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LONDON, Jan. 11.4Ihe total number Of emf
grants who left Liverpool during tho year 1872,
for America, was lG4 600.
despatch from Manchester announces TINT
several cotton spinners in that city hayo failed.
Guilford Ons1ow George Wharey, member
oaeon's Bonch on On tic 9oth instant. for i,a7inr
in speeches delivered in St. James Hall, accused
Sir John Duke Coloridgo Of being engaged in a
conspiracy assinst tho Tfchborno claimant. The
tr;a! Of the claiInhn. on tbs charge Of perjury,
will commence on tho 23l Of April.
, 1873-01-12

Fl. WAIVE, Ind, Jan. 11.-Yesterday. end to-
day until o'clock p. m., the Criminal Court was
occupied in hearing the arguments pro and con
in the Hibler murder case, after which tue Judge
de1ivered his charge to the jury. He referred
the evidence Us presented wholly With the iury.
Hiblers most Ranguine friends do not anticipate
any but the severe penalties Of the law. The
case has excited intonse interest, the Court
room being crowded daily.
, 1873-01-12
ARA8fA.

CALCUTTA. Jan. 11--Tno relations betweon
tho Porte and tho Dependency OF Iahsa have bo-
como threatening, aud there is excitement
among the British Indian interests, on account
OF l:.dc relations between tho Inhabitants Of
L6iisa and t:lo B-itis: port Of Alden, al inpor-
tant point on tho overland route to India.
, 1873-01-12

MEMms, jan lI.-AIerander, wAo nAee
Nicholson, on the fernando Road, J fs~ cs,s
eiace, surrendered hinaclf to~dsy, end vas e's4
uatted for trial. - 4
James Fonrney WAS arrested to-day o.
charge Of having embezzled 914, GOO 15om sf -
Desauer, bankrupt, in 1870, while foa1Hs'
Was United States Na1stnl for the dls4acs- i:
, 1873-01-12
Mff.H{ckN-

Special Despatch to The Chicdao Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, Jan. 11.-Tho Senate passed
tho House amendment fixing tho salaries Of the
Supreme Court Judges at 1000.
Senator McGowal,, Of Branch, offered con-
current resolution requesting tho Michigan Con-
gressmen to urge the Constitutional amendment
BY which people shall vote directly for tho Pres
ideut,
, 1873-01-12
BILLIARDS.,

Ne: My onIEASs, Jan; 11;-Utassoy wilI reply to
terms proposed, except that the number Of
games shall be four aud the number Of points
2,000; the first game to bo played in New Or
, 1873-01-12

LITTLE RocK,. Ark, JIM: u.--Nothins Of in
tercst in either braacl Of tho Legislature tran
spired to-day. No legislation is expected until
after tho Senatorial contest is decided that
being now tho a1l-absorbing topic. It is UNDER
stood the Republicans will make no nomination.
In that oyeut, the Democrats will hold tho bal-
ance CT power.
, 1873-01-12

PATERSON. N. J., Jan. 11.-In the cage o. ~ ~
Union, or kngson, Locomotive Works: aeI r.
tho Eric Company, on contract abfoRtsssa ~ ~
Gould and Fisk. tho plaintiffs recosesoo :.
amount OF S15, 1000. .
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AENATE. ~
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-Tho Senate was not in
session to-day, having adjourned over from Fri
day afternoon until Monday.
, 1873-01-12
En- kAf~E

PANS, Jan. Lille Journal oEcicl announces
tho appointment Of Corcelfea al Ffe .ch A1..as-
ssdor at tie vnticar, in place Of Rourgoing; ro-
signed.
, 1873-01-12

Special Dsspateh to The tzieag9 7roant: :, ~
DEs 3lolSEs, Iowa, Jan. u.-Gene1ai =: II
Wright Was today elected Ecc-etary Of the bose
Of Capitol Commissioners, rice A. r. Fulton, e
signed. The Capitol Commissioners are stE *. =
session, but will adjourn on Monday untu : "a a
day, 18th, at which time the stone contracts ~
ha lAt ~
, 1873-01-12
ExpiDtions

