The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-23

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/ "dencful sheridan macd through
our city scyeml day. aeo. We did
not mention thc fact nj ihc time. h..
cnu.e we wanted d Gew heavy shower.
aud plenty or fresh wind lo m.s
through our city between the arrival
and departure ~ a man who wmnld
strike eWprc and the announcement
Of The fact, astlic 'laic lamcnted /.
pretty well played We suppose We
viii not be arrested ior this.|
lIy. the disobcdiencc Of lad IN
1909, q garden gate In Rhode Island
waa leii open, and a pig got IN and
destroyed u few plants d quarrel be.
tween the owners of the garden and
those Of the pig grew out Of il, which
spread among their friends, defeated
the Federal candidate for the Iepis.
lalurc and gave the State q Demo
cratic senator, by whose vote war was
declared in 1872 with Great Britain.
Keith johnson, Scotch gentle
man, travelling In tho Holy Land.
says he has discovered in a village
now called Tell Hum, ancient Caper-
naum, the synagogue in which Christ
preached on one occasion. This il
the only cdiiicc now existing which
was visited by the Savior. Mr..
johnson states that the synagogue is
in a very good state of preservation,
considering that it is more than 1886
years old.
French scientific men predict that
the summer Of 1867 will be cold and
wet, like that Of 1866, and they base
the prediction on the fact that inn
mense masses Of ice have broken, or
are about to break away from the
extreme north, and will drift to
warmer seas, where they will melt,
producing cold and vapor.
President Lincoln once said of
Phil. Sheridan: 'lIe is a little
brown fellow, with long body,
short legs, not enough neck to hang
him, and such long arms that he can
scratch his ankles without STOPPING"
Gov. Brownlow, of Tennessee,
facetiously signs himself "NIoscs.'
The Nashville Banner believes that
if the original Moses had been as
ugly as Brownlow, Pharoab's daugh-
ter would never have lifted the little
"cuss' out Of the bulrushcsl
A negro preacher once observed to
his bearers at the close Of his sermon
as follows: "My distinctions bredrcn,
| find il no moro use 10 preach 10
you dan il " for a grasshoppcr to
ware 'nee buclcs.p m
The Congrcssmcn who voted for
the military bill had sworn to support
Constitution which declares that
"the United States shall guarantee to
every State in this Union Repnbli-
can form Of government
IF.--Somebody thinks that IL M
turc had intended man to be drunk
ard, he would have been CONSTRUCTED
like a ehurn, 50 that the more he
drank, the more firmly he would
stand.
Nothing sets so wide a mark be-
tween vulgar and a noble soul, a.
the respect aud rcvcrentinl love Of
woman kind. A man who Is always
snearing at woman Is generally n
coarse proaigatc, or coarscr bigot.
A life Of duty is the only cheerful
life--for all Joy springs from the af-
fections; and Il Is the great law Of
nature, that without good deeds all
good affection dies, and the heart be-
comes utterly dcsolaic.
We have all heard Of asking for
bread and receiving o stone, but the
young gentleman may be considered
still worse treated when he asked for
young lady's hand and got her
fathers boot.
A Yankee farmer IA endcavoring
10 discover a plan to extract the beats
from musical compositions. He ssys
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