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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-10

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-02

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sets ny The noble latin maxim, " ssias
rP#b 'sprr~a ~, ADD IN your IN.
,efeouf.e with your feIIos man by the
golden rule gwen 10 usby one infinitely
wiser than The siaest Of the Romans,
" Whatsoever " would that others Do
unto yoa do ye even 80 unto them.
aud your life will be happy aud your
end glorious.
roLg.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-02
MARRIED.

AT the residence Of Mr.. J.K.O Oliver,
near Eureka, on Tuesday evening by
the Rev. Mr.. -, Mr.. JOHN. D,
Houston to Miss LIMA E. FRER, all
Of this county.
The bridal party started to the
Springs to spend the honeymoon up
on the conclusion of the ceremony,
and have u most heartfelt congrat-
alations upon the assumption of the
happy relations, and our hopes hat
the chain Of love that binds them,
which now seems so bright, may never
grow wearisome, but dearer to each
other as through the pilgrimage of
life they journey to that Mecca where
the light of the Eternal Father sits
enthroned.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-02

The editor of the Albany Argus
has been on the political outlook-a
prominent point somewhere ubout
Albany, we suppose, where Journal
lists repair to take a peep into the
political future. He finds, after a
careful survey Of the field that the
following States will 90 Democratic
this fall : New Hampshire, Texas,
Connecticut, Arkansas, New York,
Tennessee, New Jersey, Kentucky,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Delaware, In
diana, Maryland, Wisconsin, vir-
ginia, Minnesota, North Carolina,
Nebraska, Georgia, Nevada, Ala
bama, California, louisiana and Or
sgon. This is an encouraging list
and gives an aggregate Of 222 elec-
toral votes, or moro than two-thirds
Of the whole number Of the electo.
ral college. That public opinion Is
fast changing in favor Of Democrat
ic rule is evident to all, but we hard
y believe the reaction will be "A
great this fall a the Albany cditor
states. Indeed; we shall Be content
without Nevada. Wisconsin. New
Hampshire and Minnesota. We
must be patient and press forward
slowly-crushing out monarchical
SANDER here, and checking waste
and ruin there. Patience TO day
means triumph tomorrow. Il L
the sublime virtue Of the wronsed
and if adhered to will, In 1 couple
OF years enable us TO completely
overthrow the aristocratic masui6.
cence ofthe @white house, and toss
from power the members Of that
c~oatrivancc called Congress, which
y nov used to extort money from
the people "for partisan nee under
the gaiss Of flaw" The prospect is
aattsring, but VIC must not be too
ssngninc clsc there may be laggards
in the fight.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-02
DIR. A.

DENTIST, No. 3o6 Main Street, opposite Mans
field h Higbee's Drug Store, Memphis.
In presenting my claims for q continuance
Of patronage to a people to whom | have SC
long been known (haying practiced over TWEEN
ty years in this county, deem it, In a great
measure, only necessary to give the locality OF
my Office. In a word, | am able to give per-
feet satisfaction in every branch known to the
Dental Profession, at greatly reduced charges.
Particular attention paid to the regulation Of
children's teeth.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-02

have ip my Office now, in successful opera.
ton, one Of the latest improved machines
known to the world for producing NITROUS Ok.
IDg AND OXYGEN LAUGHING GAS. The pure Ga.
emitted from this machine will transport, as Il
werc the patient TO the dreamlard while being
robbed Of the offending tooth without tn,
slightest pain, and is perfectly harmless in ii
effects. Don't mistake the name nor place, a.
there are other ame in the profession 50 nea,
the same they have been taken hr mine.
BOG Main 81. 300 Main 81
sep4-ly A. wESSON.
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gardens Of Babylon These walI'
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a~n'iqaaf'"ns'
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this was q brazen statute OF Apollo
100 feet In height standing 81 'he
mouth Of The barbor OF Rhodes.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-02

