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in ben SitI;hem gtshten. mieher arr ssiehers
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melher Wei5e ,nisre @eoieruno bie gad5e
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nete BeshIeuni9,na Der Mnsriiituna pepihiez
bener !&rieosidiffe in BEN otIantifden SGfen
borouf him. Bah man lid ouf's Meukerife oes
fast modt. wenn man o,,h ,uoeben mnIs.
bak omerifaniShe giiroer. bic iid miGentIin
unb poridbIid oeoen bie @eiehe frember gao.
tionen peraehen' Ses Gduhes unierer geaiez
runa perIuffio merben. 10 it bod in bieIem
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Gubaner ben Beftimmunaen bes ISlferredts
unb BEN @eiehen her !Sumonitdt 10 brItoI be-
oeanet ,porben, bah fid ale ciuiIiiirte Static
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Werfehren pereinioen unb ben cubaniiRen
goIontarsSorben o benn bie5e, unb nidt bic
ipaniide 9eaieruna, baben Die Madt auf
guba - bas Sanbperf Ieoen ioIten.
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Sauana ben Don Tim p~erIanaten ausiibr<
iihen 9eriht iiber hie WnoeIeoenheit nift prs
ftattet bat, ipiro unIere Neaieruna. ouser benz
Broteit oeoen bas unhumane Gerfobren Der
cubaniidenI 8eh0rben, ent5deibenbe gdritte
in Der MneeIeaenheit nidt erareifeu. Dod
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Bralibent in elmer neuIiden gabinets{ibuno
aetban baben fou, feline Qniidt iber BEN Kan.
NIT tpeIder obne 2ueifeI fem aan,es Gabinet
ibereinfimmt, sur @eniee bsrpor. St ion
namIid eeIaat baben, er let iiberseuot, baB
bic ipaniide 9eeieruna foIde sdLadterei
nidt biuiaen tonne unS rpoIIe. Nt,d Sirfe
biefelbe Don feiner cipiIiiirten N~eaieruno uns
beabtet bIeiben. Menn cine iolde &rieo=
fabruns n6tbia iei um sic fponiIde g}epublif
aufredt su erbaIten, fonne er fir feline Ser
ion elmer 1olden geaierune fein Gebeiben
manlden. Wenn bas fpani|de goIf Bel bem
geriud, repubIifanifde g%eaierunasform einz
,ufibren Sic geborben auf Guba nidt COM
troliren tonne, bann lei es inn Senterei5e Der
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-11-20

= Mae, bic nit benz 9ansen BET Urau
Surratt etpas gu tbun batten, i6etnen ii9
iebt bieies gorsenses 81 f6amen. 8i@ter
.9oIt 5u9te bic sdulo auf @rzTrafibent Sobnz
ion 81 fdieben, inbem CT Elm 8eiu9 sur Sez
snabisuns Der perurtbeiIten Srau ni9t bea9z
tet babe. Grzprafbent Sobniom Der iid iett
in WaIbtngton beftnbet, erflart in einem
Sdreiben DAP tim bas Geiu6 sar ni6t uorz
selest ,porben Jet uno fu9t Solt uno Stanton
Gle S9ulb in bic S6ube 5u 16ieber. Srau
Surratt's 8no6en iino Iansit uermooert uno
an Gnbe fommt BET bieIem unfrudtbaren Sc
berltreit tpeiter nidts beraus, als Die Gbatz
fade, bab Nae, bic nit Der 9tnri6tuns ber
Srau Surratt betbeiltst rparei1, inter benz
8ruilab ni9t tpobl fablen. @erotb 1T es,
bab Srau Surratt Don fsinem orbentltden
@ertdte gum Tobe perurtbeilt ruoroen mare.
gs mar Elm pon Der Contribution ntdt bere9z
tistes M~ilitdrseridt, bas ite in ben Tasen
Ser fur9tbaren NufreSuns, Die 2incoln's ST.
mprbung foIsten, perurtbeilte unb es mar Bios
uenise Monate ipater, bab bas 8unbesseridt
ale folde Militdr gommi1fionen fir perfaiz
funsswibrts uno tire rrtbeile far null uno
ntdtte erflarte.
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: @enn aud suseseben mirb, bab be

