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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-12


The last sensation in England Is the
selling Of photographs Of u skull purport.
ing to be that Of Shakespeare.
Thousands Of letters addressed to
Prussian soldiers nj the front 20 back 10
the writers In Germany with this sen
tence stamped on the envelopes "Adrusat
est toh." (The person addressed is dead.
The total of ships entered inward and
outward in Great Britain during the year
1869 amounted TO N,910,2S1 tons, as com.
pared with 33,Gs0,079 tons Of the previous
year. a total of 1852 new vessels were
built and registered in the British empire
during 1869.
"A young girl in Tours, France, has
been creating most intense excitement by
initiating the example of Joan D'Arc,
Hundreds Of enthuastic persons Joined
her standard. Her appeals for recruits arc
said to be singularly patriotic and eloquent.
~--slag-or cindcr as II is called in this
country-has in Europe been recently found
TO be of great value, having been moulded
into many useful and beautiful articles. II
has been cast into slabs for paverclts and
paving purposes generally, into garden
rollers, and posts and pillars, and, 1t is said,
in some forms to represent artificial por-
pbyry.
The British Social Science Associa-
ton fayors d decimal currency, making the
pound sterling consist Of twenty-five shil-
lings Of tenpence each, instead of twenty
shillings Of twelvepence each sovcrcigns
to be abolished, and Victorias and half.
Victorias 10 be substituted OF the value OF
one hundred pence and fifty pence respect
ively--that Is, equivalent TO two dollars
and one dollar.
"A recent private letter from Paris says
aAbout two.tbirds Of the Americans here
want TO leave they are tired Of the stu
alton. The Prussians will let them go di-
rectly, but the French interpose objections,
being afraid of the moral effect upon the
population Of seeing so many strangers de.
part. 1t will end, I suppose, in their 60.
ing In small numbers at different dates"
The City Council Of Berlin has pub.
lisbed a German manifesto In which oil
German cities are requested TO con
tribute toward restoring %Strasbourg to
It's original beauty, and toward re-
pairing the damages caused by the
bombardment. The Council Of Der
lin heads the subscription list with q
donation Of $500. The Queen has sent
a letter to the City Council expressing her
sympathy with the movement, and signing
$1,000 out Of her private purse. The
King has signed 5000 and the Crown
Prince $1,000.
The damage done to the Cuban sugar
crop alone by the recent hurricanes will
have an effect reaching to every consumer
of that commodity. The four districts that
were devastated by the storm produced
$4,000 tons Of sugar in 1860, and their pro.
duction for the present season was estimated
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The frat Lutheran Organization iu
America va in to'l
-rhtrc au tsl3i Presbyterian u
Philadelphia Itty contributed Iai yrff
s1ltn3t.
The Weleh ru.h1 i.rilus hlrp ia
churches and 10000 communicate Boo ih,
United States
There arc tst SUNDAY Schools iu
nruoklyn. y y. having jo.6lO pupils.
with 1850 teachers
The Baptislsof Iowa have 93ochurhcs.
t0s schools. ~, li0 members, anil uisrd lasi
year Sd.s6t A.
Sixty members Of the educational I'M.
stitute In Maine recently spelled calcrpil.
lar seventeen different ways.
The membership of the Methodist
Episcopal Church of Illinois is $4,000; the
number of churches, $50; and of preach.
ers, 3jt.
The number Of children between IN,
ages of . and 81, and thus entitled tn schoo.
privileges, in Columbus, Ohio, is o5lS
That Of Toledo is a,637.
The number OF pupils in the public
schools of Peoria, ILL.,, the last year, wac
3,Ol9. The expenditures were forty min,
thousand dollars.
The Bergen Reformed Church, New
Jersey, have settled 1880 Il year for life
upon their retiring pastor, the Rev, DR. B
T. Taylor. lie has had charge Of IN,
church forty-two years,
The Episcopallans Of Indiana humble
33 clergymen, 80 parishes, and 2,614 com
municants. In Wisconsin there are a
clergymen, 80 parishes, and 1895 commu
nicants.
