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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-01
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tinct from each nlhr' lue m anl u.
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not 10 the heart. have boon o,,fsh nni
by Handles music; the Iiftib.'b ne JcHl
- perhaps the greatest compo tnu in tle
gtrll; yet ! never, ii ms lit,. heard ION
del but ! could think Of somcllirt ,.e nt
the same time. There is q Kind at uu
that will not allow his. De- Morgan ha.
80 touched the organ a. - John. that /
ha,c been turning backward and f|.raarl
oscr the Prayer Book fur he drst lesson IN
Isaiah, and wondered that I could not fui
Isaiah there Tie Musician Bnd the orator
fall short Of tie iull power It tleir s%c.cucc.
II the nearer is lcl1 IN possession VI himself
-CtcIL.
Loyg.-lt is n singular faei il.i two of
the most vigorous writer's 81 ibr Errl n
language appear 10 be IN total ignorance &c
all the feelings which take thrf r'se lson
the passion Of lose. ~ troW Of mo- single
line thst has fallen i,on ~ pm vt su.t.
or from that u Macatlcy. which rlich'
amy sympathy With ilat pas ion Which IN
the greatest number II mnda. Afford tha
mos, powerful # ID motive BttcbUodu
YorNG WoN,NHoob. The sweet, noon
IN the horizon Verge, q thlpgh, m1iuftl
hut not uttered a cnu~tp,.en warm anl
glowing, yet not cnbo lied; ,hc rich halo
which preccies the rising SIN; the ros,
downthats speaks The rincr ny prs D.; hov
cr which Is not quite Hover. ycti.us long
er q bud.
Eas- Patience il Sublime virtue The
trucs, herolsm in human liGr I. that private
hsroism which bears with calmness newt.
able lis, regardless IT the consultations If
. ffniilcss sympathy, atd itholl he socll,
ing consciousness u public attention.
Ess~ A wri,cr in The naa 10 Post sa,s
that ladies Do no, Ia up their fcg. p@rapefly
IN walking. aud think tbsy dare not, f1r
fear they will step on their o4n skirts and
fell on their noses.
IA Aphilosopher, being asked What va.
the hrs, thing necessary toward. winning
the love Of q woman, answered, 'an oppgr-
,unity.'
n1s- We should forget tina; there was ar
such thing a. suffering in the world. wcrc
We not occasionally reminded # !, through
our own.
b. The love ,ha, has nau,ht IN, beauty
to Keep il in good condition. Is short-ivei.
and subject TO shiserinr fits.
~ Boiling TO death was made a canital
punishment in the time IF nc Tudor Henry.
the Eighth Of England.
~ The books IN the library belenrin.
to the British Museum, in London. Oecupv
ten miles Of shelf.
~ Let Friendship creep gently 10 a
height; II !, PUSHES 10 It, ii may soon run
itself cut Of breath.
In France, love isa comedy ii ENGLAND
atrseedy; in Italy, ar opera. in ,;crmany
melcdFama. :
- Few pity US for our missortuas-
shcsnne hsse US for our success.
-. Civ . wise man health, and he vii
give hinse'f everything else.
=. Rvssy saniv,r.sry Of a bir,h-a.,
htAs ai1pslline Il . dream.
Ntpf 10 deserve a true frisnj 20,
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-01

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-03-01

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Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22
Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
ADVERTISEMENT.
From the "BdptiSt Circuldr", Sacramento.
Gross Irregularities.

