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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-11-07


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their posts, IislIohs viii be- I.saed
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furnished you from Memphds 20 Tbs
place Won will gas no pay, bHi |
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our aid Gen Pillow or GaEYheai
hahn NJ Columbus will aend yen ~
The Eitteffi
ALfDED HUDSON.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-11-07

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rslmsd a ob the eonhdIas snuik, hus ere
prepared ~ d. r. N. rlnsh. NJ Essksglls,
n nstlsa Tanhessean. TestimoNlsls NJ ,hs
hlvhess character tslnslse IN their ,,,,as
mas be bad In Nashville. W. ahly All .
trial n than. Price W cents per hoe,
Fat up enIy ., the AmluoslAl OiI Medical
Depot II CLARK, Grercry 4 Co Nashville,
Tenn, Ia whnm orders must be- Addressed.
IN receipt VI ths rslAiI price VI osn.s,
We will send 10 snv sdissss By nail. rsli
directions with eaah hos.
q.
fhess Pills are \ speedy and q certain
cure for 'eumplnints arising from . de.
essei '.dsrsd liver. cHuArd Nv ssMns.
phsfit mArsr,a. viz Intermittent, Remit.
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sick or Periodical Weadsche. Chv~uIs cos.
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slHsss NJ thu Wcad. lnundier, HalIeV Com.
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For sale By Martin . Son, Pamela, end
bnsss Z Hsst, BasssvIils. IN
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-11-07

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n%ession wiA The paiplsss lisss pills. vill IA
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frcn Ne sysssn. sysu sss1 ~ I'M ~
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valley, King Ague, Ands bic eosqsssei 10
these Remedies Thoss Mo liza II the MI.
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aad shess vsnsdics bsycnd eli psiss vAss
they hare osce tested shsls vists>.
TO fnn PLANT1Rn.
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Arkansas end bsasea, Ard ~ Iives ~
In oil maiahoss sessIons By solIesise Ne
directions MISUNDERSTANDING ihss PiIls, vill
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-11-07


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Oh got n ysu had a hstty snsti. Tho
Iunniue ulesf m my ehset beae, whlah
had given me much pain, wa cured hy a
few applications take pleasure IN 70.
commencing u IA The rutllc,
u, kfiiy, Baker.
Howard low, Memphis.
MrisnA cascr A Sos The medicine al
lad Amhro.ial oil | ~, from yea had 4
happy effect. WIS bitisa by twu dogs Al
onc time, and had hoih Of nv arms bitssn.
] applied the msdIeIna. never -toppsj work
and was we'll In a Few Jsss. can safely
say II 10 n valuable me i,ins.
w. y. ARMSTRONG. Painter,
Msmrhis, Tenn.
Fcr sale by Masinr 4 Son. Pamela.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-11-07

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liss ~ sslsays will ple~a have than AT
The Court House on the Arst Monday 10
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born. ] posyi Nssy ecnills: mare.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-11-07

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-11-07

Administrators Notice.
kTTkn8sf sdmlshsmsics kavise bssu
IL eraass1 h he vp&snirned, Nv Ii.
Probate Cosss u pencla Coussy, Miss. a.
~ O<oses ssvns 1871, ~ Ne sstats n
Jasper MsgeeS Ssseasel, all persons
hsvteR slstaas seataee said assse ses kere-
By nsens1 = havs shsa prsAassd end
res,ssssl, according y lss, n IL Cisvs's
sase = ~ sesrss = Ma nssiss viii ~
z. J. MOORE, Aam'r.
Kevsmbss Z, 1881. nis.sv
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-11-07

~Ns. Ton 1sssham. shs militia.
y oakev n ,he dfensds Rural Gen.
49,. ~ returned from tho wars.
ttuwmc1rasiAtsd fcr active service
h ~ ~. Ils will, however, wldd
~ ~ N defense Of our cause ~
vIocssualy " he has done tho sword.
WhIIs In the Rural Office We also had
~ olsasurs 6f seeing our old.tlmc
ftssad, CD. 4. y. Angcvine, The cs.
ssllnpt superintendent Of that Office.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-11-07

VEVV TVVTTI
All thoss who wish 10 ioia die
"vihdicators nve requested ~ 70.
port n me-, and ! viii furnish them
Transportation, after they have been
sworn In. Such IA NY Instructions.
N. n. WARD.
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Nt,v. pND',,NtD

NEW PARTNER.
MI. A. ". Sou,hvor,b. recently from
Ivl the hous. " Douglas 4 Co.. Nash.
vile, has become q member u our nrm.
The ssyle will r-main u~nrh,nred.
sOuTIlwORTIl, NANCE co.
fsb7s nc-9sA
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-11-07

