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Grateful Acknowledgment to q Skill
fi1l Gentleman

err June l. 1S'F-
Dr. Giles n. T. zrr-fc4r sir: i,u III cXc-c me fr not
writing >ooucr N.n viii 'eglaf~ icanbrr It.
The ind yiur vo cil!,~l 90 Fn r v"ur "--~ 1nee ' Mt
a.l. The rali Hiy .uth bad completely r'trl vt
,linir dtoI.! aul there rcIHains st'i'n"
~ the --4c fhlt c.Uil l'iiv ott- N-; ila,u',t
w...c', relieved r;nettr'Y au+
ea..-} - -';iov tl at ii short tim '"-'n t.
improve t, vour 'aclrnr ana i l we'd etr 'ierti i-
for -,verri uuus f.u fnolly surc"clc ~ ~"riHr tl"
di-tr-c an pirr ll' Tia u-lly'u frequently
~'l;ioncd al u s.a@ IT. continued - HiprN Ne-Eni
hnaliv anllcr'cl fcr - - i'f tho. nHfF al r-
c "a, y1r aivee hui c~t Ven " niF ~ ufi
ORDER ts rll1 lrte plate lii-le f ne - c'1lr me
- speak t. hc Unler-t' aud iu'w n-in@ i. Nv
tTEENAL III >NNS atc ine to ven fS -PjiiS'Ni. i.t
ANCE AND SK IL tbat va i-IitVcl in nav ca~r; anal
hrre iil7nl va firry restored heh. aql cYea nv
j ' i- oary bleeding - oclth several t"es from
the n'zei a NOW in Sacramento city ei ~ ine e't r!i'A
aud ~'H ,nincrd all rcni- - c 'n N'u should
they he untlp1tr {" ir'lutr "~-f-t"'cr an " MD
advise all persons 10 aV'i cert j' scientific 'ct'r IN N"r
citY !iey viii send cn land II en Nhcrec -" trr-
c.cr Iriluus.
With n:y wis,,e f'r the su,ce,s o lot If on r
main y NJ. etc :. =. +.
T. i:r. Chi- H. Tozcr. SAN rr,,ci-cr Cal -7'y-
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the sins of a loved one with the mantle of chari-
ty, but to hear the object of her affections rdi-
culed steels her heart against him forever more.
Sadly learncd that was all too true?
The N. c. who had once been my friend, no
longer spoke to me, aud had the felicity of
learning that be was about to marry my former
oharmer, and that WAS often the subject of
their r!dicule and satire.
Wherever went was greeted with mock hu-
mility as Mr.. Editor until life became almos,
unendurabe. had made myself famous--as I
always thought shonld-in The editorial chair,
but who would coyet such fame?
John forgave me and still called me his friend,
but even he occasionally harrows up my feelings
by illusions to the lengthy editorials wrote and
the great popularity obtained editor of the
Uniontown Bugie.
When irear 4 criticising an editor, al
ways wish that he could pass through my expe-
rience, and learn as learned, how easy It IS TO
become famous as an editor.
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Court Terms ia Trinity.

