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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-23

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Ch Charleston Rotei.-John
E. Tobin, Aiken J. Almy, United States Army;
A. McCarley, New Orleans; ]. R. Bostlewaite,
Louisville, Ky.; George R. Bears, st. Louis,
Mo-; DR.. D. Y. Carter, Madison, Ind; J. W.
Heath, st. Louis Douglas Smith, Ohio; Colo-
mel E. L. Ludington. W. B. Gilles, Whining
ton; R. Bradley, Savannah Colonel John
George and son, Marion; silas Ammon, Marl-
boro'.
G,ls House.-Captain Woodruff, New York ;
William Elliott, South Carolina; Leroy YOU
mans, Edgefeld Courthouse; J. j. McQuillin,
Philadelphia; J. J. Middleton, Mrs. Middleton
and child, Baltimore h. G. Phillips and SER
want, New York J. G. Courier, Newark, N. j.;
]. L. B. Policy, Boston; John 81. Baldwin,
Baltimore; G. A. Petit, Philadelphia John P.
McQuillan, Philadelphia; Henry Weldon and
wife, New York.
PaoQso7 Rotel.-F. schafer, Wadmalaw !;
P. Z. Coburn, South Carolina Railroad E. L.
Barns, city; L, B. Branch, Florida; B. G..
Stout Michigan; Alexander Mckenzie and
wife, Florence; v. Smith, st. Stephens A. D.
singletary, Williamsburg.
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A Novelty.

The latest and most effectusl remedy for the cure
OF debility loss of appetite, headache torpor of the
nvor, etc., is PANKNIN's HEPATIC BITTERs. For
sale by all Druggists. th
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Molasss 4Koiasses!! !;
-.,. ,
J. 3. T.. SLOAN. AuctiOneer.

On TUEsDAY next. the 2Sth instant will be sold. ON
Brown Co.'s Wharf, alongside the schooner
"Mary Munroe." from Mstsllzss (Cuba),
102 hhds. SWEET NEW CROP LAYED M0LAS6ES
% terces Sweet New Crop clayed Molasses
IS hhds Bright Musco7ado Molasses-superior
quality
8 Heroes Bright Muscosado -Molasses--supef4or
quality - .'.4',
so barrels Bright Museo7ado Molasses--supefior
quality. s' = :
Terms-An sums under $500, cash; ebove that
amount, so days for approved city endorsed note
.ASrAugusta daily papern will insert till Monday.
and send bills to J. B. E. sloan. - .,
January % So. - .
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AGAIN WE WERE subjected, last evening, to
the disappointment OF failure OF the North
ern Mail. The mail which should have reached
us on Tuesday, however, came through day
behind time.
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A WHARF RAT CAUaHT.-Dick Finney, col
ored thief, was lodged in the euardhouse last
night for stealing rice from the steamer None
ka,and will have hearing at tho Mayors Court
this morning
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DISTRICT CoURT-HoN. GEO. W. LOGAN FRE-
srDNa.-The sealed verdict in the case Of the
State us. John zanoga, larceny and breach oi
trust, was read. Not guilty.
The State rs. Edward Palmer-Larcpny.
Guilty.
The State us. Solomon Hacker-Larceny.
Guilty; but in consequence of his long coniine-
ment the jury recommended that he be reliev-
ed from further punishment, and the prisoner
was discharged by order Of the Judge.
The State us. Sarah Green-Larceny and re-
ceiving stolen goods, three indictments
Guilty.
The State Us. John Kirk-Larceny ano. re-
ceiving stolen goods. R. W. Seymour, Esq,
for the defence. Guilty of receiving stolen
goods.
The State os. Henry De npsey and Henry
Dozier-Larceny and receiving stolen goods.
Robert Chisolm, Esq, for the defence. A mol
pros. was entered against Dozier. Guilty of
receiving stolen goods as to Dempsey.
The State us. Elizabeth Dempsey and Laura
Ann Mustapha-Larceny and receiving stolen
goods. Mol pros. entered as to both de-
PENDANTS.
The State os. York Germain-Larceny. Con-
tinued, and the prisoner discharged on his own
recognizance.
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To OUR ADyERT1sERs.-In compliance with
the suggestion Of many Of our downtown
friends we have placed at the Office Of the
City Railway Company, corner of Broad
street and East Bay, an iron box to serve as
a receptacle for the favors Of the advertising
public. We are under obligations to Mr.. J..
F. Taylor, Of the Phoenix Iron Works, for
the prompt, neat, and graceful manner in
which he has executed the order for this
advertising box for the DAILY NEWS. In our
next issue we shall have something further
to say about the Phoenix Works. The box
cannot fail to be great accommodation to
the merchants on the wharves, East Bay and
Broad streets. It will be empded several
times every afternoon and night, and adver-
tisements deposited in it up to II o'clock
P. NJ, will appear in the morrow's NEWS as
surely as II handed in at our counting room.
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Thomas Pisekney, ezecutor Elizabeth P. Pinck-
ney Us. Sarah P. Belinger ct al. 4 bill to
Account, to Marshal Assets and for Relief.
BY T. A. WHITNEY, ....
Auctts,neer.


