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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

MoSTFuIER. VI sept. 5. TIE cleo
ton for State and County ofEcers ard men,
bers % The Legislature took place % day
Ihe vote Is The lighsest cast for many years.
being not more than three fourths a. large
A. 80 the Last election.
We have The vote for Governor from
t~cnty-6se towns. embracing one-6hh ol
tie vote % The state. The Republicans %.
day voted for Hon. Paul Diliingham oi Wa.
terbury. and thc DcmocrAss for 4. "
Davenport. Esq.. Of RockinghAm.
The vote IN soale of the pTincipsl town,
j. ~ foiio~s. T~enfy-6se towns gave Dl.
Encham 5.Ose. ard Davcnport i.55t t.
sane to-us last year gave Sniih (RePubii.
can) for Governor. 6.S3s; and Redseil
(Drmocra) for Governor. 2.275. Taking
this vofs as an Indication. the majority Coz
DIiinrhasa all b. relatively larger than
that q Smith's last year.
We have the rcpresrnisiive vote frou
forty-ei-hi to~ns. 81 bet sye Of whict have
elected RePublicans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08
D0n't Be Deceived.

The copPerheads arc secretly a. work.
Stili AM slyiv hey arr organizing their
forces for next Monday. They expect 10
catch us mapping and "a j. their lntcnsion 70
surprise The Republican camp. ~berr ne
least expect the Zoe 90 shov his bad. We
have Lad no Public meetings. rnade no pab-
DC demons;raiions. and oar political foes
fancy the party l. asleep. They DO not ex-
Pect 20 carry = majority o. defeat Gov
COny. bat they do expect greatly 10 rcdsce
our majority from the vote % last year. Ia
- osr do,y 70 disaPPoint al such oaicula-
lions and show the sane vigorous action.
that has characterized as a. party during
the var See 20 il thas our majoriiie, are
not reduced.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

Mr.. Ezekiel Evsisth IA, .ola his sne ~
sijeooe 70 Moses Cross. Esq. Mr.. Cross
has also purchassi ths building on 4" Bon
ssi Cosncr- which hs intend. % remodel.
Mr. Ssmuel Fhilbrook .. erscting dwell
ing house on Main Street near the Depot.
The summer travel stil contia8es 70 b
lively.
There uas sne .hc-er in this vicinity
On FRIDAY ahsrnooa % ias, week. Which
lad the dust most sHccfually.
Messr,. Austin All T-itcheu have bought
oct the jc~eiry esiablish-oeni Of Mr Estes.
al gone into tbe same Business for them
selves.
The young people had . Social Leres
last week. % al teacher among the
Frcedmca. The performance passed a
vsry pleasantly. Aithough An inprompiu
AFFAIR.
AN0ruER SoLpirR Go~E. Norris Sto
~sli' % Bethel. o. the 18th Maine Regiment.
died ahcr fev hours sickness. in Georgia
He had gone 20 bsshe -hen ne vas taksr
9Th violcnt cramps ~hich could not be ar
rested. Tie ~ss a very promising youns
nan and one IN whom Ne bad taken espec
ial interest. becaa.e h. -as wiIiing 70 =.
advised. ard though in rs minority. b. "a
aboring hari - accum uiaie something b,
oould call his owa. The death a sucl
yoang men j. pabIc los.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08
MAINE ITEMS.

Tie amount Of lumber surveyed in The
Bangor Lumber Market. fron Jan. lat. 20
Seps. LIST. 1855. was ~ .607 .0ss feet.
Ga THURSDAY night last. .ays the Bidde-
ford JournAl. to young men broke into
tlse house Of Mrs. Harriet Ridloa in Saco.
snd stole a watch. BAT the next day. finding
themselves kno-n. they endeAvorrd % con-
promise the matter.
The Farrnington Chronicls say. the rus,
has been curling % The Po,Aios tops raPid-
" within fsw DAYS.
The Star learns hat Mr. Chas. Barker
q south iiridgion "a. tbro-n from his car
rage on SUNDAY. week. and % severely IN
jurcd that death resulted IN abostt~o hoars.
The Mad saws Rev q. II. n. Pepper 81
waier,ilic. al aocept he proiessor-nip in
Weston theological lnsiituiioa. reccntly
offered him.
II. NJ Blanchard. - Of Augusta. hal
b. ossce broken into last week. and paPcrs
&c the value Of $500 stolen.
SUbDES DEsrH. Hoo John p. DAvi.
q NAPles. died very suddenly lasi Saniay.
dropping dem d-ad AZ once. lie ~as =
nan ~sli-kno-n 10 this county. and had a.
wAys been prominent citirrn. fi're.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

