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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

CHARACTERISTIC DANCE
ALL THE CHARACTERS.
Composed by Mons PAUL BRILLIANT
Between Of the comedy Mr. RDBERT
SToEPEL viii Introduce HoVe and peculiar meanse,
titled - -
MUSICAL PANORAMA OF BROADWAY.
Bones and Paquee 50 ceats Orchestra Stalls eli Private
BoN for ssyeu L srsOus 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
Religious Notices.

Antsacb lantiSt Church. 7thay., near 18th s,-seats
nee PTsscling Il iol pJ ts Rev, Mr. Benton SsaR;
hin Of tbs Snepherd Rifles The Pastor, JOAN quincy
ADAMS vsill preach ct ava "A p BsPsn after ts even
he
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-10
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,

IANuhA tulhIl
To The children and hsis. irhose nGmr' are an.
kaorn Of H.lvid Powef, deceased, 10 Lsri Por.
r., Loutsa Harbin and ne chiid,ra aud heirs
rho,s names arr ~uDkHotrn Of james Porer, De.
erased, 10 Morgan Potrsr fhs hrsLand al Corus.
la Porsr, decreased, and 10 the oatidrea and
hsto irhose names are uHkHotrn Qf The aid Cor
nsfia, decreased, 10 Hannah Porrer ridpw 81
Leri Potrer, dsceassd, 10 UiH,am Pcrer, John
Pcrer. and Nancy Potrsr, children ~ E,ibord
Porer, decreased, and 10 The oth,f children
AMI hsis of Edirand Powsr. decreased, whoss
names ars gnkHo,ra, 10 Eisabeih Porsr tridoT
n said Edward, d,csassd. 10 Si1phsa Poref,
John Porer, Jdmss Porss. Tshihd Sommsrs.
Uomas Nommsn, Aiphsm Henson. L,f. Hri.
con, and the other children aadhsin ,rhoss names
arr nnkotrn ef Hanotray Polrsr. dereassd, and
10 Margaret PoreS ,eido,r Of soid Haiiogay
Porsr, dsesdsed.
VrUu and each one Of you are here cited 10 be
and appear bafors the Probate Court II said
county nj the Court House thereof, M Saturday
the Ind Jay VI February, lsGi, then and there 10
answer ihr petition 81 James Powcr, aimini.,ra.
tor Do bonis non, with the will annexed u
The estate Of John Power, deceased, aud shos
eauss whv the prayer Of the petitioner praying for
Q sale Of the Slaves Of said' John Power, should
not be granted. ny order Of Court.
W. p. wOOTTEN, Click.
lsssed alst ~ Dec, 1850. niO.jw
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-10

~ ". Tsylsr all Calvin KeIIe, hold RON the
We undersigned . title bon each, for an inter.
e. in the Southwest quarter Of sessiss ~. ts~p.
ship .. range = uess. IN Pamela eosssy. bu, having
been obssisrd b. msstste and frsad, the zane are
void, ssi the public are therefore shss ssa,is..i
sesisss rsrehasins fay such interest.
G. MILLER.
Dsceahsr q. leo. efg-9w
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DIS iIousE DuRSEp.-Laa Saturday
night AZ about i2 o'clock, the gin house Ct
Mcssrs. W. n. l. J. G. Conner, living On
the river some q miles southwest II pano.
Ia. together with about City bales of cotton
were destroyed by fire. We are informed
by Mr.. Conner that there had been no fire
about the gin house for some time, and that
he is very well sa,is6cd as to who the in.
ccniiary Is. But Of this more anon.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-10

N-we are requested to call particular
attention to tho advertisement in another
column, Of the salG Of large body of vala.
able lands by the Mcssrs. Greer. These
lands are partially improved and are situate
from Two to three miles only from the Pa.
nola depot on the Miss. and Tenn. Railroad
in a good neishborhood. All persons wish
ing homes will do well to attend the sale, as
great bargains no doubt can be had. See
advertisement.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-10

VV1R have ZONE sixteen or Eighteen likely
w young Neesoes (.sy from Ten to T~enty
years old FOG sale al our farm s~djeining The land.
" q. 3. Divens and sorse ten tsiIes ssath.v>s Of
PsssIa. Osr srvp, J. Z. whi,ssiJe. can be- found
ct my plse. al any tine. fully empowered 10 sell
the slaves. BANNER 4 iIoLMrst.Y.
December 18th. Isfu. n50.1w
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Notice to Creditors.

e1ef1E undersigned having been appointed hy the
Probate Court II Pamela Coansy. biiss.. al
the September term lsGO thereof, administrator.
on the estate Of Thomas W. Lipsey, deceased; al
persons having claims against ssid estate are
hereby soti6ej 10 hare them psoba,ed and rrris.
tered according IN iaw or they will be barred.
NANCY fIpSEY. Administrators,
JOHN ". MCKINNEY, Administrator.
Dec. 81, is60. nlp.sw
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Administrators Notice.

