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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-27
ADDuM BANK.
A letter from Fortress Monro

A letter from Fortress Monroe
says:
"The vigilance Of the military au-
thorities in their search for any per-
sons who may be concerned in the
supposed plot to liberate JEFF. Davis,
has not been, in any degree, relaxed
since the expulsion from the district
Of all who are known to have been at
one time in the rebel service. A
sharp lookout is still kept on all ar
rivals, both by land and water, and
the conspirators-if the plot really
exists-are left with little opportuni-
ty for the prosecution of their
scheme"
The French Minister has demand
cd of the State Department informa-
ton relative to the recent capture of
Bagdad, Mexico, by Yankee flibus-
tiers. No information had been re-
ccivcd. Gen Sheridan has been re-
quested to investigate the affair and
punish offenders.
A Washington special says that
Romero, the Mexican Minister, does
not credit the reports Of the with
drawal Of the French troops from
Mexico. He asserts that Napoleon
is intent upon a scheme of nggrand.
izemcnt, and that he has counted Che
cost, and will only withdraw hi,
troops when compelled by force, Of
the entire submission Of Mexico, &
his agent, Meximilian.
! A Berlin correspondent says
great panic prevails at the PRUSSIA
J capital in consequence Of a new an'
! terrible malady which Is nov ravag
D ing Prussia. Twenty per cent. Of al
persons attacked die the most horri
bic Of deaths. Surgeons trace I'll
malady to a worm that attacks pig
are essentially pork eatin
!, people, and prefer nj cooked fco'
Intense alarm pcrvades all classes.
!, The Navy Department is now er
r. gagged in rc6tting and preparing f
4 active service eleven irun-clads
j New Orleans, and that they are raI
idly approaching compilation. IL
also rimorcd that military orie
have been issued requiring vess'
bound for the Rio Grsnde 20 call
Galveston, in order to convey troo
he to the Mexican border. There Is e
IDENTIFY something in the wind.
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SLEEPING IN CHuRcH.-A min
lister ofthe Kirk" in good old Scot
land, oncc discovered- Ms wife fallen
asleep inthe midst of his homily on
the Sabbath. SO, pausingi in the steady,
and possibly monotonous flow of his
oratory, he broke forth with his per-
sonal address, sharp and clear, but
very deliberate-"Susanl Susan
opened her eyes and ears in a twink
ling; as did all other dreamcrs in the
house, whether asleep or awake.
"Susan," said he, 81 dinna marry
yc for your wealth, sin'ye hae'd none.
And | dinna marry We for your beau-
ty-that the hail congregation can
see. And if We hae no grace, ! have
made a sair bargain" Susan'ssl Stun.
bcrs we're eiIectually broken up fol
hat day.
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T. T. GREEN & Cd.-Don't fail to
read the new advertisement of this
reliable firm. BY reference to Their
card, it will be. seen that Capt
John W. Ward of Pamela county
has established himself as a partner
in this hitherto unsurpassed and pop
ular wholesale grocery house
Everybody that has dealings with
them leave we'll satisfied, and con
graduating themselves on the bar.
gains they get. A trial is all the,
ask-just a chance to satisfy the pub.
lie of the cheapness Of their good
and their capacity for doing bust.
ness.
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lcrin IN The egr-amfail rs white folks
ink n bndl mmthin nm didont bio
down the brake NJ The siowin place
Bot ! dilcnt { mnieh he THE. m M
misbchayior.
I hay no murder an marrying luo
inform yew nv, ihow hecr down
TO Sordus patson Milton Nv the kon.
trayban pcrswashun Is hi chin y kup-
pei uy that sort now M then, M
siartin en- On too glowry and multi
plicaslun
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agow m tell ycr that is won livly
littcl phase shore, an tina ar scllin lots
NV things thorc, au | reckon tha git.
plenty Nv milk an butter chccp, fur
thur wcr sum fifty balls nv cotton
tharc piled up nj the ralcrodc and nj
abowt a kow too every bail, helpin
themselves as eff tina liked it better
now than tina did when il was siS
sens a pown. Thcms valybul kow,
by now eff thavc KEEP on etin like tina
was when ] sec en-, that is, pcrvidin
the coffin tina Get don't git dammidgd
by the prowcess, fur the mctcs wutl
ten sense a pown and the coffin forty
too 81 nuthin Nv the hide and taller
! dident no thcr wcr so mulch cottir
in the kuntry, but il scmes the wag.
gins carries il too the ralerode fasteri
the ralerode kin carry it ava.
ownly wish | had a dcpow on m!
Ian fur mi kows is mitey pc.
| heerd at Sordus sha wer gown
tcw hay a konsert thar on the nit'
NV the twcnty-fif NV the muntl
which is thursdy. The boys SADIE il
wood be a gran affair. The grcenba,
tina makes by it is fur the Parsinidgt
at the villidge.
