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The Prussian and French Arms,
THE NEEDLE GUN.

The Prussin needle gun is the
invention of Mr.. Drcysc, a manufac.
turc OF arms at ~Sommerda, who
spent thirty years in trying to con.
struct a brccch- loading rife. The
cartridge is inserted in the rear, and
the ignition is produced by the in,
trusion OF a needle into the falmi.
nate attached to the cartridge.
The barrel in 36. 06 inches long,
and is rifcd with four grooves
down to the brccch, where the cham
Der, or bed for the cartridge, il
and a little larger than the
bore. The gun cnlargcs slightly to
the rear. so as to admit the cart.
freely. and the lower part of
the bore for a distance of6. II in.
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AEHrD sEgRols

The last Greensboro BeaegH givea
m account n an attempt 10 as'aasin
ate sandy Charles, . colofcd man
who lives just below that iown
twenty-five shots we're fred into bic
house one Of which stuck lds wife
IN The iacc, passing through from
onc side 10 the other, ianieting n
very dangerous aud most painful
wound. Sandy Is satisfied the iond
iah act was the work Of men oi his
own color, aud that the design was
10 kill him and not his wife. We
are only SURPRISED that outragcs Of
this kind are not more common in
Alabama, Tho negroes there APP
pear TO pc all armed. From York
TO Eutaw, every other negro you
see proving through the fields, and
about the line OF railroad, has II
double-barrcllcd shot gun OIL his
shoulder, and after you leave Boil
gee and touch the domain OF Con-
gresham Hays, you will find them
in squads of tour and FIVE, each with
a young arsenal IN his hands or on
his shoulder. So long as this state
of affairs exists the country is bound
to be involved in trouble. The
white people will after awhile, reach
that point where forbearance ceases
to be a virture, and then many a ne
gro will pay the penalty ofhis inia-
nous conduct. The just will be
protected and the guilty punished
and the rights of the white people
respected in negro quarters. W.
to none in our love of civil
law, but a few movations may be
provoked before this and our sister
State have a permanent peace and
and the country rid of these
portable asenals which radical
teachings have fastened on the per-
son of nearly every negro.
Meridian Gazette.
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FRANCES SPECIALS.
The zouaves--Thelr Organization
and Style or Fighting.

From the New York World
France possesses several special
or extra corps entirely distinct from
the regular army, the National
Guard, or marines. One of them,
and perhaps the most peculiar and
eccentric, are the Zouaves. There
are two kinds of Zouaves the
African or original Zouaves, who
in time of peace are always sta
tionedin Africa, and whose strength
is about $4,000 men, and the Zou-
ayes Imites or Imitation Zouaves.
who are armed, equipped, anddrin-
ed like the original corps, but do
not possess the same perfection in
maneuvering, etc. These latter
are only stationed a part of the
time in Africa; the greater part
are stationed in various parts of
France. In their armament the
Zouaves differ materially from the
regular infantry, particularly in
their bayonets, which have the
shape of scythes, and their side
arm, which is the Algerian yata-
ghan-that is, the peculiar short
sword Of the Kabyles. Also in so
far that they prefer to use their
own private revolvers. Nc one
can become a Zouave who is not
a born Frenchman, and a very
large number Of them are recruit
ed amongst the Paris loafers and
gamins. Their drilling compri-
SEES, besides the usual military evo-
lutions, more particularly also
gymnastics, and no one can serve
amongst them for any length of
lime who is not an ACCOMPLISHED
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WAR IN SUMTER COUNTY.

