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Oxford Democrat., 1866-11-09

M,ssAcuUSsrr~ Gov. BuIiock r. ~
e,ecied b. m,ioriiv OF lboat 5000. All
the Rspublicau Congrcs.urn. a. well a.
niiuoF othccr,. are chosen.
Nav NonN. Gov. Fcuton's majorii,
~iii be not iar from 10000. We losc 8
Congrcssmcn En- the i.iani disirict.. and
gain 3. maxim ~ change. probably. in iht
dcicgs'iou. The Rrpuhlcan gains in The
country arr very isrce.
In NV Ju~Er. thc Rsrublicans have
made rains. ard have amaicriiy OF ib- Lc--
i.isfurv We have Congrr.snsu. o. Z
Dcmoeraf. snd IN daabi. AZ presont the
d-legaiiOa staals ? Rspabiioans to 5 oPPo-
sition.
h1INoIs. go couuscs give Logsn H.
GO majority The Returns in.licaie that
~ have chs STATE a. 10000. ~iih no chang
in ihe Congrcssional delegation.
Mi-coN-rN. There arc large Bcpubl-
can cains The Rrp-biicans have the i.c-
i-iaisrc. an . % Z % thc Coagrcs.men.-
sane A. a. present.
~ aAaNNAa-ffAA AAN fA.AAIA "a |'.aAaAAt -
tiekst ;, chosen. a. vel a. tbc to u1cu-
bcrs of Cougrrs,. MAJORITY shost sc'o.
Ia Missouri tLc radioai. make good
run. We gam one u.cutcr IN tLis Siate.
80 far
Kansas goos EsPabiican. aaJ clccts a
JnIoa Consrcssman. The Legislature hss
fuo Seuafors a. eloosc
M,EYANn H. ilis STATE. tbc rebels.
6niiag themselves dcicaird IN their plan.
90 tmn cot ti.c golicc Coun5s.ionsr.. car.
ricd tbrir point by hold swearing. Men
No oP,niy sympaihi.cl with thc Souih.
and othcrs vho had served ia the rshcl A.
my. sworc thes hal aiuays bcen loyai. an.l
had ncser a feel,as ior the South. 81 Ga.
u.xans. - lose two Conrressucn. and The
Legislature. =. ~cI =. az 4. :. senator.
lhc >iatc o. rccoasfrtrfsf
Liii'c Neu Jcr-c, makes up the ios. in
Mar land. hsnlsomciy. We gan two
uaeuibers. and carry the State b. good
majority.
Mr. John-oa has Submitted thi. matter
60 TIE peopie. AMI inis himself about iO
members short OF .farr, ing h, point. Hs
NAV as sell CONSIDER lrllsci is.d upon thc
shelf
Oxford Democrat., 1866-11-09
.ers Baltimore Fizzle.

In ihe case % the Baltimore Pcfioe Com
nissioncrs. Gov. Swann vent fhroush The
fsroe of an cxamtnsiion. and a. its close de-
hScre,i an opinion ccFcrir< thirty pa-cs of
u,anuscripi. claiming thst they hal been
.uiity of miscoudacf and ended ~ declar-
ine them removed He Appointed succcs-
sors. The ne- men demanded TIE pol,cr
property spd sfaficn honscs. and sought o.
enforce tls demand. The OH Co-nrnissiou-
~ arrested thcm. ana bro7eht them b..forc
th- couri. uao bound thsn over for triai
in 500. and o. Keep the Pcscc IN tie fur
ther sun Of 80 ufo each. The sheriff. f
appeared. v,' svcaring IN 1890 depuiies.
o. an the rebel commissioner. vhich the
Judge irclarrl 90 De- an unia~ial r-occe,l-
ING. ard pui h.m under S25. 600 bonds. and
ssss ;ss tarec O. j.a. \ ~fd cf habcas
corpus wa. Issued frotn another court. bat
was not served On thc warden tili Mouday
morning. and ii vas discovcrri that three
DAYS were alioucl IN Which 90 make a rs-
turn. Which vili carry IL by clccfion tsy.
and blocks the game of thc Ssann ani
johnson ciiqu,. Gcn. Craht vas thcrc.
aud rroro.cl a. a plan Of conpromise. that
TIE Old commi-sioncrs appoint a copf-cthead
in eaeh precinct, that an votes In the Old
rcgisiry b. rui in one box; ani an recis-
tcrcd ones 90 INTO snofhcr; and thc resu't
b. certified 90 Tie lcgislaiurc and 20 Con-
srrss. This ~as not accepted. and ibs
Swann party baokod SQUARE out ofthc strus-
gle
The sccr,t offhc matter Is ia ihc fact that
the rrhci .oir oi Baltimore woaii holl the
bsisncc of power in thr I.esisisiurc. Swann
wants 10 b. e. : senator. ard h,. friend.
are airvsdy oougrafulafins hia, on q. pros
pccts.
The ro6cc seizri 80 boxes of srus IN
the suction roous. whcrc men were being
armed. iiis 'l'c same hous, that distril.ui-
"a arm. ia Is5l o. ATTACK th- Massarhu.csfs
Sixih Eccia,cut. Ta- leader in tiai mob
also fsurcl in this. and "a arrested ard
lockcJ 90.
Oxford Democrat., 1866-11-09
The Emery Nine az Bath.

