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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-02
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

SECRETARY OF sTATE.
ecu NAULON D MANSON, ofM ontgomcr!
AUDITOR OF STATE,
CHRISTIAN G. BADGER, OF Clarke
TREASURER OF STATE.
JAMES B. RYAN, Of Marion.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
JOHN r. COFFROTH, of Huntington.
SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
R NJ CHAPMAN, Of Knox.
For Congress.
DAVID TURPIE, Of " bite
For Prosecuting Attorney,
l. G. McCULLUM, of La Porte
For State Senator,
l. j. HAM, of St. Joseph
For Representative,
D. f. VANVALKENBJRG
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-02

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WITH WEEKLY COMPENSATION
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

During the thunder sbovsr - sunday
Jelly sth. isc Dwelling house Of y G.. York
Of Miiton risniaiion was siruck by hight
hing Tie electric au.d entered tbe house
o. ihc ianciiou Of a. gable y iih To- ridge
reie. ~herc be- disidci portion rannine
ais-r re ridge pole. ds,a,hinr the board.
and sh'nEies and reducing a. SIRE nearly
ooe lat D., throwing ~ .pluis-s uhich
rrrc gathered fhruuEh the chamber. An
other portion 20 tie faii sent Joan the
gable anl losn tbc uain house 60 a., al
comr'rtr't l.na.isbin- uialovs. tlarow in.y
oa boards anl p'ast-ri.-. brrakin- iiuii,crs
AMI makins a comQ,eie wreck 90 thc end %
ihe house. Afcr rra.hi-- ihc sil the fui :
seemed o. sub d.vilc s,iI. farther. portions
az it ioiiosing every sralable corducior
through tie entire hos.e. Ons portion 49,
tercd the pantry spiitiug th- shfiscs Lnl
making a ~rcrk ~ th- crockcry ware an
other portion ~as coniscted b. tbe ~ires
through hoop skir; ~hich hung against
the ~all. setting th- cotton fabric on Gre
iurniturc was smashed. tie foor torn ~.
plasiering torn 81. &c. a..
A bsyonct ~hich hung against the al
in the chamber was uieited nearly IN two.
Mr.. and Mr.. York ucre IN tbe room ~hers
ibe huii entered thc mlia Los.e and thoueh
the foor vas completely covered uiih trok.
En- timber and Other f-tus. TIE aoor tori
up ~aerc Mr. York "a. Standing sri both
Of iLeu thrown pro-frafc. neiiier % then
Sustained serious irIsry. On the contrary.
Mr. York seemed 90 b. completely csrcd
q severe S-iafic1 viih ~bich o. va.
somciimr previously attacked. and Mrs
loTk "a care'l Of d-afaes, Of lon= stand.
ing ] have not heari Whether or rot ~
above -urcs arr pcru.ansnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20
Letter OF Acceptance frOa Gen. Chan.
berlain.

