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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-12-17
PIANOS,
Organs and MelOdeOllS

rIAvING obtained the agency Tor most o!
III the arst-class Instruments. am prepared
10 offer greater Inducements to the musical
nsopIe of Cedar county than has heretofore
been offered. For Pianos, sell
STEINWAY'S,
CHICKERING 4 SONS,
NEW YORK UNION, &c.
Geo. 4. Prince & Cos and Mason d
Hanlin's Organs and Melodeons.
and others II they are desired. mention the
above kinds as the best in the market, and
every instrument will be fully warranted.
Please call and examine nay prices before
purchasing elsewhere. SHEET MUSI0 furn-
ished at q reduction on publishers prices.
To the above list of Instruments have late
" added the STAR ORGAN and MELODEON,
which, for beauty and purity Of tone, surpass-
es anything in the west. a sample can be seen
at any timely calling at my house.
Always to be found at A. r. Gilbert Cos
PAW SWANS WIN. s. WOODS.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06

TTHE undersigned has established himself as
No IS MAIDRNLANE for tie Importation Of French and Gensa
LOckng Glass Plates and Windoa Class
Hes.fork. MAY 5. o. NORTH l. COhM
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
Gupartn,rsbip aotitts.

nISSOLUTI0N.-The Copartnership hereto
~ fore eisug between the undersigned TIE an q
FLEtSCHMAHN& C0HN is this day Dissolved By mutual oonstt
Either party suhOl 90 bqldl.e and sas the assirs q q, ''
6rm.-Nsw.Yofk BIay s. 1883 SAMUEL FLEISCHMAkN,
NORTH COIN.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
~ ~
pru SuuNs.

NNACKENZIE's MANTILLAS-The Victoria,
iva $50 Argyle sZ Dutcbsss Of Sutherland S2O At bTOhhe
THURBBR h Co.'S No 7Sl Br Nisy
DIAPER HANGINGS at Cents Roll. Win
dew Shades al 81 pair; Holland shades put up hrtelass
style Pictures framed 10 order H. HARRISON 80 GraHds
bet Bssex and NOrokUe-
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06

nISSOLUTION.-The cOpartnership hereto
~ existing between VAN SicKLER FonBY s this Dag 90
solved 5y mutual consent Either party win sign hgdsou
r. NJ VAN SlCNLkh
NeNYori Nsr l. 1853 WILLIAM n FORBl.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
Cooperation Nutitts.

EERRY LEASES AT AUCTI0N.--At the
City Hail. THURSDAY the 7th day May 1862 At II eeloek
n wi be cold a. Pubhe Auction 10 e hghfst bidder w ade
qaa,e seeny ior term Of ten om the l day efhy 1863
LEASE Of the estashed from fJamet
ss 10 RunteT's Point, Long Island
The LEASE q As fsy ss,bshs from the foot 'J'st
Terms ssa condition, Be bad apou pPnais At hs Comp
0ePa 0Eea By order 81 The CommisoQef OF the sinking Fund
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY. Comptroller
G1 ofEts YsEt, DPQiGsu ef f1sne CQpVslTs Vafe Apn
J., leg1
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06

MIR. JAMES R0BB this day retires fror
Jl our srm partner bg aitatsu u eoPart1erhiR c
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06

NOTICE-The BUSINESS heretofore con.
~ dud the City Of SeSYO.k in hs name n oPRhs.Is
arm viii he ududaa BY HENDERSON MOORE their aeeTea
sEeni-New-York Aprl % 1903
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06

The Importing and Commission Business heretofore carried 90 bI W
undesigned for NJ 0ppenhsn Co. IN the C Of Newlor H
continued bT hm bis account from ibis date under the bna OF
MOORE Co, al No. 81 i0reenesLNewl York April A ls
HENDERSON MOORE.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
yltb Qualifications.
IB nrpNoorT Co. Philadelphia.
DUBLISRED THIS DAY.
l. CHRONICLES AND CHARACTERS, AND

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Specimen numbers and prospectuses gratis
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New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
A GENTS WANTED for

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y the Hon Henry c. Dmbg The opy tie ksl issued uItr
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New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
~ HENRY p LEEDS A1ctioneer.

