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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

The Lewiston Journal = ia ccstacy over
The revival Of a custom for gentleman a.
5000 a. he has taken unto himself wife IN
send his cards 10 the editor q the paper
Published N thc town ~her- b. rrside.
accompanied BY The voluntary remittance
Of cold dollar. Which . very gentle and
sSutleuanly way % rrquc.tins a pubrea-
ION u The marriage among The marriages %
The day. This Very attractive custom (to
an editor. At ieAsi) has not prevailed 10 an
extent IN thi' vicinity bat ~e arr grssifod
10 state says the editor q the JosrnAl. that
Mr.. :. W. Cook q that city has 80 far a.
that paper = concerned. f,.snded Il. lie
wishes h'm and has. long and happy life.
trusting that he may never End in TIN,
world that - 100 many Cooks spoil The
broth (rrcs,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

IHE Ar,fr 90 rHE Porevsc The
corresronsi,nf ~ the I'hiiadeipiia Inquirer
az Gainesville. Va. vrites unIer date az
October 9Th. a. folious
A" The physical condition ~ ,he men
and tis n.orai coalition ~ tl.- army Der. arr
ahout on q par neith,r az fr.t rate. nor
have ve ar advantage over the rebels ~.
CPS in 81 saPeuorty ~ Our oquipucut
AMI supply. Ihe meu have become so in-
ured % the harishifs oi our hardest ~ al
campaigning. fhat 1 opine but ~ % them
81 boz leave thc armF ior ,isil arocai.on,.
Most q the ma I'll re-eniist
par present positiou b considered a
strong ore. sd our army - probably mon,
concentrated ard better prepared a. an
times ior general engagement than ever
before "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

The Ls-iston Josrnal asserts. on al.
aursAorIty - Judge Saith. that '' 80 year,
'hi' Pan iAe ground froze up solid on the
s'sh dav Of October. and rc.aaiaeI So all
SPring
Gov wAshhurn Las been quaIsed a.
colector q the port Of Portlaad. and uilI
Assume the duties % the oaics. to-day.
The CiArioa sAss Mr.. Geo. L.aaa o.
q >tsrk' has a buck weighing $50 pounds
foF -AicA hs paid 500. Ths bask !. to
years old. and SHARED - Poan.l, Of WOOL
in May last
An extensive ere occurred IN North A
son last ~esk. by ~hieh considerable Dor
ton q The village ~as consumed. sad 70
have been set by PIPE.
The Le-isioa Journal says a -oman
knosn a. Elizabeth Speed q Belfast. aged
- YEAR. died IA Boston a sc- day. ,inoe
49, e.--s---..=-=. =s-:== 49, - .,-,.;-
GOES that Der death r,salted from ,l.,-,,o,
According 20 The Jogrnal. Le-istoa and
Aaoarn have Alrvsdy hall Sled thcir qso-
IA q 'ie frcsident's at call. b volunsser.
The Press learns that Mr.. Ed-.rd Han
iiton. - North Yarmouth. a brak~nan o.,
a freight tram on ths Grand Trunk. no
"a scveiy inlureG ia The head. b. .trikinr
against a bridge. ~hiie OF top q The traia.
near GorhAHi. y. II. has sinoe died q -,
injuries.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

NfrEous OxTpE That enterrrisisr
Nor~ay a-ntist. Dr TbouF~ou. has iu.t
introduced The ~ Ane<hctsc. ior tle b.n-
ehi II his customers ia Oxford Couufv.-
He has usei "a Or about TO ue.ks. r.eet-
ing 18th The most pcrfcct success IN cverv
instance. A. q has no. bccou.c plrassst
opersfion O. have ones te-th erracsei
deniists nav lsok for lar-s inorease b.
thsir business. Dr. Tbsupsou o. p-epsred
o. meet al demand. Of thc g.abEc. a. a.
most satisfactory ulsnner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06
The Elections.

