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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
The Practice Of TEST oaths.

The practice which has been adopted
by the Republican party, of administer
ing political test oaths. WAS not much adj
mired even bv that most extreme cham
pon Of Federalism Alexander Hamilton
he says:
:. 1t has leen said. too. that an oath to
determine the qualifications of electors L.
usual precaution in free governments
But We we may challenge those who make
the assertion to show that retrospective
oaths have ever been administered. re1uir-
electors to swear that they have not been
puilty of past oaenses. Ii ~ t., rto5
Ga.ce y party, ,rf;cb at d'i;fsrent psrio3S1
oqttofee3 G.eGt Britain, sioths.ag Of .tle
Kind has crsr been odopted But even
where religious fanaticism has given ian
edge 90 political opposition. and in an I'm
decided contest for the Crown. they have
never gone further than to prescribe oaths
for testing present dispositions toward the
Government on eener. principles. with
ont retrospection to particular instances
Of past malconduct '[-Hamilton' Works
vol ,, p. 317.
Again:
8 Nothing is more common than for .,
free people, in times oi' heat and violence.
70 CRAFTY momentary passions by letting
into the Government principles and prcee-
dents which afterwards prove fatal to
themselves OF this kind is the doctrine
of Disqualification. tli.f.,onchtsemeat aud
banishment by act Of Legislature. The
dangerous consequences of this power
are manifest. If the Legislature can dis
franchise any number of citizens by des-
criptions, it may soon conhne all the votes
to small number of partisans and estab-
lish an aristocracy or oliearchy" x
q" TIE aGnae Gf hbertg
applied 10 spch Government ,roald BE-
a naocAerYt 10 coasnsoa sease. [4Ib. p. %
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

Pacific Coast Dispatches.
Bodies From the Wreck.

Crescent City. August l6, 5 P. ", via Canyon
yile--0n the third inst. the body Of came
ashore portion of the wreck supposed to be a
sieerage passenger. This morning boy. fne
looking, and about six years old. with life-pre-
server On, came ashore at this place: names un-
known. From eight to ten miles distant from this
place the following hedies have been picked up by
boatnen Leach. Gen. Wriehts oFsefly, K. ].
Lonate. q. W. Pollock. j.. Parrish colcred nan,
name unknown. wsman, name u8knovH. bst
supposed 10 be Mrs. 2toEe, found on the beach be-
low town. also the body of soldier. naIne un-
Known. hut supposed 70 be sergeant in the L. :.
service and at Gold Bluff man aud hoy. names
unknown. The following trun&s have be- picked
up 4. A. Stone. D, Powell, J. S. Benton. There
Is fair prospect of recovering number Of the
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
ISSUED EVERY MONDAY,
MAERANY. LINN COUNTY, OGN.
JAS O9NEEARAs
PUBLISHER AND EDITOR.
once, over the store Of ). SOrerOss & Co
TERMS:

One Cory Tor One Year s.
enc Copy for six Months : -
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case. The Paper win not be sent TO any address
unless ordered and the term for which il shall be
ordered be paid {cr. Ne departure teid Be made
from tiese tsraas IA any iastaRcc.
\. B. Timely prior notice viii be given to
each Subscriber of the week on which his sub
sersption viii expire and unless an order Cor its
continuance, accompanied with the money, be
given, the Paper viii be discontinued 10 that
address
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

Thar GoDLY CITY.-Liquor is sold by
the glass in 132 places on North street, Bos-
ton One block, which is owned by lady,
contains five liquor shops, FIVE brothels, and
a large lahes hall
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

THE True srArEMExT.-The following is from
correspondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer:
As there has been variety of rumors in regard
to the way JEFF. Davis was attired when captured
in Georgia, viii give you an account of sur
geon, Or. VIM. Bicket of Franklin county, Ohio,
who says he was present at the capture. DR..
Bicket says Davis had on no clothing, when ar
rested, calculated to disguise him; nor did he
otier any resistance to his captors. He had on,
when captured, the ordinary calico gown, so fire.
quently worn by gentlemen during hours of relaxa-
ton.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

Bishop Gregg of Texas in pastoral let
ter instructs the clergy of the Episcopa
Church to return to the liturgy as it was be
fore the war
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
Nsvg Ttems, Markstg. &c.

