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, 1869-04-21

Movements of Troops-SnoSE Storm
ut Salt Lnkc-1ndian I1ostfltticH
Thrcntcned-Tlac Central Pacific TO
Reach Its Terminus To-Day.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA. April %.
General Saxton left for San Francisco last even
ing. The Tw cnty first Infantry leave for the Pa-
ci!c In r few days
\ heavy SNOW storm llAs leen raging ut Salt
IAEc City nll day. The weather here Is clear and
cool.
Four steamers for Benton passed mp this after
noon. The Missouri Is falling rapidly.
Several l.an'ls Of Sioux on the Powder River
country are threatening war. although Rcd Cloud
steadily declines Joining the hostile ln,liaus.
A larEe colony for the Republican River learcs
plattsInouth next week.
sn: s, stSsscsp f 1spS6sE 6E !;i ta' t hSatcln'
The Central Pacific will reach Monument Point
With the track tomorrow. The Union Pac!hc Ii
lasiug two IL three miles Of track PCT day..
jrACr1oE CE7v. Kansas. April 21.-Thc Repubt!-
can River Bridge Company to-tng sold at auction
s5N acres Of land IN the vicinity OF this city, real
| lzing about sl:A.0eu.
, 1869-04-21

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SRw YonK, April -.
SOLDIERS BorNT1Es.
The Sun Eass Senator Wilson's bill proy1ng
that soIllrrs' l,ourtirs should bc pail by Pension
Agents wuB neycr ncied on In the Senate In Its
amended form, rs II CAME from the House, hut
wns siGnel by the President under the impression
that !. hud passed tho Scnntc. The housc Of Col
nntI Herman, bounty Bwtndlcr, has hccn sod on
behalf Of his Victims hut tue money Is not yct paid
oycr.
AEEw FES1AN CIRCLE
WAS formed In Iirook13 yesterday, aud another IN
Mem York Tonight.
Money envy 1T per- cent currency, 0lls3 tho
tendency of the rate s downward.
ETUCEA
Stocks pencrnliy etcady, tut nearly nil on tho
street IN tile han''s of cllqucs The KI'!den nu-
ynce In express stoeka ~ The result Ut lAEHe earn.
ings. Tie United States han ,ecldc1 on u quar-
tcyly ,llyilenl uf ~ per cent, anI II
Is TO hc Il regular 10 per cent
stock. Very little offering anil !ns!lc partics arc
tustrA II IL understood thnt the cul,liany now
cAsn !. to Ii per rent. Adams preferred
IL made TN per ccnt riock, hut It Is not Ger
th!u that q Dividend will s,o declared In May,
monty l~!ng needed u gct luck the old
routes and Hecurc new contracts Tint
viii udyance the Interest Of tho company. 1t liz
tlrs hlis Ing stock III 1t is orrrl- Northwest
stockH are talked down on report that Henry
ktcp Is likely to die Eonn, Int the bulls Ray an
other Ean Just a. s1raH viii stcp Into his Shoes,
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS,
THE FNEsCH ATLANTIC CABLE.
NEW YORK, April en-The Et<niH1 {ubt says It
In understood! that the French Atlantic cahIc will
c lan'lcd ut tape May, y. j., under The authority
granted By the Legislature nt its last session. i
| c,1nrany was organized Ut Camden on Saturday
| last, to Cooperate with the French COMPANY.
| TAMMAkY.
| Tammnnr Society last evening elected the fol-
lowing officers :sNtlliam H. Tweed Grand sachcln,
Hall, Matthew T. fireman, lsaar Bell. John j.
| He'll, John J. Bra,l1cy, Charles G. Cornell Ma
thanci Jarrs. r., Richarl X Connolly T. Il. Hart,
| George ". Mclean. Jamts Il. Nicholson, Samuel
Mt. Henry Van newater WAS elected Treasurer,
| Wilson Small, Secretary, George ". Rooms, Saga
more, and stephen C. Duryea, Wisk.nskic.
| NAVAL ACTIVITY.
| Recruiting is progressing rapidly at the Brook
| I'm Navy Yard. The report that twenty yesscis
- ""~n -aas'r far s.--see to ,.net,se The
few weeks, anil the only one that Is actually pre-.
pairing for sea Is tile practice ship Sabine, which
| car1ies thlF'y-slx t,uus-
The amount OF the t1efalcatlon Of Mr.. Peck, tht
abscondlng warrhouscInan, turns OUT to he lnuct
less Than was arst announced. II l.; nuw re,lucct
/ to slsn,MN. Tic warehouse III Hruohlyn is now ii
charge Of Sheriff, under III order of injunction
madc by Judge Gilbert
| EMBEZzLEAESf.
WIN. II. Nelson, q clerk In the employment o
the Equitable Life Insurance Company. has bee1
arrested On charge Of emtczzling q, 0J0 or ssUvt
from his employer
The Newark CS, III carpenters hare, by strtk
! Ing, secured g. s5 per day. The Orange n. j..
| carpenters are On strike for 81 per day.
, 1869-04-21
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
For the Week Ending April22,
Af1Vke rr nv

