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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-07-18

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not receive the taAsDSE he usdRa
daaSs 81 TIE Gn6oNce! We sent tbthe different
post Offices in the dco4by, may have wO3uel 81
dereaSt Ns,S6 ves.giV9 fhes reason " Inc
putting The 'afasida'fO rAmr ' ga and '5a pa.
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m6tnihg 0b6th 'felf totbe Ab6r II one sGc Con-
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We aihmilhediateiy tslegraPhea to MyBtpsI.
Ter for fefdfJfcGmehts BIT codld Obtain
none there or at Burlington. fRfS page
and part of the other on This. side have
been entirely reset SINCE the accident, be
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-07-18

-itS A'dispatehdont CibdiubathoGa.
zeeef says tbatya Menphis.don simdsy,i
d'eobted womanowas allowed 10 lkheel at
the sltafofi1 Grace Episcopal IChuroh,o be-
tween two Whites, and partakeiof the sacl
rament FROM the same bread and vine. III
caused4a sensaionn. beer blgos rojsioqo OBJ
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-07-18

this yillagelin The Lanoills River Cd sptF
urday morning last qbarley RitterbdshI
asOn Of Mrs. Jacpb HayfOrd Of johnson
while bathing with four others, gOtaiutd1
deep water and was drowned. Himself
and companions entered the river at the
Same time, waded down strss m to where
the water ran deep and then swan. Young
Ritterbush could swim but very little, ppd
hid previously kept mi shallow wafer
His companions went down the stream
some distance, suppossing'hattt be was where here
no harmqwosld betaH him, bpt on .yetprn--
iipgto drsssitheyye could s see nothing him
and bis clothing emaained nntouehe ., They:
Immediately commencedsliying for him in,
ItheIdeep PLACES but theiE Efforts proved
,unayailipE when becoming benpmed and
exhausted, they came, tal thsSv'llags for
assistance, / lnna short timeathe banks
were 1liued, withsur eitizeuss and search
was made, DO Ftsd Keeler wasithe first to
discover dhimdatal depth of 20 feet. ncHe
was, brought to, the surface byoHenry D..
Lineys and having been in the water near
ly aq hopr, and 3ashalftp0 possible effort
could, haze brought d i'm back 70 lifsj byI,
He was Sugars ofeage and Was 9scfva
liug an apprenticeship atthe tin trade with
@. siPage.t1i During his short stay here
he had wen therespect5and confidence of
his employer and his brother tinmea, as
we'll as of every one who dhaa seen him.
Iby his quiet demtanor and gentle manners.
This bereavement il a terrible blowto his
mother and relations, and deeply felt by
the citizens Of this village oR .bIGR1ol
y On going to the water he made this re,
mark, "jBoys, we worked pretty hard yes.
terdsy. and we9wilt do nothing but swim
.to-dayI" They little thought that the
words so lightly spoken would prove so
terribly true, Ii
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-07-18

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

A gentleman who signs himself
"Hugh Ewing, late Brevet Major
General of u. s. Volunteers" in a
letter from Lancaster, Ohio, informs
Gov. Humphreys, of this State, that
he Ewing carried to Ohio, from the
South, several dozen books belonging
to the Mississippi State Library, and
that he has deposited them with the
Adams Express Company, subject to
the Governors order. "Ohio Vol
unteers" destroyed the Gazette Office,
and no doubt certain patriots from
the same State got our books and
carried them home with them. Send
them back.-Hinds County Gazette.
That celebrated raider, and equally
as celebrated robber, Hatch, took of
our Press. Wonder if he'll be as
honorable as Ewing was about the
books, and send our Press back?
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

Mtnbfn n he boon definitely
naccrialnai and recently made known
10 the public that General John II,
Morgan wns hfuialIy murdered ahcr
h. bad surrendered and not killed IN
u hir fight NJ all Tho perpeimiof
Of this ntrmims deed, WA ono lamp.
hell, 60. aG" 18Th as Tennessee
cavalry. Can't THE Gcnd IN human
shape he fcrretied ont by The proper
authorities aud hung asall murderer.
deserved l. murder In ihis, oh,
best Government the world even
saw" 10 be permitted 10 pass unno-
ticcd? 10 match of all his yillainy
Brigadicr General A. &. Gillcm, o
the u. $. Army, l. said to have pro
NOTED said Campbell to alicutcnanc,
for his Jrarcry. Neither Of thoabov'
named accompliccs in this afraii
would fight q fair fight II they coul'
cut the throat Of their adversary OF
the sly. A brave emotion never en-
tered their breasts.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

