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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-11-07
W0RSHAM HOUSE.
snr Of Main aud Adams streets
Memphis, Tenn.

MIDWAY 4 RoYALL.........PaorRfEroRs
/ ., Honse Il centrally located In the bust
sar Of the city, eonvenien, To the rail-
ki.po,s and river landings, Il has recently
= rsp,ired, rcnovo,ed and fitted mp with
farniiure, aud Il now open 70 the travelling
~. The propristors pledge Themselves
ah shall he kept In every department.
! |Hl N any hotel In the Southwest, and re-
raslly solicit a share Of the patronage Of
stNslinv public. -.
hi.p Rnnucrp FROM a. to 81 PER DAY.
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A story is told of a jolly fellow
who resided in Chicago about four
years, and, while on an Eastern visit,
was asked how be liked the water out
West. "By George, Mr.. Jones'" be
said after n moments reflection, "I
meyer thought to try IT.
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NfitihR W iho closing sccues IN
The history u tItneral LEES army, !,
Qmiman Mmrp's faq., thus thrills .
chord that will yibfate gireyer thus
bequeaths q gem 10 The literature Of
the Southi
There stood The mournful rem.
nants Of that once glorious army that
had dipped is conquering banners in
the crimson tide Of eight and twenty
sanguinary battles, and strewn its
heroic slain from the feet Of the
Pennsylvania mountains to the gate
Of our own capital city, that had
given Manassas to Beanrcgard, and
twincd the fame Of the Seven Pines
battle in the laurel wreath of John
ston; that had caused the waters OF
the Shenandoah eternally to murmur
the fame of Stonewall jackson, and
stretching its right arm out to the
distant West, had planted victory on
the dropping banners of Bragg; that
had witnessed four gigantic cam
paigns, and through all their shift
ing and tragic scenes, and under all
difficulties and dangers, had remained
steadfast and faithful to the last. And
after having witnessed the rising Of
the Southern constellation, as il
loomed up brightly on the horizon Of
war, pursuing to its splendid zenith
the fiery paths Of Mars, now behold
not unmoved its declining splendors
going down in the gloom Of eternal
night. And he, its illustrious chief
whose lofty plume was ever its rally.
ing point in battle, and round whom
its affections warmly clustered, now
commended it for its past devotion
bade it adieu forever. Slowly and
sadly he rode from that mournfuI
field, and the cause that he fought
for was beneath the foot of power
Few were the eyes that grew not
moist at witnessing that departure.
1t was the agony of a great cause
finding expression in the sublime
soul Of its great defender. And
though that cause be dead, yet will
its memory continue TO live, and ever
honored will be those names that
sacrificed at its altars. And on the
scroll Of fame no name among the
list Of worthiesshall shine in pnrer,
serener, or more rcsplendent light
than than of Robert Edmund Lee.
His fame is monumental. His name
will be placed by the side Of those Of
the great captains of history-of
Marlborough and Sake, Of Tilly and
Eugene; and as long as the fame Of
the Southern struggle shall linger in
tradition aud song, will his memory
be cherished by the descendants of
the Southern races; while bis char
aeter will stand up in the twilight Of
history like some grand old cathedral,
lifting itself in imperishablc beauty
above the objects Of earth, majestic
in its vast proportions, awful in its
solemn stateliuess, sublime in its Sc
we're simplicity.
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An old maid being asked to sub
scribe for newspaper, refused, say
ing she always made her own news,
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FERANDA HOTEL,
sAR DIS, mis- S.,r
". RICHARDS. PROPRIETOR.

hh Hotel has Just been completed, and Is
|uiasd throughout In most handsome style.
E,Foprietor pledges his utmost endeavors to
y nii.fac,ion to those who may favor him
d lAsit patronage.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-08-18

