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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-02-22

W. 'L|
The .lts "a Hatup,a plIsh a1gny In he
Chanf rt '1ul ~ ais county, JANUARY
tsfa. lsi+
"Wednesday January o. ls73
In lbs matter efthe dsll seto u John Rob.
ert.on. trustee u THE ssiii, aud srseutorof
The WiH 81 Margaret Z Phillips deceased,
peudingia said court.
In this rapss, il appearing 70 The a~atisfsc-
ton Of the cDnri, from afhdavit fled herein,
that Lucinda s. Newton, the sole heir and de-
visra Of said estat, under the viii, and Charles
2. Newton Der husband, defendants herein.
are non-resiients fthe State Of Mississippi.
and rel e in the State Of Georgia, Griffin, in
said state OF Georgia, being lheir po.tohice adj
dress Iti' therefore ordered by the court
that sail final account be set for hearing on
the hrst day Vi the next term Of this courL 10
be holden II the courthouse in the tow OF
Sardis, Pffola county, State Of Mississippi, on
the second Monday N April, 1873; and said
baciudA s. Newton and her husband Charles
I r. Newton, are hereby ordered and directed
T. appear before this court at said time and
show clusc, If any they can, why said final
account should not be allowed and approved
and said executor and trustee discharged.
It ia further ordered that a copy Of this or
der be Published once a week for four consecu-
tive weeks in the "Weekly Pamela Star, II
public newspaper printed and published in the
town o. Sardis, in this county.
A true copy Of said order. January %, 1918
JOHN C. HARRISON,
ehl-4w Clerk.
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MnriI EraS.

Everybody and his wife are talk
ing abOut going to Memphis on the
2jth, IN obedience to the commands
OF Momus. The married men are
trying, as usual, 70 mskc'their wives
believe tha. the smallpox israging
in Memphis, and that women are
more liable TO contract the lis ase
than men. Now we say to the Ia.
dies-married and singie-that this
is all bosh ; that there Il no sntals
pox in Memphis to hurt, al1 ths'
their husbaa Is just want some ex-
cusC to leave them ut home. We've
we a wife, We should certainly be
found taking care Of our old man a,
all such places This way Of turn,
ing a man loose in such q crowd /.
a little risky TO say the least of it
Young men beng used to thcs
things, need no protecting chains
but get along all righiaad keop,ou
nc 1anunr ~-u--A.m4
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-02-22

Thessi amsaise yf-t ',as
wpt sci b.. tsamss as d.
firm msy GOV '' ftYa sss
i ~ -ar~s-frut ~
wthsst isnfrr r
larkrgy Tbst tp-.i
law ia Ncrksl ~11as
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-02-22

New York may have 4 hanging
SITTER all. In the casa Of Stokes, the
eota3cmned murderer, d gay N pro-
cee3ings was granted By Judge Da-
rs, iass the question Of the consti>
,ri saaliy OF he new jury law Of
ls72, which the prisoners counsel
denied, mish, u reviewed ty a full
tt6ch 81 the Snpreme Court. pa>
tst1nately fot Stokes, In augtaef
.tase, Mogiay, this tribhnsi deiie3
tie law Ne he tous,fah5nsg. Al
really The cords sFe tightening about
tie aeek Of the bright young man.
rbo thinks there Isl conspiracy 10
hang hin because of his eminent
@reslectability -Araianehe.
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\ rough North Carolinian, going
wess With his dozen children and
iao dozen dogs, got on board tie
steamer Ilighdyer at a Kentucky
landing, and his fret question was
.liGw much will you charge,
Cap'n. 10 take Us to 81. Louis!'
Wi yOu go on deck or IN the
cabin r sussled the captain.
Tie CarDsinian hesitaied a mo-
meat, and then, Nth a sigh over
Lis svn ssii- sacrifice, replied
" al, Cap'n-l'ye lived II a cabin
az mv lie, and | s'pose the cablr II
lie good enough Tor me.
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Tic Sleeping coaches attached to
me south bound mail train on the
Mississippi Central Railroad, last
Sunday Light, came upcaupled when
thetfain was smear Duck Hill, snap
ping Tie belt cord, making the sig
nal to stop, which the engineer
obaysd; and the sleeping coaches
ranIinto the end of the ladies' car
with considerable violence. People
were thrown from the seats, and
gr3at confuHon ensueJ. The con-
duster and 4 brakeman received
slight iaiszisss apa Maze, Kinloch
Faleonsr, Of Holly Springs, received
. severe cash on his forehead.
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Senator AmeS Ia Fix.

