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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24

PERMANENT AND WIDESPREAD SUCCESS 10
the bert evidence ofthe goodness Of BRANDRETH'S
PILLS. They should be In every family, ready for
me on the frst symptoms OF disease occuring.
Principal once, Brandreth House. New York See
"B Brandre.h,"n white letters, in the Government
etamp. Sold hy all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24

Tns Radical Philadslphia Post says "0en.
Grants letter will disappoint its readers. -
Il Is reply 70 the leas: important part Of
the Presidents argument--.he charge Of in
subordinasion." Il goss on to Say that
Grant challenged the Prssidsnt to prove
that be made certain promises, and the
President does prsvs Thorn by Ave memtsr1
OF his Cabinet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24

ROYAL SALAslxs.-The salaries of the
d'iisesnt moaarchs Of Europe are stated a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24
slseE Saturday afternoon, up to the

SixcE Saturday afternoon, up 70 the
present writing, We are advised of 10 i'm
por,ani changes in the position OF affairs Al
the a-.iaaal capital. Impeachment seems
e. hs tae order OF the day, and IL Is quite
probAbe tina, the ringlsaders may succeed
in sslla.'ng up weak knees aud svashing
NJ weak spiaes enough TO carry the Tssola-
,iun through with a rush. Yet this is
Questionable Iftherc isnothing Of = more
srrioas character than bare impeachment
the country can stand that very we'll indeed
What 10 to be feared more than aught be
eide 10 that in the madness Of the hour
somsthing worse will follow that Pnys''4'
force gill be called into ssquisision' s"0
th., blood and carnsgs will usurp the p'sos
of m.r. political masquerading. II 10 from
iu,, ,ueh ho. quarrsls ~ these that great
v.rs OF factions have arisen time and again,
ia other countries, and ruin has bean the
result. Should the ambitious dcmagoRues
and Generals at Washington now lose sight
of their obligations 10 the people aud Wild
w grasp for power-backcd by military
force on either side--thc worst IL then to
b. feared. We can only wait and hope
tia, the threatening storm will soon pass
by without permanent injury - the eoun-
try.
1ua Buffalo Express. a radical paper,
savr. having been convinced by ths peru
al of President Johnson's letter, and the
testimony OF tho Cabinet officers, that Grant
4. IN very bad way. com plains that Zen.
Gr,n, /. placed at q disadvantage in this
singular and wresched controversy. by hav-
inn been alone 1t the Cabinet meeting. in
which his alleged admission Of = violated
understanding With the President are rep
resented TO have been made, having no w.t.
nsssss upon his side"
What . pity. Caught in an open false
hood, and mo witnesses on his side
Proven fAisiGsr by every one prssent-
and still mo witnesses On HE side" Tn
fortunate Grant,
Tns Radical Philadelphia Post says "0en
Grants letter will disappoint its readers. =
II Is . rsply 70 the leas: important part o
the Presidents argunent-the charge Of in
subordinasion. IL goes on to Say thu
Grant challenSed the presidsnt 10 prov,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24

OR q. 80 PER HALF DOZEN.
yqandfake Pills. - cts. . mex.
For ssls By III Drugsists and Dealers.
=, a0nnuOK,6 ALAAkAO8 ron lSee OA1
n uAD GRATIS OF All DnU00I61A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-24

Mss en1 Child's shoe = vsUportsonaes rates.
Ne des.fs e call your ssteaaisa - few
nsoe TrusAs. I'VE Mean what - - - ~
what We mean."
We ssc nsAias sssds isr sspsssss - svM, ssss
,e ne the best Chicago tanned issshss.
We - 70 oDais lea1hse.
We eeAeaA our 00oda y hand
We brace All the Shanks with Coppef N11D.
We warrant Al unr 0oods
We ask yoo to give our Goods rfinl.
We have been d the Trade Wet n Yearo
We have sold over o. 90 Cases Of BoO1e.
We VII! save you from Is to $40 Case
We oeu 81 . lair Manufacturer Pxoat-
MeWM save yOa the JOBBkRT PROFfT.
Ne WI give you Any slses you ny wieA..
Meseil boots q IN times Il Boston pricee'
we aek zOu TO examine Cur PFico List above.
pns Sole leather Counter In al our Boots.
~ collect on delivery. giving you u privilege 70
paving The biii
To prompt men who can give 10 good city rsess.
ence ~ Will send by freight and shall expect prompt
eur - recept Of Foods.
I$Soest ~ 4c4n6om n ~ Weot, ooonAohxno1 =
Civ DsSsL 1ssIss5, ii kissSe Z oIiss1H -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

