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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-09-07
orr COuntV Fair,


IN this town. should be one OF the best ever
ned in the county. The season has been
for the growth Of stock. yegeta-
blcS. and all kinds OF productiOns-an if
the owners will but exhibit them a. the
fan. they will. when brought together.
make show unusually attractive. Will
the farmers see to it that they honor the
occasion with the fine things Providence
has bestowed upon them as a reward of
their iidustly and skill. We trust also. the
mechanics OF the county may remember
the tair and make their department of il
@itdltabie as they can. both 10 themselves
ana the county. And the ladies' toc-We
wish them to excel all former exhibitions.
though they have usually done finely i'll
their part of our county shows. Fiorai
Hall has been in the past a centre OF attrac-
ton. Let this year outShine any Of the
rest. viii You do it, ladies:
Since the above was i'll type. friend
hands us the following: The Caledonia
60. ! agricultural Society will hold lis next
annual fair al their grounds in this village.
on Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday. the
18th, lJll and 20Ih Of the present month
and probably there never vas a year when
he people OF old Caledonia could send to
lhiS. our farmers and mechanics festival,
SIICiI y N1virtN at and 81 In1,X- raaI " ,:aII
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NttcCf .SrHODI.

I,> -tsenath NeeI,, opened select
,ohooi Al Lyndon Cenne Oh Monday OF the
present week with about thirty scholars.
Miss Week, has taught the Centre district
school several terms and is considered an
excellent teacher. iE6@
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DR. CIIAr>slEKS
l. M Il II L : $

Iii at de, tut vii gas OF fssed hair
-i.Ial 90. L. al as 4 the scalp,
Ti4 L a.IuI an IN irritation ~ hAir from
f,.L = on any c, nP l. laiT 10 grow ga
% d hen iallcn 4 frsm Ci-e free tom all
dag ,,alc slc Wi -ol tn lin, RI linn If the
m ;,.icf Gle EYER poiucd Ieegsnlly pcfunied,
md / lrga { il sv,ry int monry riunded-
TO al hy -Tu-Sisfs z. ne,allv- NfEhs tOIltk,
slc Acc-rs fug tie mated S,strr- toT lhA
can and sgysne rtinca.ea, circular Win each
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And % much % aid lands viii DE- =old a public aCcii n
at the office Of u. i'll said Rr ghton, he I'm
dsv Of October. 4. - -', 1t o'clock +. NJ, shall ie
requisite Discharge said with cost, uIz prvi-
oU=ly paid. j. A MANSl Il, lst trLstaiie
Dated 1t Brighton this 3tl dag Of August SD
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inSrHLitH.

On Tuesday the 18th nit. some reckless
.'ain Shot an OK owned By Joseph y. OH.
L-4.. Of sheffield: the bail striking the
skull jus below the horns. @lancin@ down
art through the brain 10 the left no>tril
This /, -uppo>cL to be a trial OF the rascal ;
lii. from . ncighboIing woods. a. the OK
Aa" Wine tace, and was consequently a
,Ncrilr..t mark.
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"a the most perfect .rap - the hair offered u
the pubic II +, ve-.'Ibe compound. AID contains 10
rirITi,,> ingredients. Il vii Restore gay nd!r orig
mai cour-ill pc r1It the aIr failing OutlLd Viii pro
mote liz growth Il i i.ndiI hd!r observation-disclosures
r the sea d. and mJkiuG tn hair soft. lu,tr0u> and
silkeu r. r HALL& CO., Nashua, y H., Prvprleto.s.
sept S2
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abrams II. whii.hi!I-, Estate.

THE -, rites hsyi.- i,- AZ pointed The d, -Ta-
t prulr y.-i Z lie ssi--Tlti Caledonia commits
Z, r,vc;'- 'Aill.lur AID ,g~t al claims DE-
;a-fl- ed al -I>'l.> against the estate II At'Tarl Vi
~. late 81 Rse-a:s. in >ai district DECREASED.
Tc.,- Lied g; E.lt- and Tie term al months from
rl. 81. .4s go AG--. -. being allowed ~ >ail court L.
the c-y.l.ar> % said deceased. 10 exhibit and ;-,y,
Il,i- c,lIyc ,ia: tyi 'INc mpiiCr that
EiH atr"i.i L. ;h- Gu;ic> 81 appointment al Ia.
,Nr..f- Lsl.-- - Nl:uN Elmira Hn-Tchill. IL Rye-a~
20 >a. Distract. The a>I Salua Seiteinter ari
IrI.a. t February iyAi. IL 3 v,lk IL Ilie la.cp3
81 ,.s,.. u -ail
PrRClNAI. BAILEY. ..-
L.. AERiM 4 NH! Elili-i. ) 'll a,
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sMaI Asx;SslxS
SesuT's
PRESCRIBED GOLDEN SEAL.

