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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-19
A Card to Sensible Pcople.

Rational reader, IL the aspect Of the weaiissu
uncertain, you would not be foolish enough II
venture ont without an overcoat or an unhRll
Have the forecast, then, to protect youref aiiz
dangerous season with something more Imports
than either of these articles. Strengthen yu]
stomach and nervous system; Regulate your live
and your bowels, tone all your organs and t&f|
your animal spirits with that agreeable cnrdA
tonic and Alternative, Hostetter's Stomach Bitten
So shall you surely escape the diseases 'shH
fasten upon the feeble aud debilitated, ssuA]
and be sirong,'' says the proyerb; but " Besp4|
that you may not suffer" Is the wiser maxim. NJ
of all strengthening preparations this u the tia
the surest, the most genial. Az q remedy, Hva|
az an antidote, for dyspepsia, fever and agM =
liver disease, there is no combination Of ssEt1x'
specifics at present known which even appfVsaH
1t In efficacy.
Anticipate the enemy. The elements u IN
merable diseases are aiioat In the raw, damp =
phitic winter air. VIII You defend yVN
against them or not, good reader! Thai ~
question. A bottle or two Of the great DzTExm
MEDICINE OF THy AGE, Hostetters Bitter, WI 4
strengthen and brace up your bodily powenr 7
enable them to s'langh q siege TO scorn.N II
morbid matter which was exhaled in perspifsna
through your pores In summer finds no sacA N
egress now. A powerful counteraeting sgsa'
therefore needed, and you have " 10 hQseia
Bitters. They neutraiize the H~fqfefsts tagfa ina
which disease originates, and regulate ai ns I
cretiye organs. Nothing can be more harmless I
more Notwithstanding so potent tq prevent .
cure biliOusness, dyspepsia, fever and asne m
stipation and general debility, az this wvhdef'
corrective.
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premiums worth rem q ts ~ i,
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New York. -
W. call attention 10 The erias.n,
ael Of our fashion department
iAdiPs VINO only Wish 10 t.k< -.
Will aud u to their ~advan,aes q -. ~
whose styles and accuracy lhsy en- V,
splcndld premiums for eIal-.
ney's celebrated Chrome "nlns,n,'
after Jerome Thompson sIzc Is.s a
Is given for only two subscriber 1, 4.
ton for two years, or a GFoser 4 Al,
Machine, for only 30 snbscrIbe~
large Unabridged Dictionary. for ssIs
ers. Gold Watches, Chins, Tea and 49,
Silver and Plated Ware, Aeeorassn
Guitars, clorkr, Lamps, aud numeroa. 4
sirable and valuable articles, given 3 n
on extraordinary liberal terms. sIael. I,
the Magazine, Is cents, mailed Nee, \
copies, with circulars, mailed free On a.,
cents. Address, W. JEsSrSos pxxa,
Broadway, New York.
VIZ have used JoYEs & srn.r,ss,.
manufactured at Chicago, and Il mais,
hread.-fq.
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The Mest.


The annnAl convention az the N.,icn.,
Woman Sutfmgr Association win h. h.lg
In Cleveland on the 2sd and 2sa az Ma.
vemtNr.
Snow fen throughout The Territory 81
Montana October "a and Is 10 the deush
OF SIX or eight inches on the moun,uIns
and from one TO three inches on the ,ahle
lands.
Governor Morrill, Of Iowa. has appointed
Thanksgiving Day on November 81
On the afternoon Of the ist two mara
zines containing $1,000 pounds Of nitro.
giyoerine exploded q, Faitpork near
gainesville, Ohio. -Four persons werr
blown 10 atoms Their names were pa,
Ncrbner, two Malones, father and SIN. and
Id Duncan. This Is the second exnlo.
sion Of the kind at Fairpor within two
months
Ex'secretsry Cox arrived at his home IN
Cincinnati ON the "a.
In a game Of base ball at Chicapo an
the LIST. between the Chicago White
stockings and the Muiuals, Of New York
city. the former club was declared x;c.
tcrious on tho eighth inning-7 to i A
difficulty occurred on the ninth inning
and the Mutuals refused to finish me
game.
me prosecution in the vanderpool
murder trial at Kalamazoo, Mich, closed
on the "a.
y Cincinnati, on the ID, in a game Of
eight innings, the Red Stockings defeated
Inc Mutaals, Of New York % to-.