Mackecvcr bottom is orfnl an th,
rodes are in the same predikament
Things falls doun and mires up an,
turns over konstant. Whar's tn,
peoleesc cote? Civ the respex u,
miself& naburs too Mister Presyden
Klark and tell him the rodes knedci
a site o docterin up, an eff he want
over votes fur gunner er emmy thing
hcdc better Civ speshual orders to-
hav Of the rodes wurkd guide runnil
moth, south. eest and west from Pos
sum Shout an on.
Yourn till / rite agin.
ADDuM BANK.
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FunSrrunE-Wc invite the At
%tention Of al who need q supply Of
furniture. to the new advertisement
of Mitchell, Hoffman q Co., No, 30S
Main, and 30 Monroe streets, Mem
phis. You will not only find a large
stock of goods, but will find our
friend W. W. Davidson, formerly Of
the staff of the LIST. Miss. Brigade Of
cavalry, c. S. A., who will make ont
your Dill correctly, aud settle to your
entire satisfaction. Enquire ior
Davidson when you call.
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A worthy man, who was hcsitating
whether he should marry a woman
pious but cross-grained, or another,
who was amiable, but not specially
religious, asked his pastors advice
upon the subject. He advised him
to take the one he loved, remarking,
"John, the grace of God can live
where you and | can't"
A complete change of system will
be shortly introduced into the mad
houses of France. Straight waist
coats, and all the other instruments
hitherto used, are to be abolished,
and the patients will live together
and be constantly occupied at some
useful work. The experiment has
been tried at the lunatic asylum ut
Blois, with great success.
At n recent meeting Of a parish, a
straight-laccd and. most exemplary
curate submitted a report, in writing,
of the destitute widows and others
who stood in need Of assistance from
the parish. "Are you sure, reverend
SIR asked another solemn brother,
chat you have embraced all the Wild
ows?" Hesaidh he believed he had.
A Galveston correspondent writes /:
81 have to-day seen n Confederate
colonel, with his full uniform on,
stars and all, driving a dray, with a
mule whose harness was made Of
ropes. A late acknowledgement Of
the rebel army is a clerk in an ex-
press office in New Orleans, and the
officer who drove of Franklin and
his fifteen thousand men, At Sabine,
is a bar-kceper at Houston
Alex. II. Stevens writes that
Union men in Georgia are suffering
n heavier degree of persecution now
|. than during the rebellion.
The AMNESTY which the Emperor Of
/ Austria Is about to proclaim for th'
benefit Of political offenders, will con
tain one notable cxccption-that d
Kossuth, whom Francis Joseph think
: still too powerful to be admitted Int
> Hungarian territory.
According to the Phare de
Loire, the Vieeroy Of Egypt Ia
given TO the American mission, a
Cairo, a block of houses worth e.
600. His highncss is also said
have given the missionaries fro
$ passes for the railways, and to ha,
d decided that religious journals an
n books shall not be subject to any Ia.
A statue of The Empress Josaphir
Is about TO be set up in a plac
:, formed by the junction Of the ne
u Boulevard Bcaujon and the Avenl
u Josephine, opposite the bridge Of d
!, Alma, and named after the first wi
'e of Napoleon /. The statue is by
Vital Dubray, and represents q
te empress in court costume, having
q the right hand a rose, and in the i
y. a miniature of the emperor, her h.
Sc baud. The statue, with it, pedest
Of measures nearly twelve feet
ihsirhi.
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COMMERCIAL AGENTS.

~C1nsignmsnR and orders solicited. We
shall sndeavor W strict personal attention 70
al business, and prompt vigorous and uh'iting
efforts - 70 avail oufstl,es % svty possible
advnntaae IN al matters cunhded 70 olr houses
a. either Memphis View Orleans Mobile Of
ysv Yofk, - q meritsud sscure 2 niDit gen
efon ahd tdata1sd u8Hatslw arf gnaEs
SIZED, DUNnnO P0uTE 4 CO.
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Atud0L ~ pAsDtA+ fhe Mia,.
stewart and Markham propose n
teach che young tIea how b shooi p
by Offering superior Inducements Ia
parent. and guardian. 10 'end their
children and wards ~ first clas.
high school They propose IA
teach a term NJ five months com
mcncing M the first Of February.
Information NJ 10 terms, otc ran W.
had by reference to their Wrd in
another column Much mcccsa Ia
them,
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PERKINS, LIVINGSTON & Posi-
The sterling firm still CONTINUES Ia
% a large business a. sss Main
slsct Memphis. There |. the plaes
igct anything in the "raiirosd
~" from a locomotive 10 a zp;Le
1Py challenge competition, and &C.
knewledge no upcriors in che trans
A.@Cn Of business. We direct III,
= milton Of railroad men generally
9fheir advertisement.
