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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

NEw kosrs- Ia; ~c.k thc - icctra en-
al iaris laii oui ~ toun. ~ irora q
Toirt bear {. ". Stcs~rs' rcsidrucr. 60
North faris. Thc ne- ~, 10 - buiii =
10, rods
iosnt vtcw. 9Th the Seiccfmen %
Noodstocs. "a. also hsli. an a ne- fo-n-
wAy lad Cat from Point noar Jason Han
nond's. IN Woodstock. - ths road n~sr 7 .
c Csshman's. In Pans. This road . $50
rods IN Mo0dstock. and sS IN PAri,. over
an easy roUte. II tAi. .. bsilt one or the
other u The presoat sSpensIvs rosi. nav
be disconiIousd. Thc roads al cous bs-
icre III iosn ior aooeptaaoc A. the Mareh
meeting
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

Ens. DrNocEsr. There Z. one position
in which a large portion of Oxford Coun,v
Is un'avorAbiy situated uish reference % r..
travelling facilities Which We al woull De-
SIRE % see rcmciicd. 7 refer % The ne
ressi'y % being conp-iled % stop fh-ce or
nor hour. a. DanviIe Junction When ui.h-
inr 20 g East or % return. 4 perso-
osuh 20 almost ron Portiln8 o. Boston in
that time. Gales change . made. 90
that passengers car 80 20 Lcvisfon without
berg compelled % stop where they have 90
business or amusement whatever. some
other route vi soon Dc sought ont. There
T. a stage ranning from Oxford anl Ne
chanie Fans 90 lewiston and Auburn carly
iu ite morning. vhich reforms in thc ahrr-
noon in season % accomodaie fh.sc Who
wish 90 60 up ~ tbe cars. boi tiis a-rouo-
da'es only small portion ofibe community
on gong towards Lewiston. CoalI tb,
proprietor PIX on stage Ene o. connect
wfh ;hc down tram at roor. ard l,t ell.
plblc know through the Dcmor-at uh.t
they arc DONG. re believe thev ooull AVE
a. H.uch b1siness a. tbey coaid desire 10 a
short time. A. 70 nos b. Lewiston All
Aai1rn a. a. far from us 81 Boston. al
b1siness viih ihe'e fourisiisg tosus seen.
O. b. cut 81. We bop the tiue viI cone
vhen The Anirosoogria Road vin extend
their branch ir0m Lerision Oh Mechanir
Pals. and even throagh to Oxford. The
route y An easy 90 over q irvei connf-v.
vhiis it -oaii s-eep IN large extent -
country and b. p-ostsbie o. TIE company
Lc~iston sd Aubu-n are ro~ seeming
3D. eharacfer Of q larre cry. and r. seen.
strange 20 see one-fhiri cf ~ ha-k ~ou-.
try shuf oct througb EAT q dirr-f CON
manicsIon g--.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

The political srti-is IN the lr.' nuuber of
The Aiiantic vas ~riiisn by Fred Dourias
Ii Be- sharp. logical ard able and se DO not
believe that there 70 ore reader ir tie whole
circle % Atlantic subscribers bu, must corr
cede Sc excellence. nofviihstardinu r-eiu-
Dice aEsinst - color. On fhc prese-i de-
cadence Of tbs deuocru'i- parry BE- leaders
seen 20 fesr 20 oonfer poiificsi po~er ur.ou
the hiacks. from fte consciousness fhat
taefr Own rsrfy I'll nor show ~eH in con.
trast. We venture o. ssserfion th.f th~-r
b. not eopperhosd meaaber 81 TIE Masss.
eh usetts Legisisfurs. uho - ne couaI m
material abiiity Of ne TO hey s-s pleased
O. tern niggers. ---oae Of ~hou - Ia~-
yer. sd the ether printer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

