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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-26
A RESOLuTION,

Relative to an Amendment OF the
Constitution Providing for The ES
tension of the Elective franchise.
R,,oIp,d bv The General sissemHy Of hs Siai,
nj Ohio. fthree. nftbs of tho menhors elec'eu
70 each House agreeing thereto Ihat " U.
and is hereby proposed to the electors ~
ihis State 10 vote, At the r'xt ahhua, oo
tober election, upon the approval or t'Jec'
lion of the following amendment rs = s1h'
stitute for the a st section "f the MIN aru
Gle of the Constitution Of this safe, to.wui :
"Everv male citiIen OF the United states,
of the are OF twenty. one gears, VINO shhll
have been u resident of tho State one year
newt preceding the election. and oi I'M
county. township, or ward In when ne TO
SIDES, such time 40 may be provided by IN"
except such persuns as have borne arms "
support Of any insui reutiOn or rebellion,
against tho government OF the United States,
or have 1ed IRON their places OF residence
TO nv old being dfafed Int tie military
service thereof. or have deserted the mill
tAry or naval service Of said government ~
time Of war. aud have not subsequently
been honorably discharged from the same
shall have the qualifications OF AN olector.
and be entitled - vote At all e:eotiOns.
I'D. A, PARROrr,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives..
ANDREW q, MCBURNEY,
President Of the Senate.
Passed April 9Th, 1851. apil2no47.te
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Divorce Notice.

Elizabeth Hin. Plslntid) Sta Q OF Ohio,
VS., Hancock county,
Pleas.
XXTlLLIAM Hill, the defendant whose
w place Of residence is unknown to the
plaintiff, is notified that Elizabeth Hill. the
plaintiff, did on the 18th day of April, 1867,
Ole her petition in the OFF q Of the Clerk OF
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for
the county Of Hancock, and state of Ohio,
charging the defendant. William Hill. with
adultery with one Elizabeth johnson at the
oity OF Louisville, in the State OF Kentu'ky,
IN the month oi June. 1865. and with divers
other women and at divers other times. and
asking that she may be divorced and be de
creed reasonablealimony, and have the Gus
tody OF her minor children, yosephene aged
years, Mary Francis aged years, William
Harvey aged S years, and Anna Eliza aged 2
years, which petiti1n will stand Tor hearing
at the June term OF said court for the year
1867.
MUNGEN Il WALKER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
April 2s, 1867. apr2GnoA9,6w
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Notice,

A LII persons knowing th emseIves indebt.
N ed To the Arm Off. B. lay 4 Co., are re.
quested to oAll at the Law Oiice OF 8. +.
Dunn, Esq, and make immediate ssttlem ent
ana save COSTS. April 26, 81.
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PLOWS!

ESSE GEORGE is on hard at the wagon
- shop OF A. Raymond on Main Cross street,
opposite Dietsch's cabinet shop with varioas
Kinds OF cast plows ana points, shovel plows,
double and single. and Is prepared to do all
kinds of pillow stocking on short notice and
with the best material;' has also lot of
wheel barrows. All work warranted.
April l2'2m. JESSE GEORGE.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-26

II is said that Johnson intends
making trip through the South, the
coming summer. Probably he will
meet with much warmer reception
from the other side of the circle than
he did on this side, and more than
likely he will not find any rebels there.
On that point the South will have
the advantage of the North.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-26

The Sandusky Register nominates
General Howard for President and
Schuyler Colfax for Vice President.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-26
SELECT SCHOOL!

VNHE undersigned has procured q comfort
Il able and pleasant room In the Brick
school Building in Dist. No. 0. In Findlay, In
which he proposes TO leach select, or pri'
vate school. Tor n term Of eight weeks, To
commence on
f. ON MONDAY, MAY 27th, 1867.
TERxs; For spelling Rsad ding, Writing and
Mental Arithmetic, 81, so; and for Written
Arithmetic, Biography, or Grammar, In ad.
dition, $500, Tor the term.
tssw J. BOWMAN.
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Call and Settle.

