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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-08-01

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fms HsAr ~ fms cosrssy.
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commenced ~ ~ Aescsnsss ~
most extended issy. TN lstle.
op the distsns Mile bedna -
upon our own and s(va8s|ns
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for Hunters divisios, Win ~
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place sosus a - s
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were in operstios =
10 their clxmos - ssSi;SA
roll Of 1000 a.sii -.
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IF hsroism and victory; "a
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-08-01

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'he jan ~ iLsssss hal asd shaI
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'he tpsiilnn sstapisd w ~ sgmtshj
cod ihe balIs from ihelf guns pssss,
pFsf ~ W. vsfe slhhIb ddhs NJ
Ne iEo afiHlea shsn ftey shgHgsd
boz sefe efisfed ~ Geh Jones. nol
y aat naf post anil som mabiei h,
hi'n ,,uf brigade waa bai engage
. ihis heht bui henssas soge Iiiil,
bring between NY sop any abd ssom
ny parties n The sesmy ~ NE night
They annoyed ~ very much dafitg
NE nights NJ The 18Th. lML and 2Otb.
Ih'y fred ~ out forces aofoss N,
efeet, aud tbe Ere VA. returned IN
The SANE va,
They mgde iwo bold charges NJ
blaotbuf . ford sbd wefe fepalsei
with gfeat loss both times. Their
hunbefs ware certainly three u qne
:" 'hla Engagement, and from what I
could barn, by visiting the battle
prohbd and eoovef.ing With those WIN
were Engaged, the loss ~ the enemy
on 'he 18th, was not less than 800
k1lei and WOUNDED.
We had no bfeastworLa or fortiG.
cations at the ford, and they had The
%advan'"ge Of Us In position. Al
this ford, Hull Ran IL not more than
ten inches deep and thirty feet wide.
our company continued to guard The
position where W. we're first stationed
until the morning Of the 2ist, when
We were ordered back to our brigade.
on this day Sunday the enemy
opened the ball early in the morning
by a cannonadc from the position
first occupied by them, while they
sent u force Of about 10000 two
miles up the creek, and attacked us
at Stone Bridge.
The engagement there was desper.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-08-01

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-08-01

No PAssponf 10 ~ 0nArfU.-
The annexed Dispatch iron IL sssvs-
tery Of var b IN answer 10 90 ~
Mayor 1laa Of Baton Rssse, issuir.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-08-01

~-Brownlow,. of the Knoxville
Wig, to give the devil his due, will
say something good occasionally.
Hear him on the whisky blockade
The blockade BY the federal GOV.
eminent Of oil the soushen ports. and
the cutting Of Of trade Of al tinds.
has damaged the business Of both
North and South, and subjected us 10
moro incnvcnienees. Il has, However.
greatly benefited the South in one I'M.
Pors.nt particular, though the parties
benefited will Be the lest to sckuov.
ledge the fact. Whisky hes bessns
ccnsrabsnd Of war, end C-insisnsai.
which has for yesrs ksps ~ ssssS
Hooded with Pixies rectihsd ssd.cya.
blue ruin and rot-gut-Dext:r's
ian9ie.foos bust hssd, and dosbls r.
ihned essence II dsnnasioa. havs n
Sssn r.lsd ous Il ssr nsrksss y u
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-08-01

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-08-01

reserve, sad tAe sshsr three an,
swept p The Geld, By he ford a
riglt, 70 cid the struggling sdmseA,
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distant 1ill top, nov the enter a
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let . battery sigAs tiua h $1,000
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-08-01

their post. When an angry sheIl ar
cannon ball would hiss near Tho heai.
Of the boys, I cosld zee q little dod,.
ing, for which I did not rebuks ,hes.
y ! understand ! was not wanting n
poli,snsss On the occasion mysslf. "a
made frequent grscefal bows 10 bomb
ball and ballet. While the sr,ps
were falling thick around "a, one
happened to enter lhe ground eIcse
to the tses d little Andrew Dickens.
Who deliberately picked Il out, ssd
Ae!f'ng u Up to view, semarked:-
"BeyS that's On swftl ssly thiss 10
b shooting q . fellow"
Alness simultaneously with o.
brigade. Gen. lssrtre.s's briesde
approached he esssy from On I'M.
cite direedss, vAea they asa IN Ia
euas..ios. lssvins sAear camp I'd
soasid:sseas prcpessy. Do MOI
haow Asw nasy vese Hlled h or
lsiesdA ~ exceeding Supsty. VA
sosse evsety1ovs vesndsiL ~v
ssvs.sl ~ assA That nor, vrrs
~ kf0sa b nirsssloss. God =
ss!taialy slisl1aeW
1leia ~ ~ ~ aad aieAt sSl)ov.
10 ~ eoeolVUeol Covsiv 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-28

