davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-20
Radicals on the Rampage In
EarlVille.

GRANNY Baldwin, Burton G. Cook ami one
Gown We're here or Thursday evening last
Robinson hail was pretty well hlIed with
about an equal number o. National unionIsts
and Radical disunionits. The meeting p Il.
ed by choosing Hail, chairman. Granny
Bal twin, 1.-THE same old fellow who, wI'h his
little red trunk in hand, went on to see old
Abe. at Washington, in order to stop the
draft opened up 50 emu.y and mourniully
AS the AutunsI winds, waiting like some lost
spirit. He said any aaI who would desert
his party, committed perjury. At TINS point
VI. II. Signcr, stepped up to the stand, and
in a whisper, plainly heard by your cores
pondent, suggested that the republican party
was made up by desertIons IRON the old
parties. and it was not policy 10 be too
severe on deserters and, said he, Cook
himself, after being elected by Democrats 10
the senate Of Illinois, deserted and helped
elect Trumbul. Granny Baldwin subsidized
At this time a dog commenced bowling in
the street Sore criod out, stop the dog
and a naughty boy ''spoke out IN meeting,
saving. There Is Just where the howl comes
in" and the dog went on, and Granny Bald
win closed amid another howl from the dog.
L. G. Cook then mounted the stand. lie
said it was easy to talk any body could talk
after hearing such glorious news from the
state elections. said The states were m The
union fc1ritOriaiiy, but out yOcerRmeHtaby to
prove this be said some of the state governs
ments were driven out OF the states vita ali
the archives in their hats. IL then Neut on
10 relate the stories of Jack Hamilton and
other soalawags to prove that ren are being
killed down south. and then drew ID 4. asjOuLd-
in. and lawycrlke In!a Fence from these facts,
be called them. that the rum congress must
interior. in these states aud teach the people
good moral. and religion. II the people
iaIl TO be moral. congress must make them
moral, was his able argument; certainly Il.
c. Cook has been uuduiy oyeres;ima'ed as
a rea,oner. or else be Is trying TO br. 2 HIM
self down 10 the comprehension OF his Radi-
cal hearers. One gul'e intelligent radical
remarked to me- that Cook talked TO procure
votes. ike all other men aud when be lad
siiiy men whose votes be desired % get, whF.
be tried sily stories and used silly :r sumenjs.
Cook certainly made failg;e here. Tie
closed by swinging off Iuto the pathetic, aud
taking about the spirits OF the departed boys
IN blue. who were bcalilg round beyond the
rc,nO,est star, or ever visiting the BONES and
firesiles !efl behind. Your correspondent
noticed a rubbing Of cyes among tue old
fusely.
Corwin came on. He reminded one % a
rat ruawing through pune board after aneese-
He Will not die Of imprisoned iuluCs- al logic,
nor will he be mistaken for Webster, by any
who know Webster Is bog since dead.
EAEvILLE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-20

