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The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-27
yn.-RrCHARD NJ. JOHNSON.

Whether johnson killed Tecumsch, or
not, is still q moot question. rather
think he did. At all events, he would
have remained the undoubted slayer
of that quarter. breed, had no not been
candidate for the Vice Presidency. Pol
iticians are remorselcss iconoclasts, if the
idol be Of the opposite side. johnson vas
as famous for his waistcoat as Sam Houston
"A little more so, for he wore q scarlet
one at all times, while Houston only
sported his on high days and great occa-
sions. FIRST saw him when he was
making the tour of the East, as a posi-.
Bile candidate for the Presidency, under
guidance Of certain politicians who were
to como to great honor and gain if he
succeeded. The more silly they, since
the original friends Of successful candi-
date generally come to grief, and men
who come in at the eleventh hour reap
the major profits. A Committee was ap
pointed in Philadelphia to escort him on
his way to New York, and deliver him
half way to another Committee from
New York. OF the former was mem
Der, and we met the latter body at the
house of John s. Thompson, in Prince.
ton, where wo dincd by invitation. l
cared nothing about johnson, and knew
he would have no chance for the nomina.
ton, but served to oblge friends of mine
who where friends of his. Afer dinner
he happened to be thrown with me awhile
when he grew confidential, and to pre-
vent his disclosures taking the shape
they threatened, frankly told him my
real position. He neither changed coun.
tenance, nor made break, but sand: In
that case, l have perfect confidence that
you won't betray me"-and went on with
his story. This was very curious, and
would amuse the reader, but one of the
parties implicated is still alive-"a pros.
porous gentleman''-and if he were not
his connections would feel by no means
pleasant were the thing to become pub
llc.
met johnson once afterwards, when
our talk was on something else than pol
itics. He gave some curious details Of
his life at home, from which / was led to
believe that he lived in a state of great
simplicity-in fact, in backwoods style
He was plain, respectable country gen
tleman, of moderate natural ability and
slender attainments just the stuff ol
which they make Presidents generally
but l think he was too honest for thu
tricksters.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-27
From the Old Guard
DOWN AMONG THE DEAD MEN.
VI.-DIXON II. LEWIS.

The last sentence brings Lewis to my
memory. To most people the Alabama
Senator was q mere Lambert. He Ger.
tainly was the fattest man ever saw. l
remember one time calling at the room of
Cottrell, q member from Alabama, and
finding Judge Dargan there. The at
ter proposed, as Lewis had been unwell,
but was now getting better, we should 90
to his apartments. and amuse him by
game Of whist. So we did. Lewis was
in his dressingwown, and for some rea.
son we were scant of chairs, and no sat
on the bed, with table before him. l
was on his left, and unexpectedly trumped
his strongest suit. He threw back his
arm with gesture of impatience-his
dressing gown flew open, and-as he had
not even put on his drawers, having risen
from bed when we came in, l caught a
momentary glimpse of his extremities In
the costume of Father Adam. I think,
without the slightest exaggeration, that
his thigh was thicker than my body.
On ono occasion, his weight caused him
to break through the bottom Of q hackney
coach, and be was severely injured in
his endeavor to keep time with the
horses, before his Jehu washable to com.
prehend the situation and stop she coach.
After that, the coachmen could not un-
derstand his signals when he hailed them,
and if he endeavored to secure coach at
stand, always found it had been previ-
ously engaged by some mythical person.
age who was just around the corner.
Lewis was good -natured, but naturally
enough objected to very prolonged gaze.
On one occasion he was seated on setree
in the Capitol grounds when q rustic
passed. The latter eyed him curlously
returned and fingered around. The Sen.
ator felt he was tho object OF impertiu.
ens scrutiny, and was chafed at it. The
countryman looked a little longer, and
plucking up courage, said:
excuse mo, sir, but how much inough'
you weigh ?"
"A ton, d-n you |" cried Lewis, in Z
voice loud enough to awaken the Sever
Sleepers. His questioner staid not on
the order of his going, but went at once
But Lewis was no mere Lambert. lie
was man Of undoubted capacity, and Q
man of weight in both senses of the term,
He was listened to with respect and at
tention, and his opinions had full force
with his colleagues. He always held
and deservedly, the confidence of hi
State.
l have mentioned Judge Dargan. II
a recent book, MIR. Pollard makes a bruta
attack on this gentleman. l saw q dea
Of him at one time, and unless be hal
much changed since then, the assault il
utterly undeserved. Dargan struck mi
as man Of sound sense-a little odd
perhaps, but with sterling qualities, ant
possessed Of q dry, quaint humor, and ,
habit Of speaking his mind frankly, ant
with occasional bluntness. A certain
politician at ono time incurred his dis
like, and one of his friends mentioned
his name, and added that he had his ey,
on the supreme bench. THAT may be,
said Dargan, "but it is the only part 0
his person that will ever get there"
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-27
TERMS OF ADVER TlsiNo.

