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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

Mcrrs. Andefson anl Moves. to able
anl cxPerrncod enrirccrs. have. On com
PAW With AR. Grant. Who made are survey
under +. e. Lia.icv. Esq. througL the
Ncich q tbe White Mountains. pas.sd over
the iine frou tn Crawfrrd House. sa- TIE
cuttinrs (n.lc b. NJ Grants pa-ty)
throu-h tbc forest. thc station siAkes ard
iasir1mcni points On piaoc. ani compared
ihv profle "a coy q ~hich :. ~ ;he oiIioe
% ihc Collector OF Custouns) Nth the Inc
ca tho rroand b. places. anl hey corrob-
crate the rcroit Of a pcF'ccsiy pAssabic route
through ihc Notch. and that = grade - g.
ieet 10 she mile aay bc carried o. a eosaoc-
iiou uiis IL grade 81 Convay rls,ns from
thc gate cfthc Notch.
IL . understooi that these gentlemen are
nou examining the couniry between Conway
and Hiram Bridge. Ani that thcy wni have
coupictci their reconnoi,sanec by thc last
Of Ills ~eck. when they ~iIl make fBll ~
p0rt- Nou that The fact 81 tl,s entire prac-
ticabilsiy Of the route has been automatically
established. We hopc there uill be no delay
IA 0peaing The books and securing Tho ne
ccssary subscription 10 si0ck o. ssthorirs
the orranization Of The oonpanv asd pat
tiuE ths road undcr control.
n Neusont the road has besa iSoais1.
and tie rgbt Of way Is bsiag secured. Ia
Nev Hampshire abb orsanizaiion o. 20 b.
siiccied On he 6ih prori=o. Let ~ IN
Maze. Nh arr most Interested q al IN ths
ssoccss 81 this great enterprise. noG u, -
hind. The worl bcnccforth - fSr-arii
lPrcss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30
MAINE ITErs.

Operations have been commenced IN
decpcnang tbl channel oi ar kcnusbcc De-
tvccu Aususia and liailovcu.
The 6.hinr in'c-esis OF Deer I.le amour,
90 about so. go Ter annum over To
saii 81 vc-sci- ard Zoo men arc emf.lovcl
in the busincss.
The Bangor Whi- saws the weather hss
been favorable for thc early rip~ninr 81 The
crops. AM 80 thiak he trusts AZ September
val end BAT iitie corn in The milk.
Tbc T.cviston Journal says that bank
% sand saeh a. ifon raouiiers usc. las i.-~,
Glsrovc-ci a. Iced. ucar Csriis' Gomez.
and ~itlin enc fourth q u,ii- o. a railroa4.
CAissa S.nl,h of Linerics recently cs.
capei from tie STATE Prison. I'D 20 Ia
brutbcr's IN that tow stole a suii Of cioshes
AL sASnosed- We have not learned oi his
arrest.
H. Banco- the other DAY one Thomas
Gillespie refused 81 testify m a rln case.
AMI even released Co aplcAr before tbc coart
for ssr TIA; h. urit crifninate hirnsoif
lie was sentenced g. jail ior tcn DAYS.
The State Reporter q tLe Argus ssys
there = -aor- business dose IN the berry
lac a. Lockc's Miils on he g.. I r. u
ian ~ - NAAsHr aAAl.Na on taa aaaO 90 tuat
- any railroad Ia Maine.
The Eiirworth A-acri-an sa,s The porsics
are ir Su-rg Bav in great number 'rhoso
oa<se~-i IN s.,rhtnr theui hsi become Dr.
couragcd vhs.c WAITING. AM s1aic bal ci1s-
Cd up thcir work AM gonc oE .n lisrasi.
4 oOrresponleni oi he I.i,sraorc Fals
Gazcite says Clark Hogston ofMcxico. cot
himself seriously ou Thsrslay wcck While
tp inE 60 dctach some horses vbo wcrc &C.
ting badly. from a Go~iug maeh.n.-
The Lo-cil Journsl avs dat Charles
Narrcu. soa % Artc1las 4. Eartictf q hat
city. AS drosnci lssf week Az Bartlctt
uiovcd o. Lcssli lasi Mav. from Boihcl. in
this stat. An elder brother in endcavor-
inE fo rrsruc Charles narrowly escancd
drowrinc l.u.scn
Tee Joarnai says ~ rccrrt O. Iearu that
. ycunE man ~ thc rauc az Wood h,d his
lrit hand saurl oH at thc wrist Or thc f.cE-
iston ~tr1n NH. on SATURDAY. Tie vas
sllpsaag hcl O. . ciaVhoarl "a hinc an1
accIirrtalIg brourht Ls La1d in coutacf
18th q cirruiar 49,
TIE Poriarl A--us ave the pirkroctcfs
u11,ic q hcavy si1kc AZ " afcrsiil. Thurs.iay
in thc crowd. in aftcuiaucc apou the Ia
rcpean circus Anonr thrsr relieved werc
Joan Ne % kcadNrs Mails. vbo "a rob
81 81 $50, NJ liuutcr. Il Hunters
Mills. $50 The total anaoun; To-; Va.
aholi $500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

