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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-28

e9F- TIE Louisville Democrat gives the
following particulars OF the shipment Of the
cotton machinery on the Pink Vcrdte, which
arrived at Nashville on Sunday last:
CorToS Mill MAcHISERY.-There is a
barge lying at the foot of Third street, into
which workmen are busily engaged putting
box after box of mill machinery for spin
ming and weaving cotton. There will be a
suficiency OF machinery 10 fill two barges
fully 100 ions-which Capt. Pink Varble
will TOW down the Ohio river TO the mouth
Of the Cumberland, and then put up that
stream into the State Of Tennessee to the
pnint where the machinery is to be set up.
This machinery consists of some eighty cot
ton looms for the manufacture of common
domestic 1t was Manufactured in Patter-
son, N. J., and has been in this city some
three months or more waiting a permit to
ship. The permit has arrived at last, and
the machinery. valued at $4,000, will go
forward about Monday or Tuesday. 1t is
for the ..Mc Minnville Manufacturing Com
pany" at McMinnvivlle, Tenn, on the Cum
berland river. about los miles east of Nash
Vile Capt. Pink will have a good job Of
going.
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IT is to maintain cur Government to
establish and vindicate law and order,
without which neither happiness nor
prosperity can exist. You are engaged
too, by the strength Of your arms, to pro-
tect our commerce with other nations,
and when victory crowns your devotion
to your country's cause-as it assuredly
will-you will be proudly pointed at as
the champions of American rights--as
men who have maintained their dearest
principles, and as those who, from this
time forward, shall live in the most
grateful remembrance of the living, and
whose names shall descend with marks
of imperishabie honor TO the remotest pos
terity. But, soldiers, to accomplish all
this, not merely arms are necessary; not
merely men TO carry them, but that pow
erful and overwhelming spirit which
constitutes and makes US men, that spirit
which lifts us above the creeping things
of the earth, and brings us near the
Deity in accomplishing his work on earth.
Oh, then, let us not merely think that the
''battle is to the strong'-let us not
merely depend On discipline and order,
but with that fervidness of soul which
inspired our fathers at Bunker Hill, and
Saratoga, and Yorktown, come forward
and give effect to all that is valuable in
the name of patriotism, and honor, and
religion.
Never, no never, will you succeed until
that spirit is once more manifested and
developed which actuated the soldiers OF
Cromwell, who, on the field, invoked the
Lord his God to arise. So let it be with
us. We must be at least one with him in
spirit. Let US, like Cromwell, invoke the
Almighty blessing, and, clothed with the
panoply of patriotism and religion, strike
for our homes and our country. I'M
mense cheering. Let us-oh,. let us
without reference to any differences of the
past, keep our eye steadfastly on the
great object to be achieved, the nation
atty and independence of this country,
the salvation of civilization from the in
suits and assaults Of barbarism; aud then,
and not till then, will you be worthy to
be recognized as distinguished portion
of Onr great American army. Long con-
tinued cheering from the whole regiment.
Immediately after the speech of Col.
COchrane there was tumultuOus demand
for the Secretary of War. Mr.. Cameron
came before the regiment and said:
SOLDIERS 1t is too late for me to make
you a speech tonight, but will say that
Heartily approve every sentiment uttered
by your noble commander. The doctrines
he has laid down / approve as if they
were my own words. They are my SEN
timents-sentimentsw which will not only
lead you to victory, but which will in the
end reconstruct this onr glorious Federal
Constitution. 1t is idle to talk about
fpaa with fhaca raholS thor
terms. We must meet them as our
enemies, treat them as our enemies, and
punish them as enemies, until they shall
learn to behave themselves. Ece,y means
a0lioh God hos placed IN our lands It Is oas,
duty 10 ~ss for tie protection Of ourselves. l
am glad Of the opportunity to say here,
what have already said elsewhere, in
these few words, that IaPpfoce he doctrines
tbs evea5hg e.sanciatea by Col. CocJtrone.
Loud and prolonged cheering
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-28
THE YANKEES FOR AIMING THE
NEGROES.

speech Of Hon. JnO. Cochrane, OF
New kOri
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-28