San Francisco, Aug. I5.-Tbe United States
steam frcate Saran8c. sailed to-day on a cruise
It is understood that the object of her voyage is TO
fail in with the pirate Shenandoah ana capture or
sink her.
Senator W. n Stewart viii address the public
at Plats's Hall to-norrow evening Upon the fnan-
cia policy and the National currency, the Pacific
Rairoaa and the mining and other interests Of the
Pacific coast.
L. H. Hedges, a we'll known merchant of this
city. died from heart disease haar1 the steamer
Golden City, on the 2ith uit.. just the steamer
was nearing Acapulco, where his remains we're in
tered.
Rutter-heary; sales Isthnas at 3sa Zoe for
ordinary to prime. Candles-Ohio Company IS1c;
Knapp anchor zoe. Sngar-No. , Hawaiian 104c
Flour-A moderate iohbing trade at'eurrentfgures
s. 25GG@5 30 p bbl. for superine, ana $6@S6 25
or extra. Whcat-quick sales 81 so for info
rior, and 81 Gg{0Sl 90 p 100 lbs, for ordinary to
good included IN this sale is LOCO SKIS Santa
Clara previous to acrival st 81 70; receipts mode
rate for Monday Barley is ia hrisk demand, and
the market retaining its upward tendency sales
reach 5000 SKIS IN lots at ] o21 a 100 los. Oats
sales 700 SKIS AZ 81 60@Sl G5, including 120 SKIS
sold at 81 75(aS3 80 y I00 lbs. Potatoes firm at
70 (090c p 100 lbs. Nool-there has been an ac-
tive movement the sales reaehing in the neighbor-
hood of 10QsN90 lbs on private terms; but under
stood to he at full figures.
Legal tender notes were inactive at "A bid and
74s asked.
Arrived-Brg Sunnyside, Sc days from .Yalpa-
raiso, with cargo of -four.
| Sailed on the 18th of August. the bark Mustang
for Puget Sound Aug. 18th, brig Franklin Adams
/ for Puget Sound
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

The Richmond Wing remarks that the lib
Grafton of the negroes gives the South !
claim to fourteen more Representatives il
Congress, ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

g Parents said solemn lecturer,
you may have children or, if not, your
daughters may have.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

There are said to be one thousand rebel
officers confined at Fort Delaware.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

The forts around Washington are to BE re
duced to % end SO enlarged and strengthen
ed as to encircle the city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

New York. July 29.-XS. Gen. Dodge has been
assigned to the eommandS5f all the United States
forces serving iii Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska
Montana and that portion Of Daeotah lying west
and south of the Missouri river.
Fort Laramie, July 27.-0ne Of the Powder
River columns is nowen route to join the forces
at Platte River Bridge, which is moving the
rear OF the Indians aud holding them in check un-
til rcinforcements arrive when another hSht will
fake place beyond doubt. Ali the troops intend
ed for The Indian expedition would have been in
the field long ago had it not been for the raseally
contractors fiiing to deliver supplies according to
the terms of their contracts.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
NIutiny al solaiers.

A serious difficulty occurred at picnic at Rocky
Springs, Mudson county. Tennessee, on the Sth
inst. between returned Union and Confederate
soldiers, resulting in the death of three of the
number and the serious wouhding of seven Others,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
Reductions in the Army and Navy.

New York July 2i,h-The Navy Department
has ordered the reduction Of the Mississippi squad
ron t9 FIVE vessels. TIE ordnance aud material
viii he collected at The rev naval 0rlaaneea,leuet
At Jefferson Barracks a large nuraber Of enlisted
men will at enee be discharged from the squad
ron.
Admiral Bradford sailed frcm Hampton Roais
70 take eomm.nd of the A;iantic squadron, with
oF,!srs - reduce il to ten vessels.
The Government has forwarded Instructions 10
the commander IF the Department of Virginia. Ia
reduce the volunteer cavalry under his command
to two regiments. A similar ar,ltr has been sent
to the commanders Of tie Middle and North Caro-
lima Departments. directing them to discharge
with the exception ef one all the volunteer cavalry
regiments attached 10 their respective coIn .nands
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
sliae!l Confiscatien Case.