All persons knowing themselves indebted
TO A. Bushon. either by note or book NO.
count VIII please call and settle immedi.
ateiy AS the books must be settled up.
aprl5vl3u4Gt3 A, BUSHON
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A Great National Field Trial

{ Agricultural implements. The place %.
iected was Auburn, in the State OF New
York, and the time july l2th, 1855. OF
leapers and Mowers alone there we're no
less than FIFTY. NINE ENTRlESt The trial
lasted three weeks, and the test was mcst
thorough ; the interest manifested In the
trial ecame NATIONAL, IN FACT, as well
as in name. The Society offered, ~ the
highest prize, a GRAsD GoLp MEDAI. to be
ava rded to the best Machine-the result 70
be proclaimed at the opening of the State
Fair, for the state of New York, u be held
at sira.oga. commencing Sept.Jtth lsG6.
THIS PRIZE WAS AWARDED TO TIE
BUCKEYE, ON the 18th day Of septemb Der,
A. d.. 1856. being the second GOLD MEDAL
carried of by the BUCKEYE" at the Great
National Field Trials of tnat State for two
consecutive years 1875 and 1865.
| Farmers who oonsnit their interest win
not consider their stock of Imp pements coma
plete until they nave added thereto an In.
proved. Genuine "BUCKEYk" REAPER AND
MOWER. manufactured by MANSFIELD
MACHINE WORKS, Mapshsid, o.
| aprlJnoi7.m3
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Nstu Aobtrtistmtnts.
Amendment TO
the Constitution.

o.-,. ns rms SECRETARY oP STATS
4 William Henry smith, Sesret"ty "f stat,
nj Inc state Of Onto, do hereby Ger NY that
Tho f,llowing Ia ~ true copy Of atoint reso.
luton, passed by the General Assembly ~
n. Iss7. taken from the original roll on
lie in this office. ,....,.. -.
scribed INV name aud affixed the Great
Seal of the State Of Ollie. ~ Coiumb1s'
fsr.JI WILLIAM HENtY SMITH.
Secretary oi state.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-26

The most extraordinary soon
sentative speech yet made to the
negroes was that of sheriff NJ. l.
Woodland, at Springfield (Tenn) last
week. The meeting called TO cajole
the blacks into voting against the
Radicals" had failed, and one speech
of Republican stripe had been made
by one ofthc orators, when Mr.. ood
ard spoke very tersely as follows ;
"Niggers, know but little about
conventions, and you know less ;
now you had better go home; make II
good crop, learn some sense and
then hold conventions.
Tue Sheriff was somewhat mad,
and could not help giving his honest
opinion. That is about the way all
the "high whites" would talk were
they equally as honest.
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Periorman exclusively
Performances exclusively
C | r C u S
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS.

And the entertainments composed Of all
those Feats of Fqnestrisnism. Exhibitions OF
Athletic Skill, GrHce. Vigor and Beauty only
to be found IN regularly organized circus.
New faces and rev features t. the old
show I! All circus nothing but circus OF
the highest order oi talent.
The public are dist.i city notified that in
this en- erianment the NJ ,nagers have studi.
nuSly avoided ever thi'g not pertaining to
the regular circus. The impositinnS pr &C.
sed OF the late years upon The public by
aa ming announcements of Fquestr An Skill
and Troupes of Performers havin no ella i'm
to tho title Of Equestrian. and other impos
lures rung In under the name OF n circus
company. render this not h,atinn ecesssry,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-26
state LEGISLATURE.

The State Legislature. which al
journcd on the 17lh inst, did large
amount Of work during It's session.
1t passed 210 general laws, 93 local
laws and 3s joint resolutions. While
the legislature has done great deal,
there is yet TO be heard the first COM
plant OF plundering by its members;
no charges ofbribing have been made
and its integrity is unsulied.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-26

The Legislature Of the State OF New York,
during its last session, made an appropria.
tion OF $4,000, to be expended under the au.
spices OF the New York Agricultural Society
m uatting nm
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-26
State Itena.

