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The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
A Prophecy.

We have received letter from Mrs.
r. B. llill, Of Philadelphia. Sho writes
80 W that VIC must put this document in
the most conspicuous place We can, and
concludes with the observation: "Don't
dare to hide the vision, as the t!cV1 OF
souls will be rcquircd ns your hsr,ls. -
So here is tho vision.-Cincinnati COM
Mcrcial.
II prophecy, by the true spirit Of the
everlasting, eternal and all wise God, I"
every tindrcd, tribe aud tongue, that in
1859, February 9th, at niue O'Clock in
the morning, will be the ushcrinS in Of
the Millenial Morn. Saturday or seventh
div il our Sabbath. The dragon is bound.
TO tho Churches: Baptism should BE-
administered with the co@municants on
their kncts, W dipping. forward in the
water. that We may 30 unite!: Hasten
III hasten IL! 10 tho end cf the Garth.
'. MRS. IL. Is. NshA.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
A White Man MarrieS 4 Niger.

On Monday night last, the 4,h inst, u
wedding occurred in that locality, com.
monty known as "Dink town" in which
Il white man named Cornish lately from
Lcavcnworth, Kansas, figured as the
groom, and black woman of twenty or
twenty-five years, who rcjoiccs in the
name Of Susan Wallace, as bride. The
ceremony was performed by Esquire
Nangcndcr, Cornish is represented as a
man Of fair looks, and considerable in
tclligcncc. lie was formerly atca,nastcr
for Capt. Owen in the army. Conrmcnt
is unnecessary. We shall see. what VIC
shall sce.--Spri"qfcM Press.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
Horse Thief.

For several weeks past, the neigktor-
hood of Roanoke, in this county, has suf.
tcrcd immensely in the matter Of horse
aesh. Every few nights horse or mule
came up missing, and all efforts to trace
them up rovcd abortive. Finally, cir
cunttasces occurred which led to the
suspicion Of q young man in the neigh
borhooJ "a new comer.) ty the name OF
Dean, rs being in sohlc ~a~ connected
with the disappearance of the hor.es.-i
Dean lives iii the n;tisSofhood. anL las
been btar,lihc with 4 Mr.. Tcrrill. lie i,
ostensibly farmer, and is tending thi,
season about twenty >trcs If corn. On
Sunday last two detcctivca" t&ff for Mim."
They opened the subject in very conf
dental manner, by telling him that ,n,y
were tired OF work, and desired AN easier
and quicker way Of making money.-
They found Dean very agrscabl, and
communicative, and possessed Of u vast
amount Of valuable information. Hc
told them that he had been in the LQrso
, stealing business for some time. and told
where the most of the missing horses
from that ncighborhood could DC found
the most Of them in Knox county, aud
! the owncrs have now gone to that cnunty
to rccoyti their stock. III said tha, he
belonged to an extensive banl, which cx
tended all over the State. Horse steal.
iny, however, was too slow business for
him, as lie could not make more than an
average Of $50 per week at il; That 4.
soon rs his corn was laid by, lc intended
To take the highway and commence rob.
bing lie told them Of a plan h. had
laid to .1i the stage between this place
and Allen. lie also mentioned the names
of several men in the moi hhorhool who,
he thought, had m"ncy, and that he in
: tended to rot them While the dctrc.
'tiv,s were talkin. with him. an officer
Appealed ana atrtst.l .hr whole PARTY.
peaIl Vas triJ,I be.tra justice of the
peace on Monday last, and committed to
siail, to await til" action uf tie .ra.l ju-
'.r-!.
! H. claims to be an E.u.,i-l.;,lhn ly
birth. is al"u; 222 or - years Old. aud i,
: a shrcwl oking fellow. flo formerly
r lived in Knox county, and claims to have
| served two wears in the fedora! army
4 Whether or not lie was in the Knox coun
J. {; >I,'itia. we did not learn, but suvpos,
, he was. .as hG appears to be carrying oI
{ the 'ap"vc bd.in,.s ,,f"Ny ,.:hc!: a!te,
!; their style Gh,>yow 2In,rs.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
From .Earepe--War Movements.
4 letter from Austrian Si,cSia saws !:

\ letter from Austrian SiIcSia says:
'Trains loaded with irtii ard anittt.ni.
ton arrive daily at Olmu'z and yo.svll
stait. Tie eastern wing Of the main
Austrian army Is tot.fed in Silcsia aud
Eastern Gallicia. 1t CONNECTS Cracow
with Olnu'z. and protects the Nor,hcrn
Railway. The entire line extends frnn
Craro~ r. Jspcvnick!.a extensive radius.
bchiud which all the towns aud villa, ,:cs
are full OF >'l::trs. srrai'ld'c # .his
cxtcnsi-c line is a. IT" schn. VIII. re- the
.Aicha1Rc Joseph. who isa Gcnctal of Di.
vision, has been for nearly three weeks
There are at Plcraw and Olmutz enough
wagon. ID 'co''v !: twenty thousand mcn
from Olmu'z t0Olctbcr. i""t~ch,v four
hours, 80 that an army of,iXt, o: s&vp:i,y
thousand men could march upon Koscl
All the t,cors crhttn". on the river
could lhcwis" be easily transported to
tdcrhcrg. 1t is rr"babic, there, tha,
the Gr>, encounter will take place near
liatiior. unless the l'ru,sians le the first
to attack.
The North German Gazette Nrus-ial
says: The use Of railways for military
purposes stands out moss lalra!ly nyw IN
the wonderful rapility Will, which the
army Is conveyed t" our threatened from.
ti,rs. Austria Had start Of six weeks OF
IT. sor her military ar,uaimcmts. For Il
time the prussian government locked
quietly on while hostile PREPARATION We're
se'yclv coin. forward on the other side
Of the Sa.'om' and Austrian frontiers. -.
This calm attitude of ne yuyt,nmrnt be,
gan to excite the app,clcn~ions Of the
people, But when Tie time came FOR it,
forty military trains Ter day conveyed tho
l'rus>ian troops from the most ,,list"nt
provinces Of the ki~tiou to ,Lc threaten
cd par'', ana these parts are even this day
aIrcaly occupied by an army under whose
protection all and every attack may be
awaited with perfect cain nsss, which our
enemies, those who haze openly declared
against Us as we'll as those who are still
hesitatng, may make upon our frontiers.
The railways arc tuu~i equally efficient
for the victuallins Of large bodies of
troops. Our soldiers are 1uartered in
close cantonmcnts, bNt they arc well clad
and well fed, and receive their pay rtsu.
larly they are accordingly in good spir.
its, and cheerfully confident"
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
The Wheat Harvest.

The Warrensburg journal Of this week
says: "Many Of the farmers have al
ready cut their wheat The crop is n
very fine one indeed. While the number
Of acres i not as great as years gone by,
the yield is much better than we have
had for years; twenty bushels to the acre
We feel sure will be the average crop for
this entire region. This is very refresh.
ing. For years past VIC have brought
more than half the -four used from st.
Louis, and sent nothing in exchange but
money for it, but We will now be able to
ship wheat and -four, and get money in
return, which, to our mind is very graf
flying change. The crop south and north
Of this place is large and good, and We
expect 4 heavy wheat trade"
The B,llevillc Advocate Of Yesterday,
says: "Wc' learn from several Of our
farmers that the wheat crop now being
harvested is good one, the average yield
promising twenty to twenty-five bushels
per acre. We understand the same Lolds
true of Madison county, portion orJcr-
sey, Macoupin, Clinton, Washington,
Randolph, and Monroe. After several
recent trips in different parts Of the State,
extending as far north as Chicago as far
east as Tcrro-llaute, aud as far south as
Makanda, VIC are fully convinced that the
wheat crop Of our Immediate vicinity
promises better than in amy other section
Of the State. We also notice that corn
is far more advanced in our own county
than even 1T those seventy or eighty
miles south Of u.s."
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
Snake Story.

