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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20
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Tho Fenitn Congress continued 10
hc The excitement 10 New York NJ
last accounts. Over SIS hundred
delegates were present ul the session
VI Friday last, General Sweeney.
who has lately been dropped from
the United States army, wis the star
of the OCCASION Ills reception was
perfect ovation, aud his speech the
subject Of great applause. lie con-
tended that England was vulnerable
through Canada alone. The Rev.
Mr.. Curlcy, who opened the Con-
gress with prayer, spoke at some
length ON the cause of Ireland, and
denounced the scheme Of invading
Canada Us visionary and unjust.
The letters and dispatches from the
Irish executive to President O'Ma-
hony were read. They gave a flat
tcring picture of the state of the or
g%onization there, and appealed most
iorcibly to their brothers in this
country to assist them ut once.
After the reading of the documents
General Sweeney got mp to explain
his position in regard to certain pas
sages.
President O'Mahony replied, and
charged General Sweeney with not
being initiated into the Brotherhood,
though the Senate represented him
as an initiated member to him; that
same so-called Senate demanded that
John Mitchell should be initiated
though they made an exception in
favor of General Sweeney; though
he had every reliance on General
Swccney's honor and patriotism, still
he did not want any man TO belong
TO that organization who was not an
enrolled brother; nor would he re-
cognizc any such man as belongingtc
ii.
General Sweeney confessed that he
had never been initiated, bnt was q
Fcnian at heart and in spirit, and
had always identified himself with
the Irish cause.
Mr.. Killian, Secretary of the
Treasury, having charged the Senate
President, Roberts, with receiving a
bride to carry the vote of the Fcni-
ans Mt a recent election, and with
having failed 10 account for il to the
treasury, that gentleman is out in
the New York Nc'rs. lie pronounees
the statement an infamous falsehood,
both in conception and utterancc,
either in whole or in part; and says
he means to prosecute Killian in n
court Of Justice, for malicious libel,
not alone for the above, but for other
equally groundlcss falsehoods, rs soon
as he can trace them to their proper
paternity.
Patrick o'Rourke, being charged
By Killian with obtaining money be-
longing to the Brotherhood nnder
false prctcnscs, he is before the pub
lie also, and denounces the allegation
as utterly and slanderously false, and
and that Mr.. Killian knew il to be
so when made. The money alluded
to was obtained, he says, by him
through checks payable to his name
and order. The said checks he re-
ceived, and deposited the money,
which they covered by vote of the
Senate to the credit of the Fenian
rotherhOod.-.irdtdpehc.
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y. W. MAgRHAM.-liis modest
scrtisemcntmust not be overlook
\ by our readers. Mr.. Markham's
went among Us was soon after
bee was established, and he con-
1nes to contribute to the wants Of
community in his pleasing and
bal style. His store is happily
pplicd with what the countr,
eds their cheap prices, his suavii!
address, and the accommodation
his attendant clerks renders hi
brc n decided attraction. Call an,
him.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20

pow.LL& SIMrsoS.-From some
=crsight, We have failed to call Mt
&htion to the card of these worthy
Hd cnterprising gentlemen. Their
aock i unsurpassed by any In our
fillagc, and Is adopted to the wants
Of the county. All arti-
ics of ladies wear arc in abundance
pom their shelves, and gentlemen
= be supplied with the latest and
to their hearts content. w
our friends every succcss, and
liish our readers to aet The farl
dom and give Mr->rs. Powell
nr~nn a call
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iIowgttg W09b q lirsp -put
feder. afo especially referred 10 ihe
advertisement N lbi. house mi.
new firm Il meeeasnf n Nixon, Wmd
q Co.. and occupy The well known
mcrehantilc palace Of Speed ponoho,
q Strange. Not only !. this e.lah.
lishment one Of the prid@ aud inai
ornaments Of Memphis hut will com
pare hyowbly with the most impe-
rial south Of the Ohio The part
ncrs of this firm are gentlemen wide
" known, and We predict, for THEN
energy, taste, and knowledge Of bust
ness the largest patronage and most
abundant success.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20

