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s. po you believe in second love, Dir. Nc
Hamph q man buys pound Of sugar
sasn " y sweet and when it is gone, don't he
Mant another pound and isn't that pound sweet
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STEAMBOATS,.

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET.
Leaves New Orleans and Memphis
ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY,, March 81, a. 6oo,ock r. N.
Steamer HENRY Won PHUI.-JAMRS ALLEN, Master
P 7. BURKE, Clerk
EOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON, Zoos
Il Point Greenvlle, Lake Providence, silikens Bend,
Lake Washington Grand Lake. Ashton, vcksburg Matches,
Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all inter
mediate landings
packet will take freight and passengers for Yasoo
river with the privilege of reshppng 8rs class packets at
Vtcksburg For freight passage afpy board or to
JNO. L HYDE CO., Agents,
iI8 Common street
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Brit steamship Mexico, Pendexter, from Havana,
to II S Hail&ca.
Steamship Winchester, Gregory, from HAVANA, to
BaeGer 4 DeVertu E&4 '4'7S u ~
Sehrs Gazelle and Arcole
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19

"A gentleman adyertised fot u wife THROUGH the
papers and received answers from eichtee,, bun.
drsd and ninety-seye husbands saying that he
could have THEIRS, This Ii practical il,ns4
of the value Of advertising s 's'e''- "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19

Od gentleman, Of an inqniring mind-twell son.
ney. what did you find in your stocking. when you
got Up this Christmas morning? Small boy, with
g. nonsense about hin-"Hy foot, sir.n M I'll
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19

FOR LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT HAVANA AND QUEENSTOWN
E,oR LIVERPOOL - CALLING AT HAVANA
and Queenstown-The steamship
Florida.
Cargo Is beng received at the foot OF jackson
street for above steamer sailing punctualiy SATURDAY
the 9Th of March, O'Clock and to be followed by
the FLORIDA, Saturday, the cath of March,
Cabin passage to liverpool S5. to Havana s35 in gold
their equivalent in q. S. Currency.
For freight passage appyto
VIZ HUNTER CO, IL Carondeet street
INSURANCE by these steamers done in London at ONE
PER CENT.
E- Ellis of lsdng for this Company (which only 10
signed, will be had at the Agents efice as above.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19

4 THE NEW YORK INDEPENDENT on THE PREsIDESr
The New York, Independent is religious pa
Fer. The following is specimen of its religious
teachings
Onr enemies familiarized this nation With She
pang Of grief. Our chief has twice pierced it with
Ne sting OF shame.
Net proven is the charge that the President was
in liquor. On the contrary his friends esteemed
him Ill lis right mind. But perhaps the superiority
81 Tie office eDablesa president to be as vulgar
when sober as vice president when drunk.
Descending to the pit of billingsgate, he names
two American Statesmen. one leader Of the
Senate and the other of the House.
And an this fonlness to come out Of the mouth
not Of Andrew johnson, but OF the President OF
he United States
The Presidents music was set to sharps: the
6scFetary's to Hats. The philosopher of Auburn
Rhailder Of ranbo and piper soap bubbles, dis
conrsod of nothing that had not already beer
spoken IN u loaaer tone BY copperhead gunpow
der fred in the Park.
Mint, with Congress courageous, calm and right
if the Presidents friends continue to demand for
MS usa the prerogaEive of Congress in addition IL
his ossn, they will be overthrown. If the Presi
dent shall continue to usurp it for himself, he vii
he Ilnpeached.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19
LOUISVILLE.
TENSAS RIVER.

BAYOU MACON AND LOWER TEHsAs PACKET.
Leaves TUESDAY, 10th inst, at re.
Ey0K BAYOU MACON AND LOWER TEEsAR
Il The fine light DRAFT passeo ger packet Anna WaeleT.
Lou Greeuee, leaves above o. Croett'
Point Warsaw Chesterfield Pulaway, Joes Bayou Doh
Monseeeo Poverty Point, Floyd and all intermediate land
passage apply on board or to
N. o. DONOHUE. 2 Tchoupitoulss street.
VIRGINIUS c. DEkTzEL, Advertising Agent.
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sls.r Orleans ailg Grastint.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 10. 1855.


