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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02
Reconstruction.

We have seen letter, said to be
written by q United States General,
in which he says he does not know,
however true their fidelity and peace
full disposition, what the people of
the South may be worried into doing,
by the radicals. In connection with
this idea. we were struck with an
article in the Richmond Times, SOME
days ago, which concluSively argued,
that had the right of self-government
been conceded to the Southern States
and they had been permitted to go in
peace, Congress would not have found
reconstruction as difficult as it ap-
pears to be-
With no oppressive party at the
North, with no bloody gulf separating
us from that section and its people,
what would have been more natural
than that public sentiment in the
South would have soon reversed the
decree Of separation? Even had we
triumphed, we doubt not but that
chivalric and impulsive spirit which
characterizes our people, would in all
probability have offered to the North
that Union to which we were more
attached than her people, until they
made it unendurable by the use and
abuse of power.
These views ought to be pondered
upon by the Northern people. AS to
the radical faction Offering argument
or persuasion to its members, would
be casting pearls before swine.
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The FIRE IN GREENy111E.-Tbe

THE FIRE IN GREENvI1LE. The
Mountainee1. states that the disas-
trous fire in that town, on Tuesday
last, originated about dusk, in the eel
lar of Mr.. Steen's store, where there
was an amount of oil and other in
tlammable matter slowed. A person
attached to the store had gone into
the cellar, for the purpose of draw
ing some red rock oil, when, having
q candle in his hand, the oil ignited
and in a short time the building
was in flames. The aggregate loss
of property we do not think over-esti-
mated at $50, 1000, of which but 1000
is covered by insurance. The Hall
building, together with the store ad-
joining, was valued at about 50, 900,
and belonged to the estate of Vardry
McBee, deceased; no insurance. Mr..
Thomas Steen had just received q
heavy stock of family groceries, pro-
visions, etc.; which, together with
the stock previously on hand, was
valued at $4,000, and but a very
small portion of it was saved In
sured for $4,000. DR.. J. NJ. West
moreland lost nearly his entire stock
of drugs, medicines, ETC., valued at
about $4,000, together will all his
books and accounts; 81, 900 insurance.
Rev. @. III. Lanneau and Mr.. John
Burscy lost about $1,000 worth of
Photographic material. No insurance.
The Masonic Chapter and Odd Eel
lows Lodge lost all of their furniture,
worth about $1,000. No insurance.
Mr.. Walter fortunately had his
stock of drugs, etc, removed before
his store took fire; but he must have
been damaged to the extent OF three
or four hundred dollars by breakages
and thefts
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There is said to be u split among
the radical leaders in Tennessee. A
party, composed of such materials.
and destitute OF principle, OF course
could not hold together long in peace
and harmony.
Mr. John S. Means, of Charlotte.
n. g., has made sale OF his valuable
farming and mining property to q
Northern firm, and has received the
sum of $4,000 in gold therefor.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
CITY CLERKS OFFIl


COLUMBIA, November 81, 1866
1 pursuance of a resolution of the CITY
Il Council. an ELECTION for ALDERMAN
!or Ware! No. 9 will be held on MONDAY,
DeccmLer ;, 20 h!l the vacancy caused by
c. \. Bedell declining to serve
The following gentlemen are appointed
managers of said elections:
Wd''i No. 1-Pressly Brown, Clark War
ing, John McCammon.
DR.. W. l.. Reynolds.
W"9'd No. :8-W. NJ Bcchham, \. l..
Solomon, VI. II. Berry
Word No. 4-E. Stenhouse, W. d. Peek,
L. j. Gibson.
The polls will be opened from 10 a. ~. to
4 p ll., at the following named places
Ward No. Mrs. Stratton's, Washing
ton House.l
Ward No. 2-NTarkct.
Ward No. 3-City Clerks Office
Ward No. Il. c. Is. Smiths Store.
Nov % j. S. MCMAHON, City Clerk.
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NORTH CAROLINA SENATOR
North Carolina Legislature has elect
ed Mr.. E. Manley, United States
Senator: He was Judge of the Su-
preme Court under the Southern Con-
federacy.
Mr.. Pollard, late of the Richmond
Examiner, issues prospectus for q
new paper to be published in that
city, called 't7he Southern Opinion"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02

