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rnprACHMENT.

Taking up impeacn"en' P'o0
ines from where we closed last week.
We commence at the speech OF Mel
son for the President. tits reported
Is very poor effort-in fact, ridlcu'
lous. An evidence that it was very
small potatoes, is the fact that Dem
ocrstic papers don't laud it at all.
Mr.. Groesbeck delivered q very
ingenious, effective and able effort in
behalf Of the poor beleaguered Pres
ident; and one that held the Senate
during its delivery. Mr.. G. got all
ont Of the Presidents case there was
in it-and more.
Monday, Managers Williams and
Stevens addressed the Senate. Ste
vens read a portion of his speech sit
ting, but his voice shortly failed him
and Butler finished it.
Following this was the speech OF
Nr. Eyarts, of which the following
is Q very short abstract:
The Chief Justice then directed
the counsel for the President to pro-
ceed, and Mr.. Evarts took the feor.
There was perfect silence the moment
he began. The first part of his
speech created the impression that
his object was to set himself right
before the country in regard to his
connection with the case, that it was
purely professional. His presenta-
ton Of the trial as embracing all the
departments of the Government, the
House of Representatives, the Sem
ate, the President by counsel, and the
Chief Justice presiding. was very i'm
pressive. He then set forth that in
tact it was the Constitution on trial,
and depicted the affection and rever-
ence of the people for that instru-
ment in terms that were both strong
and new, even here where the Consti.
tuition is 80 much spoken about. His
argument upon the question whether
the Senate was a court, was the most
vet offered in the position taken, that
If not q court it was a scaffold, and
the Senators were head men. He
dwslt iha forc;ble manner upon the
changes which would occur in case
of conviction through the elevation
Of one to the Presidency who had
never received the suffrages of the
people. and closed for the day by de.
voting quite q time to setting forth
the solemn nature of an oath.
This part of his speech was par
ticulariy fine. both IN the language
and figures used, and its delivery,
but It was judged by most to contain
rather too broad intimations that Sen
stors needed to be reminded that they
were under oath.
Reports from Washington appear
favorable to the idea that johnson
will be impeached. Some of his
friends have made, or are making, ar
rangements to trot him through the
North "a No. 1" martyr, sacrificed
by the nigger-loving, Constitution
breaking Republican party for adhe
ring to the principles of Democracy
and as the exclusive property of that
party.
= We are sanguine that johnson will
soon be a private citizen, with moth
ing to do but retire to his "native
village" and the long unused goose.
animal of a Demo
cratic menagerie to travel through
the country for sympathy.
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Notice.

NOTICE is tsreby gwen that the under
IN signed has been appointed and duly
qualified as administrator OF the estate OF
saao J. StIother, late OF Liberty township,
Hancock County Ohio, deceased.
ID r. SToKER,
Administrator Of Isaac J. Stroiher, deceased.
sApr. IL, 1865. aprilnAs-Sw.
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MEDICAL ILLUMINATION !

-Four magn hciently Illustrated Medical
Books, cOntai"ing Important Physiological
Information. for Men and Women, sent free
an receipt OF 25 cts, by addressing Dr.. John
Vahderpool. No. 80 Chnton Place, New York
City.
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Wanted.

TO MAKE AN ARRANGEMENT
l. with pne good nan IN each coanIy, Ia
soil by sample, new ani useful article thai
everybody uses and III buy. For terms
address Rev W. g. q Fink, Pttsburg, Pa
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Great Oriental Tea Company
lTOTHING LIKE 1T IN MEDI-

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IV less evaGuant, gentle stlnulant 10
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stomachic, a diuretic, and an admir- a.
BILE general Alternative. such are the &C
knOwIsdgad and daily proven properties of
EifsrvesGent Aperient. Sold by
all Druggists.
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M ANTED, Immediately, Agents 10
w seilmy new faIenI Advertising stamps
raie ch.Dce Tor making money offered
TTn@r T@r rlicuiars address, with stamp. j. NJ
Wilbur. Cleveland, D.
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Notice.


TAMES JACKMAN Will take notice that A
81 petition Is now pending and will be
heard on the 9Th dag OF hay, lS6S, before the
Trustees of Blanchard township, at the resi-
dunce OF b. D. Robinson, IN said township,
praying for tho construction of n ditch.
oommen:ing 1t or about the cenler point o:
the southwest quar.er Of the sedih- wt 81
Quarter of section No. 4, in Blanchard town
ship, Hancock county, Ohio, III haLce in a
south westerly direction through the north
west quarter of the norih-wsst quarter OF
section No. 8. in said township uIi it inter-
seets the section line between sections No. s
and 8, thence s?utn ON or near SAID section
line 10 the northeast corner of ths south
east quarter OF section No. 8, thence In a
south westerly direction 10 small run IN
the south east quarter II rection No. 8, in
said township and there terminate.
B. u. ROBINSON,
May l, '6s. and others, Petitioners.
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CARPENTERS.

