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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
aiersns States no publicity no charge t diyorcs OBJ
KING &c ssfss
SPLENDID TRACT OF 20 ACRES IN ONE PLOT
"A adjoining the Delaware lsekawsnna and Western Rail
advertisement
s BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A daereot States; deserton &C., sufficient cause;
'4'''''''' n. HOUSE, Attorney Is Nassau street
CiohNs. CURED, WITHOUT PAIN FOR Is CENTS BY
the epanese Corn r Sod A. an dggss shos aad
wanted. nepo, "a Pine Street New York. -
IS fHELAY 4 col.LENDER,
STANDARD aMaH :ril' 3 BILLIARD e IA table,
warsrooms, Us Broadway. New York
TosIss rAYLER co,
No 7oI Broadway
Are now Offering their splendid ,,ocs Of
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
BELOW COST,
To close the Retail Branch.
&. s .as sSsas4
LEE WIN special reference % his c,ys ChI1stian VIZ
III 2. sff ss y. s4
feeling but s' .o.s rom s.
an an. e soe Il %
posed on the occasion cordially Ivy nvs.
Seals viii be specially for ladies
aud win be designated ~ the usaers, who viii be In ~
tendance.
BY arrangement Of the owing Committee
W. b. Fielding, Chsirinafh. Daniel w. Adams,
j. u. Imboden. j. p kehey,
Ex G. Norton, J. +. Green,
Il. G. Cabell y. A. Beal,
J. H. Hunt. Samuel 4. Anderson,
Robert TannSSfI, Is. ID. Tucker,
n. J. Slaughter, Edwin De Leon.
w. H. Appleton &. X. Marshall,
u. II. Walker, theodore Steele,
w. b Richards, John Kerr,
j. +. Tanner, D. n. Baldwin.
Jauea Gardner, J n. johnson,
w. =. Milton. Myer Lehman,
John McAuoypy, D. NJ. Hildreth
Thomas L. Sneed, j. u. Cummings
The will De called order organized WITH Tho
Hon John Yard ~ President and the following gentle
Vice Presidents
Peter Cooper. ESQ, Colonel r. @. CabeI
Rx.-iov. e. Louis Lowe, John Mitchell, Esq,,
w. H. Appleton ESQ., WIN. Patrick, ESQ.,
Henry GTinneil, Esq, N. B. Fielding, Esq,
g. II. Mccormick, Esq, Rev. A. D. Carter,
Norman ID. sampson, ESQ., Francis Hopkins, Egq,
r. A. Hoyt, Esq, j. +. Tanner,
James r. Sontter, ESQ.,, Colonel Thos. l.. Hnoed,
William L. Coleman, ESQ, Rev. G. K Marshall,
Gen. J. A. Inboden, DR. r. c. Gardner
Gen. Daniel w. Adnms, and
Colonel Eurton N. Harrison,1
Major Robert fannahili,
Major J. Hamilton HUT, gS..,....
Major J. r. Cummings, ;"'s@'sNi7s.
Major J. D. Kerley
Colonel George Lennon,
Appropriate addresses viii be delivered
ArINETEENTH WARD WILLIAM NJ TWEED AssO.
will n and ihcaki0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-24

DHEUMAIIC AFFECTION THE MOST INvETERArE,
III positively cured Skin Disorders, Blood Impurities
NC Both sexes consult with confidence
D. DEHAUT NJ D., lag Blocker street. late OF Paris.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-23
OVER THE RIVER.

