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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25
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Gin " : z Htr, Der Itthte i tfiutrt Wrbtit ser.
ilttt rbsr bic w .rtudrt (rtbtu elmer large btitsbtrs
len S4nttss in 8siures' @sl,nt IN Naiftrb Geunip)
N stkH pGrhs Wan mage I'M .ItitnR Sun
9 rtsI", yfr. u Rore.Slbtr., mli6tn 10 II. 2
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25

SA gIe Sam an Der TcGworb Rolh, ~ Htrr
a, u%rfaii,rb ttbdut ttcturm tcmio la5e'rN lui,;
u " .outeE gnairr IL Sciuunf. Man melee no bit
QbB oumoNttr, Rr.4 Srury tr'5 Court.
UP 4 4 "a y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25

e II Stnitrrdcttr ptrn r~s'iault tlr line damir {
ebnt att6,U Der ltte Yobr lg,h atatb u. Nav
melee E8 Rr. 1870, &c ppu., ulbt On cents, 4Z41
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25

SIN NAed-u far &'Dea Brit, tas quo Al uttT'sr
ne fitht aDb zines .piidsr IL Il Sab'er, nm ruf
Ftnber ~ od ter wb Ouf'E glnc II Efgcr. Su nj
hen Vt. $50, ssrtrslcUhr. Q23-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25

Guniltt'Ger CONT cAtitle, tur naS Dfuterrihla-
gen cuAtbt. 9Etty 3cbu .u.b btRsrbt { Ntbrt bfi
tGb. S@Hrt6sr VII, 4e3 Nclb-Gapu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25
Surh . y. eipDcr.
TrnIietss trfnui.
6sSTl1 WertSppfss 9sfgtbum III Gbaiefr.
EiH uuf Wuftipn.

-&AAA- N"I ~"'''S"'
Kraft zines etiaFsS bee 9rtisasridts ter Gtaht
ea!ttmrit pire her u itr;,tbr etc ale De UaIttr
~ t 10 c d, G. .iunt 1895 EdhHtttt18s uHr I ubr,
an Crt gre StsRe etisui'ta aunt gerisuie aueb titr;
Ole a,iamnis ~ ruubt Il d, auf Der Saai II.
Be- GbafIlt gelel,r. IN Siut On i'tupna pen ~ Qua
peitiit opr Der Guoptii. de ppu 9balthr. uub eiHe;
10 Iub tttlisn dBep ot-lrrerb, pti@' 9tgte { 10
@tuitnihait por bR Si1tHihlme II II 9rbabtra be-
la an grtn,ereen ON baud, beaEtt piro: iesrer II
Dtitliter U 6iurg an db 'sltr ID SUP etnlagienh:
irednu iloit@ q Il. etl d Il Rug tS az ts'a1
aAtp 9ebsrh uno MIN utSbiip al ttn Gaieea6sag1i
turldttbrtnb.
g,ties erpnsfld n mt rem lItlstauitH re fea
sen ta6tstntm,1 Rpb1bdgit Rr. $50 Gba "a
. r., une StntuI Sptticd .gta D RtcIatblges bseaut
c mem Sunhs mic pen S2s RHts spotltn.
Bettaufttebinaurstai - bsar, teI Ret IT, 0 Yrs,
itatu uuier 9,rBniunR mil 3aatteu, Cher egSs easr
rad res San'ert Uunihe.
stptsS Rpbtutoa, iRH.,
Bdnal:u,
Rr. liz, B.otorde.
Qlo 8 Il 81 ReD g. .vspsE ss't,
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sESssSS> Gegubatts
ass ar5t,fasS q +"
eroser ifater tolanoii6tt. yramIen -. & OBJ;
Drnmtsa6 u. seh9.r. 9btttr 6 obi;
8aeiesbfu., Rltsn<, yaittnaten-,
NSbreus, Gitrs Y~fan;enz.
&pmatoe8-. erbitn DpbneIs,
!Spiebei-S anen;
fstris aue fsnii8sa gotten opn Se'annter ausssjstt'
meter glte.
8lumsu,S dmereien uub 3pieteIs Sets.
&ataIpge unent9tIblt3.
Sa 9an5ca u. @inxIrsn gu b9ttu lei
I. 8pIgi1n 4 S6bnen,
Rr. %. Sno. 9alctuitr Baltic Do.
papiere tbr ben a!etubanoeI wsrcsn III ~teietis,a
Sostle's ssliefert (GeS1S 3litI
OimbeersGtrub.
INT sutnn ~eclorirttr 9taspbetIn. Sprup n tsrtsi6
1a1ipeSbar - alienteli9
asetristxssn Eadiresea ~ ~testsne, hien: ZEN 50
Rttibaa. isDis heeibaupt cen Ratsbtrro = Spruo
Geaipusatisa Jar siadlridt. sos i'd t.ee,,ett rite n
" d tiufrsie Rasstsylu- Ssrlp ven ssfann.e
Gate an Amth babe,
Tsss, sI.7s pre- @ouene, bonn pate.
Un Seinrt6 &ld,ttr
Nr. 100. 5rtbtrt1 Spae,
HlT E5e9ss) eteasrk Stauetst 0~eetnhter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25

