The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-07-24

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hand@mcst iuFnouts 10 Nes Yofk
i owned and driven BY . man who
Ave yean sgo was guard on an
English railway. Who i hei
The Partisan jewellers say tina,
there are mote valeable diamonds
worn At the balls given by the lead.
ing demi.snondaines than NJ the court
balls In the Tuilleries.
Gen. Ames either thinks a great
deal Of the horse, or has very little
opinion Of the negro. lie said not
long ago "A negro has no more
right to vote than q horso!"
II Is reported that a new Con.
sentative paper will be started in
Washington, d. O., IN the fall, with
Hon. Edmund Burke, Of New
Hampshire, at the head of its edi.
torial corps.
Pine-apples are being cultivated
in the Peninsula of Florida with the
greatest success. They are larger
than those grown in the West Indies,
and fully equal to them in sweetness
and flavor.
Bulwer is now seldom seer in the
House Of Lords. lie is an old man,
looks gone, as if his day was done.
He has quit writing, come downfr from
the clouds of romance, and walks the
plain old earth gloomy and unhappy.
The Orphans Home property was
sold on Wednesday morning of last
week in front of the capitol at Jack
son, under a decree of the United
States Court, and knocked off to
Joshua F. Speed, of Louisville, A
representative of the Home had bid
$4,000.
The Supreme Court of North
Carolina have decided that a bono
given in 1864 for the price of a slave
is valid, and can be collected at law
The act of Congress of July, 1862
guaranteeing the freedom of al
. slaves employed in the service of thu
, rebellion, and the emancipation
reclamation of Jan. l, 1868, were
), in the opinion of this Court, effec
tive emily within the military lines O
the United States, and there wa
nothing in the purchase and sale O
q slave at that time in North Caro-
e lima which could be held as oppose
to good morals or the public polio
:. Of the State, This opinion was dc
!, livered by Chief Justice Pearson o
the Oath ult.
A Washington, North Carolin
dispatch Of the 10Th inst, says th
Republican party of this county hs
10 diviAaainso two farmidahls faction
8, Each wing has . candidate in tn
,. field to fll . vacancy in the Legisls
n ture, cccasicned by resignation
10 General Z. g. Estis one Of the mo
70 prominent leaders of one Of the Sc
ut tions, in . speech to-day, predicte
n bloodshed before the campaign wi
over. 1ol il
10, The Conservatives and Democra
" take no part in the contest, and w
a. run no candidate. fa 'a2
r. The other faction, composed y
he most entirely Of negroes, have nom
ce mated a white candidate.
'rs It is found necessary to station
u strong force at all the stations.
\ The most bitter personalities a
INDUCED in by many of the speaker
and several slight collisions have 1
ready occurred. vwgw
a. The ELECTION IN VIRsrNIA.-Tl
of following are the names of the Sta
on officers and Congressman recent
elected in VirginiaH M .ug
Governor-Gilbert G. Walker.
+ha Lieutenant Governor-John
The Lewis. e.o~oLuvs x,,,xaU
Attorney eGeneral-Jardes
Taylor. IN H}f8g ma giglv