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Decay Of the Latin Races.

This triumph Of Prussia over France
has even broader significance than
appears to the thinking observer. 1t
rcyolutlonizes the leading influence OF
Europe. 1t is the triumph of the Teu-
ton over the Latin, Of Protcstanism
over RomauiSm, of the new civiila-
ton over the old. The Latin races.
with their intriguing priesthood, their
ignorant, poor, and surcr'ticiods pcc-
pie, m9nkcrics and nunnerics, aud rel
les and shams, are sinking to decay.
Italy, France aud Spain are all in
trouble, while Portugal is hardly count
ed among the nations, so insignificant
aud powcrlcss has she become. All
are bankrupt, and neither seems to
hold within itself the power Of rccUv-
cry. France is republic to day, nom-
inally; but those who know France
well, will be surprised if she remain n
republic for n year. The whole head
of France is sick, and the whole heart
is faint. The Latin blood, wherever
il flows. seems 10 be weak and corrupt
There are men of ideas and pure lit'o
and nobIo aspiration in all these coun-
tries but what are they, what can
they do, against church organiza-
tion, hoary with experience and
perfectly united in its obiect-that OBJ.
jcct-thc, object being the perpetua-
tions Of its own power, at whatever
cost, against all the encroachments of
freedom and FREQ thought ? Spain
knows, Italy knows, and poor Franco
will know within q twelve months.
Nothing but universal oducation-in.
stitutcd, controlled, and directed by
the State-and free Bible, with FREQ
men to preach its truths, can save the
whole Latin race from fatal degenera-
tion and decay. Without the regen-
Grating influences France will follow
Spain and Italy into q powcrlessness
that will be alike her protection from
national jealousy and her degration
from the worlds respect. Bound as
these people are by so many chains, it
is impossible for them to hold re-
spectacle footing in the race Of freer
nations for power and greatness. The
Tcuton blood with its affiliations is the
blood Of the future. The Teutonic
languages Of the future and Protes-
,ant civilization, under various forms
aud phases-moyiug through various
modes of progress is the civilizations of
the future. Does any one doubt it?
Let him point to a single Catholic ma
,ion that is making progress to-day,
aud TO a single Protestant nation that is
not
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---7--7-7'7--
PRINrERs beat the Dutch and

PRINTERS beat the Datoh aud every
body else but their wives. We have
now 10 ouroflico one who preachsi tho
gospel, rau side show to q aircus,
kept singing school, ran aaay with .
mans wife and two children, praticed
medicine, been an agent for a concert
troupe, aud a clerk Of e steamboat
He is now reformed and settled down
to legitimate business---that Of stick
ing type. Wen make man OF him
vet. ,.--Erchan9e.
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Oy the 7,h instant, The Grand Ju

On the 7th inst ant, the Grand Jury
If Crawford county, sitting at Mead
vile, returned a true bill Of indictment
against Bennighof, Sr., and two sons,
for compounding felony. The Ben
nisbofs are charged with attempting
to "fx up the great robbery case with
the thieves, for tho purpose Of cheat
ing the detectives employed in the
case out Of their reward.
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r p. CRONMILLER,
j. ATTORNEY At LAW,

Middleburg, Pa,
os,rs his professional services to the pub
y. W. Collections and all other professional
,s.i,sss entrusted to his care will receive
,rgnpt attention. Jan ., ohf
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and for bcautifying the complexion ID
is better than all the cosmetics put
together. The bath clenses and beau
titles the skin Let US bathe, be clean
aud healthy.
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To be happy, the passions mus, be
cheerful aud gay, not gloomy and
melancholy. A propensity to hope
and joy is real riches one to fear and
.serrow, real poverty, 1sa
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-04-29
Bear In Mind.

When disease has undermined the health,
aud the physicalsystem has become Frustrated,
a stimulant that will not only strengthen, but
remove the cause, should be Immediately re-
sorted TO. Mentaldistress Is alsoa fruitfulsourcc
Of the breaking down Of the constitution, and
the ravages of this enemy to health are truly
alarming. For all such maladies Hostetters
Stomach Bitters have been found unsurpassed.
By acting directly upon the digestive organs,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-04-29
THE CREyASSE,
Great Damage TO the New Orleans
and Jackson Railroad.

