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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-11

a GRAND on SrRIKE.-The Buffalo
Erpress says: Probably the greatest
oil strike ever made, in point OF value,
has Just fallen to the fortune of the
West Virginia OIL and Land Company,
u number of the principal stockholders
in which belong to this city. 1t was
announced yesterday in the following
telegram from Samuel j. Holley, the
Superintendent, TO S. G. Austin, Esq:
aPARKERsBuRo, April 4th, 1888.
s4Struck oil In new well this morning, near
Devil Well, ON on Spring Ron. Pumped nifty
barrels, and are now pumping at the rate oil
NfTTTSTs II EIfiT.I. /
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-28
VINO VIII form The Convention

In some portions Of the conntr,
efforts have been made to prelude,
the minds of the people against III,
Philadelphia Convention by the stall,
charge that il will be controlled by 4
particular party, the slightest ground
for which we have been unable Il
discover in the call, or any document
originating with the authors thereof
The following extract from that old
reliable journal, the National kegi-
!gsnccr, addressed to a like insidiou.
class in Virginia, may not be without
interest. /.
The object Of the National Union
Convention to be held ut Philadel-
phia, Is expressed in the call for il.
There Is not n patriotic lover of
the Union and supporter of the Con-
s'itntion, North or South, whatever
may be his party associations, who
cannot consistently endorse tina, call
for a convention. II requires no
man TO cease to be a Wing, Demo.
erai, or a Republican. II presents
one single i.sue-thc only importan.
issue now before the country. IL
appeals to all men DESTROYS of a ms
toraiion of national unity, fraternity.
and harmony, 10 unite in a national
conference for that purpose.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-28

W. laAfn f# Raflfmsa VIZ
Vsls q t*tvm ltsi o. taasfai4
sas lafFflr ai'sadni atd dslsmte
Hefs fftehi ifgm ~ mHs ~ ii,
Stats The wTfnLem st4 flHf
%fsfsflttd sHh hafmmy aai pi.
HahalmllY n sentiment ssHti Il
fefs#1s NJ ssafmblage, fblah va.
epmfsaei # ibs mfH sallafHf mtn a
tas sflie. I've fllgslur b be- "A
We dtleFaifa appointed ~ me- ifbii
adsiphm Convention
s'ah N Lafg Yefgf Potter
llillysf fealhefsions Alternate.
%BalIeutine, Lamar
F,s hsra Henry ttstep.
Thomas PVnas Alternate toha
MaGaifh II 4 ward
Nfvad bisfrid Hiiley, NJ Ial.
liiehle, sykes n Aberdeen
Third Disifit Abfam Maf heb
John A. lHnford
loarh biariot 4 q Mayefa, n
Iaakln, n q llafds II Warren
fyM District simull, Cassidy.
~ franklin
Tho following resolution was
adopted
Ressirof, That this Convention.
approving the festoral o. p lioy NJ
President Johns N ~ %, oaal ~ the
radical policy ~ Congress, and hav.
ing been invited by q large number
Of distinguished citizens froin the
Northern and Western State. Oh the
Uniun 10 unite with Representatives
from al the other STATE. Of the
Union, IN y National Convention IN
be held nj PHILADELPHIA IN the ian
Of August next; this Convention ac.
opts that invitation, and will pro-
cevd "a the election Of four Senatorial
delegates from the State At large. and
Of two delegates from each Congre..
sional District, to represent the State
III Mississippi in The phiisd.IuLia
Convention.
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The Horse and Mule Disease.

a friend has handed us the follow
ing recipe Tor curing the disease pre-
vailing among mules and horses:
When the horse is affected with
the disease, hattie him all over with
hot brine. Saturatc the swollen or
ailectcd part well with spirits of tur-
Pcntine and coal oil, set il ON fire
with q match. Drrnch with strong
pepper tea, one quart add a table
spooniul of salt and a tea cup of
whisky. Give it three times. at in
,crvals of two hours. Omit the salt
after the first.
This treatment has been successful
IN seventeen cases, our friend inform.
Us. We learn the disease is spread.
ing, aud many valuable animals hav,
died with il in this vicinity, and II
bchooves our farmers to be on ,heiI
guard whilst this disease is prevalent
aud to be prepared with the mos
%eilectual remcdics that may be had
In the meantime, We will be please,
10 receive any information upon IN,
suffice, that may be of benefit to III,
community, aud trust that any on,
able to throw ligb, on the subicc
will do so without DELAY.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-28

