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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16

~ Hon. DAVID G. BURNETT, once Pre-
sident of the Republic Of Texas, has arrived
at New Orleans, from New York, having
been to Washington as the bearer of a pc
PERSON DAVIS.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16

W Bishop WILMER, of Alabama, and
Bishop GREGG, of Texas, were both in New
Orleans recently, and administered "apos-
tolic confirmation" to numbers within the
pale of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16

B The alarming prevalence and con-
tinual spread of the cattle disease in Eu-
rope, has induced the o. s. Congress to
pass law temporarily prohibiting the
importation Of foreign cattle; which law is
now in force, having received the approval
of the President on the 18th ult.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16

~ BEN De BAR has purchased the St.
Charles Theater from the New Orleans
Gas Company, for $4,000. One hundred
thousand in notes, and twenty thousand
dollars in cash. So it will not be sold at
auction.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16

W JAMES r. MARKS, editor and pro-
prietor before the war, of the Bayou Sara
Ledger, died at that place, after painful
illness, on the 9th ult.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16
HAY, CORN, OATS AND BRAN.-A fresh as.
IL sortment. Just received and for sale by
Ian9 ARCHER i HENDERSON,
RENEWAL OF BUSINESS.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, grateful for past favors,
the community In general, that he has renewed
his business, lately broken up by Ere, in the COR
ner triangular brick building southeast Of the
Court House in Baton Rouge. He re-opens with
a wellstocked store of
Family and Plantation Groceries,
Western Produce, &c.,
To which he invites public attention, and pledges
himself to use every exertion as heretofore, to
please and satisfy all of his old and new patrons
from whom he respectfully solicits liberal share
Of custom.
jan13 NICHOLAS WAX.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16

pEM0YAL.-I beg leave to inform my patrons,
1G friends and the public generally, that have
removed from Florida Street to the store known a.
900, Third Street." near the Bank. and that hav-
ing fitted up the same ss an AUCTION ROOM,
will commence Regular Tri-Weekly Sales ON Mon.
day next, at IL o'clock, A. NJ. A share Of public
patronage is respectfully solicited.
ALEXIS LEBLANC,
jane Auctionesr, 10,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16

lay Messrs. E. j. PULLEN g. Co., pro-
pose resuming the publication of the Gin
ton Lag Patriot, which was suspended
during the war. They intend issuing the
first number of the new series on the first
of March next. We wish them every sue
cess in their reconstruction " enterprise.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16
MARRIED:

In this city, on Monday, the 18th instant, by
the Rev. WM. e. LInFIELD, DR.. D. w. STONE, OF
New Orleans, to Miss Z. III. YALE, of Memphis,
Tennessee.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16
Our Agents i'm New Orleans.

MEssRs GARDNER & Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents, No. s, Commercial Place, New Orleans,
-. the duly authorized Agents in that city for
the Gazette and Comet.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16

H-MAx STRAKoscH's troupe of Italian
singers, are IN full blast at the New Opera
House in New Orleans.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16
COOK WANTED.

r WANT an Al SMART COOK. None need an.
i ply unless thoroughly competent for the stua.
ton. MRS. 8. 4. JONES,
jan9-3t Central House.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16

UNITED STATES SALE
SUBSISTENCE STORES
AT THE
GOVERNMENT WAREHO USE,
Near the Landing, Baton Rouge, La.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
A. LIE BL ANC, Auotioneer,
T u e 8 DAY, JANUARY 23d, 1866,
at II o'clock, A. NJ, the following Subsistence
Stores, in q somewhat damaged condition:
2800 Pounds Hard Bread.
1000 :. Salt Picked Pork.
1S00 BeeE.
1876 :. Beams.
205 =. Rice.
60 Tsrms-cAsH, In o. 9. Treasury Notes.
z. a. BURRILL, G. g.,
janll Post Coumisssry.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16
FOR SALE.

