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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

Mr. ErIa Hecn. 81 Hartford. -hils pr
pairing sieepers foS ths Z. a %. q. X. Il inI
The woods about q ulie from - hone -
Thur.asy iast. lad ~, 80 brcken BY faIi-
ing tree. rhich iodg,,i 10 snother n suCh
mauncr a. o. thrc~ The bols against \ N
before b. could avoid "a. m. recciv,d =
severe cut many year. a-o on thc sane lrc
causing a stiI knee point ani thi. lsn,cnc.s
rrrvchtcd Lin from dodsins another Bios
aiusi az dic unfortunate iuis shich troke
both hone. Jest hsio~ III knee lie -as
tasca Lousc on an ca Sled. To- * pisord
n splnts and b. 80 spTarcs'l' dois- -eil
NJ D.-t,-~ Sr.si.ii-r hs. .el'i ~. fsr-
an stand On the sillare o. NJ. Horaos
Merrill. Mr ID. l.. Fa-rar IA, sod hs
house and loi 10 Mr.. IIs.man Wahiron /.
Mr. Charles At4ooI tbe hou.c kno-n 90
ths Mn House. O. NJ Bort. M. l.. u
HAriow bosghs a. psblc a.csson he beuss
81 Mr.. Addison Cole. ~ho hA' PurcAAscd a
stand in AubsTn
NJ. Carlton Gardncr has soil hi, stand
70 M IsAac Merrill; al NJ Ai.n.on
Young las boughg house opposite ihs d.
Pot. Owned By NJ. Eghrain Atwood; anl
Mr. CssLnAn hAs odd hl, faFI, Aaa !. gong
isio the bot And shoe trade IN the storv
formerly occspicd By Wa. At-oal. Oiher
changes ar maiariag. Th- " oldest in-
habisAn,- OF tbs qaiet village ns.t. kn,s
90 sch moving uuae."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26
Summary Of reIegrsphie H.x.-

The Shower E~psbiic from Toie.lo.
landed her cargo 81 BuG.io. Thur.day. IN.
thc frst srrisai - he season.
Tbo Executivs Commiuee % The rcpsb.
kcsrs IN Naryland have called conv~nti,,
% take isio cons alcraiion the propristv o.
. coustiis ional convcntion -ithout restrio.
tion ~ color
Solon Robinson Nho - on a southern
iour says tho.s Southcrncr. ~ha arr ca'cui.
a'iur On the vote q - negro ~l saa
thsm.eis~. disappointed
Tho Moutrral people are troubled absu,
di.oosrry ias' rusic that nany - ihe ,ov.
e-vis~ IN cTrvuiaiion ~ coanferfit.
Tie CorVeufion - unsiulisrated Coz
rcrhsals a. Cincinnati. presided over o.
AcNanlvr Long. d-in.licl % t-cniy-sssca
ueuiber- IN - second dav They ct a.
- a. rrpulisiing the national debt iu der
Proceeding.
Mr.. y. D.. Laueis. -iih twenty oihrr
French grutlcnru. are col; IN a call io-
oonvsu'ios - Preach ciiircn. % Csnai.
snd ihs UoiteI States. O. mev, Al D.troi.
o. the 25th 20 ccusidrr measures cal-ui.t.l
10 serve H. Interests 81 the fse hun.lrrd
ihousaud French srp~ai-,i a.. TAry sar
'h-y A. a niilion in uuuhsr. al hav. NJ
r~Prrscnia,ios polii,ca'ly a. fri,h an Ger.
mans have.
TIE senate faaiis ii1s-ned On satrrAay
night Resolaiions ~rrc oFc-vi proqo.as
ihc soo,l oai 81 ~ the Cniiel State, GOV
eminent bcfrren 'hc conienliug parties g
Nssiro. snd odcrisc u,eiia'ian hrt--sa
franec sd rr-ssia. 90; shsy vcrc scscral-
~ lad over. 4 large nurah~r of Important
vacsrcir' ar unsI'ri. arr au.ier ~ ten
urv-of-oflos BAH they oarnot BE- 6lird by The
rrr,ricui iuring thc recess
General Howard hss sdsiors from the
Comuissiencrs oi thc Frcelm.n'. Hu-rau a;
- >ou;h hat thy are surpiyius rcfrf %
a., Artuaus in want 90 Tod Tie ration
i.sasd - one bsshsl OF corn And sirht
pesr1s 90 nirst f~r mcnfh ~ 49, atu't
pcrson. AL 90 laid iAs allow snosnt q
corn and u,cat f5r cach rhld b.; seen AL
"a y-.-- q AZ Ard this i.-ue q iood ~Ul
Dc dr..-ouuasri a. son a. eariy se-rtsblrs
an fruit shall D. -roEn.
Thr Mrssou'i river h. hirher than a. sry
ti1ac s,lc- Isss. snd he -aier D. siili risin-
Farmers co he bottori iands are uosin.-
tsra Ereryth.ag usovasic AS bcea s-cps
asas.
Mii'. ils Franeonia n.zr,lcrc-, no 8.
under scnicnor of rSccuton. c.cap~i from
- ia.i 81 ilaverhil Suniay uisht ~ az
rug q a. irou bar A. inch ar glartsr
tAscA No ds- Of hloa las Aecu ob.ain~I
lis osoape oasssi .nleh excitement a. IIa,-
srhil- Award q ~, hasared dollar,
las hrca ofsrvsi o. b.. arrest
Tcsan Esntie.nsn ~rlscs g. The editor
% he Ne- rork Times ihai deere t. a dis
Por.iioa a. tie soltf % unsie -rh che 90
'rr'aiisc -ing of ne EePabEcan party.
raiher fi.az ~ Norti-ru I,cmocrarv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