Our citizens were considerably ex-
erclsed last Saturday by reports that
a tight was going on between the
white people and negroes at Belmont,
IN Sumter county, Alabama. 1t ap-
pears that on the ODD, Bill Jones. of
Demopolis, the white instigator of a
good deal of negro trouble in Ala
oama recently, spoke at Belmont;
during his remarks he slandered the
white people and made many false
statements which we're corrected bv
a gentleman present who denounced
Jones in very severe terms. They
agreed then to go oafa piece and fight
1t out, which little entertainment re-
suited in Jones getting very severely
thrashed. He then announced that
he would speak again in Belmont on
the Both; that he would bring a thou
sand negroes along, and if interrup.
ted the torch would be applied to every
house in the village. Saturday about
one hundred white men went down to
Belmont with the Sheriff. There
were some fifteen negroes present who
dispersed as soon as the whites ap-
peared. Jones and his thousand me-
groes did not come to time and most
Of those who went down with the
sheriff returned home about noon.-
A few young men remained, and late
IN the evening a crowd Of negroes
arrived, accompanied by a negro rep
resentative from Marengo county,
who was whipped by a white man
near Dcmopolisl last week. A Young
man named Melton, is reported to
have fred into the crowd when several
shots were returned, one Of which
took effect in Melons foot. Yester.
Jay afternoon We received the follow.
ing kilograms, which show that the
was more serious than reported
LIVINGSTON, Aug /, 1870. |,
Jones did not speak Saturday
he negroes did not make their M.
'earmcc at all during the lav yes.
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Dublin 10 DemsnNfaif In m,or Of
Frame,

brntls. luly 10 A grind u.
mou'intim will be- madc In favor
Of the French ou sunday, iu which
the Clergy Nll participate
BfHlly, july 30 Tho move
mcni' Of Ianlvrhr Is very .Iow.
and causes imrniicucc ON the part
Of The King.
Every able bodied l'u.yinn, Lc
tween the agc ol 20and 80, is in the
ranks.
CorENniGrS july 30. The French
Baltic fleet has arrived
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NOTICE.
Chanccry Clerks Office !
Pamela Auuurf Ar Io-n ,

, fanola August 4th 1870.
All persons who have had business transoc.
tons with this(Probatc Clerk )oficc, since March
ioSe' and have not settled therefor, are respect
iully and earnestly requested to come forward
at once and pay up. My connection with the
ONCE ceses ON the 10th inst and my successor
Capt 81 7. Harrison is fully authorized to re-
celve and receipt for all cost due me.
| have endeavored to be as accommodating
to the citizens of the county as circumstance
would permit of, and those indebted to me. I
hope will respond to the call at once.
JAMER II. PIERCE, Clerk
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y nc war.pash.

Inc Editors Of the STAR have been
spgaged IN Court this week 50 that
tney could not contribute the usual
amount II original matter. The re-
serve however, has gone upon the
~ar-p ash and filed The paper will
rsaiseosp tussian operations. Wan,
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DIR. A. WESSON

DENTIST, No. 306 Main Street, opposite Mans.
feld = higbee's Drug Store, Memphis.
In presenting my claims for a continuance
Of patronage to a people to whom I have 80
long been known Having practiced over TWEEN.
y years in this county, I deem IT, In a rreat
only necessary to give the locality ~
my office. In a word, | am able to give ncr.
~. satisfaction in every branch known "a the
Dcn,ai Profession, at greatly reduced charres
children's teeth. "
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liffti, lulj 70, Via Lasrs. Jut,
.jl,8am fhi.m,ming lbe rfenel
attacked smt.lIrck TO o. nrgpl,
superior iofsc bul were ,igof1n.l,
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War of De,pOtS.

Ntw York, July. 3O.-Thc Ger.
man Workingmcn' Union donounc,
the war rs It contest Of dcspots.
A reward OF $4,000 Is now offer.
ed for the apprehension of the muir.
dcrcrs Of Il. Nathan.
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Blsmark's Dupllclty About the
Treaty.

PANS, July BON. Benedict
has written a letter to Tho Duke Do
Grammont, Minister ofForeign A.
fairs, in which he states that while
Minister of France at Berlin, Count
Bismarck repeatedly offered to aid
France in acquiring Belgium. Ben
edetti also says, in one of these cor.
vcrsations, " Bismark asked mo to
draft his proposition at his dictation.
| did 50, and Bismark retained the
draft, alleging that he wished ia
submit It to the King" The cmpc.
ror Napoleon rejected tbs PROPOSE
ton as soon rs they came to his
knowledge. NJ. Beucdctti's letter
Is increasing public Indignation
against Prussia
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Special meeting Of the Board of
Supervisors.

