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The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-10


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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-16

A lads was aaaiuis ~ mahe hef
hasl~Hd . present oH The meaalon n
his birthday, sad Il happening h fall
W winter, she ikaHehi dressing
gma weald be = NEST nasful aolal. /
dtlon ~ bic domestic esmkmi@. NJ
sbe went and purchased . fine I'er.
sian pattern oue, we'll wadded, No,
remembering the sSaet height NJ her
husband, she thought II best 10 pur.
one mther too long than boo short, to
make sure of ils usefulness The
day was wet, her husband returned
10 the afternoon, and she presented
him with new article Of comfort
and he iancied u indeed q great com-
fort after he bad put oIf bic wet gar-
ments. Bot II was about ten inches
too long.
"Ohl never mind said the pacc-
tomato wife, II can easily shorten u
TO suit you
They had q party in the evening,
and were very mcryI and every one
! admired the beautiful dressing gown.
J After they had gone to bod the wind
: and rain made such a noise that the
wife could not sleep, her husband,
c however, snorcd musically. Shearosc
J without disturbing him--took The
dressing gown and commenced he'
: work, cutting Off about the length o
y ten inches 10 make II suit her bus
o bands stature, and then went to bet
D again. In the morning she was ~
early To make some arrangement
= with her housckecper, as severa
friends were expected to dinner tha
o day. Scarcely had the lady left th
" room, when her sister--a good natur
70 ed old lady who lived with them
ID stepped in on tip-toe, in order MOTT
ne disturb the sleeper, took the drcssin
T. gown, and hastening tohcr own room
IN cut Off about ten inches, as she kne'
Of Il was too long the night before. A
a, hour after, the gentleman awoke, an
Of was now anxious to surprise his a
~ fectionate wife. Ringing for tl
" servant, he was told TO take the dres'
at ing gown to q tailor and have itmad
n shorter by ten inches. The goo
sc wife was detained longer than sh
A. expected; and scarcely had the gov
ID returned from the tailor's, when sh
ID came in the room. Her husband ha
he Just risen, and proposed now to SUI
as prise his wife and enjoy his comfor
ap But how surprised was his better ha
es 10 see her husband In o fine Pesia
n pattern shooting jacket instead Of
he comfortable dressing gownl sa'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-16

" all probability mms hsf 4
wasted 10 ihla euuatty than Ia sns
ohef, aod ya fusI 1 b. NO mean.
eyer abundant o. shsap with NJ.
The Chinese have msihoI mhIeh
W. senfeely s#Pps-e vii ever l,seoms
generally adopted by Ne bai Il may
a0cfd hIni. They mis- q Quantity
n earth with ihe coal dasi, In mIri.
cleni proportion 10 make fils mixture
adhere together wIlen VET Ann
thoroughly mixing ihe dqsi, safh
and water, they take up enough h.
make ball two aud a half 10 ihrc
inches 10 diameter, and pres aud
squeeze u between their hands, mak.
Ing u like n ball. This l. then laid
carefully down, aud another quantity
i taken and pressed In tho same way.
And 80 on tiIl The whole Is prepared
Into balls. They are then placed In
the sun to dryj after bsIng thorough.
ly dried, they arc n for usc. Tho
J Chinese, when they have made dis
covcry, never attempt 10 improve on
Il ! but experience on the part Of for
} eigners goes to show, that after the
, coal dust and earth have been prop
> crly mixed with the proper amount
Q of water, instead Of using the hands
9 TO make the mixture into balls, II can
y be spread out on the ground, sap two
= inches deep, and then cut into small
d square pieces, by means Of a spade Of
P amy sharp instrument. These squar'
. pieces burn readily. A wooden mole
u would answer well. The advantage
1t Of this method are, that Il saves th'
10 coal dust, which otherwise would b,
r wasted and lost, and the balls easil,
: ignite. The fire does not last as lonl
70 as fire made Of pure coal, but often
" times only a quick, hot FIRE Is rcquir
u, ed, its use being limited to compar
w atively short time, as In cooking.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-16
POETRY.
Impeachment Abroad.

