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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-20

The English organs that supported the
Southern confederAcy ddringthe war and
proved their stupidity and evil animus to-
wards the United HEatss b. their false pro-
phecies ofrebel success, have discovered
mare nest. They call attention to the fact
that American Spectators are actively en-.
gagged in buying up confederate I per cent
bonds, and selling q. 8. Five Twsnties.
They claim that millions Of the Five TWEEN
ties have been sold in Europe, while the rebel
bonds are being bought mp at one or two per
cent advance. From the New York Tribune
we take the showing,of the English organs.
"Possibly," says . correspondent of The
Morning Pod, "when our keen cousins have
obtained q sufficient amount, the iniquity
of repudiating loan made by foreigners on
the special hypothecation Of cotton will be
vehemently asserted by the Yankees them
selves Is detrimtal to American credit,
and the bondholders win obtain their rights,
the more especially a. every man in the South
as stated by General Lee in his evidence be-
fore the Comnitte Of Congress, il DESTROYS
of recognizing and payin his loan." BE
then attempts to explain the selling Of the
Five>Twenty bonds, upon theory which,
however worthless in itself, deserves the ats
tension of those business men who think that
copperhead politics are not the foes of finan>
cial prosperity. president JOHNSON de-
scribes the existing Radical Legislature,
which has usurped the power of Congress, as
body called, or which assumed to be
the United States; but which is in fact . Con-
gress of only part Of those States" Now, II
this is the true legal definition of the present
Congress, have no hesitation in saying that
until the Southern States are restored to
Congress, and recognize in Congress the
debts that Congress, during their exclusion,
has contracted, that the Fype-Trenty bonds,
and al other debts raised..b that Congress,
are Illegal according to the Constitutions Of
the United Stafes.
We apprehend the "wish is father to the
thought in most of these Johnny Bull state
ments. Not many Americans are 80 6nanc-
cially blinded as to invest money in rebel
promises to pay, If there were such the
number would be rapidly reduced by the re-
cent elections. The Constitutional amendment
must and will be adopted. That Confederate
debt will not be paid.
But it o6ceable what laid and COM
fort the policy and dogmas of ANDREW
JOHNSON give to the English enemies of the
United States. These his warm supporters
in Great Britain, give praise to him, because
has logic and his policy have tendency to
break down the credit of American securities
in foreign markets, and to cause q proper
tomato rise in Confederate bonds. This may
commend Mr.. JOHNSON to British Tories and
haters of the United States, but it will not
increase his popularity with our own people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-20
DEAD AND MISSING

Eight or ten dead bodies were exhumed,
several ofthem SO burnt and cbarred that
identification was impossible. One body
had nothing but the shapeless trunk left. the
head, arms and legs being all burned
away.
Among the missing are Fred Volker, Hen
ay konihaus, - Latham, Vim. Gueshing.
John Davis, John Hepner, and several others.
The bodies of Guessing and Davis were iden>
titled At least ten dead bodies we're found,
and there may be two or three more under
the debris.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-20
"roo MANY COOKS.

The widest excitement prevailed while the
work Of digging out the buried men was 60
ing on. The police could not keep the
crowd off, and the multitude pressed forward
and impeded the progress Of the workmen.
Women rushed frantically upon the ruins to
get look a, the dead bodies, in order to as
certain if they were the forms OF their own
friends or reiatives, and shrieks of anguish
were heard as some mother caught sight of
her man gled or dead son.
The 6remen had FIRST commenced to rescue
the buried workmen, and Chief Stevens di-
rected them. Then the Mayor came along,
and the star of the Metropolitan seemed to be
in.the ascendant Mr.. Krieger, OF the Board
of Health, next took command, and employed
men to remove the rubbish. Finally, Mr..
Thornton, of the Board Of Fire Engineers,
mounted the ruins, and there we're bosses
enough to snperintend the digging up of
Pompeii. Coroner 0'Reilly and his deputy
were also on hand, and took charge Of the
dead bodies and placed them in collins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-20

A DOUBLE one-story Frame Dwelling
tsf Hsass, containing and cellar full Lot,
good al 4 water frame stable situated Bank,
kstveel lat and "a streets. Enquire Of
Nm WILTON
jylod nsAi ysaAts Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-20

The 6remen were not slow IN unwinding
their hose, but the crowd pressed upon them,
and excited men and women implored them
TO save their burning houses. Stevens paid
no attention to these insane entreaties, for
his ears we're filled with the shrieks and
eroans of more than q dozen human beings,
who were buried in the ruins aud loudly
called for help the Chief ordered his pipe
men to turn their streams upon the burning
ruins in which these unfortunate men were
imprisoned-some of them crushed and
mangled, others dying, and oil in danger Of
being burned to death by the savage flames.
In few minutes the FIRE In this quarter was
checked, and then the iremen turned their
attention to the other burning buildings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14
Vote ofParis.

