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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-05

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-05
The Wife.


Only let 4 woman be sure that she
. j. precious to her husband-not use
zfal, not valuable, not convenient,
ssimply, but lovely and beloved; let
her be the recipient of his polite,
hearty attentions; let her feel that
Der cares are noticed, appreciated and
returned; let her opinion be asked,
her approval sought, and her judg-
ment respected in matters of which
she is cognizant-in short, let her
only be loved, honored and cherished,
in fnlflment of the marriage vow,
and she will be to her husband,
children, and society, well spring
of pleasure. She will bear pain, and
toll, and anxiety, for her husbands
love Is, TO her, a tower and a fortress.
Shielded and sheltered therein, adj
versity will have lost its sting. She
may suffer, but sympathy will dull
the edge of sorrow.
A house with love in it-and BY
love it means love expressed in words
looks and deeds, for have not one
spark Of faith in love that never
crops OUTS to q house without love
as a person is to machine--one j,
life, the other q mechanism. Tn,
unloved woman may have bread JUS
as light, a house just as tidy as th,
other; but the latter has spring o
beauty about her, joyousness, al
aggressive and penetrating and per
vading brightness TO which the form
or Is a stranger. The deep happines
in her heart shines out in her face
She is ray Of sunlight in the house
She CLEANS over it. II is airy an,
gay and graceful, and warm, an,
welcoming with her prescnce-she
full Of devices and plots and swee
surprises for her husband and famil
she has never done with the re
nance of life--she, herself is lyri
poem, setting herself to all pure an
graceful melodies. Humble hous,
hold ways and duties have for her
golden significance. The prize max,
the calling high, and the end sanct
hes the means.-"Love Is heayei
and heaven is love-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-05


John Mitchell has returned to
nlehmond y, from Paris, and formed an
ealtorlal~nnection with the Dispatch.
A firrier, having facilities for rem
ovating old furs, advertised, in a per-
ieetly grammatical manner. "Capcs.
victorines, etc, made up for ladies
out Of their own skins"
There Is now but one revolutionary
soldier inscribed on the rolls of the
Pension officc-Samuel Downing,
who enlisted from Carroll rpunty,
New Hampshire, but who now re.
sides at Eliuburg, in Saratoga coun-
tv, New York.
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Too Much SENTIMENT. --Th
Petersburg (ya.) Express says:

lbV MUM t1fNAhafsafAs - ~
Petersburg (Va.) Express says:
The greatest obstacle to the intro
duction Of any new pursuits, is that
the habits Of our people have become
so inveteraiely formed as to render
il almost impossible to mould them
anew. They are, in a manner, case
hardened within US. But if the
South shall ever again enter on a
carer Of prosperity, old things must
be done away, and all things be made
anew. Every effort should be made
TO hasten the day when a large pro-
portion Of our cotton crop shall be
worked up at home, and not let all
the profits, as at present, accrue to
the benefit of those who would tyr
rannize over Us, and keep us in a
state Of perpetual inferiority.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-05

Col. ST. LEGER GRHSFEL.-The
Florida House Of Representatives
has adopted a report and resolutions
upon the case Of Col. George St. Lc-
ger Grenfel, lieutenant in the Brit
ish army, who volunteered for the
Confederate cause, and, subsequently,
was placed on the stats Of Generals
Bragg and Lee. Owing TO misun-
derstanding with the Confederate
War Department, he resigned; and
subsequently, while hunting on the
prairies of Illinois, was arrested and
tried by a military commission foI
conspiring TO release Confederate
prisoners at Camp Douglas, and L
burn Chicago. lie was sentenced :,
death, but the sentence was commut
ed to imprisonment for life at th'
Dry Tortugas in Florida, where h
now il. The committee say that th
charges are utterly groundless, an'
the Colonel is victim Of perjury
They say that there are now abou
FIVE hundred prisoners at Dry Tor
tugas.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-05

John Esten Cooke, author Of "Sur-
rey of Eagles Nest" j. writing a
work entitled "The Wearing Of the
Cray Ii viii chiefly consist OF
sketches Of the Southern heroes who
distinguished themselves in the late
war.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-05

Poor old Mrs. Partington can't
comprehend the "new-fangledr no
tions Of theprescnt times. She ays,
"There Is one thing surp, the e.
males Of the present regeneration arc
a heap more independenter than they
use to be. Why, I SAVE gal to-day
that | know belongs to the historical
class Of society, with her dress all
tucked up to her knees, her hair al
buzred up like rs II she hadn't time
TO comb Il for q week, and one cf her
grandmother's old caps IN an awful
crumplcd condition on her head.
Why, laws honey, when | was gal,
If any Of the fellers come along when
| had my clothes tucked up that way,
and my head kiycr~i with an Old
rag, why | would run for dear lifc
and hide out Of sight. Well, well,
the gals then werc innocent, unconhs-
Gated critters, now are what the
French call eblascs." Ia
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above Cairo Is closed, heavy ice in
the channel rendering Il unsaie for
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-01-05