The Ottawa Republican,, forced TO ilmi,
that at the commencement of the rebellion,
John 4. Logan, was traitor, engaged in en-
listing soldiers for fhe rebellion, and in the
traitorus scheme Of taking southern Illinois
out of the Union, puts to US this question:
"Why did not the Truder honestly admit five
years ago that its disciples and in some in,
sances leaders, in Southern Illinois, were
traitorously combining with the enemy
against the common cause Of our country z
The Trader did not deny, in lsGl, but that
there were rebels in Southern IIliuois, nor
did it fail to denounce them when their
names were known. 1t dill deny them, az it
does now, that as disciples which we
suppose the luminous Perkins means the
disciples of democratic principles were then
combining. or were combined with the enemy,
in southern Illinois, or anywhere else. The
democracy of Illinois at that day. and all its
leaders, with Douglas at their head, took
ground earnestly against the rebellion as any
abolition leaders in the corntry, and it Is no.
torious, in the matter OF enistr ent in the
army to fight The rebels, two democrats en-,
listed to one Eepublc IN in all parts Of ILL.,
nois particularly in Egypt Logan, like all
conspirai ors, did his work in the dark ana
if We failed to denounce him it was because
Els treason was not then as notorious as it is
now. We did know, however, at that tine,
and said SO m the Free Trader, that tie
scheme to take Southern Illinois out of the
Union vas throttled by Josh Allen, now the
conservative candidate for Congress IN the
18th district, and by Col. w. b Anderson
both at the time and still democratic Leads
ers'' in hat part of the State.
We are not fighting John A. Logan, how
ever, because he was once traitor and
turned his coat, lin constellation of getting
a colonel's commission in the Union ar my,
for that was the price Of his repentance J
but we denounce HIM, and TIE party that up
hold him, for their shameful inconsistency
and hypocrisy in denouncing nothing but
punishment against all other rebels, no mat
ter how much they may now repent, whom
their own candidate is a converted-bought
up traitor. The southern rebels have laid
down their arms, admit the rebellion was a
failure and mistake,-and desire again to
obey the constitution and laws of the Union.
Logan and his party say, however, they can't
come back,-they must first be punished"
that treason may be made "odious." Tier
repen ance, however Sincere and earnest,
goes for nought; but Logan, whose repent,
ance was bought, is saint. If treason is
so heinous a crime that il can never be
repsnted of ard forgiven, let the traitor
logan also be purified of his treason by the
cleansing waters Of punition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-20
Appoint nlcnfS.

The following appointments for political
meetings in this county have been made.
Oct. 22d.-At Lanes school house in the
town OF Allen. Addressed by Alex. Vaughey
and E. NJ Dewey.
Oct. 22d.-Grove's school house in Rut-
land. +. F. Brewer and J. B. Rice.
Oct. 23d.-Serena. Capt. Davis and G. W.
Armstrong
Oct. 23-At Seneca VIM. Reddick and
f. A: Dewey.
Oct. 25-Brick school house in Brookfield.
John Hise and F. F. Brewer.
Oct. 25tb.-At Belford's in Eagle. VIM.
Cogswell. III. X. Boyle and Peter Miller.
Oct. 27.-At Woolley's school house in
Grand Rapids. John Hise and !. Avery.
Oct. 2S-At Earlville. VIM Reddick and
Capt. Cogswell.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-20

EURoPE.-The most notable item of ne VS.
from Europe during the week is the state,
ment that Russian troops are marching to-
ward the Danube. This indicates that
RUSSIA Is again about to prosecute her
designs upon Turkey. The Greek revolu>
ticn is to be Russia's opportunity; and this
gains color from the fact that it is boldly
stated that agents Of the Gear are really at
work IN Gambia: encouraging the revolt
against Turkey. 1t is not unlikely tina.
Europe may be again upon the eve of a
general war. The purchase by the United
States of the Island of Melos, in the midst of
the scene OF conflict, seems to have a signi-
Ecant connection with the contest
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-20

STANTON AGAIN To Observation-Disclosures
specials" seem again to be agreed tba,
stanton Is about to retire from the war
office, and that Sherman is to take his nIace
The Chicago Republican special says:
Whether Gen. Sherman can he sn.-ed
from his duties in his Department or NOT. is
yet an open question. He is known to h., in
favor OF the Presidents policy, and Mr..
johnson des res TO have zen. Sherman .c,
as Secretary o. War until it car be deter.
mined who shall permanently succeed Mr..
Stanton in the Cabinet
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-20
Hon. HI. M. vVead's Appointments


Hon. Fl. NJ. Wead will address the people,
on political topics, at the following times and
places
Henry. Marshall county, Monday might
October %.
Earlville. La Sale county, Tuesday Octa>
Der %.
Oswego, Kendall county, Wednesday
October "a.
De Kalb, De halb county, Thursday Octo-
Der 25s
Ogle, Lee county, Friday, Oct &c.
Amboy, Lee county, Saturday, Oct. p.
La Sale, La Sale county, Monday Oct. 30.
Verona, Marshall, Tuesday. Oct. 80.
Ell Paso. Woodford county, Wednesday,
October 81.
Fairbury. Livingston county, Thursday,
November l.
Washington, Tazewell county, Friday,
November 2.
The local democratic committee at the
points named, will make the necessary ar
Judgements for the meetings.
BY order of the Dem. State Commute.
JOHN II. Re-. Sec'y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-20