Ths elections held tbs weck have rcsult-
Cd In the eieSt ION q the Union candidate.
By large majoritics in Massachu.etts. Ne-
\ orb. Wisconsin. a. wsli a. IN sours other
States IN which loosl elections have occur-
rid. Mo-; nohly have these state. foIio--
Cd The lead q those that earlier IN The So
80 flaced themselves IN the night. by en-
dorsing the government. There j. no capil
thi. year. a. - The meaning q the vote.
Tho simple issue has been ioined 81 support
Of the government. and thc answer . such
a. % annihilate coFPcrheaii.m and Go
blast al hopes Of rvsurrcction BREEZY The
rvsult Is a. foilo~s.
hasssoi-s,ffs. Andrew wiIl have a uia-
iorty q about s0.oso. The Republicans
have elected all the County ofbc~rs. all the
Councillsrs. All tie ScaAsors. and nearly all
the RsPresentsti,es-thc Corperheads hAv-
ing but - far a. heard from.
Nor Iork hsil an slectioa Tor State of.
GER. Judgrs. etc. The Jnion ma iority Il
Is ,houghs -iil rraeh about 2o.opo.
H'soosf'a. aPPeArs 90 have gi,ca the Tn
ioa candidate foE Governor a majority q
near 1900.
Nor Jersy looks vel Telegraph ~
ports that he Republicans have a majority
IN ,he assembly. and have made large gains
over last year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

Mr.. MaNs'n informs Is that the quota for
Pans. under Tie new call. Is 40 men. A
cal has been issued for town meeting 10
consider The matter Of filing up The above
qo0ta With volunteers. The case a. Il nov
stands seems 70 require. az a measure 81
economy, that every effort should be made.
m Which each eitizcn ought 70 take a part.
% al the quota At once and to oder a
bounty in addition % the liberal sum Offer.
81 BY the government.
IL NAV be set down A. a thing certain.
that the town Vii not consent after having
paid liberal bounty to The men drafted IN
istS. 10 let those taken in ls64 be trrated
with less liberAhty. In voting bounty in
the summer. il was done With the Under
standing that the whole quota would be
SLED The town sent bat t~o-thiryl. the
number. II nov the sun, q 500 additional
bounty j. voted 10 volunteers under the pre-
sent call. the town wiil have a debt created
Of less than $500 greater than was an,ici-
paied. under the previous vote. On the
other hand. Il Ne ~ait tai January. NC shail
not only be obliged TO on the present quo
IA bat 10 make up the dcseicncy under the
former eau.-in other words 81 draf;sd
men viii be taken. and % secure the num-
Der large portion q those enrolled must
be drAftel. in the 6rst class. To pay these
men $500 each. A. vas paid 70 the others.
wiil require the sum % sI7. 100. Thu. not
toPui the matter upon any other basis than
the siruple business Of dollars and cents. il
seems 20 b. for the interest Of tb- town TO
oacr such Inducements and take su-h uea-
sures a. I'll procure tbe number % men
nov wanted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

GEN. kNoN. Al The Horse Pair At
Waicrsilie. Gen. knoN.-owned by !. n
Lang. Esq-. Of NassaIhoro'-~on the
s~esPstakes. his principal competitor being
Hiram Drew q Bangor. The latter had
taken the prize a; Portland. over al that
vas entered therc. TIE Mail speaks a. fol-
lo~s. Of the performance Of Gen. Knox At
Materviiic
'knox made the two frst heats. a mile
esch. without the slightest bryak. or the
least notion out Of has most ciegant and
perfect ;rut not 80 much a. a to-. q ne
bead Al SAriAncc. nth good manners The
sane would have beer true THE third heaf.
bot for the sudden rush Of a dog from The
crowd. BY which n vas - much Disturbed
As 70 break 40 sPokes in tbe zig. lie az
oncc got right. and couPicied The beat
uiiAou; further break bat the condition -
the ZIG continued 20 ernharrass The driver.
Who mo@eniarily expected 4 % give oui.
80 that instead q making he beat IN 2 80.
a. h. had assurcd his friends b. wouii. Be
vas Z Seconds latcr-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

THE frSAIrr 90 OrrosrrtoN q. Thi.
-Ar VII am ihilste any leader or party. or
instiiuiion that stands IN e. ~sy.~ - sad
Gen. Sickie, IN his sercnadc speech. add
;rlcr -or'is ~crc never uttered. Nia-ara
- not avbit more rv.isilc,. than the
sweeping torrent Of patriotism Which dis
var has sst IN motion. Whatever oppose.
n--poiiieian. party. sasrry. Or hat not
viii ~ down never 90 rise again. The
only sase place - under the battle aAE.
Nev York Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

