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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-02

F, n. CHASE, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-17

CHICAGO AND BALTIMORE. "Occasion-
al IN a letter TO the PhilAdelPhiA Press.
makes the fOilo~ing comment on the ex-
change Of places for holding their eoaven-
tons. made this year by the rePublioans
and the democrats Of The country:
{" The Opposition 90 70 Chicago, on the
Arb Of July. % End their man. by strange
hallscination taking The very eiiy in which
Mr. LIncoln Vas nominated four yeArs ago.
a. II - show that IN that PerlOd the, have
oecOnae As sectional as tl.sy charged the
kePublicaHs were IN ls6O. The Union
men 20 O. Southern city. a. II 20 prove
their nationality. Their candidate vi, b.,
selected on the basis Of restoration Of the
kepublic--
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-17

FOREIGN. The news Of Grants success
ses sent the rebel loan down S and
per cent. The London Daily News has
the following aPPreeiative statement Of tde
Union General.
" Grant possesses military skin and nor
al power, which have hitherto been un-
known 20 the FEDERAL side Even the bril-
liancy Of Lees achievements does not sur
pass The mAsicrly skill with which Grant
has arranged the combined movement of
troops from the frontier Of Georgia 70 the
hanks Of the Potomac The crushing vicor
which has directed BIS blows in the field.
and the logged tenaeity with which he re-
fuses 10 admit the necessity Of retreat or
possibility Of disaster. In short. Grant has
hKed his teeth into his adversary. and With
sle~Pless tenaeity be elings 20 him. Nor
have all the efforts Of southern skill and
al the desperate courage Of the Southern
ehi'airy been able TO shake of the sturdy
Northerner. or even relax has hold
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-17
VOLUME 81, NO. 81,

NHO SUFrOkTs Ma. LINoOLS. The
Ne- York Evening Post explains the Pcp-
ulsr demand for Mr.. Lincoln's reelection
a. follows:
" In the hrst place. he is popular With
the plain people, VIM believe him hSnes..
with the rich people. who believe him .aR,.
SIth the soldiers, Who believe him thsir
trlead. and With religious people. Who be-
lieve him 10 have been specially raised up
tor this crisis and. IN the second place BE-
cause many Of the thieving and corrupt
scouudrels Of the political news. Who know
the fact Of has popularity. have eagerly at
taebed themselves 90 the car OF his succcss -
II the plain people. the rich. the reIigi-
Gus. the soldiers. and the politicians. the
honest and the dishoHes: aie Tor him ~ho
shall be against himS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-17

" MADAM. said polite traveller 10 =
testy Old landisdy. ''Iff 90 proper 20 help
myself % MS uiik. is there any impropris-
ty in n7-
% tont kroE shat yoa mean. but n
you uean 81 insinuate thar there Be- any
thing nastf in thar milk. ~ give you o.
aniersiand you've struck fbs vrong house.
There aint the fr.t hair IN it. for ss soon
a. Dorothy Am told me fhe CT vas droun-
ed IN ihe uiik. Z sent right strait and strain
"A it over
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-17

Osr ehiidren win have the iuuu,ens. tar
81 their hsnds. sd an Assrican rsntis-
man. d" 90. horrible, exc'snsd sn elderly
lsdy -hst blessing h - hat Ne have
-siis on ours
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-17

The New York World has discovered a
parallel % the Proclamation forgery. IL.
date, according % that exact Journal. Va.
" IT. lsli. about hali-pa.t eleven IN the
morning It is pleasant. saws the Brook
iva Inlon. 20 be 80 precisely informed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-17

Why - a mans chin the most unIsckv
past of bis BODY? Because il j. constantly
getting INTO scrspss.
The body is tbc souls hoasc. and. a. tbs
house gross oil. t often icts in upon its
inhabiant light from heaven through ,h-
chinks made by tImc.
= gentleman vLo has recently lost an
eye. 1egs lrase to intimate thar b. nor bas
q " sacancy for pupil~
u your ar insu'ted ia r. eeutleusn'.
house. ia the frst thing you open be not
your mouth. baftts door.
The door between us and heaven csn
not he opened % that between us and our
fciiov-unen b. shut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-17