Will be sold under the direction Of the undersigned,
at the old Customhouso, on TUESDAY, the eth
day OF February, 1868, at II O'clock A. NJ, 49,
An those two adjoining fine 20 TON and RICE
PLANTATIONS, known al "rmoihy" and "Towns-
end" tracts belonging to the estate OF III Eizateth
P. Pinckney deceased, 1ruated on the Aahepoo
River, about two miles from the ferry, on the Saa-
bstchie road, Coleton stict. These Plantations
offer rare inducements to capitalists who may wteh
to engage In the culture nf Cotton or Rice as they
CONAN 6Su res OF Cotton land a. q 135 acres Of
Rice land, both excellena quality. The Rice lands,
owing to the fine facilities tor drainage, are somia-
bly, adapted to the cultivation OF tins staple en-
these places are DwelInah house. Kitchen. verylaree
Barn. Cornhou;e fine table. and sevsn or eight
servants' houses. f--..li
Plat OF the same can be seen at the once Of T.
A. Whitney, No. z Franklin. street. W ;-'
Terms-One-t e-third cash; balance on credit OF ono
and two years secured by bond and mortgage OF the
b. STOKES,
January 18 G. 4. @. d.
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SALE OF srooKs.-Msssrs. Henry Cobia Co.
sold, yesterday, $500 of City Six per Cent.
Stock for 81; three hundred and si1ty-three
shares of Gas Company Stock for s11a11 so.
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Clothing, HardUars, DC.
BY MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, win sell at my
store. corner Of King and Liberty streets,
AN INVOICE OF CLOTHING, just received by
Steamship Manhattan,
COMPLETING OF
200 piecss Tweed, Doeskin and Satinet PANTS
100 Cassime re and Sstinst Business Sacks, Coats
so Extra Sick Goats
so Fine Clcth Frock Coats
25 Harrison Suits, L. B. and Helknap Ghirts
Neck Ties, Merino Under Shirts and Drawers, &o
ALSO,
Balance Of Invoice Of TABLE AND POCKET CUT.
LERY, to clofe conngnments.
On FRIDAY will sell,
100 cases BOOTS AND sHOG3. Janukry 20
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A-A--A-A-A- A

The best Dyspeptc Bitters now in use are PANk-
NISs Hepatic Btters. They never fail to give relief
Try bottle, and be convinced For sale by all
Druggists. m
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SINGLE COPIES Of this mornings DAILY NEWS,
put up in wrappers ready for mailing, may be
had at our counting-room; price five cents.
The DAILY News will be mailed regularly, du-
ring the session OF the State Convention, to
parties who may desire to hare q full record of
the proceedings, for eighteen cents week.
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s.THE IRISH CITIZEN"

