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Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given. that the Direct
IN ors Of the Troy Wool!en Mills Company
have made a levy Of ten per cept. upon tht
Capital Stock Of said COMPANY, to be paid tt
the Treasurer, Frank NJ. Tracy, in Troy, o,
or before November LIST. 1867
CHARLES RAPPELYE, Secretary.
Oct. 10, lSe1-3w
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oct. 10, Gift. S. B. SLOANE.
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County Treasurer,

CHARLES RAPPELYE is a candidate for
the Office Of County Treasurer, at the Novem-
Der election. and respectfully solicits the sup
bort of the voters Of Doniphan County.
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County Commissioner

Realizing the fact that the position of Coun-
ty Commissioner is the most important in the
County, and should be filed by men of the best
business qualifications. We have determined TO
support JOHN n. UT for that Office, and
ask others to do the same.
MANY VOTERS.
EDIroa CHrEs:-You will please announce
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for the Third District. All can promise is
fidelity to the people, having strict regard t.
economy and justice in all business that shall
come before the County Board. As l have
served two terms as Commissioner, the voters
know whether am capable to serve them or
not. DAVID LEE.
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Register of Deeds

DUNCAN MCINTOSH is a candidate for
reelection to the Office of Register Of Deeds.
If elected, he will endeavor to give the same
satisfaction as heretofore.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

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KANSAS NURSERY.
] MES & BAKER
Registration Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given. that the Town
~ ship Trustees of the several Townships
of Doniphan County. Kansas, will make the
Regi.tration of Voters o: their respective
Townships. as required by Law, on Monday,
October 18th, 1867. as follows, viz:
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THE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH.
Therefore the nervous and debilitated should
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Public Sale.

THE White Cloud City Company viii aell
i at Public S ale, on Saturday, October 10Th
1867. the following described property. tn wit:
Lot 10, in Block 81. ffractional); Lot 25. in
Block %; Lots IL and IL. in Block A., togeth-
er with all the improvements on the same-.all
in the City of White Cloud. Sale TO COM
mence at o'clock. P. NJ. Terms Of sale,
Cash in hand
]. H. uTT. President.
Fl. F. MACY. Secretary.
September IS, lS67-td.
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vIGOR
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moline PLOws, for sals By
M BuRKHALrER FORkcRooK.
Jsa. n, 81.
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"a we please. we cannot ignore this
'rower."
Let me say Mr.. Vaughan j. not writing
On the question Of the hour he is look.
ing at tbs matter a. . politician.
A German paper commenting on the
shove says: ".Thsl's whst's the natter.
The Germans are freedom. liberty. Low.
ing people: aud when their personal
freedom is infrinRed upon-eiiher hy
tyrdnnieol temperance enaetments or ia
notieal Sunday iaws-they are very apt
to become active. &C."
Look at the above extrscis together.
Il there no danger ahead? Nay We not
be alarmed as lovers of good morals
when We see such power consolidating
against " Sunday and temperance laws?'
Is it not our best policy To give vote to
tha, class Of persons who will certainly
oppose such reconciliation" Let me
nrge the question. will our moral men
oppose our women. their own mothers.
wives. and daughters. in favor Of these
German Turnersi One or the other You
must do.
You "oppose Free Lovers" and they
have no power Is cla.s so do /. But
these Germans wisld fearful power. and
1t Is sugmenting every day. And this
power. whstever il may Be-. will always
be turned against the good morals Of 40
ciety. There is no mistake in this. Wo'
men. As class, have always been in t.
vor OF religion and good morals. Cas-
We not trust them to VOTE on the ersa'
moral questions Of the day? Let fset'
and commoo sense have fair play here
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, February 8.--IIoUsR.- R.-The
Reconstruction Committees bill came up
and was discussed with great bitterness,
Raymond made strong opposing speech.
Banks begged Stevens to grant delay,
hoping that discussion would lead to some
plan which would harmonic Congess, tho
Executive and The country.
Stevens persisted in defiance Of fifty ap-
peals for delay from all parts of the House,
Tho previous question failed Of being
seconded, yeas 81, nays so. Half dozen
amendments, substitutes, &c., wcro imme-
dintely presented and ordered 10 DO print
ed ~
Tho House thon adjourned to tomorrow.
The following is the bill as reported from
The committee
~ bill to provide for the moro efficient gov.
ornmcnt Of the insurrcctionary States. {.
Whereas, Tho pretended State govern
ments of tho late so.callcd Confederate
States Of Virginia, North Caroline, South
Carolina. Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama,
Louisiana, Florida, Texas and Arkansas
were Get up without the authority Of Com
gress, and therefore are of no constitutional
validity and s59l-
Whereds, They are in ti,o hand and under
tho control Of tho unrcpenent leaders Of
Inc rebellion, and afford no adequate pro.
tectioD for life or property, but counte.
nance anu encourage awl.sjness and orims
and.
Whereas, II is necessary that peace ant
good order should be enforced in. said so
called States unfit loyal and Republics,
State governments can bs legally formed
u TIL cfotc,i be In enacted BY The Senat
! nd House Of Representatives ofihc Unite,
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State Of South Carolina.
Pal RFI ED DIST RlCT,
IN THE CoMMoN PLEAS.
Wm. II. Robertson,

