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pet and attend 10 al other business arHsrtaining Il
Banking
r3 Oa3ce Hours, from. s. A NJ. to-, ?. n ~
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The 7Tassaciusett- Amend nenf.
Oar re ghbor Of tie JeFersonian, has become
quite jealous in al effort to throw upon the Re-
publican party the responsibility Of adopting the
amendment to the constitution or Massachusetts,
BIZ which fol. igners who may hereafter become
citizens OF that state, shall cot be permitted to
vote until they shall have been residents two years
after being nataralized
We will take his own figures and show how
eas7 it vas for the Democrats to have defeated
the amendment if they desired to do 50. The
vote given 10 MIR. Buchanan, az he has it. was
5000. The tshoie rote Of the State On this
amendment was about 81 600. at least so0p less
taun the Democratic vote given to Mr. Buchan'
an. T.aaE. at the vote 10 some strong Republican
c5uusies In Hampton county, (l3 to"nsJ gave
ss4 noes to 49, yeas Hampshire gave 40 to
21G. Franklin gave AZ to 9. Berkshire, -
togpsl Az to o. against it. la p Republican
towns the vote stood noes 1917, yeas l027.
This amendment 70 the constitution, the merits
Of which we are not now discussing, does not az
we understand, Interfere with the right Of suffrage
eursycd by foreigners now residents Of that State
bat only prescriyes new rale for those who may
hereafter become sach. Now let Us look il the
Democratic party have beea disposed to act with
greafsr liberaIty towards the Foreigners. la the
territory Of Minnesota there Is large German
POPULATION and whilst il was mere territory, tie
Democratic party In Congress eudeavored 10 take
away from them the right of salfrage, hch under
,.,,s ,rts If CONGRESS- mad the f,rrIta-f,I lee,
previous acts % '''-l ''''
4sihJAte t4ey h"i t''- c.s'ga" III ASH" GA
this simply the fast that the Germans are oP-
rgsed i, the slugery xtpusiua policy Of the Dem
I'D t-. .... 100 =. t 4,.-.7
OF tHc iigAt OF F9-t+s.
Bat let us look a. the policy OF the Democrat.
L. administration IN REGARD 10 foreigners A Mr.
I,-.,- +. .,,r. If z1a,..b-s -F..r adfre-se3 Ia,
Ter 10 tAe 'eSfe'''! o' '''.'' i-e" ~ ~ 70
which the following s ihe reply ana "hich VIII
explain the nature Of the iaq4ry
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1T our 1tll' ., voc I''' ms, LAS Dl,"
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n'.i''1' l' -. :s,,a,t " t
may ne 'o'.i '',, ~, IN. 'o Wa, ~. ~,
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rom rom 'n'' ''"'' u -" '''"'" "'"'''9 '1PAh
ar, Sin ,.,rr l,.,1;..et s.r,,.,rt
TTVrTa rA-1
"-.' aay one NO" e.'3h l'Ht 'Ae pe"oefa"e
party aie The peculiar Is. aas Of the foreigner =
We s.4bait the following Comments from the
C..,..,a, C,,-etts o.. tf,i. lattar.
,.
lie ia'e mo" NIt"1'- parry Wa o''eu -
I'o"ga9d ~ t'tH.'' u' io.1iSh oi'n oe'"H'e 81
,"g +A' 'olo"N 1.slill - ~! ~ 80 -
Ga8 en-" ce,oe 0a H. ronr Nib them hr1echss on
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Jo1S BosFoHrH. an Cd ard respectable ci:iz=n
O ms vicinity, ded oa Taes,ay he N inst
rs brother Joszp1, d.s3 54st ore yea before,
ID Smile DIN Tas atczai.azl ..-era. il : sal
remarked ia, one year from rat dsy he
Soald a,so be buried. He died within v=fE
tcr1 tue Of fEs k27r he predicted h ~o1id
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Success to Rissmoai Ingenuity aad Eater
prize-Qar frlead. stephen {. Mendecha!l, on
yesterday sold tca Of his Patent Hand l. oms 70
a Portuguese gentleman, residing il Brazil on the
Amazon. which are to be used on his extensive
plantation IN tast tar of district of coanrg. This
gentleman happened to see one Of these looms in
operation in Georgia, and came all the way here,
for the purpose eff procuring some Of them for his
owa use This is bat another evidence Of the
popularity and success Of these Looms, which,
wherever used, are regarded as the moss econom
oal and useful invention il that lice, now in Use
In fact it is the only loom worth baying.
