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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-26

Hays, Republican, Is elected Gov
ernor Of Ohio by about 1 200 majori-
". Negro suffrage Is defeated by
$4,000 votes.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-26

Grand Distribution!
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Anovsrme 70
t26s,s5e II 800 Certificates
THREE PRELIMINARY v
Aup
One Grand Scheme.
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Chartered BY On act Of the Legislature Of Ms
sissipPii passed February is, 1867.
The following receipt from the State Treas
urer exhibits the fac, that the Society has paid
into the STATE Treasury the sum Of Five Thous-
md Dollars for the benefit Of the State Unlver-
atty, 81
cory on rrcsirr.
No. III State of Mississippi Five Thoumnd
Dollars Btate Treasury, Jsckou.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-26

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-26

E@IH@ @@a4 NXXEIII
to the dangers that surround them.
Extremes always bring coun,encion,
and great reforms IN government
spring ftpm great abuses Of power.
Such . reform VI nov much need 10
restore the constitution TO its purity.
Mr.. Stevens, no doubt, introduced he
c~oa6seation scheme to alarm the
South into acquicscencc In measures
which he know 10 Be unconstitutional.
He well knew that the nlvstion 81
his party dependsd On converting che
strsnsth Of The South IN his party
purposes, through the fsan Of Ire
people, and hs did nol miisds,'
human nature IN appealing 10 svasice
rather than to patriotism. Bat win
the South avs property BY yisIdiur
all ~ political rightsi banly, 81
whcehlnks 20 must have taken ! 60
peracial view Of passing events.
pIlce the ignorant, misguided nero
il power, with vicious, Degraded nd
!cals 70 control him, and c-oaasstics
By etats action u inevitable. The
ars daily Taught that the
and beIoues 70 them; sscres associs-
|ions have been fbrmed shrosrbes
- nn>ofk IN inrmIr>e~ ali auS--
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pceed % the dominant partyl Nor
win you Be allowed 10 change the
form cf your Slats government 20 a.
" limis the right Of suffrage, since,
by adopsisg thess measures, you adj
'mit tAet c0agssn hes the power 10
ccasssl, modify, Of abolish Il q
pleasure, and yoa will be held e.
torred " ycsr own oct. Your only
security, shsssfcrs, II 70 b. found IN
psrsis.susly holding On to, and Ii de-
n,apdiug IN obsnrvsncs Of your con-
siitationsl rightA II . dr-potism
imass b PLACID over you, lei Il b,
deas without your consent. Mi~;s-
sippi nov occupies the attitude Of
having resisted thess measurss
Through Tie proper ehaaasls Of an
aPP<.l 70 the Judiciary for relief; her
psepls viii dsssrey ne moral force
OF her position By . voluntary 20
aaisesscs IN them. $50
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sccepe snees measures something
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y sssia . e-snpronin bv vurr,nder-
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-26

In The Three Preliminary Distributions and
Grand scheme, there viii be distributed I, 1850
premiums amounting 10 eass,sso In 1900
certificates.
plRuruua yp0S sso IA - ooo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-13

