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The Portland daily press., 1866-05-17
A Card.
To the Editor of the Press:

TO EHc EttIIOT OF He fTeSy
PORTLAND, May 16, 1866.
viii you permit me through the columns of the
Press, to express my heartfelt thanks to my former
pupils for the afectonate note and the splendid copy
of Wilson's Ornithology, which accompanied it. 1t
is impossible for me to express how much prize
them, but there will never be a memento necessary
to keep ever fresh in mind the many hours pleas
antly spent in Portland with those with whom have
been associated as teacher. H. s. EDWARDS.
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U. s. COMMISSIONERS COURT.

WIN. H. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONER.
Michael Wholly was yesterday brought before the
Commissioner, charged with creating mutiny ON
board an American vessel in our harbor. He was
discharged by the Commissioner. S. L. Carleton,
Esq, appeared tor the defense.
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MERCHANTS and Business Men can have their
ooo Printing done in the finest style of the art and at
Tess prices than heretofore, by calling at Richs Job
Printing ofnce, Junction of Middle and Free Streets
over Hays Drug Store.
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FOREST CITY
TROTTING PARK
PORTLAND, ME.
The Manager of the above Park offers the following
u R = e -

10 DC troueu lOr IN the months OF
May, June and July, 1866
No. Purse 800, mile heats IN in harness,
open to all horses.
No.2-Same as No. 1-but to wagon
No.3-Purse $100, mile heats, in in barness for
horses that never beat 240.
No. 4-Purse 500, mile heats, in in harness for
horses that never beat 245.
No.5-Purse 500, mile heats in in harness. for
horses that never beat 30.
No. 6-Purse 800, mile heats, in in harnegs for
horses that never beat minutes.
No. Purse 800, mile heats, 8 in in harness, for
all Eorses that never trotted for money.
No. S-Purse 800, mile heats andrepeat for double
teams.
No. s-Purse s1Oo, two mile heats and repeat,
harness; open to all.
No. 1o-Purse 500, mile heats in 5, open to all
| horses TO saddle. l5
No. 11-Prrse $50 for livery stable horses in Port
| land, with an inside stake of SO each added.
No. 2-Purse $500, open to all saliions mile heats,
| 3 in 8 in harness.
In the above purses three or more to enter and two
more to start to make race. All horses allowe
start on these purses regardless Of time made else
| where, after their entry here.
Entrance Moneg-Ten per cent must accompany
the entry, to close SATURDA Nav 10TH at p. M. :,
| at No. 80 Federal Street.
Season ticket holders entitled to all the privl-
egcs Of the track with access to ali purses Except
match races subject to the regulations that govern
| the Park.
Allraces to be trotted strictly according to Fashion
| rules, Long Island. ~ - Va C-a W 40
| la ~ GEO. H. BAILEY, Manager.
] maySdtd .9nli4 s. sfEf
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The whole amount of property left by the deceased
is estimated at from $4,000 to $4,000. She gives
her executor, Mr.. Rolfe who was firm friend of her
husband and has attended to her property since her
decease, $1,000. To Amos Z. Howell, who was very
attentive to her late husband in his last sickness she
gives $1,000.
Alter a few minor bequests, the residuum of the
estate bequeathed to the widows of her late hus-
bands deceased brothers, Benjamin and Edmund
Boody, and the respective children of the deceased
brothers ana sisters OF her late husband, in equal
shares-the like proportion to each individual, ex-
cepting three OF the children, who have been previ-
ously provided for, and to whom part of the re-
siduum is intended to be bequeathed.
The will was offered for Probate on Tuesday
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PANTEcNATHEcA.-This evening is the last time
the panorama at Deerng Hall will be unrolIed in this
city. Let all whohave not seen them, embrace this
last chance ..-.
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MEETING of the Third Parish will be held this
evening by adjournment, when the final answer of
the Rev. Mr. Walton in relation to the call extended
to him, will be received and acted upon.
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The Cholera IN No,c York Horbo,-No Nesy
Cases.
NEW YORK, May 16.
No new cases or deaths from cholera occur
red at quarantine yesterday. Arrangements
are making by which well passengers of chol
era ships can be accommodated on land.
With one or two exceptions the patients at
quarantine are recovering rapidly.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-17

