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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-06-11
SPECIAL NO1tt

wstt to corinth last week e. get
money 10 pay lor the horses pur
chased fof mo, bat osing 10 The lall
my back II our army, ! was unable
10 get it. Gen lIcauregarl, directed
me to come ut another time wish
the owners oC The horses aolcctcd, to
keep them until ! can get the money,
which will be foon
| learn that some persons have
sold or traded the horses purchased
Cor me. This Is wrong, and may rcn
der il necessary for me to get nm or
der to take them, Notwithstanding
such sales. | hope | have been mis-.
informed about the matter, ~ do
no, wish to believe the people Of Pan
ola county would net in bad faith with
the Governments especially in these
trying times. ! want to tny horses
and pay for them. But II ,hey'can'
be purchased, | shall be compelled to
20, an order to press them, anu, II
driven TO that alternative, ] shall
show but little favor to those wht
have intcrfcred with my arrange
men,s to buy them.
have given Michael Wright
Agent for the Mcssrs. Corners. per
mission to sell the mule purchased o
him, for special rcasous
NJ. :. WARD.
Major 81 Artillery.
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"Don't act SO, Isaac, dear, said
Mrs. rartingto,, MS Ike was raising
particular ''Jcssie' abou, the Kitchen
and throwing everything into confa.
sion, in vain attempts to find his
ball. People by'm.by, will say
you are non pompus mcn,is, as they
did abOu, poor Mr.. Smith. The doc.
tor says you arc Of the rcbellioas
saueainous temperature, and Heaven
knows what you would do IL YOU
should have a preliminary to the
head perhaps You souli So up, Of
digestion Of the BRAIN"
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lCafEDERATE STATES VA. TAX.
PAY UP PAY UP!

4 LII person. owing q. = War Tns nrs
"A hereby notified tia, ihs .nmr must b.
paid between the first and ipsniisfh days
u My next.
For thu purpose o. veceivire said Tsx-s
will attend NJ tho following times md
plnce.s in tn, dis,ric, composed Of tho
county Of Pamela, viz; ut
pancla, Monday, jh Mayncx,.
Robina, Tuesday. 6th Nav nes,.
pope's, Wednesday. ;th MAY nest.
Eureka, THURSDAY, Sta May nest.
Bynum's Creek. Friday. ,th Nav nest.
Springport, Friday, lGh May next.
sardis, Saturday. 18th May nett.
Come. Monday, 10Th May next.
Pleasant Mount, Tuesday. nth Mas.
Peach Creek, Wcdncsesy. rs. Mar.
Star Place, Tharsday, ..sd May sssi.
Nothing but coin or &. s. Treasury na.s
will be receivedsin payment .of this Tex
The tins in which the saxis to be collect.
cd being short md the u. ). Tr'asay
notes, Of smaller sites, being scarce, |
anticipate difficulty in making shanss,
wlcn bills for larger sums than the sinoats
due are rendered. All persons are her.
fore cautioned to ascertain before hand ,s
exac, amoun, Of their taxes, snd 70 eva
prepared to pay IL, rs lar ~ possibs
without requiring change; otherwise,
the paymen, cannot he made for wsrsd
change. II will be the fault u The tag pay.
crs, and the penalty Of the law vii bsss'
curred by them. -. n. JONES.
noi3 Collector for said District.
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kltuEnTAs Letters N Administration
w on d. tate " William Rhine, de.
eaaael. we're afanifl 70 The undersigned
20 tbe Nay term A. u 1850 Of ihn Probate
Court Of Inllaha'ch,e tonuy. state 81
Missis ppi, nov OIL persons having claims
against The estate ~ said dooodenI, afe
hereby requested 10 exhibit ,he SANE. aud
haga iAem fee stored m tho mnpnef. and
sllin ne tine prescribed BY law, or they
will be forever barred.
VI. j. BOWLS.
June Illh d AhmInIllfnlnr'
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E,ecutril Notice.

