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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07

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slfhta 80 90 rtr Caerff FL nninrf o. ~
ttrrd fe-sst-F - Nrsrult-r 4. ID f~ss
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Or $40 raarfs, tsrrssrt. haslar rfrs~atrf b.
trsf ani Sell sceeaaI ef sir.risfrstofa 20 fas -.
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auF flff aafr 49, fhr srs shaak 80 d. aIsl-sf
EW WoODnr ~ Jatgs
a frae cos --aursr Il Hnsns Esgasfer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07

OnFoHn. ss-Ata Corrt q frotsfs h~ti nj faf-
Boz go o. ~ Cru.fr 81 ose.rt. 90 -
= Tsssiar af Nusrai-r. 4. ~. l-es
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l. rerrsln fasfrur.rat r-sff-artt.E a. - ~ st
"a fI 49, irsfa-errf 81 nsaari $1,000. he 81
oxfart fa 49, ta-aIT. o-c-.set. hsss-r rr---st-
ri tAr ssr.- 60 frutsrr
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fa al r-r-sas fuirrr-trt D. cs-stur cerr 81 49,
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a. okfsrt Drssnrrst fstutrt 81 fsrls. thai thss
49, arF-ar 81 ffutstr tssri o. b. 49, 81 Pas
ia 49, t..ralv 90 ne 81 T---tsr 81 De-. .ssi .
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srf.ras~t. So sio-st 80 ~ at -in aat tssts
$3.50 70 sssi isr-ssrt
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trur cary-surst. J. : HoHHs. E-gistrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07

Onrosr. ss-Ata Ceart ef fratsts h-it 81 f.r-
-rhra So g. ths to--rtf "a ns--fd. 60 80
a. IL. siss af Nntruat-r. a. ~ i-te
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vi WI 49, Festrunsnt 81 " sllsan Curf-. ats
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thrs ulay zpp-ar 81 fret-sts coaft e. D. 49, "a
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urxt. nf tsa o'rh-k ta thr silsruarn. 49, 49,
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o. aikrsrt
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07
p Q r T l. q " d.
Deering, Milliken&Co.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS,
81 Commercial Street.

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o---iiy sasl exi-i 60 gsias tsvs-k as. cts fas
~, Co..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07

OrForp ss-Afa Cert q rratusts 49, o. Pa.
-tfhiu aat 60 90 Gauntt 81 Oxert 90 ths
- NnesstaF ei Nas~ui-f q u. i~ts
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07

OnFoau. ss.-Af Cert ~ Prulats h-l1 .
fsrls ~rhsa 80 80 th- Caanrr III Onlsrt 90
or fhr ttfri Ta-siaF II NaFru.i-f. a ID t-ts
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Il t-afF 81. aI naaar hr.rs n gcsss Fraizais
49, I'll tanfan. 81 90 ra-ssfr t-rss-rt. hasler
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49, -arts 3d. $1,000
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tr a.s.arf.
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4 frus coPf-sussi J :. HosHs. Eerlstrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07

To- ioIo-iug = gwen a. The numbcr o.
the male voters a. ihe South IN 800 zho
oouid NOT rad Ard write
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07

sid -Ag 90 q friend. "Miss--.
though rstber broad fesiured young l.dy.
has a very benign counfcnancs. Yes
ssid o. friend. ii - seven b. niEe."
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"2D ~hs H12a.
DR.. CLOCKS
Excelsior Hair ReStorer.

For Rr-t.rl-g Grsy Hslf 90 nsfursl cotrs. 80
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rerfl1ns
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disafF.i-ist ~ fhe htgh saun lar rrrfesss ri a.
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o. - Fllcr la en- urriis uf be srilris fhss BE-
oerIs ta
REFUND THE MONEY
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i..fiks r tie fol give srfire sa.lstsrfraa.
4 .s rsrt go rfr.1.aara.irt il rar tirraF as
a. fara.fs aai ra~-ts t-eir sailfs afprcrsI
or o. NUT DYE.
pai is s-raislaE 90 srrrr.l.as 81 fls lar..' sr,
gaars. acts 81 krsfarsr.
= -as 80 Saif ~ 1899 Es.-. 81 fts-.rsr Br-..f
q 10 bslrs,sis go Eisrs-fiy Ps-fs-ss
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DR D n. CLoCE. Frerr.s,as.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07

