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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-24

ATTENTION. SUru IL 10 said 10 be the
intention Of . Mr.. Charles Smith In New
York 10 come forward to the aid OF 'hs
country with a regimen, Of Smiths. lilo
think. that there arc enough men Of that
name IL New York alone TO establish right
of way through Baltimore at once. Tho
otEeers Of the regimen, will oil b named
John.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-24

Geniu. has one trial which finds no syn
pa,hy (: l, is the trial OF being measured -
coar,e thing. are Of seeing ITS jewels account.
ed Of no value II. t.in'pira,ion, los, Tor want
Of interpreters. or used ups ct mixtures
with coumon things.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-24

The commander Of Fort Monro. h.. pro.
dssd BY the Sumter affair. All the wooden
barracks Of Monroe have been torn out, and
none bat Gre prS0f ons Left.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-24

nyou fall into misfortune, dissng,oder
yourself - we'll ss you can. Creep through
the bushes that have the fswsst brisrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-24
A sERMoN, ,

Delivered BY Rr. John Elliott, at The Rum
ford Point Me,iing. .House, on Sunday
April 29h, 1861.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-24
Mar J, 1861

GEsrLnrS In compliance with your
request. I forward to you copy Of my dis
course, preached at Rumford Point. on Sab
bath. April 2sth. 1861. | do this with dit
6dence. as IL was mainly the work Of day
and no, intended for publication.
Your. truly.
JOHN ELLIOT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-24

Albion J. Potter. ESQ, Of Bath. has been
Deputy U. s. Marshal.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-02-14

Ma. FptrOR lit i. IN oh maxim
anil very true, chat "Thc hcs; time To
prepare fer war j, IN time " peace.
Tar Convention la. o%tlotel The rails.
ing Ut rish, regiments, Tor the de-
Tense uf the State. aul rs oir cchn.
try Is threatened with danger, would
It ro, H. q COOL pol ~, apl a praise.
worthy at. in the cll men Of the
country to organize themselves ir;o
companies. elect their officers. arm
themselves in the best possible msn-
utr. and have their regular dr.ilsl
They would form . powerful defense
for their country In ease VI an iuys-
SION. Of domestic trouble. ~ this
means tie whole slt,ug II the State
ruuij b. brought into mmc,injc ~.
QUESTION. F needed. II s"rurs To me
that .bc oll Scn Of the country would
take srCat pleasure in the dtsvhars
of such . duty. 1t would have a
powerful ~tcuieudsncy to Keep down
any insurrCctiouiry mcvemcn, the;
might be attempted t. BE- gotten up.
The cld men can drill On horseback
anil un foot. hold themselves at all
times ready fcr home duty. armin-
themselves with such weapons as they
can mos, readily and cftctually use.
Suppose Won put the hall in motion.
BY making a call through your excel
len, paper. uroa the Ollmen in svcry
heat IN this eoun,yi am sute b,
call will be responded to.
Az ON MAv.
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THE ri.a. OF wtSsisslrpt.

Tie Convent on. adopted for the
Rsrallic of Mississippi q Dag cf the
follow M description
\ white Tag. with /, magnolia tree
IN the center. A blue ground in the
over LEFT hand coruef. with a white
ar IN the center. tie border finished
Hi'h a rel fringe. Tbs !. by Ger the
sndsemest Ilas that ha. been adopt
Cd hy any If tue ssestlins States
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-02-14

We have been requested to give
notice ilita rutllc meeting will b.
hell ia Pamela on tie ith Monday IN
Iet asry. ,ihc -j,h.l for the parpr.,
u taaine iu,utrus.slr ration the courc
to be Pufsicd BY our people IN view Of
Il result of the recent clect un in
The city Of Memphis at,i Stat, IT
f,nag.see. Let the attendance H..
tge and ftoh the coaaty generally.
80 iiat sha;cscr "a daac may be- re-
stfagl As tue voice Of the whole PEG.
pI'. ard not tie opinion. II a lev
psrslhs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-02-14