THE Esd OF THE WoRLD.-Ths
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Hnteili9a-
Ger is entitled TO the credit Of the
following facetious remarks;
An eminent English divine pre-
dicted that the world would come "a
an end some years ago, but finding
his prediction unverifed, he revised
his scriptural studies and put of th,
grand catastrophe till 1868. w
should not be in great dread Of th'
veri6cation Of his second prediction
were Il not that several events o
recent occurrence indicate that some
thing Of very unusual and mos
extraordinary character must tax
place before long. We allude, o
course, to the formation Of "Con
grcssional Prayer-meeting,' wit
Henry Wilson and other hardene
sinners at the heard, and to the n
tirement Of John Morrissey, Cor
gresham elect, from the Presidene
} Of the noted faro banks at Saratos
and New York city.
II may be that these extraordinaI
e events do not portend the immedia
5 winding-up OF earthly affairs, b
: there is certainly marked milleni
c look about them. We remcmb'
y however, TO have seen Il stated
a the authority Of Stoncwall jackson
:, servant, that The harder "Old Stor
z walln prayed at night, the ms
1t wickedly he fought next day; a
ls this may turn out to be the casc vi
ie our praying Congressmen. Nor
to sey, though his Congressional te
Of has not yet begun, ought to be
a mitted to the sacred circle al on
II If he should apply, We do not do,
IN that he would be welcomed "
be three cheers and a tiger Il wo'
" be a sight fl for gods 10 see. VIII
n. meekly lay aside the impudent sm
thai distinguishes his countenal
ef aF,l oomposs Bis features fbr -
in peal to throne the oi grace, WI
or John Morrissey hears his peniienl
grpan and goes one better"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-31
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, Oct 28
Thaddeus Stevens, in letter to Dir. Pfeiff.
er, SAYS: Since the adoption of the amend~
ment have no doubt Of our full power to
regulate the elective franchise, so far as it re.
CARDS the whole nation, in every State of the
Union, which when tried, hope will be SO
formed as to be beneficial to the nation, lust
to every citizen, and carry out the design OF
the trainers of the Government according to
the Declaration of Independence.
Santa Anna has been tried at Vera Cruz,
and sentenced to death. He has petitioned
the supreme government for mercy.
Theyelow fever is reported as prevailing
on board the British steamer Corsair, lately
arrived from Nassau. Two men have died
and others are sick. For some unexplained
reason the vessel was allowed up from quar-
antine to Jersey City, but has since been or.
dered back.
A rumor this morning on Wall street thai
heavy defalcation had occurred i'll the Office
OF the Pacific Mutual Insurance Company, il
SIMPLY that the President of the Company ha.
| resigned. The cause for resignation is saio
to be financial embarrassment, but the Pos
is assured that the Company will not be af.
| fected.
The bronze statue of Abraham Lincoln. ir
Prospect Park, Brooklyn, is nearly com,
pleted.
Charles A. Dumerriz, alias Difeganierre
has been sentenced to two years in the State
prison for forgery
William Thompson has been arrested 70,
presenting check Of E. C. Pike l. Co., O
st. Louis, on the American National Bank o
New York, for S1,218 go, in favor of q D.
d. Chambers of Pittsburg, whose son hs
claims to be.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 80.
Elijah I. Barton, who obtained $1,000 on
q forged draft under the name Of Burns,
from National Bank in this city, some
months age, was arraigned in the Circuit
Court yesterday, and plead guilty.
AuGusrA, Ca, Oct. %.
Returns from all parts Of the State indicate
that the Conservatives took no part In the
election. Nearly all the votes cast we're for
Canon. 1876 votes were polled here ,073
in the city, and 7l2 in the county, all for q
Convention.
CoKoeRp, Oct. 80
Gen. Sheridan arrived last night, was wel>
coined by Mayor Abbott and escorted to the
State House. W. L. Foster delivered an ad
dress on behalf of the committee. A gener-
al melee ensued. The Gen. was rushed to
the residence Of Hon. Onslaugh Sherns
where, in q short speech, he thanked the
crowd and retired.
New HAVEN, Oct. 80
President Woolsey has authorized the fat
contradiction of the reports of the prevalence
Of severe sickness in Yale Colleges Not over
Cured among the students. 1t is not thought
Of suspending college exercises.
PEORIA, Ill, Oct so.
The State Christian Association met here
yesterday. The attendance was large. D..
l.. Moody of Chicago was elected President.
and A. l.. Parks of Alton, Secretary. Much
interest was manifested in the exercises.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 80.
Vallandeham was in this city yesterday.
he is working assiduousy for the Senator
ship. aud speaks with great confidence of his
election, claiming he has votes enough
pledged to secure it.
BosroS, Oct. 30.
Ex Gov. Andrews had an attack of apo.
plexy last night. His situation is considered
critical. He remains iusensible this fore
noon.
TOLEDO, Oct. 80
The first snow of the season is now falling
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FROM THE PAR WEST.