The FRUITS and flowers and tropics do not equal
in splendor and perfume, the hair which has ever
been dressed by Websters Hair Invigorator Sold at
Crosman Il Co.'s. la v4.il
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Est0btisheG jane 23, 1862.
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
day, Sunday excepted lat SO Exchange Street,
iortiand, N. A. FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMS Eight Dollars a year in advance.

THE MAINE STATE PRESS. is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at $500 year,
invariably in advance.
YATES OF ADvRRTIsING-One men OF space, IN
length OF column, constitute a square
Si.50 per square daily first week % cents per
week ater three insertions, less, $100; continu-
ing every other day after first week, so cents.
Halt square, three insertions or less 70 cents; one
week, S1.0O; SO cents por week after.
Under head of "AMUSEMENTs," So 90 per souare
per week; three insertions or less, $15O,
ESPECIAL NOTICES." $1.25 per square first inser-
serton; hall square, $1O0 hrst Insertion, IL cts
each subsequent insertion
Adverusements inserted in the s.MAINE STATE
PREss winch has large circulation in every par
OF the Slate for Sl.00 per square for first insertion
ton.
g8f- JOB PRINTING, of every description. exc
cuted with Dispatch and all business pertaining TO
the Office OF Paper promptly transacted ON appca-
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APPOINTMENTS.
PORTLAND DISTRICT-GEoRGE WEBER, P. Z.


Portland, Chestnut Street-C. f. Allen
" Pine Streets. f. Wetherbee.
Congress Street,. Martin.
Gorham--C. Fuller.
WoOdford's Corner-W. N. Richardson.
Island Church-B. Freeman.
Cape Elizabeth Ferry-To be supplied.
Cape Elizabeth Depot-F. G. Aver.
Yarmouth--C. w. Blackman.
Falmouth-Supplied by A. Cook. r-.
Casco Bay islands,. 5. Rice.
West Cumberand-S. v. Gerry. --t
Saecarappa-A. w. POttle
Scarboro'-H. II. Martini
Sacco-J. Hawks.
Biddetord-J. Mcmillan.
South Biddeford-To be supplied.
Oak Rdge-J. Stone. -...f r.r Kills..
Kennebunkport Center-G. Holt.
Cape POrpoise-A. q. Traiton
KonnebunkpOrt-A. Moore.
Kennebunk-S. Allen.
York;. Collins. 0-.'--
Kittery-A. Hatch.
South Elliott. o. Thompson.
Elliot-E. Robinson.
Scotand-J. w. Sawyer.
South Berwick and Berwick-C. w. Morse.
MARYLAND Ridse-Supplied BY j. +. Baxter.
Alfred-G w. Barber.
Goodwins Mills-N ID. Center. ... -.s.r
Hollis-To be supplied.
Shapleich and Acton-To be supplied. l
Newfeld-O. M. Cousins.
Cornish-W. s. Jones'
Baldwin-H. Chase.
Porter-K. Atkinson
Conway-I S. Cushman.
Bartlett-To be supplied.
Fryeburg and Loveu-Supphed by S. f. Strout.
Standsh, &c.,-A. Turner.
! BuxtoD-M. Wight.
South Standish-N. Critchstt
GARDINER DISTRICT JOSEPH COLBY, P. E.
Garliner-C. G. Mason.
Bath, Beacon Street.. Il. G. Sawyer
:. Wesley Church-C. A. King.
West Bath--To be supplied
Richmond-Thomas Clifford.
Bowdonham-H. b. Mitchell.
Brunswick-J b. Lapham.
Harpswel-Supplied by George Crawford
Lisbon-Isaac Lord
Danville--B. Lulkln.
Lewiston b. Abbott.
Auburn-R. j. Aver
Monmouth-J. Perry.
Teeds-To be supplied.
Pownal-Nnah Hobart.
Durham-Wm. Stout.
Fast Poianu, &c, IL. X. Colby.
North Auburn-G. w. Ballou.
Mechanic Fals-Wm. IL. Foste,.
Oxford--J. H. Newhall
South Pars-W. B. Bartlett.
Norway-M. B. Cummings.
Naples-Jonn Cobb. -I-
Bridgton-G. f. Cobb.
Waterford, &c.,-J Gibson.
S,uth Harrison-Supplied by L, B. Green.
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Forest city TTOtti7ag Park
POstpOnement of Purses.