REertsrtr>s rsevtrtSe tas tHs rrsrrs.
i've ur tUsrsStss tSrC " Nsuy ~ tilssts-
srFt. Avn pnrERvtNtss THS sFLtfrE sa>N
es rus uFstUsss.-It IL ordered nv the
Military faati. that whenever ans com
rlnv which il new. " may b. hyfeaite-
urssnifei. and ready 10 enter the %srrtise
VI the armv Of Mississippi. according IT,
the s'rdinsps ~ the state Cduvsutiuu. en-
titled AVA Vsiinsues ~ -sruit.c the Mil.
ttrv system u the state % Mise .sirti..'
shall b. communication addressed ~ the
tssvsfHsr ~ the State. tenisr their sew
ices az rsrs Of the armv y NississirpE.
thsy viii b. Inspected and mustered N
9Th The least DELAY. md II rersitei into
the service the rant q it. pFesrs vi tsks
date freu the isv when its ur-ir satiaa
wss complete. as prescribed ~ said otdi-
nance.
Provided. That No camuis'su shall bar
late anterior to that - the rs.ssss Of the
ordinance. snd 4 two or nare csmrsnirs
hate TIRE ssne date the relative tznk Of he
osrers ~ the same rrs'ie shall BE- detstm-
inra b fsrm-r eammi<sie-.. " Il there be
NJ feTmsr esmmissicrs. then bv lot.
P~uhIi.hsfrr order q the BNsrd.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-02-14
MILITARY NEWS.
Tny Bsa,pr, y, rus AHs, o, Ms. ..ir.

Tny Baid,pYs n, rus AHst ~ Niss ssir.
rL-t The f'th and eighth Military kegi.
mental Districts, cdmpps"d of III" coun
ties Of thicsa,aw, Npnroc, uctihhrhi.
Losn lee. Nrhstan, so,lhee, Ns.hrb,,
kempef, Nev,nn. ltuirri ,lc, smith, Jas.
per, Clarke. jones, Wayne. Perry, ''frenr,
Harrison, lack-np nnd il,ncorI, con-,i.
tute the first Brigade. anil have been ~.
signed to ',,n. Van born.
The 81 sni ith Nrrtpeptsl Military Die.
tric,.. eorrosei Vt The countit. VI Boil.
var. ~Suniosrr. Washington. l.s,qfeus,
Naio6, warren. tllihornc. Jrfrr.,n, Al.
sms. rrans itr, Lsvrepcs, WILKINSON, Am
itc. Pike, ,a,irston anil MARION. con.ii'
,ute the second Brigade, aud have been
assigned 10 ten. ,iuke.
The 9Th nnj 9Th Military Rcsimcn,,l
Districts, composed ~ the cruntie. ~ VI
lnhn.h,, Calhoun. carroll, thor,t~
lielmts. ttt,la. tsllnhatch's, Mid son,
tra.r. scott. iini., trnslh, rort'h au,
Simrsiu. constitute thu third brr,i,
sni haze hs,n ,sirret IT, G.n. Nc,'n.
The 1t md - Military Rerimor't, III.
ftci-. ermpn.sd ~ the cuuu'ir- ~ usSol'
Ntt.hiil. tun.ct. ,oth',p,. ptuoIs H.,
f%tvet,e, fiTp,h, .hom nso. p,bto'ne A.,
itpsamht, constitute the ,h Brigade, an,
have been ,.,teuei 10 teen. Mptt.
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..I|I
.Iu H 600 ff nf f.
T4.f. II. . I.1.h .HIH
.faF.ft trf.H lfH fr FhfH
w U
.I NJ.
ti'u
f ..|uIf. H| .H.'.. n.fH Nv uIfn
1000 n.'r Il R''
m'.'. '''f
... "A |lnI l.'. ''Iy h..'. 0nl r'I
u.rg ODE il.'. 90 t r heavy
Do. nrI'P 'l'ur u',rr Thought in
.0D. tIH' pa n.ri wWIII''ufIa NJ
-a ---ni hIfI.. HnI il"m .- a4ie
ri o.0.ro ri.I .m'l. State U' n'y
d. le.u In.r.i'l 100 TINT t.,. anl
sIy t.Ii NI.n when 1." fr'if
rn lu.f InI nInl Ol.inn..I# 20
tIr N0r'Irn n'" ml Y Il or'
In 'I " investing cIrlnl - manu-
i%arlurcs, Wi invested ~ nrgroc' AMI
lnL DO not think that 'ho l'g''
laturc lh ever passed un lrf tor the
purpose If stimulating Tie m1nu'le
tmo Of one snglcniiclr, but ha gone
80 lir the other way rs 10 limit The
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tr
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1t
900 lsrI'h m
al ~ ri f.s N
stal II 40
#Hlf# IT, tIem b I1.n
I'll I.ltta t
a av sai t,y,
4l1 atIl. more dis ult io Hnhl nI
Isl laaa h. fLe Aift Gehsfl
I'D UtlefsI. 1Iaf Hheno,'f
HHri fu
rfI miun
uf tIam.OI. .nY
uI HHlrf m lIn nfmY
f.9 .IHl prfuN '0
'
A4t A4-t4 l.l0I
.fI,f .tflrgm f. mul.| 0Il
.,tiu.. .ln $50. u.r tUr. OBJ
faH M been dulF nnl w0rrdy
a.HI eJ o. fHn .IDl 600 Doc mI. i.I
lat nfsI i.iurh Boz wornnl ~ Dbl
Ip ff#iU.u preparatory 40 .Hn 'n.
tufaf. anl ul evidence .llll h
fut mtfol. together With lir muster
foIl a. tho AdIt General ol lbc ar
nt If ST.. md b, dbo authority ~
..el caumi aous shall be- ned
.Hl That NIsn Ten companies within
Is H. m.d'll District shall bo mus
Ain service, the General com
The army Of Nps thlll o.
DIR ~ Il. ei,ou, ly ballot, u lhc field
lGcta ~ uch regiment, orI pro
.erhe the time and place, o. places,
tJr holding the same.
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n 4.
llauo Of Mus.

