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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-06-19
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The Forged Will.

n FEW years HSO u iiluii vi IiSh io-
spectability was tried in England on a
charge Of forging will, in which 1t
was discovered he had an indirect in
terest to large amount. Mr.. Warren
was the associate prosecuting attorney,
and the case was tried before Lord Den
man.
The prisoner being arraigned, and the
formalities gone through with, the
prosecutor placed his thumb over the
seal, held up the will and demanded of
the prisoner If he had seen the testator
sign that instrument, to which he
promptly answered, he had.
"And did you sign it at his request as
subscribing witness""
81 did"
"Was it sealed with red or Jlock wax"
"With red wax"
"Did you see him seal ii with red
wax ?"
81 did,"
"Where was the testator when he
sealed and signed this will?"
"In his he'd"
"Pray how long Il piece of wax did
he use ?"
"About three or four inches long,"
"Who gave the testator this piece o 4
wax ?"
"I did,"
"Where did you get ?"
"From the drawer of his desk"
"How did he light the piece of wax?"
"With CANDLE"
"Where did the piece of candle come
from?"
II got it out of n cupboard in his
room."
GLOW long was that piece of candle?"
"Perhaps four or five inches long"
"Who lit that piece of candle?"
II lit it,"
"With what ?"
"With a match"
"Where did you get that match?"
"On the mantle-shelf in the room."
Here Warren paused, and fixing his
deep blue eyes upon the prisoner, he
held the will above his head, his thumb
sun rcstilS upon the sea-, anu Silu III u
solemn, measured tone:
Now, sir, upon your solemn oath
you saw the testator sign that will--he
signed it in his bed-at his request you
signed it, as subscribing witness-you
saw him seal tit was with red way
he sealed it-a piece of wax two, three
or four inches long-he lit the wax will
n piece of candle which you procured
for him from cupboard-you lit tina
candle by match which you found OF
Il mantle .shelf?"
81 did,
"Once MORE, sir, upon your solemn
oath, 3son did,"
81 did,"
"My Lord-IT's a wAFER!!!"
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a TEILING'ARGUMENT.--A man on
trial for murder was successfully de-
Tended by his counsel in the following
argument:
"Thou shalt not kill" Now if you
hang my client, you transgress the COM
mand as slick as grease and plump as a
goose's egg in Il loafer's face. Gentle
men, murder whether committed by
twelve jurymen or an humble individ-
ual like my client. Gentlemen, / do
not deny the fact of my client having
killed man,no such thing, gentlemen.
You may bring the prisoner in guilty"
the hangman may do his work, but
will that eNonerate you: No such
thing. In that case you will be the
murderers. Who among you sprepared
for the brand of Cain to be stamped up
on his brow to-day? Who ireemen !?
Who III this land of liberty and light ?
Gentlemen l will pledge my word not
one of you has bowie knife. No, gen
temen, your pockets are OdOriierous
with the fumes of cigar cases and tobac-
co. You can smoke the tobacco of rec
titude in the pipe of Il clear conscience
but hang my poor client and the scaly
alligator5 otremorse will gallop through
the internal principles of your animal
viscera, until the spinal >ertebrae OF
your national construction is turned in-
TO railroad for the grim and CORY COB
| lins of despair. Gentlemen, | adjurt
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ORANGEVILLE DIRECTORY.

NR, o. A. MEGARGEL physician and surgeon,
~ Main ST., neat door to Goods HOTEL vl-ni7
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CIIANCERY NOTICE.

The State OF Mississippi. In the Ohhneery
Court of Pamela county. At rules before the
clerk Of said court, nj bis Office In the town Of
Pamela, on The 10th day Of April A. D.. 1868.
John b. Firer ". Charles Strong IL al.
Upon opening oomplaInants bill In this
cause, Il appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
court that the defendant, Charles Strong ls q
nonresident Of the State Of Mississippi, Il Il
therefore ordered BY the court that The said de
fendanl, Charles Strong, DO eater bis appear
ance herein on or before the first day Of tho
next term Of this court TO be holden at The
COURTHOUSE Of naid county, In the iown q
Pamela, on the seventh Monday afier the fourth
Monday In March, 1864, and plead, answer, o.
demur to the complainants bill herein, Or The
allegations thereof win be taken for confessed
Il Is further ordered by the court that . copy
Of this order be published 10 the Week.. Piano
Ia Star. a public newspaper printed and pub
llshed IN The town Of Pamela, In said count.
for four weeks successfully. .
JOHN {. HARRISON, Clerk.
Miller 4 Miller, solicitors apll-sw
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ie6-3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.

