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

No. 400
The State of Mississippi, Pamela connty-In the
Chancery Court Of said county, January
term, 1878.
Friday, January II, 1873,
B. ". Thornton, Admir-. VS.. J. c. Harrison,
Com'r, Ell
Upon opening compliments bill in this
cause, it appearing to the satisfaction of the
cour, that the defendants, Jefferson Seaton and
his wife Mary. Seaton, John King, Arthur
King and Rutha King, the last three of whom
are minors, and the said jefferson Seaton as
their guardian, are non-re,idents Of the State
Of Mississippi, and reside in Independence
couaty, State Ct Arkansas, their postonice nd
dress being "Polk's Bayou
Its therefore ordered by the court thai said
defendants enter their appearance herein on
or before thu first day Of the next term of this
court, TO be holden at the courthouse of said
county of Pamela, in the town Of Sardis, State
of Mississippi, on the second Monday Of April.
1873, then and there to plead, answer or demur
to the complainaut's bill in this court, or the
allegation thereof will be taken for confessed
rs to them.
It is further ordered that Il copy of this order
be published once a week for four consecutive
weeks in the weekly panola Star Il pnblic
newspaper printed and published in tho town
ofSardis, in this State.
A true copy. JOHN C. HARRISON,
ieol-lw Clerk.
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Citation Notice.

-LNU, CWOs-
Tho State of Nissiseirr; poro,o .orn,r 7, ~,
Cbancerv Conrt ri said corr,r Iannsrs
torn ism
"a, 10,
'"u''i '"nu"'! ~ 1000
In The matter OF the hnal account Of James c.
q Fowler, administrator o. the estate of Harri-
son H. Fowler deceased, filed in this court.
In this matter, II appearing to the s%atisfac-
ton Of the court from affidavit filed herein.
that the following heirs Of said deeedent and
defendants to said iaal accoun. are non-resi-
dents Of the State of Mississippi, to-wit: Julia
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Attachment Notice.
s. II. Gunter VS.. W. R. Butler.

. " ~ oNllNIs
Whereas, an attachment was issued by III,
undersigned, Mayor and ex-oficio Justice q
the Peace, on the 9Th day OF December. A. D
1872, at the suit of S. II. Gunter, against tbe
estate OF w. R. Butler, to recover the ann q
t%orty-one dollars and fifty cents, which attach
ment was returnable before the Justices Conr,
held by the undersigned at Sardis on the 24th
day of December, AID. 1872, and is now pend.
ing; and it appearing from the return OF tbe
officer executing said attachment, and also
from affidavit filed in this cause, that said do.
PENDANT cannot be found, and it also anpear.
ing from said affidavit that said defendants has
removed to the State of Arkansas. And ,bo,
his postofice and place OF residence are nm.
known. Now, therefore, said defendant. W
X. Butler, is hereby cited to appear before mo
at sardis, in the county of Pamela and STATE NJ
Mississippi, on the 4th day of February. A. n
1873, to plead to said suit, or judgment bv d.
iauit will be rendered against him, and the
proceeds of the property sold will be ann,ieS
10 the payment of said plaintiffs claim.
Given under my hand and sesl this Oath dar
OF December, AID. 1872.
- pB' McfIENRY, Mayor
tShAlI and ex-off. J.P.
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Trustees Sale OF Land.

by virtue Of a deed of trust executed to me
as trustee, on the 18th day of March, A. D.,
1872, by n. A. Belts, 10 secure the payment
by aaid Belts OF one thousand dollars to New.
ton Ford 4 Co., | will, on
SATURDAY, the lst day of MARCH, 1878,
at the door of the courthouse, in the town of
Sardis, offer for sale at public outcry, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following land,
lying and beng situate in the county OF
Pamela, and described in said trust deed, To-
wit; The southwest quarter of section eight,
Of township eight, of range nine west; mid
sale being made to satisfy the debt aforesaid.
with interest and all costs of trust. Title be.
lieved to be good, but | will convey only as
trustee. This Jan. 20, 1878.
jan26-4w LIP, COOPER, Trustee.
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Attachment Noflfe
ROBERT JARvR
Ranrr
he Stat. OfRississippi Pamela county,.