Il the request of several gentlemen wishing to
N enter horses in the Purses advertised to close
SATURDAY. May 18th, at O'clock T. M, at No 80
Federal styeet GEO. H. BAILEY, p,
mov1dtJ Manager.
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Connecticut U. s. SenatorsIip.

New HAVEN, May 16.
The House ballotted to-day for United
States Senator with the following result: o.
S. Ferry 122, r. ID. Hubbard SO, L. S. Foster
Z, Thos. H. Seymour /. The Senate votes to-
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OIL PAINTINGs.-The sale of oil paintingsat Pat
ten'srooms, will commence at o'clock this after
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-iT9sz7g't61s Ho,i5t-7.ai ygsVs 10 r70H dol@
.saGi5 G-y4 snl lR Is
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Nv IT v EEtM y 55.3 Ellfa9l6
20 inf92shtno) t5l Hh-Gf BDfk
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% 9Ia 90 .1H ol w. IoillII l3lJ ? f37 ~
4 ,HUilTE1&E5est2
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!. NJ. PATTEN s. CO., Auctioneers, 1s Exchange St
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who Is Gorerror Par.on.i

The BIG Gun q the e. Naiioasi Unisn-
party. = Gov. Par-on. Of Alabana IL
has spoken a. Bangof. a. Portland. ar ihi.
week - IN Massashssefts. Tbe Boston
Journai refrcshss ~ memory q the people.
a. % vhom . j.. the N1fionaf Taias .en
are bosiag before. In ls63. jast aiser tbe
battle q Gettysburg. this Par.oa, intro.isc-
Cd INTO The rebel Congress. bill. declari--
confidence IN the ability an J,a'rio,irr. q
President DAVIS. ard thar the NOISES OF bat
&c could not shake 10. ard the SAM At M
creased the pay q al grades Of oorleieraie
soiiicr'. The resolve pAs.sd. The Josr-
nal say,
90 u vouii. ho-cvcr. he an inisre.tinr
fact I1si o. kno-. AM ferhap. the Cover
nor viN tel 30 aliicucr tonight wbethsr
D. remains oi the sane opi-ion stiu-ubefh-
~ 90 the siclssruies Of ~ar and The r,rrrss
az baiiie have shaken his co-f.lcnoe /,
% the r-rf0iofisu arl ati,ify~ ~ JeH. Dasi.
Or ~hether he stili regards bin e. fhe iofv
rstrloi ard statcsuan. ard uo1id. % be
thought D. could iuficio..ly 90 40. ask a..
ir'e'd' pr faneuil BAL ishi % send him
their contolenre and srnpafiv.
o. Ah~r~a-si. Mr Pl-sons. hon IL j.
diriary ComnIffee. reported arorahir o.
Srnate til -ifh amendmrnfs. which a. a.
ter-srds euscfed inio q Ia. feciaring e..
erg mar ~ cef'au fru1l Aiahana uf1
shol't crlisi fn ihe FEDERAL a-uv. anI ...
nlcfiHg ~ pr41fy - f@rft oH cor~.lf,..l
u also Forever eNrafriafed every citizen
vho should leave The SAFE 90 avoii eisinr
81 o. the rebeIlion. and alec corfsrafinr
b. p-ureriy. MI Farsors sas subsequent
u appointed frosisfousi Governor q Ala
hama hy Presidenf johnson. fmreiiateis
siter 30 rrotfsiouai aiminisfrt,iou cam.
rnenced he entirely ignored tie fru men
vho haf darct % BE- true % fhe o1 fa-
durfc the ar. anf appoinicd none o.,
rrbels fo Office. One o. the Grana gsrirs
81 BE- creation lasf year rrfarned ffv trse
tiiis sEainsf lnion men f1r their rarfiripa.
tior in ~ feicrai cause isrinr e. ~. ID
o. Wifh this record fhsrf can - r0 dout,
81 the eminent quaiifcafious % Gorerrcr
fsrsons 90 advocate sd defrnt 10 % My
Policy partg and be- platform bel Nev Ene.
land. u suCh an adFprafs. sifh surh q rr.
cort. caanlt cuusince fhe people ttat fheg
opeht to atlal-u Al flty have voa hy
years ~ FEAR al safer.rr End ucrifce.
theg asst D. ferrersr indeed
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Hen. 10; II Morrill, a, So. Pan.

