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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-10-09

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iaverageSlthirty centsp per head. Ei
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this year s4o,ooo,Oo0 on cotton.
Mrs. stcncwall Jackson II al
present residing IN Winchester, ys.
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e. maxwell lodge BF CrowtIl.
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MeTetiar
Thr committee retired and va s.
v moments hroughtiuihr follow.
mg resolutions
WumEAs, we. tho people n Pa.
uola County, recognize The patriot
ism and %libcrality now manifested
among the people ofthc state, rs
illustrated by The Platform and Res
oludous Of the Union Republican
Party Of Mississippi, and, whereas,
we deem il the urgent duty Of
every intelligentan d patriotic citizen
Of the State to lend his best labors
to promote general peace and pros
perity. Therefore be it
Ro~hcd, We recognize the situa-
lion and pledge our support to the
Dent party in the coming canvass.
Resolred, That wefayor every re-
form where human happiness and
stability of just law is sought, and
we pledge ourselves to maintain the
supremacy ofthe law and the best
interest OF the citizens in all legisla-
ton. Upon motion the resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
Upon motion received andcarried
that a committee of fifteen, upon
nomination be appointed by the
Chair, by selecting three men from
each Police beat" the following
gentleman were appointed
DR.. Frank Moore, r. J. Walsh,
DR.. A. r. McWilHams, Col. H. f.
McGehce, W. G. Crawley, Sam
Pollard, Gen, Anthony Foster, Col.
W. B. johnson, Capt. s. r. Wilson,
w. $. Randolph, B. r.. Perry, A. A,
Oglesby, Samson Bobo, Or. Isaac
Sullivan, s. NJ. Sims.
The committee retired and
brought the nominations which
were read, and Parson J. w. Bates
and B. r. Blankcnship were an
nounccdt the choice of the committee.
The action of the Committee was
then put to the convention and the
nominations adopted.
Mr.. Blankenship then being in
to the convention declined
to accept REORGANIZATION unless he
was mtramelled in his action bv
declaring his sentiments for anu
party %whoreupon a motion was
made to reconsider his nomination
being carried, and the con-.
vontlon refused to ratiiy his aomi-
nation. M s. iua yaA !
Tho committee retired aud soon
returned with the name of M. G..
as.their choice which was
ratified by the convention aud al
committee OF three we're appointed
to wait upon him and notify himofI
nomination. Parson Bates was
then introduced tothe conventions
and accepted the nomination, aud
would use every energy to secure
the success of the whole ticket. aas
A motion was then made and
carried to postpone the day Of meet
ing to appoint delegates to meet
Tallahatchie Codnty in convention
to nominate a Senator, from Saturll
day the 9th to Monday the1lth. snI
Upon motion the Secretaries were
requested to farnisha copy Of fhc
proceedings to the PANotA STAR,
Locomotive, and jackson Car
ion, and requestits publication q
The convention then adjourned
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Glen. shoup has resigned his Pro.
censorship in the University, aud
takes a position in an institution in
tennessee. The duties of tho chair
vacated will be assigned to two Of
the other Professors, the Chancellor
oo'ng empowered to employ tutors,
II necessary. The Trustees have
elected Prot. Wymans,o of Tuscaloosa,
Ala, to a protessorship, to be desig-
patcdhy the Chancellor. II he a.
cepts he will be n valuable addition
10 The present able Faculty.
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there will be no eclipse visible
here next year.
Deep velvet collars are prescribed
for dress coats.
onions are cheaper than potatoes
in Minnesota. aiB4t.
Goal has been discovered beneath
tho city Of Providence, r. |.
Baltimare sends delegates to the
Southern Commercial Convention
at Louisville.
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TERMS PER sessIog.

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For board and tuition in ans Of ue following
branches reading arithmetic, English gram.
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For further Information, apply or address
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81. AGNES ACADEMY
FOR YouEu LADIES.

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! FREEMAN B. IRBY, Chairman,
Lem Lester,
Freeman Randolph, oee1feaFles
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-22
An Unknown Territory to be EX-
plOFed.

The geographers have not entirely
finished their work on this continent.
We recently published the fact that a
military reconnaissance of the White
Pine region has been ordered, and of
this proposed survey the San Fran
cisco Bulletin says:
There is territory about the head
waters of the Colorado. with an area
as great as the State of Illinois, about
which nothing is known of any prac
teal value. One or two persons have
made the passage through the great
Colorado Canon, and now and then a
| pioneer hunter or miner has looked
from the heights into its fearful
CHAINS. But We know little or moth
ing of the topography of the country,
what lneXhaustible mines of precious
metals it may contain, and more impor-
tant still, what great table lands and
rich valleys it may have adapted to
agriculture and to the maintenance
of dense population. We do not
even know from authentic sources
whittier the Colorado is navigable
above the Great Canon, and we know
even less of two or three of its larg-
est affluents. The Flax River is
/ traced on maps for more than two
hundred miles through Northwestern
Arizona; but the country through
which it flows has been shut out from
civilization, and even from thorough
exploration. We hear of fierce saw
ages. OF hoods and droughts, of semi.
tropical yerdure, and Of mineral de-
p0sits rlcher Ihan have been develop
ed In any other part of the country
We shall never know how mucb n
truth or how much Of fiction there
may be in these reports unt; T t bo
ough exploration has been made -
We have al. aady stated tho ~
exploring expedition. under the mil;
tary supervision of Major Gene
Thomas, will be sent to this countr1
during the present season, comprisipI
engineers, biologists, botanists ant
other scientific men, with all necessa
ry appliances for a thorough surye
of the country. The White Pine pic
neers on the North and the SoutherI
f Pacific sRailroad surveyors on th
South, might be able to tell US some
/ thing about this unknown countr
within the next year or two. Blu
more important results may be ex
/ pected from the labors Of this militar
and scientific expedition. If ricl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-22

