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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-19


A gentleman Of middle az. -ho rad a.
vays been faruser; bad clesred uP snd
improved one q The bed Arms IN Maine.
had erected new and ccnvcnient buiiiings.
reared family. and ~ss enjoying the blss
sings With which ~ vas surrcanaed: be
carve po.sesscd 18th 81 idea that he would
sell NJ. farrn Friends told hin b. could
i've 80 u,urh easier 20 60 into the village
where h. could have a nice bou,s. a garden.
keep a Gov. and T. be chose. +. h~---. an
i've Ike gentleman on the interest - his
money; that h. advertised his farm 81
sale. lie found no wan, Of rurcbascrs and
The Arm vas soon disposed OF for a haas
some sun. Then sh- S.ock. f,r-ninr toois.
sc. we're sold. and The place ihst be hsa
wrought nth ~ own hanas. ~ hniidinrs
he had buit fo- rs convenience snd 49,
eording 20 his own notions. the SPOT where
be had rarsed MS Family. and aroand Which
clustered 80 MANY dear associations. passed
INTO ID hands o. strangers. Fer a time
TIE gentleman did not locate. .. ~ desired
20 look round. snd place 70 suit hin. ard
So wher~ he couid b. happy the rrunAinder
Of ~ DAYS. At last BE- settled down 20 he
again. Bet thing. DID not 70 right, TIE
Missed his old farm and honse. The silent
but Delightful company q Ms cattle. sleep.
and other domestic animals. the SCENES
where be had passed 80 nanv happy year.
and thc sociesv a hrs old neighhors. tired
and true he grew disconteuted ard ~as
vel nigh sch. lis wife and daughters
also. ucTe Mt pies-cd wifh their re- bone.
ga 49, BALI nile from to-n. With little
i,na ard vhst many would cal very de-
sirable place. Having rcmained long
enough m his new place Chr could no, be
sad 20 have ltrci a. AID % heco-ne satisfied
b. should never % conteuted. b. resolved
O. have ~ Oh farm bark again He vent
% th- nan Who o-ned -. pad hi-n 81 ksra-
drei doii1rs more than be rci. took posses
sion scain % his familiar fells and groves.
Ard having learned Wholesome lesson
from he transaction. j. nov A. work srain
upon rs Old farm. q hspricr. wiser. AMI
better confented ~ not richer man.
Iis moral % farmers and others -. tha,
wh-n they get discoutented and seu out.
they shouid bc sure they arr able O. huv
back tLeir Old homes and business. ~ en-
ihev hnd they have net bettercd therns,lvc.
by The chanEc. Name Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-19


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iuciar 3D. - 49, naay geese ts.isu.sassl. y.
A.. f-assrrs..r. fe
"a. n Smith. aa aia 80 rrsI-rfattr As-.fh~.
ears. --snsrsft. No.. sass. II hasr aIs.rk !.
49, sIi 80 ia ~ifh CO. aai e. ban -hrrh -.
SD sa ~ hui'Y rsve 80 -isai rfaaf of ihrir 80
fusrtar l1nffr e.
4. p BRANCH. Auofherarr in Csardl-~r -.
D. sst- u.afs ~ them than af 49, oihrf k.-t. 49,
'nsfi of - ousforrsrs lurinr afIsr's 10Th af .
unr- NJ J 4. JACKSON. sr.thrr Ap-sh~-
10y 81 - 49, pi.sr. 49, be- ustsr 49, 49,.
iefr~ srIi he ihsra.
NJ. etokCE BERRY An.sh~rsrs in D.
artsraffa. al.s srV-. 90 Z r.a1 Ave 49, - g..
~ i-si thrr~ aaaufhs. tf hai 80 tn~su o. 49,
d. ANDERSON A sos. of n.fh. A ,... a.
.--t'-fasl rtrfsrI 80 n thr-s rtns ani r..s--.-i
49, in an e--~. af hfriras Dsraar~r.srrs 50
-arhr. Lirrr Ceanrisiaf. pysprpsi.. Pie.
a.
CHARLE~ ". BROWN sa Arorh,rsrs \.
pausrrrcetfa. ssfs. e. SECS ft.s ga rru.afksfls
fasL t. $50 faaI thes ea--r rsusrkabI~ rsr...
tateg aN thsi lbs 49, rrprr-sriri Co. c. o. far
is-rk e' t'r-rf.ers -hirh -rteurslss th~ru rraf.s
NJ ~ANIFL ttNE. rrerrs-.ar "a. 10 ~.
urlr~c lice. fssr.i,.rr. ssrs.--- ~ w. saar
Pc hass cufoi 80 81 nssrepsls So J.-uf.r- 90
$50 uha.-sair sai rr a. ~ tse..rlrr e. Cd.
-. - = haaarer street.. lasfen. a. o. uav.
1u-rl.ra frse ga No. Sc. "a q. Fatt.r-.
if+ hsii's o.. aul ,. "a r-fssas 4 G. 49, C.'.s-
r-'rrtai -f fosfiassi. NJ So tr ~r.ffh ssf " a.
g. Aa..rra No. ss.i = a. ca o. H.ft...-
go ''.acft'n A kaatsf. loot Mr
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SEw MEDICAL BOOK.
q" FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

