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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-12-05
POETRY


For the Pamela STAR.
LINES
Written in Memory Of my Little Hams,dke,
Pearl Rivers Sonme,.
.f. ----altL .r
ny PEARL RIVERS.
Deadi and had never kissed her,
Never held the rosy girl,
Never seen my baby namesake,
Darling blue-eyed Little Pearl.
And stretch my arms In longing,
And my eyes with tears are wet,
For this precious little jewel
Deep within my heart was set
Why the angels took her from me
Now | only know in part
But they lett her memory shining
In the easket Of my heart.
On the earth my name Of beauty
Only ten short months she wore, .r
Thar she horn I, o.r n.,,h's ,,vsr
CO., A.. ,ho,.
In her lily hands she bore II
Pure, and shining clear and bright,
W. h..,,h ~ i, - .or.ow
p,..-. A., "a, La,.,,,h,
No, In vain my little Darling ''3 .
pa.h.l IN u. ma, 80. -.
In =. -, ..ia.
-
yo,in vain. my little Dnrlingl
p..rsr npr.r bo,I.r 20 me-
s,n,s l. Jrsavsr ~, ho,n. No ,hsc
Llltle Pearl. ask God 70 helm me.
Keep this name Of mine, like thine,
D.. - h.l.h, - ,t.., a. .t...
N "~ '''h"f ~ So. " b'NSi
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Though the pure consciousness Of
worthy actions, distracted from the
personal views Of popular applause,
be an evident and ample reward to
the philasthropist, yet the desire for
fame distinction among the sons Of
the earth was undoubtedly implanted
In human nature as an additional in
centive to exert our faculties in virtu-
Gus excellence.
BE courteousof gesture, and afable
to all men, with reverence according
TO the dignity Of the person. There
is nothing winneth so much with SO
little cost. He who endeavors tc
please, must appear pleased and he
who would not provoke rudeness
must not practice It.
"sIissus, mother says can she &c
your iron pot TO cook some meat In 2
''No; tits Lent
Why Il a joiner less handsome thar
his wife ? Because he is deal.pla
ner.
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Never sit down and brood over
trouble Of any kind. If you arc
vexed with yourself or the world. this
Is nd way to obtain satisfaction. Find
yourself employment that will
keep your mind active; and depend
upon Il, this will force out unwelcome
thoughts
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-12-05

England uses 100000 pounds Of
paper annually; France, 1890
pounds, and the United States, iOO,'
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Boston has detective whose sole
business is to look after the thieves
who steal newspapers from door
steps.
There are 1891 farms in Texas
averaging 591 acres each.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-12

"STRALiSd STAsToN."-An evening or two
since one OF our prominent citizens had occasion
TO visit Washington, and while waiting LOT cal
at the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Seven
teenth street, he was ordered Oft by the hoy In
blue,n who patrols that locality with muskei
was was a free American Citizen, and was awaiting
the arrival Of a street car to convey him to
Georgetown, at the same time advancing as far
and as a car approached, whispered in his ear,
that he hoped to be excused, as he thought his
business n such proximity to the war oace was
to acknowledge the clovcrncss OF the joke before
the car reached the corner, in which he took a
seat for Georgetown.
VALUABLE PREsENT-Cspt Joscph w Dcnty,
Of the steamship L: z. Knight, was the recipient
of q magnificent silver snuff.box, heavily inlaid
with gold. II was found in Mexico by the troops
at the time OF the capture of the unfortun ate
Emperor Macmillan, and 1t is supposed to have
belonged to one OF the Imperial staff OF the late
Prince. The lid Is engraved in rsliero, and rep
resents battle scene, and Is artistlcally exc.
cutcd. The inscription is as follows From q.
Barnett to Capt J. W. Denly" The Captain es-
teens the gift as Of great value, and takes pleas
ure in showing II to his friends.
BOARD OF HEALTH-An adjourned meeting
was held on Tuesday evening. The secretary
stated that he had received the returns Of inter.
ment for the months of January and February,
The returns of births, not yet being complete,
and 10 order TO render the record more perfect,
DR.. Magruder moved that the names of father,
birth as far as practicablei which was carried
There being no further business, the board ad.
| journed to meet on the second Tuesday Of May
IMPRovIS0.-We learn that the condition o.
| Mr.. VIM. s. Crown, who was so brutaliy AS
| saulted on Saturday night near Tennally town
was considered yesterday by his attending physl
clan rs favorable, and hopes are entertained that
he Will speedily recover There were some sS
| ugly gashes on his head, which were sewn up
and are now healing rapidly. No clue, as yet
has been ascertained OF the perpetrators OF tho
| cowardly and murderous assault.
CoScERT.-Madame @. Y. KrctschmaT, assistct
by number OF celebrated artistes, will give
| grand vocal and instrumental concert at Forces
| Hall, In few weeks. 1t Is said the entertain
ment will exceed In brllliancy any that has evcl
been presented to the Georgetown public.
POLICE WoRK.-For n day or two past oul
police have had quiet time, but one or two ar
| rests for minor breaches Of the peace having
| been made.
FoR NEW YORK.--The L. g. knight, Captain
Denty, left her wharf yesterday at / o'clock fol
New York, with a fair back freight.
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Natiuual Aepnblitau.


