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W. T. YOUNG, Deceased,
Notice 10 Builders.

hereby give notice to all parties contem-
plating erecting any kind of buildings, that |
have, and constantly keep on hand, a large
amount of all kinds OF building material, which
| am selling at less than Memphis prices. All
orders left with me for lumber will be prompt
ly filed to the entire satisfaction of the pur-
chaser.
am Also prepared to fill all orders for con-
tracing in building houses and carpenter
work in The best and most prompt manner,
guaranteeing satisfaction. | take this oppor-
tunity Of returning my thanks to those who
have favor ed me with their patronage in the
past, and hope 10 receive the patronage of all
my former patrons in the future.
Address G CLARKE,
janlS-Gm Sardis, Miss.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm heretofore existing as ]. r. Cox l.
Co, has, by mutual consent, been dissolved;
]. J. Byars buying the interest of j.. R. Cox.
and J. NJ. and W. A. Cox buying the interest
of DR.. ?. W. Miller. All parties indebted to
the old firms of J. r. Cox L Sons and J r. Cox
4 Co. will please call and settle, as we desire
closing our otd business.
Having purchased the interest in he above
firm we expect TO keep constantly on hand a
large and well-selected stock Of family proce-
ries, plantation supplies, farming Implements
and everything usually kept in a 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. jan4-lm
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LTM BrRBRtDGE,
ants.Sa Administrator, etc.
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Rangers Notice.

Tskss ~ BY ! A J Mills one mile sss, d
Eureka. In Panola county on the 10th day
Of November, 1872, one small strawberry roaa
mare. with blaze face, branded on The lsf
shoulder with the letter v, and on len big
with The letter q Appraised Al so Tbs
owner is hereby notified 10 come forward, pas
charges and prove property, or the same Wi
be sold on the hnt Monday N Nay, 1878, &C.
cording 10 law.
ROBERT JARVIS,
ianIl-3w Ranger,
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FEMALE SCHOOL
COMO, MISSISSTPpr

COMO, MISSISSIPPI.
With the beginning of this year, Mrs. Heath
assisted by a competent corps Of teachers. will
continue the 9th Annual Session Of her school
at Como, Miss, with renewed vigor and or
ergy, commencing the first Monday in Jan.
uary, 1871
CHARGES,
Iuition per month.-......."..........,. 81 90
Board and Tuition five days in each
week per month..."....."........... 16 90
Board and Tuition (regular) per month, 20 90
lights and fuel furnished in boarding
Department.
Washing, extra per month. so
Music on Piano with use of instrument, s 90
%usi0 on ouitar :" 8 90
Latin, Greek, French and German Lam
gnages, with higher branches Of math-
ematics, extra per month ............ 400
Refer by Permission to
Colin. R. Sledge, Como, Miss.
Messrs. Pointer Bros Como, Miss,
MT. W. D. Hefin, 5,rdis, Miss.
Hon. j, Il. Simmons, Sardis Miss.
MI. u. u. Stands, Senatobia, Miss.
Major A.. n. Mckay, fernando, Miss
Col, Nat. Howard, Grenada, Mss
Newton Ford, Esq, Memphis, Tenn.
Persons living along the line of the Mi,s;s.
sipp' and Tennessee Railroad may patronire
TINS school with advantage TO themselves 40
,ney can have THEN children at home from
FRIDAY until Monday Of each week, thereby
materially reducing the cost Of board and tui.
For further particulars address
J. y. HEATH,
Proprietor and Business Manager.
Ia"fn Como, Miss.
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Ranger. Notlse.

