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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-07

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THE WARREN HOE. iays

WE have just received another supply of
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Trains on South Carolina EaiiIoad up AID
down; with Trains going North and South Oh
Charlotte, Coiu nLia and Augusta and Viii
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SS an EK ENYd Change OF sehedxle
-. ~ !5H& S9lk0EEe$ to go into effect on
and after Sunday, 29th instant:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia 80 am
Arrive at Charlcst on at 10 pm
Leave Charleetonat. t....... :. 500 am
Arrive at Columbia at As pm
NIGHT EXPRESS, rREIoHrAND AccoMMoDATioS
TRAIN, [Sundays cxcepted.]
Leave Columbia. .7.l5 p M Arrive. els n
Arrive Charleston 10pm Leave. G.i5 m
Camden Train will run Monday. We dncsday
and Saturday. as followe:
Leave Columbia at. l0i0A. NJ
Arrive at Camden at.... 325 T. II
Leave Camden at............... Si5 4. N
Arrive at Columbia at.... $40 4. VI
A. l.. TYLER, Vice PresideEt.
y. Il. pickles., General Ticket Agent.
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Ito the House t ~ " ~ "Is- As
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-01-04
Fancy GrOcerles
Commissioners Sale of Land.
42S.-

BY virtue of a decree Of the Chancery Cou
of Panola county, Mississippi, rendered on d
18th day of July, 1872, in the.suit Of J. \
Hawkins against Jesse B. Porter and R
Jones, |, as Commissioner therein appoints
will on
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JAN. 1871
within lawful hours, in front of the Courthoqs
door of said county, in the town'of SardS q
pose for sale at public au ,tion to, Tue higha
bidder, the following L scribed lands, siluats
in the county of Pamela, State of Missisii
to-wit:
The north half of the forth half Of sesa
twenty-four, and seventy acres of the east hi
Of the southwest quartz Of section thirteen
township ten, range eight, west, (nl Of NJ ~
t 10, r 8, and 10 acres of Cd ofswl S 10, I lQ,'
vest.
Terms ofsale. One half cash and the balsis
on a credit Of twelve months from the DAY.
sale; thed eferred payment to bear ten pre
interest from day of sale; note with appus
security will be required fol the deicrredp
ment. ], c. HARRISON,
dec3-tds COMMISSIONS
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by the time this Issue Of the srAr
reaches IL readers the old year al.
have been numbered among .the
things that were. Like an old
mohair chignon, It has had Iis day.
and must nor give way to something
new. II has bad il. joys, ia sorrows,
its ups and i, downs, specially the
latter, but they nre oil now Ger, and
lie snugly buried in the oblivion u
tbs mighty Past.
In looking back over the event,
Of the year 1872, all Of us can sec
instances Ia which we might have
done better than VIC did. Many All
opportunity for doing good was suf.
fered to pass unimprovsd, aud in
many instances the opportunity to
do evil was too well improved.
Words hastily spoken have caused
many q sad heart ache, and too
often have bitter tearI been made
to flow by harsht ess from those who
should have spoken only words of
love. All il is not the great griofs
that cmbitter life aud break tho
heart, nor the great joys that make
earth a paradise aud fill tho soul
with gladuess. Happiness is made
up OF little acts OF Kindness and
little words Of love, or destroyed by
little deeds Of ~harshncss and little
words Of anger.
When we consider how much
good wo have received and how
much evil we have escaped during
the past twelve months, we should
be very grateful. 1t is true we are
very prone to think that 40 havn't
much to be thankful for in these
hard times, but when we re-
member the numerous steamboat
explosions; tho many railroad acct.
dents, the horrible murders, the
numbers hanged, tho small pox,
measles, whoopng cough, cpiaootic
aud other ills that flesh is heir to.
We ought to be thankful that It is no
worse with us than it is, and to take
courage, AMI resolve for the coming
year to 80 act as to deserve none OF
these things, So mote it BIO.
\ n
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W isft Iaifniel sammr
sfh De slss a tf %
aan NE sai # ibs fsla. s,
- o'isfaE ltiHesa farmers sa
ihs'f smlgsa SOS fls mshiu
msFlhsnis. bIi - isFs pssfaasi
tie maiief unfi oaf nest Haa
There i mssh daubl sslsiibg = iha
minds n isnisfs ss ia fis rssi 4s
slap Of lsadiori snl isnah' af.
shelter Tiers sa teH ih ayaf ~
ibs landlord torrent assgs.nst Other
creditors There slts exists ma.h
confusion sod dosbl among msf.
chants % % ibo tight b take decl.
Of trust upon the ,la.s q emploJae.
sofkng Tor a part u The crop. ard
- 81 The extent u the action u ths
act Of April 8, 1872. male 10 pro.
ieei employers and laborcf.. 200
repeating the merchants lien as
Of 1867.
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$50 REWARD.

