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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-29

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The weather.

Never have our Gu niers been so favored as they
arein the fall of'fs57- The season, although a
dry one, has been unsurpassed in its balmy a.
p,osphere, and the latter part of November wit
uesses all the beauty Of an Indian Summer Ifth re
is single farnx whohas failed to secure and store
his ereps properly, the fault is with himself, and
his neglect Is without excuse. The roaJs, too, are
in excellent condition; never have been better at
this season nf the year We cannot, however,
expect the fine weather TO continue. The end is
near. Old inter will soon assert his right.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-29
FAMILY GROCERIES.
z-eO BONDS

500 6 per Cent. GOld-bearing Bonds,
A CCORDING to Government rule, on sums Of
IA Que Thousand Dollars and over.
We Pay Express Charges, and deliver free
at Perysburg. All kinds of
Government Securities
Bought and Sold Interest allowed on deposits.
Exchange an New York e-tenth per Ct prcmiuu
EXCHANGE BANK or TOLEDO
ANDREW BROWN 4 CO.,
l3l Sumnlt-stTeet Toledo o.
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Cider, Mills.
These Mills are nos only warranted to be well
made aud well Finished, of good material, but also
to do well and thoroughly the work for which they
are intended.
Full directions win accompany each Mill for
making the most delicious cider.
Cane Mills The Victor.
The most complete Mill in the country.
Cooks Evaporator.
They have invariably given the highest satisrac.
ton.
Eureka Cutting Bnx-a universal favoritc.
Wood Mlls-Lima, Norwalk and Eclipse.
Corn -Shellers- Star and Burralls Iron.
Buckeye Cider Mill; Buckeye Grain Drill.
lron-b beam, Cast and Steel Plows.
Wheel-barrows and Road-scrapers.
Farm Bells and Washing
Wel-pumps and Water-drawers, Churns, Reels
Wheels, &c. Repairs tor all machines.
You will also fnd at the Agricultural Ware.
house the largest stock of
CABINET FURNITURE
In the county, together with large stock Of Cab
net Turning and Broom handles.
WILLIAM CROOK.
Perrysburg, July rs, 1867. LIZ
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-29

DowS AMONG THE DEAp MEN, are, Mt this mo-
ment thousands who might have been alive aud
well had they used that great life pres erver. Plan
tation Bitters. Let the living lay it to heart that
they are the best known remedy for all dyspepuc
complaints, slomlch arrangements, aud general
debility. As dclicens cordial, combined with
great tonic virtues their equal cannot be found.
yers and persons of sedentary habits particularly
thosewh0 are weak and suffer with mental de-
preston, are greatly benefited by these Bitters.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne and at half the price.
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BENEFITS OF Advertising.

The widely circulated and popular New York
Ledger has Increased its sales from next to nothing
to over three hundred thous nd. The circulation
Of the AniericoR Agricultural has iun upin mir e
years time from five hundred to two hundred and
fifty THOUSAND. The Household Jownal, which
snbsided7at the commencement ofthe war because
its owner went south, obtained in six months time
from starting, round weekly circulation of eight
Thousand. The results have been accomplish ed
almost wholly by liberal and judcious advertising,
promising Ct course that paper of some merit
was made 10 back it.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-29

To BE HAPPY YOU MUST DE XwrUoUs."-So
said the late humnrist, Artemas Ward, the show
man. To cure any Kind Of IIumor, take DR.. j.
W. Puland's Humor Doctor, composed of several
of the best roots and herbs used for purifying
the blood, aud which have been used by our
grandmothers in past generations. Sold by PECK
4 HAMILTON.
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The CIncinnati Cnzette.

We direct the attention of our readers to the
prospectus of the Cincinnati Gqse,tc, in another
co'umn-decideAly the best daily newspaper in
the West It is edited with ability, and as a
medium of news --polfical and otherwise-is un-
surpassed. 1t will be found complete in every
department desirable to the general reader. Read
its prospectus for the coming year.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-29

A DEER, which had swan from the cas- t
shore of the Maumee River, was captured
on Adams street, Toledo, on the 18th.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-11-29

