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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26
LOCAL POLITICS.
Il. M.rn CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRlor

MECH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
In the IXth Congressional District, the lsnmany
Hal candidate bas Withdrawn leaving tho field 90 Fernando
Wood oDd VIM A Darling IN letter announcing hf WIN
drawai NJ jackson says
have become eosyiased 5y oyer hunE svene. be- there
sincerity b. lie asion o. the Ismmty leAdcr' ia ina 0 Oh
NIKE siy esoft IN bsss Of 10Y election. On con,rsry
a. 70 81 af asEo8 70 Us eass wit such ihdaeren .urpo
non ns ogsHizst.on As would maze dsie i9s'o u o.,
1or, have Sowsy,s entirely mistaken ,hs sm MOI to begss
l %sS a9 d 7 cas s' op5 nd vote Is,
Z M, ~ i1, lst tbsto formally ,ss rn5l n t.,
d:Iez ttsr so5iasoa 4ss,sl ihsy do one ls s'i
gai'e their fse designs ho pablo - ieIge have nss
Of Ss,s TO- sSsa "a. y profession. q
e. ss P' ., ss Is sge 70 sssp h S
an Psrfsy ssi,ded the, uo.e broeson, is 40
sSfet5 SiiSds% oy Sss 10
"a MBBrlEU ~ THE LOYAL VETERANS.
An important meeting of the Executive Committee
of the LOYAL vstean VII be held this evening o. the C"pe
Institute 20 Witch representatives nom al t9ldes ogtri{a
meeting vii, b found elsewhere
MEETING Is FHy EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
ThssHha % fstffy the nomination of Col. lie Grand
r Cannon the nominal for Congress In the With District
will b. held 10 nRh tbs Everett Rooms which viii be M
dressed BY Gov Hsmton Of the Hon W T. Dodse aad
Others. There VII BIZ aIgs assembly OF loyal Vsteis
-. TWESTY.sBCOSD WARD MEETING.
The Hon Chas. A. Dana will speak tins evening
At ths Headquarters o. the Union League Ige' s'o-.
in the IXth Congressional District = Of more thts oe interest
as u lies between such Republican ss re hoI. v n
Hon. Fernando Wood On the othel.
DEMooR ATTIC UNION FOURTH coyGREssIoSAL DIsTEitr
~ Pc. CONVENTION.
An adjourned Meeting OF the Convention wa held
On Wednesday evening last at No 4e Melsons when Col
Mchsei Burns formerly OF the 7Sd New York Volunteers
M Fire Zousyss nominated by scesmstm az the ehoiee
of the Convention for Congress
On he same evening conservative Republicans met Of tho
Warren House Hudson and ndorsed the nomination o.
Col W Burns John Y Savage Is not candidate bgt &c
elined The nomination on informal ballot.
SOLDIERS NOMINATION, FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
AT meeting OF the soldiers Of the Is, Assembly
Dsfct held at tie Hancock Shades No VsIoh,i Major
Michael Doaa reScye " s9InOu' O0IiEsi'n iOi Member
p,s,.s4sss, &" s0Ys n Blue
A preliminary meeting to organize an association OF
soldiers Nld sailors Of The late war in favor OF the election Of
Reutp Fenton 10Y Governor and Horace Greeley FOR Con
eress In tie IVM District held al the Fifth ward Hotel
osterdsy evening II was resolved that Tie title Of tf organ
sion ihotld be t3s Veteran Union Legion Of tl9 IV
pos igSss TogX 5h n Y Cavalry Vice
| Presidents WIN. il. La Rue i4th u. s. InienlF[ ana
Isoae Hall Ifs Y Light Artillery treasure Joseph
q Scuilg I5Oh Volunteers Secretary 'oan !" m heape
5th n s. Volunteers GJuyca Zogaye,l Aller appointing
delsgatos 70 te meeting Of he LOYAL veterans 20 % ia
=, F? .s ~ II C9ls 49, ~ '--. ~ -'-s''
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ARNOLD-On F.auL day teuth month llfh Nay j. vic q
BENJAMIN r. Arnold aud daugher Of Thomas J. and Alafy d.
CiIAn rred - yesrs, months ard II iayr. .
Tho friends rIeIy invited 20 attend tue funeral nom we
Friends Meeting House On Twenty seventh st. near oAas5ei OF
seventh DAY tcntL month (EthL 81 10 o'clock.
BARTISEsnddeny "Wednesday, Get a. Thomas C. Baftue
The arsa viii take place th friday afternoon from
bis ate residence, 20. 90 CIsrkson'si