GLORY.-It is with glory as with
beauty; for rs n single fine Inca
mcnt cannot make a handsome face,
neither can n single good quality
render a man accomplished; but a
concurrence Of many fine features
and good qualities makes true beau
ty and true honor.
A letter from San Antonio, Texas,
says the Government camels, the de-
sccndants Of the herd imported some
fifteen years ago from Egypt, excite
the curiosity Of all strangers. They
number about seventy, are all sizes
and ages, ono still unwcancd. Only
seven Of the original lot are alive.
A Western payr announces "a
COW struck by lightning and instant
ly killed, belonging to the village
physician who had a beautiful calf
Tour days old"
Military definition Of u ki.s-Rc-
port to headquarters.
Sad domestic explosion-An injur-
ed wife burst into tear.
In prosperity il is easiest Of all
things TO find n friend; in adversely
il is Of all things the most difficult.
An honest Iogansport German
got excited over an account Of az
clopcmcnt Of a married woman, ant
exclaimed ,"If my wife run away mi.
anodcr mans wife, | will shake hin
out Of her preechcs, If she be min
fader, mine Got"
] A gentleman in Omaha advertise,
for a %irstratc, tip-top, A Va. house
/. maid, and adds the suggestive state
ment that call the piano playing, FIN
/ needle work, visiting, and entertain
ing company, will be done by Oh
lady Of the house."
UyLAwruL MARRIAGE. a
|. there any person YOU would p%articu
larry wish me 10 marry9' said
: widow cxpcctant to her dying spouse
!. who had been somewhat Of a tyrun
in his day. "Marry the devil, Il 20
: liker' was the gruf reply. ooh M
my DEAR rtarcd the wife, "yo
i know i i not lawful 10 marry IN
hroihcr.'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

GSAT Olive have just been
handed a very valuable receipt for
preventing gnats, flies and other in
sccts from annoying and destroying
stock, which Is rs follows;
TO one quart of linsced oil, add four
ounces of nitric acid. Great care
should be taken not to cork the bot
tie until il ceases to smoke. After
being well agitated and standing one
hour, add four ounces of spirits Of
turpentine, shake well, and apply a
light coating over the parts most
sought after by these pests. Only
apply once a day while these insects
are troublesome.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12
HON l. JOURNAL
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Established IL 1919, The Home %ieafnal, los
Tho third ~ January hf twentieth Yeaf,
pfteit ~ nli fisuda and subscribers II d
till conducted ny
N. r. WILLIS,
assisted by m efficient corps n allie editors,
talented contributors and spiey correspondents.
IN The first issue " The tomlng selutne will
he commenced a new sefiss ~ Matrimonial
F%ellcltles ny the weIl.knowa aud popular hs.
motous writer, harry uny, author q Married
Life, etc. etc.
The Amusement Department Il under ne
charge Of n. A. DrtIllf. An accomplished
critic, who win Keep our readers we'll Informed
u all thai 10 interesting, On both sides u The
Atlantic, In matters musical and dramatic.
We take this opportunity af thanking orr
many houiliern subscribers iof a return of their
patronage, and can assure them that The editors
will still Keep the columns " the Home Jour
nal nee from Political and religious discussions
and will conhnc themselves rather 10 their
motto, 10 ~"kneuufnge the memorable, the pro-
g~resslye aud the beautiful"
Tsnss-for one copy, one year, o.; thres
copies, ~ so; OF one copy fw three yean, VI 80
always In advance. Subscriptions orderx. ~
m~lt,ancsp, and af cehsf communication 10 bs
addressed 10 The publishers
n !. WILLIS 4 MORRIS PHILLIPS,
i0I Fulton street New York.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12


