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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-25
by Furman Upper.
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0necr,
l0l6 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF SUBSTANTIAL
N BRICK STORE AND DWELLING COR
NER OF DUVhL AND ST. PAUL STREETS I;
ALSO. EIGHT BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
FRONTING ON ST. PAUL BETWEEN DUNAL
AND BAKER STREETS.I will self by auction,
on the promises, the above property. on
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 81, 1888,
nc o'clock =. N. The house Is I'm thorough repair.
aud is fine bgsncsS-stand; II contains. beside the
store, five rooms. Kitchen and wafer on the prem
iseS.
The LOTS will be sold as n whole or divided 10
suit purchasers.
\ plal of the property can be at the Office Of
the auctoneer.
TERMS: AT sale. FURMAN TUPPER,
sc % AucliOucer.
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SCHOOL OF MUSIC.

The VOCAL DEPARTMENT win he Drfsldco
over by a celebrated concert singer and fine plan
ist. who has been thoroughly lifted Tor her worn
by masters both In America and Europe.
Miss DUSTMAN, who has been the Director OF
Music 1T tire institute during the past I've years
has cnlargee her corps Of assistants and VIII now
he able 10 receive pupils In the city not otherws,
connected with the school. Those wishing 10 I'll
themselves for teaching should avail themselve.
of the rare advantages offered by this department
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For catalogue or information apply by mail o
In person to MISS SALLEY Il. HAMMER,
Principal.
Principals Office hours from TO IL A. NJ.
SO l2-3M
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SlS HUH street, MANCHESTER, va.
COMMISSiONER'S SALE OF a VAL
" UABLE TRACT OF FARMING, TIMER,
AND MINERAL LAND IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY, VA.-Dy virtue OF a decree of the Cir
cult Court of Chesterfield county, entered at the
May term. 1853, in the suit styled |. G. Winston
and others as. John Parkins and others. the under
signed, special commissioner, will sell ut public
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1883,
at IL O'Clock NJ, the following property-to wit:
/. A TRACT OF LAND containing 243 ACRES
on the River road, about two miles from ROblO's
station and about three miles from Hugucnot
Springs, and adjoining the Glands of jefferson Cosby
aud Philip L. Johnson. About 100 acres are
cleared the balance IS IN good wood and timber.
There are some excellent creek flats on the place.
2. The MINERAL RIGHT TO THE ABOVE
TRACT OF LAND, which Is sold separately, 80 as
to comply with the will of the late Jordan Martin.
TERMS: one fourth cash and tile balance ply
able AZ six, twelve, and eighteen months from day
of sale. purchaser giving his negotiable notes for
same, with interest added and title retained until
conveyance is ordered BY the Court.
Il. \. HANCOCK,
Special Commissioner.
SAMPSON & ADAMsoN, AuctOneers. sc 22-l0t
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FREIGHT.
Freigb: received daily Tor Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Smithfeld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c..
Newbern, Washington, aud T1rbOrO', y. c., and
all points In Eastern North Carolina; also, fOr
Eastern shore of Virginia, Old Point and al rcgu-
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued. l.. y. TATUM,
jY.23 Superintendent.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly

clear and cloudy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 81 ;
"a. NJ, II; noon, "a; =. NJ, II; G j.
NJ, Gs; midnight, GO.
Mean temperature, 81 Sc.
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RAILROAD LINES.
m - urfa 7uzx1- sss>xrse.z- r1Fyxga1y>r
f<k8& - ~ ~ Y, ,atfT
pICHMOND AND LEGHAE
~ RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
IN EFFECTJUNE IL, lss3.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
T:2c A. NJ NAIL daily Except sunday, for
Lynchburg, Lexington. and Clifton
torge connecting at ynchburg with
NirYihia Midland railway for all
polts north, and Norfolk aud West
ern railroad for Knoxville. Chat
taDoogl, Atlanta, Nashville. Ioms-
Vile. Memphis, New orleans, aud all
point In the SOutt, southwest. and
Iexw. Sleeper Lsncbbur1 10 New
Orleans and CHATTANOOGA without
change. and on all night trains. This
train makes close correction u
Memphis and all southwestern
points. and avoids several hours lay
oyerat Chattanooga. Arr yes Lyn, h.
burg 1855 y. VI: arrives Lexington,
300 = VI; arrives clifton Forge
4:20 P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily Except
sunday between Richmond and
$50 p. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS daily Except
sunday between Richmond,
Lynchburg Lexington. and ChftOn
forge. Runs % Lynchburg and
Natural Bridge only on saturday
500 A. VI. SUNDAY EXCURSION between
Richmondand seottsville; stopping
at all intermediate stations.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s:35 J.. VI. MAIL daily Except sunday.
1918 A. VI. ACCOMMODATION daily Except
Sundayl.
1920 A. NJ. SIGHf EXPRESS daily Except
sunday.
7:sOP. NJ. SUNDAY EXCURSION.
CONNECTIONS
At Richmond with associated railways for all
points South, and Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points North.
Stesping-cdr attached 10 Night E<prsss JOy
Lvnchburg and lexington. Bertbs, III to Lynch
burg, and 1925 TO Lexington. ,.,,,.,
set General Passenger and Express Agent
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~ SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE 10, 1883.
DEPART RICHMOND: Louisville and Cincin-
nati express, 4:20 z. NJ. daily; mail, $50 A. VI.
daily except sunday: Ashland, KY, and Colum-
bus. Ohio. night express. lO4O l.. VI. daily except
sunday; for Norfos snd Old Point. 4:1O T.. 81
daily Except sunday S:55 A. VI. daily except
Sunday
SUNDAY SPECIAL EXCURSION $50 A.
VI. for Newports News and Phphus tOld Point
Goes not connect Tor Norfolk Returning. leaves
Phgbus $40 y. W.: Newpori's News $50 T. NJ.
Arrives Richmond 900 4. u.
THE 4:3O L. VI. TRAIN STOPS FOR LOCAL
BUSINESS between Richmond aud Charlottes-
vllle
ARRIVE RICHMOND: From the West. s.45
A. VI. except sunday. H. VI. daily, and $50 l..
VI. except sunday; from Norfolk and old Point,
1898 4. ". daily Except sunday. and 1890 Il.
" from Old Point and Norfolk except sunday.
From Old Point sunday only 900 i. VI.
Louisville and Cincinnati Fast-I. Inc Pullman
sleeping-cars ana day cOaches iron Richmond to
Cincinnati, aud from Charlottesville at L. NJ. %
Louisville.
Tlcket-Offces; 1000 Main street and Chesa.
peake and Ohio Railway depot.
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
q. W. SMITH, Genesal Manager. aust
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RICHMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE
RICHMOND. VA,
CORNER TENTH AND MARSHALL STREETS.
FACILITY.

