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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-01-06

sfty dollars for each license to etai,spiritu-
Gus liquors. ". !.
An Act authorizes certain Commissioners
therein named to sell the Columbia Canal,
property Of the State, to bo wideped and used
for manufacturing purposes
DY- The above mentioned Acts are all that
have been received by us.
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The Mails

We,congratalats the public upon tho re-
opening of mail facilities throughout the coun-
try. 1t is an important link inthe restoration
policy of the government. ri
It enables us, after the lapse ofmany days,
toShold pleasant converse with friends and
che public in al sections Let us compare
NOTES." and commence again the journey Of
life together; recollecting that. even if the
path be rugged, "misery loves company
We send few copies Of the COURIER to
those Offices which are supplied by the mail
regularly. We trust that our friends and the
teadiag.public will assist Sin increasing our
subscription list at their respective offices:
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From Washington.

The House of Representatives has unani.
mously resolved not to repndiate the national
debt, in any shape or form.
Horace Maynard, being; asked what lie
thought Of the prospect of the Tennessee del
egation since the last action of the House, said
he believed Thad Stevens had the whole.
Southern Confcderacy in his brceches pocket,
and meant too keep it there for good while
A meeting Of the Senator'S and Reprasen,
tatiyes from the South has been, held, ,.. They,
have come'to the conclusion that Congress
does not intend to admis them this session. -
They, therefore, intend to go home immedi.
ately.
The vote in Washington for negro suffrage
resulted in 85 favorable and $500 opposed.
The French troops will probably be with
drawn from Mexico. ...,
Secretary SeWard has received letter from
Governor Orr, Of South Carolina, returning
thanks, in the name Of. the people of South
Carolina, for the tender Of cooperation on.the
part Of the Government, when found nccessa-
ry in effecting the early restoration Of per-
manent prosperity and the future welfare of
The State. "You may rest assured" Gov.
Orr adds, "of my. uualterable purpose to mid
in upholding the supremacy of the laws Of
the United States, and advancing the honor,
interest and prosperity of our common country
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PICKENS C. IT,, S. c.:
oll Isl. --------.,.- - -
~ Saturday Morning, January 9, 1868.
Z EW The last mail from below did not bring
. paper of any description.

s@- The Message Of President 'JonNsos
and the Report Of GenaGRANT, which ap-
pears on our fourth page, will be read with
deep interes'
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Missing Papers.

Any Of our friends who may have copies Of
sse Courier Of February 16, 1856, and Oc-
eober IL, 1861, will confer favor on us by
sending them to this Office. These copies arc
missing from our files
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ACTS OF THE LEaIsLATURR,

n IT, r.lIo..:,,.t:.e oo,,,,o,:... a. an r ~
a.. - go. 60. - -.
~. e ~ 49,, 49,. 49, o.,
w .su..:- s =, -'p'o','J
induced by the ,Emanoination of Slaves '''0'
3. An Act to amend the Criminal Law.
8. An Act to Establish District Courts.
&. AN Act TO Establish and Regulate the
=. o"ssss t.e,aos =. lolso.s ~ 'oo'or' ana
Vaprancv
IT, ID understood that the ,n,ch;nerv of ia
District Court vii, not he nut in oneration for
some time. we shall endeavor 70 make room
in our columns shortly for tho ;nsert;on of
these important statutes.
-.
an Act To- ta'se supplies, commonly known
as she Aax act. appears oq our first page IN
'ui'. LIS features VIII arrest the attention OF
tne tax payer. The closing section puts the
nsnk OF tne state o1 South Carolina aud Its
branches IN liquidation.
AN ACT to amend the "Stay Law" in
view OF Its Importance to the public, follows
Immediately after the tax act on the same page
R AN Act to make appropriations for the fiscal
year commencing Oct l. 1850, authorizes
.he expenditure OF three or -FOUR hundred thou
sand dollars tor various purposes Twenty
aVe Thousand dollars Is appropriated for Free
schools tor the present year, which will give,
ABOUT one Thousand dollars 20 Plckens district.
AN ACT 70 provide for the Issue OF bills re-
celVaole III payment OF Indebtedness to the
state, authorlzes the State Treasurer to issue
such oills OF the respective denominations of
9hc, two' nVes and ten dollars, amountln1sgln all
TO the sum OF saJO,OoO. They are TO be signed
by the treasurer and counters'gned by the
.oomptroller-denerai THESE bills VIII pay all
cues =, TO the. State, including taxes. A heavy
penalty is saddcd Tor counterteItlns these bills.
Tnree several Acts postpone, ny consent Of
the parties interested, the first liens on the
Greenville and Columbia. SnansAnl,urp and
Union, and R,ne R;dre Railroads - enoh,a
t e.e !, ,,.,n,o. = .,,.,.1...
!, - o.''o" oy az Pu'
1ueir respective roads IN 'e1fect've operation
The, Greenvllle and Columbia road likewise
has permission to change its track, diyerginp
nt Fror Level and runn;no vest of The r;ver
.nd oroa.;aa .ha. ..o7 , r.,.,:
M, M :, ~ '""' ','1'. D'a' oo.u''o''' .,..
: hc oPartahoure ana union road VIII change
its present location, so as to avoid Alston and
connect with Columbia.
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Saleday.