Tie New York correspondent ct
the ~. Louis Times tells the follow
ing amusing story about Senator
hhlcs, OF Mississippi a4 u
The funniest experienced of the
season Is that which beteII tho uor,
geous Senator Ames, Of Mississippi,
the other evening. The story has
been held very tight by all who
we're cognizsut of 1t, but il leaks
through the Times correspondence.
Ames was IN tire city for the plr.
pose Of attending a private party,
for which pastinfe he Is much bot,
ter qualified than Tor the duties Of
tho Senate Chamber. ll0hud array.
cd himself III a most elabrate dress
Suit, mud had iust reached the house.
or his FREUD, which is in Madison
Avenue, when a telegram was band,
cd him from his qucer-eyod father
n-law, Beu Butler. The Telegram
demanded Amcss prsssncein Wash.
ington as Soon he could get there.
1t Wa absolutely nccves.tsy he.
shotthi he IN the capital by the iol.
loN1ns motumg. Amcs consulted
HIS watch ahd interviewed a Failroad
timetable. lie ascertuined that he,
had just thisty-tiye uimues in which
to reach the Cortland street terry.
and MS carriage woeh just about
do il.
FnESAKING 4 rARrY ruB DUTY,
Then was no alternative. He
excused himselt,o his friends, cu;er>
Ell las carriage, and whlrlel away.
As TIC carriage cot opposite the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, where he al.
WAYS stays, a brilliant thought oc-
20 him which promised 10 re.
lieve MIN OF the actual unpleaant-
ness ct wearing Ii, dress suit to ira.
vel in. lie orlCred De carriage 20
the hotel, sent one of the bell men
ago;hcr sajt Of c%lutics to his
r5tm, aud then inviting friend
who Lspyeged 10 hc III the lobby 81,
Jc hotes 10 ride down With hin.
started oft asain
AnotLet thought nos oeca-relto
BRILLIANT Young statesman. Tie
would save time hy changing clothes
IN tie carriage.
The curtains were carefully nal.
led dowu al around, onlAae fgck
Of his coat thea E slipped I'll his
vcst, and finely, With tnt aal. ~ biz
friend, got his drpu trousers f-onr
the Senatorial e.. The earrars
was going at a fearful rrte-af sych
a speed, In fact, a. esr IN
Broadway donot often ,staHi IE'.
at Blocker Street, strae,el tbs ~ 1.
Of the every rfraaat Ressu.
t'se Dunn. Not ofy tse sreH
but the fact that the window ee-.
taias were tightly drawn, .erzs.es
his attention and exaied ri, .asr.
clon, Instantly lie Jumped INFO ;h.
street, and seizng the horse. II ths
heat, brought the vehicle to sicb
sudden stand that Aaes. uio h,d
Just got one leg into bis other srgu-
lsers, was tossed ab0u, IN A nlaens-
very unbecoming to a Senator. Wlen
Damn opened the carriage DOR
rsaw one man in his anderEntbes
and a smashed hat ing on the bot.
tom ct the carriage, ahl aao,hor
doubled up on the front seat witb
his clothes on, bu. with . ha. 40
smashed over his head TIA, sotIipg
could be seen above the shoa
Dunn didn't laugh at the .,gbt' \.
an unprofesslonal would have dom
His mind was instantly made an
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We atcin re,silt otaptt ate bet.
ter from Rovr e. Collins, President
Of the State Female College, Mem
phis, Tc,th., who says Chat the spring
session has opened under favorable
auspices. Those having daughters
to educate could scarcely find in the
South a more desirable Institution
than this, in the way Of advantages
of accomplished teacher, and proper
discipline. Pa,oIa county already
has several Representatives at this
school, and several others at home
who oughtto 70 tlerc. 10 -,4
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Raising the Presidents Salary.
How IL Is TO be Done.

