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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-02

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composition of astringouts, absorbents stinnu.
4 lanta and carmnatiyes, which every physichu ne.
khoWledges N the only preparation that will erect a
permanent cure Of Diarrhoa and Dyseter, This Anti.
Cholera Mixture is now In use m some Of cur atmy
hospitals where gives the PreRteGt satisfaction II
has saved the lives Of thousands Of our soldiers aLd
ctuzens, aud we viii guarantee II TO he the best rene
dy m ne world Tor Diarrhea and Dysentery
Mr. Woods, oi Covinpton, MY, will be most ham,
TO satisfy any one rs 10 The virtue of sTc lands Anil
Cholera MlAture; IN Tact We have great number OF
,esunonhlh irom patients who have Teen cuit nitei
after taking only one ottle Of strcBlAnds Anti Chol
era MiNtute u You suffer witt Dsrthta and Eysen
terry try one bottle. ma
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-02

The Louisville Democrat Of Wednesday
says that the Lieutenant Governor OF Ken.
lucky r. I Jacobs, who was recently order.
cd through the Confederate lines By the mill.
lary authorities Of that State, is now at
Gallipolis, Ohio, The Confederate authori.
ties refused to receive the exile, saying that
they do not intend 70 let President Lincoln
make Botany Bay Of the South
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-02
Stohr Store.
JOS f. BorEu. Jso, MSMAsrEa,
NEW STOVE STORE.
BOFER a MOmAsTER.
NJ MANUFACTURERS OF

OOOK STOVES, WOOD, COAL, AND sHERT
" IRON PALORs, BOX, AND FULLER STOVES,
HOLLOWARE, SUGAR KETTLES. &o,, &c.
CdshHg OF every description made TO order.
Market Houae. ~
Foundry ON eayard street near Ludlow, Dayton,
Ohio, BoYER hehAsTER
noyiT.d6Su
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-02

The Chicago Journal reports over a foot OF
snow between that city and Detroit
The Milwaukee Sentinel Of Monday also
slater that large quantities Of snow had also
fallen in Western Wisconsin.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-02
Insurance.


B5- ONE POLICY Of Insurance, Issued by -FOUR
COMPANIES, which is made to tho necessities Of the
business community, by securing, with dispatch, LARoE
LINES Insurance. RELIABLE COMPANIES, UPON
UNIFORM, PLAIN AND SIMPLE CONDITIONS,
NECESSITY APPLYING VARIOUS
SEPARATE hr insurance 10 the amount they
seycy able accept and Of holding SEPARATE
roLicrEs ruE CONDITIONS WRITTEN PORTIONS or WHICH
AGREE, rendering II difficult for the assured
become familiar with aud hanonile their various con.
hcting conditions.
by tho conditions Of the UNDkRwMrKRs' Policy but
required TO prove loss to the several
Companies nsuIng under IT, thereby making the adjust
mont simple aud expeditions
The Cash Assets Of EACH Company
issuing tho Underwriters Policy OF Insurance exceed
HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS,
Making security In the aggregate Of lover
$2,250,00O.
GEO. II. BOYER, Agent,
noV2o Dayton.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-23
Settle Immediately
FERRY NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL APPLY To THE
! Board of Supervisors of Trinity county, at the
February term, for renewal of license to keep
Ton Ferrv across Trinity river at Lewiston, for
one year, OLNE1
Lewiston, Jan. 5, 1883. oz-tsD.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-23

LoxGrELLow beautifully says that !" Sunday is
the golden clasp that binds together the volume
of the week."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-23
REDEMPTION FUND NOTICE

OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY County,
Weaverville, Dec. IS, 1868.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that in accord
~ ance with the provisions of an Act of Legis-
lature creating a Redemption Fund for Trinity
county, sealed proposals for the surrender of
county Warrants will be received at the office of
the undersigned, in Weaverville, up to the last
day of the session of the Board of Supervisors
in February next
Bay No bids will be received for more than the
par value of Warrants offered, and each Warrant
proposed to be surrendered must accompany the
bid JOHN MUSSER
4Otsb County Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-23
CREENBACKS ARE GOOD
but
ROBACK'S ARE BETTER
Stomach BitterS !!

