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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-02
THE KIDNEY AND BLADDER

When disordcrcd in any way, require the use Of
a certain and efficient d%iurctiC, and II there i q
better combination 10 arouse the kidneys than
"Dromgoolc 4 Co.'S Fluid Extract Of Bearber.
~, Cubcbs and Buchu, it has never been
found. Dropsy, gravel, govt, difficulty aud
pain in uriuaiing, urinary deposits, pain IN the
back, extreme nervousness exercises, indiscrc.
ton, loss Of energy, want NJ action IN the kid.
neys, glee. etc, in male or female, can all b,
relieved by using our preparation Of Betrhcr-
~, Cubcbs and Buchu.
For the blood, constitutional diseases, ~.
philitic affections effects Of mercury, skin dis
eases s%croiula, etc, use Constitutional Monarch
For diarrhOca, whether recent or long stand
Ing vomiting, cramps, cholera mDrbus pains IA
bowels gripping pains, etc, use Red Diauhoe.
Remedy.
For bloody lu1, mucus diarrhoea, dyscntery
etc, use dysentery compound.
For headache, billiuusness torpid liver, con
stipati0n, foul stomach, and oil eases requiring
a select pill, use Vegetable Anti.hilious Pills.
For piles internal or external, recent or lon,
standing, II You desire ease In two aprlicattons
Use Dromgoolc 4 Gu Pile Salte.
For burns scalds, cuts, bruises gpriins tn
NOR, etc, use Lone Star Liuiment.
For the hnir-to restore the natural color
prevent Ia falling oil, cleansing and ]srousin.
the scalp use Tonic Hair Restorative.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Orders 20
lieitcd Up. DRONGOOLE 4 60,
%Proprietors.
Orders for ans Of the Great Southern pfefa
nations can be addressed to any Of the follow
Ing wholesale agents:
Edwin Morris 4 Co, Louisville. NY.
l. g. Dc]0sc 4 Co, Mobile, Ala.
Barns, Ward 4 Co. New Orleans.
Collins BrUs, 81. Louis
Sold IN Pamela BY l.. T. Moore, and in Bates
VILE By Martin 1 WRIGHT or
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FAIR WARNING!I

Al persons indebted b. us on our Old hu'i-
ness, ae urgently requested 10 settle up their
claims a. once. We have been liberal and in
dulgrnt with our debtors not even asking them
for money until they bad the benefit Of two
crops since the close Of the war Now We ash
them to meet NJ in the nme spirii, and use
their utmost efforts to pay ne. We are c1m-
PEELED 10 pay our gwn dehts. and Il unrea-
sonahle IN men 10 expect NJ 20 wait always on
them. Most Of these claims are IN small
amounts and their payment w1uld cause hui
little inconvenience 10 The debtor. while The
aggregate amount would be Of great benefit %
us. We trust no one will force upon % The
necessity Of making the money upon these
claims but we certainly shall bring suit npgn
EvgHy rtAs not satisfactorily arranged by The
10th January. 1851. TAI y plfhrs 1nfritt.
oui eruption. None can complain a1er thi.
warning. [de21lml NORRIS 4 SPAIN.
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ithiye rul consistently in.faa oa
iude If lhs afm T. owing almaf
e,elusitely ~ tho reliable character
" lba dnr ani mnlIanm which
'hey have mushad 10 the tmdo ul
thieh ate known ff their purity
throughout ihe uii., south Their
medicines arc compounded with m
usual mrr under iho immediate su
pryi lion NJ ono IL lhc firm md enc
folly worthy Of lbo confidence placed
In them by those who constantly usc
them Sec their double column Hl
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State u Mississippi. Pamela county t.
Rosa Neal. George 7. Nea, Marshall Smith.
Monroe smith and Alvin Smith. heir-at-law
u Gideon patncll. deceased You aud each uf
you arr hereby cited 10 appear before The Pro
bate court 81 nid r0unty. 1T the court hauss
thereof on the fourth Monday In December.
1866. 20 Show cause Why the petition % Brown
q. pausli administrators " che state ~ 4l
Deceased praying f5r the sale Of The real e.iaff
II ,aid deceased thonIi not be gmnt'd ly
n-irr IT court .suel 8lth October. 1860.
rati0.If ". r. WuuTTEN, Clerk.
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DroInn tGs Co.'s
king Of ChuIS

is decidedly the most powerfully effective chill.
and fever medicine ever offered in the South
It win cure eases Of sir months tnnding with.
ont ever affecting tho head. Il make mpit
aud permanent cure., because IL uproots In.
foundation of the disease and leaves the system
- The yigor Of health and buoyoncy Cure
MI L.ruL.- ~
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KING OF cHILLs

