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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-22
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neither tHti d Hke si iha Hmttf ln youl I8H
baild u tari3in tamtiHy " mH
lahdf H high money feftge pruria nnnf aHl
Htflf tHi " nff fuu6 within fhf bunia u
fhu Htiiif fhif t WlBl ts ttlI ihe rft m
@ century add viii prose 900 the soil1a ft1alffi
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Hni The constant expense Vi fhulliihg va
only require 1000 i.at 1f lumbsf board meas
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huilt and tau cHn sec fuf yourself what thnta
who have them say about ihrm mud tiOnld
sou need one we would hr platsed ~ Wnny
you In 4 shori time we win have one erected
Iu The cts Of Memphis lt inspection. can
aud ovimIne H.
We make the following propositions 1--we
use three different Kinds Of Pins,
Fof O rough oui Pin. sl8o lor. Win M ihe
bolts that ore necessary 70 make Il complete.
excepting door iront Il can be pni up iof tls
more. Get tour own timber. and q pres com
plcte viii cost you only Sl1b
For q wrought pin beautifully clnstc. o.
smooih AZ glass good for q century, with bolts
complete, tlG0; the same amount for lumber
as the other, 5000.
For q Newell Pin, one hundred and eighty
dollars cost all complete, 1925. Al stocked
alike II has a revolving nut aud Is beanti-
fully ohnstc.
Any one Of the three kinds win cost les,
than the wooden one, One small mule or two
men will give you any weight you want There
i a sliding tap, which cnn be removed from
over the box 10 less than twenty seconds. For
convenience and strength II has no equal.
RUTLAND & TAYLOR, Memphis, and 7. c.
BASS, Como, are my agents.
For further information address the under
slgnedi at Como Mississippi
VIC BANKS.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-22
Dead Dead |! Dead

The following on the death of that
Prince Of traitors, Thad. Stevens,
from the Memphis A%rdtdnchc, on
veys our sentiments, with one slight
variance, and that IL, that VIC feel as
iubilant over it rs the Hessians did ut
the execution Of Champ Ferguson.
Here il Isl:
"Hon. Thaddeus Stevens is dead.
lie was a mar of great ability and
force Of character, and held his party
for many years in continual awe. In
his life we bore strong rcsentments
against him for his unjust severity
toward the South and it is not for
us to extol his few redeeming traits,
if he had any. Brutus may have
wept over the bier where Caesars
body lay, but we can waste no lach-
rymation at the grave Of Thaddeus
Stevens. We can look at the work
of death with respectful silence, but
cannot for the wrongs that Mr.. Stew
ems would have done US had the pow
er been his. He may have misun-
derstood us; and We possibly could
not fully appreciate his motives, but
we do know that his policy made
countless thousands to mourn in the
South, aud were he to die a thousand
times, it would not make amends for
the injustice he has inflicted upon in
nocent people. He has gone before
a great bar, where Radical joint COM
mittees have never reported, where
the two.thirds rule cannot be enforc-
ed, o the previous question called;
where venal majorities, nor fawning
v%assals, nor flatterers eau be used, and
where bayonets never glitter, o
false witnesses perjure themselves to
convict the innocent. Before that
incorruptible court is arraigned the
naked soul Of Thaddeus Stevens,
where he will receive exact justice,
according to a divine standard far
above the comprehension Of finite
minds. At his grave we drop our
resentments, and turn back again to
fight over daily the battle Of life.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-22

Prominent among the attractive
talent of arena are such artists as
Miss Cordelia, the champion fe-
male rider of the world.
Mile Frances, Madame Margaret,
Madame Gertrude.
Mr.. John Wilson, Mr.. John Rob
%inson, Mr.. j. McDonough, Mr.. Geo.
sloman, W. II. Ashton and sons, Mr..
G.. n. Robinson, Sig. Adolph Bran
disi.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-22
Our Job Department

Il complete and Is the largest establishment Of
the kind in the Southwest. We employ none
but capable workmen, and turn out the bes, Of
work At the mos, reasonable prices.
fs7e.sm wHiTuoRg d 90.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-22
Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remitent Fevers, Jaundce and Enlarge
ment of the Spleen, or Ague Cake.

