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state Of west Virginia

Ohio County Ciecsh COETf-kfe'"'
REIes. 1861. -
John GoshOrn and ThOmAs H0rDSf0"a
william A. RSdssly, AkNAlots J; BaEs'
Eugenins n Eiigsly. In ChanSe' TO
THE defect OF THIS SUI ~
i obtain partition Of the life est1's 2, I,isI
ION Ridgely In = certain iTaes o. 80 .y .
n Ohio c0nnty. West yirKinia. ssd 49, 4
the Moran farm. situate on ths segtn - .
Short Greek, and more particularly Ss'''
the bin and eIhibTfs Sled In this cause. s,,I %
And it apps4finx from an Afhdayi - |, 0
this eanss dat said Abaal0m ,. bdes9
nonresident Of the Stats u Wess Vtrgm o.
On motion u oomylainsnts' eoanse I'D
dered that he do sppsAg here Within q - de-
after tue fourth weekly Publicatios. - he
posting Of thls os,leg u The front ao@t h
Court House Of OHIO county, and % SIS.
may deem ft % prstset biz i1tsrsst = ,esf
Test MICHAEL J. BkLlsrls,t
A CALDWELL q SSx, ,..~sT
e0fa. for COmplaina.ts. fs6si
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Assussinated.

SELMA, April l0.-John P. Howard
an ex-Confederate soldier, was assassin
ated last evening near this place by
some one unknown. This is the fourth
white person assasSinated since the war
and no arrest
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saved Himself.

CHICAGO, April Johannes II. Leon.
ard, of Manitowoc, who was a passen,
ger on the Sea Bird, saved himself by
clinging to the wheel-house, and came
ashore near Evanston, Illinois, about
two o'clock this morning.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, April 10.
Flour, sales of white wheat at l3 so.
Wheat 1c lower; sales amber at : 81.
Corn quiet and steady; sales No. | at
9Oc. Oats &c better; sales No. | ut 69ic.
Seeds dull.
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New York Dry Goods Market

New YORK, April III.
A terrible storm of snow, hail and
ram which set in last night, continued
without ceasing all day, and trade in
consequence less active and prices with
out material change. Good Friday Is
generally observed in financial circles.
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Bu6 alo Market.

BUFFALO, April 10.
Flour, 10 - for city ground spring.
Wheat, sales of No. , spring at 10.
Corn nominally unchanged; no sales
Oats nominal. Barley at , % for Cana
da, on the track.
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State Of West Virginia,
Ohio County Circait Court
March Rales-lS6S
Mary C. Leech,

vs. In Assumsit.
John Moyston. Damages 800
V'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is TO SUB
i ject the real estate of the said John Aoys-
ton, nonresident defendant, on which attach
rnent has been levied in this cause. TO the pay
ment Of debt of S45, with interest from Janu-
We. 1866. and costs. owing from said John
Moyston. to the plaintiff said real estate con-
sisting Of the IL part of lot No. "a, in J0sePh
Caldwelrs addition to the city Of Wheeling
Ohio County. West Virginia, fronting on the
west side of Jacob street, between Preston and
Division streets, in said addition TO the city Of
Wheeling aforesaid, as designated on the plot Of
said city.
Affidavit having been made and filed with
the papers in this cause that John MOystOn is
not a resident Of the State VI West Virginia,
on motion Of the plaintiffs Attorneys it Is 90
dered that he do appear here within one month
after the fourth weekly publication and due
posting of this order at the front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio County, and do what he
may deem best TO protect his interest in the
above entitled cause.
= Teste. MICHAEL J. BREINIG, Clerk.
CALDWELL & SoN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. apr I-OAwIt
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Milwaukee; Marker.

MILWAUKEE, April 10.
Flour dull and unchanged; city Xxx at
y 5Oa9 40. Wheat quiet at l 974 for
No. /.
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Petr0lao-Galcinm Gas.

IONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE IN.
~ provemcnts of the age is the process Of man.
ufacturiig gas by the PetroleO.Calciu Gas
Company, of Wheeling, West Virginia upon
patents of DR.. j. H. Connolly, from an almost
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These facts the officers of the company will
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Sfnfe Of Wcst virginia.
Ohio County Circuit COHrf-f'o's''
RHies, 1866.
Michael Riley

