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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-25
ARRIVAL OF rae RBEEKUE
UOTTEK COM. PERRY.
Chief Justice Chase and General Z. T.
simmer on Beard.

cantaiu Whittsker's novel looking craft
the cutter Commodore Perry, arrived At
this port from Buffalo at three O'Clock yes
terdav morning. She left the latter place
at half past eight O'Clock Saturday morn
ing. She ran up about ten miles this side
of Erie, when, finding her supply OF cesi
was inadequate, she ran back TO that port
and was detained there some Biz hours
Invitations had been semitic the following
gentlemen to take passage on the COmmO-
dore: Hons. Salmon P. Chase, Horace
Greeley, AnsOn Burlingame, Hiram Wal
bridge, John W. FOrney, Hannibal Hamlin'
Simeon Draper, W. Whiting, Generals John
G. Fremont, F. E. Spinner and Gaines,
Captains VIM. Il. Webb, VI. Story, and
Messrs. C. K. Garrison, Thomas A. Jenks
| John i. NeWbold, and others .s.
The actual party consists of about twenty
ladies and gentlemen. Among these sr'
Chief Justice Chase, General F. E. SPinnel
and four ladies, Hon. G. W. WLights of New
York, and others of lesser note. Hons
Horace Greeley, Anson BurlingAme, Hiram
Walbridge and John L. Newbold will 2
back to Buffalo on the Perry, on Friday
Saturday next.
Chief Justice Chase was yesterday tn
guest of Hon. Richard C. Parsons. He 81
tended divine service at the Stone Churc
in the morning. The party, consisting
Justice Chase, Hon. Anson Burlip gam
Gen. F. E. Spinner and ladies, will Wis
sandusky and Ihe Islands to-day, on boar
the Perry, and run MP to Detroit in Il
evening. The cutter will return on We'
uesday or Thursday, to give Mr.. Chase
opportunity of attending the great religion
convention which will then be in Ssssic
here. ,,,,. rz..1r
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-25
DRY GOODS.


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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-25
rOLEpO MARRET.-sept. as ]

By Telegraph-l
Wheat Opened steady, but closed Sull and
dropping for new. Gales Of ola amber Michigan at
50 ge; new 81 sS1%at 81.
Corn 10 bette. Sales ct Tic. ..
-Dafs-lc better Sales at 35c.
FrefRhfs-Duil and nominal; 41zc On wheat 70
Budalo and &c TO OsHego.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-15
The condition Of the South an,i The
Feeling fHer People.


ii"r"/d, after travelling a distance of
tour tilous ndmilts, visiting the priu
cipal towns and cities in the interior
OF Virginia, North and South Caro-
lima, Georgia and Alabama, talking
with the planter at his home and
with the negro III the field, in giving
the result of his observations, says:
+ any there be who think that the
war i not at an end, orhave any fears
OF II revival OF the rebellion at this or
any future period during the present
generation, they have only to take Il
trip to the South, talk freely with the
people, and they will soon be disa-
husrd OF the idea
No one, unless he has witnessed il,
ctn iomn any conception OF the utter
ruin and exhaustion Of the whole
South. The railroads are worn ont.
the rolling stock either destroyed or
nearly useless, fences gone, houses,
many of them burned, and what are
lett badly sheltered horses and mules
carried off by he armies, stocks Of all
kinds very scare, negroes free, and
utten insolent, and neither money
nor the wherewith to obtain any, 70
enable thrn TO start again in life.
Notwithstanding all these troubles
th. people, as a general thing. are not
dcspoudent or disposed to yield to
their troubles. They went int" the
war with their eyes open, staled
their all upon the result, and have
lost. They now say " have don"
thu best we can for our cause. We
don't admit that our cause was a bad
one, but we have failed, and are will
ing to abide the consequences. You
lave the power in your hands; do
with it rs you viii. II you will al
low us to come back into the Union
with the rights of citizenship, ~cwiil
he GOOD law-abid no citizens. We
accept willingly the emancipation
proclamation, and wish to pay our
share of the national debit We are
whipped. s,uhjugatcd-anylhiuG yon
Ilrase--and never want to see or
hear of a aoldirragain. All we want
is a chance to be quiet, and to MAKE
Il living for ourselves and families.
Ii YOU see tit to punish IL for our past
sittS We shall be obliged to submit
but, on he other hand, If you wish
Us to love and cherish the old flag
again, and feel that the Union is q
blessing, treat Us lcuiently.
Tho New York Wo.ld, which has
manifested. ever since the close Of
the war. a laudabIe interest in rebuild
I,.. ,h,. hrni<rn down tabric Of South
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-15

