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The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-17


THE STAGE AND THE PuLPlr.-The Rev. |
Dr.. Hatfield, of Chicago, lately preached a
sermon against theatres, in which he said that |
he had been unable to learn of any actresses |
of unsuspected good character" He might
have snid, in addition, that il any, man will,
go nosing around among backg guards. or even
among rigidly righteous persons, that he can
always find some volunteer censor Of public
morals who will have something to say against
the best woman on earth. Taking this method
,of determining the question, 1t would be quite
impossible to find any man or woman. Of "un-
suspected good character" in thetwvrli. "A
few evenings after the reverend, gentleman
had uttered his silly diatribe against the
stage, Mrs. Cowe'l, an rctress, was called be-
fore the curtain at Mcvicars theatre; when
! she improved The occasion to refute his vile
absurdiies, In doing so she was oheered en-
Enthusiastically by a large and intelligent au.
dience. 1t is to the point to state that q few
weeks before, at the same theatte, two SWELL
dressed" gentlemen, had been arrested as
"suspcious characters,' but both were re-
leased when it was known that they were en-
inent clergymen of the city. One of them
was the same who made the attack on theatres,
and particularly actresses. 1t is a charitable
supposition that his business, in lurking about
the green-room, was to 6nd an actress of
:. = unsuspected good charac,er,I or else to
determine the truth OF his theory in, regard to
the non-existence of such. = : -
!
SOME of the miners just down from Black
foot exhibit weigh.y proofs of the richness Of
the mines in that direction, inahe shape Of
y nuggets ranging from q few dollars to several
, ounces, The pieces from McClelans Gulch
,'Epppear to have the advantage, as to average
!. weight, smootbpess and solidity. In that
. locality the largest piece yet found is S54o
: (which is certainly large enough Hp there is
! only enough of them. ? !, =, e = -.
= "A PRETTY waiter girl, in SAM Francis
: aplay yedo an homes. miner for $4,000, ant
, then dropped him. Desperate from the los
o of his money and the effects Of his degrading
passion, he shot the woman, and then blew
= out what little brains be was possessed, q
Y The girl win recover 10 enjoy her ill.gStte
rob wealth. ilGSoi il'T "f'''N
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-17
9ailp Mouutainrer,

Gang Ul0Mnla1nfm.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. IL, 1855.
II is said that the late rebel Beauregard
has been offered the post of Comma der-in-
Chic: oi the Pontifcal Zouaves at Rome.
a LITTLE girl in Marysville, on being asked
what made her cheeks so extraordinarily red,
srchly replied: "oh, I've just had beau |"
THE city of Chicago has been mulcted in
Sl4,O 900 for damage, resulting from defect
i've sidewalk. ~
BATTLE monuments are being erected on all
the great battle fields. The latest named is
At Fredericksburg.
A LADY asked a sailor why ship was called
she," and Jack replied, " Because it costs SO
much@ol her rigging"
The connection by steamer from Portland
to Dalles, was made yesterday for the first
time since the 18th of December last.
Ism Tallisa, the head chief of the Kansas
tribe Of Indians, killed himself lately, by
over eating.
AMONG the members of Congress elect from
New Orleans, is the veteran banker of that
city, Jacob Barker. He is now about eighty
seven years of age.
Col. Markland, the Special Postal Agent
for the Pacific Coast, has returned to Califor-
MI hov VII; tha N,l,,, l.
River interior. ....
THE San Francisco Flag asks &; HWhen the
Fenians 60 to war, how in the world do they
expect to form themselves into squaresT By
fquaring the circles, us matter of course.
CAMP LANDER, located three miles south OF
old Fort Hall, is garrisoned by thirty two men
of the First Oregon Infantry. On the 23d Of
November no snow had fallen at that point.
THERE are six hundred men working on the
line Of the Pacific Railroad, west from Omaha
City. About twenty-five miles of the track is
laid, and the work is going on rapidly.
THE Mormon Bishops have determined to
excommunicate all the women who oppose
poiy Auo btiio iiho buC mUfemcul
very much.
The story that the wife of Senator Rich
ardson, of Illinois, went sosth during the re
hellion, as an agent for the Knights Of the
Golden Circle, turns out to be'untrue. az
THE Rey of Tunis lately decided one hun
dred and 6fty-fve law cases in three hours
lie is "iastest" jndge on record; the next il
the matter of speed is "Alec," Of Idaho.
A" Champion Cue " is spoken OF as .. prz
to the best billiard player in the UnitedsStotes
II isniso proposed to offer champion
queue II for the best b-tailcd, fighting do
in the United States. .t I-.,..., y
THE story about the early dishonesty q
Judah P. Benjamin, late rebel Secretary c
War, isagain going the rounds of tbs pres
1t is already a thrice told tale" and has los
none of its details by being told SO often, ,,,
THE Spanish Americans of San Francisc
have prepared medals valued at 5000 eacl
for presentation to Generals Corona and Ri
Gales, for their defense OF Mexico e agaiul
French Invasion. ,a4 - o. 'H'
PoLY0AMY IN IDAHo-The Mormana In,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