BEUNswroK. June Is. ls66.
Hos. 4. q JEwErr. President. Sc
SIR have the honor % acknos LEDGE
the recc pr % your counuunicatIon q the
sd INST. iaformtng me Of nv noninsfion
a. candidate tor Governor Of Mainc b the
Union Republican Convention. lately hold-
en- az Bangor. and transmitting \ COPY %
tbe rvSoiunou- fherc sdor'cd
The isssc nov before rs i vel de6ned
b. thc recens war a sfep has heen taken an
our history. Nc ncw principles have been
adopted or assumed. but the doctrines which
weIe announced as TIE foundation q this
Goveranent. have made progress a. living
poser. and nov dsnand % bc more DE-
tinctiy craiodir,l an our institutions. and ap-
Piled 90 practical afairs We must secure
ourseives IN this advanced position We
cannot no~ 90 back 60 rsiher % The fra
meats ID tbe nion a. D. vas ~ most
rccoguize the nafion a. u j. and make the
Constellation Wat % shoud D.. The con.
sfifutional ancndment recently proposed %
the county BY tie TOO Houses - Congress
a. sfen m this direction The position q
The uion naiorify IN Congress upon tbe
questions % rcconsiruction assures us that
'he csusc a human right Is safc in th~ir
hands Above 81. The hearts % The reori~
src on earnest iu this matter ard iley mean
49, 80 80 raAAsA % ANANu l4NA AAra-
Ihis D. 10 innovation % D. let carving
for~ard 90 iheir Coupicilor fie ideas ard
intentions ~ the Fa-hers. Theirs - vel
a. oars is the motto - emhiszon on our
banner equal. oIsIl and political nights 70
at men.
This ! undcrs'and 20 D. the spirit % your
revolutions. AID these receits nv most cor
oial concurrsnce and support
D.strusfiul a. | musi b. az MS gntricd ca
paci rs iu fhe iine q dufg % whirh vou
~cud CAT me-. 7 am treasured bv ihe *.
y aoF,ii-a-y coupiirsent ~ vou- rhoioc. and
ihe rirdcc q your cordial support Re-
ocnltins On your sction . gensrous regard
tor those in whose sufcrinss AID sacrifces
for th.ir Country ani Tor Eicht mv ouu
small shaw - perhaps IRE ch,cf claim 90
your cun-I.eration. ard un~ iliiug % Nth
bold nv srrVices 81 needed on tie sanse crraf
cause. accrTt fh~ nouinaiiou sou have
done me ite Distinguished honor 90 tender.
am. With bich respect.
lour oh't. servant.
J. l. CANAAN sIN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

a. a matter o. safety the people ougbt % Be
prepared for the worst. The old maxim.
- iorewarned. forearmed.- comes IN here
with singular appropriateness A BoehAn-
an betrayed tbs governDsnt into the hands
Of the bloody buccsnees q the rebellion.
50 johnson Is prrpsriug the Nay 70 do The
saa.e thing. A ooafi.s j. ooaling thai III
shake this rovsrnment from centre 60 cir
cumferrnce. asa che LOYAL men Of the coun-
srv nav a-sin D. comPellei 90 fgbt John-
son and treason must b. net AMI fought
out o. THE end. A We Conquered treason
usIer JEFF. DAVIS. 90 the men Of the nation
81 conquer treason under Andrew John
scn- To DO Il We must stand firm. support
Congress and be sure ard rcturn % re next
House. a good round majority oi radical
men who by a ;wo-thiu3s vote vin pass
every statute demanded ~ tbe country
over The bead Of The President and keep out
The rcbcis from both Houses % Congress.
until rebellion . abandoned IN spirit a. vel
a. in form. and Ne have sufficient guaraa-
ties 20 secure 10 Is ard our children. iibc-.
u and equality cfrishis TO all
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

q ouFIgNESrArr. A corr~.pr-I.-. a
ihr >'ar safs tae ulcmb-rs 81 fb- Supreme
to.fi. have invited lion. " ". Vir-i,.
lately alIoiHi,i Esrori,r of Decision. 20
oe present az their discus.ians. Thi. d. q
privilege never before accorded 90 a Ee-
porter in iLls STATE. Wsles Hubbard. E.1
The iormer inc1u.beut I'd thc office. has pass
- over Co Gen. Virgin. al the paper. in
decisions made sinoe the issoc Of bi. as,
volume Of Mace Reports. so tisf fle s-.,
Of NTeia's Reports ~il sppcar prohahIy
dsrng tbs srar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

TuE Cnor- ~ TrNss UnSer date q
Gaivcsion. june j.. lnsPecfor Gsnsrai
Grrgory ssys. "O~ing 60 the hay
rams Of Apri ard Nav. sd ~ inunaa
irons az tie bottom ianis. Deduction uiu,i
b. made 81 a. l-asi 80 pr cent. % re 80
fimai-d yieii % cotton. hat IN ihc se.tcrn
Port'on 81 tbe safe. -h-rc ihc sraHng IN
tercsis have sud,red in past sea-. FROM
drolih. tie sio,k vN tc materially inn
proved. TIE cotton crop is large ard nsar-
u TiPcusd. and in rriuac order. TIE vheat
crop. Which has been harvested. - ab4n-
dan'. and Of the best qsaii'y- There ,
enough on hsad % feed a., euiirc popala-
ton for to years
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20
Weights and Measures.

