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ONFoHu. sf--ffa fonft of Frofaff heii sf rar.
o. sfhla cd &C. fhe C1urff af ca t.rd. 81 ftr
a. Trrs.Ifs ri A.rusf a % fsfs.
Cffa- q MfNlN rnI AEiIhH a.. HALL.
- naaast eHereinls ia rrrfsfa fnsfrurr~nf aar-
r1ffiar ts o. ftr 60 f. ii lni frsfs afa ri rec
rurk y ilaH hfe 81 Fsrts ia 81 "a raHsff le.
c.feri. tarira rfrsra.st HI stulr 60 rrahsfrt
nltrrrf. Ihar To- sa.' fafrrrars ave r.firr f1
IN lrrs.Hf iafrrrsfrf ts rarsfr1 rorf af ft.s
ef.rr fn ir ra.istr ftffe SEEKS farorsslsfis la
~ rst.rt uraarrrr pflafat .f fsris, fhaf ftey
ansy arIrr -f Ffailstr Canrf ia hr hea Eel 7 afis
IN -sil Ceaay. aa flrfhirl y lr.ist 81 ~erf a~xf
- ffn a'rlfl III fhe t,rsra.r 90 shea csnse
~ 80 ttrF have. shF 90 ssu.s sh1uI 81 ~
prafrf. aaffarfi. sci aItlsef as ife 49, W.
I'd lrtisuleaf I'll ss.f lrraaafH
Wv WOOnEr ~. Jr'rr.
anes copg-afiesi = r tioHas. Rflirer.
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STATE or MAINE.
TEEAsUsss's OrFtcr. !,
AsFusta, Aaxu-t IS. ls66.

TEEAsUsEs's OrFtcr.
Assusta. Aagu-t rs. 1855.
DJRSUAN1 % Chap 8, Sc. 81. Of the Re-
II vt--f St-tutes- ! ~il. 81 the state Treasuri
ef's oahoe. - Auzusa. On The siaeteesth day o..
-epteuher D-st. a. eLevea ociock % the fsre.son.
--i md coasey b. DID o. the Highest bidsler, al
the iFerest 81 The STATE - the tr4css 81 Lsd
heretnaii~r oeserth-d. bisx o. sasocorJor.ted
tg~nshp-. The sd tracts bssiaE b-a isrtesf-e %
m Stafe 30 state tsxes. o~rif6-d o. the Treas
uTsr ~ >tste. ior The year is6l
D. So and Conveyance of ~sck tract oil b.
ul'.ee soh1cci % fight ~ ne 80 part o.n-
-. ~ho-- rights have h~rs ofiriiet o. red~~a
ihe same - any uue ~itbia zoe sesr aft~r the
$50. - paving ~ teucerlng o. the purrhs-sr b..
pfop,ftsoa - wh.t he psfchas-r p.,i ther@iss 81
tne ale. ~uh Interest a. she rate 81 t-.,.fv 30
eent per @unsm frru The tiue Of SAL. .sl sss-
c,'ii-f ior reisase; such osaer NV REDEEM b..
iniefesi ~ psyftg afr~-sid o. the rres-srer q
state a. PROVIDED - Chap s. So. 80. Ofthe Re
vised >tstufe-.
No tr&rt, ho~ever, -in D. ssd 20 a psioe -.
nae ne iah aanpuut foe th~reoa Ter sch uuusid
site so coaufy taxe-. iuterc.t and coat a. De-.
&C. 'Dec IN The ioiiowtaE scbessie;
OXFORD COUNTY.
800 .cres. asdgver y. Sarpius and W, I0Ol
7.i02 scres. No. 5. x. \. n ~
Nc. BIcHBoRS. Trea.