an Is Is grass" sighed Sprie.
giles, after dinner the other day and
I - wrc ci,ci man Immediately add.
cd-"of all the grasses, give me a
grass widow"
My native city has treated m,
badly said a drunken yavabooJ
"but | love her still" "pmbahly !
replied a gentleman, cher aH i ali
YOU DO love-"
Make the hest Of everything. You
will thus avoid a thousand sour,,s =,
difficulty aud trouble, and yery s,on
YOU will find nothing to disturb your
peace or dctrac' from yoar enjoy.
ment.
Marry ing 10 love ma be a G,,l.
ing business
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Rust In cotton.

We are informed that tho rust in
cotton has broken out on several
plantations IN this county, causing
considerable damage to the growing
crop. Ii is supposed to be caused by
an insect, aud il any Of our friends
know a remedy, they will be bcne-
dtiins The community by leaving It
with us for publication.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-28


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fhr irnuarf representative bm be-
tIlI prnftH anIHst Ne tfIbR sppt ~
Nim m he hns nghne 10 NJ With tht
lm uu N numbers ~ taatrtss.
lnl le 700 further ptoiest against
lhr preamble b. II dya nm state the
truth inh.mnoh a. 10 aaserls that the
Legislature has adopted
.ho proposed amendment 10 The ton
iitUtion when III flci Il bus not been
by o quorum Of both House.
u The Legislature
The President ba. wrloncd h.
Maxwell formerly 4 Confederate
senator frum Florida
Nashville dispatches from high no.
hority statei That there was no quorum
when the Constitutional
amendment WIS ratified, and that
he presiding officer Of the House
Iad ~rcmptorily refused to certify
bat that resolution was passed by
be legi. alurc, there being no quo
nm present.
There were ten deaths from cholera
week IN Philadelphia.
The Great Eastern wa. expected to
rive NJ Hearts Content Yesterday.
Fifty removals were made NJ the
'ew York Custom House during
ut week.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-28

BAiLY SPRINGS, ALABANA.-Mr
W. Underwood, who has just returned
from a visit to these celebrated springs,
having left there on the 18th, informs
Il. that nearly every Southern St.
is represented there at present.
more socinble and p~leasanter party
could not be found, and that all are
improving and ENJOYING themselves
finely. Persons 90 there from all
parts who are afflicted with scrofnla,
crysipclas, dropsy, chronic diarrhea,
dyspepsia, BARRIERS itch, general de-
bility, or any disease of the skin or
blood; and the waters are working
miracles with them-scrofnla, par
ticularly, il has been wonderfully
successful in curing. The world-re-
nowned rock spring is still in exist
ence. The fare is as good as could
b wished anywhere-with fresh trout
caught daily for breakfast, chickens,
butter, eggs, vegetables, and every
thing in abundance, and better than
all, with Mrs. Ellis, whose friends
are legion, and who is known from
Mobile to Memphis as a housekeeper
par excellence. All those who de-
sire IN improvement in their health,
who can enjoy an unequalled social
circle, a game at whist, ten-pins, the
may dance, delightful drives, and
comfort unsurpassed anywhere, should
visit these f'r-famed springs.
Avalanche.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-28
sHERIFF'S SALE

~ virtue Of four wriis Of rsndshs szyerss
me directed, from the Circuit court q rs
eouniy. Mississippi three Of which are % -
I, ". ?. Harris as surviving partner, ssinp
,am n,.'rator Of W. ". Bysrs, deceased No.
! "estbrook, and one In favor of Astss
saekson \ Co.. W the same party. IA
Monday, the 9Th day Of August. ICED. ~
courthouse door Of said county. In The issss
fanola. between the hous prescribed hyks
proceed % sell for cash. TO he highest 49,
me following described real estate, dtusfzd |,
me village Of Batesville In said coaaiy, -
known and described on the pl., Of Al -
aid vrits. W 4 rfoYn
jyT-s, sk,df
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-28

A Kansas correspondent Of III,
Springfield Republican says that tn,
section Of the Pacific Railroad from.
Kansas City to Lawrence is a shan
aud a fraud upon the public aud tn,
Government. IL is not half built.
and upon so low a grade that ever,
rain sweeps oil its bridges and dis.
abIes It. II was evidently built I,
obtain the Government lands ostcn.
sibly to aid in It's construction, ntheI
han for public use aud convenience
n Il is continued in the same wa,
across the plains, Il will benefit onl,
the contractors, So far. there haI
been fearful cheating in this grca
national enterprise.
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Guardian's sale OF Valuable
Lands.

