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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01

Selling cut ION account Of the dissolution
Of copartnership, theentire stock Of goods at re-
duced prices, st g. RICE & Co.'S,
I Oct30-lm ~ So College street
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01

white pine Flooring manufactured by
Knight Bros, on Rolling Mil Hill. for sale at
reduced prices. Office. No. % Church street.
noy4 a.f.. ..F l.. rr#
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01
nevter Trinmn1,nn1

RICHMOND, Nov. 29.-Dexter won the
trotting race to-day for $1,000, in three
straight heats, against Silas Rich. Time.
2:3l&, 2:271, 2:25.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01

Cedar Posts and Fencing Lumber.
eornerof Crawford and North Summer streets.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01

Wood wood II WeOdIIl-seasonsd Cord
Wood for sale by Knight Bros, No. 40 Church
street. J.. .... 49,. povA
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01

Pure Spices, Etc, Fresh, at C. w.
Smiths Drug Store, corner Church and Vine
streets. Pepper, ginger. cloves, cinnamon. mace.
natmess and alspice; soda and cream tartar
extracts vanilla, lemon, etc.; Lexington and
Coleman's English mustard. noY2s-5t
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01

100000 Building and Paving Brick
can be had in lots to suit customers. by leaving
orders with KNIGHT Bios,
nov20 i.le... No. 40 Church street.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01

Yellow Fine Flooring, at low prices. cor
ner Of Crawford and North Summer SITS. If
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01

Buiidins Lumber Of all kinds, corner OF
Crawford and North Summer streets. IF
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01
Tn Radicals in Louisiana have got ur

THE Radicals in Louisiana have got up
another wild scneme. The Washington
correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette
says in his dispatch of November Is:
"a petition numerously signed by the
loyal citizens of Louisiana, including a
portion Of the present State officials, is now
, on It's way here Cor presentation to Congress.
1t will ask for the abolition of the present
State Government and the establishment of
a provisional onein its stead, representing
that unless something is done for their pro-
lection all Union men will be driven from
the State"
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01

Seasoned Popular Lumber, corner
Crawford and North Summer streets If
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01

though the dispatch was unusually lengthy,
it was conveyed in a conciliatory and dig
nified spirit.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01

Dox'T fail to read the advertisement Of Myer
& Hunt in this mornings paper. dee1-lw
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01

Just Received, a large assortment ofLadies'
Dress Furs and Hats at LASBE & BRo.' 5.
novl-2m Il North College street.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01
Choice Groceries az Totten,a-Arriv

Choice GroeeFies a. TOtten's.-Arrived
a. last the following carefully selected and
iehly prepared goods. which he is selling very
Low for cash, at Wholesale and retail: Fresh can
ned fruits. green peas, corn, egg plumbs, green
cages, shaker preserves, guaya jelly, ealVes-fset
jelly, COx's gelatine, aerated crackers, dried
plumbs, blaekberries and cnrrants, oatmeal sage,
tspioea, satinglOss starch, Java, Laguayra. Mo-
cha, MarieabO and Rio cOfees. Also, imported
and domestic wines and brandies, at W. W
Totten's. 2 and q College street, Nashville.
/ oet4-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mr.. J. seaitergOOd, Of Richmond, Va.
now at G. B. Abbott's, No. % Collegestreet. He
has recently been employed in some Of the lead
ing tailoring establishments in the Northern
cities. and comes highly recommended as first
rate cutter. decl-lOt
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01

Come and Examine our fine stock Of fall
and winter dress goods. shawls. eloaks, blankets
boots and shoes. ETC.. etc, which Is compelled to
be sold By the first Of January. on account Of
dissolution Of tnstrm. g. RICE & Co.,
oetS1- College street.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01
Public saIe-FOr Cash.-ONTHE TBIRl

Public Saie--FOr Cash.-OETHE THIRD
DAY OF pECEMBBRBs1t win sell for Cash
from FOUR TO SIX HUNDRED IRON AXLE
WAGONS. atths Toll Gate. one mile from Nash
vile, on the Granny White Road. Sale to COM
menee at ten o'clock. and continue from day to
day until all are disposed Of. J. G. PENTEC0ST
Auctioneer. .-.. 49,. InOv9-tds
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01

Boots and SHOES Cheap ne go Public
Square.-In consequence Of contemplated
change in my business, 1 offer the bet selection
Of Boots and Shoes st greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-be he a consumer or q merchant
viii surely profit By examining my stock Of
goods before supplying himself, as ] am quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX L. GUTrNANE,
sep6-tf No. % Public SQUARE.
winess = From the LOxGWoRrH Vineyard
and Wine House. Cincinnati.
W,P. & F. P. ASDERsos, Proprietors.
Golden wedding ,SparkIlnE Catawba,
Dry CafnWba, Isabella, ete.-Thsse Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods, and for purity and boquet are exoeIed yb
none-either native or foreign,
Seld.by rrt
-lTf ARcHKR CHzGrHAN & Co. .,r
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01

A Sare Pile Cure.-DR. GmRERr's PiLE
INsTEUNEsT positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent By mail o. receipt Of 81. Circulars
free. Sold BY Druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. RoMAISE, Manager. No.
SIS Broadway. New York. lnov17-sn
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01

FOF Attorney GeBeraI-EIVenth Ju-
dieiaI DssfrictAWe are authorised to an
nounce A. c. Hickey Esq, as a candidate for
Attorney General. for the Eleventh Judicial
District, composed Of the counties Of Giles, Mar
rsball. Maury, Lawrence, Lewis and Hickman.
noSlS-td
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-01

SpecuIatiOns Regarding the Removal
of French TrOOps-Dispatch TO gen.
Grant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08
Congressional and County Conventions

= Tar as Oxford County and thc serond
uisir rct are concerned ~ trust neither con-
s-niion uill he called untI into August.
lbere wiu b. ample tine after tLe middle
~ A1cast 20 60 throagh the canvas. the
present year. j. ia BETTER wav and vii
gave more general Subtraction % rot have
thcsc conventions called before havinr
Really tbe Lcpubiican conventions arr the
whole thing because uhocvcr Is there nom
mated b sure io be- clccte.l henrc a nonl-
NATION D. fantamount 90 a. election. Thls
beng tie iHci. ample lue should be given
The people 20 canvass the whole question Of
eAndidates. % book tle srouad all over and
decide the oou.lciing claims q rival a.
piranis
Tais b. matter ihc people voulI do well
to take info tleir own hands Tic masses
a. ihe present day are generally Intelligent
snd vel informed. - oouTeiert 90 seicc,
oanallates a. politicians aud political wire
Paiicrs. Ia selecting men for high ard inn
Portant Pos'tions great care should be- taken
% gei truc men. men Who would truly re-
heci ihc poplar sentiment unon al the
great qa- s'ions OF tae DAY. Then araia.
o. - al important % ges men ~bo ~iH he
tr1e to Their ir.eui.. ~bo wiI deal hons-a-
l.y ard fairly ~itL those 10 have stood br
Them We wanf men uio never lave been
and never can De tinctareI with JaLn.on
conserVa'isu men $40 ~iil not for tb- SAKE
Of poser or patronage torn tLeii backs rpon
tie men slo elected then Oae cling
more. never take q -.aa oa hi. r.r.-iis-s BE-.
lore election when theg conflict ui,h hi. ra-
hiieai antecederts. fer ia pine case. Ga a
ten. BE- vii cheat yos. 4 mans E.s ard
record - ihs lest evidence o. uhai b. b.
and stat he ~il Co. AZ pledge. aot IN
harmony u.'h ibese are wortLle.s .b,v
oaiy BE- made o. bel lroksn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

Five hundrcd more Troops per Nova SIT
an tron England. wil be here TUESDAY
u .rui1g.
The Irish Priests have made appeals 90
tleir congregations O. resist the invaders.
A special iron O-lenshurg SAYS tbere
a-c 500 rcguiars ard S.oo volunteers AZ
Prescott. and that Fort Wciiinrtou has four
bcasy Armstrong guns ucuntct.
\ Bufaio special .sys the men shot Al
Fort Ere verr Briiish dcsertcrs.
The report thai thc Canadian authorities
lad demanded a. leuian prisoners nov ou
boari the Uricd States steamer Michigan
Wa without Foundation no such reruirr.
ncnt uas made. and had 10 bccu othrru, 81
ticn. Barry SAYS Be- would not have been On.
fcrtaiaci Tor monenf. There arc rno oi-
fccrs AMI men. rrisoncrs. CA hoard CO.
Michigan. and about $50 stand of Fcnian
arms and accoufrcmcufs.
IL must interest tie CenaIrans greatly.
- should think. 90 End that the Csrfr,lr-.
ATE othcers-thc vefv men our prosinciai
friends we're 80 iling O. fAsn upon ~hiic
our internal combat uas gong on-arc.
many % them. leading thc Frnian hosts
against their oh friends. n VII Pc 20
satrsitction 10 Canadians % D. reminded
that sometimes '' curses cone home o.
roosf
4; appears that tie usubcr % Fcnisns
taken prisoners bv TIE English troops o.
larger thar az frs; reported THIRTY four.
accounts stated. wee leit tchind az tho
csacuaiion 81 Ere. but r. appears tLat az
fy-siN have bccn taken % Brsntford Jal.
and that q number uorc have bccn for.
wsrlcd % Toronto. Among the captured
are a number 81 iron work~rs from Cinrin-
n2tI. who ioined tie Fenians on account oi
their beng OFT Of employ meat through tLc
strike. Oar dispatclcs stated yesterday
that rsoftcr Fcnisn j. % De- shot a. Fort
Erlc. Ihis wogld seen O. infer tia; sou,e
bad been presiousl, exeoat~d.
NV lOEE. Cih. SPcciai iisPaicics ~
port monetary panic in Montreal with a
rua on thc savings banks. Gold b. . Per
cent. premium. Gen. Michael. couuander
in-Chiei. las gone 20 -. johns. Canada
- Aruaia. ca. Is sail 60 Dc evacuated
~ The inhabitants and volunteers.
NAsHTNcroN. June 8. TIE following
order was TO-DAY ADDRESSED 20 the Dis,ric,
Attorneys aud Marshais 81 iie Taxed
Ststes
ArroENEv GrNrur'. OTFIcr. Washin--
ton. u. G. June 8. ~ direction % The
l'rcsld~ut sou are hereby instructed 20
49, "t as 80. tNl ltA4 ~ or
cor si'iruous Vcrscrs called Fcninns uio
you NAV have probable cause o. believe
have been. or NAV De- guilty of violations
Of the neutrality AVS 81 thc Uu.ted States.
JsNEs SrEED. Aft'v. Gen.
The disFsicbes Thursday morning r,port
Cd al quiet o. the Frontier
The President has i.sacd a Prociaraa-
'ion. csl.ilg upon al good citizens 20 Oh
serve abe ncairaaiy laws
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

IT, Ma.o-s a. Sub Paris. f-I 'be HaIl
az I'-,scnt oo. lri-l. Go email f,r tLcir a.
e'7a uo'isfion. ara are taking steps % rro-
care uore r6amy laa-ters 4 proposition
has been ii.~u.sri O. erect q buiidior BE-
tEeen the Atisnfic ii-r-r ana Shoe Fart5-
y, making a fr-t-ciass store on a. fr.,
foor. s.ih ruhIc Hal Oh ihe second. snI
Ma,onf Hall on tbe tiirl. bstifuil rot
probably hc carried into eject Ara,her
plan. involving ie.s ost'as $50 sui.b -oon.
CD tls urper aeor ot tb- ~ioe Fa-,ory
Ihi' ~in afori a. avaiiabic space % -
by 10 feet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

ou Thc proiuc'ion % OF a. the Bob
~eii on rssira BE- steadily on th- in-r~,se
H. 'hirmeuts az very large amo-a,.nr
O. tcn ear-ioai' daily. While or~rs,o-, ar
oita .-ir- better prices IN co-.-7u~-rc ~
g. fal.rs oIof che pro,.-riion in Pcnu.vl.
wanna. TIE Price vel 81. i2r0 barrel.
.n hrr tank', srd another o. being ta1t
capable az holding 800 har-.l- Thev
have beer Obliged Oh rurp uTon az r-,1-i.
iu -ousrIucnrr ~ inabi'its o. carry ~ ths
OF AZ fat a. -z.sei. A-,rr abe rev vc.i..
that rromi.e % yield largely are g. E1-r-
IA. Owned Nv company in Porflt-d. ~
vh--h d u Nerriil is fhe Presideni. raised
hv T. q. Fi-tett of Pari.. Tho.. Hsr a.
Bsthsi - hs' been patiin- t'-n a weu
OF the Crovcr AZ, IA, .trlck q good v-.s.
and hss f1.t co-em~ncri ramriur The
Ticoric Wen. cvrrl in Water,iIs has
sfru-k iar-r vein. and give, r-o-ni.e -
bcir- O. 80 fhin~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

Jutging from the course oi the aduiiri.-
traiion IN dealing With thc rebels ana rebel
headers. Ne NAV ~ wen cone % the oonclu-
sion uaat treason j. no logger a crirne. To
MAINTAIN on thc onc hind thaf traitors Should
be Puaishei anT-on thc other thai The mos;
ttrccious rehels Should b. parionci. even
before trisl. r. = paradox worthy of thc az
mini.tration of Andres John.on. Al that
have not been pari'uci Val De- from JeF
nasis down so tiaf hereafter CD Dc cor
s,tent al laws making treason a crime
should Del stricken from the statute Books.
SEE DAVIS 81 tecominr u-o0c aid morc 3
ion ever day. and frou, rre.sat sl,I,rsranc-
81. % al not be iong before tle arch trai-
tor ard depot will be rrnniag a. large
AID a. % his ever beng tried for treason
90 any At connected with thc REBELLION. e
Is The ercatest humbus even seriously 90
think OF a. 4 Sc 81 the rebel villains in
the lumbler walks Of lic have been tfsed
and lag. Wilde the scoul.3rcis Mo SCI iLcm
on and gave ORDER 90 starye and murder
car soldiers in rebel prisons. are s,rutiing
arosna. With ibeir pockets crammel fau q
pardon from President Johnson.
Soa'hern barbarians ~iti their lsnds vet
reekiug With abe blood % our murdered sol.
dicrs. arr e,ccied % ofEcc m tie rebel
states. and ihe Prcsiicai seais ihcm spo-
cal pari5ns % enable ilem % acceps tLcus
Judcr lie management q JOHNSON and
>e-art. abe 'lca q trying and Punishing
traitor Is fasi becomic- laughing SOL
IN al political circles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

E-s ---a Ms---; E.--- - -. e.
Oh. r-oarl. % itr Agricultural So,ictr.
iasi >a,arii, a.e-rrr1. Or tuo parse. of
So anl go. c.-i-..a.,.l hv t'- o-rc-. of
thc hot,-. entered Fse iorscs ~crc en-
tered thr kimha.i -a-~. OF = kmh,i'.
CrocZer horse. ty R..sru oi Duckfrll f.
Warren Horse by =. Z Bri--, ar Nesen
Thoma', Cole mare by ". "a. cole, an
John Crocscr coii. by Crock.r
Ihe thrrc las; SER classed to-c.her. an
TIE Wurcn horse won The to 6r.t heat. in
8 -f ari 3.I5-
Ihe 6rsi beat % tio second clas.-ua,
von ~ the hinbsl mare. by iaifa length.
in 3.i2 thc second bat "a won b. ,hs
Croker horse IN SIS. thc ssrc 2 ,erond.
behind the 'birl heat by Crockcr horse on
S 2. tLe marc making SIS
The Warren Lcr,c vent the third Lat on
tiuoc in S.lo
The purse Of 49, 80. awarded q the
Crocker horse. and that Of $40 % ihs Kim
ball mare.
T.. h. Thayer. :. p. Br-r.. " n
Wooibur. e. u. Darrell and 4. Krrorc
~src thc Committee chosen - time the
hcr.cs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

Tar PCnuC Dmr. 4 letter from the
>eerctary Of tie Treasury % Hon. JoAn
Sherman ~as ordered o. - printed ~ The
senate. together vuh tie ACCOMPANYING
oiAcial statements Prom the papers o. sp-
pears shat The smount q pubIc debt re-
deeuable Nav I. is67. is s.ss.Osl.se0.
May ]. isf,. ssO7.sl5.25o. MsyI. Isss.
s69o.i-,.l1i May :. Isso. sIfs.000.o0J.
NAY q, lssl. -6.oai.5o0
The amouni o. paper circulai.on CO Nav
4. i>66. ~as Sg3o. -. f-l. includinc the
naiionai currency. see. .Oss. safe
circulAiion. Sf5.eoo.Ho0, UuscI states
notes. si5.i6tSis. fractional carrca-r.
s-,,l92.0ls compound notes. sI6s.ol..-
lii; one AID two lS-srs' eve per cent notes
$3.50 eoV. IL b. estimated that ten MIL
hons per year ~ be- necessary for tLr paw
mcnt az the guaranteed bonds of the Parsfe
Railroad. TIE total estimate being So.
$4,000. The balance of unpaid ciaias o.
thc States Under ;hc act Of JaIr 70. I-sf.
90 iademaify them ~ va expense incsr-
I'd amoants 90 : i-.-e3.Is.. Tlc estimate
Tor unadIasiei claims of inIiriduals on fie
i' tie laird Aaditor's o,E-e Is s2.G-I .0-~-
IN ihe Ihiri Au3ifc-'s office claims r- pa,
and bounty c.fimatcs. SlS.ogoUOO. CA a--
count q rvcru.ting service. sIz.sss. f,-
moneys deposited o. rrcruifs. szsgss. a,
ordnance. raisccliancous and u.s,lscal branch
-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

IuE IEH-rU'r f~ FrEorr TIE Pan,
corrrsr,n l-nt 20 &c LouI,a Tine. ti..
sn'..i' ihe re,i l.Gca.fy ~ Iea.,-- -.,b
'1e Lar9pcaa problem % tLe spproarhin-
nee citations
-' Tie pstlic does noe believe tbs-. -.,b
lr fn-.r rHc,ptioa of EnclanI. ulo..
anh.rif ta prevent an Eufopean usr r. .r.,
-s. rftrr of ttc rart.rs fs thnrs. -tfr
l earnest in itess ueGofiaf..rs Iasr ..tlf
'i r.l a. i-lf.ess mission oftt- Polish
An. tssa41r fo Ni-rra .r f-.l. Al. 49,
.fr-.a. rc.an .urralaf.an co co. F--rr.r
Nhr"-r. a..r t-r uar anI all thar ga. ID,
tr gained AID I.sf hr it taI t.-. a'-.tf.
u '.. -rr..f ...rr. .rnf lI.r.I ..-r.
t. ~ Drrrgn ie LIllrs 81 a.f.ur.l 90
4ra~ eF iar plan .i a ccrErr... CO. Iaf-r-
90 tr's rot conrrai from fla.r about De,
ihc orlairn Thar snr aast ron.e cot of a
that Larrrc REALLY Deeds rrnn.lellrr AL
fhtf, vlnrser uag ln.e. Tran-e r.s.f al -...
crssIrF ratn hr o.. Ntrr ur fr.- ttr.
fras..a. Al.tfla anl l-4F have s.s..f y,
FNt. GOD f..lr arall.rHfs. tfr-. fr.I..f 80.
maF begin io hnr. tnt vh.I-. ra srf. al
pral trr an1 fnfrraf.rs. w. 90 ftrr, r......,
~ vifh 80 sane Eir.- vtf. bel. 80 r.
Meg oi iruss.a ID .lr il.as.n fr -.t....
TO- l1sfi.e oi a cause ulI.h Heaven -,--..
sanction. ana 0r fhe oIIfr ta-I G.-.-.f
bcne1rk. Dol Dc o. ela-.rfl.r f. OBJ. --..-
~ Hai. D. has lft been appointed Fl. 81.
''nH.arl in rtiff. n.ar .trsfInr r. 81. go,
-...lr.. .r pnI.a fif... a-I f.f. 500 +.
..e DC 80 ar llr.-arf.r. o. -...... 81.
iarh. H.r.I. -l believe lr ft- -.
r'.l f.a- 20 .l..r .srrfurcs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

The banks sil ,h-i lovn on STATE car.
rcnry on the -sih az Junc. rhesc rersous
Indebted % us either on ne~sparcr OF al
veItising accouat. viil frd b. convenient.
until Junc 2i. o. forward .uch bi's ir rav.
mrut- Ahsr that iate STATE monsy ~dl
noe bc curr,rt ir urs busin-.s transac'ion.
A. thes vil ray debts ti.l tlat date. 800
dan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

"''D. Tie Jourrai saws ermm Lev
is;on PAID abiltoa E8...s rYo,er a. ,-.
aerei 80" ~'r.h % gods TIE deal.
go senf taek 90 oftl- ns.sr tt..u.. 4,
STATE bids. ty express 49,, -,.- ..,...
ih'y ~cre rarl-rcrt The party r.i,r-..f
ihc h'i'' I'D retufnei item ~iia obi. z.o.l.
saving faat a. oar money ~as uacarrs-, Il
Boston. they sao1d not pur.hsse no-,
goods fhrre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08
NOTICE

have arranged wi;h the G.. +. & Maine
9 a. Il Co ior Delegates from Oxiord
County. 10 The tnion Courcntioa AZ Ban
gor on The @lst INST, % pass over those
roads and back Tor one farc. On prsscnfa-
ton 81 credentials 20 auy ststicn on The a.
4 Aosd from the Stale line % Danvilie
TIP T.. C.. Harlow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

TIE Press lesrus thsi Cta.. m True.
private Sccrvtarr Co the Governor. uas
Arc~n from a carriage. in Hai'owcn. Ga
Ihursday afternoon. Ilc struck on his
hea1. causiue severe confusion. and near
iy fracturing thc skuu n va. taken O.
his rcsitenoc in Augus,i a.i B. nov DONG
veil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

trn-srEE. A. ft,rrn n1 ruE Nrurorr
'ttH b. one of i's member. Ne-
iorS >Arilon a Co.. Prics 80 ocnts. The
in'lor ot ih.' Hna.lai presents ia its pages.
90 very bret space. al 'hr preliminary m.
firuciions ard cNpinrstion q terms. reed
q 'o- a flii unlcrsanii-- ~ thi. fts-ina-
ting game. vtb th- rules adopted bv b..
cil'. c.f.nr iu eEplanation ca.cs thaf o.,-
e1r-ci in ari1ai r'ar. ~iiL the &C. i.iou.
maie ai'rr 60. discussion. % saE-irr,.
ls miu-te % t-c la,tru-tion o. lr-.a..r.
safe O. embrace al ih- r-iacipic. 10 be
unders'ool by tlc sAi.iili layer. aal 10 b.
al means Co. t.ss nanlal wc have seen.
Tie roles la COG aeal..i uaL DIS. o
Capt Mayae Reed t.t are very mssh
more c,car
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

fc-sons wishing % purchase Washing
Va Dine. a Wr.-g,r or q Melaro-. are
referred o. ere notices 20 x. VI Man.ar.
On another col1mr. The article. rdr---
fised a-e spoken hi-t'y ofby tlo.e quail
f-l o. i4ire ofs1ri -atf-r..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

lair utu..- ,ril-rf'y f-t-st. 'ie u--
.salI ar.r -ra-,cI tr-a, Foruess Mo-.
ra.. as assa-nes CO. airs sie uore a. q ..t.
mori. So sf.ts o-t hsr reresh senti-e-n
at some 81 tis or-er. a Co. Tortress s-f
irpii-' t' der rers1,aiir epi .tsts not o,i,
obnosiol''y d.s'oyal bst v-ry un.esn.y
fora ialy Cd curi1f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

It BE- sssrr'ed GA, Atn.-,I N.-,r. con-.
mnndrr offhe spanish sq.ai-.n .a tf. Ia.
cfr. Died 81 his uourls fe~ lsr. ,r.-
thc homaarinrut ofCsIso. Tter-u.-,.
ior 'irae surpres'ei BY The ssor,s oftbs
Span .sh suthorities
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

Hon. Eivari Fos Aas hen srPoi-,sI
al o'ofruei hr ihe senate. Js.,.ce 81 tie
U. :. bis'rict oourt. in r'ace Of Juiee
Wa-c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

The scouadreis in Darbar .,lr ply tie.-
vocation. Ihursdiv an cx ras f,r-f b.,
pastsre stabbed. The animal BELONGED a.
a coiorcl Eoulan-a widou lair. of irrE
iensise coaracter anl ts -esr.ec- ~ sr-.-
a. 'oorieiy, indlsiry and honesty car make
-Ler-.ion Igrrnal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

la a 'ist ofoaniiiate. named fo-ile Dem
o~rauc nominafion o. Governor. the Arsu.
places thai % j. T. lIA.iings. E.q.. q
Fryclarr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

Messrs 5. q sc. ". Chi.s. have BE
iar 'he brirk v--k oi tie new
, af'.e.i-ai FRI F1-fianl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

Tie Argos. vLllh hls been 81 ardent al
alu.rer % Plcsilcui Jobn.5n. mako. tf..
io1ouinr Complaint.
iIalf az DE vliskrv mal- is nov 5,.,,r-.s
ih tgo or three RI the southern Sfsfrs -.rt.
OCT ary TAX. became o. men &c fs- ns....
s'rs "a collectors % ihe internal rrsrn.e
can he ioHnI sho vii take tie .c.t oatl
o. r--a.i d. that tle government lo.r, mil.
hons of dollar. and the mlrket price of
waiskey D. les than So cKcis- Tax alone
ih1s r-in.aS tle b-s.acss OF honest Nrrth-
en- a.si...crs. a-l Cling che Poi st. ,i r,l.-
ei mac iacturcrs of shat Temperance ora.
tors call hI-iI damuafioa uith .l,tal-
crcrLtacks.
A. yoa hse 81 JaLnso. 81 vel. h,1rt
sou oeier. Under che ei-cam.tanres is.t
sar-csi O., hiai o. seed OFT Ioral men uho
cga take ibe tc.i oath. % assr.. ana collect
tlis taH, 10 seems to be casy enoarh to
rrcvcnt D." ioss. ~ there d, NOBODY ir
ilo-e States. ~l9 Las been l1saIt,tte COW
eminent. of course tbev ere r-e,sref ~
i1re-ia.e AL laerrifl5nal -rrrr.ea,s,
ia 'or-rcss. TIE h.is all--,i d. -L.
Argus are ia'ii'Ilialie proofs ofitst.
Bangor WIZ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08
Union State Convention.

To tuion voters 81 Nai.e sre r-qucsfsd o.
srnd teieEaies e. a tcufenflou fo o. heal ai n
eos 90 T'tsrsfat 49, 81. ai m o'ciosk a. n .
80 tte rsrross fl uosainating Candidate g. Gov
erl.rr, uud fransaring arf cfher bs.ae-s taai r,s
properly couns t-lare fhe CatVerii1n-
7 - tusis FL rrrfrrsurarfon sf1 o. as i.liorss
Zach citFs tusu act f.aniairrn vtii - sariiac o.
cne cerlafe. snd an a1dui.r.si artseafe &C. ever.
-efeail hfe tufes cast Sc -snlurl Cons 60 en-
1ue~rn-i otial election of iSta tracti1n of
gaze.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

iion. joln q. Eioc writes ,hc Bangor
Wig. declining % o. considered q canIi-
date for renominaiion for Cou-rr.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

Tie Wasling'oa correspondent of th,
Bangor Times says fhat Gen Us~arf.
Too >llrey fertam. a.l wiuia-P D-.r.
~ Of els STATE. are prom .-ent ia fse
Ieurerancc reform noe p-,errssi--attle
Capital. ani are periap, Gle three ue.
most inaaeuf.ai ia carp lrr DO oa.