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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-25
CITIZENS BANK.

CARLINs Il CO., Bankers.
EXCHANGE AND COIN BOUGHT AND
IL sold. Collections promptly attended to.
Interest paid On Special Deposits, by agree
nent. Office open for business, from 9
P. ".
ufice situated in the west end Of TAvlor's
Block. on MAN Cross street. opposite the
Court House.
4. :. Securities Bought and sold.
m, Is 80 ly
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10
An Aged FreedwomanS Experience
In Court,


AZ the last term Of the County
Court, an old colorcd woman who
lives near "Davis' Chapel was
brought into court A. u witness. She
Is a member Of the Methodist church,
aud regular in her attendance at the
chapel, and often evinccs her zeal In
the cause by what is called "shout-
ing This was her frs, appearance
in a courthouse, however, and when
she took n survey Of his honor, Judge
Harrison, on the bench, supported on
The right aud left by justices Nelson
and Polk, she at once concluded they
were the preachers. and was, no
doubt, fully confirmed in the idea
when she listened to the argumcn, Of
the lawyer--it was just like a class-
meeting. During the speech of Cap
tain Nat. Taylor, the Prosecuting
Attorney, she Became much inter
cs,cd and excited, and evidently felt
like shouting. Ancr the trial was
oycr, she walked up to Captain Tay-
lor, shook him by the hand, and said
she hopSd to mot him in the Lord.
and that she wsntcd 10 shake hand.
with the preacher bcfoc .hc lch,
pointing towards the judge. III
Captain ~ told her to 90 upon the
stand and speak to him. she 6n.t
approached squirc Nclson, whos,
lmek was toward her. and touched
him on the shouldcr. AZ be turnc.
his head and she NV his Ecc, N,
said "iOu'rc no preacher" an,
passed on to the Judge. Taking hin
By the hand. she bid him a corlia
and aaee,iona,e Enrevell, aud iaquIrs
.hcn he would preach Al Davi.
Chapel, AZ she wanted 10 be thery
thanked Gcd that she had been Their
that day, and retired from the court
RON, evidently we'll pleased viii
the preacher and the merting.
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Fractional Currency.

We learn from the Memphis papers
that measures are being put in opera
ton to arrest every person who
passes counterfeit notes of n dcnomi-
nation less than one dollar. As at
least one half the amount in circula-
ton is counterfeit, this measure is not
only highly necessary, but it has
already created a panic among hold
crs, and many persons refuse to take
this currency at all. W. understand
that the ncwsboys on the trains have
ceased to bring out papers, because
they cannot pass these notes. We
advise persons to scrutinisc these
bills closely, as il is difficult to
tell the c~ountcrfrits.
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"Cld IIamct."

We understand a report has been
circulated that DIR. y, Moore Is the
author Of a communication over the
signature Of acid IIamet,' in the
last issue of this paper. The report
Is not true. We have all proper
respect for the opinions Of the an.
thor, but IL we had been at home in
tine, the article would not have been
published; because, in our opinion,
il Is, in some respects, in opposition
to the views Of our people, and the
course pursued by Us in conducting
the STAR since the surrender. Its
publication ould do no possible good,
but is liable, in the hands Of our enc
mics, to do US injustice.
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Inventors, Mechanics, Nanuac.
turerS.