Congress has recently consi1erei a bili au-
thoriring The uss Of ne~ system % ~eiehis
and measures; not set obliging. bet allow
nc The aioPtion OF IL. ~ making Il legal
The same thing va done short time siuce
IN Great Britain. n both cascs 10 i pro-
posed 20 abandon the common English
standards for those Of the French. n thc
making The ncw measures LEGAL in comuicrce
should induce general INTERPOLATION 90 70.
the next step would doubilcss BE- The pas
SAGE ola az odligag its use. rberc ar
many Advantages IN the change. ana no
great obstacles; eNccp; Co the present ccn-
craiion- TIE immcdiaic troublc - not in
learning the tables according 90 ;hc French
S,andard-fiaf any SCHOOL boy can 90 in
6iieen aainstes; bat the difficulty = IN the
mental operation 81 STACKING the correct
idea q sizc % fhe new tern. We az kno~
tie sire 81 a stick Of timber Ga inches
carpenter knous iust how 90 cut IL IN franz
ne. AID iast hou and where 20 usc such
stick bat tel hIn about a timber as dec
imoircs and b. vili have no idea % az ,lre
until be translates decimetrcs 60 inches
and this mental operation j. thing Which
every person who has grown up Under ihe
common scale % FEET and inches wili have
10 90 throush Bst edscaie a single GEN
Grafton % tie rev standard. and the froabic
i oEer. The superiority % the French
system Is ackno~ lcdced by men % science
al over the World. Is extreme simplicity
Is reason enough for iis adoption. Every
thing i derived from The single standard %
length. Tbs standard is the uiefrr and it
Is jas; one tcn-miiiioash oftLe j .fanoc from
The equator - the pole. measured upon an
arc Of the meridian: IL i very ncariy 50 s.
inches IN lengih. Onc-tenth ol The metre j.
tie deciunctre one-tensh oftbe latter - the
oeutimetre; ard one-tentb Of that ihe miili-
metre % also NJ have ten. an hunircd and
a thousand metres. under other names. 90
that uhciher a nan D. making = watch or
a steam engine his scale has the sane sand
ard. and TIE sane ratio between ihe di,is-
ions. The emit % surface arain j. the me-
tre SCARED; "a. 90 square ui-ircs making
about 2 acres. The emit a weight b.
cube % water one -handrvdth % a metre o.
the SIDE; The measure % capacity j. the
tenth % a metre cubcd-about a quart.
Thus 4 man having a scal- meticaliy disi-
dcd NAV himself dvdace AMI male az %
the standard weights and measures Tie
relation bet~ecn tLis system and oar pres
eni abominsble inches. feet. yard,. rods.
iaihoms. iariongs. miios ard lcagscs is pre-
cisely the sane A. that bctwccn our present
decimal system 81 coinage and the oll
pounds. shilugs. sixpcnccs. ninepences.
io.rIcsccs and Pcncc. 10 Las not taken .
very great ~Lile 90 rad oarsslscs oi The old
coinage And ~e believe scw people void
BE- Wiling 20 90 hack 90 o.. Ia will certain
iy be 'ls sane iu the weights aud measure
lrt The mefricai sysien once BE- introduccd
an ~e shall wonder uby u vas rot d5ae
lag 40.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

