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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02
Ella Van wie,s Spiritual Manifestations.

Ella Van wIe's Spiritual Mantfcstat lions.
THE MEDIUM PAINTS ~ HER rsTrEns--coLosEL
GOODWIN TAKEN INTO CUSTODY.
The late controversy with regard to Miss Van wes
festaous at sl4 broadway have had the effect OF calling
,olerably largo share Of public st,en,og them and
yesterday afternoon ana oscnng Considerable audience
assembled at the hall In the afternoon the ,saa was
pfAceded by fow remarks from Colonel Goodwin, in
which he denounced tho sttomp. lately made njure
him, and sxprcsseo AIs intention Of ns,utng suit for
libel against the Publishers a weekly nswrrapsr 10
this city Tao ladies we're then appointed by tho audi
once to search Miss Van VIE and two gontcmon to
anime tho cabinet-the rcsui, being the report that
nothing mad been found on either. The young lady
who y both interesting looking and Psrfae was then
tied by ono Of the COMMITTEES who bad been TO sea- he
all appearances securely bound In lees than two
minutes she quite free and exhibited al tho window
ribbon and one or two other things Of which /. "a impos
sbls 70 say how she obtained poas ssion Thee mani
feststons werc continued for some time and were con-
sdercd highly satisfactory by the andsencc.
The stance held 10 The evening by Mrs Van VIE proved
scmcth ns Of dasco and terminated rather ungraciousy
70 Colonel Goodwin and bis pro0s Amer some remarks
by Colonel Goodwin. bitterly denouncing and reving
the pssss Of New York committee composed Of Mszrs
The s@dcnce proccsdc1 70 tie Mss Van VIE With
cord Thus fettercd sho placed
IN tho csbine, 10 be re'caod By tho spirits After wait,
Ing considerable length Of time without any mani.
fsstation the audience became impatient Goodwin
urged them 70 be quiet. telling them that they were
bkncfhnt OF fhWs tEnt governed tn~rs spirit Work
ingx Again and again tho audience called foy the
medium, somo ono !n.imsing that she Nigh, be
sick. Goodwin lost his temper bnt after tho
lapse Of more than hfty minutes he was persuaded
TO examine into the CAUSE Of the mediums silence,
The apparently inaninate woman was conveyed
10 anothor ROOM whlo Goodwin kept DURANGO By
TIE agdlcnce V1 "a officer cpme 20 lakc him In charge
The indIgnat ~ the audience allowed free 81.
press on and he bling led from the room ny the
oioer he followed and Kicked and made the rccpi
eat u divers other indignitea GOODWIN taken 10
the Tombs Mrs Van wie's arms bore unmi TAX.
able evidence Of the Commuters discrimination 10
bind hcr beyond tho power OF The
spirits 70 unIoose Indeed tbs person who tied hss up
compelled 10 cut the rope after InG"cctus At
tempt 70 unite the knot Miss Van VIE explains tho
failure Of her experiment by saying thai SHE
tightly bound that the circulation Of her blood
trey stopped causing hr 10 faint Immediately on en-.
terna tho not condition OF things which shs said
would eGecally defeat tho efforts OF the splrts There
talK iss night thsi Tho medium would aso be
held 10 custody.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

All Prizes C+-hed In Legal Lotterfes.--
). CLuTE. Broker i76 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

Like . oiorfess Melody, . Rsvtshf.G
p>rfuu~ forx0trn Hsnas the love ~ the
saarlf~r.sl-FxrnAcr Dy rHB siunf BJoonfsg
CKkkss-hxs bsrsme = p@ssson ~ roc nsd sseisJ Al
oshsT tst lane snf nspf sftsr s
~. ones been inhsirf PHALOs BON. ns~ r0rk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

ustla ttswstta iiss Hsssr.tss sfsare. Dts n@ff -
fasr.aa 49, tfga " @nse nxht ~ ssat - s&*s
- NsNaa loo ayse FNt F~FtNIF @@N4 ~
afasxisss go ~ rAkN ~ 60 ~ - fasN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