CAMP MlErINo.-The Methodist de-
nomintiony commence their their annual
Camp Meeting, at the Centreville Pike
Crossing, on tie Goth instant. There
will be extra trains for the accommoda-
ton of those wishing to attend, during
its continuance-day and night--the
night train going out at 6 and returning
at o'clock p. M. During Sunday,
trains will go to and fro between the
Camp and City, at short intervals, and
all who desire to attend can thus be ac-
commodated. A capacious boarding
tent will be on the ground and all who
go there will find gsod accommodations
and plenty to eat The President and
Secretary Of the Camp Association have
published the Rules and Regulations,
governing those who. attend, and all per-
sons are required to conform thereto.
They will he posted throughout the
grounds, SO that all may see and know
what is expected of them. b.
The fare will be 35 cents the round
trip. Tickets are for sale at D. B. Craw
ford's Bee Hive Store; at Breckenridge
Il Cos Hardware Store, at the Depot
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For the Palladium.


Mr.. Editor-Little did think that my en-
couraging communication, accompanying the
announcement that Col. w. A. Bickle would
deliver . temperance address on Saturday night
last, at Phillips Hall, would be regarded by
him Is An insult, and. in consequence. he would
fail to .come up to the help Of the Lord against
the mighty asing his refusal on that COM
manication. intended no insult I assure you.
and, though somewhat astonished at the pro-
posed new position Of . temperance advocate,
assumed by the Colonel; yet was rejoiced for
his proffered aid in the good cause-hoping he
might be sincere and that much good would
flow from his earnest and eloquent labors.-
Recollec,ing that even st. Paul had humbly
acknowledged himself to have been the 'chief
of slime rs" and Knowing that the Colonel's
habits had been no better than his, aud that HE
was making mighty effort to 'cease to do
evil' and manifested desire to do better,
felt like extending him helping hand, and, with
that view, and that alone, penned the article.
have no regrets for its publication. and only
feel sorry for the disappointment caused BY Col.
BickIc's failure to "come to time"-his looking
back'' after he had put his hand to the pillow.
TOTAL ABsrlNENcE.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-08-18

The Paris Blade, tells that Baylcss
Hanna was illustrating one of his spec
ches, with the parable Of Lazarus and
Dives. The Pillow holder was Lazarus
and the bondholder Dives Bayless was
putting an extra fine point on, and path
etically telling how poor Lazarus was
licked by the dogs, and went to Heaven,
while the rich man went straight to hell
OF course said Baylcss. sit is needless
for me to name who the rich man was,
you all know him. Seymour yelled
one OF the unscriptural. Bayless wilted.
Russia is not backward in the cause of
education. The province of Voihynia
contains 1882 schools for the people,
attended by 27, 1852 scholars.
One of the members of a banking irrn
that recently suspended, kept eight hor
ses, four carriages, five dogs, and three
mail and seven female servants.
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Mira. Eliza Miller. aged 63 years. residing at
her brother-in-laws on s. Front-st., fell and
broke her left arm near her wrist, on Thursday
last. She is doing we'll.
S. L. Hittle, has been dangerously i'll,
but il now considerably better, and
hopes arc entertained of his recovery.
Gov. Baker and Senator Hendricks,
have agreed to canvass the State togeth-
er and will speak in every congressional
district in the State.
H Those knowing them selves in
debtcd to the Palladium will please pay
ut once--we need the money. Nuf Ced.
Subscribe for the Palladium during
the campaign-only FIFTY CENTS for
six months. Circulate the truth.
A Mechanics Ball comes off at Phil
lips Hall on the 28th.
Jos. Owens, will open out his butcher
ing business again next week.
PosTPoNEMENT. - There will be no
temperance meeting on the corner Of
5th and Main, on next Sunday or Sun
day week, on account of the Camp Nee
ting. By order of Elk. Com.
HARRY C. JONES, Sec'y.
ALEX. MoFFIr has returned from his Ckromatic
trip Wisconsin, the press is regarded with much
favor in that State.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-08-18