Send for Cat liogue of New Practical Books
on Architecture and Stair Building 4.
BicSneIl, Il Co., Publishers, Springfield, III.
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CURE YOURSELF OF DEBILITY,
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AGENTS WANTED.

DEOPLE in want Of aud AGENTS " hO are
i selling all kinds OF Sewing Machines, al q
requested TO address me (with stamp far
greatly reduced prices and terms. j. X.
Peai sons. Boy 4. Charles;own, Mass.
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u oOFING SLATE.-1he subscribers
III are snle Agents f"r the saie oI SIste
rom the Middle CIaBville AssociatiOn. Pen
rhyn Co. American Co, National e =, and
are prepared Ia supply States of all kinds In
any part OF the United States at short no
lice. j. W. Osborn & Martin. Alb my,
NY March ], 1865.
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OODSPEED's FOUNTAIN PEN.
W 60 lines written with one pen Of lnk-
ihe oest Thing il Ihe " rid. sample sent
tor 10 cents. $40 Il day guaranteed Ia
agents. address J. I. Price Co., 81 Park
Row N Y
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OUR JANE, CLAREg's FEMALE Pulls are
Genuine have name OF jon
MosEs on wrapper. For important circular
address JOH MOSES. New York.
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whether Secretary Stanton comes
within its provisions.
Nor can the President plead that
because Mr.. StantOn's resistance
foiled his plans, therefore he is not
guilty. AS well might a burglar
claim an acquiJtal because compelled
TO drop his plunder, and seek safety
IN fight. All the Presidents part of
he crime was finished. 1t lacked
,nly Stanton's participation. The
President if possessed of a true and
manly pride, would not allow bis
counsel 10 beg for his acquistal on a
)lea which would leave him indebted
or his escape to Seeeetay Stanton's
resistance TO his purposes.
The fact that the Constitution only
ives 10 the President alone the pow
n s'to fill such vacancies as might
Iappen during the recess of the Sen.
te," clearly excludes all power to
III even accidental vacancies while
he Senate is in session, still more to |
reate and fill such vacancies at all
ines. by removing and appointing
t his pleasure. live allow Andrew
ohnson TO remove one officer, he can
emove all, whether in the army, ma
Y, or civil service. And if he NAV
ppoint TO one office ad interim, he
an appoint TO all. And if he can
lake the interim week, he can
lake it year. To yield to his
lain to remove and appoint officers
ads, therefore, exactly where his
lain tn construe the law for himself
nds-in absolute monarchy. No
ther President has ever claimed
uch powers. Johnson finds himself
riyen lo do So onIy by the passionate
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letter Address all orders u
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Wholesale Dealers IN Dry and Fancy Goods
Cutlery. Plated Ware, Albums, Leather
foods, etc.
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THOMAHR. AGNEW.
WE ARE STILL MAKING A COM,
PLETE
REVOLUTION IN TRADR.

and selling every description of Dry and
Fancy Goods, Plated Ware, Jewelry, Watch
es, Sewing Machines. &c, for the uniform
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Any person ordering either of the Clut
me ntioned below, can have their selection
Of premiums enumerated, corrt spending
the size of The Club,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

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Marriage Guide.

Youngs Great Physiological work, Of every
one his " doeior-beii g a pnTaie. instructor
for married persons or those about TO marry,
both male and female, in everything concern
ing the physiology and relations Of Dor sexual
,yslem, and the production OF prevention Of
offspring, including ail the new discoveries
never before given 10 the English language, by
Wv. YorSs. " D. This Is really avAiuabie
aud interesting work II Is written In plain
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templaiing marriage, and having The least i'm
.pediment 20 married iift, should read this
book u d~tseloses secrets that ever one shoald
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mus, be locked up, and no, lie about the house.
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Tribute Of Respect.