NYOTiCR-MAyoR's OFFICE, MARCH ~ 1851 =
IN Meter that the fohoung u an ORDINANCES
th DAY approved BY hs Honor the Mayor and cens are
fevee u observe and aid the authorities In en-
derSna the rovfsions'of said ordnance
DxHrnAsCR PRESERVATION or THE PUBLIC LAAr%
nae MAJOR Aldermen aud Comonsiy Of the city Of New
foetp Common Council convened, DO ordain as ollows-
y Fec l. Any person breaking multi Ating or obstructng
any Of the public lamps ia the city OF New York shall be
babo 10 penalty Of Eve dollars for each odenoe.
Any person who shall break, misplace away
Of hereafter 10 be psced In
auy Of The public lamps shall be liable 70 penalty OF three
dollars for each offence
Sec. No persou without permission Of the Superin
dent Lamps and Gas shall take up,
any public lamp In the city Of Few fork under the pc
nslty OF zen dollars for each Offences.
se no psson shall remove or cause or permit 70 be re-
front Of their premises purpose constructing
vault otherwise without the permission of the Supernen
OF LAmps and Gas; and the "
vault shall cause The lamp removed be
their expense, Immediately upon the Of the
vsui under the penalty Of twenty-five dollars for each
Offence
~ ''ue' - mo JANIS O BURNHAM, rirs, Marshal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-28
LcDwAHD sCHBNCK, AUCTIoNEER
II AsSIGNEEs SALE OF suPERB HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.

BYE AZ II. sCHENCk, on Friday March 70, at II
O'clock at their saesrocm M broadway the stock
the first cabinet makers of this city. consisting
CANT solid carved and plain Rosewood Suits IN satin and
cae superb wood Amour Gsce magnificent rosewood
round Bedstesds and Bueaus In black walnut
yarnished and in oil black and gilt Cabinets Centre and
Work Tables rosewood and walnut Secretary Library
Bookcases rosewood Eegercs carved walnut and
oak BuGe Extension Tables and Dining Room Chairs ee.
ganiy carved oak Dining Sofas oak and Libra
~ stair Chairs, oak snd walnut Hal stands and Chairs
Also large assortment of elegant mahogany Paror Cham
Der Dining Room Furniture The above elegant Furn
the very beat manufscure will positive
" sold order OF the IL will on exhibition
saesoom Thursday The particular attention OF those
In OF elegant furniture IL respectfully requested TO this
sale IA 4 undoubtedly the sale Of hrst furniture
j. d. FREEMAN, Assg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-28

NOTICE TO TAxPAYERB-oFFICE OF THE COM
IN msoners Of Tares and Aasessments No ~ Chambers
street. New York. Jan l56-Notioe 10 hereby gwen that
Rolls OF Real and Personal Estate OF the city
and county Of New York. for the 1884, will be opened
noaday the lh instant for public nspeeon and VIII con
pAyers are earnestly requ1ted the same
"a order any the corscted
Aiao persons entitled By 70 reduction on their assess
ss BY oeins cisrgymen or for military services,
literary and charitable inssuiions BY law exempt
o requested 70 make application for such
1900 9 exemption previous TO the closing Of the rolls on
The ioaowins secson OF the OF April a. 1853, is pub
lkbsA NDr the informa,ion Of taxpayers:-
Nc iaspsroo Heretofore provided application be
persen oonsderag hmseif aggrieved By the
eseo1 vuaion Of real personN estate TO have tho
Anne oorrecaed such application made In relation
valuation OF real estate. II must be made In writ
grounds Of objections thcreto and hereupon
the shA examine Into The CONSTANT and
Judgment the assessment erroneovs they shall
20 be corrected such Application Dc made
- eeVa The asesscd valuation Of estate the
Who shall be authorised " administer such oath,
nny6 Aen IN their judgment she ID
1hall cAnse The be corrcced aud On the
~ Ssh Amessment they may believe just
heir desnOn thereon within thirty days after
I,dA shall hAvc bern made them No reduction
bytis 1oasd q sapfys.srso Of any ss-essmen!'
e.ss essss- ires = ssssr this , ~. au,es:
,Tss unable sltssa Within The period prescribed for
- ciis. lI.aws OF las9 chspser 90, esctoag)
W.T.. AZ wihIIA ASON, Ccmmsssoness
't fIf wt wv sE0WX Assessments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-28