CHARLESTON, November 3C.-Thc cotton
market has been rather dull during the
week, with sales of 1879 bales, at 31@334.
Rice dull at 10{W104c. North River hay
Sl:40@1.50. Corn dull, at ST. tor prime
old Maryland white. Oats SIC. Flour
slO5O@19. Bacon market depressed, at
l6@l7c. for prime shoulders, II for prime
ribbed sides, and 17!G11S tor prime clear
ribbed and clear sides. Salt 50 80 per sack
Gunny cloth 34Gl35c. Rope 2u0l23c
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02

The Springfield Mass Republican,
speaking of the movement by certain
politicians in favor of impeaching the
President, relates the following: "To
an influential Republican in Essex
County, who demonstrated with But
ier against making an attempt to
lmpeach the President, the General
replied, ''You don't suppose me such
fool as to knock my head against a
stone wall in that way, I hope"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02

A bill has passed first reading in
the Tennessee House of Representa-
tlves, providing hereafter an oath of
allegiance to the State and General
Government will be sufficient proof of
loyalty, and entitle those subscribing
to it the privilege of voting.
RELIEF FOR THE SoUTH.-It has
been determined by some of the
Episcopal churches in New York, to
devote their Thanksgiving coptri-
buttons to the relief of suffering
parishes in the South
John D. Defrees, late public print
er, is suggested in several Indiana
journals as candidate for United
States Senator from that State, vice
Gen. Henry S. Lane, who declines
q reelection.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02

FEMALE SEMINARY. -Attentionis called to
the advertisement of Mr. VIM Muller, who
mas opened female seminary, at the
corner OF Camden and Pickens streets, in
this city. Mr.. Muller is well known az an
experienced and successful teacher
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02

Cur citizens are reminded IN election
will be held. tomorrow morning, ior a
Warden in Ward No. ..
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02

Tho Assembly Street Merchants"
Mcssrs. Sulzbacher & Co., announce that
they will dispose of their large stock of
goods, at and below COST This Is strong
assertion. but they insist that it is true
nevertheless.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02

MoEE NEW GooDs.- Messrs. S. H. Mvers
y C" declare that they viii not be under
SOLD. The only waT to test the matter
IS to visit sheir dry goods store on Main
street, near Laurel.
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s4@ @ 81 TESna2rs

The PhGni1 Office is on Main street, a
few doors above Taylor (or Camden) street.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02

UNITED STATES CoUEr.-Messrs. w L.
DePass, of Kershaw, James Remphill, of
Chester, and 7. C. Perrin, of Abbeville.
were admitted to practice in the United
States Court of this District. The Grand
Jury recommended the erection of a suit
able building for the accommodation of the
Court and also the pest office; in their
presentmcnt, they refer to the fact OF
a sum of money having been appropriated
by Congress, for the purpose-which ap-
preparation was never drawn The case of
the United States vs. cX-Postmaster Glass,
was continued to the April term OF the
Court in Charleston.
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaintances OF Mr.
T'J. LaMotte and family, and of Miss
ALICE BEARD, are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral services Of the latter, at
the Marion Street Church, THIS AFTER
NOON, at o'clock.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02

The ladies in charge OF the tCharitv
Fair" request the presence, at Jannev's
Hai!, on Monday morning, of as many OF
the gentlemen as can conveniently attend,
to assist them in decorating. OF course,
the ladies will be there to lend encourage
ment
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02

