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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29
Sale of Valuable Lots

IN JACOBS ADD. TO SOUTH WHEELING
r WILL SELL LOT NO. 15, IN
J. square No. &C. situate in South Wheeling
formerly called Ritchietown, and my lots In ia
70 and "a, on Plank Road street, and l2 lots on
tn South side OF Beech street. Beech street II
the street East of Plank Road street, and Is sit
uate between the town Of La Grange, ard what
is called Jacobs addition to South Wheeling, A
plot of this addition can be seen by reference to
Deed Book No. a. p. 1913.
If not sold at private sale the lots will be OF
fered fer public sale at the Court House in
Wheeling, on the 18th day Of August, 1865 on
the terms of one. half Of the purchase money
cash, or at sixty days by note, with approved
security. and tho residne at twelve months with
interest. Persons wishing TO buy are referred
ia z. Jacob ESQ. ..-
augl6-ts ISAAC W. MITCHELL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29

Ii is said that considerable number
of the Southern planters intend to emf
CRATE to Brazil as soon as they can dis
pose oftheir estates and realize sufficient
cash to secure their passage to South
America. Agents of the Brazilian gov
ernmenth have been in Alabama and Geor-
gia offering grants of land to enigrants'
and companies have been made up to go
and settle together. The system OF slave
~ in Brazil is somewhat similar to that
heretofore practiced in the Southern
States and this probably constitutes the
chief attraction for those who are leav-
ing the country to make their home there
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29
FARM FOR SALE,
lSR a rpvG II

n wv AhiNhLNW 80 ACR8Bs D BE
~ SERVE the River Hin, which IL about 2
acres. This farm Ia situated on Scotch Ridge q
miles above Wheeling. and twenty rods from tb'
Ohio River and Railroad, whsre we have 8
Switch 80 that produce can be shipped TO AM
place. 1t is wen improved; good brick boa.s
containing eight rooms with cellar under tie
front also thelargest barn In the township
with stabling under II fer berses and cattle u
10 well wstered BY q neveF.fziling spring at o.
door, and large brick spring house and all oih
er buildings necessary. d Thsre srs seven seFt'
Of apple orchard Of the choicest fruit, the younS
est trees Just commencing 70 besr also vaIis
~ OF other fruits, such q ounces, grapes, psIr
and peaches Il 10 ven tmbered, not less thar
tnousand locusts from two to thrse feet oTg
The greater part Of the farm 70 wen adapted i@
vineyards. The soil eannot b surpassed 10
raising all kinds Of grain the most Of 4 hsvinal
been In grass for -four OF fve years, The buiie
ings are Al Substantial, for I put them up me-,
or intendisgto eel Any one Wishing to P1
chase win please can On ne on the premises y
Pease township, Delmeut uounty, Ohio. l WIN
make payments suitable and easy. ri
iw1l also sell the River Hin, with the C''
juSaimi.w WILLIAM RAHEY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29
STOCK EXHIBITION

The grounds and accommodations for Stock
consisting Of the incest open and closed stalls
complete order The half mile track pro-
nounced heretofore by good judges to be unsur.
passed for the exhibition Of speed, will if posi-
Bic, be improved and accurately resurveyed.
More liberal premiums than ever before offer
ed by the Society, will be enumerated in pam
phlets or posters shortly to be issued.
Further information can be had, or entries Of
stock may be made, by addressing either of the
Secretaries of the Society or by personal appli
cation to the Secretary, at the office, o" Main
street, Wheeling, next door to the M and NJ
Bank previous to Oct 10th.
HENRY CRANGLE, President.
j. F. UPDEGRAFF, Cor. Secretary.
W. F. PETERSON, JR., Rec. Secretary.
Wheeling, Aug. q, 1855.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29
Real Estate For Sale.

az S1Eg KH4EM A. Ia tn
20 scres u botton with hsvsd Ieg hcass =
not cold ct pztysts ssle, vii b eGsred a scs
ton e he Cent House door, on tho 'a' "
xiso sSs sssS.s SsdsSsu I'm sssrset oes'-
vtsa By Nsss9. qa1as q ~ 211eGAeS;r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29

no FEMALES.

yITANTED.-TWO On THREE
w good hands TO work on ,coats, and two
good hands on vests, would take one or two
mart Rirls to learn Apply ct my room over
Gas Once, Monroe street. Wheeling
aug90-lt %a-- G. b. WHEELER
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29
Notice.