y new pamphlet. by Bishop Colen-
so, is announced The title is, "tn
Foreign Missions and Mosaic Ira
ditions.'
Didier x Go. announce new work
by NV Cousin, called La Jeunessc
de Mazarin,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25
Governor COuy's Acceptance.
Auousrs. Aue Is. is6s.

ArCUsrk. Auc. Is. 1855.
Hoa. |ota 4. P,fcs. Prcafrsf. r..
>IE; lour note Of the ifth INST. ofiieiai-
u notifying me that thc Convention Of the
Union men 81 Maine. boidrn a. Po-sltna
on the loth inst. nominated ne a. ranii-
date for Governor % be Supported bv thcm
al the ensuing state el. ciion. u reociv~.i
Acknov icdgine 18th profound sensibilfr
this honor. nov three hcstoscd. and e.
pccially hatfcrcd ~ the unanimitv ofthe
nominating convention. a. eel a. bv thr
terms o "a e. 90 employ in relation 90 nv
administration u Affair.". I acccpt The posi-
ton assigned me.
My opinions upon the topics embraced
in The resolutions adopted on thar oocAsion.
arc 100 weu kno~n ~ the pabiic 10 require
repetition.
Thanking you. ~. for the very lad
manner IN ~hich yoa have ben pleased
pcrsoualiy % express yourself. and trusting
the sane Good frostdcncc vhich Las watch-
"a over The destinies 81 our country tia.
far. nav Nouchsai, wisdom Co her ruicrs %
guide or good Ship a. STATE safely throarh
IA pcriis ~hich nav m-na-e he-
am. Ney EesPectfsilY.
loar on Servt
SAMUEL CONY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25
Appointmests in the Boston Custom
House.

Iioa. Hannibal uRniin has been appoint
e,i Collector q Bos;oo. AM Hca. n. W.
COooh NasY Agent. both excellent sl.l.oint-
u'onts. and both bstiycs Of Maine Mr
iismhn j. too ~ell known % OR rvs icrs o.
need any notice from us. Althon-h the
people Of Boston may have some iocai pride
connected With his sFroiniment. yei ~
believe they vii De- pcriccily ssiissca Nth
Mr.. Hsmiin. Who j. reocmmcniel 81 ne
entire Ma-ssohascfts Delegation n Coz
grrss. Mr.. Gooch has bccn for years a
Hrr-nber % Cor-rvs. from the ga Bay
State. - a ceatiesan Of fne ciucstion and
distinguished a. lavycr ard statesman.
He y native Of OF ora. BAT IN early life
removed % MAssaebs-cits. u i sons shat
refreshing % sec The Old democratic doe
irine 81 rotation "a odice. net en- rely e.
norca by the administration. Tbero are
ofhocs. Which from their peculiar character
ADD the responsibilities connected With
them. in ~hich there should not be frequent
changes, there are othcrs Which should be
oPen 20 honorable compeiiiion. The rule
Of The Prcsitcnt seems % have been thus far.
TO resPPoint the cid inosnbenss. There
are tho-e an TIE great unioa party. Who DO
not think thai bc,aasc a nan has held ofkoe
toar ysars. % sbouid b. a reason why be
sb0uld bold Il four years norr. 20 ibe eS-
elns'on Of other gentieuen equally eo=pe-
teai AL wershv. In great majority II
cases Of local apPoiufnenf.. certain men
" behind III throne. are greater than the
thrOne itself; where the Presidents Ia. AMI
can have no Personal kno-ledre. but A.
matter OF necessity las 70 depsnd on other. /.
and IN all such cases. the offcials Who ~
commend shOuld be bid resPonsibie. ard
not the Presidenf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25