fCorrsypondepce Of the New York sun
WASHINGTON, February GA
strenuous effort is being made IA
raise the Presidents salary. To ST.
cure votes whieh could not other
wise be obtained il is designed TO
PIT up the pay Of Congress to $1,000
a year, to include the present Con,
grcss, so that every retiring mem
Der win pocket $4,000 in addition to
bis regular salary OF 5000 per an-
mum. This bribs is likely to -cnrry
the day. Without it the bill would
not hare the slightest chance. TIE
whole scheme is an outrage. The
Presidents pay ts-day Is equal to
more than $4,000, including the
advantages attached to the White
House. lie pays, in fact, for moth
ing but kls entertainments, and they
arr few and far between. Pierce
and Buchanan lived far taore hdspf-
ably and generously than Grant
does, aud yet never spen; their sala
res. Lincoln saved mors than one
half OF his pay. Congress gives
Gran; a steward, servants, lights,
fuel. ksias.n gArleta, gresRhouse,
stables, stationery, secretaries, clerks
ylessergrts and A. fyst a things
Which othsr Prssis<fsssps fos -sast
of their own p0akstA Yet they
never complained. 6reesi lie the
order Of the day, and il begirE at the
" bite House.
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A youDg lady teacher in a Msssa-
chusetts sunday,sehool caught e
boy smiling. last lgpday. Size said /:
"what IRE you smiling at, Johnsy I
Nothing num- was the answer.
Il knox better said the teacher.
severely @nou tell me what it was. ,
Jehpny looked frightened a. be stu
teringIy said AL s-see yer
newspapers s-stickine out bib
hind, num- The teacher Shutdown
suddenly aud arranged thirgs.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

Mrs poBsoys Millinery House on Main
street. Also dwelling House with five rooms
Gu sane lot fronting Dunlap Street. Stock Of
goods to be closed out. For terms apply to
Nh. OF Mas. G, C., DODSoN.
k7s-All indebted to Mrs. Dodson will please
settle up before the lst Of March. fehl
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Citation to De inquent Tax
PAYERS,

