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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-20
Commission Merchants.


g. NJ. WILLIAMSON formerly of q.
y. Y. Stokes & CO.., WhUL&S. LIZ GROCER
AND CoMM!SSIrN MEkGHaNT, nos 1915 and
1918 Cary street., between Thirteenth and Vrgi MIA
streets Richmond, Va will give strict attention
to the sale of COUNTRY PHpDUCE. and pledges
TO his patrons full market price. and prompt re-
turns
hand.
Refers, by permission. to Planters National
Bank of Virginia; a. F. Harvey, Eeq.. President
National Bank Of Virginia; Messrs, Harvsys i
Williams Messrs. a. Y. Stoses 3 Co. Messrs. t.
H. Maury L Co Bankers: Harrison, GOddin 4
apperson, Real Estate Auc.'onaers
RICHMOND. October 20, lhO oc .l-Sm
WYNN, GOTTEN Il CO., COZ TON
VI FACTIONS AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCEAN rs WEST LOMBARD STREET,
BALTIMORE.
Strict personal attention given to sales of COT.
TON, TOBACCO, and GA h
Refer to General " alter Gyynn. n. g., General
Joseph K. Anderson, Colonel e. Q. Tompkins, I.
D. Tow mes, Richu oud. Va.
HENRY GWYiN. of Baltimore
r. R. COTTES, late of Tarboro', n. G.:
WALTER GWYHE, j., late of South Carolina.
no eod3m,Ssw3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-20
sg ARE TIMES HARD?

Closed on SATURDAYS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-20

LOCK At THE BARGAINS AND CoME QUICK,
FOE THEY ARE SELLING YEaY RAPIDLY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

Tie Portland Press. vhioh was not IN "a
vor % Gen. ChanbcrlAin's nomination al
frsi. speaks Of han IN the t0li0~ins hand
sone terms:
=. Gov. CAamberlAin has been steadily
rainsnv IN tbe Auction. aud resPect Of d
c;,izsns 81 tLis Stale ever Since ~ c0a,-
rnencea the disckargc 81 the duties Of his
position. fie has proved strong ~hcre rs
enemies couicnded he wss weak lie has
shown that a scholar NAV be a man 81 prac-
teal views And administrative ability.
STsce his inaugural address tins qs-.-
tion has not bess rsised 10 his disa lras-
iase. That aadrcss was an Illustration a
shc increascd strcngth Which iioeral c1iturc
eisCsto a man Of souat seasc aud iarge "a.
tse ABILITY. IT, suggestions had not q
usre a antiqaaied notion. WASH ussu a-s
PopsiAriy supposed % bring sroa a college
lecture roorn. Bat thcy were ibosc q . man
~So had made the wants ard Interests 81
hrs STATE the study q lifstiune. and bal
arrived a. clear eomPrshension ofthe leg-
isistise acton by wbsch thew coaE Be best
subserxed- Nor dad h,- ssErrstions pass
mi eedea- Tbs LsEi-l.fsrr of last winter
issPir-d BY tbe appeals Of LII Gossrnor.
gave An i@P-tus 20 mosenssu;s az dcvci-
oPing The rcsourccs q he STATE tiaf can-
not lad to rsssit IN grs.tiy Increasing 20
wealth. prosperity an power.
Govcrnor Chanberiain has not proved
lcss skillful IN ainaini.tering thc sffsirs q,
his departments than IN suggesting iegisla-
ton Ms inezperienoe in tbe class % do
ties rrqairing hisaffsntisa las net resulted
m the Eosera@euts passing iaso the eoa-
trOl q = rings and uire-PuIlsrs. No uas
who has had business % tfansact az ths
eaPitol has gone away WITH any loubt rest
ing uPoa his mind - 20 Who "a in eom-
mand. The Generals scrsatiitF 81 taleui
snablcd hin % enter a. onoe upoa the d.
eharrc 81 his dstie. 18th a. fail = ooIaprs-
hension 81 their nature a. ahc hal never
heard a college recitation OF st a sIuadroa
IN the SID
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09
Sally yourse.


