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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-27

Sani@un8. -aar31i4 trus fi& in Berlin
auf benz @Srltber Batnbofe etnes iener tra>
sttcmiiaen Greisnt0e gu, pte fe pteber9plt
aud tm Sabre 1866 resiRrirt wurben.
Srauen unb Brdute Der %absebenben Refer>
ptfen unb 2anbwebrleute tparen In Mense
serfamraelt, I'M ben Sbrisen Elm lesteseebe>
tvobl su3urufen. Das Mbiatebnebmen fanb
gar fein Gnbe unb ia1teblt9 wuroe ben
8abnbeantter nod bic 8ttte pprsetrasen,
bic Trauen einise @tationen nett n1ttfabren
gu la6en. Nad fursem @trduben sins
man benn aud auf bte1e 8ttte Der 9anb>
spebrirauen Elm, fe1ts ibnen aber bic 8ebin'
suns, bab fe tn BRET beipnbern, gun, 3wede
tbrer 8efIrberuns Dem :3use ~ansebdnsten
@asen Ylab nabu1en. Das sei9ab ais
aber Der 3us lia in Sewesuns febte, blieben
bic nur f&einbar a%nse9dnsten @asen NIT
ben Srauen rubts feben. Die b%eionnenen
8eamten batten eben bas bette Mitte1 er>
9rifen, UNI ZEN @biAieh, Der unierer @et'
nuns na@ iiterbaupt nidt ert 1T bersbre>
Genber Weiie auf bent 8abnbofe, fontern
ernt unb banbte 3a 9auie erfolsen fp1te,
fur5 gu ma@en. Au9 auf benz potsban1er
9abnbofe fol- Mebnlt4es seiAeben fetn.
Gin neuer &aspar 9auier 1T in ber Srt>
fdaft Mba int @tublwetbenbur9er Gpmitat
tn lln9arn auf9etau9t. Dort wurbe r,Gn1>
lid Dor tpentsen Sasen Elm nadtes, Serfom>
n,enes unb unbefanntes n1dnnli9es Snbipt>
buuut ererifen unb Der GomitatsbebSrbe
u~ber9cben. Du6el5e birfte ettpa 20 Sabre
alt fem, BON flsiner Statur, bat lt@tblpnbe
5aare unb Musenbrauen, blaue &usen, cine
aufwarts febenbe ruiTlde Raie, sebunfene
Sippen, 1T bartlus, iibrioens gut sendbrt
unb 9efunb. @eire @praAfenntnib BE-
fGrdnft fId auf biz Dorte : 9rob, G0en,
&irhen, GnSbel, Gsnbarm unb Saub, unb
biele feds @orte umfafen aud bic ean3e
eei(t9e Musbileung bes Mruen.
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Ser SO dnberer.

