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ring sadows, whils the fighting vas 20.
Ing on, his aides and orderlies brought
him reports and messages from time 10
time, on which, seated In his tent, with
his plan before him, he gave his orders
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Ineligible, he rose, mounted his horse,
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to see, galloped back the same way, and
quietly completed his orders.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-01
Important Hints to Diners Out.

WHEN you intend to dine out, 1t is bet.
ter to eat a light breakfast early In the
day and avoid a lunch. You can't 20 too
hungry.
Some people do not 20 to a dinner party
unless invited, excepting Sorosis or the
reunions of the Army Of the Gulf. In
this, however, you will be guided by your
own discretion.
II the dinner is served at o private resi-
dence, privately fee your servant before
seating yourself. This gives you a great
advantage over the other guests.
Do not attempt to carry olives TO your
mouth on the end of your knife. blade. 1t
often results in discontinue and the
laughter of the company.
Do not hold your knife and fork in one
hand at the same time, if you cam avoid
1t; for to do so without considerable prac-
tice makes even a graceful man appear
awkward.
Circumstances seldom'occur at q well
ordered table to justify the borrowing Of
your neighbours fork.
Endeavor to recollect that a napkin and
a handkerchief are two distinct articles
each serving a distinct purpose. I have
known q matrimonial engagement broken
of through the neglect Of this rule on the
part of the lady. a
In eating stewcd prunes, or other
fruits Of like character, all authorities
agree as 70 the rudeness of splitting the
PIT or stone cut on your plate. To spit it
IN yeur teaspoon and then convey IL to
your plate is alao unpublished. Two
courses are open to a man Of refinement
ano nerve, viz: TO permit the stones to ac-
cumulatc in your mouth, and then, under
pretense Of wiping it, to secrete them In
tne napkin aud drop them surreptitiously
on the floor, or to swallow them In detail
a. the occasion requires.
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Half Alive.

II is a sad thing to pass through life only hall
alive. Yet there are thousands whose habhus
condition Is one Of larguor and debility. They
complain Of no specific disesse; they suffer 10
positive raln hut they have no relish for anything
which affords mental or sensuous pleasure totlei
more robust and energetic fellow beings.
In nine cases out of ton this state Of lassituta
and torpor arises iron a morbid stomach. Ind.
cesti0n destroys the energy OF both mind srd
body. When The waste Of nature Is not supplied
by q due and regular assimilation OF the iocd,
every organ Is starved, every function Inter.
rupted.
Now, what does common sense suggest urdei
these circumstances of depression Ths system
n6eds TOusing and STRENGTHENING, rot merely for %
hour or two, to sink atterward into q more Plus
BILE cordition than ever, (as 1t assuredly would %
If an ordinary alcoholic stimnlant were resortea
toy. but radically and permanently.
How is this desirable object to be accomplished
The answer to this question, founded on The "a.
easily given, lnrusc rev vigor into the digestlMo
organs by a course Of Hostetter's Stomach Bp
tiers. Do not wasts time in administering nIt
porary remedies, but trdke the system W W
reeuperating the fountain-head of physical streng
end energy, the great orgsn upon which all lIs
other organs depend for their nurture and sup
port,
By the time that a dozen. doses of the grei
vegetable tonic and invigorant have been tskel,
the feeble frame Of the d%yspeptic will begin \
feel It's benign influence. Appetite will be crealse
and with appetite the capacity to digest wlnaA
Graves Pc severe until the cure is complel1
until healthful blood, At to be the msterial OF ~
and muscle, bone and nerve, and BRAN; h9x
through the channels Of circulation, instead ui "
watcry pabulnm with which they have hefelola0
been impsrlcctly nourished.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-01
Foreign Gossip.

