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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11

The Commencement at the State
Female College, opens on Monday,
18th inst, and closes 10th inst, and
the St. Agnes Academy, closes On
the 10Th inst. Memphis. Thcc COM
mencement of the University q MIS-.
sissippio opens Sunday 26th and con-
tinues five days.
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Masonic celebration.

sardis Lodge No. 3o7, win celebrate
SITS. Johns Day Friday June 9th
Exercises will be public, An orai'on
will be delivered in the Presbyterian
Church at II o'clock, a, NJ, after whicl
a basket dinner will be spread for al
present. Bretlrcupnd friends gencr.
ally axe invited. Ladies' are partjc
ylqyIy requested to be present.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11

TYentystwoperson escapedfrom
the Jail il Natchez last Monday,
but were nearly all re-captured.
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Serenades have become the oraer
Of the day in this town-no, not the
orderof the dayb but ot the night.
This office has the pleasure OF ac-
knowledging the faKof Of two sere-
pades. The" Junior" is especially
oratifed at the pleasure of the last
one as compensation for the torture =,
of the "Mayoralty cheraar-r@aa.
IIf YOU don't like that spell, spell II
your self.l
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We have been piesseu WIZ" gu
|abundanceof rain during thelast ten
|5ovs. and dame nature responds to
|tbc bountiful blessing by clothing
her outward formin smiling verdue'
are especially fine and ev-
|ery kind Of vegetables are in album
dance. Crops arr growing finely
and General Green" is beginning
to develop his lines IN the fields
with a serious intention OF making
q formidable attack. 5NAt
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The jail at Canton was burnedon
the 9Th IF Mayaby An ineeadisry
siid All the prisoners escaped.
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r,ytw ". c. McGowAs, our Sheriff.,
~ ,s Washington on Monday last
and an examination for " posi-
4 n the navy; although we have
|acued with Cap, Me eowan N
[r,,rs. wcare glad 70 pay the Just
|ib,No tohA cfidcnt official qualifi-
Itions, and acknowledge biz gen
bearing while u our midst
hope that hea@y have sueeo''
his new position. lie will remain
Sheriff mAldis successor, Mr.
bzande, qualities, and will return to
his place 70 ssttspp his attairssl |.
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STATE NEWS.

Ames' Menagerie and Circus will
exhibit at Meridian, Miss, 14th inst.
Noyes' Circus is at Yazoo oltS.
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Hail storm at Houston injured
crops severely last week.
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There will be special meeting Of the Board
of Supervisors % The county Of papola, State
Of Mississippi, held at the Courthouse Of said
county. in thc tuGn ofplnola; on Monday the
18th day Of Juue 1870, &r the purpose Of or
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Brief L0il1Iaga.