INV NNND SFNN-N
RHits, 1867.
Michael Riley
W.
George Bigga. Alien BlgEs Daniel BiEs' h', ",
Biggs. Priscilla POlcy, Hi Martin ans -
heirs al law Of Henrietta haftin, Sbos -,
are unkhOWB; William GalDraith ana
Ann his wife. Sarah JaBa, daughter q =
jamin BifEs, and her husband. wb"se ~
are unknown. hsirs at Law Of BenJamH D'
deceased, Ann Biggs, the heirs -
Abraham Roland, Of Kline Roland o. =
cana Blackstone, whose names are uhA. -,
- Waugh and his vile, Whose nAe., !,
unknown, heirs At law u David EoaS -,
}. ceassd; the beirs &C Law Of Su.an hns - -,
names are also unknown, and WINE
heirs at Law Of Jacob Roland deoea,-a - 4
Ohio county; Robert n. WOoGs hsos
V'HE dBJRcr OF THIS SUIT . 10 = I,
4 force tho Zen Ct judgment rsco1uJ I,
complainant against Jacob Roland. eeSsA- IA
the sale Of certain lot Of ground ~
erty, and sWned by aid Roland. 1919, III,
And IL appearing from an AFFIDAVIT n'ed v -
cause that Priscilla Foley, Iii Marta ~
at Law of Henrietta Martin, the bsif' %,
Abraham Roland, the ksirs At AZ 49,.
Roland, tho hsira at law Of Letheaha - -,
WashfngtOu L. Bigas and Mary Anh - -. -
JOhu g las and wife Maria, Willis - - -.
the helm At Law Of Susan SINS; Hw .,s.t
dents Oh fhiG STATE: and it fnribst IA "a
that he names Of - waugh asa $3.50,
heirs Law Of David Roland; sar4h . -.
Of Bentalnin Biggs, and her bnsSAS
are unknown. -, a !,
On melon Of coEsplainzHt's oouns. .s,, =.
ordered that they DO appear bsrs 49, AZ
month after the fourth weekly pu1i,se<.-, "a d.
posting % this order At the front coy -,
Count HOuss Of Ohio county aBd 40 ~.
may deem ~ 70 protect thsir intff ry,sr,-.
salt. - Test: MICHAEL. 80
. JAooBA CLARKE, ty
Sols for Complainant. nznt@-
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University of Virginia.

rH,HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITU
ten will begin on the inst day of October
1861, and end on the Thursday preceding the
4th of July, 1868.
To be admitted as a student, the applicant
must be sixteen years of age, There Is no pre-
scribed curriculum OF studies In this institatlon
Every student may select the schools he will at.
tend, but in the Academic Department he must
attend AZ least three, unless by leave Of the
Faculty he DO allowed 20 attend less than three.
The method Of instruction is by lectures and
textbooks, accompanied by daily examinations,
The University is divided into three depart
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nny3
Baltimore l. Ohio r. r. Go.
OFFICE BALIIMoRE x ONO RAILAoAD Co.,
WHEELING, May I, 1857.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

=
DAssENGER TRAINS Will. Run
/ by the following schedule on aud after the
5th day of May, 1867:
FAST LINE.
LEAVE LEAYE-
Wheeling. 5lOP. ". Baltimore :. $50
AkRIvE- Washington. 4:3O p
Grafton .... .l0:O0P. ". ARRIVE
Parkersb'g =. $50 A. NJ Harper's Fry s:3OP. Il.
Cumberland. 300 =" Cumberland l2:45 \. n.
HaTper's Fry 7:l5 Grafton. -. $40 -
Baltimore .-l030 Wheeling. 1910
Wash n City ll:35 Including Sundays
Including Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
LEAVE LEAVE
Watching. 1855 A. NJ. Baltimore = 9:45 p. II
ARRIVE Wash Tn C'y s:45 d"
Grafton. las p. N. ARRIVE
Parkersburg 40 Harpers Fry 1881 4. NJ.
Cumberland. 1:2j " Cumberland $50
Harper's F'ryl237 a. N. Grafton. l2O3 z. ~.
Baltimore. 4:3l Wheeling. 5:Oo
Except Saturday. Except Saturday.
MAIL TRAIN.
Daily Train.
LEAvE-- LEAVE
Wheeling. 9lU +. ". Baltimore. e:i5 a. 81.
ARKIvE- Wash't'n C'y 1:i5
Grafton ...... 2:2O A. NJ. ARRIVE
Cumberland 7:4O Harpers Fry LOOP. NJ.
Harper's Fryl2:4oP P. ". Cumberland $50
Winchester. $50 Grafton. ll:3O
Baltimore go. 500 Wheeling. I:i0A.N.
Washt'n Cy $50
Including Sundays. Including Sundays.
BENWOOD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with e. y. Division.
LEAVE WHEELING AT
3:4O.--.-..--..--.A. NJ 4:oo.--..-'-...-..P' NJ.
9:00.--..-...--...
Tickets to all principal points in the East,
West and Southwest, can be procured at the
COmpanys office. -
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master of transportation
K L. DEYRIES,
nav General Agent Wheeling
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EDUCATIONAL.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE

LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
Gen. H. e. LEE
TI,HE NEXT TERM BEGINS FEBRUARY
i LIST. and closes on the third Thursday IN
June lS6S. - .,. =,
each of the following departments
Department Of Arts;
Department Of science;
Department Of Philosophy {;
Department Of Law.
In each of these Departments is conferred
distinct BAcHELoR's Degree; and the addition
nj Degree OF MASTER OF AXIS Is open 70 All stu
dents who complete the required course. -
The DEPARTMENT oF SCIENCE includes IulI
course Of APPLIED MATHEMATICS, and CHEMsthi
applied to MANUFACTURES and AGMCuLfuhE,
together with complete Schools 81 CIVIL AND
MINING ENGNEERISG, IN which dlstlhct DaPio-
mas are conferred. .y. N,
Tic Student may attend any one or more Of
the above courses Of study, at els option.
The Course Of Instruction - thorough ana
complete in every Department. The discdplne
il founded upon sueh principles as are DeusNed
TO ke mast eficaciOus III the Developments Oh
manIipess and self.respect among young men
Annie accommodations furnished in College
Buildfnr. or in the town of Lexington. Neces'
sary expense for the half session estimated at
Tuitiou and College fees for half session $50.
Board can be had At the College Hotel at els
per month.
e. {. GORDON,
ian;d Clerk Of Faculty.
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TESTIMONIALS:

WHEELING, W. VA, August d, ls67.
To the President Of Tie PetroLeo. Calcium Gas Co:
SR-We have thoroughly and carefully in
vestigated the construction and workings of the
apparatus for manufacturing Gas, according TO
your conpany's patents, and tho combinations
of materials used, as now working upon the
Mcclure House in this city, and country resi-.
simplicity, durability, economy and safety, We
consider it superior to any other method Of man.
ufacturing Gas that we are acquainted with.
We cheerfully recommend its adoption by all
Gas consumers.
Very Respectfully,
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Fancy Flour.

100 BARRELS "GEBHART'S BEDT,
1UU from choice white winter wheat, Just
received, and foT sale by II. REILLY.
ja9
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A. j. SWEENEY,
Mayor Of Wheeling.
WV. MILLER & Co.,
Enien Foundry aud Engine Works.
WIN HARE,
Plumber and Gas Filter.
w. T. GOODWIN a. Co,
PToprietors McLtTe House.
WA. A. TURNER,
Je,celer and Watch Maker.
SWEENEY & Co.,
Hdehnists and Engine Builders.
WIN. ID. TERRY,
General X. X. Tcket 4 geht.
LOUIS GAUSS,
Proprietor heLtTe House Saloon.
REILLY, BARNES & HOBBS,
Breicers.
Ana refer by special permission to
JAS. NJ. CHRIsTT Esq,
Rttsburg, Pa, formerly Treasurer City Gas Co.
SH. GoLDTHARP, Esq,
Gas Engineer, Pittsbtrg, Pa.
Address,
PETEoLEO.CALCIUM GAS CO.,
augl3-eowly Wheeling W. Va.
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1. Academic.

VIM. E Peters, A. NJ. Prof. Of Latin.
Il. L. Gildersleeve, Phi. D., Prof. OF Greek.
NJ. Schele DE We're, LID, Pref Of Modern
Languages.
On. $. Venable, A. NJ, Prof. Of Mathematics
Leopold j. BOock, Adjct. Prof OF Applied
Mathematics.
Francis II. Smith, A. NJ, Prof. Of Natural
Philosophy.
S. Maupin, A. NJ Prof. Of Chemistry.
ITO be appointed Sept. 4th,) Prof. of rechnol'
ogy and Agricultural Science.
". H. McGufiey, DID,, LID, Prof Of Moral
Philosophy.
Geo. Fred Holmes, LID. Prof. Of History
Literature and Rhetoric.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh P. r.
4 IN AND AFTER NOVEmBER rs,

IOn-- 1855. ll:sJ a II DO q III lu.lO u
New York
via. Phil'a.. l:21 pm $40 a Il 1919 N
Tickets to all principal points in the East and
West can be procured az the Union Office. in Nc
Lure House and at the station at Bridgeport.
+. L. MYERS,
noy3 General Ticket Agent.
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Sugar Cured Dried Beef.

