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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-28
Notice I!

NOtlCC
In the Natter Of the Estate Of J. b. Weber,
Deceased
N1OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that pursu-
~ ant to an order of the Probate Court of
Pierce County, Washington Territory, author.
izing such sale, the t, flowing real estate, the
property of the estate Of J. b. Weber, de-
ceased, will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, on the prem
iscs, in Stclacoom, on Wednesday, the first
day Of January, 1868, at one o'clock p. ~,
to-rit:
Lot four ~ and twenty-five feet of the
north east side of 10, three (3,) in block ifty-
ME Oh in Lafayette Ba.ch's part of the
now1 of Steilacoom, in Pierce County, WASH
toyton Territory, together with tbs tenemeuts,
entertainments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging.
There will also be sold IN the same manner. at
tie same time and place, ~ the highest bid
Ter. for cash in hand, a promissory note drawn
Sv John A. Packw God for $500. dated august
s,h. lsCs. due one dsv after date. Also
,o,e Of :. 4. Mitchell. for - ~. doe one dsv
,f.er date. and dated December II, iss..
Ala ese log truck
legal tesaer no;es vin bs take ~ par
Dated >tsilaeeD@. " 7
EerezAtr :. lss7-
FEANk CLARK.
PETEE J EoAoEEr.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-28

To- A mail arrived from Portland on
Thursday evening, the first for many Gays.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-09
A Radical Warning.

The Nation, which is certainly the
most thoughtful, as it is the most
powerful organ Of It's party, thus, N
is retrospect of the years 1860 and
'G6, reflects upon pending issues and
propositions:
The abolition Of slavery only be
came an accomplished fact in 1860.
II was u great event the greatest,
p,rhaps-considcrlng the number Of
persons, living and unborn, whose
destiny has been affected by (which
has occurred since Christ came. II
Was 50 great au event that the first
impulse of most of those who assisted
in bringing il about was 10 believe
that emancipation va, the one thing
ncrihl Tor the slave, aud that once
free he might safely be left to work
out his own salvation, No matter what
dangers, moral or material. hc-ct
him. w have awakened FROM that
dclusion. Most people arr nov salts.
fed that freedom alone i. q very inn
perfect boon. and that he has To b,
provided with the means Of prrscry.
ing aud proftiug hy it. One part,
is satisfied that all hr needs, not oul,
to accomplish this end. but Ia bccum,
a strong power Of defense for ouI
Government. is the ballot. The,
talk Of It ~ IT 1t were q tall-mau %
an clcNir Of life, q great cnlightcnc
aud educator, aud 1.-THE only one needed
IL i, safe To q that this theory, tno
/, undergoing reconsideration tia
every month adds To the mum
Der Of these who feel that the ballo
in the hands Of an ignorant ma
may prove but q club in the hand
of ablind Samson, VII oh he may u.
against friends rs we'll rs foes, q
General Butler has happily termed il
nnd that to make it 4 real blessing
it ought 10 bc accompanied 10y cdu
cation. The disposition which ha
shown itself 80 widely umong'
Northern politicians Of late tn TIE.
education ~ Of little political import
aucc, Is, We feel sure, the offspring ,
: passing party excitement, aud wi
disappear under the influence 4,
deeper reflection aud wider cxpcr
cncs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-09
SALE or LAND.

~, ,irtu, Of % decree Of the Probate Court
" Pamela county Mississippi. rendered nt The
Jsru4t, term. 1866. he undersigned. guardian
" saline RIilcr Cli,tr Butler, Alice Butler
Ada Rutlcr. and Jessie Butler minor heirs nf
Dr. ". n. Butler. deceased, late 1T said county
will. IN Monday. The llth "a, vf March neat.
At Strii. Pamela county Miss sell NJ public
auction. q certain lot ur parcel OF land belong
iu. 10 said wards described rs follows tn-vit.
Beginning I1i pulrs south Of the northwest
cufuyr OF section %, township !, mango Z IN
Pamela county. Mis-, aud running thence souih
With section lime five rolca 20 Within tiny feet
" the center Ut The Ni@ 4 Tenn Railroad
truck. thence ). lbl = lur,rly parallel With
said m.lruil.l a. tulrS thence east thIrtt-tWo
rales, thence north ioriy-iuur pole, thence
west iuffy-uuc aud thrr,-bnh' pole. tu the br-
ginning point, containing by estimate ten
acre. of land. Terms uus-hall cash, htlnnyg
un a credit until l.t ltuuar, 1868. With inter
ct ium d., NJ .ilr. purchaser Ia give not,
With approved %!rruriit Tor deferred payment
sale 10 take place between the hours " D! VI
nu1 n. ~ sARAiC BUTLER
tc,.lt Guardian Gc.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-09