ATLANTA, Ga, i'm. 11.-Darncs aad Dunston,
negroes, were hung at Jefferson, yesterday, for
rape. The former confessed; the latter asserted
, 1873-01-12

Four hundred and eighty-eight thonsane
There we're 267 deaths in Boston during
, 1873-01-12
Killed.,

ST.. NArsyILE, y. Y, Jan. 11.-Last night
Mrs. Otis Grain and three childran we're killed By
the falling Of tree.
, 1873-01-12

New foE1, Jan. 1.-In Brooklyn, te-atn
woman named Barker died from the e1eeEs
kerosene being thrown on store Last n'gn' -
drunken man named Barr.
, 1873-01-12
MISSOURI,

sr. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-The House Committee On
Federal Roi~ - a. | As' - : +he
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IutH NIN d. iad.amy f.u
Last yon lhlg 9cuia appointed
by mp, won She thfeo following Of
si2 prilc1 foe b6at work sent to tho
company
Fret Prize 1000 co.hi lhirl prize.
$3.50; ilth Prize s7j.
Tho same OPPORTUNITY IL again
ilorel this yenr. For Particular
pply 10 or address,
SAMUEL l. KSaur,
Memphis, Tom
Manager for Misa., Tom. and Ark,
mayl7 Ct
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MARRIED.

ilrGHEY- JOINTS At the residence of
tho brides mother, IN Pamela county, on we'd.
ugfdAy evening last, at "A o'clock, by Elder
{. B. Young, Nt Is r. Hughey and Mrs X A..
Jones, all Of ranola county.
GRAPTON-DoAK-M the residence q.
the brides father, In the town Of Sardia, at 4
0 clock p. M, Wednesday evening laFt, BY the
Rev y q Doak, Rev, Z. ". Grafton aud Miss
Sue Doak.
We were one OF the fortunate
witnesses TO this ceremony in uni.
ting the hands and hearts Of these
dear friends Of ours. We have
never witnessed n ceremony more
solemn and impressive, performed
by the aged father OF the bride in so
earnest, sincere and appropriate
style, blending the dignity Of the
minister in the tender, earnest Sit
certy and pathos Of the father; and
as we heard the blo'singoI this holy
man Of God upon the couple, va
could not bu. echoi ia our heart the
wish for their health and prosperity,
and that they might live in true
contentmcnt. There was not face
that was not wet with tears, brought
forth by earnest sympathy with the
parent aud child. We dare not at
tempt to say what our feelings
prompt Us to, knowing hat words
would tail to convey u high es-
TEEN and admiration for this happy
couple. In the bridegroom We have
SO much 10 admire in his earnest
christian piety and splendid intel
lectual cndowments, aud his earnest
ness in entering into the duties Of
the calling he has ohoson-that Of q
Minister Of tho living God-and for
which duty he has 80 long and
faithfully prepared himself, having
graduated at the Theological Semi
nary at Columbia with high honors
only q week since. lie ia to enter
upon the discharge Of hi5 new life
by taking charge Of the Prcsbyte-
rian church at Brookhayen, Miss,
which is one OF The largest aud finest
churches 10 the State; aud in the
bride wo find MI That renders woman
lovely and charming, and as the
9oul-inspiring hclpmoot, better.balf
Of mans existence, combining the
graccs OF christian charity with
intellectual and domestic gifts Of tho
highest order and q sweetness Of dis
position that endears her to oil that
knew her. We need not wish this
couple, who begin thier married life
under 20 may Happy auguriea, u con.
tented journey through life and o
happy issue outof the valley Of death,
for we know that Il will be SO. A
bright luturo awaits them, and our
bridegroom friend cannot fail to
win for himsell high honors IN his
calling and tho widest influence tor
good, with 80 lovely and charming n
help mate to smile upon bis every
effort.
The bridal party left on the s
o'clock train for Brookhayen where
they will reside for tho coming year.
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DIED.