The hest paper in the United
States for mechanics, inventors. and
manufacturers, is the Scientific Anlcyi-
cuR. II is the largest in silc, and
has by far the widest circulation Of
any other paper of is class in this
country. II Is published weekly.
Each number contains sixteen pages,
with numerous Illustrations. The
numbers for u year make two vol.
umcs Of il6 pages each. Il al.o
contains q full account Of all the
principal inventions and discoveries
Of the day. Al.o. valuable illustn-
tel articles upon tools and machinery
used IN workshops. manufactures
steam and mechanical engineering.
ww,lcn, cotton, chemical, petroleum.
aud all other manufacturing and pru-
during interests. Also. firearms,
war implements, ordnance, war VS.
sells, railway machinery, electric.
chemical. aud mathematical aprun-
tus, wood and lumber mariincry
.hydmulics. oil aud water pumps,
wa,cr-vhccl-, etc: household. hort.
cultural and farm implcmcnts-,his
latter department bcing ven full and
Of great value io farmers and gar
dcners. Articles embracing every
department Of popular %.cicnCv, which
everybody can understand and which
everybody likes to rad.
Also, reports, Of scientific societies.
a, home aud abrad; patcnt-law lie.
cisiohs and discussions. prartirai
rsip~, stc. II also c%outains an
official Us, II all the patent claims.
a stsc'al t'aturC af grCat value 10 In.
vcaior- and owners NJ patents
The publishers also st A. asgpt.
iar procuring patents for new inyrn.
tlons. \ new volume Of the ! =.
re Aa'ericun commenced January /.
Terms, ~ Ter year; 81 80 Es ~
months. Ten oopics for one year.
s2j. Specimen copies sen, frrc.
Address Mum & Co, No "a PARK
Row, New York Cty.
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iountj tonfi

This cnurt has bern In inn M
veeL anil dispnel If aue fotiy W
liiy eAsca. Capt Nat q. iatlor.
ihe Prosecuting Aliorns, Yea perfect
terror ~ evil dmrs Ne walked Inlo
the affections NJ q number NJ person
of III shades ~ rnlor, fr eniinnp
freedmen away from their employers.
Ne will . - commence moving
against VII civil officers IN the cami,
iar failing t. make reports II ofrrmc,
they scc or hear of These pclcc
ofHccr. constitute the principal grand
jury for the county, aud II i import
aai lhat they be- compelled to d..
charge their duty.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10
CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi ranola county.
To Stsfhsn iafbruugh William Yarhnurh.
NnEu'iur isrhuurh. Richard Yarhuugh
Nithsv isthsash, Nanet iartouah. Jossph
iafbrugh Iohn iarbruush and James Var.
hruugh heirs and d%is,rihutres II William ltsr.
ting icccascd You and each II ron are here
by cited 10 afrysr tvtatr the Probate Govt, Il
'aid ccaaiy On lld II April issS 10 shsw
rausv vhy the final scsoaht II Joseph A. Her.
ring. administrator II the estate " said dc.
.sascd should not he allowed and approved
ny order u court, ieasd March. lsee
martn-4t W 4 WtHFTTEN. Clerk
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

The State u Mississippi, in rsnoia County
In the Chans,ty Coust uf said County At
Rules heerv The Cisrk u said Cuart At his o.
acv IN the Town Of Pamela on ihs hrss Monday
SIN ast1 81 March. tssa Ne TOT. A l.
tavana "a = n nufesA Il al UPcn ppsninE
n. .ampiais.nts bill IN his esuse. md u s-
peasiur - shs Satisfaction q he Ceust that ths
aseudent n NJ Rntpri. y uat > eititen II The
state ~ usssi~ippA. hut fssiass hsvund ,hs lin.
,ts ,hrtrrf ~ that the ordinary prucese u Law
sanuos ~ zsveA upon him Il = thereefe Or
asrra ~ NE Ccass TIA, he eater hissrrearancs
hsfsiu. - - h=aasp ths afss asy Il he asxt
term q sala ceust 70 y holden A. the Court
Hua. ~ aid raupty IN the town q psnoi& "a
he sevsash Monday Asf The asaFsh Nunday il
usrch, isss and plead, snssss 81 asmuf -
rsrnplainants hill. 90 The several allegations
thsseef I'll - taken Sc sssk@sa ss - ksm
u further uffsfsd that ! sups q tats .rles
Nfrezhsa N The = y .@kIs ps,,is sv.ar /.
nsvsFsp* ~sfshhed W NE vsu =
ssia eeaasr. hsur weeks saese~ivsly IN
MsefN T. ~ NAENteo<, Csta.
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Memphis lotion Market
90

