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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13
Fourth Of July AZ Oxford.

The citizens Of Oxford had fne c,slc-
brsiion Al Oxford village on TIE Fourth.
lutboagh & vas On a short noiice there was
= iarge 1ttsa1aaee from Oxford and al
joining towns.
AZ seven O'Clock abe " Fautasiics- made
their sPpcarance. pArsding through the
principal streets % the village. 81 nine
o'clock procession vas formed snder MAJ.
W. :. Dodge. chief Marshal. esccrtcd by
The Oxford Engine Company. Ancnx the
marked features vas a teas drasinS thirty.
Sax young ladies. al beautifully dressed.
rePrrserting the thsrty-siR States Of the
Unioa; also f0rai procession % Etile
girls. al iecssd IN wreaths and dressed IN
White. The PROCESSION marched through
The village 10 d" Jones Grove brautiiul
spot famed by che ceol breczes from
Tboapsou's Lake. The Grafton was by
Col. T. I. Luce OF Aubsrn. i vas a
sound. eloquent Prodsciion. and gave great
satisiaction 10 the multitude uho listened
10 a.. II the afternoon the people again
assembled IN The grove. uhere the Regular
Toasis AMI voianiecrs were given. az
te-Pcrscd vi;h short speeches fron Rev.
Saa.ael Naris from Brooklyn. y. Y. Col.
Luce. Ees !. II. NewLan. A. - Mar
shall. Esq. and oibers. with singing 81 the
Oxford Glee Club
John J. Perry acted as President q the
DAY. Rev. J. II. Ne~hau a. Chaplain. and
DE- A. L Hersey a. Toast Master. II the
evening there was a social daacc in the
grove.
Erer,thing during the entire DAY passed
g pleasantly. and no accident oocurred o.
mar tie festivities OF the ocoAsion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13

The o. Good Templars- % Lowell ard
adjoining towns vcrr for rsorc than a month
o. lsyius themselves Habi.~ % have good
tine on the Fourth. A. an Early hoar q
The DAY che Good Tempisrs % surrounding
Lodees-and The citizens 81 sdioininr towns.
began to Poar into our village. until it 80
f-ll % overfiouinr Tie Good Tem-llrs
formed procession. headed hv the Cornish
Band. ~ TIE Mcihodist church. al march
a. through the streets o. thc village o. the
grove. whirh had been ftted Up With much
care. The members % The order we're
clothed IN their RECALLS. The exercises
~ere opened ~ish PRAYER By Rev NJ. Rich.
uaon4 a. frgeburE. after uhith short and
spTrorriaie speeches ~cre maie by Rev.
Mr. Gibson a. Waterford and Rev. Mr.
Bytbsr o. Loven The meeting then al.
journed % toe tables. Amrie Justice vas
done 60 tie attendant provision that bai
been made (bT tn iadies). o. and thev dil
al eat and we're fred~ - two o'ciock
TIE moetins vas again called 90 order ~
+. e. FaTingion. President q TIE dsv
PRAYER "a oHered by Rev. Mr.. Cib.on .
tie neclaraiion o. Independercc rad tv
A. II Wake. E-q. and tben cane ,Le
great event Of TIE DAY. the ORATOR br Rev.
NJ Boiies cf Portland.
Mr. Bones occupied an hour anl hali
and vas listened % vith fhc closest aitcu-
ton. AZ we're vel pleased With o.. e.
fort, aithough D. had the nece.sarv bold
ness % say some pretty hard tLinr.. A.
Ger giving three cheers for tie speakers.
band. e.. the crowd quietly dispersed.
Too Yong men. in fbe early part Of tie
day. fal o. The spirit 90 l77G. ard tie ~r,
more fiery spirit q 1890. we're s7meuis;
inclined 60 D. noi-y. tat fndi-r nas lie
evil sTirit vas likely o. De- cast oat oi tien
~ fhe laying on - ha-ls and f,sri.r thew
might Pc 600 highly bono--l ty tle crow
concluded % get oat snd Pot Or home
Everv'hiry passed Of IN the mos, quiet az
reaccnh'e ua-rer and ne had q pleasar,
-nl p-oftah'e fine.
a GOor, Tr-rrrr.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13

