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The i~basynnlan War.

The war in which Great Britain Il
just engaging has, ne vet, made bat
little noise in the newspaper world,
so that y great majority Of American
readers do not even know that II has
begun, while not half Of those who
arc aware Of It's existence, know what
are is causes. Captain Cameron,
holding the position Of British Con-
sui, was, something more than two
years ago imprisoned, and Is still held
by the self-styled Emperor of Abys-
sinia, on the idle prctest that no
answer had been returned to letter
which the Emperor had forwarded
through Captain Cameron 10 Queen
Victoria. Rumor said the letter con-
tanned an offer Of marriage. Alter
many other efforts ut releasing Cap
tain, Nv. Ropan was sent a. ! special
commissioner and he too Il va held
q pdsaneF. The Drilish government
has tried every conceivable method Of
ehecting the release Of these men,
but all the peaceful means having
filled, she has determined on sending
On army there 10 release them. q Tho
6rst detachment " the invading
force has arrived on the invndeb coast
Under Cdlonel Mere Wethehd Par
lament has just been called IL extra
session to vote the necessary supplies
for q vigorous aud specelsfaf free
prosecution Of the war No troops
win rctMbl " cent from she home
army the eokemssent hlly relyine
upon IL India armies to sapply The
force Necessary. The great distance
Of tie seat Of VA. the difficulties IN
she way, the savsge ahdn Unemployed
regions q he traysf>cd and the char
scterof he enemy 10 b fought IN
lccmbInsa, 10 r<al>r thtzsxy6d >doa
oss Of evuf lshpe - cm,1hs.ah
% seq hsnulsss. Ma AL \
dsaaPdntei, koE1yrrsi II does. ~
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items Of TelegraphIe News.

NEW YonK, Nov. 20.-A Wash.
iugion special says considerable can
wasting sgoing on among the Western
men relative TO the Secretaryship Of
the Senate. Strong pressure will be
brought 10 have Forney displaced, to
make room for q selection from the
West. II is argued by prominent
persons from that region that their
section Of country is not fairly repre-
sented 10 the public Offices, hence
they propose an onslaught in force 10
carry out their idea Of an equal dis
tribution.
The counsel for JEFF. Davis have
notified the government counsel that
they will be ready to proceed with the
trial on the 25ih inst, and that they
are anxious to have it occur this term
Court stands adjourned to that date,
and Chief Justice Chase will proceed
to Richmond again to be present at
the beginnings Of thetrial. Althongl
everything looks now as though the
trial would actually take place, yet
there is an impression prevailing
among those best informed that it will
be postponed. rt fe s sll birsa
The excitement among the negroes
Of Richmond on the subject of being
caught alive, for dissection, continues.
They now believe that forty medical
students from New York are in
Richmond for the purpose of procur-
Ing material for dissection. VERY
few are seen on the streets after night,
and not more than City attended the
circus last night, while heretofore one
thousand has usually been present. b
MoSTGoNERy, Ala, Nov. 20.-
In the night session Of the Conven-
ton, a majority agreed TO strike out
of the article on franchise that clause
which DISTINGUISHES all who do not
vote on the new Constitution. THAT
is Just a square backing down by the
Radicals.-Ens. { % .t.la.t. ~ :.
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FffsIffhiIaI fIftliDn.