The American Bible Union recent,
held its twenty first anniversary in New
York. The expenditures for the year wer,
S53,567, and the receipts t50,G00, leaving
a balance due the Treasurer.
The second largest Presbyterian
Church, in number, in the United States
was started by a young woman, Mary Ed
wards, in a private house in Binghmton
N. y, sixty eight years ago. She kept NJ
a female prayer meeting regularly for fit,
years.
The Rev. ]. X. H---was, sevem
years since, pastor of Methodist Episco
pal Church in Western New York. Dur
ing his sermon, on Il hot summers Sundav
morning, Brother Austen, one Of the OF
fetal members of the church, tell fas
asleep. Mr.. K suddenly paused, ant
called out Brother Austen, will vol
please to open the window" there a little
Physicians sag Il is rcrg unheabhy 10 Jee,
IN q ci0se room" The brother was awaken
ed, and complied.
Rev, Samuel J. May has written an in
teresting letter in regard to the effect O
abandoning corporal punishment /
schools, a system nov adopted in Syrg
cuse, N. Y, and, in fact, in existence Their
for three years past. He says that thes
schools, seventeen in number, have now
with the best results, been governed 70
that long period without any use Of corpo
raj p~unishments. Into these schools hay
been gathered nearly five thousand chill
dren, between the ages of five and twenty
during six hours Of five days in forty week
of each year. The parentage Of these chill
dren is as various, probably, as in an,
city in our country. One.fifth are Irish
one-sixth German, and one-seventh tn,
children Of all the other classes Of immi
grants to our country, excepting Chinese
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Incidents and Accidents.

-Centerville, Idaho Territory, was to.
tally burned on the Gath Of October,
Patrick Stapleton, a resident of st.
Paul, MINI, was choked to death the other
night by a piece Of tough beef,
A little girl Of Columbia, Mo, died
from the effects of sticking a dry weed
into her foot, while running around bare
foot.
Three men were precipitated down the
central shaft of the Hoosac tunnel the
other day, and drowned in the water at the
bottom.
"A few days ago, a boy In FrcepOrt,
ILL.,, while playing ball, was struck ON the
end of the little finger by the ball, which
tore the finger from his hand.
An insane man jumped out of athird.
story window in Racine, Wis, the other
day. When picked up his mania had left
him, and he was perfectly sane.
"A fire occurred at Tunkhannock,
Wyoming county, Pa, the other morning,
which destroyed some twenty buildings.
Loss estimated at 100000.
A $j00-horse belonging to Milton
Thomas, of Muncie, Ind, ran a nail into
his foot the other day, and died Of lock-
jaw.
Cameron, No, a town on the Hannibal
81 ST. Joe Railroad, with a population Of
probably 1900, was almost entirely des-
troyed by fire a few nights since.
"A oma IN Detroit received a pan Of
ashes on her head the other day. To clear
the hair of the nuisance she used soap
suds. Result Her hair all came out, and
her scalp Is as red as a boiled lobster.
"A little boy was recently fatally in
jured in Brooklyn, by jumping from the
fourth story Of a house TO escape a fright
full punishment from his mother. She was
arrested.
"A locomotive on the Huntingdon d
Broad Top (pa) Railroad exploded at
Huntingdon a few days ago. Jerry Wertz,
the engineer, was blown TO pieces, and q
boy named Daniel Peck MORALLY injured.
"A train on the Portland and Kennebcc
railroad, Maine, was thrown from the
track near East Brunswick, a few days
ago. George A. Crawford, conductor, was
instantly killed, and several other persons
were severely but not dangerously hurt.
The New York Commercial Adrertiser
states that a woman who sits on a street
corner, begging for pennies and holding
a wretched, sleeping child in her arms,
rents the child for 70 much a week, and
drugs il TO continued somnolence.
"A little child Of Mr.. Stephen Hamil-
ton, north Of Muncie, Ind, got a grain Of
coffee into its windpipe, and thence into
the lungs, eventually producing death.
The lungs Of the child were examined
after death, and the grain Of coffee found.
