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MECHANICSVILLE,

on Monday, the 9th and Tuesday. the
2Sih of October, 1873. for the purpose Of
di.cha.gi"g his duty as an Officer of Reg
is.ra.ion, according TO the provisions o.:
said Ac. of the General Assembly OF
Maryland.
1t is made mv duty ty the 10Th and
11th SECTORS of tn Registration Act Of
1870, after correct; G any errors tina. may
he found to exist in my book Of rcgi,tra-
ton ard in the lists Of voters and noa.v,-
tors published ly me as directed hy the
oh section of sail Act. to register on the
days designated the name Of every person
who shall apply to me to be registered.
who shall satisfy me tina. he possesses, or
will possess the requisite constitutional
quail! Gcations b fore tie election mex. on
suiug, and who is rot disqualified unler
the second aud third sections of the first
Article Of the Constitution. and also tn
name nf every person whom Judge OF
a Court to which tau ar?ca! has been ia
ken f. ON the decision of any eff ,cr of
rceist.a has decided 20 be entitled to
be registered as qualified voter.
According TO additional requirements
of the Registration law, my Office will be
open on the days DESIGNATED above from
8 O'Clock, a. M, to 6 o'clock. p. m.
\. i All foreign born citizens not
registered will be required to have their
naturalization papers with them; AID all
persons having removed from one dis
trie, to another, must have thrir names
changed to the disiric, in which they re-
side.
FREDERICK A. MORAN,
Register
9Th Election District
Oct 9. 1S.3-td.
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STENCIL WORK,

CEORGE II YLOR, of Port Tobacco, will
" faithfully aud promptly attend TO all or
deIs for work sent hy mail.
lie charges for plates for marking hogsheads
OF tobacco, sacks, boxes, &c, eight cents per
letter brushes thirty cents extra.
For name plates for marking clothes books
&c, from tifiy cents 10 one dollar an quar-
ter, ink, brush and box with directions for
usiog included
Name plates sent by mail, posts &c prepaid.
Large plates by steamer 20 any point.
Cash in all cases must accompany the order
or if persons prefer they can leave their or lers
accompanied by the money, with MR T BoYD,
at Moore sHoiei
may 5, ls:s-Sm
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FOR SALE.

A excellent Dwelling House, in first rate
N condition, with 20 acres OF land attached.
The out-huildings are modern snd commodi-
Gus. The soil Of the land is excellent, and its
condition good. The fencing is new and Of
first class material.
The situation is well suited to Q Physician,
or to any person desiring q comfortable resi-
dence IN heaishy and pleasant locality.
Steamboat communication and the general
saltwater advantages in convenient distance
10 the property.
For terms and particulars, address
COMBS DOWNS,
Attorneys ter Owners,
Leonaratown, Nd.
June -, l213-tE.
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Warranted TO do the whole range Of Family
Sewing with more rapidity, with more ease Q.
management and with less Fatigue TO the OPP.
orator than any Nachice now in use
II will Stitch, Hem. Fell, Tuck, Quilt, Cord
Basic, Bind, Braid, Embroider, and Gather in
most perfect manner, and will sew through
the entire range of family work, from Nainsook
TO the heaviest Beaver Cloth, and will sew from
one to sixteen thicknesse. Of Muslin wi,hou,
change of tension.
II makes the Elastic Iock-Stich, conceded to
be the best for Strength and Durability, and
will not rip, even ifevery third stitch be cut
r Machines delivered aud instructions Civ.
en-. Price $40. Address -.
BENZ POWELL,
Leouardtown,
St Mary's county, Nd
Jan 80, ls73-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-23

FHE undersigned. officer of Eegisira-
y ton for the 5,h Election District
of Saiu. Mary's Comfy. in comPliance
with an act of the General Assembly Of
MARYLAND, passed At the January <es. ion
of 1870. which makes it tie duty Of on
GERS "f Regis ration 20 sit with open doors
a. some place convenient to the voters OF
their respective districts for two sacccs.
sive days commencing on the lib Mon
day of October in each year. hereby
gives notice that he will attend Mt
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Registration Notice.