Stroyed from the sa'serihers place, Is miles
east Of Batesyille, Miss, on the 18th, two me
dium size mare mules, one q hay four or five
years old, IA or t4a hands high with q wart
over the right eye and a white SPOT on the
back; the other mule is dark rcan Eve or SIX
years Cd l4l or u hands high, with a spot at
the root of her tail. They are both in good
When they were last heard Of ihey
were one mile south OF Belmont. viii pay
the above reward for their delivery TO me, or
ten dollars Tor information concerning said
ules that will lead 10 their recovery,
W SLEDGH. Como, Miss.
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State Of Mississippi, Pamela county; the Board
OF ouper'isors OF said county.
10 Thomas league. who is a citizen of the
STATE OF Arkansas, but whose postotice, after
dli'gent inquiry cannot be ascertained; You
are hereby cited to be aud appear before the
Beard OF Supervisors Of Pamela county, at a
sleettng to be held at the courthouse thereof
on the I'd day of February, 1873, then and
there 70 pay the taxes due on the following
lands assessed to you, the same being reported
delinquent according to law by the tax col
leetor Of said county, to.wiG
Southeast quarter and fraction northeast
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Commissioners Sale of Land.

By virtue Of n decreeo the Chancery Cour,
Of Pamela county, Miss ssippi renderer therein
on the sth day Of January, 1872, in The suit OF
james N. Jolly, complainant against Ezekiel
Slaughter, defendant, No. a75 In said Court,
viii ms Commissioner, on
MONDAY, the Sd day of FEB. AID. 1878
in front Of the courthouse door In the town Of
Sardis, in said county, offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder 70 cash, the fol.
lowing land, lying and being in said county,
The southeast quarter of section u in town
ship 10, range 6, west.
J. G. HARRISON,
jan4-5t Commissioner.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm heretofore existing as J. Il, Cox &
Co, has, by mutual consent, been dissolved;
J, ]. Byars haying the interest Of ]. r. Cox,
and J N, and W. A. Cox buying the interest
Of DR.. ?, W. Miller. All parties indebted to
the old firms Of J. II. Cox s Sons and ] r, Cox
& Go, will please call and settle, as we desire
closing our old business,
Having purchased the interest IN he above
firm We expect to keep constantly on hand a
large aud well-selected stock of family groce-
ries, plantation supplies, farming implements
and everything usually kept in d frst.class
country grocery We respectfully solicit a
continuance Of the patronage Of our old friends
and the public generally.
BYARS 4 cox.
Batesyille, Miss. ianI-lm
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The custom Of making calls upon
New Years day was very generally
INDUCED in by the swallow tailed,
coated fashionable gentle
men Of our neighbour city, Memphis
and from the account given by the
reporters we are inclined TO think
that ap abundance Of whisky, wine
atd other strong drinks we're the
better of the majority of the partic-
ipants. This is one OF the vices of
society. 1t encourages dissipation
and drunkenness, and has no sensi-
Die reason to support the custom.
Fair ladies greet their gentlemen
friends with a welcome emile and
Immediately follows an invitation to
partake Of the tempting liquors aud
viands that are spread upon the
s'de-board. We certainly know Of no
attitude that ladies' could be placed
IN that is more inconsistent to true
feminine rcpugnance to encourage
dissipation and drunkenness than
those who receive or make New
Years day calls. 1t is almost inn
possible for q young man to resist
the temptation to incompetence
when he i met BY all the young
ladies Of his acquaintance at the
door Of their homes with q persua-
sire invitation to enter and drink
than > 'happy new year. All! as
for u, We don't blanc the boys one
particle for going home in the even
ing Of such . day : slittle how come
you 70" Indeed, II il hardly polite
to do otherwise. This accursed
custom should be condemned by
sensible people.
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fsHisfs1 an As
I.H Hsf af n us Na1rf p
sf nf fa q Short
fa sE lrHurtsf
sf.is ffeaatf q m
HOSpAF ms 900 isy = IAsrAaY. 1918
shia iavfai aaar f-aai V fhs faarfhoa1s
4a1f ~ esff saIay tha 9sH 8 safls
lf.f ~ ns n l ssial ~ ihs b fhsf
iirf 81 cash fhs nT is's lands
t.af TIE northeast rat ~ sfoh thif.
iy. To- i6aa el.r. u.Ht r1f Hssf 1 o. !
sl0tTfA WY in .te raanif n panlla.
sufe n Na ati
Deo,mb.t o. l.-s sc. HARRISON.
dffla Gonna anef.
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TERMS FOR 1873
Attachment Notice.
s. II. Gunter vs.. W. r. Butler.