Ten thousand Bottles sold in one month. The
most popular Stomach Bitters in use.
ROBACK'S BIT7EASt
Good for all arrangements of the Stomach, Bill
lousness, Liver Complaint and
General Debility.
ROBA CK'S BITTERS!
They possess wonderful tonic properties, giving
tone to the appetite and digestive organs.
ROBACK'S BITTERS!
Debiitated Ladies and sedentary persons will
find in them an excellent tonic.
ROBACK' BITTERS!
A wine-glass full before each meal will remove
indigestion and all liver diseases.
ROback'S BitterS!
They can be taken without regard to diet As
an appetizer they have no equal.
ROBACK7S BLTTERS!
They are prepared by an old and skillful physi-
clan from well-known vegetable remedies
ROB4 CKS BITTERS!
Wherever known they have become standard
family strengthening remedy.
ROB4CK'S BITTERS!
Try one bottle, and you will always use them and
recommend them to others.
ROB JACKS BITTERs!
For sale by wholesale and retail Druggists and
Liquor Dealers everywhere.
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
REDINGTON & CO.,
4l6 and Alb Front street
For sale by San Francisco.
Il. W.ELLE.N.DORFF,
35.4 Hills NeavervIlie Drug Store.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-01-23
SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE!-

A No. 90 Grover s. Baker
n Sewing Machine, in good order, will be sold
cheap if applied for soon. Inquire at the JOUR-
NAL Office Ltd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16
Bethel Items

On Sunday last ihs family of Z A Chap
nau. Esq. found their bouse SLING with
suiokc from an unknown sou-rc. when thc
6rs burst tlrourh the ceiling ia;o ~ "a
ing room d "a checked Do - huck-
ets u water.
TIE Young foiks connected with h.
Metboiist anl Jniscrsaii-f societies Be- thi.
village are ba.ily gagged g. PrcPariag
iheulse'se. i'r si.it from Sas'a CLAUS on
Chrisimas evening. Tbey think thaJ be ~ill
load dosn the Christu-a. trrcs pretty tcas-
ily this scar
Thernou'~tor Tue-dav morning. . 30.
grrcs Below rerc.
Bouuty jumper. have f,aud s, raihcr hard
getting througb Bethel 81 late To ~cre
arrested la.i -cck in tb-i- eT,-t, % reach
Canala. tbc lasi resort % sub p-,cios,
fellows
w kalr.l b. "a months old cha. wcck
~hich weighed az Ihs Taking iato A.
count thc aetual cKpcn>c II the creature.
Ne th.nk sc have beaten al tLc editors and
cS-eli;ors ~ Name IN hog-raising. Ia ibe
arst phase ~ s,ie,iei a Pig whose temper
amsnt ~as nearly Ike oar oun.--,s.a.f .e-
turoL Tie b. o. grvaf importancc. No
Perretaai.y sqlca.ing. Cross os tlmii pi-
al ever iattcu. any more than cross ulaa
or Wona IL lived oa suiL an raw D.
tstoc, uil O-foher ~isu g. la. d. tcrcs,
81 ihe pig corn and atoat L. ta.h~i. O.
oo-n-cob u~al and potatoes. We saPPo.e
the manure d. -. made would srii Or al
the dirvct eapcasc hr Las been o. us.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