SHAw.-seaf Bafdis on the 1l,h inst,
Cora SiAy, infant daughter Of hr. ard Mr.
=. W. Straw, aged nine montha and sixteen
days.
This Is q severe blow upon tho
afflicted parents, as the bright eyed
eherub was the light Of their plea
san, home, and the absence Of tn,
loved one will DO most keenly folt
Tho parents should not forge. that
what God hath given IS his aud thai
he has but reclaimed his own in call.
ing liitlo Cora them to o bright.
or 81 here.
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Citation Notice.
M. 2Gl.--

A.
The State Of Mississippi, Pamela Couaty-
Chaneery Court
A. Rules, before tbs Clerk aud Master Of
raid Court, Al bis Office IN the town Of Sartiz
tie lrsi Monday Of Nay, 1919.
In the matter Of the incl settlement d tho
estate Of John Power deceased.
Upon affidavit fled In this matter, II appear.
ing that upon diligsni inquiry the residences
ma poftniice II tho irfcnfhnr, Maria Power,
sabry Jones, Elizabeth sanspm, Maria Eord
and fhsmas Ford, heirs Of John Power deeea,.
cd, oaauDi BE- ascertainsd.
Il it therefore ordered that mid defendant
,ni heirs h. aud they nrc hereby cited aud
directed 70 appear before this court Il . rcgu'
Jar term thereof 70 be begua aud held NJ lh'
court hous, Of Pamela County, Mississippi, In
the town II Sariis on the tsooaa Monday ol
july, 1873, then and there 70 answer OF ercsp'
10 ihe FINAL account VI James Power . admin,
i~siraiioa Of the estate Of Joha Power deceased
ne made end hlsd by w. J. Power, ADMINISTERS
Tor Of SAID James Power, who 10 nov deceassd
and % shor eAsse, n any they can, vhy sait
acrount should rot be allowed and approves
nnd aid administrator discharged.
Il 10 further osJsred ihst q cop, u this ords'
he published once a week Or four consscuiit'
weeks Ia the weekly Pamela Slaf," a publ,
newspaper printed and ruhlfbed In ,hi
county.
Nag 8, 1873 ~may.i0iw.
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Personal.

Our highly esteemed friend and
fcllow-dtizen of this place, Mr.,
Bonbcrry Walton, loft this place on
Wednesday last for a trip to the
old North State, his native home,
where nc hos not visited for many
years. We hope him a pleasant
journey and Il safe return, which
he thinks gill be tn . month Or six
weeks.
We have been pleased TO meet in
our Office this week Mr.. j. W. Hall,
Of the popular house of Brown aud
Norton, wholesale dealers In Hats,
Caps, Furs &C., of Memphis. Also
Mr. IIalstead Of the we'll known
house of Wheeler, Piekins & Co. Of
Memphis. And our former county
man Mr.. Robert A. MacD Donald Of thC
house Of Goodbar 4 Gilliland, whole
sale dealers in Boots and Shoes Of
Memphis. These gentlemen rep
resent three of the most substsn-
tial and reliable firms in the Bluff
City, and the firms they represent
have displayed their good Judgment
in selecting parties SO capable oil
well aud iarorably protecting theiI
interest.
We are always glad to meet ouI
Memphis friends sud hope thcs'
gentlemen will do as tic honor t;
call when in our town.
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In strolling through our sister
city, BateSyille, recently, we we're
agreeably surprised to notice that,
while the seal Of inertia Is stamped
upon many 81 our inland towns, she,
with the usual goohoadatiyenss, still
exhibits all tho characteristics indi-
catiye Of PROCESS and prosperity.
Large, elegant and capacious store
houses adorn the streets on either
side, and are filed to their utmost Gu
paclty with everything conceivable
to suprlythe Cravings OF the mind.
Among those that deserve particular
attention may be mentioned the
Drug Emporium Of Mcssrs. MiskclI
& Co. In the drug business, this
house stands prominent, keeping
at all times n largo assortment Of
tho choices. drugs, paints, oiIe, soap,
brushes, toilet articles, etc. They
devote special attention to supplying
the wants Of the ladies, and It's said
that those who fopIenish their toilet
from Misksll q Co.'S, arc the hand.
soonest in town. Fully aware Of
the depression and stringoncy OF
money matters, they will sell goods
ut tho lowest possible prices. See
their card in another column.
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Ordination.

