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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-26

story, but it would appear that there must
be some mistake in regard to Red Mouths
entertaining any such silly peace notions
as the Senator, from the 33d advocates.
The Winnebago has too much pluck for
that.
Assem6ly.-No business was done last
evening, the Democratic members wishing
to attend a meeting at the City Hall.
This morning, SANBoRN introduced res.
olutions against the Presidents proclama-
ton. They were indefinitely postponed.
Bills were introduced to regulate fees of
town treasurers to appropriate s. 900
to St. Mary's Hospital, Milwaukee: to tax
rail and plank roads, besides several local
bills. A bill was passed authorizing
county boards to lay out county roads.
The bill to repeal the Office of State Lii
brarian was killed.
The committee on ways and means re-
ported in favor of laying the foundation
for the remainder of the new capitol
building this year, and to complete the
| north wing. There is money enough on
hand for the purpose if the $4,000 State
| bonds formerly issued are renewed, as the
holders of them deslre.-March 49,.
Senate.-The famous State Rights reso-
lutions of 1859, were this morning, re-
scinded and disavowed by strictly party
vote, the Republicans present all voting
for the resolution to rescind, and the Dem
ocrats against
Bills making the annual appropriations
| to the various State benevolent institutions
were passed. A large number of bills
were introduced, and large number of
Others passed. All except the appropria-
ton bills mentioned above, were not of
special interest.
An afternoon session was held, of which
a large share of the time was spent in
committee Of the whole on Sen. PARTS
tax bill.
Assem5y.-The House considered
large number of bills in committee of the
whole, last evening.
At the session to-day, SANBoRN's reso-
| lutions denouncing the Presidents procla-
| nation, which we enormously stated Oh
yesterday were tabled, were postponed
till Tuesday.
| Bills were introduced to define practise
in certain causes when pending in the Su-
| preme Court for the registration of legal
voters; to authorize towns to raise money
to relieve conscripts; supplementary to
chapter "a, r. S., concerning civil actions;
also several local bills.
Bills were passed to amend subdivision
| 81, section 1, chapter 1873, of R. S., con-
! corning costs and fees to amend section
II, chapter 25S, laws of 1862, concerning
county courts; to amend mechanic lien
law; to amend Statutes respecting writ Of
habeas corpus, and several local and small
appropriation bills. The bill in relation
to the writ of habeas corpus, makes writs
issued by court commissioners returnable
before county or Circuit Court Judge, or
the Supreme Court. 1t was opposed by
SANBoRN, SHARpsrEIN, and JONES. BINe-
HAM defended the bill, and showed its
prepriety. 1t passed; ayes so, noes 3D.
the latter all emocrats.-X0rch 20.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-26

stauOnlng company or cavalry along the
road leading from Lake Superior to Cherry
Valley, distance of eighty miles, to guard
the country against Indian incursiors.
The Senate resolution designating de-
sign for State flag was adopted.
a message from Governor SALoMoN re-
commended the continuation of the State
aid of IS month to families of such vol
uDteers as have fallen or been disabled in
battle, or died in the service, for period
of six months or until a pen sion is obtain.
ed from the general government
17th.
Senate.-The Senate spent all of last
evening in Committee of the Whole Cd
Ser. PARTS tax bill.
This morning Sen. HAMILTON introduce
ed bill for the relief OF civil engineers
aud their corps, engaged in the survey or
construction of railway lines. A. bill for
the settlement of the ancient and venera-
bic claim of the Rock River Canal Com
pany against the State, if such claim is
just, was introduced by Senator F. o.
THoRP.
Sen. You've, from the joint committee
to when was referred Senator Villas joint
resolution in relation to enlarged facilities
for transportation of Wisconsin products
eastward to the Atlantic coast and to Eu.
rope, submitted an elaborate report, rec
ornmending the adoption of the resolu-
tons with various amendments. EThe
chief amendment authorizes the Governor
to appoint twenty-five delegates from this
State, to attend the canal enlargement
convention, which has been called to meet
in.Chicago in June next, for the considera-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-26