The hon. John Forsyth, one Of the Commissioners
from the Southern oonfederAoy, Is In New York. and
stopping at the private residence Of Mr. O. Brewer IN
Fast Thirty second street.
Among the arrivals this city yesterday we note the
following at the Aston House:-aon y d. Morse Maine;
r. J. Hademan and Miss y. Halieman, J. 7. Roman,
Hsrrisburg Pa Mrs senator Dooitte Wisconsin; Hon.
Bsbst, Erie Pa z Mason Rnor r csss
ing Boston; Edward Waters. North Caroina Hon Eli
Thayer, Massachusetts Judge Carroll, New York Ben
delphi James Hardy, s. Gaibreith, Kentucky; john
X. Porter, Albany.
The following persons stopping at the St.. Nicho-
bone and wife. Albany 4 e D: Bell and wife, Q. Marsh
Boston A. Clarke, Montreal f. Ceuentson, G. Glencross
KaSsss c W. Massis, Henderson. Kentucky Capt
Wilkes, u. N, j. K. Rose and wife, California.
G. l. Cobb, Of Michigan; Col J. D. Fry, Of California
philadelphia; W. n. Peabody and family Of Iowa; p
Remain, Of Maryland; Dr. Geo. J. Arnold, Of Boston, u
n psnacot, Of Virginia, and W. CUNNINGHAM. OF Eng
land, are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotei.
Capt j. Crowel. OF steamer Florida; o. W. Wilcox, Of
Connecticut; W. G. Rogers and L Aowry, o. New
Yosk, uias 4otchkss, Of Montreal, G. W., and G. Roys
snA l.dy. Of Southampton are stopping a. the liAs'
H. r. c. Calhoun Of Bridgeport, Conn A. B. Smith, Of NIL
ION, Oonn Frank Vine, Of Albany; 8 Loan and csugh-
ter OF Wilmington, Del and Alex Morrison, o. Albany,
are stopping at the Everett House.
5 The Baron de Stpec Russian Minister Ia at present
stepping at the Clarendon House.
The President has conferred West Point Cadets ap
pontment upon Henry Yeager, OF La 70 All vacancy in
tbs Military Academy, from that State. -.
On Monday evening the citizens Of Burlington eerenaded
Mrs Slsmmer the heroine OF Fort PiCZen4 who Is
visit TO her friends in that place. which was formerly
Mrs Harriet Hodges has been appointed Postmstressa
Norton Mass, and Miss Gardner at bingham. Miss
ESrdner Il win be remembered, is the daughter Of the
late Postmaster at bingham, who was poisoned by his
wife. "a K.
Misc Ellen Smith has recovered 81 900 OF Francis Gle
mentson Of Ohio for breach OF promise OF marriage
after twenty years courtship
The Rev. Isaac Rosser, Of the Methodist Protestant
church. cd pioneer Methodist preacher, who is
the htieh year Of his age and Miss Sarah Chds aged
sixty years united in the bonds OF wedock at At
ianta, Ca, few days ago.
Among the arrivals in New Orleans the 21st inst.
by the steamship Cahawba from Havana, was Baron
Rothschild, Of the distinguished family OF that name in
Pats. Baron R. has been Spending some weeks in Ha
vana where he the object Of many attentions Che
part Of the Captain General and ther distinguished
tlemen OF that city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-28