4 few days ago boy in .Appanoose
county, Iowa, killed snake that meas
urcd sixteen feet and two inches in length
and one foot and eight inches round the
body. lie came upon the snake about
noon, aud thinking perhaps, that it would
be wise to look for more hcalthful To-
cality, took II bee line toward home.--
Snake pursued. Boy ran awhile, got
mad and determined to stop and fight It
out on that linz. lie seized club and
turned upon the enemy. J ke snake was
not prepared for this show Of courage
faced about anl began to retreat. Boy
now yuysuel and hit the enemy blow
across the back Snake turned upon the
bu* agair and was killed by n blow upon
the head.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
Fight al OScCOla.

A G@h, between two opposing factions
,.ok place at Oscsola on Friday last in
which both parties cmptied their pistols
The seDual to the affair was the burning
Of house, driving Of u family, the kill
ins ola stranger, Innocent Of any con-
nccton with either Of the parties, upon
til, supposition or prctcncc, that he was
q spy. The individual killed was i'm.
porting sheep from Ohio, aud had large
drove in the vicinity. lie was passing
through town, and fell victim to most
terrible mistake Wa, ap Times.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
The Radical Platform.
Extract from a speech by d. L. Dyer

OF lhkc county, at Hannibal, june ID:
On the subject Of the negro, he said e
wanted the black man to enjoy all the
civil rights of the white man. lie did
not believe in setting them free, and then
denying them all the rights and pr'vilc..
cs cf Frccmcn. Furthcr.mo Z. he was in
favor of extending the right Of suffrage
to them at the earliest practicable mo-
mcnt. He wanted impartial suffrage -
Intelligent suffrage tho same condi''th~
imposed on the white man that hi ght be
imposed on the black man. As Tor ne.
era equality" as the rebels snccri"ely
call it, il impartial justice to- all classes
or men was NEGRO equality then he was
in favor Of it, and they might make the
most oft.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
The Bounty Qne>IiOn in Circuit Court

Thr County Cour. Of this county, in
tho Spring Of lSG5, offered bounty Of
5000 to the several companies Of militia
organized for the protection OF the coun.
,y, 800 to be raid on their being mus
tered into service, and HOO at the cxpi-
ration Of siv months, the culi>tmcn,s tc.
ing for one year After being in active
service tor about months and half, these
companies we're relieved by orders from
head dquartcrs Of the department Uf Mis-
souri,. The county Court refused to pay
the rcp,ainin. 500. on the grounds that
the six months service was not rendered.
An application was shcn made to the Cir.
cut Court for II mandamus compelling
the County Court to pay the same, or to
how cause why they should not. \ con
ii,ional manlamuS Wa, granted at the
December term, ic';5, requiring, tie coun'
t, court to answer. At the June term
! l>Gi, the case coming up, the Circuit
Corr, decided ,oat though plaintiffs were
only relieved from duty, and still in con.
,truc,ivc service, yet that the contract
on the part of the Court had reference
only to ac,irc service, aud ~ the plaintiffs
had not performed six months service
that the decision of the County Cour,
was correct, and refused. therefore. to Is
sue pcremptory mandamus cOinpellln.
ia aynlcnt. The case will be taken to I'll,
Supreme Court.-Glasgow Times.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
The situation In EurOpc.

The london daily News says the rrus.
sians have crossed the Elder river and
th. .itstrans have fallen back. BY this
mcan~ the King secures the means ofcx.
crcisins the sovereignty to which lie lays
claim in IIolstcin, and puts it out Of the
power Of the Emperor to hinder him.
If then the publicists ecrrcrtly define
war as that state in which. We nrosccute
our rights by force, the war was begun,
although no. shot was fired.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
Half Fare 10 the COny cation.

We are authorized to say that the ra.
riGc. North Missouri and Hannibal aud
st. Joseph Railroads, and the Atlantic
and Mississippi, iscokuk and icmlhis
Packet Iomrauic, will carry at half fare
the delegates t, tue Conservative State
Convention to assemble in this city on
the 81 Of /ufy. Delegates will pay full
fare coming to'rhe Contention, and, ON n
certificate of the proper oifccrs Of that
body will bc rrtnnca free Of charge
Ecpnllican.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
Another Buycau.

Tic money in the Treasury must tc
srcnt-,hcrc is plenty Of it thcrc--and
par,isans must be rewarded. Hence We
arc not surprised to find that General
Garfclls bill creating Bureau Of Edu.
cation, which was rejected last week. came
up again in the House. on rccon,idcra.
alton, and was passciwi.hout debate by
nearly forty majority. 1t provides for a
Commissioner of Education ut Sl,OU0 o
yc;a' salary. and four clerks at the usual
rates Of pay. The duties of the depart
men, are simply to colcc, educational and
other statistics.
We arc told that the duties Of this new
Bureau will be simply the collection O!
educational and Other statistics. We
doubt whether, if Radical misrulr contin.
ucs. it will not h. the basis OF an educa.
,ional system which will finally swallow
up the educational establishments OF the
States. As to its collection OF education
al statistics, So long as II propose to con.
fine itself to such inquiries it will b, do
ing very layily. aud very inliftrrcni.y
wha, il NOW much better done hy tho
ministers u. instructions in the several
States. .-Heluhlican.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
"EOr the sake Of the Radical Party.

When Commissioner Maulin protested
with rugged Il stubborn honesty. against
the shameful fraud ly which Frcmon,
and Fletcher were to be put in possession
or the southwest Branch Railroad, the
Governor cntrcatcl him not to "makc !.
fuss about the matter. but TO yield hi-
consent, for the saic Of the Taiicai par.
~. But Mr.. Maurin "Ii'ln't see in ihos,
lamps lie entertained the queer idea
that the Radical party would rccciv,
greater disgrace from the scandalous bar
gain, than from the prevention oil it.
Maupin was ovcrrulcd, and Fl,tchc,
carrie! his point. I;ut he has played
thunder with the Radical party. To-Lay
il siinks in the mostrils Ur Radicals them
selves, like an unclnn vul,urc.--St Lou
is Dispatch.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
The Crops.

During the past four weeks, We have
passed through portions Of Howard, Han
dolph, Boone and Aulrain counties -
The crops in these counties are quite
promising indeed. The Wheat crop
though not unusually large, looks very
fine; i, is Of Il large and healthy growth
and is leading out full. The oats are
growing finely, and alth cusf late, give
token Of abundant harvest.-Glasgsw
Times.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29

Nhale ofcotton received in Mobile last
week, from Selma, was sent to a ware.
house to be compressed for shipment. It
refused to be compressed, and, upon cx.
animation, was found to contain four pie
ees Of swamp oak four feet long, and
lot Of bowlders. The oak and stones
weighed two hundred aad sixty pounds.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
The Louisville l'rcsbytcry.

|, will be remembered that tho late
Old School Assembly forbid the Louis
vile prcsbytcry 10 receive Rev. s. Il.
Wilson and others, Known as the "Decla
ration and Testimony men, under pen
atty of being dissolved. The Louisville
rrcsbytcry met Tuesday, and responded
to this order by dcfJiug it.-.&, Lou 5
Uisputch.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29

The Dcs Moincs Valley Railroad has
been completed to Prairie city, within
20 miles of ncs Moinc., t.r capital Of
Iowa. Passengers leave Ncokuk every
moruid.; Lassiug over Tie road t. tie
capital in the day time.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
About II or II o'clock, a few nir|

About ! or II o'clock, a ic1 nights
ag-: Mr. VIM. Jones, residing in Pike
county, near the line of Rails, was re
licvcd Of SEQ dollars, by some robbers
who callod upon him. Fortunately In
had been to Louisiana previous to tho
robbery and deposited some fifteen hun.
dred dollars, But for this the rascals
would have made 6ne hau!,-Republi-
eau,
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
One DOllNI'

viii pay for the Herald tn the
fret day ofJanuary next We ask gu,
friends in all parts Of the county 10 as
.ist us 10 increasing our list in their re-.
spectivc wishborl,c,-ls;
Clubs cf tru so. anil copy FIRE" to tn:
person who gets up The club: Terms
eush in advance.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29

There are only two genuine remedies
for sotrow--praytr and cork Trust IN
heaven and keep doing is the best recipe
for every human care. There are no
wounds Of the spirit which it will nos
heal.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29