.M BfNaN #N tMMM N& HNA4E UN fh aM WET 4F H4AN8H 10
New Orleans, April 24.--Assis-
tant State Engineer Hatch, writing
yesterday from the Bonnet Carrie
crevasse, says it is now six hundred
to six hundeed and fifty feet wide,
and a vast volume Of water PUSHES
through with a roar like thunder,
piling itself upon the middle in the
form ofan arch, of which the center
. five or six feet higher than the
sides. The torrent has cut It's chan
mel through the front batturo and
far out into thefelds to the depth Of
probably forty feet, while steadily
foot by foot the great levee crumbles
INTO its boiling waters. The clos
ing Of this crevasse Is beyond the
range of possibilities, 50 tho next
best thing is to prevent, IT possible,
the widening Of the breach. A con-
tinuous sea Of water extends from
here to Lake P~ontelatrGn, and
for many milesabove,,and below; the
al saster Is great and d~eploreable, but
is beyond the reach Of remedy, af
G very one who has Scent il admits.
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Never use calomelo Or mercurial poisons fo'
liver. Use Oh. Brazier's Liver Medicine
A Funeral Dirge.

We learn that on Thursday even
ing last, when the last Records and
Court furniture was removed from
the Court house at Pamela, that the
bell was tolIed for several hours, by
some Of the citizens, a dlrge to the
departed glory to the old town Of
Pamela, to the no small Indignation
Of a few Of the present citizens.
The understanding was that the bell
was to be tolled all night,b ut we can
not say how that was
The United States Hotel, Louisville, KY, i
situated convenient to al places Of amusement
Ice CREAM, Soda Water, Confsc-
tioneries Of all kinds. The heat o.
summer is fast approaching and The
appetite Graves something refreshing
and nothing is more delightful than
ice cream. which can be purchased
Of Joseph Spccht, 81 Madison street
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Around Town.

As announced in the last issue OF
De STAR, We have walked around
lown, and we must confess to being
|urprised at the amount and variety
II business done in Sardis. We find
|hat there are forty or moro estab-
5shments in town that seem to be
ping a very good bushes, and it is
but just to say that most Of them are
bnducted in q more enterprizlng,
|beral and business-like manner than
any town of its size we can call
mind at present.
Starting out from our office-an
bstitution that speaks for itself-we
rst come to the dry-goods and gro
Dry house of ]. E. Carlton, a good,
nbstantial brick building, stocked
18th goods suited to the wants of his
~atrons. We come next to Gabe
Tells old livery stable, which is va
ant at present, but is still more use
il than ornamental. The next
ouse is occupied by j. p. Ryan as a
n shop and stove store, and is kept
j good style. We take pleasure in
referring to his advertisement
che next establishment is Jenkins
rug store, which looks like it con-
fains enough medicine to cure all the
lls that flesh is heir to. Hefin 4
Iobgood's drygoods store comes
bcxt in our line Of march, and de-
crves more than a passing notice
The members of this firm are widely
known as reliable, enterprizing bust
pess men, and their names and. bust
hess arc as familiar as household
kords to the readers OF the STAR
In another column their ADVERTISE
ment will be found, which buyers
Cf dry goods will find interesting
Next door south Of Hefin & Hob
good, we find the dry goods house
of s. Ii. Butler & Co which presents
. good, business-like appearance. n
y. Hunter 4 Co., occnpy the mex
house and Do i general grocery busi
ness, and next to them sVanderpoo
Forrest sell dry goods and groce
ries. Williams Bros, sell dry good
in next house. We raise our Atiie'
with indispensable sensations as "
enter the fashionable establishment
of Mrs. G. G. Dods0n, and are bewll
dered as We gaze upon the strang'
and handsome devices she present
for the adornment Of female beauty
but as We are not initiated into n Il
mysteries Of tho feminine makeup
we close our eyes and retire to II
drug store Of Kinchloe Wrigh
where an application Of . it'll
amonia to our olfactories dispels th
beautiful illusions that have take
possession Of our brain, and we "
| Made aware OF tue fact that we az
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Price S45 TO 800.