The Rev. W. S. speirs, Rector
OF the church of The Redesmor, Sar-
dis, aud Of the Holy lnnoceuts, Co
mo, was ordained on Sunday the 18th
inst, at Canton, Miss. to the Holy
Order of Priests by the Right
Rev. w. NJ. Green. d. D. Bishop
Of Mississippi. Rev. J. T. Pickett,
CT dolly Springs preached the orli-
nation sermon, and the Rev. VIM
X. Douglass, Of Dry Grove, present.
ed the candidate. The following nam.
Cd clergymcn assisted in the laying
o. Of hands:-Rev. Henry sansom
d. d. Of vioksburg, Rev. J. T. Pick.
ct, Of Holly Springs, Depj. ITal'
stead, Of Lexington, aud Rev. w
Pfssbury, Of KirkwOod. Rev. J. s
Johnson, and Rev. II. Forester ver'
also 10 The church.
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We call tho attention Of the of,
aic.el 10 the card Of Dr.. A. II. Voor.
hiea, oCulis. and Auris., Memphis,
Tenn. DR.. VOORHEES, is one Of the
finest surgeons in the South, and is
one of tho boat educated men,
having spsn. years Of his life in the
fncsl colleges Of surgery aud hos
pitfalls in the Old World, and stands
in the front rank with the ablest
medical men Of our nation. Those
suffering from the diseases made Q
speciality by him, should not fail to
consul, him. We guarantee that
he Is no huinbug, bu, all thu ho I.
! represented ~ be
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Hp ia flti go lifHih HfY m DO
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CISCO lN mfI'ai good dtsi IN iH.
niul hmt mth iaia Htilanma r
community IIe Cont loom e
toaiej dafae No ir.af 81 ua
Whole astisf uil NJ hives tel "
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totgt ~ lUeu.HUy uHH m
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,tfj vol grown for lsr fs, wohi
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GherlT,s Sale.

Ry virtue ~ n writ II Ficri Pnciaq to mo
directed from ITO Circuit Court Of Pamela
County Mississippi, in the suit oi Butts and
Hunt plaintiffs W. Thomas Tengnc dsfcndent,
| will on The first Monday OF May, 1873, II DO
lnr The ath day of said month, soil In frcnto Of
tho Court liou'r door 10 the town Of aardia, 10
tho highCat bidder for cash, tho following de-.
.rribed real estate to-wit: Fraction Of no / Of
section H. township 10, range 7 west, con-
iaiHihg one and onc-halt acrcs more or lea, It
being that portion Of tho ne Of mid section
u, township 10, range 7 west, lying ,ast OF
,ho track Of the ". at h. Il, supposed to con.
tam one and Onr-half acrc8 moro or les, levied
or ~ the property Of s1il dcfndcnt, Thomas
Teaeue, 10 sn,iaiy raid Execution aud all cost,
mic within lawful hours.
April ath. 1873.
=. ozAsNB, Sheriff.
apf-l2 iw.
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We take pleasure ia placing before the pub
lie tie card q our ssiesasis irisn1, DE-. :. ?.
Lester. Dr.. Lester, Gfisf an abfsHge II several
yea-s he's returned 70 Bstssville 10 rtsuuie the
practice ofhis profession. HE oficeis sitaitsd
on he east side ofths Railroad, nsS, ic0f n
the Mayors Office, wrers he can be fund a,
al ttnss, unless professionally ergaged. Dr.
Lsstn's iili and ability a. q 1racj,isasf is g.
veil Anl hrorably kavsn that W oaly deem
Il Necessary " invite ids a,tsatsOH Of ihs pub
lie 10 htt tafi nsJlt1m
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We visit our Eeighbor city
Memphis, often enough to ascertain
fully tho different advantages oiler-
cd by merchants to QUE country
trade, and when we say that we
think that Messrs. b. Lovenstsin
AMI Bros. offer the most induce
ments to the retail trade In the way
Of the finest and largest stock Of
goods in the city, We ara sustained
by the opinion Of the Apreal aud
other city papers aud the hundreds
Of Customers who trade there from
this county. The store is large
and commodious aud well arranged,
aud the dress aud fancy goods de-
partment for ladies', is unrivaled IN
the display of attractive articles Of
tred for sale. The silk department.
Of this firm is the largest in the
south. They import their goods d.
kct, and the value OF their spring
aad summer styles in elk goods,
exceeded ssventy five thousand dol
lars. The store Of y. Lowenstoin {
Bro. is to Memphis what A. L
Stewards retail store is to New
York, or Barker & Co.'s, to Louis
vile. Our people will fnd 1t tc
their interest to p~atronizo D. Low.
snstcin & Bros establishment, ant
we believe they will never be cheat
ed or deirauded in any article, a
frequently happen in second elias
stores.
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Sale OF vAaable IAn6a

