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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-14
VOLUME 10. no D.

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on Fruncc, and every one IN the IN.
lagc crowded toward The church 10
witness The ceremony, and the women
~ wondering maliciou.Iy what Al.
tolIictie would do now.
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dawn, dressed hezeIf IN her scarlet
bodice and gold cross and earrings.
and went out beside The river. ~
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bloom. OF these she pluckcd d fra
grant handful, and carried them into
her fathers labratory.
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with her bouquet, took her pl.cc
ut the church porch, 10 await tho
coming Of the bridal party.
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bride, IN her white vail, crossed the
porch, Antoinctte stepped forward,
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said; "Onc bcstows them who has
loved also"
And she put the flowers into tho
brides fingers.
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smile, and they were in Aer bosom
when she knclt at tho altar. She
had never heard Of Antoinette. and
the gift and the spcccb pIeasad bcr
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never been called Brides Death. .
but only Brides Beauty.D
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words were uttered. II was time Cor
the bride to rise, but she did nof
move. ~
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"She has fainted!' he cried, and
the group Of friends pressed about
the beautiful girl.
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A young girl, named Molly Mo-
han, accompanied one Of the Fenisn
regiments, from Washington 10 IL
field as IL daughter" She i six-
teen years old, the daughter u :
Union soldier who died Of woun :
received at the battle Of South Moun-
tain. She Is said 70 Be highly clu-
Gated. She wears trmsers and Z
short woolIen dress, On whieh = e.
broidcrcd the Irish harp IL silk.
The continued druffh q IL ~
FEW weeks is seriously sebr>in9 he
crop prospect In this sersion, md W
most sincerely hope that min will
soon come and gladden. the hearts u
our people.-keriuako Ckroniuit.
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son William cat q my aoss.' sWsl1,
Mr.. Swiuele, rs The 6H biIl you'vS
footed this many : day.
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Shnrihf's Sale

Thomas J. Smith, vs. Francis NJ. Smith, ct. al.
First Order of Sale. In Partition. n
DURSUANT to the command of an order of
Il sale issued from the Court of Common Pleas
of jackson county, Ohio and to me directed as
Sheriff of said county, will offer at public sale
at the door of the Court House in front of the
Grafton Block, in the town of jackson on
Saturday, December 18th, AID, 1866,
at one O'Clock, p. NJ. of said day, the following
real estate, situated in the counties of Jackson and
Pike, and State of Ohio, and bounded and des-
cribed as follows, to-wit:
The northwest quarter of the northeast quar-
ter of section fourteen Q4), in township six Co.,
range twenty (2O), containing 40 acres, more or
less
Also, the north half of the southeast quarter
of section number eleven 1D, township number
six, (6), range number twenty (20), of lands sub
ject TO sale ut Chilcothe, Ohio, containing 50
acres more or less, situated in Pike county, Ohio
Also, the northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of section twelve (12) township six (6),
range twenty (20) in the district of lands subject
to sale at Chilllcothe, Ohio containing 43 acres,
more or less
Appraised at
First described piece $1S6 90
Second =" - $50 90
Third 959 OO
To bs sold as the property of Francis NJ Smith
and Others to satisfy judgment in favor Of Thom-
as J. Smith. To be sold free and unincumbered
Of dover.
Terms of Sale--One third cash in hand on day
of SALE one third in one year, and the residue in
two years, the deferred payments to be secured
by notes and mortgage upon premises sold, with
JOS. H. WILSON, sic.
E. Johnson Atty. F.
Nov. 10 '66--5w. p +. $13 so.
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RANDOM THOUGHTS No. 40.
BT TIE EDITOR.


