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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

great deal i AL about the insofscieu-
~ q ihe sslsris. of the Ju.ls~s oi the "a
prcuse Juiicial Cours. and The fact thar
the Pss Of cur Jsdx~s ~As last winter rais-
ed RON slsco. 20 $500. do. not seca "a
ahsis ibs sral Of a ei.ss Of mn IN the h~ssl
prvfs-.i~s ~ho l1nssi.t over ,he .. io~erng
down Of ne standing - IN court. ard at
tribute Il al TO th- small pay o. The Judg~s.
The WY men Who tslk The most about this
DO noi tls~nn>el,~~ rvy~ise sn' thing ike The
Pay Of Judge 81 ~ supreme Coart for
THAR profrs-ionai ,cr,irr-. snd srt they pr,
'h- rosrs b~au-e 'hsy have 20 i've on such
-u,sll I,ay We 10 not una~r.ssnd that the
J1dges themsvlvv- make any complains
sbouf th,ir present compensation. "a al
comes from another source. and uiurh - "a
from nv special iarninsrics - the La.
~ho hope some DAY 60 mount the fvucA
themselves.
Il may be a matter o. curiosity % inquire
II the Judgvs arr al ths public ofhcrrs IN
Maine 80 have "los paw a sirsis
glance si ons Of he other departnens.. IN
our State g0vernmefs vii ten the story
Look a the Governor ssrNing the STATE for
$500. pr year. drvosirg his whole time
20 ,h~ dulles Of hi' osfire. living At the Cap
ital WHARF every thing in the line % rxp-n-
SIS - marked Up 20 The highest figure.
whose hscilcrs1i crpclses aside from his eur
rent. lcSiiimsie bills sssount 20 more than
his whole salary. This = no hr,ion. We
have not had a Governor IN Maine for years.
~ho has uoi gone 90; Of osh-c roorcr than
when b. wvnt IN. l. IL not Of - much con-
ssquvnce that the Chi~f EN-cuiiVc q The
S,ai~. should h. pail rv.prctahis salary
a. ), :. 20 u,.in'siu The dignity Of the
court by rsi-ipg tbs ray ofs Judss -ho
alr,ady la sero. hupfrs'f ,iolisr- r',r snnun
NOR thln rhe Govrinors
Again tax tie pay OF The mcmbcrs Of
the Lc-i>laturr. or hunslrrd ard fiiy dol
lars pr anuum. cq-al generally % about
two dollars p~r la. Take The s-vrvraie
pay rccoi,cd by the menl,crs Of The iast
I-esislaiur- sud e uill O., fsuud that the,
pad ou; tor boari sni expenses in Aagus-
"a more than az thy rcc~ivsi AMI virigaily
~crc cosupsli-l % serve the State ior no
pay a. al. IL :. true a wy f~w incrutcrs
rcCeiv~d ie~ doilars above their cNpcnses.
bet others lad to Tay over and above thar
salarivs enough o. laiancc II. Anl -
uaight 50 on and cite many other CASES
~herr men arr serving the Sisse a. oom-
Paratsse,s much irs. sum far ibe serriors
rendered shaa arr the JujSo. OF tic 50
Prvme Court. Thc iac' 3. a grvai many q
our Public servants are poorly PAD. whiie
otbers r-ctIve good deal uorr than tbey
earn. wbea tAcir eminent sersiccs ar put
IN the scale against tLclr Iay
Aaother iaa - rquaii, true. that bet SO
places cscn where thu pay !. small. 90 usc
common phrase BE- 20 begging We
Eyneraily tad plrnis Of Hs,n anxiou, %
serve th,ir countrs. c,ea A. the expense Of
sn,al pay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

The L0cal Claia Agency Of The Sani,ary
Co@ni-ssOa "a this Couuiy ~iii be closed
on SATURDAY. forany fur'her inforusafion.
desirv'i AFTER that dare. psrii-. ~ili sadre.s
" wuLus~ +. BAsooN. E-q. Gvn~ral
Ageni. L. ; S1niiar, Coaaasission Arny
ard Nay Class Agvncy. 2g2 7 Ssrvyi
" a,hiHgton. -. c.
AL ei4isns ~iil H. prosecuted 10 fnal ad-
Jasinu-nf. vIruoUr CnNEcE oE ENrENsF
and thc r,su!t cosamunicaicd A. soon o..
possible.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29
Oar Mexican Pole,