BIsHOP-At Triou Tbursdy Oct 2S SARAH j. wife Of Aloer
r. Bishop. Gged ~ year, e..
Tie rae, aid friends requested attend hoT ones on sail
DAY Ocl. D. al O'Clock from the VI. T. Church latfstoT
car RCU-gn Thul.iav Oc. % 1870 Benjamin riuaI son Of
William g. and C1ians Nes Church aged years months
and days. ,,o -. rt,
tn funeral VII place from their redsuce No 428 Last fhy
nrst-st, Bresutn Terrace, 81 ? p. uLi Saturday,
DOREOn Ihur,day Oct p Ade twin dtcF OF joseph aud
May A. bore. AGED months Ind u day..
The friend, Of tie family respectfully invited q az
tend tic lrem from residence 81 her parent no 5 est
Tweutieth.st this lFuisyl Afternoon II Is O'Clock
PUTTPsn Brookiyn Wedns day Oct a. her ate resi-
dens JOHNSON CARL, hr Enrah Ei vile oi george
s. Phillips. ssed - yeafs. O., 49,. ., e---f
Tie reSes aud fns are repeey Invited to attend ef uera
ton the sloan Prebyteln Cluch Prncest near Myreave
on Friday afternoon sti O'clock
PFCK-Tn Brootyu lier short ilrss Cs' Wright n'ut oa1g
Ter OF william ". and Mary ,. fe-k
Notice a fsusfal tersster
WFLCU-A Brooklyn "Wednesday. Oct "a Henrietr Hyat;
vii oI john ;. Nelci. seed ~ wears
the fsuy respectfully inyed -
attend fnne saturday se1oor az ciocA nom hef ae
r@sidra~e. sdllu a. -. 81 door iron Dehab sve
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other preliminary business tae nesting adjourned % m'e' N
Monday evening neXt 10 tfs I,Hh ward ho.'- -
ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT kh'UBhl'AN Noh'NA'
TlOE.
The Radical Republican Convention Of Tho Eley'
cath AssomHy District met at he Everett Rooms Thirty
ioTrthsi and Broadway yesterday evening any aIT oehhH
aud Joseph x Ifth Se0 tary nominated John 1Iih!
for Assembly. Iae COul euon t-en adjourned 10 me eau o.
UNION nErrpLIcAv GENERAL COMMITTEE.
4 regular meeting Of the Union Republican General
Committee was held yesterday evening a. Headquarters Argus
Han No. go broadway Amor D. W hnanaoh ueit III 'i,
Chair and VIM Drummorl ald Lhas j. Strong aoliAs "'
lie business o. The meeting wa. Of private nature and had
reference merely to some routine matter. neparahe RON an
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL TAMMAYY SOMISATfoN.
The Tnmmany Convention Of the With Congress
ional District met YESTERDAY evrng ~ the corner Of Hudson
Field acting as Secrsr Tho letter 81 Emanuel IL Hart de-
clui,e the nomination recently rendered LIN vas eae M
afcr exciting discussion Thomas l. stewart Nts
n h. stead Pending tie nomination he Ioho"ins Ies"u'
Issa That Tie ol Thomas E Stewart tie leg 's,.ioh o.
lie Lesuie voted Cor and iad9.sed a tue pg.er
tive arbitrary end oppressive nacaso5e Of Tie tePaean psTl &
"a p i'r L9go' Lev" l5 iiSlt, az tef5rd
Reioe3 1Ls' j. utterly loo oui eut WITH ou pn ~ ~
Thomas candidate for Congress since WIN
protesting delard the mmsdato repeal Of these at, we are 70
revsdug Of tue active esela VINO cohOu'ou " N
G tb cop,ISoyeto of ne resolution James Gumbcion
laid thn be had seen Sir Stewart during the afternoon ana
that DE- expressed much regret for having voted Tor no u
measures John Hoalne stated that erey man ctmnilu
som, errors aud he thought repentance was oil that could De
asked Another gentleman said he would withdraw all oipos
lion n Mr. stewart Wcud write letter giving oppression 10
.s tio1 vas fnsy isid or the liable BY vote Of % ~
After thc nomination hnd been made the Convention refused '"
qte il unanimous Judge Barbour declined 20 net on The com
iftec 70 notify the nominee Of the action Of the Colvenon
that the nomination was one unit 20 ~ nie
severn. other gentlemen also declined 10 act 80 INIT was
found guile difficult 10 procure committee Al shstn ,l1
maitcI fuuuecd hoWcvc- and uc CouNe,oh "1"Mheh
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sZv -
o. MARRIED.