: TIERCES DAVIS Gin. CURING, JUS.
- received and for sale by NJ. REILLY.
mar3l
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ITO be appointed Sept. 4tlr,) Prof Of Medicine
aud Obstetrics.
j. L. Cabell, NJ. D., Pref Of Physiology and
Surgery.
j. S. Davis, ". D., Prof. Of Anatomy and Ma.
terra Medica
S. Maupin NJ. d., Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
J. Z. Chancellor NJ. D., Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
The aggregate expenses of the student, for the
session OF nine months, exclusive Of textbooks,
clothing and pocket money, will be about As fol
lows:
l. For the Academic Student, attending
three Professors 500.
IL. For the Law Student, attending the full
course of Law, 1866.
III. For the Medical Student, attending the
full Medical course $685.
OF these sums. respectively, s22i, ESQ and
SEQ will be required in advance. and the balance
in the progress of the session
For Catalogues giving details Of the organiza-
ton OF the schools plan of instruction, expenses
&c. address VIM. Wrrtenbaker, Secretary, or
:. MAUPIN, Chairman Of the Faculty
julyl3 L. O. University of Va.
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III. Law.
Hi. Medical.

John Il. Miner, LID, Prof, of Common and
Statute Law. ...
$. o. Southall, Prof. OF Constitutional and In
ternational Law, Mercantile Law and Equity.
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Ohio County Circuit Court
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TRANSPORTATION.
CHANGE OF TIME.
HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY,
" March ., Is6s, the train on the Hemp
field Railroad will run "a follows.
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Election Notice.

Mr.. Frank J. Tedford, one Of the
Registrars for Pamela county, will
hold the election at the following
precincts aud dat 5:
Bynum, Monday, June 22d;
Eureka, Tuesday, June 23d;
Pope's Station, "Wednesday, June
9th
Robina, Thursday, June 25th.
Mr.. W. W. Howe, one of the Reg
%istrrs, for Pamela county, will hold
the election at the following precincts
and dates:
Dillashaw's Store, Monday, June
22d;
Como, Tuesday, June 23d;
Pleasant Mount, "Wednesday, June
9th;
sardis, Thursday, June 25th.
Thomas L. Clarke, Esq, one of
the Registrars for Pamela county,
will hold the election at the follow
ing precincts aud dates:
Peach Creek, Monday, June 22d;
Star Place, Tuesday, June 23d;
springport, Thursday, June 25th;
Pamela, Friday, June 20.
Thcpolls will be open from 5 A..
NJ. until 7 p. NJ.
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~ virtue N 4 deefep N che fbans
oefy Court n l'anola counts, State N
Nis.issipp, rendered On lhs 18th day
N November, 1867, In lhe aDt ~
Henry Duke n NJ, tscruiers H.,
omplainants, against H. H. Nickle,
M ii, defendants, No ia 10 said
Nnfl, I will a. Commissioner fhenia
appointed, on Monday The gtb NJ
Jniy, 1893, nj the door Of the court
ioaae In The town N Pahola IN said
ouniy, within lawful hours, offer fm
mle on q credit of sis months from
the day Of sale, the following tract Of
land, Tying and being In said county
Of Pamela, and known "a the whole
Of section 0, IN township 0, range Il,
west. Bond bearing ais per cent. IN.
%tefcst, with good security will be re-
quirod Of the purchaser said land
will be sold In lots TO suit purchasers.
JomS G.. IfAnmsoS.
je6-5t Commissioner.
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sHERIFFls SALE.

BY virtue Of two yeuditoni erponasl 10 No
directed from the Circuit Court Of Pamela
county, Miss, one made In favor u Henry
Laird vs.. James Shelton. and one In favor Of
Nj. Benson, administrators, ". james Shelton,
! will on Monday the 9th day Of July. 1893, ii,
The courthouse door IN The tow OF Pamela, Ia
said eoonty, within lawful honrs, offer for sale
To the highes, bidder, for rash, the follow ing
property, to-wit; All Of section % north Of
the boundary line Of the Choctaw Nation; also
pau Of section -. and part Of the south half
Of section IL, being 20 much As a line running
due north and south through scttion %, and
The soath half Of section Ia and the north
halt OF the northeast quarter, and northves,
quarter Of section "a, All In township 10. range
=, west Chichasaw Cession, In said county,
levied on as the property Of James Shelton 10
satisfy said whts and costs.
jel9-9t r. n. JONES, Sheriff.
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MASS MffTise " siaDIy.

There siil h. q mass MEETING and
basket dinner NJ rafdls, On Tuesday,
nest June lGth A special train sjl
have ibe depot al %IIatesville IN The
morning and return In the anernoou,
aud will charge half fare
Governor Humphreys, Hon G. H.
Hooker, lion Cbas. II. Townsend,
Hon A H. Cllalmefs, and The can.
didales fof the Legislature will al.
dress The meeting.
Let every man In The county tIrn
out 10 hear these FEARLESS champions
Of the right. The citizens Of Sardis
are making preparations to give an
abundant dinner to all corners.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE LAND,
Mar Bdfesriie, PdRola Oomtv.

