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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-29
A Newspaper Especially for Ladies

Some OF the enterprising ladies in
Philadelphia are trying to establish
daily newspaper, to be published and
circulated especially among their sex.
The editorial duties are to be per-
formed by six or seven ladies, who
shall each have q special department,
as follows:
First-The department Of fashion
will be. ably conducted, and every
day an entirely new style will be in
vented. This will add the chara. Of
variety to the very expensive toilets
of onr isdies.
Sccond-The department Of Scan
dal, to be conducted by an accom-
plished maiden lady Of advanced
years, will contain all the latest infor-
nation on elopements, flirtations, di-
vorces, family quarrels, unpleasant
ness" &c. All names will be coz
scientiously suppressed, except the
first and last letters Of the Christian
and family appelations. This will
save time and trouble to those ladies
who have evcabccn obliged TO hire a
carriage in order to spread such news
with proper speed.
Third The Department to Instruct
Mothersin in the management ofchildrn
| in all periods Of their intellectual and
physical groth, 10 be conducted by q
maiden lady who has read extensive
ly on the subject. This will save
much care and trouble for all aunts,
Fourth-Department of House
hold Remedies-to contain daily an ac-
count Of some horrible illness, acci-
dent or other catastrophe, and recipes
for the various plasters, poultices, &c.,
applied and devised by variou.
friends. To be edited by an expe-
rienced maiden who has had most Of
the affections that can be thought Of
This willavoid the necessity OF talk
ing about diseases and medicines al
tea parties and in general society.
Fifth-Department of Murders
Suicides, Infanticides, Parricides
Old-lady-cides, Cruelty TO Children
and animals, and any other horror,
that have pleasantly stimulating cf'
feet on The imagination. This de-
partmcnt win be edited BY an accom-.
plished young hdy Of very prccocioul
talents and delicate health. Tkswil
be so pleasant for general reading il
the family circle.
Sixth-Dcpartment for the En-
couragemcnt Of matrimony. Here
in will be described the costumes worr
by favorite bellies, either on the stree
or at balls; will set forth the charms
accomplishments and temper of eve
ry young lady as she " comes out
with names in fnlD, and viii pro
mote q sincere admiration and appre
ciation Of the fair sex without an,
invidious distinctions AZ 10 mere beau
ty or wealth. To be conducted b,
an accomplished mairon. This ms,
prevent many fair flowers from
wasting their sweetness on the des
ert air"
i sevenih-Departmeat ofa Value
To find out and publish the worth
prospects and character Of all mar
riageable men. To be conducted b,
an enterprising matron. This vii
save mistakes.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-29
A Vivid and Truthful Pietufe.

Ethcridgcdraws the following pic
ture Of the adherents Of rsdicaIisni In
Tennessee. Our readers can test its
truthfalness BY examining the record
Of such radicals as are parsasally
known to them. They will md the
picture q most truthful one:
Who arc the mon that Surrouud
this shining light-this mob chieiain'
this destroying angels Who are
they that do bis win, echo bic CON-
mands, give an appcarncs Of fstrengib'
to his power, and In all things sus(0in
him s Eastern sstraps and jasi1lH-
ries sustained their masters ID oFiql-
tai times and landss Who srs they
that seek In the name Of Loyalty %
root out the seed, % kill The fruitful
blossom Of liberty, affecting 10 hate
and despise q great rebellion Il he
moment that they are arriving them.
selves 90 The side Of grnier, . -
bellion against society, peace, hoi s
ity, love, and oil he psseepss Il
govennent7 Who ars tksyf I -
swer-Apniste Rebels- -Nskeuuuf-
ant rshsIs, not pardsnsi M -.
cowardly, malignant apesIsls Mil
The last and the kreo1nnt II o1ztkIY
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-29
EDrToRs OF THE STAR:

Hearing there was to be an exam
ination and concert at thevery thriv-
ing town Of ssrdis, on the Goth ult.
/ left my retreat in the wilderness
to attend said exercises.
Perhaps II Is scarcely within the
province of a mere "looker on in
Venice" to offer an opinion upon the
momentous questions involving the
educational and musical prospects Of
the rising generation; nevertheless,
/ am induced to offer few remarks
through the medium of the "SrAR,"
which sheds its refulgent beam upon
this part Of the " moral vineyard, !"
much to our comfort and edifcation.
You must know my advent upon
the occasion mentioned, formed a
somewhat startling episode in life
which glides on with the calm pla-
cidity of the Ganges, so that going to
Sardis to attend an examination and
concert, appeared to me an affair Of
probably the same. magnitude that a
trip to Central Africa would to your
self!
Thanks to two very sorry mules,
and their Hibernian driver, we ar
rived safely, which / shall ever look
upon. in the light of special Provi-
dence, not to say miracle, the roads
being in such an execrable condition,
that language Is inadequate to express
their state.
/ did not witness all Of the exami-
nation of Mr.. Gooch's pupils, but il
was refreshing to listen to the portion
/ did hear, in as much as the students
were evidently examined OF hand,
without the posting up" process, 50
very common in Female Colleges,
whereby young ladies make vast
show upon borrowed thunder"
Nothing of this was apparent du-
1
ring the exercises, while at the same
time, the pupils replied promptly and
intelligently to the questions pro-
pounded by their teacher.
The concert at night, under The
supervision Of Miss Eudora Cook, the
accomplished young lady instructress
gave evidence Of her faithful care
while the young lady performers did
themselves and their teacher credit
There were several instrumental
pieces very well executed, while th'
songs were well selected and sang.
Perhaps the song Of the F" Whip
poorwill" was on the whole, the mos
pleasing Of the vocal music.
The Juvenile entertainment, howcv
or attractive, wosld perhaps hav,
given greater satisfaction had an even
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-29

If you wish 10 fasten q thin baby
throw II ont oithe window and II viii
conc down plump.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-29

The Rump meets in July 10 form-
ally dissolve this Union, so-called.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-29

I'm 4 bpkel, man," exclaimed q
poet. so think" was the answer,
"for | have sscu your riaccs "
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
Editorial and News Items.

The Fourth Of July was celebrated in
San Francisco In 3 very brilliant manner.
The French army is about to be re-
duesd thirty i've thousand men.
Ex-Gov. JOHN A. KISo died ut his resi-.
dsnoe on Long Island on Sunday afternoon.
A BLOODY RIOT has just occurred in
Franklin, Tenn. The immediate cause Of II
was political discussions.
The Portuguese Chamber Of Deputies
have just voted in favor Of tho abolition Of capt.
tai punishment.
The friends Of Louis Philippe have
asked the French Senate to allow the remains Of
that monarch TO bo brought to France.
No liquors can now be transported
through Now York on Sunday. It Is forbidden
by an order from Superintendent Kennedy.
IT Is said that Juarez will, on reaching
the city Of Mexico, assemble Congress, and ten.
der his resignation as President.
GOVERNOR POWELL, Of Kentucky, is
dead. He has been Governor Of that State and
United States Senator.
IT will be seen by reference to an off.
oial letter, published elsewhere, that Senior Ro-
nero does not credit the statement that General
Santa Anna has been shot.
ADvIcEs from abroad indicate that finan-
cial confidence is not yet restored In London and
Paris. Neither gold from America, nor good
crops at home. have yet had this effect.
FIVE State prison convicts have Just
escaped from the county Jail in Augusta, Maine.
It Is supposed that they received aid from the
outside.
The British Consul, in Brunswick, Ga,
was murdered on Sunday last BY Captain Mar
tin He had been married but four hours. The
affair Is shroudsd in mystery.
GOVERNOR BULLOCK, of Massachusetts,,
deliver d an oration in Springfield in that State,
on the 4th instant. It Is highly spoken Of in
the papers.
The reported discovery Of new island
in the Pacific Is now said to be hoax. There
Is NO island within Ave hundred miles Of the
spot.
A NUMBER Of Austrian officers are now
in New Orleans. They 80 at once to Cuba, and
propose to organize q movement to invade Mex
leo and avsnge the death of MaIimilian.
GEN. THOMAS Francis MEAoHER, Secre
tary and Acting Governor Of Montana, wa
drowned at Fort Benton on the lst inst HI
fell from the deck Of steamer into tho water
The King of Egypt is enjoying grant
reception in London. Tho crowned heads
princes. and mobiles Of the old world seem to b.
on grand spree this year.
THERE was, few days ago, Radica
Peace Convention held In Bridgswater, VI. Th
convention resolved that 1t Is as wicked to kill
nan for politics as for religion, and that war
murder.
The Colorado has sailed from San Fran
cisco for Hong Kong. She had on board 5000,
900 in specie, sos passengers, including tn
Japanese Commissioners and suite, and 800 ton
freight.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
CONGRESS-.