Pursuant 10 q decree Of the p.oha,.
Court Of Pamela county, State Of Nissisiupi
made At The July term. A D 1855 thereof "a.
undersigned. guardian Of Walter r vidIls,or
md Mary ' Middleton. minor helm If Tboms.
y Middleton, dsccased, will, on Mundar. N,
Eith day Of August neat on the pr,mi.,. 4,
aid deeedfnt, nine miles southeast, 81 P,nol,
ell aipublic auction TO the hiehss, bidder hs
.Nssn The hcurs prescribed By law. ali the ~.
owing lands situate, lying. and being IN IA
eeah,y. ahd known as the south half N ss.,,aa
~sn'y-eigh' Also, The slalhvs., an,,,s,
se,i'oa u. al IN township uIns. rsnrs i, \.
fanolh cunaiy. They will h soid n aae,
Aetons There sfe soms impFov mems ~
saea quarter and the land i Of hne oa.l,,.
ss.a l.nds viii be sold subject 10 Inc llsa ~,
syribed ~ statute ~" P'e-
lefmS oaethira e-sh sd TIE hs,ssef h an,
aaa .~o war with interest ftum ass AZ ~
81 pr CENT per snnun. Notes VITA ~
pevssa security vii he required fr dss.st,a
fsymeuts Join Y mimi rrnx
V' GuarAan
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-28

Happines. y less frequently found
in conspicuous than In humble stations.
When David said, "Oh, that | had
wings like a dove. for then would I
hy away and be At rest" he was king
Of Israel and Judea-not n shepherd
In Bethlehem
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-28


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sod nlH lH fYiaaiht FL lahaIf n
'ht States ~ hs sufi anI sfil ar
siih than " fyefy tHn IA fnHta
Ne Consultation ~ iht lhast iaf
ee dean 4 in'tel.Ht #ni m .blt
dangerous ~ co. end 10 ~ seuna
Niui Wo be represented in ihe m
promehfnp convention 10 l'hiad lpiia
Our condition v luwtfl and thf
xpefimrniH already mndo ~ have
The right 0l representation lnprled
~ ar sufficient b satisfy m ordinary
intelligence that every additional
efofi will result ~ further oppression
and modification
n g. TAYtan.
CAtyiS bnpnur.
On motion II Dr. Elli., the ma
report was received
Dr. Ellis then moved to ndopt The
m%aiority report, which motion wns
aud tborur n Captain y.
e. Taylor moved to adopt The mi
report a, n substitute for the
majority report on which motion Dr.
Ellis made on eloquent and able
.pccch IN defense Of the majority re-
'ori, &c which Captain y c. TAYLOR
in an able speech, defending
be minority.
Major L. 7. Cooper being called
lpon, took the stand and made some
appropriate remarks in defense Of the
majority report, setting forth some :
reasons why the Southern
in response 10 the call from ,
heir Northern friends should be rep
csented In the Philadelphia Conyen- q
ion. I
After Major Cooper had concluded, !,
Meek addressed the meeting
! support Of the minority report, in a
n appropriate aud able manner: TO a
.hlch Dr. Ellis made a short reply. II
I'D was replied to BY Capt. TAYLOR. y
The sense of the meeting then =
ing taken, the majority report sas "
by a very large majority. in
On motion Of Major Cooper, the
was authorized to furnish !"
e Pamela STAR with a copy Of the y.
weddings of this meeting for pub Ia
M
Colonies +. b. Irby and j. c. Bal eff
itine, and Major NJ. S. Ward were ~
pointed delegates to jackson.
The meeting then adjourned sine
:. a. l.. CRuNBEY, Chr'n. of
W. V. Pors, G.. r. WATKINS. su.
.rptari.s sol
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Public Meeting.