ETrEl,s scstamea.ary having been
l. granted on tho estate Of George \.
Heron, icccascd, TO the undersigned. Mt
the last May Term. A. y. 1862, ~ tho Pro.
bate { ,grt o. rnllahatchie County, State
Of Mississippi. all persons having claim,
aga. INST the estate ~ said dccelcnt. ars
hereby requested to EXHIBIT the sane, and
hats them r i,,orsd IN the manner. and
within the t.me rrcrcribcd BY law, OF they
will b. forever Jared.
SARAH 4. HEBRON.
June /, n21.Gw Excculrix.
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A clergyman who wa. reading to
his congregation q chapter in Gene.
sis, found the las, chapter to. be
Sna the Lord gave unto Adam a
Wife" Turning over two leaves in.
stead Of one, he saw written. anu
read in an audible voice" And she
vas pitched without and within
lie had unhappily got into dSscrir-
ton Of Noah's ark.
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dwtg tG ihf ItN hnu % which
w fetafsstthn important ipmmeal
m tapff ~ mA,odibiy ban y
.lpyet Z DAY la'ef ihm unAl g.
great length tss alo uoaled au'
s~asatsl communication and liaar in
taesiag m4t'ar whieh wa de gpel
rebl .og 10 iha inuo noF'yef,
We vii ~ end mlte amend' nefi
saek.
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NOARO og pWlA(,E.

HNIEkH WILL HE 4 hPEIIAL TEIM
NJ the Board " Police NJ panpla co.
held NJ the Court house thereof On Monday
the 22l day Of June lsC2, for the purpose
" auditing claims against the military
relief fund for mnintnibancc Of destitute
families " volcn,ccrs In tho service Of
ther. s., from said County. And TO trans.
net ans other business found necessary
pertaining to said fund and ma,ntsinanec
Of such families. The Commissioners ar.
pointed by the board Nv sailtonniy areall
notified to attend the meeting and prc'en,
all amounts agains, the fun 10 their re.
.pestise districts.
., order Of Hon. T. r.. Clarke, Prcsiden,
June | I III J. n. Mcleod, Clerk.
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tnVW Stnt.bstt,

Fiohesall Jackson lm been reaih
sietofims Gem Fremont and Gen
Shells have been routed W Jackson
and Iwtll
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My dear Mary, sail one pretty
girl to another, can YOU make mp
your mind to marry that oiions Mr.
Snuff? Why my dear Mary, said
Julia, | believe ! could take him at
q pinch r.
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ne- A country editor describing
a dance ats village ball. ssij: "The
gorgsOu. string Of glass beads. rlis.
tened on the tosoms of the village
bellies, like polished rubics resting on
the delicate surface Of warm apple
damplings.'''
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-06-11

Many Of our soldiers being con.
',an'ly subjected 70 change Of water,
and trying exposures, suffer from the
fux. An almost immediate wmcdy
for this painful affection Of the bow.
els, is found, says aa old head, in she
use Of 'iye tea, with some red pep.
per stirred in Il. L., i, be drank q,
intervals, and in a short time the pa
iicn, viii be entirely relieved.
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-. Bitter, very bitter, is the
cup the tories from Kentucky. vir.
sinis, Maryland and Delaware, are
compelled to drink in Lincoln's Con.
sress. They are snubbed and soeered
ct. Lately when one Of them 60,
dcva on his knees sad Dragged Of
Ms attachment 70 the Union, John
Hietnsa, H. traitor, ssia In . loud
voice. aye ~ rniosisss ftca Con-
sraiss.". Aaa hey covered under
his sssnt.
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v1NflE undersigned. sdminiassaor 81 TIE
estate Of William Lowe, deceased,
having reported TO the Probate Cssss "
runiea county, Mississippi, ss The jsnusr
term, ls6e, that said estate ID tssslsehs'
All persons having claims assinss said I.
tate. are hereby notified 10 eons fesvs'i
anl have their claims duly prcbssedes1
registered In the Clerks chts cfsaid court,
on or before the %, Monday 10 MAish.
1865, OF thew will he forever barred.
WILLIAM Q. MAXWELL,
Jan. q, 1869. fn2-6m1 Administrsiss'
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A little girl of Your years old wa.
recently called as a witness in a po-
lice court. and in answer to the qucs.
ton rs to wha, became Of liiile girls
who told lies, she ~innoccntly replied
that they we're sent 10 bed!
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TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Plgafa csYufu.
Ramgcr's Notice.

TAKEN up By W. B. Holt. near Spring.
port. Il miles cas-. Of Pspola. q deep
BAY horse Pony. brssded with 4 Mexican
brand IN the lefs shoulder and hip, Eve or
sis years old, and appraised 70 go 90.
P.R JONES. Hanger.
raucii. sislS 20, fsj2. ~v..sig.sw
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-06-11