K Ao,rpESr Tue.isv norninr The
fr,-ighi Tran on tLs a.. I. r. x. -, ih-u~n
from The tr.ck near Colb's Rridrr Ore
csr loai Of luuibcr -as duaPed INTO iLc
STR n. Ten cas- ~er- thro~n from The
tracs a. D hadiy sraashsd. enc hans-irr over
thr ,lic oi th- bldg and hril b, The coop
ling gag. ard he suaash-up "a, rrnsraiiy
char2cirristir Of tiis raiiroad Tie trark
a. ha4ly torn % H. morning tram "a.
an lear ard a haii iaie in conscqusucc
l.cusst1n Joufual
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26
Frrrt~ CorNlsH. OnItur.lIar lat.

Prev ~ CoENisH. 90 Thursisy issi IN
80 ahrrnooa. ~ lou-e. hsrn ant oct
bu'idinr.. bclonrinr - Wen. p Arl-n.
a. Seer hesd 81 csiiie. o-s hcrse. one voli.
t-clsc .b~sr. steen iassl'. qaan'iiv of
h.v. corn. -h~st. 6fty bs.hsl- oak. cns
hu-drcl bashris potatoes. t-cnty bsrr-is
49, al the hou.-hoi rooi.. @sc~ri to
hs,is Ths sre ~. fr.t discovered IN ~
barn. 80 it. origin b. a. ~ a mystery
Irsurei for 500 In the Giiraanton Mui-al
Co. r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

iii,ToEr 90 ruE BmtE. Ecv. ! 3.
Nciluaan % cansEss.ng OKfsr,i County. o.
an l.iasiraiel lI.s'ary o. tL- Holy Blli-.
Tie soiurc -il oouiain connected a.
eouut 81 ~ FcaiarEaii- cscut.asl ,ri.,i-.
E.istrl charartsrs o.ala,ncd ln ths Ca al
Me- Iesiau.cufs. anl .a Jcs.,A history
dsrias the i3ur huadr~i YEAR Intervening
? ctscen &c 'iur 20 Maiacii anI d. hirth
q Chfisi. .n,ia1i-g ai.o tlo hic q Cbri.t
aul Do. APOSTLE. w. ~hoic sui-ac.nr
PerIl-l % lo4r ttousanl ye2n. ~iA a0tes
cf.i',ai. typ grapL..ai and rxp,aratory. ~
join kfto. ID D.. IS 4 aathsr of
be- Cyeiopaiis q Bitrcal Etsraiarc. ..iI.s-
tory 90 Palestine etc. EItrI ~ Alsaa
bad, u. y. Essb-li.bsI By ever ne h4u-
bred fail rAge ,ugrasings AM maps Fsb-
hsled D. Nsary 3D.. Nor-ich. Coun. li
prau,iss. g. o. ,oisne q saaeh iatcrc,s
al sa'4c
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