THE UNDERsIGNKD DESIRING
i TO devote his undivided attention 20 Other
Drugs, Paints, Medicines. Oils &c, togcihcf
with the furniture, fixtures, etc. D
For particulars and terms enquire OF
A.C. GOOD
Wheeling, W. virginia
Until further notice, the business will be col
timed as heretofore. $500, apI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29
Auction Sale of Furniture.

SELL AT my RESI-
i DENCEat St. John Parish on Chspline st.,
Centre wheeling, one door North of First street,
on Wednesday, Aug. 30th, at 10 o'clock A. ~,
all the Household and Kitchen Furniture be-
longing thereto consisting in part Of Bedsteads,
Beds and Bedding, Bureaus Stands, Sofas;
Chairs, Carpets, Tables, Looking Glasses. and
many other articles too numerous to meption.
j. n. HIGBIE.
GEO z. WIcKHAM. aug2s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29
NEW STOR e.
NEW STOCK.
CHEAPER THAN EV Err
JOHN n. ROBINSON

HAs FITTED UP THE FINE
Ill LARGE ROOM formerly occupied by
JOHN BISHOP, NO. 15s MAIN STREET, be.
tween Union and Madison, and opened the finest
stock of BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS ever
offered in this city. selected by, himself and
cline NOWIS THE TIME TO BUY. Save
your money by buying at -
apl5 Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29

AN English experimenter has discover
ed method of protecting gunpowder
from accidental explosion, which promi-
ses to become very useful in the trans
portation and storage Of that exceeding
ly dangerous CONF ound. he protecting
material consists simply of glass ground
as fine as -four, which is thoroughly
mixed with the gunpowder in the pro-
portion of about three pounds of glass to
one of powder. When the powder is re-
quired for use, it is easily and quickly
separated from the glass by passing over
fine sieve. 1t is said that powder pro-
tected in this way cannot be ignited so
as to produce an explosion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29
FOR SALE.

TuE VERY DEsIRABLE PROP
i ERTY on Fourth street, known as the rest
dence of A. P. Woods, deceased, with stabliag
&c, &c, complete; also the property at the
head Of Monroe street connor of Monroe and
Seventh. above the Episcopal Church and the
late residence Of Geo. I. Tlngle. For informa.
ton relative thereto inquire of
GEO. T. TINGLE.
augls.2wd Gas Company's 0dico
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29

THURLow WEED and HORACE GREE
LEY, the former in the Times, the latter
in the Tribune, are abusing each other
most numerically, and endeavoring to
show up each others political inconsist-
encies. WEED represents the conserva-
tive. and GREELEY the radical wing OF
the Republican party, and the disputants
are pretty evenly matched. At last ac-
counts GREELEY was getting rather the
worst of the conflict. He is the more
subtle debater, but WEED Is supported
by more facts. 1t is pleasant family
quarrel" which is only interesting to
Democrats for the evidence it affords OF
the harmony" which we are so often as
sured is found among the patriots "
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29

Teachers Examination.
THOSE APPLICANTS FOR POSI-
i tions as Teachers in the Schools Of the Dis
trict of Wheeling who were unable to be pres
emit at the examination held on the 10Th inst, are
hereby notified that o special examination, on
District Superintendent, in the City Building,
on Wednesday, Aug. 3Oth, commencing at 0
o'clock A. N.
BY order of the Examining Committee.
F. s. WILLIAMS,
Sup't of Schools, District of Wheeling
aup26
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