METzERoTT HALL.-dazzaniga n De Meyer
combination give grand concert at Mctzerott
Hall tonight. The occasion will be one Of in
forest.
NATIONAL THEATRE" The Long Strike"
drew nne house last night. Those Of the au.
dienee who saw the piece, In the superior man.
ner in which II was put upon the stage in this
city last season, were somewhat disappointed at
Its termination-there being no temperance of,
nor confession In court, Of Noah Learoyd, in the
last scene. There was, nevertheless, very
effective acting by the cast Sheridan, Allen,
Lamb, and vandenhoff deserve particular men.
tion, and Miss Waite, as Jane Learoyd, evinced
athorough appreciation Of the character OF the
simple.minded Manchester lass, and her render.
Ing OF the part contrasted to great advantage
with the representation of II by Mrs. Jordan
last season. Mr.. yandcnbofrs Jem Starkie, with
slight exception, wasvery clear. This promis-
Ing young actor will take a benefit on Monday
night, and will appear as Claude Melnotte, IN
Bulwcr's popular play OF 1.-THE Lady of Lyons"
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MAN KILLEp.-A man named Frank Petit,
whose mother lives In Scott's Row, beyond the
cotton factory, while hunting on Tuesday on
Daingerfeld's Point, north of Skaters, was shot
aud killed. man named George Hoskins, who
had gone hunting with him. states that he heard
the discharge of gun, and that on going to the
place where he had left Petit, he found him lying
on the ground with his face and head bloody, and
that In short time he died. A coroncr's Jury
was summoned to hold an inquest over the body,
and returned n verdict that the deceased came
to his death BY the accidental discharge OF his
gun.
Coat Conference.-The American, Central
and Hampshire and Baltimore coal companies,
who have had their offices heretofore in GEORGE
town, ID. O., intend to remove them to this city.
The American and Central companies are very
heavy shippers.
DELEGATEs.-Monday night, Marley Encamp-
ment, No. 0, Odd Fellows, elected as Its repre-.
sentative at the meeting Of the Grand Encamp
ment which meets In Richmond in April, Mcssrs
Hugh Latham and p. q. Uhler, of this city.
INrAsTICIDE.-A dead infant was found yes
terday inside the outer wall of the jail II having
| been wrapped In cotton cloth and thrown Owe
BY some person Interested in getting rid Of 1t.
AssEssoRs.-Thc city assessors have con.
menced work,
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SUPREME CoURr OF THE UNITED srATEs--
Wednesday, March II, ls6s.-No. es. The South
Fork Canal Company, appellant, vs. George
Gordon. The argument OF this cause was con-
tinucd by Mr.. Bolts, of counsel for the appellee,
and concluded by Mr.. Wills for the appellant
No. %. John Tome ct al, plaintiff In error, VS..
MIR. George II. Williams, of counsel for the
plaintiff in error, and by Mr.. l. hewitt steele, of
counsel for the defendant in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at IL
m
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1877. Rusk Vs. Reia. Mr.. Oliver filed hi, reason,

1877. Rusk vs.. Reiff. Mr.. Oliver filed his reasons
for a new trial in this case.
I+li. Central Bank Of New York vs.. Walker
et al. Leave granted plaintiff to amend attach
ment now In the hands Of the marshal
46Il. Barbour & Hamilton vs., While. Award
Of referee confirmed.
CASES TODAY.
The following cases are assigned for trial TO-
day: Nos 2T3, ljQ 2s3, 303 30T, 3l2 3l3 3lI, 49,
49, az 3is 49, $40 32 322 $685. 32d, 32T, 32s, 500
and $40.
Adjourned.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