poarJ Of sa'.ryisart Sncciai N.ot,,
" '", = i0PNO''" S'
Nouc' r. hereby gwen 70 me following non
f.sid'nl lHA l'ycI' or persons VINO ailer
dIIlgenl search ana inquiry can not be found
'nd who.e places 81 residence can not he as
ee~alned' by order OF the Board OF >upervi'.
ofs OF nv county Aforesaid, inade alta special
meeting thereof held at the Courthouse OF
sald county N thc town Of onrdls on LIST Mon
lay ga icy ot Sabf'iatY ISl3,l Plrstnntto
law. AMI he anne o'dc Q TO be Published for
lour Ilre'sStreNWee IN the weekly ia, Ola
star, q nlwspepcr printed and published in the
town 81 Sardis IN sald county, commanding
them to q! p'ar before said Board of Supervisors
alta special meeting TO be held at the Court
House of said County in the town of Sardis on
the Third Monday lTh day OF March, 1873,
ond either pay the Taxes herein after annexed,
aud all cost, together with ten per cent
damages thereon, or show thltsaid Taxes have
been ptF IN default of such showing judge
ment Tor the sale thereof will entered at said
meeting OF said Board agains; said Lands here.
IN described and assessed 10 the persons here
IN aitei named, condemtng the same or 20
much there a"rorfing 10 law, ~ shall he suf-
htlent to satisfy said Taxes, costs and dalnt-
geS Viz:
the following assessed to Us. Brooks,
hNuo'o 'c'iuehe' N UNKNOWN anu AFTER NIL
SEN inquiry o'nho' De aseertalhed,
~ ol ~" section 20, 'o"hshlp D. range
9'',e'aN Wv county tax Las. School
TAX ~ O9nt house tax o9e, total VA Dam
ege9 W frih'ers lee a'oo' CLERKS fee 40
ShM'us 's0 ~ Total amount io0Ne .,t
me following assessed 10 ". W. Levers,
nose pace OF fes'u'hee after alligeQt inquiry
cahnot he oscertai ed, tfrnwl ga acres
e, ~ 'oVmsop ', range state tax 42c,
county '"x Z9r' srnool TAX &c, coort house tax
l't' .pH "a, ln'ers zee " ~, clerhS : w
sa't'' neg 'oui uSm"Ses ioo' iol"' amount
. ~ co -,
me 'o'oNlng assessed 10 'ona Nhitsell'
"'Vsv pt"v o, feSa'lce conpo' oe' ascertain
Gu frpNl loo acres sec 81 township D.
mugs '-S'o,e uN . ~ county "N 81
an,'pl YAK ! ''' Sou,' uouse TAX ! ~, 'otai tAN
SOW. ~ trf u.s. . oo, clerks zee :, shefits
~ 1'e pSa"geS o'" to'ai amour, Sio u
'"' ','''" 'Ns aS.'s''u " ""l'am "hltSeH,
"""" p,N.e u 'S'iuence ee"lV' We a''et'a'n'
20. NV w., "V,c, SEC, 81 'o"nshlp =
tanse '-s,a'' wy : 90, COUNTY ,aH J 90 sehoo
~ @'' o'usS '4a 'uo' Nial ~ oo9'
Itln'ets ies GOV, clerAs lee : snerrs lee SOC
u"rI'ges pee lo'M amount slZ a.
i~ Ioho"ln assessed 10 a, DC, Duke
VH"fe t''e' o. res'uehce aL'er o'l!geht'nqniry
cannon oe ascef'aiheu' oNt and n sci sec 50
.o"nsHlp y range state tax o. county
@A : 90 senool YAK . ~. eourl house . ~
o''t ln"srs zee sev CLERKS ie'
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uuf hlsnl rfss atiitCsr'ri.
tat ssu o. 4 btfi hHal ~ s
'sii De fHr e. tr
wondsFh ~ Act ST. ~ =
a1a he riag
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A ncN religious sect has been
formed IN Vermont who Ntler from
the rest Of mankind in that vicinity
only 10 tile fact hat thcy pray aud
wash each others fee, daily. The
usual custom heretofore hus been
to prsy TWICE a Day, and perform
the pedal additions whenever they
bought a new pair OF hools, say
semi atduslly,
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Commissioners Sale, of Land.


By virtue of a decree of the Chaueery Court
OF Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered on The
10th day of July, 1872, and Of m amended de-
cree rendered therein on the 23d day of Janua-
ry, 1873, in the suit of Nancy E.. Lipsey, nd
ministratrix. against VIM, II. Short, admins
TRAITOR, etc, ct al, The undersigned Commissioned
of said Court viii, on
Saturday, LIST day of March, 1873,
within lawful hours, in front Of the courthouse
door OF said county, in the town OF Sardis, offer
for sale at public auction to the highest bidder
the following described lands, to-wit; The
northeast quarter OF section thirty, in township
seven, range eight, west, (ne 5 80, t7rS, wy
in the county OF Pamela, State OF Mississippi
Terms ofSoleAIOnes third cash aud the hal
ance on n credit of one and two years, with
ten pcr cent. interest from the day of sale.
Bonds and security will be required of the pur-
chaser for the deferred payments, and n lien
retained on the land nhtl the purchase money
is fully paid.
ia DC HARRISON,
jan2jtds Commissioned ;
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The Pilot ai.hes a. b mans lie
radicals y white skins " ho Advocl,e
social equality Orr st,cc IL too
limited tor this purpose in ial'. We
are conseal 10 refer to lighgate
Morgan tor the present. Whsa Le
has been properly digestod we viii
furnish others.
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4 3JaJna lIIuI
ExeeutOr's Notice to Crsditsk
OtAASoll Ilss-avow,a

NOTICE is hereby giyen,is be sstOul
the estate Of Samuel n. Ford deceased AL
letters tes,amentary Of The -win Of MD as|
dent were granted to the undersigned o. N
I'D day of Januarypl873, BY tho Gssu1|
Court o. Panola county, rAississip ssslps
sons having claims against saidl es4ie al
hereby directed to- haze them prohei nt|
registered il the Office Of the Cletk b III
Court within the tihe ptcseribed..S NJ lMld
they will be forever barred.
HCGHG. CRUzIEH
jau25 Elecatk
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very respectfully
4. ALDERsoN,
lulge Bird. District.

