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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-13

Captain Clint, Fort, one Of tho
most distinguished partisan rangers
Of the late var, and who had many
friends In the Northern part Of tho
State, and sspsisily IN Marshall
county, whera be hons xss until
two ysars go, W Mild ID 1rssss 4
few weeks ae6by ssussaInstiou.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-13

|# fHf| WV lHFF
ies wlshaHi ihe eapaelfy, In the large
mslofity " eHses, 10 comprehend ihe
lafm's NTH. the svidsBeu In.foducsd
~ ihs pHftlas, iheafEHmeBis N eoaa.
vi, or ihs eiiarrs n the eoart. snI
Unable 70 make che mo-t elementary
afIihmetical calculation, sf ~ redace
10 wiring The simplest verdict. viii
na this, III, be . budaaque apon iie
great right If trial BY Iofy," aad .
mockefy Of the administration n
justieeg
The independent, honest and In
tslligent administration Of the Judi.
cial Department u the Government
isthe Keystone Of the arch Of civil
liberty. With this almost any form
Of government Is tolerable without
itthere can be no adequate protection
for civil rights and the great interests
Of society. Were the proposition
made TO abolish the trial by jury, the
voice of strong and indignant remou-
STRANGE would, dare say, be heard
proceeding from all parts Of this hall.
Now, II is my deliberate judgment,
that It's total abolition would be far
preferable to that state of things
which will exist when eligibility to
the jury box is as universal as this
body proposes to make it.
I cherish no unkinkness toward
our colored populatiop. Emancipo-
tion occurred under circumstance
well calculated to prevent antaoon;sm
from s,r;no;no nm be,woen tho ,wo
races. No intelligent loersoo holds
the negroes responsible for the exist-
inc condition Of the conntrv. Their
conduc, d,r ,be ,v.r eu,;,los ,ho,,
10 our most favorable consideration.
They were true and fa;,h6n, ~ ths
I.st deoree and desorro 10, on,,
;,st;oo h,, L;ndnoss =, o,r h.nds
Il ;s o,r dutv 70 Give tbem nrotec-
,;on and soo,,r;,v e,r al ,bo;r r;oh,.
of person and property. To this en- |,
we should give them every guarantee
in ourspower. II Is 10 the. interests
of the State that thew be intelligent
therefore let proper educational "a
cilities be afforded them. Ii is equal
ly the interest of all that they be in
dustrious, honest and useful citizens |;
therefore, let Us encourage them to
become such by dealing fairly and
Justly with them; |; but no possible
good can result to the State, or to
any one, by their premature advance
ment to positions which they are not
qualified to fll, and which will bring
them into contrast and conflict with
a race far more intelligent, and of a
higher order Of civilization.
In what age or country did the AZ
r;can race ever develon a canacitv for
civilization. self.oovernment or pro-
eress? Individual cases, Il Is admit
ted. NAV be found which are exoep-
tions 10 the general rule. but in
Hayti. the British West Indies. Sier-
ra Leone, their CAPACITY has been
fairly tested and found wanting.
Had these experiments been made by
the Caucasian race, in place Of the
negro. II is certain that those fertile
regions would have beeu better uov-
erned. and would nov be in n verv
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-13