The following preamble and re-o.
lutiOus were asauimsssly adop.sd b.
sPringPost Lodge No 90, co The 22d
Msrrh, 1885,
Whereas, An zll-ui1 Proy;d.D,x
thre"ys ,he sguncy of that eim
nousssf. De~sh, has s-un q. % ~.
noss Iron sss AIDA car sssssnsl
Brother, II. i. Sus, aad .aAed ~
to that spirit land rlen~ ~ ,rxy-
returns; therefore,
Resolved, That IN his -. a.
sesnity hes been deprived a s,,.,
and faishfal brother, ssi srs~x ~.
good and nsefal ciiinn.
Resolved, That We deeply sy,.r..
thin With the lere.yed fsnily ~
relations Of our deceased brosher. a..
IN token Of our respect for hi. msus
~, We will wear the usual bairs !
days.
Resolved, That the secr,,arv s.r,
i-h a cop, Of these resolution. "a u.
widow Of our departed bro,ber. an,
that the Pamela SrAR he r-soae.,.1.
publish them.
J.. II. BRlAxs.
s U. PoLiARp,
l.. B. Letter.
COMMITTEES.
.. A. KIRKPATRICK. sec'y.
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% Thursday. Che 10Th inst, al
The residences q The brides father, in
Psnols eoan,y, BY Rev. A. J. See, Mr..
Marion A. Myers 70 Miss Susan c,
Bailey.
May slsir fondesi ansicipssions q
fssar Bile b fully realized. end nc
unvslco<bs cloud Or disccatent evel
isfrud< = shadow DER their peaceful
'josrpc = Ne.
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SHERIFF,s SALE

by virtae of = writ Of yendiiioni erpons, 70
me directed ffOm The CirCuii Court Of PanolA
county, State q Mississippi. At The November
iernt lesI, made 10 hVor Of A. Jacksoa Va.
- A. Rhyuay. I VIII 90 Monday. the s,h
day q April isss. II the cour-hcass door in
TIE ioun q Panola, IN aid county, within
hsiul hoab. ossF tS ale 10 the hirh.a biddur.
ff cash, ne ioli0sin properly ,i0-Eit The iA
hose and dvslhnz hoase u aid Ridgvsy.
and The following lAnd. on skich The zane Il
situated io-wii' West BALI Of section u, io-u-
slip TrnFs : vest ard frs-,ioual eaa hali
u ssethea IL. ie-aship !, range 8 wct and
northwest garter seeiion y, township !, range
uest and fraction q northsas quarter SO
tioa q township :, rsngs 8 west lyiag and
hsing u aid county ef panoiA levied On a,
the prop<rty Of aid Ride~sy. 70 sssisy said
vsndiueni erpsaaa Aad costs.
uEf.r r. b JONES, Sheriff.
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ATTEMPT To AssAssIYATE Carr.
EsTELLE-0ur community was ihis
morning startled by the announce
ment that q worthy and di.tin.
guished townsman was attacked las,
nigh, about 10 o'clock. by some un-
known 6cnd, while proceeding down
Capitol street 10 his residence, and 20
shockingly stabbed in the abdomen
ihst i seems almost a miracle the
wound has 20, bcfore this proved
fatal. His condition is extremely
critical The attending surgeons, At
The hour NC ~ to pres, entertain but
little hope for his rcovcry. The
public sympathy vas never morn
strongly excited, for there are few
citizens more respected sbd beloved
none that has fever pcnonal ene-
mics. That 4 crime 10 s~trocious
shoald b. Perpstnied on o publie
stret., aud ca the psr.on Of %
valasd a oitnen, may well aruse ths
Indignation and apprehension Of eli.
No effort shoud b spared 10 arrest
the assassin. In hi. cDxzrdly fight.
the murderer droppd the dagger With
which ~ committed the dsed. and
which, frea i. Pcculiar coaatnaloa.
mas possibly lead v the disroyery Of
"a Gamer. Cos. Hsapbrys ossrs
resart u Eve hundred doIlan IN
The artss Il ne a~asin. W. p,s-
-uus NsfOr Barnoss .iIl i.sse .
simiAar r~ori IEurloz, 7tA
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immigration

u v W ilils time patty generally
taova 10 aaf readers ihai 4 seI,emo
IN obtaining white lAlrf llfrmghaa
lhe southern States u in pfyss oi
organization Several gentlemen u
disinRaisled ability, among then,
John Lsersil, E@lf, u London, d..
G X Marshall, Of vicbsbufa aod
Gen. Richardson, n Tennessee, have
recently addressed the people At vafi.
ods points Ia regard 10 thlsimporiani
matter. We heartily endorse what
these gentlemen hnyo said, and firm.
" believe that q wORKisG class Of
men Is the thug most needed In our
midst The people who propose 10
COME here " any Inducements are Of.
ftred them, AnE a working class, and
Inducements by way Of lands should
be held out 10 them by every land
owner in the South. Negroes will
not work, aud il docs seem that men
who pretend to be too sharp to stand
In their own light, or in their own
way to prosperity, ought TO favor a
scheme which, within ten Oh fifteen
years would enrich them. There are
many, however, who have always had
just one idea in reference TO agricul-
iurc, and that was cotton 1t never
ecu to these that only onc-twelnh
Of our soil is under cultivation, and
that therefore the very flower garden
of the earth iscomparatively nothing
short Of a wilderness. Working men,
wa care not where they come from,
are far preferable in any community
a. al. L.. II. - ..I... L.
=. al. sh;.L - s.S,l:.
country. Instead of taking hold of.
the plow-bandlcs like men, and en-
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TO CONsUMPTIyEs.

