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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06
Senator Foot,. la, Horr,.

In The funcral orafion r--r1anccd ~ thc
Rev. Mr. Slnderla,1' We ca t,c f.liouinr
afeciing passages
Some one inqaring % D. "a ne irsi
great eNhausiion al bodily d..,-r.s. e. poe
Piled. '' Ncs mucb di.irrs. IT,. I ,.,-
sllsr on ~ ns comiousaIr las. T.-r
forming. D. sau Nj. Foot ~ccr.r-at t..-
iaot Of he bed. sifb NJ. H-.uaiar ar Dep
side The secuei 90 raia hru, most deep.
d. and he saii. pointing to 81. urfe. ..Tterr
D. nay great grirf NJ beloved ulf-' a..
rari from her j. Ike tearing co. silver cord
as1uier-- On beng sTproarhr.l by thrsc
lsdiss. Mr. b-ovnirr rcma-kcl ,Lai they
had bern permitted % crioy ea-h o'her.'
socic'y io'r on earth. anI ihev irIll-,d
abe hops that this society voa'l o. rc.a,a,I
again in licaven. ''ua. SOS. - Do s-.urr..l.
90 - have been q frm'i, long heil ior,ih-
-. ard memory is far oi tender vision. e
'hs pact Col grant they uaa, Dc recessed
in another sri better wo-il .-
a tbs time senator Fcs.crl-n ap-
rroachei barr. 90 whom o. corI,aT,
stretched oot his hand ara sail. .- NJ dear
f-icni Fcsscnden. ihe nan o. uLo,r silc I
have at 30 long. Who have rruarl Cd A..
the model 81 Statesman AMI par,ia-nrnts-s
leader. on whom have lcanc,l. ana Co
~horn ] have booked more than to auv oih-
- LIVING man for raiIaacc ia pebble agasr..
'ho eri,f FEEL 8. that e. silver cord ulirh
has 80 long boanl us Together must noe %.
scsr-rl. Bu'. r'y dear Fr.,rr Zen. o. der,
o. memory after death. that raersorr ~iu t,
sciisc. ani shall cal o. rirI ibr uho,.
81 Our intercourse ou earth The senator
thus alircs-ci. too mach affected o. rrrl,
in vorls. stopped over AMI Kissed ,hc b-s.
81 his 1yius irrni. ani termed a-a, ia o.
lFnco. Tovsri evening. uLsn g "a. i-ti.
mated thar 'hc senator hal rriarurl io .r-
q-ir, after h..a. anl o. vas a.keI b D. .--
si-rd 90 sec him. 81. rcrlt vas r-our-
" Aisats. a'uavs Wnh harls .,asrs.l
49, Renamed f1r soue sine. arr c.frrti-.l
senator reT.caiinc 81 r-a'rfal sense or ttc
Friendship so lors sa,s'.a- hrfrr,r tirn.
AM beng in fern asslr.l .f .ts Vailed s.-
fanatic bf Dc frirnt. S.--r ono rt.rr.-
ius that 'loush parted o. awhile On ear-h
ihey might have horc ofarr uri1r ia itr
sPiri Eoril hcrrafr- .. Oa. sc.. ~ o. rs-
claimed vi'h great cuTha.',. oil. believe in
God an ihe H.e eternal anI faaUy. in a
tone of Affecting Tenderness. o. bale Oh.
irin1' farr-eI. 'aslrE. Goodbye. and
nay God bless yoa cscrmo-r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06
Senator's and Representatives from the
Rebel States.

