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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

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Pnrts suhta an.i o. the Cour-s rf sf.rf .u
the 80 rrr-'ss of NJ. =. D. l~eS.
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Id th- s-fsie of Fr.rltrr g. Miag. asr- ed
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CEIsE> PoisoNors Al thi. season o.
fh~ wear. 70 shouid be specialls remembered
iiat tbe cellar o. dwelling house j. vc-y
likely 90 d. a source Of disease 20 the whal.
family. TIE remnants 90 vegetables stored
daring he winter begin 20 decay on the ap.
preach Of warn Wcafhe-. sni the erhtia-
lions from tLose. viii The chilly dampnes..
are liable o. produce sickness. sianv
family las afiriba;cd 10 d" Providence the
diseasc caused ~ the poisonous raiasrna
arising from the neglected cellar. gverv
cellar shoal 90 AZ times b. kept clean bv
The removal 81 al ve-ii-cs of de-ayirr vc--
eiab'rs. fruits. aal food \ coat ~ stron-
linle White vash upol ibe walls anI ccilsnr.
a. least once year. az better tuice a wear.
VII ali greatly not oniy 70 the beaithfai.
ness ofthe cellar. bot vi also make j.
nuch lighter and more cheerful.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

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.7 ih~ur- rforrri ta $50 ~ s.-.- u.-utr-.-. o..
rafi f-ttrea iuuaarisafrit after saii r1sss hrsr-
r 90 ~ rafflf- anf safrrs-rs fI O. 81 at
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n fHf t.rt taFr. So thr lfaFrr ai sall rrfift.n-
go saa-l.i uoi - Ersais.I.
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FANCY GOODS
W II o L y s q = u!
MERRILL & SMALL

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TIT '.r .'....". .r ".. f...r ... 49,
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osForu. s-.-Af "a Co-srt 81 frais1tr hsit "a
fans. ufthsu aaa fas thr Csuait ol Osief.
90 re hrs farsfs- af MAJ q n is6s.
ID TIA WuITriNOgE. .4ala.-trstrsN a-
IL tar estate nl .ha Whifiaa .r- ls,r TT lisi.r,
ia fhit aaatf ts-ra-f-t. hsriaE irc-ratrl t-r
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thrH usy APPEAR at frt..st- Cert ts d. hria
20 fafis, ia -iti Ceuafr. oa a. 3 Iu--ts, "a
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sh.l'l aat D. .faarei
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a tree raqF--atiest- , Hoses. s.sa.si-r.
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ONFoEp. "a C-uri 81 froi.sts hrli si Pa
co., ~uhin art trf he Cerafr ol ONiafd 90
fhud iuess-s "a M a ID ks
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are Couufs. hsriaE rrs- safa hrs SET scceua- "a
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appear at a froi..te Ceurt O. o. brlf ~ rari. e.
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81 on Pare. in SGD C-.sai, that th-s ns, ar...sf
nc a ffuhate tnurt e. o. triJ ia PERI o. fhr Z
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AM rhnule nnf u. ai.nssf
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S.Houus. R,s,.i.r.
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Book, ard and FaBey JOB PnaleS
PAgfs MANY.
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nsf.rf. ss.-Ata Cearf Eel rrair,fe tsf. 90 Taris
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q ". WOODBURY. Jssrs.
hfrurrn gF=aftrsf Hnnas E~ss.frr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

OnEosp. - IA C.s-rt 81 frs.ist- h-li at
fsfis, suhia nui o. th~ CrsiufV q ONt1rd
60 ~ 3 Ta-stss of NJ 4 ~. tSeS
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"a J--s-s 4 SAL iatr 81 NurvaV d--.a--f pay
az 49, D. ne - urrouir4 alasiatstrafaf 81 i e
sait Iau~s ~he,i's estate.
nri-rrl. $50 tn satI frf.risner gire no.
to- 90 aii 7sr-uas tni-r'-i ~ css.frr cort
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at ffehate Cnnrt e. o. t-iJ ie PERI o. fhs =
Fa--iss sf JunrreNt. az cen o-r'arA tathe sore
a--ea. saa shrs cau-s ed az Ties have, o. y the
-arur rh1ult nof o. alin..f
2. ". WOODBURY.. JsIse.
Atru~ cppy-attssf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

tfrssn. ss.--At Crarr nf Probate hsp 81
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I'D 10 T rrslrt I'd Me-. 4 10 100
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fa p lrt'rsh~t fhr~r e~rks srrrrssfrrIs
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rr.l.srr fea,t e. o. h~tI at Farts 90 far fttrf
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s..~ st.afH 90 Do arn-~.
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49, -raF-arfru J Wouus.g~rtstsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-08

TIE ~at-cts.-r aer-,s r,sss pl.,l-r uai.tr that
- has h-en aa.r arr-sfrirf b ~ Ha.a. nh .
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trstauarrt aI
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ia 49, t11aif c-e-assi. ~ -.rs-r IA a. tb~
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49, er.a.a'aea farrrsH. fn o. a..rf flr 49, e.
MARGARET WILLIAMSON
MIS-. I~C6
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-06
Philadelphia Trade Report.

