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1
Jwta xamiutt.
Ii Published Weekly and Trl-Wcokly, by
JONAS & nALT0N.ON
B.A.JONAS.. . B. A. llAl-TON
XXKLY- &XAMXNEK
Is isaueil every Tlnimlny nt following ratcR:
One Copy one Yeur, in advanee ..Vl
OnuCopy Six MotithH, in mtviuiee l.W
lu clubs of five or inure to ony one office
cash in advance, 2.00
tr It Is uiuk nstooil between the rulillsheis
nil thi'Hnliscrilx'i' v-lio obtains ills paper "on
time," that It Is perfectly fair and Juat, and no
cause for las 01 temper or 'pronilseiiH cussing
It the bill iSTplaeed in the hands of a Mania
Vato for collection, II not settled within tliirt
t'uys after maturity.
THE TI... WEEKLY EXAMINER
Is issued on Mondays', Weiinkmdays and
iFkiuays ; Monday s paper la delivered by tli
Carrier on Sunday inorntiiK,
TUKMS (IV TIU-WEEKLY!.
For 'One Year, ,."n
KorSix Mouths,
Wit have seldom stopped the paper of a snb
scriber In the County at the expiration ortli
' time paid for, without giving offense, hence
we shall continue the Wkkki.v KxaminkhI u
micases to parties known to bo "good for Hi"
money, "unless instructed to discontinue it ,
E A
BERDEEN
EXAMINER.
TUTT'S
PikLS
A DISORDERED LIVER
IS THE BANE
Of the present generationjItj forth
Cure of this disease and its attendants,
BICK-HEADACHE. B1LI0U8SE8S, DTfr
. PEPSIA.CdN8TiPATl'0N.PILE8,etc..that
Ttfil'8 PILLS have gained a world-wide
reputation. Mo Remedy has ever jeen
aiaeovered that acta so gently the
digestive organs, giving them vigor to
similate food. As a natural result, the
S Tervous System is Braoed.tho Muscles
jre5eveloped, and the"Body Robust. .
Obllls nxxcl Fover.
E. RIVAL, a Planter. t Bayou Bra,L.,By:
My plantation Is In s. malarial district. For
several years I oould not make half a orop on
aooount of bilious diseases and chills. I was
nearly discouraged when I began ths use of
TUTT'S PILLS. The result was marvelous:
my laborers soon became hearty and robust,
And X have had no further trouble.
ThuY rltv the
cleanse the blood nan
THE RIGHT: YOH VOURTIJSG FJIVOR, Milt FE.-IKI.Yfl VOAt'ilEJIJWITIOA".
V0L,17
ABERDEEN MISSISSIPPI, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2S. 1882.
NO. 33
1m rsserv us
MDNHAV, WilDNKsDA V AND VIU1Y
JONAS riiAinix,
ri'llMSHI-IKH AND I'HOellir.Tolt.S.
SIMlKf'liTPTIOX TKI5MR:
Ine: t'opy one year, - . -
si. nmnlhs,
" " 1 1 1 1 1 it mi f Us, -
INVAIU.UIJA J.N AJAW.NCE!
i.f.
IUTi:.S OF ADVERTISING:
On- inch, or l-s, 'm.Ktitut.' a stttt:irt in ill
Y. MiM,ii, un.i w ill cjftL the mivtTListd- iir
Sini; l: tiiscilioii,!.,"!
mi no I ik
nor, nntl fie the bowel toad nMn
Mm.
tliionoiu bu-
Try lliU remedy fhlrly, and ya will
iln n healthy lltfetlon, Vigorous
otly. Pure Blood, Mtroug Herrea, an
Nound Istvor.
Price, lift Ct. Office, SS SI array Hi., W. Y.
TUTT'S HAIR DYE
Gray TTair or Whwkkm cbanRed to a
Oldssv II lack by single application of this
1vk. It Imparts a natural color, and acts In
tantaneously.
Hoio by Dnifrelsta, or sent by express on r
cetptofuno loIlHr.
Office, 38 Murray Street, New York.
Information ami I me fill Krnv4ttm
will t mailed FRB an tl- 'Uo$i.J
'L.J'. tfLT
tlfl
Tin I .. I
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
Eradicates Malarial Poison.Preventg
.Chills & Fever, Intermittent & Bil
ious Fever, Cures Afrue& Fever, Indl
gestloii, UySpepsia. Nervousness, Lons
of Sleep, Female & Summer Disorders.
Eeoommended Sc Usei Physicians.
6old Free of U. S. Liquor License by all re
liable DruKglstsand Dealers.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE & LABORATORY,
24&26N MAIN ST., ST. LOUIS, MO.
v.-
. EDITORIAL MATTER,
From TH Weekly isslicsol Kridar & Monday
OICORui VS KW SESATOKft.
Tho election to fill the vaceucy ooea
eiouecl by tho ilpntl) ol the lute Hon Hill,
took plnce on tho 15th, anil resulted in
choiiio of Pope B irrow to fill the short
term, nnd Qen. A. H..Colqnitt for tho
full term commencing Mnreh 4th.
Hon.Popo Burrow is a brilliant young
lnwyer of Athens, nnd nniong the most
prominent members of the Constitutional
Convention of 1877. In nil of the fierce
prjlitioal contests that hovo been waged
iu Georgia during tho hist few ycnis ho
lins tukeu conspicuous part, nnd well
merits the high compliment paid him.
As n member of the1 Legislature of 1830
81, he displayed grcut capacity for leg
islstive work and a hnppy vigor an)
courtesy in debate, bo Georgians o;in
rely upon his doiugnonor to himself and
State during his short senatorial carreer.