During the progress recently in the District
CouEt p. New Orleans, of proceedings for The con
scton of SIiiel's estate. claims tor pearly sian
eco advanced hin on mort gage. presented by
Paris bankin: houses. Judge Duv.li decided iLat
n the tiihc II advances were made Slideu was !,
notorious enemy Of the United States and his
pracI;y therefore belonged under h. cenfis-:, ion
laws 10 the Governments aGd that the claims eJuld
rot he Flowed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
caerillas IN Alabama.

Tho Hsrala'5 View ullaaus eos. sa9l.tler1t savs :
The trSt dis-r.e. Il Alabana Is N pgten infessei
hy = desperate hand # gaerrs~, who have, So fJr
l,1ei al tie eiler's Of Tie national tr5o4s. sta
tits ;.sistanre oi cirzgS~. - catiuIe item They
net oaly plEH3ar thgrnral liatric.s las haye ~
segoral occasions. entered franklin and other
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
Elections in Virginia.

The HeIaid's special says: The nuneipal
election =, Fred. hslarg las. week, resulted in
The entire ss,ceess Of ou4 Of the no:t Ht;er ana
nrannical seeessonists. The election III Virginia
affords little encouragement % hope fer an early
s;tilcineat of the I;fjeuies which the suprres.ie.i
Of the armed rebellion has left to be considered
Whenever opportunity ofers. the citizens If that
State maaiiest 4 disposition TO retain or place in
power those who inost obnoxious f9r their
completely IN the rebellion.
Il Is understood that the guerrilla. Mosby, in
tends to run = candidate fsr Congress
II i understood that .Ioh,i Minor Botts will ssun
Issue address - the people Of Virginia, urging
them 10 vote for negro nfraee as the oulv hope
o the Stste for lis radIaissian into tie Eeion on
terms oi equality with the ether States.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

and he was surprised tha' they had endured the
abuse heapea ufen them by porsion of The public
constituted Uai8u Ccpyerii3nists. Their parry il
was glo carried The last election for hbraha1n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
DATES TO JuLY octh.

salt Lake, August l2th.-Thc following is from
Denver paper oi ihc 29th Of July
Trial Of fRebels---Ceneral Lee md Others.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-25
by the President per third article treaty eighteenth No
rember elshteen hundrol and my four two thousand

