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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-22
100000

Feet Of pine. psplar gum and oak lurlef @r
ale. aud will BE- delivered ~ any depot on the
Mississippi A Tennessee Railroad. o. ct my
mills Any peron wishing b buy lumber
would d. we'll 10 give me a call
JAMES l. FLETCHER
Nnrrmhrr 10. 1890 uaytT-u
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Dron1Eoo1o ,fs Co.'a
English Female Esiiters

lisa powerful uterine tonic aud female rcguli-
tor and Is just The medicine 20 much needed
by the female community both old and young.
throughout the South Il relieves 80 Ircpi.
l]hriiica, removes distractions cures painful or
suppescd mcnsiruaion, falling II the womb.
lcirorrhoea Or whites chloin.is. Mysteries.
palpitaiion Of the heart, aui 80 that class oi
complaints peculiar TO females. Il restores.
nfouscf aud ln,igomira The womb. thereby iu.
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Dron1Eoo1o go Co.'s
AMYGDALIED PICTORIAL.

A scientific preparation hr coughs colds
sore Throat. shopping cough, pneumonia plru.
risy, group hnar.cues dry cough. pain In the
side. tightnc. In the chest, inilueuHi, splitting
II blo0d, and ior al other pulmonary affections
II Immediately lDOsens The phlrEm. relieves The
cough aud pain, promotes hse c~tpeclImiiou.
and sootht and rniets The irouhitl nervonr
tystfm. enabling them n sleep at night Price
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-22

Christmas is coming, and our citi-
zcns have every opportunity this year
for getting up a magnificent Christ
mas tree, as Wells Bazaar is over
loaded with all the articles necessary
to make a fine one. We notice,
among other things, that he has or
naments, wax tapers, etc, to trim off
a tree with, together with every
variety of goods ever thought Of, and
a great many never thought Of, ex-
cept by Wells. Go and see him he
is as attentive rs ever.
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EXTRACT DEhRBERRY. CUBEBB
:: AND DuCHU FOR THE KIDNEYS.
For 81 affections of iho Kidneys anil bladder
whether affecting OLD ~ Young male IT iemalc
for gravel, urinary dep0iiru u al kinds rtrn-
iiun " urine, frequent inclination and pain in
uriuliing pain In small of the back, sud al.
the, troublesome symptoms arising from c4-
re.se Effects of eary indiserrtipn. nr habit. n
ii ailation. elect leucpubpes, evil urfizsling
melancholy sleeplcu nights. neryou.n,.s etc.,.
can De cured Wy using this medical compound.
fasvp batfI.a bue dollar
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Northern Nostrum Vendors,

Who are making every appeal that Imagination
cnn invent, in order Ia win the confidence oi
The Southern people hut We ate determined IA
DC REPRESENTED IN hi, matter and cal.
npon the people 10 dcrilc There ARE three
members composing pur im all graduated
lni experienced physicians aui with nll oul
ability anl experience We hN, prepared md
nnv offer .uu a elan uf
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MAxiarLrAS's PROCLAMATION
Inc Proclamation of Macmillan
accepting the promised liberrl loans
o. the clergy and merchants, $685.
VVV'VoO annually, and declaring his
Intention to abide the fortunes of the
Emperor, was issued on the LIST inst.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned is nos prepared 10 Do
all kinds Of wOyk on wagons, bgggies. car.
riages, &C., in the neatsst and mos, durable
style, a, bis shop in BatesFille.
A lafss - n agcTist mssefial snd rsaiy
10 hll al orders.
ians.lf. A. J. BROwDER.
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DIR. Paul Morrill,, of Augusta.
Maine, amused himself when a bow
by planting apple seeds. The result
isa fine orchard, and seven hundred
dollars net profit from it this season.
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CHRIsTMAs.-Recollect that the
ladies intend having a Christmas
Tree in Pamela, and be sure to hand
in your presents next Monday, so as
to enable the directors to have them
arranged on the Tree in good season.
Don't let one wait for another, but
all come forward and have n "guy
and festive" time. Sam Wells ha.
every variety Of Christmas presents.
In order to give all hands and the
devil of the STAR Office a chance
to enjoy themselves, We will only is.
sue an advertising sheet next week
To begin the new year with, we re.
spectfnlly request all our eontribu.
tors and others who may feel so in.
elined, to favor us with communica.
tiOns. BY complying with this mod.
est request, you will confer a favoI
on those who wish you a "merr,
Christmas
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LOST.
NOTICE.
INsOLvEYT NOTICE.