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#H4
lst Fice President ~ " Hefs
gis. water Valley
e~sseefagY aFfeeman Randolrh
81.
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hurst.
~ ~ Hhans. was ch0aen OfaiOf
r., nest maesiiaa
u..t.,.. n.r.uu 49,. .A.a,.l a.
saysrt.
The follow ing resolutions were
adoeted
an. b..ao,.h urt,,,., IL. ,,.s..a
aL a.. $500, -.
,a.,.. ........ "a ill.,, s,,u "a
49, as n s.v...w, ,,.o,,,t- rh,,,t,,,
as.ot,.d ,h., NE s.ss,a,v d. ,ss...,ss IA
%eollee, tho reports Of fosssf meetings asd A..
rage them In proper form In q book, and that
the proceedings Of this meeting be entered
therein, and that this book be kept ir record
ing the future meetings Of The Association
by !. ". BOOTH R.,oirsd, That Mss
Eliza ] poitvant Pearl Rivera be requensd
10 write a Poem, 10 be read a, the merit meet
ting Of The Association, and that the Secretary
notify her ofthe wish Of the body.
By Col. powsr-R,.oip,S That. the prepa.
ration Of a Hl,,orv Of the Mi~i~ippi Press, Il
a. o,i0,, ,vh,ch .ou.s sn,,or,,.,aly With, An.
of this Association; and hiatt is made
the duty Of the Anaal E'aye''' to furnish a
'0a'','suo" "e'''0'.-sna ,na' us member
,os,a,e'
By Mr.. Frauta.-Rs,o,p.d That tn. thanksof
his Association are rendered to the several Rail-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-02
CONSERVATIVE PREss CONyES-
TlON.


OxfoRb, Miss,
june 22nd, 1870.
Pursuant TO Adjournment, the
Conservative Press Association OF
Miss., assembled in Convention al
the Federal Court Room, was called
70 order at II o'clock. NJ, by the
President, J.. X. Mayors, of the
Handshoro Democrat. The Secre
tary being absent, on motion \.
W. Merlin OF the Water Valley
Vallonian, was chosen Secretary,
protein.
The proceedings OF the last meet.
ing not being at hand, on motion
ct J. l.. Power, of the Jackson
Clarion, the Secretary proceeded to
make a roll of all delegates present
with papers arranged alphabetically,
when the following papers were
found 10 be reDresental.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-02

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81 AAvsfdalas Arsnsiss
4 sofHmHlss n hes Naa also.
appaat@i 90 fhs aBt1~sg n The
lsfflal printing N uss-i~swi nss'
pafess u Nbef State.
The chair sfTsaaied sail eom
mlftaas - fslhyws
is COMMITTEE, Power, . W 4
II n fbxfhe.
Had Thompson. HhansA Jarrett.
Bel Jewell, Bigwn. sad lIAffis.
4ek Walpcle, slaekbgaz
Vance, Randolph spd Hall
On motion Ctl H. u e. lanai
and Maj H. y c'ooper, were Invited
"a seats within The bar 81 tbs eon.
yention
A series n resolutions were ~.
fefe,l by Col. Power, on the sub
jeet of Legal Printing, which wefe
read and RETIRED 10 that committee
On motion of Col Powers com.
mites u three was appointed 10
report the SENSE Ot the Convention
on the death Of Mr.. Columbus bar.
rett ~ the Holly Springs Reporter.
J l. Power, ! = Pryor and j W
Booth were appointed aaid com.
mittec, aud on motion X VI Brown
and The President were added to
the committee.
The COMMITTEE On Membership,
made u report which on motion was
received and adopted ~ follows:
wssnrAs, The Ni,sissippi Pres Association
was not orEaaiErd for political or p%artifan puf-
posrs, bu, ft the sdvaacemsp, Of the general
Interest Of the eraf,, socially and professionally,
IN which all The pres' Of the State was invited
70 participate; and
wHsasAs, Since the last meeting Of this body,
ano,her organirsaon has been formed styled
the Republican Pres Association, with objects
inimical to legitimate Journalism and
n. Il R,,otr,d That the conductors ofnews-
paper. who assisted In the formation Of that
Association, or who sympsthire with the pnr-
poses thereof, are not and cannot be members
Of this Association, aud are no, entitled to seats
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-02