q Jno. Adger. s,t
NNTHEREAS, the Plaintiff did or
w tho 30th day of March, a. d. 1866
file his declaration against Tho Defendant,
who (as it is said) Is absent from and with
out the limits Of this State, and has neither
wife no attorney known within tho game,
upon whom copy OF the said dcclnration
might be served: tHF-.. ~
Its therefore Ordered, that the said De.
fcndant do appear and plead to. the said de-
claration on or before the day Of March.
"A. d. 1867, otherwise final aud absolute
Judgment will then bo gwen and awarded
or the Plaintiff against bin, 5s srr te
,~s9 =. B. CLOWNEY, C. G p.
+ Clerks Office,
nirfcld District,
march 8PGG-1 c3m1y
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States Of America in Congress assembled,
That each Of tho so called States shall on
stitute military district to bc subject to
tho military authorities of the United States
rs horein enacted and prescribed:
SEQ 2. Aud be it further enacted, That Il
shall be the dnty Of tho General Of the
Army. nndor tho authority OF tho President
of tho United States, to assign to the COM
mand of said district an officer Of the rcgu-
ry force sufficient 10 enable him 10 perform
his duties and enforce his authority within
tho district to which he is assigned
SIC. 8. And be it fuviher enacted, That
it shall be the duty Of each officer assigned
rs aforesaid, TO protect all pcaceable anh
law-nbiding persons in their rights Of pcr
sons and property, TO suppress insurrcction
disorder and violence, and to punish or
cause TO be punished, al distnrbers OF the
public peace, and criminals, and 20 this on,l
he may allow the local tribunals to take
jurisdiction and to try Offenders; or, when
in his Judgment i, may he necessary for the
trial of ollcndcrs he shall haze power to
organize military commissions or tribunals
for that purpose, anything in tho Conatitu-
ton and laws OF the so called States to the
contrary Notwithstanding, and ali lcgisla
tive or judicial proceedings or processes to
prevent or control tho proceedings Of said
military tribunals and all interference by
said pretended State governments with tho
exercise Of military authority under this
act, shall be voil and Of no effect.
SEC. 4. And be it turih er enacted That
courts and judicial officers Of the United
States may issue writs Of hadcus corpus in
behalf Of prisoners in military custody only
when some commissioned officer on d,ly in
the district where the petition originates
shall endorse upon said petition n statement
certifying upon honor that he has knowledge
or information as 10 the cnuse and circum.
stances Of the alleged detention, and that he
believes Tint The indorscd petition is made
in good faith, and that justice may be done,
md not TO hinder or delay the punishment
Of crime; and all persons put untlcr militia.
~ arrest by virtue of this act shall be tried
without unnecessary delay, and no cruel
or unusual punishment shall he Inflicted.
SEQ $. And be it further enacted, That
no sentence of any military tribunal, affect
ing the liberty or life Of any person shall
be executed until Ills approved by the off.
Ger in command of the proper district, and
the laws and regulations ror the government
Of the army shall not he affected by this net
except in so far rs they conflict with its
provisions
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5oUTTI-EIRN-
FAIRFIELD DIS.RlCT--ESGG,
IN HDItfTY.
Petition TO


Tx rarie.
WIN. +. iikcn, and Petition to
AguStns NJ. Aiken,
Adm,rs Es' of Pcrrc'unto Tesi-
David Aiken, deed. mony.
FNliE Petitioner in the abovo stated np
= i,iiuniion, hnvius fiic,t their petition to
rcrpetunte testimony of " settlement had
on 22d February, 1861, hctwecn tho heirs
at law of Dnvia Aiken, deceased, mud of Il,
division dnd partition Of the real estate of
said dec by tho said heirs ~ ,a
as o. 'tcrca, on motion of Mr. Rion, SO.
lic'tor for tho Petitioners, thpt. in pursu.
sncc OF the Act of the General Assembly in
snoh case made and provided, all persons
Interested in the above stated mattcrs 10
appear at this Office three months from thr
ihto hereof, to examine The evidence ,lat
may DC produced, and produce evidence ia
reply. II. a. GNlLiNRD.
q. E,F. y.
Commissioners Office, | N
22a Nov, 1866. Et NF
nov 2l- fnw3m. +r" +'9
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News Items.