dolence to our soldiers ard their families
was unanimously concurred in. The Sen
ate also concurred in the Assembly reso
luton ordering 1000 copies of the Cover
nor's extra message in relation to the
draft in this State.
Sen. LAWRENCE introduced bill pro-
viding for the enro llment of persons liable
to perform militaryiduty, and for the or
ganization of the State militia. Sen.
CHANDLER offered substitute to bill
amending laws for the sale of lands for
unpaid taxes. The substitute repeats the
provision of the statutes requiring the
payment Of certain sums of money before
the party seeking to redeem such lands
can take action for exemption, and also
provides for a greater length of time in
which such lands may be redeemed. The
Governor sent in message vetoing Sena.
tor CLARK's bill intended to benefit farm
mortgagors, and entitled " For the salts
action OF mortgages in certain cases."
INc1DENT.-Lame John, alias E Shoosh-
Kah, or Red Mouth, a full blood Winneba-
90, came into the Senate Chamber on q
begging excursion during the session of
the Committee of the Whole. Senator
CLARK conversed with him very freely in
the Winnebago language, with which it
seems the Senator is familiar. He (Sen. |
o. states that Red Mouth is one of the in |
telligent constituency from whom he draws
his political inspiration. We have no
doubt about the constituency part of the
, 1863-08-08
MARINE NEWS


stu,r Comet ,ror~cn w., u,,s-. -
1 ro GeicDs 81 Sa hag Ra,G Me se s,gares
5,!op 10y I'm, i; na1nel koDntns st Joseph, snuiries.
1ifics 0' Ao-t'1e'1i' e'to1s pls iron anst sun
Bark S. v, r, Watson Erant 1,ufFalo -, to,a ,,,,
lriE Mary, stcGMynn, 6conto. t5o m luulMer.
o's h1fhoHan 1sf seaoln' otouto. Go m lumber, Il m
sehr St lawrence Th!skoH, shehoyran g ella vvco
sshr EcGirFps1sy, Day. ktngssoa ?sSo il IInaoer.
schr Foiani. L1neh uitaip iii N ''aa ~ soas COAL
ScEr Sophia Smith. Love, buffalo. 1coo bris lime,
hr ne 6;nen rs Gsesa e. isay 6s lumber
schr c. Knapp. DayE Two iivcfss io1 n Iunher
, 1863-08-08

No. 1.-The rpres asurc for lots In vo.1!o horses. Rra
was Quiet at seG1e0r. Barley scarce sn1 firm.
Hi7hwi Ines wero quiet ami urn, bnyars and sellers
being apart. and We note sales at ukc. a concession
On the part OF holders caused an active demand for
Timothy Seed nud se noto sales OF about 15aa bu as
setGe2fo: Nothing doing in Clover Or Flax sced.
There Il stlIl IN active demand for lumber cargne3,
and we rotc fa1es Of fair to good ea:goes ut
70. Shingles 1sm. with sales at s. - for sawed.
There was considerable activity in Provisions ami
nc note sales OF DIFF salted Hams at 7k&ssc loose
1o.ooo Ia c1car Sides sold at s,985xc packed.
The Cattle market Is summed up in three words
Dull stale and Improbable. In reality the4s Is no
Eaarket IS the sales confined to small lots sor ctr
consumption. Hogs wcso dull and lully Sc lower.
, 1863-08-08

FLoCE-Heman(t moderate
GRAES-Whcnt In moderate demand rel winter
western q l291 TX Green Ray club 81 10 Corn qnes
WRIskT-Nosn1nnl at sc; :, -
York, - - ~'
, 1863-08-08

Both Liverpool and hulk arc Inactive Prices In the
absence Of RECEIPTS rule nr1n n former quotations. Viz:
@leo for ground num+ and s. 3@a i1 per sack for
ordinary brands Liverpool Fine, and 65o cents PCT
bn4hel tor Turks IstQpd -
, 1863-08-08

0ICAa III Anew OEAs /
NEW YoHE-Ihe market Is inactive, both for clovc,
anM Timothy Feeds, at 13Sc for the former ap a
22H for fhe latter Rough Eatsced Is quiet et sleadj
at s, Egg 90 2 buslel OF l6 rs
, 1863-08-08

Weekly Rcvicw..

