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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-02-28

The Maryland Legislature win re-elect
Hon. B. F. Thomas to the Senate, in spite
of his exclusion by the Radicals in that
body, and they propose to stop the collec-
ton of United States revenue in Maryland
If he is not admitted.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-02-28

Elk Governor Neil S. Brown met with
an accident the other day, caused by mis-
step on q stairway, by which his left col
lar bone was broken. We are glad his in
iuries are not of serious nature. The
counsels Of such man are needed just at
this crisis in the history of the nation.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-02-28

The New Jersey Legislature has rejected
a resolution Of thanks to Gen. Grant.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-02-28
Ne Legislature and the

The Legislature and the "KukIuX."
In the Lower House on Friday, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution offered by
Doughty, Of Anderson, were adopted IN
der suspension of the rule, and transmit
ted to the Senate
WHEREAS, There exists in many cOun-
ties of Middle and West Tennessee. large
and secret organization, which patrols the
country in squads, mounted, armed, mask
ed and disguised in such manner that its
members cannot be recognized, either by
night or day, and many outrages have been
and are being committed upon loyal and
peaceful citizens, both white and black,
their certificates Of registration being for
chilly taken from them, and threats made
on every hand by said organization that
colored men will not be permitted by them
to go to the polls or to vote at the election
for county officers, now close at hand, and
circumstances warrant the belief that a
peaceful election cannot be held in many
portions of Middle and West Tennessee,
without the presence of the military, there
fore, be it
ResoEoed, By the General Assembly of
the State of Tennessee. That his Excellen-
cy the Governor be requested to call upon
Major General George H. Thomas to make
such disposition of his troops in the coun-
ties of Giles, Marshall. Maury, Lincoln
and Gibson, and at such points as may
seem necessary, to protect loyal citizens in
the exercise Of the elective franchise at the
election for county officers on the first Sat
urday in March next.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-02-28
The GemhiIikin !

Did you ever see the like ? If Ward q
Shapard haven't gone and filed their Big
Store house plum full of new goods 90
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-02-28

There WAS quite shower Of infants in
New York city last year, seventeen hun
dred aud twenty three having beer picked
up in the streets.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-02-28

IN pursuance Of order from the circuit court of
4 Giles county, made at the December term, 1867,
hereof, will,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-02-28

Upon :he evidence collected by the com
mittee, which is hereafter to be presented,
aud in virtue of the power with which they
have been invested by the House. they are
Of the opinion that Andrew Johnson, Presi-
dent Of the United States, be impeached
for high crimes and misdemeanors. They
therefore recommend to the House the
adoption Of the accompanying resolution.
Signed: TBADDEUs STEVENS,
GEORGE S. boutwell,,
JOAN A. BEGHAM,
CT BEAMAE,
G. T. HULBURD,
joins +. FARNswoRTH,
IL. Z. PAIEE.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21
Tho Coming Elections.

Our readers will find in another column an
order issued by general ganhy, establishing
regulations FIR the conduct of the elections for
State officers and y meenberr se IF Congress, to be
held on April II, 15 and 16,noxt. A revising
session oftho Board ofRcgistration will be held
commencing fourteen days prior to the election.
All persons not entitled to registration, viii
than be stricken from the lists; and there is the
highly important provision that the Boards Of
Regstration shall add to the lists Of persons
entitled nit to vote the names Of all persons who,
at that timo, arc entitled to registration under
tho Reconstruction Acts 3sy -
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21
HIteIl,a..

| Butter har gone up in Albany and Troy
Now York, to sixty-scvcn cents pound Sev.
enty ccntsiis the price of the golden article in
in Washington =
The Columbia IAonie publishes an appeal
to the people Of this State to cal. a convention
to, elect delegates to the New York National
Democratic Convention. -tf
Sergeant Bates, with his fag unfurled, ar
rived in Columbia on Wednesday afternoon
Hundreds awaited his arrival on the banks OF
the COngarco. He was welcomed by hIayoy
Melton on behalf Of the citizens, and escorted
to Nickerson's HotelY He viii be sercnadcd
tonight. 8ta ~
With reference to trnde in Boston, the 7rar-
e3er of that city anys tint "the market for
Cotton goods continues firm, with an upward
tendency, and tho dealers nre rejoicing ut the
prospects of tho Spring trado.
An English financiar is said TO be in Ala
bama, advising tho land,owpors there to form
joint stock companies t6F} the improyeinppt of
their surplus lands and the snle, of them to
European emigrnnts. ~! ,r3
In Virginia tho Conservatives are ninking
axtraofdinary efforts to carry tho State. II
willho remembered that there was white ma
jority Of $4,000. on tho old registration lists,
and the Conservatives count on putting 10000
new names on tho new lists.
The American silver .eeins which people so
rarely sec, aro circulating in such great nun.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21
: sA visit Z. Charleston. i

