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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
IoCAL nTRLlloEmce. .
The alr ls cool and chine to-day.

Ths air Is cool and chilly to-day.
Reynolds & Co, advertise several building l0ts
for sale.
The weather Is a ''leetle" too cold yet for ths
ladies to array themselves In their spring suits.
The presentation of the Delaware battle flag
takes place, this evening, at the Masonic Temple
Tho Mcndelsohn Cholal Union will give con
cert, in the Masonic Temple, on Thursday even
lag HsA
lt said that ]. DuitoR Steele, Esq, Chicf En-
gineer Of the Wilmington q Reading Railroad
has the finest lawn In Pottsiown.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

A LAMB WITH Two MouTHs. MIR. Leonard
Rocky, OF salisbury township, Laqeaater couhty
has q lamb four weeks old having two mouths
Ths extra moath is nnths FiahL- iAW, hdlow the
ear Supplied with gama laalh and 1nneua. II
fsods enliraly with ih TaaalhI onlh, end makes
no use 81 this extra nas. At last aecoantsit was
living and doing weil.s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

Fatal RAEIAoAR AccIDENT.-0n Saturday
morning last, about 10 O'Clock, child named
Walters, was instantly killed on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, at SpringVille, Lancaster county, about
one mile east Of Mount Joy, by the Niagara Ex-
press west. II appears the child was standing
upon the track when the engine struck it, and
did rot see the train coming. An inquest was
held ppon the bodyand verdict OF Saaccidental
deatle' rehdered. 3 = X ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

THE EXPLOSION on SATuRDAY.--At the explo.
sion of the powder mill in the Hagley yard, on
Saturday, it was reported that no damage was
done other than the killing of MFR. Dougherty.--
This seems 10 be ineoTHaeE for wsprkmanavnEand
aaallaRhak AshO Seas 1ust entetinh lie II h
fallASElth aaa Gllsd WITH sometHshE he Ne Ntlt8e
the explosion occurred, was seriously IL not ia
tally injured. The mill was badly damaged.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

NEW RoUTEs-James AEnew, the newly
appointed letter carrier, has been detailed to
distribute mail matter exclusively over Third
and Eleventh street bridges. This will he q
great convenience to the residents OF these 10,
calities. ,#iikf ss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

A Clergyman writing 10 friend, says, s.Aay
voyage 10 Europe Ii indeiuIteIy postp0ned,
have discovered the fountain OF health on this
side Of the Atlantic. Three bottles of Peruvian
syrup have rescued me from the pangs Of the
fiend, Dyspepsia Dyspeptics should drink
from this Fountain atr22.3t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
a weaaIae ~ Eaalao RIIga1l,.I 3

rgq- a Wea4A4s haa paas sm0 Eeaatma ~
The Troy. n. T., Times furnishes this angular
statement OF the termination Of an attempt at
getting pagNie9 Al tbah city LETT weeksssA AlbeFt
knighT gfaduase Of The Normal School Of Al
bany, WasiO have bsen maFrisd 10 one Of MaIta's
(SaFaioEa coanlyl faiFssl dnughteEa, and withal
woman Of some pecnnihEy means The guests
we're all assembled. The w0nId-bs bride and
bridegroom we're aseke shnir gsFs 4 asaiFs for
the secession, ana tns Rsv. Mr.. Websser of
Jonepvllle, just arrived 10 put on the finishing
tonch g ahg nnpllal knof, when Mr.. Kniahi
ulahed : private lnleryisw wilh the miaiaisr.
The lnietslsW being granted, be refused 70 b
married unless Mr. Webster Would leave Of The
pHFt ~ the ceremony where ig raads a'as long e
yea both lire For. asgn AfF. Knlghl, the laws
q tha state gEantn divorce for certain Feasona.
ana 90 pei kpeE aas csa. liEe, with her al
my ilies - ] - aot 8aha ID lake vows npoh
myeelf that might not Be able 10 fulaL M.
E 8ensF Fei lleA tAat be vac not shese "a laa-
yef. He had come oaiy in an ssel eIsesIesl way.
apd 4 be wished % - married be Would marry
AAn according % he rules Of The chuEr6
loa II. Ahighi &mlksed into . loRfeni
sion Of the eu until tbe divine. bs.
eoaslng disgusted, sough tha Woman's moihar
apd iaformed har tiaa1 Kaiaht did NOS wish a
mArgy her daugisssls and jeff ioF home. The
tired guests than aas dssn 70 Mhaa was ID have
been the bridal laas1, which had heen hers waite
Ing during sAs long Discussion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

