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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-12

sepl0-D3t.W2t Dean of the Faculty.
XIRGINIA-At Rules held in the
Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
York County, the 9Th day of August, A., D., 1866,
(being the first Monday in the monthly
Peter Shield Administrator de 6on%s with
the i'll annexed of Isaac Handy, DECD,
Plaintiff.
IN DEBT,
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DEFENDANT
The object of this suit is to recover of the De-
fendant, Sam'l c. White. the amount of bond of
said Sam'l c. White to Hurry Smith, (now de-
ceased) in the of Fifty Dollars, with interest
thereon at the rate of per cent. per annum, from
the goth day of September, 1858, until paid,
And the Plaintiff having filed his declaration,
and it appearing by affidavit, filed in this cause,
resident of this State; on the Plaintiffs motion,
it is ordered that the said Saml c. White do ap-
pear at the Clerks office of the Circuit Court Of
the County of York, within one month after due
publication of this order and notice, to do what is
necessary to protect his interest in this suit. And
it is further ordered, that this notice be pub
lishad once week for four successive weeks in
the "Norfolk Day Book, newspaper published
in the City of Norfolk.
IT, ste;
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New York. Sept 10.-At first glance it
would seem that the cholera is on the in
crease, but such is not really the fact
There We're sixteen new eases reported.
Eleven certificates were received by the regis
trar Eight of the new cases proved fatal.
The disease has been scared away from the
better localities
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-04-26
ARTfFTCfAT LEGS

YOU CAN TAKE OFF THE F00TdAND RUT On A
p 4aifs9 -ebl STUB aheal sUa9 CT
sl.4f -s4Ei4 niI Tg3s3o3 ss4fa9 ssis2
EarIt is the only ARTIFICIAL Leg the party wear. "A
s EY-ing take apart and puttogether org
- take of his foot and substitute astub,eA1 -
Cork lined, covered with flesh co6red leather, with
rubber joint and without cat sut cords or spiral
springs; it is self adustin nal 0onose is cheaper
and lighter and win last longer than the wooden legs
and is worn with ease and COMFORT. dag sg he
- - The measure can be sent and the legs j
g1Sstime and expense Of Coming 20 New York al
kY-to be fitted PRICE rslQ0.u $l25 a fk&d
T pamphlet II
h.3vF4tf s-.1g.st4 <ft5d. w W Esi0M Patentee $
d&wlv III Office Sales room. No. 706 NZaadWayN Yais
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So q Il" 1896. " o4TA'

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1866. -,...,,-.-.----
FARMERS NIB HoUsEKEEpE RsAshouidf ecol
ect that hundreds of dollsr's worth of GRAIN Pro.
visions &c, are annually destroyed by Rats, Mice
Ants, aud ether insects and VerfrfnA al Of which
can be prevented by Il few ollarsn worth of Cos
tars" Rat. Roach, Ait, &c., Extsfpinatpr, bought
aAd used freely, f4'a 81 & ~ ei'It
See .'cos vprtise1nnbe1. above. s'sd is'4E
Esr Sold in jackson, Miss. as'3i $3.50 A
TBy-- ~ sAts3He WORTH y s@sl"t
anu all Druggists and Dealers mh27d&w4m.
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6. P. TnEOBALD,
c o M Nh DIN
AND<A
Forwarding Merchant. !

e bsfgy oas1 BIZ Black, llS6s. bsssst saiyas
ER0MfT assadsidh given u iii bSs.lhs1s
ls to my care. 0aaI
aid iasAfREFhRs sEDidm aT Ii IsH1o9
lv|R Green GO. yisksbufgi QR pisksep. yseksoni
! Jshannon zoe, Acliz1ip CdiIR 3 5knrtmpi ~,
I Aug ~ spSsdMl III Il NV aaaa
. mil ee don
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1866.

&HOUSEKEEpERS troubled with verMfn need be
no longer if they Costar's" Exterminator. We
have used it to orr satisfactior andt box cost
we would haven We have stried poisOns, but they
effected nothing; but "CostRr's article knocks the
breath out of Rats, Nice Rosches. Ants, and Bed.
Bugs, quicker than write it. 1t is in great de.
mand all over the country:-Medina, Ohio Gazette.
q See SCostar's'' adv ement ab6ve.fs a.
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1866

"COsTARs"RAT EXTERMINATOR is simple.
safe and sure the perfect RATic alton meet
fng we have ever attended Every Rst that can get
it, proper prepared, will eat IT, and very one that
eats it will die. generally at some place distant
po' sible from where II was takeui--Gake Shore
Mich Mirror. ,H
ErSee "Costar's" advertisement above "sF'
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ssaazaa a. Gaaoss
1866.
1866.

