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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-07
PANOIA. MISSISSIPPI THURSDAY. MARCH 1861

probation iai ta aipd ielf lfwaar,
andoriie myself There afa hos.
ever, persons ~ Iaaola who know
me intimately, q vham It.irr tou,
iolhow myfpiblet anl their 1ptosilo'
Col lluff, fof iHHa6ee Who tnew
mo bcfore cllhef n o. ffl Virginia,
ran tell you who | am IT, knoss
nouehi II this leilef anl hence will
neither aniier hor imiuco mo-
Please accept lha atturnnec ihn' !
rejoice even " my loye ,hmll noi be
accepted, that ! have 81 laist an op
portunIiy 10 subscribc myself,
Yours truly, and 10 eommnnd
llrnhrnT G. NuiitNs
Mn Enron Sir Porhnpi ihc
preceding may afford some amusc
mcni to your rcaders, aud would BE-
glad 70 have You give It a place in
The "Star" Respectfully,
Mwalr A. n.
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II h q general nohplaiht aBl
rrrIabIt 70 iu.f one iliitHeif1len
~ N tlie aeo s o iffrleIaa 1ha
pulpit ltllsn. and #. ought i1 know
that anti clfifliahlfy "a making
gigantic sifidos t,fougfuu' ihe clun
ify, and that ihc literary IL eell 49,
tho newspaper inclination ol iho
tin ohlming ~ yiih tbe pppalat
feeling, u iinrturcd With disregard
ior the Ohurch that points moral
future Of nu promising description.
But what has brought religion into
this dlsropulr, IL such be- The piac
We believe W. once limited that II
might ho oNInr to the pornieioua en-.
dcay0rs Of certain clerical gonlle.
men TO dclilc Il by an admlSlnrc with
the politics " thc moment We ere
not confident that wc failed TO hll the
truth "a the Suggestion For, alas
Whp has done moro 10 "l,,ci Nh,
church down ~ ihlt familiarity
which "Drc.d. c0ptrupi among .h'
mulumIe more tnnn those pulpit s,u
sationisu (.or W. respect dHlaes wh,
know aud adhere 10 their cailngl whl
feed their vanity at the expense oI
their faith, and who seek 10 control
the ballot as Nci a5 the Contribution
box, aud to dictate legislation as vel
as the lilany.
There Is no profession more honor
able than that Of the preaehcr--loi
his work is laudablc, and his rcspou
sibllIiy gttat; but this renders il IhD
moro necessary that his work, to j,
properly rcycrcnccl, should bc care
fully kept oloof from those things o
common lie. an ASSOCIATION will
which must yulgarizc aud degrade il
OF all degrading things, in this sense
politics is the most influential. Whs
must be the result. Ihcn, when ,h
pulpit makes politics part Of il
teachings, and minglcs in men
minds the idea of the church au
the caucus.room? We cannot hcl
thinking that such reverend poit
clans have much more love for not,
riety than they have for heaven, an
their ouly hope Of glory consiIs ]
their playing The sovereign to seui
petty circle that is oredulous cuoug
to nat faith in Ihoil hollow kypo,
risy.
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\ SIyGULAg MYs1EM.- The Fort
Wayne Times says u fea days ag) II
gentleman Of that city, whose busi.
ness makes il necessary Cor him to b.
absent q great portion ef the ,iVc,
unexpectedly returned homc at night,
and bis wife informed him that there
was no light in the room and request
ci him TO retire TO bed, which be-
did. Afior he had turned IN he be-.
ran to feel very unweIl, aud as he
had fcl, so for some days. though, j.
prudcni To apply a remedy immeii.
ately, aud accordingly arose, dressed
himself and proceeded to the drug
store. Having purchased the proper
medicine, he pu, his hand in his pock.
ct for his pocke,-book, and was sur
prised 10 come in contact with what
he supposed WAS change, but on
bringing il to light be found hand.
ful Of gold. lie fclt in the other
pocket and with the same result. lie
then for the first time, examined the
outside of his apparel. and was still
more surprised tha, his pants present.
cd different appearance from those
worn during the day. On counting
the cold he fouu1 runr huuI~l dol.
lars in his possession. When be
again reached home, everything was
quiet, and the pants he ha, taken "a
a fcR moments before, werc gone.
Now. this is very queer. and canno,
be accounted Cor by any hypolhcsi.
but ,ha, Alai,lins lamp worked arpn
the affair with the vpn lerfui influence
Of It. magic qualities. lIoe other.
wise cqull ], have happened!
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For he Pamela Star.
A MODEL LOVE LETTER.