met Sffsiere! r1etne arn1en @clbaten! SD
barf I'm. aud @te ni4t nod traber ~ flint
rteu, taum faeen. wie piele babtnseraft
tpurben. Cine fpdtere @adri4t foa Sbnen
bte Namen S5rer 8efannten unb berientsen,
ueldeSbnen tteuer fint, meleen. SHE tper>
ben @te fe tpieberitben. DIE YortrefFt9en,
tapfern Sunsen ipdten rie 9elben pte
bic 2Dwen. Son IS unter meinem Cent
n.anbu Rebenoen 0ffsiereu tperbsn Al SER
mibt. Steten, beute Mcrsen nod sod Sc
Ben unb @lutt, farben am Mtttase, 5met
amNaamittaee. Mein unslidli&crS berf'
lieutenant Desborttes erbielt einen @4ub
1T bic @ette, .pelaer Sen l1nterletb bura
bpbrte.
Or bate serate nod &raft senus, mir
sic @anb gu briden, ais i'd i'm rerlie6.
Man trus ben GaYfern fort urb npabri4etn>
lid TT er in einer..preubiiaen Mmbulanj &C.
Forbeu. 3wet 8atat1ons&efs fansen tbren
SOB, ein trttter 1T entpeber aud tobt ODER
e~efansen. ct. @upeur 1T tSbtlta perpun>
bet, u nsnis 9ofnune 1T fur fetn @uf'
fouauen ba, benn cine &usel brans ibm IN
In bic Brua. Yterrun 1T ebenfaas tpbt.
Bon breibts Gapttdner fnb mir flint ibrts
seblteben, bic iibrtsen iinb TT bic Gwistett
btnabersesansen. @lei9es S4idia1 bat
ane meine Mbiutanten unb bic metfen met
ner Sereeanten betrofen. @pn ben ebtern
inb nur finf ubris. 3wet, tpelde betm
Eratn li@ ~befanben, finb entpeber nteberse>
ldbelt ODER 3u @~efan9eaen sema4t. &Qe
meine Yferbe fnb erbeutet. Metn faDner
&appe murbe Dem General Saureur unter
eemeeibe erfdofen; t& bate ttu bas&tter
lberla6en, neil er ietu etsenes fapn In, Mn'
fanse tes Telb;uses serlpren bate.
Macs TT Maem 1T MIR nt9ts eeblteben,
ais bic &leibsr, bic th auf Dem 2etbe TRACE.
Sieben3is Stanes, wel&e in benz &od
taden, Der BET Der Baggage war, itnb NIT al
lem l1ebrt9en serlpren sesan9en. Dte Ser
LUTTE, bic MID perlDnli4 setrpfen, iblase
td nt@t bod an, ater tnnerli@ weine i&
Sbrdnen Der &lbruns, bente i'd IN a1e bic
brasen 8ameraben, bic i'd rerlcren babe
unb bic 9efaQen fnb.
@eneral Gallon unb &obert be goene
baben ibren Sob %sefunben. &lfreb be
@ramuunt, gruber bes @tnifers, er5telt
cine Wunbe int 1infen Mrn.. Mu9 anbere
Gcrps. baben 9letd ten, ,meintsen i9tper &C.
littex.
Tuuf> Bis iedsbunbert 3uaseu, cbae3er'
after, pbne 3elte, pbne mpntiruns unbTou'
rage finb mir nod ibrts seblteben, aber MIR
baben @afen unb murrten nt@t uno flasea
ni4t. 0bne Offeiere funn man uns ni&t
in etne neue S@la@t fatden; unit uns 3u
%repreantfren, tperben mir sermutbli9 mad
@trabburs abseben. Die &estmentseaGe
NIT unlerer 20bnuus Sat Der Tetnb erbeutet.
SIN btefem Some sebt Der Beri&t petter.
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Gin auber 8ilb.

Rad Der @91a9t bei@6rtt beri@tet ber
@eneral Bo@er, @ommanoant Der fran5of'
fden 3uapen, folsenbes:
,Mein tbeurer Treunb! 3uerf @ott met
men Dant, ba6 td aus al ben entieeltaen
@sfatren, rpelde bas 2eben zines Sploaten
beoroben, unperiebrt berpor9esansen BIN.
Sur tuie bur4 Elm @unper lebe i'd nod,
ni&t bic eertnSie gerwunpuns BAT mid be-
troffen unD metae t0rpsrltde @elunobett 1T
uortrefFt@: aber metn !9er3 1T sebro4en
uuo Don ttefem Gram erfl1t, Metue ar
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-27

