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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11

THE entire State and the major
ity of the legislative ticket is dem.
ocratic in our fair Mississippi,
therefore We will not be compelled
to give away our lands, as Ham
Carter, once the black representa-.
tive from Warren county, would
have us do, to save them from con.
fiscation.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11

To II. NJ McCALLUM, representative
elect of Perry county, we are indebted for
the follweing vote of Perry; Lowry, 3l6,
King 81; Stands 326, Yellowly 10; Myers
S'l, srelman 81; Hemingway 33l, Bynum
~; Gwin 33l, Wimberly 90; Catchings 33l,
Fitzgerald IS; Smith 333, Howe 90. Hen.
derson 325, D B Seal 25. County ticket;
For the legislature-McCallum 1858, sheriff
Bradley $50, Gillis 100; assessor Bradley
259, ellis 90; treasurer Morgan 35s; sur
veyor Carpenter 5l9, Wedgeworth 80.
oroner Hinton 1863, Wade, jr. 81.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11
MURDER0Us MOKEs.
RIOT AT MARION, IN LAUDERDALE
CoUNTY-NEGROEs, LED BY
VILE WHITE MAN, FIRE
UPON DEMOCRATS.

Meridian, Miss, November s.
AT Marion Station, five miles north
of Meridian, this morning, soon af.
ter the polls were opened, some no.
groes provoking a difficulty with
some white men, then shot and
killed four of them, viz: A, r Har.
vey, present assessor and demo-
cratic candidate for re election Jos
Barnett, JEFF Segars and Vincent
Segars, and severely wounded Levi
Moore and JAS. Hodges. The white
men were unarmed. The negroes
and their chief instigator, Ed Vance.
a white man and a leader of tho
radical party in Lauderdale county
then mounted their horses and ted
to Vance's house, some two miles
distant, and barricaded themselves
Sheriff Henderson promptly sum.
moned a posse and proceeded from
here by special train to Marion. bnt
finding all quiet returned with mart
OF the posse. The remainder. under
a deputy, started in pursuit of the
murderers, but were repulsed.
Upon approaching Vance's house |
the deputy sheriff demanded a sur. |
render, which they refused deliantlv.
An additional force was then sent
from here, when another movement
was made upon the house. Arr.
wing in the yard Sheriff Henderson
demanded Q surrender, which was
refused. John Vance, son Of Id
Vance, then rode up with q double.
,arreled gun and, on pointing It At
he posse, firing commenced. result
ag IN the killing of John Vance.
md Of A. G. Warren, of the posse'
4 estimable and quiet citizen oflii
leridian, and the woundinp Of WIN !
'ance, another son Of I'D Vance. q
no was captured and brought ii. !
evoral other persoas were sIiphfiv !
'ounded. Old Hd Vance and thirty !
forty negroes escaped to the
oods. Many shots were flred at .
lem q they rotreatod, with 70. /
dts unknown. :
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11

FROM estimates made by the
director of the United States mint,
the amount of gold and silver for.
warded from the mines in this
country for the year ending June
SOth, was as follows: Gold, s23,.
462, ,797; silver, sl7,479,230. Total,
40, ,942,2
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MISSISSIPPI.
Adams.

Natchez, Nov. S.-The election
passed Oft very quietly. The ut
most good feeling prevailed all
day. A fair vote was cast. IL is
almost impossible to determine
what the result will be, but it is
throughout Lowry, democrat, for
governor, and the State democratic
ticket, will have a small majority
IN this county. The county ticket
IS very long, and a great deal of
scratching was done. so that it will
take several days before the official
count can he given.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11
Neict0p.

Newton, Nov. S.-The election
passed of quietly In this county .
iar as heard from, and a tolerably
large vote was polled, the negroes
voting almost solidly for King.
l.. Lowry will have a small majority.
The fusion party put out no candi.
dates for county Offices. 1t is con.
ceded that Baily (indepeudeut)
made a good run in the county fot
state senator, perhaps beating
Keith, democrat. The full otlcisI
returns will not be in for a day Of
two. Last year the democratic ma.
jority was 1,026.
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FROM reports received from,

FROM reports received from all
over the State, we hear of but one
disturbance on election day last
Tuesday-that at Marion, Lauder.
dale county. Reports from every
county say the election passed of
peaceably and quietly. A "full
vote, a free ballot and a fair COUNT
was the rule.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11
Harrison.