BEAMEs-Ht NIISGTON-On Wednesday o 2ith int At TIE
m he Inesraon by the Henry Mouteomsry D.
d William Bsa-ae. 10 Fsoces b. daughter Of r. O. H. Hug
tinston. etl, all Of this city
BARNUM-wRGnT-On wednesday Oct a. By the key > a.
49, =, Cb.osos tNsV ,. Wecheste County, \. y Dr.
s l. Bsnnm u d. Conn. 20 Miss Phebs j. virgin
d,1rlIer oil Mer Wright a the former place No c9rd
Il John. Church Haven. Com.
or budsy norma g. by The Rev Dr. Csfmody George y
Douref Of New CITY fiist Elizabeth bsla haye5
daughter Capt John Hayes the City Of Cork LELAND
No cards
PTNFICLDIfU BBARD-Iu the P,byten Church, MontcsIr
n j. by TIE Rev Nelson l1 AID assuei by the kev Nlsm .
Brown Sf Newark Rev r. y. Penheh o. corn Otio 70
Charlotte Ezsoet d3ust Of Hubbard Of the former psce
No cards
Mr. Mrs destined tie hadlfa Mission, uh1s tue ,e
OF tie American Board
RNG-STU ARru Broo.yn, "Wednesday o. "a 1870 by th
1teol0te l. Cuyief " Ring OF heWl ok 20
Ign youngest daughter o. Charles Stuart eI q BrooNyn No
cards.
SMTH-SEARsOn Wednesday Oct "a In the Presbytefiar
Church Putnam Comfy, n J. b. tue Rev George
sh tle Rev Eoeael D. smith 10 M h'ie Hesf' both the
fn~r gru d.
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THE EVENING STAR BISAsTBR-REQUIEM. -Cheru'
BIN. Requiem sung yesterday az the French Church Of
ST. Vincent de Paul in Twenty thrdst for the repo Of tho
s0ns Of Ahaas French Opera Troupe persisted tie
Inflated Evening star by Nh Jugnets artists. The chicA
was crowded and the services solemUy impressive
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Al WESTFIRLD
VERMONT.