Ctosr oF a Turrr Ir,rs' Pasroaarr.
Eev. Dr o. -Il-i. sas dismissed frr-. th.
pssiorate 81 rle Olive street. Cb1r,h. Ns.h-
ia. y o.. ty Gee Caaa.i uLi.h asseuibir.i
on Ihursiay iasf Ttis action as in g.
eoriarce vnh tho fo.lss. of both pastor
and secretly. Dr X .tarls frrari.sl be
ftresel se-a.a last Sabtatb Afternoon. tis
rr.a-er -asin- together ore of che lsrg-
eft r.rErrF afians ever assenibiel in nash
"a Am1rr o. ifens 20 irfrfrst ~ravei
iato o. teacti.r d.--oarse. Dr Richards
stated that dlrirr h,s thirty ysars' pastor
&C. tr BAL attended 10O fanerais. hai soi-
erlr.rci go as-fisres. and male 1000
Gale Erery minister ia g. county but
ore. -ho -. rreseiinr ~ che f.ue az D.
or.liuafion. had ben rfihersI o. b. fafh-
ers. Wiih commerli0is generosity and
i1rcthouzht the society have raissl nearly
fsnds cuoaEa to psrttasc Or annaiiy %
90 ior iher aie pastor
-MancLefter Mirror.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

IL notes and sscsriiies. g. thc valac Of
abost 60. p'o. -hich werc stolen last
Ihsrsdsy b. al couriing room % Messrs.
FaSon. 10 fcari street. were found YES
terday. lu A. orsu shef On Broai street.
near iivepooi -harf. ~ pcrsaa -ho "a
passing on busincss. lie money. Sc-S.
-h.ch "a stolen ~uh abe securities. "a.
rcisinei BY 'he ihief. b4t tbe papers -cro
81 piaosl in ihc sLsI a. Co. b. easily seen
D. any one passing that way The fnder
PromptB rostarei sis pap,rs 20 Ne.sr,.
FaE5n -Bo-oa Jo1rnal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

DrsrH CO. iIa~. Efu,u B,rrrtr. We
rsrrri o. i-arn % ihe drocas- 81 Hon Eli-
Iah Barrel. rf % ref.iencr in Grccne. on
Montsy. a. flc rirr ~. af 81. Mr Bas-
rel has Or hall a orn,4y been lae % or
most active ieadirr ciur-1s. foremost IN
every good ~ork T. ihe iast mon;hs of
h.s DC lis interest ia p.bi,e saalrs coniiu-
I'D. iIis ehserfai rressnoc su4 bea.thy
iahueuce al D. mis.ei 10 the coanfy. in
3D. t.-r. au.uE hls replbiioan asso-.stes.
in fhe rt-rch, among be n~ighbor, and
friends. and .n fhe family circi-
fLes.sf0n Jourual
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

A-nong The mo-; rcTrilsr % modern edo
oa,iousl sys;cuns. j. 'be the plan. Which hss
sr-u-g into Efc within fc~ wears. - -
tAblishiag SCHOOLS ~h--vin sh.i - iaugh,
she ruie- for r-acstcal busine-s Efc. Thev
arr no. found IN every crnsiderahie eitv IN
ihc lard u ihese ~ tsurbt the theory
80 Aocourfs. Penrnanshin. Cousu-e reiai Law.
Coususercisl Calc-iafic-s ard Isusiness
CorresronIencc. Some ofthe instructions
tcsch r-s-i icaiiy 81 ne -outirc husine-. %
barking. ard ccrrmi.sion business We
heiirve thai the stsdent ~ho intends %
make - hiuiselfs prar-ical. scif reliant bus-
iness man. vii End the cou--e - a Bu.i-
ness College % far rnc-c vai-e than four
yea-s spent IN digging Grcek roots. IN ev-
cry rssrect. Ve have spoken - the 49,
ten - Whole The card q the Portland
College appear - thi. paper We know
nothing a =. e1oers that r !. highly -~corr-
mended. sd i ore - ~ extended chain.
= cornecfion vi'h viich nest ultimately
be sdvantsrrous
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

