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A Washington telegram o~fthegsth sya
ihs Pension Ofles IL receiving many ln
quifiss IN regard 70 rules governing lbe
furnishing oi sHlholai limbs Who're sul
dlsfs elect 10 receive Communication, ~ ~
der ~ The payment N the amount ~ tho
rate Of t15 fora foot. go ff an arm, Or
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Pension once, and paid through NE near
ei agent Such soldiers A have not
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meht Al the rates named u made IN All
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deuoo by applicants, with the Pension
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without employing an agent
Assistant Secretary Of The Treasury
Richardson Issued an order on the 2sth
for the purchase oi bonds and sale Of gold
for September al foliowas Tho purchase
Of n million bonds on Thursday, Sep.
TENDER | nnd on each alternate Thursday
and two millions on Thursday, September
8, and each alternate Thursday-scvon
millions in all the sale Of one million Of
gold on each Wednesday Of the month
four mllliona In ALL
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A Legal AnecdOte.

In the carly days of Vermont iurispru.
dence the strict decorum which now yery
generally distinguishes the New England
bar, was comparatively unknown. Moth
lug was more common than sharp alterca.
tons between the bench and The bar ;
such wranglings, indeed, as would now
be termed contempt of court were they
to occur only between the lawyers them.
selves, On n occasion Judge Turner,
who was then plain Esquire had sd.
dressed q sound Argument to the cour,
and sat down, The Judge, who chose to
argue the question rather than decide il
at once, replied In g feeble argument,
which the lawyer in his turn demolished,
The Judge rejoined by repeating, with,
out any material variation, his frat reply
and then''closed the pleadings' by an ad
verse decision.
"Your Honor's two arguments sale
Turner, addressing himself partly tai tn,
Court and partly TO the bar, "rem,nd m,
of q story, A foolish old woman in Con
n~ectiout, being one evening at q party
was greatly at a loss for something to saw
Al length she ventured to INQUIRE Of
gentleman who sat near her, whether hi
mother had any children. The gentlemal
politely pointed out the ahsurdity OF he
inquiry. i beg pardon exclaimed tn
old lady, p%erceiving her mistake; 'yo
don't understand me; | meant TO inquir
whether your grandmother had any chi
dren. 'h--Harpr's Drawer.
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thing like a mosquito. The patient VA.
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iugtf be brushed "a a ny The pain con.
tinulng, he soaked the finger In kerosene.
which gave relief. On handling the ~
mato again he was stung on his thumb y
. similar fly. The thumb and arm swell
ed 70 a great sire, the pain extended V
the head, and he DID not recover fully To-
q days.
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-fisrisfa has q nsw $4,000 Isdassfisi
skooi ff sifla
-Amsfiesn Bapasisaf about TO sstab-
llsh 9 theological school IL Hamburg,
Germany.
The School Commissioner u Louis
VILE, n.y. have resolved 10 employ no
more seschefs who are under 10 yesfs u
age
"A Methods, minister, OF Lake coun.
", Gal IL building . church with ths ~.
s~isianeo ofone single man, who makes the
mortar.
The increase Of the ooIored BapsIs,
Churches In Louisiana, the past year, has
been two thousand members and twenty
churches formed.
The Minnesota State Teachers Insti.
tute will be held at Minneapolis on the
29Gh Of September. The Superintendent
Of Public Instruction viii conduct the
proceedings.
The Presbyterian Church, West
Farms, N. ", finds, after one years trial
Of free pews, that II has received $500 In
excess OF contributions over any previous
year.
Members Of all the Methods
churches in the world now number about
three and a half millions, ministers
1000; local preachers, 1854; Sabbath
school scholars, nearly four millions.
-Forty-one Episcopal clergymen dice
In the United States during the year end
ing November, 1869. The Oldest wa
eighty. three and the youngest twenty
seven, being, with lone exception, tn,
only one under ffty'six years Of age.