To OUR SUBSCRIBERS IN ALExANDRfA.-Mr.
George W. Jones, No. IS North Alfred street, be-
tween Queen aud Cameron streets, is our author
lied agent for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, In
Alexandria, and will collect for subscrip tIons,
and solicit advertisements for this paper, from
the first day Of February.
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Adjourned

EouITY CouRr-Judgs oin.-Thls court sat
but short time yesterday, and made the follow
ing orders!
f2l0. Thomas Martin vs, James II. Richards.
Injunction granted restraining James II. Rich.
ards from Interfering with the goods, effects or
business Of the late firm OF Richards Martin,
and appointing WIN. Slater receiver.
| 1916. Frederick Maclieh vs.. Joseph +. Hodg-
| son, Rule against defendant TO show cause
against application for injunction on the 18th
| instant.
| Adjourned
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CLOTHING At REDUCED RArEs.-Mr. A straus.
north side Penusyivauia Avenue, between Tenth
and Eleventh Streets offers his large and we'll selected
stock Of Men aud Boys Clothing and Gentlemen s
Furnishing Goods for the next thirty days. without
regard to cost lie also offers disco int Of ten per
cent on all purchases amounting to - or more. Now
Is the time to make your purchases at au immense
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aEoRaETowN MATTERS.

ORDERS for the NATIONAL REruBLI AN in
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores OF
Messrs. 7. NJ. X. Mills Il Co., (latc Craudelps) 1873
Bridge street. or at Mcssrs. q. T. Getty h Co.'s,
1o6 Bridge street, where copies OF the REruBLI.
CAN may be obtained daily.
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Sl.15 for French Whalcboue Corsetsi s. cents for
Corset stecls. Also, Hoop skirts Shoulder Braces,
and Corsets OF all styles, altered and made to order,
aud at warranted, at Charles Baum's, 10 Louisiana
avenue, between sixth aud Seventh streets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-12

HAVE you a cough cold, pain In the chest, or bron.
ehits' In fact, have you the prsnonitory symptoms
OF the 7" insatate archer. consumption lfso, know
that relief Is within your reach In the shape OF DR.
wIsrAR's BALsAN or Wild CHERRY. which In many
cases, where hope had hoJ. has slaOhcd the victim
frnm the YAMnlnp graYe.
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LOCAL ITEM s.

Tur famous Boulevard, Of Paris, gives name to one
Of the new style Spring Hats just received at j. r.
Petty Co y Hat and Shoe Store. SIS Seventh street.
opposite Intelligeucer Building.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-JUdge WWc,-Ths court was
occupied yesterday with the testimony In the
following suit, the merits OF which were stated
yesterday;
Gallagher and wife vs.. barrow. Action for
damages for alleged nOn.perlormsnce of con
tract to build house, Evidence was brought
forward by the defence to show that the house
was built of good materials and In proper
manner,
Before the case closed 1t was adjourned until
to-day.
made final.
I 3i3. Barnes VS.. Corporation of Washington
On motion OF MIR. Davis, leave wag granted
! plaintiff to amend declaration,
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

