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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18
Nominating Carnations.

As The time approaches When the rePub-
hoans Of this State viii be called uPon to
bold their primary meetings for ths seiee-
ton Of delegates 20 their State. Congres-
sional and Counfv Convcntions. B, nay not
be unpro6ssblc. brieay 20 discuss some Of
the matters incidentally connected Nth The
sane. The caucus system. When hono-ably
conducted. : psr;rc;ly consistent with the
idea o. a rsPsbiican form Of government.
Il = ccnsenieut method Of eabodvinc
public Sentiment. Although The system It.
scH . abstractiy right. still "a i subject TO
great abuses. 1; j. sonctimcs the case.
that these primary political meetings IN
stead a rcfecing the sentiments % The
majority % The party are total pcrVersion
q pLbiic opinion. Dcmasogucs and polit-
icsi advcuiurrrs have sometimes taken al
vaniasc % circumstances End caucus nom-
inaiious have been made 90 Sepr,scn, their
intriguing scheues. instead % the Nil -
tie people. The grsa, fsult j. With ihe
people. ~ho irs'ead q taking care ofths
bosinsss. neglco; 70 ai'erd their party eau
cuscs. leaving The whole matter 70 be man
aged b. ivw mcn. The great. important;
point IN ihe case = 20 have our primary
meetings vel attended. 1t The people
theu.elses take care q their ON bu.ines.
and net leave IL in ihe hands Of a fee IN
tres'ed men. % Manage .asi A. thcv please
We sPcak q us ma'vr. upon general
rrInciplss. without tie least reference 20
any Par'icular case N the past. Nomiua-
lions should cmbrdy public sentiment 80
;ar - % BE- in harmony with the opinioa,
OF a msi1rify cfihe party tl,ai makes them
an thcn they Vii bc checifa l'y sustained.
o'hcT~i.c. ihey very materially lead 90 par
y divisions and alterations in feeling.
among men q ihe sane party Operating in
the end against The puhlic good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

The uew Hotel keeper a. thi. place 4.
y. II. Crockct'. not -. NJ. a. announced
last ~eek. lie b. making extensive repairs
an ihe house Under hi, enlargement Ill
Sustain IT, former good rvpatat,on. $50
san siiii rrcsidcs in thc Kitchen.
Ihree years ego. L. X Dunham boueh,
a Coissoii lamb 20 y l.. Marshall Tor
$50. E'timaiiuE thi, years elm ID.
same o.. la't year. after .hearing thu lamb
sd Der progeny wiil have shearrd So ?
~. of u'oi. an .he anl her to rro-n
Up hmhs nou weigh $50 lbs AMI With
thoir to young iaa.hs are worth 600.
The poiafoc market has been uuusuAiiy
active herv for a icv aa,s past on Mon-
day 81 this week morc than thousand
eushcis we're brosght in Al ,od a. from
50 20 90 cCu;s PER bssLsl according o.
quality.
Mr.. Frye - engaged ia removing The
iet0s Of The late Ere all ~iu iuuediatsiv
erect ues d~rEing house on the ste Of
the old
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

The sprnc term a CouLr. Academv
closed on Friday ihc llth inst. The In
sii;stion dg.ins ttr pa.i wear IA. been sn o.
der The tuiion az Mr Wn. 4. Yourr.
~hosc ariuous labor. and e1srtiou. ha,-
rccrised thrir mcrited rcuarl IN rai.ln.- al.
namarr al stutrr's. 'he past term. 90 near
u one hunired. = nunber greater thAn IA.
been in aitcnlance during any one tern
Or several ycars. Nv 0ouns - cad
cate % Water,iiie Coliesv. ~ The Class ~
20. A'a teacher D. has proved ernioeniI,
suCccssiul. srarire 10 pains O. make th~
school that 90 should Be- Mr. a. 4 Rob
erison. his assistant darin- the las tern.
~hose rcpuiation a. q teacher stand. hich
On this Coauty. has devoted ~. entire tirsc
al afientiou % rs classes. snd -sIi de-
serves The nierIfcd arprobaiiou vLich b.
has rcocivcd from them.
There As a pabiic examination % an
the classes on Thur.iay thc ioiL inst. and
an cAhibition on thc day slcrcediu-. The
erariin4iiou srok- highly both f,r .'udcnt.
and tcachsrs t nani.cstc,l thorourLne.s
thrcughout and thc exhibition on the f1i-
losing daY ~as 20 ICES sucocss. aithourh
che ;imc ior preparation had heeu short. a.
90 "a not decided 60 announcc anv ever
cisss %. THE kind t,n one ueek previous
Ibcsc cHcrcises consisted q music. select
reading % The laiies. ana defamation bv
the gentlemen. and al passed % very
plras.nliy and ~ifh credit o. tho,e Mo par
Cow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

