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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23
ORMAT

Information guaranteed to produce a lururi
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leaving the same son, clear, and beautiful, cal
he obtained without charge by addressing
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myil-ly 1913 Broadway New York
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sc2S-3m MEMPHIS, TENN
Southern society for 1868.

In the first number of the New
Year will commence a charming story
of the South, entitled "Lansdowne,"
by Miss Helen q. Bcale, of Virginia.
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Every person who sends 81 for one
years subscription to this brilliant
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to Hit" Major John Esten Cookies
delightful Southern romance. Also,
more than one hundred pages OF
charming and interesting reading, by
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South. Every person who sends us
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Southern Poems of the War;" in
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature decay, aud all the
effects Of youthful indiscretion, will, for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free TO all
who need H. the recipe aud directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing 10 profit by the ad.
vertiaer's experience, can do 50 by addressing,
In perfect confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
mayll-iy ~ Cedar street. New York.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23

q. P. NJ. Turner, Of Attala, re-
eiyed the nomination for Congress
IN the third district, Hon. g. l.. Pot
tor in the fourth, and Gen. W. 7.
Martin in the fifth.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue Of a certain contract entered Into
April "a, 1893, between q W. and Maria A.
Richards, of the fri part, o. W. Bsllsntne OF
the second part, and d. W. 0illett q the third
mart. which aid contract l. recorded 10 Probate
CLERKS oafee ~ Pamela county, Mississippi, ]
will. a. trustee appointed BY mid contract, on
Monday, the 9Th day Of June, 1884 IN the
tovn o. sariis slI 70 the highest bidder, for
cash, The following described property, io-wit.
An Of the interest, conveyed 70 me e. trustee,
IN the new Briet Hy'si. IN the Town u Cards.
osesplsd By @. W. Richards, and The ground
uron which Il Ftsnd<, which aid interest 10
= twenty years lease rom The lat day d o.
ioher, 1893; together viii al The furniture
belonging 70 ssid hotel. ! viii. a. trustee sfre-
aid, deed aid property 10 the ~purh-zer.
may2-st L. r. COOPER Tfs=ses.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23

Al persons wishing watches or
,rcly repaired should take or send
a, articles to W. Hardec Daniel, at
s.rdis. Recollect that.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23

We have heard, though not from
shs Tallahatchie county Committee,
That Col. Tom. Bridges has been nom
mated for the State Senate from this
district. His friends think, however,
that he is not eligible under the pres
cot regime, il he Is elected. We are
n hopes he is eligible, for there is no
Ss,er man in the district than Col.
Bridges.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23

Dr.. c. Williams Balsam Of Wild
Cherry and Wood Naptha-a sure
cure for consumption, coughs, colds,
etc., for sale by W. G. Clarke. No
person affected by any Of the above
diseases should be without a bottle.
Ty Il! TRY ri! u.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23
Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, Jaundce and Enlarge
ment Of the Spleen, or Ague Cake.

