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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-05-28

OXFORD, ss:-At Court OF Probate held at Paris,
within and for the County OF oxford, on the third
Tuesday OF May, A. ID. 49,
NN tho petition OF JAMES s. WRIGHT, Ad-
" ministratur Of the estate Of Henry L. How
ard late OF Paris IN said County, deceased, pray
inc for license la sell and convey all the real estate
OF said deceased, including the rcversion OF dswcr
therein, for the payment OF debts and incidental
charges
Ordered That the said Petitioner give notice 10
pl persons interested by causing abstract OF hi.
petition with this order thereon, 20 be published
three weeks successfully In the oxford Democrat
printed az Paris IL said County that they may ap.
pear ut \ Probate Court TO be held At Paris IN
said County, on the third Tuesday of June next,
At O'Clock In tue forenoon and shew cause, VI any
they have, why the same should not &c granted.
4. II. WALKER, Judge.
true copy-sttsst: j. ;. HpBBs, Register.
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ON MAR. .TAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the Ell.
fects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
restored. Nervous debility cured lmpediments
10 marriage removed. New method Of treatment
New and remarkable remedies. Books AMI Cru.
lars sent free, In sealed envelope.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. So.
Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa. myzoIs-sniy
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liza. every private soldier and oi,I,.cr v,, H..
served in The army Of the Tn,tcI q, mmo nas
Ing the recent rebellion for nire,y 49,, ""''
mere, and who was hoNorahly ,lI.,E,r"cd IVY Wy
his rCnil inel loyal ;ulhc vcycrrmnn, ,'t .u"
ig the troops MI, ,,rai iniu the sewn, o ,"
tri'r! >ta:e. ly yiriulc Of the third s.,,i ,e
Il an :t. cn,i,l@l IAN ne, mai II - -, ,r,,
ttns for Z. lup'riI!,r H., ,,rlrI.S, 81 wnI
i g;om. and f,r other poaposrs," a,a roy.t
sixiy-rwo. and every Seaman. | ma,i'o amt
.a.;,r who has served In The nn,y or % M'
United States. or IN the mir!nc ,orIs. ,i,,r;'.'
the rebellion, for ninety day, and who wss
h"norahly discharged. and t;as remalncJ ,o ""s
TIE. provisions III an at entitled "Vm Wv. ".n
stN;irc ho,GcS;ca,s to actual settlers Nv, ~, !"
pubii. domain" amt the nets smerin,a 'ns
thereof. rs hereinafter mU'iilc,I, he Cpii"L,! !,
enter upon aud receive patents Tor n unan,,,,
Of publi: lands not mineral not cx,%.'',.a.
ore hundred and sixty acre, or one n,,, ,E
section, to he taken In commas, forn, r,
ing to legal subdivisions, Including The a,,r"
ate reserved sections OF pubN,. Ian,'s " ,Ion,
the line OF any railr al or ~ her ruhli, wnri
'tlrr lands subject 70 entry u,lar N. ho m,"
.icatl laws Of the Tinted s,a,a.. NV ' ""'N>
.In!. That said Homestead sriii'r .,, nnn ~.
allowed six months after Inut,na his s"I ILL.,, ~
within which to make his en,ry and ..on
nen,e his settlement nj and imur"y.,n"n VII "',
provided also, Thai the tim. wh,..h ill.,, .c nn'
stead settled shall have served IN thc , 'r""'
Invy, or marine corps aforesaid shnii no H.
,lLtel from ihc Inn. Gcr.,oG,ro .'.,, ue W.
perfect title. or II, Iiis,.hNv,I on a.i",,r, =" q"
wounds received or DISABILITY in..nrr.d w. ,I W
line Of duty, then the orm of enlistment "h, ,I
he deducted from he time herctoGorc rc ,,,;%ni
I" perfect title, wi,hou, reference i" ~"
however. That no ,;nicnt SIM ii is.u. " w. 'a
he mestt.od SET ler who ms mo-, =" s;,,.J ,,'"'!
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plane for the relief Of Icrsons disah al 1.
the milit Try AMI nava! service Of IT,. United
.. states, and not included within The terms O
any 'aw granting artificial limits, or Hh.t
,,.r!rd nnirr ~" ,G""..iG.', 81 H." y ,.re.ar,
eli War: Pr".i ci. TINT u roper: stall b,
II ".s' 20. ''::,."!' ..' G"T' ,i:;;t' srS, ion
"i,'.iHg l!r n''.!,, IA r,.-l i"'e - racI ,n,'
sOa rc.ri:c !, and III Ia..rc AMI .'os. ii tl.t
apparatus l,rCvtici.
For the Army Medical Muse,an and meli
"a! and other necessary works for the !ii,rar,
Ofthc Surgeon (;encrcl's ONCE, ten tipO,lsani
dollars.
Engineer department at Wi!le.t's paint:
lonton afcrial, and for current expenses Of
depot, five thousand dollars.
For mobilization and rclar Of Buildings,
five THOUSAND dollars.
For erection Of new chapel, five thousand
dollars.
For repairs ofinstrumcn,s for general SCI.
dollars
For purchase Il siege m mining materials,
and for simple photographic: aplMrstus for
c"ning maps, one th'msamd dollars. ',
For expenses Of trials with tsrpe locs for
harbDr and land deicIhc, and material for
same, ten thousand dollars.
For the ordnance service required to de-
fray the current expenses ut the arscnals: 81
receiving stores and issuing arms and OthC,
ties; "f rents, toll, fuel, and lights; Of alton
cry and Office furniture Of tools and instru-
m:nts for use; II public animals, forage. and
vehicles iEci ienia! expenses Of the ordnance
service, including those attending tactical
trials and test Of ordnance, snall-arms, and
other ordnance supplies, two hundred thou
sand dollars:
For manufacturing metallic ammunition for
smil!-arms. one hundred and Twenty-Five
th,i'saM dollars.
For overhanlins. prcscrvirgs, and cleaning
new ordnance stores on hand IN the arse mails.
seventy five thousand dollars.
For sea~'oast cannon. and carriages for the
SAM. one hundred and twenty thousand dol
lars.
For experiments AMI tests Of heavy rihctl
ordnance. two hundred and seventy thousand
dollars: Provided, That this appropriation
shall he applied to 4. least three mo- ic!s Of
heavy ordnance. I" h. designated by n y ari
If officer: {" In apirin n.l b, the Secretary f
War. which rsi"r! shall inoi"'Ic b".h :Ia>s:>.
brec.:h and M,zZ!5 ioaling cannon, and the
powder and projecli'es necessary for testing
IN" same shall lie supplied fr0m stores on
mnt.
For constructing AMI testing MONat'>
hcld-iieces, eight thousand
dollars: AMI Tor testing. james Cro:keit's
tnr "x"ar; ami " "it, 'ari.ugt' anu
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GENERAL NATURE No. 100, !