SOUTHERN REFUSAL IL RNrtFY.
The New York Tribune rcmarking
on the rejection Of the constitutional
amendment hy the Southern States,
SAYS;
In a single instance unly-that Of
TcSas-has thi, REJECTION been
cuuched in iudccuruus or insulting
terms. Usually. the manner has
been uuexccptionablc, it not even
courteous.
AMER stating hal the reason al
legged Is a refusal "to punish their
leaders for doing the work they had
assigned thcm," the Tribune proceeds
to say
This rejection. thcn-or rather,
this reason tor such rcicyiiun-has a
manly aspect tn every gcnCruu.
mind. But whether YOU agree in
this view or not. the fact remains.
There are fourteen States that will
not atiiy the amendment. and il eau
ouly be carried over their heads hy
ignoring them In the count. aud as
suming that th%rre-fourths Of tn,
States at present represented in Con.
gress will suffice to ntily. That as.
sumption, however, will certainly b,
controverted in the Supreme Court
and probably ovcrruled. After ouI
recent experience, this IS a rock to BE-
avoided.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-09


.I|
II.
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.n.anI .a.f
.4uU.Ht .H.
NJ. Count. .ul. Iu .li
r..I u.ud. fUl. $3.50 |uI 900 iN
I.0..
Nr uaf0. lum 'aet ,u
u.It.. f.uurh.I I...uIIt sFH n
Ir. .undm,u. mNt 900 lor II.
l,n,Gt III thr prupI. of lala slI0. b.
pIpoIl county. HuI luf other poo
poses, which Amendments Hofeal, r'
ID and tIo bIl " " a'o'nl.'
Mr lew ,.''' ", ,
~. n"GGan - ,l,c n,lcu. n ia
,,L, p,noln county, praying for ~
act of incorporation NJ said town,
and also an accompanying blll ipoI
That .lhlrei l''P'H '4''''' " 49,
~ "','
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-09
CITATION NOTlCE

To solomon simmons Gideon - simmons
Nhu,y Grnrs' Margaret \ Smith aud Jane
Baker. hu.fs and distributes ui Gideon Spal'
ding. decreased. and Madison Grorgr. husband
" said Name, and Benjamin Smith, husband
uf stii Margaret "
lou usr hereby cited 10 be- aud NJ Il before
the Probate ruurt uf lii county 1T ine court
house thereof ou the fourth Mnnlt! In Nnf,l
neat. then and there iu show cause why th'
petition uf William Elnarlt praying ior
iIu, Be- land. sold him hy ier,irnt IN dyyr
dent li time .huu.l not lc granted
~ order VI court. issued january -, 1867
E4.,t W.P NuOTTEN Clerk.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-09
CITATION NOTICE.

The slatc.of Mississippi, Pamela county. 10
Temperance N,l. John b Light. Elizabeth
John.an. William H. Light. Frances " Reid.
and Peter r. Light, heir. and distributes OF
Michael Light. deceased. aud Hudson johnson.
husband IT snii Elizabeth and Hugh " Reid.
husband If said France. "
Yuu and each Of YOU nrs hereby cited To be-
and npprtr before The Probate Court NJ said
rpuury. nj the courthouse thereof on the fourth
MONDAY In March neat. then aud there to how
cause viii, the petition Of Rufus " Light ad.
miui.tmipr ut the estate uf Nirhnel Light dc.
..,.sl rm,iug for the snie Of real estate
should not We granted.
ny oder ct court I.suyl January ~, 1861
ra.lt VIZ wOoTrES Clerk.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

whereas letters Of administration ON ne a..
tate If Ie.se Watson. deceased, late uf Pamela
county were granted 10 the undersigned ai ibt
january term. 1866, Of the Probate Court ul
aud Pamela county by said court no" nl
PERSONS having claims against snid estate VIII
m,.rnl the anne lur registration 10 the clerk >
.nrp III aaid pupln county within the time
prescribed by lnv, or they viii be forever bar
rcd &c BLACK WOOp,
lp.tt Administrator
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-09
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.