Il appears 10 be the intention OF
the Governor NOT to make an APP
pQintment to ill the vacancy thus
occasj5ued, until after the expira.
ton Of some length Of fine, in the
A9e that the Legislature, BY ITS
action, in adopting his suggestion a
70 The absorption OF certain Judicial
Districts by other and.adjacent Dis
t.ic,s with n view 70 decreasiugt the
number Of Judges in the State, and
thus the expense Of the Judicial sys~
ten, may render such an appoint
megt unnccessary.-lpilot
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80 fasss tsssf -
n $1,000 80
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na fa-s t.ff s 80 aHf fssl e sasi
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fHta. afisrl fafarg aih 1rlsf
" rl shsi BE- sstf - - eHs@ riTs
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. Itsasf rata she'd ia bis e1uniy
At ssfT n nti hssr Jan ~ l-I2
Jr HARRISON.
Nff.ls Clsrs
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CONTRACTORS!

SEALl.Dt Proposals Willie feeeis I'd i'd
hereby invited, oy the undersigned, fr \
erection ota new bridge on Bfaiigts Cm
at the crossing of the Courtfsnd and Euri
road, until the FIRST Monday in Marh. W
Plan andspecifications can be seen N !
Office.
BY order ofthe Board Of Supervisors 4 ,
nola county.
. febS-3w tCttk.
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hangers Notice..

TAkss up BY J. A. J Mills, oss ~u.~.
Eureka. N Panols esua'y, % tas-ls.s 4
Of November 1872 n small ssfs 49,
mare, wifh biare nee, brsadea a <
shoulder with the letter v, and !. ! =
with the letter D. Appraised At ~ y
ovnsr Is hereby notified 10 eose tsrs..
charges, and prove property, or The ~.
be sold % the first Monday n nsys a. !.
cording TO law. shf "
ROBERT JsRyls
janll-3v E>..
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@&f#A h6F 70 ts91saA1sAp
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COMO, MLSSISSLFRl

49, AFFE I'll 49,
With the beginning of this year, ATs. Hes|
assisted by a competens corps Or teachers, r
continue the 9th Annual Session Of her scsA|
at Como Misa,Ywith renewed ,sigpE ,apa II
commencing the frst Monday ma
uary, 1871 t's iyt's' h4
sse ,,srr CHARGES, vrsssl
Tuition per month ......,....-.4..."-.A wv
Board and Tuition tive days in each
week per mdntA,Y.....-.-s,va.yv
Board and Tuition Regular perrhchthi wi
Lights and fuel furnished in boarding
department asaa t.F8 {Ed I'M
Washing, extra FER morth...........". M
Music on Piano with use of instrument M
Music on Guitar q TCts a w
Latia, Greek, French and German Lam
gnages, with higher branches of math' 4
ematics, extra per month........"." ~
Refer by Permission to
Colin R. Sledge, Como, Mss.
i AMsssrs. Pointer Bros Como, Miss.
MI. W, d. Helm, Sardis, Mss.
Hen. J. +. Simmons, Sardis Miss
Mr.. G, D. Stands, Senatobia, Miss.
Msjor A. n, Mckay, Hefnanio, MIS-
Col. Nat. Howard, Grenada, Miss.
Newton Ford, Esq, Memphis, Tenn.
Persons living along the line Of the Us.
slppi and Tennessee Railrosd may Iepos.
this school With advantage 70 themselves
they can haze iheil children st hous w
Friday until Mondav ~ sasb Sreek. ibts3
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The Pilot gives the following FAIR
statement Of the Legislative uc-
ton;
3 WANTED BY THE STATE PREss.-
What Is asked from the Legislature
,by the State press may be set forth
briefly, as follows; First, Rcpeal-
p,g Chapter 81, laws of 1872,
amending the Insurance Laws Of
tho State. Second, Providing for
paying printers fees for publishing
the Forfeited Lauds, under Chapter
%, Laws 1872, to quiet 'Fax Titles.
Third, For increasing the pay nov
allowed for publishing sheriff Sales
Of lands tor taxes. Fourth, For pro
viding Tor furnishing to the papers
OF tn, State official coWUs'of laws,
Journals Of The Legislature, reports
Of public officers, public documents
OF general interest, etc. 1t there il
anything wrong in these things.
and It good argument can be addu.
ccd why they sAauldao not .hesoms, tbs
law we are not, aware Of it, We
have already expressed ourselves Il,
in favor Of the mpvement, and mere
ty resume the subject that it may
not be overlooked by those connie
tent TO judge in his fegard.
Mr.. Randolph, Of the Sardis STAR.
says in the next State canvass, he
Will oppose both the "ire band pol
.icy1 and the milk and cider course.
As the former term is understood
to designate Bourbonism, and the
latter Conservatism, we hardly know
where to locate our handsome broth
er!-l Columbus Index.
We will say to the Index that
"lhilk and cider is aditiorent bever-
age in his section, to what it Is
here,
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Por Sale or Rens.


