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THE PRESIDENTIAL TRIP.
The tourney from Chlcngo to St. Louis
RESOLUTIONS Pnsse6 on the Tourney.


,ho s,,1o,, ~ h. ae,,,i.eaan ~. sssa'saa' ana
Presidential party f.oc Chicago to ST. Louis, ra-
quires 10 introduction:
Sr Ior-rz. wo s,rr Il 1acn
ceorcs " p,t,,..e - G;iss o+ s'p'. q 10V"'
Srsa ia: Fsf I'D dxa Il besaif se & tae rrestdea,
isnia. ~ ;hc ma a. vnn1 FRI M..s,, ~" tas1
in1 "a .nshs INN B., rntt In sitn" ~ F9
rax Yonr Eindness hts rnmtrhries e. " ssrt.a,
to our comiors iasl We cannot permit ills ii t oiSot.
tunity TO rass withnui sicnjfxin1 10 ron orr III,
appreciation al gout cs9rt* Ia msts nnr rai1-asti
tartrevfns uieasures Neither cs] re nrrnt t1ss
xmple psovisiun mair bv III Ktnsinv 81 Eh1css
60. Win hi a55rI ~ mnrh ~ nmr ssn3o~mant
III a1e nssifenIarI fnJsbseI "a tt, fos tEc sn5r.
dd .esss1 Il tSe II esls ~ 5nrna If H.
III, from Chicago to Aiton' ~~14 " >Ae
f @s'-' n n. Mc..,,rx
In bebatf Of irssIdens and E,rfr.
ov u,.,.~ s~--a+v. ~ - g. n,+..-. - -
- ~ nn.z1 nu11 xS,a41 49, 49, -, H1zo,
17 0o@1@ <1oA atsns Sa,,sa In GAiE4aor 1s4Hr
The gentlemen who formed the Chicago party Of
escort to the President Of The Omitted States md
tn1te On their late journey 70 st Louis, being de-
sssons o1 te1nef3IE teslE to geu-
Hetnsn 70 WGom dhe5 esteem themselves largely
tndebted+ called Eo1onel K u. Housh to the Char
sna shposased sodn Z. dtifon sctzessry. WHERE
, 1866-09-11

: Aie6oIcansssn nsoas or t1s5:osIihs5F dspsrt-
extended over the whole Eihpite.7 Ttd new
Ministers Of Finance and War are ;Ieter-
.1sd sl nqt to to DO ot thinss by halves Pit to
lar 's nnpalatab!e TO aay psaple, but g.;
-peela1l5 sg ta 4ale11eaps, nihelt In. FORMER
Our railsoad, which the coAtractoss sol
emnly promised 'shonld bc In Of er.i o 1e-
tween the capital sud this city before the lst
o. Aext September, has been opened sixteen
miles only, and Ills merely In the hope Of
sitting. Investigation: Very srsys charges,
have tequthty been made againat the con
tractors and Superintendent. and many Of
them are well authenticated. The road Il
susceptible Of being made one Of the mos.
lncrative IN the wosl1-thc business offered
It Is immense, and It requires but honest ofa-
ctals-caFable aud energetic men-to push
me matter through. In the n1entime all
operations have been suspended, the work
already done is going to ruin, and scores Of
e Ameraeans M are here lying npqn onr oars,"
up From present appearances we will hare
to Wait long time, Of ''tu1n up something
, 1866-09-11

SHELLS. Ali sorts Of false .rumors OF the de-
stFuetion Of the whole arsenal Al greatloss
q HE are IN circulation; but you will gat
the Truth by telegraph. -
i; :; Uus pubic eclluols recommence. their ses-
de1lghtful ana healthy 1ength. - -:
: Twas set down On tho programme TINT
We Vert TO have visit from royalty In the
person af Queen Emma, OF tie Sandwich
ls!andss this week. Bnt tate decreed other
W1se: The Queen heard nt Montreal Of the
death Of her mother, and sailed from New
home.
:. The Boston Board Of Alderman arc fnves*
tigafing some charges against our Chief Of
Foltce, similar to those made against prom
inent detectiye in New York, af corruption
their liberty. REvEaE.
, 1866-09-11