L. H..

TuE Narto~at Bs~K- The Boston
Adsertissr remarks a. follows uPon tbe
National banking ssstsu.
90 Thus - have both 'hc Prcsideut and
ihe Secrvtary 90 thc Treasury distinctly
oornHliitc'i ia favor Of the - svstrun. and
bota sugrcstin-. ia term, hardly % o. called
cqui'oeai. IN policy ~ .c-urln- e. r che
cutire Aid az di.criuainatinr Irri-lst.ra
Ani ui.'c the ,iev- 20 ti.- r-~-cnt Con.
Errss arr not believed to have undergone
any change. noboi, doubts We suppo...
that ihc uext Cor-rrss. already in fa-rc
part ,lr,t,i. ~iIi bc even more strongly b.
faror oi the nat.oral .ystcm.
Ia srot Oh De- doubtcd then any long
cr. e,r. hy %. most reluctant. a. ~ be-
he,c. thar ~ policy 30 thc government
"a. bccouie i-rcporai', srit,ri i- ;hz'
direction That this b, now vel u'icr,tool
ia 6nancial ,ir,ies NAV d. seen from 'h,
large number of STATE bank. which ar no,s
in procc.. OF rcorran unisr thr
az. Of q ,nerrss Essu ben this cits. whsr,
tb-rv va Certainly a. strOng disposition a.
aas~hsrc o. orfo.c ;hc change whiie
opposition promised o. te a. an avail
n~ari, tso-thir.l. thnth ia number AT in
car.talJ oi thc state banks have adorte,l
or determined to ajori a.. nev sysfcn.
lt ulusi Or cont,sssi that Oh. saiisfA ciior
~Ith tie observer srcs err best huancia
,arrIier,c thss made available for thc ~
I--f.u,ent on uhich tlc ooantr, la. resolved
Do aIagrl ts ftc iurrlicnc- uhtch ha'
characirrr-d thc usoscussnt in snn- case.
ard th~ faeii.fs with -hicl ma-s cons- ri-,
banks lave hesn tenlrtei % part 18th tiso.s
rys1urcrs. ~hi,h mighi have saor,icI thr
ba.i, a. least oa ~h.sh O. prepare Cor ma
RETURN to srccle Tayment.. Bu' t..- crca
fart remains. taaf th~ nateaai systrrl %
ie.tnr,l Co. become tl.- exclusive Tsos.rss.,
of thc gr.an4 al ne in iartioas rv-isianc,
sa @ or iu caqt.aas ,rititi.ui. az 90 CD 6n.
ih- -as .fr,iu-u % fna-eial .euaaa-., an.
sceur.fs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16
~ VI 81 u - y - -,


IT. Answering Gee above l1c.-ior. 90 d.
nc pretend to hr wise above others. lat
We have a. ar.ar-. ui-lh w. iLirk Fl. -r--
elusive ana fh's. We appeal Oh d. .--
te.igrnce ard good sense Of our readers.
The Presidential election f. over Tar
people hg overwhelming rlr brittle. have er.
do-sed President Lincoln ard his admin .s-
trafior. including be ~ meas.-.. ara
-ar policy. Farther opposition Or Din. D..
fa-'iots ior the rca.rr th1f .t is fir F.fs OF
the minority f1 r1.ri- fr fle majority. ana
90 ac1uie.re i1 their decision fi.riraa ..rr.
stitutiouaI'y erpr-sseI The men ana PAR
~ who voted fr- NC ..Ua- can r-. t.r. .f.
contest INTO years. or they can -l.-- ... tI-
s-1r iH s.r a.rfts To g. ft.s e., t.,.
only Al onr man to cone rp % ta- .-rr..-r
Of the aduirist-atior TIE frt nrrf r-f.
b. known rn rebellion ar1 thy vs..fI -.s.
Up in hopeless despair WHO fhaf-.al ell.
rebel papers pending the Pres.le--.sl ,f.--
tior .1r a single moment l8lht th..r Nt
a mar. Now We would suggest f1 oar Gem.
oc-afi~ f-cirfs 'haf 81 thr elections on. a.
over tllf fh.f nrr come ur fo fte work
snd sisud sho. .ler q. shoaa..r uift r.-... p.
hoa- AT close ap f.l- .raf' var ri 1ree
b11t cay % a.-.4 aai go ur tbe ulr. RI
fhe rebels because every int.T-r-t man
knows Do Eoa's. Come faen. ,.t us a.I -r.
ari att ra'.. around fae old ar ar.I stand
'i l..l-... arr Hrlrf. ~r.raaar. ~..rf o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