1t is with pain that we feel called upon to publish
acts of gross irreguary, and volative Of he"lthlul
church discipline. The Rev. Charles Satchel, "a col
ored brother ordained Baptist Minister has been
for time in California, and has at different times
been pastor of the coored churches in San Francisco,
Sacramento and Marysvle. lie has now gone on
prospecting tour among the silver mines Of Washoe,
in the Carson Valley.
few months ago he was mixed up with trouble
in the colored church in Marysyie. lie was anxious
for the ordination of preaching member of that
Church named Copeland On one occasion he sue
ceeded in getting majority vote of the members then
present in favor of Copelands ordination and letters
to that effect were sent to here in Sacramento re-
queItng us to aid in the ordination. Another full
church meeting Immediately called in Marysvile,
at which large majority voted to rescind the resolu-
tion favoring Copeand's ordination, and this church
action at to us with letters from several
Of the white brethren at Marysvle to the effect.
The ordination did not of course take place. and we
kindly ordained Copeland to return to Marysvile and
submit his to the careful investigation Of his
church. The difficulty there increased until Copea nd
and four others were regularly excluded from fellow
ship. Thereupou Mr. satchell proceeded to Marys-
vile, privately organized these excluded members
with two three others into $50 called) church and
induced them to pass resolution to have Copeland
ordained in council with the coored Baptist Church in
Sacramento. Mr. Satchell therefore the first Lords
day in this NOR tn proceeded with the ordination
vices. He being the only ordained minister present,
prevail ed upon three Of the male members of the Sac
ramento colored church to unite with him in the laying
on of hands.
How far any kind of previous irregularities by
white Baptsts in California may have had influence
upon our coorud friends we know not But we wish
to declare to all our brethren that this organization
thus effected by Mr.. Satchell not Baptist Church.
nor is Copeland ordained Baptist Minister and we
hope our coored brethren everywhere will refuse,
kind but firmly, to acknowledge or fellowship any
snch church or any such ordination. The whole pro-
ceedings appear to have been unscriptural and wick
edly Irregular
Baptist Church order and discipline must be main.
tanned at all hazards, and if there be any more men,
white or eolored, among us who sacreligously
venture upon the Matching out Of any such bogus ar
rangements, they must and they ought to be exposed,
ana The whole baptist brotherhood publicly warne
against them. We very sincerely regret Mr. Satchers
course in these matters, thus inurng himself as min
lister and greatly Gripping his influence. We greatly
need three or four more wise and judclous cOlored
ministers in California
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22
Church Order and Discipline.

After our article on another page, headed "GrosS
irregularities" had heen put into the hands Of the
printer, received the following alton from
the Rev. II. II. Rhees Baptist Pastor at Marysve.-
We call the special attention OF all our brethren to this
subject These schismatic and irregular transactions
must be firmly wthsood out of loyal regard to Di
vine Aiast.r His laws and the honor of his cause de-
mand it:
MARYsvILLE, March TO- 1860.
DEAR Bro sHUcK When you where in this city
told you would let you know the result Of my inves-
legations concerning the Affairs of Mt Olivet baptist
Church, (cod) both for their benefit ami the satisfc
ton OF lhos who have contributed towards their
church building At the request of the deacons took
lhe DOCKS OF record and account, with the vouchers
and gave to them thorough an examination as was
III my power, coming to the conclusion, stated TO
You, that he charges which had been made were with
out any foundation whatever that Bro Randolph had
carefully RENTED every collected by him. except
what was necessary to bear his expenses and that OF
these, he kept account; that Bro Webster to whom
the funds were remitted regiously applied them TO
the Purpose for which they were donatei and that all
moneys collected by iairs contributed by the people
Of Mirysville, (who have been exceedingly HheralO
and AL other moneys donated at home abroad have
Oe.h honrstIy applied, The debt mortgage is now
rtdIced to S9OJ.
am extremely sorry that our co;ored brethren, in
their laudable efforts TO secure comfortable place
worship, have been ann yed and hindrred hy the lac-
ous and wicked opposii N OF q man calling himself
Baptist Minister AS you are aware, MIR. Satchell
mas nTeaIeu ~ uls CITY, certain excluded members
Of Mt Olivet Baptist Church, into what they fondly
imagine to be a"Regular Baptist Church." and as the
request Of this body has ordained man named Cope
land TO the ministry, with the purpose doubtless of
preaching to these persons.
Now this body is in no sense n Baptist Church, and
TINS man Copeland is not Baptist minister, and
Satche very well knew his pro eeding WAS against all
our der ominationa usages subversve Of all order
II his high time that this kind of work was stopped
ana men who will run counter to well established
aud understood rules denomination be held IN 10
public notice, and the right arm of their power TOR
ever palsed II regular churches, connected with uur
Association, will aid in the perpe alton of these irreg-
uar and wicked proceedings the hand associational
fellowship must be withdrawn from them We have
regulations; let us abide them, and put away from
among US men, who, to serve selfesh ends Of their own
will override all law and bid defiance to every nrnci
pie Of proper action. We have wnked at deyiations
too much in this State and our safety and pros
ptrlty demand that we should take stand for truth
and right and maintain 1t in the future
Very truly yours,
mhZz-It H. HoLcoNBE RHREs
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

