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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

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" tahs~1rrtee
fsFHfls p#p MI
fflsflun IN Nu( <s1
aasm "a ntt( Do( ~
fight ~ kuee
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~ That ps'fstafe nm IN
10 hanssf ladasiff, ~
N IN I#stlHn n ~ e>k1rI
shat IA Hshl ata ssIr1
lhf sfena fefH Ase. eksS
~ very ahtfonlahIss " 49,
- vHf 4 Iihe N s~WnIfussss
'Isn wlsh Inc kisaphIs sAa I
Hallfoad. Under ~ as6u6
That COMPANY IIsi N IN
lhe large expenditure ftre6
lnpufiani sefsIess ffhdess(
ihe COMPANY, W should
pr ellsge " putting ws1
train 20 cell or " kels IA
baggage ehs,As. IN usdef lhs( -
rsas mlsht h. sssofisd ~
sni huiel. heisfs ihs affIs6|
trains, that The passenger hof
rage Should he detained ~
90 bic AffIssl, bui might proeN1l1
Iutsl, and dnd he hsvrsrs ~
few minutes thereafter 1ost|
lmueh complained u eselusIv6 =
epe. We had W inter InIe ~,
%se,utIi, 10 The Memphis and 1
Ion Railroad olnpany IN Ihs kll
delivery VI this bseuaee. nGsIl, /
THE Ilailroad ''onpsny IwInr ri
bic 10 The passenger Iuf all -
delivered ioa man IN The isalan. 4
Ing a badge VI authority II b
duty aud privilege VI vii we'll MN
Railroad companies, u 100 nj 4
passengers aud luggage urs M
and promptly distributed u In =
their line. Nv ~rfspoasibh ssffhs
thls privilege i exercised N !,
load In the United States, 4 4
we can learn, aud Justly ~. u M
their duty 10 the public. AAi h
We are complained Of. by Nepss|
Alexander 4 TO-, for csesclLng !
IIege granted 10 IN by the vi
aud Charleston NaIlroad. VIII
have me sams e,isar, prsrItrv !
ted 10 them BY the Mississippi I
ncssre Railroad. while W. ~
by that Company, The very fIslbI
Mcssrs. McAlcxandcr 4 a =
Of the Memphis charlex(@
Company. the denial II |
~silgma,ize as foul iuJasslss,r =
peal TO the travelling public Il q
thy. We leave thu public \ Z
mine whether injustice has Nj
these gentlemen W not. and de-
or they will patronlxe The No.
Of Omnibusss~. vhcre tl,ry
guarantee II tAe lsailr,ad
Tot the safe and proper dslivsF1
basyaye. az whether they III
lac line gotten w f"r ,he -
breaking US dawn IL nm r~nissH
have laborcd for years to III
The charge thai q polics ~
been stationed at the depot, 'sezI
their agents ison the plaik<a
give place ~ osvs. has M iSun1
IN fact. Tho ohaTgc that -
the l,ailrcad Company are I'M
IN our line Is utrrly ialsc.
J.. N. PATTERSON IN
Memphis, June l'.'5s.?i.M
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

