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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-02-07

N. B. All persons indebted to the old
firm (Halliday Il Vanden,) will please call
and settle up with John A. Vanden, at the
Office Of VANDES & HUTCHINSON.
Nov l, 1866
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COURT STREET, BETWEEN SECOND,
AND THIRD STEETS.
GALLIPOLIS, OHIO.
We are now offering to the citizens of CALI
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cannot be beat.
Japanned and Brittania ware of rich and
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Hotels, will find in our house every article
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Ladies are invited to call and look over cur
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ornaments. No charge for exhibiting our
stock.
GEPPERT, ANDERSON L co.
Jan. S, IS66.-tf
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F. O. r S A L E .
EARM FOR SALE

The subscriber wishes TO sell his farm
known as the Bear Run Fsrm, situated in
Clay township, en- Raccoon Greek, and about
two miles from the Ohio River. It contains
$50 acres; 10 acres cleared,-the balance
well timbered. Has on It tolerable good
dwelling house and barn, is well watered,
and good young orchard n.bearing. The
farTIl is well adapted for stock farm. For
particulars enquire OF the subscriber living ct
the Mouth of Raceoon Greek.
JACOB RIGGS.
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For Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale three houses
and lots, subdivision Garden Lot No "a
One house, one story, with three rooms, will
be sold for $500. One house with f We rooms,
two stories, good cellar under kitchen, price
$1,000 One new house, six rooms, two
stories, price 81 200. All purchase money to
be paid by the first Of June. 1861. Good title
viii be given. Possession can he had upon
short notice. JOHN DUFOUR.
Sept. 90, IS66-tf.
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READY MADE CLOTHING,
PIECE GOODS,
FURNISHING GOODS,
Having purchased at low prices and deter
mined to sell at small lprofits, we are prepared
to show customers chance to get their money
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to exactly suit the taste and comfort of the
purchaser. Every indueement to cash and
short time buyers, None others need apply.
Country Merchants supplied with everything
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all the Patrons of the Sand, as well as all
Others who may want anything in our line
We will use our utmost endeayors to please
and supply their wants with good Goods, at
low prices. Please give Us call.
NoRTHUP & SMITH.
Feb. ], ls66.-tf
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-12-28
Local.
.'ctai. justice

SAIAlRE.-Exierr brauco"p, TRAVELLER peu: telle
est pour beaucoup 'atiranchs Ia nanitre denvisa-
ger Ia vie. Et crux-la sont dordina!rr ralrsscux,
dtpsnsiers, incapables de saranchir rtellement ct
strieusement.
Dautres acceptent volonters lie travail, accom-
plissent cohsciencie,sen,ent eur tache ct soupcot
nrnt l'economie. lis sont maleurcusen nent en mino-
rite. Nous esptrons toutet"s que pusieurs entlc
enx mont-ront un jour la dignitt d'hommes librrs
ct rsponsables, de proprttailes ct de nlairs E la
chose est tacie pour qaiconque procede par tfava
ordm, economic 1T moralitt Les pay sans Fraucais
les premess paysans du monde. u ont pas proccde
autre,nrnt.
Msis il ne sagit point de celia pour lie moment.
mais bien du salailc ratonuel 1t juste a accorder
aux navailleurs du champ ct de la plantation.
| Sympathiqu- aux noirs comm. aux bancs, nous
pensons quill est ponr r saairc un t'rme n"y'n,-
tsrme scion raqultG ct slou le temps; quill ta"t
accorder nj tlop nj trop pu, car lrxres serait "ne
cause DE- misere on de- rline, ct quentin rtntrnte
serait avanasruse au ls'tron ct rrmployc. Qu
s'orpos' ce que les pantcurs So reminiscent Ell cor,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-12-28
Fru;l|eton dm LOuisiannis.
LIE aAUL0Is EN- AMERIQUE.
Chap. NXlI.

Lc quatriHme jour fconIi, il me restat encore
quelqurs esrali,fs ct e avais plus rien de
il connaitre a la Nouver-Orlians Cette willie de
n,aso,is TN briqufs OIL en- bois sappend en- vingt-
qnar- henrrs, ct tous srs conrtiers MY valrnt pas
ranayse de- la mauvaise hum.ur, car lie cotton, lc
sucre ct lie pore tlevent rarrmsnt lrsprt jus9u all
domaine du bean ct d. Tidal. Cepen,'ant CONNIE
il iaut e,re impartial ct justr, je diral que Ia No-
velle ORLEANS aim- la mnsique ct le grand Opera
Des ttnors de- Gsscogn- ct ds barytons de MarseilI
en- font gtnfrslement les trsis. QUAINT anx pianos,
lis sont nnombrables CONNIE les cigal4s dams un
champ de- Provence, ct les rnfants tapotrnt dcs
aye Plus tFlrr; passstt seits de la mere I.
livo de Pfeyel ct massacrant piti les chefs.
d'ruvre du maestro I'm" bonne d'el.fant dot pou.
v"ir snseigner 'pinette Encsnteurs par ci, charre
tiers par Ia, orgars de Barbaric dams Ia rue, pianos
dams les salons, sets de steamboat port, carl-
Ions lfglise, tout celia produit une partition qui
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-12-28

Plus malleureux que 10th, 10th pouvait encore
Almir-r loi>ir
Cnc femme dc sci innnobilr, inOdore,
Pru sujet.e d moisir,
Orphce cut NAL all cnnr. Lc Styx infanchissablc,
Internal, tcnebrrux
Ne u ,%.ss..eseait pas ssas L. -lAe.A.ur delcciable
De f.ire ''un avant-deux.'
C'cst alors que notre hor,me, avec sa triste Tyre
Et son grand lesrspor,
Senfonca dams les bois pour y nontrer lire,
Helas !... 4 rourson noir
II clIantat dcs airs attendrissants ct sombres,
Ne buvant qu. de- eau,
NJ manseant one drs glands. Sc conchant dams les
Du cleue All lourd manteau. [ombres
II ne Sc rasait plus! A qnoi bon la toilette,
lie mention rose ct neuf
LIE sourirc oyrux, la mine guillerette
l. amour. .... qnand OH est veuf!
"Eurydice Eurydic", ErryAicr, Eurydice!
Ellie etait aux ENTERS.
Et le bonhomme Orphc- t1a, asscz Jocrisse
Pour la p-urer en- vers. =
II ne ccmpr"Dait pas qn'nnc lcgitne
Est I'm resant f.rlran.
Que Bacch,s ,st un Dru. que Ton co,nnct TIN Grim,
En semposonnant d'eau.
J. G.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-12-28
Mons lisons dams Ia Paf,.;e:

lie Mpnihur content le compte-rendu de Ia
solcnnitc qui Ell lieu dlmaiiiiche - novembre,
Il reglise Saintc- -Genevieve. Nous ne pouvons
repro1luire en- entier, CONNIE nous laurions
desire, le liscours dc Mgr l'archevtque de
Paris. Mnis nous en- extr.yons denx passages
qui ont singrlierement frappe landtoire, ct
qni emprnntcut aux circumstances actuelles un
iutertt particulcr: Personne ma etc etonne
de Ia moderation, lie resprit de concliation
ct dc concorle, ct dn caractcre vraiment reli.
geux qni ont inspire toutes les paroles de
Monseigneur de Paris. II appartenait Il Get
eminent esprit de rester ell dehors ct a",dess''s
,les passions avengles des parts; mais on at
ten,lait encore plus de MonSeigneur de Paris,
1T on ma pas etc trompe il IL saisi cette Occa-
sion de manifester ses symp"thies pour lCni-
versitc, ct nous avons etc heuremX de constater
uu il men a pas onb'ic IL chef.
Noic les deux passages que nous sisnalons
IL nos lecteurs:
'Ccux uni Sc devonent il I'elncation ne
m'uplmr;.issent point en- ce moment CONNIE
dcs luluues on CONNIE DIES pretres lis sont
to'iS utS WH"'ss u'S pfSSVI'ac"lS Ah'''o''
dune hnute mission devant eclairer l'esprit lie
lenrs ecves discipliner lenr vie, c'est-a-dre
leur enseiguer lie secret de Sc connaltre, de
s'appartenir ct de Sc gonverner.
"Aussi c'est avec joie que je vols rUniver.
site ct Ie cIerge s'sccortlant a proclamer cette
loi 81 philosophiqne ct 81 religieuse, ct Sc don
nant Ia main par-dessns des nuances ct dies
differences que les meilleurs .l'entre nous dol
vent s'appliquer de plus en- plus Il faire dis
paraitre, pour lie progres de nos eleves ct pour
Ia sloire dc notrc nuvre commune"
Et plus loip:
.Qu'il me soft pernis de he pas onbier les
maitres. Je vous nj connus, messieurs qui ele
vez la jeunesse deux pas d'ici, dams III
,ycee qni touche a Get editice, je vous ri VII.
l'nuvre, jai pu apprecier lautorite de votrt
vie, Ii conscience que vous portiez dams vo
etutes, le devouement qui vous animait ct j
) me sens presse de faire lei pour vous de
vnuX."
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bond, chretien ct non paien que son crane
abaisse se relevAt SOUS une pensee civilisa
trice, EN- meme temps que Ia lumiere entrerai'
dams son cell ct que II fol penetrerait dams SOL
cnur. Certes, nous repoussons tout melange
toute miscegenation degradante, toute pro
miscuite honteuse pour les deux races nous
ne sommes point davis de confer les desti'
nees du pays aux ignorants qui s'lgnorent
eux- memes, aux fous qui prennent encore
leurs instincts pour de Intelligence, aux va.
gabonds qui mont nj feu nj lieu ct don't le
hassrd est le guide nous croyons fermement
que In repubIique de Washington est avant
tout une republique de blancs ct dc Cauca-
siens, que les blnncs sont Acknowledgement ct
en- masse supcrieurs aux Africans primitifs ct
aux noirs civilses nous savons aussi que Fes-
clavage est nm dissolvant de morale ct que les
hcures sont comptees pour quiconque s'accou-
ple dams 'orgie ct l'abaissement Et apres !?
Faut.il pour celia tirer Ia conclusion de NJ.
Helper Faites des lois sagcs ct jrIstes, pu.
,,issez CONNIE crime le vagabondage, organi-
seq le travail dams des conditions d dequite, ou-
vrez une tcolc particulitre ct speciale pour les
enfants de couleur. evitez In familiarite de
mauvais aloi. proscrivez une domesticite don't
le contact est toujours mauvais, laissez le noir
au champ on a I'atelier, ne permettez pas a sa
liberte dempieter sur votre liberte en- inter
vertissant politiquement les roles, soyez
votre place ct maintencz les autres a leur
place, en- un mot, soycz dignes ct lustes
Est-ce que l'affrnnchi, ouvrier naturel du
champ, est un etre improductif ct inutiIe II
est le bras, mais lie bras qui execute est ne.
cessaire Ia tete qui pense. Et ce bras meme
peut repondre une intelligence SUI ge"eris.
lie noir de Ia Louisiana est un genie a cote
du negre africain. Pourquoi C'est qU'il .
grandi att contact des superieurs ct dams lie
mllieu de la lberte ct de Ia civilisation. Aussi,
point dc condemnation, point de prescription,
point d determination La charite evangelique
nous lie defend, ''ecouomie politique ne ie veut
PAS.
Tn dernier mot pour terminer.
NJ. Helper, dams son pamphlet danthropo-
phage ct de negrophobe, Sc livre Il de furieux
acces de colere contre lie catholicisme, contre
le pape ct contre ceux quill appelle les ''cre-
tins au papisme" L'iujure brutaIe ct gros-
sierc ne fnt jamais IN argument pour fesprit,
ct ce nest point ainsi quon traite 10 croyance
de millions d'individus. Bossuet etait catho-
lique Bossuet valait bien Helper le protes
tant Du reste, dams Ia patrie de iindepen'
dance, du droit, de la Iiberte de conscience,
de Ia ibcrtt tes cuttcs, on est trois fois cou.
pable d'etre un into'erant ct stupide sectaire
Dicu ma dit IA personnr, a NJ. Helper moins
qua tout nutre. quill condamnerait les hom-
Di,u Est a1,tant Ia verite absoiue que Iamour
sans borues.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-12-28

LES cnlENs,-L'an're jour nous parlions du chirn
d dAlcbiade ct du CHEN de- Napoleon Ill. qnatrc
chir,s ill,,sr-s.
Ace rropos, nous lisous lanecdote suivsnte:
"M Pinard, le nouveau ministrc de- linterieur,
s-st attire les bonnes yacrs de Cesar par ing;-
nieux moy"n: Pinard v.nait d'.nrrr au parloir d..
Ia villa nptriait de Compiegne, 1T Napoleon joait
avec son clicn.-"V"yez, dit Napoleon au vistcur,
CONNIE les ,eux d. Get animal sont toquents. -
"Oui, sire, rtpondit l- courtsan; mais voulrzvous
me perln-,tre d. ,rature ce pns experiment 81 tlo
que,unpnt p Et sur ce, mons pinard, avrc une
anguc onctueisr de mie duuce CONNIE unr voix
dc co,,rtisan., louais CONNIE e mrnsouge, par
la d-s mobiles 1T yral,u's "us':.s DE- lemcreur, DIES
sublimcs 1T ttounan,,s actions de Napoleon, etc.
Eugene rltra sur ent!eIaitrs.-"Gtnc, dit le
sire, tcputcz les bellies chooses que ". rinar nous
raconte. 1t IL qut'eur dc polcf'uie, to'jonrs i'll
trrlrtte du chirn, rtp:ta la .con.
On Ell fit un minstrc.
C'ctai. justice
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Nouvelles.

NoUvEAU MoNDE.-La convention de recons
truction de Ii George, CONNIE ses commeres
des autres Etats, manque d'argent ct de credit.
Beaucoup de ses membres sont lesappoin-
tes.-Les avocats du Sud ct les avocats du
Nord, autorites en- raison ct en- droit, doivent
se coaliser ct lancer un manifesto contre les
nombreux denis de justice qu'entraine le gou-
vernement miitairc.--Lc president johnson
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-12-28

1t1s" Abonncs ct debiteurs du Lou1s1ANAIs
de cenns ct dailleurs, de vieille on dc nou
velle date, vons n'etes pas absolnment obliges
dattcndre Ia venue du collecteur. Pricre vous
est faitc de ne point oublier celai qui n'oublie
personne Les habitants dc Ia Paroisse con-
naissent les bnreaux du LouIs1ANA1s ct nos
agents ont plein pouvoir ponr agir en- notre
nom,
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samsdi 40 Deeembre 1867

sss"Bureau du journal, pres du College JEFF
ftrsoll, St-Jacques rive gauche.
Da5"pour lettres, journaux, echangcs ct pa.
pcrasses, adrcssez ConueM Post Office.
AGENTS DU LOLXSIANALS:
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Cont, Nouvelle~ Orleans.
FELIX REyNAuD, Donaldsonville, Paroisse
Ascension.
DR.. P. NJ. LAxDnEAoxT, Bayou Goula, Pa
roisse Ibcrville
AMBROSE MoUroN, Paroisse Lafayette.
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: Cut This Ont:

The Mcrcnutile Times gives the following
:seasonablo rules for lyoupg men commencing
business: i -. -. @ ~. .-.ss -
The world estimates men BY their success in
andis BY general consent, success IS cviis
dence of superiority. x
Never, under any circumstances, assume a
responsibility you can avoid consistently with
your duty to yourself and othersS
/. Base, all your actions upon a aprinciple Of
right; preserve your integrity of character,
and ih doing this, never reckon the cost. !.
Remember that self interest is more likely
to warp your Judgment than all other circum-
stances combined therefore, look we'll to- your
duty, when your interest is concerned. = j ','
Never make money at the cxponsc' Of your
reputati?r ?r. ~ Il .- s
! Be neither lavish nor niggardly, of the two
avoid the latter A mean man is una versally
despised, but public favor is stepping Stone
to preferment- therefore generous feelings
should be cultivated $3.50
Say but little-think much--and do more:
Let yonr expenses be such as to leave o
balance in your. pocket. Ready money is a
friend in need. 80 v: ..sss
Keep.ciear Of The law for even if you gain
your case, you are generally loser Of money.
Avoid borrowing and lending. p- q
Wine drinking and cigar smoking nre bad
habits. They impui. the mind and pocket,
and lead to waste Of time.
Never relate. your niisfortuncs, and never
grievc over what you cannot prevent.
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lM T. Is Q E'L Ia ITO = I


The sChieago Jfo,,,mal has. q -oorresp sppnaent.
WHO is gtspllipgs through the Helg;Lispa :anda
Palestihe Hs Is 81 Ios E parFtieaiar ia impressed M
with its present state, whateyer its past: may
have BEEN He: says sHIa have not o BEEN tla q
;wagon.road in Paiestine Even the stones and
timber for building the houses of JeiusaleiS,; il;
must Be- brought ID oity ,it upon Tho baoksofi
car,al andaopkeys; and tie roads over q. which
Abraham, David, Christ andsthe Apostles 6ncss,
Travelled are but, paths winding over rocks. and
2afeund Tho hase Of stsfile mountains, In fact
thiai ghple land, said to have been oacs 80
beautiful; .ias snoM Sbdta rocky barren waste 4
think Il -havessecns more, goods siiana in. one
square mile ii Iowa .of Illinois than Pal
.estine. Much Of thet country! is occupisdsby
the Bedouin Arabs, and for the privilege oof
visiting the river Jordan and Dead Sea their
shiek requires $2 30 from eaclii lperson. sFEo6ir
this amount he sends . guard of Arabs with
you. The. population jerusalem is. fQN. said
to be. hut l4,OOO." The correspondent upon
this fact, moralizes thus: 'while looking at
tho city as it now stands, With The barrow
streets filed With dogs; Arabs and filth, it IS
hard to realize that itwasr once the home of
more than one million human beings, and, the
proud metropolis Of q mighty nation, While
looking out.of the window. at tho Mosque Of
Omar, where the Turk, bears rule, I can but
ask myself the question. is It possible that
on that spot stood thc temple Of Solomon p Is
it there that David held his eoart!. The pages
Of history answer, Yesi.. That spot is Mount
S1oriah.. Upon that ground stdpd that Temple
whose'glory filled the whole. earth,
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Niesk Twisting .iih Il Church. ll

s a good story told ;eccentrin old paTsa
SOM Who ,Mas telgFanneygd BY a habits hiss
people bad aoqnired
the way, IN All other htsrches eSsr, how aud
here ahpnts, to some extent, of tYislng tlfeis
noaks, around time any dntefots tic
door Hna passed mp sthe saisies 6f
house, shat suanaer of e
be, -'ti.s 1assi 5.ssss 81 =
( tgesass ske sanpoy yanese tiisesdid lnan :
eielaimea Sunday: :Ss, i. J. !. sa5.yr ss
s sBrethrspas asf yon VIII op1y eeass turning
yours whenever the daof> f>Qponps
and ydq wiil Keep yout attention ot. me E s
promise to tell yon as preach i = TINT
comes in" - txls5
/, Ass6faihgly helswensson ,.ffwitlI-the sert
and presently nade'a stop as one Of .tle deaF
cons entered, spying: +
= aThat is.Dsacop = who. keeps: the groee
~ opposite ~ is .;4s'ttssjs3: !.
And, tSer1 lie essannouueed an turn .hc advent.
tof each. individual, proceeding the whilewitl3; /;
|;his sermon as composedly as the circumstance
would admit. when att last 2 astrangcr: came iis
twheu he cried ont: :. 81. s. +. 81.
"a little old man in green spcctae1es and a.
t'lrab oyeroea.t don't know him car alt
look ,fo5 yourselves - s s''
t IS hardy necessary .pald tli5t the good
man carried his point. and there was bat ilttIc-
fneok twisting, seon in bis conggssatiM alte, N
that day.. .4-l,a s..s5s.s--j ,.s-Ei;..
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HU mo. R 0 Us.

Il
Yours is a ;yery hard case, as the monkey
said to the oys,er.
Indulge in humor justias much as you please,
so it isn't ill-humor.
The only blustcrcr fron, whoma brave man
will take blow is the wind,
Present your wife with everything she wants.
and perhaps she will be quiet .fsr the present,
When is wave like anarmydoctorY Whom
it is-a-surgin. i.' - s
"Neyer was ruined but twice" said a Wit:
'"oncc when lost my lawsuit, and once when
/ gained one" '.--. .l
The captain of.a vessel is not governed by
his mate, but married lahds'nsn generally
is. III. y: .,
It is always excusable to ''put the cart be,
fore the horse If yous horse travels back.
ward, '''as' . r 90 -
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pJBIIC C.. y OF'FI. Il GERS, / !, / IS,
fORANGEBIIIss DISTRICT.

il Eaulrs.r p. Y. Jaison. r
sss
: w. II DUKES 18.= ss.sts'
eorosEh.-G. b. Giyve,.. s'o.' - ;''iT.'s-
fTAx OoLlEcrans:- Orange rarish.-f ". rnlEy.
81. Matthews. Parish.--w. II. Dnntzlcr. - -.'''
Assr. ASSESSOR L. s. RsvEsrE,-acurgs ".
stafyeon: .r-'t -'s.'i
:os rs srAnrs, ;,e &ia;s-p. i. Dibbls :'
,,MAoisrissi irEs-T Thouins r. Stokes, W. II. Trend
Wslj. 4, j; Gaskins, F. y. FAIRY David Il, connor,
j: IE peIisr. Lcr;a Argos, I~sY Dahnclly' 3. = !
pf5as; W, =: gsyfey. }; o. Fpeieks aa,nucI ~ Moor
er G. o. AtSser, w.. G, H6tmane r. 'Gs Duyeki,F u.
Wetnan.akeg,; D. O. Pindatl.. lt. ,,r.f., s
eCdsSisstesERs so, .sppaegg ascvnlf.gs--J, G..
Nannamakay. james stokes.,D, 2. Baft1p, Adam
Smoke. ;t: D. Frederick. &, v. ii III
,coxxsss1osRna ,6pt t.PraLlc sBpfipIsqsz 5sWm. n.
Hotsaa. lLarphtlRiggs, u. Ezekiel Joasplt:fI u IHar-
teysFH w. Briggunnns ss,s. x. 49,
,coaaIasi6sEn er RaaDis -aorauge' PARISH -wsst'
tey Ifodsef, Il. ". fziry gamustM. Fairy, sainiiel
G. Fair, f Livingstoi W. 8. Riley, Wesley euiicr,
ai c. Wannnnaker, N: e. W. sistrpnk, II. Living
ston, James Stokes. J. D. Knots, Antley, John
s. Bowmap, J. Z. Moorer, v. c. Nose, Lewis Ga
rick, D. a. ya1. ~ IT,: 'Cnin. Ellison connor, John
Brodie, J. q. Guignara, -Jac9b Cooner. George
BYRD, J. Z; Jannings, David Dannelly.
CoMM1sssoNEns OF RoADse-st Matthews Parish
C.s. Darby w. C.$Hane, N. K. Holman. Andrew
Houser, y. "A. PnrloIr, IT. Shuar. j. L. Parlour,
Owen Shq,ar, n. g. shular, ". L. Pou, ]. W. Sell
iers, n. W. Dates j. W. Barbour. Augustus Avin-
ger, p. W: Avinger, J. D. zeisler,M. 3. Keller, j.
C:IIalman, -st7@' -ytirt 2. i ~
= y kt, ..Ns
coaxissloSEns OF FREE scnooLs- Orange Parish
David L. ;Connof, J. R. Alilhous,. Henry N. snell
John Jordan, N. C. Whotatone. John Inpbinet, Dr.:
ON. Bowman, Samuel Dibble.
Perish--Peter Buyck, j. II. Relief westley Honser,
John Riley, J. II: Folder, Adam Holman -1,.- -.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-29

(. The following list of refreshments includes
many individual drinks not found opthe wine
lists Of the popular hotels; !,
For Bankcrs-Currcnt Wine,
For Stockholders -Sharc-y Vine. '>F -
For shibmastcr- The Old Port:A .7a.
.lFor.NIining, Operators iWTaters
Fpr 0etpsc,lsiaas- Elder Vino.
for Scan,stresscs-S Water.