j. +. Lavender, use &c, and as ex-
ecutor, vs.. s. ii. Smith.
BY virtue of two writs of execu-
ton to me directed from the Circuit
Court of Pamela county, Mississippi,
one made in favor of j. +. Lavender
use, &c, VS.. s. II. Smith, and one as
executor VS.. Smith, ] will on Monday
the 9th day Of July, 1868, at the
courthouse door in the town of Pan
ola, in said county, within lawful
hours, offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash, the following prop
erty, to-wit: Northeast quarter OF
section 90, township Z, range 7, lying
and being in Pamela county, levied
on as the property of defendant to
satisfy said executions end costs.
X. i. JOKES,
icG-3t Sheriff.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE LAND,
Near Batescils. Pamela County.

By virtue Of a decree Of the ChanceFy Court
Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, rem
dsred at the May, term, 1866, thereof IN a case
wherein Green n Watkins and Henry Laird
are oomplainanis, and Simon P. Lester ct al
defendants, | will, ne commissioner therein APP
pointed, on Monday, the 18th day u July,
lsss, at the court-houss door In The town Of
Pamela, In said county, between the hour pre-
arrihed by Law, offer for vale nj public auction
10 the highest bidder, on . credit Of sin months
from the day u sale, the following lands, To-
wit: Ninsty-six asres being a portion Of sec
ton eight, In township nine, Of nhge seven,
west, ihe greater portion Of which Il on tho
aoalhNsst quarter Of said s~ec,ien, and founded
A iollowss Beginning st The center Of said
section. running thence ine souih "a chains q
he center of the railroad, thence south With
the center Of The railroad 81 chains, The south
boundary Of aid section, thence wesi with ths
south boundary % chains and 20 links, thence
north 40 rhains thence west'7o chains, Themes
northG 10 ehsins thence west 20 chains, thFuss
NORTH 20 chains thence ca. % ehains themes
nor'hB chains N links. thence east 81 chains
thence south 0, III cehains 70 the beginning
bslag IN the aaaaty Of panola aforesaid.
Bend wish swo good securities sill be re
qaired Of the purchaser.
JOHN G. HARRISON,
jsIs1ss - Commissioners.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

G. Miller q Son ~. Thomas II.
Moscley.
BY virtue Of a writ OF renditioai
erponas to me directed from the Coun-
ty Court Of Pamela county, Missis-
sippi, at the April term, 1868, made
in favor of G, Miller Il Son, VS.. r..
i. Moseley, | will on Monday the6th
day of July, 1868, ut the courthouse
door in the town Of Pamela, in said
county, within lawful hours offer Tor
sale to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following property, lying and be-
ing in said county, to-wit: Southwest
quarter of section 80, township 8,
range 5, west, levied on as the prop
erty of defendant to satisfy said zen
ditioni erponds and cost.
II. b. JONES,
ie6-3t Sheriff.
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The Merchants National Bank Of
Memphis has SUSPENDED payment.

L
The Merchants National Bank Of
Memphis has suspended payment.
jefferson Davis, while coming
down stairs with his children In his
arms, at Lexonville, Canada, Satur-
day, fell and somewhat injured his
back.
A Washington dispatch Of June
27th, says Congress will remain IN
session until August.
General John C. Breckenridge ar
rived In Toronto, Canada, on Satur-
day Last.
The decision Of The Supreme Cour'
Of Tennessee iu the Avalanche con.
tempt cases has been finally rendered
In form, declaring the Judgments o
Judge Hunter null and void. Thre'
cheers for a free pre=sl
The Radicals say that they are re
storing the Southern States to theil
old relations. That's all a lie, ans
they know If They ara placinI
them In new rslaticns-rrlations pev
er before knewH-reIations of infeFi
ority, humiliation and degradation
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Yeang's Great Physiological vork. Of sssry
one biz oru. doeior-bsil 4 . private instructor
for married par=uns or thoas sfuas 20 marry.
both male and female, In everything concern
ing he physiology sna relations of or sssaal
systsm. and the prpduesien or pssssaslpn Il
nrshrine. including al The new discoveries
never bssoss given In The English language. By
w Yerxa. " D. This l. really = valuable
and interesting work II i written In plain
language Cor ,hs ~rsnsrsi reader. and L illas-
tr.ssa Nth upwards d one handrsd snxrsv-
Tags. An young married p~spae o. hos COO
tsmpiatlsg marsiaEs and hssinE he least I'm
pedimsns 10 married lifs. should read hi
hupk. n ai.slo=ez seervts that ssrrr uus shuaid
- srau.inted NTH. sin n = ssbssk fAsi
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For the Pamela SrAa
C0ngratnlat0ry Letter from Iowa