Ihf mall 80 las ehtfey dsat.
ffH from taiHHbps, W. t'
4 large bambef N mall aopfhsn
st affes tase tath dssshntasi
ffee6tly
TIE #tpfama Court n inlibs M,
decided dc l4aof las ~ Inst flaiA
= he e5bsifaIishsl IN sgsfy fsher
lab
The Neahi Vernon Banner gives,
ist y thirteen mnlidaifs IN iist
pet ahiea ahd close, II With, "T0ts
continued
Ihafe afe ~ pfeatht three lahd
ffd fHd HKleeh persons cohhnod IN
de lmhA lot ikyj %pehilehNffy, N
Hbam vfhiytHo are hogfoes,
Ghe l%laylHa papers afe publ hihr
IA feuii'eten d unH lAiion N Octave
teaiIletA romance II o lnof ifabe
' ''''"
Tie %taiedohiah Scotland Mefcu.
~ oelfhtaics its sVOth onni,or afy
E'' -, ,'Pi'p'
~ '''''
'
The two first volumes Of q Frctch
translation OF q dcrman wolL called
~Lnlginalleal ~F.ftohagoS ana ohder'
igl Histories nave just been publish
Ell ~ fafl''
iir. Martin, If Mariayillc, No,
was found on Monday OF lns' week,
lyihg ~ lht s'a'l OF " v'e'oa, Morse
~ when 70 haa peeh A'eA'a 70
dea'h'
The last number Of the London
Athenacum contains q short but "a.
yorablc review Of u. &. Stcdman's
Poems Lyrical and ldyiic.
sLa;,, o1,t;o, II rmorso,,. co,.
duct of Lie is published in England,
despi,e the unfayorable rcyiews Of
the Athenacum aud The Critic.
1,mo. uccn;re m;.,oot ~o-.on;c ror
salts at Il boarding house in st. Louis
Mo-. the other day. aud, swallowing
a large dose. died in spite Of medical
aid.
Altoni, the Marchisio sisters, and
Jetiy Treas, are all engaged by
Beale for the next concert season, IN
London and the English provinces.
T~wentv.r,nr~ stulents seeded from
&, Jo.o,h coll.,e near Mobile. last
week, and vent to the city to enlist
with the State troops.
Il ia rumored fiat Mr.. and Mrs.
Burch, whose divorce sui, recently
created so much excitement. are about
% come together again, a "a Mf' ana
Mrs. siekles.
A sarty Of lndian,deliberately Gu,
M isssas .h,oat near San Joaquin,
Cal. one day LAST month, bcaase he
was over one hundred years old
BIZ Bright. who seiucel . woman
a, Central Hill. Cal, recently, Was
found on the evening of the iOth ult.,
with seven ball, through his heart.
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II
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t.,,g d.o..,Iw.
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t.4 that An, ,I..
d.l.a .. a. pl
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u., ,,,lt,, r,, ,,,,,
a., ..u ..a..., ,uo r,.c.l,,,,,.
caol i.l,,l,t, ia,
,.,y ,...,ll. a,v 10 which , noion
~ t,ou..Lt about,
ii h.. .l,,,.l,
Ill. ,. .nI
IN d.an - 80. ;.J,,.,,, ,,,
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ri. -
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H., H., h. agreed imam anal e.,
,,eiG,l, ,ro H.. ,L.,
= c..;a.,. la,t ;,,o ,h, roi.,
..,,n :. I, u,. !; on, If ,ho onc,.
~. ..,a.,,on, ,;,t.~. ,L.
,h;,t ..sh , dim, ,o..,,ic o,,y
,s., ,h.y ~. ~ ',,, m., and
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/. tL.m ..p.,.l,,io,. ,,y,r .,
l..tm,.l" IT,, .,.l 49,.
c.,.o ,ol H., ,. ,t,.a
Oh, n ,bi,g. u,;ch ,.u o,.L..r Il,
-. hal = ,imc,n .,,,... 49,.
l., hanoi "a an,,o,u,, ~
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p.t.,..a ~. r.t...,t..I
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-02-14