1.-TWO DESIRABLE LOTS, with improve an
l. ments, consisting of two dwellings and #s4
necessary out-houses, well, &c., situated ON the
corRer of Government and st Joseph streets, each
measuring sixty feet front on Government street,
by one hundred in depth. Fer terms and further
particulars, apply to A. LEBLANC, Agent,
jan11 At the saThird Street Auction koom.n
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16
Baton Rouge Coal DeDOt.

FyHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the
L public that he has, and will continue to kesp
q large supply of
THE BEST PITTSRURG COAL.
which he will always sell at the lowest rates that
the market will allow. Steamboats,, families and
notice.
janl1 D. P. SCOTT.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16

FOR SALE!
ONE COTTON PRESS,
ONE GIN STAND,
ONE EIGHTH POWER ENGINE.
ALI in perfect order. For particulars. spuly Il
OLIVER WILSON, Hope Estate Plantation, fvs
miles below Baton Rouge, or to ANDREW JACK
SON, Third street, near Laurel, under the Veran
dab Hotel. ian9-lm-pd
A II BEAL'S.-A splendid assortment o.
n DIARIES for 1885,
THE ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC and LADY's
ALMANAC and LESLIE's COMIC ALMANAC fol
1866.
PENCIL SHARPENERs, a cheap, useful and
economical article for everybody.
An assortment Of
FINE CANDY, CHOCOLATE.
CHOCOLATE CREAM SLIPPERS,
CHOCOLATE CREAM BABIES,
HONEY DROPS, GUM DROPS.
SUGAR ALMONDS
CRYsTALIZED PEACHES AND CREAM FIGS,
an Ar BEALs,
Book and Variety Store,
Corner of Third 4 Convention Sta,
Jana Sign Of the "Red Flag"
AT RETAIL-.-AT REAL,S
NEW Family Mess PIG PORK,
MESS PORK,
RUMP PORK,
BREAKFAST BACON,
DRIED BEEF,
ian26e JOSHUA BEAL.
COTTON SEED FOR SALE.
III 000 BUsHELs-crop of 1866. The
lOsOOO Cotton was selected for the seed
or planting, and warranted good.
decl5-tf TANsEY b ROBERTS.
MUSIC! MUSIC!g
GHEET MUSIC, for Piano at New Orleans prices.
Accordeons,
Flutes,
Violins,
Flageolets,
Flies and Patent Fife Tubes,
Violin and Guitar Strings, at
BEAL's BOOK AND VARIETY STORE.
sspt6 Cor. Third and Convention Ste.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22
Political Ingrautrde.

One oi ihe mesnest thing, that va ever
adopfed ~ poliiician ior rule % con-
dues j. thar oid political sNiora. that %. al
fair in roliics~
We have among us men vho. In tLe com-
mon business q hfc are perfectly honest.
their word BENG isst a. good a. their note 4.
men Who in al TIE Affairs 81 DIE outside 90
politics. deal With a scrupaious fairnes.
yet thcir uori % honor in ANYTHING that re-
ates % their sef Interest. IN political mat
ter b not worth q sisaE To arrom-T.b
= pu-Pose, Tile class Of politicians are very
free % make pleigcs With regard CD ti.eir
ilfure course Of action. bot in TOO many
eases. these pledge are broken fa.t a. e.
SLY a. they sre made How many mc-. 60
secure 90 themselves honorabi-. lucrative
POSITIONS. throuss the retirement of pr.
sonal friends who nav stand in their va.
voluntarily Offer themselves to retire attic
expiration % their tern q offre an tber
~hen The tiue cones road very convrn-
ienily iorget al their promises AM cling 90
taeir positions. iast a. long a.. fair words
ard patronage Wl secure them vote
Ihsse men are never vantinr ia excuse. 90
cover aP their poifieai ueaehery upon ore
OCCASION ihev vii plead iLe,r great erp..
ricnce. tLst ihe fate az Gle coantr, Lar-.
su-Pended upon ibe contingency ofileir re-
eiection. or c-sppclntmeuf a. thc case nav
b.. Thar no Other mar OF men can co tLci-
risre With s1ch euincnt abfE-y. So other
times thev change the suue a-d rfsin fh.t
because Mr. 4. OF -. has bella osB-e a Ger.
tam period. therefore hey shoald o. u.es
a. veH. &C.. s. u ihr uay some ve-v
honest. eel meaning people az deceived
and irposed upou ~ them uhIe other.
SO ihrough ere Who'll thing and lodge q &C.
On 'ls l'eh' ~ truth ard ias-i.r.
The sane clan ofser important, .t,,e.ur-
are fimo1s io- aao,arr fif--. r-atinr prom.
sees 81 '1f1re tss.s'a--r t1 fi-.e 90 ut.~
they a-e indettei f.- promotion B.,
uleir promises i1 one -t,e s-e u--.r ....f ,.
much ts tley are i1 tte o.i.-. Goa %
nothing Strange al ii nav s.er. -e has.
men. who 'r ils' fhis u1y. or ...a.r-- -- -
boiling some of fh- best places i- ,t.
country. maintaining decided sIsa-f.-.
over others Of e41al or superior atiI.t, I'D
vastdeal more political h.rerv. Sa.bt-
Coo great extent 81 political Fe Dol fa
eoan'ry game PLAYED fhc most s-e.e.s
folly by fhofe vh' are tc.t vcrsc9 ia g.
htical dcmagogu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22
Fourth Of Jolly.

