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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-02-01

When We ask whefc che skunk
convention derives is authority for
unealled-to and dishonorable action,
We are told that Gngrsss gave Il that
authority, We enphaiically deny
that u has done any such thing. The
act under which irsa-emtlsa limits
it, power fr scsioo 20 shc running
Of a constitution, so-eAllsd, and there
is the md Of y. Dat suppose cos-
gress had vested this mnccrn with
supreme power, are the people boaaj
10 submit 70 Il arbitrary aud uncon-
ttisasicnsl action On thss sscoants
Where ac~s cunvrr.s fni iswsrrsnt
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Democratic State Conventions.


The Executive rcommittee of the
Democratic party Of this State have
issued a call fbr d. Convention, to be
holden At jackson, on WEDsEspAy,
February 49, 1862 This all Is
timely, and as Il embraces an invita-
ton to all who oppose Radinl rule
and negro supremacy to participate,
we expect to sec one Of the largest
and most respectable assembIages
ever convened At the capital Of Mis-
sissippi.3 Tho destructive measures
now being enforced upon us by a
reckless and irresponsible body cf
mendkants who, with but few and
disbonorubIe exceptions, arc recent
importatiops, with less abili,y and
honesty than their negro colleagues
and bediellows, styling themselves a
Constitutional Convention will
bring ruin aud ~desolation to every
freside In our once prosperous and
happy country n permitted to pur.
sue uncherkcd their mad schemes Of
plumber aud oppression. II Is for
this purpose the Convention l. pro.
posed, AID we urge n upon every
man, aa his duty 10 bis country and
his ihmily 70 give 10 all the aid and
coan,enanec In his power.
IL will be sen by a notice else
where that a meeting Il to be held at
sardis, on the s,h Inst, to organize
Democratic association, and we
call upon all who can do so, to attend.
There is ono thing We desire to see
proposed al this meeting, via, o call
for a county meeting To send dele
gates 70 the State Convention. There
y yet ample time for i, and We say,
Let Panola county be represented.
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All Quiet Along the Potomac

For the laaS two weeks oyHthing
~ been unusually quiet syd orderly,
owing particularly to w absence Of
the excrcsccncc,N Hary ban, aud es-
peeially to the aksS/tc Of our lager
beer buchanan. hc former, We are
happy to state, INV confined inthe
very same cspf in (which Maj. Nc
cardIe wa,f scenilA incarrcOted, in
vicksbyE, to await Mis- trial for va
rious ihciis and rascalities. If ho
gets his deserts, he will be Kelly to
enjoy the Inequalities Of the Dry
TOrtugas for about five Year,. SO
the negroes are more quiet and or
derby than they once were. ~
The latter has been occupying a
seat in the Northeast corner Of the
bastard pclccat concern in jackson.
lie always VOTES with the thieves IN
,hat-carcase, we hate to say eopY.
The only time be has ever venturcd
10 expose his acknowledged mot by
himselfl ignorance, was when oisred
q resolution to allow peaceable gnth-
crings Of citizens. ete. The Journey
man beer,jcrkcb "qlorc recently from
Nashville" don't |cem TO be aware
that there Is a law in force for that
purpose, aud has bern all the time.
He boards with a nigger Of his own
color m jackson, who Is reliFiausly
an African, and politically an |. M. G.
"Birds Of q feather will flock tegcth-
or" but We arr sorry for the black
bird in this instance. Sinee he has
been absent the negroes have been
CITING along much more smoothly,
and amt betting as heavy on him as
they once did. some Of them say
that Mr. Roseep said he didn't care
a d-n bout de veution. nor lie mig
gers nu,berj dat he's gsins to make
$4,000 by n an .dat was all be was
aher.s We doa't know whether he
said Il or not, but the evidence Of one
cf bis own color shenld convict him,
\ .ccmsto ". WIS, ssv 90. raaet,
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Marriage Guide.

voaug' = Grea, Physiological vuTk, N every
sne be uvn dcctur- heh y : private Instructor
sr mAIried peFsaas VI those abaut 10 msrry,
both male and tmale 10 everything concern.
INC the physiology and relations Of oar seruui
gssm, and the production OF prvvsntion q
anspFihg, including AL the new dsscuvsrits
asvsr tsfnrr given IN DE English language, ~
w. YovSa N. D This y really . valuable
ard Interesting ~oftl It's wtinen in plain
.sEvars ht Ne Esnsrsl r%sser. ana d illas.
imled With upwards " Que hundred sngrav.
laFt An Sounr msrtisd people. ~ thase zoo.
,emrlsinf marriage and having ihe least i'm
pelimsnt 70 married life. should Rad hi.
kaek. u diaSc=ss stcte thas every cns shsala
BE- aogaainisd with. SUI Il a q bcok that
must ke iocked ah and not hs khontthe hoass.
II win hs s<as % arr enc q he reseirs 81
riny CsnsA Addrrz d. VS. iorss. No. 4is
spEaes street allow Foarsh, fhiiaselpah
snfa.lY ## r..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-02-01