IHE kETCHru FRsUD. The 6rm 81
ketchum. Son q co have MT their credi-
tors and after cousoiiaiion. an agrreaaeut
was entered no o. pas CO cents on dollar.
The Lolse vil coniinsc in business. j. b,
ssii the operations of yourg Kctcham ucre
discovered some time since BY one O. tLe
pariuers. AMI that be- agreed o. make rooI
The deiaieation. q D. uasn5i exposed TIE
gold checks have dasappearcl. al no one
can D. found wbo ~i.l explain hat has be-
come 90 ihem. Keiobsn Is In the hanis Of
che D,sirici Attorney Who propose 90 try
h.m on the charge % forgery. upon paper
found on Lis person uhen arrested.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

OxToED As~octarIoS Ties BODY met
A. Hebron on ihe 2sth o. August. Organ-
ircd hy choice % Rev 4. Parker. Modcra.
Ger Rev " a. : Ventrc,. Clerk ". n.
Ai-ood. Asst Cierk ;. ID. Andrews.
TREASURER.
The aiien.lance ~as hr-c--the Meeting.
harmonious and rieh in spirifuai blessings
j. cAurrh-s ~cre reported, 1875 members
- baPiued "a ndlei by ieiter, ~ aiiel
ty cxprrcace. So have licl - sabbath
S,hook, 1927 scholars. les teacher.
More than l.ual tinc va devoted o. so1ial
meetings. several excellent sermons see
preached. Trae grautale O. Almighty
God uas manifest f1r tbe rctlrn Of peace 20
Cur land ard heart ready to give cquaI
rights 90 al IL "a good time for or
mon oar nest meeting o., O. De- on Paris.
o. the ist Taesiay o. SEPT leo.
CIEEE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

AUGVsrs. Gs- The condition q Ausa,-
"a. Georgia. Is Improving. I've nav Judge
from the Local pri.ts. The Constiisiioaai-
10 SAYS
90 Couon las come in freely ~ ua-on
snd rai. and ioun1 god demand. It's
beng rvPaeked And shiPP~d a. fast a. trans
portaiion can D. procured. The grcat sale
a government stock and wagons attracted
very large nunoer Of farmers and ir,rd-
men The hotsls have been cro-lesi ana
tsc streets thronged. oar oil merchants.
the solid mrn % Augusta. A., rousinr up.
and gctuns rcaty 90 sie on The racc for
property ~iih those -bo cone in thr -ake
Of cscuts. % turn q Thirty penny on ihe
wIus. or ~Lo have cone % make Assusta
.hcir hone. There are 90 vacant stores 90
dwc-.ines. ard rents are not near a. reason.
ale a. before ihe var TIE merchants.
hosrser. are dong mostly iocai bssiness
Only. supplsing the innumersble wants Of
the cay anl surrounding cosniry.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

SrEsu WHstf~o. Tbe s-re- steamer
Vol tie pioneer vessel Engaged in fhe
Gresnlasd -taic f.hery. from ~. Joirs.
y. p has reformed nf,-r a. abssace 81 or
" TOO months. berg on o. fshinr grouni
but ore month. u.fh q flli fare. yaised a.
si0.p00. The Wolf vas engsgri is tbs
sprrnr seal fshery. aad uas s1ecessfli in
that. ard 't - tbouett that the Success that
has suenicd the frrt venture in the neS
estefprise ali give her many companions
neat year. Wc~ish some a cor nserch snts
-oulitry &C. esp-rineni ofs-ud,aga steam
-ha'er to fts Greenland sess. sd 90 thiak
f might b. managed a. suoc-ssisI'y a. tte
Nesi5unIisni 90 Scotch shairrs t-e.
rNcs Bedford sfsniari. fth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