We hear ia infimatei ihif tle meeting for
The orEanization Of Soilirrs' Lsscuc IN
Oxford County. Is O. Dc csii,d a. ihis place
on The annisersary oi our Nsiional lule-
pendcnce. TIE necessary business % De
i-ausac.cl by the Convention. % 20 occup,
tat portion Of th- das and ihe proceed
ir-s al D. q iuter,st 90 thc pubIic.
A es-2.fion lri.i of veterans j. proposed.
II ha, been sa-s-,iei that che citizen. Of
ihe town nav properly take sonc steps Tor
IRE ohscr,ancr % the DAY. so ihsi THE com.
bined exercise. nav uakc al istsrvstinr
and appropriate oclehranoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22
Party Names.

We trus; the day has gone BY. -ben po-
inicsl psrti-. srs 10 Be called bv anything
but their right names. Tie Rerublicsn
parry. 90 acconnodaie itself % the coudi-
ton Of thing,. during the var. became
known ss the UEioa party a the coant-y.
A"d 80 q ~a-.-ihe ouly political orraniza-
ton that ~ss for sustaining the country m
condiuonaiiy against the rvbeis. Bot IL
was no more 80. for beng called the Union
party. Its name -as charSed % accunnrno-
date itself % The prcjudicc- % certain men
kno~n As War democrats. Who came IN -
ra~ recruifs during The rcbcliion. Nov The
var j. over YET rs 90 back O. our Old par
~ naue. the uanc that vas originally Civ
IN tie party Of freedom and eqrsi rights
By .IefIrrscn and 10 longer cafer % the mar
row MINDED prrisdiccs ~ re fcw ucn IN
cur r,nks vho seem O. Think thar u = some
thing % boas' that they arc No rcbubiicans.
Asto our political opponents. they have
been sailing under false colors Cor wears.
They cal themselves Se-socrafs. VIXEN they
know and we az kro~ haiti misno-ncr.
For ycsr. th-v havc rubii-iy ignored ev-
err distinctive priaciplc q the cid demo
cratic party ard denied thc faith % the
fAiheu. Under the popular name q dern-
ocraf. their party leaders allicd The Soufh
20 orcn the rebellion ard Nth tbis cd
tine horo-rd na-re thc traitors sailed
throush the ~sr They row hold on % L..
ard Nc uiay expect % sc the northern COP
rcrheads and southern whipped rebel.
srain raliyinc Under tie sane conf-dera;c
Gag. With tie .'hars~ euabiazonel over wiih
90 DEMOCRAT" AWay viih al such dcler-
ton. 4 copperheal - . coppcrbead ard
traitor - traitor.-no u,sffer that colo-s
tlay fghi 1nder-snd - the loyal men q
the countrs 10 langcr recognize such an
organization under such q name. ~ IN
tbe var. - nov tbes that are rot for 10. are
agAini 30. 80 th~v tia; ar not or friends
are our Clemics
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22