HON Y. q sMIT1 NOMINATED FOR CUNNRFss n I'D
THIRD DISTRICT.
BY rELEarAPs 30 VIA TRIBUNE.
MOYTPEIIGR. VI, Oct. 25-The Union Convention Of
the lid District - nominate candidate for Congress iu
place Of Msssr. Baxter and HOyt, withdrawn from the
canvass vas held Hyde Park to day one hundred and
nineteo1 delegates present, Col. Wm. W. Grout OF
Barton presided. Afor adopting o resolution pedgiur
the convention the support % ITS nominee ballot wa
taken with tho following result Whole number Of votes
10: the Hon W G. smith u 81 Adams received q. 4.
o. Adds ~ ST. Adams received 4S aud the Rev. !. VI
WoodsaId u IrtsbuIg .. This result substantially eds
tie unfortunate yb, Ech hes been carried on IA the Hid
District fo sOmo months pest Nj Smith vii DO elected
by large mei0Ii.y.
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itan Horel ue Chsmbro and Count De LnDcTs'
Paris aud " Riunard Rhode Island At the Clarendon
Hotel Capt Laurie Of the 3ih fegt British Army Is
at the FL Avenue Hotel The Hon S D Moore Of Alabama
Is the southern Hotel Mayor nh Of Poaghkeep'ie Is at the
AsiOr House
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PsasosAL.-PnncssS Murat, MsKicoi Gen. JOS h.
Johnston, lichmoud nro AZ the New'Aoff Hotel
Gen Geo " 1ioCooi, Gen. Thomas Ewing and Gen Dur
bin Word OHIO The Hon John Wentworth Chicago ana tic
Hon Issao Bats Rochester AT the s. Nicholas Hotel
Ga I2reL ~ A2E Jss, wssLiost2. .1 y % a;T22s .
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26

The LATE SHOOTING AFFAIR IN SOUTH FiRsr'sT.-
Charles jackson the Yong Grandst clerk who shot Ia
south Frsts J. D. the night o. Tuesday last In mystic
rous manner remains IN critical bnt there are some
nrospec OF his ultimate recovery Nothing further has trans
ped In relation the shooting than published Yesterday
The injured edhes 90 bis story that he was shos by an
tulku
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-26

REMOVAL OF THE UNITED STATES PUBLIC STORES.
The United States public Stores No So Broadway will he
removed during the coming Winter Nos ll5 and TO 1913
Greenwich st. known Getys stores. The store
win be much larger fhan the old one.
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5psrial Nolltes.
A sweet Travelling Companion.

Coendgs .ounl 40 unpleasant Odo n ore hensh city aud svss
this country al encounter oieaVe suoa-
Fortunately ever o. s Handkerchief uosns1 via
PHALoNs NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs VII "rrona as
owner with refreslisg smospherg
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POLITICAL.

NEW YORK STATE UNION TICKET.
~, Gss.-nor-HOn. REUBEN Il. FENTON Chautau@uei
-, "a Eopsrno,-Cien STEWART WOODFORD. kingsj
9or Canal Con'r-Hon. STEPHEN r. hAlI SteuDenI
Ger Prssov fHspsc0r-Gon JOHN IA hAOND hsseA'
Election Tuesday. NOV. T.
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new JERSEY.

uSioN bFMONSTRATfO AT ORANeF
On Wednesday evening Toe largest political e,t-
ING Of TIE campaign took place at OaHge for RE nj, lla
ton o. The nomination james L. Hayes for SAte soma
tor from EsseX County. delegation up from New
ark filing 10 cars OF he Morris aud Essex Railroad
splendid flag and banner raised bearing the names Of
John HI Tor Congress aud james l. Hayes fr State
senator Al immense meeting held 81 the streei IN
front OF hs Orbngo Hot presided by Theron Bald
win II aud addressed by I. II. Guthrie Of NeW-NOrs,
COraud Parker. esq, JOhu IIIu, james l.. Ha es and
seyerpi othess isrnan WcetinG held 81 Zoe same
time In Contra Hal which addressed joy Is. Pncih
esq., Of Newark also JobL Hill and james l.. Have The
meeting Continued 90 late hour, ana tho good people oil
Essex COl6ty Zee. confident Of saeccss,
MEETING Al TESTFIRLb.
A mass meeting win Zoe held AZ Westiied Sotnoil,
afternoon Geuoral Hiram Walbr.dge the Hon John
Davidson aud ot1e eminent speakers VIII address the
meeting
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DoIitlcal Notifies
For Congress.