WARSER's Couen BAtsAM Is healing, soften
ing and expectorating. The extraordl nary
power IT possesses in Immediately reIieveing
and eventually cureing the most obstinate
crises Of Coughs. Sore Throat, Bronchitis, In-
~fluenza, Catarrh, Hoarssncss, Asthma and Con-
sumption is alinost incredible. 80 prompt "a,
the relief and certain It's effects in all the above
cases, or any affection Of the threat and lungs,
that thousands Of physicians are daily prescib-
ing Il, and one and an say that 4 Is the most
healing expectorant medicine know. One
dose always affords relief, and in most cases
one bottle effects 4 cure. Sold BY druggist, in
large bottles Price One Dollas. II Is youi
own fault II yon still Cough and suffer. The
Balsam will cure,
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[.sa.lszI. q ExreM we'll fseksi.
a. zd.ifsss BY sending ii -.
n Ils-s iipAaiH ~ Memphis
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N. Ro=s Sole Agent, ~ Main 81.
bsmfhis Tenn. sus2s-iy
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IILLI. LunHLnnl

taa.f lfIfs
81. afiH w. NfH
$50 iz ZEE
- ~ q Har ~
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q sfI s. naf,si Cat iis nla ~
ssIlfysi a'stt aivat.ssl be- iati
eus b s. o. ElreD iaia ,i,.
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Of May be- ben changed b. ihis
plaso on same iay
hf hf~siisfsil4a aeiriss i be- tH tfsf
ssruisaa kassn.
Owen Msriwelher. cuuiy ssf-
.seyor. has moved his Office 70 lho
.ioxn n ~srlls.
Dn vsoasisL Of usmphs l. ~ most b
nssiof ihs NE SD Esf surgeons u oas Eaaih.
'tf-hn1
We have had The pleasure Of
forming the acquaintance Of &. II.
Bartlett se,phhe slaunch
aud responsible firm Of Edmonds,
Pettegrcw & Co, No. 8OG Front 81,
Memphis, 10 our city this week.
He is a very clever and responsible
gentleman and we hope that the
merchants Of our county will give
him their orders, and that he may
be hospisablytrcated by our citizens
Are you siekl Do you require an inSlgora.
tori Something to produce O natural aetiot
Of the hyerl DO you wish a mild, gentle, yef
eficacious remedy for diaease Of this organ p
Then procure DR.. DrUiers Liver Cordial
Sold by Mansfield h liigbee, Memphis, Teur
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ZINE OF LXFE