HOUSE-C, q. WILLARD,
A X Warren and wife, Maysville, N Y; W 5
Streater and wife, Cleveland; Richard Wright
George Brooks, Boston; WIN Roche, q d Crazy
q 9. p DiSoH' Frank rank kernoshan. Mrs Thomas
Conn; George p Webster, New York city; ii Ii
Packard, George L Payne, N Y; Den Wager
Cazauran, Washington; A A Marshall, Anna pc lis
Md; Peter 5 Saunders, Salem, n J; Edward Clln,
ton, Dover, Del; Z II Carlton, Harrisburg, Penn
= Bartlett, baltimore A Mines, Newport
Tenn NJ Hulme and lady, the Misses Hulme-
three, Philadelphia Siauson and lady, n u
Nelson Mason and lady, Sterling, III; Ward Hunt
Abbott, Rob Foreman, Philadelphia Silss An
derson, Wilmington, Del; Harry Belts, Y;C
FinneganI John Foster, philadelphia; Casper
Hallam Philadelphia; VIM Wilson, N y.
METROPOLITAN HoTEL-Porrs SHELLEY
q T. Rooms, W Pearson, X q Haincs. Phila
Charles Ecclcston, VIM q Hall, city; J II Roe
= Jane. kbb eS JasRsS SShin XVI J MSSs
Toy, Phila; Col 10 Granger, U : A; Gen A Nj
West; Memphis L q Merrideld, Norfolk, Val
Evans, !: John l. Reed and wife, Baltimore;
Capt q W Nicholson, y 5 N; Mr. Trumblc and
Wife wife, Va; W Sell, Phila, Mccullough,
Sohn Boppe, l. Armstrong, Newark, N J;
Baldwin, Cincinnatii Samuel J q Moore,
Hai Robert Z smith, s. Moore, Il Rnlley'
ton, PROVIDENCE, X l; A Harvey, y ~ 7 u
Armstrong, A Iaincs, i; Gen ] Is Mexican,
Saratoga, n Y.
SEATON HOUSE-JouN II. SENMEs.
Mr. and Mrs Sanderson, Idaho; X Nandcgrift,
Alexandria, Va; + NJ Everett, 5 L Tuck, Md; i
z stevens, Columbus, n G; John W Belt, MIDI J
) Dengle, Philadelphia, Pa; II W Flandrew, N
!; w L White, Philadelphia, Pas u Patton,
Kansas q q Gentry, Wisconsin, IL N Moore
and wife, II NJ j Smith, W Creycling, Il Wood,
roh, N J.; Davis, wife and daughter, Me; q
Chinook, N Y.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWES.
Warner J II Baker, Saratoga, y " nr Eg-
burt, U Nj X kean, kyi e Il Orange, city; q
Lersvcr, Val II I Lansdell, W = Downcr, NJ OPP
penheImer, J y Greene, " Jas Hamblot, Jr
Bostoni q VI Weston, Mel j Bennett, Pa.
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AND SO twill DO when am gone,
That tunoful peal will still ring on;
while othor bards shall walk this shore
And sing thy praise, o! Hennius's store.
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REDUCTION OF PAY.-It is stated that the
laborers employed under the Comml Missioner of
Public Buildings In grading Virginia avenue,
near the Navy Yard, about ~ In number, half OF
whom are white, have recently had their pay cut
down from u so to u per day.
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RIVER NEws.-Sirih Street Wharf.-The Gov
eminent steam-tug Fisher left for Forts Foot
and Washington with passengers and stores.
The steam-tug Ariel, which was damaged on her
trip up the river on Monday, was taken to
Georgetown, TO be repaired. Arrived-Sehr:
Exchange, Capt, Psttcrson, with two hundred
bales OF straw for the Government
Seventh Street Wharf.-The steamer Wawaset,
Capt. Fowke, arrived from Gurrioman, with pas
The Aqula creek mail steamers Kcyport and
vanderbilt, are making their regular trips semi.
: taSyicr,s Hhart-salled-schrs Nathan Tyler.
Capt. Galloway, with fertilizers, for Norfolk,
Naj Mansion, White, with brick and lime for
Riicy's RiarJ.-sailed--sehr shawnee Tribe,
Capt. Covington, light. .Arriyed-sehrs. John
A. Hayens, Lewis, and sloop Reindeer, James,
from MOSQUITO creek Golden Rule, Nelson, from
TO Messfs. Turner and Eisenhoot.
rO.is, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G ;sn
cultural pepsr@eSt bSiidiu , Schooner Prince
William, with wood for B. +. HALEY; schooner
Kate, Freer, with wood for Freeman; Dirigo'
ton and Georgetown Ice Company. 80
Harrey's, WharC:-Steamer Pioneer, Captain
Moulden, left for Accotink, light.
built at their wharf, foot Of Tweifth and +
streets, for the Great Falls Ice Company. .
Mechanics are busily engaged putting new
Mr.. Patrick Culiinan has a number Of laborers
engaged IN grazing portion Oh tne square Dt-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets, near Seventh
street wharf. He informs US that he intends to
open coal, wood and lumber yard upon I.
About O'Clock, y. M, we noticed the schooner
John Harden, Capt. Ford, coming up the river
laden with wood.
THE POTOMAC SLATE CoMPANy.-The Potomac
Slate and Mining Company, organized few
weeks since, and OF which Mr.. s, d. Castleman
is president, and A; Peugh is treasurer, VIII
commence the work OF mining about forty miles
down the Potomac as soon as the weather opens
fairly, and we may soon expect to see landed ut
our wharves some OF their hrst.clasa roofing
slate.
INPRovENgST.-Mr. Peter Mcnamara, con.
tractor, commenced the work yesterday Of grad
ing and gravclling L street south, from Eleventh
street east to the Congressional Cemetery, which
passable. Mr.. Mack has quite large force on
this work, and will have at least 20 horses and
carts on In week.
Hon. S. S. Cox, OF New York, has recently
purchased of William Shields, esq, of Balti-
more, one OF the new buildings in the block on
Thirteenth street, opposite Franklin Square.
Mr.. Shields has also sold to Gen. Rawlins, chief
OF Gen. Grants staff, the fine residence on the
corner Of NJ and Twelfth streets.
REDucrIoS OF PAY.-It is stated that the
laborers employed under the Commissioner OF
near the Navy Yard about ~ In number, half OF
whom are white, have recently had their pay cut
down from Sl5o to II per day.
AWAITING AN OwSER-Lieut. John 7. Kelly
In charge OF the detective corps, has recovered n
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INPRovENEST.-Mr. Peter Mcnamara, con.
tractor, commenced the work yesterday OF grad
ing and travelling l. street south, from Eleventh
street east to the Congressional Cemetery, which
street, during this winter, has been almost am
passable. Mr., Mack has quite large force on
this work, and will have at least 20 horses and
carts on In a week.
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GENUINE BUCK GLOVES.

