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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07
Cen. RntIer in Self Defanoe.

We print on the outside Of this paper Gen.
Buffers speech in Justification OF his course and
explaining the attacs OF font Fisher and many
other events connected with his command Of tie
Department Of Virginia and North Carolina.
de makes good case ioc himself, and until
what be states as hct ia c1nuoyerted, biz de-
fence will b regarded as exceedingly strong.
he evidently has no tenderness io5 Gen Grant,
and undoubtedly his speech would have bcel
better received ii 1t had by inference mal'
fewer attacks upon the Lisuteuat General bot
except in q military p0o. Of view, We can see
no objections to his speaking bis mind I9s 70 hi
whero it will.
Respecting the exchange OF prlsonor', ten.
Buffers statements sJo very important enG
slow that the exchanges were Stopped by Cen,
Granite order after an arrangement had been
made and acted upor by which white 'ollicri
were to ba exchanged maa lor man IhIs.taio
ment q Better Is coulrm.d t ts oIiciol tc.c
grams on Ills IA Washington, ana a.s1 Jg TIT
information, just furnished Congress by the Wa
Department, that the whole matter Of the ex
change Of prisoners is in the bands Of Gen
Grant And. since Grant has bad control OF ex
changes, they have been limited to tho sick ant
disabled prisoners only we having refused to
/ give up aple-bvdied rebel soldiers in our hand
for our own in rebel hauda bselus, the rebe
army would bo thereby strengthened much NOR
in proportion than ours ins may bo ono Q
tho stein necessitios Of way bot We canno
help thinking that the prin nlc 4, proved, %
practice, not only c,nel 70 the prisoners by
misch.oyous to our own cau-g in -uriiuB vol
un,oeriug and tina, The sooner MOTE human
ana christian ideas prevail respecting oatdat
toward our soldiers whom the 'Uttao' n w1r
has cast into rebel prison roa'. the b.ttr !. gi'
BE- for our CAUSE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07

TnE FsmpSrN's BLlo-The Committee Of
Conference, who have been engaged Tor some
u@e IN arranging the disagroemeas between the
TWO Houses on the tceedmsn's Bill, have settled
the matter. The bill is to establish depart.
ment IN the City Of Washington ilr the care of
Freedmen and abandoned lands. i. provide,
for tho appointment OF commissioner. AZ an
annual salary Oh $1,000, who is required to-
give bonds IN the SUN OF 100000 Tor the ait. .
lui pedo'mAuSe OF has duty. ltls to bo .era-
rate department., ami is destined to DO of the
highest Importance. There is said 10 be ,ome
doa1, hoWe7ei Of the pas'lg, OF the hll, ~.
the military aud their friends are ealous OF sov
interference with their assumed plfoga,ivs Of
dealing with, and treating the Freedmen as
they zee tit.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07

RETALIATION The resolution which has Just
passed the l. 5, Senate, recon nonding re,alia-
tcn on rebel prisoners in our hands for tha
treatment Of our soldiers in rebel hands, pro.
yidos that this retaliation shall be according to
the usages Of civilized warfare; and it is be.
Level that, as civilized and Christian nation,
We cannot starye men to death as a retaliatory
measure. We certainly ought not to do it,
when 50 simple process as an exchange, man
Tor man, will accomplish The result oil releasing
our soldiers from their torrents sooner than
any system OF retaliation can.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07

VrorA'.-Provost Marsha Frye hiss written
letter. IN which he says tha. tao present call for
100000 men IS 'siead,d 10 rase That a,o,6ey
and he accordingly atds surplus credits to the
$40 900, making somewhere between 400 900
ana 5OO OOO and takes the aggregate rs the
ba'i' on which 'ho quotas are computed.
Tbs largely increases tue quota OF every town,
and OF course Is Outrageous, aud we cannot blame
Geo. Washburne Tor scoidln about il though
the General eau comfort himself with the reae,.
tou, that II IA precisely tbs KIDD Of arithmetic
and iustici which he has administered and acted
upon several tiues in this STATE, and which he
then houghta great improvement on Gretnleaf
aud Al4ns aud the ancient authorize. 10 fig
urs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07
United States Sanitary Commission.