Mr.. o. Rice has invented machine to sew
hydraulic hose, which Is destined to work a
revolution in hose making reducing the price
to great extent The machine sews three
parallel seams half inch apart at once The
seam is fiat, the hose is double. and conse-
quently the needles pass through three thick
nesses Of canvass interrupted The hose pas
ses over cylinder to be sewed The stitch
is solid and substantial one, and the work
finds great favor with miners-Nevada Jour
nal.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

MoRE GotD.-1he Sonoma Democrat an
nounces that last week, rich lead of gold
bearing quartz. was found on Mark West
Creek Sonoma county, about sixteen miles
north of the town of Santa Rosa. Specimens
had been brought to town, and all who saw
them, pronounced them rich. The lead was
discovered by colored man of Santa Rosa,
and he has proceeded with party to the
place
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22
ssIncidents of the ElectiOn.''
NI,rrsrn1r. Mnrch o1st.

MALYsvILLE, March 2lst.
EDuoR DENocnAr Your issle of yester
day containing an article under the head at
incidents of the Election" in aluding to
the fracas which occurred Mt Il corner of
the Nicaragua, between II. and the Ms,
makes n slight mistake in stating that II
called one Of the NJ. liar. whereupon the
insulttd party drew pistol" &c The par.
ty who drew the pistol had no connection
with H., and least expected difficulty with
him, and did not draw a pistol until after re-
ceying the blow from some one in the crowd
behind him. Again it is a mistake that NJ.
was knocked known" or seriously injured
in the face. The blow was n light one and
the injury received thereby mere scratch.
Respectfully, NJ.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

INDIANS IN BRITIsH CoLUMBIA.-The Brit
ish Coloniat says that several outrages have
recently been committed by the Indians in the
vicinity of Victoria. 1t asks that they be
Immediately disarmed, or removed beyond
the white settlements. An Indian arrested
for stealing, was rescued from the officers by
about one hundred Indians. A couple of
merchants had been arrested for selling liquor
to Indians.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

The Roseburg Southern Oregon Express,
has the following: On Sunday night last,
just after dark, a rumblng, explosive sound,
resembling only that produced by an earth.
quake, was heard on direct line over twenty
miles through this valley, and how much
farther we are unable to say. The report
was heard and noticed by many persons, in
different parts of the valley, some of whom
reside twenty miles apart, at the same time.
We have heard of several parties who also
'elt a well defined shock at the same instant
Of the report.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

FIRE-About o'clock, last night brick
dwelling house belonging to j. B. Baldwin
the carpenter, on E street. above 9th, whE
discovered to he on fire The bells ere runs
aud the Fire Companies were promptly on
the ground. But, before they arrived, the fire
was fortunately extinguished with buckets of
water. 1t caught from a stove and burnt the
wooden wall for some distance up the length
OF the pipe.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

NORTH CAROLINA is more extensively en-
gagged in cotton manufactures than any other
state in the South. From the statistics it APP
pears that in 1859, about 20 900 bales of cot
ton were manufactured into cloth in North
Carolina. In Georgia, the number of bales
was 26,00o.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

3. F. GAGE This individual was exam
ined. yesterday, before Justice Merrill on
charge of grand larceny, and bound over to
the Court Of Sessions in the sum of 5000 1t
seems that he bought couple of cows from
a Mrs. WoO's out in the country. and gave
her his note for them. Afterwards she let
drop the note somewhere and be siezed it and
tore it IN.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

County SEAT WANrED.-It is stated that
number Of citizens of Ilornitas and people
living in the western portion of Mariposa
county are making an effort to get that por-
hon OF the territory detached from Mariposa
and attached to Merced, so as to make Hor-
nitas n county seat.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