Gen. Alfred H- Colquitt, whose father
Walter T. Colquitt, was perhaps the
most brilliant man Georgia ever knew,
wiis spoken of for Governor as early as
1837, and after the war in which he
achieved renown his popularity whs
unbounded. Though working like n
wlu el horse in the Democrat io ranks, and
serving repeatedly as Elector and dele
gate to State and Nutioual Conventions,
he refus-'d repeated solicitations to be
come a candidate for Governor.Cougress
nnd the Senato. Iu 1872 ho was elected
President of the State Democratic Con
vention and President of the Stulo Agri
cultural Association, and bus held the
latter olllee ever since.
In 1870 he wus nominated for Gov
ornor by acelamullon, and elected by
ucnriy 80,000 majority. His magnificent
management of the linimces of tho State
aud particularly her rail road iutereslH
a ided daily to his strength. It hud been
the intention of Gen. Colquitt to retire
from official life nt the end of his term
us Governor, lor he wi fc p ior man aud
had need to devote his talents to securs
ing thut indepeiideuco which his status
as a lawyer assured him was attainable,
but the storm created by his appoint
ment of Gov. Brown lo the vacancy oo
ciisioued by the resignation of Oen .
Gordon, determined him to go before
his people for rebuke or eudorsal. Ui
der the two thirds rule it was found
when the Convention assembled thut a
nomination was impossible, aud though
Colquitt had a laig majority of the
delegates they were unwilling to exert
their power by suspending the usual
governing plan. After a fierce light n
resolution was introduced by Judge
Watsh declaring tho impossibility ol
miking a nomination, and recommenc
ing Gen. Colquitt to the people of Geor
gia for ro eleetioii. Our readers remem
ber the fierce fight that followed, nnd
how the people of Georgia responded
with a majority of over 54,000, for Col
quitt, and the choice of a Legislature
that gave Hon. Joseph E. Brown a ma
jority on joint ballot for Senator of 82 in
a vote of 210
Those wh o have noted Colquit's car
reer as soldier and Governor do not har
bor n doubt as to his future s a states
mau.
Our Victory nntl Europe's Loss or
Kquiltiiiuitj.
4' rAt. i fcTr
Election i'or Coiiitrc! in the first
litriet.
Old fashionable remedies are rapidly
giving ground before Hie advance of tins
conquering speeiltc, and old fashioned
ideas in regard lo depletion at a means
of cure, have been quite exploded by the
niicee8 ot tbe great rcvonniit.wlueh tones
I ln avst.em. trationilizes the nerves, neu
tralizes nialiii iii, depiiriiles ami snriehes
I lie Dloou, rouses ine liver v iion oormaiu,
nnd promotes a regular tmliit of biiOy.
For sale by till druggists and Uwilers
generally.
fj I ami tr. MWHi 'ii
PARKER'S
HAIR
BALSAM.
A perfect Hrs"
ing. elegantly per
tuineu anu n:inn
Kemoves dandniff, rcstone
natural color and
prevents baldness
so cm " ?
feu l UmpsitU.
'JKKWja nnMtlyf-
PARKER'S
ClftlCER TOftSEC
An Invigorating Medicine Itiat Never Intoxicates
This deliciot's combination of (linger. Huclm,
f..j...i.- ii,;n:.,;.. muimtnv ntl.rr of tlie belt
vegetable remedies known, cures all disorders of
tlic uoweia, aioinacn, uvcr.KiuHvys nuu
The Sett and Surest Cough Cure Ever Used.
If yon ore infierinj from Female Complaint.
r . U'aLrfiilnoii. lilieninotisnt ) VpeP-
xia, oec'or ny di3 or infirmity, tnle barker's
Ouiccr Tonic. It will strengthen brain and body
and uive you new life ami rigor.
-' n 1 v - T . T. A T9. 8
Paid for anything tninrimis found in Ginger Tonic
...... -.
Mali! row,
881,
MuMrow,
8G3, .
Muldrow,
Muldrow,
577.
Miildiow,
610,
Muldrow,
G03. .
Muldrow,
80(5.
Muldrow,
1,391.
ITAWAMBA,
PKENT1HS.
TISHOMINGO.
OKTIIiDEIU,
MONROE,
Ijyon,
21.
Lyon,
84.
Lvon,
90,
Lvon,
229.
Lvon,
.277,
Lyon,
271.
Lyon,
230.
Lvon,
203.
A London, Engliind, newspaper, in
referring to tbo recent elections in
this country, Bays 'lSnRlislinion cnn
hiirdly be txpeoted to contempltite
with cqimniinity the Beeminp; probn
bility that the mxt Pieflident of tlio
United Slnles will be i Deinocrut.''
llaymond Gazette,
We rather think onrself it will dis
turb the equanimity of England,
France, Qormnuy, Italy, Spain and
the rest of our Trans-Atlantic
cousins, for it will moan a rcfmmp
tion of that maiatiuie policy that in
the days before the war whitened
every sea in the world with the wings
of our swift merchantmen ; ships
that in those anti-bellum days wero
freighted with the cotton, and corn,
and what, and pork, and oil and the
thousand and one other products of
our fields, minos and mills that we
contributed to th needs of I he out
side world, and that returning
brought the many offerings of for
eign lands that meet the wants of
advancing civilization or pander to
the whims of luxury.
When the Democratic party yield
ed the sceptre it turned ever to its
succesRor not only the lions-share of
the carrying trade f tho world, and
numerous shipyards that were con
stantly supplying not only our own
but foreign fleets with tho best ot
vessels, and even building Hug ships
such as tho "Admiral'' for the Rus
sian and other, governments, but u
NaVy that was competent to bear the
flag upon eveiy sea nnd command
respect for American citizens in every
p?frt, A Navy that could reeuu
Britain at Peiho, where "blood was
thicker thau water; a Navy thut. ci.uld
destioy the Algerian piraUs that
livied tribute on all other nations;
a Navy that could open tho ( orts of
Japan to the Commerco of "the outs
side barbarians ;'' a Navy I hat thanks
to its prestige could with one potty
sloop of war iu the port of Smyrna,
forco the haughty Austrian to sur
render from his coll i.iahnge frigate,
iho Hungarian Khosta, who hid
merely declared his intention lo be
come, an American citizen, and a
navy that was subsequently plun
dered and pillaged and demoralizvil
and rotted down by a succession of
corrupt Radical managers of the
Robeson type, until its name became
a scoff und a by-word among tho
nations of tho earth, and the mer.
cintilo fliot rotting in Ihe docks
yielded ignoiuiuiously and inglorion-
ly- our currying trade to strangers.