SoVIHrEN UsIoNIsrs. The cau fo- q
convention q Soatbefn Uni.ni.r.. 20 meet
in lndrPendenoe Hal. Philadelphia. On ,Le
hr'i Monday % ScpiemL,r. - signed d,
Aos'1'. W. b. Stokes. Joseph :. Fo-l.r.
ard james Geitys a. Tennessee. Gov.
hau'i.'oa and George vs.. PasclaI. of Tess.
and tvcn'y-oae others. The spirit Of ,b.
cal. o. condensed ia iie following sentence
We demand. and ask y5o 90 concur 10 De-.
handing. proteciioa o. every citizen ofibe
great hepuo.ic. On TIE bass % sgsal,y BE-
fore ihe lav ard fastLer. that no safe
government sLouid De- recognized q. Ieet-
maie unteE The Constitution. 10 % far a. ii
doe' DOS by be- organic la- make impartial
protection isl aad oomPlete.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

TIE nany friend. Of our eficient and En-.
osiient Clerk Of Courts. \. l.. Bsrbank.
Esl.. MI b. glad % kno- thar ior ~ ia,s
80 uesks. his disease has ASSUMED a uorc
favorable form. Al thar b. - % DECIDEDLY
improved. a. @ give ground Cor ths belief
that b. -il nos sei uP sPcediiy IL bas
been couened 90 his bed siu,s Februarv.
unable 90 zee even his most Intimate frisn8,.
ard for many -e,ks ~ seemed uncertain
ho~ his case woulI terminate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

THE Was N EUEorE. The laie steam
e. brings decisive news. Tee Austri,n ar.
ny has been successiai against the Italians
on tle Mincio. ItnoH proposes 70 ocde
Nenetia % France, having As q says nain-
famed The Austrian honor. and acccp; b..
services a. arbiter. On the other ham the
frussian AMY Las been sictorious. and On
a battle fought July 50. Las placed i'seli in
side al the Austrian fortifcatious. urh
slight obstacle betwccn i ard the Austrian
capital NaPoieou. having obtained hi.
Pari 81 tbe rPo.is nay nov arbitraie IN an
eheciual manner. and this opinion h.
strengthened by the announoems % hat IN
Lonion the var - considered 70 Dc ncsriy
closed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

senator Lane died at ueek. A-e.s-
ern exohango states tLaf b. was driven 20
suicide ~ III popular disaPProyai q bis
eourse IN ibe Senaie. IN supporting Joha-
son H. best fri-nis refused % recognize
ban. and be passed Along she streets urno-
uccd- On the contrary The Representative
Who Va true 20 tLe people received public
osa.ious vLerescr D. travelled
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

ENrEAoEpISAEY DUCfINE N WuEsr.
Wiihin ihe past tscuty four hour. the vheat
market in his city hss experienced most
extraordinary decline o. - cent, % e cents
pr bosbel CD Tuesday. No. 4. rcrulir
Spring ~beat "a soli ~ : - an q 20.
and cs'erdsy Il fcii a. lou a. : g.. cio.-
ing duu ard nominal 40 st.65 Tbs de-
cline in prices . thc rc-uli vhoiiy oi cxccs-
sisc speculation. 4 prominvnt operator
some truie since Purchased the entire stock
or ~Leaf. ard two or three hundred tiol-
sand bashci. beside Or future delivery. In
order completely o. '' corner the sellers D.,
adopted tb- somcrhai novel eNpsdient %
selling car-oes 90 free on board to shippr-s
a. ten cents % thirf-cn cents below tbe mar
ket Piiee. for lot. IN siore. n ibis wsy ibe
stock "a rcduocd quite materially. ard tbc
sellers ~crc iorccd % settle a. the buyer.
o~n rricc- Tbs being accomplished te
tbre~ thc balancc oi BIS ~hrat upon tbs
Hlarket and lroks is do-ns
lChicago Tribure. fhur,da,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

fonrrStrr. Mcssrs Woolna-. Trvs
a Co. eho ios very heavily in fhs Ere.
bad 100000 vorfh 81 goods coming. that
would have been in their store b. fe-
dsys. Tie delay makes ths loss rluch
lighter. snd leaves them 18th q gooi ss,ck
p hand. 60 their re- qaariors. No. 8 Gslt.
biock. Commerrisl Street
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