"trip pf our local 70 tho eity has enabled
him to enthcr few items. which ayabe inter
esting. TO our readers 9saa Ms, ~ -,
And ffsa, he was eladt hnd tho money yismnf.
ket easior, and much more eonHdepce eSi sitting
Flo mqlpahtile circles, Tie bank rate; # dis,
counts has beea. reduced, !, and money NOW com
mands only ois per cont a mouth, ., instead Of
and!a half, as formerly. While fry. GLASS
psper viii secure loans at the fato OF npsf
cent per annnm. m ' ss s. ssis7si.; 9
seeaaly shs heerison ed was as gloomy y
DIP ever. The great ring streaksd, was, in. full
bhst, and the Constitution ofsheir framing is
aboutfo be submitted to the vote Of thespeo.
1,issso-ealler'at an carly day. Our locail Had
.hsI Ioli' ooplip'ettaniiy e ssiag apee.siSt # iBeir
|PFeseeainggs on Saturday last and vas hardly
prepared to SO, men Caucasian blood resting
kheir.eIbows on theai Shoulders OF .Icoal black
aaTkeSsili ilip the inoss familiar style, whils dis,
|eassiag the merits of pet schemes, Of pulling
,Tirss. 's hs has sssa aaa from s. s.
Psricnee spquks. +, -,;:es:,,i -. sSss.,r
s,>Whilein,tho, cityghc wus,the guest, ,of tha!
favorites fresort Of stravellers; the Z Pavilion
Hotel. where he enjsyed all tile comforts
which tho ample ACCOMMODATIONS, the tables
loaded With the best the market can afford
and tho attention Of polite domestics, all under
the mbst systematic and accomplished manage
incnt, could aford. 5...' .,i4.a .s,.y ~
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21
Tile Ilnpeac achlnent Trial.


Runctlnll3 at l,o'clock, on, the 18th inst,
yIrt aYade. srapped, his gayel and vacated. his
chair; punctually at o'clock Mr.. Chief; y us,
ticas Chase. in 1hisirobcs, entered from the rear
!, at3 seated himself, and with single rap
trasaormedtthb bodybbeforo him from the
Senate to the High Court of impeachment: i
fsIbea eaproclamat ionis commanding silence was
{ tlade, tfhasijo ofiaho. Proceedings of the
Court on Friday last was rcad, ,tthe Senators
wliOhad notsbean sworn, qualified as monlbcrs
ofithoEG Court, the impeachment managers came
iIEanda atobklthe seats assigned them, and the
various formalitics were gone through in order.
ThlssascailiRgspf the President Of the United
States by name by the Sergeant-at-Arms, in
ttss PIN tg appear and answer thc charges,
was very impressive. The counsel for the
I Rrcsident then entered from the door on the
right of the chair and proceeded to- seat thom-
selsesi nj the table on the same side. But
three Of them wero able to be present ~
sMr. Stanhery then read In q low and meas
urcd tone. tho ereplyi of the President and tho
request for forty days time in which to answer.
This request was received with dissatisfac-
iiop. I ,.yi .-} 4
bingham p. and and bic biz. colleagues made Bit
1fssf Siief aseas.ion ui Il this matter tho
sepastel; epst D retired :, Il for consultation,
Fipall after oa Ar absence ls Of two hours, the
Senate returns to its ohe,nber, and the Chief
Jpsstico announced ~ that il had decided only to
allow respondent &, ten, on, days in Hbioh to
hpesiK9ieef, siK9ief, 3c. iil,f,.o Ia 4nye i s.e,l
esar AZ. n Bingham slsted by What be might just
w regard as great triumph, got up and offered
. sr9tioSn m that The trial be proceeded with i'm
ins.aistely upon the filing Of the replication Of
the Hopso ogs' Hsppgera, ard. this wns voted down
by thc close vote Of 25 to 26.
Other motions we're made, and, finally, after
ehpllg.ac ehpallg.acteristip g speech by Mr.. Bnsler and n
fa9i remarks rsfppaprr|ks by Mr. Nelson. an order was
adaptsa that the trial i shall DO proceeded with
imnessdiatcly On the fling of tho replication,
unless, otherwise ordered, lhe Court then adj
jsurned until March 23d, ten days hence
- i .
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21