: These monthly gatherings are beginning to
assume, in reasonable way, the buoyancy
and numbers Of former happy and more pros
porous times. ,.@
Monday last was most disagreeable day.
Rain continued to fall-the air was cold and
decidedly unpleasant, aud the mud was of q
consistency to almost impede Slocomotion.a
The General Board Of Commissioners Of
Roads waSin session. The Board levied
tax Of thirty .threeand onc-third per cent.
A pair Of mules and horse were offered, at
suction, for coin, or its equivalent in cur
renoy." No sale was effected, owing, We pre-.
s'nme, to the scarcity Of coin or its equivalent.
Tbs freedmen" wore out in numbers, ip
guest o. liberty and happiness" Comfor-
table homes were ii demand. I
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D. r. Fleming & Ga.

I'VE call the attention Of the public to the
advertisement Of Messrs. p. II. FLEMING &
Co., Of Charleston, Wholesale dealers ii Boots,
SHOES, Trunks, 80. Thisis an old firm, we'll
known throughout tie country. These gen.
tlemen have recommended business in lib.
ssral manner, and we would be pleased to see
Nssksn dsservinsly patroniscd.
Sezr The following are the quotations for
sSouth Carolina bank poses Bank Of Cau,.
den, Boa. Charleston, 200; Chester, 25o. /;
Y Georgetown, ZOOS Hanburg,. 2Oc.; New.
berry, a5c. South Caroline, 22e. CONNER.
aial Bank, Columbia, 1867; Exchange Bark,
Columbia, l0o.; Farmers and Exchange.
100; Merohahss', Cheraw, TO-; Peoples
Bank t4sc, Planter, Bank, zoe. Planters
and Mechanics Bank, 25o. J, Southwestern
Aailroad Bark. 8oe State hank, 12c. !;
.trnian Bank, sos. Il S. u
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Calendar for 1896,

f.9f'Trs HN OhAeMuhI lUI A0uU. 'fN atf tf# ttf'
/. The presen& number Of the Courier con-
aains well-arranged. Calendar for the year
1896. 1tanswers the place, in many respects,
Ut an Almanac print now scarce, with a
comparatively high price, '/'
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Winnsboro News.

