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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-03-06
COMMISSIONER SALE.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court Of Pamela county, State
of Mississippi, rendered therein on
the 18th day Of May, 1868, in the
suit OF Monroe Short, complainant,
against W. II. Short administer, ct al,
defendants, No. 1870 in said court, l
will, as commissioner therein APP
pointed, on Monday, the 18th day Of
March, 1869, at the courthouse
door in the town Of Pamela, in said
county, within lawful hours, offer for
sale, at public cutlery, to the highest
bidder, on a credit Of six months
from the day of sale, with 8 per cent.
interest, the following improved lands
lying and being in said county, to-
wit; Section 8, in township 8, range
5, west. Bond with good security
will be required Of the purchaser.
J.. G. HARRISON,
fe13-5t Commissioner.
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ASornER MrnDEn. We under
ssand that . negro msn named John
'0sns oGos Tciesi WIS murdered In
'thsscuthern portion of dis county
wid'iai I've hundred gard. Of ,bs
TsllAbssehie line, % Friday night,
the con alt.H The party who did tho
deea ~me from the direction Of
Oskhsd, and although .eeu, wsr
not isrcsuised. An inquest was held
on the body, and the fsess reported
% shs military commander at chi
F4sePs Il f3si ~ nafA 4AxiHnsHt
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vxOE.s a~esaiss
Floral Guide FOR 1869.

The frt editien Of One Hundred Thousssd
Of yiek's Illustrated Catalogue Of seedu Ana
e#ids In The Flower Garden = now tablisA<a.
Il makes . rafk Of loo paees, ~bsssnfally il
Iusraied. With about $50 kne wood Epsrav-
isfs 81 flessss aad vesstables and - 8
ai KLkoAsr coipRsD PLATE, sid
A BOUQUET OF FLOWERS.
Itis the mo<t heautifsl, ~ veil a. The noss
ipsirusfiss Floral 0pids pabii<h<A risizr main
aad ihorvurh dirvctipns Cor the
Culture Of Flowers ast vlgsntles.
The Flarnl Guide l. Published for The bsnrs.
81 ny ssstou<fs, 70 whom u : s~ns A. v51<.
eas application, bat viii he f~or~arjsd 1. III
Who arpiy b. mail, sf Ten es.fs Which I sss
hsiI ths tu=t. Afirs~
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Rsbtst<r. New Tori.
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Al the annual commencement Of
the Kentucky Schod Of Medicine,
thiry-svo graduates competed for
the medal. The prise va awarded
70 Henry X. Lake, Of Mississippi,
For The best thesis.
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PEABODY HoTEL.--The following
notices Of this excellent hotel are
true in every particular:
at is a source Of pride to every
well-wisher of a city to be able to
point to such an elegant hotel as the
Peabody. Strangers judge Of a city
by Its hotels. Memphis is willing
for the Peabody to be regarded rs
the index OF her taste, enterprise and
prosperity. 1t is a tirst-class house
in all its appointments, rs the crowds
who daily stop there from the North
and the South, the East and the
West, take pleasure in te~stifying."
Memphis Ledger.
"There were between forty and fifty
arrivals at the Peabody Hotel yes
terday, and the house is at present
filled to overlooking from all parts Of
the country. Since this fine estab-
lishmcnt was opened II has become
quito popular, and its fame as a first
class hotel has gone abroad through
out the land. Messrs. Cockrell q
Sons, the enterprising proprietors,
are at all times most attentive to the
wants Of their many guests, and the
tables are ever furnished with all the
dclicacies the market can afford. The
rooms are light, airy, well ventilated
aud nicely aud comfortably furnished,
while the attaches are most attentive,
polite and courteous-all Of which
goes to make mp a thoroughly FIRST
class hcscl.-Araiapch,.
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NEW sTORY.
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sister Of Fabisla.-
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Fur 4 week Ne have bean visited
With cold, We, and muddy weather.
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AT who have bad teeth may rejoice, Tor The
good time for them has como at lastl
unrfs .dig4i
DR.. w. III. Marshall
win be Al B~sssvile during the moath. Of
March, June, aud November. when he will Be-
prepared TO perform DENIAL Operations win
n~eatne.s and despatch.
Pull Sets Of Teeth inserted Cor $50 90.
Fall Uppsfe O. bwef sssn inserted fur cas- 90.
Nothing charged fs Extracting teeth fsr
those for whom he expects 10 insert oshera lie
fsisrs % bic numerous ffisnds IN Pxnoia county.
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GLORIOUS NEWS!


