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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-17
s-=u,rr ofr.l,xrapAle S.r,


died 81 his residence At McI.eAnsboroughs
is~ dNy. ago.
The Court of Claim. IA. hal bstorc q
large sender q claims for csPtufsd cotton.
invoi.ing vast Suns q money. ES Senator
Co-An !. specially employed to dsienf tho
interest. 81 ths Governmeut.
A 10y sn1 giri. sg~d only siN sn-l siebt
wears. -ho kad coune alonc al the -ay from
Shasta. California. made their spp~arsiree
a. sossl ~ Toy. 80 e,eaiags SINCE.
~hsFe ihcv STAYED over night. - rosie Tor
Sc- fismpshiss
Mr.. n J. Malksr % ~ ssshor'sy for .
.isisnaent thar Rassisa A-~rsrA -As oacrei
o. thC United Sgass ssdsr Mr. folk's al
niinis;rafion FOR rothinr. al rriu-~d. The
Ru.sisn con-ui grnsrsi ~ NJ Iork sas,
thar thc iaiiurc q ts- fsr eo-npany r~rdersi
he TERRITORY a rcai incuubrascs % Russii.
and that ihc orf-prs snliy ofthro-iag 81 he
burden I'll D. '~li - a Ercai relief
Or,ler. have osen rvc-i,.d a. th- Cniisi
state. ArInory IN SPrins6sid for iars-
All iauss,iias- incr-.se - the prosiactioa o.
hrv~rh loa.lc-, Of the latest model. The
iorrr Of -ossman AL "a greatly enlarged.
al - OF mu,k-i,. Of ~hirL tbs govern
meat no- ~. over 5.olc. coo rc,n0d-lcdi AZ
ti.- r,fe q 5Oo Or 90 r,sr DAY.
Col Tat, q McmPLi, hea,ls a dsIssa-
iion % washinston % urge tbe gresi.lent
% scnd troops 20 Tcnnes.re O. preserve the
F-s-~. ciaiz,cl to D. threat cred ~ he or-
gssiraifon 20 t.~s. llr0-nio-'s color--l nil
sra. col. Ts'c -,ys q" We must have
th~u thrrr % oTvrave Brs-nloss uicgvr-.
All give a oh-scc 81 gos-i eirctioa
Scrs'or Doolniic :. sbous - ,ars for
Ru'-'a on a -sorrt mission. probably con-
ncctci 18th ti- irvaiy
7; ,. Dnneancci that thc grc,t Eastern
-'il "Ot rvtsrn 20 Ns- YORK thc number %
pAs-sa-~r. ss-rias at hcins .ufkcisns TO
Pas her sSp~n.~s.
4 fvi-grau fro.a Bcriia antct-oe. he
d-.ih % Gov. wrish,. L = uBiai.ter 70
Pru..is. on ihc iIth ia,t. % droP.,
III sro.-vlad .'Dsnlrcary- IA. been 80
q a EaroT~an govttanacni. Francs q, ia
ted 90 tc 81 .rrcrssiul hiIder
Tie rs.-Tt. from ihtsrasi r-venu- for
III -rck -ere ss.5sS.s--a. di.6ar,cusst.
ola rrr,ssry ior th~ ~srk ~rrc .. fol-
Do, Wa D~rsrraent ss.oIi.sg9. Navy
DsPariuscut 80 80 Iaicrsor Drpsrtuasn,
stgs.S.5-
The i-hi boar biil "a, bcrounc . la- in
NJ York t. only ISOLATION oftae a
ter qsesi'oa ths' srrns prariicci. -. 70
,ortrsst ~ th~ iour
Cosru,odor, rsaliing 81 ihe L. ;.
sfcanea w.tnc~. tic.i ~ Panana. On fhs
I.sh uit
: a. wen'r. -ho 18th 81. acconpii-es
s'olr $40 %, irum 4 baas - Bauiu-or-.
Las been sentenced o. "a years 70 the ciiy
jsI
Il - r~Portcd thsta ~ir1i,.al- sy.iern q
basi OF has bosn IN praaics GA B.acs-
wrli- i,laui. ~ which means The icn-th
GA TO yrar, --uisucs d~pcud-d sPoa
3D. Iep,h 81 th- -stvi .ts pt-x-fs
I>oS -. NJ, n The 'r~afy -bich
"a go ! y~'srniay bs The sn-ab-r. q
tha pea 900 srs.. a. b-ra rafis-l by
iesir rrsPs fise rssrraa-uts ~ ne
term - ~ sciii. n -nt th- Fortrc.. a
Lssr,nbsr- 81. o. b. cva-lat-.l b. g b. Prls .
siaa' ., tsin rnodth iroa ri.s date % tie
treaty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-17

