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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-28

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That shall siii ms home IN Heaven 10 meet
aealh wlth ihss
fhsy ifiis hhov he sorrow oft loving inni
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When N mate Il taken from II viii whom IN
joyi depart
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Pot The pahola SRA
TO Her who knows their Meaning
heal.


IiHd aen moftuni NJ, "d hatd non ioag'u,
Fsfewsll 10 the vision loveoncs painted bright
ltis gone, ne sf again 10 return
Farewell TO the Idol whose smile gave II light
TO the shrine where ! wofshIppsd with bndosi
delight
Farewell 10 the now shattered urn.
We, ! bate not the hand which painted the hue.
Tho colored so bright 10 the eye;
The hear, still remembers the smile itonce knew.
The flower forgivcs tho deprived Of Ia dew,
And love pardons all with Sigh.
Yetln moments Of sadness the heart will com.
pare,
The pas, with the dark, cherries now;
And |, thinks Of a maiden Angellically fair
OF afond trusting heart whose love Il nigh
share,
And then Of a false plighted VOW.
Yet-yet Il Is past-so let Il remain,
III uncover not the sad bier,
Nor eoun, not the joys disappointment, hath
slain
Nor number helinks which mcasuredt the chain
And forgive and forget with a tear.
Fade-ade then the impress Of loves honey,
kiss,
Yet son fall the tear that must flow;
Deep-deep sink the vision TO oblivious abyss,
For the colors are changed from the bright tint
OF bliss,
The Oasis, a mirage Of zoo.
ToujorRs fiprLx.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-28

A correspondent of the Madison
Qnd.) Journal complains of the want
Of kindly feeling toward Northerners
among Southern people. His illus
trations give a pregnant explanation
Of the cause:
AT q plantation I visited, the lady
owner, who was a widow, spoke so
frequently and SO bitterly of the
yankees" that il was getting hard
to endure. With a view Of check
ing the unkind expressions used in
speaking Of my own people, | gently
informed her that | was from the
North myself. 1t had its effect, for
thereaAershe made handy use of a pro
noun instead Of the adjective. "Mad-
am, have you any milk ?" "No!
you Yankees stole all my cows"
Boy" said |, turning abruptly to
her son, a lad Of twelve years OF
more, chow old are you ?" "Don'i
know. You id Yankees stole
our Bible" There Is no use-you
can't switch them of from that sub
ject
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-28

SUMMERS STYLE. = Hon. Eli
Thayer, in bis speech at New Haven,
made an illustration Of the style Of a
Senator TO whom he would not a.
lude by name. He remarked:
"When you and I see the first
light in the morning we call II the
break Of day" but the Senator
would say: zone Of those points Of
time, illustrated BY the poets Of
Greece and Rome. occurring directly
through the cycle of the ages, when
the resplendent effalgence Of the glo-
rious orb Of day first illumines the
eastern horizon Who is that7'
simultaneous cries from all parts Of
the hall, "Sumner, Sumner, Charles
Sumnerl" Loud laughter and ap-
plause.]
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THE EMPEROR or Ausr RIA
Mons. Alex. Dumas gives this por-
trait Of the Emperor Of Austria
lie IL a man some thirty-six or
thirty-sevcn years old. lie Is tall,
thin, but evidently possesses great
bodily vigor; his fixed eye, well
arched eyebrow, straight nose and
well marked chin give him the APP
pcarancc Of a man Of determined
will, to which his thin whiskers and
long moustache contribute additional
evidence. His complexion is brown,
but this dark coating must have been
spread on his face by the sun and
wind. He is fond Of field sports,
and to pursue them he d~isregards
the worst weather. He is with all
this handsome, but with that mascu-
line beauty in which strength is
more prominent than grace. -
Women may discuss his beauty
men cannot. He rises at FIVE o'clock
a. M, reads all the letters, demands
and petitions addressed to him, and
makes notes on them. His wonted
residence is Schoenbtunn, where he
occupies the apartment occupied by
the Emperor Napoleon in 1905 and
1900. The double legend of Napo-
Icons visits and the death Of the
Duke de Reichstadt fills the whole
of this palace, which has nothing re-
markable about it. The young En-
peror of Austria lives amid this
double souvenir, having, it is said,
real admiration fsr Napoleon, and a
pious pity for the Duke Of Reich
stadt.
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An orator we once heard Of, in
appealing to the "bone and sinew,'
said:
"My friends, ! nm proud to sec
around me tonight the hardy yoe-
many Of the land, for | love the
agricultural interests Of the country
and we'll may I love them, fellow.
citizens, for | was born a farmer
the happiest days Of my youth wer,
spent IN the peaceful avocations oi
the son Of the soil. II may BE-
allowed to use a fgurative expression.
my friends, | may say | was raised
between two rows Of corn"
"A pumpkin, by thunder" e1.
claimed an inebriated chap, just in
front Of the stage.
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the various bveaehes and pus ths red
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-28