Thoughts vsishsd q silnps 80
mon likely 70 aeveldp into ~isabnI
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25
MAIL.MEssRNoER SERVICE.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Posr oflieE DBrhRrnEsr,}
Sealed pfePS;rls Vim g Tsssiysd a Tho Con-
Sat n Ss 10 Il e E. &. % Mss
named below. for four years from July !, ls6s, to
ss sTrss;sa a Z: Ssy
s From The w CRY f' T. tn.
From &. W.; asss sS Sss 4 4.
Two trips daily, except sunday. and one
rSR a: w I'd Sfis Ec Bs S. Si ;! .s:
daily s5Ssps su ns Az ,pa one Sunday
tomae steamboats,, foot Or Seventh street.
';s Isps s.R9'is .. ..S 9s'R bse! Rsi rs T.
land e New Jersey avenue, one trip daily;
ci {, f S.., Once: :s, sssfq y;
nh T IRE oST @.Sssss icy f (, st 81
dee. tive trips daily. except Sunday, and enc
r;s% psl n. H., and S Obi: r R. p:Ps, :.
street. to Baltimore and ohis R. R. Depot,
From 't Orange & and Alexandria R. R. Depot.
Maryland avenue, to Raltimsre and ohio 4.
.';s' '%.: n. ,.;
iv.psd into t%s post chie.. cars. aud bSst. 10 30
carried In substantial one or tive herss wagons Of
selSa Sy i ss eo.ss
the elements. aud protected also from dePredstons.
pasisa ~ a least one person beside. The driver
As guard the horses, wagons, harness ir driver
ter control and approval
The bids lor {hls ;srys. are to sSysS al tr.ns
City post once, and 10 ali roads asd sieanbests
carrying the mails Of the Unlted states ron that
publications OF any name or nAiure, amounting
p several wagon SSss dSaly and %S;i be dis
eeiye any Increase Of compensation during the con
tract term for such service; nor for any delay In
The accepted bidder will be REQUIRED y enter
ana BE ssna
.peet The Contract viii also provide that the cen.
Tractor shall be snsyerabe for all persons to whom
and be aeeoaasSs 10 the Waited States Tor any Jam
age sustained through their uufathful1ess % want
made d failures S aud IN he perform
anee q ,he service and that the contract nay 20
post osce laws. or disresardnsth int.ruetions 81
I. case d failure Of the accepted bidder t. exc.
cute contract, or Of the abandon nent st service
during the contract term, the service WI bsrsad.
yersed and relet at the expense Of the falling bid
bidder, M requested t. s. I! .S
tsiaedS aud Intern th.m.slyes o. ne character q
the service. and what will DO required, IN order
that they may bid understAsdingly, and 70 prevent
any sfter the service had beea let
Ii view Of q possible increase sT reduction 81
the service, bidders will state 10 their bids the
sums for which they agree 70 perforia each rsp N
ductisn will be made in Accordance with these
ngurcs. The sum total for all tho service Will
also be stated In the body Of the bid.
The Postmaster General reserves the right 70 eur
tall or add to the service In accordance with Abeys
section, aud also reserves the right 70 reject all
bids which may be deemed extravAgnnt,
Proposals from fAilipg bidders or contractors
will not be con sidersd.
"Proposais should be sealed. superscribed ere.
posals for Mail Messenger Service, wAshinston.
aud addressed Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
yerai. Post once pepartmsntn
ALEXANDER W. RANDALL,
2-Thot poatmAstor General,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WAsIINaros, May ., lso


On the pstltisn Of SARAH W. REHp. adminsiratrn
X Mosid administratrix on the estate OF Brooks X.
Mould, deceased, OF Chicago. Illinois praying i05
The exteusiou Of a patent granted 70 the sAid
Ch,eney Reed and Brooks X. Mould, ,he sth day
sf hurpst ls54, for an Improvement n NentilAting
R,Iiresd Cars for seven years from the expiration
OF said patent, which takes place en- the s'h day OF
liz ordered that the aid petition 30 heard Of the
psts5t Once on MONDAY, the Oth day Of July
NEXT At II elSck aud all persona are notified %
appear aud show eaSSs, any they have why said
Persons opposing the eStsnsien Are REQUIRED 70
Ale In the Patent once their objeotions, specially
SET forth IN writing, ~ least ttoentH days before
party 10 be used al the said hearing, must be sken
And II seeordanes with The rules OF the
DISPOSITIONS and other papers. relied upon As tesn-
nony. must be nled In The o1nee hesr,,. aA Within
iss DAY. sher nliny The ,e.timony l.. ,,s,,,h.a 4.
Ordered, also, that this n?uee % pnohsaea N
the REfu And the Iaisii wsshiag,on.
yeet fer three suecsssiys weeks; the drst q said
puSile..ios. 70 b a. least sixty daIis FSuT. 70
nnyi3.%a Acting Commissioner Of Patents,
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFPIcE,
WAsHIN0roS, April 10, 1858