IHE PrrsirrVr tSp PorrL,n Gorrrv.
WV. The London co--espo,deri of ,te
Bound Tsaie. in giving an aoeourt f,fe
great debate 3. fh- iio-sr 81 Commons CO
she nsv Reform BID. has the follov:nr .--
ni6cart toaeh
llnrine the debstc there ras one thine
and oniy ore. Hlioh told rouerfsIr srr.
&c Liberals ore Under uLirh B-i.ht .-.I
AlI ani many another r.tf. fr.rI ID
Anlerica gfev resf.rss ara boxed gloomy
it vaf uhes Lord k1he- Msrfsr.e. l-
tnanaerlrc fonrs called e. attention ol Gee
i.-- i' ,le o-i- ceu.c of popular rotrrn-
mrnt in Amerir1-.s pf f..f .-....-
eng 04f s-sr..ry o. v.U ~ Fr r..... i.
cpreFr@f ~ fiel --D-rs-lrf lf.res ft No..
are the words wh,ea fhc FOES offree -.r,---
meni are hlrIinE in u.e a.es al ft.lr ~.
ta-ouisfs. Aucricanst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

u. O. Broaa. Del. vt. e.esr.I Nth q
ulo.r.a'a. from 'he smash .ap on the Grand
lrlok. s.0-t ,.re .in-e. bal smother Dol.
cape o' Iaesiay. o. started. ia h,s -.-
o. ihe JILL Il.ssiie sno~s Pale. ono
ra.e orlees'i. Lifting the shafts fall into
tae sarf t.l pr.tiar Dim one siI.. TIE
i'rse f.I attacked ~ ore tra-. ta ttr Gig
pr fa-tH- three DO uroo h- BACH r-I 90
e. slmr nme sas cast. a.I.fhe -Loi, e..
ta.....mr0t rolled dosa the bank. o..
ho-'e aai driver cane o.t ia good ,o-l..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18
Brutal Assaul, On a Frsednan.sAres,

A corrcsTor Gent 90 As-lsia. Ca. send.
81 an acrbuui of an oairagrous attack made
cn tte cob of April on Cart. B-,ant. Pre-
i-ent 81 ihc Georgia Equal Rights As.ocia-
ulu. Cap' j.. va vaikirr quietly along
ile sir,,s o; a..l-ls,. -l,u man named
Iant stole % behind ban al uiih a cor
fial.e's ciah s'rsek BIN tuo heasv tloas ~
the bead. Iant evidently intended ts sil
L.m. b-t the t.ous Laprcnisg o. ii.I on rl.c
tli,Aest fart of OBJ, ska.l. arI tLe bead be.
inE projected by a isii lar tLe only c8nse-
q.cnec vas a severe brl.sc. Cap. R-vs-t
sLeliei aroal1. uLcn L.. couarlrv a..,r.
arr stock lim two more Llous. ore a
vAi.h he received on be ei.1u and tie other
on 3D. palm of BE- band. By fhis time che
'aP,a'n hal succceded be- getting out Li.
pistoI. shi,h ile assassin o. sooner sau
than DBL hii himself behind g. s-1aairtar-e
81 CAPT b q. ~Lo vas rarsine Is Lissiie.
crying o1t in surP'.ra'o4y terms. -. Protect
ae. project me ,uac of a. police laf
nov cone fo the srrt. ard tl.reu ,t.--.-l,..
between the parties 81 orT.,rfun,fy s.,. en-.
able iae cuirrit Dol run a~ay BE- va. ,-.
rested. however. ia fhe course 81 tts dsr
a'i bed b. bii ~ iis srpearan-e q, ,b.
Rerordcf's Corrt
OR coucsronle-f as-r.tes dis af-or.oa.
AIR Oh 'hc hr fbat Csp' B~an. frLo 8s
ttc Say. BE- from Massae hssctisl. VS. ser,
90 Au-us'a ir i-f5 BY Gen Saxtoa % look
AFTER fhe frccin-n. announce % them t.sir
freeiou. rro'rrt th-m in BE-. and advise
fhem as % their Interests The hHtaf
diseharce 81 thn daiy rendered h.rl obuor-
i,rs o. fle slavcocrary. ari bcnoe fhe 40
sar'f hy one of tbc.r safsIrfes
Boston Journal
L--t nrn.rL L-L---. u n--.---L L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18
Bethel aad Hanover Toll Bridge Con.
parry