Died IN East Dril-euaicr. Mas. Aur.
iss uon. Ezekiel whaman. arri On.
Judrs Whitrnsn "a born IN Bridec-a-
teF. Mass. IN i776. lie "a leh an or
plan AZ : hsi ~ the car, Of ~ uncle. ~.
sued Cor ooliege. in ths manner ~ those
days AMI ettcrrd Bro~n University in 1871.
A. ihaf tine a ootcmporary wrote. the
shols esPenses - student reed not ex-
ceci t~eufv pourds year. yet b. was
obliged o. lease his sfuiiss ths last rear.
70 otf.in u'oasy % PAP his -Ay. BOT pa.s-
81 esaminsii'n. ani crainafsd with his
class pa; BE- cane ont % coiicgc penalties.
lie shoftis entered he ofrc Of Nsban
Mitchell n Briirvafer. Mas and was a..
mif;ei % ~ bar IN 100 Dctsrmtncl %
oora1ncnce lie IN Maine. D. started for
Turner. IH the sprinc. On horssbAcs. VISIT
inc on his -ay has friend. Pelee Chaadlrr
a. Me- Gloucester. Hc made there sevsrai
enrsEeueuts for The next term IN Portland.
IL removed 90 New Gloacrster IN th- falf.
Will IN Turner L. uas ihe only is-ver IN
ths thea Cosuiy Of ONior,l. Hoo. Jadah
Dana as AZ Frseburr. thu IN York Coaa-
~. D. is17 b. established hin.rK I'M
f0rtland.-hasio- meantime marri-d IN
Masssrhasstts --~h~rs ~ gained ~ en-
h,isnce ofthe community All isr-e prs,-
tioe. The business ~ fhaf time "a. rr-v
hrsc. tie sn,ries r-s.h.-r nrtriv thr,e
ihossand a. a term. Arong the siudeu,s
u dr~~ about Liu. stre ti- is'c U,-. A.
bon \. Paus. Hon I,vi Wh,tnsn @
Nor~ay AZ levi S'aueU 90 Psri. Ia
iso,. L. a. eiseicd % Con rrc... o. tie
Feiersii-is tu' 49, d-frate,i fo- .ccoai
term hy So vote. bet vas arain elected
b. Isis. i>i9 and l-si. n took 2a-t IN
thc li-cussion on tic alnissiaa q Mao.
AL Missouri. and uas8s sF~ech against
removing th- siasrrv rcstri-iion ia ths lat
'er State lie sad thai. hat tbe North
stood firm ihen. slavery ~o1ii have bee,
slcrrssf1iir O. minated. T. rs1a D. ~ss
appointed Chicf Jssti-e Il the C,art q
'srnoaon PTeas. ~hiri position D. held uu
1871. ~lrn o. as appe,risd Chisf Jlstioe
81 fh~ Supreue Court. 81 resigned IA
isi,. a. ihc az % s3. a. a. ~hich -as ~
car'le'l p1hlie rnisisriun~ In isss b.
rr'urn~d O. Iiridr-~aisr % srsni TIE ~
raain.ier Of his dass. rnaSrn< an annual w.
% O. foriisni. che socn- 70 us early iato-s
NJ naHa- 10 iLis siate - rrsa-nbcrsd siih
greater rssf-ct than hat % Jsdre Wat.
ulaa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10
.Ere- wutt,v p JOHNSON

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C.l..--I-. =. t-.--tr ~. - 49, -"
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f.as a. o.. 90 .-..I.. -. -. 49, ~. .--
I,. n 49, 49, 49,. $3.50 i. 49, - -
- nd 49,. -r ~. DC asfe
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rre- s - a. 80 a. - 49,
10 ~ rsarrrr.arIar So ~ II. 49,. II. 80. 49,
lir $500 - .r.-aIr =. - ~. :,
sfra.a 80 n-..f Arm. trr. 1900.
.nsrssrf r.aa.la. d.. f.u-- 49,. -..rr -
rur -. r-----t.~ 90 g.. a.. 81. a..
49, 80 , .-ii-- - tltAfsI sai.urr ~ 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10
Destructive shower.