The river IL dark sbd the Wsvss srs ssgd0a 1T !,
The bestlnsn ,is pale and tho bsrqus. 10 old ~
'Ts the burden thst'S brsatbed from lips sf sjsys
Asd the spirit shsddsrs y Iauash e~eyc = BIO
Ts ungrsppls the chs;ns from the shores Of tinss
With Al 's6n wsrd bouad" for sn uSkaows sII9ss
To looss its grasp from thu, realm Of real -
And be driftsd awsy 70 the din ideal.
Bot nystica voice that the dssp life hears
Would ses.tsr such dsss.s, and wosld bsSiSk ~
Ittslks 70 the soul IN . different way;
II says that Tho rsys from the rssioas Of day ~
Give warmth 70 the waves tbst We drsaS - ~
csld, e'''' t+'sst s5f 5'+IA&S@ ~
And the rivers are glint.d with gljnnsr,of gold 4
That the rpplss are trenEsd. BY brillisBey
- bright, '.i tJ.) s{fiI ~ E'5JfIcng fLiT0fsI
Uasvsps By the shadoWs thst dssksn tinss AisAt.
And it says that the barque, thsags . fsry ttisGx
Il mssterpiscs Of the Heavenly King;
Aad though light IS cloud IN the sthss bios.
Aud clear ~ tns cir, II 10 stfpng and truei frfg
And angels wings are the sails that fan
The Ionging lie 10 1oviisf lznd; ei.85 ClIEslx
And the music that drifts from the World Of Atea
Makes the spirit forg.t al the music Of sais. =
And this is the way our bsrqus shall ride
Over the nurmuring, musical tids,5 ; :
And host of souls on the othsr side. s4.tfz.,
So pure snd fair. and so giori6sd,
With anthems Of rapture and weesms 10 oct
Another life from the land II sir, t.-- -.,-
And the spirit released shall nevsrmore
Regret its shsngsto the fsdeless shors. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-23
REGIMENT OF AMAzoNs.-1

A REGIMENT OF AMAZoNs.-The
London Daily Me,os expresses the belief
that the femaie citizens of Paris are a2-
paren,ly weary Of the mono,ony of be
sieyed existence. They are enlisted 10 .
body called "Amazons OF the Seine. -
Their costume will consiat Of pair Of
black trousers. with IN ornamcntni color
ell stripe. u blouse Of woolen stuff, with =
cap, and black nepa with an orange
baud, together with cartridge box fast
ening to shoulder belt. Only women
of unexceptionable character will be per
mitted to jois this accom- panied BY hus.
band. father or brother. but TO bring
with them . certificate from the Com.
,nissary Of Police attssting their char.
ucter, position. etc. The officers will
all he ladies, mostly wives and daughters
Of officers Of the army, or at any rate
possessing some knowledge Of military
affairs. A special patriotic and most
spirit stirring song has been composed foi
the corps entitled "The MarseiIIaise ol
the Amazons Of the Seine" In addition
To tending the wounded they are expect.
ed to defend the ramparts and barricade,
jointly with the stationary Nationa
Guard, and 70 render the combatanss, II
whose ranks they would be distributed By
companies, all such domestic and frater.
nal services as are compatible with morta
order aud military discipline"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-23

A JUDICIAL OpINIoN.-A lawyer
came into court drunk, when the Judge
said to him; ffoL fa 4as}geIs .4s9 =
Sir am sorry to see you in a con
dition which is disgrace to yourself and
family. the court, aud the profession to
which you belong lst bai2iSo7a u
The lreproof ELECTED thelfollowing col
loquy: I,aa II f.ino.s oll,y syc.g sf4
II did, sir; | said that in my opinion
you disgrace yourself and family, the
court, and the profession to which yor
belong, by your conduct Dlio gsqso
MAY i it please your Honor, haze
been on attorney inin-in this court fol
fifteen years, and permit me to say, youl
Honor, that this is the first correct opin.
ion that ever knew you to give" ."le7a8
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-23