PAUL MoRPHY AND HIS SouvESIRs.-The arrival
of Mr.. Morphy In this city on his return from
Europe was noticed in the Sunday Mercury the
week before last However much q subject of
regret, II was scarcely, from past experience, one
for surprise. that Mr.. Morphy should have left for
New Orleans without thinking proper to pay q
visit to the New York Chess Club. While on this
il may not be smiss to undeceive large portion
Of our readers, who entertain the erroneous idea
that the gold and silver chessmen presented to
Mr.. Morphy. some ten years since, by his admir-
ers in New York. were appropriated to the public
service % 1T New Orleans during the late war.
We are happy to be able to set our friends right
IN this matter. Mr.. Morphy, far too cautious q
player to have his pieces en- prise of an oppo.
nent WHOSE little game he so well knew with
Characteristic foresight caused their removal on
board Spanish man-of.war which happened, at
the nick OF time, to be In port. White thus moved
his king OUT Of check, and the manipulation Of the
black men, Gen. Butler, was stale -mated--[New
York Mercury.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

has piece Of ground Of his own whether it be
town lot or farm, seize every favorable oppor-
tunity TO plnt young grape vines Of the fine quail
tiles and peach, apple, plum, apricot. nectariue,
ponegranste, pear and fig trees.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

HELP OR WE PERIsH.-This is what neglected
teeth would say If they could remonstr rate with
their owners; and mark this, the teeth cannot
perish or become black or yellow il the Sozodont
is used daily.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

CEEscEr OFFICE, No. Is Cam erszzr,
Saturday, November IA. 1888.
CleoFoa Yesterday.
Steamship C Harris, Lockwood, for BRACES San
tiago via Galveston, CA Whitney &co
Sramer Cornelis, Baker for st Louis, Master
Snip Jane Southland, Biship. for Havre.
Lowell & Bailey
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

CrrY or JEFFERSON. November Is 1853.
Arrived during the wesk-1927 Texas Beeyes
6SS Calves and Yearlngs, 273 Hogs, ll43 sheep
and rs Mich Cows. Sold-2072 Texas Beeves,
5S7 Calves and Yearlings, 374 Hogs, us Sheep
and IS Mich Cows. Stock on sale-569 Texas
Beeves. ls4 Calves and Yesrlings, 32 Hogs, 776
Sheep and SO Mich Cows. We quote:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

Fhty.fveIdolla buys splendid Grover 4 Baker
family sewing machine at 1s2 Canal street. Ma
chimes warranted Eve years. Hemmer, tucker,
bralcer an3q1ilter given with each machine.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