The Governor has 80 the Aadrosco-rin
County lreasur-r Question 81 rest. PSI com
'ii.si1ninc fhe mar selected by &C. County
Conmiss'onsrs TIE Press. IN improving
upon our item makes a. tad afaH as .d
the Anlrcscprein Conn is.i5ners. ia stating
ihat Do consiii-tion vested tbc sppoiniusnt
iu thc Governor ard Council TrtiI f-sf
ihe County Conmissiorers counted vote.
ior the cand,dates far that osEee. an SIZED
sscsnei-s. TIE ehsrr- 80 u~Ie p, 81,
A. % fhe Leg..'at1-, of tlat year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26


The old vetcra an. ~ho have been cor yeA-s
engaged IN the prohibition army. 6ghtiug
against The rum sellers rebellion. have long
ago learned. ths, nothing bat steady. hard
Sepraved foe. Ia j. az OLD saying. thai
easy blows kills tn devil. bat this max
IN. however true IN ofhc- things. las -
true applIcafion o. The demon % run sell
have ben iastru@ental IN osusiaE the deal
ers % quit their nefsrious bs-isess. bet iu
nin~ty-niEe casss cot ~ kundrci they
have failed 70 rrotlucs The desi'sd resali
Nc arr no. dcalag ~ith- The uaan Who
nov deals IN inteNicAfrng hqacrs - an en-
pres. sioiaiOr Of az. an he kn0-s a. HE
!. wiifsl rrbel against the government
More thar his The run seller. 81 the pre-
sent das have an orS1sisei rebclhoa. In
MAssachuseits and oiher States they have
secretly organized society iormci or The
express purPose ~ making 'he prUhihitory
They have combined their al c.stsn gains
INTO an euo-rnous fund. wAich thew sre no~
welding % override the laws. corrupt The
hahs 90 l-risaiicn. and trarsf,ie uron thc
edic,s of Courts % Justice. n,c- arv Wan
wart cvid-nce 81 fbi. In. l., hirn -
We. The hisiorv ~ ~ ~, rvheilicn IN
Msssschssstfs sor 49, lat 80 v~a-s Jea
Davis anl ~. sttrocious r1i-icns rcrcr Ia
horrd 18Th greater real and ~r~-rv ., de-
sfrox and r,sn.ier VOID he- protiA;so-v I,-.
TAse ha1e raiss,i ever, les.l ,,-,~.t;o- ,rAirb
the irr~ruifv q the NOT di.tin~u;.bea
raeruber- 81 Tho Par eouil study ~ - r.
feat The or.e-sfirs of The law. aad ~a-ried
then 20 the S,aic and I-nrei States C,-u-,s
ara ther- prosecuted then % tl.e hitter .rd.
A soon a. thew have hoca heassn uT,on one
point they would change over o. anosher.
uutil the ~hole rrorrsr,e has been exhaust
81. FAILING 20 acucrnFli.h thew trrasona-
be purposes IN the courts thsy changed
their tactics an6 vert g. the Leri.iaturr %
the ola Rav state. Fer weeks rh.-r have
been irving o. irnprcssa -ccisct ronutfcc
Of thaf I.erislafu-c that D., kslissl. 20 s-r,uy
AID l.oe4ss rieig To acconiuIi.h this. thcv
have snrcccslcd iu securing thu scrs icos 20
eminent counsel. And AZ The bad q the Ess
stands GOV. Andres. That this dissin-
gui-i,-d siatcunan. ~ho won 50 msnv lau-
rs from tie ioyal men 81 the nsfion for his
6dciity O. princiPle All patriotic devotion
10 t6e rosatry durlnE The cnisre rcbcilson.
sAoad no~ for . TEE 5escvad 70 ILL., -
ami pitiful position % counsel ior the
~hisksy rcbsis q the noble Siais over
~hsos be - iong PRESIDED ns chief ulAsis-
trAfe. - natter Of profound astaui.hu.eu i
20 every body. 1bens Ia. been iefors that
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

