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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21

senate.
Washington. January To- Mr..
Scweil from the military affairs com
mittee, reported The advisability of a
Dill To authorize the secretary OF war
To establish a home for INDECENT
soldiers and sailors in Kansas.
Mr.. Harrison from the committee
on territories reported bill
thorizing the county Of Yankton
Dakota 10 issue bonds. He said a
majority uf the committee were salts
fled OF a desire OH the part of the pep.
pie that the country should have such
legislation AS would enable them a.
refund their debt aud get rid Of the
faint Of population. He would ask
the senate 10 consider the bill at an
early day.
Mr.. Garland gave notice that three
members of the committee disapproved
the bill and would oppose its passage
most strenuously.
Mr.. Hale presented Mr.. Frye's Gre
dentials of election. Filed.
On motion Of Mr.. Coke, the joint res
olution was passed, authorizing the
purchase OF steam launches for use Of
the harbors Of Galveston and Mobile.
The postofiice appropriation bill was
then taken up.
Mr.. Plumb said he would ask the
senate to dispose Of 1t to-day. Debate
cnsued on the clause providing for the
reduction Of letter postage to two cents,
and at the close Of the morning hour
the postoflice bill was laid aside and
the senate resumed the tariff bill.
Mr.. Miller offered an amendment 10
make the duty on filed bottles orc
and a half cents 4 pound, instead Of
y '-'v go cent nd yalorem az in the
bill. Lost.
Mr.. Moore Of Pennsylvania intro
duced Joint resolution proposing IA
constitutional amendment granting
congress the power 10 provide by APP
propriate legislation for the enforce
ment OF the obligation OF contracts en-
tered into by any state OF the Union.
The Judiciary committee resolution
dire, ting the military committee to
investigate the charges Of mismanage-
ment OF the Hampton's Soldiers
Home was adopted.
Mr.. Bingham of Pennsylvania, chair
man OF the postoiiice and postroad4
committee, reported back the bill pro-
viding that whenever IL shall become
necessary to increase the speed on
which mail IL carried on any post
route the service shall be re-
adjusted for the reduced time required;
also the post route bill which was also
passed.
Mr.. Hiscock cndeavored TO dispense
with the private business for to-day,
hut failed 10 secure the necessary two
third vote, and the house went into
committee of the whole on the private
calendar.
AT o'clock the committee rose aud
the house passed some private bills. a
W clhini biil then gave rise 10 some
debate, and the yeas and nays were or
dered on its pnsst2e, uending which,
on motion Of Mr.. Robertson OF New
jersey thehousc NJ 3o'elock adjourned,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21
LITTLE RICK

i;iltie Rock, Ark, January o0.-A
notice was to-day served on the officers
OF the Little Rock and Fort smith
railroad that ia ten days the state aid
bondholders would apply to the Fede.
raj count for the appointment of y va
ceiver, under late AZ
cision OF the United States
court, holding the comna ,us
liable for million dollars of hondp
sued by the state under the net lses
a hurry created by the deveIop-
hleht OF several eases of smallpox In
ianlly IN this city. The authori.
sleS lsoiated These cases and it is moi
renewed the disease will spread beyond
me persons originally exposed. m
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FRANCE.
Comments of tho Prsss on rlou-Plon Ar
restA Rising Threatened.

