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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07
SMALL CHANGE AND ICE.

These articles are about equally scarce
we Judge in Richmond. A friend, who
has Just returned from that city, says that
going into a fashionable saloon, with a
friend to take drink, his attention was
arrested by rlacard posted over the bar
to the effect that drinks were fifteen
cents each, no change would be given for
bills, except nt heavy discounts, and that
gentlemen would please refrain from eat
ing the ice in their glasses after drink 'Dg.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07

Since the 18th Of April. seventy. vessels oil
war have been fitted out at the Brooklyn navy
Yard, many Of thesl first class ships alil
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07

COMMANDMENTS -CMEr.-Gcn. MCCLELLAN has
been appointed Commandor-in-Chief of the
American Army in place Of Gen. SoorT, retired.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07

fB- The friends of the .slay still and wait"
policy, on the part of the "Grand Army on the
Potomac" have been telling us all along, that
by this course, the rebels would soon be starved
out, and be compelled to submit without the
shedding Of blood Well. they have had things
about their own way down there. They have
had q large army, have had grand reviews, and
grand times Of all kinds, among them probably,
some grand drunks. and, what is the result p
Why. that the rebels havc been permitted to
blockade the Potomac, cutting off the supplies
from that direction and that hundreds of the
Government horses are starving to death. The
next news will probably be that a part of our
Grand Army" at Washington has been sent to
other parts to keep them from starving also, and
that the remainder have g,ne Into winter quar-
ten, Of truth, we have fallen upon strange
and eviltimes. job
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07

"NoBoDY TO BLAxE."-We wonder whether
those who have made it point to approve Of
everything that been done by the "powers that
be-" about Washington. since this war COM
smenced, can see anything to disprove in the
orders to Col. BAKER, the attempt to execute
which, cost his and hundreds Of other lives-
Gen. Stone issued the order and yet Gen. Nc
iCLELIAN says Srosr is all right, and was not to
blame. An attempt has even been made to put
the blame on BAKKH himself by stating that he
trauscended his orders. But unfortunately for
the getters up Of this lie. the orders were found
in his pockets after his death and directed him
t6 proceed just as he was doing when killed
The order is admitted on all hands to have ex-
hibited want of military skill, and since ii
terminated as any sane man might have sup
posed. nobody is to blame But if by acci-
dent the expedition had been successful, the
Gen. who issued the fatal order would not have
.slunk back and hid his ignorance behind some
superior officer
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-07

Mi WAsHrsaros. Nov. L.
The folIowink letter fpm Lieutenaat Genssal
Scott Was reeifed by the Presiient On Thun-
day aferhooR: M N q Ei
HExD QuAsfEas ov rHE ARxY, q
WAsHISe7oS. Oct 81. 1851. r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-22

Msa.Sric Ro,p. On Monday. the Com.
mil,es on State roads. reported Resolve in
favor OF the Mesantic road. In Oxford coun'
": and /, was Rad and assigned. On
Tuesday. tho resolve was called up by Mr..
Harlow. read twice and tabl,d. Mr. iIar-
low moved q reconsideration Of thu vote pas.
sing to be engros.cd resolve in favor Of .
road in Rangley. which motion was mega.
tived. by this action, We understand tina,
Que County i' to have aid while the Meean.
tic road receives none. The Megannc and
Masallo~ay road. are nov fully laid on, ;
with satisfactory GUARANTEES on Oh, Cana.
dian side. OF active cooperation; ifbuilt.
!, no, only open. Tor settlement. the whole
upper portion Of Oxford County and forms
an outlet for a hrg. tract OF county. whose
bushes. will naturally come to the Grand
Trunk railway. as l, brings them market
nearly 9 hundred miles nearer than they
now enjoy. I, thus becomes matter oil
the highest importance that the road should
h constructed. We can sec no good reason
Why tho bounty Of the State should no, b.
extended to 10; or ai least, that Il should
.,sud an equal chance with other roads.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-22
Departure OF Mr.. Hamlin.