The experiment Of making il missions
ary work was tried, with q few Agen-
cies given TO-. the denomination OF
Friends, and has been found to work
most advantageously. ALI the Ageii-
cies and Superintendents not 30 dis
posed Of were given to officers Of the
army. The Act Of Congress- regulat-
ing the army renders army officers in
eligible for civil positions; Indian
Agencies being civil offices, I deter
mined to give all the Agencies to such
religious denominations as had here
tofore established missionaries among
the Indians, and perhaps 70 some 9TH
er denominations who would under.
take the work on the same plan Oh
missionary work. The societies se.
lected are allowed to name their own
agents, subject to the approval Of the
Executive, and are expected TO instruc.
and aid them as missionaries TO Chris
tianize and civilize the Indians, and
train them in the arts OF peace. .....
The Government watches over the
official acts of these agents, and re-
quires Of them as strict an accounta-
bility as il they were appointed in any
other manner. The confident hope
that the policy now pursued, will, in o
few years, bring all the Indians upon
the reservations, where they will live
in houses, have schools and churches
will be pursuing peaceful and self-sus
tanning ayocations, and where the,
may be visited by the law-abidine
white man with the same irnpunitJ
that he now visits the civilized white
settlement. / call your special atten
ton to the report OF the Commissions
OF Indian kffairs for full information
on the subject.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-23

Count Won Benst although the Prime
Minisserlof the Austrian Empire, which
has been, so long onesof the Papsl Powers,
is himselfa Profestant, la fact which may
not be generally kpoEDa ssi i s4qoi. ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-23
II is related that soon after the Eu

1t is related that soon after the Euro
pesn war was declared, one Ct Bismarck 4
friends said to him: "Eut, my dear
Count. only think Of the fearful loss Of
lifelthis war rs going to suporinddoe. "--
I. '.Ah, nya boy, ths world, though smans
thousand years old, has not yet discover
cd the art Of making an omeiet withoul
breaking eggs!" "aa'is7s ai81oeis I
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-23

A correspondent Of the jacksonville
Sentinel, writing from Washington
City under date OF Nov. 20, gives the
following as the approximate popula-
ton OF the several States and Terrific
ries, rs CLEANED from the Census Bu-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-23
.lIa Il CORVALLIS COLLEGE, ,as3>.
MALES AND FEMALES
.tCOElvAILis, lOREGON.

WEAR DIVIDED INTO THREE SESSIONS.
Tuition 1(per Session of 81 months,) from,
t0$f6, accsording to studies. .sssseE s. s<asf
asMALE BIO ARDfNG HOUSE. by Prof. j, Em-
s9. Board: incading room, fuel and lights, $50
Per sssliou II weskst Washingj S. per sessir,n.
-sTEBas. o ne-half in advance and the other
zaif - the citIss Of the session ag a9 eae
sel6v6ns6 1ezszW w. Al FINLEY, A. M, -
ssAlH = President.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-23

RATES oFsADyKRTIsIN6 rss leAS q
,coamn, $1oo3 tfaif csisaa. 4eei Quad 6Sls
Column, $3s.
Transient Advertisements pr .Squars. ~ -
ines or less Of this sized typs, first inssstion e3
each subseausnt inseftion, H. ssxaSsHg
Asquare Is one inch in space down the eoisos,
counting cuts. lines, blanks, Aes - soail
MISTER. Nsadysrtissmsst = BE- sossidpssd asss !
than square, sGd ell fractions counted . fsil
square. All sdsudsemsnts inserted for 10
period than thrss nsnths 70 be f.gssdsd ~ slzy
sient. i 8fsInsa 81 .Yfgf5 4s# fsss1flf f.nn ss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-23

John Wentworth has lived in Chic.gs.
thirty years, grown enormously rich there
and has never been known TO GIVE cent 2
in snpport,of any public or private chaten q
ity. or for any public iustitusion.iw baA 81
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-23

A Jeffersonviile dansel gave q young
man the choice Of marrying hor OF being
shot. Just IS she got ready to shoot, By.
ISLANDERS interfered and saved his life. )
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-23

The new lRhiladelphia Directory has
2,222 Smiths, Of Hhnm 2H2 arp widows :
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-23
ALBANY BATH HOUSE!

