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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-02-08
Chanccry Notice.

No. 462.-
The State OF Mississippi, Pamela county--Chan.
Gerry Court Of said county. At Rules beor.
the Clerk and Master Of said Court, at his
ONCE in the town of Sardis, the first Monday
I'D day OF February, 1878.
N. 7. G II. Jones, administrators, vs.. Henry
A. Jones, ct al.
Upon affidavit filed In this cause, ii appear.
ing to the satisfaction Of the court that the
defendants, Susan Dillashsw and her husband
Z. M. Dillashaw, are non-residents of the Stat,
Of Mississippi, and that they reside in the
State Of Texas, and that after diligent inquiry,
their postOfiee and county is unknown: Said
defendants are therefore hereby ordered and
directed to appear before this court on the sec
ond Monday in April, 1873, at the courthouse
Of Pamela county, State OF Mississippi, in the
town Of Sardis, and plead answer or demur to
complainant bill, and the cross bill Of de-
fondant W. b. Wellons, guardian, ETC., filed
against them and others herein, or the allsga-
tons thereof will BE- ,bken for confessed as to
them.
1t is further ordered that a copy Of this or
der be published once q week for four con-
~secutive weeks in the weekly Pamela Star,
a public newspaper printed in this county
A true copy. J. c. HARRISON,
febS-4w Clerk
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Attachment Notice.
3. Il. Gunter vs.. ". R. Butler.

Whereas, an attachment was issued nv N.
undersigned, Mayor and sx-o6icio Justice n
the Peace, on the 9Th day OF December. a. n
1872, at the suit Of S. H. Gunter, against n,
estate Of W. R. Butler, to recover the ann !
forty-one dollars and fifty cents, which attsch
ment was returnable before the Justices Conr
held BY the undersigned at Sardis on the 2a,l
day Of December, AID. 1872, and is now mend
ing and 1t appearing from the return AZ ths
officer executing said attachment ana siss
from affidavit fled in this rauss, that said A..
tendant cannotbe found, and il Also apnasr.
ing from said affidavit that said defendant H..
removed TO the State Of Arkansaa spd TIA,
his po'tofhce and place OF residence are nm.
known. Now, sthefefore, said defendant "
K. Butler, IS hereby cited to appear bsSors Y.
At Sardis, in the county Of Psnoia and Htsta !,
Mississippi, on the 4th day Of February. 4 n
1879, to plead to said suit, or judgment nv a.
fault will be rendered against him. and ths
proceeds Of the property sold will be ann,;sS
70 the payment of said plaintiffs claim.
Given under my hand and sesl this oar H.
Of December, AID. 1872.
~F D. B. McHEsRY. N.vo,
;.nAJ and ex-off. J.P.
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Current Items.

Unless the grounding theory
a delusion and snare-and we be,
lieye science has dete rmiued ether
wlss--we are not through with pc.
lar waves this season.
The wealthy citizen who gave
the goo Colfax$l,2 200 to be used in
the Indiana canvrss has not beer
heard from There is a gentle sup
position that his name is 0akss
Ames.
Mr.. Colfax's old paper, the South
Bend Register. clings to him in the
hour Of his adversely. 1t refuses to
believe that the world 10 stuffed with
'aw-dust and that things are not
what they seem.
Iowa is no place for bachelors.
haidsns make love to young men
out there, and invite them to marry
EN-, and If they modsstly decline,
shoot the unloving brutes. But two
thirds oftlie confirmed bachelors and
half Of the widower' might prefer to
take the chances with the pistols.
It's Z mere matter Of taste.
The daughters Of the late Chief
Justice fancy are in Strengthened
circumstances, being compelled to
earn their subsistenCs BY working as
copyists for lawyers in Baltimore.
Members Of the legal profession
throughout the country are about
starting a fund to relieve the neces-
sitiss Of these ladiss--ths children Of
a man who for thirty years held the
highest Judicial position In the coun-
try, and died poor.
A proposition was seriously made
in the Pennsylvania Constitutional
Convention on Friday, that the pun
ishment Of fraud at slections BE-
by the neck until dead,
without the benefit Of clsrgymen, or
clemsncy or any other
whatever
An exchange has d ,coyered that
DO wording Of the indict Gent against
Anthony chsrges that she "wa'
4 person Of tbs female ssx, cor
rary to the form Of the ststuso Of
United States d America 10 such
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HcCONBS.
How IL Made IIis Rise.