A special meeting ofthc Board of Supervisors
OF Pamela county Mississippi will be held at the
of said county in the town Of Pa.
nola, on Monday the 18th day of August, 1870.
Issued Aug. I'd, 1870.
a6-2t II pIrRcp c,o.,.
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daHl1m lh Re- tHihl's Amia
hf fflm fmnso b. fnflanl. 90
lad Gmn,il inrtyio Vs. mift
dhtai.h was rffllsi Boz inFIn
ment With gnaf3l iHfisi
There ia m dYld Hhafaysf fiaf
MONDAY debate be- fa ilaass oi
tominom eil fe,sal Eufilml in ap
nfituls ri f%espln'e hostility 40 de
lens if1m tyey uHHfirr affecting
belgium The oiuiion " tha G,y
eminent oannot ln maintained mneb
lnugrr without much regard ~ tim
rliy ~ supporters will compll
Straightforward lrclamilpna.
Dismcii pufpoac ia known In
advance 10 hc 10 commit tho conn
", ioa policy which shull force
Fnnco ~ lri l'eIeiumplone NJ com
tort England, bat no purity lines viii
be- lmwu on thu question NJ The
present crisis
The badg Mars Of tomorrow
viii say there will BE- no longer any
opposition A unanimous parli
mcnt will recognize but one part,
that oi the country, distressing
the good will either of France or
Prussia. 1t does not DO to depend
upon either. England must depend
upon herself.
a special correspondent of the dai.
y Nc~s in Paris, partially contra.
diets the peace rumors of Yesterday
ana all hopes are postponed till af-
ter Il battle.
The American volunteer legion
scarcely exist except upon paper
md in the police journals.
Gen. Sheridan is reported a. hav.
ng intended coming from America
was refused leave to accompany
he army. American feeling i mis-
c%prcscntcd. No French Journal
to republish a long telegram
the Daily Ncrs from the United
describing the general sym.
'aty with Prussia.
1t is reported that Prince Na.
'oleon is obliged to accompany the
Emperor as a %procautioh against
MS possible disIoyalty. An indie
'cndant command was denied him.
4obcouf positively refused to give
i'm a division.
Dantnlarrc, commanding Paris
Turing the Empcror's absence, has
ull power to declare martial law if
needed.
News has just been received here
hat the French Fleet has arrived
Copenhagen, but its future move.
nenis are unknown.
The French Cavalry past the from,
Ter at Perl on reconnaissance to.
but soon returned.
The Times this morning reports
hat the Pope has declared his in
entlon OF retiring to the Island of
upon the evacuation of Rome
y the French forces.
De LA Nallcttc, the French AM
'lssador, says Bismark dictated
md NJ, Benedict wrote the secret
The London Times says the pro,
oond impression created by the trea
y decpens. 1t is time the mystery
VAS cleared up.
BERLIN, July 30.-Thc Prussian
government protested to England
against allowing the French fleet
% charter supplies of coal from En-.
sl'sh ports for supplying the feet
the Baltic. The Official Gazette
'f Berlin asks whether England
another Alabama question.
Later kilograms from the Hague
'tatc that on Wednesday last two
cruisers overlook some Pms.
'lan gunboats on the North German
coast u few miles distant from CuS.
avillagc ffty-cisht miles north
vest from Hamburg, on the banks of
he Elbe. The action was spirited
md resulted in the destruction of a
russian gan-boat, she being sunk by
he shot of the enemy.