DUBUoUE, Iowa, June 2G.
EDITORS STAR:-The Democratic
city of Dubuque sends greeting to
the gallant Democracy of Mississip-
pi in honor of the glorious victory
which you have achieved over mis-
cradle miscreants and Adventures
who have so long held sway over the
destinies Of your State. All honor
to the freemen of Mississippi You
have, in the language Of the immor-
tai Stonewall, "met the enemy and
conquered him." 1t seems that,
Judging from the late elections
throughout the North, the great re-
action has set in in good earnest, and
it seems to gain volume as il rolls on
from the hot-bed of Puritanism to
the shores of the Pacific. Your
victory is a doubly important one,
from the fact that it shows hat the
white niggers of the North can no
longer control their unfortunate black
tools in the South. 1t is on the black
vote that this miserable horde Of
fanatics base their hopes of victory,
for in the North they are losing their
prestige, as your readers are doubt
less aware, aud, ere the ides Of No
vember' you will see them sink into
that oblivion destined only for ty-
rants.
Some weeks ago a fine specimen oI
Pamela county wheat (threshed early
in May was exhibited on Change il
this city. and was pronounced Q
splendid article. The sight of such
early wheat rather astonished the
"ho0siers.D
The prospects Of abundant crop
throughout the northwest were neveI
better than this year. IL is crafty.
ing to know that the South will ais
produce enough at least for hom'
consumption, as she always manage
: to have a "crumb" for the stranger
4 You shall hear from me more a
length. Anon. Dixie.
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A #aHl tnN II n haHaF n IA
sas# aAssfv y tha lta A@i
. wlll ~ ~ - A.. 4 I'll.
Aai hm ~ Has -
Afe 1 n I#ilfsa lhas = I&fRe tfa#i
#iFE IT, pfsnt AmpEs affAhss.
meaEH hste tHsa made e. feel II
#Ao mgisHd. a#1 aAifAs# elIf h
delivered ~ enseffalnlhN speakers
.tgme NJ, INmaefags, III siatss aat
complexion. Hnd aa h ihs afhefAI
IuNHEnat
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W. are permitted 10 take tha fel
lowing ealfael from . rsisaGe letter
% : gentleman In lhl. plaeet
CnAhtfrus. dune "A, 1868.
$50 TaIIabaiehie coaniy, 30
N thls time, gives 4 Democratic ma.
joflty n about SIS hundred and sey.
enty VOTES. This majority will more
than likely he increased. We have
worked hard enough 10 deserve suc.
cess. Osanne'a emIasariea have done
o. no harm. No breach u Che peace
has occurred At any box within The
county, and nothing has tmnspired
to warrant 4 contest NJ The election.
The negroes who voted the Demo.
cratic ticket arc In high shirts over
their action. They arc evidently
gratiGeJ with the assurance that they
are exculpated from all blame, NOR.
ally and legally, In abandoning Che
Loyal League. Mayfair the great.
or number--were invciglcd into tht
hell-born association, and were held
together by threats Of punishment
They hold their heads up now ant
look happy, as in days of yorc.
Yours, truly, v
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MEMPHIS, TENN


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HHEWFFHAALT.

