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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-03
$3.50 FORA
& .s.--t-- BOYS BROWN SUIT
METROPOLITAN SACK AND PANTS,
| .......-.. $3.50 ONLY. :. -, b..
! ..aE GEO. O. HENNING,
my 2-N cor. 7th street and Nd ave

W. THOMPSON,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, POLICE MAGIS.
TkATE, AND NOTAKY PUBLIC.
No 461 Eighth street, between ID and t.
~ Hours OF attendance at this ONCE every lay
tSoDdays excepted) from 10 Q IN. TO clock D. m
mlnistered Civil Warrant issued. DISPOSITIONS
Afhdavits and Certificates PREPARED. 49, -
~ Accounts left for collection win be placed in
the hapds OF punctual and responsible agents and
omcer eg..4 Ef.r ~ my 2-3tf
M T.. n EBf..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-03

SOMETHING NEW
- FOE SIS.
Jn.t received: . new article Of BROWN CASSI
MERE. Suits for gentlemen ct SIS
COAT. VEST AND PANTS
GEO G.. HENNIN6.
my 3H- corner 7th street and Maryland ave
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24
Taxes On Planters Income.

The following order is Of import
ancc to our planters, and should be
attended TO by them, as il may save
trouble:
Tt.suRr Drr'r, OTvrcE lSr RrvrSrr,
Washington, Sept 40, 1866,
SIR reply to yours oil the 2lst
instant, enclosing correspondence in
relation to the income of Hon. J..
Gibbons, that the entire receipts for
all cotton or other agricultural pro-
duets sold by the planter in 1865,
must he returned as income of 1865,
without reference to the time when
such cotton or other products were
raised.
The act Of 1864 contemplates that
tue value Of all agricultural products
sold in any year shall be returned as
income Of that year, and only those
80 sold. In general, and taking sew
enl years together, no more fair or
equitable method Of taxation upon
income Of this character could be de-
yiscd.
That portion Of your letter Of the
10th inst. Ia your assistant, which
treats of deduction for hired labor
ETC., Is entirely at variance with th,
established rules Of this Office in
respect to deduction of farm and
plantation expenses. = =
The rule of the office is, that only
such expenses Of the planter as arr
due to carrying on his plantation
during N, year Of income, can b,
deducted.
Carc should b. taken that these er.
pcnscs are not twice deducted, viz
once from the receipts before Oh,
same u. returned, and then agair
uuder the head of deductions.
Very respectfully,
J.. A. R0LLISs, Com'r.
". ID. Mann, Esq, Assessor, etc.
Mobile, Ala.
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people will ever be true 10 their
pledges and obligations, and when
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he, the moral sense Of the world will
compel our enemies 10 q change Of
policy aud the restoration Of our
rights.
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mcnt which shall test no lcss your
taste than the knightly conflict of
your skill aud valor." Go gallant
knights; enter the lists, aud under
the smiles aud in the inspiring pres
'ncc of the "iair aud beautiful, .
show that the same spirit now ami
mates YOU, which for centuries has
filled the world with the renown oi
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ended, the defeated Knights will
join their victorious brother in his
rejoicing, aud will vie with each
other in paying knightIy honors
"On TO the contest, aud Jet the pa
gcant proceed"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24

GES. BREcKISRIDGE At BAToS
RoUGE.-The Baton Rouge I.a.)
Adrocdte Of the sth contains an an-
ecdote of General Breckinridge,
which we have never before heard.
When General lIrcckinridgc was
marching on Baton Rouge, he one
day, unattended by any Of his aids,
rode up to solitary piny-wood-
vidette, who had just come in from
st. Tammany, aud was new 10 the
etiquette of army life. The General
had not the password, and the Vi.
tette had M advantage OF him IN
that respect.
~ wish to pass" said the General
"Well, dod durn YOU, pas nn
who rare, a cus. | ANT -toppin' thi'
here road, are ~
"You don't know who ! am" said
the General, smiling.
No, ] dont--ihai'- pooIy hors'
you are on snyhoS."
IL am General Brrkinrilgc, th'
commanding officer" continued th'
Gcncral. much amused At the picket
idea Of the luiy required If hin.
You ar, ar you; vel, I'm Bol
Chiggers, an / am glad to see you
old leller; how are yous" rrplie'
the picket, extending hand as larry
as a frying pan.
The General shook hau,ls an'l u,
lopcd on, to avoid some lengthy ~
qnirics about the health uf Mr.
Brcckinridgc and the family.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24
lIOneli 6Irl