On the s1st March last by W. B. White, Esq, Mr. Lem
uel E. Pitts to Mrs. Nancy S. Broom all OF P1ckens,
(n Sunday the 4th of November, 1866, ct Bethlehem
Church. by Rev. q. N. Hays, MIR. Franklin Duncan 70
Miss Cynthn M. Hooper, both OF Plckels
On the 28th November by the same, at Tunnel Hil 5
c. at the residence of the brides father, Mr. Wm l.
Rochea.er to Miss Elizabeth Visage.
On Sunday the 17th utmo by tho same, at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. James L. Hays, MIR. L. Dickens frachguf
to Mrs Lucinda Walden, all Of Pickens.
On the 9th March last at the residence of the brides
father by the Rev. D. W. Cuttino Mr.. D. g. Inabnet OF
Oranpeburg to Miss Cornelia r. Dixon, OF Clarendon
On the 10th March last at the residence Of the BRIDE
by the Rev. D. w. Cuttino, Mr. j. u. Beatson to Mrs.
Mary Jones, all OF Clarendon.
On the 10th January last by tho Rev. T. Adams Way,
Mr. L. s. Bradham to Miss Kate ". Thigpen ut the resi-
dence of Mrs. Laura Eadons, all OF Clarendon.
On Sunday evening, oath umo, at the residence OF
the brides father by II. G.. Gatney Esq Mr. A. D. FER
ry Jr and Miss Elizabeth Amos, all of SpartanburG Dis
trict
In Ebeneezervie Oh the ed instant Mt the residence
of the brides mother, by Rev. s. j. Watson Rev. D. +.
Watson of Camden, Arkansas and l''Ss Mary T. AIS
ton, of York District
In York District Tuesday, I'd instant, by Rev. Mr.
saye Captain A. A. Erwin, OF Mece!onburg n C.' and
Miss Emily, daughter of Capt. Jonathan N. McEwee
On March 26tll Mt the residence of the brides mo.
ther by Rev. T. G.. Herbert, Rev. George r. Round una
Miss Julia A. Hammond, all of Anderson, S. q.
On the 10th March, by John Black Esq, Mr.. Galloway
Alexander and Miss Jane Wright, both OF Anderson
District.
On Tuesday the Cd instant oy F. Crawford ESQ, Mr.,
T. Hill of York. and Miss Esther Michel, OF Chester
District.
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The Dyeing Confederate.
BIZ A VIRGINIA LADY,.

=
i am dyeingl Hessie, dyeinS!
~ Boils tho kettle hot and fast,
With the bark of plum and walnut
Gathered in tho days long part.
Reach hand; oh, Hcssie, help me;
Cease thy gigglc and look here;
Notice this great pie OF earmeltS
Thou and alone would wear.
.rrbouch NV torn and faded dresses
Loss their blackness more and moro.
And n,r well.worn shawls and stockings
Tell how war has made me poor;
Though no gittering silks are with them,
Crayed by every woman's will
mus, mend, and change and alter-
Dye my Sunday garments still.
Let not Fashions heartless daughters
Mock this crape-this garb OF woe;'.
Twas NO womau's hand that tore it
Twas Yankee soilet it so.
Haste, then. Hessie, bring your dresses;
Erst, like mine, they were, aud gay;
Throw them into this tig kettle,
They're too good to throw away.
Should the rich folks who have plenty,
Sheer at bark dyes in tho towns;
We viii say, if they don't like them,
Let them send us better gowns.
must dye my web Of hnsey,
To he woven for the spring;
Judy waiteth for her filling
And this color is" the thing"
So, be quick, my laughing Hessie!
Gather up our mournful pile;
Don't expect to light that dry wood
With the splendor OF thy smile.
: Hand me here thoses capes and dresses,
Take thy veil and traps with mine;
So. we'll be in style next Sunday
: triumph in that cloak of mine
This is dyeing, Hessie! dyeingl
Starts tcar-drop in thine eye?
Wipe it of, my rhnnie Hessiel
Tstters are not worth sigh.
See that stick will break that kettle
Hessie, dear! this is the knelli
Cherished hopes the dye is tlrownl
Reconstruction fare thee well!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-13
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC. Il; !.
SARATOGA A..
''EXCELSLOR' Spring WATER

NyHE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
be unequalled by that of any other in the tarfamed
valley of Saratoga It's virtues such have secured
1t the high encomiums Of all who have used it. possess
ing docs in eminent degree, catharic duretc,
Alternative and tonic qualities. -
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ D., Professor
Practice of Physic, Jefferson Medical College, Phila
delphia, formerly Of Charleston S. c.:
PHILADELPHIA, November 15, 1856.
l have been for year or more past in the habit OF
taking the water of tho Excelsior Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion Of my invalid lite
to the different waters Of the several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley, dependent indeed
fed that the Excelsior Water well adapted any
other among them, not more co. to the purposes for
strongly impregnatcd with tho carbonc acid lively and
sparkling. " can heartily and consciendously
recommend it to all who need gentle catharhc and
diure6c. SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, d. D.
The Water is put up in Pint and Quart bottles, and
packed in good order for shipping, Pnts in boxes OF
four dozen each aud Quarts in of two dozen EACH
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PORT OF sTON.
Arrived Yesterday.