STRING SADDLE.-Mcssrs. Smelsor &
Davis, have invented and perfected the
only real Spring Saddle. among the ma
ny now patented, and it is bound to take
with every gentleman or lady who use
Saddle. They have procured a patent
on it. and one of the Saddles, made by
GEORGE NJ. DAVIS, Esq, who is acknowl-
edged to be the BEST workman in this or
any other country, is now on exhibition
at S. r. WlGGINs d Co.'S shop, in this
city. The peculiar advantages Of this
Spring Saddle, over all others. is that
any style of Saddle can be made on the
Tree, and the price of it is only increa-
sed by the additional cost Of the Springs
in the Tree. It 10 one Of GEORGE best
jobs and is well worth an examination.
Go and see it. 5sssz1
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Aliens Patest Superior Compound Oil
Backing, for Harness, Carriase.tOps,
Boots, shoes, etc.

~
Backing, for Harness, Carriage.tops,
Boots, shoes. etc. :.
!. SAM'L s. ALLEN, now Of our city, has
applied for a patent, and is assured from
head quarters that he will obtain it, for
inventing . superior compound oil black
ing, that is just the thing suited to soften
and preserve leather-whether in har-
ness, boots, shoes, or wherever used
making it soft and pliable, and giving it
finish that makes old things appear as
new; and the beauty of it is, that, when
put on, it will not smut the hands in
handling, nor come Oft soaks into the
leather and stays there. Farmers, partic-
ularly, will rejoice at this invention of
Mr.. Allen; for, by the use of it, their
harness, brides, etc, will prove almost
everlasting. Every ingredient in the
composition is calculated to strengthen
the fbres Of the leather, as we'll as add
to its pliability i -.
Mr.. Allen. we learn, is determined to
Manufacture it in this. city, in large
quantities, so as to supply every body
with his composition, and thus devote
his entire attention to the business; and
he invites all who wish to witness its
good qualities to give him call at w.
L. Brady's, No. 6S Main Street, where
he can now be found.
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Extreme Gas Cured.

JosEPn FLExSG, Druggist,
No. 81 Market Street, Pittsburgh:
Sir-1 take great pleasure in stating that after
having suffered from dyspepsia for about fifteen
years, at some periods much than others,
have been entirely cured by the OF Goes Dys-
pepsa Cure. My friends know that of late years
my case has been an extreme one. bad great suf-
feriDg from eating any kind Of food and,
age, would vomit about third of my meals in a
sour indgestible mass. When the severe attacks
would come would lose all strength, and be utterly
helpless. Some of the attacks would be so severe
that for days together would retain any thing
my stomach little dry toast and tea. For
years knew not what it was to pass five consecutive
hours without intense pain. From the time l took
the first dose of this medicine ceased vomiting.
gradually all soreness passed away. and flesh and
strength returned and since have bean able to
eat any kind of food set upon the table Six months
have passed without any symptoms of the
turn of the disease. My case considered by all,
even physicians, so marvellous that for time it
feared that it might be fictitious; but am
well convinced that have not been merely relieved
but permanently cured that l can conscienciously
recommend Goes Dyspepsia Cure to all victims Of
dyspepsia. ISAAC AIKEN,
Late pastor of the Beaver St. N. E. Church,
Saw Alleg hany.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to the citizens of Jackson Town
ship, Wayne County, indiana, that intend to apply
at the next term of the Commissioned Court Of
Wayne County commencing the first Monday in
September. 1885, for license to sell intoxicating
liquors in less gu antilles than quart time, and
suffer the same to be drank on the premises accord-
ing tn the act approved March s. 1859. The premises
on which propose TO sell said intoxicating liquors
are located as follows, to-wit: 5 a
Being on lot No. Z, in block No. 8, west of the
river and south Of the National Road, in Cambridge
CITY, jackson Township, Wayne County, Indiana
and in the building known as the "vinton House,
and now used by hotel.
ELBRfDGE vINTON.
Cambridge City, August IL, $685. Nv
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-08-18

HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs-We
have for some time past been adyertis-
ing these celebrated Bitters, and quite
a number of our readers have been in
duccd to try them. and all who have
strictly followed the directions have re.
ceived permanent benefit from their use.
1t has proved an especial help in lys
pepsia and diseases resulting from dis
orders of the liver and digestive organs,
and CURES are the result of its use. We
can not too strongly recommend it to
those afflicted; it is good medicine.
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More ssEnthuse,,-The Rooster Up

hickory pole 102 feet in length, was pro-
cured by the democracy from Mr. Levi Druly's
farm in Boston township, aud brought to our
city on Friday evening last, and. on Saturday
afternoon, the pole, with tin rooster fastened
in the brush at the top. was raised on South
Pearl-st., On the S. E. cor. Of Pearl and Mills
streets. As it settled in the hole, the emblem
of the democracy shivered perceptibly on its
perch. and set its head towards the South, in
which position it remains, awaiting the com.
mands Of its Southern masters, Hampton. For.
rest, Toombs, Cobb, Beauregari and the rest
OF the Southern traitors, who made the plat
form, to ''crow!' southern fashion, by giving
the rebel yell that went up when innocent wo>
men and children were butchered by command
of the Democratic Chieftain. Gen. Forrest, at
Fort Pillow! Such seems to be the significant
situation of this bird in the bush, that is look>
ing South for breath sufficient to give life and
animation to tin cock and dead democratic
party 50 il =s4
After faint cheers had been given for the pole,
rooster. Seymour, Blair, & Co., Laf Deyelin.
Esq, raised his voice and spoke his piece, about
6OvSIut10hS, toACS, UlO0tSO OO0Q
holders Trapping Edgerton the democratic can.
didate for 1t. Gov. over the face and eyes. who
is the owner of $l89, 900 in bonds,) and pre-.
scribing heavy dose Of democracy to cure all
our financial and other troubles; he gave way
for Col. Bickle, who finished the job by intro
dacing new subject: poor men paying all the
taxes. whilst bond>holders didn't pay anything,
xuho he knn b.< tI~
democrats in Richmond who paid an income
tax. He also knew that if the democratic pol>
icy, As announced in the platform was carried
out. every one of his hearers would PEEL the
iron heel Of taxation crushing them into the
dust. The wealth of the country pays the tax,
es to Uncle Sam from incomes, and this is a
it should be. This is Republican Doctrine
The democratic doctrine is: Equal taxation of
EVERY SPECIES OF. PROPERTY accord.
ing to its real value. including Government
bonds and other public secureties.'' Col Bick-
lie. must imagine that he can pull the wool over
the eyes Of the democracy with considerable
ease, when he thus attempts to make them be-
leye they have incomes, when they KNOW they
have't nary . red, and never have paid one
cent to Uncle Sam. After exhsusting himsall
the Col subsidized, and heard democrat
re ark that the Cel.a.neyer could mate his
mouth go off with democratic speech and
that he'd better go with Matthew II. Hull and
ne him deliver temperance lectures ana fune-
raj sermons!
They had the Cambridge Band cheering up
their spirits, after the dull efforts of their ora
tors fired off cannon q number Of times
enthused and adjourned. ALI this did the de-
mocracy here last Saturday. and more, too, for
large IRE was built At night, and two or three
fights closed up the demonstration.
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AGENTS WANTED.
SOMETHING FOR TIE HOUR /!
MarsholI's Line Engrared Portrait of s--
GEN. u. s. RANT

