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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-09
DICKENS & sHUFoRD.
TO CONsUMPTIvEs.

Tho Rkv. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
free Of CHARGE TO all who desire II, The pre-
scrpiion with the directions for making and
using the simple remedy by which he was
cured OF a lung affection aud that dread disease
Consumption. His only object Is to benefit the
afflicted, aud he hopes every sufferer will Try
this prescription, "a Il will cost them nothing
and may prove a blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. i65 South second street.
mayli.iy williamshurgh, New York.
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An OPESIYG.-The amount Of
small grain which has been sown in
this vicinity the present season, and
which will soon be ready for the
reaper, supasscs that of any previous
year. This must be ground here, or
our farmers will be put to consider
able trouble in going long distances
over bad roads, and great loss Of
time, to get it in the shape they want
it. Then, too, there is a good de-
mand here for lumber, The nearest
mill to Pamela cannot be less than
eight miles distant. IF a grist and
lumber mill was established at this
place it would receive a largo bust
ness in its line, and would, doubtless,
prove a source of profit to its pro-
prietors, as well as a great conve-
nience to the community.
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T~RUsTEE's SALE

~ sirsa< q 4 ssr~ia ee.snaei -sl<rsi ists
April "a tsss. t<fps cen o ". aat Nafia a.
niehxrd< Il he krs p~rL q n nsflssuns 81
tk< .<<snd rzn, snd b. n. Gili>as = ~ thirt
r~r. -hiek Id eoatrsei : recorded II rrohals
nsrtss ofss u rssois sous'y, Mississippi, 7
ui1. = uursre Appointed % - conH1rt, %
uoudst. th< eth ~ 49, ~ Ne
ts-r ~ s%rdis Nj % the highest bidder, fr
n<sk. the hils~iss d~>fh>fp-p>rtT. is-vit:
Al q the Ins<fs>t soavsTsd y NJ = trustee.
l. NE ns~ nrst Hsssi IL he tsrn q ssrdiz,
s<rupisd hy 9. W. n1<ea<1 asd he eroani
ursr Which II ssxads vhi<h I'D Int<rvs1 a
ss<s1F - <>sEz
fat<<. Isss. ssg<1As ~ - ~ {g11<
hsionKirr % aid kss<l. 7 vim - rprssf sl1rv-
s>i&N - aidppvper1l . 1>eEe =
m.y7s -. rooffR fua>F.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for year from
Nervous Debility, Premature decay, and all the
effects Of youthful Indiscrttion, will, for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send nee to all
who need H. the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy By which be was
cured. Sufferers wishing 10 profit BY the adj
1%sriiaer experience, can do 20 By addressing,
In perfect confidence, JOHN y. OGDEN,
mayil-ly ~ Cedar street New York.
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NJ vlfss< q "a s.srsiiss 70 rs iizsr><@
from he Circuit rssrt u F<noIx rrusty. hi~
.si< n fsru< u ". q. nxxrrfL. Et<<utet, ~
n n na.rksnkfH 2 vin = nes1sf ~ -
Ard M. Ips& = ne <s~rsksss DER ID
~ ira 81 panoi< = ~ cpealy. uifhi.
l.%fsI kosfk sf<f 81 ale d ths hlEt<sl I'D
r. q -. he tlis~tsx l@s4. - ~ Al
= -<xzua "a lsvnrklp !. 80 Z 30 In
.ni hpisr In P1s6ia. rasntJ, ui&> tssiet = \
a. r<af<ry = f<f=si<nt Eisnten<kie 4
.stzr ~ sre<ufiss 81 -.
apis u HH 3oxfH 9E<ff
4, l. y. Cib.en. p.s
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-09
cHANCERY NOTICE.

The State Of Miaizzippi. In the Clanecry
Court Of panols county. A rules befsse the
clerk Of .aid epur, 81 his sfiee In the own Of
Panols, on the 10th day Of April, A. D. 1905.
John D. Finer VI. Charles siroar 81 al
Upon opening eomplsinants bill In this
cause, II appearing 10 the satisfaction u The
court that The defendant Charles strvus u .
nonresident Of the Stats Of Mississippi, Il is
therefore ordered By the court that the taid de-
fhdaHt, Charles Strong, DO enter biz appear
snee herein on o. before the hrst day u HE
next term Of ,hln court. 70 bs holden Al The
courthouse Of aid eouniy, In tho town u
Pamela, on the seventh Monday aner he fpurth
Monday In March, tsss. and pIssd, anss sr. o.
demur 10 the csmplalnants htl hafsin, o. the
allegations thereof 81 BE- tstsH fsf confessed.
II is further ordered BY ths court tina, = copy
Of this order be published IL The Week.. PIANO.
b Star, . pahlis newspaper printed and pub
Ilshed m the l1vn 81 paaola, IN said eoanty
for four weeks nneczxsisriy.
J0fiNC HARRISON, C1gk.
Miller a Miller, solicitors apii.sw
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-09

The prospectus Of the Memphis
will be found elsewhere in
paper, and we call attention to it
|Ass al may know where to obtain a
iassl which Is bold and fearless in
Hs defence Of the right, and worthy
pf 4 liberal Southern patronage.
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INsoLyENT NOTICE.

