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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-18
SALE OF
LANDS.

NJ vir,a, Of a decree Of the Chaucery cour,
Of Pamela county. State Of Mississippi, rendered
therein on the 18th day Of November, 1881, In
The suit Of W o Maxwell. attorney, kr- con.
plainaht against John n. Kimhroash. defend
ant No ipl, | viii, a. commissioner therein
appointed, On Monday 10th day o. January.
ls6s, a, the courthouse door, In the .ova
OF Pamela. In said county, within The hours
prescrbed by Law, cfer Or sale st public sae.
tiou TO the highes, bidder, fr cash, the follow.
Ing lands lying and being In aid county, 10
Wit The southeast quarter Of section 20, aad
fractional northeast quarter Of section -, all
IN township !, range q. west.
JOHN O. HARRISON.
de7l-st Commissioner.
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Tax Collectors Notice.

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places for the purpose OF collecting the State
and County Tar Tor the fiscal year 1851, to-wit
At my Office, 10 Pamela on Monday Of each
week until April !, 1858.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-18

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tons in bankruptcy were filed in this
State during the month of December
only kind Of business in which
there has been a noted Improvement.
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-23

The despotism of West Virginia is,
if possible, meaner than that of Ten
nessee but there is this difference; In
East Tennessee the Radical party possess
both the government aud preponderance
in numbers, They have, therefore, the
benefits of both tue official power and
physical force. In West Virginia they
have the former only, and whom persons
are threatened with mob law, after rob-
berry through their corrups courts, it
cannot be executed. While they possess
the low craving for Office, they also pos
sess the beastly instinct of self-prescrva-
ton, and they do not attempt physical
violence. There are limits to the deco.
rous forbearance Of gentlemen, and we
owe it to that portion of the world not
yet deprayed to say, that of all classes
with whom il has been our good fortune
TO meet, the Office bestowing and Office,
holding class of West Virginia is the
meanest aud most infamous, If there
be one spot of earth where the upas of
Radical iniquity thrnsts its roots with
more facility than all other localities, it
is in the uuclean clay sf those poor
fools, who there dream that the curse Of
Heaven against them is repealed aud
that they must live forever and as
usual the most cowardly and most cruel
among them are apostatc rebels, at
whose rapid descent in trcachory and
falsehood the devils Of tophet look up
and clap their hot hands ia mimicry Of
10Y, 10 these remarks there are few
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-23

THE result of the October election is
mixed one. The majorities in Penn.
sylyania, 10000, Ohio $4,000, Indiana
1000, Nebraska 1000, are all in favor
of the Radical partyJ yet there have
been very heavy Democratic gains in
all of them, II the party can be united
and determined for the next ten or if
teen days, we believe the race can yet
be won by the country. We are frank
to avow that we do not look for the ex-
eTcise of a sufficient amount Of good
sense and wise discretion to achieve this
desirable possibility. The old, blind
faulty seems at work. The New York
World has advised the mad project Of a
change of candidates, and the National
hteHigencer joins in the delirous de-
mand. Nearly every other functionary
of the party protests against the meas
ure. This division is of itself enough
to demoralize public confidence in the
result.
The Democracy have gained nine
members of Congress, and this should
inspire every patriot in .. the land with
hope and determination sufficient tC
hush dissension and 60 on to the fnaI
conflict Of November 3rd.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-23


THE past folly of Southern leaders
and the recent folly of Northern Demo
Gratis have almost assured the triumph
of Gen. Grant. The election of Sey-
mour is yet possible, but the present
divided policy and confessed dismay of
bis leading friends certainly render that
result improbable The success of the
Radical party has been assured by their
own shrewdness and our own stupidity.
Our people have clamored for participa-
ton in the process of reconstruction,
when, if they had remained decently
and dignifedly passive, the magnani-
nous portion of the Northern people
could have effected our restoration to
the Union. Our enemies, to secure
their success, conceded something TO
public sentiment They cast over
board Butler, Sumner, Wade, Sheridan,
and nominated Grant, on whom, but
for his betrayal of the President, the
country could have united. If elected,
he will have clear field if he chose
His only pledges are in his letter Of
acceptance, which was evidently wcrded
with the utmost degree of caution. He
endorses the resolutions" of the Chi
cago convention, but says not one word
about the platform. On this broad
ground he has the power and the oppor'
tunity to satisfy the country and restore
the Republic; aud is behoyes the South
ern people to Withdraw from every
semblance of aggressive participation
in the readjustment of our lost power
and quietly await result they bave NJ
power otherwise to control to their owl
advantage. Follow the exalted example
of Davis, Lee, Wise and others-over
board with our self-asserted leaders, bu
let US preserve always our honor.
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Approved
Chow Chilly the Evenings ian
OCGOber.''

