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DR.. T. Rennolds having been my family psr,,.
clan up to the time Of bis death, which occur,
about two years ago, have had frequent ug.a,
tnnities Ia experience and witness the effects II
Hepatic PHI and DO not hesitate to stata tastI
believe they are the best medicine u the kind .as
has ever been used in this section Of country. Nv
neighbors use them, and think a. much 81 Grau A..
do. WILLIAM J. D. BILL.
AUGUSTA County, VA.
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| hereby certify that ] have used, both fuv my.
self and In my family, DR.. T. Eonuods'. Urt..e
Pills. and truly ray their action + NOR" ~fI.is.i
and satisfactory than any medicine | have ee.i
used, and most earnestly recommend that ers.y
family keep and use them. These PHI, uaur
grippe. Nothing ], claimed FOR thcra moIe lhsu u-7
DE- scryc. BENJAMIN tHAwfean.
hLAMILf..
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PUBLIC MEETING IN BEDroRD.-At .
meeting of portion of the people Of Bed
ford county, held at the courthouse In
Liberty On Monday, the Esd day Of July,
it was ,sn .t>.a a,i...r .Euai .i. !" 2
Rssolued, That We approve the objects
Of the Philadelphis Convention, and re-.
commend that delegates be, sent to the
same and inasmuch as it Is now innpracti-
cable TO hold d district convention, that the
committee at Richmond be respectfully
requested TO sppoint delegates for this dis
trict. -,laf.ESs -; =
Resolved, That w tecom1nand James F.
johnson cad g. o. Burks 90: suitable per.
sons 70 Represent this district In said Con
ventica. .IRsi II 4, 9SlirITIE.
Hon. MI. Gosau and others took part
In the meeting. %,s.,t.,t.-s.,1
:. The st. Louis Democrat and CHICAGO
Tribune advocate the removal of the Ne
tional Capitol to some moro central 10,
cality. attn. sse = !.
Z General Neal Dow has gone 10 Ire.
land for his health, and writes that he u
"picking up.n He did q deal Of that In
Pensacola World. W y
John b. Reagan, ex.,Copied eratx Past.
master General, latsIy married No,Hs Ford
Taylor in Teas. ~
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DIAN
.., JOHN W. DAVIES & SONS.
RICuNOH MUSICAL EXCHANG 3,
No. lss MAIN STREET, ..s
sole agents for .... f.,
sTIErES PREMIUM PIANo.roRTEs.

STlEEFS PREMIUM PIASO-FuETEs.
These instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the best makers Of the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the rt-'Et +
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED!
These instrulesnts have ALL TEE LATEST IN.
PROPONENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege Of exchange within twelve
months n not entirely satisfactory
e to the purchaser. .
We refer TO the following psrsous, who have
sTIEFF'S PIANOS now In use:
!. General r. z. LEE, Washington College. Lexing.
+, D. B. PArsE 4 BRo., Lynohburs;
Rev. &. 3. PHYLLIps, Virginia Female Institute;
Aiss NARY BALDWIN, Feiaale School, and ]. @.
C1yEL. Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute. Sta union
Professor Z. 4. AaB0LD, Richmond.
Acall from all In want Of SUPERIOR PIANOS
Il solicited. Terms liberal. is2-ts
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hereby certify that have used Dr Remodel,
Hepatc Pills FOR several ycarH, both for ur..i'.
in my family, and consider them ia",t admiral.
medicine, such a. avery family ought 10 syrpt..-f
supplied with. think them greatly rrgiranI- &,
any other pin have ever tried
January an, l,gJ THOMAS ). NICHE.
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y EN- n o d IS PILLS.