szEzHE uED lERsIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fxMy inl orm the citizens Of Albany and vi
-inky tExL be has taken charge OF this Establish
zsat, sad, by keeping clean rooms and paying
stre business expects to suit all those
sSxSs aas favor hiu, with their patronage. Having
eAsrstefore ear .ied nothing but
First-Ci;.ss Hair Dressing Saloons,
fae expects I'll, give. entire satisfaction TO all
-childI, IN and Ladies' Hair neatly cut and
,Hhsnpssed. JOSEPH WEBER.
III s. z aanr4y3n33tf III ~. 80 i
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-23

THE NEW POLICY. TOWARD THE INDIANS.
Reform in the management of the
Indian affairs has received the special
attention of the Administration from
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-16
Extracts Report Department OF
Agriculture.
RESOURCES Oh UTAH TERRITORY.

SUI Lake, Uhh.-Aitcr invcai-
gatlng the agricultural resources oi
this Territory, ] am free to say that
| have been more than agrceably
disappointed. ! had supposed that
it was scarcely less than q barren
waste. | now believe that 1t is
among the finest agricultural and
pastoral regions Of all the Territories.
OF course we must irrigatc in most
localities, but It has been demonstra-
tod that by planting trees and culti-
waiting the soil, the rainfall increases
every year, requiring constantly less
irrigation. | am disposed to think
that il there was an abundance of
water in all parts Of the Territory
and 10 situated that land could DO
irrigated, would prefer it TO tho
rains and seasons OF Illinois. Where
proper irrigation can be had, double
The amount Of al kinds Of grain and
vegetables can be raised hcre that
can be raised 10 Illinois. As we
have not got the water IN all parts
ofthe Territory we must resort to
tree planting IN the hope It will
remedy the evil.
As for the mineral resources Of
the Territory | honestly believe we
are the richest Of all the Territories
richer than all the States, possibly
excepting California. You must
bear in mind that mining hcre Is ID
its infancy. Effort has been made
to prevent the development Of our
mineral wealth for fear there would
be rush Of Gentle cmigrants, but
that day has passed, and hundreds
ofmiuers from surrounding Terri
tories are flocking ia. Hundreds
Of tons Of orc arc being shipped from
horc 10 san Francisco to be smcltcd,
which, after paying all expenses,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-16
Spotted Tail wrisss Snsu ~

Spotted Tail wrises snau 80
TO Mrs. Spotted Isil. - lI "a
tsr hone " ssys; ~ 49, -
is ike tho ssnds 81 ~ - ~
huts ere Ike IL sssss u - 1ue.
His hsrsss - iron. 1k1k - I =
IightaiAg. H ~ : IIsIlb y DtIn1
goss ovsr ne esssa 6suI1 y
reaches hundkva no1I1 r.
blown thrsush ~ wifs. ~ ~
man u grsat hlcwSF. ~ u
u his ncstk - y ~ - s
earth. They call - x11111v -
samnon men % M 6eul ~
the soul Il Spotted TIL kHsss ~
fear.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-16
TEXAS CATTLE.


