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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-01-31
eees or PHARsOH's sERPENTS,

ENACH EGG, when ignited. produces harm
"a less serpent several feet long. Box of ten
Eggs mailed to any address for fifty cents, lay S.
C. UPHAM, 25 South Eighth Street, Philadelphia.
Trade supplied. Agents wanted.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-07

The I, state Of South Carolina.
-. - ..NRnRERRY DISTRIcr.

5.:-.r:-. ., ~. -. - + SEgBERRY DIsTRIcT.
BIZ John Z. Peterson, Esq. Ordinary of NsaO.
s.. berry District. .r,.., -. =. 4. :. :
NJ HEREAs, Joseph W. HfIi has apnlied
yVa.@to me for Letters Of Administration,
on all and singular the goods and chattsls.
rights and credits of Levi W. Hin late Of
the District, aforesaid, deceased: ., y
These are therefore to cite and adfnonish al
and singular the kindred and creditors Of thesafd
deceased; to be and appear befoFe me- assorr
next 0rdinarys Court for tlfe sid District to 80
holden at NewberrY Court House, on the 18th day
Of Mar. inst, to shew cause, ffsany, Why tho
saiid administration should not be granted.
II GfTen under MY hand;;5 this tst day Of Mar,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
huir dred ana ei&ty-six.
A7-2t JOHN T. PETERSON, o. nd. !
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gT4EE or SOUTH on 4R0LINA. :.

---.... - FEWBERRY DISTRICT. !
By John T. Paterson, Ordinary II Nsp5erxy
WHEREAS, John J.s.Aniel has applied
w to me for Letters of Administrations,
on all and, singular the goods and chattels,
rights and credits of Geo, D. Amiek, late of
the district aforesaid, deceased: =z9,.g...zS
These are therefore to, cite and admonish al
and singular, the kindred and credi ors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before nle, atour
next ordinary's Court for the said District, to be
holden at Newberry Court House on the i4th day
of Mar. inst, to shew cause, if any why the said
Administration should not be granted. &, sslsss.
Given under my hard and Seal, this s2stn Day
Of Feb.~in the year Of our. Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixry-six. -.
:k7 e.. JOHN 7. PETERSON, o.a.D.
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HEADQUARTERS, IST SUB DISTRICT,
DISTRICT WESTERN So. Ca


DISTRICT WESTERN So. Ca,
COLUMBIA, S. c., February 18th, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS No. l.
A LII citizens white and colored in this Sub
N District, comprising the separate Districts
of Fairfield, Newberry, Edgefeld, Lexington and
Richand, are hereby strictly prohibited from
carrying firearms or deadly weapons of any kind
openly or concealed upon their person.
Any person violating this order will subject
themselves to punishment, either by fine or i'm
prisonment or both, loosing their claims to the
weapons thus carried in defiance Of order and
law. .--
United States Soldiers will be governed by the
same order, except when in discharge Of their
duty. ..- .>-s 80 ...-.~.A. h
officers of This command and soldiers on duty,
are hereby authorized and instructed to arrest
and disarm any parties discovered violating this
order. ~ -.
2 By order of y
Lieut.. Col. NAT. HAUGEToN.
- G. ". IDEN, r.
-, - ,E:.. y. Lieut.. and A. A. A. Ger.
OFFICIAL W. L. FoUTS, Lieut.. Gom'd'g Dis
triet, Newberry, S. c. >s-.. -. ,..-.. -
). Feb. %, 9-3t. =. u. .,>~:. =.
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Notice of ETectfOm.

STATE OF SOUTH GAReLGSE-NEWBERRF
s,,,.s.'t-5 DISTRICT = ~ -. -
Office Court Of General. Sessions and comasos
= =. Iteas. -, y -. 8
T. JOHN T. PETERSON, Ordinary, and ex,
i a offeio Clerk of said Court, in pursuance Of
the directions of the Act of the Legislature, IN
such ,ses made and provided, do hereby give,
public notice, that an election for Clerk of tho
Court Of General Sessions aud Common. Pleas.
for Newberry District, will be held 5ou Tuesday,
the Sd day of April next, atthes usual places Of
election throughout the said District. Sg5sS -
Witness my hand at aNewberry Cont House;
this 2lst day of February, A. D., 1855: -, -, Z
: -. =. 5 i. JOHN T. PETERSON,
....,..-, s.: <. % & Elk off: C.. G.sS. & CsP. e
Feb 2S. 9-5t -, ...ss-ss.- ~. - - =
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Notions, &C.,