Ihe Prohibition ticket in Ohio received
aDout thrve Thousand votes.
The total population Of the State os
Ohio Is a,e5s, s0a-a gain since 1890 Of
3l2, Tg1.
6oy. Palmer issued a proclamation ON
The 9TH recommending that the people ~
Illinois observe Thursday, Nov. "a. as n
DAY Of Thanksgiving.
The great overland eastward tmin ON
the Central Pacific Railroad was stopned
and the express chi robbed on the night
Of the fth, between Verdi and Reno. by !
band Of h~ighwaymen, who boarded The
train at Verdi. Pistols were held nj the
heads Of the conductor, engineer and
brakemen, the express car detached. and
robbed Of about $4,000 in coin, with
which the robbers escaped to the moun.
tains.
Ground was broken at Des Moipes On
the 9Th, for the new Iowa State Cani,ol
Gov. Merrill oflciated.
Hon. Francis G. Sherman, ex-Mavor ~
Chicago, died In that city on the IN Area
81 years.
The South.
a Charleston, s. G., dispatch Of the l.,
says oficial returns show that the Renuh.
licans have elected their candidates ~
Congress In all the districts Of the s.afs
Bowen, white Republican, Is beaten ~ ~
Large colored Republican, as Representa-.
i've AZ ChnriestCn.
Captain Harrison, Commander ~ thc
NORTH Atlantic Squadron, dled al Kew
WEES On shs iss, q pneumonia
Galveston. Texas, waa slnped il norm.
n IN ne ~ sorssislzans who were lost
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&C 30 Auic sod and anff he hsd ihrosn
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thcn ftl OWN uvoruhrlrnpd tr horrible
ts1y the ltn a3t q tht hnshanis fare
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showed The vi1 Was taken % the hos
Faitl In q dung Stale Tie whole was
nauscd fy he rrtcn Fycs monsiSr
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H'a,' tial she would avenec her brother,
NA' AAu '@iafn 81 elssen's'nre-
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e Nieasa Aunrssscy, perfectly unknown
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nAs IN nthl "a ihe herl2nn o. art, hast
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~ avg thofAsand dollars each. He
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aNhAt l@ihAhg from an Engiishman.
"A Prussian soldier hut ms, re,prnod
from The frsnt. was standing IN tho centre
q a listening group detailing to an officer
ass BARROW escape from death by one of the
aasse4sf bullets. lie took out his watch,
sna 'e~e u Pierced through by the ball,
NhioA. haNlng thus expended It's strength
sm nit selsi meial, inflicted but a slight
On ma breast. The people pressed
esedpa y ea a iook at The watch, and n
- hlf4assseT taking out his own
Eot0 ltthe kcrFeF, Iut 1t into the hand of
" hs'a5shed soldier, saving: "Here,
'his "pei y N Il good one. Yours
~Aat Arfef gp asalnl'
The Forest of Bondy. recently doe.
lfoyed through The exigencies Of war, Is
known BY name almost 10 everybody, from
having eeen frequently used as the scene
Of exciting adventures in novels and an.
.aiie representations. The advocates nj
Kind ireatmeu, 10 animals have n story Of
accomplished IN that forest md
brought The munlerers to justice through
~ s'gaci'y Every boy for the last thirty
wears has been made familiar with the
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-19

New PATENT Law for 1870, published i
a Co.. 81 Park Row, N. Y, sent Tree.
Wy take delight IN referring our aiulcl5 /.
to any drug store where that most estjmahss
cine, DR.. 8. o. Richardson's Sherry VIM M
can be procured. VIZ advise our friendsi Il I'll
becarse we know Its value In curing Fs,r b
Ague, diseases commou In the West. and ii =
countries. 1t should be kept AZ hand II -
family. Sold by medicine dealers gensnllr, !