NETTEAN CAvALEV. Lieut.. W. r. lap
ham late Offhe 2Sa Regiment. has boea ap-
pointed O. r-orus IN oxford County &c ~.
Veteran Cavalry. ofEce ar Bryanf's Pod
Those IN this oodnty ubo wish 70 enter that
ann of the service can avail theulsclses Of
tins favorable opPortunisy % do %. il Is
expected that Congress. Which T. son q
assemble. I'll - Tar modify she conscrir-
ton at a. % render al able bodied men
between ths sscs 81 - and g. yeArs incla-
ding those Who have been IN the service.
excepting those wbo have furnished subs,,-
tutes O. pad co-nnut.sion. liable 20 The
next drafi- Better enlisi IN q favoriie Re
gIulcnt tl.an be drafted and obliged 10 70
wherever assigned Government q no.
ofcrns liberal bosntics-sfe2 % new ~
cruits and go % veterans. Town. al
aiso pay literally % avoid fhe drzE- We
trust the ioyh people q Oxkord Coaufy
VII take bold % tbs matter iu GOOD earn
80 and q Possibie prevent anotke- draf.-
The 18th Kcgimenf. col Beai. requires a
few more men. Lieut.. Lspharn I'll enlist
sucA a. prefer % serve in the Iafantr,. into
thar rc-incnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

ME>rEEN NoENsL ScHooI. The Lev
iston Journal learns nat proposal. have
been issued ior erecting che uc- baillinr
ior the Normal school a. Farminrton. Ia
siy' tiat the original plan has been eksnr.
81 20 one which Ill give the state moch
more ouusenicni baildngs than a. 6rst coo.
iemplsied AMI an Institution ~iieh uiH o.
20 arrt riecture. a. sell a. results. fsIlv I'D
D. The reputed good good taste q Farming
Ton The structure Ill De of briek ~
-ails arr % D. ~ ty o.. 18th . tower T.
~ D. ouiside Heasur,mcui. The Cd A-.-
se"y boiid'ng is g. b. removed ald repair
I'd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

IIisrOEY 90 rHE REBELLION Mr. san
nel Richards. Jr. has shown us tn or,cnin-
VOLUMES % a new History % re Rebellion.
Tor vhich h. j. the Agent for this County
The work j. written by Orviilc J. Victor.
and Pablishcd BY J. ID. Tory. New York
Commencing At later period than many
other writers. the author had the opportu-
nifty 20 form 4 more Just estimate q the
work in hand and Ne think from the cur
sory eSaminaiion gis~s the volume. that be
Is making a work which uiIl be valuable 70
al Who wish 10 keep n record % The eve NJ.
OF Tie present time. 4 valuable feature j.
a chronological ryyord. a. ~cil a. the docu-
rRenis and o5ciai military reports gwen.
We appeal the following letter written
by Rev. Mr.. Sos;Auorth. relative 70 the
book:
have been examining the =" History Of
the RebeIhon.- by Orville J. Victor: AMI
Il gives me sraat pleasure 70 say that il j.
the most Interesting. carefully arranged
and oomPle'e work on that subject. within
ny knowled-c. ! have Rad tbc fr-t vol
tune through With sustained and deepening
interest Il ia rich treasury q State pa
per-. Congressioaal documents. descrip-
tions Of tHfiies. and military movements.
&c Sc. IL l. rrpicse With whatever caa
Interest the American mind on The origin
and P-oSrcss q the Rebellion. II is en-
eor~ed and procured b. many o The Lad.
ing minds q the Nation
a. SOUTHworrm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

fEovIpENTIAL E-cArK One Of the most
Prosideniiai escape, ne ever witnessed
occurrvd yester day aftenoon. A frighten-
Cd bore Nth a Pe,llcrs cart attached. rush
81 dovn Hammond street a. a terrible
sped running on the sidc-aik in frons II
Whcel~right & CiArk's store. Al ia,
s''cs'ent . sc.sg mao a. ara~iag a Eulc
child q Mr. j. G.. CLARK IN carriage in
front q The door. Tie horSe ran dircctir
over the frail vehicle. seemingly c-lshing
Il 10 shap~iess mass. though when pack
ell up q bore on It's clcihe. th. marks u
Wheel srease from tbc cart. IL did not re-
ceiVe singie scratch Or bruise. Il "a.
truly Hao~t prosiden;ial escape.
lBan.or whss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