WIN. s. Watt. Plumber, has nicely iittaa up 4
store at 1909 Market street and resumed the plum
ing and gas fitting business. He has exparienar is
good workman and deserves patronage Secad-
vertisement.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
cLAYron HOUSE.
9 4sars1ls o ! q = Eoss4o,8lr.l 7 7''"'

- A&RTVAA9 Up 10 NOON To-DAT. tAt
Sig. S. weisI, Nsa Y6Fla ri fW&F
Go. +. ChamhaEaNin. s@ GE 81 IH1r
a. RisTss, Dayton, Ohio.
John n. Dnna, city 81 .el lals 4..esn s+
8. B. CanoVeR, FlDs4das s1s igs- ~
r. w. Hokh Psnna
81 e.. E Neali Phila-. Pa
Robk. DaF, New KMk A.5 atsa aM
kF. ~. 9ilpin, RhilA, Pa. ~
A. 4. Cornwall q lady, New York.
A ParkaRg IT - = aAa
Wv. Dasah, washinkton, d. c.
q. II. Bardwen, West Virginia. ha
r. q. WRlliama BaltimoHe, Nd.
u. Mcdowell, ElktOn, Mo.
Capt. Freak Barr, New Orlsaus, La.
A. Hannm,
W. H. Thompson, aas4-a
! Harry Sylvester, New York.
Thy. BaumgardneF, Lancaster, Pa.
4 Geo, X. Reed,
j. A. Shsah,
/ 7. I. cannon, GsefesEown, Del
I O. @. Stockley.
1 Il. r. 0raHee, Phiia., Pa.
Z Geo. LsndEaws a. .F8
4 wa. sa16boln. Flekida. "a 8t ~
E u. Conner, New York.
Chalmers Dalo, Phila9 Pa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

AsTRoNoMEcAI.-There will be total eclipse on
tue morning Of May 10th. Nenas win bel an even-
ing star until May rs, and morning ktae eeEl The
balance OF The year Mars viii bea mrf1 bfar
TIL June lTsh and evening star for Vha rest pk The
year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
ffNANCfAn ANn CORTH1nRCFAIs
New a Advertisements.

Something NoW-0. Bryant A 4
For One Dollar-DeeA Doyle.
Baby Carriages s-Adnfas & Bro.
To Ladies-Mra. N. H. Murray.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
A Rare ChAnce--A. Coulter & Co.
IS to $40 per Day--G. Slins0n Co.
Patents Obtainsd-G Connolly Brothers.
Plumer and Gas Fitter-Wm. s. Watt.
$1,000 RewArd-DeB eBinRs Pile Remedy
Building Lots for Sale-Reynoids e CO. 2Dt
Only 10 Cents-Every Man his own Painter.
saws. FILES and Belting-Welch d Grifaths.
Great Western Gun Works.. H. Johnston.
1900 900 Acres-Cheap Farms-0. r, Davis.
Domestic Sewing Machine-Agents Wanted
Clothing at Low FiRuros-J. Wesley Canary.
Callip@dim im-American Antiquarian Pub. Co.
0ettysbarg Katalysine Mater-Whitney Bros.
Working Class. male or femAie--M, LIZ Gang a Co.
Rasten your Windows ReisinRer Sash lack Co.
New Castle q FrenchtaWn Iufhpike u N m Co..
For Sale. Tennesse River Land. naan greaaeR
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