Our estrespaaien, "Vll Man.
Eaakes . god suggestion. and one
tat ought 10 be put in practice.
10 have a company ia Columbus.
silss., composed Of men over FORTY.
sTe ysars. AMI Ne learn fssu eur ,,.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-02-14

MRS.. v. E~scrsSi>e rHs AFste.< Saws
Te,ps.-rhe folleviur frsslaiisn esvred
in the late Mississipri Convention hs Nr.
tIalt. vas adopted ty q vrte Of s. 10 lss
R,SsiryI. 1hu in the eririen u the
Convention u !. not TIE rufrus- ur relter
u the peorls q the state u Mississippi %
reopen the Afriesu slave trsds.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-02-14

tNFoHx or tus Asuy W ,iississtFFt.-
Ih' Niissfs Board have ordered hat ihs
a%nifafal ~ she Atms - Ns'Issirri. shall
be rev frret retts. -rsv rpv.srs loosely
mtis rel IT. muinr. fur Ih'tutry. yellos
trr tavarv. sni utanse fur Autlietv. The
bat =. black teit. loop "a up on three sid's.
stih hifaa hair p.Hpaa Tor m,u. p%.utars
f.. eiaesr. -ca,er to correspond with the
Culgf VI trimmings.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-02-14

U.""H .. .HW# H.# #HH I'll H|"#N| L
nl tfi II fte H
...an VI mfl HfIa II M
l.f.l .m ffHftFf
r.is t f fe 'sf
I.| .r.lf Ht
f...yU.f al ~. te.f nf w. "
.un.su fpHps ell hfIffIie' h'
eiIIel ~ fFfm s rfnfgfH'hff
Aet t4 FL afffal ~
HeIaH a. Che bu.fkamefy t0
'l.''
Mn.
["
fntt Ifh Tho llffnld z
HH lfttHJ nT-ft Hrittt nf Hh
vi a... ftf rUfffrftHI HHfHF 7Hifh
tH r|tn sII bt really RI aifafk rot
Sumter
WNutsoTUv. feb = Certain
m. ir.H.h.l NugnsutteIeRprN
~ Gut.IUu. IIctel.. ~ s'fll inrhrlf,
nnd mn attack Font f4mrfer The
/ Governor I,pIol that be- could not
rive 70 .hl.fH unaWff until be- fc.
| oiycl lhc Pcs dents Communication
| iir llnyuc, ip ti.teply 10 tbc Frc'l
dent at.lmos the independence Of
| South Carolina, and q right 10 every
'hinF "iIhIh n'I b'Ilsis'
NNmtlfuN. Feb 1- Mayor RIO.
| che aud GOV Aulrcst have tultr.
| cl 10 President buchanan tecuty II
! rcg mcut, uf Mrssachu It's troops
they are ready 10 march At a mJ'
m,u's notice inr the protection Of
inc ''I"'"' nl' '"'' vas "''V -
col''' I''"'' y W. ""','" %'''s ~
'''''' pointing ~ Nv ,-,''s =" ""
''F''''
"A'niN"ioN, i'o' ',oo
"l-"M ~. h','S "as p'",.'' -"
,bc p'"' .l' .I' g.I ~ ,"s - ,L.a 49, y,
L,r,,,v There arc 81, zen naval
ynssrl. nm our coast. one At Cuba.
and ,n,,l,.r a, Tortugos. The fleet
II nav distributed i, c,uae there i. no
n,o.n,e, of demonstration by spain
,,,,.t Var. Cru,
, r., n. ,s
.,,
''''" ""
~' 49, ,~, ,,a,
lion. A n. S,.p.ns Of ,;eo,pi,.
va. unanimously elected Vice Pr,si.
dent.
, =, -,
MoNTNsAL' req ". "s'a'l'o''
W 'h'' N.,""! ss az "l''@'" up y
nov 40 m''' n''t ''," '''e''V'
VI ''"' ''' ''''V '''
sWNNN'h' zen '-''te ''''
owned ~ new ioiA, "t'' s''," .es
'eFua! =! u "''''"'' """"
w%MulSoroS, Feb. 9.-S.natoI
E~eniamins testimony before the In
hihh b'hl Ih'',''f'''hs '''ii'',,c !
. very ',,'et an. "'u',s'nt non
|, J.hh D. i'!o' 'A'''''''! v
war !.
WAsniNdroN, Feb. '--Iel'erhrl
&c dispatches received W distinguish
/; ed secession leaders Indicate that a
\ cspor, duty will be 'a'd on cotton.