Is pronounced perfect likeness of the General in
his best expression. As a work of it is immeas-
urably superior to all others. Mrs. Grant says OF il:
II am delighted with your splendid engraving Of my
husband. As likeness do not think it could be
and finished work, excellent likeness" Mr.
Bryant says: at is really noble specimen of the
art Of engraving and appears to give the char
acer OF the original more perfectly than any engrav-
ing which l have seem" The Cincinnati Gazette
says: "The subject of the picture and its intrinsic
merits will gain for It extensive circulation
The Cincinnati Commercial says: at is x,sa. deal
the best likeness we have ever seen OF the General
giving his quiet, serious, resoute face better even
than 1t IS done in photograph. 1t is work Of art
SO excellent of person that We are
At pains to give it this commentator.
and Is now ready.
Agents wanted in every town and village
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A Joint discussion between John II.
Popp, Esq and Rev. Z. L. Dale has
been agreed on, to take place at Hagers-
town on Saturday, the 5th day Of Sep
tember next, to commence at l 80, p. NJ.
Each party is allowed two hours each,
the choice Of opening or closing to be
determined by drawing lots. A com
mittee Of three is to be chosen by each
to make all necessary arrangements.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-08-18

REUNION OF THE BoYs OF THE 18th
BATTERY -On Thursday. Aug. 10th, the
surviving members Of this Battery will
hold Re. Union at the old Camp Ground
In the vicinity OF Cambridge City,
and Gen. VIM. Crosse will address them.
All who love their county and its free
institutions, are invited to atterd. "N e
must have Peace" is the motto Of the
soldiers Of the 10Th.
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81 Great Blessing"

From Rev. L. F. Ward, Avon, Lorraine Co., o.
Messrs. STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG, .s5
Druggists, Cleveland, O.:
Gentlemen-t gives me great pleasure to state
that my wife has derived great benefit from the use
of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She has been for nun, :
Der of years greatly troubled with Dyspepsia
panied with violent paroxysms of constipation which
Frustrated her that she all the while for
months Unable to do any thing. She took, at your
instance, Goes Dyspepsia Cure, and has derived
great benefit from it and is now comparatively we'll
She regards this medicine great blessing.
Truly yours, l.. F. WARD.
January ID, 1868.
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PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
MADE FRosr THE PRESCRIPTION OF
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CONSUMPTIO

For the Radical cure of ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS
CATARRH, and all affections of the LUNGS,
Special arrangements of the NERVOUS system;
for Disorders Of the Stomach and Bowels.
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION increases the
dues the CHILLS and FEVER and diminishes the
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TiS, de-, DISAPPEAR WITH REALLYASTON-
ISHING RAPlDITY.
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COLLEGE HILL, CIScTNNATI:-I was in the last
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NJ restoration is marvel to all who know me-
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Messrs. c G. CLARK Co.:
Gents-Being anxious, from the great benefit de-
rived, TO assist in spreading the fame of Goes Dys
pepsia Cure I would state my case. Something
over year ago had . violent attack of diarrhea,
which lasted eight weeks, during which time en-
poyed three physicians, but without relief, when
tried Goes Dyspepsia Cure. The first dose he ped
me. l took it three times day for a week, and
entirely cured; and believe to-day that il saved nv
life. Being attacked in similar way this season
took one dose, which put me all right. would ad-
wise every fam;l: 10 keep it hand ready for imme
date use in case of summer or bowel complaints
C. DUNN.
The above Mr.. Dunn is in our employ, and can
voueh for the above statement being true.
E. ARNOLD 4 CO.
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The Way to Make Money.
NAs BILLS DISCOUNTED IS inRot.
VI ifpsid on or before the goth instant.

Soldiers and Sailors Mass Convention.
The Soldiers and Sailors of Indiana,
have postponed their Mass Convention
1T Indianapolis to WEDNESDAY, the
End or SEPTEMBER, instead OF Tues
day, Aug 18th, as published. W
This will be the largest Convention
of this year The Boys who vote the
way they shot, will be there.
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To Consunptives.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send rfre
Of charge to all who desire it, the prescription wtte
the directions for making and using the simple remh
dy by which he was cured of lung affection and te.
dread disease Consumption. His only object ishat
benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer Ia
try this prescription, as It will cost them nothngwi
may prove blessing. Please address ;
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON =
No.166 Snuth Second Street, Wliamsburpb r