The Stale o. Mississippi Pamela county. To
ire creditors of Greene {. Wright lafe Of aif
cuunty, deceased. The ssatr q nd .Isr<assf
was TsTustsi i~nsolvent at she nrssAsr terra.
1866, Of The Probate Court II aid funnty. and
creditors orisred 10 be notified zrsariinr N
law. fau ore hereby soiihsd % rseasss ycsr
cbitn azaiss, the desehsnt and have then
registered in NE Probate Cefks nHs< u aid
county on Or behfe TIE 1t ar a J~snnafy.
isss. - tat ssch ehini mar r<r<{tc ~ ~
rata share u snii esiafe. cl<e ssaf elaims uill
- srssw taftf, nfoASf - fssf
irSsE G WRIGHT.
nosssn AaainI<sr1<ur<
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viii take business in the Counties Of Tipr1h
Marshall, DeSoto, Pamela, la fayctle, ialo
busha and Tallnhatchic. md in the Fedora
Courts at pon,otOc and jackson, Mississippi
mArl0-iy.
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ding wis dono ibo laval reot,lo m
North Carolina. Alabama. fayas and
other sl,irs. would boye I, loayo
and II was tho dnty Of repgrc.s to
interfere II once. Referred To the
opcatrndionn Committee.
Mr.. Sumner reported from Tho
committee on Foreign Affairs, q Joint
resolution OF thanks to Cyrus W.
Field and also abill to prevent and
punish fraudulent inducements to en-
igrants.
Mr.. Williams from the Finance
Committee, asked that they might be
discharged from the further consid-
Grafton of the memorial to increase
the pay of clerks. Granted.
Mr.. Pomcroy introduced a bill to
cqualizc the National Bank currency
in the several States and territories.
Referred to the finance committee
The bill for the admission of Ne
braska was then taken up and dis.
cussed, and after a short executive
session, the Senate adjourned.
Uorsp-Nr Price. Of tbo Com.
mi,,oo on tho poci6c Railroad 70.
ror,od . hill GRANTING lands for N,
railroad from puoet,s Sand n N,
co1rn,h;a r;,,or possod
Tho Sneaker onnouuced = srocio
committee on Direct Tax in N,
!, Southern States. CONSISTING of Corl.
linz Dopucllv. Dawes. Garfield m,
Uord;no
Mr.. stokos rrosortod = ,~o,;,;o,
from Tho lovol colorod noo,lo ofTor.
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can oppeal 10 the Supervising In
%spector against intereer
ence from local Inspectors.
The republican Senators and Con
gressmen were in caucus last night
: hear the report of the Chairman q
|, the Union Congressional Executiv
| Committee. The report of the com
t mittee is continued until the meotin
G of the Forticth Congress.
!, The application to establish M
4 tional banks was continued.
The bill reducing the circnlatio
i. of the larger banks. 81 os IN oecor
: S45, O00, 600 forthe South, meets wit
! much opposition from the large
r banks.
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FINE CLoTHISG.-Those of our
citizens who visit Memphis during
the holidays should not fail to call
on Drake & Co, corner Main street
and whisky Chute" and examine
the large stock of elegant clothing
and furnishing goods they have on
hand, and which were selected with
especial care for the present season.
Their suits of fine goods would daz.
zle the eye of a Beau Brummel; and
then the price at which they Offer
their goods is so very low that nj
one fails TO deal with them who OK.
amines their goods.
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y. LPMAN q Co.-llavc opened
a store in Friar's Point, Mississippi,
and one Of the firm is NJ. Gensbcr-
ger, formerly of this place. We
commend our friend marks" to the
kind carc of our cogfere Of the Goa
homidn.
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TIE SUICIDE.

