The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-09

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gethor. The Scriptures tell us all
flesh u grass. The fields and farm.
hercabouts, certainly are. I have no
time 10 look after The affairs Of others.
One thing ! know an packing
weight enough; and when IN old
regular complains, you may infer
that the volunteers have their hands
nm not responsible for them,
however; they enlisted and embarked
uron q sea of trouble without con-
sulting with me, and should they
and make one grand failure,
] am in no wise accountable therefor.
Should yon NEE. u Frcecdmen's Blu
reau agent or anybody else who
wishes to drive an honest penny by
furnishing a few field hands to one
in distress, send him over; we GER
need assistance, and would not
scorn it from any source. Our cry is,
Is there no balm in Gilead is
there no physician near? If there is
one to be found, send him along
send us aid soon. We are packing
weight, emphatically.
"Help us, Cassius, or we sink"
/ once heard an anecdote told on
one of the earliest and most r~especta-
bic citizens of Davidson county, Ten
nessee, which is not irrelevant. He
was present on one occasion at a pro-
tracted Methodist meeting in which
there was much feeling evinced. The
old man was a Member of Congress
"a candidate for re-election-was
conducting an active campaign then,
and had ridden hard across the coun-
try to be present at the meeting, with
a view of seeing as many of his con-
stituents as possible. He was a man
of considerable wealth and influence,
and a personal friend Of the ofliciat-
ing minister, whose eye yas upon
him while he and congregation were
ut prayers. The minister prayed.
Attic same time, the old
man being overcome with heat and
fatigue, / suppose, sat nodding on
his seat. Directly he tilted a little
forward, and fell headfore-
most into the straw, amongst the
The minister, no doubt,
noticed the motion of his
lodding head, mistook it for a strug-
fling of the spirit, and when he saw
lin fall, in the exultation Of ceiling
ny he plead hastily with the Al
to come, and come quickly
md make his everlasting Jack Colo
lel - is down; the mind of the
minister, under excitement, reverting
,aek to the time, no doubt, when he
vas more familiar with Hoyle and
he game of seven-up than he was
with the Acts of the Apostles, caus-
ng him u~nconsciously to express
himself in the forcible language mem
His love for bis friend, too,
prompted him to give full vent to his
ceilings. | repeat, should you meet
With any n having hands to dispose
and who has the faculty of getting
work out Of them, send him quick,
md let him make his everlasting
Iack-a fair portion Of the crop-for
lis trouble, for we certainly are in
he vocatiye case-voco, yocari, vo-
are, vocatum-asking; and we hope
o find some one in the dative-do,
lare, dedi, ~datum-prepdred to give.
We're we of that class of men who
lelight in knowledge of the factthat
,ther persons are no better OF than
ourselves, We might easily be COM
Iorted by looking on either side Of
Us; but We are more inclined to pity
The sorrows of the unfortunate. And
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