Having had bndubhAbie evidence Of lis prompt and certain effects from the testimony Of a
multitude Of respectable citizens anangw whom arr chased some Of uf best physicians We do
not hesitate To vcommsnd this Preparation In all cares Of ever and Aue and ChMs aud Fever
indeed. from the facts in our p1s~eaion OF IT, intrinsic value II would notr too much for m TO
STATE that when the directions are strictly complied with, we warunta cure In every case where
II l. tried. II l. pleasant to tho taste and the cheapest medicine mt the world. Therefore In
truth Il mayb be declared the day Il not fat distant wbcn Il must be appreciated and used in
every household where Fever and Ame or Chns and Feers found 10 exist
The wonderful operation Of the Texas Tonic Syrup In nentnIlng the effects Of mainhoas
poison IN the human system, can only explain fu extraordinary agency in the speedy thorough
and ~ armament cure f ChMs md lever or Fever and Ague and all their kindred diseases In
whatever form Of Bilious Complaints they may make their appearance
Asiu name imports Il i a Tonic Of rare and medicinal virtues composed Of pme and
harmless Ingredient. aud are 10 united A. 10 hrna compound alike sknfal In art beautiful In
lifetime Of experience aud practice In Southern climate and a. never known Ito FAIL even
where MI other remedies had been tried In rain.
Those who ire unaquanted with The extraordinary properties Of hhho@e production man
adapted to the eas Of soahsm climate diseases re respectfully referred % the certificates Of
Irpscahec citizens whose name are embraced in a pamphlet which accompanies each bottle
also the endorsements Of the pysin all The Southern States indicating the many thousand
eusi rndy performed by our Justly celebrated Tern Tonic Syrup
The reports from hundreds Of Druggists Merchants and Dealers fpm al pnu Of tho ogn-
arr uniform in stating the medicine 10 ah. certain and reliable As mtatHs for qphfne
and The poisonous compounds heretofore generally d and l. npMy mppanuuR everything
IT this ca.
IA home enterprise especially comnsnds iulf 10 the people Of this section OF the onn.
lx wbo ar nw struggling in an effort to do sway with old prguieu In favor Of foreign
rrpius and mav We not hope foreign "Quuk Noaum.' the ppphsou u which In most
r,uaa y governed by nothing hut msrenary motives know nothing Of the properties Of Me-
decimal Agents and care nothing for our Interest,", except 70 entes or people inot the ue Of
their vile mixtures
The Tems Tonic Strip IL packed in cws a two dozen.
Dealers supplied upon better term than any oAsr remedy affords
MANSFIELD L HTGBEE, Druggists and Chemists,
Sole Proprietors, Memphis, Tenn.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23

:, co.s~sasnssn .se r%arsoss com.
-.,,laas masl be handsd IN On "wednesday
" sseh seek, ard advertisements on
~sgnlae failafe " eempl1 With
N. IA, eli zane p~uhileailon 10 be deieffed
1.si a. essslnr i,sue n The paper
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23

The Rev. Mr., Martin will preach
"a ,hc third Sabbath In cach month
!, ~BaicsyilIc, at II o'clock, a. IN.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23
W. DANIEL,

Would state 10 The citizens u Pamela eosniy
tina, he is prepared, in ever particular, 10 st'
ecu,e al rork In bic fine IN = neat scearsis
and profupt manner. An experience q hhsen
y,.rs a. hrstclass workman In the adjustment
uf the different and most complicated escape
msnu h<longing 10 time-teepsrs Justify me 10
ne assertion that I spprshsnd 90 fear Of all
inc 10 give sntirs @sisfsrtien 10 al vho may
ayor NJ With their patronage Watches End
rioels THOROUGHLY REPAIRED and var.
r.,sA = run vel twelve mpnshsL
syc@rh paid fas cd Cold and Silver.
riare-3n
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23

orrox.-Middling Is quoted at
@lasOc, IN Memphis.
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VI. J. ROssEL,
GROCER, COTTON FACTOR,
AND
General Commission Merchant,
No. $40 Front Row,
MI IT.


TTET|T T""'
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fors extended 10 me by my friends | woald ~
fsr others 10 any one doing business hereioior
with my house. ! have always on hand family
and plantation supplies. Also, ample facilities
fr handling ali cotton or other produce con-
signed 10 me. Charges As lev ~ regular mer-
chants u the city, and as low as a legitimate
business will Justify.
&c. cuLBERTs0N, we'll known In Mar
shall aHd Drsoto counties, hia, l. always on
hand, aud In connection with W. u. RODAAS,
of Marshall county, Miss, would he pleased "a
meet and accommodate their old friends AZ
we'll as others needing supplies. sc1s-3m
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23
INsOLyENT NOTICE.

