farms that e,rThs
obtained, provided that none Of the said bnnSs
shall be offered for sale unfil tbe s,,hs.rin.;on
BY the citizens to tho Amount ii sss. oc6 XIII
have been paid in, it-being the object and IL
tent Of this section to protect the credit Of the
county and to prevent . depreciation Of Che
value Of its paper. WsF ahHat ffsN
The Board Of Supervisors having dec;dea "a
avail themselves Of he provisions If thia -
and to adopt the financial MAN ,Aere;p ~
tanned A \ means n raise M recss~rv ara.
wherewitb n bh;Id ! conrtbousc SssrS;,r i ~
one most IiksIv II nrovs scanon;c 4 s,a c.trr
lated to prevent sudden and onerdus ~taTstior
NJ ,h.rssor. ~ ,...s = 4.
w. !, sae "r " 'ue Mlo
county o. ranola, neieoy s,ss no.se that BOOKS
lor suoscripllon . .ase " w oonds ere now
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sherla' 2 sAIs.

M slssss ia rnt n vssastiesi ssgansa.
- ne sisssssd fsssa ne clFsss Cgsft gfPsas-
IA eosatf, Mississippi, " Ne ssss y =
uei.is 4 Ga pm. ~ fssfssn vsakbsa D.
fsadsat, I eli, % Nonasg, he 5ddzT efIahs.
ts71, thatb~lss he hut sepasy " ssid mostb,
10 Font ~ ,b- eosrthoass desfls shs iown d
safsis, in said eesn,y, sell 70 ths bizfss' bid.
Der fsr sash, he foIlosisf assaribed hesss
and to~n iot situated IN tbs tovn ~ Bsiessliis,
ssd known o. Io' No. 4 10 block v, - isid eh
In the plot u said sy~n, aad levied % e hs
property o. said defendant 70 satisfy said writ
an 4 all costs. M s1e
Sale within la~ful hours.
April 30, 1872. U.OzANNk
ma4td Sheftut
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htNt7cH FAifoNfH, fFos
u y. Josss, Sec'y. Il
The resolutions Published IN this
issue, passed BY a large meeting OF
the best citizens Of Eureka aud
vicinity. where the late outrage
committed by disguised men oc'
Cured |: and OF pope's Station, the
place where the FIRST demonstration
took place, contain tie embodiment
OF the true spirit of the honest class
81 Southern men. and we are proud
To record the fact that the citizens
OF Pamela county have been FIRST to
lead off IN the work oil ~arresting,
pursuing and publicly c~ondcmn'ng
the scoundrels, who, in hideous dis.
guises, 80 at midnight and commit
murder, ah worse still, assassina,
ton af innocenr citizens though
they be colored people; aud the
proud assurance las been given to
all That We have ever said, that the
white people were not In sympathy
with the villains who commit out
RACES upon negroes, and that the
citizens Of this county could and
would stop such occurrences in'their
miast when called upon to act as .
fee peofle. The promise of aid to
all lawful officers IN the legitimate
discharge Of their duties, when
properly called upon, BY the citizens
is of the most imperative nature at
this critical period Of our history.
The charge On an unwillingness u
aid public SSssyials il arrest tins
tAAff .ItM.Ht&N IN@8 -ANWL-EFICU LIS
offenders known as Ku Klux have
caused the United Ststesisoldieryt to
be sent TO counties III The State, aud
we feel satisfied tint no such excuse
VIII BE- given the renegade Pierce
gnitea States marshal to march biz
governmdni hirellngs into this couu.
ty on account 81 any want Of cfor,
on the part Of pcaceable citizens tc
aid our sheriff in arrestiag All such
offenders, And We promise the
~oficars Of this county, on behalf o.
the people, that all calls for citizen,
to aid ii The arrest Of any Ku-Klns
will be promptly observed and We
believe that opr+ county officials ore
thoroughly convinced Of this, and
feel assured that their capacity to
suppress AL lawlessuess Of this kind
il potential.
The vigorous efforts 81 the part
Of the sheriff and, the citizens 70 AR
rest s'ss parties in the late
disgracetul sfhir, near Eureka, HAS
put d 0uietts t6 an such conduct on
the part Ut The fends who made the
midnight ethonri Of their helhsh
work ;aweufsd satisfied that the
citizens will uso bud -arccusiug thet,
best efforts 70 effect the arrest and
trial Of the guilty parties; add VIZ
earnestly hope the arrest viii BE-
made by private citizens, thereby
showing and proving the vigilance
ofthe people, and teaching that class
Of Southern people who are mean
enough to commit these deeds that
they will be hunted down, caught
ard punished for such conduct, aud
that no honest man can sympathizt
With assassins. xxx. ss,,s, +.
Such outrngcs are assassination
where death is inflicted, and coward
y attempts to commit murder nWher'
less punishment IL inflicted, and ",
know that no honest man can sym
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