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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30
Tie Republican Psrty---its origin. de-
Gaze. end friprph.


What has b,-,-oure 81 thc AcDublio7s Par
~ ouc< 80 powertsl strong and vigorous ?
i a teads We hcar a great deal said
shout the Jsro- party Of the couutry. bst
--ldon bar = good ~or,l fcr tbe Oh repsb-
fcaR party. Tins party vas frst orgaa-
izea u-4e- Jcfersoa. ~ The Sntasoarst Of
is-lsr@Esu,. and embodied tl.e grcat ,ic,no-
craiic IdSA OF equaiity snG sell government
IN olher words q rvcogol<cd tbs Jcopie a.
he true sourcv Of al power Nnh Mr..
Jeaerson az IS bead Z vsrriei The cosatry
and became the dosoinant party. Likc him
., w,s opposed % slavery xith AZ Is sins
and im@o-s'Iiies and ike bis uAs the de-
tcrmryrcd soc Of caste And rrissscr1c,. Sub
seTuensly corruption crs-r, into the party
and u became deulorslized; bit Ne have no
time 20 follow it uuricr The lead OF druia-
gogues md disssysi party leaders. In is5t
ttse Je1erscnsan rcpubiicAns attempted a
rally unle- The ola name. The pro -slavsry
o1irages oomnigted uRaer the adnainisra.
'ious of Piercc snd Buchanaa operated 20
Favor th- movement. 30 mech so. that IN
1886. tie nsw party rallied in grcai power
ana veil ni=h elected Gen Fremont Presi-
dent Increasing IN umbers. infaence AMI
power. Il again rallied in l-se an carrie.l
Abraham Lincoln iriounphantly into the
Presidential chair. Then followed the r.
beiiion All iis four years Of peril AMI var
y matter OF policy tbe political mans-
gers IN is6i. iSporcd the name Of rcpai,li-
cans and clustered the organization that
re-eiectrd Abrahsm i-incoln. the Iiaioa
party Of thc couniry. The otiect -as 70
unite al shades among loyal men and con
soiidaie them into one great parry % carry
on the war 20 a sacccssfal re-rninafion.
The great end vas attained. ard Hsrr the
reasons that dictated the policy 81 lSsf. no
longer rcuain- let The iruiy Ioval people
thai sustain Congress boldly rally oacc
more under ibe good Obi name Of rcpaiIi.
can We ar strong and necd 10 sharp no
hiical shifts and fsrns % hoil The POSER Of
the country.
II any professed union a.en ar too con
sentative 60 6sht under The old Republican
aag. lct them 20 over 70 copPerhcsdisui ard
the traitors We need no sach Hessians m
The racks.
GIVE o. a square. stand ~ fgh'. under
oar old name an victory sp-n victory ~
follow the r,pubiican standard uuiI sec,s-
son and TREASON j. nos ssdy scofoLol. but
kiii-d and buricd IN rs grave Of inizm, TOO
deep % kuoN ery rcsarrcrtion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30
Important Decision

WssHsNcroN. eis-vA Is. The So
P-eme Court has decided tbe Nassaehusetis
inquor cases. TIE Court holls thai 80
lioenses granted by ihe United S,a,cs un-
der The internal reVcnue laws A. - ~bole-
sac trails % Eluors hrlt ty thc vitizens
q Massachusvtts 90 not rrosrys IN the sale
or keeping for salc q hSuoo within sail
state. in vic~ % the FrOhibi,ory laws OF
the STATE Of MassacAs-ctts. The supreme
Court ssHruns ~ &,cision Of The Court be-.
los.
CD uS~'rvs,lay. Mr.. Richardson. oi
DOs'gn. = 70 make an aryuuneui before ibe
Conr-'''vc @ Ways and Meas. in favo-
q '''as'us Licences pso,ectioa for the $40
% sP'r'suoos liquors. instead Of T.erros--,-u.
a. hrst sieeide'l b. the SuP-ease Cou-t oi
the United States.
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Be,hel ten.

