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~ aHtAeriiy 20 - SECRETARY 90 a. rrca.ary.
~ unersignfi ~ ssss1aed The Genrral sabsorip
tion Agony Or ~ sae % tuited siates Trc.sury
Votes be-rlng 49, sui taree toufhs pr csuf In
,srcat. per aunura. kaouu ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-21

Rev J. &. Snov's soieiy. AZ Auburn
hsvc added 500 20 his sAlary.
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4 uMiNf~TEtrOB' SALE. n, l.-~... ~
n fhr fr.asfe tosiIt for the cl.iafT n Dsf.rf
tfarroI ra Or fhfrf Z arslst 81 u-sr..f.r I-,s
o. -aI-rrier A1ainisflafar a. 49, a.. III
o. est.'e IS iasai o.. MALL. Lsts 81 Dirsr y.
ID saIt rauaf. .rf.tsst, uiI al l- pebble rufr.r
if fls are 90 Etaisf s. Hfs'ss Oh sslI Dtss-lI
ra o. ISL tsy ri Mas a. ID. t-s5. at . s.ri.ek
~. ono a-i..r .ir.I hs f 81 fhr l.u.ar fessr i
.f rrli rrtate sftrarei M uIxsei. G1au. I.fa
~. d range 2. ". Z ta rrnrr ~ 50. a. l1
.as-r .. TOO zorrs 81. o. aaI ~ la rang. Do.
1aa sa.rs ts o. ~l-rrs Iefrt.ft ....
FL shase af28 e. o. y. M .n rtnrr a. .a fh-
psa "a HrVIro t'f.'a,az Ia Hsif's rran arf
f.rg f1r rrsi e.isle ri shfrh f-rrnseI I..i .a.r-
e.. $500 q uAELDu
Daist o. D.sfs'i. HaIah ~. is6s
('ouui~~I0NFE's NOTICE. W s.,..f
" Ie.a aFea...rl Oh Ca. o. " W-.Ealr.
iEr ri ireiatr o. ile fa..fF af fIxt.rf. g,aI-
r.ssl''r.s o. rsf.r.u th. r.ii-rs rfas rr.ff.rs
ff..fI " ..r. .l.r .f HrnE I'd .r Il. Ir......
ts 90. tssi. - 80 estate 10 rsrrrs-atr1 ias r.
iaH 80 u.nIas f.n fhr Ih.r.
r...s. ID Maseh. lse1. hts- ..-.a sI.....t -. a.
.rif..s a ariaE b. cd rr.rr Ihr.r r.t,.a-. col
lsff fs ef- aHrat ta fhe ta.f ass.ra-i ss af rle
CO. ai Ialsfer a q rtsrls.l .r u.rfrIi .. Isrr.
la Dbl. 90 haa.ifs 81 MaI Ja.s Js. aai -
.saa.cr 1895
wv BOLSTER ,c.m'o.
. HfCHfEu-ON
D,ss III. u.Iol 81. les.
N0urr. A. p-.os. ,-.esaat b. i..,u-,
y .r CD fH. ODD. a.hHa'f Il rHrIs 60 fIs
al-.rr too. .l. t.leIs r.i.frI f. rrrrf af a..
t..teag ID rlHs co. 81 a'r.rt r. ". III
.a.tsf o. o.. .asr.. aI fhr ~sraris. E.It...
.r tl rsta.rsasa. S-soei "a. sr. r..f..a
lr'f lal .re .. srrarr 10 l.frn.Ianrr .ff-..h.
80 r.a a..ti II ttsa. at 90 II th-.s n.~asiars
-fhr.| Aarrs ..e s.sa fra.ir 90 81 fas.r H.rr
at uqa.,.i ~ as -s'ssrd b., fas isst -ri.t.iurs
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DIED