- For the past tsw days the
weather has been delightfal-clcar
sad beautiful. IA eloudle.s sun,
sahise q sllieleJA dor, lighting Up
~ : o5lasn hue
4 ssquis|l At night,
slss,ass,e s1I1trs setting sun.
nGhs's ga Cash and
sparkle Vi the lusl1O fnnxen's
lgighsas esns. IN whn ~ assrs
ssr thoughts from this beautiful and
sunny land to the far.or scenes 81
sassses - h,ood, ~ cannot but re-.
get shas Pssola'. braves. and best
ssnste1s6 ben called away TO meet
asd repel the advancing hordcs 81
eeseeriass, who ere seeking to ami.
AassslfFim de ssstA. and 10 4.
desey cur fair felds and devsssase
ssr ssany'ksAsa whilc our noble
4@iss0 lasuias Coz svsrysAise
M b dear and ssered, let Us Offer
y . siDsxs sss The success Of
en- asua o,sd Vhi)e hesv,. /. .....
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
r ETrEks tesssmssissy having been
Ia granted 10 N. undersigned by the Pro.
hate Court Of Panels county. Mis'.. ., Tho
ssptenter term, lSsl, nm shs estate n
Virgil 4. Boho, dsscsssd Ill rsrsSNs hsv.
ing elsims sgrins, said estate ara notified
10 have then proh~sed and registered In
the CLERKS clkcs ~ said e,ur,. within tho
tine psvvidsd ~ lav, OF 0k~y viii No ksr.
~. jOtlN ?. DOeO, nsessses.
October 2, ts6i. s3'.Gw
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
Stand Firm by the Old Flag

If Bethel covered our faces with our hands
rather than our heads with glory, and Wen
ma was not a particularly brilliant victory for
the record of our histoeic muse, the eases Of
Individual nobleness which have been elected
by these ill.encounters, by their addition of
moral force, may 60 far 10 balance the loss
Of physical prestige suffered by our arms.-
In the one we have not triumph to be sung,
but VIC have a Grebe and Winthrop 10 be
remembered. In the other, though we boast
no military success, we may congratulate our
selves on such heroic faith and patience.
Look at this case, in which the dry brevi-
ty of the telegraphic dispatch becomes a sub
Inner kind of epic for the occasion. No la
bored culogy could melt us like these six
lines about that " one man who leaned on
his gun against tree, and was scoldcd by
his Lieutenant for not falling promptly into
line, when he answered simply, l wish l
could-look at my arm which was dangling
at his side. He uttered no complaint. That
man died this morning from loss of blood
And what harangue Of trumpet tongued
speaker could so rouse US out of the shame
of ineficiency and the bitterness of repulse
as the remembered words which our brave
boys whispered as they lay dying among the
rocks of Vienna Stand up for the Union
boys, and stand firm for the old flag !!
were expressions uttered in their last mo-
ments by several heroic fellows who were
mortally wounded
One of the Ohio boys, John R. Barnes
of the Cleveland Herald, as he lay dying
family said to a comrade, Sing the Stal
Spang glcd Banner : but he fell asleep in the
eternal shadows before his request could b'
complied with.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
Literary Notices.

HARPER MONTHLY. New York Harper y
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The July number of this well known work is
before u.s. 1t is one of the works which The
public would be reluctant to spare, ever IN
these hard times. This Der contains Il fu,,
share Of interesting articles. Porte Crayon
gives sketch Ct the White Mountains, whica
is finely illustrated Mr.. George Arnold, a Pc
en- entitled & Loves Messengers - Mr.. 7.
Addison Richards furnishes &C New York Cir
cumnavigated, an agreeable article profusely
illustrated Mr.. Fitz- Hugh Ludlow a sketch
entitled, " Thrown together - Mr.. Charles
Nordhof paper on " Prodigious Takers,
The serials L" Orley Farm !" and g The Adven
lures of Philip, " are continued. From Mrs
Browning a poem, " Little Matte There
are four other papers. The " Editor Drawer
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THE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE OF FOREIGN LlTERA-
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This elegant monthly comes with its usual Va
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superb engraving, q remarkable portrait Of
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die It contains large and interesting variety
of reading.
The PROBLEM oE LlFE.--A A funeral discourse On
the death OF Hon. John Mclean, l.. l. d..
one of the Associate Judges Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States. BY Rev. ID. "
Clark Cincinnati Methodist Book Con
! Germ.
This sermon contains an able vindication 0!
the ways Of God to man, and also very just
and appropriate tribute to the memory OF Judge
Mel .ean, who was not only an able jurist but a
devout Christian.
LADIES REPOSITORY RY-New York Carlton y
Porter Boston James P. Magec.
The July number of this valuable monthly
has heen received. 1t is as usual finely execu-
ted and readable. The engraylngs are, The
Mo7ning Toilet, and a portrait of Pocahontas
Some of the leading articles of the number are,
The TRANSPORTATION, by +. G. Holiday, d. D.;
Theodore, My Blind Boy, by Virginia Town.
send pocahontas, by S. W. Williams Dr.
Coke, by Dr.. Stevens Whitcfeld in Maryland, i,
by David Creamer Six Months in the Kitchen ;
! The Downfall of the temporal Power or th'
Pore and Its Effect on the Future Unity of the
Catholic Church, by j. 3. Woodruff,
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
Wilson's Zcuaves.