.New England Moments Auriiary association.
To tho teachers of tho public schools through
out Vermont
Permit me, il the execution Of suggestion,
mada by the Secretary Of the Board oi Educa-
ton, LAST summer, 10 make you Instrumental in
urging forward the good work Of supplying the
needs of the sick and wounded Of our army and
navy The children Of tho public schools, Of
every age and grade, viii bo glad to make an
Offering 10 this cause and we rely upon you,
as Teachers OF the schools, to assist in carrying
out the details Of our plan IN every school dis
/ trict in the State.
/ by clothing and comforting the sick aud
wounded with generous hand, we cave lives,
and help those who must die, a sustain the
wealth, honor and peace of the nation. Tho
dollars contributed, represent 20 the spHerlog
soldier, Shirt, Drawers and Socks, Food and
Comfort to the country, they represent hres
1 10 be sGred Shall the burdens Of the war tall 30
uneqoally, that ne enjoy al comfort and the
soldier and his family endure ell suffering and
dlgfrss3
Yuu are Invited to make It cieoriy understood.
that we aak e}ch scholar tl make some c0nUibu-
ton, he il large Or small, TO be used as cOllec.
ton from the school, Tor tbs relief OF tbs sick
and wounded hey will please impress ltupon
The children that this money Is expressly to give
/ clothing, food medicine and religious help, to
/ the soldiers who Gie suffering and DYING in she
nIdst OF BATH OF in the hospitals far from
! home and friends, or IN those CharHei Houses,
the Rebel Military prisons.
The teachers will please call or this contr.
button, as promptly as possible, after the recep-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07
secretary Vermont Board Of Education.

PRsoSAL.--The Burlington Ii7ie' thus al
.udea to G7l. TnoNl', and bis retirement from
the service:
We had The plo,'le Of mee'in. few DAYS
sinea C1l ,rtpHl, lulgs. OF the Eighth YER
mont vim hs- ius' been honorabIy mustered
1ut Of services hu 1r ginA term Of enlistment
alg.ue expired lbs bravo and meritorious
eIl departure irau s.ryca will b. 2 source
Of reeret u all who have known the Colonel
/ since bis entry into service 10 February 1862.
lie has earned reputation ior personal gaIlln-
/ try, and ior devotion O. the wants Of % men,
I 'hA vii keeu him long 10 their regard. Port
I llua'9u, Winchester end Cedar Cfeer ore names
I fauFht with proud memories ior Cul. Thomas,
/ I'd tie s.h NJ. Slch has been hs high stand
l1g a. an oAosr, that he has during almost his
entire term oil service commauied O brigade.
llis promotion % q bdgadiership has long since
.sen asked for ny h.s superior officers many
prominent citizens Of Vermont and our Congress.
sona de'agalAn. Bot .bsir efforts have been
ifai.ess, and the Colonel leaves the service
without the rank 50 Justly duo him not even
iyng the compliment of b5evct. RE fol-
lowing extract from Msj Gen. Emory crder
mastering col Thomas out Of teryice, u fl.
NfHb biNNtl ~ NE NIhN'If hNN gpNi CpuHuNt
lle General cJmmand.ug, regrets exceedingly
% lose che services % COL Thomas, whom DO
has .aise Tee mmended u be breyetted for ga-
l'utr7 ard mefitorous services, and az vi en-
,sfains sas non. fha' Coll Thomas viii receive
To promotion thar he merits, and return to the
corps
Mai eian sheridan also has expressed do
sirs hat the Colonel should be made a brigadier
Ia view Of these facs we cannot hut express
tho opinion that this gallant ron of Vermont
has been samsrher, unfairly dealt with. Though
tha War Department do no, appreciate the
bravery and devotion Of Col. Thomas to the
cause, We are confident his fellow citizens at
home warmly appreciate hls suisiiugs and hi,
services for the Union, and W earnestly hope
that soiae public recognition may yet be made
OF - valuable an officer
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07
CoNGREss.