The thirty first annual session Of this institution
will open MONDAY, September 17th.
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MI TtsIIHI IdsrtNttF ITiIIf Sod At Don AT.
PULLHAN-CAR SERVICE
on Train 5O-Ncw York and Montgomery va
Washington and Danyilic.
On Train 52-llchInond snd Danyilfc and
Washington and Augusta, Charlotte and Mont
gOmery,
Tickets sold u all points s0uth, sOuth.asf, and
southwest. and baggage checked through.
EOlay-oye. checks given on local tickets.
VI. SLAUGHTER.
General pass,nrcr Agent.
Sol HAAS, Traihc Manager
7. NJ X. IALCOrT, General Manager. - 10
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Train No "a connects ~ Burkcsille win Nor.
folk aud Western railroad for Farmyille. Lynch
burg. and all southwestern points
Train No. 80 Through passenger st0ps AT an sta-
tons. connecting 70 hcysville for an por.s CA
& chGoni aud " .ck'cII ur- raii lfl: ~ sul.pr-
liL's with Milton ano Sutheriin Mario -tfa4gr
railroad FOR Milton; Al Greensboro for all points
on salem Branch; al Atlanta for an points
South and Southwest; Al salisbury for al points
on Western North Carolina railroad.
Train No 81 Through passenger and MALL stops
al all stations, connecting at >utberln's with NIL
ton and Sutherlin Nsrrow-tiaugc railroad for
Milton, AT Greensboro for al points on salem
Branch and NOrth Carol ma division ~ Charlotte
with Charlotte, Columbia srd Augusta railroad tor
Columbia. August ~tvar nah. aud Florida polnts,
with Atlanta aud Charlotte division for Atlanta
AMI all points South and Southwest
Trains from the South arrive M Richmond at
1888 +. NJ, $50 A. NJ, aud 1916 I. VI.
BON AIR PASSENGER SERVICE.
Trains
Leave
Arrive
Ioh ar ~ y. ".
Coaneld'''. ......-..., ....-,.b 80 L. VI.
RETURNING.
Leave
ooalneld 90 A.. VI.
non \. VI.
Arrive
- \. NJ
All regular passenger trains stoD AZ BON Air
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KENMORE UNIVERSITY II I G II
IN SCHOOL, II. a STROBE (AIathematical
Medalst L. Val, Principal, near Amherst G. H.,
Va. Session begins September 9th. Prepara-
tory TO the University Of virginia. A high grade
limited school. Students received AS members of
the family. For dcccnnial catalogue, giving full
particulars, address the Principal. je 26-3m
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For Tickets. Timetables. and all Information,
call on 4. W. CARRIER 4 co, 1000 Nam street
ana Ticket Agent al the Richmond and Dauyllle
depot.
state-iOOms and Dcrths secured sn application
al this Office. VI. SLAUGHTER,
General Passenger Agent,
NOT Tenth street.
SOL HAAS. Trafic Manager. au 2S
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS DANIEL WILL RESUME HEX r
r. ArfrpF On MONDAY NEXT. October ~;
Tie class will meet MONDAY and THUKsD al
from AZ 10 o'clock Mt the Valentine Heo.e' COT
nor Ninth n nd apftol streets. " Z'-lw
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-24
THE sPEAKERHIIIP.

The leading topic Of interest and
discussion il tho contest for the
sp.asership u the National House
u Representative. Messts. Cox.
Carlisle and Randall, the pfouonnc
I'd candidates, are all in Washing.
ton viewing the outlook aud caci,
claiming 10 be confident " success.
From oil We can learn, Mr.. Carlisle
IN in the lead and we are Of tie
unininn that hs will win the great
prize, lie is not only The favoritc
u the South for the position but
all tariff reformors have centeted
their hopes ON him, for Mr.. Ran.
dali IL everywhere regarded ~ the
special champion and guardian of
the protection interests. Mr. Ran
dali has filled the Speaker chair
two and n hall terms, and IL would
secm he has been sufficiently hon.
orsd even IL he were otherwise un
Objectionable. Another element
of Randalls weakness Is the fact
that nearly all the leading Rcpub.
lican papers have expressed y d.
cidel preference for linn. Though
a Democrat, Randall is really the
Republican candidate for Speaker,
II occurs 10 us that the Democrats
would be guilty ~ fatal folly II
they play into the hands Of the
Republicans 10y electing,he Speak.
or Of their choice. Another thing
10 be considered is that the Demo.
cratic Congress was elected chiefly
on the issue Of a reform and re-.
adjustment OF the tariff; to rc-cleci
Mr.. Randall would be TO ignore
the most vital question Of the day
aud nullify the wish Of the people
40 cmphatically expressed IN tn,
Congressional elections. We hope
for the success Of Mr.. Carlisle. foi
We believe his victory will b, the
f%orerunncr Of a National Demo
cratic triumph next year.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-24
THANKeorvInG PRoCLAnA
TfON.

In obedience To u sacred and his
toric custom, and in harmony with
the PROCLAMATION of the President
vt the tnltrl siitos, l., Robert
Lowry, Governor Of tho STATE Of
Mississippi, do hereby designate
and appoint Thursday, the both
DAY Of November, rs a day Of pub.
lie Thanksgiving. We have great
cause for gratitude To the Givcr of
all gUud Tho year just passed has
been crowned with abundant bless
ings Ia our State, and there is in.
crrasing prosperity and content.
ment Our fields have yielded
ahundantly industries are multi.
plying and becoming more profta.
BIZ, and the inspiration II hone
has succeeded long discouragcment.
The health OF our people has been
graciOusly preserved from pcsti.
lcnci and no unusual harm In,
comc nigh our dwellings. Their,
has been general obcdicnc, {,
rightlul authority, and a growth
Of a genuine spirit Of state ant
national brotherhood. These and
countless other blessings vouch.
safcd TO US by n kind Providence.
call for q public acknowledgment
Of thesame. do, therefore, recon-.
mend that on the day appointed.
the people should rest from their
accustomed lahors, assemble IN
their several places Of worship
aud render praises and thanks.
giving 10 the God Of infinite mere,
and bounty
In witness thureof. | have here
unto set my hand and caused IA,
seal Of Mississippi 10 be affixed
Done ut the capital in jackson
this 18th day OF November, 1883.
RongRT Lowry,
rs the Governor:
II. C. MYERS, Secretary ofSiate.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-24
pnnmrvM oor-s.r
Pamela County, Miss, Planters and
Memphis shippers Win,
az Usual.

