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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-11-18
Robbers Cave Discovered NJ Nash.
Vile, Tenn.

The ~ y Wwti has a Dispatch
from Nashville, which sayti
A large number Of thieves have
been depradatng aroand the city for
somc time past All Efforts 10 catch
them have been unayaiIlng until late
ly i, has been asccrlaincd that
there arc Eve different cayea under
the city, which are occupied by
thieves, burglars and countcrfclters,
The MoNOiry vault in the graveyard
has zen put under guard, and mon
set to work TO effect an cu,fancG Into
the crvc. As fast as the earth is re.
moved fresh earth is thrown up from
the inside Of the vault. This is the
same cave lba, Murrcll aud his guug
occupied when running of negroes
and horses. Tho affair has been
kept secret, but leaked ont. A year
ago il was reported that the McNairy
tomb was used as a place to store
plandcr, and it is commonly reported
that a lake covering five acres and
very deep, is directly under the city.
One man swcars tobaving thoroughly
explored the entire cavern from one
end to the other. A guard has been
stationed over the llordon Acton
tombs. The locksmith gives his
opinion that the lock on the Nc
Marry tomb has bern used recently.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-11-18

slegrsphie communication is com
<t from vicksburg to Shreveport,
}f< s,on and Galveston.
Wv are kisses Ike creaticn9 De
c,1ot they are made ou, Of nothing,
: IRE very good.
be President has granted permis
~ 10 Lieut.. Gen. Kirby Smith, late
c<B. .Afng, aud nowin Cubs, tolre'
tu1n home.
YoaiEy Axe RtBs,--In the begin.
min woman consisted OF single RIB.
Nov she's ali ribs, from her belt to
<he Jim Of her pettlcoais.
DC Democratic gain in Eve State
h Ibots 100000 votes this year.
Itnwill do 10 begin with. Another
one hundred thousand gain mex, year,
win cleo, a conservative Congress
a. |plaec the country "all right.
: |ehmoni officials have been in
5csr<d that they must ASSUME the
>opo sf the destitute perscns in the
el1v who are nov supported BY the
G1Isrnmen Ut an expense Of 500
lay. lkH fdh.i
;gsrIoy-If "dis,aneo lends en-
thent To- tho vicw,' and view
/ return il, wha. redress can dis
y rami sridfn.a Is
Ds~gR-.-If distance looks bettel
ssed than dressed, We won,
"a sss her. a
IA fepian Congress have Organi
- I goternncnt. modelled after tha
tyhe uti,ra st,tcs, and chose
pident, Col. John o. Mahoney,
ines, Senate and Honse OF Repre-
nsi~es. The two latter are no'
Srss,or. bee Hats
rae 81 Louis Rfpn5lIeda say
st steamboats, arc mora namerou
\ Of 6ner class than before th
/; ths tonnage between New On
ms and ST. Louis, nov over 10.
D ssns, exceeds that Of 1853 by J
X cent, the increase IN che OH
Nissourii river. tonnage Is 50 Pc
Dt,,. aud in all tbe upper river
Dresadi6sss haze bean nade 70 sh
nbers cf sssAmbaSss.
There has recently bscn ex.ensi'
scrsticns 10 she citizens Of Charlie
n .sf properly seifed: BY Che 60
nnept- Al the rb,rf ovrers Il
versl cffhe larger property hol
Is of the city have again unrcssris
I control Of their former posse
ss
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-11-18

Morgan, Bath, w,lf, Rowan and
Magohin counties in the eastern part
Of Kentucky are still infested BY law.
less bands, who are striking terror
into the hearts of men, driving ihvm
from their homes. I,
II is reported that the Secretary Of
War has ordered the payment of
bouulics TO colorcd troops. whichh as
been announced, under the decision
Of the Attorney General, 10 be dis.
continued. gH i If sh ir
The Atlanta inteq9taeer says 10
less than four indepeadoht steamship
lines exist now between Savannah.
New York and philadclphja--lbroo
lines running 70 the former port .and
ono to philadelphia, employing fftson
steamers, most o. them new vessels Of
superior peel aud eirr,ine eapiei.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-11-18