Gentlemen. who feel any cmbsr-
rassmcnt in addressing ladies, con.
ccrning afaires dc occur, upon
slight acquaintance, may. perhaps.
gain some hin,s from the following.
written by a susceptible and roman.
tic young man. not twenty-five. who
has made love to not more than thir-
ty, certainly not less than twenty
fascinating bellies and been in
volvcd, it may be, in FIVE or six en-
gagcments, from which, each time. he
regained his freciom by an ''honora-
bly, rendered mittcn. Read his
letter, ye lords of creation. and say
if you Garnet furnish us some stand.
ard, by which 10 judge or the truth
or falsity of such ilat,ering ,lcclara
tions:
IA GRANGE. Dec. 20. 81.
Mss Maggie IL am at loss tG
know how to commence letter, the
subject matter of which / fear you
will think our short acqusin,anc,
does not fully justify; and vet youI
experience u mo III take that back
and say your ObscrvatiOnl relative to
this subject, viii enable yOu to attri.
butte this Ito some) singular phcnom.
enon to its real source. namely, that
celestial passion which is the most
sacred that anirnatrs the heart oI
man--Lovc. And can you not for.
give me, madam. for thus unequivo-
eally declaring a feeling which ar
hours conversation awakened in q
breast which has . long been impcr.
visblc to the winning graces and cap.
tiva,ine charms Of many fascinating
bellef IsiIl not attempt to conceal
the truth, tfer lorc an1 itccpticr ar,
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y. -. tinNlbN,
Secretary Of the Congress.
AN ACT to exempt from duty GER.
tair commodities there named,

AN ACT to exempt from duty Ger
tair commodities there named,
md ier other purposes.
Dc it enacted by the Confederate
States Of America in Congress as
scmblcd, That the following articles
shall BE- exempt from duty, anl all
mi,tcd free into sail States. tO.wit /:
Bacon pork. hams, lard, beef, ish Of
all kinds. wheat, and -four of wheat,
and -four cf all ether grains, Indian
corn and meal. barley ani barley
tldur. rye and rye four. oats end oat
meal. gun powder, ani al the mate.
rials Of which il i male. lead Ia all
forms. arm. Of every description, aud
munitions Of war. and military accou.
tremcnts. percussion caps. and living
animal. Il al Kinds; also. al egri-
cultural products in their natural
state.
Sec. 9. And be il further enacted.
Tia, all gDo,ls, wares anl merchan-
disc imported from any ono Il the
late United States Of lmcrica. not
being now member Of this Confed-
eracy. into this Confc1eraey. before
the fourth iay Of March. which riay
have been, ! iaa f'ie, purchased here
.oforc. or within ten days after the
passage Of this act, shal be exempt
and free from duty.
Sec. 3. Ani BE- it further enacted.
Tha. the State of Texas BE- and ].
hereby exempted from Tie operation
Of the tariff laws. heretofore passed.
or adopted BY this consros'.
Signed, llawElt Corr,
President ~ the Congress.
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Iiov1nF ArFonrroyvrvr Nrru.


IEBs nr C1SGrKss is HApE-Wh-n
she crnsut r. 'he United Ss'es /
fnlly completed. it is n iaiy oF Oh.
Secretary ~ the Interior - 1ifile
he whole nrmlrcr of free peFsbna.
With ,hrcc-ffths If the sltvr. ~ two
hundred and fhir'y-,hrce. the rrts-
IN, number rf members. anil tie pro-
duct shall be the ratio II orr mem
bpr. The Secretary If the Interior
shall then proceed IN the ssrnc man
ncr to ascertain tho representative
population " each State b. the ratio
already determined by him. as above
shofn: and the result n This last
iisision shall BE- the number of rep
rescntativrs appointed tn each State.
The loss IN the number If members
caused by the fractions remaining IN
the several States shall he coinpensa-
ted for BY assigning 70 - many States
having she largest frscsi,ns IN adj.
tionaI member csch for the fraction,
~ may Be necessary 70 msk. the
numbcr n representatives swo hun.
itei ard stiNy.shrse. ~
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February Is. 1851.

