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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-18

AEo7EER FoRr suMfER-The New York Church
journal, edited BY the son and namesake Of bishop
Hopkins, of Vermont has the following paragraph in
It's last issue:
The defiance Of church law is now complete On
Sunday evening, after due advertisement OR Storrs,
Of the Broollyn Pilgrim Church, occupied and
preached from tha pulpit Of the Rev. S. H. Tying, and
Henry Ward Beacher sat in the cergyman's pew
After what las already taken place, this act no
more pass undoteed than the attack on fort Sumter
1t is an open declaration Of war.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-18

SHREYEP0 ia.

SHREYEP0H r. IA
Bees to inform their friends n tgs-oItgrtz -rs
public generally that they hay formed n Z .artaar.l:
and recently opened large ana saaF# n a,-fr.a-- #
Dry Goods, Groceries. Hal S are E-r- ~. < T.
Having purchased their stoc sttaHv far .ae-f MISS
feel confident that they can sell IS Ed. 81 ar ~
any house in this city.
THEIR STOCK CONSIST 81 rtgr.o#
Kerseys, Linseys, LoWels al )sua8uT s. Ef5errrg
Marlboro and Choctaw Strip EaaHa.teas 4.
Blankets, fine (all wool) Bed Blankets ef every -ea
and quality CounterDanes Toi EFT G 5.a la-a aad .gE
Bleached and brown Cottons Is large assortment
and of extra quality, Ga 10-4 aaa ie.eGaa ar5
brown Sheetings.
Irish Linens a large and bcautizl. assortment LINEN
Shpp+;nos 1n-4 and S2-4 Pi1lp.t-4a.a frF.5- E7s F
mask. Linen Table sets. Bird eve qtar Er.r-.rra,-
Towelinp
CrPr4Iy CooDs-W orsfpd ana ftafsr7 F.a-.rst. ~-
kew red and figured French Gale "a c.fr#afg.s
Tennessee ana Kentucky lean rH5te af# -rf.-aF..
loroe assortment Of Fanne1s
Beached brown and colored Eterter mi arnls
Black and fancy French Cassi.aar.as g-rse5s
Black Cloths. Ladies' ROYAL G 5i4
Sg+inets-Rlack blue and gre-
Ladies' ShaWIs: plain black a s4s -Hsa rr-Frrr
French Merinos all colors. pIa5r ar48 sg5rg rs
BLACK Delaines Gall wool0 Dc reTa. his. I...a...-
Genuine French Calicoes of al s.r5aa
ENGLISH and American Prints se .rl Heau5fs.
assortment
Printed Jaconet Linen Lawns rreel 1r1sa5iUs.
Lace Mantelets. MARQUIS Para
WHITE Goops-Jaconet Nam tg. araa Camur5c
Main and Toured Swiss MusI.. arg, a5lsIia Br.I
tautnes TarIton Illusions 81 4FI .at|rs
HandkerchIefs-Ilnen Calnbri' plain .Egast. .claf
and embroidered
JoSrPpv- Of nearly every sz T.. eaa. .+s se..ra.
dias, and Misses host fnqlisE -st+5u #+a EafFasa
Misses, and CbiIdrer,s Nerir;, .Ha yg1-.ar Hose.
Gan+Iarer;s and boTs, Fugl.sf. t. fet.sa. gat.l.l'
49,, 80 bosf NTrrino ana <--rl.s. f.a1 Era-f
Tadics, Nnrino Vests
GeptiSnan5s CAME Heripo arr Tfs Unread .5ats
'e ard Iranor Ts0'-''
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-18
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
OF THE
NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.

NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
FENTIE UNDERSIGNED will resume, on MoyDAr, the
I'd day of October next, at No "a Camp street the
publication of the CRESCENT, suspended by military
authority, the 18th of May, 1862.
The CRESCENT will aim to lay before its readers the
latest intelligence by Telegraph aud Mail from all parts
of the world, and will give special attention to the
merca interests of this city and the agricultural and
political interests of Louisiana and adjoining States
In the present unsettled state of affairs it will its
influence in restoring ORDER tranquility and prosperity
to the people, and unfolding their personal and poit
cal rights
disposition will be more fully developed intsooun1ns,
where all public questions affecting the interests of our
people will be discussed freely courteousy and con
scientously.
As all the materials and expenses attending the pub
icaton of the Crescent required to be paid for in
cash. and those expenses being fully double what they
formerly were, it is hoped that its patrons will not OBJ
ject to the rule requiring advance payments for all adj
yertsements and subscriptions.
The Crescent viii be published. as heretofore, Daily
Sundays excepted-and Weekly Edition will be
issued every Saturday.
Terms of the Daily and Weekly Crescent:
DALT-per annum, in advance, ..........-...... $40
=" half yearly, ................. s
:" quarterly, .................
WEEKLr-per annum, in advance. ............... 5
J. 0. NIXON,
sept2otfl 81 Camp street, New Orleans
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-18