For Congress,
col. LIE GRAND b. CANNON.
II. Cs.n. tie EIIth C9nze,ona District, embracing tho
Fisbt.nth Twentieth sui ws invited
blsi
MASS MEETING
Oh FRIDAY EVENING Ocr ~ A. tie Everett Rooms cori.
gr,av,, "A II ry TO- r.hs. 90 respond aomu','eu o.
COL. H. Grand B. CAHSON.
f'f Cougrsn.
Add .r.,
Den. HAMILTON o. Ietsa
The rt-ruo v. ANDREWS
TIE Hon. WA r DODGE.
PETER COOPER s,q vii preside. Good hn'ic Seats rs~Ved
Tor Ladies' '" NJ n LIZ 0A'"Aan
Dr. AK Wuosa, Secretary
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seventh a.-smbI, District linton Republicau Mass
! Meeting At CHntor Hal On FRIDAY E'EhlNO Oct 20 vs.
o'clock. Addresses usy be expected roni
GSSk 5tMsScR 81 E 4 P RlssEf .
t tI EbWA s1 SbAG6 hon hon j6GS 6AkEY
RspaS''sssSSs T c55Ssa Ss%''a'i'"'
WILLIAM A. DARLlEG
"io,. vr,eraps.- meeting ofhe executive committee
S &. d Lya fssa a rails 3 friday Pi EyESS
THIS s0aH,. S,S q Ioa' 10, yss u Communication and oil
oas, Vii H b. completed FOR and public demon
4, sheod addressed .he SscrssyHesd
oa'i's.' by o. '''''' Gen JNo coCARANE, Chairman.
capL CHA W. NsIioS SECRETARY. -
sithAs.ems, District nion republican Association
osn.usha..,y. Hotel Phi ard Bre9me.' THIS &
cred BY JOIN F ESQ. Ire O. Miller $50 ihs 'n'e' o. '
Ward ''''' ''''1s '''''' JAS ~ MecAKTrN Pe.dsa,.
y = RsI HSS;s' Secretaries.
Eiah,h Assembly D.tric, Union Republieas Associa-
,o@ y. s.d r His ,s S. ivSSISS ees
Of S esas 70. s. TESSEi .y ROBERT CRogf ESQ
Fishree min Assembly Disrricr.-Bsanded By Twenty
ih'.1 MsaonSvr FOrchL, ,nd Es', River Rosl" uAi0n
coz e. t SsGs5 & s.';a 3SS{E,.r President.
M S,ss: 11.s T. rrox. s'os'.s',
twentieth Assembly District RePubiica p-l nicn As.o,
ciaou.-AB adjourned e sras o. the % FiSy ninth .ni SIX
iisI6.ta FRIDAY EvESNS 9st 'Sg FSs.leu
ALzriSpsN Blis. Secretary. l---.-
'fyenrleth Ward rsaro1 and woedford Campaign
Cub.Ft icr the Con,t5'9as hI. ~ the above Cub
viii sre This EVENING their rooms Thirty hlrs1i sna
Eishhsve 10 march 90 The s'9s Mass nss'Hs a MON ss Con-
10 ra,lfy the nomination Of Col III HhNNp o. '""" ~ ~
:ess and hre salute % " guns 4 a. LEE Pr,,id,n,
HGs' w HHaSs ys''F'''Fi''
rwenty-irsI Assembly District upion kspus hsi
AssociationA 'p.si. meeting o. SSs 81 AID ThIrd
ave- THIS pndAyl E'ENiSu' Z" n Il. DE CAMP Prsddsu,.
O B. lSsnos s,cr.tshe.
Re,ubiican Meeting In Twenty second ward,1Ths
Hon Cha. A. H'SS !f sgI aaa .diai..on Berry
lcsndds.. f Assembly, md JsHs .uiat @ r ~ sr.
sq 9s,'A EHENS oos one
osoct The public generally and ladies' especially
are n,.S n 20 become members Of Council No. u L. A.
W" Mt RS1i pososTl sosisry D. MELIJsH ss.dsns
seventh Assembly District
REGULAR UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
for Member Of Assembly
EDWARD MITCHELL.
FREDERICK A. CoEKLING, chsirpss
wnr,nIb Wax Corr Secretary
| Unisn Republican Candidate.
sh District 18Th, 2Oth and Gle. wsrds,
! -. FOR CONGRESS, ssns
col. Ii GRAND b. CANNON.
| Unto" F fSs SenoSaREss. 2 =
vh Congregational I tssk s "a RLiY 9 '0 and S "
D,ynecrnlio spo National linton Con
- NJ" p.tct 5sysnt Tsath, Thirteenth .ld II .s,uik sIl'
nsLS2n IAys2A
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vON MEETINGS.

