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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-03-11

FRANCE In PEACE.

Theirs, Favre. and the French
Consultation Committee, have ar
ranged for peace with Bismarck and
his South German Colleagues. The
various phases Of the situation were
fully and freely discussed, and
France finally yielded Alsace and
Metze and agreed to ray flve NIL
lizards ofthallers within three years
the Germans to hold some fors'neo
towns like Sedan, until the amount
is paid. The prelimiDaties we're
signed and now go to the Bordeaux
Assembly for ratification. We be-
lieve the Assembly ready to stand
by the action 81 Thiers, and ifso we
will soon see a firm peace when men
will work to overthrow the reign OF
impracticables and rule alone by
moderation and common sense.
France cannot afford to renew the
struggle, defeated at every point
with legions Of victorious Germans
without and divisions Of revolutions
~ Frenchmen within, the republic
could do nothing but arrest the I'M
equal contest on the best terms to
be obtained. France will now COM
mence repairing the damage aus.
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a isftIal fifsf
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.ef 80 a. fI as
The Cauollsoh Conservative
asis n the fgltssisa. which. he
John Iiosshesds be potato, 'pesA'
io iissH
GA snlerpdaag daskey, John
tSvisby name. thought Ne bal die
covered, down ne chimney, q slsor-
Ter way 10 G. X. MoleF's stong
bos. bat The mason IN building The
iue, with "a negligence amounting
10 fraud on the said John Lewis,
had failed 10 take that worihy's
dimensions, and the chimney Is a
size too small. The sequel Is, that
when John Lewis "comes 10 him.
felf," he IS wedged half-way with
no chance 10 work out, and the
prospect Of a cheerful ERE being
kindled uuder him next morning,
whereas he is moved to Gift up his
voice in hmentation," which Sc
cured prompt attention" at once,
and "all the comforts Of a home"
in the county clearinghouse.
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Hear IN Mind.

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siumssa Hnsr hsvs hsss fsaad unsurpassed
W seNng isrily mon Ne digestive pfgtea
iHey fcriase ne hesvt hlsreesile ~ In
snef ssfinf b. afen complained n by reft1ua
Of q aeliesis iemF~fsmeat Az ssn a. algss
ton u fesfafei. The patient fnis hs strength
Increasing. and bic general health Improved
Thousands Of geft1us eeftfy that i Aaf be-
relied on N All sssea ~ weskness no nefvana
debility attendant upan scdsaiafy haiits -
The generality ~ bitiers ~ - dis' grreahle ~
the taste that they are objectionable 70 q weak
stomach This 4 not the case With H%osittier =
Filters, which viii BE- found mild and extreme
y pleasant Btlsamic plants bafks and ruois
conirihnte their restorative taiccs 10 rcrler u
soothing aud strengthening. is bass is the
only pure stimulant which has ever hccn pro-
duced. e. ntaining no fasii oil, or any other dele
FERROUS element The most careful and skillhul
chemists have analyred the Bitiers and pro
uouneed them harmless. This Is scientfc ies-
timonS hat the testimony offhe handreds Of
thousands who ban ,xrefisuccd tho pr ven
tive and curative effects Of the eREAr vzsk
rAaLF roslc and AtJERArlyE Of modern times
is still more conclusive. In Fever and Ague,
Dyspepsia, Billiousuess, Nervous Complaints,
Chronic Complaints and general debility II Is
rs nearly infallible rs anything in this fallihlc
world q be- ! a g. "a a.
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IN RUINS.