~ lNvrrNnArE CorrrEuE,D. The
speech q Mr. Harms of Mar lan,l ia the
House of Representative. on Tharsiay.
must have sounded Ike Ola times. We
take the ioiio~ing extract frou the con-
dcnsed report Of e.
4" lIe decia-cl himself an Ola Line Den.
ocrat. bclcvn- in o. docfrire cf ss-e.sion
believing thai thr several States of zoe I b.
ION have thc ri.it fo separate from if. sllh
acting ior ii.ef. lir declared his belief
that abuses ard uslrraf ions bad been p-ac-
ticed and thr,-aicnsd o. sd great an cNtent
~ their associates ard partners in tbs gov
crI.ul@nt compact that tlc >outhern States
werc lusiifrd In gong or an b. iaritef
belief thai b. their ord lnsnces 81 scccssIon
ttcy Gid 20 cut. ard thereby became 90
this lnion forcicn States. These conNir-
tiors be coull Mt chsnre. ard h. dii nct
expect they would ever b. rruoVed. lie
voaid most assurel'y proclaim thssu and
sfard b. them a. long a. sing.c ci.zen 81
The Ccnielcraie STATES vas in clains o.
subicct o. rcna'tv for asserting them
There vss 10 political or personal consid-
eration ~li,h couid prompi him 90 sugh q
descrficn. What. sir.' sail D.. I. that
believe ttcm right, /. iiat would have
joined ttcm % thc sovereign State % Mar
ard had said -. 20 dcsers them nov. On
their Utmost need. Wien / car d giiimaiel Is
give tAcm such projection a. b. m ms pow
q honestly o. givcs Never
lie denied that Auirew johnson. coming
from foreign State. could legally De- Prcs-
ideni Of TBS Unitcd Siafe- BE- beraiicd the
fate % Mary Slrrati. an hc faaliy woand
up ~iih re.ieraiing tlat ttc right q se,cs-
sion ~as ruling principle % TIE Demo
cratic party staicmcnt vLich somcu AZ
neidcl Li, ir.vnls in tie House.
Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22

\ FEoTrrsHiv Cow. y ". whnten.
Fec. of Hackfrii. las jersey co-. tuo
scars oid in Janaary. fhaf hal her frst calf
ihis srr're From thc if;h dav 90 MAJ o.
Ja-e i3. tacTc vas made from Lcr uIk 90
pouu-s 70 h1trr besides f-r-i.hi,r one
9aars CO milk per iay o. 1s, ia fLe family
Her cali vii Del soil ~ called iorsoon IL
b. scsca eigh'ls jersey Thai thi. stock .s
--cIahlea fa' dairy r-rra-e,. g., sh. tr,;i-
u.'ry of au 10 have o-uei thsm. ana
ga'fc nuuih,r arc vorkinr il,s say. Mr
Nl-c.s coz as parchaseI in Wiatiror.
ard BE- from che Jer.r, stock that iie iase
pr iio.ncs sock ,o aeep an Interest ia
breeding
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22

MNEp Ur. Eaiicr cu-ious case cane
Up iu TIE Probate Court. Tuesiay. A
cuar.iisn prti,iaaed for Liccrse o. aoccgt
an aisautagrcus offer Or real estate of Lis
wari. o. ihe retar1 hoar. The .-uari.aa
sni the r~r-oa named a, purchaser appeared
before ihr Court. each Nth an attorney.
IL guardian 'loash rc,i,iouius. ui.lol
the Iudge o. teny his PRAYER. the Ters5a
maA'nS Tie ofcr also liI pct want l.c-n.c
Co is'ar iorcins him % carrv out tLc bar
gam M Jui-e heard paiieniiy tho A.
-aneni 10 the latter. vixen b. saii % thc
Pcuuoner. '' D. you uani O. scli CTS. Prop
erty. 81 thv rr.cc uameaP~ Guarlian.
" No. Party eyed party. ari atioraey
siarod a. attorney .n bhak asiouishucn'.
80 chs. UNEXPECTED state ~ AFFAIR. when ore
sugscsied. o. Las 50 bcmr,' uAicL sue
gc'iioa vas qaiekiy acted up1a. sai the
door closed upoa d. quie, - Good aAcr
roca. re-ilea.,r.~ the Jal-c To a.
fair va' sltst4-eniiy arranged IT. a ,a,is-
factory manlcr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22
Celebrates Of,As s,A a,Lsvsll village

