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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-13
The Brftish Troops Rein forced.
IFrom the LlvarpoOl Post Dec %

Two regiments have been suddenly sent on 10 ireland
oae from Manchester the other from Chester Tho
Nnchesier regiment, twelve hundred strong, wus
socse u tbrec O'Clock in the morning, and by eight
okgk they wcrc rou'e for Liverpool. whesoc they
wers 20 efabayk at r. NJ seven ofhcers absent
Leave rse orlercd y telegraph report themselves
Cbyenee dock BY tve o'clock yesterday evening. Our
iucrwston IL that The Chester regiment ordered
With esUisl haste 10 Dublin via Holybesd- hosemexks
sFh az Acre rsu ersdfe svdst deal cf sne0s<~sn and
ny mps i,sdicSk eatsr serpus danger remarkable
c1dti'ifs ne part ct ne auhoraiss. No doubt the
usops who have, been sent Englishmen. For the
lasttcw days there have been statements made
tslp yoy extensive designs being entertained by the
DuN fefihns and these have been supported by the
measures takcB BY the authorities Agitation has pre-
yaIId AZ morick, os,ered py the hsssy transfer OF
frosh from place io place. Nflsg
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compel the adoption another by thosc accused
OF suppressing ihe Information thai rs sought ~
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ViR q IN A.

Pollard %" the Hsmpsgs as.is--us
Assssk. . ssw sssh torss .p~ssas st--
Se~srs.s Pssrps,ss sss.' 10 Hs.iw".
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T.s-s Nas auaekad. o. uo a4es q ms hgpAe"~d
Htsi hls tnsfH0ss. a tps 9tipes, W ffn fp%
sfa yrssr.slas a ~ Iislusus hri~a">' Fo-fa -ss
sfusa ~ah pssasl, .sAs 40 ePHA'it' A bfg a..
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lsfd sfs. .nJs "a az is--si sus 'sfssalsd
EssSs as rftssisni H AS sly tosAy that oo..rp.r
rsfp9bi 4aut v rryiss Consequence of a. a.,s.s
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speech e II. a..ss 2, sp.,..

The Qusea opened me cofiss IN penQp " dsy In the
speech from The thn,ne bsr hsiesf sAlds-- "a AS
Ny desire Ior pea has not been abla /" prevent the
ncencnt of bosliis bsiwe-n tbs eountry aud
Chile which bsd obstpsse;y refr-ei - maze amends for
wrongs done TO the Spsnsb during the pegut
slncaliy The goyelpysg, sib Cys ~ secoenI ~ the
tnat rnny tax pare connection thsrevith DESTROYS
Of respecting the indepeuence of TIE states n souih
America, fou nded the sDcteni oosones Of Spain,
have signed stlesty recogn1ing ib. ludepsndsnee OF
san Salvador Nv relations With ta o,b. forcgn Pow.
ers continue favorable
The Queen promised snLdry measnres relative 70
financial and domestic vel bin Tor the
pr-venson ~ the siav. trsde ths Antilles In
cgson TIE Qneen said ~ Cony reed labor ma pro-
due'ion cannot be developed where order aud lIty do
MOI exist Nv government wii fepreGs distgrbsEl
without cruelty and rcspect he Law ] hops u Nh
overcome al dhcuifes reiyns npof public oprion
rvpreseutsd by N. Chsmbcv
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