NO" nEaDYs
Conerer+; SceEsr and Cvmurnts; Bills Failed;
The Tariff Nuisaner.
Q LETTER FROM GEN SHERMAN: Surrender Of
Gen. j. T.. J"lIltt.a.
= TWITCHELL CASE: Statement Of Mrs. Twitchel1;
Confession. Her Husband Desired Her to Make.
I. DEXTER: L Ride Behind Him.
s. FOOD: Sutritive Value Of Different serta-
t. NEVADA LETTER: The White Pine Region:
TrrAearrt Hill Mountain md the Discovery ct Its
Mines, Their Richness aud Number: The ELrr
haEdt; Monthly Dividends Of $4,000: Towns;
Eort of Living " Akcs. &C.
:. Nasty: The Corners Outraged: The Eu1lIotiDc at
Work: Capt. McPclttr Dteartatcl and Mig.
ger made Attcs~ur in His Place.
{. WONDERFUL FLOWER.
=. SrRAtiuE; A Hcrnid Corrr-poudentl" Interviews"
Him; Iii. Opinion Of tho Senate; Wha: liz
Would Do President, ind Ills Views VI
Things in General
IL. RAISING THE DEAD; Gernld Eaton's BODY IN
Dia.ecting Rom; The Eyce Opening and the
Co.pte Moving under the Pzcfs+.ozs' Expert
II. NEW hooks: "Reminiscences Of Felix Mendcl.-
eohn BArtholdy-A Social md Artistic Biosra-
ply, by Elise Poke; BlA1ucesa Prince and 9th
CT Poems, By Edward Clarence stedinau; Fish
Ing in American Watcz. BY Genie c. Scott.
L. FOREIGN GOSSIP: 01c column and L hall, csrc-
fu1ly selected.
IL POETRY: The Lake; The Voice Of Grief.
IL HISTORY OF NY THEME: The Thoughts Of a
Sopt omote
IL LONDON LETTER: MetLod Of Lesislation in Par.
uancut; MA17iasc With Deceased Nuc'a shte1;
Sir Henry Balwe1; The FeniAu Prisoners.
lA OHIO TRAGEDY: Man Found Guilty Of Murder
Ing His st. Father.
H. TRANSPORTATION QUESTION. The Proposed
Shipment Of Gsalu DOWN the Mississippi; st
Louis Paper Argues that II will not Benefit that
City; Convention Of Lake .BoA1ds Of Trades
What Buffalo says Of ChAsgra In the West,
Ia TIE NEVADA CATASTROPHE: Particulars cf
the Dlaastcr In the Gold Hill Mines.
la. BIBLE CAUSE IN ILLINOIS, Address Of the
Agents of the American Btt'e Society.
n EDITORIALS: Sun.ner's Speech on the Alabama
Claims; Prctidcnt GEsnt'e Administration; The
| legislature; Cuban Situation: Harry Go7eEu-
OF. White Pine Silver RrFion; Transportation
Queetinn; Lumber Exchange. DC. ~
| 81. SUMMARY OF NEWS: Si1 columns ot carefully
prepared news. properly classihed.
= THE MORE IMPORTANT CITY 1STELL1
GESCE.
q AL Of President Grants Western Nominations and
| Cu16r1natiune.
81 Weekly Market Report, aud the Latets Markets b,
| Telegraph
| TIE CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIHrSE has = larger cirrula
tfeu than any ether Journal in tho Vert and is
| ecllent medium fer advertising. Tcrrne Inv.
, 1869-04-21
ycry sllght


