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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-09

Major. r. Abbey of Commerce, Mississippi
states he used the Magic Arnica i niment upon
several of his working hands for paines and
il acts splendedlyss8 y One ease was a boy
who wrsi very lame, and wasacntircly relieved
nv its use, fasaF2aiN8 a. ~Nt
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-09

Our thanks are due to our genial
friend Charlie Richards, Of the
Iyeraads Hotel. Sardis for IA box Of
large ripe lucious peaches gathered
from trees in his garden on the
morning Of The 1st "Hers Is p
bopsAs44r5d tOSdt iamilfA
toh hve bhs and prosper"
KfI&sAy .ES
| The most wooderfh cures on record have
been wrought BY the usc OF Mansfield q Hig6cc
Magic Arnica Linimcnt. s1s& Ge. ssaf hfaeaeh
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-09

sscAas.-Ihe eotnpfnyof youpg
/. snaaasesklanea wAohexhihits
Iopes Station some days ago
:aa bee ,4i2lGs md8Jyto
= buildings church at that
viii exhibit at tic Masonic
IN this town on me lotR iKstl
Y enw va are glad ~ nee you and
.''a's your motives. The OK.
E'oa n Pe9et W., estert.iaiagI
VIII testify who had the pleas.
oe'ng prcsant.
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NHHTk %4sfr%"NF8 " AAN FNA
: Persons desiring toparchase the
best aftiGA should call on T. b. Nc
Even, agent, 2ea Main street Mem
iphis, T~enrsalssoK ~ raeL faa
sNsre4s4issaes@saEasstla
'phis, Tenn, has, and constantly kcspI
on hand, . large and well sslcctsdsseyl
of wall paper, window shades, oils
bfuSsss,T ~, in fact, every class d
upholstery goods, and bis prices ~
very low. lie . ) good maa, and y
you try him once, you will be apt Y
pstrenisoghimSaeaii when you wish Il
purchase goods in bis line.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-09

The Magic Arnica Liniment cures charbouc
on hores. And Is altogether the best and
| most scrviceshle horse linament sold.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-09

%es.t ~ y" W eAsf ~ w.
Magic Arnic Liniment is. Try II. We have
the Linimeat not the music. You will acknow-
ledge iii the bcstthing to stop pain you have
ever seella IG Tl&HA& EAAA &Ff
The last medical Journal contains an ar
ticlc from Prof n. s., Newton, NJ. D., President
.ofthe L. Medical College, City of New York,
that speaks in high terms Oh its curative prop
critics, and gives a special Recommendation
I Koskoo 10 the practitioners ef amediciue. This
is we believe, the first instance where such
medicines have been officially endorsed BY thc
faculty of any of the medical college, a d re-
fleets great credit upon the skill Of DR.. Law
renee, its compounded, / ID also putt "koskoop
in the VAN OF all other medicines of the present
day. seE i apt
T. 4 Il Nsofes BINS g&sas3 stsa
The Magic Arnic Liniment is warranted to
cure pain in FIVE minutes, Some Of its cures
are almost miracutcasA4bn inst Try n next
time you are granting rnd sec for youself 4
h@afgenm@9fxaA - Gsd II &M
Hats at Mathews & Sons.
Ea DEAFNBss cured without fail, by
tine use of DR.. Norris's Infalable Ear
Remedy.
II, cures Deafness, Noises in the
lII~sl, and all other affections Of The
MI W0AN AD D1Aa
F Put up at DR.. Norris's Eye and
| Far Trfirmarv 022 Main ST. Nam.
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3 @or PicrceMseHt AumeasfseI
|'aso. and says that the legisla-
h will rncst likely "Adtou.s. y; \
Gays Of two weeks, ss,', 800 ~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-09