RATS versus BIRDS. -Whoever engages In shoot
ing small birds is cruel man; whoever aids in
Terminating rats is benefactor. We should like
some one give the benefit OF their experience IN
driving out these pests. We need something besides
dogs, cats, and traps for this business Scientific
American N Y. = -
Il 70 See "Cosiai's" advertisement above. : 2 80 1
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20
The Pamela Star.

Il has bccn about thirty year.
s,nc this couniy was Incorporated
aui during this time thcrr hav,
arisen, nuirishcd, and licl, several
newspaper Thee. umtlcr different
editorial manager, exhibited many
rsdnis If mach usefulness. and ucrr
more or lcss aaiter'yl lbs public sup.
rori, then wiihcrr,l through nrslNt,
and finally, Nothing remains Of their
existence, save an usasional stay
esfs, found amil thr lumber Of old
lalers in aoinc oil citizen desk,
Ierehaner, which, like n ,uiep from
the iptal,, reminds of the vanity Il
life anil the certainty Of death.
Among ibcsc aspirnts fur popular
favor The rssola STAR was cstab-
l'-he'l, and fur one-thirl or a nat
nral liie-,imc, With a regularity In.
fsrn'ried only by the starm ii wnr.
4 has ofIsrcl IL earnest, hut malesi
rrisntions 10 this county for patron.
ne. Amid .di,er=itics whiel, eol.
is'-s-' .shsF fefer- n sar aid /. The
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20
To Magistrates.


We call t'e attention of the ,yari
! Gus Justices Of the county Ia III,
letter Of \. G. Taylor, Attorney iol
the County Court. OF our owr
knowledge. We know of instances
alludcd 10 by Captain TAYLOR. Hhc
laws establishing the County Court
were Published in our last issue for
the especial purpose &c importing all
necessary information on the subject
10 these who were ontndians Of The
law, under IL regulations, and we
irssicl that of itself would be suni-
eicnt. As a matter Of public ucccs-
siiy, we trust that the suggestions
made by the County Attorney will
he regarded by justices hereafter.
We append the letter.
MAloR NJ. $. WAnp~Throurh
YOU, ! wish To reach the Magistrates
Of the coupiy. There seems 10 lc a
general misunderstanding among the
Magistrate as h. their duty under
the law In eases Of commitment
Parties hive bern rummittrI in ga,
cril instances, sent To the jail, and
the lusiiecs have flilc,l H. furnish
The County Court Clerk captain
J"l'n Z. ilarrisonl with the lnpcrs
ut commitment. uamcs Of State wit.
nfsscs, etc. II will praluc much
Inconvenience anil c~re,cpuent ,lplav.
nnl,7s the Magistrate bclnrr whom
an offender j. triol furnishes the
County Court Clerk the nc,Ss,ry
laIs'rr Of commitment. with lists Of
witnesses where residing. ctc. Il
d,tm this mclh~l ii communication
With YIN available for the purposes
IN the premise. and trust ,on will
sivc 1t iuartion IN your paper.
Respectfully, ". {. TAYtnp.
Au', County Court
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\ lorNo LADY Snor ny Urp
LoyER.-An affecting and painful
aecidcnt occurred on the 9th nil.
near Chesterfield, Morgan countv'
A Young man, hy the name of Gle.
ments, formerly of the 18th Ohio,
who was engaged to he married to 4
Mis- Baily, was paving a friendly
visit at the home of his intended
bride, having his gun loaded. and
WIS about leaving the house, when
the Young lady caught hold OF Rim.
r~cmarking that she must kiss him.
Us he might get killed hefare return.
ing when in the act of turning to-
wards her, the lock of the gun caught
something near. snapped and u.s.
charged hall through the back Of
her head. killing her instantly.
toiHHibas ~ Saissmaa.
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NEWSPAPERS IN THE WoRLn
The following is supposed to be tn,
number OF newspapers in the world
Ten in Austria, fourteen in Africa
twenty-iour in Spain, twcnty-six il
Portugal, thirty in Asia, sixty-fv,
in Belgium, cighty-6ve in Denmark
sixty in Russia and Poland, three
hundred and twenty in the Germanic
States, five hundred in Great Britain
and Ireland, and eighteen hundred
in the United Statcs-or nearly twice
as many in this country rs in all the
other nations put together, rs given
by these statistics. We are certain
that the humber put down for this
country is.altogether too low. There
are more than eighteen hundred pa-
pcrs In the United States.
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TIiackeraj ON Death.

