The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-27

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-. s.sss hs haadsd IN on Wednesday
49, n sash ssak. sad advertisements on
~, ~sfelfe FsIIafs % comply With
n. iii eause publication 10 Ne deferred
Il A. ssaalna issue u the rstsf.
r,a, r. 4. Alternately keeps the
|u,s, .uperb stock Of conieci'oneries,
|,s,.. sie., At Batesville, 10 DO found
"A Any market. Give him Q call
|,hw YOU wish articles In his line.
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Dr. 9. williams Balsam Of Wild
Cherry and Wood N%aptha-a sure
sus for consumption, coughs, colds,
NJ, for sale by W. G. Clarke. No
rrson affected by any Of the above
diseases should be without a bottle.
Try III rRy It'll IT,
GRANGE OF ScHEDULE.-Freigbt
Trains on the Mississippi and Tennes-
se Railroad now pass Batesville on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
going South, at l2:4e p. NJ. Going
North, pass Batesville Tuesdays,
Thursdays, aud Saturdays, at 1884
A. NJ.
WAYTED.-Panola and Batesville
want a frst-class boot and shoemaker
dpurely Democratic principles. No
matter whether he is white or black,
We arc authorized to say that such
an one will be literally supported.
The Memphis papers will confer a
favor by making a note OF this.
By order order of Gen. Mcdowell,
The polls were kept open until after
10 o'clock Saturday night, in Vicks-
burg. IF he had kept the polls open
,tihe other precincts 10 the State
the same length of time, he might
have had the satisfaction of seeing
The Democratic majority greatly in
creased.
Storms and high waters did not
interfere to prevent the voters from
attending the polls in this State, and
yet the majority against the Radicals
b heavier than il was in Arkansas Of
Alabama. Perhaps the sun dazzled
the eyes of the Radicalsl If il
didn't, then the Democratic majority
hr brought tears to them.
Found, by sufferers from fever and
,gqe everywhere, a cure for their dis
sase superior to anything ever befor'
offered to the public. The Texa'
Tonic Syrup combines every requi
ste to make a perfect family medi
cine. II is safe, pleasant, and neve
fails to cure the most inveterate cas-
dpchills. Try ii. Mansfield q Hig
be-, sole proprietors, Memphis, Tenn
0zanne, so we hear, says he didn'
have a fair chance at the election, an
that the loyal leaguers were over
persuaded to vote against him als'
that frauds were committed by th
Democrats. Now, we KNOW that b
was the only man who attempted |
commit fraud. and can prove It
Necessary. And If the Democrai
did talk to the negroes for their vct'
and get them, has be not been doin
the same thing for twelve months
II he says the Democrats practice
frad, or even attempted to do .
md makes any report to that eifec
eiell Gen. Mcdowell, right MOI
that be il an INTERNAL DurcH LA
and that we hold onrself personal
responsible for the assertion.
Washington dispatches say Seer
sary Seward has nearly completed n
sosialions for the purchase Of Gree
land and Iceland from the DAM
Government. He Is rnow havi'
printed at the Government priuti'
oiice . voluminous account Of ths
counsries--.heir populations, grs
Resources, climate and history-whi
be will send TO the Senate with a co
Of his new treaty. :
The so-e.lIed Legislature Of L.
isisna omitted 10 call the names
Democratic members on The asseI
bling Of shst body. We suppose |
Legitimate whelps Of hell viii
That game in Mississippi. bat
Democratic majority will Sc tn
DID frsti - l. asssulasl
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