A man whose wife was sickly and deadly pale,
And whose very looks told a melancholy tale,
Was seen IN a deep meditatiye mood,
Walk to a foamy stream tina, ran through a
wood
bic face was pale, bis eyebrows dark and low.
iis bloodshot eyes fixed on the stream below;
lie walked, then stopped, m II he sought to find
Abalm for bis wife, and ease for his mind;
lie Pondered over the deep unwilling tide,
Then stopping, he laid his garments by his side,
And with pen in his hand, paper and ink,
Tie seats himself on the turbid streams brink.
And writes, send two bottles English femal,
Bit,er, quick
Ny wife Is d~eclIning-ohl she Is so sickln
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A.. p. Cansler b Co,
GRO(

NatIeinp lul Forwarding Nerhlu.
iu.t of tfrprln bought iuw luf tu.n
aul .a aui everything in fhe prrcrry
them u Nrmpli. iud ri Ihem homo
ufl.u lUf tutiuu nud mlll Gluml tl,a.
puil Hitlnttum uill w. titln. ~ fba bt
iut % fu,0,rn ft hie 81 lho lulr
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Go to Wells for all kinds of goods
to make Christmas or New Year pres
Cnts. ~
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MgRcnANrs ATTEsrl0S-Chcap
pay Goods, a large stock of Balmo-
raj skirts, Beverly Twills, and Blan-
kct.. bought at the late decline in
prices, for sale at low figures at
Mcnkcn Brothers, Memphis.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01
HTE

awe have the facility of the best Ma
-chinery and Workmen, and viii give all
work entrusted to us our individual aIten-
zion, I'LL orders promptly, warrant our
once and Foundry corner of First and
T.eet Streets, Evansville, Ind
N R.AW6rkmen sent to all parts 10 MT
a1p work and do repairing.
feb226m SCHULTZE, TRUMAN d. co.
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Dr. r. A. ARMISTEAD

ONCE on Third street, between Main
and Locust; residence on Third street, be-
tween Walnut and Chestnut (adjoining the
new Methodist Churchl-will promptly at
tend to the duties of his profession, in city
or country, at all hours Of the day or night.
mayi8 DIM
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Fort Wayne on Monday. They stole
horse each, on Saturday night in
lKoscfusko County, and ran them to
Fort Wayne to sell. They gave their
4 names as Martin Creviston and Ben
iamin Tremlain.
Lambdin P. Milligan, the traitor
and plotter. Of assassination visited
Indianapolis on Tuesday in company
with John r. Cofforth, candidate OF
the Confederate Democracy, for At
torneyGeneral Of the State 8 He was
introduced to and warmly greeted by
a number of the faithful During the
day he was arrested and taken before
the United States Circuit Court and
held, to answer on a charge of treason,
in the sum of s., O0O There is no dis |
guising the fact that this plotter OF
treason, assassination, murder and ra-
pine, il to be henceforth one of the
leaders Of the Democracy of Indiana.
II Theforty-ninth annual convocation
of the Most Worthy Grand Lodge of
Free and Accepted Masens of In.
diana met in Indianapolis on Tues
day, and was largely attended. The.
following grand officers were present:
| M. MI. Harvey G.. Hazelrigg, Grand
| Master. q 81 Ake8 IT
TRsW. William j. Milford, Deputy
Grand Master.
w. George w. Porter, Senior Grand
|. VI. Milton J. Rice, Junior Grand
/ Warden.
w. Charles Fisher, Grand Trea-
surers
/ w. William Hacker, Grand Secre7.
tafF
| Rev. Samuel H. Shoot, Grand Leo
turer
Bro. Lyndon A. Smith, Grand Mar
shall.
| Bro. Joseph Hale, Senior Grand
Deacon.
| Bro. William FL. Smith, Junior
| Grand Deacon.
| Bro. iAbner "A. Wilson, Grand
| Tyler. ag
! STATE gSoLD1ERs' AssocIATIoEs--
General Nathan Kimhall, President
of the State Soldiers Association, has
h instructed the Secretary, Colonel
Schlater, to call meeting of the Tx
ecutiye Board of the Association for
Wednesday, June S 6, at which the
n final preparations will be made for
the grand Fourth of July demonstra-
FL ton at Indianapolis. 1t is intended
to make this occurrence one of the
grandeat celebrations in the North
west, and the presence of Generals
!. Sherman, Thomas, and possibly Grant,
will give eclat to the occasion. As is
known, the flags of Indiana regiments
will. be formally presented to the
State authorities. 1t. will be an oc-
casion of much patriotic interest.
VERY HAPPYAA young woman
from the country yesterday, promen.
AIDED the streets under a new fiat and
fitting skirt, beforesa great waterfall
J and behind ascob pipe and a new ba
: by. She looked the acme of bliss
| Logansport Journal.
i Strange, but true, that Mr.. A
! Carver, of this town, slaughtered ;
beef the other day that had. two dis
d tinct hearts. Each one was of tn
!, usual size and shaped alike, exeep
g that one was more pointed thai
y the9other-MoEgan gazette.
J TOBACCO CAsE.zThe case of Thorn
asson, Stultz and Gravelly, of Bed
ford, charged with forging the Inspec
tors brand on boxes of tobacco man
! ufactured by them, is now in progress
h in the United States District Court a
n Indianapolis. The case is one of con
! siderable interest, and large array c
= legal talent is employed on each side
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SALT COMPANY.

L. Rufner, Jr., General Agent.
once NO. 5 NORTH WATER STREET,
sinfia e6as (upstairs,l .5a.
es.s e - Evansville, Ind.
WAVING THE FULL CONTROL
K1 and management of all KANAWHA
SALT shipped below the Falls of the Ohio,
am prepared to fill orders for any guam
tity, as low in price as any salt in market.
All RdndsUhd Salt is in good cooperage
and is branded q Kanawha Salt Co.
L. RUFFNER, JR.
apr25 I'm General Agent.
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Repairing Done at. Short Notice.

Ell HEtf e8HAHe 5tta ssstAA 7 q 2s ss t4f n
.gft9 @f As4 4#eaAs 3asf4@ 3
-ias1H 4a Eaf A HOW @@sst 1858 DIT
adj tffe&tH mol t8sfa8f# 81 asa e a4sHs ~st ii s
Workmen sent to all parts to ft up Work
and Repair Boilers and Machinery.
@% All orders win receive our 1ndivldu-
nj attention, and win be promptly nueo On
the most reasonable terms. 80 Z "a,
Once and Foundry on the Canal corner
of Ingle Street. octo-uAs3
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DRUGS.
W. B. Hebberd.

carefully compounded. Strict atten-
ton given to business, and orders sent by
servants or children.
Fancy and toilet articles of all descrip
tions, very cheap. sEAHss& aprl8 If
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BOOTS and SHOES

nesg ; agI sss8 86f ka sf
rsH II n bad ad q ga & qs has
5laFQa. .t4Haos98sas) asm
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saaafnHfE 84eN sa0W @aEE aaElsifs
ssdfzGs &a48as& azEsgsaLEa
Dealers In Steam Guagesi 5um BeltlEg,
Eire Bricks, Wrought Iron Plpes, bolling
Cloth, &C., at Manufacturers Prices
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,3I maaafAosurers of eiqh
STEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS
bePoRTABLE ENGINES
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.

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INSURANCE.
Evansville Insurance Go

saa3sE Wgss
CAPIrAL...............$1,0 100000
PAID UP CAPIrAL.~.......--....... 100000
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FIRE. MARINE, & FLAT BOAT RISK
Taken at fair rates. M
He. WHEELER, President.
JAMES III. CUTLER, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Ghsr hoS Xisas f2R e. 1 RBssi 5E'
Gillison Maghee, William Brown,
Robert Barnes, DR.. r. w. Sawyer
DIR. M. j. Bray. i551s9 tt# HaE s9i
@. p. Parsons, Business Agent, who W il
also attend to Life and Accident Insurance
8 ONCE. corner of Main and First Streets.
in First National Bank Building. apl8-6m
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TOBACCO SCREWS, &C., Sc,
Iron and Brass Castings Of Every

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-10
North Carolina News.

The Wilmington fnks arc manufacturing rail-
road csrs-a wise policy-instead OF sending oapi-
tai from home.
Washington Lewis, who attempted to escape
from tho Wilmington police by jumping into the
Capo Fear, was drowned, and the jury broughtin
q verdict of served him right.
Near Keansville they have stalks OF cotton
measuring thirty-six inches, on which there are
one hundred and thirty-six well developed bol!s
Franklin county farmers expect to make big
crops.
Captain r. F. Fughum, Of Goldsboro', it is
desa IN & nes
boards marked thus:
ooNFEDERATE so1D1ERl
Well done for Fughum.
Colonel Eddie, q very estimable officer, is soon
to assume control OF freedmen's affairs at Sails
bury.
Tho Mayor Of Charlotte is out in q card an
nouncing to freedmen and whites that he intends
to enforce vigorously the vagrant act.
THE CRoPs.-We learn from gentleman who
has just arrived from Simpson county, that too
much rain has played havoc with the crops in the
eastern part OF that county and in the western
part Of Duplin.
In the western part OF the State, on the other
hand, and especislly in Chatham, Guildford, Da-
wilson and Randolph, the lack of rain has almost
entirely ruined the prospect for good crop Of
wheat and corn.
The prospects in Cumberland, Bladen and Robe-
son are said to be gond. few weeks since it was
feared that drought would occur to blight and
destroy, but the copious showers which have
fallen were 80 refreshing I'D to give new impulse
to the luxuriant growth, and now it is thought
that the season will be propitous. We trust the
expectations Of the farmers may not DO disap-
pointed, especially as the prospects are so gloomy
in other sections. :.,
DEATH OF SEVERAL PERSONS FROM PoIsoN.-We
have received information from Il friend in regard
to a recent melancholy event, brought about by a
tendi-h and murder0us design. The facts Of the
case, as communicated by our informant, are to
the effeot that quite number of persons wore In
attendance at the marriage Of Dr. Marable in
Sampson County. during the week past, and that
on the day following tho majority Of those present
were taken sick, all alike, and that several have
since died.
The conclusion which has since been arrived at,
is that these results were produced by poison.
The number OF persons present at the marriage
(incuding the blacks OF the houaehold) is estima-
ted Mt forty -sevtn-forty three Of this number
were affected similarly.
The perpetrator Of the design has not as vet
been discovered, nor are there any certain proufs
as to tho administering Of the poison, but our in
formant who was just from the scene of suffering,
writes that he is fully persuaded that poison WAS
infused into the cooking. Wilmington paper.
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RICHMOND ToBAooo MANUFACTURERS BEFORE THE
WAR AND Now. In no branch OF business in this
city has the effect OF war been mo.e sadly felt
than in the manufacture Of tobacco. Before the
war our streets resounded with the cheerful song
Of the negroes, as with willing hands they ma
nipuiated this great staple Virginia in the fac
tories which lined every street Of our beautiful
city; but now the song 10 hushed the factories are
in ruins, many OF the former proprietors are iu
their graves, many ruined by the disastrous fire
Of the Sd OF April, and the negroes that once
worked 30 merrily, being thrown out Of work by
the destruction OF the factories, now spend their
time in idleness and quarreing. Those Of our
manufacturers that we're not totally ruined by the
war, with q spirit OF ent rprise which cannot be
too highly commended, Immediately set to work,
rebuilt their factories, and, with the means at
hand, recommeIc, d the manufacture OF tobacco.
Tho ffty--ix firms before the war yearly manu-.
factured one hundred and thirty 3pe thousand uo1es
Of tobacco, and employed about three thousand
negroes. The twenty-six now at work yearly
manufacture about Mirsy-thres thousand seuen
hundred and tJty boxes, aud employ abont fifteen
hundred negrues being one fourth Of the number
OF boxes manufactured before the war, yet at the
same time reqnir ng half the Dumoer Of
negroes to do one-fourth the amount Of work.
Richmond Wing
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TIE New 1onK HERALD CALLED TO ACCOUNT
It is reported that couple of gentlemen,
1tslians by birth, residing In this city, called
upon the junior e,iitor Of the Herald, few
days since, at his Office, and demanded either a
retrsction of the recent bsls upon italian charac
ter which have appeared in the editorial columns
OF that sheet, or such satisfaction as may be had
under the rules Of the code OF honor. u
The editor Ia stated to have refused to make the
dn1ende honorable, and declined the alternative
left him on the ground that he had not time to
fight every BODY who happened to have cause for D
quarrel through statements made in his paper.
At this his uuweloome visitors expressed some
Sardinian surprise Indeed, the reply to their nj
timatum seemed 30 prepostcrous that they at first
could hardly believe their senses; but ut length
they we're forced TO do 60 being rudsly ortered
to retire and look elsewhere for satisfaction in the
shape deared. Wher-u on the delegation with
drew, significant rtmsrking that the editor
would shear from them again"
This report has naturally given rise TO much
speculation as tn VIII At will result from the Scot
tfsh Italian imbrogli". Some think that the
forced apology will appear IL print, while others
hold that, for this occasion only, time will be
found for o hostile meeting in the vicinity OF the
old sorAtchlnx-P,le grounds. J hose who know
the determined character or the two gentlemen
who have untlertnk k-n tD see this matter through
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