ing that he had the news too, brought
an answer that had more force than pc
liteness, The next night Van Ness sent
me a slip showing the result, and the
windows glowed brilliantly in a short
while after.
After leaving the custom house the
Collectors brother, q wealthy resident Of
Washington, died, and Cornelius became
his heir. There was a curious claimant
for the estate in the person Of pre-.
tended wife, and her claim made a great
noise for the time. saw the ex.Collec.
but once before his death, when we had q
very pleasant time in talking over old af-
fairs.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-27

"Financisl irregularities" have been q
marked feature Of Partisan life during
the past year. One cashier helped him.
self to 100000 francs and another to
2,SOO, 900 Both confessed, and were ac.
quilted. Other rogues who took less were
not so fortunate, and are adjusting their
"profit and loss" accounts in prison.
An obese French lady complaining Of
her frightful tendency to en5onpoint says:
81 am SO fat that pray for disappoint.
ment to make me thin. No sooner does
the disappointment CONE than the mere
expectation Of growing thinner gives me
such joy that become fatter than ever"
New Orleans, having become hardened
to yellow fever, doesn't mind small. pox.
The corpse Of victim Of tho latter dis
case was left unburied for three days in q
populous quarter last week.
"My son, said an affectiouate and anx.
ious mother, to her reckless offspring,
whenever you go. a.skating be sure you
choose . pond that hasn't any water in
1t, and then you never will get drowned"
Flour is selling in Prescott, Arisons,
at forty two dollars per barrel.
Extensive smelling furnaces are being
put up at Sherrmantown. Nevada.
The cholera is raging in Russia.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-09

II ao4Aw Tas3aar-Us s1Sialsiv ivsi y,
dss DidRtAs With Listers bOys
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4xoods lyAins.ys ssUle4 sastr,ss i.
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boy. Retissq qkssp slPar ef then
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,pfheys lkpow, ,pAcles tHalltppegg giga ican'' !,
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tptAsyoeak,I ielI n n nth t thspl, !, r sh}}
y xas Rleassa5rr ~ bare ,eQlPPPssAI,, !,
than " vi alone, e,aa lc ,s.s.ai, ,,is ,
Bsttsrtebe alpns NJ lsll than u 19pptfPh
company. Eraaky takcauyI sxpFil1JbI
il. These lsdsF sreaaA 1se yhlez2ds.
ting into mischief, and thsYN .a4t,
you into svsS.~ss~fa, a,-seeasr Or latd'
II yc6'lfBrgitRf caesuslq vHsk
,..s's TlssfihI'Hssi's'sSs 4 !lsf fE 4 l4!sss !!
uncle. of that ypu may pf' sure :rc
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-09

all sWhiteZto tfep core e. and
win hot t,iiiiih stain ny hands VIA l news
p5aalG5ef 5alG that Il hot whiic. wtdte'
country, white institpti6ts and
white men men issR il v Hat VIZ f4half labor
for with all the. talent, all TIP shere
gy, an the strength, dnd alI the
means, We have fof time to stetiitya
if w should live solong'A-J.64.on
(7srds) Jimplsca,s, - - 's"s q
Happily expressed are tiicsc scn-
timents of our noble Cadeasian
brother, which have the wiring Of
tho true mstal. slBrave. e.knight, you
Isbsik swim proud yaistinctions--liks
iDyks Godfrsy with the thalylaece,
,xhoyxshs into tls6 6ght at Askalon,
cryiaesrG Godsfor tsas, Rishtand dtlst
,JusAlh tOsrfAin it b that anysat-
ii.gtPaito make an iaierior races pcs
'liticaNsior socially ,'the equal Of the
|suPener, aj4s&Gwaptbpb Si9lstins d
Ieur, poli.isAl rand sechl rights ahd
an insult to God himself, forsit \
IL
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lradal distinotiDa, which wilhssas'
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efforts ofwickedmentgi .ih sd' :
To preach tbc~ doctrine that al
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NJ ~ t5esyii ssis -fhe fas4u7aiHad tha'
fthc negro can be dictated WITH
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-09

