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"Men and Brethercn. Let ne reason
Together. s.r

IL you vote for jacob and therest OF the
boilers and succeeded in elscting them,
what is the RESULT How will such course
effect your interests in the state, and tia.
standing Of your party? -1
Since the war the democratic party has
teen sirugg ling and striving to cast off the
incubus and infamies placed upon the
state 10y the -adicsl party. Through much
tribulation aud in the face of the most vii
famous charges against them, and the mos,
inscriptions means used TO defeat their
getting possession OF the State government.
The party TOOK 1t with all the vile ,cgi,
lation Of radicalism upon it, and de-, OF
$4,000 incurred to carry out the vile mac
hinations of radicalisn fastened upon il
That debt has been pail without increas.
ing your taxation, and the liberties of the
people, TO large extent. restored and the
wealth and prosperity OF the State largely
increased and advanced But to make the
restoration OF the freedom OF the peopl.
and the continued prosperity of the State
entirely secure it was deemed necessary TO
call Convention aud adopt new Consti
ton. This was done AMI that, too. without
Increasing your burdens; and hat Consti
tuition, liberal and republican in form. is
submitted to You for adoption. This is a
succlnct history OF the case. Now the
question is, what will you do with it? Will
yon turn renegades and boilers and
Threw away this grand opportunity to
place yoar State on sure, sound and
proper footing, or will you stick to your
party AMI is nominees, aud carry on the
grand work to a glorprs contamination
aud see yonr State free anl independent,
and started on the high road to prosperity?
We have more faith in You lhau to hay.
doubt ON the question.
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THE CAMPAIGN.
DEMOCRArIC MEETINGS.

Hon J y Camlcn will! address the ciii-
sens Of Cabell county at Milton, on Mon
day, August l2th
Hon Frank Hereford. Democratic nom.
nee for Congress, Hon. II. NJ. Matthews
Democratic nominee for Attorney GeneraI,
and Hon. f Sehon, Democratic Elcctor.
will address The voters Of the 81 District at
tho following time and places: .....
Hamlin, Lincoln county Tlur-d,y, l5'h
August
Barboursyllc- Friday, August 10th
Huntington, Friday, August lrh al :
o'clock p ~
WAYNE e. r., Saturday, August l7,b.
Let thcre bca lull turn out Of the Demo
0acy on the above OCCASIONS, to hear tn,
issues fairly anil honestly stated
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7 n II L
yell, Here's yer nice chicken snacks, fresh
and warm, sab; when tie e. b. repeated
his question. The darkey looked at him
and said; See be'ah, mister, you IS from
de Mort, amt yer? Yes, cir You 5 de
culled mans frien, amt yery Yes. sir.
We'll, den. YOU jis take Hat chicken an
s,wal'er it down and don, ask none of yer
TOOL questions
just then there was some fellow green
enough 70 ak him How about Greeley?'
when he gave another illustration, that i,
so apt anil appropriate, that we can not
omit it 1t IS this:
Down in North Carolina there was an
old field preacher who had become so old
and eccentric that the boys got 10 playing
tricks on him. On one occasion, when
he was about to preach ,ssome OF them got
hold OF his hymn hook and pasted over
over one OF his favorite hymns n verse
from the old SOM OF Father Grimes. The
Old gentleman got up and announced that
they would sing the hymn Oh n certain
page He opened the book at the page
and began reading
odd Father Grimes. that good old soul.
We ne'er shall see him more
Brethren, said he, them words don't
sound right they didn't used to be thar
Then he read again the same words. and
SAID brethren, them words didn't use to
to be thar; but I've been a usin' of that
hymn book for forty years, and know it
must be all right so if some brother will
raise the tune, wen sing it through any
how
80 it is with Greclsy, We have been
Democrats all our lives, and The Conven
ton has put Greeley in the book at la IT,
more, and well sing him through anyhow.
The speaker then reviewed the candida.
cy of Jacob, showing how he len Charlie.
ton when few, IL any, Democrats knew
where he was going; how he was met by
the radical leaders mt Parkersburg; how
they were closeted together the secret cir
cniar issued to the faithful" from there
ms appearance in Wheeling, his announce
menl IN a radical paper, and the terms of
that annonncement--"To the people of
"est Va dc. The identity OF Jacob
with the radical party, and Ills candidacy
to be a part Of their scheme to disrupt the
Democratic party, was completely shown
mp. That Jacob is the tool OF the radical
party To crafty his own personal ambition
was conclusivelv demonstrated.
Then Mr. Walker paid his respects 10
Tom. Swami; told what violent secession
speeches he bad made in this section NJ
the breaking out OF the war, aud how no
had marched South singing the song
% ,. Dixie, land I'll take my stand
III live and die in Dixie"
When the war was over. and he had
dreams Of spoil- AMI Office to fit athwar,
his brain, he came back with another SONG
in his mouth, AMI at the footstool Of now.
cr whined out,
show pity, Lord. 0, Lord, forgive.
And lot a repentant rebel live.
In conclusion. he urged the Democrats
in eloquent language, to stand by their
nominees, ami thus secure the tall Crnit.
Of the victory heretofore won by them in
this STATE.
JrpGg FERGUSON
Made an able, POINTED and strong speech
in fpvor Of ,L, ai.-
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lfJacob i not the candidate Of the Re-
publican party, why is it that ail the Re-
publican papers are supporting him, anl
all the Democratic papers (with single
excepIion) are opposing him2
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Glorious Triumph Z!
Victory Perches Upon the Demo
cratic Banner!!.
The Key Note of the Campaig
Eight Thousand Democratic Ma.
jOrify in North CaroIinn!!