tOn ~in inanguraie a party. which vii be
stepped in the very drsgs Of political de-
Pravity. It's leaders and followers vii be
bat httle else but band % Hessian camp
followers and WHEN the tine sAal cone.
that viii = cut Of their suPPhos.- they VII
be forever lost sighi q in The general con-
tempt ~hich a. last eonsigns al aPostates
and traitors 10 igaominiOas and dishonora-
be graves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13

PORTLAND SIM LINEs. 90 II a sermon
upon The Instability q haman Affairs vac
tie one thing desir,hic nov. q -ouii D.
easy to dwcll 90 pathetic p-Fiols upos thc
sudden dissolotiou ofthe solid pi,cs 81 brick
and stone Which to DAYS AGO we're houses
and shops snd haunis u men. bat have nov
vanished hke a dream. The Posf. oi6cs
stands soniary Ia lie mils; % q forest 81
unhouscd chimncYs. = labyrinth OF heated
ard erunbling ~ans. iis granite blistcrci
AMI shiscrcd by the intense faac Which
svePt overit nigh; before l.i TIE does
ofthe Cry HAL AL ,hc spires % o-r ohurch-
- have passed auav Ike crcuing clouds.
Where va orcc Lxchargc street. O. noE on
~ heap OF runs. a third % The terrific
rial surface % the city ics IA ashss. A
large part % Tho accuu,ulsica wealth. The
saIinEs Of this and former Industrial cvncr-
Aiions. has bern DESTROYED. Hall car pcp-
ulaiion Las becn turned into tbc street -ith-
out a warning. There 3. ihc fsct. blsek and
terrible. without paliaiion O. disguise
Bet n brick and sionc are perishsb.e and
nay hlow awav a. iirhily a. this. tberr -
yei something sold aud cndsTinr IN The
world. TIE patience ard enierpri.e vhich
buli up our beautiful eiiy arr not wrecked
IN tbs disaster. Never have tle sicrlinr
qasiiies Of Our PEOPLE sho-c forih uors
molly shan no.. l. j. hard % see The
fruits oi 30 niany years OF patient crdeasor
wasted in a - hcurs. Bet tie inlsniia.
be courage ~hich iacvs ti.e fact. a!raifs ths
misfortune IN al its na-nitu5s. and .cts
promptly % work to rvpair d, . - almifabl s
bcgond praise. Commercial street has .uE
tered conpara,isciy little. anl oar IS 80 In-
ia and coasiui-r trade Ill D. bug hiile A.
iccied. Tbc Try goods. claiaing. and loo,
ani shoe Interests are mere seriously de-
igr5cl ior ihe time. hlt in every quarter
Ne bear ou.y of reb4iiliug and rcssnlng
busincss alter he least possi5ic Interval.
Temporary rcnis fsr Business gl-Pos,. serc
ln active demaad yesasrlay. And bsilLing
contracts ve-c ALREADY ia the market fsr
BIDDER" Prcss EKua
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13
County Convention.

The Uuicu voters 81 The Cosurts 81 OSfnrd are
r-eu~stei - se-t d-iegat~- r-frr-~uf thern in
Cosafy Co-scation. a. h. kelt N che Court hoase
On Psr- Hil, on
"Wednesday. Angus; -, lsG6.
a. 20 s'clnck o. ihs Srs.con- - uorsfnat~ canti-
dates Aer S~naieT. 80 Cosufy Oiicrrs. folo~s-
Two SESaroEs.
a Corxrr CswHGssEosEN.
A CoUsrr TKEssUNEE.
CIfEK 90 CorErs.
ArurNrFF.
AJUDcE o. PRoRkrE.
Apd - tran-sct aay othcr n-oesssry basin~ss.
The hasis VII D. fohs~-s I d-L-rane io
e.ch ten aad piantsfion 4 iei~Sate 90 esers 50
tntla Netes east o. Covers IN lSef ziso ]
eei-gste Ter = naiorify frsctiou % - ycs~-
fEH OEnES % Co. Coz.
tncer the shove basi. tou.. 81 L. ~-s,fi-.l a..
crlegates - GiIi,,...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13