ny virtue Of a decree ofihe Chascsry Court
or Madison county, State Of hiz.issippi, rendes.
ID al the January term is1a, !, a. executor Of
| the lNt will and tsstamsns q Thomas D.
Hoover deceased, late u said county, vih e.
! poss 70 public sale before the courthouse door
Ia sardi., Panols county, mississippi, On nea-
| day, June istb, 1874, the fsiievisg lands lying
and being In mid Psnoia county, ts-wIt:
| North hall and southwest qusrser u secsion
twenty-five, ard the euu,hrast quarter Of section
tvsniy-six, Of township nine. rases uise, vsst,
which raii Thomas D. Hoover died seised.
| Sale within lawful hcnrs.
Terms Of szle-Cash.
TiloNA5 n. BREN,
mayi0kw Esseuios, BIC.
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The number Of accidents that hap.
pen daily IN every section OF the
country from the use of coal oil
lamps is startling. In one place, we
read OF a house being burned and
the family left %desolatc, in another,
Of u man, or woman, or child burned
to death, or MANNED for life, from
the effect Of coal oil explosions, or
the breaking Of glass lamps. In our
own town several accidents have
happened in the last few weeks aud
oil Of them from glass coal oil lamps.
Accidents with glass lamps, happen
over nine cases out of ten, oftcner
than with metalllamps. A fall will not
brake q metal lamp and it will not
crack by eXplansion of heat ~ Is
the case with glass and the strength
Of the metal will prevent explosions.
There are many improvements in
metal lamps bnt the finest we have
scen IL mado by tho Cleveland Ohio
Non Explosive Lamp Company,
using brass for the making Of the
lamp and by a corrugated wire in
the bowl of the lamp every possibil-
ity Of explosion is prevented and the
oil IS conducted from tho globe Of
the lamp to the burner by n smal!
spiral tube upon the principle OF tho
German student lamps which never
explode. We purchased one OF
these lamps from Mcssrs. Kinchloo
and Wright oil this place who have
them for anle and we are highly
pleased with it. The lamp can b.
filed while burning. We never in.
tend 10 use glaes lamps again having
had ono to break while burning and
another to explode in our Office and
only by accident was the building
toyei from burning. Experience
teaches US to beware Of glass lamps.
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RcYonh tho Mlsslsslnni.

Thousands have already gone, aud thousands
moro are turning their eyes towards new homes
In the Fertile West. To those going to Nilsson
u, Kansas, Nchnaka, Colorado, Utah, Wyo.
ming, Nevada, Oregon or California, We re-
commend \ cheap, saic, quick and direct route,
via -. Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Rail.
road, which runs Ia fine Day Coaches and
Pullman Slccpcfs from NJ. Louis TO principal
points In the West, without change. We believe
lhlt tho Missouri Poetic Railroad haa tho hest
rack and the finest aud safest equipment Of
any line west Of the Mississippi and H. connec
tom with roads further Wet arc prompt ant
reliable. Tho Texas connection OF this road Il
now completed and passengers arc offered
nrft.elf %nll-rail route from Il. Louis 10 Texas
either over the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Il
q, Via Sclali,, Of over the Atlantic md pu
r'hc r. r., yia Ninita. For maps time tables
Information 90 20 rates, rou'gs, etc., we rblu
our readers 10 }, T. Thompson, Southern Pas
sauerr Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn, or T.. A
Ford General Passenger Agent, st. Louis, No
Questions viii DO chcor.ully and promptly an
sWrrcd
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Temperance,

