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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-15
6ituatlons Uanteo-femaIes.


A LADY of education, with thorough knowledge OF
~ would ike % charge Of h9s,r
hold The best 4 reference Please ADDRESS MIS- iE''
station d. bibe House
A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER who can cut
- BY wishes out bY the DAY 70 GUY pu L.
ladies' drrs,sf. 3 Ea Thirty Din hrst hoo PACK
room between s-cond sud Ttifd ave, 10 note, t.~ee-
A PROTESTANT GIRL wants "a SITUATION TO
~ general honework in small private family Another Gin
ishs situation sewing Of references
n H. g. gwen ''' :, ~ - - :.
VfTANTED-By person Of the highest respecta-
w biy family where she could make h'i-
.ef u,e 10 companion and to assist oihc- OF kna
obhging aud neat sewer The hes OF ri
rnce given English family lr'frred Address Tor
Ethree days NJ. T. ~ Tribune Office boz NO 49,
VNANTED-By a very respectable American Young
w WOMAN a situation as SEAMsTREsS or NURSE or
CHAMBERMAID Can operate machine Good aiy Sean,
and ht Good references at BoOhhA NO SS
.Fourtb-ave-
WANTED bv a Prote ,tant wOman-A SIrUA-
w TION NURSE snd sEAMsTREsS. Under'tands cutting
children; operates Wheeler wilson's machine no
objection TO country be the Protestant Agency
fouIth.ave, near Thrteenthst
INVESTIGATIONS for a large number OF
w recommended English Protestant and other Ladies MAIDS
Onl Houfeworkerf 6c a. BUM
HAMs~Eo. 800 Fourth-ave. nesr Tweuty-httl-st.
A BUNDANCE of good, capable, civil SERVANTS
~ homes German Grs. Also. good siua-
At the rrge hf.t class on.e NO
90 Sixth above Twruty iouTth-st mrs sInlNhN.
A NUMBER Of we'll recommended German Girls
~ want SITUATIONS DO general HOuS-WORk, Sc at Mrs
LowEo German Institute No II stanonsi near toe bowery
Ill Respectable Families Boardingliouses and
Proe.4n' Catholic, MRS YoRKsTONs OFFicE, No u
FouTtb'ave
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5ituailons Uantco- fiIGIes.


yVTANTED-A Situation as WAITER, IN either
w Private Family boarding House. Good reference can
beVveu. Apply at 40 a7 fhomp'onst
NNANTED-A Situation in some Wholesale Estab-
w hsnmeut young qualified By eIreteuo 70 occupyA
position SALESMAN BOOk- kkkPEk Best 81 Tecreuee
given. Adlre.sA. g. c. Ttbuue uhice.
A LII who want competent HELP. male OF female,
~ for CITY o. Country Coacuueu, Grooms Vsrrf
Lsborers servants Yarn hands "ee-fs oy' Ce9t Chanot
maids Waie..os isuudfoss ills-wo,sers
Small Grs sc. be inn g .'Iy sutd 90 'AhFtNlfhS
Srrunis Institute No i Lisy'uiii corner s1i'-N'e
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sSxwaS

I,rsUING TACKLE of every variety for SALE by
J. b. CROOK. No 30 Faon-si between GIN 4ndif eah Ne"
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-15

Goal. S-r.
I'NGLISH HOUSE. CAMEL and ORREL COAL
IL Liverpool nov landing er p sad 10 ,5e: ~ p%
For suit By IT, L. PAhsiELEN bhO'
No >? Pins-I.
NORD and KINDLING WOOD-Such as OAK,
Hickory and Pine. OF the bes, quality At the lowest
marie, prices Empire Depot. No 20 East Twsatynh''
Thrdaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-15

NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trainsl leave 1901 OF
~ Courtlsndtl for PHiLADELPHA at and 10 q H. u n
snd u D. ~ BALTIMORE and wnnIssros ss and " m
d u. and II midnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-15

4 ONG ISLAND RAH.ROAD.-Fall arrangement,
Il October 1876 leaves James slip ~ Y, m for Green
nor, and ,n,ionsi Syosse ana stations $50
ID Oresupor; 400 syosset and way sta
$50 p FArunsdie snd stations and Saturday nishs
10 North I.lip.
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
WI Of BlTclayOn and ancr July ~ Morning mai trains
will
Mar FIpres, Of Mbnrn al 40 p m Dover
H'P''"~ ~ us c SCHOOL Asss.sn, Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-15

BROKER
No 50 NALLsT.. NEW YORK.
Business bought and sold Loans Stoeks Government
secufitrs and Commercial Pepper.
NOTICE-THE MANUFACTURES NATIONAL
IN BANK will remove building Of Br Brothers
Co corner all and Hanover ats MONDAl next tho 18th
J. ~ SfAiNh'iA-Ni AiesIueHN
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Dipioeno Noiites.