~. Pelham h,s introduces resolve. 20.
ci'.'g 90 fir' ihsi Capt =. Bryar,. a,
Augusta. "a bad been brata.iy as.aalfed
by Pe-sons eviienf'y intending fo take ti,
hie and thnt Capt q. q. Ri,harlsoa. lad
BEEN 81 ai Thomasriiie. Ca. tvaman
nha'-1 i-'-h'ioot. ihe sane having previous
ly ordered hin OF % torn. ard asked 90
np1oin'meri ~ "a Conmiiirc 81 investra-
Con 90 inqaife i-'o 'issr cases. a-I ai.o o.
inquire lshai all.doaal legislation is -r-
Iaired fo eaatle re executive f- give mo-
lection o. Jnior mra residing ir tt. S--,t
Ut. fcrham snil hc hal Er of a,s.-',.
ihai bad been committed uro' Union ne-.
char wouid make man uhose fl-c va.
made 81 copper. hiush With shame.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13

The First Burning Of Portland.
TIE recent conaacraiion iu Poriiind "a.
suggestei rnsny references to che tiu,e phcn
ihe Place As destroyed by The British feet
en- the Rsvoiniion. Ihis event took piacc
in October. l7s5.-sevcral unonth. beiorc
d. Dechratica o. Inlepeuienc-. The in-
hsbitanis ~crc entirely unpteparcI fsr srv-
Thing 20 ne Kind whrn. On the sixteenth %
October. iciachmenf "a fve vessels. from
ibc B-t.h acct stationed az Bo.,or. .p.
pesrvd ia thc harbor cf thc town. ,he,
known a. Fa'nouih. TIE connantlcr a.
he sqaairra. Captain Mauait. tlo next
lay sent an o.f-er on shore ~iih Letter 10
inforn ilc iahali,aLt, iiat d. lad been seni
'' % execute . iusf punishment on the town
Tor their -nost unpar lonatle rebellion. 90 lnd
that to hours voail Dc auovei 80 rc-
move 'he hunan specie oct % thc tovn
Ihis letter being rabEeiy rad IN ihs ,o-n-
house. naturally caused great constcrra-
ton.
A comu,siee 81 eitizcns waited On ths
British oti-er IN b. ship. and obtained
respits until The newt morning. lie offered
% auait fhe answer - an esr-rs. 90 t.r s.-t
20 Bosfoa. 81 the inhsbiian,s vouid ..-r.,.
der al ihe arras and amniunition -. ,hs;-
hsnds. This 'he r-o7'e nobly r,fa.ca o.
10 and ihc night uas spcnt in removing
he arms. the women sna chiidrcn. ard the
sick. 90 safe spo; IN thc interior. A.
ne ho-ir APPOINTED next morning. thc Brit.
ish vessels orenei fre. Tie bo-nb.r8aseut
vas Kept up vith the utmost viror al s.v.
bat 90 net proving Sufficiently d-s,rrcsi,e.
parties of marines u-rc sert Ashore IN b.,.,.
% hrc thc 10. iincs Tbcre was so-ne -.
sisianoe. ard several see killed and -our4.
- huf ihe people having 10 orvanisaiic-.
and very hftic powder. rothir- ef-rs,sl
-a' done % sfop the work % destrt-ii.-
Tie bni.iings vere al q ~ocf. a-a ~
flames Trcad viih rrcai rsriiisv unsa
thrrc- qlariers of thc tom uere laiA 4, r,-
Ins. four hundred ard fourfcen buiil;r-s
vrrc burned in a.. and about ore h-n.l-,-i
ard siSiy fan,iics ~crc male hoss.lr..
Among he stru-farcs DESTROYED ~crr
hanl'o-'r rec conf, hou.c. an Episcorali,-
church. ihe io~u-hoase. cu.,orl- house. al
tte uhnrses. anl al the vessel, in ih. har-
ior. VERY itiic farniturc Or other prorrr-
o. ras saved. oving Co a scar,.iy oftrans
iar The woik ID removal The pabLc i.
lrary and -cs Gre cng.nc we're hsrnei
oi co-rsc tlrrc uas crrai dcstiiaiioa aal
SOLDERING. TIE Pros.nCia Congress sooa
a.icr made grant % m5uey ant corn 10
iae victims oi The Gre. ara sab.c4aeutir
oiaer grarts vcrc made. arI tie taxes o.
tlc iora atafcl- a oouniiisc apf.oisicl
to asccrtala the cna g aaoaut @ the Iassr,
reported thai iae zen i1tal a. 6Gy-icsr
thoa-aud Eve La-i-cd ana ,urnty.scscn
Ionnds 'lirtcsn sli.hncs thc amounts 80
% The 1amcs % i1iiridaais ou The E.s rarr-
ins From over to 'lessa-i rouuds l5-n 81
to poands- At 3D. close ofthe uar oftte
i'ero'ltio' a. APPEAL ioraii vss aale 70
ihe 'ymratrirg people of Englaal. Irc.
li't al iraucc tut 90 lccs not app~sr
ihat az fesponse -as made T. i73i. The
6euerai Court male grant of 80 ,oun-
slips Oh BE s-arr,rs of Falmouth. -h.,b.
ho-cscr dii uo; rrs1ii iu anv practical ben.
80 % them. -Bos'oa Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13