There vas commercial panic IN Neu
York last -eek. Gold comueucrd % All
rapidiy. ~hiie rates % interest ran up a.
raV.lly. Tbc banks called on the sab
trcasury f5r c.sh. ~hich wcre net wiih t.c
receipts from gold saic-.-so that the orcr-
alton al rot add 90 TIE amount OF money
in iheir vaaiis. Subsequently, govsrnmen;
ai,owed - dues % be PAID in compound is-
tercst notes. With interest. which easea the
market a. ouce. The banks have kept 4.
large portion g their reserve IN compound
notes. % save interest. anf bence ii has uot
heen really available 'ii no-. Tee Jos. 10
fail Of stocks rvsaling from this pans Is
estimated a. 49, 90 900. Currcucy O.. nov
abundaHs IN ihe city. having cone from The
country aid from abe West.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

Thc Portiahd Kerosene Oh Company
~iiie that Mr.. Libby rouid not have burn
Cd 90 deaih by the explosion % c,i q tbeir
manuiac'ure and sass Be- must have been
refnei petroleum thaf I'D %. l. nigh, le
eitbsr coal Oh or petroleum. q. the tro sab
stances are ideniioaL The hshiea oil OBJ
tanned iu refining j. shat does the mischief
Ihis should b. extracted. taf -icn there
j. htt.e demaod So ii ihe temptation e.
strong o. lei 90 g. into tie .Ilsmiuaii-r OIL
"A sasy icsi OF ol t. O. p-t q su.all qaanti-
W 10 'auccr, vhcn g NAY De heated
mpdera'ely. an see Lov long Be- takes 90
seneraie sas enough % light readily. a
dangerous OF wi burn vcry quickly The
experiment sboaid BE- made vifh care.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

TIE hose 81 Ssnnsl a. Ia.~..,e- Al,
htcnmond. a. DESTROYED o. sr. ON al,
leah MT Partially insured. Pres
We learn frons The Star dat NJ. A,
foss. hutchcr in $40. ieii back-ari. inio
arEe tuh 20 sailing wafcr- Wedncssiav
morning ard vas so severely injured hat
his DC as despsirvd of
Rev Dr. Ncviey has forrnary aocrptsd
the Dishopri- 70 Maine. IL VII probably
d. crn--r,s.-..s g. ~ Yea. - 800, a.
The requisite arrarreuents can b, male
The Por'isud Ages ssv. one tnar-r
masen IN that city has four hundred and a.
GU rrrn in be- enrios ard thr weekly wac..
- c' thc ricr ruF,ioyeil ~ tls 5lrut q It
rict 81 estimated $4,000
The member. and iri-ri. 81 the Nr,ho.
DIET thur'.h Iu Cornish. saw thcir Nh ister.
Ers. Mr. Jones. cal rasslay evening
Al Trrsrufci bra wi'h sen. a. a token
% thciT r-gsrd snd trienishp
The Rockiand Frce Prr.s avs the So.
rrue Iu.itciai Coart Or knox roui.tr si,.-
,i BE- rco~rt term on Saturday lat. afcr =
ssss.oa ofiour veeks
Gee Of thr eugincers ofihe Coast Sarvey
states tAat TIE "a coast q Maine. foiio--
inr At fs i-tcntaiions. b. logger ihsn the
Atlantic Cable
The Was.ln-ton corrcspon,lcut Of tbo
ho~tnn Iogrual avs - vali Gran "a. been
APPRECIATED Hostua-ter az Witon. Ne. an
p.tee 81 L. H. Fall,r. reanosod-
A IL biadsi0rd Ne Teton says TIA,
&c feTfcrvA AM laruna Manufacfuring
'sn1paHics have p,lr,hs-,.i che sntire rr,,i,-
fftf % fhr ~ atrr Poser COMPANY 81 that
f cits. Or stef.oeI o.. i.,,.-. ,...-r,-.- ,ll
a. lrhts and CONTRACTS 20 thr .su~r. AZ
The, stood On ihe 6lss oi Jans iast.
Pc Portland Star sars obs I.isbf Iloase
>t.aucr caui- De- Sarday l.riurrur a.
M .n.uio &c hfr las rru.sr q f--aufiial d.rr.
carfurt~i hV thr rr~s about cd miles this
siie oi Wet Qaeiis Head. "a th. torn q
4 ut.,r. and hetve,r Grand Mcuan and tLc
Ancrican shorr. IL - long sav from
ard a'thpaEh Ecarr not NH Exhausted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