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The Nasoa a usmlis Cshinet Orgsn
l1rff "a iersaf sffles. sspfsd a. sacred aad
~ 1ausar. o. $50 e. s6oo sarh flfuh-
oNt GOLD 90 silver MEDALS ar ofafr
SCI rreullaaIs alFsrltf ttfui. fIasfrafsi Osra-
ia1ers frss Affress. MASON uAMLlN
Blsfaa 90 MASON BROTHERS. Nsss YEA
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o.roSD $50 Cosrt % Probate he'd %
49, s,iAsa asa 81 ne Couaiy q OSlord. On
~ - Tue-tas n As1ust A. ~ 1885
~ ~ p~irioa 81 WM I.APHAM q er~.li-
" 80 ofO'N~ai E-i-. he n R-th~l d-c-..-
-, pratisg thst stn aistrst.sa q s.id E.ts.' 80
tate uusv b. grated % sosne sast.hls p~s..ss
Ort-rrd. Th.t the said p-iii,os- ave aofic-
20 at Fer-ons iaierrstrt. D. cs1-sfg cnps ofthss
orcer ia b. puha-hrd thr~~ seeks sscce-siv~lx -
ne oSiofd Dcmorrst printed al Pare IN said
t,i'nff, that fh~y rnsy appear 81 ff,l.ate Caurt
% T. h~id n Paris ne 81 Tsc-day % Seps nexf
~ To- ociock 10 the fsrcaooa. I'D sh~v~ o.a-- IL
ssy thss have ~hy the sssas shouid ~ b. rrant a..
81 z. ". WOODBi RN Jsdge.
A true oopy-sts-J, J. :. Hosss. Rexist~r.
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ONFvsb. ss-At . Cert 81 Peobafs heid 81 Par
. ~fhta sad 90 The Couaiy 81 Oxford, on ~
- Ia~stax ~ Asgasf. q. n ls66
m ~ pst'iioa - SARAH , WOOD. aAa'x
~ 81 he estate - Ssmarl II Wood lsre a
Rauufsr Deceased. prasiax that Eo~n-- ma, D.
granted her o. ~ I'D cons~y r-al estate "a a.
sassafagsou- afer q sfy o. i.rs-s.id r..l estate
tae~n - the Eecch Mn Pnsiiese' aud sstu.t %
81 Ruuiorfs
osoerei. That tn ssid PEI Hiooer give nsii,-
a. al s-F-s-as Interested y caosing copy ofthi-
orti-r. % o. puhiishef thee ~eess ssccessivei .,
IN the oNtord Democrat priated az Pari. On sasd
tonsiis. taat thes uosy apicar a. Probate Coort
o. - hsif "a Pare th~ 81 T.e-day "a Spa
neNt. 80 tea o'elock "a The ioreoooa aad she~
eaa-s 4 any hey have. Ny The sane shouid nos
- erased.
E WOODBURY.. Judxe
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SEeUR'S

St6URiS
PRESCRIBEO GOLDEN SEAL.
RECOMMENDED So the fresfsssuf 81
Dysp-p-ia. fstrssfiss. Gs-.-rf Dssihfy. 81 F.-
90 81 Ars'.
81 ~affaatst ca-~. faseated ~ D.. q q
-hete u 81 tfrrIthlr Calups.rllf n IN irfrsn
fisifssi srt'lss sni srpf1sef aHf rrsscfii-f hr
a. uaeflral Truirsslln. r1ssrrfan ~ -
aiffr usr nf % lu D. rrsrfi-r ssfs's o. o. harn-
80 shile q 81 rarenf nor dr-s r as IL the case
sth rsaf netiriafs irsre slaueref roas..ia
90 u - re- $50 ig al FrrEEssfs
-pflarfrif. Msss
lhr ulle rsn .irain f of sng Nes ~ ar
nasfaa Nd fian.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-31

Mr. Ed~Ard w. Hall. graduate efwa.
tersi.is College o; the class Of 1861. has Ae-
cSP'ed The Proicssorship 70 which be vas
eieoicd At ID" late meeting Of The board Of
trustee. and ~ill enter upon h. duties Al
the beginning q the nett term.
lNstersilic Mail.
