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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-29
SAMUEL 8ickEE.

flB EAaDJNED lkE54l Z, -- ny ANth4-
dent has sent in a list Of pare on q reb-
els Is tbe House not the whole list,
bat merely a pant and acknowledging
that it will take to The end OF this Con
gress to make the entire list So he
sends the more prominent names, AMI
IL Is d collection Of names that makes
one shudlar Let me quote from it:
George u Stewart, rebel maior-gen-
eral, and educated at West Point by
the Government, dcscrter as well as
traitor
De Ifaenette, formerly in Congress,
where lie was a violent secessionist and
rebel
Copeland, member Of the rebel Goa
gross, da5ortar a well as traitor.
A5hmore, Of South Caolina, who de-
serted his seat il Congress to 60 into
the rebellion. Pardoncd without rec
ommondation.
Bonham, Of same State, formerly
in Congress, and most violent fire
eater
Trenholm, secretary. Of tho rebel
treasury
Gartrell, Of Georgia,who deserted his
scat in Congress TO 20 into the rebellion
and became a brigadior-gencral
Bighy, Of Alabama, formerly I, s.
senator LEI. his place in the Senate
to 81 INTO the rebellion He was one
Of the worst men who ever sat in Con-
gross from the South. Internationally
pardoned
| give these few names as specimens
Of the work ON President has been en-
gagged in for the last eighteen months
lie bas pardoned in advance some Of
ahe Wor.t rahels in the country.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-29

ERRORS oF-YoUrn. s sanemah who suffered
~ ya.fh fram AeffsHs ieiltf lremfNft Decay sal
$50 tHe effects 81 yeHliui discretion Wli tas sake
- tfcftaf aHH4hty seaa irt ~ so Hii1 ne3i %. fe
ras De a directions tsf u4aali ae sisF ffaetY iy
aarostlagrs 4saarlsAce, eaa AZ 81 d addressing
JDllH q DGDEN
~ 81 Neanpegs 4, Nsw YORK.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-29

Tan SHAREHOLDERS Tho House 81
Representative did q very Just thing "a
passing. IS o vote 81 100 q 30, d bill
suspsudmg ibe payment 81 $500 Is loY-
ii owners for such slaves 40 enlist III
the array The bin ought q have re-
pealed ihat provision altogether, but
The practical result IS undoubtedly 70
repeal IT. While he bill was peugdng,
Congressman Mckee, OF Kentucky, sens
the following letter, ton gentleman who
wrote him that be feared ihe effect Of
setting aside these claims % loyal slave
holders would be the ruin Of the Union
party IN Kentucky
WAMISGToS, Jan, Is.
I. G. CAHrBELL, Frankfort, Ky
Your telegram is at hand -four par v
lin Kentucky Is ruined by the passage +
Cooks resolution il IS best That il
should be 50. Ihaye been against pay
ing f1r slaves So cXbrgssed myseii m
last canvass, voted for this resolution,
and ana prepared u s,ana hy il. II OIL
party Ia Kentucky is oiBanacd on such
liimsy principles tha5 il cannot stand
non-payment for few negroes, the
money for eight out q ten Of which
would 20 into be pockets Of rebels let
The party 20 l shall wash my hands
clean 81 such an organization and viii
fry to start o new one which will moi be
frightened to death every time it hears
the word negro mentioned
Z Atr.rr 1frAtn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-29

nEtNkENNtss CURED tpbams AntidoIe for
~ ~truug irinh = aoft ~ DfaesksAHsss Cen
ElfDi H caalp Hr u4lnf Will1ui lbp ku0Wt edss -
the ptileui Price 81 h8E sent ht msii iN sny So,
ofrss, bf 6 tfnAat q south EEh}h st. ridissisi-
NNa t8etulsiH saint Ifcn
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16
Obituary.