gin g&tdbsu has cut tc+,n, walden It. t6etIE
taru. GtseICttu tu,s iur lstdtc Sau5arrdt unb
i!tnl Barter car AluSsr. FL eruGSeH RI, 81 OF.
Saittnprtitr. I2EB)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25
kSss SGbr purfhtu, rfrtb,s putsrDGCs
DluarTGG
in Central. Motnue, fuuNCr GaalIfrlGs.

1890 nm : nor. an ct uuo cru res .'rgs
ratfol, tuc toht,,but', i,hJ ne tnceut B ur tgSsh.
ltuut az itI GItttbritrtcn CtyElbgH r,mlNt
Dau gtfa tt GruHFuu6 u;sH <
iuratu @thtuI. NfsfttT ln eruIll-a gtHsc
trubv NdullnTJ .naNt NtC1umrnl't..
TdWs't, vt an Gc.rl-gus 'ut 20 Fpi b 1T uU,
Iduu 10 JlF u tcr gang 10 an cine ~ SUB glttt
duts wWc.
Tie Hou ib'clCu 5gstCr tn rul te t'I tri1 tlrs
Ten 2-tbstlCr tadNrusrhtr @ Ut UbdutEru
RI I6b u. 1877 ntblt g3ttH yUs satiis e u.u
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hsruVter 5-fbttItU ftt"ttUslHtr Qt@lu.s bt4uts
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3u pcufdufru.

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r~ntsbaut IN gm aIruaSsI Gcuhir, 6 W}rItu ncu htr
g lbtlr,. Gridc; tt ieht coribcltNtter 0aur! Ia
bel as bu.d 9btcbNT gIodtT
tll6 20 , o. Wr. ii. It. pauifr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25

Traptai imu1er Sur Grttt III Dircm Gtrmaa,sgs,
Su g1s.tca IN RI, % l., 81, Sus-6teeuitlr.
G2i-8)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25
~ DeTtnnfc".

Gin, Gcrf eirun D uub 1sd,It 40 9autwi,rh,
Sdt bu Frrft- II. Scettiruft ytr. l0l, Ger aiGsa
'5dmtE btiittt len tatnis plut. G2j-i1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25

GjnR pci0cJtbtr iemir itrt Nihif3nur,
.reaiiu. 9Eu@.lNQu be- Erbr u IiitrL VIZ.
Sds W .tere1ttltr., 0tu RI. G}. glogb. YgratCTr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25
AaroiOetf&e @4tbyBI6ae.

Dt, 3 y [ 90 I. er.
SIR "a '~su5IrGit 90 blltr uiatdt User gIi'ttes
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eett u, taasIIGt Qluru. INtNlbl, turi ptrr WTgs.
Ser lrNMt uaa RI l3l. G~utS6arolRt., Cd, rcna
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gu berfaufsn auO 81 bermtstben.
3n SerFduFeu In aRaFhinotpn.