WEDNESDAY EVENING, August s, 1863.
During tho past week there has bceo active de-
unand for al kinds Of staple t.rT goods and owing TO
advancing rites cotton and an appreciation II New
York. the market Is much rrner aud prices generally
at higher range. sheetngs have advanced 254c
and selling at under New York prices. Prints
are also druer and scmo brands hare advanced 3sc.
Pinks and purples are 1@ac higher than darks VIC
give the following dispatch received today from New
York: sheetings advanced to s4@sc; spragues prints
&c; Aliens t5Kc; American 19c Dutchess 1sc:
Deninas are 10 per cent higher.
Ve 0fve the r1rstnr nltots$lorx ez fnltau~.
, 1863-08-08

'FLorR-unchanse:{
NHENI-1n hettor demand Chtscrn apr1n H'cFss1
Milwaukee, Club e1G3; Winter tai Indinaa Sill.
toR1XS-u1CaanEe.t 1Su1 M and n moderate demand, I'LL
CANAL LFRE15HTs-Wchkcr
, 1863-08-08

Baltimore 1Inrlset-Aux.7.
FLouE-Dnli and grades nominal
GEAIT-Wheat from Kentucky white 81 Eat 81 9.
Southern rcd 81 sGl 10 Cora dun Write sSs35c' :
WHENY-Steady.
, 1863-08-08
COMMERCIAL.


The receipts OF Produce during the patt forty eight
hours embraced 1e0s br1s honr 9sl9 bu wheat, I'll
6u corn bu oass; 1i7 bu rye and ISL In barley
Tie shipments during the same time were 4s57 brls
-four; so650 bu wheat; 800 bu corn; 1900 b1 oats
and II 80 bu rye
There res better feeling in the Brcastuns naaskcs
but prices are not auotasly higher.
There was a fair inquiry for Wheat, and We noto
sales Of uew no. Red Winter ut q o.: new No. Red
ats1a: No. Spring g. .oss1.o1. NO. Spring at go
Sc, md Rejected Spring At nc lot Of 800 ou Of
~. r,oIr; msrEet was moderately active and opened
arm at sse M.xed in store but towards tho close
ne1d on ind the market closed quiet at 4ssc
We note sales Of about III e1 bu, at ac for Canal
stixed aoat: ssx@'sc for Mixed and s'c for Reject
cd in store.
There Wis better inquits for the nner grades OF
flour hut as tho transactions wers mostly made On
terms not made public II would be impossible to give
oter than nom,nal quetationa We note sales
winter cxtras 1t ,aes1o oo and E1tsns nj So
:oats we're dull and teasy, with ssles ut for
, 1863-08-08

.sAITis very QUIET ii $2i0 lor OnoidaSa ond SAT-.
lAsa- Liverpool G. A. is held at sL7a0f7 without
TODACco- -standard IS, los and X ms are tn STEADY
demand and nm. et eS3s8c. outside trands dun aa1
neglected at 4eS345c.
NfAII0M.Is quiet At g99Bc fot City, and sxc for
Country. Sales Wcra: bt13 country at 6ke
WOOI-ls dull aad nominal at s53e1e,
, 1863-08-08
Eo3tt.

T OST-On Wednesday last a Light
~ Greg uorte, about ten yea=s old; .hots Oh fore
feet ana had halter on II npdar viii be hberAy
rev aided BY retnr ming iLr aau1s - CNLL1SS BUR
GLE. Southeast corner Iett1Sou End ya1 Euren 4tl-
aus kltE-ls
TRAYED OR STOLEN. On
~ Thursday last II EIpzte's Addition, large Mich
Cow. ,td aLa white. .ma!! htai: small aos1s f1s1sd
EtwK1d %Dl o- 81. en- forth retn1u OF the sane toe
Aichsenu street, corner Of Cas-. au4 k52-i:
G5() REWARD.-Lost on stolen
qDcO from an Army Wagon between Ha+chester
anu Nutrecsboro. Teun-. On the lsr Or "a Ct Jaly
SIX heav: goIa patIed scabbard With alive: me.
dsillon eaer bAId aEa PRESENTATION Inscription
md Div. 18th Amy CoEpt. Also, ssord Belt. and =
heavy silly Field oastrs sasa a! ooo.aned 10 Eose
articles luiolTAo1 tcat viii aa,h's ne . recover
Commanding nd BsiExae, Ind Division, 2sth Army
CoETs. au6 E--S53 II
, 1863-08-08
1t Ren!