Al Nrw GAME The Petersburg Index describes
a new game, lately invented by Col. Charles Rich
ardson, Formerly commander of a battalion Of ar
iIlery in Gen. Lees army. 1t is characteristics o.
che lingering love Of military associations, now
Ghat the days OF real warfare are over
War-chess, or the game of battle, is played BY
two persons, with pieces representing soldiers,
(csyasry, artillery and Infantry orming TWO an
tagnnsstie armies, operating on 9 board. Iae
hoard represents a comparatively level county
traversed by river passable at three points w .
the bridge and two fords.
On one side of the river there j. Pfesse III sep.oJ
sensig city which IS to be defended, ana saf
tured the playerof that side loses tho ssslo;
III tile other side in q figure IepI sss.ts,s,s
Tie supply traine of that arias, ~ ~
rust be carefully guarded, as y .ysS s
feat Ut the paYer OF the side ~ Msou Il s, \ NJ e
he iDanaeugsfiug at the heglnning u Wy sssi.as
"a 1F ranrse On ths part Of the hfsI 70 gum aug
s5as N INA second piaYeF to prevent we passage
~ It'll, ,rsr Te d;s1susiticn TO be made, accord
y t,e of the board and the pow
80 - M i; seas are in accordance with the arms
III . Il. s1jca which the figures represent. And
=; 4 w No nnepirg of the play endless variety is
.h,a;nah;s As the three assailable points afford
sasr opportunity for counter movements, divers
ions feinss, ctc.
Gl)ncs across, there Is again room for much con-
~ ~ thc invaded party, BY concentrating
Rapidly upon the force crossed, and still holding
~ remaining fords, may at any time, by an attack
HIN the rear of his ungarded adversary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19
BOSTON,.

MERCHANTS LINE
BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TOR BOST0N-TH1s LINE Is COMPOSED OF
TIE following splendid steamships to regular line sail
promptly advertised insurng the rates
Steamship GOHCoRDIA. Capt seers
=. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Capt Chapman
LUIS ....-.....- .thpt Gauael
The above vessels admirably adapted to the trade
nsnded by experienced officers and every facility possible will
extended to shippers and freight passage
apply to CREETY, MCPHERSON It Co,
IS Garoudeiet street. corner Gravier
Bills of Lading furnished application.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19
BATON ROUGE.

REGULAR COAST PACKET.
Leaves every WEDN ESDAY at 10 A. and every SATUR
DAY at EN-.
TJaR BATON gOUG Il, PLAQUEMINEiDOEALD
sonve and ali intermediate new snd supert
sideheel steamer Monsoon, Heno, MASTER j. O. Libano
clerk will leave as above Returning she will leave Baton
Rouge every SUNDAY ut P. NJ and THURSDAY at r. II
'' '' s' v LEONCE BAyHI, l6 Rienville st.
will take freight for all landings Bayou La
fourche.
VIRGtNIUS G. DENrzEL- Advertising Agent
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VICk.S REJRG.

vICKsBCRG EAT0HR2 AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
AGENCY
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, OF D p H.
Steamer GEN. J. A. 4UITMAk-J0HF W. CANNON,
Master JOHN 7. ROBERTS and A. meyAY, Cisrks- .
GHOR VIuRSEUBSS, NATGgEz, GRAND GUILE
Rodney Fort Adams, Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and an
temedate landingsTe last magnificent passenger steane
Gen. y. a. Quitmiyi, leaves as nboRa-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19