The BUSINESS OF CoLUMB1A.-Thcrei is no
more correct index to the business pros
perlty ofa city or town, than the advertise
ments of the local journals. The columns
of the Ph9nir, for the past week, give
evidence of the increasing business OF our
city, i'll the numerous new advertisements
which appear daily in cur paper: We con-
gratulate our merchants on their success.
and we believe they deserve it, for better
stocks of goods, whether as regards selec-
rion or abundance, we do not believe can
be found in any other city of its sizc. than
are now offered in Columbia.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02

The ART OF BEAuTY.-C Cleanliness is an
essential element of the art of beauty. and
a, pure, pleasant toilet soap is essential to
cleanliness. Such an one is ssCoIgate's
Aromatic Vegetable Soap" chemically pre-
pared from the choicest ingredients, and
preferred by mothers to all others for
nursery uses. Druggists have it.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02

FATAL AccIDENT.-On Friday night last,
Private Emcl Schulder, Co. B, 9th United
States Infantry, fell from the gallery in
the college hall, fracturing his skull in
several places, from the eff cts of which he
died in few minutes. An 0quest was
held by Coroner Walker and verdict
rendered that he came to his death from
the effects of the injuries received by the
fall
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02

ELECTIONS EY THE LEG1sLATURE.-Tho
following State officer: were elected bv
the Legislature, yesterday: Gen Ellison
Capers, Secretary Of State; Commissioners
in Qnity-Abboville Vim. H. Parker;
Lexington, II. a. aJcctze; Marlboro, C. p.
Townsend; pickcns, r. A Thompson;
Horny, +. L. Sessions; Ncwberry, silas
Johnston; Clarendon, D. W. Cuttino; Fair
field, II. A. Gailard
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is call !
ed 70 the following adveT tisements, which
are published this morning for the first
time:
Nomination of John Stork as Alderman.
w. Nuller-New School.
a. r. Phiilips-Mule, Buggy, Wagons.
Geo. Symmers-Breakfast Bacon, &c.
P. Cantwell-To Freedmen
:. Pollard-Honev, Extracts, &c.
Eanning's Restaur't-Turt Soup, &c.
|. Grieshaber-Lager Beer.
Meeting of Fire Department
Pollock House-Lunch
Levin & Peixotto-Cottage at Auction.
$. H. Myers & Co.-Cheap Goods.
j. t. Il. Agnew-Kerosene Oil, &c.
Adam Threwits-Estray Horse.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
J. c. Janney-List of Letters.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Trinity
Church Rev. p. J. Shaud, 103 a. m. and
81 p. m.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. W. E. Boggs.
Pastor, 1o4 g. m. and 81 p m.
st. Peters Church-Rev. J. J. O'Conneu
10 a. m. and 81 p. M.
Lutheran Church-Rcv. 4. r. Rude 1OI
a. III.
Theological Seminary, Christ Church
Congregation)-Rev J. NJ. Pringle, Rector,
1o4 a. m. and 81 p. m.
Washington Street Chapel-Rev. W.
t. Capers, Pastor, 1oA a. m. and 81 p. m.
Baptist Church-Rcv DIR. REYNOLDS. 1OA
.. n. and o. m
Marion Street Church-Rev. +. G.
Gage, Pastor, 1O3 a. m. Funeral, o. m.
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TO RENT.

81 TWO or three ROOMS, in n desire
Gi.IE BILE part of the y-iurnished, if re-
quired-with the use of furnished
parlor. Inquire at this office. Dec l 8
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NEW ENGLAND
Screw Steamship COMFY