NJ. Edf0-s A some pcrsoas have re-.
oeivcd an srroueoas imPrvssson from he
article IN ihe Democrat o. Jaly 26ih. 81 re-
gard 20 the person meuiioned un.ier Wa
terioTa Items q ~Oid sally Nourse-. I
vish 70 say few words IN regard 70 Ler.
have kuown her eel for many years.
Aad am eel acquainted With hsr babiis and
naurer Of Ele. which uerc vel kno-n 10
be eccentric. She lad lived entirely alone
for the past fi'een year.. ever since tbe
des'h q Der sister. AID ooul never b. IN
daeed TO leave her hone exocrs Cor short
VISITS She was a native Of Dol;ou IN the
State Of Mas. Her parents renewed 10
Maine ~ben she a. three year. o. are
consequently the place who're BE dicd las
been Der home Tor - years. Sic received
the most q her education. and dusing her
LIE Vas ohcn engaged IN teaching ia Bol-
tor. She Was possessed - foe education
and a. long A. sLc lived retained a great
iondness reading. Not~ith~tauain. her
lonely he. lie managed 70 Keep vel ~
i0rned IN regard 10 al puLlc al poliii-
cal matters Ia ~Lich shc took deep inter.
est Her aAaner Ct lie vas hamble an,l
ecocrtlse q A. true. bot she never. A. vour
eorrosPondent asserts. at under a. Oh
chase top - taks hcr rest. bet took Der
rest Ike any otbcr Persoa even nisLt on q
good bed Sac bal a. abe fiae 81 Ler
death. large qaanuty % led ciothing hsth
haea AM sool. ~hich a. tie pfodact en-
ifrciY 81 Der ovn and her SISTERS Early in.
dssiry. Sac HAD ioug heoR . useust,sr Of
The Orthodox oharoh. al was . frequent
siiendant Spa divine worship natil d.tain-
e. - age ard disease.
She lad sarEe nunsbcr Of boots which
sere once Eaisabic. smong uhioh we're
trVsiises On Chemistry. Fhysoiogy. Botany
And Astronomy. With vhich branches %
leaTning. she uas IN early lie eel 80
quAIntsd T~o o. tl.rce q theso she d..f
Pressut 10 Rev. Mr.. Kyic a. SIMPLE ae-
Anowiedge@eut Of his kindne.s ia sisi,inr
ber.
make these fc~ statements AZ fhs Re-
guest Of many OF ber freed. vbo feel an
interest IN d. sosncshaf rensrkabls lie q
'be deceased. Wm you give them piaoe
81 your coisnns. and obhee.
sUn@uunEE
~. Waterford. Asg. ist. Isf7.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

grcss. before be was permitted 70 speak a
word upon The question Of slavery. aad had
not tbe SHAREHOLDERS in that body been AFRAID
q him. he beng a man Of great courage
and physical strenktA. nc would an1oubted-
" ben nlsrdcred uPea the aeor q tbs
IIouse. Fer years ard years before thc
brosling oct Of the rebeTioa. there were
laws in al the slave States. making !, a
states prison Ofence 70 teach the slaves
20 rad the Bible. or TO instruct thea in
CT out Of school in any Of the braaches Of
educatica. The irsucursticn q the rche y
ion found men and women from tree States.
Mo bsa be~n iaesrrsrAie1 in SOutbern
q sugecn. fer years ssd YEAR. in nearly q u
ihs .i.xe State. "a tAss ssiaoss ofisass-
Up 70 IS-.s both OF he grrai political
parties q The nation had besn eo-nPisiely
Sl.sinei to iie car Of slavery. Slave
hoider- and slave drivers coatrolcd and
governed 10th. Thc ola liberty or free
s0il party. 1t j. true. La CO, loose ron these
orraniraiions. tut thy only controlled a
small frac;ion Of tbe votes IN The .ouniry.
Nov -ssaess tie ~onserfsl ehanse-SLavE-
NJ AnoIIsHEp. When we rcaec, upon
the pas. Il seems IKE drcan.-av vision 81
he nisLf. Can II b possible thAf few
short years - worked ous such an astoaish-
ins obange. And then stiffness iis rcsals
81 this great rcvolaii0n. TIE oolorcd race
no looger to,ling under The iAsh-no longer
~earins oct der lives in rice svam2s, hall
clad and hail. starved. ui,hout recompense
onward. are being elevated 70 The con-
iiiicn 81 non. IN The Souih sbey arr rsc-
osnized as FREE men. even b. their Oh mas
tiers. AMI 80 a. equals in political ooavea-
Hons With the vcry men vho Only ie-
years ago owned them a. ehaueis. And
they rofs. TOO. ihAnk God. under the ciya
rights biIi. deciding he eleetions IN favor
81 The great PRINCIPLES % freedom and El,-
cry. With the ballot in the hands oi tie
negro Tie country is safe. snd tie rvnain.
ins seeds q Tie rebcllicn wiii be ehoked
out
wten NJ reject upon the wonderful
charges q a fe~ short years. in oar ouu
country. ]; i matter ofp-osound aston
ishmeni- Siavcrv. IN raising is bloody
hard against h governnent. killed itself
Ga The part % Tie North, The sacrsEee hai
been great. Bot We have not suffered ID
vain Thcre Is gio-ious fsiuic lor OF
country. Brighter and better DAYS an
coming. Truly The World moves. Go,
rsigns IN rishteoasness- Let the Eingdom
ofthe whole earth rgjoioe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