twa-t.srrr Coz Chicago Tri5ans
McComb, cb,racter Of Govern
msnt contractor grew naturally out
Of h, branch ~ production lD 1916
b, wssa Young and driving merchant
Iea,her-dre..sr at Wilmington, Del
aware place Away, noted for the
eIcelleocy Of is tanned skins. The
army required for he Mexican war
kuapsaeks, belts, tent-strsps, car
uidge boxes shoes, hats, and other
articles a. leather, which exceeded
the ordinary calls Of the market
and NcCombs, under this stimula.
ton, began bis large msreantile life.
lie married Miss Bush, OF vii.
mngton, whose father was the
founder Of the car wheol-casting and
railway-iurnishing firm, aud, at the
dscesse of his father-in-lew he be-
came 4 partner IN the house. Al
tie outbreak Of the war, the Missis,
sippi Central RaiIroud had owed
MeCombs about $4,000 After
the war, in which ho signalized him
self as one Of the most tremsndou,
and slceplesS fnruishsr, 20 the War
Department, and was the special
iayorite Of Secretary Stanton, Nc
Combs headed the organization tc
reco,er the Southern railways fol
their original owners, and was per.
fectly successful. lie then advanced
about 100000 TO the MISSISSIPPI
Central road; and it was to scrvs
him as their friend that the director,
proposed a lease Of the road to Nc.
Combs. lie accepted it, and also
the New Orleans and jackson road
about the time that Am.s, Alley
and the party took the New Orleans
Mobile and Texas road. No legis'
Ialion was required, except to exps
the small State interest; and, 10 Lou.
%isiana, hcCombs did not appear q
all, while in Mississippi, Governor
Alcorn and the Legislature addicted
thu interest in the state in consid
Grafton OF certain extensions. IL
the New Orleans and jackson, anc
Mississippi Central roads %unitedly
Col. hcCombs has added seven and
oneohalf millions of equipment
track, and shops, and further under
took to build from Jackson, Tenn.
to Cairo, %IIl.,--l15 miles--at an ad-
ditional expense of six millions. The
latter money mas been borrowed
abroad on easy terms.
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Our Free Lauce...Letters from the
People.

We publish the following lettsl
Of inquiry from a prominent citizen
We wait the answer of the officials
aud if they do not answer, we vii
for them /.
To The Editor Of The Pamela Star;
As one of the taxpayers OF thi.
county, | beg leave to inquire wheth-
er the law as it now stands authori-
res our tax collectors to receive AL
corn money or State variants for
the school tax. II so, IN what pro-
portionf see from the county
treasurers report, that he has only
received S44S 20 in currency green
backs), S3,213 80 in State warrants,
and Sl2,l52 90 in Alcorn money.
Nearly the entire school fund in our
treasury, as is shown by this report,
it appears, is uncurrent money. Let
us have some explanation, as the
people demand 1t.
A FRIEND TO EDUcATros.
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Trustees Sale OF Land.