Nuturally enough Englishmen and
the men of commerce of other na
tions lose
coutemplato "the beginning of tho
end ;" when they "take heed of their
fears" and anticipate tho return to
power of a party that gloried in
whitening tho seas with the sails of
our merchantmen and in maintain
ing a navy that could give their own
ers and sailors and all other Ameiis
cans protection wherever tho wind
wandered to fan or tan the cheek of
the venturer.
Longevity in V.nst Mississippi.
Tishomingo county Miss., has six
gentlemen in it whosecoinbiiiod nges
aggregate 4G8 years. AT, O. Times
JJemocrut.
That is dong very well, but we
can beat it right here in the city of
Aberdeen, where we meet daily on
our streets six men whoso ages ag
gregate 475 years, or an average of
79 years and 2 months each.
Then we can name eleven other
gentlemen who roside in our city
and are nrnoug our most active buss
iness and professional men whose
ages will aggregate 770 years, oian
average of 70 years each.
Then wo can name ten other stal
wart gentlemen in this city whose
combined ages foot up a total of G27
years, or an averago of 02 years eight
months and 15 days.
In tho above lists wo include but
one colored man although there aro
probably many entitled to represen
tation, and we have not. counted but
,n l:l( l'ii'H wilh Etlaine.
X. Y. Star.
The Chicago Tribune- Hunks Iho
Senate will not be controlled, afier
,, ,'nn a i nv iiim s (in i in I lis. , ih . , -
., ' v i .imperiously nut KiiKllv g.'i." ng np-
me,u,s if anything, hat. Mahc.no and ()1)(J (lf tH;,illnjiniljVL. dH,;s of Ih,
Ruldleberger must bo compelled lo Ffll Av,.nmj Hol(!, us.Sl ary
lot go tho nose of the adnnniKtra ion, ,,,,. 0Uino wns yvvlAy M.ct,
at n hoards, even to that ot ahan- . t(J( ,,v (l
domng the patronage ami or?nif.i. j ..j mSi wi,h lbo elec.
non oi too Honato. sunmpri's .ip-
lion, Mr. Rlaine?"
Tim Klalcsm in from Elaine east
The flirt; snrvivers fif the elass o
lssl, or Chapel Hill l.'niversily, Nmlli
rarnlina, ui'e Tli.-lioi (ireene nl M'imi
sippi, Dr. Morrison of Meokhaitnir;;'
N. Carolina, ami Gen. -Mallet, now
of New York. Of lliis class, .Ian. K
Polk lieoume rresiilenl : Ovo lifeanio
(lovertiors ; I wo Congressmen ; two l-'pis-eopal
liishops; two IM'osliylei'rau Min
isters; two .linh;es mill one a Con.Mil
(ieneral. The class inimboivil iwenly
ci'lit.
The im mI House ill lie
1 Tn o ;iTl j o. (ini o. 1 y
:; !') i r in i h i
s io ! u . -'i
sin 1 1 j i 'j I i ii ;n
In n 2'i i ''. l -Vt
' VI mi '1, I'ft M ii.; : mi
'J i ii . . , on if () Nil
, it I 0(1 in km !! Ii Of : l,0
That bus been tho frequently ox g,nio at the interrogator sutlicient
pressed opinion of tho Examiner, and ' l.V withering lo knock an ordinary
we are r!ad to see that it. is endorsed ; !1,,,n 01,1 bU,,ti" botU '-oln
ly answered;
in well informed Republican quartors. j ..Tjlor(?h)y listicd. Are yon.'''
l'eifeelly, Mr. Uiaine, I would
like to nsl you a oilesiion or two us
lo what i flVct it will have on the
Rup "
"J).ni'f know anything about sir."
"Will any l'.ttempl be made lo re
organ "
"Si if"
' It is slated thai an attempt will
be niado to reor "
"Very likely," v.-il hunt waiting to
hear the I'iiukIi of the question.
"How do you account for the
large
"Can't account for anything, sir,"
came Ihe curt reply, as wrapping hitf
lighlly-litling over eoat about him
and buttoning his lii'inii irdt satin
eoloi'i'd gloves, Mr. IMaine. of Maine,
turned on his heel and sailed out in- I
IIP I.Sp.nP'.
'I ,viMr.-.,
'I, :,',, .-.piH,'.-
I oai':-'ii;nrs.
, , : J o-iri '..In ii
COllipOSCll (if i ,,.l'.. -.
new liii'ii.sunn' of Ilie oMct vt'icrans he- ! "Jie. elumn
ing retired to tile kIi-uI.h of '.l'i ite life j "c mil imry S of lees aiel Tri hip of Tic ec
lV tile late lii!;il wave, rpeeiallvis this I "",'; V'1"'" ""'-v ''" nol e-e-ec.i v. wools. Kc.
,. , , ,, ..J' ... ., it. Ill lelllll .S:M'(it'lis l!l (MM SJ.IIll.