very slight
The SHIP czrowitch, be1one.-S .....a
Ru.sian Commercial Company, has arrived tf"..
Sitka- The vessel was seized hJ the Colectot ~
Sltka and sent back TO this port In charge Of rcve-
nuc officers for the sale Of the cargo she teoK
hence Az number Of vessels have cleared for
Alaska with assorted carEoes, with the intention
OF trailing With Indians and traprcrs, anxiety ls
felt BY owners rs to how they will fare In case
they fail into the Collectors hands and become
subject to his a1tltrafy rulings
SAN FRAACikco, Apn1 81. The proposed change
Of olcinls ut the branch mint In this clly creates
Indignation in the business community. nearly
NIL the principal brokers and business men tn the
United States telcsrarhlng to Washington, pro
testing against the removal OF the present etccut
officers. The change involves a suspension ol
mint operations for several weeks anil will have Il
damaging eject on financial transactions gen.
orally.
The nomination Of D. II. Chcesman, as Sub.
Treasurer, is regarded uniavorably. 4 long lro-
test has tceu teleErarhed to Washington urging
his rejection by tho Senote.
| Collector Of sltka, hRs been d!smissed By tht
District Court, and the vessel allowed 10 proceed
| 10 her destination again.
! Tta people Of Sacramento md the ceussA Fl
, 1869-04-21

ri
NASHVILLE, April 91-Thc Republican State
Convention, called to npntnatc candidates for Sn-
rrcme Judges, assembled here to-day The three
fnlIr. Geo Andrews. Of East Tennessee, VIM.
McIIain OF Middle Tennessee, and Alvin 1iaw-
kjus, Of West Tennessee, were nominated It was
mated. but Judge Andrews is tho ony onr chosen.
HnWkns, nominated In rlacc 81 Smith, vas for;
merly member OF the Court. Judge SnarSe!ot.'
announces his determination to run, no1"ltns1ano
in1 t1le acton Of the convention
, 1869-04-21

KS, April 9o2ne hundred re- eaa Hnnaa9 st,y
New Workers arrived at aterse, e,a't- ~ AMI a.,
the advanec guaTti Of 5000 families making AZ;
rangmcnts 10 Join them. Danish , copns s!,ne .,dns
purchased large tract OF hlcIaFoo laAus nG,s II
SsM0Uo. They will lie here this week. ARc41s =,
other large coloniea arc now out locating lan9. y
Is stated that ~ Incorporated COMPANY Of sIL @
men have purchased site In this city aud WILL
eOon build q large hotel
, 1869-04-21
ST, PAUL.
Navigation Through Like rcpin

Navigation Through Lake pcpin
Emily 0pcnetf-Sntcidc.
Special Despatch to Tic Chicago Tribune
ST. PAUL. MINI, April -.
Navigation through Lake Feptn is now fully
opcned, tho Sucker State, Of the Northern line,
having conc through yesterday evening AMI AZ
r1vetl here about II O'Clock last night with the
Twentieth United States Infantry, Colonel Sykes
commanding, for Fort Smelling. Several other
boats also caEc through.
John HnrTigan, OF Stlllwnter, committed suicide
yesterday by cutting his throat, tho result Of big
spree. lie was single man and had worked hard
, 1869-04-21
EUROPE.
The Pope's Encyclical De-
nounced in the Bava-
rian Chambers,