Recommended uT the treatment Of d'seisaA lhl..t
lion General .i-;liy and lever and Acle ana "A sI4la
,llr+ Invented o. Dr C. Sr-lr- Il : vegetable.
c.ru,i-. o. thirteen di>ICt -T.ilvs. Aii2 i ailIhe1
am, t.r.-,ra-l - the mrlCa procession. piA>4I&h
B. Ne Z I n .1Ci-e SAYS. III = aii
o. lille II d, Potent lss Il. a. l. tie case Nlih
$50. ...-if,.. ..aK- "A shattered constitution H. IL
-, -. b.. ali druggists oRRiN ShlN -. CO.
So. p ,.r-.or,. Springfield. Mass
The trade obtain l. VI al! New AviA VI o'slon
house.
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4 CENTS. ATTENTION.

The 4 b 4 iur If til NV box Tried and
Tue; u Lsxc AID iyeyalts," ~ Ms. GgI >Teaoer.
p. who'd. { i-iol as been oraecd to-day one agent
T f.a-- =, sic max Onr, - IL CAV One
q IL two tas--
Ki-h few 20 d agents IL NuT-h Il Vermont For
fun p sricllls SddTes- w J. HOLLAND,
Springfield. Aug. u, ls5d. 1918 spinsdsld, N Lea
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l,ss vi n 10 alv'Iti-e ia ny pat Il the counry
csn I'D thcr o.d,r- 20 Ncssr-. GEDlsiSE L. EONtlL
CO, ADJ ring a. - Oonr sire Z, Boston, or
D I'D 81 IL New hak who are al h1rlz d 4 con
tsct TO "a, -psls- n te II ted II I and bltltl
F.tV nee. II Ia, lizh r y ics-
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,,,rD.cn'S .Nrrf;ug.

~. jUnN>BUEY.-F reemen's meeting
.. fIly attended and sufficiently inter-
.a.. The result of the ballot for repre-
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I AND SALE.
Notice for sale Of nonre.i re,it lsndi New.,k.

The nonresi proprietor %: the tow f waTk il
tn County o 'alednna hr not r,d hath t.xvs
ei by said town. iti.in iii year neat " cc-
ing til. dtt main eli IL w.Ce ct ia par, III sid
The folio ing de-ci.el nd il al town L wit
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SOFT Soap.
iInil.. .iair Remover

Made in the same way with the exception Of adding III
terr 1al!UIs and All yvU need a. Ion
E.ffiT
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nR. BICkNELLS SYRUP.
The GREAT
CHOLERA REMEDY.

Al Iircry, diarThus, cholera morbus summer
lz n pain mp insCE bowel, lick
-r,1uGc1. Eai clic, &C. ami / warranted
10 rfv / pIrcly .cgci .c, ithoui larcle Of opisfe
g u ic- IA lily lnatic sery lie SAINT q the tAs
Inil : sure ecc =, AID -Teng hens the
,lu, ct Xix cllarn, affords slmasf Immediate
IL. III 81 Tie 1icle viii stisfy the incred
uloll= u; thcs fact- sd BIZ all e4es in medicine.
He Ind fr 'irc Ia snd ny Prepared only by
EDWARD 81 TTUN, i'raSidence, L l.
Csc. <. GOODWIN s. CO, boston, neal Age..t=-
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EMERSON HALL, 7. VI
Jonu SaubOrn'> Estate.