On Tuesday, the 18th INST. Mr.. Thorn
ton llunlley, resident Of Warren coun.
ty, was ,hrown from his mule AMI fatally
Injured by the animal FILLING upon and
crushing him lie fingered until the
lc'h, when, after suffering intensely, lie
died, -Mpublicau;
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
The s1i,uor dealers OF Massachuset

The 2quor dealers Of Massachusetts,
arc fcJoiclng over the bNn'cering bill
passed by the legislature, the effect Of
which i, to anhul the law against liquor
nuisanccs, and to remit the penalties oss
host Of sulall dealers. About 5000 ca, es
were pending in the state, aud tho sftlre
commonwealth i. estimated at from two
to three. lnil!ioAs of dollars.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons intcrcs-
\tcd that the undersigned administrator Of the
estate Of James Stallard deceased. will make a
Final settlement Of his administration Of said cs-
tate ut the next August term of the Lincoln coun-
ty Court. to be begun and held IN Troy, ON Mon.
day tho 18th day Of August 1853.
II. n. BASKET Administrator
Jrns :? 1865 n2'-piw
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29

'oourApr II! icJ Pred oq
,Anm Asp, i,yroioV pur 'ss!,uuoo Iol,o
II! psdlrlo $! uup, 'sooueu esoVl J" p'c'
ioJ ssol iu,lcp QUO olc suAa, inO 's!V,
,eqmsmeN 'iedcd on, II! lroddc SoV.
slc.sq a,up,rp II! icJ r!rd az ,sum soo!l
.ou ,us,uol,,eS lsu!H pun sic,rl,s!u!mpv
1881 CO oour 'e,rr s!q, icUr rur uuold
saps,ON. lvonnuolv1
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29

A little sun Of Il. S. Sturgcss, OF Bos
ton, in the excitement of having hooked o.
little fish, lost his balance and fell into
the river, at Battermilk Fails. i lad
named Lewis Lark jumped into the river
and rescued him iu an exhausted state
In few days young Lewis received
thousand dollar check from the boys ia
thcr,
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
Attempted Suicide. On Monday'l;

ayounS man named Frank Beagle, a res.
idcnt oi,h, place, attempted to destroy
hi,1,clf by swallowing poison. y ply
,ician was summoned, and lis stomacl,
relieved of the dangerous compound and
he soon recovered Mexico Messenger.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29

At Navast6, Texas, there was recently
half storm of uncommon severity. The
bail stones averaged j, is dated, half
pound in weight, and many were picked
up the size of man > tw" fists, The
rUofiu. Of houses were broken through
and the growing crop Of cot,ew entirely
d,stroyrd.'
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
REGISTRY Law.-According to- the

Registry Law.-According to- the
lIcg'stry law it ,s the duty Of the Super
visofs Of Registration for each county to
appoint tho registers Ter the respective
election prccints during the Srst tel, days
Of July. Tho registration takes place in
Scptembcr.-Statesman.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
Where is Missouri!

1t surprises some pco ,lc that Nilsson
ri is in the centre Of tho United States.
In view; of the future. that is a geograph.
ical fae' worth thinkin" II. in the matter
Of emigration. ..n1 what is more, the
centre Of population is west Of Cincinna-
ii. |, is fast approaching the Mississippi
and soon Missouri will be the centre Of
Inhalation Of the Unitel States.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29

The Office Of the Petersburg, Va FIX
Tvc.s was destroyed by fire on the night
of the 18th inst: nothing being saved OK
cent Hoe Press in the basement. its
proprietor incur, q loss Of ten thousand
'lellass by the disaster.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
.l(la Oi July Celebration.

