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Especial Dtspatch to Me Cfnctnnatf Gars


CoLusrBUs, JAMS I
Thecqntemp1ated seEenade to General
schenck came off early this evening"
Responding to. the calls ofa large as
senib1age I'M 'front.' Of the Neit House,
the General said, IN substance:
This Is a welcome on the part of citii
zeans and strangers grateful to my feel
inGsi iItA iSlWeIl thatAa compliment Of
this kind should take the form of mu5
sic. inasmuch as it is an indication of
the, harmony sof feeling existing be
tween those making the call and him
who is called upon. Know there is
harmony between you and me as COM
niete Me as1that drawn from the instru-
ments OF, this band, because it is a har-.
mony in relation to those subjects in
which IFaiau, as citizens of common
country, feel the deepest interest.
svHe ttien referred TO the questions he
had discussed in the late election CAM
paiRn, He had tIlen said that the solu7
tion of the difficulties of reconstruetio
WINS a work of timeSn mot to be hasteneds
He was still OF thatopinionS The Pres
idant had been taking steps in that dis
rection. His expefiments of PrpYisa
ional Goyernmentsseaid the speaker, =
am afraid he can 9hardly believe has
been successful in inducing the reYolted
lions as States, to come back intO good
fellowship with the rest of the States.
Congress having met, has been called
on to declare what is necessary to be
done, TO bringa bout 9, complete restoraL
ton and now people are ready 70 ery
SION betWeen Congress and the Presf-r
dent hut let me assura you that you
shouId be cautious of listening to. any
one Whosraises a clnInor ofithisdk kind.
Every Coppeflieal predicts II, and dis=
affected polid dcians wish hut beg
Won ,to, put such thought far rom you.
Youswlh find that Congress Will stand
Iby The Preside ehti and the Rresident by
ltCon4fess, md the, diff fieuItieA belover-
\ come. ii have too much confdence IN
l6AnSirew pIohpsen, tlwho stood in the
Senate WHEN it was peril Tor any South
ern man thus 70 stand there, in the
| presencA Of =, y trait = TO II Z believe
liInehee to bring the country safely
1 flifoui,ff ftesel trials and I am too sure
| al tha altrnase desire Of Congress to. eff
Il faef the Same result, n of to Believe that
sfheysfo0r VIII work togethers and With
ftfs President tolsthe Psamet endt The
Presid dent,s proyislo onai goyernItaents !
10 not think have developed that con-
4 itfoIt Of loyalty, that disposition 10
lcs,apl the peace and abideh by their du=
fie, 9 ON the part OF the great mass of the
neo ple South thht we had reason to sex.
is5ecf at ths BEGINNING gIfjsH fllFT3 ~
if81Ik lias seem ed to me that there has
l5{sissin q esfeab deal of iloilsensica1 talk
Z shotit he ,conIii ion Of the Southern
isssiatessffI have never ttoubledimyseli
E1ssto whether they were intheaUnionol ol
i o,fs Of i haye held that the people ~
4 fbe Sonth II Ilnd + tol rebel, and wert
i ssl5iSduefi and put downs that the, States
4 JFse15seseutiu agthosa4 people in an organ.
j Ii5S,s5 S6i1dfti dr. iiiid0i the katIie effort
4 1nd 3FeTe IN nike nj anuer sul l1dued. 4 II
this condition they are leemPelled Z
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whom We borrow the above facts comes E
to this conclusion :-soef falE.59 mn 5svs
ss;SEVVewatch with interest the proceed-i
ings= of -6ougress=but 20 one who is
present with thepeople OF the South, all
the schemes for irecoIistr ctionQ appear
foolish alike, No political measure,
except universal suffrage, will take
power out of disfoyal hands-and the
remedy then would Sbe worse than the
disease. No, senator's may argue and
editors lay down the law : but the only
safety OF the Union, the practical solu-
ton of our difficulties, lies In the immiz
grafton for (which Mr. ,Boyce soseagerly
looks IF Athe lnervel and loyalty Of
the South, ii the prospect whichIso ap-
palled Gen. Early Is realized, there will
be loyal Southland never before"
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rfushIng :Out ABoIffIellnl.-ome Iellnl sug.
Ii;lieesfioIia foa. the Times.
!. fTipnt a. phtlaaelpiia N itteel,a.l