lhc 0orrcspond~rt of 'h~ Lsvs'on Jou--
nsi has lately visited thi. nine. an.l gives
thr foliosinr a-count of if. operations.
The Company BE- oreaniscd ~iih car-
iiai stork of S-'o.0s'l of ~hirh sio5. 90 r.
alr,al, taken. isrrc.s in Barh an.l Boston
i "a Sleeper b. General Basincss Aeent.
Ihc mana -enieu, - in 30 hanls of Bra
man. pov A. 60. of lio.ton Tb- article
b. nov being dsstributed crucraUv in the
riarket ard fie rnan.fsrt1rc s,sfcnircl
TIE protf u o. u.a1niaetu-c d. iar-v. The
average dai.y manuiariurr q. TO tons rc-
das-S go laily earnin=-- The bla.-,sr
anl rrusiin- arc. tprer~r. expensive pro-
ccsscs- Tie cspeuse thl. far incurred in
mach.ncrs. dcseiarcucots. g. i. about
$4,000. Two hundred ard fity tous of
ore have a'rvaly brcn blasted. ahead of tI.e
crush'rs ma-hincry. aui haulsd lalfa mile
to thr river. ready i.- shirueut Fifern
or tw~rfy u.n afc constantly employed.
bali - ihc fc-ors 81 ball at to- mines
Tie cxrcasc for ncE CASTINGS vii b. sI50p
annua.iy y-immrusc rasil-rs b-irr w.rn
down vifh astun,-h.n- rarilitr IN fir crush
Ins or couminuiinE prooc-s. TIE machin-
ery in al be- parts WI neoe.sa-ly De- rr.
ncvcd very irrqaerfiy-
- A'er pa..in- thrc-.h thc cri.Lr- tb.
eu.ers % rolled. Elevators fhrn take f
through bolts. vhca ,i g.. s-bu-iusI 20 il,.,.
of enorHoas power anI ,i-an.,l of i-ar.--
Oxford Democrat., 1866-11-09
Ths Msteorie shower.