An exchange, after complimcnting
pretty girls on their appearance" /"
says some good things in behalf of
the honcly onca thus
The homcy girls are in hope
les, minority hut they mean well.
They 90 to church every sunday,
aud are fond Of their meals. They
had rather have their meal. than new
bnnncts.
They understand their business,
wear shoe, lIat it them, and are
never troubled with corns.
They are bright, intelligent, devoid
of jealousy, fond of music, dance
when they please, aud always go in
when It rains.
They always thank the gentlemen
for giving them seats in the car,
when there are none vacant; never
hirt with the boys, because il is out oI
their line, and keep out of The FIRE.
They never have half a dozen
young sprigs of various regulations
keeping company with them.
They wash their own handkerchief
iron their own collars, and darn thcil
own stockings.
They will not sacrifice real want
for imaginary ones, such rs waterfall
etc., and have neither "rats' moi
other animals in the hair.
They don't call the Young trasl
perfectly splendid" neither do the,
swallow such stuff when aimed al
themselves.
They never eat between meals, an,
always clean their teeth after eating
They are all going to get married
They will all marry well.
Their children will be bright ans
shining lights in the world.
They won't keep hired servants til
their husbands can afford them.
They know all about househol,
duties and are not too proud to d
them.
They never urge their fathers an'
husbands to live beyond their income
They are all O. X.
Hurrah for the fellow who wrot
that ellis heads level" We, too
like homcly girls, with their quiet
kind and cheerful bearing. We en-
dorse them.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24

ln the city of Cleveland, Ohio,
reside two brothers by the nane Of
Little, who regularly attended the
same church, and happened few
Sabbaths since to I've late, having ar.
rived just rs the minister arose TO
give out his text. Their seats hap
pened TO be situated on opposite sides
Of the church, and well up toward
the pulpit, each going up a broad
aisle on either side. Starting from
the vestibule at the same time, what
was their astonishment, on arriving
nearly at their seats, to hear the
minister announce as his text, with q
flourish Of the hand, Here little,
and there little"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24

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to spoci6e tassliou, without having
PAID the lasc thereon. for thp pnf
poe of defnuling the revenue. ,h,lI
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SEC. IT, w. Il further cnacicd
That this net shall take effect aud b,
IN force from and after il. passage.
Approved, October 30. 1865
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24

The New York Tribune refers to
the postponement Of Mr.. Davis
trial after the following fashion:
There IL a couglomeration of shut
He, sham, shirk, aud sneak in the
treatment Of this prisoner which is
calculated to nauscate the civilized
world, and for which somebody will
ye, be held to a stern responsiL lity.
Every manly instinct demands IL I
Davis should be promptly tried; II
he is not to be tried, or is only to be
subjected to a costly aud mischievous
sham trial, with no expectation or
aes're Of convioting him, he should
oe liberated at once. And II he is
70 be tried only for treason, then the
charge Of assassination should b.
retraeted as publicly as Z was made
And It is the duty Of the Executive
Through his Attorney General, to ACT
promptly and frankly in the premises
30 as to relieve the Government from
the imputation Of eliminating an
enemy, aud holding for eighteen
months q prisoner whom il dare moi
put on trial. The American peopl,
ar, being disgraced by the acts O
their rulers, and they must insist on
spssiy change.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24
Egf tue u u
To Mamie q.

