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g live Notwithstanding the advance Of years and
d ease, and may we yet be guided by his wisdom ana
shall be decided IN the interest OF peace, Prosres,
ana u, edom. i regret, gentlemen. thst canuos
session, as am Informed by the District Attorney
that your labors may be considerable, Ihe un
mitigated dsloyalty which RuimRtes 81 large pol
ton of our newspaper in this state is producing
such effect upon the public morals, espec ally IN
taxation necessary for the support OF the Govern
ment. IN encouraging the circulation OF counteriel
money! and II Is feared that the anxiety TO vote at the
approaching elections by persons engaged IN the late
hbelllon Is about 70 produce an immense amount oI
have occasion u address you more length on fu-
ture OCCASION Your attention particularly called to
this city rs relic OF the old barbarsm OF slavery;
mean the brutal rejection OF great laborng and
Under the act Of Congress commonly called tbe Civil
Rights bill, there Is an undoubted remedy for
owe Impartial duties to the public, and the gross
wrongs Complained OF deserve your indignant repro
Commanding General with his usual great prudence
and judgment, hut is, from It's nature, mere tenn
legal sanction of courts and jurIes. I only ask that
you add your weight to what has been SO well and
know oany violation OF law It is your duty to report
TO the body, which should be always sixteen in num-
S Sf and the assent OF twelve required to find true
The Examiner has information that the ses-
sion of the Court will be prolonged until the
adjournment of the Supreme Court, when
Chief Justice Chase will come here and pre-
side at the trial of Mr.. Davis.
l.. II. Chandler, the Prosecuting Attorney,
is now in New York. consulting with Mr.. w.
M. .Evarts, Mr.. Davis counsel, about the trial.
Mr.. Davis will probably be brought here on
Saturday, and then held by the civil authori-
ties till the trial. .t...... .. .........
Chief Justice Chase is expected here next
week.
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SECOND EDITION
EUROPE THIS Pm.
Another Fenian Found Guilty
"LOdger franchise Agreed to.
France and Prussia still Armlng.

LONDON, May Moon. -Consols, 9lI. Erie
Railroad shares, AZ. Illinois Central, 754.
U. s. 5-20s, 7lt.
Pig Iron, SIS. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, May -Noon.-Cotton quiet at
1l4@ll4d. for uplands, and 11sd for Orleans
middling.
Breadstuffs quiet.
Corn 43s. Sd. per quarter.
Provisions unchanged.
Spirits of Turpentine, 36s. Common rosin,
Is. 3D.; fine, Ids.
SECOND DESPATCH.
This Afternoons Commercial Report.
LIVERPOOL, May 7-2 P. M.-The Cotton
market is quiet, and quotations are without
change.
Corn has declined Sd. since the opening
and is now quoted at ABS.
Naval Stores are tending downwards. Fine
Rosin has declined to lbs.
LONDON, May II P. M.-Sugar is steady
at As.
At this hour American securities are quoted
as follows:-U United States Five-twenties 715;
Illinois Central, 754; Erie Railroad 41l; Con-
soils, 81 ! for money.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,
Tuesday, May 7, 1867

Tuesday, May 7, 1867
There was very little disposition to operate 10
Stocks this morning, and prices we're unsettled.
Government bonds, as we have noticed for
some time past, continue in fair demand. July,
1865, 20s sold at 1919, no change; 1854 5-20s at
1868, no change; and August 1905 at l06t, no
change. SO was bid for 10-40s; 1865 for June
1905; Ill for IS of 1881. City loans were also
in fair demand. The new issue sold at l0l2;
and old do. at 963, no change.
Railroad shares were inactive. Reading sold
at 81 04-l00@5l, slight decline on the closing
prices last evening; Camden and Amboy at l304,
no change; Lehlgh Valley at 562, no change;
and Pennsylvania at 534, dividend off, an ad-
vance of s 283 was bid for Little Schuylkill; ;
603 for Germantown; 81 for Mnehill; SO for
North Pennsylvania; 20 for Eimira common;
40 for preferred do; l3 for Catawlssa common;
and 444 for Northern Central.
City Passenger Railroad shares were un-
changed. Thirteenth and Fifteenth sold at l9b (;
GA was bid for Tenth and Eleventh; "a for
Spruce and Pine; 81 for West Philadelphia; l3
for HestOnville; 304 for Green and Coates; and
"a for Glrard College,
Canal shares were firmly held. Lehigh Navi-
cation sold at $50, no change; and Susquehanna
Canal at l5s0l5b, an advance of 1; 300 was bid
for Schuylkill Navigation preferred; and 564
for Delaware Division.
Bank shares continue In good demand for in
vestment at full prices; Commerclal sold at
57B. ll6 was bid for Third Nationals 2374 for
North America; 164 for Philadelphia; 1877 tor
Farmers and Mechanics'; 32l for Manufactu-
rers'; 60 for City; ana 65 IOr Union.
Coal shares were IN good demand. was bid
for New York and Middle; for Fulton and Ss
for Big Mountain.
1879; IL NJ, 1884; p. NJ, 1883, an advance Of
on the closing price last evening.
The Directors of the Farmers and Me-
chanics' National Bank have this day declared a
dividend of six per centum, payable on demand.
The Directors of the Union National Bank
have declared dividend OF six per centum,
PAYABLE on demand.
The Directors of the Consolidation National
Bank have declared dividend of six per centum,
payable on demand.
The Directors of the Glrard National Bank
have declared a half-yearly dividend of six per
centum, payable on demand.
The Directors of the Kensington National
Bank have this day declared a halt-yearly diyl-
dend of twelve per centum payable on demand.
The Directors ofthe Manuiacturers National
Bank have declared dividend Of hye per
Centum. ..
The Corn Exchange National Bank Directors
have declared dividend OF seven per centum
for the last six months, which Is payable at
once.
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MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMRRs-suIp NEWS, ETC.