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4 Street Present-We are uuleE thousand
obligations 10 our .rseud Martiada.e Boyd, for q
large box OF as rich. tae honey a. We have seen
for many day. Il Is oil SANDER t. SAP that
the life Of an editor j. oae OF confined bitterness
AID trouble. We feel that the compliment OF
Nj Boyd will be appreciated By IS AMI tha; it
will sweeten macy tdoa51t- He has our
thanks.
- We axe iadsoted to Joaa J. Coaley, Of
the Richmond Green House. f,r d splendid boa-
qaet exhibited at tae last mael a- Of the Horti-
cultural Society Il was We, selected AMI bean
tifally arranged. He has onr thaass.
- Waiter S:e7eas presented is the potatoes
he exhibited a: the sane meeting They we're OF
tie White >psoat variety aai very large tor the
season. They were the frs, We have sesa. and
We did ample justice TO them on car dinner tah!c
Mr.. Stevens is one Of tia most successful pro
ducsrs Of vegetables in ii coanty.
70 George Coale presented Is some fne straw
berries few days s5ace, wA.ca for favor aod sze
were very zoe.
- Oar whole SCALED generous friend. Phil
Nl-gias, presented 6 Nj;a Two are large pieces
OF forced Beef which Ne pronounce superior to
ANYTHING Of the kind We haze ever eaten before,
He makes up fresh lot each week and Keeps Il
in his mammoth refrigerator. which Is The best
inveuticn out Cal sai 80 hin vhen you van,
vegetables Or -es'
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B'he --latest from, ssae Seat Of war.

New 1oRE, June 1.-the SatdInIans
forced a passage over the river Se>ia. AZ Pa
es.ro, in the face If the Austrians. who were
protected BY the fortifeatious erected there
since the occupation Of the city. after severe
conflict. They also succeeded IN capturing
the city, and taking many prisoners.
The Emperor y apoieon was about remov-
Ing the headquarters OF the Allies o Casale.
Il IS reported At Paris. that As soon as the
French enter Milan, England AMI Prussia
will Jointly make strenuous Efforts - terul-
nate the war by negotiation
j fight had occurred at Florence, between
some English and American sailors. Oh ac-
count of the latter wearing III eo5or roSeues
The Emperor OF Austria. the Archduhe
Charles and Gen. HESS reached Verona on
the 2.st. on their way 10 the headquarters
Of tie army.
Mr., Joseph Sturge's funeral was a great
demonstration. The family having declined
public funeral. the inhabitants 81 Bumins
ham showed their respect by attending it
InInyltcd, as a spontaneous and genuine tub-
Ute OF respect. The mourning procession, Is II
left Mr.. Stur-e's house was followed by sixty
carriages. and " headed by procession OF
more than three thousand persons. three
abreast Of all ranks. erceas aud shades O.
distinction. led By the Mayor and the Rev,
Dr.. Miller, Rector Of 81. Martin 5, the mother
church Of the town. The burial ground was
thTonged By members Of lae Saciely .
Friends. from ali pa-tsof the c5au.ty. amon-s.
whom was Mr.. Bright, N. L.
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B Il ) Z s . y z ! . u,

n SIZE ta Wayne County Fair they received the FIRST
Horse ploN Sa4l Eloa.
1iafse tIaW CUityatar snI the telaat awarded Tor
tAe best FsNaausttr- awarded 10 th,ar Nhu used
an th several ptav which have lef tafore heen nigh
d aoH.r red with .rslaIns. both statv ana County
Fairs
Tfa Traprteiors of the establishments prsotieai
mem they employ bni conf eteut hands and
tut the best uatersas, hrrer they sanh-
deoes IA reconmenaus their work tbs public They
fse uaLua acIare
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patterns and u AL sizes Caltjvators three
hoes. Agricultural implements, - various kinds
order aHy Artcte that may desired
Their fstsf sheut near the Depot Of Front
and Washing Eun Avenue, Rheims nj. lad.
rpn- III 10 o7tf
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Pure Milk.

EsDWiN cARPESTFR + prepared 70 serve tile public
Il atth sweet, f'uTe MIX, morning aaI evening
his Mix AMI warranted 70
keep least n hHurz orders groeerE
Carpenter - viii prompt attention
June TO l. q.