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EN
THE BABY.-The Carroll Conscrr-
aiire's got a baby Bully for usl
We can't walk along the streets to
our Office and back, without every
body staring US in the face. We
always told YOU so. We wouldn't
swap places with Andy johnson To-
dayl Wherl What a nice Christ.
mas gifl We're going TO name II
C. C.ICarroll Conservative, that Is
Come into our Office, gentlemen anC
take a drink. Oh for one glance a
its little pug nose But we'll get Il
see Il next spring. Hasten happ,
DAYS Of sunshine! We really fec
on-overi.h. What q wise provision
this Of having babies come into III
world the present fashion. SO muc|
better than making them out Of mu
We're going to bust up a whole pac'
Of FIRE crackers day after tomorrow
sure as you or, born-(we mean III
babyl( Bully for glory Let's g
upa big party. We want TO dane
Hold us
"Raef joel, biack jack,
Hoe doc dec doodiaiHm."
! oarroU Conservative.
!, Our Devil says be bets
wouldn't make nas much fuss.
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WHO'S DEAD?-When a man
dies and is buried-like the tree
when Il falls, "there he lies" and
~ best possible means his friends
IN obtain by way of marking the
~ Of his interment, is to go to
IIhcr, Amis, & Cos, in Memphis,
~ procure a handsomely gotten "
u to erect over him. See theil
yertiscment.
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The Empress Josephine was very
fond of perfumes, and, above all, Of
musk. Her dressing-room at Nal
maison was filled with il, in spite Of
Napoleon's frequent rcmonstrances.
Forty years have elapsed since her
death, and the present owner of NAL
maison has had the walls Of that
dressing-room repeatedly washed and
painted; but neither scrubbing, aqua
FORTS, nor paint has been sufficient to
remove the smell Of the good En-
press's musk, which continues as
strong as If the bottle which contain
ed it had been but yesterday rcmov-
ed
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Is understood that two Dutch
were pretty s%ummariiy put sew
degrees South of Mobile, in
NADIA last week, and that the re-
nder of their clique are becoming
med about their personal safety.
selling out, preparatory to leav'
the country. Look out Dutch
y are right after you.
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AND AcAISl"-This is splendid
ther for smiling and persons
hing to sotiate their thirst-pro-
e digestion, and various other
hgs, would do we'll to call at d.
Evans wholesale liquor house, a,
IL Monroe street. The atten-
; Of liquor dealers throughout The
n,ry is directed to their new ad-
tisemeut
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Wells a MAxwELI--Col. VIII
Ian l.. Maxwell has formed a CO.
p1ssnership with Mr.. N. D. Wells,
= shc general dry goods trade,
Thdr house is No. 36i Main street,
Pnvinc Block, Memphis, where
thy invite their friends of North
Nh. to call. Read Itheir advertise
ment.
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The Mormons are holding a on
ference in Bristol, just now. Brig
ham Young, Jr., is the principal at
traction.
The furniture Of Stephens, the c.
capped Fenian, was sold at auction, in
Dublin, last month. II Is said to
have been stylish and magnificent"
OF the new sixpcnny magazine,
the "Argosy," Messrs. Sampson Low
& Co, the London publishers, sold
upward uf twenty thousand copies OF
the day Of publication.
After thirty years Of useless exist.
ence, the Society Of British musician
seems to have shared the fate Of al
useless institutions, and to be broker
up. Its library is now 30 be dispos
ell Of by auction Il, indeed the sal
has not already taken place.
! The Grand Jury Of LAfayct,
; county, Miss, have found a "trns
/ hill' against Gen. a. J. Smith, 7
sis. A., for burning the court hous
and other buildings in the town {
lOriorj, IN Inc summer Of 1851
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FAsAtoN m llAm Tho Indlr
arc fst describing the waterfall
mode ol dressing the hair and adopt
Ing the new fashion, which consist.
Of coiling the hair behind, IN much
the same manner ~ q snake coil.
itself mp preparatory to the dormant
season II requires considerable in
gcnuity to dress the hair in this fash
ion; n "puf" thrcc-quarters of q
yard long Is used, round which the
hair is twisted cable fashion, md
then rolled up like a huge tail
These coils are already reaching
enormous Dimensions; eight incle'
in diameter being the average at
present.
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Horace Stone says he only wants
people to try him, and if they will,
he will sell them the best quality of
boots and shoes for grccnbacks. See
his new advertisement, and give him
call.
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Bead the ncw card Of Sped, Don.
40 4 Go. They do cuisines. at "
Msli'on street, Memphis, and arc too
we'll and hvorably known to need
or recommendation.
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Dr. +. Moore has received the mp
pointment of assistant Assessor Of
the United States Revenue, for
Panola county, and will enter upon
his duties in a few days.