We understand. saws the piCayune.
the sd serti9a Is understood. at our
Custom House. to mean tina. al
goods, etc. frum any Of the late
United States, not a part Of the con-
fcderase States. on The 18th II Feb
ruary. ls6l, purchased prior to 18th
Of February, On or before the 9sth n
February. arc entitled to entry free
ofiuty. II imported before tie 9Th Of
March. 1sgi. Consequently an In
table goods imported ss above. after
she 9Th Of March, are subject to duty.
and al duiiahls goods, not purchased
prior to l.. Of March, are On impor-
tasion suljes. to daty. even ifimpor.
ted before the i,h cf March: and, II
also folhvs, That al cansignnrcais n
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4 Crttrfs srofwit Ftrf.--
Dl..n, t'is tr-fbl IN the riga II
cisrl.s |. c1antty girl cane 70
l.prtIn in search of : place usa mad
sAr1ari; trt no, sHcrcr'ling. she
hired herself II carry on, beer from a
brcw-lrousc. aud wns ono n these
caIlsl tub womer. The brewer. Oh
serving a rptl-looking rirI IN this
low occupation, took her into llis fam
liz ss \ servant. snf aftef : shori
time married her (: bal be airl While
vet she rss a ycun- vs-san. and lsf
her the buik II lis rr,une. The
busins = ofthc brewery eas 'srcprsd.
snd % s'ic Young rurrn .ss recon-.
ruen,icd Mr. lTvde. - skinsai lss.
yer. 10 arrange her y hssbsrd sHsirs.
lfyie. who Vas sfterwsrd she grsi
Earl u risrenipn. kn,lins sh uh.
o~'s fprtuhe rri~ corss'lefsbls. fnsr.
r;ri her. OF skisn,sfriaee skerp US
M osher issae than . asasAser. vho
-4s alper~fsa tn ~ifs fJsns~- IL.
sui mother n MARI sni Anas.
oncrns ~ Enslsnd 4h
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Revenue Laws oi the CODfeder
nt" states.

Collector lla,ch received to-day
the following Instructions and cope
Of acts Of the Congress Of tho Com
frlrmto States, relative 70 thc c1l.
lection or her duliet
CoNG. or rm CoyP. Srurs.
Montgomery, Feb. ~, a. !
IT, the Collector at New Orleans:
Su-By direction Of the incloscd
resolution &c the Confederate States
Of America, ! herewith transmit to
You copies Of the meta passed Blythe
Congress on the subject of ln'ics on
imports. lou are instructed - col
lcrt dutirl on articles imported from
all foreign State, in compliance with
the provisions Of these acts.
Howell C0Br,
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HOWELL 'uHH,
President of the Consrcs'.

An ACT to continue in force certain
laws Of the United State of America.
b. ii enacted BY the Confederate
States Of America IN Congress as.
scmbicd. That al the laws Of the
United States Of America in force
aud in use in the Confederate States
Of America on lie first day of No.
y,mbcr last, anil not inconsistent
with the Constitution of lho said Con.
f,icfatc States. b. and the same are
hereby continued ia force mlI rec
p1alel or altered ly DE Congress.
Signed. l.E4LL Cou3,
Prcsidea, Of the Congress.
| certify that this net passrl the
Con ,rcs, on the l.h lay Of Fobru.
ary, 1861.
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goods n1i enfmcfnied Infe I az n
Importation fufe ili lfMaffi rb
49, b lnll-
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GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT
FOR PANOLA COUNTY,

HAvlNG business all over the county,
IL ioass ~ services as General Collect.
ing Agent. Memphis merchants viii ,rd h.
70 snsir interest to send me their accounts
R.s.srscss.-Geo B. Wright, r. r..
West, nernsndo; T. A. Hrsnilton. John II.
West, Menphis. JOHN =. JACKsOS
Jsssasy 10. ls60. sa-u.
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AUCTIONEER.