Lisfricf CoxrI-Iion. Ephram Garter Judge; A. ].
Ioonis clerk. Second Monday in April August and De-
eembcr.
County Comrf-IIon John Murphy. Judge; 4. ]. Loo
mis- clerk Monday in January March, May July, Sep
tembcr and November
Probate COurf.-lIon. john Murphy. Judge; Al Loo
mis-, clerk. Fourth Mon.ay in each month.
Hoard Of Superrisors.-A G. Price. chairman; 6. Z.
Short and r. Davidson. Monday in February, May,
Augiiss an November.
ED- No will he paid to communications sent for
publication in the JoUENAL unless they accompanied by
the author This merely required to guard
against 1stion.
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THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS EN-
| loved on this coast an uninterrupted success
of fourteen years. and has become one OF the
renowned Hospitals of the age. What the cele-
hrntca Lock Hospital is to London. aud the no
less renowned establishment of Ricord to Paris,
this Institute has become to the Pacific Coast--
The thousands annually received and cured place
il in point of number of patients among the
very frs of the world. and the success of its
treatment ranks it second to noae.
PRIVATE DISEASES IN MALES and TE
REGTLARITIES ~ FEMALES are the great
ac>trovcrs of health They inSiduouSlv attack
the system and gradually undermine aud destroy
il they drive the bloom from the check. the
n>tre from the eve the strength and vi@nr from
the frame: they give to the world punv and
diseased offspring and poison. through success
sivc generations of the of man. The marks
can I've seen in Scrofua Consumption. CrippleS,
The ldiotic. the Paralytic. the Insane. etc.
There is no more terrible scourgc to the human
race than those diseases arising from the con-
Elimination Of Ncncral Poison. The mildest
forms hv rofrcaiing tn the blood. hold ever over
the one afflicted. the sword Of destruction that
is liable at any moment TO fall and bight-to
utterly tcstroy-all earthly hopes
MERCURY. recogojzed as the mast fofoi med;-
col soe,nv 10 wna. combining with the Vcncral,
donhlcs his dangers. Those who have been
treated with that perncious mineral poison are
not cnred; the disease has only assumed Il new
form
Do no. be s1tisfel with Partial Cures.
that leave the poison to crawl through the svs-
tenn eating its way into the tissues and organs
beneath the apparently smooth surface. to hurst
out in the future with virnfncc that will
battle the effects Of medicine. WHEN PERFECT
CURES can hc Obtained hv consulting phvsi-
clan whom long practice and thorough invcsti-
: pc N IA car of a A.
RY ORG ANS enables to determine at once the
nature Of the disease.
In all diseases cntrustc1 TO the Doctors care,
/ PERFECT. SPEEDY and PERMANENT
1 Cures Always Guaranteed,
In Syphilis and its adiunctS Gonorrhua and its
accompanying diseases; eli disorders of the
Bladder. Kidneys and Prosratc Seminal Weak
ness Diseases of the Heart and Lungs; Dys-
pcpSia Indigestion. Impotency; Insipicnt Con-
sumption. and all diseases Of the urinary organs.
in either sex. cure always warranted, OR no
PAY REQUIRED at the PRIVATE
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COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.



IARl1Y WITHOUT PARALLEI-' Reason and chance, says
pInv slcd TO the knowledge of the virtue OF medicinal
herbs but from Pliny to Galen and from (aen to Abene
ty advance made in the science oI Parm7cy
1t was reserved Holloway produce two combinations
Of vegetable sbstance- capable of roofing out and eNt-
gushing of nearly nil inward an outward ea
sns The pills and introduced by this distinguished
medical b,anist and physician have within few years at
t,ncl celebrity which has never been cqunled eer IN
extent intensity lv it Of any other curative rfera-
ton world has been often cri"ed by medical imp
tiers extraordinary remedies 1T irst but
coly received by the public. The profession deft!e
thc and the precedent Of class shrugged
their shoulders and mutterel "humng Yet IN twenty
wears they have famous throughout the world Des-
rotic have departed from their ordinary pro
scrptvc policy AMI made exceptional laws authorizing their
use have cnrole the inventor annG
their members lunarcis haV" conferred upon n
marks Of the highest hospitals and di-pcnSaiics
have adopted remedies: and leading # Europe
and America in whose ed toral columns advertised ni-
cine hal endorsed have cordially testified to their
wonderful effects. Iuhic opinion never before maui
tasted such grand scale In this country alone over twn
thor,a journals given their adhesion - Professor -
loavs and two millions Of people use
his Pills Ointment. These evidences II paiiriiy
which has parallel in medical history-BuJA0 CiTtS-
tfIH .fdrocIte.
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AMI di-cscs arising from tc such rpns
in the swelln@s Of the different joints Of the o
ar impurities Of the blood crr
u y short tim" hv the Of my VEG GETABLH MIN
Liln1r rntllN II ny
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TrcrpnG1nnDNI.v '