lion. Hannibal IIamlin. With hi. wife,
left Tor Washington. Monday morning
They were escorted from Il.mpdep by a
large number OF citirrns: and a, Bangor
were received by the Mayor and En- Mayor.
A large procession OF sleigh. escorted him
To the station, where there was q crowd
assembled. {. ) Crosby, in behalf Of the
people, made brief address, to which Mr..
II responded as fellows;
IL 90 TO th. di, barge OF ofcial duties
which have been conferred on me by gen.
srou- people, relying upon a Divine PrO'i.
dence. | trust that confidence will never
b. betrayed. know full well that dark
clouds are lowerin; around a.. political
horizon, aud that madness rules the hour.
Bot am hopeful still; our people are not
only loyal 10 the Government. but they are
iraiernaI to all IL. ei,iIen. and when in
practice !, shall be demonstrated that the
Constitutional right. Of all the States ~ill
be respected and m-in,a,nei by following
the path. illumined by Washington, Jefer,
con and Madison, may We not rea.onabl,
holc and e,rec, that quiet ~ill be restored
and the whole country advance in eareal
which will elevate men in social, moral
ami Intellectual condition"
The Journal reports that the friends o
l A. -. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-22
The Spring Elections.

In q little more than one week. most OF
the towns IN this State will hold their An.
nuAl Meetings. for the transaction Of nun.
eipal business, and choice OF officers for the
ensuing year. OF the proPriety OF selecting
men endowed With requisite still and juds'
men, to manage the general business Of the
several communities. ~s have lii,ls TO say
The .hrewtnc., Of taxpayers i, generally
sufficient, to place proper checks upon the
finances.
Our School. are. so far ~ We have learn.
ed. generally we'll managed and With lev
exceptions. all tho town. have expended,
The pas, year. the amount required by Law.
tho creates, lack in this respect. is in the
sehool.houses. A glance q, tho report OF
the State Superintendent shows that scarce
one-tbird the whole number are in good
ORDER" Tho towns ows il to their own
fair fame. that this evil DO corrected.
What is Of the utmost Importance. at the
present time, 10 that the people be not delu.
ded into the abandonment OF the position rs.
,um-d last September, and renewed in No
vember. lie, the people come out, at the
ensuing elections. and reiterstc the unmis'
taxable language then expressed and vim.
dicats their rIgh. TO manage their own
Affairs in their own way" wi,bou, regard
20 menace. from traitors in other States. or
those who aid and abet them in this State.
The rebellion ut the South is likely u
produce m era Of good feeling in our
midst. Every true man is for the union,
and will sustain our national Government
in its determination to defend the public
property. and enforce the laws. But there
10 danger that in this. the people will fall
into the trap. evidently being prepared by
partisan leaders. to elect "union " cand''
dates. Remember that Name has thrown
her electoral votes for the President elect
who will DO inauguratci on the Fourth
day OF March and her votes are expected
20 sustain his administration. IL will b
easily discovered how any falling back OF
that day. by means Of these "union " tick
cts. will become an entering wedge Tor the
next State campaign. to throw the State In
10 the hands OF Southern sympathirers
whose present de'otion TO the union, 81
manifested in these means, amounts only
to di.orSanirins the Republican party now
tha. II may be defeated In September.
Let the people Of the State Of Maine. dem
onstrate their attachment TO the Union, BY
nobly sustaining the administration. which
isto commence the task Of producing orde'
from the chaos, into which democratic
control has thrown the country. a gen.
erous people will sustain the men OF the''
choice in the trying position In which the,
have been placed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-22

S. l.. Gooisle, I.l., desires the Farmer
10 call the attention Of farmers TO the fact
,ha, the hog cholera is very prevalent in
Massachusetts,. and has appeared 10 Maine.
Ia the yard Of Mr. Scammou OF Saeo, be
saw some thirty head. lately brought from
Brighton. some OF which were dead /; Others
jos, ga.pins their last breath while Others
were rOeling and wh.erins. The disease is
eon,as iou', sweeping OF the whole herd,
where /, appears. !, 10 broush, to Mss.a'
ebuse,ts from thu West. Farmers should
keep good look Oh, for hogs brought from
o distance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-22