Hair Brushes, coarse and fine Combs, Tuck
Combs, Hair Pins, Threads Of all kinds, Ribbons
Laee$ Tapes, -Braids, Needless Pins, Buttons
Thinlbles, Tooth Brushes, Paper, Pens, Ink, En-
yelopes, &c.. Perfumery, Hair Grease, Fancy
Pipes, Smoking Tobacco, Fine Cigars, Powder,
Shot Caps, Powder Fiasks, Shot Pouches, &C.,
sc. -. .:,-
We are making some improvements n our
store, and intend kcepirg up general stock and
to-selt our customers anything they may wish al
the very shortest profit that we can possibly 1--we
with Don't forget to give us call aud see II We
do what ne say, at the old stand, Herald Office
e,,,,. LOVELACE l. WHEELER. p,
~ Feb. 81. Sit. ....
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HARDWARE, &C,

S. W. Collins Axes, Brane's and other Hoes,
Trace Chains of different kinds and Prices, Flow
Iron, Bar Iron, Nails, Spades and Shovels, Gar
den Rakes, &c, Pad Locks from common to
extra good, Stock Locks, Till Locks, Cupboard
Locks, Chest Locks Sheep Shears, Scissors, Pocket
Knives, Knives and Forks, Butcher KNIVES, Tacks,
Manure Fork, Spring Balances, Lines, Buckets,
Tubs, Brooms, Willow Baskets, FRYING Pans,
Curry Combs, Coffee Mills, Hatchets, Hammers,
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limestone Springs Fema|c High SchOel

RET:lT CURTIS, LIZ. D., Principal. y
FENHE REGgbtE ENSUING SESSION or
this School wia commence Son the third
"Wednesday in EehruarY, tie 9tsc inst. s . :
TERMS FOR FIVE AoNPHSy payable IN ad-
Sanceseilhersin specie or cqQivalent in curren-
cg: = q y zs@- ..- -
Hoard, inclading Sights, wa&hingnnd fuel a5;0o
FnitiOu IN Fsaglis6 arid the Classics. .oe
F,ifioT in Psinsafy Depart Rettt-S. -. $500
lessons on the Piano or Gaitar. 25.0 90
Uss Of Plallo .-,,--.1 z''V
Tuition in French or the Modern Languages, -
= Each Pupil must bring aone pair of sheets and
~ pillow cases. towels sF'i drinking cup = =
DR. CURTIS viii leave the Wills HonSe, Charles
ron, ON Moad;sg, thes 18th of February, and Nick
ersou,s Hotel, GolnRlsia, otIsthe 20th, for Lime
stofie, aud be happy to take eisai ge fang Pupils
-orathe route Regular mails are re-estabtished
10 the place. Any further information can be
-0btaits.d of the Hon: w. +. C0LC0CK, or at the
COURIER OFFICE. :, -. -.s.,-.- -.
Feb 4 6-4t - < ~ -~. o
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SundFieS, &c., &c..

Hats of different grades and prices for gents,
bows and youths, also d spleudid stock of Boots
and Shoes of almost any quality and price, some
very cheap new-stock, also a large lot Of dark
Prints below cost, also WoiSted Dress Goods,
Couks, Shawls, Sontags, Bed Blankets, common
B ankets, Table Covers, Wool Socks and Stock
fnes to sell for less than cost Now is the time to
get bargains. ~. -.-..
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CrockerY and Glass Ware,

Dinner Plates, Soup Plates, Handle Teas, Teas
without handles cheap, Glass Tumblers Glass
Lamps, Bracket Lamps, Lamp Shades, Brushes
to clean Lamp Chi!nneys, so doz. Lamp CHM
ncys assorted sizes cheap, Extra Burners for
Lamps, also the Wick.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-07
Notice.

a: LIE persons having demands against the es:
"A tate Of JOHN COOK, Esq, 6ec'd;;2 are
hereby notified to present them, properly attest:
ed to ttr Subscribers on or before the I'd day Of
April nezs, as settlement will be made on said
estate shortly after that time. And all indebted
to said estate will make payment as early as con.
venient. 1876 J. T. P. CR0SSON, .dns-,-,
s,-,..-~--- ...., j. B. SIMPSON, - avn. .@*s
." r.b- 90 o. st ..sE ~@-- |z-z- - =. =
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The state of South Carolina.