All who have bad teeth may rejoice, for
good time for them has como al lastl
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-25

The Democratic meeting, Pic Mic and
Dance, near Allensville, on Friday last,
was grand affair, notwithstanding The
hot weather :and the early season Of the
year, The meeting was atten ded by
people from many tOWwships-far and
near--Elk being well represented. We
arrived on the ground about 10 O'Clock in
The forenoon, and found mon, women
children, gals, boys, wagons, buggies
horses, and so forth, scattered all arouLd
nice stand and platform and in very
beautiful grove. Upon the stand we
noticed three pretty good looking must
cians-ThOmus Cox, r. Phillips, and T.
S. Barnhill.-engagcd in tuning their
instruments, while some Of those around
the stand and platform were making
preparations for dancing. Mr.. Barnhill
ID the candidate on the 18th Amendment
Ticket for Prosecuting Attorney, and
many persons were surprised to see i'm
fill the position Of musician at q
Democratic meeting and Dance; but he
"dd IL, and did it well"-to the
satisfaction Of oil. Dancing commenced
about 1Oi o'clock and continued TIL
about 2, when speaking commenced. j.
NJ. McGilllvray, our candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney, who 10 not fdil r
or dancer, aud Porter Duh adway, of
Jackson, made few brief, but pointed
remarks which were attentively listened
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-25
TIRE Pan Of Bo1,tIhOEders.

with singular inconsistency Radical
leaders insist that bondholdeTs shall be
paid in gold, because they say nations
like individuals, should pay TO the last
sent every dollar they owe.
The application Of this principle will
defeat the effect hoped for. While we nd
nit the nations, like individuals, ought 10
pay every dollar Of debt, we protest that
when the national obligation calls for the
payment of one dollar, it is unjust to re-
quire its payment in dollar and thirty
forty, or fifty cents.I
BY the federal law, endorsed upon The
back of the legal tender notes, il is provi.
ded that the note is legal tender for all
debts, public and private, except duties
on imports and interest on the public
debt, and as such is receivable in payment
of all loans made 10 the United States
With what face can man who holds the
national bonds, payable like other indebt-
ness ask the exchequer to pay forty cents
over The exact dollar 2 .A..
The impudence Of such proposition
says the Illinois STATE Register, Is shown
in all its effrontery, when it is remember
ed that the bonds we're purchased with
greenbacks worth only thirty or forty
cents in gold on the dollar. But be is a
public creditor. II he owes John Jones
an hundred dollars which he engaged To
pay in gold, and which he borrowed in
gold, the law says he may pay it in green
backs and be honest. Such conduct would
be unbeComing and dishonest on the part
Of the Government. The Radicals insist
that bOndhOliers are o privileged class,
and must have gold.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-25

GRANT refused to become the Ropubli-
lican candidate for President until AT.
STEWART, EDwARD PIEREPosT and other
New Yorkers raised him about $l00, 900.
IIe has accepted every present ever offer
cd him, by male or female, from rat
terrier up to splendid mansion. He has
become notorious as no other President
has for accepting money from friends as
gift; he has appointed to high places
men who gave him large amounts Of mon.
syj no Is regarded at the fashionable
watering places at which hs sojOurns as
ready TO ''spongo" of every hotel keeper,
or 'any other man." His perfect will.
iugncss TO accept anything rendered him
shows that no has not very ''exsoting
ideas" as 10 the conduct Of the highest
oficcr Of our government.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-25

A COPY Of The Shooter and Ani- Foyy has
been received at this office. We hope il
may continue to come, as it is just suci
journal as we have long wished to see
Every man woman, and child should read
the paper and particularly those who
worship old pipes, cigar Siumps, tobacco
etc., etc. We should like to zee people
discontinue the use Of the filthy and dis.
agreeable stuff called tobacco; and we
think many would do 60 If they should
read the Anti Fogy few months. Some
people think they couldn't live without q
plug of dog.log tobacco or mud pipe,
but DR.. S. NJ. LANDIs, the editor of this
ournal can teach them better. 1t is Of
ten that we meet with persons Of The
opinion that, II they deposit in their
bodies large quantities Of sour krout,
lager beer, salt, pepper, spices, cotsup,
drugs, pepper sauce, coffee, tea, the jui,e
of chewing tobacco, &c, they will never
die. Let such persons send for the SHARP
Shooter and Anti Fogy-Only 81 year,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-25