ST. LOUIS, February lG.--Two cars were
thrown from n bridge, thirty miles East Of
ST. Joseph h's--onc person killed and man Y
wounded. but no Somthcrns The terrific
floods arc washing away bridges in all di-
rcctions
NJ York, February 16.--In the Su-
prone Court Of chambers yesterday, the
case Of George Olney, Captain of the stcam-
CT Washington, having come on applicn-
tion for his discharge on writ of hab,as
corpus was made. The petitioners counsel
contcnded That thcrcquisition of Gov Pier
pout was invalid, on tho ground that there
recognized by tho Federal Government or
Senate as such; that Gov Picrpont Ind
been appointed Governor by the President,
but ho had no right 10 make such an ap-
pointment; that tho Govorner of Now York
had no legal authority to expatriatc cii.
zen on tho requisition Of Gov. ricrpont,
and that we have no treaty with Virginia
for that purpose Olncy was arrested on
the rcnuisition Of Gov. Pierpont, charged
with running off his vessel whilo. untler an
attachment for debt Tho proceedings of
tGis case are looked for with intense infor.
cs. as being vital question squarely before
the Supreme Court. N%
VERA CaUz, February 12.---The capture
VI JuuTcL - ulsCTeulttu. LHO lNtpcrui
Government has n dispatch announcing o
victory at Seacataces. Juarcz and Minis
tors fed.
WAsnISoroS, February 16. III. 81. Ma
rio has arrived. who believed Sur.ht TO be
here, but nothing has been heard Of Sur
ratt.
Tho Republican caucus appointed Com
nittco of Sevon to combine Stevens md
Elliou's bill to apply to all the Southern
States. 8f3 49, '',& 3 So -
PAnIs, Fehrunry .15. --Napoleon army
o%anizationl plan is breeding distrust.
Akairs at Crete unchanged.
tIMA, January 22.-Thc Americar steam!
sfJaseph Clark ID here with. yellowsfsvef.
HAVANA. February 6.--Cholca, small
poa yellow fever i'll presails At s.
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Miscellaneous.

CHARLESTON, Feb. l4.--Atthc An
niversary Banquet Of the Chamber of
Commerce, Gov. Orr said that our po-
litical relations were grave. ITo had
recently been in n position to consult
the controllers Of the Government in
all frankness, and it was difficult to
tell tho future political situation.
Several Southern gentlcmon hoped to
secure tho support of conservative
radicals. Hence the scheme. His
judgment is that if North Carolina and
Arkansas adopt tho programme, and
others adopt it or show q willing sness
to do so, it will produce tho best re-
suits and save tho South from many Of
the proposed radical measures.
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a NOTICE.

rTSHREE, .monihs8arter date, application
"A win Sbc mado 10 the Charlotte and
South Carolina Railroad Company, for ro- Z
.newal or Certificate Of Stock, 8 shares, No.
1598,s dated sJuno 4tb. 1852, The seiI
B ouglass, and has betnlost or destroyed
assfssa. JOIN :. DOUGLASS, s4Aamr.
noys21- -law$m. +, 81 J. H. s. sss. 4.s. ,s
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Thomas 700 cholera deaths have occurred in
five weeks. The small pox is abating.
Nlatanzas whites suffer most.
WAsuINGroN, February 10.-The New
Orleans Riot Committee will repo". &c nc.
row, condcmning May or Monroe and con.
suring tho President. They saytho loyal
people aro not protected, aud will in con-
Yent,on report bill appointing % Governor
and Council under whom the State can re-
organize. Only loyalists, regardless Of
color, Willie allowed to vote.
WAsHtNGroN, February 12.-The District
Supreme Court has decided in the Magru-
der case, who, after disavowing allegiance
to Great Britain, affirming his belief in tho
Christian religion, swearing allegiance to
The United Sta,cs, and been admitted 10
practice, subsequently, became u Confcde-
rnte 0 tccr. In cxlontion of tho taking tho
oath. Magrudcr plead that ho believed he
owed Tcaity first to his native State, next 10
tho Federal Governments. This, Judge Car
ter maintained, was tsclfa bar to his al
mission, e' en- if The test oath did not exist.
The rule regarding the test oath was main.
tanned and Magruder's application reject
cd.
Heavy frauds have been discovered in tho
Boston Custom liouso
The Republicans arc far from hopeful Of
So'''hS bti'ot Dllt tnC DcultS in
time to become a law this session.
European dispatches state that the Con-
ference OF the South German States has
adopted the army system, similar to prus-
sia The Cabinet Ministers Of Italy have
MI resigned.
New York, February l2.--Thc building
corner of broadway and Lcouard street,
erected from tho Society Library Assooia-
tion. but which has lately bccn occupied
by S. Is. Chittenden & Co., was entirely
destroyed by fire this morning. The cyti-
mated value of the building was $500. 90,
while the goods were valued nt ,OO),O000
LoNDoN, February l3-Thcrc were great
rctorm demonstrations Yesterday and last
evening. Every thing passed off quietly
and enthusiastically. From representations
made to the Government, serious Fcnnn
riots were anticipated at Chcatcr, but The
authorities wcrc watchful, and tho outbreak
did not occur.
MADRID, Fcbnary 12.-Thc Quocn will
open the Courts on the 30th Of March.
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From Washin gton,