The New York News remarks that those
who have scruInized the subject, say the
House is most equally divided on the question
Of the franking privilege. and the prepon-
derance Of feeling is against its abolition.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

RUNNISe OVER A woNAN.-John Doe wns
tried before Justice Kyle, yesterday, for run
ming his horse against an old lady, named
Woods, residing in the country on the other
side of the Marysville Park. near whose resi-
dence the assault happened He was found
guilty of assault aud battery.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

SALOON IIOrEL DU NoRD-Jules Cola
keeps this saloon. and we are told that Cola
understands the business thoroughly. At
any rate he keeps good liquor. if we may
judge from the quality Of that which he sent
UP to this office as a specimen. See Colla's
advertisement
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

No BoAr.-The 81 cramento boat, last eve
ming, broke her cylinder, FIVE miles below
here. Wells, Fargo & Cc.'s Express brought
up the papers In consequence Of the acci-
dent above related. there will be no boat
downward this morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

A REPORTER ATTAcKED.-Y esterday, Mr.
Folger, reporter for the Union, was attacked
by Horse Market Ferguson, on oceount of
some ridicule heaped upon him by Folder.
Ferguson blacked Folgers eye and Folger
bruised Fergusons physiog No serious con.
sequences. The ridicule was aimed at Fer
guson's conduct during public meeting.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

INDIAN PACK TRAIN.-One day last week,
about twenty Indians passed through Santa
Rosa, each having on hs back, load of Mer
chandise. The train, says the Sonoma Dem
ocrat, was on its return to Long Valley,
whence it had been sent to Petnluma, dis
tance of 1875 miles, to pack provisions to the
valley.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

MAJOR HoFKISs.-We learn from his ply
sieian. Dr. Watts. that Major Hopkins, who
was thrown from his horse on Tuesday and
60 severely hurt, was yesterday quite COM
Portable, considering the severity OF bis
bruises
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

InH ship Princess Royal was at last nc
counts about leaving Victoria for London,
with cargo Of furs, consigned to the Hud-
sons Bay Company, valued at el2o 600
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

THE Paris Mo7iteur announces that N. Les
Carbault, tie dscoverer Of the new plane,
has been made chsvalier Of the Legion Of
Honor.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

The BIG TREE RoUrE.-The people of Cal.
varas county have held meetings, and deci.
ded to have road to Carson Valley by the
way of the Big Tree. The people of San
Joaquin county, will assist in the opening of
the road
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

OMEeA-At this place in the northern
portion of Nevada county. the mines are
yielding well. The folks were considerably
startled by the earthquake.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

AT the late concert given in San Francisco,
'or the benefit of the Male Orphan Apylum,
the proceeds amounted to $1,000 clear of all
eXpenses
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

Mas CoRxELIA MoHEvRr. n Spanisb wo.
man Of Grass Valley, has become insane, and
will probably be taken to Stockton.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

Two men named Grizzly and Austin, have
been arrested in San Francisco, for stealing
cattle in Alameda county.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

GENERAL Skrzynecki, who last led the Po
lsh army VIGOROUSLY against the Russian
forces, died at CroeOw recently, in the 74,h
year Of bis age.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

REPoRTs from Washington Territory, sa Y
that rich gold bearing quartz has been found
on the Similkameen river.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

DEMOCRATIC HEuALD-This is the name of
a new paper just started at Eugene City, Or
cgon. edited and published hy A. Blakely.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

A STEAMER is being built at Sacramento
which is intended to take its place on the
river befOr the first of May as an independ,
ent trader
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

IN Calaveras County, negro named O'Con
ner' has been committed to Jail, to await his
trial for killing negro named Joshua An
derson
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

A PARTY left Nevada last week. for the
purpose of breaking open the trail through
the Henness Pass. At last accounts, all the
difficult portion Of the trail had been opened.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

A piece of good fortune which rarely ar
riyes to an actress says the Journal du Havre
has befallen Mile. Emeie Dubois, of the
Theatre Francois. An old gentleman, lust
deceased, has bequeathed her 200 OOOf, and
he declares in his will that the Lequest is
made for no other reasons than admiration
for her talent as an actress and of her exem
plary conduct in private life.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

luz miners Of Cottonwood have passed
resolutions, excluding Cinnamon from the
right to the mines. or even living in that vi
einity. Chinamen are of very little use in
that community, and the sooner they get
back to China the better.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22
MARTSVILLE.
THURSDAY MORNING, March 22d

