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DRIVING THE SOLDIERS.
WILLIAMsDuRGH, Sept. s. ~.

!
ED. PALLADIUM:-An article ap-
pcared in the confederate Herald
OF your city of the 10Th Of Aug,
aver the signature Of one j. Con-
Nor, a man not altogether unknown
to the people of this county, and
especially TO many WHO acre aood
soldiers.
lie whincs pa,heticsIly because
he imagines somebody is trying
to "driy1" the soldiers into the
support of Gen Grant THIS may
not te aliosf tier = new deal to him
however, for it IS 4 we'll ,.rown fact.
that if this RAN Conner ever cid
support Gran, either when rs n
pretended soldier, or as citizen,
| it was when and where he was
driven into TIC conflict, and no
time to get o sick leave.
And If his statements were tue
(Which they are no, tia. the loyal
people Of 'he land and Tie N.h.irm
soldiers were attempting to coe: &c
the soldier into the support of
Gen. Grant-he need have no fears
CT any one calling upon him as
no one ever for a moment suspect
ed him Of having been soldier,
and his influence and support,
alnounts simply to his own narrow,
conceite;i self-Eo more.
| While he is utterly unworthy the
notice OF any honest soldier, he
may not be posted as lie deserved
hence this notice. While there
mty be few who were good SOL
dicrS, now supporting the Rebc
Ticket, end they viii yet regre,
their mistake, it is notorious fact
that all who were known in tho arm
) as ''.cailawags," feather-beti sci,
,icrs Sand those who we're eternal
| ~ getting sick leave ard always
managed to be at home when nj,
| fighting was to be done-( ;he,
could snuff the battle from afa. =
Everyone OF this class are now
Enthusiastic fcr Gfeeley-an 1t il
best arguGcns in the worti, for an,
well-meaning and good soldier t,
stand firm By the old Republican
party, when they look over the lis
and find that every copPERHKAn
DEsERTBR, sHlRK, and COWARD tina
was IN the army, is now for Gree
ley. as
A SOLDIER WHO NEVER DEsEtTEI
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Isaac PAGES Billy Williams crowd a.
on half that went to hear the speech at
Lyceum Hall at the same time. Any
candid man, Literal or Republican,
would be bound to admit that the crowd
at Phillips Hall. was double that at the
other place. About as near as Isaac ever
comes to tho truth in political matters.
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Abuse of Senator Morton.


attacking Senator Morton with "a
sigor and earnestness that shows.
now much they fear him There
seems to have been an under
standing to commence simultan-
eously along the line. The Boston
Post of recent date has an article
viii, Ii is evidently inspired in In
diana; the Louisville Courier Jour
nal, Cincinnati Enquirer and other
influential papers in concert open
their batteries on orr distingni IL
ea and able Senator. The lrrpo c
Is 80 break Morton down., "a q
Democratic journal stated. That
was tried duriny the war,. VIXEN his
vigilance, foresight nd patriot
ism frustrated the plot to organize
revolt and resistance 10 the law in
this State and plunge Indiana in
The vortex Of revolution Mich ael
G. kcrrhas been dispatched in hot
haste To New York to obtain mon
~ Of the Tsnlmany saul.cms, or
where ever else he mas be able TO
pick it up. The situation for the
Democracy is desperate. The
Louisville Journal calls upon Ken
tuckv to help the Democracy Of
Indiana. '.S'lc is virtually inter
csted in the election" SAYS that
or gan. "There is necessity for
prompt and we'll disectclsassist-
ance, and it SHOULD &C at once. i.
cxtla,ms with emphasis, which
means that ar:assgem ents should
be perfected for the colonization
Of voters in the border counties,
That is the purpose ofKentucky
and Indiana Dem ocrats. In 1865
The same thing was done, and il
will be repeated in October. Ken
lucky and Indiana butterliu.s make
common cause. GA The other side
they arc sare Of victory. or at lc as'
the Journal profcsscss to feel as
eured of success. /. therefore de
mands that the real strength O
Kentucky shall he made manifes,
on tbs side. Morton is the stun
bling block in Hendricks way
The SenatOrship is the real priz,
which the American Talleyrane
! covets. He cares little about Gree
ley. lie has slaked his pol tica
fortune on the contest. He know.
II defeated his political career i.
forever closed. The reflection i'm
parts frantic zeal to all his efforts
His own success is more importan
to him than that Of Greeley or AM
other nan on the Democratic tick
ct, lie Is appealing 10 every .sourc,
for helr-money, irnportations an,
every species Of fraud will be re
sorted 10 10 compass his persona
ends. The means are already be.
ing perfected t. carry out tbi
! purpose. Mr.. Hendricks will no
die easy, we can assure our Repub
lican friends. This struggle t,
him is no ordinary one. Upol
its issue depends his political ex
istencc. Its fi,ht for life. II
| has c: listed in his interest all TIL
| Democratic Journals, and from
this time forward unit after tn
election they will pour oat thei
venom, but it will not iujure t..
object of their hate. Govcrno
Morton is surrounded by Gordon
of warm hearts, aGi, the Rebel
neutrality-suspicious. Grant-K,
k,uX can 10 him no harn. LIE
them rage.-Lafavette Couricr.
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Congress, 4th District,
Hon. Jerre. M. Wilson,
Republican County Ticket.