OYUcK oY TIT. EAGLE FIRE INSURANCE CosPASI,
No II WALSH. NXw-i oRK Oct. 3. 1906. }
A DIVIDEND of FIVE (5) PER CENT, free OF
n Government tax this dsy declared PAYABLE on 90
aemsnd A j. CLLNloN oeo-etNy-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-15


Alisee!aneore.
DRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, at the
Al. articles at the lowest factory prices. JOHN n. hoII1
NOCHRANE's GLASS INKSTAND MANUfACio,
RY t2 WiAu-,, New Yok-A kinds Of Cut rss,ey pu
Plain GLASS INKsTANDs PAPER WEIGHTS, sfONoE 1Urs,
Ansytie INKS Whitney Draper Fat
At prices. Mail orders ,iTieIy seneea 20
FURNITURE. Carpets, Books, and Libraries pur-
Chased for cash Of No i25 sxhave between Ninth and Tenth
a l,Tge stock Of Books Away. on sale.
GUERLAN, re,v,.urr
PARIS No. IS Rne de Ia P,I rAhs,
MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY.
vi No. ID Broidwsy. \ Y
SOLE MANUFACTURERS VI
HAsONs SPERM OIL and EAIkA LAItD o'N
Railroads stermshios and fsetoneA
SUPERIOR FIRE BRICK-STOvE Innings,
AVS G1 on fciiss enable msnusAure and ship
goods in ali kinds Of vessels from our ey beds ssn
pSv 9seF ,o sS'es Of E III directly
CRoSSMxS BROTHERS Co, wo2dbs.dse \
rTOMES, MELVAIN & Co,
No 6 nADEN.LANE
NEWBORN.
Tn,o-ter. ard wholesale Dealers in
ENGLISH ASn Sh LIMA or SV al pFscnfTloHs
TABLE AND POCKET CULLEN, So, -,
Hunting Knives m hfsr ~ iSp FScY GOODS
The larTei extensive stock IL the United
Sole AGENTS for E{J osPs M1ppiN kRsY R&zoRs
WESLEY RICHARDS Bresea loada. tOMLlNG PlECES.
ssxsg;4s -"ta
EISHING TACKLE of every VARIETY Tor SAIL by
II j. b. CROOK No 80 Faon-'i between GIN Andi ea Ne"
York
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Alarble Mantels.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
WI TO MANTELS Of the latest de,sns vsrr
low prices A. kLABER Marble WORKS no is East iSa
a. 3dve Y Msates put IN tne country Cat tn oes
NAARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Supcrior in
I .pp-.rsnee durable; hall the price o; marble L. D.
STEWART. No. Cos SlItd. sve.bei 5oth 5sss''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27
Oxford I,sns

NJ E--= ? Raj q ths ton has OBJ
tanned Letters Paicut ior an improved
~indov screen. The ~crecn - g-vat I'M
Prosomeni on anything 81 she kind vt M
vented. ara needs oaiy % BE- seen all an
dersiood 20 oo@e iaio general 49,.
Mr. W. W. Oliver has purthased he
stand q Mr.. j. C.Drnncn ard Mr. Dsnsen
has b0ughs the Dwelling houss % Mr. A.
&. iiicks
MessTs. 4. q. Coz. Tranei. Hoiien .rd
Johnsou Saith. are zach crre,ing d-euiu-
hou.cs IN the village Scverai other. IN.
tend buiiding the rrcsen; season.
TIE eiiiEsas % Oxford village. have re-
Gently been holdin- a .erie, Of pahi.c meet
Ings. ~ith rvicrencc O. village improve
meats. Some q the rc.olis arr airraiv
beng seen in ;he planting % shaie tire,
IN al ihe streets q th- village. Various
o;hsr Improvement are contemrlafed and
Ill undoubtedly b. made
Mr = 4. Dcunen b. aboui opensnr a
To >hoP and . 20 stock up 18th an a.
'orinsus % stoves AL hari-~arr
AZ. Cbadbosrn . building = 6ae Ds-
gserryiAn Sai0cn nSAr tls siore u Ar. y
Tsrbox.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27
Trade Profits