"ESI}E undersigned, fiicor ofRcgistra-
81 tion for the 2nd Election District,
Of SAin. Msry's county, in com ?liance
with an Act of the General Assembly Of
Maryland. pa sed at the January session
of 1870, Which makes it the duty of Off
GERS OF Registration to sit with orcn doors
at come Place convenient to the voters Of
their respective districts for two success
sive days, commencing on the 4;h Mon
day OF October IN each year. hereby
gives notice tina, he will attend at
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Il 7 BARBER,

1 h Election District.
Oct .. ISI3-ti. Il
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Surveying.

Dariies wishing TO employ the services Of the
Il undersigned as Surveyor viii address
GEO. u. pENT
Great. Mills, /. o., Nd.
march :S.h. is..-iL
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1st Election District.
Oct ., 1S113-td.
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Oct ., 1S73-td.
, 1873-10-11

- ~, n. n. r ~,
.oa y. sd1 ,nr. ~ uoofGe T. ,Miarg mas oleoteu 70
Rtee'dc, anu W. Y. rerkins was closo Score m
ooyct ot 1aous thn ootea nu IGaoru na 70 eo @
onecs sn"s the mootlhs shonltl procoen,, 70 OK,
press a,,a, proferonGe 1op 80 somo indlSats'
az enmuuase .nau ior Inc nonEM: .a Some Ifoa
S.eIud Se % morS gsfesaoa y GIom. 9Tn, 1nuora 1'n,
i. u "uuBo Norto .1 a'ni nG5 t'' ~ nlni im'sue..
nut, poioto auy actioh eoia 70 tnNGtf, lnvtlon M
70 aa1oufn WYE carriot!. hha tliG cnoteo was tloa
'e't to oo ulas'o to-aay ny 'hH'lVie'Aal Vote.
At 0 o'clock Thursday night won,ar waa aoon
hovorinr n1nlk thu AZ Ernnc{a Nnyiar Arnflenv
, 1873-10-11
PERSONAL.

Gen. q. X. Steele, Of Rockville, Ia at tho sAer-
man.
j.. B. Kimball, o. 8. N, Is at tho West Side
Briggs.
Kuhns',
Gen. F. D. scwcll of Washington, Is at tho
Sherman
F. Grobin,, Of Hong Kong, China, IL Mt the
Shorman.
James o'A1ane, Unitod States Navy, is at the
Grand Pacific.
Dr.. ]. N: Thornton, of Cincinnati, ia at the
Grand Pacific.
Miss Charlotte Cushman. the great actress, is
at tue Gardner.
Tho Hon. s. J.. Anthony, Of Valparaiso is at
the Woat Sido Briggs.
r. Blake, Jr., United statca Coast Survey, iy
at tho Grand Pacific.
Tho Hon. ]. 8. Kingman, of North Carolina
Comic A: do nroo and All. 1suehe, of France,
are ut tho Grand Pacific.
The lion. Schuyler CoIfax. ex-Vice-Ptesldont,
is registered at the Wost Siae Briggs.
Capt. VIM. s. Evaus, Government contractor,
Pittsburgh, Ia at tho Vest Side Briggs.
Edward Gooafollow and j. D. Baylor, UnIto1
States CoaHt Survey, are stopping Ut tho
GardHor.
HE. Sargent, General Superintendent Of the
Michigan Uontral 1tailroad, has Eono to Do
troit.
DR.. Z. Trucsdoll, tho Rev. II. NJ. Bear and
Ja.los D. Livingstone, Of New York, arc regis
tered at the Graud Pacific.
Dr., Wolfram, Germany Con. John @. Safely
Iowa the Hon. ". J. IibhottH, and Con. i. W.
Gle, boHton, arc ut tho Sherman.
Robert Harris, General Superintendent OF tho
Ehicauo Burlington j. Quincy lailroad, has gouo
to tho Missouri 1slyor OH a tour Of inspection.
E.R. Wadsworth, 0cneral Freight ;Agont, Of
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad, has
zone 10 Ottu'nwa, Iowa, OH business Of his road.
James T. Harvey formerly n member Of tho
Board Of Trade Battery Of this city, died on
"Wednesday morning, of yellow fever, Mt Nom
lihis.
lord Townshend, and Count Droighton, who
Lsyo been stopping at the dnrdner, have gono
to Montreal.
It was not Paul T. Cooper, as printed by mis-.
tRko. but Col John 3. Cooper, aoniof partner Or
tho prominent law firm Of Cooper, ua1nett q q
Packard, who presided ut tue meeting whleh
, 1873-10-11
TUG-WHlSTLES.
TO the Editor nf The ChictHo Tribune:

TO The Editor Gf The Chicaao Tribune:
SIN: Ono OF tho greatest nuisancos in this
city is the noisy tug-whistlo. The tug-peoplo i'll
yariably give three terrible blasts for eacll
bridge. Tho sound is frightful, and should 10
stopped at once. In Milwaukee, they nro allowed
to blow but ono (not loud) whistle as they ap-
proach oach bridge. In Detroit. II thoy blow n
whistle Of tho dock they are subject to a fine OF
S25. This thing arnoys mauy porsonH. Ono
whistle IL sufficient. HUMANITY,
, 1873-10-11
STEAM FtRE.ENGiNE TEST.

OSHKOSH, WiB Oct. 1o.-0n invitation Of tho
Gates Drothcrs steam fiso-enginca had 4 tral
to-day, in which the Silsby machine camo out
ahead, both in the distauco of throw and in tho
quantity of water,
, 1873-10-11
m MEm0RIAM.

BosroN. Oct. 10.-Tlo Catholic societies hero
are celebrating tho birthday Of Father Mathew
by grand parAdo.
, 1873-10-11
ALL HANDS pERlSHEO,

Dosrox, Oct, 1O.-A capszcd Bchonncr was
picked up to-day near port, aud tho body Of q
woman was found lashed to the week. It is
supposed that all hands parished.
, 1873-10-11
cOtORED ODD.FELLOWS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-Tho Grand Lodge OF
the United Order of Odd-Fe1lows (coored) in
holding session IN Georgetown to-day, aud
paralcd this morning.
, 1873-10-11
REAL ESTATE WANTED

STANTED-76 OR 1o0 FEET At KENWOOD OR
w Hyde Park; w311 exchange good hause and lot OF,
Wnhhsh:Av., and ray part money. Inquire uLR1CH 4
BOND, 81 Doarb0Tn-st.
WANTED-TO NUY 4 HOME IN on AROUND
w Chlcngo ,nonth1y payments. Address ID, 1rsh
otIiru.
, 1873-10-11

mon sAI.E-29 AUREs or OilOtoE AZURE rHOP-
orty, unfnoumboro, ncssod an tho hvonuos south Of
rgiowoa uhohis nored ior 9dAYa AZ soty 10y p;1cqs
Ina rbortl
, 1873-10-11

MISCELLANEOUS,
GITuAT!ON WANTED-TO TRAVEL WITH AN
p invalid; has had largo experience. Address n l.,
Tribune OiGcO.
G1TUAT1ON, W;ANTED-BY A. LADY or EXPE
- r1pncc as boDkkGppas assistant In often; can
giye good references. plcaso addroes 81, Tribunf
ohc0. :
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-03
Sunday School Celebration.

The annual reunion of the SUI.
day Schools of this place, with other
invited schools took place on Thurs
day last. Owing to the heavy rains
OF the day previous and the threat
ening appearance of the weather
with bad roads, the attendance was
not as large by opc.half as it other
wise would have been. The special
train from Memphis brought down a
small representation from Scnatobia
and Como. The freight train from
the south, with special car, brought
the Schools from CORTLAND and
Popo's and a small delegation from
Batesville. The different schools,
with n large number of spectators,
assembled in the Methodist Church,
which was handsomely decorated by
the ladies', Uncle Yarley Winters
kindly furnishing a large portion of
the flowers and evergreens, at 10 o.
clock aud after appropriate ceremo-
MES, Mr.. j. @. Hall was introduced
aud delivered an appropriate, chaste
and eloquent address that pleased
and delighted his hearers and won
for himself their highest esteem.
The singing was very fine. The
Schools then adjourned to Mr.. j. +.
La vender's grove where an ample
basket dinner was spread.
The evening wore away enioyably to
all who were on tho grounds, with
the exception that the cater-pil-
lars were q source of constant dread
to the butterflies" and the expires.
sion most in use during the evening
was o! my, therO'a a caterpillar"
The ground under tho trees was
covered with cater>pillars, in
fact we have never seen such
quantities of these insects as infest
this country. We regard the celebra-
ton as n decided success and regret
that want of space prevents a full
description.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-03