Another case Of death through the
stupidity of a drug clerk has been reported
from Providence, R. In this instance
corrosive sublimate was made up for Gallo
mel, and a dose sufficient TO kill five ordi.
nary persons wa taken by an old colored
woman, who died almost Immediately after
ward.
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A ~precocious youth Of Altoona, Pa,
having surreptitiously obtained a package
Of powder and a cigar-stump, the other
evening, soon realized the fact that the way
Of the transgressor is hard. While smok-
ing the cigar-stump, he saw bis mother
coming toward him, and at once slid the
cigar into the pocket containing the pow
der. His hand, the cigar, and the powder
got out Of that pocket with great rapidity,
and the youthful hero Is now securely
bottled up for q few days rest at home.
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GENIAL KEvI tuKKARY.


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expresses g determination ~ BE- present
and open The session ~ iho supreme Court
IN December
The following hanks have been auihor
lzed i8 commence business National
bank Of Pulaski, Tenn capital siO0G0
Iowa National Bank. II Oiiumwa Iowa
capital. siO0000 The applications for the
First National Gold Bank, Of San FINN.
cisco (oapital si00 O00l. has been approved
An application has also been received from
stockton. Cal, for a National Gold Bank
capital, 100000
Delano's commission as Secretary of the
Interior was signed on the Both, and Sec.
rotary Cox retired from the Department
The President stated TO friends on the
Both that he had not yet selected a Minister
to England.
President Grant gave a state dinner on
the Dist ult, All the Cabinet, except Robe.
son, who was absent from the city, were
present.
The Supreme Court met at Washington
on the 3ist ult. All the Justices were
present except Chase and Nelson, Justice
Bradford presiding.
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" you DO not feel well you send for a doctor, he
calls upon You, looks wise, scrawls some hero
glyphics upon a piece OF paper which y0u take to
drug store and there pay % cent? to $40 besides
the DOCTORS fee, for q remedy nine times out Of
ten not half 80 good as On. M0RsK'p INDIAN R0or
PMS, which cost hut % cents per box. DO you
think the former the hest, because you pay the
most for M II you do, we advise you to nac, Just
for an experiment, the MonsE'- INDIAN Roor pIiLs.
They are prepared from a formula pronounced by
the most learned physicians ol our country 10 be
the best aud most universal Of family medicines.
The MolsH's INDIAN RoOr Puts cure Headache,
Liver complaints, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Female
irregularities, SC, and are put up both sugar.
coated and plain. Give them u trial. Sold by Ali
dealers,
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Bniass liousr We are pleased 10 call the At.
tention Of our friends aud the travelling puhlic TO
the epmiGFis aud convenience offered at the
Briggs House 81 chicago. The house having
been recently feditCd throughout and renovated
generally, presents Inducements which can only be
found Ia hotels OF the best class In the country.
The proprietor, Mr.. H. II. skinner, h q most
genital and liberal gentleman. whose presence
makes the Briggs a home To all who may favor
hlm with their patronage, Terms, a.50 per day
Er
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The West.

The Governor of Michigan has issued Q
proclamation appointing November oath
as Thanksgiving Day.
The total population of st. Louis city
and county is 347,340.
The Democratic majorities on State Off
GERS in Indiana range from 1857 to 3,798
the first on Auditor, and the latter on one
of the Supreme Judges.
The census of Iowa has been completed
The total population of the State is 1,1S7,-
39S, which is a gain since 1860 of 512,45O
The convention to consider the propriety
of removing the National Capital as.
sembled at Cincinnati on the 25th. Per.
manent officers were elected as follows
President, G. N. Stewart, Of Alabama
Vice Presidents, G. w. Ambrose, of Ne
braska, Charles B~eardsley, of Iowa, R. S,
Brewer, of Kentucky, Edward Barton, Of
Kansas, G. G. Forshey, of Texas, and
James Scott, of Washington Territory,
Sixty-fve delegates reported-twenty.two
from Illinois, twenty-five from Missouri,
five from Kentucky, three from Kansas,
two from Nebraska, three from Alabama,
one from Texas, one from Iowa, and three
from Washington Territory.