BEAUTIFUL EIrxscr. We are glad to 80,
that Mr.. Lincoln comprcbepds his position
In all iis iullpess and therefore when DO
leave. his home for HE srduous and dan
s,rous duties, and bis old friends crowd
around to cay +" farewell" he does not ad.
dre.s them with thu jubilance Of q con.
queror-not with the bosstfulness Of vanity
NOT with the emptiness OF seli'coneeit.
but he stands At thu station house looking
upon them With q sad facs and fearful
eye, and the whistle sounds and the tram
almost starts laundering along its track.
before no withdraw' h.. gars from those IA
miliar countenanccs and familiar and loved
scenes. Then he open. hi' mouth with
subducd voice that awakens no boi,ierou,
applause, but moves all hearts 10 sympathy.
and SPEAK. likes christian. I, i' by Di.
vine Providence. no tell them, he has come
10 the election ., i-upon Divine Providence
he promise, them. he will rely for supper,
and success and hc add'. A" hope you will
Ill pray Tor me" and from that vast
crowd. and from lips that perhaps had
never lrped an audible prayer, there comes
the sacred response, F." Wen pray for you"
What . scene was that, When IN the his
tory Of man s,e- occurred one moro solemn
and impressive We've no pen TO describe
IL, nor painters brush to sketch II, but
hereafter artists will invoke all their all
TO place II on the canvass. ana poets will
sing Il in loitie.t strains, a. one Of the events
TO 20 down TO the latest po-teri,y.
lNewburypor llsfald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-22

In q rccen, leader. the Charleston Mer-
curry thus elegantly expresses its opinion OF
the Northern members Of the National Dem
oeratic Convention at Charleston
81, was iE an evil hour tina, they eams
TO the soil Of South Carolina 10 hold their
convention for tho contamination Of this
eoodly work. The soil is no, congsnial 10
the .windl,r. w iHs nth dpgun ne sort
Of od'iis rTr,,'riinc States and pdr''".
towfh.rais couniy Court ia,syr'-rAdi thsy
cali ~ Georgia Jasl!Sg LHsysri-bat.by
could q, b,iir. aud a NOR, impud'Hi gag
Of Yluudrr,, rIre.PEiirS and uriHdi'rS,
,ri.h fec ,To,piiOH', rcr, r,rcr bciors cos
grsgdici iog,ihcr, and ir,ii Iueh moniirOus
party yr,ierfors. The claim Of the North
ern delegates Was. in 50 many words. to
have a platform % meaningless as to per-
mi, them to lie al hJiiun."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-22

Tur PrnLic LANDS. The present. fegisla.
ture seems ben, upon di'po-.cssins the State
Of oil title TO II. public lands. Mr.. Vin.on
has introduced . bill granting to each
County al the public lands within i.s lin.
in. On tho other hand. the friends OF the
AroO.took railroad. in spite OF the veto OF
The people, again prnpOse to take possession
Of the lands in Aid Of that road. The bill
provides that hereafter. tho net, proceeds OF
tho land sales shall be paid into the Treas
ury Cor the bepef, OF tho ROAD. II in tour
years, the road shall b. built TO Mattawam-
keag. then the corporation receives The
State bonus. to be applied. As psrac.. The
verde, OF the people when the previous &C.
was submitted TO their vote, should bind
every member OF the Oxford delegation TO
oppose in all its stages. such An net.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-22

The New York Commercial Advertiser
say. the following severe animadversion on
President buchanan !. an extract from q
private letter from an Ensli'hman Of the
hishes, political standing, whose views on
American affair. have probably more weight
aud influence than those OF any other man
in England. Tho letter i, dated London.
January 25th:
"My indignation, sufficiently strong from
the fts,. ha. been carr ed beyond measure
BY the Presidents message tothe Senate.
which appears in this day'spaper. more
eowardly, illogical. and dl'hones, document
never appeared with the name Of any man
calling himself q statesman. Tho only
parallel 10 Pontius P,laie-washing his
hands OF the affair. and leaving both action
and responsibility to whoever chose to take
IL. Conceive . man with almost unlimited
powers. for your President is . dictator,
with far greater power than any con''ita'
,ioual sovereign. sitting down with his
hands before him in the hour OF his coun.
,ry's agony and saying. il i' not my BUSH
ness lie ought to DO whiPt down the
steps Of tn, great house. at Washington. y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-22
Maine Legislature.