q - ~
Whereas, m attachment was issued BY tho
undersigned Mayor and ex.oticio Justice Of
the Peace, on the 9th day OF December, A. y.
1872, at the suit OF $. II Guuter, against the
estate OF W,R Butler to recover the sum OF
iorty-onc dollars and fifty cents, which attach
ment was rcturnahle before tho Justice Court
held NY The undersigned nj Sarijs on the 2ath
day OF December, AID 1872, and IS now pend
ing and Il appearing from the return Of the
officer executing snid attachment, and also
from affidavit filed In this cause, that said de,
PENDANT cannot be found, and Il also appear
ing from said affidavit that said defendant has
removed to the State of Arkansas, aad that
y poslellice and place of residence ate nm.
hyoNN Nov, therefore, said defendant, w.
r. Butler Is hereby cited to appear before nae
at Sardis, IN The county Of Pamela and State Of
Mississippi on the 4th day of February, A. D..
1919, to plead T. said spit, or judgment by de
fault will be rendered against him, and the
proceeds OF the property sold will be applied
ta the payment Of said plaintiffs claim.
Given under my hand and seal this oath day
of December, AID. 1872.
DB MollENRY, Mayor
lskAl aud ex-off, Up.
lana
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would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Sardis and vicinity, also any one wishing
Photographs, Ferrotypes and Gems, that /
have returned to sardis to say during the
Winter, for the purpose of accommodating the
public in the way Of pictures Of themselves or
little ones. | shall endeavor to satisfy all my
patrons, and for their information saw that /
will work any weather, except when raining.
and from 8 II. m. to 8 p. m. Come and see nv
specimens while the weather is good. viii
copy pictures also and cleanse the same if de-
sired. Morning is the best time Tor children.
Respectfully, l. D. GREENLAW,
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We are glad to notice improve
ments ~ our county towns, and to
see the evidences of prosperity, and
in the completion of the new two
story double brick store building OF
Msssrs. Perkins 4 Jones, Of Bates
vile, and their occupancy thereof,
we have one instance that shows
what progressive spirit is existing
among u merchants. The build.
ing occupies a position at the rise Of
the hill, in a line with tho hotel, on
the east Of the railroad, and presents
= splendid appearance. These gems
tlemen have opened in their new
store one Of the largest stocks of
dry goods, boots and shoes, clothing,
groceries and general plantation
supplies to be found in that place.
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commissioners Sale of Land.