Coagrr.. has ris~u ?rou,rt in.iicsiiaa
~ - Psrl-os- o. have dear un.lersisn.lins
81 'hs rrrsut rha>c - ,hc M~si~an que.
,ion. sol ~ hss- ~ poii,y a. our rovrrn.
asrnt iirr, upon PLAINLY ,.sfn.-d Dupli~.s.
r~soiutions have te~n inirodac-i IN the
S~uAfs by NJ ws,l- su,I in ths IIos.. bv
''rn. Srhenrt. rvh-n.ins n, oarn.i,.
cour-c ui ~ MsNiuniiisn dynasty. esprr..-
'ng ouf rrofuuad soii,nu,ir 40 fia. asrr.,t
di'rrgard % our declared policy. All all
ins uI.on 49, rrvsisi-nt 90 tai. snch stem.
a. ~il f'ro'v,t ib- honor AMI Interests Of
'ur gosvrnnisnt. Thc re.ols.ion.. -hich
bear the marks ofcarvfui preparation. 20 %
the Co,nuuift~e on For,Ign Afair. Aaotb-
- rsso!saipn. With a p-.su,l,ie. a. nitro.
d0ccd IA Tic House by Mr.. Van Horn %
Missouri. -high. iioul., ending -i,L harm
l-ss iusiraciicn 20 tb- COMMITTEE on For-
cign Aasirs. contains "a 90. P-,-,u.ble such
e'iaraiious - thi-. nanicly That "a 4.
The ao'y Of ncisihorins safes 20 asst
each oiheF io gvsr'i.ng the right. anl in'rr.
Its corumou o. all
Link .ira~s Ekv tbs. a. wi a. n.
s'rung feeling ,scry sherc prv,alcu, On th,
saaisst. reader % appsncnt that ti.c question
- our MeNirsn Poliry. -hih. Enk~,I 9Th
,hc Assertion 81 COR highest al most honor
allie duti.s. oughi % b. the suhjcst Of ne
uiusost sar'- sni Tr,,.lcncy. II. r--of.le q
ihi- coantry b. los.k wifh - The so., pro-
Sound soii'Itu'lr- ui-oa thc ,iceani disregard
Of our dcciarcd policy Which has markell
ih' subsersion Of tis M~Shaa r,pail;c BY
fprviEu mou.y ant iayoust. Il as one
20 the cong.niai incii,nfs Il our o-n rrbcl-
hon. And 9TH rerarl 60 both. "a uould
survis D. az that The ssnri,st ,uacuanirn.ty
oouii r'-lairs tat ~ sioa d ~aiss VI. pas'.
and ioos ~hoiis O. ih- rr,-.cni and The Ia
tur- We are loing that Nth r~gar,l %
the rvheiiion. Al pcrhap, "a -il b. safI-
ci~nt. Boz r. Eani O. MrSi-o. IL ~ take our
'ia.i ou The protest s-aius; shy u,ory Tor
i-so AL beng supp,icd 90 Manhattan.
W have a. god r-h' a. Francr. AMI IN
turtelt l.ettrr. o. srnd ma anil money 90
NrNico bet ~ insi-t uf-on that b'inE done
b. neither AL b, no forrign poser.
IL D. asking vaoush that - ar coas~at
20 So ihs MrSirau ryrahiir take carr g O.
s-if a--ainsi thc Lcas, and uuiu.t Atlanta
g. airvs.ly .rrur.-l ~ MaxiniEsn Ia.
- b-iierc thst .th Tar Pisy h-rcaii.r.
Man 'a.i..,n b. doomed o. qiit tb- country
iu = sAort tiuir. Tha. thrr, 81 no n-,rs.i-
a. oi our plun-inE iuio var in tchaif Of
Mcs'ro. or ai entering upon slch a course
a. shall pl'l-v "a o. sns of il.g anteSstios
srhcui~s o. ~hish cunning % ini~rrstcd adj
Vrn'nrvrs ar -rvkiue % com nee the Gov
eruuisut u - fortuuaf~ a. this tinc that
al ihrs~ proIsosition- ~il 70 60 joiut
standing committee hcadc,i IN cithvr House
~ two sa,h oapiiai AMI czryial statr.nen
a. Mr.. >umncr and Gvi,. Banks
Boston Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