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desires hi. - elsssi as'as
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vice inths essss n Christ. n with
time he has "a .ppHsd o. eat 70
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several chapters ne dsvotsit 10 thc
science Of mind. ard that che wofk
cos,sin. mach ancient history. that
viii he very insese-singi 10 the gene.
rHl reader, besides the great religious
truths the author e--ayed 10 essab-
lish. fqla
This work can be found al the
south Western Publishing Ccmpa-
ny, Memphis. Tenn, and at T. II.
Caldwell 4 Co.'S and Butts 4 Shn.
ford's, Batcsville. 3m
Agents wanted. iac ~ =
Tne uul,ed s,ates ns,el Lcusiville n.y. h
only three blocks from a uaitarian Church.
~ For The convenience of parties dc.
string to attend church in Memphis
the Miss. 4 Teun,,R II. issues spe
isl sunday ticket Memphis ana
Ifetari, ut 6Ae fAs good for morn
ing train, and to return on Sunday
evening tsain andno other,
Agents are futnished with specia
tickets, and persons must ask TO
asretum ticket" base@ sd Ha .ny
Tse uhitrds States Hotel, LosIsville Ky.
IS only three blocks from a Methodist Church.
sGNS SlAprns IA N. SocIrY. L
4 Aeaf a ! Executive Committee Rooms.
i .Lfl .taL Mach the 9lxt 1a7O
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n The Executive Committee will
meet every Thursday at II o'clock,
until further notice. Prompt and
regular, attepdapceris earnestly de,
sired, until Arrangements are COM
pleted for the next fair.
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The New York herald., 1870-04-16

tcrnal Revenue for the Frst district OF Tex. :"
william 1aimbeer. Collector oi issernaI Revenus 70
the. Kanth district OF New YORK; II. O. Greene Poss-
master st Petersburg, Va; Mrs. Betty A. Mower
P0stmistress at New London. Conn.
Reduction of the Wheat Tax.
Representative Churchill was before tho Commit
tee Ways and Means TODAY al she instance OF tho
osweGo Board Of Trade. advocating o reduction Of
ten cents busnel on wheat. the object being 10 mix
the finer qualities OF Canadian with tbe American
wheat. The committe, are not likely to Yield 10 tho
PROPOSITION. r.r asr nH
settlemeut OF Peruvian Claims.
The President to-day sent to Congress report OF
the Secretary OF State relative 10 the results OF the
proceedings OF the joint commission Of Lima. under
the convention between the United states aud Peru,
OF December, 1865. 1he COMMISSION had made
awards TO twelve or thirteen citizens OF the United
states, and to L. G. Mlntanc, q Peruvian citizen
s57,ooo IN gold. The Secretary recommends that
Congress promptly make the appropriation for this
amount rs any delay Will necessarily postpone pay
ment TO our citizens by Peru.
The Income Tax-Decision Of Commissioner
Delan0.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has de.
cided that hotel blls incurred by persons travelling
for the prosecution OF business or by persons tenn
porar!y residing In hotels while prosecuting bust
ing the year for which the return Is made. may be
regarded as an expense OF business. ana as such
may 0e deducted In the income returns
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
MASSACHUSETTS.

Heavy Damages Recovered Of n RaiIrond
RRilrond-Frishtful Railroad Accident.
BOSTON. April Is. 1870.
The referees have accorded $4,000 to George d.
Lord against the Metropolitan Horse Railroad Com.
pany for injuries producing paralysis of the lower
limbs by being struck by one Of their cars.
The Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad hearing
before the Legislative committee closed to-day with
remarks by Jonn s. Eldridge, who stated to the
committee that when he became q director Of the
Hartford and Erie Railroad he found the contracts
with the Erie Railroad unfinished aud incomplete,
and, for the interests or the Hartford and
Erie Railroad, he accepted the presidency of
the Erie Railroad He obtained that position
fairly and honestly and for the best interests Mas
shadow OF evidence to show that $4,000 had been
paid for that purpose and he hurried back that state
ment as q base and scandalous libel on the presi.
dent OF the Hartford and Erie road. They might
have made mistakes but with no fraudulent intent,
and every dollar OF the 81, 2,000 900 went into the
work and enterprise. His whole heart was in the
work and he had endorsed paper to the amount OF
over s. 600, ,000 that TO day, If the claims were
settled he would not even own house over his
head. The hearing has occupied the committee dur.
ing twenty.eight prolonged sessions.
The House has voted 5avOrably on resolve to
retain the reading ana writing clause in TIE state
constitution ana against abOlishIng the tax pay
ments on voters.
The proposed annexation Of Charlestown to Bos.
Last evening Bridget Dolan ana her sisters Ann
and Mrs. Jane DOran, residents Of North CamUridpe,
while walking on the Boston and Name Railroad,
were struck by an incoming train on the Mystic
drawbridge, and Mrs. Doran had leg severed and
left on the track, her body falling into the water
where 1t disappeared. One OF the Misses Dolan had
conveyed to the hospital. The tnlid sister Is unin.
jured
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
OHIO.