Comments of tho Prsss on plou- Plon's Ar
rest-A Rising Threatened.
Paris, January 10. Some OF the
morning papers give further details Of
an alleged organization for civil war in
the west of France with the help OF
the Catholic Workmen's Club, and
mention the discovering of lceita-
mists In conspiracy called the
Catholic Alliance, forming vast
association directed by Baron de Cha
Nette. They declare thirty-thrce le-
gions viii be formed In the west and
centre. Several officers OF the army
nre implicated in the conspiracy and n
depot of arms exists.
LIE f0Hdire declares that n rising In
Lavendee IL fixed for the Dist inst
Princess Ciotildc, the wife of Prince
Jerome Napoleon, has arrived here. |,
is probable there will Ice no decision IN
the ease of Prince Napoleon for the
next few days. The Orleans premicrs
are expected to resign their commissions
III the army.
Dorono, the Bonnparist, member OF
the deputies, gave notice to the pre-
feet of police last evening that h,
had posted Prince Jerome Napolern's
manifesto outside his own house, and
challenged him 10 prove the illegality
OF the action. Persons passing tn,
house pulled the placard down. Th,
police decline 10 crafty Dorono's dc
sire for martyrdom.
London, January la.-The Times
Paris correspondent says the prohibi
ton Of the display OF religious EN-
blems Ia the government hill, which
the cabinet has resolved 10 sub
init Is sop TO those persons greed,
for religious persecution. \
Paris special says after ,
stormy council whereat tho minister,
pronounced strcnuously for Flauquet':
proposal, the cabinet resolved to sub
NIT bill to summarily punish the ex
hibitor of religious emblcms, postin,
OF placurds and uttemnces of disloya
cries
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21
BLACK FRIDAY.
Two Murderers Expiat. Their Crimes on
the Gailowsand One IL Respitcd.

WV RohtbNS Vht ~ tkthptttus
Washington, y. c., January 49,
A colored boy, Charles Shaw, was
hanged at i2;i5 this afternoon for the
murder of his sister on the 10th of
January, 1881.
shaw retired early last night and
rested well. He was nervous and ex-
citablc rs the hour of execution APP
preached, and at times shed tears and
uttered imprecations against those hay
ing him In charge. Father Harley
of ~. Augustine Church, of which
shaw was u communicate attended
him Mt the scatlold The procession
formed at 1910 p. IN. Warden Croker
and the hangman were in front, fol.
lowed by Shaw in charge of two OIL.
cers, Father Hurley and an assistant
brought up the rear. While repeating
the service for The dead shaw
looked calm and self-possessed
walking To the scattold with very
steady step. No time was lost after
reaching the scatlold, The moose was
quickly adjusted, he kissed the crucI-
Fix, the black cap was placed over his
head and after bidding him good.bye
the warden gave the signal and the
drop fell immediately and shaw died
almost without u struggle.
Macon, Ga, january 10 Wilbush,
the murderer who was to have been
hanged to-day, was respited this
morning.
Bclair, Md, January TO- Arthur
Preston (coloredl, aged u. was hanged
In the enclosure of the Jail yard this
evening, for the murder of his oolored
mistress, Mary Dorsey, last April by
crushing her skull With an axe. Pres
ton made no apeech from the gallows
and maintained perfect composure,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21
CAPITAL NOTES.

Washington, January Samuel
a: o'Brien was appointed keeper of
NE saving station No. 3, Eighth dis
trict west end of Galveston Island.
vice Chas. A. Stackpole resigned.
me Mutual Press Association and
American News Exchange of Cincin-
natl have been placed on the postof,ice
fraud list. Money orders and regis
tered letters will not be delivered TO
them. '' W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21
Hote, Arrivals.


We Evans, Collin countv. n NJ Nror,i.
wichita; Mrs Mollic Holmes, " 4 tooner
SiNi W IA sparrows, Parsons Kansas, h II
iignoSki, Albany; W e Pom. Grandvirw.
= y Spaulding. Texas; j ~ Wadleieh 'rcxes..
8 " tlie, - louis II w Beaumont. CITY. 4
y y Clair, Hot springs: : l. King. Pacific Ex
pINsS company; a Dickinson and wife. Grav.
SOLE IL Cox, Nirginia; u Evans, lletroIf
Michigan; q \ Davis, Hampton. Iowa, n d
SURFING, penlsoM Z Mhalev, Fort Edwarl
i l,san Territory; Dr stiit, MllerSburg IN;
sMSNNher, MiLscrsburg, Ky: Erntst BufIer.
Milisisbnrg, Ky; Mrs : + BELL, Sweetwater.
q oklamer, TN PNR.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21
SNOW.

