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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-29

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eeurrsA I senbas between : lion and
hy,na ID . menascric, which is thus
Jcribsti 90 aIk k9ilaNf
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-29

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-29

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-29

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'ano'n, tue E',ogy on INC uc"d o'
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-29

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

The following is the new exemption bill
os renorted by the House committee on
military affairs:
In the House the exemption bill was 70
norted from the military committee. 1t r
peas all 70 -mer laws on n subject, and pre-
poses to exempt n persons unfit for mil.
tary service the Vice President memb"fS
nnd officers Of Congress, State Lcgis'ntur"'
and such other Confederate State officers a.
the President or the laws Of the respcct.'n
State may declare to be necessary; ministers
of religion not engaged in buying or seslinf
for profit; employees ofasylums; one editor
to each newspaper, and such practical prlu- O.
ters and pressmen as are Indispensable 20
its publication, one skilled apothecary IN
each store; all practising physicians hereto-
fore exempt, not engaged in buying or selling,
there fees to be fixed by the BOARD of CON
missioners in each State; all teachers here
tofore exempt; railroad exemptions are re-
newed with some notifications exemptioHS
on religious grounds are continued, on con
diton that the exempt pay an annual tax
of FIVE hundred dollars and sell surplus pT'
duce at schedule price. The last section
authorizes the President TO grant other eS
emptions or details on account ofpubllc nee
essity, justice or equity.
A letter from London, dotei 18th ut, IN
the New York Herald, says: "The hard
times are easier Rebel bonds are going nv,
and preenbacks down. Intereet has fallen
and the severe pressure seems to be ovci.
But few failures lately"
We are informed officially (by the 1ndeN
that Lieut.. Waddell of the Confederate State
Navy. has boisted his aagon a new steamcr,
the Shenandoah. She received her crew.
armament, &c.. on the high seas, far fro"
any neutral jurisdiction, and is said to be :.
better vessel than the Florida.
The New York Herald of the Both ulis.
saws, since the capture of Pryor, Captain
Burbridge has been dismissed from the az
my for disobeying the orders forbidding q
exchange of papers or holding intercour
with the "enemy" under any pretext wha'-
ever, and that Pryor will probably be r.
turned soon.
II was Brig. General John Adams. nor
Gen. Writ Adams, that was wounded Mt fl'"
battle of Franklin. Gen. Writ Adams .
still doing good service in Mississippi.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

ID cate that the first mission was far nor'
successful than was allowed TO ,ranspirc
BALTIAoRE, Jan. 20-lt is rumored that
Fort Cnswell has been blown up.
New YoRK, Jan. 2O.-God opened at
2O6J; advanced to 207l; declined to 202
selling outside at 200. The Monitor Potap'
SEQ WIS destroyed by rebel torpedoes ar
Charleston ou the 18th. 40 TO 90 Of tho
crew went down with her.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16
Y ON the Marshall Republican.
The Treasury Agency.

From, tho Ram, y, Of IN, AGENT nf an, Treasury r..
Gently made 10 the Department NJ Rtehmond, 'he io'
iowhS iicta appear' TheS hh"w' VIVA 'rS'uhaui'S S.'
ouacy, the operations ofthe Agency ana the eonii'
Of Its hnhnces 10 the loih DrceIntrr' thuuSh tul -
turns from all Treasury officers had moi hren receive
The statement OF amount OF new issue i'"asu''
notes received does not correspohd WIN u"se u
'"nty made hy come OF the pubic pfinl- l"uh1r' On
reports OF mail carriers ana o'heF au heht' rum''e
Thn total amount OF new issue Treasu.
notes received has slG, ,0V0, ,OOu 20
There has been Z, wed or collected in
old Treasury notes certificates for
bonds &c includ inE lenssits for cx.
change ...'...,.......s slOl .sTf IL II
r,.o,,,,, ,,,s ,..,,ro, ,ro,, ~, fo,lo,,,ur .,,,
i"'' s,'''' W - 'S ~ " -
ssi u W, w, =, w " /, ,i a., oor,or, po,d,
i ~ S'", w ', Inie iT,h ,on ca, asa 100 "a
nat, ut, j, "c r ma hr st,,e. ia iap ~
p.o9noU, ~ b n,sI,r-;",, nnrrrs ~ ia ssb %,
nvp''. p.,.t' "e.t ~ p, "e ~ ,eE 40 a.
~ ~ ' ,,iu., 49, ~, - H., =, IIi, 9 -,s A5o A.
~, r"nus @ m r''''' Wv '' htq III :.
,n,,',, p....,,in, p,,nd -It mo ,rl
n,n r,,.','. ,'AP' '' ~ ;Io
D;, ~, a.. ] -; i.c a5s aai rl
'P "
e,n s7a il5 \.
- -,
Inc eNnehhnues slnce lSt'uiy' winch "a'e Wv"
nhde IN View Issue hoteT' are, 'H: -, am ,,, M
ph war department. hciuISi'ioi'S'''''' @ n.
navy :..' i'o'o'''''
" CFll LIST, ,lhrluhlnS treasury Ius'
IONS, COnris' ~ yep trih'eres'oh ,,o. 49,, -
PuDlic Deb' He',.'''...'''' t'o''''e ~
49,
sio'f%i'"~ W
Leaving balance then in hands of Pay peposiiares
Suhrc daily rcuuisitionS 10 meet necessary Govern
t,ent expenditures bout two and half millions.
The whole Inoupt received for Bonds Taxes Sc,
aS alnvr stated of ry one hundred aud nil
liens aprroAimates the amount Of the Old currency
retired under the tax and currency Of Fceruarv,
1861 This amount has been will be cancelled hv
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