Mr Charlcs Hiiion. IN the empioy q tte
Lewiston Stesn Nil Company. saved oct
Yesterday. -ish tbsir circulsr ssv. 23fil
feet OF lumbsr IN NJ hours. Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-17

The lewiston Journal reports that in
Consequence Of the high prices q material.
An4 labor. there vii be mech less baildinr
taan usual in t.at city. the present sea.oa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-17

PmLsDELrHIs. May 80. TIE Bulletins
" a'hington dispatch says The Captain
General Of Cuba announces hr. arrival Of
Arguelics AZ Hasana in "a ~ls,ody Of
Spanish officials. The Captain General. in
a letter, returns his thanks % Mr.. seward
Tor the service be has rendered humanity
by furnishing a medium through which a
great number Of men wiu obtain their
emancipation whom the escape Of Ar
gaeiies would have rcdsoed 10 slavery. The
'aPiain-Gencral also says that the simple
presence Of Arguelles. on his return 20 this
Island. hAs already and IN q fe~ minute,
gwen hbery 70 $50 human belnr.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-17

TERNS-Ose Dollar sd FtG. C~.t.. ~,
T-ar, ia atranor r~o Dailafs. at ths sud eli b.
E-ar.
Clubbing. We ~ouh Repeatedly call ths
sweaisea of 80 a. are speed a. iced thrr aid
ta sxt~ntiar fh~ rfrcuisiiaa 81 q hau-s par~r a.,
ths toiis-tar af~r-
We -tu srai
10 Captss. So on~ vrar.fo 1850
20 Cepies .for aa~ y-ar. ot 20 90
90 rerf g. the farrsen rTfiirE % tn~ ctssi-
- $50 ---st srrafrlTraaF th~ erf-r.
. - = ~ frurr1fI A. Ca.. 30 -fsts Str~~t
basisu. aat ie2 Nassau ~usst. ~ York a..
90 ufhofts~sf srrnfs
Jo1 fktN Ting nratis executed
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-05-05

nod Diels ss,tpunaen, nod ipat einsm Gs1hift ODE,
ben Beicr8unsen fir ben ndhftsn Sag nahiuseten,
Da5 ~ftrenefte @stpt, r6ne 9atsrne niht aus3uaeben
Sat icmit aIatsnolih cine pSuise illumination be,
StraBen bsrucr8srufen, unb uunesriam nimint Ft
Der ghsiu Der fafelneen 2ihter ~ ben blanfer
Wahen Der bic Strabsn in grocer Mniabl burhmar'
i4irenosn Yatrouilen aus.
Sbnrstt beS ppblbspahten StabtbauIes fane i'm
Shatten zines subsiisrnen 2aternenadnoers elm Jun,
ger Mann In Uniform zines tpariAauer Ycli,eiee,
anten. Intern rehtsn 2lrne tras It einiae Yapiere
in 4~etsnfcrrn siasstossn. gsah ansn @eiten 1Aaute
sr fh tpartsnb nm, unb muitsrte bic petIhieeenen
rcrbeijte9eneen 2aternentrdssr. Gnblih ~ifeuerten ron
fern quer iiber ben Ylas stei hsGe 9ihtsr in senei,
lsnsr Gntfernuns auf i'm los. Ser Srassr Der erftsn,
Elm Mann nit elmer Briae, ifies Die Stufen binan,
,siste Dem ibn anbaltenben 4ci ten cine 3arts unb psr'
ihpano i'm Gcrrincr.
llntsrSsfen ndtsrte Fh eilissr Der 3rsis aatsrnsn'
trdser, Elm riftiser 6ansfnsht nit einem Tlalhsn'
fcrte an, arme, unp ihisn Ssnanb 3u iuhsn.
Ser tunse pcli5it trat ibm entsssen.
Sin Wcrt unb er iprans fcfcrt bic Stufsn binan,
unbstinbsrt trait er elm unb elite nah Dem 9smahe
oes Observation-Disclosures.
Ser Mann nit Der 8riue-es mar @ecmrcnsfi-
mar nirseno III HIeten. Mter in Der Yripatsg an,lei
ees Generals Sbsrpc%li3simstsrs tSrte Ct Iprehsn.
Su"tn IWpPIt tt VI puo SteckH5lHHtet, etH NtCettes
bureau, p~srrieselts BON innsn unb Sffnsts Elm fleinss
WanelhrGuftsn, melhs5 RON Der aneern Seite nit
Dem @atinst in 8srbinounS ftanb.
Sic unfsrreoun8 bssann. Sfcrronsfi lsate ben
~lreeisQsn Bsiht lsiner orsimShsntlihsn &siis i'm
8ratauiihsn uno In @aliSisn Dor, maats cine src6e
Mnsabl BON 9srionsn in Warlbau uno i'm 8Snis,
|rsihs namtaft, wslhs our Organization sstSrsn lca,
ten, bebsi@nste anosre msbr bsbsutsnhs uno smpfatl
ibrs fcrtoausrnoe uno ~ssbsimae Bsctaatuns, neil
|nurh fe in @srfclS ibrss umsansss unb @srfebrs
bic ssbsimsn Better Der Stspoluticn sntbeft reroen
miBtsn. @ans tsicnbsres @spiht lests Ct auf
@raf g.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-05-05
Die eblabten in SSeif.2ouiiana.

