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Messrs. O. M. Barton and Charles Nelson
Were also nominated for Assessor, but de-
cIined. -. -
Addresses were made by Meesrs. jas. Dulin,
Richard Rothwefl and @. NJ. White, after
which the m eeting adjourned with cheers for
the candidates. ~. H.'-tf sF "

Addresses were made by Messrs. Jas. Dulin,
Richard Rothwell and O. NJ. White, after
which the meeting adjourned with cheers for
the candidates.. ~ F''-t tf-.'"
MEETING OF FIFTH WARD CONSERVATIVES
Last evening meeting Of the Conservatives
Ct the Fifth Ward was held at Forrest Hail,
on Pennsylvania avenue, near Third street
east, and 1t was attended by about three hun
dred persons. The meeting was called to order
By A X. Arnold, on whose motion Col. James
A. TAFT was called to the chair, and he briefly
stated the object OF the meeting. Mesars M
Marceron, J chm O. Entwisie, and L. h. Roo-
nson were appointed seeretaIiss Iasr,s SomIan nsrs
| called for, when -FH ...-
Mr.. h. Barnes nominated Mr.. George +.
Gnlick, (the present esteemed incumbent)
Mr.. Charles Arnold nomi.ated MT W m ii.
Hamilton. r.. .s-ar. s.
Some member urged that Mr.. Hamilton was
so engaged IN business affairs that he would
be unable to serve, aud suggested that the
gentleman whe nominated him would with
draw the name. $50 - -lH
Mr. Arnold replied that they could nominate
him and he could look out for his election.
Mr.. Callahan suggested that the vote be
taken rird roce.
Mr.. Geo Hitz asked If any one had author
ity to nominate MIR. Hamilton.
Mr. Arnold replied that he had none, but
had right TO nominate any one he saw proper.
The vote was taken by teiiers, (Messrs. G..
Hitz and John Smart and l50 were announced
for Mr.. Gulick, when the vote was made
unanimous, 1t being held TO be unnecessary to
continue the count under the ciraum stances
Nominations for candidates for the Council
being in order the following names were pre-
sented John w. Mead, w. A. MuIloy, A. p.
MeKenna A X. Arnold, W. p. Ferguson, J.
r. Zimmerman, Joseph Branson, John b
Ward.
Mr.. Robinson stated that Mr. Ward declined
any nomination, and his name was dropped.
I Mr.. ID. Callahan urged the claims Of Capt.
W.P. Ferguson, stating that 1t had been the
custom to give at least one representative to
the lower part Of the ward and that Captain
F.'s services were we'll known in the ward.
The name OF McKenna was also Withdrawn.
After some debate as to the best mode of
taking the vote, the back door was ordered to
be closed, and the voters were requested to fall
back and approach the table singly, passing
out the main door and naming their candidates
to the tellers Messrs. f. Barnes, V. King and
s. Wales. s
The voting by this mode occupied nearly an
hour, and the result was announced as fol-
lows: j. w. Mead, 1S2; w. A. Mulioy, 100; w.
p. Ferguson, 294 J. r. Zimmerman, SO; Jas.
Branson, 10; A. X. Arnold, 81.
The Chair announced the first three as the
candidates.
On motion Of Mr.. A. Dodge, the tlcket-Mr.
Gulick for Alderman and Messrs. Ferg uson,
Mulloy and Mead for Councilmen-was de.
clared to be the unanimous choice OF the meet
ing.
Ad1oprned. with cbeers for the Ticket
Evening star., 1867-05-17
WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL OOALlI ar.
to suit customers
Saved And Split g OAK AZ WOOD. s,s per cord.
Long Oak, 4a per cord.
ton Of Coal sold By me always weighs a.24O lbs.
JOHN B. L0BD,
fe 28-ly Corner <th and q streets.
~OAL,l OOAu,
Evening star., 1867-05-17

The steamb boats of the Company leave each
place ErtTg Hour, from ocloCka K~A -
N. until o clock 2. m. Leave from
ne wharf foot Of 7th street, Wash
1 u =
Evening star., 1867-05-17
GENTLEM EMS LIST.

MrscFLLAH.ous.-Landl of No. 504 Twelfth
street; l.. L. b. rgF ID. ...#
Evening star., 1867-05-17
FOB MOUNT vEENoE

ne Seventh street Cars connect with the Bo ats
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WANTED.-A smart, active lad, not over 10 years
of age. can find employment as an apprentice AT the
office of this paper-a chance not often offered.
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INroHTED SrocK.-The Comet brought two fine
young horses from san Francisco, said TO b. ofthe
celebrated Morgan breed. They are the property OF
Mr. Kennedy, a passenger by the bark. Mr.. Rich
arlson imported also a fine Durham bull. one year
old. which took the premium at the State fair at Sac
ramento. Also three Black Spanish fowls, which arr
said to he the best layers known.
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Two Days Later +!

By the bark Cslestia we have received dates 10
September 26th, for which We are indebted To
Messrs. Walker e Allen. --Hr 1
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&c chnlern is incrensing in Rome.

The transformation of all firearms into needle
guns has commenced in Italy.
\ London despatch from Rome SAYS the Pope
has publicly denounced the proposed sale of the
church lands in Italy. and declared the decree of
the Italian Government null and void.
The regular session of the Anglican Synod COM
mences this week. Newspaper reporters will be
excluded.
CoPExHNcFN. Sept. 22-Stroug doubts are enter
tanned in official quarters Of the success of the
negotiations with Prussia for the retrocession of
Srhle-vig.
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ANOTHER ACCIDENTAL son of Mr.. VIM. Jarrett,
while riding at Waianae on this island, was thrown
from his horse a few days since, and badly injured.
his skull having been fractured. We have heard of
several accidents within the past two weeks from
being thrown from horses, showing that there is dam
ger as well as pleasure attending this most healthful
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ACcmEST.-Mr. Samuel Mott, tinsmith, on Mon
day evening met with n serious accident. Riding
with another gentleman in Nuuanu Valley, he had
occasion to stop for a minute or two, when his horse
became FESTIVE, reared, stepped back into a ditch, and
fell over. fracturing the leg of his rider below the
knee in two places, and producing severe confusion
of the spine. The physician reports the symptoms as
though for a day or two the most serious
CONSEQUENCES were apprehendei.
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y Rev. MIR. Damon will preach his twenty-ffth
anniversary sermon at the Bethel, tomorrow fore
noon. Mr.. d. arrived here twenty-five years ago to-
day, if we remember rightly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-10-19

The w~haleship Oiirer CrOeksr arrived from th'
Arctic this week in charge Of Capt. J. L. Shyre, lat
arst officer. Capt Lapham died in the Arctic. anc
his body, which was preserved in oil, was brought OF
shore, and after being put into a lead coffin, will b
sent home to his relations.
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Death Of Jarvt, c Steven.

Dicd. IN rort;and. sih. jaws e s,ev.
sns. a-ed 80 NJ. stevens "a. native o.
PARIS and b. spent hsre = large portion Of
~. BE H. f-.t cnfrr into bs.irc.. -as
q. slerk for Mcs.rs. stevens A Shar,lca.
aoer uhich b. as a rartner n the 6rrn Of
>tcvers a 60. ~ alrrvsrl "a. CO
rsrrl in thc boot anil ,lc- trade. in con-
ncction ~i,h Me.sr'. Alya SharticG. 81 -.
Paris. >sisan Shartied. of Portland. and
T.arties in liesfca. ca di.s,irin.- fhfs hu.-
mess cornrciisn. D. catered the arras.
serving al. l.caf,nart in thc First Mairs
Casals,. uu forccl hy iu hesiih % resign
ti, comni..iou. IL a. ia bu,iuess for q
ti-ac ln rrnns, lsania an jariss ti.e last
scar has been a. thr bad 20 the euterpris-
in- frn oi Stevens. Haskell a Chase. more
recently Stevens. Lord - Haskell D. al
these connections. a. sell a. IN his earlier
associaiious. De- hal TIE rare hcuiis o. 30
a. iricuds an ~ifh whom o. became a..,-c,.
aied. an 'bry universally icpi,-c o., e. ariy
draih. Il viii b. remembered that TIE ~iic
q Mr :. died IN she ,uuss.sr
II - oa's month AGO that NJ. Stevens
care to PARIS. thinking 60 knd benefit in
the ohangs bat BE- quio Siy discovered that
his racc Is nearly ran. aad as taken 90
b. o-n hons b. sPecisi tram but -
DAYS before ~ dcccasc lis funrrai ~
attended IN Portland on Tuesday. the Ma
sors ani oid Fsiio-, taking part in lie
Crrtmuulc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-15
Life Insurance

IIESEr UFTon. E-q. af Nor-sy. ha'
recently rcesavcd the Siate Agvucy ior tbs
Worid Life Insurancc COMPANY. We cops
fronn the Indereni-nf. the f,iiosins ceii-
mandatory notice al the company
Les TNsrakScs ia sflu.u'srins l1ti.rs 20 - no
~. 80 tspianilnE prinr.Iir- ~ lo..itf' e-ftH-n
y .crr-upli.hes phnsnfhrclic 49, 49, "i-si'n
wfl-h a. ncf al-av- $500 20 - ef-iFr- u IL
tree our uuIaistrrs ~ o. o-~i 49, 49, Fenfra.is
a-o,r al. ua-u.rs sasFrrfrrs. ~ -rtur tirrv srr
- a.. 80 .Esps.c-- SO - really tfsee tes D.
..-.--, .,rr.f q. e. o. fraish ant assirss
- - - --uif Foinf 60 ~ daily rrsrficsi
-. ~ 49, fa.arancs We wosld poluf e. tts
f,-,ni.. 81 hanLet. 49, hsvs t-ea e~nstted ID
sac1 peii,ier-
49, -isc-rsiF .pqssi o. ar cisrsr nee - 49,
49, 49, -s.tisr. o. q. . h-r-ac-ut 500. "a run.
r.-alsi -lh a. reot rhurch ~ork. sud na uaan
sso-li r~st .sitsasd urtl ~ ~. --csr-s Tolrr
- nf- 90 ~ b.1-Et q a.. faalY a. tal, -hls
- sr~ ysanE snd ~hnr ysa 49, In hrsith-
Ter c,nis aay save b. younF ua.n -iii insurs
~ iifs fur q 80 fIas~u 80 t-~nts c-uss s.rs
pat b. 49, iassr- oir 80 ~ 49, .uue-at
4. any $40 49, fsuliy sNo.sstis 80 nct uuss
ius r-os i-lsn 80 thsir suFprt Sitrr ~ }. tas
a~aTt
rhs worid Mstual LIZ Iusurancs Co. vho-s -
verti-~.-rs ~ - f.4nd ~ suotasr oci1un, L.
frsnard 90 tho-s .cisutss FriucFir- srd orEanlEsf
-llh . d~rr~~ 81 a. -hich IA. f.lr 20 r-nter BE-
90 q th~ r-t pcQaiar ins'ltufters - 49, az o.
has raid-sp cap.tNi 81 scs.aac . o. 90 81 uhirh
Il dsTosl--a ia ~ ~1p-rinssntrnt 81 ~ iu-1r
aroe t~r-rtrs-nf --carity 60 . po.icf Aoit-r-
Co l. " lart - ~ go -.tshiishsi aru cf y ~
ia-e Wc.f CO Z. - rr~si.~uf q ~ ccr.r.any-
~ 10 assf.,-d ~ oifssr m. Oorton. E-l-. Nios-
rrr.id-rt. NJ. t.or,os - ~ is's frsu - m a.
,,orsau co ~nEHF~-i tor ~ 49, tv~aiy ysars
iu 80 CHE. tr..te. NJ Csa-tss W rfr~r. ~~cre-
49, aui actssry. forusriF Assistaa- Actrarf
~ 80 Nstssi file. Ia eKeoutiss n.srsxsnsut -
support-e - e.s-d % fairtv-siS e.rrrto-s ~
knaan th-onrhcut ~ coarfrv. ufo-s uealfh so
srs-si.s u.a-t iu-ri-s coues-.o~ -ila - 80 -l.h
O. i-.ar~ fn r.,f ans ..fr caursnT- - 49, D.
- ~. fi- Brc.s-ar. ~Hsrr fhrv have $4,000
81 srrivs anf ran-t su-rs.sf.i tusiu~.s.
rhi. csuurasf iurit-s rsrtica'ar sftsrficn O. 80
uer r.-tiiI..-fsr rsts- 80 rr--tar. -s,ch saft
- b. is-er than t,-. 81 49, etasr couT.nT ts 80
-o-it D. t,i. ustsot 49, in.a--r --rurr- &C. o---
th- ia-r-st s.-.it,s aunt 81 in.-ra.c- 90 .tsfst
- shlch 10 urrsr tncr~asd ucr t-rr-ssri or
ia 60 e-sfiu-aucro 81 81 T-,irs rtis piss l.
nru-t g. the-s r-r-rus of ltst iucrsus 80 e--ir~
to - 81 -r-n sau 81 to -sca-v 49, ~ 'srr-.t
n-arsno- th-r~fr. ~ -o-s - r--s-iaus. b~lsr
80 arsrsF~ t-sut' sifht - -ut- is~sr taan
shsir p-rticiFsflnE rsis-. piH --cur- T-aiirv ~
tfIrfF ~ crnt-. 80 ta afrancr. cash
tistisnd "a any - ceuf. ~ tue 90 ~ 80 yrars
rs--s -.i-ru t.dair~n--s 81 - rstrh.d sre-'r
- tho-e sr-rsri-r ln.urs thrlr nrs- aut r~..ir
.iorf-t $3.50 susts.urd b o. erFsr.rafiou o. ~su
5000 a. 49, of ts~ Wei "a Mafu-l fate fnsars.cr
Cc,sr,nY 20 - Yea
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-15

AfrpiNrNrSrs ~ ruE Govrrxon.
Hoo Geo. Is Barro-s. Ssperiut~sdrni ~
che Reborn >-hooi. "a. resisned tl.st r.,.,-
hon. and 81 to he succ,cded bv Hoa. D.
". Woodbury.. 81 >selen. Tt1s arrange
ment makes 'acant Gle ofloe Of Juir, %
Probate in fbis County. There rs 20 Isrs
ior candidates ior tbe position. already.
Mr Barross las been made C.mui..
'ioacr 81 Gle Ind1srsi S.booi or eirIs.
Geo. @ siacy. ~. has been reappoint-
cd state Li5rarian.
leo burrham. E-q. Il Cheai. d. o.
100 ne Dr.,ze across Wiid river snd o..
"n'io~. ~ foriland. erprnds ibs $500.
'1el 10 nav r1sl in Grafon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-15
The Eiran Rohherr

l. ~il o. --mcmicrcd tLaf. "a. The 18th
day 90 No,cmtrr. tbr s'orc % Mc..rs. !.
T. ll4tisri & Co. 20 Hiram. a. broken
opca. sal ,heir safc rithd q ca,h al &C.
curific, Co ths vaiae OF bci-ccn SEQ AMI
$50 >incr ihc robbrr,. Mc,us. Ilsbba-,i
have ker' . ,larp look oai. fcsiing ar.
FROM a. uarncr in vhich q "a. dou~.
tlai th~ ro-ar. urrsi irc near. an have
ben eel aolaAintei vith the rrcsiscs.
fbef also icit sure thti sone % ths rsou~v
ccsid o.. Identified \ party ssspectess
iai-lf came to them ~ saii 20 ciofhss.
GO ~h..h credit vas readily gwen 30 a
short time. Th~ payment troacAs -
49, oi TIE coulsm.ei scrip tAai 80 IN
ihr .air. H. arrest Of eve men f,lio-e,l.
to ci ~hon have bc,n li.~harrcA E,~n
Lo-ci ard b. TO .on,.-Lssia. 49,
Do. aaa ofrin. sgd is.--src ~. And
Ne learn tha' Lvraan cons,s.~, ~ deed.
anl eHoueraies his fafhcr AID sroiLcr.
H. says hey SER on ths cossrc,l bridge
in 10 evcning. Art az Mr. Hubasrd ,sui
20 80 store. They -airbel tiI BE- haI
r,arLc.l has .o4se an go.os - t--i. ~hss ~
crfrfei ,le store ig lass riudo- ard
distracted tir flf.ls
lie Ia sreas al hat ai-oui go. -LseL
Mcs-rr llabtari lave rvcovsryI
li ga. intcndcl io hold prsl,.airery "a.
au.iaAiion before Trial Js,tscr Ed- Gibt,
Es4 90 day
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-15

SUFrLr,sEN rsHN kECoNsTErCrtoN HItL-
l. th~ House on Monday Mr. Wi,sou =
loss. from the Jadiciarg Cousmiticc. rc-
ported ard rrc~cr,lcl O. pas on &C. passage
= biii supplrrpcntary o. tire act 81 the a
March Tor The NOR. siiirirni -osrrnracnt q
The rebel State. and 90 faciafate rcstora-
fior. IL directs tLe Commanding Gencral.
n ea-h Di.ir'cs PROVIDED ~ that at. 20
cause O. o. made. before che 6rsi oi S-p-
teu.her heat. registration in each county
Or parish Of III male citircus oi The I nited
States over twenty -ore tesrs Of age. rc-i-
dent IN each couuis or parish. Which rigs
tration shall ir.ciuis those f.,rsors ubo arc
qualified Cd vote for delegates by thc at
of - March. and ~ho SHALL have taken an
sub-cnbc1 a. cath that they are sincerely
a. earnestly ATTACKED 70 the Union ard
-'vrrnulcut of th- Unifei Stas.s. that ihcs
~il stcslfasiy suppor The Consultation
ani obrg ~ as e. tte UnItsd state.
AM tat thev ~in engage al others O. such
support and oh~iiencc. when such rcris-
traction shsii have ben coaspicted. anA
eopiss thervof reformed 90 tlc Coruu.and-
me General. The General courrran,linr .hall
within thirty tass tLercaftcr cause an eiec-
tior to De- hrid i1r delegates o. frame states
constitution o. r~-csiahilsh civh govern
monis. loyal o. thc zion. therein anil Co
pas al neelful ordinance i1r putting such
constitution snd government into operative
The cunstit1tion - 90 b. adopted ty ma
joriis q tbe registered voters. AMI CO &C.
approval by Congress. senators and Rcp-
rcseniatises sre o. D. admitted froni such
>iates. Tie biii Pasted tLe House by tie
stTlct party vote oi liz o. &C..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-15

Rev. O. J.. Walker. q fts STATE street
ohsrcb, Foriiaud. o. S.nlsy. uesL. resa
20 be congrssstion . letter reagnirr be-
pastoral charge on accent of rtysiral d.
ability. uhich promises ior scne tine O.
come 90 interfere 9TH tLs d,soharre q be-
pastoral auties. TIE so-ieiy in a..-er
voted ths; ,t "a ircnP-dient to scce,t BE-
resigasiion. evea tL,url le m ghi pos be
fsilv recovered Under ore o. 80 s-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-15

Ncw Iamps-.re ,oici CO. TacsIay l,st.
ST.. a. night have been ssperfod by ans
ere vho f-t 81 trust in the ca Granite
state. elected Gen iiirr iman ty s.sl -,a
lor.tv he Espu1ii-ans have al.o se-ar.
90 the ilree Con-rcssmen Iy ab.lf Iou0
majority each, a. vel a. nrarir al tie
Rrprcscntai.scs. S-naf9rs anI Executive
ColnrI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-15

THr FESi,Ss. The te'egraph reports
aaofher F,uian o1tbreas in Irslsnd. The
disiarbsnoes have disturbed ieler-apt com.
Hunicstion sopeEhaf. BOT fhe ooibresks so
noi seen O. - % vcry serious characier.
81 excite 10 alarm. 10 10 claimed tbst De
Engi,sb Gorernme-t has a SPY nt the Lanl
oferery u.sn engaged IN tie ouibrssk. and
81 evcrr Fenaa meeting. snd D. thas s5ic
20 snfieipsts al Their movements.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-15

IHF LiqvoE - Tbe a. sgtbo-.,.
ing STATE Constable -eut ia,o a.,
hsrrh isf. Too or tlrce sa..,.l.,.,.,
~ere msde. rbioh take eject Mar,b a.,
Tie amcndmen' making TIE penalty ,r.
fs,soruent Cor The frst ofense take. sas.,
fp.y ist. q TIE - pc .bsi vote 4, I,
SPECIAL eiection held On ibc Ersi Mondsv i.
June
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dbr 0tforN 1rmutrat
Oxford County Christian Convention.

Oxford County Christian Convention.
We bad the pleasure u attending the
Oxford Courty CHRISTIAN Conven ton bold
en- az South Pans last week. during a Por-
ton Of is sessions. and lodging from -ha'
-e sA- and heard. a -as a meeting q great
insSr-.i. A fe~ things sPeeisiY we're no
ticable:
1. The union Of The different orders Of
ehri,tians here represented Ms an honest.
sincere union Of hearts. There we're no
JenoainAiionAi jeAlousies or seciarian IN
tsrcsss cropping out. 10 mar OF disturb The
perfect harmony Of the Dsefing. IL ~As
most emPhEfically a chJisfia1 convention.
where al UNCONVENTIONAL preferences ~erv
merged IN a common desire 20 advance the
great cause Of Christ
>. The proceedings we're devotional
remarkably 50. A divine and heavenly m
haenoe seemed 20 Pervade al the sessions
Of the convention. The object sought ~as
a deeP. genuine. practical p1ety.-sueb
Piefy a. raises Up man 10 high AID slevAi-
e. standard Of CHRISTIAN life.
s. The convection gave unmistNkabls
e''-e'se '"A 'ne Pess"' 'Ss =
ga q ''''3" l''s. 60 fo' 20
ms ooo's ''s ~'.''''., -
80 ''' - =. -, =
stand ard work together. The experiment
Vas a grand success. As everyone ~bo was
= - -,
=, -, -
.---..-'- ~ "a
-,
- -, =,
- -
-,
--s.-.
-
-,-,s.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-15

iHFNIru oS HsrsrssG. Tie Trsaes.
90 the oEiori to.siy Ar .aiiarai so,.siy.
las,nr learned Gar. ,tr.arL mistake. here
80 n' report hou ih. Counttes or Hsr.
nesses. A. there slaa.i have cen. have
arar1rd t7 jsaes u. Wulsus. Of Sosfh
iaris. rrliliiy 81 500 ior iLe ssry fns
sPrrlrers Of lis sortu,anstiP sxh.bifsI e.
o. Iasf fa.r Ihey h.pe a. uil aver ibs
s1,.ety -itb moro of his haraessss &C. tte
cou.lrg 1Ehi5iiion
A =. THsyEn. Cisirrsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-15

AocurEp So learn tLit Rev NJ
Wake accepts fle Invitation % Bap-
u.s. Ctur,h in chs pit.e io h-corae its ras
tof. ari ufI commence De labors oo d.
first SABBATH .n ArrI Ssnr members o.
tie scusty lave Been f'E-r o. ya-l o. t.e
rsrsonaec -ifh voel. tiis srrt. trl a Co.
ratoo D. rfofo-ed. 90 fI pp fbc lsrser
racn fae house .s oper,T
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IT, Press sas' G , Brydrcs. Maassing
Dirseior 81 iLs @. ] 3. -. arrs.t-.i IL
Portland. SATURDAY, nirhi. az tl- instance
a rarfy claiming damage ior br-aeb oi
contract. NJ. y "a ABBOTT .al1sr fr
Europe. and ~as hligrd 90 give bonds isr
be fPearance 81 court to- answer o. the
suil Tie co frlios bad travelled 90 Port
land nn a. elrEart saloon. and sas enter
tainiHg parry Of ir,enls. wen tbe Sheriff
appeared
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-15

Lurff bsErreor. he storm Ths-,.
dav prevented ri, a.sruibLr.y q a. .,s,.
Gore a. Co'rrr' iitl. oa tha, sveniar 90
that h1t ore esh,6rion 90 he heres, q
ihe N-silai Association "a. r.sea l.,t
-"es n Play 50 90 he repeated On
Ihp-''laf ~ ilis week TIE 1rama b.. q
'mpie f.st. aai derives iis uhoie interest
ir'n one or 60 ctiraot~rs. in oon.eqasr,e
81 having beer 'reoai.y prepared o.
s,ar periorrner. o. a. usu r.rfo,-,.s
snd 80 bear e. sscori beari-r vs. bore
flI louse rst tr r.rea
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Mason. Moderator. Amos Snail
CLERK. Ed~in X. Briggs.
>electnen. Amos Snail. Edwin Il
Br ggs. Naihan O.. Mills.
Treasurer. George II Brown.
School Con. Amos Snail.
Collector ard Constable. Amos snail
All Democrats excepting the Treasurer
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Seaaicrs uao'uls ani Paiisr,oa iud.-.
naa'.y deny hat ihey have received 800
cact from ta- New rors Caston iiouse.
saiic Dir. Perm. tte Washirg'on ~anaa
u,mel. the papers rrf.,rt. exhibits che COZ
trsci. wa co. ieuer from the Frrsscaf
rs-ou.msndins b. n 'h- Coler'-
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81 f1r fhi, term. lie o. ssorn o,Er-r.
ani - 20 furnish a verbatim copy ofau che
Testimony in thc case. ss sell a. The Char-s
Of che Jutgc.
TEsr JUDY.
El~in X Ahhoit. Au,loser
PANEL Bsosn. Waterford.
Ncrnal Bates. Sumarr.
SE Nrsiford. Hebron
Ioseph Bennett. Denmark
Ehphaz q Bean. Bethel.
Eicazcr 4 Billings " ooisiock.
Richard I. Cole. Grccn~o1i
Daniel Cotton. Rro~ufei1.
Rcnisnin Cole. Buon
W nunharn. Par.
john II Dou-ias. Upton.
sucoSD 5UEp.
John p Encry. Lowell
Srrin !. llamu.ansl. Peru.
Csrus "a km-. Oxford
Anrasa i.rras. u. Hartford
Mvrriu y i.uikin. Euu'ori
Bcujani- Maxiu,. Bo-k6sid
krahsn Nchl- Norsay.
i.a-sse a Smith. Nc-rv
Aus,l q Staple. Canton.
E'gsA N h-~isr. Alhanv.
>anusl = Weeks. Porter