Dr. Co'hn.. Sargcoa Of he i-ih Ne.
Eegt. arrived bone from SasannaL iass
-ctk
Mr. Berry. nero' Master "a, bouchs n
dEeiiing houss Of NJ Haticr. thr latter
beiug aboui 60 remove houa tovn.
Tie Oh >ous 20 Tcmpe-s.oe Hal on
llorest corrcr has been Cited ~. f,r a house
rcai. snl a. io~er r,srt 90 stow -h,ch
- 60 o. orfnsl hy Mr.. Gaiea IIais 49, 49,
salc cf Grorrrirs.
Dr Trur's cear.e 20 i.refarcs On Ccolo-y
"a. finished On wciae.lay rvcuinE &C lar
week. The au..icroe u,antesiei good
deal - iufcrcs; in thc closing iccturc.
Il g. capital sleigh.n- here ard "a, been
al ~inter. Tcams are sil ba.y haaiirE
~ood au'i lsnbcr We have not scsn 81
rnurh local husinsss n iuuii,crins during any
one viutsr tor rany ycars
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

Gen Grant b aious % visii Eur--e a
naval ress,i 81 hr iesigns'rd ior his 49,
AhaTer Puui.sis~f ~ Gales III. tbs ho.-e
ofGen. Grauf. sIiu.iirr ta ths fscs ,haf h.
bad bceu nominated 60 ~ rr-siIerr-. n,
a Convsnfion III Ne~ rork. -rrs -hss .,
thr proper tire thc ernrr-l viu a.ceed %
the roraitr rii 70 he shs'l b. Desired 20 g.
8 csniiiatc fs- rat oF-s III ear.
iourral says fhe General hss ~ paisencs
uift fhat class Who fesgit or armies 81
denoanccd tbe nr-f9nsi cir--. dsrin- tl,
oar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

A Golden Wedding.


Onc a he plca.antesi OCCASIONS. IN the
JOYS % ~Lich &c we're ever privileged O.
Participate. came "a IN oar q-iet village ~
Norwas on Mondsy evening. tho 2dth ina
Il was abe Goi8cn Wedding of Ma ,Np
Mns. PrrEs KiNnsiI- jest bali a c,nta-
~ AGO. IN tie month Of March. islf. t.i~y
werc made Husband and ~ifc. an on thc
evening rvf-rrci Co. thcy wcrc 4" At
uorE- 90 rcceise their friends AM % 'hc
SIDE % the bridcErcom SAT jolly. Pieasart-
faced man sccuingiy mueh interested Be-
present events. a. ~ bad been IN sncthcr
rscnt a E" q iong time ago Tor he Va
witness oi he oririoal marriage AL 81 oar
menorv -crses - arishi. he - the only one
81 tn witnesses no~ hsing. Bat. msrCy
there we're uiness-s eaouEh 20 tAis other
~cdlinr In Short. the hosss vas fall
and. scattered among the assembled cucsis.
seeming rcsliy ., A. -baii,rs the ~ho4e
mass. wcre children and Crand-childrvu
enough of the worthy couple 20 saiisis The
psfernal loncinrs q The uaoss asisrFine "a
trar,h. Tie chiiirvn. nine IA numbsr.
we're al tbyrv and Of iou-teca grand-ciiii-
drcn there verv cnouEh present 90 give %
the assurancc that tbc family ire n net
liscis o. die for the want q spreadIng
hy,nchcs And % these nine ehi.cren al
ar married ave one snd 90 BE- present on
'Lrs occasioa those childrcn. nth thcir
.-s,c. AMI their hushan,ls. csnae frous far
and ncar-soa,c Of them cTo-sinc thc ~nfirc
estate q Uncls >an. from West % EAsi.
ior 30 other purpose bet tins
90 he golden rits uhich sTerv bestoScd
uron "a happy pair ~ win not sPcak IN
detail SufEcc g 70 ssy thar they hsl l'ccn
selected ~sl cxcsiirni jsicua .iit. ruiiel by
cv'lsi-sse taste. Del on ~ th.- inPaise a
grurross tc.rts. ard backed up b. ample
vhigh lad bcen f-rcparcd for an -ho ben
rercd. can only ~. % uas cheering snd
happyfying sirht. tl.ose Eroaning tables.
Ari shcu ~ rHE DocroH- 90 duiv.
~iih - sno~ ute sproa gir,ied nioot
his Ions. Is szvrr iadie ~ ore lard.
ard ryrNnisl a ssscrr-ifc dishes resting
l~ncaih a. tooch Of ti.c Other. kncu that
things fesii.c -cre % b. done sc-unfrul
orf-s - AID 60 thew we're.
No youihisl BRIDE aad groo-n. jsst eS.;cr-
iu- upon she s.tsic-i sFAerc Of marvel iiic.
ever looked nao-y joyoa- an1 bcaaainr thai
did Uscic Peter and -, coapanson a. hey
received ~ v-rrl eoucrrioisfnou 81 they
hc-s 81 irienas 81. that cs~ninr Thcy ~sFs
prosl an happy. snl Heaven knovs th~y
hai rcasou % - ~ ulany aged par~ats
IN our scrfi-n have b~cn blesssd a. th-y
have beer s-i IT, f,uliiy SCENE 81 thst
festive oorasion riar-iy told that the Ill.,
.lrrs vcrc. 90 so-s ard dsu-hfrrs-of
scns-in-la-. sn1 81 SssEi t.r-- ia-ia~-true- #
hcs rtcd. fa---fsli rud rcnsrous. thy pos
ssss rcsrcvt. an esteem. ard a dep. sbii-
ing low rhirh. in rhe evening Of liic. they
nav confde-iiy le.- for rssi and support
] know-l g. bgs risc uitcrsucc % the
fcr0rut PRAYER q tle nans frierd, ~ho
~crv meuhcrs % that Golden Welding
Parry. ~hcn ~. 20 the 2ge,i parents and
90 sbe.r dcyc,cd ctiid-vns tr,d keep ard
5iess ths-r ever. Fcsoc i,e thtns and thine
b. tie victcry % Is. On Faith and IIorc
andI,ovc. 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