The rebellion scarcely commcnccd. BE-
fore "a Affected The 6nanoes 81 the nation
IL operated 10 advance gold 20 q Prcrniun
and dePress The eommoa circulating meti-
urn paper money) IN corresponding de-
gree. This inmediaiely hecaa 30 iuaaenee
prices. and then commenced tn n0ninAl
rise IN an krnds o. property. ~hich made a
steady advance. until rery near the close Of
the var. Goods and uasrchandise wcar %
IN tie hands Of trsicrs. Which OF course
gave then large profits. Very naturally.
spectators taking advantage Of this state
q things rushed INTO he financial areas.
controlled the gold market and made i an
article Of trAfhc. and then succeeded in
graduating prices According TO the prizes
Of gold. This overturned the Whole fnan
cal stem Of The country and a. The Wal
Street gold gamblers turned TIE wheel. IN
the sane dircction went prizes all over The
land Then followed a development Of the
spirit q Avarics never before Witnessed
Speculation ran rot. and The consumers Of
49, AN~AtNN NNNN NNNArA OF E4uarous gu
millions 10 6ll the pockets % unprincipled
sPecuiaiors. These thing, edaca.sd the
people uP 70 taking Eisrcasoaa1ls rrosfs
upon al articles q trade The SLOW and
ssrr road 20 ~ealih "a scooted.
TIE great trouble now j.. hat buancs,
uen are not ~iifing 90 accommodate them
selves - the ne~ order q thing. and 20
back 20 areasouAble system oftrade profits
lfthey oannos get var pricc. they van, -ar
rrosis. sPeculsfors az stin a. ~ork 70
the extent Of their ability % keep prices IN
settled ard % ercatc uonopolics. The ten
dency Of -hich !. % make sudden asvaroc,
and force hrre prosts. There u bui one
remedy ior thess evils. . return - specie
bssis. the eur-cney ofthe country riasf Dc
bIooghi uEso tie gold standard When
this u eoae. the accursed system Of specu.
iAtion. 80 hong pr4ctioed upon the people.
al Gone o. an end. and until this 3. done.
the millions -in be compelled to paw trsb-
ute.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

a co-rcTo1leui of o. C.arion sa,s W,
Defiiah Toz,r 90 Afbeas. one husl-rl YEAR.
oif. has sran lurng tle hU arI winter.
yhrn ior i1ar yards ~ ciofh. and .po8',i
ihe yarn ard so-nd the qa.... f5r f'fy yarl..
and ha' spun the yarn loai.ed ard tris,rd
e ard knt i'arieen pairs OF Stockings. aid
one rair ~ m.ffens. bes,ies doing her .eu.
'ag ard cooking and al of,le touss.us-E.
uhi.l is done al neat ard 9Th a. r..t
taste a. che best. ard she go-s about e.
housc a. siraishi ani o. hglt a. aa.rI Of
sIatecu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

The celebration q the snnive-.s-v Of
emancipation in tLe D.strict 81 Col--,f.;,
was great event IN Washinrfoa. III
procession vas over nile lour. conts med
up~aris Of 500 p-rsons. marched % rhe
music % eleven bands and carried more than
a huncred banners. Aftcr vfstinr IL.
White House. the procession moved % ,hs
Capitol Hlndreds 81 hou-es along tie
Wy were decked uith flags In the s1uare.
the spesEsr.' stand -a- decorated ui,h fars
and in front sifh President Lincoln's rses-
sage announcing the srproval Of tbe ari 81
emancIPai'ou. a i,ufr uas rad from
Senator >umner. SPEECHES uerc made p,
Rev. Dr Daructf. 81 the pria,ipal color~d
church bel Washingfon S.nator T-umbaI
Senator Hhsou. MAJOR General H,us-l.
AZ NInu Howard uav. fhe coIar.I ora
for of Yes Nork. Ga. Mr Jaiiaa Of D..
ia 10. ana Others ta. meeting LASTING u-,r
'o''',s lae sotrie'y asd good corda.,
o. ise Peop's rh'efg ooao,rnsI ~ tf, rr,..
br'''on g. esPeciaiy naie-ortty and graft
fying
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