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No. rel@tf WIpfnkt D Ne A
<vrss ~ ~ IIH=fa1 fee&xf tf<ttvfis
iaIA jh4 h.>IssIss oFho1r
4t,4flet Ne H<1ssIsl ee r ntNfs
N Nksf tfssfy n IexsA ~ ~ hare
IhBf Alisa4L sfsNITH N t4h1sff. N
might htgs been : ball, eas shirt
10 iAhs bisfs. Al fhiehh Ns< pfirtsfd
n W. M customary WusIazl eatnpH
mat 70 I'll iheFefffelghs shg we're
hihef pffsfhts " fstft mhlfd N The
a'easlaH The Hysefelpn I'tnple n
ihe nlifd Flaifs REPRESENTED Tiers
A. yss iemsmIsf w Az Adams Nh
Hayani. NJ tlsy. NJ ishnaihan
Russell end NJ uaIls'Ih ~sge, ~
eeufsa. huf ~ b. Al aflaokedI and the
musleal conductor n hand master NJ
lhe place called upon these eofnHis
alons ~ furnish MIN with mr. national
sif ttu hsiIshaI slf, ssla they u
\ anhea iLcdIt. Yankee lhapdIs said
lhe cndpciuf. What Il hiatt Where
shall hnd ~ ~ whom sas II eem
posed The refplesily VI tho Gun
n%lsslouefs may w better conceived
than deseflheI They vera alfly nj
lhrlg vita end 1l,es had us,er Inn.
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Jua before last Circuit Count,
N the practice n cH profession,
Il bsesne necessary iof ~ 70 bnnK
suii against seefisih weslihy oli'
,ea NJ our county Nd ehen
We met him he complained shout
lsihs sued, nmnkinr that i We
had hold HIN, be- had The MONEY
and wealJ have paid The debt
Wa replied that notice was psb'
lashsd fof sofne oil, veets ~ the
I'anols star. and tina, he ought 10
lave sesn H. lle ssid be- never
sas the paper Rssder, do YOU
know the reason. Iie doe. not
subscribe. and IN order 10 ave the
small suIn VI two dollars, he got
rled and will have to IAy some
twenty dollars coats, There are
plenty u Just such men, not only
~ Pamela county but IN every
community. Times ore not now
Us ,hey have been, --busw,s men
who are looking 10 their irae Ia.
isrcs's aud who wish 10 know
what v going on In their own
county. tAke their coua,y pip,,,
while those persons who ale wlso
IN their own conccii, are ready 10
say. Il u not worth while to take
that littlc paper in Pamela. Tho
star 10 an average sized paper CON
taiuIng 10 stale sdrsyiisfnSn, yrni-
ID ~ ks,A s.dss ef Me ,Aes,, aud will
compare isvorsbly, both in sub
scription list snd matter with any
of our Mississippi psrers. This
remark is not made 10 disp,rage
oW cotemporsriss, but i, Is be-.
causc there have been heretofore
N many unsuccessful attempt
made to print . good paper in IA,
ncls, that there are not = few Of
ouf people who are 70 insredu.
lous shss they will nos be convin.
eed 'lss any good thing eau CONC
out Of hnols. Then again there
ssc number Of persons who have
for many years. entertained an I'M.
just prejudice sgsinss the town Of
i'suols. and that feeling hes in
sc:ns Instances extended to sdjoin.
iss towss end counties, 4 u very
likely thsis objections aers 4 6nl
well fssndsd. but the causs hes
long sines bssa pssnovsd. saa shci,
prejudice ought to live been long
sincs dscssdsd. We have . new
order q hing IN rAnots. We IN
bulldog sshes heusss end church.
"a aud We have . Masonic Hall
that ssssst b surpassed IN Me,
s'ssipPi. Our merchants On
building new hsusss aud rpsirial
their old oses. rhpy hsvslsrss
ssscl Il eseds. and NONE sssa r
to AeaPlis 10 bay. You ness
not Sod yeus children 6ibu Aom.
70 ssAesl. We have y spea ne.
ehsssss. lswysnssd aoe,on = On,
town 4 Tie ans siss. end aboy,
= ell ~ lsvs . god county news
pspes. Sustain each other an,
Psnols win triumph over oil oh
ssseles, for Il b true ,hss "Proyi
denes helps shes that help them
selves."
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

lsns gtlla,fJ soilfe n u's llnr',
yess bsAsss lasi. owar W a mIsiake
IL n,dles ihs mss.tilpil ite vefd
zs,saais vas pei 10 pisesd I's''s's
leg paflan 1hd silI 10 more firhil
IL ,Iiln
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

ivCoL Thomas h. CLARKE, hns
lusi received a lot NJ the best Clg.
as ever brought 10 this msrket.
I, all and g,ye them a puff
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

Married On the 10th. June. Win.
liam A. Ward. tn Miss Sarah L. way.
by the Rev. J. W. Bates.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

The Male aud Female schools
in PanoIa are now In successful OPP
Grafton.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

five Wuo1sed Greek MANN.
ser1pes.
A letter from Beirut. Syria. says:
A few ve~ks since, Rev. IDr. CLARK,
Librarian cf The ncdleian Library.
spent . isw days In this city. on bis 70.
turn IN England. from iouFs " Egypt.
Palestine. and some other countries.
In search u old manuscripts. lie had
heard II some IN Gvek. In q convent
of,hc t'opia. In Egypt. and fortunately.
succeeding In gsttiag upsa the tack.
followed Il TO the Converts gate. and
ob,sisine adaisssseevbyv cry diploma
". gained asgAt u ureeioas trsssssr.
asd liza. by one sudIaes corp d'asf
Of hschshisk and plassrscs. carried sr
Are Assdssj Cessl mssss<vsSss. which
had been cSnc~aled IN The cSsvsul fcs
sevs.. en- sss appsisaf sheir ~
tare o. value. except that they heloag
to TIE Domain Of ecclesiastical history
and theology. end that Tie learned
Doctor sttsches b Inn . Nh value.
md vsass shs siaefa essespsss. Net
such vs his success q III CsAvvat
Of 81 saba. betveen III Dad Sea
Ed Jssuaalsw. De- CHI ~ heard
u valuable 0seek n-ssunsdolA Mig
cpacraledi IN this spleua e3stsn Il On.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