Down "a; fhe anal lII e.so,liaip5se & Of slavery
and rebellion, the uniyersal spseifc of
the Democraie party ior an Lne .,as aais 70 70
iSs,tsh IN ont abolition. All sorts of ways
were suggested for this process, but the
crushing out IN, the Democratic style
-ileNet made any soft OF progress AT
length race of statesmen arose VINO
advocated different style OF cru erus!ning !ln,g9
agftationby removing the cause, wnlch,
being IN itself an undo H ppted eyft q otitsnti
to have peen remover long hg9. IN IN
this. they have succeede9 SO hlnen ts-- nee-
ter than the Democrats that the catuse q use is
removed peing Ssessy9 sAtf pasteSoTT.
and as an Inevitable sulteabolition fs
.,... xutII;a,,IisT sT1sS,,5l si its,,rjr;s.o,, has,
=
so long the chtef organ Of IN IN ~ iaapolitloifz ollitloifz
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Die A1nteAr
State Matters.

H4RFER'sA AFERRY, ARSfoRY.-An Of
fort will probably be made for there.
storation Of the of the United States
Armory at Harper's Ferry. The natur-.
al advantages of the place and the,
large amount of Government properly
there, formerly used and Still ayaiI1.
able for the purpose, are the reasons
assigned forSthe request The rebuild
ing of this armory would not inter-
fere with that at Rock Island, Ill y =
UsuRY LAw.-The Richmond Repttb-
10 says 1t Is probable that the psury
law of Virginia will soon be aboiished;.
and the legal rate of interest fixed as
high as It is in the Northern and West
[lMTHAAIE) gasz
We have heard an effort will be made
to have the same lawsrepealedIh here this
winter. - - iiA : Z - 2 80 Is
b. The gaFksburgy Telegraph having
heard that the late rebel Gen. Mudwall.
JacksonI contemplateg makingI that
place his home, respectfully informs
that ''individge,, that the supply there.
already exceeds the demand. Better
ship someof them and make room for
a better article. In 81
PERsoES;A1.&ft Is understood u that the
pen of DIR. Dennis B, Dorsey, Of Fair,
mont, viii be employed on the new
paper. tho HcdeAs. THIS gentleman,
who with scholarly dttainments Econi-
bines the clerical and medical profess
sions,t was for time surgeon of the
Third Virginia infantry (now Sixth
cavalry) and is now in charge of a
'congfegatioii Mt Fairmont. He is re-
puted to be-the author OF tho new
"Story of, tho War in West Virginia" I"
to appear in the opening numbers Of
itlie RedetteJf III tLdA9 alI5Ud
FEDERXBcouRT.-At present the Dis
trtceof West Virginia. Is not includedin
any of the Circuits into (which the
United States Is divided by its Jndi-
efary system! uA cliange is talked ofby
which it would be placed either in the
First District, over Will Chief Justice
Chase presides, or in the Seventh, under
Judge Swayne, and q Circuit Court be
holden here twice year.
NJ lEHEA A5UFREhE COUHT OF APfEAlhS
will begin its regular semi-annual ses-
sionin.this city, ON Thursday the 11th
inst. Business of great Interest," wlit
probably come before it. i.tss fa6E :
THE LEGISLATURE will meet on the
third Tuesday, the 10Th inst. 80,
REooMMENDEEbf.Eunnder the late or
der of the War Department requesting
each member of Congress to name one
candidate. for n .Lieutepant's commits
sion in The regular army, Lieutenant
Alstorpheus Werninger, jr.il of The 9Th
West Virginia Cavalry, has been recom7i
mended from this Congressional dis
trict.
Fl CANDID ATEs. Il ss.M1The Z foIlo@ing named
gentlemen are s understood to be candi-
dates for sergeant-at-armso of. the next st
House of Delegates: S.-G.WsAforrison,
of this city; Jesse, F. snodgrass, of Dod-
dridge county, and .. sLo&fieRs. Hall,
Esq, Of Marion county. s'nq i .,iFa.lE s; ID;
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!. !. 5Warf' War Is Not At An End,

u TTHE NEwBOOT&S &SHoEsToRE Mo-
1 ~ .I58 Main Street, where ;flTft elnss goods
fiiaFl any other esth shInenL in this eisy%
s5fS0hfE ONE C0afE AIlEl TO JOHN X
ROBINSON, where you wi ind q well Re-,
iecfed sfoclrof Boots, Shoes and Cater, con-
sistIng OF every thing In the line Of Iadifs,
Gents and Misses wear. Kept constantly on
occupied by ar. John Bishop. Can and ess
amino for lyourelles idnd serure good ilaT-.
gains. NOV IS the time to ret your money
Understanding. Don't fnreet tlies. pIaf,e fhe
sign ofthe Big BlaelE Boot, = n0v2.
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National Politics.

