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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-05-28

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s.e cd. Bolt further enacted. That
thc ChouccIIor shall have power 10
adopt snch other rilc' O.. may be
found necessary Cor the proceeding.
and determination of the bu,ibe in
.aid Chncrry Courts, respectively.
See. ~ BE Il further enacted.
That all dcmurrcrs shall hc disposed
Of at the term Of the Court at or to
which they are filed, unless good
cause be shown for continuance.
Sec, 8S. BE q further enacted,
That the papers in all equity causes
romaiumguudisposod olin The Coun-
ty Court Of each couty, with a GER
tilted transcript Of the proceedings
had by suclr Coupty Court therein
shall bellled in the office of the Clerk
Of the Chancry Court ofthc county
which Choncery Court snail proceed
to hear and determine the same.
See. 36, BE 1t further enacted
That the Chancellor, before entering
on the duties Of his office, shall takt
the oath of office, to be subscribed
by him, and duly certified by tn,
officer administering the same
which said oath may be administered
by any officer authorized to admin
lister an oath, and shall be entered
on the first minutes OF the first Chan
Gerry Court of the proper count,
that may be held after his appoint
mcut and filed by said Chncellor il
the Office Of the Clerk Of said Chan
Gerry Court.
Sec 40, BE it further enacted
That all laws establishing and reg
ulatlng two Chanccry Court Dis
tricts in the county Of Kinds, be
and the same are hereby continue
in force until otherwised provider.
Soc. Al, Be it further enacted
That the Clerk Of the CHANGER
! Court is hereby authorized and EN-
powered to approve the bonds Of al
county officers, in their rcspcctiv
counties, and to administer to tfcr
the oath Of office.
Sec. AZ. BE it further enacted
That this act shall take effect fror
and after It's pfe.oAgc.
Approved May 4. 1870.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-05-28
now TO HIVE BEES.

On this point the Rural American
says; When honey bees swarm,
they will cluster in ninety-nirc
cases out of a hundred, if trees, or
suitable shrubs be near the apiary,
without the ringing Of bells, or rat
Ting Of tin pans. But if a swarm
has sent out scouts, previously to
swarming, and has selected a hol-
low tree in the woods to 60 to,
they are often inclined 10 20 dir
ect TO such trees, without clustering,
and in such cases their flight may
be arrested somcstimcs by making
such a din, by the rattling OF tin
pans or ringing Of bells, that the
hum O the queen y lost, when the
bees will descend and q lster immc-
diately. II water be thrown among
them, 10 fall upon them like rain,
which may be donc when their
flight is low, that will cause them
to alight. So will the report Of 4
gun, fired near them.
Bees generally remain in the clus-
ter from ] TO "a hours. Indeed, il
not hived they will sometimes re-
main and die where they cluster,
dwlndling away by degrees; conse- :
quently itisbest to have hives ready
and hive them as soon after swarm
ing as passible; and they may be car
ried Immediately to the stand,
where they are to remain for the
season, or they may be left till
evening, and then removed. II
does not make much, or any differ
ence, which way is adopted,
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The Holly Springs Masons are
about to build large three-story
building for lodge purposes, const-
ine $4,000. The contract has been
LEFT. ard the lower story will be
ready for occupation by fall.
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A wag, reading in one of Brigham
Young's manifestoes 'that the
great resources Of Utah are her
women," exclaimed: ut is very
evident that the prophet is disposed
to husband the resources" F
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-05-28

EARLY RISING. Early to bed
and early 10 rise, makes man
healthy, wealthy and wise,'' isjo-
cosely said by Dickens to be very
happily and truthfully Illustrated
in the case Of chimncy-sweepcrs;
and we all rccollcct that The only
impression left on the boys mind
when he was told by his father that
/" the early bird gets the early
worm" was, that the worm was a.
great fool for getting up SO carly
Almost every good. thing has two
sides. The truths that no rule can
be laid down fixing the time needed
for sleep. 1t varies with the tenn
permanent Of the individual, somA,
persons requiring more, and some
| less. Daniel Webster and Henry
Clay needed, and took, a great
deal Napoleon very little. Toung
EchiIdren should be allowed to fol-
low a,,....ure and should never with
Eout real necessity, b awakened
from d sound sleep. Conscience,
where tbo character is symmetrical4
/ ly formed, may safely be trustd III
this matter in after life. N
HoNEY. Honey may be cIar-
Lifted BY putting the jar containing
it in a saucepan or boiler Of VA
ter, whic.a. ,.a.sslld be placed On Tie
fire and boiled until the honey ~
comes perfectly clear. and alIiIE!
lpurities qeing removed BY NM "
ming as they arise. Store il IL 3If3
tight jars, and keep it inacoolplnco
The editor Of the Indm1T
Student admonishes a conJriibulssa lliIii
in this syle SHOW, sir, NEXT timS
when you undertake 70 answer
production, do 50 in sotne
manner, don't snatch up yob
and go rip-snorting along n
| that shows yoa to Be an
tionabIe ass.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-05-28