The hrst meeting of the Commissioners of
Jackson comfy was held on the 25th Of April,
1915 at the house of Jared Strong, in Lick town.
ship. Present Emanuel Traxler, John Stephen
son aud John Brown. At this meeting petition
was handed in by Daniel Harris praying for anew
Township.
The next meeting was held on the first Monday
in June, 1916, at the house of Nathaniel w. An
drews. On that day, no business was done for
want of the Statute law, and adjourned until next
day. Abraham Welch was appointed next day,
Collector of jackson county and gave bond, and
John James was appointed Treasurer Of jackson
| county Maj. James was the grand father of
Charles C. james, Clerk elect of jackson county
at this time. The price of license for retailing
merchandise was fixed at fifteen dollars, and tav-
ern license six dollars.
On the first of July 1876, the townships Of Jack
son, Clinton, Milton, Bloomfield, Madison and
Franklin were organized, and the boundaries OF
Lick were established. On the Sd July, 1876, the
premium on wolf sculps was fixed at one and two
dollars, as stated last week. At this meeting O
road was ordered to be laid out beginning at the
forks Of the creek two and half miles above Levi
Mcrcer's on the new county road leading from
! Portsmouth to the Scioto Salt Works, thence run
| ming the nearest and best way to Hugh Gilland's
on the waters of Symmes Creek, thence to Abra-
ham Bakers thence the nearest and best way to
intersect the new road leading from the Salt
| Works to Galipolis, at or near Mr.. Rodebough's.
Levi Mercer John Horton and Lewis Adkins
were appointed viewers.
On the 29th July, 1916, find the following en-.
try: Proceeded to make out the alphabetical
Duplicate OF the property Tax and finished them
ready for delivery. The total amount Of Tax be.
ing three hundred aud one dollars and twenty
cents"
There was a meeting Of the Commissioners on
| the I'd day of September, 1916, at which the fol
lowing accounts were allowed:
~. Armstrong, Lister for Lick township, $500
Joseph Sill, prosecutor for this county be allowed
for his services at August Term 1916, $1,000.
At the meeting on the Both September, 1915, the
expenses of the first Grand Jury were allowed
amounting to $616O. The following persons
constituted this first Grand Jury: James McDan.
el, George Campbell, Samuel Traxler, John Nc.
Bride Gabriel McNecl Robert Erwin, James
Higinbotham, William Martin, William Stephen.
son. Joseph W. Ross, Joseph Crouch Joshua
Wlnks, Andrew Donally, Moses Hale, and Jared
Strong.
do not know that any of these men are now
| living ID. NJ.
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PORTSMOUTH ADVERTISERS.

The last number of the Portsmouth
Republican gives a list Of the business
men who advertise, and the papers in
which they advertise. The trade of
Jackson county is mostly going to Gin
cinnati, but this need not be the case,
if the business men would advertise in
this county.
There are a few men, such as DANA
rim, Towel, Waller, &c, who advertise
by the year, and they get fair share of
the growing trade Of Jackson county.
There are several others who have ad-
vertised in the Standard during the past
year, three and six months, and some
two or three weeks.
What does the Republican mean when
it says, at seems that in Vinton, as
well as in Jackson, they have not yet
learned of the demise of the Biggs
House"
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News of the Week.

Lew. Campbell and Gen. Sherman
are on their way to Mexico, having got
as far as New York.
The colored people have been hold
ing State convention in Indiana.
The Legislature of Georgia have
rejected the constitutional amendment
by an almost unanimous vote.
The trial of the Fenian prisoners
in Canada is still progressing, 1t is
said that those convicted will not be
hung, but will be imprisoned for a
term of years.
ALI restraint is now removed from
jeff Davis. His rooms are being fitted
up in fine style, and he and his family
will live in spIendor at Fortress Mon
roe, at the public expense.
"A train on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad was recently thrown
from the track and dashed to pieces
1t was the work of robbers, who robbed
the frightened passengers Of what mon
ey they had.
The papers in Texas are loud in
their threats that another rebellion will
be got up if the rebel States are moi
treated with distinguished considera.
tiou
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DEMOCRATIC LTnRARuEs.

A correspondent Of tho New York hIy Book
suggests the idea Of establishing Democratic
-hbTaries lbTough0pt the country to furnish the
people With saund wholesome Democratic read.
hg. The public literary and educational lustitu.
tt0ns Of the country are under the control Of New
.EnglAnd Purltanian and are prostituted 10 vile
purposes and Democratic books AFRO excluded
sfOniall libraries that the only resource of the
democracy h 10 establish libraries. We must
educate; we must edueate. The West has been
educated Into the false, lantcal and narrow prin.
tdples Of New England blgOtry. and we must
eounteract Its pernclous influence by the dssem-
inatloh Of souud political and moral ideas.--Cir.
cLsvihe Democrat. n-
Yes, you must educate--that is, have
your fellows learn to read, else libraries
fwilfdono good But the great trouble
is, aslsoon as they learn to read they
leave your rebel party
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Sherif''s Sale.
State of Ohio, Jackson County, IS.