In numbers there is safety. II ws ups, 4
principle that the formula Of JrDs0N's Nern.1
HERR Pills was prepared. DR.. JudsoH hstS.
to spend a fortune in advertising his pill uls3
ted his recipe to the revision Of The mostiI
gent and learned physicians Of the aes, aAS
results a simple but most eiicacious nIedien
the JuDsoN's MOUNTAIN HKRB PlLrs. They pu
the blood, remove all distinctions, cleanse
skin of all pimples and Motches, and are perfs
sure and safe in their operation. The 1vps
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS cure BniouAusss, Ven
Irregularities, Headache, and many otuen q
diseases arising from impure blood and . denl
digestion. Use the JUDsoN's MOUNTAIN I
Pills, and when you have proved lhelf Vi
recommend them to your friends. They ar
s~ugar-coated and plain. For sale esesysheN
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A Mont neIiahtfnI nessert NAV y fsdn

"a ii0tt DttiQnIIul Deg8ert nid5 4E{-s.
the new article Of food, SEA Moss FAnrSE, vnue@~
purchased for twenty-ive cents n parkage 3Ihn s@Ev
duce sixteen quarts of most excellent hianc: 14R<%%ss
creams, sancss, gfuelz Charlotte RQs4s ~ 5nk = ~
almost incredible; but It IL vouched for y hns y y w. "
highest rspectahilty, who append their hanas i " n
statements. The Company state at least my E slss
dishes can be made from the Sea Moss Farne sna kns y
Their circular the recipes fr many OF them. " s W N
M. Randi discovery q highly important qne , IN ~ NV
lions, and Indeed for ell classes Of society, IN nN% \ :
gent times.
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bread.-kq.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-04
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, February 3.

CHICAGO, February3.
FLOUR-In fair demand for low to
good grades, prices unchanged; 3 5Oa
4 10 for spring extras; 3 so for super
fine.
WHEAT-Firm with an advancing
tendency owing to the speculative de-
mand; sales of No. 2 at S0aS2c, closing
at 5lasS2c; the movement in other
grades was only fair but prices firmer Of
$50 for No. N options; No. 2 sold al
s0faslic seller February: Sl1as2c
seller last half do; 82aS2sc seller March
this afternoon the market was quiet a.
Sltc cash for No. 2 aud S2ic bid seller
March.
CORN-Very firm for old, offeringl
light and prices Go higher; sales of biz
at 7la72c, closing inside for regular re
ceipts of new; common in active de
mand, closing at 53a54s according to 10
cation; optional sales in No. 2 were a
7la7lIc seller month and 72c sellei
March; after Change the market wa
firm at 7lic cash for No. 2.
OATS-Dull at 3Ssa39c for No 2, clos
ing at the inside rate; sales for futur,
delivery were made at 3Sta39c seller
February; 39ia39So buyer do and seller
March, and 40ia404c seller April.
RYE-Steady at 4Sc for No.2.
BARLEY-Inactive ard nominal al
70a75c for No. 2.
CATTLE-Steady and tolerably &C
tive at 4l2ia4 IS for common to fail
COWS; 3 00a6 so for fair to good, and 4C
az so for extra choice steers.
HOGS-Live in large supply and dull
shippers were the only operators; sales
at 8 50aS rs for fair to good lots; dress.
ed dull; shippers were the principal
buyers; closing at 10 00s10 % for lots
dividing on200 pounds. T. a, c.
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MISSOURI.

The Radical Caucus at Jeaersea City
-The Double Liability Clause 90 be
Repealed-No Distinciion on Ac.
count OF Color In the Agricultural
College.
ST.. LOUIS, February Sat the. Radical
caucus at Jefferson City, last night, To-
question of the e1pediency of submit
ting to the people an amendments to the
Constitution enfranchising all those
now deprived of suffrage without res.
pect to race or color, was discussed and
carried by nearly two-thirds vote.
In the State Senate yesterday the
committee on Constitutional Amend
ments reported an amendment repeating
the double liability clause in the Con-
stitution, abolishing the district court,
and repeating the DISTINGUISHING pro-
visions. The constitutional bill was
made the special order for Wednesday
next. ..l.
Day before yesterday the House
adopted the amendment to the Agricul-
tursl College bill, providing that there
should be no restriction on students en-
ltering the college on account of sex or
color, which, on yesterday, after q long
discussion, was recopsidered.