AEEEsT oG BoU poINm,N RonnrE
We arc inlorused b. Mar,hal Frencb. E.q..
that nan vas arrested IN Portland tbs
>a'rr'iay 4. VI uho ts ideufifed A. oas .
The Bowdoinhan robbcrs 4 consilerabls
qusnti;y - The missing bond. And money
~as found on him There seemed % BE-
litiie doubt that one Of she right men Ia.
been caught Lewiston Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

otscsrs Of Grcenieaf Lodge. No. III.
CoFaisb-ins'aiied April 80. Is6s IN.
DAVIS. NJ. \. C. OBrioa. : W. Ammi
B7ynton ,. ". n ". Gerrish. Trra.urrr
Eosooe g. Suiih. Secrctary james Evans.
ID iIcnry b. Flint. J DC. T.. Mar.
:. John Bradley. J : Samsel GRAY.
j. [Bid8efori JournaI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20
Republican Nominations.
County Convention.

The Urice voter- 81 80 Corrsy 81 oSsari are
rsq~sstcd ~ 800 d~Lrgsies r-Ifs--f 49, - n
Coanfy Ccsv-utson. ~ ~ hrid n - tourt hoa-s
O. PsFs Hig. %
"Wednesday, Aaxa-f -. 1850.
o. 10 o'clock in 80 f1rrneon- to nnuli.sl~ eandi
dsie- >~s..turs So Cesrly Oticsrs. fsl,o~s
Two SNNkroEs.
a Corsrr C@NNrs<TosnH.
CoUSrr TEEasuEEE,
ACIEEN ~ CorNrs.
A>HrufFF.
AJCDeE % PEon
A. - transact suy other necssssry h-.iness.
he hase Sih D. Esho~s; I dekrai- g.
ssch to~n sd plsai4fios I dsi-sat- 90 esrr, 50
Jni - sotc- east 60 Govrrnor ~ ISL 49, I
c-legste M naierify frsrtten or 30 vofr.
PEs ONrrN % CO. Cos
Isd-r fh- strve basis foaus uin L. erfifi-.l a.
Aelrlalr. =. E-lLn.-..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

4 story - aaont o. ttc eject ttat J,F.
ba'is' counsel have ia their possession. a
letter from Anirsv Jobnsoa. in uhi-h D.
promised 20 JON ths rebellion. provided D.
coui have scaf RI e. Cati,rf AID fhsf-.
viy Jef does rot rei atrial
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

Tie Committee q ibe Hos.s. appointed
o. invest gate charges made By Gen Frye.
formerly Provost Mlr.ial General. against
Ar. 'onkinE. Member from Ncu York.
have reported thar The charges we're vi,b-
out ioaniafi0n in hcf. The resolves also
crnsurc him severely io- having written a
letter containing % crave and baseless
charges aEsinst a member of ttst bolr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

On the Little Androsoo-sin. between
Suo-'s Pals and West PARIS. - a mile or
to u siil ~Aier. admirably aispied for
rosinE and fishing George " Han
u'ond. Ia. Las rccrntiy done good ser
sice for fhe pubiic. in p-ocariug from Port
lanl a sta1nch boat ukich riu b. 10 o.
parties on reAsonabis terms. IL viu ac-
commodate quite party.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

Ihe n~vs from E4roPe. ~fb % ID. in
? -'sfn taai market dropped tie price of
goil. soucuhat iu New York. Specoiators
a. look,nr ior political aritat5as ia tte
Jnfed States iaai -ili send r,'l spt1 20
again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

Iur IoEILsNn FsrrE-. Tie Prs. d.
a. Bllieiorl. and 10 .Il i.s.e a hsif sheet ell
iheir res olL1c on Coumer..al 80. d. GreI
uP. III ArEas 's 80 saeo. anI prints aIl
Boz cliiions reEa.sriy TLe Trarsrr.pt 4.
a. l.-uis'1-. aal is...t bald shrst Ias,
~ess. hli ui.l c.nr Oh iaI sre thi. ueeE
] ae A.rror an L.en's Alsoraie isssr hslf
sheets ihis -eek tai ~iI coa.s oat ia fsll
'ife a. soon a. an oGoe can b. srteI Up in
Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

Tie Eoe. .h steamers n.Hag from fhis
porf vhi,b have. ofcserss. rralr seeess f1
o. BRITISH usrtefs. hsse foani e. Steam
Hefasi sap af Messrs. I.eafhe and Gore
81. sarer'or. thsi ~ even farvari orders
to Montreal. uhsn not fouehing here. o.
sarpi.ss of soar. a fesfImon.h a vbith
Messrs Lsafhs sni Gore have reason 10 o.
prou1 rPrrss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

lNsrED,r We call atterf,.n % tf.
card 90 Ir'sla'd Hoe. in this pip-r. All
e. companies hs r-rrrssnfs have cone olf
of thr great t-r. u.fh ss,efs not .er..a.fr
infi.rri. o. BE- ready % take good r..k.
or .asora5le ier-s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

'-murneemc-t exercises o. WaiersIl-.
VII take place oa WednesIay. Aass.i -ih
lhe qIesiian 81 Dol Memor.al~ wiI % De-
eiicd a. ile meeting az CO. Alumni The
Press GAYS a majority OF the C8nnrte.
favor iae erection 81 a sfafae.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

DrLrcsrr. To CoUxrY CONVENTION
Peru las choscn CaPt ]. Chase. Capt SAN
uel iio. aes. Geo. ". Bi.hce snd ". a.
Wake. delegates % he Union Countv
'oasvnfiou. TLrg ar hsorab,e o. tLs
nominHi.oa g Jozs. Gresse. La. iar Sen
afor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

Ma. EnfroEs Ne wrrs Visited IN No
fayetis last Sahba'h r N. bv = tornado.
arrudel 18th terri6r ;hsnirr. lightning.
an hal. Too barn. ~cr- blown down. a
stable and house partly unroofcd. chiun~vs
demolished. and a large nsuber % fruit
snd shade trves ~ere tora up by The roots
Or t-isied a. Near "a. On NJ. Vcrnon a
barn containing several tons of hay was
s,ruck BY lightning snd consumed.
Cus~. ANuEEws
No. Fayeite. Juis o.. LEO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

The editor % ihc Brsns~ick Telerraph
has sren burnt paper snd o,her arirle..
c'iienuy blown from The Gre a. Portland.
coming distance o; a. least e milss in a
direct hnc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

EA'H.ScE 90 BoSns. 4 disrairh dat
81 july 1854 saws; Il b. urlers,ooi hat
neHf week an oGrrai Offer al o. made 90
90 hange s-at.s noies Of any 81 toe series
Jog 5--ys-tLe eKchanre fo Pc made o-
equaI terms a. rcspscts the principal. s.d
'he Interest io t~ atia,,cd o. baian .iaa a.,
ihe amoant due on esch sers-iy. The re
change vili he male 81 a. slb trsassr,
al without interferencc of agents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

Mr Lgnoh "a. su-csrlcI in ptocsr.rs
TIE inscrioa - an item a. $4,000. fsr
rrrair' on the Caftom lIoase All P5., Of.
Gee h1iil.nr .n PortlarI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

"ea. s-erman sis.isl no-an isss ue,t
on Dc ~ay O. Hanover. -bere g. roesto Do
present 81 ihe graduat.n- eae-ri.,. q ti-
class 81 ~hi-h De- ncFt,r isaue-t.- U.
ret "ih u.osi enth.siasf.c reosrt.o. BE-
Bosion. e. eel ts AZ every point ut.-. 49,.
people coud zee Bon The N.rI-,- 49,,
roai placed Al elegant car &C OIL. s..-..,r
ior ihe Trip to Ncu IIampshire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

Ihe Lewiston Journal notes the death.
- Lecds. q Capi. Dexter ". HowarI. q
The i-sih Co.orci IniaEiry. from disease
contracted vhile 90 The serricr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

Some hsif a dorm q our -eeEly eSehanr-
- t-is year Ei.ouci ilr ex.mplc so b. toe
dai.ies. 90 not issuins psP-r, tbc sex o.
g. Folrth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

The si'7 Manar.i ofr.. s-ss JEFF Tir.
srpooi har'h JOB. -i'h 6si ra..eserrs o.
h'a-i. al sliaasie ireirhi. Be- not besu
hrt-i iron. d isfea-e4 shc has gore do~n
9Th al o- board
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

tongues las passed an at autLorizirr
tie Commissioner ~ lnierual Eesenue 10
noi collect The government taxes assc..sL
before The TIRE. ca those Who werc barned
out ia Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

On fbc u; insi TIE steamship Great
Eastern - passei . tbe Irisb coast. on
her waY % Naieni.s. % commence The la,.
ing az The Atlsntic cable
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

AZ ihs la'e session ofthc Epscopa Con.
seni,on. a. Bath. Rev ?. u Han'.nstoa
% Boston ~aselecisd Bishop % ths Diooose
% Nance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

Secrettries sevard and Webs h,,. 49,.
Ten che icq1ired letters fo CHE Co-.--.....
o. che '' Conveation.- vbirh istau..., =.
Fliiaiciphia. -sotsifhstanainr tti. 4, 4.
saii Mr. Sesard sil be reqsireI % ss-.,.
b. place. When fLe Cabinst staI D.. ezra.
oonstrucfcd.- liz lctter b. stro-r II.
for Lis coaiiauance ia oEre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

tsnrNEr CHsNcE Hon. wm. D~nni-
son. P1sfmaster-t,cnrral has res rred La.
position. OIL letter 90 the Presiden,. in
~tieh b. sasfains the Constitutional Amend
ment The resignafi1n has been accepted.
80 'oT Randall. appointed in ii. place
lti' believed thaf ru-a,r. Of flr,b-r re.i-n,-
iion' a. ~.ihaui f3aa.'ail,,. fi.oarh it 4.
a'srr'r'i that Attorney Cscn-ral : ieed. and
s-er-'sry Harlan riH sooa 81 OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-20

No. F.y,,,e. Jolly %. 10.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-12
SHIPPING.

.zEEEs FOR SALE. TWO PROPELLER
SSLlsIs2 STEAMSHIPS, $40 tons each; twoy years old :
Ien rtn ieet breadth of BEAM 26 eet inches depth
OF ower hold eet inches; between decks, feet d
inches; condensing engine cylinders, So inches in bore
and "a IN stroke ...
Freight capacity 1000 barre Copper fastened and
built in EhIadephia by Messrs. william Cramp sons
In sp endd order
Va W. r GALL AGHER.
No. 2OS n. " HARVEN or to
WILLIAM L. POTTS.
924 lmrp No. 1925 MARKET Street Phlla
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-12

zEEssg, STEAM TO LIV LIVERP00L-CALLING
sSSLLAIkIl44S at QueenstOwn-1he lnman Line sailing
eekly, carving the United states mai -
"CITY OF CORK. Wednesday, october II
'tCITY OF BOSTON".....,..,..S Saturday, october 70
''KANGAROO" 49,. Wednesday October q
CITY OF WASHING tON'..... saturday, october Y
HClTH OF IONDON' .........s saturday november
and each succeeding saturday and wednesday, at
noon, from Pier No. 45 North river.
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY the mail steamer sailing every Saturday. -
First Cabin Gold. ....S9U steerage currency. $50
TO LOndOn.......... 95 TO London. ...... a.
To To Paris. 0O
Passage by the " ednesday steamers;-Fjrst cabin,
elCO; steerGge, s35 Pay able in United States cur
rency.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Hamburg Bre
en-, etc at mOuerate rates.
Steerape passage from Liverpool or Queenstown $40
currency Tickets can be bought here by persons send
ing for their friends.
For iurther Information apply at the Companv's
Offices JOHN u. DALE Agent
ST No. Ill WALNUT street. Philada