WAR on THE RADIcAIs.-Iate
advices from Washington state that
Lane and Doolittlc will soon range
themselves on the Presidents side in
the Senate. The letter says:
II Is understood that Senator Doc
little, of Wisconsin, will open on the
Radicals soon after the re-assembling
of Congress. He j. nm eloquent
speaker, and a firm friend of the res
toration policy of the President.
Probably no man in either House oI
Congress is more intensely hated by
the stcvens-Snmncr clique than Mr.
Dooliulc. lie can well afford, how.
ever, to exchange the friendship q
that class for the host Of friends HI
has made on the right side.
I learn that Mr.. Lane, Of Kansas
will follow Mr.. Doolittlc in supper
of the came doctrines. After MI
the Distructionists are not 81 largcl,
in the majority in the Senate as the.
Karc in the House.
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Charleston is 10 have aeity railway,
and a company with a capital of
100000 has been chartered by the
Legislature for that purpose. They
promise to have everything complete
I'd in six months.
A minister at camp meeting said.
off hc iady with blnc hat, ri hair
and cross cve=, don't stop talking
she will I've pointed out To the CON
grrgation.
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all Is VANITY."-So said the
preacher and he wasn't much mis-
taken. In looking at the splendid
costumes Of the ladies, as We meet
them on the promenade or in the
fashionable assembly, our admira-
ton, in spite of Us, is coupled with a
wonder as to where all the money
comes from-for, beyond any ques-
ton, money must be at the bottom of
Il all. With many of the fair ones,
the anxiety to outshine queens
amounts to a perfect mania. But il
the husbands and fathers who fur
nish the money are satisfied, il is
clear that we have no right to be dis
satisfied. but We have in view a
case which puts in n sad light the
feminine mania for fine dresses and
costly jevelry. A certain jewellcr in
this city has a lad5E diamond sci
worth 5000. Amdne the many who
hung over and examined, and adj.
mired, and priced the set, was on,
lady who seemed to be PARTICULAR,
fascinated with II. She could scarce.
" ever tear herself away from II
The other day, after going and look
ing at il again, she called the jewelc
aside, and, stating That she wished Il
buy the set but had no money, oiferct
him a mortgage on her homestead
worth several times the preciou
baubles she was So crazy after. Tn
.jcwcler estimated the lady's infatua
ton properly and declined the ofei
"Commentis unnecessary ~.
Crescent.
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crnnrSs& GuSS.-Thesc gentle
men, successors of Watt G. Bradford,
In the foundry business, present no
ordinary induccment a trade to the
mblic, and We recommend those OF
on friends needing articles in their
lxe, to them n call. Houses Of
ikair kind arc Of incalculable advan-
10 to the whole country, and should
literally patronizcd. See their
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The Mobile Times gives the follow
ing account Of n terrible catastrophe,
said to have occurred in that city a
few days ago:
Almost hcart-rcnding casualty hap
pcncd on yesterday. Three bcauti-
ful young ladies, Twins, by the bye)
in attempting to cross Royal street
from fuckers drug store to Tit
combs literary depot, fell into one
of the numerous mud-holes which the
street Committee have provided in
the centre Of ROYAL street for the con-
vcnicncc of the Porcine family, and
suddenly disappeared. A Young and
chivalric cx-licutenant, Of the Mobile
Cadets, who was standing at Lazzo's
corner, recognizing the youngest Of
them as ono ofthe twelve to whom he
was engaged, rushed to their re-cue /;
but, before assistance could be pro-
cured, he, too, sunk for ever out Of
sight.
II is impossible to describe the OK
citcmcnt that followed. DIR. Tucker
rushed ont with a dark lantern, q
rope ladder and three quarts spirits
of IIart's Horn, when Capt. Tftcomb
came out frantically raising in the mir
the last edition of Macaria, which has
been known to work wonders in RS
toring people to a proper n Of the
moral duty and a due appreciation
Of the difficulties Of life.
But, alas! both failed to reach the
unfortunate victims Of municipal
recklessncssl
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20

