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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-01-19
TO TIE PURLIC.
JACKSON STOVE DEPOT.
CAT Col. r. A, SMITHS late stand.)
wIsHA q sTRAUs g,

wIsHART q STRAUSS,
Manufacturer Of ..,t ..,l,i s,
Tin, Copper and Sheet IRON Ware.
ID oOFING and guttering done at shortest notice
~ on the most approved stye, and on reasonable
Always on hand-TIN WARE, JAPAN WARE,
Houaeh6id Family Goods, st wholesale and retail
which we propose to sell at New Orleans and St
Our arrangements with frstciass southern ana
Western honses, are now complete. We can furnish
ment in our trade g3 3gu3Q
We keep constantly full supply Of TINNERS
MATERIAL. which we offer to the trade at regular
Wholesale prices.
expressly for the Southern market and our whole
stock has been carefully selected and laid In since
the decline IN prices, and are determined to give
our customers the benefit thereof 81
We are also fully prepared to manufacture Smoke
stacks Escape Steam Pipes, and AL and any work
Orders from the country respectfully solicited and
promptly attended to. jeIOdiy.
SEWING MACHINES.
IETHEELER 4 WILSON'S Sewing Machines,
wv with all the latest improvements have
just been received, and are now offered for sale
H. h EVANS = SON, Agents,
CAPITOL STREET, t,,.t..... JACKSON, MISS.
AS these Machines are second to none, par
ties wishing to purchase would do well TO call,
examine and price, before purchasing else
where. i Hfh1 tH ,7s
Anassortment of Needles always on hand.
Dec. IA d3n.
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MERIDIAN.

JONES HOUSE,
nrERIDIAN, Mss JOSIAH JoEEs Prupris-
WI tor This coumofiouI Holal - ben rsnovni-
- I'D otAnuiaa rrsparsd Ter ths annammctatln. q
russtl- Iha rrurre1cr rrumlHeI - kNsp NJ tn1l1
lnrpIlsf Win lEurytllnr a. narkst sGurta.
1ltls = EsrlI n e1unecllra wiI1 - Hcuaa. uherl
snlI..lI - - III s-r-d ~ luly u ~
MARTIN ,MePHA1L 4 co.
Commisson Merchants, 81 Louis
MARTIN, KEEEEDY 4 90,
CommiEsion Merchants, Cairo, N
MARTTN. HEJr0N - Co,
Commission Merchants,
-. HHnEDEAE, Hzss.
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to the City Of Vicksburg for public purposes.
p S. This is the only reliable Gift Concert
In the Southern States, and / am prepared to
give sufficient and the best named men In the
country for reference.
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Corner Washiagton and South Streets,
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Professor Of Governmental Science and Law.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29
CnNRRFSS.

Congrcss assembled On The 2ist. AMI al
i5lrued over 10 MoIlay. The Coumiiiec
were appointed in he House, tho Naia'
ucmbe-s icing assigned a. Shows:
PIKE. Chrirnaa 81 Naval Afairs. ans
on-EKPendiiu-e = STATE DspArtsasut
Lynch. on Banking and Post Onccs
hlainc on Appropriation.
PcEh.m. Chairman OF Invalid Prn,',us-
Peters, On PubEe Expenditure snd Ia
tents.
In The Senate Mr.. Mcrrii. 81 Maine. o.
lcrcd mediation instrs. ga; thc Committee
ca Military Arairs % irguiIc into the en-
peaienev Of IN irrc8iaie reduction Of the
military forces Il tho Uni;ed State. -
Adopted.
NJ. BSsiwoii Presen,e1 The report o. the
Jsaiciary Committee. recommending the
Impeachment o. PEcsilcrt johnson.
Unsigned BY Mcssrs Boutwell,. Thouia..
Williams. Lawrence and Charchin.
A'ter the Clerk hai read the majority re-
20. for bali an hoar. IT, further reading
vas Dispersed With.
Ga notion o. Mr.. Biasha-n. .nd On the
ststemeni .hat ;be rcali-g o. al the -cpo-ts
voaia oeuPy ten hour.. the summing Up
oiibc majority rePort. edited by Mr. Bout.
vel. va ihen real.
IL declares. TIA; in ac,oriancc With The
testimony thrcwith sabni,icd and BE vie-
Of the lav presented. the Committee Is O..
the opinion hat Andres johnson. Presiden,
o; The United State, Is -uil,y o. hi-A
crimes aad mislrncano-s rcloir,re thc ia-
terPosi,ioa Of the Consiiiaiioaai pove- q
ihc Iloase.
Mr.. Wiisoa Of Iowa. Cha.rn.an. and NJ.
WoodbFiigo joined ia one minority rcport.
and Messrs. Eidridse ard Ma-.bal Join IN
another.
Mr.. Boai~en moved tLc posipoaeneni
Ct The Impeachment report uniil " cdncsday
Ct next week.
NJ. Wilson. of lows. presented a amor.
iiy report. declaring TIA, President , Johnson
va not guilty Of hish crimes or ui..lenacan-
ors.
The uioie su'ject vss postponed unil
Wclncsliy cf reSt week. Adorned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29
ne Li;ile Waite Church