HAviSG receceutly received License
III from the Board cf Police. | am nov
rrersred to sell all kinds Of property at
public veniue, on short notice and asraea-
Die terms. JOHN Y. JACKSON.
Dee. 6. leo. nts.tf
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''H''' WV ''f ~ HHH'H'H
v inhy BE- styled o bcirpihnl, au NJ |
prehonsioni IN my part n forming |
m unhappy mis.hllance, and there
fore honofably asked oa, and the dis.
continuance was mutually atisiae
tory The lady, now married, was q
Niss Key. Of sonofyillc)
Nos Miss Mag | wish 10 uae plain
language for whatever you may poe
slbly think respecting my sincerity
! assure you that, be- the result
success OF defeat and dIsmay, ! nm
IN earnest A, already intimalcd,
II may be strange 10 you.it Is some
what 50 TO mc--that ! should love
pm on first sighi--though kindred
spirits instinciIycly recognize each
other At the first interview. Pardon
me, for | don't know that You regard
oura as kindred spirits. Oh that !
| did but know it-lhat but knew that
your heart felt for me ~ mine does
for YOU; then. on then would | be-
happy, every kiul thought, Ike
bird flies to thee" 1hcn, with al
the sacred devotion of trembling
carncstncss and affection, ! pro6cr
you my hand in marriage. Tell me
not that am romantic and icklc.
| have a romantic aud tif You will
pardon the cgotism,) futile imagina-
ton on sonic subjects, but there is no
more romance about this matter than
is perfectly consonant with true aiec.
ton. As to that rumor about my
addressing Miss Dcylin, (aetress, J
there Is nc, = word Of truth in it, as
! assured you during that pcyer-to-
be-forgot'cn moonlight promenade ;
TO which, by the way my mind of
ieoars a' tue happ'cS' 'n''''h' VI L
P'tasa"' visit
J doh prefer u wrl'e on 'h.s
SUBJECT "h" Sou'' not ''''p ! 'l'''
YOU but 'hcre u another reason hu'
/ l0f "h'ea ! m'gn' neglect ''npor''h, ,
business 'na' ue'na'''' my personal
/, attention. AMI v''' y'n' AMI It 8
TINS; J nave no reason 10 kno" Wh"'
would be the result ana "ishto have
some unela'voc'l 'n'iin1ilon ~ u
what would pe my late oh' II bu'
khe" tfat my 'I't ." you Wo"'' DC
rewarded VITA my h'She'' temporal
aspiration tue assurance 'iat NY
icel'ng Tor you : mutual ana I'la'
may call 'hec in'ne' then N'''ld w
'h''her as ias' a' steam eoaId carry
me- bu' bc thc result Nqa' II may
whether after due reflection 70" con
. clnde to accept my proposal and MAKE
me happy, or reject It and make mi
miserable, earnestly request yo'
to let me know your deeIs'on by ietie'
i addressed to La orange, Tenn, tha
u ! may know my loi' whether Joyid
: and happy or Wounded and mls'r
: able.
i Pardon me Tor briefly Stretching
o what J believe you to be, (yon will Q
: course undccclve inc u mistaken.
Y You are an accomplished and high
= toned lady of more than usuall'
= sweet temper. Perhaps you thinI
e too little Of your eternal destiny.
l. hope not. You arc free from thos'
IS petty envyings aud little jcalousie
Y tina, spoil SO many intelligent an
L otherwise amiatlc girls and last
b though in nv estimation by no mean
!. least. you arc no, bevil,lered when
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9tlttito l)ctirv
IIew ihs LswJffs sei a Patron saint,
LrIEsD ~ bhrTtgEA
~ Ions q sitf