7 against Wilmington sherman is moving
towards charleston mr, m''es' VI 'ou,"
carolina introduced roso'u.'ons y" ."o w..
! al Congress denonnclhE nv r'Noiu'Ioh"'H
auy auenpt at peace making oy separ"to
s,ntcs
ihe ~ ho'i's tehi' '"' VI '"' '''"' '"'
lsc report that Ice mas sent troops w "P
pose Sherman ihS been eoh"'i"eu' w"
know what numbers
/ The Richmond papers OF Tie i"th an
I nounce the arrivdl of h'alr, nnc STARE nc
had an interview Win treslIeht Davls'
, Nrw 1oRK. Jan. i4-Ihe Worlu WASH
ington special says the Iresident w'l' vs.
sue n supplementary proclamation a'tcr IN"
fall OF Charleston increasing me h"nlocr
and grade OF officers eNcl"hra rom Am"'1
ty after u certain date' anu ihtotin'"e "'n
Davis and his supporters, that II tney ho'u
out long enough TO compel the raising oi
another army, no amnesty "ha,e'er ""'
lie Civ n but If they lay down the,f arms
they Will be masnanimoHs'y fea'ei,
I -, =, ~
CAMDEN, Jan. 29.-The NJ ssouri hepun-
! lican of the 18Th, contains Ten ierrv OF
fetal dispatch o' the c"p,ure VI r"'t =, r's"''
near Wilmington, dated l'th INST lie says
the Fort was carried ny assault on '"c e'tn-
ing OF the liih, oy Ahes DN,s'oh '"" ,"p
Second Brigade Of thi 'rs' p,'is -'''
Army Corps, AIDED Dy N"''aiion W ","-
fincs anu sea'heh' my ",''"
coded by heavy oomoarnmeht .ro"' 'ne
J., ,heet. Al WORKS ao"'h 1' rTl1 ''a"o' 49,"
III o'.. o l'w'I ;no,,,.,;na Can Wbi,i,, r. and col
ca'""Ie"' ,no''''" ,.i.,fl,' ~ ,,ai
ia''e' - ~ wi. ,vs, ,h;.r Eng:nrcr oiyrs
co's' ~ ,,o'a''o,N, ,,, ,"', rLa, or;nnr ron-
m"' "ta'''o" .,' To",aJnr,,o lace in nris,ners nt
ie,o",o ,oon NV "" 80 ,ho roInril loss will
'"'' 49, '", .m "'ro1 anIors NJ ,bc l.,d-
NV TnGoV' ,'N'. ,,ind rur,is scriouslv
."s y, -, pa.',',h,crcr d,nr.rously
""" a pe' ""p ,'s so',,;l,h hla ono The
/ ne H"9 Wv - con,i,;,,h mo
p',"',' w r.v,,.s musk.t fire
W,';,o.7 7,,l s,il.,rs r,nrh, o,lluu;ly. bnt
s''i''"'s A"" e"'' 81 nl r,or,
,ne 'n"'h'''y "lo .,",.I.d Eva rn, snccooI in
"lN ;" severe ''''' ''vr n.y., "'' t,o 1n ,L,.
rh'e''"s NV W. N'
'',' VIZ ", ''' ,,,o ,,,hor
Ano'Hcr ulSl"'c" " !,-nn "G'"'' ,,,,,hon ,s
VI p,'S'nt,S , ''NI' '' -y' ,h;, r;,,nry G,an,
guns u, !" "''i'' ~ ~, ,.,,,, H., o,,l, ,,r
mas "r"ereu Il 9"..''e " '?' > p;,h,'I DE- w +,
une "ro' es"p'ra''"S 's","'' , ,s'I' n,;,.o1 -,
't"'F,' NV ''en ,,'",,s"nI I ,r,nns a,I
N"shv',ic WIN SrN'rn' '"'',N"" .''p, "',
!he '2,n ana u" "'n'l Up =" yi. % T,,a
l"'m SHERMAN oN way !" w." ,,,s ,,a, ,n,',
,;ons nn tho A,i,ntic coast are to be carried
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16
TIE NEWS.