On the petition Of Polly HUNT, d Jersey Cir IN.
bprsh. n sdministrator Of The estate q Walter
Of July 1884, and ressued in four divisions Of the
dates and numbers respectively ,asfollOws; Noyen-
Der %, 1884, numbered SIS; February 1885, nun
beIed so; April 1855, numbered ,sdi April =,
1865, numbered ,gi said last number u, 9l being
again ISSUED In two divisions the 10th day OF July
1855, and Numbered respectively 2SB aud 2, 1, for
an Improvement in Shirt ColRrp, for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent. which takes place
on the 18th day OF July, 1865;
Ills ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent 0fee on Monday the 9Th day Of July next Al
" clock and all persons are notified to appear
aud AhOw carso, n any they have, why said petit.
tlOn ought not to DO granted.
Persons opposing the exten sion required to nj,
In tho Patent Once their objections, specially SCI
forth In writing, at least tioenty days before the
Of heArnEi all testimony hled by either party to b
used At the said hearing must 10 taken aud trans
mltted In accordance with the rules Of the o1ise
which will be Furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as ties
imohy, must DO hlsd In the onics foeatv days be-
fore !heday Of the rguments. II any, within
ordered, also, that tbs noiiee Be published isths
and IN ,he Times, New YORK sH q Sps e.
70 bsa least sixty d.y'Ere sTStT tho
apps Tusw Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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Stonewalls 0 0 2 l-2t
Quicksteps o 0 q "a o %,

Umpire-JAmes II. Clarke.
Scorcrs-E. II. Cookery and E. D. F. Brady.
aANBLiSG.-A colored man, known a. Hack
Nelson, was before Justice Buckley on SAtur-
day, charged with keeping gambling house
on Market Space, and Geo. Dyer and Aug.
Warden were arrested for gambling therein
Two Of the witnesses having served term In
the penitentiary, the Justice dismissed the
case.
GO .CANAL.-Therc were dispatched from
the port of Cumberland, from the 4th to the
10th instant. 2i,9n tons OF coal, forwarded
By the following com sanies; American, 5,9os. ~;
Borden, 1881 Of Central, 6,bl602; Q. u. & l.,
2,3s7 Iii Consolidation, 2,T3l .00j II. & B., a.
t6p.05. Total q ,9A.
RECEIPTS OF GOAL ron THE WEEK.-Borden
Company, $50 tons; Cumberland Company, ITO
tons; Rays Docks, $40 tons; Consolidation
Company, 604 tons.
SHIPMENTS OF Coal FOR THE wEIK.-Bor
den Company, 125 tons; Cumberland Company
=; Rays Docks, 3.osl tonsi Consolidation
Company, $40 tons.
FRESH FIsH.-On Saturday there were salei
at the Ash wharf OF $1,000 herring at o. 80 pei
1000, and 100 shad at t2o.
MERcBANrs' ExcnANGE-Therc was moth
ing done on Change on Saturday, and price.
OF grain are nominally unchanged.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25

MANASSAS Gar RAlLRoAp.-The Manassas
Gap Railroad Is now running to Front Royal
The bridge over the south branch of the Shen
andoah ID completed, the ties and rails are
being laid, and remaining bridges under pro
cess of construction, and 1t 10 thought the
road will be running to New Market In June
and Its former western terminus, near Harri
sonburg, by October.
MARKEr.-Corn tl.lO6n.l2 for white and
mixed. Yellow tl.l2GDtl,l&. Wheat-prims
white t2so9t2 90 Common white " 609t2 IS
Prime red t2T5@t2.s5. Common red S2.5 0G
t2.75. Superfne -four tll@il.5o. Extra do
tl2.toGl3. Family tl3.bo9lt. Rye tl.76GtlS6
Oats sOGs5. Corn meal tl0s0tll2. Eggs 22G
%. Butter, prime 2593o Common 1920
Unwashed wool 26G2s.
The LOST FoUSD.-Lacoste Rodier, the
little son of Louis p. Rodicr, who mys-
teriously disappeared on Tuesday from Wash.
ington, turned up In Alexandria, and has been
restored to his parents.
ADpREss.-N +. Moore, OF this city, do.
liyers an address before the scholars Of St
Johns Academy on the 2eth OF June. Many
citizens Of Warrington are former students OF
st. Johns Academy.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25

0RpERs for the n ArIoSAL REPUBLICAN, In George.
town may be ieft at tho bookstores Of Messrs. T.
N X MiisA Co.. us.s Crandsits.l Is Bridge
street. or at hesr. O. T. Getty q Cos. ios
Bridge street, where copies Of the REPUBLICAN,
may be obtained daily.
REroRr Of the Georgetown Auxiliary Home
,In School ,er the week ending NAY y,
loaves Of breadj Mr.. Buckley, meal; Mrs. Gen.
Breck, a dinner for the school, Monthiy Sub
;s,lp,S,on !. W Welsh, r whss,lsy q $.
Decide, Mrs.. dsngswef, Captain brown, Mrs.
Blackford. Collected BY I. H. Rittenhouse,
81. The details Of this Institution must Inter.
Of sses. esiG.n ss.isS r of 81 u.s.
would be lett to . street life, dirty and ne.
elected. Our means are 90 limited that We are
| as this cannot fan Of doing some good--how
much may never be known to those who labor
In christian love, but the good seed scattered
viii SPRING r. ana p Ss. q run % Y .sns. pS.
years hence. We continue to solicit Of the
public support and patronage. Our workshops
s.Tpen ,ns and pspsrwor pfs:sa. busy
many useful and ornamental articles about a
house or garden. Step-ladders, trellices for
vines, boxes Of all descriptions, sc. Anything
executed,in the best manner. we hone 10 re.
ceive q show Of public attention.
| The ErSA Bazaar 10 the name which either
the Ingenuity Of the owner, s. d. Castleman
| OF the perversity Of the unrepentant butchers
has given to the recently established market
bridge. Quite an addition has Just been m AIDE
to the building, and It now extends from the
avenue to l. street, being ~ feet wide BY Tic
feet long. The number OF butchers and buck
stera has surprisingly increased since the com
pletion Of the structure, which 10 well yenti
1t is stated that rs stands have already beer
Irented there, 1t will be seen that the contu ma
cious butchers possess somehow q magical
influence over others, and that harsh legisla.
city which these men have abandoned or beer
driven from. business languishes here e..
Ipecially on Bridge street, and unable other
| wise,to account Tor the sudden disappearancs
Of their trade many attribute 1t to the fact that
nine butchers, eleven hucksters, three butter
dealers, two nshmongers and others, ali from
IGeorgetown. Msral-It 10 not always wise &c
exercise to their full extent the powers which
you possess.-Coarftr.
BASE BALL AT THE CoLLEaz.-The frat gam,
town College was played last Tuesday between
the rival clubs aStonewallsn and "Quick.
stepa." The result was In favor OF the Stone
walls by q score Of 20 to rs. Great praise Il
due to the members Of both clubs for the dc
termined manner in which they contested tn,
game. Messrs. Ray, Touhy, and Camalier o
the Stonewalls, and Repplier, Mallory, an,
Walters Of the Quieksteps, deserve espcoia
mention. Camalier, In particular, shove,
himself a graceful and effective player; h.
ny bail we have seen for long time. Messrs
Walworth and Hamilton also played yer,
well. Ihe latter gentleman was q substituti
from the second Nine, and really did himsel
honor. We need not say that Dusty sustained
his reputation for swift pitching.
| INNINGS,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25

AT MHrzsnorr HALL the sale Of tickets for
Ole Bairs eoacerts forth evenings Of the nth
ssd asth fnstants will commence to-day. This
win probably DO the last opportunity afforded
the Wsshiurton public to hear this emperor
ofsieiinIsts for some time TO come.
= MAMMA" viii be played at the National
this evening. ,4s'.t : .n'r
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25

RoBBRRr or 4 VRssgL.-Lsst Friday night
two men, recently shipped on board the schoon-
err Annie Z. Carl, which vessel 10 lying of
Alexandria; robbed the boat and crew OF a lot
| OF rope, sail, and wearing apparel, which they
| placed In the yAwl boat and made away with.
The fugitiyes, with their plumber, have not
since been heard Of.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25

INFANT Fousp--On Saturday night, about
10 o'clock, Ofieer Auldridge found q new born
white male child at the door Of house No.
sl5 Eighth, between l and X streets north. The
lady OF the house took charge OF the young
stranger, .fY
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25

WE WISH to remind our friepds aud citizens
and I streets north, where pure teas, from
China and Japan, can DO obtained at New
York prices, and where the pure coffee can be
found roasted fresh every day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25

TRANsFERRED.-The Rev, Father Jeremiah
serving as associate pastor OF St. Peters
church, Capitol Hin, has been transferred to
Cumberland, Nd, and LEFT on Friday for his
new field OF operations.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25