- WosE WHO VIII UNDERSTAND II.
I-.sr,'s f..t', we, C,u-.s % q --.i tow.
80 O. theasaa.i -ul,.' Ore, gosaisus -.sr.
A ss-as ~ ias rooi I--e5r . tsry .ay v.u froun
>aoaif tri 80 atraf mi arf 80 80 rlfr.
81 raih-r ttiak 49, f-~ roe So -rasoa
~ ~ t4tfie white Caarsa - ci,.si ~ .rs.au
fEas ne th.t a. r-s.or a. res f-or, hIs f.,rs.
Ne az uc' cs-- 49, 80 saothsr v.-.tis..
70 s1-pris-'i aiu ~ usch a. q &c - - nsist
ho-s-
Iaai his srr-rs -os's q, 81 s-sss.- o,,,..,-
A. even ous ~oai-rri waai couis o. 49, --..-,
rhs' ~ ii'iis EAiis chsrea "a eos, go s,a.s..
'r'ra' u',t a. o. ssFsor -, u.i.,ins th.iua
f-r
Hcr aii 80 hct reai,rr ~ ~il frnrklr rrufrss.
irvfrui co. cd f-ss Tree. .iri-e O. t.ss uarzlar
ih'1Ea 49, naea t - aoei-.i taey urysr has
good
vat --rsr az,lu ~ t,s-- - ,sch 4. rca.oa
for go Lltis WA Clsrca - :. sis.sl o.
$40 vet 20 ~ oau-ss. 'ss 49, eos--isi 70
Erfher.
49,, -s.i -. .s,i.,s's ~. - s.- ass..
A. ny s-ssJ ooasi.le1 - So. coi1 vluiry
vrafhr-
Ihf1 aaff,fr ~ h1-ar. 49, ~-s nctalr- o. tara
- thsl 81 sect t-cs .r.ia. 49, 80 ~ r.a.sa
Wa i,s ill,ic Wllis Caurca 80 c.osra 81 80.
ren-
-. r. ru,- r-ns-s.s-s as~s 49,. o. Msi.-.
serac 10 GEL $50 gror.l tlcaEtt O. crurI
taf ! rv.aF tailess $50 u-'er h.sp-n asaia
raai th-y'l al stsy a. aous. ior ~ 80 sart 20
SOL
WIZ -issl, IT,. ~. u.--..i - $500 os,er
roa.cn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29
- ws.le1aa seninsry Z collsr,