a the time q tbe.e Anautl Festival. 4,
A. hand ~ print ths foilo~ing commanica-
ton viii The r,aaark. ths, stilc altsrsiion
81 ,ait "a % other localities.
n. "a, u,,rsls-s ~ H-esf 0rror5 Agre.l,zrai
>eaoV
take tbs o0portunitv 20 reuiinl va
that your Cath >how AM Pair -u soon
b. beld. ga. I0th. ilth and liza. and that
ii becomes vouf duty 90 p-cpare Tor the ~
hibiiion in manner worthy she enterprse.
The hrm~r's BE- noble calling. and the
counfry Is beginning o. more fuIy sppre-
ciafe 90 importanoe. We very uuch ned
uaorc general Intelligence. ard ibe farmers
81 West Oxford are able 20 dessiminste b,
NOV extensively than they ever have done.
Prepare ,our sistemcnts a. bone. care
fuiis and l~sibly. addang asy Suggestion
Which your eNpcrienoc dictates. Donf
leave rosf stock a. bone ani then CON.
piAin that The Shos j. meagvr.
let o. Sc ToSn Team frorn ever tow
within ibe limi,. q The society. Briag ~
your Steers. it val d. them cool. Coz,
ard Lcifcrs must De- msrr faIly represented
sheep al s-ine have heretofore been ~
On nua,ie-,. Dot fair 10 quality Do; lcs o.,
sc smart competition among the sheep
raissrs
The Iadys Dcrarfmeut should be fsn
Bring along thar Loom fni.h your iuii
cioih. fsnnel. .ss-i.. ard tie various ART
cies % household manaiaciurv. and donr
forget thr butter ani cheese. pickles. pre-.
SERVES. cafsaps ard jcliies We Ill gci
up re~arl @ The LAZY ~ho Ill brrns ihs
g-caics' number % those good tbings. done
Up in tie nesfesi sisi- We wanta iaii re-.
cipc to accompany each articie oar dairv
women nus; fasnt.L %. uith iaii and cor.
ret account % the management q thcir
milk. from the time thcy start 90 milk their
coss ii.i ihe hatter AMI cheese - sftcd co.
market or vinter. We I'll a~ari pre-.
MUM % ore dollar for The best accoant.
We bar Haarh crnpiaint from thosc a..
tending 'he Pair that a. eNorbiiani price &,
demanded for entertainment. Now o.s
suggestion. jet take your dinner along
18th you ard yon are al right a. neal tine
Thls j. rrac;iocl o. many no- Bring
your CO.'S All tbev vili fsrnish the rniik
doat take anything stronger X.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22