Wen miss you, yes we'll miss you,
Time can only tell how badly,
Time will only bring the hours,
The days tha, we'll miss you sadly.
With your friends and at your home,
Who will nov Gil your vacant plsee1
Oh say, must there now come,
10 our pleasures some new faee'
Oh don't, pray, tell me now,
That some new face will enter there,
That vacan, place will then be hllsd,
BY another as brigh, and fair
When you are taken away,
Ivan, no other In your stead
Nothing to remind Us Of to-day,
0f III. pleasures ,hA, hav, asd.
will always love to think,
OF our joys in ebildhood's days
Those hours when out hearts we're hlled
With nAusht bu, merry romps aud play
or the many happy houp
We've spent together a, our books-
or the many, many flowers
We've culed from Of these bills and nook
A, yOu are taken from your home,
And nos launch upon this nav lie,
Oh may many years a, they come,
Find you, Mamie, happy ~ife.
Sues, cousin, mar every wind,
rha, through life may fan thy brow,
Oh may Il forever End.
You happy and beloved ~ nov.
WIN Ross
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24
An ACT

To amend the laws in relation TO
wriis Of error and appeals to the
High Court of Errors aud APP
peals in certain cases, and for other
purposes.
Scrtion /. BE il enacted by the
Legislature oi the State of Missis-
.ippi. That wrii- ol error and appeal,
to operate rs supcrsedeas, may be
taken aud prosecuted TO have any
judgment or decree heretofore rem
dcr'd in a civil case Of any inferior
tribunal. t,urded IN any cause made
o. incurred prior 20 the frat day Of
.Iunc. 1886, reviewed BY the High
Court uf Errors and Appeals, with
out bond or security, except for Gusts
in said High Court Of Errrs and
Appeals, and M Judgment for dam.
age- shall l,c entered upon the affirm.
ance Of .uch judgment or dccree, oI
upon dismissal Of the same for fail.
urp to prosecute with effect.
So. 2. BE il further enacted, Thai
the first day Of each term of safe
High Court Of Errors and Appeal
shall he the sole return days of sai,
Court for the cases provided for il
the fr.t section Of this act, and sai,
Court shall not dismiss any such casl
therein for the want Of assignmen
Of errors, abstract, brief or appear
ance Of the plaintiff in error, or ap
pcllant, or for want Of prosecution
but said Court shall examine tn
record aud render their judgmen
upon thr matters appearing therein
in the order, the records in said cur
shall be fled therein.
See. ,. Ne Il further enartcd, Tha
this act take effect from and after IL
passage.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24

REcfPRocAL AcTfox.-A very Fat
man, for the purpose Of quining bis
doctor. asked him to prescribe for
a complaint, which he declared was
sleeping with his mouth open.
"sir," said the doctor. war dis
ease is incursble. Your skin i too
short, so that when you shut your
eyes your mouth opens"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24

What are YOU seating your child
on that quarto dictionary for?" said
Mrs. d., rs the pdier arranged his
little boy at the breakfast take. "I
am" said he, " fixing the basis Of a
sound English education f" "Ycs,D
said she, "but YOU are beginning at
the wrong end.'-Erehdnge.
A mere difference Of opinion, as
some men appear to have their brains
located where the pa,er placed the
Dictionary.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24

The Treasury Department has dis
covered that counterfeits Of sl00
notes Of the First National Bank Of
Boston, the 500 notes Of the First
National Bank Of Cincinnati, md
the 500 notes of the National Cen
trail Bank Of New York city, are in
circulation. The counterfeits Of the
latter named notes are pronounced
excellent, the engraving being
first-class and the general appear
ance good. The only difference
known to exist is in the letter "Tp in
the word maintain" near the female
figure on the right hand side Of the
face Of the note, that letter being i'm
perfect in the counterfeit issue.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24
poETRY
Tof M, Pahola S'iA
MEMORIES.