Fsrtr AocruF~r- The Lewiston Jour
nal says that on Wc,inesisy forsnoou Mrs
EieLuoud. vll5E % ne late Atia'ha Rich
mont. Pei started from her lcnce IN
Greene. vlh hrr tro ta1rh,crs. % 20 %
oHiari. Nhen near ~. =. an1 John Par
kcr's. der horse "a frightened either ~
wool piir orr g1Psy art, Aal become uu-
u--na scalic. Iuraias rapi1iy % r. into
ihe gard % Mr rarkcs. tl,c wa-oa "a. up
sec 20 tipPod ap. thro-ing Mrs. J.. AL her
da1ritsfs oat. NJ Richroui ,ras ti.roun
urh great force rraiust q stone ssl. i-.rr-
i-s t.r Sd iiat sLe d.cd ia ibr.e-laarers
~ a. boar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

Srsrr RrFoHW SHOOT On Tucs8av.
a. The frcss ,ays. Gov. Chau.bcriAia- 9Th
a portion q The Coandi asd tbs Trustee
o. liz Stale Reform School sss.icl that Ia
s'iiaiiou. and uAis = general inspector Of
ihc schsol. farm. hri-k yarl. blilIiass. IS.
At 81 ~hich we're fcarI i- s,tisfartorr
con.iii'on. II = apparent that Jalro
Woolb-ry. the present SapcFiuscnIeat. Is
ihc rishi nan in the riEhi placr The go
son vss ar a1Eanocd -Lcn Va. Woodbury
assumod The iufics % SsP,rinienfent. boz
H. . o0nficut Of beng shic % uaauafs-turc
a. ieas; 10000 bricks and 5000 dram
ulc. III hIy crop. which has ben v-u
secured. BE- cstlmatci at - tons. Tie
cats. barley. &c.. have noi been harvested
Ihrcc cases q shoes arc manufactured
weekly. bosilos o;hcr work uhich - lave
noi iIusc o. detail. Bai nc thirk Mr. W.
chef s1cccs- uil Pc sect in rs manare-
meni q he boys. wA'sc conflen-e l. Las
evidently gainod - The interest ho raani-
tests Boz their general Improvement an vel
fare Tberc aru boz abou. l-9 boys Ia The
SoLooL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

\ MfssrtrrvFSr. r. TIE Dcmocra'i-
Couufy Couvrr'iou iast week. Virrl n.
PARIS. IN enuuerafir- thr ch,rrcs against
thc ErPuiii-an party ra1c this statement.
'' D. wears rast vc bad a bank tax. Which
"a arrropriafed Ger Our rublic schools.
aud sas i.cnstf fo ever poor man in iile
state The tery have noe taken auay
from thc common schools. AID given % Oh
a. iarre sectl-iar irsiif1tions. 90 by up
che MINISTER'S With
Truth might have dictated diHereni
s'atum-ui. IT, Tax aiialed O. "a one
icsied upon thc sfste backs. Mo crfoved
q fr-e iara upoa o. people % ibe vioie
amount oi the.r capital When state banE.
ceased 90 cr'st this tax ceased ~ q lar r..
natural a. that vlich stut on ihc h.u Il
rufrimcnt on y. Ds c.r1-io.s nav. uher
the deuc-rafic party performed fbe orera,
tior .f bari kari
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