NEW WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
Proprietor and Editor. JOHN MICHEL.
I1IRsT NUMBER TO APPEAR ON SATURDAY.
I the 18th of October, 1857.
Terms by the year. .saco
Terms for half year...... L6o
Terms fol four on,hs................ LOO
Clubs Of 10 In the usual PROP. ION.
Advertisements to be forwarded nameoiately, =
as to be duly classified.
Address, JOHN MITCHELL
Office of the Irish Citizen.
No. 81 Barclay street, New YORK :
Ser tsmber 80
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PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN
L CURE.
DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.
2S,2s. febs,5

APPROVED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
by the FRENCH MEDICAL FACULTY as the only
safe and ihtalLule aniIlote against infection nom
Special Diseases. This inyauable preparation is
suited for either sex, and hls proved, from ample
experience, the most efficient and reliable Proven
tive ever discovered, thus efectng desideratunn
long sought for in the Medical World. II used &C.
eording to directions every possibility of danger
may be avoided; single application will radically
peutralze the venereal virus, e1pel all impurities
from Ii absorbent vessels, and render contamins-
ton i'm possible. Be wise In time. and at very small
outlay save hours Of untold bodily and mental tor
menta.
This most reliable specific SO universally adopt
cd in tie Old World, u now offered for sale for the
Hrst time in America by =. A. DUPORT l. CO.,
only authorized Agents for the Opited States
Price So per bottle Large DO. de, double size, S.
The usual discount to ths trade. Sent, Sc
eurely packed, on receipt of p.ice to any address,
with directions and pamphlet, Wy addressing to
:. \. DUPORT co.,
Sole Agents icr Dr.. Ricord's P. l.,
May % lyr No. il Gold Street New York
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THE ELORENCE GAZETTE,

nuBLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT FLOR
ENCE, S. c., offers an excellent medium 70
Merchants and others who wish to extend their
business in the Pee Dee section Of the State Rates
Of advertising very reasonable. September 10
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Desirable Building Lots at Auction.
BY SAMUEL G.. BLACK,

bcdEuOtc 0uU0WS 4oes " AHSttob'
BY SAMUEL G.. BLACK,
Broker and Auctioneer. No. 2S Broad
street.
THIS DAY, 2sd instant, at II O'Clock A. NJ. will
be sold, at the OLD Postoface,
THE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS,
6AY: ~ ~. - -
That SPACIOUS LOT OF LAND. on north side Of
Calhoun.street Immediately opposite East Bay
street, measuring in 'front.' on Cahoun-sFeet III feet
8 inches by 22l feet deep. -
ALSO, .E: ~ if-..'
LOT OF LAND. on south Eidc Of Char.otte-stxeot
midway between Warrington and Alexander-streeta.
measuring 40 feet front on Oharlottestreet by 22k
feet deep. :,5ofncii
That small but peculiarly well located LOT OF
LAND, on northwest corner OF Meedng-street and
Horlbeck's Alley, measuring 16 feet 'front.' on Meet
tnRstree SO feet on Horlbecas Alley and 80 teet on
back line. .....--..e-- -.
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND, On north side If Short
street (second lot east Of Fslkln-sreet measuring
"a feet front on short-street by 126 feet, more or
less. In depth. 49,
Conditons-One-half cash: balance In one year.
with interest from date, sacured by mortgage Of
property. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
Jenuary2S tuth2
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Dry Goods, Oil Cloth Covers, &c.
BY JOHN G. MILNOR & co.

