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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-02-15

The Inter-O Ocean says: THE
Tilton Beecher scandal will not
down. There is a hull in the inter
est attached to it every few days;
but the question is certain to show
itself, directly thereafter, and in an
unexpected quarter. ut is conf
IDENTIFY said IN quarters entitled to
credit" says u correspondent of the
Boston Journal, shat there are to
some marked revelations growing
out of the Woodruff scandals. An
investigation has been going on
quietly, but efficiently, since the first
publication, and these developments
will SCOT come to light. The real
authors of these productions have
not yet been named. Even Wood
hu!l's life bears the name of only its
reputed author. Its real writer wil'
come out soon. Why it was father
ed as it is, is one of the develop.
ments of the future"
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A Cincinnati hair-store was re-
Gently robbed Of several thousand
dollars worth Of switches, etc. The
thief ought to be scalped . few times,
and then, perhaps, he would have
some idea Of what be had dsne in
depriving hundreds of poor women
OF their tresses.
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The mite meeting last event.
will receive notice, giving facts and
fancies connected herewith, in our
next issue. The mite meeting was
originally intended to be given for
the benefit OF the Methodist church,
but on account of some opposition
having arisen, with some little per-
sonal feeling among the members of
the church, it was deemed best not
to have it tor the benefit of the
Methodist church, but to give the
management of it to the members of
the Episcopal church, for the benefit
of that church.
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We are lead to complain Of par
ties who carry off our exchanges
from our table without asking leave
or license. Our friends are welcome
to that class Of our exchanges that
have passed our examination ard it
affords US a pleasure to give them
away, but we do object to parties
carrying of valuable periodicals and
exchanges that are of value to us.
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Size Walks.

| have not referred to this sub
b several months, but the ne
ty of urging upon our citizens
with tho ordinance of
bwn authorities ls Of too impor-
d matter to be over looked.
bny of our citizens acted in
| faith last summer and laid
| plank walks IN front of their
frtJ while many others plead a
| Of funds as an excuse for not
lg down the walks at that time
Fhat they would do so when win
|ome.
e call upon all citizens to come
lard and show a liberal enter.
PIG spirit in making this much
led improvement.
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We are in receipt Of the announce
ment of tie Fourth Annual Spring
Race Meeting of the Chickasaw
Jockey Club, of Memphis, to cons
msnce Tuesday, April 80, and con-
tinue FIVE days, from Col. c. Stone,
Secretary.
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EMIGRATION TURNING.
CheaD Farms In Southwest Missouri

The Atlaucic and Pacific Railsoad Company
offers / 100000 acres of land IN Central and
South vest Missouri, at from So to SD per acre,
on seven years time, with free transportation
from st. Louis to al purchasers Climate, soil,
timber, mineral wealth, schools, churvhes and
law-abiding society invite emigrants from all
points to this land of fruits and flowers. For
particulars address A. Tuck, Land Commits
%sioner, st. Louis, Mo.
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We were pleased to receive a cal
from .wo of our town ladies' this
week soliciting contributions for the
purpose of buying a bell for the
Methodist Church. We are all ways
pleased to see the ladies at our sane
tum, and can assure them that what
ever cause they may advocate will
find a ready friend, one ever willing
to aid them to the extent of our
humble ability and means,
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Senator Alcorn is sanguine of sue
ceeding with his bill authorizing the
Secretary of War to compromlse
and settle all pending claims Of the
Government against Southern Rail
road Companies, which was referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
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Pass Them Around.

! Good People Of Sard's, or any
b Nan:
would respectfully announce
|aving associated ourselves to-
! for the purpose OF extending
psiness as photographers, we
lw prepared to execute in good
III work in our line, such as
Ferrotypes and Gems.
cleansing, repairing, copying
old pictures. Do not
While you are trying to
that old fellow with the
is stealing away all your good
Remember time, tide aad
wait for 10 man. We
BIT remain in Sardis longer than
b lst OF April, when we leave
III appointments elsewhere.
hours from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Respectfully,
GREESLAw & HARRINGTON.
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ESTABLISHED 1890
CRAIG & CO.
/ All and $40 kam Srod,
TENN.