Vixen AL they be admitted % seats IN
Congrvsss Never until ibc people OF those
StAies send loyal men- ~bo can take the
fest cath hoaesfls. vibout mental rescrvA.
tion. We hupe Cong-rss ~ili 1T Until
Sabriel's trunp shah sound before they
even admit \ si.sle man into either branch
~bo lad any agency IN bringing about. or
carving on the war u the rebellion. The
polrcy a admitting The rebel leaders into
Coagrcss. come FROM whatever source .;
NAY. = = proposition rcekins al over With
t-vason. Ii isan insult 10 God AMI b..
mainly. and des, rvcs she scoru and con
tempt 81 every loyal nan IN fhe country.
white or black. WHAT Permit TIE blood
thirsty. traitorous vrctches. who butchered
thirty Thousand braves ~ cruelty and
starvation IN rebel prisons. Who murdered
N cold blood fhoussnds % men IN The
South. Young ard Cd. grey haired veterans
and innoseut boys; Who burned houses
over the heads % defcncelrss women an
children, and after bratal outra-c. upon
49, N-tNfN NAEtlA ANAN NC eNAui -
ard mountains 70 perish. az bscgus, NV
stood ~ AZ oif ssy Adm;; these demons
IN human shaPes let tbe hand that +
raised 20 10 Il be raisicd and the tongue
that utiers cvvn feeble yea. cleave o. IL.
rcof ~ the usoash Of the traitor uio utter.
a. The people have not srrourn iha,
Andrew Jotnsou said siny-e be beam A..
cideuiaiiy Presiicn;. that q. Treaso. va. -,
orise and Ought 20 be puni.h,d.- And
row hcrause b. dcsires 20 thrust these m
washed. airocious villains into Conrrr,s.
they should no; succumb 90 such auasciou.
dirtsfion- We might jsss - wei hav, So.
Tied the var by Agreeing 20 abolish ard
banish orr own Congress ard then, install
IN The Capitol the rebel Congress from
Richmond, a. 90 admit nov. The R.p-c.e,-
taiives and senators. elected IN the NIL
S'aics 70 JOIN The oopp,rbeais in tbe,,
hraHebes and H'ats a u,.iori,, % rure ,lis
nation. wr'h Andrew johnson In the Pre.;-
dental char. Congress. thea. 1. the only
barrier between loyal eovcrnu.eat and a
rc'ei government for the people Of tbe
Norb. Thai Is plain proposition. WI
can coniroyert az
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06
II. coanse,leut Pl.c-ia-

lhe exciting c1rvas vas closed on M1a-
~. IN vay that sho-s tLe efr,rary 9Th
lieh thr Rspahican party has lalorci.
Pei reslii sh0ws o. ciec,io- of Gen. TIa~.
vf1rG'vrrao-. tv aboui 5ll ga .ori,r. arI
majority of a'.o-i en- on joins baIoi in
hc L. ',ltiarr TIE Secure. PIE ei.,t.or
of Jnion senator in place ofS,nars- Fos.
ter a more gratifying thin- -ouil ts-lf,
have occurei az eos. tm-. Wien o. Tr-s
Dent Is us.ng 90 h.s inmcr.c rsro- To-
lrelk losn the Juian sentimert er tt.
country ani % tlro- the ba'aa-e sfporer
asa', inio 'he hanis ~ ihe ieal,-. of fhe
rebellion Gooi nay yet re.a.i i- sa,L
proofs ihaitbe people ore not % b. drawn
from fhe pa'a Of &C., ,hrg have chosen %
rcrlT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06
MAINE ITEMS

Sone scamp. Aroke into tbs static, a,
Narnoufh. las week. ard stole a qaan,iIv
ofraiiroal iictefs
The Sspreme Count has been .a .rssio,
az lioaiion ior Eve weeks It seem. tf,t
% iae dorkets A., noi cleared az fasit De-.
sra the aiiorness and MT ~itb tbe gosrt.
iho fortisn'i rranscr.rt .a,s that eleven
trsi class steamers controlled almost uh,l.
p, by Portland capital. run r,gularly from
'hai rort. ccae~i-c
Rev J.. Coibv lMctholi.n write, d,
the Lon's llcrah iha' nsari, al th~
oharrcs on thc Gardner pi.triri are cuio,-
Ing more or lcss oi revival iaa,euc,
ne Bee passed OFT u ihs Pen,b,-ot on
sunday.
IN u"u'uaiiy larr, sn.ovri 81 isurb~r ~.
been eui on H. Lead~aters 90 ihe Fcnob-
'ro'. 90 'hs' Bangor people anticipate a
tu.y season.
lti' ssrco'el o., D.. SN.A n1ro,l
-i.its eoH-'aeuoci shortly. on ti., en.l o..
rorfr
the evening tisFa'-hrs. Wcinrsiav.
meniioncd ihc sai.ng e several se,.sl..
-hich ruusor saws 49, Fcuian ar vessel.
- much l,nian. Qro'.ai'iy
The Mirror states iat Ucu-y : EI-
~ari'. 'hc music teacher. 8, abcat 60 re-
move From ne S,sie
Ihc Mayor oi i.rusiaa az, BE Name
IA al Del eniorcsi. amo-g othcr proven
'i'e' against ohoier'. To- .'~,t da-ana-
i.rn- of thr gro- .h..rs b. tle frs AL, ~
10 ''
IT, 'ce i' 20 henaehrr broke up On
>1ndaf ani fle river b. nos ciear T,-r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06
Oxford Items