~ III che safheFH sfhtss Aoele
he admitted. the hiIl slss#erJ YETI
sll le si9 NE lais waleFiiy 10
qaIfsd, lbss Hessfalom# never ~
backward. ssi ne Wsssnt et's viii
pnarfsss steadily. bringing IL aBdef
he Cmsfsaiiss banner etheF ssats'
lsd ~caaiofmisF b. infrtastd mfofi.
ties lhose that have already eui addn
from RsdieI domination. No oue
u 10 10 be fairly presumed, wilI deny
that ,ln following states are absolute.
" and h~opels=sly lost 30 the RAIDS or
the ntft Presidential contest vim
California, GcHnectlcht, DELAWARE
Keniscky. Maryland, New Jcraey,
Pennsylvania. New York. and Ohm
They poll ITO votes, leaving 40 10.
insure On sbsolaie majority With
present prospects. ran thsre be the
least doubi but that they ran be very
readily chiainedg Indiana and n.
linois give tweaiy-uine VOTES wiz
not both of these States wheel into
linos When we SEQ IN one gear a
change Of ib.ooo in the Radical ma
jorisy In Massachusetts,, may We nj,
Gwen hope for that Stnte--hereiofcre
tho headquarters of taitors--and still
moro, 50 for New Hampshire aud
Msinc. Then there are several Of
the Northwestern States who will
doubtless ere the error Of their ways,
and cut loose irons traitorous rule
within the coming year. II will be
impossible, with ell their hardihood
Of action and defiance of the Consti-
tuition, Tor the EXTREMISTS 10 ncgroize
all the southern States, 30 that some
Of them will not vote for the Conser-
vative candidate. Though IL will
take some time TO reform the Senate,
al 81
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make ibe gfctnbaek dollar As good q.
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md partisan sessmes. We are sAtis
Bed, that under the present regime,
,nc more year will bankrupt The
Government Who viii be- fespon-
'iblcg Radical traitor. aud thieves,
We say.
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About Editors.


An exchange draws the following
vivid aud accurate picture Of an
editor: ssi D. % rs'
An editors qualifications are vari.
Gus. II Is %. work harder, more
hours IN The day. with less recreation,
on less sleep and poorer pay than any
Of your fellow mortals. II Is to be
busy when your nsighbors are idle,
buster when they sleep, and busiest
when they are enjoying aeocd time.
hrt 70 be always I'M hurry, always
under . press Of buslpess, always
9seiting up wbea others are lying
down, and always ycharitably ids.
tributing' the results of OUT paper.
hsto have year, opinions alssys.
put to "pwof;s and seldom into prae-
tce, Il Is 70 advertise other peoples
wants, wishes and wares; soaunounce
facilities for pleasure ; 10 herald the
approach cf diseascs and the inven-
ton Of cures Cor them ; to make
known who has been robbed, how
much, where, who b the robber, bis
personal History, his trial, sentcuee,
aud is execution. II Is to receive
nice fruit aud police Il. 10 be shown
natural curiosities and aescribe them,
tobc everywhere at all times, and to
be able 10 answer all questions % al
sdblssts. II i TO publish too much
sentiment fdr ons, too much politics
~ snother, sud too liAlr news for att.
N ida make q dozen enemies 10 one
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-11-23

STARVATION N IRfsu Pnmoss.
A correspondent writes TO the fal
lfgA Gdaciei II have frequently
been on duty IN The county jail al
Cork, and have b en- struck with the
s~iugularly wan and emaciateds APP
pearancc Of the prisoners. Once
happening b. detect a peculiarly ham
cry looking convict, employed in
cleaning Che guard-room, In the act
Of swiftly c%oncealing a piece of meat
from the piled-up heap about to be
cooked for the men's dinner "a theft,
by the by, | did not think Of re-
porting, ] inquired Of the gate
keeper, How often do the prisoners
have meat issued to them 2 'Onst a
year, every Christmas day. was the
response N
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In the Three Preliminary Distributions and
Grand Scheme, there win be distributed 4, $50
premiums amounting % tas3,sso 10 {, 1000
certificates.
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No. l2T-State. Of Mississippi Five THOUSAND
40 Dollars. State Treasury /, Jacksons " -