40. .ioat epsning smother season fol
A. you with Seeds and lmpl,msnts and
,ssii, al . continuance Of The liberal
-. heretofore extended as. Our Seed
-. ss,,r better. You will observe va
|.e All our garden seeds In full.slzed pa
M 20 retail at Ten Cents each
IL s.,,s- Silver Skin, Yellow skin, and
Baton Setts.
| Potatoes Early Rose, Early Goodrich,
|Rassstn.
Il, ,,.d-German and Hungarian.
I. sseds-0rchAr1, Blue, Herds and
b.. -.
~ seed-Red, White, Alsiks, 4 Lucerne.
/ 0ss-Blaek, Red, Norway and Ora
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An "unknown friend" sends u,
three dollars, with the request to
mail the STAR 10 a certain parry for
twelve months. We find that it pays
to have friends, and it has been said
that those who are not too intimat e
are best. We like the kind who
send US the cash, no matter whether
known or unknown.
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Judge Barbour Lewis is lending
every possible assistance to the tire
less Mr.. Vaughan, the Congressman
for this district, and it is believed
that the Memphis Customhouse bill
will pass during this session OF
Congress.-Appeal.
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We are in receipt of the annual
report of the Board Of Trustees and
superintendent of the Mississippi
Lunatic Asylum, with the compli>
ments Of the superintendent. The
report Of the Superintendent, DIR.
W. NJ. Compton, is m elaborate
document, with highly interesting
and valuable suggestions and tabular
statistics.
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..t.vs FL tinis o. blsass
- -. H.
T.. deeds II trusi. sad COO.
.nt b gwen by lsbofsFs. 10
Lusfehsni. IN the advance
4 n uvplis. We eel blank.
sfsssb. snd parties ordering
mast send The money with
. srdsr,, or upon delivery Of
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For Sale.

new two-story frame residence
bom., three acres of land, halt
bsed. Well timbered.
pply to G.. W. BONNER.
1 Como,
or j. T. LAVENDER,
Sardis, Miss.
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Shooting.

We learn from reliable parties
that Vim. Partee shot and danger
ously wounded VIM. Wright near
Batesville on Monday last, the ball,
from a pistol, taking effect in the
face. Mr.. Partee gave himself up to
the proper officers. The facts have
not been developed in a committing
trail yet and we have only hearsay
evidence about the matter. The
difficulty grew out of the settlement
of a farming transaction.
Mr.. - Partee has two SONS,
William and Jessie Partee, who at
tended to all the business OF their
father, and Jessie Partee AMI Wright
carried some partnership cotton to
Batesvills on Saturday, and after the
cotton was sol d, Wright abused Par
tee very bitterly, and a diff Guilty
was only averted by the interference
of friends. The friends of both par
ties induced Partse to consent to
arbitrate the matter, aud it being
distinctly understood by Partee that
there was to be no difficulty raised,
to which Wright said nothing, and
Mr.. j. r. Cox and J. 81. Kyle, the
referees, presumed tklt he consent
ed to the matter, On Monday the
parties, with the referees, met at
Mr.. Partee's house to settle the mats
ter, and after the papers were given
to Messrs. Cox and Kyle, aud while
they were booking over them,
right began to abuse the Parties
as thieves, rascals, and other hard
names, there being only one of them
in the room, VIM. Partee, aud he
asked Wright to desist, which he re-
fused to do, and said that he re-
peated all that he bad said at Bates.
vile, when VIM. Partee frad upon
him.
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toffice Hours, Sardis, Miss.

1ox 500 A. NJ. TO $3.50 P. M.
will be delivered during Of
hours only, and it will be useless
D for mail at any other time.
j. N. WADDEY, P. NJ.
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Il is bot . usi tribute 10 pas 70
the energy and sntsrpnze Of oar
to-n'msn, NJ J. 7. Ryan. in say
ing that he is a most worthy citizen.
and deserving the patronage Of our
people. lis busins, Is a specially
IN stoves, tinware, hardware, cut
lery, lamps, coal oil, and household
furnishing goods, manufacturing tin
ware, g%uttering, etc, anil it ia but
reasonable that he call afford TO
keep a better stock in his line and
to sell them at lower rates than those
merchants who keep mixed stocks.
We think it no more than right
that parties who engage in a special
ty should be literally encouraged
by all good citizens. We need good
mechanics in our midst, and when
they come among us they should be
encouraged, aud Mr.. Ryan, by his
energy and industry, has built up a
handsome business in our midst, and
should receive the continued patron
age Of the community.
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For Sale.

10 valuable mules for sale, Fol-
} apply to
c. W. DuvAL, Sardis, Miss.
|. 80, 1878.
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THE SURRENDER OF CENTRAL LEE.