At one of Logan's meetings in the north
part of the State, the following amusing in
cident occurred, much to the discontinue of
the speaker. He spoke with earnest gestic,
ula,ions rs follows
"Mr President and fellow citizens I would
that on the morning Of the 9TH of November
next, mad the wings Of a bird. would fly
to every county, to every town, aye, to every
village and to every hamlet in this broad
land, and proclaim to every man, woman and
child the success of the party" AT this point
a small boy IN the crowd called-"Dry up.
you FOLD fool You'd get shot for goose
before y1u flew mile J" Logan wilted. aud
small bot had the floor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-20

John Van Buren,. son Of President Van
Buren,, died last Saturday, October 18th, on
board the steamer Scotia, on her way from
Liverpool to New York. He had accomr:.-
MED Assistant Secretary Fox on his late
naval visit tn Russia. Leaving the party in
Russia, he had gone to Scotland on a tour
for the benefit of his health, but having
taken severe cold. which terminated in
sill more dangerous symptoms. he started
f'r home. On going o. board tie steamer
he at on ce retired 10 ms state room, where
he renamed until his death.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-20
The Elections.

It appears, on figuring up closely, that
while the democrats and conservatives have
everywhere gained largely on the popular vote
in the late elections, the congressman remain
the same as before. We gained Congress
man each in Ohio and Indiana but lost two
in Pennsylvania. On thepouplar vote, how,
ever the republican losses foot up about as
follows
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-20

A colored man was on Tuesday dragged
all over the Republican city Of Chicago and
among Republican officials, to get shelter,
but ne found none, and died in the street.
Had this same thing occurred in New Orr
leans, the horror of Black Republicans over
the atrocity would be appeased by nothing
less than the enfranchisement of all the
negroes and the disfranchise ment of all the
whites in Louisiana.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-20

CANAL CLosISG.-The closing of the Ili>
nos and Michigan canal has been postponed
from the 18th inst. TO the LIST of November
There WAS so much grain along tie canal
and down the river that it would have been
ruinous to close the canal on the early day
that had been al pointed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-20
Conservative Meeting: ia Dayton.

There will be a meeting of the Conservas
tive Union men at the McGrath School
House, in the town of Dayton, next Monday
evening, Oct. 22d. Capt. Co2sweli and Will
lie NJ. Sheehan will address the meeting.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-20
Fearful tragedy in Ill.

fearful ,ragedy occurred in the town of
Thompson, Carr Il county, lIliuuis, on Non
day. T"0 families, oy the name - Goddard
and Zd5 K, had been living during the pas,
simmer in the same house on farm about
4 mile from the village. Frequent q 'arrei5
have occurred between them, finally cu.InI-
mating in fierce family encounter between
two male members OF the families. Clubs
and similar weapons were freely used, and
nearly all the member. G' the families became
engaged in the conflict. Mrs. Goddard. hav-
ing been st4uck once or twice in the melee,
rushed into the hodse aud soon returned with
butcher knife. which she Immediately
plunged into the breast of Miss Mary Cole,
killing her instantly. Miss Cole. the victim,
was a Young lady about seventeen years of
age, quiet and iuoffensve, and was taking
no part in the quarrel. The murderess is
under arrest. but manifests no cortrition for
her crime.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-20

The very best remedy for this horrible di>
sease is Boyd's Balm. If resortel to early,
it will prevent the development OF the d.
sease, and will prove a substitute for alcoholic
drinks. For sale by E. Y. Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-20
Col. Dickey's Appointments.