TrorrTNo. Next saturday therc s. 90
e. a TRIAL of speed ofh1rsc- co shc srouois
ofile Agricultural S-oiriy. ulirh vin BE-
a spirited aaair. ilis.rg from prc-eut in.ii-
Gallons. TAfeo Parse' arr oaerci. a. FOL
loss
U.s.. 50 oo-opcn o. az hor.cs lat
have never trottcd better han 9 81. Beet
horse. $500; sccoai. 5000
"a 80 oo-f1s az bor-cs that have new
o. made better fime than . - Be- Lo-.e.
$40 %, second. -.
50. Ss-for fa~ycars-oil colts Best
c5.g. = o. second. g.
Al aln ssioa Zee OF - cenu al o.
charged a. ihe gate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

The ATLANTIC McSFuir. for Scptca-
bcr. roria.-s ihe foii5siur articles. '. The
1uar,.lan Au-rl. IN. by Oliver Wcndcu
Hoincs, ffopLetie Noisrs aboai Amer
"a" ~ Charles samEer; 90 Sanshinc ard
fctrarh. b. /. v. H. * inson, o. C.nadi-
a. " oods ard Wucrs.' ~ Charics Da--
son shan.yi .' HE Nighungaie IN thc
study. b. james Rasscii I.o~cl; A" Hoo
pfal Menorics, IL ~ Esaora Ciark !.
" MAJOR ltAiian Travels. b. ". -. Hou-
els, d" he Mysgory q Naiurc.' b. Thee
dorc Tihoa; A Wife o. Warcr.- ~ T..
n. Housc; '- Thc Jcsuits "a Norih Au.Sri-
ca ~ George p EiEs. o. To Blse and
the Gray. by p n E.nch; and % Fosi-
iIves iron Labor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

TIE Bostoa ADVERTISE reports Mr..
Goorge 4. Nosc. Of PARIS. a. having r.s3
paper before che Ancrioan AssoosAiion
ior tlc Advancomcnt 81 Sclcncc. a. a. ~
coat sceion a. BarhnEten. W. IN -hicA
o. advanced soa.c astonishiac hyplthoscs
in regard 90 tse stracturc "a III Whttc
Mouafains. Thi. b. not strictly correct
Mr. Woes paper dciat.cl The Fc.alg 81 his
ohsrrsafisas. ard ihesr coufra ihc cpin-
son ~lich So Fcoiosists aow unainiAin
18th cau6lcnoc. that MI WAshingion -
only ira-acnt 81 shat vas an immense
ulou-.iAIn. having b. sunlnit directly Over
ihe Peabody Nalicy. ~hers ike Glen lloass
uov stands. Il b. Supposed that a. Car
Ser mouuiains form thc other side. The
whoic mass tci-ccn having wasted a-ay.
Mr. Nosr attempted an examination % ths
Carter u,l1-ta.rs ia jane boz "a uasor-
tuuatc M seicctiuE ihc iogcy week IN that
mouth. azl lcing msicd By M. maps. vAs
forced Cd rstrcat when hi- rations ucrc e.
hausiod- lie uhi give ~ $500 naics q
s-hscq.cn. irauIs through The rcgi0n aeKt
week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

Cumberland Cosuiy Rspabii~an Corven-
icon was lid a. rottlsni. Thurs lay. Aag
ga. Col. 2. NJ. Drcw. a. Brunsvick pre-
.idci lGf delegate present. For Scna-
tors-Frrderic iobie. al Gorbsui. Loke
Brosn. % Brid1ton. F-r1crirk a. Nc..er.
a. Portian1. aad Jeremiah NrtcheU. ofPo~-
raj; Register of U.rds-E.cn Lad. of
Raymoni- Register of Prohaic-Elvard
X Staples. oi Bird sfon Coanty Trrassrcr
Peter u lIsn - Wiodham Comfy
Cons. ssiorrr--p.ircr ID. Dixie. ofSe lego .
Juigc o. Frobats-Iion Jobn s Water
r-n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