90 $50 10 tAr So FL BE- as~lui---s 80
- usruus ere 80 cur.s. - alau-t sssr1 49,
ia-r I'd 80 -raearrF r~rsr.. $3.50 N $500.
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sssn oc-r-rate ir--s.-s 81 ~ 49,. Wk-n 1919
tr-t. e. surr rrrIs osrr srers afaer eKfsrtnraai
g. alVarenf a. ~-rsrr at---rvsfr.u. go 49,
30 vuru-s srr k-ara. - guathr 80 taaEsr $3.50
tate ~ hst aufttafr FL cmpisr o. thr t.srrr.s.rg
sai tseErfaas $780, 60 80 rsia-.aars arEaas
tnr 1855 fa .uustr- Wa $500 Hatrrsar
rtuurlu~. thrusf uI-sa 80 osua-unsts h-vr fst-t
49, i-~a csseaft-i 49, 49, Esl--l frr~ss ~ 80
~ frrs'. orrtrrrrf trnstfs a. aGartra 49,
raa r~srr tarT-f a. Prat-o,si cur-s a--asreas
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49,. go eiasr sasprul rersu--Er.. h.rs -
their ra-.~s crrfrfs ~ unrara -Isi u.~lI-~s.
rr-a~turs tsI srsr~ hers 80 aaf p-ruaa
~ a-rfit .u ef th~u- - Ar-uis h~ts- ssu.rd
iaralsh rrafts AHHsrCas ALHkssc. 90
sharh 49, 49, gls-as -ah alsa tal te.rrrpllau-s
"a 10 rla1ar - 1is rrun~rars
fhas- -ho r-slurrs e. ahrraftr u.~tsri,r 80
rart, b. hL.ai 49, 6nI Arss-s Cosr. Esr
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80. a. %. 49,; ia Barkfsit. At-o-s1s a
-p-a-.irs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07

OxFosr. ss-N Cs-rf 81 frolusis heia ~
F.fis -ithia aad 80 ne Coanir of ors-rt o.
~ thfrt Te-..ist II Norssut-r n i-es
o. thr l~tiiHoa ef Am~ira ~frrirsauf ~iar~ ci
Ne a. >tnrtrva.f. tstr 81 fafls. ~ -ssi ous--ry
coc--sei, prtttag 80 au aIas-suoe eu ul fhr pcr-
saaal estate ID hrr lie hs-iusaa.
Orti-r-d. Tat th- $50 rstHso--r 60. .atsos
e. 80 persons fnrer-.fri. - caused rsf - 49,
ort-s o. - rsahIssasd thrrr ~-~As suocs.sfsr.g
81 80 ONfat Oru.-craf prirtrf at fsfts ta esd
Cssasv. thsi 49, 49, .Pr--r st frr.,.sts Cent
90 - 49, at parts th- a. rurstss q nrr.
rrNf ~ 80 c'caagk ta 49, fafsa.ua 49, 49,
esa-- 81 81. fhes haze. 50 ths $40 sheaii 90
- grsaird-
E.W WOODBURY.. Juar-.
Atrse oups-ars-t- J =. ucsHs. RsE'si~r-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07

OtEosp. u-Afa Ger 80 frui-fs I'D 81 Par-
~ wtthin and c. ~ fuurfy 20 oNtard 90 he
thirt ruesa.s of Nos a n i~ss.
% N pstiftru q lirisrr rhonr@ra. ~stdos ~
Rob~rt Thnu-psoa. hls III b-rks-ti. 81 sd eesa-
a.. o-c-a-ei. pisy "a - an siosa-cs 60 n ~
rerseasi tsfe ~ ~ hfs hs-laet
orter.t. rhai ~ ssid r-riilaarr rise sctlcs
A. al rsrsons tatrr~-tsi. % csusiHE cnff ofttts
order tn - l-sta-b-f fhr.. ~-tks sucorssfseif ~
~ oxiofd nrap-rai priatcd ~ Fars tn $40
taaaif that thsf nsY sFrear 81 iroia.s losrt
io b. hrli si Pare 90 III = Tuss.iry ol De.
resf. 81 &C. o'ct-cs 81 ~ ior-a.-,n. SO 49,
cs.sr 90 as ~, hasv. ~hy ths s.ss- shasid 90
- graairt.
Wv. WOODBURY.. Jsir-
A tree crrr-sffrsl J :. HuaHs. hrristrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,


go rur SAVE CrHH 90
Couzhs. Coid.. Tnfs~nE a.
sIoar~ene... srsup. uron-
chius. IaciPient CossumP-
gtos. snd fof thr relief of
- Cea~unPtiv~ Patieut.i an Sd
NanCed stage. q the disease
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07