Strawberries have been shipped
lately from the vicinity of Columbus
to Chicago, and brought IS per qt.
Also radishes, raised upon one acres
Of ground, have netted $50.
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davs, Provided. That should sal,
motion not he made at the first tern
aftor such purchase money shall b
due, the motion may be made a
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: force in this State. on the fitst da
i Of December. 1869. relating II an
manner to the Chancery and Pre-
bate Courts that are not repeale
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n Constitution. be. and the same NJ
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-05-28

The gentleman who asked bis land
lady the othir day if she couldn't
coax the chicken to wade through
the soup once more. is looking for
a new boarding house.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-05-28

AN ACT in relation to chancer

AN ACT in relation 70 chancery
Courts.
Continued from last week..
Sec. 22. BE it further enacted,
that said Clerk shall be the custo-
dian Of the records, papers and books
of the Board Of Police and Of The
Board Of Supervisors Of the county
heretofore required to be kept hy
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-05-28

Col. John d. Freeman, of Jack
son was expelled from the 9Th Dis
trict Court Of New Orleans, for al
legged contempt Of Court. Col.
Freeman, is representing the inter
est of Gen. G. 7, Beuneguard, as
President and the old board of trus.
tees, of the n. @. j. & &. N. K. h
against MeCombs ct al, pretended
duly elected board of directors at a
recent meeting, and because he had
filed petition in the 9 DistrictCourt
alleging among other things, that
he could not obtain Justice for hia
clients in the Sth District Court, he
was by the Judge of that Court, dc.
barred from practicing in that Court
upon the ground Of contemptin his
petition to the 9th District Court.
This high handed injustice is
bold step for the Judiciary of any
State to take--yet It Is but in keep.
ing with all the precedent, Of the
Radical party to which This Lycur-
gusC0 belongs. ,s.at
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-05-28

For the Pamela STAR.
On Tobacco.

= VI tut dH1ta NINF.
On Tobacco,
Come old and young and here me tell,
How strong toboco smokes smell,
They love to smoke their pipes SO we'll
That for Tobacco they would sell
Their right to social union
They clean their pipe stems with q wire,
p They fill the boal aud put i fire,
And smoke until it quite expires ".
And they are never known TO tire
In this Tobacco union,
They always scent the atmospher,
And You may know when they are near
Though not a word from them you hear,
Their breath grows stronger every year,
IN this tobacco union.
Some times from three to six You see
Collected ia company,
And every fellow in good glec,
Rests, after taking smoking spree,
Mud talks Of every union,
And there The fumc and smoke will rise
Like morning mist towards the skies,
And woe to him who has weak eyes,
Unless he takes his leave and flies
Away from such auulon.
Some keep their money from the poor,
And send them hungry from their door,
Aud haste away to some one store,
And spend it for Tobacco more, Va.
70 burn in smoking union,
Oft times within their neighbors door
They cast their guilds some three or four,
And spit On carpet, hearth or floor,
And say we win have our pleasure sure,
Hs u In this Tobacco union
OF times within the curch you u view,
That persons there will sit and chew,
And spit on carpet, floor and pew,
Untillit spreads foot or two,
'Tis awful, awful awful.
When they get mad, the chew much more
Than tlcy were known to chew before.
fs@ And then tssoir conscience Is so sore,
l1iUbiI there angry ct is over, '
.tasUa IT'S awful, awful, awful,
Some times the quid is so large within,
The JUICE runsout, and stains the chin.
And then always have TO grin,
And think there is no little sin,
'Tis awful, awful, awful.
The ladies they are sweet It's true,
But they have learned to use IL too,
Twoud almost make monkey laugh g
To see them SOLDERING on the hearth, ~
'Tis awful, awful, awful.
s Some time you sec some five or SIX,
Out in the woods hunting sticks
The sticks are got, The swabs ara made,
Now in bunch theyall parade,
Tis awful, awful, awful.
adt 8a ss..ss.iig ni7 tR #tgH
And now the snuff box is pulled out
:" And with their swabs they dip II out,
And rub their gums until they're sore
4 }iAud apoil fheir swabs some three or foul
d. .,.. TisgwfuL awful, awful.
". H. LX&R.
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LausAias Gas 10 Humtus i