NEWBERRY DISTRICT.---IN EQUITY.
Ex P4rte : :s--.. -. = A BIZ =.
Simeon Fair, = to PerpsttGte
: Solicitor Of Middle Circuit: 1sstinioay.
GIMEoN. FAIR, Esq, Solicitor of the Middle
y. Circuit, having this day filed, in this Office,
tBiato perpetaatc testimony in relation to
deeds. wills, chooses in aetions and other papers
and records destroyed Qrlpst during the recent
var" H. 5-,s, - 2 s7 Z. 81 4; I. ~:
It is, Ordered, that all persons who are entitled.
to, and desrous Of aYailing, themselves cf, the
benefit of the Act of the General Assembly in
such case made and provided, be, permitted TO.
come before the Court and hqye taken and per-
petuated, under this Bill yalf evidences which
they; shall produce, on proper application being
made before me. :, SILAS JOHNSTON 49,. -. !.
Commissioners Office = - - sC.E.N.D.S5,
+ january 27, 1885, $500 22rnee
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The State of South CarOIinas

: > EEHBERRY DISTRICT EQUITY 81
". Il hasTtr,iaasyton and offers, Esors.s y. HsleE
- - 0,NIealt, and others.
DY ORDER of the Court, the creditors of the
ID estate of Hon. .JN0. BEIToN fl'NEALL,
deceased, and. also. the creditors ofthe exeentors
of said deceased. have further time, til The f-s
tsssta day of jfarch, 1855, to reader aad estabs
lisi on oath their respective dem ,nds before tbs
Commiss eper. . .7J - - :.
: =. SILAS TOMBSTONE, C. r. Il. o. s.
CONS. Office, Feb. 2l, 1856. y 2
: E Feb ,2S, 9-3t. = ,-'s.->..s $5..
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REMOVAL.

TAR. -. WATKINS can be. seen aud con-
i = ssulyed on his profession at the residence
recently soccnpiednhy Capt. W D. Walter, near
ane Railroad and Depot 3
.sA portion Of the pubic patronage is respect
fully solicited. :
Fes Ia, f-tf.--s~E. e..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-07
Notice. !.

A Ii personShaving demands against: the Es.
N tate Of JAMES S.. GILLIAN, Deceased,
will please present thcmFto E. p Lake, on or be-
fore the 10Th day ofsMarGanext. 1922. ~,
'za.s-..,.. d.. "a LrEY GILLIAN, Adn'1;
FEB q -o-at ".-... -
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The State OF South CaTolIla..
me Sfafe of S0Ilth Gar0lina

= s EEWBERRY DIsTRICP EQUITY.
Dauid T. BuzAardt, sAdn'r., .. Catherine EEz-
( ~ :. hardt, Sarak Jones' and others. - s5ssgs
.DY ORDERso Of the Court The time for the
D ecreditoFs3of thezestate Of SAMUEL JET
FERSON BBZHARDF, Dec d., to render and es-,,
tabiish on oath, before the Commissioners their
respective deglandsis extended to the aesatk
dagof lnaTeh, 1895. = -. Ss5fsss.
CONS. 0ffiee.s Esy sSILAS JOHNSTON e q,
{ February 2ist 1866. G.. E:gN. D.. =
>%Feb92s; 9-St $S5.z
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panrnanshin,
Notice.

