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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-10-27

TRIAL or CART fogr. When
wr went 10 press lat week, iury
had ju,t been emplnncllcd in this
ease. The examination Of witnesses
was concluded Friday morning. Oct.
}, and District Attorney llarri.
opened the argument, in u speech ol
bout an hours length. Cpl. 'Ihos.
W. Harris opened the ease ior the
defense, followed Friday evening, by
Col. T.. ". lpslmw aud Gen W. s
fcathcr,tun, on the same side. On
Saturday, Col. II. W. Walter closed
the argument for the defense. and
was followed by tie District After
ney, who closed nn behalf oi III,
State. The speaking was not con.
cludcd until late hour Sliurdly
evening. 1t which time the jury r.
tired, aud, after an absence nl about
half an hour, returned verdict nI
not guilty. There MS an attempt
on the part of those present, to al.
plaud, when the verdict wa. an.
nounccl: bm the demonstration,
were promptly .ilenccl by the Court
Capt. Fort, however. wa- som sur
rounded by hi. relative. and fricn,l-
and was freely congratulated on tll
happy termination of his suspense.
Holly SPRING. R,porief.
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And Then.

The following story is told of 81.
Filippo Ncri: He was living at one
of the Italian universities, when i
young man, whom he had known 70.
a boy, rnn mp to him with Il face full
Of delight, and told him what he bal
been long wishing above all thing
in the world WIS ut length fulfilled
his parents having Just given him
leave TO study the law; aud that
thcrcupon he had come to the law
school in this university on account
of It's great fame, and meant tn spare
no pain, or labor in getting throush
his sludic. ~ quickly as possible. In
this way he ran on u long time, and
when at last he came to u stop, the
holy man, who had been listening Ia
him with great patience and kind
nc,s. said:
"Wcll, aud when YOU lave go.
through your cour-c uf studies, what
do YOU mean to dn lhtn?'
"Thcn | shall take my dutor.
degree" answered The ynuug nun.
And then ." asked st. fiIippe
Ncri, again.
"And thcn," continued the youth
II shall have q numhrr vi difficult
and kuolty case. 10 manage, ant
catch people, notice by my clnquancc
my zeal, my leaning, my acutoue.,
and gain a great reputation
"And them repeated the holy
mau.
".And then" replied the youth
"why then | shall be- promoted t,
some high office or other; besides,
.hall make money and grow rich
"Aud then - repeated =. filipl'
Ncri.
"And then" pursued the ymiu.
lawycr-"thcn | ,hall live cnmforia
bis and honurably in wealth am
dignity; aud shall bc able To lool
forward quietly ioa happy old age.
"And then - asked the old mIu
"And them said tie youth-"ant
thpn-and them shall die.
Herr -. FlIiplu again lifted IL,
his voice and nd. .Aui lhtn'
wher1Win the !,d,ig nan ml,lI 2
answer. but ca-t down III head an.
went away. This last And then
had picrrrd like ns.h ni' ligbtniu
into hi. snuI, aui he r,uld mt p
rid If It. snn alter he Iur.nnk til
-tn'ly Of law. aud give himself np =
the ministry. anil .l~nt the remfinle
of his days in go,lly words an
works.
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aFc enough ~ iuIhr m.l.p onu ,gu.
wife, and before iIr hm0 0,mru
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your lalrhdy' sewing would bt,um
hy oihnra while .hc molgl NJ ht
nc's, Or rioicd ~ fashionable di.im.
tion. Ihru Iowrll ~ your dream.
oG domestic lcllclly lhr, would hde.
"a. ,umuer llowcf a thr tuurh uf
frost ! have repeatedly heard Irlir
educated and intelligent llirs dr.
clare, Vitd actual pride. thrr Ieno.
rance Of The art Of cooking lbc,
could not make cup If co0cc Ia
save their lives. and a. 10 thcir
making a loaf Of good bread or cook
ing a simple dinner that /. mt ii
their pawcr Poor. miserable rr,..
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How ~ CunE 4 Ilr-BAND.-
woman. whom hrr husband used FRI
uucntly to .cold, went to a cunning
man To inquire how she might cure
him Of his barlnriIy. The .agaciuu-
-nothsaycr heard her complaint, and
after pronouncing some hard wurd-,
and using yariuu. g,-ileulaiiuu-.
while hc filled phial with coIorpd
liauid. desired her whenever her
hn-band WI. in passion 10 take a
mauthlul Ui the liquid aud keep il
in her mouth for five minutes. The
woman, quite oyerinyeI at 50 simple
a remedy. strictly followed tie oaun-
81 which va. given her, sni ly her
silence csrappl iia u-Ual a1a ur
The content 81 the lau., haing ai
last expended. sta returned Ia tn,
cunning man aud anxiou.ly begged
t0 have another possessed of th,
same virtue. Daughter said ID,
man. "thcrp was nothing in the hntll'
but brown sugar and water. WhcI
your husband Is in a Tas.inn, hol,
your tongue. aud my life oa i. h.
will not scold ynu in future
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Rome where h. d expected IA main
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quilted Nnplc IL 1860. he bore with
him q large amount Of treasure. his
private property. hut he hyi.hrl
most of this npon the gallant hnt
iruiIlc.. defense of Gwla. With 4.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-10-27