will attend at the following times and
places for the purpose Of collecting the State
and county tax for the fiscal year 1866:
AtPanoll each Monday until the lst April
1851.
Sarlis February 9th, 26th, aud 2ith, 1867.
Pleasant Mount February 9Th and 2sth, 1867.
Como, February 1lh and March lst and 3D.
1897.
Lougtown, February sth and March 9th aud
9th, 1867.
Peach Creek, February 9th and March Ith
and sth, 1857.
Star Place, February l2'h and March 9th
1861.
Robina. February 18th and March 18th 1867.
Pope, Station, February liih and Nafeh
18th, 1867.
Eureka. February 18th, and March litb and
18th. 1867
Rynum. February 10Th and March IT, 1867
S]pringpor,, February 10th and March 18Th
and 10Th.
Taxpayers are requested to bring with then
the numbers Of their lands ~ II will greatly
aid me In finding them on ;hc assessment roll
Parties not assessed will meet 81 the ahoH'
places and render In their lists.
II. - JONES.
nla.id Sheriff Pamela county.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-09
For n
Enigma.

| am composed of u letters.
Nv - 3 10 IL, is a dangerous hu-
,iny.s 10 do these times.
My IT 8 10 - . 10 IL. Is CALI
ing that profits mons but grocery
keepers.
Nv u IL -, Is a Greek word, the
translation cf which causes different
modcs Of worship between two Chris
tian denominations.
Ms s2gll y IL, IA n of the
sea ncitics who DESTROYED her chill
drcn by fire to see if they were inn
mortal.
Nv % Is 90. Is something the
old sinners around Pamela wouldn't
like to see.
Nv 7176 l6 . 81, was a heather
sportcr whose manner Of living was
supposed to cause the alternate return
If spring aud summer.
Ms whole was the tabled birth
ularr Of one Vt the ancient Gods.
Answer next week.
Answer to Enigma in last weeks
STAR.
No. /. "Thc temple Of Diana at
Ephcsus.'
No. . dickens aud Shuf0rd."
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-09

Ever, patron obtains a watch by THE ar
r,sarment. csiing but $40 while i may he
uatth $3.50. No rartihiil shown
Nr.srt J. Hitkling 4 Cas Go,t American
Watch Co. New York city wish to imneli-
,isl, dispose VI the ~ We magnificent stock
Certificates naming ARTICLES arr placed in
...ltd rn,cloptl Holders arr entitled To The
,~sti.lss named IN their reftihtatsS upon paw
u,sni %. Ten Dollars whether II h a watch
Worth $3.50 ur cns worth less The return ct
.pv Of our certificates entities you 10 the afti-
Gle usmci thtrruu. urvn payment irrespective
II its worth. and ts no article valued Jess than
tta i named rn any certificate u will ~ once
h. seen that THE Is no lottery hut 4 straight,
flrNari legitimate transaction. which mas ee
participated In even by the most niidiousl
Asineie certificate viii be ssnt by mail rost
paiI upiu rrrrirt uf IS cents i've tt 81.
eleven fr a.. thitiy-thrtc and elegant prsmi-
am far Is s|iNiy-sit and hi6fe valuable premium
~ sta. one hundred and musi superb watch
ar as. To agents o. ihcss wishing employ
meat this IL rare opportunity Il s leEiti-
mafsfy conducted taaUsss 3a'y ag'hgfsEa y
the government. and ofea &c ths mos, careful
urutinv. Ttv rsl
AAIr,a 1. HlCkLtNG A Co.
tts BpsdHsy-nsar z. q.
sa.1- Cit Of Me- fofk
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-09


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u.lHh 1900 ...II.
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speech delivered ~ That BODY w'l'
the following revelation regarding
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Of understand that the rcnso.
why impeachment has not ice
pressed forward !. because the pre-.
i rt presiding officer Of the Ncnal,
10 Foster who IL q profound IowyoI
and docs Show some symptom, {
~ conscience has refused 10 accept III
,- Presidency under such circumstance
aud If he CONTINUES for that rca,o
nct a.. President they would have
= dispose Of him. It Is c%ontcmpIat,
T.. " ,...I a..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-09

$50 mI aO al persons indebted 'o w on nIt
rHla 10 nY'u NJ como ffHnl lud .r'i|
rr without mrhaf dtIhY
81 htr not Troubled 500 no account ~
these oi lrbta Wa have hpi annoyed y1n
vih dun or quite Vs. lHd NOT OH you 70 NJ.
vide me- proceed. Of lasi years crop with me-
vs. have given sou. unaskel, the ome TINT
that $50 obtained ON our own debts. In return
for ths Indulgence we think W. ar entitled
10 liberal payments out IF the p]fc'rnt efop,
An vhu will come up and pay Ny The w Of
December next, wiIl find ne disposed to settle
un lihcml terms Those who 10 not pay ~
make satisfactory settlements by the ~ Of
January may expect to be sued In the first
court thereafter.
uft2u-3m UEFLlN h NOBGOOO
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-09
1915 Main street, Jackson Block,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

