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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-29
ATTENTION l~ArrESrIoS

Send the star $500 and We will
send six Numbers OF the paper 10
any address, or addresses for twelve
months. The STAR, IL now n thirty
two column paper, with a sixteen
column supplement.
HAu vfaon.-fn commou with many others
We have felt q lively interest In the invesiiga-
ton which Or Aver has been making 10 disceser
the causes Of isilssc cf the hair, and 10 provide
q remedy. His rrsearshes ere said 10 have
been much moro thorough and exhaustive
than any ever made beiofe. The result IL now
before Us under the name q Ayers Hair vigor
We have given Il a trial, and with full satlsfae.
ton. II equals our most favorable snticipations
Our gray hairs have disappeared, or resumed
their origional color, and q visablc crop OF soo
silken hair has started on q part Of the sealT
which was entirely bald. I'd, mocrat Abing'
don Virginia.
The United States Hotel, Louis
vile, Ky, is the most convenient to
the business part Of the city.
We could not recommed too high
ly the firm Of Fargusson and Clay
Wholesale Groccrs and Commission
Merchants $50 Front st, Memphis
Tennessee.
Our friend James Hunt, late o
Batesville Miss, is now permanent
ly connected with this house an
calls the attention of his man,
friends Of this county to the fact an
would be pleased to see them whe
they come to the city. MIR. Hun
, needs no comments from us to rt
commend him to the people of TIL
J county.
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BlOoniny Young Girls,

Middle-aged matrons, those at 1.-THE critical peri
cd, and the aged grandmother, are all cured by
the use of our English Female Bittcrs, now
prescribed and used by physicians all over the
country.
II you are troubled with Falling OF the Womb
attended with a sense of weight and bearing
down pain In the back and side, and other AT
tendant evils, English Female Bitters win give
entire relief
Those at the ' turn Of life, y mothers after con-
incmcnt, and all Others, (male or femalc) who
are convalesccnts from amy proiracted or debil-
itating complaint, who gain strength slowly,
aud whose digestion Is slow and imperfect, viii
find these Bitters the very thing their system
demands. 1t gives a powerful appetite, aids
and assists digestion, arouscs the liver, strength
ems mentally aud physically, and fills the whole
system with pure crimson blood coursing
through Its channels.
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Death Is at the Door.

In all these complaints the system evidently
shows a want of red blood, and Mr.. Churchill,
in his work on Diseases Of Females, says
1" Bearing in mind that the blood is remarkably
deficient In red corpuscles, and the known prop
crty Of iron to correct this condition, theory
suggests itas the most to be relied on, the best
of which L the Citrate" Citrate OF Iron enters
largely into the composition Of English Female
Bttiers, combined with powerful vegetable ton
les Of rare qualities.
Among the mountains Of Tennessee and thu
piny woods of Mississippi, is found a certain
hard and hinty root, which has been in secre'
use by some old mid.wiyes for many years
possessing magic powers in regulating aud re
storing oil females suffering with any affection
of the womb. This root we have obtained
gave II a fair trialin our practice and II i nov
one of the principal ingredients In these Bit,ers
Other powerful and general tonics also ente
into It's composition. We also add Leptandrii
or Black Root, sufficient TO act npon the live
and keep the bowels open.
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Extra Special Notice
BEWARE OF coUsTERrEIrs

Smith, Tomte Syrup has been counterfeited,
and the counterfciter brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. JoHS
BILLS private stamp on each bottle. DIR. JoHS
Bull only has the right to manufacture and sell
the original JonS J. Snrrn's TONIC SYRUP,
of Louisville, Ky. Examine well the label on
each bottle. Ifmy private stamp is not on the
bottle, do not purchase, or you will be deceived
See my column advertisement, and my show
card. will prosecute any one infringing on
my right. Tho genuine Smiths TOXIC SYRuI
can only be prepared by M self.
The public's servant,
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The bcst asd chesTc eat comb: n~etieuefar all
affections Of the Aidneys and Vi sddsr ever Of
cred % the pnbiic. IT'S prepared BY rugs
lar physicians and used by the profession.
Price 81, or, six bottles far S.. Sold b,
Druggist and merchants everywhere.
J. p. Dromgoolc 4 90.
McmI ~ Tenn.
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Memphis & Louisville

