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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-09
By the Governor of West Virginia
PROCLAMATION.


\ PROCLAMATION.
UNIIE YEAR THAT IS DRAWING TO A
L cl0Se hns been one Of signal and bOuntliul
mercles. Tie tempest OF rebellion which
dnrkened and devastated the lHnd and left
IltROlntU thousands OfOnce happy homts has
passed hwUy, md peace Rgaln bleS'eS tic land
\ with the sunshine from her white wings.
TIE great nr1nRmentS, the leglonS OF armed
men, the lhnndcTS Of wars terrific enginery,
md the terror, blood and death o. four yeAFt,
EtupenlOuS conflict, exist only In the past, aud
| have left scarcely shadow to dnTRen the
! smiling peace which the present year has
| brought uI Nor IL peace The only boon ~.
cured BY the dread HIbltHMCnt iOrcCd upon
! tho country. Lasting tranquility hS been
secured, because the AOuTco Of all our dlSOTs
deN has been destroyed, aud thugrCAt prlnCl'
pies which undCTlle ouI Government have
been VindlcRted, strengthened and purified.
| Treason and USurpatlon, which nSnilcd good
government and natural rtght, hnve been
OvGrpowOred and ulSaTIned; and tho people
Of the United states have not only stricken
nTthe shhckleS or four millions OF bOhunicn,
but have UmnnclpntRIl themselves iOTCVef
from the ietleR which aggressive and organ
lied InlQulty hRs been able so long 10 Impose,
From the chnns Into which we were thrown
by wicked mon, u benltlcent Providence
brought forth this young Commonwealth,
md freed us from our ancient dORTRhntlnnN,
a people redeemed, rcgCnCrlttO and olsen
thRllOti, with our priceless heritage Of liberty
and law secured To pOSteTily, We, Indeed,
above all Others, owe thanks v the Great
Rnler and PFcSNTver who walked with lls
Though the valley NJ gloom and depression.
MIR should we bo unmindiIil OF material
blcNlnga In tho year thAt IL past, unusual
prosperity Inns attended tho enterprises and in.
dnstriCN Of tho pcOplc, The earth has yielded
lOuuilfil hnTVlFtE, md tic oil Of her fntnUsts
nbunhnntly. 80 fur rom the pCNtilenre AMI
iiImlnc usually consequent upon war, un'
usIlnl health Nnu nlcnty prevail nIu all look
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TnE 0loollon n0ws y0aIaIday 9 ially

THE election news yesterday u fulIy
corroborated this morning. The Union
party Is everywhere victorious. Tho
daughter Of the democracy Is whole
sale. Their total rvut and overthrow
has no parallel In tho history Of the
country. Such a result Is not aoci-
dental. Il expresses the premeditated
determination OF the people not to en-
trust power In the hands Of those who
50 NEARLY accomplished the destruction
ofthe country when in power. The re-
suit is the popular verdict pronounced
upon the record of the Democratic par
ty preceding and during the war. The
language is, 1--WE fear the future ascOn-
dancy ofsuch party, and We darenot
trust IT,
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The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WnkhlnutOn OFfn1iAr 18Th IgaG

