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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-21
Dissolution of Partnership,

THE II EREToEoRE EX-
Il listing between the Undersigned, under the
name and style Of NJ. Lyons 4 Co., has been
this day dissolved by inutual consent. The
Clothing Business will Hereafter be conducted
at the old stand, No. 516 Front street; BY NJ.
Lyons. NJ. LYONS. .
A TTACHMENT tsOIT.-T. P. A,fDLEIr
IA vs.. l.. A. jenkins. Affidavit for attach
ment having been made in this case, in pursu-
ance Of section SIS Of the code Of Tennessee,
and ATTACHMENT having been issued nGainst the
estate Of l.. A. jenkins for the sum OF $3.50 Ov
due by account, 40 d has been returned levied,
ETC., IL is therefore ordered, that said defend
ant enter bis app earance on or before the 18th
day Of February, 1867, 20 plead. answer or de-
muir 70 the sad plaintiffs c0mpl Amt. or the
same will be 'aken for confessed, and the case
set for hearr ig e. pdrte, and that copy Of this
order be Published once week for four con-
sscutive weeks in the Memphis P W LED9 sR'
Janue ~ ls. 1861. law-ll2
V'RV sTEE's sALE.-N0rIClsI is HEREBY
II glven, that, as the Trustee in a certain deed
In trust. executed on the llth day Of uly. A.
d. 1856 By X. 3. Hawley to me, as Trustee, e
deed described; one for s5l33 %, payable to
Henry Il. Burgett and Isaac ". Burectf, a.
Administrator Of the estate Of Isaac Burgctt.
af he oss sT for % payable s to John
L. Barnard. a. administrat or dc bone non Of
l the estate Of George W. y nderhill. deceased.
dated Nay II, iepo' anu = Dccem ott u !. ~
lsoe, which said deed i O record in the Office
OF the Recorder Of Critic Idcn county. Ark, in
book X. page $50, and accordance with the
provisions and direction = Of said deed. Twill Of
Ter FOR SALE AZ public az .ction at the door OF the
] Clerks ofice, In Mar ion, Crittenden county
/ Arkansas. on the 5ih day Of March, a. y. 100
| for cash in hand, the following described tracts
I or parcels Of lar 4. situate in Crttendet
l county. ArkanEas. and known and described
| a. that part q s q lnish Grant. No. 81. origin
I ally owned BY fne .Gz7sde estate, cerseyes
I ". W. IL nj .i..i.n ,Le .cnfh ra-f III IN,
I southwest 81 .arbsr Of eection twcnty-iour ~
the east bal lof seton thirty-six ana nc s99ia
east quart II Of section thirty ave 10 az y
I range e. shf 50. east Of the iith princlpal M
] ridian. sEa containing. IN the srfret-le, ~
/ hund' "a and eight acres. being me sane -
I kno' m a. the Breru place, near AAriort ~
kar .rar Title e b. licFeI % ~ rool. lll aua'
I e. rrey ONLY A. tru ucc. B. 4. BROWN,
! TruEfec.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-21

B6T One of the capitalists who
accompanied Sir MORTON PETo and his
financial party to this country, Mr.. A.
W. RIxoy, has followed the cheerful
example Of his chief and several others
of his party, by going through bank
ruptcy. His debts are ellO,OOO his
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-21

E6- Gen. Tom THUMB and family are
in Manchester, England. A loca! jour
nal declares that Mrs. STRATToN is a
perfect little lady to all appearance, and
those who know her best say she is so in
reality. She possesses a clever woman S
mastery Of the art of dress, and her
Jewels are very rich.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-21

HAVING SECURED THE SERVICES OF
III experienced hostlers, l am prepared to
offer unusual inducements to those having
horses to board, as l am prepared to feed and
groom well.
To droyers, having horses for sale. l can offer
stock, as | have an extensive acquaintance,
both in the city and country.
The very best of saddle and bus Yy horses for
hire always on hand.
am also prepared to furnish storage for an
immense amount Of merchandise. Parties
wishing storage for carriages, buggies, furni-
ture, ETC.. will find my warer Dom light, dry
and airy. DAN s. ItIRWAN,
40 Dropriafor
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-21

B@-The motto upon the seal of the
State of Illinois Isl " State. Sovereignty
National Union" And yet Illinois
sent two hundred thousand men to the
South to destroy State sovereignty, and
retains men in Office who denounce ma
tional Union" 1t is proposed to change
tha coal
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-21
MARRIcD.