Tie Maine ~ts1aa-i r-crrty fred q
bruadsisic. ovcsusc O. >aqrcue Court 81
Name bal declared marrare between q
WHITE woman ani o black nan illegal Tie
iia.lowel Garefte vel illustrates thc RI.
dicu'ous position taken by thar rar..r Cd,
q1of.nr a. f1..o~s from seoion 8. q harfc-
O.. Revised s.atutes OF Maine. witch sirs
" so White rertln shall iatrrnarrr unh
o rcgr1. Inlian or uala.f1.
And thc above .1ofcl sc.fiou BE- rin. Lei
~ 'ae following. .a section }. Chapter o..
81 r'arfiazes prohibited d. hv ss
sections ore. fro. fIrrr ari
'f are a..4te'v void.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

= nr,p LocE. Wash.n-;on ti.Pai .hes
q raeslay say.
IT, or,i,rs issued b. che rrcsilca; ycs-
tcriay directing Gen. iiancolk O. relieve
Gen sheridan and Gen. CaEhy g. relieve
Ccn Siekics. have not vet been cNccaiei
Il i said that Gen. Grant. in a icticr. O.
TIE Prcsilcnt O. interior, On removing any
one IN ;he Eve Military Districts created b,
Congress. asserting thaf thc entire cortrol
g the Departments rests. ~ the supplcmcn-
"a rcconaraciion aci. IN the Gcncrai Of TIE
armies % thc Uniicl S,aics shat. thcreiorc
Le Is 70; a. liberty ard vin rot tran.fer ii
% another The letter has soi been made
public. bot the allow statement is believed
90 hc reliable. a. it Is derived fro-n usaaly
wcn Informed quarters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

The GFrseys have been making tour
through tbs region. Thcy cncsmpcl f5r
day CO 100 between sub Paris anl Nor-
-ay. bot evidently DID not drive 81 ,hrir-
ing bssincs- a. 'hcy hai a-;i, ipa,ed and
iet there Tuesiay. iak.ns a westerly
coarse. Ihe peopie complain 20 the cep-
rcdr'ions committed upon thcir p-cmise..
lie ctricns seeming o. Ger sr.ecisl a,r-ar-
iions ior the company. There vcrc nine
team vuh twenty CT thirty of Tie human
KIDD. all a vbom seen couteuted Nth ~ r.
ncmad'c lfc. Thcif horses rcrc splendid
ANIMALS ani are kept in good condnion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

Tie Nev YORK Tn-s' ,1r-.roal..t
'iJs ilath Geo. liiococt +. notr.aiyt, 20
O. New Orleans. Cen. sheridan will "a. al.
lrrtl fo earn over De- ooues-I t8 ff. "A.
Ger next bi-iest .n rank. o. there 81 .-.
ding upon uhich tie Fr.s.lcrt se.a.. ts ie
Positively determined g b. thar Goa sh,a.
dan's Iursliciiyn IN che F.ih D..incim aust
cease az one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

The Tru.tecs ofthc Osford Coanty AZ
ricuhuFal Societv hell a ucsting 20 tleir
Office Tuesdav afternoon. 90 u,akc arrange
menis ior tbe aprroaci.ns cShibifion. ~hl.h
viil Be heii on the 60. "a ard SO iays o.
ocioler. The ii.i q premiums 3. alrealv
in the lands @ Gle member. q the socictv .
ard q Trogrammc oi exercises Nil be- pub
li-hci in lae season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

hasE Ban \ Matrh game - Base
ball vas pinyol - Mest PARIS ga rust..
between the Mc~uni.oc club % Wet Pans
AMI thc Ariic olab of Bryant's F1nd. AZ the
shalitnge q the latter eiub. rrsaliia- IN =
vlciorv 90 tlc Mevontoes. y so5ro q
- O. "a.
s1me very cooi PLAYING vas cxh.bcted
Ma or Mhicit took TOO diiEculi fy halls 10
sacccssiou. Casucll TOOK bot one m The
center feid; also Carts oac ia he rieht
heli. q. d. Borson uas Umpire. ard DIS
chargei ile dufy very inparfaiiy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