Road tho last card NJ NJ Isi.
rich, The superintendent Of The
MiD s Tenn Railroad
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

A handscme young widow sp-
piled to . doctor to relieve her Of
two distressing complaints, with
which. she was afflicted.
I'm the fnt place." said she. II
have little or mo- srpctitc-what
shall I do fcs THAR"
"ror that, madam, you should
take cir ard exercise"
"And doctor, I an quite kdrety
u night, end afraid 10 lie alone
what shall I take for thar
"fsr that, ursdam, l can only
recommend that yos take s--a
kusbs~i!"
Al Eaessldes. beise eAsrRsd With
aieeliDe . wagon. svsss h had Il
ever snce n vas . listls vkeeIbauvu.
Csnp,imeass sss u esia III ~
pay . oaa ~ ~ fscs-ssscosss srs
v6ss ~ psy hia Ell visA bsAisa Ais
bork.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

On yesterday. ssssm vss niseA
ks tn 6sal time 10 the nsv mill q 70.
aola- Considering that . great pan
Il " naehisesy Is ssw and ssms Il
hr(Ds1. he TRIAL wsa ssissly sAds.
fscsssx The p~espsis,sss sapscs b
ccmalscs ssvise seat vesa. 1AA
mill ~ ben bsus within Q few
uosths asd viii - vAsa onisAed oas
Il shs west substantial ssssn mills ID
~ ccunsry.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17
Tho American BAUER ".YAaos
City.

city
We lave fftpIsed several numbers
VI Wis able American Journal marked
+ \ during iae lat monih Or two.
a circumstance wtlcb W. afe Al a losa
10 accouai ~, a. We are entirely too
gallant a ba belS bot - eesf' al "a.
obabge With ihs talented idlircss Of
the Banner, and have therefore long
since placed Der paper on ouf exchange
lisl, W. have sent the Star 10 the
American ior pofe than q scar past.
and II I, does no, come 10 hand Tho
fault IL pot with uA Notwithstanding
We are not engaged In The publication
Of a political paper, yet We read Mira
l'cweti's paper With a great deal Of
interest, and look out ior Ia coming
with AT anxiety that attaches TO 10
other Of our exchange.
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Dessss lsA foe Jackssa MIA q m.
aay. taAiss v'tA him lir. BsGssd. %
Issaas psnees. fcs sosesexsss \ ~
Asylsn.
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rWs slsm NJ Swm~.

The Comet DID not knock the
world into PIE ~ was predicted
We are glad II u,
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CsssddaA's circumstance, prc,.s.
TED ssfFsa sesrp,iss III. invitation .
listly Give - y Oh. n. Y. Patti.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

WOM and after I'll kSOAy,&
II ISL, tho Accommodates
be Discontinued. The Ireiek1
make ri-wceklv trips, vis: IT.
WEDNESDAYS aud TncRSp1t1
I'll further notice. leaving -
go 4. T.. and arriving ~ SsstD :
4. ,.
Returning -tsases Sarlis 3 !
and arrives .. Mtnphis q
The sunday Passenger Tres 2
A-nrhis ~ Ills, ssrisiss =
lus5
Re,urSss--kesvss Sasdfs
And anal arrives At yIsnpAis ~
giving those that may wisA 70
sar'cas churches uIcsg the lGDo
IN srrestsui,y 10 do 20.
d. ~. RNJlN
Jane ls-?l..tf. SuyeNu
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w lsaese, fi6sis $500
t'ca~es, Csn6ln, NeiAs, L.
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We arc also Aesan-fss ~
the Manufactures a The ~
Nils. su1 sokv q low vsiecD
bugs, Cettsa Yssus- a11j0
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-17

AomonAsoruooesO
wnEREAs. lsss~s 4 49,.
the essese u Ot>oUon M
were created 70 ~ unou
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, 1857-05-15
The Hudson Bay company and our North
west Coast,

