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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-09
From the Evening Post.
seMa OF F1ExDoH.

reR Tus sisurrsrs YEAR or rms AxrVpne.
Va WAo dwell In quiet hsmtets,
Ye who ero Nd ~ buay ways,
All Who lovst<k sr4as Republic
lathsss dark lApe stlled days,
Does your freednm Reserseem
Like the beauty OF Adreams
s4A Nus. tAe iisstsing's Dash and slaader
Onsar alumber glareAnd break.
kre from false and Aseting sislons
We 70 real danger wakef nrs
IN Must the sartkQ uaksS heavy tread
CrasA assleepers with the dead'
tren he bloody p,ains sf Kansas,
From The Ssnatess guilty door,
From Assmokins wreck q Lawrence,
Prom our Saaperh wounds and gore,
S S;.s z, =, ssssssi,. s,isS Is S'
Near 70 net succeeding ages
From their cloudy disianee er,i
see ys not The hands OF natots
Lifted towards The threatening ss>S
New. OF never rise' aud gain
Freedom for this fair domain
Wshave vane uished foreign tyranis,
New the battle drawsanesr;
Lei mol despots have this Boosting,
Tia, Freeman knows no tear;
By your nthers' patriot graves,
Risc. nor be tcreyer slaves
oasa !, ye orators of Freedom,
Lea your thunder shake these plains;
Write. ye editors Of Freedom,
Let your lighininG rive these chains
Up. ye Sons Of piixrims rse,
Strike for Freedom or abe dies
Give this land 10 future ages
Free, ~ God has made IL Tree;
swear that not AnoIher acre
shall be cursed with Slavery;
strike Tor Freedom and for right
oahimseifis Freedom. Might
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-09

Bishop Simpson, of the Nj. Z. Chsreh,
PREACHED in Dubuque on Sunday last, and
ha, proceeded thence 70 his pos, in Mime
sofa, 70 preside over the Conference 10 that
Tosvitery.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-09

Butter is again becoming an untas,eable
luxury TO the sons Of toll. II was selling
in the market yesterday for 40 cents a
pound. This ia owing To the want Of pas
turage, the extremely hot weather and
drouth, having withered the new crop OF
praas-Cia Com Cd
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New Hardware Store.

LlyIN STON ~ LOCM WN0O
RE now opanngat Nos6M ain 81. comp.ssy ..u ~,
Aof superior HARDWARE, TO which W NV, ans"e
the attention of all ia wsntol our ne. a.,
The qualify Of gu goods We oonfdtntly believe va
compare hyorably with any ~ snc o.so. a. a.
eoops WARRANTED To m As RssnassNIho, " "e
monoy refunded. -. .u.u,cs,
We design 70 keepa largo stock q MkShANt r...
TOOLS trom Tie very baat III sne ssss
and will supply those in want eta siksT GLASS ANTI
etE al as low price as II cat be afo rdedin iews.
price Is eqaaled by few in tha west. Our stock Of
shelf goods now complete, and We have tntrahsN
alargo my lee Of hea,y goods whioA wall soon ar
rive.
SPoRTSMEN wishing an outht for The approach
ing On. and at No Main ST. everything ne
cessary OF a superior mate.
LIS. l., have permanently located In davenport,
and design making the place OF failure residence
and sincerely hope by fair prices good gsods--Iust
representations and csse Ie sona attention 10 mar
II share OF The patronagoani Confidence ofthe pub
lie.
CHAs. II. LIVINGSTON. Gko. u. l.oCKwo GOD.
uayent,orr{ NIL - i5Sllf "
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-09

Passengers can now 90 through from
Dunlelh to New York in iorty-two hours
by railroad.
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Children's ClofhinO