QUEENsTowN, May Typ. M.-The steamship
City of Baltimore, from New York on the Nth
ult., arrived here to-day on her way TO Liver
pool.
LIVERPOOL, May 7-2 p. M.-Despatches from
Queenstown state that the ship j. r. Keller
Captain Delano, from Liverpool for New York;
recently put in there leaking.
CORK, May 70 p. M.-The barque Venus,
from Penarth, Wales, bound to New York, put
into this port to-day leaky.
LIVERPOOL, May 7-2P. M.-Intelligeuce has
been received that the brig Marshall, Captain
Lee. had been condemned at Lagos.
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Markets bv Telegram.

New YORK. May 7.-Stocks excited Chicago and
Rock Island, 81; Reading 1886 Canton Company,
and Pittsburg, 7s Plttsourg and Fort Wayne, 96;s
Michigan Central. l09; Michigan Southern, $50;
Illinois Central, ia: Cumberland preferred, Su1s;
Virginia IS, 81: Missouri S. 954 Hudson River sd!a;
u. s. Fvetwentes Of 1852 l07s do OF 1861 1864; do.
of 1885, lO6; do issue, lO734; Ten-fortss, 99'6;
Sevenhrties. first issue, 1855 all Others O7f Ster-
ling Exchange %; at sightlO1s Gold. 1874 Money,
5mB cent.
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= LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. ..........MAY 2.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELE-
A. M..-.,..~e2 II A. M...~..-~.6e P. M......-e es
For additional Marine Ne,os see Third Paoe.
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
bar que hector Nelson' Antwerp, L. Westergaard &
Brig Roska. Nelson Dantsic do
Brig PTlneeton, Wells Portland Cashier stickney g.
cR NoT%cS S
schr NJ. Hand, Brooks, Newport. do
Schr s. l.. simmons. Candy Weymouth, do
schr Annie May, May, Boston, Borda, Kelar & Nut
sGhr George 7. Thorn, Townsend Boston, BlakistOn,
schr 4 aebecca Crawford, Tuckerton, Captain.
schr Freemsson, Freeman FrankfOrd, Bacon, Col.
schr j. N Baker, Adams. charlestown, Sawyer q 90.
sc1r a: GsrTood' Godfrey, Portsmouth, AIdenried,
schr NJ. Van Dusen, Corson, Maiden. do
schr c american Am Eagle shaw, Pawtncket, DO.
schr j. s. Weldin, Bowen, Roxbury, L. Audenried &
sohr Transit. Racket Newport, Bakiston GraefY &
schr s. H. Sharp, Webb Chelsea, do.
schr Aid. Somers, Boston. sinnlckson g. CoJacEitf
sGaT a5pter u; y HILL Baker New Bedford I'D sell
sohr 2. 4. Bartlett, Harris, New London do.
Schr l.. +. smith, Cr1e, Boston, do
sehr l. A. Bnrlingame, Fuller. Providence ouintard,
schE Morning Star, Lynch, MIddletOwn wanne-
sohT Y; Bement Penny, Dorchester Point, sutEOlk
schr Express. Brown, Boston, westmoreland Coal Co
schr Pathway Haley Portsmouth, Van Dusen. Loeb.
schT Sarah Elizabeth, Kelly, saco Mammoth Vein
schr samuel Fish. Davis. Bath. Tyler q Go.
Str Diamond State Talbot Baltimore, ]. d. Ruom
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
ihg Big Cen Banks Banks Ketchum. rom Boston,
with sugar TO s. q w. Welsh.
sehr Mary Eta, Thomas, 5 days from Charleston,
schr E q. Irwin, Atkins. days frOm Portland with
schr Snowflake. Rose. days from New York. with
schr seven Stars Phillips from Pamunkey River
with lumber 70 Bacon, Collins q 20; 6c,,,. ~,
schE holmes NILS rom FGo5, BoX9s Nstv Hole
Schr A. May, May. from Boston
schr A. GarwoOd. GRrwood, nom Boston.
Schr L. a. Bnriingame Fuller, from Boston
schr w. W; Marcy champion, Cd6P , from Boston,
sSRT schT Il Il wSn~TigSt Morris, from Rostan
sobr 4 = Smith it CTle from Boston; s.;
schI Gsda Gnad5iew wlnd Hnnana di n9m Boston
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Kelly, from Boston
schr N. steelman, steelmRn from Boston.
Schr J. SattertDwaite, Long, from Boston.
schr samuel sh, Davis, from Waldoboro
schr Transit Racket, from Salem.
Schr V. Sharp Sharp, from Salem
schr 5. Wedn, Bowen, from Roxbury
schr american Eagle Shaw, from Rox6nry
Schr Vehement, Penny, from ROxbury
Schr Helen Mar Thatcher from New Bed6ord
shr 5chhr ~ "a van Dnsen' Corson, nom Newburyport.
scbr Sbr Rsad,5g hRordn,ng star Lynch from New Haven,
Schr y ~. Bartlett, Harris, from Providence.
Schr h Eliza Eliza ana Rebseca, Price from Providence
sehr N. Hand Brooks, nom New YORK.
sehr y. 4. Allen, OoTson, from New York.
sehr Pathaway, Haley. from Portsmouth.
schr ]. Crockford Jones. from Warren.
bchr Express, Brown. from Beverly,
scST scST 4 y,s9cs; S,s; HSS5dgs, ~ tEO% sslssSsy' @
steamer Diamond State Talbot, ia mo-
umore, with mdse. 70 J. y. Rnoh
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Fire in Cleyelend-The Weather.