lIoS ruE Vr-rnsS Mass IlvsrIr
Co~EoErAsLE. A. army letter has the
ioilo-ing description q tbe manner ia
~hich vctsrAn soldier makcs himself come
fortAbls IN camp
II - trifc remark that man never
knoss hos ulurL b. can DO without uutil D.
tires a.. bot q b. more CD my present par
pos % az that D. never Knows 18th how
httie b. oau make himself comfortable un-
al D. makes The experiment. Nobody
possess thi. invaluable kno~ictrv -o
null a. aseteran. Pot a Recruit into
forrest Of poe tires. ~ith D.. shelter te-t.
and . D. has ~ body Bat recruits s.,at
bon ten - one yoa ~in tnd him aaier
his shelter tent three weeks from thas
tirnc
N't'o Si'h he veteran. Ifhe he emp
cd 'a a. pine forest. give Nm an GA ave.
l'ci ir-. = nal paddle. bad up TO.
and hsndfai ~ nails. an D. haili. hma
housc. aui a h1uss. TOP. comfortable ,-l
c'mmo'iioss.anl not ~aatirs in a--hi,e-ta--
al beauty. Fir.t De- fall. hi. trce.. tl,cu cur.
AM notchcs rs lo-. and isys them together
% abe required height His roof b. pits
on. giving it a great si,pe ani thatzbia-
Il ~ith The green ihs pine trres
IL has Lcon ca-rfai % leave winl,r
srarcs. and tactinr pieces % ~. sh-i,--
tent over these rrosiic E-hi bus ~ kscri
oui ib~ niPping AR ~ ~inier. Thca vi,h
his boari be makes the jaor. All Oh, bot
ir- s1Trlsinc d. hin-~s. it .,oa swings inc
Oh i's r's~r Irr- o. frs his .ra-c, tr-
t~ce- thc lo-s ~ith .ot Earth from pc
mrlrutiir. All hi. bore is done. cvc-rt
o. chimney. All ths forc,t and ihe u,al-
paidir. 'oou provide ,haf. for his chm
nrv i' nothing hat pie of.'ick. r'cr'ifli-
ID T.astrr~l vith1at AMI vithia ~ith -1I
Thrn -i'h hi. GA ax~ % uranafsrta OF
of pine Dog. fsIi as-ortuaent - furui'u--
b-.i'teals. chairs. table -a-i-ote. AT
-currahv alis n,antie Thcn vith a
hrrr,t h-r unon BE hra-fh. hc IL r-~0a-cl
O. laugh AZ winter. anj generally does.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

'".NIt Dru.u.-. 81 A.....s CORES.
r.- s.f OF fh. Pre-. sat. r. ufaaI as-
r.aranou oi votes st.u. aI .le Republican
'l1r.ttfes f.r .uurs Of.r.-. .r tI.s STATE.
e.e-'e-. v.t. t.f ,H..rfiof. .f three or fs-r
u Nraostaas which are sfiI ,n doubt. A
hearing b. 90 be Lsd on wed.e.dsr re,,
r..h,'e '''orta.1 u.e-aIt.ss ,hsr-rf De-
"Hi 'f remembered thst tl., la. ,i Is,t vim
Co. t.r-of.. f.. -.tsra Of ,ot,. i.rE.r.,.-
f l'..i. arl t.-utl Tr.a.ar.r. t. l-
aa.. FL, t.s Governor and Coan,I .-...,.f
Of io anr County Commis.ioners. Van.
ces n ei,hsr afce uili bs flel hereafter
b. The Governor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16
Gasp Frrv