TtcKSoR a FIuDs Probably many per-
sons A. Intimately acquainted With the
house 81 Ticknor & Fieids. ,hro sgh the cS-
ccllcnt works besring thcir iup1a'. ~ho
have never heard Of .' thc corner. whsci.
as one q The principai literary and marx.
q the bob. Bot The spirii % psogrcss has
invaded even this rvsPcctsbie ba1ni sn,l
the frm last vcck formally opened 10 the
rablse. The sPlendid Rooms Just ftsed up for
their parPoses On the corner of fremont
Street and Hamil;on piscc. Tbs storc =
decidedly uniqsc IN al 90 Arrangement.
and beng fitted up AFTER wears Of experience.
expressly for its present use. - o. course
model q coavcnicncc Ani comfort Do-n-
east people -iii lad A. prlaeipal dc.k. Mr.
osgood. % Frye5arg. 4 ne~ and pop
ular member 81 the frm- 4 little further
search viil reveal The face % Mr. samuel
4 Croker. Formerly % this County. -ho
al tell you all about the Publications q
The frm and boz much the Press has 90 say
IN th-ir favor. We can only advise our read-
er- TO Subscribe for The Atlantic and Oar
louug Polls. AM see the merit which has
ma8e The house ProsPeroa..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

aoquiesosnce IN national disgraoe and ruin.
These are tAe to partie. Who nov solicit
our votes Let every nan ~bo loves In.
ion 1aobseured BY - the rSsolstion,o q -. r.
-hO loves his ooantrY and believes that
equal rights Cor all nen before ths Law are
essential TO her permanent pace and pros
Periiy. ask himself Which Of these parties
oaght % have his vote.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

THE fISsNcE-. Tbe rrcripi, for inter
nal revenue Monday-tour millioas to
handrcd ibousand doiiAr,--cre more than
one miiiion seven handrrd thou.and dollars
larger tAan on any Prcsioas DAY. A. tbc
rate a. ~hich th- rcvcnuc . nou ocaing IN
Secretary McCslioch a. have al the noa-
~ De- panis.
Mr. Spianer gives an emphaiic contra
diction O. the statement ~hich some % The
oroaker have been eircliaiing. that the
carrcncy had rccsuiiy been Increased ~
the is-ue ola larEe amount % oonpogad
interest notes [Boston Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08
Poland Camp Meeting.

The Aanual Camp Meeting for this Die
irici. oPcuei a. the ground aoar EnPirc
Station. on Tuesday % iasi -esk. ard clos
81 SATURDAY,. The Attendance during ths
vboic meeting was very large. numbering
probably ahoai 900 on several OF the days
The weather uas exceedingly favorable
Rev. Jos Colby formerly ChapiA,n % III
Maiae i-th. PRESIDED. Among the preach.
err ~erc Rev. Charles Mun-cr OF Sko~he-
gan. Rev Mr. Cushman o. Ne Hampshire,
Rev. Mr Falicr % B4th and Rev. J. G.
Perry % Monmouth.
A. a lar-c meeting O. consider q proposr
ton % bold Ne- Eagiand Convsntion o.
MeibOdist' in Boston. the present Autumn
Hoo. J A. Sanborn % Auburn. Hon. jobs
!. fcrry q Oxford and Rev. Mr. Cob,
~crr chosen = cou'mitiec % confer wtl
other Ne~ Englan1 delegates On the sab
jet.
Hon. Joha J Perry. Of OHiori. Ilon
EH.ha Clark. q Bath. Hsrrick G. Dasls
Esq.. q Bryant, Pond. b r Ensrv. E.3
q Ls~ision. And John p. FoSr. Esq.. o.
Moumoafh. -crc chosca lay delegate. frou
The i-cuision DisiEicf O. tie heat anna
Nance Couirrcuce. 4 z. Quint. E.q o.
Bovdoinhan. ar r. VI T-ombis. Esq
o. Harrisoa. aa4 :. p Campbeii. E.q o.
Ninot. uerc chosea Reserved Delegates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

CsErIEssSrss A. Sabauisvi.ie. last
~eek. Mr. merrill. a Clerk in one O. The
corporafors. "a shot through ihe ihigh.
~ che accidental discharge Of carbine ia
ihe hands of a soldier.
At North Coausr. Me- NC r--o-. a.
aooompii.hei Young lady from Boston. wii'e
engaged 18th q party target shooting ~lt
pistols. sts shot through her bead. ty iie
d.seharge o. q pistol beil By gentlemen Of
Lcr party.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