ALL persons having demands against the Es-
n > tates of JOHN STERLING and GEORGE
P. STERLING, Deceased, VII please present to
me such demands, properly attested, on or before
the Iath day Of March next. 80 : -.
E. 2. LAKE, Ex'or of John Sterling
and Admir- of GeorgeP. Sterling, Decd.
Feb. 81, S-St. . . !. go s.-.. .r... ...
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Feb. %, 9-5
Notice.

n LII persons indebted to the estate of JANE
N ~ GROSS0N. deceased, are requested 70
make payment Immediately. Those having De.
msnds viii present them, properly attested, on
or before the I'd day of April next, as the estate
will be settled up as soon as pessihle,s -;
r.. ..-...'.ass 1T. Z. cRossoE, Ex'or:
Feb. 2Sg9-5.
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Nolfce.

j. 4. LL persons having demands against the q.
N tate dfGILLIAA SMITH, Decd, viii please
present TO me sach demands onor before the 10th
day. Of March next. Els s9.f
-. a.. EsP. LAKE, Adui'r, Wilfannexed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-07
NEW ADDITIONS
OF
Fresh StOCk!!
1XTE have added great many useful article:
w to our Variety Stock, already On hand
DRY GOODS. ;,

A few pieces of SPRING PRINTS, Brown
shirting, Sea Island Shifting, few Spring and
Summer Balmorals, and Spring & Summer
Hats for Ladies, Misses and Children; Cuffs and
Collars for Ladies; also, or Brown Sheeting,
Blue and Brown Denims, and cheap Pant Goods
for Gents, Fine and Common Irish Linen, Six s
Cotton Pocket Handkerchiei$, Canvass for Pants.
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Sweet Potatoes

A. good lot of fine eating Potatoes in store
LA and for ssalelby -. ~
Feb ! SIT LovELAcE 4 WHEELER. =
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GROCERIES, &C.

Sugar, Elk 4 G. Yellow; Crushed, Powdered
and Brown splendid Coffee, Brown and Black
Tea, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Mackerel, Cheese,
Crackers, Soap, Candles, Starch. Nutmegs, Brim-
stone, Alum, Newark Cider Vinegar, Extract
Corn Starch, Table Salt, Cream Tarter,
Soda. Fig Blue, Olive Oil, ine,.
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Note Lost
Sorghum,

ESOME of The most beautiful country made Mo
~ iasses, for retail, SO as TO accommodate al
classes of buyers, for sale by -
- - L0EELACE 4, WHEELER.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16
.VOE0ray Public.

II WOULD most respectfully announce to my
L. friends and the public generally, that l am
now prepared to make Inventories, Appraise-
nents, Partitions, receive. Wills, make Protests,
Matfimop ial Gsutracts and Instruments of Writ.
ing, to hold Family Meetings, and Meetings of
Creditors, 20. r. Is - : s#f5..g NJ ~
All business entrusted TO me will be attended
to With promptness and dispatah '''f -''
hIs3' = JNO. NJ. TRACY,
q, Justice ofthe Peace and Notqy,g Public,
octl4 Office, Corner Thira and laurel sts.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16

q PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEM-.
BLY.-The Presbyterian General AS
sembly of the Southern States re-
cen ntlY met in Macon, Georgia. In
notice of the proceedings on the
third day Of the session, the Macon
Telegraph says: aFt.a sr.laa
~ The Assembly went into a long
and spirited discussion of the new
name for the body, instead of the
General Assembly of the Confederate
States, under which they could not
now retain their charter to hold
property.
DR.. Baird reported, as chairman of
the. committee, name selected from
many proposed--"The General AS
sembly of the Presbyterian Church
in the United States" .s
Others proposed: The Reformed
Presbyterian Church, The Free Pres
byterlan, The Constitutional Church.
DR.. Ross very strenuously urged
as name, the Presbyterian Church
South. He wanted something very
distinctive, and our people would
love the Church better than ever. FL
Mr.. John Miller, of Virginia, with,
his usual Auency and adroitness, met
his opponents very successfully, and
seemed for while likely to carry
his point in favor of the name General
Assembly. of Presbyterians in the
United States.
The venerable DR.. Smythe, of
Charleston, with all his native vigor
of expression, urged several names
with excellent grounds; persuading
you to agree with him successfully
that each one was the best, until at
last he himself voted for the one re-
commended by the committee. So
the matter was decided by a large
majority, afterwards made unani-
mousy and now stands, the Presby-
terian General Assembly in the Uni
ted States. .""
Memphis was unanimously Sc
lected by the Assembly as the next
place of meeting.
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Jhe Gazette &Gotaet
GEN ERAL NEWS,