GROCERIES. WINES. ETC.
| GOODRICH - RAILEY,
oHAS r. RAILEY, late Of Geo q. Garner
| Wholesale Groeers and Dealer
|
WESTERN PRODUCE. WINES. LIQUORS, TOBA
Nos: 8 Common . = and S- Z Canal AS stree.
ID. Q. HITCHCOCK a CO..
D1sTILLERs AGENTS. REcrIFIERs OF SPIRITS,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS,
Nos. as, az. 40 and 81 Gravier Street.
- Peters street.
NEW ORLEANS LA.
CROOKS - MARIsTAKY.
wHoLxsALs DEALERS N
LIQUORS, SPIRITS. WINES. CIGARS, Ere. ETC.,,
Eetrs Dame street. corner Commerce.
r.. AVA. s sn hand sEs stock q BoS.so.
ntkl11< winch
liberal terms and at The lowest market rata
EIRsT PREMIUM AND GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
an TEE BEST COOKING srovx.
rhs any fuel aad bsEss BE-.
Ter other use. This fact VS.
fairly demonstrated and proven ct the Mschsp
les and Agricultural Fair Of New Orleans 1893 and the 81
Louis Fair of 1861.
Every Of these Stoves guaranteed and ds,versd sav
where within the city free Of charge
Also, constantly hand complete assortment
CHEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most In
proved Patterns Liberal advantages offered trsda
h. HALLER Agent
40 Camp aud ls5 Tchouptoulas street.
ordsssn ct box No. % NschAncs' and Dsasn' Exchanes
No. 0s ST. Charles street. Of the New Orleans Pcstomcs
vfh ressve prompt attention
7. "A RENAIssANCE LeUIsIANAsn.
SEW ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF a PAsxx
Devoted - ssuthern Intsrsssa
Seven Years Of Existence,
most ssnmnlahis pubficatsc for fnmIsss "a seuns,
people Who practice the elegant French language; revieV
ekbsratey the poitica Of the the
The country The Hey 0rssns American prs ths interesting
the community the market price theatrical soirs
thetsrsry and sentnc productions OF day ana rvss
great var1sty Of useful facs instructive eeus
snssdetss snd Ill thss coupssss arst elaas payer.
SUBSCRIPTION: o PER Axnun.
M = 80. 81 La nkNAIBeANOH are sdlssl q =
eolsm.s and shs sdvssssnsnts eo.slls1ousy as
Journal q he ST advertising ns1ums q ths eoufS
JOB Printing done ~ Al Angnaes r. OeaN sfrssS esrun
esExshango Alloy, New Orioana |
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

NEW YORK.
vo1 NV xonK
ux1UHANIv BT8ANBHR LIN
SSf c.-rass ~ a-ss.- ss..-As.-
9H FEfs3nAH S.;: &c., ~ Es.s
SsH5ab1t tl a4AP. -. s;.s;:::
s.u,s h.- ~ Yss EVERY SATURDAY.
WIN. ?. HENRY, couu.ndsr.
win leave wharf opposite vsgssabls Market Second Dsc
SATURDAY, Nov. II, H6Hn.
HA QUICK. ssmmsnas,
Win leave SATURDAY. New. 3lst, ct s o. clock p T.
Ihess Steamer 'hsvs supsiss aecsnnedasisas fas ps
CABIN PAsSAGE.........
Bs~ 6sssht ~ uassags spply 70
- Bills Of Ladins signed through 10 Liverpool
WOOD Low ". : is sv 5s.nss .::...
leaving SATURDAY. November % stsrn
FOE NEW YoRx DIRECT.
TIE oHonwsLL LIHA
Ea~ This Line is composed Of the following Steam
SS1Alznak ships
49,. Crsnwsll. 0ss Washinsssa.
Mar1Pesa. Certsss
George Crenwen.
3. 4 WALL. Cs.msuds.
vm invs hs vaasf ssss Of Seslssss srss q SUNDAY.
November 18th. stsA.H
Passage
Freight for LIVERPOOL, HAvRK and BREMEH saksu
b this Ins nd through bills Of lading Given for sama
ALvzD nouIsoH.
q Carondslst strssl
BALTIMORE
FOB BALTNoRB AND HAVANA
xHx NEW ORLEANS, BALfIMORR AND HAVANA
REGULAR BEnI-MoNfHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
kIBERTY... LOO tens..... Thss L. Dain Oonmsndss
eosA...-''....ues tens. .Dukshsrt OennandT.
CARRYING UNITED STATES nAus
FIRST CABIN:
Through fekss 70 New YORK. Gee.
~ l 5SM ssAI a ne TEs Asp aAvASA
: Raai1ik iast stsspsss.
Maryland.
T. G. REED, Commander,
VIII issvs her wharf, opposite jackson Square. on
mails.
For freight passage having unsuspasssd aessnmeas
Mons. apply 70 WrrHkRsPooN. HALEY CO.. Agents.
HR-Hs nm AZ l.6,,. h.t sn,.. - ~. C.--."~M
30 signed Permits for freight must procured from this
onaca No freight fss Havana taken ansr u s'essk =
day Of saflins.
HAVANA
FOB ,HAvANA-U. g. NAIL LINE.
FOR HaVANA-u n uAI,Tnp
HfEk o. AAiA AiNH-
ls4ktk1fk The Al Iron stesmsbip
OucIy nnck.
vv,u -. -. =. - c-n,' oonaanuoi'
"A aroye For freight or passage spoIv !"
3. W. rhnA1Ns co Agents,
- o~onoe'ee s'reet
RALV E9TON-INDl
AokoAN LINE U. 3. nAL BTkAMsHIP&
ssaia7I1aS ssssnships form thi. Line: A'-
NJ Z.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