r. DrvooHr Ata meetise Of the
B,,-.i and iiaa9s- Toll Br.ase Comraur
bed 10 Bethel oa ihe lsih insi ib~ io,.1-.
ing o1c,r. vs-e chosen Cor tbe en.s.r-
year
President. Elias " Garter
>-crriar, ani Irsasarer. a. alvin Croker
Directors. ELIAS 81. Carter. 4. d. K..u,
Lauson 4. Saith. .Eyrcu..ah Bariiett. u
" basi.. : G. k.mbau. Ila-ri. Marlea
Ilis Company nos having about too.
thirds 70 tbeir Car'ial >tock fakeo or. o. q.
commence operations ~ soon a. tt~ o..
naining shares ar disposed oi The il.t-
tion b. uniouaicdi, iie be.t aad oai, s4f,
oae on fhe river. AMI ibc cost 90 bsi.8,nr
49, IL mech iess than GO any other pom,
Ihosc having money to invest where % -iH
pay good ,utercsf vii 40 vel to take
stock. Ih- shares are fty dollars caeb.
and those ~isi - 90 ra-rttsc can apply o.
CALVIN Cro,fef re- i.o-ke's Mins. or % o..
t.-r ~ the directors
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18
What Will be done with JEFF Davis,

Nnat VAL Dc done with Je1. naTisi
Tar l. short question ana IN cur iil--
nrnf. an a..swcr equally brief wiH tell tie
whole story. Ever since JET vas caught
walking oct in his wiies dress. We have
had rumors piled upon rumors relating 90
his trial ard punishment. and vet be never
has been tired aud al the punishment be-
has received has been confinement IN one
of our government forts. Two or three an
dictments Of grand jurics have been found
against han ioE treason. bat that j. The lasf
that has ever been beard fron thea Jen.
has never been tried and no attempts have
thus far been made 70 try hin. Bat vil
TIE government ever pot him on bis trial
Il Is very doubtfsl Present in,licaiion. al
point the other way. Tie President evi-
dcutly Is puzzled Co know uhai 20 DO with
him. Before aud after be Vas elcctcd Vicc
President he aid - Treason vas = crime
and traitors osght 70 be tried sul punish
ed lodging from What be says nov IN
his speeches and vc,oes BE- has Glanced his
mind. Ard Ne have bal otlcr cvi4cncc %
this point from TIE President. lie las rar-
d0ned Hundreds 81 iLc very worst Kind q
rebeis ard that before thry bal any trial.
and not satisfied ith this. has gote .t~,
further and aPpc aicd many Of llerl 90 e
hce, and sOne OF them 10 ;he best olErrs in
the country. This mo,le4n A." Moscs~ Las
forsaken Israel and joined himself 90 Tia
raoh an BIS hcathen host. Vt therr src
some Indications that if nav be- the iaten-
ton Of The President 90 bring JEFF. Dasi.
@ trial. and he mav DO it Bot n Il - done.
u ~ih be one 81 the greatest iudicial farres
ever recorded. The government has IN.
dic;ed hin. and nav With solemn poasp A.
raign and Try the arch traitor snI jury
may convict him. End ban guilty of treason
o. eonplicliy in toe assassination oi Presi-
deaf Lancoin. ana What tlens Va he b.
sentenced and panishc3 a-cordi M 20 lau
AM made % softer its penalties iu su-h cases
made and proviirds ln or Judgement.
never. There Is not a single doabt a.
% what the President win 90 IN such
contingency. none a. az. lie uiI pardon
the eulprif. ard th- whole ihit- ui'I pass q F
IN smoke
Bat supPosins Do j. tried and convicted
an Tor ar-uuent's sake. suupo-e p, shall
b. hgnE. the thing has BEEN deirved 90
long thar ih~ mora sfcrt uLlh ,hould b.
rroiarri ~ sueh an administration of .fr--f
jHsti.~. VII o. 'r.t to ibe clsrfr,. The
f-l.r. -fr.fr..- "a 81. T-..-r -. "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