San boNTNco. The latest arrivals .av
The >pAn'Ar'is had destroyed The tom q
Santiago d. Caballcros. and rctreated 90
forto Platte. h insurgcri. harras.ed
them - mach A. O. cause a los % ia,o
men The troops fnally rvtrsaicd % The
fort sttsr DESTROYING that town. The losses
On The t-o towns ~il eKc~cd $500. o..
The spanish trooPs ~rrc badly beaten. .avs
smother aocoont. and uiT he obliged 10
leave the fort
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

iEEs~pN fv luIvofs. A r8u.rirse,
has tccn Discovered in fI.noi. The d..
sgn 49, to release tae rebel prisoner. a.
Camp Chase. aal make ara,d mo Oh,
Ihe i-adsrs have been - 30 charge
he pos sas discovered by government
ee'se'iTe'. No fylrsd among tbs traitor.
a. rrtel agents. ard -sre thas abe o. a.
Io,s the matter before mischief haI been
donc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

Srs~rs OK PEonsrF ISsrurur~rs. A
recent decision a 10 Commissioner &C.
eiarcs fhaf a. Probate Courts are Coarss 81
hecord. peuiion oomm~ncing proceed
ings. - a. ''originai p-ocess. and a. such
subject % hhy cent stamp duty. The
stamps on Probate papers sasy b. cancelled
si'hsr By The Juige o. Register. q TIE
Court fron ~heooc they issoe.
lie also decides that Proxies. or powers
OF aftorney On The bsck q creditors oafhs
r~qoire a one dollar stamp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

EXAMINATIONS 90 Rr-Erfrs. TIE ne-
costly for the close elimination given Of
late - volauteers a. wen - oouscripss A.
i'cArs IN ihc ofhciai IMPORTS - the Provost
Marshal General lie ssys to hundrrd
thousand men have been discha-rcd from
our armies on >uTreons cersiscates. Il j.
oonsfdercd that aany % thee men II not
iSe grvaicr portion should have becn re-
J-c'ed before heing u.ustcred into ths ssr-
wee. thus saving % The rorernrncu; larr-
SUNS pad for boun'ies. clothing. ,ransrof-
niion. etc. for men -bo have been 81 no
Valoe 90 The armv. those who arr inciin-
81 70 condenua The ca, no- exercised ~
80 The iGPortascc o. The rule.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

hoHsrs. The Bangor WIKI says one
rea.on Ny The Maine Cavairy takes 90
h'gh . POSITION b. che fact that the ho-.s.
vere selected Or tbc service. ard not
bought ~ couirnct. Hence tie consent,
gwen 10 P1rrAass 60 the uev regiment. o.
Bone. lhe JourHal says la. D1rrIey a.
Lewiston has been appointed 90 agent o.
purrhase horses iar tbe STATE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

IHr FHrScH laos CL,ps ''NlaiakoH.-
ihe faris oorresPondeni ~ ths Ne- York
IiH.es. says tbe discussion On tie late triaI
- ihe Fr,nch iron cid steamer h.sria,t
oroagii the principal results % light. wAssh
D. sums up a. follows.
All 81 the vessels uhioh we're armed
and plated suacicutly % constitute th.m
i'rmiiable modern vessels - war. usro
sloEn o. D. unsafe seahoafs 81 al ucstl-
ers' ~hiie to % the vessel. -hieh -sr,
Too hghtiy armed snd piaisd 70 D. Chased
a. hrsi-cizss war vessels. showed ,hsm..l,..
suih-ieHtiy good boat. ior long vovsrs 4,
at vcaihcrs. Thus tLs Frerrh C.os.rnr..r,
POSSESSES hni t~o cuirss.ed sl.ir. whirh nav
be deemed a. capable 10 an ~sathsr. Of ma
sing a. voyage a. armed m,n-of-vsr %
Anicrioa. add thess two are % lightly arm
I'd and eairasscd a. MT O. H. able o. rrsi.t
Eve mlnutrs ooe Of the lEiic Monner..~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