SAnSEss.-Thcrc is mysterious
feeling that frequently passes, like a
cloud, over the spirits. II come.
upon the soul in the busy hustle ol
life, In the spcial circle. in the calm
and silent r,trcnts Of solitude. IT,
powers are alike supreme over The
weak aud irnn hearted. At one time
il /. caused by the fitting of a single
thought acr,rs the mind. Again. o
second will como booming acru-s the
ocran Of memory gloomy and -olomn
as the dcath-kncll, ovcrshadowin
all tie bright hple- aud sunny feel
ing or the heart. Who can describe
ii. and yrt who has not iclt IL be-.
wildering influence? Still it j. q tlc-
Iieinns .nrt pf -nrruw; aud Ike i
cloud dimming the sunshine uf th,
river, although causing a utomchtatt
.hldc OF glonm, i, enhances tl'
ltrauiy If returning brightness.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-10-27
The Experiments nn lhp lfnndlad
Target.

luufu MuNWr @rm 2l
The Board of Engineer oniWrs are
cncrriinlly pushing fufwWfi their
experiments npun thr irun.cInd lar
goi near llc fort slx shots were
fired tIiia morning, md tic effect u
the smooth bore and rifle pruiccliIc
thrown by the lodman eun. i at
founding On ono mtlshn today Il
lItt.'n-ncl solid shot struck thc
Upper plate Of the tafrrt IN ncnrIy
the same indcntailon made by rlllcd
prolcctIle, crushing IN the iron, mud
penetrating sgYcul inches into the
stone work Another shot, q rillnd
dyer prlicctilc, about go pounds
struck the upper edge ot The plate.
aud plancing oil into the granite
wall, undecided itself almost ont NJ
sght amid crumbing fragment. of
the crushed blocks Of stone. Heavy
piece. Of granite, weighing hundreds
ut punnl-, were thrown distance Of
over fifty yards by the yiolcncc Of tie
shock, aud fragments Of stone we're
scattered over surface of several
hundred yards.
The eleventh and final shot wa.
fired this afternoon. II wa. aimed
hy Captain g. u. Reese, recorder ol
the Board, directly lt one cad Of the
target, unprotected hy any armNlnr.
aud where, in addition 10 the usual
tincknc.,.-cight lecl-it i, briccd
and supported by a heavy granite
abutmcnL The shot wa4 pronounced
an excellent one by the officers, aud,
with the scene of ruin and havoc it
created, terminated the experiment,
for the day.
Accurate views, in three different
possition-, of the damage done the
target were taken by photographer
employed for the purpose.
4 critical examination of the tar
get showed immense breaches in it,
aud around il were broken blocks of
stone, aud wrecked iron dowcls and
toggels. fi,surcs and crcvices, with
the projecting mortar, were seen in
every direction above the iron arma-
turc, while the strong wall bulgcd
ont in manner almost impossible 10
comprehend.
The shock of the riicd lwclvc-incl,
shot was transmitted To the stone
abutmcnt, aud there, although th,
damage was less, heavy blocks 81
granite were moved from the position
and left in a battered condition.
General Barnard remarked that
this shot satisfied him for tlle present
and the firing va. then discontinued
until tomorrow.
Eleven shots have bccn ~ far iirCt
from the iiltecu-inch smooth bor'
aud the twclvc-iuch Rolman guns
aud the target, rs il now stands, pre-
scuts a faithful aud suggestive con-.
mcntary upon the waste Of material
aud means which have been 80 idly
bestowed upon the present mannel
of building stone aud brick fortif
cations.
The target Is crumbling mass o
ruins even now, save where the iror
plating, with its nearly penctptin,
indcnluros, have protected the granite
wall, and before the firing can b
resumed the useless and dangcrou
wrecked material must be- removed.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-10-27

WuTFD.- During the clreiinf
campaigne in New York last faI', tIl
following amu-ing incident ocrurp
At a political meeting. miirh to tl.
discontinue Of a sprrad-eaglr orator
lie spoke. with earnest gc-ticulation
as follows:
Mr.Presidcnt and fcIlnw-citizens-
| wnuli that on the morning Of th'
Tth Of November next. | hal th'
wings Of birl, | would tly to ever
county, to every town, aye. ~ ever
village and to every hamlet In hi
broad iand. and proclaim In ever
man. woman and child. the suc--
Of the party.
ST tbs point, a small luy In I
crow,l cried out. DRY up. you -
old fuI. ym',l get shot for a g,s-
befafc ynu flew a mile Y
The stump speaker wilted, an
small buv took the floor.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-10-27
The Al)sent.