MORE EylpESC& OF THEIR EFFICACY
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VIRGINIA STAT INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 100000.
JOHN L. BACON, President
THOMAS w. McCAECE. Vice President.
WILLIAM II. CHRISTIAN, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
THOMAS K. PRICB, JAMES ALFRED JONES'
WEIryaroy GoDpIy, THOMAS W. MCCASCs,
JOHN L. BACON, ROBERT a. LANCAsTsH.
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE,
and PERSONAL PROPERTY OF ALL hlNDe' ~
the city country, insured against loss or damage
by ire on the most liberal terms.
Losses equi;ab!y adjusted and promptly paid.
Office. los Main street, over Mitchell i Tylers,
Richmond Va. @p
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
nOMESTiC INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY on
VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY, l26s.
AUTHORIZED CAPlTAL..u...,........ goo 900.
INVESTED CAPlTAL................ S2eo coo.
ISSUES POLICIES TO COVER ALL FIRE AND
MARINE RISKS,
DISCOUNTS UTDOuBTED PAPER
AT SIMPLE INTEREST,
AND RETAINS THE ACCUMULATED PREMIUMS
HERE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
TRADE AND PROPERTY
FROM WHICH
THEY ARE y + XIV ED.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED AND INTEREST BEAR
ING CERTIFICATES GIVEN.
D. +. HARTSOOk. President.
DAVID J. BURR, secretary.
b. c. WIlERRT, JR., Assistant Secretary.
v Elm
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7 UBRICATING OIL.-THE VIR-
Ii GINA NATURAL PETROLEUM OIL. For
all kiads OF machinery. Will not gum or heat,
and Is ths cheapest and best LuBRICATuR pafore
the public. IL has been extensively and severely
tested in this city, and IL conhdanly reeomms ndsd.
tvel =. IN 80 Ir ~ Sole Agents.
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Persons troubled with ToTil LiTer, r"n''.r,.
tiDn, &c, deserve u hufer II tn " VIII t.' ~
have been greatly beucGtcd h. h,lr use
GEORGE L.. PhITuE
VA
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SrAryroS, VA, January 10. Tar
hereby certify thar have used tor 4 uwsab,ro'
years Dr. Reunoiis' Hepatic PIN, and can a..gre
the public that have derived nor" |"r"l' z ra
them than from any pin have ever used. Iu@r
JUny 2. ScHHlrf
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IErrEs FRoM wAsHlNG1YN.
corsespondeues Of the Richnond Disrsteh.

The Raaicah Fssied ~ he Presidsnt-TAs PRIV.
ci,les ss Researches Reiterated IL tAs Me-
age Aignias The Teaaessee Dtl-HoMina.
items 20 the Senate-The Onics-ssldeFt' Ciein
q. . perunnans sessisu-Ths Neutrality
49, -pvsI.es IN lsusress rrsaPesslnS, 30.
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HhJ aeet tgH Head JeaF 0sn
Fapfn

a numls n mr. sulAsnisr have
epmpIalhed n NJ iha, They mnnol
gtt n fssd NE sfAn, boeanse h.If
heightcts d. nj mleerilf them
selves, ahd boffYs heif lalsn vi'h.
~ withml their eonrbt sHd fil 4.
return them
This habit u certainly very 1000
becoming, IN any person ought q
tc ashamed u ]ihemwlyo iof du
,resmssing upon their neIghbm
property Eyery man IN fha count,
y able 10 take hi gsn county paper,
and II he IL TOO stingy 10 ~ WI h.
ought 70 be- io highmindod io
spougc nron bic ncighbof who
y more liberal W. therefore
ask the question, why don't yoo nd
your osn paper
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The staJ Law.

The High Court Of Errors and
Appeals has not yet decided the con
stitutionality Of the stay law, but il
Is expected they will do - hi.
month. In the mean time the Hon.
James I. Trottor, judge Of this cir
cult has decided the law uncon.titu-
iional, and ordered the ShcrifIs aud
Clerks 10 disregard II.
On the 18th Of this month the reg
ular term Of the Circuit Court Of
DeSoto county will be held and the
businos of sueing goes forward brisk
~. We advise all persons having
cases In Pamela Circuit Court, which
meets on the second Monday Of May
next, to call upon their attorneys I'M
mediately, and get their cases ready
as they will be called for trial at that
term Of the court. The cash system
having been adopted by the bar,
those who neglect to come forward
and make the necessary ar
engagements may find themselves
mulcted in bills Of cost.
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Congressional.

