The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-13

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su1ih Carolina W. wants us lufh
ahuui al lfl ss wr want 10 pf lnoi,
and q litlle hmdlef, psiapt and he
n0olout pat on 80 many mnnosara4i
~ aifs nb0ni ihis Senator hmoo.
" ho FOOLS with ~ much, W. won't
elect n1buiy ! golIy' Hell take iht
studs and ~ backward. fuh.
with returned 10 lhe mpiipl, and.
sttctohin forth one NJ my arms. sca
Mr.. Gibson, en I'm your friend.
I'm the friend of your Wifo and dil.
drcn, but II Mr. Jenkins aint norpcr.
atcd soon the State will collapse d
bright and glorious star viii BE- OBJ
liberated from oif The striped rag and
the president will lose about nine
supporters in the Federal Congress.
move, sur, that Of wc can't git o1r
Governor at once like u Gina gua non,
we break up In q row and depart for
Mexico. 1t took like the small pox,
and were carrycd tumultnously.
These proccedins were tclcgrald Ia
Washington before the ink was dry,
and we received orders forthwith Ia
norgcratc our Governor and roll on
our cars. Then the money came and
we voted ourselves u pockctGlI
apiece, and took n furlo. Myfricnds.
that wcr a proud and glorious day
When that great and good man wa.
maxim his ailcctin speech, we all fell
happy ; and Capen Dodds, a member
from Polk, remarked hat he would
like to die then, for he never expect.
cd to feel rs heavenly agin. The
tears run down his left eve like rain.
His other eve wer beat out by {
Yankee soldier while the Capin wei
in prison.. OF course the villcn We,
TUX for it, and hung, though !
hain't seed no mention of it in III,
papers. Alas! poor Wirz.
My iellow-pcople, let me in con.
c%lusion congratulate you on havinl
Governor N more, as is q Govenor
Oh! there is life in the old Ian,
yet, and by and by we'll all mix VI
with our friends of the North, ant
we'll transport them Black Republi
cans into the Afrikan desert, as,
put 'em teachin Hotentots the right
Of suffrage. Winter Davis coul,
} there be a field Of labor sufficient 70
the miserable remnant Of his declin.
ing years. If it amt the Winter o
our discomfort mentioned by Mr.
Shaksperc, | don't know whow h,
alluded TO, and l want to git rid o
him. He and his clan have done u
much evil, and / am induced to OK
elm in the langwidge of Paul abou
! Alexander the Copersmith, "aIa,
} the lord reward Fem accoryIin 4
: their works"
More anonymous,
BILL ARP.
p. S.--Cousin John Thrashcr sc
! he hav studied law a week, and vii
! be q eandydate for some high OH
when we meet agin, provided W
give him time TO sell his cotton seed
III say this-I hav done as much 70
him as for some Of the candydate'
and nature more, and his cotton see
are as good seed as / ever seed.