Chicago, January PA drlvino
show'storm began AZ SO clock and viii
probably eontinueall day. The wealth.
Is very cold and tempestuous generai,r
throughout the Northwest. Rlont
AIDES on railroads in Minnesota ana
Manitoba are reported. The storm ~,
yesterday was severe, but has snbsidaS
somewhat, and 1t is expected tra;ns
will run regularly to-day. "''is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21
BLIZZARD

Denver, Colorado, January BLK
sero. MoMnlain towns report the cold
mercury stands twenty-six degrees be-
low zero-the coolest ever known.
fankton, ID, H., January IA
blizzard and severe cold for the past
fwepiy-ioar hours. Mercury twenty
two degrees beIow zero.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21
THE nEwHalL FIRE.

MiIwaukee, Wis, january 10. =
Schiller the alleged Newhall incendia-
~ was brought back TO Jail this morn
ing. 1t Is now settled beyond doubt
that he never left the city, but was
concealed In the house of one of the
deputy sheriiis. Evidence that he re-
moved his stock the day previous 10
the fire accumulates. The value Of
the stock so far is about $40, COO.
Search in the ruins this morning re-
suited i'm finding one body. -Four
bodies are recovered leaving three still
10 be accounted for.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21
SENATORIAL.
Tho nallotins Continues Yesterday with no
Elections.

Lincoln, Nebraska, January 10.
The fourth Joint ballot
for senator took place at 10 m.
The following Is the result: Thayor,
10; Willard, III, Morton. l3; Henderson,
q Shycle, 10; Saunders, II; Cowan, II:
Brown, s; Nifguan, q; Conner, q; bal
aiice scattering.
st. Paul, Mimi, January la.--The
third ballot to-day resulted: Wiudom,
81; Wilson, 50; Cole, IL; Dnnnell, III;
Hubbard, 0; Kindred. T. Start, A:
Davis, q; Farmer. 1; scattering. 4. The
fourth ballot gave Wilson. S3; Cole, rs;
Farmer, O; and Window, SO. Mother
changes.
Detroit, Mich. January 10. The
second ballot for United States senator
to-day resulted the same as the first,
except changes in the catering vote.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21

Robert Bonner OF The ~.
.Ledger has Ses2 90 i nvasts,i iork
horses. Thirty yeas arc ne va "a iasi
poI nn,5r =, "a, 8ne OF The New York XIV
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21

Parties wishing 10 make quick sales
ot their city property can do SO hy leay.
ing same With the Texas Investment
Company. l.ol2x
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21
For Snle.

Seven head young Durham, 80.
Enquire northwest corner EinI l''l VIZ;
l-2l.lw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21

Parties with city property for sale
WI consult their Interest by leaving
me same with the Texas Investment
Company, l,aO.ox
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21

Quality Of goods is OF first consider
alton at Combs, Read 4 Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21

For the next ten days dry goods can
he bought at New York ccst at Kali
ser's cid stand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21
EUREKA DINING HALI

= H. Proprietor.
Fresh oysters, ete just opened on Cham
pers street next To the opera house. Elepan,
lining liall with every provision necessary
10 nrsCciass restaurant Patronage re.
l-li-lm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21

Cranberries, lemons, oranges, liz
Irua.s ETC., At Combs, Read & CO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21
TO THE PUBLIC.

! wish to call the atten.
ton of the public to the fact
that / have lately opened
for business Il plumbing.
steam and gasfitting estab.
iishment ut No. - Main ST.,
Fort Worth.
shnll al all times carry a
large And well assorted
stock, which owing to the
fact that | buy in car load
lots for cash, ! can sell at
exceedingly low prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21

Hose,
Iron Pipe,
III ydrants,
Bath Tubs,
Lead Pipes,
Brass Goods,
lnspiraters,
Chandeliers,
Wash Stands,
Force Pumps,
Chain Pumps.
Gas Fixtures,
Globe Valves,
Water Closets,
Steam Engines,
Engine Fittings,
Engravers' Tools,
Decorated Globes,
Iron and Wood Pumps,
Asbestos a Rubber Packing.
IA Main st.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-21

Estimates al
steam or gas13
clleerfully give
ing city wakT 1
dwellings, ek5
Marble-t0p "
copper bath Y
sinks, water Y
the very latME
nected with
water pipes. N
petent and n9'
men employs.
examine our g
fixtures. n
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03