In st. Louis on the oath the Chicago
White Stockings defeated the Atlantics, Of
the former city--46 to s.. On the 25th the
Whites defeated the Empires, of st. Louis,
-46 to 10.
The following is the official vote Of
Ohio at the late election; For Secretary
of State-Sherwood, Republican, 221,7 100
Heisley, Democrat, 205,015; Odell, Prohi'
bition, 1853. Controller Of the Treasury
Wilson, Republican, 2a1, 71s Heaton, Demo.
crat, 204,2s7; Edmonson, Prohibition, 2,7S0
Member of the Board Of Public Works
Herring, Republican, 10000; Spencer
Democrat, 2O5,S71; Collins, Prohibition
2,s65. Supreme Judge-McIlvaine, Re
publican, 221,889; Harrison, Democrat
2o4,771; Stewart Prohibition, 2,s10.
Gov. Fairchild, Of Wisconsin, has desig
mated November "A as a day Of Thanksgiv
ing.
In the Capital Convention at Cincinnati
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CHupRry's Houn-The Novembel

CHLDRES's HouT-The November
number contains, besides the Illustrations, several
short storiss, poems, ETC., which viii interest and
instruct the little readers. The publishers an
nounce that they have made arrangements to Il.
~lustrate The Hou on q still more liberal scale
during the coming year. I. 3. AHrHun q SONS
Philadelphia. ti.s5 . rear; Ave copiss, 500
isI, aud ons cxtra, sie.oo.
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Labor. Labor IL capital. Bestcw good health upon
no matter how poor he may hate becfi NJ the c~oininelce
ment ~ HES great rice, he will be CERTAIN 70 nccunlulstet
fortune, provided he takes care pf lle earnings, fLAfTA'
and 10 preserve the health Of the healthy. From fodr q
sx hOurs IL considered the ordinary limit ff brain WORK,
AT the expiration Of that time the piiospliOrusi y cafi1el on
and the man heconiea irritable and nervous. uhH y poor
and continues on al his task, a. most o. poor doctQfss NV.
ycfa and editors do, he will te certain. 70 shorten ms days
and mi Al untiineIy grave, ~ DID Rir Walter Scott, unless
he usss Plantation Bittsra, which speedily restores lns VIVA
energy, repairs bis indigestion, and corfecis we sluRzish
circulation Of his blood.
-
Sea Moss Farine rpm pure Irish Moss, ir hlanc
Mangp, Pu1dincS, gistartis srehnis, &c- &c. ins cheap
~. haaIihiest. and mOsf delicious food 10 The word.
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~ huNtf
Gold closed in New York on the 31st at
111sS.
The completed census returns of New
York city are stated to show a population
Of 926,910, an increase of 1866 since
1860.
The census of Connecticut shows a pop
ulation of 537,SS6.
Complete census returns give Philadel-
phia a population of 657,179.
AT Troy, N. Y, on the Gath, the Cincin-
natl Red Stockings defeated the Hay
makers-12 to Z. In a game played in
New York city, on the 25th, the Reds
scored I to the Mutual's 1.
Charles st. John, of Port Jervis, has
been nominated for Congress by the Re
publicans of the Eleventh District Of New
York.
The Governor of New York has issued
a proclamation appointing Thursday, No
yember "a, as Thanksgiving Day.
The First National Bank of Grafton,
Mass, was robbed on the night of the 25th,
of all its funds, the Waterman, Mr.. Dan
iels, having first been gagged and hand
cuffed. There were five men engaged in
the robbery, The total amount taken is
estimated at between 100000 and $780,
600, including property of depositors.
A New York dispatch of the 26th says
Attorney General Alderman has estab.
lished his headquarters at the Astor
House, where he will remain until after
the election, to pronounce upon all ques-
tons of law that may arise. He is instruct
ed to see that all the rights of the citizens
are respected, and that the authority of the
United States Government is maintained
in all its integrity"
In a game of baseball at Philadelphia
on the 25th, the Atlantics, of Brooklyn
defeated the Red Stockings, of Cincinnati
III to Z,
Jersey City, N. j., has $4,000 popula-
ton, an increase of 100 per cent. in two
years.