Dir. Chas T. Tozer's Institute
X sit,iscd on Ca Of Sixth between and
streets. Sacramento.
OFFICE u 1TlS-IfuIn 4. = t. : p. y.
C.r>u alton NJ the ilicn or hy letter Free
All c;tc- through tie express me -har'l be addressed
to Or, CiiAS. u. ToZER.
Sacramento city.
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FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE !!

TOE or Msp o. Tn2 FacuLTY 'T PsRIt ,ovNr or
TIE UuyrR1lr CT Ms ClL CT. AND rnrsIsINy or S.
JOINS B,p1I rz socrIY OF s'N FEANoIS o.
~ pEEEAULT ias pleasure to mr rni patients AMI OH
ers seeking confidential medical advice that lie be
suited daily hi- ,4icc, .'Armoy Hall" Bmiids North
East ccrncr Montgomery and San Fran
cisco Rooms No o auYlI up stairs
from either Montgomery oi'sacrlmento streets.
d., pERRAULT"s studies have been exclusively de-
voted to the the various 'rm of Nervous ar PIy
cal Debility the injurious habits acquiicl in youth
which usually terminate in impotence and teIty and
manenty induce all the conconlauts Of Old age Where
sec ct inrnity involving the happiness c and
that others and morality dictate the necessity Of
its removal it is f,;t thar premature decline of The Wig
or of mnahool matrimonial unppiucSs compulsory single
life etc have their in the germ OF winch is
planted in carly and the bitter fruit tasiel long after
ward Patients larinG under this complaint viii cnpln
of op. or more of the fllowns symptoms: Nnctnrnt ca>
,;ons pains in the b1ck an head weakness o memory AMI
SIGHT discharge from the nIctlira ~ The stool or ming
ter ine,lccunl lcui;ics are wkcncl I"'s oi nery
cusues eli ic and there i Dissatisfaction !,
tend to ln,ire- to tcidns writing the ely of
friends The Itaiieht wphriy c""t!'nHf dizziness
Vertigo aud that sight and hc'iins wrtkenc sleep dis
turbel hy 3elnS neanci'iy signing ptiptatiHnS. faint
inrs cough. and >lw c'eT while some 'rc rNcrnli rh"n
natic min aud nunburS> of the bry ni c iaa-t
common symptoms pmples in the iaee md ling in dit
feren ,,,rt, f hdv. Patients suffering from his d
case should apply mciatcly tu ~ PRAULr either in
person or y lie will Seminal
Lni--ans and Imp ,tenre IN -iX to eight weeks
Patients suffering fr,n Ncncral i-eis' in any sta@c
CnnuLcI flrer Stfic;cs. Iubp Ulcers. Cntnne NruH
tian. ctr viii be tctc successfully All Sypljtic au1
Vrrcuri, Ta.i,S eaiircly removed! from the system.
Dr. pEitHAULTS diplomas arc in hi Office whcT" r1-
.iru,. ~ , FIR ci<, We invite Investigations cllin
nat know everybody. but !,
claim that in all tpl2eu under trrlert fulfill ur
mr. pcs We paycuaily request tho-e who tvc tried this
iia.cl doctor and that advertised physician, tai worn cut
and die iraeed to call upon
Low charges and quick cures
Ioics suffering from anv c,mlant incidental to their
can consult with the assurance of iclci.
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Tuscan Springs!
Tchalna Co, Cal.
C. BRADLEY........................Pro Proprietor.