The Good Tempisr, q Lowell art ibc
L'dges II '1c surrounding towus o. abe
number 90 eight or ter. vil c,islrate iie
"a q JAY. a. Lowell Village. TLey ell
form a procession. ciotbc,i iu The R.ral.a ~
their Order. ici ~ the Cornish Bras. tan4
~il aarch 20 beautiful grove near tie
Methodist Meeting House uberc they vi.
listen % a. oratioa. ahcr Which thcs w.i.
pariake of a Co''aiica.
Tie lricul. % t-n'Perancc arr invited o.
o. present TIE Pabiic IIoases IN ihe I'll.
iage % is presumed ~ili aElr,i ample accam.
Co olzi.ons boih ias laaa al bcast.
cox.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22

j. Eeqlb,-aa Cia.a,. EiPia..s ~ o-r.u.
l'aac C-shm-a anl Le~n Bsder. urrc
eaasea l.ie-ates to ilc Baas1r Co-,e--
uon. s.th iustr-rficus io vote for = D..
>P-.ng ior a caaliilic 60 Governor
Also chose Gilbert Barrett. Ci.aris. y.
isei ar Neseu ". Nar-cy dei,rates o.
iLe Aaburn Couser-.o-. with i1str1c,.-r,
Cd vote i1r sidney I-rtin i1- tte Repre-
sentative eaaliil,e from 20 D-.tric,
Tie sense of tae Caacas vas iast Gle re-
r9t.lcars ~ >.a-er ur-c sif.tr-i si,b Gle
pa-icy ofth. present Caarrrs. AMI thar
tr.c1 ucn .io- 10 r5v be us-d. y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22

IHE ErEoFEsN CRISIS. Agsfris pa a.
extiaguisber Upon he proposed Celgres..
by declaring she wouli not crter g until az
IL povers o. Re reprrseutcd sholld D.
pledged that % one Of thea shoald cain
territory or poE~r through its egot iations.
France and Engiaod admitted Ter p-ecau-
ilon 20 be wise AMI other povvrs uouil
not ssbnE 90 such a settlements in advance
- the ~ar j. O. 5e iosgbi oct. The poiut
% ARA < 40 present Indicated b. Ioi.tcin.
and g remains 90 o. seen whether Aasiria
or Prussia siL. strike ihe tlo~. thosrh ap-
pearances indicate that the movement VII
be- made By Prussia. Tie contcudiuc ar
MES VII number nearly million men on
ciiher s.ic. With the Possi5iaty q dra~ing
ia osber nations during the Struggle. o. dat
we nav look ioruarl Co a terrible and per-
Laps long c91finucI var.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22

TH- MoNEoE DocrEt~r TIE uild A.
'rriion of our minister to Aastria. thar any
shipment off9i3.cr o. Mcxico uoaH b.
dvcmci caaso OF oarnsr o. BE 4. ;. GOV
cTnneni a. BE- eject Onc iholsanl men
already on board a vessel. and s-orn into
AaNiun i..ian's service ~crc ordered % had
an rrrc released irom thc M-xi-an oath
>'ne oifhem eai.sird in ihe rerula- ser
'i'e -hi.r some ofihe other.. diappoin,-
81 anl In lehs t5 ihc comma.l-r of iLs vc.-
81 starred % . rioi. ~hslh rcqsircd militia
~ f7roe o. qaict.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22