UNEXPECTED.-An unexpected return
home, says the Poughkeepsie On. W Ea-
gle, is not always the happiest way for
married men, as was exemplifed last Sat-
urday. A man who was lately married,
and had enlisted in one of the volunteer
companies from this city, returned rather
unexpectedly last Saturday, and found
his loving wife sitting on the knee of a
new recruit, on the side of the road near
the county house, with one of her arms
around his neck, caressing him most low
ingly, amidst group of his fellow SOL
diers.
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WAsHINGTON, Nov. Il, l6t

[speciI Dispatch 10 tie n. y. Trfbune.I
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-28

A CARGO OF CRoToN WATER FOR THE
GREAT ExPEDITIoN.-The New York Com
mercial announces that the United States
steam transport City of New York sailed
Thursday evening with full cargo of
Croton water, for the navel expedition.
Her destination is Port Royal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-28
To Farmers.
A. H. Eord's Lands.

PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, in the case of Thomas Foster A
Ford and others, will sell at public sale, at the
MurfreNsboro Turnpike road and the city known
as the Augustus Ford place, and bought by him of
Thomas Foster. plan Of division Of said Tract OF
Land may be found page 81 of Book No. q, Regis
ter's Office, Davidson COUNTY, and will proceed to
sell according to said plan, Lots No and 10
Lot No. containing 81 acres, and wing upon it all
the improvements
TERMS 6, II, Is and "a months credit, WITHOUT in
tere and free from redemption purchasers to execute
notes with approved suretes payable in bank, and
lien to be retained. j. E. GLEAVES, c. NJ.
nov15-td
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administrators Notice.

HAVING qualified Administrator of the estate
l. Rachel Irwin, deceased hereby notify all per-
sons indebted to said estate to forward and make
payment, and all those having cLJIms against it W il
present them to me for payment within the time pre-
scribed by law. f. A. IRWIN Admir-.
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MORTON OR HAMPTON TRACT OF LAND

DURSUANT to decree Of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, in the case of Edward Jordan, Adm
&c, of Solomon Morton, decd, VS.. Joseph 81 Hamp-
ton and others, will sell at public SALE at the Court
House in Nashville, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER Tn,
1861 Tract of 13S and 81 poles of Land lying
II = miles from Nashville, the Noensville Turnpike
road, and being the same farm sold by Solomon G
Morton decd to Joseph II Hampton.
TERMS 6, y and "a months credit eottOut interest
and free from, redemption; purchaser TO give notes
with approved surety, and lien also retained.
nov15-td j. E. GLEAVES, c. & u.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-28

We learn from England that owing to
the excessive use of opium, the Right
Hon. B. Disraeli has lost his health
1t is doubtful whether his powers of
mind can ever be restored.-M j. 1rf-
Gltae
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NENEON M.
A Great Chance for Fcrluue i'm Land

T HAVE 200 acres OF fine land as can be found in
i Texas OF elsewhere. am bound TO sell, or will
swap place improved in or about Nashville. My
land lies Bosque county and on the Bosque river,
l6 miles from Waco and miles frem the Texas Cen
trail Railroad. fine healthy country with plenty Of
water aud plenty of timber, bne Springs besides,
the river passing through The tract. IsBiber-there
about 100 Of the finest Cedar, and about 800
OF heavy Pecan Bottom, the balance Of the tract
is the finest prairie land. comprising one OF The most
desirable tracts OF land that eo11d in the State
For further information, address Thomas E Everett,
Neei's Creek Post Office, Bosqce county Texas who
lives the adjoining tract; OF J. b. Reed, Brsnham
Texas Reed went from this county. The title IS
clear and perfect and unincumoered. The papers can
be seen al the Commercial Hotel. can be seen du-
ing the day al Sharp Hamilton's Sword Factory
night at No. 10 Cooper's Bdlding, Cherry; street.
Sep I9 II. L. JUSTICE.
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ITS ENDORSEMENT BY SECRETARY CAMERON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-21
noAaDrvc AND LopcrNG.