The readers Of the Bulletin will have OBJ.
served from the last letter of our regular
London correspondent, that the question
of renewal Of the Hudson'S Bay Compa-
ny charter is about to be discussed fully in
the British Parliament. The general
feeling there seems to be that the charter
will be allowed to expire by its own linlita-
tion in 1856, and the territory be then
added to Canada As bordering our
northern possessions, whatever political dis
position may be made Of the vast tract Of
land hitherto ruled directly by the Hud-
sons Bay Company, we cannot but feel
deeply interested in the matter On the
Pacific coast especially, our political and
other relations are most Important in o
national point Of view. To show more
clearly the feeling in England on this
subject, we give the following notes Of a
debate which took place in the House Of
Commons, Immediately after the opening
of the present session. The occasion was
motion made by Mr.. Llbouchere, Secre.
tary of the Colonies, for "a select commit
tee to consider the state Of those British
possessions in North America which are
under the administration Of the Hudson's
Bay Company, or over which they possess
license to trade"
Mr.. Labouchere Said The territory oI
the Hudson's Bay Company included large
tracts of land little fitted for industrial
pursuits, and large tracts which were fitted
lor the use of civilized men, and he thought
he could show that motives Of policy and
humanity of no ordinary magnitude were
involved in the question. He would not
20 iuto the history Of the territorles-the
bloodshed and confusion arising under the
, 1857-05-15

D6-Professor Pierce, Of Cambridge, has
written letter scientifically confirming the
view which all sensible people have taken
in regard to the predicted collision of u
terrible fiery comet with the earth, next
June, viz that there is no foundation for
such o prediction, and no man Of science
has probably made such an assertion,
Letters from Florida state that fight
vas had with Billy Bowlegs' forces on the
9lst March, The following particulars
have been received from Colonel Loomis oI
the Fifth Infantry. Lieut.. Freeman left
the camp with portion of company fol-
Billy Bowlegs' garden, and was fired upon
from an ambuscade. He charged the Indi
ans, and they retreated into the swamp
On his return, the party was again way,
laid, and sharp fire was kept up for q
short time. Lieut.. Freeman had just shot
an Indian, when he received a rife ball in
his arm, which shattered the bone. He
then returned to the camp and informed
Capt. Stephenson, who the next day SAILED
out and routed the Indians from theil
stronghold. -Four men were killed and
nVe wounded. The Indian loss was much
larger.
A man who has been in the woods sc
years was recently captured at ST. Joseph
Missouri, according to accounts published
but escaped shortly after.
A San Antonio (Texas) correspondent
OIL The st. Louis Intelligence says that thu
canels landed in that State some months
slnce are now quartered at Baudara Pass
ABOUT 10 miles north Of San Antonio
Iaey have so far stood the climate very
vel, being in good order and healthy
iney have given entire satisfaction as t
Si sneT capacity for transporting supplies
ox eamels have been known to carry
over q road, impossible with wagons ant
'eAuS, as much freight as two six mul,
wagons and teams over a good road.
The Washington Star says that positiv,
ialormation has been received in Washing
sOn city that Brigham Young and his crev
nave burned the United States archives
court records, &C., in Utah Territory
.sa1 they have demanded the appointment
S'One OF two schedules of Federal officers
OO'n headed by Brigham Young for Gov
SSaOr' with the aVowal Of the purpose o
yNng any other out of tho Territory b,
Ulce oil arms. The truth is, the Mormon
S'e In state of rebellion.
Wm' J, May, formerly editor Of tn
CleVeiand Herald, died on the 9th of Feb
,uaty, on the line of Tehuantepec stag
.vau .% (which he was engaged in building,
SOSut midway between the Gulf of Mexic,
and the Pacific.
"A visitor at Niagara Falls came nea
;Selng carried over the falls, having fallei
os %'C the river whilst walking at the bas
:" 'ne ledge. He clung to rock, and wa
StSSued' S;al. climbing up a bank 300 feet il
, 1857-05-15
POE z 2 z )
Woman, Lovely Woman.

We cannot We think-an we often think on th
subject-pay a nobler compliment to woman. than b.
eopying the following etu,ion, which originally al
peared in the London AthenPum 1t pays merite
tribute to that sex, which all of u.s. by our earlies
Instincts are taught to honor and adore
Proud man may climb ambitions height,
And seek to win the need Of fame
Yes, he may feel his breast beat light,
When glory beams around his name
But not for these does woman seek
Far humber her ambitions show
At home she reigns a sovereign meek
A woman lives for love alone.
Still in her daily duty moves,
With Thoughtful brow and steadfast mind
She proves her faith in him she loves,
By gentle smiles and accents kind;
The praise Of one dear voice alone
Is all she elams-withhod 1t not,
Oh, ye to whom her heart hath flown,
For It's the sun that lights her lot.
Ifcold neglect or anger strange
Should prove her portion, yet the ray
OF her pure love will never change,
Though hope, and health, and bliss decay;
By patient smiles and kinder tone
The truant gently she recalls,
Or, fperchance reproach is shown,
'Ts in the tear that silent falls
Woman has faults and weakness, too,
Bat stronger man, oh ! blame them mott
Believe me her affection true
Through changeful life shall cheer thy lot.
HOme-ties, home-loye, let none disdain-
More dear than wealth or fame could prove,
They DER the heart triumphant reign,
And all arc blest in woman's love.
, 1857-05-15
NEWS BY EXPRESS /!