Florence Loo kssitch sewing Maohinss--
best 10 the worli FLORENCE SEwISd MACHINE Oouf.
fASr. SO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

Howe Sewing Machine Com pany .-Eiias
HOWE Jr,, fresidsnt op Broadway. Agents wanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

my ~. an snuae,. shasss " vs'sr ssa als'.
rsey strengthen ihs sysss.n.
They pafffy hr b4vath snd cure . ~ tezaeh
Tksg Dyspetsia AID C0nftiImnon. .
Thsr euru Liver Con "A Int sBf Nsfroets Heai9rts
DnlEIN PLANTATION HlrTha- tev~ eaf~i more
eas~s ~ ehryns iethsfsy s~rtsian sn sehy
an1 snerry tsa sny nsiiu# - wtf1 hes
psofaaf. Thet sfs p.r'ealtn, Aa.f'~i W n.Lf.e
fsr.I~~ ~ -~ssntsrr s<3ufst@ns Ou~trfs
rr..~4esvss ssvs " ~1sh n~stl0. W
t~alss hss no 60 w. f@por " W DAAhhk'V
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

Flags Of All sixes-CIosing Out Chsap--.
Al the old headquarters q HoJER GRAHAM VI Daaas
mlreel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

Needles Com pound Camphor Trochss-
Sure for Bowel Complaints. Have them hand
check nrst symptoms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

Rcmovai.-The Improved Elliptic Hoss.
x H. suPLEE. sss Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

The Empire Sewing Machine Com pan1
removed 10 heir elegant sais.rooIn 6l6 broadway.
IN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

Horses, Carriages, Harness. &c., NJ Aue-
ton. on Tuesday, iniy at r NJ Gsnusmsn wishing "
oner their horaes Ac ~ the above sale will please nolv
"a carly az convenient.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

. All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashcd, Draw
inga. circulafs and information sent
J. H. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street. Mt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

I4euisnsn, covcrnor Bross % flllno. espse,sd 70
address Tho alumni Of Williams coiszr a eommsSas .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

DAILElfS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR ttls tho ssos.
rapid for In tho world plies. san
tons. Old soroa skn dsrnses ard bruises as n ~ mage
as a. - cents a box SOLD by druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

wheeler - wilson's Lo~ksfftch Sewing
Machine aud ButtDnholo Machine. GIs Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

The Union Button Hole Machtn~.-sslA
esclugivcly by the SINGER MANUFACTURING CON-
PANy, 40 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02
Burns,r. Cocoains-A Compouna

Burnetrs Cocoaine-A COMPOUND sE
oocoaau. oil, Ac for the hair This preparation
large proportion u deodoriE.d coooanut OIL which
VERBALLY acknowledged opo-sess properties tina, best .u
various conditions human hair Universally eoaes.s
10 be unrivalled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

TOTAL. .e3 vessels.
NORTH PACIFIC SQUADRON
Commodore John Rodgers, commanding temporarily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

isbeagh s-oh decree vas talked Of At the time of
,e horl.rd nent Of Valparaiso n not expected NJ
ths line sud ooc.scscd no little surprise There u
ia,se las who doubt The wisdom Of hs measure par
oalary a. ths spanish ae~s has len and hoslies have
.vtaidy ceased bat an opportunity Afforded span
~ subjects 70 become natnraixsd and remain, the Do
80 = = a scarcely be regarded There
.ator ~ "a snssrds In santiago who Arrested In
~ 49, ntrv soms and restricted 70 the tim ~
~ ,he ony. - ,alIng an. paisrsl,,.s,on rsp.r.
fro.e w1o ave wl he of small conseqncnce, and tho
IL re- VII 10 no harm, While " mag Tor . tins auss
A. 4l1ey u s.s-s s-s ~-s.s s..ss-~ ss-ss-s.sss
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-19

- ~ Efs3Si8 mlsisa 15oi 10
- -7glE Cd h sai4qcts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-19
WINTER SCHEDULE.
BALTIMORE R. R.