To the creditors Of Wiley J. Harris deceased.
Whereas the sstate Of aid deceased was re-
ported insolseni al the March term, iess, u
the Probate Court u Pamela county, Aississip-
ri. you are therefore notified tina, you must
probate and have your claims agains. said de-
ccasrd registered In the oficc of the clerk n
said cur, by the bar'h Monday In April. 1859.
else The aaine sill be forever barred. narh
30, 1898. DAWES PRINCE,
Nc. HOfrOhR
apl-5t Administrator.
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TO CONsUMPTIVES.

The REv. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
free Of charge to all who desire Il, the pre-
scription with the directions for making and
using the simple remedy by which he wal
cured OF a lung affection and that dread disehs,
Consumption. His only objec, Is to benefit III,
afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will Try
prescription, as Il will cost them nothing
and may prove a blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. los South second street,
mayIi-iy Williamsburgh, New York.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23

We we're much pleased to notice
The other day that the railroad com
pny had caused a passenger platform
to be built at Batesville. This was
greatly needed and will be highly APP
prciated by the public-the ladies
Particularly.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23

| have commenced business 81 batsssiile,
manufacturing Tis-vHre. ouiisdnR. hoossg,
and sep>ihnx - vsre Of al kinds. Pfonra
attention eivep 10 Ell orders
nc,3Lfm O. u HAxFbLL
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23

cRops.-The weather for the past
|txo weeks has been very unfavorable
b The growing crops, particularly so
bctton. Frequent rains, very cool
uomings and evenings are the i'm
|rdincuts to a rapid growth. We
Oe to be able to give a more fiat
|sfng account Of our prospects by
|ae1t week.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Read the advertisement Of Matthews,
.JudsOn & Co, in another column.
Persons desiring unythingin their line
will find them reliable and prompt
in their dealings, and ready at all
times to gil orders for plantation ma
Of every description.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23

THOUSANDS OF LIVES SAVED An
'rA~tLY. as you value
wv afeiy, take warning. Mothers,
Iau value your children, keep the
a's'sippi Diarrhca Cordial always
your house. 1. Is the sworn foe Of
''a'srs, cholera morbus, diarrhea,
''d al bowel affections. No matter
= What shape these forms Of disease
W exhibited, this searching and I'M
snng remedy dsperses It from the
Tsea. Il cures by eradication, no.
~sPpre~ion, and has dcseryedly been
ssPsed - the great Southern An.
noe to these most prevalent disor.
~'s that infest our sunny cline.
MANSFIELD 4 HIeBEE,
Wholesale druggists, sole propriesors
Tor ale by ]. q. Yates, Batesville
nE.c Mathews, Long Crsek.
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Up 10 the 18th of this month the
'hsvc' convention at jackson had
Incurred a debt, for printing alone,
%'nountng to s2s,51s IS, which is
~''aPcctfally admitted" to the white
asa Of Mississippi for payment.
u that band Of robbers had turned
sai and jayhawked persons on the
highways to obtain this amount, they
would have succeeded in doing just
' near Justice as they have done asst
s''d' now. The people should fat
y refuse to pay any such bill.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-23

IyFoRNATIoS.-The amendment
10 The bankrupt act, extending the
time to January LIST, 1869, has not
become a law, as is generally suppos-
I'd, the Senate not having as yet act
led upon it. Under the act as il now
stands, petitions for those who cannot
|ay ely cents on the dollar, must be
in court before June LIST, 1868.
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Mansfeld's Mississippi DiarrhGa Cordial,
Nv the Use Of the Mississippi Diarrh@a Cordial.

= ycggtahle IN "a compsiuon, and rftpafsl At ihtiF LaborrtoFy fom J
ua Cumz and Iisfts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-15
WOODBURY.