AT ApromattoH G. II, Va, April ., 1860.
A MAGNIFICENT lixls inch Engraving
ofthe surrender Of Gen. Lee, beautifully col
Engraved ia the highest style Of the arr
and printed on heavy plate paper. 1t is truly
a gem Of art, one which should hang in the
parlor Of every Southern home. Sent by mail,
on a roller aud postpaid on receipt Of
20 cents, or 3 for so cents. Agents wanted.
Address &c. ". NJ BuRROW,
Bristol, Tenn.
Catalog les Of PictRres Books, etc, sent free.
febS.4w
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s'terday was St. Valentines
and the postal service Of Uncle
was duly frelghted with docu-
la sent from loving swains to
pes whom they dared not tell Of
consuming IRE, except under
IT Of an anonymous name.
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4 good joke is told on q certain
Of hale fellows well met" in
manner Of breaking mp a game
seven up They stood the
''ato the tune of several dollars.
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Pc town of Sardis may we'll feel
b in having such a baker as we
in the Messrs. Hack Brothers.
y have given satisfaction by
1 prompt manner in filling all
Prs left with them. Parties liv-
IN the country or up or down
line of the road, may send their
fr' to these gentlemen, and sat
|e'lon will be guaranteed at less
Memphis prices.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Beyond the Mississippi.

Thousands have already gone, and thousands
more are turning their eyes towards new homes
in the fertile West. To those going to Nilsson
II, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Wyo-
ming, Nevada, Oregon or California, we re-
commend a cheap, safe, quick and direct route,
via st. Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Rail
road, which runs its fine Day Coaches and
Pullman Sleepers from st. Louis to principal
points in the West, without change. We believe
that the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the best
rack and the finest and safest equipment Of
any line west Of the Mississippi, and itsconnec-
tions with roads further West are prompt and
reliable. The Texas connection Of this road Is
now completed, and passengers are offered a
frst-clt IS, all-rail route from 81. Louis to Texas,
either over the Missouri, Kansas and Texas R,
r., via Sedalia, or over the Atlantic and Pa.
ciic r. R, via Vinita For maps, time tables,
information as TO rates, routes, etc, We refer
our readers to J. +. Thompson, Southern Pas
senger Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn, or 4. A.
Ford, General Passenger Agent, St Louis, Mo.
Questions will be cheertuily and promptly an
swered
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write you to certify that | have used Dr..
SIMMONS Liver REGULATOR in my family with
complete success.
J. W. D. BIRD,
Chattahoohee, Fla.
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For Rent.

new frame dwelling house,
rooms, necessary out-houses,
I'm. &c., on Hightower street,
b. Apply for terms to
ho5-2y II. j. HARDING.
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Scrap iron.

Battelle kCo., Proprietors of the Memphis
Rolling Mills, are buying wrought aud cast
scrap iron, and pay the highest cash price.
Shipments can be made them in large or
small quantities and quick returns will be
made. sep14
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SATURDAY THE 20 DAT OF FEH Isi8
on NE p%rsmisss within lawful haars. Offer iof
sale n public auction To- the highest bidder
me following rnd' yinE and being in said
county u rsnola, to-wit The east bali Of
section twenty-five, IN township moe. ofrsues
eight, west. Said lands will De sold Ia snbdl
visions 10 suit purchascr
TEaSs One.half rash, haltncs In twelve
month"; with ten pcr cent Interest from dats
Bonds with good ecurity will be required Of
the purhairrs for deferred payments nnl a
lien retained upon said lands until the purchase
money is fully paid
JTM BURBRtDGE
janlS-5w Administrator, etc
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Postal Laws.

There are constant changes being
made in the postal regulations, and
it is difficult for parties who do not
receive this official acts to keep post
ed on the subject. There are some
very plain regulations however that
many persons violate. There are a
large number Of letters dropped
into the offices with no stamp, and
such letters are sent to the dead
letter office. All newspapers except
weeklies within the county where
published, are liable to postage as
well as letters, but the payment is
different. In the case of letters
stamps are required ms prepayment,
and in the Ease Of papers, a certain
amount is payable in money at the
Office of distribution in advance
The following is the rate Of newspa.
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I UstaSe PayuVIe qu"I'er'J :" ""'""0
A postmaster is not allowed to
deliver letters addressed to other
offices, unless such offices are dis
continued. The postal laws do not
require postmasters to make change
in the sale Of stamps.
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ON %SITIRDAY. lilh.
MARRIED..
COTTON MARKET.