FIRST coTTos BLooM.-Mr. o. II. Brown sends
us tho first cotton bloom no has found on his
place. or rather ono OF tho first, for we understand
there wore several where tho one wo hnyo wns
pulled, which bloomod on tho 10th inst. ANYBODY
ahead Of 1t p JVinns5oro' Netos. 80.
HEAVY INTERNAL REVENUE TAx-Tho Nowberry
Herald says 1t has heard from tho Clerk Of tho
Court OF that District, that q mortgage bond was
recorded in that olice upon which tho internal
revenue stamps amounted to fifteen hundred dol
lars Wo have not only, hoard Of but have actually
seen tho same. It has beon recorded in tho Clerk i
Office Of this place. Thoro arc upon tho bond
seven $500 stamps, and two $50 stamps. Whore
they arc pasted the paper looks ike picture book
BARnEoUE.-As will bo seen by reference to our
advertising columns, tho mcmbors Of the indie
mittee OF Now York fremen a, Substantial de-
Park, on Friday noIt. As tIis ia matter m AiS Il,
which our citizens generally Interested, we hopo
there will be general turnout.
.T Columbia Phoeair
A AaAIx.-Eor tho last thrco days, wo have Ind
8 regular Northeaster, accompanied by heavy
rains. From all We can gather from our exchanges,
the storm has beon general, and wo fear that
much damage has been done TO tho wheat yet un.
housed, and 70 the growing crops-I6id.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
SPECIAL NOTICES,

as'TilE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT-IN THE COURT Oh,
nnslilA1'Tf OF THE UNITED gTATEs OF AMERICA
foh SOUTH CAROLINA DIsTRICr-'rITE UNITE. /.
niniEh oF oFAMEIIca-ToJ. ]. T. NJ EpPINu MarsbnI a =
' ohl'ed S'atcs for the District nfurHniI or i. Inv
~ 'D'p!y-arccting: You. ani oarl Of YOU ar, Lsrov
.'hH'an'le' without delay to ctn auh ndnopish nn,r
~ u'' uiero"r' to cilc aud ntn,onish all Dcrsons IN,
k'n' WHO hhTo. or pretend To have any riubt tirIc
e"'' interest," property. demand Whatsoever IN 10
VI o" o' 'he steamship &ourka, against which uct
nah occh exhibited und nlcd in the said t,ourt IN n
eauso oi Admiralty anl Maritime Juris,ic,ron h,.
SrAcs' SAscEs Co.. that they bc aud nppcar before
iie Hon. IT, S BnYAs Judge Of the said Court =, ,
Court to bc holden at tho Federal Court House NJ, ,,,,
nefady, tho 2G day Of June inst rlext nj 10 o.Ioc
M TO sior cause II any they have why the prayer or
INC said libel sonld not be granted And nbatsocvcr
you ahal do In the premises yon Rllal duly certify unto
ue Judge aforesaid, at tile tno nnd place Aforesaid, TO-
getlor with these present
"ltcRs Hon. GEORGE s. FnYAs, Judge of the sai Court
at Charleston tho nth day OF june In the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and aIxty.ssycn.
J.N. NAInANs,
Ira DANIEL HonLBECK, Libcllants Proctor
t-~) District Clerk.
oNuo 10 juno IL, &c
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Tho Timber Trade.