Dsvscr ToE DrrENIIov 81 Co. ca.
q Thomcs ~ We.tsa C a's Del. Cra-I
Irlrk kadaay. tired b. Camhcr.arl Com.
o. iasi ucek. tie piaiatIs recovered q yer
DE 81 s2oie. ier dansge caused ~ .n.
rea.ana.i- detention ofsE hanI-cI barrel.
q ho-r So ilc tne of Co. delivery fosr
lhi .a..r three Dollars barrel uhr.b sum
g. .ary 'a--a le eamr,ny .soaI rsy.
~ Hh-nr' gave rat..e tbai b. .i1afI earrs
rT ~ case on esccrt,..
TIE Star says the o. T.r -.-.-..r a..
aour ~ qacs''or 'he ie.h ai Ja.aa-r. 1895
ard iid nof deliver it 81. r.-ti,-i s-..i n.
last ~ April or f-s, 70 Stay fT.rrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

equal rights and no unjust discrininAiions-
This they DO not ash a. fHror. bgt they
claim q - a righ-And whatever nay hs
the consequences 70 nen OF political par
ties. ts>y intsrd bersssser thar dis right
shsil be r~<pecisd-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

ieu0rftrFtf Cotfr.F Tie t1.sr.
c.es .- tae Ist .f Trlsc,s have been fH,I
making 'ie -toie BaarI siial ts l.rf.v.
Sarre' Q. nyk-. of Bah. Air,r C.
i-u. of Sscahtrar igrt.r Olt. n
Garaai i.aah ~.tt..r. .f Range. W.
j. Ma-a.e. oi Bangor Nl.ta.. WL
600. % urero Ger. o. >.scr. of Co.,.
Gown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

INrnNsf Rr,E~vE A despatch froun
" A.hineton saws 'hr r,ceiri. from iuierual
Rrvcnu~ sources ar more than 500. 90.
Go sirce ,he 1t - Juiy. tsss that b..
ior three -qusrssr- of the seal war n ).
sal IN ofiicisl cirvlcs-ttai thcre .. ~ gcci
rcason So suProsiug that The rvveuus from
tbs sosryc ~ii isn below ths estimator
iu fact. "a b. considerably believed that tbs =
vill creed them Inv isoouas 'aN !, ysl
- 10 collected. and. sc'rori ing TO The pro
sisions q tie am~niatorv at % tho "a
met. Z. 20 - collected By tho Soyh % April
H. con,laion 81 this branch 81 the rstioaal
rcs~n-~ - enoourariuE. not-ithsiAn'iin :
m d~Pr~s.ien that a. 6r.s .irhs -ouli .eesH
90 thrssicn a s.rlcas dsGcit-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

Tie Joa-rai icarns that ~'rkmcn az en-
gag io citing ouf stone f,r thc ns- aan
AZ Mrrhaai- Halls, Hoe 4 q. Deauon
b. ruiisa- ~ u,a~hin~ry ~ ~ nanuiae-
ta-s GO paPer far patent PAniaicts All
sicc1-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26
Mutual Edueatsou.l society,".

The Grani L,,igc Of thc Mutual EiucA-
tsonal SoricC wil hold der fr,s snnaAi
convvnfion a. The rooms OF Lodge No.
4. Besbei. 81, April 3oth. May Ia ,na "a.
\ san aitcndance from al he hDlev- Of The
Order . ds.irri ani cNpeotod- Aeoonno-
daticus 49, rros ijei ior al ~ho nav al
It'd. arf - l,arn arranccr.~uis srs being
uaa1e OR pleasant ani pro6tabie meeting.
rahl.r exercises -iii De- he'll ~ Acaiemy
HAL on ihe eve 20 che 1t Of NAV. on
which occasion a. o-aiion ~iu p. p-onounc-
"a 4, Mr. " : llat,hirson 81 Fari.. and
a Poeu, ~ NJ }. : Derby - oSfurd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

Ihe bemoerifs. -h0 are shooting tbeu.
scivcs hoarse over tie.r great t-.s-rr.t .-
eiect.ns Enef.h 90 te Goverro-. f. i-c1
burned h.u ia ehe, t-rsus, D.. voted o.
iree,iom in the Di.fr..i ofCoisrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

fersons .rtcrrsirl in oa matters. ar
a-a.n tern. - iheir steps to-arli Canals
Th- crude article IA. lately .1saroosi ouc
dollar Pcr tarrri. irun -hieb they ar-se
ihai % 49, son psy 90 pump The sell,
again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