Ihercby certify hdi wds sorsiy 01licied ritk BOSs
6r too years, Sr,l9b0 Mems,itcs Gjon wy Fpbs md
otAer Parts of NY body. fAe neySngs rahieA sHdYrd
0om then, dir fndesciIbubie iSalEoc Il 20 sap thar
Jdi ly tired srerdi If tAc sasl popular h,nos rsas-
dies but 'ritho'f reacry NE eGf,cti,r at ncth by
hc earnest rr2ncsf " aH tsBdis friend, 1nlssstl
% Try ~. y "; l@dn'rs Rlgor Doctor, aud 0m rxgy
health restored BY itsilg Dr. Ioidrs aJSsVsrid NED
scines. MILTON GALE
l}oslol yan H. 1896
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Mrs. POrscr, Dover. N. II.
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,

GEORGE W. SWIFT NJ. D.. PRoTRnIoR.
,zW- West Truax and Dooley Bros, Whole
sale Agents, Toledo.
For sale at Retail by Peck 4 Hamilton. I7zs
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-08


''lt f'hH'Ia ~ ~ sss, :. l.. -
ielahlly 8fHa4si h tha l.s,..s,...... \. ~, J,
llerqmlpg feel.laFeil voter. w. Wssfl
~ Guild spfak n sYety I'M .,,b NV
iHiiFHe N / tfHalhsf II w
ever Lssly sheHll A. Avrk. n Nm,
Rseat duty NJ tlis haHr. Wsl#s \.
oaf peopie who afe not diaffanTbl.s,l
r r. gpihiug prevent Them frehl
leE'aspflila Neglect your efops 4
daY ~ tWo RiAk yoiir health, n
yvu eHnnos flils NJ Ne bIaea N repll
Wy, walk II yoti caauot walk ellen
fias' llal aligse All, du not lalI h
feEifief u seems little Thing, der.
liHps . mere lafec Neglect K. and
*e warn you that II may bqaon,e II,a
pFe'',de le Z ifiost tremtndoua frncnl
~, The fiiih aot ~ which viii ansl
" Ike unhappy Mcsico, with nne,h.
- i0rlliue-seeking MaaimiIlau fare.
Iug the bondage Of an unw.leon,s
royalty ubon IT, No considctalc
lover cf bis country; NO mah wI,o
iieslrta that Ms chfldmn shnula H.
lbe eniranchiscd ireamen of q free
aud no man wholis unwilling 10 bc
aade ,'.'le 9 foreigner wllhent privilege .or
ayof 10 upon the soil OF BIZ. nativity
VIII fall % register. Tfwa wSre
utter ouly ylone wotd bc.
ween nov and ihe FIRST Of September,
se Would 80 around amongst ths
Mople' and increasingly din into their |
'ars--" Reglsterl Registcrlo
H0iW G,TibI,e pS,,,.t..,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-08

e
PowERior Sfx A HoKzEs--
A writer says' ere q one per-
cdptioh tIlat 1 lioses~s that bnt
little attention n paid 70, aud
that j. the povlrcnt, Win
some horses h isute as with the
dog and farahsft ofthose that
havsIta slfks nibnch d physi4
oiaas and others khowledet a.
sinvaluable. / Hnew ii to fail.
and / have riddadreds Of miles
dark niel'ey, snnyasidcsstion Of
this power Of ra i my simple
adsi~s never elysur bore 1t
nighs. but give sr,s hesd ma !
you my fss that hei viii
nsyef ~ on thsnndwill saSTy
'yosf expeditiousa safslysaln
regard 70 the ~ sent n all
horse ] snee Va ef . pair. tl,st |
wss stolen, xsRi ~ n5sihIy lsy |
th< tsrk being hnthx hissns,s,, i
and that Hf1er hekehsikent AIs !
or eigkt hour. nAs7t
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-08

4 go-ahead planter N neighbor-
ing eg,rty tsas TsPtrYsled Bls
politician than planter, who was dis
cufiuE ne siaie Il fka tqbntfy, G.
r<rially tINtiif cons seftfnr ths sonsh
ern States inio military districts.
The 'gc'ahead phtntef heard him
throughsand asked if the bill pro.
hibited the making Of corn; being
ansverrd n the negative, herespond-
Cd III i don't llira DIN Congress
and il's biz Let EN- rr. su,|
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-08