The following passage On dcail
appears IN . letter from T~lnckcrn,
10 his friend Reed Of Philadelphia
There arr half a dozen houses /
already know in Philadelphia where
could find very pleasant friend.
and company, and that good old H.
brary would give me plenty Of ac-
quaintances more. But home, and
my parents tlcp, aud some few
friends, | have made in the last
twenty five years, and a tolcrahlc fair
prospect Of an honest livelihood ON
the familiar London nag-stoncs, and
the library at the Aihcncum, and the
ride in the park, and the pleasant
sociciy afterwards and a trim To-
Paris now and again, and to Switmr-
land and Italy in the summcr-thcsc
are little temptations which make me
not DISCONTINUED with my lot. about
which ! gumble only for pastinr.
and because II is nm Englishmans
privilege. Own now that all these
%recrcations here enumerated have a
pleasant sound, | hope | shall live
to enjoy them yet a little while, be-
fore ! 20 to Nor Il domaS cril;s nm
%ioaid,' whittier poor, kind old Per.
has vanished ~ that SATURDAY |
was 10 have dincl with him, and
Mn. Peter wrutc, saying he WINS in
with inllncnza, be was IN bed with
his last illness, aud there were Ia hc
no morc whistler parties for him.
VIII Whistler himself, hospitablc.
shaip, welcome him ia
llalcss Aud will they sit down
no, stand up-to q gbostly suprr.
lcvouring the lihimoas JharLrs Of
oysters aud all sorts of hipls9 |
never feel pity for a man diving, only
The survivors. ii there lp such.
Itts.lontcly dcploring him. Yon
the pleasures the undersigned nnn.
.nscs Ia himself here IN future YEAR.
"a sight of the Alp., q holiday on
he Rhine, a ride in the park. a cnl. .
with pleasant friends of mn
''cning. II it !, death Ia lart with :
h'sc delights land pleasures they !
Ire, and no m.stakc.) stln the mini !
conceive others afterwards; and !
Know one small philosopher WIN ,
quite rad, 10 give mp these pleas. :.
re- quite rnnirnt (lflrr a lnng or '
~ of separation trnm dear friend. .
ERE in put hi haud into tina, Of the :
l'uinnning angel and say. Lead on. /,
, messenger Of Gnl. nir Father. ia :.
he next placc whittier the Divine
calls Us" We must tc '
lindfoldcl ls'forc We can pas. d
now Int ! have no lear about |,
'iai Is Ia rumc, any murr than m, u
hilirrn nc,l luir llnt the love If !,
'ef tithcr should fil them.
myself a ,lc.i man onr, =
nj protest the notion rave me ~ I"
i%sll'et alvut II, sclf-at lrasi mil. ii
Is morn comfortable than that E,
'hic'' Is tinciurul with birthstone. I
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SIsTERLY ArrFEcTioN.-Atap ro.
traetel meeting held not a thousand
miles from Balston, Pa, an ancient
sister arose and relieved herself a.
follows: II Sc, young Indies here
who seem to love gcw-gaws, furbc-
lows, ribbons and laccs more than
their Creator. | loved them once.
and adorned my hat with French ar,
t'iicial flowers, bright colorcd ribbons
and sky-bluc trimmings, but | found
they We're dragging me down to hell,
and | took them Off and gave them
to my sister,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20