Jan. ~. In the Senate, 1t was voted TO plb.
lish The correspondence II james Madison. Mr.
Spraguo introduced a oil 81 lucrea.e the nav III
henUss OF COngfeas from 5000 u S. . 0
per sDnum. A r,solJiiol ca,lug on tho n,ore.
My OF War fUr lnttmiton as 10 tho number
oil troops FURNISHED bl ch y ate was udop.sd
A'p'oy disolss,'n sprahg upo res,lu ION
oHsfed by Mr.. DAVE, to appoint a ssleet com
n ''ee vi i've ON tbe" COitaptlJBs OF the Guy.
eminent" Pending which, Inv Senate adiJurn,d
Ins ujuse was entirety devised 90 listening
TO speeches oa the auu slayvfy CONSTITUTIONS
amendment
Jao. 80 10 the Senate. an attempt was rad,
by Mr. Salisbury 9 Ia rJiuci peace petition
from Colorado Jewett, but OF .ctmn being made
the reading WAS Suspended. lue House ia i'm
tion reducing the guy on imported paper, VIA
an siaspdnent, sulklng cut .' tnr,e t,ud insert
ing" hheen' per reuL, Vas mtfudue ana or.
d,rcd " D. printed. The Senate then ufoe,edsa
" the CONSIDERATION OF Mr. Davs' ttso,u,iln i,,
The appointment VI spvtisi vJuilutttee On IN,
corrvpionu VI the Goyefnlsat ia a. i,s afp,f..
meuts. Mr.. Hale, vi Nis Hampshire, ss,Xe
assns, tue i,sOiuuOo, anu stOhyit uvu.ursi tbt
Navy Department TOT Tvs cOsfse A. regard 10 iu.
vss1issdOns lnto eesss OF alleged ifaud. rne
clause VI Nr Wilson's new uOuseftpavn NET.
which made the prlncIt al answefdbis Tor the
CONDUCT vi u, tubsu,ute, alter Tue latter had
been mustered ~, Was sTIekluUut.
IL The uOuss Mr. johnson 10 foduesl A re-.
olauon, that there BE- aided tlu,y ,lfye eau 4,
tnnd Yer ceutum to the present aai.ft,s Or m
p nsat'on. IL was Referred 10 lhs Q nn,t,u. IN
MAS aud Means. Ine ilJusI c1nusrt,d IA "a,
o-nas resolution, eppuiitos uuuillI.t,o a.
Examine and TepOfl TIC ySles iuf p.esi4,nt and
Wee P's''ieo', aud 60 nouiy the ptt,ats 81 O..
oil their saciIon A fe.aiuti5a Va. .l..,.r tts
Mat certain States, poS 10 .e0slllsa. sa.. mo-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07

Congress has voted bya decisive majority not
to count the electoral votes OF any Of the so-card
reconstructed states We were pleased to notice
that the delegation from Vermont with perhaps
one exception favored this resolution. 1t isprob-
able that this decision also iore.hadows the fate
Of the application Of persons for seats in Congress
from Louisauh, Tennessee aud Arkansas.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07
ANorntR RAlDGs CArour Som. time since

ANoTHER RAlDks CAUCur Some time SINCE
Capt. james Rice OF the draft rendezvous At
New Haven, Conn, arrested some susplc Gus
persons who, he believed were connected with
ihe robbery at ST. Adams. One OF these men,
James Livingston, was the other day sent to
81 AIbaus, aud has been identified by citizens
there as one Of the party who robbed the banks,
Ito will undoubtedly DO held for trial
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07
COMMERCIAL.

hl'sSr' NSw YoEs. Feb. 4 Flour dun sale, 5000
etl' state - lSto - SIS Round Hoop OH. slo 10,
Vt SA Western - 20 to oql sou,hsrn,ale. Goa NH, a,
$40 SOTO lidoi Csnsda-sass 40 bhs At a. 4oto II a.
Wheat quiet sales 1000 bush Western 81 Rs Com dou
sales 10 90 bush mixed Western 81 a. Besfdu,i Po,t
heavy mess sdo 90 10 IS 90 Lard Arm. tvbt...v AM,
MoStt'Eo- T.. S. On. year certificates "a 4 y 10
c'up''' lo'i Us % Coupons lOe, 4. ; R,sl..,.d
Coupon sN'' looi Gold sls Money ahupd,pt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07

"Asri-REDEL," in private note from City
Point, says
They are building barracks here for hospital.
which will take the place OF tho regular ho' pial
tents they being moro commoiinus and vastly
cheaper for the government The Sixth Corps
has only Ia patents here now. These arc tue
sick ones. We have been 10 no engagement OF
consequence, 50 there are but lew wounded 40
get, but they are making room Tor such Us last
as they can, to he ready in case Of need
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07