'ttt -ra-artit ant Sc ~I-sar.h trr- fllf--A
Il ~ NH. tsrs ~ IIsF.. ssI FkANtrsNIA.
'-rf ~a-ruur ~tI. uafff .arttrr u.if-r r1r as
t.'trss
i.-ss. Bs.-n'. Mari. F.rti.aI. ~rer, We
rs-ias aul -afrrsfas. sf o'sa~k q. A. SET
firf = N-fta Rive. ~ \ ark. ~F-rs Ns.ia-..tss
$50 $50 .tss at 3 e'rlsk e. ~
iarrr ve.ss.s astr.i - -rih SEQ srr,.a..-is.
fiass - fss--e-rr--. ra-ki-z fLts tae -i .re.is
$50 apa rs-atrft.i.i- r..-.s g. tf.ssLss t-t-~..
W. IA al NJ. fsssarr. ulth Star
haan. $500 taial l.--s-gr. - 90. Nj. 60
taats t'rsrrslsi ht fars I.nr fo at i,.u-s a.
irrai- q b~c. hsuE.f, rsih, ACCT. E-sts-.ft
anH = Juha
>hirF~ sar~ resIac-iri f. f-sf fhrir Frrrehf o.
3D. ~traui-r a- r-f'v as 4. a. co ~ A.. thaf
ft~, ir-rr ra.flaat
30 irflrhf .sr Fas.ar- arrIs o.
EMERY e. TX P.ftla.
q. thDHW 80. a e.. N~- Y.rk
ror.Irnf "a. ~ r-~S
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A T T EN- ITO N,

A LrAcoas --a al -eol go. 4. ,,,r, rari-
n si~R-
PoIs sek glove. beavers. br,a,et.,A. o..
I'D essls soci~iy.
lfA>ToR oo.i,ag-, oesns eisrE,us-s al. -itsa-
Y tiea.
nENTER dessas s.i toe, a.-s.1,a. ,os ss--s.
eas FL. fa~afrrn.
ENGLiSH e,-'. r. i,,.e.. ts,. ssd No..
Easr osi.r-d sec, s,rio-. en-, ,s4 ~
Il th-s-.
CENTs Gs-s'. eoa-r. .ss ss--,.r', sis,s..
UEAvY ed i.-.Ll.. ,h. t..--s i.,-..
II ssel.ass g. easa s-,y ga 500 O.,
IACEErS .-i ',----r.. So IN eo--s ed ts,.
EERsEYs - s.--, a.. 49, s..a., g 70
N - -'irE.
I oNG sd L-.-s s. arg ---.-ls, ss--a-r.
\IrEc1ANr'S o-'.s'.. $1,000. --,....
vi 81 a. id,.
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# A PPINESS
NOr A FFw