nv "a sss't ssrtncs FtrcH.A ND
~. A-.-s rf---~-.. Nsf.-sf Wa

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fa.a-r-alaa 80 .- ii.srssrf n 10 Wrs.r-.-f az
kuiss b rrs--rsr iirarh suf 49, e. . iI.-sl-i
Year .-AsFs t-.a r-af 81 theusas.is. so h.s-
rsrra-- n r. fn Ell r~atrrs q. sst h~afh e. Ell -as
havr sell - BEL t-trh.rrr
~ tfra's afaa ru fa.s aru ia ls fl q .rrr e
tstr.s as fs ar... rr. .r.-rs.. "a. -f. r-.-.r-
rHlifI.1flfaae 81 fn rfrrerl Fl tsrasr--sr.. =.
nraf eifrasf O. af fa resserr FL krarh us
~as.f rarr hrra.rr rrrrh anf tk-s rrrr.rf
ra.s-s,s.a. te $3.50 .-sr d "a. e., -
49, sfar rraer el flrfarr. s. hs ~ua.f rrrsfsrr
.tsfuri~f sIatT rf far s..a.srh aaI t.srIs as
49, stsf tlsrurerr aaf rhaEfa. zee .haati 49,
a'afa~ saFrrFfrs. d af rars reaa~s o. oar -.
anh 80 fnsrf re1.r.a-s .rrrfsarg ts Il fs...r-.f
raf- ~ E'a-srs srsf at the-- tis-a.-. -. -
30 80 rslao - dartar. iri -harh rs.l..fs ta.
aat nl rara'a- 80 .rasa. go fhrf 49, proof
n cd ifau-'s irraf~t. nre sf-afs rur.tts Tk-..
f.ssasrs. ~ safs. arr faes.a.nfarn Hrnr- .,s.s
fsrarrh. ASIDE. u.s-a-rs af o. u-.n. ia.
rfsu. ilra 'srtrs. llFrs Carr talnfs r,-s
h..a~F t..ar.saaf. frass. Ca-rfIslars Ef.----s.
fsu. Nra.s.F.a. -t.. n.-rssrs. arrau .a.....
f1 go. a.a.af. .F.tHa. u..fhs. a. ar..h
t'tsrs sar arsfrar ttr aaar.-sira
y 10 ssrnef grrsI case aI a rra-rs uh..h ta-
rairaf ar r's rarafs 0an aiaars f..rt.f N GO
sharh lafsN.I.ar ffar. co. Z see s.s t.-..
troHr. -osf.rf trfrr. nrssr-. "a h--.-...r Ga
lrt.aI lrrrr. Utsr.rf.r hs..r.r f| -.
'ha~ra Mafias. a.srs l.Is....e. ll..rlt.r 81
err tr. rn.. ..rn. f.... f...a........ ID 81.
larrs. larr frsrr. f..s. Tr.r.t..
ksF.r,.fs 60 r..a af ltr.r FOL % r,sra. .t.-k ~.
atas.n.f~r
o. e.si s.'-. 80 r-r,r ,,,s ---s, sft.. Hsr
ifrih. s- r o. ~rr ifh ia h-arh 80
l-ae'f tr.r.a 3d. artf ..sts 81 rs.us.|. r..
-es-sirtars-. f.sls III r.rss rs-.,.. Il. 81.
larfar uau nFr. taar.s Wster. 80 ~
F---f.aH rrrar'-. iY 60 e.a-r rr-asrs-
D. .' q. hl- 81. 90 go Fl. o.. .s,.-- ,.,s..s-
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Fsti PioSING- The ground has be-
cone 90 we'll soaked by fhe ram. Of the
last iew veeks. that tbosc farmer, Mo -i.b
o gan ume another spring. hv piouirr
tbs fail. cannot compiain that iti. too DIV
Tor performing that operatives. There ar
many a4vaniages in favor o. plowin- in tb.
fan. besides that Of gaining time the fsIlo,r-
ing spring. and especially in favor of early
isN pio~ing Among then are tie f5lios-
ing When land b. tarued over .n tie fan
sdmnIrg The soii 90 ere acfion of sno- ana
Frost. sel important rgsa'is are esirrI. a..
therebv it becomes fnclv p1lver,rcd. Ard
by beiHg Las pa. serirel. many particle. o.,
icrtlzir- raffer latent in thc saiI. a.,
made ava'lalie. and arlmours is absorbei
hy fhc saov an1 stored by for after Use
Again. 81 stut1ie land b. plorea. large
quantities az SEEDS. ut,rb roslI orh.ru,..
g. 90 sred and fii the ground another year.
are buried 5eneafh The power 81 germin..
ton. ard 81 fhe sane tine made 20 co-tri.
buts. together WITH ihe st1bble unon che
the held g. thr ferulring properties in ths
SOL flori'E fn Tire fail al.1 opposes o.
'he sar'scc 3D. roots of many norioas ~eed.
~hilh are thereby ALLIED tr tbe frost. srd
ne sane is tire % u8neross dr.tru-tire
insects
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NELAND-
ENRM ANIi FRrTr LANDS 81.