CARUTHERS-ELLIs. the residence Of
the brides mother, Bailey SPRINGS, Ala, on
the morning of the 18th inst. by Rev; Mr..
Mitchell, DIR. @. kotz Caruthers, Of Pamela
county. Miss, and Miss Matte Ellis.
We wish the newly welded pair long and
happy life. free from all care and trouble-the
full realization Of their idea of wedded bliss.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-21
DIR. MAGGIELs J'ILLs
Each Boz COntIlns fW eIVe PIIIs.

ONE PILL IS a llObE-
e. No1rcE.-Non genuine Without the en-
rrarei trade mark around each pot or box
rirned - DOCTOR J. MAGGIlsl.. New YORK
10 counterfeit Which, he felony.
~ Soli hy All rssreciable Dealers in Med
icinos thrsuFhsut The United 81 atcs AMI Cana
izs. a. . cents rcr box or pot. i-lis
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-21

haps might exercise a salutary influence
upon the minds ofhis Northern readers.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
tITERARY ITEMS.

Mr.. Maddens "HistOry Of Irish Periodical
Literature" the result Of five years work. starts aiter
tightytwo pages Of Preface from the origin OF Printing
Rroadsidcs comes down to lhe Ffeelaens Journal,
which ne leaves AT the date Of s record OF Henry GIat
tan's marriage 10 does not touch Ihe BcGSt A0rLre7
WHO, the best newspaper now puI'shed III ireland
Some of Mr. Martin 7. T0pperS admirers are
rafting mn testimonial IN s honor. one OF the alleged
Srigu8tOTs appeals through the columns 0f me HIctW
10 The mbic IN dOCgrcl which one could farty blcNe
stances OF the prcsuppOs q peculiar .'-te' we
Aaye only room f0r five lines
"Give bsc. THE Of tie cost Of those pearls o. ysion
Give it iu posgg-siuiN oi n'ttr l poaoA o. lI'' 49,, H.
Or ehegue crossed rs ard 20, 20 account OF tte mifei0'ef
EB-The testimori iys will probably he siape .
bardE simple tas,eLale taai cash 10 DE oile
A correspondent of The Pal Nal Gazette
h auson TO the forged letters from Pascal to Newton
claiming FOR Pascal the discovery Of the laws Of gravity
and that he communicated the 20 Newton, reminds
the general reader Of Shakespeares claim 10 mare III
kbat credit aud quotes the lines IN Troius ana CIehsua
lis the very center Of She esIih
Drawing all thin TO IT,
The writer 10 De Ignorant that Dante ment na'o
canio "a. as translate(fby Cary, We have
Thou vast on the other side 50 long as -
Descended; when turned thou dil 81 oeT PISS
That part, 10 which rom eyey part is dragged
All heavy Substance"
And Lo1cfcllOw translates the same passage
sd tl1g vast; long as leseenIe,..
When ronad TUNED me, thou dbis pass the pout
To which things heavy draw ilom every sue ,,os 60
Mont observes that If this passage had chdhceo 10
meet the eye OF Newton, II might better nave aWaheu
his thOuCht 90 conceive the system atfaclloh thh o
accidental falling OF an apple s12hesIeTIe was sup p
italy: 2pG as Dante died In 1921 more than 200 year
before Tie birth Of Shakespeare, II IS highly prODaDle tnat
tu the lines from TrOus and Cresslua, he hau III lis
vnla's ~ Is the CantO from Dante.
III