We published in our last issue an
article from the Central, published at
Water Valley, representing a April
Fools Joke OH two of our county
men. In reply to this article Of the
Central, Mr.. Hubbard sends us the
subjoined letter. We have known
Mr. Hubbard for a number Of years
and there is no man in our county
that has o better reputation as an
honest pure man, and the reflections
in tho Central were u%nwarrantsd.
The facts briefly are as VIC can learn
them, Is that there ia a competition
among two or three merchants in
Pops's for the possession Of tho post
Office, zach one wanting II in their
stores and that on account OF the
iron clad oath the office was given to
an old lady in the community aud
that the appointment was nominal
on her part, as the Office was filed
by deputies who accounted for the
office to the department. There
was no intention on the part Of any
Of the competitive parties for the pos
session Of tho Office to do any injury
to the old lady's means of support as
she received nothing from the Office
aud was but a figure head aud de.
sired to give it up, and any imputa-
ton upon Mr. Hubbard Of this char.
sctsr Is certainly without foundation.
Il seems that some one from Pope''
wrote u communication to the editor
Of the Central giving the facts al
published by the Central, and that
upon the name being demanded the
editor OF the Central asked time u
write to the party to acknowledge
himself the author Of the article, buI
which has not yet been done, bu'
win be brought to light before ,h'
matter l. settled we understand. Mr.
Hubbard's letter to us is as fol.
lows:
PorE's STATION, Miss, April 30, 70
Ediior Pssoia Sr
DsAR Sin IL sec you have eopie,
a piece from the Mississippi cntnd
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-03
Mississippi Central Railroad Ex-
tension.

The work OF building the Missis-
sippi Central Railroad Extension,
north from jackson, Tennessee, il
progressing now with great rapidity
The track Is now laid for over ten
miles, and the grading is oil done, to
Milan, with the exception OF one cut
In two or three weeks, at furthcrest,
the iron will be laid down to Milan
the junction of our road with the
Memphis and Louisville road. We
presume that just as soon as the road
is completed TO Milan, our Missisip-
pi Central trains will run 10 that
point instead OF humboldt.
The extreme bad weather OF the
past winter, greatly retarded opera
tons Gu this extension, but now tho
work ia being pushed forward with
great vigor. BY the first Of Septem-
Der, at least, the road will be pushed
far on towards the Ohio river. We
do not understand that anything has
yet been done, to the contemplated
bridge across the Ohio at Mound
City, but every assurance is given,
that the Illinois Central Railroad will
promptly do tina, work. W. have
no doubt but before another winter
sets in our trains will run from New
Orleans to Chicago without change,
and freights carried from one Of
those points TO tho other, without
breaking bulk"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-03
List OF Letters,

Remaining in the postoaiss a. 2 o'clock ,. ~
Thursiay, May LET, 1873 sty ADVERTISED
when yoa cali hr these letters, - thsy are
kept separate from the general Delivery.
B-Batis Peter. Bdss Gsorzs. Bury J r
Biaesek ] 7, Bo-nsn y J = Blairns : W,
Black Annie.
C-Camen Su,an J. ci.msas ] 4.
r-rishsr J.iry, fargl.oh D X, File Ms,
Floyd Pamela
G-Gsrinsr Arthur, Giissris . ", Gll's.
RE Ma SN
H-Hiets ?. Teyis Nicholas, IIisti n n.
Huisan A ]. Iiusi1n John.
J-Jsmis5n " ,, J0Hss Mis- DsalYi Jack.
son ! ~
K-KinrJS s, Kenny Nir,hA KsaiJ "
L-Lsvis gesrgs tooll, Lorm.n 7 ?, Is
hsut.r Mr. Lambert Charles.
M-vsors ] W. Hctis Mrs s D. heSaity
Johs. Marsh George J, Moore Nj. Anss, Nc
E-ssnss Barns, Ne. william, s,sbi, au,
Nssi ThOmat
u-OAss james z.
R-Rath.rfori Nis A y, Rutherford Della,
Robsru A. Roads J.
s-seslsa Raur.f, Smith Miss &c, Sinsgm
wiiisr,. Stoskss n.
T-TitIa uattis.
WHITE Jehu. Vans MIST q. Wilson Iohn,
wssasn Matte, Nugs n " Hilson O VI
walls iohn.
Yea Wal
IN wADJsT, Pm
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-03
Telegraphing Without an Instru.
ment.