Twas evening, and a rainy April day,
A splendid time for Master For TO creep,
From out bis den, to walk a mile away
Then hasten back, and leave a bleaiing sheep.
ye'er thinking once his canine friends could
trace,
His guilty pathway TO his hiding place.
Ny friend, Bill Sand !, agreed TO meet
With horns and hounds In battle (for array;
Well trained for smelling whA, they wished To
eat,
Beside each other, when they wished 10 play.
Our pack arrayed, We lost no time 10 show
Our hiend, the ioI, be hadn m April foe.
Old Traveller, frs, ,ssayed to shake bis tail,
Then smelt again, when lol his stronger lung
Sent forth along aud most melodsoas ? wall,
80 very long ! though. the dog vas hung. }
Then SLOW but sure, his tail. assumed a curl,
lie barked again, and freed, AIRED ~for-squirsl.
Dame Run, was nett to snuf her aged nose,
Then beloved forth in notes 30 loud and East,
Tia, all the pack concluded mummy knows,
And We will get TO smell a for a, last
Concluding thus, they gathered double quick,
And found their mother, briAr-Ieraiehed and
sick.
Young Grid, disguised, Ops'd bis truthful hue,
And threw some notes harmonious Ger the
field;
When Clint and Mason quickly nsarhim drew,
And soon enough, had fors den revealed.
The music now, being genuine and sublime,
Drew forth a few responsive yells Of mine.
Their notes Observation-Disclosures intense,
Dame Run TO take her clumsy efew, sssaysi,
0nto the front where loi an ,ight-r.il fence,
Giganiici met sndstoppedthe whole brigade.
Old Rock, excited, thought TO scale this fort
He scrambled up, then EEL, and los, all hope.
No, 30 with Bfuia,, he searched Ou, and found,
A breach s%uasci,n, 10 ADM, him through;
He passed The portal and with lus,y bond,
Pressed onward, followed blythe Yelling crew
Ny friend, Bill s. nov happy, quickly fang,
Ger spsnesrs IA, a yell, Obi hOw I, rungi
We refined our eourssrs, and with spur and Lash
Ger log and sinksn. quickly made our way
arh, for l. up we'll have a chase =, last
Was eli ny friend, BILL 8, had time 10 SAY
Then. whip In hand, he pressed his paniinl
steed.
On 10 q bridge, where master hr vss freed
fIis den was deep our best attempts wsre vain
To hnd the for, or Gus, him from bis hole;
The hun, wssun ne feared no, 70 f,nsin-
Our dogs were snsry. and bsyOud eoa,tol
Being hafssd thus, ere thsy had run = mile,
Was quite enough 10 fret them bs awhile.
We E.spsd our horns and blsr . I'D retreat
And len The wood. sad fsynsra IN bis dsa;
Psrchsnes 70 sup On soms poor farmers sheer
Or sIly fsrth and seine som, sleeping hen.
n any aoab, ,his truthful tale Of miss,
See Captain fYsnt. NJ vi,nez fs shs tihs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-28