William 7. Washum VS.. Henry E. Ewing
On Il ia ex.
DURSUANT to the command of an order OF
sale Issued from the Court of Common Pleas
Of jackson county, Ohio, and to me directed as
Sheriff of said county, win offer for sale at pub
lie auction at the door of the Court Honse Gin
front of the Grafton Block) in JACKSON, in said
county of jackson, on
Saturday, December 18th, A. d., 1866,
at O'Clock PM. of said day the following real
estate situated In the county of Jackson and State
of Ohio, and described as follows to-wit,
The north half of lot number sxty-fOur (64),
township number seven ~, range number nine
teeen Q9), Salt Reserve lands.
Also, lot number sixty.three (63). township
number seven (0, range number nineteen (19j,
Salt Reserve Lands, all situated in the county OF
Jackson and State OF Ohio
First described lot valued at $500 90
Second described lot valued at 700 00
To be sold as the property of Henry r. Ewing
to satisfy Judgment in favor of William T.
Washum.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
JOS. II. WILSON, sic.
]. w. Laird, Atty for Pl'n. ..'
Nov. IL 66--5w. P.F. 80 GO.
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EfrSunday before the election In New York,
tue preachers IN New York city generally dis.
coursed pOltic' from their pulpits--urring their
hearers to vote and work for Fenton aud the
Republican ticket. Despite thls interference Of
the preachers, the city only polled 80. 28l votes
for Fenton, while It polled 70 Boz votes for Hon.
man, the Democratic candidate. IYaoerly Demo.
Graf.
Aud of that number perhaps seventy
thousand were in the doggeriOs, gam.
bling hells and houses Of i'll fame during
the preaching Of those sermons. 1t is
no use to preach to Democrats, or pray
for them either.
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PROCLAMATION.
By Jacob ID. Cox, Governor of the
State Of Ohio.

TIE YEAR which is nearing its close has been
filled with blessings from the hand Of GoD.
Freedom, peace, prosperity and health have been
given us, and threatened ills have been turned
away, or have only been suffered to touch us so
lightly as to quicken our sense of the happiness of
our lot as people.
Therefore, in accordance with the good custom
of our fathers, do appoint 7hursddy the twenty-
ninth day Of NoremJer, inst, as the annual day Of
Thanksgiving and Praise 10 God our HedCenly Fdth-
er, for all the manifold mercies and abundant
goodness with which He has crowned the year I;
and recommend that usual business be laid aside
upon that day, and that 1t be kept throughout the
State with grateful worship as a holy feast.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereuntO set my
hand and fixed the Great Seal OF
the State of Ohio, this fifth day
of November, in the year Of our
GREAT Lord one thousand eight hundred
SEAL. and sixty-six, and of the Inde-
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America the ninety-tirst
JACOB d. cox,
Governor Of Ohio.
BY the Governor;
WM. ii. SMITH, Secretary of State.
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EELlttlC Holmes county, 10 a vote Of 0, COZ,
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True, every word of it. During the
late Democratic rebellion, the copper
heads of Holmes county rose in arms,
and Federal troops had to be sent there
to put them down, Ask Capt. G. A.
Barton, of Portsmouth. His company
OF sharpshoOters helped to conquer these
rebellious Democrats" True, "There
is no place like Holiness" except per-
hap Ithe Five Points in New York.
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rTIx the State of Massachusetts two

GgIN the State of Massachusetts two
negroes were elected to the Legislature.
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copperheads and few negroes were
elected to the Legislature, but not
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Total

The present Democratic strength In Congress Is
"A, not Including Mr.. Raymond (whose successor
has been elected by Democratic 7ote) Estlmat-
Ing from the States which have voted. and the
present delegations of the remaining States, the
COppcrhead strength will be the same. At most
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caused by the death of the Hon. William Wright.
To these must be added the Hon. Cornelius Cole
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Dougal Should Colorado be admitted, two more
Radical Senators will be gained. We have lost a
SenatorIn Maryland; 50 IiIs leaves our gain but
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Sheriff s Sale.
Greenbury j. Delay, VS.. Isaac Tennis.
On II ia eX.

On II ia ex.
Pursuant to the command of an order for sale
from the Court of Common Pleas of Jackson
County, Ohio, and to me directed as Sheriff OF
said county will offer ut public sale, at the door
Block In the town Of Jackson Oh
Saturday, December 18th, A. d., 1860,
at one o'clock, p. NJ. of said day, the following
real estate, situated in the town of Jackson o-wit:
Lots Nos. SO and 50, as decrbed in the recorded
plat of the town of jackson, jackson Co., Ohio,
First described lot valued at $3.50 90
Second Z" $50 90
To be sold as the property of Isaac Tennis to
satisfy Judgment In favor Of Greenbery j. Delay.
Terms ol Sale-Cash.
JOS. II. WILSON, s. J.C.
Moore and Fullerton, Attys for Plh
Nov IS '66-hW T. AZ 20
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Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free. Sold by
all Druggists.