Russia contains 9O0, 900 mobiles.
STRAUSS was buried at Vienna, August
20, his violin, with broken strings, sharing
his grave.
by q recent boiler explosion at Loith,
Scotland, fifty workmen we're badly in.
jured. Four have since died. d.
of the tw~enty.eight theatres which
Berlin possessed before the war only nine
are running now
Six hundred patriotic poems were
received in two weeks by a German news
paper at Frankfort, in relation to the
war.
England has been doing a little arith.
metical calculation, and has figured her
losses in hay and butter by the drouth at
100000.
A correspondent writes from Sedan
that on the morning after the lest battle,
when the bugle sounded, 600 riderless
horses galloped to the rendezvous.
"A picture in the Caariudri represents
a Zouave fallen upon a heap of Prussisn
corpses. "Hit at last he exclaims ;
shut l have made my bed"
AT Vienna a manufacturer has CIR.
ried out the happy idea of printing pocket
hsndkerchiefs with maps of the theater
of war. They have been a great success,
Instructions have been sent to the
English fleet in China to cooperate with
the French in avenging the massacre of
the missionaries. Russia Is also 10 act with
the Western powers.
Quebec dealers pour q few drops of
medicine into a bottle Of whisky or bran.
dy, and retail the mixture as medicinal
bittors, In order to escape the license.
Judge Doucet is inquiring into the mat.
ter.
1t is reported that four French gen.
erals, one colonel, and five c~ommapdants
of MacMahon's army were sent bv order
of King William to a Prussian fortress for
refusing to sign the ca~pitulation of
Sedan.
An enterprising publishing house in
Berlin is already getting out ANNALS Of
the Franco russisn War which is in
tended to form q complete and impartial
history Of late events, and to contain all
the official documents.
MIR. Rawlinson, an eminent English
engineer, in a report to Parliament about
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-01

If you do not feel wen you send for q doctor,
be calls upon YOU, looks wise, scawl some hiero.
glyphics upon a piece Of paper which you take to
q drug store and there pay 80 cents 70 slN, Ne
sides the doctors fee, for a remedy nine emes out
Of ten not half 40 good as DIR. MoRsEs INDIAN
RO0r PIIZs, which cost but rs cents per box. Do
you thinkth former the best because you pay lie
most for itf nyou do, we advise you to use, jua
as an experiment, the MoRsy's INDIAN ROOF
PILLS. They are prepared from a formula pro
nounced by the most learned physicians Of ml
country, TO be the best and most universal Of I'm.
lily medicines. The MoRsE's INDIAN Roor Pms
cure Headache, Liver complaints, indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Female Irregularities, &C., and are pd
mp both sugar-coated and plain. Give then
trial. Sold by all dealers.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-01

An unfortunate deacon recently ere.
ated a 4 great deal OF merriment alta church
in St. Joseph, Mo, while engaged in
taking up the contributions. He had sui.
iered, some days previously, from an &C.
cident TO his nose, and displaced the plas.
ter in his anxiety to secure a ton cent
stamp that had fallen. He made a has,y
dive Tor q small white object ON the car.
pet, but had no soones placed 1t on the ton
Of his nasal organ than the young ladies'
began to thrus! their hsndkerchiefs into
their mouths and litter. The cause Of
such . sudden outburst OF good spirits
was not discovered by him until he en-.
tered the vestry room, and SAW that he
had replaced the plaster with a cotton
spool label containing the following sug
gcstive words: Warranted to hold out
200 yards"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-01

Nov York spectators are buying ~
Fcfmont potatoes
-Caliiornla has recently imported 800
chestnut Trees from japan.
There are eleven female clerks now
employed IN the Blaion Pos Office
Omaha promises 20 be famous for
beef packing One hfm there proposes
W pack 10000 head Of cattle this season.
Tho quantity Of chewing tobacco
manufactured Al Richmond, Va, during
1902 was double, AMI Of smoking tobacco
quadruple that Of 1868.
Hundreds Of acres Of oabbages On
Long Branch Island, In New Jersey, and
elsewhere, have bsen eaten up BY a new
worm, Matched from a yellow buttorfly's
eggs
Tennessee Is becoming a great potato.
growing State, and has a very large crop
this year, which is also Of fine quality, the
potatoes in some fields averaging a pound
apiece,
Thirteen cotton factories In the vicin.
Ivy OF East Haddam, Conn, employing
about 10 men, have been compelled to
entirely suspend operations, on account of
having no water to turn their wheels.
The cheese and butter factories Of
wyoming county, N. Y, are said to mum.
Der 80. The daily product is estimated at
900 cheeses weighing about 10000 pounds,
say $4,000 worth; and 300 pounds choice
tub butter.
Luther Kendall, of Felchville, VT,
mas sold during the past year 800 worth
OF butter and cheese, made from one COW
OF the native breed, besides supplying
himself and wife, and occasional visitors,
with milk and butter, and raising a cali
TOR which he was offered $50.
The total value of the oysters sold an
nuslly in the New York market is esti.
mated az 100000, wholesalers prices.
About 100000 of this sum is sold in
and consumed in New York and the
n~elghboring cities, and the balance is sent
to the interior. AS the price of oysters
TO the consumer is at least double tina,
asked by the wholesale dealer, there are
probably 100000 0 expended annually
in New York and Brooklyn for the Juicy
bivalves.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

