davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

which all people had interest II this reduction eoua
be made and the income tax could be dispensed WIN AZ
the time by the restoration Of the tax on gross rc
ceipts, he would like to secure that end.
Mr. COKLING (Rep. ". " said the Senate having
been thin the taking Of the vote the Income Tax
sections he hoped the question would be reconsdered
to give absent members himself among the number, an
opportunity to have their votes recorded upon II.
Mr. EDMUNDS Rep., VT was willing to strike out the
Income Tax II that on gross receipts was retained
Mr. CONKLING moved to insert in the bill "A new sec
ton prohibiting the levy collection OF any Income
Tax until by act Of Congress 1t shall be hereafter 80
directed. Accepted. -,
general discussion followed upon the merits OF the
Income tax, Mr.. SHERMAN (Rep, Ohio defending MN
self certain newspaper criticisms upon his course
in securing the continuance OF the tax
letter read by Mr. LAWRENCE (Rep., MassJ
from private correspondent show that the taxes on
incomes and gross receipts might both be abolished ana
q surplus yet remain in the Treasury. - $3.50
The Senate then rejected an amendment by Mr.; I'D
MUNDS continuing the present tax on gross receipts
Yeas, II; Nays, 80.
Mr. P0MEk0Y CRep., Kansas moved TO strike out the
income tax sections
Rejected by tie yOteYeas, &c Nays, &c. The vote
AZ IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THOMAS HUGHES COMING TO AMERICA
.lnN I'M IL


NJ Thomas Hughes, NJ. F., is about making a
tlrce months visit to the United States lie VIII
sail from Southampton in the Bremen steamer
DOMAIN, on the I'd Of August IT, W. o
ppoCFEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT-PASSAGE or liih
UNIVERSITY TESTS BILL IN THE HOUSE oF
COMMONS. .,
In the House of Lords the University Tests Dill
Was received from the House Of Commons ana rean Ior
tbe frst time The House, after considering amend
ent 70 the Irish Land hill in Committee postponed the
subject until Friday and, having advanced several pis
stage adjourned.
In the House Of Commons, tonight Mr. Baker shu no
va informed that the Lords of the Admiralty had as YET
formed no opinion of the comparative merits Of the new
ironclads Monarch and Captain. The University Iests
Inn WAS passed The House. in Committee, continued 10
discuss amendments to the Education bill on coming
ont Of Committee discussion on the reducuoh vi
the National debt Mr. Lambert and others assalng enc
Motley of the Government, which was defended by MT
Lowe. -,
Mr. Tracy introduced the appeal Of Capt Eyre OF the
steamer Bombay He rocted the circumstances OF lhe
collision between the Oneida and Bombay, and main
tanned that all pointed 10 the innocence OF capt Eyre
and he moved resolution in accordance with TINS VIC"
Of the case Mr. Gladstone said the captain OF the Bo
bay was undoubtedly guilty Of grave error; put ne re-
greted the introduction of the topic, and hoped "ou
he withdrawn Mr. Tracy withdrew his resolution Inc
House disposed Of some orders, and adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
CITIlA.

CHOLERA AND YELLOW FEVER-WoMEN lhrhs-
ONED FOR PERMITTING HUSBANDS AND
BROTHERS TO RETURN HoME-CoNFisCATED
PROPERTY.
HAVANA, June 28-The cholera ravages are
Increasing yellow is also destroying many VIC
Tins According TO the Voc de Comee'o OF ESpru oai'o
~ lime H. the spanards have begun the work OF mprs
onne females because their husbands or brothers eg
rcbels visit their own houses The charge preferred
against the women is that of conceaing reDes' LILO
Spanish journal quoted says;
Al 80 ocock on night before last the patrol OF Iaceu9
de Carpi0 the salvaguaTas OF Salvador Arte oI
Thrr ~ Eusebio Molina and others made areconho De
sance OF soDrast and passing over the DrugS ,s
"rarters occupied by DOna Rita Granado anu Doni
Benta Sanchez Ghe first being the VIE % Pnn San
Gh"viano and the second the sister OF jose ianon
iaz, thcrr surprised the two last mentioned rep.,s,
Who attempting 90 escape, were shot ds"n up ,tino
snn; Thest men had been In the habit OF Oeh vl,ns
trf families thanks 10 the sympathellc hu go H.
Az thcir eigLb0rs and friends. immediately h"i @
2onnc The Inspector Of Police went lhto INC NUS w.,
IeI NJ and seized and sent 90 prison tto await ,o
bsnrc ~ the Lieutenant oyernor) loha itlh ORA nn
Foia Bcut sanchez, Dofa Juann J0seis Iezi p un
RoyneIa de Ia LuZ ChayianO, DOhh fThhclrca ,aJi,s
che. md bona Ramona Sanchez because 'o' o""'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
AUSTRALIA.
UNPRECEDENTED FLOODS IN NEW SOUTH WALES
TWENTY LIVES LOST-SLIGIT EARTHQUAKE