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A Mas CoNvENrToS. The Nat
ional Jnion" Convention IN tbe fourth
district has nominated ~. Geo. M. Weston
ior Congress. =" Ths ma~ meeting % a
disirict containing 1900 Union voters. .
ssys the Bangor whig. ~as all contrive,i IN
room fifteen feet squarc And there wNs
room for al hands q them 10 have table
aPiccr. The Decorate Coavcnfiou.
mostly 81 ooPPerheAds Who opposed the var
endorsing and adopting has nomination
hal any or hundred persons a. dclrgates
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nt-sOLIrTION. To Cossst..r...p he,.,o.
- So fxisiisr un.s-r ~ So 81 - II a. W.T..
49, Howard 80 Practor fs "A 10 49, ffssriref
ODf1N WATSON
LICll~ HOWARD
saos's Fsis 40 "a Isss
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P~rsons Prsmatarciy Cray
'aa hare tasif tsir resrarsf fs bel astarsi -si.r
tr rslnr
HALLS NTCTTABII SICIIIAN
HAIR RENEW EH.

100 ihe 80 afi'rir tansa fa preserve 80
hau. rrsreaI iar rs hIirr .ut 49, -.t,rr,t.
h'r.rss. fflH. aIsstf halr
HEAlflN. -DFr AND Glossy
a. 81 use pei srr naHr..a.rs d. .a.r.I.-r d.
~ rrarss ii heIrr rfe trsf Ws,r Tt.a....r =. .
iaai ed sfhari riFai fa resfafina rr., ". 81.
81 90 nafnfaI rel1r. q. sffe af rruaf.rt.... ...
iaafifr1ass ga 60 Hal's ed fate So. al 49,
fiUs 81 so ~ sI tserl.s fs.
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METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER,
Kept az Paris Hill. Oxford Co. Ne.

~ "Aekfis q No-r
AccoriiuE a. ~ 49, SITE Msr. ne i.sifu.l- a
~ = North. 90 % - rhe fouEitude, ".
frem erseusirh.' 30 ~ is. Hci-hf ahovs ths
-. - So.
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oxFosD. So. Cosrt ~ Pr..i..ie helS q P-s-
- slihin ed 80 The Caaafy 81 Osf.rd. 80 tks
- fu~sisy q frxnsf a ~ IssS
NAEft SNHsENr asan~d exrrsrrix IL
vi csrala fastru-nea' purrorifag o. - ths lssi
81 arf fr-tsaa nf q E~sira Y ~srrenf hfe II
ki.es Pa afiaa on nd ooanfV. harfar pfesrafsi
ftr ssrae g. rro'afr
pFdrrsf, ihst "a satd execufriS give aafire
fo aI p~r~sas iafsresfel. o. cassfa1 cps RI zoe
arirr. fo o. pufiishsf thrre weeks sure~.sis.i, -
go fn'rrt nruucrlf pFiafei af Pare ia .asd
tasfafs. fhaf ~ say arresr ri a Ffet.fs Gear
81 % BID af fsfis ~ - a. rsr.fsv 81 So
rftt fnf shrs cHuse aaf they have ~ ~
ssHe sn1a.i aai ir proved. approved go sitssrI
as 3D. asf alI anf frs.sr1srf 81 saff Iar.1srf
~. MOuDHI ~ Jufre.
a frar rarF--afirsfs , T.. flunas. Hrrlsffr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-31

ONFoHp ss-At "a Cert q Probate hid "a Pa
- ~sthiu snd g. the Couuty a. Oxiord. on the
q fu~-iss n Auxusf. 4. II. tSS6
IN the p.rtioa 81 FREEMAN EVANS % C.p-
W EiiIah~th. cr~dIi e % Abisa Adams Ate II
-toushsua % he Coaafy q OSfasd d-us-.-d pr y
ing iAat -daafsiistssttoa nav b. granted henry
A~rusn "a Lssen ia sa.d Cosnfy.
