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Arthur's Home Magazine, 1869


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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
lN signed was on the 9th day of October
1868, appointed by the rebate Court Of
N onroe County, Ohio, Execute of the estate
Of Barthoiomaeus Diegel, decd.
novsws, MICHAEL LOHR.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

On the Both ult., from the subscriber, living four
miles East of Beallsville, TWO BAY HOR-
SES-one, dark bay with white star in fore
head, 151a hands high, and 3years old; the other
16 hands high, white in forehead, nose an done
hind foot white, 3 years old. A liberal reward
will be paid to any person or persons who will
notify me where they can be found or deliver
them to Me.-cct6 MARX ALBERT ."
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The State of Ohio, Monroe County, ss
l. Jere. Williams, Clerk of Court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county and
State aforesaid, do hereby certify that the
above is truly copied from the copy of said
order now on file in my Office.
Witness my hand and seal of said
[L.s.l Court at Woodsfeld, this 9Th day Of
October, A. D. 1868.
oct2Ow4. JERE. WILLIAMS. Clerk.
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COMMON PLEAs COURTS
Muskingum county, January Is, April 2l,
November IL.
Morgan county. March 9, June /, November
Ia.
Noble county, April 6, July 90, October 10,
Guernsey county, January rs, April &c,
October IL,
Monroe county February Is, May II, No.
vember /.
Belmont county, March l, May 81, Novem-
ber Is.
Harrison county, February i, My 8, octo-
Der IS.
Tuscarawas county, February %, May H.,
November s.
| Jefferson county, March 8, May 81, Novem-
ber %.
And it is further ordered that this order be
pu blished four consecutive weeks in the sew
eral weekly newspapers published in said
District and that James N. Kennedy, Clerk
Of the Court of Common Pleas of Tuscarawas
county, forward certified copy Of this order
to the several Clerks of the Court of Common
Pleas in said District, and to the Secretary of
State of the State of Ohio, forthwith. Done
this 25th day of September, A. D. 1868.
GEORGEW. MoILVAINE,
MOSES VI. GRANGER,
JOHN S. WAY,
Judges of said Court.
The State of Ohio, Tuscara,oas County, IS:
/, James M. Kennedy, Clerk of Court of
Common Pleas within and for the county and
State aforesaid, do hereby certify that the
above is truly copied from Il g original order
Of said Judges now on file in my office.
In testimony whereof have hereun-
to set my name and affixed the seal of
us my Office, this second day of October,
A. D. 1858.
JAMES N. KENNEDY, Clerk.
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H@ Samuel Cady, of Webster, Iowa
was bitten on the arm about month age
by large black spider, but was not con,
scious of injury until about two weeks
afterward, when the pain became excru-
ciating and death occurred on the 11th.
Its said that his illness resembled hy-
drophobia in its worst stages, and the
persons attending him were in constant
danger Of being bitten unless they sp-
preached him with great caution. In his
delirium he imagined himself to be an
immense spider, and was constantly raw
ing about his web, for such he imagined
his bedto be. So powerful was his mad
ness that it required the utmost exertions
of several strong men to hold him dur
during his paroxysms.
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &C,
consisting of

consisting Of
Teas, Coffee, Sugar,
Molasses, Syrups,
Vinegar, Burning and
Lubricating,and other Oils,
Salt Fish, Dried Apples, Canned Fruit, ,Raisins,
Prunes, English currants, Tobacco, Cigars,
Yankee Notions, Candies, Paper Collars and
Cuffs, Fruit Jars, Rice, Hominy, Soaps, ,Conoen-
centrated Lye. Baking soda, saleratus,
Memorandum, Blank Toy & School Books,
Letter or Foolscap Paper sold by the ream
at Wheeling prices.
Lamps and brushes of all descriptions.
Candies and Confeotioneries of all kinds kept
constantly on hand.
Tubs, Buckets, half bushel measures, Brooms,
Washboards, Hoes, Forks, shovels, and axes.
In fact, keep everything usually kept in a
First Class Grocery Store.
B| Don't forget the place. Schuma-
Cher's New Building.
seplly. P. SCHUMACHER.
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COMMISSIONERS sALE 90
LAND

~ virtue N 4 derroe NJ tho Cbaa
.ay Court u Panels county State n
" iaiasiptd, rendered IN lha 18th day
~ November, 1851 In The sait n
Henry Duke, N al, executors 10,
cmplai6anla, against w. H. Nickls
81 NJ, defendants, NO lT2 IN said
court, I will NJ Commissioner therein
appointed On Monday the OH Of
July 1864, n The doof If the court.
house IN the town NJ Pamela, In mid
Nuniy, within lawful hours, offer for
sale on q credit Of siS months from
the dag of sale, The following tract II
land, lying and being In said county
OF Paoola, and known as the whole
Of sec.ion ., IN township ., range :,
west. Bond bearing siS per cent. In.
tcrest, with good security will be re.
quired Of the purchaser. Said land
will be sold In lots to suit purchasers.
joins G. HARRISON.
icG-bt Commissioner.
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oar Twelnh Volume.