Last Friday about three o'clock
in the afternoon, one Of the most
fearful and terrific storms ever
known, past over this county, doing
a vast amount of damage to proper
ty aud endangering the lives of men,
and in many cases inficting severe
injuries, and in Others atfording the
most miraculous escapes. The main
force Of the storm crossed the river
from Helena, and destroying timber
fences, and bodily carrying away
cotton cribs, its first effort at demol-
ishing buildings was..on Capt. Cranes
place,.w ere it destroyed two cabins,
and blew down a tree across another,
badly injuring a colored woman. Its
next ravages were in the vicinity of,
Jamestown and Swan Lake, where
it blew down and utterly scattered
to the winds the large store house.
of Gov. Alcorn, dem olishing the
buildings and leaving it a pile OF
ruins. Most of the goods were eth
err lost or damaged. Mr.. Mitchell,
the book-keeper, being in the build
at the time was caught between the
falling timbers, and imprisoned I'M
der the depris, until he was rescued
though not much hurt. 1t a'st
moved DR.. Richardson's dwelling
from its original foundation and
bodily carried itabout thrifty feet,
when it sat down without doing
much injury to the building. Mr..
Priddy's kitchen was completely
demolished. George Pittv ans new
grocery building was lifted from til
foundation and carried about five
feet, with considerable damage.
Mrs. Atkinson's dwelling was much
damaged by alage tree falling upor
it. All of the fences in the vicinity
were completely leveled and scatter
ed over the fields, and the timber
blown down, or torn up by the roots
George Pittman's dwelling situated
about fifty feet from Gov. Alcorn''
storehouse, was completely crushed
by the roof of the latter falling up
on it. John Richardson's dwelling
in the neighporhood of Jamestown
was also completely demolished. !
Is indeed singular that there was ne
lives lost amid this terrible confiic
of the elements. We hear Of onl'
one individual being hurt.-Fons
Pittman, while clinging to a post
was considerably injured by thu
storm beating him about and agains
the post to which he was holding
In the direction of Sheriff ridg
: all the fences were carried of, tn
timber Frustrated. We have an in
; definite report of a cabin containin
twelve colored people being blow
down and none of the inmates il
o iured. Also that a cabin on one
4 Col. Miller's places was demolisi
ed.-Fyiars Point Delta
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Memphis TeHa. ang2siy
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TIT H L
The Alabama Observer says there
is a mail robber somewhere on the
route between Evergreen and Mil
ton Fla, but he cannot as yet be
ocated.
The moss business in Florida is
assuming profitable proportions.
The article is procured in the forest,
cured packed and forwarded to the
North.
John Wilks Booth, left $4,000 in
gold deposited in a Bank in Montre-
al Canada, and meme of his relations
will have it. WI know who would
draw It forthem If they are over nice
about small things.
Wheeling has a keg mandatory.
The dumps are prevailing in At
lanta.f
F. E. Adams, late county Attor-
ney of Boone county, Ark, recent
" failed in attempt to commit sui
eide.
The opera house recently com
LLs
pletedi in Columbus Georgia, is three
stories high, and will seat 14OO peo-
pie.
Mr.. r. G. Edwards, former Post
master Of Louisville, under Jack
sons administration, died on Friday
last at Atlanta.
Seventeen collieries in P%ennsylva-
MIA have recently resumed work,
but not q ton is sent forward be-
cause of the railroad embargo.
A. religious weekly attributes
Clara Louise Kellogg's success az an
opera singer to the fact that she was
reared in and still adhears to the
Methodist faith.
} The number OF drinking saloons
} officially reported in Philadelphia is
Also; and is estimated that nearly
! 5000 places at which liquor was
sold are not estimated in the list.
|, x milliard is one thousand millions
. So that if Prussia requires five mil.
lizards francs as indemnity, it is equaI
: to Eve thousand million francs, OF
about one thousand million dollars.
A henpecked Utican VOWS that he
will bring . trespass suit agains
some oficicus nelghbors for invading
his premises The other day, and cut
ting down his wife, who had hanget
/. herself in a fit Of temporary consid
, rateness.
II, Last Monday afternoon, the Sap
pho troupe performed before the in
mates Of the Mississippi State Luna
!, tic Asylum, at the request Of ior
Compton.
The Chapman Sisters, with Bisb'
: op, will be in Charleston on the 9Th
: inst. !.
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Assault on secretary seward.