The State ofkississippi Pamela eoun,,-,.
Circuit Court OF said COUNT
Ballentine 4 Wall, No. 292, vs.. Tho, =.
Attachment was issued on the i, =
November, 1871, against the estai' a ~
league, defendant, in favor Of Bsll.a,..
Wall, plaintiffs, for the sum Of iva NV.
and n dollars and ffty-6ve cents nm, y
and returnable to the November term in
said Circuit Court.
Notice is hereby given to the said rb,..
Teague, defendant, who resides in ina ~
Arkansas, and whose postofice sdJ,..
Hopetield, in C%rittenden county, in mia a.,
of Arkansas, that unless he appear At Il. 4
cult Court ofsaid county of Pamela, % |. \
den in the courthouse thereof, in Inc law
5ardis, on the 4th Monday of March. lsTs y
plead TO said action, judgment BY default :
be rendered, and the property attached Il
and the proceeds applied to the pa,u,l'
plaintiffs claim C. H. GLEisoy
hilier q hliler CiUi
Attys. for Pitts. anil,
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Mnrll GINS.

Tbs appropriation for thcapproach.
ing carnival N Memphis are being
made ON tho grandest scale, and the
number of people who will attend
from every section of the country
will number by the thousands. Ths
festivities will far exceed those Of
last winter. |. will be difficult for
visitors TO secure accommodations at
the hotels, and many prudent par
ties are engaging rooms for the
Mardi Gras week. Tho railroads
will reduce the fare ono.lslf
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We notice from our Water Val.
ley exchanges that the smallpox is
prevailing in that city, Four deaths
have taken place, all in the sane
house, and three OF Tie same family.
DR.. j. NJ, Mcfarland, an esteemed
college friend Of ours, Is now a victim
to the loathsome disease, aud it is
feared viii prove fatal, lie is an
estimabic gentleman, aud contracted
the disease in tie stern discharge Of
his duty as a physician in attending
persons suffering with tho disease.
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The Lee county courthouse, at Tu-
pelo, has been destroyed by fire. It
cost $4,000.

Oh, no. All! la Some one put a
basket, in which was d bouncing
baby, on the door-stops Of the Kos
cjusko Leaders office, New Years
Eve night Liberty Advocate.
We have long heard it minated
that the editor did not con6no his
ohora to the Leader, aud thus some
ofhis liyeliest production were ap>
pcariug in other sheets.-ESoutheTn
States,
He has his leaders all set up with
dis play of "sMALL CAPS" now. Look
out for squalls = Jackson Pilot.
The editor of tho Leader has
Thrown up the sponge, He is
now in Canton. The"squalls" were
too much tor HIM.
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The President 8 recent order pro
hibiting Federal officers from holds
Ing State or municipal positions
makes 4 tiutter among the postofiice
and custom-housc officials in Boston,
and it is surpri2ing to find how Sc,
rious would be the catastrophe ii
they should be obliged to resign, H.
deed, the Boston papers express the
confident belief that the order was
only intended for the South, where
the President has had trouble with
the concentration Of the offices in a
few hands, and that some moditica-
ton will be made, so that the pets at
the Hub may be allowed to fill as
many positions as they like,--Spring-
field Republican.
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sfst konisy IN Hsy ts7a
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Strayel or St0lca.

One large d0rf bay mare, very noted from
her trces being bowed, or sprung forward.
also, u dun horse with u black main and tail
Any Information will be thankfully received,
and reasonable compensation to the person
who will take up tic same, and notify me al
this postoficc, BatcsyiIlc, Miss.
iebS-lm MI Walden.
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FEMALE Fl
Al
COMO, MISSISSIPPI


COMO, MISSISSIPPI
With the beginning of this year, Mn. H'a
assisted by a competent corps Of teachers, Y
continue the 9th Annual Session fiber aaa
at Como, Miss, with renewed vigor and Y
ergy, commencing the first Monday in W
uary, 1879
CHARGES.
Tuition per MONTH. wv
Board and Tuition five days in each !.
week per month.......,.........."-., Nv
Board and Tuition (regu1ar) per month, wv
lights and fuel furnished in boarding
department n
Washing, extra rer month............ ~
Music on Piano with use of instrument "
Music on Guitar d" ~
Latin, Greek, French and German Ian.
gnagesl with higher branches Of math- !
ematics, extra per month. ...~...," "
Refer by Permission to
Colin. R. Sledge, Como, Miss.
Messrs. Pointer Bros Como, Miss.
Mr.. W. D. Hefin, Sardis, Miss.
hon. }. I. Simmons, Sardis Miss
Mr.. g.. D. Stands, Senatobis, Miss.
MAJOR A. n. Mckay, Hernando, Miss
Col. Nat. Howard, Grenada, Miss.
newton Ford, Esq, Memphis, Tenn.
Persons living along the line of the As.
sipp' n Tenresset Railroad may psu0'.
inns school with advantage to themselves :
,hey can have THEN children at home ~
friday until Monday of each week, thtsI
materially reducing the cost Of board ana :
lion.
o further particulars address
j. r. HEATH,
Proprietor and Business Manage,
jan4tf Como, Mis-
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