RELIGIoUs.-Th Rev. w. H. Graf, OF Philadel-
phia will ofIiciatc in Calvary Church, Brandy
wine hundred, on Sunday. next, April 25th. Ser
vice AZ O'Clock, p. m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

eETR n. T0WER 4 80MaI Baslm;T llaaa.s
Aaasllabx pT.a ~ pllEp ssaaallg,'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-10
rCommunieated1

To ne Editor Of he Star Some
time since there was q church got
into a difficulty, chickering's and bad
feelings got up between several of
the members, and bid fair to break
up the church organization. The
Row. T. ]. Hadley former Pastor,
who lived at some distance from the
church, the church had tried all
means to settle the difficulty, and
matters only grew worse, finally the
church was called together, and as
a last alternative, they determined
to write Brother Hadley and inform
him OF the difficulty and obtain his
advice as he was famous for such
work. The clerk was ordered to
write him a letter on the subject, and
request an answer Immediately. II
20 happened that Brother lIadley
had n farm some distance from hi:
residence on which he had employed
a gentleman to over look. The mai
THAT brought the church le.tel
brough. one from the oyerseor
Brother Hadley answered both letter,
at tho same time, be writes to th,
oversesr to turn out the Black Bul
aud put up the fence and Their
would be no more trouble. Wba
he wrote TO the church Idon't know
} in backing the letters, the one 70
J the church was backed to the over
seer and the one to the oveIseer va
sen. to the church. When the clerI
received the letter, the church wa
called together. When met, Ii
;
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Citation Notice.

mo, bl9.-
The State Of Mississippi, Panols County
Chancery Court
A. Rules, before the Clerk and Master Of
said court, at his Office In the town Of Sardis
the first Monday OF May, 1873.
In the matter Of the final Settlement Of
the Estate Of Alexander Meek deceased.
Upon AFFIDAVIT fled In this matter, u ap.
pearing to the satisfaction OF the court that AZ
ter diligsnt inquiry the residence d
Blocker, the husband Of Charlotte Blocker, who
Is one Of the h~tirsstlsw " Alexander hssk
deceased, cannot bs ascertalnsd: Ii 10 there
fore ordered that said defendant Be asd he !,
hereby cited and directed 10 sppssr bsfbrs this
court at 4 regular term thereof, to be begun
and held al the Court House Of Paaols County,
State Of Mississippi, In The town Of Ssrdis on
the second Monday Of July, 1879, thea and
there TO show cause, II any he can, why the
Final Account Of jeff Meek, administrator oil
the estate Of Alexander Meek deceased, should
no, be allowed aud approved and said admin.
~is,rssoi discharged.
Ith further ordered that = copy ofthis srdeI
be published oace a week for four consecutive
weeks Ia the weekly Pamela Star" q publi'
Newspaper printed and published 10 ,hi'
county.
JOHN c. HARRISON, Clerk.
May 9th, 1873. may -lO-iw.
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tH IN Hlt N it HIfF. HFIffHI
aH mafis, headed aHal tgff ~
IL Sc VI ~ hisHf So II Ht sf.
Hm Charley Ahf ttat splng
t'aHl ed blF ss nEfaf m on
eaaHes ilflaiai fasa|l To thlld
= dahiul aai lnsgtsal ohli lss.sl
sWay ahi NJ it1fli taiisi 10 ihsi
III siial alnde whfla %hayatHes can
ghly " iuslly fswulsA = shhlA is
Nss, lHbosaal lins timmNs, hs#
sfasl then, that tbs haad n isls
should fsmo'e bin fom earth ~
heaven, 9Th sueh = tslsid stl
iamshiahls = iIsoase Set We
mourn not No ia6si oi little jim
mie, from taia 10 y harry ahnle bg
yobd .he gfage lie suffered lofe
bot 4 nov al resi. II = few days
The father. w. Chafsy King follow
ell IN the wake u HE Infht sNn, who
bad gene 10 a happy fast before
him, With the mmo disease Mr.
King was . generous mau lived
more 10 advance tho cause " lis
Maker, to benefit Ma family and bic
country than foi any other purpose,
no 10 uniary interest ever deferred
him from serving these ends Ills
death Ia lamontod by q large circle
Of relatives and friends. The entire
family OF Mr. King have had the
small pJx including all the tenants
on his place-numberlng, In oil,
about fifteen. Also, young DR., T..
7. White, IN attending physician on
the eases, has passed through the
ordeal OF the same disease. All,
however arc recovering, mud through
the diligence and precautionary steps
taken by the trio of physicians, II
las not spread to any other family.
Il 4 4
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W. lseasf ~ llsasal y ahss
~ dis losa Ne SCI prosperity 81
The hapg ilupls, I'D iLsi shils 90
a1uhiy he laal eas NJ Ia islreal
faaFhlsH liisl Ne iulafs hons N
bs ls'sIy laly hay bs - pleasant
fhsi sls sUull neifsEfsl Tie shshgs
brffHHug HtraHU 4ihsnItf,
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There is nothing so beautiful in
nature excepting pretty girls as
flowers, and it ought to be the pride
of our housekecpers to have flower
gardens and handsome yards, yet
the citizens Of this place r very
much dcrelict in this respect. There
are but few flower gardens in the
place, the most lovely and beautiful
Of them oil being the one at the Ve>
randa Hotel, which is the property
Of Uncle Yarley Winters, who has
displayed such good taste in the ar
engagements. We hope our ladies
will take more interest in this mat
ter, and arouss n proper spirit Of
Improvement upon this subject.
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Sale OfPubllc Securities.