This is a common remark, yet how few
think Of the danger Of exposing themselves
to their influenced In all low, marshy To-
calties Ague and Fever prevail at this sea-
son Of the year. In this disease there is
invariably more or less arrangement OF the
liver and digestive organs. The remedies
usually resorted 10 have reference to pre-
venting the paroXysm or breaking up the
chills. Ifthis is effected without removing
the cause, a relapse is Inevitable. Hostel
er's Stomach Btters strike directly at the
foundation oflhe evil, by acting on the liv-
er aud correcting digestion. The cause be-
ing removed, the par0xysm will cease, and
the chills cannot return. When the patient
is weak aud debuitated, the Bitters should
be re,orted to, a, they will strengthen and
tone the stomach, allay all nervous irrita-
ton, and iufuse renewed animation into the
hitherto dropping spirits, without entailing
the danger OF reaction.
HOSTEPTFRS STOMACH BITTERS
is truly preventive mrdeclne, rendering
eyeu the ieehlest frame imprryiDus 10 all
malariuus influences; and, as a stOmachic
aud aui- bilious medicine it is incumpAra.
BILE, and no one who values his health can
stfTd To do without It. Fortity the system
wuh thi, iuestmable tonic and iuyigorant,
aud the 1Chils OF October Evenings" will
have no terror for you. Oct. 2 At.
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ImpOrtdILttO DistiiIePS.
No, l73.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE.

OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, D. c., Oct 18th, 1868.
Decision Erempting DiStlIerSof Brrndy from
AppieS, Peaches or Grapes, from Special
Tar.
Ia accordance with the opinion Of the At
torney General OF the United States, rem
deTed on the 10th instant, distillers OF
brandy from apples, peaches or grapes, ex-
clusively, are hereby, with the approval of
the Treasury, exempted from so much OF
the provisions OF section 80, of the act of
July 80, 1868, as imposes a special tax of
four hundred dollars upon distlless pro-
ducing one hundred barrels, or less, of
distilled spirits, and of four dollars per bar
rel for every barrel in excess of one hundred
barrels. This exemption is additional to
the exemptions heretofore specified in Sc
ries 4, No. Z, and Assessors aud Collectors
will govern themselves accordingly.
f. A. ROLLINs, Commissioner.
[Approvedl
HUGH MCCULLOCH, Sec'y Of the Treas'y.
The Assessor has been instructed to give
permission to, all DESTROYS Of 50 doing, to dis
ill peach aud apple brandy, by making
monthly reports Of the amounts distilled
and paying 80 cents tax per gallon on the
lQuOr,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-23
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
GENERAL.

GENERAL.
The n, Y. World and National In.
telligencer call upon the National Demo.
cratic Committee to make new ticket
for the Presidency--say Chase aud
Adams. The other leading papers of
the country do not concur with them,
and the following card sets the matter
eiieotually at rest:
New York, Oct. l6
Ia Johah d. HooUer, Washington:
No authority or possibility to change
front. All friends consider it totally
impracticable and equivalent to disband-
ing our forces, We Of. New York are
not panic stricken.
S. j. Tlden.
Aug Belmont
Aug. Schell.
The Democracy of Georgia have is.
sued an address, pledgiug the party to
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[epIroaIAL coRRrspoNpENcrI