sssrtncnns R.nor. and Ccatrsdtctfops--
kuxiety Respecting the Actlon of Com
gress-The London Times Urging the
Mithd = q al 0f the Ereneh Troops.
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CsusrHl gfnnt hsttu ass< 4, ksv~. a. gsm.n., 20
fgragf - r~~>rsasssn u q inanitey bsofa int.gsntA
fuF ~ ne rsesnt els5 az o Aneaea srs ma sfrss.
sfxi Grant entygnisf~d forNlla.5m fos tisss
Cesar A. hrst ne rtf-r st,AC<f aftentsn ID esns
~ Duneis ~ pcAi dse4 4nssts sn fs 5ses ssa fs~ a.
VA ioyi a no matter sund ~ Il caig.sssa o. iss
isfepa tls sofd Al fsersni and foe al gatasa Nnsa
C~nerA 'fant nfitbsf ufitss sor thinss iss adli
nAry old~f no ~ i~a.ptsf, sn k~osnn 49,
f"unf ~si~ nAn. ssd bs snks s~N hs assrsnv. nti
ssysffNf " pg1is< oshsrs riih y~4sfs ssss~s~s.~m
vhsh w.y<as Ne aNha-a sass~rir. 10 psr'A-A tsstsss
sfth r<rsns <ssslen snd is,sslshg
fbs sf kG snfgfs1 tAf~~ yssr ~hsD s~ ~s- s~1st
v ne ,gsnfaknd a Do ssngy Tk csai ~~x< As~ ~
ssr<~- W. ssss~f,y UneNrrsss sx1 sussst~ snfn1sx.
ahncsk fsii ~ pfcfossd tho1ss. 30 msvs< ess.ssrpd
asrwvs wt<t We opsostasy we~s~s s~~n
NJ 49, Ne nae fss Tie nn~ s1f Tie pss<~, sed ~
So me eet ray sssltsa oae avsse 4.
pv,sA ~ Ls<ss1s ssss~los FOO vk~vs mrCssnAss
wvvss - ss<Fsss esss4 sioa~ pr1~s1y ~ ~6~s ,sa~
s.z s..s; =. - -: = ,s..y : =. ....,
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The Mksdo Of Jspsn had rerird 70 cptf he japanese
posi- ~ stipulated in ths fyooon's ts~~ite tbs hihs
ferr had referred the question thar rerlncvs fossrn
mrnis tt.. Ii,
The London 7srs Nsses thu th- ronttn~f fleets u
EngAnd, Frnurr and HoiiAsa. hss~ ~u rokonssrs '~,
osaren wah the Ministers ~ sesAs 'ssi~s'.e r~sp,f'c
On D'sW t ais ~ t.f 4
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Cotton sdvsuots Bbolf, rrh 40 rsIror kAEebesias
eoods arm ana sdvsneng oofion NJ fm~nu durns me
wsck 800 bacs fwwhs q. lto fsros W!
ch2ngc on Loaion, "a I'D "a. Al. %
rKSohsnse ~ I1d rr-1vhs ss fhsfa~o ~ fi.eonst
hes bs@n rsiscs, one per oens wf utffai
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The students who recently dres doNn Gpon tIrg-
selves anger of the government ny rnpneihting ~ -
siic and republican views have bad Their sstrnSu
reduced 10 and t~o ycap exclusion uom ce1iTse =
Great eroepicnt has boon ocaasiopep Ia Paris ~ ac
cree prob biting tho cscuiatou ~ ths fntJ~nt B2c
IN Paris Il sns from this pApcr uisrtha rsrs nnt ID
rived all their news. their oSn Journals notdhnap u
publish facts for fear Of Tire cansorship ManH Hsys
that similar will bs adopted vff tie fnEIseb
and American lournalA H1 tas tf - ~ =
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-21

s u r G Il O n d r n T I s 7 q,
OrT BIack1ceU, Barber & Harra's Store,
L = trnnt
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10000 Living Witnesses are testifyins to their
Neighbors, from day to day of Its WonderfulaEfscs.
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NEW ORLEANS.

DOINT CLEAR HOTEL-THE UNDER
signed will open the Point Clear Hotel about
the 10th day of May next This establishment is now
being reprinted and put in complete repair and con-
dition gas and water-works are being erected, the
grounds beautifully laid and the house furnished
entirely with the best of materials and latest i'm
provements.
Arrangements will be made for direct communica-
tim with New Orleans and Mobile both by steamboat
and telegraph Billiard abes of tn most approve
pattern have been ordered new Teu Pin Alleys being
built, and every amusement suitable to the climate
and the place afforded to man. woman and child.
For bathing, and fishing and healthfulness, this
celebrated watering place has superior the
tinelt and the undersigned Intends to make Ii the
most pleasant and comfortable in the world.
April lldtjyl CHAS. E. SMEDES, Manager.
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A. B. BULLARD. A. NJ. NELSON. n. D. SHAW.
BULLARD, NELSON d SHAW,
ATTORNEYS AND oOUNsELLORs AT
LAW, Carrollton, Miss, win practice in the
Tenth Judicial District.
TERMS OF COURT. r =
Calhoun, I'd Monday Of March and September.
Choctaw, 4th q
Carroll, I'd Mnd'y after 4th Arnd'y Mch & Sept.
Yalobusha 9TH g 18th ."
Tallahatchie, Sth 4th ::
| Sunfower, 9th g 4th ::
| July IA, 1866 d1y
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). WEYER,