To The Editor Of tho Daily Nu,rs:
noticed In Your journal, n fcw days ago m arti
clio from Timber Cutter, which contain somo por
tinont remarks roatiyo 10 tho timbor business o.
\ this State.
Tho laboring class proper, which may bo said to
dcnon,inato farmers generally, ia so unnccustomod
10 welding tho pom, that few over attempt any
public exposition Of tho imposilions that arc but
! too often intruded upon it, different branches,
do not mcnn by tho above to premise that this
! clnss hasc been moro goneraly imposed on than
any othcr; Mother do pretend TO volunteer my
services as capable Of defending it, but do mean
| to usk fcw questions relative to tho manner in
which tho timber md lumber business is carried
Oh i'll tho city OF Charleston. Why It il, as 'Timbor
Gutter" inquiries, that tinibor in tho Savannah mar
ket commands donbo what it docs in tho Charles
ton markot2 havo had somo experience in both
markets, AMI have always found that tho Same
quality of lumber or timber sold for at least ono
hundred per cent. moro in tho Savannah thnn in
tho Charleston market. Whothcr tis, as s"Timbor
Cuter" inquircs that capitalists nnd mill men hayo
unitod against sollors, cannot say, but would
suppose not, tho Same ohnnces for colleague arc
equally as problomntical at Savannah. Now, as
thnrn iE M local Inconvenience or drawback TINT
could giyo Savannah n prafnranra nr ovon q dollar
l cannot sec why thore should DO such q wido dis
in tho tmber business have concluded TO scnd
their timber to Savannah, on account OF tho dis
trust thoy entertain Of tho Charleston market.
Until rcconty tho prico for mo assuring in Charles.
ton was sovonty -8vo cents por thousand. Tho Iaw
regulates this feo at eight cents. From this we
sec that tho City Mcnsuror has boon Obtaining IN
illegal and cxhorbitant ratio for his seryiccs do
not pretend to say TINT tho lumber mon OF Charles
ton coantcnanco anything appertanng to fraud
in thoir transactions, and simply stato those facts
and PROFOUND thcsc inquiries in tho hopo of gain-
ing tho desired information, viz : OF knowing why
it ia that tho prices Of tho articles mentioned arc
always moioty in tho Charleston market OF what
tho prices Of tho sano articles aro at Savannah II
thcre is nothing wrong in connection with theso
matters, Of course thero can bo no blame whilo
on tho other hand, il thore is, no think It expcd
ont to tho intercsts OF tho factors and city TO cor
rect tho evil, and thus divert from our sister CITY
that trade which she ia attracting aud which our
own city con command. 1t will bo q satisfaction
to tho timber md lumber mon, at least, TO hayo
those points cleared up, and wo shall hopo to have
hoaring from tho lumber mon Of Charleston in
regard thoreto. PAYsAN.
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as- Pc oNAL.-MADAME DAVID, THE
most celebrated sYBIL In tho world, is located In
Washington, D. c. Her powers unrivaed ns is at
tested by all who havo consulted her. being descended
In q direct line from Madame LEEonMAsp, tho famous
sybiL who foroold tho desiinics Of NAroLEos JosE-
rH1SE. and other Drowned notablcs of hor time.
Persons Wishing 10 communicate with regard To their
future ivcs can do 30, by asking any information they
may DESIRE through wnAhinTon. D. c., Pcsofico box
No. 332 giving nauc tme Of birth, with lock ofhnr and
ono dollar, enclosed with stamped envelope directed to
themselves, Which will meet with prompt attention
Le b. ESa9Esa by describing to US tho
Address Madame DAVID,
Postoflco box No. 322, Washington, D. G.
June AZ
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NEW YORK, June 25.-Gcucral Cole, who killed
Hseock, was committed for trial or murder in tho
frat doGreo.
Mr. Lord, Of the bond robbery notorcty, has re.
MIR. Lord short 100000.
lunAtio mother ut Dlackwclrs Island, while
caTressng her child, two weeks old, smothered it.
little girl six weeks old, was found dcad In
Leonard street with n drunken mother
In consequence Of the appearance OF yellow
ioSer at Now Orleans, arrivals from that port will
be boarded in tho lower bay.
All steamers bringing omigrant passengers nro
required to land at quarantine.
NEW YORK, Juno 25.-Tho Iron Clad DunLer-
borg, recently purchased by the French, sprung
nieak few days since. Sho wns towed into dock,
but it was found impossible to raiso hor. Now mp.
pliances arc in progress
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Oh U. S INTERNAL, RkYENUE, SECOND
DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA. CHARLESTON, June 20,
1sG7Tho Taxes tho Annual List for 1861 compriR.
Ing Taxes on Income Billiard Tables kept private ,tsc
CarrageH Plato and Gold Watches now uu and pay
able. These Taxes may DO p by persons residing in
Charleston District. at No. Is BROAD STREET Charles
on 10 tho Collector or lila Deputy before the Goth
Of July 1867 Unless paid by that mc the law attaches
additional amounts 10 tho tn1
FREDERICK A. SAWYER.
Collector Second District, 6. C,
Juno 90 ,v,o
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OFFICIAL.
Hcndq'rs. Second Military District, /
CnAnLE9roS, 8, O.. May 2Oth 1867