With this issue begins the twolAh
volume Of the srAR. For The sup
port which has been given u In the
pnsi, We return our thanks, hoping
that our future career, and honest cf-
forts to subserve the interests Of our
own county may merit is continu-
ance. w have done what VIC could
tor the promotion Of freedom aud the
defeat Of radicalism, and have moth
ing TO regret, ave it he our inability
10 cIalt the Que and crush the other.
Our course IN the future may besafe-
ly anticipated and judged by thetoue
which has characterized our paper in
the past. We neither ask or expect
favor from the Radical traitors which
infest our State, but we do expect to
be granted a liberal support from the
liberty-loving citizens Of our own
county. Our highest aim is the ad-
vanccmen, Of all Southern interest.
and enterprises, and in theprmotion
or these We feel sure those of our
ri -HL"
county people wiz not be overlooked
or neglected. let US work to III,
advantage Of each other, and let moi
the meu who owe Us forget what i,
expected Of them.
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Come Up, Dlsloyal Leaguers!!


His Satrapcy, the commander Of
this military district, has issued an
other election order, or rather a sup
plement to the original one, by which
the time Of holding the election Is
extended one day, aud voting twice
is "made easy" The slim pr,encc
of doing justice upon which this last
order was issued is, that some might
have lost their certificates of regis,ra-
ton! Only a few days ago soch un-
fortunates, if there were any, had m
opportunity TO procure duplicates and
they did 50! We will wager our old
hat that there has not been Five Of
these certificates lost or mislaid since
then. The commanding general, un-
less be is inexcusably ignorant Of af.
fairs in his own district, knows this
order leaves loop-holc through which
loyal league niggers will not be slow
in voting twiccl Nothing will be
easier than for them to vote at their
respective precincts and then on the
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II A ks
PATENT PRESS

This new and valuable PRESS Is now offered
atR much less price than Is charged for an or
dIuary wood screw press. II will show its
merits at once, aud any common mind can see
at a glance that u will do all that II Is INTENDED
for and the most simple person can pack on II.
It's In no way complicated, Is not one Of
those things that arr always wanting q ma
chinist to be present every time you want to
use H. OF tied up 10 ropes and chains, as the
hand lever presses Of the present day. Your
life isin no danger when you stand around 10
see your cotton pressed. nor are your mule. or
horses In danger Of having their legs broken;
neither does Il take al the timber on your land
TO build ~ % a Captains company 10 raise II.
Labor Is high, money scarce, people poor and
needy, aud we now come within the bounds Of
your ability. This Is what We call the pres Of
a century, and will prvss al the cotton required
for yourself and Jour rising generation, With
out the constant expense Of rebuilding. We
only require 1900 feet Of lumber, board meas.
are' all told, and that Of q length zen can &c,
on scrub timber. You can put Il up By the
side or undeuide Of your gin, 10 suit your con-
v%cnlenee. We have had only THREE Of them
built, and you can see for yourself wha, those
who have them say about them and ihould
you need one, We would be pleased 10 supply
you. In a short time We will have one erected
In the city Of Memphis for Inspection. Call
and examine IL
We make the following propositions-we
use three difcrent kinds Of Pins;
For a rough east Pin, $3.50, for. with all the
bolts that arv necessary TO make IL complete,
excepting door irons. II can he nut nm ~, sas
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having
bccn granted TO the undersigned, ut
the March term, 1868, Of the Probate
Court Of Pamela county, Mississippi,
on the estate Of Elizabeth Hanson,
deceased, notice is hereby given to all
parties holding claims against said
estate, to have them properly probat-
ed and registered as the law directs,
or they will be forever barred.
j. ID. HANSON,
je6-Gt Administrator.
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NlIM faE EatnfahlL

Lei thals NJ sassh aatd "a.
DAf WATui fiiE POLlA
Ahd zee fhst ssl . aHee HIeeAI tass
Il assf Tbls u NE sflfs Az II
ApAH ~ Ne sbsmHgtmesl N nAA
iesl vllIalsy and asy sHi A. G,slf
eimast 10 dsisai me- sill NJ ths teo
pic vk,ofy u aI@ui ~ pefeh 0fob
euf triumphant haadefs, and n ~
an vIKilamt fgDAy sNeess Il esf
tain
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LAND IN BATESytI.I.r.