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ROBERT tARvfs.
antt4au Ranger
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ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

To all whom his may concern
letter. Of admin %stfstion have been granted
70 the undsrsign, a upon the estate "
JAMES N WATSON, Deceased,
by the Chaneery Court Of Pamela county, Mis-
s%issippi, at the October Term 1879 thereof.
Notice is hereby given to all creditors Of
said estate to probate their claims within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. REBBCCA WATSON,
janlS-4t Administrative.
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rrfHnff Acts 30 BfFtf0 t Aru In
uaf5ri E.tt ihf ht ~ sai ltf
aas am k1fsty Npmisl Eal tsi
hsAataks s1es aul - iH force
rom 80 zf.sf ia fssssEs.
Aufsssi. Apni p. 1872
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f, W. Reyes, OF Carrolton, a
prominent lawyer, says in a recent
card published in the Conservative,
that he sis mad, and has cause to
be mad" The cause, reader, you
may explain. His neighbors had
borrowed his valuable books aud
failed to return them. Some of the
books have been on the loan fol
several years. Are you guilty o
This mean act as a cause Of madnes,
to any ohe2
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Rangers NOtlee.

Taken up by R. G. Cloud, eight miles north
of Sardis, one black horse mule, about six year:
old; no marks or brands pereeivable. Tho
owner Of said estray is requested to come for
ward, prove said properly and pay charges, OIL
it will be sold according to law on first Mon
day in May, it being the 9TH day OF said month
in front Of the Courthouse door Of Panoli
county, to the highest bidder for cash.
ROBERT JARVIS,
janlS-3t Ranger P. c.
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MONEY SAVED.

We will allow 10 per cent interest on money
deposited with us to buy goods; and If goods
are not bought, money returned on demand,
with the interest. We do this on account Of
the trouble in making change.
jan1l-2w MITCHELL co.
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esq fhai ths eBhH stfelit0a hasa
returned b EnyIshi nfhe Err p
ftssgar ihs Aspaasll abs b.
been sbasdsnsl igf ihs present
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Charles Louis Napoleon Bona
parte, late Emperor OF the French,
died on the 9th inst, at Chisclhurst.
Thus has closed the earthly career
of him who Tor twenty years was
the central figure Of Europe, lie
was born in Paris, April 20, 1903.
aud was the youngest son of Louis.
King of Holland, and IIortense
Boauharnais, daughter OF the En-.
press Josephine.
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commissioners Sale of Land.

By virtue of a decreeof the Chancery Court
of Pamela county, Miss ssippi, rendered therein
on the 9Th day of January, 1872, in the SUIT Of
James NJ. Jolly, complainant, against Ezekiel
Slaughter, defendant, No. 375 in said Court, |
will as Commissioner, on
MONDAY, the Sd day of FEB. AID. 1873
III front of the courthouse door ia the town o.
Sardis, in said county, offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder TO cash, the fol.
lowing land, lying and being in said county,
to-wit:
the southeast quarter of section IA, in town
ship 10, range G, west.
]. G. HARRISON,
jan4-5t Commissioner
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Commissioners Sale OF Land.

By virtue ola Decree of the Chancery Court
of Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered on the
18th day of July, 1872, in the suit of Henry
Laird against J. G. Duvall, administrator, ct al,
! as commissioner therein 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 ofSardis, offer,
for sale at public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following described lands, to-wit.
An undivided halt interest IL the northeast
quarter of section eleven, township nine, range
six, west int. in n e S II, TO-, r 6, WI sit
uated in the county Of Pamela, State of Missis.
sippi.
December /, 1872. ]. :. HARRISON,
dec7tds Commissioner
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STOLEN

From the undersigned, living on Yorkney riv.
er, near Readers's Ferry, one light bay horse,
about 3 years old; has knot on each side Of hi,
lace, caused from blind teeth, and was thin in
order. A reward of ten dollars will be paid
for his delivery, or any information that will
lead to his recovery.
jan4-3t &c. KUYKENDAII.
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land FOR SALE