NTHEREAS ny SATISFACTORY EVI.
w denCC presented 10 the undersigned, II
has been made TO appear that e The Ma
tIOnRl savings BRnIE OF wheeling
In tho City Of Wheeling, in the County OF Ohio
and State OF West Virginia, hAs beNn duly
organized under md accounting TO the require
msntS OF tho net Of Congress, entitled nil net
10 prOVitlGn National Currency, secured by .
pledge OF United States bonds, and TO provide
for tho circulation md redemption thereof,
approved June 81, 1881, and hAs compiled With
all tho provisions Of ERid net, rcQnlrSl 10 10
compiled with before commencing the buEl.
moss nf Banking, under Knid nGt.
Now, Therefore, !, Freeman Clark, Comp
trnller Of the Currency, dOhCCby certify that
1.-THE NATIONAL aAVlNGS'RANK, p" or
Wheeling, IN tho City uf Wheeling, IN the
County OF Ohio and StRle Of West Virginia,
" authorized 10 commence tho business nf
Banking under the nct aforesaid
In testimony wherPOfWitnCts my hnNu md
HGRl Of Once, this 18th day OF October, lSEa,
FREEMAN CLARK,
OC2l-tOd No. l6gi.l Comptroller,
In accordance with the RbOvC the National
Savings Hunk will begin business on WCdnOS.
day, SOvCmlCrl, lHd5.
i, II. iIILDRFTT, Cashier.
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Over twenty yean' ineISsiln dennd has
established the fact that isTiitWsi vENE-
Than HAIR DYE, Is tliehest IN DE World II
Is the cheapest, the most reliable and most
convenient. Complete IN one bottle, Does
not require any proviouB prep ton Of the
hair, No trouble. No crock ur stain. Does
not rub on or make the hairapp aFinSty and
dead, but imparts 10 It now III md luStre.
Produces a beautiful black Or brown, as pre-
tened. Achild can apply Il, Always dives
SatiIhction. Only 70 cents % bottle. Sold
everywhere, /,
A. 1. MATTHEW'S, MRnufaei Y.
DEbfAS BARNES&C CO., NeN fptl4 whole
nle Agents. y may -lyeoa q
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For sale Cheap.

A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
~ hOncO on tho lon lnHh side OF Fourth H..
nloVC Union, containing eight UOms, u bait
room, ilnlsllHl attic and good basement, with
water md gfH ON tho mnin iloUr Posses
sion, given BY April lSUD, or sOoOncr II do
~ located on Main Street, IN one NJ the hSl
business portions NJ the city, For terms, &C.
M, TIIOS. u'ilRlEN,
nOVS-lw lICRl Estate Agent,
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Administration Notioo.

T ETTERs OF ADMINISTRATION ITAV.
Ling hSon granted TO the undersigned on
tho estate Of Win, II, &, Payne, deceased, Into
Of tho city OfWhCClng, Ohio county, MI mr..
SONS having claims nG nlnSi tho estate viii ire.
cont them without delay, anu tlltn,, indebted
will nnkC payment IN like manner,
a, n. JOHNSTON,
Administrator OF estate Ut VIM. II. &, Payne,
deceased, nuv7.3t
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SplfIlEI g9lIlI

A W.AY WITH sPI.qf df3f,s, -oLp
IA ey0s ntade nav, without Ga, doc
tor OF medicine, FamH nl1l iitd mo an
feeaipt Or to1 cgntL Addi II 7o0la, n.
b, No, lloo broadway, ee Aollsf n0y7-2w
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COCO CREAM FORTHEMAR.
q Coco Cream Tor tho Hair

COCO CREAM FOR 1.-THE HAIR.
Coco Cream Tor the Hail.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away With your oEeY Hain =
Away with your Gnu HAiF.
No more r1nold Pomade9ll
Nonore rancid PomadoIli
you want something elegantly
II you admire delicious Perfume, Ff
fyou desire son and silky Hair,
II you want your Hair preserved,
Ifyou want your Hair to grow
Ifyou want TO prevent premature Baldnesa
II you want to BE- nd OF Daudrtf;
Use the Coco Cream f
Use the Coco Cream
Use tho Coco Cream lH
Use the Coco Cream
Use tha Coco Cream
Price IS cents bottle.
LAUGHLINs 4 BUHIIFIELD,
ju2i ,g Wheeling, VIVA.
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ITCH, ITOH5 ITGH.
scratch, scratch, Selatch.
'WHEATON's OINTMENT