A GENTLEMAN from the South says that
the Negro wenches in the section in which
no lives, destroy their progeny almost as
soon as they make their appearance in
this world, and assign as q reason for
such inhumanity, that they are not able
to support themselves, and therefore ore
unable to support their Ofspring.
This is the race Of people that the Rad
ical party Is putting forward as the equals
Of the assian- the race Of people
into whose hands the Radicals are willing
and endeAvOrug to put The balance Of
power in this boaSted Of enlightened gov.
ernment.
How about this, lovers Of free govern
ment, are yon willing that such state Of
affairs shall be fore ed upon you or are
you willing that we shall have the policy
that governed us under emocratic rule ?
II you desire TO return to the latter vote
the Democratic ticket, but II you desire
10 continue in your mad course vote the
Radical ticket.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-25

IT may not be out Of place for us to
make q few remarks in relation to the
manner in which the corporation laws Of
this village are enforced, when Il is 30
we'll known that we are strongly opposed
10 the party now ruling Tor running
rather "the desllnies Of the people" Of
our incorporated village. II we are not
mistaken, at least nine-tentAs Of the
ordinances passed for the government Of
the town are not enforced at any timO
while The rem raining onetenth, which are
not Of so much importance as some Of
those that stand as dead letters" are
earnestly enforced at every opportunity
and even upon the slightest occasion, and,
70 doubt, in some instances when Il might
be more satisfactory to all concerned not
10 be quite 80 strict or haSty in enforcing
them. We shall not men tion any partlc.
ular ordinance that we think is "Wor-
shipped too much" but we will soy that
the law prOhi biting the firing Of revolv.
ers, riaes, muSketS, etc., within The
corporate limits, 10 not enforced at any
time in any part Of the town. II would
be better for those having occasion 10 Try
6retarms 10 exercise as much discretion
as possible in the matter lives might be
saved by doing 80. Mrs. George BULL,
residing in the north part OF town, barely
missed being shot one day last week.
She was sitting in one Of the doors on
tho South side Of her dwelling, where
some unknown person al distance fred,
tho ball striking the lattjcc,work, uncom-
fortably near her, and passing entirely
through the house and lodging against the
fence Now, parents can control this
matter to q great extent, and they surely
know that 1t 10 their duty to do 80. We
pay enormous, terrible, frightiul, ev,n
alarming taxes in this corporation and
God only knows what oil 10 paid FOR or
whore it go,s 10. II takes considerable TO
''run" US, much more, We think, than 10
necessary, when we take into confederation
the fact that the most important laws are
not enforced at all. Can We not 1.-Two and
In this village with loss govern
ment and much less taxation What do |
y you think about II, tax payers Can we
even assist In completing our railroad 90
long NJ we are taxed In some instances
10 the bottom dollar-2 Think Of i'll
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-25

WIN. HuDBARD, Of the Noythws't, pub
lisbed at Napoleon, Ohio one Of the ableSt
and m ost accomplished editors in Ohio,
simply states fact when he says: "The
Republican party Of Ohio, only two years
ago, seized 100000, which had been
raised by taxation for the relief of sold
iers' widows and orphans, and apprOpri-
ated the sum TO other purposes. Because
of lhis, many dead soldiers wife. and
child went hungry Now they insult the
memory of The dead by proposing to build
an asylum for soldiers orphans" But
then, friend Hubbard, can't the Grand
Army OF the Republic make it all right
by ai''sympatbetic scatterment" Of few
cheap, second handed boquets on Decor
alton Day 1t is 80 patriotic, you know ;
nm besides 1t costs nothing Fort Wayne
Democrat
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-25
For Pure Drugs and Medicines,
20 to SisSon's.

IL Numbers there is safety, II was upon
this principle that the formula Of judson's
Mountain Herb Pills was prepared. twas not
the result Of one mans knowledge. nr. Judson
intending TO spend fortune in advertising his
pills consulted the most intelligent and learned
physician Of the age end the result WAS the pro-
ductioN Of simple but eificacious medicine the
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills. These pills cure
Billousncss, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Indl.
gestion, Female Irregularities, &c. They have
now been used many years BY the public and
thousands OF testim onials bear witness to Their
virtues. Asa Iamlly medicine they are uurival
ed. Give the Mountain Horb Pills trial Sold
by all Dealers. 29-Sw
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-25
,ScnOtO1.iuL .COIlre1ltiOn.