We offer for sale section G, township 7,
range 3, lying ten miles east Of Sardis, in Pan.
ola county. About so acres cleared land, 80
of which Is creek bottom; the balance is fnel :
timbered and very valuable. The place Is
known as part of the "Nelson Plantation. APP
ply to Capt. W.B Locke or Capt. Samuel Ma
thews for terms and further information. Land
viii be sold in divisions to suit purchasers.
]. F. 4 c. JACKSON,
decl4-lm Sardis, Miss
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The Investigation of the Credit
MobHier affair &. bringing our some
very damaging facts 10 the rePuta.
ton of a large number Of Congress
men. There is no doubt bu, that
bribery was used 10 secure the pas.
sage Of the Of the bin through Con.
gress giving the Credit Mobillier the
hrs, lien IN the Pacific Railroad.
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Administrators Notice.t0 Debtors

All parties indebted to the estate of Pau
Barringer, deceased, are notified that the notes
and accounts are in the hands of Messrs Bal.
%lentine, He6in & Co, for collection, and II mol
paid at maturity, suit will be brought on them.
P. B BARRINGER, Admir-.
January |, 1873. ian4-tf
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areaafs ~ ilrmsrs .fIa ihs
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w. have BEEN tsfy frequent
placed Boz rmhsuna situations of
sesoaHi .f f.s ffltina .t people
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poEsf u.fI. riss' Sc .Ip ihe
following article irOm the Memphis
Appeal upon this sutJsstE
4 y,y stupid uotioG obtains with
some That whatever appear in q
newspaper E iulorssd by D.. We
trust that none ot our readers hold
this view II they % We will now
once, abl ior all. disabuso their
mind, by informing them that when
evef tie Appeal indorses anything,
il does 50 boz specific terms in its ed
jturinl columns, and does net allow
any correspondent, be he oycr 30
wise, educated or intelligent, to DO
20 for
lu the publication OF a country
paper this absurd notion il even more
strong and tenacious among the pa,
irons Of the paper than in the cities.
The religious denominations each
think that they ought to be favored,
and that any class of news that
comes in conflict with their respects
i've ideas thould be excluded The
mercantile interest think that they
should be the alpha and omega, and
the planters are not to be sighted /;
the mechanics feel that they have a
share, and the professional men are
dreadfully outraged if they do not
carry oil the lions portion. So that
to please all would be more than hui
man, aud consequently newspaper
men are the proper judges of what
is the proper standard of duty. So
tar as We are concerned, we expect
TO try and do justice 10 all, giving
the greatest amount of news and in.
formation that will interest the peo>
pie a9 a mass, passing through the
successive grndutiOns OF society. III
a recent case decided in New York,
it was held that a reporter to news
piper was u privileged person from
arrest or detention in going into any
and all kinds OF society in the pur-
suit OF his business. Is it right.
then, You good old sage, heads Of
families, to condemn editors ofnews-
papers as being immoral, intemper
ate, llcentious and corrupt, because
their papers contain the passing
news of the day gathered from all
grades of society We think not.
and only the bigoted or hypocrite,
will dare give such judgment,
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The Clarion, in answer to two in
q%uiries IN reference 10 tho effect Of
the late lien law, gave opinions that
are not good law, and may mi,lead
parties.
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STRAYED.