THE MsEEErs. The Prioe Carrcrt ssys
ihe decline IN gold. Last -eck. prodscca a
great dePrvssion in business; and those
vbo have been operating Nth oaution. an
ticiPaiing a breakdown. ~erc mere than
ever disposed O. staH- aloor H. revere
seems 20 bring reiisi. since goods have been
selling relatively less than gold. Apple.
plenty a. SS75 and $40 Per barrel
Beans scarce. Batter downward. -oounfrv
bal 50 20 s.. store - and 81. Cheese IS
% - Raisins 80 oO T. $40. Flour dsii.
18th siigLt concessions. and snail demand /.
Hay 81 Ani - per ton; Leafher l,tle
Loser, Lard Is ID ard 10, Molasse,.-
Cgba eiayed - cents nal, :. -. Ke-o-
seae IS an 90; Round bog. 10 and y /,
Crashed sugar is. Wool 81 % g.. The
70 reign exports from Portland last -cek
amounted 70 sIsO.Sl5I2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

4 NAEEow EscsFE We noted. last
~cck. thc last thai thc oAr-hoase a. sail
Pans be- do~n duuag ths gale A tram
hA4 AT arrived from Portland. and the en-.
giae vas Enshaoklcd AL IN ~ sl.e rad.
Just By ihs house. ~hcn q bieu across thc
trick. mas 81 orssLcd tiuat,rs a. boards.
li was very narr0w escape 90 the tran
r,cn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

h ontario. th- srss sessel % ths NV
.inc % steamship. e. o. estabf.hei BE-
tween Bosiou aai Liverpool. a. iaanched
a. Nr~burspoFi. "a Ssiardav IL - the
largcst steamer ever bui.i IN Ncu Eng lADd.
snd j. model q beauty ard .trvngth
Tier suocrssors arr o. o. called The Erie.
Huron ant >urerio-. n.u,-i aas- the Great
Lake-. Ter i ~ f-'t atienr; 20 c.tab-
a,h an Aucricnn maii-i,ne Of steam con-
muni-aiiou ~i'h EuroPe. since iLs hlsrv
q th- Collins Ire
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

fEr Al LEaisroS. TIE Jo1rnai SAYS
that early suuday morning one 81 tbc
boa-icrs of Faiicr a Bros vas awakened
by che eense smoke in BIS room lie inn
n,e'iiaiciy gave tbe alarm. ard lie Gre de-
partmcni va promptly ou hanl. tli ior
soue TINE verc without eater. she cansl
having bcen drawn "a. IT, frenen soc.
credcd in keeping fhe Ere from spreading
90 other buiIdin-s. Les 90 Falier a Bro.
alorf $500 The 80 steam fre-enrins
proved I'D ia. ras barraiael ior
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30
Shall Andrew johnson be InpeaeAedi