NARN A>t FRtTT LANDS ,s a. 49,
49, .-afh.a. e.aatr lhirtF aiss sa-rh 81
fni.s..r.Thfn. g. hafIrrsf. fa NJ I~r-rs 81, a..
49, 80 ~ lsf.tutr as hss.sar~. ~
Ite 81 IL rrrh al rr.tu- rs. rnr,r-r re.
GOV fl ss-tY tsr. sr..aff o. 49, grass
'oru. fai.srca. 0 rr.Is. a-.i trrrtaha-.. To-. .
rrfr 49, .e--f-F. ftr tre..f-d Ntaes.r,I.
80 nrrhsr.ls have - rtsrfst aat g., exrrr,---sf
ifsst rr--~rs. es.l-s. r-srh~-. Fssrs. A..
fra.terr iura.rusr rr.as hlasltaf 81 at~s.is 49,
e 80 rrsl t--uf lai -l.c-s - go Ia.frf ~taf-.
U - rrf.fr frff .tars. rH.s.sf.-a ef anr s.ruarr
m - sf So. - - o-f ur.a rss~r.i srs-su 81
t-Fsus -Hrats. = b. $3.50 81 on.s 80 q. arr-ai
s~ffrrs -fh fFrrrsrna 90 rs..sr ataru--~at. Ia-
r,-rf. 81 u-raa.rf rf TO- rrraf hsaufr 90 80 o. ..
afhrr "a fautsE~s. 49, t-rra- a. s----r - p-rss
RI farfr. 4 49, rarrrasrl Sc fhaa-aaG r.rs.rI-
~ifhf1 ~ rasf ihr~~ f-ars C,urrh-s. ~ra-r-s
~reaai-. Ars.irusr-s - II 80 sd $780,.
80 efarf s.ru~afs af I'D r-l,-at aai eassrs hass
trfa .rfrarrrrf ifrrfrrsfs III 49, 49, r...
sts-f.r srfIarE Ha..lrr.i. ef - h....-. 49, a..
.aE cor-fferr~t. rr.rr of fsr- isa.l t-rafs 49,.
Bee nef grrarfs. - - aus. Is- anl 90
ere 80 Naarr t-s 60 So
Ffs.ts s-. Nrf-t.i..-. rll-a ssflsrr 81 3D.. d.
uto fhsu ia 49, ottrr l--stfr uorth I'll Ns.t..k
y. iufruFsf rlso-- Sc So
'rrarrgs a. 81 ks..is ri tu..-~ss t-su-t-r
\ srts. Mess 80. fae.lfr~s secs. go fh.
"a go $500 fu~rr. -'fs farri. rss o. rrnfrf
- p-rsars - tsssfr uia -t.frrs Il h-sHh.
~ r.'a.a'r. 80 sl-si -a' la ra-1affr ts.rit.
iaNf trnIsu-st. at-aea.Ilsr fa fars s.f psss~.s
80 ai 49, sartai arlr.1rss fa fhr hc.rt al rsr-
.H1si-ue. n 81 -effts FL rel F.s.f
isfssFs 80. 80 ths yia-isa4 Re-.
49, rtrug 60 falarraf.aa. au-I caursfniae o.
rafu q $50 H.. ---, g. srl.is-.at.
&c., CiiA~ \ LANpt~ .Ns.~iss. r. 70 .
Lau.is r.-ashsP. ~ 'srss
F-ea Er--f rf S.l-. R-ti.s-.. As-.r-l.-ai
tfa~ q a. lrtssf " q 10 - ere - 80