Meas door bsloso Dsrsybsrys "a Stable STATE 81
s We have lust received . khoice lot Of Family
Grocsriss ccnslsting Of Bacon Hams, Lard. Flour
Collse. Sugar Tea, Candida Hay Oats, &c, &C
we would be pleased 70 havs pur old friends and
former cnatomsrs and the puNic generally % give
a. can before purchasing els where; ,,..-, a.,
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tIA ri = = JNAIEEAs
A TTORNEE AT LAW has resumed Practice.
~ Residence Bolivar county, Mississippi Post
Ohce-NapOeou, Ark ian23dd
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OF CLINTON, Mss.
HAS just received fresh supply Of Botanic
Ii Medicines for sale. Having devoted much
time and attention, for many yeaT-, TO Chronic
Diseases, he is prepared 10 cure Dyspepsia and
Chronic Diarhra, Chronic Disease Of the
Lungs, Liver, Spleen and Kidney, Dropsy,
Asthma, Scrofula and TetteT, Uterine dcrange-
ments, &c. Persons residing atto0 grclt dis
tance to consult him in person, can do 30 by
letter successfully. Public patronage respect
fully solicited. lnh20wIy.
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BRINLY'S FLOWS,
REV. L. b. DAVIS, President.
W. II. JOHNSON Esq, Vice-Presid snt.

WTE have on hand and are constantly manu-
w featuring a fine assortment of our un-
rivalled Plow, suited to every kind Of soil, to
which we call the attention of the Planters
and Merchants of the South.
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AND
NEURALGIA COMPOUNDS!

New Orleans
Wholesale Agent for the South
II Sold by all Druggists. mh2sdly.
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NEW ORLEANS,
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
DYE STUFFS, PERFUMERY,
AN D FANCY GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE.
JAMES CONCEAL,
20..............ST. CHARLES ST................20

JAMES CONCEAL,
2O...............ST. CHARLES ST................2O
.TtetC Orleans, La.
Having received by the late arrivals large Stock Of
Fresh an New DRUGS in Additisn to the large
sortment on band, AN now prepared to supply the
large and increasing wants of the DRUG TRADE
SOUTH
The following articles comprise part Of my stock
Acids, all kinds, Alcohol,
Balsam Copabia, Ammonia, Carbonate,
Blue Mass, Bay Rum,
BoraX, Blue Vitriol,
Calomel, Birthstone,
Cantharadies, Castor Oil,
Chloride Lime, Chalk red and white,
Concentrated Lye, Chloroform,
Cream Tartar, Copperas,
Indigo, Cutie Fish Bone,
Isinglass, Epecac,
Licorice, Jalap,
Root, Lunar Caustic,
Madder, Mace,
Mama, Magnesia
Musk, Morphine,
Nutmegs, Opium,
Quicksilver, Quinine,
Rotten Stone, Rochelle Salts,
Sulphur, Pumice Stone,
Tannin, Syrnges,
EPSON Salts, Turpentine,
Ether, Nitric FFF, Emery Flour,
Sulphuric, Emery and 3,
Gamboge, Extracts, solid & fluid
Glauber Salts, Flax Seed,
Gum Arabic, ground,
Benzoin, Ginger,
Shellack. Gum AssafRdita,
&" Myrrh, % Camphor,
Glycerine, 4" Tragacanth.
Hops, Glue,
Oil Bergamot, Herbs, fresh,
" Cod Liver, white, Oil Anise,
" dark, Cinnamon,
- Olive, pts and q'rts Croton,
" Sassafras, Lemon,
Pepper, black, Peppermint,
Potash, Chlorate, Wintergreen,
Putty, Pepper, Cayenne,
Saltpetre, Potassa, Iodide,
Senna, Rhubarb,
Soap, CASTLE, Saleratus,
Sponge Snuff in jars g. bottles
Slum, Soda, Bicarbonate,
Soda, Sal, White Wax
Varnish, White Lead
PIE r. FLU NJ e r. VI
Fancy Goods, Stationery,
! Combs, Brushes,
! Cologne Handkerchief extracts
/ Pomades, Flavoring,
Toilet Articles Puffs & Powder Boxes
Soaps, plain and fancy Patent Medicines, etc.
| we welcome 10 osr coIunnh again our olo Hlenu'
| DR. Humphreys, and his specific Homeopathic Rene.
dies. We have known the Doctor for many years
and know him as a conscientious Christian gentleman
and accomplished physician. We have used his
| Specific ourselves, and they used extensively
among friends and free to say that they are
| all that they claim to be-invsluAble Family Med
| cnes. All who have the pleasure of DR., H.'s &C
quaintance kne that he would offer nothing to the
public unless fully up to the standard of recon
mendation.
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HUMPHREYS
iii ON EOPATHIC RPECIFICl