Bu, ono important measure affect
ing the interests of the South has
been adopted by Congress sinc the
holidays, and that Is the forcing
upon the people Of the District Of
Columbia the odious and outrageous
doctrine Of equality and negro suf-
fragc, and this has been done in the
face Of an almost unanimous vote Of
tho people against II. IL remains to
he seen whether the President will
sanction this damnable measure o
not, but the indications are that the
Radicals will have a majority suai-
cient to pass il without his sanction.
The adoption Of this measure indi-
Gates very clearly that the same pol
icy Is 10 be forced upon the Southern
States. The chances for the admis-
sion Of Southern members Of Con-
rrcss, grow less every day, and from
present appearances, we are Of the
opinion that they will not be adj
mised during the session of the
present Congress, unless the Presi-
dent inisrposss With HE strong arm
snd breaks down The power Of the
dominant faction now riding III,
e5en'fs 2 ruin. a. uroa a vhirl
~ind.
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sssnss 4 ~ g,aoIa iIadIaior

ia lH. ~ m Hp
hpnh nf rta.ii aftr rf
r. tloI ne aH7
boz q tit m H.. m
On al .fH II t..IntI
h Wrgbi t ,lI mfs ,
md IaInW aIufri n
r. tn NJ ff.iAr
~ n lp 30 s.Iu'ti Hnl W
Ffuuiiie Fmpfl tp Hnl Ht h
le,i N tHr meeting
tpn mtoo Of II ward 'b
ElIotlnr o. uIlt fn mun
moutIy blpirl
.RrulyoI. That lUs Hlt, boy
member Ut lhe Pamela NudI.Iin.
unanimously pflo ~ nppt1uu aII
~ Che remaining company inl 10
the erection N u monument 10 ih'
memory n ihc deceased mcmIrr D.
tie company nly that iho naiun "
he decreased mcmlen hall b. boz
arIbcd thereon
On motion NJ T. w. Ilylor o.
committee ~ hyo ns appointed 70
draw o design fora suitable monument
aud ascertain the probable cost nl'o,
10 solicit subscription, II ncc .ay
The Chair appointed John VI.
SbuCord NJ y ward \ {. KNOX,
g. H. Wmklns and Il H. Patton.
On Motion Of VI. S. Ward il WV
Resolved, That the names Of the sur
yiying members who participated IN
the erection of the monument shall he
Inscribed upon u.
On motion Of H. II. Taylor the
proceedings Of the meeting were
ordered to be published in the
Pamela STAR.
The meeting then adjourned to
meet on Monday the 18th day Of
Feb. 1866.
j. G. WRIGHT, Chairman.
John NJ. SurPoRp, Scc'y.
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49,
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County Court.

On Monday next the first regular
term Of this new court will be held
in the town OF Pamela, and the pco-
pie are anxiously looking for the
good, or bad effects to follow from
its action.
We again call attention to Sec. I,
Of the act, establishing this court,
which requires every person in the
county to give information to the
court, of all violations Of criminal
law.
The people themselves are con-
stitutcd a Grand Jury for that pur-
pose, and upon the faithful discharge
ofthcir duty, will depend the good
effects Of the system.
We also call attention to another
provision Of the law, over which
this court has eogninnce-that if
any person shall enticc a freedman
to leave the employment of any per-
son with whom he has contracted,
and afterwards shall employ said
freedman himself, he shall be pun
ished by the county court. We have
heard much complain, on this sub
fci, and we hope the parties aggricv-
cd will report to the court and that
Capt. y. c. Taylor, the prosecuting
Attorney for the county, will ferret
out and bring to punishment all who
have been guilty of this ungcncrous
aud illegal practice.
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Masonic.

