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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

Although you may be pronounced incursf u, the
safnsritsn's Root and Herb Juices win remove
every yeshse Of impurities from the system, as well
a. afi fha had effects OF Mercurq
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19
The Samarftan's Gift.

Set By R.il i pfin envelope. Proo. sfAls
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

Magnificent BfOld 6HagE FassrTgEr s1Tis.
From Louisville
-vIA t4t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

Il1El N = u y IIIlIlII 7 O
flsein sFas "a .behail II y eiiersoD )EEiz, a. Il
Sfsuhans=i7e1. A -TreuAolm- and Governor
alsi3rsth. Ee ssi they haf nnderstood, BY
tie l-iud iuterference u the President.
AIsssrs. steph sns and Trenholzn had already
been ralesssa rom close cEnfnemenf, and
persn atsd y feiurn b their homes He
vg5tsld ask f6r Governor NcGFsth, eithsr
pardon, or that he might Be released on his
bar1ls. They could assure the President
- harm Eould result FROM such an act Of
cteInenry-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

THURSDAY. ocToBER ia, 1855.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19
SEWING MACHINE!
The Florence


Can be changed frou1cne stitch to snO.her Whi
tna Machine i in motion.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19

( FEslALsstr 8ts5 FEMAIEsH /
lInlmsSg sIssshsus aah ubicli bambssT5s i re-
males suffer, the Root sod Herb lces ~ most hap
PLY adapted, IN lcerated Uterus, 10 Whites, IN
bssring oogn, Falling Of the Womb, Debility, sud
for all complaints incldent % the sex. Sent By e1
press. Prise s. pr oo4is, idH U
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15
- ~ oss-d n---.cr.t
East Sumner High School.

Ihe Siu'ients - the High Schooi. in Ibis
pl,ce. Under The esccii-nt uanarrr,ent All
'uqsr.isicu Of NJ. } n Chaha. Priocipal.
gave puhhc eNhibiiion on Fridar evening
isth uii.. ~hich al Prescott -il t.stif, a,
~orihy o.. noiicc. The enc ucaihsr. FRYE
abundance. and g,ueral confdencc ia the
abihiy q traehcrs anl ..holar.. contributed
O. 6l The hall az a. earl, holr and fiied j,
a. 90 - utmost capacity. q beng Asccr-
tainei hy sciual count hat 60 pcrsous
wers present. Bot. Notwithstanding the
den.rls packed crowd. the harl an,i uncors-
Portable seats. the aluost safooAiirc bat.
The auiiencc seemed sell Disposed an AZ
tcntisc. and their action. clearly csiuccd
that they ~~r, eel entertAined Tb- ~ell
arranged order ol exerclscs. consisted a
Dralorue-. p~clam,tions. Tablesax. Music.
s.. The pieocs scicctei usrs sucb a. 70
alternately please tbe grave ard the CAV.
the lowers % fun. and those more ssda,s
lhe Actors IN the sariou. scenes. performed
Tier paris admirably. AM there ~yrc %
rany eRceii~ut declaiunsr. ior the prize
thai. tbe awarding Comniitec found "a no
easy task. 20 decide No "a. best es.;itled
q y. IL ~ss fnaily a-ar,lel. howevsr. 90
NJ. p. Hove % Stoneham. ogi. The Con
ulitiec rrrard ofhsrs who contested for 4.
A. richly deserving priEcs. AL n esp~di-n,
tb~y voad ehecrfaliy grant them The
young ladies ID p forrlcd ;he parts assign
81 ihs.n Nth q S-al ara tat. worthy - en-
uiai.on. Bot - have not si.scr O. specify
Suiio, to ssy. that the sRhibition. A. ~cll
a. tie t~o terms % sshool uadcr she CON
bincd sail and cnsrgy q Mr. ChaGn. "a,
a compictc sucrcs..
Mr.. Chafiin's character ana rspu'aiion.
not ONLY A. teacher. bat A. a lo,al. de-
voted friend q -, country an s,lio- b.
inEs. 49, TOO eel kno-n berr % require
sny irngihy cuiogy or compensated Pct
from 'bs rrvs.. NursbsT q scholars rsri.-
tercd 81 SPriaE term. g.. Fan term. IS.
None IN ihs primary department
StoCv~
T.. Samncr. Dee. &. is65.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