There Is not Republican voter 10 Paris
bui Feels prosG Of the record Of At Moo
day. We cast fse votes. ar incrcase OF "a
over th- vote o. lasf yoar, ard net gain
oief- The copper joansons toasted that
ihey Vosid gam - an estimate tial proved
- u aboat H. wide 90 lie marx uis
aggr, cate voie a. never exceeded o.;
onoc. shvu "a iscS Cony hal at. and
bialasrJ. -i-. making toial % COS. This
3'2T the Roic stands. ChaH.bcriain. 8fg .
fi4sb1ry. 80 an aggrcssic Of CSC. shou-
- that neArly thc ~boic vote "a policd.
and thai lie copper jolusons are tie losers
by the d,aercuce between Bradbsr,s and
Pinsour,'s votes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

O>r 90 ruu PrrsrnE>r's Arrof~rfr.
TIE New Nork Tubuae receive. the 90.
loving Inteliirence from its WISH .ncfoa
corrcspandert We are told dat che OF.
cal pardon broker r,ferrrd 90 b. Srcrctarr
bro~ning. al that the stairrn-ut - entire
iy corrvct ard nay BE- easily proved. e..
cspt ~ % the smoanf q the tr.be. NJ.
br0~uIn- D. knovn 20 have ruo,lred 81.
ooo ior shielding re murderer az our
Mainr bows
Tie f'iiowinr transaction of a. of rial
terc. iu L.. capacity O. Pnrdor. Brokr-.
has Ilst coune 90 lglt. Ii uiu b. reu-u.-
bred thar Corporal ". e.. Corbets and
Pr'sates Emery smsh and Mason B.osn.
al ~ thc ist Name Veteran ysloufesr..
~cre 90 upon lnl ularlloreI 81 cola blood
vtiir on guarl over Gorcrnmeut praps-tr.
on fhc Sch 81 October Lass. 81 Brorn's Ter
~. >araunah RiFsr. b. J Craufori Kc,s.
Robert keys and =. O.. Stosers ani a. Bv-
ten. lhey vere tired aud convicted Is
Military & ournission appointed o. Ger
,icsle'. anl az ~ere scnienc-l b. D. ere.
catet. Iu thc case 90 the la.t three ff-
Iresi5cut ordered tic sentence fo he ,.,.
pended. aad li ras fhsn connected o. ,r..
p-l-oameut Or ifs. ard Gen. S.ekiss.
STD bad Been oserra'oi to secure chs part
ei a. seutsno,. seaf the pr.sonsrs to th-
br I,uaEas ILr.aet tLe iafarrre .f
ono I.rsrs. evrrfsl upon tIe al8r..a,I
.fiasi. and pardon broker. ttsy have been
so,reiig Transferred to Fsrt nsls-are. arI
From ih,ace Are ip be qaleiiy removed e.
fart Laiay etie. rreparaforl Oh q speedy re-
ieaes. 10 BE- asserisd b. ia5., pr.st o. tir
sho.e nttfrr. fiai the pr..arsr.. uhl ar
qa.is ueaHlg. asss l.rosgl itslr suornsr.
opti-s. rail ths o. .lai ard rarlan-hr8
srr sfokso n. tte sam olsil.ooI nr o..
i1aaenes -i.a tis presileat 90 .se.s.rr ils
rsi.ase 81 tls prisorrrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14
Beth.I Items