- Since the Radicals took control of
South Carolina they have trebled the taxes
and doubled the debt.
- Southern Radical organ is of the
opinion that the indications are that the
North is going back" on Radicalism.
Indications do seem to have q bearing that
way,
Secretary Boutwell, has not yet said
whether he was mistaken or not when he
declared In his speech in Congress in July,
1868, that the debt had been reduced
under Johnson's administration more than
a thousand millions Of dollars.
Every man In the United States
buying hair cloth Is taxed TO swell the
profits OF two or three factories in Rhode
lslaud. What patriotic service have the
owners ct those factories performed en-.
titline them to q monopoly by act Of Con.
gressr
The votes polled at the recent Ju
diciSl election in Tennessee have been
counted, and it is found that the Con
serystive candidates received the follow,
ing Nelson, 09,65i; Deaderick, 104 $50
Turney, 107,6S3; Nicholson, 104. cal
Snoed, l07,l68; Freeman, l0e, AS1. III,
Radical candidates received an average o
1850 votes.
The New York Stddts Zsitane ask
If it is right that the President, with hi
whole Cabinet, should loaf around tn,
country for months together, and tina
meanwhile the conduct Of our foreign re
lations should be left to an Assistant Sc
cretary Bancroft Davis-who had bee
convicted by the Legislature of Massa
chusetts Of the grossest corruption ?"
The recent important election i
Wilmington, Del, the Radicals seen
wholly disinclined to notice but the cor
test was warn from twelve o'clock [
seven, the hours in which the polls wer
opened in the nine wards of the city, an
the result glorious, Delaware will cor
tinue Democratic State by a msiorit
larger,than ever before. They have tc
the first time in years a majority in tn
City Councils, and n majority for Tn
. chief municipal officer.
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nfis'.
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On ibs $50 New Yot tsfsrn bel.
ceased ~ draw nn raflsattf ffst fral.
cal Effect oftis siege ln nii rla'fr
The octsus q B~faohlyh. M a' rfari
Ia one vsri Fivesa ropu'si.1 .i tnf 0oj
against ag6 ial IN iaf5
Mayor Hall, ~ New l1rs ry afsef
he Aldermen ~ auih0rf,a new census
hy The police, 90 ihe ground that tag
FcierAl census is Incorrect
The Ncw York labor Reform Coryeb.
ton have nominated For Governor,
J0 4 orAhsm, ol Monroe, Lieutenant
Governor, Conrad Kuhn, % New YGrk
Comptroller, Peter }. Mcncy, Of KIngs
Canal Commissioner, John a. Baum, Of
OnondagA, and Chas G. Barrett, q Mai.
icon Inspector Of State Prisons, H. A.
Halves, Of OnondagA.
j. v Greeley is the Republican caudt
date for Congress In Ne Second Penney.
vAnia District.
Wendell Phillips has also accepted The
nomination Of the Massachusetts, Pruhib.
TORY party for Governor.
The Coroner's jury In the Nathan in.
quest has rendered a verdict that Bcpia.
min Nathan came TO his death at the
hands Of persons unknown.
The official returns of the hate election
In Maine give the following result Per.
ham, 54,05i Roberts, "A, l76i Pcrhsm's
majority, s,S75.
Hon. William Strong, Of the United
States Supreme Court, has recently dc.
cided, at Philadelphia, that dividends and
interest paid by railway Companies sub.
sequcnt to January /, 1870, are not liable
10 internal revenue taxation.
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Tur n

THE CHIpRvn's HouR-we a. h,
the Oc'ober number, tina, the rubBsherrs,r'
ruuR \ Sons, Of Philadelphia Of this vsr I,
besu'ifnl magazine are preparing for The ,o-a.
year their budget Of good things for the NM, ~
II you have never taken II for your children 49,
for a specimen copy and we are very sure NM \
appearance among them will mske their eys \,
and their hearts beat with pleasure,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-01

A Paris correspondent of one of the
the London papers has adopted an ingen.
ious dodge to keep himself out of trouble.
He carries about his person a paper upon
which Is pasted his photograph, with the
following certificate from the War Office
written beneath: "This Is TO certify that
III, (whose likeness appears abovel,
is well Known TO the writer, and is not O
Prussian spy"
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The West.