( sl4 YadEy5r5- n =z57-- n ~ : on al
Serepasle, to General ,Behenck--r-Hisi
Response..-His Views ON Recon-
struetions5si .sI Fisfi Z iaHit'sliFs a'J
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9 DISSOLUTION.

HME C0PARTNERsHIP EXISTING BFs-
under the fiFm name OF NJ C. I.ee-ch yElsdis-
solved on the 18th Inst, by7fnukual oonssnt.,
Those having Eelallna AGAINST ffhea late drIn
VIII preEent the same for settlement, and
thoe6 indebted ara requested % make hnlne-
diate payment. A collector Win cali on those
= - : M C LEIGH, .ls.s
oeass<nd THos. HUGHB.
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DIR. T. j. KISNER,


gTJEN6ERS; ASEETO AnL THOSE
who have favored him with their cont ~
dence and patronage, and would intoEtnn1s m
friendSmid' the people generally, that hew VIII,
the coming year, occupy his old ofice on Sd
street. near Reed 4 KrattS Drug Store1 centre
y SshissS@ is S sis 9sfs e 5asnTs and
H i,s aud ID tassii sirs odssfs
uon tfeafsSt NE se Hs pfas dhe % EeIectio
System of Melicine, using mild but effective
iSs Ns P6WSTs fhS sIsd edisines II Gsed sI
ofiiee. Besldes lhe Treatment of Acute ItsIi
q s - ineht qI OF disease.
ni h1i1ts ynEied forms viz; PnTnlent Discharges
PuruIeIft or ainnia, Ozenn, Enlarged Glands
HIceut lions 9anesrs md all :vasitiesDf Skin
~. ilfseasss of The Throat. Lung and Heart, IIv-
er fSornIlaInt DiaErhpea. Eysentery and Piles
II 2, anS pinai EpIisFs ~
Rfeunlatisrn md SRiErlly ysst eseAses OF Ee-
males, yemenorrhea LetlceEL Lhea. tno,ag ls gsrls
SoSls 6sellseS To which they are subject he
stfsffreatS Tl1e treatInentot chill
DREN viii resolve the same t,s neIe-
tiohs seriefly ESffi ieSniial andl lstin receive
prompt attention. Night c7lls ehserfgliy an
,,,gl sni6 tela|P. II. ErF a n SNrEfa i5hns
e, A'Aa93 Flour. Flour.
lno BRLs,, 9; shepagiea. q Cl,olee tnnIly, ~.
Sst. rhe6Sis. 81 i. "a iafaiIy. '---i,,- ~
IsRpls s. Gsasytsys DsS9s kStE q. ! ~;
novlO~ LIST, MORRISON & co.
-. ! ,ls,oaSB Beams Beans.d AR
~ - n Hf1sIIIsI,S PRIME WHITE MEANS
,9(jsEdr Sile byki5 GoRRELL &SGoss7
-iSS1iuoE6o u
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Franklin Insurance Company
~ stlise or wHKKuTSa. 'sii
900.


fsu4i-srlss DTnECtrOIrs.
h T. H. Logan, =. p. ShaIIcross Cock. Wheat,
Geo. mendel, John Zoecller, Saml., NcClel-
Ian g. w. Ffnnzhelfns Jas. N. Vance, Alex.
1fapgnIn riais 81 ,asuud Is izug-EiiI
TNHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
Organized, are prepared to tniSe fislSs Mt
fair rates on BUILDINGS Of al kinds; meTchan-
disc, Misunderstanding establishments fnTni-
tuFe, sfeaInbdats and csITgoes on the western
TiyeH md lalfes, and also on the lives of per-
sons for a term OF years. This Company Of
feIs superior ifdueefnents 10 fhfn1eFs, where
by they can be insured for Three yesiIE, Mt re-
duced rates. This belnga home Institution,
composed OF some ninefS fS'-fnnr Htoelzh holders,
most ofwhpm nre among onEs best business
men, recommends iteelf 70 tile fnvoFable con-
EitieFati0n OF the linsuTing public, and SOlicits
their patronage. s-sF.as45
iAppiiCA tlons for insstrsihce viii be promptly
attended to by tie Secretary. 10 u .7if
once, No, McIure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams FsrTiress Co.
l7f5--f : Esfff n. u. ARTHUR, SocretaTy.
SAhf,L McCEEII1AS, President.
GEO. MIsNDEI1; Vice Presidents
N c. ARTHUR, a GENT for paying pensions.
0fliee, No. Incline House, betnG TIN Eam0
formerly ocenpied by Adams Express Co.
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2 Fon1rs.L g5FIonrS. :