D. Wet faf.s. Msfch 5o,A. Chsflcs Harrasn
ils-a. ar-i ? .ssfs a. d..s.
u Aaatag 81. o. ?. lisa. sf ltpfhrria. S.r.h
n. aaug atrr 10 A. aa1 Mcli.. Fiagr~r. age q
FEars-
l. Aaaay. Fsb- p. 81 cro.p. C-ors- T.. 90
"a - aaa N~'ita firrr@s. ssrI . yfars-
Il ii-ta-i, Msfch -. i-ars. 90 of Chfsrd aa.l
Ellaira 4. Wacei-r. 49, ~ assalAs
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EAelE HOTEL.
MECHANIC FALLS. NJ.
A T. PIERCE. Proprietor.
.AI-iA To. -usciou, ssf s,-i, c.,-
-sg<<r-E-<N nish-d hou-- h.. Ia.f 49,,
-.<-I-,tttel- oIsnsd ID th- pai,lic ssi 81 all
- keIs ~ an respects a. a f-.t
as he'~i- " = io~sfri ~ithta 8. rols ~ ~
-, |" % .. a. pls'-asiess AL '.o-i thfsi-g
u - - lthia Grc nike ~ The crlsl.rai-d PoL..A
- 500 NJ >Pf'as. the ~siri 90 shsch % k~pt c.a-
sfhn'i, - hanf ~ ~ honsr. r. frffitirs or
-, :. h-.'iss 80 eihrr sI''sts af, ssreileut.
NsFch p. l-s5.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE W ~.
- s-ra sI rufaied ~ hsa. o.. ". Wsoli-,rv
lag ID Fr.lzite 60 thr raunIs - Oxf.rs. Co-o
si.-s'nrrs % ssauitas the risius 20 tn crisssss
~ iennalri Recall lsfe ai Ha-kh-ll b. sssd s,.,-
10. oeefss-i sa..-e ~-tats . rrrr--entef sa.sir-
-1i' gtFe aafscr thai - nasfhs on ~ thsr,l
, uesdsJ 81 trlrtiarv i-6s. 1--we t--a aLs-.I
sail sr-ii'ers o. biag ia at pfovs der cisssn.
81 'h'i 80 sal siieal a. th- trte .--ixa-i a. -
ne once oi = e.. Anir~~s 90 Barks~ld. -, a.
-sst Fu.'.y' q Apui. Ne, aad Jsa- Is6s. ~
Y a'ciack 2. n.
:. &. ANDREWS. C.u'r.
NOAH FRINGE.
hsckscid. Marrh =. Iss5.
Fa- -ihs--ih-r hsr-hv giv-. pusEe s,,.-- ~,
- his b. taiy aPpets'-i - 10 HsaarsbL-
Jnfg- ~ fruhtf- O. ~ Clalis 81 Oxf.-I. at
s-.u-aoi ihs trus, - Ex-cssss % an L.. 81
aai tesfsul-nl ri
soLOuAN :. PINGREE t,,- 81 Ah,-v.
IN sasi C.luufy t-r-n.ri. o. sisiar 49, al. a..
- dtr-~is Hr th-rrfor- r-ss-.fs ell -.
80 ar- tni-tf-i tp - estate of ss,f E.--..f h,
-'-f tn'n- tit'r paFu-nfs nnf tls.- sls aas-
- ora1tels th-rrra o. sshi.,,t 80 sl-r- 20
!, h,feA =. i-dS- JACoR %. LOvEJOY.
a. .ai,.ei.-rr h~r~br give. pahi- a.t.-. th,t