& THESE SPRINGS ARE PLEAS
n antly situated in picturesque valley.
e. about seven miles from Red Bluff The
-. buildings have been thoroughly repair
ed. and visitors will find all the comforts of
home. as we'll as the hcath-giying virtues of the
waters.
The most eminent physicians of San Francis
CO and the State after careful analysis of the
ters, pronounce them to be the
Best Mineral Waters in the United States
ana this opinion is verified by THOUSANDS of per-
sons who have been cured of chronic diseases.
after having tred in vain the best medical advice.
For chronic diseases of all kinds rheumatism.
Scrofnla, Nervous complaints, Dyspepsia, Indi-
gestion, Skin diseases, Uterine affections. and
the diseases of females these uaters are infdLaJie
The charges moderate and every attention
will be afforded to promote the comfort of inva-
lids. For further information apply to Dr. r. A.
Thomas, Weaverville Dr.. A. B. Goss IIav Fork
or address j. c. BRADLEY. Red Bluff.
Tuscan Springs, April 90, 1866. l5.,f
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E7GlQDaS HINdtE.1
SEWING MAC Hi.dEEsS !!
COPY OF TIL, nap )BT OF THE C)NNiTTEE OF
AWARDS At THE FAIR OF THE
ANEERICAN INSTITUTE.
New York. 500.
To the FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO..
rnE TILE EEST FANILY SEWING MACIiINE.
HIGHEST PREMIUM! COLD MEDAL

RE.ISO.1'S:
Its simplicity and great range Of work.
2-The Reversible Feed Notion.
3-Tho perfect finish and substantial manner
in which the Machine IS made
1.-The rapidit7 of its working and the quail
ity of the work done.
5-Tho Self-aljusting Tension.
TIE FLORENCE" E.fS AlrAPDED ne F7FS7
AND IflGHEST T,RENfDN fT TIE STATE FAR
or cALTFORNI1 TUE ONLY FAih on TIE ~
CTFTC COAST Ar WHICH M THO DOFHLE
TYIEFAD SEUJNG H.fC}i{-fES HEHE EIHIBi1-
Ed ~ COMPETITION N 1e-5.
The FLORENCE received the only pre-
mium awarded by the Mechanics Institute of
San Francisco, in 1864 and 1868, 10 amy Sewing
Machine Sewing Machine Co., or agent. The
claim of a competitor to medal is without any
foundation whatever.
Wherever the FLORENCE has been bro t
in competition with othcr Sewing Machines. 1t
has always been declared the best. 1t is the
most simple the most substantial. the most chi
cicnt. and its use is easily learned. Every MI
chine sold is guaranteed in the fall sense OF tue
word Send for circuIars and samples Of "off-
SAMUEL HILL, General Agent,
III Montgomery street,
1o.o SAN FRANCISCO.
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Female Complaints.

Whether in the yonn odd ricd or single at dawn
OF pnrinnl the turn 1 life. these tome medicines Dis
play decided influence that marked Improvement i
rciccpalc in the health t." the patient. Eeng pure
v vegetable preparation they -sic ami reliable remedy
for all ca>~cs of Females III every condition of health and
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DR.. CHAS. e. T0ZER'S
Private Medical InStitute!
Oak Avenue, Sixth ST.. bet. and H.
SACRAMENTO CITY, CAL.
THE GREAT ERADICATOR OF SPECIAL CUM
PLANTS. FORMERLY OF LOCK HOSPITAL
LONDON. EIGHT YEARS IN SACRA-
MENTo AND THE LAST FOUR
YEARS in S!fN FRANCISCO.
DR.. TOZER'S
Venerial or Chronic.