5Is : - 1,95;B Beams Beans,a AZ
n - rlsRT1sdFfys PRIME WHITE REANs
,0tlsEdr sale byEi5 GoRRELih = Coz
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u eASDibxTHt n fo1l6@ing named
gentlemen are understood to be candi-
dates for Sergeant-at-armso of the next
House of Delegates: S.-GsWsAdo dorrison,
of this city; Jesse, F. Snodgrass, oflDod-
dridge county, and D. ILo%rfe's. Hall,
Esq, Of Marion county. : a,Faaa s; I'd
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Fsa3ssSTffTsEsKINEsP PARZ.s 81 u
q ,isATTNt a AP-Fo4 . Ap1H5JUsT
- TSsffyei AT 2 ~ "a EktS q BRO.B
noy2 - =
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W.DsSaWte9lI B Bro.

5zS1T75yPss EIsOR ffIsfS. HOarEN Aqn
TChfldfeti--I = ! adiess and Gonflenens deecy
lined GIogeA Cheap Gloves for Boys and
Girls: e low prices j 4.-lEslas =. RHODES.
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yield TO the conditions of law imposed
on them. We shall expect them 20
manifest sntfie eient devotion to the eoun-
try; to adopt such laws organic ana nu-
nieipal as VIII give security agalnst any
repetition of the attempt at secession:-l IsI:--
,Thave no doubt the President desires
to have these States restored more im+-
mediately into full union and represent
ltation in Congress, than Congress IS yet
ready to allow, but time will do lts
work and you will find that Congress
and the Presid lent, standing together,
are determinsd that these terms shall pc
compiled with. i.,s5 80 .IsL I. !.
General Schecle then hastily enumer-
atad the specih ihc1 conditions TO- De re-.
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SOUTHERN ExTRAcrs.

;Abont Rebels, PRrdOns, ReeonciIin-
fiohL, Iee6nstruetion and the new
Regime.
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mag possib u pyerrun us, desolate
cities in ruins, murder our people, and
reduce us to beggary; but4y cannot
Bubdpe OF sIbjhgate us to your govern
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Formyself,z sir, lam free to declare
that unless my opinion shall be greatly
changed. 1 shall to airecon-
lstrnction OF the Federal Union, The
Rnbicon is passed, and it shall never,
,,,;tI,7 =, oa,,oa,,f I,n raov.Oaaad
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Norwar Ions.

