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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-11

MAYORS Court, January 10-Robert johnson,
youthful specimen of black humanity, who
threw basin of water from fl ont window, to
the great danger Of passing sunsets and sea-sdes,
was fined 81.
A chimney was reported as having boon afre, and
it being proved that more than amontn had elapsed
sinCeit was swept, the contractor was fined s25.
Lewis Lake, q man uee very dusky hue, VINO got
drunk on tangle-leg bitters, and was buttlng
against posts and people in the street, was fined
x5. Lewis insisted that he wasn't SO tight as peo-
pie thought but that it was trouble that made him
weak in the knees-having worked for long time
on crop, and then only getting half Paid, he took
another half in whiskey, and his mind WAS 80 wor-
RED that he staggered. This explanation was very
clear, but it did not have the effect OF reducing
the fine. g.. Co. -,
Three mon, who had used the sidewalk for a
mattress, and were found comfortably in bed, were
made to pay IS each for their lodging:
A tavern keeper, who had attempted to eject
from his establishment Sergeant Of Police, who
went in the house officially, was fined sac.
Amanda Doty, an aged female, late OF Beaver
Dam, the widow, no Doubt Of some venerable
DotY, Of African descent, who was clothed in q
thin: :frock soldiers SACK and an original wide
awake hat, and who had applied for lodgings, was
sentin cart, under ,uard Of honor, to the col
oredf peoples Aims House, where she will have
time to indulge in any quantity Of reflections on
the mutabiiity Of human affairs.
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We are indebted to the publishers for this the
latest novel of the sboye author. 1t belongs to
what is properly called the flash school OF novels
and reprint from the donaon Knr ssGn Spee
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Eact Worth Knowing

Fact Worth Knowing.
The best investment FOR an invalid, who suffers from
debility or loss Of appetite, Is bottle of PANEEs He
patio Bers as 1t will be sure to give relief For sale by
all Druggists.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-11

IpA11A: A Novel. By Ouida. author Of "Chanaos'
.sStrathnoro" etc. Philadclphia: J. B. Ippincott
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-11

Ou5.-Tho oil kings, i.e the heads, OF the
o;,;earchy. are now known rs hatationasres.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-11

GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENTS.
q. s, INTERNAL REVENUE,

SECOND DISTRICT SourH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON, January LIST, 1867
THE Law OF THE UNITED STATES IMPOSING
stemp Dutes took effect October lat, 1869.
An Instruments required by said laws TO DO stamped.
made since that date but issued unstmped, are Invalid
and unlawful, as well MS the record thereof.
Such unssamped instruments executed OF Issued IN
this Collection District can now be rendered vad ana
lawful only by presenting them to the undersigned,
paving the stanp duty and the lawful penalty.
The penalty Gun be 1awfny ressed IN certain coses
proyded tlo instrument In question 1s presented so3
the stamp duty paid prior to certain dates.
THO undersigned Is at all times ready TO give ntora'
on upon this matter and requests parties interested 10
s''o = fto FREDERICK A. SAWYER,
Collector I'd District comprising Charleston, Beaufort
Barnwelt; Oolleton aud Orangeburg. r.. :.
January - - -.e-
HEADQUARTERS, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER,
BuREAU RK1uaEEs, FREEDdBh, s
s-,...ls AND ABANDONED LANDs
South Carolina,
CHAR1nsroN, S. G., December II, 1855.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 25.
T. General Orders, No. 8 c. g., 1s amenoeo a1io i0'
Issued, as follows: a. .,,- on-
Byt. Major A. MOL CRAWFORD, Y. B, G., ts hereby ap-
pointed "Ocer in charge OF the Caim yislo5 u
Bureau Of Refugees Freedmen, ana Apsnooneo ia1u0
for the State Of South Carolina. "
An communications concerning the coHecuo9 oi oaSA
INV bounties pensons, &C., Will De aadresseo oiecuy
10 him No other persons In this state are autnor1eo
ooans of tis B1rea for the collection OF such clais
BLANKS and instructions will be forwarden Dy nun ~
tho Acting Assistant Commissioners OF tns sss WIZ
wardino war ther applications to the War department.
ehiousA DA''O- Byt Maj. Gen. R. Z. SCOTT,
Assistant Commissioner
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Vasua5b Plantation near Buflon and House in
Bllfy0n.

On TUESDAY 22d January, at o'clock at the north OF
the Exchange Will be sold,
comfortable two-ssory DWELLING md OUTBUuD-
NGs on one t1) ecrs lot, In the town OF Bluttton
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Law NOTICE.
6. DILLON'S UNIVERSAL COTTON

rIyHE ABOVE TIE HAS BEEN USED IN ALL THE
il principal cities by the steam Preases, with great
success Their obvious superiority being cheaper ana
r. ent to every Intelligent planter Tho planters are In
S.ted to give them tia- Applications can be made to
'o WILLIAM ECtCH,
December 81 fl Agent for sout- oaro.ins.
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LIST OF ARTICLES

TO BE SOLU FUh UNE UOLLaH CACu' -
And not to be paid for until you know what you have
drawn.
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CosoNER's MouEsr.- Magistrate G. E: KAMA
osux, acting Coroner, held an inquest, yesterday
morning, on the body of JOSEPH SELVES, Spanish
seaman. The verdict Of the jury was: That the
st,ncs st on tho head and face by heavy piece OF
lumber, In which slipped from its sling while being
hoisted on board the brig Carmen. this morning,
at Wappoo Mills. No blame can be attached to
anv one."
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All that TRACT OF LAND known MS Rose Dew panta-
ton situated on May River, four ~ miles from Button
containing thousand ooo acres Of high land abont
three hundred OF which are ceared) and seventy 7V
scres Of nrsh This place has been under cultivation
this year. and the a1s are OF the best quality for Sea
Island cotton and provisions On the place is barn
uin house and negro houses Also, belonging to the
above and short distance from 1t, tract OF one hun
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'OGe Every patron obtains Watch BY ts ..4a arrange e.
mcnt costing but s1O while 1t may be worth s'oo' M
partiality shown. .-16a I'm, ~ 1r.ron WATCH CO..
New to sRSse s9ce sDose ore
aaaind envelopes Holders are entitled to the
prsa named on their Certificate payment Of Ten
pors Wash GTh Gae to
less. e n1o named thereon upon payment irrespective
Of its worth and as article valued Less than $40 lis T.
VII saas Rs
s which may be participated In even BY the most
fasidious - ,e-+ bv r,oi1. noe+ Mold
spun txse ana elegant preiam S. axa1 and more
valuable premium for So one hundred and most superb
Watch for SIS To Agents OF those Wishing
husnesa duly authorized by the Government and open
to the most careful scrutiny; Try "!
:" sd3reus IA j.. HIC LING & Co...
1'u>N1 No. 149 Broadway, NJ Z.
no,anohar18 limo
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EEecMor's Sae-Estate .of. .Ne ldIe jolsn E.aW7Hs-y
pied as Bakery, No. lis Church isteek, ,.0tt
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New and very fne CARNATIONS, Arabias, Camelia Ja-
popicas, Roses, anonymous, &C. -
Mr.. q. Mace 10 too well known In our community to
need any Recommendation. fi5'a5; a.
Represented.
Conditions cash. - -i=zz.zs January IL =
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UNDER DEcREEsIN EaUETY:s

Jan,inry II !,:i:s ftri s.s aIaeter In Eduffy
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

DOWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN g. CO., Agents.
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ArA meeting Of the stockholders of the savan-
nah and Charleston Railroad Company, held yes
terday, the following gentlemen we're unanimous
ly elected Board of Directors for the road.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-11

5000 YARDS BLACK AND WHITE POPLINs, at l6c.
with large variety OF other DRESS GOODS ranging on
our IRfsE popLINs and SILK GOODS are worth the
aoution of customers md those seeking styles and ya
riety combined with chespness. Tho attention OF the
Ladies IL particularly requested to the same.
The Linen Department is we'll supplied in SHEET.
me and SHIFTING LINENS, with large assortment OF
1!OWELTINGs oil Of the most popular brands and nt
oS,or1c .
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Sales EVERY EVENING at o'clock by KHRoY Co.
No. $50 King-street OF general assortment Of DRY
GOODS, Clothing, Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Boots an6
Shoes Cutlery, Perfumsry and Soaps January III :.
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UNDER DECREE nv EQUITY. -; -. !.

January-11 ftu EaSter1u ;kQu1ry,
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AUc,TI0l|.H d 7 e

Furniture of a Family ,decknings hotlsa1alp&sg@s
C+ocke-y and out Class Wars;j lsoss,oood Pidno:Ss
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Choice Plants and Epergreens;j from celebrated
Nurse,.y Of Mnce. & Wfstman,J astoria, L. L
kT JOHN G.. MINOR q CO.
On TUESDAY, 18th instant at hapsst 10 o'clock, will
be sold at onr Auction Sales Room, No. 13S Meeting
street. q, .lzl,z1z= 's:.
a large collection of choice PLANTS AND EVBR-
GREENS, from the celebrated nurseries Of Mace Whit
man, Astoria, T.. LIN. T.,
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The Hydrogrsphie Survey.

S~iectHsn ~iu rerneunbc- that Ire efk.
eaey of the photographs Report a. an
advertising enterprise so thc state. I'll
d~pend lArerly upon the number - WATER
PO~ers r~pr~-enfci n IL sni tAa; scooryiiur.
" speei6cstions fsr sii powers snail and
great sbOold BE- furnished the survey
2 Sesectnren sheold -end ?, returns 10
The Hy,irogrsrbie ofscc' f0--b-isA. 80 thai
tbe ReP0rs may - resdy AZ the meeting %
'he JeErslst'ne nav b. publi.hed a. oncs
ard sP-ead broadcast Over ,h- iand We
have the besi water poser IN TIE World ",
~ make the World kno- r.
5. We trus, that no Selecsn..n Or plAn,A-
tioa ASSESSOR .sin sufFcr anciher dsy 20 pas
ov,r 80 bead. wiFhoss moving 20 nah, foil
returns TO the Hydrographic oficc Of AT IN
forrnat'on soses-shie IN ressrd 10 The -ascr-
f.ower IN his nsuic-pal distric-t.
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II. Old Folk, on their Muscle.

Tbs ueAiAsr uAs 80 bad on SATURDAY
Ihat J; as no, safe for Cd people @ b. en-
posed. cooscqssntly The game OF base bal
. ppoint-d for SATURDAY ~as postponed ~
Wrauesdsy Of this '-cck The Ncr~ay
eAsb sdoPtcd the iiiie q Pennessee~Nssce.
--oif S-sVes q tn tr,bs.--hiie the Haris
clsb ASSUMED 5aim % thc title Of Veneer
ablcs. Ths Aggregate agc Of the members
Of The iorrper ~ So year. and sl.eir
united weight. 1916 Ibs. ~hile ths latter
cisb Aggregated SIS wears and 1855 Jos.
Avoirdupois.
The gam cannot Re undersi0ri 10 D. =
O. Mufhn Game. = since both parties evident
~ tired 20 DO their b-s,: AMI each made
very crcdisabis plAy. albeit the track va
rather Aiong one for sou,e - the PAYERS.
Nho carried more ~-igbs than the rule. de-
uiandvd; ard The rcgulssions riaccd little
restraint upon some others. -hiie yct an
Other class did rot seen 20 like The ~av
the ball cane toSarts them sometimes. ard
would ct oct q The ~ay. The ssrikinE
vas ccueraiiy vr-v good. snd The rAu,s
"a, CARED on nth great cool nature. e.
fording rnaeh sport for ihs player. A. veil
a. lookcrs or.
Jp % the mi ofthe fih innius the Ven
era5ic, hsd ben rssning. but the rlay hs.i
hcgun 20 tell On then. standing thu -
90 - Gen. B~Al theu took tb- pot oi
pitcher Ssrdcrson. eaich~r. ard Gen N.f-
Gin TIE hrst base. WHERE h. fairly chotr,I
,he Old feilv-- 81. ard quietly PLACID ~
Penue--e~-assec. sSead. they winning ~
The foHo~irg score
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loyal men Of the South The govern@ent Of
the rebeliious States
2. The democratic party l. a party Of re-
pudiaiion Of our National Indebtedness
MAny al ~ lyadiag journals openly AdvO-
cate this sbominAble doctrine in al ITS
length and bresith; vale otbers more
eAatiously sasOcAte nessnr~s -hieh Srs in-
tended a. entering wedges 20 bring about
the same thing
This party u nov virts=lly pledged By
20 resolutions. ifs press ard - Pablie dec.
lAfaiiOns. 20 cheat our Own citizens cut o.
The money they loaned their country 10
saw a IN The bour Of Is peril. and plunge
the American people into boPeles' bank
rup;cy and ruin.
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~ EssaT oN Nh. By Aisran5er Pom
VIII ti-een original nfuslrsficrs ard
Nofcs by :. y Wells On~vol Isr,o.
fancy cloth. b. ssied toards. gi.;. -
PaPcr. - seats
NhAievcr Hlay he sad ~ tAooioEsau.
concerning tie orthodoxy q thls grsAf
poets rchgiozs slews. b. E,s,Y o. Nh
al oontinuc o. Le Tcgzr5sd oue I'd a.
rnastsrPrices of Engiish verse. and Ill A.
tract ihe siicn,ioa Of. al4 iastr.et ia A.
tsihgcni an9 tbosgLtfai
Tie Pabisber u Ga, neu ai.i.oa. Ap-
Preciai.as tie a. u an iIlasraisI E.ssy
"a Mae. ard ~,li.ag 20 Do fbo public .
sa'siani.a. favor. las caa.ei che ~ork o. b.
eareiui.y iliasifatod. aanoiatrJ ir5n il.s
l'arcno .ogi-ai P0ini u sie~ ard frintsd
rn a. attractive 80 = on supsr.0r par-r.
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II. East Oxford Agricultural Society

He'll 80 seventh annual exhibition a. DIX
6eil on the "a ani SD INST. and Il -s,a bril-
itnt suoccs. Never bsiory have se hsd 80
large an amount Of peat stock and horses
on Nhibifioa. he large nuubes q nice
horse Asd oOlis. III long ro-s Of aoble on
en snd stssTs. frcn The so-us q DiN6sid.
fcru. Mcsico. ard Carriage. vcse e-ati
o. ing Sights. 4; a. o'ri,ck. 4. n % ihe
s~cond dav. the Cnisvrsaiisi church "a
hfsed to o,~rdo-iHg hy lsd'e. and gea,le-
rneD ~ho listened attentisrly % A. able
Agricultural address delivered b. m. 2.
Ho-srl q D,Sssl In NSrbiei hall ~as
~ sure indica,ions 81 the interest ths IA
die. take in their departures, - The eshi-
biticn. Mans specimens % tbeir ingcnui-
" Ard paiirnt toll ~ere there % - seen
Also fruits ara Vegetables; dairr v-oducts.
and some sre,iu,ens Of MeehAnical invcn-
tions. sc g.
The foiic-iug p-cmiuus ~ere awarded
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How Th.r do hing. N sumner.

IN. or DFuocusr I, las heen said
dat ~ p-opic in Samner cannot b. ost-
done al am inclined 20 think Il - 90.
a. lsNst IN some things.
4 80 w,cks 40. Nj Soiornon Dohie
psrvh.sel house about to md q hall
usiics ir0n Jack.on Village. 90 -hich place
b. dc.ircl % move n. Men ~ere invited
Co come ~i'h their teams and assist. snl
misunderstanding the ha.y season Of the
scar. M.alav m'ruing brough, together
about siSy pvr. oi oscn. al larger
namber - mcn \ iss oxen verc there
frcm other to~us.
he house ~as hessy. AL he ers' day
e ~as moved only abcu; qaar'sr -
Hiie- AZ night u sas de-i4ed % CIT -
house in ;-o. saa move one hall al a time
The men voted - CONS ibS peat dsy. and
they cane. but -cre Obliged 90 leave The
frst bali. ore mile IRON thc village the
second night. Bat 20 make the sfor,
short. thc iast haN al not reach the VII
lage til Friday noon Four sad hall
dsss. 'i0m iortv 90 sisiy pair. q oxen.
anl large numbcr 20 ma -err engaged
The men worked 18th a all ana pol
s-iI. volunterring each nigh; O. cone thc
neat morning. wben ihe lass hall % the
house reached thc SPOT. three cheers ~crc
given. after which the company rvpairc,l
TO Washiusion Hal an4 Par'ook OF re-
heshmcnt. Bat rli. Is not an. On
wc,lnesisy. While she house "a. being
moved. NJ Jo.eph Fsi,ifer ~hile working
a lever. ~as thro~a uPos The rrosal 9Th
sioirncv. tL- lever falling upon his *
ani trcakins ii The ~ori "a, .oon pas, b.
a arouoI that NJ Pul-ife- e" mast have a
hit- an the men -e-c A. gooI q. ,Lcis
promise. Ga ne morning % TIE sih ins,
l-cnty-t-o men -ri armed 18th hoes al
baskets. marched into his fc,I. and mAie
an assaa.t uPon O. potatoes. All beior,
'auset. ihey had pai so bashci, iaio rs
cellar
t. boih tbcsc instances. tie -ork "a.
done 18th great ch-erilinc- l. b. das
60 ihe partie. hat ~rre the recipients o.,
thcse asor,. Go .ay thai ID, fare prov i1ci
~ sumPiuoas. ~bich had ,oue ins8euo,
IN ftirriag ~ the hearts a. ~eil a. ths
hanis oi ihe uorkmen. And Although
d. not believe thai = singl- ulan IN eiibci
company ~ished misiortunc 90 an ore
Anl least q al that nan m igbt brvAk
his ivg. yer. a'ser pArtaking % such rc
fScshneuts. ihcy al acted q, thoash they
-Anted 90 move Anoiher boase. AL "a.
sone5ody's else poAioe,.
ONE 90 Tmr~
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THE ''osrrL s'su'so ~ Axr~us U,
Der ih.s title : X Wei. 81 Ne- Y.-t a..
rubhsised sermon. by Rev Ss...l a..
god u ID note % re polish. Sc 80.
zoo says tie DIS 80 surrests,i ~ q coz.
versa'ion -ith - President q the So-,s-v
for the protection 81 asiu1is sd 81 h,r~s
BE- vords VII 80 interest," % tbat move.
ment
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The nee .lhrol hoo-e Al wsss Paris. Of
-hsrh - 'Poke sou. the SAGE. - nov
completed. al - are informed that "a !.
a very 6n~ boa-c !, = cousruaplsied O.
remove tie 81 hou-e - q 80, ~ The
bridge ueAr Trap Conner. al rrsi a.. pre-
parAiory 20 divi,ion 81 the Di.rict.
-Ai-h no. sabrAee- a terriiery 5ur roils,
IN extent
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The Diamond Dickens.

THE Orb CrEfosrrY SHor. aNp RI.
PRINTED ffnCES The beautr. coucs--
form. All al thr Other Attractions Of ghts
sNgulsite sdition add re- delights % one
q lhckens bet stories. Evtirgr's por-
traits ~ iarcrIfc characters give fresh m
t~res, o. Lif,le Nell. Mrs. Jarlev. Dick
S~fSeiler. OuiiP. Sampsea Bras. Tie
Narcbioness, etc. snd all tend 60 increase
ihe number of their admircrs The E" r..
printed Picoes~ are some % tie choiccst
papers ever contributed % Ensli-h period
icals. rnany ~ thrm having Already won
~idc favor in tbs country
lCbscago Joornal.
Tbs - the seventh bomber % his is.ue
The remaining ~ or seven volsues ill Dc
Published IN raPii Succession. The st.
consisting q IS Or n elegant liiiie voiuuaes
MI De a choice library IN itself The l.
iosiraied cotton - oniy 81 - VOLUME /.
PLAZA. sI.sJ Al fbe bookseller. have a.
or o oil ic sent postpaid BY the Psblish-
cas-, Tieknor and FIELDS Boston.
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A. rsoe 81 a. fat iass Ffsisy 60 e
parse 81 go. LAZY ClsFman "a The go
nsr. Ib-re ~ere entcrrd srsin.f Dr.
LTD I'D aad Dasha-sy. to motel
horsss snd 10 maze -bipped u.ss bob.
th.uet sss I'D 90 froi s-sen bssts. This
nlars -as ioaied ,a " stcrfsri. 49, soid ln
Betlei. -hcrs a. 80 purchs-sd By , 4
NsTh.-. EsI -he 10 nos orusd ~ ar
Nstie 80 -. %. Bss5ce. -. o. Can
Der
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

SsLE GO Fasr HoEsEs We hear ia
Mr Heath oi >umr,r has sod th- hor.r
that made 81 good tiu,s 90 the PAR. o. gar
ties ~ l.e~isfon. Tor $50 lie mirht
ssse been hsd f0r 500 "a usoutt, ago
o. made three seconds better tr-s st -.
fsfnn
We also hsrr flat NJ Bsu.on be-. coli
o.. mare o. Fancy Sash 10 Mo.s-s Farrar
a Morril. 81 Bucsfs.i. lie pre- B. uot
made p-hhe. BE CO. pa1h- undsrstand
fiaf Do 81 aI5af sIltn
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We ar Indebted - Hon Nelson Ding
~. Jr % the school Committee. for = copy
ofihe Annual Report q that Board. FOR
1851 A. IN al other matters The cts has
planned its school orcaniEaiion % meet
the largely increased population wh.ch
mus, centre there. Il has huili one q the
largest Grammar school. 20 D. found in the
STATE. comprising ten SCHOOL rooms. uiih a
large school ball Tbs bcsi1es a GOOD
High Sehooi. ant suficicni primsrie. 10
oommode al he scholars IN TIE city. The
rrPort shows that the schools are in ihe
hands % s-compiishv1 teacbcrs and The
arrsngenenis - staIies an teIi books are
such As O. give % each scholar ssch an d.
De4iion a. I'll IL then Tor az he practical
dBt.es q lie
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80
La Nsjar. lsss aiois -
Nsurrstle. 1fs o. 40
U-ptrs. 4. NJ a - sAs rsas.-s-a.-es
Cl4h
ssu-vrs g. . He-~ 40 Saas-l r. Carte.
i4s-sd tails. haEius. Hoe.
Hone NJ -art~r-uu.
Aiter tLe gAme bad closed the club, r.
paired 60 th~ Elm ileuse. ~herc Cart.
Wsitnar-A sPrvAd a ssppsr shioA had
wonderfully rnv'goraiing ~Sect upon the
sShassted energie- q TIE PLAYERS. We ob-
serve that The Norway cisb. m The f,,Ilnss. Of
iriguPh ehange-i tbss tiiis 90 UEss MsJoE.
which pcrhsr- nav b. considered Ssiis a.
vAl1ahie ssymb0l of ssccess A. q SILVER esp
10 e0@piemsns The action q the NOr-ay
elsb. Capt PArris moved 70 adopt The title
UEss MGxoE
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ar. Mckee ssifi. civil engine o. N.u
Iork. has furnished ibs Cuy Council 81
Poriiani. some cst mates ior procuring psr,
eater Or that cay sebago Lake e..
h,nts n.osi available for tbe parpose. AMI
'as c"5 isssihie plan. m b. ESTIMATION
- cost about sl.20o.CO0. Thi. 10 for
-''s' .Aa' 81 supply a cuy Of three times
tDe p'e'sn' p'oPsisii0a Of Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

TIE re- ssrch a ~ A. Soath Andov.r
eoannraor1 ruaning last week Is ,.aid
- D. H. bc.s mil % d. kiud "a The stat..
A oorrv-roaSeat q th- Buii-tin az, ths
farmers IN thar vicinfy rrc rsisine the
oi1ias1iOoSd oroI's q 80 bs,bsls Of po-
tAtocs PER Arrc-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

Mt-currF At rHE FsfR. 4 corrcsponi-
eft seni' ~ tbs sollo-inE
p. W Nardock. % y Pari.. haI
stolen from a saigon a. the County Far
elaakSt tAai oosi - Joha Goo.lr,.ig..
- Andover. one that cost s. als1 hox
containing sopPiie' cent by Mr.. Csi-
N IIe-s Of Rsuliora 70 bsr dao -hssi, At
scbool IN Nor~ay. a Tasii Of PEris haI
hose halter taken hon ~ horse. and
the bore turued loose. Fcrhsp. thc one
10 stole the.s article. nav rrad this.
= 80. Ia hira rss,rnber that '' be- that
doth ~roug hall rrcsivc f'r ~ ~rong
-hirh b has done rbeh 90 ga crtr.s
srii -s'rsi ~ rsrf, o-i..,ls.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

The Poriian1 s. OKiorl Central rliiroal
% no- running 20 Hartford. a dis;anos %
t-euty- eighi milcs from MechAnic Pals,
and hTc iru0 Castor. To- roai al D.
completed 90 Tie lAusr point. probably. m
ia the ,Prbe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

Tee B5-lo.ahani tans rrth-fs a-e ,-y-
cog to boy the,aseisss 5ui ~ sisfss prison
Ihrv oFer fo rrfari orc. ball tte stolen
funds q ttsv csn te nsfiarsd aai o. iar.
tasr . 81 pIo,sssiir-s broagii. To- Pres
say hearng ..io te tsiI before rhe Gov
ernor and Coauel on ihi, iasah,ng propo-
sfion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

Iire iasi isssc q the saco Denorrst. N.
nouncss tie sale ~ thar Par-r The 49,
proprietor 49, rcusove a. psp-r 10 BiIle-
iori. -ssre daily psT,-r -in - is,usI Ia
s0rnect ion 9Th it
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

Essl Estate transaction. are becoming
freqeeut. Mr. ~. Cannon. hss par,ha.,i
IN Siore and be -hich b. has rented .,d
oocsPica ior several wear. Of John N D..
hoa.
NJ C. ". Morss. ba. purcha.ei TIE
.s.A1 Of J y Rec. 40 pa. invested IN
tl.s ,arsB 81 jobs 2 Smith. Me..r,. Dura
Bradford. ani Giicon Ellis j.. have ea-h
purchased a house TOT nth the desi-n Of
erecting el,sani dwellings thrrcon.
Mcssr. Hutchinson a Turner oi Liver
more have bargainsi ior ihs gris, u,iil no-
osped bs Gusavus Hayford u. for ths san
~ $3.50. %.
The To-n Csitis Silous ocrsr. "a Wei
uesiay sad rhur.iay Oct rs an L..
\ Ba.s Bal Cizh b. about 60 Do orr.ni.
rei. that in.iiiaiion has.nr nearl, become
= nsocssify iu every community.
The free Bspt = socisiy coniempiais tbc
eviction 81 - ciur,h To sto.,k "a. an
been taken an ste purchased on ;I,ch -,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-18

We learn that Information has been rc-
e~issi a. Bethel. % tn death ola .oa Of
Mr.. Joan AnbO'I. q Bette. q tie ysli5-
icFer. a. NJ OrIerrs