by the President per third article treaty eighteenth No
yember eighteen hundred and MY four two thousand
For eleventh Of fteen instameus for the pay far
mer per hfth article treaty eighteenth NoVembor egh'
toen hundred and nifty four, one thousand dollars
For eleventh of1feen nsAlments for pay Of physician
medicines and expense Of Of tho sick per NTH ar
hfty four one thousand five hundred dollars.
For eleventh Of fifteen instamens tor pay Of teachers
and purchase Of books and stationery per htth aric
treaty eighteenth November, eighteen hundred and hfy
four, one thousand two hundred dollars
Chippewas OF Lake superior-R0r two thirds of twenty
fourth Of twenty nsRlments In money per fourth
ele treaty fourth October eighteen hundred and forty
two aud eighth article treaty thireth September, egh-
teen hundred and hfy four eight thousand three hun
dred and thirty three dollars and thirty three cents.
For two thirds of twenty fourth Of twenty five install
menta for the pay Of two carpenters per fourth article
treaty fourth October, eighteen hundred and oy two
and eighth article treaty thlrtieth September, egh
teen hundred and ffty four, eight hundred dollars
For two thirds OF twenty fourth Of twenty hve install
meuts goods per fourth article treaty oulh October
eighteen hundred and forty two and eighth article treaty
thirtieth September. eighteen hundred and hiy iour
For two thirds OF twenty fourth Of twenty 1--WE install
mens the support Of schools per fourth article treaty
fourth October, eighteen hundred aud forty two, ant
aghth article treaty hrtieth September eighteen hun
dred and fy four thousand three hundred and thr
| ty three dollars and thirty three cents.
For two thirds Of twenty fourth Of twenty 1--WE install
menis for the pay Of two farmers per fourth article treat
fourth October eighteen hundred and forty two, ant
eighth article iresy thirtieh September, eighteen hun
dred and fifty four si1 hundred And Sixty SIX dolAA An
For two thirds Of twenty fourth of twenty eve install
purchase provisions and tobacco per iour
article treaty fourth October eighteen hundred and fort
two, and eighth article treaty lhirteth september eigh
teen hundred and fifty four thousand three hunde
and thirty three dollars and thirty three csnts.
For eleventh Of twenty nstAments In eein por fourt
article treaty thireth september, eighteen hundred nn
any four, Eve thousand dollars.
For eleventh Of twenty nsnlmsnts In goods, househo
furniture and cooking ntensile, fourth article tTea
tLirtieth September, eighteen hundred and hfy iou
eight thousand dollars.
For eleventh Of twenty instaments for agricultural II
pements, and cattle carpenters and other tools Al
building Materials per fourth article treaty thtieth Sc
tsmber eighteen hundred and fty four, three housAi
u dollars, 7
For eleventh Of twenty inIIamsntl for moral and ID
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-25
nnar7l
OFFICIAL.
Laws of the United States.
PGs'sd at the Second Session Of the Thirty
tt.--e Eighth Congress.
LPuBLro-No. 1871


An Act nAkng Appropriations for the Current and Con-
unEant kNpsngss OF the Indian Department, and for
niulllnK TfeAy eupulationH with various Indian
Tribss for the year ending thirtleth June, eighteen
Apndred and siHty SIX, and for other Purposes.
Be It enacted by the Senate and Houss Of
uv OF the United States OF America In Congress assem-
bSd Thht the following be- aud they are hereby,
appropriated OF money In the Treasury not other.
Hhd eontngsnt expenses Of the Indi DepArtment and
falnlpg treaty ahpulAtcns with the various Indian
IST s current and contingent expenses of the Indian
Tor ths pay Of OF Indian aira and Of
IndiAn aSsn eighty seven thousand four hundred and
ioS ply oi suh-agsnts, slx thousand dollars.
For pay Of clerk t. superintendent 81 kouIs Mis-
souri, one thousand two hundred dsllArs.
Hof pay Of temporary clerks by supernendsnu of In.
alan AFFAIRS nTe thousand dollars
For pay OF clerk superintendent Of Indian affairs In
California, one thousand eight h. ndrei dollars
For pay o. Interpreters, twenty eight thousand four
Yof pftssnts to indians, Eve thousand dollars.
Tor provsonh for Indians eleven thousand eight hun
drsd dotlkrs
bgilauEI At agencies and repairs thereof ten thou
eoningsnuieB Of the Indian department thirty a1
thousand nys hundred dollars.
sor talnuing treaty stpulatona With the various In
1Rlaakioot IndiAnG-Yor last Of ten insAlments
A 10 Be sxpanded In the purchase Of such goods pro
on. and other useful articles as the President, at hi
1ssIsuon, may nom time TO tins determine per mint
Eteo of the treaty Of seventeenth October, elghtee
AEndJef aHd nfiy i've. twenty thousand dollars.
ger iAt q hu inltamenta annuity, to be expende
hs.tAbliAhnK and inatruotng them in agricultural
MeehApisl pursur and In educating their children an
pfcmotng civilization and ehrlsianty, at the diaereo
Ihs Presiden tenth article Of the treaty OF
2stoeeT sishteen hundred and nfty five, tee
chAItAr geoton, and UmpquA Indiana-Por aisvsuth
s>A instAents Of annuity 20 be expended direct,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-25
SAMUEL w. SCHULTZ,
Tobacco and Segar Store.
No. 10 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON. DBL,