al ~ -a--. lr...s 49, fast .al--t s..ss - 49,
500 a. r.sffafs.a fhtf sr s.rn.tr-s OF a- .a-.l
ofai rhe t.sc.rrfts faaf tar- h-ra - g.
Iag~ r eaf. aaa- raa -Ftsl on rF-rf HEIN-
npLp'- COMPOUND EXTRACT 90 -aR
>AfAHii-iA- o. r--.a--- saf $1,000 a.
ni.l. ,a.t'.. ia- ssfaf ai a-ssh .ai fa- o., .,-u.
81. frargrs aut 80 hsa.ft asa -skr tfsfl.-
O. .l,lauisirs th~ a-sthy ia.rtraas afts- IN.
go rsf-is a. t,sa1trr. thsf 60 80 rs-kie 10
'a il~ u.--.i. 50 r..-t,. that e.,'i 10 re-
30 500. BE l.as i.ra -..sgal Co.. ssl sls. 30
tae ff-i i...--. th- r-f.- lave a-- 80 So A. th~,
CO.. ir1-a.i. u-f .l..rr h-fr DE a.t ..i-.i 2
rriia-s1rs ta sA-- go este. f-sr ta~ rtsl 81 /.
s.Hsr haft- 49, sae- ts th- ..-k tasf De- aas s.r-
'.-s .-'I..--s.s .s.. s.-s ,.., ass- -srr t.s.s.
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f'a. si-.t Oh r,ai oi -strr. ,. sqasl ts it.
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The Crooked Pickles.
TIE sound Of brisk step. direetions in
sgbduei tones. tie earcfsil, laid @ iabie
With its china and SILVER. al confirmed Mn
ne wsrrcn'. whispered. We've 80, -c-n-
pany. Arcnt yoa glad. Detle Un-l-
Aaron's come And fond Aunt L.cy hai
granted the inmosi wish 81 hcr LITTLE hcsrs
By allowing her % think herself sseiul o.,
;hss great occasion
Nav I g~t the pickless'
Mind and set al The straisbf ones.
dear
'' Ye-'n - and back she skiPpcd With q
plafrfsi. - erccn. - hard. 50 sare 70 be
briric. thar even fastidious Aant Lary "a.
safi-fcl.
Mi-uic drorP..i into hsr iatic chair.
uatob.ns Tor a. oQPortunry e. Co take a
,ieP ior aantir. ard a. ,Le 81. grave .in~,
were dra~a uPoa thr scri,as hrle ihcr. AMI
dsc- Auat Lucy = escs ts-ar,i h,r. b-,, q.
sir wa.
" Nay did yoa ten m, o. 80 .ir ish,
pirklcs Auut Lay s~
o.. O. Lecau-s th,y look liuic niccr fo-
conPaus. The crookc,. oncs TASTE a. sell.
Minnie fcn baek Po,.derias The idca ,br
eould rot cNPrvss-
'Auni Lscs -
NhN dear
e. DO you love Uncle Aaron better than
sou do Uncie Johns DiIn'i yo8 tel nly
UucIe John was d~ar good man. Ar,nt
thu both sour brothvrs. jusi the samcs-
e Iudecd they arr. an,i I love sbeu, bo,h.'
answered Miss True. qai,k ,cass .ii-Bming
her glasses.
. But-bui~-thc earnest eyes. tbe qaiv-
ering Up ass,l permission % 80 on. Miss
Toe. susiir granted b..
lou have made tos-t. all cooked chick
en-. AM pet on the r.r,,;ir.i l.,ac, for rclc
Asron. bas -b-a Jacie John a. hare 700
said Never u,ial. ii.e iiur di.h-. ar ja.t
a. sell ana you diinr i,u ,ne 20 rci the
straight peaks either. Bui Aauii-. I'm
very surv 'ou toll nc 20 treat ms huic
piss nasirs ia.i aiikr.
Wei Minnie. knsw fi,at Unr'c As-on
va nlore particular al,oui b. carips than
In,ie John &C. B.. rs,d CD having ttin-~
vsry Mise az ho,,s. an.l Uaelc Jaha q. ~. -
kr.v.- si'u~1 ir the Ok .hl-. ~
prc>sire ehill-- ro,cr 81 know shy-se-
o.-ae Un-ir John = poor. But. Auutie. 10
D., iont ,et nice thing. often. Won't b. Ike
fLrsu better Wien b. do-ss~
Thi- naive bone Question. ruf 18th MOST
elcs aud drprecaiias tone. ~as too much
for Aurt True She wouid hste boxed
pert chiid'- ears. buf sic answered Minnie
(woaid that al Of % couil Be A. wisc D
huu.biy
81 Dvsr child Aanf Lucy was wrong. she
loves Der brother JUS; alike. ard means %
treat tbeu' - and u5en Cnsis John ooraes
again. be shall have uire supprr-
Yes. AMI "a 81 lbe sizai-at pickles.
too
I declare sail Aunt Icy. shutting
hcTseii in'o fhe huttrry. ~hii, thc four wear.
Of eHTsrcnoe -aisrl a~ay ~lth q happy
far. % declare. L1cinIa. that chHd Of
soars does ssk ssch Questions. do yoa
h~ar hcrs ! shall never see q evoked pi,L.
j. again. ~ithoui being a.han.cl 20 rnyssu.
Non mu-' i'e cs-rfai. thai pickle jar has
taH-it Minnie NOR about D. IN az r-.r..rt
afrrra-s tta- th- Whole s~coaI .hsutrr ~
James .., lave r.ae
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saxdrs, as Bedding.