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usfa ihe patient 70 ihs ifeanlisf vtilo heihf
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there sfe other admes in fha ffoiefsiah 70 htaf
'hs same they have been iakea iof mine.
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sepiiY A. WrSsON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-06
NEWS OF TIE DAY.
'1o shoao the ve7y age and body of The Times. y

Arrangements are being made in st. Louis,
Tor mass meeting in reference to the removal
of the Capital. Another national convention
on the subject is to be held in October next.
Elk Senator Henderson presided at the meeting
of the committee.
The U. S. Marshal for the Southern
District of Ohio having appointed two women
Assistant Marshals to take the census, the
Superint endeut, Gen. Walker, writes to him
that such appointments arc illegal, and cannot
be accepted.
The Immigration Convention at Charleston
yesterday took steps toward the establishment
of European steamship line, and the introduc-
ton of Chinese labor into the South.
Passengers arrived in New York yesterday
in six days and twenty three hours from San
Francisco, the quickest time yet made across
the Continent.
The American Medical Association in session
at Washington yesterday voted not to receive
the colored delegates from institutions in that
city.
President Grant has contributed $500 Tor
the benefit of Wilbcrforcs University, Ohio,
for the education OF colored students.
Nearly an entire block of dwellings in l!eaV-
enwortb, Kansas, was burned yesterday. Loss
$4,000 Insurance unknown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-06
Foreign News.

The Emperor Napoleon has convoked the
High Court of Justice to try the alleged con-
spirators against his life. Olivier is out in a
circular 10 favor of the Plebiscitum and Adeina
PATHS husband has contributed in. aid of the
Pebiscitum Committee.
Archbishop Kendrick. of St. Louis, whose
name appeared among the signers OF the anti
Pope, is absent from Rome, and is further
engaged 10 protest. The Pope wishes the
discussion to be brought to an end before As.
cension Day and new schema on the subject
is to be prepared. This is sent by telegraph
from Brussels.
The Irish Land bill is again under discussion
in the British House of Commons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-06

SALE OF VALUA-
u BILE REAL ESTATE.-Pursuan: TO 8
iecree of tho Circuit Court Of the county Of
Fairfax, rendered in the suit 0: Alexander s.
Grigsby vs.. Walter S. Whsley, Admir-. Of b.
Nj. Whaey, dec d ct al, at its June terrn,
1869, the undersigned, Commissioners, will
sell, at public auction, at Fairfax Court House,
on the 9Th DAY OF JUNE, 1870, that being
Court day, the following described PROPER
TY, to wit:
Lot No. l,-Contaning 395! acres, is situated
near Centreville, adjoining the farms Of Pugh,
Utterbach and others; is we'll watered and has
a small quantity of timber upon it. The E.ss
HOUSE is located at Centrevillc and is O -
large and commodious one, with all the neces-
sary out buildings, with well OF good wator
in tho yard.
TERMS-One- tenth of the purchase money
to DO paid in hand as deposit; the residue
thereof in 6, IL and 18 months, with interest
from the day of sale the title to the land TO be
retained, and the land liable TO be resold upon
default in either Of the deferred nstalments.
Stamps and convsyancing at the cost Of the
purchaser. H. w. THOMAS
P' THOMAS MOORE
THOS. r. LOVE.
Fairfax CO., may6-1awts CONS. Of Sale.
U,HE CLIENTS OF THE LATE VIM. Il.
/ DULANY who desire to havo their suits
pros ecuted TO trials, DEGREES. or orders at the
coming forms Of the Courts CT Alexandria and
Fairfax. will! please communicate with cIthor o.!
the undersigned. Those whom delay will not
p'''"O>' THOMAS MOOEE,
Fairfax G. H., Va.
VI. DULANY BALL,
mavG-lw So St. Paul ST., Baltimore.
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FISH, Market for thi. Day.

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, May 5~BEEF
CATTLE.-Prices TO- day ranged as follows: ga
Cows and Scallawsgs at 5as55O; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows al 5.5OaSG % lair quail
ity Beeves at 7.00a$s.u0, and the very best
Beevcs ut 50as9.25 per 100 lbs, the averago
price being about 81 gross. The market was
active today at an advance of fully % cts per
100 lbs on the rates of last week.
SuEEr.-The supply has been only moderate
during the past week, and there is some activity,
but no change in rates Prices to-day ranged
as follows Sheep at Ats7t cts. per 10 gross.
Lambs to So per hoad.
Hoes. The receipts during tho past week
have been fully equal 10 the demand; market
Inactive but material change in Tates: 5rtces
to-day ranged as follows: AZ 12.21asl".zo Per
100 lbs net for fMir to good Hogs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-06
CANAL COMM ERCE.
$3.50 $3.50 zMs -
ARRIYALS-T0-DAY.

ARRIYALS-To-DAY.
Boats Jane Mormon, r NJ Sprigg, 1ronsides,
w Hassett, G A Madore, L G Stsnhope, to Ma
ryland Coal Co.
J G Grunless Star, to Hampshire & Balti-
more Coal Go.
Forest Rose, Chas Embrey. Great Eastern,
to Midlothian Coal and Iron Company.
q w Wallis, Il Bowyer, Jos Noble, j w
Wellington, Henry Keney. J j Swift, NJ 5 Fox,
A II Grant, A Fl Wallis, S Davenport. II l.
Gilbert, to American Coal Co.
DEPARTURES
j w Schenck, W 81 Bright, M Z Hagerman,
81 Cromwell, W M Bramhall, Jno Silver,
G Dayton, W Wallis, Edward Bayer,
Jane V Mormon, r NJ Sprigg, Jas Noble,
] w Wellington, for Cumberland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-06

The market FOR Flour opened steady in tho
early part OF the week, and under light receipts
and an active demand prices were advanced,
and the market closes strong 2! an advanc on
all grades. We note sales Of somo :Oo barrels
Family and Extra-and quote closing sales as
follows: Family $50 to S,.25; Extras S. CO.
so, 5S7, 10 and e. with small sales at =. ~
Supers in active demand at 525 to S9,5o; Fine
4.75 to S4.s7. Welchs Family has boon ad'
yanced SOC. per barrel Wheat steady; Offer
inrs of 1865 bushels White and Red, with sales
Of the former At l4j, Anl of the latter at l2&
l27, l4O ard al according to quality. Corn IS
Grrn: offerings Of l24S bushels mixed, with
sslas At ln7 and lCS; small offerings Of Vel loW.
with sales ut lnj. Rye il unchanged; sales OF
81 bushels vt no. Oats are dull. offerings OF
04S hnshels with sales vt IS cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-06

That Gen. Terry, commanding in Georgia,
had virtually suspended the writ Of habeas
corpus, and instituted military commission
10 try civil offenders while the civil courts
were in session, was not generally known
10 Washington until Wednesday. Mr.. Beck, Of
Kentucky, attempted to get resolution
through the House calling upon the President
FOR all information in the premises, and to
know if this extraordinary proceeding received
his official sanction, but single objection
prevented it's consideration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-06
MARINE LIST.

MARINE LIST.
SUN ROsE...........i 81 MOON SETS....m' GU w
SUN SETS .....G 81 HIGu WATER m 200 OU
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MAY &.
ARRIVED.
Brig + NJ Heelin, Jones, New York, to
American Coal Go.
SAILED.
Schr. Maria, Pierson, Jersey City; K Kirk,
Jersey City; Laie Wilson, Boston, by Ameri-
icsn Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Eellic II. Ben edict, Ellis, rom N ew
Haven for this port, passed through II ell Gate
1tn inst.
Steamer Utility from this port for Norwich
went ashore on Wednesday night last ut Piney
Point while in charge Of an outside pilot, but
got off afterward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-06

Nanitobah, which, in the Indian tongue
signifies the "Speaking God is the name
decided upon by the Canadian ministry as the
official title Tor the territory just acquired
from the Hudson Bay Company, and popular.
~ known as Winnepeg or the Red River Coun-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-06

Mr.. Sherman, from the Committee on
finance, reported to the Senate. yesterday,a bill
reducing internal taxation in the aggregate
$43,6O7, 900. The income tax is put at :: pei
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-06

H@- For Local News &C., &c, see first and
fourth pages of to-day's Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-06

By general order issued from Headquarters
Grand Army OF the Republic in Washing
ton, it is directed that the annual ceremonies of
Memorial Day" will take place on Monday,
the 3Oth day of May.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-06

In the Senate, yesterday, the Committee on
Pensions reported in favor OF Indefinitely post
poning the bill to pay Mrs. Lincoln an annual
pension of $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-06

The House of Representatives has adjourned
until Monday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-06

MrJames l.. Ford of Fredericksburg has been
appointed Assistant Professor at the Virginia
Military Institute.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-06
MARRIED.

Mays 1870, at the residence Of DR.. Z. w.
Benson, in Baltimore. by Rev. b. F. Benson,
DR.. J. w. JENGLAR,.of Newl Winsor, Carroll
county, Nd, to Miss NJ VIRGINIA BEN
son, of baltimore city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-06

The General Conference Of the NJ f. Church
South, is in session at Memphis. All the Bis
hops, except Bishop Fairly, are present.