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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

The principal party connected with the
counteFfeiting Of 500 compound interest
notes has been arrested. 1s The presses and
plates have been secured with several thous-
and dollars Of the counterfeit notes.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

: Asw YeRK,gJuly 1s.rTThes steamer Man
haitian, from Vera Cruz has arrived at
quarantine. yellow fever is not so preys-
liant at Vera Cruz.
Iss The Y.te of Asximilisnl was soon to
leave Tor Europe 10 arrange for q new loan.
1Suerrillasl have been Iauits,snear Vera
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

steel stamps and stencil Brands,
of feyery description and STYLE manufactured at
1876 Ontario, HurIbut's Block, Rear Buildings.
mays;Rl5 A. N. PIPER.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

Fancy Cabinet and Wooden Toilet
Articles, Of the most tasty style, manufactured
at 1876 Ontario street, HurIbut's Block, Rear
Buildings. .tH atI A. n. PIPER,
mays:RI5 e.ag Mechanical Jobber.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19
:. aalllbE EDI'tSEP0gs sI0sA.

The heaviest thunder storm, ACCOMPANIED
BY torrents Of rain, occurred this morning,
lasting about half an hour. Several places
were struck BY tlikhsdinE I A block of u
unfinished brick buildings in Warren street.
Brooklyn, va, nearly Aepsiishsd by light
ming and the gale One ortEo vessels were
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-19

b 81 Johns chapel was set on ERE, and the
Steeple Of the St. Fefesas church vas struck
by lightning notwithstanding the large
quantity Of rain, ,tAs heat after The storm
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ANORDIXANpE-To grade, ,paTe and

G. S. WHsATos, ASS, City Clerk iyls:SS4
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Mrs. Maximillian Going to Europe.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-17
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This standard journal, founded more than
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oourss between the founders Of the National
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas The Honorable Probate Court oi
PhnolA county, and State Of Mississippi, At ihe
December term, 1885 thereof, granted 10 The
Undersigned Letters u administration on Tie
estate Of George O TAFT decreased. now there.
fore all psroni having claims against aid Is.
ilts, are hereby notified 10 have then Pfobaisd
aud registered In the Probate Clerk . oalee br
aid county, within The time prescribed by Law,
or they viii BE- forever barred
~ r. sLEDGR
jan0-el Administrator.
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CITATION.

The State Il ni.i.-i,pi p.,.,. ,,..,,.
10 John Barnett WI a.-ssss srd isnhA
msrdlsw, and The ksin w. 80 49,
rrsss snkaesa. % John J. nuns11 -
ffsness Buchanan. aese.s.d'
-. 80 Of you are hereby. cid
.,,..oe'sr s NE Probate cosrsf NJ eees1t
rsoefthnass shereu<, e. ~ 81 nsshf:
e. .,,5 nett 70 answer The pefisioa Il ant
Nv "hneurns se4Aor r=ne ~ - e-k
y we petition pssyisR ~ ~ y i6k1re-
y rssitis~sv a Th>ssnsA nu.snha
ia county. ascsss<d rkspi< nst 4 urunet
~ ordsr u ceurt irru>1 ia knu.rr1 -
v. p. wooffkk. el.v<
Nh fsylc-. sa'a<itar ssr-srrrft
t-ni7fv
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration upon The es,s,. Of
Ben. '. Irby, deceased, having been granted %
the By The Probate Court Of Pamela county, q,
the December tefm. 1888, notice 10 hereby Civ
co 10 eli creditors Of aid deceased, 10 Probate
sad register their claims IN the PROBATE Clerk
ones Of aid county Of Panola, within The tine
prescribed By law, else they will be barred.
EDMUND IRBY,
Ians-et Administrator.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-17
To whom Il May Concern.