The latest version Of the peace fasco s, that
the President offered tho rebel. no new terms,
and the feA=,s astci hin to ncN iotu-. fhs
gold Ofasors have mldg good ,hss oat Of
,t,--and shat 10 ell.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07

SPAIN AND San DoslSoo.-Spain has found 1t
impossible to suppress the rebellion in San Do
mingo, and has abolished the DEGREES oil the 10th
Of May 1861, which declares the territory Of the
Dominican republic re-iueorPorasod into the
Spanish Monarchy. This secure, the indepen.
dsnce Of San Domingo, aud renders the Spanish
iosthold in the other Yves, India Islands exceed.
ipgly prccarious
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07

The legislature Of Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, New York, Maryland, West yrginis,
Pennsylvania, Michigan and Illinois have al.
ready ratified the Constitutional amendment,
abolishing Slavery, Illinois has the honor Of
leading the column.
The following is statement Of how and
where tho peace conference took place, which
We dod n the Washington Star OF saturday
The President left here Thursday morning
ana arrived at Fortress Monroe yesterday morn
ins. Tie then proceeded on board the steamer.
Mary Martin and River Queen, which were
dashed together in the stream, aud had a pro-
tracted interview with tho rebel deputation.
The boats separated about dark and the Rly.
or Queen started immediately Tor Annapolis
with the President, where she CARVED this morn
ing. Major Eokert and Charles For es, attachc
OF the White House, accompanied the President.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07

The Lake Erie rebel pirate, Barley, has been
delivered up BY the Canadian authorities to the
u. 5. Provost Marshal a, Suspension bridge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07

lhfte has Defn Rfei. IRE IN Savannah, dn.
uoyInS several hundred building.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07

jeff. Davis hs. srpain'ed March 10 asa fast
day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-07
The Amendment Abolishing Slavery.

The great event Of the past week and, indeed,
the great event Of the century, has been the pas
sage by the House Of Representatives. by the
necessary tvo-thirds vote. Of tbs following resou-
ton
BE aresoiued By the Senate and HOus, of Rep
r,@ntatiues Of the United Stats Of America IN
Congress assembled tgo-thtrds Of both Houses
e0ncurtnS, that The following .4rttcto be proposed
10 The Legisi0tures Of the sepsr1i States as an
dmendm,a! 10 The Constitution of the United
State; phich when ratf,dby thre, tsvrfhs of sGid
LegniGfpres shall be Udhd 10 all int,ats and pur-
rO',s as part Of said Constitution. namely:
ARTICLE IS.
SECTION |. NEITHER SLAVERY NOR
INVOLUNTARY SERVITUDE, EXCEPT AS
A PUNISH MENr FOR CRIME WHEREOF
lhE PARTY SHALL HAVE BEEN DULY
CONVICTED, SHALL EXIST WITHIN tn.
UNIFIED STATES. OR ANY PLACE SUB
JECI 10 CHER JURISDICTION.
SECTION il. CONGRESS- SHALL HAVE
POWER 10 ENFORCE ThlS ARTICLE BY
APPROPRIATE LEGISLATION.
There are thirty.,ix states in ts, Union, and
the above resolution viii become part Of the
Constitution only when twenty.ssvsu statn shall
raiiy the amendment. Twenty-Five states, ss
their legislatures are at present constituted are
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-10-06

