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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-09-06
John O'Groat.

In the reign of James w., of Scot
land, three brothers, Malcolm, Gavin,
and John O'Groat, natives of Holland,
came to the coast of Cathness, with a
letter in Latin from that monarch, rec
ommending them to the protection and
countenance of his subjects thoreabout
They got possession OF large district
of land, aud in process Of time multi
piled and prospered until they number
cd eight different propiCtors by the
name of O'Groat. On one OF the an
nual dinners, instituted to commemorate
their arrival at Caithness, dispute
arose as to the right of precedency in
taking the door and the head of the
table. This waxed very serious, and
threatened to break up these annual
gatherings. But the wisdom and vir-
tue of John prevented this rupture,
lie made a touching speech to them,
soothing their angry spirits with an
appeal to the common and precious
memories of their native land, and tC
all their joint experiences in this. lie
entreated them to return TO their homes
quietly, and he would remedy the cur
rent difficulty at the next meeting
Won by his kindly spirit and words
they complied with his request. In th,
interval, john built house expressl,
for'the purpose, of an octagonal form
with eight doors and windows. III
then placed table of oak, of the sam
shape in the middle, and when tn
next meeting took place, he desire,
each head OF the different O'Groat fam
lilies to enter at his own door, and sit a
the head of his own table, This happ
and ingenious plan restored good feel
ing and a pleasant footing to the sens
tive families, and gave to the goo
Dutchman's name an interest which
will carry with il forever,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-09-06
Drinking and Smoking.

"Smoking and drinking" you said,
drinking and smoking" Why is it
two things always go together, except
that they belong together : : Ministers
used to indulge in drinking till the
people walked up, or perhaps they them
selves, and to drink became disreputa-
bic. Then they left off that, but held to
smoking, perhaps the harder for the
restraint in other things.
Of course there is no special rule for
ministers that the people should not
follow, for they are "examples to the
flock :" yet by common consent tho
people do things which they may not.
let us see how it looks. Imagine the
Apostle John, with a cigar in his
mouth, or Paul with pipe or quid
DO you start! 1t is revoting,-but
why should that be unbecoming in them
which is all right and proper in their
successors in their work?
What the apostle said to Timothy,
"Keep thyself pure" has need to be
the injunction to many a minister,
young and old.
And it is not a question of purity
alone, this tobacco business. The habit
is making fearful havoc with the we'll
being of our race. The revenue of the
country is affected by it, and next tc
spirit tobacco stands; the second in
value as yielding revenue. Then We
learn that in France the increase o.
insanity and idiocy and kindred diseases
has just kept pace with the increased
revenue from the tax on tobacco.
All that saves us is, that women alb
stain. Those parts Of the country where
women also use tobacco, are said to bC
'not worth saving" However, let u
come back to our.teXt, smoking an(
drinking"
How naturally they 60 together
Let them go, but not carry with then
either Christians or the ministers o
God, Slavery has been abolished. Le
emancipation be here declared, and tn
man of God be a free man-for n,
slavery is equal to that of bad habit
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-09-06
Brovity is tho Soul Of wit

Henry w., of France, liked q brief
reply. lie once met an eclesiastic, to
whom he said, "WhenCe DO you come ?
Where are you going1 What do you
wanti" The eclesiastic replied instant
-ly, "From Bourges--to Paris-a bene-
fce." "You shall have it," replied the
monarch ,' t+''
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-09-06
SheI.in'es Sale.

State of Ohio, Jackson County, IS.
Isaac SLookGy vs.. Hester Ann McNally, Admins
trx, ct al. Second order of sale.
Pursuant to the command of an order for sale
from the Court of Common Pleas of Jackson
county, Ohio, and to Inc directed as Special Master
Commissioner Of said Court, | will Oilcr Mt public
e at the door of the Court House, In trout of the
Grafton Block In the town 0f'Jackson, on
Saturday, September Sth, A. d., 1866,
at one O'Clock Z. NJ, of said day, the following
premises all situated In the county of Jackson and
State of Ohio, aud bounded aud described as fol-
lows, to wlt
The undivided half of the southwest quarter Of
section four (D, township seven, a. range nine
teen (10), Of lands subject to sale nj Chcothe,
Ohio Con aiming One Hundred and Slxty-Four
and S-t00 acres.
Thismdvlded half appraised at 300 0O
To be sold as the property of Hester Ann Nc
| Nalley, ADMINISTRATIVE Of Thomas McNalley, dec d
and others, to satisfy decree rendered by said
court In favor of the said Isaac Stookey.
| Terms of salc-cash.
jos. II. WILSON, Sh'r
and Special Master Commissioner
of said Court Of Common Pleas Jackson Co., .
.,... Levi DUNCAN, Atty for PHI.
Aug 0, 66--5w. T. \. $40 20 ......
The other undivided half belongs TO 3. W. Ely
and will be offered at the same time and place. anC
on the same terms. AZ ~
I II u ~
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-09-06
A CARD TO THE LADIES
DIs. DUFONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
FOR FEMALES.
DEE. DUIsONCO'S

