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for admissions be made 10 any OF me
medical sAn or the mAron At the Hospital Orders tor
admission the free beds Of this Institution e.n op
dAined of the Rev. O. H. Hail. Rector OF the kPiphAny
Church, of the Rev A. D. Gillette, Pastor o. ne fIs'
Baptist Church. and Of the Surgeon In charge ~ h re
idee Orders the Ad Of the wives or widows
on soldiers Of the Uaitsd States army be procured
thfough the Surgeon General, United States army.
fyS0 c. II. HALL d. D., Secretary.
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usth and Twenty First streets. -
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THOs MILLER, n. D., street, Washinston.
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w JOHNSTON, n. D., Washington.
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T|IT|H lII !" IN DkOkMBKR. 10 H3llH
MALICIOUS iPoENs. By Harriet DsssA~ aews.
"sR BRknTaisas risei. ov THE BrrTza Ll,R Al..i BY
LRCTURIs ON aRlEcR, AncIENT AnD MODERN.
By the late President Q. O. fslton. L,-s-L9
wood. ..H "a. La It.I.i ..ll -. ElNgi
THE OLD sRRaEANT. AND oTHER Poxxs. Bl
POfxs, GRAvE AID GAY. By Geo. Ar,.la.
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THE TENT on Tas BsEoH, AND orHIs roINs.
Msw yS!gps By Jcsn 9. TA!.,iss ., IaL,Ia.
wiz Tn iiis:sisuos. SyTo q D.1i.s issb s.sii
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| MAUD AULLlR- By jobs Q: Whitts VIM II
'YIowER. DE LUCE A New vslsns Of Poems, By
Henry wAdsworth Lonsfsllow. Win Illss,ratioai.
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u EADIN b A L r o A d.
HI ~ GREAT TRUNK LEE, ,..-r
fR0M PHILADELPHIA TO THk IkTKRI0R OF PENN
BYLvANIA, THR sCHUYLKILL, eUsoUEaAHNA,
CUMBERLAND, AND WYOMING yALLkre, THE
NORTH, NORTHWEST, AND THR CAhADAs.
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mHn. I think af. wo nfo about
through with ihc witno I fhink
We, w. testimony atilo iho question
aa ~ what we ought ~ dawiih smih
tfn inliafs"
lho chairman give me- o liaru,li
cas- nUd hnd fcmafktd. aYe. sir
think wp lo. The seaiadfel4 burnt
ms iron works"
Whefoupon ! retired having given
general satisfaction.
Yours truly, Bit Ahr
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WAN wlru Europe. = John
Mitchell writes to the New York
Daily Neisi
can 500 no escape from O Euro
pcan war, and IL Il breaks out Il will
be tremendous. II Il probable, too,
that America would profit by Il, both
II commerce and IN population. Be
sides there must be several large
houses in the wooden lcs business In
Boston. Also, the eminent crutch
aud splint manufactures Of Con-
nccticut, whose business was unrcas-
onably cut short by the too sudden
termination of the American war,
just when they had laid in large
stocks Of seasoned hickory, and had
their machinery brought to a high
state of perfection, for turning out
their wares with the utmost punctu-
ality, ncatness and dispatch. II Is
TO be hoped that they have not taken
down their machinery nor chopped
up into fire wood all that hickory |;
for now, as ! seriously believe, they
are going to have fine foreign mar
ket opened to their enterprise. Legs
will be lively, and splints and crutches
in good demand.
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BRowsIow on PRENTICE. "A
short time since Prentice, Of the 1>a-
isvillc Journal, lashed Cos. Brown
low numerically in his paper. Tic
Knoxville Wig, Of the ID, comcs
back at Prentice, whom ID compli-
mcnts as follows:
George ID. Prentice! the ssnboli-
mcnt Of all that Is mercemry, iniem-
peratc, corrupt George ID. Prentice!
the bu,t-cut Of Original Sin, the mp
pcrcrust Of all nsstines>--a nierablc
old broken down hack, stepped 10 the
nose and chin In personal and polisi-
cal proAigacy, lost 10 all sense Of
honor and shame, and blind to all the
obligations Of patrioti-rnl
Go Il, Brownlow; god, Prentice.
Nobody carrs a eousinensal who
whips.