HAVE proved, from the most ample experience, an
II entire success; imple-Prompt-Efcient, and
ReIable. They are the only Medicines perfectly
adapt popular use-so simple that mistakes can
not be made in using them harmless as TO be free
from danger and efficient to be always reliable
They have raised the commentator from all
and will always render satisfaction.
Nants
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PROFESSIONAL,
RICHARD COOPER, J.. SMITH,
COOPER q SMITH.
A TTORNEYS At LAW. BRANDON, MISS.
r. GO0DE,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
N Law, No. Caronueiet street, Eew Or
leans, La. ian2 1y
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-21

No. Cures Feuers Congestion lnhamAtions. .25
" 2. " Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Choic-- %
" 3, CrytR9- Collie or Teething of infants %
" l. DiaTTh0ed of children or adults %
" 5, " Dysentery. Gripping Billions Collie ..--.-25
e, i" Cholera Mor6Us, Nausea, Vomiting -. 25
I, " Coughs, Cslds. Bronchitis .--.-..---..25
&, Neuralgia Teoth-Ache Face sehe...-..25
i" 9, " Headaches Sick headache, Vertigo rs
10, Dyspepsia Billions Stomach. 25
IL, - Suppressed painful Periods ..---....5
I" T. Whitss too profuse Periods. .25
" l3 Group Cough, difficult Breathing. ....2S
" IA, :" SaL Rheum, Eryslpelas Eruptions. .25
IS I1hcurs@tls@, Rhsuuastic Pains 95
so, Feue and dSHe, Chill Fever, ARue. IS
H. Piles blind bleeding -.----.-..-...5o
ls OphLhGlay, and sore or weak Eyes. so
" l9 {" CdfazTh, acute or chronic Influenza. so
20 Wzooping- Cough violent Coughs $50
"2l Astk1d. oppressive breathing. so
q" p Ear Discharges, impaired Hearing. so
"23 ScroflLd, enlarged Glands, Sweings. 50
"a General Debility Physical Weakness. so
25 Dropsy .and scanty secretions. 80
26 Sea-Sickness from riding g--.---...--...50
"27 Kidney Disease. Gravel .-.....,....-.5O
=" 2s Nervous Debility Seminal Emissions,
involuntary Discharges. LOO
29 Sore Mol1k Canker- 50
" 30 Urinary IncOHtiReRcs, wetiing bed. so
81 Painful Periods even with Spasms.- so
80 Suferings at change Of life. ..---.lOO
"33 Epilepsy SpHsms, St. .'Vitus'Dance. L 90
:" "a I" DiptfeTid, liberated Sore Throat. 50
FAMILY, CASES.
IS walls, morocco case, and book 90
20 !aege vlsls, in morocco and bDok--------.. %
20 large vials, plain case, and book--.-----. 90
IS boxes (Nos. / to 15), and book. 500
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mahogany cases, 10 vials. 90
Single vias, with dire ctons- %
~T These Remedies by the case or single box, are
sent any part of the country, by Mad or Express
free tof charge on receipt of the price. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY.
Office and Depot, No. 56l Broadway, New York.
DR.. Humphreys is consulted daily at his Office, per
sonaly by letter. above for all forms Of disease
JAMES CONCEAL,
Wholesale Agent for the Southern States.
CRAFT & JOHNSON,
AGENTS,
Jackson, Mss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-29