biEp. iu frejericslgFg. "a. May H..
l-st. william oor. 50 q Rev SaaBei
l. couii. of Aa.s-y. IL as n.is.sd a.
'he bhiiie o. ths " .ideruc,s. bus BOP %
hcarinc irou h.m hal VANISHED. until this
SISTER. -lrn corrcspoudsuse -iih q Name
usrrc. rssealel the IA hat b. as brsusht
% tie hosPitai. ~olulel b. bAa throu-b
has spine lie TsnA.asl sscoascioas sal
death cnsssd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

Tux AnJoCE~NEVr oF Cexour.s. The
Washington correspondence ofite I;altIuo--
Son. IN allading % tbe ioint rcsoiutiou
passed BY Cen~sess Scr terminating ths
session on the is~s Thurslsy % Nav next.
Indsircs IN Tee t>llo~ing specslafions
IL means nothins more than an exrre---
icu q a willingness 20 aaiouru a. -,;oa a.
T-cssiPic ~ rrfe-euec 90 political interests.
The next j. The Prcsi.lsu;- maxim c'on--cs.
AMI ever nerve ~iii b. cxerted o. r.-ry f.
The sane power that eiec-. to next Goa
gress vill ei~ct 49, next Pr-sidcut.
This Ccn=-css NIL not admit rcp-cscns-.
iises from the eicvcn >osthern Siates. znd
this Consrr-s iatend TO usake the neat
Which ~iii persist IN The SANE poEcy to-
wards the ; 5ufh. After tie election % the
neat Prvsijert th-re oil t.c lc-s-uhiccs ~
the exclusion % tn South.
Mrny ucui,~rs arc wiling q close the
session a. SON a. tie appropriate biu.
can b passed. having IN Presidents 20 al
minister the Government. a. far a. tbc Ia
III Pernlii. accoriias % ~ Own policy.
They assume hat tbc President uuu nos
enter iufo GENERAL system politicaip-,-
scrip'ion in ihv rcocss 81 Ccnsre-s. Ard
ihai Z b. docs. they wiii rns<- a. nuch
capital oct cf 70 a. D. ~iH
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TIE sicichinE mentioned last sock ~
q-i,iiy dissiPaied b. The VAN san - Pr.
DAY. bet SATURDAY lrourht frv.h supflv
Sundas ~ storm Inrrrasrd 90 reruiar
January nor-wcs'sr. so piled ~ .no~ ~
in dsits thrc- AMI iour Sect dep. The
varui soa has uslivl q s-sy 30 thai shc-l.
are again IN use. thos-h ~ lcsra thar therc
- good sis,ghins 10 uost part, ofti.e Cosn-
~ sst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