thobA " ""9hihS toil'
WAsnINGToN, February l5.-SEN-
ATE.--Thc Louisiana bill was read a
second time.
Mr.. Trumbull spoke Of several
amendments.
Mr.. Wade sail If it was amended
Goo far they would loose it. lie gave
notice that he would give the Senate
no rest when the bill came up till it
was passed..
Mr.. Sumner was in favor of both
Stevens and tho Louisiana bill. Ho
had amendments to offer among
them, one abolishing all dc;rccs Of
courts since the secession ordinance.
Mr.. Fcssendcn favored both bills
and Mr.. Blaine's amendmont, which
admits the States on tho adoption of
tho Constitutional Amendment and
impartial suffrage.
Mr.. Wade consented to postpone,
and the amendments worc ordered
to he printed.
Mr.. Stevens Till was then taken up,
read second time, and ordered to
be printed
The bill retiring compound interest
notes passed and goes to the House:
The House refused to concu. in the
Scnatc's amendment to the tenure of
office bill including Cabinet officers.
~ Committee of conference was ap-
pointed. The bill to pay the loyal
State war debt provides for thc issue
OF one hundred and fifteen million of
hvo per cent bonds. Mr.. Dclanc said
this was aot the timc for such action,
because the crcditof the Government
was worse than that of any State in
the Union. Referred to the Commit
tee of Ways and Means.
WAsuINGToN, February lA.-The
meeting last night of Conservative Re-
publicans, friends Of the President
and prominent Southcrncrs in the city
at Willarls, was merely colloquial.
Nothing was dctcrmincd on, though
the prevailing opinion scomed to dis
pei the gloom somewhat. Other meet
ings will follow. The anxiety regard.
ing tho Immediate passage by tho
Senate of either bill IS abating,
though the excitement and approhcn-
sion is still great.
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The SUGAR Cnop.-The New Orleans
Times places the sugar cropof Louisiana
this year ut 10000 hogshcods, and osti-
mates thatit will reach 100000 hogshcads
next year. Tho sugar crop last year was
only 10000 hogsheads.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

Cold Iias been discovered in ihe township
of Loughborough, Canada. II is also nn :.
nonnccd that gold has been discovered in
the township Of Victoria.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

The late ndviccs from NIontcna mention
the discovery Of silver loGcs which y;rlt
from three to ton thousand dollars pc,
ton.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20

JANIS sEsSEtS5ba& & ss4nAte% s4f ss 4SIs
4BaSe stsi &steS sSas ri
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Twenty we'll dressed young squpws and
braves, Of the ChoctIw nation, have arrived
nj Nashville for the purpose of going TO
school,
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State Of South Carol. ma,
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT, h
IN EQUITY,

IN IQUITY.
Lucy Harrison,
John II. Harrison, Eli for %.p
Eli Harrison. Dover q,e
TN pursuanoe Of q decree made in this cnso
J. oil the Judgment and other creditors of
John Harrison, decd !, arc hereby notified
on or before tho first day Of May next, TO
exhibit and provo by sufficient cstimony.
before ihc undersigned Mt lis Office IN
Winnsboro, their several and Respective
Judgments, executions, debts, claims and
demands against the estate Of said Geccas,
ed
Alljudgmcnt creditors also notified Chat
they are cnjoincd in said decree from en-
forcing their writs Of lFeiri Fncias against
the said tracts Of land---nnd oil other Gro.
ditors, that they arc therein ,enjoined from
commencing or prosecuting any suit CT
suits at law against The defendant, John il.
Harrison. rs Administrators Of said estate,
without the leave Of this court. AnR{s
iy.t II. A., GAILLARD,
9. j.. F. D, ].
NiLnsboro, s. c., Sept a, 1865. -
sept 4--1awGm r ae a
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Hon Henry Lec, for whom South Caro-
lima onst her electoral vote for Vicc-?resi-
dent ut the second election of Gen. Jackson,
died in Boston lately, at tho age of eighty
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-19

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