OFFICIAL-TREAsURY DEPARTMENT. MARCH =.
~ lSi7Sealed proposals vii be resolved st this dePaT
next for eight million dollars OF the stock cf tho unied
ss.es 70 bs issued under " act Of Congress Of the 81
IT'S sock interest at the rate Of sir per cent per
and July = ga yer and M be reamb1rsaGe in twea
The prclsss .houd sndorsed % hs envelopes @Pro
posals for0an Il 1854 and b addrsssed the seoeeA
9, =: s sBo,. e. They Will b
s. one
atea subject the the Secretary Of e Treasury
Tho cedoate Of such deposit must accompany eah pop9
o.ai and contain no reference 70 any other Offer The
offers mast state tho sum offered for each hundred OF
Bidders of this stock whose offers shall be accepted, mast
deposit the amount offered and accepted with
the United States with the I. Bes
posAry At Cincinnati before the fifteenth day Of
April Should successful bidder desire TO deposit ~
any other point his request 10 that effect will be duly con-
Upon receipt this Department certificates OF de-
post with the deposares above mentioned certificates OF
ten Thousand dollars. their option Inscribed stock
money as above stated and viii be transferable the
books Of the Treasury aeeaby TO the regulations OF the
shoud any successful bidder desire certificates Of
with coupons the semi annual interest thereon attached to
each certificate they VIII be issued Of thousand
day of July and such coupon stock instead of being
transferable the books of the Treasury may be assigned
and transferred by the delivery Of such certificates
po Of the money therefor until the first day o. july will be
paid that day TO the accepted bidder his attorney by the
The preliminary deposte Of per centm required from
al bidders under A notice WIN = included IN the final de
TO be immediately returned unsuccessful bidders
d. +. CHASE, Secretary OF the Treasury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-28
MORTIMER GRIvFIN & CO. AUCTIONEERs
IA. SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND RARE WORKS OF AIT.

N,
The property of family declining housekeeping.
inc p'''A Se.SssS and sixth
The the and 1s
this " made e oTs,
isss than month. ago cost q $1,000 ana
''n 0'de s6p ps s z cSTsRs s sSd
slhy e S. nsa WITH s,s In
osrd At suction
bury Stool covered broeade Cloth Cover
doos iSed with tulip socd Maraassris and
"a ss Dear: IA IS Ts ad % 1
snd :nss ea Sss velvet
pets Sisao sas Frsseh Pier HroIs two extra sss 1sasi
richly s1 rt,i Lac. Ss.ns
o.ewood DIswies Room Farnure covered three e,lored
e. ns
and back Chairs rosewood Centre Tables
sss doors T
kas' A stsa: Reception and oh
y Ma:nns and Ss apn Wass
tSssin Cupid kaSsns Diana Ssas.dsrs Madonna Season.;
n psInss y artists v
artists Assumption Of Virgin Mary copy from
ssss sss
Dam su SG e sss
The Danube, BY InlAn; FAM Group, Madonna from Re
q ~
the Landing Lam Of The Pilgrims VET Pcip BY Hun
pen and Hercuanesam EqestIan Group Crusaders Parian
Paul and virginia. TWO elegant Sevres
china imported for the Paran marble Wrna
mens ACCORDION, Musical box ormolu Clock month,
imported expressly for the present owner; pearl
inaid stereoscope, with number of superb Views;
s Stair cps Chairs "a
rosewood marble top Dressing Bureaus French Mirrors,
modes Table de Mutt Couches Rockers Arm Chairs, oval
back Chairs covered in moqiet Tapestry and Brussels Car
Feather Beds Blankets Coun,erpanes Boissrs Pillows,
Upper Chambers-Mahogany and black walnut Bureaus,
Eedse Washsands nofa Rockers Book Racks Corner
Stands Bedding &c Dining carved oak Buffet
stanAry marble top; patent Dining Table Couches Arm
canters two dozen Oobets do Champagnes Wines Lemon
sdes Tumbles Fruit CELERY and Preserve Stands sets OF
Finger Bowls ruby and psrian marble French Bowls gold
Liquor Sets gold band china Dinner Set richly decorated
Set A peces solid silver Dinner and Tea Sets Silver
Coffee Urn, Casters, Cake Baskets Napkin Rings
Spoons, Forks ivory handle Table Cutlery, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-28