4, WvmNarov. Feb. a.-lloi ilorr
!. lin King. confirmation i. postma.,t
t~;pnct,li. DELAYED hy the R,pub.
cans in the Senate, to ascertain NH,
Their. as i. understood. he will csrcat
the proyi.iuu. Of Mr.. Collats bill
!. rcl,,ion 10 the postal service in sec,
i ding States.
l., n, m,.c..
!. nj luauiry. in reference To- Mi. Arr
B, strong. surrender ~ the Pcn.aco
= navy ward. met Yesterday, aud a
|. iournei until to-day.
!. o.... RI =, ~,
c.'.',,n II, aI.,,nI . s,s
" A.. i, -. - I'll g.ll 81,
:. .,u,le palr yellow star and thirtc,
Z. stripes. Blue. white and rcd.
y The ordinance making it a pen
=. orruar for pilots ut the Balitc.
~ bring owe tie tsr any L. :. "
.er vessels, was passed. An ordiuau
- = =.
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"N.0|'|I| I'
nI u OIL 10 lro
n.,..u t.l . r..
.r, a,. ruI m.Y..f .fEtt .a.I.H
ron ol uur..t. tl -, IH.
r,.p., u,..I,. a.. ItI.. IH.L
.l.. -lI... ..,.i 81. eIUtUrnl..
lla iI, Static Convention ~ So
ppi appointed a-lea -i4-4
am t,r.,ulYu. Winch pa I0..
tlal. uU.rt. Ala. tH.tt If#i..
Anal An. t,, purr. .af. .Iri.HsfH
c,pan.,. ,,In lcp .htur. arI oou
,,n,Ion.. IN rha sIIf.. hnl mI trfl.
rypouso IN hrnIn, rpl other pt.IH.
nlona. The Convention pa ~ on or
dtu,urr 10 raise an additional tax
of 40 uet cent. on Che prc pnt State
tty. which pcrhap mi.ht j. well
,ror,h. pre,plrl our lltl. wr.e ~,
r,mp,lloI io nav more 81 the 81,
r,n.c. for the puruo.r If u]rotectin,
-pr,ur,ty in slave. than tho laycs ply
f., tbcm.ehcs. For instance. tic
,,lnc If the ro,l estate nj Ni..i. dpn,
for tie fiscal wear Of 1858. was. ac.
c,,J,. th, ,uli,,rs rrp,rt Bis
2Is 10, and the tax Al one.fnh Of
pcr cent am,unr. /, SOS laG -
while the number Of slaves under 90
yoars Of aee ~ 31I.9p5. whose aver.
nee yI,,o /, no, less than 5000. tie
prc,cnt IA, on which il u cent. clrh.
amounting to s.s3.l.s - The
yalue If .71.goj slave. NJ the low
estimate Of $500 each. amount. to
s8sSs.Iii 500. which shows that the
prc,cn, tax IN slave. n about /,
Of one per cont. Or a fraction over d,
r,nta ON Sloo m value. which make.
, lie,rcuc, If oL,ut IL cent. on IN,
500 in favor If .l,ys.. a, in other
words. thc,. !. s2in. .b6 -, in,. ,ol
in slave. rton which, there +. ~ tas
,ll.,t,L. l,u, slaves are moi taxed
suppose a. proneriy sI%tosot',er ii
il | believe called POLL tax. TIL.
.,cms Ike slaves are nn, nrnurt,v Al
Tax p,y,p, Time. I'M vh,n .ur Sa,.
st,r, and E,ure.cn,ati,e. a., n VA.
.I;n,,cn c,t, ,hsv t,ll ,l.rnt M,
,,,n,,,v /, l,,, ,,d v,,, a. mprl
,~r,,,et,,n f,r mi. .ns.iss # ntnnsr,,
a. ,ny other. and demand that N.
N,,,hcr, r.,,,I. ,nu., ,.lr.vl.l,
tim, !, !. proprftv. vhilr ~ cali h
li,..t c,u,
Ih,,c ,lv,y. boon II IN. ;m,v,.
..cn Tim, tie t,,i.l.turs If Me-. i,
G,,, the amo,n, .r "A, - be collect
al d-,...,,,;,,,.. f.,,. ,f,,,. ,,,,,s
81, r,o,t, 8, s,..,e., 49,, -,
~l,,,r,.s ..,e, ,.w,,shs4 ,l.,l ~..i.
,,I ;l,rr ,t,,,. anil .,.h ,,,.r al,
! .,.s -. ,hs ,n,r,.r .~,,,;., r.ilo,
ver. ,,, .Li, !, ,., ,,.t .,.h , H..
4, no m, ,,.r. I'm, IN sv,p u,,i,n
| enl that the y,lur II ,h..e ti.'
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-02-14