VIII cure tho Itch IN g h1nf8.
Also cures Salt Rheuin, uleeE ehilblAlnsl
and ali ETnptlons Of the Skin. pito 80 cents'
For Bnle by all Druggists. :.
BY BepdlngR0 cents to WEEl63d PQTTERl
sole Agents, 10 W1shing eheet BoStonI
postage, TO any part OF tho United States.
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Washington Hall.
VIM. Henderson, Lessee & Manager.
NINE, GHIoNI & SIG. susNTrs
Grand Italian Opera.
Two nights only, viz. Monday and
Tuesday, Nov. I1III and IIth.
EIANItn On An nnIaIn 40

luCauuSS NOV. lSIn ana IItns
TWO GRAND OPERAS
In II style unrivallCd by any otler manage
ncnt.
York Academy Of Music constitute the CHI
Onl anil SuInI Grand Italian OpGn Com nny
Signnrlnn Angelina GhlOnl, tho innOu,
Dramatic Prlmn pOnnn, from the italian OPP
err, n. Y. Academy OF Music, and tho Thea
ire TAcOn, Havana.
Nine. i'a,tI strakosCll, the favorItC Con-
Milo. CannIsa, rrlmA Dounn, GrovCrt
signon Macaferrl md ErrnnI, First TcnorS
Of the New York, Boston md Philadelphia
Academies Of Music.
RlgnOr MnncllSi, tho eminent baritone, nom
the Grand pRem Theatre 1Gcon, Havana.
AlgnOr Augustine SIlEinl, the Gnnd BaSSO
PrOfundn, late Of Max MNrplZCks italian OPP
Signor ANTON Graf, the celnbntCl BaSO
HuilO, Int Of0rOvGrE German OpGrn.
Nine. ParOEEl md Zig. ZRpnLGl, Second
DOnnnA.
Slg. XimenCS aud Sig. PERM, Second TcnoN,
Sig. lI0catclll and Sly. Mn@in, Second
DAASnR
Conductor. Francisco ROl
LEADER Il, Zitterelri.
stnRn Manager. ,.""",,..,I."r.","sl8. NnNilhl,
iIlIII'
COstuiUCfS.. ERrllnl, Sly, sRntGlin.
Tie entirely new and costly wardrobe hns
been purchased by the Director In Paris.
Th1tOllOwlng Operas will BIZ performed with
Il cast Of unsurpassed strength:
Monday evening, November lS NeuliS
Chef 'OuYTG,
la TIIAVIATEi
Tuesday evening, November II, GOnnOds
great muster work,
FAURTu
Reserved seats So; Admission 81, Seats may
bO secured, commencing Friday morning nj
10 A. 81, ntJeStC MCllOrS music store. doom
Op0n NJ ~, Opera 10 commence nt 8.
nOVH.ll
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First Mutual Store Association.

TINE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE FIRST
Mutual Store Association, Of Wheeling,
will meet In American Hnll, ContTeW heellng,
Wednesday evening, Novembar 18th, at
o'clock, p. M. for the purpose ofelectlnB I'VE
Directors, md permanently organizing under
their charter. By oFIler ofthe Association.
.T.ff JOHN c. HERVEY,
nov2-2W Chairman Of Com.
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Now Maokerol.

IGN HALF nRls., No. 2, LARGE.
10 barrels, NOa, "a ., medium.
% half No. 4, medium.
100 KilN, Nos. az, largo
lOO lIOKGS Scotch Herring,
ocI LIST, MoRRIsON& Co,
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A Cnrd.

I'VE RETURN OUR THANKS TO THE
w mRnY friends and Patrons OF Jeremiah
Clemens tdCcHStIl tor tho lhcIUl patron
also tnkO this method Of Informing tho rUl,.
lC TINT we intend 10 curry IN tho lfnTnitUrO
and Upholstery business III all liA branches
NJ tho old stand, No 10 Main street, WhGn
We hope by strict attention 10 business to
Cil on him. j, CLEMENS 3 co,
N, Rive RlNO Intend TO carry on tho I'm.
dCTtRhIng business On before We keep con.
AtRnily oil lnnh null assortment ri Metallic
md nIlIOr Collins, Nuggt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-14
Stand By The President.