Gonzales County, Tsras.--It Is ssti.
mated that twenty thousand beeves
have already left this county this
spring for the northern mnrket, win
Kansas. The average home price
for beoves prior tothe war was e1S !;
now II is $40. Stock men complain
that, while consumers are paying
more for their beef, they are rccciv-
ing thirty-three aud one-third per
cent. less, the residue going iuto the
hand Of spcculators. They sttrib-
ute this fact to two causes, 10 wit !:
First. A combination between .
firm in New Orleans, whose names
| do not knew, and their conffercs
in this State. BY said combination
the Texan firm monopolixes the
purchasing for tho New Orleans
parties monopolize the carrying
trade Of the Gulf Of Mexico, and
the sales In that city, fix the price,
they pay, and also the price they
receive. Second. BY enactmenis
Of the different States and the Indi-
an Territory, through which The
beeves must be driven, the driving
Of Texas cattle IL either psOhibitsd,
or 80 heavily taxed q 70 make he
expense Of getting to market, n tlbs
North, enormously high. Thb &C.
ton ON the part Of said eeatss bu
done more 10 embitter Texas against
the United States government than
almost any other one cause. They
read in the Consultation { cjence
providing for free trade bstwssnths
States, aud then ask, whist an Ne
guarantees Of the Cons.itutioM
worth 10 Texasi' | have asked
them why they did not apply 10 Tie
courts for redress. The invasiablc
reply is that the amount Of two Or
three dollars on . becf will hardly ius-
tify suit against 80 many parties, to
wit; each Of the Indian tribss, ~
each Of the States through which thsy
have to pass and, say they, ~ ~
sue them, il is in courts ~ hslbse
.jurics of their own section, ~ vAst
hope can we have cf sblaining -
tice 7 As TO the ssy Of disoass ~
duced in the North by Teuas 60
no sane man in the State boIIeyes ~
what Il isa hoax to prevent TSras
beet from competing with WeSlsen
beef. How can . sound md ~
fcctly hcalthy aDimsl psodues D.
case in another IN the some 60
ton, During fifteen Year, esi1ancs
in this county I have not know 4
score Of deaths from d'seass anso~g
cattle"
Williamson Cssmty, 1ssaa -Iarnp
droves M beevs are - 49, ~
to Kansas and > Ner1born go
II is cstimatsd thal = ! - -
thousand hsaa h4Fs lu1k11 : 80
this spring, asd thsre - 1uoC
md nscss y lsaye ~ - A
Ing twenty thou1nn6 = =
81 all kinds look ezluu \ -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-16

90 q fHallau. . 'plsFsH " b.
iea NJ seTs h. Nss ~ unemn
moalY .msfl l,J. qpi'i # arirs
if0as n intuition. vel ons rterJ
say fi, is H. .l,ouLl Judge" ID
lssmne merchant l'icksfne
thought IT otsf, snl sahl hs soull
ny sol make q place fgf hm. u
lue iime liic boj arrived II Pick
efnel store, hr broad face rudy
With health, and sospy from ihs
morning wash, hr hair slceksd,
his clothes new and uncomfortable
and u stiff dickey cutting his ears.
lie announced himself a. the hoy
81.
"Ah, ygu are the hoy are YOU p
SAID rickerncl.
AYES, | suppose so,' replied the
youngster.
"Well, come in here. then !
am very busy, but | viii examine
you in a few practical questions. ="
The hoy came in, and sitting
down on the desk, swung his heels
underneath it as though he felt en-
tirely at home, waiting the "qucs-
tons"
"Wcll," said pickernel, "sup-
pose a lady should come in here
and buy dress of fifteen aud a
half yards Of calico for eleven and
a half cents yard, what would il
came top"
The boy looked at his question:
er, at the ceiling, at the floor, in a
state of great bewilderment.
"How much caliker ?" he asked.
"Fifteen and half yards"
"What price p
eleven and a half cents"
He thought a moment.
"Well," said he, "I'm darned il
| belive any woman ever wanted
so much cloth for dress as that. "
This was throwing up the
sponge, and Pickernel put anoth-
er question.
"How much would five and a
halfpounds of tea ito, at seven
ty-6vc cents and throe-quarters per
pound I"
lie received this pretty mnch the
same IA the other, and after waiting
Il minute he asked
"Was it green or black tea y
Without answering, Pickerncl
put another question:
Suppose ] should send you out
with a two dollar bill, and you
should buy fourteen and a halt
pounds of beef at seven and a halt
cents a pound, how much money
would you have left y
The boy looked at him for an in
stant, and then iudulged in q low
whistle.
"You don't suppose" said he,
"you can get beef anywhere ut sew
en- and halt cents a pound, do yer
Pickernel gave up at this. lie
asked him no more questions, but
sent him back tho next day with a
letter, stating that he didn't think
he would answer.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-16