An extra froo tbc Hennebec Journal o..
Gee. gives re following particulars Of the
graf frr IN Augusta. on SUNDAY last. The
sre ~as discovered about { O'Clock. IN A.
n'oruing. and ths ncw steam sre eueine
pumPed continuously for elever hours. Ie-
sorv TIE flames ~ere subaaed. The Jour
nal SAYS
o. A near a. can be .sccrtaincd ths frc
broke out IN the ucw store. (wooien) Of
Wade Chase. ESQ. nearly opposite the
foot Of Oak - beng the southern buiiding
o. ros Of Uniform wooden baflin-s iust
erocted ard one Of -hich was not canricted
NJ. Chase had moved n. good. into he
store only the evening previous. The ere
~as discovered a. abost han pasi -four
O'Clock On Sunday morning tie I7ih instant.
In very ~ miruie. To- entire ro~ 81
wooden buildings. thrrtern IN uuriber wrrc
m light biaEe. the flames Communicating
ia both direcfion- on The east ,ide of Water
Street. The heat quickly ignifed the Gran
ise Bark building. the Hunt Blob and THE
StAnlcy House. all q brick on the opposite
side q the street The progress % the
flames va rspid ard irresistible. Baidin-
after SuidInc caught IN rzpii succcoion
and IN an incredibly short space of time
cracklcd into ashes AMI ssnoie. ana The
crunbliug walls frIi 10 the ground. God.
removed from stores for safety vcre over
taken and destroyed
II = needles % recount TIE progress
% fhe dessruciion SuGcc u o. sav that
before the flames coaid b. b-ourLt INTO sub
iection. every building beivcca the river
ard ~ rai'roai track from Winthrop street
20 Bridge Street excepting = par; of the
Williams Biock an tb. Drcrinr Block on
the CORNER ~ the hrijse. both % uhirh
were much damaged by ~a;cr. and m add
ton Bcalc's Paint shop. four dueIiinr
houscs aad D'Arfhensy's Lisery Stable. bc.
tween Winthrop snd Oak Streets above ;he
railroad track. re nev depot not courlct-
"a. two dwelling house. shove ;he depot.
Cony's Livery S'.5ie. Puncn & Hatch.
Marble factory. Mason & Hamicnf ana
klburn a Ba-to1,'s Dry Cod. Stores. were
enti'clv desfroysd.~
80 he eStensivcness Of the couaa-raiion
nav b. uHde-stsod 81 those -ho have no,
VISITED AaEusta. ~hcn ue say that every
bsnk. DRY goods sforc. book store. and
clothing store. IN Tie CITY. to hotels. to
provision markets. q doEen grocerie. and a.
many eating saloous. and grog-.lop,. three
hauerS. folr shoe storcs. three ic-elrv
store. every h~yer's. and claim aeenf's
olhoe in the ci;s. th. Post Ofh-e. Express
ohcc. Telegraph Oaice. three Apotheca-
rIes. thrre corn ard Sour stores. four rnii'in-
ers stores. thrcv Pho;ogrsphe-- the Ace
Ne~sparer Of5oe. tn 4. : Qua-tcr-rla.-
icr's. Commissarirs snd Pension oficrs. tte
Cny Clerks. and Cny Concctcr'. ofice.
the depot. to livery stables. M~onian Hal.
Ma.osic Hall. Son, q Temperance Hall.
the Augusia Coumerrial CoIlerc. q u.cio-
deon actor ard * d-eiling houses ~ere
completely destroyed
The loss footed Up a. that tiu,e SIS 90.
% ~hich SiCO. 90 more -ould be- added.
TIE insurance. vii amouni O. sbout $50
ooo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22


n.ss !, an Oh cry. Centuries ago. Den
N-vre denounced a. radicals. both in politics
All religion All roformcrs have been
branaed ~ith this sppeliaiion and denoanccd
a. such b. the stsnd-siill conservaiiye eie-
mentin sociesv- Fer years rsst. al zeal
O0s. active working temrerance rncn have
been met At every step bv the cry ofrNdical
and told they we're too fast. Bot perhaps
there has been no class Of men 80 gcncraily
and Persissentiy persecu:cd for what has
been termed their fsdioaiisrn. as tie anti
slavery men Of the last haN centur, We
refer 90 The men q Cur on country. Who
have heroicaiiy ard manfully stool up in
the sce Of an opposition and denounced
slavery a sis. ana declared IL ought % De
abolished AZ the earliest practical moment.
and also TO another class. who While they
coaii see no way Il couid BE- abolished ex-
cept By State action. have STOOD Ike a VAL
Of ire against is eNiension into ffee terri.
tory. The var Of the rebellion has worked
out wonderful changes in this direction. 7,
has changed great many conservatives AMI
old fogtes into radicals. UPon the sabicct
81 African slavery. the masses stand a cen
tury ahead Of What thy did teforc thc ~
beihon. After az thc OIL focie. are not al
dead yet Whaf i IN % the pi~--e. and
Buchanan dsmocracy. Keep a eoing that
same old cant phrase. r1iiclf. r1fi-1i a. an
Piied 90 The true union men ofthe country
They taik ahout the radicals in The admin
isirs''on party. Just A. firpaniiy a. they
DID about The rvpubicsns before The var.
The phase. Nth thea i ster,otvpeI.
Tat large majority Of The supporters Of
national administrator desire sob a recon
s;ruciion q the rebcl States. A. wiIi forever
exclude slavery AM fnsiiy dcsiro, the snir.
= q slavery. from tie naiion. thcrr can De-
no doub;- They DO noi vi.h 90 thro- a-sv
al the Advantage Ne have acquired hr the
terrible sacrifice % li'e and treasure IN thf.
var. thcy desire pace hat VII bo rrrma-
ncni ard enduring. Fer this. thcy arr de-
nounoed a. - ieais. ~ he coprrrbrad
democracy and by men o. he Thuriau
Vice. stamp. vho NORMALLY suprort the al
uiinistratiou q President johnson
In common viii many o. the truest men
o. tie country We have been denounced
over AMI over again. for What has been
termed our radicaiism. Bni Ne siory IN
the i9ea. 10 matter whai name IL T. called.
The ra9icai uicn OF he nation. have aI-avs
been ihe sdhanced guard in that great army
o progress. which has been e marching on
IN making advancemenis IN morals. eiviiir-
aiioa and christianity. Tbe radical men
have been tn rionccr. e. almost evrrv work
q reform. ~hethcr political. social or rrli-,-
COS. They seldom ct mech crcd-f. f'r anv
thing they DO. during heir lifetime. tut
ihosr ~ho cone after them. rise Up AMI cal
then blessed They I've not 90 rsurh for
themselvc. ard he generation % uhieh they
belong. A. Tor coming ages. They 500 tie
seed. rosterify reaps tie harves;.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