Al psrons arr hsrehy warned against trad.
ing &c q note for s,sel, payable 10 Thomas J.
DARBY. dfssd March ,loth, 1851, add signed BY
Keith 4 Souby, 6f the balance due on a
bore. rhis noe b protested BY said Arm BE-.
esss i was given fof an individual debt Of ".
D. ksiih. add he hrm will net pay The saas
KEITH 4 SoRSBY,
DyS z. sonsr, Surviving Partner.
jtarsy !, 1855. lihs-lt
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COMMERCIAL AGENTS

,h.ip snmen's and orders solicited. ".
~ Il endesvOr By s,rie, personal s,,ss,,o. -
uas'ne.S and prompt vigorous and un%,ir;ss
a .,sl earselves Of every possible
!, s,,hst y w tna'iers conhded, 70 our houses
~. ''ass Memphis New Oriesns Mobils ar
oss - 70 merit and SECURE q most rsn.
en- continued confidence and ~pafronsvs
SPEED D0s0H0, FourE kCo-
9ase up stain, Dsse,e block, Madison Il.
m htsrHp. Tsxx
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Where's As Hoaoahls Probate Court for
psuOls eodnty sud STATE Of Mississppi, II ,h,
December term, 1855, granted Letters Of admin.
l.lraton 10 the undsrlsust on The estate Of
William Little, deceased, now therefore ali pct.
sous having claim, against said estate are bare.
by nnshsd 70 have them probaisd aud regis.
tered 10 ths Probate CLERK ofios Of aid county
within he tine prescribed by law, o. this no.
tee viii be Plead 10 bar Of the same.
j. A. CONNER
!ans-6Lpd Admlnistraior.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-17
INsoLvENT NOTICE.

Whereas II q tpseiL tsrus Of the Probate
Court Of Tanlea county, held OF the 7sth IA,
Fl November, 1888, the ssist, of A. " JoaeS
deceased, wa declared lnaolEent Nov ali Der.
sous helding claims sx.insa aid estate are here.
by settled % cons forward and have the .ans
Prossisa and rssis,sr.a vithia twelve meath.
frvu ia date hsreol. % ths SAINT shall h les.
ever b.rrsd. III SAMPLE.
jzas-sm. shsriH aud A~dminsustof.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The spfs Of Mississippi Pamela county.
10 fhs Circuit coun Of aid eoaniy.
W. s. iisrris sarviring partner Of nlar 4
Hsris plaintifs - James 7. wssthrosk, De-
ftnisst
Attachment ssasA ihs isth dsy Of sossm.
her, 1885, and lsvisd upoa he sshis Of aid
defendant for The sum 81 tss 10, fsigrnshls 70
The Circuit co1rt Of aii co1nfy. No'lcs e
hsrehT girtn 70 he aid defendant James 7.
Nathsook, that unlsss he Appear before aid
court On The I'm, day d the nsfi tern thsseel
70 y hsldsn N ssa Cor aid county, a IL
eourt hra,s shsteot IN the ,owp % sanolA On
ihs ses~sh hond.y shsr The feur,h nesasy IN
March. less, nd PLEAD 70 Mid action. lsar.
meat vii " ssssrsa sssinss hin. ssd a.
ssssi< ssssched vii b. sod.
jasis-ts &c. HARRISON. clsl.
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Keep constantly N hand all siies u plain
and esskss nfssaiie burial cas- slse. = new
raisn, plain cs@ tbs-isn-pa.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State q Mississippi Pamela County.
To Nancy Benton and Jane smai, heirs Al
q solomsa snail, dsces.Ea.
fou are elled 70 .nes.f h<fsrs IL Probate
coaft % s<ia es=sg - Wednesday, ne isth
Gay o. fsFth, les. y shsv esnss uhT she
sasl seeeaat q safy small and william W.
Ailisr, sdnAiHAsFztis sad sdmir~srzsas u ae.
teaeaLt estate should aot Be- allowed aud an
rfossd D. ofasf d conft i<ssa "a 81 fsh
's.fy isss wp wooTTrs,
Nnth u~k
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~INsOLvgNT NOTICE.