NORFOLK, VA, Oct, II, 1865.
The tram aud steamers ON Monday night
brought the fest instalment OF delegates
u thr Commercial Convention. Through.
ont TUESDAY delegations from various States
continued 10 arrive, hut about midnight
the gleat body came IN ON the Petersburg
train. Arrived at the depot they were met
by the committee on reception and cscor.
ted to Tazewell Hall, on Commerce street,
where each delegation were assigned quar-
tiers, while the entire city was lighted mp
with burning tar barrels and bondres. The
Great Atlantic hCt,1 was illcd 10 the afrir
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-23
TIFTY DOLLARS REWARD !

will give ifty dollars for the apprehen-
sion VI the theft or horse stolen from my
stable ct Fiucastlc, Campbell county, Tenn.
SAID horse is a Rad Bay, lG hands high,
years Old, bolh hind feet white up 10 his
pastor JOINTS, star in his forehead. He
was stolen on Monday night, the OH inst +,
by one William Suite. Suite is o small
man, has light hair and blue eyes, had on
when he left white hat; his cloihing was
of Kentucky Jeans. He tSuttle) wa, raised
near Reedy Creek Camp Ground, Sullivan
county, Tenn. He is a son OF Perry Suite.
| will give the above reward for the theft,
or the apprehension Of the horse so may
get him. Ny address is Fincastle, Fem.
BF ODER AYERS.
Oct. l6, 1864
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Notice.

A n old established Grocery and Com
~ mission house in the city Of Peters
burg, doing GOOD BUSINESS, will take
a partner who can bring capital Of few
hundred dollars, and influence along the Va
and Tenn and East Tenn. & Va. Railroads
with view to extending its trade in that
direction and il would he immaterial
whether such partner resided Ia the city or
at "A suitable point for influence on the above
mention Railroads The hest Of reference
given and the same required.
Address
aENTFRpRISE %
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-23

AS to whether Virginia shall vote on
the Sd day of November next, our PEG,
pie seem to be divided. The Lynch,
burg Yirginian, after having urged the
matter adirmatiyely, now advises that
as her vote cannot be of any practical
use that it shall not be cast. But is it
a matter merely of policy, whether the
voice Of Virginia be permitted express
siony We rather opino there is both
policy and principle involved This is
struggle between the people of the
North as to which party shall cont OF
southern Influence, which if fpliy felt is
eflectually balance of power between
them and we claim it is Que which
they must settle between themselves.
IL is again demonstrated that any par.
ticipation on our part in the great con.
trovcrsy over our case results TO our
dotriment Sampson waited ill bis
hair grew before he resisted again.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-23

DR. II. T. HELMBoLD, on the Cay
after the recent Northern elections
gave, to be used towards the success of
Seymour and Blair, $40, 900 cash. This
magnificent donation does not look much
like the Doctor had given up the strug,
Gle as homeless.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-23

The Richmond Enquirer and Er-
aminer writes its disapproval across the
political character of John Quincy
Adams, of Massachusetts,. This brill
liant and wise statesman has cvinccd
little too much of the progressive and
practical in his recent speeches in the
Carolinas to suit the views of that dis
tinguished journal, which in June last
made the unwise and premature boast
that there was but one Chase man in
Virginia. The course of the En-. and
Er. commands at all times our high
respect, but does not in all instance
elicit the acquiescence of our judgment.
We wish our party could now realize
a good many things to which it seems
deaf.
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We are permitted to make the following
extra ct from private letter.