TNiTIHIs aaDTSTERHCT COUNsNtiOF
i =. THE uNITED STAI iSS-Fon THE DIsTnicT OF
S0urH CAnoLiXA-IS THE Matter OF MADISON r.
Way BANK KngpT-l -lNcDaSKRurT5Y:4-To sH#fi w
MAY CoNesnx.-,The Undersigned hereby gives nor
ticc of his appointment rs Assignee Of Madison P.
South Carolina, within said District; who has been
ndjudged a bankrupt npon his own petition, by the
District CONT Of said District - rsn@ssaf sta9s
Dated tOrangeburg G. ii. tho 18th day of March
A. D., 1868,
nar 2l-3t P.'V. 'DIBBLET "A ssienee' q
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21
TN TME DIsTa.IC1Ta On CoU1IRT' b TO on 1

TN THE DIST1sICT, COURT OF
OF Sourn JCARoLINA-tIN. THE MATTER eov,sDAvln,
SrIvENpER, BAHKRp2T--Is BASKnupTcr-To WuoM
IT MAyCoSGEnS.M The; uAdefsighbed hereby esiiyss
notice OF his appointment as lAssignces of David
Stiyender in the District Of Orangc5urg and State
Of South Carolina within said District, Who has
beon adjudged bahkruptupo his ownspitissoa,i By
the District Court Of said District, -.
Dated ,sSa ss orapsebarg G. III tho i!h day Of March
;mnr2I--8t ,tisss Z. ". DIBDLE AssieDeo, (.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21

SACounty of Richland, Senator and 2 Repre-.
'ssp1iatiyes. s.
uasy y Il Lexington, " Rsl
asfs Of sewborry, ! sss3sor g8a lssI a5d ReH
ecdhd.y Of Laursns. sssqs5E, sSJ lsSSral,
sehtntivcs. SIS
County of Abboyille, ! Senator and Rep,
rrcscnf.tisrs 81:
3 csgg.y q snas5sess Senator s and fsa, M
County of areenvillo, j Senator and 4 Rep.
reseutatives. i
County. Of piokons+ ! Senator and l Repre-.
County County Of .abI5r .aebbI5rsH, q Q { sgaa.os and !.
Representatives. s. =
County of Union, pssaAtoaar and. Ropresen.
tatiycs. ,..s.. :. ss8ss
County York, Il senatorands q Rspresen,
tatiycs.
County Of Chester, 4 'SSouatoNa and 8 Repre-.
sentativcs ,tss Of ssyt tnk
County Of Faiffcld; ; II Senator n1de3 2spFe
sentatiyes. :,oa,is t2GaIfd adj u ahia nlodiHa3
County Of lAncstssf sss sshEaissri ssEs sai and Repre
sentatives. 80 so,,,.,s.,,l
County Of Oepnge, : e j Senator and 2 Repre-
sentatives. 1tat af ,osffae 1haw o, alttiI
Fvtccnth. The First reasssiio5n Distfiaa,
is composed Of the .CSqqtiss Of Lapeaste
Chesterfield, Marlboro, Darlington, Marion
Horny, Georgetown, Williamsburg. Sumter
Clarendon and KeIshazs~4; KeIsazas~, the II = Second is com
posed of the Counties Of CEiarrl rrleston, Colletop
Beaufort aud BaEaysll i Thigd 4 ssppgqsssa ssi
Of tho Counties off OlTapgpbprg Lexington
Richland, Ncmberry, Edgefeld, Abbeville and
Anderson; the Fourth sis scosnposed of the
Counties ofisOconee,y :, piokedS, Grcenyillc
Laurens, spattahbnfg, udiSn, York Six Chsssda
and Fairfield q Whte ss ons ps.son SIS
be elected as Representative to the Congres,
Of the United States Il tIrnnddition,st ,stwo ohio
members of that body ailisbe9 electedsby TIL
ballots of the registered voters voting at,iiastE
throughout the state g,ssa 9 ai ,ssf 70 y.oK
BY oemmaud Of Broyet Major enerqlls En-
Il. S. CANBKl:es 5o,ogs "tfiltae,.. OH Hsissf 6gts
| ;ra7s LOUIS W. GAzIsaIsts,e ,eisea
~. A. 2, C.,apd = a. A:G.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21
TN TIIE ns,lp5 ,Rp5sTREsr "a .sEt COURT OF