Ilc last term of ihis popular institution
has been snost r'eaari aoI p-o.r. r-ous
one. II nauter Be- ,1-ccds any other in
90 '.iooi's L.H.ry. a-rrr -at.n- nearly or
l.le three hundred staIerts F5ra school
~ tf r1mters. there are icrt- eases OF
discipline da- aay school lr or krorlodrc
us b. largely Dc Co tic pertonai influence
ard good management of Dr m J. Tor
fcr fle President ar thc love CD tulr-f.
rrr.-a.'y lave o. BIN Da-.r- t'sfucrfy-
I've gears ssporsni,a ticrc have BEEN
t.t tH1 or rrce instances 90 rrra'..l-.
H. PASS term rivals al oilers la rf.asa-t
rc.li.raT tetvrcr tearirrs ara r.h1ia-s.
H. lro'essor .1 tir T.r.f frurrt De.
fa-'reaf A. y Car-n. B a tas been
IMPLIED t1r.s.- on ar--rrt rffH ieafit
ite r1i.ufs l.i-ri-- tl.s. sl-r-se8 t.-.
F'.h a sory cioiee present.. E..e Homo.
Loag'.hoH's ul-te. ~.ti Oh 2e~ Life. o.
Norion, ari a c7mrict. 90 rfD.-Er-s.
6.oHc oir.c-. ls "a tcrf-r1aisf q ft-i-
regard All cs.cu
1be rr-.ni a-f-r,riertrI. az ~r-----s
sciiptio- torl--s .v...-ts % one or
mon, oftae proi.ssa-.i.-.. arl t,~r-l ,b-
res ani Hagn'fs.ai la.lI'--. a.I A.amri
Chapel, a1ouf % Del erected. ui.b tfs
largest nuuber az scholars a-d unusual
ri rioss Interest 81 sisaif.4-f.
u Be- tuc thar every friend oftiis ir-i,-.
i.gu sh5aI bc alive 90 is Interests. eel
rally 90 Be- suPPort. bo,L ~ iic.- irg.ca..
ard tlcir ptc1ria-y al.
J " llAruAwAg. f-cl,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

Gen. Giants Testimony before thc Ju-
e.liary Committee q, polished. Ga iLc u.
90 job b. testified.
have seen tie Pres. icnt ven irClzcntiy
IN rcierefoe 70 thc eonlrton Of aHair. a
lie rebel States Whcn "a a.ked % D.
a. Cabinet meeting. % va bccausc SOM
qacstioa vas Up in which. a. General o. the
Army. ] ~ interested. IA lo; aware q
any intcr,icv With The President on an-rs-
~. i have occasionally rccoul,nenieI a
person FOR amnesty l thoughi myself -
thai time thss there Vas no r,asoa nv. be-
ease a pcrson hal ri.en 20 tie rsrk oi
General. be sloulI - SNclu3ed from am
nesty any more than one No hal faded %
reach that rank ] spoke on that point. 4
froqgentiy bad q infcrccdc for ten. Lee
anl other Parolcd oficers, On the grounl
ihAi thsir parole. - long a. tbcy obeyci
the laws Of the Uniicd States. proicc,c Cd
them from arrest ani trail. The president
AZ tAai tsIae occsriol ihc groaal thst they
shoald BE- tricl and punished. lie wasted
TO knoU when thc time scal cone thai
they shoall be punished. told ban net
- bong a. the ohcyci The AVS AID con-
pied with the stipulation. Thai -zs tie
ground ! took
II rclatioa - ihc North Caroiina procla-
raation. Gen. GRAFT Crsi heard q rad be-
fore the Prssilesi A. SscFotary Of War.
and TESTIFIED a. f1iovs.
Do no. iAink oppressed any opinioa
about t a. ile tmc. / looked upon il a.
simply Temporary ulcasarc sutI Congress
sloull meet and seattle tlc ubo.e question:.
sni that % did net make ulch dlG crcccc
bou % as done. 80 tha; thcrc rs form
81 covernmcni there. I kncs tAai innc-
d.Aisly aiter lie close ~ Tie sa5elHon thcro
~As a very Gao feeling manifested in tie
Sosth. and thoasht &C oagAi 10 take al
vantage of it a. soou a. possibie. bas sac
lhat there has bocn an CT idea; cAaasc .hcrc.
nav have c1prcs.ei my sis~s o. tic Prcs-
iieui. 10 10 rcco.ieet particularly.
] 10 10; suppose that thcre wsre any
rersous engaged In iLai c1ns4i,aiion 40
thougbi 81 ~i.at ~as bsing done a. that
tine ~osld AS anv lonEuE tlan until Coz
grcss voald me,i. ant sitLsr ra,ify thag
81 criabl 81 some other frola oi gotcruu1cns.
knov % never crossed uy mlnl ti.ai uLai
va tciug dcno ~as anythins, u.oru than
temporary I uldcrsfood this O. &c thr
view 81 he Frcsilcnt an q ever bodF
c.se. ! dii not knos Of Any diEcrcnoc OF
oI.Hion on the subieci lie ~as very ara
iaus 90 have Congress raiiiy b. vic-s.
Gen. Giant A'so icsiilcd IN reference 90
thc Mar lad election troablcs TIE Pres
ideni had dstermlIsl % U.s. the military
power an behalf CO Gov. Swann. bzt Gca-
Grant called rs atcuiion O. she law on
the sgllcci. Which changed Ia vicss aad ls-
terra ga evidently. Sosac troogs. atss;
LOO. ~cEe sent 70 Bait.zorc. 70 BE- uscd 10
ca-c 81 riot. Their services we're not
needed.
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TIE DixAela Village High school.