sick, and he retired IN dlsgust, to tel, his
'woea through tho columns OF Tho Copne :
johnson organ. lam of the. opinion that he
WI he much aicker on the morning Of the
10Th Of October. -, -,
and Democratic State Central Committees
was had this morning at tho rooms Of the
former committee. for the purpose ofsdinst-
Ing plau for the division Of ali election
boards throughout the State. The plan has
not as get been definitely agreed upon, but
Mcssrs. Talbot and Wright were both or IN
accordaut opinion that the division should
10 made. Another meeting will DC held in
,ured. -
>. Oar cauvass presents no discouraptnr fea.
ttres anywhere. Our good cause rafns
ground every day. The tour Of M. ,Jolisnso1
has helped us, and his Cleveland spaech has
had q marked influence In our favor. a.
will be here next Monday TO receive the adn.
ias!on Of his friends, but no Uniou man Viii
worship at hts affairs. Our State and city
authorities WILL not be accessory to his recep-
tion 10 any n1snner, and tho Copperheads
aud 6oreheads will have him hlf 10 them
selves.
The resolutions Of the Southern toya1ists
at Philadelphia, which reached Us this morn
ing, receive the warm appreciation Of onr
resolves fortified our position. Onr only
question now Is, what will bc our matorityy
III Indiana. 10 not think 1t can fall below
that Of 1864, and It may exceed 1t by one half.
am, perhaps, in situation to know ~ we'll
whereof speak as any man In the State,
and cannot figure the result otherwise. We
shall control both branches Of the next
Legislature, and thus secure the election OF
d loyal United States Senator bcyond a
doubt Thus much Is settled. To ro into
further detail, I may say that in the Senate,
Which consists Of fifty members, We hAye
seventeen Senators holding over, and We
shall certainly elect eight more, and :arr
pretty we'll assured Of electing three Others.
We may elect sfx Others. In the Uouse
which consists OF one hundred u1etpbers< We
shall certainly elect hfty-three Neprcsenta-
tires, and expect to elect ten more.
Gnr county tickets are lnrgely madc up Of
good work. The general canvass lags little
on account OF the absence Of most Of our
speakers 1t the Philadelphia Eoprentibn.
lion. George ". Julian tells me ttat his mf-
lority for Congress In the Fifth District will
be between six and seven thousand, aul Mr.
to 2,5UO.''
Allow me 10 say through the TRIBUNE
tnat. wen do better than that, Mt.
EOlfhx.'
Governor Morton telcgraphs from Pbila-
deiplin that lhe pass meeting on Wednes-
cFer sa#. The people could be couatc3 By
the ncre.
Hon, George n. Julian has madc the fol-
lowing appointments for Northern Indisna,
through the State Central Committee: Port
land. jay County, September -; Marion,
tsmbcr Is; Anbnrn, September q; Ango!s,
September es; Lteoi,ics, September %; La
Grange. October / 11ll1lcbusy, October ,.
HI will cay something worth hearing, too.
Sr. DESi5.
, 1866-09-11