BY vir,ne Of authority vested In me by ar
order PISSED BY the Beard u School Directors
Of Panola conni,, ! will receive up 10 twelve
o'eIoek mon, Nay gath 1879 and open a, my
oree In sardis on the ith day Of Nay A. d.
1878. s,alsd proposals. for the purchase Of the
following named securities, te-riit
sir 5000 let Mortgage Bonds siis. 4
Tenn. Rsilrai.
seven 1900 ID Mortgage Bonds Mo. 4
Tenn. Railroad.
Yiae.a siejo "a nssss.g. ssaas NJ. 1
| T.nn. Railroad.
,oas $500 "a ,isrisags Bend nis. 4 Teas
Railrcsd.
t,ais Of Mississippi rerfiksatss o. fsdsbssa
res or Alcorn money y The smouat Of r~siv,
,hoaand seven haadfsi and ,srsniy.hv,
Psr-ros r.kins proposals. mas name n,
kInd spd amount Of Securities thsy pruro.'
bayins and b. prepared 10 take The sane
rsying currency thsrsfss O. he Nid Iith IA
or biay 1873.
Rirht r.srsed 10 reject sny or al bids. y,
esisr n u hosTd q sehnol Directors " "a
asla ssuniy Mis- W W HOME
TrA. Pamela county
] safiit, April 3rh 1873. msy-l-8u
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The Complimentary Party.

The party given in honor Of Mr..
Joseph III. helms and lady, and Mr..
James T. McGehcs and lady, at
Batesville, on Thu rsdny evening
last, at Lester Hall, was q brilliant
affair, and a complete success in
every respect. The attendance was
all that the most fastidious could de-
,ire, in the number Of beautiful la
dies and gallant gentlemen present.
Every portion Of the county was
represented by a fair delegation.
There was at least seveuty,6yc 10
dies present, representing the most
charming elegant and refined OF Our
county. Beauty reigned supreme,
and the night wore away most do
lightfully to all present. The devo.
tees OF TtrpsichOre were numerou,
and fascinating and with the splendit
music and fine hall for dancing, thu
hours we're chased away by fighting
feet aud merry hearts until Aurori
began to paint the faint ooloring o
the dawn upon theIeastsrn canopy o
tbs. heavens. In fact We canno. say to-
much in praise Of the eolat and plea
! sure Of this delightful evening spen
| in social reunion, and We only re
r gret that the want Of time aud spae
/. prevents our giving a full and elab
5 crate description Of the toilsttes 18th
ladies and the full particulars of th
entertainment. The managers ma
9 well feel proud Of Che success thu
t was achieved, and we will a,sul
:, them tha, the Sarlis dclegahOI
which was q large one, EXPIRE
themselves delighted with the ente
tainment received, and vethink the
k are fully persuaded 10 let no IutuI
IS similar occasion pass wi:hou. the
Ic presence
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Sheriff. Sale.