The first Methodist Chutch in Amer
lea was built on John street, New York
in the year 1868. Since that time 1t ha
been twice torn down and rebuilt. Tn,
old clock sent rel as a present by Mi
Wesley, nearly one hundred years age
still hangs on the wall, and is a perfec
t~ime-knanpr-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-03
What We Eat without Knowing.

Some Southerner on his summer tour
TO the North has amused himself by fol.
lowing up the large shipments of white
clay, or "kaolin," which comes from the
deposit near Augusta, Georgia, and has
partially discovered what becomes of It
Tho clay is very ilue in grain, free from
slick and Of . lure white color. II Is said
to be valuable In the manufacture of yarl-
L kinds of earthen ware, but as the tons
and tons Of II which come North do not
seem to go to porcelain manufactures, our
Southern friend has taken the trouble to
discover that II has become the standard
substance for the adulteration of soda,
cream tartar, white lead, and particularly
the fancy candies with which we are all
accustomed to imperiI our livea, All this
is very interesting. If the American PEG.
pie have got That bank Of clay to cat be.
tore We 8 have pure groceries or
confectionery, II will be well to keep in
formed from time TO time as to what pro.
gress Ia being made. Now that the thing
u spoken OF, many persons will remem-
Der, no doubt, that In eating pulverized
sugar, bon bons, and especially white can.
dies, there 10 frequently lett in the mouth
something clammy and insoluble, with a
taste similar to the slate pencils which We
used to nibble in Il school days, Thai
must be the "kaoliu" we hear of. 1t il
not a particularly hazardous diet, q little
heavy, perhaps, for q delicate stomach
but not poisonous, The discouragins
thing Is that II is expensive, The ealins
OF clay should not be denied to those wbS
enjoy 1t, but the rest of mankind SHOULD
not be forced to do so, at the rate of from
ten cents to a dollar the pound. Oeoelaa,
| Leddtr.
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papers A F~fshfhmaa aad a. American
Msfs st9at h. heht adusl Only twosh0ss
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vii give you q thousand dollars" "Al
right" said the Yankee. That was The
end Of the duel.
IA Temple story says the Londor
Orchestra, " has been In circulation dur
ing the last few days, which Is too goot
10 be lost. Our readers may know tina
a number Of young Indian gentlemen ar'
pursuing the study OF the Law within tina
venerable enclosure. DIR. Vaughan In
yited them 10 spend an evening at hi
house, and provided such delicacies as h
deemed likely TO be most enjoyed b,
them. The time fixed for the interesting
party arrived, but nobody came. Wher
half an hour had been thus spent In fruit
less waiting, the Doctors lady rang 10
the maid, "a fresh one, not yet quite ac
customed TO all the ways Of the house
whose duty it was TO open the hall dooi
She entered with IN air and aspect whicl
gave token that more than the heat Of tn
weather had been exciting her. HAY
none of the gentlemen arrivedP Nc
please, mum, no gentlemen has come, br
q lot of impudent Christy Minstrels hs
been a ringing at the bell, and l hav
been driving EN- away, num-
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me Association fyf the AdsAscsmsnt
N HcisHfa, recently IN session II Troy,
~ y, dsaRnaisd Indianapolis A. the
place n holding the meeting nest year
The following officers we're elected
President Prof Am ufay of Cambridge !
Vice President Dr. Geo Parker, of Yale,
Secretary, y. " Putnam, n Hals m, Mass;
Treasurer, VIM q FauH. Of Philadelphia.
The President has appointed The col.
loving cadets nj large In place u those
rejected, or who hllod 10 pass The neces
sary examination last June William 10.
gan gcafy, son of Gov Geafy, of Penn
sylyanla William Bayard, son II Assist
ant Inspector General Bayafd William
Seward Webb, son Of James Watson
Webb Clarence Deems, son If Col. Jas.
Deems, Of Maryland William Mayna.
der son Of Captain Maynadler, and John
A Sutcr, grandson Of the famous Calliof-
MIA pioneer.
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The West.