ITO RENT-The north house,
J. tIeely furnish ed tr New Block on Michigan
a7etue south af nueha Vista OF TWcaty Filth street
Ir1ntre ar the premises nns ErS, 3.
, 1863-08-08

Dn. uCHTgn.-We most respectfully call tho a.
tcLtfol Of our renders to Dr.. Hunters card End
advertisement, In our paper to-lay. These well
known medical gentlemen havc been the most
PROSPEROUS III their profession Of any known to
nsfn the United States. We would advise the
afflicted to call and let the Doctors examine your
ceec. and Jon will DO sntisfcd that ypu will r,-
, 1863-08-08

ROWING AtATcn.-The boat race th,t was
announced to como of on the 23d of this
month, will take place on the 10th, between
three and five o'clock P M, for $soO side.
The competitions are Henry Stebblns, and Mr..
White. They will start from the light
house, and roT quarter Of milo out and
back.
, 1863-08-08

ACCIDENT FROM KERosESE. Yesterday
morning, at Harlem, Mary Bruchmuller, a do
mestic In the employ Of Edward Gleason,
while pouring some kerosene on the fire to
kiEdle it, was SO severely burnt by the e1plo-
sion Of the can, that her reco7cry Is regarded
as very doubtful.
, 1863-08-08
New York Stock md Money Mnrket-Aug. 4
Sr0EEs-lrrcSDlaran anl lulI hut rercra1lY lourer

MesET-Tlc supply Of canttn1 Is abundant and the
market rules very cnsy at 545 rer cent
Sterling Exchange lower, onGningn II and closing
dull at 1295fQS1i 10 for first ctA-s bills.
Gold lover, opening at l2sA. and closing dull Mt
i2fH.
, 1863-08-08

Nrsru WAnp UNION ,Gu1RDs<ArrExr1oH.-
Theirs will be meeting Of thtsscogps for ilrli at
West Market Dall. this Saturday evening, (Aug.
u at O'Clock: Let every member be on hand.
: by order OF Committee. -. -
, 1863-08-08

FOR TIE 19TMI111so1s.- member of Co.
a, 10th Illinois. viii take letters and small
parcels to the regiment, left at this Office be-
fore nine o'clockth evening.
, 1863-08-08
Suuru1xa

DO RDIN E-TFlth Pleasant
- RcoruR nay be- obtained nt rs Souh Clark street
1t II asp convenient cr :tcn for boar deF7 aBfr
I, only moments walk from tie Post Otce OF Court
Hcnee. Rug3 k@M-1t
ROAKnING.-A large front room
~ With beard su.t sble for two gentlemen All, &C
coMmodatlo.s fer few day boarIcs1 at s1:: wabash
aveDne- uno-k1Al-i.
20 ARDIN G.-Suits Of rooms
~ ard single 1ooma. inrn!ahe1 o. uutu:utsaad can
te nad With board a. 2SS SLATE strest. aus k.rsis
ROARDlNG.-A few gentlemen
ROOMS at 4Sz Stste styeer. nu@Ea05-.r
, 1863-08-08
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,
For the Week Ending August4.
abridged from the N. T, Trfbune.1
BEEF CATTLE