Spain.
ANNUAL REroRT OF TIE MINISTER OF FINANCE.
MADRID, April 20.
Senior F9quterlo, the Minister Of Finance, pre-
Eented theAnnual budget to the Constituent Cortes
yesterday afternoon lie proposes to eject re-
form In the system Of prohibitory duties, after
period Of Elk ycurs, by gradually reducing such
tiutics. lie recommends that the amount Of the
floating debt be fixed by 1aw ut ST. hundred million
reals. The receipts Of the government for the
current year fare estimated at COO 600 reals.
TIE Minister proposes that the salt and tobacco
ulunnpolIes be abolished In 1s.0.
, 1869-04-21

circ Railroad Company arc making cItcuslve
preparations to celebrate tho completion Of the
Pacific Railroad,
james Hepburn, the wcli.known naturalist, died
at Victoria, yancouvera Island. April l6th-
Flour dull nt zi.t0{a55O Nheat-A number OF
transactions today at &L55 Is the highest 18ure
for choice
, 1869-04-21
North srft11a4flY%

MEETING or TIE FEDERAL Ct,CECl1. or TIE zoLLyE-
NEtS CALLED.
lERL1E, April %.
4 meeting Of the Federal Council Of tho Zo!t.
ycEcln llaA brcn called fur tho 21th Instant,
, 1869-04-21
PACIFIC COAST.

T.ntckt from the Fire in tho Nevada
,Ituea-IrndinE With Alaska 1:n-
der nffficultIcs.~-Snn francisco
Items.
..'r7sno, April 1p.-Thc Grown Point and
HILL have been
, 1869-04-21


dEr aufA1sfsrf nfrrrtiss ss Jar TIE THIn
ESE rtcs Af.'. aye'.fs t rrfrirt atrtF-
ns4irts fir au NEWHfArE1s on MA0A1tSxa
tn any tona,4gtl IN hr T. 1Titorins as tbs pub
f&AheTa' EO4tett fafA4.
OYY1cE 81 pEAnnohS-8Y
, 1869-04-21

('MMIhrIIxN iiVU Stuck NarkCt.
CAN!n11s'z. Mnss.. April D.-Isvf Oattlr.l1recirss
3h; tticrr firm srt rFasfh TN Anll fnttl,' thrf,
WA an k,ivnner u nc: c1,s. a!a4sala;s; lrst s,,al
It, sG, ::.a y n: ..v%nd 4'!s,, e.! 80 ,,
tlr sIly ncat[y double that Of last week; SALTS =
]xta4kC
, 1869-04-21

Murder Mt Wc.tboro, mnss+
WORCESTER, Mass. April 20-Mchard Lain
vas 1lle1 at Weathoro yesterday evening. 0y
Thns. ketnRo, In . quarrel
, 1869-04-21

rHoEEEpli03 IN PARLIAMENT.
LoSpoE, April 20.
In the House Of Lords, this morning, the bill in-
trtlured by the Marquis Of ClauI!car'le, rcgulat-
ing lenses In Ireland passed 10 o second reading.
, 1869-04-21
.l44S0ll{E

COR1NTHIAN CHAPTER NO. q, r. T. II: Sresial
enpracafion this sNttln<lnEh CSrniEc Rt m Al h1l-
Ni1lninG Hail. Of North DesEttn and htnzlets
'''~ w. " j 0, DICKERsOS, Secretary.
, 1869-04-21
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.