MemOrnndo
We are informed by Messrs Wood. Low & Lud-
wigsen that the steamship Gen Meade. Capt Sam.
son, sailed from New York for this port on the
evening Of tie 18th inst.
The schr Kate Farehand, from Fish River with
800 bbls rosin and 20 bbls turpentine went ashore
on Dog Island Sunday night, sth inst, and is re-
ported a total loss. The schr Mary Magdaline
took off portion Of her cargo, also her sails and
rigging, and brought them to the city.
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Exports.

HAYRE- Ship Jane Southard-3S50 bales cot.
ton $500 slaves
BRAZOS SANTIAGO VIA GALVESTON
Stesmship G Harris-200 bbls -four 100 bbls lime
100 bales tobacco ESQ bxs starch and sundries
ST. L0UIS-Stesmer Cornelia-l50O bxs sugar
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

Eyk eALE-1EAL EsTATE-sEvERAL HUE
lotion and Sugar Plantations located m Tia -
o. We cotton and sugar growing sfsas Also Rics
t,rchs ngs Orchards and large bodice Of valuable
rropery improved and uninprovsd sSrm q rsdsnss
9o.es building lots and squazu nvorsbls Psss
sninG % invest viii DO veil ana Examine our Po.
YEA sber Gard Rsai Estase AxssA Ne . Oa-os1siss
strost. New OrisanA 1870
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

most ssnmanease pueicstise 70! aniss nd sssss3
sbsraey the political svsnt Of the week the situation Il
the country the New Orleans American pred the
facs Of LouisianA the Agricultural and Commercial a6sir
the community the market price the Theatrical soirs
thelitsay and scennc productions OF day ana evss
great varsy Of useful facts, instructive gems humcri
sDeodo>os. and ell th<t compssss . nns elias payer.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

Bark linton. Toricke, from Brennan Sept %, to E
F Stockmeyer
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

M = pag. 81 La nkNAIBeANOB are sdlssl q =
eormnA and he edvotisemsnts oonsulcuousy az
played With reading matter n pae thsS ~ -
journal one 81 ns 49, advsrtsng MEDIUMS q he South
esEznhAngo klleY New OrioSna
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

BAYOU SARA.
NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND BAYOU sAkA szM-
WEEKLY PASSENGER PACKET.
IA. n FOR BAYOU SARA AND COAST
4 -. LANDIHGs-Ths passenger packet
Nina efmmes.
W. T. GEEATHOUsE. Haxtsr;
A. Comstock Clerk, assisted by Messrs O. Landry aud q
foriin viii leave New Orleans every MONDAY at o..
ano eyerv fklbA1 at III A. n
win leave Bayou Sara every TUESDAY and SATURDAY
EVENING
For freight or passage apply on board or to
o hELANCON No. III Cont s.res<
NATCHEZ.
kATCHEz PACKET,
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and sATURDAYs 49,
- FOE NATCKEZ AND ALL m
ternedIste IsudInes-Ths ens passenger p.oI..
Wild Wagoncr,
". B. RIchAhooohs Master; ,. o. LfBANO, Casrk,
wiz lssvs - sbova GEO. q. HIrE Aes,x
rchoupitouIas ssrssa
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-13