OF all the exercises of the uniet-
tered mind, perhaps none is attended
with a more benign influence than
that of indulging in a kind remem-
branec Of the absent.
Every loving word that fell from
the lips Of the absent is treasured
with tenderness. Each kind act is
recollected with affection. We look
forward to meeting with unboundc,l
happiness.
Have we parted in angore Time
soitens Us into indiilerpnce-at length
into a quiet acknowledgement oi
past friendship. Have We parted in
silence and arrangement? This, too,
wears away, aud we meet again to
forget the past in future communions
Have we parted in grief? The sor.
row is mutually borne. and teuderly
consigned to the cnrner of our heart.
devoted to the absent shaWr.
Have we parted in love9 No ios
so great as the remembrance of it
no event so delightful or sacred a.
the reunion.
Have We been parted hy Death
All, the affection that travels witl
flown spirit to il home in the rcalmi
Of light The changed but ever in.
Crcasing sacv,lness Of the love thai
bound US on earth is now freed from
is ally, while the unfettered spiri
hovers near. to watch over u, an,
bear the incense Of truthful an,
purified affection on the wings o
enduring love. Absent from sight
TO the spirit ever near-no shade .
earth mingles In the holy o.fcc Of
m'nis,ering angel, whose sweet inhu
snee Is like the gentle dew upon th
fragrant flower, which exhales per
iume unseen, bu. ever grateful to tn
perception Of the inborn spirit.
Absent, but not forgotten, Is
sweet aud touching memorial.
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CONFEDERATE FLAG AFhAT.-
Florida papers say the Island Of
Dry Tortugas was recently fired upon
by strange craft bearing the Con-
fe,lerate flag. aud DR.. Mudt, sho j.
confined there. was seriutIsly wound
ed by the explosion of a she'll. The
ve-sai WIS a srhUnuer-rirgttl Steamer
and painted lead color, with four
guns On zach bruad.i,le, which werp
all slis.harrr,l >, = dissauce - 'wn
milss frum the island, when the baal
put 10 sca. The United States reve-
nue. cutter was lying In the harhor 1t
she time, but not having steam up,
ssss unable to pursue.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-10-27

An Arkansas paper state 'h1i a
gentleman wa- lately married - N
Indian belle. Mi.s kalh-la.nnlr.
danghtcrof "Iiiark Cloud. " The rl.isf
The latIv Is Described a. q iulI-blpsl-
e,l Cadtio. about -iy feet in stature.
very cpmcly, aud .trlight as me oi
the pine- ii our northern wilderness.
She j.. like her rare. very lond oi
ornaments. which she partly manu-
features herself from natural ruriosi-
ties. adorned hy her .killlul and
native embroidery. The bride wnrc
more than a lound Of silver deorn-
tiuns amid her hair alone; anil her
voice /. ~ sweet a. the morning
carols OF q bird.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-10-27