This sprightly tri-weekly, published at
Winnsboro, 5. c., has passed into the hands
of Mcssrs. GArLLARD & DEspoRrEs, and will
be contnued'b by them as heretofore. These
gentlemen have our best wishes for their sue
icess. ". ,#
sD- The South Carolina Railroad will be
completed, II is thought, by lst February
The Greenvillc and Columbia road has gap
down of some six or eight miles only The
Charlotte road has fifteen miles to put in run.
ming order >t9 ..
!. AN AMENDMENT TO THE CoNsvITurroN
WANTED. There is a great deal saidin Con,
gress about negro suffrage, negro equality.
negro rights, and all that, says the New York
g Herald" and amendments to the Consti.,-
ton are offered to meet the several points, ~ y
We have no doubt all parties will agree that
negroes should be on an equality with the
whites in one respect, and that is, chat they
should have the privilege Of working for d
living like the whites. Therefore, an amend.
n,ent to the Constitution is wanted which viii
make theniggers work. Here is chance foor
Summon, Wilson, Wade, Thad, Stevens, ad and
all the rest The sugar plantations in Louissii.
ana, to say nothing Of the cotton plantations
all over the South, are anxiously awaiting an
amendment TO the Constitution that will reach
this shbjest: . u vi
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rs, DE IL enacted Dy the Senate and House Of
Representatives,, now met and sitting in Gen
ieral Assembly, and by The authority of the
same, That from and after the p,,ssing of this
a,tsbooks Of original entry kept by farmers
and planters relating to the transactions of
their farms or plantations shall be receivable
in evidence in all trials in which the business
or transactions Of their farms or plantations
shall be called in question, as between the far
mer or planter and his employees, in the same
manner as books of merchants and shop-keep-
ers now,are. {.
We presume this law will be disregardod by
the Federal authorities during the military
occupation Of the country.
An Act to incorporate the village Of kirk
wood accouplishes that purpose in the usual
way. M :.
h@l An Act to incorporate the Rose Mill Man.
.ufacturing Company, authorizes, certain gen.
tlemen therein namo9, to manufacture cotton
anf wool, 30.
An Act clothes the Governor with power
to prescribe, by proclamation, such regulations
as, in his opinion. may be necessary to prevent
the entrance Of Asiatic Cholera into the State
An Act 10 establish University to take
tho place Of the South Carolina College, is IA
vors'ly received. .t &l 4.
IS An.Actto amend the License Laws, con
fsrs authority on Corporations and Boards Of
fseasroissi ct Rgaas % tx say sut, shove
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06
Forty Persons Poisoned by Eating
Cheese Two Deaths.

Great excitement prevails in Faycttc-
vile, in tho town Of Nautilus, Onondaga
county, N. Y. oysr the supposed poison.
ing Of more than thirty persons in that
village. Reports wcIc i'll circulation that
the cholera had broken out there, but,
upon investigation, the cause Of tho sick
ness was traced to somc Cheese sold by u
merchant in the village, aud made at II
private mandatory near Kirkvillc, in
the Same town. The merchant himself
is among the number sick. The deaths,
resulting from this Wholesale poisoning
already number two, while several others
arc not expected to survive the day
Mrs. Scollard died on Thursday morn
ing, and another, whose name is no,
known, died Thursday night Seven per
sons in the Scollard family arc sick
DR.. VIM. Manlius Smith, of Manlius is
making an analysis Of tho cheese, to as
tertain positively the cause Of the disease.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06
Call Cor u National JUbnsOn Con
vtntiOn.
WASHINGTON ID. e., June %.

The following. call la; been issued:
\ National Union Convention Of at
least two Delegates from each Congress
,"nal District Of all the Stotrs, two from,
each Territory, two from the District Ui
Columbia, and four delegates at large
from each, will bc held at the city of
Philadelphia On the lith Of August next
such DELEGATES will bc chosen by the vo-
ters or the several States who sustain the
Administration in maintaining unbrokcn
the union Of the States. Delegates are
asked to agree:
First. The Union is perpetual and
inlssoluLlc.
Second. Equality Of States and the
right to representation arc solcmn!y guar.
antccd.
Third. NJ right Of secession or cxclu
sion.
Fourth. S'avcrv is abolished forever.
Fifth, Each State has to prescribe
qualifications for its own electors.
sixth. Maintainancc Of the right OF
rich state to manage i;' domestic ,!lairs
inviolatc.
IL concludes with IN appeal to every
patriot to irown upon the action ofCon-
''r'ss, which can only rckinLlc animosi-
'lc!, and to encourage peac, iul and con
'lliatory measures, but no delegate will
take Il scat in this convention who doe,
not accept the national situation, aud cor:
daily endorse the principles set forth
and who Ii not attached in true allcgi-
a'rtc to the Constitution aud Government
Of the Uaitcd Statcs.
'sisncd) A. W. RANDALL, prcst.
}. X. DOoLirTLE,
U II. l}ROwNING.
EvGAh Brown,
CHARLES KNAPP.
.t. SAML FOWLER.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06
.DNI'E DIM slkXI'e.