TIE Fan Terri 90 thi. vel kno-n school
closed on ihe l5;h. ins.. With pabEc cx.
amin,iion. sni a literary crtc-tai-r--, r.
49, evening TIE day va unusuauy co.'s
a. clustering. yet Ire exsniusfioa "a.
wcl attended by a. PEOPLE q TIE VILLAGE.
an3 many from ~ rc.clhorinE to-r-
This school has long been scry sacocssfaliv
rara-cl BY the skii, an uuiirinr Ial.ors Of
u PRINCIPAL Mr. Howard Yet sussr re-
marked by many % che spectators thai The
exercises never were 90 interesting and
vel managed hciorc TIE clcsr elaeiaa.
ton q problems and sentences. to-c.bcr
Ui,h IL rea1v ant correct answers q IL
s'sdcn;s q lie various questions proposed
a. Tic Froicssiolai n.cn oftic Village. cvi7-
CO ihoro1-i-~ss 'rziy oommcnlabic on
tier part. O. ueI a.. ~ ile teacher. TIE
ossays and oiAer o-i -ir-i proasc;ions ~ouil
have Gore c-,1i' to sfalcn's ot Aralemies
ard College. particularly the va,edietory.
aPocra. by ere fi,e yours i8is. az ~
school. ltuas r-o,.cfion IA; saoura
great a TRY anl uacl iiou-tt. To even.
io- exercises consisting a. do,ian..5ns.
dialogues, couPosifion. music and oti,cr
cHcrciees. ucrc received via entire salts
ac,io- ~ flc large a-i i-'ei'ircst a.l-e.c.
erowdHs De lar 11i- school Las Is.-
Teen uo'ea CT account orthe large number
q suocessfal teacher, 81 las cent out. a.,
- ihe great ia-iii'ie' osers8 o. Young usen
ior acquiring q liberal eda-ati,n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

On sri after Deoeuber ist ~ Govern
mat val ch-r-- ihsr mcfhoi Of coav,r-
sioa - 5-sas. so 'Ltf BE- uiI not r.-,sffsr
tc so 'av,nti- fo a. boider. ~ a s-v--.
'ar'g ay o,e % ceut. al Co. present. The
Government nov aii7-s interest on tdc e.
I'D o. dafe oi consr-si1'. All rhar-cs r,r
oeai. i.,,r,si .a .an,n-y On o. o ~ ION
j a.y irf Aver p-e--ile- i., ,fr Govern.
nrnf s a'.~ interest on o. 1.r' O. Jaa.
i't. i-.-. arl deliver t.-J B1rI ~.,l tts
Jaraarg coupon ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

WHAE DENocnAr7 MEsNs. Tic
Lynchbarg Eqpa5bcas. ose OF lbc bollest
rebel papers On tts ss1th. siys.
We have OCCASIONAL csprcss iors &C rrrre.
thai the nanc of ''Dcmocrai- BE- retained .a
the present division 90 rartes. u uisii
have ben setter f1r some reasons. has .I.o
opposition io tie EaIica' rule las o--.--
ired unicr some other wnt,h.worl. t-- TIE
hri is. thar o. rsuc q ncuoc-st vas re.
taiued ai tho No-h during ,f.c ~ar. o. o.
friends Of consi.tuiiona' liberty. ard hence
iic 'rrrende- ouni our Only allies in ftai
q-zrtcr -nror.i rnfrr Gar te--r-
1t orr Slu.iern friends offbe 7fI Vvhir
parry reucubcr thit r.e r1ri Demo--arv
does not nr~ moan utlt 30 dii ir ty gore
dars. la,i ,ss-cs arc ClecrI 90 rarvl.-cs
arc Eped o1t tie tire ard only ml.n,,r
fosatacLclt9 Do b. char ca e-,,t..-.
~s.eh b. engaged BOZ c. i--r.t.c u-a--L.
vi-h ile Ja-.5ias Oh or l..rtel r--
~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29
MAINE ITEMS.