Mrs HARVEY inform. the ladies Of Davenport and
vi the public generally that she will have for "a AZ
the lie iaire House Monday and Tue.Iav
the i2th and l2ti inst splendid assortment OF CHI
DRESs and YOUTHS CLOTHING The as.ortrnsn,
comprises 1900 worth made Of the best materials
and 10 the latest styles
LIZ ED.a Il. q IL 4 Ill. n.-I-.
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|
4oxiso. nies Sa'oo
a,, :, go, a.. ,,, "a = - u,
mississippi river extending ESQ feet to aas' Price
M @-p.. h.,.,,,, : so.. i. s,..,,. addition On
thu north std. Of % st west q wa'r's Prize $500
\, o., ~, ..,,a,t.,,,, ... =, ~ :.
y, m.-..,,,.., ;. .. o.. ;, 49,, a,.,,,., i, So
.lsS 50 r Srie. sou '' . ''A '' '''''' ''' %
No c4i. . .s % corner Of warren and 9th ats
-, na,.,,.,. a. q
Nc. 2lo.Loi biol ~ corner o. warren and 9Th
No .li-lst sssh 20 On ssh street, west Of Warren.
Free sso
Ne 2i4-rssaty lot. In heKsHsiss addition tstwssn
'th and eth s's Ssst u locust
"a. 2as :. 1.. Per, .Da Rost leland Il. 1T
Price SIS Per mont liza
the sss - feet u W block b.t and
t'.iaes SITS, hoas. sonso rooms Pro. sasoo
and oh SITS lot 81 n Ga sth e. B, aos on sI Island :.
sric. tisoo.
No 2isLs. on til. 80. .a. Of Harrison. :, be, 9Th and
I'll sts In Lls-i ~ lot asxl:0
Aad Front sis lot ioIs3 upon which 10 erected store
xe.
Nc 2sl--ioi ii IN dsldsmiih's addition s0xsO 500.
No 222-Go, In block MeIntO.h. ID addition, s,rso
corner Of 18th aud Harrison Price 5000
xss. Price sa.o.
No 2ec-Lot block IS Of 9th sad Foruam sta
Ne. ETA house 10 let block = corner 9Th and
Hrsehrs p..s lot ico.iso, Hou.. si1 rsoua.; ssoo
Price ttOS.
No. 2S0-Tso loss on Clay q, ssst of BRADY goxloa
No assLOs and sl.sl e o. Gu =. b.. Rock Island
No saLot cor Perry ana 9TH sts usst north of Gen,
ssrgsnts Price 3i0o,
whies house lSxet too stories, les aoaso II y
ia 49, "a, "s "A " "nu'''ns hoass, iot oo1
~ aaS -, - orv 49,.
n, ~ 49,, .vs. no,,s - e, ~ psa o. 70. tisek
-. s, stsS.s - 49,. - - %; 1eass IooAns
No "A xsass Of .sns sl.s .sS am. r. la 800 =,
AHa '''''u A''- r''S' 1870
No 2l2-A House Of sans size ana sam, Let On. da.r
st. ii door east Of ". a'. frio. sa.sS '"'A Oh
s.as :: s., s.rrra s: , 1s' Of Issa' With .sl'
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AUCTION STORE
AND
Com mission lgOuse.

AUCTION STUHE
AND
Gem mission House.
THEatteuuu ofthe public respectfully nsited to the
establishment recently opened by the subserbsr
place ot tie rage aud disposal Of At private and
PUBLIC SALE
II Merchandise vi all kinds including Books Staiiale-
~, GfoeeFi6s Hardware Drs y new and second hand
Furniture, Agricultural Iaplouasnts, Mechanics Tools
Sc, &c.
Having 81 Tie best positions Davenport for such
huauess1 sth ample for siorins carriages build
iug material limbnr, &e, Caslgnmens ats solicited
and sold To- moderate charges
farti50t attention gwen % Real Estate Leases, Cor.
fafsfAtf ~ ieks, Sc
Cash a4Vsuccs made 9Gen required and InsnI rance Ct
tecsd loss by nrJ Satisfactory reference given.
iGlg - - ELI ADAMS.
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SALE AT AUCTInN!