The STATE Of A~iei~irpl Pamela County.
To the creditors Il MILAN ". rvsra IA.
ceasrd. late q aid oounty.
foa are hereby nosised. that the estate ~
'.id deeesssd, "a, II the January term. isee
o. The Pfvhsis toaft II aid essnty. rVrurs.a
insolveat sad that you must Probate and
rsEsstsf yuuf vsftyas claims against s.id A.
eesssd. N The eeRcs q The clerk Of said C,urt
y ~ Sri saasay IN iaae 1851 Ia orasr ~
rccsive youf pso-nia share Of aid essase. slss
yeuf CLAIMS will b. forescr hzrrrd.
WILLIAM & HARRIS
tessnh Aaminitrstrr
, 1866-02-09
FROM NASHVILLE.

The Tenneaaee Ieefslature-;uertl1a
Arr-.tel1LCotore.f ,rronr. ns,,xt.,o.f
0.,.1stnr,,,ns s..a,t... % -. st.u n",.e,.,..
Party-Cotaon Burned-Iuortailty List.
&c.
lspec'al despatch 10 the ch'eaeo Inbnne1
... NASHVILLE. feo. T.
In the Senate the bill to wind up the bank Of
nes ny .s,n ~ ts.tars 1a o1 ,he i, ~
ing sha. assets Of The bank shall be appropriated to
creditors, Ihe bill Was trnneu1tted to the uouse
,,he,r !, ,r,s subst,,ne., ~ ~. IN, n,s cnns,d
esation here m md pasted upon m IL IT, m 1st @ lesdns
1hs afternoon Was spent m the House in dscns-
s,nE resolution that Tennessee delegates are a.
NY 5 b 4 :sn!!ted: 'Ds.' aa4 'l'4'A A1.uF4l,
NJ. j! d. ROOD Of namii.on. T sos ID Que 81 lis bis
.sn:sls.s .5rsdss ID, ssa!nst Congress he Eednsn,
the subject the House adjourned.
The river u e1tll reeed1ng With ~ feet on shoals.
Ass.5Gss 9 c4o ATsna Fen c1
4 man named VIM, Poa has been arrested for
eoaniy oS nIeh IN pks
bridgeport, Ala, on the hight Of the ID Inst, were
captured q gna5d. As,bee attempted to escape
na se M }n ~ H. v W. 70 @
son connts. where he hss committed msay cTimes.
~ 11i1cs1o9 so 9pet'a' apoanu IN 'oe nesooofnooo
n. iifth Il s. cn,onea Infantry haye hcen dts.
hsadea ,d t. ,hs , xeipz aa Of nu9y soe Sf
entered into eonIrncls for labor IN ArEsusaa and
NSetlsstnnr. d3w,nr To iha cuntaly Or rome ;sl,te
ana many OF 'ne ofnns
fishnn 4 ,tiurr ur,1] nreach in uun,ayi,c m SAT.
urasy e ners 's' WIZ p''1su IL n'''7'''' u S'A''
, 1866-02-09
- lSCONSIN LEGISLATURE.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trtbuue.J
MADISON, Wls., Fea. g.
In the Senate today resolutions we're presented
Tor running through tfafua On the IaCro.s8 road
for restoration Of capital punIehmeut and more
stringent penalties for crime generally.
The Assembly resolution fbr a committee 10 np-
portion the State INTO Senate and Assembly dis
trtcts war adopted, AFTER being amended 90 ~ to
make the committee consist Of six from the seuate
and sesen from the Assembly, and to provide for
the fa1ne number of Senate and Assembly districts
as now.
a resolution wss adopted ordering 500 copies ct
the State census, With statistics, by Conversational
ind Legislative districts, counties sud towns 70 be
prepared and printed under direction Of the secre
fetaEy Of State,
a resolution was introduced TO provide for the
con- @ vii i vas % sisea III he sst
hsa ss9 Il S1rs aDa aud
The resolution }nsttuciing The Railroad Commit
tee to take peedy action the Land grant bills and
gre them preference over others, was indefinitely
Message IN English and foreign languages wss dc:
fea1ed By rota Of 1 TO 10.
Bills we're introduced incorporating the Northern
of road from Foa au iac "a Bayaeid, md coafe.
Of sns american bbe Society sna is us ailpsfss
from ts5atlo, and o appropriate 8 ooofos the pur-
prison, and 81, 900 for its current e1per.es. 1Te
Committee On State Prison accQna11o5ci ft1c ,sfter
bals with very tayo,able report Il Tic condition
and ,.! management Of the prison.
chaptet r. s.. "a provide or Inc cnns,rnrtion
OF bridges BY the County Bo4tu when the amount
ne nsess.a y more than one PEI cent. on The yalaa-
potAte The Wisconsin Packet Company.
In The Assembly petition. were presented for
and against building, kileoasn dam, md ior and
, 1866-02-09