We have carefully condensed this Lesis.
l.,ur. proceedings for the week, bot q
glance shows thss Q few items give Ill the
business Of Importance contained In tho re-
port;
Bills havo been passed. providing LOT
Normal Schools to unite Stowbegan and
bloomfield; relating to Grand Jury 10 Or
ford County; Incorporating Reyes Edge
Tool Co. Incorporating Maine Board OF
Trustees; TO increase compensation Of
County Commissioner. in Cumberland Co ;
70 incorporate Maine Uni1srsali'. Conven.
ton
Tho famous Arlstia brown case has been
disposed OF by granting her 500, to be sI.
PENDED under direction Of DR.. Nourse. OF
Bath,-ths sum to be deducted IRON the
amour, to DO paid to 50. Kennebec AZ. SO.
ciety.
Resolve granting aid - Kansas. laid ov.
or under tho rule.
A bill eIemptiug printing presses and
type from attachment has pa.sed to DO en-
sro.sed.
Tho inquiry Was ordered to be made,
whether tho State, in ca'sa change IL made
In Reform School. would loss title TO the
property: and whether the farm can 10 pur'
chased Of the city Of Portland.
Op Tuesday. abill, from the committee
on division Of towns. setting on certain
land, from Norway, and rsAnnsIins the
sane to Paris. Was read and assigned for
Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-22

DR.. Colby requests Us to say. for the in.
formation Of tho.s who had made arrange
msnt.. for lectures during the past week,
,ba, the dangerous illness Of bic father. who
resides in Saco. OF which he was informed
while at Bethel, rendered II necessary. for
him to 90 Immediately to that place and re-
main until the present time. flo will COM
mence upon the fulfIlnens OF the remand.
er Of his appointments as soon as eireum-
stances permit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-22
M O @ r A T.
The Stolen Bonds |

The Special Committee Of the House Of
Representatives. appointed 70 inqairc into
tho facts relating TO the stolen bonds, be-
longing to the Indian trust funds. have
made lengthy report, showing mo's eI'
,raordinsry negligence on the part OF tho
officers having charge Of the .ru'. funds.
Il appears that these bonds have been Ii
the hand, Of the Indian Department. until
1857. whom they were dspos'ted In the DE.
partment OF the Interior. On the advent OF
Secretary Thompson. two additional clerks
were employed, and one Of them. GODDARD
Bailey. q political advcnturer, was given in
charge OF these bonds. amounting in ssgrs-
gate TO over three millions.
Last year. Mr. lu.sell. Of tho firm OF
Majors. Russell. L wsddell, army con.
tractors. Was hard pushed for money. The
manner in which no hsd been operating was
20 obtain tho aeccp,anees OF Secretary Floyd.
which appear to have been given at any
time and place desired, and in sums TO suit
the firm. without regard to the service, or
amount due. and which had been thrown
on the market for what they would bring.
Mr.. Russell. sscertAinins tina, thu. Mr..
Bailey had charge ola quantity OF bonds.
sought him out. and under the plea tha,
thoss scceptances mus, b protested. and
the Secretary di'sraced. took OF him. as
the first in.iallmcnt $3.50, 900. in July. In
September. 1857 900 ~erc delivered: and
10 December. $333 900. amounting IN all
~ $4,000. 10 December. itappears that
Bailey had Issued bonds to the amount Of
Sl3j.0oO beyond tho amount Of acceptance.
in hi. hands. and on that day Floyd i''aed
another scceptancs TO ,ha, amount, which
VAS placed IN the hands OF Bailey. II not
drawn with tho knowledge that IL would
DO 40 converted. On the Ere, Of December.
Bailey drew upa statement Of facts rela'.
Ing TO thc-c transactions. aud PLACED 10 In
the hand. OF q confidential friend. To DO
P''"' :" ". "A"'' =, ' -.
wy '''O'' WV ''V'' " w
o'. s"' ~ :" - W. ,s
"V a. FL. ,...,..II,a.
""' ' W ''' WV
SIR. Fuller declined to approve Il from the
fact that the coupon account a'a NOT nc
company IT, ms seems 70 na'' m'a' -"
carry exposure "e'e-"y ", '''>
account was "ooa' <''"' '' So'V''' ""
amount "s' 'o' Nv '' ,'' y"
"s' :" =" SUI" "' ~ '''' "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-22