James u tautiid '. A n iiart
halter
By siftne II 4 efit II fsHdifigni
erpgHas to me directed from lha nun.
" Court ~ Pamela county, Mieia
sippi, made n Che April term, 1868,
IN favof n James II Faueette ", A,
=. Bufkhalaf, | viii ~ Monday tbe
Och day Of July, 1868, 81 Che court
bouse door IN The town Of Pamela, In
said county within lawful hotlrs, u.
fer iof sale 10 The highest bidder, for
cash, the following property, to-wlt
Fractional section 80, township \,
range 7, together with q cotton press
aud screw thereon, lying and being
IN Pamela counts, Mississippi, levied
on ns the property Of defendant Il
satisfy said rchdfioni erponds and
costs. X. H. JoSz,
je6-3t Sheriff.
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Dumb Apue. Intermittent and Remitent Fevers, Jaundice and Enlarge
ment Of the Spleen, or Ague Cake.

ment of the Spleen, or Ague Cake.
Having had indubhshh evidence Of It's prompt aud certain effects from The testimony Of a
multitude Of respectable citizens among whom aec aued SON Of our best physicians we DO
not hesitate TO scommendu this Preparation in all oo Of Fever and Aguc and OhIs and Fever
indeed. from tbs facts in our possession Of is Intrinsic value Il woldn mott too much 70 ~ to
rs ni when the directions are strictly complied with, We warrants cure every case where
NJ tried uh peasaatD tho tntE and the cheapest medicine In the world Therefore In
h NAV be declared the day 4 not far distant when II must b appreciated snd ued In
ever boa~hdd wheeF Fever and Ague or Chnna and Fever Is found exist
The wonderful operation Of the Texas Tonic Syrup In neutalnng the effects OF maAros
in tbs human system, cat only explain its extraordinary agency Ia the speedy thorough
and p armament cure Of Chs and Fever or Fever and Ague M all heir kindred diseases In
whatsyw form Of Bilious Complaints they may make their appearance.
Asia name imports II Is a Tonic Of rare and medicinal virtues composed Of paea and
harmless nsrdents and are so united A. 70 form a compound alike skilful In art beautiful In
and car be taken with safety the most delicate constitutions Its the result Of a
7nsIrs or srnedcuee and practice in Southern climate and was never known TO fall even
where all other remedies had Leu tried in vain.
1heae who ss unacquanid with the extraordinary properties Of this home production, man
usunard from cots and plants indigenous 10 the sl Of or asnnny South" land hence
sIantd % ts eae Of Southern climate dsassl are respectfully referred 10 the oruieaiad
,ansenblee citizen. whose name are embraced In a pamphlet which accompanies each bottle
.n hr sndorssmenu Of the pss in ali the Southern States indicating the many thousand
rar- already trhrmd BY our lastly ulehsh Texas Tonic Syrup M
The rrots from hundreds ~ Druggists Merchants an Dealer fon all p-rt q the ogn-
.x aw aalbrm in stating the medicine t safe certain and reliable. A. a substitute for qmrine
and he poionoa compounds heretofore generally ~d andh nPd5 sapphnlng everything
I0f this class.
TO- sa nj now sraarunafn an effort 10 away with old prdades In favor Of foreign
a.mdnss aal nav vi moi hope foreign aQpk NoHnmst the pupHstJH Of which In mut
- arc gossusd By nothing but meusnay motives. know nohiag Of the properties Of Ne
ddual Aguuu add care nothing for our Interest," nept 70 ehhee 9h people mo me nc OF
their vile mixtnsS rfn.# .v.F.tH#.
Il DEaleu muHsd upnb better terms hanhny other mmedy affords M s
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE, Druggists and Chemists,
Sole Proprietors, Memphis, Tenn.
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Friedman Brothers,
Wholesale
BOOTS, Shoes
and Hats,
No. 900 Main st.
SEES sm MEMPHIS.
sHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of an execution TO me dlrycted
from the circui, court Of Pamela county, Miss,
made IN hxoE of ". G. Maxwell. Executor, "
u. x. Blankenship, I will on Monday the 18th
dag Of July, 1868, a, the courthouse door in
the town Of Pamela. in said county. within
lawful hours offsr for sale TO The highest bid
der, for cash, the following land, to-wit; All
Of seriion ~, township !, range Q, west, lying
and being In Panola county, Miss, levied on a
the property Of defendant, Blankenship, "a
satisfy said execution and costs,
je2o.3t at H. D. JONES, Sheriff.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

