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, 1866-03-24

Another KcautlEul Cent We shall
meet him BY and by" neS tong and chorus, by c.
7. Lockwood.
4Desrest one thou aft remembered.
Friends, friends al home etu pray for thee'
An e1quit1te zouS, full OF deep aud ierurt feeling
Public hcd bf ]. n,nry Whattcmore, Detroit. and
for sale In Chicago by Lyon l. HealJ. Price 50
cErta, ok5q
, 1866-03-24
A. II. MILLER 4 CA Specially In

Sometimes your faend comes back from foreign
parts with bijou Of wateh, which be tells 7ou
was made fos him abroad. 1t bears his initials. OF
coal Of ztnt, or portEast, or 1ome rem Of lsnd.
Eeape thai caught his tency, and for which hs tusl
Eou.ht peEpetuktiou at the hands OF the eki1 !u
SH1zs- Iou admire his pocket treasure, aud n,ske
mental reservation asainst the time OF You, opn
going abroad. Whit has before this been be,,eyed
only accessible BY personal visit has been brought
home to us in Chicago by the A1auee,uents Of a
leading Chicago hsm with the foreign artincers.
We hase before alluded TO the same fact in rE{cr.
ences 70 Other departments Of their ttadc. Wewefe
re1ntnded or It atresh by haf IN hour passed veg
u watche. Al A. a. Mil1er 4 Co.'S establishment
On the eorsr Of Randolph md Clark st1ccss. Thsse
Natchet are Erom the wor1d-famous usrutactory Of
Pa!ek Philippe l. To-, Geneva, uEd deserve this
reference IRON The s1quitlten,se Of their
InsFh ,he f.s9 ano .r nesasn' and especially from
chicago house, A. tole agents for the makers, are
1aEfnC Orders tor thesc WATCHES bear auy etye or
Alno VI oInxnentation In engraving, enamel or crma
toA, may ee desired hy the purchaser. Airad sew.
etal otdTs OF tbs kind have been sent abroad by
e1tt portrait In enamel that viii be readily reco
ntaAoae, on III return. among our best epcietT.
1nese WATCHES IRE Of a1l styles simple md con]eT
chronosne'ef4 with the sefw1pdine and ecikeeii,nr
oeS1cr. OF with the key as may b dealred. TheY
cnme trum the most lannon's makc1 IN the world m.
der whose roof every part Ii brought from the rnw
material into the combination Of rare pttfectinn
And with each which there roet to each puschaser
Wits Ru1f1nsy OF the Eenulnenesa and quality Of
the article. ny. Miller deserves high credit iof the
neehonS. making hls beautiful store In eaect lie
direct agency for scne OF the mo.t cunning Of he
Gn!tsmen Of th@ old Notld in all branches Of his
tIade. ~ 49,
, 1866-03-24

Aflantic Whtte Lead aud Lin%ced on
Co., oY New York, manutactu1cTs Of Pure White
Lead, Red Lead, Lfthascc, Glass Makers Red Lead,
&c.
Also, Iinaeed on, Raw, Boiled md Refined. For
ROBERT COLGATE 4 CO., General Agents, 3H
Pearl street, New York. oct41969:G7t4teM-H&a
, 1866-03-24

TME Posi- OFFICE RoHh1nY.-Charles E, Mou)d.
the youns man who was mentioned in yesterday|s
TRIBUNE ~ having stolen ettets containing money,
the property ol Mesfrz. Fuller, Fin:h & Fuller,
was examined before limited Etates Com1nisEiopef
Noyne J4tHday forenoon, aud held oTer in The
Fun OF coo for trial at The next term OF the Unit
Cd States District Court The Frisouer'e f.fher is
an old and hsChlyxespec.ed c1tizen and Ia lsrcelv
Fympathxed with BY those who nre aware OF his
deep Afnction.
, 1866-03-24

PERsosA1--charles Mccabe, the popular West
czn Ticket Agent of The Great Wesle.u {canada)
Railroad. Is etcppfnE ut the fremont House He
II On his way bone after lengthy tour throughout
The Northwest On business CONNECTED with the
road winch be 60 ably represents.
!. u. lneefso1: Eea- psesed through this city
yesterday from Washington where be has epent
lhc last fire year, on his way to Musc4tIue 10 ikGa
htt place n editor md proprietor Of lhe Daily
, 1866-03-24

