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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-26
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-26

When j. a lady not a lady? When
she Is a little sulkey.
Can a man who has been fined by
the magistrates, again aud again, b,
said 70 lr a refined man.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-26

BEAUTIFUL AND TRrE.-In a late
article in Frazer's Udga:ine, this
brief but beautiful and true passage
occurs:
Education does not commence with
the alphabct-it begins with a moth.
cr's love; with a fathers smile of ap.
probation, or a sign of reproof; with
a sisters gentle forbcarance; with Q
handful Of flowers in a green AMI
dainty meadow with a birds nest
admired but not touched with creep
ing ants, and almost im~perceptibl,
comet with pleasant walks in shady
lanes, and with thoughts directed il
sweet and kindly tones and words /,
naturei to acts Of bencvolence I,
deeds Of virtue, and TO the source o
all good-God himself.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-26

VISITING THE EDfToR.-Be sure
and make it your daily business to
walk up to see the editor, and don't
fail to go in whistling very loud and
mournfully. Ask the editor to show
You a particular paper of his ex-
changes. Take your seat by the
table aud hurriedly commence to tear
open the exchanges, and scatter them
S,em around as much as possible.
lou are helping the editor along
immensely by this great kindness,
and If you will keep i up with re-
iiglous regularity for a year or two.
some big editor will present you
with a pair Of boots, or at least on,
boot There are many other ways IL
which you al be Of great assisianc,
IN editing a paper.-C Cairo Democrat
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-26

The Probate Clerk of Pamela
county issued over eighty marriage
licenses during the month of Deem
Der. Will our friends of the STAR
tell us what a year will bring forth
in that county? We believe, a full
company of young rebs, armed and
equipped, and commanded By Capt.
Hogshead. At least, we hope so.
Holly Springs Reporter.
We hope they won't have to be
drilled in "Hardcc's Tactics" and
taught to sling camp-kettles. But
speaking of "%littlc" things, "rcmind,
us of a little story" as cold Abe
would say. II runneth thusly
The editor of the Holly Spring,
Reporter says the height of his ambi-
ton is to get a farm and a little wife
and go to farming in Marshall coun-
~. We suppose he wants to go Il
raising mules, and hope he will sue.
ced even beyond his expectations.
Brandon Republican.
Hoping no "knight of the quill'
will ever have the efIrontery to tern
our "knights of the napkin" here il
Pamela county, degenerate IONS o
q heroic ancestry" as this fellow ha
yours, we bid YOU good-morning.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-26

A waggish editor says that the
streets Of = Western oity are to *
J lighted with rul-headed girls. That
chap wants to bug the lamp posts.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-26

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at hand-discase now prcys upon
your vitals. Your cough has be-
come so severe, your lungs fail to
perform their proper function. Re
member how easily you take cold, and
how much you have neglected your
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vice, send and procure one bottle of
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-26
MEDICAL NOTICE.

We. the undersigned PhYsi ans, have adopt
Cd the following nate II charge
Visit and prescription, one mile anil
unier-iaf On
zame services ct Higti..ta. ? 90
For each additional miIt-daf ............ 90
u Hi sht......... 2 90
Medicine always extra.
Office prescription no
uhsistrcsl cases natural a............lj nI
Surgical riag Ia customary
A#t=itHfiHH sEa75s saaaaa.s
Attendance ar detention. isy nr night $40 %
tli Accounts due when maIc.
u - PHILLIPS
s. r. LESTER.
j. DAVIDSON.
J. " WRIGHT.
s. NARTiS.
Pamela. Jan. in-lm e J.. YutSg.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-26

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dt, f5e 2sth n thit month theu filI
A. aoId q fancy saddle animal 70 hua
orlft judges Of lnr.e dtsh afc
sraaIally requested Do atirud
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-26

Those purchasing Albums should
not forget that a photograph of the
donor occompanyingthc gift is doubly
acceptable. For the finest specimens
of Photographic art call at Bingham's
Gallery, 2lS Main street, opposite
the Worsham House, Memphis.
where your carte de risite can be had
with all the elegant finish that dis
tinguishes their artistic productions
Copies from old pictures enlarged
and beautifully tinted in oil to resem-
bic the finest lyorytypes. Give them
a call.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-26