fresiden; johnson 10 some % BIS ideas q
reorganization. differs from a large and IN
fUeniial class IN the great union party ol
the country but no one can douht that Be
Is tonosf IN his opinions. thai be means
right and I'll come out rlsh;. That being
the case. il is the dusy Of al loyal oi;ixens
10 stand up squarely 10 his support. Since
the death Of the lamentcd Lincoln. De- has
shown himself comPctcnt for the high and
responsible POSITION 90 suddeniy thrown
upon him.
lie has been through the fires a. The re-
bcihou himself; hsd h. ianiiy turned out
q door his property confscated. and has
himself been hunted down ike vid beast
IN the mountains lie knows al about the
rebels and jus' bow 90 deal With than. and
has the ~in and the determination % DO
thea fol- Justice. Let us then forgo' al
minor differences % opinion ard give the
President a cordial support. We have fun
faiih in Andrew johnson, tkai be VII close
or his great rrb~llion in = manner salts
factors % The loyal nassrs. lie has aiwass
been the special friend % The la6oring oias-
ses, ior the ,ery good reason that be spruuc
from thar class. And nov - have fsn
confidence that BE- wi Wind up this conpli-
Gated natter IN a manner that redou "a o.
the best good % al We rvpcat. 10 q,
stand BY the President
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-14
Bethel Items.

Capt. A. p. T-itehell. q the 7th Maine
Batter. returned home last week.
Maj Gen Grover arrived ia town last
seek. on a visit TO n. parents. The Cen
eral has lived The equivalcni % = long life
IN The four Years past.
The Catalogue for Bradford Female sem
mary for 1865. records the names Of lis
students Oxford Comfy has furnished
number % excellent tes-h-rs for this -four
ishing Institution.
Mr. Daniel IIAsiing. eaugbt Lynx in a
trap. on the meado- last week. Securing
his feet be grssPed the animal BY the tsroai.
thrc~ hin over has shoulder and carried
him home alive.
The citizens Of No~ry Corner have par
chased the church IN Bethel kno~n a. the
Locke House ard torn a down With The IN
tcniion Of bsiding church II hat place
Tbis . a romantic spot a. the mouth OF
Bear River. and the surrounding people are
in independent circumstances. Thu. New
~ = a, last to have a church Of its Own.
vhiic Bethel has oae ibe- lcs,.
Marrow E-cArE. A. Mcssrs. Perry.
Blake And Newell Annis. ~crc crossing Al
der River Bridge. FndAg last. nth load
Of wool dra~n BY a yoke q oxen AM q
horse. the bridge gave usy ia the center.
prcoiPiia'ing them al hsadlong int0 she
water a distance q zen % t-clvc iset. The
water Is over ten icct deep beneath tbe
bridge. aad the load fcn uroa the team.
The oxen sscooeded in gciiing their hsads
above the hoating plank. When the drivers
invoked them and cxiricascd them and a..
horsc. without ans serious damage save %
The horses nose. The cutlery alarmed ihc
village With The cry o. Gre. the ben vas rung
and ever, body 90 the alert iill the caass
Sas Ascertaincd. Altogether "a was a most
narrow escape. TIE aocideat vas oocAs-
ioncd by the breaking Of an iroa rod which
supported the ocnicr Of thc bridS-. an thsy
oWcd their preservaiion 10 the depth % The
water INTO vLich they fen
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-14
MAINE ITEMS