MiNiNc ~ rIsCATsQvis. \ fc~ day.
siucv. a grutlcnau rRhibiieJ 70 us ,r.cci-
ucns q IL orrs Recently discovered ~ 70
ca'aquis Couuiy vhich arr inst 80 causing
- uluch cNciicmcnt IN thar locality TLes
al noi io0k rariicu'ariy rich bui - lcaru
HAT fhe ANAL - q several ,HPerfs. Prosei
fh~u o. contain a large rcr crHiare 20 pre-
cioas E,cials Dr. ilamlin i.u,. ii AZ sI75
per iou. ~Liie Nc~ York as.syis's report
over 500 Pr ton. We have Specimen.
from Nr~ IIampsLirc that look much uuorr
,siuabic. 81; The -caiih obtained iu that io-
calits has not y~t redsocd shc ,,Aniard % =
great extent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-17

Irr loNlAlsN o. CaSsus. 4 ...-
pst.h ifom otaua. g. W. 49, % d. sa.
def'ooi fhai o. Q1.cns pr ismafi.n
rrrafir- fls Dominica of OsnaIa All
appointing uaeuaters % fhc Senate. ~iu
s..a-f.l Pol is-8ci. he at 49, fske q.
SEQ a fi.o frst ssst ~ Jsiy. vten IorA
Nor,s 81 ts svorr m a. Viosror o.
Goseruor- General Then vu foilo- the
appointment az prIsy counscilors Eur
hes,sf.sni-g osernors. and r-nersi orgaa-
ifai',n % ooa'rlrrue aai i.oii gossra-
rnent'. Tie elections -M probably not
tax rltoc before tugas' ~ ss-'sm.sr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-17

SrABnf~o The I.c~iston Journal ~
ports ssbbing sssir. a. Aaburn. last
Sahbaih II a gatherinE around an 60
can rrneni q lndisns a negro ard shi'e
nan fcH 20 qusrrriing n Re shfsy ,hr
negro drew q krike snd ssbbed ti- otter
- Ire ba-k. mNkiug a rssh two inehss IN
dep,h. bs, not fl'd cut. Tb- asslilani
wssarrcs,el. and boand Over 81 trial
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-17

Mr. Riggs las removed tle siop iorm.,.
iy ssod 90 a uarhie shop. % che BE b.st-.en
the Atlantis loose. ard Messrs slurtlsH.
shoe Msnsisciory. ne has eneI it up
nraily Or shoc store. II make a very
ssi addition 20 that si5e q tho "sluare
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-17

The Posf ofcc aiirc.. ~ R-v 7 j
Sect j. M-.hlni- FsIs instead of b.,
anf's Pori BRO Sect rai rs-srhe. q,
Be- att Pond BOT has been compelled 20
m1ve be family 10 &c Pal. on sccount %
The scarcity Of t-ciiing houses ai 81 Po.d
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-17

\ EamEosp WsE The BYstoa & N,i,.
I'D Eastern rs'iraad have been indairinr
in . epaupetitrou that rrsu'fe.i ~ m.s~ri,i
loserins ~ ihr far,s b-tveen point. -here
'hrir iines zane info c7mp-ttion. Paetsge
frkrt' we're s.'I az very 80 rs,cs. anl
ouis''ie par'ie. Invested i,-r-ly IN teen ~
rurI.osrs oi srcfllat.on. o. Safarlsr o..
ihe matter 49, rompronis-.l anI farr.e-
rates rrslHei. lri .arb qaanffie. a. TIA.
60 are ia 'h- marsef ihat r-obatir tI.,
conpari~s Ill ST e. .ai-. srtremri,
saial f1r some n8aih. to cone
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-17