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FOREIGN EXECUTIONS. - Execu-
tions are conducted differently IN Ea-
rope from the mode prevailing here.
In France, the most civilized, perhaps,
Of all nations, the culprit i sentenced
TO death without the day being made
public. II his application to the
Emperor for rcprievc Is unsuccessful,
he Is only notified Of the fhct half
an hour before the time secretly set
apart for his execution, 10 that he b
not permitted to remain long in sus-
pcnse after hearing the fatal news.
At the end Of thirty minutes he Is
quietly led out to the gnilloiins, and
in less than two minutes thereafter
he has fully expiated his guilt, and
the body is on is way to the ecm-
etery.
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A SHARP TRICR.-A neat Bit of
sharp practice, whereby Brooklyn
landlord, and dozen other parties,
were victimized, was pcrpctratcd
few days since by grass widow, oc-
cupying apartments not far from
Ward Beecher's church. The grass
widow had been renting rooms for
thirty dollars n month, but the shark
Of landlord, thinking he could get
five dollars more for the year to come,
gave her notice to quit in default Of
agreeing TO pay the advance. The
widow grumbled, but said she would
submit to the shave rather than move.
Nevertheless, with malice prcpcnse,
when the landlord, went away, she
put up at her door-post, apartments
10 let,n and in the course Of the two
weeks elapsing before the lst Of May,
she had rented the house TO not less
than twelve different families, each Of
whom had paid her thirty dollars in
advance, TO "clinch the bargain"
The widow, herself, with consum-
msic tact, pulled up her stakes the
day before the May-day, and hasn't
been seen since. In front of her
premises, however, on Tuesday last,
scene was presented which might
well make gods and men stare. The
twelve different families to whom she
had LET the apartments, had all
brought their furniture there, eacl
claiming the exclusive right to pos.
session. A deal Of cursing and swear.
ing was the result, aggravated by
lively sprinkling Of rain that com
menced falling just about then, an'
but for the intervention Of the police
il is impossible TO say what woul'
have been the result. Everybod,
was cursing the landlord, and th
landlord was running about cursinI
the widow, whose whereabouts, up :
this writing, Is unknown.
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DAvIs.-Tt appears that the Gov
ernment Is going ahead with prepar-
ations for the trial Of jefferson Davis.
He has been informed officially that
Il is the intention Of the Govern
mcnt to bring about a speedy trial.
The House judiciary Committee, in
the meantime, are continuing their
investigations, by examining wit
nesses in regard to his alleged con-
ncction with the assassination plot.
A soon a. the committee have nm
ished their investigation on this sub
jcci, th0 will make their report "a
the Hallsc, and Immediately there
uficr steps win le taken 10 have the
trial proceed,
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[From the jackson Standard.
Letter from Senator Sharkey.
WASHINGTON. MAY B. 1866.

WASHINGTON, May 3, 1866.
EDITORS STANDARp-I have just
received your paper of the oath ult.,
which contains a criticism on my
testimony before the Reconstruction
Committee, which, l think, is by no
means warranted, even on the testi-
mony as you have given il. II seems
that il is not at the North alone that
my testimony has been made the
object of criticism. / certainly have
made no effort or expressed an opin-
ion in favor of DISTINGUISHING any
body. My testimony is very differ
emily reported in different papers, and
it would seem that the most imper-
feet report that / have yet seen has
fallen into your hands. You proba-
bly, have not third of the testimony.
When / was called before the COM
mittce, my testimony was taken down
in a very hurried way by a clerk.
He promised me that il should be
drawn out, and that / should have
AN opportunity Of correcting it, and |
insisted that / should have that op-
portunity before it was published, but
/ never had; / know not why. Mr..
Stephens and others had copies furn-
ished them for correction.
/ was asked as to the antecedents
Of the Governor and other officers,
and | gave them. But in speaking
of the Judges and the Attorney Cen
erals l added, "but l must do them
the justice to say that they are now
as loyal as any men," These may
not be the precise words used, but
certainly the substance. And so ]
am reported in every paper that
have seen but yours. And you will
see that this is in accord with Oh,
previous statement, that there wa
not one disloyal man in fifty. | dC
not think that | expressed the regre
attributed to me that the government
was not in the hands of conservative
men, for / consider them all loyal.
may have said that / regretted thei
election as secessionists, as Il wa
known l did, on account Of tn
effects I supposed Il would have i
; producing prgudices against tn
J South; and the result has been jus
! what | expected It would be, as yo
would soon discover If you were her
In this brief note / cannot undertak
: further correction or explanation.