Largest aad Oi8sst kns6fshen Of le Kind in N.
Sosthrest; EstabhsAed Nine Fears, and "a.
Oaty Rei'aSk plas for tA< care v
v Diseases.
DR. RUssELL, No. ~ North Court street, north
side ofCcurt Square, Memphis, Tenn, il &C.
knowledeed BY ell parties interested rs by fr
the most successful physician in the Treatment
Of privatcand secret diseases. Quick. thormnvh
and permansst cure guaranteed In every cav
male and female. Recent cases of rouorrhes
and cyphiis cured ID few days, without n,
use o. mercury. Sufferers from incompetsncv
or los ofsexpal power, restored to lfce yivuf Il
. fsw weeks. elect Or Gonorrhes ofionr stan-
ding, whsa On internal remedies have fsIleA
p~crmaaeasly and spaedily cured by 4 new srsst.
nent. t'e' MRF -
Victims Of sclf abuse and excessive lveuerv.
suffering from spernorhea and los Of pAysicsi
aad mental power speedily asA pernrlsnslv
cured. All coasultations strictly couAdentisI
Once hosss from 9 I. MO . p =. and oS
-. RUssELL, N. D, gl
Consulting Physician
I. @. wARRAN, Secretary.
Treaties on chronic diseases furnished e,.s
on application. nh
M# E9 M.@8 i4e -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-02

The Convention proceeded with
business.
On motion the following rcsolu-
tons was adopted.
BY Mr.. Randolph Resotrsd, That the
thanks Of the Convention be rendered to P. X.
Mayors, President, aud r. ". Merrien Secre-
tary, for the able and promt manner in which
they have discharged the duties oftheir respect.
i've Offices.
On motion of P. X. Mayors, the
Conservative Press of mississippi
were requested to copy the proceed
ings of this meeting.
No further business being before
the Convention, on motion the
was declared adjourned
until the End Tuesday Of May 1871,
j. L. POWER, Pres,
FREEMAN RANDOLPH, Sect'y.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-02

- a
$3.50 = Hafas
49, go - MHaa -
NEzNs To- A. aaHMf $50
- ~ $ = AA#A|
wHWf~1
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-02

s6- The very highest prize, rHE CROSS OF THE LEGIoNo OF HONOR ,.,as
he representative of the Grover 4 Baker Sewing Machines Al the Exposition Cnyusn
1861, thus atestng their great superiority over all other Sewing Machines '
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-02

Davis Of the lnka Gazette, viii ch
on motion was received, and 8. NJ.
Thompson, was enrolled rs proxy
for that paper.
A communication from John d.
Woods, OF the Sccoba Spectator,
the Essayest, elected at the last
meeting of the Association, stating
that sickness of himself prevented
bis presence at this meeting. Also
a communication from A. ]. Frantz,
OF the Brandon. Republican, OK.
planning the cause of his absence,
containing, also, his annual repor,
as Treasurer of the Association.
which were read, and on motion re.
ccived and adopted.
A letter of invitation from DIR.
j. N. Waddell, Chancellor OF the
State University, to the President
and members of the Association, Ia
whit the University. and rendering
the ose OF the Chapel, for the meet
ing OF the Convention, was read,
and on motion, the kind invitation
was accepted, and 81 O'Clock to.
morrow morning was fixed a. The
time for the association to visit Tho
University in a body.
An invitation from Rev. G II
Bell, President Of the Union Fe
male College. TO the members, L
attend the Annual Concert OF Ia,
College this evening at 8 O'clock
was received and read and on mo
ton was accepted. ays
On motion Judge Hill, Col. l
Phipps and Capt John McKi
we're Invited to aeats within the ha
Of the convention.
On motion the Convention too
la recess until A o'clock this cvs
ming. :
EVENING ssxsscs. -
At Al o'clock the convention 4,
senhled. Mr.. S II Stackhouso /
! the Crystal Springs Herald, IN
! DR.. / r Maggie, Of the Holl
! Springs Reporter, appeared an
. were enrolled. tas
"a The printed proceedings of 4
last meeting Of the Associate
having been sent IN by the Secret
Y ~, they were then read, aud OH IN
al ton we're adopted, with The CORE
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-02

GROVER 4 BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPAl
3s MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-02