10 The Subordinate Lodges Of 4. r.
aud Accepted Masons IN he State
Of Mississippi
The following are extracts from
the proceedings of the Most Worship
ful Grand Lodge, at It's Grand An
nual Communication, in January
1866, just closed which are publish
cd for your information, to-wit.
10 he w. w.. Grand Lodge Of
Hiss.
The select committee 20 whom
was referred that portion of the NJ.
W. Masters Address upon deceased
soldiers aud Lodges Of sorrow, beg
leave to report that they have duly
considered the subject, and agree
with the Grand Master, that we, rs
Masons, should manifest our regard
and esteem, for our noble dead and
as many Of them were buried On the
field, where they fell, and could not
under the circumstances, receive the
Inst sad rights we pay to n fallen
Brother therefore,
Resolved, That this Grand Lodge
recommend to it, subordinate Lodges
that a Lodge OF Sorrow he held in
each county in this State. on the
second Saturday Of April next, under
the direction of the oldest Lodge in
the county. That a public address
he delivered by some Brother, Sc
lected by said Lodge, and that a copy
of the address, together with names
age, residence, when and where our
Brothers were killed, or died, be-
forwarded TO the Grand Secretary, tn
be preserved among the archives of
this Grand Lodge.
Resolved, That In the funeral
ceremonies to be performed, on the
second Saturday of April ncxt-all
Master Masons be includcd--whu
we're made such in Army lodges,
and died in the servicc-and that
their names be placed on the rolls Of
those Lodges, within whose iurisdic-
ton they resided previous to their
death provided, they were vouchcd
for as such by Master Masons in
good standing.
Said IMPORT and resolutions were
adopted. u. 7. PORTER.
Grand Secretary.
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CITATION NOTICE.

Ths sisis n Nuluimd, rinola t0uhiy
In ibe Circuit Court n saii f9uhif
No ilsp Gtage q AitVk u 81 u VIM
Il tones defendant
appearing 10 rs failsaetion n ths Court
that i,ary " Jones ohs n The heirs filaw and
legal representatives II lbe aii VIM s Jonu
Who : how deceased Is nov q nonresident n
ihl' Aiatp,
Notice Z hereby given 10 lhs 'ald Lucy "
Jones 10 be- ard appear 10 and beiofe mid
court a. he nest term thereof ~ he holden IN
and fyt mid couniy u Pamela, n the Court.
houae thereof In ~ town u Pamela, % The
seventh Monday after The fourth Monday IN
March. 1866, then and there 10 Show cause "
ans she ran Why aid suit should not be re-.
yl,ed against her, o. one Of The heirs At law
and legal representatives. Of nid WIN ) Jones'
deceased.
Issued January %, 1906.
ja21.iw &c. HARRISON, Clerk.
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tifN 'wnI0I'. IUi 'i.IIr N0.n ''i
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mnn'y lIui rt ooiiln pIolrl i't
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pWn ri.h. Hui lhnl lna, IN Time oi
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W. balAlsh a. mAf iHm W
flnhA ffdgs. a. ie misi u
holding kslrts II sgiss N tf'h
ssYhiy aaI f~fsst w. " Y N
cen iezlss IL Ne smeiY n tsssfl
~ NJ " n Mi'ssala iSslgs mhs
dislsly, ita N ~ nlus n w
thslf hsmisn VIA haze diei n bssh
Killed = lhs var ia prisf lbf ihs
aTatw may hags them lehft hm
shlh n nfsnala. hll alI
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Pr be Pa ft
Lines 10 Lena.
~ KATY

Ts The custom u late as III are aware.
when a G,iior would peak 10 BIZ, Gil.
To have Il In verse, and insert in the Sra
And direct Il to Matte OF Sal
Now Matte and sallic arc lovely, lie true
And well worthy u Katy affection;
but Lena, the b,tS and young enough TOO.
Aud Kate Is in love to perfection.
His heart l. o'erlowing with love for lhc belle.
And he can no longer conceal H.
Yet he has not the courage Miss Lena to tell
but must call on the sr,R to reveal H.
The truth u Il is Kate Il deep Ia love.
Aud i' wanting ~ badly a wife;
Tha, a downright "No from hi, bright.
eyed dove,
Would Immediately end bis poor lie.
Walden Mount, Jan. 10th, 1880.
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RnIgmas for the Star.
ny KATY.