ofo-red. Tat the -sid petitiai-r give notrce
o. a rer-oas iuierr-tei b, cass-ssg cupy 81 ths.
order. to H. pubii-h-d thre- -~rks.scosssis~ly D,
fhs ONiord Democrst prtuted 80 f@rI- ~ ssit
CosnfI thst they ulay srp-ar "a fsob.te Coar
o. r. hid "a Pans the 81 Tse-dss 81 - y
an. 20 tea o'ciock n the fsrenooa. .at sh~.
esu-e s.y tAsy have, ~hy the sane shooli no'
b. granted-
r W. WOODBURY.. Jslgs.
trp- copy-aftesis J. :. Hoses. Rsxistcr
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oNFoHn. ss-At Cosr e Probate h~ti .,
f-f- ~thsa 80 80 th~ Coasty ~ O.hssd o.,
-. third lucsdsy - AuFust a - I-e6
4 MA : CUMMINGS aisa iuisis .trix o.. ~
~ estate u Ssalael Cssnsssar. ist- 81 NHa
- "a ssid Coanls d-cs.--s. h-vtng ps---a,--i h-r
taai sccoaai "a -iniaistrafioa ~ tAsesfat~ 81 $50.
aeces--d g. als-aaces
ofa~rst. That ths s-id adninist'x give aafics
% al p-rsons tut-resfei. b. cassiax GOV ~ ~.
ortsr. - D. pahiisnsd three ~~-ks s.oo~s.iv-i,
~ N oSiad D.u.scr.t priated "a Paris ~ ..sd
bosnig. TAT th~f mss -pI-sr 81 . Prohate Coart
O. - bid a. iaris th. 81 Ts,e.dst u ~.uf
sssi. "a ten c'cAsk % tbe forenson snd a.
eaa-- q 49, tArs have. ~hY the sane shogid sot
~ granted.
r. ". WOODBURY.. Juds..
\ trur copy-auests j. : HoHEs Rsrtstrr
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oNFoED. ss-N Court ~ Probate bid 80
Psr-~shis sd 81 ~ Cosaty 81 Oxforf. CO.
80 fhiri y r-sir4 RI. Jane A D. f-66
IIENRY UPTON Ex~rrfor o. ne estate
Ill JAMES MERRILL hte Of Norsas IN
$50 CosiHfy t-cesset. hHriar pr-s-atef his Seal
socouui of sfuiasfrfioa of NJ estsfe 81 saii d.
csasei &C. aI1saarss
prtered. That thr sait afrniul'x giFr aof,-r fo
aH persuus inffr-sfet ty cfasnz COPS af fh.s or-
ier t1l~ puhii.hrt three sesks successifev rn fhe
osflrf belnn rsf pfi1f-i tf fsrtf. fhsf theg a.sf
sprrsr af r. fr1brts Cert fs - hclf nt Y lris o.
s.lt C..aafs. aa ihe tsifi fuss.i.F 81 ~era nrxf
H 10 a'riaek IN fhe f.rraooa. ~ she- Geese q
anF fheF hsre shF fhr ere shnulf 90 o. sfi.ar.i
T. " WOODBURY. Jafre.
a frue rorV-affesu = Hoans Her..fer-
EREEDOv NOTICE Thn oeltses tbai Z
hare he fsT rfrea fa ~ ssa. vs. lrfrLi =
Mrtt.ssli. CO. rrastafer ri b. aianrItf fo art
coz tra.e c. haa-ef. fhsf sh.u stsiaa ssn- 20
De- ssraiaEs or ~ 90 dstfs 81 b. esatr.riiar
affrr fhls lafe
ABNER MCDONALD
Affesf Enusau rfHna.
fartrr. A.. sIh. f~66.
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S15OO FER YEAR' ". 80, as-.