/
bultIn piklers IN every sieol hreodIn
ofetlnstln ditrUrd and ehawln bigger
Than eve, sincc w ~, licked, Wish
old sionawill had co,ch lhno lIaf.
pers AZ ibcir ferry, and We boys had
knowel they was goin 10 keep up
With lhia devilmeht 90 long. We'd
made baplisla Of them soflin, payroll
orno payroll. llorfaw for brave
soldier, ! say, rob or no rob, yank or
oyanki hurraw for q manly foo and
q generous yicior.- hurfaw for onf
side too, | golly, eycuso me, but
such expressions will work their way
out sometimes, brakes or no brakes.
Bul Ia Tor Mr.. johnson. I'm for
all the Johusohs--iis bully name.
There's our Governor, who ain, 10.
u at u discount land there's Andy
who Is doin powerful we'll considorin,
and there's the hero Of Shiloh--pcace
to his noble ashes. And there's Joe
my bully Joc-wouldn't | walk ten
miles Of q rainy night to soc ihcm
hazel eyes, and feel tho grip Of hi,
soldier hand Didn't my rooster al
ways flap his wings and crow whom.
ever he passed onr quartcrsY In.
stinct tsld him that he was the truo
prince, aud il would make anybody
brave to DO nigh him. like I'll tho
Johnsons, even TO Sam--L. @. lie
never levied IN me IL he could cit
around it. For tweuty years me aud
Sam have been workin together In
the justice court | was an eyerlast-
ing defendant, and Sam, the consta.
bic, but he never sold my property
nor skeercd Mrs. Arp. Hurraw for
the Johnsons. h
Well, on tho whole, there's heap
of things to be thankful for. Pm
thankful the wars ovcr--,hat's tho
biz thing. Then Im ttaukfai that |
amt black republican pup. I'm
and thankful that Thad Stevens
Sumner, aEa Phillips, nor nan uv
th'cr kin amt no kin TO NE. I'm
thankful for the high privilege Of
hatin oil such. I'm thankful I live
IN Dixey, and in the State of Gsor-
Gy, and our Governors namc ain {
Btownlow. Por Tennessee, golly,
di!n't sho catch It, Andy Johnson &
pardons won'tdo rebels much good
there. They better git ono from tho
devil il they expekt il to pass. Won.
der what made Providence aiIlict en-
; with such cuss.
Bat cant dwell On sich a subjckt.
RS highly dcmoralizing and unproft.
able.
"Swcel land Of liberty Of thee,
lcould nv, sing 10 Tennessee
But then we've had circus once
! more, and seen the clown play round.
= and that makes up for a heap ol
trouble. In lakt, It's tho best sign O,
: rekohs,rukshun | have yc, observed.
d iourn, hcpih,
Q f14 But ARr
= Rs.--Anl. they havled Grant.
cabin thousand miles, Well. Shcr.
!, mans war horse stayed in my stable
9 one night. Iwant to sell the stall
q to some Yankee State Fair, as ou,
e people amt the sort that runs afiol
a big folks ihipgs. The stall ain
70 more than any other stall to me
y State Fairs It's fur salo. j suppos,
1t tha, H~,per'. Wfeky or Frank Les
'e ~ win paint pikicr Of II soon, b,
" irnvein On their ,roas;nation
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-11-18


Col Dick Johnson, tie veritable
person who killed the celebrated In
dian chief Tccumseh, died suddenly
at his residence IN Douglas county,
illinois, on Saturday night last.
Col. johnson commanded a regiment
in the war Of 1912, and also fought
in the Mexican wsr. For thirty
years he has been resident of Doug
las aud Coles counties.
Chicago RsPubliean
The above is in keeping with th'
many mistakes Of all kinds made b.
tbe Chicago RspubiiesH. Teeumsel
Jshuson was never in Mexico, aud h
died IN Keuiucky before the Mexica'
war.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-11-18
TpoETRY
For tho Panola STAR.
! Dedicated 10 Miss. Matte W.,
! ( Near Sardls, Miss

!, llis TO mo Is drear and inrk,
nd gloom o'Or.clOuds youths morn
ing sun, Nd
= 1 u there's lei, single spark
. cheer aud sooth, thou ari the one.
~ bi,tsr be tho cup drum,
And heavy he the load ! bear
Ic1if Thy smile but gild the chain,
! On not.what ips clankings are.
hstce the etor'a and high the sea,
BE, all i,s dangers will brave
&}HthaIb,igla sst but bean on,me,
! care no, then how high the wave
kDdsa bh csrik Is gone | pritd-.-
Ard this torn sodl rs aish, would take,
hat light, ,fhat miit, that beam arc ties,
Whose strength try in vain to break.
Ia tho from hence 7 soon must Zee,
10 tread upon another shore,
b bleeding heart will turn to hee,
& ,Til II In death shall ,bea, no more.
Ar sardr, Nov. ". 10 Esrrlls.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-11-18
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-11-18

Senator Alcorn has resigned hi
.ss, n ~ Legislature.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-11-18

Which was the last actual sale el
Confederate NoieA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03
A Splendid Residence for Sale.

