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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-25
gqU Orleans Bully Gpatsnt,
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 25. 1866.
National Rank Notes.
The following letter contains an important de,

ING IOllOWlUR lGbLGT COHthllS an important uG-
cision:
Treasury or TIE uNIrEp STATES
Dear Sjr-YOur letter of the 10th instant has
Just now been received
You ask TO what extent is the government liable
for the redemption of the notes of the national
banks.
/ answer, to the full nominal face value of every
note issued by the controller of the currency TO
q bank, and by the bank put into circulation;
You ask, Should the bank deposits with the
United States treasurer to secure the circulating
notes with the banks depositng them be made
quate to the redemption Of the notes Of the bank,
by reason of the deCneiof the securities,deposted
is the government bound TO redeem the notes at
parH' The 47th section of the national currency
act not only gives the right to forfeit all the Sc
curlties held for any deficiency, but the govern
ment had first and paramount lien upon all the
assets Of a defanlting bank l therefore answer
this question atirmatvely. .g..-..
You ask again, " Could the absolute failing of
national bank impair the value of the circulating
notes Of the bank making such failure :" an an,
swer, no. On the contrary, the notes OF natlonal
bank that has failed are rather better than lhose
of bank in good standing, if away IRON the
business marts or commercial centefs OF We
country; for the reason that the treasurer OF the
United States becomes the cashier of such de-
taulting bank and will, through ms ASSISTANTS duu
all other government officers, redeem such clfcu'
lation.
You ask, fourth Are the notes of the United
States Treasury, beyond the fact of their being
legal tenders a greater security to the holders
than the currency of the national banks#
The United States legal tender" notes afford no
greater security to the holder than the notes Of
national banks The only real difference between
the two ia that while the latter are only a legal
tender from and to the government, the former
are such legal tender from and to all parties, whe
Their municipalities, corporations or individuals.
Very respectfully, yours, ,,r,,,,-.,
RE Daniel, Esq, Cashier Merchants, National Bank
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-25

That admirable old organ of conservatism, the
New York Journal of Commerce, says:
A curious inconsistency is visible in the present
aspect of Congress toward Virginia. They divided
the State on the pretenee that Virginia consented
to the division. This was in the midst OF the war
Now that the war is over, they deny Virgnia's ex
teee as aeate sha reuse ner i1a t
constitutional consent necessary to justify her
dissection? But inconsistency is not fault in
radical eyes. The end justihes the means, and
Colorado was to be admitted, as Virginia was d.
vided, solely for partisan objects. We have
always regarded the division of Virginia as uncon-
stitutonal for reasons which it is unnecessary to
repeat here. We trust yet to see that old State
united und patriotic as of old.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-25
PATENT LUMBBR DRYER.
PULKnEY's........,,.,,...,,,,.BULk
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,
important Invention for Seasoning 1.uml

Important Invention for Seasoning Lumber
1t will Lumber average cost Of 81 per 1000 feet
It will season Lumber thoroughly, and check it less
than any other process
1t safer does the work quicker cheaper and better than
any other process.
The expense Of Kiln Right is within the reach Of
every ...
eosE less to dry out the in Lumber than to haul
twenty miles.
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER.
The Lumber comes from the steam ready be worked i'm
rnediateIy.
The cost Of changinga Dry Air Kiln into Steam
Kiln of erecting Kiln and the price Of Right are
often saved in year by this process
Of keeping large stocks of lumber hand 1t costs
to dry by this process the price while
drying in the air.
Carpenters Coopes Cabinet Carriage, Sash Door and
Blind Manufacturers Owners Planning Machines Saw Mills
and all who wish dry lumber should be in possession of the
Right to this invention -'
Hot Air Kiln be changed into steam hlAn
for small expense sr. sH. ,... ,,s.L--,
vauia Cent? raj New York Central Atlantic and Great west
LOuis Illinois Central; Chicago, burlington an1 quincy
Michigan Central Toledo Wabash Sundusky Dayton and
Cincinnati other Raj road Companies Also py many Of
the manufacturers Of Cars Carriages sash Doors and
GRAIN FLOUR, MEAL, FRUIT, VEGEIABLsS,
TOBACCO, wool, PAPER, BRICK SALT, and other
substances are dried by this process. ~, s.,
of the Dryer allowed before paying or the Rgh oy
paying for the drawings and specifications
For further information, address
Joseph FRY
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INCLUSION TRAIN.