FfNANcI,I A dispatch from Pbaaisl J.
rhia. SAYS sale q S20's on Saturlav
amounted q si6.5oo.oco. making over
ss6.oso.p'o sor The ~vek. Souse ael.,
may b. experienced IN abe delivery q lar-e
subscriptions. bot is b. lie alterations. a. ar
a. possible. 10 deliver on subscription al
amounts uDder $500. The psblsc vii
bear in mind that icss han e. 600 .oco q
these bonds rouazin uusold. and that fo-ri-n
oo0PetTtion . very hsavy Tie loan Ill
probably al b. taken up befor, tbs i,s q
Dcesnber. and therv !, no obEsaison on
tlc part 81 the Trrassry o. rctain u fo-
pub.ic bidding The lasi hundred mill
Ioas uil. thsrrforr. H. taken by capital
ists. trust companies All hanks fsr invest
meni. and % thc wish II tie Sub
Ag~ni % avert any fasorite comiina.
ton BY giving the r-opic timely notice Of
The contincencics q tie loan being con-
sumed AMI sunuaariy placed beyond their
reach eIoept a. = pTruiurn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

fslis made Chiids Carriage. light and 81
sgant. Vet sufiei~ntly strong 10 he durAbis.
made by Edmund Merrill; Ninee Mea, anj
Hash Gutter. D. W / Chapman. very
convenient and useful srtirle; Corn Sb-l-
lcr. by } l. Ripley. We did not 80 il op-
crate. bet u = spoken q a. a. cSc,i;cuS ssd
cheap Hacbins Aaderson Spring Bed Bot
''-.... - -. - = T=:a:.h=m. W. h.s~
thc authority q one Who has uscd one q
these beds over a wear. for saying that Il i.
"a go bed in use.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

Mesre regucsfci by one ~ tie u.susters.
90 say thai che Committee ~ the several
Agricultural Socictiss appointed O. .sIeo,
a Member - ils Board u Aericuitare. I'll
meet - ihe Trrasurer's o.. Paris i'm.
on Isssday. i'rh iast.. 20 attend % hat
du'y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

Three rebel vessels ar % the h,rbor Of
Re Janci-o. To- American cousul gave
orders % 81 Hohiosa % FIRE into them e.
they ATTEMPTED 90 leavr The Brazilian
government -itbdrev their cIenrsnoes %
tAcy coad not sa.i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

81. CorEr. The November Tern. for
Oxford touuty. comncpces On Tseslsr q
next week. II - understood thai jude
Waitou viii BE- present.
TIE Counfy Cou,raissioner, uiii b.tl .
session on tie bird Toesday q No,emb.r
tbe ssas day a. IT, Nov. Tern Of Probate
Gourf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

The editor ~ tLe Lewiston Journal 4,
visiting Wash.aEfan. De- give. ra-v A.
couu'' ~ the -its ~ the me,rop8ii. and
its sarrouniinrs. &C. mentions calling Up
on the boys iu tLe ffh Ecgiment. shos o.
i1ari in good conlItion. under colnulanI
ofCoI EIuarIs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

The Bostos Po-t hzil- ush SeEgls. e.
statement 81 S~uaior llsrisng 81 Orcgon.
no says that rather than vote Or an aho-
h''onist b. w0uLd prefer Vsasndiei,m p
l'e fo'' iries % BE- considered q loyal "a
per.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

President Liaooin has sent % a.. Chez
~ sanitary C0mmission fair tie ORIGINAL
drafi Of tbeemancipstion proclsna,ion. I,
the accompanying note BE- .said. Il had
some desire % retain H. paper. o., Il i,
snail contribute % the relief and coufort q
IL soid.ers. that viii b. better
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

DO fres,dent has decided that those r,er.
sons ~ho have pad go communities
sian be esenps ior three years. Il has a.
- been de,idei 90 credit the Sssses. iu a..
rinEng quofas. 9Th thc men vbo have
paid commutation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