Shall Andrew johnson be Inpeaehedi
In our judgme NJ. thsre can ~ bat one
answer 90 tins question:. II The President
has been guilty Of such crimes and INSIDE
meAnors a. -in render him. under the Con
siitutioo. haSie % impeach1nenf. then -
ought 70 be impcAcbed. The discrssion az
this question. As II has been carried an the
press thrOughOat The eOsatry. whiis IL has
shown on the part Of the rcpD5iicans in
many Instances sOond dissrss0a. in oh
CT cases there has been manifest feeling
Of eowAriioe- Nearly every LOYAL press ia
The country admits that Andrc- johnson =
bad ms1. thar he - dlsloyal. malicious
and reseRgeiuL More dan this. Il - al
matted. land We cAnnot sec how any man
acquainted y th he hisiory Of Lis adminis-
trAtion can deny - that. 20 cary out IA.
crude policy and trcssonable doctrines Of
reeOaStrucfion. BE has been maturing has
plans. an certain contingency. 10 over
throw the government aud inAsgurate an
ether eivil war. HE more than intimAied
this IN has speeches, when on his Chicago
tour and has supporters. both North and
South. have boldly come oct and declar-si
that had the an elections resalted IN Tho
choice Of a sufficient nuEaber Of copper
heads north. when asided 10 The rebel dele
CATIONS FROM the south. % make a snsio-ifv
Of Congress. be would reeoguire that treas-
onable gathering as the true Congress
Everybody can sc AZ single glance thai
tins would have plunged the whole country
into another terrible var. JET Davis.
with an bis traitor ernisssrics. never plan
ned more revolutionary. treasoushie
scheme The shameful abuse % a co-or-
dinate branch Of the government by the
President; the unlimited exercise Of the
pAryiOning power. ~ Which felons. both
those ~bo have been tired and those Who
not been tried and convicted 81 the most
heinous crimes. have been set a. liberty
and ~sntonly lei loose upon -cci-ty; the
appointments % men % cfEce who have been
rejected BY the Senate. IN defiance 81 the
voice Of that BODY. whose conourreuoe j.
necessary TO the validity Of an sppoin,-nent;
are al odenses Tor Which the President Is
undoubsedir EabSe 20 iuspe.rhpen, p,
ne do not. in fhr article intend - >.
count the crimes Of the P,e.il.r, o. nh
Al argument Whether or No. tbev i-~,Ilv
subject him % arrest ana r-i., w ~
ofno valid reason uhv sounded in h;,b
position. Ike Andrew Johnson. shogls a..
be dealt with and punished for bis es,-.e.
As vel as little villains. He Ia. cheated
al bis old friends that elected hin 20 III.
present position. he ha, turned traitor %
the great loval party Of the eount-v- =. h.
spOssatized from the true faish. BE- has TAX.
en- Tor his oonsdentiaI advisers bi.cl .hs.r..
81 rebels and trAitor..-in 4 uord. h.
wicked. corrupt. deps.ved. dance-os, m.n.
and wbv .hopla n. -, O.. -. - -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

iHr srEsGrr Prncutsr. To Aarusfs
correspouienf ri re Bostoa Jsu-nsI ssvs
'' The rrri'uainsv ~ork a. surrrv 81 ths
dan sni the territory .sci1dei In re- rro-
posed >prague purehsse 81 h-'n- sctiveiy
r-..sr-ufel ~ e rors ~ enrirecrs. o.
'V ~r-s-ee's fe'r-- f-rn Errrr- if rH
o. fetcrminei vtefter a. rrr-ta.e is con-.
s1mmsiei. Do b. expected tiit Le 49, re-
turn n 80 90 thrss -cek..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

lNroEraSr DrcHEE The Car has
issuel a d~crcc rrmiu'n- thc exceptional
Imports. tAEcs and monopoiie. in fa-c- ~
io' to-ns IN Eussan Poland 10000
oi'izens ART peasants Ill thas become pro
Pr'etors 81 tb-ir estates 10 considerations Of
~ payment % ocrtaia ialeuaai,scs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

WrfooNrro Covourss. Arraarsme-..
are in rrugrcss fsr erani Se-norsf-,-;..
in comFiirneft % the r-uhsrs ~ Co-r-es,.
on their reaching Wasb.nr'os. nert ueet
Hon Iann.5ai Haniin has beer isvfeS q.
deliver al o-ution upon that occasion. r,
III be- iiio-,i By taaqast in o. es,r.
irg 81 vhiet Mr Haulin ~ preside
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

The kennebec Journal says lev Mr.
Mlhenzie has received a second invitation
from iLe ShePard (Congrcga,isnai) Charch.
in taabridge. Ard g seems % be under
STOOD iAai b. val aco~pt. an ihAi be viI.
enter uPon BIS iators flere early 10 Fsbrs-
ar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