THE GAYoso HOUSE, Editor
Standard; Permit me, through the
columns Of your paper, TO call atten-
ton to the Gayoso Hotel, Memphis,
Tennessee. II was my good fortune
recently to enjoy the pleasures and
comforts Of It's spacious and thor
oughly furnished rooms, and to feast
upon the many dclicacies which were
to be found in cxtravagant abundance
upon It's tables. | must confess that
this hotel is not surpassed by any in
the Southern States. ] have recently
visited the st. Charles, st. james and
Battle House, and am free to say,
without any prejudice whatever, that
the Gayoso is not surpassed OF
equallcd By any of them. Its large
and elegantly furnished rooms arc
the most ample in all their appoint
ments, its tables are filled with the
best the country affords, and served
up in a style not cqnallcd by any ID
the United States. | would advise
my friends and every man who de
sircs to rest comfortably and fare
sumptuously, at reasonable rates, and
at the same time, to be treated Will
attention and respect by the mana
gers and attaches, to go to the Gay.
oso. The old adagc that "the hes
Is the cheapest" holds good in thi
case.
You will find in the Office Mr.. NJ
J. NJ. Mason and 4. G.. Sinclair, VIII
arc remarkably attentive, polite an
DESTROYS to make their friends "fcC
at homc"-in fact every attachec q
the establishment seems to be anxiou
"to do something" for their guest
and with chcerfulness and CELEBRITY
4 When you go to Memphis call, an
if my assertions are not correct,
will foot the bill,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

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fatni, wv fha fau,.y w lhe rtiun
fhe am n fr Flrimuis mmlm
ll2 tbl Z strong iffaf " uOa..
hu lfm ultinoi W fhe plaintiff
The llmm oi r. resolution TO-
sfurfim tbe iml iaH cuWmilf0 lo
inquire mo iho vwincy " piu
ding hu Effective twnhlf ilill
ehirh .hali noi hereafter w. luuinl
~ abridged w a0y territory ou ia
munl NJ mfc of color
The House proceeded with The dis
uts.lm NJ lhr Constitutional amrni
mcni reported Wy thc Committee ~
Reconstruction
Mr Stcvoua speaking thereon.
aid Heaven forbid That tbc south
crn Stalc. or any of them should b.
represented in touresa, until The
monuments of tho freedmen are built
hnll high md 6rm Against the will
of Congress The Southern States had
been absent for four bloody ycnrs.
and must now wait I'll Congress |,
ready TO receive Them lie believed
that this Congress would not oppro.
/. pirate the full measure Of iustic,
until every full grown man IN III,
late rebcl States was provided with /
homestead on the land where he hat
been held as n slave.
Mr.. Blair called attention to th'
3D. section of the amendment, pro.
yiding that until the ith of July
1870, all persons who voluntaril,
, aided the rebellion, should be exclude,
from the right to vote. Stevens nd
. mitted that pardon cxtinguishc'
, crime, and those who were fully par
!. doncd did not come within the opera
k tions of the 3d section. The point
raised by Blair, and admitted by Ste
> vcns, excited considerable stir in tn
Republican ranks, and the member
were listening TO the colloquy, as
recognizing the possible fatal charaC
ter Of the objections.
4, New ORLEANS, May S.-Goncra
Bcaurcgard and Writ Adams hay
!, gone TO Europe TO negotiate for III
bonds of the jackson Railroad. Pre-
idcnt johnson modified their Conict
: crate paroles to 60 and return.
= A tornado passed over Souther
+. Louisiana yesterday, destroying Il
crops. The cotton seed is rcportC
: bad, and the planters are despondcn
4 New York, May s.-The healt
n officers report three new eases
. cholera and three deaths. There al
now sixty-fyc %convalcscents tran
70 lcrred from the hospital ship to Il
ship Saratoga. The total number
deaths has been fifty.
A Washington special says tn
= District Attorney Chandler has pr
4. pared a bill of Indictment again
ne left. Davis, at Norfolk. II is undc
ID stood that Chief Justice Chase vi
= preside at the trial.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

A few hours after a recent we'd
ding in ~shafsbury, Massachusetts,
the officiating clergyman discovered
that the fact Of his residence out d
the State disqualified him from lie.
rally marrying. lie hunted the cou.
pie with all possible speed, but die
not find them until the next day
when he offered 10 refund the fee
but the bridegroom would not TAX
it-said "'twas with t." They wer
then married BY the paFsOn Of th
parish,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

HoDGEs & MooRE.-Thcse enter
prising gentlemen have the best as
pertinent Of drugs and medicines to
be found anywhere this side Of Mem
phis. They also have a great variety
pr toilet articles, including perfume
ry Of every kind, combs, brushes
etc., to which we call the special at
|tention of the ladies.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12