Quick TINE! SURE CONNECTIONS!
by the
LOUISVILLE RoUrE,
to pll points
NORTH AND EAST.
No CHANGE on Cans
MEMPHIS TO LOUISVILLE;
only one change to
Chicago, indianapolis,
pittsburg, Philadelphia
and New York.
Only two changes to
Baltimore and Washington.
ua. Eastern Passengers secure
Quicker time and less changes q cars
than By any other route, by
asking for tickets
ss.. VIA LOUISVILLE. -es
Purchase your Tickets al
237a Min Street, Memphis,
or at
Dcpot OF NJ. & l.. Line, Memphis.
FREIGHT
Transported at quick time At
Low RATES,
DISPATCH,
SAVING or INSURANCE,
Through bills Of lading At GUARANTEED
RATES msy~be procured at all principal u u
offices In Eastern Cities.
General Superintendent.
Cant. John r.. Shirley. Jno. MS. MtCorklc
Late Of Memphis, Tenn. Louisville, ny
HOTEL,
SHIRLEY 1 NcC0RKLE-..-...PrvrRilr
Corner of Fourth aud Main streets
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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Contractors. Notice.

Sealed proposals viii BE- received until the
1stof December for the building Of an acadenIy
Al Long Town, Is miles west Of Como. Plan
end speei6caiious Of SAID building eau be seen
at the desk Of N. r. Sledge 4 Co, Como, or
Sorrels 4 Bryant, Long Town.
Address q. X. CARUTHERS, Sec'y.
oso-tf Board Of Trustees.
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Agricultural Observer and Report
er.

N
On Of the oldest, best, and certain
ly one Of the cheapest farmers jour
nails in this country is the Agricul-
tural Observer and Reporter, pub
lisi,ed weekly at Lexington KY, at
$3.50 per ainum in advance. 1t is
the onlyjSourHERs agricultural paper
printed N the bluegrass region,
which is 60 famous for its rich soil
and spissdid live stock. The getter-
up Of a club Of six subscribers will
receive this valuable paper for one
year gratis
Capt. J. II. Yates will be pleased
to zee his many friends when they
visit Memphis, at his place Of business
with Menken Bros, Main Street
Wholesale department.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-29

Daily.
This Is the only line from Cincinnati to View
yofk under one management; the only Line
from Cincinnati to New York without break OF
Gange, the oaly lime whose trains run through
TO New York without change; the only linc
running Coaches through without using com-
PROMISE Wheels; the only Line running Palace
nroad Gauge Coaches through without change,
psy-Ifyou desire 'prompttim and certain con
n~ections, finest scenery on the Continent, most
comfortable cars In the world, raost magnificent
dining halls and ample time for meals, and sa-
fest, hest, and most comfortable rou,c--Eo TO
New York by the ERiE 4 ATLANTIC 4
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
Tickets by this Line for sale at all Tickle
Offices through the South.
WI r. BARR, Gen Pass Agt, Y. Y
". H. SiArruC Gen. Shin. Agt GIN. .
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JOHN BULL
LOUISVILLE, Oct. %. 1868. Jas
House and Lot for Sale.

House and Lot Tor Sale.
/ offer for sale a house and lot in the town of
Sardis, the lot contains 24s by 2l0, one frame
81 BY le, a good brick chimney about one
hundred yards from the Rail Road, for further
information inquire Of
J. r. LAVENDER, sardis, Miss.
or ct this Office. ol5-lm
The Board Of Supervisors, Of this
county met last Monday. There
was not much business before the
Board, the chief object Of tho meet
ing was to select the Grand Jury for
the next Circuit Court, which, COM
mences on the 4th Monday in next
month.
The following are the names of
the Grand Jurors selected VIZ:
N. r. Sledge, Jr, s. z. Williamson,
Charles Partee, Richard Young,
William Turner, w. D.. Helm, II.
H. Camp, Coffee Hudson, Joseph
Boyles, James Darby, Peter shelton,
A. H. Figg, Jesse G. Wright, F. NJ.
IPugh, j. L. Knox, Peter Brown, II.
P. Sorrels, Caleb Hunt, Jacob An
derson, John Aston.
Agricultural Observer aud Report
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From the jail.

Ed Cosset, a man of color who was
sentenced to three months imprison-
ment in the county Jail for scalding
a negro woman with hot grease, was
put to cutting wood for the court
house, by the sheriff, and selecting
his opportunity made his escape on
22nd inst, and has gone for parts
unknown.
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P%lSSEgGERS GOIyG EAST,
Via Louisville or Cairo,
should purchase uc.eut W The
Ear 4 ATLANTIC 4 GREAT
WESTERN R'Y.,

htning the best and most eumfnttallc Line 70
New yofk. BOSTON md Nwiheru aud Atlantic
citIcA with magnificent Palace Combined Day
and Nigh, coaches, through 10 New York with
out change.
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Ayers Oathartic Pills,
For al tho purposes Of . Laxative
Medicine.