A BOUT tho 18th OF Alrii last u man calling
Ahmsolf Johnson, who said that lie was work
ing near Clurksvillc, left with me to DC rasturcl
few days, Il very dark dun Mare, supposed to 10
six years old. Sho has u small star On her fore
head, black legs nane and tat saddle mark plain
ON the left side Of The wclcrs, 10 hands high
The maze not being called for un being unable
to hear OF johnson concluded that she w.s
stolen.
The rigptiul owner will find her at my housr,
four miles ot Plairicvi'lo on tho road from prai-
rev te to fI"y' anu can H,t hor by proving A't
tho: " LLWIe.
.1nnc H. ls1a n?l iw
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06

A Quick QuARrEn.--A hoy worked
hard all day for quarter Of n dollar
With tho quarter he bought apples, and
took them to town and sold them in the
street for a dollar. With the dollar hc
bought sheep. The sheep brought him
a lamb, and her fleece brought him an-
other dollar. With tho dollar lc bought
him another sheep. The next spring he
had two sheep, two lambs, and ycarling
sheep. Tho three 1ccccs he sold for three
dollars, and bought three IN orc sheep
lilo now had six, with fair prospect
lie worked where he found opportunity,
for hay, corn, and oats, and rasturing for
his sheep. lie took tho choicest care Of
them and soon had flock. Their wool
enabled linn to buy pasture for them,
and by the time he was twenty ono he had
u fair start in life, aud all from the quar-
ter earned in one day.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06

A farmer was struck by lightning near
Madisonvilic, Kentucky, last week, and
instantly killed. liz was stripped az ma
kod as hc was born, except the wais,ban,l
of shirt on his left arm. Fragments OF
hi. clothing wcrc scattered TO the dis
tanrc Of thirty yards the pieces mostly
in little squares, somo not over half IN
inch. The urrors cut smooth from the
solcs of his boots large thick heel of
left boot cut opening in left tcul-
pie, also on back Of hoal--skull broken
but not crushed.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06

LIZ SALvE.--Quartcr of an ounce Of
gum-bcnj jlmin, the same Of storax and
spcrmaccti, two pcnnyworth of alkanct-.
root, large juicy apple chopped, and n
bunch Of grapes bruised, one quarter
pound of butter, quito free from salt, and
two ounces Of bccs-wax. Put all into a
tin saucepan, and let them simmer until
the wax, &c, arc dissolved, and then
strain the mixture through linen. When
1t is cold, melt it again, and pour it into
small pots and boxes. Ifit is to be made
into cakes, it can be shaped iu Tic bot
toms Of small tcacups. Tho alkanct root
is put in to color il.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06

CURE FOR THE AuUE.-Thc follow
ing recipe was obtained from u military
hospital in which it had been found most
valuable as an cilcc.ual remedy:
dissolve sixteen grains Of the salts Of
wcrmwood, thirty grains of snake root,
an'l one ounce Of the best lark in either
pint Of ale or n gill OF brandy will, wa
ter added sufficient to make it pint
Take winr,;la:s half filed every morn
ing ut eleven o'clock. When the jisor-
DIR has disappeared, still continue to take
the dose for few days On the days
when the iitu.ually comes on the medicine
should be ken just at the time it is ex-
rcctcd e..
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06
Sale Of Real Estate.
Sale Of Real Estate.