hrNioo. A d.sPaieh SAYS thzt Jsarez
vould b. re elected o. tbe Pr,.iIenc,.
unanimously. Mu } ~as received uiih
great euthusissm on Lcr return.
Rear Admirsl Pa.mer. commanding tis-
Nor'h Auautic squadron. reports 70 the
secrciary Of che NAVY rs arrival az Ven
Cruz o. ths 1lrh 90. froui KEY West va
iampico. he 4. : Steamer Yanaic 4.
thsfe- EvervthinE j. quisi IN that vicinitv
ihc Austrian corvette EIzebetb - near
Fcfa Cruz waiiing fsr che body ~ Maxi.
milan. a freneh gsnboai a. 40 b.
port. 70 fore ign representative. -ers re
ognize.l baf or osa. otber oreiru con.sIs
hsviug ssru-k thsir ftgs Vcra Crsr D.
per.ectiy qaiet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

The President Ill gain riiie IN rcrnovinr
Gcn- SLsrulan. Tie WAsliugioa Star says
tAai . sssns Co u generally sadcrsioo.l
that 6Snsr.l Grant Mt only Scciines Co h.
oo@e party % the FrsPosc Tcuasal u
Shefman. bet al sarriy scs that ~ pole,
. osrried 81 % III latter ~ shower tLs
fresidcai Say send Ihsrc IN has sieaa. Tie
la. A. modified ~ thc last ssssion It Coz
srtss. uaaklng Il his d.iy. not the Prcsi-
dens's 10 supervise AL direct IN policy u
,be CenaAndcr- q ib~ several Military
Districts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09
Po,iiion Of John n. Roi,,

Il has ben stated hat Jola NJ Bolts.
EsP.. q NirgiuiA had become di.sustsJ
18th negro suffrage. AMI with 81. friends
~ouid Joan the rvbcl party. The sollo--
inr rcmarks made last seek. after the
aijouruuasnt q he Republican Cosvcni 30
pat an eni % al uncsFiainiy a. o. nj.
position
AiieE tie adiournmcnt Of the Conseuiiou.
a mass meeting as organized ~ Mr..
Bots. lie sail b. IA, 10 intruder. BIT
came a. a 'n-uilcr Of ihr RePublican party
Il hal been circulated that he bal written
lsuers denouncing Northsrn men IN Nir-
Einia a. squaiters. The cia-ge ~as IN
iounded. fur thirty year. hc hal stood ~
the-n-so msCh - a. O. make kiusseif oai.
Gus 18Th his own party With rvicrcucc 20
having been un-iiliug a. enc time since l.c
~ar 80 give tn blaek. suGrsse. h AID Ne
had oniy been 80 bccssss o. kue~ 4 III,
neEro ~as given suarage hefsrs h. hal
protecsion. his vote ~ouli sirengthes the
dcniocFaiic party. o. b. ~oah bs shot
do~n N The street. ior a.icuurtisr 90 vote
nth abe repabiicans. lie hAi ma saea j
the C0nveniion 81 April because h. thos<i,t
b. c0uld DC usorc god oat o. l.. lie en-
dorscd iis platform. and % al breads -ho
had cOne 10 she city 90 AHEAD The present
Couvsntion. bat h1d ben or0~dsd oct.
whether By aocalcnt OF 3esign b. cosld net
sas. Thsy -o-i have rs-saop'ed the
plAffcr@ lie varnsd the meeting not 10
- deyciVcd bv GssaAeogsss into The b.,
b~f shai they held al ths po~rr- Ths
democrats q Virginia ~iii not resist he ~
PubhosHs no-. bus VAT uasii th-y 60 hack
into shs Juiou. We ~iil ned every anan
% SIGHT th-ss. We must not drive any s.n
a-as from ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