iF-ars ffrfl'r f-f-fs. fa rfsf isr-f -sat-s 80
safsiis e--i.t.s. - $1,000 fs--r.r 49, -. 49,.
= Z a. - -. "a.
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fHEsrEsrSc GHaFrs. I.ss' Frb-rs-r
Ne received irom onc of orr sabs.rit.-fs ir
Winfhrop. fne specimens az fts u-f,-,re
Jsion Village. Dana and Isabella RI q
good state of prrsfrvat.on. that r-rr p-e-
SERVED by simply placing them ,n ars~e-,
betHce. layers paper. ssep.ag them b. 4.
cool place up stairs ut.tii freezing ~earh.-.
and thcn moving them down cellar A
irait dealer in Nes York. giving come rs-
cert aivice on d. 'abierf. says Del has ter.,
grapes in BE store untl ihe miil.e Of Aprii.
exercising no more care rth tbem then
r.fh barrel q apPles Il.s uain ilea was
io ksep them Dry sai cola
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TrfFEEkTCRr FoR GEarrs Al one a
thr evening discussions a. the Ncw YORK
STATE Far. Prvsidcnt Gould SAL sh,i Re
believed thai temperature hal uorr Co DO
WITH The successful gro~fh OF the grape than
ANYTHING else. II order 70 r-odsce rooI
iruit or ~ine The grape should secr,te suf
Scent sugar anl 20 accomplish tiis snd
the ieuprrsture. from tie time q he hls.-
sonins oi the vac 10 the riPening a the
fruit. should b. equa5ie Nogreat charge.
should take place The speaker referred
% The succcss STAINED on the shores q
evoked Lake. in the central part az Ne-
fors- Lands adapted 90 graps cul;ur, had
rIsen in vaiae there. 10 80 yss-.. from g.
teen dollars O. fifteen hundred dollars re-
aerc The equahle ieuperafurc there. ana
or The shores q Lake Enc. produces th.
favorable results Of those regions. u i.
admitted thar che ioruation % sorar d. "a.
seHiiai- Ths protection from vini and tho
proximity Of ~at,r a. Crooked lake ar
thc secrets q - success a. grape cro-.
ING region. y. = Farner.
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
STF AwSIIIP COMPANY.
NI.WEEKtY LINE.