GASP JCEN.
perl Jonas Grcene. Foreucu.
Rlmiont. Francis 4 Baccn.
Bucktcld. Charie. n. Berry
Lowell. Nathan Charlie
Hartford Wm. X Carey,
Norwas. Ans-l Diustnor,.
Pans. Anssi q Dudlev
Woodstosk. Chester u. Fickcti.
Waterford. Eaward Hiifon.
H~broa. Cornehus a kecn.
BcihsL Israel q Kimiau.
Ucbror. Hiram Lowell.
Carton. Charie. r Moulton
Oxiord. Solon Rawson
Porter. John Stanlsy. 81.
Frehurs. Hcnn a. Wake.
Glca3. Orlando Whit
FIRST JvrY.
Norway. Aniiouv n. Crockett. F.-saaz
Fryehur-. John Barhclder.
Bruwufsii. Nathaniel Bran.
Hebron. John 4. Bearce
Mason. George II. Brown.
Paris. Hiram Chase.
Norwav. William Frost. IT,
lLanovcr. Reuben a. Poster
Lowell. >olo1aon Head.
sweden. Thomas Jrfcrsou
Watsriorl. samuel - kiliorns.
Newr,. JOSEPH L Kilvo-v
Su.uNp Trrr.
Hiram. Samuel y wadsuo-tL. Fa-,-.ar
Per-. Alison \ HnoN
Nal s,r. ID. kiel r. Merrill
RaNhur Charlie N Phituck
Denmark. lh~ole-, ] Pfr--.s
Parl.. Altan sir-
Summer. llafirl n. Robinson.
Hartford. Isaac r. Eirharlsou
Oxford. Bsuauiu ~auhoru
kuu.lor,i. Stanlrv NJ Nir-ia.
fcrttr. Dare. Wo-rnwort
Grccuvooi, Willard g. Nh.ii,e
>CriENJNrE,E1.
BctheL. Gilman thspu.aa
Mr Eph-aiin AtuooI q Ra-kSsId va
vNrlsr-i art dav. on aoc,unt of Ii L.alth
>,iasn II. >nlth. returned frun pi1frIs
-. .ii-si.ar.s,l Or BAD -ula..r, m the draw
an Hon. a. A. Chapman af RethsI. hI-
cd o. aff'1'i ou ac-ouut ofiI h,alth
.Aitrr ca.hu- tb, docket. uo acton beng
rrals Or trial a..lourr,,ri to " -lr,s.las.
so-ass I,gg.
NJ. 80. Joci Hove -. Enosh Rartirtf
CO ais. apPeilaai, Tn. 81 an acton 81
tre-ra,s. originally iras-hf before Tnal
Jl,iicc. and entered ia tLis coars CA AZ
pal Fia claims thar def; cut and d-,-r
away about tw~u-s-.our cord. OF wood from
pif = land. oi the ,aIlc oi tuvivc dollar.
Dcits deny that Tif Owned ths land A.
ter the esidruee was az oar the case "a
vithiraun from a. Ju-y ard submitted o.
an tourt. Ha~rrn a. Iiamuors f1- IA
Biaatlari a Bla.k i1r Dra
~ case in ~h.ch hatb rarr.-. t..in-
-c1lg lnr ruaI lltl Ilres rNrl-sl fl thur
lay booming OF. tol-t Itlu- o-c.rs,l ln
hrarir. motions a-I case y. joss simeon
4 INNINGS vs. samuel n tir. u li-h va. sub
mI-trl ta the court Artiou of as-uuu.,t
i'ld. lt. .tiatei .t letter to s,.l twelve lar
rel. oi arrl'. OBJ che ma1th oi Ma. I~s2 o.
Der n irlI, dealer .1 Portland. Iron .s-
iulination oi thf arrirs or tLf.- ARRIVAL a.
y tbs vcrr found Ell b. badly dtra,s.I
loa aot VIA, Drt. safs d. "a. o. har.
Aitrr modifying Pr of thr fat and to rr-
move them. D. srrt Them back % Par.
l'ih. CLAIMS thaf fte arrI-. ~.-r rr. r- .-
< 's. order al tlat t.lr quality s.as srsh Al.
De- r-..fra.rr1e1 Nat Enls...fI IT,, .-.
inr PIE B-rt fr I-r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

SO thr mfttiag oi Co., L.r.farai C1,lrrs
oi tis STATE at A4-a.'a. las ~tek. ta, 81
Cary o..asioarl By the absence 90 il.r 4
3 Do I,s.-risn. 90 Nsv Or..srs. ~as Fl.
CD Poi the slr.t.aa of 80. e.. bye. I.I
IT, sof,s ai Maiue ~sre chen .l., Co. I...
r..a A J.hlsau. anl t.. r.s..- having .s.r
s.-l.f hs the s.e.ta-- al. ..sarI.I Is
.f.. .l ..,.-.a-sr ,o aa- ..-..-
ias.ag also teen l.l..f.. aaI ..r-arl,l
.rlre OBJ laa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