BY virtue Of . decree Of the Chanesry Court
Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, render
ed on the 24th day Of May, 1896, In The suit Of
q Moselsy, complainant, against &c Duvsl.
defendant No. ia 10 said Csart ! will -
Commissioner therein appointed, on Monday
the 9Th day Of July, 1868, a Me eours-boase
door In the town Of Pamela, In aid county
within lawful hous, offer COT sale q publlc
auction 10 the highest bidder, on . credit OF
twelve months from ihs day Of sale, the follow
Ing described land lying and being In aid
comfy Of Pamela, and known ~ ihs nofihss.,
quarter Of section 7, IN township 3, Of range ..
ses,. Bond With tHo good zeepTitles will b
required u the purehalsr 1900
jobs G. HARRISON,
I.s.5t Commissioner.
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USKIsDEsT Cur OF ALL.-On
last Friday evening, after the close
of the polls at this box, as the Radi-
cal candidate for the State Senate in
this District was about to start for
his home, the colored men who had
voted the Democratic ticket, and
whom he bad counted upon 10 secure
his election, gave three groans for
the Loyal League, and continued
their shouts OF derision until his d.
minutive form was lost to sight
The poor fellow, with his frightened
woebegone visage, looked around bui
once, and his livid lips seemed t.
murmur sadly, FL IN Brutal" HI
did not attend the polls on the mex
day.
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NJ. ]. ROssEL,
GROCER, COTTON FACTOR,
AND
General Commfsston Merchant
No. 316 Front Row,
Memphis, Tenn.

Thankful for The liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to me by my friends, ] wosid re-
fer others 10 any one doing business heretofore
with my house. have always on hand family
aud plantation supplies. Also, ample f~asiiiflss
for handling all cotton or other produce con-
signed 10 me. Charges a. low IS regular mar
chants Of ths city, and as low na legitimate
business will Justify. yAIff.
&c. crLBERTs0N. well known In Mar
shall and Deeoto counties. hiss- Is always ca
hand, and in connection with w. D. R0DAAN
Of NassAAli counts. Niss, soaId bs pleased y
meet and accommodate thelr. old friends A
well as Others needing supplies. sszs-5H
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- Ill

l#hFF a fsiey - Fl hiIHegf
FIJI siFiHe If writ ~ 1feHHl N
h RI directed fpasH BaEg I s#H
III FAAalA aAanA9. 81 MAlH
n ths ART tfm. aaH. IN fagaH n
iiahw 4 faflaY ~ II " AHisH, |
vail ~ AfHHslHF ttn 9th Ha4 # tufFt
SCI "a she AHH h#tze daNf IA ~
ih.H n PAHsIHs IL mli msHhlg. w4h
n lawfal kmFfa. ansT ~ A4le a. Ehe
highest bidder. fT fush fhs I'll #IHH
ffapsfy. o. NHf Northeast quarter
n sseslaH ~. taaHAhlp !, FHa#a I,
lylHa aHd h#lHg In FsHai# wsHHtg,
" lsals#Hpvi IavlaI 81 A. ~ property
n defendant e. satisfy mid efsrHtiun
and tf@t IT, n HIsKH.
ieG ~ Sheriff.
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C0MIssI0NER,s SALE.

BY virtue Of = DEERE u the Chznessy Court
Of panols county, State Of hisi4ipp, fen-
ssrsd on the 18th day o. Sovembsr, 1851, 10
ths saii Of MARI j. n, kIisbrer, admipists-
tris, complainant, ngalnst D. u. kiAshnN -.
%scusor, 81 Al. ds0ndanb. No. t9t In aid Cesst.
will a. Commissioner therein appointed. on
Monday the sth day Of July. 1858, stihs eosEt
house door In the iown Of Pamela, In aid soen-
~, between the hour prescribed by las. err
6f sale NJ public auction, 10 the hiihest bidder,
The following lands lying and icing In aid
esanty. known As he east half Of nulinns a,
township .. range 3 VEST
TsIxs o. saIa.-0n . credit q II nonths
from the day % sale bond with good security
win he required u The purshas>r.
JOHN O. BARnI1Ok.
jss-st oommiuioaer.
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r,g, n. 4. Alternately keeps the
Il, ..uerb stock Of conicctioneries,
|'.,.. ste.. At Batesville, 10 DO found
n ANY market. Give him q call
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-27

GRANGE or ScHEDuLE.-Freigh
trains on the Mississippi and Tenncs-
se Railroad now pass B~atesville on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
gOing South, at 12:46 p. M. Going
North, pass Batesville Tuesdays,
Thursdays, aud Saturdays, at 1884
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