A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET A HAND
~ somcy furnished suit OF Rooms Paror and two Bed
rooms bath room adjoining, the second hoor with
a., .ns 9iyuern w nsn a o.
ton avenue third house above rhirtyeghth street. Rce-
rences required
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VETERANS OF lSi2.-YOU ARE REQUESTED TO
meet at the foot OF Roosevelt street, at O'Clock r. NJ
Sunday I'D ns attend Divine worship at the Gothic
Methodist Episcopal churuh Even
Williamsburg By invitation of the pastor Rev. Mr. Bottom
n. B.-Ferfiage aud car fare free.
II. RAYMOND. Brisadier General
ABRM QALhy. Colonel
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

n ness IL DESTROYS of obtaining situation in that le he
thoroughly In all It's details, the
most uneAceptonabe references. Address r. NJ box Isl
Herald olice
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MUSICAL.

A MAGNIFICENT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
"A forte for salcA the modern improvements, oyersiru
full iron plate fully guaranteed, $500 win be sold
for $50 including and Inquire No. 10 West
Twentysixth street. Sixth avenue.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-02-07

. Has permanently located at
Qlo Panols, and 10 prepared to per-
form all operations with the leas. possible
pain, aad In the most skillful manner
Partial OF full
SETS OF TEETH.
inserted upon the most scientific plan.
DIsDADuD TEETH AND 0UMs.
succesfully trsaAed. Great care taken and
.ossshosgks ussd In oil operations. The
cisissus ol ths souu and ue1ghbsvhood will
do well % call ed zee bsf6rt going else.
where = tAse tAsir vork pcsfosned.--
Paesoanee iisdly solicited.
Ovsscs-bsxt door TO the Printing 0Gss
opposite Ceuss Square.
Iuly =, 1880. n2s-n
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s0eeOtWfve u 1SesWs
0A1e1AOS . . 284OOs
vEYllL practice In the Courls q Pano.
w ID, DO Soto, and other Usunties In
North Mississippi, and will pny partisslg
attention 10 the collesliop of debts, and
all other business intrustsa 10 thsiY care.
RBTBnDuCDei
lloa. J. W. Thompson, RIPLEY; noa. J.
r. Chalmers. llernsado; Messrs. Brown,
owen 1 Co., 3. N. Apperson 1 Co, y Lane
4 Co., 0sllawsy & clustey, Memphis;
Msssrs. Ward & rootc, panols.
.I.e. SIMMONS 10 Commissioner for North
Carolina in Mississippi.
January 81, 1861. s3-tf
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. { s#fN "sfft"f@HH - @~sfxW ~ W. nv -
ally have many fssss u he lsssss n.
speei, a. his cay msnnsss indIesl
ted,
Without replying to the ihsalehi
Enslpbnan, grandmother directed
her sieps N the door. whieh she
opened, not knowins wha. else ID
III.
JUS. oulasae. q dirty. desperate
looking IMAM Mas standing.
A The door opened. The man look
ed beyond grandmother intothe warm
FIRE. and bsiph, room aud rested bis
eyes on the foyaIrts, eho we're eat.
Ing aud drinking away, lm, still
watching At The same time the door
Mn, do you want = inquired
grand llo,her of the stranger.
Something TO eat and drink,
ma W, snd to speak a few wordsao
the omccs Were"
The speaker pointed TO ~ SER
seen', and the latter arose TO h'siess
snd adve''ced to The door.
"Well my man, what 20 you want
with me y demanded the pompous
britson FIRST though, who - you
and what are you = -. :,
"A dcserser from valley Forge,
\ was the reply.
"Dlis.cred be Your tongue for VI.
tcring the wcrdsl cried ny grand.
mother, unable to Restrain hcrssli
any longer.
"Peacc, ma ain, exclaimed toe
sergeant. "iour name Z he sdded,
to the descrter 'nnd to save tims
and trosble, tell as what you're dom
here, and what you want. II you
tempt TO cheat VI, your lie won't be
worth : PIN -,
II shall be honest with you' SIR,
replied the dessrser, adyans'pg . "
tic INSIDE the door, and thoroughly
making n,s "nPrePcsssss,ng g. sppssrr.
he continued, and It's net long SINCE
vas Fortunate enough 70 escar fFo"
the Ames'can line. ! w.e veve'
nncso d rebel, s'r, and t:sfore
you wont wceder that J wish to JON
the troops Of our good king. 6el
bless him! As faI as my weak end
weary l'.no' sonld 81 carry s,r,s me, VA, sa'
making NY way 10 i'h''adc'ph's, ou'
SICK and hungry as ! WAS sels COZ
PEELED 10 stop ana run the r'sk o.
soliciting so.e assistance. =. 10 i's'f
od, ss,s y the 1u'e -,