LxcHs~cr co. Prf.oVrrs Srorrrn .-
ihe Nashingian eorry.p.na.ieut 81 the Ne~
lork 'ou1aercial says thaf a. prescott al
eh'ri' ior an exchange q prisoners seem
iaiile. lt o. qaits iunro-sibls ior our Com
m'ssionsr % aoccde % an of che absurd anl
urIast demands 81 the rsleis. anI a. they
are unyiclding thers thc natter enls. Cow
eminent 10 doing al Is ca O. r,liese the
necessities q or men hcid 81 Kicbuond.
fI0urnal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

John q. Savyer. forucriy scersiary q
state. snd ior many years copying re-
spectabie position in The community. died
in tbs eity On Saturday ni sii lat. another
sictina % he excessive usc q intoxicating
drinks rFaruner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

TIE November nur.her,of Frank Leslie.
Iaiy's Magazine contains iarre store -
i.lusirafions ~ Co. modes f1r aat-rnn and
~inier The Ladies gil fnd itamsst Al.
mirable guide. Teru8 $500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

CsEFErs- grvaf trade - earned on
through tAese times q high prices. by The
Me- EnglAnd Carpei Company. Of Boston.
>ss their advertisement IN to-days paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

Ca'airy IIores Ill D. purehased a.
bethel. on Monday. Nov 10th Bryan,'s
Pond, i7th South Paris. fsih and Dix
feld. 2ith. Ar ooiors vii o. taken.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

The Union majority in Iowa b. -. 90.
sisty-eigis ofthc sigtiy-tvo count'e. gave
Iuion msjoritics
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

u Nerunont a. allo-inr towns o. er,ct
niou1mcuts to the memory OF deceived sol-
diers. has based bofh braaebes g ~ Leg
isIature In conc1rrenoe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

After tbs seek the norning traia uiIl
leave Sosih Paris Ms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-12
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
WID NKsDAY, March ii, 1873.

WkDkkSDAt, AAtcu IL, lo'J
SKsArE--The Senate met At 10 o'clock. Prayer
4 com nunicstion from the Uouse c: Dslesatss
tran mit:sd ME lls.os!tias Il Oilii 6s'Ors that
no1y.
acts were taken up and passed; An act to amend
and re enact IN act entitled IAN act TO prevent
the unnecessary consumption Of gsai4 By d.siilers
end other ypasufsetare,s Of spiri.uous ard malt
lia ,ors," psssed October ID. lsga An act 10 pro.
vide for a inspection Of -four In the town Of Dap.
vile. Ia sct to provide Tor the election OF county
officers In esrtAln cases Allowing the IvpchbTrS
Franklin. Oitiz ana and WashlnstSn Bulldog Ass0.
citation Fund 70 pHrehsss thsir stock bill TO In
coTpossts the Richmond Importing and Importing
Oompsny. A bill establishi,g . military school in
CONNIE ction with the n RAndolph Naeon College.
A number OF bills were read and variously 70
fsrred
msrssee from the Executive wes resolved con.
carning one ffcm ths Trslidtnt Ct the Virginia
Central Railroad, In rotation 70 the eonditicp Of
the track thss rosd end susseettng the proprsety
of lssalising tbs transfer Of fofcS from thu ne
sroes wofkIuR on the iogti1 1satona to bS emp DYED
IN ifops lvins dc task OF the railroad Rsiexrs6
70 tie Oepmittss on Aoeds and htaznsl Aavisa-
1Ths 'n,o -sssmena resolution, and amsndnsats
q u u .ess aasIn cslisd up and new eonmlttss
Of conference appointed . oonfee With siuiiaf
cousmistss from the Hoase = rsiaeton TO ths points
Of diaagresnent OF The lAse committee.
II Ooghiil nssed dussA rssolntien for svsaing
ssaGloos g s'sInsk, snd providing Ios rses0s At
H. body q 3 =. =. daily, whleh was aAlpte4
IT. Fsaslsr sabmitteo . reeoluaioe neians tos
dsbsts d nssnbsss - sUb}seo en9es 1lsessace
70 - nlnntea 81 seDA u eaoo u eha1gDM = aem-
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