\. r. Stewart, the dry goods mill
Iionairc in New York, among his
other possessions. owns both the st.
Nicholas and Metropolitan hotels
the snug sum Of $4,000 a year, a.
their rental, providing him with
pickct-money to buy cigars and pea
nuts.
The Mississippi High Court Of
Errors and Appeals convened in
jackson last Monday, Chief Justice
Handy, presiding, the lion. Wm. 1.
Harris, Of I0wndes, and lion. II. I.
Elicit, oi Claiborne, associates.
The French Government Is r.
ported ia have a largr sim Of MONEY
in Washington City ftr lobbying
purposes connected with Mexican af
iaifs. The members of the ihiri
House are snniiing the expeclanI
polls already anil making granici
Arrangement. Than tvrr lcf.r
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20

-BEscHER q ScHULTz.-We call
the attention of our friends visiting
H1mphis, to the claims of this firm.
Ikir assortment of hardware is not
passed by any similar establish
MT in the Bluff City, and the po-
II partners and clerks of this house
vin impress all who visit them that
ii the right place to trade, and that
NJ more substantial and cheaper ar
ticlcs can be obtained elsewhere.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20

TuE MURDERED MES.-Wc learn
from the Appeal that the two men
vlb were murdered near this place a
l6w days since, were from Memphis,
and were travelling on business in
this section at the time of the fatal
oQcurrcncc. Their names were Adam
Sthuss and David Stenauer. No
tracc of the perpetrators of this hor-
rible crime has been discovered.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20


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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20

JOINS & VAuGHAN.-Thcse well
known gentlemen have established a
6rzt class wholesale and retail Com
Mission House at Batesville. All
tlat is necessary to satisfy aperson
ofthcir ability to give general salts
fhction to their customers, is to read
their new advertisement and give
them o trial.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20

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hlF m VIZ htm tausa ai iHh fiusu
40 HlHt three mile HaaihWsst n Peach
fTeh rafioHtsa fnniisihg ~ part ~ eofn, ~.
itt d hne Rot II lftsl fu'iun Wud, eight tiHt
aHi pound " pdfk, 4 hHt TOT N siafk bog
Ime fefHiy head " hnp rattle, including lpp
one " ossn. mules, 4 fine mars and colt iHa
wilpnl end 4 lttRH lqi II planlailun l1ula, ID.
Guiding e Htt VI hlafkHmlth fepis Sale "
tpmmfuto nj n ocloas FERNS eash on de.
livery I u lRBi,
iaull.li Guardian
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20

J ". kisslff, Proprietor = - hlstogK,
Editor Lrr paslfi, General Agent Devoted
10 the Interests ~ lbe city Stale, aud Nation.
unlcii paper u The tiiy Of vlcks bufg 10.
liable Cotton md Gold quotations i]usineai
Directory, TOR the benefit Of advertisers.
TrRu subscriptions, pet yeaf, $40 pes
month, ~ invariably In adyanre, Adferiise.
mrut4 Inserted on reasonable trfma.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20

STANTON x MooRE.-It is only
rleocssary to state that the above
lamed firm is doing business at the
old stand, 800 Front street, Mem
lkis. Everybody knows that this is
a. Of the oldest and most reliable
Ziins in Memphis.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20