PoRTIR Lrcrra. Being a, Porter. Sat.
urday evening. | avaiISd myself Of the Op.
portupi,y OF attending the Lyccum, which
has recently BEEN established by the young
men OF hi. place. I, seem. To be we'll at.
tended. aud ha. called forth considerable
talent.
The ''o,',ior question vas before the so
sis,y, and i, VA. ably and logically handled
By Me..r-. Randall Libby 81, James French
Jr., 4. II. Macon, and Nelson To~le.
A, the Close Of the discussion. the Ladies
Union. an interesting and we'll written
p,per. va. read by Mis- Ursula Taylor and
Mis-. ;. l. Roberts. Porter la. class oil
boys and girls which are up TO =" the mark v
with all the +" world aud the rc., Of man
kind" EGO.
Jas. 30. 1901.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-22
Jas. 30, isGl

SS.-Reader. Of legal documents have
often puzzled over the letter, standing at The
head Of this paragraph, which are places
after the name Of the County. Ifrhey vii
look in the Appendix to either wOr'
e--tsr'. or web-,er's late Dictionaries
IL will DO a.c-rtsined tha, these letter. arr
the abbrevia,ion OF the word ,oihat,"-
which the same Dictionaries define +" to wit
namely" We have found very few people
to be able to accurately define this abbrevi
alton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-22
Progress o! Mr. Lincoln.

The movements Of Mr.. Lincoln. during
tho week, have been attended with an en-.
,hu'ia.m hitherto uneTamplei on . similar
occasion. Wherever he has stopped. i'm
Inen.e thrOus. Of people have come ,oesth.
or - welcome him, ami bad him God speed.
In nearly al cases he ha. made shor, speech.
e., pledsirg bis bes, service. in rescuing the
Ship Of State from Impending danger. lie
imPlOrcs the whole people to rally in the
support Of a eomm0n government and
humbly relies upon divine aid, with which
he saws " he cannot fail and without which
he can do nothing" lli' addresses all show
,ha, he fully eomprehends the magnitude
Of the work beior. HIN. aud that the policy
Which will be indicated in his inaugural.
Will he such a, will comment him to the
judsmen, Of all r'gh,.mindei men through
out the country, and tia, it will be carried
out with energy and ,gor IL will be no
eOercion." but supply the preservation Of
the puhlic property and sindieation Of the
laws
lle arrived in New York sity. Tuesday
afternoon. where he would remain Till
Thur,iay morning, when he was to proceed
g. Phlladelphis. All the newspaper Office.
in New York, bu; the Day Book. displayed
the American DAG.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-22

s,xoSo COMPARISONS. The New York
g,eoiur Pos, !. 80 moved by Jeacr'on
Davis comparing h" position with that OF
tho Fathers Of the Republic, that It ei'
claims
lie and his confedera,es are no moro
like Washington and bic comPe'r'. than
Chin panIes stealing an African baby Is IKE
Columbus discovering . new continent"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-22

Tnr Pork TO BE DErrNDED. The speech
Of Napoleon. a, .hs opening Of tho French
Pirliansn, indicates q disposition 10 pro-
tee, the Pope. Ito announces iha, u will
DO necessary to strengthen the French gar
ri.on at Rome. whenever HE security i' en-.
dansered. The Sardlnians hare evacuated
the Papal territory.
Thi, speech caused fall in French and
English securities.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-22