Father said q wbhlor's boy, ~
ho was pegging away NJ 40 old hoe,
they aly the trout bite now Well
woIl, said the old gentleman, " YOU
tick to your work and they won't
bite youl'
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~ 4 Wash hite wnhased ah
iat Ha M M Fran OaHf aai it
taihfw hsfmHef wa u mfriti M
aadsf lht firm aanf NJ II VAN
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We hase IN hand q h II tlfot
iaefafed especially ~ Tie af n
lhese officers n criminal proceeding
lFior Me County cmr w. 90
printing MI hibds n Llant IN dyiI
@sfs sead In ymu mist eifh Ne
HpmfY NJ
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

NV SrYLE up MEDICAL TREAT
NENr-A Joint s,ovk company, with
siO,tN0 capital. Is getting up In
Buffalo. to establish IN institution to
trat dcscasgs by compressed air.
The operation consists in placing the
PATIENT in a small cirvular ruom,
,hrouvh which. by mrans of an air
wmp. 100000 cuhio iHelscs II pure
air are iosrs~i every minute, snslsr a
nrs--,,rs Of fifteen pounds 10 the issh.
HE air. consequently, being ON
rrr--sa 10 ouc-half iss volume, N
,~sisas inhales double the amount .
oxygen.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

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VI n llolmo uholcnIe lnlsr
lolltt w. ~ rroud street ISL.
daors Nofd II Chestnut We mr.
chased tho mlet upon which the SIAN
ia printed FROM w. llolmc. II
recommend. ilseIf and him
Southern Hotel mrnr Of fourth
aHd Nnlnwl streets lAycllc, Wlrnrf
a Co., proprirlofs. lhi, j. the finest
aud most complete hotel wr ever
'lnpIrl ut trn.t q million Of DOL
lars, aud h owned by Colonel Knapp,
Of the st. I@ni. R]pvbican, Mr..
Runyon, aud Colonel Mel Anrin, In
equal parts. The Office, billiard.
room, bar, cignr-stand, telegraph
office, and newsstand are all in one
room, lighted by two hundred gas
burners. II Is like the %Iiialto, in
one respect plncc where business
met do c%ongregaie every night.
II has been near twenty-five years
since we visited the city, and the inn
provemcnts have been immense.
Stocks of goods, groceries, and pro-
visions arr very large, and we advise
our merchants TO try the 81. Louis
market. We saw potatoes selling ut
three dollars per barrel, while w pay
nine dollars in this market.
30 far as We were able to Judge
from our short stay, We believe a
very large portion of the merchants
and business mcn of st. Louis warmly
support President Johnson's policy.
We tender thanks 10 Colonel
George Knapp and his brother for
the kindness extended to Ms during
our stay. The Republican wiclds
more power in support of the Prcsi-
dent aud constitutional liberty than
any other paper in the Northwest.
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GrC9gF1g@
Plantation Supplies,
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lit North saws that h i ne w.,e-
der that women love cats, for they
are both graceful, and both domestic
not 10 mention that shey hosh
scgaieh.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

A person was boasting TIA, Ne
was sprung from a high family in
Ireland. "fe-,7 said a byssander,
II have seen ssms Of The .anse Gam.
" . high that their feet euuld no,
fh NJ vrants~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-10

ANsw Erp W ENtuNAs N I..st
WEEKs iSstE.
NJ l.-Win be found In the word
carCs,' to which. by adding an
vol have "apSs.r
Ne. 2-"S,apsud. over the fence"
No a-rhc Black Republican
urty-fpvlmans Burau and infer
cal nCgm Yankee garri.ous
Answers VEN rrvivCd from ]. A..
u, and J. \. H., lhtcsvillc, and $.
T., lIcrnauda.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters n administration A kas,
Hrs. On The esttie " james T. B1ycc deceased.
vttv granted % the undersigned At The Febtus.
y term. IT The Probate Couftof rinolaroHn,t
State Of Mississippi, now al persons having
claims against The estate n said dsvvirut are
hereby requested 10 exhibit TIE same within the
time limited BY law OF ne same Willie barred
ROBERT H. TAYLOR
mfhl-tt Adminittaiar.
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Come One! Come AMI