To nc tssdlllsf u wrly J. nzifhe 1sss44d.
Whereas lfs s<s6is % ssid kds<.~nsd rs re-
|rorsed i~nsolssnt II The March term, lsss, e
The pfslsss gsnrs e Pssas COSBY nin.fsir
q, you arr therefore notified that yea nu-t
motsss and hare pour claims aE<inst I'D D.
ussssd registered IN the once = NJ slrFk a
aid esart By the fsssth nssdAy n Ap<1. isse,
eiss ths sanis win b fhfursf bzrrea Nsfrh
10, isss. DAVIES PkizoA
Nd HoIC0nn.
apz-st Admisistfnssrs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-09

The following ordinance passed its
third reading, by the Convention, on
the 18th;
Be Il ordained by the people Of
the State Of Mississippi, in Couven-
ton assembled, That in all cases
where judgmenti IN the Circuit Courts,
and DEGREES in Chaucery or Probate
Courts Of this State have been rem
dercd since the 9th day Of January,
1861, and prior to this date, the party
against whom such judgment or de-
cree has been rendered, whether in
representative capacity or otherwise,
shall be entitled to a new trial upon
fling an affidavit that be or she had
no attorney or counsellor present al
the time of the rendition Of said
Judgment or decree, and tina, he OF
she believes that said Judgment OF
decree Is unjust.
Sec. 2. Be Il further ordained
That this ordinance shall be in Fore
from and after the ratification Of Thu
Constitution.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-09

General CessmissisH Merchant,
No. 3l6 Front Row,
Aempkis, Tran.

Thankful fof ihs literal patunare hsrsse-
fore ertrhded 10 me by ny fishfs. I would ~
ftr Others 10 ssy one doing ba-is<s hesrtofsrs
sish NJ hoes. ! hsssafssys o. band fsmiIy
znd plantaiipa supplis1 Ain simple ABILITIES
fs bsaalins ~ GOTTEN o. cher produce opn-
aspsd b ne msfFrs e Esv a. Fszui~f sssr-
chant q die city, snd = loo ssa isxifimzs<
huasszs viii Justify. fs - a.
&c crLHERrsoy, ven tne~n IN Mar
-h.ni sod D-ssss ssunsi.z, MIS- b svsys %
had. md In Essneeslsn vifh ". D n0DhkN'
q uznhsil dzasty. ni<s- rssti - pi>z>>i q
meet and sotomnedzie their cid fdsad -
eel - s'hss nssainT supp'iss as IN
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-09

MATHEWS HousE.--Ow to the
hard times and the scarcity Of money,
|,he prices at the Mathews House
have been reduced to 80 cents per
meal, and 81 per day. aplS-3i
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-09

SOutnern SOcpety Tor 1905.
In the first number Of the New
Year will commence a charming story
of the South, entitled "Lansdowne,"
by Miss Helen G. Beale, of Virginia.
Splendid inducements to subscribers.
Every person who sends ~ for one
years subscription to this brilliant
Southern weekly Journal Of litera-
ture, society aud art, will receive al
the BACK NUMBERS, containing "Hilt
to Hilt," Major John Esten Cookies
delightful Southern romance. Also,
more than one hundred pages Of
charming and interesting reading, by
the most distinguished writers Of the
South. Every person who sends as
$40 for ten subscribers, will receive
a beautiful copy Of Miss Mason's
Southern Poems Of the War;" In
addition to one years subscription.
TERMs :--One year, 81. Clubs Of
ten, or more, one year, 800.
Address SOUTHERN SOCIETY,"
No. 22G w. Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Maryland.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-09

American, English and Swiss ma
lsial, complete assortment on hand
|t repairing all kinds Of watches
|ad rwelry by Daniel, matchmaker
md jeweler, Sardis, Miss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-09