Some 81 eur fFisnds arc IN The h.br %
using ss~su-t - br.hIing. Ia Wi 10 for
that. AMI A. a. absorbert for iiquii rnaru-rs
"a uias be useful. iut ~ - poor stuh 90
lsnd. lt -cutair. ra iofrite~innsi grsr;ity
OF nitrogen. il iis, p. -r.i az r.irrral u,af'si .
fhou-h srrr Save fhcreff tt-f "a voaid
hav. good sHcc.s as r.a..re GA. srrrr,t %
the solvent t.iscn az i. rartori, ace or cn
a. u.'rrrrl -a~,.'f..a.. .I tf. .oi NJ
Lavcs .ried -av'r,f ca l1- -fas- plot. a
Rc'a.rs-s'i a. %. rate &C. s.oo0ils annual
D.. b,t q sieid-'i an asrrace ANNUAL p-o.lsce
81 hunslrvd pound, iess hsy than the
f-.Fp-rnE,.i iansl alonrsids.
Where 300 ihs of sas,lu.; were spf.ii,.I
~iih aunnoniacai ssits. thcrr were onIr 6
IT.. a. ~ pcr snnuni uior, gras. ihan
where III s.Ec sort ard quaniity were ap-
phsd alone Nberv th. sawsl1st ~ u.-d
Ir a miSturs with bob amnsoniarai saI.s AL
mineral manure thc ,icll Pr annum ~
scout 81 Of hsna--d weight 49, Kan
wlcrc the same sails AMI mucIal ulanur-
wcre uscd wiihout the saw,ust. The ton
oi saudosi pr acrr, sd r.er annur,l. -as
practically Of no avail a. a u,anurc.
A. mere absortcut oi lqsii- IL 8. worth
something. a. 4 cuails o. 90 ave thru,
When they raishi otl.,r~isc De- lost. i,ut sand
Is 50 vastly better that II you can ct that
~e CONSIDER At FAR prefrrali-. especially r.
your land or the soil on which you propose
70 app'y ale nanurv j. inclined 90 a.. ,iiF
aud bvaNy. We Ekc sand and don't Ike
sa~dgsi 81 ~ can s,t ans thing bettrr.
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FoEE YorH GtnDr>s rraf-s.ri rs,.
drrrrs sell uni-r-ftnd fle ftu m.rs-..
mf.t Toes. i~po-ant rfils asf, fsr-u-
d .sf. '.I ar~ r.r.h af t', co..
.'.-.-.I. --oa
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IS To.fer ~av fi, s.
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and Tern OBJ. soi ap Goa fark lr,r. au..i.v
q % remain ia iaups 40 -is,-r EXPOSED \,
TIE 'rosf. g vin pat tho sol ia er.sri--,
condition al tsri er,siir to al 90 ,ts
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ard especially o.d ones. shoalI ala, B..
i'"'ed about once Eve ,rars. ana sailed
atoai ever ofhsr year. sr.i,inr OF I.a.. a.
tse rate Of aboui thirty ba.he,. % fhe ser.
sud OF saf from eigit to tsn. D. arrlr,-o
at seep &C. from ooming ra contact ui,b
boS-edg'ng afi ell other esersreer.. snail
tree. a. S1,h q course uiu brir~ s.
your Cd Esr.i-ns ia r. ss-rrisirg r,sa,,,.
ufnip'. radishrs. a.. 49, -ros 81 eel Al.
ti.ey ever did. aid al o,ler vegetable, 3.
largely hrlcff.d
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