We alluded, yesterday, to the great
achievement in railroad construction
in altering the gauge of the Missouri
Pacific Railroad. The following fig
ures will still further show the mag
nitude of the work:
The cost of changing the gauge of
the Missouri Pacific Railroad aggre
gates nearly 81, 100000, including 46
new locomotives, $3.50, 375; 800 new
cars. 1922. 67l; altering old engines
and cars, 1892, 900; altering guage and
track, So, 800 When the old loco
motives and cars are changed to suit
the new guage, the road will have the
following equipment: Passenger en-
gines. 80; freight engines, 81; passen-
ger cars, As; box cars, 468; stock cars,
2S7: fat cars, 266; baggage and ex-
press cars, 20; caboose cars, %; mail
cars. 6; miscellaneous, z; total loco
motives, 70; cars. 1, 129.
There we're 1850 men engaged In
changing the gauge, and so complete
were the preparations and facilities
for doing the work that the feat was
ACCOMPLISHED ia the Incredible short
time Of twelve hours, and without the
loss OF delay Of a single train. The
business of the road is progressing to-
day, as usual, and everything is work
ing smoothly and well. This great work
has been accomplished under the i'm
mediate supervision of Colonel II G.
Moore, the Chief Engineer and Gen
eral Superintendent Of the road, who
has given his personal attention to all
/ the details.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-22

THE Democracy of Virginia begin
to realize that going for WALKER ="
for Governor IS likely to prove bad
investment of political capital. Some
Of them begin to think that they have
besn deceived; that the Governor is
not so much Of man after their own
heart as they supposed. The Gov
ernor was serenaded at Binghampton,
New York, on the 10Th instant. In
reply, he said his election was a
triumph Of the policy of Gen. GRANT,
and the reconstruction measures Of
Congress" In view of this and like
expressions, the Richmond Enquirer
is forced to exclaim:
Really, it is about time to ask if
the people have not made mistake
in electing Walker to get rid of Wells,
instead Of voting down the Constitu-
ton, as the Enquirer urged them to
do. 1t is, however, great satisfac-
ton to consider that if the worst
comes to the worst" we have the
Legislature by more than two-thirds
majority, and can override Governor
Walkers vetoes."
Still, WALKERS election was &
great Democratic triumph.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-22


IT is stated that mixed jury OF SIX
negroes and six whites, at Washing
ton, D. O., engaged in trying murder
case, get along very well in the matter
Of social equality. They are CHARTERED
at one Of the third-class hotels, where
they occupy suit Of rooms and eat
az the same table without any exhibit
tiops such as disturbed the peace OF
Mayor Bowen, of the Capital, and
the Committee of Councilmen at Get
tysburg, on account of the presence
Of the irrepressible AFRICAN, HATToN
The black and white jurors pass their
evenings together playing euchre, and
1t is said, they take a cocktail together
without winciDg. The Washington
ians, who have had more of the mig
ger than any other portion of the
American people, are, evidently, be
coming accustomed to him socially a
veil as politically.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-22

THE Democrats of Owen County inss
tend to hold an election in October
next.-IerTG Haute Journal.
If they hold it for any other pur-
pose than to make a case by which to
try the constitutionality of the Elec-
ton Law, they are wasting their time.
Indianapolis Journal
Suppose they hold it for that pur-
pose, won't they be wasting their
time?
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-22

1T IS not surprising that stockhold-
ers in the various railroad companies
never are troubled with dividends
The managers OF the roads gener
ously relieve them of all trouble of
that character. j there seems to be
any possibility that dividends may
have to be declared in spite of every
preeaution, arrangements like the fol-
lowing are made to prevent so unfOr-
tunate contamination:
James Fisk, Jr., has furnished the
Erie Railway Offices in the Opera
House Ia the most gorgeous stvIe.
The furniture cost $250,000. Among
the furniture are two 81, 900 chande.
HeTs, a $1,000 Wash-basin. several
500 doors, $500 desk, a $500 Office
chair, studded with. gold nails, and a
$1,000 range for cooking.
The clerks will get their meals in
the building gratis. The rooms are
furnished with splendid baths. Tht
iron safe is twelve feet square. anG
cost an immense sum of money. One
entire floor Is fitted up with type anC
presses, and the company intend do
ing their own printing.
Mr.. De6roat IS putting an immens,
bronze casting of scenes in the life n
Commodore Vanderbilt over the on
trance to the Hudson River fre;eb
depot in st. Johns Park. II ell
cost 100000, and is the largest cast
ing in the world. The foundatio,
alone costs $50, 900.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-22

mines and fertile lands should be
found, it will not be long before the
tb ro inner waters of the Colorado.
The ~ c cPps of the Southern Pa
ci t;c Railroad will have much to do 10
Fastening the settlement Of that coun-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-22