UNPRECEDENTED FLOODS IN NEW SOUTH WALES
TWENTY LIVES LOST-sLIGHT EARTHQUAKE
SHOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 4.-The steamer Ajax
arrived to-day, bringing Sydney dates TO May %.
The heavy floods continue. Twenty persons perished,
and immense damage has been done TO property. The
food exceeds anything Of the kind since the country be-
a dependency Of England. West Maitland has been
flooded five times since March,
There were shocks OF earthquake May "a and April 8.
Parliament TO convene the 14h OF June. Span
ish Consulate established at Sydney the 10th OF
April The ship Harriet Erving from New York had ar
rived The Duke Of Edinburgh Is expected at Port Jack
son in August.
The Queensland Parliament opened on the Path OF April.
Rain fell TO unprecedented extent during March, and
over 40 inches in May.
The Victoria Parliament reassembled May TO- The
tract for the first SO miles of the North Eastern Railway
has been closed. Only $500 uns OF flour available
for export, which is great falling of from last year.
There "A shock OF earthquake May ~.
A census OF Tasmania has been completed. The popu-
lation il 90 1880.
The New-Zeaand Government has guaranteed Mr.
Collie, Mr. Webb's agent subsidy OF $4,000 year in
aid Of the Australian steam service. The Government
Of Victoria entertained the project OF paying the whole
amount required ($iO0OOC and collecting the postage
from the other colonies.
The Administration Melbourne received Mr.. Coes's
proposition with great favor. The members individually
promised the subsidy Melbourne is made the terminus
OF the route Cabinet council to cOns der the subject
to be held on the 2Sth OF May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
SPAIN.
A NEW CANDIDATE FOR TIE THRONE.
MADRID, Tuesday, July s. 1870.

NEW CANDIDATE FOR THE THRONE
MADRID, Tuesday, July 5, 1870
II is announced to-day that the Prince OF
Hobenzorern has accepted the offer of the Spanish
throne. The Council viii Immediately take the matter
under discussion It is toeraby certain that this candi-
dature viii be proclaimed without the sanction oil the
Cortcs
The Government authorities, however, officially deny
having made any but confidential Oyertures to foreign
Prince the name of the Prince the Government adds
II f. not yet proper to divulge.
At the meeting of the Ministerial Council held on Sun
dy il was shown that Gen. Prim had not been guilty OF
personal intrigue in the HOhenzolern affair; that he
acted all the time in concert with the Regent SerTano
and that he had no intention of prOclaming king With
out the consent Of the COrtes.
TIE Cariist Juna has imposed silence on its partisan
PARIS, Tuesday, July 8, 1870
Assurances given that the proposition TO invite
Hohenzoern to the throne Of Spain does not meet with
the approval Of ali the members Of the Spanish Cabinet
II ID rumored that the Spanish Ministry will be modified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
AN OLD MANUSCRIPT.