nit Menottt @aribalpf AT bic Spibe
Der Bere9uug 9esenMom fellen. Der
@eneralD umont bat f@ an bic 8artt>
bsr;t9en 8rioer In Giptta>@ ec@ta 9e>
trencet nit ber 8ttte, Die frani6alden
Sotoatsn, bic Ct frantbettSbalber ni@t
m%itnebmen fam, in ibr 9olpital auf>
3unebmen.
Die pdpflide &esieruns brtnst ibre
Mrmee auf 8rie9Sfue. Mae urlou ber
,puree, e%tnberufen. Die 3ouapea
tperoen auf cine 8rtsabe ~Yerltdrft.
Marl9aQ 2eboeuf ertbetlte ben fran36<
-fl6en GreiuiQi9en GrlaubniB, wenn
ie wolten, gu bleiben. Gs treroen
3ablret9e Necruten ertpartet. Gtpttaz
@scdta miro in @ertbeibtsun9s jufanb
9elest. On per italiend@en @ren3e
wttpen @9an3et auf9ewprfen. Nn<
oertbalb MiQionen Gba6epotspatr omen
ftao bier an9elan9t.
Da6 Corps Der pdpfltden 3ouapen
erbdlt @o@e fir @ode frtiaen 3u;u9;
ramentli@ itebt bic Nnfunft BON 3petz
bunbert Ganapiern bepor.
8el9ien.
Sln9f Bate tas @olf bteleS 2anoes
eiaen f4weren @ablfampf ut beiteben,
III ,peldem bic bisberieen r%abicalen
Ma@tbaber unterlasen une bic fatbpz
liide partet einen eutidteoenen Ste9
erran9. Dafdr rd@aen i1@ bic 9elcen
peS 9tberaltSmus bur1 brutale Sc
palttbdttsfeiten. SIN Sent !. 9. baz
ben f9were unoronun9en ftattsefun>
ben. Gini9e &l6itsr wuroen an9esrif<
fen uno perwlaet. Die 0enoarmerte
uno Giptl9aroe biuouattrte auf ben bez
orobten punfteu. Truppen iinb etn<
9etrofeu> nit beren 5llfe Die Sronuns
mteper 1erseiteQt muroe. Wu@ In
BrQhel famen &ubef6run9en Dor.
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6 8.

Der 9lmor peie iosar III Der ernten 3eit
fem 0ebtet 3u b%etaupten. Gin beutiAes
8latt briaet CUR @erfpottuns befanntergor>
sduse fulsenbes uGslesramm @aris, 26.
Suit. @e1ern, a1s Scr Safer Der Sranjc>
fen int @art Don ct. Gloub lpajieren sins,
ndberte fi9 ibnt Der 8ptl1after Nublanbs
unb erfldrte ibut, bae fsin (bes Saiiers)
&nebelbart ieinem (bes 8otlAafters) erba>
benen @ebteter, benz &atier alter &eu7en,
miBiaGe, tnben1 ct beifuste, er f.i ermddti9t,
iofcrt mad @etersturs gu tele9rapbtren, bab
er, Mapclecn, f@ perpFi&te, beiasten &ne'
belbart binnen "a Stunben ab5ui9neiben.
Der &ailer Der Tran5oien pies biefes Mr>
iinnen 5urud, unb ais Der ruifi9e 8ptiAaf<
ter am Ibenb aberma1s tmS@loGe erfaten,
I'M fetne TcYberuus 3u esneuern, 70 lieb inn
Se. Maiefdt bura fetnen Mbiutanten "a
gen, er BABE ntdt weitsr NIT tbm gu perbun>
belr. Man ertpartet etne &rtesserfldrune
Don @eiten &ublanbs. ale in parts mob
nenben &uTen finb erbtttert lber bic l1nSer>
fadmtbeit bes Sailers Napo!ecn."
ltebertreibmng.-DaB au@ btuti9e8ldttsr
f& etwas aufbinben la0en, bewetitn fol-
senbe @dse aus elmer parifer Gcrreipon>
beng Der @iener vYreGt" pcm Is. Suit:
uDit Gapaqerte trdst MttraiQeuitn Auf ben
Yferben mil, Ge 1T 70 etnsert&tet, tab fe
au@ ais Sufanterte unb ArtiQerte bienen
fann. Das 9%erausnebmen etnes heinen
8elanbtbeiles senist, Unit etne MitratQeaie,
bic Yrets seseben tperaex u,abte, untanslt&
3u MAIDEN. Die Snfanterte 1T nit S&teb>
farren perfeben, tue19e etnen Yfus btlben.
Dteielben u1an6priren 70, bae btnnen elfDft>
nuten etn Ginfanttt befebt, in tel&em etn
Resiment lid nieber1esen tann. Die 2pr'
ntfer tperben at bent &anb Der @rube 70
aufsefent, bab fe bic 2iesenbsn nod n1ebr
beden."
Surg reiolbirt. - Der 9auptmann elmer
pommer'iden %gpmpasnie belt sor bemaus>
mari9 fstner 9eute beule!ten bic furae an
iprade: v8erls, spenn ibr nit 3uacen 3u>
famuen tou1mt, 70 firGtet Gu& nt4t. Sn'
benz iis auf ben Seino losse9en, f9rsten fe
m0rberlih,. fDnnen aber ni9t raetz, pteSbr.
-"Mun", fragile ct einen bieoeren Stnter'
pcuumer, otpas perbet itr tbun, psun fe
Gua 10 entsesenfomnen ~ :" Mer flan ft
ub ret Maul", antportete btefer ruRt8.
(Ntr f1laeen lie auf's Maul.)
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@pm S1laebtfeIte.