Dy rirtus Of two wrie Of vsndi erponas 70
me directed nom the Circui, Court Of Pamela
County, mississippi, in the suit Of WIN. spen.
Ger 4 20, and J. q. Brady plAinhns W. W. b.
Wall administrator Of the estate Of Joel A.
Wall DECEASED, will on the ant Monday Of
June, 1879, Il being the "a day Of ,aid month,
offer for sale In ffunt Of the court heuse door,
in the town Of SArdis, 10 the highes, bidder
for cash, the following described real estate,
to-vit: The lot known as the Joel A. Wall
10, in the TOW Of Baisssills, county Of Psnola
and state Of h~ksuLpPi, and containing ~,
l5l acres more or les, end being the same up-
on which the said Joel A. Wall resided q, tbs
time Of his death, u being = part Of the south
half q ,outhcas, quarter ofreeaOn I, township
0. range ! west, 10 said county, together viii
the house on said lot TO satisfy the shove vii
which Is a claim for mechanics lsins and si
costs. Sale within lavful hour.
Z. 0ZANNE, Sheriff.
May ilh, 1873. msy.iO-4w.
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tfh 8H #8ilaB, o. afisfti " zeal
lifu'iW HH iIgt lelisf, ns dHh
eM ~ failg#s "fufa bui W.
hH tdI "a mitBlhs isnaa al
fia iftiW ei shi.h ns Htais
Haf.h ~ Indignant sba hi =
god maaY herd ihisgs shout ihslI
gyld 90 bfallsf, ahi ohs brother
moved 70 Hfia blia = letter N en-
ismaallga fgf maihg Fih Gei's
house., Ah1 ltt N I've ati W u tidK
tho vote ri aohlsmbai.0h, D good
80 sister afa8s abi call brethren
and Sisters yoa afs OH WfmHa I
ihihk I understand rs lsilaf ahl II
IL aH sHeb = Isflef " iha ehafet
Moods brother lladIey huOws ouf
comb iiu aai w.a'o lin' iai'ef ~
Utkh1H fInt w hp0H al about
lbe lini auiHe ttmr lu Nos here
isv brother lladit means 10 The
lior BE- meam tho black boil ia
Che devil aud lhe fence is Tho eoy
oumeni II the church now he
wants us o. turn iho black boil out
Of tho church and pui up the fence
and iof the future 20 keep oui oil
uufuly members, and nor,r suffer
the black bull or the devil 20 enter
ihc .hcep's fold. The whole church
then saw the spirit Of tho letter. The
oil como together with
tears In their eyes, tho difficulties
all settled, brothcrly love pre-
and the meeting closed With
hat good old hymn, shout, shout
we're gaining ground, oh halleIu.
.ah.
I... L...f /
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The damage to farm lands that
had been ploughed, by the late
heavy rains, is inealculable. We
have noticed many farms that have
been almost totally ruined, the soil
being carried away or banked up in
valleys. The hillside lands, as a
natural consequence, have suffered
most. Too little attention has been
paid to drainage in this country,
and lands are not prepared to NEE,
such floods Of water as occasionally
cover them.
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We hear very general complaint
of the destruction of vegetable gar
dens by the cut worm Most gar
dens in town are nearly ruined, and
we learn that those in the country are
not much better. Many orchards
are entirely destroyed by the cater
pillars.
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Personal.