SE~AroR >HEEuAN's NIEvs. John Sher-
nan. Jnited States Senator from Ohio. Sad
in = speech ass week thar on the qncstion
Of ncgro suffrage. D. held the same views
he expressed last June. lie thought there
vcrc many qscstions % be decided before
the question: uhefh-r or not the negro should
have a vote. voail Gone up Tor 3ctermina-
ton Negro enanciPaiioa sbouid frsi b.
male surc. AMI not endangered by negro
suaage. The rvnaindcr % has speech IS
thus skcfcLcd.
'' 4 90 the Democratic cry for tie taSa-
tion % United state bouds. The senator
(~Lo - Caaisnan % the senate. FinA &C
Commiiiee) said that such tax cannot be
lad upon ihe bonds by States and ulsni cip-
aiIties wIihoai rvvsrsing thc ofien-rrafirusd
decisions % the Saprcuc Court. Ar 4H-ci-
Ing the constitutional poser q the Govern
usent O. borro- moacy on th- credit % The
United States. lie regards The prosiso in
tbe loan las eEempsiag The bcn1, from
state snd municipal TAXATION. a. no more
than = notification 20 the holders Of thsir
legal nights. and that no such tan coaid have
been lcsicd By thr S;afcs. even Rad the pro
siso uot been inserted in tiis opinion fol-
l0~ing the decisions Of ;he Saprrme Cours
ar the reasoning q Chi-f Jsstice Mar
shall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

FsTsL ACuDENT At BUCEurfp. 90
>unday at. Aidison Ripley. sgvi sbcat
o.. son % NJ vai~utire Ripley q Book
heii. met 18th = singular Accident. ~tich
rc-uiied IN his death in a - moments.
He hai been 18th a companion % by
where sone pcrsous we're Pi1king crani.cr-
ries. carryinr sith han Gun. ca rctgrn-
ing. b. "a furousiy attacked By . doc.
ard making co. remark that The animal vas
deierm,aed o. b,i- bon. attempted 10 parry
che afiark 9TH the breach - BIS .sn. bold
ins q ~ The marxie. The bio- broke 81
the siock. ard a. ihe same tine discharged
tie gun. lodging tho Whole charge in hi.
night breast. lie exclaimed d" an hot. -
and expired almost Instantly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

sasAscs AID barbariARs AID no- in the re-
ooastructiOn OF the rebel States. ne again
dare the vengeance Of Heaven. II ~e DO not
cut IA Up root and branch and bury The
monster % deep. thAi no resurrection truraP
vii ever reach d0-n into the pa witch Gov
era lis pestifcross remains
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

MUEnER sSD RoHREHV ~ Yu.Noxr.
Mr. EPArAin Gr.-old. = -caltly old lady.
vbo resides n The -es; part q wilIisou.
Vi. aboo; sevcn mile- fron Barlington.
a. found IN hsr barn brutally uardcred
Her husband "a absent from hone a. the
une. The PerPetrsior oithe DEED is a. ";
unkno~u. A large amour; % moasy -hich
uAs 10 M hossc - missins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

SrDprS DEsrH. Mr John Ktmban q
ihis city. -ho resides on South street. -as
'eiEed ~fh hem orrha-e Of che lsnEs. yes
tsrtsy Afternoon. AID ialme-iiafeir startr,I
~ Bone. an hal near.y reached &C.. wLcn
b. iel in the street. Jlst opposite his resi-
dence. al expired. Iis a. an upright
and honest ciifren. aai abou; uKty-Gre
years ofsgs bath Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

We regret % learn that Governor Cony
las received desPafeh from the Secretary
Of ~Ar. 'niormins hia that has request 70
have the Name 29sh di,chargei iuiu0ed ate 81
y from ser~icc. cannot b. granted. A. Gca
Gilnorv. commanding tie department. Of
Soaih Carolina. telegrsPhs that b. cannot
spare Tie rrgimcnt. [I.e~iston J5arnal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

Tnr HrrCufS-oSs. The original family
sifh Younger members. arr making q tour
through Maine. sni uii sing o. the Acade-
uy Hall. Paris Iiil. on Tharsiay evening.
liih inst. livery body has heard 81 a.
Iatrhinsons. and everybody a course -in
uish 90 bear them They sng a. Norway
on Wrioesisv eveaiar Prcrioas.--ai iLe
Dn.rcr.a.i-i char.h
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