| tAo11use0 IlM 1oa ~ !. Iftbunc,1
BEEF CATTLE.
Nuntcr reported for tlis market at Forty.tonrtl
The Ltlses today arc quoted as follows
hsainama It'll "a o'0naf5.-.''..ss
Es?s Fl IL e tin.
T6.I T6s qss Sasn Of nc e sess Ssayexs ro
T i! he'd sEs tasn last se - head
y yess rs
leAa mofc tAn tho aTeraSt And Isl head moro than
Monday 9sxs 3E e TIE TIC u sa. With
malhe, fuy @nte!stand thc con4ltion Of tade When1
sale nosr 5'ae snsfs ssGs
y M SteeT saeh as %s nsay hass # h
IoM meGia@: ths aellsFs r5ices yas;in Ton gil
3 ssfss & ssss ,s ses 5 s rs
n Ml9s yee Sent IL hs 4. fe
se esef d to.nosrow saass fa:s ST II
s5 Ut iafs q e. 05a 5esa n
f ! o2eE m Hs e.
price rccedes on such Gsy n this.
cIosE oE TnE a.EKEE.
h1o5s5 Es:s ipoe
1seS r. ssss ss Ry o
efS;a,s .tosk on sals T{aEsMess a:o SOL On
g M Gss
&C. R ~ aSh eea m ths aaef nIais
iss$s sneFss 'saskst se:s s 5sra fhs
4 so 5 st as
sof @ TT IL o7ss nsa 9 eGaa e BE-
SliS ssfia|isi Fl $xassSI: sSss.s ~ ''
ia + sSss .ss
Ssaesa ses Iss esss ,''S;s sSS
eseh or Wbc6 tS es1 ssua Ell ea u
yeFyite It snY ~ sl9s1 fs s1d az as
, 1863-08-08

GooDn1cH's srzAs1Ens.-@H you want to be
comfortable on hot day, quit the dusty city,
secure state-room on one of Goodrich's
splendid eide wheel steamers, and inhale the
pure breezes ofLake Michigan. Fare to NIL
waukee and return only three dollars. includ;
ipg meals and berths. :, Boat Leaves first dock
above Rush street bridge every morning at
eo'eloek. a good band on board.
ACCIDENT AT H2avARD.-on Thursday
morning, as Nj. John James; well known
resident of This city, was driving a team across
the bridge, four miles beyond Harvard, a.bolt
came out and his wagon gave way, By, Which
himeelf, bis wagon and team were precipita.
ted into the gully below. One Of Mr. Jame.'s
legs we're broken IN Two places, besides sever
:al*other bruises: He sremained. lin his I'M.
pleasant and painful posltfon for several hours
-
, 1863-08-08

The above eafe was manufactured by HERRING
CO, Only makers of HERRING'S NEW PAT
ENT FIRE AND BURGLAR. PROOF SAFE.
COMBNED WITH PATENT CRYSrALIzED
IRON The most reliable Bankers Safe nay
Innd &C.. HERRING i Co..
, 1863-08-08

~ Peterson's Magazine, Dallou's and Lcslic's
Ten Cent Monthly, for September, are for sac by
McNnlly d CO., 81 Dearborn rtfsct
, 1863-08-08

DaowNED.-A colored boy named Oswald
Winder, aged 13 years. was drowned Wcdnes-
day evening in the stone quarry, Western city
limits. Coroncrs verdict, accidentally drown-
NJ
, 1863-08-08

BUILDING MATEHIALs- WASTED.-Partfcu
lar attentian is called to the advertisement Of
A. Q. N. Bowles, for proposals for furnishing
building materials, in another colun1n. :
EXCURSION 70 oMAD1sos.-Whocve f.ils to
60 to Madison will always regret 1t. THIS is
thefrst excursion Of the kind to this place.
, 1863-08-08

Having permanently located medical Office in
the city Of Chicago it becomes Necessary for us TO
state that we intend to &pllow our profession. "a
usual. and thot the pub!ican rest assured that al
profession. We propose 10 treat chronic diseases
IL sonc.a1, md as many people have such, when
thoroughly examined and prescribed for, they can
correspondence. We refer the public 10 our
advertisement for the various diseases, which yTo
have trented with distinguished success, No OF
Randolph street. JAMES uuxrEE MD,
aus l1t-w1t HANS VvS BApgS. Mn.
, 1863-08-08

THANKSGIVING SERaloSs.-On the third
page Of this day's Issue, will bs found several
sermons, delivesedat the churches On Thanks
giving day. In Sundays TRIBUNE will be
published vtroatim report of Bishop Simp.
eon's, and faithful abstracts OF several other
able and eloquent dIscourses.
, 1863-08-08