London, Feb. 2l-by mail-The
China papers receivd by the over
land mail report an assault made
on Mr. Seward, the late Americ IN
Secretary OF State, and his party,
during his visit to Woochang. The
visitors, the North China Herald
says, went over the river from
Hankow to Woochang and then
proceeded up higher to the Pagoda.
On their arrival they found the
usual crowd Of boys and beggars,
all of whom were clamorous for a
cumshaw Of cash. The party were
not provided for such a demand.
After enjoying the view on the way
down, the boys pelted the chairs
with stones, considerably DANA
ging one of them, but disco ltinued
their amusement on being yelled
at by the coolies. Mr.. Hob on,
commissioner of customs, has re-
ceived a letter of apology and re-
greet from Tostori Hankow for the
assault.
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Ballard Depot Agent,
Batesvillc Mississippi.
2-m-ja 11th
Old Boreas was on q bender We'd
|nesday evening last, and played some
|scurvy tricks around town. The
fence around the premises of Mrs.
|Edy Wallace, a God-fearing lady Of
color, was blown down, and our dig
nifel old friend, T. r. Clarke, was
electrified by the sportive humor 81
a stray streak of lightning which
amused itself for a short time iprip-
ping up shingles on the roof Of hi'
residence, throwing brick pats and
timber around promiscuously, ant
otherwise conducting itsclfi in a very
disorderly manner. We are happy
to state, however, that there was nc
blood shed or bones broken on til,
occasion.
Are you s;ck2 Do you require an invigora
tor? Something to produce a natural actor
Of the liver? Do you wish q mild, gentle, ye
eifcacious remedy for disease of this organ :
Then procure DR.. Drazier's Liver Cordial
Sold by Mansfield 4 Higbee, Memphis, Tenn
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Simmons thai he wifi DOT boil Che
rssumr term II ibe C1tsseery Cgur
II this place on tie drst Mohdsy In
April, bui viii cali . TeeiaIierm on
The second Monday IN April Thi.
il done 90 that his eourt will M, con.
aiet with he Cireui, Court ., this
place, which Opens on The fourth
Monday In March and holds two
weeks.
fdssn.-Lieef complaints ruin ~ hpvfite
~ fhs god tuinfs n this he. Dr.. VIM. IRA
fer't 1--we ceraisl y ths hes' rrmedy, ard Il
is asisnistiss how saon t~hesppetlte for mains
snd fslla eaftxem 4rrr IA nae
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COUGH NO MORE

WARMERS CoueH BALsAs Is healing, soften
ing and expcctorating. The extraordinary
power It possesses In Immediately relieveing
and eventually cureing the most obstinate
crses of Coughs. Sore Throat, Bronchitis, In
%fuenza, Catarrh, Hoarssness, Asthma and Con-
sumption is almost incredible, SO prompt is,
the relief and certain It's effects In all the above
cases, or any affection Of the throat and lungs,
that thousands of physicians are daily prescib-
ing It, and one and all say that It is the most
healing expectorant medicine know. One
dose always affords relief, and In most cases
one bottle effects a cure. Sold by druggist, in
large bottles. Price One Dolia$. II Is yoni
own fault if you still Cough and suffer. The
Balsam willcurer aaM n 49, Wv n
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Another Murder.

