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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-04
Riot In New Orleans.

The following Is from the Crescenf
of Tuesday morning:
Yesterday, while the members u
the convention of 1864 were in So,
sion, an immense congregation %.
negroes, armed with clubs, was az
rayei in front Of the State II rusc,
where the convention was assembled.
On every thoroushfare, blacks, with
clubs in their fists, were tending 10
tides to the capital.
Between IL AMI | o'clock a prOccs.
sion of black people, armed with
sticks and headed by a band Of mn-ic,
crossed Canal street In the direction
of the State House. A genilen n.
in passing them, was knocked down
By one Of them. NJ. Creyon, all oi
the chief Of police, witnessed the
outrage. and although assailed by
several Of the negroes, arrested the
persn who broke the peace and Sc
cured his imprisonment. The pru.
cssion marched on. In the vicinity
o: the State House, as we have heard,
30 ne white and colored boys got into
a quarrel. White men, standing on
the steps Of the State House, cxhortcd
the negroes to kill every white per-
son-man, woman, or child-who
interfered with them.
About this moment the police, APP
prised by Mr.. Crevon Of the danger
Qua state of affairs, came on the spot.
The doors Of the State Hrmsc wrry
Immediately closed. Shots were fired
on the police. Some Ace or sis hun
a I'd persons, black and white. made
q fortress Of the State House. Twice
or Thrice they made ontrs n surren-
der. and. when the police advanced
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Hon. LangdOn c. Haynes on Recon.
structIOn In the South.

In a late address at St. Louis, Hon.
Langdon c. Haynes, Of Memphis,
spoke as follows:
| know. gentlemen, that it is some
times repeated and that some people
believe, that the people of the South
are not true and loyal rs a people.
There may be individual exceptions,
but | can say for one th It my opin-
ion is that they have been whipped
aud badly whipped; and that they
felt such an overwhelming and crush
ing power that they believed it was
an absolute military necessity TO he
reunited, and having with naked
truth and incorruptible faith given
their sacred pledge Of fidelity to tn
restoration of the States Of the old
Union, they will stand by it as long
as breath is within them. [Applause.
We desire to see this condition Of
things brought about, and If you will
allow me to speak on this topic a mo.
ment, (for | intend to say nothing
offensive to any gentleman of any
party, or section whatever, | trust
| have more discretion than to do SOL
| will say that we have given ~
three thousand millions Of property ;
we have expungcd the slave clause
from our State Constitution, anil have
il by amending the Con
stitution Of the United States, forever
up that question; we have
repealed the ordinance of secession
and yielded up the principle; we are
to send our representatives to
the Congress Of the United States
we are ready to do anything which is
honorable and can be justly required
Of us to restore our relations, and |
do not think any people on earth
could give more sublime and demon
strative evidence Of their fidelity OF
action than have the people Of thu
South in their recent cnurse. APP
plause.] You will allow me to say.
gentlemen, th,t the magnanimity and
grace with which we have yielded ~
all the questions legitim,tely involv
in the war is only equaled by that
courage Which extorted from our foe-
their admiration on the battle field
and made them exert themselves with
a fortitude in which they seemed tn
have forgotten that they had ever
heard the name Of death. TApplause.
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| non Feml G C,l eye,
Oxford. Mississippi
G cred by the State In 1884 Rr,. G.. n.
hAtt, A. ". President rht cSperi.
snced Department Teachers,
all VI Southern birth
aid education,


This popular institution. aher a suspcn,Iop
81 unee years, resumed cxefci scs on the second
q last Oetubir aud has Just closed another
SUE 9 sful term, exceeding hy far the erpecta.
ton o. y. ~ nd. The bpi ding, large, three
sip'ie high, and well arran Ell, stands In a
be ilul grove. The coulse oi study thorough.
= ARDIAo D~sPAhrsESf-Is In barge Of aKy
" y. hcMAnAS ant Lazy. Tho.c who know
them need not he told that noatnea. order
,OrIh n aud Kindness ominently distinguish
ihei department. II Is like home for Young
iniie' The teachers lodge and board Ia the
'ul. &c.
1rrssrs-While Il must not be expected
ID Young ladles can be educated In a hnt-clas.
college wIihou considerable expense. yet Il is
med that the charge, are less 10 this than In
'n'l : institutions, and they are 20 because the
q ngs have been erected by public eon,fi
n at a cost Of about cas-, 900, for which
~ rent interest nor taI u laid. board.
ing, washing, fuel, lights, incidental fes
10 non N sciences and classics, for ten
astlr months. s266, which may be extend.
$3.50, by taking music, modern languages
u ornamental branches, varying according
" number studied, quarterly 10 advance In
currency.
Ess ASH EcosoHr-Young ladies Omen
I = to excel each other n drcs. To avoid thi.
I'd purely as a matte, 4 economy, uniformity
ess Is being gradually introduced, except
those desiring TO wear black. Plain hat
aimed with pink for summer, with ,~oIferino
crimson for winter. Nothing but ribboa.
Pink e.liea lavn and white for summer +;
,lk calico aud dark brown wors,ed for winter.
extravaganza Is positively forbidden. The
~ term will begin September 10th, lse6
ylf.Jt y. q. BrRsEY,
President Board Trustee.
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CITATION NOTICE.