rsoCssrisos ~ tuE Nrr,s. ifa,rp
The ot'lrrs. regulations, "'c., ~ ~, Viii.
ttrf Hoard Gtsnuttd under .n scI ~
the t'otssntiun ~ Mississippi. viil BE- %.
eall, rah tsh 4 fnr proper ii''nhu'tpn vt
m early d,y. lhr Board adjourned ,cs
tsti't, To ~ sinbie again upon tie call "
The t%tnNsfn1r.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-02-14

Apf'f .sp I>srftt"s G.N. 81, ~. t.v,
oT Js. The Military Board have ron.
f'frel this Important nttrintneu, uron
t,rn. Nt,h,ri ,utth. ~ J ,r..in, vfn hl.
entered apon the il.ehargr n II. dutie..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-02-14

Thc L"e latmc Of n e. bas cali
~ 4 convention the election 10 take
place on the 48l inst, and lhc con.
Scnt.Jn 10 aasombleth ith of March
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-07
APRIL Is, 1861.

Prepared under the direction Of the Secretary Of
the Senate and Clerk OF the House Of Repre-
sentstives, in, compliance with the sixth Sec
tion of the "Act to authorize the appointment
Of additional paymasters, and for other pur-
poses" approved July 4, 1896. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-07

CalapOOi0s, Molalss;. and ClaeE-
Gmas Indians Of WIkiaDsffs
VALLEY.
For second OF Eve iustalmeuts on Hu-
nulty for beneficial objects, pr
second article treaty twenty-sec0nd
January, eighteen hundred and
hftY-hve .........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-07

YanetOH Tribe Of .SioUs.
For third OF ten instalments-sD be
paid TO them or expended for their
benefit, commencing with the year
In which they shall remove to and
seii,e and reside upon their reser-
yssiSGt per f92rTtR ,s;stieis trssty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-07