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
S.r.Yo.l ontnl.ts 1851
CnnnopArInN NOTICE--Pnhlic Notice B.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publc Notice is
hsS .n po1: To s ss ST os IsGSa I e sy .
sssd. VIZ: ,,,, -, ,o,.,.
o. Por aue cTossss at the Junction Of ehA'enne Gfen"en
al ror paving sia ors block, EIrasehree from Bsyard .
4R Ior paving toel' s3tree, from 6h to ha,enss.
Curb aa Gutter AMI hassas sidewalks IL
h For .ctrs Curb sai Gutter i2srce from 'avous'
sii Fo' iss. is,as icra;, sHl ..tas Curb an
56 or b1as sewers Ia 8.h1,enae 7t and lah rees
' @ For pSs " N .sae bcels st,.;ss. RON ahsyerues
The b. such Assessment aene al ~ se ioi,e,
M Both side, lOlseet ho SIDES Of Sarerue 20 the ei
.a q g tie 6o & cl & % e o' ne sa s p a o. . c ~
bar block either erection fio as eorns'
a. Both s Of sa Gc.pr 'reroe and tho
junction Of avenue Glee.~ieOe aoe Christopher
81 Both sides Of Elrbe;lstrs,i from B,y arb 10 Gr',,ee,s sne
both sides o the aeecng streets to tie eitr' q; A"A Tie o'h non
a. Both ,.cs Of soastreet ea to q t e w..t.r5
side Of Gayeuu, and the ee te of h ayeare 70 TO siea'o
sh BoS sies q ii.i i.irtct, hon "a to Sl'ysnae.
5h Both sides Of l2s,h street om $isyeHDs to Harlem er
9s Both sies Of sSi.irsst osse a and s.s also bo
'dc. Of & h ,e3ae esSeea c .. I'm ami sn1 40 both %
Of ,e &C the s'.sry w s q i Ss
All pons interests affected b. the torrnaned Asses
n'1' ps.r s & G Sons ssi %Sss orr y re ]
Chambers b,semeat New CauTttsase, wshp
thirty days rom the date Of tn. uOtrr
}sSS' }sS.ss ( ( S$$:1fiSEE5tarr $1E5 n'ri Of Assessor,
Oree Board % A,s,s.o CJurtlIouse october la6T
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
" AT AUCri0N-iubic uo.,, IS her that he Commission
Sintgg Fus viii uieE for SALE public auction on NOS
DAY Oct a. 1901 al noon al to Ekauge SeoOn No III Besi
wav. p-es parcels Of improve and nnmpotci ktAt
ESTATE belonging TO tie Mayor, Ader1eu and ComnoAH iho
City of NeN.lork
DESCRIPTION property together with te and conditions o.
sale had application AZ this OGee where s &c furnished
ou ami ifer H. 1857 maps Of the property be ssA
WaTrAntse deeds viii be giycn 10 al purchasers.
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, Controller
Department Of Fnsnee Contro.r OGce SNiors os1t 10 ls
0ATH-ST. FERRY to HUNTERS POINT,
s1k Log IssnlWl be fod public A. the cry Ha a
FRIDAY Oct Is 1881 e 10 O'Clock r. for aern o. e year' o
November 1907 the LEASE " tke Fihi Low tsiabA to
tho foot Of Thyfouh Last Rvr to 'Ae pie'' terminus 81
Hunters Point L. l.
The said lease will subject that the ndng:i =
the thereof the u sic Corporation oie
NeWlok shall be procured rsi ~ toe pee
and that the said Corporation nall not ae tms io3
any expense Whatever n connection theseNfh.
The purchaser Of this franchise will be eqHr'd TO comply win s
the othe coItau Ia @ present ele AIs TO-
visions Of SscloH IL Of the amended Charter q. l.5t
RICHARD b. CONNoLLI, Comptroller
New.York Compirollers Ofce, sept p. 1874
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
Corporation Nutitts.

GROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-I
" ACTORs-Stparate sealed proHo each dorsed 10
work which reates tie aas y ne bIf slI 'h9
will be received az iis or Lrt u N q.
N,ay october 1867 for the completion ~ ie oal uh.nishe
sewers Spec 49, Sewer IN iOi street % n~ 'e 70 al
90 Sewers between Dist srl
th re aai 9th and Hndson RIVER sIee o.
S,Ner An between lOib and lth avenues ana IN
avenue Spec 81 Sewers In ANE sire bei"een Nana ahS
bgtse 'eut-~ Az BIN streets
a. r b or,trron Of stone Pavement, in Twenty sIh
between and R river; 10 an s'et' between a
street, brt~f.n tth and iS
svup lO az ilh md ID 5 ,tre.t De
tvgt - and - Also for thc following Gro MAh hc''s
Nes t-ee o ile Moons 20 Pie No ~ y r. ao seo',
West ,..eet north size II west 10Th street so cTs 1 s'Ise' =.
Of AID as scas v - street 10 Per No -
plan, NAV be seen AID ec eaoa ola ned application ~
'A-' 'h'@ THOMAS srBPesNs) cro,on
ROBr T.. DARBAGH Aquefgct
A. W. CRAVEN, } Board.
d
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11

BRAZILIAN Pebble Spectaclcs for strength
RD enug aud Preserving the Sight HUNTER opudan, No R
BUalwsy, between TaenIy.bth aRI TNertg s1sLsG
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11

COUNTRY SEAT and BUILDING SITES
~ at Auction FRIDAY Oct H. 1861 at hnchen NeSJersey
hour by rail from jersey CITY, Those wishing q attend the sae VIII
the lc trains from foot Of
trains p Two and onequarter
house besulfl
grounds all ia fuit Of Kind in fall bearing Two and onehaf
adjoining, n choice fruit In f bearng-hne building
ti.e Joining fronting two roads sH aad one
bal, adjoining and onequarter scres beautiful se hp
rd ircutng south SeYen and hreefourhs adjoining nh
lrse barn AID sleaue ste All She above property within nv
minutes further DEcur apply to the owner No
~ - " " THOMAS J. FORD.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11

HARPER BROTHERS win send tie above Work b. mail postage
...- o. .- -. M I--l--l e..to o.. rac.ln. Of IS
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
BIRDS OF PREY,
WIN iiIUsrRAftoNs

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In Birds Of gns ygor and purpose ana
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Binds Of Prey certain extent under spell The sutho
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wsvf interesting Of Guors writing themselves or
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.utbor Of Birds Pre" whose last work eXces all her previous
writings de ~ power ard jlnetl Here we Rave characters
shorouchy developed rt with them Ike friends
sha they iuldd tGa see then
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Leader
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11

WEDDING CARDS elegantly engraved in
w the highsat,iyle of art Ofies promptly aled.
CHAs. l. JVhLe, ~. S.J BIoslRX EeaI Foaieenthst
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
Sutton Sails Of gial Gstat,.
W. II. MILLER Auotioueer
DY JOHNS a. N l. l. Err
I'D AUCTIOSEERS AND
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No 25 NAsSAu-~r. CKDAR-sr., NEW YORK
Hon., Stores Lots Couuty Farms bought sod pteder
changed Loans Stocks Funture hd'e ke
TUESDAY Is at " o'clock at the Exchange Saeoom NO.
Ill Broadway, ". Y, -.. --,.~
VALUABLE NINETEENTH WARD PROPERTY.
immediate vicinity Church and Ddoda'e
Boulevard
Four FIRST class Phladepha bsk front hovnsone basement ana
snbcear ieaet north e ~ feet east 0 Bel
oay Boulevard Houses they cl;nn eA n0rrh I'M
proyemeutS will be sod terms posSts'0n
The sole will be Absolute to the fgtest bder
s. =. l57 f. T. VI fnrlSyerne bOGiavar fiosA
PESSsr ~ S. 100 feet est 81 Les-aye. b blotA
PKss-sr. ~. s. In3 feet Seat u Malcvaye.. I lots
HEwEssT s. s., l51 fst east lfNArcy.a7e, lots
HoopRRsT, s. =, 1G feet Sest cf Bedford ave-, 2lotL
uEwRsST, ~ s.. m rear ~ ab, We. Z cts
LEEAyR side front between Pen and Ruedsss, north
side making a lots ia the plot.
al above Maps ready az the ounce o. Tue huc
tOneers. No. IS Sassau-st.
No Ill Broadway n y, - - .
located Bedforayenue Boulevard ard Mesye ss Jefferson
and Hancock-sts. Broadway Railroad
south side 100 feet east Of Ihoop lots
BdrayeEue Boulevard east side between Monroe and Madison
ss.. 2 lots.
Hancokt north side between Howard and ssaogaavs near
Broadway, lots
Jesrsonst side Howard and SatOgssves and nesr
Broaiway Railroad lots. -,
TOmpkssy Parkaye 2handsOme Jsoy basement arc suo
cellar brick houses, with modern Improvements
Jefferson Hanocksts beautifully located pesrhe
Broadway Railroad aud form Of tie most desirable plots 6eSen
Associations called this plot TerEs easy Maps &c, at oMe No.
Mac
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
SIcl, S1abIitaiiops.