- I
'- 9'i New orsaps, May L. is66
On and after the 18th day of JUNE Excursion will
leave the depot foot Of Caiope street, SATURDAY
EVENINGS and go as far Magnolia Returning, will
leave Magnolia MONDAYS time to reach the city at or
before IL o'clock (noon)
Excursion Tickets to go and return good only for the
Train and the and down Sunday
purchased depot before the departure Of the train
Fare to keRner and Fstp5p ri EreneT 50 25 Ma9chas
g e a. S 7S ~ 20 Ante 81 CO.,
0s'p'n0 % ~ 0'SA 8 g. W fEEf Cen supt
GREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE,
VIA VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD,
From the South and West the North East, is
continuous rail connections.
To passengers from the South and West going North and
East this route o unusual advantages, being the shortest
An Fa line between Orleans the celebrated water
more hiladepha New York and Boston, the North
Exempt from maari0us influences,
g sGp at m
passed for purity Of atmosphere and grandeur
ton to On ts trains nor in the geptlemany bear
iBsggsgs vim se checked tOag S New Orleans to the
tickets t f be had # as oes q ~ New Orleans
| J. V. GOODWIN, General Superintendent.
Q. Q. WtNGFIELD. General ticket Agent
- JOHN T. M0FFETT, travelling Agent South.
SPEED ..COAEFORT!..... SAFETY
OLD RELIABLE LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD,
VIA COLUMBUS
Shortest and Quick est Route from Cincinnati
To all the Eastern Cities, Towns Villages and satioaa
The LITTLE s M d the Only line 5URnPg hnPP
Shortest Line, connections CERTAIN and passengers
ample time for meals.
FAST TIRE FROM CINCINNATI TO
Rsstea IN 50 hours. Baltimore in % hours.
g hours s9segssP Gy ou
DuRkirk in I45S hours cleveland in gheurs.
Pittaburg in l31S ho1rs. Crestine in hours.
GAINESVILLE in hours. Columbus in hours.
Four Daily Eastern Trains,
NAL ehTE EfaGr EEHNREEssssp REs H1P g
NIGHT EXPRESS Modern Sleeping Cars BY Night Trains
The7 P N. and ll.4O P NJ Trains leave Sunday Night
Through tickets sold at all Ticket omces in the
ASK for Tickets via Cincinnati ana Columbus;
JNO. g, BENSEN, General Agent, CHM
GEE MoKsAN a Il nSMaIFA General Southern Agents.
GEN E. B, BROWN General Western Agent.
quickest route, rom New Orleans to New York and
,5 TkAIEs Leave Cairo q s9s and ovon'
Time from Cairo to Chicago-l9 hours.
:: BhiiaasiPhie32 S5f Roara.
MisssppI StsaInshp doTpany, io5 Common street. and
RaFoad at the Illinois Central Railroad depot 6ar
fS,na.,, -, 49, ~
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The London Times is not entirely blind when
America is the subject to be looked at 1t says :
The Southerners are prepared to shake hands,
but the NortheTners will not have it. They are
resolved to keep their late enemies out of the pale
ton of civil disabilities, to punish them for their
recent malignancy by political outawry, to
restrain them by penal statutes, to introduce
among them obnoxious principles supported by
force, and thus in the heart of the South to
establish Northern ascendaney. OF course they
do not profess to be doing all this in perpetuity
They intend, as soon as Southerners and Demo
Gratis have been made good Northerners and
radicals, to remove Ethe political letters by the
abolition of tests and by measures of emancipation,
That is the programme Of the party now in COLI
sion with the President, and no Euglishman will
have any difficulty in recognizing the parallel We
over again.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-25

nIssOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHGP-
The firms of O. e. HALL CO., tst Louis HotsD and D.
NJ HILDRETH CO., tst Charles HoteD ars this day day
solved By mutual consent O. b Hall will renter carry on
the business for his account and wsat the business
| said Arms o. E. HALL
D. II HILDRETH
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OFFICIAL.