- -
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b. iialy ml essilf sIeHasi sai ne
rn lfua small particularly hlsm
~ W. iio aa Iu ihs elnimsiaI
a ~ lsp lpl on banelark
&c. TIE oitteiipns ~ flf imaiau
H'riilr gun afe ihe danger a d
Weakening n the staml .ping an,l
'lH biliiy that DE needle mas
uf ls protcllti wiih sufficient furae
ioriofee the cartridge ~ arcpai
Of tbe eise md mpidiiy with Which
.
n j. loniel there b also danger ~ n
waste u amunitiun a. the
ablier in the heat II baitlle.
will often fire biz piece ~ iast ~
possible, even whon be- knows the
firing has no effect 70 make the
lrsi nee ~ The needle gun the sol.
der requires special training. The
Prumlan army j. very well trained
io w. nsc, and IN ihia respect bas nm
advantage over the French, who
have never been into n great battle
with their C%has'cpot,
THr c%nAssrpot.
The Gric-arm which has been
adopted by the French army Is the
celebrated Chasscpot rifle, which j.
probably the most efficient weapon
ever put into the hands ofany army
of infantry. II resembles the Prns.
sian needle gun, but possesses scve-
raj improvements. During the
late war between Prussia and Austria
the effect of the newly invented
needle gun attracted the notice of
lighting nations; and the French,
anticipating that they would some
lines be caIlodupon to punish Prus
'ia for her alleged arrogance and
want of honor, Immediately set to
work to invent n weapon that
surpass the needle gun in its
bower as an engine of war. The
'esult was the invention by NJ.
Jhassepot, after long and careful
having the Prussian gun to
nd him and to improve upon. AZ
cr The new rifle had been tested
'ver and over again, the attention
IT the Emperor was invited to it.
md it was not long, before he was
of its superiority, and Or
Tered its adoption in the army.
One ofthc principle improvements
which the Chassepot has over the
gun OF Prussia, IS that it is
lmplcr, and instead of being tight
y enclosed in the brccch by a cyl
nder, is almost fully exposed, and
he employment Of India rubber Us
oburator. 1t is argued that the
russian gun, after it has been dis
several times in quick sue
session, becomes hot and damp in
he chamber, owing to the inability
If the gas which comes lack after
he explosion of the cartridge to es.
ape. The inside soon becomes
and the soldier is required to
axe his piece apart and clean it.
Tho French gun is always open,
md while there is no gass shut up
n a chamber to corrodo the metal,
t can in a moment be clcansed
rom dirt or rust, and the soldier is
able to quickly discover any
'ccldent to his rifle.
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! have in my office now, in successful opera.
uon, one Of the latest improved machines
nnown 70 The world for producing NrrRous OK.
ipk OXYGEN LAucHISe Gas. The pure Gas
emitted rom this machine will transport, az Il
were tue patient to the drcamlapd while being
robbed OF the offending tooth without the
slightest pain, and is perfectly harmless in H.
effects. Don't mistake the name nor place. a
there are other names in the profession % mem
the same they have been taken for mine.
$40 Nam y. 306 Main 81.
scpi-ly A. wrscnN
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Martial Law Declared.