The Ticonie Base Dan clsb o. s.. Paris
have ehaiicnrrd Ia rcnacsse-as-cc club q
Norvay. ior match q throe games. AL
H. Norway boys hiv- Promptiy accepted
thc ,hai'cnrc. IL frst 90 thrsc game
~in Pc PLAYED Ca SATURDAY. SeIsembcr =.
on thc Par -rcanis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

C,Nrurffs Wtsuf~g NacmvE. Sew
rral 'amn.c in eos village anl Soa;h Paris.
have been using The above machine. al
We believe are generally vel PLEASED with
b. oI'cra''ou. i - simP,e. eas.iy worked.
takc, o-t an the dirk thai can Be- takeu GOT
wiih any machine and Las suaii wash
board ior use in places vhcre Auy rubbing
uay b. required. NJ. Gcor-c Whit %
-. raris Is the Agent Tor tLs ricini'y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

TIE vitality of a. De-o-raG- esasiIsse
for Gorcrnor of Mirnesota m-.' O. ..rne-
thinc more than human. a 81 Peters
benoerai.- or-sn fays '. D. has tui-r aid
d'~r De- &c. to save Westera Minnesota
from heing devastated ~ laIians Bat .
dad u,an BE- ilsi thc candidate foT ttat par
fr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

3
P-nusss.es.s.se. 2 10 i-n
Ersuilte, a n y a -
Ifas-s-i hails- nnruhkrn. a. rregtfr 4.
hlr Ha.ia rnrEff-~rni 4. ~uln NJ. N'iirien 4.
nrruhaul p. ghr-tn O. gf.ass o. gnlr q.
-
IN % t.-~---s-fh Z. Haruhau "a ,, Casfrn q
81 iirtrn q. naufrrlh f. lurkrr q. ugtglliusua Fl.
hrcNa =. Clse g. O. fs-rls. Q.
~truck frr-- burrNnr 4 il Il.
rcat Hrus- hrCsu q. tf.aer, Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

W ]. >..tcas. 3D. III. r.esaf'y EDITOR 0'
oil. El--or l.a.s. u raH a. as...faai e-.
'.- .i'.e E.st.r fi.raI Eluarl sr.-
u..l. 81 WI. ias GO s.rr star ...r
conceded eth Gle kenae1ec J9sual t.s
become eosueeiel -itL tae B9.i9a AIrc
49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

The Proprietors - The PAIRS FIoar Mn
ar rutt.ng new fame into ihc min. u
~in he larger ;han III Old one. A. vel a.
more direct The work win he completed
probably. this week. thc frame beng at
reals ard the planting natcie,l .uI o. the
crouni
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

The following - The score ofA match
game played bssucca ~ Bethel club AM
the Union cisb % iiaaovsr AT RsmsoFd.
a. Bcihcl. SATURDAY afcrnoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

We lave received from lion John A.
iaa-. cary oi hs allr... delivered
o. Belfast. Jolly ttb. 81 che railroad r,ic-
ira'le- HesrIes r.eus a. rerc f.rii.
reri to itht coca-.er. CO. ptmphiet con-
ia.rf ta rnrrrl.s u.fb statistics ofaI ,le
ra.ua. d. rr.sfrrer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

bE,ru or DE. CorrI~s Gro-e. Cob
hns. NJ u. died &c Bcibci ca Sunday
morning at q O'Clock. after sickness o.
several ucct.. al has been already noied
lic iai tecn in practice huf few yoars. Jsi
won hi-h position in BE- profession. a.
uch a. thc esteem and coufirncc q 81
wiih vhcm hc came in contsct. We hope
O. have Biographical notice hereafter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

We iearn that Hiram r. Knirtt bai O.
policy 90 s-oso oa OIL. o.. a-l o. A.. Isat
poi-y oi $50 BE death ras risarif
tbe r,s..i oi aoc.ilrt. a-I t sbopcI rat
h1 t.e terms cf CO. policy. uis alEu1.aI
cen maf a.-rae t1 t.f lor aai ohiI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30
pase Rall.