Is no secret compound, patent medicine or new
discovery, but is an honest and faithful combi-
nation Of pure medicines, prepared by a class of
experienced Southern Physicians.
All persons who are exposed to the miasma
of rivers lakes, bayous, pools, swamps, boys,
fens, etc, should never fail To keep constantly
on hand a supply Of this neyer-failing remedy
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SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

pirsuani b. a decree II The Probate Court u
psnala county. Mississippi rendered At lie
October term. l.ca. thereof ! viii. on The 10Th
day II December next on The premises herein
described about three miles luih u The Union
Church on the river ruad leading 20 Belmont
10 said county proceed 10 ssll At rublir aar-
ton ~ the highest bidder. The following lands
situate and living 10 aid county y PtHHlf and
divided In parcels and known ani drrftfi
as follows t0-uit. IT, The 0lih bali u thf
southeast quarter u section twtniy Yen.
township seven. range ill., "a an undivided
ous-half interest in the n1rihtasi quarter %
section ihiry-foar township setea. range sa
Terms Of sale. cash.
CD YOrNG.
r1r3.gt Administrator
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

An persons having claims arainst me indi-
vidually. and ~ guardian, ARE notified "a pre-
sent them for payment al my rtsidsnes near
Sardia Niss. Immediately. al persons In
debte1 70 me are required 10 zone forward and
pay up. or they will be sueil.
n1vi1-im.pd JONATHAN ORR
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LAND FOR SALE OR RENT.

have fr sale a tract Il land. containing
three hundred and twenty aefts. within bui
miles - H,'rsyille Depot ur eae hunirsd sni
TWENTY-FIVE arfes or rent Dor further par.
%ticulass inquire Of Capt Joel 4. Wall, At Bates.
vile. o. W. Greet Finch, who lives near ths
place.
Ea5.im n SLOAN.
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Memphis Advertisements.

CGoTnING.-Robcson Mitchell d
Co., wholesale and retail clothiers,
have removed from 272 to 30j Main
street, and are now prepared to fur
nish everything in their line, on the
most reasonable terms. They have
on hand a large stock, selected with
great care for this market. Give
them a call at their new house, 30j
Main street, and you will find every
thing you stand in need of.
Observation-Disclosures is call
ed to the card of Mccartney & Cor
n%clius, undertakes and cmbalmcrs Of
the dead, 81 Second street, neal
Monroe. They keep constantly OIL
hand a large stock of collins Of every
kind, and will not fail to meet every
demand in that line that may be
made on them. We were pleased tC
meet our old friend, MeCaflrey, ont
of Kentucky's trucst soldiers in The
cause of the Confcdcracy.
j. c. Hoist d Co., undertakers
continue their business at 800 MAR
street, and fill all orders with prompt
ness and despatch. See their card.
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENswARE
EDealers, housekeepers, and thos'
contemplating housekeeping, land W
Judge the latter class are numerous
in this section) will consult their in.
terest by calling on Mcssers Eastlanc
d Stanley, importers and dealers il
china, glass, and queensware, HON,
furnishing goods, ETC., 29S Main st
They are clever gentlemen to dea
with, and take pleasure in shown,
their goods, as they never fail t.
please. See their card in anothe.
column, and don't fail to give them
call.
WALL PAPER, CARPETS, ETC
j. Grieshaber, dealer in wall pa
per, carpets, oil-cloth, mating, ant
everything else in that line, has
card in this issue. His stock is on
of the most extensive ever brough
to Memphis, and his prices will sui
the most economical. Mr.. Griesha
Der is one of the oldest merchants il
the city, and his honorable dealing
have gained for him an %extensiv
trade. His place of business is 81.
Main street, and it will pay you t
give him a call.
DESTAL.-Dr. W. +. Southern. q
BIS cornero Of Main and Union street,
IS prepared to do all kinds of wor
in his line in the most skillful man
ner. The reliable character of hi
references will have more weight tina
anything We can say on the subiec
Zee his card.
1t is hardly necessary for us t
more than mention the fact that d
y. B. WATSON is still at his old stan,
8l2 Main street, corner of Union, 1
The skillful manner in which he do,
his work, Is too well known to III
citizens Of our county to require flu
ther notice at u hands. By refer
ence to his card Il will be seen IN,
he keeps pace with the scientific in
prOvements of the day.
FL ERICH & LLoYD.-The doubl,
column advertisement Of this fir
Will attract the attention of the rea,
IS and fully explain the ~cxtensi,
and varied character of their good
'ney arr liberal dealers, and cndea,
y to supply the wants of their Gu
LrhBER, SHINGLES, Erc.-Buil,
sr' and others desiring anything
ne lumber line, will find Il to the
advantage TO call on Thomas J. Ric
Adams street, between Front and ii
hvee. lie keeps constantly on bar
VERY article in his line. See his n
fertisemeut.
RicE, Silk & Co.-This lar,
sholcsalc house continues to incrca.
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Great Rise i'm Cotton!