LEis1 =. -
Sealed proposals lin Iriiea: = VII 1s f.ve! a: .l,is
r s,ss s;; e. e saas : r. ] .nt .to
q r. if:c! SGG Y rrxns W i 81 r.es4 = Ras) each
II H.at, GtSt ,SniI,tns Snit,, tssari. 'rrteet
a bottles Ink. nd, ~ NJ 4ex Na1"'ne'' PCT ese-
hnfs nx; s;c;1se hsn"1 pnts t,E pe'
- Wills, ,s. NS 10 =; & cesn Ia y, .br .ora, rc7 round
Lou rlbher sndt inch ~ and = G,;f ,Eta psr sFoes.
Sapspcl tattcnCr'. re5 lc
= so1e' boz soF wosd aseoTes' nes "essns feT
n.ves e1Sf sx S!nsh lS % + e r. IT ri T r. n IT,
sI a,s iSts sra ch hptoW et1T nj yraSt u a
:;sre .,,< ,stn,. NJ. ..en rve to eae. Joint
RI, r,aad .aIaadl.,,x .,,,.. .o e.,-on rrr ro,ns
st. :sa.:: ;;s;4: ~ IF; = ;s; e. 'saE
IPonntss stdrr dt Slesa'; ,cf iyf rsI'S ponnSa
f:s1S is;s' shi0ns ;ftf' In V0 asean'' boxed
r! 1;sas raaa. raen. dyer, pound e.r boxed, r1
;oT'uas white chalk. TT round.
rs.1a. 81 rs'r:: ~; ,a,ss # .!l1a 1,
Srand, .v.in: ssr t:.u5i: .., ~ ,...,.. x,-
pound
II. n t:;issiy nSIe,, IN as po~nd ano
8s ssinds r1 fesd. il roana ID cana, .nd boxed.
~ is aas + I'D" wss:s sa:s: n pound tin ean-,
e.s, u ::"s: Il ::ss s'Fta ' SSa' IN *''n tin ''f*'
t:T a:!I;. s.u nj, frc tru .,tor.-r o IN ii
k.!,t, Ssn.. r. eel'on: H. o.r..,
ean' M a.|!an: r., r., ,>.... ,n .,r. 49,. x,,,
:1r.rsr:. t.s;r'. rstnt: pef paprT:. - ~ "'7
:tI :S; ssi%s II h'ssS'. 9s- sss' s;:Si, pr ~.
$.::;' $5;:% :::% :::% IT ~! $1ss: $ FEE Esss: s IT
eI1s'' H ..e , :1S: 4'm, sy,a hyoae sx;4 ~. 49,
f;s: ,:s; r. S.!", a se $: %s: .f: :..f. sss sss
y Itn,.hr: y itc~ III, NJ II. Adn,Hs r1tta. each
Is rnu.J. iratSrr % h.,pe.+ .clert out4anued. prs
II .dr- leather hrtdl. trlrct oak t*unc prs pound
!ss'us,: S!ss +: s.,%:!; '' m n.,a,, % ~,
PiS'1, X puna4 ..aarr. ,hsra4.. NJ Il, BARBOUR, -
. '':isis IL Tn,ns ,.s,1rr. .wt.t. TER rss,na;.
ronaa. '''N| ~
l:r.xrsI ..Adlrrs taSk., a:.ost,st per pspeE
! spisas tblss k-mi!h't, zach,
;s. ct +, .,; ;,i;: 4 4 Wss1s I'1!I': k
~. :! 90 ssan'! rsw i'.s s'.'nsh butchers, re
'sn;:,w f' tnsh R;ele;s Ea:s e. sz"a
: as'n. = a.1sA '.. ,, 's 49,, :,. n~..,,.., -.
,ii:ia aozsr u;nsaw h'ss' 10 insh nassass''. pr
':,s' & 'vzrn n!e..v H.. ,sneh p -s:rn.
;iitaT I: III IL: *i II; i;aisis I1 s;s
.ss 25s1 ,s3 40. I ions aEh r sst ss
;:i:a5s,n has 5'siafd ais4, isfafh {::etcf's psr
:;s1 g aszen Hat bastard d1ss 1slneh BHteher' peF
a::f 81 d,zen Tat bastard files nneh nn.e!lezs TEE
d1zen n ro,n,,, ,,.-* ,o,c, nntcbcr,,
ha 1"'aa '"''"a 's' '"s na.sass
t.. .,.s*s. s..s., itsps n".
= s"1en "'oo n'sF' e1''ael' 7''e@3 1"'"A>' = 49,
, 1869-04-21
RAILROAD LETTING.

Proposals VII be frcciyCd tEtI = rk T., ~. ots
,5drrz.ed IN sfcEFES SMITH = ~. C:ue: Cou-
,rnctorz Tty.r un.tr. lrdA1a t.r 4. 1i si.S-'sseo
q, nile. et t- n Tl sr1:S i. = :' fn'=s dtsf-
ali. cta,1ct= c1:a, beth r.r: htsFs AZ 49,
-,,c II ,ac ci:ic. IL Tr.1e H.n:c, iter
1.., 1t.t - J. IMERlE MILLER.
Ap9.' -StA Consulting Easilt.r.
r--. 1f.-+,. ICI, i ;rI Is tse9.
, 1869-04-21

END OF TIE MINERS STRIFE.
DKCIsKLs, April 90 Il
The trouble among tho miners ut Mons !s ended,
and no further riotiuR Ia Ratprehen1cd. The work
men announce themselves ready to resume work
peacefully, ut small advance On the prices paid
heretofore.
, 1869-04-21
MASONIC NOTICES.
&IF0SO1a{c.

aHHSOntC.
ercr;al communication Of CLEVELAND LODGE
No stl H. r. and a. NJ, will b. held on Thnredav
At1 -, at II 81 t'r the rarT.rf ntfrndinc ths
futlc1a! vi .nr late hrnthtt. OLIVER JudSSoN. a
~. .>%NN % 0 iIlHS WHITLEY, ScsYrthrx:
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-08-07


THE EARTH OUR MorHER.-Year
by year, if we lead true lives, we
grow more and more into a reeog-
milton of a something in nature,
which because we do not know ma
ture's own name for it, we call a soul.
Summer by summer, we grow more
tender in our touch of the flowers,
more reverent in listening to their
voices, more impressed with wonder,
whether there be not in them heart,
closely allied to our own. We find
that no man can show why a plant
may not feel pain in being uprooted,
or that the moss may not know that
we are in grief, when we bury our
faces in its bosom to hide our tears.
We find that all things minister to
us, when we leave our houses and
seek help in the air; and thus, finally,
| a little before the earth is ready to
| fold us for the last time in her arms,
we learn that she is our mother, and
then i'll our late duty and love, we
reap the fulfilling Of the command
ment with promises, "in the land
which the Lord our God giveth u.s.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-08-07
Wish Thee Well.

know but that your face is fair,
So fair, it well might task my wit
To write the sweetness smiling there
In utterance meet and music fit;
Your heart Ihave no share in IL;
Your home, am a stranger therci
Yet think not that care no whit
For one SO gentle and so fair;
Cold were the heart that wished you less
Than smiling days and happiness.
Youth fills your girlish path with flowers
May Age with blossoms strew your way;
Love gilds, guess, your present hours;
May he forever with you stay;
Young sorrows lightly feet away ]; y y u
Your tears are yetbut April showers;
May Ages griefs no longer stay, sa
Nor darklier cloud yolr evening hours
Dear daughter, friend and girl and wife,
May love home with you all your life.
What more pen can wish you here
OF good-may it TO you be given o.
A quiet mind, a faith sincere.
That makes this earth lowlier heaven /;
And when your age shall sigh for heaven,
And find this life no longer dear,
May hope alone to you be given,
# And death for you have not fear;
An angel here, your exile past,
: Smilii 6, regain your home at last
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-08-07
The carpet.Bagger's Grafton.

A eOrpet-baggcr assemblies the rabblc, on
hearing the news from Virginia, and, with
bag in hand addresses them thusly
Ye all do know this bag; remember
The first time brought It among you
Twas soon after the Surrender took it up,
And came to fill il here in Rebeldom,
What hopes were centered fondly on this bag
What fair promise did it offer then
But Oh lean and empty is it now. .-
Behold the rent that Old yirginny's made
See where ourcolorcd brother puthisheclupon III
So, ingrattude more strong than traitors arms
Has vanquished It Et m eQteel
Alas alas thou symbol of spoil and Office
Thus are all my calculations broughtto naught.
0, what sqneezed-up is this my countrymen /
But yesterday, this sack-this carpet-Sack, wer
in its prime
A badge of power was It, in this traitorous land +;
Now, here it is, and none so poor to do it
Reverence. Ye all did love it muchy once
IT'S neglected now, and suffers grievously fol
want Of nutriment.
Bear with me, friends-my hea II is in this bag
i He drdVS his coat-taiI across his eyes
Friends, ye all know me; q plain blunt man,
Who loves his friends love this sack as such
1t was my ensign bright, my banner glorious
With it
Me passed throughout this traitorous land, its
length and breadth,
And gathered much ofproft. Butch! (boo-bool,
The hopes had of it fall to the gr ound ere con
summation. r,,. ,-e, e
I did not fill it, quite, as expected. Its day il
pastJ E81s8 iNfNaAl
For now, treason, "bloody treason aourishe'
| o'a Il "
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-08-07