By "a Dispatch just received from Colun-
bus, DINO. we learn that North Carolina
has been carried by the Democracy Ly
eight thousand minority.
Go home, now, We Gran, minipus. Hor-
ra lor honest old Horace
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Our friend Sperryi of the Tine D.paer1l
Sill please omit Cohcii county vh.p speak
ing ~ the prominent Democrat" who
Will support Jacob for Governor ip ,he
Third District They SIRE al, going mr
Camden sni The Constitution down h,-.
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THE TRUTH.

Friend Brown Of the Cardington (O)
i"dcpendcnt speaks rather plain concern
ing the Presidential Convention. H..
says:
The time has come when the reopre
should say to the political wire WORKER,
click holders aud ring driver. thnt We mr.,
40 more mud ia your hands. tn bee ,unul
ded 10y you at will, bur that We are an IN
dependent people endowed wjh certain
'naiienahie rights amcns which - the
right TO vote tor whom we please
ten. y. ,. Grant has been put in nomi.
nation tor President ol tLcse United States.
by the Republican party, did say? nav.
verlI! but 10y Hpohtltai ring of wirr-work
ing politicians at the White House Now In
the Republicans OF the United State the
ollgarchy says you m1st vote for Grant
We have put him in position where ,ou
must vote Tor him Tor tnv highest Office in
the gut ui the pe"re As Republican
You dare not say you VIII not vote for MIN.
II You do v"u do it at the cXucn,, ni b,iu-
called boiler, a sore head, q traitor n"
your party, and toy these thong, OF annti,o
mics poured upon your backs Won are
whipped into the ring Oh shame upon
such independence
Yet, (although we know the sorirs f.,
te an ardent almircr Of the EcpuLlica,
rrty) notwithstanding lac knows that
Grant and Wilson were nominated "t.y a
2olitical ring Of wire-woik.ns politicians
at the White House" Che present head
quarters Of corraPtion) he says will!
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Friend Brown OF The Cardingion (O)
Independent, speaks rather plain concern
ing the Presidential Conventions. H.
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show pity, lord! 0, Lord, forgive.
Ana lot repcntant rebel live. -

In conclusion. he urged the Democrats
in eloquent language, to stand by their
nominees, ami thus secure the iall fruit,
OF the victory heretofore won by them in
this Stale.
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Administrators Sale of Land.