ETTERe Of Administration Do boais mon
having been granted To the undersigned by
the Probate Coprs u Pamela Cssnty. Mise. on the
estate 81 jsmss Y. Rsusie, deceased. st the
jaly Term, ls5o. Noe persons having claim.
against the estate II said deceased are requested
10 come forward and have the sams prebaisi anil
registered within the time aud In the manner pre-
seribed BY law, or they viii be barred.
WI &. MAXWELL,
Ads'r de bohis non.
Dee. ", Is6e. nls-av
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
B.fuoLa fsumfu.


IT, Robert Assk, Jsnss tfssk, Milton Edm.asoa
Robert EdasswsSs, end 10 NE okiiJrew and h,is
si lar, fNsis SsssSs being wmknewn) ~ dHn
Prize, dsessssd, wse wss q dssgkisr Of Atsyaa.
der Akset, deceased. 10 Nanny Tsmpiefen and
hssbssd, Hstsrf Tspspirfcn, Cssicher Med,
Mssyssvf Hstehissep sndksbsnd, - Hutch.
i.sss, Aldtass Mo-. ssd Ss~pse~ 4. MOORE. and
10 ne. children and kein tsarrs snkSesrn) Of
HsseyI crsr@vd. dsesssd, ENsssefh Mssi.
din. Martha q ispshisr Of ktsas Maars. dc.
esssqt, and kss hss,ssd tshs bsisy married and
her hsbswfs ws,ss sskss,sH). RsAsers, aiso o
asIghisr M kiaas Mssrs, dseedssd. aud her
hsssssd (sAs bsi~y '~srvsed ssd Ass husbands
1as,s sskssrn). fkomss Moore, Esess Moor,
endiIsAs Afssrs, IssspA a. Alssk. sns Jsmss
MssA. sad other ehildr,n Of Jsiis Mairfen,
<erssssd, whsss sasss sss ssksewn,
VOu and each u yss arr herein cited 10 be and
appear beeers the Probate ceurs " said
eesaty % Sassrtsy The - day " February neat,
tAsa and teess 10 answer the petition u J-deres.
ses J. Msehs, sdniAistsstoy of the estate Of Alex.
aaass Aesas, deceased, and to show cause wh,
The prayer 81 the petitioner PRAYING for sale o.
slsvss Tor DESTRUCTION. should aotb he granted.
BY order Of Cosst,
W. p. wOOTTEN, Clsrh.
1sssed slst IL Dee, ls6e. sj0-4w
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NOTICE

nAvuN0 less NJ s.vsiaesse fss ssers, sass-.
Ii 81 ssseh in she Nississippi cessrsI Railroad
that q IL ssp;fsfiss q sis se-hs frsn skis dsss
I Gill syply II The saee Of sad Csmpasy fst
SO certificate T. B. ALLEN.
pesesses ., iss9. sss-Sv
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Executors Notice.

ErTERS sessamcnsary n the las, will sad
IL testament Of Elizabeth L. NsCorkls, deceased.
having been granted to the undersigned nv the
Probate Court u Pamela County. Mas. ., the
August Term. ls6o, thereof. NV, ali person.
having claims assinss the sssase Of sait deceased
are hereby requested TO eshibi, the sane. and have
them prebated and registered within the time ard
in the manner prescribed BY lss, or ,hsy will be
forever barred. rs. SMITH. Etsestur.
Des. ", LEGO. nts-6w
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Sss n's.,A., c'.sA.r.-o.s Saturday
- ... Il ~: = . :, ..'.'; /: ~ S.' s's'.''y , sf't
tssy Ceupeay, nsnbesins sbest forty mem.
.hssA tAey s1spssd . Constitution and bv.
l.si ed .lss.sa ssssss, Il eonf.rmi.y TO
e - ~ 's's SUBJECT: One
very pleasant ssatsrs connected with this
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-10

rp.we learn tia, Gco = footc, Esq,
Ia. been invited by the ladies Of sardis 10
alire,. them NJ that place IN regard to The
exciting Affairs n the country. Mr. Fooic
has accepted the invitation and Designated
Monday, the iltb inst, rs the day Oh "hich
he will deliver the address,
We are truly pleased to see hi. interest
IN governmental affairs manifested by the
ladies' Of Mississippi. W. know they love
their synny Sosshcrn homes, and are ..
lrue 40 steel 10 their State.
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O., T..