VALUABLE SECRET.--A lauudress
gives us the following recipe for
doing up shirt bosoms. Amy lady
who desires to make home happy
will do well to try the experiment
1t viii be found n sovereign autidote
to that perilous stuff which weighs
upon the hcart-an i'll Ironcd, i'll
fitting shirt bosom: Take two
ounces Of fine white gum arabic
powdered; put into a pitcher and
pour on a pint or more water, and
then, having covered it, let it stand
all night. In the morning pour il
carefully from the drcgs into a clean
bottle, and cork and keep for use
A tablespoonful of gum water stir,
red in a pint of starch, made in the
usual manner will give to lawns
either white or printed, a look o
ncwness when nothing else cal
restore them after they have beer
washed.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-08-07


One OF the most remarkable feats
ever performed in this remarkable
country and in this remarkable age,
was accomplished on the 18th inst,
in the changing of the gauge of the
Missouri PaciHc railroad, embracing
a distance of 308 miles, in less than
sixteen hours, and without the IN
terruption ofa single train. 1t was
at first believed that three or four
days would be required to complete
the work, but the reality exceeded
the most sanguine expectations.
The change of the gauge, which was
from five feet six inches to four feet
nine inches, necessitated the employ
meut of 1850 men, and the expen-
diture of over Sl,000,000. 1t was
probably the greatest days work
ever recorded in the annals of rail
road enterprise .s. l.. -1s.n
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sayihs "nhefar rhlns,.

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h.ei .aai p@rh tt ay "hH h3
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Hb wrH Whtn m hs.p
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Hr leg.mg kini mI l3cHahily
m will pop soue hHisf sp,sab
ua uWlmbaHd stall. wueh y,m
game comprehend To- ana,r witch
tuu vell mmcd tp Ir mauhdrr
h"d Il imy hr ut twr persm,
voW mental filling sour fouliali
hnIiis Of Thought, OF srmo Ittlc
secret ~ faith ~ opinion, crnlceol
WWm1ment nf renuluo rouhdeuoe.
" matters not how sacred Il mnv bo
to lou. hc will have his fling ut IL 4;
may, since tho wish is to mako y ou
suffer, he isall the happier the nearer
hc touches yonr hcnrl Just half o
dozen words, only for the pleasure
Of seeing n chcck flush aud on eye
loose It's brightness, only spoke
because he il afraid YOU arr too
happy or too eonecitcd. Vet they
are worse than 80 many blows. How
many slecplcss nights have such
attacks caused. How, after them,
one owakcs with aching eyes and
head, to remember that speech be-
fore every thing else--that bright,
sharp, well aimed needle OF speech
that probed the very center OF your
soul. There is onlyonc comfort to
be taken. The repetition of such
attacks soon wcons your heart from
the attacker and this once done.
nothing that he can say will ever
pain you more,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-08-07

, An aged Boston lady, whose
failing sight rendered necessary. a
prayer book of great size. recently
called on her friends on her way to
church, and upon starting again UNI
Willingly, picked up small music
box instead Of the prayer book.
During the sacred ceremony the old
lady attempted to open her prayer
book, when, to her surprise and the
astonishment of the congregation,
the roguish machine struck up
"Lanigin's BALI with great clear
ness and force.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-08-07

KEEP lilies. FROM HoRsEs.--Not
half the people are aware of the OK
tent to which a small fly can annoy
horse. When in the past week
we have seen the large horsc.Hy
draw blood enough from a mule to
cause it to trickle down to his feet.
We give to the readers of the Model
Farmer the following simple remedy
against flies, which we hope some
one will test and give us the facts:
"Take two or three small hand
fills of walnut leaves, upon which
pour two or three quarts of cold
water; let it infuse one night, and
pour the whole, next morning, into
a kettle and let it boil for a quarter
of an hour; when cold, it will be fit
for use. No more is required than
to moisten sponge, and before the
horse goes ont of the stable, let those
| parts which are most irritable, be
smearcd over with the liquor, viz:
between and upon the ears, the neck,
| flank, ctc.7-Model Farmer.