THIS DAY, sd Inst, at 10 O'Clock, ve Win sell,
at our Store, No. l35 Msetng.street,
AN INVOICE,
CONSISTING OF:
BLACK CAssMEREs, Printed sstinets, Bleach.
ed and Brown Sheetings, Shirting Stripes, Fancy
Plaids, Linen Diaper, Madrns and Printed Handler.
chiefs, Coun terpains, Oil Cloth Table Covers,
Women's White Hose Mems Brown and Mixed Hall
Hose, Susper ders, Cashmere Pants, &C., &c.
Conditions cash. January %
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COURT OF APPEALs-CH1EF JUSTICE DUNKn'
PREsD1Na.-Mr. T. Y Simons concluded ar
gument for appellees in Roye et al. us. Charles
ton Savings Institution; MIR. McCrady closed
in reply for appellants.
Joseph Cohen us. Augustus Habenicht. Mr..
J. Barrett Cohen for appellant; Mr.. Henry
Buist for appellee.
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THE GREENVILLE MOUNTAINEER
rs PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. AT 81 80
PEI. year, In advance. Advertisements inserted
at us,lsl rates. G. T. ELFORD,
MAY IL Editor and Proprietor,
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BIBLE SOCIETY OF CHARLESTON 30
ciety held their ty-eighth anniversary meet
ing yesterday afternoon at the President'f
room in the Charleston College. The follow.
ing officers we're elected to serve for the ensu.
ing year:
Pr.,ident-E. L. KERRIsON.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY RAvENEL. Rev. THOMAS
sMYTHE, DID,, sAML ]. WAGNER, N. 3. MID
DLETON.
Corresponding Sscretaries-Rey. C. p GADsDEN.
Rev. CHAS. sVEDDER.
Recording Seerctary-J. N. ROBSON.
Treasurer-W N. HUGHES.
man, Rev. W. s. Bowman, Or: Jas Moultrie Capt
I. s. Budd, F. j. Pelzer F. P. tKord. J. N. Robson,
Geo. ". williams, q. ". Mitchell, Chas. P. Frazer,
Rev. ". q. Adams, Rev. j. L. Girardeau, DID,, Geo.
b. Cook, Hon. c. G. Memminger.
AN ATTRACTIVE CoRNER.-.The intersection OF
Broad and Meeting stre, - w the most
popular lounging place in the city for certain
class Of idlers. The District and State Courts
and the convention are the three great centres
of attraction, and the adjacent corners are sell
dom without group Of takers who chat about
politics, discusses the last trial, and kill time
generally. It is pleasant to know that while
80 many are out Of employment, there are
others whose time is at their own dis
posal, and who can afford to waste
the precious moments, which probably
form their only capital. Many of these idlers
are colored men whose anxiety to hear the
news induces them to neglect their daily Ia
bors. The two court rooms are generally
crowded with this class, while it is impossible
for any but those who have the privilege of
the floor to obtain seat in the convention.
Since colored men have been drawn on the
juries there is great anxiety among those of
their class less favored to get glimpse at new
jurors and see how they bear their new digni-
ty. The doors OF the court room have been
frequently crowded from this cause and the
services of stalwart constable are necessary
to keep the passage open.
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.GHARLRsToN SAVINGS BANK.-At nesting
OF the corporators Of this bank, held yester-
dsy, the following officers were reelected to
serve for The ensuing year:
CHARLES d. WEST, President.
JOSEPH PROVOST, Ylce-President.
7+4st<es.-A. B. Taft, John q. Honour, Sidney s.
Howell, VIM. McBurney. James ID. Wilson, Jacob
Small, F. Melchers, 8. G. Courtenay, D. A. ANIME,
Henry Cobis, VIM. Ravenel, W. @. Courtney, W. j.
Middleton James NJ Caldwell, W. Ufferhardi, James
B. Belts, F. Lanneau, q. Gerdts, W. G. Whi,den, j.
Schirmer
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4 Desirable King street Store, corner King and
Chford's Alley., go"
w. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUNS,