,TIIF rr;lcrS having been appointed by the honora-
/ ~ rr,ttr court f., TIA" district Il Essen comm i>>'n-
rrs T. receive rNamiu" ai dust all claims al! "clIJi!d>
# IN persons AGAINST The "-I" o! john Sdiit"ri:. idc
m t,r,l ia -'t district. deceased. represented IL
lycit and the tom Of ~ months from IN" 1t day "l
.rt I,; h-iri- allowed hy aid court To the cTcii-
tors sad dccca>" II \!" ana prove Their
. 4,s l,rr ;~: tive notice tia VII! attend 1" the
.ril.- O.. our appointment At The dwelling hou-r 4"
li ,rH,I.t in Concord. ia said district III" IL IiN
-, mia and March next, at - O'Clock Oh each o
SAL 'ays. ,, NJ ,urp,u
Iu.I ) ". FvRD. I'm
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Md 20 much of aid lands will Z" li NJ phil, suction
At the dwelling hoi" cf rIstUs N,.i.. Ia lid town
Of NcWIrs. the I'll -: & uc;nrr n-r. II L. y,io,s
:. ". .ia be- requisite To discharge sIii ts-c ith
costs. ual. previously paid.
dated n Newark TIL 18th dIy f Au-.. 4 i. Id
EEl>IU- Wo1NHi-.-F. = to.-:allr.
II, ast,rsk denotes Tbs, p.,-c.,t Jyr,Ts. FL
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Nd I'D IsidF "fN.I 70 IT,
ri :il t3Xs ith ros:s. viii r sold Il pu lie auction
=: Ii -o-e,: -. Hudson IL aid "a Haven or "a
H. ily thc 80 iav Of October nrxt. # m 4 -. un--
I-,v-I-is paid. MAJ. Y. SMITH. 1St Constable.
pared II Es-i Haven ;l : h dav Of Al- T. l. t. Il
Ezra IdP'S Estate.
TIL ~ rr~ hI az been appointed lv tie huIu-4f,e
.-i- tn district - ats. -lrl-
&. r..iy. NIlr- ami Al al ans r1n lll-
si I-r~-~ .>t II" c>iai- Il Ezra lCe. late
J. i,lr>l rt. >il district. t,y-,, represented
yr.,. .. Ice term q .nu- from lie. III Jay Aug
l.. l>.. l, a.'Gy4 tK sill ynG- the creditors ID,
>i -t,! :" Nii add PROVE their respective claims
.I-- E.Ht i.I," liaI NJ alternate lie duties
.s5 continent tie dwelling house u Era lt.,
,l.>-i. s. Jill~luTA. said District v The la>
ILg-ra >,I AMI Ih- ii->i Thurs AZ 81 Fel. uexr Al
e.g.t--l 4. Il ya,i e. >lia iav>.
EDMi ND HALIETr.
l4-l ABEl. lLaEN. N'--- -
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anything at having. Great quantities OF
nay nave bee anariy OF quite ruined; nor
is the crop =; I'll secured. ...The mer-
chants here retai! butter at - cents per b..
and eggs. which are very scarce. at -
cents per dozcu. j. W.
C0rcic SSHcSS.
The up stone train on the Passumpsc
road Sept. 5. ran against and smashed in
pieces two hand ,ar> between this place and
Burke. No notice was given D.T
CIIITTENDEN COUNTY.
The house of WIN. II. Bovd of Burlng-
ton was destroyed by fire Oh Tuesday las.
caused by a boy applying 4 lighted match
to a load OF hay standing near.
portus Baxter candidate for reelection
to congress from the third district. has
bro @ht Il libel sui against the Burlington
Free Press. LAYING his damages at Sl0.OOO.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Mr.. Samuel Decker was run over by the
i o'clock freight train near the depot III
SWat0n Falls. having one OF his feet badly
smashed, 50 much So th9t amputailon was
, necessary. Rum was the cause.
Hon. -. d. Wcad receiver III the settle
mtnt of affairs OF the Missisquoi Bank. an
mottnces that he is prepared 10 pay divi-
| dend Of 80 cts. on ;hc dollar. to lie holders
Of receipts given for bill; Of the bank.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The trustees of Norwich University have
voted to remove that school to Mortified
The liberal people of Northiieid. in con-lli-
/ Grafton of this removal. giving the universe
t. $4,000.
Professor King. of Boston. proposes tC
make balloon ascension a: Montpelier. i
The necessary fund can lie RAISED 10 pay cN
/ penseS.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
The circus pickpochet> worked we'll Il
Woodstock. David Nye lost $40; .Io>cpl
Kennedy some so.
j. II. Carte. of Wind>0, recently sold ;
III l..
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l.ukc lOuf Own SOAP
b. saviI.5 and us';l-y Dur waste
GREASE.
Buy one box Of the Penn. SAT- Manufacturing Co
S&PONIFIEIs, Or Concentrated Lye
DIRECTIONS.