Of 9hzeWshury Is lanlous for the eountenanee
ana !, tnppoEs.Mbfch Tor nlnny ycafs he gaze,
10 .Captain- Warmers long ra1ge"-an in
ventton BY which, vessels were to be blown
succeeded for the Captain, but lie was mofe
successMa In hisappl|eatlon to lhe Courts bf
law for the estates end title Of the creat Ro-
mum Catholic Emily Of Talbot, one Of the
most ancient and it1ustrious in The annals Of
England. Befona their rank and their pos
mere caryatfdes in the dining hail.
Bat everybody was astnnished to see the
Kev. Charles Kingsley amongst the cuesta.
Charles Kingsley, the authot Of tsAltpu
LOCKS" and the Christian Socialist, as he Is
eaised, do!oE honor 10 the ex-Goyesnor BY
cnted and women sfamelesaly floeeed.
proh pstdort the Christian minister and pop
mar aaahoT come to thisl This literary
Mcsia VIII not soan or easily. forget the bril-
Mant conflict between the Rev. John Henry
Newman, now the Priest Of the Oratorr, and
!9c kss, Caa1Ess q klnsslsy The Cambridge
paper contributed 10 Moemillan's Mn1azine.
made charCe Of systematic lying against
the Roman Catholic religion. The 6raforian
took mp the gauntlet for fhe Roman Catholics.
and with such force Of logic that, In tie
opinion q friend and foe, NJ. Kingsley was
utterly Defeated, In iog1ca! md literary
sword ferce-9uite Irrespective Of the real
merits Of the question In dispute, the Ref:
ngee Of the OFatcI} showed himself as super
lor TO the Cambridge professor as piomcdes
aid 70 sasptdon on the plains Of the Siuanis.
The distance between the two wocontsoyessial-
tfts svas as marked as that netwcen 'tslnsh-
tnE Bentley nnd - TIbbalds.r Bat after
" tAat was more a literary Than mornl
victory. but when Charles Kingsley exhib:.
lts 90 much nunkeyis1n as to attribute I'LL
Eenins. intent, virtue and beauty to peers,
nna Iete pds' and admtres Alr. Eyre, 1t Is n
mora, LIZ ,,apsua which John r.. Newman wf1l
even pity. His sarcasm could add nothing
~ Ensu !a.l.
46e esIoence OF electton corruption which
session, has led 10 seysral commissions - son9e e
Of whom are now engaged In cnnfncf;n1 in.
uufries in tho rnI1tv h1ronyhs trhn r..7nfo-
t;nn r. CIaat Wg .ta vatsous. 1ake tne elec-
, 1866-09-11

aud documents. and in writing letters and
Dispatches for CoppcrIohnson papers, in the
South as well as North.
Now, this is the sort of nail" the hum
bic Individual droye for, the soldiers.
through their equalization bill, aud IS c1inch.
cd on the other sidc." He defeated their
bill. ne is doing all In his power now to
prevent them from getting thu first install.
rent Of 800 voted to them by Tho Rad,ca1,
In spite Of him. And get hc has the au.
dacity to stand up in St. Louis and charge
the defeat Of the Equalization Bill on the
Republicans, and to ask, "Who has done
more for tho soldiers than / Aarcm What
soldierss Greybacks. For them he has
psrdons, iavora;; smllcs,' Offices, everything,
and to get Them back into the Government
with enlarged power, instantly and without
conditions, he threatens 10 wago another
hrad nf n
, 1866-09-11

tieir tbanks ~ dae, and ~ hersbJ. .endded to
Il. n. KIa1iey, EsG., of ChIedgo, IL tas corS-
ptdts md elegant enter tatnmeut pfos1ded by Kim
for The occas1ou-it hautng been d1"Feast OF goc
things" eatznle and t.fnkahIe, unsurpassed IL >
exee.lseca tn quality and illness IN oeleeton-ar-
ranged and saFsel With Z completeness Of detail
which left uG v1sE Eang1st1de which, -eonst. be
hied ~ NJ. 2. n pe5son. cr through biz corps Of
attentive M2iagIH and particularly Ky1taded was
tais party b. the thorghiful attention to bis mis-
zion Of catering 70 thslr, astronomical wants, ~
shown IN the supper 80 tuae1y aud exezifcnty PR
pared TOT them % their arrival 1t Altoa ~ rotEe
10 Ghlcsgo; and in The mind Of each thcre will re-
tns!3 % lively Appreciation Of ofthetheron.h1essa aud
:kin whscb was displayed BY Mr. E. On this oeea-
+a1n; sna With has so largely contributed TO TIM
jR<soIstd, That q John J. Mitchell. Esq. pt
Ean, hop: dohn EoEan, of st, Louis. and =. E.
Gseani5 inaetted tas theit sentle1aanIY and emi-
neus ss saeses-lul e'1orta to entcrts3u 1ho entire
trip COMPLETE. 04S ~A'~s '''> W.T.
Kssets<d t.. eopy Of The foregofnx rc.olu-
r. II. Hocau, Chairman.
, 1866-09-11