At Upsala, in Sweden, there is curious and
renowned old MS commonly known az the Silver Hand
writing II is translation of the Bible into the original
Gothic the best authorities claim that 1t was written
toward the end OF the fifth the OF the
sixth century 1t discovered in the sixteenth CEN
tury at Yerden on Rhr and its authenticity at
once established. 1t taken 10 Prague but the
thence il was taken into Holland and bought back
again for Sweden by the Chancellor de Ia Gardie for
$500. He had il magnihcently bound in solid SILVER
saa. IL ia written in silver, crimson parchment.
The headings and few principal passages are In gold
rich in Byzantine tracery Of symbocal devices lt
numbers leaves, with 20 lines TO each page Only two
punctuation marks used throughout-the period and
colon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1870
Jose Ramon ssnche,, and Don Augustin chaviano had

Jose Ramon Sanchez and Don Augustin Chaviano had
been concealed in their houses.
Among those recently shot mention ia made by the
papers this city Of Don salustano Esevez and EchO
las Mendoza These put to death in the iurisdic
ton Of Trinidad. When captured they asleep At
Gibacoa d. Antonio Naranjo and his sons, Julian and
Juan, together with others, have been recently
assassnated. d. Valentine Hernandez and Ramon Pinto
have likewise been murdered by the Spaniards.
The realized from the sale of conscated property
Of Cubans is comparatively small. The seized property
is as follows:
Sugar estates 52 coffee estates 49, cattle farms, 49,
country places twhere stock is reared, 200 farms, 6
plantations AZ and g. 3, 773 In stocks and S6Tssi in
notes and bills. Beside these SO houses 67OO slaves,
and $4,000 in money have been seized Bot the Govern
men claims that the property of no American has been
taken or confscated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 4.-The steamer Ajax
arrived here to-day from Honolulu, June 90 She con-
nected with the steamer WOngawOnga from Sydney, N.
s. W. The English flying squadron, consisting OF six
men-ofwar under command OF Admiral Horribly, arrived
Honolulu June l6 and To sail for Valparaiso on
the 23d. The Admiral presented TO the King. His
Majesty afterward entertained aboard the flag ship
and received the customary honOrs. .
The anniversary OF the institution or Christianity In the
Hawaiian Islands celebrated at Honolulu with usual
enthusiasm The entire native and foreign population
from that and adjacent districts and many persons from
other islands attended.
The Mathda, from Hong Kong with Chinese emlgrants
has arrived az Honolulu. The steamers Emerald, Gov
Morton Adene and CarrotOn touched route for their
destinations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
MURDER IN ST. louisville, n. Y.

ST. TOWNSVILLE, July 5.-ThOmas f. Burdck,
school teacher in this village shot about o'clock
this morning by Charles Eacker and died at Oi Burdick
passed into the OF the Franklin House, and was
followed by Eacker, who, stepping in front OF Burdick
drew pistol and without saying word shot him, the
ball entering the left breast and passing through the
lungs lodging beneath the skin the spine. Eacker
was Immediately arrested and is in the Fonda jail IL
with great difficulty that the people were restrained
from ynching Eacker. He had threatened 10 take Bur
dicks life some time since account of some law mat
ters but little attention paid ~ his threats at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

The report OF Representative Washburn OF wisconsin
on the subject Of the postal telegraph embraces al the
testimony given before the Select Committee OF when
he il the Chairman with various documents III FAVOR OF
the measure The manuscript was to-day placed IN the
hands OF the Public Printer aud will make large
volume. $780,. i.. r,,,u,
day might on visit 10 Ohio and Pennsylvania, has re-
turned ~ this city. -, ,..., 4,
Chief,Justice Chase has accepted the invitation OF
nromnent personal and political friends 10 VISIT Gettys
burg springs early August where he Will proOaoy re-
main several weeks. -,
NJ nsn,ocrats I'm Congress and elsewhere making
preparatons for starting party newsaIrrln Washing
ION The rs number issued on the Isl OF september
large amount OF capital has been contributed. Jas. f.
Harvey minister to Portugal IA reported AS one OF
the editors. ,,.. ,o ..,,,.o,
Porter l. still IN the custody or the ser
eeant- rns awaiting action on the Recommendation
~ tie Committee of the judiciary tnat ne be conned
three months in Jail Woods Is allowed full liberty OF the
basement Of the Capitol but he Is always IN charge OF
"eeman He lodges in the rUOm heretofore especially
hted mn for aud occupied by Wooley, the recusant VIII
80 I'm The Johnson iinpeac hment case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
THE INCOME TAX IN THE SENATE.
ANOTHER UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO HAv
ruE TAX ABOLISHED,