UTANTRD-sALEsMEN to travel for = manu-
w sfaoturiuE company, and sell By sample.
HkliLT0N HOWE. as Chestnut st., Phiiadsl'
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REMEDY ron SPRAIss.-For the benefit Of
our readers we give the following, which we
egg into saucer, keep stirring It with piece
OF alum about the size OF q walnut until 1t
becomes q thick jellyI apply a portion Of 1t on
the sprain, changing 1t for fresh one as often
as It feels warm or dry, The limb Is to be kept
In a horizontal position by placing It on a
chair,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25

REPATRIATION AND REyIsIos.--As will be
seen by an advertisement In another column,
the revision of the lists OF registered voters
which was to have been commenced to-day has
been postponed until tomorrow and Wednes.
day, between the hourh OF o. m. and p. m, at
the City Hall. Naturalized citizens will be
required to produce their papers, certified
copies thereof, or proof Of loss. One chal-
ward, viii be allowed to be present.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-25

liams have sold lot No. l, In square O5l, at the
corner Of Half street west and P street south,
to William Stat, at cents per foot; part Of lot
No. 0, In square No 27l feet front BY 100 feet
tween / and K streets, to John O'Donnell, at
~ cents per footj valuable lot on the north
east corner Of Second and Il streets, 30 feet
story frame house, to James Raglan, for so
cents per foot; lot No. II, In squsrs 70, 'front.'
Ing IT. feet on Twenty: hrst street west, between
l. and NJ streets north, with depth OF los feet,
to Samuel English, for el, $50.
Messrs. Wail 4 90. have sold part OF lot 5, In
square II, corner OF Twenty-sixth street and
New Hampshire avenue, to James wardeli, at
ION cents per foot.
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about az O'Clock, between Wallis Opera House
and Brady's Gymnasium, the sum Oft 900 In
grecnbacks-notes OF various denominations.
The above reward will he paid upon the return
avenue; or Informal may be left with Clar-
voc 4 Bigley, detectives, at police headqnar'
tiers.
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GENrLEMEs's Alpaca and Summer Cloth
Goats at Geo. O. Henning's Ono Price Store,
No. 5ll Seventh street.
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Nc, n,oc, for 40 acres, Issued under tho act Of
March .. lab in the name u Christopher Wise. and
Wa, granted JunsI 1855. June Is. lsss
No. q, TEA, for ~ acres, issued under the act Of
september. ls,o. Il ths name Of Chris!ephsr Wise,
eng was 5IA9ted February %. 1851 June Is. 1865
ssptsnber, 1850. In the name Of William G. Kean.
miner child q Andrsy Kean, deceased, and was
No, e. ya for 100 acres, Issued under the act Of
March ), 1880. In the name OF Alexander Berry
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THE COURTs.


SuPREME CouRr - GENERAL TERN.-All
thu Justices sat IN banc Saturday.
THE CENTRE NAnKET CASE.
barron Fl al, 10. the Corporation Of wash.
NJ Brsdley made the closing argument In
forth In Saturdays Issue.
JdDoEs OF ELrcTioN,
The Court appointed the following judges Of
election in the new precincts, The Others
VII :, VI, Ms, s.T P a
Fred. D.. Calvert, Louis Bell.
Second ward, Firth nrecinet-Jas. W. Mat.
tipgly, Patrick Whlts, Jas. E. Dsnning.
Third ward, F1hh prseinct-charlss King
81. sys.aa 1870 se DiS;Isiaills :ysF B. John
o. Alsszsi, AZ. ksi SSsa. ", 0 "
sixth watd, flIh ess Charles Carroll
Lem. 0addis, Rich. Banter.
.a IL sS pfSssc 'wss siTsr rs.sn:S
seventh ward, Firth prseinot-Robt u. ORE
ham, .Thos. n. Barron, Geo. D. johnson.
Adjourned. rs
oRrHAxs, Counr-Judee Pureeu.-This cour,
transacted the following business on Saturday
LAST WILLS.
Harvey CritteudeA's Will, reported som,
weeks since, was fully proven.
The Will OF Primus Lenah WI" admitted Il
LErrERs TEST AnESTAnY.
Susan LemAn qualified As exeoutrix o
Dewday and +. brury a. sureties.
| Accounts Of s. stinemetz's executors; o
| Count Adam qorowskps Administrator; o
Of the guardians Of George ". Kestins's OF
ph.sss,s . were nicd and approved.
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Boys LINEN SuIrs, Alpaca Jackets, Whit
Linens, ETC., a full line, at A. Saks 4 Co., 81
Seventh street.