The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-12-02


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10Y Hnlf, boz an maupals mtaahg
snd ha m0thef kHiNs "a. Her son
Il iRaood Can I ~ spdiso hss
she asks. 'Ne. bat she guard vii
bring him. The guard goes up
a,airs, q great ron dssr lHfns On
. rusty hinges, ani be- briags down
lie yoanE maa lIe v q maolJ
bandsepe ALLOW, with q Bne bead
and ap honest iaev The poor
mother falls upln liza neck aud
wceps, and tlnp, uitar the trA out
bursis Of Rriei, shp asks a hundred
questions that mly q mother vii
ak DO goa Lqsq euougi, to cit 7
How do you .lacpj Amt the night.
cold without ay dlOi j. the mao
kind 10 youla Don't you need clean
Here's | have brought you
aud here Is some cake aud a
apples aud a new pair Of socks
that ulster knit, and don't you want =.
q new pair OF boots, and amt you
OF your lungs? and thus the
poor mother goes on until the Off
calls out time up, come on and
he young man is hurried OFT to his
ell.
Another mother talks to every one
he meets, declaring chat her son Is
Innocent, that he always staid atl
ONE nights, that he never knew
nything about ku,klux, aud that
@ must DO turned ont I; but ii does a
o good-no one to whom she speaks W
as any power in the premises. to
| saw II father stick lis head ont VI
the hole in tho door, aid ask for ci
> child. 1t was handed him. Now,
lpa,' it said, 1T you won't come, Of
stay with YOU The poor father an
Ioked up, and replied only in kisses oh
he little child prattled at every one flu
at passed, saying, I'm going to cit
ayin p3ison all day. in
rich planter calls out, '0aicer, an
7 servant Is at the door, aud wants in
see mo will you let in my SER We
Mt, sir He spoke in the haugh- ing
tone born o plantation life, not COZ
whit the less gruif for coming liz
ough the iron bars Of n felon's sou
/. The servant comes and brings Ne
master some articles from home thi
| receives instructions about the the
nagemcnt OF the plantation! tbi
When will you be out, Massa b? ira
faithful negro asks. is''' an,
The Lord only knows; | don't. no.
Ing mo some tobacco next time IN,
come, and take care of my the
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| Will Massa ! and tho faithful I'll
low is conducted out. on,
\ rich young girl comes. to see Va,
sweetheart, She brings a great in,
lquet in her hand, and a letter, ci,
she can't talk all she wants to in III,
short time alloweEl. Her dear Is,
J y brought out, y hani 3omeyopag nc
oo'w, well dressed, Of good social ssce
ndlng, and one who / should not o.
pix would be guilty " crime. A n,
lier, with q polished mnusket to
closely 4eliah lin, lie n
is in ! low topt, and sbo repli 5 al.
. lower one. she pins q HQwerb bal
button,hole II lis coat places al,
.ieweled white hand upon his al
and tells him to stand firm IL,
fear not, To the soldier who inc
ppds close BY with his muskct She str
IS daggcrs, but the soldier is a tbe
and does not care. he has elm
d worse things than Sowing pre
The young man says, he islia.
and has no fear but that nre
Will come clear unless witnesses M.
hired to swear against him, but, wa,
Tue lgnoniny and crushing dis wiz
SC ct being locked ID a felon'sl All,
That ls hat hurts him. But bill
brave girl cheers, him up, tells aru