a Tour OF Inspection In mtssfs8lppi-
The Labor Quesllon-Trcattnen of
Freeamen--Hostlllty 10 the Govern-
ment-U. 8. Officers 1ns11lfcd-Ereva~
ience Of Crime.
Especial Despatch tu The Chicago Ttbnne,]
ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 3.
Tonr Mississippi correspondent informs me that
Maj. Gen. T, ]. Wood some time since directed Col
Samuel Thomas, Assistant Commissioner Of The
Freedmen's Bureau for Mtssitsippt, to make tour
Of inspection through the State, for the purpose Of
ascenaining the condition and prospects OF the
freedmen and the feelings Of the people generally
Concerning the results of this Inspection Jour COT.
respondent has learned The following highly inter
es,ine facts; Col. Thomas visited jackson, Me-
zidlan. Macon, Lauderdalc. Columbus, Abes-
deem, oeolena, hol1y spnnss, Corinth, Gre;
eans ri Rh an. ,ne scsns sn
each place. Tbs negroes have gtuerally gone to
work and their good tondnet Is the thee Of almost
Ia plaees no
parsed by tho Legislatures. The demand for Labor
Eeed. III opniop oi ,he peope % With az regsTd p 10
the negtos unw1ihngness to WORK Is entirely
changed. There stems to be epFingipg up ditpo-
ored schools are, being looked upon with
t&Eor, and lba Aberdeen city authorities have adop
ted meatures 10 arsist Northern people in ettao.
| if4InE eHch eEQoQlf. laefe Is prospect uat
| much larcer crops than heretofore supposed will
be Iaieed in the Stale While the Feeling OF the
people thus seems to he improved toward the col.
ored men, 1t Is hourly growing more hostile toward
| Northern men aud to~ard 1he Government Col
Thomas was everywhere exposed 10 insult, II be
| showed his utllo1m. no one known to
represent the Government ss treated with rcspeci
] or decency un1ess backed BY military 1orce. fht
| low and vicious Clas see seem to rule socloy MrF
derz and roboeries arc common, and the cistl au
thori.ies arr powesless 10 check ,hen,- The State
| ia everywhere inefficient Lawess and bad mar
hare got Into ol1ice who will not execute The lawe
Hut little complaint Tas made OF The officers ant
troops stationed At various points, but general de
| SIRE expressed for their removal. Your CORES
ondeuI learns that these general views are The te
| euIt of great ntas pi epecjbt fActS.
, 1866-02-09

=
uaa au u, VIII - ns5uSes'
sd ol 'ae 'saoa l9uoe hsa"as+ At sbieh MI u.
ea'fo 'ha' ne aaa selected Inc proposed ne Of The
t"o e''nF@nles - tne noet Desirable roote. and
aiso mAoe ah ons4 10 easn af psr The bonds Of the
ks'sa oseaa1'1aoH W toe apHea0' et si1 'nii',ons
p1 oo'ars 10 purchase INC neeefsa5 Iron and rolling
e'ocs'
- -, % uunua. itpost " .ue s'estcln 4Aa1soao y,
-.s ~ - s's .E Wp.ssu. .ne pTpel', ol tne
n"1,.n. W n,.p ~ - su' .t eouo.'oa' tat.ns Eome
,esr,x oys,,nx.a -. -. ns asaoa y. oae
t.on Int .hrn she nsa h,1,s =. aaa,saa Fsas "a
rhr nwason ~ Alhnn~ ~ 49,, sm -. s.as.ss ~
It viii te re.dv for nse IN f,,r aa,s w. s 49,
f,.,oh. -tn 1sss t,r,n, t,s W., th~sna snq u.'i
sx1on, rh,ncr =. ~, rse tr,ss. stt,, ~ os osn @
ru,tnn da,,.s. ~ MI, s ~. % W. eose oSes
9ha E.., Ynrs. f.o,r.i rn,d M ,a.so,,rss ass. ~
~ was.aa ~ mas.as .,ts..s sssa Ill saea "
49, s~r,a "4.1 --As' 49, 'ee iA upot
.ae ooapie ~ -. res. "a opsan1aslo VIII ~ c"n'
"eneea IL me fpf'ne-
Inc long expected ana nnal tr1al race be.
tween the United States donele-ender Ttnoosh
and Algonquin, which is 10 decide tue relahye
merits OF The different ep.ine~. will take place Is
soon A. the weather noderatcs. The contest b..
1"eca the respective VESSELS for The saprcm les
, 1866-02-09