Office BALTIMORE ONO RAILROAD Co
WHEELING, Sd Dec, 1855
.ssvvcER TRAINS WILL Run
h the following schedule ca and after the
Sd December; 1866;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-19
For Sale.

For Sale.
A. VAIUARLE r 4 n ii, CON
A TANNING One Hundred and Ninety Acres
of good farming or stock land, situated on
Scotch RIDGE, three miles northwest of Martins
FeTTv Ohio and known as the Rachel Scott
fs11S' o This farm is we'll watered and i'm.
proved, car be purchased cheap, and on reason
able terms If not sold privately il will then be
offered at Public Sale on Saturday eth day OF
Japuary, 1866.
For particulars enquire Of
JAMES ALEXANDER.
Wheeling, W. Va, OF
JAMES W. ALEXANDER,
i,na.ev Martins Ferry, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-19
S. f. FAIRS,
j. 6 G.. BAYHA.

DREAD, CRACKER AND CAKE
ID BAKERY, Market Street, opposite tho
Washington Hall, n few doors above Monroe
Street keep constantly on hand full assert.
ment of tho above articles.
II Their wagon runs constantly to all parts
OF the city with Bread Crackers Rusks, Cakes
ctc samoa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-19
ANCHOR BREWERY.

EUSTOT, HI'CANN "a co, MANY
ia FACTURERS of Ales, Porter and Brown
Stout, and Malt and Hop Dealers Wheeling.
Bottled Ales and Porter always on hand. deco
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-19
SAMUEL P. WHEELER,

SAMUEL 2. WHEELER,
A TTORNEE, COLLECTOR OF
IN PENSIONS, Soldiers Claims and Certified
Accounts. All Officers, Soldiers, or Seamen dis
abled in the service Of the United States are en-.
titled TO Pensions for life; and in case of their
death, the widow, orphan children, mother or
sister of any such officer soldier or seaman. is
entitled 10 pension, and also the bounty of one
in each case is FIVE DOLLARS If the claim
for pension ia collected and NO CHARGE in
case Of failure.
Certified accounts collectcd ca tie r,ost 7eas-
enable terms.
Office, No. $50 Fourtt Street. 1aas TIE Court
House. Wheeling. Va. seppO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-19
FOR SALE AND REM.
FOR SALE.

ToFFER FOR SALE IMTKE1 HnS sit.
i ABLE three-story BRl - Nam street, above
Sstsa o. s the Esis 'di thirteen Ss
1saTs. and Under H. entire sq no az
posed 81 private sale before the is LIST Of viii
sry. it viii Be offered at public s tfToueh the
take pleasure In show nDgcb ar Terms reasona
ble
ian9.d3N
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-19
RIVER NEWS.

TIE RIVER was falling slowly last
sveninp. with nine and-a'half feet wa
t.r Tbo stream was filled with heavy
floating ice.
The Eagle, Capt. Booth, will this
morning resume her place in the Par
kersburg trade.
The Hillmau and Potomac arrived las
evening. The Potomac leaves tor Gin
cinnati to-day, aud the Hillman to-mor
row. ~ Nfh. 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-19
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
SALE.

a R,,iit Brick House, situated Or the south
side of Hampton street, containing seven rooms
kitchen, pantry and wash.-oom, with superior
cellar under the whole building. Also good
stable and carriage-house attached. PERSONS
desiring to purchase can examine the premises
ian3 ANDRtH Nhl1L-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