-
HIGHLAND BITTERS!
ON Sc1flu ToNyO,
~ gffsifa H,msag ~ 81 aissss AZ ne stta
afh, trs' sad NJ, IL ,eo NO ersesf
Health 10 ,hs sisk. bs,sk ssa ta,s.
ro she f%suststtc.
4 fss wsfd. 10 MI that ]. necessary 10 sa.s
Aaavn tho history aai siaisffal %eafaiiss rawetl
N this astonishing fematisi agent, mo IiirhlsnI
Itliiefs, pf eslelfsisi seuieh stamaehie, ehieh
has proved itself, IN sfsfy instance, " h. The aaly
raHsaa ~ lfss ialisiash " health ~ Ne .iet anil
allieiei n eteff nsiian and ~ ssefy ellme.
49, iiseu,usi ny M i,eefse ilslIansal. A. ~,
H. ~, Professor n Hilits', sufsefy In The ~
famed lri'sfsiiJ N kdinhafgh, Scotland. When
elimaliu diseases we're cutting n IN thousands fhf
british and itrnch soldier. IN NJ rfimea, Ia ing
The Ila..isa All, ~ leoffe IiallssasI vas o.
pointed by her WsIssis. Qsssn Nictsfla, NJ eLtef
n the medical o missoss 10 ipvsss,sais, ina
ff"ff" t"' ""f fElF'fI WV
remarkable good health wbieb has alsays ehafnr
termed The inhabitants N the srstii.h highland
aud ihn causea which lead 10 such dcvlofnbla 81
salt. 20 the same individuals when exposed TIA
change " climate.
=. No. ~ .sssss, s.H:.','A
w rshsn, oscar" maj tbs u'rh'"nd'is had bon
,e bs'n ., using . certain combination ef
hafhs ana i."'. Indigenous 70 o.''f nati'. hill.
ana f'e"', w"'", when combined WIN o%f.rhinl
lh'tRpts''i nm" h"il''t w ef me human 'ttetn,
whieh o' sofl' o' s"h'tihs humanity has ever
snown w....
ws,s 'sii, ,ss,.si' .ir.s.. III ".s.ass.
"a ,,sas.. ~ .,. "...ss 49," ""r,.ee.sm.
,,,es a.d !, ,.,si, la," h..n ,,,s ~, ", ~
. 'd wv. m .aa ', n y, ,.. ""'' ''' WA" wv
ss.s.x rss,.s s,..,,
Equal to every e,as;seae,, tho a',v'n.l recic. an,
"a 'a o.s'% .s,res."s'e n,@ o. phar"ne,n
s,el,.,,sly m n. ,.,,oa.a,,". ,,,a ~ ,spa.sam
s,s,a. ".SS,,,", ,,. ",V'" A." WV. ,ns s..'netn
sans,".,,s ",aps q, ~" %"s w men.'nsa
.,"a I'M ~. ,"'.."s'u se!", ""a
maaIei"o.. either in ruro r,' or Hm",,,s' ,ss. ~.
ward. Of " ""''e'' '''' up
rns.s $1,000, ssvrhss
:, Ca smo 4 "as "n."'' a''ps, os.'sss wv a'ss
!, 1870 a'''" ''po''e' ~ al paris oi Tue "ab'
"'''' f,n"'' .s,.11-,. :, "A. .~.-
I. ia .r,,sut q. scii as s.rs. X, s"s.s.ss y. ,oo.
81 ,hr eomplsin,. md therein; ,ss.os;ss H. VA.
d.r eause Of d;,es.s. he ren,,, s,,,-sis,,ss ana
restoring ,hs dropping sn.,viss ~ H. s.ssss. s"I
assisting nature N hs, ta.k ~ ,l,sl sri gss.aor.
ar, reformation. TO e,ey, o.e .sSs,i~. c,s~ Nh.
ioa. and liver Comnlsi.,.' ii,.nrss;.' Ts1,s~.s,.,
iis.,,h.," -. - ns"s,i,. "nrMrr,1Fs;,. S:.Iss s..n
.shs, co.'i.sne',, lmpa,i''., Of ,hse,sed, 81 oil
sneeI.on, o. sns s.""'en. .sss ass sevs.s, =
ins"'s"O's esa 49, preventative o. uesue snd
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Jts Pamela Star.
JorAG NEwS