By virtue of a deed Of trust executed 10 me
as trustee, on the 18th day Of March, A. D..
1872, by MA. Belts, 10 secure the payment
by said Belts of one thousand dollars TO New
ton Ford 4 Co., l will, on
SATURDAY, the LIST day of MARCH, 1873,
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 being situate in the county OF
fanoia, and described in said trust deed, TO-
wit. The southwest quarter of section eight
OF township eight, Of range nine west; said
sale being made to satisfy the debt aforesaid
with interest and all costs Of trust. Title be,
iieved to be good, but I win convey only -
trustee. This Jan. 20, 1873.
jan25-4w LIZ. COOPER. Trustea
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We clip the foIlow uR legislative
pew, from tbs Pilot, q bills intro
iacsl 10 me ssnato
By NJ Gimef-Au act Tor the
relief of " v Chisholm, sheriff Of
ksmpcr county.
Rsad The frat time. and under q
suspension o. he rules read the &C.
condtime, and referred 10 the finance
committee.
by Mr. lIollorsy-An act for the
relief Of Ludwig Alexander.
Read The first time, aud under q
suspension Of the rules, read a sc
cond time, sud referred, with accom-
psnying petitions, to the committee
on claims.
Also, an act in relation to Justices
OF the Peace.
Read the frat time, and under a
suspension OF the rules, read the Sc
cond time, and referred 10 the ju-
dietary committee.
By Mr. Gilmer-An act to au-
lhorize W. W. Chisholm, sheriff Of
Kemper county, to practice law.
Read the first time, and under a
suspension OF the rules, read the Sc
cOnd time, and referred to the Judi
ciary committee.
BY Ar. McClure-An act supple
mental to an act to authorize the
board Of supervisors of Jefferson
county, to fund the outstanding debt
by issuing county bonds, approved
April 5, 1872.
Read the first time, and under O
suspension of the rules, read the Sc.
cond time, and referred to the com.
mittes on finance.
CONSIDERATION OF BILLS.
An act to incorporate the Univer,
sity of Columbus was ordered en-
crossed, read the third time ant
passed.
Mr.. Sullivan moved to reconsider
the action Just had, and to table tn,
motion to reconsider. Carried.
An act to secure the payment o
fines collected by justices of thu
peace. Committee amendment
adopted, and the bill as amended
was ordered engrossed, read u thirt
time aud passed.
An act to authorize the sale of tn,
reports Of decision Of High Court
etc. Committee amendment adopt
cd, and the bill as amended was or
dered engrossed, read tho third tim,
and passed.
An act to enlarge the rights an,
powers Of delinquent poll.tax col
~lectors, was ordered engrossed, reat
tho third time and passed.
An act to authorize W. T. Land.
run and A. Ii. Cotton to construc
a turnpike across Yokan ookany river
Postponed until Friday next.
At IL A. Nj, Senate adjourned.
+. A. CLOVER,
Secretary of the Senate.
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gag. lna DO ioubi Whatever that
81. Governor - tsuIt This blI
vii b rs's.d a. ,be opening wedge
~ he Radical canvass. AID we vii.
hear 10 provision. h.nllsd upon
every stump 10 the STATE by the
Office ,eeken Of Radical TX % the
coming csmpaic p. We have long
expected the passage Of such an act,
and 10 existence upon our statute
vii b. an imperative nullty
in forcing social relations. 1t nay
hare the effect Of compelling eom-
mon carriers 10 provide better ar
rangsments for colored people, Civ
ing them separate airs and protect
ing them from insult and mixture
with white ru%tiau. who too frequent.
" eBter the colored car 10 use OBJ
scene language and brutal treat
mtnt, aud it such an effect Is had
it will be q good one. We believe
the colorsd people should have sspa-
rate cars and have them kept in
good order, aud parttioned oil as
the white ears, and that their cars
should be their property, aud il a
white man went in them 10 kick him
out. We are 10 favor Of treating
the eolorsd people well and kindly,
but not to put them upon terms Of
social equality. We think our peo-
pie should not be induced 10 use vio>
lenee to the negroes ofths country,
but to preserve the most kind and
friendly relations, and this is to be
done by giving to them a fair con.
sidsration Of their rights, at the same
time sIscting the same respect, and
showing the line OF distinction
in q firm aud consistent manner.
1t isan impossibility to force upon
the people of this country any 80
cisl equality, 1t IS a matter that
opinion will regulate and
govern, aud tho passage OF the law
will change very little the present
of affairs, except it be as above
in giving the negroes better
though separate accommodations.
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A FRIEND TO EDUCATION