Sole agent for VIM. Knabe 4 Co.'S World
renowned Gold medal PIANOS.
Pronounced by competen, judges to be the
hes, now manufactured. A full and well as
soried stock constantly on hand. Persons in
want Of a really G~rst-class Piano will do well
to call before purchasing elsewhere. Also,
agent for Kindt ( Mautz, and other celebrated
Pianos.
E1o"Rcmcmber the place: No, $40 Main st.
jackson Block. Jil3-Jm
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-09
}. HicLIing a. Co.'S
Great Sale of Watches

On the popular one price plan. giving every
ritron / handsome aud reliable watch irr the
low price Vt Ten Dollars vithou, regard 70
,5llt tni not To be- paid iJt unless perfectly
satisfactory
.n1 M ~.-lIhnrlln. unt.h.. tlin ln $50
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-09
j. u.
J.. II. WATSON,
ID Il N IT L q IT 4,
No. 3l2 MAIN ST., con. Monroe,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

nr WATSON still continues the practice Of
his prclc s.iuu, at his wrll-kuovu office in Menu
phis and the thousands of teeth which he has
extracted In the past few months without pain.
hy the aid Of local aues,hetics and biz new
methods Of adjusting temporary teeth mime
iiately after extraction. with every degree Of
comfort and entire sucCrss warrants him in
soliciting the patronage of those who have for
years been drradiug this now entirely harmless
and painless operation. All operations IN evety
branch uf the profession performed In The mos,
skirlfl and iudiciuus manner, and satisfaction
guaranteed. ea-3m
s1rOErs No. 3t2 Nam street. eorHsr Alsros
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07

Durlequ.
An old friend of ours who got his ''cdi-
cation" in burning brush and clearing land
in Southern Ohio, always said ''burlequ'
for burlesqne, and We adopt the term
In the late elegant tournament-this is a
popular word now, from getting married
down to Base ballot the Wisconsin and
MINI. Editors, gentleman well known
as wag Of the first water-,rater hardly
applies to him either, or rather he does
not much frequently apply to it as bev-
cragc-beg pardon CHAN. but there arc
many others who arc slightly hydrophobic-.
but this sentence is growing lengthy and
we have not begun yet. To resume as we
were saying: the editors aforesaid chad
time" Wrigglesworth, the very clever
Englishman of the Dodgeville Chronicle
slandered Shanghai Chandler, formerly .o
the Adams Co. Independent, and Shanghai
thus goes for the Englishman
"WENGEANcE is Our N.-When the dark
complicated editor hereof meets the editor
of the Dodgeville Chronicle, him of tho
latter sheet will have his head punched FOL
the COMPOUNDED lie he has caused to be ex
tcnsively published about our being CARR
cd down the Minnehaha Falls and lodging
on the foot-bridge. We will goad him
pound him, fail him, pull his hair, lick
him, push him down, kick him, roll hin
in the mud, spit on him, kick him again
set our dog on him, fling stones at him
in short, pull him about by the coat tai
and hurt him badly.
Papers that have published this Mime
haha tale on US will do us justice by pub
fishing our declaration that the durn lie j
not true. a|El $500
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07

A Notwithstanding turned up be-
tween TREAT and DoUGLAs, and Ed. quit.
We don't know if either were to blame,
but we see Douglas driving Pit and Roudy
of the Merchants Union, and we conclude
Douglas and John don't "hitch." Having
10 personal interest in their dissensions,
We have no opinion to give; but it is uni
-versal remark that Mr.. Douglas is one of
the most attentive, prompt, faithful Ex-
press-man that ever drew rein or handled
a package. We think the Merchants I'm
ion has secured most valuable assistant.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07

Mr.. VAN NooRDEN, an Israelite, and stu
dent at Iowa College, preparing for the
ministry, will lecture at the Congregation
al Church in this city, on Wednesday eve
ming of this week, at o'clock, in regard
to the Jewish people, giving an account
of his own conversion. Mr.. Van Noorden
is said to be a very worthy and interesting
young man, and comes well recommended.
All are cordially invited to attend.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07