IIauftv \ wntdtft thr firm
. splendid drug store At bates
They Gre too we'll and fyof
! known 10 need any recommend
b. NJ onr hands. SIZE their adyG
inpul,
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b. sfvefIea aad wHEeilsmtles
|ii afford Them much plramte 10
pmmmlntc ymt
iaHfiy Wm0nt lbis firm
. splendid drug store II hates
Tiny are too well and ftyof
known 10 need any recommend
b. NJ our hands. sce their adycr.
{ineDi.
bnAEE " Co-fhcse gentlemen
M manufacturer Of Che most fash
humble clothing, and whenever you
hive occasion 70 purchase something
extra-a wedding outfit, for instance,
ihey are waiting at 277 Main street,
@ accommodate you.
FARMER a RASDoLrM-Evcry-
loly In Pamela and vicinity ought
70 know by this time that Farmer Il
nandolph's Is the place TO buy gro
ctrics and almost everything else,
ck<pp for cash. De certain TO read
Advertisement and give them a call.
FRANCISCO & WIGG1S.-This
Southcrn hat house can be found az
300 Main street, Memphis, where
you will also find every variety of.
hats, caps and iurs. Read advertise
ment, call and see, and YOU will
buy.
SrASToN 4 MooRE.-It is only
sleoessary to state that the above
named firm is doing business at the
old stand, 332 Front street, Mem
lkis. Everybody knows that this is
81 of the oldest and most reliable
n7ins in Memphis.
JOINS & VAuGHAN.-Thesc well
k1own gentlemen have established a
6rrt class wholesale and retail Com
MISSION House at Batesville. All
that il necessary to satisfy aperson
ofthcir ability to give general salts
faction to their customers, is to read
their new advertisement and give
them q trial.
TnE MURDERED MES.-Wc learn
from the Appeal that the two men
VIC were murdered near this place a
nw days since, were from Memphis,
and were travelling on business in
.A
this section ut the time of the fatal
o~ocurrcncc. Their names were Adam
Slnuss and David Stenauer. No
trucc of the perpetrators of this hor-
rible crime has been discovered.
-BEscHER q ScHULTZ.-We call
the attention Of our friends visiting
H1mphis, to the claims of this firm.
J1Eir assortment of hardware is not
passed BY any similar establish
mi in the Bluff City, and the po-
~ partners and clerks of this house
VII impress all who visit them that
- the right place to trade, and that
n. more substantial and cheaper ar
ticles can be obtained elsewhere.
crnniSs& GuSS.-Thcsc gentle
men, successors of Watt G. Bradford,
in The foundry business, present no
ordinary induccment a trade to the
nblic, and We recommend those of
81 friends needing articles in their
Ne, to givcthem n call. Houses of
ikRir kind are Of incalculable advan-
70 to the whole country, and should
literally patronizcd. See their
I'll.
j. ". MARKHAM.-His modest
kcrtisemcntmust not be overlook
by our readers. Mr.. Markham's
sent among us was soon after
bee wa established, and he con-
1nes to contribute to the wants OF
community in his pleasing and
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20

.BLynY, iigonf y ~ finH
tleraen hoid Forth ~ W. 90
nj slreti, Memptis n yu wisb
b. groceries and a#GefisHatIe
IN afford them much plasutt 10
~pnmwlnte ymi.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20

bnAgE " C0-fheso gentlemen
manufacturer Of the most fish
Ionnblc clothing, and whenever you
hase occasion 70 purchase something
extra-a wedding outfit, for instance,
ihey are waiting at 27T Main street,
% accommodate sou.
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FRANCISCO q WTo0rS.-This
Southern hat house can be found AZ
300 Main street, Memphis, where
you will also find every variety of
hats, caps and iurs. Read advertise
ment, call and see, and YOU will
huy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20

t IT. ttTt5 Cn,
AZ RalIi0ga Store, Pamela, Mississippi.
DIR GOODS.
ttHHtea. wef4 $50 ttuta
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tSp prEtfWtHt
op fst .f ttafd .ad .I .Ita 4cua So Bt
rr#.Ir fGutN .nt
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- paesla vlmab uiaf az r.
III I, mett II a. raha iiaf
Jaaeis, ~ wiy ttt lpth day
mfnth
he Indictment tNafHf prevented
lA.t metilng n
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FARMER 4 RASDoLfIL- Every
luly In Pamela and vicinity ought
70 know by this time that Farmer Il
nandolph's Is the place TO buy gro
cerics and almost everything else,
okepp for cash. De certain to read
Advertisement and give them a call.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09