Handsboro, November Gre
turns Zone box to hear from) giyo
q democratic majority for the Htsts
ticket of over 200. All democrats
candidates for county Offices sre
elected by large majorities, with tho
exception of the representative.
Only one box is to hear from, with
the chances in favor Of the repub.
lican candidate. y. NJ. Liddle, Of
the Handsboro Advertiser, is elect.
ed treasurer by . large majority.
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Carroll.

Walden, November 0.-We hare
heard nothing definite yet. Its
safe to say, however, that Lowry
Will lead King 3 to /. There was
a light vote. free ballot and fair
count. The election was quiet
throughout the county. Negroes
took very little interest in it.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11

The two Hennessy's, the New
Orleans aids who murdered Chief
Aid Devereaux, have been dis.
missed from the police force Of that
city. We guess this will be about
the extent Of the punishment in.
flicted,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11

The entire democratic ticket of
Harrison county was elected last
tuesday, but up to the hour of
going to press we we're unable to
get the official returns.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11
Claiborne.

Port Gibson, November 0.-..The
entire democratic ticket is elected
IN Claiborne county. General Low.
~ for Tor governor, leads King
oOO votes. There was very light
vote.--only LOGO out of $500 votes
III the county. This was truly .
tree vote aud fair count.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11

For the full telegraphic report OF
the elections held last Tuesday.
which are found in our columns, we
are indebted to specials sent our
valued contemporaries of the New
Orleans Democrat and Times.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11

OUR confrere Of the Handsboro
Advertiser Mr.. q. NJ. Liddle, was
elected last Tuesday treasurer Of
Harrison county by good ma.
jority. We extend our congratus
iations to our worthy brother.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11

some weeks ago Vera Cruz, Mex
leo, offered a prize OF 100000 for
a sure remedy against yellow fever.
DIR. LIGHT, Of New Orleans, has
gone to that city to compete for
the prize.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11
The DEnocRAr-srAR is the old

The DENoCRAT-STAR is the old
est newspaper % the Mississippi
seacoast has a larger bona fde cir
culation than any other newspaper
in this section; therefore it is the
Best advertising medium. Adyer-
tisers will bear this in mind.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11
Clay.

West Point November S-There
are no official reports of the elec.
tion. This county will go demo.
cratic by almost 500 majority. The
election is quiet. In 1880 tho demo.
cratic majority was 756.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11

A New ORLEANS paper says
plck-pockets amuse themselves in
that city by stealing pistols from
the policemen. A fine set of city
guardians.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11
COlHah.

Crystal Springs, Nov. 0.-.KIngs
own county has gone for Lowry,
and all the democratic county o@.
GERS are elected, There is general
rejoicing and firing of cannon Ut
the news thatour glorious old State
is once more free.
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Grenada.

m Grenada, Nov. 8, GAO p. m.-
The democratic State and county
ticket was carried to-day by ma.
Jorlty of from 400 to 500. The elec.
tion was very quiet and only a
small vote was pollcd. Last year
the democratic majority was 436.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11
Montgomery.

Winona, Nov. 8.-The electia
WAS quiet, with q light vot,. Tia
Lowry ticket is live to ono ut ths
Winona box. Duckhill is also demo.
cratic. In the Carrollton bor 4
small vote was polled, not over 800,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11

OLD Jackson county may not be
very hefty when it comes to popu.
lation, but when it comes to rolling
MP good, solid democratic ma.
Jofity ,ou can always count her
thar,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11
Acorn OOifnfu.

Corlnth, Nov. 8.-The election
was quiet. A small vote was polled.
Lowry's probable majority is 500.
The democratic representation is
surely elected. The democratic
majority last year was 446.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11

FRIEND |. N. o. will accept our
thanks for valuable documents tor.
warded from Washington. The
statistics will be used In an article
in next weeks issue.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11

MISSISSIPPI is safe from radical
place-hunters and depredators upon
her treasury for at least four more
years. Let us pray.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11
Haneoeks maiorlty !.
vas sI5. = Ao#aa


Canton, Nov. 8-Ts-
non this county, q 81 :. ssssurls
from, indicate that ~ 4. 80: = neaaa
ct, both State and county 800 80 =.
carried by q very consiSss,sI - =. -
lority. Many Of our bs-s aAs's s..s =
voted against the demoosrssss;... ss ss;..lssas
el eI' whlle the 81 negroes voted y - -.
er ticket. The election ~ 49,. = -.
and the vote vas a - / =
and fair. ""S ne faa
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11
Hol,aea.