'fhsfs will he q pallie meeting
l,eld a. Hanlia On saturday y etrfh
y 4, 1905, 10 mramt1 q lhmaewtie
a~ssoeiaiiou. fome onf eUpe all
and lei % labor while u y day ff
the night someth when ~ msa oan
worl
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-02-01


hfis e. ttHiafas Il ~
y #ptwsM mfbialnH Hl
fffte agFtfhefnf Ntt mlasg
sfmaaf 49, let fsf n
I ne n psafs N saffiht IN Hmags
lhs agll HfH NJ HHalefaad ~
'Hli#s vi Nv sf Aft NJ Hs'f flisis'
@h ~ " egads Bb ~ mptfm ~
tsae aaf ppia Ne Evil aAshsss NJ
..fffifnied ensmss. w me lsdgnshf.
N = miiiafg eyuf1 Whsfs dpss
rahgf,a faii #sffApi niha ~
siliaim n 1uH ~ damsln N w
stni its aad ~ mskf 4 aiatiIlufbh
IN STATE ny tmes m M avn eifat
inr ~ f4ss AuHfaee iaw M .
sister Whem asa u md M Aa
thedly b ~ sho shsll stts ~ VIM
hall MOI go'e M Hide slettm6ag
Whpfp des n hnd NJ waffiat IN IN
ytatInp I'M unconstitutional body
vita unlimited toweft " indctd n
bs doue W. n Congress W., MOI
Tho hRla 10 btsiow Huel ppwef hos
,an A Convention esetdie ~
The hct 4, " ibe tyal people N
mir ouct proud State abide by the
cath they have taken 10 Support
protect and dcfend' the Constitution
all ,be hnRngs N the yabkee mn
ton, Including the bastard cohytn
ton cannot prevent them from eyer
oislng ihcriEht ~ franchise. If thu
loyal people d Mississippi dhor
themselves % be bullicd out Of their
rights W cornaeId negroes and Rad
icnl birellngs they will have no right
to complain Of The consequences. n
they ure willing TO quietly vi down
and let q nulaoritg@-dnd negroes too,
rule them, hold office over them, tax
them md wholly govern them, they
will never have a better opportunity
10 do II than Il presented IN the prcs-
cnt issue. Who knows that the Con-
vention was carried in this State
Did any M ever g a report Of the
entire registration of the StateH Why
was a motion to call on Gen. Gillcm
for the records Of registration voted
down by the Radicals IN the conven-
tion7 Were they afraid their frauds
would be exposed9 That Is what the
people believe. The time which
elapsed between the completion Of
registration and the day of election,
IL believed to have been we'll made
use Of by the hirelings to consum.
mate their damnable designs upon the
people Of Mississippi And, even
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snERIFPs SALE

~ elfias n iw6 vhla N sseeailos 10 n,
directed fpm the Cirna csHi M hahmyesis
taunif No, n Ne April iefm 1901. one In
hfm N " n ieAniaHd 4 ~ NJ Iams
bmeht and one In hyw 81 II 4 ilasees "a
James nfosh, wlit ~ Aohaay the ia fD
~ ffIfuaV 1865 ~ Me- ebufthos4s ann IN
The iown NJ Pamela, sihla lawfui lwuaa. eas,
w falt ~ lhs highest hldaof M cash The lol.
l1siaf described lands to-wlt Hsetioh D lds
A. 90 LBf1 No. ii,lA aad 10 Of aeeilan
I. i0t !, 7 And Z n section I. lot d and
of section " si " township 81, range east
Irrational sections y, : ahdb, al Of iaGon Is,
northeast aihrtef Of sertibn ~ lohil half of
section ~, sl u section a.. soali half ~ see.
ton ~, northeast quarter Of section AZ, north.
half bf aeetioh 10 west half N sGhthwssi
quarter ~ secton a. west half Of section 40,
VII In township ~, range I, pul. Algo. James
Btuwns undivided half Interest In r%ections ~
had IA apd the south half mud Tho nofihwe eel
quarter of section W ail In township 0, range
y, west lying aud being In Panoln county
Mis- levied On ~ The propcriy Of said james
Brown, 70 satisfy said executions and aii costs,
H. h JONES, Sheriff.
ny A, y DruaER, D.S. lnll.9t
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fNa n ~ go u slff FHis
= Wafplt eHAfAm ksilawg famasmlas
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hafhsai aiHsf Hftlsa ~ bsh4lia "
isfra MINING HHih hng ~ aHhs af
eaf kHf rH|mIni fad fases 4f4f n
~ Toe N ne HH fent tlmtshf,
l1sl lHtnes haHh y . rdtt rlsils ~ ~
FlAnlhH lhenfe smi h fHs NfFihaihN 8hd fha
imhahi n ne liDeh n g#it sNss N
ga Hsilasab = lliHnh consisting NJ aaaaf
u isH nfHefs flfslfs rgHdsf ~
Tho Hhf Il bFiH - n No Riei. hss wiH
ennltI fnlg "a Trustee.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-02-01