Notice l. hsrsby Fivsa 20 "a afiIe indebted
~ the firms u s. s Smith 4 Co. aai smith \
FLOYD 10 some forward and settle by the 18th Of
February. 1851. of The claims will BE- placed 10
hands 4 an oTerg bf sulis.fioa The etisntiuu
~ our creditors TO this noiire u particularly
desired. a. We will be prompt TO - On the
abous notice. SMITH A FLOYD.
SIS sNITH& CO.
~isa7ain.ri Bt'ssvills. Va
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NOTICE,

The Undersigned il now prepared to do
al kinds Of work on wagons, buggies, ear.
ringes, Sc, in the noatest and most durable
style, At his shop in Batesyille.
a large lot II assorted material, and ready
10 90 80 orders.
janG-tf. A. J. BR0WDBR.
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CHILLS AND FEVER.

Dumb chills, congesliye chills, bilious fever
intermittent fever neuralgia nervous headache
sun pain, etc. It arouscs the torpid liver
]cleanscs the foul stomach, relieves constipation,
aud carries 0ff al yitiated bile. 1t never fails.
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To Fortune Huntersl

Having mall snouph farming and milling. I
an prepared 10 spll goyi harpain 10 Mills aud
Farms. have two Rnod Pltniaii0ns near the
toun n Pamela fr nle ~ rent Aisn, four
rupi s'eim Saw anil t.rist Mills-tvo portahls
and one stationary and one muley-which can
he honght low ny applying snun n me at
panola. JAMES l. FLETCHER.
Also. one Ferry arross the Tailshsiehis river,
~ he t51n r rsHcis. isnfH III
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LOST.
NOTICE.
INsoLvENr NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela eean'y. Ta
the creditors u Grsene 9. Wright late o. aid
county, deceased The eztas q said asce~><d
vas reported i~nsulvsnt Al he 0<tsh~v tern.
isGs, q The rruhase Coart q aid euustv. 81
law. You sfs hereby notified b prohn1e ~
claims against the deerderI. al have lkem
registered IN The rrpt<<c CIerkis oH<e q -
cauntv "a - h~<~> he - ~ - t-~--<<
1853. 20 thai cash claim mar f<p<ivo - -
rata share II nii ezt.ir. <le yeaf <lnim1
be hreser harrsk nr>pk<< "a lec&
HE4F q uI01IT
neFIea A~s<Isi--~<
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TILT DREADFUL COTGH
Can he cured at last by using one bottle Of
DromSoo1o cs Co.'s
AMYGDALIEE PICTORIAL.