Great Fire In Medina-Aimost Every Business
House In Ashes-NarrOw Escape OF Citizens--
Loss Over S13O,OOO.
MEDINA, April Is, 1870.
A disastrous fire broke out this morning In this
village in an old wooden building occupied as
bar0er shop and by several negro families situated
In the business part OF the town, aud In four hours
every business book but two was burned There
are no engines and the efforts OF the people were
unavailing Many persons were burned-some Sc
verely-but no lives were lost. Several parties
were taken from second story windows.
and others escaped with only sucn clothing
as they could hastily lay hands on The fire was
hnay stopped on the west side OF the square, at
Aaron AndersOnS block which, however, is q ruin.
It was hoped the Ainsworth Building, being partly
hrepr0of. would arrest the progress OF the flames,
out the latest report says has also been burned.
Men. women and children fought the flames with
the only available Observation-Disclosures were driven
BACK. Macy merchants had but recently
stocked their stores with new goods, while
others were on their way to purchase. The
Court House and several churches caught fire num-
Der OF umes. but were saved. 1t Is Impossible to
tell what the total loss will amount to- put 1t will.
exceed $500 OF which s50,0JO Is insured. The
business part oil the town Is In ashes.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
Personal INTELLIGENCE.

II Is understood at st. Paul that General Hancock,
commanding the Department OF Dacotah. will be
soon transferred to either st. Louis or san Fran.
cisco. having been 0rered his choice OF these ioca-
tions since the death of General Thomas. aud 1t IS
be ieved that he will prefer st. Louis.
The following Is an extract from private letter
from Alexander II. Stephens, who is ut his home In
Crawfordshire, Ca, to friend IN Richmond, Val
The accounts You see In the papers about the i'm.
proved condition OF my health are utterly untrue.
They are just AZ much without foundation as all the
other reports have lately seen In the same quarter
about my sayings. cannot imagine what the con-
stories. At the very time the statements wern
going the rounds or the press tnat was SO much
improved IN health, &C.. was actually and In fact
worse OF than had been for months am nov
little better than was then but am barely able to
SIT up and scribble letter. can neither stand nor
walk without assistance OF some sort: writing has
become 80 painful tat anything Of that KIND Is now
never expect TO leave home again. The heavy work
on which l have been engaged so long being now
completely of my hands, the visits Or COngenlal
friends are the more welcome.
The lovely MISS Garrison who goes around the
San Francisco saloons warning topers against the
seductive influences OF liquor refuses drink even
water In the saloons. because 1t NAV be tainted with
whlskey she usually distributes tracts In the scan.
dnavian and German languages. and sings religious
hymns. II any old topper more degraded than the
insults her by inattention yawning he Is i'm
mediatey kicked out by he gentlemanly barkeeper,
who knows good thing for business when he gets It,
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
JEleGRApalc NEWS ITEMS.

Mrs. Emma Willard, the founder Of the Troy Female Semi
nary her residence in that city at two O'Clock yester.
day afternoon. Her age was eighty -four years.
Las, night Samuel O. Hii OF Philadelphia, stabbed bis
wife dangerously because she refused prostitute herself for
support Hill has been arrested The but
teen years OF age The wound IL likely TO prove fatal.
George Thatcher, Of Philadelphia, has been arrested
charged with the embezzlement Of money from Colonel
Forbes Pension Agent Of that city during the OF tho
chief clerk In Europe The amount u Sl,s00.
large expedition fitting out at Cheyenne explore the
Big Thorn country Wyoming, which 10 reported
gold ana silver inca OF fabulous richness country
10 be explored within the Indian lines are
amone the most hostile on The continent the expedition
take With mountain howixer member be armed
with Winchester carbIne. The erp edition wiz ~
Cheyenne Tie hrsi week IN Nay.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
SMASH up ON THE eaE RAILROAD.