Im II. Mu9uf bert4tet Elm G~prrefpon>
bent aus bent @auptquartter bes &rcnprtn'
ten Don %reuben:
Die faneae unb seiatdte Separations &C.
sen @eibenburs, bic nit etneua sldn3enben
Grfelse un(erer @afen setrSnt wurbe, mar
Bios Der 9eotnx hes Sturraes, BET lter ben
norblideH She'll DON CLAP btnbra uiex
fodte. Mu, 3petteu Sage mad Der Gfatre
pon Weisenburs fam bieSalaAt spnB6rt9
no Der &ren'prtn3 einen sroben @tes aber
ben besabtefex fran30Rf&en@ enera1 bapon>
trus. Gs wirb %3useseben, bab bic Sran3o>
ftn nit toaflbner Eapferteit foaten unb
loren @esnern fawere @er1uae betbra@ten ;
aber serabe bieie Gbatiaaen betrdftisea bic
furGtbare Nteberlaee McNRabon's. Sd
sins aber bas S@la&tfelo BIN, ais bte1ob
ten nod unbeerbt9t auf benz fefsetretenen
8oben lasen unb fonnte mir bur@ bic Sage
Der @~efa0enen einen 8esrtf aber ben Ser
lauf bes Samples na9en. @Ortb liest in
etnem frudtbaren Sbalsrunb 3wiiden 3tpet
@uselreiben. SIN @tnter9runb, TOO bic
Sran3cien @teuuns s%enoa1uaen batten, be-
fnbet 1@ auf Der neflt@en Sette etnWalo-
~freifen, Der ben @ad3us beden fonnte. Gin
fleiner Bad, ber int Sommer ni9t etnmal
einen &abn tra9en fann, rteielt bur9 ben
Ort unb BON ter 6Fliden Sette suinbet lid.
bef4attet spn O6Rbdumen, bic 9anbfraee
bernteber.
9ter tatttn bic Yreuben Ste0uns 9enpna>
men. 2dnss Der 2anbfrabe ben1erfte man
@aufen Bon @tdelbauben unb unter ben
8dumen etntse @asenlabunsen Don aufse>
lefenen acknowledgement. Das fra n3Sii'
lAe @erebr. unb Mrtiltrtefeuer bate bier
furdtbar setpitbet. Der eriwdftltfe @.>
berNanb tonnte eesen bic etierne Dtseiplin
unb ben uneriaatterli@en Mutb BET . cut
i4en nt9ts ausri4ten. Gan3e @onaYas>
nten Tran3ufew, waren BET benageriu@e, ben
Teino aurad3uwerfen, nteoersen,dbt tuorben.
an utandenS teaen laser btuti&e unb fran'
3oflae @olbaten tn 3teu,lt& 9lei4er !3abl.
Aber wetterbtn tuuroen bic 2et4en 81 rSran>
3oltn immer 5atlrei9er. Die fhwar3en
1ureos unt bic 3uaoen lasea an ptelen
Streden tn bt9ten 9aufen aud bic Gut
raiTere batten siel selttten. @tdblerne
Brufplattex unb Stlde Don 9eluen BE-
6edteH bic &ld3u9slinte. 2obte Yftrbe fab
man In alien @i&tunsen %3u3unberten. 90
cling Is meiter fort bur& beu @alb nur
purben bic Spuren Der Mteberlase imraer
erlaredenber. OfF3iere unb Gemetne lasen
nod an Der @teIe, 100 fe 9efaQex .paren;
@trau9merf mari uber 2et4en unb Blutla'
den einen ratlben bdutm.rtsen S4atten.
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8 . 8 8 3