AE- NoriHr's EsNovst Il !. reported
il-.i Svcfetars S--srd Ia, roti6~d Nr
Mickey. our Miri-tsr o. Au.'ria. tsat 81.
H.i''iaa - coded al iiAf 20 nay hand ov-r
h'' sr'-Ai.r. and rsrrr. 90 the AHeri,an
tonsui a. Nlcnns. TLis i, paitine nan
OF u oficc Iu a f-ccaiiar -ay u "a. ,v-
Hient O. cVrry scnsi5lr nan that Ne. Mot
- rendered DO, rsisnafion in q naouasnt a
-oun'l-i ffrle. bv~a1,c BE- aprr~brnl-i
thai ODE ~ ca "a ca.4anlies -crc cre,Iii-
81 90 ttc STATE Department. Adv Ligh
sftfii,d man vosil have been hkeiy o. 10
~ sane ihing lndsr iis cirruun.,a,-c..
u NJ : -ari 90 nos believe tae .fsr,
81 Mc'fa0kcn. a. b. asssrcd allrrs aronr
dip'o.naiisis that b. dll u1s. b. oasis. ,s
tie 'rirlt oi maniv ernrro.ry. O. have
consiicrcd Mr. MotLys rssirnstion a..
aiisisk-f'ly rendered. AL % have r.fs.ei
- srvepfance. BIT b1sh al = .crrfs-v
sol 3D. fresl-ai ,-r.nc.l ~ have a -rsf,s
to-srd Mr Motley. and oniearsreI 4,
hii ti' piacc at onoe ~ several ssrr.s.ir.
nouinations. shich The scnats r~i-st~d o.,
thc srcuud that the CT cs 80 not vs,r-r.
Ihc ffssisien' -.,ght have en,le.i 81. .la..st
iy iounaiiy removing Mr. Moury. So,
instead 81 ioins fhis. ~ Esrrsi,s. ,i.,..-
20 % $50 un th- senate asisarn. I'D
'hen notify fhe iafs incsa,hent oftir Ar.r.
iean mi'sion % hsni over BIS psp-r..
lhis case Ill rroiabiy o. satj.eisd ,oa
ehreial 'nscsiigstioa vhsn Corsrrss u.sef.
asa'n Asto Mr Moii,g. D. niay lave
i9' be o'lce. bui h.s uaniy snd esoelie.t
iciisr fo Mr. >cvsfi Lis so e.d.a-sI Boa
f' tl.e Aner..an people tb,t o. sH proc.
alb n,str Lave oeo.siya io rrgret t.s
oc,8-rrrcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-17

= h1u,i ~ corresr1ndest 49,. W.. wr
NJ. oi Eum'.ri tas tt,s -i.srr. e.t.,f
'p't su.isile ior &c fre thirty cord, Of
hari-ooi. BY uess1re. beside. dong o,i.er
chores s1os' tie bose. ~. Efswst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-17

ine uuisvorsbic ~rafher Wefnrssar
e'e a'a 49, rFesen' ION sfendance 81
ihc eterr's-s. ., ~ Universsii., ehurri
= sop'eei'oH 18th TIE cio-irr oftle school
ffa'eF' by Rev Nc water Sisriag.
By the Jni'ersai'a ehor. The Or,.,o,
80 Teen we're eel delivered .sna l..,sn.S
% by an aiieuiiys AID sppreo.arivss .,i..,~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-17

Wv Currcu ~ Forrtt~p. Tb~
third fsri'b church have voted 20 r-bsll
90 the sros ocrupird ~ fi,-ir fs-m~r
cburvh. 1he baiilinr :, 20 o. - ros-h
ire stons. snd ~ cost si7.ooO.
Iec hrst Birti't so~isfy "a. obn-ei
10 iase 20 the ountaiioa % Their chsreb
lad lat fsi. n consegs~nce o. ch.n-~.
n'aie iH che street. Thc .r.oi i CLEARED
ard hey SO 80 iayin- the AL, as.ia
70 Set tack
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-17

Messes Bro-n. Parker a Rose. have
icsses - properly ~ steep Fan.. Nor-sy.
formerly ownod BY John Ticker D..
They have refited n carding machine.
snd III b. prrparci 81 business the en-
suing 'eason. Thy have aiso az fhe
pianIsg al oiber rarhinerv. AL are pre-
pared % DO q grand j1bbinr bu.ines,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-17

Ifis nov supro.~d nat The irisi 81 ~,
persons under srr,ss for sbe Anhurn rnur-
Der -iH b. cOn~se-.oea ncu Mouday. 50
we Ian fro-s ~ Ioufuai.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-17