Si.el the JiepnhheallK. ( ) the . lie- I ;,,i,r, .Notices M ill ( ha.'iieu fur 4 tl h
pillili'ian nn illhel M of tin; In.-t llmi.-rt on- ' lan- ..I Ti n i 'etit per line.
iv iw Lav., h.'en re , i, 0i...i, wioie M f 1 h,:V;:,::';;;;;i't';:r rJ':,rUM- u,c'"'!S
the l:i"i I'en.iii'i'alie nienihers have la-eu ,,, ,',,' 7, ' , , V , , .,..,.
sent liacli. sliowing ('onelnsively that the j
eouiitry i. heller pleased with the record
of tiie I)( iiio.'i'uls made in ,.,(m.KS than i
the policy laid down fur ti
liv llohes lll and K- if. v i
This will result in (-i-cat mlvintaee, i :
Hie 1 Ic'noerni'!, who will possess in tin' '
in f i 'o;ij:.re.-'i, tn.t only a ne j n'.ly in j
!miohiTs,!nit aiso a lai-e-c in j naty of x .
ici, !,ecd ineniix as. ; is w il luiown
thai tile tM' tilllj'-l-s, iiiihn i.ec iiti.i uliiii'y
of M 1 ' "I I I'ecsltl' 1 1 1 inerecs- s il ll ( Vi i y
term lie S. I'V 'K. Tl e I i inoeliils then - '.
fore. Will iiml it In III ir lelvuntaee that
they Ii ('..' relumed lo tin ii- Im-d and :
Irilft- d ri pi'cNcnlatket;, win rees Ihe JU'-
imi'iie i. s eliiKeilie; new !Oc;,.
The S--.nl I : Olldd io he . p, cj;;
COrTXtST'S
While other Bakinq Powders aro target
JiepiililutniiH ! aiiillerrit" with Alum and other hurtful
rai-Hou Massey ol Virginia will eon
test the scut in Congress of John S.
Wis:', liendjuster, for Ihe State nt-Iiirge.
This will serve to exhibit the "true
two who are not active participants' inwardness" of the lute contest in that
in business affairs ; Ihe last list we Stale, and show up the manner in which
I I I...I.I.. It., ,.(.l l..l .!.,, II ,il, Pell , in n,h il Ihe 1 )i ti l l l nnait
eo ii , 1 1 pi uu nn y a i ll Li y cioiii 1 1 io i " " i - i i , . . . . i , . t
.. V , . , 1 ,l,al lMl,ealn,d,.ll' f''"'wt WlUl IMl'ld Strides.
doubtless a number who belong tn b'i'ed "the iinioeepts.'
tho second list if we could only"brmg Wli Wlinl ,. lt-.t li -sii of the press
them to books,'' and some in Ihe first )hll(. ,),,. iH dangerous counter-
class who are older than they admit, ()f ,h(, tj, s Thousand dollar
note, in cireulatioii. They should
exercise dun caution . iii making
cliaitge when i nliseiibeis cull in to
settle.
tiled ly
sends had.
and Ihe win
1 d 111 III l( Mil
Kan.- i s and
Pel- each el
.V. (I. 'J!::
iri
'.' io its oi I nn in
d of i'S itcprc,
N'orlii oulv Vl'
it'rel.V liew'ilch e.
w .lersey ouiy o
heir former di .
II i-r-r.,l.
lane.
iv, 1 1.
nivcS,
n.i.'iit
lie ill -
mm
i i ::'. t v '5- ?-i...
KLV iMv k.iV Tl
Ail ! c.l;o--i!li!S v.
A
But to carry this subject a lilttlo
farther, we know of 27 gentlemen in
this city, all intelligent, thoughtful
men ; every one of them to bo seen
walking t'10 streets every day ; uol.
one ol them impaired in mind or
hearing ; only two of them at all
lame, and but two with s'ght itn-
Uow u Niijoi'itj' IVus M fined fr
i Illl'llM-H'.
ui . ere M lupliis A i-
ShiilaHa mi the M. tt O It. R., had
a Iwenly live Ihoii-nlid dollar lire on
the lo:li. The insurance amounted
paired, whose aggregate ngu is 1872 to $13.000, supposed to have been
Total vote 7,771.
C 30:i.
1,111.
years, or an average of (ii) yearsand -1
months each, und most oi them have
been residents of Ihe city or county
nearly all of their lives.
To this list we could justly add
throe more gentleman, in the full
posHfcRsio'i of all of their fimllies
who live just beyond the corporate
limits but regard Aberdeen as their
home, and one of whom keeps an
oflies in Ihe city, whose joint ages
w'U fool up 221 years, or an average
of 71 years and tight months.
In Ibis connection wo can mention
four prominent citizens of Aberdeen
who died within ihe last four yeaif:
Rishop Robert Paine, Gcn.R.Slrrmg.
Col, John llolliilny and Mr. Needhnni
Whitfield, whose aggregate iig.a
footed up ;!2( years, r an average
of 81 years and six months,
It will bo hard for any town of tin
s:zo of Aberdeen, in America, lo make
a belter presentation than this.
- - -
Thr one man in Washington who feels
mean nnd self si nniiied. illnitl the ruin ot
equanimity whon they , t,() Hepublican party is colored Hi-gmter
11. li.. liriiee, who helped ri ii' K.nle
Chalmers' lo detent, colored candidate
Carter. -1iwiy kin Apjwid.
No liruce did not take any part in the
personal canvas of the 2ml district; lie
oDleiiiinil at the political funeral of Jim
Hill in liaiksduln's distiiet; made a few
hpeeches ill the nth that helped to mulie
the voters uinininioiisly Democrnlio, anil
lent Jeffords a hand in ihe 3rd nnd came
near losing him several of the comities j
he spoke in. lirnee also helped to elect
was
and
Iho woi k of an incendi iry.
Jno. R. Lynch sa that he
fairly and squarely bealin
compliments .Judge Xnn Kalop
ly upon his courteous action
the ciinqiaign.
. -
Halo county Alabaiim, reports .100
gallons of molasses from iho Cuba
CiuKv qual to any Louisiana product
made from one acre of land.