4 Coon rIc.-John 4. T,nrree. q Al.
bay. rcccniiy slaughtered = Chester Pig.
IL months oid. vci nc 5co ns
"a State Teacbrrt Couvcn,ioa com.
meroed a seciou az LEWISTON. on MonIay.
vaich ~as vel attended
ETB ,. GsIian. E-i.. q Norusv. f.
nos abolt o. clavass Oxf--I Comfy. w-b
works q rare iaiorosi from tie I.eus 81 ale
u'o't PoPahr asihors % modem ccaius.
- socieiy o, being formed a. Mc,haa.
is fans 20 frovile for am-,cneu,. ola
prostable sni moral characscr. a rc,4,n..
rocn aEl hhsAry. a. sc learn from 10
Anif1tcoesin Herald.
IFrWe 60 q press day earlier ths
week. on Account o. Taanksgisia- Day.
TTThe baek.b5ac % oas winisr /. bro
Ken. and &C are hasins thaw We arr
hkeiy % gct more rain before thc groand
irccFes ard u - hoc.icd very mu,h.
TsA Mormou elder % go,ng % become
Caih0lic PF.esi- lie -il gave Up soaio Of
his uivcs.
r1-li vas oi c5ursc an Irishuian Mo sad
" Tie most eioqaoas lsa,sse 10 dogs acc
4, h.s tad
Ihc Democrat no'i-c. team q t.-ca
yok-s % ave ycar-cil oNco. osueI ia Ban
gor. -ciglins respectively 800. j. Cll AID
a.ss5 Posa1s.
- AJcrish Provcrb ,ays. "Commii
''a tsics. A8d Yea 81 tLiak ii Pesloeily
allowable
- \ corrCsPonicn' ~ de I-uis,on
Joarual says.-tgsite q religious snisrost
prevail, anong the Mciho-ii.ts % North
AGbu-n iu charge oi Rev Mr. Bauss. ras-
tor. a. The prcscoi tlne. Souo tucise 81
iourtccn pcrsons have b,cn converted der
.og ihc past iss day. a. Ea.t Hebron. on
thc o1tskIrts 81 the charge. ani ihc interest
IS deepening throughout ihC entire chargc.
70 NJ james Week. % BrouuEell. an
a--l Ernt,raaan. "a thrown from tis earn
agc short tluic $50. hy vhich o.. collar
bone uas hro.sa 49, talac .r.1-s bruises
-cre ALEC inflicted. lie b. no- dong sell.
~ Thcrc have been ten vessels Iai't 4.
- seven
- 49,. a. ~ 49,
- he Dover Observer relates tAat
ihere - thrcc- lrEgcd colt IN LAT yicinitv.
Mi.hAn s. Braiman Ia, b5ashs ihc ANAL
ani vi eNhioii o.
70 he hAeh'A' a'on sAys that Il
Cu''o-n Hoa'e. ~ EastTo-t. offers 60 sale
to thousani roaai' ofsaiicf sicred hr
''ol'''on a. *. That 's large e-arn-
"s 10 -''e-
- Mr. Dickens has already hcea tisol
os i@'nsiei.o- iio-mos. t.o-e.l. and severn
o'hor'- TIE d''uHgs''hrd novelrss has no
-, -. I 80 % -''-'-'' '''1as
c,
f ~ ''A' oAhi'iiie ~so D.
- --N '-s-' 20 10 ''''''7'''
- MAIor 1eneFal sicklcs Las becn
f -''sfea 90, % h'' T'rii.'n ~ a Volunteer
e.a'er an becomes plan Col slokl.s.
= -. -, - 70 an 'A''' Il ~
q 'lae
-, - :. - = i'
- " '1-n' oH Tar &c e'iraora'nhry
,i,--,i,,, a. -. .-...-, 49,.
-. ur..,es - -f--t :. - -
pr-.---er,. -. ,-..,.r. g.. -.
th,.e q S,,-t..--v
r. " " -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