Perhaps no one medi.
cine Ii so universally
required by every
body m q c~athartic,
NOR was cvcr any %.
fore 10 universally
adopted Into use, iii
every country md
among al ~clasees, ~
this mild bat eflcbrnt
purgative rtfG. Tno
obvtCuD reason 70,
tllnt 3 more felias
kn ~ marc n
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We were in the house Of Charles
Altschul in Batesville, this week
and find he has on hand a large
stock of ready made clothing, boots,
shoes, hats, and in fact a full assert
ment of dry goods, suitable for this
market. This house proposes to sell
as cheap as any, and warrant goods
10 be as represented. We notice a
considerable stock OF jewclry in the
house, some nice gold and silver
watches. Call When Mt Batcsville,
on Chas. Altscllul aud see for your
self.
TIE PEOPLES LITERARY CoMpAN-
ION for November, comes to us as
bright and as fresh looking us the
green fields are after a gentle rain.
1t is published by +. G. Allen & Co.
Augusta Main. Terms IS cents
per year. A fine steel engraving
Untitled "From Shore to Shore is
presented to every new subscri Der.
1t is really one Of the most pleasing
engravings ever before the public.
The Companion is printed on fine
heavy paper: its columns are filed
to the brim with good things by
talented authors, and witlal it is
one Of the largest and finest illustra-
led famil y papers ever published.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-04


EDITOR HERALD: AS so much
has been said, and every QUE seems
anxious TO establish racing here, ]
have to propose q simple method u
test their assertions, II In good
faith.
l call upon the writer of the ar,
ticle In the HERALD Of the 24th ol
May, under head Of "Can Klcks.
burg haze q Race Course" ID con.
suit with one or two gentlemen aud
publish In your paper, an adver-
tisement, calling for a meeting Of
the inhabitants Of Vicksburg to
take into consideration tile REQUIRE.
ments Of q race course and the es-
tablishing of regular races. There
Is not the slightest doubt, bat this
method will cause o good assem-.
blage, who will give the impetus Il
just now require. Appoint at the
meeting your pro. tenn. chairman
and start at once, taking the voice
Of the meeting, hearing their prop
ositions and by the majority, settle
on the mode intended to be adop.
ted for the constructing Of the
course and establishing the races.
A second meeting must be called
Of the subscribers who must ap.
point the officers of the Club, so as
to have q head, then l am certain
things in that direction will begin
to look up.
Now l call upon A. J. G. TO do
his part, l will do mine, and am
certain the inhabitants viii do
theirs, so start the ball rolling at
once. Yours, SC,
AN OLD RACER.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-04

How TRUE.-Don Piatt writes
to the Cincinnati Commercial:
"The wonderful energy exhib-
tied by the Southern people in
struggling up from the utter ruin
that followed the late civil war ia
one of the marvels of the day.
While eontending against the
laundering, unjust acts of recon.
structiOn, originating in hate and
continued through greed, that de.
prived them of q voice and vote
in laws now involving the business
interests of the entire country,
the people have struggled man
fully and with success to q certain
extent to restore the national pros
perity Of their region. In this no
aid whatever has been given by
the General Government. On the
contrary, It's acts have been ag-
gressive TO the last extent, and Il
Is no exaggeratiOn to say that the
Government ct Washington has
wrought more injury 70 fhe South
since the war than Il was able to
affect during the conflict Of arms.
"It is the strangest folly that
ever effected a blind people,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-04

The Baton Rouge, Vicksburg and
New Orleans Railroad having
effected very satisfactory negotia-
ton Of Its bonds, to the amount of
six millions of dollars, is pushing
forward its surveys with great
vigor and activity. This road has
purchased the Crosse Tete Road
opposite to Baton Rouge, with a
view of extending 1t from its ter
minus at Washington, st. Landry,
up to the Red River country, on the
line known as the Judge Boyce
Line. From Baton Rouge. on the
east bank Of the river, 1t strikes
northward through beautiful and
productive region ofcountry to
Vicksburg, and on the South Its
route Is toward Pontchatoula, to
connect with the New Orleans and
Jackson Road. 1t promises to be
one Of the most successful and pro.
ductive railroad enterprises In the
South.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-04