Information guaranteed to produce q luxuri
ant growth Of hair upon a bald head OF beard
les face, also q recipe for the removal Of PIN
piles, blotehcL eruptlonA etc. on the akin,
leaving the same son, clear. and beautiful, car
be obtained without charge by addressing
TH0s v CHAPMAN, Chemist,
myii.iy s75 Broadway, New York
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-09

d.. c. Williams Balsam Of Wild
cherry and Wood Naptha, an excel
ai remedy for coughs, colds, con-
unpdou, and pulmonary diseases
utnlly, can be found at W. c.
FArte's, Pamela.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-09

General B~eauregard writes a note
to a New Orleans paper, Indignantly
protesting against the misreprcsenta-
ton that while visiting the National
Cemetery at Arlington Heights he
scoffed at the words inscribed on
the memorial vault. Rcmarking
that q true-hearted soldier feels the
same respect for the grave of a gal
liant enemy as for that of a brother
in arms, he says that he is yet to
learn that a single Federal grave has
ever been desecrated by a true Con-
federate soldier.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-09

Rspestiug, double-time and indie
pmasus second watches repaired ac-
cnlely and promptly by Daniel,
uudicl matchmaker, Sardis, Miss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-09

A movement is on foot TO erect q
poaument to General Patrick r.
kssrne, one Of the bravest soldiers
: ,As Confederate army, who was
ilA Il the battle Of Franklin, No
lenhsr, 1864.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-09
THE GREAT COUGH MEDICINE
n. 4 CO.'S
HUNGARIAN BAL M on LIFE.

Among the thousand and one remedies put
forth and cxtolled for their manifold virtues
In curing affections of the Lungs, the HUN
GARIAN BAI.SAM or LIFE stands present.
nent "A the safest and the best This medicine
was used extensively in England for a long
time, both IN private practice and in hospitals
for consumption, where Il met with unbounded
success, previous TO Its introduction into this
country, since which time il has lost none Of
h sormer mowers In allieyatin0 all affections
Of the Lungs. curing as n by magic all ordi-
nary Coughs and Colds, and II the use of il Is
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-09

HEroRY OF THE WAR.-Atten-
ai directed to the "Of6cial His
y n the War;" by Hon. A. H.
PAsns. This Is the best work on
abjecs yet published, as was to
expected from the known ability
De author. The publishers want
Eas for this work, and as il will
old only by subscription, there
|sssod opportunity offered to en-.
spring men. 't
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-09

A family Of Migrants partook Of
the municipal hospitality at the
Cleveland ssatiou-house, recently.
There were only two (thc father and
mosher) besides the children, and
there were bot fneen Of the chill
drpu.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-09

NOSE PULLING EXTRAORDINARY.
Among the notables assembled at the
convention Of railroad men, at Water
Velley, on Friday last, was our dis
tinguished D townsman j. w.
Smith, better known here as the lille
general. While sache'ing around the
town on Friday evening, he hap
pcned to attract the attention OF DR..
Dixon, who owed him an old grudge
on account of certain personal indig-
mites offered the Doctor when he
was powerless to resent them. The
Doctor, than whom a more chivalric
gentleman does not exist, seized the
opportunity, pulled the Generals O
nose and slapped his face. The Gen.
erals wonderful calmness and per-
sonal bravery" being we'll known, he
took the nose pulling and chap slap
ping as q matter Of course, but in
order not TO have the exercise re-
peated, took the first train away from
town. Rebel outrage! Union for
bearancel Fearful escape from assas.
siadfioni-Appeai, 5h.
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MAJ DAV~fhs Baskerville ED
PaHoIa sehoeIs eHlss,i IN csIsbrniinV
May pay aad presented m Interest
log and lsaaiiiul sight The large
number N juveniles and adults IN
attendance a the penis IL ihs morn.
log and the socia party In tho even.
In enjoyed themselves iothelf hearts
content. May ,ie bright and happy
spirits Of these little Iancccns hnow
no deeper trouble than that q The
May Day festival.
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iiup## HAhm ~aAtaIaly "A.
laasd D flssla ~ ssIst.A salsh
mahsg Aafis. ~
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Attached and patent or detached
lever watches repaired and restored
to their original condition BY Daniel,
practical matchmaker, 5srdis, Mis-.
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Hs,.Sm III .nnazLZa--a
STANTON & MOORE,
OLDEST rmx IN xrMrnfs
(ruAslnurp NJ 1922
wholesale 4 Retail GFeecFs
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Lstlsra Of administrators hasiaF tssu rsspt.
ed 10 the uadsnished parties Or The estate Of
n. ]. Tucker, ds1sased, by the Pfobats Court
~ Tanlca county. II ass March tern 1853,
thereof all peuons having claims agslnst ND
state srs hereby notified 10 have ih<ss pro-
hated and registered In The once Of The eisrt
a said cart IN The tom 81 Anzfin, r1fhIa
The tims prescribed ny isw, o. ibsy VII he
orsses barred. - IA POLK,
b. A. TrCkER i
apis.st - go Aanisistf.ssrl
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| iew~ss<< M@anssk
m1sA<>aief rszerfe t<1<t<i1f.
|s~s1Se{ptdsf ~ ~srs sf.H -
-rsss i'm u y. MAXWELL
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Abeus $4,000 Convention tar
had bcea paid IN Jackson.
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A'nsssld's Mi~isippi Diarrhea
[sdhl, . rapid and never-hiling
ssit foe cholers, cholera morbus,
|A''Nsa, dyseu.ery, collie, ilux and
zsass Of the bowels Purely
(s'Asls in ID eempsi.ion, and
('!sfsd q our laboratory from
fa rot, berries, gums and herbs.
.'sSlsld 4 Hisbee, sole proprietor,
,sapah Tennessee.
es''s according - est Il csassssH ID
isi, ~ nassssld , Hlsses, In the
ossrs Of The usis-d States for The
District Il rsan~~se1 M
ale BY J.H. YATES, Baiesville,
ETC Mathews, Long Creek.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-09