STATE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DrrARTnEsr,
WHEREAS, APPLIcATioN Has BEEN MADE /
TO ne eg GsSTgs HoTss for ne % Of h on
bond dated tie 7th Of Apr 1866 for the sum Of thou
White security the said bond being given for the faithful
the said George Howes ofhis duties oonsa
Notice d hereby given persons interested in the above
Rotary State within ninety days after publication OF
see an anaa why the SAID bono should not Be can
Given under my hand and seal State as above and
--I'p '.-4'-'' '-' '''''1 J. MADISON WELLS
CHARLES 0. HARDY, Assistant Secretary of State.
Nourele Orleans ie II mai 1866.
A TTENDU Qu'UNE APPLICATION MA ETE FAI-
ocse Constable ia ecoade o0uf e de- Ia
On bon date il ayrl 1856, pour de cling mile
piasres, sgue George Howes CONNIE principal ct D
Ia fee execution par led George devors
avis consequence donne toutes personnes nta
Tesees aayo fare eOnnare ar eer 9u bureau du seere
ton de cee proclamation les raons pour esquele lie dit
Dome sous ma signature Ct e sceaGx de Etat, la date
ctdesSus ct la 90eme de lindependance des Eats U4s
j. MADISON WELLS
CHARLES O. HARDy, Assistant secrttaire d'Etat.
STATE OF s~ oeaa BeeemBe e s
WHEREAS, j. g. ReIden has applied to me
w for the canceng of his official bond State Treasurer
to wit q:
thousand do lars signed by William R. Bell, A D. Grief
England George Rulef each for the of $4,000
and Theodore Gillespie and H. Chadwick each for the sum
by the said j. G. Belden Of his duties Treasurer
aforesaid
Notice hereby given all persons interested the
described bond show in writing at the office of the
Secretary within ninety days after the last publca
ton of this advertisements why tho said bond should not be
cancelled and Rnnulled
Given under my of the State this 26th
day December A D. 1885, and the Independence of the
]. MADISON WELLS
By the Governor:
j. h. HARDY Secretary of State,
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, pEPARTEMESr pE L'ExEguTrF,
A TTENDU qu'aPpItcatton etc faIGe mel
IA par G. Beden pour cancellation de son obligation Of
ncielle CONNIE Tresorier dEtat, SAVIOR;
Une obligation daete du cling mars iS6 pour a s0mme do
cinquante mile piastres signee par William H. Bell A. D
Grief Richard England. George hule chacun 0O
Gillespie E. H. Chadwick, chacun $1,000
obligation cOndtionnee pour la hdee execution
par lie dit j. G. Beden de deyor lresoer susdit
Avis lie donnie qui sont nresses
dams adite obligation, de montrer la ecure au bn
du seereare dEtat dc quatrevingtdi jours de ia
derniere publication de les rason lesquees
dite obligation serat pas cHncelee ct annulee
Donne main lie d'Etat, cdessus, &C
26eme jour de deCembre, 1861 ct lie
j. MADISON WELLS,
Psrls Gouyernsur
j. r. HARDY, secretaire dEtat.
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DONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.

SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after SUNDAY, April ls 1866, the trains this
road will leave follows:
FRoR TIE CRY. FROM THE LAKE.
O'Clock A. n Horsa Cars 81 o'clock A. n Steam Train
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positive and specific remedy for all diseases originating
from an IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, and for all
hereditary DISEASES transmitted from PARENT TO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-25

Sunday Arrangement.
Steam Train FROM City every Sunday morning at 4ococ in
lieu of Horse Csrs.
An Extra Train will leave the City every Sunday &.
o'clock
On and after MAY 9Th the Trains will leave either
the Road Sundays, at every half hour, from until
o'clock p. n
Fare, to and from the Lake, same day, % eents.
Passengers GENTLY Station notify the conductor
pSr to departure the each way.
GEO. PANDELY. General Superintendent
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pUss' ST. DOMINGO BITTERs-

Agents fOrthe South.
p Uss' ST. DOMINGO BITTERs-
RUSS, RUSS
RUSS RUSS,
RUSS, RUSS
st. Domingo BItters,
st. Domingo Bitters,
ST. Domingo Bitter
valuable combinations of useful medicine
agreeable beverage that has been offered the
public Millions of bottles sold throughout the North
during the last four years. and wherever introduced it has
proven welcome addition to the nyad's table, the family
circle and the bachelors sideboard
Ladies' who have lost strength and Appetite and suffer from
nausea vomiting aud vertigo
Genemen dontfeel very well just before breakfast
dinner whose stomach out of order and system is
rally deranged-
Mothers weaving children and suffering from general
debility
Children of sky nature and sour dyspeptc constitution
Travellers who have change their water and
All who live in malaous districts and are subject to ias
macinauences will find of the most valuable tonic and
nVgorstors that can be taken, in
nrr1e, rr ,o,r1,,Co D1nwr,ne
TRY THEN BUT ONCE.
.. .-...
.a.
"'" s'' "A'''
A"'" GIN COCKTAIL
i
. Russ, Brandy Cocktail
|
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