THE NoR1u StoI RARE CAsE.-Joscph Wagner.
who wse arrested few days ago On the charge Of
hating, on the evening Of Saturday ja>t outraged
the petton or little gir4 named K4te Gne,ny, and
Whote examination vus continued, W1s again
brought Up yesterday afternoon. by the advice Of
hts couu=el, Nj. Van Bprcn. Warner waived an e..
nIa1chtop. md was required 10 furnish ba1l IN the
sum Of $l.om sor his appearance before the Re-
cOfdcrx Cpult
, 1866-03-24

lHE 6AH0A1A HGAUuA NIV34104&4-1t las
been the Gaze m former times that the expression
in our caption applied 70 The agency Of some par
tcular society. But In this city ii stands psooi
Of several ruAttet pertaining 10 e1clusisely iudl-
y7dua entspsise One Of the*c il the fart .hat the
erppsy Of the .aultfar1out demaudx or the sabbath
School, enesRettcaliy followed out. Is In iseclf
Socsaoo IND gtvta MT to extensive business ope-
rstiona. The euccesa Of Tomlinsep Drothert dem
onssrauas this Fer several ycan p.at 1hrY baye
been building up business psrcieely u th1s chsr,
acses, and It has grown upon tber hands t.rb - :,
ron IN their eloRant new store ID FoTtlsnd E,oet, I
No. 10S Dearborn saEtct. they arc hetter nncne,. :.
than ever before to give hatitfsctIon r. thsi III
patFona. uJ or county, al the nate.,a} rra liz
fag he1pa 70 the Ssbnath School WorE- AZ nnh-
lsbeae 3ney hAve already put into the trade kn,n.
Mzhly Gedftabie addtfisn% 10 this depss1 mrnI ~
book 1.sne* Representing no parucuial socte:s of
ponlkAuo1, ther Present The beet tssues from All nj
source American and Foreign, R1thA yxst ysr,rtx
of books tos tbe Little folks m the bone and mr.:
-. IneN pse*ent stock II IN abnpdsnt f,roof ~
how TIC pnfsnat o. FEcc,as bcget4 snccss, 10 h.
reached IN no othss .ny. Their et4anecmenta vi,h n
the trade arc Anca lhat there IL no beiier son@r4
west q New York tor The enpplles nsescd ~ IL
Church The sAbhaia school, and the Cnr{stisn
hreA1de In that znulufsrions ras1<t7 Of wsnas t.i
have come 10 he chased nnder theif denartrornt ri
tfadt.
, 1866-03-24

FOR SALE-At CAIRO, III. Great
L. bargain. a building. situated on Ihs ohlo leree.
Illinois Central depot buiidfn. Is By 50 feet with
n,ents sbove the for dwelling. Aiso good nd
cissrn stanls and sazTiaze to1.e. am pow doing !
building with or without Tho atoek. With Iexse of
gIo11d ior thrse year. rom July 1s6S Possession
11S7, Cairo, III. ds3
, 1866-03-24

Go to the Be*f-t:o to Nryant d Stras-
tone Chicago Commercial College to ret thor
ouch. practical bustnes. edEeauon or 10 become
good Telegraph Operator. Address tog clrr1larr
EHI&xI a aiR A1Ius. CnitnrA Ill
, 1866-03-24

4&<kUQkat&
pERSONAL-W derful!
Il Strange mo humbug!n The greatest Astrolo-
ger of tho age has Just nry Cd from Egypt and Intends
ses* es great secret discovered In that country by
which he can dttclose knowledge OF the faturs to
eyes aud hall. nnd possibis enclose photograph. Ad
dsess. e cIosinE s0ccots and stamp. Box 871, Chi
Ctgo, Ill. QL35ip
, 1866-03-24
FROM LEXINGTON.

Go TO our friend n. r, rfeFFlltss for
kerosencs oils, lamps. lantefns chandeliers Class-
Nate, de-, Il and q Randofph street l5Gj
, 1866-03-24
Ql)ilaqu Gribune.
THECITY.