I~usru MsrvF. To oosnpasie. more
Of fhrs regiuent have beer ra..,~r.s on. d..
and reacted Ncs Yort. "a der -
bone. Taesiay
ftis reg ineut. a. lie reader eel no..
dsring BE- fr-t terui Of service had .,u.
bard fare. al I'D folly IL, .har, 81 ralls-,
sighting. fbe iasi time tb~y -ere b,rsi,
in tbe deii before tbe reb.n,o, r,n,o..5
% that o. has seen o. service in 81. fsfl
get g Ia 'ersei a -seill pa-rose s.d paid
- -ay' ~ iooEing after tbe Effects ~ Gle
l'ei ~ e'Fefnment We a. o. other
DAY. 'he receipt ofihu Treasurv A-e-, r.
'eorgia. ior haif q rniiiioa d1uar. uo-.t ~
C'afederaie cotton. tarned over tr a.
A'abal at one t.aae. so thar probably ftt.
rosernme.s laoss after i, aeen,s. r~u
20 back al BE money PAD tte regiment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

SrErcu 90 Mn. PrEnAN 90 M,fNr.
Mr. Perham Of Maine made . speech 10 The
House on Satordav afternoon. IN which be
took THE ground that "a "a thc du,v Of
Congre-s % take the whole subject Of 70.
construction iufo conside-a.ion. a. II "a.
no~ doing. and % deeids wLat enarant,
shoula oc-rvqaired % secure e7ual sd ~
aei Iastice 90 al eisir-ns. ard % Prevent
the ocrurrsnce 81 another rebellion. Ia.
should be secured ~ sach consf.saiioaal
amendments a. oould r.5t tai &C. accomplish
The object. ard On the rauseafior q ,urb
amendments by ihe late rebel STATE. A. 4.
pledge Of their siaceFity ar loyalty Dc
~osid allow them 70 be rrpr,-suted IN Coz
gress On a. equal fooiing ~ifh the ofhcr
S'a'es. lie expressed re op1nioo that The
tnion uaenlsrs % Congress dil MT lcs,-e
io have sny conflct With tl,e Prssidcnt. ana
would have none unlcs. 80 far a. ,he Prr.,.
dent rcPsdiassd ibe principles that elected
ban in 1864. For hia.ssH BE- was ready -
swear that Pc vosld never cun.ent bv A..
vote that tie governments % tbc country
should he taken iron The loyal So.
vho lad sAved it ~ their blood and BE-
gwen % traitors
Especial 70 The Josrnai.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

strinreni rccuinfions are 90 De- adopted
ioF 'hs Uanuiaofure ani shipping q nitro
glyosrins.
senator Dixon H. able 20 resume lis seat.
IL l. stated that Attorney General SocsI
las under consilerai,on thc trial az J.H
Dave. a he coruis- session oi thc q :.
Coari a. Norlsh
Eeceut invest CATIONS ,bov that the 500
Co. in roii eaptured in Georgia. AFTER Lee.
saTrsn.ier belonged 10 TIE Confelrrats..
and a. part ~ loan a So. 90 on
-hioh BOT 10000 LA bccn pad. 3D. that
goserament = entitled o. ihe stto. 900 al
titionai nos IN thc banks Il a. said ihe
stock q III banks has booa bought 90. IN
ne vspcc'aiion thai Governments viii rsEn-
qaish thi. ciaira
The Joint Conrrc.sioaai Co-nmist-- re-
port against uaodiecai.oa ol 'be test oaft
and give ihe member oi loyai soil,rrs co.
listed 10 ths rebel State. a. evidence thar
there ar suouch men there -bo can tskr
ihe cath o. bold The ofIiccs.
Ge- ~ p Sicklrs has been n,-,i,,,,t
Minisisr O. Holland. in p.scs q Hsa. !.
:. lik-. rvsignci.
he Commcrciais SPECIAL wasbington
disPatch says ths Fresiient ha. appointed
wAfe Hamptou. a relative q the rebel
Gescral Of that rauc. Post master a. P.ti.-
bur-. fcun rvnosin- q radica'.
AT apPoiaiaaen's in ths lntsfusl Revenue
'"rsice IN Virgins hosr bscn alalc OF pr
sons -bo tool ths tc,i oath
Senator fcsseadrn "a reported las
yea 90 BE- a. -.ih cold. an "a. ssi,paseI
% Dc better. lis discase bas developed
into case Of sartoioil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