Capt, j. c. Harrison, our efficient
and popular C%hancery Clerk, rO>
turned on Saturday last, from a
trip to Louisville, Ky, where he
left his lovely and cstimablo wife,
who will spend the summer in that
city under medical treatment.
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| lively iracas took place near
fair grounds on Wednesday
ling, in which a party Of negro
made brick bats, sticks and
/, loving missiles fly c~harmingly
! the head of a colorsd youth
yenturcd to arouse their tenn
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SheriT's Sale.

by virtue Of a writ Of fieri Facias 10 mo
directed from the Circuit Court Of Pamela
County Mississippi, in the snit Of Butts ard
lluat plaintiffs "a. Thomas league defendent,
| will on the first Monday OF May, 1873. Il bn
ing The 9Th day Of sal month, sell In frcntof
the Court House door In tho town Of Sardis, TO
the highest bidder for cash. the following de-
scribed real estate to-wit. Fraction Of ne Of
section Il, township 10, range I west, con
iaining one and one-halfacres more or less II
being that portion Of the ne Of said section
II, township 10. range Z west, lying east oil
the track Of the NJ. ST. r.. r, supposed to con.
tam one aud one-half acres more or les, levied
on rs the property Of said dcfcndeni, Thomas
league, To satisfy rad Execution and all costs,
sale within lawful hours.
April Dtb. 1873.
=. ozANNE, Sheriff.
apr-l7iw
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The Tallahatchie river has been
overflowiug its banks for the past
week. The water likes from three
to five feet of being to the highest
mark. The water has done con-
siderable damage to crops on the
river. Many farmers cultivating
overflowed lands will have their
crops to rep!ant.
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Caterpillars

These pests arc as numerous IN
county as the leaves of the
They arc evorywhsre-in
woods--in the felds--in oul
-iens-in our houses-in our beds
nd they even have tho hardihood
Y and then to crawl up under q
ow's shirt-collar. This latter
IS sure to cause q sensation.
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Attachment Nstice.

The Stat. II Niaiaippi, PAnolA cauny-la
justices Court Nay Term, A d, 1878.
Elisha 7. Ellis Plaintiff, ". Darii e Trru'
than, Observation-Disclosures,
Tbs i an aeiion of attachment 81 The suit Of
cid plsintiH tgaiat said defendant, psadiaF
In he Jnsiic, = Coan Of Courihsa, IN Pasola
eguHtY.
The vi, Wa Issued On ibs Lsh DAY Of April,
A. b 1878. .ni e sr the sun Of ihifiy-nius
$50 dollars sAd soai, a. suit.
The said defendant i hereby cited 70 be and
appear bsfors saii C0art On The 10th day o
Mas, A. D. 1879 and plead 70 aid eanss, u
default n which appearance Judgment BY De
i4alt viii hs rendered, aud the sdssis attaches
applied 10 the raJmsn, q flsistifs slairn
spFI7 W. T. CHAPMAN, Up.
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Jrrr j. MERR.

A delegation from the Council Of
the Sons Of Temperance Mt Como,
organized a Council at Longtown
on Sunday last. A large number
of the best citizens in that vicinity
became members of the Council, and
it is thought that much good will be
effected by this organization.
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The crop prospects in this county
were never more discouraging in the
history of the country, and with the
financial pressuret that snow upon our
people, the burden will increase ten.
foldif such prospects continue many
weeks. Nothing will save this coun,
try from almost universal bankruptcy
this fall but a good cotton crop and
a high price for it. If we mako q
small crop and get as low prices as
now exist, the people will be in q
terrible condition. Financial ruin
will seat itself upon the fortunes Of
ninc-tenths OF our farmers and mer.
chants. The demand for credit has
brought this impending danger up
on us. Even this early in tho ssa-
son there are a large number of citi-
zens who have already become more
indebted upon the faith OF their crop
than the proceeds of the crop will not
coverifsoll for a fair price, yet, these
people shll ask for more credit and
the merchants give it to them. Why
il is that with our depressing crop
prospects there is not more caution
used by planters and merchants in
extending their credit, is a question
that will not be answered by the
actions of these parties.
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/, CpAatts OAK-ws hazard nothing,
..nh. 10 saying that, all 10 all, \ has no
lu site, Ia shape, sfofding the great
and " nunsfoys and durable
4 ssliile II 10 the preference over any
d which W have any knowledge.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-10

!. ,ne.emshl n The liver M iispetala
mits, eie ~, sissoss Lfyfn hfu.
certainly has NJ superior, u aot lik'
without facilitating The SYSTEM
.gsdit thoroughly, and speak whal !
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