~ - " ~ v
We find. the following suggestive
letter ID Che Galveston Nsrs Of, the,
9TH ultimo: ~ q y gsaoad Z 81 ,gsI
,is's + g ,GsAIyEyrods, Texas May 5. 81, I,
EDS. NEwss--Wishing to occupy
as little Of yppg valuable space as
possible, / shau lin compliance with
The particular Request Of several indi-
viduals) refer briefly to the following
.fhcts, and respectfully request 4 pub
lioation Of them in your, ,columDs for
theibeneft Of those Interested in the
I1atter.A is;asd sinAhrsAsh - lstl i1bo
Lieut. William Martin .foIbert or
"Shepandosh = notoricsy,i and The
same who wondered himself 80 con-
spicncsis BY, bis connection with the
priyateors g hicamauga, was BY
chance personally known to me .du-
ring the war ,Sofar as cunning and !
bravery are concerned, I do ! not be-
liese he had match in the Confede-
rate navy; but on two or three oc-
cssions heis known to'haye, abused
his authsrity, and gone step too far
IN the matter Of making seizures upon |
die hfgh seas, which gained him the
very uneuyiAble reputation OF pirate.
Attic close Of the war he tlisap.
peared lirom' the country, and was
lost sight Of for some time, Till re-
Gently he has turned up in command
Of 4 hrgeghip, Ioptaiu East india
shters, called The "Bird OF the
Ocean," and hns now broagin him
self more prominently into notice |
than eyer before, BY simply having |
LAIN wager OF two thousand five |
hsndEs dpllsssa 1lpoz.ther fhct Of 81
Wilkes Booth being in existence
and Won the ger. ss'ss.sg =. s.g' ~. 80
This question, which has been fear
fully agitsted, since the war in certain |
sections Of me Bnited 'states, has not
yet 64Faf 4rsoriix settlyds thsnfi
i sS0sN Nrstd, tfleFfhe lapse &c two
years. Will some person be kind
nzIoagh 10 unrassl abs mystery which
rlings 70 Booth, and explain how the
take at issue in Calcutta. was decid-
a to belbngto chpt. fuibert.
Most respectfully ytuf oba scrv't,
JosEPH hrMAsTERs,
Al asss vna.v Late Can't G. s. N i
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TFFF'bIs FIHht N 4 IIHII Room.

80 fAteHs bill II IldseEifk. fD,s
ltpH ~ weHf ~ II penee and aa,ses
HeAA Hstll ~ felsef, dgbn HI,
hugh hobt foftes, ] Ifaba5h aiHI
Abe. Cfuw eame there. h i mIsl' i
'fe@h Hp she ball. When shsv 80.
ftfHi the baII room ilsy had I lsw
wofia, when fisn. IIannsll ae,ek
Hel' tolseF N Tire l#se wlsl, fevoIy.
n HerHhgtf then stepped M ~
TURN iT he p'irpoae, " u mld, IN
.lopplap Che flIss, when John tiItz.
baFh dfsw derinFer and sbst Idm
through Che heart, Aftef whlqI, h
never : spoke. Ash Clayton. Who wns
ild,IlinE at thc time, then draw !
knils and stabbed aJl, colyer ii lba
small oi ihc back aud under tI,e
ghtshonlder. Abe tipwthen rush.
~ :, y and shot Clayton through the
tlllah, and another ball struck him
on the forehead, The bali not et,tering
The skull, but FIHBeing over h. under
'nc ! SKIN, md passing out al tho back
~ ,he head. Crow then drew blA
snls' end struck Clayton across thc /
head inhietlng terrible wound. |
fiikhugh, after shooting Beraneer. |
rushed = On Tom Thompson, when the
latter shot him in the stomach, lLe
bail passing through him. Bob,
Forbes then rushed into the faht.
when Thompson shot him down alao,
i''e ball entering the right side, ranv.
ng back, striking Tue backbone and |
the baok, then glanced toI
he right, going down the hin. AZ
er 81 thc shooting was all over, Rob.
Woodruff went into the melee, when
ome man struck him over tIelhead
yitli q revolver and laid him cut for
lead. Ny Smith also came IN four
shing a revolver, when Fitxhuph.
sholwas thought 10 be dead. or AZ
east dying, raiscd himself and with
'is bowie-knifc stabbed Sy Smith.
nilleting dangerous wound. 4 Out
4 the eleven men who were engaged
the light, nine lay dead, or NOR
ally wounded, op the ball room
oor'- ore0oNi iF.rJ9Iza 4
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-08