DInIco LAND sNb PrrEoiErN A~ss-cia.
nos TLis company "a. orgAnized o,
Norway. Iaesday evening. The ofsccrs
CHOSEN ar a. fulio-.
Presii-nf. : ? Gihson. Befbei.
Voc Prs ID. q. D-ni.on. Yarrnoafb.
So, tary. Frecland Hove. Noruav.
Irrasurvr. Geo =. Gibson. Norwav.
Director. = , Gibson. Bethel NJ
Loring Nsrmoath !. l. Home Nor~av F.
thas. Mason. Bethel. u. ~. Tr.c. Soafh
i'sris George Baruham. Glead. j. d
Merrill. Hamiia's Grant
The company have secured Iea.c 81 o.
acrrs in tn tosnships OF Osford. g. w. in
chat % considered 20 b. q ricb oii terrtory.
Well. near By -hieh nav be- considered te,,
wells have proved succesfal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15
FIR. IN Corni.A villare.

We learn that On Saturday morning.
shost o'clock. the large Store in Cornish
Village. Owned by John Jameson. 10.
and OceuPied BY John =. jameson. ~as dis
covered % be on ere. n ~as 80 -en ad-
Vanccd that none Of the goods in the irout
pArt could be saved AM only small guam
i'ty Of hsAsy goods were taken o-It frou, The
rear Of the euilding. By cutting tbrosgh
the front. the safe as drawn out. thu pre-
venting the severe tral "a nust osher~i.e
have had. The whole io.s On store and
goods Is stated 70 Be about $500 There
-s- an in.srance Of stoO on The god, bot
none on tbe bsiiiing.
NJ. j =. jameson was The Town CLERK
and AL the records OF The to~n we-e thu.
lot. The f'reenlesf Lodge Of Mason, had
Han over the story. suited up In Splendid
style. They lose al their rrraiia and 9th
er property. Amounting 60 about $500
Ayouue man ~ho s,tsnP,ed % ave a Biblc
thar had BEEN presented to them. resched
his prize. bat "a. blinded b. the smoke
and had grvAi difficulty IN making b. escape
-ithout ii. =. ". wedge~ood. Esq hsd
storcd IN The builiing his an library. With
other Effects. al q Which ~crc iost. The
church opposite vas considerably soorvbed.
While lion- &. X Aver. ofice eas,e near
going BY The board. IL Vas saved. thoueh
al the claPboarls wvre burned oE from one
side
A subscripiion ~ $1,000 ~-s rsi-~d n
cab. f0r Mr. Jameson. and men are -
YORK ihis week cuiiirg and hc~ing timber.
90 Pct uP another storc AZ oncc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

HnF GrowFn'- Conviction This
r.estinr "a. bsll Boz B,tb.i. Monday even
inr. hc. liih. aocori.rz Oh spro-rfuer-.
The iis--s..o- vas irei,. and very f-.ilu.-
tise to ai present w. slau give oarreal-
ers fl.l report af flc discussion Inars,k
o- 800 TIE aeetng sfaais ai',u-u,d o.
taree seeks al Dr. Trees ia Bethel We
take che hherts to tlJo-rn be- ore vssE ist-
81 81 fhe time 80 in 80 weeks. come. on
Ctrisfras
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