\ meeting = the teachers and friend,
Of the Sabbath School was held in the
Presbyterian church, in Troy on Tuesday
evening June iy.h, 1892, ftr the purpose
of making the neccssaryaransemcnts for
a Pie Mic aud celebration on The .ith t'f
Jnly next. Talbot Bragg Esq! was ap.
pointed Chairman Of the mccting and C..
". Parker Secretary. Tn motion. m"
following Committees were appointed to
perfect The arrangements for the cclctr.,
ton.
t1mm;" 20 .&ha nml Prepare Grounds
&. NJ. Hamilton, JOHN Je.kins.
Warren Worsham, Geo. ). liu,t.
tommit,c 10 sc-rs Speakers.
Eev.J. Y. Barls, Talbot Bragg, Esq.
COMMITTEE on Bmn,,s.
Nr.. V. L. rukc-, Mi.'. Sarah w'r.h,m.
Mi.!. Alice L.,irc, Mi... .cyn,hi, T.. Eray@
Comm;"r va Muse
Mr. rI'cn Worif.lt. Mi:.. rynthi. l.. Braef
Mi... Bette nlcek.
Cmmi'.s .n Pi"r;;ion..
Mrs. =. Nll.. Mr.. A. Y. " k,e.
M'.. l.. y. E"uhl', NJ ..".orea WYYi!,li
Mis.. El7l Wheeler.
Cn motion, {. W. Parker wa. arrois,.
Marshal of the dtv.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to
mcccagain on Tuesday cvcnin. next
The children Of the town and surround
in, country aud the friend. OF Sabbath
Schools generally, who feel interested i,
the celebration arc respectfully i":i.r'
to attend.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29

How fast wicked men can 20 on in
their sin Il! exclaimed good bu, unso'
phi.,icatcd old lady, 1T only takes t~9
eesoude ~ fight duel :"
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29

nurih. thunic. storm on Thursday
last ,lt lightning struck the dwelling Of
W. NJ. Hopkins, near Montgomery city.
lemoli,hins the chimney. y corn Grill
in the same ncighborhool was also struck
and the end knocked cut. Considerable
hail tell at the time.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29

Ten thousand Of the Masonic fraternity
arc reported to have participated in cclc.
Dratins the anniversa-y c4 their patron
Saint, 1t Anderson, Indiana lass week.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29

Watcrnclons have appeared in the Sa-
ysnu.h market and sell at s3cach.
Radical philanthropy paying freed
mems wages in corn at 81 per hu>hcl.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29

For Negro SSnftass:-In speech
at Hannibal on the 18TH inst Mr.. D.
+. Dyer, said that he was in iay~ Of ne.
rroes yotins.-.L l. ouisiana JOurns.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29

T,c people o! Florence, Montgomery
county, recently proposed 10 appoint an
agent to canvass tho county with onc from
Montgomery City, to test the sense o. the
i~oplc in regard to removing the county
-cat from nanyillc to ono or the other Of
these places. The Montgomery city n.cr
have accepted the proposition, and sug-
ge~t that the agents in company com
mcncc'.. 'Nfon-r romrry City on July 4th.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29
'aNjON. ivlnoljiet
Moore and Paul.

Read advertisement Of these gentlemen
n hc found in this number Of the Herald.
They hsvc a large and choice assortment
Of good. ia their line to whicl, We invite
the attention Of every body in this coun-
~. When you 90 10 st. Louis call and
&C them.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29

Hon. Johns Phelps is making speech :
es in Southwest Missouri, in favor Of the
Presidents reconstruction policy.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29

Five Men Ifung.-A report is in cir
culaton that f"c mtn ,hrs hung few
lays s'i.so .'y yiei'an>t committee in
ireen county, hear the line Of rol.:,1 e:
hose stealing bolivar Sentinel.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29

Tie census of Huntsville, Alabama
have Just been taken. 1t shows the to-
tai population Of that place to be 2,::73
whites and 2,24S blacks.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29

Cea u Fnrn,--llc who owns land
honestly earned hy the sweat Of hi. brow,
commands the rc.rcc, Of ;tll men, and en-.
hances his own. Let every man own
,cmc,hin. Of Gods bearti.u! world.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29

Edward Long, the negro who murder
cl Mr.. Whitchurst during the cclebra
ton or,he Civil Rights bill in Norfolk,
has hc.t sc''.hcel TO Is years imprisou-
mont.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-29

(y<, If Mr Tnian Mrosiom 1T is sta
ted that the expense incurred by Canala
IN consequence Of the Fcnian Invasion
nay l,c csr:pa,cd at not less than 81 500.
900. Il sum ~!ricl, will be largely increa.-
81 before The matter siUs;les into quiet
ness.