WILIINUTUNi DKI.IT
Invites the attention Of his friend and the 5c gone
rally 70 his excellent assortment OF
eEGARs,
Manufactured from the best
HAVANA AND AMERICAN TOBACCO.
He also has for sale the
REAL GENUINE MERSCHAUM PIPES
Which he will dispose Of at the lowest psieeG The best
bTAuda Of ~
saoAING AND oHENlNe TOBACCO, COMBS,
KNIVES, BRUSHES, &e., 4e,
AWayH on hand. Hs 10 prA tica Noraman and person.
ally su. erlDteds the manuaetue Sc ars Oh led
al bis alt1bahment, aud purchasers nav rriy anon M
pk good article Thankful for past tayors respect
fny solietn eoutinuanes of the patronage the public
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-08
R,xsseII n JMOsste6Sste,
TO PLANTERS
AND
INN OW:N.ERS.

poE number of planters anu a mississippi
states Of s,s Sat not dng
are Offering their LANDS IUo agent or inm Of com
s6s for s:sons nv ss
invest such properly of real estate am
time a'.s0on 10 with Ssp
s s sash seeking i in and new
daily applications Sy .lanssons the etOre invite for
D sG and Who oh have s.euras Sescr
sale send 70 me smS a0h ah the Of acre.
# ssfo and the au%s ss
and me ea, s Of he tate
per Acre IL on the place distance from Of tn
me ess1si' The =
neighbOThsod o. nuIes horses, hogs and provision
she and the Number Of
ho'est ssate, rnlv Charges will be such es 49,
snong frs. brokers' in I real be charged
etc "a made no commissions "lN "
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-08

T,vurssEE NorABLEs "A correspondent
oe the New Albany (Ind.) Ledger'wri'ing
on the 1lth inst, says g
"Nearly all the distinguished o men y.
Tannessee who went into the reoen'uus
hene returneI, aud are resuming the
naae of law. Gov FoOte retires to the
dduies Of private lfe on farm n sO oan
three miles from the city, where e;, ne ,o onr
i've free vent to his CAB and write IL lons
g give rs1 On the duties of the hour" Hon,
l faSn Bell Sci is living in pleasant residence
with eth some Of his old friends on retired red
stree street. He looks old and deerep''iH anr
Is SoS Ie 9 Brown is practicing law, and has
Ser ve ~ extensive patronage: lie, 100
nnd time has frosted his, his head e nar rGs
wrinkled his brow. Old lsnam " nJa'i IL
the Rebel Governor, has put himsen u; ~ ;,
o ononmunication with parsies m this cts ~;
s spd has hankering after his old cas-
chair in the Capitol. -
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-08

From the tenor and temper OF many o.
~ Editorials in the Jackson News, 1t APP
rsea ss ii the editor is seeking marry
1 G%r' by forcing tho suspension OF III"
re ner. He is greatly incensed! at re- 9o
men OF the country" submitting 10
notism, but, if report be coTrec', wi
think he was found wanting wnen " oa a.
for the freedmen" OF the S0uon W."
made during the late war. es;etanee.
III nm -: nast actions gives US to under
.oa ID that he won't practice what ne
I nreaehes. "The prudent man toresee a'
danger and turneth away. but the 'Ho'
;sh Sass on and are punished. '-oe'ihi'
Times.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-08

F.LL1N Boys FALL IN! -Tae Naicn,
o. Courier of the Both says: In TINS
1 mornings paper a call for meeting NO. OF
III III .,arsons liable 10 Militia duty, to meet
al =. ,ba Conr, House at II o'clock, Mon-
DIV next, will be noticed. i beh S.N,a
a1srv man who has tie love Of this STATE,
"a her interests at heart. to BE- preseni'
and aid in the formation Of the re?u,'
a;te companies con as called for by Gov o
Sharkey's proclamation. Let the r~ ~
lcompanies, one of cavalry, the otner y,
;otap,ry. be made up at the meeting OH
Mondav without any drawback.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-08
FOX SA a.. :.