~ tons q sats
A lswyer N Brittany. onea on time,
when business was Tagging NJ homo,
Wa. sent ~ lsgaia 70 ltay'soIime,
70 confer with the Father Al Rome.
And wha, waa Me message The minister
brought
10 The Pope he preferred complain,
That each other profession Patron had
got,
while the lawyers had never q Saint
"Yay true" said his Holiness smiling
10 lind
An attorney 70 civil and plonqnni,
"Bat my very lh,t Saint il ALREADY a'sigrcd,
And can't make new ono NJ present.
10 ohoo,c from the Bar 7 were G,losi I
think
rcrhnps you've man in your cyc'-
And hi. Holiness here gave q mischIcyous
wink
10 q Cardinal sitting near by.
Bu, the lawyer replied, in lAsyer.likc
way,
81 know what Is modest, ! hope;
didn't come hither, allow me to say,
10 proaer advice to the ropcw
"very wcll." said bis holiness, ",hcn We
will do
The best ,ha, may fairly be done;
Il don't seem exactly the thing, il 10 true,
That the Law should be Saint.less alone.
To treat your profession as well as ! can,
And leave you no cause Of complaint.
propose, ms the only quite feasible plan,
To give you q secondhand Saint.
To the ucighborias church you viii pros
emily 90.
And this is the plan alvi,r;--
First, say fcw dres-a hundred or 10
Then, carefully bandaSe your eyca;
Then (Jaying more ers) 50 grorinl
around,
And, touching one oliec, alone.
The sain, you arc seeking wil quickly b
found.
For the frs, that you touch is your owa.'
The lawyer Jill a, bi, Holiness laid,
Without m omission or ilaw;
Then, taking the bandages n from IL
hcad,
wha, 10 vou think he sawS
There was st. Michael figured in psin,l
Subdging the Father of fsil;
And the lawyer, cxclaiming abe thou ou
Saint"
Was touching the form Of the Dsvu
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~. Don't BE- afraid of q little
fun q, home, good people don't she.
up your houses, iest the sun shonld
fade your carpets, and your hearts,
losi q hearty laueh should shake
down some Of the mlsiy robwcbs
there. If you waa. 20 ruin yoar
sons, let them ,hilk that all Iiril
aud social enioyincrt must BE- lcIt On
the threshholl when they come home
at night. When once home i re-
gardcd "a only q place 70 eat, drink
and sleep in, the work is begun that
cndi IN gambling houses and feek.
less depreciation. Young people must
have fun anil relaxation somewhere
II they DO not find il at their own
hcarthsilnes. it will bc found in other,
and perhaps less profitable places.
Therefore. let the Gre burn morc
brightly at night and make the home
nest delightful with all those arIstlai
parents SO perfectly UNDERSTAND.
Don't reprcsa ihc buoyant spifits Of
your children: half an hour Of mer.
rimcnt AROUND the lamp ani freliglii
OF home, blnts oui the remembrance
Of many a care and annoyance Turing
the day, snd the best safeguard iiey
can take sith them into the world y
the unseen influence Of a bright little
lDmcstic sanctuiB.
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-. =. H1a028s P8OPassp.s
q Having procured I.icease s.r N,
sane, have opened . regular Bosr,l.
ing Hcuss IN the Western psrt a. sa--.
Shese lsnw?sssd to essestaia ny fpiend'
% N. zeal. dsy. veek. or by the mosth,
NcPains srssed TO render satisfaction.
Panola. Nay II, 1880. IN
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A START IN rng WoRLp.--M Many
parent works hard and lives spar
ingly all his life for the purpose u
laying up enough to give his children
"a start in the world" 1'hi, kind II
worldly wisdom is grcnt folly, c.pcc.
tally where it leads 10 neglect Of
their mental education and their mo.
raj training. Nay, il is often fol-
lowed by the most rainogs results.
Setting young man nilont with
money which he never aided IN earn
ing, is like tying bladdcr under th'
arms Of one who has never learned Il
swim. Ten chances to one h. vii
lose his bladders and 60 to the bot
tom. The trne policy is TO tcacl
him to swim. and then h. will nccs
no bladlcrs. The paren, who give
his chill n good education, sllo Tram
him to industrious habits, and base,
bis principles firmly upon The laws 0
truth and duty, leaves him an inhcri
tancc more valuable than Tho wealtl
OF the Indies. This sort If start
insurcs successful career. 0tho
kind of "staris' make fis, youn;
men, who not only "siick fast b,
the way, Lu, become utterly worth
loss b. themselves and others.
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fur baatfh Tf0H lfnmd
Ibow lfe .HHlHi8HIIrlrf and
We helIew u llafenHie Hfmaui
IN ihn direction wh.eh ne frtior
CON rll ~ VI pfaafIi woat ~ hcn
proving tla truth % Ih u'l Inga.
Ne,r boy hfptbfllughnn,
wnt tho rl,in gwen Wly ln' WI.
had boon ihea
"inl Why baia ftt pf"
Cnuso yun see thoy lal om too
fa.t lor tha Brighton mirloi somq
lmca
"lluw fo
Why sou pee, lur M Iurm vest
country dcnlers fetch llcr piri IN,
pretty nigh skin and hone Non.
just aloro Tan day thcy riyrf en-
corn ud alt up'bu tal iui corn
and s,ll no pill 200 water Neyt
day pies ~ amngiu lhrsiy Then
lhc snrprnta g.n EN- lust ~ mn i
water a. the, kin drink 'lhr pgl
pur lnto II aud keeps lhukm
md drnkn and diinln .poirn
on nm average they raal'cr aboa,
o. iul apiece. That ma,s cm iolk
ON fIlri ont Mlslssk mul hrltN
Jcil sou Tat ihoro aut ~ bsir,
anl substance m H. Won ear on,
Of them critters homo aud cal lat,
you've got baiicrin pile " pork
but just you look N your hogpcl
next mornin, aid you wont find no
thing but q hogiralnc, skin an bone
and dear Mt that. You can tell m,
nothn about fat pigs; I've beer
there, aud I've sccn om manuiae
turd."
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DR., N. N. PHILLIPS.

III AvlNG located In tho town Of panoln.
lltenders his professional services to the
citizens generally. Office IVES, side Of the
Square. NEXT door to ". p. Watkins Store.
Feb. 2, 1860. u2-Iv.
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DR.. r. IA. COLE.

HAVING located fve miles cas-, Of the
Ii town Of Pamela tenders his services
as Physician and Surgeon to the neishbor.
ing public. febii.ni.gm
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There was St. Michael figured in pain,l
Sabdaing the Father of rsii;
And the lawyer, csclaiming ABE thou our
Saint.
Was touching the form Of the DswL.