BY virtue of a decree of the Chancery Court
OF Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered April
u, 1872, in the suit of W. H. Archibald. com.
p%lainant, against John b. Ashmore, Jr., ct al,
defendants, No 446, in said Court, | will as
Commissioner therein appointed, on
SATURDAY, THE 2lsT DAYoF DEC. 1872
at the courthouse door of sold county, in the
town OF sardis, within lawful hours offer for
sale at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described lands lying and
being in said county Of Pamela, to wit.
The west half Of section two in township
nine of range six, west.
&c. HARRISON,
Commissioner.
Harrison &..Taylor, Solicitors. nov2s-5t
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Commissioners Sale Of Land.

E NH.I
BY virtue of a decree of the Chancery Or
Of Panola County, Mississippi, rendered on \
18th day of July, 1872, in the suit Of SAD
Jones, ADMINISTRATIVE, against J. G. DuvaHl y
ministrator ct al, |, as Commissions theai
appointed, will on
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JAN. 1874
within lawful hours, in front of the ConrthCa'
door of said county, in the town of Sardis I
fer for sale at public auction to the Highs
bidder, for cash, the following described hn'
to-wit
Inc northwest quarter Of section eight !
township eight, range nine, west, (nwlS !
3, K 8, W. in the county Of Pamela, Sna I
Mississippi, j G. HARRISON
dec7-tds Commissions,
NM HMM NgHNEH N 4r "a.
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Plantation for Sale.

| oferfo for sale any plantation, containing 365
acres, 100 cleared and in a high state of cult
walton, with good Improvement ts, consisting
OF dwelling, negro quarters, stables snd other
necessary outhouses. 200 acres of the tract Is
McIver, and Crooked run creek bottom land,
and isas fine land as there is in the State. The
residence is on upland finely timbered land.
Sufficient h nds on the farm that can be en-
ployed TO cultivate the place. Most reasonable
terms will be given to purchasers.
TERMs.-l will take S22 80 per acre, one
third cash, and balance in one and two years;
or $50 per acre, one-half cash and balance in
twelve months, with ten per cent interest.
For further information apply to Editor of
the Pamela Star, or to me on the place, Al
miles west Of Sardis,
J. NJ. ANDERSON.
no2-2m
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LAND FOR SALE.

We offer for sale section 6, township 7,
range 5, lying ten miles east of Sardis, in Pau.
ola county. About 50 acres cleared land, so
Of which is creek bottom; the balance is ;rel :
iimbered and very valuable. The place is
known as part Of the NELSON Plantation. Ap.
ply to Capt W B. Locke or Capt. Samuel Ma
thews for terms and further information. Land
will be sold in divisions to suit purchasers.
j. f. C. JACKSON,
decli-lm Sardis, Miss
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Stray horse taken up by r $. Wiley, living
two and one-hali miles cast of Courtllnd
Said horse is dark bay, six or seven years old,
branded on the shoulder with the letters A. +
Sale on the first Monday of March, 1878. APP
praised at$75.
ROBERT JARVIS,
no2S-Sw Ranger &c.
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The CHEAPEST PAPER
I'M TTID 8OrJTTI.

Special Tglegrnphic III rolches.
The Accounted Press Dispatches.
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Fnl Market Reports,
Tbs proHyasa VI Railroads
Information for Merchant and Producer
Every Kind Of Political Intelligence.
ID. roferies ia Scionce and Art
Original Poetry aud Stories
Agricultural and Farm Intelligence
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No fiji
BY virtue ola Decree n the Chaneery Court
Of Pamela county Mssisp pi, rendered on the
llth day Of Jaly. ls72, 10 the suit Of Henry
Laird against j. O. Duvall. administrator st al
as commissioner thsreia appointed, will Oh
MONDAY, the 18th day Of JANUARY, 1873,
within lawful hours, in front Of the courthouse
door of said county, In the town ofsariis, offer
Tor ALE al public auction to The highest bidder,
for cash. the following described lands, to-wit.
Au undivided halt interest h. the northeast
quarter Of section eleven, township nine, range
six, west int IN n e 3 II, 30, r 6, WI ST.
uated ip the county Of Pamela, State Of Missis'
sippi.
December T. 1879 J. =. HARRISON,
decItds Commissioner.
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valuable Land for Sale.