We are permitted to make the following
extract from a private letter.
NORFOLK, Oct l4th.
We LETT Bristol on the second train, aud
arrived here at half past one this morning
We were greeted in Petersburg by a con-
siderable demon stration. The citizens had
prepared an elegant. collation. in the Depot
for the entire delegation we reached there
at six p. NJ, yesterdays and did ample justice
to their hospitality. After staying there
about an hour, listening to the music Of an
exec lent band and hearing several speeches
we departed and arrived here safely this
morning.
Ever since getting my break fast this
morning, have been "circum-amb uating"
the city, going at a rapid pace all the time.
| took a trip over to Portsmouth per ferry
boat, and wandered over that city to my
hearts content. have bored Mr.. b. and
out-walked Mr.. W. This is evidently a
seaport town ; yon can see oyster shells
and SNUFF oyster smells, at almost every cor
ner. There are plenty of boot blacks and
BACKED boots. One of the former sang out
as | was passing, "Here's your No. shine. ;"
| told him calmly "shine on pale Luna"
have not seen the Grecian Bend, but have
seen several men on a bender.
You can buy all you want, and some few
others things here. Tropical fruits, Sc. &C.,
are spread out, in the utmost prOiusion.
So far on my journey the pleasure has
been aim Ist unbruken. Ny health has inn
proved woderiully, the change OF diet and
climate has made me (, ell like a new per-
son.
or The oysters, the city, the hlrbor, the
many vessels, the pretty girls and many 9TH
CT int, resti g places aud things, have not
space to write, but VIII try TO give better
description from Washington.
Give my kndest regards to Miss H., and
tell her that even in the midst of my enjoy
ment, TN. words Of that last song, often re-
ours to ny mind, and the sentiment they
express, There's no place like hOne," but
the more fully endorsed
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exceptions, but they prove the rule.
Bead, we ask you, the Article from the
GreenJref Independent, on our FIRST
page.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-23
MANHOOD HOW LOST, HOW
wi RESTORED.

MA(ES just published, new edition
GkA1Ie1S Of DR.. CUtUeriCelps CeLe-
OFdfed Essay on the radical cure with
out medicine) of SPERMATORRHEA, or Semi
nal weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses.
INPoTENcY, Mental and Physical Incapaci.
ty, Impt diments to Marriage, etc, also,
CONSUMPTION, EPlLFPsY, aud FRS, induced
by sell,ipdulgenee or sexual extravsgapce.
iLBS Price, in sealed envelope, only
cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
cOnse quences of sell-ahuse may DO radical
ly cured without the dangerous use of in
teTnal medicine or the application Of the
knife pointing OUT mode uf cure At once
simple, certain, and I'll, ctual, ly means Of
which every sufferer, ~ matter what his
condition may bee, eau cure hims,lf cheap
.y. privately aud radically.
iE39 Tbs Letter should be 10 the hands
Of every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, uudtr seal, 10 a PLAIN envelope, 10
any sddress, postpaid, "n receipt of six
Gems, o. I'VE p"slEge stamp, Also, Dr..
CulverWelPs "Murrsee Guide" price rs
cents. Address the Puhli~hT',
CIlAS. J G. KLINE CO.,
l27 ROWcTy, New York,
ocl2.ly Post Once Box 4,0S0
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
4 NICE STOCK Ot GOODS FoR SALE.

have for sale, at the store house lately
occupied by G. P. Crouch, q Co., com
pete stock of very desirable Merchandise,
such as Dry Goods Boots and Shoes, hard
ware, Drugs, Dye Stuffs This is an excel
lent opportunity for any person wish ng TO
commence business, or desiring to add to
their stock us these goods are entirely new.
We will sell on time for approved paper.
Merchants are invited TO call ] will offer
great inducements. E. b. McCLANAHAN,
oct %. 81 Assignee
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July a, l86S-tf
East Teun. & Va. Railroad,
Treasr', Otfic Kn xville, Sept. 10, 'eS !
NOTICE To SIOiKuOLDERS.


Treasr', Ofic Kn xvlle, Sept. 10, '6S
NOTICE TO Stockholders.
The Board OF Directors az tie last anuuai
meeting ppriuted a committee to examine
me Stock Books of the Company. That
Commtteee on examination fiud the &C
counts OF many who subscribed 10 the Cap
iial stock show balances (>ouie of small
amouut) yet due and unpaid, and prepare
tory to having the accounts closed, order
that notice be- given by publication in the
newspapers on the line o. road, to all de
iuquent. Stockholders to pay {" the Secre-
tary and Treasurer Of the Company the
balance due on their respective accounts,
on or before the twentieth day of Nuvem-
Der next, or the said stock will be declared
for feited.
All stockholders who have paid in full
and have not got certificates, are requested
To call at tins office and get them.
The stockho ders are notified also that
the annual convention to ele CT directors for
the ensuing year will meet at Knoxville,
on the last Thursday, Goth dav of Eovem-
Der next. JOHN KEYES,
Stct'y 4 Treas'r.
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ID SINCLAIR q CO..