A tr.s sary-.us-i , = Hoss'. Rss'.'sr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07

Atr.- eus,-sHs-ss } : Hs,ss. R.s'.'ss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-04-17

vhs srt e - ess fsmalaf vth me char.
aerf, g ho g. csa easily - d.
taze FEE S., rsfemeuarics b ,ht
psft q sigui h whish BE- slherc - sks
~ sa5 theories 4 = past ss Itisnes
dGh 70 vrie rs history and peis
hs fstas for - 81, lived ht. Wte lf~
nsoy times aimee esf worl3 aa aui
every shap'er q ihr annais r or rae
sfsias ihs ju3gtmen, which pasisfW
aas scd u5aa bs merits lie sPeads
bs lfe n saia sirusginss against 3 esgsf
uhsh Is ersT triumphant. and mourns eon.
tiaaally 81 tls J gonsrsty q IN sse
ubrh bss fallen awsy rem 'hr riones =
iao hundred years before. lie doe. ne.
sjoy tbe a]fplaose q ths people Lie ihos
ubo arr pith lie age be can not resi-
IRON 81. earthly labors vth an assurance
tlat 4 coaiag : nrfstlon vll recognize
81. merits, a. a. hose sAo are before he
az she o y voices which could speak
d him With approval arc those sfich are
.ilcui ID he grave Of ihe past. While be
learn. n]eiling ard iorgets nothing the
times are On ihe move, and b. !, 10 be
bind in ihe solitude Of political ruins
Afler . hie q disappointment and misery
he goes down in sorrow to lhe grave
which has long before received his hopes
anl Us affections. While bis body Il
mouh riag 10 dusi, The = nciples which
haed aud opposed are triumphant aad
Il III, tory Drugs hirsiorh from tie musly
o. the past it SONY to bold him up
as q bieot aud a fool.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-04-17
KNOW TmY DESTINY,

MsDAnr u + ~1ll9EhIoA, ths great Engilsh itstssi-
egist CairFoyaa abd rsFrlomsifidab, who bas aston.
ahtd the sfisnfl0e aass-s ~ thc Old World. hss nov H.
Gated hersstfH iatsaa, r. ], Maaams Tboratpn pcs
asses aeA a~aa4erfal poss ~ SECOND sight - 70 ess.
be be- % hupan ke0vi,age 81 tbs greatest iiupehanes
to tas sngie ~ married n eitltef go. Nhiis ia = stt
Z inue she deiiaisfes tie very FEATURES q The psFaes
~ are 20 marry anaty the 80 Il ~ Instrument u iH.
teose pgscr known - ts fsycbgnoireps. Fasraatess
~ produce s no lfss ptetgrt n 30 mtors bufbaad ~
sue II co. aFpi rant, together viii ase u marriage .te
f#usa ID ~ le4iias mis n chsfastfr A.. Thz Is &c
bamtua As thoafahds u testim9sia1s eas AaeTt sbs
sti send, SHE. desired. i certified e~sytuasnas " wriush.
guarantee. taat 10 pesafe u ahat > ~psltp~sts - be
q enaiqsins saal t5k y hsiE asa asf.Ae pAss a
bhth sre aispa..tat sha eoHpisaka sna sneiaslnE "
e1ts sai sta,1pri satsafs adaressed t. yeafscif ysa
$ 2 reed tbs ps'hs sse aesiFsd lnfrulagss ~ r..
.at mati 3&ifes la eohnteaes taasaas L. rsata-
81 + q Ha ~ Ha8eaa, =. E-igA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-04-17

J. A. Reed, NJ. d., Of Baltimore, has
published a communication IN which he
states that the eating Of pork has nothing
whatever TO do With the disease known az
trichina. lie says.
Il boldly assert that the trichiua never
did and never will destroy human life ;
tia, they have, in all probability. existed
IN The human flesh always-coftainly for
the last half century and ! think it 4 fair
deduction. taking out, for tise sake Of ar.
gament, as granted thai we may receive
Ihem through ihe instrumeataliiy Of the
hog, that they are not more dangerous 10
life on that account. Bot the idea thai We
receive them thus is simply ridiculoos.-
We are not canIhais we do not eat raw
mea, OF any description, and the a%pplica-
ion OF a cooking hea, is certain death 10
all living animals. beside the sailing and
smoking u pork into bacon IS sure de-.
traction 70 them. They DO moi inhabit the
muscle Of the hog more than ans ether an
ima, O. Of man himself. ] defy any one
g prove BY the record Of the last thirty
nse gears that a solitary desth has beea
caused beyond a doab, By The presence of
the tnchlna. ! assert that The charges
made agains, these innoc 81 w0rms 4
~Hh9gi The shadow of q foundation II
fact. ard would advise the community,
II hey desire 70 eai pork, 70 90 70, pro.
vtdrd they 70 not eat il raw or IA ated."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-04-17