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q less period than one year, and had
been killed or died in service. Passed.
] On motion of Mr.. Schenck the tax
bill was made the special order for the
first of March, to be taken up after tne
tariff bill.
Mr.. Schumacher offered resolution
tinstrncting the committee on Banking
and Currency to inquire into the expe-
diency of granting to any citizen Of the
the United States the privilege Of bank
ing on all United States bonds. Adopted
At the expiration of the morning SEES
sion General Bnflsr, of Massachusetts,,
chairman of the Reconstruction COM
mittee,i reported bill to admit the
State Of Mississippi to representation in
Congress and asked to have it put upon
its passage.
The bill having been read: Mr.. Butler
said it was exactly, word for word, the
bill under which Virginia bad been adj
mitted to representation, although IN
some respects members OF the commit
tee, and himself among the number
would have been glad to have changed
| it, yet theswhole matter having been 80
fully and thoroughly discussed and q
precedent set in the case OF Virginia, 1t
was thought, after mature delibers-
ton. it was best to admit Mississippi
under the same conditions and with the
same provisions as Virginia. Hemoved
the previous question, first allowing bis
colleague on the committee, Mr.. Beck,
to offer substitute
Mr.. Beck thereupon offered his sub
stitute, declaring Mississippi entitled
to representation, withou a preamble or
conditions. -.. -..
The bin as reported was then passed.
Mr.. Dawes, from the committee on
Appropriations, reported q bill to sup
ply the deficiency for the navy, as fol-
lows: Bureau of steam engineering,
81 csc, 900; bureau of construction and
repairs, Sl,950,000; total, 100000.
And to cover into the Treasury the
following unexpended balances: From
bureau of provisions and clothing,
81, AGO. coo; bureau of equipment aud
recruiting. $500, 900; bureau of naviga
ton, S250,000; bureau Of yards and
docks, 1851 600; total, 50, 100000.
After lengthy debate, Mr.. BeDja-
minis amendment was agreed to with
ont Q division, the yeas and nays being
refused. and the bill as amended passed.
The House, at 4:30, adjourned
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Cullom, from the committee on
Territories, reported bill in aid of the
execution of the laws in Utah, which
was rscommitte2. The tenth section
makes incompetent as grand or petit
Jurors all who believe In, advocate or
practice bigany, concubinage or poliga-
my.
Thethirteenth section enacts that any
man in Utah who shall live or cohabit
with one woman or more other than
his lawful wife, as his wife or wives
shall be adjudged guilty of the crime oil
concubinage, and on conviction thereof
shall be punished by fine not exceed
ing $1,000 and Imprisonment in the pen
itentiary ut hard labor not exceeding
five years.
The seventeenth section authorize:
the United States Marshal, if resisted
or threatened with resistance in the
execution of any writ or process, to ap
ply to the commander of any military
camp in the territory for posse.
The nineteenth section enacts that NJ
alien practicing bigamy, polygamy oil
coacuhinery shall be admitted to United
States citizenship, nor shall any polyg
amist hold any Office of trust or profit
in the territory, vote therein, or be en-
TITLED to the benefits of the homestead
or presumption laws. -.-
The twenty-third section enacts thai
marriages in the Territory may be sol
emnized only by justices of the Supreme
Court, by justices Of the peace only ap
pointed and qualified and by any prizes
or minister Of the Gospel regularly or
dained and settled. 1t declares all con
sanguineous marriages incestuous ant
void, asd punishable by twenty years
imprisonment in penltentiary. Th'
bill is very long, containing thirty-fou
sections. ,l@..A
Mr.. Reeves offered q resolution for
per capita dog tax of two dollars ant
fifty cents. Referred to the committe,
of Ways and Means.
Mr.. Cobb, of Wisconsin, from the som
mittee on Military Affairs, reported &
bill to amend the act of March, 8, 1865
in relation to additional bounties, ex.
tending its benefits to the widows and
children of soldiers who had enlisted fol
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New Yeri. nlarne,.


sCOTTON-Without decided change;
salesof 1900 bales at 25sc for middling
uplands.
buyers favor. :.