Representative, /. C Walker, Vim Baxter
.yudge 9th Coin. Pleas Dis, John F libby:
Procuring Atty, John l., Rupe.
Pro. 4it'y Dis 18th D " comstock;
Pro. A!t'y Criminal Court, Tbes Study.
Treasure, Joseph g Lemon;
Sheriff, Win II Study;
Commissioners, Wm Brooks, iona Baldwin
Cornelius Thornburg;
Coroner, JolinJ Rorey;
Real Estate appraiser, w Anderson;
Surveyor, Robert A Howard.
Tow nship Trustee, samson Boon;
Toursfip Assessor, Wn. Eul;p.
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HIsToRY. Away back in 1851,
Ike Julian dates the time when be
.'lirst" began To ''use up" Senator
Morton. Along in So he says lie
''took him through course Of
sprouts" and in 1853 The catss;or-
phe eliminated, and he entirely
demolished hi.a .-thcreat Morton
became excited and, Isaac swcars
this l~vsT BLOW Of his (thc terrible
''Pugoda' onc) Induced u "sleop-
less IN ppeasib.e wrath and de-
termination on tic part OF the
man whom he So thoroughly
destroyed, ever siace to have re-
vengo.n
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"We have thought no untruth marrea
the columns Of the Herald. - Thistle
thwaite.
Since this campaign opened, the
experiment Of thus marring its columns
has been tried to the utmost, without
fszing them in the least. AS well try
to mar the contents OF . rotten egg, or
the foul brain Of its editor
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"We are compelled to say that We
despisc liar. "-Thistlethwaite.
~We are glad he has been ''com-
pelled'' at last, to see himself as othsrs
see him
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Col Gray embraced Tx Julian
and ate crow at Lyceum Hall last
night; the subject Of horse stealing
was sot limited at.
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Dcmocrn,;c afd Liberal Coua.y Con-
yeHiioh.


tons made ly the Wayne County
Confederates for county Offices, Of
their Convention at Centreville o.,
Thursday os last week We neg
lcc:ed To ssy that Jos. Williams of
Poscy Township, was The noni-
nee for Assessor, Marin Fr"z.e,
for Cor -:rf; aua j i. heno'le.
s;;:vei.'.
i;u- ii tic Goa e.,arate Democrat
ic organs Of tut, ciiy--,l,c Herald
an. Il 81 Ga, cont lin the proceeds
Tags, lEinu, the preamble, aml RES
GA iaas Jalging from the mix
c.I ticket presented 10" Tie s''
f,,ts Of the people, the !uilna ing
i. >'.rnt as lair q sample OF q p al
torn as he Convention could have
adopted under TIC ciicums:an-
crs:
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l.wn"., tn, this wei! is iyiag
dawn With tac lain',, aud She ii. II
is ea'ils st Nv like n OK. anil this
..bahtionists md eeccssinnists
mnrc': -un,,er tae SINE H,r, and tho
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arm. An tS,he tres. traders and pro-
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NOR AL.

a gnat rcostirg on the horn Of
an OK, said to Kim: Excuse me,
sir; but il my weight is at, all 70
tiguing to you l will depart p
"Roost away said the OK, Il never
knew you were there until you
spoke"
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"a peapc!pu!A Su!eq $! qs.4M mop
SIN Isonos.il 1.-lls!ollied elsm
aql 10 epgi5 oql eAoqG qonW
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.Iso!psH s.us!Inr woId
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SENATOR MoRToN.-The aIndi-
anapclis People, has this to say OF
Tue indomilable energy and power
OF Indiana hest and most trusted
Statcsman-of whom it may he
trnthfully said: his political friends
and co-@ofkers IN the Republican
army justly love and feel proud Of
him, Wits, his political Opponents
and Personal enemies, !sar :nl
hate him wis; q perfect hatred.
God ',i.ss | ii and restore him ,c
health J. is the prayer Of every ps-
riot l.calt:
"ihe wcna,r is lcw Senstar
Horton Stands UP under the work
he does. We first hear of him at
one place, in which he has thun-
dcrcd against the Liberals, and
before we have hardly time to re-
ficct upon his ut,teranccs, he has
again breat'ied forth thoughts hat
move and words that burn. lie
secms to work with the power and
the force of q score of more than
ordinary politicians. He fully
comprehends how much is at stake
in the present campaign. and as if
be had made VOW tc know no
lest day nor night during its con-
iinuancc, be is ever OF. The move.
Talk about his having both feet in
The grave IS hy it was only the
| other day that tic spoke for forty
minutes standing on lis feet Such
is the ,orce Of tie mans will, am
| bliiop, patriotism, or cell it " ha,
! you viii, that VIC honestly believe
we're all his limbs narai, zea ard
| he knew that he should die the
mex. hour, he would find tongue to
lite: his views and arouse 10 &C
ion in The present stirring politi-
cal campaign that is upon US"
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WASHINGTON UNlVEt... ~
MEDICAL SCHOOL.
BALTIMORE, MD.