and ovcrw0rked rest. N ar M
fT6ok Ill at'ltfhSrai lths picture before yoh sa sleep
'AD'a9 'AD'aa You q wis6 Ter u Iove ySpdSbettter'
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-09

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-09

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\ 6dipg love Of Your home ones. ~
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that tl,s ones we, would End fiuI'
will, though not quite Perfection
though very Far thercirom, Are "a
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-09

NY liulscl'oiu lVs1'ep N vV',i l'v'''Ol NsWg
out a sister. She gives the finish
to, the family A,.sisAer's'lovesia
sistst's aiuauesesl gwhals can ~
more hallowedl hAsistars watcks|
full care!can anything be more ten4'
dere Asister'se kinaness does the
world show iissny thing more purcg
WHO swolld i've Without 4 sister !?
"a siislsr. fsat il sJsiIt JsisItsri in n iRsdsel!ys
ip Ipuriiya ia, leyss, Is, 4, sort Of
guardiaain thxhome circle. s.uuHer
presepcsssen sendsa,nsasice. hcgis
the quickener of good resolutions,
the sunshine in the pathway Of
home. To every brother shc lst
light ana iife,, Her AeaA Is bG
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table fqTgiYipg,r lender, .tbeasA
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-09

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prepares his canvas, and little by 1T
tie develops the life he is calling in
to existence, Here q touch, bold,
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-09

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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-08-13
THE NEEDLE GUN.

The following account Of this
arm is furnished to the Chicago
Tribune:
1. The range Of the needle gun
is from / 200 to L 400 yards.
?. The movements Of loading
are executed with the right hand,
as follows: Anupward stroke with
the palm of the right hand against
the chamber knob opens the
breech, the cartridge is inserted
into the cavity of the barrel, a
push forward and a downward
stroke of the chamber knob with
the right hand close the breech
and another push on the needle
chamber with it's spiral spring)
completes the loading. and the
rifle is ready for Fire" During
the whole movement the gun is
held with the left hand at a ssready.''
3. The gun is never loaded or
because it is impossible to do SO.
3. The powder is not ignited at
the rear end Of the cartridge, but
next to the ball, where the igni-
ting matter is placed in kind Of
socket OF paipiermache; and this is
what gives more powder to tho
ball, the powder burning from the
front to the rear.
5. The cartridge is made up
ball in front, bali socket with ig-
hitting matter, powder. The shape
of the ball resembles the shape Of
a cucumber. and is called long
lead (Za,ag bIci.)
8. The recoil of the gun is only
felt when it becomes very much
heated and the air-chamber filled
with the refuse of powder. When
clean, no recoil is felt at all.
In case the needle should break,
OF bend, or otherwise become use-
less, a new one can be inserted in
less than five seconds; each soldier
carries an extra supply of about
six needles.
1t is not much tho, superiority
of the needle gun over other
breech-loaders, which has secured,
and, in all probability, will in the
present struggle secure success to
the Prussian army, as it is tho
thorough education of each indi-
vidual soldier, and his perfect
familiarity with his weapon,
The needle gun was first used
in Prussia in lS4S and lS49. in
Baden and Sclleswig, and not
being deemed effective without
an entire change of tactics, and
especially of skirmish instruction,
was almost condemned,
The Prussian army has but one
calibre for all small arms, so that
infantry or sharp-shooters can be
supplied with carbine cartridge
wagon.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-08-13

Until the rebuilding of the College Edce. lately
destrrycd by fire Alexandria, the InStit,t tion
il temporarily located at Baton Roage in the Beaf
and Dumb 4 syIun. Location very healthy. ard ac-
Communications ample for large number of Cadets
\ Numbe this session, i7O.
May IS, 1870. h3'-'y
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-08-13
Tariff Of Advertising Rates.