"A J. A X q Il GENTEEL TWO-STORY
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besides pantry, chifa cupboard bathroom, and wash
room a capital cellar under the cutirc dwelling
ieIt airy and well ventilated Hight Of fret story
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stars leads from upper ball to hack hall on liver
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noole is4iar rpi 10 sd for nearly ~ mica h<au
tifui view Of lllnos bIu0s. Rock Island city ard
also q magnificent view Of the Island, looking
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Once. and minutcs walk q the Depot; this siss1
rare Inducements
rsrssr: ", T. :ss ys W ao.: desired.
f.t Hsgp'''' KENT t. ooIHsgsgnr:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03
via CAIRO. April l.

A petition signed by many merchants here
PRAYING the President 10 declare Tennessee
no longer an insarrcctionary State, and that
the Secretary VIII remit the present tax on
goods from Northern States.
The Memphis and Charleston railroad is
running To Collicfville and will soon be ex-
TENDED further
The telegraph is working to Lafayette.
AZ another evidence OF Gen. Washburn $
desire Ia restore civil law, he has ordered
| L. = military officers to confine their atten-
ton entirely To military offenders.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03


Nrw York, April s.-The Herald's y
my Of the James correspondent says, the
29th corps were selected for special s'fvice
from both corps, and sent across tn James
under command ofGcn. Ord, at sus>et 2Sth.
The, occupied the position vacscd by the
Sd corps which moved to The left in the
midst of n rain storm.
Gen. Tnrner moved his division oath
corps Just after dav break down the Waugh
! an Road, eros ed IIatclrr's Run and push
ed forward to make connection with the
right of the I'd corrs with no fighting
this connection wss made.
The command, were also novel SO as to
make CONTINUOUS hre.
Turner ca,,ur d line Of rcfel rifle pits
with nearly al the rehs in THIN. Stimuli
neouslv Eater pushed foraard part Of his
division. materially aiding turner's success.
The adyanoc Of both t',e,e divisions was in
side Tie rebel picket lives, within go Yards
OF I've main works. 3lrnev division is on
tn, right of of Fostc-, strengthening the lat
tfs line Throughout the night of the
Goth our men wee bus, trengthening heir
works, and nov haze line that will enable
them to hold their ground against any force
Of the enemy.
The IIcrald's Washington special says it
is expected that the President will, immedi
ately upon the occupation al richmond, il
sue new proclamation of amnesty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03
WASHINGTON. Anril |


On and after Monday next. no passes will
be required TO visit Alexandria.
The Secretary ol ihe Treasury, in recent
letter to Thompson Campbell, says That
he has no hesitation in asserting that III iis
Judgment. California could have been u
much richer ;.ad more prosperous state. II
her circulation hat been mixed instead Of
an exclusive Iactllic one; that she has not
only failed to cooperate properly with the
other States in maintaining credit but has
misapprohcuAed her own interest in discount
tenaneng the use of paper money within
her limits No country can prosper for any
considerable time when money commands
80 high rate of interest aS il does in Cali
rectly to reduce that rate of interest than the
introduction of sound paper circulating
medium
President Lincoln had not returned 10
Washington at 10 o'clock this a. NJ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03
New York. Apri


The steamer Fung Shung from New Or.
leans s5'l,, arrived this evening. Late pa
pcrs contain NO news other than received
via Cairo -
\ Fort Gaines letter of the Doth says that
transports and gunboats were busily enga-
sed in landing troops on the opposite side of
Mobile Bay.
Gen. Grnuger leA for his command on the
to,h.
Gen. Thomas had been heard from-al
right
A Barrancas letter states that Stcelcs ar
my commenced their advance on the 18th,
taking the road to Pedido river, miles from
Pensacola II was reported that his army
would move through Baldwin Co. Ala, stri
king for Dlakely Landing, As miles above
Mobile. where they expect to form a juno
ton with column from Mobile Bay. Reb-
81 cavalry had had some skirmishing with
the advance guard.
The piers and wharves have been rebuilt
at Pensacola
several rnconaoissanccs have been made
IN Mobile Bay, ana an attack was soon TO be
made.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03

IVKJNTO, AII II I.
A dispatch from Montreal says the money
voted by Parliament has been paid to the st
Adams banks.
The Lsa5,r of this morning has informa
ton which is claimed as authoritative, that Il
warrant Is to be issued in ST. Catharines,
charging the st. Adams raiders with breach
of the neutrality act. when they will T.,
brought TO II. Catllarincs This charge will
then be dropped, and the prisoners will be
brought before the Toronto Judges, on de-
mand for .sradiiion Tor the expectation
that they viii reverse the decision lately
eiycn bv Judge Smith of Montreal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03
WAR DEPARTMENT, !