o. rf.le decree rrnffrsl ty ihs De
tH.f C-e e. ri s,iss ~ re Fs.r
tr isar - 81 aprt sitting Dr. Lark
iaF'.F. Hfs s fJsnef Brnon n 81 "a
laktf on ~ ala ~ Of pse,a-
lsr. ! TIE anasfspssd aummlfhontr, 90
pointed D sai osss a1i proceed % ell IL
ffvni thf csrr-bsuss dosr - the tssn 4
Sara b. ths saauir u rau1ls. Ssats u Mis-
tliIfi be naiiis auctioH, 70 the highsst BID
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Resignation Of Judge AlderSOn.

|.|. |e ..'.
Herewith we publ sh thcaiull text
tthe resignation of Judge A. Alder
son, of the Third judicial District.
which has been rendered to and &C.
cepted by Governor Powers:
JACKSON, Miss, Fehy 10, 1878.
Il His Ercojncy, r. {. Porers,
H0r,s1Or; -r.a.t s,
DEAR SrR: I hereby tender my
resignation "a Judge of the Third
judicial District of Mississippi, to
take effect Ms aeon AZ my successor
Is ready to enter uponthc tlscharge
OF he dntics Of the olNlr. "a e.
The ttct'bfmy rcylgbmg my OF
dcisl position whiie umltr elmrees,
aud before Il eommjttc, of inycstiga-
ton hul completed its labnrs, will
he construed by many, | am aware,
lntu a confession m my part, that
these charges are true. Against
such a construction, however, | most
earnestly protest. Actiag Under al
vice, which though We'll meaut, |
am now satisfied was iniuliciOus, /
agreed to ,eolcr my resignation,
aud that tho committee may not be
placed in a false light. | now carry
cut that agreement, Satisfied of
my own innocence OF intentional
wrong, I court further Investigation,
aad leave my case IN the hands OF
your ENtelieney, and TO the exam,-
nation Of tie Legislature.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-02-22

the ~oiloe'Hr is.sribsi hh1s lyibg and being
To- ssid t1sHts 6fTaroi5. st3ie ~ Mississippi
%. sii- Tho llrhest quarter anil the ubnb
bali 4 The s3u'bsaa quarter ahithat portion
N tie southwest quarter lying casi Of the
MS s-ippI aBd Tennessee Railroad ttAe
latter conaiai7g Forty hse acres, the whole
containing lwo hundred ahl eighty-6,e seres.
al ,n clinu four a. township Bine ~,
range seven lIL west, On the following terms,
tJ-wds Onr.half t9sl, and be residue % =
credit of one year rom the date ~ sale, the
purchaser, - purchasers, executing hQpl, or
bonds, with good security, Tor the deferred
pay ment said payment to hear siI per cent,
par anunm Interest from the date Of said sale
SIDE within legal hours.
UEio.l, Nj S Feb : 1878.
OR, HlLIS Commissioners.
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