rINnE TAX COLLECTOR hereby notifies
Il the ctiz-ns Of AbbrviiIe T,is ri,:t. tLa,
f"r the purpose nf s>srss, 4 and col. citing III.
Stale a"d. Dsrttat TAKES for 1867. .i,s will be
At Abbcyifle Court ID O Iiss ON Mop-
day. the 81 # February ncx,. ast,l the Is l.
June following md es1ry d6y Of the. week
during !ha. rr'iod, except -on Saturdays.
Mon'iay. Che 18th Of February. when I'D
viii he
At NshCfy-Six from IL ocurk, II Of thai
day to ~ o'.tosk, M., on Tuesday, ,i,e lsti,
Al Grccf.wOod from u o'clock Turmlav,
18th. to,l2 "siock Wednesday, latt, a.d
~ DohsapItl,s Nom 3 O'clock, r. ~. no
Wednesday,, 18th. to & o'c!oek, A. NJ, -fi.
day. Plat.
E~,ufus must be made Of the va'ue Of all
Resl Estate ownsd an the lat al January, Is6s !
E"t nli Stiiiuous t.iqno:s manufactured frs,n
the lot 81 Janusry, 1874. I" 3l.t Of D-c.,i,irr,
l%GS; "f all SpIritu"us Liquors sold irutu the
lst oi January. lSGs. 10 the 3lst Of y. .cc,ub.r,
isGS-(qunrterly returns iu snch uu~v y # all
i'uap:es aud Carriages. Gu!d ard Silver Plate,
" N~tcies. Jswelry. and Pianos On baud lst oi
january, 1868.
Gross I"c"nrs from Enrlrymeuts Fnrul,ics
, aud ii"es,Io"s fi"m lst January, iSh7. to Is,
january. lSG1
Amount Of all sales of Goods, Wares mud
N-rcl, ,"dise from LIST January, 1868. 10 Is.
january. lSG9-(au.itrrlv re,urns.)
lhc"niS IN excrss "f $500 Ir"in Su!uiius,
Sutrs, hi, id.n,ls, and Mote, ut Interest.
Returns mutt be mads br Keepers 81 IIutels,
Livery Stables. u lizard Tables, Bar E"un,r.
Public llackt. Stag Coaches, &c. n:so, keepers
Of all Public Ferries.
Taxpayers will he required {" return I'll Il
narncs Sf all males ou their plantations ,utwccn
the ages Of II aud 80 l1a's; nmd, n!.o. tn.
humber oi dogs on l,and the Is; January, 1868
All r-tnrIs oi TAXES must H. III ..!- hv ,ir
Slsi March. 1868. or executions Tor II DOUBLE
TAX will h- ,s,uc.l
Aa Taxes f.r Incnrnss must he paid bv the
Sist March. lS"s. 0ne-half Of the Tax-r fruH,
"ll other rnurcss must Hlso be paid hy the 81 Il
March 1869, u'.a ,hr T.. nair,i,g halt by the
18th June. 1868 Where the who,- tax psid
hy the 3lst March, 1868. a di-c.unt Of 3 por
cent. will lie allow ed that u hich js due b,
the 18Th June lSGa
Executions will be i.susi against all r.r4"ns
fAirng 10 pay their Toxes hy tn. times sIrciti~,
Those who failed to make returm- for the past
Year vii! be relieved fr"m n double Tax By pay
ing up by the LIST March. 1858.
The Tnx.f herein levied sh,ll i,v pail only IN
gold and silver c"in. Uni,-d States Treasur.
kotra. or notes declared to he legal tender
ty Lao Government "f ,he United =. at+s. or
notes ii National B.uks or the Bill K-csiva
bie "f this STATE: al.U, tho Pay Certificates ui
Jurors aud Constai,l-s
All returns s-kt ky ,unil or Otherwise must bs
swor" to t.i"re n ,gis,rnto or Notary fulls
BJ order Of General Canby.
S.A. HODGES,
Tax Collector Of ALbcvills Distrist.
Jan 10 Is $n
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-13