We furnish below the quotations Of prices Of
cotton corrected weekly by s.. II. Gunter,
wholesale and retail dealer in dry goods end
groceries.
The quototious are Of the market on FRI
day, the lith;
.N.ss y'srk Market.
Cotton-Middling 20Jc.
Lfrsrpoei .Harksf.
Middling u%Ilands 9ia9id, aud quiet,
.nsmphfs Market.
Cotten-middling l0lc; low middling
lsRl9c. Low aud dusty cottons l2al7c.
Sardfs Market.
C~otton-middling l9al9lci low middlng ISL
sls3c.
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: II Guutsf bass ll kinds ofGar
dsa sssi ior 'ale, call and rurcba..
from hi@ssihs gardening season will
soon commence
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0ur MnIhaHA.

who were the best and tidiest house
wives in the world-exceptiug our
grandmothers took special pride in
the possession OF rows OF tinware that
glistened like a polished mirror. Every
article about their houses susceptible
OF polish. including the brass knocker,
was regularly frightened up until it
fairly glistened. With their primitive
materials, such as Bath brick, emery,
rotten stone, etc it was serious labor,
albeit one OF love. Nowadays, how
ever, their daughters use Sapolio, and
in one hour can polish more articles
and do it better than they could in $
whole day. you wish to excel your
mothers in the brightness OF your
kitchen ware, use Sapolio.
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POLICE CoURr.-Two casee only
claimed the attention OF Judge Gran.
mer, at the police court Yesterday.
Henry Fink, on the le!h day Of Aus
gust last, was on the warpath. He did
incontinentally make things warm
about his residence, for Mrs. Fink and
the babies, to the disturbing ofthe peace
and Just quiet Of the city. Henry has
kept himself in peace and obscurity
from the date above mentioned until
yesterday, when be was captured and
fined 500 and costs or thirty days. As
he had no twenty dollars he Joined
Prof. Prices innumerable caravan that
marches to labor each morning on the
chain gang.
Maggie Bias is not square. She was
arrested on the charge oil being social
evil. It goes against the web to speak
thus Of Bias, but the truth must be
told. The charge against her being
fully proven she was fued $50 aud costs
Not having so much lucre, she abideth
at Castle Kepn.dy..for thirty days, there
to blossom like rose.
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Handsome IMPROVEMENT. - The
many persons passing up and down
Sixteenth street, have expressed pleas
ure at seeing the beautiful bronze win-
dow guards recently placed upon the
windows OF the houee OF B. +. Cald-
well. We learn these guards were the
gift OF Edward G. Smyser. Of York,
Pennsylvania to Rev. S. B. Barnitz, the
present occupan: Of the house Of Mr..
C. Mr.. Smyser is treasurer Of the
Board OF Church Extension OF the Lu-
theran church, and is engaged largely
in the manufacturer OF fountains and
other bronze ware. Learning Of the
need Of guards 10 the windows OF one
OF the missionaries Of the Board, he
kindly sent them b. expires. They are
highly ornamental and add much to
the appearance of the neat cottage on
which they have been placed.
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MUNICIPAL CoURr.-The time Of this
court, yesterday morning, was taken uT
in hearing the argument on motion fol
a new trial in the case OF Maria Epple
against the Germanis insurance Com.
pany.
TIE case of r. McCready & Co.,
against c. F. A. Yahrling was set lol
Monday next.
The CAGE OF Mclaughlin & Co.,
against George Roberts wac continued
until next term.
The court announced that it would
adjourn on Monday for the term.
The court adjourned until 9 o'clock
this morning.
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BEFORE JUSTICE CLouAN.-On We'd
nesday evening, Lizzie Shsfer was ar.
rested and taken before Justice Clohan
on complaint of Annie Alder, who
charges that Miss Shsffer has been in
ST ling her by calling her names and
by menaces and words endeavoring to
break the peace. The accused was
held in the sum of $50 to keep the peace
for six months.
Elizabeth Shafer was arrested and
taken before Justice Clohan, Wednes-
day evening. on charge Of disorderly
conduct in using Language towards Mrs.
Rebecca NJ. Alder, calculated to pro-
duce breach of tine peace. The offerse
being proven the accused was held in
the sum ofs5O to keep the peace for
SIX months.
In the case Of the State against Louis
Miller, charged with using threatening
language tending to a disturbance OF
peace, the accused was held in the sum
of 5000 to keep the peace and be Of
good behavior for one yesr