TTyHE MOBILE DAILY TIMES, LATE MO-
Bile DAILY NEWS. Office, 10 South Royal street
Published daily, morning evening by E. o. HALLE
: TERMS SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Daily per annua In advance SIS
Halt yearly
Quarterly.
10 news dealers oo cents pef uoieh
Single copies morning and evening paper. cents
FL ADVERTISING
In daily eight lines or less insertion. "
Bishops one half additional to the above rates.
inserted at intervals 70 DO charged as new
each insertion.
Advertisements ordered remain any particular to
be charged as new each insertion
Advertisements not specified time will be published
until ordered out and charged accordingly.
Advertisements ordered inserted in the evening edition
Will be charged insertion. .
No advertisement subscription VIII be stopped until all
arfeersges paid unless the option OF tho pronrnto
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19

SAILING VESSELS.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
TOE E4IVERPODE-THB FAST SAIIdNG Al
4 British ship Anna DO rothei,, Scott, master,
having most of her engaged, will hsye quick Dispatch
fur balance OF Cargo apply to
TAYLOR 4 GIFFNEY, 30 Carondelet street.
EoE EIvEBPGoL-THB VERY FAST SAIL
A. ing AL at L"yds British ship Tea Tnster, Capt
John Jones, loading and beng Of small capacity, will
Recommendations apply BOARD, Post 3d. Third District
to Wan. EUHTER II C-roRdele street, to
CREEPY, MCPHERSON Il Co,
3i Carnrdeist street of Grsviar.
EDH LEVERPO0L-THE FAST SAILING BRI
Il fish bark Ocean, Richardson master, having Of
her engaged will have quick dispatch For balance oil
TAYLOR GIFFNEy. 30 Csrordelat street.
Tor LIvERPOOL-THE FIRsT-CLASS FAST
sailing New York pHcket ship Esalen McHair, master
having nearly all her engaged and going board, will
have immediate dispatch For balance Of freight apply
CREEFY, MCPHERSON co,
IS Ceroudelet street.
DAVID NcCOARD.
E7Dk LIVERPGOL-THE A l AMERICAN SHIP
L C. 3. TazeItine, s. Ross Master ia loading
will have quick dispatch For balance of apply
TAYLOR Il GiFFNEY, 30 Carcndelet street
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The above packets will freight and passengers fer As
pis and Yaaoo River with privilege Of reshppng @a BRIT
class packets at Vicksburg
For freight passage, apply on board, or TO
HTTE MURDOCH, 81 G-nv,er street
JNO. E. HYDE 2 CO., Agents. Ills eGdsnnF ST.
A. BRITT0N Front street.
p SThe will take freight and W isengei
for sraHower River with privilege Of reshivins ia
steamer Eddie
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Grceyy Kseserscn sgcc ~
Sseansilla tyeaing Star. Quick, from New York
ID iltsf. vie aayana lotl. to j II Courtenay
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19

N. o.. J. & G. N. R. R.-March l7-s2s bales
cotton
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Leaves on THURSDAY, I'D inst, at r. N.
E%OR CAMDEN, GHAAPaGHuLLs, ALABAMA
Landing Trenton, Monoe and Nil intermediate landings
Ouarita and Black hpsrs--1he steamer New ira,
Frank Keens master, NJ. N God and John MGIoy. clerks
will leave For freight passage apply
to n. o. DOaOHUB, Agoi.tt Tchuup toulas street.
The New Era will take fright for Boenf hiver 10 connect
with steamer dsbe and for Arkadepia with
bciGta and Syhi
VlRGIHiUs G. DBNTzEL. Advertising Agent
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Leaves EVERY THURSDAY, atSR.M
Steamer GREY EAGLE-J. N WHITE, master, SAN.
AYLEs Clerk
EOR SMIPWlTE's Ian DING, LAKE PROV
u dence, Goodrich's Landing, Omega hllikens pead.
yicksburg faches, GRAND Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara Sa.o
Rouge, and all intermediate landings.
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REGULAR SHREVEPORT AND CAROLINA BLUFFS
PACKET.
STEAMER LIVE oAK--r TAHGAROEA, Master A.
BtKTIE, Clerk
ZOE SHREVEPORT, CAROLINA BLIFFs
l. Hurricane Bluffs ampte, Grand bcgrr, Gltue, Aexaa-
dr and all intermediate landings FOR freight or passage
| apply on board or to
CEiL0s GOODWIN, t3 Frnnt street,
The Live Oak leaves EVERY oTHkR WEDNESDAY, -
per schedule:
February IL ADrch IA. April II.
Pshtuary g. March ES. April rs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02

n lMB, PLAsrER PARIS AND OEdENr .or
IL sale low at srae YICKfRY BIOS, Z
I t'4.e+ tet ~ 1872 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02
TaaaI TaaAl