Iur CoSsrrrrrfoS a. Aurxnurxr TIE
Telegraph IMPORTS that Secrciarg Sesa-I Ls.
Sent di-paich o. fh, Provisional Governor
Of Alaaa-na. corGratulsfing BIN upon tbe
aecepfanre by that >tstc 81 tbe Cous,rutior-
81 smendneut Tbs. svcur,s ths neess.sr,
nomher % States in the nfrmafion Iowa
has not 80 acted upon Be-. tsr Legislature
not having been in ses.ion since O. 90. rro-
posed. u -ii be adopted o. the session
tbs sinier. Ne~ jersey also u,ii rat hrr-
sef right upon The record az ,is n.st So.
sion. We noticc shat an iudietmrat fond
a-ainsi . General in kcntucsv eta--. u.rb
fonning a slaves has been dismissed. che
Judge deciding thar slavery did not er.., Boz
m Jnited States. consequently the 60
charged vas no offence against The las
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

fENisS Tnorafr. Tie Fenian Con.
gress has bad an eEtraorlinarr S-sston fhu.
early. % try b. Pr~siient Charge ofusl-
fcassncs al Pcr6dy. Charges and sr.rci-
hcstions scrc served on him. aad q. d.
made no deience. they SER declared rrov
81 AID D. "a deposed from his po.itior
''-as also the secretary Of the Treasury
on hse charge. The Wee PresiJent -.
then s~orn IN as President On the Other
hard Convention Of Delegates endorse
'be President. snd eoademn tie s,iioa 81
the senate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

Washington letter says the temper q
Congress j. bold and decided against any
miik-and-wator plan Of reconsirsction. It
). impossible 70 deny thar the members rep
resent The people and the Prevalent j. 90
vel aware Of that fact. thas b. uiu not
stand 1P against any far proposition. from
be POiisoAl friends. Il BE- believed Con
gress vii extend fh- ieht of suHrase. nos
only 90 blacks in the DistrIci of Columbia
bot 10 those 30 territories. senator morrill,
81 Name. q sianch snfi-slsVery man. takes
DiKon's Oh place on thr District of Coiuu-
bis committee. Tbs wil give the arti-
slavery equal suarage bills a fair chancv
morrill, = rot only radical bot be- b. coor-
sgeous. and sal not be- afraid % emb3dy
hns opinions in deeds
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

ANEElcsN BaEoNE Hen. wm. VII
l's has an Interesting article = ~ Frr...
called oct by thu oonirrring up-u- JOSIAH
PierCe. Jr .ofthe order q ~. Anu-. HI.
order has been ccnierrcd on one other
Amercan.-a son % Csrt Gcor-- Tate. 81
Nesibrook. Of the citizen, q Name -ho
have onioycd such distinction NJ. wilE.
notes. ere granted 90 Sir Wa Phipp.. by
james II. in i6s7. for ~. s1cocssiul euter-
prisc In recovering And Carrying 70 Ens lad
Eo.o.oco :, 10 plate. je-cl.. SC. fron the
-reck % a Spanish ,hip on the coast q IIi.-
pamela lie "a son % a .hip-carpcnter
and brough' up O. h sane basines.. born
80 Ncoi-iCh. MANI. in 1891. and died
governor % Mas.achs.etts IN 1894 b. Tea
10 chiiircn O. inherit The title.
The neat IN order % American Knighi.
va Sir Va fepPerrvll. created baronet
IN las. for has service, in the captar, q
LouishurE. IL -as born 10 Kfte-y. Ne
in 1895. lie died 10 1899. The -cslshiest
man IN Mace. uiiLout q son % Inherit 81.
iItic bot % "a subsequently, conferred up,-
on Wm Sparha-t. ;he son % o.. daueht.r.
-ho took ths name u Pcrperr,u. and be-
came a ioyAli,i ia The early day, o. the Rev
oiation
Anothrr ani more singular case tL.n eth
er 81 ihe other. a. thar Of S.r John Ber-
nafd. son ofGov. Bernard - Massachascit..
the 'uocessor 81 Gov. Po-nal IN l7eO. lie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