TERR1FrC THUNDER SToRM-Two
YoUNa LADIES KILLED.-The vlclnl-
~ of Pana. H., was visited By ter
rible thunder storm on Friday last.
The Perry school house, four
miles from town, was struck by light
ming. and two girls, aged seventeen
and eighteen years, were instantly
killed and twelve or fifteen other
scholars seriously injured.
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w month, everywhere, male and fe-
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PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
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more beautiful, or more elastic seam than
ours. 1t makes the Is Elastic Lock stitch, "
Every second stitch can be cut. and still
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per month and expenSeS or commission
from which twice that amount can be
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GRutiOm.-Do not be imposed on by 9th
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machines, under the same name or other
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-22

Gov. BAKER, in response to a petit
ton, has remitted the fines in the con-
tempt cases against the editors of the
Journal and Sentinel, for publishing
the testimony in the GLEN case on the
first trial.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-22

AN election was held in Cairo on
Monday to subscribe 100000 in aid
of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad.
The donation was voted by large
majority.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-22

On Tuesday last the people of Del,
phi, by a majority of four hundred
and fifty, voted for an appropriation
TO aid in building the Indianapolis
Delpbi & Chicago Railroad.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-22

THE new steam FIRE engine reached
Vincennes on Monday, and was pa
raded through the principal streets.
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JAMESTOWN, Ny.
LippiucOtt & Blackwell
a "a YOUR DOCTOR or -Druggist +,

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-22

ONE Of the Fenian prisoners in
England, sentenced to twenty years,
at hard labor. is Col. WIN. g. HALPIN,
formerly Of Cincinnati. An effort was
made some time ago to secure his re-
lease, and in response the Cincinnati
Committee has received the following
from the Department of State at
Washington:
am directed to acquaint you
that the British Government has de-
clined to accede to the request Of this
Government, made through the Min
lister at London, to release Colonel
VIM. q. Halpin, under sentence OF
Imprisonment as a Fenian. This in
telligenee has just been received al
this Department, from London"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-22

0NLY ONE DOLLAR. The newly
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-22

THAT was fine compliment paid
Senator MORTON by the Ohio Re-
publican State Central Committee.
At its meeting on the 14th inst, after
consulting with the editors of the
leading Republican papers of the
State, the Committee unanimously
adopted the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, Remembering with graft
tude the willingness heretofore evin-
ced By Hon. o. p Morton, of Indi-
ana, to aid the Republicans of Ohio
whenever his services were most
needed; and
WHEREAS. We regard him as one
Of the most able of the many able
men conspicuous in the Republican
party; therefore
.ResoLUed, That the executive com.
mittee invite him to omen the cam
paign in Cincinnati, at such time as
may suit his CONVENIENCE.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-22

FEVHEsE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED
3 nine miles north of SHOALS STA
TON, on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road, IN very romantic and picturesque
region, Astounding in game and fish, as
wei as mineral and botanical specim ems
and Indian Relics. The famous JUG
ROCK, a natural curiosity of great inter-
est, stands near the road OH The way to
the Station.
The Mineral Water is consfd cred by
many persons as the most valuable of any
in the West: White Sulphur, Black Sui
phur, SuIpho-Chaly beate, Chaly beate, and
Fresh Water-and in abundance.
Analysis by DIR. owen of one of the
springs shows the following properties:
free Sulphuretted Hydrogen, Carbonate
of MsgnesIa, sui phate Magnesta, SILICA
small quantity, Carbonic Acid Gas = a
trace, Chloride Sodium, Suiphate of soda,
Sulphate Lime, Carbonate of Lime, Chic
ride Potassium-smaII quantity, Alumina
mall quantity.
For the superiority of the Water as a
curative agent and delicious SUNNI beV-
erage, reference need only be made to the
thousands who have lsed it. 1t has been
fou especially eficGciOus for Dyspepsia
in ali its forms; TOR all diseases of the
Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, Byes, Skin +;
for DrOpsy, Neuralgia, Syphilis, Rheuma-
tisno, Scrofula, and all chronic cases, as it.
is an active and efhcient ALTERNATIVE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-22
No. y Main Street,
mao EVANSVILLE, IND.
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SIGN o. BIG REFLEG TING LANTERN
nLEASAEE, airy rooms, clean, COM
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per week, or single meals % cents: lodgings
So cents. The best the market affords will
always be found here, and orders for fresh
Kretchncar farm viii be thankfully receive
ed and promptly attended to.
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