HGEa8aLlsI,
washington cag.e-aaasHt s5gs FL y raas7 gsi
understood za a5trn araraars saHt three members Y
tBs cs5iasa ssa ora 2 giving 4isr=oa Davis any
t-sFt whatever aa-rr a frg tbs. He sbe-ll leave tlz
ras-lrr never re..aa T5a aua abgH5slt sagz
t.e rrss58sas st.gust ID agoz d BIS eal Be.oEa
R.G. q. Bmssr Ia- shHasaI from heavy Poea7
ra7a. ~ .a5 gH aiaas. aa.1a. raas appearance.
n Is via rHh aaAal.aa rs. #rl gross w5iss .t-
wgHg every h1ur a tl. 1.E hope te ~. at.a--.s..
tha.larrs ngrsHHlF e.rrFa. sas Hs ezaes y aFs-Hs
oE u= sag-f5rs-s a .aa
TAYLOR and Judge Lie. They represent Coy. Nels'
and desire to have .Ie present State government con
stitution thrtst aside and lA5 present. e4ceeLcg ~
pointed provisional governor.
Another party representing senator Hahn ana ~
friends have also haC several interviews with the pfeS
dent They ask that the election which has aIfeauy
been called be allowed to go on alleging that the 2lIe
government ID legitimate that 81 Virginia, a haA-
~ or Tennessee that a ndw convention would make
a worse constitutions and flat Wells has already quite
Il much power a. Fl Is safe to put in bis hands.
They further ask # any provisional governor IS 70
~ annointad That Robert H. Wickliffe be the man.
This party is headed by Hon A. Dostie. We give
this as We find It.
Rooru's WELI.-Tbe oil well in which the assassin
Booth owned a share, lbs stopped running IL = su6
resed that Booth has stopped i at the otAeF emu
uTTrpp,s Warn rr.If a-In Louisiana, says an east
a~ anor families WHO befbre the war rolled in wealth
ana luxures having horsesand carriages au ples y
servants now ride about in carts drawn ~ HIaes' !"
have seen some elegant trnouts ~ LOUISIANA u WHICH
mules formed part. Mu1s are not Tue i'eis''i
concomants of reduced circumstances.
ha ranairs Of the late Gen Draper arrived at Lynn,
Mass On the 22d alg irI charge of Capt. r. (. An
drews Of his staff, appointed by Cen Sheridan TO Ine
s4d service. The OCCASION was marked by q special
meeting Of tile city council Of Lynn
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-18

skeptio thinks il very extraordinary that an ass
once talked Ike man. Isn't it still more strange that
s- lsands Of nen are continually talking like asses.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-18

THE DEDUcrroS by ANALoGY.-A school nam ii
ne Of our district schools was examining class in
biography. spell aud define fowret,n she said
1l-o-w-g-et fowret-a little flower" went of tow
IA, in perfect streak.
'WaveIet." "Wa-v-eIe-t-a little wave" was the
ompt response 0f number two.
Bullet" B I-I.Le-t-a little 5ulI, shouted num-
three who Was innocence personiied
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-18

a London correspondent believes the cholera will
take some 285 600 lives in England. Cheerful prog
40 icator
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-18

2residant Johnson has granted full pardon to the
\. II. L. johnson, of Chesterfield, Va., who upon
+ 4 before military court for taking the life Of e.
Is. soldier, was sentenced some two or three months
$50 to imprisonment foe life, which sentence was modi-
a 1 by Gen. Dev9ns to imprisonment for a term of
{ years. Ii WILL be remembered that Mr.. johnson,
ing reason to believe that his premises nva-
q and Ills garden being robbed at night, went out
al fred his CUR in the dark, the shot from which
u effect upon tie body OF a robber and cost him
bla life. This Was bis offence.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-18
WINES AND LIQUORS,
A large and well selected
Stock Of Foreign and Domestic,
In quantities to suit Purchasers.
CIGARS