"Ira'sos. cried my sranamesser
.mPseaous'y; dare you appeal ''
Hod! dare you eai' upon !ae supreme
Beng to bear w'tncss to the honesty
Of your words Infamous villain, J.
Is wOader =: ;, almighty does mol
s0.e you "es"' :.
i peace, you wonsn, Pesce ! eried
the royal ssssessf, N ssoua shd per-
einpiory tone.
II shall not KEEP ~ psaee ss)
Longer boldly ann pa'.,gnassly y, z, e
sponded esndmotbsr; - eae>
ews native sell - J M -
pss sova = Z - ~ 1cl {
speech were deaisd ~ 0e 80
! ed me 70 peal e ? .esd - -,
given - g., IT, sse1D = .peeos4
= ! hve. u utter ~ Us ~
u ! d'e 'of ~ ma. -.
isrn'ng apon 'es oessss,
ei, N deep asa 1sssesaae 49,:
yes. sfs'.es sns ,,s cessssss % sess
ssn<Rae e'sss v's Ger -. Il.
ssH WIN ~ .ssss
.whas eos,a S ! =
.ookm9 soess.' g. .YSs' Il :
|. ing 20 seh sse6 sesa sss
deserter. ,,.l
Il "Dc, msn, 10 ! essse eadnothei
!. lar'llak toses: 20 nks TIE ses.
val ee-~s.e, u seeese esss Ihs'
were . nsIl.se ~ essseF sssa MN
traitor, o.d go ehe ssg 0t yes'
ses.ssys ,,
"Silsses, .a'sn. Z -, ! sAss.s1
The sefgssss, !. eee.sssi.o - ~
u. 0ssgss II bsose - 2
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estHH we 0ee0vvevs n4 W
ss mslinx f"II ssd ~ eenIss.
sion.
a faw meissais shsvssd. xssnd.
.sctt,ep - Asnin slssslea by very
low keeek ~ j IN heet Apef.
who can that ~ 7" y said W
herself. Attend ! shink. from ths
vsy ny knssk. -.
bsad'as hse ksat elms down 10
Tho crack, she whispersAI "Whos
there u 4
Me, Molly came distinctly 10
her ears. "yons husband and nobody
else; 80 don, be afraid 10 open the
door. "
Quissly grandmother opened the
doos, aad the neHt lnoussnt grand.
father stepped insids the scom aud
clssnad her tohis bosom.
As.'s going on IN the front
roosN, Molly I" Nhispcrsd evsa@lA.
|1hsr, II shc Same ,i1s. II teard .
number Of veIDes = ] came up, snd
WAS led 10 listen q the door, but
eosldnt make out snything except
that thsre were quite ; nuMbsr u
persons In the hossc, svi11olly uen..
That's the reason | ss,ns spsnd here.
~ SEQ. Nov, whst ases b mean r
II very brid tenss uasansther
rela>pd sn shss had epeg5ssd.
"0oOd, - Il slaG ~ sss)oinsa
snndoe6es, y sha eopsls1oA
0rasanenhss - espgbea. !.
"Yss ID \ sals6o ~ 6ees1sp, :"
said enpdissler, ~ haee - ~
to stslS, vas a. ; eDsgSen sswsll,
then, | . ess Sileg lhs seey deess-
ter, and hsps besa shasing 9 Vii.
la,n up ever sinc< be crossed ~
yos." -
/ why, yes; ~ = ssa's sapsuvs
him sinGle-hensleA - Of course, sbs
rod coats wo6asy n sou even L you
could"
"very .rsA Non | bss sus yon.
der in the thick so6||s ives ssore or
more Of as Lnve lsddies ~ ever pull.
oil trigger " the csuas of frsedom,
aud, With thsir cid, ! think can
cssry ~ traitor hsek 70 Valley
Foree. an1 his new fricnAp along
viii hln. Al N eveus6 IN try. -
'fo aore reasons than one, lIsor
|ry. ] A. glQl - hsas yoa ssrs No.
alone" responded sssoimoshss.
"And a. tos list traitor thefe. moth.
,ne would bs too hal foe him, no,
even the gallows."
.His dayosre n9Inbered, Molly.
I've no douhls" responded grand
fashcr.aA
Ssh" said grandmother sud.
denly.
Al that moment the voice Of the
sergeant issuea from the other rcon,
loslly calling spon srsdmoshes %
come ont.
'.Be patient Molly, and don fear.'
Whispered - Dhebss, a. he quietly
aisoopeared M tAe tsck doss.
1ks ncxt iu1sst Tie door betvsea
~ poens - thrown epon. aod "
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~ 0m eehdmeshers Qee ysltha 4
ihewdh . married weIash n ihs iitus
" our greet Nevelutich sbd daring
her last osrs. ~ good IL Dsdy used
10 take ossss delight h sale1lainlss
her relatives and friends With inter.
es.ins rssihIseenees of ~ !" lays
that tried msns sods." Jlssai,
msny years Lsss nov passed sihee
the old lady Was taken aom IA, aud
| WI. but . child -, ! don't now
bcliove ! have fos< - . single In.
cideai sha, ever III Iom hsr tongue I.
aud now ! mean 70 give your readers
Que Of them.
In those days grandmother srsSd.
father generally was along with
the army, A. was right and proper
lived on tho road between Valley
Forge sAd Philsdclphia---nesrsss the
city, howeser--and during the winter
of iii, when WsshinGlon and hs
suffering followers wsee sncamped a.
the formes place, aud Howe and his
myrmidons occupied Philadelphia,
grandmother AAw good dsal Of the