NET PsuIs. Aag {. is66.
Eruos 90 DDsoCEsr. One % ths
most terrisc and jestructise sho~srs that
has occurrvd ior ysars. passed over tbs
p'aoe On Ihursiay last. about :. Pm
lhc sho-~r oomucncci raiisringa iirle
60 tn West Il here Over the pond. On
Nsr'h Nor-ay an Greenwood. All passed
over here ia a nearly czst-ari direotion
al coufius-'i about An hour Taere "a.
bat li'tis vinl cou-cqncutls ne crrai dan.
az done vas caused by the p,rfcc, acoI.
q -atsr ths, l-u. Tbery had bcen several
sho-efs earlier ia ii- day and this Psarsd
On ihe ssriale. hoo.ied every thing al re
hiil .i.ir- -cre -hi'e -lh IL ioamia- "a
Ter. Great damage has teen donc 90 The
roads and mraioss The water took a ct
toto the ocuier % che road Iast aSoys a..
pin-uic grcunds and ~ien opposite re
grounds. cou,uasnccd to tear oct dep clan
neis iu the rosa. snd from there uearlv
D. do~n Co Lockc's Mil. ~ road - bad.
iy ~asiel. and chsnnsi. cut FROM ? % fcet
eseP. rendering a unPa-sabls. Al ths
railroad crossing over Story Brock about
a ~ - teiow tie siafiou one % the ahut.
uents o. ~ brii-c uas undermined Is The
torrents. ani aiihough arparvutly al right.
-hen 30 evening frrishf train rro-s,l. The
cars ucrc thro-n irosa tbs tack and nade
pcricci wreck.
wheu tbs eugiae sirack tie hriig-. the
en-iueer fir 70 rapidly settle ard applying
faii head u steam tore a-ay from The train.
lrapsi over shr chasm ,nd ich tle car,
tuu.iiog On ;he drink ~ble engineer anl
frcuan ha-eir escapel beng s-aiiourd -
fhcnscive. u "a a hsrl lookin- place
next morning.
~ Nnrfh faris ~ shower ~ even more
severe than HIRE. The bridge a-roes The
stream 'here "a. nearly ae.sro, a an ien-
de-r.i in7ss.ahie ana ,tc dsul % fss sa--
NH sni thrrshin- min. - carried s4av.
The iirhiuing strurk tn stable - Mr.
Io-haa BirLs-dsoa ard diI c,nsiis able
da-agr. b-t az not 80 frr. T. sirark ore
end rear ~ ri,lre pole AZ p.,.sd OFT -
'h- o'her. 'haiieriag sis4.. bracr.. al tim
trr, 7rru'i.rlon-'y
The roai FROM thc TIL n- -hborhoo1
o. a. village - iura.,atie. being an ear
ri-i asav ir,-i i''-h 90 ii'rh q So serfh
90 sour o. "a f-~t. ~ -oas. eSc,pi lar-r
roets tisi are a'u.osf iurniosahie
r. ians-r done % rad. d. ls-re al
- oost 90 r~rsir IN IRE Tscil 81 -thorlood
alone. :. c.tinairi a. high a. sve haaIrsl
dollar
H. brooks ani rivr-s looked a. maIiv
a. co. pullies in ih- road To- f,sdin-
81 'h- meado %. "a s1,s GREAT dssuare DIR
u-.id~s arg ausntiis. oi hsv va.i~d
a-py. Mf. Cypraa Brt.ou lo.t sbost
thrve too Of sss 81 81. ul-sd.-. and Mr..
q. 4 Parkrr hai .oa.c ~~u put up Nth
ia, -caps. that -sft lo-n ihr ssr-su. hav-
cafs and AL
H. vaisr uas from one 20 t-o See dep
"a thc hoiloHs ant s~ai-s after 10 shs-.-
q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