Embracing all articles usually kept in country stores, such as
ORGANIZES, MOZAMBIQUEs, PRINTS, PLAIDs, OsNABURGS,
D0MESTICS, o0TT0NADES, PLANTERS LINENS, WHITE
GOODS. NOTIONS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS.
CLOTHING CR0CKERY, GLASS AND TIN
WARE, SADDLERY, BOOKS AND
STATIONERY,
Our goods were purchased in the Eastern Markets, for cash, by MI. j.
A. HUM, whose experience in Tho trade warrants us in saying we can offer
TO our patrons as fine assortment of goods as any house in the country; and
for cash, will not be undersold in this market. Examine our stock. No
trouble to show goods.
apl1-6m DICKENS d SHUFORD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-01
Assembly District Conventions-N Names
Of Delegates.

In the First Assembly District,
the convention was held at George.
town. Maj. Rountreo presided and
and Geo. b. Carter Seci etary. Reso-
lutions adopted for Cobb, and Maj.
Rountree and A. earns elected az
delegates.
The Second District convention
was held at Paris. Warden Ander>
son ia the chair and G. H. Brock
Secretary. Resolutions adopted in
favor Of Cobb, and Thomas r. Sea-
ton and Perry Durly were elected
UNANIMOUSLY for delegates.
The Third Assembly Distrist, con.
vention met at Lancaster. Hon. JOS
eph Allen in the chair and John P.
Lewis Secretary. Resolutions adcp>
ted for Cobb, and Henry UT and
Thomas Weir elected for delegates.
The Fourth Assembly District
convention met at Boscobel, and ele-
cted for delegates Ben. NJ Coates and
Ralph Carver, both pledged for Cobb.
The Fifth Assembly District con-
vcntion was held at Bloomington, NJ.
*. Young, Chairman. Resolutions
adopted for Cobb, and Robert Glenn
and Capt. Il. I Young elected for
delegates.
The five Assembly Districts all
elected Cobb delegates, two each, ten
in oil and, with the two for the
county at large, making twelve for
Cobb
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-01

At meeting Of the Stockholders
on Monday of las: week, held in view
of adopting some measures for COM
pleting the railroad through to Platte
vile at an early day, if possible by
the first Of January, the agent, Samu
81 Moore, stated that the grading Is
already finished to within six and a
half miles of Platteville and the
means provided for completing the
road to Belmont Station, but that
such work would quite exhaust the
first preferred Stock. Also, that if
the Stockholders would pay up the
second instalment il four equal
monthly payments he could grade
the road and have all tho work done
ready for the cars by the first OF
January next. A motion was then
made and carried that the holders of
second class stock pay up as propos.
ed to enable the work to go on.
And the following names were then
appointed to act as a committee to
raise an amount needed above what
is pledged on town warrants: G..
Hawley, N. II. Virgin, s. o. Paine,
II. Sphinx, |. Huntington, @. ID. Street
er, and l.. Washburn. The mem
bers of committee are each pledged
to work diligently. One hundred
additional men are to be set at work
on the road the first of September.
Hurrah 4 II of which we learn from
the Witness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-01
{Communicated.)
J. Allen Barber for the U. s. Senate.