Al a meeting of the citizens of
Pamela county, held at the Court
House on Monday, July 90, in pur.
suance of a previous call, on motion
Of \. c. Taylor, Col. A. l.. Crumbey
was called to the chair aud W. V.
Potts and @. II. Watkins appointed
secretaries.
On motion Of Captain n. c. Tay-
Tor, a committee Of FIVE were APP
pointed to report resolutions EXPIRES
sivc Of the sense OF the meeting.
The following committee were APP
pointed; n. c. Taylor, G. Broome,
l.. 7. Cooper, c. d. Young, ]. d.
Strickland.
During the absence Of the commit.
Tee Captain Meek and several Other
gentlemen were called upon to adj.
dress the meeting, but all preferred
waiting for the report Of the com.
Eattce.
The committee not being able .,
agree, made a majority aud minorit,
report, the former by L. p. Cooper
and the latter by n. c. Taylor.
The following are the reports o
the committees;
MAJORITY REPORT
We, the undersigned, a majority /,
the committee, believing that Il i
the duty Of the Southern people d
sustain President johnson in hi
policy Of restoration, and 10 avail
ourselves Of every opportunity Il
1--WE aid. assistance, and strength d
The party North who are making |
terrible eiIort to overcome the part,
opposing the President and seeking
by every means 10 gel entire consFoI
II TIE ovv. snment In order 70 insur'
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NOTICE.

Iskss ap By the smhscriber, living kaf -
-es' o. PsnolA on 7iss Of Iune. : l<rfs
mars, n~'ased-aeed. aud right eye -
owner can rome forward prurs prup<rty. "
jy'4. - VT ''' ". n. srcktt
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of hI. M their writing d,e d,i ,L,r..
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on iIo boise. 6itlc.. ar mrlrm.
that. in opening the same or p.ip,
tac cYnt,ni. thereof the .,,prr. .L,ii
be- clcrtmlly A. stnycd anl tb,, n
dofult thereof such pmpre,nr ~ rro.
prictors shall forfeit the sum of Nm,
dollars.
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any person who shall offer mr. ,yr...c
Cor sale ans of the article. mentioned
in schedule { .L,li IA. do.n,,I a.,
manufacturer thereof and .nL,,., y,
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such method for fine cancel
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authority has been given Ia .mnrin,
he initial, and date uron .,,mn. ~
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imprint must be- distinct and lc,;hIc
II proprietary .tamp. ca.po, h. 50
fixed to the boxes. bottlc.. or mach.
ges that in opening the same. ar in
sing the contents thereof thry .bnlI
nd must be u~navoidably and elIec. :
mlly DESTROYED. they should Lo can. I
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and date. t
Cancellation by writing or imprint. !
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Collectors, assessors. ~insncctors anil |,
o,ner officers OF this bureau, arr
instructed 10 give this sub :
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4 - - s"o, :, persons using stamps,
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Amer thanking you for past patronage, w.,
would ask an examination Of the largest and
mot complete assortment, Of goods ever brought
10 this market, and bear IN mind that our
good. have just arrived per Express, fnom Phil.
adelphia and Cincinnati, and have been bourh,
with Cash, At the lowest prices, aud We a..srs
AZ mat ,hey shall have the full benefit Of any
decline tina, has taken place In goods Our
ladies department l. magnificent and our ors.
usmens department is complete. with N.
afEes, stock Of shoes In Psnola county. five
Gan ave you ten per cent we will do Il. n -
can oal! ave yOu Eve per cent, /, 4 an Item =.
NV; saa ,ssi s''srsf tha, we will sell you sny
gOods = low " yOu can get them IN js,,ssh.,
"A!i4N POWELL q SIMPSON.
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An persons Indebted 10 the sstSis n
sna J. r. Ward. deceased are hsrvhy 80
% cone forward aud make settlement
sfsi o. August. or their -ccornss vii = -
me hands Of an dfscer for coIleetior.
Nf-H tr r~irzoEPAIp
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''of Ncher. ~ the 10Th district the
apartment Of Internal Rrvcnuc. OF
" l'hihgt"l has forwarded o copy
q ~ ruling relative ~ The stamp
duty applicable 10 conditional rrc, pts
70" instruments rcicrhcd to were
W. ordinary receipts ~ iisc by The
Vow YORK central Railroad Com
lany' Troy nnd Boston Railroad
.omluny, Hudson River Railroad
'mlany, and Philadelphia, Albany
'nd lf"y me- As the ruling applies
10 al' receipts embracing stipulations,
.hc cuisines public should w. Oh their
guard IN issuing ar receiving this
las OF instruments without being
differently stamped
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
)rricr OF lNTErNAL RENrNrr. ! +.
Washington. April %, 1866.
SIR. Your letter of the 17,b ms,
.nd the two letters ot If U,nn :"
.ou and the several nm. If l,J;n,
herewith enclosed. have bccn ~
The h,ld;ny If mi. ,G..;
bat such inland ar domestic I'm ~
a. those indora,d hy yon ara
ach liable to a stamp du,y of Gyo
as agreements or contracts and
auy pJrtic,. companies or cornor,-
IONS are in the habit Of issuing or
ing them, or similar instruments,
- 1n'y Two cent stamp affixed,
'el 10 : without the knowledge or
'"'I'Ili 81 thc commissioner, and at
" TIN oi 3e'ng prosecuted for the
e"N',! o' Tue penalty which may
wv oe'n incurred WIN only a
'''' ''l"nP "'''Ne''' such bills OF
w arr So.u ana OF no account
'l''l the d'hclency Is supplied in the
amer prescribed 10y law. The col :
''o' anu yourself VIII take such
'P' Il, may De necessary to enforce
compliance with the law in this, as !
Us other respects. :
very respectfully,
ID. I. WHITMAN, :
Deputy Commissioner.
OF INLAND Bills OF La {
DING. '
T. 4. Rollins, Commissioner of
Internal Rerenue;
SIN; We, the undersigned agents
r ships sailing from the port off
ew York to the port OF San Fran 4
California, beg to inclose
ank receipt and a blank bill of
ding, asking if we are correct in ,
ing the former with a two cent !
amp, aud the latter as A coa.twise
ot lading without a stamn.
All ships to San Francisco are I
Jared at the custom-house as coast
i,c, and therefore srnpo.cJ ~ ho a,
tn use free biIl, Of lod;or
our early reply will much obl;se I
Your oinlirn, sc,y,n,s
alton 4 Co, Geo. u. sutton ! y
Robinson d Co. Corn' Coms,o,L
d Co, n. NJ. Cooley a. "a NJ n
Coleman 4 Co. per !. " "
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DO RID OF POLICE.