The Board of Supervisors held
their regular meeting on Monday
last. The proceedings of the board
will be published in full, the board
requiring their official proceeding,
to be made public, The list Of de-
linquent land taxpayers wa called
up, and a number of parties came
forward aud paid up their taxes
with all costs. However there was
a number who failed to appear, and
their lands were ordered to DO sold
for taxes. The sale Of lands, if the
proceedings are regular and legal,
under these judgmsr % Of the board,
1t IL believed will convey a good
title to the parties purchasing at the
sale, hence fair prices will be bid for
the lanas when offered on the msr.
kct.
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Maj, A. K. Howe returned from
Washington on Sunday lasi, where
he had been to secure the accept.
anec ofhis resignation uU. S. Revc.
nue. Collector for this district. /, !.
a little remarkable to sec n radical
exhibiting such anxiety to 20, rid
OF paying Office. Til. reason
thereof 10 plain, since the executive
order Of the President clipping the
wings Of all parties who hold Stats
and Federal oGices. Mr.. L. p.
Hatch has been appointed Collector
vice Maj. A. X. Howe.
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We are in receipt Of q copy Of
Woodruff 4 Claain's weekly, OF the
25th Of January. The Free Lovers
are still waging fierce war with the
social customs Of this country, and
by lengthy arguments, exhibiting
their views Of public, social and pri-
vase life. Their paper, although
once suppressed, and the managers
confined in Ludlow Street jail sixty
days Is as large rs ever, and con-
Quoted with much spirit. 1t 10 an
evidence of the progressive spirit of
the age. Who can say whore the
next decade will lead usi
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Inc frm heretofore existing as j. R. Co. 4
70, mas. by mutual consent, been dissolved.
Syars buying the interest Of ]. r. Cor
aar :; NJ; ana ". A. Coz buying the Interest
Of VI. r, ". Miller. All parties indebt,d i
me old frms Of J. R. Coz / Sons and ] r cav
2 20. viii please call and ssuls, as We dash.
closing our old business. ~
having purchased the interest in Tho sbov.
nrm we expect to keep constantly on b.DSs
large and well-selected stock Of fsm;Iv araa.
nes' plantation supplies farming implem.rt.
and everything usually kept in 4 srst-r,ass
country grocery. We respectfully so,;.;, !
continuance Of the patronage Of our IA fr;..d.
and the public generally. enas
Batesville, Miss. ~, ~
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The revelations brought to lieht
BY the investigation of the Credit
MobiIler affair of the corruption and
venality of leading members of the
Radical party, is perfectly a,tound.
ing. The conviction of the Vice.
President, Schuyler Coliax, Of
bribery and lying, 10 unmistskable,
and blackens forever his annals a. a
statesman. We presume there il
none of his own party who eau or
will attempt to defend him. Several
Senators and Representatives have
been implicated of receiving brides
to support the Credit Nobilier
measure. Beast Butler, being so
fortunate as to be out OF tho scraps.
has act the ball in motion to bring
o5loquy and reproach upon tho
members who have bOen complicated
IN this infamous fraud, by an
nouncing that no honest Republican
would support or cOun .snance these
men , that the party could not and
must no. receive the caIumny OF
iheir conduct, but that the party
must repudiatc them. The object of
Butler--not that hs 10 any more
honest than the guiItiest of the
CREWS to break DO wn the inau>
encs OF Speaker Blaine, who il
clearly implicated, to assume the
leadership Of the AID Congress.
which po.ition Butler had two
years ago, until he came IN cenaic.
with Blaine. We only hope that
the party may tear and rsud each
other, as they justly deserve.
Whoa the nexs highest officer In
the government, and many Con-
gressmsn are found guilty OF cor.
ruption, we are led to hesitate at
the future ola country whore public
morals have sunk - low.
The following Int comprises a few
of the guilty parties:
Cakes a mss, of Massachusetts.
Henry s. Dawes,
John B. Alley,
John B. Allison, Of Iowa.
John A. Bingham, Of Ohio.
James A. Garfield,
James Brooks, Of New York.
sSmiler'' Colfax, Of Indiana.
w. d. Kelly, Of Pennsylvania.
JAS. VI. Patterson. ON. Hampshire
g. w. Echo6Ala, Of Peansylvania.
Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts,.
Jsmse +, Wilson, Of Iowa, af
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nv, -
Ihe Grand Ledge Of the State Of
Mississippi has been in session for
the past week. The Lodge at thi.
plaza was represented by DR.. John
Wrigte. ". NJ, and the Chapter by
DR.. D. A. Kinchloe, II. ?. Bates,
vile Lodge and Chapter was reur..
rented BY DR.. !. Moore, W. NJ. aui
ii. p.
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Oar lstssi sJsiees ifsm Boston
represent the snsil poz 80 iasfus a
spldly IL that uslcfunais e',.
more than TIRE. ih0aand cssA,
bsias reported. Near, oil .bo o..
ofihs disease are bunsd "a tie night
tine
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Commissioners Sale Of Lam
No. 457.-