Charleston, H. C, baa increased
her wholesale trade four millions
during the past year. It now amounts
to 75,000.000.
1'ensacola I'lorid.i bus had a frost.
Tuis will put an end to the yellow
fever.
THE GREAT CURE
SOB.
KSSMiBSSaSWSJSSSI
Ittlt-U -M-A-1 liMK
As it is for all the palnfnl disesKS of the
KIDNEYviLIVBR AND BOWILI,
It cloansss tho svstem of tho sorid ooiion
thnt cause the drnadful siiiTvrlnir whioh
louly Uie victims of RhsumnUBm can realise,
THOUSANDS OF OASES
of the worst forms of this uariblo diaosse
have beonnttlpkly relieved. Slid m short time
PERFECTLY CURED.
t PRICK, l. UqVID OH BItV, SOI.II nrOlSTS.
jj- Jiry run lie wnt DToiail.
WCT.Lfl. HiOlf.AJtf .ioj kw., i,nr,ii,r,i.in .
Vote for Muldrow,
Vote for Lyou,
Muldrow'B majority 4,9!5'2.
In our paper that went to press at
midnight on the 7th, we estimated
the majority for Muldrow at 5,000,
missing it 48. If the Athens box in
this county Lad not been thrown out
we would probably have come nearer
to "hitting the nail on the head,"
Surrendering tlie IIoniH.
Texas, that tip to the 7th instant,
had the honor of scoring the heaviest
Democratic majority on record, that
given for Hancock in 1880,has agreed
to forward the banner to Gov. Cleve
land of New York where it is apt to
remain for mnny years to come. It
is now in the custody of J. B. Simp
son of Dallas.
Their l'OMt Morloni AlmisiiiiH.
Almost all of the leading llepublis
can journals of tho country are head
ing editorials in reference to (lie re
sults of the recent elections in some
such stylo as this: "A defeat that
was needed.'' Now if this scourging
was regarded as essontial to tho re
generation and purification of the
party why is it that theao papers
battled so stoutly and desperately
against the purifying process when
tho people took (he shovel and broom
iu hand; and how is it that they failed
to discover the fiith that cumbered
the Angoiin sluble until Ihe Demos
cratic carts were backed up to the
door lo haul it away I
These are questions not easily
answered, and the people prefer to
believe that a change was necessary
and essential to the preservation of
Constitutional Government, and that
the burial of the Republican party
had been delayed until to further
postpone it would be to turn the
Republic over, bound and gagged,
to the tonder mercies of the spoils,
men.
Vickslmig drew two pnV'S of
'i;0l)() each, in the Louisiana Lottery
on the 1-tlh
AiTi'.it all, the ii' -public ins have tidied
up a in ijori'V of Twelve, on joint ballot,
in the L' giidatnre of Illinois.
The West. Point. Lender sas that
a en' ton seed oil mill is about to be
erected in that town.
'i lie Jntl district.
The following are reported maj !'
itios for Manning, Union 1 1 OS, Tip
pah 002, D'-Solo Tallahatchie
17. Total, l'.IHO.
' For Chalmers, Panola 1100, Tate
liOd, Lafayette 275, Hun ton 110,
Total 1707!
Wo leave Marshall out of the
count. Mannings mJ inly 1H,,
Vim Kiton in the liMi by pnttingiu a few j With Marshall in, and other figures
speeches for Jno. It. Lynch, and perhaps I standing, Ch diners would have
helped Money a little iu carrying every majority. The commissioners for
county in his district by making a lew ! this county have made their returns
discourses on national politics. We ' to Jackson under protest, anil with
ine nieis. iihiu
lliilly Spring ''!''
I'l-n I
II. C. Cartel, Ihe Republican can - j
ilidale, did not nceive one vote all
oil her of (he city boxes, JV.Ih drier
and Mr. W. W. Ash. Ihe manager of I
his campaign in tins county, I'luitn
I hut tlio men in i.:.i.;e of l.n. tickets
wero intimidated and liimn away
from the polls by Chahnei 's followers,
who UiieaUm.ii personal violence if:
they mentioned Cartel's mime or
distributed any ol los ti.liels. In;
coiisi queiico of I his tunny of C.ni r's
supporters, lining unable to procure
his ballots, either did not vole at, all
or Vol cl for Cliiilnu i s. 1
At Hndsoiiville.atter the polls were
closed, W. If. Ui-idon, it -lepnly do
led Slates Marshal, on prctinsn of
fearing a riot, run away wiih Iheb 1-J
lot-box, jumped upon ihe '.lain which
had arrived at, Ihe ihpoi, nnd came
to Holly Springs. At Rylialia Mr.
John Watson, the eWiMioii oliieer,
refused, on I he Saturday liel'oie I ho
election, lo allow Dr. 11. J. Lv'e. a
Lliiied Slates Marshal, to ( X inline
the poli.s-books until bo Inid consid
ered t ho demand and received legal
advice,
Jlo finally concluded to comply
with (ho demand, but. Dr. Ly!e had
already left the town to proc.uie ;'.
win rant for Watson's arrest in time
In prevent, the holding of an el( .'i:oh.