The most cxquisitely beautiful and effective
medical compound for all Lung Diseases ever
offered 10 the Southern people. It makes you
cough so easy, causes such free expcctortion,
relieves the pain so soon, produces so much
ease and comfort, and promotes such happy
slumbers, free from dreams or mental halluci-
nations, that all who once try it speak in the
highest praise. It is recommended for all forms
Of COUGHS aud COLDS, Group, whoopIng
cough, bronchitis hoarscness, s~ore-throat, dry
hacking cough, pneumonia, ]plcurisy, pain in
the side, tightness and mllness Of the chest
splitting OF blood, and all those troublesome
pulmonary Affections.
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rmffro NDtff ifffpfa IA
,si5 Baslam ais Main frri, f
p.,fs tde Waf.lam ll8rg an nai
steeilsd aoi W you eiot truth
fIUleusa n yourself eoiieo ~ 10
ds highest style of ar, nll ~ b..
gallery
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Wtrr Munfn AND Stsrrn
Who have been neglected and per-
milted to fall into that state Of III
health which blanchcs Che chccks
dcbiIitutc The system paralylc' the
nerves, harrow. the soul and hastcns
to the grave, should not fail 70 pro-
cure the English Female Bittcrs,'
and It will arouse and restore nature,
remove DISTRIBUTIONS, relieve monthly
suffering, add beauty, give intellect,
color the pale, and give satisfaction
10 all. See advertisement. VI.
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WAREHOUSE AND COM MISSION
" Err CT 4 r.,

lpl Front Street Memphis Tenu.
Particular attention given 10 The filling II
county ORDERS Tot merchandise ad satisfaction
guaranteed.
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NJ W " Giison request. Nc "a
ofrm gor readers that Nc olf
,g.nt fr Me mlc II the book cuit1-
I'd afdF nnd campaigns If GrnemI
Robert H. iec" for tbe county q
b,soio. and tanola county North ol
tho T~allahatchie river
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U4nU ~ ON
u4umf ttra ta
atat HftttaH
vItmhta Ht Hs
n mamfd q ffaf
IrF.asHfH ftaa
uusr 400 falH q
l.t atrt r. 600 70 hs hons.
..sa fH.y ti.f ff fi.
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offer my services to my friends and the
public. asking them fora small share u their
Business promising them 20 DO what j. right.
am exclusively q cotton slier and not = rnt.
ton buyer. For mis-l00u bushels cotton seed.
ths right Kind Al 81 per hashell.
hbif.tf IunN REFS
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Boylcs & Bro, have inst received the largest stock of Groceries that
has been opened in Bitcsyinc since the first year of the war, which they
will sell a. chcap M they en be sold in this market, for cash, and CASH
only. Their stock will be added to weekly. All grades OF flour always
on hand.
Corn meal and Irish potatoes, The best article Of coffee
Onions and onion sctts, All grades Of sugar,
4 large lot Of garden seed, New York golden syrup,
Window glass and Tuty New Orleans sngar-hOusc molasse,
Nails, castings and stoves, Cheese and crackers,
White lead and lndseelo oil, White Gh and mackofct Nos 2&3
B,ron and lard. Wood and wilowarc,
One hundred Avery plogs-gcnuine article-and many other articles tW
numeroi. to mention. Call and examine for Yourselves
dncqo.Im BOYLES& BRO.
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John REFS.

Dor hnssh year commission merchant Il
Auglsia, Georgia, how
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-07

The first business in order was the
motion to suspend the rules, pending
the Adjournment yesterday. in order
to permit Mr.. Price to introduce a
bill amendatory of the National Cur
rency Act. The bill prohibits bank
ing associations from withdrawing
either on account of dividends or
otherwise, any portion Of their capi-
tai, and from making dividends greater
than their net profits. The House re-
fused to suspend the rules, and there
fore the bill was not introduced
Thomas presented the petition of
j. j. Stewart, contesting the seat of
Mr.. Phelps, Of Maryland. Referred
to Committee on Elections
Resolutions were offered as follows:
BY Mr.. Brooks, directing the Secre-
tary of the Treasury tomake personal
inquiries into the seizure made by the
New York Custom House in 1864, of
champagne wine, referred to in the
recent report of the Committee on
Public expenditures, and cause all
such prosecutions discontinued, if in
his opinion the shippers or importers
have not been guilty Of willful neg
leet or intention to defraud the reye-
nue. Laid over. 20 nl
By Hulburd, directing the Secre-
tary of, the Treasury to furnish
statement showing what number of
collectors of customs, naval officers,
surveyors, inspectors of customs, aids
to revenue, and other officers have
been removed since the 3d9of March,
1866, and the increased compensation
paid to their successors, &c. Adopted.
By Mr. Ward--Providing for select
committee to examine the practical
operation of existing laws for the col
lection of customs, and to suggest
amendments that shallsecure revenue
to the Treasury, reduce fees and mol
uments of collectors, naval officers and
surveyors, and protect importers from
oppression and unjust exactions.
Went over i
Resolution by Morehead referring
to the Tariff Bill of the Both Con-
gfess, with pending amendments, and
the Committee of Ways and Means
when appointed without action, z,
Ns Adjourned. ret 9J1q of Bar 3l
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-07