we bring up our dispatches. We condense
them from the Houston Telegraph oil '"e
97,h and SOth ult., and the lst anu 30 INST
SHREVEPORT, Jan. 25th, 1865.
Tho report of Hoods removal is fully
oonfirwed this morning. His army is at
E,,pelo with the loss Of twelve thousand men,
evenly pieces cannon, and fifteen thousand
s,nall arms. 1t is positively asserted that
johnston has been ordered to its command.
SHRsvEHoRT, Jan. 25.-The Exchange
agent says one hundred and sixty-eight
Confederate officers captured in the Trans-
mississippi Department, have been paroled
for exchange. They are at the mouth of
Red River, and will be here on the 2Sth.
They are mostly from Texas. No later ar
nv news, either Northern or Southern.
CONSCRlPT
From the News Extra.
SHREVEPORT Jan. 25, 1865.
Ercm the Mobile Tribune, 9th inst
RICHMOND, Jan. 3.-An official telegram
from Charleston, says the Federal raiders
sre reported to have returned from the NJ
OR r. going westward. They left forty
wounded. Gen. Gbolson is badly wounded.
Damage to road repaired in ten days.
The Yankees have landed in force on the
South Carolina side of the Savannah river
and are driving in our pickets toward Har-
deville.
MACON, Jan. 4-The Secretary of the
rreasury announces the time for deeming
.be old issue extended. The Confederacy
If the 4th. learns from a reliable source
.bat 100000 bales of cotton we're left in Sa-
vannah. 12O, 900 belonging to foreign mer-
rhants and 10000 to Americans, which was
1onfiscated. :,
Fitzpatrick went to Station on Gulf frail-
road Our cavalry on the Thomasvi'le side
of Altaahma river strong enough to pre-
gent advance.
Joe. e. Johnston was at Columbia on the
I'd He has been re-instated, and will have
lis headquarters at Montgomery.
General D. II. Hill reported for duty to
Cen. Beauregard, at Charleston on the 3D.
At<auiet along Cape Fear. Everybody
in trenches. Stores shut and market deser-
fed.
AUGUSTA. Jan. A gentleman who left
Sayannah last week says the city continued
oriet. citizens not molested and property
1rotocted. An order issued not 10 cut shad,
t.ees for fuel. Fuel short, but Sherman
promises to bring it by Gulf Railroad. l4if
and 18th Corps in entrenchments, reaching
from Savannah river TO the plank road
Yankces building new pontoon bridges op-
,osite the Exchange Churches on Sunday
SLED with ladies. Many negroes, who join
I'd Sherman in the country, are leaving
the roads lined with them. Sherman Is CIV
ing levees to negroes in Savannah.
Me.
SHREvEToRT, Jan. ~.
T,rnp, chs Nav Orleana pcaytine Jan, 18Th. d.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-02-16

The expenditures since lst July. which have b'c3
made in New Issue notes, are, viz
On War Department Requistions,,... Sll ,93Ooou V'
Navy " l5b,O~ 60
" Civil List including Treasury, Gus.
toms, Courts, p. o. Dept, intercston
Public Debt, acknowledgements. l.33a 75s ~
o.. ,,,, n,o n
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