One large dark bay mare, heavy main and
ioretop Holds a high head, and is at all times
quite spirited
NJ POINTER BIRD
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Notwithstanding Spanish repre>
sensations to the contrary, fighting
in Cuba is still going on, and the
rebels, SC far from being a disorder
y rabble, are under strict military
discipline and organization. To sub
due them, it is reasonable to suppose
will require double the number Of
troops Spain has now on the island.
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THE Legislature of this State will
open the regular session for this year
on Tuesday next, and there is little
certainty of calculating when the
session will close In former years,
before the State fell into Radical
hands, the business OF each term was
dispatched in from four to six weeks,
aud each OF the members was anx-
ious to close the term and return TO
his home; but such is not the
case now with the majority who con,
troll this body. Many members have
no occupation or home, aud are far
better situated when at Jackson
drawing their per diem and board
ing at places that give them better
fare than they get at home, and it is
not strange that these men are loath
to vote for an adjournment, as it
stops their rations and opportunity
for speculation.
The last session OF the Legisla-
ture, taking the acts of the session in
mass, was characterized by a laud-
able spirit of reform and retrench-
mcnt, and but few bills passed that
wcrs Objectionable to the taxpayers,
but whether the same spirit will
govern at this session is a question
that We cannot answer, We car
only hope that the intelligent class
of Republicans will not be lead into
extreme measures, but hold a wise
balance OF power over the radical
measures of both parties,
There has been no time siuce the
war that there has been the same
opportunity for the wisdom of atrue,
earnest, conciliatoryy spirit con
trolling public sentiment among the
Republican party as at this time.
The tremendous victory achieved in
the late presidential campaign gives
members of that party that assur-
ance Of support that is well calcu>
lated to promote in the minds of
honest mel a desire to retain the
good will of the people. The victo-
~ taught this further lesson, that
there was unwarrantable power ex-
ercised by public officials, aud cor
ruption and bribery in high positions
that must be removed and the party
purgod Of all such offences. The
mass Of the Republican voters adj
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Found.

On the Sd inst, a package of money. The
owner can get it by applying to j. n Waddey,
and paying for this advertisement
IAnnarY & lS12
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Insolyent Notice.

By a decree of the Choncery Court Of PIANO.
la county made at the October Term, 1872
thereof the estate of
W. T. YOUNG, Deceased,
was declared insolvent.
Notice is hereby given to creditors Of said
decedelt to probate their claims within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. P. W. MILLER,
jan18-4w Administrator.
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State of Mississippi, Pamela county; d, /
OF Supervisors of said county.
To William D. Gilchrist, d minor, AL
guardian NJ ]. Gilchrist, who reside at /
ton, Lawrence county, Alabama YuI
hereby cited to be and appear before u.B
of Supervisors of Pamela county, at a M.
to be held at the courthouse thereof On h
day Of February, 1873, then and there h
the taxes due on the following lands IN
10 you, the same being reported delinqu.
cording to law by the tax collector 4
county, to-wit:
Northwest quarter section 10, towuAi
range &, west the taxes thereon being
tax 8 l6, county tax 5 IS, school tai
courthouse tax 8 95, total 20 Al; prints
10 90, Jerks fec 2 90, ten per cent 2 s.
amount IS 25.
Together with 10 per cent damagesu
costs, or show that said taxes have been
or in default of such showing, judgma
the sale thereof will be entered at said nj
of said board against said lands, conde
the same, OF so much thereof according I
as shall be sufficient to satisfy said taxes
and damages.
Jan4-4w NC, HARRISON, q
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State Of Mississippi, Pamela coun,r a.
OF Supervisors Of said ooupH !
To Y. s. Pinson, whose place y
after diligent Inquiry cannot Be- -,
You are hereby cited TO be aud ana.
the Board Of Supervisors Of PauoIs ~
a meeting to be held at the eourthou. !
on the Sd day of February, lsis d.
the e to pay the taxes due on III, Al,
lands assessed to you, the same baipr \,
delinquent according to law BY The N,
tor of said county, to-wit:
Southeast quarter section Q. tov,s
range Q, west. The taxes thereon bin,
4 76, county 3 "A, school I 20. e,us
/ 46, total II 92; printer 600, ,ka
ten per cent | so; total amount Is 9l
Together with 10 per cent damass ,
costs, or show that said taxes have b,-
or in default Of such showing, judgment
of will be entered at said meeting /
Board against said lands, condenrI,
same, or SO much thereof according d
shall be sufficient to satisfy said tan
and damages. j. c. HARRIsO
jan4-4t d
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&c. HARRISON, CLERK