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- Tie following IS amount g. she personal pro
perry retained sar taxation ~ tae Apir'lsers n
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Oar friend ABE PHrLLTrs, j. having man
ufac.ure3 = splendid Hearse at LiPpincoa's
City Coach shop. wlieh vii cost $3.50
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WHAT Is DEmocRacr.-Jacob Vandergriff
a democrat Of many years standing at Indi-
annapolis, has in some way fallen from the
grace of the leaders Of the modern democracy
In answer to a charge in the indianapolis
s, ntiud that he has not been considered re.
liable for many years, NJ. Eandergriit says in
card 70 the public: Now l would hum
bly, ask the editor Of the Sentinel what they
consider reliable? Ifit consists in voting the
democratic ticket when they nominate decent.
sober men, then I am reliable. But if i.
means that l must drink bad whisky, get
drunk. become boisterous and noisy on the
public streets, be taken up by the police and
fined by his honor the Mayor, as was the case
OF certain democratic editor say if such
conduct makes a man reliable then sir, am
not one of the rehabe kind
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~ Fifteen million feet Of saw logs were re-
Gently swept away by anoi in the upper Ms
eolri river.
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PINE SHINGLES.

no. I. Pine Shingles al 81 Is s S. SO
pei 1000
Pine uua hcr troua : IN Io 10 per 1000.
~ atanE. Poplar and Ash Flooring.
sash. Blinds. Doors. Frames and Mould
ing@-
go LUMBER WORKED TO ORDER
are s's5 prepared 70 f2-u{sA trcAitae.lral Trsa
Wssx shass ua.leesuca II rAa5s@j Tsaa Naatlss
crates, NesAatAs LautelS. Daors, NA4Es Cal AL
EEBA SMITH s. GO.
A-sha-sn.. I..e "a. lssa. s-sl
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arr 81 J. EsEsp.rt.
FresAts the Al. ara Points Eai.-ss nia4f
T4#1 u-sa-t4 .sd Wazt=fa HA4res1s fssea At q. Is~
- - as.y 9:h=f lla=- join EEA&BE "a e4.s
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sce-Tks Editor Of the h.dLana FarnleL.

E-Tke Editor of the Iadiana Farmer,
couciudes an article on visit to the Cam
bridge aud Dublin machine shops as follows:
Mr.. Mercer informed Us he had made 700
machines for this season. but his sales having
already exceeded that amount he was now
bringing out - more. This is an excellent
operation for the FIRST YEAR. Ola Wayne is
the Yankee State ot the West.
klNa SOLOMON CuArrEa--rne following
named persons we're elected to the respective off
ces Of King solomon Chapter il this city OF
Friday evening last.
oonn W. W. LsNag No. EAcel.eat Hlgh
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We deny that We were ever in favor of inter-
feriug with slavery ID the States.
So speaks Mr. Elder Of the yefsrso.iaa We
last week submitted some evidence Of Mr.. Elders
opinion upon the subject Of slavery, il which be
said virtually, that be looked upon Tia. ias,ltu-
tion Of slavery As Az EVIL, aud rSrAvcEABLg TO
the tull development Of the spirit and practical
benefits of free institutions. and that he would
feel it his d4ty to use all power consistent with
the national compact to prerszt its increase, to
mitigate and finally 70 ERADICATE the evil
He declared such 70 be his osu opinion, and good
democratic doctlrn. Bat rev Mr.. Elder says
he never vas 10 favor Of interfering with slavery
il the States. VIII be tell u how he would NIT
igGfe i, uithout interfering with it where it ex
i=t.. Ho# he woald ERADICATE it. except
from the slave States But perhaps he vii say
this Is ouig 10 be do4e consistent with lie Ia
tioDai compact" Just 80. lie does not say pos
itivey how he would seradtcatshs spH' from the
land, bat If there vas any way under heaven, By
which It could be done, " consistent with the IA
tioaal compact" he WIS il favor Of IL We think
We have sufficiently shown that our declaration is
true to the !etter-that he 81 protested to be,
as ultra as any abOlitiouist
We charged that he was opposed to the repeal
OF the Missouri Compromise. Mr. Elder says
this il misrepresentation in other words that he
nersr was opposed TO the repeal Of that com
promise. We shall see, by the proof We submit
ted last week lie declared, by endorsing the
resolutions Of the Ohio democracy, that ne was
opposed 10 the increase OF slavery. Tie object
ia repeating that compromise was to iacrsase
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HT.eSt.