Assartr Gee Cias. r B-aa. mads
a. arqcaranoe before uasrsrAis 10 els.
place. Nrlleslaf. Nth -oauI in ~
tark. rhieh D. saiI a. inf I'D ui,h "a
az ty 4. = Ferham-of woolstock asd
D. forihrith Aal uarra-i issl-I ctarrlnr
sa.l FcrLam 9Th a. 90 assault -th intent
to kll~ Amer fLis ba.ircss vas Done.
Bean cent O. pr Rose. an bal BE
wound drcss,l. rrfAam vho a. arrested
Weincslay zheruoon. az, Bean had ob-
tanned bore from mar q, Bry arts Pond.
- tholsti o. TAI rrccis-l poor securiiy.
and D. -eni O. help recover the Lor,s.
Bear cane a. hia vifh tie az. ih-eatruinr
fo d" CO BE tra.-s e-i. - a.l tLat o. tosk
tie ase asav. t.t hal no kn5-i,i-e hat
Bean ri' Llrr Tie hcari-s 49, O. iake
place raa-siay ahc-a3la. before Trial Jss-
tiee Hetts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

Tar ATLaNrIc MoNrHtr. The number
Tor May Posscsses more than o-iinary er-
oe.icncr- The first article. '. To- Haruon-
80. D. ~ the author o. Life m tbe l-o,
Niiis, o. Abraham Davenport. roem
hy Whittier Mlss Field's recollcctio.. of
ise Last Days Of Walker Savarr Lander A.,
continscd -' To-Morro~- b. Sonn~s br
Lougiciiov; Dr. Johns b. coniinsea =.
also are Passagcs from ia-thoruei Note
Book '' The Feuian Idea. b. Mi.s Cob.
discusses thc grievance. rval and ~ aginsi
Of lre.aoa. and slows that tie Feuian i5e.
% based aitosei5er upon The latter. Mr.
Sio-e has another Chin.ney Conner I.srssre 4.
Mrs. Akerr Poem. and Ho.-a B,rio.'.
Sqcech 10 March Meeting - tbe tfis Of 4
Psageni B'gioE Paper from Prot Io-en
Hoses las somc sensible iIe.s On housiv
garn. ~hicl ar vel sorfh The reas.nr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

ienianism dosu east seem. about PLAYED
OCT kdhan has gone % Wa.hiurtou 90
Get orders for 80 release q BE- guns ti.af
have beer seiEet ard the Be- SPECIAL cores
poneieufs haEe Gone home. vhich a-rses
. iaek q mailer ior eac,tcmeni. either bot
lid or 0tLer~iss. It BE- sd Gen. Ai-ais
has ieiesraPhei hat hal aos the eas.s been
seired formidable deu,oassrai.on -osid
occuFrcd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

oUoNs. Thcsc people 10 d,si-- O.
euhisate he potato oaioa ihr season.
shogid rruaeuibcr ihat-if uot ALREADY plant-
"a. no tiae sAoaid se io,i in psitinr tteai
into e. groani. TheF sian4 li.c sold. Al
nav D. planted a. -oou a. the groanI can
D. spaiei. his calls 10 mind a. item ca
tsr fourth raEc. relative 90 kii.ng nag
gou 18th hct water. some cachanrrs
thias % all siA The onioa also. A incrrd-
sios' ~ ishaor % cars ihosgbi %. 10. lA,s
season. D.; - consinocl on seeing o..
onions oou'- out uuh1rt froa repeated bah.
~iiL boiilng ~atcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