The passage of ii-tt boJic.. caIcd u,a-
aiiy shooting stars. through the ar is "a
miiiar io everyone. Particslar attention
has q iafe te,n called % these shooting
star. oT ulctro-s. froui thc fact that a. GER
tain seasons oi iie wear. ana 40 rccurrins
periods OF ycar-. 'hss sTfcar ia large nam
bcrs. Sd iar--. in ltc;. a. o. o. looked iol
~iih iatrrcst by s-icrfifc men. arl lcsi--
mated " nctraric shoscr-. Tie frst re-
corded ia,fansc ot tiis rhcaomcnoa vas
ob-ru-l bs thc Chinese. ia,s iuo ti1asanl
wears arp 1rl frorn taat time fo 4 ID .li5.
l6 falls of ara..tr. arc r,-.orlr,i. Animal
krrnccn-fcsr lr-.r.hss a f.rc izi. ihat shouc
ior an hour after tl- BODY Lal di,apPcarrl
u EarIanl. in l~lS. orc was seen. aboat
. L ~. coming down vertically. ana shin.
iuc vrh els la. o. thai of thr sun.
The l..r.avs oi uct oors 80 ui-it are yer,
common. T. Lprion. in f1 ls. oar wa OBJ
served .o ar.n.snf iiai tic moon auI sfa-.
Coula tard'F o. observed. fu l~le. one
Vas sccn from nanrers. Mas. est mated
O. he hali ui,e .n diameter. an ihe sane
~as observed 90 Ba'iimo-r. Their arr.-ar.
aucc in showers B. G-st rcco-LcI in Oet
.o- OF. d.. 1872 and Ort. 30. lsc6. ID
:. Eara tia.r thr stars were sail to have
been il motioa al night. anl lUr- Hke
locus's. ani .n Numbers thar DO one could
eount lu motcrn times. th.s oc-uu,noe
vas observed i1- southern Germany. ,-
Oxford Democrat., 1866-11-09

Public Thanksgiving and fraise-
In oi.l;ence % thaf ussso having It's orr
rin an n prof,und Sense oi obligation and
sr.fiiude 70 tbe Al Wise Dispo.cr of ha-
-an events. and haiiovcd ~ thc most
CHERISHED associsficus. I 90. - the advice
OF he Exec,Iiirc Council. appoint luUKs-
DAY. THE TNENrY- -NINru paN 90 NovE,-
BEK NExr. % be observed ~ ne citircus
of this STATE a. dav 81 Public Thanksciv-
inc and Praise % BIN for ths blessings 49,
have enjoscd during the year that D. nov
fastening % ia dose.
The oonhnuance Of peace IN our ssaatFs
while other nations have bcen ailICtrd With
var the exemption of our state from that
fearful pestiieure which has dcsoiaic,i othrr
lands tbe bountiful harvcsts which have
crowned TIE labors % tie husbandnan.
furnishing ample supplics of food Tor our
people. baniihinc even the srprehcusion a
famine. the cries Of which arc beard coming
up fron remote portions % the carth; the
greai prosperity attending an thc ,ariCd
pursuits Of aic , the rapid recovery e our
country from the wounds of a frirhfful civil
~ar the c0ntinuaucc OF thc blessings a ell
ucAiion ard the treedom Of religious 3r-
ship, an Ia manifest purpose l tLc pco-
PIE Of this country under se-c disapnoini-
meat that manhood of Csert Couf,lcxion
and chine shall bc rccognizcd within it-
domain, AMI impartial iusiicc assured O. az.
arr pregnant causes for thanks and praise.
I therefore invite ~ citizens 90 this
State 90 unite according O. the custom II
cur fafbcrs. With prayer anil anthem 90
c0mmrmorste TIE return a. this iestai das
remenbcriug from their ahunaancc The
poor and distrcsscJ in oar utilsf. o. slvck
the continuance OF Divine Favor AMI fhc
pardon % our.translrr~sions through THE
gracr q our Lord and Sasior
Gwen 81 the Council Chaulbcr at Augus-
"a. this twenty ninth dav ol ocs1cr.
in the year . our Lord one thousarl
ieht hundred and six.v-siN. a-,i of IRE
lnderendtncc oi the Unif,d States I'd
Aussrica the ninety iirsf.
SAMUEL CONY.
By the Governor.
ErHEuN fiiNr. Sccrctary az Siate.
Oxford Democrat., 1866-11-09

The match ra-c oi Bs.c Bali hctvccn
Bethel an'l PAIRS. ar -..--el ihst urek. On
challenge oi ttc former. ,-i fo settle the
chamfaonsh.p bci~cc- thc., tvo virtor-.
camc oF Safu-jia, r. NJ. Nor 90. on shc
Par Grounl. Ahsr cous,1c-s fs'sy u
arriving on thc grouud. rhy uas sHri az
two o'c'1ck. ar thr raris hor. vrr. st-t
o. tlc bar bs ihrir orronent.. 81 f,,
O'Clock .hc c'..c ef tfr richfh inainr "a.
reached. shea ii vas conceded % bc too
late f,r farii-r play. AM the Cupirc docid
o.l the gi-nc upon the inuin-s s-orcd. Scor,
~ -. Gill;
Oxford Democrat., 1866-11-09