A booN ring, fayofi's song,
A bunch Of faded aovsfs--
How elegantly, yet ho- sad
They tell OF "by.gone hours !"
Perchancs the givef far away,
Meath weeping willows sleeping,
Or wandering In some diitan, land,
For you no love.thought keeping
pead--falsc--',is all the same
". touch with trembling fingers,
These precious relics Of the past
Round which halo fingers.
We close our eyes, and like the dew
On dropping flowers Ielling;
These mem ries steal into our hearts,
Their olden bloom recalling.
Again We read that pentlled book,
A, evening wish the giver,
Where spirit.boat long years ago,
Sailed or the Leihean river.
Again--oh memory lies, Of all,
Round which the heart may linger;
You hear the words with which he placed,
Loves VOW upon your finger.
You feel kis, upon your cheek, -
Beneath his love glance flushing;
Another on your brow is pressed,
To keep you sweetly blushing.
Once more, beside your ligh, guitar,
A manly form Is bending
And, with your own low, trembling notes,
A richer voice Is blending.
Once more, you wander forth with him,
Meath green and shaded bowers,
And trining for Jour brow a wrea,he,
He crowns you Queen Of flowers.
Oh memories, memories, how like stArs,
On troubled nature cleaning;
You light our heart, until In Tears
We sigh, and rhisper--drenming.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24


SAW HIS AND ONE BETTER.-At
festive meeting, a married man, who
ought to have known better, pro-
posed;
"The ladies-the beings who d.
vide our SORROWS, double our joys,
and treble our expenses"
Upon which lady proposed:
"The gentlemen the sensitive In
dividuals who divide our time, double
our cares, and treble our troubles" !"
The married man passed out.
augusta Constitutionalia.
Very witty; but II takes more than
either sex to do all that double and
trcbling.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24

EXTRAORDINARY INSTANCE or
TAMESgss.-l0r,l Frederick Fitz
Clarence was once dining with q
party of officer NJ Portsmouth, Eng.
land, when one Of them began telling
.ome rather heavy stories of hi- cx-
ploils with animals, relating the per-
iormancc which he had taught a
young leopard, a tame snake and
other animals. In fact, IL this gen.
tleman's account Of himself was n
be- believed, Rarcy was nowhers
when compared 10 him. Lord Frrd.
erick listened to his veraciou. storie,
for some time with the greatest a.
tention, anil when he had finished
said. What YOU say, Captain, !
very true, I've no duub, any ami
NAL. however low in the scale o
nature. can he instructed by kin'
master, and will become attached :,
him. / myself once had a tam,
oyster. which used to follow me uI
and down staifs."
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24

A Paris dispatch dated Nov,mber
l3, says vague runors arr aii'at that
MaximiIian has lpen offered III,
crown of Poland under certain even
Qualities.
The remains Of General Roger W
Hanson, c. s. A., were inferred al
Lexington, Kentucky, on MONDAY
last.
Every drunkanl must el,o.c BE-.
tween the two alternatiyes-sobri,t, {,
ur a premature grave.
A married gentleman present at !
spirit-rspping circle, being infornie,
that the power depended wholly OF
the viii, begged iha, bis vifs nigh
try Il, A. he had never seen anything
resist hsr will.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24

;
An authorcss compares a man TO .
silk umbrella, in these quaint terms:
"a good man is like a strong silken
umbrclla--trustworthy and a shelter
when the storms Of life pour down
upon us. A mere walking stick
when the sun shines--a friend in
misfortune.
any dear boy,n inquired . tcaoher
Of precious youth Of eighteen, "does
your father design that you should
tread the thorny and intricate path
Of a profession, the straight and Iiar-
row way Of the ministry, or revcl in
the howcry field Of li,eratares' "No.
sir; dad ays he's gwiue % set mo 70
work in the later patch"
When we picture the hundred or
more trunks that ladies travel with,
says Paach, we cannot help rehecting
how happy Is the elephant, whcse
wife, when on a journey, oaly has
one trunk
A writer, dwelling upon the I'm
por,ance Of small things, says "shat
he always takes notice even Of .
straw, especially II there hap,>ns 10
be a sherry coblr At me end Of h
Unsocial old SnarI says that lovs
i comhinafios ol Diseases IN sf-
fection Of the heart, and an innan-
nation Of the brain.
An American ~ nle1 ~ II
tho't Of the &moas s1snoe q We
N~-,i-i, sd - rrH<1 Wsz}
stranger, | goes ! doo1 ~ -
Tor those scos eal4s
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24