By virtue OF an interlocutory decree render
Court of Pamela county, Mississippi, ! will, as
administrator Of the estate Of W.. 7. Young,
deco, sell to Il G highest bidder at. public anc.
ton within lawful hnurg, in the town Of Bates
Vile, Miss on
MONDAY, DECEMBER ., 1872,
an undivided one-third interest in th. follow
ing lands lying and being in the county Of
Pamela, State Of Mississippi, viz:
Blocks 40, Al, ~, "a, A, As, SO, Al, SO, 81,
5S. 80, 6s, SO, 20, II, 80, 81, 50, SO, 90, 93, "a,
aud 90, lying and being In the town ofPanoIa,
in said COUNTY and State, according to the plan
and survey Of said town. Also, all Of the
streets betw. en- said blocks aud to the centre
Of those streets surrounding said blocks. Said
blocks are partly upon the southwest quarter
Of section five, and northwest quarter Of section
eight, and southeast quarter of section six, and
northeast quarter Of section seven, all in o n
ship nine, range seven, west. Also, all Of the
remainder of the south fractional half Of said
section six, lying south of the Tallaha,chie
river, and also west Of the blocks hereinbefore
recited, lying and being in said section; also,
all of the balance Of the said northeast quarter
of said section seven after taking thereirom
the blocks aforesaid being thereon; also, all OF
the southeast quarter Of section one, township
nine, range eight west, south Of said river, the
whole tract containing four hundred aad
thirty-six and n half acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALE One-third cash and the
balance in twelve months, with ten per cent
interest from day of sale. Bond with approx
ed security required Of the purchaser for th'
deferred payment. P. W. MILLER,
nov2.5t Administrator.
r. Randolph, Attorney
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We had the pleasure of being
shown through the magnificent new
store building lately occupied by the
above firm, in Memphis, by Mr., J.C.
Neeley, one of the members of the
firm. The building faces Front
street, running back 232 feet to
Clinton street. 1t has FIVE stories,
the basement being a full story and
opening full upon Clinton street.
The second story which is in the
basement is a full room in height
and size, and is used as a place for
storing sugars, molasses and heavy
goods. The third floor is the one
opening full as a ground floor upon
Front street, and Is used as a sale
room, with offices in the back part,
upon Clinton street. The Offices are
elegantly furnished, and the cotton
room is one Of the handsome est in
the city. The fourth floor is used
for liquors. The ffth story is also
used for storing their immense stock
of goods. The entire building is
owned by the firm, they having
joined with Fargason & Clay in
building the block. These store
rooms are marvels of beauty and
elegance, and Of magnificent proper
tons, and it will pay any one to
visit these admirably arranged stores
and examine them. Our merchants
and planters are well and favorably
known to this firm, and we will be-
speak for them a favorable reception
if they will pay these gentlemen a
visit.
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Administrator Sale OF Lands.

BY virtue Of an int.tlocutory decree render.
ed at the October Term, 1872, Of the Chaneery
Court Of Pamela county, Mississippi, | will, Al
administrator of the estate Of Richard J Young,
decd, sell to the highest bidder at public auc-
ton withis lawful hours, iu the town Of Bates
vile, Miss, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER ., 1872,
an undivided one-third interest in the follow.
ing lands lying aud being in the county q
Pamela, State OF Mississippi, viz
Blocks 40, q, AZ, ~, A, 46, III, Al, 81, 81,
So, SO 6S, 60, 10, II, 80, 81, 50, S3, o. %, 81,
95, lying and being il the town OF Pamela, IN
said county and State, according TO the plan
and survey of said town. Also all Of the
streets between said blocks aud to the centre Of
those streets surrounding SAID bloc q. Said
blocks are partly upon the southwest quarter
OF section FIVE, and northwest quarter of Sec
ton eight, and southeast quarter OF section
siI, and northeast quarter Of section seven, all
in township nine, range seven, west. Also, all
OF the remainder Of the south fractional hall
of said section six, lying south of the ITALIA
hatchie river, and also west Of the blocks here
inbefore ~recite.i lying and being in said Sec
ton. Also, all of the balance of The said
northeast quarter OF said section seven, after
taking there from the blocks aforesaid being
thereon; also, all of the southeast quarter Of
section one, township nine, range eight, west,
south of said river, the whole tract containing
four hundred and thirty-sir and a half acres,
more or less.
TERMS OF SALS-0ne-third cash and the bal
snce in twelve months, with ten per ccn', in
terest from day Of sale Bond with approved
security required of the purchaser for the de-
ferred payment. &c. HARRISON,
noy2-5t Administrator,
l.. P. Cooper, Attorney.
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METALLIC CASES AND CASKETS
WOODEN CCFFINS.
Chancrry N0tiCc.

-ND, III
The State mississippi Pamela county $50 Chan.
Gerry Court Of SKID e,unty. At Rules before
the Clrrk aud Faster OF said court, at his
office in tho town Of Sardii, this fieI Mon
day (4th day of November, 1872.
Monroe Pointer, Grd'n, VS.. Sallie Pointer At al
Upon affidavit filed with the bill in this
cause, it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that the defendant, Caroline TAFT, is a
o n-resident of the State Of Mississippi, and
resides at Columbia, State of Tennessee, 80
that the ordinary process Of this court cannot
be served upon her.
1t Is ordered that this cause be set for hear
ing on the first day of the next term of this
court, to be held at the courthouse Of Pamela
county, State Of Mississippi, in the town OF
Sardis, on the second Monday in January,
1879, and that SAID defendant is hereby di-
recteI to appear before this court at said time,
aud plead, answer or demur to the complain
ats bill, fled against her and others in said
court.
1t is further ordered that a copy Of this or
der be published once a week for four consec-
utive weeks in the. weekly Pamela STAR a
public newspaper printed and published In the
town Of Sardis, in this county.
This done and ordered the 4th day of No
vember, 1872.
J.. c. HARRISON,
Cooner 4 Spencer. Clerk.
Soils for Comp,t's. nol6.4w
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It Is Never Too Late TO Mend.