THYpFrTENCE IS OF FaPTY YEARS STANDING. AND
" uring TINT tire has with unparalleled success III
the Of all those diseases generally known as
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Diseases Peculiar to Females,

cuc as Retention Suppression and VaAful Ncnstruaton
ctr etc Iipvo been study fr grr1t number o years
anil rrn s,elv premise rcrfcct cure in short time
Pc not deferred from calling Dr TDXEE from dclcacy
or exposure. tie Doctor is man in whom
can trust an all cases with fe secrecy
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FEUgLE .UO.N'THLE' PILLS.
D2. PERRAULT is the only Agent in California for
DR.. BRIOT'S FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

Their immense established their reputation as
female remedy unairoacrcd and far in avance Of every
other medicine Suppression and Irregularities " o'-
cr distinctions in fcuales the receipt OF Five Dollars
these Pills will by mail eXppe to any part OF
the world. secure from curiosity or damage.
Persons AT Il distance can cured home 10y address
Ing letter t. Dr. j PEREAULI. corner sacrament" aud
Montgomery streets Rooms Nos. o. 10 and IL or Box 30
Post Office Francisco stating tie case aS luneiy as
possible general habits Of living. occupation, cc etc
All communications conhdcatid. 3-o-t
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NV Female Pills

Are used in t' climate FIR Suppression Of the
Monthly Sickness E,cy ialv should have box in case o'
,oc--itv Price s. Consultation the office or lv let
ter FREE returned destroyed Cnicc hours
from :. til Z.
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no CURE. no PAY !
u,Hls CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS !

10 Consultation Ly letter or otherwise FREE For di-
rcctinn uf letters below.
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The Old Formulas

or rtror BOSWELL, Of lift'" cvcot
n lrv H." dc'sc the surf"" lrN"r ~" poison in
tl, liool which will show ITSELF
,,rv disease ~ ~ artv,tcl form Tco have learn
81 hv evncri.nrn anl fn without hoHstiur t'at
l,avn prrccr in these diseases tan other
pvs'rian in California 1tinr II does frn 1sl9 Y e
therefore. TO think we'll before you employ
I.v~irirn.
Who n~onar c0rsrIt-rn oil experienced
or ono who has rrrcitlv scttiel afanczt YOU:
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PILES oEd Eys!uIo.

Every anl feature Of these prevalent and sulor,r
disorders is elaicc locally and entirely ly the this
rrlpient lamentations should prccce its application.
Its healing qualities will he found 10 be thorough and in
variable.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-08

= si-rosshlr here mention n' fe dse1seS WIN W"'h
io Is far1;lrr rPrlHNs VIII nof le ont ~ nf"
II" 'fale tho destructive n r''nknd =
S"i thusc The hain eng tho scot 81 The ''sH"S" me
whole svstsr sufcrs in VIII her" c''"n'e
the symptoms lint those nflic'ri rnHr he ae -
nm oppinii ~ rr~'rl s'rr rnnlar's anf s"cS H
'icr ~ two thorc'v sav honselvrS wor' o' Su'ln
Nrrr0rs r"iiv l0es ef Fcmarv Fni" ~ H." 'rs 'nl
rct ralnto.fon ttc ifret Trnn,liing Of tho iin''E
fcHinl esHcciHliv flHt
of f1lairo To-r hut f"sH arc sn
fcien' 49," should 10 snicrr from "f them c" "n
Dr T12rc nnl he viii in short t'me without
in'ri'tio" - lnessor state v"rr cas" N '"f
and there viii he occnson fr calling NJ the ciice
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Arising from had of Ia, blood chronic diseases
ortcatc auA clear and transparent ~ritce r"tiHr
hy the restorative action Of this Ointment II sHril--ts M
ny of the aud other t,et appliance, ~ it, power
20 dI.uc! Isc. and olhcl l.emIemlcnt. n Ihc lacc.
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THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH! !
Every Man Ills Own Physician !,
HOLLOW AVS Pills,
H0LL0WAY'S 0INThfENT.
Disorders Of The Stomach, Lfrer ard Eo'reis.

disease q. the system aII-rl dciii.rtci lay cNccs-
indigestion, offensive breath 's plyti pfo-aton lie
natural consequences Allied tntlc brain it j. the ut
headaches nenai depression u7 mpainS and uiirr-
fcsinr sleep The Liver becomes affected and
billions disorders pans th, side &c Tho Bowels >Nnl-
thse hv Cotivcucs Darrlel nnl INSeut"rv- The liHc
pal action al these Pills j. the stomach and the liver
lungs bowels and kidneys putc;utc IN cr recnicIatirc
and rce Ne
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Erys;psins and Sail Rheun,.
Fad EeSs, o,d Sores and Ulcers.

