The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-15

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" this country are consiaefsoly reduced
IN shel on aocoNnb OF tho scarcity OF
paper '"sIe'
The Christian population OF Turkey
enjoys entire exemption from military
service The army numbers lSO,tOO
men.
-Garibaldi II still In very bad health.
He telegraphed TO the new government
at Paris; What remains OF me is ct your
services dispose CT II"
The grain crop Of Eastern Germany,
this season, has been = very flne one, but
there Is great difficulty 10 obtain laborers
enough to harvest il.
"A London firm recently contracted TO
supply q house In Paris with 5000 mourr-
ing bonnots and 5000 yards of Grape,
within the next fortnight, and at Berlin
the orders given were lar greater.
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Of three thcpsand : yres. q'he live stock
kept on this farm ia valued AT sixty. four
thousand five hundred dollars.
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Snr soHcn t,n e., ep v 90 me an 1dSI liz ! polacy
arnressing 80 daa, ~ 5is,a.iae1.. ~
because tbSov s onja set short = m"artsr az
mncb az he bo5 1a5S on, e.. dna 90
r. . pow ou' W. piem'unas'
iae nr1s loor mltraiileuses captured
rom the french We're transported to
nrnam, nt haJ 9Th 1870 VA AZ vpen caIs'
manso cror,ds in,nad Wv, ~ Ieo, IN
dresdna ;m"lanorts ~ Wv rars1au u'A 'nose
al II salo mat many OF the french
onncers VINO gave t1elr parole al Sedan
no. 70 neh against ffussla until regular
X H. oAc y naVe neen seht 40 AIgeria,
more 70 eAcasnge WIN o'her onicers, VINO
at Paris or in the feld.
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no~nnn ~ Sunnien ~ 'ne sonoo,s ol
.o,nsnyy "iT uoiHS sVno.nius 70 aIo INC
mounGoI' ihey ete sem mug the WOODS
" piuA pollies, WWA'ch, on certain eays,
sfo uellveleu az the oepots OF the SAM
sny SolnulshIoh, WneIe portions are pre-
So seu AZ sugar, anu Inc remainder sent
resn W tne hospitals
-belore tne war there were .635,490
loreigneIs residing IN france, divided, In
respecs 70 n~atlonSiity, as follows; Ger
mahs, lVo,oooi belglsns, S70,Sooi Italians,
gS,2o4; Spanisrds, $3.50; Swiss, 1920;
English and Americans, 1850. or the
Serman RESIDENTS, of,ol5 are returned as
rom NORTH, ana 4o,339 from South
Germany,
Population of the leading cities in
the Old World: London, 3,214,0O0 Paris,
l,9oo,VWi Uonstantinople, 100000; Ber-
Nm ~, ovo,o0yi 81 fetersourg, 0oI,00Vi
Vlenna, OVol wv; Naples, 60O,OuO; Liver
pool osV,vuV; MOSCOW 40 0OOi dlas'
gow, 4ol,ooVi Maoria, sso,00O; Dublin,
9sS,000; Manchestcr, S4oVoOi Lisbon,
o~4V'VVoi Amsterdam zoV,VUu.
A French Journalist saws; "Our col
league of Peue has lust invented a defen.
siyo engine that leaves at a distance cbas.
sepots, mitrailleuses and steel guns. This
engine is only a word, but a word of tire.
mendous power. tIfParis is conquered
said he, Paris will be Ridiculous. And
as Paris carnot persuade Itself 70 be ridic'
ulous under any circumstances, paris Is
invinclble.'
The Grown Princess Of Prussia,
whose health has been shattered by her
unceasing toll for the wounded in the
hospitals of Berlin, has retired for q few
weeks rest to the German watering place
of Hamburg. Her children are with her.
But although she has retired from the i'm
mediate field of her labors, she persists in
her unceasing efforts to bring relief to the
wounded by conducting the management
OF the hospitals she has built, by letter.
The Nsw Hessian Gazette correspon-
dent, writing from Konigsberg, states
an the battle Of Metz, the soldiers of the
Forty-third Regiment, as a protection
against the continual showers of bullets
that the enemy poured upon them, fas
tened their knspsacks across their chests.
After the battle many Of them were con.
vinced that these tactics had saved their
lives. In them they found no small nun
Der OF bullets, which, instead of striking
them in the breast, had only entered their
calfskin cuirasses."
-Cbampaene. it ia believed nil, =.
very scarce tor several yesrs, in conse.
quence Of the districts producing that
wine and the great depots of RHEIMS and
Chslons, with their millions of bottles,
having bsen occupied by the German
armies. THIS years vintage is destroyed,
and the damage to the owners Of the vine.
yards, the wine.makers, and the mer.
chants, IL Is calculated, will exceed twenty
millions OF dollars. OF course the sham.
payne wines will still be produced, and in
greater abundance than ever. SO that tha