Anl lnj epodi cheap ! will sell a. low as
sou ran buy In Memphis also notify my
debtors that necessity viii compel me- to trans.
ff ms claims II MOI settled soun Al those
therefore that prefer 10 settle with me can do
% w r1inlnR ~ Immediately
fch2i.tm. W. +. WATKINS
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Mandfrfnl nlsfaffrill

An fefant Indebted n me- late firm N Tones
4 lu fsis.sile will md II greatly 70 their
interest fu f4ms hfuafi within he heti sixty
iiyi and finsf up iheif asruaah Wy note Cali
~ mf uld stand In n%sieffiIr Amer dtiy
iaya puf iDuki will Ne moved ~ Memphis
tWA Jones'
lNnl1.lm Surviving Partner
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Enignlas.

hf'H -
! am composed of o letters:
My | is the first letter in the name
of a city,
Ny > i. the first letter in the name
Of a bird.
My 3 is the first letter in an in
strument in writing.
Ny 1 is the first letter in the
name Of a vessel.
My ) is the first letter in a girls
name.
Ny 9 is the first letter in the name
of an Indian chief.
Ny ! is the first letter in the name
a rebel General.
My : j. the first letter in the name
If n Ash.
My , Is the first letter In the name
a planet.
My whole is the prctticst | ever saw
in my lie,
And was worn by one I'll like to call
wife.
Answer next week,
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CITATION.

The State q Mississippi fanOIa County.
To William D Giishrist heir At law II F.s-
ninr luasS aeceased Yen are hereby cited h
sppsar hefurv The Probate Cuurt ~ aid ruunls
en- the secead Gag q Apsil isss toansrsr IL
Fetitica II lszsrhus Carter and Noraett n
Slcafe administrator q ne ssssis u aid a..
cssssd snd saev csuse vky The prayer Il r.
hiiousrs prsyiHg az disisiaa u Inc lahas
tsnsmsnts snd h~srediRmenss q aid decessa
~sla - - r~s~sa ~ $50 n rsaFA
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Answer next week.

M. ,.
! am composed Of 10 letters.
Ny II q : . is an emblem OF
Innocence.
MY 10 n II 10 is an emblem
bc6tting the present condition Of our
country.
My & 10 is a great calamity.
Ny : 10 I is Whit I am.
My II - II / Is a very useful
article in Canada.
Nv i6l j. a terror To al evil
doCrs.
My Is II : 10 is man. wal nr
vpr.
Ny whole Is the name of a wolf
in Sleeps clothing
Answer ucNt week.
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TnE STEAMER "BELLE ST.
lo%uIs."--In our recent trip to s..
Louis, we had the pleasure Of tray
cling on this splendid boat, of the
Memphis aud st. Louis packet line.
We arc under obligations To Captain
Alcxandcr zcigler, Mcssrs. Speed and
Wilkinson, clerks, and Charley Zcig-
Ter, pilot, for many favors, and for
their kind efforts to make the trip
pleasant. This boat leaves Memphis
on Saturdays, and We cordially adj
wise all who wish to make a pleasant
trip 10 st. Louis to be SURF and take
Captain Zciglcr's boat.
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NASHVILLE, ~