IusT CHIcseo Wal a Western cor.
rcspon'iert 40 Las si.ifed tie srt~sian -sii
a. Chicago. O. -hich 90 aualed fe-
verks SINCE ~riiss a.
visited tie artcsian ueu ~ Chica-o
iasi suulmer; snd ii is inle-d -on4erfsI
afafr The -ster boil. u.ih great forc,
over the top 20 tube about A. Li-. bat
''oaier than ordinary stove rire. aad q. con-
d1cted a.ang do-n Cd tie tan ola ta--
~ater- Wheel l1rrrshof. ' uhirh b. t.rr. .-I
ihen r-ns s~ay across tle prairie io 900 %
somc Oh qlaries. 10 i-ates sort az
vht..i d-poslt. ana I imagined thsf O. h.i
tas,e 20 .airlar. t-t ] thlrk tie sr.l,.,.
does De sho~ am trace oi that Thsv
charge Zen cents % - in and sse o.. All
ihe man toli me they took about money
enough to pa expense of s.1kinr co. -
sell One of ihe men toiI me- tbev cosii
Do huf boz deep tie vsier -. fr~h~a
thr.r sounding - irhi r6i teio- ths driued
boir. 90 uL.r.ci anI tsistcI so that tLev
scre AFRAID thy coslint wilkins q. o.
-heu th~y rot BE- up tt-y didat ~ ssain
iesi ihey slouii inIare the sell Ihey
ussd ga fif~ o. souni vlfh They pro-
f.os.d shea as tbere Cd tarn o. thif J.
to to,'unt ths uirter ty masing .ce.
There are several oi qanrries fhat ttey
co. u-e to God. AID .o in cola weather
u.ake good Ero~ih of ioe etrrl rht
u tacy &c ihc big sell fo 40 as eel a.
o. rrrseri. they coui iarni.h q great
amoart 20 P.ssf g. asrt.nrry OaIy
ilsy are o iiule Co. Cal aai oft1-u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

THE SEooSD DIsIEicr. The Lewiston
Journal ssys, d" According Co tie reports
from the Provo-t Marshars oiEce. the So
cad (Leuiston) Disirici furnished 10 th-
service during The year i-St ard 1856 men
a. ioiio-s ~ ls6f View recruits . $50 [.
Veterans So credits bv draft ~ general
naval recruits 80. Total in 1854. Ass
In l-o5 there -crc farui.hcd ~ rccraits
sOi veterans 9 credits by draft llf. gen.
erai naval recruits iss; Substitutes l7l mis-
cciianeous credits - Tofal f1s i-,-5.
100. Ihus ihe Aggregate number of n.en
furnished By the "a Distric' dsring thc to
years "a. 6.i95i To-. - record q .b,.h
his district nas eel be proud
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

>HcCEING AoCIDrNr. On Tuesday last.
Mr. EiiEA Clover. ~ife o. Joshua : Clio
Ver. 81 Sumner. as found -hockinely
eurned snd IN her struggles had scattered
considerable frc about the ron. She say,
sbe remembers nothing after gong 90 the
open frv 20 warn her until ja.t a. ,hc "a
found. IL . 'uPPosed she fvii IN a "a. and
m her uncousciou. Struggle. cot asay from
the FRY Her far. shoai1er. arm and bad
and siie are literally roasted. Thc ph,,i-
cians suumorsi ssy ia; there j. rot = pos
sibie chance Of her recovery So "a.
about 20 vsars % sgc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

TINS ANTIQr srIsS SCrFrn. Those q
our readers Who So the Dement, Tburs-
day Afternoon. are assured that the enf.r-
tainucrt ai Atiantic Hal. - Psri.. PROM
i-es 10 he pleasant affair Dor people
-iH have doahi. m9tise in sueniiur.-
erJoyinr ihems~ls,s and .ending al Co q
patriotic cntcrrrise
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