We hase cummaai alton. signed br
t~o men. ~ho Do noe. ani never have Co
oar kno"ier.gc. taken this paper. advising
us ~ a matter thar is expected o. o. rat-
hslcd ia our paper. We have ALREADY
printed 40 the facts relative o. this case.
that We ieculed of pahlic interest. fhat ID. -
been co'nmunicatci % us. % 'ie persons
inirre'ie'i hase s-ythfrz fl-ther. thev have
nos iaformrl us 60 a'.eao,f. But-cca.-
not sco what inierrst iersoss uho do not
real cor paper ctn have in shat ~e pub.
iish nor vi'h rhat rrorneiy they advise
us ulat ~ shall rrirt
Oxford Democrat., 1866-11-09
Johason OF Pardsns

WhiiC tbcrc So q good many pccnlc aii
over tbc cosnfry noe mucl inclined fo speak
vel % ihr Presidrnt's off-ial acts. thc-c
are two clssscs on ilc community With whom
be must D. exceedingly porular-vt uran
The incorrirItis ieicis ard S,at,'s Prison
conVicis lie seems 20 ir' fhc special friend
Of these two Glasses. Whf. De- bates ne-
groes aud radicais. De- iores rascal, ulth an
intensify beyond ic.rrirfior. Ani hi. io,c
for black hearted villains does r.t eul ,n
nerc Pro'essioas OF f-i cul.li,.. f.- o., prove.
~ his acts thar his professio-s arc sincere
D. ~ cant evidence of tlisa Look a. thc
thousands Who wcrc engaged in GRE r,hel.
hon, many 20 iLom its rine-lcaicrs. vi1
- fred BE soufh~-- hr--f rrl kin ffrf ffr
fame - thc rehciiioa. mans whose hands
arr siin drirpiar WITH ii- Blood oroa- rnur-
de-cd sons. bufrhrrcd ir cool blood auI
starved % death in thc prison icll. of re
rebcls. Nth pa~fons in their pockets from
Andrew johnson. Aul &h1t have these
rsbels done 90 mcri; tLis favor 40 fhc bands
OF the Executive Have they rrpcr.e.l of
their sins. and done works meet f1r repent
ance, neither. Have fhrv become Ioral 90
the sorcumeui. AMI are iLcv 'ahori-- to
support and sustain ii, ueitber. ior it is the
boast Of niae-tenihs of thcn that thc rcbcl-
Eon ~as right. that b, is not SET ended. ard
that they oniv are waifin- for 81 onnorfu-
nIiy % engacc In another var a.aia.t fhr
goverumcut. Then unon What ground has
the Presilcni based De arfioa. ,r o. A.
most unlimited exercise of executive elem
encys support ny policy and viii.
With singie stroke of rny pen. wash oai al
your iniqai'ies. that is ,i-tusr, .t. Ian.
guagc of the Presiic-f to th~., .i.--,,.4
specimens q humanity. T. fLis ua,. With.
oct trial CT thc forms of iau. Ar.ires John
son STEPS in befv-cn a. oet-a-cl roa-frv
and the attroeioas sfltirs VITO f-r -tfrrr
years have done tisr best ,o DESTROY b..
prevents thc ends of iasiicc. ant confrr.
upon these candidates for the --srou. arI
Stste's Prison fhe ricif. ci cf,7ersL.r.
k1t Andrev Johnson is no; -1ntert uifb
this Iias any nan r,ur'o ned irrers f-oa
tbe Jnitel staies nail and thc ro.i Offices.
an been convicted and srutc--cd Accord
ing % iav, The Pre.is..i tarf. Dim 20 and
ouiraces fhc law ard ftc people tv grant
iug parior. IT,. soy nan lr-r convict
ed Of cheating. fohh.ne aai suir.lfrr ,Is
govcrnmrnt out of is t.rs arI fa-l-.l
Thousands, 81 b. has ta o.. to 20 Ii. i,t-
cry. is % support '' my policy. aoI f, 4.
pardonei. lias any substitute. .irlt.- .-
bounty jumper. who're t1aness Ilrir- ti-
-sr "a fo ROB fhc poor soldier. rhea,
tovus. r-i sririie fic -orcrr1,erf. brrr
fosnd gai.tg hy DE process of lsa. tc ir.
Only b aPP'y 'o the Wh.tr House aposfafe.
and b. .s parioued. Tins does ArI--a
Johnson shov his ieU1u feeling ufh
violafors of av. For laral man. n cool
eitlzcn. b. las no respect. ro regard IIe
oniy sleaks of fteu io siar lr- ard abuse
them. for periarcl rebels. condemned
isions in general hc las fhe k.rI..t rr.
gsrd- li ar usat fl-ifto su.tsia tb.s.
Allegation. ve have ftcn af band arl
pledge ourscires to proclaim f.em.
Oxford Democrat., 1866-11-09