SALE AT AUCTION!
nETucsday the l2th Of August at tsn O'Clock A.
I'm VIII be sold atthe highest bidder for cash, "a.
entire Household Furniture of tbs corner house or
4th stres' and western Avenue, bslow the loyest
Market HJuse-the stock consisting Of api.try and
lngrabaiG Carpets, Ogieloth, Mahogany Sofas phsrs
Rocking chairs, Bureaus, Fables, WashslaEd. Mir,
rorsand the same OF Black walnut also Kitchen fur
niturs, Window Curtains, one Iron Eedstead, Hair
Mattresses, Pe0ws, etc, etc; also one upright Rose
wood FiagoJ 2.3Oetayes almos, new. aug 7 dts
TRUSTEES SALE.
NIHkkEAs, On the len day Of December A. D.
w 1854, George shier, executed unto d. II Kuhi
acerain pr0ms soy note 70 the sum az seyenirex.
dollars with Interest at the rate Of ten per cent per
anndm, able one yeEr sfterthat da-. nd where.
as, in otder 10 secure the payment Of said note the
SAD GeoFge nhisrahd kosaDna s. his wife did on the
lsth day "l December, A. D. 1854, convey in rustto
John Mics Ludwig Hansaea, as Trustee. BY written
Instrument, duly executed and recorued the follow
log deset bed real state, situated in Scott county In
the state VI Iowa, 10 ~lE Lot No. twenty four 24l
in Cook SsrgeHps addition 10 the city Of davenport,
county nod state Aforesaid.
Nov, therefore, notice Is hereby given that l, the
andefsg 1ed John Niek's Lndwig Hansen, Trustee
a. asoretid Ia pErsahHce Of the provisions of said
deed giifIsl, will on the Twenty ninth day Of Au
gasl, a. ~ 1855. before the Court House DOOR In the
city Of D. EXPORT ia the unity Aforesaid te hour
OF ten O'Clock In The forenoon Of said ell Of pub
lie auction 70 HE highest bidder for cash the afore
sails tsst flbcd lot, ueh thereof shall be
ess,sry satisfy amount then due, said above
mentioned note, wish costs ana expenses q masng
such sale. J. ". l.. HASSAkN.
Dated Davenport the 5sh day Of Aug, 1886 6d2od
SMITH a. SHAW'S,
No. 244 WARRINGTON STREET,
One DpJr above Robinson, NEW YORK,
Wholesale dealer in
Brooms, Pills, Brushes. Wood and Willow
Ware, French and American Baskets,
Wagons Cradles, and Chairs,
Mats, Cordage, &c.
Twines,
ORIG lad cd American Manufacture, such as Wool
Room, Sc. ae Sc wing, and India Irvine, which they
oder ss log De purchased any where IN the
city Give us call. aug2-d2m
NOTICE.
THE undermined Piasterers OF this city have a.
greed 70 the following s'bilI Of Prices" Tor the
remainder Of 1870.
frame Houses coats, 90 cts. per square yard.
do DO Z" q - {" -
do do Is - "
Brick do all lathed 80 @
do do walls not lathed n ets per 60 yard.
3 cts per I'D extra for Hard Finishing.
Thos 0sLsr, Rs mbo d Crlmp, ID aeKown, Fritz
voilsteCi.A Kennedy,R X stdger, Wilson 4 Cot
asy, W Kinssy, Frederick Steiner, Dan'i ID panor-
man, Beaoui Tyler, flanagan d. Stevens.
Aug 81
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o225. eoh'Aining lSs.s,.
a., s o i Ts Farm Of ninety acres on III. NJ
shost d.tanas h Sstssen Scott and Mse.sns m
so poi aofc. s's aas stock Ers
NJ pnss
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Cheese!

DkIME Western Reserve and Country Dairy Cheese
II for sale whJsss4le and retail by
Aug ALyGRD VAN PATTEN.
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Dubuque road near "a a. s nnesi I@s in the Count,
thcre Il 30 acres Of good timber. NJ acres II IN,
Price e25 per acre. running Hrus.
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Vel, 40, io ~ i9t Of acres Just ives, ga
x'oana'' al broken and under fence pri.. ne cusS,
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~. i.t--A Farm of about 30 AGRA. ,.
oon,ns ~ ~ Two story brick hou,s
S was, suns Through hs grazing arn , sns
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and Dubuque road 20 acres Will W me East D,,.,
rooms nu.biiny Well Cistern, ofshs, dwellins lco
"a nns ofs9t $4,000 credit Of seven snd Gdsa y,
fN'e iiohey " ,s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-09

M are Agents fof and are iust In the feesipt Of
~ loiofDssAtey's celebrated Medicines, copsist.
" of .4sss PiHs, Esmfty do: aud stysagtlsMipF
Ssurs. Please call and get ons u his "Pocket
eempanisns, )" gratis, and Iesa for yourselves.
auga ALVOkD q VAN PATJEk.
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, No. l35.--A farm OF 30a acres on tbs to., a..
Road, miles from the city, and Tia und.,s. HS,s
81 ,hs ga" mil tract, tanning 10 aero, ia ss.
nndsfienee, l+o acre. under cultivation, sons 49,.
vn s Iss house rooms, barn, ans orsssr.
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NO I,2-A Farm Of about "a ae,..,
about ~ acres timber, all fenced i've eiosy 0,.
VIM log house good stabns, &c; p.ios .sriek Is
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-09