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mt cher otus Sidrihmn1 n persr im!uae
btuta u est'anf'r. 9ltets ttt Sut. RttbftGb,
s2o, GER. BaittHslcn. G22-7)
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25
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ar uro mad, w II taN, tct 20. U,iry 1850.
9tF,u tSltd) pItI SNss g,ci9ct Baltimore affecting
u. Waters ul9, unc lr6ari
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mn 8lbr 90 Din, frub Uon Baltimore ali, Ger
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tcItt!t&) DtOrNtus 10 Nh; Ger Recommendations
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Gdd 2"RGihinaIuH
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UcJlcnbuJ u un6 3 lbr- R1hmiita.G 3. SQ0e pCu Paitt.
mott MO Gle 0 20 nBt-Nio stu iss unc Ole 7E3 u5r.
radmi,a 6 lUBt p0n Bolbtnatcu boiltu at ben sea.
puuinn an. Gt 1905 1lcrStr. 1t. 40 ubr.Eah
mi'a4t.Suas cuNalttilort nnt bic 1sS tbr- JirracH.
II. 10 br- 9tabmltta5s 6uat UCn QpaibtrytoR idltsben
fa Sigr 0itt Der anuappI'i Ter Pohu an,
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n'lttaBs i'm 3 ugr 40 Min. Raa Baltimore uu6 lGls
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E9cnttr IL her Gaubtu- laliGr corr an oos gtntt
SL.taa. U.S.. g mttb, Gr1n.rortmaiist.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25
JUTcb o II IN
(Dt,i6lSl Rr. 10, Shss9airs-thr.
sNaitiniure 0pnfuTn. @eretnA

llrtcr ctiserr glaneu BAT id, ua0 ctm GorbtitS
eleter Staets III ,%gFGlano, lt9eisicn II. 3eltidIaas,
Gn 90. DfirI b 3 bab'e- Elm Yerein seb rinett, lpel.
@fr sun, !3wede bat are rotbrtroigen 9etensbctArF
ni1t, bic oIrd Micncrc!litl rn8 u. Gpetn.atton IN DC
Sf9e g~strettn une lrog oss 8autns beS Go.ets aui
bisien trbcn qrsticn .rBalttn m.rotn, at gprinrsns
ten ~ beoeuicnb biIliltrtH prttieH iu
oeriauien unb tptldtr Zen Tluier, Ials CT I'D, an bea
9ersln ani0litBt, AT ctur ~crJieIttn @ertrn. t~btlIness
men last.
&aS nbtbt5e Capital iotre bur@ Qntt,ile (Ittien)
iuiammenesifoFen, nelde 0 pro3. !2iritn tra9rt. "a
EN- guibsti aui 10 DeQai8 ittaelfbt uub eslleIbe in
p64srtttdbea anjabtunssr pop 10 etc. tnBeiebt
pirb. 70 lit ,tIbft eer llubemittsltlle I'M Starte, lid an
ttsiem 9trens ;u bstbell'9en.
Die epufitution. ioip,e .tt.rtaufttdru
faur man In Der Office bon y Q. u. Rtere Il q o..
VT s., Gr&aunt 9iate I'd, Der Scuithr., srbaiten /;
and petetn eaiel1it @triabluRatn tuiaeSen9crcas
men. Gbparb scent
(apr1s 3W) Obstrerpaltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25

9rd Raeafn tu. i tr Ntatcr unO drrs am,
frasul NJ. 2l2. 4ptNs Torttt nr.' I22.I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25
ia 0BcrsbpongS Gruubd6@ NIT
EgiH OCbaubCU

81. eoUtr Eult.
G2,-D Fv. 81 -Jtt usftlz.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25

IN VeLf nmfcn.