RrrTrff,Nv MErrfNo ~ Sorrm C,ro-
uSA Last ~eek large Rsprblioan Con
vcution ~as held IN Charleston. = e.
Aiisr several spsecbss. r~-olutiou. vrr.
unanimousty adopted expressing heir IN
adorable psrI-osc O. carr. o,.t IN good
iaifh sn1 ~irAout rcscr,s,ics ths Consre..-
ional rleasur,s icokirs - rrs'o'a fisu 80
dorsins tAs piAfferIa Of The recent RrPab-
lioAa Convcation 10 Colsm5ia. and dcclar-
ing maintenance q that plaiiorn ~ithosss
qlaii6oAi.ou; ouiy csilcnce in any oaali-
date ior Pablic iavor - devotion % the
great party thro0gh ~bose cxef;ions alone
the south can look for rcstorauon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

TIE Kenncbce Jozrn2l Of lat ucsk has
iong article GA the Mansiaciarvs u The
keansbcc. IN ~L,lh q deiails the plans %
,hr SPragse maauiacisriag Go This 6rn
belisves Ia holIins al the profit. in their
o~a hAads. and IN nakios the improve
meats a. Augusta g. 70 The forests f0r
lsnb~r. and 10 ths clay hank for their
br.cks They have PascAased several town-
SHIPS a tinbcr lad. On which 90 cat the
tiasosr, have ostab!.slcd a lArgc hriekysrd
near The aam. ~hvre they arr making their
brick AL are 70 erect tosenso sf0rr-
houses. -hcrs ~ rAilroal oouipany have
engagcd to az them track. % ihcy al
have n9 trucking bah 70 Pay. They have
also Pzrlhassl Anoibsr a. NIL dosn he
rIscr. % cus heir lzmbcr. Tbsy AL buId
blocks q houses ior tLeir operatives Asd
sualior tsnemcHi HOUSES for other work
mea To- plans Of he oonpany contem-
plate The busi1iag o. tour nil. OF the -sst
si4s Of The river. and TO ca tlse east.
thouEh he time -bsn tbs AL 10 accon-
Plshsd - uncertain. AZ tLcse nllis al
rniPloy about ten ihousani Propic. instead
q that nuraber 90 cach a. uas art re-
ported Tie J0srnai - fra ia the iassb
ihai al rvrsouat.e eSPectaiions AL be ~
alEed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

THE CErr,S Wan a Crrian sqaadroa
a. beius 0rsanizrd 90 Athens 10 give chase
O. H. Tarki,h hcei L . composed ofsiS
vessels aruaed ~iih tluty g4ns each. Tie
blockade runner a. Arcaii hal cou.pisted
Ler i,th voyage % Crete. AMI Ji,embarkci
volunteers and cargo an took about 80
women and Children Tor Greece. Mohau.et
Pasta Las been sarrounded ~ the insar-
geuts IN Crete. About 100 SPhatiote
women aad children had taken refuge IN
tie mountain casefas. shrrc tLry verc On
danger q beng Killed by tie Tsfks TIE
foreign Conssls bal protested against an
uu1eorssary sioierce. and the Eneii.L Con-
81 Lad sent steamer % protect them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