~ Mebr @(e9al13 QlS
lie 3uppr int Npr6melten 5u
ftnben mar trift man beute
In .. @. Sngeripu Il. So.
Manufactur< unb Mpbe<
waarenban6lun9.
Speben erbalten eine
ppQitdnbi9e Mu8mabl DON
Observation-Disclosures 1T &C.
i6maGppQen Muitern, 5u
biQi9eren @retlet alS ie 3u<
UDr.
@eblet@te un6 un9e<
blet6te Mu8ltne perfaufen
mir 5u @n9rp8 @reiien.
Daunlere nte6rt9enYrei=
ie Dtele 8erfdufe na6 f1@
5ieben ftnb mir INNER int
Stan6e unlere &un6en fri
11e @Qaren SIT bieten.
q. ~. 9ngerspl1 4 o..
ssro. 4 asabafbaw uns FOL 9ritte etrase.
nabe Der Srade.
ct. Naul, Minn.
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6@eua umfa6t Elm Bdne9en BON 20
Gotten nebit IL Gotten Mnmerfun8en.
Mn %. Suli wuroen In @tuita>
.8ec9ia bic GapaQerte> bic MrttQerie
unb Elm Sdgerz8 ataiQon be8 franS5T<
faen Occupations Gorps efaeel@ift.
Die tele9rapbi(9e Depel9e> ,pelde oer
General Dumort erbtelt, belast taB
bic italtentl9e @esieruns ben @9ub
bes r5mtlaen @ebiete6 lberncmmen
kabe. Der 85nts @ictor Emmanuel
Sat at ben papf se1drteben> INN tbn
3u Yer19ern, tae ct BON BET italtent>
I9en &eeteruns chen 10 gut sei@ibt
ueroet1 1pQe wte BON ber fran36flaen.
btalien bat jeBt fdpn bret Siberia,
Ut 'ouszGorps auf9efeQt urn bic pdpit>
yil zen Orensen gu ftdern. Den Ster>
bef, .bl flbrt rer &rpnprtnj 5umbert,
Nae &orps bei @btapone commanoirt
eAr & General piansQt pa6 Corps In
ben 81 Varten Der General gaborna, bas
Cor SO \W ben 0rensen seseu Neapel
Der lISen Vral petlaensp. Srob aueoeu,
N,am Yen iia bic Motbbemoen an
,e, ! a. .en,lW, ausin in Narat nebftumz
e 5hsnl Gnp 5000 esrie!ten oeriam<
1T Av1on {ast bier, Sirio rperot fi&
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For the Pamela Star.
To the surviving members
J or the Hudson Battery.