Garrett Davis, Of Kentucky, 10 a speech
II the Senate against The Civil Rights bill,
said II the bill passed he SHOULD feel com.
PEELED TO regard himself as an enemy Of
the government" Senator Salisbury
said
] rise to say, sir, hat in my judgement
the passage OF this bill Is tie Inauguration
Of revolution. Its well, sir, that the
American people should take warning and
set their house in order, for il is impossible
that the people will patiently submit to it.
Heaven knows that we have had enough
oil blood she'd. enough Of mourning in e,-
cry household. There are too many new.
made graves for any one to wish to see
more. Atlemp, 10 execute this law
within any state OF the Union, az d ID my
judgement this country will again be
plunged into all the horrors Of war. In
my v State, an humble State in point of
numbers, but a State Of gallant sous, your
law viii never be observed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-04-17

CHOLERA IN AMERICA-That much
dreaded plague, the cholera, so confidently
expected TO visit America the present sea.
son, IN It's westward march, has already
reached our shores. The steam ship Eaq.
land, which lett Liverpool March 18th, for
New York, put into Halifax on Monday
last for medical assistance the cholera
having broken out among her passengers.
Ga Tuesday April ID the first case of
cholera occurred, and in the six days in.
lereening between the first appearance
and her arrival at Halifax there had been
100 cases, fifty Of which had terminated
fatally. She has 1902 passengers and 100
crew. The passengers are principally
German and Irish. The Captain thinks
the disease was brought on board by the
German passengers. Shanties were being
built OF shore for the unfortunate passen.
gers, and the people Of Halifax are ap-
parently doing all in their power to relieve
their suiieriug-. Ii il cfcditable 10 the
humanity and discretion Of The Eugiqnds
commander. that he sought The nearest
quarantine he could find instead ofcondn.
uing his journey 10 New York. But the
Captain viii not escape severe censure for
his criminal folly and inbumanity IN pack.
ingtVeire hunt. ed ceiqrdnts upon his ship.
1t would have been strange il tie ship
loaded bad crossed the Atlantic with
out a visit from cholera or some other cpl.
demic disease.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-04-17

COOP FEELING ALL ARouND.-In
view OF the excited state Of the public
mind, II is pleasant to read that differences
on public questions have not ruptured the
ties OF social amity among our law givers
at Washington. At General Grants re-.
cent l%eyee, President johnson attended,
"A unusual circumstance. Thad. Stevens
was present, and we learn that Mr.. John
son took him by the hand aud introduced
him TO Mrs. General Graz tan incident
which shows HAT the fears expressed in
the 22d Of February speech, have not left
a very deep impression upon his mind
Carrot Davis was also on hand, wordy
and amiable, and looking in The furlheresl
possible degree removed from a blood
thirsty conspirator, darkly musing on
treason, stratagem and spoils." Alexan.
der IL. Stephens, the outside Senatorial
representative from Georgia, crossed his
legs under the Grant mahogany, and for
got what chagrin he may be supposed b
entertain in hob.a-nobs at champagne with
Chandler Of Michigan,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-04-17

A SPECIMEN OF ALABAMA RECON.
sTRucTIoN.-MoBILE, April l0.-The
anniversary Iteration Of the Fire Depart
ment occurred yesterday. After tie ora
ton the members Of the Department, the
authorities and a few invited guests par
took OF a collation.. Among the toasts was
the following:
"Thc President Of tile Uuited States
the fearless patriot the friend Of those
who support. his policy, the enemy ofthose
who oppose it,"
This vas responded TO by Major With
ers, who paid a lofty and eloquent tribute
to The patriotism aud craftsmanship Of the
peoples President. Andrew johnson, and
thanked God that such q man occupied
that position,
Major Walhpn, being called on for a
sentiment, SAID: II rise, Mr.. Caairman,
TO propose a sentiment which ! think
should not be omitted 90 any occasion Of
this kind. ] mean no treason, nor do |
mean 70 revive any memories Of the past
which ought to be dead and buried. /
simply offer Tie health Of a distinguished
gentleman. ! give you, therefore, sir -
Jefferson Dayis-Soldier, statesman, pa.
trioi, prisoner our tongues may be mute,
bat our hearts are with him
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STATE NENa