A Genslenaa who Suffered fot ysars from
NsFssas Debility, Premature decay, aaa al the
effects Of youthful iniiscrc,ion viii. for the
akc ~ sshefinr humanity. sead fsc 10 oil
who ased II the rscips and iirssfions for
making The simple rcmtdy by which he was
cured saferun wiahirg 10 prc6t BY the al
ysrussrs experience, can 10 ~ hy addressing.
IN perfect confidence tOHv n oGpgS,
mayll.ly a. cedar street. Nrw York.
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CITATION NoTfcR

me STATE q Mississippi. fahcls ceaaty r.
Fanass Saelbna esd Rse<rt saelhnr. assissss
ani lsraisss Of r. ". DrNpet, decsAseA, iAie
q ed eoan,y. Yea are hershy dtri ~ ~
and sppss tefsrs he Prahate canrt II aid
county, At The cuufthouse thervut, on the 10
hssaay N rstsasfy, lees - sae~ e@azs say
he psutiqn u Jasph A. Jones, prvinz. that
the ttsrutuh q tessAiots vn ~ ordered shi
ea~rrelled = ~sls hin = tisie n sa.thrs>t
gnaItsf sssiioh hnd IA u In tev ashe ?,
fanfe & wet IN sid euaaty, old W tes.sssr
n Ms Fe,isrs silosla not N frsnss ~
" wcarrvSsei.x
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-02-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Whereas, letters o. administration upon tue
Of Reuben s. Wells, deceased, wcre
granted 70 the nnarrlgned At The Decemhef
1867, OF The Probate Court Of Pamela
Mississippi MI persons having claims
asninst said acVsaaed are hereby notified TO
aud have them Registered In the Office
Of the ciefk Of said court within the time lin.
tied BY LAW, clio The same viii be fofsser
ANGELINA WELLS,
Rt o. Administratnr.
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Ne IT'S.
roR SALE.

Intending 70 remove to Tennessee, I orer
Cor ale the place upon whlrh | hive In Eureka,
Airs, containing are acres Of land, about ons
aeft In garden and orchard, selected fruit ttees
from the Shelby suuerJ. The vnaiRdsr Of
The tract is IN woods, with oak grove in from,
o. the dwelling. The improvements arc all
new. Ptee $500. &. W. cRozIER,
fl-9t
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IN "a #sasl saM a. ahei
II 4 lt'lf rais# aahassL
~ Nsah n lhs iaaay titHlt VIZ
A. pnsfuaily mms r. ihdf sd 81
Ne wfsgsw If Hs rHnant egal# n
d White sat siasl sHksa
faithfully ad ihdffapldy md bai
~ NJ nmtly Afslshn9 lhsf eand,
Ne loses seiid hAys iAd 4sad
srHiAy egssfsf HsH my ssgs
Whsrr ail Ialrwsd ~ faithfully end
Rssesallyi tha undersigned 10 bei
dasm u heetssafy 10 eaeduiari,e
but make public iamlef NJ aherte
ihanhs 10 aH wiib HE a.amo@
llal sheh kindssas viii net and ean
not no hfRaiea
lIAltrarnr " WAtL,
H. IL I'HVfJRn,
srAlg 4 ifmuUWr w,
w r. cAMtroa,
iffffts 4 iibh0gJb,
suaEs Y HafrtKLb
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j. n LAyIsbtn
] ~ FtArtf,
II II BAhnAn 4 Co,
NJ A MyfHa,
H. d. UaErELhw n Co
sardis, Miss, ian "a, 1868.
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IN9OtHEFE NQI{ck II.
The ssass Il n1nf.frpl. fssek sesss1.
ts esiisuDsfJ ene wsirea lprnrs<
= Ne oetstes tsr1. IL,
Court q aid essnty, ~ elefA =
nsae = N ecut I ~ 49,
Fuh.sed and crpsersd IN " -
hid t<cs>eed, Ne e>116ns ~ - 49,
.pr>~r b>fhrv hid erur = Ne - -
: s. "a ~. 49,. ~
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Special Notice!