Many unique stories are told OF this lear
less and fearful body Of men. just before
their departure for Fort Hamilton, patriot
ic and liberal gentleman entered the hail OF
the Zouaves, and called for Col. Wilson.
That is my name, sir said the ex-alder-
man, stepping forward in style peculiarly
his own.
Il have thought, Colonel said the gen.
teman, of making small donation to your
command, if it would be acceptable.
'Oh, certainly, sir--youre very kind, any
amount will be received with the heartfelt
thanks of my gallant boys replied Wilson.
The kind hearted benevolent individual,
hrust his hand into the right bret ches pock-
ct, and then into the left, and then into the
pockets of his coat but to his utter astonlsh-
ment his purse was missing! With q chop
fallen countenancc he looked up into the
resolute Zouavo's face, and said with much
trepidation
Sir-sir-when | came into this ball
certainly had purse with three hundred
dollars in it, which / intended to donate tc
your brave company's fund, but 1t 'SaH gone
Colonel, absolutely gone! -
Never mind, my dear fellow, ropllet
Wilson, slappiug him on the shoulder; III
all right, for depend ont, the contents OF tia
purse are weU distributed among my men
before this time
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
Earth is Lovely.
" This world is very lovely. oh. my GJG
| thank Thee, that | live"

Earth is indeed lovely, with its warb!ing
birds, its sunny skies, its green meadows. its
sparkling gems Of rain and dew, its merry,
laughing rivulets. Sunshine gilds every sceue,
however sorrowful, with its bright glitter,
Even death brings with it one bright star,
hope and the joy of happy meeting on the
other shore.
Who is there that thanks not God for life
Who can gaze on the unnumbcred beauties OF
creation. and not feel thankful that earthly
eyes are permitted to behold so much beauty
Who can drink in the beauty Of the sunrise,
and the setting of the sun behind the blue
hills, the shadow on hill and dale, and thus
gazing raise not his eyes revercntly to Heav
en-? Who gazcs at the dark blue of the uu
fathomcd sea, and forgets that the " sea is
His, and He made it? Who Nandeya
through the shady bowers Of the mighty tor
est, and sees not the Hand Divine in every
created thing =?
Earth is bright place to me. Perhaps
when years have dampened my youthful! aspi-
rations, and my fondest hopes are withe'ed
and dead, I, too, like others, shall sigh over
departed Joys and think earth barren place
But never will the love of innocence, worth
and the beautiful die out Of my soul On !
thou disconsolate and earth-weary pilgrim, |
would gather thee to my heart, I would drive
away all shadows from thy brow. Earth is
fair, but the Celestial City is fairer. The
dwelers of Earth are lovely, but those Of
Heaven are divneIy SO. Dispensing sweet
charities loving all the good, remembering
the Creator, we shall often say,
g This world is very lovely, Oh. my God
thank Thee, that live.''
GERTRUDE ". WEsc
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
The Death of Warren.

On the day of the memorable engagement
at Bunker Hill, Gen. Joseph Warren, then IN
the prime of life, joined the American ranks
as a volunteer.
Tell me where can be useful said he,
addressing Gen. Putnam
'On to the redoubt,' was the reply; you
will there be covered
Il came not to be covered returned War
rem; tell me wherc shall be in most danger,
tell ME where the action will be hottest
At the meeting Of the Committee of Safe
ty, previous to the battle, his friends earnest
lv strove to dissuade him from exposing his
person.
i know there is danger replied Warren,
but who does not think it sweet to die Tor
his country?'
When COL Preston gave the order to re-
treat, Warren's desperate courage forbade
him to obey. He fingered last in the redoubt,
and was slowly retreating, when British OH
Ger called on him to surrender. Warren
proudly turned his face to the Toe, receiving a
fatal shot in the forehead, and fell dead in
the trenches,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

TIE NIGHT SuADows-A wonderful fact
to reflect upon, that every human creatures
constituted to be that profound secret and
mystery to every other. A solemn consider
alton, when | enter great city BY, night
that every one of those dark clustered houses
incloses it's own secret that in every beat
ing heart in the hundreds of thousands OF
breasts there is, in some of its imaginings, a
secret to the heart nearest it Something OF
the awfulncss, even of death itself, is retera-
Bile to this. My friend is dead, my ncighbor
is dead, my love, the darling Of my soul, is
dead it is the inexorablc consolidation and
perpetuation of the secret that was always ID
that individuality, and which L shall carry
in mine to my life's end. In any OF the bu-
rial places of this city through which | pass,
is there sleeper more inscrutablc than its
busy inhabitants are, in their innerm0st per-
sonality, to ME, or than l am to them ?
Dickens
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