100000 DOMESTIC CIGARS, various brands,
and of all qualities. iuly5
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-10-18

HERE'S TotR CLUB.--"Tommy, my son, what are
going to Dc with that club p Send it to the
itor, of course "Ent what are you going to send
10 the editor for21 Cause he says if anybody will
Id him club be will send copy of his paper"-
Inc mother came pretty near fainting, but retained
.lsci0usness to ask "But Tommy dear, what do
u suppose he wants with b." "Well, don't
ow," replied Hid hopeful urchn, "unIess its to
)ck down Subscribers don't pay for their paper"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-08
rAS AND STEAM FITTING ESTAg
LISHMENT.
a. Cd q "a .Nk 9
PRACTICAL GAS AND STEAM FiTFER,
No. IS, North Royal Street,
80 ALEXANDRIA, VA,
Is now prepared to do
GAS FITTIN G

in allits branches Stores, dwellings, machine
shops and public buildings fitted np on the
most approved plans and at reasona pie terms
For CASH,
Steam pipes, guagos, cocks and globe valves,
Of the most recent appaoved plans, ana OF sd
perior workmanship and quality, constantly
on hand Contracts will be made Tor work,
and fixtures Of any kind supplied at the Lowest
likewise has on hand CHANDELIERS
PENDANTS, BRACKETS, DROP LlGHIS.
GLASS GLOBES, MICA. and PAPER
SHADES, &c, Of all the new styles and !. beau e;
tiful patterns, at prices that cannot tau 70
please.
Also, has on hand, and is constantly reeelv~
ing. at Wholesale and retail, tn most extensive
and best assorted stock OF -
T. A Mp & 0 0 d S
ever offered in this market, comprising every"
thing connected with the trade:
La NTERNS' Of every size, kind and color
from the smallest to the head lights Of shay
KEROSENE OIL
ALWAYS on hand of the purest and best quality
Dealers supplied at a small advance on Factory
The public are invited to call before pnf~
chasing and examine my stock. as 1t y pnf~
chased expressly for this market. Ian 'Z---oz'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-08

$3.50
BALTIMORE. CONFERENCE, VI. ID. CHURCH.
rYesterday, two. reports were made BY the
COMMITTEE on the state OF the Country,
expressing the strongest sympathy tor the
Union.anl opp ,sition to secession, as well as
determination adulitsno one to the ministry
1t lkSnoWns dis1oyalty Also, OF opposition to
slavery, and in favor Of the constitutional
amendment abohshing slavery.
The committee on the subject Of the rule. ~
reference to slavery, adopted at the last Gene5
.ral Conference, reported, recommending the
alontiion Of the rule Thereport led to con-
siderable discussion, in which the entire slave
~ duestion was fully reviewed, Messrs.
Thomas. Sewell, b. q. NADIA, Bull, Pretty
man. and others participating. The question
was postponed until to morrow.
A resolution was offered censurlng the Rev.
Mr., Bull, and providing for the appointments
Of a committee to take the matter lnto, col con
sheraton. The offence committed by Rev.
Mr., Bull was making use OF the expression,
during the debate on slavery, that he had as
much faith ii the. divinity OF slavery as he mad
n the divinity of Jesus Christ. The Bishop
appointed Reys.. Messrs n. 3: Morgan,
Is. N, Brown, j ohm Lanahan, b. t. Phelps,
and w llian Hamilton said committee.
From present indications, the Conference
will not finish the business before It, Garner
than Friday nigh or Saturday
There IS. another side to the picture OF the
elegance = and "brilliancy'' Of the lnaugu-
ration Ball, at Washington. 1t would seem
that, sure enough, 'sal was not gold that
glittered. Surely, 'shoddy' must have
prevailed in all It's intensity, to produce such
q scene, at Ball in Washington, upon such
an occasion, and in the presence OF what We
presume IS now called the ''elite" OF the ma
tional metropolis. The Washington Star, says
ssThe onset Of the crowd upon the tables
was frightfu, and nothing but the immense
reserves Of eatables laid in by the thoughtful
!. supper committee would have supplied the de-
esmand.z or rather the waste. Numbers VINO
could not find immediate room atsthe tables
colonized In the numerous alcoVes, where tney
were catered for by some OF their NUMBER,
who, with more audacity than good taste, coulo
! be seen snatching whole pates, chickens, legs
of veal, halves OF turkles, ornamental pyfa-
mids, &c, from the tables and bearing them 1
aloft over the heads Of the shudderlng crowd,
nadieg especially, with greasy ruin to their
dresses impending, carry them off in triumph
. for private deectatlon. The floor of the sup
per room was soon sticky, pasty, and oily with
wased CONNECTIONS, mashed cake, and deyrls OF
fowl and meat. The. alcove approprlaters OF.
eatables from timetables left their plates: upon
the floor after free and easy sort, mlscella'
neously, or in chance piles, adding to the dit
fculty Of locomotion and gentlemen IN coz
scientiously giving a wide berth to ladys
skirt, not unfrequently steered clear OF Seylla
only to fall upon Charybodis OF greasy 'rocke>
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