ibere base been lcitsrs patent grated
- the Inventors Of churns. bai thr inven-
lion oi ihe DiamunI CLuru in i-f5. seem.
90 fakr precedence ofau l. o. neat. com
lact- siupic in 80 ors rsiion anA safisfarforv
pr &C. rcsults- W. wstnr.--d ihe oT.eraiion
OF bufter- ma ing hy tLc D.aronI Churn q
irH DAYS sirrc The milk ard cream nee
csfar' 'lr a chrrrinr werc oLtair.d % th~
nri- I'.nrs ard 3D. tufter a. I-as-tf an
iess than one ulr.t~. 10 a. gatbrrrd ard
The t-ftrruilk rralF o. tr drawn a ia i.-.s
than to mrrufrs-cool butter. uarV b-t.
tcr ar free freul buuerniik cane forth
fom hat thurning. IL ~oaid o. q million
collars galn to Name every ,ear 81 al tbe
o1i,er ualc vithin iis borders "a q equal
gnaltg. .hrunetcc JournaI
Mr. p. Doe. 90 Pari.. has purrha. a
ihe risltto nanafariarc an sen ths. cbu-p
in Oxford Coarfy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

\ Hartford eorr~spos.isni writes % that
sincc lebrary. more thAn one handrrl
lriters have befn received a. the Hartford
Poet ofioe. coming from persons in iiscr-
cui paris q lie Union. asking ior iniormA-
iiou rvsPociing Grand Lottery scheme
and its oihcers. professing 90 be- located a.
Hartford IL uiu o. remembered iAai 90
have previously analcd o. thi, humbag
Oar corrcsponicnt avs that NJ one oi tb-
naucs ncniioued By ths Victims a. belong
iag % The Prctend-l oa.scrs ofibc preicnl-
ed schemc. - borne By any one ~ that
to-n- The pricv q thc tickets -as a.
ard The, verc Informed b. the maaagcrs
81 The hamboE that The dra-ing "a. o. take
place on ihe -sth Of February. nos hea-ins
snything ~ thsir prises. hence ibe ia4air-
ios lLevston Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

Tie Wuerviiir NAL ,ay. Mr.. Eib-ii-c
g.. sa~tclie. eel knoEn citircn OF sd
neJ. uci Nth an tc-lent oa T.cslay A.
tcruoon. -lich rcsuitel Ia Dbl, death. ll-
was coming tc Wa-r,ile vita I1al.d
ore horse wagon al -hils dcscenlil- ti-
hi just belo- fhe iron fouudry. the harns.,
broke. and o. jumping oat D. received .o.ns
internal irIary. a. fingered sn,.l ws.inss.
das night -ben death r-t an cnd O. his sas-
iv1ing' d. vhs 30 yrar. o.a. al an a.
tsc and higi'y respected man
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