Two Days in Advance Of The U. S. Mail! !
, 1857-05-15

Seventeen Days Later from the Atlantic States
, 1857-05-15

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Forone square. lines esS) three insertions, s.
Far every additional insertion, on,...............Sl
A liberal deduction made to yearly advertisers.
The number Of insertions must be distinctly marked
m the margin Of Advertisements sent u.s. they will
he continued till forbid and charged accordingly.
1, P. FISHER Merchants Exchange Buding,
Sacramento street. San Francisco, is authorized tn
receive and receipt for subscriptions and advertise
msnts in California.
, 1857-05-15

INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON,
, 1857-05-15

WALKER STILL RIvAs!
, 1857-05-15

Important from Europe!
, 1857-05-15

Tho Wagon road:
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-17

Tvs Sun THE ORIeIs OF FoRoE.--Profess-
or Yuumans recently lectured in New York
on chemical science, in which he showed the
origin Of all forms Of ierce to be in one sun
beam. Every existing species OF motion On
the earth, whether known rs wind power,
water power, electric power, or animal power
have their origin in the rays of the sun. As
an illustration Of the Professors mode of
calculating his argument he stat, d the refirc
tiun OF the iron tunnel Tor railroad trains over
the Meni river in England, which is fonr
hundred feet long, was bat half an incl, under
the heaviest pr, ssure Of n train. When the
sun laid upon it some hours il bent up an
inch and half from its usui' horizontal line.
The Bunker Hill Monument is higher in the
evening of sunny day. The little surbeans
enter the pores Of the stone, like so many
" uedges, and liit it skyward.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-17

A DOUBLE MuRDER.-The Mt. Sterling
Why gives the particulars of an airocious
murder in EstI county last week. A young
man by the name oi Edward Hawkins sluir n
borse il. Estill last week, when Constable
James Land and a Mr.. J. Irwin gave him pur.
suit and caught him before he was ont Of the
county. lie gave himself up TO the officers
without resistance, and was placed on behind
Mr. Land On his horse, TO he taken to the
county Jail. They had not proceeded far.
when Hawkins, having espied revolver in
the breast pocket of the officer thrust his
hand in, drew il forth, and ut the same time
discharged the contents of barrel IN the
b, nd OF Mr.. Land, killing him instantly; then
lcvrled the revolver mt the head Of Mr.. Irwin,
discharging another 5a'rel, and killing him
also. The auducious murderer then took to
the fields and woods, and escaped IL is sup
posed, to Ohio.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-17

Gov. WALKRR.-The Augusta Consti,u-
tionalist talks as follows about the new Kan
sas Governor!
"GeDeral Walker repeats his opinion that
Kansas will be- Free State" This is por'
tion Of the despatch from Washington, IN
reference TO the policy Of the administration
upon Kansas affairs, which is published in
niuny Of our exchanges, aud furnishes an ex
trayaqnnt praise with which some Of the
Black Republican organs have bespntt"red
the new Governor Of Kansas, since his np-
pointment. We do not like such an intimn
tion from such a quarter. Entering upon the
duties OF his Office with the foregone conclu
siun, publicly expressed that Kansas will be
n fire.. STATE, We are obliged TO suspect that
Governor Walker, To pr"ve his own preset
encr or sagacity, will shape his polio, 81 us
TO accomplish this result. But the destiny of
the Territory us a free or slave State upon
it's admission into the Union, cannot be con
trolied BY him or any other man, or score ct
men. Its proper too to state, that the lead
ers of the FRO slavery party of Kansas are not
only content but pleased with the nomn"-
ton Of Robert Walker, as Governor OF that
Territory, and entertain no fear that he will
use thr influence which his position will give
him against thcm."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-17

tB The Pittsburg Commercial Journal Of
the 4th has the following. Girls should not
be guilty of such masculine tricks "Six bux
ON country lasses, became very angry nt an
old pedagogue in East Deer township, re
Gently, for refusing I" allow the young folks
to have singing school twice week in the
school house, and as a punishment got a
three cornered fence rail, went to the build.
ing, seized hold of the ancient gentleman
while in the midst of his duties, and in spite
Of iInprecations, and enifeaiies put him
astrids of it, carried him about thirty or for.
ty yards, and then scamperrd off, laughing
and shouting in great glee. We understand
he has instituted n SUIT for damages, but
what amount we could not learn. .......