NV iUEVuUUr. List sprins Mr a.
" frostor clsared his slor. iaiendrnr Co
a1anion ise retail trade aiiosrflsr. b1t a..
conanara dcnan4 has iuiuo,d him Co
change lis -rt-ru .-s'ioti. e. Ia l1st pr.
Glazed q completely nt~ stoek. emara.irs
at Co. saI...lrs krpf tcrrt1.orc. Ihe Or
rIt1re is al. rea. of the LATEST st,l-.. al
be't uaan aiaeiare. lir las soune spirr,l,I
soits. si.ard elslrs. marble table,. saten-
500 tables. cafiain iHtsrrs etc.. inas good
~ 'es. and 81 a,7rr reasoaabiu price than
thry can bc Obtained .a thc oliy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10
Oxford items

Mr.. Harper an sNperienccd snd suterpris-
ing nAnlfActurcr. With ~houn Is connected
the heavy uercAntiis frrn ct n. J. Libbcy a
Co. OF Portland. 4. aboui 90 erect a sarru
Woolen Mil. The haildinE = 20 sand
on ste q abe oil o. Gang Sa-nill- STE.
~hich "a haraeI tc- ycars ago. aai ). %
he 50 feet by 50. three Store. high uifh
the necessary O1ihuildings. The tom %
Oxford. II meeting ls.s Sa'url,v. unyai-
mousiy voted 10 eNempt sad mill. mAchin-
cry. and capital for working ths sane. fon
TAXATION for the term q ten YEAR Webb
vile. ~iib The ne- impetus given IL bY ihe
ereeii0n Of Faesory. ill uniosbicdly
soon become aourishing village.
The Robinson Mansfsciurrng Co. Al Ga.
ford village a. 100 raining on fuil tame and
doing a Pro6table business.
The town az q rcccnt nseiins generously
voted the san Of $50. 20 bald an engine
hoose for the ne eagIne receuily psrrhased
b. The ei'iEsns 81 ths village
The cid bar, ine ground. -hich fOr ysa-.
bss laiu in . very sxrosed condition. n.
rsoeutiy been imProred ~ neaf. .uhstsa-
'ial fence. Piaoed srousa Il ~ private Sub
scripiioa.
Wm. z. Sylvester. NJ n. wbo ior ~
last IN wears has ben doing is-r- pro-
hssionsl os~iness m POSTAL. has removed
20 Oxford Village and i. no~ engaged "a
h. I.rofcssiOa 'h-re. DE- Packard. rrc~us-
y Of lieoron. has also recently removed 20
Oxford
Wm. n. Keen % Oxford. Of CO. p s9ih
Nsine. afer having ssrvei th-ouch resrIr
the Whole ~ar. a fcw werk. sincr n,et -i,h
a fatal arcideut a. Hilton Had. sc. Tie
ecmPanv 20 Which ~ belonged "a. % .,ar,
fcr bone the next CAV. snd tAey hsd been
celebrating their return q hone snA friend.
~ firing salusrs- Younc Keen hai a i.a-n-
ing foe in his had. ~hi-h secia~rfarv
burnt b.. aul In suddenly saro-in- .; from
HIN. i ieii into larrr qaantiiv Of po-der
'yiur nesr. ~hich eSpio5rd. wounsllnr Keen
ard anosber ns~uBbrr % the comnarr. %
that th~y bc'h died n a - dsvs. snd o..
Vereiv ~oundi"g a thiri soldier Who IA.
since recovered
TIE Congre saiional church ani sorisfv
hive recentiy sccurcd Tie services q the
Rev Air. Grover. ~ho. Ne unSersiand. !.
60 preach for them ,b~ ny, three moths.
Rev. II. Ne~hau. ,Le sblr and pops.
Jar pastor o. tle 81. 3. chsrch. aboat
wees since la ssd3rn ard scser~ attack
o. Illness. oai o. uos recovering. His pul
Pi Nj! BE- rrgu,sr's suPPlied D., other cler-
slm~1 sntd L. Is able 20 rcssa,e has pro-
icssional iabors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

i seems certain. in the O ar ~ southern
eisratches. fhat Soufhern maiconfcrfs -ere
ia consahaiiou eth the Precedent. and that
NY fne~ The FEDERAL a1fho-ify would BE-
ihro~n IN favor - che MOB. The rebel
hiyor oiliei On Gen. Bard and infora,eI
him fse Convrnfion would net sntusP
VI. ~hile D. knev 30 ~as 20 meet a. no8n.
% fhaf fhe General siouil take 10 steps for
the protection oi the member Gen. Bairl
bad erpressed 'he orinioa thar those usa
'hou'd be- protected ia RE discussion q
rutEc matters
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