Tie oil Castou .iaase ia r5riisnd b, be-
~ demolished. rr.pafstary Cd boiling q
re- al iarg,r ,l.fcr 4 ne- irame bold
80 las tsen r.muitnrsi. t1 De usci q. q
poet ofiee, f having been foand ingra,ti.
cable O. repair ca Ca one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

Eduar1 Ea..man al 7. ,.ailih-as-Lo
have hAG opporilaity io serve che govern
uent ~itha-i saiay. a. Drraiy Coilcsiar
ani InsTccior oi ihe Port ~ saoo. have
been rriirv.l. So thc olI iucan,tcnis re-
stored - sas, t..c BsiIcforl Joarnal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

4 -a.,h game of Bl'e Par s.r pol -,ay,s
on fhe Par Grounds. Satsrisy aterroo-
hctuesn Hercs'rsn Cla5 % Helr.-. and
t-c Pa-s ll.u cob.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

On Wsirssiaf aiter-1r. 18th. fhe la-r-
skate ani eiisei fi-,ors 40 Ssoshcza.. 80
DESTROYED OBJ fire. Tie Clarion satt r.
rorkrsa1 attempted o. r-am oai 90 te-f ai
O. va-rish ci.k uifi a req boz iron. sts- .r
esp.os.oo occurred. uhs.t AZ rrre go frr
totbe bafire. Ices sff.0N0toslD.0I..
assured far a. 06o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

The Ls-atou Jo.rnsl learn, ihsi NJ
John Morrin. Of Liscrmorv Fa.is b, ab.si
Co rv-i''us he paper, 'usPeu4ea soa-s ears
since
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

The Kramer Iesrns tLai To- .aiarv %
Ees NJ >aou. Ca. been i-crrascI o.
siSon Fer year. TAe m~ciiar. arr sers
fals sffcal-l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

TLe Star SAYS ttc Louss 81 NJ V. J..
SIDES. ai GorLsn. y o.. a. partially De-
sfr.ttl hg Gee. en- Iha-tday. i-ih. l.oss
a..lt 500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

The rf..s C-ucri sarrests thai NJ
>euarI made 'te Ea.sian parciase % cna-
De Aull fo f-ing roani ihe Ar.tie cifrio
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26
Letter from cAn;ou

In prNorEsr Al a tosn meeting %
Satarja, ia,t. oaiisl .n Pvru. % see 81 that
to~n would vote 90 raisc money 90 al -
eRfen,,on % ihc 7. so C.ER D. Can
ton. there vas are nuubcr present. an.l.
not-iiL.i anlin- thc ia--cst taV psyers b.
SIRED b. rot .ingi. dollar col'i h. rai.,l
ls vote of he tovn : -, after thc vote "a.
declare. .sscra, Of a. leading r.cn stepped
io-.ard and oHrrrl Hf.-rai ,su,s to-.rs.
private suAscririiou. al f-on ,he vel
knorn oharact~r OF hose 10 fsvor % ~
measure. q -as clear that thc ~e.iih as
ahiaiy oi the ton ~c-e iAiriy ovr-coa.s ty
uuwoeFs--oiher-i-c ale rvcorl, % rsru
voaii have bore cslleucs % tie sans en-
terTrls. ~hieh las charactcr,Ecd brr IN iA-
past
In sicw % ihe shove. tie tom - Caa.
ton voted thls aficrnoon 90 issue beads o.
The anlouut - three Thousand dollars in a.
dition % ihc Eve tho-sanl before ral-sI i1r
shc sane ParFose Oniy to ihoa.a,l
more are no~ required Co in.surc the CON
plciion 81 ihc y.utract. an the bsil1iur Of
ihc read. wh'-h Is eIpestei 20 10 raisol o.
sabscriltion .r the sicin.fs.
frrParafions ar being made iar th- con.
siruriion az Steamboat fo run h-trccn
Canton a. NcNico. On the Aniroscosr.n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-26