MErsvcHotr Aourr,rs a Bnrro-
dispaich q fniay saYs Charles sha-.
b. viie and onil ehiif q iti ofeirtt, ear.
-err iro~nrl ~tae ssanrg e1 Tl-asari
Porl in OmesIlr Thrr LeIes -er,
f1und ou laariay The RIVER st this piaes
- closed r,fh Bel. ari nasigafioa has stof..
ped Three san.o f W Eanker. ofFrank.
hn. vtre iro~rfi Thur.day .n ro.I.
rh,ie skating One iru in. and tls ofl..r
80 -ent to be- rssc.s sua s.i vcrs Iro-r-
ed ffevisfon Joarnai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

Dor freed Dr.. Tbomp.on. -iil pardon
ihc liberty taken ~ith h.s letter. aid o..
name- Ihe reader a.ay b. a.s1red that tbr
statement Of last Hlsy BE- rcli-d ur.on 90
very bcuer. The whole -. intrn.I.I s,r
private insP~ction only. ei-e the sr-cula-
Sons ahoui his vel you'd have BEEN differ.
en'ly ~orded. There ar bogus connpan,r.
itere - ci-eshcrr. The ~ O. 90 The
busrcss - 20 s,lct a trusi~orshs u1.n o.
look uP the iocaiion. Ar tben yos kno~
precisely ~b~rr 800 stand
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

Hoo Arson Bufiingame ~as upon tbe
hoor Of the House. on the day Congress a.
sembied. ard received tbe congratslsfious
81 his former Associates. upon be- success. a.
aDiPiomaiist. The opposition uho asei
20 $3.50 ban vifb such bitterness. are pra-
dentiy sent during be- present VISIT liz
aispa'ohe' are nearly prepared on receipt
q -hich b. al refurn to Ctina. ne
brought copy Of the Chinese transisiion
Of a. Americsn vors on international az.
nearly the osiy ~ors 81 ihe kiod ever pub
hshed IN The Celestial Kiszlom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

MtVE F,EuEE. The Maine Farn.t
apTears this sea. printed on re- f,re
throughout. The al give 90 e. spresr-
ance ccnmcnsurafe sith the merit 8ffi.s
fasorite iaurnal ior ere farmer'. fre. l-
>uch Improvement BE- evidcn-e of thrift in-
deed in ti.--- t..s,s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

A Coop ImSs. Tie Journal uys
stage Doe rstp b- established bef~ecn Ms-
rLanic Ftlis art l.esi.ton. Anvthirr r.af
al relieve passengers from ths tedieua of
TOO tours 81 Danvii.e Jancuon ~iu bs ha,.-
81 uiiL pleasure
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

NORFOLK TURErYs. A e. ysars sincr.
DR.. Holmes Of Winthrop. received from a
fr''nd IN Virgins. pair ofturks,s 81 ,r.or-
nous size. the gohbler weighing - pound.
Col. White procured ron hirn some fo~ls
OF tbis blood. ~hich be- has fouud o. b. q
very ssluAbls siock. lie saiJ lasf fall. 81
Of the-s f0-is for sllI.s7. The larger
part q Ais fook have bccn taken I'd for
0rvr'lvTs Boa b. has i-ft a To- paIr,. -hich
can b. hsd 4 applied Tor immediately. Re..
Lenas Thompson. ~bo often stops to Iook
a. these turkeys say tb-y are Of lie sane
kind hat be- has sen in Lis Virginia travel,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