EX7E oHALL ENcE any house in EvAnsviIIe to
w produce 9 better articleof Tea than can be
had at VIOKERY BROS a
Tpas from 81 s0tO ssper pound.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02

LwEET POTATOES and good Ir.sh pot toes,
- In store aud for sale NJ
vICKERY BR0s;
6 H1IA f..-...,.-.-,,.--- 1872 Main street. 3 Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02
WIN. BUCK.

fsaagass ~ bseaHaura ilsssoa 7t-d
ai 81 an4yoa sGsaeA l Do naM1sgsi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02

IN BARBELS-very shoics arssle-- for sale,
~ Wholesale aud retail, very cheap, az
,s WIGS cry BROS, 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02
GRoCERs.
New Bacon Ham,

TtHIs YEARS GUSHING. Also. shoulders,
a sidea and Hams, at vICKERY BROS.
TAO Main nfraat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02

EBFsH CORN MEAL, -
Il ct vICKERY BROS.
100 Mafn afrnaf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02

Eggs and Butter.
QUTTER ct IRON 20 70 IS cents per pound fresh
ID Eggs, rs cents per dozen, at -
.'-.-.---'-.'--.-.'.- vicKERY BROS,
feo Mafr afraaf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02
{" HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF
UNITED STATES,

J
You will please send to these head
quarters, as soon as practicable, and
from time to time thereafter, such cop
les of newspapers published in your de-
partment as contain sentiments of dis
loyalty and hostility to the Government
in any Of its branches, and state wheth-
er such paper is habitual in its utter
ances of such sentiments. The persist
ent publication of articles calculated to
keep up hostility of feeling between the
people of the different sections of the
country cannot be tolerated. This in
formation is called for with a view to
their suppression, which viii be done
from these headquarters only.
By command Of Lieut. Gen. Grant.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02
Assistant Adiutant General. 2

There is an order issued within week
past, the object of which is to stop the
publication of newspapers containing
disloyal sentiments By what authority,
if this be time of peace, does the milf
tary exercise this authority2 Can we
not confer that power, if the military can
properly exercise it all, on another
hranca of the army? 1t is surprising to
| me that persons in. the daily exercise of
the very powers conferred by this
amendment, of the Freedmen's Bureau
should deny the authority of Congress
to pass the act.
But, says the President
f" The trials having their origin under
this bill are to take place without the
intervention of jury, and without any
fixed rules of law or evidence.
| Do not all military trials take place in
that way? Did any body ever hear of
| the presentment Of grand jury in a
case where court martial sat for the
trial of military ofense, or the trial of
person charged with any offense cog
nizable before il? Again:
"The rules on which offenses are to
be heard and determined by the differ
ent agents are such rulss and regulations
as the President, through the War De-
partment, shall prescribe. No previous
presantment is required, nor any indict-
ment charging the commission of crime
against the laws; but the trial must pro
coed on charges and specifications. The
punishment will be-not what the law
declares, but such as a court martial may
think proper; and from these arbitrary
tribunals there lies no appeal, nc writ of
error to any of the courts in which the
Constitution of the United States vests
exclusively the judicial power of the
| country
] True, sir; every word of that is true;
aud yet that is precisely what is to-day
being done, and has been done for the
| last four years under the direct sanction
of the President of the United States.
This Freedmen's Buresu Bill confers no
authority to do this except in those re-
gions of country were military authority
prevails, where martial law is establish
ed, where persons exercising civil au-
thority act in subordination to the mill
tary power, and where the moment they
transcend the proper limits as fixed by
military orders, they are liable to be ar
rested and punished without the inter-
vsntion of q grand jury, or without the
right of appeal to any of the Judicial
tribunals of the country / would as
soon think of an appeal from the deci-
sion of the military tribunal that sat in
the city of Washington, aud condemned
to death the murderers of our late Presi-
dent 10 the judicial tribunals of the
countryl Where military authority bears
sway, where the courts are overborne, is
it not an absurdity to say that you must
have presentment of grand jury and
q trial in a eourt2 Sir, it is an old adj
age, that the law never requires impos-
bilities. There was time when in all
these rebellious States there was not one
judicial officer recognizing the authority
Of the Government of the United States,
] where there was not one single court,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-02
EXPRESS.