No. IL am composed of nine
teen letters,
My 0 3 10 calls like kisses from
a females lips"
My II 0 II Is is a sweet name
for n lady.
Ny ~ 1910 10 10 : is one Of
the middle States.
N.Y. IL II if new will take n
lady to churrh.
My 10 ! is a proposition.
My 10 8 J o 10 is essential to
life.
My whole is what every family
should have.
Answer next week.
No. Al am composed of nine
letters.
My 1 is a town in New
York.
My | ) 3 j 9 is a note in music,
My 5 . is an indefinite adjective
prcnoun.
My I . 3 is a vcxatious "yar-
sometimes.
Ny whole is un unhealthy state
for Rebels.
Answer next week.
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DENTIsTRYii!!!!,,

Or v Y ELLIOT, hrmsrly Of Is,ks,
Vie. hat now from the Dental Rnnms Of J. n
A Nm. Wasson. ati Main street Nsu,rh,, -.
b huad At the residence " Ms n ~.
Pamela untl February 10th, lssg whsrv h
viii be happy ~ operate in III the branches ~
the destd prvkssson With The maSi psrs.st sas.
COS. Refers & AyN rs Ward. p,,ol.
al~, Lieut. W " Perkins Bi,rsvn, ssi
m,u. c,hts = Tie c'l hiitilien.
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Macmillan having selected one Of
the descendants Of the Emperor ltur-
bidc as his heir in case he shall have
no children Of his own, the living
members Of the lturbide family be-
come objects of public interest. The
Emperor lturbidC left FIVE sous and
four daughters, and Of the sons the
eldest is living, hut not married the
second, Angel, married a MEXICAN
lady, aud has u sou between two and
three years old; the thirl, Salvador.
died June Z, 1856, leaving a son. .
who is now lping educated in a col.
lego at Paris; the fourth, philip.
died November 10. 1853. leaving No
children; and the fifth, Augustus. Is
now living in Paris. II is tho son
Of Salvador, the young student nj II.
Barrie College, in Paris, who is the
chosen one Of Macmillan. The sub
jet would he important as we'll as
interesting, IL Macmillan was a lit
de more certain Of preserving the
throne for which he Is choosing a
successor.
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josh Billings saysi awe finally
cum 10 the konklusion that tharc
amt trcoth enuff in the world Jest
now TO do the buziness with, and II
sum kind ov kompromise kant he
had. the devil mout "A we'll step in
and run The tunsarn N cns,."
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DIERTlSENEITS.
The Scientific American

Il puhlisbed every wect. At No ~ Park Row
Park Buildingh New York. by
NrNN 4 COMPANY.
Editors and ~rrupnc,css.
rFsss-rhre dollars PER anuum, invariahly
In advance.
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A young lady .aii trll Il.
She held a pot q be- ua.s i.r
hand, "Promi-e 20 mz-- CO. i-
scald Won" SThuu ,g ui.. AZ
replied IL had ra,her y sqfia- cs
than every day q ny
"Ah dear doc;r,. bow !. ,rr WIS,
to-day TIE bcr1r shart In
head and saii-"You u-a.s ,rrpas
for the wort AW.ai srat tie
husband, do v1E ;aaf ni n tu-
ly to e, over Z
Go TO JAPAy-Isg au bar 1
fr.t-cla.s hoss ;hars 81 So uaf.
live comfortably "a Is sr ;vf ana.
a dag. Servant. rhl'r f&r isas
a month, aad A aars i rasrl
may b. bad - ,ae nrs i- ~
one dollar and City ol,.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Where's the Honorable Probate Court fof
Pamela county, at the November term, 1865,
granted letter. u administration to the under.
igned on the estate Of James Williams dc.
ceased, now therefore MI persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to have
them proba,ed and registered 10 the Clerks
Office u said county within the time prescribed
hy law, or they win be forever barred.
W. J. FLOYD,
jang7.CL Administrator.
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The Largest Furniture Mandatory
In the World.