ia LII MORE, MD
The next Annual Session Of thi, Institu
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Eve months TIE Ciin ical advantages Of d
School arc unsurpassed.
Fees including Dissection and Hospital
Tickets, e65. For Catalogues containing tull
particulars apply to
Prof. Charles W. Chancellor. Deaa,
A23 Baitimole, Nd.
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FEVER AND ACUE

Fellows Compound Syrup Of of lIvpo.
phospiites. so celebrated ia nervous & other
.'ebilitaiing diseases, is now being used With
complete success, curing Chill Fever after the
faiute of we'll remedies, Gainine, &c.
-Ore dose containing two -crapies OF so 10 a.
fhnbarb (eqaal parts mixsd), in wine glass
full Of cold water. should rrccede the .se q;
the Syrup. FULLER FULLER. &c 20.
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Recollect the Grant Club meets
At Reeds Hall next Monday night.
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If WE HAD A VOTE WE'D GIVE IT TC
GRANT!
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lave YOU HEARD FROM MAINE.

vi, nave YOU heerd the lnteSt news
That's trembling on the air?
verdicts rendered way down East
That's shouted everywhere.
The Pine Tree State, that leads the yan'
Has spoken cut quite freely;
So whoop it up, and let 'er rip.
And carry the news to Greeley.
Go tellhirl Schurz has go. a pain,
AID Hendricks, griped with collie
Is roaring mad and white with rage
To see the Grant men frolick;
Gratz Brown is packing up his trunk,
And Cravens feels quite incaly;
So whoop it up. and let 'er rip,
And carry the news to Greeley.
They say tie General loves horse,
Well give him low tcaI;
Hell drive his two teams right along
Like lightning hitchsd to steam.
The Pine Tree State has gone true blue;
It's true, they say tits, really;
So whoop it up, and let 'er zip,
And carry the news to Greeley.
They thought they'd beat The gallant
Blaine,
Ard talked Of shelving Perham,
But when election day rolled round
The Grant boys just went tor EN-.
LISA good year for Republicans,
And victories come right freeley;
So whoop it up, and let 'er rip,
And carry the news to Greeley.
MRS. LAURA GIDDiNGS JULIAN.
CHARGE AGAINST GESERA.. GRANT OF
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TAKING IT BACK, OR WHAT Is 1T?

ADMINISTERING A "CoRDIAL.
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"WAKEN AN ENTHUSIASM =
TIE CHARGE Of DRUNKENNESS >
PRONOUNCED BY THE JULIAN FAM
lily ORGAN "a MALICIOUS
FABRICATION..'
4 FAMILY JAR!