Auottoneers, DO. 25 Broad-strect.
VIII be sold at Auction TOMORROW, oath inst, ct
the Old Postoface at II O'Clock, .i9S
THAT NEW AND DESIRABLE BRICK STORE
situated at the southwest oorner OF King and Clf
ford's Alley known as No. 14l. The Lot measures
ninseen feet hront.by one hundred and forty.thre
by Cliff rds Alley, west by lands of ". Heine, and
south by lands Of w. Heine, and east by Ktngstreet
Terms-Purchaser to asi ume hond and mortgage
for $4,000 In gold, or its equivalent payable IN tour
year, with interest payable semi.annualy tntereat
already paid to 18th December 1857 ba ance to be
paid in cash. Building to he insured and policy as
signed. Purchaser to pay State and city taxes for
1853; also, to pay us for papers.
January %
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THE SUMTER NEWS,
DARR g. OSTEEN, ProprietorH.
nunL1sHED EVERY THURSDAY. AT SUMTER.
). [. Subscription s4.00 per annu"' ~
Clubs of fouI $500 per annum.
advert,sements In serted on liberal torn,s.
DecempsrS
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SALES OF REAL EsrATE.-Messrs. Smith &
MoGilGvray sold, yesterday, tract of land in
st. James Goose Creek parish, containing four
hundred and seventeen acres, for SITS; also, a
tract in Christ Church, containing fifty acres,
for s125.
Messrs. Henry Cobia & Co. sold at the same
time, three story brick building on East Bay,
next south Of tho Courier Office, for $4,000.
Terms, one-kaR cash, balance in twelve months,
secured. ny bond and mortgage.
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CHAB1Esros1ANs ABRoAD.-In the advertise
ment Of the annual course Of lectures OF the
New Orleans School of Medicine, we notice that
Charleston has lions share of the protesso-
rial honors in that institution. First, we have
DR.. Samuel Logan, for maCy years Demonstra-
tor Of Anatomy in the College Of South Carroll
ma, then Professor of Anatomy in the Virginia
Medical College at Richmond, now Professor
of Surgery in the above named School in New
Orleans. q. We find the name of DR.. J. Dickson
Bruins, well known to all our readers as one of
the most brilliant young men Of our State. He
was for several years the distinguished editor
of the Charleston Medical Journal, and is now
Professor Of Physiology and Pathology In the
Crescent City. 8. DR.. VIM. Hutson Ford Pro
sessor of Medical Chemistry, Toxicology and
Legal Medicine, also gifted and accomplished
Charlestonian; and, L. DR.. LeGrand G. Capers,
who is Assistant Professor Of Surgery.
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AW1FE MURDERER.-On On Wednesday night the
9th instant, Hugh Donohue and his wife Re-
becca were arrested for drunken and disorder
" conduct in their house on Hasel-street be-
low East Bay. They were sentenced to five
dsys confinement, but after three days the
woman was sent to the hospital where she
died on Tuesday morning of lock jaw. When
brought to the guardhouse she was bleeding
from a wound In the head. Coroner Whiting
held an inquest yesterday morning, when a
little daughter Of the deceased testified that
her father had struck her mother in the head
With piece of Ight-wood. The jury found
verdict that the deceased came her death by
wounds inflicted BY Hugh Donohue.
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Andi0tl Sales.

Estate Sale of Valuable Plantation IN ChTIsf
Church Parish, DsOelling and Vacant Lott.
BY z. B. CAKES.
Will be sold THIS DAY. 2sd instant at II O'Clock,
atthe Old Posoface.
AL that valuable PLANTATION in Christ Church
Parish, within sight Of and opposite to the city,
known as Remleys Point Plantation. containing, In
cluding marsh land between 500 and 600 acres, 100
or more of which are now cleared and under cult
vaton, the remainder IN wood. This land produces
the finest cotton, we'll provisions Of oil kinda
On the place is q comfortable dwelling, besides
barn, stables and laborers quarters.
The wen finished three-story BRICK DWELLING.
No. south side Society containing roous
On the premises are all necessary outbuidtnRs, chs
tern and well Of water. Lot S6 feet front and 100 feet
deep.
ALSO,
A7acant LOT. north side Calhoun, west Of Alex1n:
der-sreet measuring 80 ieet front and 162 feet deep
ondiuons-One-fourth cash; balance In thres
equal annual insalments with interest att per cent
payable semi-annually. Dwelling to be kept insured
and policy assigned. Purchasers to pay for papers
and Stamps. Jsnuary 23
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26
The Southern States Returning.