Arc two of III" common and vrucut Disorders
lent this To these the i cspec.1 Y
anagontic. Its rard,s peGpdi Is first Grad cate tie
and Then comp.etc the cntc.
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SYphaletic Disease.

+" fir - t' ,t',.,+-~ r'r""
ho'n. Sr,,r;s'i Chi
ro-n anl crnni Tslrr1 1'snpsc To-n e 'v'r l'""
Tho latter alui NO Tread
fnl of h1 tho n1vc rrc'-7 n'',u1tion.-
It requires altogether 1iro- on: modes trcrtncllt
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Erwpfions on :he Siin.

Cases of years tenline that have pcrntcir-
fused weld other rr.uciy have nyl
by succunbcj to few applications 81 this owc. lul ungen
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Structure of tho Urcthra
Venerial Diseases.

another r,r,'dn'lc lo,lif. Sc'l ~ ~
tfr dcHsc rnl i'fr' vorrif Of IL terrible
r.n,ts Tic Q sesc nl IN Cow l,Ns
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~ ~ fIcir either pr,rrv Scran'lav He
r'iifarv. completely ica;r1 fn 'l Nr
etitrtinn Len restored - pcvfct iNrth there VIII be
l,nrcr of han1n@ down to ynur children That terrible dis
my l-nn,r a.
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My Plan is Purely Vegetable,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia,

rcstroyme the disease nd puriivn" the blood sn that tl
IS no danger nf secsitltry symptoms.
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GREENWOOD g. NEWBAUER,
2to Agents for Trinity county
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-07

EuIroR oF DE,is n ith your psrmissioa
I wiii give your readers not exactly -
sior, bot an 80 story. I have a meado~
lci on Crooked river. BY the SIDE Of the
Couniy rad leading from Albany 10 Beth
81 A. c7- ss-n rg;a-aca 20 der "a, cog
on The morning q Augus, "a. they found
the premiscs bad been occupiei dsring The
night By pleasure party. Several horses
had been h.tchcd % the fcncs and Literally
FL vith grain. part Of -hieh remained on
the ground. Ga he side Of fLs hose vas
nailed the bead Of large eel. and on The
ground uerc several smaller one. IL front
a frc had been made on which the bodies q
the poor q" sarmints~ had BEN roasted to
.a;isfe The appetite of the pleasure seekers.
Witbin the camp "a The foiio-ing uotss
"A pleasure party from Ne-port. r. I.
stepped Ia this shsniv uigh, % August lob.
Caught ibe largest eel ever caught. . feet
inches iong. ) IL inches diamsisr. VIII
tbs owner 81 tbis house and Geld make out
= ccnerous ball ard forssrd % the snhscri-
Der. NespoTt. X. l. wv SMITH
II any one has oAsght a bigger eel let
then bring u before the Pabhe. A. the
party conducted 9TH PFopriety and lst the
Prvmises IN good order. ibe biIi ~ill not be
presented. J. H. LOvEJoY.
Albany. Aug. -. lsG6.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-07