The ILL., State Democratic Committee has
issued the following appointments for Col. I.
LYLE DICKEY, the Democratic nominee for
Congressman at Large:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-20

Over fifty thousand votes gained i'll two
years. Another such gain would give US
three of the four states
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-20

w Collection Agency, Seneca, Ills. Will attend
promptly collections veyancing, investigating titles,
and all other business entrusted to his oc2U 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

CoNoEEss An5oUE>ED SATURDAY. aft-r q
session q seven months Washington cor
rcspondeuts give = summary of the oondi-
ton In Which business vas lcit. from vhich
ne collaie The foilo-ing TIE BankruPt
BIN Las psssed the House and bcsa iasora-
by reported IN the senate TIE ia
ancndatory % The National Csrrency A.
has oniy beca partially acted on In Re
House. The TariH ban ha. passed ihe
House and l. in tLc hanls % ~ SenEie g.
nancial committee. The Bingham Wool
til passed the House ~ .trong vote. bet
Vas tabled by twenty-five % tseire in ihe
SenA'e. The Disirict Safracc bM % the
House I'D not reaSh vote n the senate
The Senate biil recognizing thc iudiciary
a the Unitcd States vas not reached ia the
House. No effort was made % pass the
Colorado BAL over The veto. The Prcsi-
dent did not veto the NebFaska IN. bat
avAiied himself o. kis constitutional PSisi-
leee 10 boll q for ten DAYS before acting
upon "a. The Soidiers ard SAILOR Equai-
izAtioa bill q tie early partof The session
faiied 90 become ~. In a. stead ne
have partial uieasure.-in the form % an
araenlment 20 tn Misceliansous App-o-
pristion ball. Soldisrs Who enlisted for
three wears ani served cot tbe ian tern. CT
we're houorably discharged on account o.
wounds hsforv theeSpiraiion Of their terms.
are 70 have 500. to years men get 40.
and tie az = made sPp'icablc 70 Ale hsi-.
Any soldier who Las bArtcrrd. sold. assign
ed. transferred. loaned. exchanged. or CIV
en- away b.. 6nal discLarse paper. - any
interest IN iie houniy provided b. Lis Or
any other act Of Congrcss. shail not b. en-
uticd 20 receive any sdd,iional boanty
whatever. Il = estinaiea ihAi tie mca,-
IRE viil AID sonc scscnty-6ve miuio-. 70
tn pablo debt
The senate stood 6rm against The IN
crease q salaries. an the ban kiied. cS-
cep, that Increasing pay q Congressionai
emPicyecs- Thc array BAL prosi3ss for
siNiv regiments. part of -hioh -i'i b. a vet
eran reserve corPs or gArrisoa dsty. o.
mcn ~cundci in abe var. Coiored troops
arr placed ca a. c.saaiifs 18th The vhitss.
Il i. mentioac,i a. q matter Of congraizla-
tion that the asembcFs d. no, have whi-sey
ia the capitai. aud generally keri sober
during The ciosing proceedings.
The Prcsileni dia not siga ths b.l al
hitting Ncbraska a. a State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

We hope oar State and Couniy Commit
tees VII make arrangements for a series Of
political meetings. IN every part % the
State. We DO not start this suggestion
because Ne have any fears a. % The gsner-
al results. for ne believe the gallant Cham
berlaia ~iil w.lk over the course and eoss-
oui more than tvcniy ,housand ahrai Of bis
compstitor ~hoever b. nav be bot Ne want
20 make our majority this fall a. large g.
possible. The issue j. virtually bet~eeo
Congre.. and Johnson. backed up - he !.
and uin be BY 'he oOPPerheAds; hence ve
-ant % dcmOnstra;e 90 the PresiScnf and
al his synrpathizers. wherever found. that
Name . Overwhelmingly Nth Congrcss
and against hin ard bis pohcv.
To this end ve ~ant al tbese great quss-
tions Of reoons'ructiOn Publicly discussed.
Truth always gains ~ open debate. To
DO this. 90 need not serd oH ont Of the
STATE 81 grcai expense for speakers. We
have plcnty Of then st home. We have
scsrccly a CITY OF = town Which does not
contain some one or more men. competent
70 talk N puhlic upon the grcat political
questions ofthe DAY. Arrangements should
be made 10 have a. least one rousing meet
ing in every Couu'y. and then tbey shosid
BE- extended into ever tom and neirhbor-
bod We trust the special fricnds Of Gen
eral Cbambcriain vii b. A. nseh Ia earn
ct % AIRY the election a. they wcre O.
nominate their favorite man; and we csn
assure them that The or ginal friends Of NJ.
SPring ~in work nth them Nth The sane
real and earnestness. they wosld. bad thcy
succecded in the Bangor C1nvention. We
are all Chamberlain men nov. Let Us al
g in Nth a rush and give him thirty thou
sand majority in the old Dirigo State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03
New Church a, Wet Pari,.