zine futtiuRtr dtttt @iuhih,ii IL ieictt "a ror,
uitr. YtacSuraje1 GUtpei-gfs ror ltfsr'oa
O.. Gboltitr. G2i-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25

yin 'NPN6tr knilNct lei
G.. N. @btL
iI2l Nr. IS, BARRETT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25
&erIdnaf,

trfclt Cotlte> 'um Ctiuo atrimrfer Tuit2n IN
@ebr.grtcc's Nutou It EN]titcumute @eiGiTt
Rus ven GEcftg, r6o ral-6tl. u2s-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25
bseDer RauSfs.
ItSertbpoitcs atunoS;nsfrctee
S}cIiStDun.

gEt6 Or. &C. Nott- SalUrttt., ~ Rub trut, i1o
HS,l 6ub ttti, nil ttrtm idoueH iclto ~etbapt,r b
~. lttdigsH 0pbnt3uie Unit Gtlfr3ttcB II Gao.
: ulmtrr) nne lrottm eTttiiVtt3sr pir;er5sbduet be-
paut, iroaB bic DaultGtttttH Die gauge ltslt eet
Griubitiidse bur6asbsu.
6tlcs Saue b-t18 Sinmtr, Gas, spa1,t sc. grett
ttui8,
psurp N Grcrt,
(6g-l Nr. .. glu puilotrGs, 5i, TaGIR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25

~ NeE rGu5 vi. lse er'terr, MAZE tiIuar.
s;ii 2paN;r u VAS ut,au 9rrbrlng os V GsHs
GlI. 'humrs 10 20 tu Grg. {. SIatrt5 81 eff 7grr.
I14-6D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25

100 gittsn Ger agCatFltu Rtutr- g,ulbeuu,s.
gtl.al1ait." ASrt1e in Der cry. h. ~. ID bmt:r.
'AIltN' llD-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25
Srulfcc6.WcrFouf

63'i, orH Ft!tbpoIItW W~luHetefig an
[-aS ttr Hnmbprthr
On gsmabbttt sInt5 T,trttS re bur to- gt'GI
tt Staet Bolttuicyt. nlt aSourt Of O., giip" o. st.
gn1, Ttro Der un,fltlture : run rtut0 tN;It'
litt du!,tru hi hen rUrbarNs Suit5 Wlcoms" n
F%oitiutUte am 4. Cunt 1865, ddd'mrlil3 Is ! lbr Iu=
Bdtduis an b,H tcbntu Httieg oiitt nj
DuB ptgttGCIIt trtti tdttt Nai
II elm n chnbaWB mesa 9tUnbt "a
VII. III on ttt Gutisif bar yonlGttfE-Ee. o.
3ius ttfirt:t iL Stutt In& tr bttl & ron D : TUtp,
un9tdbt baitpsQs $40 i,rr ftrSttu' l. &a5r'hEeft
sc bat tlre tgontt ror 20 (ub CT q0g, latshr, urb
idult 1875 tuB Eirut ro5 ctuts - frb srs'tst HGtp.
Tie Gtbdultbtc ZEN htitltf aus tHtat 5sted ven
. i & It tn % chnbGu NIT etu t-,tbYtsS
u. Gtauura an sct G1ta. e II tbtl sts gs7s,h mis-
III eutnb,tusirrt, tas r.b tRt t,um Sabyts. iJuus=
ltuis ocH nur $3.50 l,&5 DGlS.3 ne Irunsgis &
gfriS) uutcipotitr
Gas 9eigtbun ttftrett Fb Jar set IN BIN Climber
tirts Rttibts, h,HeV padt an q aunt $50 al arft.
mt etr GruiNt III bSuahuhtt.t pe etu elb ei
R1nhtaurS Jur hntatH & ptua&t mpgolU tt. Or
Euil,t ait aut rlhut H]Is'Hu't De 61us I eat
goyttrihtb gut y 'rHhtur tHts rlrtrttsr- a
obtr tuGTt'rnb Iulcf; Ter Grct
WiIe fGt uuttir'tiCH ~0sLl.lc1, T. M bt. 4~lssrinl4e
Gigrer ttt,i8 Gttt 30 9dttt IN Belt o..
Ot S~,t.rnuagcR bts B~sIfauits hne. 70 oou g.
tittc "pcI8ttuttcui GtU 3 llul bsar rna ~ Rh
~ ipct 9lc,6mdtijeu !Sabiu1ger ron ou u rio1aie ..
ncm 3c8t hes Bet uite on ttEttrt'. o. A.eeiis
3abluratr brinatu !Siuitu mo mliill ygr 9Gueeis
ture lee Gtuit e. tnbpI III fem.
Roger O. gsnep Campbell SuhN;
sam. 8 @optr eUlt,.
VI 50 GatuHrrter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-25