bIEp. in EGnrLsm. y. n. April il,h.
AEti,- O. BaHksH. Sgd 30 year, sals
morfts
liz sicknes. commenced three month.
i-o--frst. Do. i-it stoaiier became lane
ther thc raraiysis commenced in tbe Eager
20 he Do. hand thcn hts l,h - r-rs
~eak unui D. va obliged % use a es-s.
ihen b. graiualiy sank un,I ie teram, a.
hs'fiess a. ar infant D. is.t l,. sr~ccL .ir
weeks teiore ~ tsath ie AS frouii,s
sbo-t iasinS foo,l ior 80 mo-ti.. anltaet
nothing t1t h4u.l- f1- the ltrt f1ur -eel.
10 e. oordanoc -rth BE- request here "a. o.
esau,isstion of BE- bad. -bich .Loves al,
d.'-ase % BE- tahercliou. deposit on ih-
BRAIN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-23
A SUCCESSFUL ST7ATEGETIc
SkEEDADDLE.
CALVE YES
FAMOTV SALOON AND RESTAURANT
on THE RAMPAGE.

Ut Is ANNOUNCED TO THE WORLD AND
! tie balance Of mankind p" fond OF
Generous Liquors and Racy Niands,
that FALVEY, although the occupation OF hts
works. was not characterized by "nssterly fnsc:
tivity has abandoned his fed Jorf'h1Stions and
taken up an impregnabe position
One door East Of his Old Stand,
with his right flank still held by the Lord sod hta
left under the protection Of the faithful stewsrdVD
Here in this Gibraltar of Saloons and RestAu-
rants may at all times, he found the " veteran
John -" every inch King" in his royal -diHeo.
-ation Of the other John who enjoys the popoiaf
pAtrorymic of Barley Corn and all his c"usins-eer
man from hi. double.fr Cognsc TO the more oht
taut Champagne. -
Here on the shelves and in the lsrdet may be
found every thing that will tickle the tongue ana
please the palate Of :. Who seek to build up ef'
hansted nature.
In this New Saloon every depart
ment is perfect aud complete from bar and 70
kitchen.
This is Falvey's second home and
he will make it more pleasant aud agreeable than
the first. ,,,
In short, everything edible nd
drinksbe can here he had al short notice.
Come one, come all and then you Il come again
Feb73tt
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-23
ATTACHMENT.
State of Mississippi,
Madison C0uBty

r Powell. Attachment to
as. March Term. 1907,
B. r. Nicholson. of Circuit Court of
Madison County.
THE defendant, in the above stated
case, is hereby notified that an at.
tachment was issued on the 22d day oil
February. 1867, for the sum Of four thou.
sand seven hundred and four dollars and
twenty.three cents, against his estate,
real and personal. returnable to said Court,
at the suit Of j. r. Powell-snd that IN
less the said defendant appears at the
courthouse Of said county, on
The 4th Monday of March, 1861,
10 plead answer or demur 10 said attach
ment, judgment will be entered against
him in favor Of said plaintiff. and the pro-
perry attached will be sold TO satisfy said
judgment. ,..
It is further ordered that this notice be
published in the American Citizen. a
public newspaper in this State. at least
once a week, for four consecutive weeks
and that copy of the same be sent to
the post. Office Of said defendant, addressed
to him. :,
Given under my hand and seal OF said
L. 8. Court, this 29nd day Of February,
/ 1867.
JNO. DAWSON, Clerk.
Fab o. at =
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-23
Tho Supplementary Reconstruction
Rill-What II Contains.