Ilnndrei. Of thousands oread Of Birds Of Prey will True
v the LIE -" Cosmopolitan
HARPER & BROTHERS, New-York.
IL Pubish tbs Day;
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NOVEL
By Miss ~. T. BRADDOS,
oi Fod" "Joln Mchmonts Legacy Ee2noTs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02
nEDICAL.

A NJ MAURICEAU NJ D.. PROFESSOR OF DISEASES
n of 80 practice at 29 Liberty 0uaa.
certain relief TO ladies' from whatever cause, without
pain o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02
BoApD AND LOGGING WAITED.

JxyANTED-BoARD IN SMALL fAhl W., w v,'
w boaripe house for a young lady, near me eity II;
lamsbusg preferred. Address, stating TERMS Doa'u'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02

UCI!ON NOrIOE.-E, ROTH, AUCTIONBER WILL
~ se over SiSo0 worth Of masnIhcen! Household ras
Art ans on rsintase a. q auction ths highest bIl
DER Without reserve this tFRDAY) morning Auguss =
O'CLOCK proesey 81 the four story dwelling house I'D
Clinton place Hhth street. between FIN aod SrtL sSs.
nues consstug o. rosewood Pauoforte, beautiful Par
ler suita covered = French satin. mson aad uAarosa.
crimson anG scd efccaeel; marble top Tables Eagerea
Washstands Spring and Hair Mattresses Bostsr PaioWS
China and Silver Ware Cutlery 30 Bale positive. 0os
petent In attendance 10 and ship go0ds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02

DQc FORTHWITH sTREEr-A WIDOW wOMA
GJO oeeyPyiag One, comfortable furnished Rooms,
Wishes TO unt one pecteble share them
with her. They make their home comfortable. Rent
moderate. Inquire in the store for Mrs. CARrEl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02

C,rNrfryry HAVING ANY CAST OFF OF ,rtiIy1
" 10 eisnose Of can gel fair price ~ ca M on or ali.
dressing JAMES KIRKPxTRicK- tas Ps>'. Street near
Cka.hAa
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-16

KlHANfslB FismA f9,t
Mafeh u, tseT.
fmfom sfAa A. Ne sstsba ~
plaoliaz esfn b Al bmai. H. M hll
N eegia alga ihe gsal fepple n
t's0ola opbiy The Impsiahea n
raising enough ~ home pafgees ~
least There are bot NV T~fsoas IN
Ne country who afe na depadeai
ugon gaf INN Tsgds n the North
eei M Hsif daily bread TIE =
lasting shame that We shmld yolm.
afily place ourselves IN a situation
10 he compelled 10 beg, ~ n wcre,
our bfead from them I hbored
Under Ne mueh disadvantage la.i year
AZ anybody el,cj aill, I am proud 10
say, I eat my own bread, and have
been enabled 10 Assist some Of my
less proyidont neiehbors. ! need the
assistance " a cotton crop NJ bad ~
any one else, still ! intend 10 plant
more corn than cotton let others act
rs silly "a they please, and beg, u
they prefer, their bread from year to
year. j. &. Is.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-16
Laws OF Mississippi.