The loudp~t dress NJ the last Sara
tnga fancy hall was that II a New
York h'ly, who appeared a. Or
rtHn UTtnpp@z. IN WINE @HItW HhIfA
with Grpcian ornaments Of mafs1n
velvet. covered with spangles and
'8l,lesl wi,b stones; Iansvs iaskri
nj mare1n velvet, irimmed . maieh
skirt: white .ilk cufsage; very rich
diamond me- klace; head dress oi
velvet anil pearls, with gild eurnei
81 With diamonds.
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We INSTRUCTIONS were h"l ~ 'IHnl
,nN wv "''h a' refused g surrender.
W. 'r''n1 'h9ln,,'t 'flh NhaIlcr, II
1pptlt. Nhrh r.llltd lpUu 70 .lrfcn.
,'nr N.s below "llnI Tue machinery
pn hearing iha demand hr responded
10y lirlng on ljrunes SECOND lleutcn.
|nni Three shot. were then dis
charged m hlm aud br wd- instantly
killed, some of The ollirrr. acounl-
ing 60 Bminc- account, -huwrd lr,s
lnirrWdliy Cine officer hc SAYS, bid
behind ~ ice hoN 10 the galley, Tho
first engineer wa. Wounded IN the
cliu; the first officer IN the leg and
arm. lirainc says that be- saved the
captains life, but handcnllcd him
The 'ircmcn were pat in irons. The
vessel, now IN possession Of liraiuc,
steamed under orders TO Sea Cove,
Grand Manan Island, a British +.
land, of Ea.porl Me- Hero hc
remained three or lor iyHr, and
then steamed up the lay NJ l'luly
llraiuc put the passengers on board
a pilot boat of Pugwa,h, on III,
coast of Nova Scotia, came to anchor
aud had a communication with III,
Agent of thee. 5. A.; weighed an.
chor, aud ,tccrcd ior Shcrhrouk, 81
Mary'- Halifax, and wa by nom
next day, oil' Yarmouth Light o.
the following day, the vc,scl tayiu.
been caught in a storm oil Cap,
Sable, put into Shelburn llarhpr
short OF coal; cleared for La Have
/ \. =; lay there week, and mad,
arrangements for coaling At Slndbpr
ough lIarhor, near Halifax; sale,
alongside the United States frigat,
next morning. A. the rcst of hi
connection with the Chesapeake i
already well known, it is unnccessar,
to repeat it here,
At the termination Of the wa
l}r Inc wa~ in command Of the G. ;
/ \. schooner ~ Marys. llcrln.
that the war had terminated, h
burned her of .lamaica Island. III
then went To Europe, aud arrivin:
in Liverpool last July, paid on hi
men and returned To the Cnilc'
States, believing himself safe undo
the amnesty proclamation. lie tool
up his residence IN Savannah, an'
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POETRY
For the Pamela STAR
"Let moi Your Heart be Troubled


NJ rgARL HftH
sat alone iu sadness,
By my 6re-side one night
The coal, we're glowing, but my heart
Gave back no answering light
wns thnkinr--,adly thinking
OF the past, and wondering why
The flowers we nurse the iondcsi,
Arc the first 10 dtoop and die.
They fade, but oh their fragrance
Lives In our memories ,lill
Aud floating Der our heart.striugs, wake
4 sweet yet bitter thrill
] was ihinking-sadly thinking
OF the present, and said.
Liiesa plague-spot in my restless heart
4 HOMEGROWN on my head.
was thinking sadly thinking
OF the future, and said
see no gleam OF happiness
No feast for me Is spread.
Thu lhinking-sadly thinking,
opened with tear
rs Bible, and the words read
Come weary ones and hear.
LET not your heart be troubled"
oh, words OF love divine;
senttorrhuke in grnlleuess,
This restless heart Of mine.
"Le, moi your hear, be troubled,
The Book aside laid,
And with an "humble con,rite heart
bowed my head aud prayed.
"Lei not your heart be troubled,
And thought il was tie best,
That God should call our cherished ones
from earth to Heavenly rest.
lie, no, your heart be troubled"
Life then seemed to ne
Not plague-spot, OF crown Of thorns,
But song jubilee.
Let no, your heart be troubled,
And the future seemed to be,
\ bow Of promise ben, hy love,
Aud smiling down IN me.
Le, not your hear, be troubled
Dear reader. God knows best
What to withhold, aud what 10 give,
To fi you for llis rrsi.
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Any one young girl living in Midi
die Tennessee, Alabama or Missis-
sippi, whose father was killed in
battle, and whose means or rrsuurrrs
were destroyed by "tlis cruel war,
will he given one years buard and
tuition in one of the best female
cnllepps In the State Of Kentucky.
by addressing. with references. Cedar
Bluff Female College, Woodburne
Z. O., Warren county, Kentucky.
She will not be received as a
charity scholar. but one whose fathers
blo-d lcft double inheritance TO his
child.
Southern papers will please copy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-10-27

A suit ha- becn hrmsht against a
southern insurance company in the
city court of Augusta. Ga., by the
representatives Of Confederate con-
script wlin ,licl in service. The cnm-
lany claim ihat the entry ol the de-
ceased intp military service avoid ,
the policy. The heirs insist, that, a.
that entry wi- involuntary, the com-
Iany are holden. The city puri
sustained the company, and the case
has been appealed.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-10-27

4. the President was journeyine
recently through PENNSYLVANIA. a
very old man, named McCalr, ap-
preached him on the platform, saw
ing. II ought not to be afraid Ia
shake hands with you, for have
shaken hanls with President Wash
ington. Ills principles | love, and !
love YOU, because yuu advocate his
principles p The President thanked
him, and entered into a brief but
pleasaut conversation with him.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-10-27