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lvhalfr IA ThW ffgY VERY n
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supfHuWH fudfHyyp W. tfilif i#Hfl
Accommodating I've huF fFgHtlHI
plaaa lssftfali N lfHHielinw s \
beautifully written and %elalslfatf
fafsf. - y q Hledman e ~ aHI
met anefti0naia ohfuniflef end
critic Ii0wfllsp novel @neluaas.
hltIaul Grant White lalkt u I'D
New York and ~ lluuses' j. W
Atillmhn writes briefly aud pleas
antIy " the ohafaetefistlcA n Ion
| don Austin Dulaun NJ length, q
the pupils N The worl engfaYaF
Thninaa llawiok Martin Luther
After Fur Hundred ieatah Il
from The pen n George ], Fisher
s0ne very attractive folk eontri
bute to Tho open letter depart
ment This array comprises bu
II portion " the contents NJ th'
number
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03
lSrebircsbus Tneuqnilod OF

The STAR has q few words 10 say
to those of our subscribers who are
in arrears for subscription. We
have sent the paper to you on
trust, and now we expect you to
come forward and settle without
further delay. This is u perfectly
proper and polite request, which
we hope all will take pleasure in
complying with, for they have Ia
ken the paper and IL is but right
they should pay for the same. In
a few weeks we shall begin send
ing out statements to such as fail
to settle their bills. We are deter
mined to have settlements in some
waywith our debtors, because We
are bound To meet the Just demands
Of our creditors, and this is the
only way in which we can do so.
We would much prefer not to send
out a single stitcment, because each
one will cost us two cents, hut ii
our friends persist in neglecting
us, we shall have tn remind them
Of their obligations; nor can they
take ofiense at il, for when we
send out these statements the re-
sponsibility will rest chiefly with
those 10 whom they are sent. The
.,.. aa.a.. L.. ~. -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03


o. ll.s ilalsnabla a q hmds.
iudes n he clisHli cysit u bah
dia alttiHTI
The graud iay ~ NJ OetAsf
term ls said repeatedly ~
isat n gauf Hmm that W. have
mftfulIy ahi diligently lhgasii
galei M mHlsffs shleh have hesn
brought befata IA, and M uch ~
WI iHve deemed n sufficient IN
lmiahee b. end ~ b. ygif curt
whore ~ thmght tho evidence
was sufficient ~ soeufe y convie
iion w have fund lndietmen,s
W. ere happy ~ state That w.
have had M serious offences
brought before ~ such ~ murder,
arpon &C., which IL very cmnpli'
mentafy 10 our citigonp, and u
The highest testimonial that could
bo offered 10 our Judges, who have
administered the las and 10 our
District Attorney for The manner
In which he has examined and
prosecuted offenders. Examined
Tho county jail aud found every
thing In god order and condition
and the prisoners complimcntinp
our courteous sheriff for The guam
tity aud quality of food furnished
them. Owing 10 the limited time
Mt our disposal, IL was impossible
Tor us W give ti,v bsyhs uf tile dif
forent offices that careful exami
nation which the importance O
the subject demands. In concIu
sion we wish to thank your Honor
for the Kindness and courtesy
, shown us during our sittings, anC
from the exhaustive charge nnt
able exposition Of the law, we fee
satisfied that we have n Judge il
whom all law.abiding citizens may
justly feel Il pride, and that undeI
his administration we will have
) peace and order in our community
We also wish to thank our able
District Attorney for his valuable
. assistance and advice, and thu
I sheriff and his deputies for theiI
prompt and courteous attention
: Having completed our duties t.
. the best Of our abilities, we re
specially ask to be discharged.
BARHAM Bono,
, Foreman of the Grand Jury
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03
Election Offlcers