IN THE DHSTRECT COURT <hF
IL THE UNITED STArES-Fon THE EIsTaIcr
OF soGrn CARoLiaA--1S rTs MATER orI nylSsAy
TIL, BAskgyrT--Ia :BASKRupToy. TO WHOM 1T
MAY CoScERs.-The undersigned, hereby gives mo-
a tcs Of his appointment as Assignee Of irwin AZ.
South Carolina within said District. who has been
ad)udged bankrupt Upon his own petition, BY tic
District Cour. of said Dislrtot..,e ii So zI,n oyaa
A. D. 1868 - . i'fHsi1h Sa Fe9+ 5sfiS "a SsiSS
mar 2l--at Jl5.' aP.1ys iDIBBLg, a .Assiesse,s soa
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21

I'm THE DISTRICT CGTfs..r dr.
Souru CARoLIx4--Isia ari.s,s AFTER on, ASppEw \,
Houskn, BAsKnupT-fN BAxKnUrrcY.LT6 WIioI
IT Nay CoScERSsA AThesnndersign hereby giyesno.
lice of his nppointnIens aS Assign of ndscy, 4,
South Carolina within ssaid District ah6 hss Been
adjudged hankrupt upon his own petition, hs the
District Court of said District ~
Dated at otahgeburg e. H., tho nth day Of March
A.. D.. 1868 11i iNn bn44 ~ Gqs tsi{S3 !SdssnE
mar 2l-st p, Y. DIBBLE, Assignee,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21

NATIVE WINES! WAEsRANTED
In PUKE!.-I.i havo Ion i!handt 10 eharrelsr6f
NATIVE wlNES.1 at sia,t tSin.age eff ~ S,g Hook,
Madeira and Port. These wings pEe the Pure Juice
Of the Grape, and will compare with any in this Or
other markets in Tas,o and Quality. @ih seit BS
Churches fi,snishe.l Sacrupental pun
poses as reduced prioes: ApEly To-
7 j UIG FlHs. y: B IBRfiGG f NeAES. ". 2
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21

nRDINARY'S NOTICE. ADMIN.
not made their Annual Returns this % fips, aro
called on to do so Without Delay. All defaylters
yill bcprocecded against in few dnys, according
tolsw. 10 .sii.,y sttss. a,,y -, ,o ,s,,a. "a
Ofdinsrys oHice. 4 IA. arcAIIuIfA EE.N 40
Ai;sz9h {, e,.sif isssif j1sw IGil 0tinpry, .. y. /,
mpfT 81
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21

,TS rffE DIsgTiRlCT Z 5GtDUss'Ta 8, si' Ta1S6Dd SDF
SoUrn nCARoL1SA--iSyT yTME M4TrRR OF C. r. THOMSON,
BAsKnrPIT Tlks RAxknGfTcYGTG wIeNs II NAY
CoScEnS.NThd undersigned hereby gives hoiicc Of
his appointment rs Assignee Of C. Is. Thomson, in
tho District of Orangcbug and State of South Caro-.
lima, within snid District. who has been7adjudged a
bankrupt upon his own pctifiGn, BY 4hc Distrie.
Court Of said District. do. ,s4Ei sii taiisk
Dated ,ass oransgehurs G IL hS lA aaS MsFsA
mar 2l-l-2s "a t.nionP.iY2 QERBLE, Assignee.nt
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-21