liy drrision Ja-i malir. soilicrs ~ en-
lfsting In tle rv=ular arus ~iihin thirty
days afsr their di-Charsc from tis voian-
t~yr scrsisv. -ill b. rntiilr,i 90 ti- sddition-
81 Psy 81 . i-r uaouth. a. rrosil-d b. acs
81 'onsrrss. approved August .. is5g.
WIN the term ~ a. ~ nc- euli,iaienf IN the
~ ai.F arln. shall. in oonn~cfiou 18Th the
term ihry have cootnuou.iy served IN tb-
soiu'liesrs iH.-aeifaislv Prr Voc. 20 enlist
mvnt in tb- rvsaiar sray. s,nosni IN the
asgrrsais O. asu years' srrsics.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

Baum AZ Last TIE Montreal VT
ness says ihai Wsyne " Blossom has t.,,n
aimiits'l o. bal u siu b. rrrneaisrr.l
thst b. Las long BEEN cunfncI in pri-on.
b. cotls. Iueucc oi che Saunlcrs SELECTION.
aHd ths aathora.-s have lor- rciu.,rI O. r.
icasr h'n rseu alter thc dahl 81 ti.sir pm
cpal stiffness
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

sEoVLp rHE Pr1rTIoN IN DE~Irp. A
ai-Pai iroau ~ Arlington sass. 50 Yesisr-
das. SENATOR ws,-on l.r.-ssats.l ti.s r.ii,ion
81 frsnsis Coca. aaffs.o floss15ssI Pre- Las-
dref ofLsrs. colorri ciiizrns 81 tl.r Di-trist
81 Oisa.bia. asking ior ihv risht 81 sul-
fraEr- The pciuioucrs 1T iorih fiat ARK.
prcrsortiou Of the coior,l ciiiErns ~ tie
Di-iri't arr properly hoi,lcrs and Tax paw
80. IsCf ciait- ihai q. they are slliri~ui-
ly ini,iiisvni o. lsi.d and sssfaiu eharsh..
aHd Institutions u lvarusag. anj 20 acrunu-
iate property. thy are also saficiruily 49,.
tsiiisrHi 90 vote; that for wears ihcs have
been ooA-rd not Only 90 edscais thsir on
children. Bat 90 oontr.buie 10 tlss support O,
tiss srhoois 10 shich only White ehiIircn A.,
taHgbi that The rrcori 81 The colo-rd pee
pc as ~ crime ard pagPerisn - a. iair a.
any othfr class in ihc country. Cat q .
Population Of less thsn is.O1U. tl~y ser,
500 soilicrs into the frll. vLile ihe ub.fs
PoPaisiion cover 0O.0o0) fsrnisb-d onl,
lSos, and ths oolorrd soidirrs soiuniecr,i
sIhosi ibe inecais,es o. large bosnfirs. pa,
or promotion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

THE Avrric,S BsSK Tive ofths six
mouth. ailiu,,l OBJ tLc creditors of this hank
10 preseri ih-ir claiaas. have pss--.l a~s,.
The auorirt 81 bIis in ,ir-alnf.on a. tho
iiu.s of OBJ, failure OF thr bark uas ahout
10000 L.ss Than on,-haif thar amount
has ben. a. sci. hsnlrd ,n O. ii.- Eecris-
crs riiailo~eu Gazette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

Tie Cougrc-aiion.ii-t -afs. '. Tlc Jni-
tar.su Sneitiy boz Springfield. having r'-eni-
ir called o,.uneil o. install a pastor. i..i
sery haf,isoae. bui qliie unn-anI .ng.
VIZ. ihry paid fhe travelling Expenses q
fhe uleusaer. 0f Co. couafL So woaL
noi imro-e OBS. uI.oa al dumb. a. dutv.
brt shen a e.ureh is r,aifhy. if is 81, rtiinly
a sery srlcsi.i All nafarsl orrraroa.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

some uuitel STATE. ohcers have prr-
carei an iuJuuction ur,on tcn thos-an.l Do
iars worth 81 stamrs Eund .n Csnads
u b. ioi shipaci last summer frou che
sub for Earope. thai .houd have hcen
p.acci 20 a. credit ofthe national gov
erumeut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