On SATURDAY z. N. Aug 20. freddy
game ct base ball va PLAYED On The Pair
grounds Ia Norway. blythe rsuues.s~ssscc
club q Norway. sad re Rssoisics q Paris
iiiu Scorc as f,lloEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

The delegates 20 rae Convention from thc
Nostcrn Registry Disfrict. without a dis
seniIng soior presented The naaac a. Ar
chaTics FOR ro-uoniinaiion. lie h1s lou-
flied The oEoc 90 acoePtaLiy O. thc people
- that district. thst 30 ore Jesircs change
Mr. Charies iusiiy ranLs auionr fLe frs
and best c.tucus 81 TO- comfy gentle
man oi graf t-c.iiy--a man Eencraily re-
spcefcd wherever knoEn.
Repsbheans Of "Oli Oxford. vow
tickct b. before yoa. d is an cr-cu,nt
ore. wority of your crtirc couEdcnoc and
sspPort. Rally from every hii and valley.
af'd eie'i q by "a oservhelmirr majority.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

li i' estimated thar daring lls frcsbe,
week b-.orc hsf. one L1aI-ei to-. o.
BAY SCI, down ROYALS river in Yarmouth
81 80 washed out 90 "a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

The energetic rnessares takcu ~ Gov
ernor san. q Maryiand. 60 crEanizo thc
rebel 'ioop. in that STATE. have trou-t,
cot thc inf'rmation that THE r-cs-nce Of
General Grsnt IN Baltimore. snd rs --o-
ter A. thc time az the Metropolitan ToEcc
trolhies, alone prevented Governor Swan
from ob'aiuiu- TIE u-e cf fhe six hundrel
ni'el State soldiers tbcn ai Port McHen-
~. 10 f-ce thc ejcefion ofthc Ioyai bos-i
oi police commissioner. The r-cs-rt rcb-
81 uiil'tay orslniraiioa in Maryisnl b. re-.
raried 90 General G-s-''s hcs1suarters a.
a boly in arnei hostility io thc Uniou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

a; ne Lie election in Tcnncs-cc isc
town q Grcenviiie. 81 ulich Andres John-
son was onoc alderman. gave an immense
majority for Governor Brovnlov. Gem
bcriand couniy located in TIE Moauizins
oi East Tennessee. vhi-h Is inhibited a.
nee exclusively p white Unio.ists-ii
contains bet Eve col1rel voters-c cast 30
votes icr Brovulos ard on'y four ior
Eihcrid-e. NJ. Joh-soa vi ind hat run
ning f,r the L. : Scrate IN that quarter
~il be- a. uphill business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

petition with older attorneys. lie - vel
educated. i Young man Of irrcProach'
able moral character. honest, Industrious
and pcrsevcring. Ahhough comparatively
Young in years snj in has Prolcssion. be
has already attained very respectable
rank n his Profossion. ard We believe tbc
crininal husincss % the county can be
safely entrusted 10 his hands. lie r.iihful-
y served has country three wears IN the var
81 the rehellion. and his nomination :. sn-
other osideaoe that the people D. not for
rct the " soldiers.
lIs eopPetii0r. George u. Bisbcc. Isl.
If B8ck6vld Ill . wy respectable sup
port In the convcnii7a, an1 had he reserved
the nomination voali have been chccriuiiy
supported By thc entire party. NJ. Bisboe
j. Young msa II excellent rrernise. ard
Is nc 5osbt destined 20 take prominent
stand N 81. proicssion H. served his
oountry faithfully IN tie var. betveco three
or four Years. and for eight o. nine mouihs
-iia our poor BOYS cniurcd The horrors q
Andcrsonsiiic Prison.
W. W. Boi.icr. FL. dcciincd a rc-nom-
nation. having served The people a. Comfy
Auoruey for thc iasi ssx years. Nth Great
fa.iity. ability and hithfslness.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