fhe State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. 7
homs ?. Hubbard. Charles Green llnbhir
William Gray Hubbard, Sarah Louisa H.
tiri, David STEPHEN Hubbard aud Thorn
rhsophilui Hubbard. heirs and Distributes
Frederick Bfoughef, deceased. You and ca
Il yor are hereby cited TO be and ippsM beio
ne Probate rDurt u said county At the COZ
,1i.e thereof on he fourth Monday In Augu
1868, 10 answer the petition of Charles A
'ifoaghsf. administrator Of the estate Of "a
deceased, and one Of the heir, and distribute,
4 decsa.ed, and show eause Why the prayer
he petitioner paying for the sale Of the sorl
e at quarter u sestion u land No. nine, a.
siath half Of Spa'hsas, quarter Of section
aud 10 hn all 10 township nine rang. sew
ssst 10 aid coaaiy. should nos ie granite
y order u court issued July 10th, 1885.
lyIl-u " =. w1gTTsS. CLERK
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1866. 1866. 1856. 1866.
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The Baltimore and Norfolk steam,
line brought to this city, a few weeks
ago, fifteen young Virginia negroes,
from Norfolk and vicinity, mostly
females, and, ina week or two, somp
thirty more will come. There l.
considerable demand for negro girls
10 Boston, to do housework, and il i
to meet this demand that these young
folks have been engaged to come
here.-Bosion Trarclsr.
Boston is the same place Com
which a cargo Of white women wers
shipped to Washington Territory, .
frw months ago, and this is the sc.
quel 70 that movement.
Go y , shlie hlts don't epms nigh me
Gene here block folks and stand up BY m
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

tieIs e'teIs tssiameniary On the s.iai,
" tkint deceased. wrf, granted 10 u
lerigned 1t the February Term, 1865, u u
Y.Abe Probate Court Of Pnnoa COO,
q. u, f,si1ippi EuN therefore ali peiso
sns aims againsi said sstaie are hereby
lei 10 havs III IN = obated and registered
Probate CLERK = Office Of aid county Will
rs time pfs'eribed by las, or hey vii b. &
sef barred.
JOSEPHINE WATKINS Eiseutria
j. l.. FLETCHER, Executor.
Apl2i.st
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State n Mississippi. Pamela county. TO
ssr,h v Little and D vii Little. hslr-atlax
Of David n. Little, dr.aEd You and each
Of goa are hereby cited 10 appear before the
Protai curt n aid county. 4 The osafi-bouss
there's on Wednesday. The ze,h day Of An.
gust neat. lhslng August termi b shov cause
why The aaai accouat o. HlYa Y Brysni, guar.
sisn n yoHF persons and sstssss latiy died IN
aid r7Hrt shou'd nst h ilisssd anf pprossd
fv 1risf q court.
yis-W Y ?. wooTrfr. osrt.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi. Panols county. 7
IayO Keith. widow. Anns Keith and \
ianlel Keith children Of ]. n. Keith decsa4e4
iJa are hereby cited 10 appear bsfore the p
ttis couri u aid county At the court-h
lsfso[ o. the busth Monday 10 Argus, n
hen and there 10 ansssr ihs petition Of Geo
- Dyer adm n~isifaior n the estate u Alon
r Bishap iscsased, and show cause uhy N
pFaysf ~ petitioner prayinx Zoe title 10 =
aa1s 10 the heirs Of BIZ dseeisnL 10 Norhv.
laaftsr u section Of land NJ. Eve, townshiI
iins range sight 10 said csaniy, should moi b
sranisd BY order Of coar issued Juiy 10. less
u7i.N w.P. woOTTEs, Clsfk.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-04

A writer in the Girl Guard rec
ommends the building Of bright fires
in the cotton fields at nights during
the moth season. Each moth pro-
duces thousands Of cotton worms, aud
everything Of the nature Of a miller
into the fire of a dark night
wherever they can find il.
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DE bows REVIEW.

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Rev. T. j. Gooch has a card in re-
lation 10 his school, the "Sardis Fe-
male Institute" in another column.
Mr.. Gooch needs no recommendation
q. our hands, but we must say that
be Is "the right man in the right
place." and predict abundant success
for him in his worthy enterprise.
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NOTICE