On Monday last a negro man named
Oliver Pope was found dead near
Mr.. Skeletons farm on Long Creek
in this county, with a bullet hole in
his head. We have not heard Of any
arrest being made as yet.
Nine murders have been commit
ted in this county since July last,
and the feelingsof horror and indig-
nation which such outrages once
] called forth are fast giving way.
j If this condition Of affairs continues
: to get worse, as it has. recently, the
little regard that o certain class Of
men now have for human life will be
/ lost, and as the law is neither feared
or respected by them, the life Of no
one will be safe. Whether the com
munity at large OF the manner in
M
which the laws are made and admin
istered are most to blame for this de-
moralization, is a matter OF opinion;
but wherever the wrong may be, we
hope it may be eradicated by a strict
enforcement of the law, and the CO.
operation Of all good citizens.
Braaier's Live Medicine, best Liver Rcgula-
tor known.
We learn hat Mooney, the MUIR
derer Of West, who made his escape
from the Jail at this place several
months ago, was captured at Vicks-
burg one day this week. n,
The United States Hotel, Louisville, Ky, is
~hrst-class in every respect.
BeII 1rsbbJe Pianos, asa Sec
49, 0nd sfrect, Memphis
From information sreceixed last
Friday night, Sheriff ozanne antic-
ipated q raid on the Jail to release
some Of the prisoners confped On
charges of murder, and the Poss'
,comitottus was called out to protect
the Jail. Aguard was placed in thy
Jail to prevent any escapes or rope
outside attempts to release the prls
oners. s@
Weed Sewing Machines, 26S Sec
and street, Memphis. Ex ~
The sentence of Solomon Pitts
lcolored, who was to have been hun
onitfe 10th inst, has been cQmmu
ted by Gov. Alcorn to Imprisonment
in the penitcntiary for lie.
The United States Hotel, Louisville, KY
sitsated. convenient to all places Of amusemen
Howclrs station, in Georgia, Q
the Airline railroad, is gone wher'
the wodbiAe twineth. Ii Is now cal
d Duluth.
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VINE or LHE

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink
Warmers Virum Vitae or Wine Of LVe, Is free
from any poisonous drugs or impurities being
prepaifed for those who require astimulant. It
ii d splsuded APPETIZER and tonic, and the finest
thing in the world for purifying the blood. 1t
is the most pleasant and dc. icious article ever
offered to-the public, far superior TO brandy
whiskc 81, wine, bitiers, Or any other article. II
Il more healthy, and cheaper. Both male and
female, young or old, can take the wine Of
Life.-Itis in fact, a life prescryer Those who
wish TO enjoy good health and a free flow
lively spirits, wifi do well TO iakt the wine
Life. IL Ii diaeress from any thing ever he
forin use. 1t Is sold BY druggist also at all
respectable saloons. Price Gone Dollar in
quart bottles.
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CWelearn from the New Orleans
times that Judge Cunningham, an
old gentleman, on his way to the
city, was fatally injured last Fri
day, at Magnolia. 1t appears he
stopped there to take supper, and
in coming out went on board the
up train. The mistake was not
discovered until the train had start
ed, and it was in leaping off that the
accident occurred. A physician
was telegraphed for to Amite, but
before he could arrive death had
taken place.
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BARHAM HOUSE.


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$3.50 80 = s
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Citation N0tlre.

To T. I.uoins McGehsp, who Is an heir NJ law
dJaues B. Meuehcc, deceased, and reside
At Oxford in the State Of Georgia-tlreetinq
Youare cited 10 be and appear before the chan
sry court Of Pamela county, State OF Missis-
sippi, At the court house of said county in the
Town Of Panols, on the frH Monday in April
1871, then a-d there TO show cause fany you
can, why the fnai aeeoHHi Of Ed. y. Mcdehee
and Nm. r. McGehee executors of the lag.
viii and testament Of Jhncs'B. McGch,c, de-
ceased, filed in said coart, SHOULD not be aL
lowed and approved,
BY order Of court. .nlm
fills J G. HARRISON, Oh.
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PEABODY HOTEL /!

u
7PfIs wELL-KSOwN HOUSE HAS
into the hands Of the undersigned
|br a term Of years. lie will spare no at
or care to mako It a
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
In every respect, and hopes to merit n
liberal patronage.
. VIZ C.. MILLER,
Proprietor.
jan-2s.Gm
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Bishop W. M. Green's Appointments

|, Fine Fruit trees. Every variety, B. L,
Ballard Depot Agent,
Batesville Mississippi.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes o. . IAxAsivs
Medicine.