n,y- BATCHELoR'S HAIR DYE-THE ORIGINAL
nd best in the world Tho only true and perfect HAIR
DYE. Harmless Reliable and instantaneous Produces
Immediately ppendid Black or natural Brown, with
out inuring the hair skin. Remedies tho Ill effects
bad dyes Sold by all Druggists The gcnuino is signed
WILLIAM A. EATCHELOR. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF AIILLEFLEURS.
For restoring and Identifying the Hair.
CHARLES DATCHELOR, New York
Au,1,st IL lyr
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to assist should their services be in reqnistion TO
rob and tear down. Should the bank pc IGuoou
at such time, such fact frees the P w.
Of it from al Obligations to redeem their stu. aeG to
standing bills, unless they should be pieastgu 20
redeem them 1t is believed that mosS Ca S ore
who engage in banking in this part OF emma & a[o
honorable, enough to do their utmost W osS -
their bills should they honestly ian os ,oI tIo,,
much money in the business as to deterlnlne ,neni
TO close their banks. Such persons usually nave
two words written in large characters poster up
on conspicuous part of the premises, which lntl-
mate that they will thereafter pay" or redeem
their bills on presentation. inls lis h"ra tber
bills will present them without delay for redemp.
ton. 1t also implies that they are deslrous OF
closing up their business, and that they do not at
present propose to issue any more bills OF their
own.
Some bankers, when they find that there is dan
ger that they will be 'run" If they have reason to
fear tho result, adopt the precaution of publishing
that they will thereafter pay" After this pre-
caution, cutting or running OF the bank Is per-
mitted, according to custom. Sometimes, after a
running of the bank has commenced, the bankers
manage to send confdant to come to an under
standing with mandarin, who Immediately sends
his underlings to close the doors, and post large
and long strips of paper on them in one or Two
places, in the form Of the letter ". These strips
have, among other characters, the name OF title
of the mandarin who orders them to be pastedu up
The bank is regarded as sealed up by tins process
and no running is allowed. After having them
officially sealed up they proceed to settle their
accounts more at their leisure than they other:
wise might have been obliged to do. 1t IS hnteo
that the mandarin who assists them in the man
ner above mentioned is always willing, Tor con-
sideration, to lend him his influence Cutting q
bank is considered disgracefu and therefore very
undesirable by respectable bankers: Not untre'
quently several bankers agree to help each othcr
with. money in case they are run.
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@ITCHl ITCH ITCH! SCRATCH
sCRATCHi SCRATCH l-wHEATONS OINTMENT
WILL CURE THE ITCH IN FoRTY-E1GHT HOURS.
Also cures SALT RHEUAI, ULCERS, cHILBLAINs, and
all ERUPTIoNs OF THE SKIN. Price so cents. For
salo by oil Druggists By sending GO cents to WEEKS
& POTTER, Sole Agents. No. ITO Washington-street'
Boston, Mass 1t will be forwarded by mail, free OF post
age, to any part Of the United States.
November brno
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DRY AND FANCY GOODS.
DLANKETS WHITE AND GREY
ID Travelling Rugs
Shawls
Nubias, Hoods Comforts
Bamoral Skirts
Prints American and Erslisl.
Merinoes Purpe-Blue
Brown and Magenta
French Deaines
Mohar Goods Mpacas
Do Beges, Fannels
White and eolored Rob Ro:s
Fancy and colored Long Cloth
Canton Flannel, Bird Eye Diaper
Crash Huckaback and c0ored IowehnFs
Hosiery
Gloves Socks Handkerchief'
Crayats. Ties Scaris
Shirts Linen and Meri1o
Travelling Shirts
Collsrs Linen and Paper
CuOs Ribbcns, RnrhcS
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