LAHcESr.-James Mu]lens, gray-halred,
cross-eTed lrfshman, stole four dollars and
fifty cents from Metzger's butcher shop, cor
ner Of Wright and Enlisted streets, and at the
Police Court, yesterday afternoon, was held
for his appearance before the Recorder, IN
s2e0 bail, for the want of which he was com
mitted to Jail. He could have honestly earned
s4<5o IN three days, anywhere; now hs may
be compelled to spend as many years in labor
ing without any remuneration.
, 1863-08-08

LTMDEE-CGrsoes src In active demand anil nrn1
SAFES werc-CarEo osschr Carrie Noodford. 80 from
Knlnmazoo srirs and boards, from Moore 5tlls, at
81 g cargo sclr Alya isom White Luke 80 n ms
S1ic0. :su1S6LEs-ln good demand and Arm Sales !:
500 Geo sAwes from MnskeEC at &9S0 We give the
, 1863-08-08

FOUND-On- yesterday (Fliday1
Il stsrroon. . pcckes baok. vhisn ~ NO. y!
have by caLaax q shis oeoe1 proving property and
paJlng 10. this atves n<ement. p1S-fzxLSee
, 1863-08-08

Vessels Pissed Detroit.
Ispetlal Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbunel
DETROIT, August 6. 1863.
Ee-Prop Fountain Barks sazn!s F1ack, Lion, anil
Baacr; Er's Empire State; schrs Mohawk, Ecinleer.
Farewell, Whirlwind aud Lydia Case.
DowS-Rark Acorn; Ell: ClarS; Schrs Alsctinc,
Lathrop, Wheeling and Gen. Grant,
, 1863-08-08

NANTED-Agents to sell Lloytl'a
!. w New Napa esa Gha.tA Card Eograv:nSa A
solet did engraving a. General Hcre. nsled TIA or1
LAkioN, Agent Is LAks s,-eet, oppoite Tremanf
Horse A1icaRn H. 1y1l t51f IN
WAETED-Immetiiately, q firat.
Casa Painter. Apply to E- C. ALAEN b Spg.
nr,-k1lE3t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27
Recruiting.

We give place fii. week 90 Co., Circular
of Gov. Cohurn ard Gle order n tte A.
JaiaHt-Gcnerai. setting forth uhai 10 te
done. and thc rc-liaiions adopted % &C.
cure thc proper rerf1-ua-cc of TIE work
Ihe call sets forth tio fl.t Oar our r-1rr--
ton oi thc quota 8. o. be raised On up L.
f'r, thc f'th Day of Janua-v.
H. timc o. passing hv rapidly. AMI NM
less good progress has ALREADY been attain
cd. o vii rcTuirc strong Sorts O. ca-,nle.~
the guofas. ard AVOID a drlh. Pra~,;~,Ur
there should he jl.i 81 many selEant.oint-
81 recruiting officers. al there are men en-.
roiied. While al good ciirens should sil
o. the utmost 81 h.s power. ihi. cl.s. ar.
particularly Interested. ard they can have
AL Immense influence ia coore-atia- uifh
the authorircd ofErsrs
1orernnleri wants men and prefers vol
uHtecrs. Hence large bourties a-. .F~--
ed. and ample t.mo rivcu in uiiel. fo r-o-
cure mea BY voiuntecrinr. Dc -rma.r. f.-
tht ciuzcus to warmly s..ro-l fie u-.t.. a
iae government. hs flrrar,l.nr eaIi.,-,rrt.
Every oons.lsrai.on uniie. to render tie
present most desirable tire % err.,
ST accounts from thc South. f-H a s.-,f-.
taic. Of iearth of provisions. 81 money. az
military equipments. anl of men. In obi.
Spring with our ARMIES fIei up tv The
res levy. the re he...ou trsnafhin. g., h-,.s
Their ARMIES too ucak Oh give L,fff. u,,..
retreat before our vastly saper.or nambers
% veH fet ari well cTap-ci m-n. until
Completely disor-aaiz.d. &C. military p.--
sr of Co. raheil1n b. broken. st-.r~-,,
regulations ma.f have ths eject t3 make
glerliia opcraf.ous Too haga-daus O.. o.
l'ng cont'nuei. The man who caE.f. TO-
DAY has every chance Co. a short te-, Of
service. vti-h uil prove 90 bea Source Of
srca'er rroft t..aa riI oc r,aIircd iy man,
vho rcmaIn at homc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27