LxrHs sEssloS. a c5rresponIenf Of
ile Bangor Whg suzgs.ts ibat tbs U-isa
state Convection pass rssoisiion ro1sesi-
ing tso Governor call an ertrs session of
the legislature % rti.fy tbs amsndnenfs of
TIE Constitution a. proposed ~ Conrre-s.
a. soon a. b. shall receive notice Of their
asopiion. The expense Of sseh q call uHl
be no'hing compared 20 the great object o.
BE- gained.
saeh SESSION i talked Of in Massacba.
sets
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22

Dram co. D.. M,-oV. Hoo. Moses
Mhson 70 Beth-i. died q h,s resilenec ia
ihattosn. on M9nlay iast. Jone -. HI
t-acral va attended az iae Cen-re-a,iooai
rharch Wclreslay ai.sr-oca. We Save
ile promise o: t.oz-aPli.ai no;ice % the
deceased f1r neat seek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22

,iErt.r IT, g.erion 20 ni',a-e 81
a,- l.sea..sl at Wa.iia-,3a. AID 4.
clasag some eE..femeut aalag M-utrrs.
81 fle iasf Corgrefs. Maae urni.rs arr.
pad 81 f..ous. SIR F..enIsn. 49,.
ST. Morin. 900. ST. Blame So.
Mr. Ierlam sio-l 81 Plfe slsg5 ar
Zee sil45 and 3ir srelt ssfl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22

TI.r Et.rr- a Ncu lark railroad
,arll.tor 30 ben faei go. fr frfrr
ran O.. give ap DO srat to a sn-rr. Toe
c11rt --i.I t..at ii sas ilr t..a.f. n.t Go
ga o' tae L.ilcr. tlat 80 ta ae Considered
Tile rf.r.. pie seems Oh arrly t5 Co. n.I
srn railroad c1.fon. of p.a.lng oa irar. Al
ua-r foenf car. iri1 ui..L Only a.... OBJ
relti.aen ~ifh lal.es Gao enter -.l. .a.
o.. ear-f. o ii-sst heiI ty r.l. t.l,.
clnnr aIone. s...rI t.l. t..t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22

TEX Mrt>INe oI Tlfr NrCrrstIr1 Law.
JuJse Dr-mmond. al ~ Unfcd STATE.
District Cou-t a. Chicago. gave ciarrc o.
TIE Jury last Tsesdav. ctnpannricd o. t-r
the Fcniar.. ia Which b. defined ihe raran-
ing % fhe isw ani their duties iu The f1l.
losing term.
Ihis la~ - b.nailg upon every oaiccr
90 The Onitet >fatrs-upun entrees and
Tcsl lcrfs-apon c1rrfs anG lrrirs.
Il vas ,rpossitic thar ga ATS a. havc
oocurrCl co-il o. perm tfrt Co p-rrced. q
the P-esiden; otcyei fhe i-i-nr-ion @ tl,e
1orsfifution go take care tbat the laus be-
ialtLiulF cxecuted % d. Impossible tLat
Ioaris an 1rard Juries shoniL ra-s thcu
~ so louc az tAey consricri .casiF itsciarr.
e fhrir d-fv T. uh.f~vcr hEht tte par
tics conu ned nav regard ttem the iav
trrats tlcl- 80 crlmc-'a hirh uiis.lcucan-
or
All vho have hefn Instrumental in a-v
VA. a. o. Furnishing men or uo-sv. arta..
prosisious. ciCfhinr. means or r.atrrfafs 81
any Kind. Or such uilfary esrclitlons o.
c1tcrprisc. krouir.- flf usc to te made q
tlc same. uouil Pc liable to tir usuaft, 81
The sfafltr Arl there can he % lashf
thar any c1ntribafion 81 SIMILAR cha-arier
male for iLr couuon object. Aitcr salh
cHFe'ilfion o- enterprise vas SO on ilof.
~guid aiso como nader its provision AL
material az ciVcn. vhafrssr form CO -ai.e
% might assamc. ~hethcr a. already mem
uouel. or forwarding uscn. arms. money.
prutlstons or means &C ary desrrratlor. Ia
thos- kuowinr ihe uria~fal Va-f..se. 90. ID
clearly iai sitl.r far score anl .r-r.t II
ihr law. IT, One. % reaches 90 .i-l..sr ats.
uhcther done in fhe rrrra-lf.aa. ,.1.ur '.-
Ton. or in material al 4E4 comiori a.tsr-
~ard of ar1 t-ca MILITARY cnp-lli.on or ca
tcrrris- a. 81 described in thr sertan
lt ioiioss irom shat tas been sail. tfst
ever persor. cIfirrn or rusidcut. Cd these
jusfet States. an unier ihe rroiertion q
her lass. 40 has been r.uUcraed Lirrtt-
u % Intircctls iu these military sarrl.-
tions. prepared h-re Oh ic e-nf o. Canaia.
has been waiting iu tLe dufF o. oues o.
tlis government an nation
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22