Francis iioiicu hs. soid hi. store and
Goods % Nc~cn Tarbox. TIE bailainr
contains a gscious rcora beio- or iie sale
% goods. -hiic a. -eco-l s,or, b. sni.b-i
INTO eonveuieat reerns for a d-~lliog.
Gilman Faanoc las rurchasei q John J
Perry. one q -, large doubl, houses.
standing neHr IN 81 Cotton Nil .itc.
A movement q. on foot % e.tshEsbaT,l-
errarA ofier A. Gags Nh. vi.larr. The
ns-sgcrs 81 the Crsri Trunk Eosl have
ths- i.r rvfsse1 Co connect such an ohce
~iih ihc Oxford Depot. n "a OH. i.
ercuea. e -.i b. tbe resal, o q private e.
sgrr--c.
Tne qocsiiou of Putiiuc a snail ,seancr
uPce IhomP-oa'. Lake. the ensuing sau-
lscr - bciag az tafci. Such a. euterpri.e
~ould undouh,c,lls De lsrgs'y paironirsd.
l-oth a. honac al from abraad. The ake
- sbout tsslv- ruiies long and abounds ia
beautiful scenery an 6-hinr rrounds
Hon. A e peui.on % Mechanic FsH.
las rarchascd OH. r. King 4 CO. ore
bali oftheir excellent watcr power a. Well
vile. upon ~a.ch ~ are informed ~ IN.
tends crvcting Paper Mn. Ia. an avail
able rri,iiesr IN dry time. tic dan not on
" rr~~isi-r 'ie water thss r...~s th~ o.
fori Wooiicn Mill. bei fovs bo;h thc
IlogHn ponds.
u. = kin- snd MAJ W. :. Dodge.
iatrnd ercctiaS ur-on thv SANE r-i,ii-re 4
ue~ Grist Nj. a convcnicncc thr is .--cat-
y osedci by the inh1hiiauts ofOxfs-i.
B-naiAh rraii. r.. has .olI his valsable
houcsieai near co. Depot 90 Join Dam.
q arnouih. and Wm. ". Oliver h.s soll
lis iar'a % JoseFh Loscjos 90 Nor-s,.
\ Lodge Of Gool Tc-Plars Va or-an-
iEed IN ihis village last ucck. AM among
its mca.bcrs arr some cf cur bcst citizens.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06
Veto Of The Civil Rich,. Bill

The reasoniuss and arguments. n s-rg.
rnents they can be- called. IN thi. veto 49,.
SAGE pat 81 rest al speculation a. 90 uh,r,
the President stands IN relatios 70 u.
s'.'os - TIE Freedmea. Tie argues or =,
length Nhai - has heretofore no-e fh.r in
'Islafed thar the freedmen should rot D..
placed on an equal iocsiug viii H.. uhi,-.
m regard 20 civil riehss. bot be lcft io .
condition subor,iin.'v - iLeir old rns.,--.
ard saoject 90 D. reduced 10 fhe most s..
grading scrvitude. Co coalition r,-,
worse than they were On before tb,v -.
emanciPaied. This Is &" Nv plan.-mv pol.
icy, Winch has echoed and r,-e-hoe5 fro-,
;be walls % The White IIourc un,a II La.
become more stsic thAn las; wear. AIM
nae. Tbs shafts OFT az hope ola rcc,r.-il-
iai'on between ihe President and C5n--r..
upon The questions before ihc latter rrls,.
ins % The faturc condition Of the colo-ed
men II is SAD tbat for DAYS before The AID.
Pearance Of tbc veto. the Prcst4-rt la
ciose'ed with hin ooteric oi copperbcaa
Lawyers. employees % buni op araaasr,.
70 be embodied ia that Lisglaeefal doeu-
mcut
BE thai As it nay. The veto rBes.are 4. d..
Tie else bat a re-hash % the ropperbesd
slang that has gracod the papers q TIA,
parry for year. digniGcd 9Th tl.e .i.ns,s-r
Of Andrew Johnson. Carry toto operate,
'he so-eal.ci rcssoaincs % that document
and you s1rrcsder a. ouce every thing f,r
which we hate been coutcnd.a- tbrog~b
ihe whole var yo1 re-cnact slavery io a
m7ch nor o5Icciiona5le fora ttan existed
before ibc var yea crush tbo brave r.sn
taai saVea The naiion's iiic IN tn hosr Of
Hs grestest peril you fhros tbea bound
hand ard ioot into To- Den of the hrenas
'iai tapped Up he blood Of our f.,her..
hrothers ard sons during thc four wear. ~
t'c rebellion. The " w. of rar,s- ~s.tf
D. rnaugarafci vbeu fbc brac-art d. Nose
az Gle vh'fe housc would lead fhcm not to
the land oi f.rorsisr. bot bah OBJ the con.
diiion q a degrs hng inferiori'y anI se-
Vfule. S8cb i ihe plain logic offhe veto
ard lci bin thlf rcadefh unGrrsfarf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