lrtu- IRON DNEmGD. ". W Rol-
Ser. Esq-. IA oonnenocl operations in
euilling large briek store aHd oa.os on
Man Street. Ii-dI a8d materially o. The
appearance 20 ihc village.
=. g. Harlo-. E-q. ~ ruryhas-d tho
store oocupi~d ~ M r. q. Pismnci.
ard ocnicunpiaies eniargiag ar 'horvugh-
" rrpairing q.
The wooiien Fscisry las been thoroasb-
u ovcrhauiri in 70. ruachincry and 80 "a
rariiy very mech cnis-rrd
TIE High School. Under a. p Houa-l.
has uc=,tercd neariy io'o -tsI-nt, ihc past
tern. Thc e.tireus ,hoaid faruish hir, -ith
better onuaoiaiion. 81 a. school
Il i' rumorci iiata prou,iaeui membcr
% he Lar hsr,. contemplate, catering tie
clerical Proie,.ion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

INpicr4rST CO. Tnr Efu~emAN N h
MrEnEErH. Ssmuel " Fr5ss. uho.c
murter 81 Wiiiiam iIArTi.oa Day. a. r.
arghsm. y IL. has bcca already pabisLed
iu th.s paper. by shooting from shot gun
three bulists in one charge through tLo
stomach Of the decrascd. anI ~ shooting
a ballet iy . revolver from ear 60 ear. and
anothcr entrrine a. thc ba-k % ihc nock
ar stopping &C. ihe Root, of The tongue a.
charsc1 againsi liaa. ha- bccu ia4ictsI i1r
murder. -Bostca y .lrual
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

NEv Man Rorrr On Moudav ass
Mes'r- ioho p Roc s. Co. coufrar,ors
ior Carrying ihe mail from Sou'h PARIS 20
Waterford ard Lowell. coumrrc-,i carr,inr
. dai.y nail 90 Waterf-rd A. 49, A.
ran.-ed carrisEe ieas-s AZ -afion every
siiernoon. ~ 10 wa,erf,ri and the Flst.
90 arrival ofths tain f-on ro-,'sns .-4
OF a.teruaie days. in thc morning or S.e.
den. Lowell al Fr,-brrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

III negoiiaiions ulu ia progress naki1g
al ltions 90 ths cusfom-hou.c iof. I'll
make room for splendid t-iil.n-. froai-
irg 90 Fore an Commercial sircrts The
appropriate f'r Cd brcat-atsr. -iI fni.b
ibe present s;ruet-rc. aad ctienl g go
fees. % a. 90 Protecf the har.or oompi-ts-
iy from north. casi storms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

LrwSsroN STEAM Muf C.uraNY. Tho
jo1rual says ihis company las oug ihe pre-
eni 'cason. onr miiiiou of poe ilmhcr. au4
ihrcs rniiiions az spree. III pine -Es cat
manly upon ihc BRETON farm ia i.irerrno-,.
-hich a. Purehascl Ia; iail. for 5000.
n spruoe COMES from S-ih. wII and
Sandy riscrs- Mcssrs. Lynch & Wool
o~n 1000 acrcs in Byron. On vhich 81 uo-
sianlng sizty miii.ons % spruce. the
gro-ih IN ~aich &c -,ii iakc a largc miii o.
oui uP. he iamovai OF spree OF ibe An
droscagEin A. 10 tfihatarics b. iuu.cnse.
thsse eaieaiaiious o.; tat.Hg ,a-s accent
the immeuse traets bordering ihc Lakes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

The a'e explosions af ilc n.tra-r,,..-i-,
have aitrscied a,isut,oa 90 tbi. ooup..-t
u has been ioand stored very car.l-..i,
Stringeat orders have been adopted bo-t
IN rrgard " 80 irsssportiou add safe kss,.
inr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

To- basins az o. "a. thev 49, slowly COW
cred ~ hY thr a-..ll dating claws. % hus-
stones. or sarisfcrfs. arcorlr- % The
qualits of lcoal iorccs ar materials 1be
sane - true 9Th anrifrt Feat ssamrs a.
ihey becanas subsnsrsed btneafh i.lssl faith
oras 81 water. c,usPre-sing Tn -hole mtss
INTO Sork able scam 90 ooal. hat thls -
a mere outlne az n re- thcory Ihoss
vho ar fsmiliar sri - ferrrs srf frr.ts
81 matter. an andersfani he causes oi ths
earth's chanccs. ~il appreciate b..
L. regard % 'uitch-bsrcl operators. "a
shouid be Sad that Eitlc inpartance b. us-
uaily So upon their skin. thoush one Of the
best wells Al Ro,h~en. tbe 90 Fore., CITY. %
as - heated Ons Prof Warren. an
Oxford C0unty man. PROCESSES 20 locste
veins. bv some irtuificn. ard has last point
ed oct ven IN a new iccahty. giving a
good chance 20 test hs ability Generally
the operators paw ht,ie Aftenuoa 90 ihsm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