An ACT to amend section nyc of an act cn-
tiled AN at making appropriate Ions Tor
tie civil amt diplomatic: 0xl cnscs OF the
government Tor HE year eighteen hundred
an! forty one" appru~cT March three.
eighteen hundred and for, y-onc, ain, to an
thor!zc the proper construction thereof
lie IL enacted by The Senate and Hpuse
~ Representatives Of the Uniim .Siutcx
If Americd IN Congress assembled.
That the provisions Of the NH section of
the Hct entitled IAN act making approprin-
ti0ns for tha civil and diplomatic expenses Of
the government for the year eighteen hun.
drc'l and foriy-onc," approved March three,
eighteen hundred and forty one, which e..
tablished and limited the compensation Of COL
le.tOrs Of customs, shall I've amended and shall
liz construed to apply to all surveyors Of Gus
toms ports performing, or having performed.
tho duties Of collectors OF customs, who shall
Ike entitled 10 receive the same compensation
" Is allowed to collectors by said act of March
three, eighteen hundred and forty-onc, for
like services In the settlement OF thcir ac.
counts with the trers,iry Provided. That the
fees, comm ssions, and cmOluments prcs.rib.
al by law and collected by them shall amount
to such maximum allowance.
Approved, June =, 1872.
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An ACT for the better security nj bank re.
serves, and to facilitate bank clearinghouse
exchanges.
Be it enacted by tie Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of tie Un,'sd States Of
America in Congress assembled.
That the Secretary Of the Treasury Is here.
by authorized to receive United States notes
on deposit, without interest, from national
banking associations, In sums not less than
ten thousand dollars, ). and to issue oeriil.
Gates therefor In such form a. the Secretary
may nrcsYibe, In denominations Of not less
than i've thousand dollars: which certificate
shall he payable on demand In United states
notes, at the place where tho deposits were
made.
SEC. 2. That the United States notes 20
deposited In the treasury Of the United States
shall not he counted ~ part Of the legal IT,
serve; but the CERTIFICATES issued therefor may
he held and counted by national banks ~
Part Of their legal reserve, and may b. ~
tep&ed In the settlement Of Clearinghouse
balances at the PLACES where tho deposits
therefor were made.
SEC. 8. That nothing contained In this at
shall be construed to authorize any expansion
or contraction Of the currency; and the Inn.
ei StalCa notcf for which s',oh certificates arc
issued, or other United States notes Of lkc
amount, shall bc hold rs special depoats ~
the treasury, and use,t only for the rc''c'"P'
ton OF such certificates.
Approved, June =. 1872.
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HESEuAL *ArrEE No. ilsl
AN ACT making appropriations Tor thu
support OF the array for The year end M
June thirty. cigh.cem hundred and seventy :.