TUT .ri--t aaf Zee St.sr-s Al. DfFteo.
tarl H Ntr-uarf. anf TEANruNIa.
tapf " " ~urE~ aer. vlI anrl ierrhsf .e-
tuor. f..lss
l~arr bfa-n's Whaff. ferriaut. sserv WEI
n-rtst aai ~arnrtss. at . a'r=ork O. n go
Pee =, ttst Girer. Ne- Nort. eserr W~far.ass
saf ~stuftss. si o'cl.-rk O.. ~
Tee t~-sris src t.fra ~ "a Sc aecausa.fs.
tfeas GO rasrf .rfs "a 90 tt.s ft~ aasf srsI,
So God rns. ..rfs..r r.r.f &C. lrarrtrrs $500
~ Yea aet Wss.s. Ps.sass. -ith -t.t.
hpo". ss 90 Cslts Fafsags. IS 80. Me-. 80
fra
Good i,ru-r'ef hT tti. Zee o. srs fra- NJ
"ra.' @s..re, hsrs.f. i..a, Argusta. Eastrarf
sr 81. job.
~hirrsI sarr rrfu-strato rral fhsss Frssshffs
the >trsnrr as rsr.s 30 . r. u. oa the g. iaaf
ther .rarr lnrriarr.
tor trriraf rr fassaz- arrfr 60
kntkh 4 FNN. ratt.aaf
a. h. 'RpAN tiL A Co. Ne-Nark
forfilal Maf - l~s5
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oaForr. ss-N Ccrrt cf frutate heit ~
Pare. ~uh-a ansi O. thr tonafF n nstrrd
- ~ - fsrst1s 1T So. A. NJ t-te.
INiANtt~ EENNfrI. sssrarrF ~ ~ h-s
II 49, 49, tr-fararrf of 49, Nlslrr ats 81
Hfrea~g-.f - saii Cor.rir arCrasrsi. taTtnr rr-
ssrfet ~. ST. secsa-s oi sfuririsrra q a.
esttfr uf ssll ccsrassd a. $780,
oIt'efrt. "a IA sd Tseruruf riss uafscr
o. 20 $780, infFfssttt. ~ cru-frE e COS "a
fff- orfrf e. - ra-iit.trl ttr.~ - t. 80
s.rrs ra tae oslosa r. u-csa uria,ei 81 P.ri. r.
FL inunrs, fhat thrs 49, srr-..r af . rfotusir
Crrrffn D. hrif ai fafts. a. thr ~ T-...i., Il
oH $50. at go a'cirk Be- ths l.fer-.-n - 49,.
csu-r h 80 49, harr. 80 ~ ssus- .Aasid ~
o. n''.e~t
Nv WOODBURY.. Jslr-.
A trrf or-,--aU~sf. J. =. Hoses. H~xtster.
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a.. ~.tkin 80 c. ~ C0rurf III pxt,.rf. o. ths
thfft turs'sr rf ~rrfsut-r. a u. t-ts
hh fktNtt. rusrt.sn ef lena-ft H-trh.--...
~ 49, $3.50. ef ia saHi rarrfr. haflnr rrr-
zrn'ei - t-sl .ccusut IA r.ar|Ilsashrp oi $50
~arf - ait.~.s,-s
oreer-i. that ~ ssil Csu.rd,as give u-tic-
- si frfsoa- iaiefsstsd ~ es-..or rs o. % this
niNff o. . leti,rhed to- s--ks s.rrr-.isris o..
ia" tet-ff i'rs-ccr.t prinisd ~ Parts thsi fhrr
80, srl-f1 ~ ff'i'-'s Co---t g., - 49, Eel Pc
" 81 s-fa 'oesis. 90 ~ thud rurstas ef ort'r
nrsf. af tsa a'ci-rk ia go fr.~~.-.- - -.
49, d sas thss ~. - the .suss .haaif 80
p tIassrd.
Ew wooDBURN. Js1r-.
A trur rcps--sifesf. J. = tioHss Rsss.,sr.
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= 4 ILL IL v 6S
fI'HE ot eriEraaf Fasu-r--s Ar---s .f.r esq.,.
Ff-r ihe grrst rharFss aai es.t.l,.rs fhif
lave asI-n uHssa ofh~r Fisrrs oI OF rourfrrf
Ihe bfEteo issrssrcF GO. III Portt..4
shsre- Go Ir.sse -f..r rf nfhrr s-sfrr. 49,.
o. tar ett irsarsu0- ernr sriT I-ss e. d. ID.
ffaif 30 -'fnr ed asarr stir eve DO .lf
c..-iaa.rfs aat breeds fras ever I-lnrr-aus .r
iar'-.aa s'shfHs o. Pc. l.. 10 a--td--f pi-..s
go hase thFn ia 90 raasf shr crrnrsai-s rf ftrs
coasairt-au 80 tts d .f- ies.rsarr r---.-.-. .r-
irfrfst. -scrEfrr go H.ss.rr
i"t-f Harft. frss. HaHrFoan. uFH.
cHsrrs a-t CIV, of Harrf.rl. g.. .--.-.-..
serfIar uiI'.-as nf rar.raI
harr g. o. AErart TT 10 WI. n
frirr $3.50 co. ofaer fr.. shr Nu-u.f Co.
psnrs sd caa pc ra-fnr.-rs fnfa f.~n Of fhr.
ssh
f.-ass csH o. s~ad 81 ihs ol stsni.
No. ?. Brick Row. Noruav Village.
Wu. o GOOuNOW
aH ~ 80
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farmers department,