No lls--A smslland beautiful piece of,.pd,,,A.
acres. Price S-,U0O. hiISS
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10. i,1--a faim OF lS6 acres near ma,
ana,. ,9hse and nearly all plOughed soaS arsr
water on the land ""fy uroys rr,ss
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PROPOsALs
w. o. @ q II - ,
WI .tnssl. nx.t a.

Foreign and D1nsstie, Green snd Dried Pypf,.
au1, he., al Chicago and 81 Louis Wholesale uriess
Constantly on hand Lemons, Oranges bnnIss
nc. Brady 1T, near Front, east side, FP'i
DssenportJuly % st dH1
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NO Io--An Improved Failn IN IN ~ j
ana 10 ~ 4 100 aores Timber los scss n sa,
sasiea two dwelling houses barn good W.. undsr ri
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No. IA beautiful trHc, o land AZ so..,,.,
10 y niie' Of 'as Corporation line q he Dusass.
Road, the whole surrounded by fence And ~, 49,.
eaios aaoA' 'ttosm running through. Fra an
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yauktal.

.vyeksyls, CSseHbsyt r Co.,
II - ~ * = - -.
Dealers N IxsAaags saA Laal Warrants.
xxsAaaes % ths principal cities 81 he uaiea
for ssle II suns = ssit psrsAassrs.
ALI susIsxss PERTAINING 10 DAsnss PROMPTLY AT
1ENDxD 70.
--RkTKR To-
Hank Of America, NswYork.
0Veap EAnk,
American Exchange Bank,
Gso. A. Ptnekard, frsst haak y NEW UioSns'
Knyenna Bsnk, ksvsnna, Ohio.
DNrby Barksdals, nanksgs, D. Louis.
Bialeiey Richsy, Brokers, Pittsbursh'
M Moblsy, Esq, Banker, Dubuque
Henry Miller, ksa, Gnc'nnst, o'uo.
NICHOLS lsBkLL co, DAVENPORT, IOWA
LEE NICHOLS 4 CO., DAceAAn,
NICHOLAS 4 co. BROWNSVILLE, MINNESOTA.
RxcHAN0I D1oxx1S AuD RIAL ESTATE
A0EN1o.
Lssp WASH Ants soros NJ, SOLD AND LOCATED N IHA
Fr Dss Moiss Dsrsicr lows, f. Dspos DsrnieE Iowa
CouScii BLUFFS SIOUX Niff ,,,,.
pAcoRAH uAVWNsShih FMinusho'e
AIAaas AMOUNT or err PHoprsry IArRoyrD YARNS ANp
vacsSr LAMP saaouahoIg srATg roR sAlk on fANoR
sIE TEAMS We invite Attention catalogue OF Reai
Estate, NAps, Piaats, Abstracts, &C., &c
0dlcss % Main IT,. 0onth Of Second ~,
DAVENPORT IOWA
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29


said he would preserve it as their glorious
standard, and promised unceasing exer-
tions for the dissemination of American
principles.
Mr.. Speights then appeared upon the
stand, and presented DIR. Ellis with a
large transcendently beautiful bouquet,
3Gx20, fran several ladies, the fragrance
Of which made the air replete with deli
cious perfume, and crowded upon my vi
sion ike the intermingling sweets of
Edcn's bowers.
As honor passed, honor came, and next
appeared the trno patriot, and eloquent
Alternately, bearing a nicely wreathed and
lastly arranged banner, with the follow
ing inscription, worked in letters of arbi-
vatre by the fair hands of tho accom-
plished donors, who presented it in a
few appropriate and pleasing remarks:
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29
/" THE STAR