lIsbsr bic blutigsn Shlahten In Wef. 9ouiTana
fnb i6er NsrsS Orleans ausfiibrlihe @orrsipcnneni,
mittheilunssn bierber selanst. Mtan tpirb bsi Dem
9sisn berielben untpiufarlia an Die SHlaht Eel
S6ilcb %srinnsrt. Nie bort 8rant's Mrmee an, erten
Sage Der sdnalihm @srnihtuns nit tnapper Net6
sntsin3, abrr I'M nahaen Sage, burh Buels Oipi.
ipnen perltarft, bic GcnfSosrirten 3uridlAlug: 10
mar AUDI bel Yleaiant 6ia bic Nieosrlase Der fSbe'
ralsn Sruppen an, eritenS hlahttage cine ponfinbi,
&c uno nur hurH bas reAt5sitise Gintrefen Der Bids.
burger Sruppen unter @eneral gmitb trarb BanfS
in DEN Stano gslskt, an, ~fclssnhen Sage einen unae.
ftimen Mnsrif1 Der Nebs1en nit 8rcBem @erluit fIr
bie2estsrsn auradjufhla8en ,aber, ebsniopsnia ale auf
bas @emesel BON Sbilob unmittsltar Die Ginnabne
pnsr bic STUNNING @crintb's folste, etenlcmenia mar
Banfs mad leinem uSieseN In, Stanoe, mad Sbre.
report, Dem Sise Der ecnfSo. Staatsrsaterana, no fH
bsgSaffsnoepcts u. Tabrifsn bss ~isnIsits besM ijTlTppi
8slssnsn Steilss Der CONFEDERATION befinoen unb
immsnie 9aummcIspcrratbe anaeianmelt fem icGen,
rcrBuorinssn Dber gar nasislte ~ nebmen. Ct ,ca
fh pislmebr mad. benz siege" lpfort mad @ranS
Score suraf, isi es, I'm haislbf feline Nrnee AZ recr.
s%aniirsn cber bic anfunft ces boa 9rtaulas anrat.
fsnben S,esls' i4sn @crps atjumarten.
alm Dlorasn oss 6. aIpril feste fh elm S6eil Der
aus brei Gcrps beife6enoen 9anfs'Ih en Mrmee BON
@ranb Score une @ataitchss aus In Der @i4tuns
BON gbrspepcrt In Bepesuns. Oie @auaueriepcr.
~ lsNp WV WI y" OtsuS VII ttttp tVU DOT Hm
Der. am Wlorsen hes 2. nissen bic Worradsnsen
an sinsm 2 Mlsilsn i~snieits Ylsaiant 6in ~aetsaensn
Yunfte gum srifen Wlale auf cine fareere ecnfS6srir.
te StreitmaHt, pelHe ernflihen g8iberfanb lsifen
Bu molten ihisn. auf sinsm bstraleeten 6aasl tatte
Der iaoliHe @ensral Grsene nit $500 Mann Meit..
rel une me9reren 8atterien cine faree poftton Time.
Sie 3. 8risare Der BON Sen. See befe6liaten fSoera.
len Standardization erbislt ben Bsfebt, ben SSeiub
3u p~ertreiben. Gin @esimsnt Der Briaabs, has SO.
SQincis, ridte su Tu6 Dor uno ,curoe lcfcrt 70 fart
~teordnst, nab bas 1. aouiFana 8auaueieriaim.nt
BIN 5u 9ilfs ellen muete. Balb mar bic game
8ri8aoe In ben 8ampf psriridelt. epiter nabm
aud bic erite Observation-Disclosures an benz @efedte S6eil
has burh sinsn unssfamm SdbelansriT III 1unfen
htr TSoeralen eneete. cbne baB leBtere ieoch bebeu,
tenb an Serrain sercnnsn tatten.
Mdbrsnb Der NaHt erihisn &irsp Smit6's Mruee
auf Dem 8ampfplase uno, ats am ndafeu Moraen
bic Sneas'ihe SauaQeriebrisabe u~ntntast BON elmer
Brigade Snfantsrie unter Gmsrlcn bonn 't3. @orps,
rcrridte, ftisB fs auf fclhe fablihe MaFsn, nas es
Ssesm flar mar, sn tlutisss SrsTsn uesSs fclaen.
2an5iam trthen Bic @e6s1en tp6treno bee Mitta.s
buri6 Etc Sabtne Gro6 @oab. tpatrl&etnli4
(senssars arf Ter ssrten Gsss.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-05-05