some thriern ha-fs ST. iark.ar L,a.,.
in icnnsl Isnria fli.ci fs.i ue,E Ar.a-r
tbesc vas fhs booze. o. uti.i Co., nans-.-
of 'he Reno Od Company. "a partner
A'a oons,I 1cnce tL.s company stops. 81.
de o. .arts si-t.fanl.a- t.. ue
see 'onle '.rta@1s paper. 81. tii. safe d ..t
'' this r'I company as an evidence @ the
haseiess Character of .a.h enterprise. IT..
OF company vr-t d1un from Co. sane
rausc fa1i fbc banks failed. so tLatiftt,.
arg amcni proves arJttlnr 90 proves that
tae OF company "a. as s-,srd asthe barEs.
hai no ore has pointed 81 fhis a. evidence
oi Gle hassie.s oharscter of re tsnk,rr
system. TIE most tlat any sabs-rilsr q.
tac Reno company csn bee 81. t.. Eve do.
Jars psii to the uorkinr cnrtaI Ths
r'oney beng ,n tbe bands oi Irss..es car
- ~thlrasu at pleasure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

SENATOR Foor. The remains of - "a
for Foot reached Rutland Saiurdsv. Sens.
ior Dsolntic a. ctareed ~ifh tl.e Ju'y %
delivering GRE BODY to fbc committee a.
cIfrens. j. 49, tLc ~ish oftte senator o.
Re buried in K1t.and The csFa -.
placed beneath a canopy in the c-uter 81
thc tourt Room. The room ~as ihrou-
open = ihe Put.,c On Monday ..nd O.. f1ncr-
al exercises ~erc lciI on Tlr-8sv. Thc
mourning ofibe citirrns = earnest. de,p
and genera Vermont has Iostt-o Scna-
turs within a W.
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Lowell Iien.

Ms Mailnia. ~ife q ar Ross. 4
Charics. died in Chati.su.. y. II. Nh
80. oibcari disease. assl s,srly o. years.
bui very htt.e hAs bven scconpiisL.I IN
iais rirt oi ihr co4nfy a ne sozas sasi-
uess unul Af-.i -aEueI oroa ~. tst nov
thc poopio Az dong der cosicrtinr AL
toiing do~n wiih ~iL
We called oar sisisLlae pas.soly good
uru ihis -rek. Nos'iaY All Taesdav'.
fsn has lris,u q. o. uh-ris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

Nonfr WorDs. TIC appcl,s ofAnlrlu
j. HamiIton. Provisional Governor %
Texas. fo the r.er,tr-s ~ the convention q
tha' state nov .n session. ursinr tirm o.
srrsrt ihc results Of fhe var .n sol hrh
ard change tle frdarirrfai iar q Tea.
s1 a. to meet these resuifs. deserves q, De-
scattered broadcast over the eoanfrv AM
90 D. fesd aoi roniercI ven tv cse-r
o'iifen. Fhe so-.is arr ike ,rrlcs Of roli
ia P'c'sres of silver.
~ ny Jll g.aeut. GER t'eruen. if is che
rart RI Fi,lon .o provide boz the o--,r,-
las Of ihe STATE fhaf o. f-..-Ir,.r FL -.
raiist shal rnIov evil rirhts e a.. 49,. 49,.
th CO. shlfe popaiNian af ~. 49,
More tlan this. he.,fc u HoaIi II. ..,..-
fo cHclatr fte freedmen in our a..l., 80.
81 rxc-clse a political r-frTsv..
mastlg the crIofuiert Of those nr,,...-.
aeren-l 8pon tle aelilcnt Of birfa ar 81
or
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