sCpuES DrsrH. A miiIls-area la.
named Farr.ngtoa. of Lowell. Ne -hi.s on
Merrimac street. on Tsr,lsy f1renoon of
iist vcrk. do.ug some shopping. ssIlrriy
ici o. ~ .il-~alk. and lrf1rs as..ts--.
REACHED her slc va. la.ro1.-iaas Sc -.
takea into DR. Jcnnefs a Ct-nsv', o..
rle-e re'tosaf.Fes uere aPPleI. bot uiih-
oui earei. >ear.l ~as az once began t5
ascertain uto uerr h-r irirnis lu Ios-n.
AL % ras hna..y discovered tiat tte VAS
r..tiag az Mr Pages ou Adams Street.
To thetesileu-e ofthat laly. vho. 80 te-
iese. proved to d. her SISTER. The ia.en..-
tlc form oi iLc woman uas removed. Prom
Mr.. Page thc facts respecting che ra-.s
All r.aoe of residence of ST.. T.-rir.t.-
rerr ottai-ri. She vas visiting iere a-
ier DAYS. ani sent or fIe street g. ere
rr.e cf doing some sL.rr'rr Tns.-II.
ia. nesuai bar a iie n.orairr nav haze
ini1.r1 ap r.rsf. AL BE- fH AZ air-aFr
nIrn''nnfl. ~.r rer.nlrri urr.rs. ,.-..
ul Friday evening lass. uLen &C. I-F A
eispa,ch "a frrt Cd her Lasharl IN Tnes.
-at- Pc f taIo4 q. rca.l lin promptly.
ar- WIN d received fte rras. o. uss
.'mt.f s..r AL enable fn isasr t.. In-r
hF frI ris the remains a Nr. Fs-rf-rt-r
rrre a...-p1r.-I to Name o1 Sliarlav
itst .Fes Farlh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13

Daily Advertise. 6.e1O
Anderson Heir. oup1 y coo
4. J. Walker a Co. 40 90 $3.50
Edwin Nuitcr. s.Uoo
Eiw 4. CHASE. &.Uo
Isis lisf rnighf bc continacd. hli ve pre-
fer 20 sat ior a corrcctci stafCmrnt. Tie
loss - estiunaiel a 81. oo0. 600. oa viich
there : probably sn insurance q foar O.
Eve millions. The companies wiil Dc abe
O. meet ihs io's. except the Dnis5 and
Portland MuiuaL I,is not announced ~iat
these ccanPsnie. can %.
Messrs. king a Butler saved their stock
in good order.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13