l.sSisToN Pau AcApENV. Ia noiio-
in- this sctooi. week before iast. ve ia
no mos thas Air Chas. Collins Round..
o. wsisricrl. bad rvturncl % Maius. ard
IL to lave ,hargc q one % the ne Depart
r.,uts. NJ Eoa,ls. after siz yesrs teach
~ .n Ot.o. hal bcep elected Principai q
the Cic,,laat High >cbool. and Supcrin.
tenlrut Of schools f.r Mt Vernon This
sacccss b. rot urmcrittl Whtn an app
prcniioc in Thursion's odoe. ihc work Of
setting Smyths Elemeutarv Algebra ~as
given BIN. Each night Lc solved 81 the
problems g. bad worked 90 durinc tbc DAY.
and had mass~r-.l the ~ork ~heu b. h.a
rui it IN iyPs. Tbs Pers~vvring srplica-
ton has becn a oharacterisiic Nth him an
Coli~gc. AID subsequently, IN teaching. and
gives assaranoc Of his saocess in b.. ncu
position.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25

THoN.svrttE. Ca. Avg =. lsSi.
In DrsocEsr: A. somc Of your sab
sc-ibcrs have ficnds IN The i2ih Maine
Rrgt.. Ill eonnnnicaie a fe- ncss
which nay bc 81 iutcrcst 20 then.
The rreiucnt Is again brought together.
after having been sctitercd over portion
81 Southern Ga for number 81 seeks. CIV
~ al those % the ciiizvns No visLcd. the
privilege Of be- taking the oath MANY have
awaited themselves q n. OPPORTUNITY ~il-
Engiy and alncsf thankfs.iy. While othcrs
ar quite rvluc'ant ard DO Il asa natter q
interest % themselves.
Tlomassilie - considered the heaiihiest
place in southern Georgia. and = about
to hsndred milos frem Ssvannah o. he
Gall Raiiroa1. Tkcre arr three trains a
~ock from Doctor Town vhich i about one
huuircd and fifty miles from this place TO-
~ari savannah.
We have a bcastiful camp grosnd IN an
oak grove Jusf outside tbc village. where
&c can gct good water. Which i very soaroe
al through this part q The State. The men
sre IN good spirits ard are hoping ihe day
j. not FAR distant When Ne shall Be ordered
home. 70 ENJOY The peace ~hich las ben
von by the sacri6cc % 80 many Of osr noble
Young men. There ~crc some vho cane
oct Nth - last spring IN fuil strength.
siroug. uobic yong men. ~ho no~ arc
slecriug ;hs sep OF death Wasting lis-
ease and a Bot climate has carTica thc1a g.
their long bone. We uliss them and uosrn
for them.
Busincss a. h0sae has compcllcd Captain
Bolster 60 rcsirn and Be al probably icarc
% IN fcw ~ccks. In Capt. Bolster NC
have founi an cfiricnt ofc1r. one vhom
rs men highly resF.oot and love. We deep
D. regret parting with % kia4 and hiihful
oommandcr. and tree fricnd lie has The
bet wishes 81 his compsry for h.s present
ani fuiurc interest Ard welfare.
TIE gvncrai bcaith oi The company - bet
Ter than az any time sincc - icii GaIioupe's
Island Private Charles Morse and Tborn-
a. Jack-on. a., detained In the Hospital 10
Hiiion Head. Corporal John Saaboru l.
in the Hospital bat - 90 sooa BE- able % ION
thc Company
Correspondents sboai1 direct letters for
this Resinent. % Savannah. Ca. X
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25