A oorre.Poodeus Of the Prc-- ssys, 81 Tie
pleasant tom 81 wsteticri. ussaIiy 90
quic;. Vas Friday night visited BY bsrgiars.
Who made ar aftetnps % open the safc Of
O'Nel W. Robinson. Esq iccascd IN b..
ofhoc. III Individuals ~ho honor,d his
ofIice Nth theis presence. siier blowing thc
pasiiock from fhe ssfr. r,s5e further m
effcctuai attempts With gunFo~sler upon The
main lock- Suspicion rests upon too indi-
viduals -ho begged = ride - M Enery
% Windhan. whiie ~ ~ss passing The
woods in Rayuond. on has way % Water
fofi for n ~iss 81 -oiber. wbo have
been stopping "a the Water Cure IN thai
town Mr.. Emery rePorts that one Of
them stated H. ~as eoing 20 S-eien. tie
other remsrkin< he va. going Wherever
hi- ooulr.de vent. Tbev Lai siih tArui a
valise. spparrrutly qui,e heavy. ard when
th~y cot f-nm thc carriagr largc haich,t
frii from underthe batione,i-up coat o. one
81 theu -.ucA - ~ cha grin NJ Emery
states their sge a. twenty-five % twenty.
Eve
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

The Base Ball tourssmen, a., Po-,i,,s
ended on Monisy. By q f.,t - -.
iHeen the Eons oiPortiand. and H. C...b-
nocs q Augusta. The silver ta1 -,.,,..
IN By tbe iormer club. The Andro--ovvi,
club q Le~iston uas forced % ui,hs-,-
ibe lease Of Absence q TIE members hav.nr
expired. The Atlantic cl8b q Portland
have slready ohsllengel che Eors 70 play
'or re ball
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

SCHOOL DIsuFIISE. The American n
siItgie q insirsction at hs late session
adopted the foll0ving resolve
d" Aesaloei ihat While we believe fhe
best methods ol school discipline are those
vhich Involve tLe most kia.insss ard ths
ieast severity. provided ihev fuiiF answer
tbe ends "a gorrrnuienf. se siui believe
haf thc Interests of or schools uouid bc
sacrafcci rather ttar promoted PSI leci.la
tive rcsfricfiors in rlrarf Or r.rtirls of
sehool fiscipIre~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09


TuE ISnisN Wan. Cong-rs. j. .tiII en-
deasoring - o,.tain permanent peace
18th The lnian uibcs. b. nerofiafior.
Tie lniian Bin a. passed ~ ths senate.
a. ibe close II two DAYS discassion. az
ihorires the President % spT.oiut threc
army oil-er-. me- tclos t.se rank "a Hri-a-
der. general. ~bo. With tle Coaa.uissiousr
q lntisa Afairs. III Hoodcrson q tLe
Scnntc. NJ Winioin 81 the Iiou.s. AL
John h. saot0rn. shall constitute a con-
Hission o. call foreihcr che cbief. aad hsat
uco ofthe bo.tile iniian tribes. and scs n
tbey eanuoi make peace uiiA them Thrse
eommlssiouers A. saihorireI 90 select one
rescrsa;ion north Of Nebraska. vest Of the
Missoufi River. and soufh % fhc iine oftLe
North facifc RailuHv and another sou,h
u kansas. ard uc-t - Arkansas. inelaIinr
portions 81 a. lndisn Territory. AM u
these selections are approvei by Conrress
thc fesersaiioas shall D. a permanent bone
tor the intiars. ani tbe commissioner are
empowered Cd frrai f5r thc rcmoral fhc-cs'.
q AZ the hosti,e tribes ard fhe peaca5lc
TRIES haTing ~ 6xei resersations. u the
coumissioners iaii to niakc pace. den TIRE
tholsanl volunteers are Co bc enlisted ior
services sgalnsi The Indians.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

OR readers vin rcmenbcf an article
pubisiel .a thc pemocrui lat sinfer.
hcaiei '' Who az Roger Williams. The
statement 80 o. g. eject thst On apple
tree root entered o. grave az fLs hesi.
rassel DON che trunk. ard uhcn divided.
seni.nr aroot doun sa-h ieg We notice
that the Sogth Baptist church n Bosioo.
ulich isid the corner stone ofancs eiif-e
'he otler dav. pisoed Under h piece %
th'' appleireo roof. ~hich is supposed 20
have absorbed uhat was earthly q tho mar-
tr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