rvoestly gave place % ihs house no- Oocu-
picd y hisnse ID and 800.
he old cemetery as part ~ ihis lot
Iee -iie Of Dea. Willis explained. IN bcr
his. -hy sseh a .pot "a. chosen liza. tAs
frat land ciearsd IN NE tosn. To deaths
occurrvd iron aocid.nt. -hHe clsarinr.
sud The toiics placed IN ,hc oniy suitabls
place thsn 60 BE- found GraduaIiv other,
sere iaii bs their SIDE. tin q beam she
e,,ahiishc,l burial place
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

We learn that on Friday. = suaii barn.
in Bethel. owned by PinekBsy Barnham.
Vas barred. The loss ~as not great II
Vas occupied b. a tenant. The report goes
that Euie fellow. six years ola. vas Try
ins 10 drive he q. 81 coz out; but she
would not hudge. 50 he SCI the barn On
Gre. And then b. says she run-
The a-slIiug house 90 Ora Han. AZ
south Psris. TOOK Ere on saturday Twas
e.tiurui.hed With little damage. Insured
in The .Eina.
On FRIDAY. Al O'Clock 4. NJ. The basn
belcngin- 10 Erwin Robinsou. Al Eas, san
ner. ~as found to he on FIRE. When dis
covered. i vas 50 vel advanced that only
one Of the animals eonsa~d in il could BE-
saved. lie lost pair Of oxen. Z COWS.
steer. colt. swine. . carts. 2 wagons.
ris. sleigh and pung. yOkos. bo-s. and
farming tools. IS tons Of hay. a loi Of fod-
der sni hay seed. and loo baskets oAis and
bar,cy. Al,o load each Of potatoes and
spp'cs. lie estinstcs the loss. aside from
the barn. At about $1,000. on which therc
~ss no insurance. Ambrose Buck. Of
Buck6eid. ~ss arrested on Wednesday.
charged With firing the above huilding. and
bound over IN The sam % $500 Tor eNamin-
alton. AZ Buckfcld. Fridsv
wm. Morrill,. Jr.. ~. also bound over.
"wednesday night. ia the sum % 500. 10
appear Tor examination a. shc same time.
Saiur,iay. about noon. the house OF Hon.
T.. W Woodbury.. n Swelsn. as discov-
orrd 20 be o. Ere. Jslse Woodbury. "a.
az work piouins. on his brothers farm Anl
there ucrv bat two men Ia the nsighbor-
hood. No; absent a. the time Ia ls min
uies il was all on Gre lie writes rs hat
. Wih the help a. hand. my wife ard
daughter ~crc able 60 save the piano. So
"a, dozen chairs. . beds. a ~ sheets.
their izrs AMI outside garments. bat lost all
their Under clothing That uas al the
household iarui;urc saved. Al nv clo.h-
ing. except nav poorest suii. wLicb I had
uPoa my pcrson. Vas destroyed. Apples.
batter. crockers ware. hay. grsin. 81 cords
~. ~NN+s 800 - - etiAfs ~ NaFltNA-
NJ paPsTs. some hundred dollars IN mon
ey. Governments bonds. ever, ihing !.
gone. No Insurance. have been insurc,l
ia iAc Gortam Mutusl for i years. an
va net aware that my Pohcy vas out untl
within - days. ~hen a bah "a present
81 ior payment. Wa. abcot % Rev shin
gie. and thoushi I -ouh no; insure until
after that was done. lis ~Loie ioss vii
amount 20 sosae 5000. Jsdse Woodbury.
wishes Us 20 express Tor him thaaks % toe
fricu.is snd neighbors for tLeir kind oa.ces
GO himself and family
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