DY HENRY IT. LEEDS, AuctiOneer
I'D HENRY H. LEEDS MINER win sell at auction on IHukS-
DAY NAV o'clock Al the residence No n East Forty
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consisting Brussels and Ingram eaE
nets Paror su.ee Tables Mirrors Elagcre Mig, and b. Y"
BdadS Bureaus Washsands Chars Tables Window Curtains
Shades Cornices Mattresses Pillows Bo Stair Capets stair
Dining Table Chairs China CToekery GaSs~are
Kitelra FURNITURE &c With which the Viii commence
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
professional nOtitts.

nR. TRAILS HEALTH INSTITUTION is
~ Ights N j. City ohce No j Sixth ave All cara
HE diseases successfully treated without medicine
nR. n. BENEDICT, ELECTRICIAN, heals
~ sick BY the LAYING Of hands All diseases enred @ h "a
Ohce m East Twehst, between Third ana FOWth
Hours for eatneat, "a m To 3 M
TAMES B. SIMPSON,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No 200 Tweuleth-st Galveston, TerAA
Special attention TO Commercial aai Land Business
TINHE URETHR0TOME.-Th is the term Sc
lected designate I Instruments Of which adapted to each
ureth Every loveyoE aggravated
instantly relieved and eonutey cured by the patient two
months without farther Surgical Interference See Seape NO - r
three lectures Structure TO hs l ate cal class Y bDMA ARD H.
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so cen Omee hours aud to- evenings
No a Fave for and be used
soBsly bY the inventor onlE.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
9su Publications.

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y R2aHssg RtftSi. WILLIAM eowAEs, No ns EussS u
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06
RMELIYE oCoNNoR SaRLg SIaARLgs oiIo Il 0S99SNoR.



- oa Of the Commissioners of the Ceuvs PARK for and ia
~ lie Mayor Aldermen and CommonAy Of the CITY Of New
the opening Of ghhst from Eghthaye
"a t6s Hudson River, The CITY Of EewYorE-Ths Board o.
..louers Of Central Park IN the and In behalf
~ hs Mayor Aldermen aud CommontD Of the CITY OF New
Y pursuant Act Of the Legislature Of the People OF the
i,t " New York entitled "Au relative 90 the powers
Sais, Of he Commissioners Of the Central Park" passed April
% and Of alter tbs plan Of certain
portions City u SewYoE spd M the lng out and Improve
al ibe passed April GATH 1907 hereby ye notice that they
ed "a appy the Supreme Court the F Judicial District Of
ibs state York Special Term Of said Court be held
,h ft, Hall Cty Of kewYok SATURDAY the sixteenth
dy OF Nay 1868 at tho opening Of tho Coa that day
heard thereon for the appointment
of Estimate and Assessment 10 The entitled natter that
tho and extent the Improvement hereby Intended the epeg
az street. from Eighth 10 the Hudson
Lid ont by Comm 0f he Cen PaTk In the Of
Yo,h-Dated HesYok, April 2Ai, 1863
RCnARD VooirlAN. Coalsal to tho CsrnarsiOa
New-York tribune., 1868-05-06

TT,O PRINTERS.-Use the PATENT C0MP0-
sTION for Printers IBkng Rollers nrie bT FRANCIS LOU
TREL No As Madenane N y. b sahsdor 70 aoTthng 70 ss
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-18
The Burning NJ Sardl'.

On last Saturday night about two
o'clock a Gre occurred nj Sardis which
consumed six stores and a drinking
saloon. Tho buildings being on tho
main street, and the finest in the
place, makes It n heavy loss 10 the
owners, beside disfguring the looks
Of the town TO 0 great extent. The
fire was supposed to be the work of
an incendiary, but the authorities, as
yet, have 10 clue to the perpeirator,
The losses by the conaagration have
been variously summed up, but from
the best information wc can get, arein
the ncighborhood Of $4,000, on
which there was an insurance of
$4,000, Notwithstanding the in
snrancc, the losses Of our friends arc
very heavy for these times, and We
assure them that they have the heart
,ta,, ,.a,h,a. NJ. n.na'n
MI, az 4. uah..'....1 ~
n rs.,,aa r. t..i,h
To-, ,o.sa. H. Loo. Ia';nala"."a'S
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-18