Il VIII MAKE io pounds Of excellent hard soap. ~ te-
tyve gallons the o, soft soap. yr Onlv about -
cents. Directions each box. For sale Al ali drug and
grocery stores.
Directions.
Pa box of san uitirr into gallons oI wafer knock
I'll The auG -, H. box boil u tmptir> Itself. thel.
L.O- OAK IN" iN. itt lgur an mali Ou as %. la. '.G
let IL !pil hours and u minutes Tn! h:i small '.i
pint Of sat. let boiling - minutes longer.
WHyn yOudd i!e.i -tipu O." hot water. dj let IL vO'h
t. b,. Pour mat IUIuhrrtUI ol cid. water ln," tub
Or box to wet round the sides then Empty the sap IN
TO >iand a! night AMI / ia bars IL tie morning.
II VIII be Iii iOT Use a lev weeks.
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OPPOSITION 10 TIE WIDE, VILE WORLD
EWLaY;X KY:X<1

.i-.r-h,. more Than -tVs i.I-vi> iIUi4 .eaih. III
t'.-f single ial- cholera. GyeneTy. al summer
ir ,lrI- lever ami alr and ;i-urai-iA- As sure
ri-.. l-- AMI .ia- ia;i>n. AL IC--.-- Use ili
uRkIA SKINNER a CO, PTyPrie.or>. Springfield MS
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lieu Advertisements.
T locomotives
Iron Castings and Steam Boilers.

The TlNkLEl & WILLIAMS WORKS, No 4I6
haITien Avenue, Bo,tn, are prepared manufacture
LOGON uves Common and Eun IA al casting Of from
i'n POUNDS q thirty tons msds in gTsn ssnd dry
md and la, dcsued Alo, fue and tubular boilers
snd III milky Patent Roller fer locomotive stationary
rni IT, warranted tosavr largr percentage of fuel
any bil,T nov IN Use.
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DOR INVESTMENT

per cent California state Aid nd Of C,ltrsl Pacific
K. H. Co interest and principal PAYABLE IN GOLD.
OsaeE,o and Rom, l. L. Bond, iTteres; per cent
nrv Dock. Ear Rroadwsy, snd RatteTy 4. K. Bonds
street Silayl. having ten O. Interest per
oear psyshe in New lok Fer sale favurstle
by :. w. II hPklNS co,
90 al Broadway, New York
orders b. LETT with banks or banker, who viii e1-
ecu-e tie "a
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e5 S ~ NEW : OCTAVE
" 9 1IrIAx FORTE $

Of y ri IT, g. L. aid Jrs fr sale t Miss S-0ddir;
mi T'uiU-.
~.cum la 80 nan ta.cu in cxch,n-c.
In-EIul\E VI. STUDIAED
AZ nj for lI.n.y + Nil err lf,n's
i.ff Johns ~ sep Z"
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CVrcieSSHcSS.

The up stone train on the PaSSumpsc
road Sept. 5. ran against and smashed in
pieces two hand ,ar> between this place and
Burke. No notice was Gwen. ID. I.
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sovereign people. In the meantime any
Earty that resnrts to the weapons ol ruf.
tianism and assassination, or threatens
revolutidh or eiyel war, will effartuslly
secure its own defeat and array against
it all respectable citizens.
We are glad to see this Journal coming
to its senses The quicker southern pa.
pers and southern men dismiss such
ideas, hopes or expectations from their
minds the better. Just such hopes were
indulged ih,in 1881. Northern Demo-
Gratis assured the South that no army
would ever march to invade 1t without
,itaaving an enemy in its rear that would
soon conquer peace. The last speeches
Of southernSenators AMI Representatives
teemed with the predictions of the de-
vastatioBs of northern fields, the plumber
of northern cities, the ruin of northern
populations The North was described
as house divided against itself. Fer
nando Wood proposed to carry New. York
city ont of the. Union to aid the South
Democratic politicians in Philadelphia
declared every interest Of that city and
their State lay with the South. The
dread of northern sedition made the Gov
ernmcnt timid.
But when the first blow was struck,
and the Stars and Stripes we're lowered
at Fort Sumter, a whole people sprang
to arms. The national sentiment rose in
majesty which threw the trickst ers. the
sycophants. the towards and the traitors
of the North into that 'obscurity from
which they never have and never will
emerge.
So would it be again. So indeed has it
proved already. Political power will
never be trusted to the hands of men who
once betrayed their trust and whosepub-
lie expressions show that they are ready
again to plunge their country into strife
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Il. HALL,
Foreman.
SAM. j. Connolly,
Secretary.
. bi t ua v.