SnbianapoGis, 81. Npril. Sin 8arBsr bon
Yarfs e%cuntp, Hamsns SAP, Der ih eurh feline
a~batisfeit in ausmitteluns BON Dsertsuren perbabt
ssmaht, uuree Dor einisen Mbenben burh cine Sons
pasnie BON 40 Damn ermcreet, bic nit ssidmdratsn
9sfhtsrn IN isin Saus. einsserunsen ,raren. Ser
StsriT nes Gcuntps !srbielt Nahrihtn atsr DEN
Mufsnt6alt Der WlSrosr, muroe ieood an itrer 9aft'
natms oura cine Banoe Betrafneter sstinosrt, mel.
lie jest burh siniss 500 Bsrafnsts telhiBt fnb.
Ser Sbsriff unb is,ne 8ssteiter psrmunbstsn auf if
rem &idsuse ;rsi Der Moreer, pslAe f4 als Deir'
tsure %errisien.
Sie assiOa BON Dare. uno @iso County 1T jui
1ntsftisuns Der @ipiteeamten aufsstotsn moroen.
(g8ir brauher faurr ,u iaaen, ba6 bic obiBe Sc,
|pslhe aus xrsputlifaniihsr" 6us0e fommt.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-05-05
IOes Weites Museunb bes Mannss
Nafe.

