The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-07-27

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body npoH the gnyefHmeai NJ iIaf
" Wilkes Iloosh, and eIalmgne Che
ftwafd gnsfsd ~ Ii,pth'a capture
Tho doctor elleeffulIy eompIIea with
The fulI conditions 0f lhe agreement,
and paid The twu Young men ihsi,
salaries, vl,fonc hundred mad iwen.
" pounds each, and their expenses
during The voyage, which amounted
10 about iwo hundred pounds addI.
iional Dr IIfown Il . gentleman n
GOOD standing, md has anasacd con.
siderable wealth In tlis East Iniisn.
IIe says Ne u satisfied that iIooth IA
alive, "a he has known both Miller
and Campbell for years, and has eyer
found them high.toued aud truthful
gentlemen. lie tried 10 induce Mr..
Miller, who has been his bosom friend,
10 dIyulgc the grent secret, vigi where
he had been, and also BOOTHS place
Of conccalmcnt but Miller lnsitive-
" refused 10 do so, stating that che
had taken solemn oath never 10 be-
tray Booth, and could not he tempted
10 Violate Il " the wealth of tho In
dics were laid at bis fect.'
This singular aiIair has created
quite sensation In our city, and is
being discussed In ccrtain fashionable
circles with considerable enthusiasm.
Il is the general opinion, entertained
by all familiar with the circumstances,
that Booth Is certainly alive, and tlint
the United States authorities at WASH
ingtm were victimized by set Of
cunning scoundrcls. IL such was
the case, God grant their villainy
may be exposed.
Captain W. Martin Tolbcrt, after
receiving tho amount al ISSUE. re-
maiued IN the city but three days,
then cleared again for Hong Kong IN
ballast, The vessel which he CON-
mands is certainly the most hand
some ship ! have ever seen in these
waters. She is a full rugged clipper
and judging from her model, should
be capable Of outstripping an ordlna'
, ry sailing vessel in swiftness.. .Sh,
! has been inspected by the authoritle'
here as n privateer, but nothing wa
done to prevent her departure he
: papers being apparently all right
: As IL may not be unintcresting togo,
= to know something more Of her ap
tain, / will append brief descrip
!. ton Of him as ho appeared Will
taking an evening promenade alonI
I, ono Of the fashionable thoroug ghfafe
Of this great Indian city.
:. He was dressed from top 10 toe il
nj a handsome suit Of gray cloth; wor
. a black silk hat, a ponderous mus
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