FAvoRs-Our thanks are due to Hon. c. L.
Scott for valuable favors from Washington.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22
1.-The people. ah the people,
Th..v that live nm in thp steer

those ghous that Poe speaks Of are rather
loftily domiciled. We thought We saw one
of them emerge from the Lelfry, yesterday,
in the shape of a white pigeon.
But one thing lacks the tower which every
body thinks Of We don't hear tho tick of
shGt 7own Clock get.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22


9252.-A French philosopher, by the name
of julien, has calculated that, in spite Of the
rainbow, Noachic covenant in the sky, there
will be another deluge But, it will not occur
from rain. 1t will result from tiliing of the
earth TO one side from its center of gravity,
thus emptying the ocean upon the land and
destroying millions of human creatures. The
tilt, he says will be to the North. In the
year 9,252, the earth will have such relative
position to the sun and to her sister planets
that she will lose her equilibrium and lean
over. She will recover her position in
short time again. but it will be n sad business
in the interval for everything except fish, sea
horses and the like.
This scientific prediction is somewhat START
ling for of course it is entirely reliable, but
then, we. of the present generation, need not
he very mach alarmed, for it is not probable
that any of us will be living in the year nine
ty-two hundred and fifty two. 1t is true.
however, we are liable to accidents all
the time. That last bombshel out of the
Almightys arsenal, the comet of 1859, didn't
miss us more than fifty millions of miles, and
what the next one will do God only knows.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

The Panama correspondent of the N. Y.
Timss announces that our Minister Resident
to Guatemala and Honduras, the Hon. Bev
erly L. Clark, of Kentucky, has entered into
the bosom of the Roman Catholic Church
the ceremonies of ahjuration having been
performed in the Cathedral of the City of
Guatemala with the most imposing solemnitv
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

AN up-country paper informs us that
Mr.. Benton, of Mugginsyille, has "iust re-
turned from the States with handsome wife
and two pretty daughters" Hurrah for Mug
ginsyille! Shirt Tail Canon, in the same
county, is yet destitute of Heavens last
best gift to man."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

DoN'r HEAR IT TIcK.-The belfry tower of
The new Presbyterian Church looks taller and
taller as the work of the outside is being
finished and the scaffolding taken away. 1t
begins to stand now in clear distinctness
against the sky; somewhat sombre in aspect.
but fine object for the vision TO rest upon,
as it lessons to q threadlike point in the blue
overhead
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

USFoRTUNATE AFFAIR.-Onr much esteem
cd friend and cotemporary. Harry r. Nigh
els. of the Appeal, met with quite severe
accident, if such it might be called. at one
o'clock. yesterday morning, in front of the
Magnolia Saloon. He became involved in
difficulty with man named Barnes. recently
arrived in the country. and, on account OF
some words which had passed, sezed him 10y
the throat. and perhaps struck him. Barnes
drew a pistol soon after. while Mighels was
a few feet from him, and fired ut him twice,
firing a third time at another party. One of
the balls struck Mighels in the left thigh,
about third of the way from the knee,
grazed the bone and came out on the other
eide. After beng shot. as we are informed
by an eye witness. Mighels closed with him.
but was taken Off by friend. Barnes left,
and thus ended the affair Leaning on the
arms Of his friends, Mr. Mighels walked, or
rather limped. down to the Merchants Hotel,
where he boards. and was properly taken
care Of DR.. Watts was called in and is rem
dering him every necessary attention. The
wound is severe one, but not at all danger
Gus. Barnes has not been arrested.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-22

The National learns that notorious vaen
bond and murderer named Salvador Flores.
one of the gang of the bandit joaquin Muri
eta, has been captured in Arizona lie had
committed n murder in Tubac, and a trap
was laid for his capture which succeeded.
The Fort Smith (Ark) Times, announces
the death of Major A, W. Gaines, PaymaSter
u.s.A.