anths arts auf seseece- pcrtsisi.g % lie 49,
cin-sly iiaked tucvth-r. snd so tntin.sicis co.
,~rsrd 80 Az lruitsrr--A
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ohfnsr. ss-it toart nf fr,tafs 49, sf par-
% erhfa SO g. 49, Cdeaft RI Osc.rf. 90 rh~
a. u.1rs-sk uf ~FrFruat-F. 4 10 I-ss
DtNlA- D. VIRGIN a.'-t...fr.far I'D. ~
Id ertafr al ii~ufr a. Va. lsfr - E..-l,- a
fa sa.t 'cu.is trcs-sr.. haslag rs~--ufsi 49, & .
na' .rat ef a'u..-ts.rai.-n ttr ~stat- 90 49,
$4,000 g. sit.sarrr
'r'rrrt. I hai DO ss.l Afrln.srrnfar r.r~ o.
Gre ta sII Irrraas .nlrrrrfrf o. rsa-lrg crs "a
ta0s orlrr tr H. lt...srrF ftfe- sreks 5000
y i1 - o. iAsu-nrrsf -rierrf nt Paft. rhar
49, 49, arrrar af fraiafr C--,rs f. - 49, u
faFts rH safi trear1 500 10 a. Tursias af t,rssr
r~sf, r. fra 0'.srk la fhr anrrnaea. so 49,
-s--r OF -as tars lave. as fs- sa-,. go -
ID s.s.-rf
p WoouuT RN Jair-
q tr-- rorT-effrsf = Hraus. E~rrsrrr
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pnFesp ss-Rf Canrr ~ Fr-f.st~ s.tr IL
fsf- -.fha anf Go go rrrnrs af usf.r,f. 90
90 81 larsraF TT -r..r.rtrr e u t-fE
~ 81 r~tlfasa rf ~tEAUJ uEauFFN
~ au .f Hrnrrt ~ Dratr-n Is-r TT F--f-r 4.
q. rHn7ir lr.rarrHf rrfttnr g. sr afirsa--~ ca
81 30 rr.s.aa' -srstr ri 49, 80 h-sf.a.H
oftrrrf. ] 30 49, sa.r r-.r ...~r rls- a-s,~~
81 FL. Frrsaas f.'rrrsfrr. ts rsrs.rr a rr-r affhss
ortrr fol hr rr. str. ftre- u--ks ...--.... 49, IL
80 tHt.ra De- prices af rnris ~ - 81
CIV. fast ttrf ulss srr.rsr rf Frafsf~ Cssrt
o. % 49, ar Pee ftr 81 arsfar fol r tsf'r 80
AL to- o'rarrk .a 30 f.rrar.a ed 49, ra..~ 81
arr ftfF aaFr atr 80 ssrne shraff 90 IA. rr.-f
"a WOuuuf ~ lee
a cree cnnr-aHrsr fInnHs rr-...rr
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uEFrRAvEILER.