- Aa' i-en 49, sI''''s' II b. 90 Hsu. Jstg- a
f'tafe ipf thr taassf- ef usfsrf arF s.sssru-,I
'Ae trr.t a iiaa'ai-i0.iot 9Th estate of
! JACOB = POWERS. LIE q Fosissrr.
j. ssid CssaiF dros..~t. - Eivias b...i a.. a..
- t-rrrts. a. fh-rrlsrr r-lf-s.s lI s,.-r.a.s a..
lr'ss'i OBJ 30 estate 81 saii l-cet.cl o. uake tn-
1 es,n-s 80 hose hssias auy ess..ais
h.,-'n = .Sh.hit ~ san,~ q.
MAJ p. is65- HARRISON n. POWERS.
To- sutsofsa--r h-rsby Eives r-lhls- ast,e- taaf
% hts trra tu's asspotutel ~ thr uon Jtf~. "a
-ifuirsir 10 ~ Caalafs ei ostsd. 81 l..,fsied
i.r tf'st " LNccuisr ofihe la.i ~i sn testsus-ut
GEORGE LORD. late orPor,sr.
= sd Cpuais de--s--i. D., gi.iu- ,.a14 a.. th-
30 ttr~rts she thrrriarr rrt,l-sts ~ r-rsaa. o.
tfri ts ~ estate af saif I-rr1 80 a. -s.s- an.
-seitfr Iasu-lifs sal thsrs~ haFiag aav d~alar Il.
tlcF-oa o. sxhltit tbe sann- o.
i Ma p, i,o5- EdEkf WENTWORTH.
Ta- sirs-rsl--r h-r-As give. r,hi.- s..,,-- ~,
Z b. has i-ea daiv s,poiarea hy th- Ha-s.r.5i-
Jutgs ~ ffuhtte. So ~ touufV - Oxfsrf at
ts-glned ~ tr's-f of Alaaiai-trtfor snh the ~il
ihe aaa-sNsi 9Th es-ais ~
DAVID BICKNELL. late 81 Heb-oa.
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.NOTICE 90 FORECLOSURE Tss sas-r
y sfsu-f. c-iiuas ~ aaftgsrs III isli.s.ag DE-
cfii rraI sstafr sifuatrl fa tilrtn ia az c8anfs
II oEt-fd sat stare 81 Mao. ts 80. Ia
a..rarstrs4 l-ru of ~ ialau Bs.tsa itt~ III saft
itftam tecrasei. d hefag tl- san. fsrn ed
laii i.gs irspleFei anl er-aptri b. 80 Bosis1
aaay yr1rs h~tlrr aai I'd the tsoar Il hfs lsc~a-r
cool aia.ne siauf thirtF arrrs siih ths hl Cd. -
laefeon. SD mHrfgszr ecrd n eel " illsnl
ba-iaa 1T ~ above llscriri preauls-s f1 lar th-
latrfsfr uei. So dated ed scsna ir..rr.l Orts.
'er 80. l-e1. t-rfrtrri sf fte .. We.l. Oh To-.
rt.t." oat1rl Regtstry ri Drrls. O.f. grh les
rf = a'r'art Y ~ AIS recorded .a ft..s g.. pa.
&c as1 tas c.sailtrla fa t is frakra. ~ rrss-..
aarrrof ris-al t1r-rtlsrr~.
-tLAS DUEGiN
nsfsl az ii.raa. MOI IN. Leo.
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Farm for Sale