Sr. LouIs, Oct. 80.
Omaha dispatches say: A messenger has
arrived at Fort Laramie with thirty Sioux
warriors, who favor peace. The head men
promise to treat at Laramie on the 10th of
November.
The chief, White Cloud, sends word 10
Gov. Hunt, of Colorado, that it is no use for
Government sending any more ignorant men
to negotiate with him, but with Hunt, or
somebody else who understands the Indian
question. He will treat upon liberal terms,
and relnquish all claim to the plains, and
remove to the extreme North
Gov. Hunt will go to Laramie by way of
White Clouds camp, and endeavor to make
terms with him.
A feet Of seven Mackinaw boats arrived
at Omaha, from Fort Benton, Monday. The
Indians attacked the boats below the Yellow
Stone, and killed one man.
The Indians obstructed the track on the
Pacific Railroad, between Antelope and Pine
Bluff stations. few days since, with view
Of throwing the train off but some workmen
discovered and removed the distinctions be.
fore any damage was done.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEw YORK, Oct. so.
The Heralds Washington special says
Several prominent Southerners have recently
expressed to the President their conviction
that general outbreak among the negroes is
imminent. They say nearly every negro man
in the South is well armed, while the whites
are almost entirely without m cans of defense.
The impeachment ofthe President is believed
to be the time determined upon for rising.
These gentlemen strongly urge upon the
President an increase in military force.
The Worlds special says: The Supreme
Court Of this district refused to grant q writ
of error for an appeal from the lower court
from decision sustaining the constitutional.
ity of the confscatiou laws. The decision
covered several cases where property has
been con6scated for life estate in this dis
trict. An effort will be made to have the
consttutonality of the law tested in the u
s. Supreme Court.
The statement of the national debt for
November lst will probably show only q
very slight reduction. Payments from the
Treasury on various accounts for the last half
OF October have been heavy. The coin bals
ance will be considerably increased, but it
will be at once reduced again by the Five>
Twenty interest, which will be charged of on
the 1st proximo.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 80.
The Chronicle Of this morning contains an
elaborate address from Thaddeus Stevens, ex.
pressing his views on public affairs.
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IwCELLANse0s ITEls


Dss NorsRs, OF. 30.
The Gleason murder trial closed yssesF-
day. The jary sbrcagAs in verdict d
There was slight fall Of snow here thi,
morning.
DusuauE, Oct. 80.
The var between the Illinois Central and
Chicago b Northwestern Railroads continues
unabated. The Northwestern now gives it
Illinois connections st Freeport the go-by,
and sends all freight over its leased line from
Freeport to Savannah, on the Nimissippi,
and ssnda It By boat up the river. 1ts freight
for Chicago takes the same course.
There il large force Of workmen now en-
gAged on extending the track Of the Dubuque
b Sioux City Railroad west Of lows Falls.
This road will now be pushed forward with
vigor.
The grading Of the Cedar Falls 4 Minae-
sofa Railroad is rapidly progressing between
Farley and Nassau.
WINoEA, Mimi, Oct. 80.
Dr.. John D. Ford, late President Of the
State Normal Board. died At his residence in
this city last evening, Of typhoid pneumonia.
CAIRa, Dot. so.
The present term Of the Circuit Cour,
hero has convicted and sentenced ten crimi.
nails to the State Penitentiary, seven for lar,
ceny, and one, James NJ. Gary, Of Pulaski
county, (murder) for life one for assault
with intent TO kill, and one, colored woman,
for assault. They will be sent up to~mor.
row.
OTTAWA, Oct. 80.
The rumors of division of the cabinet or
financial questions are entirely unfounded.
CINCINNATI, Oct 80.
The Ohio State Temperance Convention
was held yesterday At Newark. An address
to the citizens was adopted which favors I
prohibitory law. They also adopted plat
form pledging themselves to vote for no in
temperate candidate for Office, nor for any
one advocating the keeping open Of saloonl
on Sunday, nor for any man opposing the
prohibitorY liquor law.
SPRIEarIKLD, H., Oct. 80.
Quite snow storm fell in this region las
night, which melted away during this morn
ing. The weather to day is damp, cold, ant
decidedly wintry.
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FROM NEW YORK.