Tie Dsmoc-aiic safe Convcntio,. hell
AZ foriiani. on Tu-sjay. nominated for
Governor. ?. ? PIi-5a-y. E-q. ofFarm-
ingtcu. Goose a. delegates o. Pa1.s.f.
rhia. l. j. " Sweat. T.. y. Roe. E.F
fi'sbury. \ ". Johnsoa John T H..-h-
inson ~as chosen ui~uhe- of safe Con
mit'ee fo- Oxford County. AMI Yi-ril u.
Paris was on The Commit o. resolution.
TIE string ~inds up 9Th tie fo.ioui,-
terrisc eniorsa' ofihe D,-'ato-.
EE~ptvTD-Thai fhe Crry-.rtion. IN Be-.
hsll ~ TIE Dvrnocra-v az Maine t~nser. IN.
ihsnks % Andrew johnson. Prrsideuf a
Tie Jnfiod states. for be fearless defense
90 orr assalicd Consfstiiion. f1r Lis pairiot.
ir ,norts io hafrnonize distracted country.
so - manly r~sisfsnts 90 the usurrsfions
81 r.voiutiouarv Conrrrs.. IN ubi-h
cour'e % actioa - P.e,ige Lim = cord al
slpQort
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

MtsoNlc iSsratL,rfuV. The folio.inr
olieers Of Nerinscot Lodge. v-rr instsIel
Jaiy zI.t. r. ". D. ID q. ". T.--~r o.
Gliat.ns ~. 7. Lllien. vs. MI T.
Brsdgon. = Is q " Bo-unsn , v
b. J.. Faaikuer. q u. % Tcara~. = .
Char.es Bake. :. ID Lew Perry. .. D..
=. D Ash. s : ME Br-rs. J. = /.
J.. Ciars. n u " lI1nphr,,. T..
rJoarnaL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

40 csrhsnge says thai by layinr q piece
Of charcoal ou e. burn. Co. pam subs,.es .sr-
H'ediafsiy. D. leaving ti- charcoaI on ore
hour. fle wound - hraiea g. has bsrn BE-
aaonsiratsi on seversi occasio-s It~iu
not cost a,ach 81 trv De-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

Tie President has srroinied Afonroe
lolnz. Collector A. Fr~nch,nan'. Hav.
Tbs noufnation - rejected Nv the So.
ate. Let % - again made ~ spite % e. We
would hke sor,e Cons'ituiion conservative
90 eSF'iaia boz this - done q. ~ ard unh
t'e adS'oe and consent - 81 S~raf- %
Tie constitation uiske. DO spr,oiati.c r.o--
~ concurrent. Tie birr sparus Gle
senate add . appointing al ihe oFe,r,
r~I~Ctsd ~ ihe senate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10
County Convention.

TIE Usss-s vosrss 81 a. Cos~fs 81 Osf.rt -
rrqussied ~ $3.50 c-hesI-- - r~psr-~.t fhe.a ra
Cosnis Cesy~niion. o. - E-iJ !. TIE Ger lee /.
- Psre Hin. an
Wednesday. August -. fsso.
81 10 s'c,urk - fh~ t-r~s-sa- - nFutusl~ candi.
cats- >~rstefs 49, Cassnly Oa.c~rs. foiio~s
Two -rskrors.
Gousrn G-HnfssaosNN.
CoUErf TsFssUHEs.
CLFNEo Corsns.
-HNnsFF.
AJUoeE - PHoHArN.
Art % tfaa-sct sny oth~r c.-sry hu.irrss.
Ths hsss "a - fsiho~-- I srtr.te o.
sseA to- aad pia-i.iia-; I s-i-E.iei.sr ~s-rs 50
Iaa-n soi~- eat g. Gav-rnor 81 lss4 49,, \
d-i-gste tor -i-riiy 6u.rfica 81 50 voirs.
Pa OAuR& % CO Con
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