The foiiosiu- items a interest,". ~ gath
20 iron ihe oorrvsPsulenoc &C sescrsi Ia
pers
senator Wiison has iairoiucci b1i f'r
wedding oct tl.s rr,seui regular army. q
provides tlat every oGccr shau 20 heiars
an tSaminin- hoard AMI tLat thosc no
from inefhclcucs or any oihcr caus- have
nat done good srrvicc darin< the ar b.
rcti-vd or disraissc,i 20 make az for Cen
erals of ssiuu,rrr. row rr,iuc,l O. ths rank
az coufTan, ofocrs. o. b, io be no.iisod
scrlCraai a. fhc surgesiion oi Gen. Graut
Hrtarus 81 luirrnai Eessuu- iroua Juno
altb fp saturday lat vrrv So. rnl.uUO.
Ihc rcoripi- ior the cuncai year wIl ~
cccd thrrc hnuirvi asiHions.
>o.fhcrn riaitlauf. of seats arr uaarh de-
coara-ri A. thc Aspect oi shsis
u H. stated on good asthority thai ihc
>-sair 'ornu,ifire on contested election.
has PREPARED a IMPORT adverse io Seaaior
strcktoa ~ Nrr Jsrs~y.
Tie rcgui'ifious 81 sayn.as,er. hase hrra
rroupi.s MT by Gee Treasury a.. d. arr
nov heias di'Fl'rle1 Co che Military De-
Ps-trlent o. T'sy ~ thc troops.
Nauonal Currency o. th- nauount of So
$3.50 vas issseI ~ the Trvasary de-
pariru,rt last ~eck.
H. ruhhr rrlutinr fr al year cuiin-
ou d. ilirie,h q Sepiera'cr last cost one
u'u.ou seven hanlreI and ihiriy-oas tbou,-
and ise bodied aai sitiy src dollars. OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19
Prem TIE 29,h Naip..

Csps rrrs. - Auburu. of 60 I. e9,h
Name. reaehci hone on SafarIsv dirrtt
fron his rr-iurrut. on lri,f fari.urb
Capt. 4. farni.ics us uifh some iuterr,ifa.
facts rrlatis, o. ih- satb aud the condition
of ~ocirfr in Soaih Caroiaa. Col. fCart
rral.) anl 90. e.. (Cari J,rian.o are .,a-
TONED a. fiorcnov. e.. ?. lCart Hlukia.)
3. .fsi'orci az So,',iy Hm Coz. tCarf.
Miieith Go. \. tCsrt. KirE.lcvD srd
Go. q. tCspt Ntitmar,h.) are stationed
a. parlirsion. 60 m. (Csrt. Blakc.) L.
.taiioucd 20 K.n-.trcc. Go T.. CCapt.
Eiiion , 10 stationed a. Mario.
Cspt. Pay IMPORTS chat Affairs IN ths
Souih arc in a very unsettled condition.
The piania'icn lord, csert thcmsslvss Co
iriurc thc irvednan. clcai hi,n in thc dis.s-
iou Of crops. and arr only prevented from
tartaria- ani even killing him. i.y ti.s pres
cnoc oi ihc mai'ary. vhlie ou thr other
taud ar frceiuacn sre su.T,ri,ss 90 their
hie Has'ers. ari t q. vith diaicr'iy hat
thsv can b, made io oontrirt uith Them f'r
labor durius ,he cosaiur wear. II. Iafo
masters arr constantly maki.g complaints
ihsi thc freedmea scat work. bu, on ,n.
gary % % found in large ma iority Of case.
that tac raasfsrs either poorly f--.i th-
blaeks. or othrr~i-e ui.1-c tieu Care.
L. ihins. that IN che whole thr frrcl,nen
d. a. eel a, oou'l reasonably be expected
uu'icr the circuru,tancc.
lewiston JogruaL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