1 o iiccoinplislied his object. IVlule
the polls opened Tiieslay morning
Wat on was nrresied no one he
could open Ihe polls ; no election
could be held ; nnd I'no legal V"ltT
of livhalia Wei e iu coil-' ((in -lice i'n-
fiaiiuhiMal, .Mole votes were found
111 the ballot-box of li .1 Mini, , a '
si i ling 'il'.'ei.'.iai !: p-ei-ilit, than vain
ever polled, and the c.iinn.issioMors o! ,
election ln.ve lhelet,.-re (blown il ( ill. ' 1
as ihey havu also (hut of Ha l.-uhvnie. , '
These are a few of the in.por am, in- I
eideiils of the ( li clioii in this county, !
and serve as an iadci to ils eii-mieiei j
I lli ougholll, tlie district. The t nil( d i
Sillies Depuly Miirshals ( verywhere,.
provi-d by their nets that they re-j'
gardi-d Cliahner's election to lie llieir
chief and only duty , und the quiet j
and orderly manner in wincu i.ue
eh ction passed ( fl' in spite of I ho in
soleiice aud iihlilin hing (O'limtery of
the majority of these loied saleliiles
of a eon nut ceid nil irovornuii -'it, is
won bv tin i,u
ree. bed Ti--o-
lv iiellllnwh ih'i
ii;,- ley XV ( ilv
a hie l'ie-. 1 1-: i
Cm,',i,s Jl
el; I' ll- I lie ,
l-'Y 111
d i ; ;.
uv nnne 1
IS III Abel'
hi, alel w:
half of li,.
to
sro?, i; i ...- ,t ,;
The diM iiflel lie- l!rsl battle
m e : !,.. i
I.exnuili
-.f V. iii
is hern krpt unrh ingcl ;n afi it? o'-i'yr.ct
rarity .- r'yjrh. TiiS hc-i-t esidencv of
it v"-.- f:":f vitye'irpt.'"- is iho fa:t of
lit . 3l'.c i-K'l i-e,y i'.'e. ir:h.r' itisittnnni
fts lrr.li ii:-?. tnKt ctrmr-nt chrn:sl$ in the
Uh-icti Itutez. v. ho idt'C (nwiyzpj it, from
its i'tiroi'-r'; n io 'tront i'-rp. No
o: -';er -c.-.--vr m- ancd resioY- h'j the
two (mi '7 nr.r or rue ova.
IT IS ft PUifiH'BHST ftCIL CiGbWDEa
Clorin:
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loll 1:- ore."
en rale nei'-.tint o: tint! i - n
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MI'll ll:l( -Use ml - r si tl.e ,, ei-.e of
laail. 1 n i's dl -' l il nl io,: 1 1,, -i. o e
v.-:.s liali.e-d to i'. I,' v. 1 ' . ". !r...
vois I": i .in (i, le ril "M-.'.i v. id ,l-i. I,
i lee, I'l'':-. !i, I In- ; ii kH i'.Vh i : I ! I i W I 1
the I ie.e', r. ( 'o'follesi lot le - a ( ,
""W v.-" indl li i.e.'.- all
'I ie- li'iiinwiiig cr ! !.i; -(;,!
l.-ll.-r-
1 ' .ii: 1 s r a. - ! i nn o n:
loo ! a l-iie.-a in. a y's s--: iei
i red lh,i! I h , :'l ul, ,1 id t
n'ni'Mii to ihe ;
i nel I '' ai v. di li.id
ir find o! i.ei, which ,, :e'.e
h'c 111 y.'lll- e;:lili .1 ei-iiVellle
y, in., f nt ,t id! ,-,
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w.-o no! a v.-. . i , 1 a;ien; a em
Iw k -.I t;e- X ,ti,i(,; no nllii:,
:il ( .al t lie p! IV, .1 in it no l-i
liin:.-i !f Si.ve il ls.. "',,
i;; ilj.vV sri-v ." V- ih.it
I ii , ni- tliol-tide in hi-e.irv, v, h. i
1-eeelVi (t the name St, illt-Wn ; I,"
has snpi'lanleil that his j,,.n nts
ho, i. ile tlioiighi of hi.. c..,ni. n
I h-- ( 'uliiriil Kiimhiy Selioi.l 1 o il i i
his li III al l r the ;oo,i! I ,'i h- m;.
ieoooifs Triumph !
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hen.
laels.
of Ih.
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you niv i
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r.VSZTiY BCTTLTi
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know ii
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which
tl.e ;.'
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dy. Hie lb
ri i-nii.si lo
i.l.v an nv i
:oo' h.io.ly
mi-i-s of
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lie ins '
. Il etioi .- o
thai he w:i
1 her-- is le
Miel w:l:
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loose
f l.adie-
lat.
n ha
en lea ! ma . .-. .. !,..(. ,.t ha -el
li:;! .. duvets. Hoso, Gloves,
Kfoclli-s. Ribbons Licos,
Thvpa-tl.Hat-Trimmins.
In lie-l i l i i i are- ! le ... . . t l a ': -
lie
h.l - (
I He- li,..l d
III' as he j
'ei ;( . -in-
vv:i re ol Its, i(:i . : aits
Tl I"' ill- II lee ,,l . n.l -',,H - .
ii in i- en- ..-I. I , "li l.-r .mi ,:. ,a j'.i. i.
a iv., N. r , iii-iii -tin i ..-ii,-.
I'ilr. Joint I'li.-ii-v
X.-w York, Nov. to. --In the ! v,-inb.
iiiiuiher ol the Norili Ane-i-iein llevi.-w,
issued to-dav, li--n- i rout h.is all aviie'e
of ten s, , milled "An en-h--- i v - ;
Siiiona'iii wiiieh in- i-.-vi- es i-'i'i'.s .h.liii
Port' l 'a case. If" l-i-a -le s t In e "ci-ho- i- -n
, a i pii 1 1
IiR'lY
DAYS,
- In., or i- ! .
i 5"iv: i
As w
n tie-,-
Inn-
Cannot bs Undersold.
miHsed hitn in the First District if lie
Inid given us a cull Muldrow Would have
doubled his maj iri'y.
We will say this Iiowever.tn Ihe credit
of Bruce, his spc cln-s were everywhere
admitted to be fair, lifgh-toned, honest
and dignified, by the Democratic press;
and if lie did not garner liny scalps lie
can at lent have the satisfaction of
knowing that he accomplished us nmcii
as John iili nil a u or John Login could
have done.
a statement of
Njiri"in Smith..
- -
The t'iiliinel Senre-.l .
.1.