" order Of Hon. Thomas 3. cisrts. re-
aen' o. the Board Of Police Of rsuels sas,,.
special term Of said Beard viii be ~ Az
In The town Of ranola, % ssas-r
'ne s'h day Of July, 1855 The member
Ell hereby required 10 attend.
ieso-at W. p wooTTEs, clsf
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sHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of a writ Of vsnd,hs spssu ~
directed, from the Circuit court Of Pisa
county. Mississippi, In favor Of Andres jst
son I Co. against John D. Coffee and SAIL
Coiiee, ! viii, on Monday, the 9Th day dh
gust 1855 al the courthouse door q u
county, In the town Of Pamela, bsswssu D
noas prescribed By Law, proceed to sell b uk
70 uhe highest bidder, the following asxf<
,sna and other property, viz; seciioa lhfr
,nIes, township SIX, range eight west ada
qSelling house thereon, now occupied By u
thompson, situated seven miles west u Co.
Depot, In said county. W. J. FLoYp
jyi-3t shrrf
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EXECUTORS NOTICE
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having been grant
ed to the undersigned on the estate Of James
Norris deceased, at the June term, 1866,
Of the Probate Court Of Pamela county, notice
Is thereby given to all persons indebted to said
estate 10 come forward aud settle, or having
claims against said estate, to come forward and
prove them within the time prescribed BY Law,
OF they will be forever barred.
JOSEPH W. MORRIS,
je3o-st Administrator.
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sk. kunkls has an experience Of ,v,u,,.
ysa's N wsiEdigging, and would caution
pa,ens 70 have their work durs before M
W, y N~orenhsr, as he intends closing m fr
.as season. He warrants Lis york In every N.
1nce provided there Is no quiek-sand
'"ee aaafssst fanola tmyie-es
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Memphis Markets.

The following are the lstes, quotations
a. given bv the Memphis papers;