NoTIcE To CONFEDERATE SOL
Oilers wish to obtain for pnbli-
eaten the oiidavits containing the
particulars of the treatment If the
Federal Government to each who
has been a prisoner during the late
war Southern papers favorable to
TIN: aud willing to aid me in obtain.
ingiacis, will plcascpublish the same.
Addrcss Nj. II. Cullen, formerly n
OF the Judges of the Trans. Mis:issi,-
p Department military court. now
b. BOOKSELLER, No. CD North fifth street.
1t. Louis. Missouri
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ME HAsA
.e.t.tf W.E.
$3.50
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.ss,l W.tt N E,a M ,.aaa .ed
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20

Emerson E%ihcridge, in a r,,cnt
letter. thus tells what Goyerp,r
BfoNnlow Is doing.
II i well known that gp,wul,,,
and his creatures arr nov c~npagr,l h
writing lciiers 10 prominent Radical.
IN tbs city, urging y continuance Al
military rule and military commi..
sions, anil asking that the Southern
representatives may lpc rclusel admis.
SION. Their npIH@ion te ffpp anil
aegai elcctians j. notorious. while
'hel, eenunciaiinu~ of the principles
~ The message Hre wholly un,lia.
q -eL
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mf'lnfii'ih l' wraltl, whilr he him
'l N1'a. 'i.l@l lcl'e, ihin the m1lden
AROUND nm and continues mul
uplylnE ht7 afbf ul precious ore
One person 3l,o vos admitted into
W. bf""h dnli states tliot i pro-
.'0''n = +'foc ol wealth inorr ukin
20 = picture o. imagination than ac'
'9bl''r "oldl gold goll' met tho
view nn every SIDE above, below
ind all around -nnd reflected bock
vs. fi'li nue. ~ the glare of Che can
dlc, " u tn, 'nhtcrrncnn vault had
been l'owh oli Of . solid lcdgc Of tho
yellow metal
lliIs w,ld I. found in q well de-
hneI ledge my five lrrtin width Tho
gold VEN three feet widc-thrcc
%lourlliS OF The entire substance therein
beng r''rr g"Iti the remainder
MUMMY bl-lh'llh On each side Of
'ils VEN !, . easing of ono foot Of
l''sr,L, W'Tl WI assay from 500
70 sz.ooo to TIE ton The very we'll
roch ! ticl' Specimens ran be seen
y ir ny DOOR store
whether tins Is, TO use familiar
m'''lng terms, q blowout or u
pooNe', we are not prepared to adj
nut OF deny hut, be Il either, mill
ilons are lying around loose We
cah ~s'''rccly realize that this is a dis
.'nc'' continuous ledge, as, in that |
ease; 50 vast an amount of gold !
would allcct the standard of gold :
valuation thrnuuhout tho nou,n,or a.
cial world. But our i,carmsn, ~, {
we know to he n man of rcl;,L;l;,,. I
assures ms that n J;s,;,c, LII {
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WOMEN rroa Orr,sIrg poiSr,
uf NlEW.-"I would nat L. = =.
man, for then ! could not love her
says Moniaignc. Lady NJ. ". Mon.
iagn says; "The only ubicction |
nave 10 b. u man is that sha,ll
then haye Ia mar, 4 woman
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20

The Bulletin says there is u great
billiard tournament to come or in
Memphis on the 18th of February.
All the great billiard players of the
country, among whom are Phclan.
Cavanangh, Foster, etc, will be here
ON that occasion. A large hall,
which will be appropriately fitted up,
will be secured. Seats will he ar
ranged for the public. 1t is thought
that the large hall in the Gayoso
Block will be the one selected. This
Will be an interesting occasion for
the lovers oitlis exciting and popu-
lar game.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20

lNI0RrASr.-At it, last session.
the L%cgislaturc passed m net on the
subject of lands sold To the State T.,
taNeS, that may not bc rcncnll,
known. II authorized the rslemn.
ton Of oil lands sold since lS6n. at
the Auditors %olicc. simply by nav.
M the State anil County taxes li,r
thcrcun. No special taxes. nor dam
ayes arr required, but sinply tho
mount due for taxes. There an.
several millions of acrcs of land IN
this cndition, and the parties inter.
estcl, would do well tn look nner
THIS matter ut unrr. rs the law now
stands, the Auditor alone, is author.
isNl 10 rsrivc this money. anil nh
applications fur redemption should
he mule in person. or bv letter IN
his oIliCc.-Chtriop.
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VIEW lDIERTISENEITS


" Baiesvillc, Pamela County, has resumed the
P%ractlcc Of medicine. Office in the drug s,orr
Of Martin 4 Wright. Charges and terms in
jan20-GL
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$50 psf an indebted q the hh
4 lita Hti gile Hiu tint i 49,.
lhiefet q FBne inward Wiihs
datl ghd flese "a, il,elf n, t0ita
10 uu ald sand N ll4iaafnls
Asy sta iesti ell l.e nHsssa i -
hH /
lahlo.lm Nanlfiha D.
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FOR SALE.