The iookup 10 Calais rs 80 on Ere last
Soaday morning. and ~as entirely oonsura-
81.
Ibc CHirens' National Bank % Bah.
9Th a capital q $4,000. has been CHAR
tered
The ist Naine Battery uas % leave
winehesser. Va. f'r home. on Monday.
The Pres. .ay. there are HOBS person.
in Portland. bstvccn the ages 81 .nd ~.
The Steamer clipper - 20 run this SUM-
mcr. bct~ccn Portland AMI yarmouth.
Lander. only .on of Mr Asa At-ooi.
Of Sko-hesNn. aged eight yesrs. AS
dTo~nsd A. thAi place on FRIDAY ls-s.
The CLARION SAYS that a tornado passed
OVER Brighten on Monday % last week.
doing considerable damage sobuildings and
crops.
Col Joseph Freeman Of rolani. died ,t
his residence a. Minot Corner. Friday
-eck. At the rip age 81 "a Col = ~as
one % The original settlers oi Poland. ani
has Ai~sys bccn one % The mosi pto.nincnt
ciiircus - thai tsun
Tbe Journal says that on tbc Sabbaih
slcoccding tie anniversarr,s. sIsg we're
contributed BY tn Pine - S1cietv. % ths
Treasury Of che Maine Missiouarv Socsetv.
O. aid m supplying destitute places Ia tbs
State 18th religious iDsiruction.
Mr,. JOB White q Beifa., vas terribly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-14
E1seut,oa Of the A.asin..

The miserable conspirators vho have for
several weeks been on triai before The mill.
tary commission AZ Washington. have been
eonvicted-four Of them hung. and the 9th
ers sent to prison 20 paw The penalty Of their
crimes. Correspondents a Washingtoa
had beea uIiting from The Capitol. thai the
President would quAsh the whole PrOceel-
ings and order the criminals tried ia evil
court This SANDER upon President John
son has been contradicfeG In = way that
leaves no shado~ Of doubt uPon the pubiic
mind - 20 where be stands. The speedy
Justice meted out 20 the condemned assas-
Sins y he best vindici ton of the frmness
and patriosissn Of the Excessive. Had TIRE
execution been postponed 20 distant day.
u j. easy enough 90 be seen. ths excite
uBent that would have been raised in the
ooumunity. IN their behalf. BY rebel svra.
dAthizers and class Of moon-struck rbi-
lanshr0pisss. who always she'd u,ore croco
die tears over the criminals thar thev do
real ones over the victims Of their fendish
attrocigy.
the hands Of justice BY ~rit Of habeas cor
Pus. which were made in a fe= short bours.
shows ~hai wouid have been done. had the
frlosais Of these uisrSlercrs had little u,crr
time TO operate. But thanks to the stern
ness Of Asdy Johnson their plAn. were
s1nnaarily fooled. an end vas pat - all ef-
forts IN fhat direction. To this sndinc Of
rbe Court. and the speedy execution Of tho
muriercrs. the whole losai heart q the
Country win respond. amen. To have SET
ferod these guilty assassIns 20 slip through
the meshes Of the Las. would have been an
eternal disgrace upon tae national charac-
ter. O;her eaiPri;s oasht u oegin 90 see
that TREASON and assasslnatioa are ~ a. 70
unponished. The authorifies - this nafion
have a great duiy 60 perform IN adjusting
matters wshin III r criminal iurisdiction.
incident 90 the closing Up Of thu rebellion.
Let thea DO IL fearlcssiy and srzaly. ard
the people III stand By them % the end.
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lettings from Hiram.