J. Il MFxuHSHAIL, kta-.
:. II IAnENGroS Scribe.
J. SUEyErNs, Captain of the Host
J, NJ Pos Principal @oiourrer,
j. J RoNEy, Royal Area Captain.
!. 4. SMITH. Secretary.
+ u. Coos, Treasurer.
! F, BEAHp, Ga4gd,
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Ea.s Gerz,ass-a Ira ysa.is. lsss
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-11-10
NUMBEI, AZ.

ans Whefp M ihe country l,cfufe, rserp' near
Ilnl llneA N NE inuunlaln feulon N North
Carolina Rnl that sna q wsll eh,usei ani
leiuiiiul cemetery u contain. aloul fDfiy
maflIe monuments, some N whth sfe very
hrnisumr ani costly A gased uIm
lhis quiet spot whcfc The ashes n many
loved one feposc, ! was siIl mo'e strongly
confirmed IN The good opinion ! had formed
u lhe country and the people, Find M .
community where The graves N ilc dead nfe
covered With mcmenioea NJ sMertionHic ~.
lncmltancc and protected from rude assault.
and ~ bc willing 10 make m, home In their
midst, for they are warm hearted people,
With all 'hc nice feeling. that adorn our IN.
inre
sardla, lsls miles below Como Il quite
town, aud surrounded by = lovely country
simllar 10 that around Como. IN fact, all
the country saw, WAS pleasing 10 the eye.
and where not too much worn, ] have M
doubt II will produce enough 10 satisfy any
reasonable man, ~ any man who don't want
to get rich by telegraph.
And nov lci me in conclusion. say q NV
words about the Railroad. | have before
remarked upon i,s smoo,hncss. II II IN.
doubicdly one Of the most plcauan, roads In
the whole country, and the ears run M
smoothly as one could desire. The Engi.
nccr, Mr.. Mcrriwcmthcr, though . very
young man, has by this work, crsnblished
nm cn,iablc reputation, and one, too, that
will stand the test Of time. The rosd 10 IN
the highest degree crcdi,ablc 10 all con.
ccrncd, and will no doubt he a paying road
in few years. A. present, however, the
stockholders should look 10 Ia extension
have heretofore suggested that h ought 10
be extended to Columbus, and have since
, learned tina, the suggestion mcsts he ~
. probation Of the President, and that On slast
!, will also be made to extend Il from sons
|. point South of Panola, to Jackson OF Can.
4 ton. The road has 30 iav enjoyed caly :
A local freight and travel, end ycs In rsssip>l
h for the fiscal year ending first instant, ussv
!. more than treble tho smosnl properly
q chnrgcablc to its Imperative sxpssass.
70 Can any ono doubt that the MOCK vIIl y
n rcmuncrntive, or that Il viii pay 10 extsa&
q the road ~ proposeds ] shosld thiak I
70 would be clear question, end altaesGAs1
Il on one side, Let tho present ssoctkollsgv
n increase their stock. Let w. fasts h
i clearly and properly prsaensed 10 ~ -
~ pie ofthc counties through which TIE ~
y posed extension win pass, sNd NJ wss1 n
10 Il, the scheme will succeed. I vuul1 ~
!. ask that tho certainty u NJ making . -
n tune should b greater thsn ~ II q -
/. cc" Of this enterprise, n ss@ssnksa vhl
N energy such ~ has already hess dlsphys(
. on the work, nor would ! ssk O eusiis ~
4 than iis accomplishment. flhl
vi Nov, ~ h y Saturday night, sad ! W.
!. to 70 10 church Tomorrow, IN s'ss ~
writing. and take liitls qsies No. lgl.ss
Q hand. BIP VAN wneKEk
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pANOIA. MISSISSIPPI THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10 lS@

~ thla pmhi fni ia,d WtHWhfd until hr
q uifl VI hhi, wcf Ne.