TIE SUNDAY SCHOOL CoNckHT RxukARaAI will
occur at smith Ntxon's Hall this afternoon nj two
O'Clock. All who expect to tzke part in the con
cest must be present pnDctuay today, with their
tickrtr, In order to gam admission.
, 1866-03-24

70 BIZ eIper tho st1eat OF Freftx md the recovery
q ts&O OF the stoiu money and fhe wHeh. Ths
p1hoo1 W9 captured At No. 311 Was& Twelfth
Q3me toEhy
, 1866-03-24

fERsoEAL-nr. r. dexter, for rome months ab-
scnt from Chicago on aeeount Of fillhcalh returned
I" thlt city u few dkys ago, end has resumed the
Esnctiee Of hs profession at hte former Office, No.
155 Clafk etreet. HEs former patients viii r. ls
10 bear u he return; the DOCTOR enjoys hicG r.
pntat'on In thie city, elsewhere, iol his medical
and eufr1e1l skill. A
, 1866-03-24

Foote Denies-Whlskey Fraud.-Fep.
Ian EnyoT-Positton Of the Pope on
FenfanfAm-The Whereabouts Of 3te.
plicns-FoolinE the PolIce-Sandcrs,
CredfforH-lntcrvieSy Between Hiram
Fuller aud dNapo1con-Dcath III or a well.
known Citizen.
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Godey's Lady's Book.

1866. 1866. 1866. 1866.
Literature, fine arts, and fashions.
Edited by Mrs. s. ]. Hale and l. A.
Cooley.
TgRNs:-0ne copy one year. 80;
two copies one year, $3.50; three
copies one year, $3.50; four copies
one year, $40. Five copies one
year, and an extra copy TO the person
getting up the club, making six copies
sl4. Eight copies n year, and an
extra copy to the person getting up
the club, making nine copies s2l.
Eleven copies one year, aud an extra
copy to person getting up club, maxi
ing twelve copies $3.50. All add
tions 10 clubs at club rates. Godey's
Lady's Book and Arthur's Home
Magazine will be sent each one year
on receipt Of $3.50. We have no
club with any other magazine or news
paper.
The above terms cannot De deyiat
ed from, no matter how many copies
are ordered. The money must all be
sent at one time for any Of the clubs.
Treasury notes and notes Of all sol
vent banks taken at par. We can
always supply back numbers for the
year. as the work is electrotyped.
Club subscribers will be sent TO any
postoFc &c where the subscriber may
reside. Subscriptions may commence
With any month in the year. W.
will send a specimen on receipt Of %
cents. In RENTING BY mail, a Post
Office Order or Draft, payable to th
order Of L. A. Cooley. is preferable
to bank notes, as. should the order OF
draft be lost or stolen, IL can be re.
ncwed without loss to the sender. II
a draft or Post Office order cannot b,
procured, send treasury or bsnI
notes; bat let it be . matter know
only to yourself; the fewer you lrf
into the secret, the more ~certaint,
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hand. De careful and pay the pos,
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Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
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shieh appears IN its columns Will be-
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character, Zee from u single anen
sivo word, and ffam any religious NJ
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fl htiil hes iHia fiHtis
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faalW uaaniy. val mteHl dtHb,
haze resulted
4 Tennessee esehaaes saya. ~.
Mold has been heard II ma II ths
State Nolssly wishes H. hmf II him
inh'
The hitter n s'ereiafy Wellm IA
SENATOR Dplinie begins thus I eof
daily appfovo the movement which
has been instituted 10 sustain ihe NJ
mInIslfaiion IN maintaining mtfoktn
the Union II The States. I recognize
IN The call which YOU have sent me
The principles and views with which
The administration has been governed.
Important changes have taken
places In the Cabinet during The past
week, Postmaster General Dennison
has resigned, aud 4 succeeded by Hon.
Alexander Randall Attorney Gen.
cral Speed has also resigned, and, II |,
stated, will be succeeded by JudR,
Stanberry, of Ohio,
Portland Maine, was swept by 4
terrible FIRE on the ith inst. Ncarl,
one half Of the city was laid II
ashes. Two thousand families wcr,
housclcss. All the newspaper offices
the postoficc, custom-housc, eight
churches, four hotels, and the princi.
pal business houses in the city wer,
burned. The loss Is estimated a
over ten millions. Next to Boston
Portland was the most thriving coas
city east of New York.
: The Austrian, Prussian, and Ital
/, ian officers are all TO be stripped O
any outward mark that would poin
them out as officers, and, consequent
: ly, a mark for the enemy. A yer.
: wise proceeding.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