TEisL 90 >IrsurE- III jealousy a
The contract bai.ters O. sfean-r.. ofttc
STEAMERS Constructed ~ the government.
Las iesd o. q chalicuge. which rrsu.-s ttis
we,k in q ;riai in Nes York harbor. The
inooski. EoTcrumeuf ouilt steamer. b.
matched against the Agonquin. a couirart
steamer. The paddles az 80 o. The same
DIP in eiiber boat Ihe " .nooski VII BE-
sspplicd 18th leo pounds Of coal r.er dav
81 ioar days. shs b. expected o. uaa.niain
tiicen rvvolutious pr minute. dur.nr thi.
time The Aigonquin -,li not BE- restrain-
"a iui 81 BE ~iii Do l,.s work. or consume
more coal than che above hu.if. then she
Nj b. heaien. The trial 10 Lrou.-if down
% siubborn ia-ts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

tyr Wv Yorr Druocrtrir Sr.rr
'"sfFNrloS. Far.rus comrar.sors. Do
uofous and loiefai. have been f1und ior
tbe action % DE- Nc~ York eemo,ra,. o.
fhcir recent conrcnron Tt-s g.. tie sinrte
a. Mr. Ihurio~ Weed. uio nov appears Co.
- regular corrrsro-ie-t OF tte Times
The plbhc mind his scarcely recovered
from ~ nfrpris~ occasion-i ty fae acton
Ct ths Democrafc State Coaventiont That
tolon = besi inosrateI ty comparing .t
viih 'hiP IN distress. utcrc. ir the bore
= Ereping her afosf. fic iuasfs ore .at
aEay and r. cargo thro~n over
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