sclr Ellen, from -. 8 bales Cotton. To Rav-
enel / BarnWell.
sclr Ann Deas, from West Point Mill II bbls Rice
To Cohen Hanckei Co. Thurston l. Holmes
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Richardson, Savannah, via
Beaufort and Hilton Head 10 bales Cotton, 700
sacks Corn, and Mdze To Ferguson Holmes, Pinck-
press Co, j Ensow T. Co, Rayenel Co.
Steamer Emile Davis, Georgetown, c. 81 herces
Rice, so hhds 1lolasses, 2 bales Cotton 12O sacks
s Mortimer Mrs R " Aston, J O'Neill & Son, A
Loryea, Thurston 4 Holmes, L T Koester Claus-
sen, and others.
Cleared Yesterday.
Br schr Alert Mann, Matanzas-J Enslow Co.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Br brig Lizzie Billings, Mott, Portland Me.
Br sctr Alert Mann, Matanzas.
Schr j Hawkins, Wyatt, New York
schr " 3 Douglass, Lawrence. st Mary's, Geo.
schr Ma1aeld. May, Jacksonville d Fla
Schr L l. A. Babcock, Smith, Jacksonville, Fin.
Steamer Dictator Coxetter Palatka, via Jacksonville,
Fernandina and Savannah.
From this Port.
Steamship saragossa, Crowell, New York, April9
French bark Mazatlan, Fauvre, Havre, March Is.
Schr Margaret Reinhardt, Hand Providence, April T.
Up for this Port.
Steamship Sea Gull Dutton Baltimore 10 leave April II.
Cleared for this Fort.
Schr Ella Fish, Wiley, at Baltimore, April 10.
Schr j W Rumsey, Cranlner at Baltimore, April 10.
Sailed for this Port.
Ship Amelia, Conner, from Liverpool, March 25.
Schr Mollie, plummer, from Norfolk, April 6.
N1emOrn nda.
The Br bark Regina, Cumminger, from this port for
Liverpool, arrived at Queenstown, March %.
Ship Confidence, of New York, from Charleston 70,
Liverpool with cargo Of cotton before reported by
cabls went ashore the night of the 25h March, Ut
Feahard Wexford Coast, Ireland, about 10 miles from
tho entrance to Waterford Harbor. Her cargo viii be
saved aud in all probability the vessel will be oated OIL
Ba1sTo1, March 25-Captain Matthias of tho North
Crown, Of Prince Edwards Island from Newport ol
Charleston G, reports:-Saied from Newport March
and proceeded all WELL until the 10TH in lat 43 lon ~
W. Rhen in heavy gale from the SW carried away the
forcmas weather saunchcons and Ice bulwarks stove
onaboa started top OF forehouse stove IN main matches
aud did other damage.
LIVERPOOL, March 2G-The Toscano, from This por
for Charleston abandoned March 90 crew saved b,
the Tahiti and Margaret Jnl.e, arrived here. 9.
QUEENSTOWN, March 21.-The Toscano, OF Bath ~ 81
derelct dsmasted lying on her beam ends. and VIII
corpo shifted was fallen in with March 90 In lat 60
lon IA W. by the Hetty Mary. Davis, at this port.
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Consisncca per Northeastern Hailroao'
dnriI II.

142 bales Cotton 80 bales Naval Stores, cars Stock
10 Il Bcaklcy, dodgers Il Co, Lesesne, N Cala 1I
we'll Il Sou, K Kirkpatrick Baggett 20, . W. L
ams Co. Graescr, Lee, Smith Co, ADAMS 1 n iros.
T. 10, & " Whildcn, y j Dawson, u Holmes, Mowry 4
Co, J Walker, " Ryan, II Pringe. Prtchct. : J
Marshall, Shackelford Il Fraser, Mrs henncday q z
Davis, Reedar, 1sodGors Co. L Rchardsoh' Il
j T Farley. and Order.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April 1o--CoFrEE.-Good inquiry and
rices firmly maintained for prime Rio. We report sales
today of 400 bags, exAdelaldc pcndergast embracing
400 bags at 11sc, and 1uOO do ut la'ac gold in bond
nrimc invoices quote 1132a4c and for jobbnG lots DO
duty paid. 1915nl92ic. gold.
CSorroN-Contirues dull. and prices heavy Under un-
favorable cable alviccs. We quote nominal low mid
ding 26c, and mddlins e7zc. Sales limited to actual
wants of spinncrs .
FLoun-Continucs very firm, will, most holders anti
cpatine still higher range. Tho sales reported en-
TIncc :SO0c bbls City Mills Super at S11 25 200 bbls
Northwestern Extra at SIS g. loo do Howard Street
sIa M loo do do choice SIS. Rye Flour is very scarce
small sales at IS 75as Corn Meal is held ut So oao ~
ner bbl. We revise quotations, VIZ:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-13