TIE saf-rrtsr a9ers o. 81 fhe fsrun. tn1un
1 sr tlr uoriar Grrrn fsrrr, laafed 81 We
500, ar-2nT-s ton Noffh Psfis 80 Jsrt-
80 N,Ilsrr. 500 iarn foaisins shr.lt 90 srrcs
sa.rsfH. Iretfrl 1850 -fIaEfs pasfurtnE So saii-
.al 49, neraaa sishfng ta rarrhsrs f''a
f.rru I'D O. srfl t4 eaN 81 tte -stesfissr - -
liu rIralah pflce act rarftralsrs.
PARKER q. GREEN.
Wssi Sorasr. Nsrsh, ist'
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INV FRUITS

STATE OF MAINE
TEEasCErH's OrFtcr
AUeUsra, hprh 2. Ias5.
pou be fsiorinE fs-a ships 80 trscfs OF itna
4ai .i.iae fo o. a-s-s--l ia snf frsu ~ Esui -
ass--srnrufs ~ -fft~ tsx arrr a1sfe ifs ar ~ 81
ihr l.-gt-istsry- alG'rsvsf Februiry "a. leo.
COUNTY OF ONFOkp
A. W ~prp.u- aal wrsi. 6at.serea ia'-
hrs. 20 o
a. fhira CO.. 49, 500
a. ~arf 'aa. .fl, &C.. .'snfrs. fso1
" .. % q. onr hunfrel fseuif oollsrs. l2D 90
10 5. q o. nfa-i, ioiisfr. o.
30 4 d =. -fxfF-sfs tflitrss - ~
" 3. u q ssVrufs-tre ooiarrs = 90
y e b sirfr t.Isrss %
81 o. o. ID fsru g. toiaars. a. TO-
s. 8 r. 1. slNE raIara. ~ 10
81 ~ q srTfafF i.litrf e fv renfs 90 -
= tf - 3 a. e, tseaff. srFeo foIars. ~ o.
s. bI 81 =, r. s. fl.rru taUrrs. ~ %
C. uICuBOHN Tfsss.
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HENRY DAMON.

NOTICE To CREDITORS. The uusi-rri-,-
y 81 havisg is-rs sppsi.ted blythe Hoa. Jtass
q frelats irt bSiord C.laair. Counnal--isa-r.
18th inll puuers, Co. receive ard examiu~ "a the
ctfirns - fhe sevrrai creditors 90 he estate q
ltseofge W flsgr. hsie 81 Harff5rd - said Cssun-
.tg. drcea-sd shese e-i.ie h.s t.-sn r~Bre.~.tsI
neoirrnf, have arpointei the third Mond.,s IN
MAJ 80 Augu-t next oae o'ciock T.. NJ 81
.rtci sald aayr. az the ttrae. and he ale rezi
fcnoe - The deceased ia sd Hartfsrd 80 ~
pis-s. 60 rrc-isias a. .. aiei.r fh~ 10.
against sani estafr. Dat - 81 Iireru-.r~ a..
.faarieeuih day of March a u. 1855.
LEE STRICKLAND.
WILLIAM CHILD
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N-TRIRTY LOAN.

Ar-s not~s ar issuod undcr date % Juu~ tssh
~ snf sr- payable three years from thas I'm. Il,
earf-ee, 80 courrrtlhlc e. en- optioa % IN.
hollrr ir.fa
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NOTIC