A CUTE GIRL.-A would-be wag
attended n wedding party in the
country. Accidently he had a pair
Of infants shoes nicely wrapped in Q
piece of paper. Here he thought
was a chance for some fun, so going
up 10 the newly made bride, he gave
her the package, with the remark
that Il contained something that
would be useful to her after awhile.
The lady opened the package, criti-
eally examined its contents, then
turning to him remarked: "I'm
much Obliged to you for the present,
but If / had married you, ! wouldn't
have needed them"
A gentleman from the Lake Supe.
rior country, asserts that snow ha,
fallen there the past season, by actua'
measurement, to a total depth o
seventy fect-Erchdngc.
Reckon hat wasn't q very goot
season for snow either.
A Louisville paper has some an.
swers to correspondents. Here is
sample:
JESSY-Ministers are not NOR
addicted to dissipation than men o
other professions. A few Of the Kal
lock type take gin toddy and so forth
, but the great majority Of them ar
rs good as lawyers and doctors. ]
you want a Christian, marry m edi
, tor-provided he Is not red-headed
|. Some Of our religious exchange
. tell a story about a woman being RI
lievcd from specifies grief by
: hymn. We have known a numbs
| Of the sex to be strongly affected an
greatly benefited BY hims bcfoI
this instance.
y AT a %soiree, the other evening,
n gentleman pointed out a dandifC
: booking individual as a sculptor.
! "whatg' said his friend, "such
: chap as that a sculptorl Surely u
must be mistaken"
i "He may not be the kind Of OF
u you mean,e said the informant, "b
/, / know that he chiselcd a tailor o
, Of asuit Of clothes last week."
An old bachelor having been laug
Al ed at by a party Of pretty girls, 50
= to them. "You are small potatoes
of"we may be small potatoes 50
one Of them, "but weare sweet one
!. Her heads level.
be- Josh Billings says that "if a m
|. profssses 70 serve the Lord, he iii
4 70 80 4 when he measures onions,
s-H 4 when DC hollers glory hal
e lussr,r
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

at never rains but il pours,' is Q
Familiar saying, but il failed to hold
eood on last Monday night, in par
icular, net to. mention others of thu
week. 1t didn't rain it didn't pour
what did Il do9 II seemed as tho
IL decendcd in barrels until il hat
almost reached the Garth, when, as b,
magic, the barrels that contained i
disappeared like some mystic veil o.
thadow, and the watery element per
United to fall with redoubled ven
seancc upon the already almost sub
merged earth. II didn't rain.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

POWELL & SIMpsoN.-These well
hnd f~avorably known gentlemen have
the largest stock and best assortment
|pf dry goods ever offered to this
market. They offer superior induce
nents, and deserve abundant success
Read their new advertisement--it
speaks for itself.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

!. TAYLOR, GAy& RUTLAND.-Our
readers will notice the advertisement
{ this new firm. Our friend Cap
ain James R. Taylor, DIETER known
Is"Tobc Taylor of Pamela county,
tan be found at this house, where he
%invites his friends to call and see him.
Hc will sell you the best bargains Of
any body in Memphis.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12
j, II, YATES Il CO.,
AT Rallings' Store, Pamela, Mississippi.
llvo just rockwell new sooi' for tho Spring tWlc We have on hand

Have just received new goods for the Spring trade. We have on hand
Prints and %gnghams. Gents and boys hats,
nlcachcd and brown domestcs, Gents fine pumpsole calf boots,
llcachcd and brown drilhngs, Gents Scotch bottom boots,
Blcachcd and brown 1914 shceting, Gents waterproof obtained boots,
Plain and striped osnaburgs, Gents kip boots, full stock,
Bed ticking aud cottonndcs, Childrons and boys boots,
Jeans and cassimeres, Gents kip and calf shoes,
Irish and table linens, Gents balmoral and Congress gaiers,
Veil bcrcges and iaconcta, Ladies lace and Congress CATERS,
Silk and linen hondkerchcf, Ladies calf and kip boots,
Ladies' dnc steel hoop skirts, Misses aud chldrcns shoes,
Fancy notions, Hardware and cutlery,
Gents clothing and furnishing goods, Quccnsware and tin ware,
since the
RECENT DECLINE,
and We are enabled to offer them to our customers at rates to correspond
with the low price Of cotton.
marlI-f. J. II. YATES & co.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