Having had ndodtMe evidence Of its prompt9 and certain effects from the testimony ds
multitude Of respectable ctlens am0ngw whom arc chased M Of our best physicians we do
not hedte to recommend This Preparation in ALL cares Of Fcrand Ague and chusa and Fever
indeed from the facts in our possession Of IL intrinsic yaueh would udh be too much for Us to
state dat when the direction are strictly complied with, we warrants cure nrey acw where
IL Is tried. II Is pleasant to tho taste nni the cheapest medicine In the world. Therefore, In
truth il may be declared the day hnt Tar distant when j. must be appreciated and used In
every household whucF Fever and Ame or Chnsa and Fever Is found 10 exist
The wonderful operation OF the rcn. Tonic Syrup IN neuunl1ng he effects Of maahouI
poison in the human ytem, can only Explain ib extraordinary agency IN the speedy thorough
aud permanent cure Of Chns and Fever OF Fever and Aguq and all their kindred diseases u
whayr form Of Bilious Complaints they may make their appearance
Asu name imports IL IL n Tonic Of rare and medicinal virtues composed Of pure and
harmless ingredients and are umeia as 10 form compound alike skilhl in a, beautiful in
pptarance and can be taken with saGyo the most delicate constitutions Its tho result ~
lifetime Of experience and practice in Southern climate and vas ever known to fail even
where al other remedies had been tried in vain.
Those who ire unaWhntdw with The extraordinary properties Of this home production man.
uhcnred from roots ad plants indigenous to the soil Of our sunny Solthh land hence
to the cure Of Southern climate diseases are respectfully referred to the ocrifcauso Of
respectable citizens whose anne are embraced in pamphlet which compani reach boule;
tho endorsements Of the pres in all the Southern State Indicating the many thousand
cures already performed by our Justly celebrated Texas Tonic Syrup
The reports from hundreds Of Druggist, Merchants and Dmas from all parts Of tho eonn.
ire uniform In stating The medicine is safe, certain and reliable as substitute for qhnfne
aud the poisonous compounds heretofore generally sold, aud is rapidly mpPhnHng everything
Of this class
Asa home enterprise 1t especially commends Itself tho people Of this section Of the eoun.
who IRE nov struggling In an effort to 10 way with old prJudha In favor Of foreign
aud may we not hope foreign "Qmek NoanumA" the propheuur Of which, In mi
cases. are governed by nothing but merenay motives know nothing Of the properties Ne
decimal Agents aud care nothing for our interests except TO enee our people Into the use Of
their vile mixtures
The Texas Tonic Syrup Is packed in Eases Of two dozen.
Dealers supplied upon better terms than any other remedy Affords .
MANSFIELD d HIGBEE, Druggists and Chemists,
Sole Proprntors, Memphis, Tenn.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-22

A pleasant style of suieide-to
hang upon the notes Of a pretty lady
while she Is singing.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-22
O


NuNU' MISE ApfH 10, Ihb6.
W g. BANKS, Esq-Delr Sir. This ia to GER
tify that ! have one Of your Patent Cotton
Presses, and must say that Il is the very press
that have been wanting ever since ! have
been a planter, For simplicity aud durability
It cannot be surpassed, and In my opinion Il
will supcrcedc MI other presses that have been
invented cannot say too much in favor Of
your press, and would advise all planters need.
ing n press n secure one of your patent.
Very respectfully, N. Il. SLEDGE.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-22
Prepared only bv .uansaeId y Hsbes,
Wholesale Druggists and Chemists,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

Sold by respectable Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
pot .H. :, j. 4. YATES, Bsssviie sud 7. G. MATHEWS, Long ors-h.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-22
Cono. Mss. April 10. 1868.

NhANf H4nnf hpIi ~ l0pps
W. O. BASKs, EsQ-Dear Sir Your Patent
Cotton Press is the best | have ever tried or
seen. endorse Il in toto, Il being strong.
durable and complete in every particular.
Very respectfully, In. DAVIS.
Conc, Mss, January 7, 1867.
Mn. W. G. BLSKs-Dedr Sir; The new i'm
proved Patent Press you recently put up for Us
has given entire satisfaction. We think Il the
only press we have ever seen Of the screw kind
put mp on the proper principle. It has every
convenience that we could wish Tor, and rs
speedy rs any other we have ever known; be-
sides. II works easier than any We have ever
seen In use. Two men can make a bale Of i've
or six hundred pounds on Il without much *.
e%rtion, and one mule will make six hundred
pound bale with ease. We are Of the impress.
sion that the screw will last a lifetime, und
pack al the cotton that will be required. We
have used five different kinds, and lind this the
hest Of any we have ever tried, and take pleas.
ure in recommending il to the public, feeling
fully satisfied that any Que who tries Il will be
pleased. Yours truly,
THOMAS WILLIAMS,
mayl6-3m HENRY WILLIAMS
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-22