Manufacture and keep constantly on hand A
large aud extensive assortment Of llurraus
WaniroeeS Washstands BedstsadS and All
other kinds q FarnisurS Locking Glasses
Hair. Ness Cotton. Shuck and srsine Mattress
g and dealers In carpets Rugs &C.
Always on hand, . large and comple,s a.
sgrimeni u CARPETlSu, from the commone.,
Hemp o. WOODEN 10 the finest Velvet or Medal.
len " co,hs Mating, Rugs Piano and
Table Covers kc- &c.
uur Furniture being made Al our own Fac.
tories = warranted 10 b. In al respects IS rvp-
MITCHELL HOFFMAN, 4 CO.
aos Vain and Is Nonroc streets. Memphis
Isaas e. h!i-Jm
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Wonderful Diseoveryll

Al persons indebted to the late hrm 4
4 Bro Baiesyillo, win find I, greatly b
interest 10 come forward within the seu !
days and close up their accounts By not.
At our old stand In BateNille. Ane =
days our books will be moved TO Menpli
J. W. A. J0SH
jah2o-3m. Surviving Pars
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Election soiiee.

ry ,Ittas n Hdt IL ~ fnm Ne iHffi q
al.s isisi isnaap laih 1900 " =,
HhafH N psaaia aainii, Hll Hfen aHl
laIi ~ ]tlffffn NJ lhs saHoHi pfff Hrit u mil
piaiy ~ Haniay ihe ilth iaf n Febfaaf
ifgG ~ ne bafpsf a elsfilhr 1ns fhgnir
Tpsssuf ThiI lld ia5 ~ iannay, 1900
DeII.U floyd Sheriff
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The War not Over.

There is trouble ahead for men
with paroles besides Rafael Scmmcs.
Attorney General Speed, in an opin-
ion given to the President, rs con-
stitutional adviser, in reference to an
inquiry by the Senate why Jcir.
Davis was detained in custody, &C..
saws:
These parties have no ultimate
protection from prosecution of high
treason, but thinks that il would be-
a violation of their paroles TO prose
cute them before the political power
Of the government has issued n proc.
lamation that the rebellion has been
suppressed. Though active hostili-
ties have not for some time existed,
peace, he SAYS. has not been fully
restored. When peace does come in
law and fact, then it will be proper
to prosecute some of those who were
mainly instrumental in inaugurating
and conducting the recent HOSTILE
ties"
Then will conc the time Cor pros
ccuiing Generals Ice, Johnston,
Hardcc and n host of others, and We
have no grounds to hope that il will
not he done.
In this law opinion of Attorney
General Speed, the President is adj
viscl that JEFF. Davis can only be-
tried in Virginia, the place where
welding the power he controlled in
opposition to the Union but, in the
case Of Gen. lcc and others, the
opinion is infcrcntially given, that
they may be tried where thcy wcrc
actually present during the prcsccu-
ton of ho>tilitics, II follows. that
though Davis may not be tried ON
bill found against him by a
grand jury in the District of Column
bia, General Longstrcct may, il he
should hereafter he indicted there, as
he was personally present there with
a hostile army; and General Ice
may be tried in PENNSYLVANIA.
These things nrr more than likely tn
in their season.
There is a report in circulation
an order for the arrest of Gen.
Forrest has already been issued.
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