South Carolina Railroad Company,
GENERAL ST sCrEEISTESDESr'S oEEIcl
-. 9, t"Ie.l. .sG7.
4 N ah,l after hi. iust. :,h. &, lowins s-rAR.
" IFF With. "hrervr1. viz: =
fR"a CoLUsEIA
Cotton per bale I" h.w fotk...!..............*4 r
q: piilslrl hia - .........l I u
." I;si,in,n5e ..... .....-... x..t
tharl-s,on. ..... -. aCi
Flour per hart.l to N-u York ...... u
fhiind. iphis.............. u
Ha.:::..r. ....:.. ...... J.rs
Gram I~t on''si tsseAt'rr point -........ s.
"s II 4 I'EITE. Geu'i sur't
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-13
MIDWAY ACADEMY.

'INHc suhasriher will .con,nIsi,ce the sxsrsises
l. Of the above nained Aca.ismy, situated
ahant ten miles wsst If .Ab6sviiisrC. H., On
The Sec1nd Mon'lay'of February.
The foll"wins are the Rates II Tuition pas
session of Fire Months:
Higaer: Branches. (includiag The cla.sis..)
EngI!sI, Grarhmat. Geography sud Asi.a-
m<tc. $1l.6U.
-Ern'ertnry Branchea. 5000
Board can be l,ad al $ln.O0 Per month, is-
Guiding Washing Fuel snd"Lisi,ts.
Ths Academy 10 Si,u uatrd in 6ne. heaiihy To-
daiio",! AND Rlaasant -neighiorbood, ya,sa. sea-
".nir"t TO tho Presbyterian. Baltis. and
odfst cltufches. 81 - E8
!, G9'hs . Board of Trustees CONSIST ofs 8~s o.
m"rs persons to whorc all matters PssssinsnS
to The Acudcnay. are referred.
: p. GILBERT.
Feb 7. 1861, a. II j,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-13
CHARLESTON HOTEL,
CHARLESTON, S. q.

'!IE Cnderrign.d having taken oLa1re
l. the nl'ore will known Iloirl, Ie.I..,fnl
inform. bia i'irn.ls aud The travelling publ
that il has been E-fnrnislirI ia al Of is Il.
pnrim-nts. The tnls will at all tin,-s /
sulr'i-.l with the H.. that .io II, .r.c, ntI.r.
including. every i, lio~ry in ,ra."n, Will. Il
sni.ine will lie un-x--tt,onabl- Tn. Is, +
fe"rn- attached To tie Hotel AT. eu,.r'i-a VII
the "si"brn,..l AIte.ian Water, xn.l Hot, C
"r s.'n~sr Esihs can be ATTAINED ut any lir .
The sa"r- st,cnti"n wdl l,- paid to the cen
fort Of the enrs:s NJ mere, of"r-. nnI ti.v-l.
snn rely hron fit.I,ng the Chari-. "n Ilr..
equal to amy j" de u'i'-.' states Tie Ia'
reu1s" "f 'f.e'truveli'g l'.tI,s is ,e"rrctfr!
solicitsd.
J. =. l:OEBACH. Agent,
lr"p,irtc'
Jan II. 1857. SO. 8m
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-13
S. a. HODGES

Tax Collector Of ALbrvills Dislrist.
Jan 30 l3 Sm
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-09-18