"Thee Is q divinity iha, shapes
our ends, As a pig remarked when
contemplating The kink in bic tail.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24

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ttlsfhtfisO a Mgrapu0s. -
\ homhaslle lawysf IN Ma..aahu.s,,.
tecrully delivered himself IA ~
following specimen a jury sltaaeao,,
4" l'at, genilsmen n Ne Ia,y. ,hs
whole mbieci is IN The dnfk entirely.
lill We eome 10 the testimony ef Nj,
.-i then Il |. that ibe cloud a
doubt begins 10 crack, and N. "a, 4
lei out # the bag" $50
A waggish bfuihcr lawyer sissIns
Wy, who was good Al sketehInv'
caught ap biz pencil and a dip n
paper, and with an eye 10 The rules
Of testing The correctness of a rbetori,
col figure by painting Il, drew pic.
turc, exhibiting cloud, A crack IN
the clpud, the mouth of a bag hang.
ing down out of the crack, and 10
complete the picture, said lawyer
grasping the cats tail aud holding
on Then sliding the picture along
the table 10 the neat brother lawyer,
Il passed around iill Il had made a
finishing work Of oversctting what
little gravity had been leA among
the members Of the bar by Sir BON.
bast's delivery Of his most eloquent
sentence.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24

The following order is Of import
ancc to our planters, and should be
attended to by them, as il may save
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-30
MEAT M ARK.ET,
JOSEPH. HOWARD, Proprietor.

/ All kinds Of meat-bees, pork, chickens
turkeys, sausage, pudding, smoked tongue,
&C., kept constantly on hand and for sale
At the 10 west rates. All persons wishing
meat are requested to call Opposite the
Fletcher House. # ss.ss -: noy29-1y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-30
> MEAT MARKET. = aaz
TRESH Meat, Hams, Sausage and Vege
T. tablesof all kinds, kept constantly ex
hand. Shop INST. German street. 81 st.s-
- s.Sf,-e5, ~ CHAS.LUEG.r
UNION MEAT MARKET.
THOS. G. ALDEN, 49,. p.

Would respectfully inform the people Of 81
Cloud that he Is prepared. to furnish them
with al kinds Of the choicest fresh meat,
Fresh beef, veal, pork, mutton, poultry and
game in its season, at prices As low Is the
lowest. i A share Of the public patronage is
solicited. Shop one doornorth Of Powel's
HARDWARE Store. ~. .ss-e,.
St: Cloud, Nay 18th, 1854. ven4s-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-30

4HFARRIAGE AND ECELIBACY.Azn Essay 81
wi Warming aad hsstrset;oss jos sHosag Me-. =
Also, Diseases and Abuses which prematurely Pms.
trate the Vital Powers with sure means Of relief -
Sent Free Of Charge sealed letter envelopes. Ad-
dress DR.. Jy.SKnI1K HouaaToN, Howard Association.
Philadelphia Pa. v8n32-1y.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-30
T 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
- August 9Th. 1865.


~ August 9Th, 1866
To James Hardy and Gordon Hammer.
Sns: You and each Of you are notified to appear at
this ONCE on the 20TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1865,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day, and then
and there show cause why Homestead Entries No.
l24 and 1855, made by yourespectvely upon the se
ana sw section a in township ~, range 49, in the
District Of Lands subject to sale at st. Cloud Mimi,
should not be Cancelled, as one Duaine w. Colby.
alleges an abandonment thereof by you and proposes
afforded full opportunity Of contesting such charge.
HENRY c. WAIT, Register,
aug96wa W. B. MITCHELL, Receiver.