The Paris correspondent Of the
Philadelphia North American writes
that the Imperialists of Europe are
surprised by the quietness with which
the impeachment Of President john
son goes on, having anticipated a
coup d. ctat, and adds: ausy
"If all goes we'll in America, as we
have now almost ceased to doubt will
be the case, and both people and gov
ernment remain calm and firm under
the severest test to which free insti-
tutions perhaps can be put-the i'm
peachment and deposition of the
Chief Magistrate Of the country; Il
such trial as this can be effected
peacefully, then no doubt all Europe
will applaud, and confess the fOunda-
tions Of order and freedom across the
Atlantic must have been laid deep
indeed"
OIL certainly, "the foundations Of
order and freedom" are most as
suredly deep, when thirty millions Of
white people will see constitution
ally acting President deposed, the
Supreme Court overriden, ten States
subjugated and twenty-seven over
awed, the treasury Of the nation stolen
poor by revenue thieves who hold
Office, knaves and despots gravely sit.
ting in conclave in the national capi.
tol, and gradually solidiiying theil
power, the sovereignty Of the States
spit upon, niggers invited to hold
official position, and white men kick
cd out Of place, rich men relieved o
taxation and poor men made to pay
double, the ballot box farce and th,
elective franchise destroyed for whit
men, but given to black race, desc
lation and ruin, universal on all sides
il this picture means "order and free
DOM" God knows we have it. VIII
this nation ever awake? Are tn
shackles to be put on us, and riveted
before we can be made to realize ou
, present condition? Must we sit su
pinely month after month, and yea
after year, and let this monstrous in
iquity go on, till all power to righ
Z our wrongs will have been taken fror
uss White men, you who have chi
dren to come after you, rs citizens
this once glorious country, msweI
Will you let the foundations Of de-
. potism" be thus laid and cemented,
tyrants only can do these things
Will you submit to the farce no
: being played in Washington, the r
suit Of which will shackle the Nor
as the South are already shacklet
. If you do not arouse and prepare
meet the crisis Of the hour, this N
! ton is no longer a republic. ~
!, rwrmn NJ Y. Day Book.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-16

How He DID IRA mean man
having a very large family found 70
rather hard 70 keep ap The table, and
has adopted the following ingsSv~
plani 1n1 aiinlhn lnlw)
"Who'll take cent and do wiilp'
out bis supper9"'t .YiasaR
al Ip' exclaim the children, all ca
ger to get the prize. a.,.,.,,l.,.,
The old man pulls out pocket
book full Of red cents, which he
keeps for the occasion, and after Civ
ing them one apiece sends them OF
to bed. The next morning they all
look like starved Arabs. Tho old
man calls them around him, and with
an air Of gravity, asksi
"who'll give cont 10 haven nice
warm biscuit for breakfast?'
IL h needless 10 say the cents are
forthcoming.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-16
Coon ILLusrRArroS.--Thc New
York World says Of the Wade case;


Coon ILLUsTRATroS.--The New
York World says Of the Wade case;
But II Is certain that bis authority
TO act as President depends upon his
holding the other Office at the same
time. A good illustration is afforded
by the case Of the Chief Justice pre-
siding In the impeachment trial. He
presides at this trial only in virtue Of
his holding the Office of Chief JUS
tice at the same time. If Mr.. Chase,
on the hrst or second day Of the trial,
had resigned the Chief Justiceship,
he would from that moment have
become constitutionally incapacltatcd
to preside. In like manner, II the
law Of 1902 had designated the
Chief Justice as the Office 10 act
as President in the event Of a double
vacancy, he could act in that ca
paciiy only 50 long as he retained
the Office which constituted his tile.
The same reasoning applies 10 tho
President pro iempose Of the Senate,
the officer actually designated BY law.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-16