Tn. Chicago Tribune Publishes III. exploit Of
Capt John y Hill, when on a snow-bound
train near Shafsbsry W In 1868 Capt Hills,
withou, instruments Of any kind .Iespt the
wire en- the poles, pfopo ed, nevertheless, 70
telegraph to Rutland The superintendent was
incredulous, but Capt. u. quickly CO, The wire,
and communicated With the officers Of the road
q, Rutland merely striking the ends Of the -ir.
,oss ,hsr--ihui making and breaking the isls.
graphic ciieuit 81 he vould have done with
the key ofsn s%rdin,ry op-ssting ins,umsnt.-
An engine va, Immediately sent To the relief
ofthc blockAd.d train. But tn. entits operation
required the .sceiVing a. well a. the sending Of
messages. This va the crucial test Of Capt.
Hiiis Ingenuity, skill and nerve, and, until
this vas accomplished, the superintendent snd
passengers felt no aunrAncs that the message
znt had becn intslligibiy ommsaisaisd 70 the
officers q, Rutland. Striking wirss together We
wrote 10 The officers al Rutland a. follows
"Troubls. Answer slowly. am working
viihoa,A an slrumsnt; will receive your an.
swsrs through n, tongue. We tosehsith The fros.
~ wire 10 bis iouugr, With the SAINT result at
fut a. that enjoyed by the boy who undertook
70 liok the fro., from bis skate steel, bat sund
that the steel knss more a0out licking than he
did The wirs voaldn 40 Until IL va warned,
and then kindly teok the skin N vlih a. 10
the wire wNlsngthsnd and carried iato the ear.
Amer IL was varnsd,C Cap, ~ received the nss-
saFss BY putting one cad Of the wire above
and the olhsi under bis ioangs, ssi letting tbs
electric ogrrsnt pas throagh u, when he vas
abs 10 read By The iuccsssion Of sharp and
somsuhat painhi electrical shssks His success
vas perfect and be not only SEQ, and received
messages for The superintendent bg, br several
u the passengers The only III consequence Of
the exploit vas the total loss Of taste which
Capt. II. uttered br ss.srsl days snsrvsrd.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-03

sh sisai f1 ammh II
eiHa#Hii hsl ttGs.4 iasa.
rt fffl if lm H%gumH5 ai.
mH lf4iaHt at "a So u ssl
at.ssiiaE W iHi ~ "A ~
kh4H he haab Nf 0pshHm
aimsi8 bafs Jet HtJaai, Gaas
mom CB I8H itsf Hstk ahd
HIM. NJ laHlsa Va hgm gia9v0
1911 A00 WIlb a. Insurance lhs
lslg having tsbiiti 4 isT aay,
ielwe Ne ne fhsy taysd about
$1,000 EsIh n 6sf alosk ~
liiyasi loss aboui Tea baIsi pl siilga
and mfI9a4 other fafteflosi eoiisn,
aiagaolihE N al l0ahgai my bsIss
W. q Key lpst bls tigfs lalldina
worth $500, which w. Sscamsi
by w. Thompson as M Office, who
losl ha Office furniture, medicines
sle. r 9, liass 4 60 lost
b1iidlng ahd neatly Nh gftbsir
ibeit lom 4 about 10000
with 1850 assurance Tho .ec
Iion house Of the NJ at liailroad
was burned, also several small
bd dIngs, occupied for kitchens, IN
.bc rear d tbo line Of store build
Every effort should DO made 10
The villain that caused the fire,
a swift aud terrible punishment
upon tho devil Ia human
'orm, who has, for pecuniary gain
,r out Of malice, caused such a ter
iblc calamity.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-03
Fire at Como.