Aqdolph Kagy was born in Shenandoah
county, Virginia, February 18th, ISIS,
ne was removed BY bis parents to Fair.
iie'd county, Ohio, when only eighteen
months old, whore he continued 10 resida
until 1855 when he removed to Seneca
county, where he resided until his death.
Inc deceased was a man Of great energy,
and OF more than ordinary ability. He
was kind and generous, though frugal
and economical bis "latch string" as he
used to say, vas ever out, and bis house
was tie constant resort Of swarms Of yisi.
tors In politics he was q Democrat Of
the deffersonian school. Il Although A
warm politician, he was esteemed by ali
parties, for bis humor, his fo,rbearapce.
ana MS general good qualities. In April,
1860, Mr.. Kagy was, taken III with pieu.
nsy, from the effects of which he never
recovered. He fingered with a disease
y the lungs very analogous to consump.
ION Tor about one year and eight months,
when death RENTED his suffering; De,
'ember 9th, at 4 O'Clock P. NJ, aged 4S
ears months and 20, days. He ex.
PRESSED lively hope Of glory in Heayep,
trough the Redeemsr. EConsciouso Of his
dissolution he quietly fell asleep q awake
arise with the blessed al the Areanl
,els sqmmopa.- Seneca Advertiser.
- - Dr.. a.. Es
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16
Cleveland HarkefM
CLEvEAND. January Is. 1867.


FL0UR-We quote as follows Ky
from No ] spring wheat s12 25(112 rs
do do from No 2 DO $1f50@l2 Is; Xxx
rod winter s13 5O@l4 sos Xxx whit,
SIS 50@l6 so.
WHEAT<-Held at SO 60 for No
Milwaukee spring So 40 for No 2 do do
CORN-Qu;et and in light demand
Old shelled firm ; new shelled irregular.
Old held at $50 for No [; 93@94efor No
2 new 72@73c ir car lots.
oATS-Large supply, dull andin light
demand No i State held at 47@48c in
car lots.
RYE-Firmer and in better demand.
Held at 81 l0@1 20 for State and West.
ern No from store. ssy
BARLEY-Quiet and nominally un-
changed held at 81 1O@i 20 for No I
State and Canada; 85(995e for Nos2 do.
PORK-Quiet and steady. No mess
held at $40 90 No 2 at $40; Clear at
VIZ. n ,kFIrsg 8r 70
4 LARn-Unchanged and in moderate
demand. City rendered in tierccs T3s;
DO in kegs 1870 country 40 12c,
DRESSED and
market quieta and weak but unchap ged;
medium 70 heavy 6a(a6ic.
SM0KEDM EAESs-Qniet and steady
demand modefate.ssss Hams I5c; ,Shoui.
ders 12c ; Breakfast< Baeon lie . Dr;ad
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16
CineInnali Markets. :

gs OINoINNATI, Jan Is, 1866
made from spring
cheat, can be bought at SO 25@9 IS and
for winter wheat SO 75@l0 rs. Low
grades of spring extra, that which will
barely pass inspection, are offered atsIO.
25@l0 so, but good brands are difficult
70 bpy at less than $l1@1f rs, and $11,
b0 was in several instances paid for choice
qualities. Winter extras are selliavfst
SlI50@I250. Family il quoted si2@
90 for spring, and $12 75@l3 SO for
winter. Fancy brands are selling. to 4
moderate extent atisl4@l5. Rye -four
IL dpib but We hayes mo change to note in
prices. We quotsit 81 per barrel.-
Buckwheat is dull, and to q great extent
upminals Small iobhing, sales are being
made, at $4@4 so per 100 pounds. Corn
meal Is in fair request at 81 90 per 100
pounds exclusive Of cooperage.
WnEAT-Spring wheat sold to day
w l2@2 15, for No 2, No ! can not
% sold at over Sa35, and several lots were,
at this rate. No 2 is Quoted Al
y So No I at 50 So, and extra al % 80
With small transactions.
C0RN-Sales made at 5s954e; Shell,
ID 59@50e. ~ FTE9fg6 Al
: oATS--NoI 500. No Q 6lo vi
S.RYE--No 81 0e. MOI 81 10.
,P0TAT0ES-Best Kind 81 ner bar.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16
New York Markets,