A~oruKE BEE,N DowS. The Steamer
san rAncisoo. FROM Nev York for Grsy-
tom. -ith 50 passenger on board. la psi
IA ~ FortFes. Moaros ~iih her boiisrs aisa-
biod. The o-ncrs have b1cn teisgraphcd
O. scni another steamer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

Tie plans f1r che re- Poet Oflce a. PORE
lard have be-n Completed. Tlc bsiliias
49, D. o. vhiio marble. 18th ooriufhian p
issiers. iIaw fes people sho az The oid
"kHehange- tsiidinE ezpceted O. see anotb-
- ard another substantial siructare erected
on the spot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

The JournAl SAYS iona, Grrrne. Esq..
ha' purchased q snau loi. eu,bracing the
spoi ~hcrc tie rcnaius o. his daughter
~ere discovered. AID proposes O. erert
Thereon q monument. cona.cuoraiing her
sal death
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

TIE Oregon House 81 Rspresentafises
has aghln voted o. ADOPT the cons'ituf ional
sneniment Tie several votes. pro and
cor. have icen On conseq1enos of tbs vote
Of one man. uho dos MT kao~ on -bi-b
'ide be- bciongs. ard votes inpartialIy on
earh site
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

The spiendid Lske Superior steamer.
Lac Ia Beie vas sunk ir the -. CIR r;r-
er, friiay evening. fgm e1fils u..l aa-
oiher stermcr. So 80 valued at sfl0.-
CO. ,.ussred for ss0oO0. The engineer
al enc colorcd vatcr rcre dro.ues.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

NrNori,L Turr. To- Press says steps
are heing taken 90 piaat lincoln Memo
riai Tree on the High S,h,oi sroonss. b.
foriianl The foods o. defrav bel Coz,
came 20 Mayor M-i>elan. ia an anonyuou.
rote. shortly after the murder offhe Prrsi.
dcnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

Tie editor q che Pi.-aiaqais Observer.
who cslil not discrrn ihs sLo~rr of rsrte-
ors seek before las. confeats himself s.tb
describing tLai OF less. vl.ch vs. darirr
D. '' c'Hrt'as dave BE sass % -. a.
Interesting and Sublime sigi.i O. behold
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

Reports from he West expires, fear, 81
a'grand Uprising o. TIE indians. TIE chef
81 o. Cheyenne tribe hls urrrri % pro-
preior oftle saolg fiG r..t.s r.
ioru.a dat a. roaie :. not mentioned b,
any treaty, ard they wil not be permitted
b. oocury o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

The LEWISTON Journal says q nleetfnr
49, bella In hat city on Saturday. 81 con
silsr A. qaerion 90 feffirg of d. ru-a'
portions 81 ftsi city. orraniring ,ie terrific.
~ iuto q pe- to~n. Tbc meeting sdioarn-
"a -ifbogf aeiion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

One 0f tbc iafc Bread and.Baitsr 80
poi.fnerts BE- that of ] ID. Cssbmar. al
Meehtn.e Fails. fo Del route areat from
Portland o. Island Pond. ri-s a. 4. Eaaaes.
removed. Mr.. Eamcs either hal r-sirued
Or "a ssosi o.. 81 90 have been informed.
lsVing r1n on che road a. many uiutcrs a.
be- -ishsl o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

Persons -bo hase wooi % sell. -iu frd
uaaiter 81 rntsrrsi b. the noti-e % tho Com
iy ConHissioners. iaviiin- proposals for
forty corls1or th- a.s ofth- C,ant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

Ihe Ner fork Ledger has, rev ser.a.
non. o. the frs, q January iii bs con.
mencei ne- s,ory by Henry wari Beech.
er. u mighi b. entitled noah 10 con.
psrbesd nest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

We ioaad. tie other day. ibe reason ~hy
nesspapsr Psbhshers 30 net ussauy ac-
qlIre vcalh. IN she chemical staier.sn, hat
% aniimon, has 20 Affinity fof gold IA any
Of iis rami6c.iious.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