What object do you seai asked a
doctor Of q young mau, The young
man hcsitatcd for a moment, and
then replied 1t appears like a
iackass, Doctor, hot | rather think
i il your shadow
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W. III
lffaYA - gpi " priihrA mlh
tbs tfll iafana mf lmplae
shfh ftnf N ff Ia
r. n, f llai' ~ Az
tssss Hv' bene =
tfal1M aal fishes sfaif o.
.tllt, Hiham ~, nv must IN
4 illf shsh IN fHl e1mfgft ifrm
ian nj gbf higs been tipftisi hfJ
a8i ds.Iihed Blf
sass 81 tfafd md pai we lsfd
81 afl bloody Recommendation q gif
et.n ihey e%ln'ooiel ihemi .fc
sHb mildly maofihg N Nom W.
aa.a rfta fh,ie ihfeaia were l''nR
etfnel into eject, iley folded thfI
arms Nth m i,nl olmwsuff aii
hes Hhiel eu cotton, pleniy 81
eglten eiegg cotton What .ilni
fed 4 70 them aho ml.el ile cotton
gho furnished 1t 20 tlai 20 that
they only procured % d'pi Nhp
to them vas the myaead folds what
Inc smoking homolcads shat ihe
vlos gfoant, ~ thc orphan
tear shat ihe hopeless agony Of
| doa5mul virgins, ~ outraged wo'
mehi What difference 10 them so
they were not the perpetrators f,
what difference 10 them ~ they only
50 they only procured cheap cotion
OF course, they we're no, the keep
ers Of their brothers conscience
They could NOT interfere With The DO.
meatie CONFORMS Of Others They
hitherto never did such things
never.
Wars haze been wogcd all over the
world But England aud France
never lntcrfcrcd. France and Eng
laul never had u finger IN the Turko.
Russian pie, noe in any Italian pud.
ding mo, never. And consistency,
therefore. forbade them 10 put their
feet Iuto our American dish. Per
haps the dish was two small. Be-
sides, what profit in dong SO! True,
they could get our cotton but then
they would be expected to pay for il,
while the North told them TO be pm.
tient and they would get all the cot
ton they wanted, aud 1.-The waning
proportions Of the rebellion iusti'
fled the promise. Well, We were al
foolish to expect English or French
interference. We we're foolish also
Il, IS said in believing cotton to b.
king aud ms such do him homage
True, We did sc , true, We still 81
l.
believe. Truly, CorroS rs kiS'
still, and like n good monarch he j
ready to suffer for his people. iii
| motto, his peoples motto, is dealt
!, before dishonor: and II Is now ex
pedicn, .ha, the King should die 70
the good Of his people. Co,toh mus
be destroyed and his subjects wi
' burn him with loving hands, knov
ing that like the tabled Phoenix, h
q will rise from his ashes stronger an
more powerful than ever, and NOR
and more deserving the homage {
his people. Let ~, then. with Dn
ted hand and lighted torches prcccc
to the cremation. and let his tuners
pyrc be to us what the pillar Of clou
anil 6rc was to the children Of lsra,
a sign Of safety to US and terror I
y our foes. Let tho flame and smok
and ashes Of our dcthroued, but n,
9 dishOnOrcd king. a,ses, 10 the whoI
world the sincerity Of our allcg
1t anee.
3 After this &c, Of pregnancy, En-.
land, may wiring he, now fcldC
hands, but ], will be too late. 81
~hcse Statesmen and political eco'
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vtfuIlrts AZ We ilsY isfm ltQ NJ
w a. Probate r4uIt N PihllA tann'y
unabuftl, LfHeW ii%tlHmshlNfy N the
lsia iii aHi ta.iamsai N ftiflas II Var
f, sai. Tafs ynalfl ig iaii rhaft
r. fra bhi fsHnsi, Sow ali portions btF
es ts4,H4i lAa decreased az hereby
n1.iael ~ Probate ani have them duli
registered ~ ih4 IaW fequifft,i The ohee
II lha Clefs m Na Probate Court oksaiJ
faaafs. HiHHib ine Tine Halted ~ lts
tl.a tHshnilee will he pl'li IN baf 10 pay.
maHl thereof,
DiSt u kltfFBREW,
janus, H. fAgLfy.
June ITO hioentnff.
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~ The Marshall Republican
says there sss nossassriPss in Texas,
iss svssy 20 bessssa The ages q
n snA IS q volunteering.
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Administrator voiles,

tffhns N Administrator having han
u Efahi%i 10 ihe undersigned, IN 'kss.
tate n Alffed IIudspn, decreased, 4, a.
rfehsiq tosft N ranpla county. M,.an
mp, ri the kpfl term, 1909. lhaaa
all persons having claims against sald "
ttie ats hereby notified 10 zone fsfsru
md have The same rfohsiei md ssslast
Il within tho Tins prescribed w Fas,g
ting will be barred
v. 'IRBY,
Mas 7.ni6.6w AjmInara,w
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IIow many u man, by throwing
himself to the ground in despair,
crushcs aud destroys forever o thou
sanl flowers Of hope that yer ready
to SPRING up and gladden. al bis
pathway.
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The state OF Mississippi, T,