C1h00 PR YEAR We wast aFeut.
OAOOO eserfrhe rr o. sfu cor fHFHosrn
go S~siag Nsrhfurs Thrre rsu tinfs rs-
~ aai upuer i-ef. Warrsnfed,fsersars. Aiass
ssasrf er roflra 'ssHau pad. TIE orfr machiuss
soi on I-.fsf ~fafrs g. iess fhsa q %. sh,ch 80
f.ip iirs-ssf ~ Hsss. WtssfsrF We. fs-oss-
A b1tr Sage 4 C.. 80 bartsidsr. A. slkf
~ naehiees are fsf-tarsesaff aad he ssfisr -
asu ars tatis % srrsst. So 80 iasp-isss-s.f.
frcuisrs hss. Addrsss, or eau upua Sha- 4
Cisrt bittefTt. Nslae. o. Chicsgo, ~.
con 4 MONTH"; Axsafs wasted ior 80
OoO esfls.it 80 arfisiss. j1st cot. Adtress
%. q CARLY, Cify Bsiiting. Biddsiord, Ne
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OHEoND. ss-Ata Cosrt ~ Probate heli 81 Par
o. Ei.htn add g. th~ Couatv of Oxford, on th~
81 Tscsi.y ~ Auxu-t 4 ID issS.
MARY a CHAPMAN .du,ia..trafrix 90 he
vi estate 81 Etalanf n Chapnnan llte - Beihei
sslt -1uufy cecesset, hsviag prr-eafef her f.al
sccuni of s-fni-trstioa q ne -sfs-- n saiH g.
ceasrd &C. all1sauce.
Oras-cd. Ihsi aotIce - given D. 90 persons IN
tefesfssi - eausiug yupy ~ thts cider 90 ~ pu-
hshed fhree seeks succe-slseiF 90 IN Oxtsri
l,~morrat. rsper priaiet ai Pare. thst tary M
apfear si frstsfe Couft 90 b. heli 81 Pare d
saHd Couafs. 81 M 81 Ia--isy q S-pf aexf. ID
tee oi ~ carck in the tsft sson, aad sh~~ causs
q suT fhey have shv the ssme shau'd nj b. a.
osed Nv WOODBJ RY Jsfge.
a tfne copy alssf. J : Hosss. Hegistef.
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oHFoEp. s.-At Court ~ Pruists hsls a. P.r-
- ~uhtl sad ior the Countf ~ Oxfofd o. he
thtrd tnrssisy "a Auxl-t a. u. f-6S
hAAlD .. BROWN sdaalnisIrstar de t.sris
IL noa 90 III estate q Lesi- Reed. L.is II
Nesico "a saif eouaty dece.--d. havius pfe.eai-a
his hasl sccosst ~ stnini-trsfuon sfthe e-tats 81
I'D tece.s-i s. aus~an1e:
Ordered Tat he said .da,iaist'r give notie-
% AZ l-rsos tnteTestst. b csu-isg csg, % this
orirr o. - psbishcd thrrc ~e. - slsoo~-sv~ts -
the ONi-fa pcmocrsf printei ~ Paris ~ I'D
tounis ihst Thy nss spp~sr 20 Probate Coat
o. L. hrh a. P.rt. On The ~ Tu-.ias of S~pi
nrxt, "a tee o'clock in she torsacon sad she-
cause % aad thes have. ~hy The sane shoui1 ma
u -ilsset.
E.w. WOODBURY.. Jsare.
a tive copy-.ftest J. :. HosEs gsristsr.
OEFoso, ss-At C,.urt - PROBATE h-i8 Il Pa
- sfhia I'D ~ IN Colafv a. OzfBr,i o. he
thira IsestaF ~ AaEust q. u. i-f6
A fAlNtN HOWE. sdrniutstrtf1r o. the estate
- 81 Ats~r = Lsvfjos hte ~ Anlovcr o. .aii
esuais terta-ed. hasiag pts-euted his 6r.i socoat
81 O. dniuisiraiiou q The e-tzis q nd dereasei
for sits~ance.