To fhe aAsbitaafs q As-e.suasnt nirsssssa Ne
?. ~ Csii-ctioa Disui-t ~. 2. sat- % Nas..
Isu,ifasi-g ~ to~u. q PARE. Nor.sy. ONfssd.
" sisff'sl. S~ui,a. klhau,. Ssa-ehsm. Ma.
Fp stufg Acad-ay sad Bach.Lies'. Graa,s. The
iauvai s.-,smsst. -in .saiu taks pisrs al. ss.t
"a Wy. sd hssli~s thr usual taxss "a made. and
pFaf-.sioas. oarriaE,.. ~ateAs.. pixie So us-ica
iusir--urnis sf~ % - t-xed. sd ~ retsras 81
isoeru- &C. ne y-sr 1891 b. b, uadr. 4 order
f.e.itat- he ishsrs q ~ As-sssor al isss.s
ne szp-asss o. th~ gsv~ruru-at. "a escrv 90 D..
rrspsrst % rcuirr "a iaaue,aie r-tara q hi. 81
hrr hshi.iiy - tsSaissa "a ths Sc, u NAY. To-
- b. 'aHr-Fai'ss % r-surn. o. Isco'ns rud p,ap-
- seh.dut. furui.t-a. ~hich s-s - ~ v-ris-d
- he oath % ~ partis-. L. an rsa-niu- th-ir
.aurcss of Iscoss o. thr year 1894 sul e.psr..li,
az b.s-ss-s 49, "a, thsv nsv rssls prup-s rr-
tens; g. lbs ~in o. rsg,ust BLaks ~ T.
trrui-Aed ~ NJ As-i-t.at As.-s-or ard an peop~r
aai uscsssarY iaiaruaiiaa On .ppl-siiou % rsr-
i-..
6sSstrst q. BHows.
A..''t.ui A.----as Oh Dr.. elCaL DIST.
we.i F-ri.. NJ.
AGAIN AND AGAIN. or rs.s,s. 80, ,hsrl
BE- strsng- that - elisa urgr upon their aft-n
tasn . u--siacseai pr~parai.aa. Afrraais lave -
To- auuihst ~ ~rrks. urr-d th- ilp..ftasc., q a
suTTlis ni &C., ts1rh a. isirl 81 thr u.- r-f.
o. iuar-dlst- 49,. Bee oar cxra-~ - th- go
ssns.st q sirkns-s. sorrss 49, sssth that 80 che
irssn-as-ts rsssit 81 s--tru cs-uzh- c..ii- 49, a
'rpaafF sreekss ~htir theusasis "a our n lktrru
49, astug ifoui ctoup sd - rrracltiafs. Tsase
80 rNprFteurs hars proved thsf Co. Coa1h
halsau ~ nssf sTu-~ts aaf 81 sbi- pr~J.srs-
ison ss~f 49, e. ~ surd. Lac rrsrir it TO-
isres - srritafsaa 81 ths thruaf. r-1usx-s th-
stpfraE-s 49, rfss~ut trrafhiag En- cruup. 80
aeas ra scrsn-ss Cd fhr tkroaf. rkrst .u.l ,unrs
~ -.sa sheuit 80 80 o. supiiy - Eaails -Ith
ssir 80 r-ii.ia- ua-slrril,- hs~ &C. Caarh naL
So. 49, nsor~ fhan h. shoulf - -cf thr surpt
90 thsif dsif h-eat- u crsfs bt iartV ortts. So
"a t-sifs- caarafa tus.ce arh a. thosr 20 sns
FL 49, rrartf at ne 10 c-f -hlr 81 ulrrit o. o.
sul-f'or 90 81 aihers. A. drug siss-- k--p a ls,
SIX
trO rliE NERVOUS. DEnIiITATED AM
bksfDNuLNT nF EOTu SENES 4
gr-ai sal-r-r Asriag b-ra restored ta hs.ith o. a
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STATE OF NAINE
OEFvnu. ss---Iursrae Ju.firial Court March
Term. a.. ID. l-4a