DTARRHEA,. one Of the most fatal diseases known in the Valley Of the Mississippi Is rapidly
and radically curd-hence m name II viii also when taken according to directions mos
asurdy cure all cases Of Cholera, Cholera Mrbus Collie Dysntuy and all diseases 1T
Bowels
hh prescribed by The frat Western and Southern physician, and used in the hospital. o
the country s a standard remedy.
Thousands of Soldiers and Chitensh have been cured By The use Of his Cordial and Il ma,
properly be Termed the Great Medicine Of the South aud West
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-22

Mansfield's Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial,
A Rapid, Radical aud neverhlng Specific for
Cholera, Cholera MObu, Diarrhaa, Dyentuy, Cole, Ptur, and Lo'no'
Of he BoUds.
Purely Vegetable In It's composition, aud prepared al their Laboratory from Bark, Root, Bn.
n. Gums and Herbs
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-22
NO. Ia Madison street
MEMPHIS, TENN.

The PUBRlC LEDGER is served to city
subscribers by faithful carriers a, Pinsen cents
per week, payable weekly 10 the carriers
BY mail, EIGHT DOLLARS per annum, or
seven,y-6ve cents per mouth, in advance.
Evening star., 1868-01-24
REORGANIZATION.

ErssIssIpFI.-lnt the Convention yasts-i .y
MT. Or, IRON the committee 10 coif'r with
lit ntTsl GIlier1, said thSt General q Hem had
ststsC, verbally, that he would sustun no ls-
gislatioa excerpt the framing of acJnstitutoa
and civil goyes nllC Mt ioT the STAT. Tae report
fom Tho Committee on General Proyisiois
wax adopted. IL provides th,t the 6 IN raj As
sSnbiy oi t6e State OF Ms-issi pi shall never
ar urle Or Lave any power to assume or pay
any uebt or obligation contracted or incurred
10 aio OF the II tbeiliOD; shall have no power to
make ccJnps nsstion for eananci patel slaves;
Snd shslfhaNe no power to claim from thu
Dit. q States com pensa' ion for slaves emanci-
psfod oIuiIb,ratod IN any manner.
VtRaTsIA-In the Uoa yeniion Yesterday
among tie resolutions referred, was one CON-
peiliI chiIdr,n TO attend school: also, ne pro
hibitug special privilege TO any company en-
Eat ed in bringing inlm grants To Virginia DIR.
Sesrz, sgent oftbe Pessody fund, addressed the
ConSt ntioR on the sub ect of educ atom. Tn
thousand copies of his address wers o-ie ed to
be printed. The bill of rights occupied the rest
of the osy.
GgoRaIA.-The Con vention spent the entire
day yesterday in the discussion of the section
defining rVason, w ithoUt reaching a vote. An
order baS appeared from Gen. RugCr, the army
officer detailed ~ Governor, rtsCinding Gov.
jenkins order suspendIng the collection OF
taxts in the state. The army officer detailed as
Comptroller has issued orders 10 the tax coll
Iectors to Immediately collect and forward TO
the State Treasurer all unpaid taxes o. last
year. An advance of Slc.@o from tha State
load was received and taken TO Atlanta by
Capt. Rockwell, the military treasurer, Tor tie
pay ent of the convention.
LoUIsIAsA.-Undert the head of general pro-
visions, the Convention yesterday adopted ar
ticle 81 of the constitution, which provides that
every citizen OF the United States resident in
the State one year, and parish six days, shall be
deemed an electCr, except he is dsfranchised by
This constitution, or under interdiction.
SouTR CARoLINA.-The Convention yester-
day was engaged chiefly in discussing the pro-
priety of adopting relief measures for debtors.
On the resolution asking Gen. Candy TO sus-
pend the sales of property for three months, the
negroes were bitter against the landholders and
former rich men. One said, in his speech, that
lie would make them sell the land, if il could be
secured in no other way. The negroes are grow
ing more excited.
Evening star., 1868-01-24
RECEPTIONS.