Sickness as well as old age tells fearfully
upon the glorious locks of youthful beauty, and
many a young beauty or dashing man in the
prime of life mourn the early fading Of dark
hair to grizzly gray oran entire loss OF tresses
once their pride. But there is "balm in Gill
cad for all there. Let them try the virtues OF
La Creole Hair Restorer, the most elegantly
periumed and fashionable toilet article OF the
day. This great scientific preparation is no
dye, and contains nothing that can be Of inJu-
ry. It's action Is not merely superficial but,
penetrating the scalp, it lends its healing and
stimulating properties to the bulbs OF the hair,
restoring their tone and melting them 10
healthy action. The faithful use Of La Creole
Hair Restorer shows itself alters very few ap-
plica,ions in the increased beauty Of the hair
II loses all brashiness or wig brittleness, be-
comes soft, glossy and luIuriant, and SO no
ticeable is this Improvement that those who
commence the use Of this agreeable RestoTer
never fail to speak highly Of Its virtues.
Diseases of the scalp are quickly cured by La
Creole Hair Restorer, and headaches which
have their origin ID a frvcrish condition ofthe
scalp. disappear when this pleasantly Perfumed
Restorer 10 applied. Ladies and gentlemsn
are requested to give La Creole Hair Restorel
q trial.
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Hiiisa - sssh lalgaias fati 80
afsf "a sissi af aars
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$50 % hsss Hgs flsfs,s ssss
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- ssfs if 80 f'sa ihsEapnas
= ass . 'sH dollars nlfstl iss.
hteas ~ Parties ed stsss sfs .
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] MAGNIFICENT GUN.-0ur eff.
county Chancery Clerk, Capt.
]. Harrison, received direct from
ksr Bros, West Msriden, on
kdsy last, one Of their finest
ble.barrsl shot-guus' for bird
hug purposes. The gun was
i to bis order and is one of the
\ beautiful specimens of sporting
!, we have ever seen. Upon trial
biting the gun gave entire salts
ION as being Of the very best
b and quality.
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The free ride on Wednesday last
the fact of Barnum's show be>
in Memphis, caused the trains to
Crowded on that day with passens
b for the Bluff City. Our county
ht its full quota to fill up the sight
krs, but We were unable to find, out
lat least a hundred and fifty or more
klegates, more than four or five par
kswho would admit that Barnum's
feat show was the attraction that
srried them to the city. Neverthe-
= the whole delegation went to the
low, and If the truth was hall
horn, that that was the principal
Fraction The general impression
feated on our counfy-folk, was equa
bis long possessed title ofbeing thu
fsndcst humbug of the age. Tha'
2hatever he attempted he carried
a grand style, and shat as all trav'
ing shows are more or less humbugs
pat his was as satisfactory as an
them are on account OF 1t
Pagnitade. Any one can at
Prd to pay oss dollar to be hum
|ugged BY Baruum, he gives tn
|alue Of the money.
Thsse annual Tree lides of stock
"d.rl 10 however q sham and
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mention Is called to the card Of
NO. farri, & Woodbridge, pro-
Ios Of the GsyO'o Flaming Mills
Lumbsr Yard, Memphis, Tenn.
y gentlemen have one Of the
and most complete set OF new
for their business in the
kb, and they keep constantly on
. very large stock Of lumber
kinds. Give them . call when
want anything in their line, aud
will not regret ii.
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sherif's Sale.

By virtue of writ Of Fieri Facias to me d.
rected from The Circuit Court ofPanola county,
Miss, in the suit Of Butts, Shuford q Co, plain
tifs, vs. John Wiley, R. $. Wiley, and Sidney
Mitchell, defendants, ! W II on Eoaday the 25th
day Of November, 1872, that being the first day
Of the next term of Circuit Coart of said eoun-
ty, sell to the highest bidder for caih, 10 front
Of the courthouse door in the town Of Sardis, in
said county, the following described lands to-
wit. The east half Of section 80. In township 8,
Of range 7, west, cont inning in all $40 acres
NOR. or less, and levied on IS the property Of
said defendant, Sidney Mitchell, to satisfy said
execution and ~sl!costs.
Sale within llwfnl nous.
sariis, Miss. Oct. 2s. 1872. .. oZANSE,-
| pe2t5, Sheriff
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Citation Notice.
1857

~
To Mrs. --- Martin, the widow Of Thomas
j. Martin deceased, and TO - Martin a
minor beir-at-law o. said dscedent, who re-
side at or near Cottage Grove, State Of Ten
nessee:
You are hereby cited to appear before the
Chancery Court Of Pamela county, State Of
Mississippi, at the courthouse Of said county,
IN the town of Sardis, on the second Monday
in January, 1873, then and there to show cause,
fanny you con who the final account Of J. a.
Julian, administrator Of the estate Of Thomas
J. Martin deceased, pending settlement in said
couri, should not be allowed and approved,
and said administration discharged.
BY order of said court. Issued November b,
1872.
&c. HARRISON,
no94T Clerk.
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We are happy 70 say The commit
ZEE Of the Agricultural soee,y ~.
Hs- ready n make ~ ihs shooting
match for ths hns breseh loading
gus which they bsvs on hand To.
President has received q compless
Bss.y trap 9Th "Eyro pigeons
for % many "a siH hundred .ho,s
Upon bis ihvitasiop Ne wssi down
to bis residence q few days sgo to
witness the working Of this happy
invention. We unhssi,a,ingly pro.
nounee i q success. II Is simple and
easily worked, and upon the jerking
OF a string the bird. 90 spinning into
the air thirty, forty or sixty yards,
and afford a fine mark for the skill
Of the sportsman without its hitherto
accompaniment Of cruelty, which has
always detrseted from the esjoy>
ment, especially of the ladies, an or.
binary pigeon match.
Judge Simmons informs us that
be procured these pigeons and trap
from Messrs. Jos. C. Grubb 4 Co, of
Philadelphia, aud he is so entirely
satisfied with the working Of the
trap and everything connected with
it that he desires the committee to
proceed at once and make up the
match and the rules, and fx the time.
The following gentlemen compose
the committee DR.. j. Carter, Hon.
A. r. Howe, Capt. John G. Harrison,
DR.. A. A. Young, Capt. R. II Tay-
lor, or any three of them. Hurry up
gentlemen, and let's have several
matches to enliven the season.
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Commissioners Sale Of Land.

i. BY virtue Of decree of the Chancery Court
Of Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered 10th
day ofJu!y, 1871, and Of an amended decree
rendered the 18th day of July, 1871, in the suit
Of Robert J. Holmes ct al, complainants, vs..
Hewlett N. Holmes, defendant, No. 1856, will
as commissioner therein appointed on Monday
the 18th day of December, 1872, at CORTLAND,
in said county, within awful hours, offer for
sale at public auction to the highest bidder, the
following valuable tract ofland lying and be.
ing in said county Of Pamela, known as the
northeast quarter of section two, Township ten,
range seven, west, also known as tie Holmes
place, situated about three miles ,utheast Of
said town OF CORTLAND.
Tern.a of Sale.-0ne third cash, the balance
On A credit until November LIST, 1873. BoEd
with good security will be required Of the pur.
chaser, and a lien retained upon the land until
the purchase money is fully paid.
J c. HARRISON,
Mile, h Miller. Commissioner
Solicitors. nolo-ow
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Lands Sold to the State for Taxes,
Fiscal Year 1871.
0FFIcs or rBH CIRcrir CLrnR,
SAsDIs, Miss, September, 1877.

The following described lands in the county
Of Pamela, State Of Mississippi, delinquent for
non-paynent Of taxes for the year 1871
viii be Fubject TO redemption by The
owners for the period Of twelve months
from the date thereof, after which time they
will be snljcct 0 purchase aud entry of any
person upon the payment Of amount for which
said lands are delinquent and all COTS to the
State, with damages and subsequent taxes 'ac-
clued. "Act Of Legislature to quiet tax
titles and increase the revenue Of the State
approved April 8, 1872.
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Commissioners Sale Of Land.
ELECTION NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFICE,

sARDIs, MISS, Nov. 8, 1872.
Agreeable to the charter Of the town Of Sar.
dis. there will be an election for town ofieers
THE FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER,
for one Mayor, four Aldermen, and one Con
stable.
aAny person who has attained the sgs o.
twenty-one years, aud has resided In the Stat'
twelve months, the county four months, ant
the corporate limits Of said town ten days ner
preceding the election for town officers, shall
h. a qualified slfetor and eligible to any towr
Office D. .. Hci1EsRY,
n1re Mayor.