The following is the list Of oil
GERS to bold the election in Pamela
county, Tuesday, November 9Th, rs
furnished the STAR by the County
Commissioners;
Beat Como; Inspectors, A, b.
Swift, r. |. Moscley, J II. Ecklcs
W h. Carlton, Jr., deputy sheriff.
Pleasant Mount; Inspectors, W.
". McGchcc, A. j. Washington,
Stove Taylor; W. S. Wilbourn,
deputy sheriff
Beat 2-Longtown; Inspectors,
w. j. Floyd, James Bariicld, Chas.
II. M0thcrshcd X. W. Bailey,
deputy sheriff
Pleasant Grove; Inspectors, II.
II. Parnell, John f. Hall, f. 7.
Hill s. NJ. Woodland, deputy
| sheriff.
Beat 3-Popc Inspectors, d. d.
Arnold, P. r. RainwOter, |. c. Hale
Jcp Nelson, deputy sheriff
Bcnson's Mill Inspectors, John
\. Carpenter, NJ. l.. Aldridge, J
W. Davidson James McCarson.
deputy sheriff
Knights Ferry; Inspectors, J
A. Head, +. S. Kuykcndall, W. |
Mitchell David Martin, deput,
sheriff.
Beat r. Eureka Inspectors, Jas
G. Fowler, William Hall, Hiram
Harris d. $. McCarty, deputy
sheriff.
Williamson's School. house In
spcctors, W. IL. Knox, Benton
Brazole, G. W. Nicholas Sol Nor
gan, deputy sheriff.
Springport Inspectors, G. p
Archibald, W. c. Kccton, q. W
Mitchell W. W. Dickins, deput,
sheriff.
Beat 5-Sardis Inspectors, w
7. McCrackcn, ]. J. scull, Geo. II
Lester; John Franks, deputy
sheriff.
Batcsyillc; Inspectors, W. W
Perkins, S. c. Cook, j. II. Cox; S
IL. Marks, deputy sheriff.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03

TIE kAgslbF Nialsa saas f. ~
~ ~ h igw named HsfiT8a#is1
Hfbfaska VIII elesia Justice 4
ifs supreme cnii shi hsKaaia n
thf Htaie University
Nav isfrey rll eisei 0gganw
mft n ia Htnaia Anl ia fill
%llatss N Representative
sew Ymk WIN slafl efsiafy
n Hiaia Cpmptpllsft Treasurer
Aitmney 0ansfal Engineer and
Surveyor and loih haises n The
tagisiainm and yote uIpn a pfnp
t@iflon ~ aiolish contract ilnf
ffpm the Htaie Prisons
Pennsylvania viii eleet Auditor
General and State Tuasufef
Virginia VIII cloet part n ",
Senate and M full Assembly,
C0nnecticul viii olect one half
III sennlo sud Ne fall House n
Representa- yos
Maryland will elect Governor
Comptroller Attornsydenofa anc
Legislature
Massachusetts will elect Govern
or, Lieutenant Governor Hecrttnr'
u state Treasurer Attorney Gen
eral, Auditor and Legislature.
Minnesota will elect Governor
Lieutenant Governor Secretary d
Stat, T,,"euoi, nttVt"s : nrfeIN
/, and Railroad Commissioner, nm
. vote upon the proposed amenc
.,ynts 10 The constitution Of th
= State.
| Mississippi will elect its Lcgi0
%laturc, half It's state Senate, hi
!, trict- Attorneys and county officer
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03
SIGNIFICANT sTRAws.

The Greenbaekcrs are putting
in their best and hardest blows on
the south-sidc Of the river, which
has heretofore been their strong
hold. Now, what does this mean
Il means a great dcal-that the
party Is weakening and becoming
d~cmoralized and that their hope oI
success is waning every hour. The
Grecnbackcrs are really on the
defensive and retreating, and al
the Fusionist s haye 10 do TO win
"''ahce firmly aud
steadily, prove faithful and nnsh
and press the enemy. We tell
you' Democrats and Republicans.
That the Grcenbackers are badly
scared and feel that defeat stares
them in the iaco; their faces show
,'r actions proclaim il and
'aeJ realize tia, they are treadinr
on The brink ga ,olcano and tina,
victory decs from their banner
and seeks its abiding place in the
ranks Of the Fusion Sost, The
limo Tor action is short, bu, every
hour is golden, and work bc.,,n,.
and earnestly while You can. i
every Fusionist win do his whole
duty, as he in honor ought TO do,
nhcecss will be certain. Let Us
not be defeated, for that would be
not only disastrous but a damaging
reflection on our party faith and
icalty. BE firm, true and steady.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03
Grand Excursion 10 Now Orleans.