AvoID DrCEprIoN.--Persons who practice
deceit and artifice always deceive themselves
more than they deceive others. They may
feel great complaceney in view Of the success
of their doings but they are in reality cast
ing mist before their own eyes. Such per-
sons not only make false estimate of their
own character, but they estimate falsely the
opinions and conduct OF others. No person
is obliged to tell all ho thinks; but both duty
and solf-interest forbid him ever to make false
pretences.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-03
CRESCENT 0TFrsg, No. 10 Can
".N F7r - i :. u -.4.- q. 4. ri

SUGAR with light supply the sales did NOT
exceed 300 hhds at full prices. Fair to Fully Fair
4fD54c. q ID. Prime to Choice at 5s@65c ID ID.
MoLAssEs. We noticed sales of about 1900
bbls at 22!@24c. for Prime to Choice; also 400
hf. bbls. at CSC. q gallon.
FLOUR. With light supply prices advanced
l2!0925c. The sales embraced about 1900 bbls.
comprising 100 bbls. Common at IS 125; 100 Fine
at IS 37a; 225 superfne, in two lots, 1t is s2I.
275, in three lots, at SIS IS; 400 Extra at S. and
100 Choice (H. G. Coles. T. F. F. g. at S. 80
barrel.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn embraced about
1900 sacks, of which 700 Mixed, in two lots at
69c. $50, in five lots, Gncludng 1900 for eznort)
at 70c., $50 Yellow at &c, $50 White Mixed and
Yellow at 70 and 75c., 1900 White Mixed ut 7se.,
and 1900 White in three lots, at soc. q bushel. OF
Oats, about 325 sacks ST. Louis were disposed or
including 225 at 43c., and 100 at &c. g bushel
In Bran a lot of 200 sacks was taken at 81 20 %
100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. The transactions in Pork were
confined to small parcels the particulars of which
were suppressed. There is no stock at the inspec-
ton warehouses. In Bacon, Shoulders retail at 62
@7c, Ribbed Sides at 83@95c., and Clear Sides at
ll@ll3c. u Ii. In Lard few small lots were sold,
but we did not ascertain the particulars.
COFFEE. We noticed sales of 1922 bags, Of
which 4l9 at 10l@l1c., 35l at It's sos at III, and
457 at 1l5@ 11fc. % Ii.
WHISKY. IS bbls Rectifed (Olvers) were
sold at 2lc., aud 150 Raw, in three lots, at 22c
gallon.
FREIsHTs. We noticed two ships taken M for
HaVre at l5c. for Cotton, a consignment given
chi toI-a r
erpool at ll-l6d, and consignment given away at
the same. We also heard of another ship ken at
an outside rate, which w. could not authenticate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-03

To-day the market has again been steady and the estimated
sales are U0 bRes of which 5 have been taken for peCua
ton and export 0Pn rather arors cotton but holders
generally disposed 10 meet the present demand. Our latest
dates from New York are to the Isl December
BREADsTUFfs-snce last Friday large business has been
done in Wheat advance of 3D. r GENITAL fine whe quail
tics being particularly in request. Flour has advanced is u
hhl with fair consmptve demand Indian Cern is about 3d.
4 $50 lbs dearc The market to-day comparat vely quiet
but tie business in wheat Of steady cosupve character
SUGARs.Ihcre is strength in the marker and nowith
standing the extended
ring the week at the decline noticed last Friday it is dull
MoEASSES-1he arrivals from Cuba this week HAYS heea
pretty large but of them had been previously disposed Of
There no inclination the Of refine to purchase
for the present and to effect sales large decline price
will have to be submitted to by holders
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-03

THOMAS LAYTON Cashier.
We also append the half-yeary statement of the
Bank of America, which is very favorable for
three. year old. The movements of these two
banks are governed by the same law-the Banking
Act of 1853. The Southern Banks operations and
business are more devoted to exchange dealings,
which, of course, are equally as advantageous to
the public. The Bank of America confines its
movements to the regular discounting of CONNER
cial paper maturing within ninety days:
Semi Annual Statement of the Bank of America.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-03
CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. jan g. 1861 e
Received since yesterday, | Il Western, go Texas
Beef Cattle, 1GO Calves, and Gil Sheep Stock on
sale comprises $50 Western, 500 Texas Beef Cattle,
30 Calves, 1l5o Hogs, l46 Sheep, and S. Mich
Cows. We quote prices: