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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-24

WIN. K BE q Co..,
W H.sErAoT9hsas or YHT
FIEsr PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL,a =
GRAND, SQUARE,
AND UPRIGHT
PA n o s.
These Instruments having been before the publis
for the past thirty years have, upon their excsl.
lence alone attained an UEPURcHAsED PEZ-EsI.
sgsoE that pronounces them unequalled. Their
TONI
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
nne singing quality, as well as great purity OF
iptonstion and harmoniousrsss throughout ths
entire scale. Their
I, pi.nt End elastic and Is entirely free from the
e,,~rc-s found In so many pisnos, which cause,
tno performer TO so easily t're In
WORKMANSHIP
,s.v cannot be exceilad. Their action Is con.
.t-rct.d with a care and attention to every part
thersin that characterizss the finest mechanism.
rcns butths bort seasoned material IL used In their
manufacture, and they will accept the hard usagss
OF tina concert room with that OF the parlor upon
an eauslity-unafected 10 their melody; In fact,
they are constructed
"NoT FOR A YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new Improved
Grand Scale and the AgraEe Treble
JOHNSON s. CHAMBERLAYNE,
Music Dealers and Publishers,
Sole Agents for the sale OF the above celebrated
Pianos, 10. 9o?, corner Main and Ninth streets,
Richmond, Va. ~ G--em
DEAD, READ, READ, READ.
~ Hall, gallon !. 2, 4 lara best BRANDY PEACHES
One S quart ' Jars be,. BRANDY PEACHES. only
Ono pint jar. best BRANDY PEACHES. only
PRUNES. In four. pound Jars, $50;
sARDlsEs the beet in market;
NUTS OF all kinds, cheap;
PRESERVES, assor,ed -
JFLLIES, assorted, at low rates;
Canned TOMATOES, only 50 rs per dozen
STRAWBERRIES, DAMsONS. CHERRIES,
PEACHES, GREEN PRAs, PINE APPLES,
III. S XXI sFksS SG cai 4 5fE rates
Fine CIGARS and Chg&IY6 TGB iCCo, :.
together with large lot of FRENCH and AME-
We would respectfully ask the public generally
| to examin6 orr stock II Cpnfsctonertes, fruits
80, before buying elsewhere. We SILL 70 please
| Give us cal SMITH TRlBBETT,
iaM-ts Kiehmond, w.
MANUFACTURED AND SMOKING
LOCO % unds itax psid) SMOKING TOBACCO,
| Jooa d. pers SNORING TOBACCO,
boxes Childrsy Jonas,s CLoT ~ u IN eoLD,
| - Seventeenth near Main,
osAb next 70 Power ksPhaii's drag store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-24

The Crosby. Oper" Prizes.
CHICAGO, January 22.-Five of the Crosby
Opera prizes go to the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-24
RECEIPTS OF COTTON.

New ORLEANS, January 23.-The re-
ceipts Of cotton at all the ports OF de-
livery since the opening of the cotton
year, as made up last evening, amount to
$50, 900 bales.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11
Bethel Items

We are riad % lsaru ,isi ~. J Alden
Smith. 80 has ben So dsnserou,ly sex =,
orahs. y r0- mo-h better ard ira tsf-
vay ~ recovery
We learn from Mr Kaarp. Inspector q
hcr'. thsi fts amoan; paia fo- hop. .u
be'hei o. s,teniy thoasand doiisr,. beng
bird more iian ha4 been ,orpo,ei
Tie vAole aumber q pound. -aisea g.
ioun 3D. prcssnl s-ar 8. one Lundred and
ioriy housaut. TEE -ioi- nuulbe- of
Po-nl' ra.sci in the ccaniy g., estimated .
Mr KNAPP a. ihree hunired ihoa.and
The Bethel undsrtassr saws that old reo-
Pc ~il die q spitc q lie doctors. ard al
vlscs tie Canton uulcrakcr 90 hold On
where b. b . Itiic ionscr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

The snnual fovn sLo- a. Bethel. NJ. b.
heid On Isursday and Friday "a nertscrk.
The fair -iii occur On ths fr,t dsy. ara the
sho~ a sfocs. etc.. on the sccond. Psr-e.
sc oaer~i o. frorinr. iadss.' ridsar.
drasinr. Zoos raoe. batter. ciee-s. spinning
n "a hal. sni e. l,..sae raa.ie Gannel A
s'fre-- vii 30 delivered Thursisy cvsaing
Tie Bethel Brs-s TAM So be in sitcnd
sncc. an5 euir,sn tl.- szerci-cs ~ih tbci
eisoi-c musir
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

Anneri-s Bi-b~e "a. bought the RichArd
Evsns house 90 Pleasant 81 and . pot
ting J, thrOsgh good course OF rePAIrs-
Jo~erh Carp.utsr hAs also been msking
good inProveu,enis on The jonathan
Ssuish stsnd % tho sane street. 80 Il -
nor osSred for sale.
The oil Danicl Young homestead on
Naia ~ Las been soit 81 auction % George
Asssia. ard The -ido- Young IA, u,evrd
70 -. Johnsbury. Va
oar to-B Assborities arO Ta.iuos a Sub
sfantial stone bsidgs across ths strCsnn rear
ths lsrr- Tans~rs.
Me~-s- Hhgris. a Croker ar, fTisng NJ
their nee nc- brsck siorc wuh an elegant
lcs Of stoscs snd Other -.rr.. Tssir new
nyls Of sOsPstose pArior stoves az at
trsctsng great praise.
our High Sebcoi. u-ser TIE .ureris,eD.l-
cree o. e. u Bsrrc~-. :. having lag
attendance. and fsliy sustain. The b,gb eX-
Psc's'iOn- q u, rs,rcns.
AnO. Doe Is Po,,ing good improvements
SPoa BE d-siiing on Main -.
+ p BeAl. "a. las ai.o hadAi. bore
stead very much improved BY paint sad
petty.
A Yosug McH's CHRISTIAN Association
has juss bcSA SrsssiEsd IN or village.
PEscurs cas- ma Ranrp N Nozw.Y
! sav a fair 10, Of free and ciinEstone
peaches Or The Dob Ssever. psao~. % call
cd asd also On the sane piAcs Is chcst-
uri t-ec ~ith scunc half-tozen burs sppsr-
euile vel SaAfurcd. Car any osber town
in our soonsy cone up o. al. IA that hoe
We uudcrstsnd TIA; W.. Cox a. tn.
b town ~ Pot M som 80 Barrels % graf
"a apples. ard 10 that ~. neirhbor RoI-
On To-u ill have soue To- barrels.
mosiiy haidvins for ale; ard roiice IN
many q OR towns far ,h,re % p---se
apples Notwithstanding the cry % LITTLE
fraif
Geo. Ras; has sold ~, handsome stand
TO Mr.. OHnari. formerly q Por,iani
Me- are A. uofk renova'ins tie establish
rnrui. preparatory Co O.. moving in. Gen.
Rusi oHers his hoascholI faraiiatc a. Aac.
tion
Aucn;iou y invited - The advertise
usntc' q Sgly4na, Coob. Jr Esq. Al,
Pusposcs % rcasosc O. Boston ven sooa.
and ofers hs dc,irabie rcsilenos. a. ~sr
A. h. fsrniiuro a. Asciion. The 90 Oh
horss~ has been sola 20 Val Woodlary.
With al ihc carriagcs. etc.
Mr. CoS5 goes o. Bosioa 10 cheer The
dccHaing years Of his a9ibcr. and win &C.
esPy tie AZ rcsidcacc ~ EcV. Sylraau.
Coo5. Tie changs % rysiGcnco does 40;
aaeot h.s b-s.ness Arraagr ueui-
lifE lSsyEsNcE - becoming ore az the
great iHsiaUtrous a our country. and Nor.
va - AIR adv tho Enporisn q in.srano.
ior oar Cosnfy OF Onsurd. have ,u.,
seen pad ilto ihc iusarancc arsucv ct Wnl.
Goo-noH. FL slsa.oO casb premium or
one 81 three Polioos obtained by Lim ere
day pretty good DAYS uo-k that
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

GtvcErU soar. Ms.srs. s.esrns a GO
cent a. sone fime sin-r. 81 of tLr
6Ilcerlre >oap. a,iseftised r. snothrr COZ
u7n. a uiai shous BE- c1oellenoe. a,8
49, 90 4aa.i'l - i-ly a. io ibe Ola mari
~asn TO- sop uou 's-b popa'aniy. Der.
ihg che ~ar thc sioek le-auc so b.gL tttf
tis FroPuctors could Dot manuf.-ta-r en-.
ccFi a. q 49, r.iloaf adaicrsiioa. .9 tLey
suspended. Ilis fi.f is q god a,sa-aaes
II tbe purity Of the article. Give 20 a
tr,al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

No EEsoENarioS YET. The Lewiston
Joliual coIresponieni savs. "a - DAYS
sgo. Eu old man. recognized a. the motor
ioas Jaek Hale. made hls apPearanco b.
fofier Village. ~bcre be remained day
o. tSo. \ niEhi cr i~o later. a. q ~.
fare-ss. hsIng abo.t ioar ni4.es from The
siIage, "a auiar Messing BE- horse. ate 10
a. evening this ssn,e nan cane into fbc
siallr. msle some snqairiss. a1d a.ana-eI
O. remain i..i SIR. Farts.h Lsi taken are
Of be- bore. AID 80 sbo1t % leave the
stable. 10 g. useirss o. "a tlat Mr. Pr
oush has Hoi ance seen be- horse. vagon.
harness. or ' Jaoi --thoseh be Las made
aiageri ssa-Jh ior al Vi them.
A geutieuaa -ho sa- o.. Oh u.in. repre-
seried I'm a. licking ODD harrard- and
letier hrei ior hospital ilan lorss-
stealing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

Mr.. Nose's lecture On Education. On
Wednesday. vss really the reading % a
very carefully prepared paper upon thai
subject. that a mere abstract would tAl 10
90 iustice @. or even give Al adequate
idea a. lie agscl that n 6rst AM most
neoe--.ry tA.as "a 70 beeODe acquainted
With our physicAl structure. and learn ho~
20 I've 20 a. 20 preserve and develop
ths body lie trAcsd the manner In which
the bGInAH race h.d gradually developed
from bArbArism 10 = coalition 81 highly
civilized life. and considered the eNrer1
ence 81 lie race fhaf Of srrh individual.
a. he grew IRON tie coalition Of infancy,
70 that 81 raAlors- wears Ani ripenei thought
lie also Diseased 81 souse hength no qscs-
ton nov beeoui-s 80 p-Onineus ssd -
Important. ~ relative ~sfuc % clAssicsi sid
scientisc study. expressing The coev'ctirn
thai -hiie to- World y rrsPine lar-s hene-
Et- frc-n sciensihc ohssrVssion. elEsstcai
Par-ui,s have proved comparatively Of ics
valoe.
TIE thanks % the ,udience we're ts-,ler-
ed Mr.. Wee. - rIsrk - aPPrcciAiios -
bis Paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

WsrFHFoED Tnux Pam. Thc annual
Par at No-1h Watsriord oc-urs neri We'd
ne-day freraranons have teen made for
30 eufsrFr ciinsns uii uakc Be- ven
ssccessf1i exhhfion We wish tkcse town
fsirs oouid 10 a. "a ewiisr in The season. o.
e. 81 send the pen, .fsu animals AMI articles
e. tho coantv So
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

Fos'y'rrsia. Eiscrun Gr Jaigc. 81
eountiss give q democratic majority q
1895. 80 counties % hear from q ~hich
4 EeTr EsPabhean lasi ear
Oiio. Election for Gov ard Sta,e q.
herrs. The returns are ooafuscd. bag 10 .
probable that Hayes. Rep. - elected by
'mah majority. The ssfragc amsn1meni
j. iasi
I7r-a- he Sosthsc.'crn towns give
d-mocraiic maiorlfics. b1f The R-rablscaa
tss~s 49, k.ss /. s-.lorrsv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11
Oxford County Cattle show.
Third Day.


- 'HsN%A So
For the a'ternoon Of ThursiAy. to
Pc-se. ~sre oasrcd. one of 49,. AM one
o. 30. oPsn o. al hor-es. The contest
for he fst was bstwcsn Nsilie.o-ns
owned By America Aairrws. ~hich ~o- TIE
hrst race IN the morning. IN 2f3. under
thc sane driver. and Bsack Ned. -ho va,
beaten IN The morning. br Fanny Sniih.
First beat. Eiack Ned LAD fis pole n
The frst haH u -asa- even thing. thc to
horsss eoofs., b. srck ard uscs on The f.rs,
haif I'm % Ncf CAMEL on 81. cou,pe'i-
tor. art Won ~ hsas On esi
L. The sccond heat TIE gray broke badly
giving Ned tl,s adsanta-s. and b. won tie
heat IN so.
Mr.. Anirr-s here ~rshdrc- kis hor-r.
Mech irrIistion as oppressed BY thc
irionsis II Mcdd osoue. 40 aihcced that
the driver hal soll ths racs.--s fs-elins
that vs. not susiained bs th, spectators 90
ass extent B-yond this thers 90. eth
crro-onisy % PIT hin IN ne- hard. and
~in. The ~ind as s,roar. AM THE CO.,
di,ions for raasing god time not 80 good
"a N a.. r,,--.~-
~ - A.. ,a..s 49,, -.
,....,- =. - -, - . "A
Srco~p I'tn~s.
-. =. "a 49,. -,
"a -. t.. -. -. - -.
"A -. -, .-...-.,T -
a.. -, -. IA. -. -
=. =. =. p, - -. -.
=, q IN =. -.
-. =, -, -, -, -
=. - q =.
:, -, -.
- -. -. :. =,
r..
S-th... ,t-......--.-, a. -.
- - a -.
- -. -. -. q, a..
-. -. -. - - -
.o-,.,,f r.,,i,,. - -. - a..
A. -ot ..,--,s - :, 80 -, A..
"a. o. -,s;-w ~ h--,h
49, -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

u ihe champion game osia.e BAR played
A. Psrtland Noadss. DE Bo~si1s club
carried home The silver bali OF tb- -in-
ning uine. TO. Gas. 4 Cole AMI Pcrcivai
). Paui'. belpng on this village The
Bo~doins hs'e airralr been challenged BY
the Pcuuss.~-s.--r-. go Eon.. Afhicsf-s.
ana Ccshnocs ofAacu.ia ~ ihr rules Il
the As-ociaiioo. th-s can pias siih cfhsr.
aud -iii noi 30 obliged 20 PLAY sn-ih,r
match ihis 81 ason
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

Nox PUrrfL Lat urek courirfed fhc
twenty seventh soi.ue of tbis isarnai. ard
orouEht the announcement tbai che nsrf
nulHi'er riu eshi,at Signs of iu.r-osrnsnf
thai haFc uesn PROJECTED. Me-srs. sione
a Hoe have tspcaed of fbs Josrral ssI
have 30 more uue io devote % vor. and
iew mcn kno~ boz fo uase more re.da.
BE paper than or lri.nI stsa..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

Miss Kate FROST. AFghan. 50
=" tidf. IS
wRfrh rten. IS
Me- 4 Fh~lT-. toiiet go. IS
Ma ID y Trse. dahiia lamp ma.
Mo 4 7 M-il,n. hsadkerrhicf ctse. II
M J Ciark. snlh CHAIR. 90
Niss fanny II Koisfsr. card board work IS
lamp NATL 10
Mrs o'ivc Stan'e,. toilet cl.hion. 20
Mr. To Et.ns. t,ttsn collar. IS
7. ID saith. iiiirs. IS
AZ " Ssnall. bad slippers. IS
Muss II J Il harison. wr5lsht sippcu IS
Mr. = r nsrker. Aa.-ian snI scari SD
= rene Bean. bead csshion. 30
DO vafch case. l.
d. ucr,ile book. 10
M 4 ~ No,cs. crorhet sa-ts. 80
NJ n A tfcck~tf. bonnets. 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

We earn thar The papers aud nose. q
the Norray sarn-s bsak have Teen re-
covered. Tee eEuaorfinary staicmsnt !.
anoai. iaaf fhe ofhcsr retsrn.rg TEEN ri.
iased to explain in az manner hor tbsy
Gaze into BIS po.sessioot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

a rr,oit pa La.y. unier ID leadership % z
Garibaili. iof The parposr ~ tking Rome
thc cspfai. coru--~rc-i rvcrn,iv Gafibal-
4, 80 ~ ouce arrvs'cd tut .rus benz
lie again stated but uas scui Lack. iLoarh
% appears ssij-ui thaf tle Eovcrnra-ut 70
uog CisinE an Outward suppgst a. tie
irrsiy. NaPolcon has concruicd that troops
MAJ eater he Pspai trruiory. 81 aust not
enter Rome 1h-r- have h--n to engage
meat ~itA thc papa. troop- tic latter
be'ng invariably defeated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

Two MoSrus FoE NoruI~c. We have
received ihe Amcricsn Arriculturisi for
oc'obsr. We kno- ofno -,y IN uhirh %
iargr an amoznt 81 trs,y valuable. lntcrs..
ting. and iustrsSiivc rrsd.ng rnat,-r coald
b. gscn u family a. - sn,aii pro- a.
the s1hscriPtiou ofthc Agrlc4t4n.t Each
H-aher cortsirs7@ % g. a-re qasrto
Pasv'. AMI 500 CD Gre ergra,irs.. many
81 ihem very costly anl bcaatfsl The
co'i of Tn Amsrieaa Az slfarl., - Only
: u ~ or ycAT. in sisanee. 20 four COP
iss % a. IL rusH.hcrs ossr ,ha, vai-
cable lpurnai frve - a., remaining to
rsoaihs 81 - ysaE o. al ncs sabs1ribcrs
ior 10. Vol -. l SO .rnd in their .u5-
scrip'ion d=r.ng th.s meath % Octofer.
We advise az 81 cor reader % secure q, "a
lbs, terra. Ssbscription. shs1id be s-nt
o. ihe ru,siishsrs. Oraag- JudJ q Co .zt5
broad-ay. Nes Iork Cttv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

Ia AZ oi snos Ia, sea socus % lave
extended oser de whole STATE. iLoszh 3D.
4aanfny 80 greatest bel tbc no-theru and
castCru portions
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

Gen sheridan IA. ri,isud Boston. Low
81 sad oilcr Massaotasetts cities, cha,
-cek- lie met -i;h a riorioas reception
a. al poirts -hcrc be ccuid - sen D., the
pool'c he hss promised % vet Portland
a''cr ihc 2iih inst; We notice that Gov.
'haaatcfiain ha' sen; a mcuhcr q - siAa
Go specially .aYiie The Gcuerai 20 vi,it
Name
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

One tter another ihe great D-mo-ri.ic
s.tor'e' d-is4le do-a to ths vaaisii.r
Poiai ILey CARED Nc~ Mexico bv f-aai.
ana '' no~ arpsars that they havs nos CO..
ora1o a. al. The EepaLEcars bs,e a ma
Ioriiy in both Hoes q tie Ier.ia,s-c.
ind = fnaiori'y % ri-e o- j7int ballot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

Withsm q Grtfam. Sumner. hcrd. n O'
10 D. Do. best stock CO.. !. 0C
Jona Clara. PARIS. "a hc.t. bcok
g. Ro~s. Oxford besi mitch co.. so
Locus Bartlett. Norwas. "a h-st 10. TO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

Treasurer SPinrer. iu o. anrasi report.
s'sies t-af t.e STORES i-la.'r.o..J .ra-
la'ed Of sbstrsciioa q gaoie monies are al
h.sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