- ''t"N"H ~ " AE#fsffEf" fFs""f't
n Missis.ippi.
In the matter n James Conn, In
bankruptcy.
The questions presented 10 ihis
ihis ease arise apm Che exceptions
fled ny Jones 4 Jobe, two u the
creditors, who have proved their
claims, 70 Tho rcpoft n the assignee,
setting oir The excepted property
with the following specifications
lst. One mule, one horse, and one
colt arc allowed, when only one work
horse or mule should have been sct
of,
I'd. One buggy Is allowed, which
Il not authorized by the act.
Sd. Fifteen head Of sheep are al
lowed, which Is unauthorized.
4th. Two hundred bushels Of corn
are allowed, when only one hundred
and fifty should have been.
9th. Four yearling cattle are al
lowed, which Is unauthorized.
These exceptions will be consid-
cred In their order. rgr
lst. The bankrupt act of 1867 al
lows TO the bankrupt the articles ex-
empt from seizure upon attachment
or execution by the laws Of the State
Of the bankrupt in force in 1854
and in addition thereto, such articles
of family necessity, embracing house
hold and kitchen furniture, &C., as
the size and condition Of the family
may require, not to exceed $500 in
value.
| Under the Stateexemption thepeti-
toner was entitled 10 one horse, OF
mule; the record shows him to be {
farmer, the head Of a family; II doe
no. snow 'ne'r , nun'ef =. co"u,,,Vp
but In the absence OF TINS ~ Will d
presumed OF ordinary size, say SIX o.
seven persons; two horses are neces'
sary to work IN the wagon, ana iol
other farming purposes Inc recor'
shows a wagon but no work oxen
The additional horse or mule ma,
well have been set OH under this ad'
ditional provision, but the colt IS mo-
necessary for immediate family use
to this extent the exception IS wei
taken, and IS sustained but over
ruled as to the horse or mule.
"a. The buggy IS doubtless an ar
tlcle oil iamlly convenience ou. no
fore sustained.
al sheen arc used both for food
and 10 nrovide the means of cloth
"s ~ VI. 'A'''y' o'' y" sas - ~ :
a"s"e' '"'' P.' ''e 'o' ' 7
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-16

The editor Of the California Mis-
sourian has been handed the follow
ing remarks upon the above subject
by Mr.. J. G. Reed, who has seen this
troublesome insect appear three times;
"Thc seventeen-year locust, or cic-
ada, will make its appearance in a
short time, as II Is within a short dis
tance Of the top of the ground now.
There are many rumors as TO its
dcathly powers, and the large appen-
dage resembling a huge sting would
seem to Justify them, but no icars
need arise, as Il Is perfectly harmless,
all naiuralists having failed TO dis
cover po;souous matter In the insect
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-16
Faf gAs FAeai@ AfsM
The lsase NJ ihf Mississippi tenIsaI
HailFsaa.

-
Aware that 4 great deal of Interest
y feli IN The feesnt aetlon n Che
stockholders u ths Mississippi Cen.
tfal Ilailfuad Company 10 leasing
their foad 10 aeompany u capitalists
for a number Of years, ! have en-
dcavufed b. Rtt The faets N the case
for The beneh, of your readers 10
brief, they are ~ follows
The company being very heavily |
involved In debts ~ various kinds,
and secing little prospect Of relief
from their own unaIded resources,
eudcav6fed through General West,
their President, 10 effect \ consolida-
ton with the Louisville a"a Nash-
VIE hailroad, N very wealthy cor
po'"''0nl 80 ~ 70 =, save '"e 'o'o "
'ne s'ocsno'oe's' ms company gsve
no occ'dea answer w" ,a.ner y, a''-
co"ragea 'ne 'aea, zen "e'' ."'"
sought ana oo'a'nea q p'opos,.,o"
rom Mr. -. p "c'omps' u VIZ
m'ns'on, i'e'awafe, anu y party "
capitalists associated WIN MN. 'n'S
was submitted 70 the s'ockhoioers ID
convention, and IN the n, meantime the
Louisville ana nashville company
sent down a oe,esa''on 70 submit u
proposition Inc s'ocsno'uerS J, !. au-
thor'Sed ana empowered .ne directors
to consider OIL propositions ana 10
, accept that which they should deem
: best.
The propositions were substan-
tally as follows:
That by McCombs g. Co.-Tc
: take the road for sixteen years, pay
of the entire floating debt (s50O,0Ot
at the signing Of the contract,) ant
all the bonded debt that falls du'
within the term Of the lease, amount
ing probably to about three million
: dollars and upwards, exclusive o
I interest. From this is excepted
: however, 81, ,279 900 due the State 0
: Tennessee, on which they are to pa,
! ! the interest and. provide a sinking
: fund, as required by the laws of tha
. State, for the liquidation Of. the prin
7 cipal. At the expiration Of the leas,
!. there will remain debt of unma
: tured bonds on the Mississippi enc
!, Of the road of about s56O,0O0, ant
the lessees to return the road to III,
stockholders in as good condition q
received. The stockholders to keel
:. up their organization, and the lessee
y pay eight thousand dollars per an
mum to defray the expense Of tn
/, stockholders organization. Thes
> are the principal and main feature.
n without going into details. Tn
,f lessees, however, are to extend tn
; road northward, and form an air lin
y to Paducab, which, Of course, tb
company pays for. &.
III The Louisville and Nashville prop
10 osition was loan for five years q
i six per cent. sufficient to meet preseu
- emergencies, the road remaining I
of possession of the stockholders. A
ofI the expiration of five years q consoli
of dation of the two roads, If bot
~ agreed; or in case Of disagreement,
= sale Of collaterals held by the L.
In. Co. sufficient to pay all that migl
vo be then owing to them. The dire
70 tors accepted the McCombs propos
\. ton, and II will be carried into e,
q a ccution as soon as the parties ca
n. meet in New York and sign Il
papers. Col. Sam. Tate then TAX
q. charge Of the operations Of the roa
:, a Inc AGENT of the lessees. ON n saIa,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-16