oa Sunday night last, a d~cstruc-
fire visited Como, ia which more
IA half OF the business houses were
Riroyed. The cause Of the burn
Is mystery, but 1t is believed
b It was tho work of an incendiary,
4 there Is but little doubt, if any
al, that some fend 10 human form
lsed this ruin 10 one Of the most
fsperous towns in the State. The
fsiness houses OF the town are sit.
fed in a line on tho south side Of
e railroad, with occasional open
Is between the buildings. Th,
r vas discovered about IL o'clock
} Mr. Blackburn, in a lot OF cot.
p piled up against his store house,
Hdhs immediately called assistance
pa Hn' able to put the fire out in
3 cotton, but the hahes passed up
the ceiling aud wall Of the
'ousc, and spread ever the roof
-
nth grea, rapidity, and all attempts
''re Intellectual to stop the flames,
'hieh spread from building to build.
g With such rapidisy that the whole
20 north of this house was soon iu
'mes, there being u strong gale
from the south at the time.
he flames did not spread south
ID that portion OF the town from
II. Dunlap { Co.'S store, wa.
'ved. The following firms were
out: d. Blackburn 4 Co.,
~ about $500, with $4,000 insur.
zee ID. Y. breckenridge saloon
80 $500, with $4,000 insurance
lowe Brothers owned the nex'
uudiag, which was occupied by j
'fesuvauli, aud worth about $500
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-03

John White shot aud killed his
brother, Dan White, on the 26th ult.,
at Strayhorn, Desoto county. Tho
Times gives the particulars, aud
from them we learu that il was ono
of the most brutal, odd ,blooded
murders ever committed in the an
nails Of crime.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-03
Press Association OF Mississippi.

The Ninth Annual Convention " tho Pres
Association Of Mississippi will convene n Ne.
fidian on the 6ui Wednesday liih day "
Jane next All Editors o. ruhli,h cu IF DEM
o%crailc or Conservative papers arc entitled 10
membership
Annual Omior-A ! Harper, Of the oko.
Iona States.
Annual E,sayst-jamcs A Steven, Of lhe
COLUMBUS Index.
Mrs. Sallie Ada Vance, now Editor of tho
Lexington Advertiser, aud Mis- Jennie lIuHi,
Of Nicksburgi were, by unanimous resolution
Of the last Convention, held At Columbus,
june D 1872, Invited to write poems ~ be
read at our approaching Convention
A general attendance Of members Is expect
ed and desired
FIT COOPER, Presided
II. WLLroLE, Secretary.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-03

The remaining side windows for
the ProtOstan, Episcopal church ar
rived a day or two since, aud we I'M
derstaud have boon placed in their
positions. Unfortunately the hand
some memorial ehaneol window,
presented by one OF our mos. valued
friends, was badly damaged by TIE
transfer company in Memphis,
which has caused lis delay. It is
expected however, sometime during
the coming week.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-03

Ee tender our thanks for an in
bon to attend q Complimentary
b. to be given in Bstesville on
evening of the 9Th, at Lester
]. This will be one Of the finest
D~rtainments of the season as
y arrangement has been made
tsuro success, a fine band will
|snse sweet concord of sounds to
En and please the ear, aiding
tby the poetry of motion in the
ss of the dance, a bountiful sup
vill be provided aud every ef,
made to please the invited
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-03
Officers OF Tate County.

We append the following list Of
officers OF Tate county Sheriff, l..
W. Mackey ; Chancery aud Circuit
Clerk, 0. +, West; Treasurer, W. j.
Pace ; Superintendent of Education,
w. Il. Colo; Tax Assessor, -
Walker, Supervisors, T. S. Tate, ].
v. Walker, Hi Bobo (coIored)
James Pickle and Dave Neighbors.
These officers hold their Office until
tho LIST Of January, 1874, and were
appointed by the Governor.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-03

Service at the Protestant Episco.
pal church tomorrow morning, at
half past eleven o'clock, by the Rev.
Mr.. speirs. Seats have recently
been put IN, which makes it much
more comfortable.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-05-03

Il learn from a friend that a ter
! tornado visited tho plantation Of
/ Robt. Wallace, and adjoining
les about 3 o'clock on last We'd
Pay aud our correspondent says :
lere was scarcely u tree, fruit OIL
b, LETT standing in the lawn OF
bard. Several cabins were blown
b, and in one of them three ne,
children were killed aged re-
one, sixteen and seven.
years and two girls badly wound