The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-10-27

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an probibilinv tLo nas-nyr IA or
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m,dr ii. cyr snnrl,lr with dcIioLt
,n1 con.cd 6im inyonntarily 10 prn.p
M Mn o nj. ,rus,y sabre. lie
couldn't speak word Of English,
nor Of French or German, con.e-
ournily onr conversation dwindIcd
! down oonc or two passages oI n well
/ illcl lusk Of most excellent brandy
from Nj. camciou, holsters, a,c had
complete accoutrcmcnts, brought with
him from Enror.1 Ills first ex-
preston approachinpthe AngIo-SaXon
| dialect, was a most emphatic inyectiye
with the word Yankee! nj the end
ol il, ~ tremendous she'll came
screaming over us near the field Of
battle. lie was apparently very much
pleased with his first view of the
battle, it was at the moment that
/ Gen. -. II. Hill had carried the
| Star Fort near General Casey'- head
quarters on the York river Il. H.,
aud onr gallant bnys were flushed
with succcs. and shouting victory on
every side.
| had the pleasure of presenting
! Vpn Borckc during the evening n
4 Cons. Iony.trcct WiIcoy. Stuart and
| Fiiz I,c, .cyernJ timc. IN carryinv
or.lcr. IN the p,-t he nccotnmnic,
M. and / c,ul1 moi Lut admire III.
uttcr nj, a complc,e .cnrn of dnupcr
Dnr;n, the whole ol that long and
weary uiabt lac acenmpanicd ou,
.taH and f;en. Inny.ireeI owing /,
,bo unfortunate wound or Gen. John.
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If onr eanntry. | had The honor a
, ,nmnlyiug with the rcuuc-t. and
we'll ron cmber the cordial rrr,inl
. bc r,cci, ed. The President welcome,
him v.,mly ~ our shore. auI thank
al bip, m the name of our country
+, ,er Ihr ceiling vhirh had pronptr,
h,m \, tl,row ii. li6r into ,b. sun,
/. ..aIe v.th a people fighting for III
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