fEW AaAA fE - 81 = a. W.
New York, Jan 14.-Cotton flrmer
with sales Of $500 bales at 344@35o fer
midling upiahds.t ~'A
Flour 6@loc lower, and very quiet
sales Of 1880 barrels super6ne, State and
Western, at 50 6O@1O75; extra State,
$40 SOL 60; extra Western, sIO7O@'
IL; round hood Ohio, sl2@1275 ; trade
brands, IL 8O@14 Is, aud Sl46l7 for
81. Louis. Southern -four declining, with
only o limited Inquiry /: sales Of 100 bar.
rels common at $l2@14 Is, and fancy
and extra at $14 25@l7.
Wheat pominally a shade lower +; small
sale of Milwaukee No 2 at SO "a. Rive
is duller sales State at 81 80. Barley is
unchanged, Corn is dull and declining
mixed Western nominal sales at 81 Is
@l IS in store, aud 81 19@l 40 aaoat.--
Oats are declining /; sales I4,9OO bushels
at 64@66c for Chicago and Milwaukee.
Proyisions-Pork is steady sales g..
200 brls. at 5000 20 for old mess, clio.
sing at $40 rs for Western, and sic rs
OH ~ for prime ; also, 1000 brIs new
mess at $50 5O@26 rs.
Beef qniet. Beef haas dull (: sales of
100 barrels at $2S@33.
Gut meats more active; gales of $40
packages at 9@l0c for shoulders, aud 10
@l23c for hams. Dressed hogs frmer =;
sSles at S@88c for Western. lard 6rm.
er:s alesSif1 ,9oaS barrels, atdlk@i2sc
Tor old, and l23@l8c for new, the latter
for small lots. Butter firm /; salesat l5A
zoe for Ohio. Cheese firm and fairly 40.
tive sales at l3@2Oc. aiatsil
Wool more active, with unchanged
prices sales of $50, 0eOo lbs az 48@65c
for domestic fleece, 36@52c for pulled,
l6@SSc for Texas; and CATO for califor
MA. FlH-* .stRgtf eiiasaiayU ''fo ~ ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16
MATRIMONIAI
MARRIED-on ths 1oth instant.

MARRIED-On the 10th instant, b,
James Albersou, Esq at the hotel, il
Orange, Mr.. THOMAS MYERS to Mis-.
HANNAH KIPLINGER; both of Jack,
son township.
On tho 10th inst, by at the residence
Of James JspBeriS, bg william Berry,
Esq, Mr.. PETER HEfFNER, Of Mont.
township, to Mrs. MARY A.
BUzzARD, of jackson township.
On the Sd Of January, at Rovsburg,
by Rev. Reuben Smith, Mr.. NIOHOI.
AS LANCASTER to Miss LUCETTA
s, MUNDORF.
isgd y1y sdt qses O. oBnAcao lisRs.sW
--January 6,by thesame, Mr JOHN
s. HART to Miss ANNA Nj COJ{N!
.sHiasT sfehd HS5 = Sfi S4Ii
57e5t SST sail haA INV Boy bss 500.
January 10th. by the, samo,t MnlH,
G. ELS0N to Miss MATILDA HUMES
On the same day, by the same, Mr..
GARDNER to Miss MA.
RY !. VAN NEST.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16

"" HAA" NH H|h HnNHA MAN
RELIGION IN SoHooI-Ghapters 8
and 4 of "The Lawyer in the School
Room" contain the irstspccessful attempt
that has been made to collect the laws 81
the several States on the subject 0 f.Re.
llgion in Schools" and put them In such
close juxtaposition that they may beeasi.
ly compared apd understood. This yaiu.
ABLE little book also gives a curious legal
history (made up wholly from Law books
and court rocords) of the origin and pro.
gress Of "Religious Liberty" in this coun.
Try "The Lawyer in the School Room
sent by mail to any part Of the United
states for $780, A8lag nsisagsg 0si
Address the author, M. MoNsWAsLu,
y y, 9 Nor So Nassau Street, New York
The trade supplied % usual terms.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16

FOX HUNT.-There will be a circular
Fox Hant near I~oudonyiIle, on Wednesl
day, january 2ad, commencing at 0
o'clock A, N, The hills Of Hanover are
said to be alive with Foxes. Everybody,
"and, the reat Of mankind are invited
to join in the hunt. A good time is an.
ticipated. W. CPS 800 s. ts q go
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16