dealings 18th others. ana regarded 18th che
utmost cou;empi any man vho shouI az
oshsrsise. ue as no pubi,c sreaker. ilt
bs vouli approach uru .u private. and bring
them over o. b. Nirus. in a remarkable,
marrer. Herr "a. DE- rra'rst poser.
Vice. in iie prime ol i,ir hc coaii ri.ir Over
fho tosn. 80 brtr- an ,-f1rn-e to hsar uI,-
on be- irilou litirru. vil.h ~ .aii De- ir-,-
sisiib'e when thrr we're called Together OBJ
express their opinion al thr blloi box.
ile vas aiuass erafifci a, witnessing ,-r-
tiiug uhi.h T,-.airri OBJ fac material pro-
crcs- of che tovn Wen pr1I-,t was
started ior cSfcrt.ag the Osiorl ani Cum
ocriani oanal Co Beihrl D. spent mech time
'n thc advanceucni Of that object a. lo-
eating 49, rosd.. IN witnessing TIE erection
Of re- buiidings. or in Any snierrri.e which
seemed 90 prou,oto the pablo cool. D. a.
says cS1rcsscd lively satisfaction. Tho.
hh' faded a-ay ai ihc arc oi - sears ono
ci beihri's Trumiueut osiireus
o. ivr.i to s-r a forest cleared s-, s-oani
t..a aal hiassn pleasantly siiaa,rI in the
oru'er Of a ttrrn- r,-1h,ion. On tb-
a.'ta aa-iscrsary ui bfs ma-r.agr hc hal
Golden wedding ~hen large number %
relatives were present AZ thc festive occa-
..ou; anil rov d. has lrli che scenes ~ hls
pa. hic Eifh th. common remark thar ro
man uil bc missed from tLc commonly
more taan D.. IT, rrmt.rs wsre c1escr-
60 o. fN.. f.r.sr r..-..r f.f.-.E 49, . q
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Carr BE,a~r We stated a ~ da,,
$50. thai De arrest % Cap J .. Rr,art
solil D. found % b- b,,ci on av-rr friv.
hi charge lsf 90 t'..n .arr.,s-.i th, r--.c-
c-'ars wcrr th- l,sloyai RESIDENTS Of tsror-
ga II seems. houcsrr. o. thr Rcpor. ia
ilc Losa Georgian. ttai ihe i-.ii-a,or D..
DAVE I.ison. che a-cut ofta- FrrcLlca'.
Harra1. u appear,. thai vhle Cap, B-r-
ani ~as agent oi th- harcal. uiiioat pas.
D. borrouri soar morry ota colarrl rsta
Tie note was transierrcd. arl oa tLe asv
81 palairu' 10 "a. prr,en,e.l ~ another par
~ fhan the o-ner Paym-nt was nrosni.,.I
in thrrc dass. b4t che party voal rst
SAT-. lciag lrirrn o. pouc- t-hirI
llu gave q f-ctrSt Or Bringing a .sit.
To action is raf commenced b. a.. rol-
crsi man Who leni thc n,cacv. Waite r.-a
rrrc oarrrd a. bail. bui vcrr not a-erps.d.
De hnalis c9iorcd maa oH-rrI O., 81.
t.lisnan. AM vas received To d-st
coaii have been more easily collected aifh-
oai tte SIT. -hi.e tlc clar-c 90 fra.I s.
enfireig tascicss.
'api. brs ant Las couifoi az tbc LOYAL
Georgian. Th.seu a ,iort SINE SINCE .-rf
AL otaee- trmini.nr thai fhe proofs of e..
f Faper Do sah-n.tfrl q, t.a. before
Tlthsh.rs les "a. p-aperiv r,f..-l
hie o' SELLERS vas an PLACED is ti- o.
t.e a. gaari. art a. OBJ r.i-tofle lara-
nct flry demanded Co. fr.i COPY printed.
T.... a.. &c.. r. Ill
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-29