- AfNANlalaff ANftn lAF NNNnfN = uuufW
commenced on Tuesday Of th. -eek
Jvror kENr. preseut.
The soilo-ins d, l,ss Of the juror. 10 at
teud.ncct
fHsr PaNrt-
Gilman I. Bi.te. Hsthcl. FOREMAN.
ts~orge Berry. raris
Albert tasLman. Hebron
Ben. DAVIS. r.. Mooduo~k
>amuel o., DAVIS. Drnmark
Jacob Dresser. Alhanv
" ins'o- ~. Earle. Nor-sv.
Msn.iieid Grover. Roxhurs
John ". Hose. Canton
Simon b johnson. Brssnfcli
>tephen ioveioy. Waterford
l.csi 1. Lursey. Paris.
SECoSD Ps~ri-
Heavy Msriin. Rumford. Fsreman.
Andrv- NJ Merriam. Norsay.
Eh Mor-e. DiN6sld
Adlison Nelson. Osfori
John Picrcc. Jr Hiram
Sylvester Robertson. Bethel.
lsaac >ha~. Buskfsh
josiah ~. ~. srus. Lowell
Gcorge T.. saith. lianovcr
John Ihompson. IT.. Hartford.
tharles Tibbctt.. Frysburv.
Albert ID. White. Bsckfeld.
SrrEnNUNERAxtr.
jas. Walker. Frycbarg. excused.
l.aac / York. Grafton.
Nailaoc Rserson. sumner. excused.
The ioli0sinE action. have been Opposed
OF
No 2sg Winthror Steven. Aluin'r. ",
David \. Sa~yer. Action. Of as.urnpsit.
rs'erred 10 ihe Coori. Judgm-ns for PIC.
Black for Prn. Nirrin Tor Dch.
Hannah NJ Lane Lih, y. John . Lane
bisorce derrree. Cu.totly % The minor
ehild 18th thc moiher Lule6eld. for Libt.
no appcaranc~ for Lit,rilc.
MARTA 4 Eiher,dgc ", Joseph r. Bas-
'e'i- Action on sssumr-ii for service. a.
Agent for Def. Damage. 70 D. a..es.ed
BY m cosrt- Frye for Pa. Hamaon.
for Drh.
Daniel Buck Libt ". SarshA Buck
Disorov dccrucd. Cause dc,rrtioa. Black
for Libt
simeon Cusininss - sidney Have. and
WInihroP Stevens. Trustee. Action Of
troser O. recover thc pay for stock Which
Dch hal bail saisd % Pis ard converted
60 his o-nu Trisi. fr., i1ry. veriirt 20
Dch. Black sor Prin ". ". Vsrgia Soc
Dct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

Wsssinston reports say thai uaove-nens
has bee organized 81 s8asif 81 T-no~..~e
ncmbeFs q he House. a private no.s
fros Hashingtou say d" Tel or friend.
- have 10 fear q the tdnissiou Of rebel
Couzrsssusn. To Uaion meub-r. are a.
ore mao sgsinst sdmftuz aeu.bcrs from
sny stare uufd TIE fs'iesi gusraufie.srs o.
ssined Of saiefy ior Tire fsturs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15
Profitable Hogs.
Z samner. Dee ise5.

kf'far - Iicsocraf A. thi. b. The "a.
80 Tor big stories and big hogs. I oil tel
you -hai nine have done YESTERDAY I
sisughtcfsd too poiksr.. thar -crv one
sear old lat Aprl Ia % th~ui had
elesen pigs n Nav snd rai-ed tbrrn all
she veighcd 80 pound.. The osh~r hal
sie'en Pigs in April and fre more IN SIP
'ember. ard raised tb-m al. 80 ~eigh-d
$40 pounds. They ~crc grasc Chesicrs
and A. nv idcA - tLE the hcst hog. arr
'ho'e dat pay BE best. give yoa the &
.rss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

DFnIcsrI0S. We learn thst fbe Jnion
Meeting House - N~vry Corner. IL 60 o.
dedicated on Wednesday ihe 25th Of De-
cs1sbsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

u Nasbingfon. FRIDAY. q rcooasfruc'ed
rebei csrtsin sssaulied tbe Provost Marshsl
81 fLs Di.iricf. lie - at once takea b.
ehargs By ths poles and conmisfed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

Postmaster Dole Of Portland ~. sen. in
his res gusfion. vhicb - - take essst IL
lat Of ihis quarter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

We iearu thst Dr. q. ID. BuItsry IA.
reccrlr received sr sppo intmeut in ths
Castor Houss ia Portland
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

The anosnt 81 lsak.ag capital in BE-
Jnifei 'a,ss in is55. ~ s570.-3f.6-f
Sp~eis in ile Nationai treassry. sni in
bauks s9s. g,I 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15

Gold. D,e IS 1914
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-15
sapreme Judicial caur,.