@6HnuHs II, 9tstr Su rsrwittbsu ure Fat.uz
q rlutIHa ~ r~sgi'pteu 30 suem blaiasu prtiE'.
$l2 81 Wlou0t5mittht. ET, l3g, Qpeit- qpmbl ros.
sptfbea Saucptp- v. GhltteoiF. GAO
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-05

IN ~ fmA iIa r A. lJlh
" Apfa n "a fp#s " lsHaseg
MIssm zfn fle Eltmgihl llsln shi
msliss BE- - klIswIasl
AfnH 4 ~ tIal#ws. u aHY n
HHHhffh Mississippi slae Ialg llsl
~ Pmewi tFAmhHl - AAs fmmBs
l|HHtf n NJ hemImfH'a hHsaw. ~
ilhss iiai ilse elmilhaH "A ~ fHessl
msa N ll'as Asase \ sefy lssl lasIsed
IN HlHaET miHe esses saf n 4 hnn
dfHd, hfiaF I<es saffhnsdF, whffe
eImiFaais WE'RE haau With naKfnss fF
'hslf IaI|sf, N ihe eHd NJ M feMf.
fhtf wsn aFivtH ~ wifHsat tay
pneHs ef a al4lsioH NJ ne efop I
hai Ne people seHsmIIy very Filter.
~ much ~ ilnl / nnslsIef II daneef.
gHz &c any fwIsFaI elIeeF n Imss
unewrted lhmgah that eumntv.
particularly beiwern New OtIenhs
and vleksIafr, ef Iwiwecn Ncw Ur.
leans and jaeknH."
t,ur readers will very readily pcr-
ccive that this IoahIng.gIaa. that ha.
80 gmeeialIy mounted The ebony BIZ
reau u this State, heretofore, has
succeeded In rejecting q fnIselo@I
upon The country. AZ 10 orr freed
men, they are doing better and are
more generally satisfied with The "sit-
uaiionv than those Of any other State
In the South, Capt. Mathews state
ment 10 the contrary, notwithstand-
Ing. As for General lees soldiers
"driving them Oft without payment
or a portion Of the crop" that Is
simply a willful and malicious LIE,
and he knew II we'll At the time he
uttered II. As to "Fcdcral officers
not being safe without an cscort,' all
we have to say Is, that gentlemen U.
s. officers, on business, are much moro
safe here than among the Radical
pick-pockets surrounding their own
homes; but at the same time, We
don't feel ourselves called upon Ia
vouch for the safety Of platter-brain-
ed, conccitcd, cgotistical and usurp-
ing scoundrcls, who come into our
midst only to create strife and dis
content. All We have tosay to them
is, to "shinny on their own side"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-05
PAHoLAl MISSISSIPPI SATURDAY, NAY 3. Iao0.