We respectfully call the allessios -
10 The important hets that m
ortsss ssy rrr. ani hal w sx1s RS -
n.ptr, ANN ~ beReW etu1epVp
esr that these dehsa we're uads - sDe<sIN.s
srsess nq1torun IN cArs>nsa 1uoo
= sooa . the cotton eosI1 be yP>pdreen
market; and ps n@nsH " uualeDoee
eotdisey, kvsFy dehl e>ato<l 49,
debt o. hsser. NJ n6nssl1& kopb 49,
god shish = ~ debtor. vkes hsssrhyN
msrFv~pt esepliesee ~ ~ seopGeu
y, ! NJ 4: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
y.sx - NJ snnasa MN ~ 49,
III All V respsad pvunp1ly - - -
-s s.,sss.:. e ~ Er'5.
nsef elains punssnaI4i ~ 81
- ny Nm - ~
ee'r svs siains = uyunn1y y. ~
= ;s .s,s's;sisssbEys G
r. sRe's'; ~ p.
81 Tie ysar. sreep3 y Ysr<eI o0vsepeel
ffoU Wrr6E
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SALE OF
LANDS
ISsoIyENT NOTICE.

) n theevai,s-s Ofy n. uyscn. desd tss II
p,asls ssasty State a Mississippi Yss viii
take notice hat TIE estate 81 said dersassd wss
vr4s,ed Is-ulsen, a fks ossshet term. lssf ~
The Probate Court u said eoaay. Yoa are
therefore hereby notified asi required % prc-
huss suar claims a1Nina ssi1 ssc<assa And
haYs ihsa registered n The ofcs u Ne Clerk
~ tks Probate Court n sAid tounty ~ ne hrss
thy q p<eeuhsuslsee. size NE 4 .sl h.
svvsf tarvd. III BLANkgNsHlr,
Vs. -" Ntnirises,cf.
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aWEH So { p hHtHA
- mf aAH aHgaf HfmYNH " ~ A#
ftadssf ssasf Al fHsIHMf ~ Hlh hiN 81
~ Hfaa ~ @sst 20 asts#sfsA
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~. fssa kAAe4 Ahaf Co. as.s u
Il lAalf Pslsa ~ MtsnaH Nlff ihsf
mhrlltfaa ~ ~ ~ saA aa'e mes Ta
tssb ses# 4 asl mal sHl ssa4 sasltf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06

How Our ANCESTORS L1vED.-The i'm
proycment in social comfort and refinement
over past ages is strictly shown in the follow
los paragraph: u >a@J
Erasmus, who visited England in the early
part of the sixteenth century, gives a curl
Gus description of aa English interior OF the
better class. The furniture was rough, the
walls unplastercd but sometimes Walnscot-
tel or hung with tapestry, and the Hoors
covered with rushes, which were not chang
ed for months. The dogs and cats had tree
access to the eating rooms, and fragments OF
meat and bones were thrown to them which
they devourcd among the rushcs, leaving what
they could not eat to rot there, with the drain
ing of beer vessels and all manner OF uDmcn-
tonable denominations. There was nothing
like refinement or elegance in the luxury OF
the higher ranks the indulgenccs in which
their wealth permitted, consisted in rough and
waSteiul profusion. Salt beet and strong ale
constituted the chief part OF Queen Elizabeth 8
breakfast, and similar refreshments were serV-
cd to her in bed for supper At. series OF
entertainments given by the nobility IN 1869,
Where each exhausted his invention to outdo
Ihe others, it was universally admitted that
Lord Gorng won the palm for the magnlficcnce
Of his fancy The description of this supper
Will give US an idea of what was then thought
magnificent. It consisted Of four huge brawny
pigs, piping hot, ,bitted and harnessed,, with
ropes Of sausages to huge pudding bag,
Which served for chariot. ~'-~ &0i18 )
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
70 Farmers anel Planters.