Received Of ~. D.Lyics, President, etc, per
@. b., White, the sun Of Five thousand Dol
lars IN full 81 Auditors receipt warrant No.
i2T, dated July ls,AsD. 1881 ID his favor, 90
account Of University Of Mississippi, under s.h
section or act o. February l6. 1887, entitled
an act Incorporating the Mississippi Agricultu-
raj, Educational and Manufacturing Aid Society
Given under my hand and seal OF Office TIL.
iathof July A. D, lse7usJlsea haa 49,.
JOHN II. EcHoLs,
2 20 BinIot sEF Al State Treasurer.
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The Rsy. EDwARpA a. WILSON vill mad
tAse q charge % IN Who desire Il. ne ne
sriFtiup uith shs disenioss Coz mokinr .aaa
usins DE pimpls remedy By which Ne Ms
tsvd ~ 4 lsuK <d<ctoa and tA8t dftudI dise1a<
ccssnnptoA M s~ly s1jecs = % h<aefs fke
Afflicted, and he hopes every .sudsrvr VIII "
Wis ffsscrp<on, u vim 60 ken nsthia{
saa MAJ g,eys ss,s;Is4E rlsss 49,
: tsaei EoIIes so@tA be61s4 erst2azl
) s,xilly ,Np''rrAvqA Esy IA.
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SALE on

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Probate Court
Of Pamela county, h,aie Of Mississippi rendered
therein q, The September tefm 1897, the uu.
dersiened, administrator Of The estate Of n. T..
, Waters, deceased, will, on Monday The "a
day Of December, 1867, at the COURTHOUSE doof
In the town Of Pamela, In said county, within
lawful hours, offer for sale At public suction, to
the highest bidder, the following tract OF parcel
Of Land, to-witi The northwes quarter OF sec.
ton Il, IN townshlplo, Of range Q, west, lying
and being In said county and State.
Tcrms-One-third cash, the balance on q
credit Of twelve months from the day Of sale
Bond with good security will be required Of
the purchaser for said balance. ~ .iaHin
MA r. II. RICKLE, ~,
no2-5t Administrator, &c.
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Mississippi agricultural, Educational
and Manufacturing Aid Society {
l.ssii at Kicksbtgy, Miss. al slr.

Chartered by an act Of the Legislature Of MIS-
sissippl, passed February 10, 1867. -tei,
The following receipt from the State Treas
urer exhibits the fact that the Society has paid
into the State Treasury The sum Of Five Thous-
and Dollars for the benefit Of the State Univer-
atty;
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Liberal advances. Supplies at wbolesale
prices. Commission for selling Cotton, one
dollar per bale. h'ii tihf {
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-26

A Mr. ]. N. Jackson, OF Mound City, has
Invented wheel for propelling steam
boats Says the paper OF that town: : 1t is
built on an entirely original plan, and, in
the model works splendidly, and no rea-
son presents itself TO on mind why il will
not work equally well on larger scale. If
ii does, three times the speed now obtained
by boats may be had with the same power
The model obtains its power from the
spring of clock, and the speed thus OBJ
tanned is wonderful to behold. The new
Invention consists of an endless chain
passing around two wheels of OctagonaI
form, which wheels rest in horizon tai po-
sition, with their axles parallel" 800
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-26

Our assortment of Bohemian Glass and
Silver Plated Ware is one of the finest ever
selected for the trade, of this city; and we
have the advantage of our senior partner
residing in the city Of New York, and at
all times on hand selecting the latest styles
and patterns of ware.
ocS d2m Do b.-s..,s~ sal ,-sssa..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-26

& No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability Tor
rneflt of Job Type, though very large ana
complete, is constantly being added 10. and q
~GaF job department is under the personal
supervision of one, OF the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared 20
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills I.ading. Cards. Deck and Meal TICK
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&c, . &C. Orders left with either OF the
wharf-boats will be promptly attended to.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25
Se,stt Aeadixq.
Handkerchief Filtration.