f.ar as ~Hsrrr, VruE Fa.t.r.,.
s--1.n siau.d rat tr aiiaur.i rna a. rance iu
fact - u'o-r cio.efr thev a-r confined ri...
t.t.-. .o irr- a. fi.i- 1o,-i appetite. ri,.
i'.,ea'ions 81 corfirus-i l~ahb >fee,
eorfort FL -'o-r. arrt Tua--r-.. sou- feb r,.
in al r--. havio- na'hir- o., %, or 90, ,,.i
sir-n. - 90 or p rsr-- -.rsfir ,-r
s--e- -, i,r - sr.-si ~,e.ti- ,,,-.
OF f-a' -' Hr..fr- e~.s o.rtt,,
Poi i1 -.e --l-shinr a,o-- ~ hes fsii~. AL
hare yak 81 ro-.idsr,i.lr srf.-f r.
i.afrs -rl f~i-s 70 .rr cou-,or ..,.--,..,
tree. especially ofti~ herlfsrt sr- r.,l,,-
abe - sheep snd thrv r.r, re-, pror.,,f,
b. 81 irsqrrrfir To- .--ras ard a..
trtngert sub-faur-. corfrfr-l bel ffi. t.-r
Of food sppcar 90 exrr. iss g. rxrrli.nt e.
ferf. rrouotine th- i.ealih of the fo-t o..
sidrs aforiing q rrli.habie variety az DE-,
and ioierable substitute f1r root. A .b.e,
onshf fo have ooraeonal change O. .l..t n
possible. esprcia''r OBJ, brcc,lirr ewes.
Am Arricu'furi.f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

FsrN~ CnE.rGa IN E&GL,~n ruaNt~
NV Yeas o. - coulason a. .p..k 81
Lr- o.. r,'-r aaI labor drsr in tii. coun.
IT,. compared Ed E.rland. The ..ii,.r
ci the t4rrrsse f.-...r -. 3, .- F--'i.h
I-aa. SHOWS D., tic taro~,..- s.atl.1.-. ttst
land D. ra iact. dra-.f .l ,hi- country ..-a
in Oh Enr and. = c.-t.rsat.on rrsr~
year. ago ulsa an Er-,ish tlr,ser o. 81 Cd -
ean. vr SER to3 'is .l-r firs TIA.
nnaH asserted ihsi ui.hoas taking INTO a.
count the gresi srIfrorify 81 Fnrisud =.
20 hca.ih. he couii psy rat and support
has family % u-ncb better sfylc IN Encians
th-n b. oould IN MicLieun on Land thst he
owned clear Of debt At that time. how
ever. provisions were low.
Nov Our lard Is no longer eheap. In
this section u Is. all things considered.
dearer tAaa il j. in Ensland. That /. g
say. a farm can b. rented IN Encland s.r
less money than tie interest on tie none,
70 requires O. bsv such a farm IN Weston
New York. Tbs +. contrary % th. r,n.-.
a opinion. bet Il Is ncscriieless fae,.
know Of many Engli.b farms. -ith -ood
houses. oompiete buildings. fences in per.
f-ct repair. excrlieni road. n close r-ox.
i-aify io unarkcf. si,h ls,lS N cool b...--
clean. enc f,rrc- -i'r rrf--,i-----4 -.
are -rioi 60 - r.~ an. None, +.
~--ih r f-r ..--. rH1 t,..
i1 81. cra--rr a-r 3D. r-- ..r So t.t
sret frrrn r.f ...t ...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

IT, Wnsiingi.n Republican informs .,s
rrair-s tart oil. LI l,for, Cons-,.. %.
examine into ere rum,-e1s lf--.ter. s-I
vrrcE. ulich haze lately oc,.r.I on tle
jersey coast. has no reference vhsfs,er o.
tae STANDING % thc oii io.rf..8 f.Ik on
tae sta of Novemt-r lass The wreck 81
iae l'emacra'ic party uas poe f'e faai, .f
barnrTaf. Cd. from co. far oftte ,,-.,r.
o-i'g 'oo heavily r1rpsrri. ard from 8s, r.
"e'ehi of g. utfal Sunk. D. sas total
los' ~ cargo al crrr. si,ho8t r-saranas
De- comnaniiy az large ssFcrei notL.ra
~ tLe event