The limited notice q the meeting a. So
Psris. Tsesdsy. failed 20 draw out 80 large
an audieace a. usually. yet a respectable
member -ere present 20 }isten % The al
dress q senator Morrill, lie spoke Tor
asoaf an hour ard haH. IN tie sasv and
forcihie So T. fhai sisavs charasterires The
speeches % the Seua,or re spoke o.
tn . peril- Which the President declares
20 b. impending; and Of that boey ~hieh
the Presi6eu; saws . hangs on the verge q
the government. r-Cong-ess. This led 20
an eSaminafion Of The q1es;ion % recon-
struetion. re thosrht he Presi8ent ~as
honest in his rutention. when be sail . trail
tor nus; b. Punisbed - but When b bad
rardonet one rebel. BY irresistible logic b.
must pardon sii-eveu % Davis himself
snd y % ny policy = earned out. D. would
not OILY - iberated SUI wouN b. elected
President % the Whole country BY copper
beads ard rebels. Bui TIE policy could rot
sDoceed. lie sid The ~ifbdra-L q The
representative Of The rebel States was
voluntary thing They had done al they
oould 20 subvert The government and hav-
Ing failed. demand 70 be restored % po~er
Again- The position asssmed By Congress
had been iorued uPon r.. They had seen
ia; a. tls pubiic interests soald be pot n
JEOPARDY b. allowing these STATE. % be rep
resented untH proper guaranties had been
gwen; and then 20 nan shosh coue in
uho cosii not take the test oath. Tse
country should rot BE- degraded by ai.o-ing
men. whose hands are dripping 18th tis
blood q our sons and tr0thcrs. 20 iegislste
iar ~. IL conclusion h. pointed oct the
duiy Of he people 20 give % ihe Reprcsen-
iaiise frou The second District. ~bo = abe.
ani has been faithfsl and true. a larger ma
IorIiy Than ever. tias strengthening rs
hands for ihe struggle
Ih- meeting aijourntl siib cheers 81
The speakers and for Chsmbera,n.
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coNvrEcitL Brrrrrrx We have late-
y nided fo cor BE ~ ercharres. t.s Com.
niereisi boistin 20 Boston. Itisaf0 col
uun paper. ard b Devoted 30 si.e t..i.ess
Interests 81 ths oouuiry. rrsseuiinr eseb
-eet q vaiusi.ie Sc 81 busiuss. ,haar-. /.
oopious resie~ oi ths ruarksts. s.ti es-.l.
ient resiess 81 hnancial urusrs Tbe.s
are boz portion oftbe fsafurss. sh.-. have
gwen tbe paper Ligh rsnk. and c,r-.is.
ton % large a. % requirr fsst pes @
issoe it seasonably. :. r. Cr1cker. In.
Formerly q Fryebarg. has position On a..
edit0fisi SAT. Terns. sGoO a year.
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The Increase Of Paw.