STATE OF NAINE
oxFvHp, ss----lpryrne Jusitrial court. Nsreh
Term. A. H. l-it
80. John Hasflr.-s Ol-liah Nam.
Al nnW D. arr-esrlnr - 80 rnurf fhaf tho est
ie-litnt II NJ an lnha,itauf or 49, state ngd has
10y ~ r. I.if -.atFtl-. 50 fii-I i =
- netlff of ~ pellieacF 81 this suif.
ff h. or.ierlf ~ "a -sart fhat 90 saiI nlanfd
u1fiiy IN so ,-feafaut % tle renienV ~ this
a. 81 Courf f.~rs-,n - =. r~tii-hei th--- we~t.
serg s.lseiy In ~ oNhnri Igla.cr.f, psper priaf
o. ti-rty days least ttere az ~ 81 salf
c1li o. p holicn ~ tar.s .forrsail ~ - ttlrd
-saiant may thrn aud thrre aupesr ri s.il Dourt.
lia shre r1a-e N any Pa has Why ia .lrruf sh0uii
not p r1ilere'l agaiast ham aud cE-eution issaof
Attest Al BURBANK. CLERK.
rAs-.-srf - rlalatiTa wit
Assqnap-f ur.ou srruunl annexed. ~ slf- ~ for
Dollar lilfr 70 Frif. NnFerni-r q. i-lreturri-
u i 80. i,-,,-i. go, - 10 -
trae sry n a-ir - cert sfh stsf-s-f - writ.
ii~5c Affesf- a. L. pa EbANh. Clerk-
Ors DUrv. We se-rn s our surr o. 49,, e,n-
st.uils bri.re osr reters thst n-,-t ~ aablc "A Do
Isst .rlars. ka1usn Geo. laush haisafn. T.
has sfond Do tets ri filr ard ca pertinent ara a
% ho t -rruk ia fh- lis-t praise -srtht tsrr.s
II rflrlrri Va'u~. o. b. fhc real dots ol tsr-
.f r.rrrf o. krep raHsffar s.rfll't rf on OIL no
aaasc. rta.r tor llnrne tai- a--. - on'v is be-
sl ar..Iit r~aaeiF 90 cuuFhr, sull-n cahis
afaerff. cronp. sni ~ thraaf c1aipisiars. buf lf
the suaaI.fiFe's rrraI reia~l ~ hen fheF sre
&C. gee fhaf 10 lretlrfae stn ever rars thern
'o-'s Corlh Hai.aln ulI o. ia-saI ~ eva a.lir
risnd te a.llv the eonghrrr. h~i' fhr esp~cfsrs-
30, sd else ~ suf-rrr. ~ by -iN - that sre
.uIrrinr froal rou-hs. rliIs rruI1. core fhr1ar.
hnarrrrrss--anf fhsf rec hati- t1 pa'n5-srv me-
-cks. 80 tske uur alrtcs anf ~ OVID sosrrsei'
eth sr..piY of Co.'S CoaEh uaI-am--fhe i-asf
20 raaufsf fra-h Haisa.1 Dol ftr safIaf o.
s-fs BE friF crats. sci cra he tsuat spa ~
....a.srs .f lfuEs Iafs. m ~
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Notice.

Notice.
NNliEREAS. Lsda A. Ganiuson. NJ wif-
w - .cli M 30 aad board ~iihoui say ja-t
pr1ructitaa these are t1 csutian az iersans
agais-t hafloriar trulsflng hsr 90 NY accouaf.
- I shah Psy ~ detts 81 hcr contracting alter
BE- date.
s'aaebau. Feb 8. Iss5. p n. CANNON. .
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CFNu Yurg OHnFE~ ~ Dc rEsrrsi
- rur Orr1up urEorasr
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HsSStnst q. BHows.
A..'stsut A.--.-ss qtA d.. elCaL Di.t..
We.i F-ris NJ
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~ 4 3
the right to dictate, in the process Of
reconstruction, any measures that were
vital to the future peace and safety Of
the nation. - 4# s.g
The President continues:
Ny position here is different from what
it:wonM DO if I was in Tennessee. &.aS
!. There l should trysto Introduce negro
suffrage gradually; first, those who had
served in the army; those who could read
and write, and perhaps a property quail
ihcation forothers, say 5000 or $3.50.
What think the Democrats, who are
singing hosannas to President johnson s
policy of reconstruction, Of this posi-
ton? Il express 5 very decidedly his
individual feelings With regard 10 the
justice and necessity Of impartial suf:
frage; and while he does not feel it
now to declare that all men shall vote,
yet he will act with Congress in re-
quiring that the Southern States them
selves shall do this How does this
chord with Democratic principles
Very well but not so well with the
principles Of the Democracy If this
party can obtain any comfort from Pres.
idcnt Johnson's remarks, they are vel.
come to it.
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in the, street. Their bestial nstures
lead them to oppression; they are not
fitted to open competition with man,
kind.
Democrats look where your party
is attempting to drag you. If you be-
! lieve in Brick Pomeroy, (and he is en-
dorsed by the pnrty) if you thank God
for the assassination Of the President,
if you want the pistol to supcrseda the
ballot, Why then the Democratic ticket
is before you. If YOU do not, there is
the Union ticket, which is against as
sassinat,on and for freedom, intelligence
and protection to all, Choose as be-
tween these. ls 80 >.s5, ii Z" ;s'....
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CAPT. JAS. NJ. AsCKEkVY.