SOMETHING GussIp mas NEVER
SEEN Nssr Sen Il man lust rrt-
ting tried before the Criminal Court
who acknowledged himself ~ guilty,
N B.-He would be d f6o1 n Ii did.
Never sulered into . conversation
with - lady just 9 rstnrned from
church, whohsdn'tf forgotten the trrt,
and didn't know the styie Of every
bonnet present. usiz aias 'aslaH
Never knew young gentleman Of
moussaebes fefg an pposriaiu growth
acknowledge 70 have received "the
Never knew q newspaper, novel;
writer whodid not t~liers himself 10
be . ricglesed Child vf denius.
Never knew ! lawyer whe didn't
sineerelv behave he shssld he :.
Judge Of lie fprsme court. 'rsssq I
Never Know ) woman who sasun'.
proud ef f.hsekaesea.H sfsmITIs
Newer know nan srho. was M,
iEnprsscd with > lurking seusc of
bis being I dtucetl good fflIow. :
Nevsf knew = gssspper who
would not deny the charrs'
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HEAVY on paEAcHrns. In l
small cohntry town there lived 4
poor boy who was 1t times 1 lilsle
insane One day The poor listIe IA.
low, having obtained 1 fish-hook and
line, was amusing himself By fishing
IL q dirty puddle, of water Tho
minister Of The place coming along.
cspied The boy, and thinking 10 have
some fun. asked him, what No uas
6shing fbr. '.why replied thc bos. /.
IL am fishing Tor fhd dsviI.s am
deed says the mihister, 'sspd what
you got hr bait - aSyelf,~ Ays tho
boy, Il have bad ! lawyer II, iuy
hook hr sone lime, and eoujdf't ftt
put a ! nlhIs,<r, and, BY Joys! sse
devil has begun to hbhle p S''f
= .aAaaaIkLlz - ntAif
Radicals are sbiese., ssaitou. Ilai..
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rpiNghAh AND BuTLER.-A dis
patch from Washington, Of the 10th,
to st Louis paper, says. ......,' 49,
a'Gen.a Butler has indicated tbc.e
several days past that he has yet IN
reserve bis strongest card against Mr..
Bingham's conduct Of the conspiracy
trial. IL is supposed Il relates more
partruiarly to certain notes and data
derived from Mr.. John I. Ford. tl,e
proprietor of the theater wherein Mr..
Lincoln met bis death, and who. II
will be remembered, was imprisoned
for six weeks in the Old Capitol with
a ssoe or more of persons. arrested
upon Suspicion OF complieity. The
conversations and general co,nmnni-
cations had among these prisoners.
together with the aiirighied ut.or-.
ances Of The Government wi,pe-.,
Weichman, then also under durs.k,
are said 10 have made up important
conversations affecting the theory Of
The guilt and innocence all Of which
Mf. Ford bad committed 10 "a di.rv
and y nov slsabmits to helkeepiag u
..sfsa-zaa--sSnxnalalH ~
A Georgia correspondent of The
Milwaukee 1Fisconsin says that ou;te
an ordinary negro, freed by sherman,
found his way North, straying AZ farI
as New Haven, remaining there until |
! few months since, when he rssuraea
10 Atlsnsa. His old master. ns,ieh |
,ss! ,sssF''s9f \ ''s'as him Abiaa bssft sspiD,
ss.,s,s 's.ysy Ton, 7 thought you went
To1ta. - 80 ssassss.88 - - -. 4 ri
Hldid, mass; but | found de srpt;-
nsnt % 'Hsxie1s to Dc Southern
'eaamsn all ab'litionisfs IN dar1II
stand H. massa. and r.
urnsdT -
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H
Pass Hn Rousp.-We have re-
cciyed from Judge Carrie, Of Raleigh,
4 bundle Of correspondence II relaa9.
ton 70 one J. J., Pryne, who Ii tray-
cling over the country Representing
himself as member Of 'Vanuatts
Lodge, i. A NJ, at Raleigh, a mem
ber Of Stoneyall Chapter, al SYLVIA
rcna, 4 lawyer by profession, and n
member Of the State Senate Of Mis-
sslssippi. : HeNwas arrested dt Gayos6.
Mo- aifshot time since for horse
stealing, but being i vely yoang, and
'pere beng no court ito try him, l,s
was ,'1 tried BY The citizens, found 'euiL
y, and then ordered d ltayao 31a
states p Judge Currie infSrms a NM
he formerly lived h Smith coonsy.
and that lhe ,hada very bad ehair,oo,,
'Ier, and also that he never did be,
long to the masonic fraternity z, Il
'hat region. One letter Il, OR u po.r =
signed by himself, ackh6wl4
'dgesIhis gull. I'VE do not deem Il
Necessary topublish the whole oor-
,esPondenee, bpt merely to putt lhe |
paternity and the public on their
'uard. He evidently knows enough |
bout masonry to gain admission u
2 theifexamipaii' n. - + -
raj I,,aa.l.. Brqndon Rspublican.
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THE Whit PlsbIt ifiE
mrHmash afaas ssfa msgss
ffspsi=fEEtn 4 WALSH.