De- e N.-rrr .a Co. .-t rf- .ffrst ..f r..
rrr nss uat.... faea-.sf .tII 81 o. s 49, n.
rs.a CO.,. HrI al Trars.
Geo rr. rs ..s.. ta. ..t.r.f f..s
t -..r. taf arr..f r. Ii
-.s FL .r-f ar.r a r-rs.r.. t-resr.r.rt
hfua aas rr-f.a e. lsft.r ..rl oeaef 60 aaf
t.-rr-atr at t..a. aaf s.r.si. a 81 arr.s tersr
Do st a.rlara aai ftaf tira..t.lt 60
r.If.-tH..H
D. ras go ta srr o. FL r.anr 81 rrousI iar
o. a.r %. 80 .f sess.. arI fl.I sr f1f .1a. n
ri .a-t anf ref st aaa.f ..r a.I "a 30 I.r.f
81 .rHss IL .rta taafs s..aIr 80 ID ras frae na-
etrf.if rsrrs 80 lr l.sIfirs. raf rrIr-i.i III e.
a-us n .rfrt. i.rs III messen. 49, trus hoa..
atere all H. a.t.fa arf prsar.
FnI 30 u Frftrr. III ftIrr rrrrs
49, 90 49, HHrrfl.Hft FL
A r.ass.r..lF n lrre fefanrl
Ger Nnrrrn Hrrrfa nrf o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

NoE~sr >sVfNos RaNK III. irssitu-
ton -eut iuto operation on he ist % NAV
iast. ani hrs iust cast Up iis -ork ior ~
nontAs. ani fosnf itself IN vsry heaiihy
coalition. u has rsceiscd deposits IN sem,
vaTyius from sss up-a-i, 10 ii- amount -
si'o1. AM has declared dividend. a. the
rate of asc pcr cert pr annan. Th-
prospect no~ b. thar it 81 D. ahis % de-
clare. hcsides its ssrnia-u,,l di,ideuds. an
extra disisnd a. ibe eal 20 too year,. a.,
pr the bylaws No. 80 good tlule 50
make deposits
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

The Tribune makes ihe iooiirgs in 20
States A. follows: isff.-f10 Union. G3
Opposition; ls66.-i2s Tuion. 35 Opposi
ton. Of those elected IN Is6f. cishi nov
act With the opposition. making the present
Congress stand really - Jaion o. A. O.
position. % that - make a. actual gan Of
sIH. In i've districts. where oopPerheals
receive the certi6caies. The seats wiI d.
oontss,ed. In the Senate -e shall gain Eve
and lose one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

TnE Anruuo~sI HorNrr Ia hss been
decided b. tLc govcrumen; Authorities that
enlisted men ~ho ~src di.cha-ge.l @ acccpt
commissions - Volunteer oficcr.. thoarh
they nav have served PERIOD % two year,
Of ths three years tcrm q service. are ex-
cioded from rarficlpsi in tLe bensft 81
ihc attitorai bourfy u,ier he az o. July
-. i-63. Draiicl meu ard sat.siitusss are
siso eHriaic,i from t.c alinio..a boansv.
Not-ithsfanl'ng th- r,ccui dec,.iou that
soi4iers vho have lost thcir discharres can
rot establish thrir cla.u.s o. tbs aii.iioual
bountv. inquiries contiuse Co le received
a. Wasi.rs'on asking ~hefhsr s.uic srpe-
dicrt cannot o. found o. make au.snds for
ihe ,oss u di-eharEc papers Ia ,LouiI ue
distinctly andcrsiood tLat the ia.iare o.
present ibe disrharge -ith az appiicsIors
-ouit D. msie waste q tine ard troub
y. Journai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

fRIr>n ripsiN u uotic~d that you
copied an a-rount 90 The death q nv
father from the Boston Joaruai and IN
lat sc~ount was Al error vhich h,s Tel
u'ary II his OH fricnl, IN thi. section d.
uach surprise. SrLvsNr~ Conn. ID. u.
~as born in Nencay Oxford County.
Name. INSTEAD q IN Tsrusr. a., a. stated
Ia The Journal Iir he.l,h hal bsen fail
inC FOR some tiuas. and a posi-uortsua ~
animation revealed the fact that a. 5i-sr,
cause - death "a HsPertrophy q ths
heart. pr Thornditc. an eminent .u-.
econ and Fhssician. % Boston. p-o.
nouucci q he largest h.Art h. Lal ever
seen In a humsn body. We nav safely a.
that the cause % thc disease ~ss che unrr-
mitiins tol and excessive mrufai lahor Of
usny ycars 4 constitution les po-crfal
and robust w'uii have failed long before
under such a strain. Fcu uen have uork
81 90 hard a. D. -orkrd al 10 man could
have lived mere temporarily 90 "a a. hol
i.y care AMI animal appetite. we're con-
c,rncd. Your, tray. : Com. ia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