TEfsf go D,vI~ To Washin-fsn ,r.--
cal corr, sPoa.,eu' 81 the boston Joarnai
telecrsrbs - iolio~s
oih7ai inicii'genor 49, r,-cvivr.I here
ihis Aif-rueon thst Ca Bsrton hal hem
served ~ith a. ~r' oi habca. corras fsr
Jvaerson basi-. al thai b. -osiI c.cors
hI' pr.,oueT io R,inoni AT thrrc ssrrtn-
der h..a O. th~ t'ait-l state. Di-rirs Court
On Msn.isy. Chi-s Ju.fir- CLa.c -sInot
D. prescott in g. hmou,i n-xt -eek. q, la.
h~~n saf-'i iu fii. eorrr,pan.Ien-r. bat Il,
. un'ivrstoo-i % lay 'hu the ~osn.ci ior
DAVIS sil dcHsni that b. o. trisd a.
orc-. j. Ran'loir.h Tsckrr % MillIl, h.r-.
l~'uion counfs. 49, suniuionsd from ~.
hone last night al ha. i-it Cor Iich-noud
u -as annouaC,l in tbe 4 hmsnl "a
i-~rs 81 tbs morning thsf Uuncd Sisfc.
Aarshei. Uuic--ool. -irh J-Her.on Ds,,.
IN c-rsioiy. ~esH arrive 90 Ssnas,
morning. AL 'ha; qaaft~r, bal b-~a ia.
"a Up - Libby Frison for O.. prisoner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-17

We learn that lion. X. :. Stevens j.
builling a store. 81 Minneapolis. Min..
~hieb iooks s,ry nsuoh a. though BE- intend
cd - locato there permanently.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-17

IN reported sale ~ B1-ks Hotel a
Barkfeld 20 Ne-srs Yong is incorre
Il'-re has a. yet ben 10 sale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-17

BEruEf SrEsS MuL 10 g., e,tinafeI
that 'he B~ihel s,cam 60. Nils -ifrfsrn
ost- .ossl. go fe,t ofi-n= isua,,cr. -. ooo
shinsis- $500 rlsrhoaf.i.. THIS s~asoa
tais oompany have tld SD a.cn d. chs
-oo-' th'' -in'er. eu'iin- nearly 1000.
% icet 81 is-sbrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-17

Probate Court q Pari.. on Tacsiay q
neat week. Jsdsc Woodbury ~iu bold
the Msv sri Iaae terms. b.. f~-iruaiion
not tax ins elect tin tb- 3oth Of Junr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-17

We IAN that chspci =. 20 BE- erected
q; iiebro o. during thc rrescrt season. for
ihe use ofihe Arai,my Sisdeni. r. -ir
De- d~dioatei SsTi,Hsber 1Ith az l0. 4. ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-17

'"HrncrioS. u o. Br,anf.' Pond
i'erns. Lasi scek. ihe. I'm ,i TrseA WIZ.
san '.i,-i iisv rad TuIS Whrms,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
81. IRREGILARITIES.

These Drops are scientifically compounded fluid
preparation. and better than any Pills, Powders or
Nostrums Being liquid, their action is direct and
positive, rendering them a reliable, speedy and GER
ain specific for the cure of all distractions -
essious of nature. Their popularity is indicated
by he fact that 600 bottles annually sold
and consumed by the ladies of the United States
every one of whom speak in the strongest terms
praise of their great merits. They rapidly tax
ing the place of every other Female Remedy, and
are considered by all who know aught of them s
the surest, safest and most infalble preparationi
the world for the of all female complain the
removal of all Instructions of nature, and the pro
motion of health, regularity and strength. Explicit
.irections stating when they may be used and
laining when and why they should not, nor
ould not be used without producing effects contra
~ to natures chosen laws, will be found carefully
folded around each bottle, with the written sigma
ture of JOHN l.. LYON, without which none are gen.
uine.
Prepared by Dr. JOHN l.. LYON 1876 Chape
street, New Haven, Conn.,, who can be consulted
either personally or by mail Enclosing stamp, con
.ernng all private diseases and female weaknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere;
4. q. G. CLARK & CO.,
--= General Agents for U. s. and Canadas.
sep29-d&Wly -. rrn- -.s=Hs. .Fr r-..-#
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11
Query:


IFor those who are clamoring for the
maintenance of the faith of the nation.
Wasn't the faith of the nation solemnly
pledged, 1st, that the war was not waged
for the purpose of interfering with the do
mestic institutions of the South? I'd, that
it was not waged for the subjugation or
Conquest of the South? 81, that the States
of the South should be re-admitted into
the Union with their sovereignty, rights,
and even their dignity unimpaired? Wasn'G
the faith of the nation, we ask, pledged to
each of these propositions, and in each of
them broken? And by whom? By the very
brazen villains who are now appealing to
/ the betrayed and beggfr d toilers of the
land. and, in the name of The nations faith,
forsooth, asking them to pay the bonded
Shylocks their accursed interest, and this,
though their own little ones shall go hun
grv and in ragsi
In the expressive words of Brick Pome-
roy. we say, "daDan such hypocrisy"
"Our new fellow citizens, the Esqui-
maux." Jes' SO! Doesn't that sound cool?
-LOQdn Gazette.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11
An EIoquent Passage. .
The finest thing chat George D. Prentice