The Illinois Central Railroad will run
excursions 10 New Orleans ~ follows .
Leave GRENADA at : 30 o. M and 10 w
y. m. November 9TH and 9th Fare i0r
the round trip only 5000. tickets good
10 return until November 10Th No one
glll tdl 10 appreciate, not only this eN.
tfCmely low rate, but the a%dyHutnge III
Two different trims ON two different
dates, Now Is ths time to visit the
Crescent City.
J. !. MgHRy, Gen. West. Pass. Agt.
J. W. CoLgNAN, Asst Gen. pass. Agt.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03
KEEP THE FAITH.

In the pending election the par.
" faith Of every Democrat and
every Republican In Pamela coun.
~ Is pledged TO vote the Fusion
ticket The question is, will you
desert your party in the hea. and
smoke Of battle merely 10 exercise
personal preference for some Of
the opposition candidates Dem.
ocrats and Republicans. we sol.
emnly tell you. that whether Won
co'sl,er ne matter individually
y eollxtisely, your conscience
VII answer. keep the Faith and
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03
n FUSION TIoKET.

Wa know full wei thht We
time fof talk and writing " almost
past, but the sTAh feels u matter
u duty N make another appeal for
Che sacctus n the Fusion ticket "
Pamela county. All mon, whether
Democrats, Republican, Or Green
hackers, will admit the propriety
and necessity n party organization,
Cor without concert u action little
on nothing can be accomplished
IL IN the duty Of every member Of
party W endorse its action by
giving his whole support and In.
Auence 10 the nominees, making
personal preference s~ub'eryicnt to
the good and success Of the party
The Democrats and Republicans Of
Pamela county are under obliga.
tions 10 vote tho Fusion ticket
from top to bottom without q
single scratch. Defeat next Tues.
day will mean the disruption o
both the Democratic and Republi
ran parties and the continued con
troll of the Grcenback party; on
tho contrary If tho latter party ~
defeated il viii be destroyed
Democrats as well Az Republican
~.in another laudablc motiv,
10 urge them 10 compass The over
throw Of Greenbackism, for such
result will be signal and crush
ing robuke to Chalmers, who no
only antagonizes both parties bu
has identified himself with th.
treonbackers here, aiding tlrr
personally in their canvass, FOL
lowing In the wake of Malone, Oh
prosd and contemplate little tl
rant Of Virginia, Chalmers IL sccl
ing by all tho means in his pow,
80 make himself the solo and so,
oreign political boss Of Mississippi
thus reducing his constituents
shameful and servile state {
vassalage. Fellow.citizcns Of n
nola county, we call on YOU, "
trust not in vain, 10 rebuke III
snc.man power in the person
Gen. Chalmers, thereby discharI
ing your duty and doing n serviC
for your State. The triumph
the Fusion ticket would be one
She most memorable and signii
cant events that ever transpire
in Pamela county, andin the iutuI
years we could point to this vi
tory with pride and satisfaction I
being the glad, bright dawn of
new era Of good feeling betwce
the two races, whose destiny IL
TO control and cultivate this fai
sunny land upon whose broad ~
beautiful bosom grows the snow
staple, blooms the magnificcl
magnolia and sings the melodio'
mccking.bird.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-03
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 2, 1868.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Sept. 2, 1868.
McSsrs. S. Mansfield d Co.:
| have no hest tation in recon-
mcnding y,ir "Crcolo Hair Re.
storer' as an invaluable prepaia'
ton for promoting the growth oil
the hair, preventing its falling
out, and restoring il TO its natural
color, and, Mt the same time, i'm.
parting u rich and glossy appear
ance, which makes it the best
dressing for the hair. that | have
ever known. Respectfully,
MRs. SARAH w. FALL.