4. n s@rs,tors Etpfrp Chm.
r. Drake. Missouri H. Tmmbull.
Illinois Governor Morton Illinois
Simon Cameron pcnn.ylyanaj llos-
coc Conkling, Ncw York IN Ken.
tucky and Maryland several ballot.
have been taken without clocting
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-26

Tic steamer Mary Swan was sunk
by the Ice in the Ohio river, on the
Goth inst, and thirteen lives lost.
The disaster occurred at a little place
called Rockport, ninety miles above
Evansville, Indiana. She was on her
way down the river, and was very
heavily loaded. Loss, 100000.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-26

Corn meal and Irish potatoes,
Onions and onion sets,
A large lot Of garden seed,
Window glass and putty,
Nails, castings and stoves,
White lead and lindsccd oil,
Bacon and lard,
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-26

One hundred Avery plows-gnuine aticle-and many other articles toe
numerous to mention. Call and examine for yourselves.
dec29-lm BOYLES e BRO.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-10

up with sawd instead of bread They say their readers are
satisfied with this fine board Perhaps they know what suits
best the customers that buy their We have an idea
that readers want their literary stomachs filled with
something excellent and all risks we are forced
to decline dose their intellectual omacs with torrents of
bad poetry,
PATRICK MAGu4RE Detroit lch-We always read the first
line of your loya lucubraons and OCCASION we got
half through the second Then horizontal followed
by perpendicular "scred" and the precious document oc
cupes its proper place in the If this
you it does not harm In fact gain few for the
old paper. So send much of your "loyaty as
you like
"THE GREATEST FRESHMAN AND THE GOLDEN SHII-
LELAH"-A correspondent sends communication de-
scbng the exciting the WestSde Rink during the
voting for that Stick which decided who the greatest
benector of his arrived late for this issue but
will give it in next In the meantime, draw the
attention of those unreconsruced who crying out for
leader to this matter AS it voted that the gentleman
who received the stick the greatest shman here is
leader already named. We claim credit for the hint
thrown out; do it. feeling have duty to perform to
our country Look for the Golden Shleah and the
Fun at the Fair in next.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-10
IT, iRisH RE'7tUj Bife
Lberty-Her Friends Friends Her Enemies Our Enemies
CHICAGO, ILL, AUGUST 10, 1867.
Is John Mitchell to be Leader of the F. B. !?

Fenanism Notwithstanding all its failures, has now
become national property Its existence is necessity
to people Despite the treachery and imbecity of
leaders, and the folly of the raw and camorous element
which, to great extent composed the rank and file
element which worshiped national independence by
instinct, but lacking true perception-which long
enslavod people lack-ollowed every cunning
charlatan who hosted green flag, and judged of
leaders by the amount of noise they made; despite all
such bunders, take Fenanism out of the history of
ireland, and you will have void which the fumngs of
all the spouters for Repeal could never fill.
Consider for moment, if those who compose this
great organization to assume the Indifference that
the great outsiders assume towards Ireland and fling her
to the dogs as ncurable and lost what would be the
consequence? Our people, like wreck on the vast
they were when Feniansm turned their prows
towards home-would drift aimless and helpless the
sport of winds and waves and prey to those wreckers
who watch the political waters and plumber those
claimed wrecks which belong to mo nation
With Fenianism, then rests the hopes of our country.
Let those who compose the organization fail to do their
duty, and country becomes the property of the
stranger. What terrible responsibility then falls
upon all who are connected with Fenanism and with
what GOODNESS and earnestness should they weigh every
proposition affecting the webeng of the organization
IF SO much depends the humble members, what must
be the responsibilities devovng upon those to whom its
guidance is entrusted?
Were people exacting other nations, requiring
from their leaders, and not taking into considera
ton whether treachey icapac their excuse for
failures, there would be fewer attempting the role of
directors It is we'll for Ireland in her chains and misery
beneath the paws of that brute nation that has built up
her prosperity the bones Of murdered races that she
turn her mporing eyes to the West and behold her
children, armored and armed their faces turned to the
rising sun, and waiting for the movement which, if
properly directed will raise country from her beggars
place to national independence. ~
The best proof of our peoples faith in the ultimate
triumph of truth despotism, is that Fenianism
to-day is stronger and healthier than ever. Leaders
may fall but the cause of Liberty never fail nor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30
T..x.rras Of Real Estate fed in the