Some things car he done a. vel ~ 9TH
er-. and persons, animals. AMI things. In
this place. are determined % 10 their sharc
We can make oaly one exception % the 49,
scrtion frequen;iv made. =" that everything
promiscs an abundant harvest The ap-
PIE orchards arc unusually destitute o. frsit
Cows arr astonishing their ouucrs A. thc
q1aniity q milk AM butter they are able 20
Prodac-. 4 COZ o. n. Z. Allen. fus ten
quart ard a ~ quart pail a. night T :
Hubbard Las a arroW better. native. shat
made So pounds % nice better IN onc
week
j. J. Ciemons shearel % - lbs .picn-
did wooi from to cwes.
81 X. Mabry ha. CotsroId back TIA.
sheared d $40 Jos. nice. clean vol. lie
cut grass last week that measured 8 I-5h.
above the stubb;e. tn. grass Va Org
naly the Striped or Lady's Grass Of our
flower gardens; % spreAl and BAKED Nth
oihcr kinds. lost IL stripes and nov shoots
Up a tai spire. terminating in a bad re-
sembins meadow Blue JOINT. ], flrnishe.
an Abundance 81 forage.
oar onfcrprisins citizens are fsrnishinr
themselves 18th Messing Machines. AID a.
ins iLem 20 n0oh Advantage
The Union Sewing Circle - discus. inc
The eHPedieucv q ooniinuing its labors. and
aPProprlaiing the proceeds 70 The purcha.e
q a monumcut TO tbe memory Of deoea.ea
soidlers 81 Hiram. About twenty have fal.
fen victims % the rebellion. They sbosil
BE- h0norcd. and thcir names handed down
% PostcrIty engraved upon che inperisb-
able Hlarble
We close our items bva chaIlerre. An
infant laughter q A. \. =. Googius. Eve
months old. weighs - lbs. ayoirduf.oi.
What town can DO better. 4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-14

MfSINo. BY crrtifcaic on Sc IN the
Office % the Clerk % Courts. !, appears
thai = Company IA. been iaooToraieI IN
Nev lork. one of the Objects % vbieh. is
10 nine Tor tin IN thc tom oi PAYS. TIE
capital s'oek T. O. consist % 80. On. IN
10000 shares ~ a. each. Nth thc right 70
double that amount. b. iLe decision - two
thirds the fh~c~forf TIE Directors. elf
appointed for the srsi year a. n. A. Ho-
Gel. u. " H-ndrickson AID n. : Hogrl.
ans they srv @ have their oGcc 30 New
YORK CITY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-14

CaFrrErD poCUrrNrs. The archives
recently discovered have rcache4 Wa.hinE-
ton Ihey coatain r~oorl. q the Mont
geometry Congress. history % th- rebel arusv
of Tennessee. and the rebel TreAsury
books. Auong the paper the government
discovered several documents % vital i'm
T-ortancc. determining The guils and com
Pheify q JET DAVIS IN the oonT,irscy pio,
Ihcse documents ar % su-h import a. O.
determines. probably. the aathoriiics IN "a
vor Of tbe triai of Davt, before a military
oommissioa uPon thr ohargc u a,.assina-
iioa-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-14

The following aaecdo,e is uew aaI I'M
prcssive-
Mr. Chase told TIE lat. a. the Cahiae,
meeting Immediately after The battle Of An
tictam. and jasf prior O. the issue ofibe
september Prociamat ION. The Prcsidcrt en-
tered upon the business before them bv
saying tia; 90 The time for tie enunciasi9,
ofthe emancips'ion policy oould no long
er Pc delayed. Psbhc sentiment H.
thought uouid sustain f-mauy % ~,
warmes hueuds and supporters condemn.
ed Be- ard D. bad promised bis God tLai
be would DO a. The iast part of tbs "a.
uttered IN % tone. and app cared o. I'd
heard BY no ore bot Secretary Chase. uho
vas sitting near him. lie aske 3 fbe Pre.i.
dent d BE- correctly undersfOod Lim. Mr.
Lincoln replied '' made a solemn 49,
before Col that. u Gen. Lee "a driven
back from Penusyivania. you'd crown iis
rrsalt BY The der'arafioa - .freefor o. o..
sirr-s~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-14