Telcgmms vcrc pceivcd from isuis.
willie yesterday announcing that the cam.
missiongrs appointed fur that purpose
lRi made an awarl II ptinss tou1hiiltnr
Of cotton halcs The lucky ~cumVetilun
wrre bales shipped hy Memphis mer.
chants, the prize Of sloco uiFcrrd Tor the
best hale having lecn awarieit 4 Mcasr.
llill. iuaiaine y Co, AMI another prize
u 500 lor the iEst hvc-lale lot going
10 Mcrsrs J. ". Caldwell & Co. An the
prite bales wcrp rai-sd In Pamela county.
Miss, which u probably the ls-t cotton.
producing euuniry IN the wofll.
MvssrA Caldwell 4 Co.'S shipment 81
five bales consisted ~ an unusually hne
l.t II co,tnn. each bale weighing avef
30 pounds, OF upward, or fifty pound.
morr than n required by the rules 81
the exposition. The entire lot was raised
by Mcs.Fs smith 4 0'Bryant, II Rates.
vile, Miss, whose name has headed IN,
IL, in several other competitive display,
II the staple.
The prifa Of si000 onerri for the hcsi
single hale was taken by one shipped b,
McssrS lilli, fon,aine A Co, ~ staicl
above The hale. which was rpmarkabl,
nss ,ncplof aud textur. was raised bl
Mr. WIN. ts-rs-. "A pstrwxille. Mis-
Memphis Avalanche, Nos. isG
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-24

fHu

nlIHF A. SOC HiHlthl 1l
thHfaiy f iit
alh# fHHT "a. l
H0iNn4 i
HlN fm mlif al H
iHh if 1900
.Afk 81 an H ". f4flDf. ~ ~
$500 niIHf, 4 iiHHi.f W.
iitnNB ~ N itail VI li tafnsil
and e. kllllaI THH meaiinF
OilHl % mlaf ly Oah.ml
THlifth
Ou motion n judga iiAIl, gsn
IHplau Hnf elected ehHilmHn Hul
u x Walton afrfniifV.
on m9ii0u Hon Y ~ Thafait
aui Gan W Is burke III Helena
tJl Wm iinwHuu afFfHm Point
.N.H Nle Wee anl y r. Wallpa, W.
1upi Il y Walton J w. ltEltlu
u ~ kfln Hnd f. y. lliinNnlef m.
Fiflip and Hon r. n Mitchell ~
P%outltpr, Wofe elocinl momhnfs of
atid Board NJ Incorporation
CON Bufkn offered the following
ffa0lufiau which rne carried
lonlyrI Thnt tho lucpfppui0fs
along the line ~ the proposed ronl
be- and fIpy arc hnn6y authorized
and instructed 10 solicit subscfip
tiuna " stock e. mid fuad, and to
hold public meetings 10 the inter
cai " Che sumo W auOu ~ possible.
On motion, "a temporary urgnn.
i2aiiou Nus effected al fllow z
Gen j. G. Tappan, President. g..
~ ntttlrttulh' tltn't i'riNt 49, coed
u. = Walton secretary
on motion, 10 was reeolyod, A.
soon as the required amount Of
stock u suh-ctibad, five II the IN.
corporators are hereby authorized
10 call % meeting oi subscribers b.
tho railroad az Sdrlia
a note from co., j.. r. Dickins,
one Of the lncorporut0rs, was re-
coiyod, expressing disappointment
AZ bis necessary absence aud o
feeling Of deep Interest IN the en-.
tcrprise and a willingness TO aid
the same in any way n lia power.
On motion, the meeting adjourn.
ed; every couutcnancc Of those
present expressive Of the intense
4 satisfaction that the "hall is n,
! last in notion for this great ind
important railroad, which we look
upon as fixed fact at a very
carly day.
". S, WALTON, &c. TAPrAS,
Secretary Chairman.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-24
Mississippi 4 Tennessee II. II. Go.
slookholders' MootinR.