Ltshfiss-sp Bsu.
Remember the Lighting-up Ball to be given
by the Coaqusror Hook anil Ladder Co. in
City Hall. Biddeiord. next Monday evening.
Sept. 2lst. II viii be carried out With their
usual good taste. and . good time may Be sx-
pected.
Nessi.
Quite novel circumstance o,curvd last Mon
day relative to the representative for the class
ell towns of Limington AMI Limerick. The
candidates arc brothers namei Bracdon. and
both resided in Limins,on. Limipgton gave .
eoppsrheai majority Of IS. which Limerick
negaiived by an equal majority the other way;
hence tie vote.
The smith's oatsstsb~red.
The town Of Wells, nne, h,sa population by
the last cen,u, ofles, than 5000. On the check
lis, are one hundred and thirty-6ve BY the
name Of Littlefeld; among them are 8, named
Charles; 7, George; 10. Joseph;7. Samuel. and
g, John; we should think their letters and pa
pers might get somewhat mixed.
Parss.sfeid.
The citizens Of Parsonsfeld have voted three
thousand dollars TO build covered bridge across
the Great Ossipec River at Frazer Fall.
deeident
A gentleman from Hollis sends Us the par
teu's sof . distressing accident which hap
penej in this District;
"a fatal occurrence, and very distressing to
many OF his friends, took place on the l4th inst.
Boiugser received shock of which he expir-
oil at ~ o'clock in great agony, and was buried
beside his two friends whose epitaphs were rs
70, ows. Here lies Bill Rugg rs snug as bug
Here lies Joe Rugger snugger than that other
5ugger Here lies BOdusgsr q great deal
.nugger than those two other Burgers"
Hollis, Sept. IL, 1865.
Religious.
The York Baptist Association met in the new
meeting house at North Berwick last week.
Rev. l.. Worth, Moderator, and Rev. @. d.
Ilsley, Clerk. Sermons wercdelivere,l by Messrs.
Ilsley, BarIows AMI worth--the latter was
. centennial discourse in commemoration Of the
organization Of the church at North Berwick,
and is to be published.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-09-18
REGULATIONS.

All entries must be made with the Secretary,
John IIanscom. or with his Assistants The
Secretary would urge the citizens Of Biddeford
AMI Saco to bring their articles to the Hall,
AMI have their entries made on Monday eve'g so
as TO give people from other parts Of the Coun-
~ the time on Tuesday morning. Entries are
expected TO close at 10 o'clock on the morning
Of the Show, Tuesday. Persons coming In on
the morning train OF cars may, however, enter
articles at the Hall on their arrival Entries
may be made by mail or otherwise, any time
previous to the Show. Stock entries may DO
made with an Assistant Secretary, at the en-
trance to the Show Ground, till 0 o'clock on
the morning Of the Show. The manufactured
articles, paintings. fruits and flowers, will be
exhibited In the City Hall, Biddeford. and ag-
ricultural implements. machines, carriages,
sleghs. &c.. In the Hall, or In such place rs the
Committee Of Arrangements may determine {;
all animals on the Agricultural Society's
Grounds, In Saco. All articles OF manufacturer
except mschines, to be exhibited without the
name OF the owner.
PURSES FOR TRoTrING.
Tsro Races, Wednesday p. ~, for Ticket.
On Wednesday afternoon ut Q o'clock there
will be two trots. one for the Societys Purses
Of SIS, IS, and 50, for horses raised and always
owned in the County.
Purse of $50!
For horses that never trotted for money:
Horses to be owned in the County, and to be
driven to common wagon, S25 to best horse |;
SIS to 81; $40 to 81; Entrance for horses,
S2.00. Entrance to Grounds, to both races,
rs cents; 25 cents for carriage and Society
Ticket to the Hall, taken ut the gate on that
day.
Tiro Races Thursday, for one Enirdnes.
Thursday, P. NJ, at 2 o'clock, there will be
Grand Rsce for
a Purse of $4,000!
For horses owned In the County, - First
horse $50; 81 $50; Sd $40. Entrance fec $500.
Purse of s25 for Coils!
At2P. NJ, there will be Race Of Colts un-
der s years old. for the above purse best colt
TO have Si2; 81 IS; 81 IS. Entrance fee 50.
Entrance tickets for both Trots, Is cents, and
carriages % cents.
Il Is expected that there will be . grand trot
on Friday, 9th, open to horses wherever own
ell. for purse VI 500. or more. Details to
be arranged.
Ira c. Doe. esq OF Saco. has been appoint-
ed Marshal, and with such assistants rs he
may appoint. will have charge Of the Grounds
during the Show.
JOHN HANscoM. Secretary.