NJ BAcNNo DovN. The Dsraocratic
speakers a. The tate Conrcntion. we're an
reserved In their ccquetiing aroana and
compliments % President Johnsan. The
resolution - adroiily drawn. 80 a. % leave
q locp-bois lor escaps. but several Of the
speaker we're explicit IN claiming President
Johnson a. % fisir party. ~ho hai acted
~ifh The Cnioa party for a purpose. but
no~ hai turned h.s haek upon that party.
and would hcnccforih be- found 18th tbc So
called Dvmocrais-those uho had offered n
reward for Lis bad,
We bopc these gentlemen -Messrs. Lit
ticfcld. 4 iiisb1ry. Dunn and Co.-rIi .tick
O. iheir text. and sL3s 10 back to~n ten
dcnry nov or hereafter Since thcir en-
dorscncnt President Johasou has appointed
ukanibAl Hamlia % the best othce Ia New
Ensian1. ard Preston King 90 TIE best orc
in hs gi0- Messrs. King ard Hanhn are
'' renegade Democrats.- according O. tlc
definition % the .fryris ard 70 the state Con-
vcntion. aad according O. Mcssrs Dann.
L-tfisfeld All Co. are Higg~r-r8rriipp-rs
and fai..lfies. 90 coarse. &c sLali toAs 90
more D-mocraie slang against tb-,c men.
To reproadh then. a. to rrproach President
Johason ard O. eat their ovn ~ords
IDaly Press
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25
MAINE ITEMS.

Tie Provost Msrshal's ofsoes a. Augasta
and Belfast. have brcn closed Up.
rhsre va a .uo- .torn on Mt Wash
ingtco. on Wednes.iay week
The Journal .ays lewiston ate 5oo bash
els of hluehe-ries d t. now fixing tie col-
or ui,h b's,kbcrrics.
Rev. \. Baskcr "a. oFdaiaed a. pastor
ofthe Bapti., Church IN Fast wiafhrop. "a
The 50 inst
The Press ss,s Mr.. EErabeih Lee. q
Portland. was burned % death. Monday.
~ Kerosene lamp.
Tbe Press .,vs Rev Dr. Bos-ersh A.
ccrt. The call froa The ohnrUb IN Lawrence.
Mas.
The income Of the Daily Press. fron 81
vertiseu'ents. appear to o. about 80 .0ro
Per war.
John Ntzhugh,. ,-cl 10 years. va. Killed
At rcrtisni on Friday bv being ca,gh, be-
i~cen two railway box cars. lie "a. tern
BIZ crushed
The Portland Press ssy. that Sauau,l 4.
Baker. book-kecpcr % 4. & ". : Dana.
% that oity. died sadisaiy o. Friday nsra-
ing. q heart disease.
The Dwelling house % Nh wu. NJ
Harding a. Gorham village. 49, struck ~
lightning daring the shower Of Monlav
evrning.
A blind LADY living IN Kernebuuk. No
a. over q year. % age AZ the ooumence-
neui q tbe ~ar. has during "a. continuance
knit Or ihe sollirrs % pairs q stockings.
lSaco DcmocraL
Tie Annual Fophsul celebration vill -
bella az ~ Fort on the e9ih - Aurusi
Hon. J ". Patterson. N. c.. Professor in
Dirimouth College. has accepted an invita-
ton % deliver The oraticn.
Tbrcc prisourrs coufued IN jail a. Nor
riiscuock. made their escape abous
o'clock on Tuesday evening iasi. by sa-inx
Of TO 81 thv Stats Or tar Of tho ianer
door. the outside ore being leh oP,a.
Ihey hal 10; been captured up D. last ac-
counts. l>so~hcgan ClAriun.
Mr.. IIarrict Bs-iey. ~ido~ % the late
Capt Joha Basley. died very .uIleniy "a
Belfast Thars.iav nirhs So vent q bcd
a. tho usual time apparently IN god heaiih.
Sonc time durInr the nirht ore % h-r
Daughters bard her groan. ana called Tor
assistance. but bcior, anybody could reach
her BEDSIDE sLc "a dead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25