pr,tu or Rev >yrv,~r-- Cons. n NJ
Wc regret 'o learn of th~ aeafh oi R,v
Sslsaras COBB. ~hi-h occurred q, hi, r,-,i-
ier0r .r Es.i B,,foa ycstrrl-y Ueb bti
hccn OFT Cd hcaih for soaic iiu,e. trs urtl
~i'hin 60 vreks vas graiaaliy rcrorrr-
ing. vh.1 a r,'rr.c fooi place. anl o. rsss-
oi away si e.zir O'Clock yesterday u,cru-
inr
nr. C'th uas Born in Turnr-. Nam.
llc 'tudie.l f,r iir ministry vith D., -
ba.r.sn >,rcc,rr. o. became pastor of ti,
Ir.srrsa.i,t >.-irf, st Mallen. tlirtr-si-tt
sears 40. -rusa.ai-- in thaf of.rr Con vra-i.
ln i~..- ie started tte ghr..-.,n T-.e.o,n.
ar.l tc -rsrrl al. riitor thltr yr,-,. IT,
literary iaiars eo-rrris-. hrsI .rs raur-oa.
rrmrh'-f.. '- Thr tourrni 90 Divinity. ~
-. ii-.ns.inns vifh lillson ana Adams.
ari '.t ouirasrfs-v on the I~sfanfrt. -
a h-ec octave. IIr ~,s Or maay ,-s-. q
iralrr ir the Tc.rr--a--r csass. aaI Vas
i.lrrfifsl ~iih tt- arfi ~Issrrs movement.
ar PAS i.r- .eru considered ss ono 81 che
ra.,.' Ihr.. -ians el i.r l'a.tsr.aIl.' hiih.
a. r.f.rra tr ul- .r-.rs.l a-.l r.trcrrI
&C. 40 sh. krsu t.r lI- -a. t- rr--. cf
a-r -B..fou I-a-r1l
Oxford Democrat., 1866-11-09

Ihe sr--ar L.l.- al tac P. so e.. T..
D.. az E--sa.I Nira-.. va. larlcl issS
iriav. BE- took i-na aa engine t.at 80.
tvir- a-rl-i o-t. All tt-,r of it,.- ,o.a-
H.f..e. ~.rs ia Gle he-,c. Ili sea, sa.,l.
A. the n.al Oh ssferlci. the hra .aart,-s
o. the Company ell g, ap ia. iae. 81 .aai
tar aa.iiias u.ii fr1,a.iy oalt t- f,-hai.i
ia trnr.rarf frn.
Oxford Democrat., 1866-11-09

The Portland papr-s r.'s a. u.r.ieroas
assaaIi. oa Moaiaf. made o- tu. b-affsr.
named biase. OF Cape EHraaetb They
~ere ia e run sbop. ani one George Ift~
~anied o. trade wafches sh.ch urr de-
elned- Words passei bst~crn them. when
hann strrpel back a-I .hot ho-h ft---.t
the to'if Do b. ia .a.L ard ,ie bra.t--
arr reported couioriabie. tb0sgh one "a,
th0ughi 10 ID fatally sounded.
Oxford Democrat., 1866-11-09