D1ED-In Beaufort, S. c., Sept. II, Mr.. HENRY
A. LANE, aged 70 years. Mr.. Lane formerly re.
sided in WhitefeId, N. H., and served daring
two years Of the late war in the 18th Regt n. II
Vols. In February, 1866, he came to this place,
where be has by his gentlemanly qualities. strict
integrity and christian example, commanded the
respect of all who knew him
D1ED-On plantation on the wando river.
near Charleston, s. c., Sept. 2l, JOSEPH P.
WILKES, aged about As years.
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Obituary.

The many friends of JOSEPH p Wilkes
in this community will read with pain
the announcement of his death in anoth-
er column. The writer of this notice
knew him intimately as friend and as
business partner. For two years be as
Publisher Of the Free South, won the res
pect of all with whom he was associated.
His life was clouded with that which
might well have excused graver faults
than those which the censorious might
find in his character, but he preserved
until the last an amiabiiity which en-.
deared him 20 his friends. After life's
6tful fever, he sleeps we'll
J. G. T.
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f5 At a special meeting of New Yor':
Hose Company No. l, held at the Car.
ria9e House, Sept. %, 1SC6, the follow
ing resolutions We're unanimously
adopted:
Whrsas-It has pleased Almighty
God in bis all-wise dispensation to rc-
move from among US. by the hand of
death, our late lamented associate and
firm friend JOSEPH p WILKES.
Reso'red-1'hat though We bow with
resignation to the will of Providence in
this our bereavement, it seems fitting
that We, the members of New York Hose
Company No. l with whom he always
held cherished social intercourse, should
bear testimony to his worth as friend,
y citizen, and an active co-worker with
uS.
Re- o'red-That suitable copy of this
preamble and resolution be transmitted
to his family and relatives expressive of
Dur sympathy in this their sad bereave-'
ment.
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9s- In New York city, new, capa.
cious aud elegant banking house for the
sole accommodation of colored people,
has hesn opened. All the officers Of the
concern are colored men, several of whom
are very wealthy for men of their class.
The etices devoted to the business OF
the bank compare favorably with the
iuest financial houses in the city.
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RBThe Kerosene and Gas Stoves are
known throughout the country. Afriend
of ours used them throughout his house
for heating purposes and they succeeded
admirably in heating his parlors and
chambers. They are mostly used for
cooking purposes being easily managed
aud cheap.
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Sea Island Cotton. .