TYR 29Tu Nuvr. We have ncus thst
aboot to hundred % this regiment have
been di'rhzrgei. uPon cxPirator oftrrn
~ service. Also thar great troable exists
18th then upon the question: % bounty
ihey fnding theanseives about to han5rrd
doilsIs short % vhat theY had erpe-tei
The exact state % tbe csse ve shau knor
10 q short time also shea they 81 arrive.
star.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

ArroarurSr Jnler llte At ofCon-
grsss. Co isls. ihe sols 81 oErers in the
Arns aui Navy Ar appointed ~ tbe Pres
ienf earb year f1 the Nsrii s-hool at An
naPohs. IT, r-e.ent year Master " W.
K.ntan. saa 81 CD vs.. b. Kinbsu Of tfe
lah Mare Re- neri. uas ths recipient q
one 81 tarsc nppoIntnsats. ant has passed
ths recrssarr exam.aatlon. Re D. ordered
o. report iae ltst of chs m1nth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

A dispafrh from Wssbington savs more
than one-ha.f of al tie claims prsserfel ~
Pensious ani Back Pay. are throu-h o.
Arency Of fhe sanitary Commission. Per-
sons applying % ths local sgeuries. sbou'i
bear len NM that the Couuission attend.
only o. business before ths Departments 81
Wsshinrfon. Too hzsinr Claiu.s on his
STATE. should present tbcri 81 Aurssts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08
Rstarned sold.er,. Rsnsnh.r,

That JUDGE HOWARD. on the second
Monday q September. ls6f. was one q
ihe frst IN has Ward 20 vote NJ. on the
proposition 60 Ail0- yoa 70 vote "a tie field q
Reward hiua. next Monday. BY voting 40
on the proposition % make him Governor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

Hon Joseph Eaton 90 Winslov. died re-
Gently. having Policy oi $500 10 the Ncu
York Life Insurance Company. ~Lich vii
H. promptly PAID over % hr family. Per
sons wishing Policies be- tbs reliable con-
pany. can obtain them q Frceland Hose.
the regularly appointed agent foF Oxiord
County. a. Noruay. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

BEEaSiSc II. Camp Berry -,ll be bro
ken ~ iLis -cek. anI the garrison 10 % BE-
s-nt East-souc oi thc men 10 Fort Pop
han ard oihers 90 Fort Knox. Castine snd
Easfort The Battery all 20 % Rock
lind. MAJOR Roliin, hcAdqaar,er, uiIl
hercsiser b. a. Port KnoS. -rruss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

RErEEsFNrsTIvEs NOMINATED. The FOL
loSinE representative nominations have
bern reported.
paris. Samuel NJ NewLan
sumner. Eliphalci Morrill,
Albany. L. Parker Dresser.
Hanover. Reuben h. Poster
lsamiord. Francis \. Bacon.
Oxford. MAJ " :. Dodge
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

Mfssissrrrr GOV Shtrkey fris thsro
ga miiitary poser IN BE- State thst pre-
vents hi' oarry .ng oat al th- ris-s r. he
secrsl-oa'h takers. ani has made an srpeal
o. Wnh.ngtoa. Having been informed by
he President sni Secrstary se-ars hat
the ni'itary sspervision 81 Be- oouiIuued.
ii is stated that he al resign.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

The new Chamber Of Commerce Baking.
q ua-ni6oent strle,are erected tie past 80
son bel Chicago. ~as dri.caiei iast week.
Deieraf.ons from several 81 ihr principal
mercantile associations CO a. country par
tiripaiei iu tte ercrrises
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

A saio % "a Government horscs recently
soi3 81 ~. Aibans. VI. hy Cart vs.. p.
fapham A. u n. reaEr-d sCsDD. being
tn average 81 si15. We ro,ioe tbs Boz
Ton paper. regarded q sale a. sery fiyorabis
to th- g0Fernmeui. where fs horscs broa.L.
$50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

Ptrs.. TIE Absence Of Fan Frst s
comPensafei in s1ule part by fhe absniaacs
of P.ans NJ O. " Proctor informs 10
tl,si hc has s-oat 80 bssheis 81 fhe Cantia
Piums. % fbe good quality g vhieh ve
speak from personal knorieige
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

The Aanuai Meeting q ibe Maine Eli-
tors ani Pabiishcrs Association ~in o. hefi
81 Baneor. neEt veck. The Address vii
BE- delivered by 3 ". Ei-en. editor q ths
Portland Transcripi. ard tbe Poem by p.
T.. Wcson. Formerly oftie Maine Mouthly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