An Act to provide Artificial Limbs
for the Manned State and Conied-
crate Soldiers Of this State.
Section /. Be il enacted by the
Legislature Of the State of Missis-
sippi, That the sum of thirty thou
sand dollars, (s30,000) or as much
thereof rs may be necessary, be and
the same Is hereby appropriated, out
of any moneys in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, for the man
uiacturc or purchase of artificial
limbs for the MANNED Statc or Con-
Tolerate Soldiers Of this State who
may make application therefor, and
that the Superintendent Of Army
Records, under the direction Of the
Governor, is hereby authorized and
empowered TO contract for the manu-
facturc of such limbs, ut the capital
or some other convenient place or
places IN this State.
Sec. 2. Do Il further enacted, That
the Superintendent Of Army Records,
under the direction Of the Governor,
shall adop, such rules and regulations
as may be necessary to furnish such
artificial limbs upon the application
Of such State and Confederate SOL
dicrs who have lost a limb in the line
Of their duty during the late war I:
aud no limbs otherwise than artif-
cial legs shall be supplied and allowed
until the wants of the same shall be
satisfied.
Sec. 3. BE II further enacted, That
any manned State or Confederate sol
der who may have furnished him
self at his own expense, prior 10 the
passage Of this act, with any artificial
limb or limbs. shall be entitled upon
the certificate OF the Probate Judge
Of his county TO draw from the sum
appropriated by this act an amount
equal to the cost of the limb, or
as paid for by the State, and
the Auditor Of Public Accounts
he authorized 10 issue his warrant
for the same, Provided, That the
limb or limbs were not furnished
such manned State or Confederate
by subscription.
Sec. l. Do il further enacted, That
act shall take effect aud he in
from aud after It, passage.
Approved February oh. 1897.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-16

a very Rreat ehaHge hai o6te Dyff
ihe condition sad papeis n fhe
sgaaify sluea "a snIafgeI oaf mpfi
sBd ~ afe nlaetanily egmplisd N
feda,s lbe sr4n fun ~ tlght NJ u
assn vlbmn tapsf r. the support
aeeanled Ne BY Ne p'ople n fhe
county does nj eTnal eaf jasi -.
feeiadons, ~ justify ~ ~ Incgniag
me- expense N ~ sfge 4 sheet Nany
N guf friends complain ihst w afo
alaeni fom home ~ often Thy
shouId remember that va are ruin
pcll@i ~ seek abroad that support
IN oar paper, whleh We mght ~
receive N homc,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-16
"sleno"

We have only smcc 10 say ~ our
friend "stcnoh that bcnnsc W. gave
Colonel Irby credit for what lc had
doue, W. said nothing toddmct from
the merits Of d. Fills We are
bis friend, and supported him 10
every election, and Llai II more than
some have done who now are trying
10 make a breach between ~. We
are we'll aware That the Doctor was
proyidcntially called home, and were
not speaking Of him, but Of our
ther friend, Col. Irby,. and The opin-
on Of him entertained, no, BY us, but
Jackson.
Our correspondent misapprebends
0ur remarks on secession. We made
10 charge against the course pursued
by any one after secession was m nc
complisbcd fnct, but only alluded Ia
the arguments used by the advocates
Of secession as the only remedy for
the ills complained Of, to induce the
conservative men Of the South, "a
adopt that remedy. In the contest
Of 1851, the conservative were sue.
cesslul, and from that time until 1861,
continued to say that secession would
bring On war, and destroy the South
The other party secuted the idea o.
such n result, and some Of them pro.
posed to "drink all the blood thai
would be she'd" The stern "logit
OF events has decided which party
vas right, and il was to this result
We alluded, and not to the action Of
our people after secession became in
evitable. When party differences
were laid aside, and all united in a
heroic struggle for liberty, chollcng-
ing II warmest sympathics and the
admiration of the world in n cause
loved and lost, and upon the action
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-16

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