Pursasn, 10 a dscrse Of the rrvh.,e Court
n rsuels tcansy. mad, . tn Jans tenn. tsss,I
ill easf fsf ssis 70 The highest bidder, on
Monday, The "a az o. August 10 BstesviIie.
the 6lAs winr described iand hslenrinr 70 ths
estate q W = Wells decreased. t-vit A lot
u land IN the sosshset corner 81 The sutk.
-esi yaaFisf q the ncr,hesst quarter 81 go
hoo 2 township 2, range seven, e. follows
remussSias ~ = stake on the south buanisry
Inc ~ aid susftts. running thence moth. %
east : shaiss shd ~ inks % . stake. liar
north chains and 4 LINKS 70 q stake, then
seath, lss, vest : ehslns sna 1s finks 10 Be-
EisninF, ssstsisiss ess sna Gee snssnth
~ t5-leel scrpS Also lot Of xropud No 8
10 hcek ', hgsk lying and b-iug " TIE toes
Of B>sssviiis, p<asis coasss. Mississippi So
land viil b s.id % : credit 81 On ssa twelve
=eaths fEsss We ~ " ale. Bonds Nth -
az rrxrK.
l.,f-H ts-iass-s<rs ~ : wsHk s,
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Disappeared

A telegram from Washington, Of
The 18Th 10 Hon John ~ Ffecman,
chairman Of The Democratic Esecu.
tive committee states that the Itesi.
dent has jisapproy Il Of The action
Of General Mcdowell IL removing
Gov. Humphreys and Col Hooker.
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The WAR IN sorrn AMERICA
Rio Janeiro adyiccs to MAY 2G,h
state that BRAZILIAN 6naucc reports
show the cost Of the Parsgnnyan war
to be i2i,ooo,0oo, and the total
debt Of the Empire s2i7, 100000.
Lopez Is arming women, and has
1900 Of them ALREADY on the Tibicua-
~, under Eliza Lynch. an Irish
woman. Twenty-Five hundred Par
aguayans assaulted the Brazilian POI
sition On the Chaco, on the 4ih Of
May bat verv repulssd. The Para
guayans are reported as having given
nP the attempt to storm Huamita.
aad nov propose TO reduce The city
by starving the garrison. The peo-
pie have united in supporting Laps
BY providing rc,ouuss to carry on
the war.
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COMMISSIONERS AAfg OF
IAMU

M4HHst ~ fsans # ~ ftsasfY
flaHff afs aHHlfff zee
~ IA GatN a. II gaaf iaAI = M -
HHA HeAH HHfaH a. #HhiHaH#
iFfaa HafFaH. atflalslf4laf "a q
Aaasah. he lI0 |. 40 eaaFt elH =
fHH iNhV fHefHia sHWiNifH. aH MNafaF
w aab ~ II isiy, lsea \ ihs saHthgss
tAf Ne laHH q FaHait j. ~ fl4Hf}
siisla leffI kaHH eHaf A. cote iRs ~ asht
M ihs flf sHaf HsHeg r. ~ pHil II Aalt lhs
iyid8s 70 tfffff NJ Hf AHafhS hsh " ~
n aif ~ At slhr ffiashls aallas " esd
lgiar Aaa hslas N isia aa#@ig aAA saaw# -
I'M H On iH#6fhiF fHhef Nhf Brat
go Iaai FfiHiy FH = ffnssd N NJ faf
fhtisf IunH nAHHisus
lac IA Commissioner
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND. H4fff1