three. and iDr other purposes.
he II suacic,lky tie Senate y,S iyou,,
.f r.,..,s,,,,,;,. -. ,,.,.,.,
"'r I" me o"te0 oto1ts O
'"e'f"" L" ''"yrt@ assembled:
That the followin r slim, n, nm, ,,,.. s,,,o
are hereby, appropristci, ont Of anv mo Sss
Inc s,ln,mr Of In. army ~ TX ~r.r .r,,,,,.
I'M ~ tiirlieh Eighteen In ,irnI 81 .ou....k
three. W. "'''' s'''"'!-
Forcxpcnscs of the Com,n,pl,,c t:.,or,,,,
ONE. uyc thms,ni dollar "'"''"'
For ex,enscs uf re..r,,;,,my mud ,,.,sr,,,,-
ton OF recruits. ono hmn,ireI sud ,i,..':s.
III ,,sand i've Lun,lre nn,i a, ch,v I"i,.rs '"'s
FOR contingent eSn.nscs 81 ;h "' aI;,;,.,,
General deS mcnt ~ m. h.a%,n,ry;Urs a -,
military divisions .nI i.,,. =, ,,,.,., ~,
snnd ,i3,nrs, ''''' '''''''''' "'e '""''
For LII. cxn.ns.. or IN. s;~,,,-,or,;, NJ,
the arm. Twelve thonsam, i've hunIrcI io i.
r nay or tho army NV, c.r ,,,,
Il; ..,,,r,,. .a,.,,.r. G,, H,.t un i.'meh, ="
twelve mi i;inn one hnn,lrcJ ,"i " .'m a.
live hundred and min",v ono ,,",sars AMI
'A Try ,i;o,: ssn.s. n ~, .o., 80
transportation IT them ,eIye. am, their ,as,r'.
when tr ,ye,ing on duty. withont froonse ~
rorts or supplies, two hundred and Gr,x
THOUSAND dollars
50 ion Of witnesses while on court. marital
service. and travelling cxmnscs Of n..r.s'
tcrs' clerks, and postage o., letters. AMI m..k.
ages. and ielegrami received and sent Gv
Officers a the army on mibiL: b,si,,css. mil.
iary commissions and courts of in0uirv. m.
hundred thO,,ssnd dollars.
For sub.i.,ence Of regular troop,. enp;.
n nesrs: and a. Indian so"ts: two million seven
:"I r,r,r"E.s Jo,.! ."""s""' "'"e ""hdTea
Enr r.,",ar s,,,s..,.. ri a.. r,....
tors. ,,c,Sr.n,.,, 1"pp' ~, VI LIE VuSr.erss
..on.; .tir. ~ f',cS a. nn,'.I.rs ;msn.'
ri. ...,,,..S. . ~. y.cs' cn's;Si nsen:
1,r~s. !. StnI e. ,h .y %Scs s"a o'nscs M
oxen az lie O,,.rt.,n,c s,sr.s ., n.es, an.
the several most. and Unions ani WIN nv
crai rczimr ~ .svsirv S;,s t",: .aS sev
ARTILLERY amd sS..h ..om,.,:.,s ~ c :"
n:ouis r. may r" ,n""i..i .nI 1or . n..
inc l.sIdin~ H,r nv. s"irs,. nr ans'1 ~.
soldiers. ini line. aud nj s,.,,ou.r .sn ;S.,,
Ing blank i,CIs far ih. DR.. rs"r,r :,.ar. ~.
IA ,nsnf ..critf. .,,.s Tr S.h.r.,aaT .oa,,a.S
blank forms for the Pay and VHsrse rma SER:
teinri,M.ni Orders AMI rc,"s,s TIM NIL . ."m
,ioIiar. 'Si'''''' ''"' '''' ""
For IN. iicr,a, .x,.,sos ctr. Eos ,u,s..,.
and ieiexrams or disn~,.hes: ex,Ta ' ,sv 80
Oar,cr,r.I I.,ar,,,,,,, -, ,,,a n, y. TN. .mc
~ h.rr,.Is .,,r,.rs ",.n; ' y" .ae esySsaon
,S,.is r. ~: ,r .' anu No.
Constant labor, for rcri"is of no. les less than than
ciyhscsn h"r.d inc nvi S' ns,a ." MssSn seon:
sSSr,S .; m%.' AM nlneteeh, anu August
.:iniin. tS"ss cmrI"vsi "a ..serIs :, %;,i,; .
and drrSrs"s.ns h..,i,n,,,Srs .s.ss ~
xSlsss .: 49, ~".! sr .ss...." .e ps .s
and other disisiysing Clj|ccrs. 1nd Ia frnrns
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the QvERlsr's colvan.