II was a council Of the Friend,
Of Temperance and not the Sons Of
Temperance that was organized al
LoBgtown, Sunday tho 4th instant.
The credit ia due Maj. Charles II.
Allen, d. V. P, and his council al
Como.
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AttarAmen. Notice.


Ths s,ais Of Mississippi, PssolA esasy-Ia
Justices Court, Nay fern A. D. 1osol
Elisha 7. guis, Plaintiff, ". David G fns.
shs~, nfssssss--Atinshassl
Thls h an action Of ~aiiaeknsna u ~ ~ =
rsid plaintiff sraisss sAid ds1ssiast pssiisG
10 he Jsssiss's Cosn Of CssstAs4 b rsnsaA
county.
The sHt Va Asusd - ~ ~ ~ = Apn.
A. D. 1873, and b for he 80 = o1s<Heios
1891 dollars snd sosis Q suil
The add defendant = hersby siss3 , y -
sppear bsfure ssid Cuun a ~ le&A ~ =
Mas. A. 70. 1873, and plead - ~ 0uA b
aefrsIs u vkseh sppssr1eojDiDsn1 y -
huls win N rsndpsst, - ~ s1eeo n1lne1n1
sppliea 10 shs psynsat Il rtAisNro do.
spri7 VS. rrArnAN, Jf.
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IN the active pursuit Of pleasure Or glini the
irtssfmahle bifaine o. health Il 100 uhen i1r-
gotten. until dissaflis fraiY .sa,sl hni ihs
nc, OILY realised BY great bodily and mental
ruTetinr. The Liver e the Vulnerable poini
10 most persons cad Tie di~sarmngsmsn Of
he organ involves almost the whole syslsmi
hsues tAs rcason Why aHdsF liver disease there
! enumerated such a namber ofailictionf, and
we ehiia the stxNoSs Livsa RsGubiroH 70 y
a remedy Er them.
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There was quitca lively sct-to in
tho Verauda Hotel on Monday
evening last, while the night train
was standing at tho door, between
two well known insurance agents.
No damage was done beyond n fow
bruieos.
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VIZ are deeply grateful TO thc
young lady friend, who's SO kindly tont
usso rare n troat Of fine Strawberries,
Tho finest VIC have seen grown in
,his county this season. The Der.
res were very large, ripe md beau.
diul, and were duly appl ociated, but
We treasure most tho simple act Of
The giv0r and highly appreciate tho
of. Of so lovely, and charming
4 friend.
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The Mayor, hr. Vim. Harris, and
the town constable, Mr.. U. D. Mitch
ell, of Datesyille, have resigned. A
new election will be held ut once, and
the vacancies iillod.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-17

The STAR office is deeply indcbt-
Jed to Capt. 9. W. Richards the
popular and efficient proprietor of
the veranda Hotel, and to Mr..
John Edwards, tie experienced
caterer to the finer taste Of the bibu-
lOus, that take sugar in thcr'n" at
the Veranda saloon. These gentle
men remembered thu taste Of the
sSrAR Office" and furnished the finest
treat Of the season which VIC enjoy
u in the highest degree. "May
they live long and prosper" is our
|i0Qst,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-17

The weather has been as change.
full as a maiden's smiles for the past
week. First sunshine, then rain,
changing with such rapidity thai
We cannot keep up with the fCklc
weather prophet.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-17

On Sunday, the 18th inst, Rev
W. s Speirs viii celebrate the ITol,
Eucharist at the Church Of The lIolj
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-17

Tho Rev Mr. Spears will bold
sr,icc OF the Protestant frisc7rpi
|shurch Sunday evening ut "a
O'clock.