ENUIHfr5oN. TIE exhibition gwen bv
ite ,tudenis Of PARIS I'LL Acaden.v. Tees
day evening. vas 'of very Interesting char
acicr. throughout. Trrre ~ere several
competitors for tie prizrs oHcr,d. vhich
werc awarded - follow ScholarsLip..-
m lcs. Char les u. Tiz,c frnaies. Pasline
Muriock. Compo.i,ioa. -Mi-s Mira 81.
Crock~r. Drciamatio,. -P,rcival J Par
ris. The original Lai.n Saiataiory. by p.
7 Bro~n. sas sell prepared al smoothly
deise-ed. and very errlrabie 20 the sPeak
e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

Gen. Fremont proposes to bel canai.
date Tor L 5. Senstor in Mi..o1ri Gov
Cartin has been proposed for ths sane o.
Zee BY che Rspubiictns 81 Pennsyivari.
sd Horace Greeley - suegested a. can't.
date Or that place from Mes York. TIE
Herald. euriousiy snougb. supports u. q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

Tie sketch re give tbs ~esk BE- rece..a-
ri.y soaevhst iuperiect. but siI b. Of .l.
innate raiss. 10 P.a~iug spoa record some
iacts relating 70 oar local history. 70 !.
mere ial ia some parts tlan 10 otbers. fross
acc,ss % family records.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

\ letter bearins the poslmarks of Mall
k'er. RAYMOND. sydney. London. y. \.
Packet. ard anotber. in.'stinot. las ..s-unr
aroard The circle uu 90 bas reached ihss
tAis place 10 bears tic indefinite address
c. J. q. Br.dsem. Oxford Countr. Name.
Vic. 81 BE- - in Gle County. nay Sc this
noiioe and reclaim t.,c esirsv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

Frontier SuIrrEp TIE Sou,h PARIS
stason j. busy place % late The farm
ers from az fhc to~ns about ar burr, ing
in iheir rroducr. 90 rrt q n b~iorc JACK
Frost gets bite a. thrir choice fruit. Mr.
J J. Morton. 49, i-ri-hi areu,. inform. u,
thar he shipped each aav lat ~e.k fra
fve 90 zen car loads % riojuce 10 Porsisnd
lis books sho~ that ia that -sst ahou,
$50 harrvis of srries vcrr s~ut. IT. 80
iinna'ss thsi The Whole amount 20 sppi~,
ofcrri ~iu 30 n-ar c00o barrels. .ni a.
ma1v of potatoes The q1antl'v 90 elder
at - uot isr sho-i 81 Ion barrels 81 50
canc-s. Issf ysar. ia--e lusn'iiis. - 81
Ties ~ers sent o. Canada 90; ~ deity
stops ;his trad. oniy g. car losi. hav-
ing gone tbi. sra.on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

THE MKT CoxGrrss. FROM The pres
snt aspect q election reports the Republi-
cans have probably made net gain Of two
or more members 10 tbe next House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

The lewiston Journai says chat - Bos-
ton " runners stoTpei at Gle DeWnt
House over Ssnday The ia~ OF ia.t s.n.
Ger is very consiseraie % oui.iic Interests
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

The lewiston Jna-nai announces she
dcaih q Col ". W Iothrop ~ Auburn.
Which occurred fcv DAYS siuoe. 81 BE rosf
Of ioiy IN Mssour. fIc ~as native q
Leeds. ard has been in tie army ~ years
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

lhe AroostooE Times says parties 10
Iloa'ton are putiins o. Beater Ia Press.
Tie hav crop IN thar Coaaty las been verr
large ani g IS thoarht t can b. .L,preS
in this form ata profit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

II " Bsecher has contracted 18th the
EStminer. Baptist p,pcr. 90 furnish %
fhem BIS scrmsus snd Lecture Room TALKS
We ihink The Examiner vi.l fnd thai o., his
drawn an elephant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

Tie Press saws sc.ooner. so-,,.-i-,
thc Pal stoek o. oysfers. vas urset.d IN
saturday - oyster lovers viI have o..
f.-c-o che best iot of sy sters ever ratberel
f5r tbai market.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

lie Press q Wednssasy noticed q.
natter Of rcws she attention of a train on
thc Gragd Trunk saiisay. iu oo-.se.er-s
az a tram benz 80 tbe traek, The Pres.
b. not depeudant upon the iiao f'r 10
uaai.s.