Advertisements will be inserted ut Que Dollar and
fifty Ceuts per uare Of ono inch Of space less
fer first, and Seventy five Cents each subse.
quent insertion. for any time under month. For
On 2er periods A. follows
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-08-13

Among the bridal gifts at the
marriage of strong-minded
young woman in Massachusetts
the other day, was a keg of butter
with q silver knife ia it. Six
months hence the bridegroom will
be very sorry it wasn't a keg OF
powder with q red hot nail ia it.
-COurier-JOu
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-08-13
LtGNOSKI,S THREE
CELEbRlATED REMEDIES I!

z.pKE NTH WoNDER Or on. ENTRACT,
Sp ar.s co.r anh nd cbeer eSEa. norbs and
will the following diseases:
Bloody Flax and Diarrheea in day.
Tooth. ache in one-l,alf minute.
Nsthna aa's's and ID Plies Pile n1t' instans relief
Sore throat in ten minutes:
Collie and Crlmp in four minutes.
rheumatism in one dav.
Sore or Weak ESc in one day
Pain in the back or side in ten minutes.
svsE hsssEs 'a chiii ii'S ii ay" S"f minStes. GH
This is tho greatest family medicine in TIE world
and the only one known that will break q Chill in
You know not when you may be sick, and should
None genuine unless the name of R. B. Lisnoski
is found blown on tho bottle.
e IGNosKTs ELECTRIc IMMINENT, FOR MAN
ia or BEAST. Try one bottle and you will
The principal ingredient in this Celebrated Medi-
cine is Oil procured from the indians Of the
oTratEvs MHssE npoper"s and % 5ens ceisy
as in the vet .o"tns md With f"@e of 1hg
agents known to the mind produces the most per
world, Reader. have you friends that suffering
from external m diseases 3, then 60 tell them to call at
Lin imlent' and be cured.
IT CURES THE FOLLOWING DISEASES:
For Man Inhammatory Rheumatism, Chronic and
ness or Soreness in the Back or dsnts, Burns and
ana old sSrss Files beaaeS1 mp an
Quincy. A. que in thu face or breast White Swelling,
Sore or Infiamcd Eyes. Paralysis Numb Palsy,
Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Scald Head or Scfofulous
Sores. -
For Horses-B:g Head or Big Jaw, Poll Evil. f'is
tnla. Mango. Scratches, Bruises, Sweeny, String
| Halt King Bone Win,gall, Saddle Collar 6 alls
| Cracked Heels. Wounds and Cuts, Sore and Weak
Eyes, Founders.
Nome genuine unless the narRe of L. 3. L;SRosk
| is to und blown on tho bottle.
| Eta ROCKS SALyE. Tt Cures-Tetter. ETysipeas
I EJT Salt Rheum Scad Head, Itch, Rim gworms, vi
| GERS in the Ear, Pimpes, Blotches, Intiamed Eyes
| Corns Infammatory rheumatism, Gout, Plies anC
| all Eru ptisns of the Skin. .
| All who used this Salve agree that it ia the
! greatest remedy used After trying enc nc,
| gou will always have it on hand.
! Prepared and sold by
S.B,
Druggist and Chemist. Monroe La
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-08-13

GRANT DIssArIsRIED WITH RAD
ICAL WRANGLINGs.-Th Presi-
dent remarked to q friend tho
other day that he was tired of the
large Republican majorities in
both branches Of Congress, and
trusted the Democrats would gain
strength at the coming elections.
He only wished for a working ma
jority, and thought there would
then be more vigor and fewer
dissensiops on the Republican
side.
But, Mr.. President. said the
gentleman addressed, suppose tho
Democrats are so successful at the
fall elections as to control ml-
jcrity Of votes in the House on
certain occasions.
l don't care for that, responded
the President, 1.-THE Republican
party is to exist it viii exist, aud
l am tired of this continual wrang-
ling and disputing. Here are But
ler, and Farnsworth. and Upton,
and Thayer, and many others at
swords points. If we had only q
working majority in each House,
there would be more harmony and
concert OF action, and things
would work smoother generally.
From present indications, the
President is likely to be gratified,
at least SO far as the House is
concentrations, N. Y.Democrat-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-08-13
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