sEsNu JURORS
Backfeii. 70 N Hairhinson. Jr Foreman.
Drntn,rk. Ahn~r Alien
Peru. Dennis ? Bisbop
tanfou. Char.ss a. Chiils
Pans. Ihouas q. Cushman.
Fyrburr. Aibiou 4 Gordon
Oxford. Jon : Iioiues
Sscsieu. ts.or-c a Holden.
Anlotcr. Aulos " jordan
E4mtori. Jota Martin
Erfbtl. Charles Mason.
Lowell Aibrrt Merrill
stone a.. Iohn Palmer
>laiurr. >harou Rohs-san.
Hartford. Auos X Eferson
Norway. Hoslry Stcad
Porter. George IS Tovie
Brosuhcli. Wa " Warren. Excused
IInsr Pa~rI-
Giiraf. John NJ. Bean. FOREMAN.
~lulner. Alec o.. Abbott.
liarfari. Moses Alry
Hrtron. Asial = Bevmar.
oxforl. Morris Clark
Albany. DAVID p tunuinrs
N ooistock. >aaaafl h Doachtv.
Porter. John parein.
MeH..o ra-etal NJ Eimlnls
~tor. William ID Emerson
F-r,s. Wiln.m a. FrotLlnrham.
Iyru1rg. Caleb Frsr.
SIoo~p P,~u.
Blckfrii. Car.ion Garircr. Foreman lad
Klniarl. calvin Hose
Norsav. Erekiei e.. Jarkson.
l~nnark Eluari r. Lcueu
Maf~riari. jos ah Proct--
parls. Starirs " gF~rsor.
NrurY. John q >eari-s
i.assa. pt-i >t-ara-. Excuses.
Erosrtrll. james 81 Stuart
Norway. berramln Ilrkrr
I.xlrIi. William " Waite.
Bethel. >ilfs 90 Wheeler
>lFrENJ,iEEtEfrs.
Peru. Oti. Wgma-
trrera nn'. Charlie Gn.r-. Tr.
Hiram. NiNan a. ~rr.rr. Ahserf.
Bethel. El.rtlrr a. Nhsrler. Atssnt.
AlernfthF Grover ". Nathaniel Gooch.
e AT. Action % afsurpsii to recover roic
az Geo. h..irrl srsenfs-nuc dollars gwen
~ shlp fmlrr. fauiirc IN hni in A.
hanr liat r'ai-ns snrt q rnrsidrrafion
ttst thr ifuuer sh1sn anl snli to Drh ~
fla was aot ou b. isnd-on fhe tair.l day
the parties arranged tte eIa.n AT seton
uftirasn from Co. Jurr ani entered rei-
ther party Uarn.rs Or PIf uosarI
ari 0f..snn 90 il.fs
Caleb Hardy. Liat W.. A. gail Hardy
i.f.r.. a-.r..l .llsf. lHar I.nrfrf an.l
fr.r-f..r. q %. Waktr o. Lbs. CD ap-
p-srar.c 90 f,tsU-r
Jllrh A Booker Litt w. Aidison p
E.aser. Divorce d-rrfrI fasfo1r "A
,h..f -.nr.tf.t Oh. lHe..er-cl1se. drunk
frr.-s arI fr.afmtrf. Serb ~1mrsor
ior l..t. ro arrrtrar-r 90 fihriiee
A....fs.t FL. recover = 5I Dad asn foun
bounty ~ I.H f1 u.f on r...urf r.
PEE en-. ri. eas rrrrrs.rfsi III. ..rr'-
Ir- .r lfs U.fa 1913 nn. en-
ras rauve OF F-rfhrr-. iced ir Trfs-
burg De- =. Jas. ~.r cent tn Aurusfa
lE.It c. ~ .sfIr.os n.Il .ri t.rI to !. Gsr
W efhro.t so ans s..-rs.I. r.f 800
from Wssflr..s A.ftrf G.r.-si apoa
bearing rf~-.0s rar -e' t.r fo Frfei-rr.
provided rrII Fl. ~ $40 So uts r
na..f ass.E-.I ,9 ~. a.tt.lsh Frtebars I'D
49, l.s tafarr $50 o. rial before ser.
90 I.r ~uh 90 Pc Harfrgs g.
DIFF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

The trial Of WerF. vb.ca tas been d.
hyed someshsi. iurinE ths pat ueet. ig
BE- siekness. % agsiu progrrssirr Tie
Testimony BE- volsminoas. ard uere the pre-
oner ouiy uron trial. uoald safirc fo bang
him a thoasand t.mes. The mesies 81 evi-
dercc viI be flr6rn sroaod oibers tefore
he close Of che hearing. lie las samuon-
81 90 sitnesses or The defence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

orrAws RrryHIlcs~. We notice thas
oar OCCASIONAL couesponirni in Illinois.
has purrha-ed an interest in thc Otfa-A
kepubican. ard b. ber,affer 20 he u.s. cd
for- - RE resders ofhi. ietie-s have a.
ready learned. hc is rraiy -rifsr. No en-
io-ces his siews IN sfroac a-i run-ent lan-
guace. We ri.h him mob succes.. yet
cannot eel refrain from ref--ero. a.. a..
sHeodofc on the erst page We fear fbe Al
iernafiFe eAo-en may nos prove 90 pleasant
a. be- has anticipated
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