OxroED NoKNsL IxsrfrUrr. ItwWb.
seen By the Advertisement that q change
has been made IN the Priaeipal ior the Fan
Tern a. South faris. neo-ssitated By death
in the ianiiy Of The original teacher. NJ.
Orcu Colb of " intbrop. and At prc.eui a
member Of abe Junior Class in Bo~doin
College. taxes the sehool-a gent leuan
known a. a teacher o. eHpsrencs. 10 ~hich
BIS qualities and attachments have earned
the repsfsiion Of . ssooes.fai instructor. .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25

HsED U. a respectable KIDD ola De-.
one can tolerate sonefiules bat s.-h a.
one a. folio-s b. too despicabic for anv rrrs.
tlre bus " Dui Clay o. have conceived
Tie Age SAYS 81 Gen. Grant. in Aururta
AT vere pleased to sc tie disflnr ufsi.-l
General. ard many we're rrafifell g. irg.l
f-aaa 20 .Ts--I-1 fha' hc ffiI adhcrrs f1 Co.
demnrrafir principles oftis if-. Frfylag
fre1l - rellqris. o. shouiI sav fhe Grner.
a. vas opposed to negro equality and in "a
vor ~ eq1al taSation.
Gen. Grant uas az silert 81 Aurusts. a.
i' al thc places uhere Le stopped. simply
bov.nr BE- acknoalrIgcmcnt for Gle bon
ors bestowed upon t.m.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25

P,EDoNs. Il appears that the reports
oi uua-erous cases % pari,n coming from
Washinston. do not truly represent the
case Large numbers have b-en inscstira-
Ted By tie Auorney-Oeneral aod Forwarded
O. iLc President. bot only about TO h8n-
dred have received his signature. lie in-
vest gates each case Sc himself. ard has
lately directed tLe Atiorney 20 gave 90 far
ther Attention % tie basiness. Thr. 9TH
thr remark fo a deiegaiion that icw pariors
vlI be granted hereafsr. leads O. the inn
preston that be- thinks ibe ehisalry bad bet
ier take q sober iho-vLt over their present
condition before seeking . more intimate
reiation With he government.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25

John Richards lives 10 Dlrhsn. re -as
- years oii on uss istb % ths noa;a.
Conse4a ert'y he vas ODD euoagb o. vote ior
" asllaEtoa ilc Grst uue De- vas elected
Prrsilent IN les. lie distinctly r-mem-
bsrs fle bura.ng 90 fortiand (laimogih)
by Co. British during thc ar of che Eevo-
lsfion. While al forgctfai Oh recent events
his m-mo-y serves him so ueii fhat be- can
give al che particulars of maekerri VOYAGE
in ~hich b. participated ~hen h. -as o.,
years Oh. Lat fsii he attended to-s meet
inr ard voted ~ Mr. Lincoln. sni -as
strong enougbt o. get in aad oui ca us-1-.
almost without assisfanee.
LEWISTON Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25

lloEETuiE PEnsroUuo~ oF Tur Mr.
cEoE-. The Soarhcrn Chri.tian Intsui-
gcuocr OF August . saws: % n one-tenth
part % the IMPORTS srv tree which are con
ine from al pats % The South thicker snd
iastsr. = most shockisg state % tLinss e.
ists- frum localities ~kcrc ticrc ar no
National troop. come reports that negroes
arv beng hunted down Ike dog. and di.-
patched without ccrcnony. The uesspa-
per- IN tbs Soaih Arr f.i,d with accounts Of
ihese bruiAi murders. Which foot up an az
grrrEio % several hundred dcafts pr day.
Wash . doubiics, only a snail portion II
tie numbcr notrcrd.
An Alabama paper SAYS this business has
become 80 extensive ard common. that
some planters even boast that they couil
MEASURE tscir lands suh tie dead carcasses
81 nc-rocs. II n~groc. can be shot do-u
daily IN rarrisonci to~ns -hcr- the autho-
rifles arr unahis % stop thi. state Of thinss.
90 - Fcry rcasonabic % suppose that th.s
brutal surk b. carried on ulo-r extensively
who're tbc blacks have no protection. his
vbolessle numbering a. human beins. h..
ve fear. The practical vo5king Of tbo con-
spiracy O. exfcrminatc the coiorcd raoc.
whieA % revolving O. thi. Chris,ian a-e-''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25