IMPORTANT DseIsroS. Tho following decis-
ion is Of importanae TO persons owning vessels Or
vehicles engaged in the transportation OF pass
engers and propcrty for hire:
oryIcp or INTERVAL RRvEsvE. y
WARRINGTON, Jan. D
Sir: Your letter Of January goth, 10.
curing whether part'owners OF a vessel
Who transport property for hire belonging
to one OF the owners, are linblc to tax on
gross receipts for such transportation ia
received.
reply that every person or company
owing or having control of any vessel or
other vehicle employed in the business OF
transporting passengers or property for
hire is liable for the tax on oil receipts for
transportation. whether the property trans
ported is owned by ono or more individual
member Of such company or not. Where
the person or company owning the vehicle
nothing being paid for transportation, NJ
tax eau be assigned. Very respec fully,
L. IL. RALIIN,
Deputy Commissioner.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11
COM M ERCiAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET,Feb. sth 1865.

Prices will be by quotations, are irregular
particularly for Corn and Oats both of which the extremes
on both sides were touched In other articles there is no
essential change and the market luie the business in the
main being confined to retail lots. We quote follows
FLoUR-Quet, with only moderate demand, at range
Of So 50f01o 90 for Xxx red $40 5o@1 90 for Xxx white.
wHEAF- Continues dull and heavy. sales to day for the
interior Of No. red from at 81 co. and cars No.
do do at 81 81. t'
cORN--In fair inquiry to-day for new shered Sales
were store at 81 H. and from store at 81 IA
and from store at 81 10 The stock Of old exhaust
ed
OAT5A-In demand to day and nominally better -
Sales were cars from store at soc from store at
7Sc , e. ,srsl tr7 't
BUTTERIn rather better Inquiry Sales to- day of 1sOO
lbs good Western Reserve at 40c.
EGGS-Quet. Bales to-day Of small lots at an average al
3o@3Ic. at,e-
CHI EEsE-Quet but firm at 1e@21c for medium to prime
Choice selected brings a shade better figures.
PETRO&EUM-The market is ryling quiet, but holder
continue to quote at $4,000 for Refined.
BEANS-Steady at 81 Oc@2 25 for medium white? OLE
do 50 so.
IsDRlED APPI Es-DulI and weaker. Dealers quote a
l1H612c packages incuded.
DRIED PEACHEs-The demand is good and the marke
very light Stock at 4o@42c for peeled and 3o@S2
for unpeeled.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

APPALLING. coal Oil manuiactory
took Gre in the city Of Philadelphia before
day On the morning Of the 9Th consuming
about so dwellings and oVsrruniug q space
ofsso squares. 1t Is reported that hflesr
Kves we're lost. The streets we're flooded
With saow.watsr and oil. The oil raj
slDas the streets in full blazs, setting hf
~ sks lower portions Of dwellings, an'
pscssating the escape of the inmates. ~
Ths pssas was one TO make the stoutesi
heart quail Men, woman. and cbildrer
were literally roasted slivs in the streets,
Capt. Joseph H. Ware, with bis wife,
Ave daughters and two sons, met With o
psd misfortune. They all succeeded in got
tIpa Into the street from the house. Just q
shsy isfs their beds, but mournful to relate
)unad themselves in river Of Ere. Mrs
Wan hsd her youngest child. beautifu
littls girl. u hss arms. aud was sBdsavoripl
q savs bsr. She fslI, when herself. th
ut>Ia child, and another daughter abont II
/. yeass efass. we're barpsd 70 death ! 10 th
olsooe ed thtIr bodies 20 horribly nstilstst
ohas thsy sssld oaIy b idsosiAsd BY III
pscslIsr circumstances surrounding then
ihs othsr three daughters are missipg.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

A RAID on the Boydtown road south Of
Pet ersburg on the 6h. resulted 10 the
bringing in by our forces Of large train
Of rebel commisssry stores which they
completely euveloped and took possession
Of, capturing number Of rebels and driv-
ing The Others back.
They also destroyed three large grist
mills at Fishers Run, supposed to be the
last upon which the enemy have to de-
| pend,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