heavy gale we learn has been raging of
the coast. The Dirigo, due on Saturday last,
did not arrive until Monday morning.
The Argus speaks of an itinerant medicine
vender going into house at Cape Elizabeth
and pouring some of his drugs down the wo-
mans throat and then making himself scarce.
AT a match game of base ball at Gorham on
Saturday last between the Salascons of that
place and the Seminary Nine of Westbrook
the latter were victorious by score of % to
10. Nine innings were played and the game
occupied two hours
special meeting of three or four of the
anti-consolidation committee was held in the
Aldermen's Room, City Building, yesterday
morning with closed doors.
The Committee ON Hydrants will visit New
York this week to see about fountain for
Lincoln Park
The Allan steamship Nova Scotian, from
Liverpool, with 6lS steerage passengers, passed
Farther Point Sunday at Ills P. NJ and ar
rived at Quebec Monday. The steamship
MoraviaD, Brown, from Liverpool, passed
Farther Point Monday at A. Nj. and arrived
at Quebec same evening with 80 cabin and us
steerage passengers.
The collection taken at ST. Stephens Church
in aid of the Bible Society on Sunday evening
amounted to $2S.
We understand that lady has generously
donated a handsome sum to st. Luke's Cattle.
dral for the erection OF a lecture ROOM
The crowds at the Cemetery and about the
city were most orderly and proper in their be
havior. We doubt if city in the country
could have presented better record than ours
yesterday on the occasion of great celebration
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The following are the closing quotations OF Railway
New York Wool Market.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-For three days.-The market
has been less active than last week. and Is altogether
in an uninteresting condition. Owing to the unsat-
isactory condition OF tn goods mar. ct, and the pre-
vailng uncertainty to the future requirements of
the market, the current wants manufacturers are
limited in extent. The mills are not running on tail
goods up to their full capacity and a curtaiment of
production IS talked Of. The season is drawing to a
close without any excitement and with little or no
competition among buyers for supplies to bridge over
TO the new clip Operators are likely to be very eau
tous the ensuing season. They feel very natural
reuc lance in einbarking their capital argely;n the
staple, when business is so hazardous and margins
at the best, small and this feeling is shared by
commission merchants, who, last year, in some cases.
made advances fully up to and beyond the Eastern
market value of Wool, when it was wanted for con-
SUMPTION New clip California arrives free.y ana is
IN moderate request at prices ranging from "a q 3Oc
for choice grades md % a. 22Ic tor bury lots For
eign is inactive. We note sales of 900 lbs of State
AMI Western fleece at AZ q 5lc including 5000 Id.
X and Xxx Ohio a. Az "a sic; 10000 TBS Western al
AZ e l5c; 5000 lbs tat Sheep Wool at 33se 10000 fb,
secured at go 9 lOc $500 lbs merchantabe private
terms; aud l0,O00 lbs Michigan and Indiana within
our range. q Aso 10000 lbs pulled al 37t a 39Jc FOL
snper. anu Al "a 42c tor extra 10000 TBS Texts q
g soc tor fine and zoe for eaipet and 900 TBS Cal
lfornia, mostly spring, at q 30c-but including 6,
900 Tbs choice fall clip at 25c.I(Shipping List.
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-, LONDON, May so-ll. A.M.-Consols 9ii for mon
ey ami account.
American securities-United States 5-2O's 1850 at
s9t: do 1865. old sst; do 1867 9O3; u s 1O41s SCI
Erie snares Isl Illinois Central shares IDOL Allan
tic and Great Western 20.
LIVERPOOL. Nav 80 -11.3O \. M.--Cotton ouie,.
Mddling uplands i0s a. 10Id; Middling Orleans iii
90 I'D Rel Western Wheat SIS 5d ~
LONDON, May 3o-1.3O p. M-Copsols Oh for mop-
ey and account. ~
American securities U. S. 5-2Os, 1862, s9.; do
1865, old, eSS. ~ w"
LONDON, May 3)-1.30 p. NJ Cousos 9iI Tor mon
ey and sneOunt.
American securities United States 5-2O's, 1862
S9i; do 1865, old, $50.
LONDON, May 3O-i 80 p. M-Consols 94J FIR mon
ey and account.
American securities-U. S. 5-2O's, 1862, SOL; do
1865. old, ssS do 1867, 90: U. S. lO40s, s6i. Erie
shares Isl: Illinois Central shares 110i. Atlantic
& Great Western shares 20.
LIVERPOOL, May $3.50 p. M.-Co,ton dull and
irregular; Midding upands 103d; sales 10 GOO bales
Corn 29s ed Spirits Turpentine Dos.
LONDON, May 27-4.3O p. M.-Tallow quiet SUI
gar active both Oh the spot aud afloat.
FRANKFORT, May 3O.-U. S. 5-20s firm at 05!.
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The Empress Eugenia will visit DenmarI
this summer
The small pox is increasing fearfullyin Paris
The Rochester, N. Y, Post Office was broll
en- into Sunday night and all the letters await.
ing delivery were stolen.
Among the 81 trotters cow training on the
Fashion Course, New York, are American
Girl, Goldsmith Maid, Pocahontas and LADY
Thorn.
In Boston on Monday, Mary Whittier, a not.
ed pickpocket, was committed for trial in de.
fault of $4,000 bail. jeremiah Donovan
hanged himself, and the body of Thomas Wal.
lace was found partially covered with wafer on
the road-bed of the Boston, Hartford and Erie
railroad, at South Boston.
The new twenty-three thousand dollar cbanel
Of DR.. Zeddys church, Brooklyn, N. Y was
dedicated Sunday. In his dedicatory remarl, C
he deprecated the extravaganza of the Brook.
Ign churches, and asserted that the monav
used in church building there during the mast
five years would place similar chapel in every
square in the city.
A st. Adams dispatch says few Fenians
are still lettering about the streets. but will
leave for their homes as soon as they can OBJ
tain money to pay their transportation. Coils.
Brown and Murphy are still in Jail being yet
unable to obtain bail. Many Of the Fenians
believe that O'Neill intended to be arrested
and claim he has large amount of money col
lected from the earnings of Irish laborers
Reliable Buffalo dispatches of Sunday say
that 1900 Fenians are there and express theil
determination to make raid somewhere. The
Port COlborne people expect an attempt will
be made to break the Welland canal, but as
plenty of troops are there they will prevent
the success of such an undertaking. The gen.
eral wish at Toronto is that the Fenians may
come across and be SO thoroughly beaten that
the sunburst will be thoroughly eclpsed, and
and an end put to the present suspense.
A tremendous fire swept over a vast tract Of
woods near Fort William, at Thunday Bay, on
the 18th inst. The burnt district is on the
route of the Red river expedition, and will
give trouble in making road.
An Havana dispatch of Monday says Col
Benegosi captured Oscar Cespedes, son Of
President Cespedes, five leagues fiom Guai-
moso. A guerilla and Rubalcaba escaped dur
ing the surprise of Cespedes' forces, near the
above named place. The American Col John
Clancy was killed. Gen. Cavada has ordered
the destruction of the plantations in Cansas.
ney district, and number of the largest have
alread been burned. Among the prisoners re.
Gently captured was the party who killed seven
wood cutters on the outskirts of Puerto Prin-
cipe. Captain General De Rodas picked ou'
seven of the band and bad them executed in
retaliation for the death of the wood critters
A telegram from Puerto Principe says it is
positively known that President Cespedes is
trying to escape to the United States, but is
prevented from accomplishing his parpose by
his partiZanS.
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Donsestic Markets j..