CHsvFroS BLscs HsvK. d. asotier
oolamn vii b. ioaul tle alscrtseue-t 81
chs sto,k hcrso. Tie ior,s po.se..e. All
'ts ro'n'' de'iralls. al ha. god pedigree.
sh',h entities Gee eat,rrris.nr proprietor
90 Gle p-hll patronass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

NJ I-i,h. Prircipai % Par. It'll Acai-
envy. d-rin- CO. Srr.a- Tern. Ia. bee, 49,.
Cured a. teacher ofthe ll.-h ScLooI,. Nor
vay Vitae TIE Arrnt las caused th~
bending io 10 'horoa-i'y renonteI. The
battered Pia.t~rirg repaired. aaI tie uau,
oi tie school soon asrceabir tinted. and
procured an excellent teacher. ieasiar moth
ins una'ne ~Ai.h viil tcnd % a probable
term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

FfysScir- The Herald. di.pairh sars
Ssereiary McCoilooh has sent ,o tbe senate
finance Couliitce draft of new OH.
providing r. Funding tbe National deht is-
o. nev Eve Fer ccnf. consoiiiafed loan.
he bas also decided 90 redeem Ell ootuans-
ing oer''a-ates % Indebtedness. aod issue
~ norc 10 future.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

The Beconrr1ctioa resolve. t.,.......t
90 House. sifhout amendment Tfs.,..
ten va brough' about by coppe-b,,4 rr...
basiering. and ihe OH pls.ed bv a.
votes. u j. probable fhat a. ssr,.. -.r
amend the section RESTING 30 suHrar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

The Press SAYS tat Ed~. 5 Morse Ia.
brrn Appointed temporary Csrator Of TIE
rooms of'a- Par'i'al Naiur.i History So
eie'y ani thai their Intervening collection
% O. bc azain opened % The psbEe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

iao urn. serl-.ei O.. o. tLc parti-s sn-
-i-ei Dol ,.rcl.l'.a- fte bogss t-eniic. on
the lir.t Nlt.rai Bias Of Portland. Com
haf. t... arrested ,n fork Comfy sew
rra. o, f..sc ilris uert fsarl ln tbrir ra.-
'ss..aa. a.. eel a. q llanii.y of 5ogas poe
Cal carrrucr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

War q PsEpoS vas ron. HAYES. a
notorious rebel General. has been elected
sher'a 81 New Orleans on o. Dcmo~st.
tickei sd President johnson has cent BIN
spsrion % enable hin 20 iako the ofee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

Tie anriverarv oi the American ira,
SOCIETY," (of Nee York; ~as b-il on Wei
nes.iss. TIE Trcasurcr'. report .ho-ei
tlst there "a received last wear in ao-a-
tions AMI lrgacics. Slst.3g- 81. sales
ISIS. so - total Sfs..6.9 -. e1cced-
iue The rvccip,s - any prcviou. year ~
pended iu msnu'a turirg and ,.su.ng.
: -si go - ooiP0rtcur ascncie. and De-
posiiories AM colfortagc. and for ihc army
ani frceamer. -. 60 So cab for foreign
ani pagan hnds. $500. all other eSpen-
So. $3.50 90, total. stss. $50 81. bal.
ance IN ir-ssur. s919 -. Thcrc vcrc
printed dafins ihc ycar. 80 50 solumcs.
or 2teO per DAY, s.sss. Is: publications.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

To- fort'aal Fre.. arle-.,a-s ,tsf
Cen. Neal bov iefi 'a- Esro-s Tse.lst.
IT, vcnt az o. Urgent ..srat.oa az tbe
i-ier-is ri tcmp-ua.e .a Crest Britain
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

The homcsfsad 20 fhe li,s Alfred Al
ircus. Eel. SIS soil ia.t ~cek. tool
Voc. E.g. who BE- % oc-upy r a. once.
NJ Yose. 81 the son Of fhe lafs Ho, q.
u Nose q Augasta. ven knovu IN por,i.
ral c.rlics. ard BIZ wife Is fhe dss-tser %
Rev Zenas Tbompson. vbosc genial s.os is
isniilar % most Of our people
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