The one act. for which the last Congrc..
NIL be appreciated. Vas The ban incrcasing
the pay Of the members 70 5000. True.
the Aggregate eoss 20 the government; i no,
greatly increased; and ,hi- :. perhaps. a
plausible arrument Cor the act Bot this
admits that there vas = gross ~ro ne before.
which should have been CIT Of. making q
saving Of that amount 20 the rublic tressury
We have not the analysis Of the vote
In the House; bat all the members from
Maine voted against a.
In the Senate the amendnent va nitro
ducc1 BY Mr.. Riddle. (Dera-) Of Della
~Are. and ~as e0uPled With enc TO strike
oct the soldiers' boaaties. On 10 6rst pas
sage. al the Prrsidsnt's friends and al ths
democrats voted for II bet to. In The
House a -as opposed. and Comzaistse o..
Conference APPointcd. shich agreed 10 IL.
but dropped the bounty clause.
Messrs. Wade and Wii-oa earnestly or-
posed the adoptlon Ofthe report in the sen
ate. SAID Mr.. Wade;
&" That the boanty 70 the soldiers shall
te ertlrNlN afrlCkeu on. and fhaf our o.
compensation shal be Increased. wiu Be =
r~p-oach 20 this Congress that wc canno'
stand. The rcsult ampS the people wiu
be 10 sink The party that hs- done Il
Mr.. Johnsoa (Dem-) - BofA parties have
done it.
Ater considerable debate. the senate
adopted the report. hy a vote q % 70 "a.
svery Democrai ard - Pre.i8eni's Friend
voting Tor ii. and al Who voted against Il
beng Republicans.
The Report ~as modified. but passed tho
Senate. and Il vas ADOPTED by the House.
BY onlv one majority. ard thu ~as due 20
the fact that The whole biIl uoula fail 9th
sr~i.e. Some Of the Republican members.
,he true friends % freedom AMI eaaalitv.-
among whom AR. Wilson q Iowa - prom
Insut.-tave gained special honor IN the
iransaciion. bus not an indisidual from
among their opponenfs.
TIE measure ~as started ~ a Demorra; /:
- was supported ~ every Dcnocrat On The
Senate. ard On each ConnsStfee Of Cousrr-
ence. While Republicans opposed "a IN all q.
snd ~as finally csrriesl IN the Hoase bv a
m1lonty 81 the Democrats. uhile iority
Of the Republicans voted against q 20 the
last. And yet there arr Donocrat. who
are irving 20 make capital ost Of "a against
the Republicans
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Not Mueh conrsr,edi

The oopperhesds sirculsie the s,or, tist
they bad q republican convert % John.ar
10 address them Tsesday Not murtf 50
Jon Chase wanted issi year io be- senror.
Tie Republicans a. Anirofcocr.n nomi-.
sfed q better man.-Hou. 4 O. Dcnisou. -
vbereupon Chs.e boited ard vel "a al
hirn. I've remember correctly. fhe Re7ub-
hcsns q Taruer made a net gain n aboui
- votes. Of cour.e tbe sirnrls az Of g-rr.
~ brourhs hia info tbe o. BRAD a-s-f.ut.
tsr- MT party ~ year ne is uo~ Coz
lscior o INTERNAL revenue Thafsan about
hirn
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A Johnson Conven,sou.