The annual report Of >ocretary Fssscnden
begin. nth an ASSURANCE oi BIS confdence
IN the ability ofths naiion to lar iis fnan-
cial burden.. NLiie o. lslisv-s that thsre
~ ~ otl.cr rcsour., Doe a. issue oi gov
ernu,ent par-er. yet g. ilea oi an ultimate
srccie basis "a. not l.,,n l1.tsirhi o. Thc
President riess,ee has air,sis riscn Dir
lc.srrdtr's SUMMARY of rev ft. ana cN-
Trnlitars fcr tie lat f.cal wear. Pr the
f.,ai war ending The 3oth Of Junc NEAT. De-
estimates ihc cNpcujitarcs a. $500. 49,.
s5s. - aad the rrsoac,s 49,. sft.gfs 80.
includiuc aboat seventh millions fr,m cus-
toms. to hunl-vi AM ffiy millions from
internal resrrae and = probable unsnpcn-
Del balance Of thr,v huni-ci aud CIV ni-
lions. Tlc Como s.. iontr of irtcrl.al Rev
en1c expects. hov~,e- that 'hc rscvip;s % {
81. department wiI reach three hunirci
millio-s IN that event the balance CD be
provided q, loan would be 49,. -. .se~ ~.
Ibis would make Pr j,tt Juis J.. ns,t. -
e-5.0ft. 6...5s. Should tbs var cou'ina-
on ii. present sraie 81 Expenditure until
Iaiy . SO. vhich. horcsvr. b. naf expect
Cd. thc >ccrriary estimates ihai ihe nation
al irht would az thsi pcriol o. s3.ft'.t5'.-
So
The secretary rrcou-nef.ls a tax nn sa'..
ani r1 al INCOMES large up small ~.tipa,
,sempf.la o! an, portion. AMI urro. Con-
crc.. to provide iy 'aNafion Or al large a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16
OBJ 0tfor0 Democrat
PARIs. MAINE. d.. No. -.
The seren-ThirtY Loan

The Report ofthe Secrvtarv II the T'rsas-
Wy - adverse toN further issue ofspecic-
paving bonds. az present; but recommends
thar future loans be made IN currency. a.
a rate 81 interest higher thar Fer cent
This class Of bonds vii be retired a. th-
end Of three year. bv substituting specie
paving securities. when busiaess slail be
again settled uPon a specie basis. This
probably pats an end % al probability Of
obtaining $50 bonds. exccp; BY the paw
ment % 4 high prcmium. and make he
80 bonis The best secu-iiics % be obtain
-. This t. manifest IN tie higher rate Of
Interest paid. being two cent. per day for
every hundred dollars invested: uiih com
rletc exemption from taxation q al money
80 invested. making Il 20 pay really abou,
Per cent. per annum. Of tie security of
the Investment no man necd have Ques-
ton. The movements Of the past year de-
ternine beyond peradvenfur, that the pep
PIE Of TIE United States design never o.
abandon their government. Il MI Do
maintained. and statistics % our condition
show that We can maintain the s,rr-sle
with unimpaired strength either ia men or
material resources. Il issfable A. IRE Nm.
The National debt thoush lzrrer tLan ~
have BEEN accn-torned % contemplate. a,
never BE- very hurdcnsome. .iuec it - b-ld
almost exclusively hy thc people. The paw
roeut Of the deht vlli d. simply returning
q ~ people the money Which tLev have
la'ishly rendered 20 the government during
y need. And his H. The strongest posi-
bic Argument. thai no attcnfs A. rrpulia-
ton can ever meet with s1~ress Sob
measure would dcpeud for succrs. crtir,lv
upon the votes of the people. Who are tbe,n-
selves Tn hoidc-s % The bonds. AM vll
never vote onr % their pockets larre sums
% save the payment % small ones in tane..
kspudiatiou j. a measure that can never I'D,
carried. Again it is argued ihat an invest
meut in 49, estate D. more secure than the
bouds ~ TIE government. Here b. anoid-
er error. The securities az the Iri.,I
States vii De- good in aay cortia-rrc,. pee
cause the whole property or tbc country d.
holden acr thelr raymsat. arie,s th- GOV
s-nment fails Tat failing. What possible
value can ATTACH o. a rite deed t1 a piece
o. reai cstates Without courts and c.F-e-.
% enforce a right. 81 course mere brute
force Is all the claim a man can have Co. any
property - thar uu-rss Lc "a. ih-
strength o. maintain lis claim inini.luanr.
be might as vel ovr a tract of SAHARA a.a
farm in whaf j. now H.. I-rif.F Sf,..s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