sabscnpfans t.eqBees. a. have
been ottainsj So MridlebaFy Co3'eee %
aa amount exceeding aSiy thousaal Oh.
lars
L5eui-Col Powell formerly fraa.
Frank n Co4nfy, lhis Stale, has command
q 'he Eastern nstrls ST Icsas. atl
heajqaaflprs at Houston.
Judge Wilson rre.idcs over the Aprj.
term 0iihe NindAam Couny Court Ia
place Of Judge Barrett whosc hralib
though gradually Improving, vii bot admil
% cont nBous labor.
Fred 4. Biek5ord. formerly - Mont
pelier, sind Iate S-uperulrndrn rs ihe EN-
pity of the 4. ) Telegraph Company, at
Ptsbarg Penn, has gone 10 sjbera, 10
supefialcbd The extension of The Russiaa
Extension Telegraph Company lae.
The sugar place on tie premises Of syl
wants Morse, 10 The West part o, East
Monip,lief, i. probably tie largest on
worked IN Vermont, There arc 25J0
buckets oat tins spring, 22j0 Of them be-
itg Of tn, the value Of the lot being abou
$1,000.
Lester lockwood was arrested az I'm
derhill, Wednesday night, for stealing a
stallion valued At $500 from Edwin Jones
Durham, q Il. lie was bound up inthe
sum 81 5000 to appear jor trial at the next
term OF the Chitttnden County Court, and
10 default Of bail was committed TO ial
ia Burllogiou.-Iints
Tuesday forenoon m Irishman named
Harrington, living AT Underhh Flats, Us.
saulled his wife with au axe. striking her
several blows, wounding her bend aud neck
~ a fearful manner. TIE miscreant ht.
ished by throwing the senseltss body Of
his poor victim into the cellar. Shortly
afterwards his son entering the house was
assaulted by the father who eudeayored TO
stuck him with a large knife. The young
man succeeded 10 oycrpos ering him, and
with the assistance OF the neighbors dis
armed aud secured him. The poor woman
on being taken from the cellar was found
TO be alive, although 10 tho opinion Of the
attending physicians she could not long
survive.
ESSEX %JuycTtoN, April ia pain
full accident occurred near Williston, on The
Central road, early this morning, oceas-
Toned by the burning Of a bridge, 20 feet
ia length, which spanned the carriage way.
The fire took place in the night, and the
night express train going north, due there
about half.past four o'clock, having no
KNOWLEDGE OF it, was moving at full speed
The engine leaped the chasm, but knock
ed out all its trucks when il struck lie op.
side, so that it stopped Instantly
The cars, consisting Of baggage car, two
passenger cars and two sleeping cars.
were piled one upon another aud into the
gap below in a badly wrecked condition.
One passenger, a Frecnthman, name un.
known, was instantly killed. The Con
Mr. Appleton, was seriously in
in the spine. lie lies in a helpless
condition. Six or eight others were more
less injured, one or two quite seriously,
out not fatally.
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L~AwLEssNEss ~ KEsIUcKY.-Cer-
Tain portions Of Kentucky appear to be-
wholly & ven up TO a siate Of lawlessne.s.
a few days since The people Of Paris fore.
IDLY took from the jail a negro waiting
trial aud hung him % a neighboring tree.
No one appears TO have heen arrested FOR
The ohense. Al M~jlersburg. recently, a
young man was being tried for 4 breach II
The peace, when BE- sprang up in Court.
drew a revolver and declared that ~anY
person Who said be fired It's pistol the
light before TOD . ile." lie further a..
serted that be ~ould kll any one attempt
ing 10 lay hands on him. When tie Mar.
shal advanced to DO 50 he discharged his
pistol twicc, Killing one r. + Watersfor-
merry Auditor Of the State.
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The Commiss ioner Of Agriculture vii.
receive IN a few days, diI ect from Ham.
burg, Germany, a valuable assortment Of
vegetable seeds, comprising over fifty va.
rites. As soon as received they viii be
distributed ~ mail packages 70 applicants.
A Cairo despatch reports that an Old
in johnson county, H.. was killed By
his i've children, aged IS and Is, after
which they secretly buried him. The
ne ghbors suspected all was not right. yis-
lied The house and questioned the ceildren,
when Hey -aseeriaiped they killed him be-.
cause he vas old, sick, aud Of great lroab-
le.
4 negro man in indianapolis. seventy.
five years old, has received License Il
marry a negro girl siteen years Old.
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