CoEroN. a Nc- Orleans dispatch 81
Of -o,A says 20. ruu.ber % vessels ng4
engaged a. different ports iu leading coitou
ior EuToT.e - -. q ~hi-h i1- are LOADING
or Eagiani anl 80 Cor Francs TIE ca
poris iroo' Nc- OrieansIh- P-cvioas 49,
were 81. 500 balcs--tle rrrate.t f.artr-- f--
Iranec and Span. Tls receipts a. all the
Fosts s'noe fhc hr-i sePieuai.cr ass are 70,
dose a. -. 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

Mai Ges. seih Wiliaa.. did a. thr -.,-
ilelre oi BE- SISTER in Boston. On Frilav
last. liis rcalnins vere conveyed fo Az
-usfs ~ special train. vherr ob.era.e.
sere bid on Moaday. Tie severe sfrain
upon Dc system. during ths ear vss foo
uarh ~ be- sirca-th. 81 a. soaa al b. a.
uo-s were l.rhteaal tle rrsci.1n ras great
.r t.lr ts r.ail l-ar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

Mr. MoEsF'- OrrNgNs LEcrr-ru %
NNzral History. "a gisea a. th- Aoai-esy A..
fAr'.. on Wednesday evening. To- Schooi
Eoou. 81 ais Aoaicmy a. isl. and ilo ~
dioucc seemed uach interested ihoa-i the
cF,niug lcciars 81 neess,iiy ooail net prove
a. siFaoiiss - uhcn ihe 81 rricntAry pm
c.Pirt have i-cn r1Amia,d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

EHE PEEsIDENT' POsIrION. Tie Prrs-
dcnt s@eH.s 60 BE- playing game 81 fat sni
loose. % Secure fso cry-lis q a frismrh IN
the Conncciicut ei-ction; an nobody
las discovered vho - his friend. Toe he
hi'a- AL reported that The oon,er-aiion uas
satisfactory 20 ham A. RePubho4n Tie
Postmaster Al Ne~ Haven Is supporting tAe
ooFPerhcad candidate lle wrote ths Pres
ident 20 that elect. and rendered his rcsi.-
nation. II his c-adurt uas disarrioscl.
The resignation ~as rcfsrned. wiih q note
saying tat Us gl,i,tioal course - approved.
II R'e tst'er oorrespOndeucc a. gcnsiae.
the coarse u the Prvsi1cnt i coutcnsfs.tls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

81. CoUET. ID the following case. a
lack of time ard sFace compelled % 20 con-
dense the report last week. We give x ~
fuil this week. a. = s-sfsercf suporfauce. ~
sbo~ing The principles that govern cases q
ike diameter.
10. Clarke :. Edwards ". A.. g. =
l. Rat Road 70. kcfiun - svo horses
k'iie'i 90 'h- Railroad bvs locomotive. Il
vas b. evidence that th- bors-s ven, upo-
the Railroad through aars vhirh the Con-
pany Had made IN she f-rce a. The rrou~~
and 20 tle convcniencs 81 The PTf. ST.
shich were de-ayei and d0rn Thr nrr,s
eorfess1si thst TIE bar tasior been male
81 the ccrver,cac- and al the request q
Pr. g uas las dsfy 20 ssaiufaiu th~u, ard
keep them up. The Js,ire ins,-ur,ci ~
Iorsthsi ii ~as The dofy - ~ Dsf,s -
maintain THE bars. bat thsf II. beisr ir good
repair. they we're sii0ued fo o. lora
fbrough - neglerf 20 fhc PrF TIE ilerts
~erc rot Liable. Veri I'd for Pa. Dan
age So -1. Iinmrors. Barnes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