TRANSFERS Of Real Estate. filed in the
Office OF he Recorder of Deeds, October
2eGh, 1867:
Elizabeth b. Dunhsm to Valentine Vine
man. Jr., N w /, section ). township =,
Mr. E., Buffalo Township. Considsrs-
ton $4,000
joseph Barnett and wife I, Jochi.n
Schlapkehl. W. ! s. ". t section II, town
ship ~, N. r. l E., Cleona Township
Considss alton e2,SOo.
Myson e. Sherman and wife to Morgan
Stevens, s. L. n. f. and N. f. 8. e
l section 10, township -, range |, Cleons
township. Consideration 81 400.
&C. w. Durant ard wife 10 Patrick Manion,
Lot 10. Block 2, Walcost, and Lots 81, 3s,
~ and Al, DurAnt's out-lots 10 Walcoit.-
Consideration &i75 80.
Z. p. Haddix and wife 20 Thomas Crew
81. acre., in the ). Z. corn,s N. + OF $.
Z IS. W. section %, township IS, K.
on Gaines street beyond Locust IN tha
city Of Davenport Consideration e2.400
Ferdinand Mueller aud wife to Ludwig
Jansen, L. ] Lot 7. Block ), Davenport =
Consideration $3. 800.
Isaac l.. Davenport and wife to Georg,
Wendell, 5Ox100 feet, N. L. corner Of Lot,
8 and ., Witherwax's addition 10 East Dav
export. Consideration $50.
Geo. W. Furnald and wife to !. W
Churchill, Lot /, Block 8 and 32 Il. south
Lot ], said Block g, Valley City. Conside
ration $500.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30
THE NEWS.

Over 1000 new buildings have been
erected in Chicago this season, at . cost Of
between s.. .OOo, 900 and 100000.
General Hancock will go to New Orleans
70 assume command Of that district, this
| week.
The published official vote Of thirty five
counties in lndisns shows . relative Demo
cratic gain, in these counties, of i,Glo on
the vote Of last year.
The quarterly reports Of the National
Banks to the first Moudsy in October show
their resources and liabilities to Be 81 ,495,.
O33, ,12s.s4.
II is proposed to test the question how
long ''return'' ticket on railroad is good
for . passage. A conductor in Maine is
under arrest for ejecting man who had no
othe, ticket FROM the cars The ticket Was
four days overdue.
The blacks Of Virginia are preparing
list Of whites who have discharged them
for voting the Republican ticket. This is
to be used in case Congress passes any con
fscation act.
| Government has ordered head boards to
be put ~ the graves Of the conspirators,
who are buried in the Arsenal Grounds at
washin ton, for the purpose Of identifi-
| cation
Mss Mary Smith. mother in-lsw Of Chief
| Justice Chase, died az the residence Of Sen
ator Sprague. in North Kingston, Il. l., on
10th instant.
Nine distilleries were seized 10 New York
on Monday.
The election for delegates to the Con
vcn,ion commenced in Georgia yesterday
and will close to-morrow.
There were ten deaths from yellow fever
in New Orleans on SUNDAY, and sixteen
Monday.
Weston. the pedestrian, started from
Portland, Me-. yesterday on his walk to Chi.
cago.
There were twelve interments from vel.
|
day.
The British Government declines to re-
lease Colonels Warren and Nagle from
custody, and has directed that their trial
take place Immediately. The State De
p,rtment at washington has directed the
emplo ment Of counsel for their defense.
The Springfield Mass Republican, as
serting that Massachusetts, will declare
strongly against the present prohbitory
laws at its corning election, saws that ''the
reaction in that direction has been very
marked within few weeks. Many prom
inent Republicans. vino have hitherto sus
; sained the prohibition system, are nov
ready to modify it. I, is manifes. that the
par.y's interes. no longer lies in sustaining
and enforcing it, or trying to enforce il but
rather in the opposite direction"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30