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.,,.. p.,,,,;.,n r.,,v. For mere poli,i.
:, - =, .,.,er their own selfish
"A. ~, h.,. p,,cipi,a,ed the present
-, ,,.m.el,.. Nav the, cum,
-, $50. nor,hsru men mus, make con.
-..,,,. % r,, them on, of IA. trouble. o
,h.i, own creating.
n the American reople demand q new
government, IN. onl, sensible WAY TO en,s
upou a reconstruction - to have . nstions
convention called. and delegate. elected iol
,hi, ,pecial nutoo.e. The present consres,
never VA. elected to make a new eon.,iiu
ton. or even PAVE the way for such Z
result. n the constitution OF our iather'
il 10 he oyrrhauled, then. IN our judgment
m. North will bs,. .ometh,ns 10 say about
n VII, should the three fiihs clause h
retained. making property the bAsu Of rep
r,.eu,.,,on-si,ins the South twenty Rep.
re.enta,i,.. To- Congress, based upon their
.la,e popula,ion, The North Get nothing
f., ,h,. and thew never had an equivalent.
p.,,...,,,,,o, and taxation were alike
h,,.B uron p,puI.,ion bu, a. our re,e-
nue.. are raised IRON du,ie. on imports. and
No, h, dire, TAXATION, the north never have
r,ali,.t a hr,hinc. or any other eon.idera.
linn. for ,hi. surrender made TO the South
!, TIA Constitution.
S.,,h,, IN. Republican ps-,y or the free
L. s,,. ,n,,h;rr ,h., in .ny sens.
L.,,;o, ,,.,s,s NJ .,o,r;nr
-, -, =. .,m,,o,0i. ",h. govern.
-, 81, n,,. ,a, }, o,.r.,io, ~. Who'll,
e.. civil and military. # necessary, 90
,...a,.,,.,,L.,.h,,,,,n :, the onset Ru,
go FIJI. ,h. ,,,,,o,. !, and .hou,
-. WIT, uo... wen, 70 ~,rl deliberately
5000, 4, ala ,.h.ll,o, and
So, hi, .ooD,,, into m. hand. Of il.
l..,,, .,.. Ths..m.n ,,i..d IN
b, -. d.uo.,,,;, ,,,,, ~. ruil,v
-, It,.L ,I..,s, AMI ,h. ,aon,e. of
,,.,.o, ,ra ,,chl, d...,,. , traitor. doom
n.mo.,.,;, r;.,a,. b,. b,ou,h, all N.
,,,, and di.,,.-. 70. ~, now witnessing on.
q, N. country tia, rar,y ha, had con.
,,oI n every d.r.r,n,n, Of the General
Government, for the las, eich, years. and
they are responsible
N,,r;,h.,,nJi,. mi. Main. truthful
.;,,,, -. ~. l.,t.,. 4, al. D.uo.
-, 80, =, ,,., 81. .,.,,,x AMI nth.
TO-. sat- With b,a,,p G,s~i inpud,,c,.
.h,,.;,- a.. ,,...,, ,,cuhl.. n IN. lie.
,,hI,.,n. sach i,.o,sn, Islander will. in
,bs end r.,,il un,n N. head. Of n. guilt,
authors. Tn. truth Of history will We, rri.
umphan,ly ,indica,s the proud position ~
o.. p.,,hlic,, ,,,,, and yi.,, uron the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-22
JOHN J. FERRY. Editor.

TERMS.-o.. Doll.r sod f'it, Goats, rer
wear, "a advance. I've Dollars. atthe end oithe
year.
Clubbing. W. ~coh re'rec,fplly call N.
,t,.,,,oa OF soc .. are t,spo.sd to lerl their .id
!. .,,s..iiss IN. siTculsIiOa OF hone rsTsr 10
the feiis~iss eaer;
We ~ s~-d
10 Cspie., coz Que var. for 1850
- Copiss, for Owe year, Coz 1000
AL one eop, 10 the person esiiins ~ the elub.
The mop~, must ssecn,rss, IN. o'dsT.
Tvs. VI. r~uens,ll \ Co.. 10 state street
Rostos, andi.2 Nassau Street, New York, are
oar authorized sr~r,..
JOB PRINTING RsaIiy executed.