One of the sections of the pro.
posed new Constitution of Illinois
provides that no law shall be
passed by the General Assembly
granting the right to construct OF
operate q street railroad within
any city, town, or incorporated
village, without the consent of the
local authorities having the con.
troll of the street or highway pro.
posed to be occupied by such
street railroad.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-04

REGARDING the printing bill al
luded to already, a legal publica-
ton for which the usual rate of
this and other papers is flfty.eight
dollars for q certain number OF
issues, the :.pap" papers selected to
do the District public printing, are
allowed one hundred and Vty-
three dollars for the same publica-
tion, and for the same time. "HOw
is that for high9" And then fifty
words constitute q square, for
which one dollar and fifty cents is
allowed for the first insertion, and
seventy-fve cents for each subse'
quent insertion. This and most
other papers allow seventy words
for a square at the same rate fol
the first and much less rate for the
subsequent insertions.
BY this, the legal advertiser loses
just one third, or is charged an ex'
Ces Of just one third, which is thor
ough extOrtiOn.
Whose loss is thisp
1t is the loss Of the people, Of
him or her who is compelled BY
this iniquitOus velvet tyranny 70
make their legal publications in q
particular paper, generally the OnG
having the aleaat circulation.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-04
HosFs sl BaIlsekss ExfraEas
gaHes aAa CsFFapsioas


That libel suit has stimulated
the Atlanta Consultation 70 such
an extent that it daily furnishes
new chapters in the infamous bis
tory of Bullock's administration.
We give a portion of its latest ex.
pose, in relation to the printing
frauds: -.
Governor Jenkins, rejecting on
the misfortunes and poverty ol
our people, was rigidly economi.
cal. During the first ten months
of his administration, be paid out
only s40l so for printing done
by other papers than that Of pub
lie printer, and the only other
printing ordered by him to be
done BY the State Printer amount
ed to but S669 for job work or for
blanks, commissions, etc. The
total amount spent by Governor
jenkins for printing, from De-
cember 10, 1865, to October 10Th,
1886, 1.-THE date Of Comptroller
Burns last report printed) was
S1,O70.
Let US now see Governor Bull
locks course in the matter. Re-
gardless of law, reckless Of the
public interest, seeking his own
personal purposes, supporting and
making profitable bis own per-
sonal purposes, supporting and
making profitable his own print.
ing offices, and currylng favor
with others, he in fve months from
the Sth Of July, to the Sth Of
December, 1868, expended four.
teen thousand tlVO hundred and
WtyJoar dollars and fifty cents,
the public printers, ]. W. Burke
Il Co., only receiving S85S Of 1t.
He gave his own paper, the Au.
gusta Press and Republican, pub.
lished by E. H. Pughe, ar thou
sand one hundred and sirty.eight
dollars, and the Atlanta New Era
S1,S82.
In addition to the above, Bul,
lock in six days, during the past
month, drew warrants on tn,
Treasury in favor of the Atlantis
New Era, for nearly five Thousand
dollars.
The people Of Georgia are com
PEELED to pay for the privilege o
being slandered and misrepresent
ed by a hireling sCribler, who's,
pen is ready to do any dirty worI
for pay.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-04

THE Times and Republican is
delighted with the declaration oil
Mr.. Samuel Townsend, of Mary
land, who says that Democracy
is dead" and republishes the
statement with great satisfaction
every day or two. In New York
the people labor under the i'm.
preston that Democracy is about
the most animated and lively
corpse which has been inferred
there for q long time, and are
strangely enough impressed with
the opinion, Mr.. Samuel Town.
send TO the contrary notwith.
standing, that there is yet sufii.
cient life in the Democratic party
to totally destroy and annihilatC
the Radical party, And what is
more, we agree with the people Of
New York fully.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-04

THURSDAY, Drs. Brickell and Bir-
Chett performed successfully the
operation Of smputating the arm
Of Cooley Mann, Esq. The arm
had never recovered from terri.
bic wound received during the war
and it was finally deemed abso.
lutely necessary to amputate it
Mr.. Mann was placed under the
influence of chloroform aud, as We
have said, this very serious opera.
tion was well and successfully per.
formed, and yesterday the patient
was doing finely. His many friend.
will rejoice to hear of HE favorable
condition.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-06-04

WE endorse the suggestion OF
"An Old Racer" to hold a meeting
of those interested in the matter
aud organize for the formation OF
JOcky Club. We hope to see the
Club organized in time for fall
racing.