The Memphis conference of tho
Methodist , Church South, mot at
Dyersburg Tennessee, on the 15th,
Bishou McTyeire presiding. R. H-
elected Seoretarv, J. H.
JivanB aBnifitant nnd .Warper .Moore
Btatisiical seqrotai-y.
The defoat of young English.Dom
ocratic candidate for Congress in the
Indianapolis district of Indiana, may
be regarded as a rebuke to the father
rather than to tho son, for there is
no man in the Stale more doscrvodly
unpopular than the candidate who
water-logged the Democratic ticket
in 1880,
President Grovy of France is reported
to be dangerously ill, and the papers of
the Republio are discussing tlie question
of succession. Ganibclta, who is new
old enoupli, is amoiij; the prominent
candidates, as are also Oen. Chaiizy and
Bressor.
.Tue Legislatures of Georgia and
Alabama are iu session.
Tuk Memphis Appeal cannot "b'ioc
its ninny readers in this purl of the
world to a greater extent than by
keeping them fully advised as to Ihe
progress in construction of the Mum
phis, Selma, and Brunswick Railroad,
and by gividg them such information
as is attainable in regard to Iho
probable dale at, which work will be
commenced east of Holly Springs.
The Canton, Aberdeen and Xush
villo road will be completed to Ibis
city during the coming year, and it
would fill the measure of our bright
est hopes if the Memphis road could
reach us by that time, giving us then
the benefit of three railroads and a
river.
Tim Committee on Appropriations of
tho llouso of Iteprescntatives will as
semble nnd commence work on the 27th
hist. The able clerk of that Committee,
who is really the man who prepares the
various bills from the dutii furnished by
the Departments and has theui ready
for submission and discussion when tlio
Committee assembles, hns been hard at
work on them all through the recess.
"(lath" said to ll VVasliiin'toli fin
"How is tlie CiihinelV" "They are a
badly seared set," lie answered, "from
old timotln H who is little now hill
timothy see-!, ooiv n to tlie dandy lien
lirew-ter. who having gone on! ill Penn
sylvania on a in ei-oinancei 's lour lo eat
his own wor is, if. sitting snionp; his wax
c:. miles rnlll ' and Inured, like a wax
liiture in n si.'c show. The woodi-ny
J-'ri iiii:dii).vf,'-u e ri-h S his head inyleri
oiislv like ainl Denis, v. In,;wnre Ids t: li li r
Lis arm to his p'aee of interment. Hilly
Chamber, is eliev.iii)! up invisible mill
ions of enemies, with his teeth, as if lie
was scci-e'ony of a rut pit, and lelhr, of
( 'oloraihi.says lie will tell .Mr. Conlillllj,' ot
this In Imvair of an uiire'juhitcd people
ami see il there is i'iiv punishment for il.
M.ist-r Lincoln n f! detii much bn'
does not see bow tins brings him nearer
the presidency. As for Chef, be draws
upon spontaneous h ins and says; 'Ah!
if the great senator had not carried my
yriimack lo the rain that night I came
to foreclose n (l.uliel.i's raiment,! might
inive made a fair start!'"
Iiie:ie of Women.
Large I realise for three si amps, pvitif!
means of successful self treal nieiil. Ad
dress Wimiai's l)isii:sMiv Muoii Ai, As
sociation, Uuffnlo, N. V.
The people have been patient with the
Republican parly. It, had the bruins of
the country, it had the experience of
government, it had tho cleaner purposes,
the more inspiring traditions, the grand
er place jn recent history everything lo
qualify it for progress and administrative
reform. U nail irs warnings, even, n
wns warned in 1871, in 1870, in 18S0.
Even the bullet of tlie assassin, which
ought to have aroused the party to its
immediate duty, was accepted m lis re
sults its aftmliug itinl ex-msiug a new de
lny to the projects of rejoiiii. Tho peo
ple ll ivotwenricd of tins paltering.
only another proof of lbo pi alcalde limn limitary confident
and law-alndiiisr character l tins
deeplyswroiiged and much maligned
oeoiile.
'I he Vote of ' .H;i!-.fiaH ( ouiii).
Illll
neon -to
th
us f ti
ns
lie- cour in ir'iai
a'-d l!:, it a gi-e-ii v. !-i,i
Porti r wiiieh oiludit i
s pos.-iloe alel
iliie.
, tint th.
W IS I IT I
' In be tin
t XOeililli
alii
n nel'w.'i
11 ae. hiss ,, m
1- ! i . iins. should
,,l,i I II oi lenn.ili
dcral : l"
1 n M.n-
'iis.ir
Y.
.ml llii
ill Is h-lie
Ileal As-
1 le i
'1 he Vole of this county lias been
btilidi .ed, cut up ami ded m e.l by
causes, that we IniVe not taken the tr
lile I:; give it in tabular form. It en
he no guide for future esiiinah s; to
odieials were coni'i ul rate 1 upon us, as if
..i i . . i i i ii
evel-yining lie)ieiineii tlmn i.ni aian- .;,;,,, ,, ,, , ,
mug ind ri-lnrnnig I n.ilne-i's ny Hie par- -1 . . j . -; 1 1 , . i f ,i- i;
ty that ban just turned hrn out of t on- 1 In. Julio li. s. h
gr-ss on the ground of force nnd Inui.l :-int nnele
; i ...... : .1 o I,,- lOe.s.ar A,, i in .i , buy u Ik
I ' '',' ' ,. , .' ' , iloin"i la's u,,mM s
p-irly tiirneil to him on Ins promise to , ,tJII .,, , , ;-;,. ,.