A game of baseball in New York city
ON the 2Sth, between the Mutuals, of that
city, and the Athletics, of Philadelphia,
resulted in favor Of the former-6 to 4.
Snow fell in various parts of New
Hampshire and Maine on the night of the
Both ult.
The number of immigrants arriving in
New York city during the week ending
October 80, was 1864, a smaller number
than had arrived in any previous week for
many months.
John G. Whittier has been nominated
for Congress by the Prohibitionists of the
Fifth District-of Massachusetts.
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VIZ take delight in referring our afflicted friends
to any drug store where that most esiiinable medi-
cine. DR.. s. o. richardson Sherry Wine Bitters,
can be procured. We advise our friends to use u,
because We know it, value IN curing Fever and
Ague, diseases common In the West, and all new
countries, II should be kept At hand in every
family. Sold by medicine dealera gcnerally.
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rrrnx NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. magnlf.

EVERY sATuRDAY.-Another magnifi-
Gently illustrated number IL that for November ).
The supplement is q Map Of the Seat OF War.
No. 4s, for November ~, will contain the opening
chapters 81 George Sands charming novel, 1.-THE
MARQUIS Dc villemer," translated expressly for
Ets,y Saturday,. This story will be continued in
uninterrupted weekly installmcnts until con
cIuded. rrELps, oseooD & Co., Boston. 500 .
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A fotrus F~rnttCtuoN AFuf nearly half
e century the Youths ~fumgaaloa ~ Boston,
has been published II was started w isl7,
aud is to. daS one of the brightest and most
vigorous papers with which We arc aCquaiut.
ed send Cot specimen copy.
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Anrurn,s HnME MAaAzrNE,-Amonl

ARTHua's HoME MAGAzrNE,-Among
the illustrations In the number for November are
Frontispiece-Jenny Dennison; Alphabet for
marking; a large number Of fashion engravfngs,
etc. A psce Of music-"w When the Flowers
Bloom--seyerai stories, sketches, poems, useful
recipes, ETC., make up the literary repast. speci
mems sent free. Published by 7. s. AHrHuB q
Sous, philadelphia, Pa, at 90 a year; 3 copies,
a.; 4 copies, s.; 8 copies, and one TO getter.ap
OF club, SIC; is copies, and one % g%etter-up Of
club, $40.
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urH Ffaaefs gaHaof no carefully rad he
sAssmeat q fuhuisf Kerosene Las.
tefuf' TIE lantern u really . wonder.
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VIZ have used tatEs A srntrruS's YEksr,
manufactured ~ Chicago, and II makes the beet
Ha.af Ar
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NEw PattNr Law fot $50 published BY Mum
a GO, 81 rark Row, n. T., sent irec.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-09
BERLIN.

Perfected Communication with POnf.n.
Mousson-Prussinn Tactics Changed
DenOuncement Of Be!gians for French
Sympatby-PrOhibiticn to social Dem.
0cratic Meetings Revoked-Prussinn
Night Patrols Around Paris-BurgO.
usaster of Berlin Annoyed.
Especial TO the New York Herald
BERLIN, October S.-With the fall of
Sfrasburg and Toul perfected, communica-
son was established with Pont-a- MOusson.
The Prussian tactics have been changed.
Avoiding forts, the Prussians now march
a9on the large towns direct These move
Hents have been entrusted to the fresh
scvies, the troops relieved from siege duty,
and the reserves of the several corps.
Bismarck's organ bitterly denounces the
Belgians for their French sympathy and
xays the press, government and people are
alike responsible.
The official journal denies that any cor
aespondence has taken place between King
William and the Pope since July 80.
Won Falkenstein revolles the prohibition
~ social Democratic meetings. He eXacts
police supervision at any meeting tending
Tn embolden France to decline reasonable
terms of peace.
The Prussians have organized night pa
srpis to prevent lawlessness and robbery
Around Paris and adjacent roads.
The BurgOmaster of Berlin has been an
noyed by deadly missive, stepped in chem
tcat poison, addressed to cannibals, wolves,
Prussans 1t bears the date of Belgium.