Your obcdient servant,
w. L. SHARKEy.
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A communication to the Missis-
sippi Conservative, dated Chicago,
April %, says; "Pleasc inform the
friends and relatives Of prisoners Of
war who died at Camp Douglas QIll.)
that by addressing the undersigned,
they can obtain the date Of death,
disease, number Of grave, &C., from
Il. 5. JORDAN,
(undcrtakcr) Box 2s25,
Chicago, III.
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Allmllg w hiemlefi ~ 49, AIHiuhi
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IN laa, Ilse H. WaslIel W. mllsd
70 ihe rllsiF. Ahd tlen VI ihlbfIdsa
appointed ufsiafy, The el5e,f n
w meeting we hfisHy nnd nptfu
pflaielY stated Ny ihe chairman, aflef
which. ~ mnllhn = fammIlloe ~
three we appointed ~ dfan usolu.
iiehs expressive n NE eiews N lhIs
meeting 80 ihe subject N taking
Immediate stops ~ provide lof ilo
fnafaI aud SECULAR instruction N The
negro populaiion amongst NJ, The
committee WIS appointed by the
chairman, consisting oi Colonel T.
v. u. l'ogues, Prof A. I, uMneh
and captain W. Delay. The em-
mIiiee, after having retired for o short
time, returned and reported Che fol.
lowing preamble and resolutions
Whereas, The close oi the late war
has brought The colorcd portion Of
our population Into q State Of free
dom ior which they are not fully
prepared, and whereas. 80 large an
element of any population III such q
condition Is fitted only for working
evil to themselves, and 20 the country
at large; and whereas, II Is ibc mani-
fest duty Of every Christian patriot
to put forth every effort and 10 exert
all his influences 10 cnlighton and
christianizc all classes Of the COM
munityj therefore Il is
Resolved, That in the estimation
of this meeting the time has arrived
when the colored people of this com
munity should be provided with
ample means of instruction. both ii
secular and in religious knowledge
Resolved, That q Sabbath Schoo
be forthwith organized for the relig'
ious instruction of the colored people
Resolved, That IL be earnestly rec
commended by this meeting that, il
addition to this, a system of day
schools be established for them at th'
earliest practical period.
Resolved, That a committee Of fv,
be now appointed for the purpose o
preparing and publishing in the Or
ford Falcon an address to our fellow
citizens, appealing to them to engag'
in this work in a systematized form
THos. L. b. PEGUEs,
A. J. QUINcH,
w. DELAY,
Committee.
! After the preamble and resolutions
were read to the meeting, Col. I. L
B, Pegues addressed the meeting in
short but pertinent and most appro
pirate manner, upon the subject Sc
forth in the resolutions After which
on motion, the preamble and resolu
tions were unanimously adopted.
On motion, the meeting then adj
journed. J.N. WADDEL, Chm.
/ Gro. w. DELBRIDGE, Sec'y.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-06-09

HuGGING.-An editor in Iowa has
been fined two hundred dollars for
hugging n girl in church.-Er.
Cheap enoughl We once hugged
n girl in church some ten years ago,
and II has cost MS n thousand a year
ever since Young america.
That's nothingl huggcda girl
in school some twenty-five years ago,
and had to support her and the fam
lily ever since.1Iioga Democrat.
We commenced to hug twenty
years ago, and now hate to fire a stone
in a school-yard for fear of hitting
some of our iamily.-Times.
We hug, and like to hug, and
darn the cxpences fellers il you en-
JOY luxuries, you must pay for them,
Day Book.
Come 10 Salem, Oregon, boys
Come to Salem, Oregon; we have
huggcd q dozen and il hain't cost O
ccnt.-Domocrdiic Rcricr.
We know an Ohio editor, who
hugged a colored lady of African
scent, and got scent to boot.
Carroll Conservative.
Them fellows talk like the girl
didn't enjoy hugging as much a,
they did. But as they profess e
speak from experience, and we don't
reckon we had better "pass."