The public generally. are requested to
take notice that we have made another
improvement in our paper. We have iust
received another lot Of new type, and now
present our readers with an increased
amount Of reading matter. Hereafter
Advertisements will not appear on both
sides Of the paper. 1t has been our de-
termination from the beginning, 10 publish
q better county paper shan any person had
ever done before in this county, and in
order 10 do this We have incurred heavy
expenses, and considerable time aud trou-
BILE, and We now have tho satisfaction Of
pres 'nting the public with sheet that
we think will compare favoraE,v with auv
newspaper in North Mississippi. But.
friends, we beg leave to remind vou thar
while we are thus spending our time AMI
money for your good, and for the credit
Of oar county, that Won have ,on,cthinr
to do in the matter. We cant afford .
do these things ut our OWN individual ex
duty, (as we have no doubt ii will =. q
pleasure to you) TO come forward AMI
. subscribe for the STAR. and urge o,ha-s 10
do likewise. The small sum Of two dol
lars per year Will never b" mi.,sl hv rou.
while it will enable us TO continue improv-
! ing our paper, and relec; credit upon You
and our common country.
Th2rc are certain tsuisms which need
no ghost from the grave 10 tell Us abor;,
and establish. lie that hath lao luon..v
hath f.w friends, and the fruit upon tie
, friendship of the.o few is hardly wo-;a
. gathering. We must have moner. dear
! reader, az We can't have newspaper pub
| lishcd in Panol,. You thAt on. ia mu.t
pay M. anl yon that owe us not. niu,t
make h.-te 10 get into our debt. 70 th-t
yoG may experience the sAtisf.c;ion sris-
ing f.om a Knowledge that YOU hav- s1a-
4cribcd and paid for yuur ncwsp rper.
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WASHINGTON /!
And on the other side:
DIR. 4. |. ELLIS,
POLITICAL HERO
OF PANOIA.

The meeting closed, and the procession
marched down stairs and around the Court
Yard enclosure, aud at each corner gave
loud and long cheers for Fillmore, Don
elson, Ellis, and the Union. The greatest
enthusiasm prevailed. Sag NIGHTS from
n distance came TO witness a grand fall
ure, but in their bitter disappointment
gave utterancc to groans of sorrow ut the
brilliant manifestation. In my deep con
dolence, can only say, Weep not, for the
day OF your political reckoning is come!
The honors Of merit are especially due
the noble ladies for their zeal in the
American cause, and the Young Amcricls
for their chivalrous action in kindl;n@ the
american love Of country, and the proven
ton Of a corrupt race from the usurpatior
of the cherished laws OF our government
AM"RiCUS.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

Ten or fifteen reporters, living
in different portions o! our county,
to pick up items of news for the
Star. Some weeks since we We're
overrum with communications, but
for the last two weeks we have
not received u single one. Whats
the matter friends?
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29

THE Torch LIGHT PROCESSION.
We publish an article to-day
giving an account of the Fillmore
rally in Pamela on Thursday night
last, not for the purpose of aiding
in politics, but simply to show
what can be done at home. We
are all of us too much In the habit
drumming after something away
from home, vain!y supposing, that
we can have nothing worthy cur
attention, here in Punola. II cur
people would strengthen each
Others hands, and encourage each
other in pursuits in life, we would
all be better oG and would feel the
pleasure that arises from having
obeyed the divine commando
Glove thy neighbor as thy SELF
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29

PRoBATK AND Police CouRrs.-Mondav
next both these courts meet, and on Tues
day the Presidential election comes on
Next week promises to bea business week
in Pamela. 1t will be good time to sub.
scribe for the Star.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29

"PATHlNG' THE BuTTER.-"Willie'
said a doting parent at the breakfast
table to an abridged edition of himself
and who had just entered the grammar
class at the high school, "Willie, my
dear, will you pass the brttcr!"
"Thirtainly, thir-takthes me to
pathe anything. Butter it'll a COM
mon thubhtantiye, neuter gender,
aereeth with hot huckwheat caketh,
and it'll governed ~ thugar-Golaih-
eth underi htood."
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29