Nafe.
SIN biiern Stathsn, bas nur ihraa erpdrmt,
Ga fst oas gBsib teim farsen Mtsnbbrcb,
Sie 1T 10 trauris unb 70 atsetarmt,
nno i6re Nussn fno ssi4uoasn rctb;
Sis 2suts aIe meinen,
Oas fcmme fer 20 Metnen.
Sn bsusr @irtbsFut', bic ron Dampf erraru,t
Sa fst Der Mann beiu fsttsn Atsnobrcb,
Ct 1T spI frctsr 2aure, laht unn lirmt,
limb feline Nais 1T sslhroQsn ROTH
Sie 2eute ale meinen,
Das fcmms bsr con msinsn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-24
7HE REBEL PRESIDENT.

Colonel Jaques describes JEFF. Davis as hale
and hearty in appearance, his health being much
better lately than it had been, and, though thin
In face and person, the tough and wiry G~onstitu-
tion of the rebel chieftain presents no likelihood
of his giving out during the natural life of the
rabalIion
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-24

HOW THE COLONEL WAS ENTERTAINED.
The Colonel, while a guest at the Spottswood
House, Jared sumptuously, being fed on chicken
turkey, mutton, and all the viands of q we'll
appointed hotel, and entertained with fine bran
dies and costly wines. His bill would have
amounted to more than $500 in Confederate
money, but he found it impossible to induce his
entertainers to accept any return for the hospi-
tally he had received.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-24
A Cold BedfeilGW.

An Irishman about halfseas over, some time
since applied at d country tavern for lodgings.
The landlord was lazy, and had patronized his
own bar extensively, so he said to the new conner {:
elf / give you a light, and tell you where the
room is, can you find the place."
Och, and it's myself that can do that most
Elegantly. Jist show me the way, II ind 1t as
aisy as the HOwly Virgin showers down blessings
upon the sinful - rejolned the Irishman.
The directions were given him and also a can
die he was directed to 90 to 4 room on the second
floor of the house. By the time he had reached
the top Of the stairs, his light had become extin-
guished, and be had forgotten which way he was
to 90. Seeing a light Issuing from a room, the
door Of which stood slightly ajar, he reconnoi-
tered the inside of the room, and saw therein a
bed, in which lay a man, and a stand with a
small lighted lamp upon it. Feeling disinclined
TO make any further search for the room to which
he had been directed, he Invested himself of his
clothing and quietly crept into bed.
He had been in bed but q few minutes when a
young lady and gentleman entered the room. The
Irishman eyed them closely. They seated them
selves in the chairs, in close proximity to each
other. and after chatting merrily for u short time,
the man threw his arms around her waist in O
very cousinly manner and imprinted i kiss upon
her tempting lips. This pleased the Irishman
vastly, and being free from selfshness, he con-
cluded that his sleeping companion should be a
participant with him in the enjoyment of the
scene, nudged him, but his sleeping companion
stirred not. lie put has hand upon him, and
found he was tightly locked in the embrace of
death. Synonymous with this discovery, he
bounded out of bed exclaiming:
"Murther : Murther Howly saints Of Hiyen
protect me ="
lie had scarcely touched the floor with his feet
before the young lady and gentleman were making
rapid strides toward the stairway, terror being
depicted on their countenances. They had just
reached the top of the stairs when the Irishma:'
came dashing along rs though the feuds of Ere
bus were close at his heels, intent on making
their prey, and the whole three went tum-
bling down the stairs, and it is hard to determine
which of the three reached the foot of the stairs
first.
The landlord stood aghast as the Irishman
rushed into the bar-room, with nothing between
him and nudity but a garment vulgarly styled a
shirt, his hair upon end, his eye balls ready to
leap from their sockets and he gasping for breath.
1t was a sight that would have made a man laugh
who had worn a vinegar face from the day of his
birth. Nothing could induce him to again seek
his bed thaG night.
When the young lady and gentleman found
that it was not the corpse that had SO uncere-
moniously bounded from the bed, they returned
to the room, (theY being the watchers of the
mighty and doubtless commenced their counting
at the point where it had so suddenly been
broken off.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-24

bring about in Tennessee-with what success OF
effect we have not heard-he hoped also to further
in other southern States. But it Is not probable
that the pro-slavery churches of the rebel States,
some of which were the leaders In the movement
for a separation of the southern States from the
Union, will consent 10 reunite themselves 70 those
northern churches which have given many evil
dences in the last three years of their faithtulness
TO the Union and their opposition to slavery. We
fear Colonel Jaques will accomplish little of the
purpose he has at heart. But he will at any rate
have it to say that he visited Richmond under
remarkable circumstances. ". Y.
EreuiuQ Post, 2lSt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-24
HOW RICHMOND LOOKS.