The reconstruction question is fully be-
fore Congress, and we may look for imme-
date action thereon. Just what will be
the ultimate settlement Of this reconstruc-
ton business in the form of legislation this
session we shall probably see in q few days.
We give full reports Of the doings Of Con-
gress yesterday in our columns this morn
ing.
Mr.. Buffers motion for the appoint.
ment Of committee Of FIVE, to whom shall
be referred the whole subject Of Mr.. LIN
coLS's assassination, with power to send
for persons and papers, and to offer to per.
sons having knowledge Of parties impli-
Gated pardon IL they will turn States wit.
nesses, is an important movement. 1t
will be SO regarded throughout the country.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
Is IL True?

1t was currently reported yesterday that
gentleman in high official position in the
Government had declared the Presidents
purpose to be to carry out the reconstruc-
ton act in the spirit and according to the
letter in which it was passed by Congress 1;
that is, to give to it their Interpretation,
and not the exposition of the Attorney
General. He will remove none Of the
commanders, but will execute the law in
the same manner that these commanders
have been doing it. Such is the fact, as
we have been told, based upon the decla-
ration Of the distinguished gentleman,
whose name we are not permitted to
divulge. 1t has been made known to Con-
gress that such will be the Presidents
course, though that body has not been
notified Of it officially by him.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
From Mexico-An Important Let
ter TO SenOr Romero.

Senior ROMERO does not credit the rumor
that General SANTA ANNA was shot at
Sisal on the 25th instant. Mr.. RoNERo
received an official letter from the Gov.
ernor of the State Of Yucatan, dated at
Merida on the 2lst ultimo, stating that
General SANTA ANNA was arrested at Sisal
on the 1lth, and sent the next day to
Campeachy, to be kept in prison there
until President JUARKz should dispose Of
him. The Governor Of Campeachy, in an
official letter, dated on the 18th states that
General SANTA ANNA had arrived there,
and that he would be kept in prison &c
cordingly. There is, therefore, no proba.
bility that he had been tried from the 18th
to the 25th ultimo, and much less that be
could have been shot.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

into his own pockets2 Who is responsible
for this gigantic system Of fraudG .
The question admits Of but one answer.
This liquor has either been manufactured,
or removed from bonded warehouses, In
this city, and put upon the market with
out having paid The taxes which the law
requires. Yet there are certain ofiicers
whose duty Il is to see that spirits are not
thus placed on the market until they have
paid to them the taxes that are due, and
received from them the official certificate
that they have thus been paid.
IL Is for the Collectors and Assessors Of
New York and Long Island to explain
how these enormous frauds could be per-
petrated under their very eyes-how this
vast quantity Of spirits could 60 into the
market without their knowledge or assist
ance. n is the duty Of the Assessors to
see that every gallon Of spirits nsdnrfdc-
tured in their respective districts goes tnfo
bonded warehouse; and once bonded, t
cannot act out cithota the direct aid Of the
Collector. Not q gallon can be removed
from bond except upon the written permit
Of the Collector; and when removed for
consumption or sale, this permit can only
be given after the taxes are actually paid.
Here there are twenty officers charged
with the loss Of 2S,000.000 Of revenue
within ak months.
Show these things to the members Of
Congress, and they will tell you il may be
50; but this is not the time to remedy
these things; and, besides, they did not
come together to do il now-the weather
is too hot. We would like to have them
show us other questions Of more import
ance to this nation just at this juncture
than the question Of its finances. These
Congressman are paid for serving the
country the whole year round, and what
right have they to cry out IL the country
demands their immediate or continuous
service. at is too:hot for us to work.
Ifit is too hot for them they can resign
and let other men take their places.
We are not complaining Of Congress
for doing the one thing which is now oe
fore them. Let them do what ought tc
be done in that regard; but don't let them
leave the other undone. This law should
be modified, and it should be done at once
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
NJ YOR'S FFICE,
:" July 6, 1867