TUESDAY,, November 6.-There is .ess INQUIRY lor
flour for home consumption, but prices are firmly
nu'' unheu IN consequence OF the limited receipts
ahc stocks. few hundred barrels were taken in
lois at prices ranging from $s to ~ bbl for super.
hne' S925Gl2 for extras, s19 Gl4 for Northwestern
extra family, $l4 259l5 80 for Pennsy lyania and
We'tern do do, and BIG 6O@16'5O Tor fancy brands,
according TO quality 100 bbs. Rye flour sold at Ss
Nothing doing in Corn Meal.
There is steady demand for Wheat at Yesterdays
Ge9 e 8; sales OF pennsylvania and southern reds at
60 zSgS S2 1000 bushels spring at 1915; and white
AZ SoaOCTS 6O The last sale of Rye was at SI.35 ID
@ pus' 'el 5here s better feeling the Corn Market
anu nolders are asking an advance sales OF 1000
IusIels yellow at 81 25 Oats are III good request;
sale OF 6OOO bushels Delaware at 65 aud 5000
ears = ~ = -
at 81 40. - = --
The Provision Market is extremely dull, and prices
are weak. New Mess Pork was offered at $33.
smoked Hams are selling at 1924 cents; pickle
Whisky is quiet with sales of Pennsylvania at
S2'4l92'42, and so barrels Ohio At az 4S4a2'44.
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THE MISSION OF THE REpUBIICAN PARTY

In campaign speech at Chicago, on Friday
evening, Senator Yates closed an effective
speech as follows:-
"Fellow-citizcns, the Republican party had n
low beginnng-an humble beginning The
Wing party and the Democratic party broke
up on the slavery question, when it was
proposed TO surrender all this far territorv
OF ours to slavery. There was an inteIIi,
eence IN this country which began to ASK
the question, Why continue four millions of
human beings in slavery? Why have this
dark blot upon our national escutcheon
WHY have Government that ignores ali
the relations OF human life which separates
husband from wife, and parents from children.
which takes the babe from the mother thar
gave 1t blrthG The Republican party took mn
thal question. l was one of the men in the
county in which live who advocated universal
freedoms; and if l thank God tor anything, it IS
thai while ! have Committed many faults. 7
have been true to the poorest of the poor.
Our party have trium phed-g -glorIously tri-
umphed-and today 1t is the party of America.
1t Oas dedicated this country to freedom. II
supported Lincoln's proclamation of emancipa.
tion. 1t elected him in 1860 and 1864, and II ia
now, thank God! the dominant party upon the
continent Of North America and it VIII NOT
stop until it has accomplished all its objects
national partyr la. .'t H.H..
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-06
CANADA,

Arrival of TrOOps-Fentan Excitement
Over the AcquittaI of Lumsden-A New
Postma ster-G = Ca binet DeIibera-
tiOns on the Execution of the Con-
demned Fenians.
MONTREAL November 5.-Tha Tooth Repi.
ment, just out from England by the steamer
Pennsylvania, arrived here yesterday One
half the regiment will go on Immediately to
Ottawa. There are now in British America
about $4,000 troops of the Regular British
Army OF whom 5000 are in Canada. There was
parade on Saturday of the Volunteer Grand
Director of the Company, Colonel J. G. Brydges'
About 600 were on parade. The company has
along its line about 6000 employees, nearly all
OF whom are being trained for military service
There Is considerable excitement TO day in
GrlthntoWn, the Irish quarter OF the CITY owing
to the TACT that while the two Fenian prisoners
OF Irish origin, Lynch and Priest McMahon
have been sentenced to death, Lumsden a
Scotchman, and Protestant minister, has been
acquitted. The Cabinet have been holding
meetings during the last three days IN this city
Mr.. Langcvin, Solicitor General east, has been
sworn in as master-General, succeeding in
that othce MIR. Howland, who, some time ago,
was appointed Finance Minister Nothing has
transpired as to the result of Cabinet deIibera-
tions ON the fate of the condemned Fenian pri-
soners.
1t is believed that the Canadian ministry will
throw the responsibility of a decision on the
Imperial Government. There is a strong feeling
here that If the sentences are not carried out
the Fenians will conclude it is because Cana.
dIans are afraid of them, and will be more likely
to GIVE us trouble hereafter than If the law is
allowed to take its course.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-06

also gives rumor that the whole French army
VIII quit Mexico at the same time; that ten
screw ships of the llne and the same number OF
1rlgates are fitted out as transports, and will be
ready to sail for Vera Cruz in the month of No.
Yemoer, and that the Austrian frigate Etzdbeth
ls placed at the order of Macmillan, who
expected to return TO Europe.
On the other hand, the Paris Pdtrie states on
the authority of letters from Trieste that the
E,tzdbeth is to take the Empress back to Mexico.
that her health is sufficiently improved TO Justify
hopes OF speedy recovery; and that, tby re-
turning to her husband size will receive the
care and attention likely to complete her cure. q
The following are the principal points of the
Saxon peace treaty.
Saxony will enter the North German Confede.
ration. The Saxon army will be reorganized as
soon as conditions have been arranged by the
North GermanICo Kenigstein and
Dresden will have mixed garrisons. Prussia
will furnish garrlsons for other Saxon tow
place.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-06
From California and China.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 5.-Let.ers from
General Montenegro, commander of Acapulco.
to the Mexican Imperial Consul bearing date
october ", say nothing of the capture of
OaNaco, and state that Sutter, the acting Anne.
rlcan Consul, is fully implicated as being the
medium OF correspondence between the Liberals
in san Francisco and Alvarez.
CHINA news to September says the funeral
OF Captain Townsend, of the United States
steamer WdChuSeh, was largely attended by
officials and private gentlemen. ~
1t is supposed that twenty Chinese perishe1
by the burning of the steamer Hungary.
The insurrection in Cochin China is far from
being suppressed The rebels still occupy Tay-
men and Trombong, and only await the ap-
proach of the rainy season to assume the often
siye.
TIE celebration of the Emperor's fete has been
a failure. ...
v. j.. Walker, United States Internal Revenue
Agent for the Pacific Coast has been indicted
fol malteasance in office
Choice wheat, cents per pound
Ciown Point Mining shares sold at $1,000.
Belcher, $50; Yellow Jack, $40: Chollar Po.
tos 1922; Ophir S92; Legal Tenders, 7O5
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WASHINGTON.

The ReaI Position of the Government
| with Regard to OMexIcO-MinIsterC Camp
bell and General sherman Soon TO De-
part for Mexico.
WASHINGTON. November 5.--The intelligence
| from France relating to Franco-Mex affairs
| coupled with the admixture of fact and snecnIs
tlon emanatng from Washington on the
national policy contemplated With regard to I'M
pending events IN Mexico, has had the effect to
SO confuse the situation as to leave the country
IN great doubt as to what course the Federal
government is pursuing. That there has been
considerable eXaegeration both high officials of
the Administration and the Mexican Minister
here fully concede; but there is enough of fact
important TACT, developed TO warrant a reliable
ana concise statement being made at the pre-
sent time '. - r.
the meeting of Congress, has entered upon an
earnest and practical enforcement of the we'll
established Monroe doctrine and its riporous
appIlcatlon TO Mexico. While it has determined
on no protectorate, III the diplomatic sense of
mat word, 1t has nevertheless resolved on
giving the recognized Liberal Government its
moral support, to be backed, if need be, by a
physical demonstration. In the newt Two
weeks, Hon. Lewis D. Campbell our Minister to
Mexico, who is duly accredited to President
Jnarez, will leave in the United States steamer
SSuSqaeh,dmnd, accompanied by Lieutenant
They will proceed direct to Matamoras on
the RIO GTande, where they will meet General
Sheridan, and communicate with the Liberal
dutnOIltles. ITesldenL JaureZ has already been
officially notified of their coming In the mean.
time, Admiral Dahlgren has been ordered to the
west Cult Squadron, with instructions that nut
him in position to be of great assistance if
needed, to LieutenantGeneral Sherman anj
Minister Campbell, who represent the strange
combination of ''glittering eeneralites" OF dipIo-
macy with the sharp, pointed and vigorous
orders OF the field. -
Since MIR. Corwin's withdrawal! from Mexico. IN
1854, there has been no diplomatic representa-
tive OF this Government in that country
The French troops will be out of Mexico bv
the lst or 10Th of January, 1867. Maximilanis
aodication of the empire Will undoubtedly pre-
cede such withdrawal. His stay there thus far
has been caused by spasmodic effort to nav
the interest on the French loan.
As yet no treaty has been concluded (for after
It's acceptance by the Executive 1t will require
the ratification of the Senate) by which the
Government agrees to guarantee the Mexican
debt, and receive in return from President
JuaIez cession of Mexican territory. 1t is not
at all Improbable, however, but that the States
OF Chihuahua, Sonora, and Sinaloa bordering
on the California Gulf may yet be ceded to the
United States. -
of a Secretary of Legation
to Mexico.
WASHINGTON, November 5.-Edward Plumb of
New York, was today appointed Secretary of
Legation TO Mexico. He was Secretary when
Robert McLane was Mexican Minister.-Ne,o
York World