ANECDuTE OF The LATE
NtNG OF BA-aRIA.-Ihc tX-
Amy lLuuiS. ui bavaria, whp
recently attained his Sc' cnI:elh
,car Was Il few days ago waited
III, M his chateau at J. :.dw'g-
-hucll", IN the palaIinaie, ~ IA
dcpuialInn from SlrashuuIg li
which place he was born, wh"
paid their respects 10 hm on
the occasion. ihc kng rcccrv-
ed them mos, kindly, promised
10 visit their city, and related
To thcm il curious circumstance:
Al the lime OF his hirsh, III Au-
f.lnsl, 1885, his father, WHO was
hen only Prince DIES i}'nN
Points, commanded the hisaco
| regiment III the service ol
France, which was in the gar
rlson at Strasbourg' 4 few
days after The birth of his child
he was astonished I'D sec that
all his grenadiers had cut oft
their boards and moustacheS.
On nqniring why they had
done so, one of tho men step
ped forward and said that they
bad determined To beg his ac-
ceptance OF a velvet mattress
for the newly born prince and
that they bed stuffed ii with
their boards and mousracheS.
Il have the malirss SILL" said
the king, 'and will show 1t
to YOU" The mattress was pro
duccd, and the King added !:
Il do not lhink that there Is in
The world a bed which, can be-
called more strictly military
than that -
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29

GENUINE PoLTENEss-T + q j :
that index the whole character of a
man, are sometimes soon at a glance;
Il word, look, single action, tells
The whole story, either for good or evil
report on man or woman; to all
their fell0w-voyagerS through life. 1t
is an oft told tale, oft-told to disad-
vantage of those who ride in city ca s
or GmnihuSeS, where extreme selfish
ness is the rule, and not the excep-
zion; so much so, that such a little
incident-Such mere teifie in itself
AS we saw yesterday, was as refresh
,ng as an oasis in The dcScrtl or pure
spring, To the weary taye!er. The
stage was nearly full, VIXEN it pulled
mp to the curbstoGc, 10 take in an old
man and young woman. Who will
move, thought we, to give The Strm-
gers room! Not the four silks on that
side; not the proud, selfish (so we
though Judging perhaps from dress
yong man on this side, How We
were mistaken.-"B careful father
said his tender guide, as lie csSayetl To
| place his foot on the step. In mo-
mcnt, the yong man Srrang forward
with an assisting hand. delicatcly tcii.
| dercd with AN ALLOW me SIR as h.
| led him to seat The poor old man
was blind How that little act OF kind
ness from stranger must have thrill
ed through the daughters heart-She
who was so extremely sensitive to The
wants Of her bcreavcd father Still
more, When the stage stopped for then
to gel ont, which, for lettering Stel
unguilcl by sight, was more difficult
to do ulii.armed-iust as are all down
ward movements in life, "AlloW me
sir" Those words again. How thci
pleasant tones thrilled again from tina
good heart which prompted the young
man to spring ont forward of The blino
man, and take him gently in his arm
down the steps. Thank You, sir,
whispered the daughter God bles
you," spoke the father. That oil,
man-t'at dauehter-that youn!
man-were not the only ones mad
happy by that little act of genuin
politeness.- Tribune.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29

IALE DEAPING.-Never repeat
a story, unless you are certain It
IS correct, and even not then un-
less Something is to be gained,
either OF interest to yourself or for
the good Of the person concerned.
Tattling is q mean and wicked
practice, and he who INDUCES in
1t, grows more fond of it in pro-
portion as he is successful. II
you have no good to say of your
iie1ghbor, never reproach his char
acter by telling that which is false
lie who tells YOU the faults Of
others, intends to tell others Of
your faults. aud so the dish Of
news Is handed from one to anoth-
er, until the tale becomes enor.
NOUS, "a story never loses any
thing" Is wisely remarked; but OF
the contrary gains in proportion
as it is repeated by those who have
not q very strict regard for truth
Truly, 'the tongue is an unrul,
evil, full Of deadly poison.'
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29
PANOLA, MISSISSIPPI.
READ THIS.

When you go to the Post Office, be
sure and ash TOR the Paa0la Star. If
you do not give the name you VIII not
receive our paper. We keep seperate
boxes in the office at Pamela, for our
paper, and as the Postmaster, cannot
know who are subscribers, unless
YOU ask for the Star. You would
do well to remember this. Ask the
Postmaster for the Pamela Star.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29

cy" 4 large number of orr citizens At
tended the great American Mass MEETING
IN Memphis last week, and returned highly
pleased.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-29

How the devil must chuckle at his
success when he gets fellow to think
he is something wonderful, because he
can dress in scarlet or blue, and have
a sword by his side, and feather in
his hat; and when he says to him, land
the poor fool believes it, "Yonr hands
are far too delicate to be solid BY the
dirt OF the counter and the shop
and then whispers to him, keep then.
far btood--for Auman bloodi"