majority Tho five towns to be heard rom arg ss Ss
mated to have given 80 Democratic majority. ,,risv
the County is set down for about 600 Union ma!ow'
Alexander Y Stewart Union. is elected to inc Asscw
bly,. .Dr
The folowina is tho vote OF the town Of Rox9ury'
Secretary Of Safe Barlow Union 2i2' Soca% sTem,
ocrat. ola Senator Stanford Unionl 2I3; Mayhem a
Tonnsrheadl 9ii. Assembly, Ferris (UnioDl, e47; Al;
laben CCopperhead 2l6. This town Is in the SecEnS
Assembly District and gave Seymour ia majority 'as
year. ,,,,,>c rorNTv
A correspondent at Elmra, says: "Chemang an!
County has done badly. Slocum,s majority ts Inc n,
Robinsons l4I The rest of the State ticket fuy Up
TO the latter. Hoffman Democratic memler OF Assem-.
bly, is elected by II majority Last year ae ,uSo b.,
gave Lincoln Isl majority. think the cnahgc Jus
Jroagh about by Irish citizens %6o @ IhS. ye yea
have taken out new naturalization papers and claiU
their right to VOTE"
SULLIVAN COUNTY
The following is the vote Of Sullivan County
Senator from which II will be found tnat inc uon'
Henry L Low Is 20 ahead In that County:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
The Vote ON Judiciary.

We give below the vote on most of the oandi-
dates for the Judiciary Three districts are missing
the IVth OF the Eleventh Ward the Vth Of the Twelfth
Ward and the Id District Of the Sixteenth Ward
These figures indicate that about 10000 Tammany
votes were cast for these officers and about 600 Mo-
cart votes leaving about 5000 votes for the McKcon
and other Democratic organizations:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
HELMBOLDiS
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
His Solid and Fluid Extracts embody the full strength
Of the ingredients Of which they named. They are
Iet to the inspection Of ALL ready and conclusive 'es,
Of their properties will be comparison with these Sc,
forth ia tie United States Dispentoy These Remedies
ere prepared by H. T. Beimbod, Druggist Of sixteen years
experience in this city and believe them to be reliable
in fact, have never known article lacking merit to
meet with permanent and MI Helmbolds success
certainly prims fecie evidence His Drug and Chemical
wCehoase, in the City Of NewYork, IS not eIceled
eqDsed, by any IN this county and would advise our
readers when visiting that city TO give him ssl and
isdse for uemsclveI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
NEW.YORk STATE ELECTION.

We republish our table of majorities through
out the State altered to suit the returns as they
have been received:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

Lows majority. 20 In.
ORANGE COUNTY we are assured, gives 30 m JorHy
ROCKLAND COUNTY.
Majorities for Slocum-S.ony Point. 100; Haver'
straw 50: Carkstown, psf; Ramapo, 43; Orangetown'
a. Total majority for SlOcBm, $40. Last year, o4i.
DUTCHESS COUNTY.
The latest figures give Barlow 80 majority.
BROOKLYN.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

ALBANY
The result of ,lc contest for Assembly yman in the
Fourth Dstret of Albany County is IN doubt both par
tics claiming TO have succeeded. Only the official count
will determine the matter.
The TOWN ~ Patterson gives Barlow 10 majority anl
Baker Union for Assembly, 70. Southeast gives Bar.
low majority, and Baker riT,O ~ I+ oorE
Twelve towns beard from rive the Union State tiCke,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
Nexadn State Election.

SAN FRANCISCO. Thursday, Nov. 9. ls65.
The State election in Nevada for local officers,
members of the Legislature aud Congressmen. took
place on the 18th inst. ID. r. Ashley, Republican for
Congress has about 600 majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
,r.uhe,. of Assembly Elected.