The great Flood Purifier aud Delicious Drink
Wdraors Tirym fiiae or Biae q LIE, is free
from any poisonous drugs or impurities being
prepared for those who require astimalani. II
~ u splended APPETIZER and tonic, and the finest
thing in the world Tor purifying the blood. 1t
is the most pleasant and delicious article ever
offered TO the public, far superior to brandy
whiskey, wine, hitters, or any other article. II
Is moro healthy, and cheaper Both mstle and
female, young or old, car take the wine OF
LIie.--Itis in fact, a life prcserver Those who
wish to enjoy good health and a tree flow
lively spirits, viii do well to take tho wine
Life. 1t is different from any thing ever he.
form use, 1t is sold yS~drnggist, also mt all
respectable saloons. Price Done Dollar in
quart bottles. #gt
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/ warn all persons against trading
for certificate NJ. 663, being for
fourteen shares a. Of the capital
stock Of the Mississippi and Ten
nessee Railroad Company, as the
same has b~eenlost OF. mislaid. /
Z +. FOWLER.
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IN accordance with an ect ofthe Legislature
Of this State, approved March 7, 1871, entitled
ian Act to enahle the Board Of School Directors
in the several counties h the 0hickasaw COS
sion 10 pay tnision o. benefciaries in said conn
ties for the term commencing July LIT, 1870,
and ending December 31st, 1870" the Board Of
Scheol Dif6s;ors a Pamela county will meet at
their Office IN the courthouse In the town Of
Pamela, on the 28th day 81 April l8il, 10 re-
ceive ~ applications a teachers for ibc Hlition
Of beneGciafies which may hare tecn taught
in the several schools Of Pamela county between
The first day ofJuly, 1870 and the 3lst day Of
december, 1870, and will pay the same.
By order Of the Board Of School Directors,
m25-tf G. il. GLEASON. Secy
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board will hold its first meet
ing in Sardis on Monday next the
LIST, May, at which time all ovcrsecrs
Of Public Roads, are required by
law to make their annual reports.
The Board desires that in every
instance a full report of the condition
Of the Road, shall be given together
with a list of hands subject to duty
on each road. Road overseers may
save cost by giving this notice atten-
ton.
'Musie hath charms to sooth the savage
breast but it never has been known to have a
salutary effect on a diseased Liver and DIT.
VIM. Brazier being aware of the ineffieiency Of
music, invented for the liver the now celebra-
ted Liver Cordial. Mansfield & Higbee, sole
proprietors.
BY an oversight in one of our
compositors last week, the following
p S, to U. Ozanne's letter to Pierce
and Howe, about the Murdoch affair
was left out. 1t needs no further
comment as our editorial last week
was written to cover this portion Of
the letter
up. S~.-Jarvis',. case was decided
by Judge Fisher too late, however,
to avail my letter to-day. Fishers
decision was firm and decisive. He
released Jarvis after a patient hear
ing of nearly three hours, with a
severe remonstrance for the benefit
of those who are ever ready to give
aid and comfort to suchmen as Muir
dock. Everything went off quietly,
but | am informed that the Grand
Jury found o true bill against Small
Jarvis and myself for assault and
battery with intent to kill upon one
John Murdock. Brady il very Bit
ter against the action of the Grand
Jury in that case, and shows himself
tobe a friend ofllw and order. The
indictments are made out and will.
be handed into court tomorrow
morning. What do you think Of
that move? Indicted for arresting
an outlaw, who resisted with force
of arms the officers who were trying
to do their duties; who were armed
with the proper document to take
his body--a copias from the Circuit
court, in which he is charged with
the highest crime known under the
law, that of murder, thereby taking
the power of the officers and hand
ing over to the mob and outlaw the
management ofthe government"
U. Ozanne.
The United States Hotel, Louisville, Ky, is
h~rst-class in every respect. II,
The Jackson Pilot Of the 23rd,
advocates an early adjournment
of the present session Of the Leg
islature, and thinks that the SEES
sion will close on the sixth ofmay,
that being the general expression
!. Of members.
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tHf. ~ "a. r.i4 d ftttaaf1
-. aai al klsh % raie. ia'u
asl es nsHsf 81 fsssHsss
.n~t 1fisH fNa H. ea1i1
s1asiai ani usbgsiy1lieL #ssts
be- hsu 10 Hsaria. anss $50 al
kssia as aBal oiabi hmsni oi D.
tieI Is Weuft.a
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LrERs.-Liver complaints ruin all appetite
! the goodthings Of this life. DR.. VIM Bra
er's Live, Cordial is the best remedy, and it
astonishing how soon the appetite for mullins
Vi roila refurns after its use
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Tar AfHrIs rr ICru
O1 o. mslt lefe ri my rrli
wiefsl#i lafiaf, AZ q
mdueil. VA ~ app'c iaa fllai
N nllie n.si aJits boiy vi ~
boi'is. snl mY a. 80 von.lsr
meat alaays W Hos eonli !
hsss rsi here - stealth I di.
mel Al da'f 10 'cr II ~ bottom
wosh pnscreW of v lhsfeh al been
a Joint ln tho RIA throughout
fha phAL iuas mfisfieI b. care
III observation ihlt neither Of
tbess theories eoall he supported,
and the applc remained 70 me an
enigma end a mystery One day,
waking in 'he gordon, I saw v
ALL There on q Tree wasa phial
and within ia tiny apple which
was growing within the crystal.
The .pple was PVT into the bot
Nc while il was httl', and i grew
there. Just so we must catch lit
tic men and women who swarm
our strecis-wc call them boys
and girls-and introduce them
within the limits OF the church
for ALAS II is hard indeed TO reach
them when they have ripcncd in
to elreiessness and sins rgeon.
BtH Trebbf6 Pianos, 263 Sec
oHd sirtef, .HcmphfS.
!. wrhsrEas Us,bmBorn, NV lLtrsrR,rrp
EpruoS.-As She traveller at The eternal city
gazs with rapture upon the wOndrous dome
and upon oich returning visit boholds some
thing new, some feature he had not seen be-
fore, 80 il is with the studrntof Webster. The
oOener ote turns over its almos, endless pages
the more his admiration is challenged. 1t
would he superanous to speak In detail Of the
merits ofthis great work but Il would be I'M
possible to say a word TOO much in It's praise
Charleston Is. c. Courier.
ALIENS LuSG BALsAM-lias proved itself
to be the greatest Medical Remedy for healing
the Lungs, purifying the Blood, and restoring
the tone ofthe liver. Il %eScites the phlegu
which is raised from the lungs, thereby the
cough, Pains, oppression, night sweats and diff
iculty Of breathing, all the above symptoms
will be cured, and the whole system again re-
stored to health.
For sale by all medicine dealers.
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Religious Notice.