ApNfrrEp To- ruE BsH. A. BE lti.
fer,n 81 fhe = J Couri. on ihs second das.
on moiion q lssse Rsaaail. E-q. Aihson
Ihorn- ard Gvorse ID Bi.i-sc ~ sdui,i
tsd % praeiice a. Attorney. 81 Is- b. al
fbe courts - Mains On fl- third dar. on
n'oi'oo oi :. .. Gioson. E.q. Albert :
Tstcl-u -as also aduitteJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

Cus~oE 80 MurrsEv Couus~p. The
Saraunnh AZ 'T'aiii'an unsierstas.is thai Brvv-
a Majur t.rnr-alJ. n Branuan. coui .uau,i-
ine H. D.sir.t of savannah. ~il soou tenn
T.rars.s relieve IA. Ca. James n stead
nan. couHan..in- thc Dvrartmrat Of Gcor-
"a 81 @ - probsbl- thai Col Kisubail.
az ihc lsih Mainc. ~in assume t-uiporary
c1nmau'i Of thsf D.-irri. -rr,ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

WEsruFE Pz'rHr.r. Afcr rsa1ior ae-
eounts Of D. ice' or -uou. ,Le ,a.-momcier
~ % be'oE zero ard railroad. slat a. PSI
cold weaihcr thar tie telegraph bring. u.
frOu tae Wet. 3, &. r.frs.a.ar % ura Co.
such aIrlqhey a. ioloa SHEA zone.
BY the slower mails.
An l.Iin1isian. uho has wafchcd the
muskrafs. pred, tha D zatcst - infer siu-e
lsJ- or co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

sCNnar Scuoot ExHinuiox TIE slhoi-
az connected 18th th- CongregafionaI 80
cir'g a. N7rrry Yd'a-r. 81 give cHhibi.
tons on Ilurs.ia7 ini Fr'iiy es-nia-g o.
nrsi vcek.-JaHuary 81 81 5.L To-
eHcrrlsrs io Commence al e o'.iors
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

d'hn Arehiba,t. 81 ruarlose a. 49, q
7. 2. srHt .rfo shop On Cosu-aorcisi ~
Mos''s, io i'rht 80 cirsr D. roinr or
b. Slipped ani 90 h,rt-sri is sob u.sa-
80 a. to 1ryak - Ssh. caosiag insiaai
dsatk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

Letters frosn the 4 : Consui "a MAJ.
CHESTER Ensiand. f~presrnt fhat drsiis
iron b. cattle riagus have iar-sis inrr~ns
cd. Coogress "a. passed is-. -h,,h tss
br.n slpros-i hy Co. Frr-ident. rroiiir-
ins o. imporiafion q cattle from tLe infect
"a roarrris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

senator s 'fagls l. Collecting s.atisfics
shown bow tic system OF internal rcvc-
me bar. .ol certsia Interests uafror-
abIy. -ou.e art.c e. arc taxed in ulcoe.-
sive periods OF their manuiacturc. uafl
forsign gods can bc hrou1it INTO raiuous
cOmycttisu u.th thcm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

IT, r.anr.r i,srns 49, iir hail.nz. on
fhf i-nlr o. ~.nrh fsra AZ iIr os'.o-. -as
DESTROYED hf frr oa Co., Enh a'f. iessthor
-ifb shoot onr fhoasar.i ....isls - srsin.
al ,irif ortrn Coz. 81 hsy. ou1e.l ty Jss.
sd Wee A-irrsou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

Nftrr Nurutf ~'uoot Sc have rr-
rri'si f-au g. % M-rrtn. Fsru,iretoa. e.
af-- phofo1urh 60 ~ S'a'e Sorn.i
: Bod baiii.ags st Famiagfos Cop.e.
uil hr .rnt D., usl. BY &c ati.t. oa re.
...t of-r crrfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