Ilanee 81 ~ritfra upan a'-c'i every
th'og Oh things arr T-.-i-- a~ay, b.
h'ii "an7 tling- arr becoming 49,
Tee r~n.e,ion. are cas.cd e., ever,
dir obsersaiioa. s.pccsu, .n Cur r,s,,
'''.'sr =, i''' time TIE anc'eni 49, ~sl
.''rn 81 irn''' shop Of heriaiu.n Ta.t~r.
a' ''''- 'nr storms al bla.f. of
'',-' ''f'- 'r'y 'n.iieniy disappear
81 '."r ''0c. an 80 now 6ni BE-
''''' I''Tr a'i '.''hird ur'on th- prrua-
ises oi 1re''a.r 'ro,srtf. uho IA. Be- iur.
"''''' $50 .''r '..''r' All oiher laNu-
'''' ih. s'Ah .' "i 'hr inner nan.
Mrss-s. Fisher s. >,a u.,h an ALE creu
az had. A. feba.iiin- oa th- rrisilr-, q
Steep faii'. arl W. sr- pleased g. knor
taai hocral su'.seripi i-n las t.ra rai.ri
hs cor to-nsu,-n for th- Sane.
Atameetir~ ..h,,f .l..,.... -.
tti. VILLAGE on S,rg-l,,f... +, 49,,
MOTTO d tis N,--,, y,r,-- ,..----.....
ia-.t- d. er, T,,,-. ~.
Aaleu, grounds. ,;r,,r, -..,-..,.....-
tie vote b, ~Lich q -as 'o--ai.l th~r- :,
10 B.. deemed tiai the., rrosnS. al r,,,;-
o.. pcriar.. some - years m1-e -i,',,,,
being essentially -s'-ef Or o,Ler-i.e inn
proved
Geo. Cro-ec T. Bal Car, J,,,.h,,
Biakc. w. g. t.ao.iro. All rh,-l... ~.
ar commencing saiasbi, 4 l.,io,. al ..
pairs ursu th..ir i.s,l.,-r.-. All .u...i,, -
lcncrs are berg ur,.ir upon ..nl-, .,r..,.
IT, nrs G.rrs b, a.. urr~r ,i..,-,t d. 80.
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Tie Ma'-al Ei4-,iiaaai Sori.ty IRA
eli. beii ttrir a.aai L-,.- 60 ti- Sr-r-
Ir-a 20 Geaif't Academy. Frls. eve.
AFr' -7It Ih- A-alrug -4. rueat, tb-
hl..t.s srl fa..r .atrrI rrf.. .t..r.
y.--r t.L.
l.e L'rfnr. rFrrr.s.s consisted az an
orat.'a lg So Cti-'-. = CIspua. .ftt-
>erlem1-r C.ass of Iouds.a COLLEGE arl
a poem ty Mr iirnrv l. Cirr-an. oftte
senior ''ass af rorir.a. TIE oratnr..
s-hle.t ras SINH. No ans th-.r
laf.-re, OH oaf Coar,ry. To ortao,
rasa tr-s ally ~rft.n aaI efer.--.fr
delivered rfaia.flla arl vas r,.-is.l 9Th
m-.h Favor hr ibe aal.eree Tle r.en
sHs -ra.fi-i aaI ~iffv version aft ie r-,.
tta..-'.i. s.orr of Parlors Tt- nsmer.
ols oaf. fii h.is al CO. h.t.ors aftfe r-e..
ere iif Here received vfh .t.a-s of 90
r.t.s- Boz sl..l ,te is.- objects ~ Gle r.
efs sa'.r. l.aH. .ref
At.- t.. i..far exercise. rers -.r.I..
Of. -.s ntl vas orea,I. arI l- letter..
i."-.l..i An..r ,d- i.r.-s 90. GOD.
directed Ell. co. rr.-e.. Isfr- .-f
another f. '- I.e il...l.. Mao Ma.
st.r Diversity 90 ... tr. cd. q. .-
-rrarI fa o. f-a.-. uet. atf. r.r.....
arr ai aerr.l f.s' te Iir.- res...f 81.
I.rrr.r f. sh.n Del vst .r....I IL. Et
f-rs tatrr Deem disposed .f .t. -......-
T"
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Frcedunea's Burcau Bili. and was partially
snccessfal; be made TIRE fcht on New
Hamfshire. ard uas defeated h. male the
eght On The Civil Rights Bah. and ~as ,le-
scafed
No~, a. thc close of the Grst year % ms
adminlstraiion. b. ~ho entered ofioe 18th
The appiause 81 a. rnt,rr people. stands .ol-
rary and alone Del has neither party nor