nuttosb Assinfsf On flilay he
Al. ,e,,, lLe Lesmo,ise u = Whit, ~
N. n.y,yltgi 4 Tsses.se u H.. esplg
IA whaa ~ ieses Station, itffing The
anne isls atoms. and instantly killing The
sns.sss, w. WIN Dobcriy, sod the IRE
mss W.. poeW. The explosion vas eau'ed
" Ic,tlns cold wstcr into The boiler when
nearly Empty and very hot This Lat add.
smother 10 The long H., n accidents eruaed
IN a similar manner
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-10

EIauTm W JANUARY BALL--1hc ball
given st the Masonic Hall on the evening
Of tho 9Th inst, passed Of very pleasantly
and with credit to the managers. There
was by no means q large gathering, yc,
there was q very respectable array Of the
beauty and ehivalry Of tho county. The
music was much better than we usually have
Al parties in Pamela aud the dancers mp
peared to enjoy themselves vevy finely
May We often have such pleasant. gathering,
in or little sow9 for they tend to chas,
s~sy melancholy and care, the tao frsqucn,
companions Of man.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-10
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

i Bewsvsissf Ississsisa sstssasses n
sperisi esdss~~s fl ne Rsisf y az
Sci end dishsesed, sqietet ~aA sirulMl
and Tidemit d;ssssss, ssd sspsrisik ~
fke err 9 disssse q tks Sksssi OsSsua
MkDCAL s4si.e eisso ssstt y ~ Ssone
IVA sssgsae, - Oh vAo spSly b essog. 0ol4 !
desssipsise y thsis ese6taoi, (sep. ooVspc1ea.
-. scS,'i g - ~ - = s.ssstsps''
valsshle nspsssss opssnsesN0pes - o.
Disssess = - 0sssnl - ~
nenseo 0plsge1 = - 0hQc1o0. - : -
s1issse = 49, 49, sgseoGpak eyeef 49,
1ssss ~ sa1npo1s pMooip 6o6l1wU
Ab1bus - !. ouaais noc1UV1a
go, usvss1 Ausslsss1y -
hAilsSslsns7& 9SS9M
o.. v-ssseaAs, 0sc1s11s,.
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Executors Notice.

ETTLlS tes.amentary of the will ~ Sarah
~ Powers, deceased, having lcsa granted 10 the
undersigned BY tho Probate Court " Pamela
Comfy, Miss, a, the December tern lt6a. there.
u, all persons having claims against lhs estate
81 said deceased are hereby notified 10 exhibit
the same and have them rroba,sd and registered
in the manner and within the time prescribed Ly
law or they will be barred.
EDwAID ". McMlILANt -
RICHARD =. YOUNG "A"''
Dec. 25th. lf6p. ptg.Gv,
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BRrDr .Es.
BUGGY

Girshs. ssseissl- sss Csrpes Dses-is ~, -.
II vs;eh siil eli a I,s q "a :. -. !.
this ssshss, ~ sssshess. CT nALliN6S.
psssiaS ~ ! ~. ~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-10
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

PkNoLN CUtNTf.
To Ssrah Ward and husbfHs. Isiniars A. Wari,
sssi ysrsh being an heir ssd ssfribsfsse Of Ma
D. Ursy, desvsses.
VOu ere hssehy cited 70 be and appear before
day Of February, ts6i, TO sns~er the p%esitien. sf
ElljaA 8. wrsy, sdssiaiss~tss Of The estate oil
william D. WAY, Deceased. ssd shes sssss why
the PRAYER Of The pssitioass praying for . sale d
eli the slsve asd stkes pesssssl esAie Of deeeas.
Il, fsf i,ssfibstics should Dot BE- erastci.
Ny esasf II Cssrt.
w.P. wOOTfKN, Clesh.
1mueJ the 3tss Of DEE. leto. s5o. "
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A VALUABLE NEGRO ron SALE.