ANDREW 5nIENsoN At ST. LOUIS.
The Presidents speech ut 81, Louis Is the
cro'sning disgrace Of = disrerutable Series
Il is tic longest aud the worst Of lis uar-
ansnes. Its wickedaess eunuot lc c1aggcr-
aied. II out-5ohusons Juhusou. It Is CO.
hrrcnt only in the evil purpose prosnincnt in
every sentence. II cannot lnjI TO crestc both
alarm and disgust; slarm that so bad man
wieids =sct power. and disgust at the un-
rarauclcd sudcceucy and brutality with
WHICH he announces his determination to
abufe II. An analysis Of tie speech Ii dill
cuN. The st,les Of grammar arc Is rnthlessly
disseE.rdeu as arc the dccencics Of the high
Office lie hotds. One reads with uuazc,ue,1t
tho low slang coming from the lips Of the
Chief Magistrate of great nation, that
would Disgrace the most vulsar pollaomse
politician. Captain 1saiah RI adcrs, backed
by his gang Of bul1ics, never dared indulge
In sucil vulyuriiy lu the lowest purlieus of
New York. There Is nothing in it that any
respectable" man Gun praisc or Justify; there
is everything to awaken the abtlorrcncc Of
every candid mud reasoning mind.
AT the very outset the President enters
uIhr i Justification Of tie New Ofleaps
,nassacsc, and with meudacity only cquallcd
by his hea: tlessness. charges the RESPONSE
49, 49,, ;.,.", ~ ,".,s -. w.. "p" s'ess anu
tns W. ~ .''ea y. ~ 49," o'ea"s tne'hselses'
s ~ ~. ~ '"a sIs "'uAs
s.nsa -, Fssso 1"e .4"s. 'ue .osal "n'1e
,,..,.ss @ "s y, ,,,,S'a,,., ~ 1,,.' s'as ''ls
n.s'oee =" u.ooas.Ia. 1 ~. "u'1's"'' Shows
eaat - ~ - 4ue' *''u ~ ~ ias !" NC aeiioef-
sss.s u. 'a.se,o'u, u. eHs vain nope o'
e9'e' ar 't,u s@eus"ss eo'a'Mooa-
ca n"use>es. ac sass 1Iefc Was
conspiracy IN congress !" overthrow
tne oaaee ''o'st"'nent" :" ..oa'siana' ta4t ha'
been Recognised us tne 6"rern'ncat ot the
enaeo s'a:es. nc SHOWS ve:t well there Is
no e'oseshiaent IN louisiana 'hat has cscr
neen fecosn'3ea e'the1 ~ Congress- or tho
supFsnsc court anu nc i1ha"s cau'tiy well
that tae toAeca&'on "as ~ conspiracy, but
that 1t "as called together ~ " adjourned
body. precisely like the Contention in North
Carolina, 10 whic', he has n,ade no objection.
But even admitting that hT. Jo1lnson's asse1-
lions were true, thcy constitute neithrr c1-
csse Or Justification for the violence and
slaughter Is which the Convention Was dis
rcrsed, aid by which hundred clplcss and
unogcudlnE ancn were slain In tho streets,
That Mr.. johnson should plead even tho
, 1866-09-11