The ProSrrssive A-u intima;ri ;hai in
he suii 81 the Bangor Drmocrat. che Names
% Hoo " q. Crosby. snd Hon. Nchc-
miah Abbott. arr aPp-nded a. plaiufia',
coansel. sah ihe iuieut g. sbo- sympathy
vtich tLese grnt.emea DO noe f-cL u
thiuks ncltLer The gentlemen wosld anov
their names 10 be used f0s tls- parpo,e evi-
dcnty intended
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25

IuE AHpUCTIoN CAsr. The last seen
Of Mr.. Eh,ha l. Cotton. until lately. b.
~as running from the clutches q an ofioer.
in Bro~nssld. IL aPpsars from The Lewis
ton Jourual that b. was concerned in the
Saun lsrs abtac.ion cas-. and ~as tbe oaly
one that escaped capture. Aher the IN
looked for rrsuli Of that afair. b, oonciud-
"a b. souli BE- better Of this side thc line.
and cams hone. A. stated elsewhere there
vas no appcartncc against him IN Portland.
and on his release b. vent 10 i.evision 10
see The wives % ". W and ". - BIo.-
son. vho arr nov under arrest in Canada
These mn are held on Eve chsrrcs. Bot
for the came played By The Montreal 20
hccmen ihcy thrnk thcy voah have run
saunders q. and calculated O. cros. the
lac ~ith twenty-five mile. travel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25

A Ban Blow A de.pafcb from Wash
rngtoh. Moaday. says the Government has
received Official i1formai.ou dated Ma ~.
narrriiag tbc devastating sG-ct. Of tbe ter
ribie hurricane Ehich had visited tse Socie-
~. Harry ard Pa.merston Isiaads. and
most probably others. One Of che Palmrr
ston is.tnis. the rear one on che northeast.
has been entirely washed a~ay. rendering
navigation extremely ian-rr0ss Nothing
b1t the coral breakers remain. Which. ia
case Of heavy ga. are entirely Invisible
% ~ eve. bui in perfrr,iy calm weather
they A. observable Taiita afso suFer,l
coos'derabiy from thc same ei1se.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25

oWSISe u. Gen. Howard. IN . recent
sTrech a. Bov1oin CoIirve Sad. 4 prom
meat and infscntiai nan from Soatb Caro-
liaa al 90 ne tAc other day. '' The South.
sir. verc engaged IN this war Tor to par
poses. hrsi. o. strcngthoa and perpeisais
fhe iustiisiion of siarcry. secondly. O. prove
ihAi . simrls STATE - more trsiy sovereign
than ihe Unred states We faded ani -e
nov give them o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25

The Great Eastern returned 10 Enel.ni
on ihe . ith net. having been unsuccessf1l
in iay ing The able. Tie cable parted on
the - inst. on board th- ,hIp. 81 point
vhere 30 bad been damaged. A buoy a.
aacaored on the spo'. ADD 'ev DAYS after
the Great Eastern beran 10 drs~ grapuel
o. catch The cable. Tie cable was cas..hs
81 tie depth &C TO miles. sni partly h,ai-
"a up. uhen the rope broke. The Great
tss'cr- 0oi hsvire sufeicaf cable o. pro-
coed. then rrts-ncd to Erg'rnd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25