By virtue Of q dcrrcs Of The Chancery coar
o. Pamela county, State Of Mississippi. ren.
iered At the May. term, 1880, thereof Ia a case
wherein grsen n Watkins aud Henry Laird
sfs complainants and Simon r. Lester 81 al.
defendants, I will, - commissioner therein ap.
pointed, on Monday, the lsth dsy u sJuly,
isss. at the courthouse door In The town q
Pamela, IN aid ecanty. between The hours rfe-
rrihei by law, sfisr fr sale ., public auction
10 the highest bidder, On q credit Of ~ manshs
from the day uf sale. the following lands 10
Wit Niasiy-six agres being a portion Of sec
tiou eight, In township uine. o. range seven.
ws.l The greater portion Of which is on the
southwest quarter Of said seetisn, and bounded
a. fcllowss Beginning Al the center u aid
section, running thence due south "a ehsins 70
me ceutsr Of the rsilrusd. thence south with
the een,er Of the railruad ~ chains, the ssu,h
boundary Of aid section, theuce wet viii th<
south boundary n chains and 70 iinks thsncs
north 40 chsius thsnee west - chsirs thears
north 20 chains thence uc>t % chains thsnee
north 20 chains. hsnes e<a - ehsins thence
north . sAains " lisks thence e~~s o. chains
thence south ., ~ ehsins 70 The berinning.
hsirr IN NE ecanty u Pamela aforesaid.
Bona sish I've reei secari1ies vill - r.
auifsa ef he purchaser.
JoHv Q. aARNsox,
fetass r<-~i~fer~
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Your Duty.

On Monday, the 22d Of June, and
the four succeeding days, the people
Of this State will be called upon to
take action upon a matter more i'm
portsni than any that has occurred
since its organization; and every
sense of honor, every regard for the
future prosperity and welfare of his
family and the community in which
he has cast his lot, should prompt
the bones. elector to cast bis vote
against that most pernicious measure,
the Constitution framed by the rabblc
recently in session at Jackson. Il
will not do for men to bubble now
over a point Of questionable honor,
and set themselves up u. models for
the masses, who know il TO be their
duty to vote in the present crisis II
there are any who refuse to give their
assistance to their fellow men IN their
endeavors to defeat this monstrosity,
from the depthsof our soul We pity
their bcnightcd condition. IL there
arc any so dead to the interests
Of the community in which they re-
side as to refuse to give their votes
against the proposed Constitution,
they are unworthy Of the respect Of
that community. And finally, IL
there are any who desire TO have their
taxes trebled, to be disfranchiscd, TO
witness the degrading spectacle of
mixed schools, mixed jurics, mixed
militia companies, they can be graft
fed by assisting in the adoption Of
the proposed Constitution.
Then, let every man do his duty
while the opportunity Is afforded
him, not only BY voting again., the
Consultation, but by urging his neigh
bcu to DO 90. II this matter is at
tended to rightly, there need be no
fear Of the result.
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SardIs Agricultural Soelety.

Tho c;,;,ens If Sail soan, L..
..,."I,~ w" "''e'-
"'"'' W "ahe 'n's enterprise a COM
plete success, and are working with
untiring energy to have everything
in readiness for the antieinated Fair
this fall tn. om....o % -.
- "' '''
"'" are thorough going men, aud
not likely to fail in anything they
undertake. Let our citizens do their
duty in the matter. and rive them
their aid and coun,enance. and No
will h.yo. $500. ;n.,;,,,,,. -
:,
p'Ouo o. we nke the following
from the proceedings Of the las,
meeting of the Society:
Re.oired. Tb,, Il i ;mnor,,,, and
necessary that snch soc;e,;os sbo"lJ
have and adopt agricultural organ
We adopt and rccommend. until We
huNn n mn mar of .a.s .... al. A..4l
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-06-13
Election TIckets...Candldates.

The Democratic clubs IN every
county should prepare al once for
printing their county tickets. In
counties where there Is no press they
should send the names of their coun-
ty candidates TO some convenient
press, and order an abundant supply,
and have them delivered TO the Pres
ident Of the club. Let there be no
delay about this important matter.
County clubs must bear in mind
that legislative candidates must be
able 10 show that they were prirates
in the Confederate army. or take the
iron-clad oath, in order to take their
seats IL elected.
BY order of the committee,
JoHs d.. FREEMAN, Chm.