SOMETHING Lar DvE,r. Tie tu
before tte Mt.sachu-cifs Iloasr. OBJ I.-eus-
anl irealize lgaor.sel.nr ~as defeated on
Iles.lay. by . vote q DO OBJ g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

We learn ih'f 'he proprietor g the
tnirei'ai.'t church. Norvsy village. AZ,
about to repair thc house Iti. tb~.r rar.
pee Oh iho-ourhiy paint tho tois.ae AMI
o. 'ut'tiia'e for ihe present beliry grace.
Cd sp.-c
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

Tie sai- of ar. C-o,tst'. -1irl-e-, e.
tsti,Lmea; -hici ~. aars.l... l..- -
49, no' consummH'r3 Mr.. a.. Iasa.,oe
q nrv goods. and -iii co-iinlc 90 s,ter q
g. ihc commando of Lrr frisnf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

IT.. rrrtfarrrs say 'iaf certain rs-...
are se..rg io ft.s STATE a rit-f a-l.- r.
niue Of " Wirr Plant" ~t..h q, -s,ii.-
baf f.e commo- gar. T.. rLal1rt. a.I ..-
Pei BAL ior 3D. asking .a a'.a... any rtra.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

Coon Nrws. Tie Lr~iroa Journal
hi' r'fort fiat q rrrficuao j1.t reformed
from Mas.'arfon. learned from Genersi
Grant fhit o. ll-h MAR, Regimcut b. 81.
tt ma''r-.l ort immediately
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

Ile Ffs" 'ir' Rev Dl Ctsp.a. ofN.u
''s fio pg CO. Fa'pt 81 tLe f-.,
'n''ef'a..i e--r.l BOZ Portland. daring d.
saur.r ra.afrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

NEruorlsr Auof>rrr~rs We r1r,
from &c Jouruai Sub 81 tb- appo.-,mea-
30 ell Do of Interest fo our reaiers
to-nsh-W = J.-r.
IaIfsIr-H thase.
t.laar-i = Cufhuar.
harfleff-to o. saTr'lrI
lrFrtarr arI lorcU-~ p Sfrsat.
Bar laIsrf g. p b Colby
.aar.- faIs-Wu 10 T.ster
Dfiari--j 90 NeuaaL
~.aih fars-W % Bartlett
Norsaf % Cs-n.n-..
Wnrri1ri - t,.s'-
locse's ME--W. D. ~.e,.-.
Elu'ori-P Host
Brihri uif-f rr. Is l....
Nearf--f D.ffnn
tieal -N AnI-ess
HrrfirrI-G Hr-rs
iFermore-F. Or.r.ne-.
G1rham. y u-Eo..oe ~a-1s-.--
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18
Union State Convention.

Th- ruioa veiers q Nsine are requested ~
send drLrr.tes D. = Coar~nliaa o. ~ hsid al Ba~-
eos. On Tt.Fsaag ysas 2i.f "a m o'ciock A. NJ
ne fsrro-e ~ nousiaating csndisiais 81 Gov
srvor. so trsu-~ctug eiher t..rnr-s thst s.sy
properly coras hsf.r- he Couvenfinn.
rhe bssis 81 rvps--~-ta, 90 49, D. o. iaiio~-
tzch eity. to~a aad Iilsntsilrn 80 o. eufitld o.
60 ct,egais. sd e ssddittai deisgst- G. svers
-feois ave tgic- cat ior Ssuu.s Coz at ~
orhef Material ei~ctioa 81 iS6s tractina 81
toF'y votes ~iu o. cutitkd o. al atiitiouai dsk-
.afr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-18

JAMES q. ELAINE.
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The Portland daily press., 1866-07-27
Lake UmnbagOg.