Infalliblc in Correcting Irregularities, Removing
Distractions of the Monthly Turns, from
Whatever Cause, and
AlrGys Successful as Preventive.
1t is now over thirty years since the above cello
bratcd Pills were first discovered by DR.. DUP0N
co of Paris, during which time they have been
extensively and successfully used in most of the.
public institutions as well as in private practice
Of both hemispherGs with unparalleled success In
every case and it is only at the urgent request"
of the thousands of Ladies who have used them,
that he is induced to make the Pills public for
the acviatiOn of those suffering from any lrreg-
ulnritics whatever
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-09-06

livery heart has secret drawer,
the spring Of which is only known to
the owner.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-09-06

tenn II Is certain remedy for Dyspepsia or In
digestion, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Aeidity
OF the Stomach, Fatulency and Debility. tits not
alcoholic, therefore particularly suited for Weak,
Druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle.
Jan IL, 1866 1y
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-12

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-12
NecorSerss@ourr

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-12

Bet benz fiiraIih itot

Bet benz fIr3Ii1 itatte
9eftneenen 8ranbe in @artlanb Maiue
slitten defenders Die Gentf9en. Sas
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sroben SiaNtsa ftieben in 9ldFe gu.
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Den Sabrens1s63 un6 1864 elm bunbert
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-12

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fein get6, ais e 5ur 8e5abhng dnges
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ran beIaitigten.iisb, sia 8ieslie anf Gig.
ne 9iednung &c 6oItea sic besaben
fi@ 6eb6ab NIT elmer tii$tisen 9OrtiOn
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-12

Der Slngfranli9telt erbaItet Sic Gdons
1bfit earer 8abhe NIT @osO6ont unb
ann, iuehit bas Saar fiIbersrau ilnb bic
gusen bonn utter fatuad iinO, miro Der
Muno INNER nod Sluei sldnsenOe Sseis
ben unbeffe6ten gIfenbeins seigeH..
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-12

E Das Srde ssseridt, bon
iuel6em General 9iIIem @ralibent 1T,
bat fein Sisun9S 2ofaI. bon college
sSia mad Dem @ebda6e IN Nfdrtetfrabe,
iuel9es allaemein -lsrter benz gamen
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-12

e sas : enator 6edga6stt Bat isSen Doll
Idrs sgBertb feines @tgsntBunis BEL Dem
8ranbe ii 9aorthnbe eingebii6t.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-02-09
March Rlsotion.-cov. BrownlOw's Letter.

March Election Gov. BroWnlOW's Letter.
STATS or TENa4ssEE, ExEcur1vx DEr'r.
NASHVILLE, Feb. i, 1866
To Che Editor of the Press and ipaes:
Iswish to answer through your paper a
large number Of letters inquiring whether
the March elections win be held, and wheth-
er I viii issue any proclamation ordering
the election, and also whether the election
viii be valid in counties illegally registered
under the suffrage law Of june last. &. &.
1t is only in special elections to 6llsyasl
caucies in Legislative or Judicial Offices
that any Executive proclamation or writsz
Of election are necessary. The March eleG-
ton is q general election, Che day ofholding
it is fixed by the0 Constitution, and mo-
proclamation or Writssef election are5neees-1
sary. lis the business 6fathe County
Courts and SheEiffs- to see that these cleo
tions are held according to the Constitution
and laws of the State. and to install the
officers elected. Ishaxe saothing to do with
1t except to issue commissions to Justices,
of the Peace, and Il in B that matter i shall
decide foE:myself after the election, and
not before. Allzotber questions are ju-
diciagdsnd will be decided by9the Courts.
when they arise. soeIg 81 h9zu s-r z'sEoI
of course it is expected that these cleo
tionsIwAl be- held in accordance with all
the laws, including the e1daGf to limit the
elective franchise u A grossand general
| disregard 6fslheIlaws of the State may re-
qaire my interpretation as Governor I am
bound ztObses that the laws are executsd.
But sincerely hope that such contins
geney may 5eeour. aud shall not dscideupon
my coursein advance. Respectfully, oero
! baa z3s9 b5si % bean VIC BRowELow. %
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The Mails.