Capt. J. NJ. McKclvy will just as
surely be elected County Attorney as
the 7th Of November comes around.
lie is emphatically the live candidate
for the P ace-a" excellent lawyer. a
courteous aud obl'ving gentleman, aud
during three years, a good slide: aud
officer. Democrats arc aockins to him
by the scores, determined to elect him
in preference to the candidate present
ed on their own ticket. They arc sen.
sible. Capt. McKelvy isl just the man
for County Attorney, and be is just
the man who will be. Examine your
tickets carefully, and see that it has
the name Of Capt. McKclvy for County
Attorney.
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TURN OUT,

Let every Union man in stearns
county town out on election day.: Let
him be a worker. In this way the best
results can be accomf lished. by a
strong and united effort on the part Of
the members Of the Union party and Of
Democrats who care more for the vel
fare Of their District and County than
they do for an empty name, good aud
able men can be sent t. the Lcgisla-
ture, and efficient county officers can
be elected throughout. -.
1t will dcvolve on Union men to ex.
ert themselves to the utmest. Let no
man stay at home or be Indifferent.
Turn out turn out !!
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-02
THE ISSUE.

Union men nave an interest, a prin-
ciple, at stake in the present canvass.
]" the first place, they have. to elect as
State officers men who are thoroughly
Union. whose record is not splotched,
aud blurred, and checkered as is that Of
Hon MIR. Rice, and who stand on a
platform that speaks plainly to the peo-
pie and is grounded on right. Then,
there is involved in the adoption of the
amendment to the Constitution, allow.
ing impartial suffrage, the only guaran-
tee for the future peace and tranquility
of the nation. Men cannot be free.
and yet be taxed aud ruled without
having voice in the making of the
laws. This is an utter impossibility.
Right and justice demand that the
freedmen should be allowed to vote,
The intelligence OF the country demands
it. The effect " >uld be beneficial from
the start.
The opposition Of the Democracy is
founded on prejudice, nothing more.
The leaders Of the party appeal only
to the prejudices Of their followers,
prating on the ''niggcr," and the "equal-
ity Of the white man with the black"
No man who has feeling of innate su:
periority, who is conscious that he is,
by creation, endowed with higher facul.
ties, more exalted manhood, will ever
fear that any legislation can place HIM
on level with those who are his inf
riors. And surely he will never oppose
the extending to them of just rights,
Of the means of greater intelligence and
improvement. In a republican gov
ernment man is creature, thing,
unless lie has a right to say who
Shall administer the laws by which he
shall be governed, and right to say
what these laws shall be. II is a narrow
prejudice that would deny him this.
| 1t is for Union men to yin9icate this
principle, as they vind:cated by force
Of arms the relative principle Of self
government The two must go togeth.
or; in the course of years they would
have peaccably and quietly Aoated TO-
gether; now they are earlier joined by
the force Of mighty circumstances
Let them, this fall, be cemented by the
votes Of the people Of Minnesota. Lei
no dcspicable prejudice, no fear o.
"equality," prevent any man, be h.
Democrat or. Republican, from doine
this act Of right and justice.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-02
GEORGE HANSEN.

Vote for George Hansen for County
Treasurer. Besides being a capable
and intelligent young men, well-d'ted
to perform the duties of the office, he
deserves at the hands Of the people this
recognition OF his services, this much
to show that the voters Of Stearns
County are not unmindful of the four
years Of duty done by him in the army
His many comrades iii Company G,
Fourth Regiment. will vote for him,
because they know hs. was a good. sol.
dier. Let all citizenss both Republic
cans and Democrats, vote: for him. : :,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-02
ALLEN f.. HUSSEY.