MEG. w. R'y.-It is said Supt Atkins
in making things "hum." lie calls to see
US frequently and We begin to like him al
we did "Bill' Strong. His energy, gen.
eral management and social qualities are
making friends for him as rapidly as he is
making railway to St. Paul. The track is
now laid 10 miles beyond Cresco and by
the middle of September We can reach
Austin and st. Paul by rail- aas l. sc
The time table of the McGregor Western
is changed trife.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07

A Letter. aa, ..r :t...
We like lettcrs-not Belle Lcttres, tho
We would be unmanly not to confess to the
belle part of the commentator. Folks
were made to live together, You know, or
the Great AM would not have put ADAM
and Eve in the same garden! Below is
part of letter from most esteemed friend
Ia bluf-climber of the McGregor promon-
tories--an enthusiast in natural science--a
geologist without education in ''that line''
"a social companion without DESTINATIONS
assumption of pre-ternatural knowledge
believer in Truth as it is developed thro'
the agency of Fact-an eloquent orator-a
close obseryer-an accomplished gentle
man. He failed to write us as he agreed,
and this is his very pretty and satisfactory
apology:
n MILWAUKEE, July 81, 1867.
We're you ever so intensely selfish that
you could not, or would not, for three
whole weeks-fnll of enjoyment, weeks in
which you were kept under the delicious
intOxication of that rarest Of life's wines,
the magnetism of wisdom, wit, beauty,
courtesy and congeniality, the magnetism
that sparkles and thrills and electriies the
soul that is made to feel the attrition of
kindred souls. Were you ever so selfish
that with such surroundings you would
feign wrap tins mantle of sunbeams about
you. reyel in its warmth and glittcrance,
and SO begrudge the disporting ola sin
gle ray, that you could not or would not
write to friend lest you should throw off
some of your lifes sheen, like an errant
meteor; and seeing another thawing his
arctic breme by the glow of that sun whose
beams you would monopolize +? Tell me
this, and then tell me of yourself as you
are after the change of three weeks. 1--WE
know tits three weeks nearer the day when
Chaos will strike hands with Eternity y
Tell me of our friends-tell me Of Nc
Gregor, which, since have not forgotten
in these three weeks, know never shall
forget. Commend me to any who may ask
kindly concerning me, and send me the
TINES. Yours, faithfully,
TO A. p. Il. j. S. }.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07

Apy'rs.-See the North McGregor Dec
laration Of School Indepe ndence--thc sep
aration of Jarret from Barron & Co.-the
James MacGregor notice of Messrs. Buell.
II MoKinlay-the Mt. Carroll Seminary
adx't-.the Tam 4 Teabeau Sunday law
me. two shows now placarded all over
town, See everything in the paper, and il
4 isn't worth the price please return and
= xet your money back Il
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07

Ky. AND TENN.-Thes States have voted.
The former going 10000 Democratic, with
scven-eighths of the Legislature = the
latter as heavily Radical. So the world
progresses. Negroes, with Northern guides
and plunderers, voted in Tennessee. In
Kentucky the whites did the voting.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07

ToMAroEs.-Jno. Folsom, of Prairie du
Chen, lays us under additional obligations
by handing over a sample of new Toma-
toes. 10. McIlose and lady and our folks
threaten to turn Folsom out Of church if
he don't quit his generous distribution of
vegetable favors.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07
Tenn Dernllcc.

Temperance.
The Temperance PLATFORM of Dcs Moincs
insists that the Republican candidates for
State offices, are Church members and
Anti-License. lie is called "a little era.
zy on the subject of Prohibition" bv
Ingersoll, of the Muscatine Journal
The Journal thus enters the ring on Col.
Merrill. We want to hear the Col. HIM
self on this issue. How will the Good
Templars like this endorsement. Will SAN.
please define, or does he prefer silence
1t may be an awful thing in the estima-
ton Of some men that our candidates hap
pen to belong to orthodox churches and
drink no intoxicating liquors, but we APP
prehend the upright people of tn, State
are not going to be shocked thereat. We
know that Col. Merrill was elected to the
Legislature from Clayton county, in 1859,
when other Republicans were defeated for
no other reason than that they were strong
on prohibition.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-07

OUTSIDE. industrious peruser of
our paper will find the outside Of this is
sue quite readable. The girls will be pleas
ed with /" My Love and L." Elderly la
dies and sentimental people will be pleased
with the. quiet tale Of Mrs. Bunker, or
I" Married at Last" Mark Twain on
advice" is particularly rich. Modern
Theatricals, with little Editorial on the
Black Crook. Greeley and the Gars..-..
Ritualism.. Capt. Watrous, =. r and his
Dog. Josh Billings and Prof. Blot.