foyolists---Inuch more than was sithee
pleasant or ssfs---snd occasionally
some little " the rebels,
Being nearest the oily, howcvol
she received the most visits from she
royslists--not . day passing that one
or npre bands Of red ceats did not
mdlt their appesrsseD at tho humble
little lArm.heusc. u would be need.
less 70 say, ! opine, that their visits
were anything but profitable they
generally helped themselves ts.whai.
eyer they vsnlsd, and, altogether,
did pretty ms66 y hey pleased; and
that their maoneFs and l6aguagc were
provcrbislly insolent. Situated "
she wss, however, poor grandmother
had no alternstivc bue 10 bear il all
with the best grace she could.
But to my story.
Late one evening, toward the close
Of the winter aforesaid, grandmother
ives staytlcd BY q sudden ssp upon
the front door. The sound was no,
BY any means unusual, nor was grand.
mother particularly weak in the
nerycs-nsrvous peopls veuo much
more 81 . rarity IL those ddys than
thcse--but for some unexplained rca.
son, the rap sensibly startled hcs.
In . moment, however, she recovvsesl
her usual equanimity; and the door
being barred, quietly demanded:
"Who's there 7"
"Some one who wants to come in,
you may be sure" wss the instant
reply, which was greeted with q
coarse laugh from a number Of per.
sons outside.
"lt's no use ssking any moro qucs.
,ions," mustercd ny grandmother,
'lt's . party Of red coats; and
might ~ we'll opea the door u once,
and say: walk in, gentlemen, and
Just do - ysu pleasc. "
Grandmother smoothed the wrin'
kles on her brow and calmly oposed
~ does. Az shs expected, . d6ses
Or more British ssl1(srs ceaffessed
"0ooa evsaisg, ne'su,'' said ONE
= :' =: : "a: !; !: ~; !; :: ' !: ;;; &C. +: :
"Yos sss ssfSrs You, ma'aS," ssi,
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oWs yeets. 81 oe4s Mn y okeCp
,sAN from The Afss dsy = ~, 4.
,. lwt, kessIN9 'stysel ~ ~
cent PEI AN2em m ~ ~ =
0sv shsl' leese a. ~. ltem lIns
70 time, y (he rue|N esiroDetos -
require, q GDah sfsens - NJ ~.
sire 10 lcsn tooney 10 ihs 49, lkses.
On, ~, Y Mo1gonnsy, Ne NAY e661
rueA mee~s = ~ moy deem eaptd,.
ent = sossd ~ pesp)e n ths sssersl
eosnllm On oppeFtanity 10 psvtiei.
pate IN ihe lesn hereby proposed.
hec. D. That w. salA certificates
or notes, she1l - signed =, ~ Tres.
AuFer and eowatessifned ~ ~ Aua.
lior aud thsl ~ II The stsls 70 hese-
~ pledoed - ehe re1smptioa u ne
asme, nd 10 Nv shall b. possed 10
impeAr they validity and obIleseIoh.
sec. :. THAT Ne sald csrsllaases
or notes eha!l - oe9otioble, and shall
BE- recclvaoVo = payment Of any
money ~ 70 " 6tsls Ia soy nscel
year y nish theZ msy ssverslly lall
due, eld any oiRcsr receiving The
same In payment o. psblic dues, shall
endorse on - Of then the date Of
sseh receipt, and the amcsn, Of In.
n A.
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FAm03As . 38AOOs
WlLL pssslice In ChaoesFy anl CircslD
w Courts Of the Seysash Judiolal Dis
tsicta the PsdsSAl Coust u Poatolos, and
tbe uIeb Cost VI Error spd Appeals at
TAYLOR 4 MARTIN only will be asso.
ciAled In the practice Of the Probate Court.
Oct. II, 1850. 6m
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HAv1M0 bssiseu a1l svss she sososy,
n lsoR ~ sssvieus = (,eoersl CejIece.
iag A. NsapAis nsssAaols vill "a /
fes ssllsseisa.
1s,sssss:-0ss. 3. wfishs, =. r.
Ms aaaaaeei T, 4. nealllsa, JsIa Il.
~ 49,, :1}ss' = ;,,s TOM ,. 'leksos. g !!
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HAv1N0 Recently rsssissd Licesss
zzfsen t1s Board Of Police, ] am nov
prepared 70 cell all kinds Of pFopsssy q
psblic vsoeus, on shost notice ~ 'agresa.
Ne tss.s. JOHN y. JACKSON.
De-. 8, 1850. 'sfs nl0ssf
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trollsd " lhs ialnA(lr3
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vIlhev1 Ne itult6 Z ~ nssle. .
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y: , = ~ ~ ts|ns ~ -
saI - - % req1ks 6uo6 IahoN.
ssn(s 70 glvo = ~ IN osaoGno6uA
so1es ssth y - e1ulaIs>evo1 y ~
tee sellsstsss, ~ y sssssa sssseog
q NJ sssepensal 70 " neae1 =
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In this Hiatc, In 81 suheoQn16o -
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-02-07
PANOI4i MISSISSIPPI. TIfURsIkY, FEBRV Any T. 1881