ny ,it,ue Of . deervs d II. chsaesry cour,
Of Pamela tvun,y, state o. Mississippi rvn-
dsrsd therein on ths 18th day Of November.
1851. IN The suit q " ]. Hale, complainant
against A. T. she<lsr. dsknsrnt No les. n
said court, ! will "a cona mIs-ioasr shsr.in an
pointed. on Noaasy. ne eth day Of fafiy. fsss
hetvssa The hssrs prescribed By law, a. fhT
eonrt-house door In the town Of ranela. in
mid eosnir, OFT hr ale 10 the highest t,as.r.
On . credit Of an mouths from ne a.y Of ala
the following lsnds lying snd hsiar IN aid
sonntv. knows - the ~est half ~ he uarth-
vs>s as<rssr q s<esion Is. and u. nar,h k.if
q s>eticn y, sd ssvsn >rrss q The ssrth<.,s
surrsr II The sepshoss ss>Ffsr Of ssesss. !.
~ N sasnship I r~rse q vest Bond Win
roc< s<<uiu sillhs fequirsd o. ~ rurrA4s.f
- sjoHs q BARRf9oS,
es ocnslN1x.
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fHft ~ fffs4 ssH -
fsat q issf
A. pRaiaf masil8R "A Yaesea
iSsigs NJ NJ n Pee ahd Aeegisd
hss,as, ihs tsllgsias wsambls aaa
feadHilohs ssfs adefted
Wbsgeas, Il hoe flsastd ne 0feat
dfsbd Wmphlpfi N M aaiye,se
~ fsmoee ifsm ar midst uf -
lssmsa brother Asd Faat Maalsf, n
n IIoyI's, IN me dpsaess N age,
nepfafe,
NJ u tsatfsi That Va A. sincerely
bemoaG ihe haa NJ - gDsl 4 Mason.
bd had amfgn IN the haaafed hGte
that be we acceptable, duly and
truly prepared aud Z nov raised b.
the sublime Ial1u " perfect love In
hlissful Immortality,
Hesgls,d That THE issigs does
u eply aud truly aymmthi,e with
The widow aad hthefIess elhhlfen ~
the decreased In The, tbeif sore "a
lAmlty, In the loss u q husband ~
dear q father ~ kind ~ aneciionaip
aud dotlbg Though abscni In body
he still Fingers with you In spirit,
admonishiDg you 10 be faithful u1lo
death.
Hssoirei, That the members N
this Lodge wear the usual badge Of
mourning fof thirty days.
Resoircd, That this preamble aud
resolutions be published in the pano-
Ia SrAR, aud a copy thereof be- Gtn
Isbcd to the family Of The deceased
A. H. fidG, H. y.
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Lo ahoma, against The Constitu
ton 1863; for Constitution, 81.
Olive Branch, Dem 90; Rad. s5
Senntobia, Dem. 253; Rad. none
Horn Iake-Dem. ll3; Rad. 80
Oakland-Dem. ISL; Rad. none.
Water Valley, Yalobu.ha count,
-Democrats, 1852; Radicals, 7.
Spring Hill, Lafayette county
Democrats l56; Radicals, none.
Walden, Carroll couuty-Dcmo-
crats, $50; Radicals, 90.
Brownsville. Hinds county Demo
%Ocra,ic, i22; Radical, l75.
Stems Greek, Rankin county,
Against the Constitution, 25l; Tor,
%.
Pelahatchie-l60 Democratic ma.
jority. The Democratic majority In
Rankin county, as far as heard from,
il 100.
Battle Springs, Madison county,
For Constitution a; against 30.
Mo. Zion, Copiah county-Agains,
the Constitution 40 majority.
Morton, Scott county Democrats,
Ia; Radicals i2.
Lake, Scott COMPREHENSIVE
Is; Radical, none.
Bogue Chitto, Pike county Dem.
81; Rad IL.
Transport, Yalobusha COUNTY,
Dem. 220; Rad. "a.
West Station, Holmes county,
Demccralic majority, 30.
Polkville, Smith couniy-Dcm, 81;
Rad. 1.
Enca, Kemper county Dem. 40;
Rad. ..
Rocky Mount, Kcmper counly-
DEM 4s; Rad. IL.
Zion, Lnwudcs couuiy-Democrat-
ic majority 2S.
Copiali county, thrcc precincts
Democratic majority. 100.
Fair River Lawrence eounty-
81; Rad. IL.
A dispatch from Jackson ssys,hir-
y -nine precincts heard from give a
Dsmocniic majority Of over 1000.
Twenty-Five precincts, heard fom
the sbove was in type, give 3ii
additional Democratic majority.
JACKSON, June 25-Resnrns from
.ixty precincts give the Democrats
majority. W.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
A N iil i =