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ADVERTISING HATtN,
lns Hlaefs n len Ihss hfst laAsfglsh. tl.sa
E##H s1ailiHH#i fH*#fgluH. III
Al sfaaslsbf sasmHaamsnm A. he's sl.an
shFas maalhs shafssa A lha este " tee ael.
Isss ed asba8 tef s4sfs ~ sath NORTH
lrAmss II tjsAeHz -ftrs months. taa,ao
~ lH1HthH 5000
aHslFs maiAhs aA8 fisle9
Hslr celras-fhfee months 5000
f..Is. ! ! 'TsHla'l @ssts.. : 's1 IA ssssS nssS
tl4Leas Three month"; Eie00e
Als months. sA $4,000
Twsls mgalbsv - tI5otQa.
HaffIass aai sbiipHfsl hpfldss, n asf lssfs
than I'd ifneSAffre. md dttf tan llnds. thhFfeA
n fegnlaf advertising rates
AL embellishments Of . strictly tpefsshst
character Will be charged q The rate VI twenty
cents hef lIae gHa9HaffHI ifFF
EiIloflslse'iee ~ lscai esluma, ivss'y .avs
Jon WORK Of svevdsscrip,Iou done With
ncaines and dspaich
Adycrtlsemenssfatysbiein In advance and job
Work, on delivery.
TetonhesrosbssfsA4wfite plain with Ink.
and on but one Ads u lbe sheet. Ten lines or
ordinary f'annsefipt On letter paper, viii make
one aquaIe
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LyisoiiS BrD,TnIt u oiten a
question among people who are ac,
qlainted with the anatomy and phy-
siolegy of man, wheslIet living viii
bend exalted Or level i uio,s whole.
someF Most, eopylliIog tIlsir own
ease On tlds point, irgac IN favor ,f
that winch they prefer Nov. al
though many delight in bolsserir,r
up thsif heads as hight and sleepp
soundIy without injury, yet va ID.
clare Il ID be q dangerous habif.
The Vessels through Which the blood
passes from the heart % the head arc
always lesscned M lheif cavities when
the head i rcSiingin thc bed higher
than thc body; therefore, In aIl dis.
eagts attended with Fever, tho head
should be pretty near, on . level With
The body and people ought 10 accus-
tom Themselves 70 sleep tfns. and
avoid danger. ~ as4
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What lady i good ID easy sar
Ladd. What lady i GOOD to- eat
with her7 Olive Oil. III 7nl'ssf'T
What lady has TO hght tSc fndi.
ans ? Emma Grant, What ! Iady
helps her ? Minnie Rife . y iasf
v,''ll, Wh9t s.,y LADY breaches u ths papas
y What lady 5 acquaiatsa wi,lif sanfg.
geryy Ann Atomy. - p'ia 'shIlFii
!, Whit Y! L. lady rs fond ,ef deBs.ss
Polly Tishun. IN llks VIZ u
What lady votcsg Della t'asc -
Whatlady paints portraits ! Min
nie A. Choor. ~ 'pdTfsf
What lady Is much talked ofuows
Amelia Ration. ''is7 ~ ~F
What lady Is used to war; sHlIv
Tary. y haf af'r'
What lady is lively and gay,
Anna Nation, .He q I'M
What Indy 4 vsoaracio,lsy lA.a,npioo
Condor and Allic Cater, apqR rsfN
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= Mr. DAyis PLANTATION. - A
correspondent Of the Weldon IN. AZ
Journal writes from MIssissipnh af
mentioned inAuyE lester below Vicl..
burg TINT | had pissed oJoe and Jetf.
DAVIS farms In speaking Of the
matter n conversation with a resi-.
dent citizen, lie ,fold me me tbat pf pres;fi.
dent Davis Ind his brmhers, NM
had been cohAsAitd bylthc' Goyepns u. NJ
msnt aud soldstc'sl negro,saf former
slaye0f jefferson DaviAi, for S40, Zoo.
ten years time, and that, he would
cieanthis year y8Q, 600 on tLe land
The eesto n said b nbts}sq bs mite I'LL IN ri M
,terprisibs man, and gisfiworkIneoa
large force tosgreat advautigc.eiI do
not bnd here on fhisdwhole trim oue
2 'nan ip Ten q of Southern birth. .or, SEN
ilment. The whole country seems \ N 70
be in the lands of Northern birth or Or
sentiment. The whoIecollntry seems
Q be III the hands Of Northern men
md foreigners. Even thecnegrves
aka lingo, that ! can but poorly
inderstand. I..,,,. ~
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!. Acosihos B,.sls or Ac1iosx.--.
The Louisyille Journal forcibly saw.
with respect 70 the scheme of Recon, |,
sifuctipn, there Is at least one Is,na poinl
on which the Southern people should
be dnanlmods- tho point of registra-
tion "Regis!ration IS the common
basis OF actioh. Without being reg -
istered, 4 man cannot. act for Of
against the schemc.s Itists. be ae-
cepted or rsjected llby, the men who
are fegistered lilo who i NOD regisL
tered is diabied from acting one way
OF theothera - Hs u coanse.l ou.of
the contest. Every iuan who Iavors
the rejection Of the scheme, and de-
ciines to be registered, voluntarily
promotes the acceptance of The
scheme. SO tar ~ action on H,is
question Is concerned, two such men
ase eqa'valent to ono thorough pgced
radical. Let every man be registpred
who an be registered under the hw
or edict. This aisa the frss d,sya|
Upon It's Performance depends that
pi every other dniy in thu casr.u 10
tail 10 this particular Is 10, fail, al.
together" Al s6H45tf sfsaatE .5.s
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-08