p SINCLAIR q CO..
No, 90 Light Street.
BALTIMORE MD,
Manufacturers Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and
MACHINERY,
Growers and Importers Of
GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS,
Offer to the Farmers and Merchants of Ten
nessee the following Laboring- Saving
Machinery and Implements, viz:
Readings Patent
Horse Power Corn Shelter,
With and without Fam
Virginia Hand and
Power Shelters,
Double and Single Spout
Hand Shelters,
Sinclair's Patent
Screw Propeller and Masticator
Fodder, Hay and Straw Cutters.
Corn and Cob Crushers.
Pl anita ion Grist Mills.
Hay Presses, Ok Yokes,
Cider and Wine Mills,
Farmers Saw Benches,
Thrashers and Cleaners,
Horse Powers,
Wheat and Guano
Seed Drills,
Corn Planters,
Sulky Plows,
Flows all Patterns,
Harrows,
Cultivators,
Plow and Machine Castings.
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B5y- ALL kinds oS Job work neatly
executed at this office.
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ID EN- VEDll
/. Il. DU Nm & co.

announce TO the public that they have re
moved To their new store, one door East of
the old stend, and next door to Messrs. Fow-
Ter 4 Glbbony.
We are opening New Goods cheaper than
ever iisred by us, at the RED FROM I
and RED FLAG.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-23


protect the colored people in the RICH
Of suffrage I
Both Houses of Congress met on last
Friday, and after short political prayers
by the chaplain, adjourned to meet on
Tuesday, Nov. 10th
Gen Sherman compliments Colonel
Forsyth and for'J-5even scouts, who
recently repulsed 600 Indians in
several charges, killing 70, and main.
tanning their position for 8 days.
Revolution in full blast in the Island
of Hayti, as usual
Troops have been sent to North Caro-
lima at Holden's call.
Gov. Clayton, OF Arkansas, and Sena-
tor Mcdonald, it seems, purchased the
clandestine shipment Of arms discovered
in Memphis Their idea was to sell them
on speculation to the Legislature of
Arkansas But oh the disappoint.
ments Of men The vessel taking them
away flom Memphis was boarded cap
tured, aud the arms thrown overheard.
Whereupon the loyal Clayton telegraphs
the Secretary of War that armed resist>
auce TO the laws was contemplated, and
asks for troops. But Andrew johnson
was too stupid to see it, and even says
that ifshe parties had intended armed
resistance they would not have thrown
;he arms overboard Singular
Voorhees, is elected to Congress and
John Uovode is beaten.
Geo. Francis Train has accepted a
nomination for Congress, and thinks if
elected he could get out of prison in
Ireland.
Impeacher Ashley, of Ohio, has teen
successfully impeached by his constitu-
ents They have elected a Democrat to
to succeed him in Congress.
TENNESSEE.
Judge Brien, Of Nashville, during
the late term of the Circuit Court for
DeKalb county, charged that there is a
regular partnership between Gov.
Brownlow and Col. Blackburn to the
effect that Blackburn ia tn arrest and
convey to Nashville all who are charg
ed with crimes, aud before they are tr :
ed Browulow shall offer reward f
their arrest, aud he and Black burn are
to divide the money. SO says the Ban
ner; and further, that Brien said he
expected to be assasinated for the expo.
sure, and that he was then making the
last speech he ever expected to make,
To US the story smacks of the sensation.
al
Gen. G.. H. Thomas has returned to
his command at Nashville
We have heard of attempts on the
part of radicals in need of money to get
up militia companies, but we have not
heard of any success. Hardly pays
does il?
The radicals, we understand, met {
gentleman in the road not Thousand
miles from here, and offered to ares
him as a X. K. K. The gentleman
got down and choked one of the dog.
and che other two left Didn't pay
did it?