or missing. They comprise seven
steamers, eight ships. ten barques,
twelve bries, twenty three schooners
and one sloop. OF these twenty five
we're wrecked, eight abandoned, seven
| burned, three foundered, four run
down, one capsized, one exploded, and
eight are missiug-total sixty-one The
total value of the above domeetic craft
Exclusive of cargoes) is estimated at
one million dollars
The infsmy Of over crowding emi~
grant vessels continues At New York,
on Wednesday, the British steamer
1.-THE Queen" arrived with $50 passen-
gers in the steerage, all well. This is q
bigger load than either the Virginia,
the England, or the Erin had.
Senator Sherman's thirty year 5 per
cent Loan Bill, it is said, Is rapidly gain
ing friends. In anticipation Of its final
adoption, Ten-Forties are daily appre-
cisting.
The New York World says of the re-
cent Fenian noise in the Northeast:
''The real purpose of Killian in taking
three hundred badly armed men to
EaspoTt, was to help the cause of con-
federation in the British Provinces,
and to create a row by breaking the
neutrality laws, in order that the Gov
ernment might be compelled to issue a
proclamation, which could only result
in breaking up the plans of Col. Rob.
erts and Gen. Sweeney"
A duel in Presburg has created a
great sensation. 1t seems that Prince
Lechnowsky and his friends rose from
table when Count Nemes seated him
self The latter felt it as personal
insult, challenged the Prince, and a
duel took place with pistols at twenty
PAGES. The Count received his adver-
sary's bullet in the shoulder, which was
completely smashed, and the ball ira
versed the throat, wounding the wind
pipe. 1t was reported that the Count
had died, but he still lived, April II,
though only faint hopes were enter
tanned Of his life.
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Count Rismark is the Richelieu oi
Prussia--ss willy, as intriguing as sa
gacious, as diplomatic, as unscrupulous
as sudacious, as the Prime Minister oi
Louis Kill But he has contempOra
ries more powerful than Riehelieu in
the neighboring courts of Europe, and
he schemes in an age Eiore enlightened
lie contends with great modern pow
er not always traotsble to ambitious
proieots-public opinion. Where Rich
elieu fought the courtiers of his master
to the end, while they conspired
against him, Bismark finds the nobility
with him in the main, and discovers his
foes in a popular opposition. In this
present German quarrel, we hear some
thing of the Austrian Emperor, as well
as of his minister, Count Mensdorf
But Rismark eclipses all royal rank in
Prussia, as Riohelieu did the figure OF
Louis. just now late event gives q
dash of pungency to this biographical
parallel. As Richelieu, when his policy
was censured by his enemies, and his
intrigues thwarted, resigned his Office,
and at one glance revealed the compli
cation of the schemes which his hand
alone could manipulate, so Bismsrk
now, according to report, has, in the
midst of the international intTigues
resigned his trust, that his importance
to Prussia may be the better under
stood, and his power increased by the
maneuver. And itreoalls his prototype
to read that the King would not &C
cept his resignation. "-Arny & NagJ
Journal.
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DISEASE Is rHE sEYERAL STATES.

With tho States in groups, we have an
average proportion for the New England
States of 20 as: Middle States SIZE; Wes-
tern States 80 81; and Border States 26.32.
The variations Of mortality from disease
resulted in part from the nature Of the re-
spective services required Of troops drawn
from different localities
An undue proportion Of New England
troops was used in the unhealthy Atlantic
and Gulf States Of the South, and to this
circumstance may attributed in measure
the fact that 70.45 per thousand of the men
from the Eastern States died Of disease
The men from the West served IN the fever
breeding valleys Of the Mississippi and it'
Southern tributaries, and this aided nc
doubt in swelling their mortality list. The
troops from the Border states served mainly y
in the same regions, and suffered rom the
same cause. an their ratios are higher tha 7
the general ratio of the loyal States, which
Is but 5922
Again, the Middle States, whose men
fought 90 the larger extent in the Army OF
the Potomac, iost only 81 IS, which Is $50.
below the ratio Of the Wes,ern States and
q .84 below the general ratio. Virginia wa'
a healthier leld Of serTice than the bottoms
Of the Tennessee or the lowlunda Of Louisi.
ana. Mississippi and South Caroline, and j
cannot be denied, moreover, that the Army
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