The annual meeting ofthc stock.
holders II the Miss. 4 Tenn. X. II.
Co will be held at the Peabody
Hotel, Memphis Tenn, on Wcdnes.
day, November 2sth, 1881, at which
time Directory will be elected fol
the ensuing year. Agents will
furnish passes TO and from meeting
~ Stockholders on line uf road
Applications should be made a
once. s. II. LAMB, scc'y.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-24
X FOR

Hon. A. J. Bakor, Of Lafayette
county, Is prominently mentioned
y. a candidate for Speaker of the
mississippi House of Representa-.
tiyes. Ho has had Legislative OK.
psriencc. Is gentleman Of brilliant
attainments, and would make n
model presiding officer. The House
yosld hardly 10 better than 10
ionor capt Baker With tho highosi
Position la H. gin. nv ay"id
grace tie Speakers chair and in
honoring him the House would At
the saIss time honor itself and
reward Capt. Baker for his gallant
aud efficient services In behalf Of
Democracy.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-24

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Cells 1iaaiff MHfg NiftH ItHlN tdfHi
tnirffh frhWtha Rose llh uHHhe
HihiUp Il ilH# Dfuff W Gable.
thna N l4llud #HaHu IrH4mDlf tHttf
John ~ Whiulef ~ ~ W ~ Hfpi.
dafl. a. f. tnurl. and saafea NJ mlof
ltH IngliHinl WhlefF ThH lrHi arlHia
aul rngrugNm illustrate the mnRifine
n lWs iarn truly Nid that tie reading
~ sf higmttH
"a LIBERAL EDrCAT1ON'
for uc boss aul afla Who are Fortunate
rn1l'h ~ hive H. Nv no other book ~
periodical ~ instruction ao Lnppily blend.
ul With recreation and ANUS mpnt.
The pfiee is ti 0H 70 ycnr, ~ ~ rents d
number Boob sellers, noeelcalets nn'
u%iioncc may DO mndc direct 10 the pub
lishqr, Us money ~ cypress order, bhnl
check M In registered letter.
The CENTURY CO., Now York, n y
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-24

VIZ have sufficient evidence 10
warrant the hrlicfthat "a Wheeler
& Co." II Baltimore, are frauds.
fVine Of our State exchanges are
sill running this s%windling firm
advertisement, but the SrAR drop
ped II some Time ago, pending an
investigation. We venture the
prediction that "Whcclcr & CO..
,wjll never pay their advertising
bilis.
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pAnms so4 tunta niu
nnnonrn orrtenannKnns

One N to manifest hfiafi4 "
The ffpnitieih fFaiam n RIyrfu
iment v lhe field Il opeDs Nv W.
rhfmlr unifssanakef nnl thr pro
iessl0nd politician Them man
arr always gosint the pfblif mtf
w hH4efiinR thpif s%rcallel rlnimH
nnd demanding Inst lhoif sefyifes
~ this ~ that paaty la recognized
vs. lHstpw IuR ulpin thosH inHlliate
felf seekers the e4yoted by0u II
office. Sume " them may bo au
Fortunate "a ~ retain office 4 whole
generation YET, " Tho custom af
rotation rules them out, they Htill
cry for plaeo and power, and mil
Ing a. win The desired POSITION
they gladly grasp NJ another
though II bc Ices important aud
fonumefatiyo A ease IN point
presents itaslf - our mind that
maman who hp served about
thirty years Va Cungrgfa c1nsecu.
lively Va the last election hc wat
thrown ont aud fofccd into private
life. But docs be propose 10 sub.
init quietly and gracefully 10 III,
popular verdict and rest upon The
hon0rs aud cmulumcnts bestowed
on him2 No, indeed hc " now
beseeching his former associates in
Congress to elect him clerk III,
public are losing patience witt
llrsc chronic office sookon wh,
have no molc.iy and whose de
munds are inoc4saut aud insatjlte
There are just M goJd ami cap1bl.
men out OF office ns there are II
office, anil the people should hreaI
down the oilicc.broking motopnl
by rigidly applying The useful an.
wholesome doctrine ofrotation nm.
Congress aud the State Legislature
fhorld follow the same cxampl,
for such bodies are but the creature
and servants OF the people III
best plan % rebukc chronic Ollie,
seekers and professional politician
IL 10 adopt Jefferson admirahl
Tule--'1et the Office seek the man.
This article is not directed again.
AN individual, but Il cIass ii
men who are content only to liy
and die in Office and then have u
administration appointed as su.
ecasor.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-24
Swayno's Pills Comforting &c tho
Sick.