r.a /. igshd ~ NJ. ohius, n the zee
,.lsaes a y. n siImp=sH, u l'atss-
siIIs. whsa Hst professionally shout
msf7sfy
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-08

THE HE HYfocRfrE.- Here q i
( choice lsd'' nOrssl from Senator Wilson.
harangue' salt fsn pLio ed1
mHHe alluded to the fact that South.
ern men threaten 10 turn colored men
away from their employment, ifIthcy
DO not vote as thehcmpl6yer diotatcs
and said that If il could be proven
that anyman did 70 he would lvote
70 confscato his property. If black
men are prevented by SUCH threats
from voting ID will be good i reason
why the States should not be adj.
mitted." e4ltn4s t - lssla
Hsw many eobbIcrs, manuiactar-
~ and their thousands Of employees.
miners and other Iaboring white men men
la thus eoereed In Massaohnsstisand
'llover New lEngland9 Arenegroes
,etter athan Northern white mem
Firs. cast theelephant out ofihe Yam
Sc s. eye, before you take the midge
rom The Southern optic. ,.,..,.,, - ,.'sl
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-08


W. underHiand TINT ti,s .fh.t..A
Missimitpid1 and NE viall.l,a,.. ."
Her''df are about % eniet nts ! ,,.,'
s'uenIal alliance,s''ollensi and NJ.
iepslye," undsr ihe style and I'M y
the HelpH aud Nississiupian. Wa
don't know The respective scxea II
the two Journals, but tnkc Il q.
granted the Heruid n the rvom
from " fret lwo letters, "IIeI and
The plssissllpiaa tho bride fi'om NJ
hrst four letters, "Nfiss.p a. Ma
prospective name Of the shcet. IiS,,-
ofd md Aississi1pidn, will be lone
and = q inharmonious, ve propose the
following abfidgenient, 4fTemiss,,, 7, as
singulqrly short, sweet, and suercS.
tive, We wish the new coupIe all
The good luck IN the world, and honn
their first tissue may Be The imnpo
OF ITS fond parcnts.s--K VI 7imes. =
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-08
Isl. wilkes Booth Alive or Dead !.

Z ~ s.iArC. aL-.a7 l.aaEFEg siR4NdS
We find the, following suggestive
letter g II td,t the } Galveston Ne,es Of the
Ith ultimo'ag ~ 9 y .y,aoaI | . -sel I