The following will doubtless interest
some of our local readers:
Drawing across the lips-Desirous Of
getting acquainted. g1
Drawing across the eye-I am sorry.
Taking by centre-you are too will
ling.
Dropping-We will be friends.
Twirling in both hands-Indiflerence.
Drawing across the cheek-I love you.
Drawing through the hands-I hate
you.
Letting it rest on the right check
Yes.
Letting it rest on the left cheek-No.
Twirling in left hand-I wish to get
rid of you. ..... .-......l.
Twirling in right hand--I love an
other.
Folding i'll wish to speak with you.
Over the shoulder-Follow me. %
Opposite corners in both hands-Wait
for me.
Drawing across the forehead-We are
watched.
Placing on right ear-You have chang
ed.
Placing on left earl have a message
for you.
Letting it remain on the eye-You are
cruel.
Winding around the fore fnger-I am
engaged.
Winding around the third finger--I
am married.
N. B.-Practice makes perfect.
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KEEPING CIDER SwEEr.-A far
NOR in Oneida county, New York,
gives the following directions for
keeping cider sweet: 81.
"Allow the cider to work until it
has reached the state most desirable to
the taste; then add grated horse-radish
in the proportion of a tumbler and a
half to the barrel of cider, and shake
up well. This arrests further fermen-
tation, and after remaininga few weeks
may be racked off in clean casks, and
the air excluded by closing the bung.
Cider preserved in this way has a
pleasant agreeable flavor" 1'1
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

J. B. was a stingy old creature,
eager for money, but he was a jealous
member ofthe church, and ostenta-
tious in hisreligious exercises. "John," /"
said Catherine to her brother, "what
could have made that stingy old wretch
Christian ?' 81 can tell you," said
John, che has read that the streets Of
the new Jerusalem are paved with
gold, and he is determined to get
there" 70 ." ."f H..I
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

Two school teachers in Indiana fell
out and had fight. A great crowd
was, of course, the necessary conse-
quence. A nervous individual came
up in breathless excitement, and in
quired Off wag the cause. "Why," l."
said he, "thcy fell out about spelling
the word bird" One said it was
"byrd," and the other contended it
was "bird."
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SpetMt Aptites.. .

CLIMAX .CLIMAXii,
Pages Climax Salve, q Family q
blessing for 25 cents. r.loa ioaToo
1t heals without q scar. i' No.
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al-shattered Consultations Restored BY
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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

A NAN who won a fat turkey at a
rafae, and whose pions wife was very
inquisitive about the method Of OBJ
tanning the poultry, satisfied her at
last, by the remark that the "Shakers''
gave It to him. ~. .., sal,1 'o' - .e1i.. eli
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all other machines s.. .-I
sth. 1t will hem any width, sew straight
seam, or make a fell In the most perfect manner,
with less skill than is required to sew straight
| seam on any other machine
Its attachments for Braiding, Cording, Quilt
ing. Binding, Tucking, DC, are novel and prac-
tical, and require but little skill TO use them.
Careful instructions given at the house Of the
purchaser.
Money refunded II the machines are not ms
represented.
Every machine warranted and kept In repair
three years without charge.
- II. T. UNCAPHER,
Agent for Greene County.
Gi-tf waynssburg, Pa.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

WHEN an Irish parish priest re-
buked his parishioner for drunken
ness, and told him that "whenever he
entered an alehouse to drink, his
guardian angel stood weeping in the
doorway"
"And if he had sixpenoe he'dbe in
himself" said Pat. ,tsNj q "a ia.a.. .,i..
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25

A Scotchman went to lawyer once
for advice, and detailec the circum-
stances of the case. "Have you told
me the facts of the case precisely as
they occurred ?" asked the lawyer.
"Oh, ay, sir" replied he I; / thought
it best to tell ye plain truth. Ye can
put the lies into it yourself" .ta
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-25
THE party which nominated Judge

THE party which nominated Judge
Woodward for Congress as reprcsen-
tativc of the Luzcrne district declared
the war illegal and the war debt of the
nation unjust. Is Woodward's cleo
ton to be the beginning of a rcpudiation
of that "injrlstice ?" Is Sharswoods
election to be step also in the same
direction? Is the triumph of the Cop
perhcad party at the polls to be the
consummation of reputation ? All
voters should have these questions sat
isfactorily answered before they vote.
-Har. Tce. ....'.'I