The Post Office Department has adver-
tlssd for proposals to carry the mails
throughout the State. We are grati6ed to
observe that if contractors can be obtained.
al tbe\eld local routes are to be opened.
Proposals viii be received until March Goth.
Persons wishing to examine the proposals.
of the Department, viii find them published
In the Nash vile Union. Our citizens
should lose no time in arranging to secure
mail facilities for their respective neIghbor-
hoods Union and american. -.g.
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PRocEEDINeg OF coNaREsg


Mr.. Wilson introduced on the 3Oth in
the Senate bill to provide for National
Militia, which repeats existing laws, en-
rolls all able-bodied citizens between twenty
and forty-fve, with certain specified ex-
emptions, creates Bureau of ttdilitia to the
War Department. appoints one Adjutant
General to each State, puts the militia while
in actual service on level with the regular
forces; directs the organization of one &C.
tive volunteer militia regiment in each
Congressional district, fixes the period of
service at six years, with an honorable dis
charge thereafter; leaves the appointment
of officers with the Governors, but subject
to the approval of Military Board; places
the whole force under the command of the
President during rebellion or war, and
makes failure of service on. notification
equivalent to desertion. The bill was re-
ferred to the Military COmmittee.-U d Il.
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5Sbe+iR SaIa

Y virtue of three writs Of pegafsiosat Es5aas, to
Lime directed from the ChaReefy Court At Pulaski,
I VIII % the 28th day OF Feb, next, before the
Tracts OF Land lying contiguous and containing as
supposed about 80 acres, lying in 18th and Goth
civil Districts Giles county, on tile waters of In
dian Greek, adjoining the lands ,of Alfred Houze
the Mt. Pisgah Camp ground tract and place, anoth
er tract containing by estimation 55 res situated
in civil District No. 90 Gle county, the waters
of lndian Creek, known as the S. c. Lloyd place, and
adjoining the lands of James Terry and Martha
Osborn on the north, the lands of Martha Osborn,
and the heirs of Thos. b. Nave the south, the
lands of Jno. NJ. Terry on the south, and by the
lands formerly eyned by. Larkin Watson, decd, on
the1Yest. All levied on as the property of Z. W.
Holt, in favor Of James NJ. McCalfnm Clerk and
Master, for use Of &c. B. H. PEDEE, sh'f.
81 Jan. % '66.-46.
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The Freedmen,s Bureau Bill.

The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun has the following in his let
Ter of the 3Oth ult.s in Begrrd to Mr.. Frum-
bulls bill, to enlarge the powers of the
Freedmen's Bureau: -f
'tThe Freedmen2s Bureau, or Lazzironi
bill, as it has been called, is condemned by
many of the leading Journals, though it
passed the Senate by vote of four to one
The President, as I learn from good
source, is also opposed to IT, There is no
doubt that it viii pass the House, foritlcre-
ates officers, which will increase th e Gov
eminent patronage to an enormous extent;
and it will curse the South with a popula-
ton of idle and pauPer freedmen Itgath-
ers blacks to communities, where they are
to be supported at public, expense but
what is more, it dispossesses white owners
from plan tations, and gives them for three
years to the blacks. Many judicious men
consider the bill as one that will tend to
provoke war of races in the South" II
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Sheriff Sale.

D virtue of YezdtttonE Ei;po8a8, from the Chan
Deery Court at Pulaski, in favor of James MeCul-
lun, Clerk and Master, against B. w. Knight, w
T. Wells and W. n. Pinkerton, will sell on the
Court House in e tWo To%9 Lots ii
Pulaski, belonging to B. w, knight, being Lots
Nos so and 81, situated on Second Main street.
Also Lot No. S147 belonging to VIM. Pinkerton,
situated in, Pulaski. on the corner Of Third and
Poplar streets. Also a Tract of 8 acres and $50
poles, belonging to- said Pinkerton, situated on
Richland Creek, near the southern boundary of the
Town Of Pulaski, on the Elkton Turnpike and adj
joining the lands Of A. NJ. Ballentine, decd, and
others. B. II. PEDEN, Sh'f.
; ! Jan. % '66-td. e..I nor s7GGl1Il3s u z.