The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-25

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Goyefnor ~ Texas. The anaIfH 81
that State having been nmitiod D.
the constitutional authorities chosen
by The people
Tho Treasury department received
recently, q draft on Browning Bros,
II England, for Isig, "a The pro-
mcda Of the sale Of the mrrcndorcd
Confederate vessel Shenandoah.
II Is stated io-day that MAJOR Gen.
eral Thomas g. Palcher has been
appointed 10 the SUPPLEMENTARY d
the West Point Academy, made va.
cant by the muster out Of Genera.
George Cullium.
The rumor is revived Of the re
moval of Stanton. There is proba
bly, a strong pressure against him
The Missouri delegation to the Con
vcntion strongly urge the appoint
ment of General Frank Blair, bu
General Stcadman will probably b
his successor.
NEW ORLEANS, August 2l.-Ther
were twenty-eight deaths from chol
cr2.tor the twcnty-lour hours endinI
at Six o'clock this morning.
Fifteen days cholera quarantin
has been established at Mobile on al
New Orleans vessels.
The New Orleans Tribune, (Rc
publican) ircedmcn's organ, amour
ced its temporary suspension to-da,
Cotton is reported knee high i
eastern part of Warren and Claiborn
counties, Mississippi, and devastate
by worms, but good in Pike, Amt,
franklin aud Marion. Cotton grow
ing report reports in Kinds, Madison
Carroll, Claiborne and Scott COUNT,
1923 plantations, which in 1860 On
ployed 1924 hands on Si,3ll acre
making 3i6,63l bales; there are thI
year 3,i9i hands, plouGting 1922
acres. From other counties the r,
ports are not full. On this basis III
crop of 1866 would be 100000 bal,
in Mississippi, and 100000 in ii
United States.
BUFFALO, August 2l.-Thc II
MAN picnic to-day called togcth'
$1,000 to 10000 of the order.
sham fight took place descriptive
the Stone Ridge affair. Subsequent
a meeting was organized and address
ed by General O'Ncill, A. NJ. Clap
and others. No hint was given
any proposed hostilities, and no OF
there believed that a raid on Cauad
is intended for some time, il at all.
CINCINNATI, August 2l.-A Oh
cago special says there is great c,
element here among the Fenian
and q movement of some kind is ev
!, IDENTIFY under way. Everything
kept profoundly secret.
There were 81 deaths from cholel
Yesterday.
Sr. LouIs, August 2l.-Therc
no report of the cholera from ii
Board Of Health, but the police n
port, which is necessarily incomplete
shows that there was ISL cases an
so deaths in the past twenty-fo,
hours.
OTTAWA, August q. = Militar
preparations are still being made, an
100 more men are now on the We
land canal. Firearms aud munitioI
of war arc to he admitted into Cans
da free of duty until the 10Th
September, in accordance with Il
order Of the Council, on the lot
instant, to enable private parties
get brcech-loading arms,
SIR Lorna Aur,st 90 III, cho