Cotton advanced to II and IL cents in
the earlier part of this week but has de-
clined to'9 and 1Oa. Some choice lots
Of genuine cotton brought sixty and six
ty-fve cents but fifty-fye still continues
the general price. .s .a -
The total amount received in town
since last Saturday is about $4,000
pounds Stone and Ave bales ginned cot
ton. go
We notice great activity on the part
of those Of our citizens who are engaged
in ginning cotton. Quite a quantity is
expected to arrive this next week: from
AMI Wassaw, Que firm has now 20 and
and another As hands employed.
Several small lots of the new crop has
reached the Charleston market, which
has led to few transact1ons.s A parcel
of four bales. good staple, sold for s1.25
per pound. and five bales at 20 cents per
pound. -. .. IL 81.
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/ re- No action bas as yet been taken
in the matter of paving the extra bonn-
ties recently authorized by Congress.
Nothing will he done until the next
meeting of Congress when aspeci6o ap-
Precipitation will probably be made,
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GsThe following is the result of an
election, .held on the 17th inst, for In
tendant and Wardens OF the town OF
WATERFORD. S. c., to serve for the en-
suing year. INTENpANT, Campbell G.
Henderson; WARDESs, DR.. A. F. 0'Bryan,
W. Godfrey, j. Rice, S. Chaplin and r.
L. Frazer.
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A NEW PERFUME! Called SWEET opopoNAx
u from Mexico. manufactured by E T. SMITH
a Co |, New York, is making sensation where
ever it is known. Is very delicate and its fra
GRANGE remains on the handkerchief for days
Ersnina Bsltetin, Philadelphia.
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Ge-1he rapid accumulation of gold in
the Treasury will, if continued, soon
afford metallic basis for the Threasury
Totes in circulation. 1t is estimated that
by the epd of The month the Treasury
will have nearly if not quite ons hum
dred millions in gold.
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~ The Charleston Journal is the name
of u new weekly paper just started in that
city. 1t is neatly printedand makes Il
nice appearance. tits edited and pub
ished bl Messrs RANDOLPH and ADAMS.
We wish it success.
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Rsssissess Cards.
The Extra Session.

> The extra session of the Legislature
has adjourned. having accomplished lit
tie or nothing to repay the State for the
expenses of their meeting. The friends
@,he stay law only succeeded In having
. the sitting Of the Common Pleas Court
postponed till spring. The Sessions
Court for trial of crimes and misdemea-
nors will be held as usual in November.
The District Court bill, as passed, gives
aiulisdiction to cases of misdemeanor,
vagrancy, bastardy and in all cases
where the title of land is not in question
and the amount not over s20C The
Governor has ordered commissions to be
iss0ed to the Jadgest elected by the last
Legislature. This court will sit al
Beaufort, Lawtonville and Gillsonville
in this district.
An act was passed authorizing the
purchase of corn by the Governor for
sale at prime cost to the destitute OF the
State.
The act establishing a Penitentiary
was also passed.
: tn. civil rights bill passed was sub
stantially the same as published in our
issue of the 18TH inst Il makes all the
citizens Of the State, black and white,
equal before the law. The consequences
to Aow from this act are second only to
that abolishing slavery in the State,
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~ The Empire sewing machines are
reported to be among the best and cheap
est family machines now in use. The
prices are given in their advertisement
on third page.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1866-09-29

.EE Gen. Couch has received the ap-
pointment of Collector of Boston, in
place of Mr.. Hamlin. G.. III. Kingsbury
has succeeded j. q. Palfry rs Postmas-
ter. . --......
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1866-09-29

eg Cholera has appeared in Louisville
and threatens to be virulcnt. Many are
leaving the city and business is therefore
stagnant.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1866-09-29

ey On our first a..d third pages a
number of new advertisements are pub
iished. Take q look ut them.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1866-09-29
uwe have been prevented by una
foreseen circumstances from issuing our
paper as early as rsul this week.
A Chanee of Tone.

-
The New York Ne,cs was among the
Arst to xdyiss Presidential coup fstat
in cass snou2h Democrats were elected
this fall to form quorum with the ex-
cluded southern members. The follow
ing extract win show that it sdiscreetiy
backa.dora from its rsgolutionay posi-
6on fz1S --o-1 ~ ,,..,;.- -. ..ss-s >!
.: If the people, by their free and nnbi-
, ased action ut the polls, shall express ap-
provd OF the Presidents policy, it win
be carried out, and no Northern JEFF
Davis will be found to- raise ths banne,
of resistance. If the method proposed
by Congress shall be indorssd by the pop
uiar vote, then il wiltJbs put in, execu-
tinn, and it Will b the duty Of the Presi'
dsnt 70. .sbandon, as we doubt not he
chesrfnlly will, his own views and carry
ont the designs Of his superiors, the
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1866-09-29

rs A meeting of the CLUE will be
held next Monday evening at half past
seven o'clock. AS this is regular meet
ing full attendance is requested.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1866-09-29

G@- Howes cotton picker is warranted
to do all that is claimed for it. See ad-
vertisement. -
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1866-09-29

MS The Montana electioo resulted in
the choice of the Democratic delegrte by
1000 majority. ,,,
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1866-09-29

% The Barnwell Sentinel comes to us
this week in a new dress. We are glad to
see it. ag..