Mr Mosss T. Cros. IA, repaired ,l,e inc
'itc Of ~ store sni opens :, thi. vrck -ish
siook q new rcois.
Il. A Chsruzn cccuries a s,orc IN tho
hi-nbah biock tili his ur- store b. Gnisbcd.
shich ~iii soon D. onrnple'ei.
We iesrn that Mr p. : Cbandicr. n.
lAndioid 81 ths Cisndier IIou.c. hss OBJ
tsine.l siiuauon On the Nc- York Custou,
Iiousc.
The Hop GRIP - u,uch better ,han "a.
anticipated. Some fcbis are very hcavv.
,hough in bad oouli'ioa -hen ,bey have
Ben hie Pickod
n~,b~l thrs- soa vote. =, 80 ei-csiou ~,
M0udsy as' Thi. is ~ fr-; tine dat
any tom IN Oxford Couaiy. cNccps PARIS.
ever thrc~ 500 vote, a. A. election.
R,urE Pussy. IA certain gentle
man and 80 ~ifc. 40 have r,si,ied IN Can
sia since ~ war. wsrc riding through
nefhei lat ~eck ihev az a woman sitting
90 re grass near Aiacr River Bridge. Mo
aPTearcd % Dc orasy. Her sctioas appear.
Cd - strange that b. dsternined % 20 bsck
q the village AT noiifs ~ people hat BE-
hal sen. Aocorii-giva co-'p.nv a. nrcu,-
insut citirrus rrpairri % tic sro; vi.en one
a ths l.srtv booked oser ths hrid,,s sd az
a LADY arti-i husiiy Cr-s-cd o. taking q
sketch % IL Lrls-apr. vilr a,r oo-apan-
90 ~ a-'nsio- hcrsrf o. 49, ttnk. A
hearty ia'.ch took pl,cr A. ~ expense %
our traveller. ~hsa ~ parties .~rarafri.
ieATinE The ccnticrna1 % vonfsr ~hat
changcs Ar gong on ia che ~,ril since the
var.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

The hav crup 90 the Saro V.rev "a.
oome IN s~ry hrbt. AMI i,ruers has- lad
bot 60 tAorough goiu- hay days for TO
seasan. consequently ulost az IL IA hen
PIT into tn bsrn IN poo- condition. Grain
- good though s'o- o. ripeu. Corn i.fan
Ar fhF stsiks -rll fiiei 18th ear. -in Be
oct % f-ost's harm IN tuo or thrce wcet..
Grasshorrcrs have ben srccediu-iv de-
stEucfiss On scrns farms IN to-n. bet Il !.
believed they arc dying cut.
frost occurred IN sore 90 place. on tAe
nisht % 10 2ifh oh. %, no; sueicieut %
81 any dsmarr
IT, Wcsi oHfari AgFicuiiural Fair oc-
eais aiihe Societys ground, on The s,b.
ioih al i'h ofn~st Month IL ths farm
er- make a note q ihi.. ant torn ou, bring
ing their subsfance -ith then.
The fall term of ths Ar,d.nv o,eres
sa'p.riously. 18th an uuusual aunter q
advanocd students a oosr,e @ Iocssrr,
~ih D. delivered on natsral his,orv and the
corps - teachcrs are a,ailinr fher1.sisc. q
every opporsnity O. Keep sp the prcssn,
popaiarits % the school. Oac ofit. ,s.rb-
eTs thirty rcars ago. ar Merrill. has re-
GENTLY pad e a vi.it ard eSrrrs.ed hirnseif
highls Eraii6sd- II ned. fund, houevcr.
al q souae -ralhv aiunnus. ~ho o~c. al
his ssooee, IN lie % 10 cosnsels AMI csrc.
~oall be- geucronsiy rnclinsd touarts D..
'he iasor woaii B. appreciated
Ihs numbcr q tourists bithcrward has
been raihsr unecr thc average this sumner.
i b. private bosses a. North Con~Ay have
been pretty eel Sled. BAT ihc ho,eIl oosi4
have a-comuolaicI uorc.
Sepf- 8. l~66
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