ofer for sale my plantation in Newton esy.a niles rem
i teen mules ne Az On De KaIb road, consisting oil
p'f' 100 Acres of Land, -, n.r
GOO eared an + so water Freedmen enough S
: :ss ss.. n: . sSss and
mill smith sn1P out Sudpe and good a
consisting Of aor ns.S Of fresh cotton s.ed N
/ Altogether Is = n'o'' w. THAMES
| .ulsu-s Of cotton 4
Il
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-08
|SIillrgI

in J,cAssI
snesdsy III
Chnitna.1
cenrecs WI
M H1kt
Z from vel
/ CliBFDY
dian traia II
rest assa'i
il. n
ndess's n
f.hciEEv.ssl
EsINaBS
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-08
roD STEAM MILL.

IS ,.-.;~red offers for sale his STE A :, . IN.
AZ AID GRisT MILL Iiou s,s a1e miles from
South wrst 20 will sellis with Or wltannl
,sar, :. me at MERRIAM. care Clarion once
Sept l0sh-a1u. - = :
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-08

Jno. G. Baptist,Esq was elec'eu 10y
and j. P. Grace, E.q., Town Constable
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-08
NUMBER IS.

=
TT mr. DArH IN MIssouM: --SS 1s.
~, LnI 10 the Raw (Mo.) Circuit Cou.
i ~ 55aciayed the provision OF me nv
t.l9e,,.,,1;on recurring lawyers 10 nm"
go 80, 18th unconstitutional, thA'
'ne t = 80 retrospective. etc. La"sethSs.t
=, ppref1re can practice in this cour' ,as.
~. taking the oath. Inc saule 10
lion is now being argued oe.o.I Couit.
Prirnm of the st. Louis Ilan,,s s~-s.t'.s,s
| "a will be decided in lew Gays, tho
Au pTha Fulton { Mol Telegraph SAYS I'm
| arable Thee. Boulware, VINO ha az oh
49, of The Old School Baptist ChuISn
p"s ~. r,lace. for the last q years any
| ~ sn of the Gospel for upward Oh
pIfs century, preached has l@fo 49,
aerron to his congregation !" IN.
nlace on last Sunday week[Mlsn harahe
, lten,ion Of moving to hentuony, ,;rad 10 q
/. can preach without oelng 49,"
10 the oath to qualify him to 90 So .An
= Tha PALMYRA tMo.1 Mercury says an ."
.nona of the working of the new Con
a;s,'tion was told us the other Gay
So iadv OF this county, OF hne eu1te"s
{. W.: Nth a large family OF nelpiesS
:. oh;IArpn dependent upon her LOT SUI
', nort had a school rendered TO her In o1 -
,si IF onr school districts, ana sne Can" 10
town TO qalify as teacheI, 80 ber and
= So,,st;tniior oath being read 10 nei' ~. ~"
rI.l,od that she would have 10 ~ ss NJ,
ins IA oath she informed the oinT
IL ~. Che could not conscieptlously 49, :,
A@s .Sat Che had had several brotners ~ =.
s. 49, Sn,',bern army. and she couio ho'
lent help her sympathies following . OF anv
R IS chat she had never been guilty ,r u he,
= disloyAl act, but could n nod o 20 deolin,
80 wmpathies. Hence she nao 10
|, the situation, :. 9e sf.,.s3, :. su;ost ba
ra' as.a.tsd aud held to bail in 10
e. o ot Jefferson City, for preaching wlth0u
Esr Sa "a taxing the oath of the new eons''''
anteo | ton .-. -. -. 4 tG - y .
eatly VIZ Tuop;, a YyRiest at hannlpa
m! was also arrested and forced 10 CIV
SI u bonds for preaching en-
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-08

IxpoRrANr.-Mr. McC llloch' oicre' IA
nv Of the Trea ury, has ordered ' n.", a.
articles in the late Confederate $50
49," ssas.,,rsd before The esta blishment oil the
aaIIac.;on. district in which they are
I'D shall be h.ld free from the pres
nj assessment or collec, ion OF tax. an
,sss transport, d beyond State limits