SINGULAR DIsAPPRARAxcB.-Fsom . gen.
t.eman Who has just returned from busi.
ness trip down the river, We learn that q
young nan named John Treseler, son oi
Mr.. James Treseler, who resides nesr New
Boston, is missing under circumstances that
give alarm Tor his safety. John had been
spending the night at the house Of bis uncle,
near Kei,hsburg.. On the morning of the
9th inst. he got up in ths morning at day
break, and left for home on horseback -
Shortly after sunrise the horae he had ridden
was found in the road near New Boston By
Mr.. Ives, travelling homeward without Z
rider. His father, Immediately upon learn
ing the fact, started out with number Of
neighbors, to search for the missing young
man, but up TO last accounts without sue.
cess. The young nan was Of steady habits,
aud the horse hs rode was gentle. No one
seems to bs able to accoust for his myste.
rious disappearance. At one time he was
subject to fits, and IL il surmised BY sons
that be may have f.l.en into creek across
which b had 70 pass. But the water ia
the creek is 30 shallow that even il this
we're the case he could not long remain un.
discovered Many theories are afloat in that
neighborhood, none Of which, however, ars
Of any psastisal value. The seaseh 10 still
bsise cossisusd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30
CITY NOTICES.

goF asuE.-"llesperian Pills, cures the
cure faf apue," have been tested in thou
sands of ca.es, and have never failed TO els
feci cure. llesperian Pills contains no
poisons or M arious drugs,and ma be given
{ Old or young with confiience and safety.
Price o.ly IL At tae drug stores, Wm.
D'Lnch 4 Co, proprietors. ST. Louis. =
Ask for "Iiesperian Sugar Costed Pills,
the sure cure for As1e, and accept no ME
riar euhetttffes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30

EouSD DRowSED-A SAD DEATH-Yes-
terday morning the body Of an old gentle
man named Valentin Kramer Was found
lying in the slough q the foot Of Fillmore
street IL was lying face downward with
arms resting on the mud, the water at that
point being rather shallow. The body Was
taken out, and an inquest held by Coroner
Tomson. Tho facts elicited are ~ follows !:
Mr.. kramer, who is On elderly German, was
engaged in soap making. Last Monday,
the day on which it 10 supposed the fatal
accident occurred-fcr he hiss been missed
since then-he went to the river for some
water. The river being shallow near the
shore he stepped into skiff. Dipping his
bucket to the water she boat careensd ,caus-
ing him to lose his equilibrium, aud he fell
cut Weakened by sickness, he Was SO
overcome by the coldness Of the water that
be could not extrieats himself, and in that
position he lost his life. As soon % be was
missed search Vas made for him. His
watch and coat were found hanging in the
shop, but nowhere could he b found and
it was not until yesterday morning that he
was discovered. as above mentioned.
The deceased was highly esteemed BY oil
who knew him. He leaves wife and sew
eral children, the youngest Of which is q
dsushtss eight years If age. His funeral
took place this morning. We understand
that he had An insurance Of 1900 on his
life, SO that his family will not be left On
tirely destitute.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30
~. GEsAsgl.ES nasDTEB..
'oracr Ib;rs, aud tRurrisOm Ats.
nANENroRT. loWA.