We maze thr f,l',si.- cV' .-t frsm tbs
repor' Of ihs great macs netting heid IL
lhialeipi.a. .asi 49,. ia ho,.or al tls
So1tlssrn Cusoaisss ~he vrrc pre.ert a. she
Convention
d" fhe citv dung The evcrinr cave .ferH
up % this ulcetinc q ~ corne. wifh AZ Cd r..
ooa and Learinrss shoily uufr crs,icrfrs
i he affair vas initiated and managed p,
the League Clah. ant thc entire arra--c
msuts we're on Tire nest consplrt~ ard ~.
tcn,ird scals possible. Ken oue II ths
twenty -sestn ward ir fhc city srrf de,e-a
lions vith iorchcs and tarrcrs and MUSIC.
ouc hundred and th,rt. llfrrrut orranira.
tious ucrc rrr, seated. A. % vss carrfury
cairu'atsi That u united iufr ore. 90 pro
e-ssica ~o,ild have aggssgafsG a. isast fse
males On length. and over thirty -fvc thou-
sand in number. flrcvoEks ~vFr ,iischarr-
81 Nv m ~agun ioai. ihirty sands .-ave
roioe o. ihs general slele li ard ~ uieht
Sas Gabel 81 cheers and ahouts
" iiurdrrl. IN nrn wcre qlck in trsti.
r,onv that ptiisiclrhia vss rsver heio-r 81
sfirnt-i wnh eEcifrueu'. not even ~ the
do~uisl of Riohmond. or ihe sarrendrr II
Lees arnv. The reception gwen ihs Prs
iicnt las week va. vixen couparcd o. this
move thsn a ward meeting This l. a.
hast thirts TIMES ~ great a. that u - u
tsriF ussless io aifcmpt ans description a
the csmorsfrafinr. Lceoni what - intirat-
"a ty fhese fcurcs fseufv frr-sh reporters
Nth a vhole CAV befofc then couid no.
ulors than do % lnsticc. Nhat shsn one
man Eearic1 Ssh thrce iays 81 uhoiy "A.
eNanlTic i rNcifcmcut ID in ihr hour 81 md
ni-hf5 Curtin. Mflson. kelley. Nafrs.
i-sne. S~henrk .-Veterans oft-cniv orthir-
tH poltrrsi caufla Irns. all concur m sav-
ing tLaf ia uuuitcrs. intriiccncr aud en-
thusiasul. thc meeting far czrrc,ls anv other
ever held in fhc United State
ltr sreakinE counr-cnrrf a. .ho-f haif
past : iruu ~ stands on nroad sfrref be
t~ccn Markct al Wainut. and vas kcpt %
tiA aftef midnight. Cameron. IiamAtaa.
Wa.on. >chc-ck Du-anf. Wfi-v. lane.
fieteher. Bros. Ils-i~v. Tflfon. Roti.
Nos. >hcrvpod. an auzcn other. ur-r
arlong ule sprakers- To- i1nmcfia,s al.
elcncr aho1f d. star.is rarcrrI acres. ara
most haze unmbrrri ff, fhousaud persons
wiiic fhrtv fhousnnd r,o-~ rnusf have her-
Congfe q airi in thc srfo sfr~sts. ani - q
o. sail to H. crrrif 90 phiiaac i-.i.rl that
ir'sn tFsf to lat there Va m trouhls. 90
accident. 20 tisfrrharcr he rcfirc rsre
cot in fl-cr. bui there -. not ev~a ore
drinkcn MAJ i'r tircrl 90 arrest. To pen
Pc arr. a. Mr. Scsari AL. a iau unto
thcusrlv,s. aui a. l1d-c keiics says. that
az b. twelve ihousaud sirong AGAINST An
d-cv Iohnsln~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14
he Usurpation Of The Pr,.a.n,.