Thousands lilo from neglect to p-opcr-
Is tres, Impure Blood, Constitution,
Dyspepsia, Malaria, A%puplcxy, Liver,
Kidney, Heart Diseases. nropss and
Rheumatism. But TO the dcbiitated,
hurlcnel with such serious Sickness, We
conscicn,iously recommend "iwaync's
Pills" which contain me,licina, proper
ties possessed by no other nrmdy. Sent
by mail for - cents, box Of y pills; 3
boxes, 81, lin stampsl. Alircss, nf.
Swaync K Son, Philadelphia Ia. Sold
by Druggists.
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that COW aNf HN afFM
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Mo- HIugiut Hlfui Hlfh e f'IiH W
fliInH HHii fhffpIFI. f. Iu
.ihl pffrfd fhf hm.srfN
uHfIW Committee ~ tfiii fufihef
.iafffh $50 hfunlit tiIH fnfllng Hui
.fhla lufffumff vs. seirrtlnt Ifui
Vllle M iIf sa1f M flN nest
iiDhHi Convention itHhiH llt6
btfntufiu esitin1 as ~ tlia lhiiiig
M any lui ilo largest tltm ~
nnul comfortable HnuumalaiiIh
~ National Convention HfsnIihef.
NJ ttN wa afHt plitnrt rfiirs
TIE manner in WhIth louisville
provided nv thn thousands ufuu
ihpumnd Who visited her Egposi
tim diuimloa That dyutt sha
can accommodate tbr Convention
ns comfortably na ans other cts,
and situated ns Abe i upon tha
suuth bank " iho Ohio riyw, with
milronds from cyofy direction con
.terine within hff limits and
witbHl tho mot oenlul city in
the Union That mH accommodate
such Convention She oilers ln-
dncemrnty for its hning held there
superior ~ those that rlu boz anaf.
81 vs. any other city North ~
South Far enough away from TIC
Federal Capitol ~ avoid The dan.
ger " undue influence being cx.
crtcl w political wire workers.
who make Washington their head.
Tuutou she can supply cycfi
comfort, ovofy convenience an.
every luxury Chat can be .upplict
boy any other city and offer NOR.
freedom from improper and cor
mptiug influences than any d
them II the Democratic EKocu
tive Committee net wisely Il vii
uomc Louisville IL the place an
May or June ~ The time for til,
assembling of the next Natlono
Convention
! 1t will be seen by the above cli
j torial, which we clip from To
Semi Wcckly Ilcnlcrso n tEyj Il.
d porter that Louisville H. .uq1asfc.
as the place for holding tho nax
: National Convention Of The Dcmo
4 cratic party, We like The suggc.
e ton, and give it our hearty vi
VI dorscmcnt. The Southern Stgtc
are all Democratic aud they hay
, a right to ask that the Committc
n will recognize their uniform an.
: answering devotion To the part.
10y selecting Louisville AZ the sen
of the Convention The SCOUT
does mol ask a place on the tickc.
, but will support whoever may i
y nominated but Mcdonald seem
70 to be looming up "a her choice
She would recognize the sclcctio
Of Louisville, however, Is grac,
I FIJI compliment to her true an
~ tried Democracy.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-24
A Boy Printer.

WASrrD-To employ n quiet,
steady boy, uf from y to 16 years
Of age ; must be able to get at least
one column a day and distribute.
Wages reasonable and permanent
place. Address,
STAR OFFICE, Sardis, Miss.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-24
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