Orsl~red, Tat The ssii at1rinist'r give aosioe
O. 1T prr-aas Interested. ~ eaasinr copF ofthi.
urdcr o. - pibiisa-d three seek- s.cc~sslssls 81
ihc oxtsrf Drsll1crat rfafs.i af Psris fhaf thes
ussy appear "a PROBATE Coart D. hsii ~ Paris
ia ssid touatV. pn the third Tuetd.s 81 ~ a-xt
81 60 o'el,ck b. the isrcaeoa aaf sh-x cau-~ n
suy thsy have. shy thr shr,iif ne d. naus-
e. E.W. WOODBURY.. Juf.s.
true eepy-stfe-t }. =. Hosss. Rez,s,sr.
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OxFoED. SD Cosrt - Probafe h~Li "a Par.
. ~fhia sd c. ne Count, ~ Oxfsrd. th-
81 Tuesdas 81 Augu-t A. ID. l-6S-
- WOODBURY.. Crsrfiaa q Edward W
n Cunmiags q al. ninsr heirs 81 Sinon "a
Cammings isie q Psris % sid Coantv s,~cea-~5
having pre--nted ~ h-st sorosnt Of gusrdiaaship
% aid yards So allowance
orter-d. Th-t the s.ii xgsrdiaa give notice
% at F~r-ous iatere-isd, bg CAUSING ctpg II
tbs order o. D. tsbished three ~eek- -acoes-lv--
u 81 the Okiord Dcmacraf printcd a. P.rts. that
theE ulay spPcsr az Probate Court O. be heid 81
faus on said Counfy. On the third Tur.day Il
S~pt neNt 90 t~a o'ciock the foreu-son and shes
ean-s q suy tasy have. ~hy the sane shosid 90
- allos~l.
E.w. WOODBURY.. Jadg..
A tru- copy--attest: J :. HosHs. Rsxi.ter.
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a Farm for Sale.

DEMONSTRATIONS SALE. Pur-usaf 81
Il Or iirru-s ham fhe frriafe Caart 49, o.
80 ieunif. fhe aafrrsI Eaf. sf-nrasf rsfsr af ne
esis'e ri -ilas %. ~iesrn-. Zee 81 level fa ssid
'ounffs efI sfN - polite RI private SO. on
-afaftsf. a. 6aesrfh dfs of ~erfsaat-r srsf Eel
~ o'r'rk q NJ, lei fse salrr FL a. ~ Wak~r.
on level. o. h.aarsiasi lfrn m sftd deres-s.i.
ia 80 toFrn. To ara T. saifrrf ts r. aak 81
fhs ffrlia.r fhereaa. ~ ~trarns to 49, HesE a.
sili srperr III - teri to fsid Heat and sea-
30 fs r. .aarrfs1r o. shaut s215. 81 y A
lio.rues 30 sfl surear ~ dfei of alarrrsrs
AZ. MAt.kEH.
F to-.H. ~ ?. isos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-31

OxFoEp. ss.-At Coart q Probate bid a.
faris ~Hhia snd ior the Coaaiy % Oxfard On
% he third TsrsisF q Aagasi. A ID i-oS.
JOSIAH X HALL gasrdian e Su-anaa Hall,
- nia.r her % Chsrty ".n iste - Meric9 On
sd c,suats dcccssed hssing pr--enied his knsl
.ooount q gaafdasn.hip ~ saii Ward for alio- 81
auc~.
ORDERED. Tat he said Gusrdian give sotioe %
ordrr f1 - puiished thr-e s-rks sivels 81
The OSiard D~nocr.i plated "a PsFis. th.i thes
ms sppear AZ froisste Court a.. o. heli "a f.r
saii Coauis. The hard Tuesday oi S-Ia
nsxf. at tee o'cklck On ih- f1rraoon. sd sh-~
csuse h any taeY h-ye. why TIE ssae sao.aid aot
D. alBsed
E.w. WOODBURY. .Jadrc.
frue eopy-auesi. J. :. HoEss. Neg ister.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-09-01
tfhG Presidential Party in New York.