#ala hHl HaA#lamisl9 f# aem A
r slaf + hlltlF nssal - #|fh
ue #tHm # #i Aha A cell
Flfms lhsi ~Hii hap ~ aHA.a aaf
pHiFamaNa nHig a#blnH H#h
sltfks 4 - ehnll - 4 alfaas h ~
wgfAHp gfusln ~ ~ p.tslsfggy
y IL eIsfhs. saa ll.s safl'm Hassn
" #AllhefH r#llgHaHN ~ ~ smafln
m HHssa aHd i#aia lnf islnk h
Age time sHm eaf tafh dwa : HaFy
~ Cen This wnf fha meelaaals ihfg
~ am - etlsh Hl.el alsa. keaule
ihat eiu ReeHa paeheia waF nifty
hungry filf sHmihih ~ pul h thar
pekels The ffApa worked mlfy
stIi = ~ ani | had'sni ns silsk
fhun inf mHr clerks makln Haahln
mt n EN-, II thay eoHli. hf fbsg
newlel MI They emilll alf when tbay
vent lnlaf lhe la,nlss ha ahef ihk
year think tlay shml'l im lukin
fouHd faf lbeifwlvcs. Nv thnsl.
lnas ihhy wlll hav soi 4 ssaH IN IHy.
Mss, alnf which liiay should .elmfale
thurselves rum Thur present a'@~ia.
.huns, and set up 10 ihufseIvts where
Thur friends eHn sHppfrt them. n
think ihe flies Il dun eat about enuii
inoflasais--.ai leasi aflcr lhis yaf I
think ihay V ewine tur Imc nifty niec
IN thur ehoiee ~ II. We can make
ont NIFTY welI on @r sorghum and
II We llk Yankee mcrlassc NJ all, II
must he thur golden synlp--and we
amt no l,lec of puyin too high fur
that, wc's bin liyln we'll cnui. with.
out and we can doc without Il q while
longer Till we find out who's We
gwIne iuf trade with. Well, | think
] knows exactly purity nearly who r.
gwinc tur trade with and ! hope all
good foax this way Is as KNOWN as
me. ! AMI Rwlnc tiir paint n0body'a
gncket with my grccnback showpa-
pcrs, what ain't gone through the
dye pot and cum ont with fast color;
] ain't got no fancy fur faded prints.
And ] amt gwinc tur gingle my
srceh5aks on ihc counter Of no chan
| don't like, rs shore as thur names
Amazin Gracc---and ! ain't gwine tur
encourage none of the fcllcr's what's
bin sassis at Us when we could'ent
sass back, nor help ourselves, as shore
as thur name Is Whatsnamc, what l
can't pronounce. Now that the CROP
is dun gcthcrcd, the cotton sold, and
we amt got no money in our pockets,
and Christmas amt brought US none
| think we should all Ak ourselves
this important question fur New
Year: Who's We gwine tur trade
with? BENTON
Dixie-land. OF THE
GRAY GEEYs GAcRET.
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Improved Tax Bill.

Somebody proposes the following
new amendments to the tax bill:
For kissing q pretty girl, one dol
lar.
For kissing a very homely one,
two dollars. The tax is placed at
this rate in order to break up the
practice altogether, il being regarded
by eur NJ. C.'s as a piece Of mex
cusable absurdity.
For every Irritation, ten cents.
Every young man who has more
than one girl, Is taxed FIVE dollars.
For courting in the kitchen, twcn-
ty-fve cents.
Courting in the parlor, one dollar.
Courting in romantic place, five
dollars, and fifty cents for each Of
fense thereafter.
Seeing a lady home from church,
twenty-five cents.
Seeing lady home from the Dime
Society, five cents, the proceeds to be
devoted to the relief Of disabled
army chaplains.
For ladies who paint, fifty cents.
For wearing n low-neckcd dress,
one dollar.
For each curl on a lady's head
above ten, five cents.
For any unfair device for entrap-
ping young men into matrimony, five
dollars.
For wearing hoops larger than
eight feet in circumference, eight
cents for each hoop.
Old bachelors over thirty arc
taxed ten dollars, and sentenced 10
banishmcni 10 Utah.
Each pretty lady to be taxed from
twenty-five cents TO twenty-five dol
lars, shu 10 fix the estimate of her
own beauty. IL Is thought that q
very large amount will be realized
from this provision.
Each boy baby, fifty cents.
Each girl baby, ten cents.
Where persons have been marriesl
q reasonable length Of time and have
no babies, they arc to be taxed ten
dollars.
Families having moro than eight
babies arc not 10 be taxed, and ioI
twins, a premium Of forty dollar
will be paid out Of the funds accru.
ing from the tax on old bachelors.
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p,ff fW them W. dasfylhe NJ
eHHliuH mHh disappointment aa.l
laHeflHg will w. agoI9led.
| sehd ihis communication H. Your
lntrf ~ publleuiiuH, ~ ! hate M
lIsHld lhat IN ihHl way Il viii SINNER
reach the maaa NJ ihe fsn'lefa ka
whom n V lnlemled Than In anY
alef sheet Ilraperihhly,
IA. fthfy,
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NJ committed Ihe falaI d<ssI I|.si H.
had that evening hhi ! hII)n< a,.s
with IIelar. #hs bad lhnsI<s;.l IL
turn bic hofss mIf n Ne IIvefy A4I.I<.
aud during Fvi's sIuenu 4, as,<.s
~ z pstaI. lid take tie I.sr- s-,I
aud hitch him 10 The irnr hasd.Is
that Foff, returning and hniInr lkai
the threat had been ssffIuI 49, ,Iuw
hIA pistol shd commenced nrIne su,s
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Az Oponors CoarAnlsox.--The