Not wishing to he behind our co.empo.
raries in the diffusion If general knowl-
edge. We will hereafter, when . sufficient
number has accumulated. answer the ques.
lions often propounded u through the
'ns;ls end which, for lack of fine usuallv
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1ooSY 49, . - oSgshW0se
Chicago. september H. Very heavy rains
have prevailed throughout the Northwest
for the past week, and for the psst SO hours
the rain fall here has been almost contin.
uous. There arc reppr.s from some quarters
- considerable damage to whesl in shock
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lGxxExAL xAruRx-NO. 10. ]
AppsYvsfi. June IA 1871.

t0kWESAD NN1VNb ASOs 4S0sI
AN ACT . pr0vidO for The rellemlki0u and
snle q lanlas heSd BY the United 6tates IN.
der tho several a1as levying direct taxes,
and ~ oeAsS purposes
Be Il ss1ssf By III Sessss sad HsSss
Of Representatives. Of tie Uailed State o.
AMs,ies y Cb.1rsss assembled,
tn ~ ~ lsplae poW owned a held BY
the Uo1oeA oasoa By v,rtao a peoceodtnys
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lnir, preservation, and completion Of &c,
tain publ: works on rivers and harbOr.
and Tor other purposes.
he II ."~s>,J Ly H.. S.-.i. nm linn,
Of Repres"tattves IF the United States .
hme''ea i" Congress assembled,
That the following sums Of money bc, an
are hereby. appropriated, to I've paid oiit @
any money In tile treasury mot Otkerwisc nI
propra,ed. to be exIsnds, %w,er the dire e
ton Of the Secretary Of War, for the repair
preservation, and completion Of the follOwin
publ; works hereinafter named:
For the Improvement Of Du Luth harbol
Minnesota, hity thousand dollars: Provided
That no pAil Of raid sum shall be expended $.
rs inIarc the l,arbor Of Superior city, Wis
consin.
For the Improvement Of Superior CITY har
Dor, Wisconsin. hhy thousand dollars.
For the Improvement Of M1rquett harbor
Michigan, 1fy thousand dollars.
For The Improvement Of Mcnomoncc har
bar, Michigan ami Wisconsin, twenty -iiv,
tho,,sand dollvrs.
For the Improvement Of Ahnapcc harl,or
wisconsin. twenty-five thousand dollars.
For the Improvement Of Two Rivers harbor
For tho improvement II Shehoygan harbor,
Wisconsin, eighteen THOUSAND dollars,
For the Improvement III Port Washington
hart,or. Wisconsin, hfeen thousand dollars.
Wisconsin, ten thousand dollars.
For the improvement OF Chkaxo harl,or
Illinois, ninety thousand dollars.
For the Improvement Of Calumet harIDor
Illinois. forty thousand dollars.
For the Improvement Of Michigan City .har.
For the improvement Of New DuiEalo har.
lpor, Michigan, i've thO,iand dollars.
For payment 70 the GreCv bay and Missis.
siN Canal Company, Tor 50 much OF I'll aid
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RELILBIEl.
JOURNALS
0ENTIMEN