py virtas Of . decree o. he chancsry cour,
Of Panel. eoaniy, State q uissisippi. r.n.
dersd therein on the lsth dsy q Sossuhrr.
10. IN ne sait o. Allen Hents, e~supl@isast
against n. wnsy, adminissrssor Il. ii. a.,
fsndsue No iss IL sid euurt I uiil a cen.
missioner therein appointed. o. noudss ~
ine day Of July, isss. at he oourt-l ~.
door IN the ts~n Of fsnola, u ala eos.sv
estsssa the hears pes,zissa By is~ ssSs 5,
- me highest eddsr the Soils~ine de-
sefihsd 'ses u lsnd. lvlax and heinr "a s-ls
eoaay Of pshoa, snd ksovu q. a. aor,h.
vest quartet o. ssetion !. and IN. wi k.lf n
ne ssush .ssissz'sr Of section a an N sovsr
alp 10. Of rsnr q vest
nsss o. saLs-rhs-> r<r cent q d. pss.
- .sssy 70 > paid = e>eh, n hslases q
: ersdit q ds months from he dsy Of All
Bond rish t~e roed ~rzrisirs vii !. ,,ouir-s
ne = e>lsnc y Tie rsrsksp nsssr -
Jonr O nARRIbox.
r"H psuninissrf
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W. learn from The Ciasion of
Monday that Governor Humphreys
declines 10 surrender ,be State of.
Mississippi 10 General MctIuselI ~
hIa appolntee.
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Business House for Rent and Bar
Fixtures for sale,

will sell on SATURDAY, JUNE 81, 1868,
the BAR FIXTURES Of a Saloon, and n
BAa,rFLLt TABLE. and also rent the house in
which said fixtures were formerly used, in
Batesyille. The house Is In n good location
for business, being the first house ems, Of the
Railroad. .rr.. W. A. HINES,
mayJ0-lm Administrator.
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RATES OF TUITION
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Letters of administration having been grant.
ed 10 the undersigned On the estate Of James
Hunt deceased, by the Probate court Of Panola
county, Ni~, at the June term, 1888. tbervol
al persons having claims against said estate
are hereby aotihed 10 have them Prohatrd and
rFi'iefvd In the Office Of the Clerk Of said
cuurt, 10 The town Of Pamela. within the time
prvsrited BY Law, OF they will be forever barred.
JAMES A. HUNT,
Iea'sst Administrator.
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-
Special Notice.

! have been compelled, In sclf-defcnse, to
place all accounts due me In the hands Of an
officer for collection. Persons interested will
cave costs by coming forward Immediately and
settling their liabilities with me.
may23-4t ANDREW JACKSON.
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NOTICE.

To the creditor, Of VIM. J Boho. decreased.
The CLERK u The Probate Court u Panola
county, a~issinippi, At the June term. lsss
thsrcaf Sled q statement u claims registered
IN hs orhes against said dscedeht Said state.
meat vii BE- taken up for examination and
allowances on the fourth Monday In July. isss.
shrn and vhsre yua arr requested In attend.
BY order Of court. issusd June u, 1888.
W. T. WoCTTEN,
is2'-N Clerk.
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A sprinkle OF War.

We learn from the Nashville pa
per- that, for threatening languagr
nm old negro man, living near Chapel
Hin, forty-ono miles from Nashville,
wus taken out and whipped by scv-
eral men disguised, who, on admins
tering the fourth blow, were fired on
from M unexpected quarter, aud
some Of them wounded. The man
was released, and the supposed Ku
KIuxcs separated. The Nashville
Banner says;
On Tuesday afternoon eighteen
negroes, armed with muskets and
pistols, marched upon the pike a
short distance from Chapel Hill, and
announced that they intended to Kill
all the KuKlux in that vicinity. As
soon Is this WIS kuown in town, four
teen whites took their shot guns and
pistols, and proceeded in double
quick to meet the dusky warriors,
tut the latter having received new-
Of the advance of the white party,
retreated into the woods, aud secreted
themselves in u ravine. After dill
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SHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of two vendltioni erponas' 10 m.
directed from the Cinnis Court Of Pamela
county, Wis., one made In favor of Henry
Laird Va James shelton, and one IN favor q
NJ. Bsnson. administrator, ". James Shelton.
! viii on Monday The 9Th day Of July. isss, a,
The couri-house dcor IN the town Of Panols In
sAid county, within lawful hour, offer for .ale
70 toe highest bidder, bf essh, The following
propsFty, ,c-wit, All Of section "a north 81
the boundary line Of the Choc,aw Nation: slso
partc' section y, aud part Of the suuth half
o. section ~ being 20 much as . line running
que north and south through section %, and
the south half Of sectien n, and the ,or,h
halt Of the northeast quarter. and northr,,,
quarter n section "a, al IN township 10. r.pvs
!, west Chichasaw ces.ion, IN .aia cousss
ls,ied on as the property Of James shsltou 10
sa,isfy aid wfits and costa.
tel3-3t r n. JONES sheriff