rHfof ~ arhaoHIpri0x.
~ one yss', ls saFznss, ifft t4oo
!, ~ =. mos'h. ' siee
AbvgnrmtEe aAfu.
One square NJ Ten llaes..afsi Insertion. $3.50
hash additional lnssFfloH. Is
An tfanHeul advertisements hF lee lhsu
fbfse mohihs charged Al ihs rata N i've All.
lars and a.haif psf sqaafs fHF eash month.
luAmsa er cehess--rbfes sealhs tgooo
Blx month 5000
Twelve months, 1900
nsLf Cotess-Thfes months, 5000
Hir months, 1000
Twelve months, $4,000
CotrSs--rhrss months, 10000
sls months 1890
TwsIvs months 1900
Marriage and obituary notices, II not more
than tenIInes--ffee, and over ten lines charged
Al regular advertising tales
Al advertisements Of strictly personal
character, viii be charged nj the rate of twenty
cents per line.
Editorial noiIeesin local column, twenty-five
gents per line.
J0B WORK Of every description done with
neainem and dispatch.
Advertisements payable In advance, and job
Work, on delivery. m.
TO Coanfwosprsrs Write plain with inl
and on hut one side Of the sheet. Ten lines oI
ordinary manuscript on letter paper, will mak'
one square.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-16
How To MAKE Gossrps.-

How TO MAKE GossrPs.-Take
. handful Of runabout, the same
quantity Of uimbletougie, . sPdg Of
the herb back-bite, q teaspoon. full Of
dou't-you-sell-it six dachms Of NAL
Ice, and few drops Of envy. SIR
we'll together, and simmer half an
hour. Add a little dicontent and
jealousy, then ss.in through . bag
Of misonstruction, and cork Il up in
bottle of nalsvolencs, and hang i
up on I skeia IF street yarn Shake
Il ocnsiopally for . few days, and I
| win b At for nse- Leta few drop'
| b. taken before walking out, and Do
drsd ruualt viii blow. ssss I -
An Old maid y liks whesl -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-16

Why are ladies Ike waiehesf Be
cause they have beautiful fso,s, dsli-
cate handss arr nore adpirsd vhen
IfuIl jsweled, always have shsir q hands
ID ] hsht podEet, and nsed rsgalss-
ipe very eIet . 5 tlt
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-16


am afraid you don't like babies
when they cry,s aid q masron to a
gsntlsmsn, q she tried 10 sooshe she
darling in her arms 20, res said
be, ''I like them best when they cry,
bec.use I've always observed that
then they are invariably carried oss
'of the ROOM sssssss -. - {. -
whsn % scquainhscs says "Hov
are yesfs and ru-bes by .ishsst
passing ~ ! rply. 1 voaIds'L, II I
wss 10 your 49,, follow Nm pors
than a mile % tell bin ] vps.wILs
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-16

NJ Smith passed pork shop the
other day. Mr. Smith whisiled.
The moment he did % every sausage
waegsd h tail. AZ . note 70 this
We would mention that the day BE-
fore he Lost . Newfoundland dog that
weighed sixsy-eighs pounds. I, y
Man i like q SNOWFALL. Leave
him in idlens. asaisst the sunny
isncs of prspsdsy ard sh sAsfs
eood IN him nslh liks bsssa /; eus
Kick hin around, ssd he safhsfs
xrssess ~ish ever ssvslusisd sssil
y ss~s isso - avslsnchs. a r'el
Prssiss shiuLs hat r.suAius h.
sxsses tie fsir . veil o The f0~l.'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-16