Partisan journ,
ase Justly earning
for vcracity. I. h
siatc OF public op
upon any issue I
citizen for bis det
0f journals asses
cratic organs hsy'
scvolvii0u going
out the country.
Dowpresenicd. "
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the Democratic party hes gained and the
Republican party has lost And - . basis
Gos this assertion, the public are informed
Of the twenty three thousand majority for
'"--~ '~stv In lhot State IN the
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Lewiston, September 9th.-A large vote 10
being cast, and the Republicans are gaining
At p. n. the vote stood here, Pesham, rep,
647 Kimhall DEM, 433.
Portland, September 0th.-At O'Clock
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THE DEL
III

\cntralizatit
not a Deinocra
to Florida, or
fc that il not
changes upon
sugucs the peo
ing and excite
the inaclstr0m
the American
quilted. The p
Of the growing
our national .
charged contir
pass this result.
did citizen won
made about cen
principle to vi
with Its you'll
much its csnd
other subjects,
sound to the I
Democratic @
editorial In The
Of April Path,
penned by u,is
contains the 70.
''alwsys In advs
"hghts, has Pre-
equal access v
''veysnces, hose.
This hes thus
''likely to prev;
And when Of
INSTANCES Be di
reversed.
This WAS On
Civil Rights BIZ
introduced into
States that exhil
cy toward cenirt
rcpadisted By
unconstitutional.
10 enact . law U
wss fully With,
The State Legal,
hss most heartily
Tempt 70 CENTRAL:
svcr made. 10 the
,ue for whose elk
u the gift Of The
ratio party 10 sts
Charles Sumner,
Irsnd advance
'Ound In the rsnI
claiming that tia
aim; that It IL d.
.rcss I; that throu
N heart In tl,o -
,cascd 10 bt. the Q
md IL willing toj
Iranting them q,
{ IL In favor of hi
'entrnlizing Iols'
'arty and its sup
he views 10 viii
II tho cry again
Democracy IL thai
Inc time has arr,
natter Of specYla
>cn,ocratic party
Inc or any polite
ID, and sell the n
Or success.
~-s.---@-ss-.----al.
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Ssr vlse'.l
EIE1

''' H. r.
Has N:
lately! 6o
As vii.
II 10 Npotte
the WY 10,
many warn
will be sorr.
are IL hopes
for by this
received the
-.'' Comin
has been ma
Greeley l,ats
ufactOrics In
there have b
tern shipped
1900, 600 hs
and orders I
Of the white
presents 70 Il
70 vote for 6
by the
Vt the 9Th,
holicd l,eadk
regardless Of
the benefit o
never smile
passage Of u
fully accom-
lish animal Q
e.. and II re
70 work his y
His Satanic }
I'd 1t the insi
10 be found Il
CaIt. Jas. !
WEST. came !
IN On sppcan
right weico,ns
tory in the Il
Ing from HE
evident MtIsi
mankind, We
full IN his e6s,
town until v
MED . psrtyo
10 interview
We believe /,
moderate siA
power press !
WEST.
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GENERAL NATuRE-NO. l3l.l

An ACT making appropriations for the re.
pair, preservation, and completion Of cei.
tain publ: works on rivers and hsrbOrs,
and Tor other purposes.
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NEW NORTHWEST.
OF TIE UNITED STATES.
.GESEnAL sArrgE No. liz. !

Passed At THE SECOND SESSION ur the FOR
rr-sEcUND CONGRESS.
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STRAY LEAVES
J1eoss VlsA 81 VIshaus l,A,ee,

AR08NTA,
Famous for it, silver smelling furnaces, rich
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GENERAL NATURE No. 10.

tVF'NFH.NH -~NTVNE .%V 1-s.T
m ACT for the better security nj bank re.
serves, and to facilitate Ia nix clearing house
exchanges.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-02-08
Gazing in-The Bottom Falling Out Of
Knoxville-A Mystery.