A TO oi fhe passer-rrs of ihe lLolcra
'tiF az liahfaE managed gu csesre fLs
Eaari. a.4 came to Portland. uherr one oi
ih,.f numhsr ai~d ia-t seek 4 zip "a.
arrsel in Nee Nork barber -.tl ihs ls~asc
ou Board. and .t has increas-i 9TH fearfai
rap.l.iy TIE hospital g., fal oi psi.sa,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

TIE Nal says part.rs are ierri1pi-s
slate qlarry. .a IS .osi.~. a .bert l..tla.e
from " fus.1- briler o. thinks ttr-- 70 a
good vein 81 slate at fttt .ai. sti.h r.a
be froafabir -orici 81 oon-sl lenc, of .i.
nearurss fo uarkst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

IuE tIsIL klcurs Law IT Tmr Sorru.
While some q ihe Northern Dcmocrat.c
organs have been instgasir- tte Prcsiden,
noi 90 execute the CIVIL Rights at. and
thus cnoouruEine thc >oofhern people not
90 .trll Obedience o. o.. ~ arr Glad O. ot.-
serve prcmineut >outhsln o-Eans takin-
much more sensible ard beconinr coar.r.
H. Mobie Registcr. Or instance. edited
~ John Forilih. says that Alabama al
rvads has ciass OF c.,zrns vcry similar o.
~hat The nrrro-s ~ De- unde- the Civil
/ shis aCi. namely The colorrd Crooks.
80. teing citizens unier iLe Spanish GOV
eminent. ~crs secarcl ihc ri-lts OF Ausr-
ioan oi'iTen.hiP by tie treaty % Isls.
Ihcy have proved a. exemplary class. aud
no di6-uliy has ever becn e1pericnaea
aooat 'scir staf-s. cisliy Or polaical,
Thc Register adls
' Nov. a. 30 have iniimafed. the sF,-t
"a TIE CIsil Rights biii vil hc Oh give o..
ncgroes political --fafas alrncsi. n noe a.
Together. I1entrrai uith thai ALREADY occs-
plcd ty de coIcrcl Orroies. - thls has
o. lor- existed In ttc ore case -ifLoat Gre
aiir. any diGcliiy. 90 DO rot SEE a.,
grvat MACON O. spFrshend sery sericus
esiis ia The other
The Ne~ York Woril AMI other ms.
chief-H,ak re prints 81 The North might eel
borro~ weldon frouu sscA Southern con-
meets a. ibe above On tbe Civil Rsh,s
iaw. boston JourraL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

In che li.i ~ suIents sdmuirl 20 The
Generai Practioe of Ia. in Ns~ Yosk
CITY. lass scek. -c r1iice che name oi "a.
vard J.. farr.'. Esl. The stalenu -ere
GO aPfear ou FRIDAY morning. O. Ioo'el5,k
% lt fso-n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

fersons holding State hank balls. .hosld
understand ihai ihe Leris.afaro extended
ihc tine 90 whleh they are o. te redeemed
one year Couseq1eatiy 90 one necI feel
uneasincss aboat tlrse bills. q. t.s liability
81 che earliest d,es DOS expire tM hI.
Tie report tLat Naise balls 90 not 70 in
Bo'ton b taise. also. They ar redeemed
there DO a. they have b-en ai-ays.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

Man AorsT ArrofSrrp We I-a~n
ihai W. y. Laphnu. has been appoiate,I a
roufs agent. bstseeu lsiand Ford ard
Portland. taxing fLe place ofA.P. Eanr..
ksg He uili prove an excellent oar.r
ard ihks' p plaoe 81 ore -ho ha. perform
Cd u l-tirs iu an unsEceriionabi- u.snner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-27

LEFrr. TIE n stsai EIacstoual SCI.
,'' % bethel. -in bold a Levee. o. the
Aeaieny Hal. FRIDAY evening. April -