JACKSON, Oct. s.-Humphreys 70,
Governor will probably carry ,hi,
lllinds) county, assisr a. heard
from In every dircetioa. lie is run.
ming remarkably veil.
Gen. John u. Prsemaa, who en-.
dorsed Gov. S~harkey's posisioa the,
the action u the recent Convention
made the negro . competent witness,
10 badly beaten. whersves the sues.
ton has been made, Jsdgs ehsrhey
has not been sustained.
Potter for Judge Of the High Ccsr,
Of Rrrors and Appeals 10 carrying
everything before him. lie u under
stood to - On anti.nesFs-sessinen,
man.
Gen. A. N. Yves. ssr Coaeres,
In The, the Second District b beat.
ing 1evsas badly, a. fsr o. hcsrd
ftea, and Vim certainly b elected
ualss The Eastern cssusiss cone
greatly 10 the rsscue Of Evans.
All the sati.aesro-sessincny caadi.
dstes IL RaHAia scuaty ere elected
frsnss. the editor Of shs Drsndou
R~spsbiiess, is defeated.
News just received indicates The,
Tho race Tor Governor is close between
Fisher and Humphreys, and unlcs,
the Northern and Rsstern eounte,
sassaia Fisher heavily, llsapArsys /.
elected.
We have Just learned that the Nh
itary authorities here say that 4
Humphreys Is elected his election viii
! probably be SC, aside.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-10-06
F0ii l.. s. SENATOR.
William l.. Sharkey.

Tng ELrcrIoS. The election
passed "a with good order, aud very
quietly. Tho whole vote cast in the
county amounted 10 'ons thousand
and forty nine, being . much larger
vote thar the one cast for Delegates
10 the Convention.
We are surprised at the result Of
the vote for Congressman. We an.
,icipa,cl that General Bradford
would &c. q majority IN this county
Of Ut least two hundred, instead Of
that, Col. Reynolds beat him two
hundred and sevcn.y.two votes. Gen.
Bradford's vote in the town Of Pano.
Ia was just ono hundred majority over
his competitor. This TO some extent
accounts for our making 90 wide d
calculation.
Tho oRcial returns will be found
10 another column.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-10-06

Tmr t,attop-A v.,.,,,.u,a..A
eo-rre,pondsns sbus jsss,;hss ,hs
so,uls, dane. sh., ssss al, s .ss
s.koo. WV
Th;. ,.,lo, 4. commensurate.
dance. Tbs s.c,l.m.. IT, n.
arm .,or.a ~ ,si~.. ~! .s ~
,oue.,e. "A hn;,.m ana 49, 80.
d,or. hers .,orrd n. nh ""a ~
;n.}v ,oi,. hs. ~ a,ss ~ ~. -" Wv
a. ,na h.,,h - [.r;nr;.. -, .s
IN, Jo,n ~.
vh.,s ..ss ".is ~ n.... ~. ~ e-
80. 90. ~ s..'"" " ~ 1cc'
s.;ns" w.. ;.:s. .se u",
~. al .k '.'"a
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-10-06
Blacksn,ithine
AND a
RON.

! have opened my blacksmith shop, In Ina
town Of Pamela, and am prepared 10 DO all
kinds Of farm, wagon nsd carriage work,
also, borse.sheeius. hsvs o q hAsda sur.
plus Of diessent klnds u isos, buesy
springs and axls.ivseo, whleA MI I'm
very cheap. These vlshiNg goed worh
DOM, Or 70 bsy Iron cheap, wcsld q we'll
10 give M . call. i. q. BAKER.
sep29.tf.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-10-06
NOTICE.

will soil 10 the highest bidder for cash,
on tho 18th day u October, on the plsse
whore live, two and s-half milcs North.
west Of Eureka, known - w Wrsn farm,
the following property: Co.'s, calves,
sheep, hogs, fowls, corn, ioddsr, wheat
oats, peas and Tolatoss, doe Jack, IN
years old, and a number Of other things,
Sale commences ~ 10 e'elook.
ssp3D.3t. JOSEPH JOnNoON,
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Hat Manufacturer.
III Memphis Hat Company,

400 NAlU 0TDs9. OPPOSITE ooU11
sfl0W uouA1D. fa1o9st A.,
Oar friend snd hatlw, n. n. Miilsr, 4
ussal, 10 bic glsgy sslllag hsas y nsvs
seaass frsn w Nissiseipc1 vsllsy.
We appeal 70 you 10 lave yess 90 spm
b psrskssias yess eoels, = psssisvly -
issas Il ssislas 'Issoos, ~ a6Sclssi
heir but96ss. nuy yese ~ Heede q 8
z! Sc: as.... ys.. sse.. 90 :ass -
- = - Memphis ~ Cs6paay. Or
vAelaa1e yeoas y W seooo1 ~ MD
sesslee ~ isso tAges y - Aollsso ~,
-, ~ ssy 'asis:|y. hss.. 4 !
sepssam. asi.a (
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-10-06