To- shsi-- oi utghi s~r- fniar 6st
A. ~ oeEh - ssstrra rtrf $500
1854 -he turr uiti So. and zee
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-15
A Model Renublicnn.

During discussion in the L. ;. senate
ou cotton frauds, Mr., McDougal, Of Cali
forna, said he knew of man who had
been rejected by the Senate for Captaina
Quartermaster, who was nothing hut q
common gambler in California, not worth
ten thousand dollars. After his rejection
by the Senate he went down to New Or
leans where his brother was in command
He engaged in operations there. In short
time he died, and by his will, which wa,
now in the Surrogate's Court in New York
it was clear he had made two million dol
lars. He supposed the Senate knew who
he meant; the name of Benjamin I. But
Ter was familiar to all.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-15
President johnson and the Negro
DeputatiOn.

The Chicago Times, in noticing the me-
gro-deputation call upon President John
son, few days ago, makes the following
suggestions. which we hope the President
will heed for the future. 1t is not so much
the fault of the negroes that the Executive
Mansion Is disgraced by such exhibitions.
as it is of the occupant of the place. The
Times says:
''President johnson would do well here
after to keep these colored mcnial+, these
ex-slaves vagabond freedmen and pre-
sumptuous negro exhOrters aud stoyc-
blackers from the executive room of the
Presidential mansion. The insOlcnce dis
played by these men shows their mlitness
for contact with gentlemen. II President
johnson ever admits any more such dele
cations, it should be into the sculleIy. Let
them be received by his colored cook. 1t
they wish an argument, let it be with the
individual who cleans the Presidents boots
If they wish to chop logic on questions OF
National policy, let them toast their shin,
around the kitchen fire, and chop it with
the colored coachmen."
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-15

The Washington spondent OF tLe
Detroit Frfe Pfess gay of the late insel
view of the negro doputation With DC
President
THE Interview was planned By certain
radicals In Congress, who adopted that mode
Of drawing the President out and. accord
ngly. had II arranged To have his remarks
reported i'm nll. The plan was not at all
Objectionable to the conservative pHlr here,
because they knew uill well, from frequCnt
conversations with the Executive. WHIST his
views are In regard to forcing negro >ui-
irage on the people Of any portion of the
United States. Without making amy Ifits
criticism on the presumption of the ,lhrkles
I'm thus seeking an Interview with the Chief
Magistrate Of the nation. and addressing
himu they did or OF the nyer-courtenuS
manner la which they were received ana
convcr,cd with bt the President. 10 Is Suili-
cirut perhaps to accept his ruphatically
expressed opinions as they were delivered,
and content ourselves with u knowledge uf
the fact that they viii command rs they
undoubtedly merit the cordial appreciation
of the great mass OF the American people.
"Of course the radicals are swearing
bitterly over this plain talk. Their daf-
Hing scheme of Universal negro suifrsgt~-
beginning in the District of COlumhi,,--iS
dead, SO far as the sanction Of the Presi-
dent Is concerned. They have no ground
for hope Ia that quarter and rs they are
afraid TO make such an issue before the
people it follows that the whole thing mag
be considered practically at an end
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-15
More Tinkering OF the COnstitu-
ton.

Senator WILSON, of Massachusetts, pre-
poses to put another patch on the constitu-
ton. His last amendment is in these words
mo payment shall ever be made by the
United States or any state, for or on ac-
count Of the emancipation of any slave on
slaves. or for or on account of any debt
contracted az incurred in aid of the rebel
lion against the National Government"
If one half of the amendments proposed
To the constitution by the negro-worslir-
ping radicals of the present Congress should
be adopted, that time-honored instrument
would become like Joseph's 'coat Of many
principally black. Truly have
we fallen upon strange times. What would
the fathers Of the constitution say, If they
could rise up aud see the fantastic tricks
before high heaven now played by thcir
degenerate sons in regard to that sacred
documents
Perhaps, however, it is just as well that
these things should transpire now. itmay
have the tendency to awaken the people OF
the country to a true sense of the position
into which they have been placed by COM
mitting the administration of the govern
ment to the hands of the dcstructives and
inccndlaries who now rule the hour.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-15
GLEANINGS FROM THE MAILS.

....rfI II
The disease called spotted fever h.li bro
ken ont in Licking Comfy. Ohio. At
BrowhSyIllc II has spread I" an alarming
extent; two. Yong ladies named Martin.
oIn, ' ,, rbe Jisnns ,i,, '''' ''"''
Nine Of the yOuug persons who caught
cold going from party at the house ofDr
Isaac Scott, in the vicinity OF NVOca. North
Alabama. have already died, aud others are
still sick. Reports were for u time current
that they had been poisoned btHs fhe at-
tending physicians say the deaths resiiltcd
from taking cold. .Dt
In the breach Of promise ease of Come
| liza A, Niggin against WIn. a. Russell, ,eX-
| State Prison Inspector of New York de-
cidel Yesterday before Judge Clark in
New York City, the Jury awarded damages
to the plaintiff oil $1,000. .'i ID
x-.,.,..,r 4. p. /,
louNS LADY NHOf Al 9iLuBENNi lI:E'--A
SounS utuA llaniel urIini'ce' ol moore
Ielu; ilhIrlsou 'o4ltS' ONO was Shob Ht
strange peddlcr. The BAH nasscd fhroIigh
the Young ladv's RIGHT breast causing in
Stant death. The pedder He'd immediately.
leaving his pack.
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ailee OF ile4tenanl at ,ii'ltanoogL tilr
T,m hotc5s ont FbsJ ,,,.i"d thnn, ,m' az ~,
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