htoe Stasf o. Wtsssss1ppos
Pamela COUNTY.
Probate Court, May Term, .1s62.
To W. u. Little, ward
NUu are hereby cited to be and apresr
before the Probate Court Of san.
COUNTY, on the 18th Nuniay IN June, ls6a,
and show cause Why the lnal ameun, II
u. '. Bryant, Your guardian, should rot
20 allowed aud recorded.
By order of Cont.
J. manhood. Clerk.
Issued Nav q. 1852. v~7.nio.sw.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
Pamela County.
so Harriet A. Calb-sith and Edward ].
orue. dtrisors II Richard r. orns, Dc.
ceased. anil to Duncan Ga.brai,h, hu..
hisi Of said %llaFris, A.
N0U are cited to appear before the
Probate Cour, Of said county. on the
ith Ncudsy.in July npxs. TO m ser the
petition Of klvirs r. Motley, rrlr;rr for
title to land purcha,ed ~ dscedent, and
show causs Why the yraysr Of petition
should not be rrrntsj.
ly order Of Coust.
J. y. MttECD, Clerk.
Mar g. v1.nto Nv
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VtlfkF sss tamml'isi N NJ I'll q
Fsfels tssasJ, a nsfss ~. a.
ftfs - bflsass - hss fftsfsfd N M
:. fsfH W. says tis ssmsH M
DAt H. 10 shasf n gssfs n sss. ~
made ell ssieh ebauf i3n p~msjs..
aHpHt : feet N 2 inches In hslfkf M
sio hplifg ne psnsf 10 eyma fsysu
tfy4e tfppsfty ssi isss him sssy, WI
sdi b. dat wifh ~ M lfs difsels,
IN JONES, fhufS
ahl %liilor, psnels u. ,
siag q, ls6a nls'l.
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Dining N oxamirrlIon N i MI
caI student being asked the qlcs
ton. " when modification cnsuoli
replied when you pop The question
aud are M wefcl No
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Nss
81 hsf st yal fhss .iiis
Hslhi fna hlama yaaf
10
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m#aaf sfsiy N ming 'ry rfa
tft Fl. fhf suHsf iIthf RI iffhff
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.fafeh iof sha ~ ml te 2
Hf
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nelly "a Hiinut, ihn' ha alNay
haatmfl fof VI. umhtli
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jmt has dnat iho ihffmomalef
.rttui. tb.+t4+ HOur stands "a
he m imlepb r.g'i 1gin iha rli'
.rfIaf
sssst
The aiyiee given BY hh lfiahmau
O. lia Engllsh fnenl, lu Introducing
him inio a'erl'r Tppcrary raw
eaa Wherltor you 'oo . head,
.hit.'
During m oxamioriiou NJ o mel
.cil student being asked the qlcs
ton. " when modification cnsuol ~
replied shcn you pop The question
aud are m vefcl No."
,-..s
llow many n man, by throwing
himself TO the ground in despair,
crufhes aud destroys forever o thou
sahl flowers Of hope that were ready
to spring' up and gladden. al bis
pathway.
What object do you Scot asked a
doctor Of . young mat. The young
man hcsitatcd for n moment, and
then replied at appears like a
iackass, Doctor, hot | rather think
It is your shadow.
Ny dear Mary, sail one pretty
girl to another, can YOU make up
your mind to marry that oilous Mr..
Snuff? Why my dear Mlry, said
Julia, | believe ! could take him nj
a pinch r
..s.
A little girl of Your years old wa
recently called as u witness in a pc
lice court, and in answer to the qucs.
ton rs TO what became Of lit,le girl,
who told lies, she ~innoccntly replied
that they wcre sent to bed!
Don't act SO, Isaac, dear, sait
Mrs. rartiugtoa, as Ike was raising
particular "Jcssie'' abou, the ki;chcr
AL tIrn.rinn D~rnrrtLin. .ntn rnnEt
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The advice given BY 100 lt.bmau
O. us English frenl, Du Introducing
bin inlo afepulrr Tppcrary roy
ala Wherl,or you pee . head
hit
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-16
dent, since the call Of our suffering country