Rev. DIR. w. MITCHELL, by Divine
win oficiate in Sardis,
liss., at the residence of Mrs. Nell
oN next Sunday, April 23d, 1871,
TIL o'clock, A. NJ. The citizens &C.,
70 cordially invited to attend.
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Educational.

The FIRST session Of along Town High School
male and female, win commence, under com.
petent and experienced teachers, on Monday
the 18th day Of March. It's proposed to make
this a thorough homo Institution, at which n course
of instruction including all branches will be
given with as little expense as possible. Ar
accomplished and experienced teacher will
take charge of the Musical department. This
school is pleasantly situated ri Long Town, ir
u retired and healthy locality. Board, inclu.
ding washing aad lights $l5 per month. Fol-
further particulars apply to the undersigned a.
Log Town.
A. o. AsKEW. Pres't.
Board Of Trustees.
G. X. CARUTHERs, see'y. fis-
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There viii be divine service at the
Presbyterian Church on the End and
9TH Sunday in each month, by Rev.
D. G.. Doak.
There will be divine Service at
The Baptist Church on the LIST and
Bird Sunday in each month, by Rev.
g. B. Young.
N.H# .MT "
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RAILROADS a HOTELS
81. l.. and !. VI. Il. K.
Mississippi a. Tennessee Railroad.

Mississippi 81 Tennessee Railroad.
TE.uE rGELR.
Change of time on Sunday Nov 20, 1870.
GOING SOUTH.
Mail train leaves Memphis 1880 r. NJ, pass
Bntesville 3ial p. NJ, arrive At Greaadn S;A3
p. ~.
Express trains leave Memphis t5o M, pass
BaiesvlllcSlsr N. arrive at Grenada l045
=. %.
Freight train leaves Memphis $40 A. N, pass
Batesville 1851 =. NJ, arriyeat Grenada 5'i5
P. A.
GOING NORTH.
Mail train leaves Grenada a;20 A. NJ, pass Bates
willie ll,21 A. NJ, arriyent Memphis 400 Pm
Express trains leave Grenada 2:46 A. w., pass
Batesville b;l2 A. NJ, arrive at Memphis s,sl
A. a.
Freight train leaves Grenada dst0 A. NJ, pass
Batesyille si92 A. NJ, arrive at Memphis 2.i6
p. NJ.
Mail and A Express trains daily.
Freight runs daily, except Sundays
The mail train going South makes direct
connection AT Grenada for New Orleans. The
Express going South connects for Water YAH
ley, Coiieeville, Oxford, nc.
Al s. LivERMoRE, Gen'l. supt.
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EYER YBODY
Going to Memphis

To nnrchahe or sell stock shoald call and zee
W. ". BROOKS Stock Yarl, sale and Feed
Stable. for the feeding and mle o~fllorsca Mules,
Beef Cattle. Hogs and Sheep. His establish
ment viii hold one thousand head Of stock
inside Of brick wall and Fire-proof Root, and
is certainly the hnes, establishment Of the the
kind in Memphis, Tenn. ns-Sm
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HOTEL |

%
NRHIs wELL-KNOwN HOUSE HAS
[used into the hands Of the undersigned
! . term Of years. lie wiz spare no at
ntion or rare to mako ii a
/ ~FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
ia every respect, and hopes to merit q
peral patronage
WV. G. MILLER,
Proprietor.
|jau-2s. 8m
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BMrSieft Organs, 263 Second
sTRERT, MEMPHIS.