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n. GESsnERoEn-Om friend NJ
NJ 92s Main street, wishes ~ 10
~ that he still keeps a large stock
n clothIng for sale, aud invites q call
fF0m all Panolians.
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SrMpsoS, MADDEN d Co.-This
,elhble commission house is the
place to get your money back" with
&c least trouble and expense to
yousclG. SO don't fail to call at 202
Feet street, when you visit the city.
See their card.
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The English girl spends more than
one-half her waking hours in physi-
cal amusement, which tends to de-
velop, and invigorate, and ripen the
bodily powers. She rides, walks,
drives, rows upon the water, dances,
plays, sings, jumps the rope, throw:
the ball, hurls the quot, draws tn,
bow, keeps up the shuttlecock-and
all this without having it pressed
upon her mind that she is wasting
her time. She docs this every day
until il becomes a habit she will fol.
low through life. Her frame, as I
natural consequence, is larger hel
muscular system better developed
her nervous system in better subor
dination her strength more endur
ing; and the whole tone Of her min'
healthier.
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Il ANYBODY "DRYg"-Megibben
4 Bro. always keep on hand a superb
aasgrtment of liquors of every brand,
both foreign and American. They
k4ve also distilleries of their own
and manufacture the best WHISTLES.
Reid their card and call on them
when opportunity offers.
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Everybody says that Toof, Phil
lirs and Cirode keep the best assert
mi of groceries, and at the cheapest
rates Of any grocery establishment in
Memphis. just read their card and
1--WE them a call.
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sale ~ Personal Property.

to- virtue N An mlaf " ihs fmtsis fsar
l rIf0la tamnif, Me- mids q NJ Dsesm
"I iffu ifli thereof I viii pfrssi b. Hii
u ih. rhfH bidder nn fusflsy NE 10Th ~
Of ilHlHn ifoo III NE pfsnnal property b.
.nf.nH ~ 'hs heirs " y ' Fingsfsld a.
tIei nov oh ne fifm kausa - Ne tiltrsf
20 place. itfro miles HuuihwsH " rsafh
q urh flfi1nire consisting IN part " cofn. frl
lrf. n hue lUi W ffrih rofleH isst eight ihoa
nl pounds N p0ft hhs loi u s,s ) heen,
ifrniy bead " hnr cattle, inoludiRg tss
"a. " us,n, mules q hns mars md eolt iwo
fom md large 'ai n plantation iouisi ~.
,InlIng o 10 N Blacksmith ipuia stls 10
Imm'ufa A. 10 u,iwk Ttfms cash On ~.
ep " lnnY.
lanii.tt Nuardlah.
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By reference to our advertising
columns, il will be c that there is
. large number Of legal advertise
mcnts, which the parties concerned
would do well to take particular
no(ice Of.
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virksbmrg Journal.

= W kiSalry Proprietor T y Mlst5rE,
Ediiot la DAvru, 0cnsfal Agent Devoted
la The Interests " the Cry, State, and Nation.
Official paper " the City Of Yioksbufg. I've.
liable Cotton and Gold quotations. Business
directory, fof The benefit u advertisers.
Trnss Subscriptions, PER year, tl0i per
month, tli invariably In advance, Advertise.
mcnla Inserted on reasonable terms.
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and aeqnalniahees n mll 1h'
bstor .eretl N mr. cpmmioi and
VIZ cordially recommend him Nv mi
hitads be thorough Dentist
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ihe aioff wee ,ho' down hul inaiani
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nest morning lyinr in fr0u ~ Nm,
tore Int through Mo hmd Che lnll
entering iuai hloyo iho rpld icuplc
and passing put on ihe other sida
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wrapped IN mystery W. lhnll pfoi
ably pin further particulars during
The day iUo1L
sss.
The heir ~ England throne }.
not giving entire satisfaction ~ her
maicsiys subjects Many think he
pend his time and bia life IN o rriy
olou- manner The London re
poph, 10 O leading article thu take,
him 70 task
"Nn one ccnsurcs his loyco # pleas
ire, for his tastes are essentially
manly but there are times when It
should be moderated by other oon-
sidcrations. Hunting, pheasant
shooting, dccr-stalking II Is dcyout
Is to be wished that none Of our
princes had ever followed more qncs-
tionablc pursuits than these but he
has reached an age nj which some Of
the graycr affairs of life might not
unrcasouably claim u larger share of
attention. II * only right that the
first gentleman of the British En-
pire should be ut home in the saddle
or among the hills; but the holidays
oflifc must not blind MS to It's duties,
and there is n time for all things,
grave as well as gay. England is
glad to see that the prince patronizcs
the drama, nor is she sorry that he
likes her popular sports; but there
are moods of the public mind when
the nation itself, suffering under Il
sense of sorrow and lamenting IN
loss of men who had served il long
and well, learns, with regret and dis
approval, that the heir to the throne
has been seen at a theatre or a race.
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