The work OF Reconstruction, ACCORDING
to the plan of Congress. notwithstanding
the faetious opposition OF the President. is
going steadily on. Already. eight of the
seeding States have returned and been adj.
mitted, to wit: Tennessee, North and
South Carolina. Georgia, Florida. Abba
ma, Louisiana, and Arkansas Virginia.
Mississippi and Texas are sill out in the
cold. They come in by no favor Of the
President, for it is by his negative action,
IN refusing 10 return the bills within ten
days, that the bills became laws. IL seems
he did not care TO reto the bills, for the very
good reason that they passed by over two
thirds vote.
1t rs now two months since the adjourn.
ment of the Virginia Convention, which
fixed day for holding the election to rati.
~ the Constitution, but owing to the want
of funds wherewith TO conduct IT,. il was
postponed by General Schoheld Tue Dis.
trict Commander could fix another dsy for
the election, but being under the control
oi PfesIdent Johnson, waose plan is to de-
lay the admission OF the States, IL is not
done. There is but one way to meet the
case, and that is. for Congress 10 step in
and make provision by Law for The election.
when the State will be relieved OF its de.
pendence upon the Prcsiden, ard the Mill
tary Commando acting under has orders
The bill admitting Arkansas was vetoed.
but promptly passed by both branches over
the veto
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Norway and Paris Y. N. C. A.

IL has been eieb; months since this As-o-
cation was formed. and il has now become
arGcoSuized institution in the villages Of
Norway and Paris and in sendinr it, mem
eers into the surrounding districts /, has
becn the msans, through ihc grace Of God
OF doing much service Tor the Master
Below is appended list Of the meeting,
held regularly by tho Norway and Paris Y .
NJ. G Association.
Regular Association meeting. ev erv Sat.
uFdAy evening at eigh, O'Clock
Board Of Manager meeting. monthly
DAILY Prayer meeting i, : , O'Clock in
the evening. continuing one half hour.
Prayer meeting Sabbath morning At ten
O'Clock.
Mission meeting. Sabbath afternoon At,
FIVE o'clock. at Clnb Hall and wcob.r Dis.
trici. Norway. and Il Hall District and Par.
sons District. Paris
81 arc invited 10 attend these meeiinrs
and we earnestly trust tina, many. remen.
bering these meetings, will aid the Assoc.
alton by ihc'r presence aud cooperation.
The Room furnished with reading mat.
teF-is open free TO all. day and evening.
May God bless the efforts OF the Youn-
Mems Chr ian Association Of Norway and
Paris. &
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-26
Who is Responsible

The failure of the Impeachment affects
but slightly the interests of the people Of
the North--lhe weight OF the blow falls
upon the deiencelesS South. IL Is the effect
upon the rebels and cut threats OF the South.
in shining them up TO acts OF violence upon
Union n,sn smoag them and the negroes
that the most deplorable results arc to be
seen. The alarming increase OF assassina.
lions of Union men IN the South since the
aeqaitfal OF President johnson is significant.
The loyal convention now in session in
Texas has memorialized Congress TO allow
Union men to organize military force TO
project them from the Rebel rufiians who
are daily numbering some OF their number.
The South Carolina Democrats held one
convention in which they concluded that il
would be good policy to declare in favor Of
universal suffrage. bu, the spirit of their
Northern allies was so very different that
they promptly called another and reeanted
The murder OF Asbburn in Georgia has
been followed by the murder Of Dill in SO.
Carolina. and last and worst, Of Lawren e
in Kentucky. An investigation oiihe LaN.
rance case shows that it was as deliberate
an assassination as ever disgraecd the an
mails of any country. Tie Kuklux Khan
made II the last OF a series Of FIVE exploits
OF the kind. al committed within few
weeks. II was a par, OF the plan TO COM
pei every Union man TO leave that part OF
the country. The evidence is ovcrwhelm.
Ing that so FAR as they dare to act, the Reb
els IN many parts OF the South are as AFRO
CANT and ms dangerous as they ever were.
The Richmond New Nation says that If the
military forces OF the Uaited States were
Withdrawn, it would be impossible to Goa
tinue the publication OF tina, paper. The
editor OF Republican paper in South West.
ern Tennessee, writes that he and all
others engaged in similar work, carry
their lives in their hands.
The rebels of the South know that they
are receiving aid and confor; from Andrew
johnson. IN their course. and every assas.
siuation which takes place will iasten the
responsibility OF President Johnson's course
where IL belongs