The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-03-18

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A. VAccARo a Co, 82t Front II.
Memphis, Tenn. offer unusual IN.
duccments 20 Liquor dealers 10 call
and examine their very large and
superior stock Of Liquors, consisting
Of WHISTLES Of every brand, wines,
braudies, &c, which they arc offer.
ing at reduced rates. These are
clever, reliable gentlemen, aud we
would recommend them TO all par
ties desiring anything in their line.
Our modern course Of living begets condi.
ton of the bely that requires occasional relief
The system becomes e%nfehled, deranged, clog
ged and labors in It's msk. The mind sympd
thizes with il and both sink, or are depressag
together. To restore the vital energies, PURGE
the s-ystem-eleaHse the blood-take Ayers
II l..-Glasgpw, tKy-lFree Press
Merit should receive its reward,
andindustry linked with business in
tegrity and ability are certain TO
reap II rich harvest in the good opin-
ion of every good citizen. Wewere
particularly struck with the esiden-
ces ofthe truth of these old maxims
in a recent visit to the t'Bluf City"
when we were kindly shown, by a
friend from Marshal county, through
the large establishment Of Goodbar
& Gilliland, wholesale Boot and Shoe
Hat and Cap and Fur dealers, POI
Main street. These gentlemen re-
turning from the army, engaged in
business, after the surrender, at their
present stand, upon a depleted CAPT
tol from the result of the war, aud
by a straightforward upright, prompt
energetic management, have been
able TO build up fine paying trade,
and now rank foremost with the
wholesale dealers of Memphis, and
have proven that Southern gentle
men are the best business men and
entitled to every confidence. Their
spring stock is unusually fine, and
they propose to sell at figures to suit
the price Of cotton, being satisfied
with small profits.
Chicago is said to have a temperance society
with 500 members In good standing. Almost
as wonderful as the cures efectedtby DR.. Bra
Tiers Liver Cordial. ea Z,
Hill the Confed crate General is
the editor Of the "Southern Home
at Charlotte, North Carolina, and in
a late number of bis publication he
gives the following account Of the
dying hours of Captain Randolph
eve were shocked to find in the
depot at Charlotte, this famous scout
of Lees army dying of Consumption.
He had been spending some time at
Aiken, South Carolina, and was try
ing to reach his home in Virginia
to die there. Capt. Randolph is the
great-grandson Of President eferson
and q nephew. Of General G. W, Ran
dolph, late Confederate Secretary Of
War. He inherited the stalwart
figure, the iron constitution and the
great physical strength of the JEFF
Persons. lie always selected the
darkest coolest, and most inclement
nights for his visits to the enemies
camps. Many Of his perilous adven
lures cxcelled the widest incidents
of fiction. General Lee gained from
him much of that information which
SO oftenen baffled and confused the
enemies plans. fq
One Of the most terrible nights we
remember to have known, Captain
Randolph crossed the Rappahanock
below Fredericksburg and went IN
to Burnslde's lines. After a weeks
absence he came back with full
knowledge Of the strength, position
and plans of the Federal General
he of the powerful field glass. Gen.
Bradley T. johnson Mentioned in
! his report of second Manassas that