MAINE,

The secoEd response Of the North to An
drew johnson will be found in the returns
Of The Maine election that occurred yester~
day Vermont fired the first gun .rcc2t
,so, giving an Increased majority Of five
thousand. Yesterday Maint came gallautly
into line, rolling up the unparalleled najur-
ity Of fsctnty: :7'e thousand This Is IN iu-
crcase Of tiJht fAou*and over the majority Of
lSc3, when Lincoln and johnson car
Eied tAc Slate by seventeen tbous-
and. Every Radical Congressman Is
elected; nil Of the Senate and nipe.ten.ls
OF the EaEse ate OF tic SAME sort,
Maine has SPOKEN to Andrew johnson in
Thunder tones. and the new party of the
Dictator is sssaugled .,2.S11--> it wns Gllrly
born. This is the largest and most sEe,2.
Ing victory ever achieved By the Republican
party ID Aainc* Ilalnlin's majority for
<;oyeruor In 1856, WAS uineteeu thousanl ::
Cony's in 1861, was about tile came; and
these have heretofore stood as tile maximum
Republican majorIties in the contested e!ec.
t'ons, The tr7n'nph is surprisingly complete
and sweeping. Is magnitude surl'asses thu
hopes Of the most sanguinc.
The leaders afthc brcad-and-Buttcr Brig
adc have made most dc$peratc Efforts to
achieve victory in Maine Tue axe Of the
srcat headsrnan at Washington h.s been in-
ccssantly busy for many weeks. in dcca7ita-
ting the friends Of Congress, and substituting
, 1866-09-11

Political MnStcsr-aIs. ksIntr In New
En.lnud-A LauE1lab1c Blundcr-
Dool&ttle ut2d FAYHony-Execu&Ive Ar-
poiutnzeuts - Hortosasz Funeral -
LynclalnE q Confederate Locomot4re
Theatrical and Literary Nc1rr-Tl1e
hatcrtoWu 4AEscual Explosion.
From Orr Uwn Cortesnnn{en+1
, 1866-09-11
Gl)ifa.go; Qribnrle.
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
:.
: OFFICE Ns% d CLARK-gT.

1hefe AEe thfee editions OF The TE1BuxE ltsued. in,
Every morning. foe c1rcalauon by carriers, ne1sme
nc The u4fse. ID. The Tks-WkEkEr, MONDAYS, We'd.
ueadas7 and fstdsyA ass ths 'sus,ls only; and TN
WSzx1r, % fhussdayp Tor tha mails and sse 1t our
counter snd BY neERnaeu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-02
Keen Cool ana s,ana Firm.

. Tse fact canncs be saccessfslis denied.
sha, ~e arr passing through stirrins. eSrii-
ing tines; there = uauch. that has a dirrCt
tcnlency % rouse o., 40 u,,a up Co. a hish
pitch 81 sNc.tcrnsnt We ssry niueh doutt
~hsibsri D. possible icr them uot - ieei
io1ig AT 20 al pasi espcriencs aiu'n-
istes -. g. k-~r cu.oL Mrn alvays loosr
groand. by sufcring themselves 3D. d. car
Red asay by rassion o. 81 dong. tiey
give iheir encuies great aivarfare cscr
thcm. TIE Peopic must alrraly have seen
cno1gh of heatel cNriicaacrt rn BE- places.
o. caaIioa thsra against fnlai-iog IN e
tb~u.-eive. Tee Caii.h bst~~~n th- frysi-
deut AID abe unioa uaeu 60 thr uaiion. NAV
Already be 100 -ile a. bs brilccl Over %
srsri 81 c1ucesssoa Ca his plrs aad q
sPsrii Of iorgisr nsss On ibc para Of thc loy-
al 1aassess yct tae wal Interest,". oi the
-oscrnDent dculanl ikai q thould o. doac
Eseg man uusi sc III importancc ~ cor
diai cooperation on tbe part Of Consrcss
and the rr,sident. Tbe Prcsaiens - ulorr
dependeut on Congrv-.. than Consres. T.
up0n hin Hc IA. no Po~rr 90 char e.
es-n a singlc u.cnhrr 90 b. Cabinet vith-
o1t the conlarrcncc Il the SsuAte. An
attempt 90 remove uuica men froui oficc
snl appoint coPTcrbeai. wiil o. rs~cr'c...
uahoat he oon6rmaiion 81 tic senate.
Ihc nembcrs of Congr,ss from Tcrncs-
So anl ~ other rebel States all never
"a INTO Conercss AM b. admitted 10 seats.
eNccPt b. tie votes 81 tbc vcrs men the
Pssident D. roundiy ahg.iar WhiIe ~s
would keep oooi. ani have an unior men
20 the sane. ue voal IN The sane brcaih
eounssl frusacss and de-iaaa. Il o. NJ
time now Tor union rarn % croach an era~l
f'r The sake % ofE-e or EVecuiivc patron.
AZ. We Lal enough ridios'1ss exhibition,
q tbs kind uader he pro slavery dynassic,
OF Ficrve and 8schanan. % iast oct ala
Eeneration. Stani 6rm. keep cool. iru.'
in God. keep your Po~Ier dry. and al -
coolc CT right BEL ~ end
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-02
Bethel Item.