UNION MEEIlNbn' -
PKprstfeay tNIOy STATE CosAITTfE
HpoRs WgTROPOuTlN Horn. NV. or J
HAML. HARRIS, Chairman
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MASS CONVENTION AT III
MRA-sPEECHB BY GOV. CURTIN, LEu1.-6ov
ALyOBD AND OInERS-GOY. TEETOS INDoRSED
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farHitsre
OF Iik LATt = .ssssp s,nPra
fu Ro,e0 God aud Mspe fsany At 0anuisofg'srs prs'
Al b. kRUIIhA5
MANUFACrORY AND WARE20oks
No. "a ~ Ess, uSisior a.
Between BoTefy and S850udsTs.
Al Goods WsrsnicJ
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Grrat Sntiouni Meeting
Great SHtionni NeefisE
IL BEHALF OF TIL
DISABLED SOLDIERS AND SATLORS
or THE
AMERICAN UNION.

Tie cle OF New Yof other sia.es are repsoriJ issnz
a-sug 81 'lr Cooper iusit.c o. Thu kSDhf EVEN
ING Nov. g. 1855. 8t8 VeoCs.
since tue IiH Point Lookout a. tie iu.upn % 1t
Poomsc Rive Hif e5prake Bsy A bean ffcnase5 VIII hs
tio f Pho N4ors Asylum Al s tfs sss's4
properly teeou wa y.
hr sor h- charter n e Natonsl Asyin
sYCTOS a. fpft eaae>f. Ih al the DrooeY o. ths
Tilted foL lookout q Mays County Ma yi'
shall be and become tie properly Of the Ay no 90 oon ~ ne
a. . B01id o shall be made 20 ils Asi
hundred and nrdisy ta1 on w1isn '1s
property tf.e States oit snd fanSDsd or hid
IN fTths.suce ~ ~ 0e-, etOff 4 nov elf maze 20 sevoe
h payment. Its ifsgneo taei
fore world 1rse i W isy. the iLiefe o. us,bei drt-nds@s
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The tareat Disasters az sea.
THOUSANDS OF LIVES TO BE SAVED
NJ o.,seaer should h fe - coopny Or shpowns1
faruish th8r
CRONDAIls PATENT CORK MATTRESSES and CU5biOhe-
shs reliable ne ard c0ns5le Sst' Lo@h eess
10 the trads. No. u Nar.rk-s' By Cans u },
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-25
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credit NJ altfufu ~ i8aa IS fN
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Hnn tahiael NJ charge NE adHiin
imlaf siih Interest apiIninl W. them
mn tlslma due lhe deaHiHH N hs
death sol Haie taken h. iltm ~
me- mle W personality shn ht irTh
NJ Uu mites and allims ne which ~
fea#u N theif negligence anil mel
administration they aFe ehafgoshls
"A ~ The hrt assignment, NE de
cree N ilo tUud shows m allowance
for lussts by hfe aud otfseis a. me
debts repoficd W egrd ihe sum Of
s2nu W..
'fhre h. ~ evidence In Tho record
oa the subject n offsets hwf does II
appoaf in The femotcst va what u
meant ty COLLECTS "a debts reported
good Il nor 4 there any evidence IN
The record iustily ing The large aIlow.
atiec VI AZ 600 90 foe lusea Nv IRE.
The evidence shows that "not much
money wns lnrnt and N may yell
he quosiiontd. ifpm the testimony,
whcihet any w. burned This al.
lownnce, ao faf as We can Judge ffum
the record, wns therefore grossly ~
roncouS for there eau bc no pfciene
that II was founded on the notes. ac-
counts, or other evidences Of debt,
which may hsye been consumed by
the fire. These had all been return
ed 10 the Probate Court, and were
easily a%sccrtaincd aud recovered by
the least diligence, even if such orig
inals were DESTROYED.
The second assignment relates TO
the refusal of the Court to charge the
administrators with interest on notes
actually collected by them, including
the principal and interest.
On this point the cases Of Cason
vs.. Cason 3ist, Miss. Il. P.S. 81, and
} Brandon ct al. vs.. Hoggatt, ~, Miss,
1898, are conclusive 81 far as the ease
Is presented by this record.
And il is equally clear that If by
the negligence or mal-administration
, of the administrators, they have failed
! to collect the debts due the estate of
! their intestate, aud have thereby be-
; come chargcablc with such debts
0 they are also chargeable with all in
I terest due thereon, and upon such
proof the Court should 80 decree.
. For these errors the decree of the
D Court below will be reversed, aud the
+, cause rcmanded for further proceed
: ing in accordance with this opinion.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-25