We rencmber az ne lat unc,tinr 81 the
Oxford fstroicum Company. th- book ~
.urPri-e chat pa-sci oscr the countcnanc,s
Of IT. s'ockhoiicrs. on fndirg thst their
Agent hai char-ri 80 suau .uul 90 ser-
viccs; bat sai.-.,lucnt csrnt, have proved
thst fherc "a. a sizraiic cat under thst neal
it tatrs OFT fhai in ihr interval. wh-n bis
attention was not rcquirrl al Rockwell. o.
has t-cn prosP~ciine ihe thrcc cr,at OIL
tcufrvs." m Canada Wet. am a. a rcsuif
has secured icascs 81 over oue fhousand
scfrs 20 saiuahir % anis for a 49, COM
pany. ~lose rriucipai ofic. j. % o. a. Nor-
vay. viih Ia ". ". Virri-. Prrsiicut.
This comrsuy - Co have q capital I'd CD 90
slaves 90 = cach. viih wcrkiu- caf.tai
pledge ri : % ooD. With thi. capital ti,s
Directors ar ooufient that a iar-, dividend
can b. rcaiirrd ~ ihc actual uorki-- q tIe
iands. aside from the profi cro~in- oct e.
thc rise IN salue ofths land The rrosrrc-
tus. a. advancc copy % Which - have cx-
anincd. seis forth uiru;eiy az tie aivan-
iaScs % Each ioi ard a oa-viury prepared
map exhibits thc iocu'iou q iir property 49,
scniiersd through the rec .on . Erni.kiuen.
fetroha an OF Spri--s. a. ~,ll a. ,h- si,-
uaiion ofthe Errsi OF hcii % fhe United
States and Canala- Tiis rcg.on o.. ~icr,
oil a. trsi discovered 10 large qasutii1cs.
bot a. = iiac before IL vas u.cl a. an ila-
minaiins oi. uhcn ii va worth bot TO-.
cents Ter barrel. Thc Ics uses 90 uhich e
is applied have Increased rs vaiuc % $40
ard 40 P~r barr,i. ara Il 6. iur.ossih's o.
kceP up wuh ihc demand I'll. compan,
presents scheme within the rcach a anv-
oar Fun particulars vu o. given bv
Agents. Wien subscrirtion o.Hccs arr orcn-
Cd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

ago - oisa l-sfis-iy~ f,ariug % "a th,ir
iritni. knov tbat thcs vcrr ahout 20 ,vn-
turr uron s',fIrg ground. having uord
uah iirir clerks 90 nci-hhCr, ihat thcy
SER going o. uerf ~ fasf- or sou, othsr
romno,lity. uov arr pleased to r,ai ii,ir
name, ,n iic Boil-tu R,pertcs L. b,ins
idrui.fcd eth .arh ,ictk company. inter-
.stc,l in sob rar,la.e or stos khoiicr
in surh a SCH Real estate and stocks a
az 4szgriF;ic-s arc craluary On ihr up.
vard tendency. ard I am here pica.-d %
make rot,uorths rrrrsik chat. roiu th-
,tan.iius the uuraraiis,l .a.ccss oi ihc wslis
r,esntiy started anl tic urs strikes
vaiiire plmps AMI an1 tank.. 90 arr A. set
fue from iAai real estate uania ~li,h ta.
ruined 90 nany panic stricken psr,h,ssr.
In other oii f.iis. hy the eSiravasaat pr,,,,-.
and royalties pad for ueu sinkinr lot.
through thc arfai rrprrscutatious of the
spectator and ihe uaioriunaic haiucinaiion
20 ihc parchsscr Our ,hoicsst l,ts have.
ssgct. uoi cNcrcisd : 00) pr acre While
in Ia lois large rnoa "a o. 80 toe engine
Lousc and dcrrick have been scid a. high
a. $1,000 Toe people are bcginninr Co
box uPon ihe question 81 Oh mining a. a
reraarcni legitimate business az it.cif anI
~hcn 40 iai's thros 81 thc scaies from orr
ewes anl dreams of fortunes nal. in a dav.
snd 80 90 work On ihe priacip's that a cer-
tam Amount of labor ell bring IT, proper
iiona'c anouui 81 reward IN -hatcssr fcii
expended, ~hrn ihey dcducc from tis-
scicnoe az m.rirg a -ystcm tat car De
broacht upon a practical Eork in- basis ani
upor level 9Th other Interests siiher ac-i.
cliurai 10 mercantile. thsn ard not uu
then can Investments D. made With ihc sane
saieiy -uarantrcl On other iaicrrs;s or f.ir-
suits lours g.. nrrrI,k
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

WEsI Par. LsVn AND PErEorrru Co.
a coufarg -as argsrifei &C. Wee Pare.
un1rr the shove tr,e oa Tlur.lsy of 1T
ue.t. o. &C. oh1.rr 81 che fai'oriu- of.-
UIrs
Ir-sil-uf. m q B-1un.
We Frf,ll,rf. o. :. Cafurn
~-errfarr. rs b fl1rir.
Irrasarrr. n. e.. fi.ttu.
Uirretors. a.. a. Hose. David y Trlc.
Ia Bartlett. d.
To-. c.mrsag ioll .n fce a small trace 20
ianl ia Co., ioun,hlr of orfari. vh.,h -
rapidly iucr-asr- n ,ais-. ifsso atua-
tcl al, fa te t..i,I aya utI taat -,l to
soarl.tcl in Short t.rae.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

We hear souictlirg All about e. papeS
crodiis.~ bui NJ a crvst deal atout rarrr
men, ~ therc Ar paper nien in numbers
al es,-r thc cosntry, men. vho had titrc
t'r''-n no rcvsIsPrr pres. uvui'l hsvc dici
unknown. Mere pistuics. somciiu'c- as
same inuHcnsc p-cPortious uPon laper.
While listsnre icnls rncLsnt SCENT % -
view. The var OF ihc r,bcilivu has becn
iruiiiui in PAPER uicn. biz men in ihc dim
distance. tlt terribly small ore, IN tie ina
u,esiisic circlc> IN vh,rh they moved Some
Of tbe most arrant coaar,ls in the Sci. haze
performed wonders upen paper. Gen. Nc.
GILLIAN hal TO reporters uron De- -af.
who's principal business SEEMED 20 lie Co
write newspaper paf. ani iesr-rsph .Jien-
did victories. mastcriy rctrcsts an -fraiigst-
b. niaEuavcrs. O7her Commantcrs carri,l
their correspondent % the Geld. WHO uracr
their iurrdisre eyr. n.anaiaeturcd tun-
corbc IN any quauiify. The ruth IS. tlrcro
has bccn 80 macL % this trumpetiur. 50
many paper hcroes. 80 mach Moving up q
military hcrocs Ike a bladder fAat a
tue history 81 ihis var has not vvt BEEN
~T-t'cn, and Ill not Dc ior years 90 come.
Members ofLceislaiivc bodice. Who When
a. home never would have hccn sa-Fec,cI
q making even Eve minutes speech. sone-
uncs ceatc an iuua-0c sensation smorg
theIr peers. arl are Leraidcd Tie coan-
try through a. orators of high degree.
Great A. vc-c Benton and Webster. Claw
ard Cais-an. boa lii,le woall ,hc verdi
have l'lown Of their greatness. had 10 rot
l.cvr FOR The press. The reporters are tie
most iupor aut personaecs IN az Icsisia-
tive bodies. au,i Newspaper correspondence
make an unmakr men continually.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

4uE PrrnLEs's Las. The Ieci.ature
- being flooded with petitions Tor thc
changing OF toe law relating o. PrdlLrr's
hccrses. The Legislature of Itst winter
enacted - winch has proved disiasiefll
60 certain dealers from other States. Who
ciaila tac rig't 'o skin our markets iudis-
criirinafciy. D. n1rsu4nco O. chs oi.icci thew
have determined. a. n appears. that our
Leg siaiion shall a. revised to suit tbeir
Nivws. anl ihoir ruEners have gotten up
Quantities ol petitions % fhis cnl. signed
hy thc cas9 Souls Who si.. put ta-ir names
to anything thar b. prr.chfe3- We frust
that ihc Law makers az Maine viii have ~
dorenleucc enough CD assert lhrir rrgtt OBJ
make such enacimrnfs a. nav -sra lo thrn
proper and that fhry may con.ilcr vel.
before they a-ain throv open tbe doors. ard
irsiie an Inlax of travellers. The ezpsr-
iencc of tls past ycsr proves that al Gle
wants 81 ihc pcoiie gar be suppicd by dolly
hcct-' % deaiers. uao ear pay iAe i.c-usr ia
the incrsa-ed bu,.ness caused ly ihe fll
possession ol iic f,ii.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

A FNs PEE~E~r. NJ. I. g. Chsu,hcr-
To-. iorsicriy conductor o. thc Grand Truat.
has cofv to farming near Portland. las
Friday Tie cnpioscs on tbc Ike sent in
noble pair 81 oatle. wifh a fucly snishcd
lied. the whole worth S875. a. a testimon-
al Of rrrsrd- ]; vas very appropriate.
aid sci dcssrvel rrss-ni aad - ioir nth
D. donors IN ~ishinr ,ir. Chaubcriin good
sacr,ss IN his ncw parsuit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

OXFORD on Iur -CowurrrFr-. The
Joint ComIniiiccs of thc Ieri.ia;ure have
been ennounc,d We do noi CONSIDER the
long ii,t of names c-r-cisi'y Interesting
reading. anl ior hat rcssor gave only ,he
positions assigned mcu,bcr, from tbs Couu-
tys
senator Chase. -Chairuian q Con. on
Agriculture; and Com. Ca Reform Schooi
Nevhall Of Psris. Con. on Co-t AL
Frcuti,r pv,,uccs. ssd Goa Il1usc Com. GA
Chau-c al names
Poster of lianovcr.-Cou. on E.iuCatiou.
Dodge OF oNvrl.-Miiitary Affair."
Bacon oi Raasisrd Reborn Sciool
iialnbi~n 81 Lowell States Prison. Div
isicn "a Tssus
Waite of lnfcil. q
To~n-. and I-tvc 20 Absence
Morrill, Of sanucr. -Ciaims; aul N
lIouse Com. on Couury Esiimatcs
Fa-rinstoa Of Fr,cbur-.-D Division Of
Counties.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

A. uay BE- usually expected IN thc third
vrek q January. hlu.t,riar snos storm
came on Tucs.iay. oniy sbout 6vr inch~.
frli. hut The whole dss "a made uncorn-
Portable by fbe Storm ara blessing. Soune
90 tho~c 40 cane O. court. spoke of fn.iins
di1lca.fs in -vting through thr drifts BE-
somc places CO. gentleman sail o. iouud
a uiiis ihst vas 80 badly drifrd Ls hors-
could HARDLY make b. ~ay iirou-h The
roads wvrv brokcn out in Gre Di.trirt IN
Ncrway. TLcrc g. more suow in a. north
rait of Auiro-coEciu COUNTY. than hsrs.
so fhat teams have found comfortable rosds
ior logging. DOR woods mn reported
ABBOTT eieh' ia-hc- IN thc ~oo,l. previous o.
90 thc storm or Tucsdav
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

The authrr.t.rs af Forfrr-s Monroe. are
ua.h exercised tg -rr1rfs ef an afirurf to
lheratc j,a DAVIS. H-re~cI u-Ianrc
his hren tht resllf. aai i-ser rrorie are
allowed i1 iaaI There have brra r.ners
ilat J-a vi1 ,ooa te bror-hi to tr.si. ard
ihai he -..l be directly inr .a.od .a ilc al.
sassilati.n of Mr Li1aoIn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

frFrnHFS' f, Pam. The cLariiabie r.,o-
pie oi forrlanl hase decided % hold = PAR.
in az of tlc frcclacn Tie Committee
fn charge have fSed upoa ihs we,k oorn-
menriHg Feiraary 3s'b. 'h- fair O. contnac
throu-a tie usek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

T. vle ofE,v sii,auas COBB. ~ Bos.
Cor. shppcd oa 60 doorstep. sairrlay
u.or.I.z. AID ieH. dis,oeaii.g brr .Loall.r
and ifaislrg hcr face. Ste uas raf arare
t.ai sioet hal ar,a ael asl.u .ri.- t.s
uI-at.