"The streets of Richmond are almost deserte
few others being seen than soldiers, womel
negroes and cripples. Many of the stores, hov
ever, remain open, and there is some busine
activity.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-24

Hardware, sc.
Rest English fencing wire
Iron timed sau cepans
Iron pots, Saw files, Copper tacks
Shot, Jews harps
Cocoa-handled butchers knives 5 10 ! inches
Sailors pocket knives. Steel scissors
Needles No. l to 3 in tins "a D NJ
Tailors thimbies.
Hoop iron I to II inch
Copper wire cloth for CentriGugals,
Banca tin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-24
Portland. Oregon.
JACOB KAMM.

ID. u. President.
CORRESPONDENTS ~ NEW YoRK.-LEES & WALLER, Nc.
80 Pine Street.
CORRESPONDENTS IL L~OSDoS.-BANKo OF LONDON.
The above named Corporation has been organized for the
purpose of carrying on the Banking and Exchange business,
in all its branches, in this city and with the interior Of this
State, the n~eighboring State and Territories, and with Mexico;
also with the Atlantic cities, Europe, China, and the East
Indies for which they are provided with ample facilities.
With the view OF giving to the business OF the corporation all
the efficiency and promptitude Of a private banking firm,
together with that confidential seclusion of private business
matters so generally desired, the immediate management of its
affairs is committed exclusively to d. o. Mills and Vim. c.
RaIston. as President and Cashier respectively, to whom, OF
either of them, the customers of the Bank will apply on all
business matters.
TIsUSTITI<S:
d. q. MILLS, j. Il. THOMAS,
LOUIS NCLANE, THOMAS BELL,
WI. NORRIS. A. ]. POPE.
JOHN o. EARL. o. F. GIFFIN,
HERMAN MICIIELS, JAMES WHITNEY, il.
W. c. RALST0N,
San Francisco, July 9Th. 1864. 429-3m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-24
HE VISITS VARIOUS pIGN1rARIEs.

AN1VO DIoNIIAHILS'
"The Colonel was permitted to visit the Libby
and Belle Isle prisons, and reports that he was
agreeably disappointed by the comparatively COM
Portable condition in which he found our Union
captives therein confined. The wounded, also,
though only the more desperate cases, are retain
ed in the hospitals of Richmond, he found as
well cared for as could be expected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

- intuision that the blue-eyed lassic wouid
make a tender motl~r - nav Gitis orphan
81 one. and thea aud there I i0si my heart.
Deare-i. have never regretted the Loss '-'
Isabel. sitting in the neat room. By a
honey-suck lc-shadowcd bay window. heard
every ~ord of this litile coavrrsation-And
shs could not heiP thinking how slight bal
been The word, snd glances that lad dcci-
ded the destiny Of her sisters life and her
oEn.
II you thrO~ a Psbbie iato the CLASSY BE-
son Of ths stillest lake. the circling ripples
~ den around u nth constantly extending
'phercs. Ione after The sioue j., forgotten
and even 50 4 is with every wori and deed
~ our live.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