GNN. LoGsN AID ruE fEEsrprxr. A
Washington correspondent gives the fol-
lowing incident ~hich happened IN that city
recently
"A little incident related q Gen. Logan
and The President Ill vel Illustrate the
passi1s-s;s differentiation of the latter.
VIXEN Logan was here last. ne called a.
abe White liousc AMI obtained a private ia
tervie- ~ifh Mr. johnson. Il vas coup
le q days before BE- spoke IN demonstration
Of The presiiential course The Illinoi.
soldier cxPosiaiatcd With the Tennessee
executive as 90 the latter. assuring hin q
his mistake. AMI declaring the people gen
orally opposed o. has policy. This the pres
idcnt doubscd. Gen. Logan. wifh friendly
bst emphatic language. assured han that
the West vas determined that the south
should not come back exccpi on thcirteruas.
The IVES, would not submit 20 icss. BY
God = vas Mr. Johnson. iusoi-nt rcply. 4
-ill make them. They shall submit. Mr..
president. th-v Won't 30 IL. said Gen. log
an. not even 10 ia resisting the attempt tbey
have 20 hang you and JET DAVIS on the
sane tree OF course. the ini-rvicw vas
abruptly terminated. Andrew johnson con-
tinHes has Nitempt a. the cousunmaiion Of
my policy and John A. Logan i az work
oa the prairies rousing The people With that
sense - danger which the accidental Pres
ideut has contrivcd 20 arouse in the brras,
81 every earnest man with whom b. Ia.
come on contact
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-07

PEooHEssrSc. Presidcnt johnson b.
progressing in the Gee of "renx ani en-
Thai., language folly as ii-i al. D. progress.
e. to~ard che end % his pilgrimage lie
commenced 80 Ibdaieipba o. taking
about ihe " tyrant's rod. ard he had got
or so Smelly that vhen hc r,achcd ArIany
b. couli denopnce those Mo diHcr from
him a. fhe '' fool wheips Of SIN. ant tie
press no does not support him a. .' nicr-
censry ard suhsidcd pres ~ this rate
where vii the Presiicut Land before 30
rcacbc. Cbirsgo2 W. fear tbs EnrHsh
lanruars Ill ail OBJ Furnish BIN material
in -hicb % manifest his il n1ture Surely
tbe exhibition uhich ihe PrcsiIcnt BE- max.
ing Of h.nseN b. enough to cause every
Americaa o. bissh i1r shane. J. here nos
some ore 90 tbe party vbo has influence
enough o. Keep BIN ~iib.a the bounds 81
dcceucy. .Boson Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-07

C,Nro~ We extract the foilo-iug
items from letter from our attentive corr
respondent a. Canton.
On FRIDAY morning. the 2gth inst az
about O'Clock. The family Of Mr. Gyms
Hutchius "a disturbed by a noise IN the
room Of a board~r. Mr.. Charles Buline..
And on entering b. ~as found in a state %
insensibility upon his bed. Eaor1, we're
made 90 restore hin 30 Consciousness bui O.
No P1rposc. and b. died wIthoui a word or
a look rccoguition. a; 9 O'Clock IN the al
tsrno0n q the follo~ing day. Mr.. Billings
~as about - years Oh. a Young nan Of fne
abilities add vel educated Ills disease
-s' Supposed 70 be aPoPieHy.
Ga Thursday. the Esd uls. Mr. Calvin
Houston Of this town "a, driving an IN
manageable bone over ROAD somewhat IN
even from the wash % heavy rains. ~hen
the ~hiiiir-trce gave way. and The Lorse
broke loose. running about haifs mile wiih
portion q Tie harness attached % ban.
IL then stopped ior moment. turned
rosnd ard commenced running in the oppo-
ste direction. bot before arriving Al TIE
place -here Dc bad left The wagon. be in
some way broke one OF has les anI "a con-
sequsnos uas killef. The horse vas The
property % Mr. Aicxani,r Alden 81 tbs
town. and saiucd az $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-07

The Ntt1nai tn.on men AZ S0merviIlc.
tried ,ie Nea Orleans game. on Eepab-
bean meeting at that place. last seek 4
lcailng rebel 'oot o. deb. arl declared
NJ meeting should b. hsd. lio vis bach.
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ended .n t.oss Ihe E-pahEransaiioarn-
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Kepat..ars uil o. prepared 90 s.s,ain
their rl.its