IuumVa. , w Hire. b. erecting e
irsI ~ Leuse upon the noriheast corner
q the .qsare in this sirtze. shieh promis-
% Cd BEL a. fne e. residence a. ear BE- founi
IN town. a. 49, a. an ornanent 20 or Prin-
opal street rAro3sook Pioneer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

TIE Cosr, House b. being repaired co..
seek. ly che ailri7n of coat Of rairt ia-
sile. vhi.h uiu conceal in somc rtas1re
ihe traces o. fhe growth Of the uracfare
% viA be- gained BOZ ol By Mr Eaynes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

lSrfrE-rive ro ruE CorrEaursns. d
b. sad fhat Cen lee. d. writing history
Of tbe var. Of course the Msiae Dcmocra-
~ 81 b. rei1,oed % Sc vork from the
pen Of their Distinguished friend
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

BaPrIss Rev. Mr. Nentres. adams
tered tbe r.fe Of baptism % q osndiiate. lssi
Sabbsib. Who subsequently, was received IN
% the charrh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

Rev = G. Csmmings o. - Johnsbury.
VI. 18th a party - friends. sailed for Ia
rope n the steamship China. August sab
They male tour 81 80 months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

We earn thai John BickneIl. o. Souih
Pans. has soia has livery stable % GA.
TrUe. formerly % the Ella Hoase. Nora,
Village
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-15
DANIEL s., 0NIAs, BETsEY ANN and ANsoN

DANIEL s., ONIAs, BETsEY ANN and ANsoN
WHITTEMoRE, minors
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court hold
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, SIS. en- at Johnson, IN said
District, on the 4th day of Nov. A. ID. 1865.
Sabin Scott, guardian of Daniel S. White
more, Onias Whittemore, Betsey Ann White
more, and Arson Whittemore, of Ed, n in said
district, minors, represents to this Court that it
would be conducive to the interest of his said
wards to sell what land they have in Eden in
said district for the purpose of putting the pro-
ceeds thereof at interest, and asks said Court to
grant him license to sell the same.
1t is therefore ordered that hearing be had
on said application at the Probate Office in
johnson on the 9th day Of November
A. d. 1865, and that notice hereof be given
to all persons interested, by publication Of
the same three weeks successfully in the La
noble Newsdealel, a newspaper published at
Hyde Park, previous to said time appointed for
hearing, that they may object if they see cause
to the granting of said license.
By the Court,
5lw3 Attest, s. S. PIKE, Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-15
NAILS, NUTS, SCREWS AND BOLTS.

One of the component parts OF good
farmer is mechanical Ingenuity. Some
lose half days time for want of know
ing how to repair breakagc, which an
ingenious person could do in FIVE min
utes A team and two or three men are
sometimes stopped whole day at critical
season. for want of q little mechanical
skill.
1t is we'll for every farmer to have at
hand the facilities for repairing. In 3D.
dition to the more common tools, he
should keep supply of nails of differ
ept sizes. screws bolts, and nuts. Com
mon cut.nails are too brittle for repair
ing implements, or for other similar pur-
poses. Buy only the very best and an
neal them, and they will answer all the
ordinary purposes of the best wrought
nails. TO anneal them, all that is ncces-
sary is to heat them red hot in a common
Ere, and cool gradually. Let them cool,
for instance, by remaining in the fire
while it burns down and goes out One
such mil, we'll cl'nchcd. will be wortN,
half dozen unannealed.
Nothing is more common than for a
farmer to visit the blacksmith's shop to
get broken or lost bolt or rivet inserted
and often single nut on bolt. This
must be paid for, and much time is lost
BY providing supply Of bolts, nuts and
rivcts, much time and trouble may be
saved. They may be purchased at whole
sale at low rate.
These should all be kept in shallow
boxes with compartments made for the
purpose, furnished with q how.handle
for convenience in carrying the u. One
box, with half dozen divisions may be
Appropriated to nails of different sizes;
and answer, with as many compartments,
to screws. bolts. rivets etc.
Every farmer should keep on hand a
supply of copper wire, and small pieces of
sheet copper or copper straps. Copper
wire is better than annealed iron wire;
it is almost as flexible as Irvine, and may
be bent and twisted as desired; and it
will not rust. Copper straps nailed
across or around fracture or split in any
wooden article, will strengthen it in a
thorough manner.-Rurd A6atrs