THE LODI MANUFACTURING CO., the
oldest and largest concern of the kind in the
United States, possessing extraordinary taclll-
ties for the manufacture of Fertilizers, controil'
ing exclusively the night SOIL ofal, bones and
dead animals Of New York, Brooklyn and Jer-
sey cities, as also the great Communipaw ab-
bstoirs, offer for sale, in lots to suit customers,
5000 TONS OF
DOUBLE REFINED .POUDRETTE,
Made from night-soil, blood, bones and ofIal,
ground to powder.
Its effects have been most astonishing, doubling
the crops and maturing them 10 days or 2weeks
earlier. Equal to the best brands of Super
phosphate for Present Crop, although sold
only for ... >-..
a| THIRTY DOLLARS PER TON
Packed in bbls. of 25O lbs. each
ai3.1. -s.& BONE DUST.
l-Coarse and Fine mixed. 2-Fine, suitable
for Drilling And 9-Floured Bone.
mss- We Warrant our Bone to Analyze Pure
Packed in bbls. of 250 lbs EACH For Winter
grain, Double Refined Poudrette and Fine
Bone, mixed in equal proportions and drilled
in with the seed, have produced most romarka-
BILE effects Sold as low as any article of same
purity and fneness in tho market
NITRO O-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
Wo offer this Phosphate confidently as being
as good, if not superior, to any over made or
sold in this market, containing larger amount
of soluble Phosphate and Ammonia than usual
in Superphosphates For permanent, rs we'll
as for immediate powerful effect upon land, 1t
has no equal.
Price in Now York, $50 per ton OF Z,0Oo IDS
For Price Lists, Circulars, Sc, apply to
a.. HOOE s. WEDDERBU nm,
WV, ~ rm ..-. Alcxandria, Va.
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Terms cash.
p S. LINDHEIM N Z +
@ 6

- u King street. ~
The human form is sublime, but even art has
made it more attractive; and now, at this sea-
son, when the sUltry days Of summer no long
er keep our fair bellies within the enclosure OF
the lattice they may be seen in pleasant and
easy attire gracng our streets. Fashions have
become 50 Sensational that no lady Of AleXan-
dria ventures upon the streets until she has been
to LIN DiIEIMER'S No. g. King street, and
adorned the fair brow by crowning herself With
one Of those elegant, rare and rich BON Els
the very tip of the fashion, and strange how
soon bud, 2 rose, or 3 feather may DC added
of anv color or hue so that none 90 who do not
leave with q proud walk Of defiance that thoy
are in the fashion, because those who have
bought there know that Mrs. LlNDHElM >
TASTE is q success to be unrivallcd, and she now
triumDhs over competitors il keeping The
QUEEN EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
The goods Of this establishment are OF direct
Importation embracing
SATINS, SILKS,
VELVETS. RIBBONS Of all kinds,
Shades, Width and Col0rs.
POINT AND TREAD LACES,
CLOTH CLOAkS,
LADIES .UNDERGARMENLo
BONNETS, HATS FLOWEES. STRAW,
LADIES' AND CHLLDkEN'S
GLOVES, &c.
In addition 70 which may be found an CItcn-
sive stock Of DRY GOODS, among which &ro
gav, gau1y and DIain Dress Patterns suited to
anv taste and age. Do not fear you cannot be
suited, for in this establishment Is kept every
upaarcl, in Durt parcel and quantity, to add the
most grave or iastidiOu5 grace TO any lady SOCK
ing the latest styles and fashions sep 2I-3n
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NEELTNERY a. FANCY GOODS.
HATS, CAPS, FURS, AND MILLINERY
II GOODS.