= Wenn aud 3useseben NTH, bab Der
r8irsinius" bef6aftist NOT, @affsn unb
SreiwiQise far Die Auf1anoiiden gu lanben,
10 ruff bic maiienbafte unb eilfertise Sinz
idladtuns Der Gefansenen I'M san5en 2anbe
srobe gntriituns beruor. 9te Stem gorfer
gueains Poit f6reibt: rDie 8eri6te, welde
mir beute Msorsen perDfentli6en, MAIDEN sez
rabe bur9 tire 8irse bas SLUT e~ritarren. =
2eben mir in ben 3eiten eines Ilba? Sirds
ten bieie S9ld6ter ni9t bic %Snbisnation Der
ciuilifirten @eIt, ober beabidtisen iie, uns
berart gu prouociren, baB urs ni6ts anoeres
ibris bleibt, als ibre infan,e nrb obnmadtise
Bropin5iaIs@esieruns in bic See gu i~tir5en
unb int Nannen Der sei6anoeten Nenidbeit
uao @eredtisfeit Don Der Snfel 8eltk gu erz
ereifen?"
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ter, bsren araftauberunsen cine ftarters art
Der Neruen unb Musteln porauslesen als
10: non am meiiten iberbduften Arbesterlns
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Bette l1iDere SlIeIelH ~ uI S'u01 I1 1900
81. Rinie4 u. SO.
SO, 1877 Gao Soditr, Dperabaus.
The New York herald., 1873-12-11
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 10, 1873.
CLEARED.


Steamship City of Houston Deering. New orieans-c
Steamship Mediator Smith, Norfok-Lorlard Steam
Steamship North Point Foley Philadelphia ard
Steamship Co.
ship ventus. Theobald, Liverpool-snow Burgess.
ship Enoch Train tBD, Marshall London-Henderson
Bros.
Bark Albatross (Nor), olsen Gloucester-Tetens 1
Bockmann
Bark Rugsiero Primo Itap. Ruggiero Trieste-John
Seager.
Bark charna dtaD Gargulio, Alicante and Valencia
Bark Zuima (Br) Peterson. Pernambuco and Bahia-L
Bark Gazele, Dicker Barbados-H Trowbridge's Sons
Bark Z Chapman tBrl, Eve, Cieniuegos-Tucker
Brig Garibaldi (Sor) Larsen oran-Funch, Edye 4
Co
Brig Florence CBr), Munro, Gibraltar for orders-C
Brig Cheviot CBr,. Nelson, Pernambuco-H Swift 4
Co.
Brig John Brightman, Houston Kingston, Ja-A Solo,
Brig Emily Raymond CBr, Keith, Trinioad-Boyd 4
Hincken.
Brig Francis Lewey. Lewey, Galvcston-C H Mallory
Co.
schr Franklin Baker Indianola-Tupper & Bcattie
sleeve d Co.
schr washburn. Hathaway, Savannah Tinker.
Schr j Hazard Brewster, Georgetown-Bentley Gil
sshr Georgia B Mcfarland, Mcfarland Port Royals
Loud 4 Co.
schr Minerva Rogers Baltirnore-w W Chalmers
schr Charles Mccarthy, Cocord, uephia-Evans
Ball Il Co.
schr Early Bird Olsen, South Amboy-Mott 4 Gamble
Schr Ada L, Bearse, Boston.
Steamer W Woodward. Young Baltimore
Steamer Anne, Steen. Wilmington Del-A Abbott.
Steamer Ann Eliza Richards. Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1873-12-11

Steamship wamsutta Fish. New Bedford for New YORK.
with mdse and passengers n Barling 4 .Days f -
schr Hattie King, King, Calais Tor New York. with
schr Brasos, ryron. Boston for New York, with stone
schr James Honnann. Shropshire, New Haven for
schr George 4 Emily, Hutchings, Newport for New
YORK. @A
Scar Pearl. Geskin, New Haven for New York ~
schr @ shaitis Young, Black Rock for New. York.
Schr Native. Dehart Greenwich for New York
schr Dawson, selleck, Northport lor New York
Schr Mary Tfce Dunham, New Haven Tor New York
schr Wm Allen. Jones, bridgeport for baltimore,
Schr Helen =, Hogan Boston Tor New fork
schr Hiram Tnttlc Tuttle, Port Jefferson for New
schr Storm, staadt, Pawtuckes for New York.
schr Wm Baker, Gloucester Tor New York, win ns"
schr Gust. Smith. Norwich for Trenton
Steamship Glaucus Bearse. New York for Boston
sesr Maggie Cummings, Baldwin, New YORK ior cc0as
schr Maria Adelaide, New York for Boston.
Sohr Kate Mary Cogswel New York for Pawtucket
schr Mnquas Heoney Elzabethport tor Providence.
schr Delphi Allen. New York for Maiden.
schr Nathl Holmes smith. Elizabethport for New Lon
don, U0 af
schr George Gilman, Gardiner. New York for Cutler,
Me. M fr 81.
schr Surprise, Seaman, Hoboken for Providence. N.
Schr Adams, Nickcrson, New York Tor Providence
schr Wm Glllnm. Hanilton, hoboken for Boston. sa
ses sMass FOR so Sa
Schr & Day. Day, New York Tor Belfast ff
schr Hattie Perry, Chase, Hoboken for New Bedford
schr Salmo Washburn, Hathaway, Hobosen for iaun-
schr zulette Kenyon, Buckingham, Hoooken for Hart
schr Loon Rowiey New York for Bridgeport
schr Samuel GOdwln, Waterbury, New York for sa-
lem. tfI FN.' 80 o8ft
schr Ida Palmer, Palmer, New York ter Stamford.
The New York herald., 1873-12-11
su,rowxERs, ASSOCIATION.