dent, since the call of our suffering country
is too loud and imperative to be unheeded.
Again, the President says that Congress
had placed a sum ofmoney at his DISPOSE
ton for the purpose of aiding the colonial
ton Of the people Of African descent or
some portion OF them in some country,
therefore making i his duty,as it had been
a long time his inclination, to favor that
course. Our answer is this: There IS no
country like our own. Why not declare
slavery abolished and favor our peaceful
colonization in the rebel states or some
portion of them? We are all in favor Of
this, and we believe the majority Of those
who elected you to the office Of the chief
magistrate Of the nation are in favor, also
Of this measure. We believe that this
would be wise and just policy and would
receive the appreciation Of God and all
good men. We would cheerfully return
there and give our most willing aid to de-
liver our loyal colored brethren and other
Unionists from tic tyranny ofrebels to our
Government.
| We colored people arc all loyal men,
which is more than any other people in the
country can say. There are Yankee, En-
glish, Scotch, German, and French
rebels but no colorel rebels, and
let us say Mr. President, that no one suf-
fars from our presence but rebels and trait
ors, and if We were permitted to fight our
country's battles, and an army of colored
men were allowed 10 march into those reb-
Il states, well armed and equipped, we be-
lieve, with your Excelency, that the reb-
els would suffer from our presence, but the
Union would be saved without spades and
shoyels.
Congress has also passed the Confsca-
ton and Emancipation bill. Now, if the
President is disposed to give the colored
people the benefits guaranteed by that bill,
and declare the Rebel States Free States,
we would colonize ourselves in our native
States, without the aid Of the Government,
and the President might use tho money to
defray the expenses Of the war.
Tn conclusion, We would say that, in our
belief the speech of the President has only
served the cause of our enemies, who wish
10 insult and mob us, as we have, since
its publication, been repeatedly insulted
and told that we must leave the country.
Hence, we conclude that the policy Of the
President towards the colored people Of
this country IS mistaken policy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-16
Letter from Capt Harlocker's Company.
cAMr BENTON. ST. LOUIS. NO. ]

September lSt ISb2
Mk. EDIToR.-I send you few lines to
let you and our friends in Grant know
where we are, aud how we are fariug.
Our baggage was packed and tents struck
at Camp Randall, at three o'clock, on Sat
urday morning, Aug 30th. We marched
out Of camp at six, taking the longest pos
sibIe route through the sand and dust, to
the depot; we at last got aboard, and
were in Chicago at five, p. m. After
marching through some of the principle
streets, and delay OF several hours, we
started again at nine, in the evening and
reached Alton at five p. m, Sunday. There
was much difficulty IN getting water. AT
Springfield there was two hundred gallons
of coffee prepared for the regiment, and
some of those who were the strongest, and
made the greatest exertions succeeded IN
getting drink and filling their canteens.
The regiment was marched from the cars
on board the steamer Bill Runyan.
Reaching st. Louis at shutdown, we were
at once marched to Camp Benton, a
march Of seven miles. And seven long
miles they were, to the men great part
Of whom had had but little to eat or drink.
and little or no sleep for thirty-six hours;
some few caved before reaching camp Tor
want Of water. At present we are very
comfortably situated. The ground is level
"A floor. and nearly mile square, sur
rounded by neat and comfortable quar-
ters. II contains quite a village, all kinds
Of stores, barber shops, shooting galleries
picture galleries, bathing rooms, dse. The
sscesh element is thought to be quite
strong ia the city, though our regiment
was received with more cheers, and larger
crowds here than at Chicago. There are
All kinds ofrumors ais to when, and where,
we shall 90. Bit I presume none Of them
are reliable. One thing is certain, our
regiment IS not fit to meet upon the ensan-
onined field the veteran hosts Of robeldom
until they have had several weeks OF dnll.
Several companies have had but very little
drilling.
/ have Just heard that three Of our reg
iment have been poisoned, and are nov ~
the SURGEONS care, ffonl eating some Of the
stuff brought in to sell by the inhabitants.
| Old women, and boys, are running in ey-
ery direction peddling their TRAN, and hun
dreds have no better judgment than to
buv Of them. There is said to be about
thirty thousand troops in the different
camps, and barracks about the city. There
are fifteen hundred federal troops here on
| their parole Of honor; they were taken at
Shiloh. There is said to be bands Of rsb-
els within twenty five miles Of US at the
present time, with which guerilla wariare
S being carried on. Prisoners are brought i,l
into camp frequently. Capt Harlockel
and men are ali believe in good, Eeal'n
which think is the case with the req
ment generally.
i Letters for this Co. must be directed tc
4 CO. I, goth Regt. Wis. Vol, Benton bar
LurHgR BRowN Jr.