Adams
EXPRESS COMPANY.
BEyHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY LE-
Il spectfuffy announce to their friends and
patrons-the public Of Evansville and vicinity
that, with increased facilities for the transporta-
ton of
FREIGHT, PACKAGES, MONEY,
AND VALUABLES, Tfa1#
They solicit contiuuancs Of former favors
Especial care taken 10 the collection OF Bills,
Drafts, Notes, and the trnnsporfation OF valuabfs
packages. -ss
Any Information in regard TO the routes, Sc,
can be Obtained at the offices on First street, next
door to the PostofBoe. TH0S. GATHER,
ms Agent
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-05
Composition OF Flowers and Trade
Therein.

The trade in flowers has become
quite a business IN New York City.
According to the Nrws there are on
Broadway alone ten or twelve stores
devoted solely To this trade, and in
which flowers alone are sold. In
nearly MI these stores there arr per-
srus who have mlic the business of
composing holucts and arranging
cruises, wedding wrcaths, burial me-
mcniocs, ctc., n study, aud have cul-
tiyatel the taste for years. To II
certain extent, they are artists.
Some Of their compositions are very
beautiful. The colors are not only
arranged harmoniously, hut even the
perfumes Of the different flowers are
~ combined rs 10 produce the most
delightful fragrance. The flowers
that are mostly used are camclias,
japonieas, lilies, orange blossoms,
r%iolets, roses, rusebuds, heliotrupcs,
mignonucttcs, wax flowers, iuschias
aud pinks. There are many other
flowers used, but the ah.ave are the
principle oncs. The prices Of these
beautiful compositions vary, ranging
frum twenty-five cents to two hum
drcd and fifty dollars each. Crosses
for funerals range from ten TO one
hundred dollars, and are generally
made of white roses, camelias, lille,
of the valley, tube roses aud orng,
blossoms. The flower bill for i
wedding In high life IN New Yorl
City docs not fall much short Of on.
thousand dollars. The busin - o
somc of these flower merchant
amounts, annually, TO several hun
drcd thorSand dollars, and Il Is sal,
10 be very profitable. The va.
wealth and population Of New Yorl
sustain this extensive trade in flower.
In Cincinnati NC have but tw
stores devoted 10 the trade in flower.
They are located on Walnut, IN.
north Of Fi:ih street. The trade
not As extensive rs our wealth an
population would warrant.
Cincinaoii Eaqrier.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-05
A%TTACHMENT NOTICE

The State d Mississippi. Pamela county. In
the circuit court Of said county. No 7ops
y Martin 4 Son, " James Searcy. Attach
ment issued The i0th day of March. issG
against The estate of the mid defendant. or he
sum q sifs Is, rctumAbie 10 the eircais euurt
Of aid e0uniy. Noslce Is hereby given 10 the
sud defendant James Seary. that unless be- an
pear befbrc said court on The first dss a. Il.
neat term thereof 70 be holden At II. ess,,
house Of said county IN she town Of Panois. On
the seventh Monday alter the fourth uanssv n
Naryh, 1855, and plead 10 said action. Judgment
VII be entered against him, and ne rsssss a.
iachcd will be aid cHArrr1x
apr at CHA
Harrison ( Taylor or rla'a.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-05
MEMPHIS CorroN Il
NEW lDIERTlSEHEIIS,
PHILLIPS d YOUNG.