III virsss Of . decree Of shs Probate Cesrs Of
ID Pasela Cssssy, Ni.sissippi, rendered al the
Deesnbes teri, lts1, thereof, The undersigned
eseestsss Of The lest Gill asd testament u Sarah
Psvtss, assesssd, Gill On Saturday the gsh dav 81
Tebsuesy, lssi, q VI Iste resiiesee II the De.
esossS = Pansis Csssty sfsssssis. ell q psslis
ssesiss to ~ bishess bs1tss. within IsvfsI hpsss.
- . credit u tseire nesths frvn the ~ d sale
. seSys slave called "joha,'' the property Of said
e,sse. Nsss - Wsssty sili Be s,qsirsd Of he
EDwARp ". MeultL LAM s.-u.
RlCnARO 3. YUrNG, HAss'es'
D<snbes 81, teeo. ss0-4s
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cY-Thc Southern Rural Gentleman i ~ enter
tnining and instructive TO the citizens n Town q
Country. Il Is without q rival in its variety 0
reading matter. njl.tf
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-10

cIt'rhe Southern Rural Gentleman Is m eight
page qusrto, published every week, mailed prompt
y to subscribers, and con,sins.n larger rfnoun' Of
Agricultural New. u all kinds than any other
Journal njl-tf
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-10

eVfor the benefit Of himself in his field work
ns we'll ~ the entertainment and instruction ofbi'
entire household. every southern Planter shout
loose no time IN subscribing for the Souihen RI
raj Gentleman. bjl.tf
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-21
But what,

unavailing experiment. But what,
it will be asked, about the excessive
amount of illegitimacy in Scotland?
Let us first answer this question by
asking another. Why does the ille-
gitimacy of Scotland appear excess
i've as compared with that of England?
Simply because every illegitimate
birth is here recorded, while in En-
gland only a fractional portion of such
births are known to the public. The
offspring of all the countiec concubi-
nages Of England pass in the books
of the registers as legitimate, although
they are Legitimate. The distinc-
ton in Scotland betwixt married
and unmarried life is so distinctly
drawn, that it is impossible to pass off
a birth as other than it really is.
There is no doubtful middle ground
Of concubinage here over which to
throw a veil Of external decency,
while all within is illegitimate and
immoral; and this alone is the cause
why the illegitimacy of Scotland
figures so disproportionately to her
moral reputation in our birth statis-
tics. The great object ,of our mar
riage law is to strengthen the weak
er sex, and in this object it has sue
coed beyond reasonable calculation.
In no country is reckless and un-
principled seduction more difficult,
and consequently more rare, than in
Scotland.
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-21

For professional and business cards, Gin
Guiding the Daily paper,) not exceeding
five lines, for II months, $l5-without
paper, $40
The privilege Of yearly advertisers is
strictly limited to their own Immediate and
regular business; and the business Of an
advertising firm is not considered as inclu-
ding that Of its individual members.
Advertisements published at irregular
intervals, 81 per square for each insertion.
Announcing candidates for District or
State Office, $40; for Parish office, $40;
City office, $5-to be paid in advance.
All advertisements tor strangers or tram
si-nt persons, to be paid in advance:
Advertisements not marked on the copy
Cor g specified time, will be inserted til!
forbid, and payment eNected.
Marriages and deaths will be published
AS news; obituaries, tributes of respect, and
funeral invitations as other advertisements.
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-21

The Scotch Marriage Law.-The
Glasgow Journal has the following
remarks on the above subject
Our marriage law declares that,
where men and women live together,
and pass in society as married per-
sons, they shall be held to be mar
ried, and be bound to perform all the
duties and bear all the obligations of
married life. 1t is remarkable what
salutary moral effect this closing of
the back door exerts on people Of an
cratic and lawless disposition. Per-
ceiving that concubinage affords them
little or no exit from the bonds of
matrimony. they very rarely try the
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-21
SOUTHERN
MARBLE WORKS.