Ldygsst aad Oidsst knshfshen Of Le Kind in IL.
sosthrcst; EstabhsAed Nine Fears, and tie
Osty Reliable piaes for tie care d.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-19
THE MARKETS.
New York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, April Is.
CorToF.-Quiet and steady; sales or LOCO
bales at 2315c for middling upland.
FLoUR-Snade hrmer: receipts OF 4,IoS
barrels; sales of $500 barrels at 81 50a4 60
for superfiue State and western; "a ~
as % for extra Statei "a 6Q@5 % Tor extra
"a 75td6 90 for round hoop ONO; 90 OOg5 70
for extra St. Louis; 50 O0GS % Tor COCO 20
choice do; including $500 bbls OF extra
western and state for export at S4 709i 81.
RYE ELOUE-Steady.
CORN MEAI.-Quiet.
WHISKY Firmer; sales of $50 barrels
western at 81 Ojgl O6 free. and closing at
WHEAr-Active and 1c better; receipts
of q, $50 bushels; sales of $500 bushels at
inferior to good no; do; 81 2l@l 2S% for
winter red end amber western; "a ~ LOT
white Michigan; 81 a for white state.
c'oRE@in good request and Ia2c better;
receipts Of 1870 lushels; sales OF 49,Vyq3
mixed western in store and adoati Il IA FOR
new white southern.
sa es OF 1900 bushels at So g60c for western
IN store; &c adoat; 65g6s15c for Ohio.
GRAIN - Stock in Warerouse. l,727,Iz5
bushels of corn 2l2l9l bushels OF oats
655, 428 bushels Of barley 1914 ,642 bushels OF
malt; 99s0S8 bushels OF peas; 1895 bushels
RTcE-DulI.
CoFFEE-birm and quiet.
SUGAR-Firm sales OF 600 hhds OF Cuba
at 9ags; Porto Rico 81 9%9lOs4; Demarara
at 1g5z@I9H.
MoLASSES-Steadys
HoPS-Quiet.
HAY bull,
LIEsEED OiL-Dull at 88GS7c for casks.
PORK Heavy and lower: sales of 675
bbls at S27 e. for mess; $40 5092l 80 for prime
S24 0Og25 90 for prime mess; also, sales OF
80 bbls mess, at buyers option, SZ7 To-.
BREF-5teady sales OF $50 bbis at 8lO D0g
Is % for new plain mess: sl4 009l7 81 for
new xtra IN ess; fierce beef, firm sales of
20 tierces at S24 00QS28 90 Tor prime mess;
f2S OO930O0 for India mess; beef hams,
steady; sales of 23o bbls at S28 00433 90.
Cur MEATS-9teady sales Of 100 packages
at l01zl9l2 for shoulders; l4L<09lG for hams =
miud es, quiet, unchanged; sale Of Is box
es at loo for long clear. u
LARD-Heavy, shade lower; sales OF $50
tierce' at l59l5s< Tor steam l55z9l614 for
Kettle rendered.
BDTTER--Quiet, heavys IA920c for Ohio.
CHEESE-Firm at l69l7H.
TURPE STUNE-Dull at 46M44Tc.
FREIGHTs-Quiet, unchanged.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-19
Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CIEcINEATI, April Is.
FLOUR-Steady; family s. l095 40.
WHEAT-In moderate demand at 81 l09
1 u; demand light.
CoRN-In lair demand at 04gSIc.
OATs-Firm at 5i960e.
BAREEY-Unchanged.
RYE-U nch anged. aa
CorToN-Firmer; mtddtng &c.
ToBACCo-Firn receipts Hight.
WHIsKY-In good demand and prices
advancing: sales at 98g99c; closing at tho
latter rate and not much Offering.
MESS PORK-Held az SIS 2jl528 so. the lat
ter rate for the best city brands; no sales.
BULK MEATs-Quiet but firm shoulders
1917: sides 1871. 141z and l5c for nib. clear
rib and clear.
BACoN-Quiet but firm; shoulders llN9
I2c; sides. l6szgl55z for c ear rib, and 1919
1917 for clear. IS y
HAMS Sugar cured $685.; demand
light.
dered.
BUTTER-Dull; prime to choice 30935c.
housekeeping, and closing at l6c.
OIL-No change.
CLOVER SEED-Scarce and firm at 1910
per pound. 49, e. Ii. .
ply at s6g6 IS.
FLAX SEED-Gl 80.
GoLD-sI l31z. buying
EXCHANGE-FtFfn ; AT par buying.
MoSEY-Iu fair demand; market I'M
changed. Fr
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-19
ONLY $40