lEENuINE BUCK GLOVES.
Genuine Buck skin Gloves for GenIlcmen aud Ladies'
Wholesale and retail. at RAMsBuRG 4 SONS, No
lO High street, Georgetown, u. G. Ladies aud
Gcnts' Gauntlets made to order ja25 Sun
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ThE IsDIoENT ON THEIR Enthusiastically
they 4 ad quite lively time at the Fourth ward
soup,house. 1t appears that white woman,
VINO vas slightly affected with the "ardent," APP
Deared At the soup-house, and, In rough man
aaer' forced her way through the crowd and re-
ceiyed her ratjons, Mr.. Savage not forgetting to
lecture her about being inebriated In leaving
fpaess with a colored woman. So she deposited
her Yietuals on the sprbstoae, and at Il the two
Gsa Inc erestar mowers of endurance, when San
itary Of2eef Rsss appeared and separated them.
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EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY MORNING,
at 10 o'clock, 'oedthsr permitting, for
MOUNT VERNON,
THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
Returning the Boat will arrive at Washington about
3%Dp. N. W. D. COLT,
mhlO-lm President p. y. e,
nR CURTIS. D. ,. r. c. s.. &c.
Author Of
MANHOOD"
EXPOSE OF QuACKs AND QUACKERY,"
1.-THE USE OF THE MICROSCOPE IN CERTAIN
CASES OF DEBILITY" &c.
Has devoted many years Of his extensive practice
tirely to the treatment aud cure Of
NERVOUS DISEASES
Arising from debility and abuses productive Of 70
many instances Of premature decay.
May be consulted by letter or at his residence No.
ES street. between Twentieth aud Twenty first
streets. Washington, D. c. from the hours Of 10 NJ
TO Up. IN, and from to SIP. III. fel7.6m
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g EATON HOUSE
. LOUISIANA AVENUE,
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS,
wAsuISuToS, d, c.
JOHN II. sEMMES, PRrPRIEroR.

This House is entirely new. elegantly furnished, and
supplied with water aud gas throughout. II also con
tans superb Billiard and Bathing Rooms.
Rooms on the hrst and second doors reserved exrlu
slyely for transient guests.
mai-I TERMS: ~ 20 PER DAY
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ANOTHER OWNER WANTED.-A pocket.book
containing u small amount of money was found
on the street yesterday and handed In at police
owner,
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REAL ESTATE SALR.-Messrs Green X vii.
liams sold, yesterday afternoon, n twO.story
frame house and lot on Fourth street west, be
tween l. street north and New York avenue, to
Mr.. Andrew j. Riley for u 500.