Lexington, November 9.--The
democrats elect their entire ticket
for state and and county officers
by about 800 majority. Everything
passed off quietly.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11

is now bnt One, We are both senior
and junior, and vill return thanks
for the kind words spoken in the
concluding remarks.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11

Columbus, Nov. S.--The election
passed Oft to day in the quietest
manner, not a ripple to disturb
tne peace. Sufficient Information
has been received to warrant the
assertion that our county still re.
taIns her s0ubfiquet Of being unani.
nous. In Lowndes scarcely a vote
has been polled for the Ben. Kin :
crew. :
A Telegram from Brooksville. IN
snd county, states that out of
polled. s VIZ
Although there was "a ilnmcnaa
crowd in the city to zee tlle T,ircss M
not 2 drunken mau was seen ii fIse M
streets. . - - ~
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11

WHO killed Ben Copiah, of Wah
Hossf 1t was ! said the "Full
Vote, Free Ballot and Fair Count
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11

The Atlanta exposition is still
open, and great crowds attend
every day.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11

OUR majority in Mississippi is
estimated at 10000. The radical.
grcenback-fusi concern has gono
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11

THE fair at Meridian closed on
the 9th, aud is said to have been a
great success.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11

A FUTL vote, a Tree ballot and u
fair count drove the spikes In old
Ben Wah Hoss' coffin.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11

Meridian, Nov. s.-The demo.
cratic majority In Meridian is larre.
and In Lauderdale will probably
reach 1000. The Indications point
70 democratic success in East Mis-.
sissippi.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11

The State supreme court is now
in session at jackson.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1881-11-11


ways considered ber one of our
stauncliest friends. But at the same
time Mrs. Alley must remember
that she occupies on official posi-.
tion, and that her acts, officially,
are subject to criticism through the
public press. Mrs. Alley as a lady
in the private walks of life, and
Mrs. Alley as postmistress are two
dieerent persons, aud it is the
official person Of whom we write.
That there is something radically
wrong, however, in the working of
the Scranton postoflice we can be
supported In the assertion by the
testimony Of number Of leading
citizens of this place. We will now
answer her communication seriatim
!. Here she positively asserts that
she Seashore package--the one in
'ontroversy-was not received ut |
ier Office. How can she make this
assertion unless she had read the
address, on everyp package Of papers
ent from tho DEMooRAT.STAR
iiioe that week to her postofIlce
his she does not do any week,
nd We will prove this assertion
Ve assort the mail before It leaves
" Office, putting that which goes
= the easbefn-Donuu train Ia 3
aaket 10 itself, and send Ii to tho | |
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purpose, and to, once in thirty days,
deliver q certified copy of the same
to the county court clerk. Section
4 provides that every coroner shall
keep in a well bound book a record
of every inquest held by him, and
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Sec. 7. Nothing contained in this
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tanned. and upon conviction shall be
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of the State of Tennessee, all per
} sons in his county or judicial distric
who shall be guilty OF violation o
this act.
Sec. g. Be it further enacted, Tha
all acts or parts of acts coming il
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pealed, and that this act shall takt
effect from and after it's passage, thu
public welfare requiring it.
The law is in full force now, anc
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or else incur he penalties prescribed
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deaths be kept. The law was pub
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which such birth or death takes
place.
Section 3 makes it the duty of the
justice of the peace, with whom these
reports are to be filed, to record the
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In County Court of Granger
County.
June Rules, 1891.

JUNE Rules, 1881.
g. A. Mcdaniel ct al. vs. Mary E. Hackney eft al
IN this cause it appearing from the retition
| which IS sworn TO, that Mary T. Hackney
formerly Ma E. Hilton; A'nie B. Calder
formerly Annie B. Hill on Caroline Rasengar e.
formerly Caroline Hilton. and J. B. Hilton
children and heirs of Sam' W. Hilton, deceased
and grandchildren and heirs at-law of the late
James Hilton OF Granger county, Tennessee
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ICI-E, newspaper. published in the city of Knox
ants to appear before the chairman of the co nfv
court o Gralngrr county, at county court held
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defence to said petition or the same will he
taken Tor confessed and set for hearing ex parte
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Clerk Granger county court
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