NEW YORK. August 30.-In responfe to
the Mayors address yesterday, the Presi
dent, in q voice evidently affected by emo
ton, remarked as follows:
''To make a reply to what you have Just
give Inference to, under the circumstances,
would be more than could undertake. |
am overwhelmed at the reception you have
acc orded to me. (Applause.) Language
IS inadequate to give expression to my feel
ings. accept your invitation, and / now
beg you will in return accept my most sin
cere and heartfelt thanks, Such an invita-
ton from this great metropolis ought to en-
courage, and it does encourage me, in the
faithful discharge of my duty. (Cheers. J
1t is particularly acceptable at this time,
fresh as we are, from the battle field but
there is still greater baltic before us.
(Cheers.) In reference to what l have done
1t is before you. and it is for you to deter
mine what my conduct has been (Ap
plausc.) In conclusion, let silence speak
for me, what | ought to say and what in
tend to do. (Cheers.) II. accepting these
resolutions, accompanied by sentiments so
gracefully uttered, again return you my
sincere thanks"
AT the conclusion of the Presidents re-
marks, he was greeted with three times three
cheers. Loud calls were then made for
Secretary Seward, who said:
81 feel that lam at home, and I thank
you for the welcome you have extended TO-
me. (Applausc.) l feel more than thar
for have brou At with me to you, te
President Of the United States-unitedDy
the arms of our heroes, by the virtue osour
citizens, and by the wisdom and cncrS Of
our Chief Magistrate. If anything iywant-
ing, it is the certificate which we pok for
at the coming polls, to bear us OFT in our
opinion, that the United States sAould con-
sist of thirty five instc,d of twenty five
States Great applause) Inthc city and
State of New York tho people should be
faithful, first to their wives, then To thci,
children, then to thci' city and State, and
then to their country. TO this duty ad-
here, and ifpcrsons were to interfere with
me in faithfully carrying out :his principle
could ovcr.balaucc them and still be faith
ful to the country" (Applause)
The President, Secretary Seward, Gene
raj Grant, Admiral Farragut and Secretary
Wells, were Quarcred ut Delmoncos $. while
the remainder Of the party were provided
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The President
received ny..visitors last evening
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The Presidential BANQUET,

New York, August 3O.-Thc BANQUET 10
the President last light wns splendid affair
Among those present were Grant. Parrauut
Seward. Wells, Russian, Mexican and Bra,
zillian Ministers. 4. Il. Stewart. Astor and
upwards OF two ihouSand citizens, Tho
PRESIDENT spoke at length. ard said in the
course of his remarks thai The Government
went TO war for the express p,wuDsc of nrc-
serving the Union of the States, and tho
Government had established tho gre;s fact
that the States have not the power or che
right, either by iorciblc or peaceful mcnnsl,
separate from each other; but the Congress
has practically assumed, and up to the pres
ent time, carried out the doctrine, that the
Government was dissolved, and these States
were cut of the Union. We denied the
right to secede, even peaceably, and now
VIC ma when these States seek again to re-
new their practical relation with the Union
by sending representatives 10 Congress,
there are men in that body, who, in viola
ton OF our great charter of liberty refuse
to admit them. The question is, will We
submit-will the American people submit
10 this practical assertion Of the doctrine
they rcpuda'cd and oycrthrew by the war {?