THr Nrs SrS,gon rnoN Ourao~.
Iar Oregon carrrsro-.isns of ihc Ssn
lrl--.co Haii,t.n gives ,hc iol.oviug ac-
c'un' of ihc ncv senator from thst state.
~ Corlc,t.
" lhc ueu Scnafor "a. born in Massa-
,hu.ctts. hui removed ai AZ earl, arc o.
Wasiirrfoa roanty. Ncv Iork a. "a.
lrrl "a merchant in Ncu York cts. A
aa ,sr't frar D. csnc O. itis cast Co seek
l, f.rtu-r. and .n F,iraarr. i~5l. he st
iici ,n r.rt,aH.l ard coruurr--i asa u,er-
cha-t IIr uU u.alataiu, ~h,lesais
i.es. hrr-. an 49, steadily p-osf.c l'..'r1as
i'1f ta, f1 ih.s Last spring D. took thc
fraii rartrart br, rseu Lincoin. Cahforu IA.
AL l'.ri.arl. orrsou. snl is nov CARR -
o1 .hat sr,-t .-i.rl.-isr more s1r-ssslaliy
taan f So ever done lls . sfIi IN the
1o.rrer .ii- oi frrtv-r-ohabiy thirty
,.-.f rra-. ef a-c. iiit rrErio1s asso-is-
t..rs a-r s.ta thc Frrslyferians. Co. b, an
active. iria.tr.aa. -,s4. of s-oo-l lss,,s a,I
r1-r &c.. hrr~salrri. rrf of cr--lleut re-
ra.r anan- Dc .c,-hhr-s Iis Pas tho
eool ri,ae. aul .varsihy of sli -ho tno-
i.a,. ara sla'r,rr -l.i fsraoc uay l.cfau
h.a. iru ~iIi .r f,a-i o. ,rry Bonn o- carp
atr
-l' rrH >-ntior is sr ori-inii Errut.i--
an. an a.faoa-l nrrcr -n oE -e o- politics
o. a ---sa.f. ses ir Las a,sav, bs-a a-,,vc
ir thr er-n-.is oi e. party a1i liberal ~itb
Oxford Democrat., 1866-11-09

The Executive Council commenced "a.
ses'ios. ai A1s1.ta. On WcJacsdav
Oxford Democrat., 1866-11-09

NArtoNst lTarrRsNCE >oCIrTN. The
nev Institution kno-n a. n Nsiionai
Tcnperanoc Societ, and PubEraton
iiou'c. which -as organized nine mouths
sro a. SaratorA Srring.. anl established
in Ncv Nork City. has mes With rare sue
oess. u hss srcnrcd tir co-opcrafion %
tvo Important older cr-auirafions that u
e. iati.rr Matihcw mrn. ara che 4 oang
M.r's Christian A-soci,fio' ani its auxii-
ia-s .oriri.rs uumber sixfy. Oi ihesc-trn
ARE sfafr sorirtios ani iherc arc fiiy coun-
g, arl ,,ff nr-anirafieas TIE ohic,i of
49, seristf is. as 90 b. annoanrrd. o. c..a-
-a'e tlr pat.i. conscicncc iu thc princi-
pc 90 total ah.inen,e. on thr Scriniurai
drririnc ot ia's AMI Christisn charity o.
crl.t thc ch.rchcs. ministers. phiianfhrop-
i'is an.l patriots in this -r,ai rcfornatiou
io establish a. cars,si auI r.-1icni or-an-
irn'ion iasci uron a moral sni r,lisioas
io-n.aiian to cuiore- cai.iing laws. sni
elacafc pibiir of.aio- up o. thc enactment
oi rnrc ,1i ient AL protective Legislation.
q hssin-. si.o. ihs' ihe youn- arr Ia hopc
afth. rlurcl All tlc vorii. thii rcw a,ci-
90, r-oro--. tlror-h fh, Sanlay .rhoois
ari afhrr ia.fifatc- Or e. Young. % edo
ca'e ihr r..inr rencra.ions iato hshii, of
sohri.is. s-l o--anire ,be souih ~ re lanl
iufo sos.,...s entn cv,p home becomes a
e''alri Of trureran-e. lJoaraai-