Fer since Eve and Adam sewed
Their fig leaves meath the bow rs of Paradise
And passed through Eden's beauteous gatos,
with sins
First blightng influence upon their lives,
To eat the bread of labor, this wise law
Has been in operation
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-16

fHf nfsnu ssp stgsss1nss 20
asftass

AHfff4t
a
f''i ~ Cfasfg. Drifssa - A fs,r
saugs s safsely neesl~a hsss. % \
never faiHs. | sloasi iadzs sk.s
tbe pat year res stt slIsrtIsi ..
over one and = llsli Inches n ssln.
and iliis !. much the ssms In ss~ry
ssason snos y gui ofihs qsss,on.
The pest winter has lesa rather csId
the thcrmpgaessr descending 10 is
fabove zefo.l sns degree Iowef than
obaefvcd hetofe. hpfiag i very
backward IT date; frost has nd 80
iirely ceased. though the mercury
riscs 10 T0' ia the shade IN dsy time.
The climate j. snblect ia great ex
tremcs the greatest heat | have
khown here was lls' Ia ths shade,
lj5' IN the sunshine. The eouussy
- arid and sterile, depending on ".
ligation for any crop. The valley
land, with irrigation, win yield an
average OF twenty-five bushels of
wheat per acre, often less aud some
times as much as sixty; ,ottou, from
tourhundred TO Que thousand pounds
lint. Ol trees, the liz aud pome.
granate alone seem 10 thrive we'll.
Grapes are super sxcellent----alI this
hest grapes OF Europe flourish herr
to perfection; and there is no region
known 10 me on the globe that will
excel this tor tho vine. have, IN
dividually; the best collection ot Es-
ropcan grapes ioundina q wide region
around, which enables me to spssk
advisedly on the subject. We shall
produce here this season . small
quantity Of as good raisins ~ tho
world affords, and expect to go tho
time shortly when we can send 10
the eastern States this great culina-
ry luxury unsurpassed, sad of
American production, asking no
odds OF Malaga or Cadiz for quail
ty.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-16
A DULL CLERK.

Pickkernel, successful dry
goods merchant Of Boston, was
waited upon at his hotel by a
gentleman farmer, who was dcsir-
Gus Of getting a boy, for whom he
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-16

When by Infinite pow'r this little world
Was launched upon the bonndless sea of space
To be the home of mortal man through life,
There was one law implanted in his soul,
Aud that unspoken, changeless mandate was,
Progression
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th eaIaEIT llm'Ir siir,

srhaafFTioN
Fsfaas rssf 70 aastate. s1e0
slt asaiht tIo0
siaElseoPy, +fI 20
nrls % AuyrnfisiSu
uae iantfe u ten inss hfsi insofii1u. : So.
Eaeh sdaifenal Insertion. 90.
All transient ADVERTISEMENT f,f lsfs than
three 8eaths. charged si the tate n tive aoi-
Lars sd s-haif ~ iqasft lnf zach month.
luastsass cgrss- Th0s mos,hs. t1eoo
Sia nsaaths fn 90
TesIes mgaths Is 90
HALf CetrHs Three Hghths. he0o
Sis months, 1900
rselte monih4 $4,000
CoLrxs Three months, 100 90
Sis isoHihs ili. 20
Twelvs months, $50, 90
Marriage and obituary notices, " not more
thnn ten lihes--free, and over ten lines, charged
u, regular advertising rates.
All Advertisements Of q strictly personal
chara' ter, will he charged a, the rate Of twenty
cents per line.
Editorial notices In local column twenty-five
cents per line
JOB WORK Of every description done with
neainess and dispatch.
Advertisements payable in advance, and Job
Work on delivery
To CoRREsPoSDESrs--Writ plain, with ink,
and on but one side Of the sheet Ten lines Of
ordinary manuscript, on letter paper, will make
one square.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-16

:" The planting still
Goes on. That idea wilInever die,
But live, and royc with every heas sn-seDt
thought,
Through all the ages yet unborn Of Garth.
The moving power Of the pres, we might
Thus snceisli1e in many other things.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-16

THE POwEROF THE PRESS.

Written in response TO a resolution Of
he Press ConueatioR of1S69
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