NANLNFpRF. lDWA.
THIS &lW AND WELl~FtRNIsuED HoJSH
- isN opeu Ia ~ pnblic. Charges reasonable.
pinn-r he lr- rom Il u. to- y NJ.
aga,aism NJ REILLY. prnr-'eto-
tGsSrs WASTED -iso. 81. 10 sTAR
y sHl rrIk SEEMING MACHINE. Patented
N8I 3 - ia.s Il uses two threads aud makes the
raGInr J. ,ek S'Il alike on both sides. All other
pficed Tlse .i.Js Nuke Chain Siten Great In
e. t uenis aa ss Stpd f3r ciregiar- and samples
is.r Eva - ceut ryin. coav ef leitere pat, NJ
: q. LArHisor y 20, s.. an1 . Reynolds Block.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30
.ss,elN Asskl.s:N

rTrnRSrY 1T LAW. oniee with John /. swifs
"A 3 co. so,i- bi"ck. Davenport. Iowa. toea'
AGENTS Wanted '.Scw Map Wonder Il sailing
y 1inripssly Try ii "NIN FEN1AN MAP OF
IREtA $ y" nni otner charts now ready. Samples
r-ffrned ~ oar expense ifnot satisfactory. COOP
.L-EEn 4 60. lls Like At 1hcago. net.ldlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30
l,.fihrcn reetlstu2.

The mother finds faithful iiiend 10
MRS. wiSSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP.
II II peri .etly reliable and harmless II re-
iegcs the caili from pam, cures dysentery
ana diarrheel. relieves gripping IN the
bowels. c1res sind cole, -ottens the gums,
m re luces Inflammation. By giving re
lief and heath /, the child, il comforts and
,rsis tho mother
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30
Great Bargain In Real Estate.
tco ACRES CHOICE LAND

S,tTrATED II TnE sorrH EAST QUARTER
- - SECTION -. narenpot; Township, mostly under
,nluva'tnn well fenced and gooa house, for -se A. q
Great sacrifice said property Joins the Ehencze
look farm ou the north. and II marked ID. III Mnl-
ford na tre County Nap. The col u very rich. aud
from tn rax niy "a town i admirably adapted 10
inar.. nf,ieuin frui, grow ing General farming
! J RICHARDSON,
a-pin ahwif DrsJcs.r orrier.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30
sHNEateh.

4 HOUSE WITH SIN OR EIGHT ROOMS
"A an Or h#ia,e The hrst Of November.
BAY LEY < co,
nralers IN Boots end Shoes
tct5.tlif Last Second Street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30
e. 1T u 1T r. M =.

CHAMPION, a. the Star Store, has Just
received . fine lot e. fresh oysters. Call
ard get can. They are the b.: IN the
market.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30
n Great Bargain.

aa ACRE FARM oS HGaDI STREET, oPro-
: " r.t. New Fair Grounds ifsee $1,000. Five or
'Ferns onc-half Casa Apply -
sari-dtr GO. n PARKER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30
BOARDING and Pay school

tl1R iOUSs. LADIES ANp II-sEs. Apply at
| School Room lately oeclped by Miss Giliis. Sar-
cent r. ace or A. residence. North SARGENT Row.
in-traciiau in Nue.. MRS y. T. HEARD.
rrAv2s-,,tan Miss r Il HEARD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30
NGticC.

THE Annual MEETINt; OF THE SCOTT CO.
Agricultural Society. vii be held a. the tour,
u qHee uu Ssturlav. Nov =. i.si. At IL o'clock A
~ TIE Transaction Of hn-ine-a and election of on
eprr H. : BENNETT.
asctl4-d.swf Secretary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30

VIZ LrARn that Mr.. Dowd. the Pho'o-
eraphist has returned 10 town ANA can DC
found At his gallery, west side between Sec
o nd and Third.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30

ALLEGED FosGER,.-A young man named
Wm. Finneger, who has for Q few months
past been in the employ Of q. w. Cable &
Co., lumber dealers, as book keeper and as
sistant salesman. was yesterday arrested on .
charge Of forgery. 1t is alleged that in ths
early part Of August he forged the sigma
ture Of bis emp oyers % . check tor $425,
which was csehed by the First National
Bank. 40 soon as the forgery became
known, Chicago detective was employed
10 ferret out the author. Grave euspicions
rest against the young man. judicial
investigation Of the case was commenced
this morning before Justice Peters. AZ the
time Of cur gong to press il vas still pre-
crossing. Il may be we'll to withhold an
opinion as to the gnl! OF the accused uotil
the close of the trial.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30
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