4 enoBanks, appointed at the head I
Of the House Committee on Foreign
Relations, has nominated John L.
Swift clerk Of the committee. Duties
- land presentation Of draft for
payment Of salary. p sta : eqt
IL is a curious fact that the Queen
of England is the temporal monarch of
more Roman Catholics than the Pope,
and of more Musselmans than the
Porte. "' ' "' '''' '''" 4=.''. ?.
The Radicals of Iowa are circulating
a petition for the impeachment Of
President Johnson zaa.41 10 D. 1u
The first battle of the war, Manass-
as, wts fought on the land of Mr..
Andrew Mclean, 10 the country Fair
fax, Va, and the virtual termination
Of the struggle took place in the same
gentleman's house in the country Of
Appornatoox, where the terms of sur
render were formally drawn up and
ratified by Gems, Grant and Lee. RI
tai The people Of Minnesota sent South
and got large number of bloodhounds
to hunt the Indians, Rssult--thsI
Indians shot the dogs and then cooked
and ate them-a great luxury
Dabney II. Maury, late Major.Gen-
eral c. s. A., and for long time
commander of the defenses of Mobile,
has opened boarding-sehool in Fred.
ericksburg, Va. no a,as e
One of our contemporaries has the
following: Bierstadt, the artist, has
made $4,000 with his brush in
three years. He is now building .
princely mansion at Irvington, on the
Hudson, and drives the most stylish
team 10 the Central Park--a pair of
spirited Black Hawks, both of which
figured in the war. The editor of the
Round Table has mounted donkey,
and is after that artist with sharp
stick, t a.~a #a te@
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.Niss5ssiplo5 Hotel,

corner OF 5t- Louis, -.
NE w ORLEANs, LA.
NTR g. AUBERT, whose furnished rooms, Char
lHI tres street, between st. Louis and Toulouse,
were so we'll known, has just opened the Missis-
sippi Hotel, No. 100 Chartres street, corner Of st.
Louis. z4. = 4fa 4Fs
TRAVELLERS will find In the above establish
nnent FURNISHED ROOMS, at reoderase f,rices;
they may also have their MEALS, BY the day or
BY the week. .....=.z=......,. Hsaa bib
All win meet with that comfort which, for ten
years, has been found In AuaEag's House.
oet2G-3a - s=azs ssz ~ ssH-
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16
GEN. ROGER A. PRYoR-Says the

GEN. ROGER A. PRYoR.-Says the
New York Neaos:
Gen. Pryor has been admitted to
the bar, and is now prscticing law in
the Courts of New York. His we'll
known ability and brilliant oratory as
sure to him a distinguished place in
his profession, and we are glad to
know that he has already been re.
tained in several important cases.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS.
Main ST., between Third and Church,
B3t EATON R0UGE, Id.

THE undersigned is now prepared to receive Or
L .ers' ior all kinds Of Furniture and Cabinet
work. VIII make OF mend in the best manner
and 1T thalowest figures, FeR CASH ONLY. In the
Undertaking business he has now on hand fine
asso rtment of.Metllic Cases, and is reaey to re-
ceivs orders IN this ineof business, which win
meet the attention usually given by the old firm
Of Piper d bradford. FL. zat
saug6 FRED. FUNKE. 4
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16

TE A young "swell" in London
who dissipated fortune Of $4,000
per year. now earns $5a week as d
stage driver. y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-09

ilovFs roE rHF POoR. The Tribune
says that VI. a. 7 Stewart h,s decided
not t' crect che bouses for tbe poor 81 Neu
OH on thc lands offered by a -ealthv cit-
izen Tor fhat purpose. Tie vil accept I'D
from nj source whatever. but vHl himself
cary out thc proie.f at sn expense approx-
ianatine nearer g. of'1. .O10 han 81 90. 90.
A ucIl known ani expert srchitect bas ben
ronsu.fei. aui the noble vork Of provid-
iag bones for the industrious poor is b. be
commenced 81 an early day and prosecuted
ul'h energy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-09
frarn The Rrght wav.
Letter from a Georgian.