Inf MrErrs. a. Brigttor. i6,h. cher.
were -'i6 caftle. 's.o .hrep. i-0o swine
To prices ranged a. follows extra az
ani 49,. frst Iuai.tv ff md o.. scro-d.
SD ard 1913. bird go r.d i0 Tie
i.oa-h al SAYS there sas ao ru.b ofbasi-
ne.s a'l rrioes vere CD cents rer hurireI
iess thar tbe vces before There we're
ie~ -auie from Maine ard those mostly
vorking oxen
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25

NuofEoVrc. Some foreign journals
have started q rumor thaf Nspoleon contem-
plates the snnexsfion of Beiriun Oh France
After ieopoid's death. giving Duke B-abaat
tls Meucan instead Of the Beiriun c-oun.
also giving Vcnetia 10 Italy. tbs Danubian
frinciraifies On Aasfra ard tbe territory
in Norihcrn Germany b Prussis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25

Early potatoes arc s1f-ring muoh from
rot. in Tbs vicinity. K1st has struck nary
a-ids planted LATE. snd f-ars nre expressed
tlaf oach damage sill BE- done % fhe rrop.
D. heils Nc Affected b. rot. ths yield -
vcry heasY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25

Coz Antrev has been elected % o.
lre-l..eHey of Aafioel College. OHIO. Tbe
Boston Advertiser az certain ssrre.,.o..
ior ihs benefi Of che Conere. made by ibe
Dorernor. have been adopieI ty fbe Tr..-
'se'. ana has no doubt tisi o. u.l se,er,
che position.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25

SrErcN Ia. We arc glad - learn that
Cur friend Joel Pcrham. Jr. Las o. strsck
o.. in good earnest. A. the fanoas ~eils
a. Boih-eu. 4. ". Or being relieved
from dufy a. Couluissi5ncr Of tbc Board %
Enrolmeut. b. "a induced 90 - % thai
place. an makc an elimination Aficr 30
sPeetiou they decided % take lease q the
90 Pepper farm They Ersi icAsoa sections
frUm each SIDE. rcserving the center tract.
and retaining an interest 30 al tlc Oh pump
Cd. Some twcnty wells arr dosn. or nearly
fnssLel. soue L. or j. 81 -hieh Ar, iu fall
blast One j. What - called 4 30 barrel
veil These ~elis had bccn sunk either
side q thrir tract. ard every veu ogeued
ou the farm yielded oil. 80 dat their lana
had paid al tie iiabiaiics. anG begun 20
give uig income. and hal ooss tbcm hard-
iy dollar. Ihc demand IL great f1r ihs
product. ~ $500 per barrel. coin. fhe buy-
ers furnishing barrels ar. Perhau's part
ner. has soid his haifinicrcst for -. 90 F.
ard the sane purchascrs voaId hts the
whole. vhile other parties are equally W.
ccut Tor b. Mr. Pertaa, IA. seen hard for
tune in business. and eel deserves this
pieoc % good lack.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25

CfL AoCrrrm We learn ,hat Rev.
y. Guauisoa reosuiiv % Hrliias. aorspts
the cal 81 the Jniscrsalisf S1cietiss ia Par
b. ard Norvsv to become their rss.or.
rreaeiinc bali che day in each place. a. o..
beea tLe custom viih these sorieties. Itis
be- son. recent grtlaais ~ Tahs College.
W5o has been secured 81 Bethel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25

tuEr. The Kennebec steamers oarry
Passengers from iialioveu % Boston. ior
- cents. and make no charge Or state
rooms Competii'on b. not 81 strong a. q
iew years since. vhen ever pas.earer -ho
woal aoccpt ticket received gratu.iy
9Th &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-25

Frreiand Hove. Esq has purchased fhs
bui'din- in Norway village. lately occupi-
"a by q e. Ssndersou. Pa asa Law or
Gee. ard q. ". Miii,t. asa JOB printing
ofhoe He vii remove q % BIS lot bear
tie post ofioe. ard "a it up ior bis Inssrancc
Asenrl