The Richmond E1ansinsr, OF the Sd
says: On the whole, we believe the Con
iederaey has given up the idea of making a
present Of itself to Eugland, France and
Spain; that however willing We nigh: be
TO giveup slavery ss the price Of iudepen'
dence, there is no more talk Of Offering
that as bribe TO some foreign power ia
order to iaducs tito do for US what we
should confess We are. unable to do for ours
selves. In shotl, the whole country has
recovered from its temporary nervous
sfeetiOn brought about by the failure Of
Hoods campsigo aud the capture Of Sa
vannab, and again calmly looks at the
situation, which is found to be encouraging
after all.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11
DURE WINES and LIQUORS. Tor

81 Crox and old Jamaica GIs-Old Holland snd tondeA
Charles Gin wHsKi-0id Bourbon COPPER p,snisa riss
Nadera Sherry Malaga aud Clarrett Also csH~hs sae
Torrgn Chalnpains Wnss-.n WARRANTED o. tas ps,sst
fsauiy, kr sale BY s~o "o +
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

w HEREAS, The Mutual assurance
Company of Buffalo, located At Buffalo, in the State Of New
York has filed ia this office statement OF its condi-
on required by the first section OF the act ITO regulate
Insurance Companies not incorporated by the State OF Ohio
passed April s. 1885, apd amended February - 1864 and
Werea said Company has furnished the undersigned salts
factory evidence that 1t is possessed OF at least hundred
Thousand dollars Of actual capital invested in stocks
bonds, in mortgages of real estate, worth double the
said Company has filed in this Office written instrument
under its corporate SEAL signed by the President and Secrea
thereof authorizing agent agents of said Company
in this state to acknowledge service of process for and in
behalf of said Company according the terms OF said law
aforesaid act JAMES H. GOODMAN, Auditor of State for
Ohio, do hereby certify that said Mau iHsaee Company
Of Buffalo, Ia authorized to transact the business OF Fire and
Marine Insurance in this State until the thirty first day
January in the year thousand eight hundred aud sixty
| six.
In Witness Wleree have bsreuno subscribed my
caused the seal OF oiee to be affixed the day yeai
above written A JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Auditor OF State.
GEO. WILLARD, AoKYr, Ashtabula, O,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11
Cleanse the Blood.

a., y, III corrupt, dsordered vated Blood vou are
o ~ over IL msy burst out In Pmples, Sores or in
sove disease, or may merely keep you listtss, de-
s AMI nn good TOR nothing. But you cannot have good
nua M mniis your blood is impure AYSns SARsAPARiLLA
OUT these Impurities and stimulates the organs OF
uo VgoFous action, restoring the health and expeng
hence f rapidly variety OF complaints
wncn are caused by impuiy Of the blood such Scofua,
or Alngs EVIL Iumors, Ulcers Sores Erwptons, Pinpes.
botches hollis St. Anthonys Fire Rose or Eryspess Tet-
Ter or salt Rhenm Scald Head Ring Worm Canoe Cam
cerous Iamos Sore Eyes Female Diseases such Retsn.
ton iregularty Suppression, Whites Stety also Sypht
lis or Vcneral Diseases, Liver Complaints Heart bs
surprising activity with which cesnses tho blood and
these disorders ~. ........e
During late the public have been mised large bet
ties, pretending to give quart Of Extract Of Sarsspas or
one dollar Most Of these have been frauds the SICK
for they not only contain little II any ssrsspafa but OF
ten curative properties whatever Hence bitter dissp
poiument has followed the OF the various extracts e
Sarsapaa which food the Market until the has be-
come Synonymous with imposition and cheat Still we call
remedy shall rescne the from the load OF oboquy
which rests upon It, We think have ground for believing
It has virtues which irresistible by the ordinary of
the diseases Is intended to We only the
sick, that offer them the best Alternative which know
how to produce and have to believe, II 10 by p
body. ~ y y
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every other remedy for the Of Coughs Colds
on and for the relief OF Consumpye Patients In advance
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by Gro WILLARD and H. A HRSDBY Druggiss Ashisbpls,
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before physician summoned 1t may be too late ne
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

Provost Marshal Nash of Cleveland. has
been ordered 10 report to Major General
Hooker, at Cincinnati for the purpose Of
having certain changes, preferred against
him, Investigated Inth mean time Col
Geo. N. Neif, OF The 88ih Ohio Temporarily
hIls the vacancy. until the Teturn Of Mar
shsl Mash, OF the appointment Of . sue
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

An expedition, 5000 strong, was re
ported to be- attilg oas at New Orleans,
TO be landed iPascas scsds.a The Intended
dessiBsiion 10 supposed TO be Mobile. .N