New YORK, May 3O.-Cotton dull; Middling up
lands at 22sc; sales 1900 bales Flour-sales 10000
bpls.; State and Western higher; State at 81 a
q IS; Round Hoop Ohio at 5 O5 a 6 co.. Western at
ing; sales 1874 goo BUSH; No. Spring at l2S q 80
No. 2 Spring at % a %; Winter Red and Amber
Western at 81. Corn-new Mixed Western at 06
90 H. Oats unsettled; State at 06 a 69c; Western
at IS az 6ic Pork dull; new mess at 20 % go Is;
prime at % 90 a % %. Lard heavy; steam at Is a.
csc; State at 20 "a SOC. Whiskey-Western free at
1O7i q los. Rice firm; Carolina at Y a sse Sugar
firmer Porto Rico at % q 10c: MuscoS ado at a,
9sc fair TO good refining at 81 a 9lc. Naval Stores
quiet; Spirits Turpentine at 3Si a SOC; Resin at
2 10 a $50. Petroleum quiet; crude at l5lc; refined
at 27ac. Freights to Liverpool firmer; cotton I'D
wheat Al q 4Sd.
NEW YORK, May 3o.-Cattle market Receipts
for the week GIL Cattle, 17,7S6 Sheep and Lambs,
prices are not materially changed from last week g.
Medium 15l "a l5sc; good l6s; prime to extra 10, a
175c; average l5t. sheep and Lambs lower and very
heavy, many holders being willing to sell at any
price. Common to fair az &c; good to prime 6 a
6ic; extra & a TIC. Lambs IL "a H. Swine firmer
live hogs nominal; dressed heavy; led lie;
dunn lls q 12c
CHICAGO, May 30.-Flour easier at 90 a 5 10 for
Spring extras. Wheat declining; No. 2 at 9St a
ed at 72lc. Oats lower at Acc tor No.2. Rye dull al
79c for iSo.2. Barley dull at IS "a Coo for No. O.
High Wines dull at o. Provisions inactive. Live
hogs higher at 20 a. w for common to choice. Cat
tie firm at 90 q 70 choice to extra prime ship
ping steers.
CINCINNATI, May 3O-Whiskey unsettled' 1t,- ~ e
o.. Provisions unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS. May S3.-Cotton dull; Middling
upands at 22c
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PoLIcE.AAlfred Leighton was arrested by
Deputy Decelle at Evergreen Cemetery yester-
day afternoon for an aggravated assault on
Col. Chas b. Merrill The Colonel received
several severe Commissions on his head.
The city was very orderly yesterday. There
were great many strangers in town, and the
number of arrests by the police was not more
than ordinary.
The battalion of police at the head of the
procession yesterday was fine looking body
OF men, AMI their genteel appearance was
highly creditabe to the department.
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TElEGRApuyC ITEMS.

A London dispatch says the ocean yacht race
from South End to Harwich, under the aus
pices of the Royal Harwich Club, came off on
Saturday. The first prize, a cup presented by
Commodore James Ashbury, valued at fifty
Elena, 70 tons, owned at Greenock; and the
second prize. twenty soveregns, by Count
Batthyan's yacht Flying Cloud, IS tons, owned
at London.
Sch Vernon, of Machias, is ashore on Joe
Flagler, Del Her deck is under water. No
one is on board.
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Austria.

Austria.
MORE POLITICAL INTRIGUEs.
gsVIENNA, May 3O-The Vienna Presse asserts
triguing for the restoration of the Bohemian
autonomy.
Great Britain.
AGRICULTURAL PROSPECTS,.
LONDON, May 3O.-The scarcity of rain for
the past week causes much complaint in the
agricultural districts. The ground is parched
and the crops are suffering.
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
In the House of Lords tonight the Irish land
bill was received from the House of Commons
and read for he first time.
In the Honse of Commons Mr.. Gladstone
made the closing speech on the Irish land bill
which thea passed.
THE COPYRIGHT TREATY.
Mr.. Otway, under Foreign Secretary, said
that the negotiations between the British and
American governments for copyright treaty.
had not sufficiently advanced to admit of being
made public, and besides it did not require leg
islativa sanction.
spain.
THE THRONE OF SPAIN.
MADRID, May 3O.-Gen. Prin has issused an
urgent circular to the Deputies of the Cortes,
informing them that it is of the utmost import
ance for them to be in their seats on the 9th of
June. He says on that day he will explain all
the efforts which the provisional government
are now making to settle the question of the
throne, and will appeal to the Cortes to arrive
at some solution.
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MAY CRIMINAL TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING
MoNDAY.-Wm Anderson VS.. Samuel Jordan
rarity tried at last term and finished this morning
before the justice. Decision reserved.
Carleton. Webb.
large number of cases were disposed of by de-
fault, &c.
The following assignment of justice has been
made by the Court fer this week:
TUESDAY, MAY 81.
2l-Bradley VS.. Lombard.
2iO-Chadbourne VS.. York and Trs.
2lO-Best ct al. VS.. McGnns ct al.
Z96 -Mallett VS.. Crowley.
ZIS-Sheridan VS.. Portland.
Hutchinson VS.. Lane.
i4l-Lawrence VS.. Sawyer.
aa9-Boyd ct as. VS.. Harding ct ais.
2O6-Drummond VS.. Inhabitants OF Lowell.
Ae-Smith vs. Perkins,
234-Adams VS.. Lombard.
25l-Libby VS.. Hutchinson.
260-Smali, Administrator, vs.. How.
293-Hancock ct ais, Trustees, VS.. Scrbner ell ais.
33001-varney, Appellant, vs. Davis ct ais.
291-Simpson ct al. VS.. Bibber and Trs
WEDNESDAY, JUNE l.
2l0-PuIinton ct al. VS.. Smith.
2S5-Hayes VS.. Batchelder.
THURSDAY, JUNE2.
I93-Wilson, Complainant. VS.. woodside.
29f-Sanborn VS.. Ingraham, Jr.
266-Dusault VS.. Morgan.
l20-Dres ler VS.. Varney ct al.
2S4-Best VS.. Campbell ct al.
22S-Gordon vs. Cole.
FRIDAY, JUNE 3.
123-Lord VS.. Moody.
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A NOvELTY.-We saw yesterday at c. p.
Kimball & Larkin's Carriage Repository, on
Congress street, novelty in carriage hubs.
They were sent from Lima, Peru, by Mr.. r.
Venner, formerly resident of Maine, to B.
e. Morse, Esq, of Augusta, who was few
years ago largely engaged in coach and car
riage building, with orders to send them to the
best buggy maker in the country and have
built an American top buggy that could not be
beat in this country or Europe, and especially
to spare no expense to make it the most per-
feet carriage in the world Mr.. Morse sent the
hubs, together with Mr.. Venners letter of in
structions, to Mr.. c. p. Kimball and entrusted
the order entirely to his taste and skill, with
the assurance that Mr.. Venner is abundantly
able to pay for all that he gets. These hubs
are of metal, and consist of two discs between
which the spOkes are set. A strong nut run
ming on fine thread, confines the spokes firm
ly in place. In a dry climate like that of Pc
ru, where no rain falls tor months and the at
mosphere is at such seasons almost entirely
devoid of moisture, the ordinary wheel hubs
used in this country would not last long. These
hubs have been placed in the right hands, and
that Mr.. Venner will get carriage that will
more than meet his expectations, none who
know Mr.. KimbalPs work can doubt. We re-
gard the order a compliment not only to Mr..
Kimball but to our city.
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TEEEGRAPHIU ITEMs.

Haydock, the pedestrian, was arrested in
Lowell Monday for pocket picking.
A still at Hamilton, Can, exploded yester-
day, killing one man.
@. w. Ray, printer of ST. Paul, Mimi, was
killed on Saturday by falling from a window.
Johu Roberts beat j. A. Bowles at billiards
1900 to 756, at London on Monday and won
the championship, cup and e100 sterling.
The Atlantic and Athletic base ball clubs
played together in Philadelphia Monday in the
presence of 5000 people, and the game was won
by the latter by a score OF is to IS. A rain
storm prevailed.
In Morris county, N. j., on Monday Thomas
Halleran was sentenced to seventeen years i'm
prsOnment for numbering his wife, and Will
liam Brown had three years added to his SEN
tence for attempting to fire his prison.
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co M M e. CTAL.


STEAMER JOIN BROOKS FROM BosToN-17 cases
crockery, casks OIL fresh fish, IL pkgs furni-
bols OIL 80 empty oil barrels 10 do half do 20
and 20 bales domestcs. AZ coils cordage, casks nails
iron sinks % kegs soda. 35 bds paper, SO do eather
do beer, i6 bags seed, carriage, 40 hhds sugar. II
bales carpeting 200 pkgs Princes Express 100 do to
order. For Canada and up country IS bdls leather.
chests tea 10 bxs n 80 bds tarred paper 10 bales
and 115 bags wool, bales cotton. soda fountains,
100 pkgs to order.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY - 1874 cans milk, 900
bbls -four car shovel handles 1 do paper do bed
steads, do Spirits do oats do shook, do laths
do shingles. so DO lumber do sundries. For ship
ment east, 900 bbis flour.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEC RAILRoAD-2 cars hay,
do bricks, do lumber, do furniture stock, 1 do
cattle, Is bales oakum rs bbls -four cases goods 81
cars freight Tor Boston.
MAISE
cases carpets POI bxs scythes, 81 bxs eggs, 46
Sunlries.