Bethel Itens
IL Fourth -as pct Boz quist rnanrc-.
The Base Bali Ciub h,d a game ia tb.
worairs. dresscd'in th,ir ncu urisotus. 4
iew snap cr1cksrs b. the sraau bovs f,llo~-
"a. ~ noon - visited thc Common. All
saE ouo hors- onir ar.l tb,t ~a. fhe Ace.
tors. Il - more g1.tt thaa Sunlay.
Ncry many vent ,o Bryant's Pond AMI re-
turnsd sell pleased vi'h The day'. entertain
mcut
TIE usuai rou'i1c of Summer travel Ia,
commenced in carr~s'.
Hay ell nei D. - heavy A. lh,t year. bat
Ill b. - average quan'ry. Meado-,
look enriv
Col 9. : Edwards h,d green PEAS from
rs garden III fth. Ttis j. seldom done
here
Hop crowcrs bsgin 90 o. l,,ie fIre,v
aholi the bop louise. Which - uiakinr 81.
sppcarance IN sonc seiis Crops geaeral-
iy look remarkably sell
The sab q Blind Factory Der, have cut
up with'n a is- months SD cords % What.
Birch WOOD for bothin. They have rua
most 81 tie time uishi an das.
Pr oaueh, IN lhe root % G. & q. II.
Masou's Store last vc~k. ard uulcss seen
a. ilc moment it woalI have destroyed b..
Ma. G \. Ha.iings. late of the i2,h
We. k--t has rciurnei % G~o-ria. ~h~rs
in company vith sno',.,r ua,. D. has nine
lsnlned acres q lad sndsr cultivation sitb
corn ard cotton
There o, no bridge scro-s tls And-o.,os.
GIN rivcr a. Bsthci.
IL T. ssia ~ The oldest iuh.bfant th,t
re- .'luirrcis were never so r'e-ts a. nov.
A hail ,loreu o.; then doniciiod ia our ,roat
yard. where thry Gel quite a. bone. Slui,-
rci sicws al b. abunlani the coming iau.
For fbe beneei 81 hsshaals No have
heavy Balls % meet FOR millinery. the co.
lo~ing secret told 81 ~ lady ~iu save
mech % this exPrnsc. 90 FAR a. .i refers 90
TIE present ,,yir % ladies bar. Tasc
srla- sad saacrr. cover g unh uhafessr
material you have at co-nuiani. f,.t~- pa
oi nttoa % ii. as.l you have q hu worth
hou ssc - ffteen dollars. Any good
houscvifc ran make ii.
EEEsra. On ycur recent sketch of Dr.
Masou. ~ i-g3 rad Is33. snd isr Med
heid rad Ncvfrid
TIE Village S-hooI D.,tris, ba, been d.
viicd aal arcs s-hool hoa.c q. ha.Is.sr
nesr 'he Drroi. &c ~ii D. To- good ,iyIs
AL coumo4,oas.
A. many persoas are infa-,I ia Dcihel
in CO. Hone lnsurancc GO. Nc- Hasrn.
aat feel solilifous respecting che vaiility q
ihcir insurancc. sincv the SIRE IN PortIand.
ihey may rcsi assurvd that he income %
. oi the Company for a single month B., sotE-
c'eni 20 meet al sts losses ia Portland
Botp Arrnsrr At Hiouv AZ Rouuruv.
A. Mr. Ceyioa Rove "a. re,urnins from
hss st0rc aboui % o'l1ock A. n,ght before
Re Fosrih. ~hile turning biziau Corner.
fnan vho "a croa.hcI D. The fence
spraug upon him. an dcait Lin BIOS on
ths heal -hieh partially s,suned Lina f,r
niomcut. bat recovering hinseii instaniiy.
b. sPrarg into ~ Halls aposbeear, .hop
-iich "a siin op~n Too Other felio-s
came from Different quarters O. Issn their
couPanioa slrn they fc.l tbroagh a private
toorsay an escaped. oar villages sboala
De cu tlc iookoat az over che state. A.
they 81 nrHt turn % -hrre east expected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13