An exchange says, "The little bird
of the Nile that ventures into the
mouth Of the crocodile, to pick the
foreign matter from between hi
teeth, Is q far more respectable thing
than the man who follows the bust.
mess Of abusing his neighbors, and
making ~disparaging remarks aboui
his rivals in trade.
Wonder what sort Of a Thing he is
who makes "disparaging remarks
about his "rivals" in something else
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

D. II. EVANS, importer of wines,
liquors and cigars, No. IA Monroe
btrcct, Memphis. We arc under OBJ
igations to this gentleman for n pres
mt Of some extra fine "dry goods"
b his line, and can safely SAY that
be keeps the very best articles.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

We are glad to note the fact, that
our city authorities have had the trees
in Court Square trimmed up nicely,
and all the old grass and weeds
taken away. The Square now,
with its rich verdant carpet, presents
an imposing appearance. just one
thing moro Is lacking to make
il entirely complete. Those trees
should be white-washed, say ten fee
up, or to the first limbs. Nothing
would add to its appearance more
while the expense Is compantivel.
nothing. We call the attention o
Capt w. J. Floyd, our Sheriff, 4
this matter, and knowing that he !
an enserprising gentleman and an q!
6cieut officer, and furthermore, tina
he has the duty performed, th
'ourt Is bound to allow his account
We feel consdeuoit viii BE- done.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

Major Alfred VI. Barbour, Of Vir-
vinia, formerly on the staff Of Gen.
Joe. Johnston, died at the Exchange
Hotel In Montgomery, one the morn
ing n the 9Th. lie had been suffer.
lag for several days With an attack o.
pneumonis,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Letter. q .Iniseln<iua fnv1nH knn~
a % Ne usI<r>ixned q ~ euG11
nisrk<1. 5r<<.sr4. y ~ f>u111n 81 !
r<sela rssnty. a ~ ~
th<rcu<. lh<r~1r~ ~ uuU
sr.In>t ~ $3.50 VII prV<1
h.rfxd. tA<k = httf
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

TOURNAMENT kT MENpHIs.-A
grand tournament will come of at
memphis on the 22d of this month,
|for a diamond ring worth $500. Gen.
Chalmers will deliver an address,
md Colonel John c. Fizer will act
los Marshal Of Ceremonies.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

N4a 4slaf Nmll
ls ssly mwh ~ 49, nii Hlih N
phf esss T. ashlls II lesi, u
t#aa IL HHhila
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela County. In
the elrcait court Of said county. No. 7os7.
r. Y. Davidson VI. Thomas cog~iale, dshn-
dant. Attachment Issued the 73d day Of De-
iober, 1865, and levied upon the estate u tho
said defendant for the sum Of 1900, resurnable
10 the circuit court Of aId county. Notice IL
hereby given 70 the said defendant, Thomas
Cogpdals, that unless he appear bcfore aid
court on the fint day Of The next term thereof,
10 be holden In and for ald county, IL tho
court house thereof In the town Of Pamela, on
the seventh Monday ater the fourth Monday In
March, 1905, and plead ioaid action, Judgment
will he entered against him, and the estate ~
iaehed viii be sold. J.C HARRISON,
nprT=t Clerk.
l.. 2. Cooper for plaintiff.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

4rsrEaious usual
.pernity Of our county has been dis.
surbed BY the perpctrasicn of n Of
the most cold bIcoded murders h h.
been our duty as public Journalists q
chronicle. Tho ruthless hand Of tn
midnight assassin has invaded u,
domestic circle Of happy family
and rohhed h Of one Of its most Be
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

GLronp's Lightning Express"
J. always on hand when trains arrive
|at Batcsvillc, ready to take you any
where you want to go. BE sure to
ride with him.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

He WoN'T ENFORCE IT.-Cap-
tain johnson, Circuit Attorney for
the Sixth Circuit of Missouri, says
the st. Louis Republican, announced
at the recent term of the johnson
County Circuit Court, that he would
not prosecute cases against ministers,
lawyers and Others, for disregarding
the test oath in the pursuit of thcir
several callings, until the decision Of
the United States Supreme Court /,
had. OF course, Captain johnson
can only take this position, under tho
belief this oath is a nullity and void
The fact that he is a Radical, ant
was warmly urged by his friends Ms I
candidate for Congress, in preference
to Mr.. Van Horn, lends Significance
TO his determination.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

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