SCTTEsGE n Nav HoEK The Neu
YORK Constitutional ConycuIiou has 6nalis
reached ~ ocuclasion on The important
sub ecI u saHragc. Ia bas not cniraucLi.-
I'd women nor uinors. nor disfranrhisel
any pOrtioa Of foreign born ciiizcns. Be-
q has aoOli-bed The property quail6oaiiou
heretofore In t0gne "a ihe ease 81 tlse co.
Ord men. admitting ihc latter % ths hai-
lot box On lie sasne iooting 18th oshers.
And refusing % subHait the chaase % q
sPec.al Popuiar vote. Ibe whoie question
g suffrage - % stanI o. fan uah tie 49,
Constitutior. The frsf sccisoa Of tbc 81
frage aIticis gives To- privilege Of soiiae %
even male eitizcn Of fbe ace q t~rniy-oac
YEAR who shaH have ben q cifison ten
days. an nhsiitanf II the safe enc year.
= resident q ~ oouniy four usonths. 81 tbc
tosn Or uari uirfg DAYS. and a. tie eiec-
tion disfrici o. wbich b. 0fcrs 20 vote ten
days. A aii-rny, ~ bribery j. 70 bs p'.n.
ishcd -ith dislranchiscmeut. ani thc Leg.s
iaiure - aathorized " uakc Laws o. sacc'
soch cases. and Also cases o. bcfting on
eleciioas. TIE Lsgisiaiare - also d,rccicd
10 provide Cor a rerisiry q az citizers On 10
tiiied % tle right % ssfIrage 10 eaeh cleo-
ton cistrict. % be oorpictcd a. .,.asi so
days before any ,looiiou. ard no unrcgis-
icrcd person o. 10 b. alowod ~ vote a.
soch eicciion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

Anoibsr dispatch irosa Omar Fasha says
. A. thc villages east Of SPhaka AM he
~hoie district 81 sqhAkis. e1crriin- cigLl
village. ~bich al easily D. rcdsoed. are
nov IN The had, q gbe ImPsriai troops.
The only rcsourcc Ia 20 ihc insurrcnis D,
70 tskc refuge in The rocky aud sarro- val
lc,s q lie village Of SamAsiA. ~herc thsy
can only remain a ic~ days. alter ~bish
hey ~ia be- noiAing lcts to thcm bot com-
plcic Submission. The insusrvuis uh5 hai
taken rciuge ~ to eAvcrns - rochiasa
Al Cap-oiusso subniticd io-dsy - ihs
nua,l.er Of 20 men AM -cmcn. an
amonEst ~hom wcrc Caps. AnnoErsii Psia.
dorki. a uscubcr q the so-called prosision-
al GovcFauseni. Capt Manosdi, a1d several
ether chiefs Their ~iscs al other prop
criy whiok sisey had placed Ia she cavern,
have bccs aild wil he rriisiouly respected
Up % the prescni time iorty-seven barrri,
Of cunPo-lcr anl twenty-five casrs ofo;hcr
Asnmunition have bccn discovered thcrc.
The tLirI division have cHcc:ed tLcir j1nc.
iion ~iiA the corps 80 Caikirdtic. The
number Il msskeis seni O. tie asiLoriiic.
amounts 70 G 90. The Ferc Kaic Ben
Pasha has ,zb4scl d, disirsgs q kissano.
col. MustaphA Boy las JET CT 10 picce,
de 100 Helene soluafscr,. lately dlsen-
hsrkrl 10 ihe island. Together 18th ih,i-
commander. Capt Mieih. and two GfcsE
othoers lie Also eaPsarsl 80 toas ofbis-
esI;. 80o oscrcoais al 100 ria-s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

Gov. Peass, vb0n Gen. sheridan IA
appointed 70 ssooood Throokmsftoa 81
Texas. - q naiise Of Connections. but has
iesided IN Texas since i-33. lfs ga a.
ycr 81 some cminercc az The Texas bar
ias served in both branches Of tbo TeE-
a. Legislature. and was tsioe eicctsd Gov
srnor' serving from las Co ls57. lie
as oonsis'eui Un'on man daring ti.e
Ear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

We vouh invite arertion Co &c 80
uourc' merit of re- Ei-a-I Liuis I-.fr.,e
rn the papers. We barc so often .f.sEer
Of tlc Principal. flai f1r,ber rr-omm-nls.
f,on is urnecesary. D. ell tc su--orte.l
by an shie cons r. tetrhr- m "a.
torres 81 tle s-hooi 81 iea tbsrss-h i-.
'iflriion pr har'ish hran.hes sspedal "A
v'ntarcs - fh'se r1-.a.nr uafbemui-.
sri 'he na'urai srisnoes ani for tboss
rref.aring o. tsaeb al srstenasic stvie
n Eagiish cias-i .sl Fteruore.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