Eo- DrNocEar Hearing today ti.ai
there we're several purr-lrsd spanish Ne
mo -hccP a. lie cts Hotel stahlc. I avail
81 rnysch q thc oPportanity % examine
them arrived iasi in seas.a o. see theta
before thcy vcrr removed to ~ on board
ihc shiP froi Warren f'r Australia. Tie
fo,k cons ,sici % thirteen l1eks. i.-in- tire
second shifucnt of iaor.a-i bred Mcrinos
frcu tiis oolntr, O. Mcilou-rc. Au.t-ali,
They ucrc from tLc focks % NJ Gcorrc
Campbell % Wc.fmini.tcr. Mr.. Ebsncssr
Bridge of iomfrcf. an NJ ID. 2. bacon II
Waite River Jsneiion. " Probably
many of yo-r r,alcrs pilI rrooIic-f il.ai Mr
tamphei iook Gre thrcc hi-hcst fri1c. a.
~ Norils PAR AZ Tamlur- lass Jair.
and 'ulscrIlcuiiy sob his sheep o. a Pros
San nohlclan ior :. .Ussl. TLosc 1 cam
med to-day ar vcrs excellent animals. har-
ins ivcn selected ~ith great cars AL e.
Icnsc. c1siiug from to % three han drci
dol.ars each. vas iaf,rrncd dat the lar
srst one. a sTr,lulcu ~ shosc vol se.d
500. Yielded fccor ~ 80 pound. dc F.rcs-
'at season. The mail qaa..sy of th.s breed
of shcrp is thrir rrca. vrirht of feccr.
Tie great scisli /. ana d. lP b. che ortra
iaicAn,ss az oroy I-art ~ thc freeze. Ca
those saw 3D. uoai vas ura-lv A. ou-
snf th'rs a7 'h- Belly. lr-r. L..1. cts. =.
on OBJ, back. IAc veol Of. rrnartaal,t irck
and enc. AMI sffaIns q. rf...s u ~ s-.t..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27
Norway Matters.

The Congrsaiio,sl Seeicty. a. Nor-ay
village have jusi PLACED bob ta,.r ,iur,h q
enc organ. Thc insirunrrt c,.t ahout
: %. Which sam ras co-tr.baIcI bv the
hocrali'y Of ua''uibcrs ~ thc concrrration.
aided in srusc tacssarv hy former resident.
q thc p,icr.
The Sane >o-,ty have recently par-
chased ihc aucih---hou.-. huiit 81 Mr.. a..
I. Mixer. Or par.ouasc. Additions AMI
,Strnsi,c rrPair. are being made. which
vill make ii a convenient ani comfortable
huildiug for thc purpose Or which ii il de-
signed
Rev. Mr.. T,icr. thc present accc7;ablc
pastor ofthc socicty. pii D. the frst occn-
pant 81 the nv parsonage. ard his friend.
ar hoping o give him ''hou...- warming %
about Nsv Years.
The B,nnctt Flour Mn has during the
past season. undergone complete rcpairs.
and . aSain in operation. The cn,crpri.-
Ing prurHctors. Mc.srs. Parsous. arc turn
Tng oct an aTticle % four. that j. hard 10
- =" I'lAlll'A-
Mr. ID. n Young. formerly C Taris.
has removed % Norway. and has opened a
shop in Boals Block. lie Ia, ja.; pot in
stock q ncv goods. anl i. doing a larrc
hrsiucss both CA cu.icsn work and govern
mcut contracts.
The people IN IL village have shown a
com-ncudahle spir.i the pa, scas1a On To-
pair.og baiidines. etc. giving a trim ap-
pcarancc o. ,hc place
The frcshc; has caused considerable Jam
ace in The town. TIE bridges acro..
Cooked river. on both q the ur,I-cr Wat
'rieri roads wsrc shade inra-sihic. b-t
~ii saon BE- rut IN order. Thc rad. arr
badly ruiiicl. AMI ii vi'i cost lar-e saa
g. fui then in order. MaSfetI'. rae, dil
not set ,hFough nu Frijay. TLe Brid-ton
stage also lasi one trip.