~ 80 - TIC - o'
'.''''@' s,A''''''' ~ iA's''' HA'a
e''''S. -" o r'ai "''1 interest," even
- 80 'ies'lna
ns et'~ rrcfer u'.'''ent o i'e
30 - NJ tisn''n 'a'i ~ a'' noi a. %
- af % ''e F''e'''','~'s ',ani AZ
w IS -''''"s ''. ''A''''' AM ineir ai.'e'
-'-a -e'n' y" 70 '1's' OK - h''P
ut" 81 Nonii hans
o' '-' ieai''s frn's ~ho
- " ~" ano "'fuefeA thf'e
n.''.'''sa 'no'''id q oar loyal 'e'a'er'-
i'' .'''''''' - q n'T'.~ Johnson a. he va
-'''' ~ az Ia rs''iona4 h'P'er'n'a'i'e'
my A'o- 'i''l 'f'ins wa no peeh
-e-' s-e --'' '.s"o1neel '''e e'reAne!
'-1 -. $50 70 pax ~'ih
.'e '--l "e's',r- -i' ~ord'. ne
''' sue ~netheT
i. - : NJ" tn'if
-'''' o'''s' "hstner ne govern
-.''' '''-'- e eon'ro.iea o' Executive or
~ - s'''A'l'e ehaetu'eni' %
''' '''i ~ .NATsed ne tfc'''ieni ~i's the
-'- A''on o. Posei' not delegated TO him
=! 'ne Nou'i''uiio'--in supf-"ri 81 ~hich
!. - ''' ''.''''.. 'e'ni's 'ae '1nr-
- -'''' an ine
"a '.e 'o'e power %
' 'e'i.sn' "a ou' its m
teen lie ~ oui
80 '''''.' 81 '',a'nes 10 De-
'''.' % a'-'r' o. hii -
'-.'n ''e '''n' INTO his
40 'Se' 20 run zoe ma
i "e opia'n TIE
= ii.'''s .''''''na' Governors
, A'' 90 ''AAe conditions
come 'a'N INTO
20. o''''''l''on- N'n-
''s Eve let he
=, 'ne I'''Iie'
~" indicate ineir
- - - '-''' ri we
20, 'e' s'ns To
'- ''A' ''e
!. l.-t..s Vs. ha'"
- 49,, meat
- 49, 8
C.---..t.--,. %
'''-
- - - - ->' ~.-'l "o'
49, a.. e, -. 80 nave
,-.,..I'.r,-.. oi' %, i''''leoi
C--- '-'. "a 'e'''rs' ne work q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

ArtEaFESD konHEEY. Betseen I've
Ar ~ or,o-k Mondar morninr. th- .to-,
~ Messrs. Norton. Charn,an a. Co. in Calf
block a. catered ty p-yin- open the s,do
dot. Hssirg ohiainsl entrance thsv pro-
orcted CD charge thc le-k 81 th- saf- vrh
po~ier anl Cred o.. AZ ihc dama~c tiat
a. done ~as the springiog 20 ihc door s~ry
Slightly. vitaout iai1r'a- to loct ~ al 10
opening "a Door. a s,b-rmsn WHO -as
coming alor- Commsrriai street ss~ fhr
htsh. I'D Lastrlir- reall o. tlc si.e oftte
h1''frrg ot-rrrri 600 n-n leave ti- .t--r.
Iacv tti &C. ftr.r 'ti-- 81 che t-1-. Lei
they bad tales. rPrcss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14
$4,000 Majority!
For Chamberlain
5000 FOR PERHAM!
1900 for County Ticket!
MY Policy Conc Under,

The ressh exc~eds the anticipstions q
the most sanguine. " Ny policy ~ss che
issae. and was squArely net. and the peo-
pie have sustained tbe Congrrss. by an
overwhelming vote. Never IN the history
OF Maine was awning Ike Il seen. In
districts where considerable Effort was mad,
The vote vas large. a. vas expected. bat e
Is also nearly a. large. where scarce sny
-ork was done. Never have We sem the
PeOple 80 deterusined % 60 their whole d.
" We can only point 90 The returns q
she vote q this Counfy. 90 see hoo noblv
or cause has been sustaiaed. ara where 81
have done 80 vel. IL woaid b. invidious %
make dis;inction
Briefly. We have eleeted Gen. Channtc--
lam. BY. probably. over 25.Oooi ms iOrity
In she First Di.iFici. H0n joan I.ynch has
400 majority; Secoud. Hon. sidney Per-
ham has over 500; Third. Hon. jane
G. Blame has ESQ; Fourth. Hoa. joan
A Peter has 500e Fith. Hoa. ?. A.
Pike has 4SCO
We have ehosca the County ORsers IN
every County IN The State. making a clean
sweep
The follouing Is the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

NrrEusSs Al TIVE Po1Is In Ru-nfor
on Monday. several sced men ubo have
taken part in poiitical contests darinr a
iarge part Of our couutry's tisiory. came o.
the polls. and est votes against the r-ersir
81 An'rcs Johnson. Among them uere
Dsacon Jacob Eiiioft ag-d 20. Josefh
HUI aged - Hon. Peter q. yirrin. srrd
- " Moore. aged "a Aaron yirria.
seed - ard Rev. Joscrb Loh 10. aged
~. lhese are a. oldest men In toua.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