State of Mississippi, Pamela county; the Boz
OF super sisors Of said county.
10 Thomas league. who Is a citizen Of
State Of Arkansas, but whose postofice, a
ailigens inquiry cannot be nscertained, J
are hereby cited to be aud appear before
Board OF Supervisors of Pamela county, 1
-lsenng to be held at the courthouse thel
on the I'd day of February, 1873, then
,nere to pay the taxes due ON the follow
ianas assessed to you, the same being repsr
ael,nquen' according to law BY the tax
ieetor of said county, 10. Wit
Southeast quarter and fraction nortlt
quarter section 8, township 10. range I,
taxes being, State IA 2s, county . IA. sri
. %, courthouse 5 IS, total IS 70 ~printers
5 90, clerks fee 2 90. 10 per c.nt 4 81. Il
amount 46 %.
northeast half and fraction southeast qual
section Is, township 10, rang I, State
~ 80, county 16 Is, school Q rs. courthd
' %, total 81 so; printers fee S Cd. clerks
! 90, 10 per cent s 95, total amount n As.
Northwest quarter and north fraction moi
east quarter section Il, township 10, rang
State tax l6 58, county Ii 81. school 8
coui thouse 6 80, total Al IS; printers fees
81 20.
Fraction northwest quarter section % to,
snip ~, range 2, State tax 8 10, county ?
scnooi 81, courthouse | 81, total I 9S, pit
ter : fee . 90, clerks fec / 90, 10 per cent
cents, total amount IA rs.
Together with ten per cent damages and
costs, or show that said taxes have been pi
Or IN default Of such showing, Judgment
the sale thereof will be entered al said meet
o. said Board a3ainst said lands, condemn
'he same, Q rso much thereof according to !
Is shaii be sufficient TO satisfy said taxes, q
una damages &c. HARRISON, CLERK
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State OF Mississippi, Panoia county; The q
OF Supervisors Of said county.
To /. NJ. White, OF Memphis, Tenpxs'
You are hereby cited to be and appear Vi
the Board of Supervisors of Pamela county
II meeting to be held at the courthouse tl
on the 81 day of February, 1873, then
there to pay the taxes due on the iobh
lands assessed to you, the same bein. rpr
delinquent according to law by the tx 81
'or OF said count. to-wit:
All Of section ., township I, range II
The taxes thereon being as follows: Sak
30 %, county % 20, school I3 3s, courts
IL 30, total 81 60; printer 10 90, clerk!
ten per cent 8 90, total amount lo2 So.
Together with 10 per cent damages ai
costs, or show that said taxes have besnp
or in default of such showing, judgmei
the sale thereof will be entered at saia n
ing OF said Board against said lands, condo
ing ,he same, or so much thereof a~ceprdil
law, as shall be sufficient to satisfy said b
costs and damages.
Ja14-4t j. G. HARRI3ON. ClG
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sists II Hissiisptl. Pssas..1
" Hapsfsiiafs ~ a.
To ~ l. Wilboafh, sko -
rhis. Tsnas ZEE Yes ass hs,.z.|
and aFpszf tsfgss The Bard -
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eoufihooas thereof 90 ths Al A.2
isf1, thea asd ibsfs 10 psy hs
The following laads assessed d - |
gsinz dsiinqasnt setefdlas 70 go
collector of said county. to-slt
South half section 10. iowush,. .
vest state tan 2 81, eoun,y a.
tar ! Is, courthouse tax rs. la,.l.
ter : fee s 90, elert's lee 2 90 ,ss :.
total amount Is 60 al.o,
East half Of northeast assr,.,
township !, range 5, west sts,. !.
county iax 70 cents, school tas 1, a..
house tar AZ cents, total 2 a. a.
5 90, clerks fee, | 90. ten per 60, :
total amount . OF.
Together with 10 per cent DANA
costs, or show that said taxes hav, I.
or in default Of such showing. iud,.
the sale thereof win be entered Al ~
Of said Board against said land. =.
the same, or so much thereof sccordjs,
rs shall be sufficient TO satisfy ,aia -
and damages. j. G. UARRfSnr