'NSfN
The remains of another victim Of the
great fire in Chicago we're found In the
ruins on the 18th. They were those Of
W. H. Ferguson.
Hon. b. v. Montgomery Is the Peoples
candidate for Congress In the Fifth Iowa
District. The National Reform Working.
mems party have nominated Samuel f.
Gary Tor Congress from the Second Ohio
District.
The principal Chiefs of the Usage In.
dams have signed the treaty with the
Government Commissioners, by which
the Indians consent to the sale OF their
lands in Kansas TO settlers at $t.q5 per
acre, and to remove to new homes In The
Indian Territory.
The Illinois State Democratic Conven.
ton, at Springfield on the 18th, nominated;
For oongressman-at Large, W. B. Ander-
son, OF Jefferson State Treasurer, Chas,
Ridgely, of Springfield; Superintendent
OF Public Instruction, Chas. Felnz, Of
Peoria; Penitentiary Commissioners, long
term, +. p. Sherman, Of Chicago; short
term, Thos. Redmond, of Quincy.
Congressional nominations on tho l4th.
Republican First Wisconsin, VIM. p.
Lyon Fifth Wisconsin, Philetus Sawyer f;
Second Missouri, G. A. Finklenburg.
Democratic-Third Michigan, Darwin II.
Marshall Eighth Illinois, James G. Rob
inson. Tcmperanco-Second Michigan,
Gilman G. Jones.
Election returns from Colorado indicate
the election of Chaffee, Republican, N
Delegate TO Congress from that Territory
Hon. +. ID. Peck has been re-nominatet
by the Republicans of the Tenth Ohio
District; Judge VIM. T. Lockwood, o
Toledo, is the Democratic candidate.
Henry Chamberlain is the Democrat,
candidate for Congressman In the Socont
Michigan District.
In the Oregon Legislature, on the iAth
Gov. Woods presented his biennial mes
sage. Gov, Grover was inaugurated o
the 18th. Bills discouraging Chimes
immigration were introduced.
The stone presented to President Lin
coin, by many Roman citizens, has arrive
at Springfield, ILL.,, and will be placed i
the Lincoln monument.
Gov. shafler, of Utah, issued a proC
lamation on the 10th, forbidding the Al
scmbly Of the Mormon militia, and of a
gatherings Of armed persons within th
territory. All arms and ammunition /
the possession Of the militia were ordere
10 DO turned over at once TO Col. VIM. \
Johns, Assistant Adiutant.G General. Gel
T. i. Conner is appointed Major. Gener
dmilitia.
The recent Democratic State Convol
ton Of Kansas nominated For Goyerno
Ira g. Sharp; Lieutenant Governor, A.
Allen; Secretary Of State, o. @. Durer
Auditor, II. Mcmahon /; Treasurer, S, ,
Lephart; Superintendent Of Public Il
struction, L, Il. Murray.
Congressional nominations; Dom
cratic--First Mmnesots District, G.
Buck; Twelfth Illinois, VIM. Huntse
Republican-Sixth Missouri, Ex-Lcute,
ant Governor Smith. Labor Reform.
First Ohio, Aaron F. Perry, Republics
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We take delight in referring our afflicted sa,,A
to anv drug store where that most estimate n%%'
cine, DR.. :. o. RlchardFon's Sherry Wine Be,,r.'
can be procured, We advice our friend Ia vs \
because we know Its value In curing Feyg ma
Ague diseases common in the West, and ,l~r
countries. II should he kept at hand IN ,r
family, Sold by medicine dealers generally
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A Gross Husband.-Mrs. Smlth-The hrt. M
husband Is becoming so outragaously cross and sT
Gus that there Is no living with him. de BfeipA
one day that he hiss got the dvsnepsi8; the neitd,v
liver COMPLAINT; the next Is sick, with NJ aDoetp-
declares that there Is nothing on the table fttoex
and 50 on. II Is all nonsense, aud nothing bat III,
COMPOUNDED ~usliness From the very bottom m,
heart Ibelieve he wants to worry me'to death.
Lady Friend-Mrs Smith, | think you are vrurf
No woman has q kinder or more indulgent Husband
than you. must eenfess that | have noticed schsrp
In Mr.. Smith but l am incliaCd to think that my
rants IL a tonic and II I were you | would not he ,
day without PLANTATION BITTYRs In the hota,
Make him take them moderately three times 1 dl,
and In a short time / think you will see a change, NJ
experience Is N at Plantation B'tters Is one Of tkehy
and most delicious tones In the world and that h
ner vousness. loss OF appetite, dyspepsia and al hn
bred complaints there Ia nothing 80 good.
Sea Mass Farine from pure Irish Moss, for Bhn
NANCE. Puddings. Creams, Custards, &c., DC, m
cheapest, healthiest, AID most delicious food II
world.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-01

Mr., Bnel, Bible agent in California,
visited in q wild part Of the country
whore there was no money, and a woman
made him a pair of deerskin pants TO pay
for d Bible which che wanted.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-01

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