BrrHrsESrsrrvrs Cuosrx. Al d.
Republicans nominafed iu this County a.,
elected by msiori'ies ranging from 81 20
SO. We give ihc names ufh re.;seroe.
Moodstock. Mai W Y Larham.
Franklin p. Cyrus Bishor
Hartford. james Irish.
Byron. Merrill Thornss
fsrafiou. Isaac r. Norx.
SEcden. Lewis Frost.
Ncrway. James IT MerriT.
Hiran. Oliver Aiien.
Ioftcr. David Lord
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

~ 81. l'hftrr~rof Grffr 49, o. rusnr rro-
pc n a. iu,uisi.nfe vicinity bu;u q -
u "os' Mo -il SO this paragraph. thai a
49, md suite extensive business las bcen
e'ii iis1ei - South Piris. this season. IN
suing op sscet curn f,r a. ua-kst
Nessrs fiammsr a Mar - Porti.ra. ~.
p-oirlrtors. contracted lat -i-,e, ~,,h
farmers in ihc vicinity. o. ri,nt ,ti, 49,,
'u Place oi 'hc ordinary crop. and s.c.r.l
re crh's,tinn 20 shove cicbty acr.. "a
their Paiposss. Dsr.ng - season. ths,
Prrpa-cd baiil.-r in vhi,h az fhe crer.
''ious 20 makIrg ihe cans. and prrparisr
81 friiing ~ the corn are csrriei on
ihe arraraiu, :. -iurir Tt~rc arr four
'arcc hoiicrs capable 81 coataiairratal oil.
''g about 900 cans. thoarh rrne-,H, q
mailer nu'saeE are pee ~. 10 ne nan
haiIiins are louE tros-h-. n ~l,eh A. inter.
'ai'. ar argc stone pans. INTO wtieh ,h-
corn 81 cat from tbo ear. as 500, a. i-.tcs
i is 'hen pressed into thc cans. -,;-h,s
ihe h,iic tops solder frmir IN al r,-ke5
INTO rars. vAence h CO.. o. The =. bah.
MON" A. tie roblic are excluded fr,-,
tbs rco's. rertar. g al not L. hc., e.
sny What j. Zone hrrr. furiher ihsn sh,,
fhe article coas- cat nicciy cooked. .nl
rcais a'ie- cleaning aad ialciiing the cans.
for market
there ar eur'oyr1 tbs vrsk. IN hssk.
NIX. 80; eaii.ns corn frou he COB. a.. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

The Presidential Cir~u, b. havin- ha-,l
timcs oat Wcsi. The ou'-a-rous .r~cehes
81 The s7oke'man have I'D their cHcc,. 80
thar ihe people on thc route u,8r---a-.l
Wat T. o. cone and some a-c f,uud No
arr Inclined ,o ir'erruri hin VITA r,u,-ks
more rcrtlnrrf han s-.rccatic o. h.- IT,
lndianapois hs "a. fairly choked 90. n
some of ~ suaiier tovus D. couli rot RET
IN q connected sentence Cincinnafi exhil.-
ifed hcr svif-rrspccf. io rsfls.r-to receive
hiu- No--- li--0'- re-r r-o-c-ivryfu,cd
% a-romTarv a. parry -o hi. hther's
t''nh Mea-'iHe the tirsdcs - TIE Prr,-
idrrt ar erhbiiin- hin in 20 true ooI6--.
ard a. u-ikius Uaion votes D, the s-or-s
90 hgnd-ris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

Lrcrvur oN GrotogY d. y. T.
TEyE commences tbis ~eek hi. winter -
r-es q lectures on bis favsriie subiecf. Ge-
oio-. TIE first lecture Ill be ei,en iu
TIE baT'is' cburch IN ,hi, pi,cc Frida, even
ing Of this veck. Scsts free 90 81. m.
eNIc-ses hivin- BEEN seemed ~ hose IN
tcrvsiei On he -chool. Th- Doctor has pro.
cur~d an entirely ncv 81, ofchs-ts. asl 49,
rrvisrd ne ierisres. - thsf the h~arr-. i.l
have r-escrtcd tie latest vie-s tis, have
bccu tlvanocl ou ihis science. We hsr.r
good au'lieroe nay o. rres-r.i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

Coon. We ar glad 10 note that Din.
heid has followed the c1osllert example o.,
bY the frc'ident Of tie CopPcrhead Con.
'en'ion. and 'pcwed uP is democracy. Fer
ne trsi iime ior several yvars. 81 alajoriiy
j. on the right side.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