Shock GNG.-A q died a few days
since in extreme agony. sAAheft time at.
terward his afflicted wife visteda medium
for the purpose n ascertai9ing what had
distressed hsr fQ0f husband IS his last
moments, the table was put in requisi.
ton, and the astonished wife soon learn.
q. that he had refused 10 take Roback's
Stomach BitsFsa and failed y pay the
.haauissabG sAtss.og3
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16

leg- It is said that President Johnson
DOM Scare 4 hostef' about Ashlsys in.
parchment movement, Be this as it may,
there is one thing e~ertaia, aud that is,
that CHARLES 4 CoRDELL haye one of the
best assortnents Of Boots and Shoes ever
offered n this place. II any doubt this,
let them call at their Store, two doors East
Of the Post Office and see for themselves.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16

HOW AMUSEMENT always at hand
every day in the year, for only st,25.-
This is the cheapest and best kind Of
amusement the parent can give to- the
young. A eatand Instructive Magazine
ofFashion, choice Literature, Poetry, wit
and Humor. 4 Young ladies and young
gentlemen, secure this useful companion
at once. Splendid prizes are offered 10
Agents raising Clubs. aTgSuA
Address Home AMUSEMENT,
No. rs Nassau Street, New York
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16
CLEVELAND BRAscH SANITARY Cow.

CLEVELAND BRANcH SANITARY Con-.
MISSION FREE CLAIM AeRsay, 80 BANK
STREET, ROOM IS, enEvEL14p, O., Dec.
20, 1866,-NOtice is hereby given that
after Jan. LIST, 1866, no new claims will
be received at this tAice, All claims
filed before that date will DO faithfully
prosecuted to termination, and our old
claimants will find the Office open tothsn
as heretofore, rs,g
JASPER B: WILLIAMS, Agent.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16

barrels. Dried fruit remains quiet Al.
pies are quoted at 1911 Per ID for South
ern. 73@Sc for Northern, and peaches
l3@l5c Tor quarters and l6@lSc for
halves. /.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16
For Sale.

"A House and Lot On Sandasky sifeet. 2it
IA lisa large two story frame buiiiine.
with q good barn and large lot, Cistern Well.
Gas fittings, &c. II is handsomely finished
very conveniently arranged, and, withal one
OF the most desirable residences in Ashland.
circumstances induce its being offered for
sale at this time at q very low price. For
particulars inquire Of the undersigned at his
once, opposite the Bank, over Wallaok &
Limbeck's shpe store,
Jan 9-3w80
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16

CoNcERT;-DsK K Nesbits u HsHart.
man, and N. N. Cornelius will give 40.
cal and instrumental Concert, at Hayes.
vile, on Monday evening next, the 2lst
inst. The programme lisa very attractive
one, and the Concert will undoubtedly be
the best ever giver in that place. Ms,srs.
Nesbitt, Hartman pud Cornelius gave q 50.
ries Of Concerts il the Southern part Of
the State, and were always greeted with
crowded houses. Let none fail to attend
on Monday evening. rs sssisl %, asisf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16
NJ ONIlCIB-

lis NJ 01,ICIE .sFoq !. +.
NoTICE is hereby given that q petition
IN has been filed in The Court Of Common
Pleas Of Ashland Co Inty. Ohio, by all The
owners Of lots In the. Town Of albany. in
SAID County, praying that the plot Of said
town may he vacated.
Said petition will be for hearing in said
Court on the first day, Of the next term there
heard,
ALFRED MILLER 81
REBECCA MILLER, ! Petitioners.
THoS. McCONNELti
ByJ. D, Jones, Attorney.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16
,NOTICm.

All persons indebted to the undersign.
ed, are requested 70 call and make settle.
ment, either by cash or note. All &C.
counts remaining unsettled on the 18th
day Of Febry, 1867, will be left with the
proper officer for collection. Walk up,
friends, and settle.
-, 2. GREEsEwAIp.
(1m30) W.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16

STATIsTICs.-From the Annual Re.
port etshs Auditor IF STATE, We CLEAN the
following Statistics Of Ashland County
for the year 1866
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16

Tee ApyAsTAaR.-The advantages in
buying d. B. neLand y Coas Best Chem,
ical Saleratus' are numerous. Among
them are full weights and perfect goods,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16
HONOR.