CAsrie, CiisorJ Pare. aock q ,besP. N
Co. Is Fv-rvti ID 90. 3 CD
Ahnrr nenson Pans best buck. sun
IL "A Dur~l. DO. "A he-t do. 100
(sso. " Everett. lp. I buck. book
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

|-t -i'Atf'l i2 O. az Nrr York
i-.f'liy' on a-reart oi tl-.h'--ios E,-o-
rea1 nr~' ani q dsch1c -n o ~. is Ger.
many t'oscrum-ut stoci. shadsd .Fs-d
itsrr ~as 4site Al exriiement ia ths tr,aI-
''oa' markets. f.lr aa.l -i,ltr...a- sharp
iy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

IL Frees SAYS ~. = r Uirebau. las
ac.-rt-i fbe ciI oftte Ssaih Psr.t .t.-,b
a Aug-sia. 81 become f. pastor. s-I I'll
eormeree hls labors s..h tI-1 .a tts Gee.
rni Sla.iay 81 Oa.ter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

Ile I'm Charlie. >aurer ils soi i..
rr'iierce 'a iiasion. intending O. nate Lis
bone &c greater Flrt ai the iia.e .a ~ ssa-
irrto-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

TIE io,oving D. ihe 'corc o.! tie game
won ty tLc P,unes,-c~as.c,, O. Nsr-ar
oscr Lc Au.ict.es oIPortlanl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

BAsz Bstt- Thrrc ~ 10 a rane 81
ban OF ~ Pair C-o--d. rrxt SATURDAY,.
fhai NJ be ~o-;h a long iourrey 20 ~itrc..
soms 81 'he ca reopie. who ria,ea b-l-
forty years sgo. ~ such matte. before
TIE game had become Chased wifh ihc -.
euces. cr 90 poP-lar a. % rrqui-r revsra.
Per rcPor,s. arr 90 adapi therr., fvcs O. ths
modern 80 .c % r living. sni stretch ibeir
musc.cs in Jolly good game. Tor tho
ehHrlpioush'P an a. oyster supper. Tie
''nIaes7 hase ret bcer selected. nor tbe
rreiuHiaarlcs arranged a YET. tui - AZ
prrbend fhai a. 90 1T Losinsood~ uoaId
s1y some ol itc bel iarnsrss fs-s,es ran-
Ar ever sShrbiied N thu q-,rtsr riu De-
seea on that occa-iun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

Aisin Icrc'cy. Waterford. . ehsc.es. . 20
n Eiviu iir-rrlorf pa-i-. a.. 100
~oio.aon NJ lictt. Nor-av. I eboe.e. So
Mr. >elomoa E.l-Eris. 81. Do. t.ook
Mr. sarah Cuuuinss. Nor~av. Jsne
Luftrr. I'D
Mr. Ttoras Wr. 90. a.. 100
NJ S1ioaor Edsaris 81. 30. -
Mr. Jriah lpioo. 90. fsl batter. LOO
Ms Lac.1s J. Earilrtt. o.. 10. 60
Nh solomon Nui o.. 90. 50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

Mr 1c-eTb Han ton or C'sa.sn-s I.,,,s
larmoutb. b. lis han.i ttdly era.h-d o.,
h1nday vcsk HIs hand - r.-..- o.
t,s ehirc Of an OF barrel. stea anosh.-
tar' eH o- Ons 6-r.r - call,
Gas.ed, 6ot ni' hoPed iae o.lcrs ral be
saved
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

OxFoRn ASsocisuoS. bsld is thirty
nir,h s~sive-ssry A. reTs on the 3sih ait
Rev r. :. fish ~as chosen mod~rafor.
an Rss- a. p B-ssoS- Clerk. The a.
MAJ ssrnOa "a Preaohei By Rev J Rioh-
arason Of Turner- >ermons we're preached
ID Bra J.. i. GuEaey oi Hebron. Ian
gridge ~ Neu Gloscc~seT. Father Matter
Of AsSarA. AZ. waAer % PaTi,. The A
sossAtsOa adiozrned on Tharsday. A. noon.
20 mect viii III Firsi LivcrTuore eharrh
tie lat Tuesday al S-Pt. i-6s.
I~eaty ohGrchss sere rvprcsenicd. viih
a toisi IA abeFshiP q IS5g. Dsring the
pass ys2r. - lave been added 81 baptism
- ~ ietisr. Aad Iestorr1. 81 dismissed f,
- excluded. = have died ~ charche.
are EiihoGl Pasfors.
Tie eharrbcs have contribsied Tor For
eign Missioas. S25i. Doaes,ic Missions.
SlfS, Babe Cause. Sc. other objrcis.
So. There are - >abbaib schools. ~iiL
10 teachers. aai l..52 scholars
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

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rsf auU
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l.1s 6Tss
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80 49, tts An.
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mons, ~Aich ~iii be payable in lL.rsy
DAYS.
srun ionsrs. BEEFrrSe MsEEs a CoIrs
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

\ NoyNG NES'- CHEIsTtAS Assolgs-
TIoS Las bosa recrusly orgasizcd a; Nor.
~Ay. hy Tbs elecsioa q Tic following Of
Seer.
Chas. u Barrows. President
J. ? Ambrose. Nice Prrsidcut.
- W. Rogers. Serrcfar,.
a. p >fsrpol-. r., assrcr
As-srs. ferruscn. Osroos and Bach.
EKe cltrve Comia4iict.
Associafiou Foous in Temperance Hall.
over Dcniscn's store.
III reru'Er u,cctinrs are hoiics ever
SATURDAY evcairg. AZ are Invited 20 a..
tend
MAY 80 rrayers ofchris,iaus everywhere
b. offered IN cz-resiacss for the succcs. a
this Association
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

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80. riah q pm. No~~av. 90. rs
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vrar1.nlr 40 Roor Cnors

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Whitman q LIBBY. Rrvants Pcad.
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BoYrs. ~uor.. frsrurn. UarSrs.r. .~r
ftrrfErEr.
Mire-. Favor & Ch-t. Noruav. 2 case
rrrn tnofs s
Benz Tarker Dol. iarrsss. Dol
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JOSHUA Clark. Pari-. Ia p-cmian. 5 90
4 70 parrn. paris. 80 prrmia1a. . oO
Poffse a. PIKE. No-war. 81 pr-niura. I 90
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John HaihaSav. Paris. book
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26
Wa AwnIt AnaMeru.

The Dayton Journal informs us that we
have misapprehended its position in regard
to Impeachment. 1t insists that it is only
in favor of Impeachment, "if after full
investigation, the House should find that
there were. good grounds for Impeach-
ment,p and that then "the thing would be
DONE" 1t don't think any trouble would
ensue. Now, the editor Of the Ne,O York
Tribune evidently thinks otherwise; for he
is most unequlvocally opposed to the whole
Impeachment business, from beginning to
end, for the reason that be does think it
would be productive Of such trouble
throughout the country as would shake
"public order and public credit" What
Significance attaches to his "clap-trap V''--
Is it s'to create alarm in the country ?"--
Does he ''know very well that this ''cry of
danger is intended to scare people-that it
is mere trick Of which respectable papers
should be ashamed ?" o@.-s...., .o
We await answers from the Dayton Jour
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26
..ro.-f.I1,,re.o &c.

It is now quite the cant, says the OrOdno
Unio,a, to talk of the Southern people hav-
ing aforfeited their lives" and "forfeited
their rights" and the Cincinnati Commercial
talks of Congress having right to declare
them forfeited. There can be no forfeiture
Of anything unless a person has violated
some law, which made a forfeiture part
Of the punishment, and then, even, there is
no forfeiture except on trial and conviction
and sentence by court. There was no
such law--and in the same way there can
be no eonfiscation, because no law had pro-
vided for that kind ofpunishment.
The Commercial also tells the public that
the acceptance of pardon is confession
of guilt. Notso it is only shield against
prosecution. Suppose that man is ac'
cused of a crime, and convicted and setI-
fenced to prison for life and it is then dis
covered that he was entirely innocent
aud was oonviotod by fparjnred witnesses
He cannot be relieved except through a
pardon. Is the acceptance of pardon, a
confession of guilt? Good Commercial, de-
sist from attempts to talk of, law.