ASroVrR. JUtV g. isfs
Ma. EprroE Having myscH enjoyed
the interesting exercises OF tse Fo1rth. IN
htiic to~a among the mosntains. I be-
hefhough; rns.ciL hat por,hanoc you. TOO.
~oui1 Ike o. knov so-nethinE Of 10. ever
cises- Yes; TIE Fourth did rcaiiy cal W
on thc cool people a Andovcr. Dirsc;iv
ster tvclvc O'Clock on Monday night. Il
r'alc its entrance into town a calm. tn
u-nrhai cutrancr. ~riconed only BY the
things naiure. aruse Al the da~ning 81
dsy sod looked forth upon our gran. old
bal All natlrc seemed o. have folded her
hands. AMI giving thanks 10 The Givcr Of al
good eiiss. ioE The gis Of The great dAy. a
day OF the nation's glory. Oar ciiizen. had
dc day Vrevious. erected On The common.
nc~ aagsiaa. With the prosPect of ne~
aaE. bat for causes unknosn thcrc was no
hag forthcoming Consequently. tie Gag
raised four years ago. a. the breaking ost
q The rcbeilon. was agtia. a. sunrise.
thrown 20 tbc b-ccEc AM A. I hooked upon
o. f1afing tbere. I fcli a new th-ili Of love
Or ~ stars and stripes. Il has uithstool
tLc sunshine and shadows % the last four
Years has coated triumphantly over the
greatest victories ever achieved % uan
waved over the graves u scnc % our coun-
tr!'s brave dcfcnier- AID drapcd ihc altar
a. the funeral services 81 our oelovcl rrcs-
ilent. Aithoush somewhat tAficrvd and
torn. love the Oh iag
Presrniiy there burst upon the Stiffness.
the sosnl 90 muskciry AM the ringing %
the bell. and thc good citizen. began 20 be-
stir tLcmselscs. a. 81 avarv that there was
something @ 90 10 honor Of thrir gacst.
81 Tea O'Clock procession "a formed. but
nearly a. som a. formed. broken up ~ thc
Appearance o. a company offantastics. uaorc
properly called horribics. ard smart
shower a. rain. 4 COOL deal 90 ncrrncns
vas occasiouei by che srotesqae appear
anoc ~ thc fsntasiic-. sd dismay a. the
shorcr % rain. Ho-cyrr. thc cioais soon
scattered. and tie saa shonc more briehtly
Tor b..
The proccssion "a AGAIN formed. and
marchrd % one offhc nany bcauti.sl pine
groves % which our State car boast The
exercises we're a. fIlo~s PRAYER. by
Rev. ". y. Jordaa. Reading o. ihe Dee
laration a IudcPeldcnce. bY Dr. l.. Ia
gals We tbcn lstsaei % a. Grafton ~
your iclio~ sownsman. Hoa. SiJncy Per-
ham- lie sFoke o. ~ in his usaal energetic
an eloqucnt manner. ofoar country's past.
present and future. after -hioh ~ company
suuoundcd tic beautifully hien iabIes.
and Tartook % lie collation. prepared for
thea. III toasi master had ben sapTiicd
With sra;iuents uorily the oceasiou. sonc
az UAieA vcrc rcsponled 90 a. lcrgih D.
Mr.. icrLam al others.
tbs passed ore q tbc raosi glorioss ana
Verssrios o. our Naiion', In,iepcudcuoe thai
ere thc san shoue on. \ Nation PARTED
hy thc blood % Der neble sons. Nas,oa
that can boas; % bordneu freed. aEd a
States REUNITED, for ~hich blcssin-s. she
people ~iiL one accord have returned thanks
20 the Aiuighiy author.
Truiy yours.
PWM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-14

hts.-ngioa papers So tLaf Geucral Hal
leck. vao goes % San Franclsco on tbe Isf
81 A1sus'. a1d vbo Ill conseqor--iy rs-t
vfh b. Ear-horsc " Ma.ar.~ ~L.rb "a.
shared ail the dangers Of uar-ith hin sinoe
o. commenccuent. uiI disr.oss 81 bin A.
public safe ia thsi ciiy. on thc 3iu ia.f
q not disposed privaieis before tlrt dav.
We supPose 90 are ignorant. a-l Or.
hap benz GIFTED. Doe 90 couicss O. IA, 4,
thc dark abost che '' dangers &C ~ar. -bi,b
Gen HaiIeck has encountered d1r.az tie
reoel.lou. except it usy be ust of losing
b. p.acc -Courier.