me nrm heretofore existing as J. R. Cox 4
70, mas ny mutual consent, been dissolved.
:. byars buying the interest Of j. R. Gov
apq ., VI: ana W. A. Cox buying the ~interes,
o. VI =. ". Miller. AL parties indebted IL
,he old firms off,. n. Cox & Sons and ] R cov
70 will please call and settle, as We dasirn
closing our old business. sc
Having purchased the interest in Tho ah,r.
hrm we expect to keep constantly on lana !
large and well-selected stock Of tam;Iv $50.
ries' plantation supplies, farming imnlem.r,,
ana everything usually kept in 4 srst-rlass
country grocery. We respectfully snlici, /
continuance Of The patronage Of our IA fr'a :
and the public h,rdly. iriends
Botesville, Miss. 1oA.
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The ranking privilege, says she
Hartford Post, WAS enacted during
Washington. first administration in
1892, and IN its eighty-one years OF
lite had been a treasured con
v]onience to Congressman.
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The Legislature has passed a oill
reducing tho price Of Mississippi 70,
ports to five dollars per yoiume.
This lisa good law, and the reporters
who have heretofore extortioucd an
OF the bar ofthc State the price Of
seven and one-half dollars per vol.
ume, should be indicted.
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asking Machine.

thereby give notice that am the only au-
thcriasd agent to sell rights for the Tilson
Washing Machine in Pamela county. Sample
can be seen at j. p, Ryan'., or B. C, kyle's,
Sardis, Miss, Apply to
J. N. ATKINS.
febS-im Sardis, Miss.
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STOLEN

From the undersigned, living on Yorkngi i
er, near Readers's Ferry, one light bay hs
about 3 years old; has knot on each sid IL
face, caused from blind teeth, and was tiii
order, A reward of ten dollars will b. 81
for his delivery, or Any information that i
lead to his recovery.
jan4-3t ,JC KUYKENDILL
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VI. uODsONs Millinery House on Main
Street Also dwelling House with hv, rooms,
90 sane %, fronting Dunlap Street Stock Of
goods % Ne closed out For terms srp'yto
Nm o. Mas. c. G DODSON.
buf-Al indebted to Mrs. Doison will please
s'uie up before me Dec Of march. fcbI
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NJ btJ.--
The State Of Mississippi, Pamela coupty-Ip tho
Chancery Court of said county, January
tern, 1873. :
Thursday, January l6, 1873.
In tho matter of the final settlement ofthe es-
tate of Alexander Meek, deceased, in sad
Court.
Upon affidavit flee with the final account of
Jefi }. Meek, administrator of the estate AT AL
eHander Meek DECEASED, it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the court that the following
helrS-at-law of said deceased, to .wit:--Robert
Meek, James Meek, Elizabeth Carter and her
husband Jesse Carter, who reside at Wits
burg, st. Francis county, Arkansas; the heirs
at-law of Thomas Meek deceased. whose names
residence and postofice address are unknown.
SimTson A. Moore, Thomas Moore and Uen
Moore, who reside at Fayetteville, Lincoln
county, Tennessee; Elizabeth Houston, who re-
sides in the State of Texas, but whose postofice
address is unknown; Martha Moore. Rebecca
Moore, and Nancy Jane Moore, whose postofice
address and residence are unknown; Nancy
Price and her husband Pleasant Price, WI re-.
side in the State of Illinois, but whose post-
Office address is unknown; James Meek. who
resides in Upshire county, State Of Texas, but
whose postofice address is unknown; and Jo-
aeph Meek, who resides in the State Of Arkan-
sasi bnt whose postofi e address is unknown
are all non-resldents of the State of Mississippi
50 mat the ordinary process of this court can
not be served upon them: II is therefore or
dered by The court that said defendants appear
before tits court on the second Monday of
April, 1873, and show cause, if any they can,
why said funl account should not bo allowed
and approved as filed in this court, and said
administrator discharged.
1t further ordered that a copy of this or
der be published once o week for four consecu-
i've weeks in the weekly Pamela STAR a
pooile newspaper printed and published in this
county.
A true copy from the minutes of said conrt
Issued January % 1878.
~, JOHN C. HARRISON,
'eol'4" Clerk.
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The Mississippi mills at Wesson
viii send a fine display of their fat
rcs to the international exposition
at Vienna.
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Hangers Notice.