The Name L-Ei,iaisrc Ill assemble a.
AuEus'a. or w-'lne,dss Of usss w-vt
Ih,rv - 49, than ti.y usual amount of I.u.i-
n~s' 10 D. fraa-ac'cd. yrt The s..,ioa -in
have - bons 81 contention iu 49, '. in,r.ii.
saii.ns- ~h,,L q has h.-,n hintcd some i.o.i,
I'll point oct .uhir,i. for Oxfofd Countv
stands pledged 60 icrr~t oct al rs.rai. ~bo
haze scrn 'irirau'i'as che r-oplr. al wit
uI'on ii''iT teasis sun'uaary ju.ti.,. 80 hat q
oois r,malus ist those -- posted in .urh
natter o. Prr.s nt a. ssisieurs. Prosins a.
ih~ sac iisa~ that iAef on bosou,s arr
frsv iroan gsiic. sni ii.,.ir ualk uptistt and
hoHoraa.-. 90 .erurv to- artion q our d,lc-
gaiisn. A.i'i, from ihi-. sn.i 'is Prrsidsn-
- OF tl~ >~naf- whirh h. ncw sorre,ls-.l Co
Oxford. o. cLi'f qur,iiou - ini,rr,t - rirc
prev oi bosr,l. -ii,L o.. .su,.- attau. Ten
g. '-"uis fse dollar, pr --ek o.. moderate
j. .uEsvsiisv ofti-~ id-s thar Ausu.,a us-an,
10 huiil ~ o.. burnt 'ii,irici ucxs suusuasr.
ct u IL Pro6t, % che ,ss.on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

Mrrnir CuEIsrH.s. TIE mrubers u
ihe JH,svrsaii,i S1vi-,y hal Mcrry CHRIST
uas -nii,rins. a. ihe Chnr,h. on Mo-,iav
evening. To hou.e "a, ta-tefaliy aad af.-
Propriai,iy drsoraiv.i 18Th evergreen. ~iih
motto~s, &C.. T-o 'rr~s. one on sitb-r
,iir ihr d~,t. -rrs rvvaircI. oa -Lieh o.
hsns th- uan'-roas prr.rnf. 90 D. di.sliba-
ted 90 fh- sHp,cfaut aaiicnce TIE ever
os's ~cre of-nei wiiL payer ly NJ Can
nison. and sinEins After this NJ Guuni-
-" sPoAe hrirfy q the origiu al sisui6
cauec Of sch festivals wh~n ths lisiie
ni'svs ~ho a-isd a. pages couuae-r-,l ti.gir
iaoors. About sIrOl ~orth 81 arficir.
ucrc gis~n. Inc pastor. hif ~ AMI ci.il.
drvn. wcrc :. ucrousiy rvussa.b.rrl. and
n~afiy every our received sons tosen Of
regard. l. ~as hsrps satL~ring
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

Tie Press SAYS fie steamer Faicon. iafeis
scired 81 Sssannsh for rot Carrying q. =
troop. 80 n,o.ii, Owned .n Porfianl D.
b. alleged tLst ra-.aee 80 refused froa
la 4 Of socouiaioisfions
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

To Nc- nnmp-hirs E-raiErsn Stsis
Coareutian sili BEL heil n,st WeIn-.,Ist.
Gpv. su5ih ril bc fc nomiaafsd ruLoat
opposnian
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

Five u.-n srre s.1leasI iaa Chsrsrs
hotei. >ifuris r'-if. ani sit,h one q
srr, '1 u D.. .arrp-td col, f.r o. Co. a..
barurf rsn- oH ltiias ftc fsli bal of ~.
info o. r0ln.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

Rev. J ~. ilsa.on. f,rai-rlr Of tt,.
stare. h1t hfriy Of Mss.s,La.sus. 81. 10
ttse charge of fhs Uaiscr,ai.t CL1rrh %
Dsb1gsc. Io~a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