Regiments Paid oG--Thc Governor en-
route 10 Clsicago-I.incnln Monument
Fund-lntercst Paid Ola Statc Debt
War Expenditures.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tr1bune,l
.... -....-. srREoF1ELp, Feb. 6.
The 18th and 151st regiments Of Illinois Infantry
were pa'd Oft Ut Camp butler to-day. Majors t;rn-
yer ana Lupton, payuasters, dsbursed on The occa-
sion abont $S50, ,O00
Gov. Ogietby and Hon. o. II. Hatch, appointed
BY the Lincoln Monument Association 10 confer
with Tho chtcsgo board OF Trade, Will ieays this
evening for Chicago.
Major F. Bidgcman, tenior rsymaster at this
post, received 0o0 today for the purpose Of
PAIRING ttoopa.
The receipts for the Monument fund for the week
ending to-day aulonut tolfa5iS4. Of this amount
the lflh fsgiment V. r. Corps contributed faM
:, HunJ. BeSezldge, Stale Treasurer, paid in
New Yofk the sum OF {a51 916 q, being the
amount q interest falling due jan, lit, 1868, On
sfdte Indebtedness. On The 1st Of January the
State tebt amenntsd TO abous 81 9.. 961.43. Since
that time $cf6 5 s: has been paid oflhe principal,
reducing the Indebtedness to 81, ,a14,.0aG7.
lice o1r last report the following statements Of
war expenditure hive been received: payson,
AdaMk county, $7.2T3; Cornwall, Henry county,
s1ntisi; Severn, Warren county, S,O50. for sub.
ttttntes; m association OF same town E75375 So;
LockpoEt, VIII county, $7,aSi.
, 1866-02-09

NEW YonK, Feb. S--The t1nuae1ciel says the
etocG market exhibits Eathrr more spirit and a
slight recovery q tone. The Improvement, how:
ese, appears 10 be purely spasu1odic arising ont Of
IN effort OF s'bul - operators to produce reaction
nom the exciting depression. More favorable 10
tarns isonl few Of the roads give certain degree
Of cotlntenance to The movement.
Governments are dull but arm. excepting 5scs,
which, under the sole Of heavy lot, declined IL.
The money market exhibits sEx'roe du1lnc+s, the
consequence pf the comparative inactivity In all
branches Of business. Tic applications for street
loans are moderate. and are met mostly at SIS per
cent with exceptions at Ave per cent On govern
ueut collatcrAls. There ts = diminished supply 0!
paper, With less demand from buyers. Strictly
prime names pass At 7per cent, good at 86s9 per
cent. and other grades at 10E15 per cent. Some 0!
the banks are employing thelr balances N tue puE-
chase Of compound Interest notes, which. ut tue
same time par good interest md sustain their
legal tender reserve.
kGold rather stronger apparently upon The report
el probability that the tureign loan proposed In the
dE auce bill viii not be authorized BY Congress. The
heavy decfe tn cotton 1t Lfzespoof has llso tep-
dcncy to strengthen the premium The price
touched 40 ut noon.
L Foreign e1ctanRe shows rathes more dr1n 81.
but the tutes IRE not quotao1y higher The leading
drawers ask 117ai for 60 avs sterling. hut the besi
bills can be bought Al 107st. Cotton bills are de-
pres Sod and very irregular, qoostlons ranging from
iQ3G11t7 tor sterling.