The following persons have paid their
subscriptions - they Union since the last
list was p~ubliahedi kM 8N
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16
~RuNAMAY.-On Fridax areninr IA,

RuSAwAr.-0n Friday evening lss,
David Brubaker, Balsam Limbeck and
Manassas Shopbell were out sleigh-riding
with their Ladies, and, On turning the
corner Of Main street, the sleigh capsized,
spizlsng them out in the snow, as
horses, breaking 1oose from the driver,
dashed f%rantically down Main street, and
ran Against q ,Lamp-ypst, hurting one
of them so badly that u died The same
night. The boys paid MI. Rounds, the
livery man, Sl00. for the loss Of his horse.
None Of the party were hurt ss hd
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16
Remember

That we have on hand and are daily re:
sslVinS Hoop Skirts for oil Ashland Co.
s0ag8 aOY
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16

A DREAM gsE or ssiTegas ~ a7gFi
uLast night as I sat in my easy chair, 3Af
The smoke from my nieerschaum rising
- dreamed ola country free and fair, va b,
where Groceriss'an and Provisions were sold
az the lowest prices; and ii the language
foi Byron Aoe8 Jgn 5gNa .yoy,1
my dream was not a DREAM i r8ftd
for just such a place can be found ut
BEER 4 W~ooDHoUsn,s at The Old Stone
Corner. They have a fresh and complete
stock Of everything 10 the Grocery line, e.
and, Of course, sell as cheap as the cheap
.ess. GA4FgaHd CHABtEya are clever fsl-
10 ws and are deserving Of Z liberal share
ofsthe public patronageauss aEssss,sHs.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16

That W are the only Agents for Grover
A. Baker Sewing Machine In Ashland
county, and sell Q better machine than can
DO found elsewhere in this city.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16
REMEMBER

~ '7I''Nt f;I-4 % tH3 -@elOaNIa1ni
That We have a good assortment of dress
et gfHita =
.goguS ,fSl 3 fen s.aa'
~ % taAlN .atn9antril
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16

us FgsY +. ~
REMEMBER

l,u Stsek Of FLANNELS was pur.
chased at such prices that we are enabled
to offer them at a reduction of from 10 to
20 cents from fall prices.
ti'H r9at -I|oiarfrsa
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16

1ppaccos l Iacre, yield 400, lbs /, Maple
sugar. I85535 lbs-Syrup, lI.07I Xxi.
lOns PSunds Of Wool Shorn, S5s, 7s5.
Sheep killed BY Dogs, 2l9-sesO; aggfe,,
gatedmount o. injui ing 70 Sheepb y docs.
Si,3l3. Number of Deaf and Dumb. IA:
Bling, IL Insane, 10 Idiotic, 20.
1t will perhaps be interesting to our
readers I, 70 know the number of acres of
land in the county, the value thereof, tho
value of real estate in towns, the amount
OF personal property, and the total amt
Of taxes paid the last year T.
Number Of acres, 267, 1881 ; value, &c.
O29 ela3 Ydae Of Bed Estate intowns,
1897 A Value q Chattel Property,
sa,67e, s49; Total value, 10000 GAG.
On this valuation, there was S137 4O5.- |
IL taxes paid, for all purposes, including
De linquencies.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16
l a hsagmissM UBd .
Remember

sTh,s ss;hssp ,sa hand and far, ssle, n
Sgoad linaef esvpstA 'gg ~ 5%l
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-16

|. -Nelsqp Connolly, il the employ lll d Of
the A. &,G, w, R. R, Company, at Ur.
banna, was thrown by asuaden jar from
the top of a freight car at that station, on
Thursday last, falling under thewheels,
which crushed his legs, and he, died on
the same night. 9dsa .
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-03
CITATION NOTICE.