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fahtmaa ftsh haaA Nasha g.
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Z 20 fhs T. esf .is N nB'H W.
foHllbi sfraf shyftih better Z
ifm h. ~ fs'i n.ii fts bsgia Z
maai, emf a'ia naif ibft msli
sFsstt Ns lsliagesa haFfsf nsrfs
\ tasily bs mpsfm We tao# n
bo maft ealsmptibis = ring Than
~ sho slslma "a ahs fine q les
t-ea~fgaiief "a hen lufas gui ~
- . Htitsl aherwafd w. seuld
80 trust oas n We sgfi eth lsa
rests a. IN e aatei truth Heuld
psheimie where n heart ouFliio he
Persons hies snFgefsd ihe prrray
n ~ dsuni mfn fsilHns hfpm ihis
paioes, topoafn We don't ihlsk
here would hs asy pfapney N such
aeilon w of mean, III The Consef
vi,i,s members peuw their places
IT ior ~ mhef purpose, 10 form q
shiie background whsftan MI the
sbsd nHl iurmgs If a very blick
may b, distinctly shown
Asfor ihe organization Of q white
inan's pariy, that good work goes
Nd. And We afo glad to no.
lice that It il engaging the co-opcm-
lion ~ good citizens Of every shade
II opinion IN all parts Of the State.
md The Conservative party bids fair
10 embrace IN IL ranks every
yhito man in The state with whom
association would be- even
olcraLle.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-18
General Foster Discharged.

The Military Commission which
assembled in this place on Thursday,
Dec. 10Th ult., for the trial of Gen.
Anthony Foster, charged with the
killing of DR.. Suite, sometime last
October, near Sardis, in Pamela coun-
", closed It's labors on last Saturday,
18th inst. The proceedings and find
ings Of the Court were submitted to
Gen. Ord, and have not yet been pro-
mulgated in orders. Gen. Foster
was released from confinement At s
o'clock last Tuesday evening, and
left for his home in Panola county on
Wednesday evening. Gen. +. was
very ably defended by Maj. l.. p.
Cooper, of Pamela, and Gen. W. S.
Fcatherston, Col. III. w. Walter, and
Hon. j.. w. q. Watson, of this place.
The arguments of these gentlemen
before the Commission were clear and
profound, adding TO their regulations
ms able and jealous lawyers, and es-
tablishing beyond a doubt in the
minds of all who heard them the In
nocence of the accused.
QUERE-Gen. L. has been in close
confinement for upwards of three
months, Suppose that it is develop
ed that his prosecution vas malicious,
what redress has be? And again:
he has been tried before the military
for his life on q charge of murder /.
can a grand jury hereafter find a bill
against him for the same offence, and
have him tried by the civil authori-
tics? These questions are Of consid-
interest, not only to Gen. f.,
but to the Southern people who are
cursed by military rule, and whose
and liberties are liable to be
from them at any moment by
the mere dicta Of a military dcspot.
P..S.-Since the foregoing was in
type, We understand that Immediate
ly upon the close Of the argument,
the Commission caused the doors 10
be closed, aud without hesitation nv
a unanimous decision acquitted Gen.
Foster. This finding is nothing more
nor less than the friends Of the Cen
eral expected. He has passed through
the frey ordeal unscathed, Quite a
number of witnesses were examined.
and every fair means before the Com
mission were used by the prosecution
TO convict him; but we learn that not
a word Of the evidence tended even
remotely TO fix upon him the guilt Of
the killing Of Dr.. Suttle.
Holy Springs Reporter.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-18


Tho jaauaft term n ihii eaufi
continued ihfppghoal laH Wesk A
largo number n c,ss SER Ell
n apoug which err ne hllae Iaa
for criminal gaspa' nearly sll being
fef hos stealing state W. bouFlass
Hlodr laneny misifial Site ,s
tleulm Martin, larceny, mlar,sl
State w. irreman Janea. hftcny
si0 Zoe and Ghsen dg imrt.H
mcni, State ~. Gsofgo Nilliam'
Larceny, siO aud dheen day, State
v. Walter Allen, go and seven
days. slaie v. Dalla. llibbler, lar
ocny, Forfeiture Of bond sntc "a
William Grimes, Peter Rhode, aud
Jamos Adams, larceny, $40 and
eighteen da,a each.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-18
More Snun on The Grow! 7!