COUNTERFEIT. - We understand
that there are counterfeit five dollar
bills on national banks, which may
be distinguished from genuine ones
by observing that, in the latter, Co
lumbus, on the back Of the bill, is
represented in light shading, and
that in the flag borne by his attend
ant 10 the rear, there is a cross in the
center; while in the counterfeit bills,
Columbus is in dark shading, and
there is no cross in the flag.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-25
Interesting Letter.


The following letter, from Mr.. Geo.
A. Lamb, in answer to aslight notice
Of himself, in the STAR some two
weeks ago, speaks for itself. We
have the very best reasons, however,
for doubling the correctness of his
statements, and only give his letter
in order to "give the devil his due"
We could enlighten the public still
more on the same subject, but as
we mediate upon it, an old and very
truthful adage fits across our vision,
about handling a certain article, and
the consequences thereof. so we re-
frain. One thing, however, we must
and will notice-his cursing men as
he goes along, calling them Score
headed rebels" and when they retort
threatening to bring a file of soldiers
for his protection. Wonder If he is
consoling himself with the idea that
a file Of soldiers could protect him,
or would be in anybody's way, il
some insulted gentleman should take
ii upon himself to administer to him
a sound thrashing for his insolence ?
We don't think they'd be in the way
much. George, you've got in the
wrong pew to go to cutting up; you
had better stay sober, do your duty
and not talk so much you would get
along better. Here's the letter:
MEMPHIS, Aug. 4th, '66.
MEssRs EDTToRs:-I notice a pub
LEGATION in your paper finding fault
for not receiving your morning mails
on two occasions, and for which you
blame ne. Allow me to inform YOU
the reason why you were deprived oil
your mails; it was the fault Of route
agent, Kelly, who left the way mai
at Grenada on those two occasions
and not myself; for the truthfulness
Of the same, j refer you to the =. M
at Grenada, who has already made {
report Of the same to the Department
at Washington. And as to my leav.
ing the Pamela mail at Pope's Sta.
ton, hal is untrue, but will inform
you how il was. That happened
while Kelly was off on a weddin.
tour, and had a boy by the name o
Wood as a substitute, and who LEFT
your mail at Pope's; for the truthful
ness Of this, / would refer you d
Mr.. Pou, of that place, who wishe'
me the next morning to unlock tn
bag for him. / informed him tina
mail belonged to Pamela. | thel
asked him who left il there. He In
formed me that it was the boy, Wood
/ made a report Of II to Gov. Ran
dali, who caused Kelly tobe chastise'
for employing 80 insufficient a substi
tnte. / have never missed a singl
"Trip since have been on he route