THE Wilson Family Shuttle or Lock.
: stitch Sewing Machine, stitches alike
On both sides. viii sew as nice as FAST
and az strong as any nigh priced sewing
rIaclafne and 1t Will do ali kinds of sew
ing as we'll as any other machine. Why is
III that the Wilson machine sells at $40
and $50. while others sell at $40 and se5R
The reason is that buy the Wilson ma.
chine direct from the factory for casn
and the high-priced machines are sold on
com M ission, and have to go through sew
eraI hands before the purchaser gets them,
There is the General Agent, travelling
AgenJ and Local Agent; each OF these
agents get high commission or salary.
That makes the machine high priced. bat
call and examine the Wilson Sewing
Machine, and settsfy yourself. Terms lib
eral. Each machine warranted for three
Whv nav $50 or $50 for machine II you
can get one for $40 or $50, that will answer
tire sssarsfo purpose. Office corner Sixth and
HstT EVansville, Ind. These machines
can also be had at Rahm's store Lapaasco,
corner Fulton Avenue and Sixth streets.
j. 81. GLEICHMAR. Agent for the conn
ties Of Wander burgh, Posey, Gibson, Spens
GER Warrick and Pike, Ind, also for Hem
derson county, Ky. mh4-lWd 3mW
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The weather continued cloudy till
evening, when it cleared off. with
prospects of another cold uIght.
Ths.addiuonal arrivals and depart
ures include the Emma Floyd, Nash
vile to Cincinnati; Rob't Moore,
Cincinnati to Nashville; Quickstep,
to Cairo; Hartford, to Green River;
Northwestern, Pittsburg to St. Louis
Evansville, from Green River; Kate
Robinso6, ST., Louis to Cincinnati;
Alice Dean, Memphis to Cincinnati.
The Emma Floyd had an excellent
trip. She discharged p hogsheads
tobacco here.........The Robert Moore
was fully loaded, and discharged
largely....The Evansville brought in
fair trip......The Northwestern was
loaded fat on the water......The Kate
Robinson hadga full load. She dis
charged considerable freight here.
............The Quickstep and Hart
ford took out good trips...........
Tie Mallie Ragon will, be in to-day,
with full cargo Of tobacco, and will
return to Nashville -morrow......-
TIE West Wind will be in to day, and
will return to PASSPORT this evening.
lathe louisville delayed her de-
parture from Louisville till last night,
but may be positively expected here
to-day. Persons going South should
bear herin mind..a.....The Lake Su-
perior passed down during Sunday
night without Ianding............The
Clara Scott will be in this morning,
and will return to Wabash River this
MISUNDERSTANDING as bust
ness is very uncertain, and but few
persons who follow the river for a
living ever succeed in making money.
The widow of prominent Nashville
steamboat Captain, last month had
occasion to swear that her husband
bleft no money at his death. except
six hlndred dollars, and notoeven a
home for herself and little children"
This Captain was, up to the time of
his death, always in command of the
best steamers, and regarded by the
public asa wealthy man. So says a
reliable correspondent.......Th Alice
Dean passed up at 1 A M with good
trip. She left the Idlewild7 at Mt.
Vernon at 10 o'clock last night.
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and John r. Gaushell, pleasant and
competent gentleman, has charge Of
the Office. The Clara Scott is one of
the most complete steamers of her
class, that comes to our wharf.
For New ORLEANs.-The great
passenger steamer Louisville. will
leave here this morning at 10 o'clock
for New Orleans and all way ports,
having first class passenger accommo-
dations, and being in charge of expe-
rienced, popular and competent Off
GERS. Her captain is that renowned
commander, Jas. A. Lusk, and Mr..
Ill. Eagon, gentleman OF fine cul-
ture and excellent social qualities, is
her chief clerk. We hope to see her
add largely to her cargo and passen-
ger list here.
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