Ems. STAR;
Having recently conversed with
several members of the Hudson Bta-
terry, on the subject Of bringing the
remains Of Lieut. Robt. Sweeny from
Vicksburg to Pamela aud erecting
a suitable monument to his memo
~, and being DESTROYS that this
Question should be decided by a
majority of the Battery we propose
that the surviving emembers of the
Battery meet at Pamela on the LIST
day OF judy, to determine this
question. Liuet. Swceny came to
Pamela a few years previous to the
outbreak of the late civil war, we
believe from North Carolina, and
by his energy, industry and atten-
ton to business he soon gained the
confidence and esteem of his fellow
citizens, AT Reorganization of the
Battesy he was elected 3D. Lieut..
On the DEATH of Capt. Hudson and
the resignation of T. y. Randolph
he was promoted to 1st Lieutenant,
Lieut.. Hool, promoted Capt. Ow-
ing to tho sickness of Capt. Hool.
Lieut.. Swceny was in command Of
the Battery through many f%erccly
contested battle, and on all occasion;
! with distinguished credit aud honor
to hiruself and his command. II
was under him that the Battery
first began to win her golden lau'
rels and soon became the acknowl-
edged superior of all other batteries
inthe army of Bragg, Beauregard
and Jhonston. We suggest as one
reason that his old comrades
should bring his remains back, that
Lieut.. Sweeny had no relations Ii
this country whose duty it woulc
have been. When the noble ant
lgallant Sweeny fell at Vicksburg il
of the battery his los
was irreparable to- his men, and th.
cause which he espoused neve
j, Host a Drawer, or a noblcr defender.
"To him as to the burning leyen,
Short, bright, r~esistless course was given
! where'er his course was found,
Was heard the lated thunder's sound,
Till burst the bolt on yonder shore,
Rolled, blazed, destroyed-and was no fnore
q Marmion,' Introd. Cant !.
A. REQUIEM.
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The Ladies of .Pope's Station in
tend to give . Grand entertainment
consisting sof Tableauys, Charade,
Music, Recitations 8 on Tuesday eve
ming June 21st for the purpose OF
raising means to build a church at
that place. The entertainment VIII
be one OF the most pleasant and IN.
teresting Of the season, and every
ono shonld be in attendance as en-
enlargement to the noble ladies tor
their zeal in SO high and holy a cause.
Tickets for sale in Batesviiie al
Mitchell, Camp & Gattis, and O. sh ~
ford, & Dickens Store sssh ga
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MARRIED..

At the residence of the brides
father in Verona Miss, on Wedues-
day evening Sth inst at 81 o'clock
by the Rev. Mr.. G. NJ. Hub
bard to Miss. Belle L. Herndon.
We regret that business engage
ments prevented our excepting the
invitation to be present and witness
the uniting, Of the twohappy souls
that shall beat with one responsive
swell; twominds that shall live forey
er more guided BY the same impul-
SEES and desires. Fortunes favorin&
smiles could have giycu no higher 9.
more precious gifttothe bridegroom
than his bride, and that he ma.
cherish, love and protect her a
!, ways as her lovely nature deserves
.ourwish. III
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The Living Machine.