\ SAD CAsE. Amon- The Por;ianl Deb
gates 90 Bangor. vas Ma JARVIS q. S.e-
vens. formerly OF PARIS After ieavir- Gle
CITY . became apparent that BIS vie. whose
health hsd been slowly falling. vas sinking.
\ dispatch vas Immediately sent 90 Carr.
J.. +. Clase. Who hai gone 90 Bangor the
day previous. By whose arrangement a.
extra enginr was nearly read, io rcfsrn on
the arrival Of Ole train from Fortard. De
failed 20 reach home however. until I.ttle
after Mrs. ; bad breaihed her Iasf. on
lhursday morning The prompfnrss and
humanify 81 SaperintenIcnt Moves in clear.
ing The rad AMI furuisb.rr on extra
was highly eomu,cnd-d On alI land. in
Bangor. The foneral % Mr. Steven. o--
currrd in Portland Stiurlas u,orninr. IT,.
wholesale Boot a Shoe stores we're all
siosed. a. tcsfsm7aal 81 respcci 90 Maior
stevens
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Republican Nomination.
Danger Convention.

The recent republican State Conveniion
was one Of the largest ever holden in the
State u was A. asscmblace from ever
County and composed Of The working men
Of the party. Among the deiegates we're
found many Of the leading politicians IN The
republican organization. The military 81
emcnt was also quite prominent. But two
names were before the convention az can
didstes. al Others having Withdrawn from
the canvass. This narrowed The eoufes;
down between Hon. samuel y. Sprin~ and
Gen. !. /. Chamberlain. The contest va
warm and excited between the friends Of
these gentlemen. and coal1 the real senti-
uneni Of the State have been expressed 81
the ballot box in the Convention it d. yer,
doubtful which Of the two woald have been
nominated. Ga the srst ballot Gen. Clam
berlain received 500; Mr. Spring. ass -
With only three scattering votes.-beinr
total vote Of 1870. Just ~ the conventior
vas about % balio, for Governor. Mr.
Stevens % The kennchec Journal male
motion that - -..n shonh be allowed %
vote who DID not I've ~ re County which
he represented. Upon this there sprung
Up an exciting .iebafe. IL has ALWAYS been y
the usage Of the republican ps-ty where
towns have elected delegates snd rivca
thea power 70 al al vacancies. % permit
these delegates % end suisiiiufes. provil.
ed obey would carry cui ihe wishes Of those
they represented. The friends OF NJ.
Spriug living in the western part % thc
safe, found "a impossible % attend IN fuu
delegations, hence nsny % ihe towns send
ing delegates had instructed those who Eil
attend 10 ST. al vacancies willie fhc % icrls
% Gen. ChambeTlain living IN p--ohscof
ard in adjoining Couafics i1l 60 -r tl-ci-
power % have their delegations ether fan
CT Substitutes Furnished near hone TIE
friends q Mr Spring had supposed the ola
usases and relies Of the party you'll % 81.
hersd 20 and had lad 70 notice frou fhe
STATE committee Or fron ary other source
% the contrary.
point 81 order vas raised. thar the
Convsstion having scccr'ed fhe Report %
the Comni,;ec on Credentials made evcrv
Delegate reported a bona rie member oi
the Convention with al, the Incidental riett.
attaching 90 ihc place an3 thaf The Couven-
uon could aot vote 20 deprive ary Of i's
lavfoi nieuibers o. il.e rieLt q ,otirr Tor
Govemor. bet this was ovcrrulcd D. ihc
Chair We speak q iLcse proceedings. not
for the sake % inling fault. but 90 r.at our
political iuends on their c4arI against
ueir repetition. We shall give 90 Gen
ChaHberlain our hearty support a. Vii ttc
friends Of Mr.. Spring throughout o. STATE.
The Resolutions CO the Convention a.
though not exactly What thy should have
been. wiz in tbe main meet thr views OF TIE
kePa5iican party Of TIE Sfare. u only re-
mains FOR ihc party 90 50 to work ard give
their gallant standard bearer an overuLe,n-
ing majority GO ihe polls. The We believe
obey vii d. Oh the second Mondav Of Sep.
tcmber ucxf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-29

The weather fhs rcek bas bee. t..
eno1gh ior any psrpose. Even che mo.t
invefcrate croakcr has bal 20 aInr ,,,t
corn al grow. a. ihe ieavcs have run o..
az inch DAY. TIE crops have made q
~onderisi start Under che influence ofde
beat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-29

TIE AroosfooA Times BE- receiving so
subs'arfiai e. surrcrt from hc p~orie ~
Afoof.ook County as 81 warrant r's enla-rs-
ment vh..h u.l bel done nest week. Ita
sn eEcelenf Paper.