luE kNrNrT COMMISSIONS ANp ruE
IaEnF. Ibc rvPort oi tbc Ecs-auc Com
Mission on flc sci irci az excessive ia.rorta-
tiors 81 puolished. ID gives statistics shs--
ing that ars timrs a. mauy packa-es 20
cooel' ~crc iaf.orscd ir'o Ncu YORK sn the
hrs' "a vrrls 60 i>66 a.. ~ tie sane r.sri-
ID OF l,'-s. The Imports Ct January All
lebruary ~crc over thrrts-t-o sd hail.
uillaons. To prevent PANE the Couumis-
sion rcoo@mrIi tLc passage By Congr,ss
OF a rcsolu;ion increasing ihc daiics Or i-a-
ports - Trr cent ior niatts Jaws. viih tho
'iasie exception 81 Priuiir- paper un.iz-d.
Used Tor books ani He-spaqors eHcissls,ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

The storm II last week extended over 't.
~hoir >'afr T1rrr "a. q h-rvt ar Z
soo~ in ttis County. Franthn. Sararr.et
ard tarthcr Easi. -hiis 40 Is-i.ton A.
Bangor heavy ra,as are reported. = Han-
cork thc-v "a sersr- frrshcf. Tle rain
cf saturday urgti 9Th ihe hot sau tls.
~ses has carried "a nrariy al fhe sro-.
AMI 90 rvsei in r.1i. a.. d-,p a. che beg
sentarcsouse carr o. encounter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

NJ Mor.cs ihrd Restore On Nats-ai
History % ID occar r--ai Sailrlas evening"
April. Ite i-srih a14 la,s le-.a-r 80
81 delivered .a Wela,-.isy s.ea.ar srrli
ID A. tarss lecfar,. progress. ti. iatsr.
csi increases. a. "a tesf.6ed by th, large
and aPPrre.afirc a.lisaos present. Wedns,-
laf sseairr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

Sofun-rs' Mtvori,t. NJ !. q 40
d-vvs of " ooisiock. ia.f Jni,. obtained ,
patent tor a irsisn f'r asoiEer's raruori-
a. r. ocnsi.ts az an oval conrcs plate. on
~hi-h is eutoss-i an eagle. With tir fa-
All shicii cut-inel ~iih Laurel anl OAK
u the ccrtrc an rrerirE ,to-. f,e pr.
trait ~ Lirroln. teu,aih uhich BE- cnrra,cl
iHc ea'r ofhi' h'-ih. .ra1sa -a;i5u. a,sassir-
ation ard dsaih
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

Grccn. th~ Maiicn murderer. Las hsI an
iniefVie~ vrih two citizens of'he town. in
uhirh BE- confes-.s thc -u1rier of iLe bark
clerk. IL sass o. a. mol tsrrassel b,
det'; bet dii ret prcmed.afc tLc a..
Go'ns 90 'he baak in The morning be A.vpd
onis one cir-k iherr. and an shuu.la-cc q
money in ..ht. J. "a. The uork ,f o., a.
instant 90 plan how tie morcy couII BE-
Obtained. anl Bat short time elapsed d..
fore the terrible deed was done The
warrant t'r be- execution has been signed
and = in tie hands ofthe oGcer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

ST.. y q T~r,hcI 10 foremost o.. u,aai
'a giving as a taste % maple ssrap. tl..
season. lie brings o. uarset a capital o.
'.e.c. ihe rcsa.t oi h.s skl in boiling aai
re-liHg The scasou ihas ar. b. not "a
sorabie. a-d o. hsie zap has been glib-
cred la i.is sccf.oa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

". 7 Garoelsa. p. a.cus % - W.
lors TO, Inspranrc Cam2ang. r,ceutiy
Pas'i i1e -.io- - tL- lttc ~ J. e.. 1LlIs
oi Nc.tanic fa-s ~. Che a.1aa. fsr
-h,.h Co., acccss.d bad h.- lie .asareI.
ies moalls tet.se be leaLA Pc haIrssl
tsi 81 O. scl-r. 49, policy
Irlsistrn Ira-naf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