ANOTHER UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO HAVE
THE TAX ABOLISHED.
In the evening session of the Senate yester-
d.v Mr. Wilson Rep Mass called attention to the fact
thar The Senate was somewhat thin upon the occasion OF
the vote continuing the income tax for two years longer
a o1 rar cant He now asked for unanimous consent TO
of that vote in order TO have the
nnestion decided full sene He said he had been
snd WAS STILL in favor OF the dlscontn-
n aaa az the income tax but the issue the
other day was whether the duty on sugM
h,ia be restored 10 the amount OF tl,0oSe, or the
tncon.. tax continued In view OF the temper OF the
oHse in regard the reduction in sugar he had acted
I'm view of preventing the continuance OF the income
mon The country for an unlimited tune. His amend
s,i had sec urcd the reduction VI the sugar duty, In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
VENEZUELA.


GUZMAN BLANCA BLOCkADED IN LAUoA1hA'
CARACAS, June "a, via Havana, July g.
Affairs in Venezuela are critical The Guzman party is
weak, holding only the port Of Laguayra, which Is
blockaded by their opponents The Dutch steamer
Uonfeur and schooner Sarah still detained but MI
Jessurun has been released. The German man-of-war
Meteor was recently fired into by the fort at aguayrs
President Guzman has been supplied with arms and
ammunition by a Danish schooner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
ST. THOMAS.

A GERMAN BARK wRECKBD-A WAR VESSEL FOR
GUZMAN BLANCO.
HAVANA, July 5.-Dates from st. Thomas to
the list inst. have been received The German bark Au
gust from Hamburg for St. Thomas was totally wrecked
ON Anegada Reef. The Panama and West India Tele
graph Company's steamer Titan had arrived at 81
Thomas. The Hon. W. L. Birch, Governor OF the Danish
Antilles had sailed for Copenhagen 10 consult with the
Home Government Colonial reforms. Agents OF GnZ
man BancO had purchased at ST. Thomas the English
steamer Conway and would fit her out az war steamer
10 fight against the MOnagas party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
TIE NEW DOMINION.
RELEASE OF A SUSPECTED FENIAN.

RELEASE OF A SUSPECTED FkNIAN.
MONTREAL, July 5.-Orders have been sent
10 sherbrooke for the release of the socaed fenian
Cen Mcnamara there not being sufficient evidence to
warrant his detention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
ROME.

PROGRESS OF THE INFALLIBLITY DISCUSSION.
ROME, Tuesday July 8, 1870
The discussion of the fourth chapter, that
relative To the supremacy Of the Pope was ended in the
Ecumenca Council yesterday, many Of the orators in
scrbed to speak the subject having withdrawn 1t Is
reported there will public meeting on Sunday the
nth inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06

Mr. CONKLING then withdrew his amendment
On motion of Mr.. CONKLING, an amendment was
adopted imposing duty OF 40 per cent ad yalorem
on telegraph wire.
The TaxfTarf bill then passed-Yeas 43 Nays s. At u
O'Clock the Senate adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-14
4 Card. 7

sJJAyING BEEN URGENTLY REQUESTED
III 10 become q candidate for reelection 10
the oifioe OF Chief Of the Gold Hill Fire Depart
ment, adopt this medium to inform my fellow
dremcn that most respectfully decline, again
being a candidate for the position-hayingh hold
thc once for three successive terms. Thanking
ny friends for their good intentions, remain,
Gold Hiil, April 18th, 1870. apil'a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-14
MEDICAL.
DIR. SMITHS
Hygeian Home Water-Oure,
83, CALIFORNIA STREET,
OPPOSITE ST. MARY's CATHEDRAL,
SAN FRANCISCO.