venerable Leslie Combs, Of Ken
lucky, thus alluded, in a public
speech, to the proposition for social
equality Of whites and negroes.
Other candidates may do as they
please, but 20 far as | am concerned,
l will do nothing 10 weaken or divide
those opposed TO the monstros and
unnatural doctrine rampant at Wash
ington, Of negro social and political
equality. Gods curse has stamped
the negro with an ctfaccablc black
zkia and woolly head; and in lii
providence, has kept him for six
thousand years in close proximity "a
other nces, but always sabordiaafe--
in mind and body, ~ we'll as civilisr-
ton and refinement |; and yet Va
have the spectacle now before us Of .
deliberate conspiracy IN the North h
bring down our favored race 10 Ii.
negro Ievel, In violation If Gel''
law, and al written history. Tn
idea of ei<s sfisg The e<lsp<s .ous 0
Africa 10 the Caucszias rtahn, !
about :. sh-ard s- sryirv " t--f..'=
dog ffns<l By sying n up in boa
qnst with pinfs cHd rv~s.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-05

When that "bill of denominations" |"
the tariff Of 1928, was under discus
sion in the United States Senate,
John c. Calhoun was supposed to
have the casting vote. This tariff
was the first Of many subsequent
aggrcssions which enriched the North
to the detriment Of the Southern
gendered by greed and political
intrigue. Mr.. Calhoun's opposition
to the bill was well understood, and
as he was then on the ticket with
jackson as Vice President, Il was
known that his fatal arbitrament of
a popular measure would insure the
defeat Of the Democratic ticket.
Under these circumstances, he was
approached by some Of his party,
and advised to avoid the difficulty
by leaving his chair when the vote
should be taken. But, as nothing
mean ever camc near the head or
heart Of that peerless man, 50 even
the shadow Of disingcnuousncse failed
to touch him. He was at that mo-
mcnt the King-makcr. By remain
ing on the ticket with jackson and
voting for the bill bis election was
secure; by still remaining on the
ticket and voting against the bill,
the defeat Of jackson and the Demo-
cratic party was assured The friends
Of jackson implored, by every motive
Of selfish expcdiency, to evade the
responsibility By parliamentary sub
terfngc. He was incxorable to every
appeal. To saeri6cc his political as
pirations by retiring from the Jack
son ticket was his dctcrminafion--to
sacrifice his conscience by q paltry
dodge, impossible. Behold the temp
tation-a certain Vice Presidency
and almost certain Chief Magistracy
all for q little compromise with
duty. The unsullicd soul Of the
great Carolinian could not even hcsi-
tnte IN the choice. All the world
and al the glory Of Il were as noth-
ing 70 honor; he flung them away
and stood upa God made him--an
inccruptible patriot, and heaven