L. 30 reported that The pirate S-mu~s
has arrived at Ma,auo-as. "a h,. "a, t,
~. broad. u 81. reported that his EFF hani
i'.f.i iisah'.l FROM io.1-ie. received iu fi-
f-hi uiih Kcar.arrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

Ihc vii1s ~ ll.-. Esfls Choate. I.-I
in Causr.iEe Mas. GA the -tl .1sf She
"a q nat,se q Hanover. y a.. her ua d.
sn uauss BENG Helen O.osu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

Ma-orJ T. Chh.. 20 t,e C-a-f,-l
Iioa.'. died stf.it,ieton. y. A.. SaaIay
-orrine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

The D,.oeuubcr Term. for Oxford COUNTY
luameneed its session On Tuesday Of this
eek. Hon. WOODBURY. DAVIS r. the jus
ce rnoseut-
H. s'llO~ing : Ia q the jurors IN at
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

MINt.frsr Err.rto~s D. Bos.o- M8a-
da,. Mayor Linooln -as rr--lersed O.,
large MAJORITY. In Koshar, Mayor Le-.,
~a' ,has.r over = = sleeper Dr. Lo--Ii.
feahcls. R,putirar. vas .io.en over tbe
c'fiFro'' .anl .la,- De- W.rces,er. Thia-as
baI. Republican vas elected T. Lyn-.
NJ Neal vas elected o- aa i.,as growing
out ola r-upo.e.I r-m1sal % ,be ra1-oad
fiat.ea. IT, stafio1 81 zoe OBJ D. removed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

ososrs ,r, ,s,sr The vsrnoas r..as-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

vs.. irarn f-.u tb. ri,.atalai. observer
that TOO s.stsrs namcI >arah ant Emma
farualz. h-ioaEinS ia >a--rrsii.c. have
r'ornt.v Rem detected stealing from fui-
h.'. i1 sl..l th~e a-r employed a. servant.
T" the village 90 Dover AMI Toarroh
h-,r --f-'. ia'.ons -erc qa.t- extensive.
AZ 90 i' opposed fhey have teen er-a-.I
'l th.a 'r- a H-utcr ai searr. some go
-rfh ~ arfi.'rs has- Been recovered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-16

ii~ut. 60. 4 q IIamfn .1n Hon. T.
D.. lianln ofHan-or and Melicsi ln.p---
Co. ~ e. beraument ~ wa.hu-toa. has
t.ra .ri,rei o.. i-1-i-s,i.r. In.rrci.r oftas
b.Iarueat .. h-1tl.tt. .I..raaI
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-08-11
CHAPTER xxx.

CHAPTER xxx.
 An Act relating to the Sheffield Scientific
 School.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives, in General Assembly conyen- ed:
 SEc. 1. The visitors of the Sheffield scienti- fc School, designated by the act approved June 24th, 1863, and entitled "An Act appro. pria,ing the Scrip for Public Lands granted to this State, under the Act of Congress, approv- ed July 2, l862," to wit, the governor, the lieutenant governor, the three senior senators, and the superintendent of icommon schools. shall constitute, with the secretary of the Shef- field Scientific School, an appointing board who shall select from such candidates as shall offer themselves, those who shall be entitled to receive the gratuitous instruction in said school which has been provided for by the State, in said act.
 SEc ?. In case there are more applications for the bounty of the State than there are va caheies to be, filled on the part of the State, said board shall give. the preference to such young men as are fitting themselves for agri- cultural and mechanical or manufacturing oc. equations in life, who are or shall become or phsns through the death of parent in the na- val or military servace of the United States and. next to them, to such as are most in need of pecuniary assistance; and furthermore, they shall provide that the appointments shall be distributed, as far as. practicable. among the several counties of the State, in proportion te their population. Sec. g. The secretary of said school shall al