Forseventh Of ten instalme nts for sup
port OF farmer, per eighth article
treaty sixteenth March, eighteen
hurdred and fifty-four. ..........
For keeping In repair the grist and
saw-miil provided for by the
eighth article Of the treaty Of six
teenth March, eighteen hundred
ana nny-four............
For supplying the smiths shop with
tools and keeping the same In ,e-
pair, per eighth article Of the treaty
OF sixteenth March, eighteen hun.
dred and 1fty-four..................
For an epuinaar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-07

'IIut'GN y Z :. t6nN-
For their proportion IF the nerma-
nent snnuities In money, goods, or
otherwise, payable un 1er the fourth
article of the treaty o. third August,
seventeen hundred and ninety. i've,
second article Of the treaty of seven
teenth November, eighteen hun
dred and seven, fourth article of
the treaty Of fseyenteenth Sc ptember,
eighteen hundred and eig hteen, and
fourth article of the treaty oftwenty-
ninth August, eighteen hundred
and twentY-one.............
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-07

Sacs and FOres Of Missouri.
For Interest on one hundred and tfty
seven thousand four hundred dol
lars, at FIVE per centum, under the
direction Of the President, per sec
ond article treaty twPnty-frst Oc-
to6er, eighteen hundred and thirty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-03

The ladies of New Orleans propose organiz-
ing r society to be called the " Sisters of the
Confederate Army" tor the purpose of aiding
and nursing sick and wounded officers and
soldiers.
Captain James Moo. Baker, a we'll known
pilot, died in New Orleans on the 9th nit.
paign.
A man was taken and hung on Monday
afternoon by the citizens of Bloomington, III,
for placing distractions on the track Of the
Illinois Central Railroad, to throw Off the
train bringing troops South.
Some of the Louisiana troops now at Pen
sacola have been ordered TO Virginia. Among
these are the Louisiana Guard and the Or
leans Cadets.
On Saturday evening and night five of the
recruits at Annapolis were taken to the hos
pital, laboring under mania a. potu, having
drank too freely while on board the steamers.
The Maryland House of Delegates has passed
a bill legalizing the suspension of specie pay.
ments by the banks of the State until March
II, 1852.
The Northern papers say there is no truth
In the report that fifty members of the 7th re-
fused the oath, or refused to 60 out OF the Dis
trlct.
The public are warned against putting
any faith or credence in the hundreds of ssen-
sation" stories that are started every day.
The Council of Danvilie, Va, have taken
ample measures for the relief of the families Of
their volunteers.
Edward Frost Is now principal engineer of
the Washington Aqueduct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-03

ri ............SpeeiaI Nssice...........zN
$4,000 WORTH
H IF Or "A r. Il u R Y q . Q ID s
AT AND BELoW COST,
ROR CASH ONLY
roc CLOSE BUSlA ESS.
In consequence OF tbs general financial defang6-
aent thr0us out tn country, We have dstsrnlin ed
to sell Oft our superior and desirable stock Of
DRY q o U D 5
at GREAT SACRIFICE, TO close business as soon
AZ possible.
We otter this day, every article, at PRIME
COST, from paper Of n sedleS up TO the RICHEST
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, oar stock Is very
large aud conpiete, consisting Of
Table DAMAsK,
Linen SHEETIEG,
Pillew;asse LINENS.
TOWELS, HUCKABACK, &C., 30.
Splendid assortment Of -
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
and all the latest styles Of French and English
ZAP les,
for Ladies'. and Ohildrens Dresses for Spring.
winter ana 'u" ESas5IbaerpERIEs.
HOSIERY, GLOVES. HDkFS.,
SHAWLS, CLOARs aud MANTLRS
SHlRTIEGS aud SHEETINGs.
FLANSELS and BLANKETS, Of every descrip-
ton.
IRISH LINENS and DIAPERS
BoMBaZiHE5 and BLACh ALPACAS
Large stock of Goods for SERVANTS Summer
and W inter Clothing.
aF Purchasers are invited to call and see for
themselves. A. K. PARKER Il CO.,
LAB Main street, Eagle Square.
N. BAH persons indebted to us will pl case
longer Indulgence will not be given,
NH st p 4 co