Dnso1o CouSry.--A dispatch from
Jlsvnas1e seys, that for District A.
Sssssy, NsA. o. Tsyles got 900, r.
II. 1bylss -, l. Pa popsr 221,
HehFuep 10, 0ssses ! lisssis 462,
aad n. n. CkaluwS ~.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-10-06

1ssvGless thrssGA Central Yer.
-. = 1sys Of hesss 1ssh ssd nail
seegs, vill rsasnber Pete Bates, q.
vsys aIled unels Peter, who, at one
~ hsps a I'M near the centre Of
tie 6tsls. 0ass . spirited young
nars vas led p to the hotel. Quite
. crowd vss sooa gathered TO soc
~. The owner spoke Al her good
peiata, and ssia she could srot = mile
\ sAses minutes. Presently along
csae Usels Peter, and hearing the
tslk, carefully looked the mare over,
and thea removing bis short pipe be
ssid:
"Boys, ! don't see but one reason
Why the mare cant trot q mile IN
three minutes"
What 10 III What Is !. il, Uncle
Peserl asked the young tyros, anx.
ions 10 learn from one Of such nc.
knovledged skill IN such matters.
"why," said he. "thc distance il
toc gres, for 50 short q time"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-10-06

49, !. q, p. Jos6S6 N~566oi901.
Jsss!s: Cessa Pssels Cesely, nisiaippi,
third Neelay b Aueess, te9s.
! s~Rl:asiel y. - setsvie = ~
plslaet! taae tAs d4lsn1ast b . nes.pssi.
ds.s q ~ eseee, y y esdesed thai phi
e!As,s ns~spapes tsblisAs1 h ~ TEN
q !:scsA. hlIissipp, ssmnendiae ~
ea!a esteeeale 70 appear = aJussiee toue>
eebs hs'c . Nth essrt hssss h ~ tsVp. q
Pamela, 10 ssId esssey, = ~ ibid ~
~ 10 Osssbss, ises, aad answer - 9.
ta0Ao0n1. q. 4. ElROn. I. p.
ssplS-ls. Il. 81 /.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-10-06

"(lwIsk Males md bsna1l
DsrWMls."
have Just received y largo addition "a
my stock VI groceries, which uahss ~
assvrimens equal 20 aAy In ths plsss. 0Ivs
me . call and ! Will nshs n % yess Issss'
est N huv NJ mo.
oatG. 2n. L. q. HINES.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-10-06

A we'll known gentleman Of Win.
chester, in the State Of Virginia, IL
in the habit Of relating m amusing
aneedotc on the great lave Americans
have for naval and military titles.
Crossing the Potomac into Virginia,
with his horse, in q ferry boat,
the ferryman said:
"Msjor, ! wish TINT you would
lead your horse a little forward"
lie immediately done SO, observing
to the man:
81 am not a mnjor, and you neod
not call me one
To this tho ferryman replied:
well, Kurnel, ! Ak your pardon,
and III not call you 30 no more"
Having arrived at the landing
place, no lead his horse out Of the
boat, and said:
my good friend, am . very
plain man, ! am ncishera colonel nor
. major. | have no title al MI, and
! don't like them. How much have
| to pay yoa!'
The ferryman looked u him and
said:
"You ere the arss white man !
ever crossed this ferry with that
wsn't jest nobody 1t oil, and l swar
III not charge yos seshing."
Jsnes Robert, con Of J. Il. and 8.
A. Csx, born Aug. tn 1889, aesd 8
yesss ! neath sad 10 days.
slssp = sses1 lAlle ~ 81 ~, ~
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good dossa, you ra~sesl!'-'Troth,
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yss'd ~ ~ tws drlpn!
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"BAua, YGn IIosoa Ir Losor
tells 4 good aocelole II m ifishman
giving The password NJ the battle o.
lonlennoy. At the same time The
crest SAKE was mnFshal.
"The password j. SAKE, nov don't
forget il, Fat. said lhe colonel.
"Saxef Faith an wont.
Want me father . miller p
"Who zoe. iherei" cried the SEN
iinel, after he had arrived ut tie
post.
Ia. looked as consequential MS pos.
siblc, and whispered n sort VI howl ,
bags, yer honor