The ice ~hich -as unusuails thick in The
Androscoggia river. broke up On Satarlay
n'shs fsb. p. and formed jan, IN tle nsr-
ro~s e~lov fhe silagc. and rauscd tie ia-
tersaies 20 ossrdou and isni large quanti-
iics q - uron them. Nothing siu,ilar Ia.
occurrcd siace lsSS. AMI in Ism We
have sesrd Il no damage sNcsp, tbe b-cak-
ing uP - Piece belonging 60 the steam
Nil Ccmpany Toe Sc - f--ssen.i,
three let thick
pr True', 20 Lcrturr on G-o'-zy ~
delivered on Mon.iag Evening. T-,ss "a.
most attsn,i.v ausiieuec pr,-.nt.
IL Desk IN ihs Congregational Cbsrch
wAs ssf-pii~i l.ss SahhssA - ~. i n
LsiasS. ~ u-s'ly Pa.sos Of HAT CAu,eh. but
nov % An-hss.s. Mass
Tbe Lsi'~' % ibs Cog Sseict, have
arranged - iass aa Aniiqaariaa S.g-,-r
aiPatee'' Hal ca wodas..lay eve. MsrrA
9Th The scritael- yssnpkia-si- sd 49,
too cake of ohicn ti--ss III b- tb.re. th~
huliei corn ani milk. So sr-sk Ser that.
The bean Porr,dgc ard PaaoAkc-. $50 al
sort. 81 good things ~in - ts--r The
grandmothsrs ard grandhtb-r, III %
present DRESSED in thr styic - dzss Eesc
bs o. tAik over the s,--~s ~ tis-rr ys-ss.
The young msn and aaidsns ~iii per.onafs
tbe oAaFacters ofyo-ng people ior ccnisry
pss;. -hile the hantso-uest nan IN tho
County. q not iu the >-ste and tbc az hest
icoking ar expected O. b. thrrv. a. 49,
have boih bern Invited 4 goo1 thee 10
ANTICIPATED No dead beads r-c-fs-d ~
cspith~ Pairiaruh. becas.s every thing ',asi
80 iosarls purchasine the hig Orr-sa f1r
The Chur,h. Ev~r, bodv ,hoaia bring s.,-ir
antiquities q al k'nis N their pos.e-.,en-
The s-ingi.n biloxi snd thc sPinn.nr-
-hecl. sn1 the Songs And tune. Of Aaotscs
A. ~il 10 hearI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-02

TEicEINs l. Earopc. the horrible dis
Cosrry has b~sn made that thc s-ins AZ me
i-cscd 18th a disease called trichina The
f~sh u found 20 b. literally alive 18th para
sites. Cooking las 10 sacct. All tie Dis
ease has been couuuanscaisl By eating pork.
oao~ ait.cted sbcrr . 10 h~iP. ani ih- pa
ticnt lng~-- IN terrihie agony till death ~
hsves thc ssasring One case % ihis d.
easr has cccurrri IN Detroit. -hich has
caas~,l much excitement. Tbs Chicago
a o. have taken phase ia fiis countrs)
Truscs ca Investigation % have been an cx-
otic. Ihs vscila -as a Gsrmaa woman
30 hal bcrn injected b~iorv shc leh Der
native county "Ahsr ber dsaih a post
naortem eKAminsissn "a. heii. -hich has
rvsai;ed IN proving. beyoad doubi. thAt
thc discass a. trriina small p-urtios
% hrsh. about ;he siFs % a pinhcsi. ~as ~
ahmed through q ulicFoscops. Aad fozsd b
contsin la-rr numbers of aaiuaicuiE Eolnl
roani an1 iuhedle.i iu thc fbrcs % ths
mu.rie. exactly siu'isr in appcarAncc 60 the
trichins spiraEs-
Meantiue Teopic ar very ,hy - Pork
mach 80 a. % ssriou-iv aacct th- markets
IL CAicago papsr, Insora - that a load
% pors Pat on sac a. Feoria. ILLINOIS,. -
-eek. "a cHauiircd microscopicaii ani
TO - ~ hors ~er- alive 18th f-t~iia.r
nrcss-d hoEs examined a. DNon ser 40
Uncovered g. b. iababit.,i ~ these inlni-
tssssuai creatures. Tie - i.oais paper
81 >afur'iay Announce the poisoning ft-o
iami.lss in that ciiy from eafing d" diseased
PORK. though to- attempi appears 40 have
beeu made O. idruiiiy ite death ~ these
p-rsons by trieh.nr. There arr ho-cvcr.
T-oPis 49, have graf poser q inirrr.n-
at ocnseq4eutiy thc uaasuai prrJai,le
agiiust III .' uu.iraa a1ianal of scripture ''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-02

49, = 30 N.nsr Frrri-s-s
Ao'i.f Saosrfv.
tsni--iis fsr-t-.cs ~suNst Coxr
ieias. les 49, MIA. - P.-.rf..' a..
Pew "a nsfarr. e.. e. $50 III D. a.
N q Disc. hau al Nstssril-. "a y A
iar-sh I'll "a 49,. a.. = T.---. - -
81. gr--rt. H.. a. Nsts'ir~ry sf $50,
IT, q 10 49, ,4 Hsure 49, a. ID
taNereff to- ~ "a rns.a d f.i-n. IL -
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= n 49,. - si - .-i.-s a. q far-T-a- a.,
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ult- lave o. say thai .. every F-~rson oth.r
than one holdiag q licrnse a. lasver or
clam agent. whos~ tssissss q b. % dra-
deeds. bonis. &c. sts1ld tAks Iicense a.
cunstN anrrr.
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er i~-ai panrr DOS not. rfccssariif. subject
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nHg pat q - tunarsr. O. slrau dsetls
bonds. ulo- tra-rs. Silis. rrifs. o. othrr l,.-
gal pap~rs. or 60 ssaui'nc tifir. o. raj 90.
t-ic 80 By ais,Fiis-uaent. or rons~rsa-
iion. - ~ aocvpiins thr ausiness uhenese-
n - orrrr'i. bold h.usch oct g. she pobl,r
a. rvafr O. undertake. surh -srk. b Eati-
O. D. Hssrsssd ss oons~ysnc-r. -hates~r
uaai D. a. aggrv<ats asount ofhi. annsal
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s-rrfsHg q deeds and oftrr i~eai ir.fru
useuts enua~raied in th. 18th SETON q The
49, 81 Jans sth. i~6g. coustItuts q nan a
convey ancrr unlcr sard at. 90 th. faEsag
70 aoksos-lciJu's cal raaiisg ~ celr,sl
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repit thsi the Tax d, irnro.cd ur-on th~
f-er-un sho 90 tra-s- thr deed. anl not %
on hin Eto simqlv tAkrs ths acknou l1u1snf
90 ID granfor. H. TriarIpai auI rn most
cases the oniv otl~rt ani sferf a. the 49,
Sno~irdEmenf 10 O. entiflr she Odd a.
rccard but a. lnrlcorisi deed 10 bin.llar
tft~rcn ttc parties. AM. in uany lariftic-
tions. apnn AZ cfhrrs $40 hate kno-lcdr.
o' - csastrnoc Th- acknouIss-n~rs.
tier. % 80. an manF instancss. an in.li.-
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oi the AZ Hnruiionei ~ you. that q r~r.on
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