- Disco. ---ot re Seraior b1i o.
-ref7o1ier,-uy' thst e. 1r-7tat9rs
.. Secretary ~.ra-l v'.t g. s--r.sf s-rrt
81 e. pi-.,h government o. e. ra--La.s
90 So Il.uai lave been oorc.alsI arI
fi' 90 ar- 20 lave &c sii-l f,r g. .s0o-
CO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

foui,sp. "A cHrhl-ss vsry jastiy
says vs. notice iiai Fo-taad n,r-iar,s ar.
reaching oct i,r trad. ty uati-r I.srraI
use OF thc advertising ooi1mns o.. - "A
Icrs ia llf,rcrt sections 20 &C. S.ate. We
are clad CD Gee tais. We kaou there j. a
good i-cins ia hrar cfP51tianI a. a-a.n.,
Hasioa or anF o,ler c.ty. it-osrh9at &C.
STATE. The merchants iave onir fo avail
tser.eIrcs oi i-ls gool feeling. All rcaeb
ile public hy the local press. O. .ecare s-a
coairoi tbe baik ftle uhoiesale trale ,f
the STATE. E,ail icalcr.. ctl.r tii--. t.e.
Co., gal. uo-ii t.a.l ,f.,.r o. aaIs 4.
Ior'lal faar E..io-.-u.y IaI na-t
rail.r ,l.l- TRADE st.4I g. ,.aa-lt t...r.
irs -T ioriari. cd snrelrz e. men.
,.tr's 20 Gas c.fr. 'aar fo 60 .-to a-r.t.r
= fte. fort.a1l srous tli. aaI srl.av -.
O. profit ttrr.,y We admire o. 3D.. Il
I'D erir-r ..se of tt. People o. sa.h a. .tt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

O. Aessgomcry Binr b. dssoou-rsi
asoli tiea. G-ant aid compisin. has ie
has ia.lol io uaLo ssch docilrauons a. c-.
niic BIN 30 - c9uslsaec sf Domocras
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

- TIE J1lge oi The Canber.aad FRO
Bate Cosrt. Tlursdsy. gave rs deci.ioa
ia ile matter 81 o. petition 90 prove ti.c
contents oi tho rir CO E-ua Robinson
la,c ofWniiau alleged o. have been I1,i.
saPp1scl destroyed. of carried Oh, offlis
S,aie. p t'smisslng tbe petition. tberehv
hoii1e Gar tle confiaacd existence cf
siii I'll. ur o. tle ;ime ~ thc death Of
'cs'atriz Eas not established ty o. evidence
Added 'n Do case Tie case 81 proba.
by g. forv1ri 60 fhc Ssprcne Cosri by
aFpeai. tay. &c Argos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

ia gcalcu-an from thc Eas;ern part
oi o1r State. 40 travels cRtcnsively. aaI
has recently been thoroa-h oar County
speaks ID hisa terms Of the agricuiturla ia-
iercst oi thc valley oi thc Anlrosco-rin.
an1 c.qcciaiy oithc Vel cultivated fares
i1 Rum'orI. AM 81 loiains to-ns. lie DO
tacci icur pee harrs. ~hich coail not have
c'si ices ii'sa 2.oo 90 5000. Sch a. g.
no; scen IN fenchscoi ~ A-oostook Com
ucs. Tie 'aFmcrs al srcucd thriay. an
si'ins uiiA IL hops tbcy cuitsaic. IL
also 'aii that hote.s were AT eel k,r,. g.
reciaiiy OR fri-nd Croctcu,. - B-ra-t'.
Foal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

The ioilo~ing pretty lines written b. a
ycfnE LADY. IN stovn ret ~ 81. an sur.
gcsicl - an oocurrenco harI-,uins rcoclt-
~. src ssnt us 18th the suggestion that th~s
nay 90 more god than svsnoa. W
should BE- giad % be often favorod VIII or.
r al prcl acilnn. nl ..rh r,rrif.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

rF-An cng1iry VS. recently r1ie r- tie
fa-ninston Ch-onieic. whctbe- rersor,
~ho Use intoxicating Liglo-s a. b~scr.
AZ. or wbo chcw an smoke toba~-,.
shoals Be crpic1od a. Icacb-rs in our pub
Dr. Seiools. Ar. 6sec. principal of ths
Normal sriooL. there. rrpi'-d al follows.
lst Z teierc tll- tie habits aIalcd to
above are ae-raliuE in th,i- infucroe upon
Sc indisIdua. al icted ID iLem and upon
those sao associatc u.fh Liu.
81 ] believe thai no ccuniucc has a
rieht o. sanclon any FaeL ini1cacc on the
scLoo.-rorm
"a. ] believe. tberrfo-c. thar r.erson-
vho CSC infos rcsfiug drinks 81 Lcvcr,re.
o. VI oise- sri smoke tohaoro. oo-hi not
O. he employed a. teaehcrs in CIR psbh-
scboois
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