The acting Congress Of that por-
tion Of the once United States lying
North Of Mason aud Dixon's line,
seem 10 have come 10 the conclusion
that their time Is short, and that in
their descent 10 deserved oblivion
will try to carry the country as far
with them as possible. The recon-
struciion committee has presented a
bill, which will probably pass, plac-
ing Grant over the Southern States
aud iguoring the powers of the Pres
ident under the Constitution. When
this bill becomes a law, all civil off.
GERS are 10 be removed and their po-
siiions filled by thieves "loil' to the
Radical party. This done, and they
will have achieved what jefferson
Davis was imprisoned for trying TO
do. The Southern C~onfederacy will
then be recognized by them, and
Ulysses Sidney Butcher Grant will
be It's President-the Radicals will
have accomplished by lrsachcry wha,
Davis failed to do by boldness. This
view Of The case may be theoretically
false, bot Il ispactically correct. In
the next place, there Is a bill pending
which requires concurrence of a two.
thirds majority In the Supreme Court
70 decide the coustitutionality Of any
law, etc. These two bills are chaac-
t%eristic Of Radical usurpation aud
tyranny. What they eauno, do to
degrade the people Of the South they
viii empower the various Illegal con.
vensions 70 finish, aud we predic,
well viii they do the work.
The Polecat Convention seems u
be gradually leaving IL Shiny trai
on osr soil. We publish the maiu
points In its proceedings this week
Major Howe, our delegate, from Oh
he-s Information we have, and con
fnry 10 the expectations Of quite
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-18
JAIL AND SEE NE, AND SAVE MONEY
Southern society for 1858.

In the FIRST number Of the New
Year win commence a charming story
of the South, entitled "Lansdowne,s
by Miss Helene Beale. Of Virginia.
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Every person who sends a. for one
years subscription to this brilliant
Southern weekly Journal Of litera-
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the RACK NUMBERS, containin "Hilt
to Hilt," Major John Esten Cookies
delightful Southern rpmapce. Also,
more than one hundred pages OF
charming and interesting reading, by
the most distinguished writers Of the
South. Every person who sends Us
$40 Tor ten subscribers, will receive
a beautiful copy Of Miss Mason's
Southern Poems Of the War;" in
addition to one years subscription.
TERMS .-One year, 81. Clubs OF
ten, or more. one year, $50.
Address "SourHERS SOCIETY,""
No. 226 w. Baltimore street,
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-18

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WaashHsaH gas8ls h ~ Aas
fafk ta1eli NJ No. t8du
Aa~sisl ~ iht lmas says asan.
p vi w0 ahig BE- Hlastsied Ny
4 eaeffh ia dsF
IT. hH Haalf INR tFHfhl fds N
I've s4pffmf taaft r. affHf h shy
df aH aH Hnf caaailiHihnal qaea
HeH Hill re- HmHti through. although
+ Hlatlfl Ne app~iiha IN hih
luaiH aaaihsl a.
TIE Wattfi sfssial mys fhai
Alss " stssshs ilka = WY A.
ApAbdnr tisH n aHsln n Che epaih
" iayi he ss s0fbiag IN lhs hltafe
BOT fHum ahd deaIallua A. he Re-.
salt NJ ~ ffgonafnefon paiiey w.
u Oil ~ ne Destruction ~
ihs hlaet ar shiw fHee
Another SPECIAL q the mine paper
flgfia that tbe President hns n
fettei 0ebsfhl N'tdt 10 suspend Nj
removing Governor Jenklns
n Georgia TIVE fsmoyal caused IN
eSnicmout among The eitNrna
n Atlanta
The Inns Atlanta special states
hat General Meade baa removed
Governor Jenkins and appointed
Rogers, At present command.
lni, 10 bis place, and not General
a. reported. General Aioa le
llao removed State Treasurer Jones,
lud put Captain Rockwell, Of The
corps W his place.
General Meade autographed To-
General Grant for instructions rcla.
i've 10 The removal Of the State
Of Georgia, In case the
should resist the execution oil
my order directing the mombers Of
Convention 10 be paid ont Of the
State Treasury. General Grant in
Itructcd General Meade to remove
he Treasurer az once, u he makes
my resistance 10 orders.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-18
TRUSTEES SALE.

Pursuant to deed Of trust executed 10 me
by d. Junins Davidson, bearing date Decem.
her 10, 1893, 10 secure Mary J. ChAnln and
Others In the payment Of two certain notes
Therein described, which deed Of trust Is re-
corded in Probate ClerkB office Of Pamela
county, State Of Missvsippi book o, pages 1888
and 2si Of record Of deeds therein, / will, on
Monday, February 10, 1863, In front Of the
door OF the courthouse Of said county, between
the hours Of ~ o'clock VI. and 4 o'clock p. NJ.
proceed and sell AT public auction 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, the west half Of sec.
ton Of land number thlrty-four (3i,l In town.
ship nine ~ Of range eight ts,l with the
tenementsi Entertainments, aud appurtenanccs,
to pay OF and satisfy the notes aforesaid, and
the costs OF executing the trust deed aforesaid.
The title Ia supposed perfect, but | will only
sell and convey as trustee. '
JOHN l.. wo0TTEN,
Jai-Ot Trustee.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-18

