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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-22

SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, Ss5 Broadway opposite
Metropolitan Hotel-EruioriAs SINGING. DANCING. &C.
Ttx RuaIE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-22

LABns UNION RrIIEF ASSOCIATION. charitable
socacn having With the Young Mems Christian
Assoc alton, corner Of Fifth avenue ard Twentysecond
street. has assumed tho Of disabled Union soldiers
and the families Of such may have fallen IN defence
OF their country All OF this rcqIres money With plenty
Of funds the ladies' perform vast amount OF
sary labor and do great deal Of good Ladies and gen.
cmcn Of the city could not dispose Of their spare pocket
money devote clothing and provisions, TO more de-
serving purpose, during the holidays after the close
Of the holidays AL presents OF this character will DO
publicly acknowledged each month. The following are
the officers OF the assoc on Mrs John A. Kennedy
President IS5 West Twenty second street, Mrs. Cornelius
" GARRISON vico President 235 s, Thiteth street Mrs
Mar anna Hale Treasurer; Miss Madeline McKbben, Re
cordng Secretary 219 West Thirty first street. Miss Eve
lima S. Hamilton, Corresponding Secretary, 6s East
Twenty ninth street. Donations may be sent 10 any OF
the above ladies, at their residences, 10 James W.
Hale. No 81 Wall stroet, and they w be promptly and
properly applied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-22

HOoLEYS OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn. -RrHrorrAs Mn
BuRLksouEs PAsrosIAks.A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-22

BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIc.-SYcoED GRANT
CoScEKr or CAMPBELL CASTLES OPERA TROUPE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-22

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-22

CALIFORNIA GoLD-In tie money article this
morning will be found our usual ANNUAL table
showing the receipts Of California gold at this
port during tho present year. II will be seen
that the aggregate b largely in excess of the
two previous years. It appears that the total
amount Of treasure brought by sea from the
auriferous regions Of the Pacific slope during
the last twelve years Is upwards Of three hun
dred and seventy-seven millions; but il must
DO remembered that these figures only repre-
sent tho freight Lists Of the steamers, and do
not include the sums brought privately by
passengers on their own and friends accounts,
which, with the overland shipments from the
new Territories, would probably swell the total
to more than .ave hundred millions Since
1854 our aggregate exports Of specie have
amounted, in round numbers, to four hundred
and forty millions, or nearly four times as
much ss has come back to us from foreign
countries. At the worst, however, we are now
about two hundred millions better of in pre-
cious metals than we were twelve years ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-22
NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.

New York. Friday, December 80, 1865.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-19

LIEUT., GEN. GRANT AT ATTAIN
TA.-The Atlanta htelzigencer, Of tho
9th says:
Lieut.. Gen. Grant and staff, consist
ing Of Col. A Bodeau and Col. o. II.
Babcock, accompanied by Major Gan.
Wilson, we're in our city on Thursday.
They reach here on Thursday evening
remained over at the Central Hotel,
and left on the State Road train YES
terday morning. The General travels
in very quiet manner, ignoring
displays on every and all occasions.
AS an illustration of the unpretsnding
character of this distinguished officer, 4
we will state that he ordered supper
at the Vienna boarding house Of r.
Staback Esq, on Prior street, and
himself and staff passed part Of the
evening discussing the wines and c&ia-
inc of that little establishment. ~.
While at Raleigh N: c., q few days
prior to bis visit to Atlanta Gen.
GRANT was treated with distinguished
respect by Gov. HOLDEN, the mem,
bers ofthe Legislature and others. Hs
spoke freely on the present posture Of
political affairs and listened attentive.
ly to what others had to say on tho
subject. n n
He disclaimed any authority or de-.
sire to interfere, in any manner, with
the Legislature or civil Government
in the State, to the full and early res
toration of which he was desirous 10
do all in his power. y
lie said he thought that the exis.
tence of parties of different opinions
was necessary to . healthy condition,
of the country, thought preservation :
of the Union should always be che
paramount aim Of all parties. He
said he had always avoided the OK.
treme ofCopperheadism or Radiealism.
lie belived the South would be rishsr
ten years hence than before the war.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-19
The Gazette& Qtn,l1et
GENERAL NEWS.

Rev. VIM. II. Milburn, tina blind
preacher, received doacon's orders / In i.
the Protestant Episcopal Church, md
Burlington, Vermont, on last Sunday.
lie has hitherto been q Methodist. s7T
The Free Will Baptist General Con-
ference Of Maine has passed . rssolu,
tiou prohibiting tho ordination Of min
listers who use tobacco. ft@ fah F"a
In Utah, on the death Of q man, iiis
property deseends to the Mormen ri
Church his wife, or wives, and chill.
dren, not being recognized 40 heirs.
The Church is the sole heir Of all prop.
erty. .al1 8.a5, f37ja
Three new oil strikes are reported
in Kentucky. One flowing fifteen or a
twenty barrels day has been opened !
near Owenboro, Daviess county. The
Others lilo in Adair and Barren coun-
tics. st.
One Of the Rothschilds has Joined
the bar Of Paris as alawyer. s7'iT $3.50
The naval vessels sold since The
close of the war brought $500, 400. Va
Certain young men in New, York :.
have formed and "Anti. Matrimonial
Society" and will not marry until
young ladies become economical, II, Il
There are few people In New
York who believe that Preston King
il still alive. t31l th
Out Of 100000 persons married In
England in 1858 only 182,4O0 were
able to sign their names.
Mississippi, during the recent, war'
sent $4,000 men into the field; 49,
600 were killed or died, 10000 were
retired, and 1000 deserted. wv
In Canada, papers devoted exclusive.
ly to temperance, education, acisnee Or
agriculture, circulate through tho pro-
vinces free of charge. At
The Louistanass estimates that che q
sugar crop in St. James parish will
amount to 1900 hogsheads. a.is,a
They are going to use compressed
air, instead Of horses, to propel. tho
cars between Albany and West Troy.
The widow of the illustrious Gen.
Stonewall' Jackson arrived o few
days since in Richmond, and is the {
guest of tho Rev. DIR. Brown. The
personal effects Of the honored and ID
mented General were sold at Lsxing.
ton, Va, recently. .,.a.f i.,I .o
The Shreveport Garctte, ofthe Gath
ult., says that the people are making
preparations to plant large cotton crops
next year, and Red River lands are In
demand, either for sale or rent. l
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-19
.V'OTECE.

THE undersigned have renewed their
Il former Partnership, and will transact busi-
ness under the name Of gTEvENs q SEYMOUR,
Mt their old stand, Nos. 90, and 9s Common st.,
opposite tho City Hotel.
E. Il. STEVENS.
Per w. f.. SEYMOUR.
w. Il. SEYMOUR.
New ORLEANS, July !, 1866. yl8
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-19
sVOE0a'sy Public,

WOULD most respectfully announce to my
4 friends and the public generally, that ] am
now prepared TO make Inventories, Appraise.
ments, Partitions, receive Wills, make Protests.
Matrimonial Contracts and Instruments of Writ
Ing, to hold Family Meetings, and Meetings OF
Creditors, &c.
All business entrusted to me will be attended
to with promptness and dispatch.
JNO. M. TRACY,
sIwstics oftse Peace and Notary Public,
oetl4 ofaes, Corner Third and Laurel sts.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-19
mississippi Hotel,
120. .......... .CHARTRES STREET.
Corner Of st. Louis,

NEW ORLEA ANS, LA.
MIR T. AUBERT, whose furnished rooms, Char
lNl tres street, between 81. Louis and Toulouse,
were so well known, has just opened the Missis-
sippi Hotel, No 100 Chartres street, corner OF st.
Louis.
TRAVELLERS will find in the above establish
ment FURNISHED ROOMS, at nl0fterdte prfcesj !
they may also have their MEALS, by the day or
by the week.
All will meet with that comfort which, for ten
years, has been found in AuREaT's House.
oct28-3n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

Mr.. Barker IIol, has moved into the
kiuhall Block. ~hsrc BE- keeps a large a.
soTtncn' Of groceries.
Tie ue- d~Po; j. rsPilly srprcsching
completion. and I'll - a grsat improve
mvnt over the CID ~onccrn. With a ne-
depot. and a. rcniierusniy depot master
in NJ. Berry a. can be fognd sny-herv. ~e
hoPc the putic VII rot BE- Otherwise than
pleased uho nav have business there.
Corporal Eh q. Bro-n lafe Of the 18th
Me R~gi cut hrs foot IN sho,ki-r unsn-
ncr last -cck. IL a. IN the woods haif
q mile from home. vhcn ~ uis.lir~ctcl
blo~. b. struck shc axe do-n ih-ouch the
top q 81. foot into ihc bottom q his boo,
complctei, .cv,rirc the honcs 90 The grrat
toe. ard The GENITAL portions q ihr foot.
Il vas THE sS,ercss eli 'naictcd blow ve
ever witnessed
Letter. received from Hon. I. c. Kin
bail a; jacksonville. Fioriia state that h.
arrived 'aiely after passing ihroach = -
Nerc gale On th~ passage. and thar be uas
q1i,c comfortably situated. and hopcd TO be
improved in hcalih. whiic there
Gen, Ca*'.r Grover IA. been b-c,eted
Lieut-ColOnel. in the regular army.
We never saw 90 much srouni Plo~ei
a. this scascn o. a. year in thi. sicinisy.
a. A. the rfvsent iinie. Farmers arr antici-
pating large profits scNt yca-.
We lave entirely u.cd NJ that box OF
Troches prevented 90 ~ by Dr T-itchen.
ard -cuA lt- % lave hin eve ~ another
box Thsy arr eNcclicnt fcr The threat.
Therc Is secret socicty herc kno-n -
the Mutual Etnca;ion Sociriy. composed of
or most inielli-en' youur men -ho hoil
weekly meetings for srif IMPROVEMENT.
Tlcy Leia lcvce last Tl.u-.dav evening
where ih-v exhibited thcirtai~nts in varion.
literary e1-r-ises II has been in sucre.s-
ful oTrrafion for several YEAR. The ,oanr
ladies fe-rrs.l siouiiar sociriy. ~ the sac
fiuic. bot thr irsoossibilltr q their kcrpirr
a secret. h-ckc ii up IN q -~sk - to. Il
vas called The :. : Societs. and from sosse
iniiuaiiors made % as d I'D ihe iup-ac-
'icabie unesning q >iisni Secrvt Sari~tv
Thy sho-cd buf hfiie knc-lcdes of hsunan
naturo m forming such Socicsy.
This Socieiy aidcd o. ihe l,dis. oi Beth
81. Ill hoA anofhrr Leve~. next Tbursdav
erening. @ raisc fsnd, f'r The rrcastin- q
,he Oh crarkei bell
Mr. Errkisi Fsrieth las r.--,h,s..l =, f,--,
in Auburn. and has moved O. thai fo-n.
oar Nimroi. Dan IIa,iing,. vho sl-as,
has the lu,k % have al The game ID thc
country srouui iaii right ia hi, ~ay. within
icw DAYS. Killed fsc ,ksnks arcand his
premises pau Is IN clover Ja,i nos.
The Bethel BrA.s Baad have Purchased a
SO Of instrurBcuts ohicfy through tLc hbsr-
ahiy q our ciiirens. ard have organtrei
uader she airScs.oa - Mr. Hosea Ripley a.
thcir leader
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

JrET TEIAL oF JuF DAVIS. NJ. J.
r Bishop. IN a note % tho third edition Of
Is '' Commentaries or Criminal Law. re-
cords some very iorlbie objection. 10
Jary trial q JET DAVIS. Among Other
things. be SAYS:
o. Ia a case Ike thar Of Mr. Dave. der.
. no question o. ilcuisy q To- seeded and
the Goscrunent has. daring four Whole
wears. in every VARIETY Of forrz. rronoun-
ced. not that there vas violent .usp;ci,n
against ban. and that it va ds.ir.bI- th.t
be should be arrested ard PCT On trial 20
sc whether BE- was guilty. but that. .b,o-
lutcly. he 49, suiliv and. or tbs dccla-a-
ton the Government las pledged is ciedit
70 lenders o. money 70 an enormous extent.
and cvmeuted the declaration IN The Blood
Of thousands slain. Every good citiErn
every truly loyal nan. has given h.s voice
Eiih the GoVernmcut. lie wbo has not
cone % Is nos e. 20 be Juror % the trisl
81 any cause. Yet Jury frisl by panel
81 jurors who have done 80 3. a farre. The
case could not 80 into civil court snd be
there Submitted 10 jury without bringing
she ~hoie system q trial by jary into con-
tempt
Bat - u 20 be thought % ~iihout .bus-
der. that. after she expenditure ~ 30 much
blood and treasure. the Government d. 20
submit the Question bct~ern Itself ana JET.
fcrson DAVIS 90 a iury oft~eive men-al.
q ubon must Pc improper persons 90 SO on
jury. Il the ordinary rule, are fo De- a.
Pile J 60 them. Or they cosiI not e., into
the jury -boa-;o determine bv verdict Do.
tween The legitimate Goseruncui and the
rebel Government. and decide -tieb is on
The wrongs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

BowDoTN CoIIrGE A correspondent
q The Press gives the f,iiowirg statement
81 The political character Of the sof5oers Of
Bo-doin Collcr,
" lhc Colegc Governuscrt consist of ii.
frcsideut. sigh; Predecessors and one Tutor.
The Presileut vas ore q PrrsiHert I.tn-
coins supporters a. the lat PrssiIeufial
election. ard al ihc rcst--one onis. f--rhar.
excepted. beng piohabiy a D,7morra;.
thoach b. says 20 liitie 90 .uch sshI-cts hat
10 have the opportunity a knosine-sr~
Ftaunch EcPubhcans. some Of them old
abohtouisi warhor.c. Prof Snyth sent
three sons o. the var. al furnished a sab
sii'uc 81 fourth Prof Packard cave one
SD Prof Dpian. Do. t~o adopted son..
] b. other Professors h,f no son. o. ace
bot Professor Chamber.ain and wb.ulese,
went themselves. and about two handr,d
ard SHY graduates ard Undergraduate u
the Coiiege vert.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24
MAINE ITEMS


Taanksgiuns IN All The Ne~ Ensland
States. December sih.
The Hanc0ck Journal. vili o. established
a. Eilsvorth On abe frst OF January. cen.
Ca'd-eil . she moving ,naa in the natter.
APPies 'oii in Portland. last sturdy.
for $500 P-r banci
The DiriEo Eaiing House IN Poriland
49, burned sunday might. The store %
Chas. Waiser "a also damaged.
TLicses ar. dong a thrising bu,iae.. ia
Bangor. Augusta AT Pariland Oae -as
eaughi IN Le-i.ton. MONDAY
Ii, Bangpr time. .ay. John Red. Of
o-0no. fen do-n thc cellar stair, on Tbur,-
Gay uigii. All iied The reSt day in oonso-
qlcucc Of the injuries received.
There "a. skating on tie Keunebec q,
Sko-hegan All iiaiio~,n. during the lAss
cold term.
Tie Bangor whig Ia. rr-civci a spsci-
men of -hat d, called Mount Kiaeo (Nioo.e-
bad Lake, golI qaar,r Thcrr - souus-
thing yciio- ia 81. buG &c cant So The gold.
it 49,.
IL boay Of Mr. saith -bo dro-ned
himself At Belfast in consequence o. 81. ru-
Inoss losse' IN the great frc. "a. recovered
lat vcek. l. ~as founi IN the bay near
the city We behesc. rwhie.
The Sko-began Ci,rioa -av, to- cream
on ihe niik Of jersey Coz IN that Villa,
Measure. Eve eighih. q an inch in thick
n'ss. TIE co.. give, fse quart, % miIk
pr dav. fosr q vLiob all nake a p-,oad q
batter
The Portland Advertiser avs on Wed
nssday. Patrick Wbccicr. ct that cris. uas
thrown uaior heavily la.i.n cars b, b..
borss' taking fright. and did ths sane
might In consequence - ihe iniaric, recsiv-
cd
Tie Farrinctoa Ctruricie az, fatal
acci,l~ui occurred IN Teupie On Msnday
aiernoon Mr David TupP q thar tosn.
-hi'c assisting iu taking 3o-na barn frame.
hai his bead crushed bctwecn to faIlnc
tiubers. Az the sane time his aephev. =.
Trpp. "a. bally bruised and oos q D..
leg broken.
Ouiie 4 rri.rious revival g. gong on IN
MAZDA >ome forty cases a conversion
A. announcsd
Mr. Ihonas =. B-asto-. a graiuAis q
Bangor Scruinars. wAs orlaiucl Pastor q
the Cousregaiionai cbarch in Brooks AL
Jackso-. on thc iith INST
The farminston Chrooieic = iniorrn-s
that Ihomas Chase. -io enaigrai-d from
farnington Pals % NirgInia a ~ years
''nce. BE- heated on farm about eight miles
from Hichmoni. IL j. sal o. be LOYAL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

IItsrORD 90 rHE SREsr REnEls1oN.
Prom Irs CoNNE~cD1ESr To Irs CLosE.
Giving an account osits OTigin. 81. Prom
oficiai sOurces. By THoN,s 2. KrrrrlI.
author Of q" Eighty Year Progrr.s % the
United Ststes." etc. etc. Embcnished
With nunerOgs and beautiful steel plate en-
Cravings and valuable maps. CSoli eNcls-
sively b. agent.
The above i ths Substance % the THE Of
the 9Th History o. tie Rebcilioa ur-.n oar
table. A. Ne have hal tine o. give The
volume only cursory exsuination. ne copy
iron the independent. Stating that ths
Hisior, q he Eebciiion Is 80 20 he ~r-t-
ten. AM that each writer nos collects and
diSests facts. II ssys. e. Among the col-
leCtions that have hitherto been made. the
work q Mr.. Keften j. undoabtrdlv the
best lie has made b. BOOK not merely a
dry catalogue Of baii D.. ard congrrs.i saal
snd presidential etlirts. bat a concise ana
tboronshiy dirested rcrsne Of such Incl
dent. IN ihe fcid. and such measures q The
opposing governments a. all BE- invaluable
% The future historian. He has also inter
woven 9Th n. narrative. explanations Of
various suhiecis. kno-iciee of ~hich =
nccessary 90 enable the rcadcr intcIhrcnii,
% follow tn course ofsvent.. For exam.
pc. ~here occasion arises % spcak o. STRAIT
egy. the author gives clear definition %
The nearing ~ the term. an cites iIia.'sa-
'ions ofs;ra'egical skill from the campaigns
ofNsroicon ard Other rrcst captains. His
orisf acoouni. too. Of the various descr,p-
tions Of guns and missiles. wil provc ~
orcdingly useful in cabling the rcsicr %
underlined the means b. Which haf''cs A.
lot o. von. The Iowa, and liberal tone q
TIE book . beyond prsi.c The aufi.or j.
not ONLY Unionisi. hui = also a nan No
believes thsf the Union should mcan exact
ard equal justice 20 al. Ard ia shall v~s
mean that II cannot b. that God IA. ed
The nation thus ar fhFough he wilderness.
only 20 perish IN ,i-hi ofthe promised ca
man. In spite q our biinines. sd ot,s.i-
narv. ~ shall yet b. hroughi into tie fair
land uhere Justice ard pace forever dwell -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

IHr NosSsN PrrEoLrrN Go. Dr.
Thompson. IN late letter % tl,e Secretary
ssys b. has located iic eel. an1 has made
con,-aeis ~ the baiiiinr 90 engine house
ani drrriCk Tie .poi chosen b. AZ ths
iunc'ion q TO rasines. position ~hich
has proved most hrorabie IN ne eel. A.
rraly do~n. The prospect ~ thinks Z,
NOR, Catering than ., Of. foru-r ,i.it.
Dsrin- tn weck thc Lister vel. I'D
also th- vel kuown a. the Gorham I'll.
conncnocd Pump.ng thc Friday rr~'ious.
one only Gao fcet dccr. started a 18th
a fne show snd - Welding Prom r. 90 -
barrels per dav. n ). an thr fcrrsr farm.
Od has also hcrn struck 90 Wa-lssiile. AMI
Loudon. 1his proves The oil territory 20
IT, greater in extent than has been sappo.-
"a Tcst vel. ar going do-n al tb- -av
from Boibrcii 90 London. and sver,ons o..
expecting Co strike a srcona Pepper eel
Od has gone uP Al 50 per hsrrrl. ard sell.
nov a. q 80. gold. -ithoui baIrci
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

PROTECTION oF THE FEErpNEN. SenA-
tor Wilsoa. n letter expressing r,gret
that he could not attend the rccrpsion Of
coiored troops n Harrisburg. Pcna.. sssss
- The faith oftbe cOuntry j. pEsh'ed 20
man ard 90 God 10 protect the liberties q
the treednen. and IA viii redeem its plight
ed fath. Al consti;utional privileges. al
laws, al ordinances. all regulations q
States. DISCRIMINATING against colored men.
must be made nsn and void. They must
b. under the same laws. be liable for the
same OfIcrses. BE tried in the same manner
and psnisheI IN the sane degree a. white
persons. Whatever difFcrences % opinion
may exist in regard 20 suffrage for the frced-
men. all honest and just men must bold Il
20 b. the sacred dsty q tho ov eminent Of
the United States 20 sec,src - ticu The
same evil rights a. the non-vo,iug White IN
hsbitAnts Of their States en;oy.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

Tur SrIErI VIA Thc wonder ofChi-
oa-o - an sFiss.an eel. III feet deep.
~.th 49, % water - f-ct above the level
81 The cay. ard sirld.ng go $40 gallons %
pure water even 80 boa-. Thus ~atcr .
carTird aP ly tubirg. and b. c5ndsctel 60 a
~a'rr -hesi. furnishing poser for the sins-
ing of a eel Contiguous. - iuci-, IN diau-
c;cr. IL o. thcn desiEncI o. nakv ihis -cII
% fhe sane ere. shea thc 80 wiu fs-nisL
ihe ,.fy ~iiL a. un.iniitsd ssppiy q pare
-aisr Tor a. time. All make The bi- taaael
an en,ir,ly useless AFFAIR. IL apq~ars that
tie 'Fot Or sinsiug tbs sell "a. chss.u ~
r1csns q spiriiuai c,mn1nicatiou.. received
throagh 7 = WhnehcaI. 4 T.. S-ih AL
NJ Jordan. az ioruier rrsflenfs % Pa-is
Mr. >wii. ~hen euiranrrd marked thr pre-
c.se sro'. an capitalists. have ssnk The
~ru TIE vr.n of -atsr strurk Is O. i-rt
deep. ans mast hc az c1nsilcrabie erfeas
a. tl~rc arc o. L.slisnd, within a great
lisfan-r. We haze condensed the Above
from thc Chicago K-pabhcan. thoush &c
have tLe narrative from one a. thr rartie.
TIE main fat ~ finding water cannot BE-
ieniei. One tang about the natter par-
o.. - huir o. NJ. jordan. -L8 -
soiiI,r.s -iio-. c.ail roiot oat thai t.Ilsa
'trrau. uif Deed o. have go che .li.es Co
scarchirs che town al Coaufy records f.r
e. evidence oi By marriage. uh-n g. has
80 90 -rItralnrd sp.ft n.rssrnz-rs a.
hand. No co-.d have told her iLas a.
clergy man lived close ai Lard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

SFEsNEE CoLF,N o. RsooNsrnucrIoN
On Saturday evening the friends Of SPEAKER
ColfsN gave ban sercnade. which he A.
kno~ledg~d IN a spcech Of considerable
length He idea % the admission Of the
rvb~l States. Which = regarded a. The ea.
preston 81 the Union majority in Congrcss.
. contained in the foilo~ing paragraph.
=" While "a uus; be expected that a MINOR
ity Of these States Ill cherish sor year.
/ srhAPs tbeir feelings q di,loyaiis. the
SosHfry has a right 70 expect. before their
members are admitted 70 a share ia ibs GOV
ernnseui q this countrs. a clear usioritv a
81 these States shouid give evidence 81
earnest and cheerful LOYALTY. rot bv such
sr-ceches a. are 90 counnon-thaf they sub
raittcl the issue 20 the ari.itrarncut % var
bot that they are wiling 20 stand by aud
fght Tor The flag Of the country against al
enemies a. bone or abroad The danger
now y IN too much precipitation. Let o.
rather make haste slowly and - can then
hope thar the foundations of our govern
rent. shen thus reoonstruc;cd on the basis
q IndisputAbie loyalty. Nil b a. eternal
A. the stars
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

Tur LArE ENotisu PEF,rrr sNn Mr~.
isrER ADsss We g., the following inter
sstinE ten from the Chicago Republican .
Il" About two vears sro the late Lord Pal
merston sent % Mr.. Adams. tien. a. nov.
United states Minister IN London. q note
demaniisc explanations for something done
bs The Government ~ Washington. The
tone of The note -as rcpleic Nth ths iuso-
lcnce - natural % Paluerston. With -
added edge derived from ~ sympathy nth
the reh~is. NJ. Adams sent q back With
thc inio-nstion fhat ofii,.iai commun icafions
could only he rcccived bv hin throueL TIE
Secreiary Of Foreign AHsir.. ard liar tie
author % this piece of impertincnce mu-s
never presume o address him again. Il;
was many months before rcconciliatioa
took place between thcln-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

SotpfrE's MoNrNr~r Association.
Tbs socieiy I'LL give grand Aufi7uarian
>upp.r AMI Oil Foik's Concert. A. Atlantic
Han. >ouia Paris. heat Thur..isy evening.
TIE autactions 90 b. cfcrrl are funy sct
forth in their posters. anl are such a. can-
not isl O. draw fau house
H. mcual.rs ~ thc Associaflon -ish %
have g uni---tood th,f ~ rcccui dramstic
euiertsiuHsrn's. c.f~u.ibiy for q. benefit.
wcre proicetci without con.u'taf;on Nth
thcm. ami ooutnhutcd nothing to their
frris