SwEsr ASD MsRcr. Perlev.- in n.
lettsr 70 the Journal describing the re-
css' proceedings ia the House. says.
bigafy-fsro votes stand recorded scain.,
the use - 'uch treasonsbls languages as Mr..
Harris indulsed IN. and .ffly 1g1 esdor.,4
fhaf t1ngafage. Let il be remembered that
Ms'srs. sweat Of Maine and Marcy efNe-
Hanpshire. -ith fhy SIX others. refused 70
eHPsi the man -bo declared N fbe Capitol.
q" hope vOu vii never subisssts The
south. God Almigbiy rant that il nay
nsver b. - Stick PIN on those votes.
When Gen. Schenck. a battle Scared
veteran. offered q resolution. censarinr Afr.
Harris for his conten-pfuous language. the
conscssnces ofsuch s-sn a. Sweat and Mare,
qaaiisd. and only siglfe-a we're found op-
pose the resolutiion these tuo uoTtAie,
'kulksd. refusirg 20 ecnsure tie wretch
Who apes led % AluigLfy God Assins, ihe
success 81 our 5rsvs soldiers. ns- psriiing
their lives - subjurate the slave po-sr q
a. Soafh. aud 10 restore tie supremacy sf
ihc Juioa, fPrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

ENkSurarioS ~ PofAVD. A recent
ukase Of ihe CSsr q Rassa has deere.d The
thofoush srnsncipstion Of the peasant. Of
Polsnd. 10 g declared that on the f5A %
April every peasant IN The kingdom sh.n
become the possessor of al The Land and
ihs suildings upon t -hich hs Eolds from
BIS isudal superiOr. Or ths lord q ths naa-
or. and cultivates. On the sane davbs /.
cSrinptsd from ths personal services -hicL
b. has hitherto o-sd % the owner % the
hnd. For thess privileges hs is % psy a
small sum 70 The iormer proprietor, a.
compensaiion ior the lossc. thsy nay hav.
incarred by tbs cb.nge
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

THE Docs LoosrNo ATrrR rHE Krr.
A Aic1ander. fourth Earl Of Keilie. va. raib-
er hard liver. lie married Anne. daurh-
ter - third Earl Of BrlcArras. and in the
first conhdenos Of early married love. ea-
trusted 20 her keeping the key Of the vine
cellar. LADY Keiiie. on the FIRST occasion
that be invited his boon companion, to din
nsr and drink. gave out a. much vine a.
'bo thought good for them. and walked
quietly'u 70 Carnhse with the key Of The
vine celler in her pocket. 70 take her four
hour' With the ninister's wife. The party
soor discussed the rsodieun she had ief.
out for their consumption. and on his Lord
ship sending for more he learned how nat
,srs stood. He had the osIler door forced
forthwith from It's hinges. and desired the
servant 70 take Il 70 10 The man,e. With bis
compliments 70 her iAdyshiP. and. II she
asked any questions. to s.y That il
~as the cellar door eone TO lock !or d.
key
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

GooD RUIE. 4 certain nan. Who i.
very rieh nov. was very poor when he -n
boy When asked ho- be got his riches.
As replied Ny father taught me never
20 play tiii my work va, fnished. and new
sr 70 spend ny money uath I bad earned
a. II I had but an hours work in a dav.I
must do that the first thing. and in an
hour AID after this vas allowed 70 PLAY;
-hd then cosld play With much NOR.
pleasure than II ! had the thought Of an un-
hnished task before nv mind. I early
formed the hAbit Of doing everything in
tine. and i' soon became Easy to DO 50. Ia
i' 70 this eve nv Prosperity Let every
one who reads thi. DO Likewise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

luE BkFrIsr MfsuoSsEY TStox. Tie
Waicamsn and Reflector states the rstsrps
% ihe Trsssuv oi the Missionsrv Usios
ior Che year ending April O.. isss. fr0s 20.
naiions. promise 10 sxcsed those 81 ne for
rsr year folly thirty pr osnt.. bsing .s-s.-
shst shove one busdred and sigh- tsos..,s
dollars. against litsis less tAas eighty
tvo thousand ose yssr ago. Thi. aoe.
not incluic lerscies-uot far fro- or
tbousand doiisr'-nor rec.ipts from shs
goveramsuf. -hioh hAys bssn ooasias.d {.
IN former Years