Ilere ~.il tr a.~eiing of tto.e .n'rrr.f.
60 Dol Co., Nr.orsi Bfnk a. Nor-st. a. re
o.lee ~ o.. ,laui Hose. on Srurdsg n.sf.
81 o otla.k. o. n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

osEEurDn. D. Nortb Caroiias. r,c.ut-
ly. ~ ihe case q wal',I Nc Cos. c.isr~.i.
senicnccd Ly ibe Couniv Court 20 o. .oIl
inio sersifaie ~ 6sc year.. ior Iarcrn,.
MAJOR Gen. Crookc ooa.manli.- a., b.
irir'. oserrl,~d tis sentence 90 the srosnd
thai no ass eaa D. enforced -hieh n,akssa
di-iineti1a i-fsccn bisrks and -hii~. Tie
'i'-'e -h'ch rsosi.l-s ior TIE selling %
IRE urgrocs into ser,itaIe nay not there
fore D, enforrs,i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29
Respectfully lour-.
J l.. RFLrY
ASoTurn Bio ONE

i slaushtered a hog ib- 18Th % ibi.
Haouih. that "a one yea oli lsss srrin-.
snd weighed - hundred snd ninety (6eW
Pounds. she had t~eirs 80 iasi spriu-
bet raised hui tires Of them. I have 90
CO.'S. We have made -ighi bsndr~d an.
t-enis-ses Doe. Of buitrr. snd fhrec hundred
Jos. Of cheese Tor ihs ysar past.
JosnCs PEEHsN.
Bfyani's Pond. Dee -. 1855
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29
More about Hogs.

ASpovEE. Drc 18Th. 1855.
EnfroR 90 DENpCrsr. So in the
ne-spspsrs. Er' a. d~al aboat big hog.
! al tel sou 81 one Tat sue., sir doio
rome in ur'irr that trsd Mr. = Z A.
bo'i ~ thi. town kiiicd one. yesterday. g.
ten mouihs Oh. vsishins 81 IT,. -,
had ten pis- in Jan~ lat. one - ~i.i,h as
Allied ~h~n ts- months oi3 All --srir-.i
% To-. She ~ss one % he saasc utter q
iLsi slaughtered ., Mr. Ahi,l Chandl-r q
Beth-i. noiir-d 10y sou -hart iianr sincr.
~vishing SIC l.. Th-y came from = 80
stiii krpi "a NJ A T. Blake Of B~ihrl.
49, has sold frou hrr Ga. pat y~ar p'-.
TO the amount q $1,000 -nd Evpt to- ssr
hias-rN
! aerrc -iih Iiauuloni o. paris. tiat -
bet boz. arv those ttsi ga, the b--t. snl !
ihink ih', spirit q 'isairy ahous hss.ur go
best hog . jasi shai d. goin= 10 bring tlr
ih'ng about. by fsru-r, paving u,orr aiiea-
ton 70 selrcting ihs b-st stool. and ii,s .ss-
Portance q rsg.igr ani substantial food
Respectfully Your..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-29

Last ~r-s gave o., 'he shortrst das. 90
iLs srsr. frosn Ts~s.lsy 20 Frilss - hal
b0sr' and o. u,in-ics Of .sniighi Satur-
day g. Ihar.,ias gave u. an a.iIriouai u.in.
uir. ~hiie to-day &c b. t-o raorv. snd soon
ihe days 81 b-ro-nc 81 r~spe,tabic I.na,h
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Brunswick, near the mouth ofNulhegan,
and opposite No. Stratford.
The Island Pond people are under
stood to prefer their request by reason
of their village being the railroad centre
and a growing business place, and those
in favor OF Brunswick, by reason OF its
convenience while the objection Is urged
by the respective opponents of these To-
cations, that Island Pond is sixteen
miles from the county road and not con
veniently accessible save by rail, that
its business is railroad business, and
1t is within eight miles OF the borders of
Orleans county that Brunswick may be
further north, but that, including the
cost of the erection of new buildings its
selection would not be better than it
would he to retain the present site and
that moreover il is not I'm The ccHW of
the county business or population,
Meanwhile the friends Of Guiidhall
claim that their town is nearer the
centre OF nopnation, and that the in
terest of the county and o, the people
would not be advanced by a removal
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Local and state Items.