We learn tia' Mess-s y l.. a7-i Eieszer
Marshan. have assumed ~ respdnsibiiity
81 erecting for re Frce VIII Baptist sOcis-
~ a. Wees Paris. neat house for pubic
worshiP. IL al o. located on a lot nssi
Nr Ho~s'- Stcrr. ~hich hss hem rc,ervei
18th ~ eSr~ctaiion th.i Il zi<h; ~ SORE
tine Be taken OF Tor such Turro.e. TIE
hou.c III D. buiit on the model q the
MeiLolis; house az Eas; Ramford. nwil
h. ~ bv - &C.,. on the foo-. I'LL have "a
pc~,. 18Th gallery f,r the choir. opposite
the desk. tbe peus berg arranged IN q
ssmi-circle 90 thai an AL face The speaker
The huiiling sal De- .urmouu,ed BY sP.rs
rising rear one hun8rea See; Nj fufnam
q Rumford. - The contractor. ard b. O. be
ready foNthe masons in October. TIE
house -il cost Probsbl, abou' $500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03
IEternal Rereune.

Ia wil be seen BY the notice - the Col
lectcr for the Scoond Disiricf. that Hon
Timothy Walker has resigned his position
a. ncpoiy Collector; and that. unlike al
the Other Couniics. 'hcre l. 10 ofEccr in
Oxford. % receive ihese taxe- The Col
iec'or 81 sFend brief period ia .omc q
The towns. Ard al persons upon ~houa take.
have BEN assessed al bear Ia mind that
they must nos comply viih the pros isions
Of tha az. Or b. held halle % pay tic al
dnicrai Suns prescribed By The Act Taxes
nav D. paid on the DAY. assigned far VISIT.
% oNiord County. OF At Lewiston. A. any
t.mc previous.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03
/, IRD

We. - unirrsi-uri. Efr'r,i.-s-s 81 uarEf~Is
teeisrv thsi BE- 80 r1t,l..y st.f-i In a. osuru.
hrit to fhocsr trilerfrs FL rftsut a. Cenatv Csc
srufou. i-tars ~ siacfloa ta-k ri.- thst f go
crlrEstrs che-rn srrv orrosfl e. Grrrn sud Fl
o. thry $500 te er ~. ursTt--v ant ~ 60
risr.' 'cr -euatar. rhis 60 irurrs1-r 49, 80
rorts to 49, eesf nu.l 90 ne hrrr th.s stasr
'afri lruioi ~ az OF IT, nr.iaary'. ntrnis. sni
90 t-i.-rr r uas naf
W. als. t-ar fhrf sfs'r-.en' hss t-asn r-rra-.-i
- raoi.-stlru IN ~ fs,arst srffln- f.rth thsf
~ EratturT's frtr-fs l-rlsr.rf f-fare e. csuaus
taat D. 80 De to t-. ar ~o.lI 90 D. o--fttst.
90 CO. ~-urtr ws tenr thl. an rhsii-uzr ttrrl
a. Frl-iaoc frislll ef fhe ~ e. 80 r.ssr s-lh
statr-nruf
A. a. srtlri. a. ~trh 90 r-sr d. - ta D. rat-
is,'i. 90 $50 srrrsr sIth u..s snl 81. go have
irtrut lfs eeurrrtf ttrnsrh rurer sc a. "a rro-
ra-esi - HnFsrr IL sa f.rir. r-rhsr.. as ur ouelt
D. s.aF -ufs-u o-hrr ststrrurrt. uufrus 90 thsf -
rti.h o. lave sFaE-a w thauatf r F-ar-r to
coatra'lt i a. ~ I,ss..ir. 49, oauut-rs-s fhe
fisr .-urrrsstuus utl-n 90 terrrs r. o.. rsI-aiat-f
G. rnurrr
Natruflnr Erlrr D. s Cha.r
n a. Eerurt Elrlrr TnrfIr
aarar Narrar. d fr.an
y f ElrrraEhs.
brtNrtrfn. Juir fi- t-aS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