Hendq'rs. Second Military District,l
CHARLESTON, 8. o., May 20tn, 1867.
idEEnAb oRpEns No. 25,I isu e,
It appears from sundry petitions and official repre-
sentaona that tho present scanty supply In tho
Caronas Is seriously dtmnshe1 by the largo quantity
Of grain consumed In numerous dislleres put up and
worked In dolanoe Of tie revenue laws Of the United
Iatos II is represented that few Of tho require
mens Law observed In any OF these
that tho officers Of tho internal rovcnuo aeryice whilo
enlcavoing to assess and collect tho whakey tax arc
frequently treated with dtsseepect, and sometimes
menhced with violence and that when offenders nre
prosecuted In tho civil courts and violations Of the
erni revenue laws indsputAbly proved juries fall
convict the parties It II furthcs shown that this un-
lawful traffic makes food deafer In places where large
numbers depending upon public and private bouny
TINT tho Government ts exides defauded Of large
amount OF revenue that tho authority Of It's civil officers
Is brought into contempt and furtherraoro thnt the
mischief complained Of tonds increase poverty dis
oref and crime therefore, In the exercise Of the au.
ority ycstcd In tho Commanding General, Il Ia ordered
that
Tho distlllnon manufacture OF Whlskey or other
spirits nom grn Is prohbited in shi. NItary District
Any person engaged employed will DO doomed gull
ty Of mlslemeanor. Tho possession Of at, other
apparatus for this purpose will bo considered prosmp-
i've evidence OF violation Of tho Revenue LAVE and the
party OF parties using tho samo, whose promtss g.
or In wEoso possession tho anmo may be found Will be
Arroaod nnd brought TO TRIAL before military tribunal
composed Of tho Commanding oiicor Of the Post and
two ocors OF tho army noxt In rank duty within the
territorial limits Of the Post II tho eIgoneies Of the
seryco do not permit the dosaii of ohor ooCrs that
fact yin be duly certified and the Post Commander will
boar ami determine tho case.
IL The penalties, punishhients and forfeiInres pre-
sbc BY tho seyorsf acts OF Consreso for dstlIng
manufacturing vhiskey other spirits In violation Of
tho rcyenqo laws will bo imposed and executed by the
mill ary tribunals hereby authorized.
III No sentence extending mprisonmont forfeiture
st liquor or other property, The imposition Of
nnc or othsr penalty viii be carried into effect untl 10
ported TO these Headquarters aud approved by Tho Com
m,ndng Gonork-
Iy Antroors ofthe United states Magistrates, sherts
Confablcs Police and oharI In authority arc rcquited
and l citizens .ro solicited to ba yigisnt In detecting
and pronpt In giving information OF tho violation OF
| thess orders Commanding officers will be heid TO
sporsiblo for their enforcement
D5 command OF Majors General D. z sroxKs. :. q
.B .ra5,.t5, ti.'..' J. W. CLoUs, 4I
l. 5,.sy., - ,,a:f !, Captain ssh 1nhnty.
T. as A. D. O. 4 a. A. A. q.
ofcial: ALrxisnsn Moonr, Captain ssth fnfantry,
Aid-Ao.oamp 'a' "'n va hh" ''H'' MaS'32
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WHEAT CRop.-Wo aro sorry TO learn from soyo.
ral 'persons, says the Washington TGa Gazotto,
Of considerably falling off In tho yield OF the wheat
nom what WAS expected. The decrease has been
one,neiighborh hood, where some twelve or Giteen
drops have been olesnod during. this woek, tho
yield has been only from five to aeven for one, or
abopt half what was expected Everywhere tlia-o
Scoops 70 DO some disappointment Of this Kind. II
Ia attributed to tho OBJECT OF rust, which has done
moro harm than waa supposed. . n IA = - -
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wnB1liuuton Ne,ys