- 1n6 HueSI IuluS LudL ~.
ever wrote is this inimitable passage:
1t cannot be that earth is mans only abid-
ing place. 1t cannot be that our life is
bubble cast up by the ocean of eternity to
float a moment upon its waves and sink
into nothingness. Else why is it the high
and glorious aspirations, which leap like
angels from the temple of our hearts and
are forever wandering unsatisfed. Why is
it that the rainbow and the cloud come over
us with beauty that is not of earth and
then pass off and leave us to muse on their
lovelfness? Why is it that the stars which
shold their festival around the midnight
throne" and set above the grasp of our lin
tied faculties forever mocking us with
their unapproachabie glory And finally
why Is it that brigh forms Of human beauty
are presented. to view and taken from us,
leaving the thousand streams of our affeca
-tion to flow back in an Alpine torrent upon
our hearts? are born for a higher des-7
tiny than that Of earth. There is realm
wheresthe, rainbow never fades, where the
stars will be spread out before us like the
islands thatslumber inthe ocean, and where
the beautiful beings which passed before
us like shadows, will stay forever in our
presence. fs-frr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11
IFrOm the Cleyeland co. Leader. 9Th .tRep u ?
The State Ticket Republicam
Z .i'll % '4E Candidates.

Since ourreviewof tbe political field In
loarlissue of Tuesday, May 2S, some new
candidates for nominations from the Re-
publican State Convention have been sug=
gested, and some of those talked of at that
thine have withdrawn For the Governor
ship the choice will lie between Governor
Cox, General Hay yes and General CoWen.
Galloway, Keifer, McBurney and McFar-
land are in the field, but stand no chance of
"a nomination. The Gedugd Democrat has
suggested ] tile name of the Hon. Fl. G.
Blake, of Medina, but the suggestion comes
too late. "a ,f,, +,
For Lieutenant Governor, if Cox 1 is IN nom sn :
mated for Governor, the contest will lie
between Lieutenant Governor A. G. NC
Bhri1ey, of Warren county, and Senator n.
G! Mcfarland, of Butler county. Colonel
Garrard, of Hamilton county, is in the
field, butts not known as political leader
outside Of Cincinnati. If, on the other
hands General Hayes should be the nominee
for Governor, the lieutenant Governorship
will be given to the Reserve, and In that
event Hon. Sam. Williamson, OF Cuyahega
county, will undoubtedly be nominated.
Hon. w. G. HOwells, of Ashtabula county,
aud Hon. Peter Hitchcock, of Geauga, have
also, been suggested for the position.
Colonel Ed. f. Schneider, from Stark
county, member of the last Legislature,
has been spoken of, but as Starkshas al
State ticket, his name will probably not be
pressed. '....s -.s.-I ~
For Auditor of State, Colonel Jas. II.
Goldman. of Marion county, the present in
cumbent, has strong support. Senator
Martin, of Stark county, is candidate, and
the Stark county delegates to the Conven-
tion are under instructions to vote for him.
The Pdinesuilte Z 'eleTaph Of this week nom
mates Hon. s. s. Osborn, of Lake county,
to the position. 'Ha '' '
/ We hear no name mentioned for State
Treasurer but that of the present able and
| faithful incumbent, Hon. S. 8. Warner, of
Lorain county, 7B7 ego shade aa ga
j The nomination for Controller of the
Treasury is contested by Colonel M. r.
Bradley of Fulton county, and Hon. Fred
erick Wickham, of Huron county.
I Attorney General William 81. West, Of
Logan county, is in the field for renomina-
ton, and ought to be renominated by ac-
| clamation. r--. -..t ........''.
For Judge of the Supreme Court, Judge
William White, of Clarke county, the pres
ent incumbent, and Alexander Bierce, Esq.
of Stark county, are spoken of. a '
| We have heard no names mentioned fol
the vacancy in the Board of Public Works
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11
ALLCOCK,s POROUS PLAsTER RS.