Mcssrs. Daniel Curtiss & Sons have re- gently completed q Stone Dam across tho pompirang River at an expense of $4,OOO They have also put Q patent Turbine Wheel into their factory which runs all their ma chincry with case. They manufacture a superior article of doeslin and arc turning out about 300 yards a day.
 Their Grist Mill Building on tho oppo. site side of the river is 26 by 40 feet, ? sto- ries high. To the front they have made an addition 2l by 60 feet and 3 stories high giving the building the form of q T. It is spacious and convenient. and is to have one double Turbine Wheel and one single one.
 On Monday night tho Republicans of Woodbury formed Grant Club of 86 members, out of which 60 Boys in Bue were enrolled at once. By tho end of the week the club will number 200; the Con- pany, 100. Put down 75 majority for Grant in old Wooabury!
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-15
NEW MILFORD.

Several hundred of both parties turn ed out for the Falls Village meeting, on Friday last. The excursion train carried up about fifteen hundred, all told, your correspondent among the rest. They wero out in numbers enough, but the enthusi- asm never reached the point even of a campaign song. At the meeting, the old Democratic story was recited: Bump Con- gross; Grant, no General; three quarters of the soldiers, Democrats: eight millions of whites i'll bondage at tho South (witness Camilla, Warrenton, Opelousas J; uncon stitutional disfranchisement lis treason less crime than petty larceny, which dis franchises in Connecticut?; debt caused by Republican party, &c., &c. One of their speakers was honest enough, howev- CT. to intimate that their candidates could not be elected.
 At about quarter past three, P. M., the President announced the meeting closed, and we returned satisfied that there would be no Democratic " tidal wave," this year.
 - MT. J. Eli Treat is erecting a brick building, eighty by twenty-six feet front, the second story to be used as Hall for tho accommodation of the public. The lot was purchased of Geo. s. Noble, Esq, and being ono of the very best locations, it cannot fail to be great improvement to tho village.
 D: J. Warner, Esq, of Salisbury, will address the citizens of this place, on Tues day Evening next.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-15
SHARON.

Notwithstanding the fears entertained by our farmers in the early part of the sea- son, the fall crops, especially corn and po' tatoes, are yielding an uncommon abund- ance. The great rains during the summer had created belief that the vege' table pestilence which had been so des- tructive of potatoes in former wet seasons, would prove fatal to the crop this year, but all apprehensions of danger thus ar- reused, have subsided, and the farmers are taking advantage of the present good weather to gather in their abundant SUD- plies.
 - Much fear was at one time entertain ed that the cattle disease, which has been fatal to so many animals in the stock of MT. Bailis, ono of our neighbors in Ame- nia N. Y. might spread in this town, but there have been no cases of late, and 1t is thought there is no further danger to be apprehended. ..........
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-15
WARREN.

Tho following town officers (all Republi- can) were elected in this town on the first Monday of October Average majority about 20:-
 Assess0rs.--A. E. Camp, Henry n. Shove.
 Select,nen.-David Strong, William E. Turner, II. w. Carter.
 Ib1on C2eyh and Ticasu1'e}.-John R. Derrick son.
 Co"stube&. Frederick Colman. A. B. Camp
 - Some of our more sensible democrats look upon the new Rebellion with disgust they prefer Grant and Peace to Seymour and lVV, and will so vote in November.
 - We take pleasure in announcing the decided success of the Cheese Fnctory, started i'll this place by Messrs. Comstock d, Lyman. It is fitted up with all tho mod orn Improvements, has been in operation during the past season, and, under the s1lperintendence of MT. Norman s. Ly- man, has given entire satisfaction to those farmers who have patronized It.
 The yield is said to exceed that of the domestic manufacture, and the excess of price obtained for their cheese over the do- mestic kind, will more than pay for the cost of manufacturing. l have no doubt that this method of managing tho dairy in sections of country too remote for the railroads for sending milk into the city, will ultimately become ! the favorite one with our dairy farmers. Tie profits Of making the milk into cheese by the factory method, taking into account the expense of cans an transport ation, and the loss on damaged milk through the warm season, will compare quite favorabiy with the sending milk to market
 All who are interested, may learn moro moro on this subject, by calling at tho Fac tory, where they will find the gentlemanly Superintendent ready to show them long rows of vory fine-looking cheeses, and how they arc made. M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-15
LITCHFIELD.