fAEi- lluUH MrI. Dsr.nr ths SON
laVr. ta.- issori,- u,iii Ia. uus.rrsonr iast..r-
tat aifcrafions. ln 90 nra-liacrv Th-
hoiis have been rrnosafcd ADD 49, one.
-'.,lo'i. -aivh ~i.i u.ase t's- qaai.i, % tbsir
stscrsl brands cscn heitsr than tbss have
tren herviotorr Toe u.i.l eort.nu~. s.ae-
tho eAargr oi 81 : i-ysrr. aho tloroosh
iy uHirrstands a. ba.inrss. NJ FL.
ssii.rnes - the Ii.01iar ag-at 90 the mifs
4 ia4I stocE of-liic ~arat &C ere 49, crop
- nos on ts az .rom tLc ~ 80. -tea o..
proprietor ,ai-nl t1 p-s.ent better srti.
BE 81 q 'sr 'taa las ever 5crn soiI ia co..
s.oauf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

4 iLrssaST SAN IN sp~sking r.cout-
ls. 90 81 ilaumonI's boar. above sao-.
fa.l'. o. serc uoi a-ars hos great a pleas
ere D. La crowded for the pabhe. For
tso m,irs above Gle "a is. tb. risor d. quite
s'.il. an1 ia ns course iloszh The grove
ani u.eaIo-s. Affords one of ti.s riessaatest
i'ile ea.a-'l..' .a 'he sirini'y Tie baat
D. Dec. large. plriroiiy .sLt. an b, airats
clean.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

\ ia'er ani uorc correct estimate - ths
number Of huiidinr. burned 10 Portland
places e 81 $50 instead 20 isOo. a.. p-..i.
ou.'y reported. and 600 hmHiss rsnder-d
homeless. The ioss sill 5o over 60 oo0.-
90. of waica tbe .rsarance ~il cover Tess
than one half
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

Iho Belfast Age has tie f5.io~inr. ia
. highly Probai.ie that Coz. Couv vii caI
en- eEfra session q tn I,risiafsre sbost fhe
middis Of August % is wanted. 60 raf.fr
the coasiitsfionai aa.sudaeuf. arI ta. rc-sf
Portisnd'' state Tar for ihe current ysar. on
account q fbs Ere
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

Ihe y. Y. Tribsue pabii.hes q Is, 81
eisi'n Agents proiibited from dong busines.
~ &c >econd Aadi'or's Ofhce q fhe Treas.
- Derartmeuf. Among fbem are Mes.ls.
bre~ a Hsmihon % Alfred. ard Jssiah
feteher Al NJ H555. q Bossoa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

SrDDsS Dana. We iesrn that Fr.n-
CO a baoou. Ell. % Ras,iord. died %
Ih1rsday. AsEust -. OF iypboid fever.
aged 81. Air Bacon as rusub.r Of tb.
lasi Legislators as postnsaster 90 Ra,ufsrs
Centre add bas held several oaioss oftra,t
b. hu tosn lie as . nan highly esf.eu-
81 - III -Loie coasnsnHy. and his los.
~'A ee deeply felt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

Coffr'foS. festerlay mornisr abost
O'Clock. tie steamers Nev E,giaad nd
keguiafor csnle In coiiision in the t,rfo-
lniurinr ~ latter - badly thtt .he 80
obliged 10 retained o. the vha-f Tbs
Nes Engisni kert On her -sv aod sppear.
% 70 Be BAT siighsly daasged Pres
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

Ihr r.i'i.hs's oi CO. Traa.rr'p, have b.
seed q i-il tcca-at ~ i..s great ire siih e
-ircrt9rg OF t-e rersors burned COS Tbe
shcet ooufa.rs histor, ell stetra Of
&c cry. traria- thr hanifs of boa fts great
hrrs tlii tavs visited CO. city Prics i0
oeufs. boz .ale 81 tle rraa-rript oE.s.
POULAND,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

Ptrorv Cut We irar. t.sttt- ,ar-
gresl'.e.si f.-.-fy ai s. Far.. t,sr ss-
TENDED ar iasifaf.er t9 Be- Mr kaau-
ri Farr rrf1n. to become its pastor. sal
thaf i.tfrr hns been received f.a b.n.
sc,ept'ar fhe ran NJ o. b. e. srsIss,e
of Bangor Seu.narv iaf hst ---a-h-i as
Fhlir. dlring a. past rear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