At the Irish National Congress, in Gin.
c%innati, on the Gath, James w. Fitzger.
aid, Of Ohio, was elected permanent Pres.
ident p. W. Dunno, Vice.P President; ].
]. Harrington and j. W. Goff, Of New
York, and J.. 9. Boyce, of Pennsylvania,
Secretaries.
Congressional nominations on the Gath;
northumberland Ohio, James
Monroe; Fourth Illinois, John B. Haw.
ley. Democratic Eleventh Ohio, Ralph
Lutte Sixteenth Ohio, Robert L. Cham.
bers; Fourth Wisconsin, Charles A. FL.
bridge.
Major Powell is at Salt Lake City, ar.
ranging for another expedition dowr
Colorado river.
Ex-Secretary Seward reached San Fran
cisco on the goth.
According to news from the Biz Hor,
party, received at Cheyenne, on the 10Th
the expedition had been a failure i
every respect, ss at no place were payin
prospects found after tho party LEFT III
Swectwatcr.
Congressional nominations on the e5t
Republican-william 8. Donnan, Thir
Iowa District, o. d. Conger, Filth Mic
irAn' Charles @. Brown, Twelfth OH,
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The ShiYering Heason.

The loss to the lkboring classes d IN
States caused by fever and ague, has hMl
mated at upwards Of two millions II d@
annum. Whole settlements are somstus
trated by the disease, and It is regarded i
localities, as one Of those valuations d 4
dence which cannot be avoided. ThtyhiI
As certainly as any Of the evils which N
by neglect msy be forestslled BY pfsush1
certainly may an attack Of intermlAenttz n
tent fever be prevented BY invigcstihssI
tenn with Hostetter's Stomach BItters a
Of the season, at which this malady psvff
vention, it is needless to say, is the visAl
but il is consoling to know, that whss 2
not been thus taken by the iorelock, anau
oxsyms have actually commenced, acfnl
may, in all cases, be rapidly effected bgn
this powerful vegetable tonic. Therein
the Bitters as q specific for dyspspliA u
plant, constipation and nervous dspuaq
some measure thrown into the shidsis
a preventive and cure Of other ailnA1iif
who have ever taken It, either a
against or a remedy for malarlous isssA .
nit that 1t surpasses In efficiency ~ "
specifics Oncluding quinine), usually
these maladies, while 1t is at the nm
tirely harmless and decide dly palalaos'
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Gold closed in New York on the 3Oth
at l10ak.
Hon. G. w. Gllhllen has been renOmi.
mated for Congress by the Republicans Of
the Twentieth Pennsylvania District.
Heavy fires were raging in the woods
along the boundary Of New Brunswick
and Maine on the Gath.
A New York special to the Chicago
Tribune Of the 25th says II was begin.
ming to DO the settled feeling Of Wall
street that the European war would last
several months, perhaps o year. ut is
difficult to understand ON what basis a
peace satisfactory to either party can be
negotiated now. Tho enthusiasm with
which, In n day, the French people
have taken up the new wal loan, shows
the spirit anlmating that nation. They
are in no disposition TO listen to any hu.
initiating terms. On the other hand, the
Prussians will not consent, after their
great victories, to march out Of France
without substantial PREPARATION for the
past and security for the future. Atprcs-
ent there can be no peace"
AL Republican inoumbents Of seats in
Congress from Vermont have been re-
nominated.
Horace Greeley Was nominated on the
2eth, for Governor of the State Of New
York, by the Workingmen's Central
Union, a local political organization,
The New York Commercial Bulletin of
the a0th produces facts and figures to
prove that our country is receiving no
commercial advantages from the war.
The travelling delegation of tho Illinois
Press Association arrived at Boston on
the eth.
A New York special Of the 9sth says .
"The feeling In the produce market is
that hreadsluffs win continue to improve.
The demand from Europe for tho French
and German armies promises to be active.
This, II taken in connection with the fall
ing OIL In the estimated receipts at tho
lake ports, would argue better prices.