~. p. HARTFORD, CONN. Nov. II, 1864.
MEssRs. THos. ALLCooK q Co.-Please send.
with dispatch. twelve dozen Allcock's Porous Plas-
ters. Our daily experience confirms their very su-
perior excellence. AT this moment of writing
man applies for one, who. by ENHANCEMENT in the
shaft Of machinery, had both his legs broken, spine
severely injured, and was for nearly year entirely
helpless. This man found relief very soon by the
application of plaster to bis spine. He was soon
enabled towork, and now he labors we'll as ever.
He would cheerfully pay So for single Plaster if
they could not be had at a lower rate. l am sur
prised that surgeons do not make of these per-
forated pasters to the exclusion of all others. as
their exibility and adhesiveness are greatly in ad
vance of all other plasters with which l am ae-
quainted while the perforations peculiar to them
rendered them greatly superior to all others for
dinary surgical uses. Knowing the plasters to be-
so useful. 1 have no yscruples that my sentiments
should be known. --~ o'-- fA'--An ~
r. lJ.W. JOHNSON, NJ. d. 10,
agency Brandreth House. New York.
b Sold by all Druggists in the United States and
Canada. my22-d&w1m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11
What the Holmes County Farmer
nj H'' ,,1-..,.,ts, - : Saws 80 NeEl. f}S

-CoPPERHEAD21t is nearly the season of
year to resume the use of the slang name
of ''Cepperhead." lItois used by Radical
rascals to,frighten men OF little sense into
voting against the interest OF themselves
and the country. None but knaves and
fools use it, and a man who would be intiu-
enced by such arguments Amt worth two
pounds Of soap -fat.1aa a., Tsz r;u = 5..t7 Z
FAIR CHANCE.-Every manzwho consid-
ers himself no better than negro, has the
opportunitys offered to vote at the next
election to place negroes on an equality
with himself. We would suggest, however,
that all our coloredIy inclined neighbors
practice on the thing little beforehand by
assoeiating on an equality with the few ne
groes in this county, tas 'ttft ~ ~
4, A CHANCE.-Those who consider them,
selves no better than negroes will have an
opportunity of voting themselves down to
that degraded level at the next, election.
Asyet, we have heard but one person in
this county express himself in favor of ne
gro suffrage. If thtre are others, and we
suppose there are, let them show their dir
Cy nahus-R gE5T IA tFEEtE a
OEB1SIGN.-There is one sign that the
government of the country may be return-
ed to its pristine purity, when we will have
| light and just taxation, an honest adminis-
ttration of public affairs, laws be respected,
and our country honored throughout the
world. That sign is the everywhere pre-
vailing opinion that the Democratic party
is returning to power. s-.. r., -a--
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Radical Deputy NIarshaI's
414. ,.rs-a a. Sneech. 74G H. s.-

The Danville correspondent of the Mont
qOnlery (Alabama) Advertiser gives an ac-
count of a political meeting at the former
place, and of speech made by one Knight,
who, after the meeting had adjourned,
drove up hurriedly, went up to the Court
House and cried out aloud to the citizens in
the street to come up, that he wished to
administer few doses of poison.' He
tcommenced his address in the most BIAS
| phemous, obscene, and insulting language,
which caused most of the citizens to leave
the meeting in disgust. The following is
given as specimen of his speech, which
the reporter assures us he has pruned of
many indecencies uttered, which were too
gross for publication e's = g-7i1 Z 81.
L "Perhaps you wish to know who / am
my nameis Knight. am a Deputy United
States Mafshal-a Radical. Iwish to have
your respect and love, but Cd DIN you,
| defy your hatred. know you would
you, you are afraid to, and defy any one
to interiors;. with, me-. L have bayonets
to protect me. am native of England,
but have been citizen of Alabama for
twenty years; ] am acting under orders
of General Pope, and it is made my
duty to see that the Civil Rights bill is
regularly enforced, lin the meantime
Pope's order]-this law has been the law
/ know you do not like it but Cd d-n
you help yourselves. You are traitors and
am going to physic you awhile; you can
reconstruct under the Sherman bill, but
Cd d-n you, you can let it alone if you
wish. Turning towards the colored men
present, he said :: Your former masters
had their overseers to drive and whip your
naked backs. at the same time each having
for himself five or six concubines, but now
lit is your day. and your former masters
property shall be confscated, and they shall
lose as many, dollars as each of you have
had stripes on your backs He appeared
terribly ,exasperated during his whole dis
course, and his eyes sparkled with fire. a.
Such are the men sent South by the
Freedmen's Bureau and the Radical leaders
to bring about that era of good feeling be-
itweensthe sections now so, much needed.