The classification and Rating Of ves-
seis--Defective American Lists-A STAN
dard Record . Necessity-An Inn port . mt
Report.
A meeting OF the Shipowners' Association took
place yesterday afternoon az the rooms in PINE
street. Mr.. Brett occupied the chair.
An important report was put In by the commit
tee appointed to investigate the subject OF the
rival American records registers OF shipping and
OF certain practices imputed to some OF the pro-
pretors OF these records. The committee making
the report consisted OF J. Aston Wilson, Josiah o.
Ward and Marcus Hunter.
1t is alleged that for some time 1t has been
ofgrcat annoyance to parties owning vessels
and to merchants generally that the prOpretors Of
The records ask extravagant sums Of small ship
owners to put their vessels In the record, reusiEg
to put the name IN at all unless the sum is paid.
various records that there is beginning to be
great distrust Of these cassincations and ratings
The report states that the committee has nvesti-
gated these charges, and has. unfortunately found
many ECU tb IA these records
1t Is stated that the English Lloyds and the French
"Veritas'' are very reliable, but there Is needed
purely American list which shall be standard
work, ut for all purposes to which 1t s applied and
on q subject OF such great Importance to mer-
can regsters-of which there are three-are not
placed on sufiicenty important basis to be faith
iul exponents OF the shipping interest.
After the reading OF the report discussion
ensued, and on first vote the report was lost but
the vote was subsequently recOnsidered, and 1t
was decided to print the report (Which is very
voluminous) and issue copies to each member, the
matter to be discussed at the next meeting. 1t
also stated that an important report on pilot
age would also be ready.
The committee on the present Shipping act
reported that their matter was not yet ready and
that meeting would be held to-day TO debate the
subject.
The Chairman said that as It seemed the present
Shipping COmmissoner-Captain Duncan, as well
as the Law-was growing In disfavor, 1t was
matter OF Importance to attend to 1t speedily.
Alter some urther business, which was not
important, the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1873-12-11
THE CASE OF DIR. PETz0LD.
He IL Ordered 20 Appear at the Coroner's
Once 81, 900 Baii-An After Considera-

Omce-S3,OO0 Bail-An After Consfdera-
tfOn.
on Tuesday afternoon when DR.. r. Petzold was
found innocent by the jury, In the case OF Charles
Storandt the infant who died rom accidentally
swallowing bit OF lunar caustic, as previously re-
ported IN the HERALD, Coroner Kessler did not re-
quest him to remain. nor even intimate that ne
would he required to give bail. After considering
the matter over night however 1t appears that the
Coroner yesterday morning called at the Nine
teenth precinct station house, and left with Ser
Reant Hamilton, then In charge, q summons for DIR.
Petzold with the request that 1t be served on him
Immediately.
The summons required that DR.. Petzold should
appear at the C0roner's 0icc at ii O'Clock A. M.
yesterday, and Coroner Kessler declared his In
tenton OF holding him to bail in the sum OF So 000
and said he should Immediately send the papers
before the Grand Jury Tor their action. Dr. Petzold,
however, failed to obey the summons. and was not
present AZ the appointed time; IN fact, he did not
come at all up TO the closing OF the C0r0ner's ONCE
at night.
II Is possible that Or. Petzold may next be
brought up on o warrant.
The New York herald., 1873-12-11
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINES.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEST0SE TELEGRAPH LINES
Steamship Greece Br, Thomas Liverpool Nov 20 and
Hurst Dec 10 passed steamship Egypt hence for Liver
steamship Thuringia GER Meyer Hamburg Nov 26
CO. Had variable Winds he entire
passage.
Steamship City OF Mexico, Sherwood, Vera Cruz Nov
q Progreso Dee and Havana 9Th, with mdse and pas
fort and Jupiter. saw bark ashore, with wreckers
alongside; no signals
with mdse and passengers 70 q Mallory a Co.
w ae Dna so Ds
head winds and thick ios up to Chincoesgue Dec OF
Steamship Hnnissie' crowe savannah lVb Dec :, with
mdse and passensersto =. Is y. Lowden p,.
and Norfolk with mde and passengers to the Old Do
ballast 70 Ieiens Bockmann Is anchored at SOU SOUTH
Si yas%Suih S Robbins Bristol days
passed the wreck OF vessel Of about 100 tons bottom up
Bark Parodi gtab, parodt Antwerp s. days, in bal
Bark Meteor leer Dirksen Bremen 80 days with mdse
BaTk Ocean GER Gsrde. Bremen days, with mdse
aps sark Fdnssd e e SnkaT
with empty barrels % Koop Co.
via sfTk n6S g 0 uGe GnS FsS days
Bark Augustine fr. Baritone st Pierre Mart Is days
Bark Ke.ire oi wndsor Nsl. Faulkner. sydney cB,
Il days with coato G swain SON vessel to J De
Brig yH Hin Green, Aquin. via Delaware Breakwa.
srs Carrie ssrihs ci Yarmouth ae, Masters Inasus
10 days with salt 70 Murray, Jr; vessel 10 Brett
Co. Nov 2, on the outward passage, Hugh Pryor.
man. OF Georgetown, PEI aged rs years. died Of dysen
terry, and was buried at sea
sg wsiss With .s % ss s ssya
HincKen.
Brig Abby Watson, Hopper, Charleston IL days with
lumber 10 master.
schr sonora Decares Poro Silva, setubal sodsya with
schr Gcorgietta, smith, Pernandina IL days with iun-
Der 10 Bentley, Gidersleeve a Co.
schr Ann Cole, Bnnce. Georgetown sc, IL days. with
lumber 70 order Is bound to KoDdout
schr r Bennett Virginia. with wood TO W AIcott 4
schr W Alcou, Virginia. with wood to @ W Alcott
Co.
schr stephen Morgan Steele Virginia
schr NJ Bailey, Thomas. Virginia
scbr = Ireland, Iownsend. Virginia
schr John Tway. Hazleton, Virginia.
schr A Bartle. Smith, Baltimore tor New Bedford.
schr Henry whitney. Booth Philadeph for boston
hchr bagaduce. Conk Philadelphia for Boston.
schr r smith. Grace Philadelphia for Boston.
sehr Arctic, Whitton PniIadeIphla Tor Bristol
schr J Anderson, wheatlcy, Philadelphia for New.
port
schr Samuel Casncr, Jr, Lake. Philadelphia for Bos
ton. - = -
schr ~ Russell, Eldridge Philadelphia for Boston
The bark MoDeta, from Bavre, which arrived 9th was
~ days mot sS asreported).
The cargo Of brig Apollo, which arrived 9TH 10 con-
signed to Il Lamontagne.
lNissed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND eoUTB
steamship Chesapeake, johnson, Portland for New
steamship Nereus, Bearse, Boston for New York. with
JWVfe nnu pNhhfpgerE II uF QiR0ck
The New York herald., 1873-12-11
THE BRITToN INVESTIGATION.

The investigation concerning the charges pre-
ferred against District Attorney Bittton, OF Kings
county, by the Fifty, was resumed yesterday In
Samues' Assembly Rooms, before Mr. Cad wallader
OF the commission appointed by the Governor to
take testimony. The Snanks habeas corpus case
was taken up. Mr.. Shanks testified that there was
q second commitment produced by Mr.. Britton.
The first commitment was without definite time as
to the term OF imprisonment, whereas the second
commitment named 30 days rs the term OF i'm
prisonment. Further testimony OF an unimpOrfasnt
character touching the legality O1 the separate
copUAtmaRA Kae eddpced,
The New York herald., 1873-12-11
CONSIDERATION OF BISHOP CHENEY.

CHICAGO, Dec. 10. 1878.
Rev. Mr.. Cheney has received telegram from
Bishop Cummins announcing that the ceremony OF
ordination OF Dr. Cheney as Associate Bishop OF the
new Reformed Episcopal Church, will take place in
this city next sunday. Preparations are in prog
ress for the event, which is creating great STIR
among Episcopalian circles.
The New York herald., 1873-12-11

Steamships Manhattan 3r) for Lverpool; Egypt (Br),
do; Algeria r) do; sidonian (r GLASGOW; Iowa lBr),
North .'r Point phadelpha ships Garbala % iguioae
FrancIsco Montezuma, Barbados; II stover, Havana;
Thomas Brooks st Jago and Guantanamo; brgs John
tanzas; J L Bowen. Antwerp Village Belle Bermuda
II King, Kingston ia; Maxson Rogers, Norfolk.
Wind sunset NV fresh
The New York herald., 1873-12-11
Tclegraphic Marine correspondence.

PORTSMOUTH. Va, Dec 10 1879.
This morning information was received by Capt Thos
Crein agent OF the underwriters that the English bark
Annie Jane, from Bristol for Hampton Roads, Tor orders
ashore 25 miles south of Cape Henry hard and fast
She has 200 OF railroad iron board Capt Creln
has gone her assistance, and has to make by land
there is other TO get to account Of
ppoper tugs being in port to-day. THE above vessel is
probably the British bark Jane Anna which sailed from
Dublin for Providence, RI, Oct 30.J
The New York herald., 1873-12-11

VESSEL STRANDED.
The bark Max GER. Dinsc, from New York for Ham
burg stranded on spikeroog the mouth Of the wese
today. The saved by the lIieb0at
VESSELS ARRIVED.
Arrived at Hun Dec 10, bark Lea Aus, Tugnixza, from
New York.
Arrived at Caroin Dec 10, steamship Pembroke tBr).
Williams, from New York.
Arrived at Queenstown Dec TO- barks Rordboen Nor,
Olsen from New YORK waI0 dsus) Tavasterna from
es'nwQrej City Of Aberdeen Dg, scAIee from PhiIadel
The New York herald., 1873-12-11
BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark Metis. Ellis from Bremen Oct n COy pilot boas
Pet No o. l ts..7 Nlsi
The New York herald., 1873-12-11
OUR CABLE SKIPPING NEWS.
TrlEsaAm TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

stra nding OF . German Bark-Movs-
mcnts Of Vessels from and for Ameri-
can and other Ports.
The New York herald., 1873-12-11

BOUND SOUTH

= steamship Chesapeake, johnson, Portland for New
YORK, with indse and passengers
steamship Nereus, Bearse, Boston for New York with
-~aSe and IHsspGeEk 10 AFptp0ek
The New York herald., 1873-12-11

pnia; brig Trio ceA osen from New York; also 'Hen-
~ Block" from Rio qrande del Norte. b
Arrived at Larne Dec 10 steamship PeDnsylyania Br
Braes. from New York for Glasgow.
Arrived at Antwerp Dec 8. bark W Harwood tBr).
DowIey. nom New York briss Haabes Auksr Nor,
Hendricksen, from do ueiand Nor). svendsen, from
Boston, af .s1sNN tA H@NsNta
Arrived at Rotterdam Dec 8. bark pust GER, voss
from New York. dN rs fN sNH
Arrived at Rostock Dee bark Ceres Ger. Grunberg
Arrived at Havre Dee ship Preston Br), North from
New Orlcana
Arrived at Brest Dec TO- steamship St Laurent rp.
Lachesne, from New York
Arrived at Trieste bark Nimrod (Aus), Geronch from
Arrived at Bahia, bark Mondego tBr), Lombard, from
TT4F t VESSELS SAILED.
saled from Liverpool Dec ~, bark Ursus Minor (Nor.
Nielsen for New York before reported sailed 7tD.
Also sailed from do Dec TO- steamship Abbottsord Br),
Deiamotte for Philadelphia. A"t* eNN
Sailed from Holyhead Dec 10 bark Nicola QtaD, En-.
rigo, from Liverpool for New York navine rcpaircd).
Sailed from london Dec TO- steamship Harold Haarfa
ger (Nor), Lund for New York. .sl IS Nalal lstNsn
Sailed from Shields Dec 10 Linieman Noon, and Win
nie Barker. for New Orleans ... s..#
Sailed from Qucenso Dec TO- steamship Parthia (Br)
Watson from LiverpooD, for New York. ....-,.
Sailed from Belfast Dec 8. Bertha, for Pensacola
Sailed from Hamburg Dec 8 bark Amphitrite 1Rus),
wikander for Philadelphia. r
4 Sailed from Antwerp Dec 8, barks Rebacca Ger,
Ahrcns for New York Sunny Region (Br), pelap foF
United States .ttt.ttt - III
Sailed from Bremen Dec g. bark Repubhck Ger,
Rortmann, lor New York. 4 J
Sailed from Havre Dec 8, barks Brimgi (Br) Porter
and Romance (Br), roye for United States.
Sailed from -. James Kensay, for United States
Maria, for do; Isona do; Kong Oscar Nor, Jensen
from Rotterdam. for New York; Providence (Br, Coal
fleet from Rotterdam) for Philadciuhia; schli, fol
United States; Deo Gloria, for do
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-26

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saul mneN mlfe bu sIe cedplnIy
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shall he unt w INTO q gfea' many Ne
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-26

THO ihpsirH Tlss' - Hot ihf fa'.
having inuilest RI fhe Iti AIlsnu,
o. shout hid tom h tufIUU,
Ihydehi u0uffol, shlfII iftt. H.
ltisl ~ ulf fsIuflaf, s,ofy una
HhinhIr Tho uesftgo mtitla ef,
atiltd w tb1ui ihni point IN thp
v wage w. or lltoo Of The tinsn
.gr de AIRED o. " gifted With lbt
lnfii ~ prophecy lhnl tho ahHp aHd
hIl on board Bould h1 lust They
Wei I repeating the prediction, pack
ed their carpet bugs and vent pn
dock 90 watch fuf chance pressing
vessels, Saying that they were going
10 lesse her. ~ lhoi were sure she
vas doomed TO destruction The
calinin then ]inloryoncd ana locked
them up ~ msd.men, aud When the
prediction they had made In their
supposed insanity received i,i fear
lul lnldlImont, they, II is said, per.
lshed IN confinement.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-26
OBITUARY.

SIMPSON A The home Of Mi, parents in
Baic'villt, Mississippi, on the IN lust, Janrs
stewart Simpson, son Of y II and Nr, sallie
simpson, ngcd 'it years md one month,
Like the pure and lovely snow.
drop which buds forth in carry
spring, and after touching tho heat
BY its purity and lovolinoss Tor u
few days, droops and dice, even be-
fore the ycrnal days have been hall
expended so our little darling has
budded, and cntwined himself
around our hearts aud dram out our
souls affection, by his innocent prat
lilo and touching loveliness aud even
before the spring time Of childhood
was half oerhe has droopedand diet
But though he Is dead, we know h.
still liveth. Yes, even while ,ul
hearts are bleeding because We Sc
much "miss him at home" wo know
that he has gained a lar swectcl
home in Heaven; and whilst W,
have lost a well aud dearly loved
son, Heaven has gained n well loved
angel. X
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-26
The Girl or the Period

Mrs. b, rnham, the correspondent
OF the st. Louis Republican, writes
as follows on the above highly I'M,
portant point:
A lady TO be extremely stylish
now must be narrow enough, taken
in front, 10 pass between the handles
Of u wheel barrow withouttouching
either side, but size can make il up
by any amount oil projection behind.
Her head must be narrow; broad
heads are very Questionable. Her
hair must ull 20 70 the top. Her
hat must have all ornamcn,aiion
ma'sed at the back. The sides must
in all respects be flat and narrow,
the hat plastered IN behind, the hair
parted on the lett with some curls
and erimps on the right Of the fore>
head. Then an embroidered camels'
hair p~olonaise; side fastened with
immense clsps Of oxydized silver. A
little chunk handled English uni-
b%rella, swinging, like a sword by an
oxydized chain. A skirt heavily
trimmed, the fullness taken entirely
to the rear, and rather shor, front
aud sides, but sweeping quite Il train
just behind. That's the pretty pic
turc tor to-day.
In soma respects the above style,
are 10 vogue in our section and we
suppose "our dear g%irls' will adapt
tic balance as soou as they uhder.
stand that it Is the imperial decree Of
Dame Fashion as all the women bow
reverently at her shrine ID obedience
to oil her laws.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-26

AN ACT to amend section 500 Of
the Revised Code OF 1871.
Section l. BE IT enacted by the
Legislature OF the State Of Mis-is
sippi, That section 522 OF the Re
vised Code Of 1871, be 80 amended
us To also authorize suits to be COM
menced against any person who has
M mansion, house, or known and
permanent place Of residence, 10 the
county where the indebtedness on
which such suit is brought was con-
trocted.
Sec 2. BE it further enacted, That
this Act shall take etfec. and be In
force tron and after Its passage.
Approved April 3, 1878.