J,aIs rs THE ONLY REGULAR WATER.
i CURE In San Francisco, and by far thc most
extensive and complete HYGIENE lnsuIntc Oh
the Pacific Coast. And we oner 70 Mlnislerr'
lawyers, Miners, Merchants, Meehhncs' ,' n arm, IN,
The advantages Of this rational system OF med
icine. the hospitallties Of our Hygienic Home
and Cure. Young men who have become dilap-
idated or lost their health by excessive toll, cT'
posurc, or cneryatlng habits contracted through
Ignorance of physical laws, may with us nno
more Of the encouragemcnts they need, and The
means that will restore them to health, thar
elsewhere In California.
Phrcno.E Examinations and Consultations In
regard 70 Health. Free, from 10 A. u. to3 d.
We hayo the Electro, Russian, Inrk,sh ane
baths for Ladies' and Gentlemen, from to 8
and on Sundays from Z A. n. to- 1r.M r.
Great Reduction in Prices.
We now give patients four weeks HyIienie
Medical Treatment, with Board and Room, ioi
sGo On ordinary cssos Board e GsTi Essn Esss,
nom 50 cents to 81 each y for $40; 20 for t16:
We have q separate Medical Department
for Ladies', which Is attended by thoroughly
competent woman, while the private residence
OF DR.. Smith, which Is connected with ihe
Of Ladies desiring Hygienic treatment.
There is not one female invalid In twenty that
has been suffering from Nervous Debility, or
diseascs peculiar to their sex, that cannot be
PERMANENTLY CURED by spending from
four to six weeks at our Homo. This statement
We make In confidence, and from our experience
and observation OF the last twenty year,, and
from the many who have boon treated at our
Home and elsewhere. We hayo yet TO learn OF
a single regret from husband or wifc OF time or
means they have expended In Hyglenic Mcdica-
tion. II the females OF this State could bo made
aware ~ the healthful advantages OF this by
Cicnlc Institute over the system OF poisonous
drup. linking, wo could not accommodate one In
twenty who would claim our hospitalitics.
feb4-lm .#.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-14

Absolute divorces legally obtained In Now
York, Indiana, Illinois, and other States, lor
persons from any State or Country, legal every
where; descrtion, drunkenness, non.support,
ninth divorce obtained Advice free. Business
established fifteen years. s'HI1' mhs"-Sm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-14
BAKERIES.

TTAyINa JUST RETURNED FROM SAN
n FrancIsco with LARGE STOCK OF
FLOUR, / am prepared to sell all articles In my
line az cheap as any man on the Pacific Coast.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-22
SARDlS FAIR,

The second muual Fan 81 lhg Sm-
dis Agricultural and Mechanical So-
uet} commenced at Sardjs eli Iasi
Tuesday and closes to-day.
We were present up 10 Thursday
and regret die unGuyorablc weather
which prevented a large attendance
gu Tuesday aad Wednesday,
The entries were NOT very large,
but AL ofaycfy creditable character.
The exhibition OF stock was very
good. We noticed many very fine
hoeso f the Chester Whiteand Berh.
shire breeds. The rain on Wedacs.
day prevented an exhibition Of ali
the horned stock that had been Nn.
tered.
In the department Of Capt L. ",
Crump, VIC noticed, us deserving
special attention, a iiue assortment
Of pickles, put up ~ Miss Alice
Crump Of Saldis u most handsome
assortment OF fourteen kinds Of ieI.
lies, put up by Mrs D. i. Mcllonry.
OF Sardis, and We cannot snooL IN
too high praise OF the tasteful man
her Of the arrangement and the OK
cellence OF the i%ellies, aud We can
contindently say that we never saw
as fine an assortment at any Fair ;:
several jars of citron preserves.
entered by Miss Wynn, attracted our
attention BY the artistic manner IN
which tho pieces wcrc cut; the pre-
feet execution OF two different pieees
Of wax-work was greatly admired
by all; II vase of flowers cnterel
by Miss Lillian Hudson ofthis county
and the other cross entered by Mis-.
G.Clark;thc tubc-roses pendaLt to Il To
cross were exquisite. There were
many different articles of needle
ZEA EMM4 ut
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-22
PARIS TO BE SHEiLED.

NRw YoRK, October l6.-A 7ri-
jaae special, dated London, October
1G, says:
A special correspondent Of the
Tribune at Berlin ~telegraphs, under
date Of October II, that the armies
investing Paris have and are stiu
receiving heavy achievements, com
posing the Landwehr Of Gardes
at Strasbourg, the bulk of the
newly formed 18th corps before
and Baden, which arc march
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-22
MARRIED.