AsslsrsNcE. The CoIniiicc q c.,irens
q Portland. make a. earnest appel i5r as
sisiance. TIE details W. hare givca necd
not ~ord added. 10 sLo~ boz deep o. che
nerd % almost anything thai can De sent.
though money ia al sach eases b. the aso.t
readily sent. ard the most uscfal. An or
gaairafion. ana canvass oi cscry touu
should Pc effected. ard cvers person shouiI
gave every ioi'a- D. can ,parr. The spirit
Of the poor Irishnaa Ia Boston Is Go be
commended. said D.. 81. Thcr-'s dollar
esccnback. To- every c,ni I've got. Bot
TT seni Laif Off, We know rot ubr.,
tern vii come next. hence tbe only safc
rule . 90 90 a. yoa would BE- done o..
h~rc b. glorious spirit % energy anI
seli-rr nance in thc city. ~hieL Ill bald r.
up presently. vben ve VII reap thc fra.t
Of the investments made IN their present
time 90 nccl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13

The tar'a bi.i. after a long debate. pass
"a the liouss Teasiav. By q vote O. 90
20 %. l' BE- krovr that majority Of tbe
oent'e i' ifvoraals to iis present consider
'ion. boz that some Of fhe d1tie. viii D. r.
ducsd 81 90 goes o. the Fina--e c,~~a,,e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13

SrHvFrre. We call the attention o,
those interested o. h. card IN ano,h,r col
Du'n. Of George J. Nose. E.q ~ yose
has rccruiir sciiici i1 fta place. ara 4.
prepared bo'h ~ an experience .a al
branohrs OF server '-- f'r tie past ff..,
wears. ard hy che lil 81 a---ra,- is.,-s.
n'enis. 60 give saf 'faetio, Oh any person.
Or az matters rri,'irg o. his bu.ine.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13

We learn thar Dr. y. i Tree 81 Bethel
VII deliver ttr r-irrss before o. F.s-trr
Agricultural Society. 60 Farmirr,o.. on
fhars5av. OF s.b
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13

Auir,rEr. NJ. g. p Bs-ker l.,
pur, .assd che Millinery stock Of ST.,
'oolao~. a. Naruay. ard took ro..e..ios
on che "a Inst. T. iaii-. .ay .te bas
stock of nice rrads. ut,,h -iil i.- fr-d 20
isier in The sesson We can as.r-e r.,r.
ehaser' hai Mr'. Barker -iii spare 10 e.
i'rt to sItc entire sausiaet.on fs fn.-- or
ders
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13

C.r-er-rmrnf crercises al Hrursu -
-'r oorur on Wedasslay. Aucs,f asa.
On Tuesday evening herc viI bca oon-
cert by Gilnorcs t-atr bad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13

Ga Iharsiay last. ABBOTT nsan. a d.sra..l
cane o. -. Pars. asi-- ttat IRE Eren.r
AMI tie Ie.p.c a Portland. rcre al u.la
oui v.il ia'g.e. irou fsit.a- f-e .o ioar.
Fittrcn u-.a iaael.at, ly pasola.,I i.els.s
snd Jumped on q freight train jss, siaiiia-
ior Portland. The conductor tolI fi,m
t.ey c1ail roc 30 ana cha, Oh. tra.a .bs.il
rat siart tn tLey roi ~. a1l thry u,re
obliged O. uat ior te afternoon traia O.
Co Or.
No d.sPo-.uon BE- manifested ~ blame
the cordacto-. a. Be B. undsr the orders ~
II. Bailey. vLo says BIS r,gslaiions shall
not D. violated. and tie freight eoadsc,ar
Who carries rasserser shall Do li.charecl.
Those nen are OF opinion thar uisn che
Griri Trank haiii.ng- take Ere again.
tlry viI sat for orders from 70. Bailey
before attempting 90 eHi.nlsish she aames.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13