TaIlow Sd. Lard declined ca Brcadsiulls mll.
changed.
Washington Ne,rs.
WhsHINaToN, June 25.-Durng tho Prcsidcnt's q
speech ut boston, which was confined To nm cx-
PRECISION OF thanks to the public for eourtcses TO
cheers were called for from tho outskirts of tic
audlenSe. St Tho cheers were not given during Mr..
North Carolinn. Mr.. Seward sail You NAV well
give three cheers for the State Of North Carolina;
slo was The first State to put forth tho DcclaI n
apeut 0' prtaip Spo"9sn;o YaH min in S war against
cheers for North Carolina; shc : v was the tho
amd s.nio most S Inc eleven o " who sffeSd last
may vol Eiro thrco cheers for North Carolina, lilo
first Of tho eloyen who aecedcd to como back
day nothing il wanting for her to rosumo her mn
eient. honorable and most patriotic position in tho
ianiiiy Of tho Republic, but tho consent of tho peo-
Io oaTth an tho skies fun Of tho clements I Of fS fe
tility OF health. and of yigor, and saw in North
next year tho mills OF massachusetts, hoyo seei,
IL IL NSw @ York tho wheat growing that is to supply
nature designs that this whole continent, not
merely their thirty-six States, but this whole con-
tinont Should DO sooner or Inter within tho mngic
circle OF tho American Union
Tho Louisiana Lovce question is attracting
general attention. It is confidently stated that q
s2s91 committee III viii 10 appointed by tho next
thofowith including tho means used to securo tho
passage OF lnst Hcssions BILL whereby tho Goycrn-
mont endorsed tho Lcrco Bonds.
1t is stated that Senator Slorma n, In a recent
dispatch snys that ho will attend Congress if
business requires it. He sees mo.ing yet to war
rant the extra session. Difficulty is npprchcndod
in getting two-thirtls. Among those who cannot
or will not attend aro California, O. Connecticut,
!; Delaware, 2; Kentucky, 2; Maine, 1; Maryland,
2 Nevada, l; Ohio, 1; Oregon, 2; 2;Pennsylvania, 1;
hhodo Island, l; Tennessee, 1; Wcst Virginia, =;
WISCONSIN,, 1; Vermont, l. Morton, OF Indiana,
will probably be unable to attend. These osti-
mates show thrce votes short Of tho two-thrils
necessary to defeat veto.
wAsuINoToN, Juno 25-!T Tho Court was occu-
piGd IN hearing the evidence regarding tho death
was on the stand, and testiiies that it was in tho
same condition as whom ho SOW it fivo woels ago
before tho Judiciary Committee, as when taken
from Booth.
:, Tho Court Of Claims has rendered Judgment to
tho United States in fourteen cotton claims, in
yolving s110, 600, under the law for restitution to
former owners, and holds twelve under adviscmcnt
Tho Internal Revenue receipts to-day amount 10
sG59, 900.
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hIAIIlkIIEID

, NJ II. il tc'a Church, Watcrb0ro s, C. Inv n.r y .,
bEL!S4En on the lltls June, 1867. HENRY a. WV
LIN, oil OF tho above place '"ii' oii"r-
On the OH june. 1867 by the Rev. r.. f. Br,nIsn,p
a, tho residciico OF the brides father WILLIAM n
HALEY tn RUTH H., fourth daughter OF t.onnri ~
MILLER, o, Wultcrboro. y. i''
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as-ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mAture Decay and oil tho effects OF youthful ndiscre-
ton. WILL for the sake Of suffering humanity Rend ce
to all who need IT, tho receipt and directions making
Tho simple remedy by which ho cured. Sufferers
wishk TO profit by tho adverRcrs experience can do
80 by addressing, In perfect confidence,
JOHN D. OGDEN,
hprfl12 3mos' No a Cedar street, New York.
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THE AIKEN PRESS,

IRIS PROPOSED TO PUDLIhH IN THE TOWN OF
10 bs devoted, to Genemi MISREPRESENTATION Com
nsiI 81 xsiSuitufs, fnuidS$ tSs Flei tho orehs1d
tSe Iylnoyarq and ihe Garden. "a Now. Summary. to
Sn ags gpnSn or of Tho sna S ss
Hon, 30 given to Tho unselled question Of Labor,
beet TO our hew condition, Ard tho Development
culture, Fruit lslsins and YinegroNins.
T&rns-ss ycar, fI ntysneo: ~ pb,ai G,niyu'
", D. >KauABi Publishes, =. = January a