IHE EvrNI~o Posr s~p rur L,sr VINO.
The No~ iork Evening Pos'. ~hieh d. d.
20 sense parsisau paper. aui Which has
been ~ re % see BE- ~ay cicsr 90 a heartv
.uppori oi uhai BE- called o. .. Pr-.iirrs'.
foi'cy. comes cot square against tbe r.o.,.
fious of thc scooni veto messare. s-s ~.
presses the hopo thar Can--cs. Ill r,..
'hc biH hy 'he rcquisiie tuo-iiiris vote
lh'' iici Be- al ihs more sicaifcant. a. ~
iost vas disposed Cd admit ibs fo-cc some
g Nr. jotusouis otjectiors o. ,hc Freed.
mems bsresa bui. Bai thc di.-a,t in.
spired ls the sFe,-h of ihs pa of Fet-us.
arg. and che hostility o. esy measure of,ss-
i'ce % thc frccdmen vi.eh reveals r.eii 4.
Gle liio'i veto rnessa-s. lave been goo ul-i.
ior 0 Or sa l.-sr'y devoted Oh iie
cause az Freedom aal humanity a. tle Pea.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

fhs Ass'sor nos Oh fhe voyage to Gale
fornia - attracting gresf srcuuo- ia che
soaih Aacrila1 ports ulers sLc calls CO.
supPllos. Jbc people style hs UnteI
states " fss Grsal RcpsbEc.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

Tux >rFrHaoE AND Au~rsrr PLs~.
Il.nry : Foaic La. ~r.,iea a s-rool letter
to tlc Nc- lork Waril in iavsr 81 Ssna.
tor stewart scheme of laltcr.sI amnesty
ana -rrrrsal t1fra-c. He fake. th-
croun4 that Congress u.u nos admit
sosthern senators a1I rcprcscaaiiso. ga
'.i slarag. n eHicud,d to o. uerroes.
ihat tsc mHarfy isr u1.ssr.al .aarsre
vtl BEL greater ,n co. neat Cousress than
in fhc present on aal tiat tLs .ssiIern
states hsi better establish 90 voluntarily
~ flr-ase'scs fLan have o. hrlsf ur.n
by thc general governments. Mr Poole
rro'essel to believe thsf fl, Soath uiIi sc.
orFi NJ >tesa-f'. f'sa. o. Be- BE- offered.
a-d si.l O. De- ,rreliaf,iv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

Gen io~arl las issued = C.rcu'ar .ei.
t-e f'rth o. TAT that sl ,bs abis.ior,i
tfee'mcn have Been provided ~i.h s.iaa-
ii1ns. ard ihe agei aal irfrln ~iih hoa-ss
81. raf'ons A. Co. tc rat of hercahrr. ana
this oias. Ill te obliged o. CANA Twin. i.y
tleir osn cScriious Theech fls nav
oaase soue harisb.ps a. fr.i ii is believed
io be tie best 60 them i1 re e,I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

Rev Ms Waf,sa. rA-,os q ,b- tii-i
ConErrzai llrai eharch a PorthnL ha.
tenierei b. rss,-raf,,r. ', tsk- cE--i go
ia.t >aalas q. Arrd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

T- Os,rsse-s oftfr rser tave corfra-t-
O. urh VI scion Reya'. to surerisferi
Oh. toan farm the cn.a.ag year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

Iiuth.1rlt thai Conrress can pass tte
Civil E -ht, L.u over tte veto Tie rr-.i-
drri evidently prepared - ttis las ar
noano-d fhat te israf rr1airri FOL en'1r-e
q Iar ttst he ti--ks is an-a..- .faf.ersf fe
conriai-.i rercrfir fisf Cer-ress hli 10
the raurr 20 rrrorararti.n frfo the haris
a. fr--.. get cisias ftain' power ,tan .--
tefierc 9th 30 ore maa poser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

IT, Noruay Saving. Rank c,nmrno,l
oTcraiioa- on Wcdncstav Ti. i.actpi-
TAI insfuafiou Or those vho have snail
'1ua' a. c'1i1'aai. uli,h they Ssh 90 keep
safely Tie Aiiie folk, can ss.ly o. ba.i.
n's' i' a-'anfag-. small depo.t. ~ith
e'rsiani.s aii,n- ini,rcsi. ei,in- CO... of
tao Hao.i practical .i.lsi-ltiru. oa n-glcncc
O. be i.und Lee M.s,r. E-l. b. Treas
urvr. All vir rc-,,,e drposii. ever,
Wc1nesday aftcrrooa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