AsA WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHlNeToN, April Ill r. m.
To Major General Dix:
The following dispatch from the President
tonight, shows that the desperate struggle
between our forces aul the enemy continues
undecided, although the advantage appears
10 DC on our side
CITY PoINT, April l.
10 Hon. L. NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War:
A dispatch is just received showing that
Sheridan, aided by Warren, had, at 2 p. M,
pressed the enemy hack so as to retake the
i've forks and bring his own headquarters up
TO Borsscans. The five forks barricadetl by
the enemy were carried By Devin's division
OF caralry. This part Of the enemy seem
10 he now trying to work along the White
oak Roed 10 join the main force in front OF
Grant, while Sheridan and Warren are
pressing them as closely - possible.
A. LINCOLN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03

BOONF, n. g MurCh =, z
via KNOXVILLE, April I.
The advance of Gen. Stoneman's force
commanded by Maj Keogh, A. d. G. enter
cd and captured the town of Boone, n. c.
at 12 O'Clock to-day. The rebel force was
routed with a loss of 10 killed and IS wound.
ed and prisoners.
Stoneman command is well into North
Carolina, and will be heard of soon in the
heart OF the rebellion
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03

ats lstrdres, &pfil's ~ :1or,x
= The President, u ~, subjoincd telegram
Give fhe lntCa novs fivm IT. fSunt
CRY PofNr, April @11 A. n.
10 Hon. b. n Stanton
Dispatches arc frequently comlmg IN. Al,
i going on well Gens PATke, Wright ano
Ori's lines arc extending from the ApPoms.
tox to Hatcher's Run. They have all broken
through the cncmy's cntrcnched line, taxing
some forts, guns and prisoners. Shc,"sn,
with his own cavalry, the ssh corps anu par
of the 2d. Is coming in from the wes. ON 'ne
cncmy's flank, and Wright Is already tear
ing up the South Side X. X.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03
NEW YopK. April 9.

President Lincoln's last dispatch, j a M
shows general smash mp of the renci iine
of works in front Of Petersburg ~ I,e"''
Parke and Ord. who have joined IN me hsh'
Sherdan's cavalry, the 9TH corps ana par'
Of The 2d are coming in from the west on the
cncmy's flank.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03

I1ot ~ HE, .tIIfff T.
were four candidates in the field Phillip
Loupcrt, Democrat, was elected Mayor hy
1000 plurality over the Republican candi
date, and lacks about 100 of majority
Ii
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03


~ dreamed" went 70 "wnsrzss HAIL.
A suit Of Clothes 10 buy,
pu, when wskened up again,
found I'd drsamtd a lie.
For there TO my cxpcctant gaze, vs.
Nv seedy garments still appear,
In .iniured Innocence" display
The &c .uence Of . gay New Year.
The .trovsis" have gone on ''bust'-
Especially about the knees
wh,ch With the utmost GOODNESS say
you NAV darn me il YOU please
...;n. wbv their covering il so scanty,
ME. slia-plas,ers are 30 ptentyf
NJ elbows 100, have grown SO stout,
THEY'RE are always liable to be,
nv pants are real seccssioni-'s,
For they've seeded from my vest,
The space between, in spite OF fate
Insists on forming new state.
And since good names are rather scam,
called thu, state the STATE OF AM
vor ali the forcc in Abrari : rnigh''
could never make them re-uniie,
Since IL they d NEE. in the o'd place
7zey'dTiit a dosea n'2f'f" ~
And so. 70 hav. NY dream come "ue'
To WEsrgax HALL wcai
And got splendid suit q clothes
For little money spent
Went straight way home. aud sara 'e cue
"Behold YOUR darling John,
.rnJ awtn, ycusIr. she SAYS, andso
She really did. I'll swear,
Al and another utfa 1gged stool
Wen, spra~linr down the stair.
The children hid, sac screamed aloud,
But when she heard me groan,
She came 10 see m.--isoi.aa-tske---
And found vas her John.
She took me up, and ny sore bead
Unto her bosom pressed;
But half believed me some ono else.
Until .eas undreassf
Now ! am fright side mp with care.
lhave word fer all
Whoever wants good clothes and cheap,
Go straight TO WESTERN HALL
hut les, your pride should get fall.
Before to bny you 20.
n yours got d nite Us trpe as naine,
You'd better let her know
J. II. SMITH 4 co. onir some some 81 me
st selections Of MEN and BOYS CLOTHING,
gethcr with y full linz of GENTS FURNISH
"a GOODS. also Piece Goods Of al! descr'p'-
D for Custom Work.