The Stats Of Msssippl, Pamela eouutv. To
ssssn A. Vaughan, the widow, Moilie A. wells
Eagvns Wells Pinctnsy Wells AIDA wsfis
Frank weIls. and James N. wsllS heirs A law
and distributecs Of VIM. 8. welis dscsassd
aud - Vaughan, hushsnd Of aid Susan
A. fou and ezsh q yoa are hereby cited 10
b and appear before the Probate Court o. .ia
county, Il The ccurt-heus thereof % fhs an
seadsy In September, 1897, then and der, 10
show csnss why The petition Of Samuel rssse
sdminisfxtor De honis non Of he esssss AZ
Wa s. Wells deceased praying kr he s.ie Of
he rtsl estsss of aid deceased IN aid eeaptv
-ths, b 10 say, tive lots Of ground win M
'sasuents hsrcditsnsn,s snd sppur,enaness
hereto bsIonging. IN The town Of Bsttssill,
: rsy dscetsnfs dsbs should sot b erss..l.
y c-dsr o. court isusd faly, 1857.
an9-a W P woOrTEs. cisrh
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-03
CHANCERY NoTIOE.

Tue State Of Mississippi. IN the Chancery
coars Of Pamela eosaiy. Al rules Angus. /,
.issf.
No. lis1
George W. Dyer, administrator, kc- uJsms.
essrsy Il Al.
Upon affidavit fled In This cause Il appearing
10 The satisfaetion Of the court that ths de-
kndant lanes Scervy, Il . non-rsideat Of 10.
State u Mississippi bat resides near Shelby.
wills, 10 he State " Tsnnsssee his thersfosy.
orisrvd BY The court hat the aid dsknd.n.
lanes ScsrrT, 10 eater bis appearance herein.
90 OF hsbss The Grit aay o. Ne next term q
this court % be held u The coarthoss< Il sid
eszaty, In ,hs tovn sf raneiA On the seventh
Hpsdsy snsr the burth Nesasy, In sspssn-
her, 1897, aad plead. ssswes, o. demsf 70 sbs
hill or ths allegations thereof win
bs taken ff confessed ss 70 him. Its further
BY he court that ccpr cf this order
be Published II The weekly psaols Star, q
public newspaper printed and r=hlished IN IA.
'e=a q rsssls, 70 I'D essr,y, tr our v..is
r~cceAiviy.
A true cory. tC HARRISON.
sus-st Cistk
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-03

New OWltAuA Jelly NJ Tha
biigwise 9dsf i n pfial lhis even
laRi
A mHfai smslatfaiim N lllt ~.
pafis n Bgsysl HsH gsssfsI fhas
udhiH, EHllsd Himisa Afmy, AFgwa
that y. W, Thfnhmogtm, Governor
n Tesas, y m imtedimehf 70 lbe
reconstruction If that HaHla andff W.
Law. IT, V therefore removed ",
n. pease 4 hereby appointed uey
eFh6f "A 1saaa III hlm stead, AHd vii
be- Obeysd and respected accordingly.
Wy oommand n Major General Y,
H. Sheridan
0go T. fIAhrsoFg, A A. q
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-03

CHANGES AGAINST CONGRESS-
The Washington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Commercial, who signs
himself Mack makes the following
grave charges against members Of
Congress
IL can be shown that members Of
Congress own stock in the street rail-
roads of Washington for which they
never paid u cent, or rendered any
other return than their votes for the
acts OF incorporation, and their sub
sequcnt votes to authorize the increase
OF fare from FIVE to seven cents. Ii
can be shown that the two houses
have been, time and again, influenced
by the paltry consideration of free
passes in their votcs upon matters
affecting the greatest railroad mo-
nopolics in the country. It can be
proven that members Of Congress
have appeared in their seats as the
attorneys for railroad corporations.
IL can be proved that the members Of
the two Houses were directly bribcd
for their votes on the whisky tax
two years ago. Il can be proved
that senators positively agreed TO
confirm Mr.. Cowan as Minister 10
Austria, last winter, if he would get
Mr.. johnson to appoint their rela-
tivcs TO Office. All of these things,
and a hundred more, can be proved
to the satisfaction, II not Of Con-
gress, at least Of the country, If the
opportunity be but presented.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-03

Notwithstanding The heavy rains n
saturday and sunday lost, The crops
IN this vicinity look exceedingly we'll.
Corn Il better than II has leen for
,ouny years, and there Il LITTLE probp
iility Of dcir being any necessity for
importing that article during The
coming twelve months, Cotton Il
Nourishing finely, and promises more
than an average yield,