We will scll 10 The highest bidder. an The
lilh day Of February, the Steam Grist Mil
belonging to the estates Of lrhy L Ward.
Terms made known on day Of sale. five
miles West Of sardis, Pamela county.
=. lRBY,
ian2o-iL 4. Y. FITZGBR Ain.
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How 10 APPRECIATE WIVES
According to the laws of the Greek
Church, its clergy may marry one j.:
but it the wife dies, they are not
allowed To chose a siccrs,or-a
strange Interpretation of st. Paul's
injunction to the Young Bishop of
Ephcsus, Il Tim. 3: ~ II is said.
and may easily bcbelicvcd, that this
gains for the lady a larger amount of
respect and attention than is usually
her lot in the East. A gentleman
rcsidlng in Syria was exceedingly
surprised on once entering the house
OF . leading priest To find him en-
gagged in washing the linen Of the
household; and on in1uiring the
reason of sncl, an apparently unclcri-
cal occupation, the reverend mna
replied: II do this To save my wife
labor, that She may live the longer:
for you know, oh kyric. that the law
Of our church does not allow me In
have another, and | wish to keep this
rs long rs | can"
SOME OF our fair countrvwomen
may think that a similar statute
el'rwhcrr, embracing the laity as we'll
as the clergy, would do good; and
should they succeed in securing the
right of suiliagc, for which some of
them mn manlllly euntcnding, there
ran he mn doubt that We should have
a " No Second llJcs ticket in the
Numerically. the two sexes
arr about equal; and with the aid of
old bachelors, whom thcv +,
we'll know how 10 caiolc and bribc. /
triumph of the new purity would i
be CERTAIN. We advise all husbands.
therefore, TO take the most tender {
Of their present spouse, like the /
pod Syrian priest. i,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

The Honorable prohate Court Of panola
county having al The Deccmher term. isGi
grin'cd letters Of administration ON the estate
" benjamin lrby, deceased, to the undersigned
nov therefore ell persons hating claims against
said estate are hereby notified to have ,hem
Ptohaied and registered within Tho limo rconir.
cd by law, OF they viii he barred.
EDArSn InBY,
gn9V-4t Adminisfra.or.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20

SOUTHERN ENGRArfON.-Ac-
counts from various parts of the
South concur in tia statement that n
strong and steady stream OF cmigra-
ton has set in toward the South
both from the North and from Eu-
rope.
Large investments of Northern
capital arc being made daily in all
the Southern States, and we are go-
lng forward in the path of progress
with vigor and energy. We hear of
one gentleman who Is authorized to
purchase in Mississippi homes for
two hundred Northern families.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20

CHEERFUL NisIoN.-pmcssol
Lconidas, of Indianapolis, who's,
liver must he horribly out of rcpair
gives %nttcrancc Ia the following fear.
inl prophecy. We advise everybody
to 20 right on with his business. and
not he Alarmed with the thing. II
may not he true: | observe by the
planets that a dreadful plague win
commence in Russia, originating
from silks brought over from Cairo'
Egypt and Turkey. II will extend
aeross the Baltic Sea. and will desc
late Germany, cause immense NOR
tallty IN England, and then spread
to the United States. This dreadful
epidemic will spot the people like 4
leopard, and turn the flesh to a pur-
pie black. The pc~tilcncc will carry
oil such an amount Of mortals that
there will not he enough left to bury
the dead, or give them Christian
burial. The streets Of cities, towns.
and villages will bc swarmed with
the dead and dying. The rroans
and yclls of horror, will fll every
with horror and CONSERVATION.
all sides confusion will abound.
The death kncll will cease to toll. as
he malady RACES in its fun. The
infected will fall and die wherever
hey take it. The stencil of the dead
NIL hccome 50 common that the sur
will moi heel in
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-01-20


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