Quite serious accident happened on tho Erie
Railway at Goshen, Yesterday forenoon one freight
train running into another and doing considerable e
damage. II appears that the way freight train-Mr.
Orvill Brown. cond motor, and Mr.. Bunker engineer
was standing partly on the main eastward bound
track at Goshen, when a coal train-AL SOat. con-
ductor, and Mr.. Tripp engineer-came round the
curve at good speed. whereupOn the collision oc-
cured. as above stared. The engines respectively
Nos. 1877 and 1872 were very badly damaged. Only
one Car was thrown from the track and not single
person injured. The canse OF the accident, 1t
alleged was negligence on the part OF the cOnduc-
tor and engineer OF the coal train. The
way freight does not send out q flag when
some minutes before her leaving time, which.
OF course. Will make them perfectly free
from blame. The engines run together dlagoDally,
one being partially on the main track and partly
the switch and the other, headed In the same drec
tion, running into her side. The damage 10 both en-
gines is very heavy ana Will amount 10 a large sum-
the track was blOcxaded until late 10 the evening.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
THE PACIFIC COAST.

FnctIitnttug tio Trunsmisst0u OF tAbaus
Frcishts-Rush Of Emigra,iou 10 Califor-
nia-The Pioneer OF the Australian Stesm-
ship Line. e 1.sr W c
SAN FRANCISCO, April IS, 1870.
The importers OF this city have drawn up a bill to
facilitate the Transmission OF European, Asiatic ana
Australian merchandise into and across the Terri
tories OF the United States. Tne oil IL TO be sub
mitled 10 the Chamber OF Commerce here and In the
principal Eastern cities ana Will be forwarded TO
washington VITA INSTRUCTIONS 10 the Congressional
deegatlon TO have It speedily become law.
Inc nre IN The Amao0r mile ~ reported sxtsn =
gulsned rhe damage Is lighter than was expected.
About one thousand farms OF $50 acres eacn nave
feen settled lately In the sacramento valley prnci.
pay In Yolo ana Cousa counties. near the line OF
the California and oregon kailioad. The land Is
generally sown In wleat and barley.
Parties IN this city have been advised by cable or
the sailing OF the steamship city OF Adelaide from
sydney March II. for san Francisco via Honolulu.
crowded with passengers. sne Is SAID to be the
pioneer OF a regular ine OF Australian steamships
for this port.
The SURVIVORS or the United States steamer Oneida.
this city. Will 30 East by railroad. instead OF
by steamer via the Isthmus.
The tuition product or the leading claims OF the
Constock Lode for the hrst quarter OF 1870 amounts
10 81, 769, 900.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
DOMINION or CANADA.


The Nova Scotia Confederation Res0lu.
ttOus-r Terms of COnfederati0n Proposed
by Prince Edwards island Rejected.
HALIFAX Apxii Is, 1870.
Mr.. Mnrray's resolutions on confederation, win
amendments mace BY the government, have not yet
come up for discussion. The government resolu-
tons Will recte the comforting knghthood on Sir A.
T. Gait after his declaration OF independence VIEWS
ana resolve that the British government will be
asked to state plainly Its views on Independence.
The Prince Edwards Island government mas re.
ceived the following
DOWNING STREET, March Z. 1870.
SIR have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
OF your despatch No Q, Of the 5lh Of February en-
Closing copies OF rep0rts Of your Executive Council
on the subject OF the terms offered by Canada
incorporation OF the island into tile Dominion. These
terms are rejected on the ground that they do not
comprise full and Immediate settlement OF land
lenures and indemnity TO the imperial government
Tor loss OF territorial revenues. IL appears to me
that the government Of Prince Edwards Island will
not act wisely If hey allow themselves to oe diverted
from practical CONSIDERATION OF their own real IN.
terests for the sake oil keeping alive claim against
the imperial government which II IL quite certain
Will never be acknowledged. | have the honor To
De, Sir, your most oDedient servant,
GRANVILLE.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
MINNESOTA.

The Broken Tunnel at ~. Anthopy-Dcstrlc.
ton OF Nilils-Henne PIN sdslaud In Danger.
CHICAGO, April 10. 1870.
The water from the broken tunnel at ST. Anthony.
Mnn. undermined yesterday the Sumnit and
Island Touring mills and M0uton planning mill, and
they were completely destroyed. Total loss over
s50O 600. the prospect Is that the entire eastern
portion Of Hennepin Island on which are many
valuable mills aud q costly dam and bridge VIII be
swept away before the water can be shut or from
the broken tunnel. To accomplish this dam Is now
entering the tunnel but from the saw mills ut ST
Anthony, capable OF saving 100000 feet OF timber
per oay rendering them useless for the best portion
OF the
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
MAINE.