The following is revised list OF Members OF
the Assembly prepared from the returns received up
tn last evening;
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
tal. =. .59,7l9

Total. :. .59,7l9
Barlow's majority, 2e,052.
The rest of the Union ticket has much
larger majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
Alabama Eiection-Cottos.

MOBILE Thursday. Nov. o. 1865.
Langdon is undoubtedly elected To Congress.
Cotton-Sales to-day 300 bales, Middling, as0l9c. !
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

Total 1854 2oe4s 266i6 1929 3o6ll 2s,7a 2oalS
The vote for Mr. Jones several thousand more than
that for Judge Robertson while tba ior Judge AAer
Is about the sanie as that for Judge Day
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

BUCHU
FOR A VARIETY OF DISEASES.
II wa. borrowed nom those rude practitioners BY the
ENGLISH AND DUTCH PHYSICIANS
On whose reSouOendatioa It was employed in Europe and
has into general use.
TITS GIVEN CHIEFLY IN
GRAVEL, CHRONIC CATARRH OF TIE
BLADDER,
MORBID IRRITATION
OF TIE BLADDER AND URETHRA,
FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS AND
DEBILITY,
FOR PRoLAPsUS AND BEARING DOWN. or
PROLAPsus UTEm,
RRyrSIIos, on ISoosTrnop Of UNss.
II is al.o recommended in cases Of
DYSPE PSIA.
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,
CUTANEoUs AFFECTIONS AND DRoPsY.
To cure thcse dtea.es bling into sc,ion the
muscles which engaged in their vsrious functions.
To nesec. then, however .sshi may be The a,taeh It.
sure to sree, tie boaly heath ard mental powers
OUR FLESH AND BLOOD
Gre supported from these
PERSONS AT EVERY PERIOD OF LIFE,
FROM INFANCY TO OLD AGE,
and in every state Of health, liable to be .Obyec' Of
these diseases
THE CAUSES IN MANY INSTANCES ARE
UNKNOWN
The patien, has however, an admirable remedy In
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
RBILADELPHA EVENING BULLETIN EDITORIAL
sHr1. IS, lse;.
HELNiBOLD'S
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
VOTE FOR MAYoR-coMPLETE.

Total. -. ls,272 I7ll0. :l3, Ioi lO,9O2 s 4ioS
Majority for Booth, l,HGo. Union gain since 1853.
3, 1913.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

Mr.. Thomas made a speech the night OF the cleo.
ton in which he declared himself strongly opposed TO
the admission Of Rebels into Congress.
BALTIMORE. Friday. Nov. TO- 1865.
Latest returns from the XIIth Judicial District indi.
cate the election of Spence Union candidate provided
certain Illegal votes taken In disregard OF tho registry
law shall be thrown out. Uuion men claim that the
law was openly disrcgardod in some districts
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
MARYLAND.
r,sc,;ou Of . Union Conyrcssman.

An election was held in the lid Congressional
n;rict TO IN tho yacancy caused by the resignation Of
,be Hon. Il. H. Webster (Union), with tho following
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
HELAIBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUcHU.

pBILADELPHIA EVENING BULLETIN EDITORIAL
sEP1. i5, 1865.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

snr1. IS, lacs.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

.Ue
Fh
li.1 s. fsil
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

CUTANEOUS AFFECTIONS AND DROPsY
To cure these dteases we Dns, bling into action ,h,
muscles which are engaged in Their various functions.
To neglect them, however sssh may be The a,tsch, is
,Ore to sree, tie bodily heath ard mental powers
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-29

In order 10 remove all seeming
conflict Of jarIstict on between the
civil aud military authorities through
out the State of South Carolina, and
promote preservation Of quiet and
order, relieve people rs much rs pos.
siblc from unnecessary complaints Of
martial law and public expenses of
military establishment, iicn. Gil.
more, commanding the Department
of the South, has issued m order res.
toring jurisdiction Of civil courts IN
South Carolina In MI cases, except
such as relate to freedmen. All civ.
u and municipal officers who have
taken the amnesty oath, and who, il
they belong to either classes excepted
from the amnesty, shall receive Ex.
ccutivc pardon, will M allowed to
rcsu,nc their official duties, under
such Of the laws Of South Carolina as
were in force Immediately before tho
l7th day Of November, 1860, as arc
not inconsistent with the laws Of
Congress and tho proclamation oI
the President which laws and proc.
lanations u tho President, which
laws snd proclsmstions are, in all
Naaea IN ~ resne~teto II he;no i'm
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-29