That issue is before you. If we sabmit TO
this, we give The lie direct to every position
taken by us since the war commenced. He
asked III the spirit of christianity aud sound
philosophy, it We are prepared again to
SEQ one portion OF the country arrayed
against the other in deadly conflict, or
shall we make every effort to unite the
whole country in harmony and brotherly nf-
fection." "''A a'A
Referring TO the Philadelphia Convention
he said the best evidence that can be
shown of loyalty, are loyal professions and
loyal actions; and when those gentlemen
met in Convention from the North and
South come forward and profess devotion to
the Union and Constitution, and when their
actions and PROFESSIONS correspond, who
shall dare to doubt them2 Have We reach
ed that point that all confidence is
lost in men? If we have, | tell you that
your Goycrnmcn is not as strong as rope
OF sand it Inns no weight, and will tumble
to pieces. The adhesive power of'this Gov
ernment is in confidence which the pe,ple
feel in eaci, other. lie said the South had
accepted the arbitrament of the sword. and
wanted TO return again to tho Union. He
dld not want to see them como back dc.
graded and debased, but wanted them TO
come with all their manhood. They have
again taken up tho Constitution, and ask
that its laws be enforced. What was the
cause of distrnst or lack Of confidence in
them! Thcre'is no cause fle also said
Gen. Grant and himself had fought for the
Union OF one end of tho line, and now they
were lighting for il al tho other, and, il
Grant was moi i'll the field, nc was doing
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equally good service. Iaughtcr and ap-'
plausc) Said, our three thousand million
of debt could bepaid only by the consolida-
ton of our nationality and tho perpetuity
and union of the States. In concusion,' he
said the demonstration in New York con-
frmed him in his opinion that the people
will take care of the Government, and thos
who would attempt to check their purpo
had better stand out of the way. For NJ
self he had reached the summit Of his IA
bition, with but one exception. HGld
there is but one thing wanting. his
you hear it? (Cries Of "yes.") ls,nn,,
particular crisis and period of our o ha 80
when the States are in peril, if IanIo of
instrument in the hands Of thennmn,o,o
restoring this Union and MAXIM, {,nonce ;ts
causing the Government to REF nroaner;tv
glorious and mighty careeg r p'.SpJ,; lpo,o;n,
and greatness, will be wiRss cow W tbe bohe,
as Simeon did Of old whep' nn a,orv of
in the manger, II have srvont ,a0 dsnnrt s,v in in
thy salvation, let thy anm,onso ! That
os. oc,ng goT;p uTHe, my ""&& Mould rather live in
the m affsctio5s ~ and arts of my country.
mon 90 bov;no nor minated that great end
,hon r hs % S PrsaiSsuf vyIf the United States for
ovor fIIoro ,h audience broke into an ir-
ronrcss;bie hr1of applause. and on the
chi of Con sddford, gave three cheers for
Androw Inb /hn, the restorer Of the Union.)
After i've through Central Park, tho
President ID Grant took boat at Manh"t-
tanyille g Albany.
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SPEAKER CoLFAx's SLANDER.-In
reference to the allegation of Mr.
Speaker ColfaX, made in political
haranguc in Indiana, that he had late
ly visited Arlington, "and heard that
Mrs. Lee had been there, and had said
that when she got possession of the
place, not a yankee bone should stay
in the ground," the Alexandria Ga.
Gctte says that Mrs. Lee has not been
III Arlington since the War.
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New York Market.

NEW York, August 30.-Gold 147S.
Flour duh at S9.75@15.50 for Southern.
Wheat 294c lower. Corn l@2c. lower.
Beef quiet. Pork quiet; sales $3.50 bar
rcls Mess at S3275. Lard dull at 1890
2O2c. Whskey active. Cotton dull 800
bales sold at 33@354c. Sugar ] higher.
Coffee quiet. Molasscs dull.
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S. G..
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From Boston.

BofoN,. August 30.-At Railroad mass
noo,ng, III Portland, on Monday, General
Rnks lntimated that the President was
nJspective traitor, and Gen. Grant was
anc server. He said that the first act OF
The rebels after their accession to power
would bo to remove Grant from Office, and
place one of their own Generals in his stead.