By virtue Of an act Of the City Couuels and In ae-
oordAnee Herewith, thAl offer fer sale for cash. TO
the highest bidder, on MONDAY, the 18th instant,
In front Of the city Hail. the hour Of ~ m the sx
elusive right and privilege Of using the several cor
poraton scales, until the LIST day Of July, 1906 for
the purpose Of weighing hay, straw, fodder, oats in
the straw, and live Stock situated At the following
places:
No, l. Louisisn avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets west
NO In front Of Nor .heTn Market, at iuterssetion
OF New York avenue and street north.
10 In front Of AnAcostiA Engine House
no.4 Athe Intersection OF Maryland avenue and
strsss north with Third street cast
| street north. "
The following y the tariff Of rates which the pur-
Sn'oIs are eniltled TO receive For every load Of
nay, straw FODDER oats In the straw, weighing one
one thousand pounds or less twenty Ave cents over
one Thousand pounds, my cents ; and for each and
every bundle, bale or package Of the .ame ten
hundred pounds ' ''' '''''
| Parties purchasing will be required 10 eomply
wth ali the prov sionh OF the act At Teb.
ruAry, 1865 entitled An act 10 establish publie hAy
scales, AID for other puTposes aud an Get
| April 49, is 7, entitled "An act to Tegulnta tbs
weight aud sale Of hay" "
RICHARD wALLAoH,
Mayor.
AuetionssTs, No. 81 Louisiana avenue, opposite Sea
'On houss' jyesodtlb
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
DRoPosALs FOR FLOUR.

oPFIcH DEPor ConnIisARI or suBsIsTIHcl,(
wAsHD0ToE, D. O., July Q, 1857.
Sealed proposals are invited until T0KsDAY, July
10, 1857, at II o'clock, m, for furnishing the Sub
FIvR H6HDRBD (50o) BARRKLs OF FLOUR
The proposals will be for whAi 10 known at this
Depot As Nos and ., aud bids will be entertained
for any quantity less than the whole.
Bids must be in duplicate, and for each grade on
separate sheets Of paper
The delivery Of the -four 10 semmenes within Ave
days from the opening Of the bids and must be Dc.
liysred In such quantities. daily, a the Government
Nay direct. Z. the whsrv'' or railroad depot in
The dsiivsry Of all -four awarded to bs com.
Plstsd within twenty days from the'aessptanss Of
the bid. ..'
Bids will be received for -four to bs delivered In
new, oak barrels, head lined.
Payment will be made In such funds as the Gov
eminent may have for disburssmsnt
The usual Government inspection will be made
Just before the -four 10 received, and none will be
accepted which Is not fresh ground and Of superior
quality
No bid will be entertained from parties who have
previously failed 10 comply with their bids, from
bidders not present 10 respond.
oovernmsnt reserves the right 10 rejeet anytbid
for any cause. ..-. 49,
Bids to be addressed to the undsIigned, at No. 22s
O street, endorsed Proposals for Flour
jy9'@ Major and Q. O., o. 9. A..
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
REMOVAL.

The Office Of tho Daily National Re
publican has been removed to the Force
Building" northeast corner Of Tenth and
ID streets,
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
From MEXICO and tho Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, July 6.-The steamship Con-
tinental, from MsiAtian on June "a, has ar
rived, with $3.50, 600 In treasure.
The report that Gems. Vsgo and sosanda In
tend attacking Mazatlan Is false. SoIanda re-
fused to assist vsgo, and maintains an inde-
pendent position.
Lower California correspondence says that the
raiders have all been captured except two, end
that quiet Is restored. The community feel more
confident Of the Government than for Q long
time past
The national Republican., 1867-07-09

NEW YORK FIRST BOARD SALES.
Coupons, lO9ij 5-20's, 1852, lllij 5.20's, 1854.
l08Ii b-20's, 1865, 100; 5-20's, January and
July, 1865, lo9ii io.4O's, 1926 1905, August,
lo7i 7.9o's, June, 1861; 1905, July, 1861
Gold 1881.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
DOORs, SASH AND BLINDS.

The undersignsd would most respectfully invite
builders and others to call and examine his stock s
goods, consisting Of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, WIN
DOW AND DOOR FRAMES, MoULDINds, BRACR-
Bfs, hRWEL POSTS, &e., at his store, No. IA MAssA.
chusetts avenue, between Sixth aud seventh, oppo-
site Northern Liberties Market where he inisads TO
keep constantly on hand all the various siIes and
qualities, At the lowest cash prices. ASo odd sized
work made to order.
js2s-u GEORGE n. BARKER.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
WARRINGTON, D. o.

QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
\oE CONDITION OF THl NATIONAL METRO.
PoLIrAH BAMK, OF wAsHIHoIon, 2: g.,
DAY OF JULY, 1867.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
GREEN TUhTlEl GREEN TURTLE! !!
Strengthening Of the Innocents

The Monster Green Turtle now on sxkisition Al
the Oyster Bay will be dseapitalsd snd served n
Free Lunch on WEDNESDAY, July 10, from II q N.
to p N. The patrons Of the house and public gsn.
orally invited TO bs present. This turtle ons
Of the largest ever received In this city, Weigh
nearly 100 lbs. Gl0R0l W. DRIvIR,
jyp.H 2ss Psnnsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
Gen. Custsr's Command Heard Frou
The Sioux Defeated.

OMAHA, July THE following has been re-
csivsd at headquarters from Gen. Cutters com
mand, dated at Riverside. Colorado, forty miles
vert Of Fort sedgwiek, July 0:
On the 24th ultimo, forty Ave Sioux attacked
detachment OF twenty Ave men, under Captain
Hamilton. near the Republican Forks, and aftsr
gallant fight the indians wsre defeated and
driven OF, with . loss Of two warriors killed and
several wounded. Hamilton losing only one
horse. On the same day large band Of Sioux
surrounded Clusters camp, endsavoring to STAN.
peds the horses, but were rspulsed. On the 10th
ult. war party Of Sioux and Cheyennss. mum.
bering 500 or 600, attacked and surrounded 4S
men Of the 7th cavalry, under Hsuts. Robbins
and Cook, escorting . supply train from Fort
Wallace. The Indians remained about the train
for three hours, and mace desperate effort to
effect Its capture, but were also rspulssd, and
Eve warior were killed and several wounded.
Our To-" was only two wounded.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
BY telegraph.
Frou, Europe.

From Europe. ..
VrxnA, JAY 7.--An Austrian feet 10 TO be
inn.diat.ly diipatehsdt to Mexico for the body
Of Mazimilisn.
LONDON, July IA dstaohmsnt Of regular
troops has been ordered BY the English Govern.
msnt 70 Abyssipia 10 compel the King Of that
country 70 rslsAss the British subjects Who have
been held prisoners there for long tlme past.
PARIS, July THE International Congress,
for the regulation Of gold and nlysr change, now
In session In this city, has hxsd upon the gold
ave frame piece, and iu multiplss. ss . basis Of
. uniform currency In Europe and America.
=Lorpon, July 8--Noon.-Consols, pfi; U. b
Fivs-twsntiss, 70; Illinois Central, 70; Fries, ~
LiyERpooL, July g. Noon.-Cotton dull.
Sales Of 10000 bales Middlins Uplsnd'' loid
Orleans, 11d.
Brsadstuffs, provisions. and produce unchanged.
[By stsamsr.l
NEw YoRk, July S-Ths steamer City OF
London, with European datss TO the 9Th ult,,
has arrived.
Startling dsvslopnsnts have been made in re-
gard TO eutrsgss psrpstrated under the suspices
OF the Shsfisld Trades Unions. Murder, arson,
and other diabolical orimss wsre confessed By
men In the employ Of the Unions, against those
Who had given them offence.
In the Houss Of Lords an important debate on
the Irish church had taken place. Earl Russell
favored . proposition By Earl Grey Of dividing
the revenues Of the established church In Ireland
between the Roman Catholic a,d Protestant
clergy, In order to found . permanent peace In
Ireland.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
The Financial IrreEalsritiss In Bos

The Financial IrreEularities In Boston.
BosroE, MASS, July 8.-Indisoretion and
irregularitis. Of the national barking system
promise further Developments In the arrest
secretly made here Of John T. Fuller, cashier Of
the Merchants National Bank, for illegally ab-
stracting the funds Of the bank.
The national Republican., 1867-07-09
FINANCIAL,

WAsHIsoroS, July SIS p. m.-Jay Cooke 4
90. furnish the following closing quotations Of
Government securities: