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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

L =. SsNrsH1 Co.'S. Ct.rs AcrNcr.
b. l = >anrary Communion Ia. e,t.t.-
H'1ed 'iasu Ae,ucs. for seraris- Boauty.
4sa.k fas. an lensious- HE i.asin-.s 4.
al tras.sasicd -itlroui charge. anI - .re
asssr,i hf f-rsous rio AVE examined ale
r.a'ts- ihai she " ashington ofFice au.oI-
81 81 e-hriencs- The fr,tllsi..r oftbs D~u-
oorAi ha' been Appointed Locsi Areai f1r
"HieT1 'os.niy. and -iii suppl, blank. f8r
any vbo -iii mase th,ir srryicr, -L5lr
grafuItols
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

Proves MarsLAl CeneralF an.-.r. a.
ioqairy a. to th- allo~a.r- made on iL.,
ell Cor H.sn pas IN an.lsr rrstioas -rlsi..-
tors i.r fraops iert-o sai three YEAR a.
io..'Es - llias ar a..igncd After tak .rr
luio acooaHt ti.e nani-r ofyears % .sr.ice
~airl tae several la-shfics have fsrni.I.l
One three yeafs' naan oounss thr,e ts)
gears a tso years' TO % All a one
scar one lil year
We learn frrm fbe Le-luaa J.ur.sl
'Iat ia h..iHg a qlota Co. msa arc oosa,.I
a' 'ue. shsihrr Pltia ilr one year sr g.
ihref years. D. slt.cqs,rt calls. credit
BE- given 90 al .bc o,erla.. A.f- i..
s'ano' Iari.. Under Gle Iast cal r.t i-
hearty AT taree srar. m-n. Oarqss-s .-..
Ger 3D. present rail vf'i t- tI.,r.i.. -..l.-..I
ty so sol 81 ttr oscrpI.. ~ ,ra-. ..r.
''-e aa.lrtri f1 We have 80 re .a
% uer. Tlrse 80 oesat al, tb.r,.o-~
nr1 iai order OIL. lsEt ,ag aai.a O. o..
saii w.I shortly te naIr. o. uu La.. a
credit 20 sItfy-t-1 years sefs....
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

n Barsi-i >oeietv 10 this VILLAGE. or
Monaay evening. couin.sns-i s~ries %
>r-iai -siarrrnSs atth~ Nestrs. vhirh els
b. ir'1runaiiv appointed q. o so,letv suNiii-
AZ o. tn Christina C,-,aunission A Cen
nlft-e c'asr,'rnr - NJ. Ail-n Cbs.~.
NJ a. ~ iismuond. snl Nh Al.
Hu-i-ank. 80 orraais-d g. present q Plan
% orsrsiieus. IL chirf obf~-t -ill o. o.
Eivr orrar'unifv ior so-iai intrrcour-c. sd
81 ~ snuss time rcn.lrr .oule Al 20 a noble
>o~ictv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

~ czei'an-c say, tat 90 thc c.ty o. Jar
d'n~r 49, iniicted for tbe ruar,lcr q ore
Thomas Ihougiass. 80 io.t b.. rs Is CON-
~ in confact vi.h ob-trurtlous in to
highEsy h urs after being out Zen
''iaufe' lroaEht is a'er,iies - sot suiis, 10
IL Jshgc ca ths helch. All cisy % Gar
frnrr. 'h'uid have frh WY gra,sfai io-
t-ai '~rl.ct Had thc Jaise b-su caue,I
uPon io Prouoan-, ssntenos 90 dcath upon
tAat enisrprisIns ,ity. 90 even % doom it 10
'aprls''na'eni 81 iile. -Lag a. a-fsi tl.iag
. uoaL have tsr1'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

ursrH nI sS Lpuuu. Ws rr-r.t q.
annoaHoe co. deaih 81 I.s,. o. Nosr..
- Lltor 81 ib- Mlne Dsnar-,t A.
So. ~ho expired A.t Iulas sssr.f-.
after an i.lf..ss ofson. t-a u--a. ofT..
pho'd irfer Mr Nofss So aloat -
years ~ Az. s.u ei Sc Waaan Moves.
h-l.' ai SD. AID bal oorsrird Co., Ldi
'or'ii ela.r .fi'.e l'vmorrst stoat oae year
3D. tas a. 81 Dee lesih ~e lear thafhi.
a.l.,'-. faih-r and Motlsr -ere pIanesI
mo .eeT-r rr.ri bt flnors ol ,he drs,h of
fo-rg-r son srrs.az e. lasrifal steward
.a oar oioar Maius H--ru.nts.
kF-uins Coarief
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

>oLDirEs' M">rurNr. Tbr LADIES' =
-. Pans hasr or-anif..i >~.,irty. h.rir-
- 'is obieci the ooalsa,u.iahic ara patriot
b. purT-osc 81 eroctinE u.ous-nsut o. th-
sohi'~rs q Pam. 40 have io.t tl.sir I've.
In tn army A I-cs-c -iIi b. LsIlata fs-
t1rv Ga to All 90 thc fani, The -
~ors 'n -h,ol al th~ people I'll fseI an ir,-
trr~.t. aud - uuder.isna 30 are invited o.
tass = part .n tLc movcs.eut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

q. e. Corr TIE Hosr5 % Couuf.
Co-lmt--ronvrs for Osf,sd Coanfv. -. or
eanisei 81 Mondsy. f,~r.aart 10 tie ru.I,.-r-
rn~uts 20 Ia IIon. p NJ Csrt~r. 80
liethel Is ebo-en chairman. III. ia~om-
Ing ulsulhsr b. Hoo Noah d uubhs-s. q
liiram. We arr happy 70 a.Id that the ~
Tor' ihai Mr. lIubhari intended o. rc,sru
b. ~ifho1i fsandafiou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

siVe Avn then &c ALAMEDA the teld. w
~ould b, glad 90 give a s,uopsis q th'
. long list Of iunportsnt ncasurrs inaugura'es
and carried through the Senate - th'
ability ssl irfusuc.- q Mr Han.isn. ans
! Of ,be sSsli-d iniiuentisi position H. ih=r.
4 oev,upi~d. bat O. Eaifs ofthis article wa
= rot Feru,it a.
n a. further ccufrn,ici Is the friends o'
Mr.. Fcs-cndvn that the OLD di.tin-tion Of
-' "a hig ard Democrat. should stia b. kcpi
~ IN tl,c snion party; that beraa.c >,usior
Morrirs autccvdcuts wcrv '' ,lcurocrsfic. -
a uan that "a frrul-riy WAX shoaii
D. PCT Ia tie Sefasc 70 laian,- OF This
puts ~ in u,iud OF the sfory. - prcsunae
familiar 90 uosi Of cur rcaicr,. % the old
deacon. ~ho v~ut for four succcssirc >ab-
baths o hear Oil. pastor prcsch H. four dr.
vreni iosa'ifies. snd ~ho ,spou each orc.-ioa
took sor Lis trzt. o. AID Sinou's ~ifcs
mother lav SIX 90 f~vrr,- ard vho ur.on
Lcaring tbe te1f annouuccd 49, f,1rth Sab
bath rose Up and rxriairncd -.Gnof K.rff
aisf Gar c'f r-.asgl 3o.l 90 f~ TO Pc So
rious. Nc shouid thiuk ti,c GA rLi- arl
jclnScrafic Par,ics had br,u dead auIb barred
aho,u hong enough 20 o. let alone. Who
wants % sisit thc oil political g-avr wards
anl there -aiyanirs into i.c o.. moiierin-
forms ~ -iigs and dcuoc-ats. 49, havc
suietls .lrft together SIDE b. sil~ s,-fb.
ls., ten vcar.s WI carr. No. ub.,ae-
Mess Frs---,icr. U,-.rr an Nf.--,u
wrre shi-s or J.-,or-.t.s N,tos, "a
stI~usf,- rofiiiriar... 40 desire 90 "a i, q,
ht,ic capital for ti.-m.elsrs or f-i-usssst
OF th-. art. l.f..i., .---.t-.-
Ratr- e,-ltb.tffu- r...-,.,.. = ed.
elected 90 th. S.-s-e T. Al e.. d., .s.-....
c-u.rrc ur,n Aim Ssri -~s..n,r- +. am.
END .rf f,V,.io.. IL 49, 80. a..
T--a.-r, n.,,---.-t. 90 tf.. ,....-..,-.,. %
All. a-ani.af,.f With "a, on. 49,
f-aslt tLsr ~, P-~.,l..-, 49,. ,.. -.,,.-
hi-a in tl. C.f.s-~, u-.i,-,t.. --.-,--..- ..l
m,aistrafior. rs. i..-- -,--..i..f -.
can ti- ele,tion ofNf- U.-,,-- ,, .t. -.
afe D. q s-u--r~ ar.s. " F..-.,s-,. =.
al ihe uLil. g. hrfl.n- q h--t..- a-f --,-.
LouorabI, r-o.fias u-....- fl.. s,.,. --,e---
ment Serat1r. often rr.,-a ta I'D, ,,.t, a..
CtLiact. bai .,iloru d. ti-s i.a,ets- al.
inct for toe Seaat~. S,Ir.o. T.. Cb,.. %
Obio. q man -, s-.n.l. had ,-.i .i.....is.-.
above A., ofh.~ s.,.-.--.n a. a.. ,......-,
81 I~GI. uhru ia.t er-e-i,~ ur., =,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

ANcTs1H tIssrE. Ans- PIRATE. uarBs,l
ID >heHsH'ioaA. hss srP~arvJ TIE uuas-
Ter q bonded ship az, 80 -. forzscri,
IL hrIf'sh steamer "a kinr. and .. c,-s-
FsAn'ssi ~ MAJ Wander nanod wsrisn.
>he hai csrtarcd among Other. ~ tark
Nina. OF >ra-sr-ort
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

TIE I-evvc ~ che ConEre-, .fional soeistv.
90 Nof-ay. GA Wednesiay evening of la.g
vccE. va a very succsssiai 4fair. notui d.
standing ihc ran. Tie Hal "a c-o-,ird
t,e people AapP' anil ths crccnbacks rerr
'.rtioomiug in Proil.ipu. Above one h4n-
cred dollars uere realized
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

Tie Farnin-fon Cb-o-irls nrs Hsa.
z Goaleno- ofttat village. recsutiv re-
rsired d'sfaf-h informing t.a O. tLe Eel.
sere All iangcrous ii'aess oftis con. Cspt
y g tooicu0s. ia 'Lc army oftLs Con-
bfriand
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

Prev ~ 80 Fsrrs Tbe Stst.ou-.o-..
~ - Fsris. tooS Co. isst Frilav. s,8 bas
~ fhr most earnest efarrs of thr r-,ar.ls
rauii have beer rntr-lr Consumed. Do.
f-r took frau sparks fr-ri l-sonosit-
ioirire .a o. ral.s vhsr- co. riasterine
hrf ial'eu Of A. enrin- 80 ran throarh
fh~ buiiiinz 81 tiat rsfer So .arrHel ,Ii-
r~rt.r VEN a. ten.ier. an.l Co. frs saf.Iusd
si'er ioir- ssulr -" ro-fh "a dsa.--r.
i'e Ncrvav errre c1nnnnv. 9Th ro--
f''ia.'e rrumrfne.s haf out their uaarhins
hnd rrre uo-e tasa hiif ~av over. b, ia-,
hey ta1 fhe 700. s. .Il ....,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

lEov Errorr Th~ steamship NJ
lort. iruu Soai,surton. sl,i ID. Arrived
a. Ne~ York yesterday Earop~an AL
'iors are three das. later Prc.i8ent In
coins u.es'aSr "a rcc-iscd ou tie -th. a-l
-a' commented Upon The Londoa Tunes.
-Ai-h dec.ares that 10 contains lifii. 10
enoourarr fhc North. AL that The ra..t.,-
~ ihe eosrrrr'~ni. military ard fnanriai.
81 crossing vors-. D. does not eaupls,, a
ilc rr'oi-ti,n t1 place a. a1Ii,ionai fr..
upon ne like. but 'iucrrei, irl.ts tbat rs
BE- intended oriy 'or iLe pre-eni easr--e.rv
ar ne D. p~rmancnt Tie re-. b. ,hs
A'ia hal ~ efr-i % ile mirkri. To-
rn'i~a'or' % 'orrn a ae- ministry sn spain
hasr proved fItifr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

Gov. Er>.",. 20 Nev York. 81. innsg-
DRAFTED Nanasy DE- az oa,s i..lsI pr.e-
hnf.a erEre tle people of Do stt-e o..
fl il, a,i cs.i III Co. Fr.silent 90 OIL. f..
~ra to..rteers. Do BE- matier a cor --afa.l-
Con to fls sho,e e1anty. thaf o. govern
u.eni oifle Emrire state D. Boz syrpifiy
9Th ihc National aininisfrafior
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

Haa y O. Hi,htorn ts. Lee, ,,-.,,-
ed Co., STATE Treasurer tis o,hsr ,ro.-.
Hers AZ ro-nominstsd For Counr li,r.
thar.es Iloilen. Hiram Rscgi-s. A.sr.or
star. Joseph Fsr~eI. Marsilal Pierce. J
" irmsn. Euft. Prno.I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

ke' Ca-ision Parker vii ,p~ik IN b.
haf 81 '' ihe frrcdmsr.- nsu Sabbafh
morning. ~ ths Barti,i Chsr,h "a sLls
NMagc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

The rrPort that she Norrheru Mortilv
lad 'u'T~uded - Huis-ake Th-rs b. oulv
deiaF in ihs ISSUE % 49, Januarv nuuab.r
- says III ssiiior. in a note 60 tbe Pres.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

JossFh Haley of Ws,iLroos. died ra
Iortland. >unisy evening. from having tas-
en misilrc ~ morFh,ae. hy u.stase. srt.-
posing Be- to te a cough rem-.ls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

Geo. Pesboiv. of Bethel. Go. y. ssa
Rec. died stMt Pleasant Ho-pi,al. Wash
irgion. Nor. 2Jfh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

We ,al il A,.r. Arsrrsn A'na-a..
.roH rely 60 delivery rrati.. bs BATS d.
laa,s-. Iaii.. Me- fhs irrarsaiir rst.-
u-.f Ilat OIL. tempe af.rs af co. earth hs.
aot -i.l.a,s...l more fhsn I..4th rau C.
oae 4s-r,e la.rsat.t o. -slJyears. 10
7ar rr.Iaiy be- tr ..liI male .a.h tn
tssrrt'.1. Dr. Aver -rit.s rs Co. hns-ir-
aas-er. "iipFar. '.l. goes tbe sssst rr-
opfi of a1 ec.pse i1 ir.t.rr Tbis enables
a' tn mras-re uta ssfr-r.e a.elrlrv fi.
eartls' ti1rnal rrtoiaftors s.rrr Oh a.
e.hp-e 80 D.ninaiiar of if, lssf 90. =
by c.nerrtfaf.on. shorten rs a,.s les.
0onscIuvuiiy ifs ume q r..oIot.sn .a 80
avis. IL fafs shas fflfris sLsr-- f,.
been only sa.sh a. . .iais 30. niiieasi,..r.
AL .alisr-fat'g tH.r.-
INev Yart Joarrai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

We noiioe IL nanr of A NJ Whitnan.
81 "oo'is'oSk. among Ihose 40 have died
IN ile rrhcl Tri.os az AuIer.onsiuc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

he Maine Land Agents Report
Ths report oi che la,l a-cut 90 he state.
Hoo. issse 4 CLARK ofBa'gor. sio-s some
fshlHg q IN the sais oipab.e ,ani, during
shs pa year. Eigliy-f,ur thou,sn,l TO
hsntred and ninsts-six srrr. -e-r li-posed
81 in an. CD tLe-c 2i.3I5 wrrr sold for c..h
ani ash sscarti--; Ss.so8 un,ler resolve.
20 ihe legislature. e.S55 srrc. 81 .s,t..nr
ianis upon SURRENDER of conirart. f,r a..
per.oruaancc of seitinx ,iutir.. And ls.ges
contactod bs anl ccrtiicafrs. The a.
mount conveyed ur.irr resolves a To- ir.is-
p iafar, inril.ies % .op ANS. fuo qaart~r.
townships. gwen to Wnerilc COLLEGE.
anl -3.vn arr,s. one quarter to-aship. %
four academies IN ths state TIE fousfion
~ too t'snshrs Co Ba'es Co''s-~. AL one
halt to-n.h'p carh o. Ar Maine wesl~yan
SEMINARY anI Fou.aie Col.cec az Ksut's
III. Eraifrii AMI Wcstbrook Ssninarv.
arr not iaelade.i Ca abe above. a. tbey have
me- yct been sold
The lard scent hss paid INTO the State
treasury. over and above al expense. thc
san si5.5oS 50
M CLARK dsclls 81 length on 'he mis-
f'rtan~s vhi-h have attended H. setti,-s ~
the Aroosfook county -hrrc our public
land. principally Ec. r. va irto ~
n, e ~ Which the hardy picnecrs enter 18th
Fca- drrs crvat proportion % thea
a-as from their new homes and arrested
ilie rro-rc.' % improvement. Droa-hi.
sri fires have irsoisicl ihci- farms al
b1rnei ;hcir houass. Yet tisr arr not d.
ooars-ci. hat SO a. vorS o. rcrair ne
lnsscs o~ca.ioaei ~ tb~ hostile el-nent.
Ihrre Is st'n feeble tile - i,nni-rssia,
~hi-h mi-l; 10 va.iiy incr asei IN yolusne
an r,~~r hs iaiiriou, d..s--uinsiioa -
it-f' r~-ariinE fhc ,ai1~ % or ianI. for
n-rr-Hl-ai ruT-,,c,
rCor itosioa Advertise
ne sane ~orrespoaleut suesks A. f,L
los offhe Ecrort 90 the o.soc7 q tie
In'aHs Hospital
IT, sur~untcn,ieui - a. STATE In.are
Asyium. locai~d IN this CITY. IMPORTS tbat
tAe -hoie number 40 have h~-- rrl~-
frra'uent in 'h- insiituiiou durirr ~ ,ear
past b. $50 c~ Hla'rs ard TT f~maic.
Ih~rr -err rroeivrd fet-Sp nai.. AL a
females Di.-harr-I $50 u,i.. and
% icmairs. or "a ii.rhs--ei o. --r~ ~
covered. e. improved. Q 9 uninprossi. All
% died. T~o hani-sl nnd efv.f,s- 49,.
urlsr treatment on tLe seh Nos i-st
l'r Hari1v. III saperirt.n.i~nt. aisri..~s
&C. scheme -hi-h las ic~u ur-ed. % csiab.
Eshi's 'eParafe .r-titliioa -. o-. AZ
lea'f. p,a-in- ia halJin- D., th.u.slss.
insane criminals Srtrral have been ~
crisel D. pa; year ~bo,c insanity "a.
rous-fei 18Th - c-ime % ar,oa. Dr
Hario- does rot book upoa fhe plan -i,h
favor. puring AZ y~ar the vrnerabis
ea,p'ain. Ees , N Insrah.-. asd The
fai'h'si ''e-sri. Thro. 4 Anas. E.q
have dir'i. and iici- rlso,, have lssn TILED
~ - irus'rr'. Both ar oecer, ofion-
sian...1- All tired usrfuins.s
lroV Errorr Th- steamship NJ
1o-k. frun Soui'an,rtou. ei.i or. Arrived
a. NTw NurE re.fr-F.v -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

Ths are1tion 81 fhose intere.teI isosn.
el 90 ibe rotics q fho 90 P-entiss LHrar
Assoc.sf.o-.- 81 ~ Pari.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

IHE Vans FsNL1. '-hosc reri,rnanc.,
have becn spoken of in OR aims. b. t.,n-.
past. are concsrtinr iu oaiord Coani,..
They s'nE in Aeal-uny Hal Tla-..iav
evening. whirh aa1,I1 -.-.n-,t ell o.. IA
'rasoa Tor those ~ha $50 - IlssssrAs iI.s
siteruoou q zoe. O. press
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

pErarr >umFr-. NJ Au,iiu has Az
pointed 'ao i,,i'sius Drp4i ic,. Wa haze
be~n q4aihe,l. au1 thrir commission, r..
corded
W inthrur Stevens. Noruar.
thari-. ~ Georss. Hebron
Danisi Ma b-rr,. Harmon
I. >hau hatsErii
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

How rHE Rocrts OrrHsrr- \ Post.
master has plsoci IN our hau.i. letter rc-
csirc,i a. OBJ. delivery. sni ~h,rh caunc n-ar
iakirs bal tbr re-e,.- g. ~hon it "a. aaidr~.-
I'D. Ia = in difcrsnt -, D. from thc or,iin-
Az hihoErsphoi sicets. t.-ins dra-n up 10
a neat busiHcss hant. On . hair sheet. Hnsi
torn ~ a. IA orliasry corr,sI,oudcncr.
ihr einruiars rnclo-.-,i rclais.i o. the dr,~-
iu- of tic bocus Cosmopolitan At t-rioa
-issociation. The adjr,,s given b. Bor,lcr.
'ovu. y J. The letter ~As unaiie.l a. Pist,-
h,ii Nas.
lrivsrr sND Co>rturNrtsr.
No. ~ MrnCus~rs ENsusNoE.
De-. e6fh. I~ct
M. -s Dear ~. Your tirkst ~
dra~u prize 81 s-,.o bat a. vou have ~,
Ts'd far ii. sou csa Obtain Tire prir. only
in 'hi- ~av. Write NJ litter dated on
ta- ',sv ~ d-aving and enclose Sio th~
rrscv ~ tt-krt. A. soan a. -cc-isrsl Ill 90
90 thc usns--r- sni or-rn u in thci- r-r.-
s'ce saving. this istf,r "a. mislari iu thr
=. -. bet ~ uscr-y snd dat - rurre,s
lhrv a. re kno- that vour ,f-k~s Dr. /,
Tr1re ard -iil take th~ sion-s ani s~n,l vcn
a ccrtifrafe. " rte nothing ahorl, ,hi. ID.
irr A. ~ ruic is. sheu an order arrive. A.
80 thc arsvin- - takc u - th~ us,na-c--
before oT~nin- H. n,or~v u,u-t D. 90
closed sni ~ litter mailed from vou- Of
~ I car aher the date 81 the r.o-ir.ark
a., -s...fr.f 81 49, - 60. -. u =. . -
.orr frisuds snd advise ti,-. - r.aryhs.e
ucA~ts irurn ny ofIcc NJ Object T. %
crrate in sS'T'euneut =, your rla~r snd 81
many fi-kcis 81 the n~N' dra-in- >--f
ism--ir.isly. Your Trliv.
Is- p - ~Nrrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

BsEsuNs. TIE sfor,- - Air Ro-rr.i,-r-
has hrsu th-oor-l su tti. SEEK. a.! h..
soo-is az soias OF rap.liy T..o.c ~ n-.-i
ot goois sal Lu.i ars., b. of eNosii-nt qa.h-
o.. and a. saeh ps.css a. hass ~ t.-~a
hrar'l oi ru ions iiusr. there uill d. Ittis
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-06

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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

NORTHUMBERLAND Ohio Democratic
paper demonstrates that in two years
the Union party in that State has lost
just seventy thousand votes, and it asks
where the organization will be two years
from this time at that rate. Perhaps the
mathematician will answer, who demon
strated cOnclusively that in twenty years
If the rate of speed in travelling in
creased rs it had done for the last twen-
ty years, any one leaving New York for
Boston would get there just twenty -four
hours before he started.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

THIS ADAMs.RUssELL CORRESPONDENCE
From intelligence received by late for
eign arrivals, il appears that very i'm
portant correspondence has taken place
between our Minister to England, Hon.
Charles Francis Adams, and Earl Rus
sell on the subject Of the Alabama
claims. Mr.. Adams throws the respon-
sibility Of all the mischief done by that
vessel upon the British government, in
the first place for acknowledging the
rebels as belligerents, and secondly for
allowing the Alabama to leave the Brit
ish port, The question has reached a
point which excites deep interest on both
sides Of the Atlantic.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

The LECTURES. We learn that the
Young Mems Society of this place have
secured their lecturers, six in rumber,
for the coming season. Miss Anna
Dickinson leads Off on the Doth of No
vember; and it is intended to have two
lectures in December, two in January,
and one in February,
We also learn that the Selectmen have
fitted up the Town Hall in good shape,
They have repaired the windows put in
twenty-four new settees and an addi-
tional stove, and suspended new chan
deler near the stage.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

The CAMPAIGN IN NEW YosK.-The
closing part of the canvass seems likely
to be conducted with considerable vigor
in the State at large. Most of she lead
ing political speakers are on tn. wing
stumping the State from one cid to the
other. Slocum fits hither an( thither
apparently haunted by the consciousness
Of his treachery to his old friends and
political associates. Whether lis whis-
ky and cotton speculations wep profit
able enough to pay him for the annoy
ance they have cost him we are lot ad-
vised. Or whether he has any difficulty
in harmonizing his past career with that
of party which, according to he Al
bany Argus, is now standing Hon its
past record" and which 'recoh' en-
braces the following resolution dopted
at Chicago:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

A Boy AMPUTATTNG HIS Own land
The Courier de pIsere relates thdollow-
ing extraordinary affair, which Is said
to have occurred not long ince at
Miribel-Lanchatre, in that department.
A boy twelve years of age named Du-
rand, having climbed q tree to take a
birds nest built in hole of tie trunk,
had just inserted his hand to each it,
when the branch on which lie stoo /
broke, and being unable to withdraw his
hand, he remained suspended hs it. In
this predicament, seeing no hdp near,
he drew pruning knife from his peck
ct, and cut off his hand at tie wrist.
Having eallen at the foot of the tree
without further injury, he walked home,
whence, after first dressing had been
applied, he was conveyed to the hospital
at GrenOble. ..-E #s ...
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

A TRIBUTE TO THE FREEDMAN's b.
RRAU.-The Richmond Commercial Bull
letine, a paber certainly not prepossessed
in favor of the Freedman's Bureau, thus
certifes tOEts valuable working quail
ties.
Indeed, such labor as the negroes
have consented to perform during the
past summer has been owing almost en-
tirely to that much centured, and, we
confess, in some respects, Objectionable
organization, the Freedman's Bureau.
1t has been under the compulson Of the
officers of that bureau, In conjunction
with the military authorities, that the
negroes, as a mass have, worked at all.
The summary punishment inflicted on
idlers, and the compulsiOn under which
they have been placed to enter into and
comply with contracts to labor, have
alone preserved the Southern States
from the universal vagraucy of the col
ored population. And the Federal Off
GERS nave, nom The force of oi-o"rnatan-
ces been enabled to exercise this
authority with far less opposition or
disturbanc than ewould have fallen I'D
our lot. Candor requires us to say thus
much and to say, further that the ope-
ration Of the Freedmans Bureau have
latterly been devoid Of those features
which gave them their peCulier irrita-
tatiOns in the earlier months Of its eXis-
tenCe.'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

GOOD REsoJUTIONs.-The Colored Men
Of EdgecOmb County, N. c.. (whO are
nearly equal in nnmDers 10 the White
held meetings at Marlborough on the l2th,
10Th, and 23d ult., 20 choose delegates
TO their State Convention OF che 10Th,
who were prevented from attending
by threats OF personal violence from
their adly-reconstructed White neigh
bors. At their meeting on the 10th Mr..
J. II. NJ Jackson in the chair-they
Resolved, That representations and
taxatiOns should 90 hand in hand and
it is Numerically opposed to Republican
institutions to tax us for the support
and expense Of the Government, and at
the same time denyus the right Of repre-
sentatiOn.
Resolved, That we desire to learn
how to honOrably and usefully fill our
new position, and to discharge our
duties as freeman to which end, we
ask the aid and protection Of all law
loving men and we sincerely implore
the blessings, the guidance and prOtec-
ton, Of the Supreme Being in all our
proceedings, entreatiDg Him to wholly
anu wisely SONSiu anu ulItCO ali Jul az
lions.
ResoIrcd, That after four years of fail
ure to restore the Union by the exper-
fence of war, justice, humanity and lib
erty demand that immediate efforts be
made for a cessation of hostilities, with
q view to an ultimate Convention of the
States, or other peaceable means, to the
end that at the earliest practicable mo-
ment, peace may be restored.
In the meantime, the Union causeis
being strengthened by the Efforts Of some
Of the best speakers in the country, who
are exposing everywhere the jesuitism
of the ex-copperhead managers in pro
Tossing to support President JohnsOn's
Administration, and in awakening the
people to the Importance Of frustrating
the attempted jugglery Two weeks
more of vigorous and systematic effort,
and all will be well.-Troy Times.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

vote. Col. Orr, like Provisional Cover
nor Perry, halls from the upland portion
of the State, and did good service against
secession In 1861. lie was a moder-
ate In 1860, but finally yielded TO the
current Born in 1922, he was first
chosen TO the State Legislature in 1874,
to Congress in lS4s, and in 1857 was
elected Speaker-the last ever elevated
TO shat post by the Democratic vote.
Col. Orr is an able, fair-minded man,
and, we may hope, will honestly labor
TO restore peace aud prosperity to our
whole country.