Taken up BY J A J Mia on. az.
Eureka, IN Pamela ssuaiy, On ia - =
Of November 1917, one snail s~,r.vs.- 1
mare with blaze faee, branded -
shoulder With sls letter v. asd a.
with the lstief'O Appraised Al IA
owner is hereby notified TO cone es,.. !
charges and prove property, Or he - :
he sold IN the first Monday Il M -
cording 10 law. "8 z
janl1-3v
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Col. L. ID, Frost has been promo
ted to the position Of general mana.
ger Of the Mississippi Central, Mis-
sissippi Il Tennessee, and New Or,
leans, Jackson and Great Northern
Railroads. Many of the aers Of
the State made q mistake in an
nounelng his promotion - the Vice
Presidency Of the Southern Railroad
Association. Mr.. Robert Colquhouu
has been appointed General Super
intendent Of the Mississippi Central,
vice Col. Frost.
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..I iupo.s.b,I..ty ~ force up
ou'.c people ot ibis country any so
c.al equality II panola Star.
Who talks about social equality .
Wuo asks ior sosi5l equality! No
ONE that wo have any knowledge o..
II is question tbaJtime, education,
circumstance, have supreme control
over Civil Rights, the ias OF Mjs-
sisslppi, now governs ia MisslssIp,
pj-.Jackson Pilot.
The Pilot knows that the negroes
OF the country 10 not demand social
equality, but that lhore are a class
Of IIybrido t radical Ills, With i G
skns, for lba purpose at i%usrati1-
ting Themselves, do advocate socia.
equality as we'll Is civil rigI IS.
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A bill is before the Legislature to
prevent the sale Of liquors in this
State, (gallon law. Aud one max
ing the meeting Of the Legislature
biennial.
A bill has been introduced in the
House requiring compensation for
causing death by wrong, default or
neglect. You kill a man and you
ay for him.
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jan25tds
Executors Notice to Crfditsrs.
No. 1876

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
the estate Of Samuel II. Ford deceased, that
letters testamentary Of the will of said dece-
dent were granted to the undersigned on the
22d day Of January, 1873, by the Chancery
Court ofPanola county, Mississippi, and all per-
sons having claims against said estate are
hereby directed to have them probated and
registered in the office of the Clerk of said
Court within the time prescribed. by law, or
they will be forever barred.
HUGH G. CRUZIER,
JanZo Executor.
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The proceedings OF tlie Legislature
tor tic past week has been urim
poriant. The proceedings being
too long for publication. No bill,
Of general Importance having passed
both houses.
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Commissioners Sale of Land.

By virtue Of a decree rendered by the Dis
trlct Court Of The United States for the North
crn District Of Mississippi, sitting in bank
iuptcy, In tho case ofJames Britton ct al vs..
E. G. Baker ct al, on the 3lst day of Deem
Der, 1872, the undersigned commissioner, APP
pointed in said case, will proceed to sell, in
front Of the courthouse door, in the town of
Sardis, in the county of Pamela, State of Miss
issippi, at public auction, to the highest bid
der,
ON the 9Th day of MARCH, 1873,
the following described lands, lying and being
in said county Of Pamela, State Of Mississippi,
to-wit; The northeast quarter and the north
half IF the southeast quarter, and that portion
Of the southwest quarter lying east Of the
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad (th,
batter containing forty five a%cres), the whole
containing two hundred and eighty-f e acres
all in section four "a, township nine l9)
range seven ~, west, on Che following terms
to-wit: One.halt cash and the residue on 4
credit Of one year from the date of s,le, the
purchaser or purchasers, executing bond, O
bonds, with good security, for tue deErrret
payment, said payment to bear six per cent
per annum interest from the date Of said sale
Sale within legal hours.
OSlo,d, Mi S., Feb !, 1873.
g.. r HlLLi Commissioner.
fcb8-lt
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Ra1ical Consistency.