IN obedience to un order Of the county Court OF
1LincOln county Missouri, made nt the May
term thorcof for 1866, will sell at public auction
at tho front door u tho Court house In Troy, in
said county, On Tuesday August IA, 1866, tue
following described real estate, to wit:
SO ncrcs " halfn sec ~ ti9 rangc 2 west.
80 acres u half 0 sec II ti9 range 2 west
Tcrms-0no half cash-onc halt in six months
the purchaser giving bond and security.
SINCLAIR SULLIVAN,
Administrator Of tho estate Of GcOrgc W. Sullivan
deceased. (July 1866 n2S-lw)
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06

The Richmond Whis notices it as a
singular fact that Of tho eight delegates
from Fredericksburg to tho recent Radio.
al convention at Alexandria, all but ono
were northen men who voted in the Vir.
ginia convention for the ordinance Of
1ccCSliOD.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06

WELL,spENr TINE.--Spcnd your time
in nothing which must be rcrcntcd off,
Spend it in nothing on which might not
pray for the blessing Of God. Spend it
in noting which you could not review
with quiet conscience on your dying
bed. Spend it in nothin. which you
might not safely and properly be found
doing, il death should surprise you in the
act.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06

How many sickly oucs wish they were
healthy; how many Lcrscrmcn wish they
were wealthy; how many ugly ones wish
they were pretty; how many stupid ones
wish they were witty; how many bachelors
wish they were married; how many Ben.
clirts wish they had tarricd! Single or
double, liios full Of troublc-richcs arc
stubblc, pleasures bubble.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06
speaking In Lincoln County.

Col. W. 8 Switxlcr. Conservative can-
dilato for Congress in the 9th District,
aud Colonel j U. Broadi,cad, Of st. Lou.
is, will address the people Of Lincoln
county as follows:
At Troy, at 2 o'clock p. IN. Friday,
July 18th. At Auburn, at o'clock p.
III Saturday July 1lth.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06

Gen. Blair deserves the thanks of ov-
cry man in the State opposed to Radical
ism. Ills last speech waN delivered ut
Ilillsboro, in reply to e. j. Drake. That
and his Jefferson City efforts "cut to the
rcd" every pop.-Macon Times.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06

\ DESTCCTlvE lNsECT---A very sin.
!sular insect, u sort Of connecting link be-
tween the hug anl maggot, has made it,.
appearance in this vicinity in vast mum.
brrs. 1t seems to prey exclusively pota.
to vines. They are of dull rurpIish
color and about the sizes when full
rrown. Of the body Of common house
fly. They attack Il potato patch by myr.
lads and IN few days, il not disturbed
strip the stalks entirely bare Of the
leaves. - IuuLurg Mus.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06

Seven negroes were sentenced to the
Pcnctcntiary at the late term Of the How
ard County Circuit Court for various Of
fences. And not q white minister was so
much as indicted for the crime Of preach
lug tho gospel.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06
RESIGNATION Notice.

NOTICE L. hereby given to all concerned that
~ the Undersigned Administrator ofthc estate o!
Caroline Rector, deceased, will urply to the next
August term Of the Lincoln County Court tu rU-
ign bis administration of said estate.
EDWARD HAWKINS.
July 9th 1866. n3spiw. Administrators
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06
ORDER or PUBLICATION

Lincoln County Court, Missouri May torn 1860.
A MoNd tho roco,ds of said Court made at said
Atcr'n Is the following. to wit:
Now here John W. Dirkhoad administrator Of
the estate Of Simeon ThVrnliil deceased, appears
and ics his petition for tho salo Of tho roa estate
of said estate, or 40 much thereof up will be SUN
cicnt to rny the debts duo against said estate and
unpail for want Of assctts; accompanied by tho
lists inventories and accounts, rs by law required
the whole verified by tlo affidavit of said admin
is'rator-W hcrcupon the Court order said admin
isiiator to give notice Of said petition by publ.
lica.ion In tho Herald, public newspaper publh.
ct in this county, for tor week, prior to tho mex,
regular term of this Court, AMI thut unlcs. the
contrary hc shown TO tho Court nt or before said
term, nm order will Ic made for the sale of the
real estate Of said estate or 50 much thcrco, a.
shnl bc sufficient to pay the debt. luc against the
same. Written notices dispensed with and con
tiuu,l. true copy f.om the record.
Witnosr, Frincii &. Cake, Clerk Of said Cour,
havo hereto set my hand, and oilcial
SEAL seal ut Office in Troy in said county
S6S)this 9TH day Of July, 1866
FRANCIS Z. rvKE, Clerk.
July g, 1906 ms dw
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06