Have fcfmed = partnership In the practice AZ
Ned'rinr ~ o. the III Of NAV. lsas
Their charges viii he fry per cent. On nfiess
neiefs The var. Al ~aecuunts will be cunsid.
errd dne When The ease i terminated Twenty
per cent disouni witt hg allowed. " payment i
made At the time. No charge will b. made lr
CONSULTATION ny aud between us
rauola. Ms. hrul =. isee. I'm
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-05

Sea aalfif ~ f ri .
it $50 ~ aid ~ # - ~
Rgb ~ 81 vi faHmilH II VI
iH sai A4H htflf H ~ ne
sd5nf Il amilef iima ~ fl
HN
pses,as.f W. aiHf $3.50 mfht ~
tHfvt ~ hH #ifh aiflt Hf
~ Fllf r. III lmmnlfim "a ufffHs
"a H. I Mtai estes nf ifii f
Half isuHts aHy flfiM II lf
RVS n lih, hiHiif M p0
sithHui W. pfuf ~ lH nor d
h ang tfnn aiHilH ifa iWI4lHian
fhe mfhal protection NJ ihf lns
% q ilemtHnitiiFm ahIii FL
aplsuinri tmnnn fr mttfl aili
tiIfh ma. ~ Iuelplai eifaIn n
uinH. saamliHg W ihf respective
mfmlHfai muhilua ihe Whole Hnm
l4f ~ pfam IN mfi stir etelnl
ing Indian nui mtnl llni when
rgof IN ang sltte lif eIeti.a ffnn
chia lmlf ia drnitd ~ ang PORTION
n H. mile diiyfn MT Than
tseHft .aue pfHrs N agr, w. 10 nnj
WY abridged, nttrPi in pnfiieiw
tlnn IN ntflllnn ~ other cfime tho
ln.ia ~ representation iu such Nilio
shall in udupi W proportion 10
which memben NJ mrh male eiliyoui
shall bnuf ~ The whole number 81
male citigcn, not lcss than twenty
uue years ~ age.
sec. g. That until the Fourth day
of duly, 1896, al persons who vol
UNFAIRLY adhered 10 the late Insurrcc-
ton and giving Il aid and comfort
shaIl be- excluded from the right to
vote for members of Congress, and
for elcctora fof President aud Vice
President Of the United States.
Sec. 4. That neither the United
States nor amy Of the Suites shall rs
sumo or pay any debts Or obllga-
tions, already incurred, or TINT may
hereafter he incurred, in aid Of the
instruction 10y war, against the
United States, or any claims for
compensation for loss of involuntary
service or labor.
See. 3. That Congress shall have
power to enforce, by appropriate
legislation, the provisions of this
article.
A bill to provide for restoration of
the States lately in rebellion 10 their
full political rights BY the admission
Of their delegates to Congress, and a
second bill d%cbarring leading rebels
from holding office is also reported,
including the following CLASSES;
First-Thc President and Vice
President OF the so-called ConCcdcr-
ate States and the heads of Depart
monts thereof.
Sccond-Thosc who acted in other
countries as Confederate agents.
Third-lieads of Departments of
the United States, officers of the army
and navy of the United States, aud
all persons OF the C~onfctlcracy, so
called, Mt the military academy of
the United States, judges of courts of
the United States and members of
either House of the seth Congress of
the United States, who gave aid or
comfort TO the late rebellion.
Fourth-Thosc who acted as off
ccrs Of the so-callcd Confederate
States, above the grade of Colonel,
or master in the navy, or any one
who, as Governor of either Of the
Confederate States, gave aid or COM
fort 10 the late rebellion.
Fihh-Thosc who have treated
the officers or soldiers or sailors Of
the army or navy of the United
States, captured during the late war,
otherwise than lawfully rs prisoners
of war.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-05

\ newspaper correspondent saws
that, in Georgia, where Shcrman's
army made q sweep Of all the cai-
riagcs, the ladies now 20 visiting in
cdrts. They call them edrfes-de-rlsife h.
and console themselves with the idea
that they arc in the height of fashion.