BRAZILIAN oTToN.-The Column
bus, Georgia, Enquirer says Mr..
Stevens, of Russell county, Ala,
raised on ordinary pine land an av-
eragc of twenty-six hundred pounds
in seed cotton from Brazilian seed, Of
a rich creamy yellow color, very fine
fibre, and long staple. Experienced
cotton dealers pronounce II worth
twice as much as the ordinary up
land cotton.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-18

The Clarksville, Texas, Sandard
says, with all the hardness of the
times everywhere throughout Texas,
there is plenty Of food, and no dan
ger Of starvation. Corn is quoted
all over the State from thirty to
ihirty-Gve ccnts a hushel.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-18

Gen. Pennypscker has issued a
circular order from sub-district head
quarters at Vicksburg, dated the 9th
of January, 1868, requiring "all arms
seized in this sub-district, by officers
civil or military, under provisions Of
General Orders No. 20, series of 1867,
from these headquarters, will beturn-
cd over to Capt. Jasper Myers, ord
nance officer, headquarters 4th milf
tary district" We can inform the
General that the arms in this county
are non comatibus en- swampus.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-18

BY arrangement of a Democratic
caucus, resolutions have been intro
duced into the Ohio Legislature re-
pealing the action Of the last Radical
legislature niifying the proposed
'itth amendment 70 the Constitution
of the United States.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-18
snEnIRfs SALE.

w flfilt NJ itb edHef stseaton 10 NJ
dftfifi fdm the rirnit Court N fahfelts
eaaaiy Nts, a tho ApHi terA iHff ~ IL
hyof M " q iiomlaad A 10 u james
hiuNH and une IN favor N H. 4 naseae gs
iHmti Hfova I eiii, On hondag ihs IA iaf
NJ February inGF. AZ lhe toafthoals duf IN
fhe town ~ raHola. within iawfil hoafs oGsi
~ mle ~ NE bipbsit bidder Tor cab. The EpL
lBFihg described land. io.wlt section 4 lat
T. aha :, = I. "a, II, II and 10 N section
y lotf ! aud 9 NJ section ! lots Q and
Of section II al In township ~, fabge east
fractional sections . 4 andb MI ~ section N.
northeast quarter Of se,iiou N. soaib half d
'etiian 10, ail n section "a, south half of sec.
Ton 90 northeast quarter 0f section ~. north
ball Of section 30, west half of souttwest
quarter Of section ~, west hall n section 1i.
all IN township "a, ranRe east. Alfo. James
Browu'' undivided half interest In sections 10
aud II, and the south half aud The northwest
quarter Of section ~, oil In township ., range
west, lying and being In Pamela county.
Nls, levied on a. the property Of aid James
Brown, 10 satisfy said executions aud All costs.
Il H. JONES, Sheriff.
ny A.. D. DuaotR, Us. Iatl.gt
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-18
INsoLvENT NOTICE

To the creditors Of u. Dyson, der D late q
Pamela county, State Of Mississippi. You will
take soiies that The estate Of aid dsceased sss
reported iasclvsn, Il the octohsr term, 1881, Of
the Probate Ccurt Of laid coahty. rou are
thsrsfcss hereby ne'ised snd rsqairva 10 pre-
hate your claims against eid deceased and
have then registered IN the ofses cf shs Clerk
Of The Probate Court Of said COUNTY BY the ara
day Of pscsubsr, lsss, else The ane viii h.
Forever barred. BN BbASkEfsHlr.
Ncs. is~ Ainisi-rssc-.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

L~,,srs q aanlnls,rasiaa having been rt.as-
"a 10 ths ~unaersgnsd on he ertsts Of r. T..
Yonns. deceased, ~ the Probate cssFs % Paao-
n county. al The Dessmtet Term. thereof 1881,
I'll pef.oas ksssng claims sx>isst aid estate
are hereby neuhea 10 have them rrohatsd and
rsxisiered ID NE omee o. NE Clert IL aid
esart IN The town q fs.ala. withia ths tine
pfsscribeihy lsw, or thsy viii Be fsrsvsf hsrrrd
J. q. HARRISON. 8
jsti.st Administrators.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-18

The CUrToS TAx.-The Senate
rial mountain, after protracted labor,
has brought forth 4 mouse. The bill
from the House, repeating the cotton
tax, has been amended in the Senate,
so as to merely suspend The Tar, upon
cotton grown during the present
year. The tax on cotton affords too
fine a field for stealing, for radicalism
to give it up readily or gracefully
so says the vicksburg Times.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-18

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