The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-09

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The sssrci.s. el~ted ~ SUNDAY,
Jane ssth. ny The delivery n The
asnusl sermon By De. Lyon u 90.
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Mcsds, vas occupied by the dec
Limssboss VI twenty members Of the
sophomore class Tor two gold prize
Medals - Walter Lucas Ciapp, OF
Asmphir, and q. r. Morehead, OF
La, Won the prizss.
The manner Of speaking was yer,
he's by all o. the class, and each do.
serve msstion, Al night, the Phi
signis Society held their annual
meeting In their hall, with j. ".
Clspp Of Memphisa acting Honorary
PRESIDENT. gebI - tln
On Tuesday, twelve members OF
the Junior c~lass--six chosen by the
Faculty and six by the two literary
socississ, occupied the day In dcliv-
e,ing dsclansations. We cannot
spcak too highly Of the proficiency
displayed by these young men in
. the knowledge Of the art that moves
the mind Of man to action. At nigh.
tho HermeanH Society held their.
meeting IN their hall which was very
Interesting and well attended b. the
public. s83
Wednesday WA the day Of ab-
sorbing interest to the strangers
within the walls OF the lovely city ;
TOR Col, L. Q. q. Lamar was to de.
liver an address to the two literary
! societies q 10 o'clock, a. m. Long
bstors tho hour appointed, the i'm
menss chapel building was 6lled
with an eager crowd to hear the
words q Mississippi's most gifted
son, and when the speaker advanced
upon the stand, a brcathless stiffness
stole over the whole assembly---un.
broken, except By request bursts of
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applause until he clossd his speech
at one and a half hours length. 1
win nct attempt . description ofthe
subject matter Of this eloquent log
ical profound speech, but can assure
cas ftssds that Col. Lamar acoait.
ted himself with due credit to him.
self and ~ his triends, and that I
would Ill was disposed, only pick
ens fawin his effort and that wac
his eulcgy Of the present constitu.
ton without comment upon ,ts in.
Huitous features but this may be
from shs factthat would always
bear the features Of this instrument
mentioned together, and that too.
as IN instrument forced upon US
rs a disgrace to a trco people. a1
After the address Of Col. Lamar.
the graduating Law class received
= their diplomas aud were addressed
by Joseph Brown, valledietorian, in
an eloquent aud forcible manner.
aud must pronounce Mr.. Browns
speech the finest effort OF the stu.
deats 81 the commencement.
~ At night the doors Of the chanccl-
lor's rcsidenee wsre thrown opsn ia
che paelic and every one invited to
attend ne lcsee. A lsrgs crowd Of
. ladies' and genslemsu were pre.cn,
! a.@a raid their respects to the able
isaqsrats. DR.. John M. Wadacll. and
xse iAv asr4ls. and dcessaiNy war,
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' D. qhlssday, sAcpiast Asy, III,
Senior elsss rsscived their Diploma,
and delivered their addresses. \
Eugene Johnson, n fippslt, (krs
honor delivered thsvallcdictery, a.,
our 100000 lissdb a ~ county
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In conclusion Of this description