80 eNru-s'o1 tram vr-t o. rortia-s en-
"einesiay. from n--tf.II. ard ,.t,-
to~-s on 'Ls .. coo R.R
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13

a qlan'.fy az cooked provisions "a. cd.
're'ed on Friday lsf. AMI .ent % ,he de,-
''a'e people 'nP1riand. Tie ,upPiy uas
- ample from every salrer thai all urrs
i,'h.'.el Ma-y Hent to CITY Hal 60
ioo-. ~lo r.re s-aafiis c'oibcl. AL ~rre
-l'l.-i aii 90 sl.-. or Co. mean, o. ga-.
chase ,f.n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-03
mBlest be the tie that binds
Our hearts in Christian love

was sung, the benediction was pro
nounced by Rev. Mr.. Kibbie, and the
Convention adjourned,
On Sunday morning the usual services
were held in all the Churches.
In the afternoon at three o'clock the
Children's Meetings took place, when
near four thousand of the little ones
assembled in the First and Second Pres.
byterian, Fourth Street Methodist and
First Baptist Churches. Brief, able and
stirring addresses were made at each of
the places named, and number of
hymns were sung. After these meetings.
the children gathered on Fourth street in
front of the Court House, and sung a
numbtr of hymns.
in the evening services were held in
the Fourth Street Methodist and First
and Second Presbyterian Churches, and
q glorious time was enjoyed by the vast
crowds present.
The Convention was decided success,
far exceeding the expectations of the
most sanguine. 1t cannot but be pro-
ductive OF great good.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-03

RUNAWAY Man Seriously Injured
On Saturday evening a serious runaway
occurred on the suspension bridge. A
resident of st. Clairsville, Ohio, named
George Beam, was driving wagon
heavily laden with barley, across the
bridge when the horses took fright and
ran off. Beam was walking along side
of the wagon, with the reins in his
hands, when the horses ran off. 10 en-.
deavoripg to check them, he was thrown
down and two of the wheels of the
wagon passed over his hips. One of his
legs was severely cut and it was feared
broken, and his head was badly cut and
bruised. After his wounds were dressed,
Mr.. Beam was removed to his home, and
his team was taken charge of by some
friends who succeeded in checking the
horses on the Island before much damage
was done to the wagon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
Internal Revenue. Income
Tax, &c. First District of
West Va.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, No. 22I MONROE ST,
WHEELING, August 30, leo. {

COLLECTORS OFFICE, No. 22i MONROE ST,
WHEELING, August 20, Is66.
4 - REQUIRED BY AN ACT OF
N Congress, entitled IAN act to provide In.
ternal Revenue to support the Government and
to pay interest on the Public Debt " approved
June 3Oth, IsGi and amendments thereto,
hereby give notice to all parties interested that
the Assessor of this District has filed with me
his
ANNUAL LIST OF ASSESSMENTS FOR 1866
Embracing taxes on licenses, tax on income of
1865 and on carriages, yachts, billiard tables,
watches, planes and plate, and that
SAID TAXEs ARE NOW DUE AND PAYABLE
Ii not paid within ten days from above dates
the penalties prescribed by law will be enfoIc
ed. JAS. G.. ORR,
Office hours. a. m. to 3 p. m Collector
will be at the Post Office, in West Liberty,
on the 2sth and 10Th of August, 1856; at Law.
sons tavern, in Triadelphia, on the 3Oth and
3lst of August 1880 at VIM. Edwards tavern
in Moundsville. on the 4th and 5th Of Septem-
Der 500; at the Post Office in Glen Easton, on
the 9th of September, le66 at the Post Office. in
Cameron, en- the 18th and sth of September. 1866;
and at my office, in the city of Wheeling from
and after the Goth inst
JAS. G. ORR,
Collector First Dist West Va
Aug22dtil sepS
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