The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-10

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a conscientious New YORK irwcicr
rcnnily startled q Custom House official
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I . 2u9 duiy on s22O0D worth ~ diamonds
which be- hid received by mail from q
London firm
An Arkansas man, sentenced 10 BE-
hanged. = In a ba1 way The neirhboring
carpenters REUSE To build thu ralluws, aud
the sheriff don't know how. The prisoner
l. a carpenter himself, and the sheriff had
tried several times to have him build It.
but he says he'll bc hanged II he will"
AN English chemist has been expert
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how much Of various kinds Of food must
he eaten in order to make one pound of
flesh. lie comes to the conclusion that It
requires % pounds If milk, 100 Of turnips,
80 Of potatoes, 30 Of carrots, 0of oatmeal,
~ OF barley meal, and 315 Of peas or
beans.
Conversation between inquiring
stranger and steamboat pilot; "That is
Black Mountain y Yes, sir; highest
mountain above Lake George ANY
story OF legend connected with that noun
tainy' Lots of EN-. Two lovers went
up that mountain once and never came
back again Indeed, why; what became
Of them" went down on the other
side
The wife of a manuiactur er in an
inland town, whose daughter was about to
be married, sent notes to her friends re-
questing that if they intended to make
wedding presents of s~ilyerware, they
would send the money instead, as she was
about to visit New York, and would pre-
fer to buy the articles herself, "for it will
be so nice to have the things to match,
you know
"A grain of carmine will tinge a gallon
of water so that in every drop the color
will be %perceptible, and a grain of musk
will scent a room twenty years. Just so
if a man cheat the printer-the stain will
be forever visible on the minute atoms of
his minute soul, and will leave a scent of
rascality about an individual strong enough
to make an honest man turn up his nose in
disgust, and kick him out of his presence,
i he can't get rid Of him any other way.
The Supreme Court Of Michigan has
decided that the responsibility of a rail
road company for the expulsion of a pas
senger from a train is not of the same de-
scription as the responsibility of the con
ductor who committed the act, and that,
for aggnvati0ns that may arise ont of the
wantonness and malice of the conductor,
the company will not stand on the same
footing with the agent. On the other hand,
the Supreme Court of Massachusetts has
decided that a railroad company is respon-
sible for the willful misconduct of its serv-
ant towards a passenger, and is liable to
exemplary damages by retaining the of.
Tending employe in the service after his
misconduct is known.