Bil-Wnat IL Sonthus'
There having been some delay in the SEN
ate in considering the Military Reconstruc.
ton Bill the measure will go over until
next week. In the meantime, our readers
are doubtless anxious to learn the main fea-
lures of the bill. Its object is, as heretofore
announced, to take the matter Of RECONSTRUCT
ton out of the hands of the civil authorities
Of the conquered States, and place it with
the military. 1t directs the commanding
officer of each district to make complete
registration of legal voters prior to the first
of September next. When the registrations
are completed, proclamations are to be issued
by the same authorities, calling for State
Conventions.
The conventions are to meet within sixty days OF
the election of their members. and these supple
assemblies are to proceed forthwith TO the lorna
! tien of State Constitutions-there being, as our
readers are aware. one common bed OF ProcrnsIes-
the Military Reconstruction billion which those
constitutions are to be stretched 80 that any liberal
idea of State government that may perchance enter
into them may be Topped OF. The constitutions,
after having undergone this process, are 10 DC
transmitted to Congress, aud that exceedingly I'D
era and enlightened, body is to apply the pruning
knife at discretion By an ingenious fiction OF law
| which could only emanate from the brain OF an
kee these instruments pre- then to be considered as
the voluntary enactments Of the Southern people,
and the new and regenerste STATES are y w uego
worthy of utilization with pious HgV England
| There have been various opinions among casuists
as to the propriety OF practicng pous frauds but
as 1t is fundamental American idea that all gov
ernments shonld be tiased OR the consent OF the
governed, it will be seen that the fraud IN question
| Cannot very well be dispensed with. There have
| been various amendments added to the bill Win
reference to the fraud. The first amendment de-
clares that majority of those voting for the const
tutions shall be sufficient for their adoption, when
might put it in the power OF very small hnmn s
| If yagabonds, black or white, to decide upon th,
fundamental law of any one of the helot states
| But upon u little reflection, that seems to nave
| shocked even u Radical Senate, and seconc
amendment was added, on the motion OF Mr. Ed
wards, requiring that on the ratihcaton oil any con
sttntion one half of the voters shall be required II
vote. This amendment was adopted By vote O
"a to IA.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-23

FuRs1ruRy FURNITURE l-Messrs. Fitchett
4 Bledsoe, in Smiths building, Northwest
corner Of public square, have on hand a
large lot of furniture, mirrors, mattresses,
rugs, china, stone china and glassware, and
house furnishing goods generally, which
they will sell at reduced prices, for cash
Pe-sons needing furniture, &c, would do
we'll 70 call on them, as they can make II
th. interest of buyers to pstronise them
The polite and accommodating "Billy" Bledsoe
will always be found "on hand" glad to
show bis stock, and ~. "" will "do the
thios brown up p il you are so fortunate as
20 End him not "sbsent on professions
business" as the lawyers say.
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Spring Goods.

In our last we made brief mention OF the iact
that Messrs A. II. Ford b Co. had received por-
ton of their stock of Spring goods. At that
writing, the snow being " visible to the naked
eye )" turn in whatsoever direction we might, and
the icicles hanging pendant from " bush ana
bough brar and brake, - one was not likely to be
deeply impressed with the fact that Spring hao
come again, or to be enthnsed with the contempla-
ton of the beauties of the vernal season. Hence
our brevfty. Within the past few days. however.
the earth having thawed up, we have looked AROUND
and strolled about, and have not shghted Inc
opportunity to drop in on the Messrs. Ford-whose
establishment may be appropriately characterized
as the Emporium of Fashionable Bazaar OF Fine
'Goods-and ia Ike q plant hour to examine their
:. stock in trade" We had only the leisure 10
inspect their ladies' dress goods." OF which they
have large and most elegant Observation-Disclosures
ed by Mr.. A. II. Ford himself, with due regard TO-
lust appre citation and perfect knowledge OIL the
wants. requirements and tastes of ths ladies' OF
Madison and " coterminous territory" Inc iaoies
aforesaid should lose no time in repairing to this
house, examining their goods, and replenlshlng
their wardrobes-lest they should find themselves
in the deplorable condition of Miss Flora Acfllm-
sy-with nothing to wear" Their line OF dress
goods consists In part of-silks Of all kinds, en-
brodered, striped and checked grenadines, mourn
ing nouveuate, orphine cloth, sultan mixture
mixed mohair, plain leno, mozambique popllns
plain soute de SOIL Linn lawns, plain lawns, plain
and figured musns, shambra lawns, jaoonet ging'
hams, striped and figured organizes, larg assort
ment of ladies' furnishing goods such as chemise
and night dresses. Here is list from which the
Queen Of ISheba might have been glad to make VI
her attre and we can truly say, with that majestic
lady, that q" the half has not been told" Ladies
| would do well to call on the Messrs. Ford on thu
first fair day. and get their choice of these int
goods. They take special pride and pleasure il