Corner of Texas and Edward SITS.
llAVING permanently located in
Shreveport, We are prepared to man.
ufacture from the raw material, and
right at home.
MARBLE MONUMENTS,
TOM rs,
ia BLEI,S :. TOMB STONES,
OF every description, in the best work
manlike manner.
IRON FENCING.
The undersigned having made ar
rangcments with the manufacturers,
are now prepared to order every des-
cription of
IRON FENCING,
suitable for enclosing buildings, gar
dens, cemetery lots, etc. also
IRON RAILINGS,
for galleries and balconies, which
will be sold at MANUFACTURERS
PRICES adding transportation.
Purchasers are invited to call and
examine the various styles, ut the
Southern Marble Works Of
w. HECOX & CO.,
Corner Of Texas and Edwards SITS.
Their Post Office is Shreveport. La.
no 6-d1y.
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-21

Cincinnati Muwcipaz Election-
The Cincinnati Gazette, (Republican,)
says that its party, by the recent cleo
ton in that city, has been +" cleaned
out -
The returns do not present single
redeeming feature-every candi date
on the Fusion ticket has been cleo
ted by a sweeping majority. In No
vember, at the Presidential election.
the Republicans, although they car
ried the city by plurality, We're
in minority of 2,4oo. The average
Fusion majority is now Judging from
the returns at hand up to present wri
ting, over 1000. The Republicans
We're exceedingly lukewarm. Very
little work was done at the polls Or
elsewhere. The opposition, on the
other hand, worked hard, and for this
they are rewarded by an overwhelm-
ing victory.
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-21

A beautiful day, Mr.. jenkins"
yes, very pleasant, indeed GOOD
day for the race Grace, what race"
"The human race ooh, go along
with your stupid jokes; get up IL
good one like the one with which L
sold Day" ebay, what Day 2" '.The
day we celebrate,,' said Jenkins.
who went on his way rejoicing.
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-21

The California Legislature have
passed an act prohibiting the marriage
Of a white man with a negroe, mulatto,
Chinese or Indian; the offence to be
punished with fine or imprisonment
and its proof to be admitted as,prima
face evidence that the person commit
ting it is not white citizen, nor en-
titled to privilege as such.
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ton is illegal, unconstitutional revo-
lutionary, inhuman, diabolical, and
cannot be complied wiM. Missouri
will not furnish man in such an un-
holy crusade.
St. Paul, April 1s.-The Governor
of Minnesota has issued ploclama-
ton for regiment, in compliance with
Lincoln's call.
Madison, Ind. April 18.-The
excitement is daily increasing.
Washington, April 1s.-It is not
credited that Harper's Ferry has been
seized, or that Jefferson Davis is in
Richmond.
Boston, April ls-The city is filed
with soldiers.
Providence, II. L., April ]s.-The
Legislature appropriated half mil
lion ct dollars to military purposes.
Montgomery, April ls.-Presiden:
Davis has issued proclamation invi-
ting privateers to make war on Nor
thern commerce by letters of marque
or reprisal.
Harrisburg, April ls.-The Lgis-
lature convenes to-day. 1t is ru-
mored that THE President ordered a
fresh levy of troops from Pennsyl-
vania.
Charleston, April ls.-Private in
telligence says that President Davis
will take command at Pensacola.
New York.-City more quiet
Cole Ellsworth is organising Il Zouave
regiment, composed Of good men, from
the Fire Department.
New York, April ls.-It is report
ed that Meigs, with the sappers and
miners, have gone to Fort Pickens.
Jersey City, April 1s.-The
Zouaves, German Turner's, and others
have volunteered.
Vicksburg, April 1s.-Our city
Council has appropriated $4,000 for
the defense of the city.
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l. A TIE r.!
VIRGIN IA
o u n!

New Orleans, April Is, 2 O'Clock
p. M.-Virginia has gone "clean out
Of the old Union now.
Glory enough for one day.
Sic transit gloria Lincoln!
Statutes are being fired in honor
of it.
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-21

Why is a loafer in a printing Office
like Il shade tree! Because we are
glad when he leaves.
Shreveport daily news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-04-21

1~TlC0teerS InE2teG to make war on
Northern Commerce
Memphis, April 1S.-Sanders de-
clines the porstmastership. A commit
tie Of safety has been appointed.
The resistance feeling is unanimous.
Cannon are being cast here,
Nashville, April ls.-Gov. Harris
replied to Cameron's call on Tennes-
see for two regiments, that Tennessee
would not furnish single man for
coercion, but fifty thousand if neces-
sary, for the defence of our rights and
those Of our Southern brothers.
Cincinnati, April 1.-THE Council
have rendered 100000 to Gov. Den
nison.
ST. Louis, April 1S.-Gov. Jack
son replies to Cameron that his re9nisi-