A call has been issucd for Johnson
Convention. 60 b. heid a. I.e-isson. Satur.
dav. O. roninsfc . csnlita,e f1r Conzress.
The call las Eboat doren names append
81 amoug ~hom are too from this County.
a. n Smiih snd 4. %. Pike q Fryebure
Mr. >miih 80 to Years ago elected o.
to-u ofH-e BY the democrats. and "a, IN
successive years brcn 81, dovn a.a demo
crat. BY the Argos. in pab.shin- ne iocal
reforms. He 10 a son. in-la- ~ Gov Dana
A.a %. Pie - rot a Democrat. nor John
son man.-bu, true REPUBLICAN. vho a.
tended or Coaufy Convention. and -e
mos he has 10 sympaihy vith ibe move.
meat We veuture tbe assertion that che
placing % rs na-.e upon ths cali - base
oufrage snf irasd - far a. o. ford Com
~ - concerned this uaove 10 siulpiy che trsd.
inr ~ q ~hst votes Mr.. Wbnoosnb mixL'
otherrise have received. that Y. y PARIS
ard ether ioi.osers ~ Tyler and JoLasor
nay have bigger slices Of patronage.
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SHAMELESS IMPupENcE

Ga SATURDAY evening. fhs d" B-,si-snl-
butter-nut- party held q ratifcaiion meet
ing IN Portland. a. which va present Mon;.
gomery Blair. the nan whom TIE lanentci
Lincoln fosnd IL Necessary 20 LICK oui Of
his Cabinet. This Eraceiss, isIlo-. socord
ing 20 the Press, after gising the usual bi-
ogrAPhy q The Blair family. made the FOL
loving shameless threat,
- Tie AID that the lrc.rIirg 90 81 Gov
ernmenf hy denying reprcs,ntafiun % ten
81 The States in tbc lnion leads a. certAIn-
y 60 VAR a. secessiou itseii, that a vas
only smother form % secession. and. II con-
tinusd uouif inevitably produce evil var
a. the North lie advised his he.rcrs o.
conccniratr al fbcil slsr..ies On the slcc-
ton al q kcpresentaitse. lie sad thc nj
icals had now 10 oct Of 2l0. ths nsmb@r
Sben al The States verc reprcsented-t that
they could not Get that number acain--tla'
1.-THE johnson party -Osd raliy % The sop-
port 81 cossrTr,rfsnc principlcs Il wouli. 18th
the Al OF the Representative 81 the South-
Crn States. control a unsiornv % Congress
Bet. BE- said. thc radioais ~oaid not admit
these ulemb~rs from the Soufh. TAeg s-iH
ties Joia s-ifi re- Norfiera Dezocrafs anf
80 ~ - ticas1ircs a. fis frus Cos.yrcrs.
al rEF fREsipEST VIII EncoGNtzE THEN
A. THE TEuE CoSoEEss 90 rHE UNrTED
SrAIEs- The RumP will then impeach the
President snd elect another We shail
then have to ircsidcnts an1 to Con-
cresscs ard this ensures evil uar ia every
;osu and county throuchoat the Norih
While ihe South M b. unif on the gees
ton IA olig 80 o. eroif Looisiol ir
q 4. e H. -. II. -
f.TTsarf ~ Foiiry - "a Pr,siizf. II iLe
course az tie radrcals uas not checksd. n
they vcrc pcrmiffed O. carry OF tier poll
g.. Ne streets 81 Portland uosi run wiih
blood. and a desastafion. % whicA that 90
The Sogfh vas nofhing. poah oser-helm
the entirc Norfh.-
Ths Prcss sayss We az a-arc dat
- had bccn making infNusiory appeals q
ihis sort On private couscrsafIon and IN Ma
rgiand, ~c believe. a. pablo meeting.
bot so vere Asiouneed AZ his ass1rance in
comiug before Poriian andienc- 9TH that
thrcsieuIng AL bells ing sisle 81 haranguc
thai hstts only >oufhsrn cline. TIE peo-
pie 81 ne North are not accustousd % have
Souibern DoiitAcians shake tier fsfs al fhs ir
faces ard thrraisn cish ar a. fhe oons@-
qucncs - u0f a. ceptinc and supporting a
csTiain Inc q political aciion. Nor arr tlsv
Accustomed % J sieuing paiicutiy o. drlsb-
crate Embellishments 81 notorious event.
and Accepting thea a. tbe place of arru-
meut. Sach Cunlaci - simplF dis-usisnr
and Insults The iutelllgcncc and the good
sense Of fhe people
ThIs Blair d. IN nan No. dsring the
~ar ~cnt 70 Richmona ard fell % TIE neck
q Mrs. DAVIS and kissea ber.
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the policy Of Andre- johnson. the country
goes back 10 bsrbArisn and the most dsnna-
be desPOtisun that ever cursed any country.
Benedict Arnold. after be joined the Brit
81 army vas not more ANXIOUS TO ruin the
best hopes and fond antieirations Of the
friends % human Eberty. tAan = the spOs-
tate johnson. he peoPle must meet him
a. the polk 9Th a square. desAnt front OF
al - gore. Rally. then. sons % ora OK
ford. ard roll Up your repabiicAn maiOrifiss
bv thoasands-
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Stop that Lie!