WHEAT-Rather quiet; spring steady
and unchanged; winter dull and heavy;
No. 2 spring / 17a1 81; winter red and
amber l 27al 273.
RYE-Dull and dropping.
+ OATS-Dull and heavy at 53io in
store for western. 80.
CORN-Quiet and heavy at sSa90o for
new mixed western.
PORK-Little frmer; sales of $50
barrels mess seller February at 20 75a
81 so, and seller March at rs 75a26 90.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Nominally unchanged.
overwhelmingly unchanged.
LARD-Quiet for prime steam at l5bc
bid for February, and 16c asked.
EGGS-Firm 3la32c for fresh.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, February 3.
SENATE.


Mr. Sherman, from the committee on
Finance, reported the following: A bill
10 authorize. the funding and consefida-
tion of the national debt, to extend the
banking facilities, aud to establish spe'
Gle payments. 1t provides for the issue
of three classes Of bonds, S40O, 0OO, OOC
each; first, ten and thirty years, 5 pei
cent; second, fifteen and twenty years
At per cent; twenty and sixty years,
per cent. IL also provides for setting
aside yearly $500 10000 of the custom
receipts to pay the interes5 on the pub
lie debt, and for sinking fund to re
ducs the public debt.
Mr.. Morton presented memorial from
o member of the bar of Indianapolis fol
an increase in tho salaries of judges O
the District Courts in that State. Re
ferred TO the Judiciary committee.
and adopted:
BY Mr.. Abbott-Setting forth occur
rences Of frequent violations Of the pub
lie peace in various Southern localities
aud that protection in life and property
by the Government was the right OF
every citizen, and instructing the com.
mittee on the Judiciary to inquire into
the power OF the Government to give
protection TO its citizens within the
limits of such States, and tn report what
legislation Is Tequireda and especially
TO inquire into the constitutionality and
expedieucy Of establishing national
police force for better enforcement of
the law.
On motion of sSir. Morrill,, of Maine,
Joint resolution authorizing the Secre-
tary of the Navy to transfer to the use
of the bureaus of construction and re-
pairs and steam engineering such appro-
priations to the credit of other bureaus
in that department as may be required,
was taken up.
Messrs. Sherman, Morrill,, N; Maine,
and Cragin spoke in support of the bill,
and Mr. TRANQUIL opposed 1t because
il in time of peace would continue the
employment of 1000 men on the con-
struction of war vessels.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Maine, moved to amend
by makipga direct appropriation to the
bureaus Of construction and repairs aud
steam engineering of an amount equiv
alent to that proposed to be transferred
from other bureaus.
Mr.. Howard opposed the bill because
he did not believe in converting the
United States into an e!eemOsynary in
stitution.
Mr.. Nye followed in advocacy of the
bill.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, said the I'M
derstanding in the Senate appeared to
be that men were to be employed as a
matter of charity. He therefore moved
to amend by adding the words, that
wages paid to employees shall be at no
higher rate than that which is paid by
private citizens in their respective To-
calities.
Mr.. Morton said the amendment would
absolutely overturn the eight-hour law
in the navy yards of the United States,
but after discussion it was adopted.
The bill was finally laid aside in order
to permit Mr.. Carpenter to address the
Senate upon the bill relative to the neu-
trality of the United States.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, February 5.
FLOUR-Market quiet and steady;
country brands 6 0Oa6 so; red Xxx 5 25a
as so; amber Xxx 5 00a5 Is; spring Xxx
S OOa5 so. Buckwhest Flour, market
steady; demand fair; 7 5OaS 90. Rye
Flour in moderate demand and steady
at 5 25a5 so.
WHEAT-Dall; No. held at IL and
I 10 bid; No. 2 sold at 04.
CORN-No sales; market nominally
unchanged.
OATS-Dull and inactive; No. State
held at 4sc; no sales reported. .
RYE-Light local demand in small
lots at range of S0a90c.
BARLEY-Held at GOAL 10 for State
and Canada, as to quality.
Observation-Disclosures frmer but
unchanged: held at 26ia27c cash, for
large lots, and 25a30c for small lots OF
refined; crude firm at 5 IS per barrel.