street Improvement may be done now, or but such
part of it as may be absolutely requisite for it's
more perfect drainage, and shown BY transverse
section OF roadway The plan and soction OF stfeet
only contemplated the ultcrior perfect 1ormatlon
and drainage of tho street. Your honoraDly Doay
will order as to this.
3. PLAN OF ROAD COVERING.
/. SheRs.-Your resolution proposes q covering
of shells. which recommend shall be formed ono
foot.high at tho crest and six inches high at the
edges to be spread in two layers, and the whole
surface OF each layer to be uniformly packed and
rolled.
.. Plaak.-The covering Of plank is proposed to
be. laid on five longitudinal sills, of 3S4 yellow
pine scanting, vol bodied into the graded sur
faco.
The planks shall be thirty-three feet long, and
shall bo laid in diagonal 10 the axis OF the street;
and shall bear flush upon these sllls and be spiked
| thereto with six inch spikes.
For the more complete intelligence or thls wnoIe
plan bog leave to refer you to the detailed dra"
i tnes in plan section and isometric hereWltn Iul
| nished and submitted
g. ESTIMATED COSTS.
l. rhe cost of graduation common to either pan =, m
of road covering Is.
o The cost OF road covering 90 .oc
| Shells. .2o,oSo
| PLANK. SSI LOU
2 Cost of road covering, with cost OF graduation,
| Shell.-. ...................s .so'ooo
| Graduation. ......... .S2,'4U
| Total ..................... .eii''''
| Plank ..:......... 60 10y oT
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do hereby certify that the above is true report.
$3.50. &. B. slGWALD, Captain OF Police.
Received Charleston 9th April, 1867, Of Captain Sig
wald hundred and seventytour dollars, In full OF
above amount B: F. WHIIDEN,
For City Treasurer.
s13s.75, and Harbor Master for the same month,
showing $Ss7.54 paid into the City Treasury. In
formation.
The following Report Of the City Engineer, ac-
o0mpanisSr rs Sz Ps y yas yf FsfsYsS RfS5n"t0n
CrrY HALL, April 6, 1867.
IoNte Honorable Ma yor and Aldermen Of tie Cay
Of Charleston.
GENTLEMEN: Agreeably to your resolution,
passed in Council on the 26th ulnmo and officially
communicated to mo on the I'd instant, have cx-
amined the subject ordered, and respectfully sub
NIT this Report:
/. PLAN OF FORMATION OF ROAD Bed
l. Length Of IGe-The entire length Of Street
Line from the intersection Of Spring and Meeting
streets to the City Boundary is 742S feet, OF one
and half mile nearly.
g. Sections and Dainage-I propose to divide
the drainage OF this continued Sreet-way into (29
two sections, debouching upon the natural basin
or tidal outlet which is tho centre of this en-
tre distance and at Station 80, near which is the
present large brick culvert. Tho planes OF des-
cent admit Of easy and perfect drainage aud side
draws or bitches will carry the surface water to
the outlet or either hand OF the roadway.
8. Formation, Materials, &c.-The Street fcrma-
tion will be nado transversely OF curved contour
the highest point of which, at the centre, will
be nins inc es above tho extreme edges Of the
slopes de- ending to theasdrains or gnt
tara IN thes:ase Of the road covering Of shells
and ssfor that of plank ThisSormatior
viii ,TeaaEa4but little excavation Of tic present
roadbed; and generally ybut light filing. The ma,
teriaf fSrf the filings Will beiobtained from the
parallel drains, and from the excavations needed
to grade this street and other streets ntersectine
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The whole graded surface to the Dimensions
adjusted to tie requirements OF your resolution
viii DO carefully rammed. This general plan o1
formation will be the in all respects for either
OF the road coverings proposed, except, as stated
ed res to the centre.
It will be proper here to state that all the gra
dnaion contemplated i'll the plan and section o.
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