It o. decided that ths Pope BE- t3 cave
Home. and 80 haze a. asyiam. .t b. ss.i.
q; Malta Ihe oii rentlemaa o.. oar.sd -
che auflors of be- misforiunes ln on sIl,.-s-
too Of great ienrth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

The Star earns that Gov. Cody his
t-ain spruned the snkis fhai cau.ed t.a. .o
usch troulie. from q hks accident. too
years ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

siTioHSG. The Pioneer says fbsy have
bad ~ees's sleirhing IN ibe vicinity ~
Presque Isle The rains of -eek before
l.si carried e. sno- al a. Lorcver
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

TIE p.pers rvPort that 90 Colongs,.5a
Society has more srph-af1-s IA. BE- car
take From eolorci people sio rish % EN-.
grafe % Liberis. Tie So-iesy lsnds TO-
psssercrr. ari gives Bin h,use. uirt
p..t..i11f o. f.l n
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-23
The n

We are in receipt of Godey's Lady's
Book for june. Commentator of this
spleudid magazine is useless, as all areac-
,quainted with its merits. Terms So per
year. Address L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia,
Pa. .
Also Peterson's Magazine for June-a
great favorite with the ladies', So per year.
Address, Charles ;. Peterson, 306, Chest
nut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Arthur's Home Magazine for June is also
on our table. This choice gem is growing
steadily in public favor. Terms $3.50 per
year. Address, T. S. Arthur, 1923, Wal
nut St., Philadelphia.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-23
AN ORDINANCE

Regulating the duties of Supervisors, and
mode prescribed for collecting from de
linquents.
LIST. Be it ordained by the Mayor, Re-
corder and Trustees Of the incorporated
Village of Cadiz, That said Village with the
territory thereto attached by the municipal
authorities Of said Village and the Trustees
Of Cadiz township in pursuance Of an act
OhD, passed April 5. 1850, or which may
aforesaid, pursuant to any subsequent act of
hereby is, divided into two Road Districts
as follows, to wit: All that part of said
Village, with the territory thereto attached
as aforesaid which lies Northwest of the
Alley, which passes by the Northwest side
ct Lots Nos. SO and 70, in said Village, and
SO much of said Alley as lies Southwest of
Market street and the Athens and Flushing
road to the South boundary Of John
Sharp's Land shall compose the first Dis
trict; and all that part that lies Southeast
of said Alley, with SO much of said Alley as
lies Northeast of said Market street, and
the road passing by the site of the Steam
Mill, destroyed by fire, to its intersection
with the Steubenville road near Mrs. Jack
sons, shall compose the second District
The residents 90 john Sharp's land to be-
long to the first, and the residents on lands
of Thomas and Joseph Thompson to the
Second of said Districts.
I'd. That each able bodied male person
and each male person able to procure the
labor herein required to be done between the
ages of twenty-one years and f~fty-fve years,
resident within said Village, and within the
territory thereto attached or that may here
after be attached as aforesaid, shall in each
and every year perform or cause to be per-
formed. two days labor upon the streets and
alleys Of said Village, and upon the roads
or highways nr parts thereof that lie with
in the territory so attached or to be attached
as aforesaid under the direction Of the Su-
pervisor of their respective districts; and
upon refusal or neglect to perform such
work under the proper Supervisor, the de-
linquent shall be liable to the came fines,
penalties and forReitures as are or may be
provided by law against persons refusing to
perform the two days labor required under
the present laws of the State or Ohio, reg.
ulating roads and highways, and the same,
shall be recovered in the name of said in
corporated Village, before the Mayor there
of, and collected In the manner provided in
the ordinance prescribing the manner of
collecting fines and costs passed April 80,
1853.
3rd. That, unless otherwise directed by
ordinance or resolution passed by the Mayor
Recorder and Trustees of said Village, the
Supervisor Of said road districts, in per-
forming theft. respective duties shall be
governed ny the laws of the State of Ohio