| |lsoaIslse >lesasslsn y re !: 4. y. !.
r. \ ~ lssog(lsos sa1 u sseas sss
4 " q ss1lsssy nassssIes wIil
Iii siIISS1 1yesllslae "A lsb vs'h must
III E|Rfs q s6lssSI ne!Is.s, q no. ?.
- ~: ~ ilsos, cuhllsAs1 free u
= sls0GDS 1esynsk b ~ Tor BY sh'
Doee.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-29


Permit me TO present my views IN
regard TO such measures rs tho wants
Of tho country dcmnni. inasn,ush a.
my friends desire that my nnmc bc
placed before the people as a candi-
date for tho lcsislstsrc, II king not
a matter Of choice 10 much "A 10 SEQ
the following measures or somethiur
similar, shaped up and made ialo lsw
and ut the same time give tho people
M opportunity Of voting for such
measures as are needed. aa iI1a
l. AS u bill Of rclisf, I am not IN
favor Of funding tho debts Of Tho
State contracted during The war.
That would increase the debt; bmt
am in favor Of creating dcmsnd for
all such evidences vi indebtedness.
receive i for taxes according TO CON.
tract, thereby giving credit 10 this
class Of paper, and thus enable he
people 70 pay their debts. lar m
IL. A. u bill of rclicf and On act
Of justice, | am IN favor of psviue
our soldiers all arrcarases a. -
for military service, anil psRsioa 49,
who have been lisqsaliasd y ~ :
,':,p!!p support in pr0poisiss y - p
ii, A.slIv X ,,,,.e
sst.. sss q \, e /, Y = O.. @. ~
aels, aQnlsst ~ 6sslcdet' -.
srsnsa1 nev ia Tie haads
lens q this State, sr sueh p =
!.crsee = wesld be jass ~ ~
bic, . ~ sstes It ~, lU1S1e =
thirty cents qn tAe dolIas 81 dfvine
receipts paysbls By ~ 8se1s. ~
provide p. means Csr ~ soasuctios.
thn bit won ashls svseybedy 10
work VI law sulls, wos|d rojioSs -
'lians and adniaistr go 11n
eqbarrasnrnla an
v. ] ~ not Il IN J.
ths payment q ~ c<10n1
os; paying al, sqssl = " 4
homestesd bin, y ~
thrice ~ present amSu1k
VI. ! A. IN favor oc'1nG
ths Jurisdiction 4 nseistsa151
cxtsad their jurisiiGiIon ~
cases b wiiea ffsedmsn ass pasIi11
and even al essss u petit srias.
VII. ! am In favor Il . sseulae
police force in each be6L = ~ 80
asy aal sleh1
VIII. ! en- = favor n - ~
regulations or oIhss lawe = q
stimulate tho ltesdnsa y induD(s}
and honesty.
TX. I am IN favor Of free .ts,se
and sailer's rights, shv repeal \ sha
morrill, tariff and osher isriGb, ~
sdopt ths motto n - No..
sstts politieisn-.rooe ~ = 80
Very Rss.s.1v lsNa !,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-29


Tho following y trc:n P"eA' q
new tsvsy pspsr N CaI'forn'n
A long sracle having Che above
heading J. going the rounds u the
press, and hes bsen Tor .o'ns timc'
Pmek, thinking tho old ones arg
s'playsd oul,' hss ,sanwlssspFcd
sosns nov ones, he bsing y ssrursnu'
sssd ssins, y, 0fcoarss fully o0mpc-
Ane ~ " o0i lH
10 eahe down tho grilircn from
the MI where y % hanging with tho
lon hand, y 4 sign that there will be
. trou ~ the kitchen. ~
lie mirror u broken, u = aga
that good looking lass will be mise.
I'd n that house.
10 meet funeral procession u .
sign Of dealh. ~. w ar
10 lcsc . psekes book containing
grccnbacks is unlucky.
Ifs woman cut lcr nails every
Monday, Il n lseky--for Ace hus'
band.
II you hear srooster crow when
you Gre IL bed, and the clock strikes
! 8 few times q ths sams instant,
Il is.sls sisn Il ns(s)psiug.
Hycu have On itching ear, tieklc