"TAXArfoN WITHOUT REFuEsESrArloN "
The rebels keep up a continual noi.e aud
veSaiion sbout taxation BY Congress ''with-
ogt representation. Let me- see how they
deal siih this matter themscivcs
Georgia. by ihe census of 1850. hal 4
white ropulation of 59i.55o Which Is nov.
perhaps. Increased bytobcis Who have left
tennessee 90 escape thc disfranchisiug iaw
there. The number Of voters nay be about
10. .ooo. besides 5000 negroes out 90
population of f65 COS Who should have the
iran-hise
Ai the last session Of ihe State lceislat-
ure. law Was passed making these 50. 900
negroes liable 90 a pou-ts1 Of =. besides q
property tax - $4,000. Do these color
Cd people have a vote or voice IN tho choice
of tie rcprcscntaiivcs who enact their la<s7
II iacy scnt up tbeIr orn Rcprcscntafives.
would President Johnson's d" policy admit
them 90 ihe legislative halls2 T. no, ihis.
then. 90 taxation without represcutaiioa.~
Mississippi. with a pppalaiion of S5S. $50
whites aal $50. .f0i negroes. woall. accord.
ing % ihe present basis OF representation.
send % Congress Eve Rrpre.entatives. cho.-
on by 7o.ooo voters from the G13 500 whites.
The minority here govern she majority.
u tAis Democratic 70 is RepabIicang
in Ohio. Pcunsy yigania. orany other North
eru state. a Population OF more than 57I.-
ao' is absolutely required % send Re-
prescnfaiiscs 90 Congress. Isthcre equal
ity hcr-2
ln Florida TIE whites number - az and
'he tlacks C2.677 and 90 B., only 10y counting
ihe later ihai Florida reaches the standard
ior single r. eprrsenfat,ve.
ID the nceroes ENJOY any of ihe benefits
Of tbis credit. given 90 the States on .Lrir
accoaut. even ia State afi'rss Notaf an
let ihc rebel. continaailv c-y out that
''iasaiion without reprc.,usa'iou- s. 1n-
eo1s'.tuiionai. oppressive. and no, 20 PC
Submitted t5
Tie Golden Ral--is'' DO 1u;o others as
ye ~oailihat by .ioald DO unto Won. Tie
negro forfeited mo- i-ht. in ibc Bet uion
fh- rebel forfeited au Shall tic negro
have no rights in ile restored governments
oi his State, and the rebel have aug
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-09
VOLUME 33. NO. 50.
b r Z vITIEs .

What's the latest and sweetest thing in
bonnetss The lsdios' faces TO be sure.
ZPvrg lbdjfs brf sbja tp ljkf cpId 1fbtbfr
ofco'si = brings chips tp thiir lips.
I he Democrats Of New York City talk
of sending John Morrissey 70 Congre.. 20
I play Faro 70 Andy Johnson's Moses.
The Boston Transcripts says: The
sexton Of one az our oldest societies has
accepted unAnimous call from another
church ~iih an increase of salary
Blood viii tell A candidate for Con-
gress in Boston spells Ohio. "OTIio. -
See the Indictment against William Posi-.
Hearing physician remark that snail
blow would break the nose. a rustic ex-
claimed. " Vel. dunno about that. I've
bloved my nose a great many times. and
I've never broke Il YET. =
The popular colors among the school,
'nistresses IN attendance A. the StateITeach-
ers' Convention seen 20 be black and blue.
Very Appropriate. say. juvenile sufferer.
rubbing BIS person. iCom. Bollctin.
Honest Ben Freeman. the oolored mes
senrsr o., Che Land Ofioc At wa.bineton.
was asked what we're bis politics. I'm
an administration man. and have been for
thirty year,, answered Ben. with innocent
sarcasm.
fh'ihps Academy. at Andover. has Just
received a giff Of e.. 900 from Mr. GEORGE
Peabody.
The kcnnebec Journal SAYS the Military
Ayslum % Togus viii probably be put in
operation early IN November.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-09

4 cos exhibited 81 recent niinoi, sgri-
cl.tarai fair gave. during three weeks IN
the month Of June lasi. weld of milk av-
eraglng tsenty-nine qsarts daily. and from
tho cream thirtecn rounis of butter we're
made weekly. distaucing all oompetiiors IN
the uiIk aud o0ftsr trade sbe took the
highest promign.