A touyuament and barbecue are to
come of ut Prairicvillc, Pike county, On
Thursday OF next week, July II. Near.
" all the prominent ladies' aud gentlemen
J" tho vicinity appear to be patron. Yf
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06

RS' Speaking in Troy next Friday
and NJ Auburn Saturday the lith inst
i.ct everybody turn out md hear broad
head alrl Switzlcr.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06

We hear Of brutal old scamp up
North who has rcrpctrated the atrocious
joke # hanging up dilapidatcd hoop
skirt in his corn Grll for scarccrow
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06
Administrators "A Notice.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given that letters of Admin.
ANis'ra'i6n were granted 10 Hardin l.. Sittvn
on the estate Of Wilson Barker deceased, june
18th lsd6, by the Clerk Vi the county Court Of
Lincoln county Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
arc required to exhibit them to the administrator
Tor allowance within one year from the latc Of
said letters, or they may he prccll,lci f,om any
benefit Of said estate, and IL not exhibited within
three years from the dat, Of said Letters they will
hc forever barred. llASDIN L. SIrTON
June :. 1864 n26-it Administrator.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06

A farmer being asked if his horses
matched Replied, "ycs they arc matched
first rate; one Of thcm is willing to do all
tho work, and the other is willing he
should
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06
TROY MARKET REPORT.
corrected every week by FIT SwlSSkr.l

TRoY. April 3, fsG6
PORK.--From S3G7 80 y hundred n.
pEEF-Froin S7GtsS y hundred h.
COKN-Frpm 3Jtt Zoe y hushcl.
OATS--from 2at,soc - hushcl.
WHEAT From II 1jGcS..uO y hm.hci
DRIED APPLIES From $1,000 "a. 81 y bus h
DRIED PEACHES From 81. 50Gr:l. 90 y b.L
DRY lllDES--lic v IL.
GREEN HlDES--Gc y H..
EuGS--l5e u dozen.
BUTrER---2JttoUc u n
LARD -Flom i5l, ayc p y
GREEN APPLES j0IG7Jc v Lu.h,I.
FLoUR-From sliGIe'i y barnet,
CORN MEN. -ao(1dQ. " busA,l
SUGAR %. -
COltLE IS -
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06
FINAL SETTLEMENT,

Notice IL hereby givon to all persons interested
that tho undersigned Administrator Of tho estate
of Georgo pcarCo deceased, will mako Final
settlement of his administration Of snid estate at
tho nrAt August tom Of tho Lincoln county Court,
to bc begun aud hold in Troy, on Monday tho 18th
day Of August 1866. PETER CASSIDY.
July 9TH 1866. n2SAw. Administrator.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06
Reclamation Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all concerned that
the undersigned will mako application to the Lin
coin County Court ut its next August torn, to ro-
sign his administration Of tho estate of John
Trail deceased JOHN M. REED.
July 9th lsG6. u2SpAw Administrator
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06
'oourApp III ioJ plud .

'o,urApu II! icy p!ud OF
lsnW SoVl ioyu,ioV pun 'sonunoo loV,o
~ poHlr'lo s! uui, 'soollou osop, 20 uouo
IoJ ssol lrllop euo olU sulIo, mo 's!V,
'sqmouloH IoIrd o,, IL! Iuoddn Go',
,,"IoI huDapD II! loJ p!rd oq ,sau so,n
~ 'nomopl'S lru!I pun sI"lrIls!n!upv
'pJsl o. 'unr o,rp s!u, lour pnr mnJI
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06
'JJ!lON IClnJUIr.I

ma. The hour at which We had the
Tax list in type prevented Us from givin,
any Of the roccclinss of the State Con.
Hcrvutivc Convention
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06

We cannot understand anything o>
which there is not some touch in our
selves.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-07-06

"De content with what you have" u
the rat said to the trap, When he left hi:
tail in it.