! offer for sale the following tract Of land
lying in Pamela county, two miles west of
Como, containing $50 acres, 320acres cleared,
comfortable Improvements, clubhouse and all
necessary oat-houses, known as the old Rufin
place,
Terms-$l5 per acre one-third cash, snd
the balance in one and two years, with six PEI
cent interest.
Apply to j., X. STRATTON, Ag't.
no2-2m Como, Miss.
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IN q word, as a great ucwspaper. the Appeal
VIII have no superior IN the Southwcst, Tho
Daily will be the history of the world for one
day, and the Weekly viii contain everything
that viii interest the country readers. Be-
lieving the advancement of our common in
dustrlul, con mcrcial and agricultural pros.
peritr to be the chief end of genuine journal
ism, the Appeal will make these paramount
objects.
Every county aud town Of prominence
should have good papers. The Appeal does
MOI propose or desire to supplAut or interfere
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the newspaper fraternity, tho prosperity of the
country aud the welfare of The people.
In politics the Appeal will remain Demo.
cratic or Conservative, aud, in elections in-
yolying political issues, 1t will support the
candidates who favor la views, from m abiding
faith in the power of organization 10 accom-.
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TIE sHsntIhr msa WhY lfs Oh
a.sus winter Oh Mount Wash 1g
'nn afa fndeas9nHg 3D. teach q
]i'9ailsoi dpg 20 X, down ids
mountain AMI RETURN With fHsirnal
nni No other sfraHls
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STOLEN

From the undersigned living oa Yorkney ri,-
e. near Readers Ferry. ono light bay horse.
about . years Old, hs Boot ou each side Of hi.
flea. caused from III rI teeth, and was thin in
order A reward OF i,u dollars will be paid
Tor hs delivery or tay Information that will
lead 20 bis recovery.
iant.3t &c .KUYKENDALL
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40
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n, 1000 Is t
ths f.sf aasa aa s.
rsi fisf soss ta Ia
tsl proceed f11 tsas.y % i8 oh.
bla. Tbtsa,rauta
ilf o. rfu ll0i.
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.'H's ~ Ma.IHirni Pamela county, the Bg3rl
af supervisor 90 mil county.
To = 8 llns0n whose place Of residence
''ter dHIEeH' Inquiry cannot be a.ceri1inei
fou ore hereby ufoi ~ be and prsar before
the b1trl of -upsr,Ia0w af Pamela county at
o meeting 10 be- As.d at the courthouse thereof
ca thc 81 day of February, 1918, then and
thsc t1 pay he io1os due on he follow ne
and assessed 10 you, the same baing reported
delinquent according TO law by the tax collcc-
tor ~ Wil county, t0-Wit
Southeast quarter section Q, township 2,
range s, west Tie taxes thereon being. State
I 16, county . "a school / tG, courthouse
| 40, total II 92i printer 10 90, clerk : 90,
ten per cent 30; total amount ~ 81.
Together with 10 per cent damages and all
costs, or sb W that said taxes have been paid.
or Ia default u such showing, judgment there.
Of will be entered at said meeting OF said
Board against said lands, condomning The
same, on SO much thereof according to law, a.
shall be sufficient to satisfy said taxes. costs
and damage. &c. HARRISON,
jani-it Clerk.
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No HI
By virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery Court
Of Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered on he
18th day Of July, 1872, in the suit Of T.. W. l..
Askow, agent, against Al, Majors ct al, No.
AL, in said Court, !, as Commissioner therein
appointed, will on
MONDAY, THE Ism DAY OF JAN. 1873
wi hin lawful hours, in front Of the Courthouse
door Of said county, in the town Of Sardis, eS-
pose at public cutlery for sale to the highest bid
der for cash, the following lands lying and
being in the county Of Pamela, State of Missis-
sippi, to-wit;
The north half Of section thirty, and the
south half of section nineteen in township six,
range seven, west tN3 so, TG, R Z, and 81
s 10, I 6, R :, W.
JOHN G. HARRISON,
d c7-tds Commissioner.