CoNTm,sED. Among The o.I-rr, con-
trmed b. thc Senafc. are the i1losi.r.
Brewer Major Gererais in che = sslar
armg-Eaiss Incaus. francis Fes.cn. Sen
ard Cover Grover. Maine
70 De- Bu-adicr Gcnrrals 81 Eolanteer.
by hrevet-eol Ciark : Edwards. rth
Name Col Henry Bovnfon. sab Maine
II D. Lieafsnaut Ool1ncl az Volunteer
~ MAJOR Frank n Drrw. I-th
Maine
10 bc Carfains of Volunteer PSI l-eref
-Lielts John ID. kilder Cbar'es e. era
ham. >amael =. fl1nt. tieorgc q. C.Irrr.
aul HearI q. Cotton al q the l4th Maze
To o. second Lieutenant in tbr r,r- i.r
army.
D. the ID Ariilicrv-Capt. Alclbert =
Isifchcu. 1th Name.
d. the sfh Artillery - lieui Fraat
Thorpe 7th Maile Battery.
ln ils is,h lnfauirv-Lie8i Col J.. A.
Irle. sch Name
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

C-NHrNcruESr ExEECIsr.. az the Ban-
gor Iheoiog.cal seminary oclarreI las
seek. Anong ttr graIua'es re notice ore
fr0m this County. Aaram Maxwell o. sre-
den. Weineslsy afternoon. a. the Han
mo-i s,resi ,hs-ch. occarrod che ordina
uou ~ iieafy %. Tiayer and Gilman A.
Uoyf
Tie exercise. q, ,bc ordination ~ere a.
folioss
No.aril-y oa Gle organ g. Pred "a.
Ee.r.r
Arfhen hr o. rtr.-
E.alinr of the Minutes al Caa-riL b.
Nv li a ~horrr. of Orrrrfrr
lr'rollcfarr sersless o. E.r. >n.h ua-
Boo .f nr.r1.
~.rr..n if Rev D. W.C..t
orla.ning prutcr by Eev. Geo Vs.
FIe.I.
Daarec o. E.t U- In-I
E-l larI .' Fellowship. NV o.. A.
Eot.r rf Wrf.-t
Beacl .a.r as E-s %. O Tlarer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

Rior - NEw OEiEASs. a terrible ret
oocurrci IN Ncs Oricans. Az last q last
week. ~hich resulted ia tie deaih Of ie0
frcclmca an aboat 80 ~hiies. IL seems
10 Lave sPrzug out ola dctcrminAiiou oi the
rebel mayor 20 prevent the rs-assenbiiug
o. tbe Couvrution % 1894. approved b.
Mr. Lincoin. AT ~Lich framed ihe Coz
stifsiioa under which tLc Lossiana gov
ernmcut - Dos condsctel- The meu5er,
u he Convention we're al piaccd gnler A.
rcst. The troshie 18th tl.e usgroe, occur
rcd iron a. aucmPi - take from them =
Jnion Gag they rere Carrying The Presi-
cent las placed the ciiy snder marital a..
and directed iAe STATE Attorney 90 pros
ecuie al Illegal assem5laees. Tie fall de-
scrPiion . nee.led % sho- al tbe horror.
of tlis uew step IN recoastruciion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03

Tar DtuT PrFs- cane oaf in faI sire.
Mor1sy morning The pabH.hrr hts pro-
cured nev Office. Cited % viii rev ffpc.
e rev rress ani Steam engine. in very
short t.re Tben cu arrarreuenf .sar-ee-
able 81 couutrv renicrs. uho iar uonti
have been obliged % vat fin evening" for
fLe rers
Mr Tlarstrn uii iatr % re~ cf 81 q,
oIent..n OBS seek AL uiI ai,1 tie Tran
srr.rf rsth.hers. s3 ttat rest seek. AT tic
Ior.ari papers s.ii Pol issaei ia e. ssaa'
form W. uish then aii aneas1-e "a proc
prr.fy vi..h r.l shortly c1mpersa'e ten
90 tie bosses s.FercI