Nr~ M4carSE. Tae Singer Sing
Mscaiue COMPANY have lEiei, .atro.ls-cd a
rc- scrins usch'ue for family 49,. "a -
a very ncai aaair. al u,Akcs uuch lcss
ro'se than az % iLcir other ,iyie.. u. n
loVse. Nor~ay - the Agent. aaa -ili Dc
happy CD sahiin thc nadine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

TvxfFru Muvr Thc onr-Frsr men of
a. isth Maze hare bcsn musfsrcl ouf.
r-.i rca. I'D bore iast seek. tbs reioces
a. rcgiurrf fo the f,ur veteran oou1an,e.
viirh forn o bsuaIon. un1er cannsnl oi
Msi Grover. Col Kimtan rcached bomc
81 ~af1risv
itisa hrt ve-~ e-aafy.rz g toi Aim
hairs frienis fhst 60 ssertorioas serrices.
IL las been tysvefiei Beg Geneni Tie
trf.ointmcnt -, aaie enrlv in Fetraary
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tsrf ficnry Innran. Portland. Asrisfa-f
'lra-teraastsr. desires Superintendent @
euriais 90 isi1rn bfn 81 thc pisces -bere
soldirrs o. ha-riei. uho are net iicaufei
a. sact li e. fhe Irtcrtion al rorcrusisnt
% hsvc Al acora-ed soil.srs barred .n on.
closed oeas1ilries. AL .leuu6od A. hsvinz
belonged 81 ftc Jn,sn arm.ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

The Yes brausriek ssiiorifies oEcr a
boaniy oi $50 PEE bal on bears l. -
sail q company has bees foru.ol .n Ma.ao.
% che manuiacturv ~ counterieit rattrr
snoufs. shish are soid 30 ~ iu,.ians ST.
80 CENTS esrh ard thst e. rei uneu 50
- oollect tbe bosnty ~.,h thea
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

Ibe lisiioveE Gazette .ays eEorts ar
beiug ua1c O. establish la : hool IN
CONNECTION ~ah Bo-i1in Col~-e. "A
abb Frofrssor and fsn hLrsry al tc
ohtalned. and a. -cLcol wiu commence
~ih ihc neat al iera g tbs Colleer. pro-
siiidg ftalcnts o. i-c u4nb,r ~ t-cuty
car D. obtained
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

To- lu.vrruIrt Society 20 Aarusfa has
insnel Ers e. y Moor. 81 Caabridgs-
port. Mas to trcoue BEL pernancrt pa
tar. o. .a'srf ofsI-iD. De- iis seespf,l
CO. i1fTlfl.a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

We ars irietted to rarrasfer i. s..
Wake frrac CO.'S ofthe Daay iaaehero
rrin-ci ai Mafaaofas. TIE rarer BE- rrin-
Cd on chm yei.ou rarer. --f n-i.sh on ore
.ile anl Mexicsn on the ofLer nri iar to-
page. do not appear 20 be- made sp % the
saule mafter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

feo-ge y. Naniers gurrs aea-n ia Oh.
tn-ish papers Tbs t..--Htsas rst-
souer ,o be reiea-si f-o.s r-so- d, ,,ts- .
the hankruff'. oafh Corioa-iy e.o-rb
hes-rs. Lindsay a Co. arr rs-.ss ...o--
Oh cFeiiiors Interested lu - lsis Of III.
mcnlicanf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

Esv e. u. Ers. sgsnf g ttc order q
Good Tcmr'srs. anrirl--ci Lecture on
Teures-uor. a. GRE Baptist Church iu thi.
village. fer Sunday evening last. The
r,afhcr ~ 81 incici cent thaf - "a. tboaehi
ssriatt- 90 no, go he arpointmcnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