PANS july 3O.-Martial law has
been declared in the provincial
towns.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tax Notice.

The privilege tax levied under section four
OF the Revenue bill is now due, this is to notify
taxpayers under SAID act that | anu ready ,t
receipt for the same.
U. oZANNE, Shift.
and Tax Collector OF Pamela county.
A6-2m
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Ggt @akIp qanoIa Star,


~ CORRESPONDENT \ ~PArRoSs--All com.
nua'cations must be handed in on Wednesday
.cfning Of each week, and advertisements or
Lnnsyaay morning. Failure 10 comply viii,
tnts rule will cause publication 10 be deferred
W sas essaiag issae Of the paper.
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Excitement at Frankfort.

FRANKFORT, July 30.--Thc city j.
excited to day with rumors: the
most important of which is n of
the federal assassination. United
States bonds were greatly affected
by this report. They opened buoy
ant under favorable news from Saar.
Bruck, but fell to 76s at the close.
England win Give Notice 10 France
and Prussia that their Explana.
lions are Unsatisfactory,
LeynoS, july 30.--In view ortlc
public sentiment of England, occa-
stoned by the publication of the Sc
erct treaty, the Government will
address II communication to the Gov
crnmcnts Of France and Prussia, de-
claring their explanations Of the Sc
crot treaty unsatisfactory.
From orders recently issued from
the war Office here, it is believed
that 1t is intended that Russia will
join England in plaeing the army on
a better footing for protection in
that country.
Address Of Thanks from Cologne.
BERLIN, July 30.-Atamass meet
ing at Cologne to-day IN address
was adopted to the King of Prussia,
Germany and Germans in America,
especially those Of st. Louis, ex-
prcssivc of thanks for their aid in
this impious war. The address re-
lolces in preservation Of the love of
tatherland, by the Germans in the
land great for its deeds, in the lie
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-08-02
Communicated !
lUohimuhicated.l
Gen. Cobb and the Succession.

Mr.. EDITOR As q citizen of
Grant County of long residence 1
have always felt a satisfaction and
pride in our worthy representative
in the present Congress, Gen. Amasa
Cobb, and particularly so from the
fact that for four congressional
terms Grant county has unanimous
ly supported him in convention and
in November rolled up her rousing
majorities for him.. / have felt fur
Their pleasure and satisfaction. Mr..
Editor, that although am no poll
tician or Office seeker | have had the
honor of a voice as'delegate in two
congressional conventions and each
time Amasa. Cobb was my first
choice. -0~r o,,.
Now would beg leave to iuquirc,
Mr.. Editor, why it is that after
Grant county has supported Gen.
Cobb SO cheerfully and cordially so
many times, the two papers nearest
Gen. Cobb's heart--the Mineral
Point Tribune and the Platteville
WitneSs-are so bitter and vindic-
tive against one of Grant county's
sons-Senator George G. Hazelton !?
Do these papers speak the sentiments
and feelings of the General or is he
opposed to the course pursued by
these journals ? If the latter, then
why don't he call off his dogs
am no particular admirer of the "goar-
ing young eagle" but want to see
fair play, and / think it comes with
bad grace from Gen. Cobb's home
organ, after all that has been done
for him in Grant county, to be inter-
fering in our local matters and heap
ing such TRADE of abuse on one of
our worthy citizens even though it
be the "young man of brains"
"Let Us have justice, though the
heavens fall" JUsTUs.
July ~, 1870.
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Independent Dodge Again.

The Madison Democrat, in review
ing the situation and chances of the
Democracy in the various Congress
sional districts of the State, intimat-
ing that the Independently dodge
will be tried again:
1.-THE Third district consists of
Iowa, La Fayette, Green, Grant,
Crawford, Richland, and Sank coun-
ties, and gave the Republicans 3,916
majority in 1869. There is consid-
cradle trouble in the radical ranks
the present year, and no matter who
may be nominated the above major
ity cannot be relied on. A dead set
is made upon Hazelton by the Cobb
faction, but his friends are numerous
and warm, and we anticipate his
nomination for Congress by the rad
ical convention without a doubt
IL is probable that the democrats
will make no nomination, but an in
dependent candidate will run; say
Ex-Gov. Dewey Of Grant, or Senator
Gray Of La Fayette. Both of these
gentlemen are personally popular,
and ought to he chosen in preference
to any person whom the radicals
will be likely to nominate"
We are not accustomed to quote
from democratic papers for authority
on political movements, but the fol.
lowing from the Darlington Democrat
of the 10Th ult. is copied for what il
may be worth. 1t may please some
body:
THE developments of the last
week are few. The fact that GEN
Cobb is working for himself is put
beyond doubt, and that his game
is to assist Barber to divide Grant
county, is sure. He depends upor
what strength Barber has there. =
With IOWA, Green, Through Dun
widdie@, Sank and part of Richland
Cobb's pools are worth holding
If Cobb cannot succeed, Wilkinson'i
chance is best with the ring. If tn,
real wishes of the people succeeds
in being developed, Warden will re
ceive the nomination"