An OLD DoCUMENT.-Mr. John S, Par
rls OF Dandy showed us yesterday q
printed document, dated at Bennington,
Aug. 18TH, INA, signed by Ethan Allen,
Seth Warner Remember Baker, Robert
Cochran, Peleg Sunderland, John Smith
and sylvanus Brown, and entitled Re
marks etc, on some late Laws passed in
New York The remarks seem to have
been occasioned by q proclamation is
sued by Governor Tryon Of New York,
Offering rewards Tor the apprehension
and Imprisonment Of the persons named
above as the signers Of the Remarks,
and of James Breckenridge - who did
not sign,
But what makes the document Of par
ticular value is an endorsement upon it.
in the loaantt9y OF Ethan Allen and
signed by him, which We copy below
rerjathu q ittoataa:
To Capt Mical Veal at Daubc
Sr. Make You a Present OF this paper
and if on a perusal You should approve
Thereof it would add Greatly to my sat
isfaction as I Should hope You would
be animated to form the Inhabitants Of
Your Town Into Military Order and as
sumo Your former Command and Assist
Us in Humbling the Naughty Land job
bers at y York if Such an Event Should
Take place in Your Town it would be
GreatfulIy Acknowledged by the Green
Mountain Boys 4 Particularly by Your
Friend and Humble servant
ETHAN ALLEN.
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RUTLAND HERALD
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1865,
John Rail- Excited.

John Bull is in just the right condl-
tion with reference TO the Fenian move
ment, to be made the victim OF all sorts
of Munchausenisms in regard to its ORR
gin and objects. Certain mischievous
writers are accordingly befooling him
without mercy. These writers profess
TO be " American Fenians," and among
their ridiculous statements is the fol-
lowing published in the Dublin Freeman
/" The Fenian is essentially an Ameri-
can organization, commenced about :
years ago for a very different object than
the freeing OF Ireland from the English
yoke, 1t is not, as has been alleged en-
tirely composed of lrishmen. At the
present moment IL numbers many thou
sand native Americans, and American
lied Germans, and has a large treasury
at its back. The exact number Of en-
rolled members at the beginning Of last
August, was 273,5Sl, Notwithstanding
the statement of the Fenian orators at
picnics and other gatherings in the Uni
ted States that the object Is to free Ire
land | know that such is not the case.
Those statements are put forward to
mislead the public and keep the British
authorities of the scent. The real object
is to attack and conquer Canada, and
divide the immense territory OF Britain
on the American continent among the
eXiles of Erin Nor let the statements
of Mr.. MCGEE mislead the public He
asserts that Irish Canadians are true and
loyal to the British crown. That may
be the case with Mr. Niece and Others
who are well paid for their loyalty; but
] know that the great majority of the
Catholic Irish in Canada are Fenians,
and stand ready sworn TO aid their
brethren in the States to GUST British
authority from the Western continent"
This writer further states that the
movement is under the patronage and
direction Of our government; that the
rules of the Brotherhood are framed at
Washington and circulated at govern
ment expense; and that our govern
ment is preparing to pick quarrel with
England and attack Canada. The Dub
lin paper which prints this stuff, swal-
lows it whole, and thanks Heaven that
display of IRON Iads has just been
made by England and France united
which must Brighten the almighty ma
ton that can whip creation" And the
the English Lords Of the Admiralty are
asked to make a show OF the iron. clads
on the Irish coast, to terrify the "egre-
gious fools Of clodhopping Fenian sim
pletOns there, who are without arms,
artillery, pecuniary resources and all |
that, and legion Of whom could be /
blown to the four winds by few Arm
strong guns"
1t is a guilty conscience that troubles
poor Bull. He knows that he has treat
ed our government most shamefulIy du-
ring its four years struggle with treason
and rebellion, and ale and roast beef are
not tonic enough tosave him from nerv-
Gus apprehensions Of retaliation. His
bluster only reveals the panic he is in.
Poor Bull,
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AIABAmA.-The following is the or
dinance passed by the Alabama Co1ten-
ton in regard to slavery;
"Be it ordained by the people o. he
State Of Alabama in convention Assem-
bled, That as the institution Of slaery
has been destroyed in the State Of "A
hama, hereafter there shall he nethel
slavery nor involuntary scrvitud' in
this State, otherwise than for the pun
ishment Of crime, whereof the nrty
shall be duly convicted,
And be it further ordained, That the
Constitution be amended by strikingout
all provisions in relation to slaves and
slavery.
And be it further ordained, Tht it
shall be the duty Of the Legislature at
its next session, to pass such laws as
will protect the freedmen of this State
in the full enjoyment of all their rights
OF person and property, and guard hem
and the State against all evil thatmay
arise from their sudden emancipation.
Another ordinance has been introduced
granting to freedmen the rights of hold
ing property and testifying in courts OF
Justice.