Mr.. COVER 81 desire to call atten-
ton to the coming election of a sue,
cessor 10 Doolittle in the q. s. Sens
ate. A good deal Of effort has been
made by the friends Of Matt I'll. Car,
penter to turn the eyes of the Re-
pubiicans of this State towards him
as the only man in the State fit to
fill the position. | dissent from that
conclusion, and point to j. Allen
Barber of Lancaster, as man in
every way qualified TO sit in that
body as the peer Of Trumbull, Fess
sender, Sherman and Summer; a man
of unimpeachable integrity "a Re-
publican from the first, and moreover
a resident of the western part of the
State, whore the Senatorship of right
belongs. Let us Republicans of old
Grant stand shoulder to shoulder for
our long tried and faithful public
servant and fellow citizen, Barber.
September lst 1868, REPUBLICAN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-01
Republican Senatorial Mass Convention

The Mass Convention for the pur-
pose of choosing two delegates to the
Congressional Convention at Bosco =
bel to be held eli Tuesday Sept. 9th
convened at the Court house IN Ian
caster on Wednesday. Aug. &c, at one
O'Clock and was called 10 order by
the Chairman of the County Cons
mittee, w. 2. Dewey, Esq.
On motion Capt. Limbocker was
nominated as Chairman Of the meet
ing which was amended by inserting
the name OF Jared Warner, Esq, up
on which amendment a division Of the
house was called which resulted in
the latter gentleman being called to
the Chair.
On motion Prof. W. B. Clarke, of
Patch Grove, and NJ. P. Rindlaub, of
Platteville. were appointed Secrata-
ries.
The following resolution was then
presented by W. f. Carter, Esq, of
Platteville:
RESOLVED, That no persoo shall be
permitted to speak moro than five
minutes at one time upon any subject
under consideration.
The resolution was amended by
Mr.. HaZelton TO read 20 minutes.
which amendment was amended by
Mr.. Taylor, to read 10 minutes which
was accepted by all parties and the
resolution as amended passed unani-
monsly.
c. X Dean then presented the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were adopt
ed without a dissenting voice;
ResolUed, That the delegates to the
Congressional Convention at Bosco-
bel TO be elected by this Convention
be and they are hereby instruc ted to
support Amasa Cobb, for renomina>
ton as the Candidate of the Repub>
lican Union party for Congress, by
their votes and infiuece.
ResotUed, That the Republican Tn.
ion men of GrantCounty stand square
ly on the "Chicago Platform" and
will not be turned aside thereflom by
any side issues, that we believe that
platform to contain q sufficient dec
laration of faith, and that we will not
support any candidate for Office who
does not stand unequivocally thereon.
ReSolued, That the oft repeated
pledges of the Republican Party made
to soldiers during the war, when
their services were necessary to the
national salvation, should, now the
war is over, be religiously adhered to.
Mr.. A. Carnes moved that Col. John
G. Clark be chosen delegate to the
Congressional invention. DIR. Ans
gel amended by substituting the
name of G. W. Ryland, which amend
ment was lost, and the original mo-
ton was adopted
Mr. Il. r. Chcesbro then moved
that VIM. L. Carter, Esq, be chosen
as the other delegate. Mr.. Dewey
nominated Mr.. Mason, bat finally the
name Of Jefferson Coates, blind
soldier OF Boscobel being suggested,
and Mr. Carter Withdrawing his name
in favor of Mr.. Coates, the vote was
taken upon the name of the latter and
he was nominated without q dissent
ing voice.
On motion adjourned.
JARED WARNER, Chm
" v. ? ,. S 61ApkSi seoreturies.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-09-01

:ay-The Corning On. Y } Journal,
says, 10 speaking of the New York
branch office Of the leading organ Of
the Democracy
Seventeen years ago Pomeroy was
employed in this office, earning FIVE
dollars q month and his board. Now
he is probably worth one third of a
million of dollars. He paS offered
100000 to advocate ChqSe's uomina>
ton at the Democratic Convention, nth
a Ike sum If nominated. He refused,
knowing that the readers of the La
Crosse Democrat hated the niger
too intensely, but the offer showed
his power as the Great Mogul Of the
copperhead wing. He throatcnded
to bolt if Chase was nominated, and
thus, though be lost Pendleton, he
kept off Judge Chase, and gave Sey-
mour the chance to run"
This statement was made the 9TH
day, and we have been on the look
out for denial from some quarter,
but it goes unchallenged into the per-
manent history of that most infa-
nous Tammany Conventions. 1t
speaks well for both the Chase fac
ton and the party, that such thing
as Pomeroy should be so much sought
after and through such means.