An 'asitaficu Ia. lcrn extended to Rev
:. J.. o Chase oi M,aoi. JOSS rrsdastcd
from NrEt.n Itroiegieal lnstfatios. g.
become pastor ~ tbe sseo..l Baptist char, O
in Bangor
ls- Jo.rrai sar. Eev. ~ ID Ttsysr. 81
So4fl firis. ordained veek bef1r, il.t at
Bane'r. vil settle wHh re cLsr,i a, SCION
ani Bingham
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

iarEnrESrSr lion George W We'd.
"''n hs' rurcaassd o. Nerhsr lot. corner
o. MIDDLE ard Psari Streets. oa uL.-h b.
81 erect iarrs AID sp'-sdiI Dry goods
ar house TIE Doc contaias OIL. 90 .lsarr
ieef. sd Che r-ioe paid "a si1.5so.
Press
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

DEtEe aTEs CH1-ES F-ye5u-g. "A
Charles. Albion J. Gordon. : G. Hobh.
= y. Frye. Levi Bufier.. o. faror a. :
z. Fa-r.ugfos for Senafo-
Ra-fsri. Hon. Timo,Ly wa,ser. IIenry
" Colby. J. X Martin. J-r-n. ID warl.
we'll A. ! Knighi. Ta-se del-sa,es are
hssrlo'c o. Co a3n.na, i5a o. NJ. Greece
ior senator.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

Biusherri-s So qa.te ihiek thi. v~ar. on
tho KioTd PLANE. Macy peopie have done
athrising business 3D. packing ior the MAJ
krt. LeEisfcn dealers have men on tls
gfooni. 80 buy al tte supple. and 90 re-
eret fo isarr flat some have rof s-ruri-d 90
Tay tle P.cker. -ith src4ueat money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

Tan Gnsss. Mr - w. Dsshs-.
Norih PARE. tas ietaf tfis o.Bcea sps-i-
men ~ Herbs Grass. srven asi on--hsif
fect high. Itese Tecimsns sio- whst
gas VII d. rhen vel Sd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

Csrrtr sHor. To- Es.t Osf'rI Arri.
caitlral >orieiy. sal hoil bee pest era.s.-
100 ai Cau'oa Mins. on Wsiaeslay All
Thsrsdsy. O1tobsr ith asd "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

Tie re ~ baps 'sn. o. imnersi1u. ~iii
b. administered y Rev. NJ Venfrc.. next
sahtaih afternoon. at e. usuai place near
the ~ ienos of So ll-sry Fo5es.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

IAe Democratil Cosafs Convention VII
De bed on IAarsday. Asxs.g ga a. TIE
,oari House IN iLis pace. a. Overnight.
o -as originally called o. meet a. TIE sane
iia'e sn'i place 81 che Jaiaa Coas-us,sa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

tr ofeKcitcm-at So caused. Ca r. ir,-
day morning. by a rare arainst trmr. 81
THos. : iioLr. avetr-an ofueIliL re-
iuent. TIE race as on r. Dc ofs5. rst
Del ~oali make Gle d.sarcs hou Cd a..
l'oisf~rs sore. So-ih Faris. to &C. Ps.t
Oahoe on this siiLge. On Is ui1otes.
o. started af @ 81. rstehsi the t-ll,.
"a q So o. toP 81 tae sio-eILu n
s.1s Sfi co. uiis guide board atsssrs.
'he i'ar corners af3.fs ard ftc pcs oE-e
af s..s f.-lsring nrarir 800 mirat.. ri,
spare 20 sil 1e rssdiy secn tbst o. bai
i.a.e 60 ssry bfti- -ais.n- lu-iar e. tr.s.
l-e iisiaDce D. "a l,fic otrrzI2mE.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-10

Wat becomes % ti- t8-sof t-...i..,
~ 'ar 'sn fho1saal iar,es ftaf y-arl, give
ar t-r gloss in Nes Nort. Bost.a. al
iaose of1er -inrt rifie. s'so tte dor iai-
i'e. al tae grease ~ ttrse sa.f te-e-l-s.I-
'n- e'taa .is-u.eais taaf a.ake uaIsoa eek
hkc anofhsr river of S1l.us WAT d..
cru-s off' Ass o. Soap boiler. % .i.a.s
CITES lst ssa.e people sana4t rs.l.b ihe.r
Ca. .u.rss far.r cops o. r..s.i .a N.-
iork or bo.ioa s.ap .a.l. Bay ,Le stssn
Eehaed soaps Huais ~ co. sue,. sect of
Ma.rr oxen