pcoP,e- Ills onls ajh-rrnts are those vLn
earrf thcir r,ariors NJ traitors in their r,nck-
80 iust a. in o'i trffcs free nsrroes Ar ere
Sou'h used Oh carrs passes frou tbrir mas
ter. IL has 90 friiosrrs Boz these waosc
lives have been forfeited D. thctr crimes.
and ~ho arr living uionumenis ~ Executive
uiercs Or ucaknrss TIE Dcuccrafir par
O.. uron vhirh D. reies ior support. yirl1s
90 BE- s0p~al. ~ docs fhe Mul-o' tie wisr
60 the hcuightcd traveller. 10 lea1s aud
guides ban not 90 safety. nor oct az thc
uiirc in ~hish hc 81 fourlrrinr. hut on ari
on 90 his dcstrurtion and run. n hss a.
comPiishsd much during one year. and be-
iorc be close of tbe second Its contsinpt Tor
tie ~eakncss OF 90 sittiul uin be o. open
ani o. Wanting a. 70 - no~ universal tut
covert lChicago Rcpubiican.
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Rrrour froN ruE Rrco~srrvcroN
C"SNTTTEr. The Reconstruciion Commit
tee have male Report. m part. II 10 IN
tie form Of al sucndnens o. the Constitu-
iion. Which provide.
SECTION NJ state shaI make o. en-
foror an a. -hich sail Abrid-c tbe r,risi-
le-rs or fulnunifies of citrsns ~ ths nifr.i
States. nor shall any state drDritr anr PR
.on of i'r. hacrty 90 property ~i'hout g..
process % a.. nor dCuy O. anv prrson nth
in ifs lsrIsdiciion the equal protsctiou 81
lie ~.
Sc. .. Eepres-rtafiscs shau - ar-,.r-
ticned snscne the several >ts,r. ~birk r-,v
- iucludcsi within this nion. arrorsinr
20 thcir respective uaulhers. couriin.s ~.
~hoic number q T,crsons In sarh STATE. e.
ciutlnE Indians not taxed. Bot ~hrnss~r
ln any STATE the cicrrise f-anchis~ shsl 30
crrird 90 a., portion OF ifs male citizrn.
not lrss than t~eufs-oue y.ars % 49,. ~
on anv -ay abridged. except Tor partrripa-
tion IN fhe rebc'iion CT oiher criu,s. ~.
bnsis ot rcrres~ufafion On snch state shaH
b. redacs-i n H. proportion -bichths nuu,-
Der ot surl male riiircns shall bar o. ths
~tolc number q MAJ c.tizcus rot Ics. thar
t-ents-ouc v~Ers oi 49,
-. s. Intii the $50 dsy OF Jalv. fs1O.
Al persons vho solgrtarily adhered o. ths
iaie insgrrcction. cisrc it al and comfort.
shaN b. cScirled from the ri.it o. vote Co
tne-nters 81 Corgrvss and for Electors for
Precedent Ard ' 'cc Prcsi6cat 81 ibe United
SAFES
So. Ncricr the Unued states ror
snF Stare shaii sssu1ne or pav aus dett cr
osligaiion ai--sdy inrurr-d o. -hich nav
hsrra'ter IT, i,csr1vd -n ST 81 fhs insa-r-c-
tor 90 49, sEainss tLe United States. o.
49, claim Tor comprrsaiiou Tor loss 81 an
Volartary sersice 90 iabo-
Ihls aul,r lulcnt aiso ~mhra-c. q, at
thsi ~i.en ary STATE shall have adopted ,ts
ar'endn,cni. az aod.fel 80 con.tiratior
% corrcspond. TO Senaior- and Rrprcsen.
taiI'es on being Jaly chosen. shall De- a.
nitted % srsts ia Csarrcs, AM o. rroro--
'''r OF th- direct TAX NAV b. postponed
ai-o oi1 prrscribi-s certain oficrrs. an.ier
~ late confclcra-,. No shar be in,E-itie
% any oiHoe sader 'hc Nalonal govern
mcus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