The Boys ill Blue will meet, at headquar- ters, on Friday night. LET EVERY MAN BE ON HAND PROMPTLY AT SEVEN o'cLocK!!
 - The next Superior Court for this coun- is adjourned one week, from Nov. 3 to Nov. 10, at P. M.
 - Attention is called to the advertise ment calling for presentation Of town or ders, on penalty of loss of interest.
 - We are pleased to hear that our op- ponents admit tho correctness of our ac- count of the first parade of the Jackson Guard. The single objection we have heard taken is forcibly expressed in the language of a distinguished Democratic leoislator: ''It reminded mo of the play of Richard III, acHh tue part of Hamlet lefl om"
 - Henry Calender, of Now Haven, formerly of Woodbury) is now in this place repairing clocks. He is an old and excellent hand at the business, and will soon call on his former patrons in this vii cinity. The people of Litchfield are much pleased to see him again.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-15

Na- The Democratic Executive Committee of South Carolina have issued an address announ- cing that no one in the State is dsfranchised oth CT under the reconstruction acts, tho fourteenth article of amendment, the State constitution of 1S6S.- Bridgeport Farmer.
 We note this Democratic admission with pleasure. Disfranchisement is abolished in Alabama, was omitted from the new constitutions of South, and we believe North Carolina, and is very limited in it's effect in all the lately reconstructed States. Contrast tho ibcrality of Southern Repub- licans with the illiberality of Southern Democrats Expulsion of colored mon from office and from the jury box, massa- cres of those who attend political meetings, attempts to control their votes by denial ol employment, arc the Consercatioe methods of Democracy, South!
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-10-15
An Illustrated Railroad Document.

Railroad reports arc usually dry compilations of figures, which, to the general reader, arc devoid of attraction and interest. Bat an exception must be mad, i.i the case of the new pamphlet just is- sued by the Union Pacific Railroad Company, whose forty pages are full of matter not only interesting in itself, but presented in an attractive form The book is made up of an ' lntroduction,' showing the organization of the Company, followed by chapters under the titles of :. Progress of the Work" ''Charactcr of the York;" '' Agricultural Resources" Mineral Wealth. Branch and Connecting Roads, Resources for Construction. " Future Business of the Company " It's Saving and Profit to the Government" The Way Bas- ness-Actual Earnings" and 6 The Union Pacific Railroad Company First Mortgage Bonds" These titles indicate tie varied contents of the book, which, we venture to say. gives q clearer idea of the extent and capacity of of the Great West than a majority of our Geographies succeed in doing. An accurate map accompanies the work, while the artists aid has been called in to mako perfect what Is in every way so excellent, and we have appro- priate headings and yignettes for tho chapters, with title page extremely artistic and suggestive. The printing of the book is perfoct and, altoSeth CT, it is equally appropriate for the paror table the cOuntlnG-rOOm desk.
 The road is now completed for $50 nllos, and will reach the vicinity of Groat Salt Lake before winter and by July of 1868 the entire line to the Pacific will De in active operation. Careful estl- mates show what all immense future business must be done by the finished road, while one of the most important chapters proves, from official returns what national profit is already accruing by the operation ot the road, the government freight for 1867 having almost two million dollars less by the railroad than 1t would have done by wagons. The chapter upon the character and val ue of the Company's First Mortgage Bonds prove them to be profitable and safe, the public conf dence Tn them as an investment having been al- ready attcsted by the sale of twenty millions dur ing tho past eighteen months. It is not unlikely that before long, what remain unsold Of theso Bonds will be so disposed of among capitalists as to withdraw them entirely from market except Ut largely enhanced prices.
 Copies of the new pamphlet may be obtained free by mail from the Company's general office in New York; or of any of it's advertised agents.