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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-02-28

Dry FooD FOR Horses. The Esprit of
the Times says: We never have believed
and never shall believe that chopped hay
and cornmeal saturated with water, is prop.
ar for a working horse as general diet.
We firmly bel eyed that the food OF work.
ng horse who cannot be .pastured should be
good sound oats and sweet hay for at least
tive days a week Look at the South,
where the common ruu of working horses
ire fed on corn. What is found there I.
Why, the big head, terrible and almost
ncurable complaint. We also think that
wet coromeal is the. very worst wav of feed
ny corn to a horse that ever was practised.
And the chopped wet bay is not half so good
~ fine. bright Timothy from the now We
Ike to hear the horse grinding up bis good
Timothy hay like grist mill, after be has
flushed his oats. A nice mash once in
while is good, and very different thing
rom almost constant soft diet"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

We probably all of usmct with
instances in which word hscdIcssly
spoken against the reputation OF a
female, has been magniied by mali
cious minds until tho cloud has be-
come dark enough TO ovcrshadow
her existence. 70 those who arc nc.
customed-uot necessarily from bad
motives, but from Ihoughtlc'snes---
to speak lightly Of females, | res
commend the following hints as
worthy Of their consideration:
Never Use n lady's name in an i'm
proper place, n. an improper time,
or in mixed company. Never make
assertions about her that You think
are untrue, or illusions that You
feel she herself would blush to hear.
VI hen you meet with men who do
net scruplc 10 make use OF n wo-
mans name in Il reckless and m,
principled manner, shun them, for
they are the very worst members o.
the comtnuniiy-man lost to every
sonsj OF honor, every feeling of hu-
manity. Many Il good, worthy wo-
man has been hcartbrokcn and her
character forever ruined BY an inla.
nous lie, Manufactured BY some
william, and repeated where it should
not have been, and in the presence
OF those whose littls judgement
could not deter them from circulat.
ing the foul report.
A slander is soon proT agaled, and
the smallest thing derogatory to u
Woman's character will fly on the
wings OF the w!nd, and magnify as
ii circuIates, until its mountain
weight crushea the poor unconscious
victim. Respect the women, for
your mother aud sisters arc women,
and as you have their fair names un-
tarnished and their life unemb,tter-
ed by the slanderer's biting tongue,
heed the Ill, that your own words
may bring upon the mother, the SIS
ter or the vile OF some fellow crea-
turc. Always bear in mind that
when you ruin the character Of n
womaD, you may deprive her of the
greatest jewel Of her life. ! hope,
gentle reader, whoever you may be,
If You have not, please heed this adj
vice it is from the pen Of one who
has seen the effects OF a slauderer's
tongue. - Tx.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19
Random Readings.

What kind Of robbery is not dan
gerousi A safe robbery, OF course.
TO cure deafness Tell n man
you've come to pay him money.
Public spirit.--Rcadiness 10 do
anything which is likely to prove
lucrative.
"My deor wife, az the man said
when lie looked at the last milliner :
bill.
Doetor, what will cure the fever
OF lover" "The chill Of wsdlock
mademOisells.'
Consistently strict.--A Quaker,
ngidly adhering to the rule, Of III.
sect, invariably cail, yew tree a
"Thou" tree.
Hook ard Eye.--A celebrated
wit was asked II he knew Thcod 1r,
Hook. "Yes," replied he; "lIook
aud eye are old associates.
/ A friend, the other day. called 1
thin young lady spare girl. Thsr'
are several spare girls in most larg'
unmarried families.
An observer Of human nature re
ports that he ha, seen some peoplu
possessing the peeuliarity Of tire
hands--s right hand, a left hand
and a little bshind.hand.
Pretty Teasher: "Now, susi
Wells, can you tell NE what is mean
By n miracle T. Susie: AYES, teach
or. Mother rays II you don't mar,
the new person, 'twull be a murra
clel''
i A man having fallen into
slough, an .Jrishman starding b
called loudly TO smother for assis;
ance. The other, who was busil
engaged in cutting alog, leisurely in
! quired, "llow deep is he in 7" al
TO his ankles" "1hsn there is pleu
ty Of tims,' said the other. AN,
thers is not, rejoined the 6nt "
forgot 10 toll you he's IN head frat.
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monr nwI lN0nIHnnI wander
~ mtmnrInt something NHuf
Ilrr mother $50 r|pl ra u't
oyer Ihnn clear ..nw of III.
condition. nul would ! wrltn 10 lHa
Hheraul Io.| him how ho dirl hov
hn loyod them at home "IcIl 'uau
all about II, wont youl wv hihaiA
name ia Robert Jcnln' hr.oal
10 tho seventh North Carolina
troops .amo from Chatham enun
~ Ny nUmoH WIZ. and tear.
t'Iy ! royrrr. bps 'Nc.
\ 'lit' further on my attention
wo' attracted toward a Young lnu
ol hempol p brigade, J lhnl And
knecl.hg down hy hl' 'do, ! looked
At hls NukngIy handsome face somo
iew momtnls, when be opened lu'
eyes and 'ol.cd steadily lulo mine
WITH fnch a questioning, hungry
look . an appeal so 'bcsccchlng, -
eloquent = and had not the power
to answer could only ask where he
was wounicd, "Dont talk to nc,
please, hc aid. \ moment after
he touched hl' breast, and J saw
there was but n chanco for him,
Asking i be was afraid to die, ne
replied. no; am glad am through,
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19
Five Steps

A man who had committed mur.
der, was tried, found guilty, and
condemned 10 be hung. A few
days before his execution he drew
upon the walls Of his prison
gallows with liv, steps leading up
To it.
On the first stop he wrote eds
obedience to parents
On the second step, sabbath
breaking
On tie third step, Gambling and
drunknss.."
On tho fourth step he wrote,
"murdcr."
Ono the fifth step was the platform
on which the gallows stood.
Tho poor fellow joub,les wrote
the history OF many a wasted and
lost life.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19
An Aci 10 Amend An Act Entitled
An Act 10 Incorporate the
Town ofsardis In the Conn.
ly OF pnnOla,

Sec. lst. Bo il enacted by The
Legislature of the State Of Missis,
sipp, That all male residents OF the
Town ol Sardis over twenty.onc
years Of age, citizens OF tho State
aud who have resided in the cor.
poratc limiia ai said Town ten days
next preceding an election for town
offices, shall be qualified electors anu
eligible TO any oilicO OF said town.
Sec. ID. 30 it further enacted,
That the body corporate known as
the Mayor and Aldermen of the
Town Of Sardis in addition to the
powers conferred upon them by tho
character of said town, shal!' have
full and exclusive jurisdiction over
all roads, streets, alleys, avenues an |
public highways OF any description
whatever, within the corporate limits
of said town, aud may compel all
persons who would bs liable to road
duty under the State laws under
the same penalties as provided in
the Revised Code, to work upon
the same ten days in each year, M.
der the Instructions aud supervision
Of the Constable or Marshall Of snid
town; Provided that any person lla,
ble to such road or street duty shall
be exempt thorefrom by paying q
sum OF money not exceeding ten
dollors per year to be fixed by said
Board Of Mayor and Aldermen.
said Board siall also have power to
levy and collect tax upon all real
estate situated upon any public
street CT avenue, in said town, for
the purpose Of laying r placing
sidewalks or plvemonts in front oi
the property 80 taxed, but all taxes
assessed for such purpose shall be
separately collected and applied
solely for the purpose for which
they we're assessed and any person
laying or placing in front Of his or
her real estate such sidewalk or
pavement, as il required by the ordi.
nance Of the town, shall be exempt
from the taxes ass:ssed upon such
real estates for that purpose.
Sec. 81. BE il iurther enacted,
That whenever ,aid Board OF Mayor
and Aldermen shall deem /, neces.
sary to extend, open or widcn any
street, lane, alley or avenue, tie
Mayor shall cause to be summoned
jury oil six good and lawful citizen,
Of said town, not directly or indi.
deelly interested in the plopert,
sought TO bs condemned, who aftel
being duly sworn BY the Mayor
fairly aud impartially 10 value tn
property and justly assess all dana
res arising from condeming the sam
shall review such proT erty and a.cer
tain and ssses truly all such DANA
gcs as will accreo 10 the person
owning the same on account ot sh'
opening, widening or extending o
said street, lane, alley or avenue
The verdict OF the jury or majorit,
Of them eoncurring shall be return
ed by them under their hands snl
} sesls TO the Mayor, who shall sub
nit the same TO the Board for ap
, proval. If,hey approve the ssms
! compensation Of the smeun. fxe
By the jury shall be rendered TO th
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

Never expect a selfsbly ambitious
man 10 be q true friend. lie who
makes ambition bis god trsmplss on
everything else. lie will climb up.
ward, though he trsad' on tho heart.
Of those WHO love him best, and in
hi, eyes your only value lies in the
use you may be to him. Personally,
one is nothing to him, and IL you
are not rich. or famous, or powerful
enough to advance hisin,erest,, after
bo has outrun you in tho race Of
prosperity and 20. shove you he
csrss no more for you.-isichIand
Bsseop.
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The heatt Of a deacon who oiTcia-
ted with The inevitable contribution
box, at a recent meeting in this vi.
einity for foreign missions was glad
ened BY observing among its con.
tents neatly rolled package that
one could easily imagine to be =
"check," or something OF that agree
able nature. On hastily investiga.
ting, bis former belief in the deprav.
i.y Of human nature was changed
to a certainty by discovering on,
dollar and cent, and upon the pa
per the following: "The cent !. for
the heathen, and the dollar to get il
TO them"
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VOLUME 10 NUMBER ~

Hn H efmu1 sought t1ba
m mrnI Ul II W. .asspt tIe
funf Ht0l bo r5ndon
n..i. lmd ui lha onnaf
aH.uUoNf.l' 'u fanl,e aiI buiId
.HRa Iwnfufrunui thereon w a
.uMHI. 1hfftal hf ihs li1afd.
i 10. tmI' f.fur i1 rnroOrs The sum
If.nluHl " sUH'l hI Ut feiuae lo
frm' 'Io hWh.ofaor improve.
m.nH 900 nI ground, ibe lioatd
NMI .rgrrh..cW condemn said
ground r.cr'iu nuss W an appeal
nud rrnccol 10 Inys surh street,
nuc, alley Ryclue opened, widen
I'll Yrcvtouded, Ma the case may be.
lllho oNucrul the grouDd bo not
n'lslIuinl'I lhoyctdict NJ tho jury
bo mHy appeuI 10 the next term Of
he Circuit Court rpoii u'akiug the
affidavit required iu casss Of appeal
from Justices Cuuttt.
See ilh. lie it further enacted,
Imtmid Board shall have power to
reyuh'' the comparative and sala
re, ot ull corporate officers, and TO
fix thc fees OF all jurors, witnesses
ard Others, tor attendance or ser
y.,os under this charter or any or.
duuaucc Of the town.
Sec. :. BE II further enacted,
That the officer in said town elected
and heretofore known ~ the "C0n
stable, shall hereafter be elected
and known as the "Marshal, and
shall he cS. oiliclo courtdblo for the
county and shall serve all Process
directed to him BY the Mayor Of
Fnid town N any part Of the county,
aud thar all officers hereafter elected
under tho charter of said town, or
this amendment shall hold their Of
fees for the term Of two years, from
tho first day OF January after their
election.
Sec. y. Be it further enacted,
That the Mayor and Aldermen shall
not have power to appoint cotton
weigher for said town, nor cause ar
election to be held Tor the same;
But the Board OF Supervisors of the
County Of Panola stall have power
to appoint n cotton weigher tor the
Town ol Sardls and fix tho fees for
same and said cotton woighcr so ap.
pointed shall hold his office for the
term Of one year.
Sec. 7. BE il further eracted,
That said town shall be divided in.
to four wards Tor the election OF
Aldermen us follows: "The first
ward shall be composed of that por-
ton Of the corporote limits Of said
town situated in section 26, town
ship I, range I. The second ward
shall be composed OF that portion Of
tho corporate limits Of said town
situated in section q of above town
ship and range. The third ward
shall be composed Of that portion of
the corporate limits ot said town
situated in section 81 OF above town.
ship aud range. Fourth sard TO DO
composed OF that portion otthe cor.
porate limits oi said town sitrated
in section 35 Of above township aud
range
Sec. s. Be it further enacted,
That any person feeling aggrieyed
shall have power to appeal
from any decision Of said Mayors
Court to the Circuit Court, and the
same rules OF precticc governing IN
the case Of appeals from sJustices'
Court shall he observed.
Sec. 8. BE it further enacted,
That this Act take effect arid be in
force from aud after its passage.
Approved March 2Stlf, 1873.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

Some years ago, in one Of our
courts three mea-an Englishman a
Scotchman and m Irishman-wers
found guilty and sentenced to be
hanged. The judge told them they
could each choose the tree IN which
they wtuld like 10 lie "strupg up"
The Scotchman promptly chose an
ash tree, an the Englishman an oak.
"Well, Pat, what would you bc
hung on y said the Judge.
"It ye plase, yer honor, I'd rather
be hang on 3 goosebefry bnsh."
"oh, said the judge, "that's not
big enough"
"Begorrs, thin, aud flI wait tiil IL
grows"
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ARRIVAL ASB DEPARTURE or NAILS.
Holly Springs and Tyro arrives Tussdnys and
fridays p m. Departs Wednesdays aud
Saturdays Il o. 3D.
Long Town arrives ]? NJ. Hnd departs 2. N.
every Saturday
Longlown. Star Place nui Lake CrcFswell
mil departs P. n and arrives l2H. every
Saturday.
Daily mails close rF follows;
Going North 20 loo w.
Going South, Hta.iO
Mails opened fifteen minutes after arrivals
OTee open daily sunday excepted, from 600
AN 10 700 o. w.
RArFsofeosHisaose goa NoSry ORDERS
On orders not exceeding i2O..............l0 cts
Over $50 and not exceeding t8O....,.....li cts
over $50 and not exceeding ft0........:0 cts
Oyc' go and bot exceeding $50. .......2j cts
No fractions Of cents TO he introduced In an
Order.
ros- s-Cnited States Treasury notes OF Nation
al Bank Notes only received or paid.
j.N. wADDEY, F.p
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Shall We Meet Again.

The following IS said to be one Of
the most brilliant articles written BY
the Iamented George y. Prentice
"rhc fiat OF nature il inexorable.
There is nc appeal for relief from tho
great law which dooms us TO dust.
We flourish and fade as the leaves OF
tho forest, and the flowers that
bloom and wither in day, have no
frazier hold upon lite than the might
lest monarch who ever shook tho
earth with his footsteps Genera
tons of men will appear aud dlsap
pear on the earth, and tho multitude
that throng the world to-day will
disappear as the footsteps on the
shore. Men seldom think OF the
great event Of death until,hs shadow
falls across their own pathway, Iii
ding from their eyes the faces OF
loved ones whose living smile was
the sunlight Of their existence.
Death is the antagonist Of life, and
the thought Of tie ;omb ia the skel-
cton OF all feasts. We do not want
to 90 through the dark, although
the dark passage may lead to para.
disc We DO not want to lie down III
the dark grave, even with princes
for bed fellows. In the beautiful
drama Of Ion, the hope Of immortal
ity, is eloquently uttered by The
death-dcyo,sd Greek finds deep
response in every thoughtful soul.
When about 10 yield his young OK,
lstence as a sacrifice to fate, his
Clemshlhe asks il they shall meet
again, to which he rsplies: 4 have
asked that dreadful question of the
hills that look eternal-of the clear
streams that flow forsyer-oi the
stars among whose fields ot azure
my raised spirits have walked in
| glory. All were dumb, but as ]
gaze upon thy living lace, / feel that
there ia something in the love that
msntlss through its beauty that
cannot wholly perish. We shsl
meet again, Cleman,bc,'" ,"
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GUY aud County directory.

+ $ Fisher, Judge ofthe l2lh Judicial District
J. = Simmons, Chancellor 10th Cbanccry bis
triu
T. Ofanne, Sheriff
G. H. Gleason, Circuit c1srN
J c Harrison, Clmn,ery Clsth
W. " Howe, Treasurer
W A. Jones. Assessor
H. J Harding. PRECEDENT School Board
BOARD oP SUPERVISORS $ Guntrr Prcd
dent W 5, llarsGcll I N Sims, John
Wilson, .eal lHndy Hunt .col
Capt Samuel Matthews County surveyor
-.O.--
MAYoE ID b. Mcllcnry.
CONSTABLE Mansfield Williams.
ALnIRAES W y. llchin, J. O Hall, S.
Il. Bann, ". h. Locke
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The recent election In New
Hampshire resulted in a substantial
victory fot the Democrats. There
Is no choice By the people for Cover
nor, but the Democrats have re-
elected the entire Congressional DEL
eva,ion, and have q plurality at the
polls on Governor and Railroad
Commissioner.--[Philadslphis Age.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

An Iowa doctor thoughtlessly
laneed Q pimple on . patients nose
with his vaccination lancet. Il took
beautifully, but the patient says that
both fbr appearance aai eon.fssl hs
would almost a. soon hsvs suall~
pox.
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COURTS.
CHAYcERY COURT.

CrANCERY COURT.
Meets 2nd Nonia' in January, April, July
aud October aui holds two weeks.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Meets 9Th Monday " march July and No.
,ember and holds two weeks
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RELIGIOUS.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHuCH SOUTH
vi Rev. =. $. Psivay -Servicssvery lst.
Ord. 4ih and 9th Sundays Sabbath school. ?
o clock A NJ Prayer meeting every Wednes-
day d, o'logkF.n
n D7EsBYTERIAN CHuRCH-Rsv n. q
! Doak. Psstof.--serviees every 2hd, "a and
4th Sundays. Sabbath school o'clock An.
EPlsCOPAL CHrRCii-Rsv. ". 5. Spsirs,
IL Paliof-ssrvices FIRST Sabbath In the
month at 1880 a. m, snd3ri, Sabbath at 7.30
p. m.
DAPTIsT CHURCH Elder 9. ,. Young,
ID Pastor-sertiess every u, and Ord Sun
DAYS; Sabbath school . O'Clock an
IATHuLtC CHURCH Services iih Sunday
Y IN each month. BY Rev Father wiss.
CHRlsTiAN CHURCH Elder T ". Caskey,
y Pasior.--So regular appointment
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G0lSG NORTH.