~fxrrFS IHorst,por " MN NrttSs -
Tie asi.euth th11sarl tpamrhiet eir,orj
oi ~ Henry Morgan. book. .' Ma Ncy.
irs. e. Ncustor. GO Street. Lie in Boz
ton BE- a.rrafy issseJ Th-,c sto have
nat heard 81 Norran's popular ie-iafcs
ol 4" StreiLif- nav ia the ris, of che
icciures here Dol q cheap form. Crnsasser.
sre sa.i to d. better vith chs book taa
vitl snf ofh.r in o. f,ii Price ia cloth.
81 ~. g. pliet sl.uo-. o. cents. Agents
v..h.rr territory mss apply % Rev Heu-
-T Mrrrla. E.sfnr Macs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

NJ Poster 70 young man r-lctaar
he profession in ibe town 81 Bc,hei. where
be - sinning very good bssiuoss IN con.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-26

Activity I'm Trade and Speculation I'm Town
Lsts-Thc PepuIation and the Weather.
San Francisco, June ~. 1897
Victoria telegram to-day says Her Msjessy's steamer
spanowhawk, from stka the 10TH with Governor ssy-
mour on board, had arrived.
The steamer FideItssr Is tying In the hsrbor 81 New
Archangsl awaiting passengers from San Francisco by
the britannia Several stores have been opened by
Veterans who are selling goods briskly.
The passengers BY the Fdeliteer were well received BY
the Russian officials and people.
A number OF lots have been pre-empted
Governor Seymour was entertained BY Prince Matas-
ko6.
stka contains about ave hundred Russians and eight
hundred Indiana
The weather ID fine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-26

As II Is now pretty certain that Condwill
meet In July, we take this early opport OF
recalling to Its attention the necessity ping
something in tho matter ofthe clearanl the
He'll Gate channel. II has been as(nsd
beyond doubt that the rocks which OFT IL
could be blown up and removed at anfnse
not exceeding one hundred thousand IS
an insignificant outlay for so great u to
the commerce Of our port By beineled
TO come through He'll Gate the 1ean
steamers will be spared ct least . hunIand
twenty miles Of open sen and rough Hr--
no unimportans consideration 70 their|and
wesried passengers. Large merchaubels,
which can be propelled BY tugs, win Shape
considerable delay and expense by II Fust
that Congress will not overlook this in
lie approaching session. As II d not hbls
that any opposition will be offered 70 tant,
IL could be pushed through without II ring
with the more important businesd the
session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-26

Mr.. johnson is uncomfortable in an Deed
silence. He is so generally embarral by
the restraint laid upon his tongue that bry
evidently cannot stand it much longerJ we
must advise Mr.. Seward, in friendly !, to
let him have his head and freedom offch.
Let him have that speech out, and be d ith
it He will feel better when the bitterthst
troubles his spirit has been sent forth the
most savage possible phrases. It mai an
unseemly spectacle 10 have the Chiegis-
trate once more broken loose In . cd Of
coarse language; but perhaps the bad ion
will do less harm that way than 1t msjhut
in and kept to fsrmsnt for the summerfo ION.
Give him chance a. he passes throd few
York on his return to the capital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-26
AM U s E M E NTs.

Concert In Aid or tho Wallace Monuusse
Fund.
Irving Hall tonight will be tho scene OF unusual
attraction The grand musical entertainments in aid Of
the Wallace Monument Fund will, doubtless al Il .
OVERLOOKING Mr.. Kennedy than whom no other ssscs
Wilson has caught the true spirit Of Scottish song, 10
host In himself But Mr.. Kennedy will NOT be alonsL
Such names George Simpson, Jules Lombard cnariss
Kembls Mason, Walter Russell Johnston, Miss Alice n.
entertainment ITSELF speak Of the very lauHbIs
object for which IL u held, win doubtless spaaK homs
to the Scottish heart Scotsmen have cause 70 b
ashamed Of their country, and Wallace was one OF tho
men who helped to make Scotland what she Afterwards
became and what she still TO- The entsrtainment and
ts object are both entitled TO success.