Z9m MtDE Gen. Nye sc.1s tie 3d.
iovirg dlsraich to tLe Journal .Ia-i.rd
az Charleston this morning from Hilton
Head ard shall return tiis eve. Tie nus
teling ofcer refsrns sith me. We expect
to be mustered o1t so a. io AXE tss steam
er from Hili5n Head o9 saturday g. Harris
Island. y. 4. wbsre 90 shall rena.a feu
days ior fnal nsster add pay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22

srsrE llorsr Snow. TIE Farmer ,s..
tle frotiin- para o1 ilc STATE Fair Groaul.
his Den isased u private rar.r. They
pfoi'-e CD BID a state Hor.c Eth.bif.aa
in ~eT'.aler .. Co. ground. Ibe Wa
ier'le lloase Asorataa u.u LolI i,s ere
li..''.a at tlc .sms uae and place. ut.t
all .r.rg together aI Ell. t,si ir.e. f-
la..,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22
South Paris Items

The streets 81 our picasant village daring
''cst every day IN ibe seek present hat
busy and busiling aspect vbich H. airays
sure sviienoe of material prosperity. On
AZ sides ne see inlications 81 progress and
Improvement. ca the ScLool house yard
The 49, eacine house stanls. sni viu b.
rcaiy Cor Occupancy In fc~ weeks. While
hom many hoa.ss come the souni OF car
Peniers tooi.. indicating repairs anI inn
proscmcnis.
Sniih and Jones. ihc proprietor, Of the
AtiAuiic Hose. have expended a large sum
upon Their hotel Do past wear. AM are nov
riociy iited for Summer travel. uhich AZ
rcady begins 20 aock thu vay.
Amons ih- ssiablishmen,s lately opened.
perhaps iLs oue which interests the ladies
ih~ most. l. Mrs. r. u. Foisom's. Who
has taxed tle rooms over Gle store % u.
\ Bailey. aal opened dr-ssmaking 90
ubhshmeui. D.r.ag seven years' prac-
t.1c IN tbe c,iies 90 Bangor and Boston. .be
has oltsiaod ihai ci,y err~rirrc- - req1i.-
&C. O. sac-css in Ler p o.cssion.
>arauel +. Br--s AMI W,n 4. Hove are
loiag large businuss bavnc aai sc.lin-
wool Thcy have agent. in AZ % che sur-
rounding towns. an = anv one visLes O.
dispose oi their vol a; The highest market
Psiee. iacy ~iIl ful 10 them ready PssehAs-
ers.
there al BE- no CELEBRATION here Or tie
coming f'1rfh Of Jolly. a. Norvav orie5rases
iais scar. TIE Norway Eneinc Go have
kiniiy ev'endri an Invitation o. tic Pa
cas- No. % bc present. an iaia 10 ths
i.st'siiirs ani pariakc ot a ce.Laii5a r-ovi-
JED ts them Which Invitation v.I uitL1at
doasi BE- accepted