" Autr-' Nrr~u.Y. IT,. Nr-scrr
j. st1afet az Morrill,. Corner. W,,sErook
80 De- i1ncf.on g ihc Poriiarl & Krnnc-
bee ard portland s. Bories'er Railroad.
to miles FROM Portland. T. coutain. A.
large assorfment ~ az sorts of fruit ,r~e..
saruticry ani fo~er.. ~hieh ran BE- ser.
O. an ra-t % tbe State He las a'.o. tbe
rev caf.---aisei hv Marshall r. wii8~-.
~ MAJ called Ciarr.' Favori,e. vbi.h b.
larrr. ri-h ard hariy.
nan by th- nimc oi Cha-ie. S~an ID
-. Naierio-t has as.umcd % altasArcr,
in soue place. but -. Adam. de.;-.. +,
% b, understood ihai hc las no trasc,I.ar
Agents. Post oHoe Al8rcss. PortlssI
Bor 22o7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

ArNIs-IoN 90 CotoHsro. Ths hil to
adn.ii che re- State cf Colombo io The Tn
ION. passed thc senate on "wednesday last
by rhc ioiio~i-s vote.
leas-Messr- Chaniier. Ciart. Con
ners. Cragin. Crc.rcu. Howard. lio-e.
kirkvoo3. Lane oi inliana. Ne. Ponc-
roy. kamsav. Sherman. SprsEgc. >ic--
art. Truaban. Van wiukic. Whey AMI
Nil.on-l3
Nays-Mrssrs- Backalos. DA.is. Doolii-
tie. E3mani.. Foster. Grimes. GutLrie.
lieniriek.. Mep5a-aH. Mo-ran. Poland.
Eiilis a,i Su-nncr-i3.
Mr.. >a-uurr's vote 10 iolri in re ueca-
iire. So tis rcason thar che Cou.titufioa 90
'he n'~ STATE deuiel ihe right % suffrage
% OBJ, ooiorcd P.r-at.oa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

IuAI 90 JUFF. DAVIS. A geulensa
Who has 1ecn -onsaif.tg s.fh ths aafsori.
fies az Wash.rgion says Be- BE- proba.ls thaf
JET Dave uiI De- tired 90 Norfolk ara
"a fis trisi go roe b. entered uror. uu-
ii o. objects 90 o. g1ser-us-f csn 5e car
red oat. Many tl.ak tlis is al cas- usaas
chosen ior b. reiease Mr. % be-. gained
T'rrmissiou io sisit h,n 49, has been rn
Montreai laie'r siere sio b. 10 p.r,base
nan. .on o. thtir iufurs BONE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

Tie inventor of o. esnie,i,e Substance.
nitro gigc-riu~. .ass o. ctnnct be- crpio-lei
~ concrss, 81. nor irss than go irrrss.io Z
brai. IL eNT.a.ns fhr eEpiosiau % Ssn
lranci-oo. BY 'hs ieakiag ofapaok,so The
arfici~ niHefi ~ifh sau-da.i l. doably dar-
gcre-'- u" rH9iosiou AZ raaama.hc thiuks
coed rot have been caa.,l ty C.. Had a
paessgv sHPio.lsl b. uo.'l lave tlovu hole
'srouss The si-e o. tLr sL.P. al los have
dcsircvrd Be-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

JSioN MowfE. Inarccrnt nur,her q
'he Name Farmer appears q letter from
Gov. Cony offhis STATE. in ~Lieh D. .a,,
The lnion Mover that 7 par-haseI lat
Juiy proved itseN fr,i cii.. ra,hiae
w men cat -th It about eighty tons Of
bay. ani it ga rrt 20 OIL; 20 .-.lr- a-r c-.t
q crrt f.r r,fa.r. fla' seasor. anI uIra
tasen oa' oi the feil. uas ia a. good con-
dHiou a. on the f-,t iis if -asu.ei. Iti.
oi easy tra't and ! kn'r more better q.
o.. ard D ] Bal OCCASION 90 r8-eha.e
anoihcr shou'i seL-f ttr Uaioa.-
faruers i- Ma.'c so-fI ds ueu q, f,i
iov Gov. Cows exruri-. 4 uors o. tie
use BE- sufH-.ent Ken Joo-uaI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

lNrrSrfuss oF wv Srvarr several
ststeulsris give some conf-mstion 90 a,
'oi'o"ing rrroft. -hich -e cd n t,e Ne-
fork Iribure's Wastingfon dssr,ai-he.. o..
o. fhe proceslirrs in tte executive s~ss.,-
~ ih~ senate on Ttarsisv
Ihe s'afenert BE- ~tisrerrI af,a, this
eserfnc that tae --.rnfe fa-asr. fr executive
session. 1lsrussrc trnir Other raffers thrr
flc ui.farf rrrf-naf.rr- ahl.h srre ra...
"a nr.-n ufholf opposition ff ram.r 81
e. e. credited. faf frsfnr.fv rf GRE ~r-s.s
trrF .-frI-f.F arnrarrrl fnat ro rlrn.ra.
r.a .alall 81 earfrHlrI r.ler made q. ELL
r.srr mHte ra-arf by fhe removal 90
0f.rH.r sakr. rf arr CrHfrfrrf rr ..r ufr
trnfffei o. election .f Arl-ru johnson
'. CO. .aft l.,s.lrrtfll ansa.. Tie ~.r.
e. Lei l-rf t. s.sfala fae Irts.t~rf. ear
he'i an1 bet i-lcul. ard sapporers.