The breadstuil market will be very mate.
rally affected by the length of the war,
and everything now points to a long
war;
The Cincinnati express train ran of the
track at Greenbush, N. Y, on the 9Th.
Or eleven coaches In the train, Eve were
smashed terribly. A brakeman belong
ing to Rhinebeck, and a woman passenger
from Iowa, name unknown, were killed
A boy had an arm broken. Several Other
passengers received slight Injuries. An
accident occurred on the Camden 4 Am
boy Railroad, at Lawrence Station, N. ].
on the Goth, by which the rear car Of al
express train was thrown from the tracl
and demolished. One passenger was | n
stantly killed, q brakeman fatally injured
three other persons seriously and severa
slightly hurt, Three cars Of the train 70
New York, on the Morris & Essex Rail
road, were thrown from the tack nea
Newark, on the Goth, and several pssseu
gers seriously injured. The cars wcr
nearly demolished.
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In numbers there % safety. n N q
principle that the formula Of JunsoHs ID
Ham Pnds was prepared. d. IN
tending 10 spend q fortune In adveFidng y
submitted Els recipe to the revision d ~
Intelligent and learned physicians Of te :
the result Ia o simple but most efltncoui =
the JupsoH's MOUNTAIN Hnl PuN
purify the blood, remove al ohsrscfon Z
the rkin OF all pimples and bl0tchoS md 4
fectly sure and cafe In theh operation. ~
soN's MOUNTAIN Hmm PM yua BlAosn
Female Irregularities, HeadacA MA uany
diseases arising from Impure bloA nd NdH
digestion. Use the JUDsoN's NouEfku
Pills, and when you have proved thet
recommend them TO your friendE Tiers
s~ugar-coated and plain. For sale eyeryvxA
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iefms anil c1nilil0us therein prescribed
end afl me PROVISIONS n fsid acts, except
~ herein modified, shall extend shd "
applicable " entries unfef his aei, And
tha Commissioner II the General Land
once 4 hereby authorized ~ pfcsCfibt
the necessary rules and regulations n
carry this aocilnn lnt0 eject, and deter.
mine an lsra necessary therefor
By tbe'e provisions The homestead lar
u goth May, 1899, and The acts gmenda.
TRY thereof are modified a. 10 allow en-.
tfios N be- made by The parties mentioned
therein NJ mo maximum quantity 81 one.
quarter section, M one hundred and sixty
acres NJ land, held M the double minimum
price 0f " 20 per acre, instead Of one hall
quarter section, 0f eighty acres, az hereto.
fore
In caro or a party desiring 10 avail
himself thereof you will require him "a
Ole the usual homestead application ior
The tract desired, II legally liable 70 entry.
10 make affidavit according 10 the form
hereto annexed, instead Of the usual
homestead affidavit, and on His doing sC
allow him 10 make payment Of the SIC
fee stipulated In the act Of the Goth o.
May, 1852, and the usual commissions on
The price Of the land at $3.50 per acre
the entry 30 be regularly numbered and
reported 10 this Office In your monthly
homestead returns.
Regarding settlement and cultivation
the requirements Of the law in this clasi
Of entries are the same as in other home
stead entries,
Very respectfully your obediont ser
want,
tSigned) JosBPH s. WILSON,
Commissioner, Register and Receiver.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-09-03

PRussINs's VINEGAR.-As the picking
season is now at hand, and many housekeep-
ers are concerned about getting vinegar that
Will keep their pickles, we deem 1t our duty
to inform our readers that Prussing's vinegar
is admitted by all who have tried II TO have
no superior in the market for this purpose.
Mr.. Prussing warrants his vinegar 10 DO free
from all poisonous acids, with which many
Eastern vinegars are adulterated. His works
are the largest Of the kind in the United
States, and owing to the extra quality Of his
vinegar, IT. is rapidly superseding all others
witt the city and country trade. Dealers and
consumers should not fail to ask for 1t when
replenishing their stock.--IniHois State Jour,
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