FHf 4a E#g HHfaHNH ---~ ~ HF"HHs Y
Jniure the main s~pfipgofs watch and every
%nortjon Of tie works become disordcrel. The
human stomach is 10 the human system what
that elastic piece of metal is to o chropofneter,
n Influences the action Of the other organs,
and controls, to q certain extent, the whole
living machine. The comparison may be car
yird further: for Ms the weakness or other, Inn
nsrfections Of the main spring IL Indicated on
Tho face Of the time-piece, SO also isthe weak-
,,esa or other disorder Of the stomach betray-
al by the face IF the invalid. The complex
i'm i sallow or faded, the eyes are detcientin
~lastre and intelligence, md there 10 . worn,
! ins,s expression iii tie whole connsena nce
which tells a. plainly al written words could
IA thnts tbe oTsdt so,g9shing csgda wlioec office
i'll Il m;nssterte the wsatsIof the holy and
10 sustain aud renew all its parts Is not per,
forming its duty. 1t requires renovation ana
regulating, and to accomplish this end nos
letters Stomach Bitters may be truly SAID to
he The one thing aeedfai. The broken main
snrinr NAV be replaced by q new,qne, but the
Stomach can only he repaired and strength
ened and thisis one Of the objects OF the 10
mons vegetable restorative which for eighteen
vears has been waging a successful contesl
with dyspepsia in all climates. As o specih'
coy INDIGESTION IL stands alone When the re
sourees Of the pharmscopGa have been exlaas
ia without. At best, doing more than mItiga
? ting the complaint, a course oi tbE wnoiesoA
! and painiable, yet powerful, stpmaehie eHees
: nefgect and permanent cure. ln AZ Ssse
ofdvsneps;a the ~liycris more ~ less 4 iscl deFe'
Il and mon ibis disoniered Gland, az well 2
y t x.a,h auI houspls. the BittcrS az
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DIED.

We regret to learn that Mr. J.
Gordon died at lis residence two
miles South Of Peach Greek, III this
county on Saturday night May 18th
after 4 lingering sickhcsso Of several
weeks.
He was All Irishman BY Birth and
j good citizen and bis death y !
! loss Ia the community.
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ii ei'fsa ~ VII sf.s4
co b slians sha ~ aalal q
atf sti ieIfifH fftt lhg FL II
ilma d atn. stating iiai la hfi
been srlniHtal ~ = fily oiisH "
af d. a. there we're iN1 ear
neti aftfeams W. ihe position
.tssh ~ v hain VIA esfiaih " feiiihf
.lls. lha effect Was ieffiiie Their
fares vsfe aftaily elongated aea
.iof ilia eve dlft fhf hoax Was Nett
ur. nte wpnid have thoHEhta haif
dsxeD tlafteia pl dear lfonas bel
dltd TIE ioko WIS tttu carried b
lar that two collins were 0rleftl. a.
4 was aid me parties bod suliehlf
aelwfiei His lils ibe collins woft
directed ~ be ready Nv iWo houra
as The bodies wouM uotkeep Nt
ter the joke exploded the victims
.olit vera, not, seen ~ two days
YET thciokeM not Wholly on them
iof The jokiug pafty wa c%ongratuln.
ted by legions ct friends, ererg on II
rkom H. hal ioireai -Hotg Springs
Reporicr.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11

A new paper has been started at
Durant. styled "Ths Eye ri Me
Southy and is edited by Messrs.
Bowen & Turner, former owners OF
the Walden 7ssssis, which PAPER has
ceased
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11
WARM mEg'fg
lie REMEDY.
assss-. s.aa ssllzs1 nsfxfaxifxEasztzA

MAnsfnH rita Rsxuisf hpnH ser Niltdtuu
s,ru b v%nrsasici 10 ,bre fta GERS xsast etss
liiai ltiiiag or liloptiut ft@ THOSE VI
.mcalaicicd ,houtl itimeeitple call en- f8ei
lwrNlsthndrft WAuErl PAS ktstbe l.
Ne espr jsiy scr ihe Piles mdl4lf6' eeefau men
urd ID onlc any cllcr dhenss " has eierr
mhAy cties u otrrtniiiY f4igs stumbling Ptle
Uac Dollar. fpg saic NJ tG sttehs.t ettf,
where.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11

The survivors Of the 18th Miss.
Regt., will meet again at Water
Valley on the 30th Of July. .
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11
Ayers Aguo Cure,