.fs- No. ].
Barry came here as bulldog Of the show,
But Hemingway showed him tina, was no Cox
'Tis nid when cnraged he cannot command
His passion on women and small notes Of hand
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-16

aTnn Harrr FAxItr."
Here's Nysast and Hsussr, woodmansee and
Drain,
Morgan nokees md old Bonny, he plaini
Thess ID cooas ssd bxes, and nouksys, and
skunks,
Chatter sway lively - they iii On their bunks
TAey as IN sII peesinI b<azts but disrracs
70 creation,
Having an uassned d.rire fsr anslsHmsiics.
Ladies and gentlemen. he show Win nov elo-,
wish ap.nd sbrrs p. ssdskold yosrso-e
'fis vsy shsy have, thsss animal. r.rs,
To ,hrov ess their z<as wherever they ars.
q You nag hsssk. yss nay ruin shs vss n yss
will.r s..@-S tl1isf T.
Rus the s<ns q its pisrr viii ksas rpuss
en- siill. X
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-16

Here now we have a splendid 0possum,
Tallow-aced Gibbs a sweet-scented blossom;
A hen-roost thief he'd steal blind nigger's
bread,
But meet him in daylight he feigns to be dead
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-16

No. 10.
That fellow there with the black carpet bag,
Is what we call here mean scalawag;
He swindled a niger Of the Bolivar track,
And joys In the name Of JehiAl Railsbaek.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-16

Here is Poleeat Chapel (don't fear) I'll be
brief
He's drunkard, traitor a fool and thief;
He deserted his country, State, and his kin
Cast everything of bu, whisky and sin.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-04-24
StCO LOCALS.
yL.r.,oa .fco,is,s..

yL.r.t.n .fe~is~s.
sr,,i,l seetins of the Trustees Of the
Thornton Ac,lcmy. he'll April 10Th, Moss
Emery, EsC.. WAS chosen President. anl John
q. Br.lbary vas chosen Clerk aad Treasurer,
The C,llowin. Trustees were elcctei 10 NIL VA
,an,ics &C .,sionel by death. Eiwari Eastman
in plNe Of Daniel Cles,o; Conelias Swse'f
IN place of Gideon Tucker; II. y. Hamilton III
place IL Ich,hoi Jocl,n, AMI Tristran scam
,n,n in pi,ce Of Seth 3. Fairfield. Capt. Jor.
.lan. who del in iS.i5. Was tho last survivor o'
the original Bo,ri Of Trustees appointed under
the charter in 1871.
Joseph lob>oa. John A. Derry and II y
Hamilton were chosen Committee 10 confer
with u committee of the City Ccuneil, In ~
CARL TO rebuilding the Academy, and dc,sing
means Whereby the scholars Of this city may
share in its privileges. The fund % the Acsdc-
nv nov anounts ~ nearly s2a,OoO. ell veil
invested in good securities, and ID Is prohNhls
thai NJ NO distant day, this viii be male avail
able Tor the purposes isr which the institution
was projected
ye.~ Mui. s.s... ~.
Jos. q. Deerins. Esq. Of saco, has just com.
plc,e.l one Of the finest saw-milis 10 be found In
New England Il v staAisd On ,SPringA Is
land, on the site Of ne old bradbury MIN, h u
ftct long. 10 feet vide and t-O stories high, viii
granite wall foundations. The upper story con
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-04-24
MUNICIPAL COUnr.
BxroR. mrs HoHon, JUDO. .ELLrsos.


Nine tenths Of the cases brought before the cour,
since the second OF April, were for intoxicatiou
Several Of the parties, having some little shame
lett, have petitoned the Judge and also requested
our reporter 10 keep them -out OF the papers" IN
deietcnco 70 that wish their names do not appear
In this record. There, are eight OF these cassa
which arc nov omitted. Mlchas. Henry. forgot his
marriage covenant u Indeed, he ever had any, and
- continual dropping In . very rainy day and .
contentious women are alike" All about some
bvsrlers. 800 and cost 49,
Norris Ryan was found serenadlnC lamp post
aud appeared IN he stranger 10 the pursuit OF
something under di1cultirs. and ~ he couldn't ind
he Was lined and committed until bis legs got
untangled. Philip McGuire, ditto.
j reel Hill was ordered ~ recognise 10 the sum
Of -. for his appearance tefore the b. J. q. In
May Tor prubsble assault upon an officer.
webster Do~ OF kcnncbunkport was fined for
be comes here q, seonnd time, he will probably
"fnd his veal cooked"
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