BRowsLow AND KENTUCKY.
Some Of our contemporaries are quot
ing as something terrible Gov. Brown
lows expressed hope that Presiden,
johnson would carry Kentucky "so
hell.r Nothing remarkable about It
gentlemen. AZ Brownlow hate.
Kentucky and wants 10 blackgaard
It after his death, he merely wants
Il transferred 10 his own neighbor.
hood That's slL.-Aryus.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-28

The Richmond Republic Is exceed-
ingly indignant that the ladies Of
that city, after parting with jewelry,
clothing, DC, in order TO buy bread,
should now be forced to labor fifteen
hours a day to earn thirty or forty
cents. II adds; "If the ladies will
furnish US with the names Of thess
ghouls, and a list Of the prices they
pay, we promise TO % brand them
with their infamy that they shall b,
known and dcspised throughout thi'
land
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-28

A policeman in Lexington, KY,
med Powell, was shot dead lately by
pcoundrcl named Howard woolley,
bile trying to protect two ladies
Nm outrages by Woolley.
The above extract Is taken from
b Grenada Gdaits, into which
per we suppose Il was copied as a
MS item, without intending the In.
hsiee Il Is calculated TO do. Tbs
Fitcr Of this notice has known the
ang man alluded to from carly
Pyhood, and takes occasion to cor.
the false statements made. How.
"colIey Is not q scoundrcl" in
remotess sense Of the word; OF
contrary, he Is a young mar
5hly esteemed wherever known
+ 4 member Of one Of the mos
pecsable families IN Kentucky
did not attempt an Outrage o.
young ladies, but shot the police.
d while laboring under a IL o
hporary insazisy. the latter having
naiiousIy approached him. Tn
. i fslsc in svcry particular.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-28

Gen. Scott Is now in New Orleans.
The New Orleans True Dsha says
that he has been enjoying the fne
weather Of the past few days by
sskins short walks along S. Charlie
and Canal streets. He goes accom-.
panied By one servant only, and look'
much stronger than he did = few
-eesz go lie appears quie feeble
bat still preserves N uprighs ear
rises.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-28

A WABgtso.-fhose old beacohs
on the stormy shore Of politics, the
Journal Of Commerce and National
Tn,elligencer, are issuing their warn
ings. 1.-THE President" says the
first, sis environed with pitfalls dug
by men who, in the disappointment
Of their ambition, would at the same
time dig the grave Of. our political
system. We believe tina, the period
is critical" beyond precedent "we
warn the people" says the other ''tha,
q, a very early day the country will
be startled with a sudden advance
step in the progress Of the revolution
airy scheme, unless the traitors be in
the meantime discouragei by popu.
lar demonstrations Of constitutions
loyalty"
JoHSsosrAx.-There Is . strong
party Of Johnson-men In the negh.
boring town Of Nahant, If We maj
Judge from the result ola recent cleo
ton, in which all Of the town officer
we're elected, ten in number, and al
named Johnson.-Exehange.
Sir Isaac Newton's nephew was
clergyman. When he had performe'
The marriage ceremony he slIway
refused the fee, saying: "Go you
ways, poor wretehes, | have done yo'
mischief enough already"
The printer is the master Of 81
trades. He beats the earpeuse
vish his "rale:' and the mason IN ses
ting Up &c lumns.' he surpss-es Oh
lawyer in attending 70 his ease, aa'
beats the psrron 10 the Management
Of the "devi."
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-28

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-28

II was expected tha, the Ways and
Means Committed would report a tax
bill on Thursday last. The tax on
cotton remains at 0 cents per pound
whisky, az per gallon.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-28

Ten deaths from cholem occurred
on board the hospital ship Falcon, ~
New York, IN The 2gd Inst There
afe seyenty.thfce oases siIll abroad
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-28

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