Ths uhdnhiellly la lhp hrallhiesl country
! ever mw lluoiuft who hayr No mrana N
support Wa fhrIr pill hagt, hhd better 70.
maln n "lhp NlHirH lHWypfs W. have
NJ huflrf M every rluniy.iuNn, fafmofs,
u1rl riHop, preachers ihl teachers, eome
on' TrtW v country N abundant w.
suufcna nnd imam " enterprise onn nlNay'
hnl d null ~ labor N sumo part u hrI
broad lotnniu
lmiphi conllnuc thus In dcaullory man
uof 10 spin uul NY notions with regard n
many other subjects connected with Texas,
bat lcnring that ! viii ifcspaas upon youI
valuable columns ! viii dcsist
Please deliver to my old friend, "Johi
Andrew McjaoLsun, my moal distinguish
Reconsideration nndassurcmy young friend
Cot. \, &. r., that hc has my warme-t con
lolencc and sympathy IN bis late defeat, o
which nm informed by u late number .
your paper, Tell him that "IIarry Cha,
was too smart To be- President aud iha
Republics, States, aud even counties are Of
ten ungrntcinl.
Hoping that your little srAn may con,in
Ne 10 grow until il becomes one of the hrS
magnitude. that iis sciniillaiions may he
come visible from, u, least, every ircsidc II
Pamela County, and that the broad, good
looking phiz Of is tulclary divinity may b
ere long wrcathcd in smiles Of cogjugai nm
pdtTBaI affection, ! am itatcrnally M
Truly yours, Nc.
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VCt7Vet sStus sHs's
Col. wARp:-1 have long though, Of
dropping line for 1.-THE Star, in compli.
snce with promise made to yoa and several
readers Of your paper; but have never felt
myself entirely competent to give such In
formation with regard to this country -
would be useful and interesting to your
rcaders. However, ~ I hare been here
now about eight months, and have, think.
learned something Of the country. ] will
briefly give NY opinion. The country Is
evidently in . prosperous condition, A. !
evinccd By the broad, healthy, sun-brownesl
visagcs Of the inhabitants, the loads Of cotton
,hrcneing the highways, and the immense
herds of fst cattle grazing upon the prsiries.
Ny opinion Of Texas has been gradually
brcuminR better since ] FIRST set foot on
Texas coil. Ny first impressions were rash.
er gloomy, from the fact that the 6rst step
made upon the soil Of the slsonc StaI
State Vas as Sabine 'sCity," . miserable,
blssk-lcokins little village situated upoa III
Gulf, where ve fesnd nothing to ess ..
drink-a great disappointment. Tor Ne hss
been svp day. and nights upsa . wrstehet
ssS Of sBseeuer vitkess any 4 the evsstsr'
e.~fsvss. snd ansieipssed something FaF'
when ve got to The CITY" We ver'
sbous to leave the plaee n &ae1et, vhen osl
ffiesd Mitchell (sa's bsssher) vss discover
Cd iuuuine ftun . asobeftl lsskine eesselish
.~-s ssar.xa>1 IN - ~u>pds'' nth 0unnti
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Communications.



Mssk the sacred rite,
They are wsdded.bus In name
Words viii soi hearts uaiss."
care not for your psineely palaces deco
rated with jewels rare. perfsnea with E9s
a. CSleyms, curtaincd with siIk and danssk.
and maniels richly adorned with wax-vorks
of most delicate hue. lcarc not for these,
hut give me cot with those love, curtaine,l
BY Trumpet vines, perfamcd BY the Wood
hInc ssphyrs, decorated with aowers from
Nssarrs hand, with no other, save the simple
Asparagus to soaoeal the projecting end d
the wco,is. ckimHey. 80 mussd the plain
bat beautiful Ida May, one sunny afternoon
in the pleasant month Of June. The fair
maiden lcsnsd her head on her small, white
hand, Wholly vnadorned, save BY the auburn
cssblAss fal - gracefully ffom her head,
and wept bitterly.
"lda, lda!'' exclaimed voice, and On
lsotiaa asoua'l, lda observed the ssll, portly
lsekiaS form Il her father.
sWky, fsshss!" - exehined, "hav,
yeu eeeei 1dAsos sspect yos 70 early.
"YsA ny child; bat yos have not N
svsssa ~ (1astisa-ss, ssshss. yos hsv'
nct givea y N opportunity 10 ssk ~ tn
qsesiioa shas very naturally ssgsests itsel
sonynin1s Why - ysa IN sch VI hsmo'
sp-aieAsi I ssvsr 90 ~ lda, noe, b.
vhai thess y . shsaow - hss brow; =,
eses lively, rssy-ehssks1 daughter b NOV
~, palscad aqjsseea a-shs 10 loaerr bosnd
ssusst - = tts asseAas lsaess dess d
thrsv ~ arDs lssdly ssvuni ny mech, no
dpes sle shs for hw fsths ~ soas he lore
10 hear"
.Osly sAiak. father, ~ yea wssnl -
IN osafine - On haAsf, dsss fisher
u ~ hsfSuass ~ I = nos lovs -.