rE-eA The new and substantial steamer
Andrew johnson" will run the pres.
ent season, on Lake Umbagog and the Megalloway
river, as follows, eaye Frost's Landing in Upton
every Tuesday and Friiay at A. M for the Megal;
Enrol Dam. On return trips, leave Durkee's Land
ing on Magalloway, at ?. M, and Enrol Dam at .
P. NJ, stopping at the Inlet and arriving at Frosts
Landing, in Upton, at s P. NJ, same day. On other
days the boat will be in readiness to take parties to
any part of the Lake, day or night, at reasonable
price.
Fare on regular trips, $500.
Connections have been made with the Stage line
from Bethel, by which parties may loave Bethel on
Mondays and Thursdays, at P. NJ, or on arrival oil
the train from Portland and Boston, and arrive al
Upton same evening. Stages will return to Bethel
on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at A. M, connect
ing with trains on the G. T. Railway, East and West
Parties can leave Boston on Mondays and Thursdays
by the morning tran and Portland by the afternoon
train, and arrive at the Lake the same day. This
route is of the most beautiful and romantic in
New England, afording to the tourist, the sports.
man, and traveller, the most delightful scenery-the
finest sporting, both for gun and rod, and the most
healthful and 1nvigorating climate. jul II
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-27
INSURANCE.

JOHN w. MUNGER & SON,
\ RE prepared to issue Policies in the following
IA Companies: Doh =
International Insurance Co., of New York,
Capital and Surplus, $1,41sOOo.
Home Insurance Co., of New Haven,
Capital and Surplus, $1,2OO,OO0, u
American Tins. CO., of Providence, II. H.,
Capital and Surplus, $256,0O0 30
Merchants Inns. Co., of Providence, II. l.,
Capital and Surplus, 1921, 900. assea
The losses at Agency, by the fire of 4th and 9Th
of which has been paid OF is in process of adjust
ment. We would respectfully request all persons
desiring insurance to call at our office and We will
place their risks in responsible offices.
Office, 1876 Fore Street. ee1u9
jul20-u 81 JOHN w. MUNGER & SON. IA
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-27
PORTLAND& ROCHESTER R.R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

Eszs5a5s54saI On and after Monday. April 80, 1866,
GdHzsY trains will leave as follows:
Leave Saco River for Portland at 30 and 90 A.
340P. M.
Leave Portland FOR Saco River at Is A. NJ 90 and
$50 Pm
The 200 P. M. train out and the A. M. train in to
Portland will be freight trains with passenger
attached. 1NHs
Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorham,
6tandish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
Bridgton, LOWELL. Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg,
Conway Bartlett, Jackson Limington, Cornish, POr-
ter, Freedom, Madison, and Eaton, N. II.
At Buxton Center for West Buxton, BOnny Eagle,
South Limington, Limington, Limerick, Newfeld,
Parsonsfield and Ossipee "a
AtSaccarappa for South Windham, Windham Hill
| and North Windham, daily
Steam Car and Accommodation trains will run fol-
| lows:-Leave Gorham for Portland at 90 M. and
200P. NJ. Leave Portland for Gorham at IL Is p. M.
and 4P.M.
By order of the President.
Portland. April %. IS66-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-27
RAILROADS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
OF Canada.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
EgFEssEE On and afterMonday, JULY End 1866,
sz<xzE.-aEstStr strains will run as follows:-
Morning Express Train for South Paris, Lewiston,
GSsorham, Island Pond, Montreal and Quebec at A.
Mail Train for Waterville Bangor, Gorham. Island
N.Y. mn Montreal and Quebec at l0PM
Dstrn; IRAN connects with Express train for Toronto
IsIsnd p ana Ch1cago Sleeping Cars attached from
AS M u POND to Quebec and Montreal ---..-.
time aha can be received or checked after the
Trains will arrive as follows:-
From Montreal, Quebec, So. Paris, Lew
ist0nAnd Auburn, a,oAx
From Montreal, Quebec &c. 2I5P,M.
The Company are not responsible for baoyaye TO
any amount exceeding $50 in value and that person
a unless notice is given and paid for at the rate of
one passenger for every $500 additional yalue.
C. J. BRIDGES, Managing Director
III. BAILEY Local Superintendent.
Portland, April Z. 1885, Diff