u EDA&AA ~ OHs SoOt = ARSs 1nAtS4<A@Ns ~
a 81 OnAEoEBukdl DisrRicr
b. aiilnps. Theodore Al. Wilbssl ss SIS &
.S1II sna JscoD s. S(artin, 5 HEll Tor &
Albert n. JTaber and John cantsy. '.ss
Under decree in Equity, vim bs sold I'D ths ciiy
|ssxi an saaeiasoi ISsi lis IS
ss ssssis sf Ss ssS ss9S e gqas E
bin. niehland Dis.sast hussing ard besadiug nsgts
on fsichiand Stfsss south of s6E 81 YosinsrSs
OF ], 81 Chisolin, east e4 aFssfpn WsSssg 4
Ing in front On Gadsasa STs5 sHS IA
EfaEiy-eight AHa ,s;na208,
fsse eiH gsse ssisgs 81 gs
rest from the day of ;salela ss 10
ssssss 5sss ss Essas s .sss'sss ss' sas I
,s.ssss s1ssss;s ss hs 5 II .ss 81
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MasaGa4 Isasss .ssssks / ssg sSi' 81 s. i
.ssiassssfs XIasl I, Z, sss AsEA,sssse
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bose d q. .iaahiass:: .sss 8 SIS sss sys
tprg on .Moaaay. siak of iks
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A. .s;,'s ks5 ssa1. sas as e Y
.sISI, SI,sermsi ST ns,lch .saph
sessss iaas aas Sea is}1Rss SsSs
ment Of tho purchase msney, rchhser 90 pay Tor
esps1s cee'mi.sssasS asa sssEI|s saSss
az MARCH, 70. sfis j ats. 9. !. s
dsai .pe 10 reirai ssAf So q ssaaapa hs
Thos. W. Glover, s Is. iy. aalss sssshA
nj: a,iys. Ls!aaaf fessa II ..sa,ps y
adsp, p kett:
60 win be sold bsfsnv tho Gtnrbs DsasgS.
Viii liz house a
ON the cast.by n. Ans,i1s BAIL ON iie north by Tia
AsllsSl Raqsssll kgath hRha
soa'Ssass soa'hss ~ &Sss f laS G hage
Terms Of Sale rush. tho 5slancc In oas
Sss ss5 ssRs s
ma'.gage Of the properly Tl.s building q
sassi Stamps. f'F'A''.2 slfss aae '','sa'
ce&laissieasr.s olassEs. Aallse,ss
ssSsiS i sa Il; f.71 'saI .si.ss:1
1 .aE03ioiIoa bhag asszassaa
MARTIN aasassl eshsi 9esaza saw
e 1Rssssf,s RsSssss II i sffs i, & ssaaasss
win u sold 81 III s.iSr..
~ .:l ss',Ss ss sss
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tract No. being that r,ion allosts,l
aand containing ail acres more lcas-
ssssi sssl; s,sa as
teres5 5sqpa aiaca l.syalsle s,snla,ly asnsaSs
.s slsssn 81 rss
shnssIa e; to z psS ac
oas sssss & oais i ssss
Aarsl s1t y, .,ss ssssss .sss Z. 10
Martha ~ rIihr, Alm,s
", ne !. S. ( 1! "A. n. /, q,
s:s sss' sss,slsiss sssss sss
bounded by tanis Davis. f5ridrs
& isha e s,aas grsaay gsA Ass,ja s
sotBaF aras aeihs stiis Ii dSssS5g
Mrs Martin ii. Phillips. eansaiaiug d diss ssrsss
neRe or less. bounded by lands Of Joseph
Cohaitlens-OnS:shird cash. : md balance .ssA4s
ssss ss s ss
aad q moft TO strilte thspgfshhss sgpHey 2zaa
commissioner olasosl.i YsJgiy saA AlIsos. -
o'snsss'IS Msgss IS, Il isssa1 :aaaA ''na''''a''-
mar la' aaTa IIaaaug g
1 ~, ; 8s1Aaa ,gossiaSlao5 wRiaogassT
Z sherii IL Il. S Sales i 80. : :.
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5. Comptrollcr-G Gencral. s@if7'.if
6. Treasurer "a i'+'- 1H- =
2. z. Attorney General. -"3 70 !.
8. Superintendent of Education. ri
0. Members of the General Assembly, as
follows: = ;ert3>irree% sad ier g-f1Si
County of Charleston Senators and 118
Representatives. - qlf I.Ni 5atctn
County of Colleton, Senator and 8 Ropre-
sentatiyes. 4 f's-a9. i, tl
County of Beaufort, Senator and Z Repre-.
sentatives. isy gsvs -
County of Georgetown, Senator and Rep
resentatives. S.! ,.ai,5>l,sys III ,.e.,,,o.
County of Horry, Senator and 2 Repre-
sentatiyes. a.taw att <.tyssdlan, oas
I County of Williamsburg, l Senator and 8
Representatives. J Ef M4 4.4 Il.
County Of Marion, Senator sand Repre-
sentatives. laia. szu be (
County Of Darlington, Senator and Rep
resentatives.
County of Marlboro, ] Senator and 2 Rep
resentatives.
County Of Chesterfield, Senator, and 2
Representatives. .i s.o.. .,.,,, .,,,.,I
County Of Sumter, ] Senator and 4 Repre-
sentatiyes.
County Of Clarendon, J Senator e and d Rep, p
personalities. q,
County of Barnwell, Senator tlG a and { Repre-
aentatives
County Of Edgefeld, sonator and I Rep
representatives. '@S',''''' i'tge'
County Of oranseburgs, Senator d and 8
Representatives. '3 + '''' '9a'' 2
County of Kershpw, Senator and 8 Repre-
sontatives, -
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-09-26
ENROLL