The Third Party Movement Squelched-The
Good Tempars Refuse to be Made q Po.
litical Machine.
LEWISTON, April Is. 1870
The Grand Lodge Of Good Templars adjourned
this forenoon after unanimously passing resolution
giving different turn the political action yester
day. The resolution Is as follows:-
Resolved, That this Grand Lodge hereby dsavows any
purpose bind any member of this Grand Lodge OF
suoordinAtL lodge, 10 with particular party
simply Good 1empIsrs the duty OF voting
such parties ana for such 10
forced prohibition.
The State Committee OF the third party reconsd
cred their action Of "Wednesday calling State Con.
ventiOn In May 10 nominate candidate for Gov.
ernor. and voted TO take no action the premises
at present,
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
PROBABLE INfANTiC!DE.

While some workmen were engaged cleaning out
q closet at fremont, Westchester county, yesterday
morning. they exhumed the decomposed remains OF
an apparently fully developed male infant, which
mad evidently LATIN there for three or four weeks
The body was quite nude. ana In other respects
appeared as though II had been deposited In the
closet shortly after It's birth. On being notified OF
the discovery the fremont pollce at once Instituted
q thorough investigation In the neighb0rhood; but
no trace OF the lnhuman parent could be detected.
An inquest was held by Coroner Bathgate when a
verdict was returned In accordance with the above
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
FRANCE.

Radical Opposition to the Plebiscite Moral
Force and the Ballot Box.
PARIS April Is, 1870.
There was meeting Of the members Of the fparty
OF the Left IN the Corps Legsatf and Of the radical
Journalists last night at the house OF Deputy Gre.
mieux, to take action with regard to the peoscfe.
Mons. Gambetta. Jules Simon Pelettan E. Picard.
and many other members OF the Corps Legislatif
were present.
bixty-two provincial and fourteen Paris journals
were also represented After informal discussion
1t was decided TO vote negatively at the ple5iscne
and to circulate manestoes against the object OF the
plehfScfte.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
RHODE ISLAND.

Fire ut MISUNDERSTANDING of the Pontiac
Mill Blenchery.
PROVIDENCE, April Is, 1870.
The bleachery at the Pontiac Mllls Warwick. was
destroyed by fire this evening. some goods were
saved from the finishing room, but the remainder OF
the STOCK machinery and buildings except the kier
house are u total loss The mills were owned by
b. Is. and X. knight or this city. who have $50 600
Insurance. $4,000 In the FIremen's State Ark
wright and Blackstone and $5 900 each In the Secu.
rity oil New York anu the Royal OF Liverpool. The
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
AUS TRlA.

Ths Ministerial Programme-Liberty and
Rights.
VIENNA. April Is. 1870.
The new Ministry have Issued manifesto OF
policy. They sav that they will endeavor to smooth
difficulties and soften asperities. but without de-
parting from constitutional! ways or violating impe
rial rights. They announce that the government
viii identify itself with the movement for national
deveopment on the basis OF common rights and
liberty
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS \
M r r o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
French Parliamentary and Electoral 0p-
position to the PebiScite.
NapOleOn's Reorganization of
His Cabinet.
Secession from the Papa! Schema and Mazzni
in a Revolutionary Schema.
The Austrian Cabinet t
Platform.
GREAT FIRE AT MEDINA, OHIO.
ROME.

The Secession Movement In tho Council.
ROME, April Is. 1870.
Yesterday q certain number OF the fathers ab.
stained from assisting at the meeting OF the Ecu.
menicai Council when the vote on the schema
against heterodoxy was taken.
Others accompanied their votes with declarations
OF disapprovaI OF the manner 10 which the schema
had been discussed.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A SEA CAPTAIN.

Charles Smith, captain OF the brigantne ID. p.
Starkwell, running between this port aud Monte
vldeo, was arrested yesterday charge OF having
committed gross outrage on little girl named
JAMIE Davis, aged ten years, on board his vessel.
the 1st INST. The complaint was made by the girls
mother Mrs. Annie Davis, who said that her daugh-
ter was entrusted to the care OF the accused at
BuenOs Ayres, and thathe subsequently perpetratcd
the alleged revolving outrage on her person, at the
same time threatening TO Kill her II she exposed
him. The accused claimed that the charge was
made for backmailing purposes. He was held by