>irF NtfE-. Tli. "a hsorahi- tir-
10 disegss u-AetssuiineIv. ti- long tsit-.i
Of pan oi ing ~ sii.-un.ss Al rs fhc r-i,-
oipai strvcis az th.'vi.i,gc 4 taxable and
substantial ~als c1ail Do i,ii probably ior
i''iie Ices 'hsn ore dollar per roi. ltr,-
gaire' 90 arEument a. tli. iime. % ,ho~
&C. ad'sriae~s cf sch a ualk. LA q Fl.
'a'i o. sal DBL neci,i o.'y fcr .u,su r.sr-
GOO &C d. scar La tbc vsfk t~ l,.i
al q, ~.i te i'aal Co D. nearly q. pl,,..
aui O.. hc i.-' go 10 90 lls, ani de- Of
Summer. a. above 'hs mal IN o-irr .-s.o..
70 is ro; Oh hc .rrr...i tiat a bau can Z.
rolled 'hroo-h 'he STREETS in tbcir preset
condition. but agitation may pui thcm 10
better shapelar,re 3D. season
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

>'r'e seven yrars a-'. 90 1rsrrihri tie
aTpearunoc oi hoy ,n Bro~nsrll. Walter
IL. >trsart. - hal nciii.er 30. cor arr.
We nov irarn thai D. caa Seed h,na.s o. .iih-
o-t assistance. bcs.dcs Performing nsaav
acts that can De- scar-riy -felfed. u.L Ia.
'vo -ho-i 'tumPs o. i,ss. ani zoe. quite
raqliy D., tiPpins from ihr sul o. ore q.
ihe othcr- The uuuPs of arms have part
of an ei'o~ Ioiut. doubhng far enough o.
shut uP. t.-io1sit cnoagb. ti,o.s t,p.
have n'as. o. can sri'c a-l se- rs,.a.
BIZ TIE los IA. a,-as. erjoysi rcbu.,
heai'h. The deioruiy b, c,nrcuual
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-05-05

TROUBLE IN MEMpH1s.-Great Excitc-
ment.-From the New Orleans papers of
the Sd inst, we reproduce the following
telegraphic news, dated Memphis May
I'd. "The negroes in South Memphis fir
ed on a citizen %wounding, him, and as
saulted a white woman this morning
The SberiFs posse attempted to disarm
all negroes. They fed to Fort Picker
ing, firing as they n. They we're driven
from the fort this evening and sought
the woods. During the excitement seven
negroes and one citizen were killed and
a few houses burned. The military have
been under arms all day. All is quiet to-
night, but fears are entertained that the
negroes will attempt to burn the city.
Fifteen blacks and four whites were kill.
ed. At 7 p. NJ, fires were raging in South
Memphis among the negro quarters
Several men are reported killed. No eff
fort is being made to quench the fires."
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-05-05

A suit has been brought against Mai
Gen. Woods, commanding department Of
Alabama, BY A. G. Dexter for false inpris.
onmest. on = charge Of stealing govern.
meDt cotton ; damages laid at t5O0,0O),
Judge S~tansbury of Ohio, and E. A. Otis.
OF NASHVILLE, are counsel for Gen. Wood.
B. F. Butler. Judge Campbell and others
are counsel for the complainant. The
case will be tried Ut Mobile. Z
We hardly think BEN will venture his
precious carcass in Mobile, although well
paid for it At oil events we would like
to see him once more-he has such hand
some eyes-such q taking" way With
him-so fascinating. rss5Il
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-05-05

The SPECTRE OF Civil WAR.-It ought
not to be disguised from the country that
the grim and CHASTITY spectre of civil wal
is rising indistinctly above the horizon of
American politics. We ute r the note Of
warning, and we do it from a profound
conviction that there is a necessity for it.
We should be glad to close our eyes
against SO painful and awful a truth if
thereby it could be averted.-LousviMe
Journal
Disguise the fact as we may, there are
indications floating upon. the political
horizon which threaten to deluge our land
once more in blood. A spirit of restless
ness is prevalent throughout the North
and West at the political troubles and
prospects of the country, which may prove
far more serious than at present suppos-
ed. Whatever may come from those
troubles we hope our Southern people
will hold themselves aloof taking no Dart.
but let them fight it out. We have
our last fight for years to come.