A DMINIsTRATORs SALE OF THE ENTIRE CON-
"A tents of q FIRST class Livery Stable IN the city Of Al
bany-KRwIN DICKERMAN, Aacioaser. win com
At he stables OF the late W. sauson 70 Maiden lane Al
bany the entire STOCK contained in said stables consisting
Close Coaches Charoeesy Top Buggy Wagons four horse
sleighs Double Seghs Pony Cutters Single Cutters Robes
Blankes Bells Whips Stable Utensils &c offered at
auction IN Albany The stock Of Horses comprise some Of
Stable and Stock well known the public throughout the
State who visit Albany being of the best stocked Live
~ stables the State Among the list of articles will
found the magnificent Hesrse which vas built to order at
livery wishng to add to their stock will find to their
attend this SALE The stock all be Sold aud
without reserve Catalogues the SALE containing
list Of all the stock to be sold will be ready for distribution
Monday April l. Persons out of the city Of Albany have
catalogue sent them BY addressing KELVIN DICKER.
NAN Auctoneers Excelsior Salesrooms 90 State street.
Albany Terms OF sAe-Al under 500. cash all
of SOB and over per down at the time of SALE
the balance remain good approved paper for four
moutna Sale positive. BY order of
hAElA s SdATSS' Administrators.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-28
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

HAVANA sRGARs.-I AM sBLLING HAVANA sE
by the 00 900 as low as i00O can be bought OF
any other dealer Ia the cty aEO. W. NICHOLS,
Importer rs Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-28

A LSEk. A. NIuol.Ai, AZ. yios kEa, ALA 81 III.
"a Thurscayt March ~ at l2
saiesroom, No. SO William street
REGULAR
40 Cfkxeps' Psuk - 90 Beekmzn Ius Co 49,. 25
10 a DIR PA Is 20 5ermaula Co
la Farmers Cuix- MS FIX IS Is eo~ery Ias Ca ~
70 ksnuf Merchts Bk 100 81 Richmond 20 2as Ii
~ Bark Commerce hO 20 Col Mar Ius Co .... iDi
20 (oodhus Ipsnranca Co 100 Relief Ins tlo So
humboldt Co ll0 u Metrop lli'an Ins 10
o. Damascus 80 81 nu,gers Ins. Co ...... %
40 Mercantile Mu lns Co O 50 Exchange lns Co. iUO
70 Washington ms Co 10 30 Knickerbscker lns Co. ~
90 Ne ptuac Mar. Ins. 20. 100
$500 Flushing abroad let mortgage Bonds.
81 az Mortgage on IL Lots OF Land N wisconsin
$aCCa Missouri State cen, Bonds advertised by the
govS among the Indian Bonds bought at the
H pcsId and Of broker given purch BY
decscn C the Court innocent holders protea ed
90 coo Racine aad MssspPl Railroad mortgage Bonds
Next Regular sale Monday, april l.
AL 5Ekr II EfCOLAY co.
Auctiopeers and Stock Bokers,
81 William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-28

AN ACCOUNT OF THE INCLBMENCy or THE
wesiber the managers OF the Coored Orphan Asylum
vii continue their Eau IA Broadway, throughout the
present week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-28
sALEs ar AUCTION.
A UCTIoN SALE OF
a ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
wnQEs Ant

AND RARh WORKS OF ART.
This Thursday afternoon at O'Clock Of the entire elegant
hs class Furniture contained In the residence No. 52 West
Twenty first street. between Seventh and Eighth all
of which In perfect order and the beau
full and costly collection Of Paor Dining Room Chamber
and Library Furniture and and valuable Works Of Art
offered public auction this season. the whole comprising
four hundred lots 10 be perempory sold for cash
ELkGAkT ROSEWOOD OCTAVE PIANoFoRrE.
With every modern Improvement, used but two months,
with Steo and Cover.
Solid Parlor Furniture brocate Turkish
with Chss match Mantel and Pier Mirrors six
hundred yards of Tapestry other Carpets Et
rosewood Centre sofa and Pier Tables sk and Lace
Curtains Gold and Landscape Shades rich Mane Vases and
Paror ornaments Bronzes, Psintngs French Reception
Chairs Esceto Dressing Bureaua French and
Chamber Furniture in hair CLOTH Lounges French Rockers
rosewood, mahogany and Chairs marble Washstands
Bronze Clocks Oval Mirror Extension Table, oak marble
Buffet Lining Chairs Handsome sofa Bedseads French
china OF every description ruby and crystal Cut 9lasa ivory
cutlery, rich siverwsre, Urns, Casters Spoons Forks
Dining and Tea service; also Of Widers elegant
burglar Safes Ocloths, Stair Capes &C. with
all the costly Chandeliers and Fixtures in the house
variety of Chamber Furniture not mentioned No
commencing at O'Clock preciey rain shine
RUSSkLL W. WkSfC0rT, Auetioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-28
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