On the evening of the 9th of 0eto-
Der 1870, at the residence Of MIR.
Carncs near Elliotts Mills, by Rev.
4. A. Caldwell, Mr.. Wm.T Alex.
ander and Miss Sarah Fannie Grit.
fee, all ofthis county.
On evening of14th October 1T the
of Capt. Levin Lake, Pa.
ducah, Ky, by Rev. W. 4. Harris,
Howard, Esq, Of Nebraska to
Miss Ida Lake.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-22
WiG NEWS.


.. HI' I.''N ht INn IiItlH NT #T
CLOUD.
Lu<noN, October n. the fod
Ia lauh.sr uI fred from Ear, l.r.r;.
au tr't .u taa bedroom OF Napoleon
ir destroying 1T.
IA9 famous Corr. londcnt otthc
f.a.s, writing from Berlin. saws the
bombauuuoul of ~t. Cloud is con.
Igmncd Nv tic o%l,iafaI and o]yoofna
,or,r, IAN a.t
I' '' "'' 'S' W. '''''','a'I com
m'''o' ny l'o very ones VINO depIor'
the necessity lor bouharliae Pals.
Crai1ai'gn OF N,i ..as.
Lovpoy, October 18Th. n,r,
.,f u.,ll,,l.... "0
'i lillNltlt Lllrt N'lthl Ia |tH.lY.L
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-22


...... r..
..
~
It.v .. .
... t.. n.0 .f. H...s Nh.
H.,.. uI.ag u.. .....
f.... ..r Wild. .,.I... l..
t.o ou'gat. were .a,e. arrr.
boll.d Uuj brought to if..i.c. v,l.
Incorporation oral Gins. or aa.
gan..
THE official language in AI.a,s.
hereafter will ho German
A gentleman has arrived ~. y.,
.aiiics from England. with f2o ooa
raised in that country for fine Gcr.
mu hospital nrnL. Tho aponnt
w,ULc Inrp.l ,....
authorities immediately.
s,. CIorlt IN i.4,i LIN
pictures uH, tap,strq vcro l,-t.,,.r
DIV the fire from tba fart.
Is GREAT BATTLE nniIyrzr
Toms, October 1S.-Thc prr..
iaus and French oro sim c,,,..,1.
ting large forces near Orleans. nra.
paGalory to a great battle. Th,.
pus Jams occupy .3e c.t. is.f II.
wen as the camp at Eaila;-.
Nlcuugo.
Adyi,as from Lir,c ora tl.4
pru Ian logp,3 L,vo o,,s,.,l r..
northern dopartuort. naI
measure. far dee,,., Nm
m onrc
The ragyt1,la,..7 ..... 49,.
t,.huo.t or d.. ''"' W.
seen in the dircrlian of ''1 w. ",s''
n,1 m,..I ~. g''''''0' VI N'"ooiae
Tbcro IS ans o,lnn,n
honlLor ~ ,o''''',' "" '''' flSn'
,an L,.l. T I''''' "''' '"'e' on inc
IDENTIFY cominr torarJ n,' ''o ''',
Ton4 '"''
D.natchos fran,
onv 5,ro,n, l 'S
~ ''''''''1 '','I"' S~NlFhlshes
Wv. inc russians and Frame
IlerurS.
Dispatches are lust received an
uouncine another snccos.G,l ,,.r,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-22
commissioners Sale of Land,

Jane Clayton, ct al,
vs. Va oIe
Louisa Vernon, ct al.
Under andby virtue Of decree Of the Hon
Chanecry Court of Pamela county endered in
The above entitled cause, | will, on the
Az Monday Of NopeAber merit. The
same being the 2Sh
day OF said month, between legal hours. ofs.r
Tor sale 70 the highest bidder the following 70.
al esta'e, to-wit; Northeast quarter Of section
twenty-onc, l2iG southwest quarter Of section
twenty-five i22l, and that part Of sorth.cost
quarter ofsaid section TWENTY-FIVE. and IN M,
hart oi section twenty seven (27) north Of MI
Teliahatchie river, al in township eiqhf An
range seven west. Said land Is Know i,
ne Wiides Vernon plantation, living on ,be
Mississippi x Tenn. Railroad on the por,h siso
% iallahatchie river and will be sold In ,,octs
OF ono hnadfed and sixty acres each.
IERAs--onc-third cash. balance IN ono ana
Two years, with approved security foF deferred
payment J. G. HARRISON.
Commissioner