'y,l train leave, Grenada gHlSA 4, pa" pop.'
llIO, Courlland il47 BMesvile, 1905,
.rdl,, 28b, Como, l.l0b n, aud ,rfiu
,t Nsmphis3i35P.
|Itpr,e trains leave Grenada 2'O0A. n, pass
Pope,iib, Courtland i0G Baicsyils 40,
s,fdis 5:0j Con-, Gao aud arrive at Mem.
phhslO An
rpIsh, train leave Grenada 6'45 A. ", pass
Pspss qsl0 Co rtlRnd g22, Batcsvilc
ss1, ssardIs 10 o,.Como li2o, aud arrive
ii nomphi'i'lO N.
Nail and I Exp rs trains daily,
freight runs dsi Y, except Sundays
The mail train going South makes Gireo.
,pn,ction at Grenada for New Orleans The
Ispr,s, going South conuecu for Water VAL
|y, CsGseville, Oxford, &c.
Il. d. FROST, Gsn'l Supt.
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MASONIC.

u'sis.r n. =. rh.pfp -,s. as
Regular Convocaiions lst Thursday IN each
month at ecloek, p N.
b. A. KiScHLor, n. P.
J. c. HARRISON, Sec'J.
sARDIs LODGE No. 307A.P. tA.M.
Stated Communication third Thursday
night In each month
JOuy WRIGHT, W ".
". II. WALL, secy
sariis Chsp.er, No. II.
Order Of the Eastern Star. Regular meeting
frst Thursday nightin each month.
Mr.. N. A. Thompson,
Worthy Nalron,
ur.. N. y. Wright
secy.
PASoLA R. A. CHAPTER, 40. 60.
Regular Communication, second Thursday
night In each month
r. MOORE, H.P.
CALAwAY, Seey
PANoLA LODGE, 40. 66.
Regular Communications. FIRST Wednesday,
n gh, before the fall moon Ia each month.
+, MOORE W. w.
JM.Cox, ssey.
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Great Unfailing Specific

for Liver Complaint and the painful ohpring
thereof, to.wiu DYSPEPSIA, CONSTlPA.
TiON, Jaundice, Bilious attacks SICK HEAD.
ACHE, Collie, Depression Of Spirits SOUR
STOMACH, Heart Burn, Etc, Etc
n.....I.i. tLn 1 Lrnr nrI nrnNnnI
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Tais unriTslled Medicine Is warranted mol to
contain a single particle Of MERcrRr, or any In.
l. =. -. 49,. L.... u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-13
THE WEATHER

WAE DEPARTMENT., Office Chief Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. Il. 1S73. n q. m. (
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwENTY-FOUR HOURs.-
The barometer has fallen from the lakes to the
Gulf and south and middle Atlantic coasts
being lowest over upper Michigan. Easterly to
sOutherly winds, rising temperature and cloudy
and threatening weather are now prevailing
over the New England and middle states
Cloudy and threatening weather and areas OF
high rain from Tennessee and Missouri to the
lakes. Generally clear weather and light winds
over the south Atlantic states. Easterly To
southerly winds and partly cloudy weather over
the Gulf states. Northwesterly winds. falling
temperature and cloudy weather over the north
west.
PEOBABTLITIEs.-For New England winds
veering to sOutherly and westerly, cloudy
weather and rising temperature, with probably
snow, over northern portion and rain over south
ern portion. For middle states, rising tempera-
ture. cloudy weather and areas of light rain.
but winds veering to westerly and northwestern
tonight, with falling temperature and clearing
but partly cloudy. weather. For the northwest.
falling temperature, fresh and brisk westerly TO
northerly winds and clearing weather; these
conditions extending eastward over the upper
lake region, Ohio. Kentucky and Tennessee.
For Gulf states,- coudy weather and rain areas,
but winds veering to westerly and nOrthwesterly
probably this afternoon and to- night, with clear
ing weather and falling temperature. For south
Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather, but
winds veering to westerly and northwesterly to-
night.