The Dccrmier Tern for Oxford County
commenced on Tses,lay Of ths -eek
Jvr'oE KENr. present.
The toilo-ins Is LIT OF The juror. 10 at
tcua.n~es
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-29

wH. "A amended. first represented OF tho Princesss
Theatre. in London on the 22d Of March. on
which day the work was duly registered an
England and In America simultaneously. in
order to secure the copyright under the
Copyright Acts in both countries. On the Gdoi Apr,
there appeared Of the numbers OF ne London Her
nd. dated. however the s9th Of April, containing
novel with the identical title of "ArTah IA Pogle or
the Wicklow Wedding" and containing the Dsmes.
characters and dialogue of the play. sngty II AT ai
altered. On the same day. viz the 22d OF Aprl. tne
paintn Bouccaut wrote to the deiehdant 10 Complain
this he received reply On the 9TH Of May Mr Bou'
coaut again insisted. through his solctor on ie aus
continuance OF the publication. and on the lo'1rhs
day the defendant. after suggesting that me puDhca'
tlon complained Of was. in reality great advantage 70
Mr. B0ucicault, wrote to say hc had ordered te INN
date dsc0ntinuance OF the novel but on the next day
there appeared fresh number OF Iae London Herald
containing continuation Of the tale. The bill set
out many passages in the novel similar to the py IL
argued for the defendant that the play had never
been published book and that copyright as play
would not give copyright as book that the 60 plain
TIL was an alien, and therefore that the Copyright hcts
were nappcable. II clear that the plaintihs han
done everything under the statute. TO secare their copy
rights and to damage argued for the paintifs
TO DO very possible for stupid novel to daI age sou
play. His Honor held that this play had been regis
tered q book, and such subject 10 the clauses
IN the Copyright Acts affecting such reglstratons
Both authors had copyrights under tho Acts held sew
orally. The only difficulty whether the registration
in America on the same day sufficiently complied WED
the requirements of the Act, that book should not
have been previously published any foreign country
His Honor. therefore ordered the plaintiffs 70 give
security damages that might arise on that point
and granted the injunction. Mr. Rolt z. C.. and MI.
Wood (of Common Law Barr, and Hr. Bruce for the
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-29
MEXICO.
The Lis.snI- si Nonierey-Opcrati"Hs "f
Gen. Ncgresr Alleged Attempt - h'@'
nap shc rprcs> at Mexico.

Csn:p. Saturday. May =, 1872,
The N,,c- ORLEANS 1ines's Brazos corresponds
ent under date of the l2th nst The Liberal foroe
which captured Monterey was 1000 strong. -,
Gen. Negrete. after occupying she place !e'ieu
forced loan Of iO00 0o0 in specie
At the fight at Satilo the lmperaliss Gems. Victor'
ano. Lepedo and FerrO were wounded but tscaPeo,
In this fight Cortina capGred $50 IN specie ana so
prisoners. While Gen. Negrcte was attacking Msta'
noros on the 2th ult the Rebel Gen. Slaughter fort-
fled the left bank of the Rio Grande. aud opened an
artillery fire TO prevent Negrees troops from reaching
the river for water. 49,,
A party of guerrillas recently attempted to kidnap
the Empress from the City of Mexico but were unsuc'
cessful
The unpopularty of MaNmilian Is still further con-
6rmed.