Plaiu-.pol,en Western preacher
delivered the following from hi de.k
II would announce To the cnngrega.
tion that, probably by mistake, thcr,
was lcll ut this meeting hou.c, 'hi.
morning, a small cotlon umbrella
much damaged by time and tear, IN
the place whereof ~. taken ser,
lar,c. black silk umbrella. and oI
great beauty. IIlundtrs of this sort
brethren and sisters, arr getting !
little too common
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-10-27

As four darkies werr passing an
agricultural implement store in Nash
yillc, nns II ihpm pointing n a cal
tivatur. saii. "a man hin ii-t sit on
dat ting an ride while he's plowin." !"
"Golly." siid another, "de ID as-
cals was ton sharp to tink o dat fore
j. nigvaFs was 81 free"
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4 poverty stricken Frsuchman.
being aroused by his wife, one night.
with the cry, Get up. Sacque>. there's
a robher in the hna.e.s eslealy an
swprcd. "Hushl don't let us disturb
him: let him ransack the house. and
If he finds anything Of value, we'll
then get up and take il away from
hin
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-10-27

A lady wished scat. A portiy
handonie gentleman brought one
nd seated her. oh. you are q jewel.
aid she. 'Oh. NJ rrplif 4 he, Il am
a ieuslIer--I have just set the jewel.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1866-05-19

A Nav 0rFIcE WAsrEp.-The Troy
Tsme-. dissatisfied ~i,h the way tina, Green
was executed ii Massachusetts,, sad with
other git bet performances, demands that ,hf
F-dezl Government shop.j take hold 81 the
rope. WHY. II s-ks. shouId-ncsthe Ena'ish
system DC exIab ii-hed tere! In that model
land, i ssys,"s person i appointed by the
government 70 perform that duty. lie goes
around % the DIFF Trent points Of the country
wherever an execution i ordered and does
the work iaa scientific nay. One man
would snswsr for The Whole county and
thus save % the repetition Of such fevoI.
ung scenes IT'S PLACE fos Bn,lsr that
- ws1sed--xiih old clothes and cords Tor
perquisites!
The Jasper weekly courier., 1866-05-19

~ Eemety - stimulanfs. especially brandy.
shich must be given with grea, freedom.
from two 70 four resspoonfuils eve-y hsH Or
esen quarter honr. ull hrst returns. and
pulse and sensibiiiiy of sx'rfmisies are re-
stored Il . aI~sys 10 be given nndilnied
Alcohol. or other sririis, xill snrwss the
purpose II brsndy l. net 10 be had. Il wiiI
be necessary TO combine with THE srslfeisi
lhest--bostiss OF ho' ~ster 20 'he body and
exiremi'ies-- frieiion The limbs. which no
one need iesr 20 apply. snd musisrd perhaps.
- 'he feet and hsndr. stomach and Iinhs
Remem Der that bultness. 10 the verge o.
rssnness, is better that sxc~ss Of esuiior.
snd 'hsi no danger 10 to be rppr~heuded
|irom sny Of these remedies 20 long % shr
symptoms Tor 9hieh they sre given are
10 controlled.
" The use Of eold water must be s'ritely
forbidden. excep, merely 70 rsrcIe; vs-y
smsh qusnfi,y. swsllowed. will bring on me
'aarrhca after il has been stopped fr hours.
A little water Of rnm arabic msy be e~st
lowed. stssrpooDful II q time. cr perhaps.
Jumps Of Ice nigh, be taken With safety.
. For the typhoid fever. which often fol
lows an attack. e. momie or rsgs tes. and
disphoretie tr~si ment +. =. shs. which in
toces per-Pirsticnl wilt Be al ih-' is need
ed. fs-sides-s moderate use Of slimulanis for
ronvslescence
The Jasper weekly courier., 1866-05-19

LOVE- OF READisr--Hor- Rsfus Chos;e
m an address. once said: "HspD5 10 he .shs
h.s laid up in youth and held siesdfass in
I'll for;une, . genuine and Psssissste love
Of reading; the true balm Of hurt minds. oI
surer snd more hesl'hiul charm than poppy
Or mAndrsgora- q ssi ihe irewsr si-Ups Of
the world; be may bound in . moment into
the stilI regions Of deiighs:s' ssudy. and Be
q rest Well may he prize shst en-
desired charm. 80 eifectlaI snd ssfe. without
which this brsia (piaeipg his hand on hi-
had long bees chilled By psraly-
sis or sei on FIRE by inssn,ts"