DOses 'VI
snIes. ~ 1sss(Ieslly .ssIed sst
"ytsfy. HsNe) tsso | hsts r
- : sees01 lvsndlklkes Asv I'M
The veem. and grandmother painted
Mn y Ne speu bseh Asss, ssyihs /
s'el' q that ''si'ef sIlI .,
''(loDo&faihes Dashed through N,
hsck ~ N tks cxlpisls, s0d stopoe,
70 Icot ssossA. The Mosn vss ~
etag bslxhtl1. and objects wsss plain
y observable.
The dssefier WAS only : few roAI
from the heusr, though he vas run
ming st the top u his speed. and rap
idly increasing tho distance.
''stop you villain, or I'lIshoot you
down r cried grandfather,
Never will | be oohsn back !,
Valley Forge slivs'" Ne answered,
AerceIy.
ss.op, tell you !" again shoa,ed
grandfather; ''stop At once, o. III
fire upoo you"
"Nsvsr! never. | know my lsts
and can't do worse now 4" cried The
fugitive, still dashing onward IN III
clear moonlight.
J "Stop ~ the lest warning T.
The deooetcr snswered no more,
but still kept on his way, and grand
father levolcd his gun at the fast re-
ccdlng form Of the villain. Thcncx,
moment the cir rcvrbcratcd with ths
loud repers Of the weapon, and, with
9 ery morsul agony the dsserteI
fsll deo1 70 the sresad.
Nssullns, thes>sufsle in tAc from,
aportuons had ceased, and the royal
~ sseurG(y inpsisoned and, . ic~
msussts alssrwsrd, grandfather sen,
forward bis companions, with thsil
discom6tssd eaptives, mud the dcad
body Of NE haze dsserter. Por him
|self - remained q the hospc unti|
noFl|ng, wnsn hs sq)oino1 ~ army
It Valley Forge. - - ssns tim,
grandmother took " eaasters at Ii,
hassc ~ N fr.nod a fov ,r,lns .l.s1sn,