/
By virtue ola Decree Of the Chancycl
Of Pamela county, Mississippi, rendsrd I
18th day Of July, 1872, in the suit Of u
Laird ~againstJ. @. Duvall, a~dmisiststa d
], as commissioner therein appointed, villa
MONDAY, the 18th day Of JASUARI, I
within lawful hours, in front Of the cssrk
door of said county, in the town ofSCd. :
for sale at public auction to the higheahda
for cash, the following described lands VI
An undivided halt interest In the naAs
quarter Of s~ectioa eleven, township nina N
six, west int in ne s IL, ts,fsIi
uated in the county Of Pamela, Stats Il u
sippi.
December I, 1872. :. Harrison
dec7tds Commisias
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Strayed or Stolen.

One large dark bay mare, very noted from
her hnees being bowed, or sprung forward;
also, n dun horse with a black main and tail
Any information will he thankfully received,
and reasonable compensation to the person
who will take up IL same, and notify me at
this postofdce, Batesville, Miss.
febS-lm MI Walden.
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We notice that or county la
the claim o. being represented 10 th'
Senate by NJ, aforesaid often men.
toned Pierce, ~ Kutlsr procliri.
ties, He vii bold On until 1.s Be.
fore the lsi OF March, and then 70.
ign, 90 q, to ave BIZ. position Of Z.
s. Marshall.
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FEMALE SCHOOI

COMO,
With tho Ne
assisted hr un'ngo " tn's yea!, 4
coptinu. ibs S SttnPessn. soIps o. ,sssas1s y
at Como, Miss, with enswsd y,eo,spd y
erpy. l-commenc;nn ~. s.'. ~ 4. -
uary, 1873
cHApcua
Tuit;or ma, 49, ~
Doard and Tuition five days in each
Bos 81 ~
| Uiobts .na c., lssguisr! per my
aspartment) !.
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hsCsmb city three nile. ut
a semmii, -ss established la.i
slater ~ she lpcsfsn sfths mseh ~
sbors d he y o LAC y n
hss ever fur ihousata lrlsbisn,s
aud % ba hisg ug upidiy
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The jackson Pilot complains OF
the following just criticism upoa old
BrownlOw
Mrs. sallis Ada Vance, sditoress OF
the Lexington Advertiser, Dips her
pen in gall and NORWOOD and elm
mates this "Parson Brovnlow has
written an inscription for his tomb
stone. The next best thing for him
10 do Is to get under H." That will
do. McCardle could not have com.
pos,d a more spitoful senterce
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Washing Machine.

hereby give notice that | am the only au.
thtrissd agent to sell rights for the Tilson
Washing Machine in Pamela county. Sample
tan be seen at J. P. Ryan's, or B. C. Kyls's,
ssrdis, Miss, Apply to
J. n. ATKINS,
feb5-lm sardis, Miss.
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Executors Notice to Creditors.


No. 1885,
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors o.
the estate Of Samuel H. Ford deceased, tina,
letters testamentary of the will of said dece.
dent were granted to the undersigned on the
22d day Of January, 1878, by the Chancery
Court OF Panola 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, OF
they will be forever barred.
HUGH G, CRUZIER,
Jan25 Executor.
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Commissioners Sale OF Land.

Ha
By virtue of q decree of the Chancsr z
of Pamela county, Miss. ssippi, rendered It'd
on the 9Th day Of Janu airy, 1872, in III Ht
James N. Jolly, compl ainant, against I'd
Slaughter, defendant, No. 375 in said OMi
will as Commissioner, on
MONDAY, the Sd day of FEB, AID n
in front Of the courthouse door Ia The sn
Sardis, in said county, offer for sale at ID
auction to the highest bidder 70, cash, hi
lowing land, lying aud being in said uf
to-wit:
The southeast quarter of section IA, inv
ship 10, range 6, west.
J.. G. Harrison
jan4-5t Commiman