20 Cold asva,cei ff01-t i, eo-s..
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

- We not,ce Lar a. Bsllast ia., week
thc hcrn0meter uss down to AFRO. rt
rcacbed that point here 81 ID O'Clock On
Aoa4ay night. in an exposed pis-,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

Mr. Liac5'-'. i,its. when hs va, t-',.i
Amounted io tti-'v. ,i-it dollars arl i.rt..
o1c ccnts. Fcv ti.ags ia De- career are
more c-cl.tatie Oh thc ciaracfer ih.n tis.
lie va' evidently al rrll.-f a-I co-s.ien-
toa' ia o. Tr'rafr al =. Do p.arc sfsl-s
Iev mrn ir Fat.'c r's tecr Hrir 81. .aa-s
fo strictly i- haul. iiisno te-r., r.st Nr
Do1-.as. far instance. died heavily .- f.ft.
Tle Boston Joarnai liis t.e nail ub.- d
fays. Not q festh part of al tbe local
ncEs shich frlrspi-cs in ary country tour
Cd. 'ta way mo the civ paper. ali bs
vho taE.s tac latter o. ihc cxrlus .on 81 b 4.
oss tsEn cr county Pap,r does me- faiflh
duiT a. a. rliiz.n. sub a person 81 anEor.
o. to Ga a toun oacc. f1r b. itcks Ioal
pride.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-12-27
A Wonderful Invention.

TIE Robertson Register announces that
a printer in Springfield. Henry H. Kirk.
has invented new and wonderful apparatus
for distilling, which, in addition to prevent
ing frauds upon the public revenue, great
ly economises the process. He has applied
for patent, and therefore the details of
the invention are not given but the Reg
lister has the following as 10 the process
and results, which is highly interesting
The boiler, which is entirely original,
surpasses any that we have ever seen, serv-
ing to boil the beer a second time, and
throwing any quantity desired of the pot
tail into the mash tubs. enabling the dis
tiller to mash one tub of beer per MINI te.
The running of this boiler does not make
the least noise a stranger entering the
house would not know it was in operation
without being so informed. 1t is entirely
harmless, and not subject to the least dan.
ger of explosion from and overcharge o.
steam, or of collapsing by producing va
CUM in changing the beer in its various
chambers as this with ordinary boilers
After the beer is emptied into the boiler il
passes through full process of distillatiOr
without being handled or seen, except wher
the whisky passes through the glass tubes,
or pipes, where the distiller can be able tC
weigh and test it without being able to OBJ
tain drop-it being delivered into the
cistern room under the lock ofthe ASSES
sOr, treble copper distilled a0hisky. Thoroughly
coaled.
This new invention OF Mr. Kinks car
easily be attached TO any disilIery anG
worked successfully. 1t can be built on a
very small space, aud OF any capacity, from
one 10 twenty barrels Of whisky per day.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-12-27
TESTERS TENN.
December 2Ist. 1867


MEssRs. EDrroRs My attention was
called, on yesterday. to an article in your
last issue, attacking the character of Fed
eral Colonel. Knowing of no other but
myself, who acted in that capacity, now
residing in this county ; and having heard
similar story applied to me, determined
to make the following statement over my
own signature. AS an act of simple JUS
tice, l ask you to publish it.
The statement made in your paper is ut.
terly false. The entire story was coucoct-
ed in malice. The charge against me was
an after-thought. The woman had alleged
thatothers were the father of her child =
Her stories were numerous, and after con
Meeting the story with my name, her state
ments were various and conflicting. It is
not even true that have seen, much less
beat the woman eince the birth of her child.
1 have whelming testimony against
these cnargt s, aod desire nothing more
than It's investigation.
'.The leading Attorney ?" would do more
to establish reputation for eandor, if not
professional character. to prosecute this
cause, rather than circulate a dirty Sian
der. am very respectfully,
T. j. HARRISON.