-, New YoRK, Oct. so.
The storm which began. Monday effected
considerable damage in this city and through>
out the neighborng country. Cellars and
Easements along the river fronts were inun-
dated BY the swollen tide. Numerous chin,
neys we're toppled over by the wind, and the
Terry boats plying the Hudson and East riy.
m ers experienced great difficulty in navigating.
!. Inc water fliied the sitting room in some Of
bridges. A sloop was capsised Of Hohoksr :
aud one man drowned. A large building was
blown down in Hackensack, M OF the
results on the coast we have yet to hear.
In the Uhited States Circuit Court yes,.r.
day, Judge Benedict presiding. the Jury
brought IN sverdict Of guilty against Benz.
F. Kakely, charged with embezzling a letter
from the General Post Office. A motion a.
stay Of the judgment was argued and the
discussion vas reserved and the prisoner 70.
hesdsd 70 jail
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 80.
Commissioner Wells has arrived here from
the West. He is engaged in preparing his
report on the revenue system. He regards
the present mode of collection as an entire
failure, and will recommend an entire change.
The frauds perpetrated are perfectly astound.
ing. He goes to New York to night, where
he will complete his report, which will be
one of the most interesting submitted, owing
to the disclosures it will contain.
Treasurer Spinner was before the Treasury
Retreuchment Committee to day.
A private dispatch from California this
morning states that full retnrns show that the
State has gone Democratic by over a,OOO
majority, but the returns are very light.
Secretary Seward denies the report that he
has commissioned an Auburn clergyman to
visit Europe on q secret mission.
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FROn CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 80.
There were 81 deaths in this city for the
week ending October 28th; for the cores
ponding week last year there were It's.
An illicit distillery establishment, the
property of I. J. Elston, located in this city,
was seized yesterday by revenue officers
The place was ostensibly a cooper shop, and
all the implements of that occupation we're
kept ostentatiously in sight, while under.
meath, and in rear of the shop, the proprietor
had successfully carried on the business of
manufacturing highwines, and was accumu.
lating money very fast.
Hugh Connor, implicated in the $4,000
robbery in St. Louis, was up before the Po-
lice Commissioner yesterday, on . charge Of
receiving stolen property, and was held until
Nov. %, in $50, coo bail,
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FIRES.

RANDOLPH, ILL.,, Oct. 80.
The warehouse owned by Russell & Sitzen
burg, containing $500 bushels of grain
burned last night. The building was valued
At 81, 400; insured S1,40O. The loss on the
grain was So, 500; fully insured in the Mer.
chants, of Chicago.
The c. B. l. Q. Railroad Depot, so fee
from the warehouse, took FIRE twice, but va.
exhosaisAed with Mite damage. The Ere
vas the work Of an incendiary
NEw YoRK, Oct 80.
The building No. 3fs Broadway was dam
aged BY fire this morning, the occupant.
losing heavily, viz: A. Blume 4 Co., i'm.
porters and masufacsnrers Of hosiery, etc.
loss $4,000 Pardee, Bates l. Co., iobber,
il silks and woolens, loss $4,000, and VOL
y Moses, $4,000; the building, owned b,
Geo. Panssl, Of Paris, valued $50, 90; al
fully insured. The origin Of the FIRE is un
known.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Oct. 80.
Seventy-three counties give 1892 major
ity for the Convention; 72 Radicals and 33
Conservatives are-elected 4k}t
Hunnicutt addressed large crowd of ne.
groes in the Capitol enclosure last evening.
He alluded to certain threats to kill him, and
said: .'I win not leave. Don't you know,
my fellow citizens, that if the assassin's bull
let pnsses my brAin or his dagger touches my
heart, more than one white man will fall mp
On thss day? The assemblags responded,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DEsPATOHnls. u
[Atest News From MashinGton.

! AETEI8NOON DE9F FAIOH103s
Latest News From Washington.
Outbreak Of the Negroes Feared.
-6fttl gI
Saprtne Count Dseisisa On Csailscatioa LANa
Probable Showing Of National Debt
ELECTION RETURNS IN VIRGINIA.
Reception Of Sheridan at Concord,
Report Of. Sickness In Yale College Denied
h-Gev. Andrews Attacked BY ApcpltYy.
Great Damage BY the Storm in Ne,c York
Illicit Distil leFy seizea In Chicago
Late News from Indian Country
The Sioux Promise to Treat ON Nor. 10tA
0lsason 70 und Guilty Of Murder
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE,
GARIBALDI IN SIX MILES OF ROME
Italian Troops have crossed the Frontier
AN OUTBREAK EXPECTED In ROME
French Troops Arrived at Cirita Tecchia
GOLD CLOSED INNEW YORK 14oi
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