The Democracy OF this Senate
rial District (Yinton, Lawrence,
Gallia and Mejgs counties) met in
Convention, at Gallipolis, last Sat
urday, and nominated Hon. RALPH
LEETE, Of IrOnton and Col. J. j..
VANCE, Editor of the Gallipolis
Bulletin a neutral journa) for
State Senators. The 18th Amend
mont worshippers have nominated
III. G. JONES, and Y, A. WEIGH. And
ifthc Democracy will so to work
and organize in every township in
the district and hold meetings and
circulate documents and papers and
give the people an opportunity to
sec that they are being misled by
the bondhollers, bauke ers, and AT
rican amen dinrnt advocates, We can
elect Messrs, LEErE and VANCE, Just
as easily as We elected IL. NJ. On
pERDoNK two years ago, when the
RAIDS ''run wild on Niggcr Suffrage.
They are popular men, and We
hope they may carry Ninton coun-
ty by about coo majority-this be-
ing the majority given against the
negro suffrage amendment in 1861.
Mr.. LEETE served as n mombcr in
the last House, Both stand highly
in the esteem and appreciation Of
the people OF the River counties
Both are most worthy candidates
and deserve the support Of all those
opposed 10 striking the word
"JVHITE7' from our Constitution
and giving negroes the right TO-
vote, hold office, sit on jurics, and
drive white lab0rcrs out Of their
places Of employment; opposed to
keeping up National banks and
making the bonded debt pcrma.
ucnt gold debt; opposed TO the
present high tariff that robs the
Industrial classes to build up mo
nopolies and opposed to the steal.
ing and corruption 10y those now in
power. Every vote cast for JONES
and WEIGH is vote for the Negro
Amendment, for keeping up Ma.
tional banks, etc. The people be
ing now upon the brink Of ruin and
bankruptcy can not surely think Of
voting for such men any longer.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-25
Accents Wanted
FOR
BIBLE LYRICS:
BY
REV. JOHN A. MURRAY.
REV. JOHN A. MURRAY.

This great work, which has been thirty years in
preraTatlon, Is nc length comp Otel. and ~ now
ready lor agents. lts annvllncement has AVA
kened remarkable degree OF interest and earn
est desire among all classes Of Eng ish speaking
Christians and readers OF the Bible in this coin
try ltconsI,ts Ofa metrcal versihcation Of the
poetlcal portion or the Bible, and Of verses
constructed upon appropriate topics selected
from other parts OF tho Inspired Volume, togcth-
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Throughout the whole work the thoughts and
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-25
MoRsR's INDIAN ROO4 P1ILs.-we have

MoRsR'S INDIAN ROO7 PIILs.--We have
lately been shown tho formula nom which these
Pills are prepared and from this and our eSpe'
renco In the use of them. can honestly FRO.
nounce them good, safe aud reliable medicine
Bong entirely free from Nll poisonous ingredl.
ents they can he safely used while performing
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once the benefit derived from them. Use Morse's
Indian Root Pills In all cases Of BilliousEess,
Headache, Female Irregularities, Liver Com.
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-25

Black, White and YellOlC.

The doom Of the negro, under the
Emancipation crime, is as sad and assur
ed as that OF the Indian, determination
Of the race 10 the solution Of his destiny,
and will be wrought In few years, The
Chinese immigration contributes 10 the
deplorable result. These Asiatics are in
dustriOus, and are ready 10 work for O
merely nominal sum far less than II cost
the planter 10 maintain his negroes ms
slaves. They are coming east from the
Pacific shore, countless as tho grass hop
pers. Not only the few negroes that are
willing TO work, but white men also, are
difplnced 10 make room for them, There
can be no competition with them in price
for they subSist on few handfuls Of rice
per day, or other Eood on which the Cau-
Casian or the African would starve. They
are first.rate railroad builders; they are
good plantation hands; they arc admlra.
ble household servants. Tho coming man
10 John Chinaman, In the midst OF the
midst Of the struggle between whites and
blacks, the yellow man comes In and
seisss the prize.
''The Lion and the Unicorn
Fighting for the Crown
Up comes alittle dog
And knocks them both down"