We ARE AUTHoRIzEo TO ANNOUNCE that the
Lss 80 OF the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Patter-
Scn and NTs. StoyeT, will be at horae on Mon
day evenings, after seven o'clock. The even
ing hss been fixed upon for the drawing-rooru
receptions Of the ladies in lieu of the afteruoou
ss during last seasOn. and they will receive
esery Monday evening until further notice
Mrs POSTMASTER GENERAL RANDALL will
bold RECEPTIONS on wednesday afternoons Of
each week.
rsk LADIES OF SECRETARY BRowSIsG's
FAMILY Will receive their friends, as usual, on
" edne~day's, from 12 to O'Clock. p. m. Resi-
denee 90 Montgomery street, Georgetown
Heishss.
SPEAKER COLPAx's RECEPTIONS are TO be
every Friday evening, from sX to IL p. IN.
commencing Friday, anuary Eth. The recep-
rons Of the Speakers mother and sister, Mrs
and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and gentlemen
accompanying them, will be every Wednesday
afternoon. from 1 10 1 p. N.
GENERAL GRANT will b. at home on We'd
aeeday evenings, January 18th and February
Oh NoCards Of invitation viii be issued
Evening star., 1868-01-24

ADvfCgs FEoM SITKA.-A late Sitka letter
give sn account Of the progress Of settling the
country. The interference Of the authorities
with the customs of the Indians created discon-
tFni among them Notw outstanding the W inter
eesson, many strange Indians are appear ug
and disappearing Some come fromE ictOria and
Others from simpson. for what purpose l. not
known. In consequence of exorbitant prices
demanded for game, and the fact that 10 is prin-
cipaily disposed of by the Indians surrepti-
nously Tor liquor. General Davis issued an
order that whatever article of provisions the
Indians wished TO ssli must be exposed ia the
market places. In many instances the Indians
are detected violating this order and they are
arrested and he liquor eonfiscsted. whereupou
The whole tribe demand their release, accompa-
MED by hos Tile demonstrations
Evening star., 1868-01-24
LIBERIA AND COLONIZATION.

The American Colonization Society have re
crtved intelligence from Liberia 10 December
III last when everything seemed TO indicate an
encouraging condition Of sfiairs, and TO give
hope of a prosperous future for the young
Republic. II viii b. recollected that at the
late election held there TO choose a President
no choice was made by the people, q majority
vete being required, and the selection is now to
h. made by the Legislature, which was at the
aforementioned date IN session, but they had
not Yet elected President. Rev j. s. PAYNE
81 The late election, received the creates; num-
ber OF vOis =, and IL vas thought thai he would
o. elected u the Executive char by the Legls-
isturr. Mr.. Payre is represented as being a
man whose education and experience in Liberia
tIn which he Sertled when only sixteen years
IF agel II him for the position.
The society have at present about 5000 ap-
plicstiCBs for passage on the shin Ciolconda.
Which Will sall IN May, and there are accom-
mOdatiOEs on board for but 65I. The society,
however, j. not in such n pecuniary condition
n % " arrant them in engaging other vessels to
CsSe these applicants over. Or, indeed of fitting
out the GoleOnda for the spring trip. but doubt
les they will receive aid to enable them IN
carry on this work The large majority of the
applicants sre freedmen in the southern States.
and an Columbus, Ga there are two COM
panie- numbering SO awaiting the time for
sailing. A letter received to-day states that
many OF these companies viii make useful
membeTs of the Republic. being good mechan-
iCs, snd quite a large number are educated. The
letter also states that numbers have declined %
rent lands or enter into engagements for the
coming year, but are camping out in huts and
tents until they can emigTate in the spring.
Evening star., 1868-01-24

THE WEEKLY STAR. now on our counter for
sale and in wrappers ready for the mails, con-
tsins "a The Story of London Fog which is
calculated 10 interest our lady readers; full par
ticulars OF the reinstatement of Hon. Edwin NJ
stanton m the War Department, the statements
of the President General Grant and the meIn-
bers of the Cabinet the Presidents Message in
relsrence 10 the act for the further security of
equal rights in the District of Columbia; the
new Reconstruction bill the question of
renewing the Charter; the Rights of Aneri-
can citiRns abroad. Receptions during the
week; Movements for Relief of the Poor:
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