LSttsa q aimiaianlioa having been gFaat
Il 10 the undersigned on the estate q n D.
Keith, decreased. By the Probate court q
Pamela county, a The September term, lssl,
thereof therefore III psrssas having claim.
- lust aid estate viii present thsp uithlp shs
lire p~ssTfhsd y iav. o. tasv IN = ksssss
barred. O. " DfkR
fs111 A1kis1ts<f
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Cooley, for August, is on our table,
and as usual, is filled with a fine Sc
lection of reading matter, and en-
cravings, Jc-ru-sa-lem! you just
ought to see 'em.
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GRocERIEs.-Our accommodating
friend Mathews has just received a
large supply Of fresh groceries, and is
ready to furnish anything in his line.
He has also on hand "something
else" with or without ice, and gets
'em up in the best style.
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Al. spiritual circle" the other
evening, a vinegar-faced lady asked
as the spirito of my husband present."
when an answer came, "he IS" She
asked, "John, are you happy without
me?" Every happy" "Wh.re are
you, Johnw ain h-l." II is
further related that the vinegary lady
threw n lamp at the mediums head,
which had the effect of solving the
problem OF squaring the circle.
A Paris letter-writer says; "The
Prince Imperial has asked his father
to allow him to learn the art Of
printing. A miniature press has ac-
cordingly been set up in his apart
ments, and NJ. Forester, son of the
well known printer of Montauban,
has undertaken TO initiate the child
into the mysteries Of his craft. 1t is
to be hoped the future ruler Of France
will likewise imbibc an early appre-
citation of the advantages of a free
press"
A most singular reason is given
for the postponement Of the pro-
iected marriage between Taglioni,
the renowned ddnscusc, and the
Prince Windischgratz. The Prince
could not get the permission Of the
legal authorities to change his title Of
Prince to that of Baron. The Min
lister of Justice decided that the chill
dren who might be born Of the mar
riage would unjustly lose their rights,
and therefore rejected the petition Of
the Prince. But why must a Prince
become n Baron to render himself fl
to marry a danseusc!
The scheme Of setting up Mexico
as a restraint upon the United State
is not a new idea with Louis Napo-
leon. In the recent published diary
Of the Right Hon. VIM. Windham
who was Secretary Of War for thu
colonies Of Great Britain, early il
the present century, We find in thu
original French q letter from Gen
Dumoriez addressed to Mr.. Wind
ham, advising that minister to recon.
mend the seizure by England o
Mexico, and the erection there Of
kingdom to be put under the gov.
ernment Of European prince. Thi
was in 1906.
A Louisville dispatch Of the i2tl
saws: Charles s. Woodruff, formerl,
a merchant at Grenada, Miss, wa
arrested by Geographic order Of Gen
Thomas on the charge Of participa
ton in the assassination OF Lieut.
Blanding at that place last April
Woodruff desires an examination
and will be sent to Grenada for tina
purpose.
A good deal Of ridiculc has beef
cast upon the appearance Of tn
Prussian navy, which has now ven
tured out to yea. The sailors are wei
enough in their way, but dirty, II
said. The officers are not up TO III
work, either, and do not take to il.
"Rose, my DEAR" said a mother |
. her daughter, "if you are - stiff an
reserved, YOU will never get a bu'
J band.p aMa," retorted the youn
I lady, "unless the poets tell fibs,
3 primrose Is not without attractions.
One Of the miseries Of human II
Is going 10 dine with your friend O
the strength Of a general Invitation
|, and finding, by the countenance
!. his wife, that you had much bett'
have waited for a particular one.
n The man who imagined hlmss
wise because he detected some typ
gahpioal errors 10 a newspaper, b
9 gone east y get a perpendicular vie
:, Of the rainbow
. seIfIove i the safest Of all iov,
r for nest people can indulge in
without far n rival.
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Every other place in the State al
most, can have a tournament, a bar
bccuc, a this, that and luther thing,
except Pamela, she sets round these
hot days and never gets up till nine
in the morning, waiting for somebody
else to do something--eacb one ask
ing why some one don't do this OF
that, as they rccline in the shade at
their ease. There's just one thing
that would make us think something
was going to happen-the world come
to an end, for instance, and that
would be TO catch one of these gent
out of the shade, or some other coo
spot where inactivity reigns supreme
Those who have the time, and know
how to get up good things, are to-
lazy to do it, and those who have Il
work regularly can't do it, SO on
town is left blank on the list of en-
tertainments as well as enterprise.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas. At The Mar term, 1853, Of the Pro.
hte ec.ss - ps-ris ccr-sy. irs,r- y sfminI
i~.srasioa On the state " John D ssundsrs. De.
esasei vsrs grated he undersigned. nos
therefore al persons hsyinr claims agninst aid
estate. are hereby notified n hare hen Pro.
hAsaf and fszisfarsd sersrlilnx % Aw " ths4
sfn b forsssf hrrsf
savFoHD wILB0uN
is1f A~fsiat~rt-
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Our young friend, Mr.. Branch
Hart, has our sincere thanks for a
hrge basket Of nice peaches, and a
gcodly quantity Of fine tomatoes.
Such presents are always very highly
appreciated by us.
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SERESADE TO GEN. L. KIRBY
SNITH.-Gen. Smith, who has been
expected here for several days, ar
rived from Louisville on Saturday
evening, and is the guest Of General
VIM. Preston. About 0 o'clock on
the evening mentioned, several gen.
tlemen procured Saxton's band and
proceeded to the Residence Of Gen.
Preston to extend the compliment Of
a serenade to General Smith. II was
rumored that he had arrived, and
the music rapidly collected about Eve
hundred persons. Arriving in the
yard in front Of the house, a great
many ladies were already found to be
there. The band struck up the i'm
mortal Dixie" and played Il with
great spirit. Three cheers were Civ
en- to the General, when he stepped
out among the crowd, thanking them
for the compliment, but declined &c
speak at any length saying Their,
was a time when he might have
spoken with more freedom, and as
suring his auditors that his hear
still warmly beat in recollection O
the kindness he had ever been showr
in this city. While the band playet
another air, he mingled in the crowd
chatting with many old friends b,
CHANGED to recognize. General Pres
ton invited all into the house, wher'
the music was continued, and eacl
separately introduced to Genera
Smith. Ky Gasdts.
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ANOTHER GARRIsoN.-Grenad
was made the recipient, last week, Of
eighty things in blue to act as minis
tering augels(s) and watch over its
wayward(D course of action indefin-
itely. They belong to the regular
army, and were sent there, we I'M
derstand, to ferret out the perpetra-
tors of three murders which have oc-
Cured there since the surrender.
We would suggest that they send for
the N. Y. Heruld's correspondent
who accompanied Steadman and Full
lerton; he can help them more than
any one we know Of, and can tell
them lies till he gets them so they
won't know whether they are in
Mississippi or Massachusetts,. Don't
shoot this way! We are all peacable
and law-abiding citizens up here
It don't require anybody TO keep u:
straight; we havn't assassinated any.
body; we havn't whipped anybody
and If they'll just stay away from
here, we won't do it. Our freedmen
are doing well-much better than
they ever did when we had a garrison
so there is no existing necessity, and
We don't look for it again in Pamela
The last bureau officer we had wa
permitted to roam at large, and at
tended to the negroes, in full uniform
without being bothered with a guard
That speaks volumes in Panola''
favor, just by itself.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Panol. cosnsy. To
Agnes J. Young sad husband. James y. Young
and the children whose names arr unknovn u
Julia Thompson, decreased. You are hsfvby
cited 70 appear before the Probate Court u aid
county, Il the couri-house thereof on The lpsh
day q June. lses. 10 show eanss uhy the hasl
petition q William =. Harris pss,irr fsr sisis
toa lot Of gFvand in The ~ u Bsissvills Ia
nid county, aid petitioner By Samuel Y. cald-
we'll, nov deceased, IN The Lifetime Of deceased,
.hoald no, be granted. by order Of Coarf i<sued
The ais, day q MAJ, 1859.
jaass-4, VIZ. woorrES, ci.rt.
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A splendid tract Of land, known
as the Hobbs tract, situated fourteen
miles South Of Pamela, containing
one hundred and sixty acres, was sold
last week, at guardians sale, for the
sum Of $685.. From some cause or
other, better imagined than expressed,
land has declined vastly in the South.
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Several Southern journals suggest,
that II the Southern States are to be
represented at the Philadelphia Con-
vention, our representatives ~(so-call-
ed) in Congress are the proper one.
to do It. They are the latest, and
consequently the faircst opponents Of
public opinion.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

We are authorized TO announce the name OF
John II. Branch, who lost a leg at the siege OF
vicksburg while on duty with the Hudson bat
terry, as a candidate for Assessor Of Panola
county, at the ensuing election.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-21

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-21

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-21

D. F. Breckenridge, who lost a leg in front
Of Atlanta, has authorized us TO announce him
as candidate for Assessor at the ensuing cleo
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-21

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-21

We are authorized 10 announce the name OF
Green n. Watkins, ~ a candidate for Sheriff Of
panols county. Election In October neat
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