P~tfhapsnoo ncnAcdi-
Gins Ii 70 universally
required W erdry-
body as 4 c~athartic,
nor was ever any be-
fore Sd universally
adopted into use, IN
every c0lnkry and
MI classes, ~
this but ancient
pttrgstIvc FfT Tho
obvious reason ~,
tint Il h b morn r6|ia-
tlo and far marc NJ.
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emusic hath charms to sooth the savage
breast but it never has been known TO have a
~salutary effect on a diseased Liver and DR..
VIM. Brazier being ware of the ineficiency OF
music, invented for the liver the now celebra-
ted Liver Cordial. Mansfield & Higbee, sole
proprietors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-10

DR.. Johnson has discovered TIA n,o., C.-,ajn
Speedy, and only Edectull Remedy In Tia World
for Weakncss Of the Back or Limbs, StrictureS,
Affections OF tho Kidneys and Bladder. inyoIun'
t4ry Discharge, Impotency, General Debiiity.
Seryolsness, Dyspepsia, LlnguOr, Low Spirlts'
Ilmidity, Trembling, Dimlesa OF Sight or cd,
illness, Disease Of the Head, Throat, Nose or
SKIN, Affections OF the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or
bioWels-lhose Terrible Disorders arising from
solitary Habits OF Youth Secret and Solitary
Ttaetlygs more fatal to their victims than the
lns their most brilliant hopes and anticlpations
renlrtlng mRTrlRgc. Nr.. linnnasIhIn
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NerYons Debility.

Thousands suffer from it, A weak
nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy, an.
imatim or vigor, low spirits, confused
head, weak memory, nocturnal or invol.
untary seminal emissions, with loss Of
power and Threatened impotence. The
consequence Of exCesses, overwork or in
discretiOns. This is Nervous Debility and
finds sovereign remedy in Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No Twenty-eight,
Thousands have been cured by these sim
pie sugar pills, They tone up the system,
arrest the discharges, dispel the gloom
and mental depression, and rejuvenate the
system. Price s. for a package o. five
boxes and vial of powder, which is i'm
portant in all old long .standing cases, or
81 per single box. Sold by all ilrst-class
druggists, and sent to any address on re.
ceipt of the price. Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., zoe
Broadway, New York, eOd&w
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Allegheny Live stock Market.


CATTLE-The arrivals by the various railroads
Centerlng at the Union Yards, were twenty-OnC
cars, nine Of which camo from Chicago, three
from indianapolis and the balance from Ohio.
In addition 10 these there were from one hun.
dred 10 one hundred and hfty driven In from
Washington, Beaver and Bntler counties, ma.
king In al sonie 800 head on sale this morning.
The quality OF the cattle offered was about an
average Of those generally on sale The mar.
ket opened mp slow and dull and continued 60
until the close. Not 30 many butchers As usually
attend were present, and the supply Of cattle
was considerably In excess NJ the demand.
prlrNs ruled very low, and trade was slow In.
deed. A great many buyers purchased two weeks
supply ON last Monday, and they would not puf.
Chase except at thelr own prices. AT II 4. 81.
considerable number were In the pens iinsold;
and viii BE- held over for next weeks market.
The market was very unsatisfactory, and the
drnyers all complain Of losing money The fol.
lowing are the prices at which stock sold: Extra,
1900 TO 1900 lbs steers, G18Ac; prime, 400 lbs
steers, 5Xc; good, 1000 10 LOO lbs. steers, $40
5%c; fair butcher stock, &c; rough and grasser5,
iSGD6c; heliers and cows, 4G1iiIc.
sHEEP-The number Of sheep and lambs on
sale this morning was about 1900 head; ihe
quality Of the offerings medium. The supply
was considerably In excess OF the demand; trade
was dull and slow, and prices "a compared with
last week, were little lower. e.H.
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE


OFFICE, NO. : SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
LeIt manu- side going nom baltimore stfeet. a feW
name and number, w ""'V''0 '"'
no letters received unless postpaid and
Persons writing should state age and asnd hhy'
u9n otadVertisement describing symptotnS'
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