Andrv- Nco-ihsry. sweden
rNCUszr.
IA. irish. 500
= q law. Giieal
Hrnry 40 >tarlsy. Dixfsld
Is W McAecn. frssburg. absent. SEX.
fIEsr rsI
To iorrnoou - occupied in caIi.ax he
do krt and asrcrtainsrc rsss- 81 friai
u 80 afrrrsooa. 80 49, - Calsin Bar
Na~ n L a.
sni'lisi. in.i..iiag c-,-ri-- and clo,ir. ar
curuenis anl ,harrr D. -as an a-iisa n
tr~spass ior ta-nirg fro barns oi 20 m
hrnron. on Nov. D. 49,. snd ds,tro,ing
ihrir contents. go tous 20 Ia. o1rs. Z
coss. ! hrtivr. = trsriHlg.. bog. slei-h
ar gtantiis 90 hrrufng -fo-ois and uf-n-
siis.-aN Nalrrd In urit &C $50 The
pirs iesflncrT srt tn vafur a. S.f-l.
H. trsfr'sous ~ ihc pa - not 80 Pcs
tive naf4fc. let ciryrlrnstsntiai The svi-
dcncr shov~i drif O. D. a. clos. cha-ac-
icr aFi h2l usie Ai-or. brvskirc do-n 81.
rightor's tcncr. AT turuinr in b.. orra
usgtts a. DESTROY tho rrop-. D.. hsuse
scarrhri 80 stoke zo..is. knd stolsn rros,.
erts tourl. u nab tirrr,ss o. 49, kiu.
- ai. afE- H. uas sren astinr .srsnr~lv
al sk-ikinE aroaad h-hr-.i fr--r, ara 80
brr-i thc barn. A. IN Il o-cIs-E Ia tho
ssvnsug the Gre broke cut The nert
rnoruirr search a. made for dcit. bui fi.cro
D. no esi..encc II his beng seen in th~se
parts ainrs ~ Ere
Ia tefrac- put IN a. Allbi % tLs L.
position oi to od naiien aunts. - .io.
I-nsc- that u uas ln fi.cir hause. About :
uii-s asay a. thr rcrs iiu-s "a tk- fr~.
Neriirf. vhish "a rra'el AZ anI rrtsrn-
81 Nc'ins s-ias 1nornEg. - 80 piH. far
-I~n. Ihis = thr frst case esr- tr,-.l II,
this STATE ~herc. fhc tcstiaiouv uas takea
oflcaly iu short kanl
hiaeR D.sa.
sUCoNn nsr
he csss iicur, n H-frhinson. aAn'r.
". paniei kasseil. as,irn,-l for ths. morn
Irr. dri not conic o. frial. TLu-a.a,. A.
tn on a aete Dri.oc- forrrry. liz.
sHT~cf,.l 90 D. slrnro-aslf cr-,tr-srl. Al
o. ocraYs uutrrh tun- H. pla took csua-
81 ~ iisri eiiQn. an Submitted o. a con
suif.
An.lrr-s. Lalden.
fhis di.fosiion iefi re- Coert -i,h,..f A..
- to-i.v. he iiusr on tbe forenoon IS
u'o'iif eccurssl IN mefioss D. 49, AFTER
noon. III 1ou-s cane %. and Ave arranr-
81 Tour cases 81 trial f9r ILarsday. AZ
leurnrd az 3 - O'Clock
III iesiimony IN to divorc. cas-, IA.
been pboaoETaPbei.
rufEn Bsr
10 iff. Moab D-sn - SanT " D..
hss oTsnsd fhsrsdsy morning.
Black Per-, -
D. . unierstool ihai thsre 5, roa.ilera.
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AoOmrSr On ~l-fay. NJ. Join T.
Cicu..-s ari s.le. 70 llirar. cent io wet
his .-otarr ta'.a. rhl is f1Hrrirg from "a
broker lnt Whsr ahoat 20 rstur,. as
NJ. riemors -a' i- ttr 81 of getting b.
fo fa- s.sieh. th- tortc started. throuine
her iosr 81, r..i..iiy - 90 badly break ier
arm. lar arm ~ss 80 by Dr.. J D.
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