In the Radical of Jan. 30th, 1865. made
the charge in general terms in these words.
sOf late it has not been an unusual thing FOR
lin (Gen. Grant) to be intoxicated" ] necey
withdrew II, or wrote paragraph that could
be SO construed. "-Lora Gsadings Juiim.
Sept. ., 1872.
II this lady did not .'wi,hjraw' the
charge, it will be seen by the following
extract from q second communication
from her pen, in tho Radical OF Feb. 20,
1868, she essentially MODIFIED it, so
much so, that she expressed her willing
ness, il she had vote, TO RIsk IT, by
voting for the man whom she had charg-
cd with drunkenness, in her CO nnunica-
ton Ct the 30th JAM, fer President OF
the Unitod States! She saws:
1--WE still deprccate that weakness in Gen.
Grant. We learned yesterday that through
the pcfs'aasicn OF some Of the prominent a pos
ties .. temperance now in the city. the Gen
eral had rece1t'y signed the pledge for one
year. We are CORDIAL in
our feeling toward the General, and, if re had
vote, should most probably cast it for him
in the coming election"
In speaking of General Grant and his
wife, and to show how heartily, warmly,
sincerely and affec;ionatcly was her feel
ing towards the man in whom she had
deprecated "IHAT Weakness as she SO
tenderly expresses it in the above cx-
tract, sire says in this same communica-
ton, Of Feb. 20, 1868:
"Thilc they (Gcn G ant and wife lack the
culture and cOur'ly manners of tho G differ
entity reared, perhaps they have more heart
and soul, and surely they waken an enthusi
asm that few from any rank OF life could do
One week later, in the Radical of Feb
9th, 1868, We find the following very
emphatic DENIAL OF the charge Of drunk
cnness, that Mrs. Geo. w. Julian made
against Gen. Grant in Ter communica-
ton of Jan. 3Osh:
"Geo. w Julian, in note Published in The
Cincinnati Gazette. denies the statement made
by the Commercial, that he was the author
OF communication published in The True
Republican OF II; city, containing charge
OF drunkenness against Gen. Grant. EVEN
II THE CHARGE WAS NOT A MALICI-
Gus FABRICATION, Mr.. Julian would ro
be likely to circulate it, as it is understood
here that he is a warm friend of Gen. Grant,
Telegram.
The above article, credited 10 the
Telegram, was copied By Isaac II. Julian
in his paper Of the above date, without
word Of comment. lie ADOPTED IT
AS HIS OWN, By placing it in his edito-
rial column, and ihcnceforwafd commu.
nics:ions from Washington City, fon
the gifted, gossiping pen Of 81" ceased
the reason for hicb, we can only in.
fer, was because her bro.lier-in-law had
branded (by publishing the above article,
her charge of Drunkenness against Gen
Grant as a '.MALicIoUs FABRICATION"
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Nothing IKE il ia Medicine. A luxury
to tn. yalatc. a painless evacnant, gentle
stimalant to tie circulation, a perspiratory
preparation, an. anti-bilious medicine. q
s.omachic, diurotic and an admirable gem
eral Alternative. Such are the acknow! edged
and daily proven properties Of rarrants Self
Ter Ap.rient.
SOLD ny ALI DRUGGISTS.
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CHARGE AGAINST GESERAE. GRANT OF
BENG "INTOXlCATED.n
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MRS. LAURA tIDDiNGs JULIAN.
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While they Gen. G ant and w:fe) lack the
culture and conrsly manners of tho G differ
and soul, and surely they waken an enthusi
asm that few from any rank OF life could dc.''
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In the Radical of Jan. 30th, 1865. made
the charge in general terms in these words.
or late it has not been an unusual thing Cor
Him (tien. Grant) to be intoxicated" ! necey
withdrew II, or wrote paragra phi that could
be SO construed ."-Loma Gndmgs Julien,
Srnf q 1917
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TESTIMONY.

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$50 REWARD.

Strayed fpm ne subscribers place, is mile,
east Of Ba'csyille, Miss, on the 18th, Two me.
dium sire mare mules one a bay four or Ave
years old, u or la hands high with A war,
over the right cy. and white spot on the
back; the other mule 10 dark roam Eve or srr
years old lal or 10 hands high, with a spo, Al
tho root Of her tail. They sie both in good
order. When they were last heard of they
were one mile south Of Belmont. will nav
the above reward for their delivery to mc, or
ten dollars Tor information concerning slid
that win lead 10 their recovery
W DSLEDGE, Como. Miss
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LAND FOR SALE.

We offer for sale section @, township !
range i lying ten miles east Of Sardis, in Pan
ola county, About 50 acres cleared land, Ok
Of which IL creek bottom; the balance 10 fnel
timbercd and very valuable, Tho place h
known as part of the "Nelson Plantation. Ap.
ply to Capt ". ,. Locke or Capt. Sauael Ma.
thews for terms and further information. Land
will be sold IN divisions to sui, purchasers.
j. F.. h C, JACKSON,
deeli.lm Ssrdis, Miss
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Plantation for Sale.

oifer for sale my plantation, containing 3di
acres l60 cleared aud IN n high state of cult
Walton, with good improvement mel Is, consisting
OF dwelling, negro quarters, stables and Other
necessary onthouses, 300 ncres OF the tract |,
Newer, and Crooked run creek bottom land
and Il AS fine land MS there is In the State III,
residence Is on upland finely timbercd land
Suiivir h'nds on the farm that can be EN-.
ploJed to cultivate the place. Most reasonable
terms will he given TO purchasers.
Tsaas.--l will take S22 80 per acre, one.
third cash, and balance in one and two years;
or $40 per acre, one half cash and balance in
twelve months, with ten per cen, interest.
For further information apply to Editor Of
the Ptnola Star, or TO me on the place, A
miles west Of Sardis.
j.. N. ANDERSON.
no2-2m
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