Again we call the attention of Union men
to the fact that they must get enrolled if they
wish to vote at the coming election. We
have stated what steps are necessary to be-
come eligible to the franchise. so often. that
we thought every one was conversant with
the matter but it seems that there are some
who do not yet understand it. First, your
names must appear upon the Great Register
of the county where you wish to vote; Sec
ondly, you must be enrolled upon the poll
list of the precinct where you reside. If you
were registered last year, and have not
changed your residence, that is sufficient, so
far as registration is concerned; but you
must be re-enrolled upon the poll-list. II
you have removed from the county where
you voted last year, write to the clerk of that
county and procure a certificate of registra-
ton and forward it to the clerk of the county
where you now reside, and he will register
your name. Then get enrolled and you are
a voter. Union men, do not delay in this
matter. The time is getting short. You
must be both registered and enrolled by the
Sd of October. Attend to 1t Immediately.
The Clerks of the Boards of Election will
assist you.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-09-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the Probate Court of the County of Gala
veras, State of California.
In the matter Of the Estate Of HENRY
MATTHEW'S, Deceased.
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFAC-
/ tion of the Court, by the petition OF John
C. Scribner, the Administrator of the estate
of Henry Matthews, deceased, praying for an
order of sale of the real and personal proper
ty of said estate that it is necessary to sell
the whole of tie real estate and personal prop
erty to pay the debts. charges and expenses
of administration, the debts and claims out
standing against said estate.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that
all persons interested in the estate of said
deceased, appear before the said Probate
Court. on Monday, the 18th day of October,
A. D., 1868, at ii o'clock, A. NJ. of said day,
at the Court Room of said Court, at the viii
lage of San Andreas, Calaveras county afore-
said to show cause why an order should not
be granted to the said Administrator to sell
so much of the real estate and personal prop
erty of said deceased as shall be necessary,
at private SALE And copy of this order be
published at least four successive weeks in
the CALAvERAs CHRONICLE, a newspaper
printed and published in said county.
JAMES BARCLAY,
County Judge and ex officio Probate Judge
Calaveras County.
J. A. FOSTER, Clerk.
By N. T. NOKCRoss, Deputy.
Dated, San Andreas, Sep. "a, '68. s26:4w.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-09-26

AL. got off another joke day or two
since. A person in his presence was talking
of his stock Of hogs. "How many have you:"
enquired AL. "About 250," was the reply.
"Will they be old enough to vote this Fall ,"
asked Al. mo, but if they were they would
vote the Democratic ticket, you bet !" "Just
so," was Ais retort, "all hogs do" But
the joke does not end here, for AL, after
wards, fearing he had wounded the feelings
of the gentleman, approached and by way Of
apology, remarked: II trust you will not
be offended by my remark, for certainly
consider you an exception"
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-09-26

J. W. RIcKs, the whilom preacher, foot
racer, whisky destroyer and temperance lec-
turer, has declared for Seymour and Blair !
He is the most notable acquisition the Dem
ocratic party has had, in this State, since the
opening of the campaign, and their papers
are making as much fuss over him as the old
gentleman we read about did upon the re-
turn of his prodigal son. Now, We know of
another addition to the Democratic party re-
Gently, which we do not believe their organs
have heard of yet, and as we wish them to
have the full benefit of their gains, we will
furnish them with the information. Owen
Felix, gentleman who for some time past
has been guest of Pink Smiths, on account
of some little misunderstanding in relation
to stage robbery, upon again mixing with
the outside world. has emphatically declared
for Seymour and Blair. We hope our Dem
ocratic friends will not slight their new ac-
QUESTION.