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thI NfHfF NtH fffffs uaHiH
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t4uta fns laflr4.Har faes. az
oil fUffsInifl ntiasf Affrt NaiHlHr Sc
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diana Tie unnlHf slf U fftlsf al Ha fafW
III b. a+na aislfhfs, 40 htffaif hfymad - #Htl
nnl pt lanato aHhHnt q Fff4ffi IL &c htaefs
I'd An4r mritiae uuf Nttt H 20
ass alsaeris W frrfffe = fHa ace
tfaliai m 49, nafr rHsra, MI Nhtfs afhHf tsn=
pliai hai UtHfig fiih 4
tHafIHnlal tufft1Isl Nilhff w.at ny IN n
tfftaNINN ihfnnfh rta a#FiH laft HtH na
pHflauai IA taklrE ~ Heff ftHt daa1t.
DOE firfr CanstiFfHfsi nfii1K RON teiphl
h. III ne itrf, H u Hn e~teHilaHt fNinra5 AHaW
iunF ihr lltW inft hfaiasf ftiiFHN
tUf Nlllaa uiHuuirfh AMI liver tnWpiHHis y
~ No. e~sreilpui fvmedIi producing HsHE Htat
remarkable oufai, Nhefp oItrf usdsrtHTs haa
rrrrared W IN. a q ANN 4 Co Practical
ana Anaiyiital theiHtsta, lowell. Mt#s, Ahi
6gbl ai Futmf me woFlds M
PRfCE, 500 ran nOrFEE.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11

The Great Northern, jackson &
N. q. r. r, muddIe u stin unsettled
BY the New Orleans Courts.
Much injury is beingdone to the
interest Of The road hi this sqnahlc
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11

The Board of Supervisors meet on
Monday nextandO ~rerseers of Roads
are expected to make their annual
reports. .atfTW
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11

The summer fights have opened
in Gppdhsn. 50 iag, nobody hurt
Star.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11

The Press Convention meets at
Oxford on the goth inst.
~~-
Federal Gonrt isAin Session at
Oxford. ~ ~ II ew Z
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11

WAnssn's ceruH llAiEAN Is healing soften
ire and experimenting The exiraotHfsts
porsessts IN immediately relitT tht
and cyenlua.ly cnreiug the most ebstiiits
eraes Of Coughs Surci y rgaf, Hfouth Il In
Huenza. CataTfh, limarssaeps Asthma and tsh
n psion h RInslit inp1caitle, Sortoatri z
the trlitfand ccrtnin III dtlatis NAH tie shove
Eases, or any affection nftbe throat aid lanss
that lhotFands of physicians afe daiiy pfeseib.
ing il, aud ois and ~ ray that ills The lnaei
healing oxpectarant medicine know. On
doBe always aihseds frllef and lH most easet
one bottle effects Il cure. Sold hy afuegi Est Il
large bottles. Price One DoilnS. II " sou
own uhltiif ydh SUI Cough aha suffer. Th'
Balkan will cure,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11

The bill before Congress for en-.
forcing the 18th Amendment has
become The law Of the hand aud is
the orow ming step Of the Republican
party in consolidating the powers
ofthc nation in the General Gov.
ernmont, and strikes boldly at the
Of the States in their freedom
to pass laws regulating thcirowlin.
.ternal affairs. State officers are re-
.quircd to assist in the enforcement
Of this bill-athing never attempted
beforeb by the Congress OF the United
States.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-11
PLANTATION BITTERS

This wonderful vegetable
restorative ls the sheet
unehor Of the feeble and
debilltated. As q tonic and
cordial for the aged and
languid II has no equal
among stomachiCs. AS q
remedy for The nervous
weakness TO Which women
are especially subject, II Is
superseding every ether
stinulant. In all climates,
tropical, temperate or
frigid, IL acts as u specific
in every species of disorder
which u~ndormines the
bodily strength and breaks
Town the animal spirits.
Wherever it is intr0s
u .| .L.- nv. vi MAIH az q
duced it becomes a stand<
ard article IA medicinal
staple. 1t is to-day the
best and purest tonic, and
the most popular medicine
in the civilized world--be
sure and get the genuine
Sold by all Druggists, Gro-
! GERS and Country Stores.