John g Cox. "a Ct Ievsioa. dea,,r
in drugs and perfume.. hss been sub ID,
tour of 1bsersaron. o. tror-if tsrt
foole tEerfy-f ccrtrntarts FOL fI s.tr..
Cons a. iouestics IN huEcs 40 have
iouna q ipPossibis % ssppiy ticms,lvs.
stLcrsisc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

Uerrr te't. a Mcs.,rcsr of ihc Canal.
al Esrrcss Comrany. drranprd abouf 80
uccts aro. ~.fh sau- s1Ooo in eaii. which
rls PVT b. tis ciarre at ~ mar >i-rsrooEo
station. Jc Vs. trsccl. sd esrsare,i boz
vermont. 9Th $50 81 To- ro'l three
borfcs. a turgy. sd roii saf-h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

Ile taIaIs Aiserl.rr nfs We on
lersttai f..ai ST. >aa.a.. Toll ias sod
o1t Do interest 3D. fle iaab,r.ar bus.uess
fo iis brother. 81 o 70 Toli. 90 seven
81 Eve tao-slri l.Is-s. al rrrs oat q
d. oor.eu ll. inierrst Gas one i.ur'h
oi tte ut....- Alarse i-nltr.rg e1naera.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

ASorHrr Nrro. TIE qre..l.ut ar
Iuesisy. retarnef o. s. senate. tt. Civil
Rights bii. go messy containing t..
chierfiors
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

At fic s'o,k ior ,ls rev ,s-ar Eecncy
has been sabsor.hei GO. snI Co. company
sil organize ato1r.. Itru1rts uIl Co.
heated tstseen the rsr.iaal Csnla-y b
works al ti. Drlnl Ir.rt s,l-..-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

A ei1pemsnt ofdramaiic inirrcs,- b.
runorci g. have occurred iu thi. cry on
Tuesday. a man uLo has noi long lived 10
to-n. b. sa.d o. have eioped I'D hs -iic's
sisicr. iAkias -.ih him o.. boz al targasv
theFesuio pcriain.ng. The -iis % The pr
sou .n-q4cstilu reformed few toars aftcs
a. couTie ic.t tosa. anI GOA learned lhai
the parties above referred o. hal i,.i .a ia.
morning tram a Telegram to H,ilfl IN
tcfccptei ihe ilzitrcs there. tni tbry ~ere
rliarnel O. ihis o.iy. -ievision Jaarnai.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

uoa Jotn Lyneh. Las or thauks o. q
copy o. D. rcllnt sllcll oa Gle Loan bi.i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

Thsrc b. 80 most uanisfakabie ssilence
a. Washiningioa Ga; thc reop'e have len
hoard from. That from al ths loyal states
soice Las be heard vtili ~oaiI o.
il.e f'r &C. Prrsilcni anl Mr >cuari not
o. bed. TIE rus.irnt has said hc has
great h,th in iie people. 80 have -.
tLerc 81 or tusf, In Co. ani tlc pco-
o.. Ihe day .sYroiabiy pass ~hen Pre.,-
denf' or Cabinet oGoeH can ba,iy thc
people 900 any ueasarc ~hi,h thry 90 rot
in ih-ir hearfs approve. 3 naiariy ~ che
o. oTIr are .n earnest. a-I arc conscirr-
t9as thry az o. fhe sane stamp ihit useI
% te kna~a a. d. Liberty -mrr. - ard "Fr-c
>.ir >4-h mea have r-,,,ir'e.. anI
v.i si.-kto ihem. rMa.b.t, Req.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

S--,..-.,....- D..
s''''''s 90 ioe strength 81 ite
fcoel iorco- wAs communicated 20 our
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-30

Pans Lores. TIE foiio -ias i'ar.' O.:
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-01-06

GyMNAsTJC BAIL Remember this on Monday
evening next. 1t will DO very gay indeed. The
members will try to dance in conformity to polite
usage and not go into ngly contortions on the oc
casicn. The Summcr-set Quadrille y will be
.sWeetened down SO that ladies will not object to
1t the Trapeze Polka . will not be atten pied
only atBuch times as tinid ones can stand it, and
the & Yaulting Galopade any lady can learn in
two minutes. The management hope by atten-
ton to these particulars, to make it the most ex-
Quisite thing Of the season. 4
We acknowledge the receipt of complimentary
tickets Of admission from the managers
The New YEARS BALL--Among all the mer-
rnent Of the day aud evening the ball given by
George Cans Bro. was probably the most attrac-
tive thing in the city. The usual company of the
gay and festive were in attendance and everything
went off TO the satisfaction of the guests About
forty couples were present, and they accord in
giving Mtssrs. Cans u Bro. credit for one of the
best parties of the season. g 1858 % n s5eEsa
The supper at the City Hotel received far III ore
eneomiums OF praise than any givea this winter,
and was another proofof the su periorty of Mr..
aud Mrs. Barber over all competitors in the way
of getting up something good to eat.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-01-06

COSMOPOLITAN ASSEMBLY These parties will
take place on every Thursday evening till further
notice, instead Of Tuesday. We hope TO see them
more fully attended. The Masonic Hall has the
best floor in town for dancing, and the manage
ment and music unexceptionable.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-01-06

POsTPoNED--The drawing of Prior s. Branks'
Gift Enterprise is postponed until Monday, the
10th inst, at which time it will positively come
off or the money will be refunded for all tickets
sold. This postponement is caused by the failure
of agents to make returns in time for the draw
ing to take place as advertised.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-01-06

SOUTH BOISE ExPEEss.-The comn1l ncation be-
tween Boise City and Rocky Bar being cut off by
deep SHOWS, Messrs. Macy s. Goodrich will make a
few trips over the trail direct from Idaho City to
Rocky Bar via Middle Boise Ranch. They started
On Wednesday last Letters to be sentoyer the
route should be addressed to their care Idaho
City, by express or mail.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-01-06

Il CALIFORNIA PAPERs.-The firm Of G. 7. Blake
Z & Co.. anticipating some weeks ago the present
frozen condition of the Columbia, mlde such ar
engagements as they think will cause the arrival.
very soon, of full supply by another route. ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-01-06

SozoDoNT.- This elegant toilet article 70 r clean
ing and preserving the teeth has just been re-
ceived by Craig s. Mix, druggists. This is the
second lot they have received this FALL and thos
who wish the article should call immediately as
itisn great demand. We acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of bottle.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-01-06

THE CHINA MrRDER CAsE-Ting Hop Wan, or
whatever his name u.s. was bound over in the Jus
tees Court at Pine Grove, to await his trial at
the ensuing term Of the District Court in Febru-
ary. In default of bonds he was sent to Jail.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-01-06

JIMMY BRowN's sALooN.-This fashionable re-
sort was crowded on New Years, but no disturb
ance to cause an arrest occurred throughout the
day. Jimmy's egg-nogg was not of quality that
freezes
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-01-06

AT THE PARsoN1eE..- rev. Mr.. Roberts and
Lady held q levee at the Methbdist Church bar.
sonage on Monday, New Years evening, which
was attendedby 'some ofaour Ghost socetys' withS
out regard to faith or creed, We learn that the
dssemblage was an occasion Of social enjoyment
and interchangeof good feeling seldom seen in
mountain towns that thelunch was. a daintyand
exquisite repast and that the guests retired highly
pleased with the evenings an1usement. Some few
donations were made of the substantial and Bean
tifni, but less no doubt than Mopld have been
we're it not generally supposed thataAIr. Roberts
is somewhat blessed with this worlds goods and
not specially5in need Of pesuniary assistance. We
hopehe will receive whatever .assistancea is re-
quisite, either in religious, social or financial
point Of view, to enable him to maiiptain the
Methodist Church IN Idaho CitH.atsan elevated
reputation tor good ] .akL sos
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