MIR. Uussey served with honor and
cred during the entire period Of ser
vice Of the Seventh regiment, is an
honest, intelligent man, and good cit
izen. As Register Of Deeds be would
make capable officer, giving satisfac-
ton to all having business to do with
him. Mr.. Hussey should be elected
by large majority, and We trust that
the people Of Stearns county will see it
is done. -.. :-..- @.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-02
{ u. r. GARRISON.

Mr.. Garrison is an experienced
draughtsman and surveyor, and has
been employed to considerable extent
on government work, such as sub-divi-
ding townships, &c. He is a good, 10y.
al Union man, and served as a mem.
Der Of the Mounted Rangers. Both in
point Of experience and merit, Mr..
Garrison is fitted for the position for
which he is a nominee. IS b. :,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-02
THANKSGIVING DAY.
BY the President OF the United States
Of America.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHslzAs, 1t has pleased Almighty God during the
ysar which 10 now coming to an end, to relieve our
sIoyed country from the fearful scourge of civil war,
snd to permit Us the blessings Of peace uni
ty and harmony, with great enlargement OF civil
liberty;
AxD waEaEAs, Our Heavenly Father has during
the year, graciOusly averc from US the caamitics "f
foreign war pestiience and famine while our grana-
RIGS are full Of the fruits Of an abundant season;
AND WHEREAS, Righteousness exalts nation
while sin is reproach t any people; Now, there.
tore, I, Andrew johnson, President Of the United
States do hereby recommend to the people thereof
that they set apart and observe the first THURSDAY Of
tho Creator Of the universe, for these deiverances
and blessings; and do further recommend that on
national sins against His ianitc goodness and with
one heart and one mind inpore the Divine guidance
in tho ways Of national purity and holiness.
In testimony whereof; have hersunto set my hand
ed Done at the city of Washington this 18th day d
October, In the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred aud sixty-fve, and Of the independence o
the United States the Goth.
(Signed) . ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
WILLIAM II. sEwARD, Secretary Of State.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-02

~When Democrats are harangueing
about taxing United States bonds, just
point them to the record of Henry NJ.
Rice, their candidate for Governor. He
not only, as q United States Senator,
voted every time against making these
bonds liable to taxation, but as mem.
Der of the Finance Committee helped
frame the very bill by which they were
50 exempted. Let it be remembered
that Henry NJ. Rico is on record as
against taxing these bonds.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-02
DEMOCRACY PURE.

Brick Pomeroy, the infamous whelp
who edits and for years las edited the
the La Crosse Democrat, a paper that
stands high in Democratic favor and
has received the highest laudations for
its wit, sparkle and independence" and
also now the editor of the Winona Den-
ocrat, which keeps the name Of Henry
NJ. Rice and the entire Democratic
ticket,at the head of its columns,-this
Democratic bastard, 10 an issue Of bis
La Crosse paper during October, made
use Of the following language
We deprecate assassination, YET WE
FEEL TO THANK GOD FOR CALLING
LINCOLN HOME, .cherever that ho,nee, nay
be. The will Of God be always done on
Earth ~ it is done in Heaven. Not all the
cannon in the world ever, sent an echo 80
far into the future as did the report of a
pistol, that fatal night in Washington
theatre. where great men were players and
nations the spectators. 1t woke up tho
people Of America. It broke the spell. It
gave the country statesman for President.
y flashed its Sic semper Tyrannis from
Maine to the golden strands Of our west
ern boundaries, and hailed Tie Advance Of
usurput.on most e1eetually.
Democrats! what think you Of this :?
The wretch who penned that paragraph
is no obscure creature; he is leader
in yonr party aud helps mould the prin-
eiples BY which you are expected to
stand. He helps nominate your can
didates- he supports and uses the above
language tosapport Demeoratic ticket.
He is for Henry NJ. Rise. 4 Can you
be-?
It is just such fellows as he who
fear "negro equality" and no wonder.
In point Of honor they must stand in
dread Of the swine that snuff past then,