WASHINGTON, March Gan Off
cial publication is made to-day,
through the Department of State, of
the act to provide for the more eff
cient government of ,theFebel States,
and the act regulating the tenure of
certain civil officers, both of which, it
will be recollected, were passed over
the Presidents veto.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-An hour
after the Senate adjourned, the .Pri-
vate secretary of the President
brought to the Capital large num-
Der of nominations, principally post
masters and army and navy officers,
for the action of that body. 1t is cal
culated three or four hundred vacan-
cies, under the various branches of
the Government, are to be filed be-
fore the adjournment of the Senate.
Several private conferences of Re
publican members of the House were
held o-day, at one Of which Generals
Butler and Logan were present, ad-
vocating, it is said, the appointment
of a Special Committee to pursue the
investigation concerning the impeach-
ment Of the President.
The Ohio delegation also had a
conference to-day, but the subject of
their deliberations are not known
further than it referred to what bust
ness should be transacted during the
present session.
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indicates the rejection of Gov; Pier-
points Recommendation to the Legs
lature, to adopt the reconstruction
measures. Resolutions have been in
troduced recommending sucha course,
and referred to the Committee on
Foreign Relations. A caucus had de-
cided against the proposition.
The T5ibune's special says there is
much opposition to Senator Sher-
mans proposition to extend the time
for the WOO. bill to take effect, and it
is not likely to be passed.
The President has re-apEointed Mr.
Bogy Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
New YORK, March 6.-Mr. w. Ell.
Appleton, the publisher, has, says
the ComnSercjak AdUertiser, resigned
his position as Director In the Mer
chants Union, the Company having
at his demand given him bond ofln-
demnity against personal liability.
The Herald publishes a circular
from Secretary Seward, dated DedeIn-
ber last, inviting Spain and the South
American Republics to unite in a
Peace Conference at Washington,
April 1st, and suggesting that the
President be authorized to appoint
some neutral power as umpire for the
arrangement Of differences respecting
international laws and customs, with
out, however, interfering with the
terms agreed upon between the inter
ested powers. 1t is stated that the
Chilian Government will confer with
her allies before accepting the propo-
sition; but it is probable that it will
be finally accepted.
Dispatches from Hearts Content
report the Gable working splendidly,
but that the Irish wires are down
probably in consequence of storm.
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CHARLESTON.
Steamer burnt at Sea-Numbcr of
Passengers Missing. ~

CHARLESTON, S. c., March 6.-The
steamer Manhattan has arrived with
the officers and part of the crew and
passengers of the steamer Andelusia,
from New York to Charleston, burned
off Hatteras on Sunday evening. The
vessel and cargo are total loss. A
number of passengers are missing,
supposed to be lost. The hose -carri-
age, intended as a present from the
New York fremen to the Columbia
firemen, was aboard.
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THE NATTONAL BANK TAX,


Message of the Governor of Virginia
Opposition In the Legislature to
the Reconstruction Act-Ben. But
~ ler's Plan of Impeaehment-Th
Wool Tariff-Military Governors
for Southern Reconstruction Dis
tFicts-Descent into a Fashionable
Gambling Den-Meetihg of Rebel
'8 a1Cs ExiIes at HaYana-The MutinOus
Feejees. 3g rzaet
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CONGREss-Flrst Session
WASHINGTON, March 6.

SENATE-Sherman called up reso-
luton from the House, for the ap-
pointment of joint committee, con-
sisting of three Senators and three
Representatives, to revise and fix the