All persons havinE claims against th* sslass
of David 8 White. tr. dcc<>>ed. ~ notified .
present he sine properly sufh<ntie>f<d within
m. tine aiiersih ~ la. . Ne q Csue n<pe<,
Nss=sirrf - tbs s<s< on - k<rv<4 aa1 III
p-r-os. o~iu< nd s<s
 90 rl<>s< us1e -
AGNES D wnfrk
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Very many thanks tn our much
esteemed Young friend, NJ. v. Hol-
brook, of the Southern Express Office
At Memphis, for recent favors.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi. Pamela county I
\ nesJ Yoang aud husband. James ". Youn
al the children whose names are unknown
ala Thompson deceased. You ste here
tied TO appear ,ciore the Probate Court Of ~
unity n the couri.housc thereof. On the ~
" VI June, 1866, TO show cause Why the H.
tition Of William s. Harris, praying for ii
"a lot Of ground In the town Of Baiesville,
ID county cold pc i,ioner by Samuel Y Co.,
Gow deceased IN tn re time Of dcce4s
all no, he granted. by order Of Court i.a
Itdly Il NJ, $3.50
n2A NP wOOrTEs, Cisrk
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For SALE-A splendid saddle and
harness horse, for cash. For imfor-
nation, apply to s. G. Spencer, or at
this Office.
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HuffyH sftH NHaHh Smiling
Ne fsifemelg warm selhtf pfn
M lnflafues lfs tht pffgdhn
alim " The Ha#n Hnd I ae ibai
ihe Young men and yaung sYmtn
nd men aod Old wumen ehiiifet
ni ncafes, n out setliaa hav
Nmfage enough 10 bmve tte heat r,
q five m ien miles ride anytime, h,
= pleasure gathering AID I ar
JFd that they have fr surh plets
nfe gatherings serve, not mly H.
lmuaemehf, bm ff reunion meeting
with old friends, some n wham "
have nut met during " since NJ
VAR they revive the better dave tlmi
tre long since auae, and ior the Will
throw The covering of pleasant plies.
ufc over the recent bitter da,, nm
their sd memories they anofl rp
reation Gr body and mind-relnta.
ton from hard work and har
thought. For, we have MI 10 worl
hard and to think harder, aud II
more the worry than the work tha
wears Us away. Or people are very
courageous, heroic, ! think, aud seem
determined to yet buck to the " good
old times" status, If possible, anil
] hope the pleasant amusemcnts Of
the season may cheer them on the
way. Patriotism, or q reJenious spirit,
tempted me out to a barbecue mt
Early Grove, given by the liberal
aud patriotic denizens Of that vicini-
ty, to celebrate the 2ist, in COM
mcmoration Of our famous victory of
battle of Manassas. The barbecue,
the bran dance, the speaking, the
dinner all <he various amusemcnts
and entertainments OF the day were
such as have made up a barbecue
since my acquaintance with barbecue
days; and, as all know what con-
stitute barbecuos in general, it Is not
necessary that | should particularize
here; suffice it to say that the day
passed off merrily, and all things
were agreeable-except the heat,
which was sufficient tn liquify patri-
otism of the most solid form. The
great number Of energetic can lilates
1" treating"-the ladies to ice lem
onade-formed a familiar part Of the
programme, and drought to minJ'
the old-time celebrations of the
" glorious 4th"-but we had no mind
to dwell upon aud lang syne in such
a form. The crowning merit of the
Early Grove barbecue was, that il
was gotten up for the purpose of eel
ebrating the trentyJfra of July in
commemoration Of the glorious vic
tory achieved by Confederate arms on
the long to be remembered field o.
Manassas. Notwithstanding we were
unsuccessful in the result of the great
struggle, we desire to keep il fresh in
' the memory Of man" that we were
victorious, at least, on hat field, and
to honor the memory Of the gallant
men who fought and fell in that
struggle-and in freedoms
cause no better blood was ever shed.
To Early Grove is due the credit of
inaugurating the exchange Of the
out Yankee and free negro ith,
for the fresher, and to US more glo-
rious 2lst Of July. And | hope
when another 2lst rolls round, this
praiseworthy precedent will b"come
An established custom OF the South
cru land. This celebration Of a Con-
Tolerate day is one step, at least,
toward making us a distinct people,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-04

Our columns are graced this week;
with contributions from Ruth Rebel
Artillery" and 'Katy'-all highly
interesting.
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We are authorized 10 announce the name OF
John II. Branch, who lost a leg NJ the siege OF
vicksburg while on duty with the Hudson hat
terry, rs a candidate Tor Assessor Of Pamela
county, at the ensuing election.
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Planters will do well to read the
advertisement Of John Rees, in ar
other column, headed "cotton press"
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Mr.. John N. Clay, youngest son
|ef the Sage Of Ashland, was married
y Mrs. Joseph Erwin, on the 9TH.
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D.F Breckenridge, who lost leg in front
Of Atlanta. has authorized US TO announce him
aa candidate for Assessor at the ensuing elcc.
ton. nd
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Clinton Fitzgerald has authorized US to an
nonnce his name rs candidate for the office Of
Tux Assessor At the ensuing election.
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The month ov Nay, with her
lambs az pla, l. sam , but the month
ov July, with her burning eye. issum
meT.
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We are Authorized 10 announce The narnf 81
Rpbeft D Jones, 49, candidate fof Sheriff Of
fsnola uouniy. Election In October noft