Just received by the New York steamers 3:
G. Knight and J. s. Green, q large and spleEuid
assortment Of Hats Of the latest styles.
The very best quality OF Cashmere Hats, new
styles, retail, So
Best quality fne French Soft Hats So
A good assortment OF Cashmere and SOFT
Hat: from 81, TO s..
SaXony Hats IS Cts. TO 81.
Also first rate assortment OF Boys &nd IL
fants' Hats from IS cts to 81.
Also just received IN my
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
4 large stock Of New MilnGry Goods, selected
by Miss Hewitt and myself in the New York
Market. Bonnets, Flats, Ribbons, Flowers,
Velvcts. Silks, Feathers and al goods usually
found in q complete fashionable Millinery as-
tablishment.
Fine Felt Hats, nil trimmed, 81.
Also the best quality Of new style OF ItUsn
and Braid Hats, 5l.50.
Bonnets and Flats made 10 order N the latest
fashions and best taste and workmanship.
IN NY LADIES' FUR DEPARTMENT.
n full line Of Ladies Furs such q? Stables; sable
Mink, Russia Mink, Canada Mink, Water
Mink, Fitch Furs, Russia Squirrel, Concy
Furs, French Mink, MutIs Capcs, Collars,
Cuffs, and Boas; and full line Of Misses and
Childrens' Furs Of all colors. Swan : Down
and Erminc Trimmings for cloalls.
Furs Manufactured and Repaired in the best
manner.
Merchants coming to town will do we'll TO
give me q call. If my goods arc not bought At
less thGn Baltimore prices they can be returned.
j. T. EVANS,
oct Limo 80, King street.
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ar -..f r.: BLONDHEIM
49,. Corner King and Fairfax stroots,
Has just received large and complete stock
of Ready-Made Clothing and Under Wear,
which rank highest in style and lower in price
than that Of any house in this city. He has
No. Beaver Suits st $25.
First quality Black Cloth Suits at $50.
Cashmere Suits at $0 and upwards.
Cassinet Suits at SIS and upwards.
Cashmere Pants at $3 and upwards.
Cassnet Pants at 81 and upwards. ...
And other goods as cheap in proportion. Re-
member the place. ...1 BLoNDnEIM.
oct2--tf -. Cor. King and Fairfax sts.
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Expenses OF THE FREEDMEN BUREAU. :.

.a Expenses OF TIE FREEDMEN s BUREAU. =.
General 0. O. Howard, Commissioner of the
Freedmens Bureau, ina letter just addressed
10 Gen. 0. Brown, Assistant Comm. OF the
Bureau for Virginia, states that there has been
expended from the appropriations made by
Congress for the support of this Bureau since
its organization to January l, $4,397, ,S54. 80.
From the amounts received from what has
heeo termed Refugees and Frcedmcn's
Fund which accrued since and before the Or
panization Of this Bureau, from the rent of
abandoned lands, sales of crops, taxes, and tut
ton, sale of Confederate State property, and
every source whatsoever, to January l, 1853,
sl,55S, ,O34lO. Total expenditure to January
/, 1868, .$5,955, ,S8S.49.
Of this amount $500,000 was set apart for
the relief of the then pressing destituton in the
Southern States, by act OF Congress OF March, !,
1867. Fifty thousand dollars was transferred
to the Agricultural Bureau for the purpose OF
furnishing seed to indlgentfarme the South,
without distinction Of color. 'se
r Allsubsistenee,a medical supplies and quar-
tcrmaster stores issued to refugees and freed
men prior to July !, 1856, were, not charged to
or paid for by this; Bureau, but were furnished
by the Commissary, Medical and Quarternias-
ter departments anu accOuutcu 1o1 III lHo oui
rent expenses Of those several departments,
and included in the expenses Of the War De-
partment for those years. They amounted to
S2,330, 1888. 49, Since that time all supplies
of that kind have been furnished and paid for
by this Bureau from the Congressional appro-
priation, and are included in the expenditures.
as stated above. =. zt,~-g.,ay .gI-
. The expenditures from January l. 1865, to
August /, 1868, were $2,O29, 597.5 49,, which
makes the total cost of the Bureau from its
organization to! August 1885, 81, ,955, ,25S. So.
By an act of Congress passed in July last, the
operations of this Bureau are to be Withdrawn
from all the States: on the lst day OF January
next. --.E ----.. - --.--l t.-- Z. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-06
1875 KING s1EIEI, l25
WALL MILLINERY FALL MILL \ EH 7

Having Just returned from New York, l @nl
now prepared to offer to the ladies greater IN
duccments than ever offered before in this city.
prisos everything new and desirable in
VclTets, Satins, Grapes.
Lsces, Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers,
Sc, &c Also, all styles Of Hats, Plush
Velvet, Felt and Straw; Frames in every
shape; Illusion Mccklin and Buclram French
Bonncts, and Bonncts in Velvet Cactus and
Felt; Grcnadino for Wells in all colorsr Crapo
Wells, Linen Collars and Cuffs, Linen Sets:
Embroidered Valcncene Edgings, MedallionS
and Ruches for Infants Caps, &c, &c, to al
Of which would call your attention.
Mrs c. L. SIMPSON,
No. 125, King street.
Terms cash, sep ~