Ibvs 10 psss sAsA III sks vsslA 81 R 70
yin saly yo1ssss - iivn he bsrthea - =
hsasa - sunesl - - asar hah~. I
inshss ~ 80, I - ~ osse II. y
q; ~ ~ - ~ s1psee - = - ssAe'
viss ~ ~ ~ ed dljesee4 Via
III ~ 8 ~ more neoessaso nosth
vs1 rsa svsy, ssi vill - -, e. swrg !
sdhasaG lo.A hun ssssy - ! lsvA =
nRs - m u1>as1 ~ ~ ID, ai1ln
IN ~ st1Dsih ~ tea1bd hsly ~
. ~ ~ 0nsy Olobs4 - - vAso
~ II eunod) - = na1s - ~ -
~ smt = ~ llvvly In"
.snaA ny -" fsesFssd - saes
49,, ssh.h Ssisily = - ~" 8
- MA - eseslh0 q y ~ ~
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From The Menphis Araianehe.
LETTER FROM RiP VAN wiNkLE.
Gwoso llorsr, Memphis, Oct. 90, 1859.

G,yoso llorsg, Memphis, Oct. ~, 1889.
nm decidedly Of the opinion that your
readers will come to the conclusion that
rip Van Winklc" il wide awake, from the
way he keeps hammcring at them, aud yet
| have come to very dihcrcn, way Of think
ing. lIc has spent the last twelve years Of
his life among the pcrrimmon Groves aud
whortlcbcrry pocosins Of the good old North
State, aud is Just now making up TO the opn-
ion that North Carolina, is the best State
in the Union to be born in, provided the
little fellow will 90 on, soon after, and thus
make room for some body else. The more
travel around out here in the West, the
more am astoHished that an individual OF
my rery extraordinary powers of perception
should not have sooner discovered that this
is the country for one TO drive down his pegs
in. Clear the track nowy for "Trip Van
winklc" Is waking up! aud the FIRST thing
your good people know shall have shingled
my shaniy righ, in the midst u some of
them. Now ! hope none Of my friends
elsewhere will feel sighted, or called upon
to turn the cold shoulder to me II In telling
..,hc irn,h ,he whole truth Anil nothing brt
the ,ru,h,"I say tina, the prc,,ics. country
10 live IN that / have vet seen, lies In Psno.
Ia county, Mississippi
Leaving here on Wednesday lest, st 2
o'clock +. NJ. had = dclightfal ride on
one of,be hos, and .moo,bcst Railroads IN
the country. reaching PsnoIa about half
mas, Ave. or rather. I should ssy reaching
Ra,e.yilIe--rspola being about : mile from
tho Railroad 1I,a,ewilIr. bv IN. vsv. i ~
named IN eo,nplimen,--.lsscrvcd toto
Mr. Bates the worthy and popular condse.
,or an the roadl
A h,cL Afforded mo corvcvsuee ftow
Ra,c.y;IIc n Pamela. vhevc I xss sooo sss
down a tho doo, or minchoss uulihsu. of
the Planters Hotel. You have No doubs
read in the Star ths, miuchost vss crrvhilc
a tailor. bat, shs. he either eoncls,led The
f.n,bs,ed goose Was better than che irca,
The rso,t,SL cabbage. better than The eistk.
ar else h;s c,ssomsrs vess ssssins chin. and
he concluded 10 fs,,sn shs1 N, n osdss 10
ssll them the more cloth Tor sSs;r garments.
The latter vas = cu,c i.lrs spd II ninsAoss
vss promp,ed bv 4. I hone hc nav not b
d;.sppoipts,l.
I Rsd the plcsssre. sccn ssles NJ arrival
/, psools. n mces;es nv s.llsss kssAe)sv
friend Col W.rd. oG,Se ~. 10 ~. md
~. D.vsl h;s psblisher and sssoc;s,s. /
am under oblisssioes Tor poliss attention.
The Col, ! rss,s . .sy, ..iii s.iis .ads.
the Loss Sksv aas. tho~sh ] kad koped snd
expected better : shises u hin vhsa "
parted a. the Virginia SPRING. hast summer,