The Rn EDWARD A. WILSON will send
.ftes of charge 10 Al Who desire H. the pre-.
sctpion with The directions for making aud
nsng ihe simple remedy BY which be was
rufed q . lung Affection and that dread disease
Consumption. llis only object il 10 benefit the
aticici, and BE- bopfs every sufferer will try
this prescription, A. u will cost them nothing
and may prove a blessing. Please address
REV EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Ma. les South second street,
mayll.ly Williamsburgh, New York.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 Gentleman who suffered for yeau from
Nervous Debility, Premature decay, and all the
effects Of yoaihfal indseretion. will. for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free to ali
who need IL the recipe aud directions fr
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad-
yerlisers experience, can do 10 By addressing,
Ia perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
mAyll-iy ~ Cedar street, New York.
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BOARD OF POLICE.

A. perial Tern of he bard Of Police u
ranolA c1uaiy Mississippi will IL hsid a DE
touft.tious n aid Couniy. Monday. April
fih, is6s ~ order " llon. Thos 8. Clarke.
President
msfll.3t WI wOOffES. Clerk.
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed 10 produce a Fnxur
ant growth Of hair upon a bald head OF beard
less face, also a recipe for the removal Of PIN
pies blo,chss eruptions. ETC. on the skin.
having the same sof. clear, and beautiful, can
be obtained without charge by addressing
THoS T. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
myll-iy s73 Broadway, New York
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map II AfhiQsas can psly laaie
lto rlinilfa huamrfHiuE anl tdi
Bmie IN lhtmsdk ~ ihr Probabilities
w Pery caudV NJ ylehi oilpftl
voters n BENTLEY Rwtship, sls voted
against tho Z 0nzti fVlpB ~ tW0 ~ ".
~ Gmy, fho euiilf white vote bat
enc against lhu mMution.
IN fmide, tbefclv b. 100 colorei
voters registered, but Nlcy have be-
come - disristel With the hllufe N
the Radical pfopiacs oftory sore.
Of land and n i6ule, that they have
deserted lhe 'psfly Of geni moral
IDEAS Only henty out u the LOG
VOTED fof the Constitution
~ Dallas fouuly only ted, white
men voted ~ the constitutional Cine
hundred aud eighty vote. worcNc cast
for liadicap nominees for State Ani
GERS, Of Which only two were given
by white men
Tie Little Rock GotdHs If the
2lst says
There have been nmors In circu-
lation, by certain parties, Of disturb
anccs at Princeton, but there were
Our correspondent says the
election was rs quiet as any he ever
saw.
The Helena Monitor Of the 2ist
The Conservative gains over the
votes polled on the convention last
fall prove to be. In st. Francis, IA;
in Independence, 432; in Monroe,
2s5; Desba, 375; Prairie, jl3; Con-
way, 800; Searcy, i56; Phillips, 1866;
l69 aud in Poinsett a gain Of.
100 votes.
tTrom the Pablo Ledger.
DIS ARc, March 23.-The day Of
constitutional election was one of
unusual excitement in this vicinity.
The Conservatives voted forty-fve
majority against the constitution at
Ibis place. At Duvall's Bluff, one
hundred majority for the constitution
Vas cast. At Austin the negroes
md all voted against il. At Browns
lille only one white man voted for
/, aud but a fraction Of the negroes.
it Cotton Plant.only one vote was
asst for il, all the rest, white and
being against. All who voted
lere had to subscribe to an oath that
hey were in favor of the equality of
VI men, irrespective Of race, color.
n previous condition. IL is conf
believed that the Constitution {
vii be defeated in the State By from [,
en- to fifteen thousand. This county
VII 60 at least six hundred against
!. The cheering news Is creating a
jubilee amongo conservatives d,
vcrywherc, while the Radicals are ,
cry silent, aud evidently very much '
own in the mouth.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-28

DEMOCRATIC COSvESrrox.-The
Clarion has the following in regard
to the meeting Of the Democratic
Convention:
The Chairman Of the Democratic
Executive Committee will issue his
call at an carly day. BY every con-
sideraiion L, il be largely attended
by the sohd men Of the country. Old
men and young men, the inspiring
presence and the wisest eounsels Of
all are needed. Fill mp your dele
CATIONS add hold yourselves in resdi-
mess to respond TO the call Of the
committee.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-28

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