Eev. Henry % Gsn,sfi. che ue.i .tnovn
co.crrl cierEl nan. has been travelling
oouvatlan fhaf the slave poraiaiion there
are 81 rrte IIircrt en- the general afairs of
~ eosernmsnt 81 ths sane grades ofsLite
vorkinrmen ID the Norih
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

tuoi FRA. Gov Cors has iss1ed Pro-
o.auatian. giving ressit of insestieaf,ous a.
% tlr progress West ofibe Asiatic CLolcrs
lie enioIns upon al MUNICIPAL ard bcaltb
oihccrs ihe iunPortance % taking the Utmost
prcoaufions 90 provide arainst che incs-.ion
of The disease The later accoanfs sho-
ihe pestiience 90 BE- sbafng yet b. b. pre-
dicted thar it vll cone next season. Do he
frosts drive it back tlis year. Let eve-,-
BODY Sc that there = no ffhv srot sbos'
che premises Cd fn tAe ar -ifb poisonou.
csLalasio
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

We no''-e ftaf Eeuben Fo.ter tss been
elected Eerresenia'ise fo ere LeE.sltfure
from Wufrtne Iie IL the s1u of Eflhcn
b Poster. Rrr-esentsiisc elect from ths
Di.tr.ci ,onpr..ed Of Bethel. Hanover. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

PnovsroVtf GovFnvors TIE follow
inE l.spstsh to Co., Boston Ja-rral shows
the rrnarsahie LOYALTY ~ one of this ne~
crop of oH-iais "Ofsix ra-..i Jokes ir
the cify ~ New Orleans. three a-c rrass-
siss o. tte rebel umy TIE oF-es 81
shsris sd C'erk % Prota'e. 90 two most
lacrstive oEces ir tie sfafc. a-e hsid bv
signers oftls O-i,narcs of s,-essio' Over
tveuiy orir.nai rrio- uen have recently
beer renosef PSI Govsrrar Well. % nske
room or g. mary original sscess.orisfs
These Statements are male tv l.o-i.ianirrs
vho are no~ bere asking i.r tis removal
% Gov Weus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

BauooN ExrIosiov. D. Boston. sat-
uriav Afternoon. the balloon 90 >far Span-
g.cd Bauner. vhilb vas .nEsted fsr a. a.
censor. burst from the netting and vent %
nf once 90 an auifsie a 1870 fcef 10 th-n
appeared 90 s;aui sill ior few moments
vhen ii BERT. and thc frarmeufs caans scai.
ter'ng iboat upon fhe e-ou-d. The Dos.
as sl-ou 50 says the Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

Nrv Jrrsrr. A. energetic Effort o. BE-
ing made ~ she Cnion men ofNcw JERSEY.
90 cary The state a. ibe ensuinr cl~eiion
II thorough orEarirafion. and a bo.iv Of
able speakers. vii lots % returned solIie-s.
can % anything ior ;he STATE. we shau Get
good rrPori The DAY after election. We
want % see thar iitiic STATE safely ous a
IN hands q -opPerheals When if BE -r.I
knock IN Tie bead her raIlroal nonopoli.;s.
the name vi lave rieasaricr associations
thsn nov lnccr aiout e..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

ErrrNnrD. TIE associated press d.
patch SAYS 90 IS uulrrstooi fiat tic Secre-
tary o. Stale Las bern ofEe.alir informed by
the Gorcrnor 81 Nermoni taat de- Caaai.an
aufborifirs have paid fo ihc iauts o. 50.
Adams s33.ti- n roI anl 5000 in
bank notes. parsuani OBJ All as Of ihe Cana
dian farlrumcrt. on arr.art oi tic amount
deposited 9th hose aufhout.es wien d.
arrest 81 tLe S. Adams marallers "a
male.