Use ille s illle means ill its li'V-ir. Tlie i Tie-ih cio r k . Wis
ime no- wi-nng from ii 'or l'os'm.-.sh i-s mid I it liee.ene kn.-v, u i h
'I'reasiii v girls was poured like wub r ah j
over thr district in its favor- And bv i
l-'i ihrai Ihreats of pi-osecnliiili peae, ah!,- , j,,, ,.:ni
men were driven from the polls. Tien I ro i o i .
was no fair ( lection in Mardiall county,
(and we tJ ink liar 'ly in any county oi
the district, aim! iis vole ought not to la No-,, ,,
counted one way or the ot In r, Henri ui ioai :
,,.. .10. ,i,,sJ ,;l, on 1,1 i-e!',,.-.. lo ,., I Plli.".,l II
lilishnern unlil a full reeiiiiy cm be laid
into all the It in f ic's and nw "be -ss ol
the eise. And ibis widioii! putting
M nulling to the rxpeus" of a eonti st nn.l
Ihe produelion of proof which he is nn.
able to bear. Jiniii SD'iis Sunk.
-ta.e.p I ir
I hv V.orht:
ii'ialion. i;
n, .
I'ai I
( In--
n r w a-'Uana
all an., . -i,i:-l,o
j. ...'
50TH-"
Top'ilar MiTithly Drtiwinp of th
it: till i 1 1 it T 1 ,'Ui I - V 1 ! 1 1 ' , i ll
Tlii!iAby, Xon-hiJ cr 5. HS2
T s- .'r "- - - i ne-ie! . -,i -r is -.i I- i
1 '. - I in'',. -I '.'l C m.o ,l'.',o' ,. ..i. r- n-lrc
I :n.
slleee
el li
lid III.
1 : i i i :
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s.,r.. u li, tv
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d
1 I'-ili-l IU1!
I t.'.a: le- v,
Kind
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in--i-,
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-e. Hie
l.-l- "ai l
: his -,
i.i linn I a- HI ii, (, It tvro 111
iritoo en ( ,i lllj'll li ih le?.;i .
'.',i .l 1 1 1, in .i 'Hi,', it l.i i r.
iliac'
Me
i !'V!!i.
Illii le
smai'l in
l.-nlni v
e ool .
ui-
Ni I'.iis l 1 1., j, K-liim
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KA V.
II. S. A U. ll K
Woil; is now progress (Icadily on
both ends of tho railroad, and we
may ride to Hyhalia in three weeks
in time for a mill ually coneiaiulntoi y
welcome and blowout. Theconlrac j
tors speak of completion by new
year's day, but Febitiary 1st is as
soon as we shall look for it. '1 hen
wo shall shake bunds with Memphis
as heartily as if we lived in Tennes
see, CoinmeiTG and good will know
no Stale lmas. Holly tyWir.i Vi'o
lortcr.
Tlie" (. 1hIT!,Hiivo iiuollier
linnet'.
If their clinnce was in the Nov. SO'h
(lniv.iug (if the Grout Commonwealth
Piutribu'inti Co., nnd if they were to win
The contr.iclors are
favorably with the em
end if the Memphis
Springs division of tin
S 'Itna nnd Brunswick
progressing
ling on Ibis
1 II, illy
ah'
niplns.
way. -
Ml.llljt.his '
III.
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III Pi., I, s. ll.K IH i -.'' "I
I P .,HO . ,. I, . i ('nil
a- Pi :.-. I'm. a. -I. I'M.si
-.:-a 1' ;. i ,..i, I, .l,lli s
i.'-ii l'i i;. - ' en ii I .'.nan
lime P..;..-., I- ii Iil.lilill
'.' i'o.-.-. :.'".', !(, A .j IH..U : -a. '.'.;"!
II i'l '.., - I '' e n il, I .si'll
" l'i;"... Km cie-li - sail
i mi Pi !.-. I V.'. ion
lull Tic!, , I...1 !li, O i l. ,e.o vs J ,, l,, l..-,0
:. i.. i- n.e ...i:,n-.,.
IP. li. i V',i, II ..el, in, oi o, Letter, oi
ii ii i i.m i, f,.7 i iiI bit lifiiiHtfrf,!
I.. tiff ui' 1'i.sh. :'(' io-,.',-,. oi.l.-lsei iiii.I
il j.i, o it I-1 ! M-i'r c ill In.' se . ! :0 esr ei..'H.'e.
Alilr.-s nil ,,, ,1,-rs o, H. :,!. In A l I 'M A N ,
riiili ii 1- .leu: i-:i 1 h -e 1 ,'i nc. I m' I VI I l.t:. K v..e
li. M llOA lili.M A N, :."; I.r.coliv o , JJsu
. II a
t- - i a
i l - in ,
The republican party has, in short, 1 tha iV)m i-W.o iwliili' some luck.
Tub -Clerk of tho liouso of Ueprenen
tiitlvt's hung a eurd on liis oflhio door
last vock, nmrketl : "Clost'd waiting
for returns. -Will be back in 18H4."
Tills iee Jina. closed navintion for the
ci-,ou on tbo per Missifcippi.
the pnmio conliUeuco. SiriwieW
(Mm.) wpubtiean.
How it vsim Done.
"How do vim niHiint:t" wiui iv my to Iit
frittmt, "lo ipcar co luppy ntitl (tihI nni iired
iillHio tiinB ?" "I alwavB iive rkT Hliin'r
Tonic liainly," was the.reiilv. "iiikI tli u.-t cnnily
keep mvselt ami fiinily in yowl Ii:i1th. Wlicn 1
am veil 1 Ai'.vc feci yooil imtureil.''
pei'Hon in ecrlnin to win,) liow iliflVreut
would be tho Stttto of tlicir mmil. How
umeh bt'flor to Iinve a clianef for a fr
tunc than to be proven pnillf . Sen i
your orders for tickets to K. JI. Boaieu
w.n. Louisville Ky.
rrfflinp, tnc.!i'j,ttHki liil ch lilirn l
t! . lUnrrrr c' 'I i i-'hiin t I'.'i-l U.u:
,!! v.-.M.v
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