The steamer j. G. LITERAL was stationed
at the foot of Clinch Street, on First creek
yesterday morning, and set to work to throw
water through line of hose up to the new
cistern lately built on Clinch Street, west Of
Gay, for the purpose of filing it with water.
The engine worked beautifully, pumping 1876
gallons per minute, equal to 35 tons per hour,
according to the calculations of the city en-
gineer> The cstern is divided into two Sec
tions by strong partition wall.
After the engine had worked for several
hours, the depth Of water in the cistorn was
tested and found to measure seven feet ten
inches. Shortly after, or about 3 p. NJ. the
water in the westerly apartment suddenly
disappeared, to the astonishment of all who
were aware of it. The engine was stopped
as quickly as possible, and anegro went down
to ascertain if possible the cause of its sud
den disappearance. On returning to terra
frma he reported that large portion of the
western end of the floor of the cistcrn had
given way, leaving large hole down which
the water had gone glimmering.
This is only an additional evidence of the
condition OF the prlnclpal NIL on which Knox
vile is founded, and Of which we have seye-
raj tines spoken in the past. Similar oc
currences have at different times occurred in
various parts Of the city. The most nota-
BILE instance was that of the dropping out of
the bottom of the cistcrn in yard i'll the rear
of the Lamar House some twelve or fifteen
years since. Many of our citizens will re-
member the amazcment of the frightened
Irishuan who scrambled up out of the els
tern to tell the story Of his lost mattock.
which, having struck through slipped out of
his hands aud dropped into depths unknown.
The cistern, though its bottom has never
been found nor restored has proved quite
valuable to the hotel as sewer always rea-
dy to receive, and discharging is contents
no one knows where.
Numerous instances Of similar character
might be cited. but We care not to exotic
needless apprehension among the less right
eous portion of our readers that the fate of
Korah is about to ovcrtake them. We are |
too well archcd beneath, no doubt, to fear
general caving in for yet a little while, at
any rate.-KnoruWs Whg. s...s
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The new liquor law just passed by the II,
linois Legislature make both the sellers OF
Intoxicating liquors and their landlords
liable for the support of persons who become
intoxicated by liquors purchased on their
premises, and for any damages occasioned
tc husbands, wives, children, parents, guar
dams, employers, or other persons. Every
liquor seller must be licensed, and to obtain
must give bond to the amount of $4,000,
with at least two good and sufficient securi-
ties, who shall be frceholders, conditioned
that they will pay all damages to any per-
son or persons which may be inflicted upon
them, either in person or property, or means
of support, by reason ofso obtaining Ii
censc, and selling CT giving away intoxica
ting liquors; and such bond may be sued
and recovered upon for the use Of any per-
son or persons, or their legal representa-
tives, who may be injured by reason of the
selling of Intoxicating liquors by the person
or his agent obtaining the license. The
buildnds and premises in which liquor is
sold with the consent or permission of the
owner, may also be sold to pay judgments
recovered, under the act, againstthe occu'
pants. Besides this, various fines and pen
alties arc imposed for violating the act
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-02-08

Too Coop TO BE LosT.-We ask pardon
of General Toombs for rushing the following
incident into print, but it is decidedly too
good to withhold from our readers:
A few days since, General Toombs was
expressing his opinion of few public men
in Georgia, especially that known as Demo
Gratis so-called,' to few friends at the Kim
ball House, and he alluded to Joseph &.
Brown-thc emasculatcd Joseph-in such
severe terms that an enthusiastic religious
friend OF JOS remarked to the General:
"Ah, General Joseph Il. Brown is a
Christian, and when that great day shal.
come, in which tie earth shall give up her
dead and the sea shall give up her dead,
and all mankind shall be summoned before
the great white throne to answer tor the
deeds done in the body, Joseph f. Brown
will head larger column than General
Toombs"
eyes" replied the General, "and when
God Almighty secs that column, with 20
Brown at its head, approaching, he will give
this command: Head of column to the lett" ;"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-02-08

One of the ministers of Elmira, N. Y, was
having ,denation party the other evening,
when Mr. r;s-T, ambitious to appear liberal
marked as4 castor up TO sE2, and took it
in as hisdonssion, getting mdch credit for
his libefafty; The next day the mintiser
called aShis store with the S12 castor, sta
ting that he could not afford so expensive
an article; he would be pleased to exchange
it for its marked value in other needed
goods. And the minister was soon vending
his wayrhsmeEard, loaded down with do
zen dollars worth Of selected groceries.