l-e 'olTrfaeais or, tasy e.roulstirs ta.
"ory ilii iion. >.i-ey reriam voted ~
e. I'D Increasing tle .aitry oi usn.t.rs
IT, voted 1gI.ar f li- rt crran fta.
jasios voa'i te d1ns fhe solder tv ar1,h.
or bil. .tis failed and veal n1t naI iil
nof sanri.or tv his vote fiis i--rrtse of tt,
pa ~ members. on the rrourl ftaf Co., TO-
anenlmsnts nusf stsni or fsu ioestfer
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TheGuino;ine.

The aHe has fsiien. this ~sek. 70 make
room ior re-arding the following " Bread
ard bufter-rui men~ 70 b. postmasters
Willard snail. Auburn.
Chas X Miller. Banror
\. q. Tenrey. Branssick
J.. p Piisbury. Farminrtan.
: Derby. AHrrd
D q. Bates. Norfh Ps-is
" Greeuieaf. North Bcrw r..
>1ior Chase. Turner. H. 90 o. Collector
a lnterusl Revcnae in iLe Seoo1l D..trict.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-31

Toe Tsur.r Tu NJ q ". RIVER.
go oi Noruag. has left 81 ftis oFrs q sials
Of commln Geld corr. Ten ieet thrco inches
hgh. Iis says ih.s - not rcd more thsn
FL average 81 b. feid. Ala-re proportion
of Co. sa.ss bear TO osrs each. a re.uii titi
las tecn rrachei bv carsfsiy saving CO.
seei. ears FROM slch sfalss. fof saccessise
yeaIs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-31

ATEtr. The Prcsident rrso-feI ta q
disrrncsf.i triek. % enieavor % make Gra.
GRAFT erior-e she PtiiaIelria proceed
ings. KnorinE rhen ttc Co.'S. rouII cal.
h. sent ~ ihe Generai. on basnrss. e. tie
sam boar. Iais Il Boz Cen Gfani hap
penel to b. present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-31

WfarI suau. ~ Aubara. 49, appoint
90 rcsfass'er si thaf place 49, siatsr Boz
vas rsjectei bv a. Seusie. IT, Pfesileat
hss agsin srp1,utsd hin. notwithstani, ng
&C. sct,on 81 g. >-rafe. ani in prefersnce
90 ~ raltns Ger. HH ~ho VS. recon
uaeu.Ied o. he pisos ~ ihs Psople Of Az
burn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-31

The Advocate sod Christina Mirror. sp-
Pear sean, ~ fsll SIRE. sni dress Of beas-
tIiui ne fvre. We are glad % welcome
then. and boTe ftsf their continued pobH.
eaton Hsy not AGAIN Be interrupted
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-31

Mr Sc0sui. che Ne~ Jersey senator.
vho prevented ib- elecii3n ola L. : SEM
aior from thai safe lasf wintcr. ~ritcs ihsi
h.s political views have banged IT, nov
desires Cd hsve ar extra session q tbe Leg
isiaturc called. o. rstiiy che constitutional
amenincui. promising in s1ch an eveui Co
d. BE dafy Al Republican.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-31
MY POLICY ="
Revolution Threatened!

Musi accede to tn demands Of tie South.