Gen. Shsriian has rvnloved a part q
tbs Adsrruen IN Ne~ Orlcans. ant aP-
pointed losai men IN thsiF Plaoe. The
reasons 80 removing these persons arc o.
b. tOuni 10 he di-oricrvd oondiiion 10
rhich thcv have relscci The eigy credit.
and the caort, -hieh they havr made and
arr nAkiog - imPeis ths lA~fal eNcca-
,Ion of the Laws % Cangrcss. dated Msrch
2oth. ard ihe acts ssPPieueuiary thereto
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

iNrrAcInfENT- The Ctic.go Trbsus.
~iHsh las been opposed 20 Impeachment
frcsi1eut rcuovss Gen. sheridan. AMI be 70
iie,es fhat m thi. ivslins The Rsp-shiicaa
party ia tss North~sst b. eaiireiy unani.
moss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

TExA-. The 70. Lone Star- State i. \
lad q strange sontrad.ctlons- Nature las
prosIled eser'ibins nrcessEry ior ths con
fort of laxuTy Of mzn. yei there ., scarcsfy
Of both. Gas grors in lsHuriance. yst
hay IL uot made. Cattle ruAm b. ghoussr..i-
over the vAsi Prairies. fai aEd Enc Iookins.
bui o~Ins % a vant u proper Precauiion.
ailer they lave ic,n driven 70 maTkct. ga
bciuE kilir1 the bcef IL lie nleanesI ever a.
Almost every u1sk raiser al have hsn-
dfcds Of uliich CO.'S runninE - largs. y-i q
b. imporsibic o. obtain iriak % milk a. q
Poani % batter. Corn ill gr5s from g.
teen 70 t~eny Sc. ia hight. and rrodsce
a. enormous yielI Ter aerc. AL Nth thi.
fact beng known until lLc last year o. 80
almost a. thc corn Consumed as broueLt
from ihe West rs Ne- Orleans. Wheat
srou. Goeiy anj iic -four n1ds iron "a
rate. higher iiaa thc Wees Yirsin,a or
Missouri tranis. bat q Sant q railroal
oamuuu.raiion prevents esfortafiou. ia
cotton and uooi Be- cSeci. otLcr States.
Boston Josrnal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

joseph Tibbct.. vho Va arrested in
Somcrset Countv last winter. cLarsed 9Th
having comulitici murder in ILLINOIS,. on
the testimony 81 Do. brothers. uas dlscLa4g.
e. his brothers refusing 20 testify ig'i
him before ihe Grand Jary. Tbs. With
oih~r occurrcnccs Outraged the pcopic %
such a. extent ihai tbe brothers vcrc IA
On by a mob All Hanged.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09
MAINE ITEMS.

Al r,se,ing Of the Trustees a Bangor
theological Seminary Richard H. Back. 81
brooklsn. y. \ . aud Samur ID. Thursion
81 Bangor ~ere excited Trustees. In place
81 Rev Lynan :. Ro~land q Bangor. ard
Adams ~. Merrill Il Brosnviiic. resigned.
Tus,day last. NJ seth Oliver. vel
known pilot On tie kerneisc river. while
returning irous a hshlne cruise OUTSIDE So
guin. acoonpanicd by BIS ION. irli foruar,l
IN tlc boat and ainaost inmetia'oly e.
pired. Heart disease Is supposed o. be the
Cause.
Franklin Eustis 81 North Jaw. While Jump
ing irom a wagon earpin. a m0uing ma .
sh-nc. Cauglt afs arm on ere Of thc knive 9
~iich projected from the =" cutter bar iv-
iug scrcss the front 90 thc uaEon. literally
strineius hiu AZ ard cuftiug his arm nearly
han ~ ftisernore Falls GaEctte.
IT, Aroosiook Sunrise learns that two
chi3rsi b. lie uassc - Nincrnt. living In
l.itIicton. wcrc loan1 on lucsdar evening
last crushed in a shocking maauer boneaih
a large tree Which hal fallen upon then.
Ntsa iouad iiis 49, extinct.
a fne iiook organ "a abost twenty stops
and costing SfNS1. has iafeis been PIT up
IN N tongresa church in GorAam.