Ia announcing the nouiaafion q Nahura
Morril. By abe bread ar1-5stter' b.risade.
the Argus said BE- would give Ar. Per
ham warn Tork.7 We tbHk that Mr.
Morrii migbt Sri Iruie s~e.tv. barred
six thousanl dep in oblivion. H6sfoazB,,
prcParatIon Is recommended for nsihaa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

oErNKED-- "a scadilg ct bl.-t. f,r
cieciion RETAINS, ur T-t n space ior
hhltcout. One Trend IA n.akias h. Pei.
turn, has pa opposite tLe nrulo. abe very
expressive term 90 skuakei.- Nos quite =
lad a. that. lie las only fe,t ,fe working
ofhls d" rround s--u~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14
!. ~ Policy Con. up N nam.

Never in the annals q history has an
election come Of more erstifying 90 the
LOYAL. patriotic heart. or nore glorious n
- results. than ne ciccsioa IN Msine. ca
Mosday lsst. We have ust TIE CohOris Of
t-c.son. All fi- uAoie trihe irseisding ~ b.
Is. coprsrheai.. rebei -y-psihizer,. snd
the oonteupnbis little ~,usi called ths
bread and-buticr brigade.- and rou,ed
them. bcrse. foot aud Dragons. and driven
then eirsn irto she n,oontains. Never be-
feFs vas there such complete rot Of the
enses. soch a co@Pls,s victory ani such q
gloviOes triumph fOr me right. We Ill
rslsscei
.-saat NE 49, tir.lrriover Jeha.1r's 1,rk 80.
Ld-r = triirnrhff md ~ r-unt 49, ~.
SA~us. 81 a. rftN ~ n fsrs.f - truA-u-
hss c.I.Efr hrsd- rfts = ani hfrad tr go krasrs
A. kslckei - ~ h~.e saf su.k ia ~ sar~s.
Sho-s' - - hesTf J he r-epls lave -ps1sa.''
A. -e had occasion % rrusrS oficutiu,es
before. tbs 81 rae ucst inportant cleo
tion ever hcid IN Maine. Greafsr oonse-
quences hung suspended On TIE r,solf thar
ever h~forc. The traiior in thc Press hem
iial Char has sutasitssi has ''roiicy- 20 1he
people Of NAM. and they have rcndrrcd
their vcr,iict Thask Ciod. the people siand
sr'n. They value prinoipis snsre than Post
Oficcs. coI,~cforshiY,s snd executive tribcs
Repablican insfitotio-s vii stand tbe fest
Cheers for thc incorruplb,e ssss - Name
~ho srurn tie apostafe JOHNSON all his
oontcrpiibi bribe-. What proud posi-
ton for Name 20 occupy, With What
voice ~ ihunder she has spoken. How tie
lond echoes Of vicfory ~iu revcrberaic over
hili and valley until they reach she car q
The aa--.af.
MIST wia be ard his travel tnr circus
fiink now What Vii DooErle. Par.on
Tsylor and other issF,or rcd 5ohnson orators
ihink now of Maine And utat must be
reflections % tie sneaking brcai-.nd- batter
brigade ard ho- prosdly they mast Sci 10
o. 4" booted BY ouc hondred thousand
frrr-~n q Name. Or they havs half the
con>cl~ace thai JusiSs had ~ uiu 70 and
hang ti,euasciscs iorthvitA. - So -
raers = r-.fgg-'' ~il D. written ell over
their mortal rarrssscs. ard they vi travel
20 their graves wiih the marx o. Cam stand
nc cut upon ti,-ir f,rebcad.
Ard i'cv ineSpre-sibiy subiiuie ani grand
= the f-o-ition 81 the loysl men q Maine.
Mo have been truc @ Cod. true % them
selves and true Co their cosu'rv, Bring
ct The ~ run, Sound lhe had tr-1u,pet
L. siithc people shout. Haiieiuiahi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-09-14

Saw 90 SrocE ST. Cr-fr- H..
"'f ,.aa.er. wi ssl BY pabIic a8cfo.
n.Ht Nciaesiay. his heri RI fboror-b-lr.f
Stock. Tbis herd eubraoss some doc,
aoiHais IRON d. stock Of ~ Tso--e an
. sorihy ihs aiisniion 81 al god bresi.r.