1t is a uotablo fact that the Raids
cal papcra, nith a few exceptions,
have had notling to do with the
Credit Mobilicr scandal. Although
the proof is positive against leading
II members OF Congress, of corruption,
yet these ,igidly righteous journals
have said nothing. They are like
the boy the calf run over,
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The act passed by the Legislature
to prevent the selection OF poll tax
assessed previous to 1870, is a Radi.
cal trick to prevent the collection of
a large amour: of taxes legitlmately
due by the less prompt tax payers,
including many negroes and poor
whites. The measure is a bid for
tlia class Of votes.
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We notice that the committee ap.
pointed BY tho House Of Reprcscn-
tatiyes to investigate tho charges
preferred against Judge Anderson Of
the Natchcz District has our colored
representative, i'ilee among the nun
Der.
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The Congressional Committee up
ON elections in Louisiana have report
ed adversely to both parties claim
ain.
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Tie Swedish citizens of Monroe
unity are buying property and be-
ming thoroughly identified with it,
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The Meridian Gazette learns that
several persons were frozen nearly
to death IN DcSoto during the late
cold spell.
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HsiaafH thsi Zee msnltu "A
is ffssa tssaas sis'
sH ~ y alaf .ss
Wshauths ram aaf usss
sssiasf ihs presiding a ~ fE-
Asasa safrs5a i,f ono
si'sufaues st e.. 0tf I.f.'.
FROM ih. fsff of
faestsi : efealaf fsaf I.,
Aedeaitob 90 t.avs.s 1f' .if
flh day ~ February
aa1 y fsfsfales ss 7ll
fb dss IT rs f8srF vss
fsy aal aaf ea @-t'arlar
drsssrl s r- 0' .a.
which,
received sH1 srs7r
Information
WedHfu nor -a ta ls.s.
Jas tie 81 ef Tee.lay Che
eass ao Stated
fh8 ia.y rl..tat .tv.sar1..
fha' there -aa'I bea ms
the Press Asa aa ~ l..a
INST vi never gsv amy m
n.tf.attoa ar' saw ro an
lection f auI
ua, KNOW a1 Gil etra.h O.. 'aa p,il
raaa-at we itl aat el o Ja a-tu
on t.el1tb utle, mea5ers Dl 'hc
Association 70 ilis par. If tNc State
were treated with The came want Of
consideration. Whose fault suf
a pat up job IS evident IN The
location Of the pemtenusry grounds
end the letting out the contract Tor
building the f~eniten'ia'y, on the
part OF the Auditor of Public
Accounts, II. Musrovs, aud the
Committee. The Governor has
used his influence against it aud Il e
result Is that the Auditor has made
hisanaual report 10 the Legislature
direct Instead Of to the Governor
and transmitted by him to the legs
latWFe. In consequences OF this and
olner matters Of difference there Is
a slight thunder storm between the
Governor and "Modist Musgrovc,.'
What will come Of the difference,
we wait TO see.
@a-=a4- S=--aa
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The civil rights hill has become a
law. The "%sclect few" OF the mem.
bers Of the Radical paaty at jackson
had a grand time at the Governors
upon the occasion Of the
signing ofthe hill by his oxcollency
The High Court may have some,
ding to DO with saying whether a
corporations or an individual may
say what kind OF passengers or
guests they may receive.
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We are panied to learn of The
death OF Commodore NJ. F. Maury,
the we'll known naval commander.
and lately the officer in charge ofths
Washington Observatory, and Pro
fessor of Physics in the Virginia
Military Institute. This talented
and true Old Virginia patriot, died
at Lexington, Va, on the LIST inst.
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The Grand Lodge.

There was a very large attend.
ance Of this body, numbering, We
are informed, above 400. The per-
manent location of the annual meet.
ings was not determined upon. The
GfaSd Lodge selected Canton as
the point for meeting again next
Nanf.
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SEALED proposals will be received, aniu
hereby invited, ny the undersigned, fr
erection OF a new bridge on Bradford sCua
at the crossing of the CORTLAND and Fund
road, until the first Monday in March, III
Plan and specifications can be seen IN /
Office.
by order ofthe Board of Supervisors Of 4
nola county.
JOHN C. HARRISON,
fcbS-3w NH
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-02-15

The State Mississippi p a5ia -a1aiy- IN he
Chanr.ry Court q "a county January
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-02-15

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county-In the
Chancery Court Of said county, January
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-02-15
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The State of Mississippi, Pamela coupty-In the
Chancery Court of said county, january
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