CLEVELAND, May 10. w. Crawell's
cooperage was burned last night. Loss from
five thousand to eight thousand dollars. In
sured for three thousand dollars.
The weather is cold and hail storm is now
prevailing. .
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FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Vretchedn ess and Poverty Prevailing
Desire for Annexation GO the United
states.
SAN FRANcIsco May 6.-The Victoria Colo
mist, the oldest and most widely circulated
journal on Vancover's Island, British Columbia,
says, editorially, on April 30, that nine out of
every ten men in the colony, ON account of
their present state of wretchedness and
poverty, would welcome annexation to the
United States. The remarks were called forth
by rumOr that England was about to sell
her possessions on the Pacific to the United
States
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PHIADELPHTA sTOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO DIV
,orted by Dehaven d. Bro, No, 40 3. Thll
FIRST nDADn

--Messrs. De Haven & Brother No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates Of ex-
@ll14; do. 1862, 1O7q@lOs; do, 1854, 1O54@
1864; do, 1866, 550l06t; do, 1866, new, 1890
1917; do. 5s 1O4Os, 994@992; do 1905, August 1O6
@l06i; do, June, 1O6s@l05l; do., July, 1058@
@li93: do, July, 1854, 11sA@llsl, DO, Aug 1854,
lls@1ls4; do, October 1854, ll7@l174; do,
December, 1864 ll691l64; do, May, 1855,
l134@ll34i do. Aug, 1855, 1l2A@Il2l; do, Sep
liz. Gold, 137l@l37t. Silver, 1Sl@ls23
-Messrs. william Painter 4 Co., oankers, No.
SO South Third street, report the following rates
Of exchange to-day at IL o'clock:-U. s. 6s, 1881,
1O7i@lOs; do, 1854, lO5+@lO5a; do, 1855, 1861
@l06b; do. new, 107B@l015; IS, 10-4Os,
99s@99l; q. S. 1905, lst series, 1O60lO6l;
do, I'd series, l05s@lO52; Sd series, lO6ADlO5A.
16; May 1865, 1874; August, 1865, 124; September,
1865, III; October, 1865, liz.
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THE WAR PROSPECT.
FRANCE AND PRUSSIA sTILL ARMING.

LONDON, May Notwithstanding the pre-
liminaries looking to the preservation of peace,
France and Prussia are both rapidly arming.
This course is producing distrust and alarm in
financial circles here and elsewhere.
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THE REFORM BILL.

THE GOVERNMENT ACCEPTS AN AMENDMENT.
LONDON, May 70 P, M.-The Government
has accepted the liberal amendment to the
Reform bill, providing for lodger franchises.
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Registry of the City of Washington.
WASHINGTON, May 7.-The registry of the
City of Washington is completed. About
10, 800 is the entire number, Of which there is
a majority Of 900 white voters,
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THE FENIAN TRIALS.
ANOTHER UNFORTUNATE MAN CoNDBMNE

ANOTHER UNFORTUNATE MAN CONDEMNED.
LONDON, May II p. MA despatch from
Dublin announces that McCafferty, who has
been on trial in that city for treason, has been
found guilty. ..r
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DOUBLE sHEET--THREE CENTS.

The Directors OF the Second National Bank
of this city have declared halfyearly divi-
The Directors Of the Southwark National
Bank have declared q dividendEof eight per
centum.
The New York Tribune this morning says:-
"Speculators confident that cheap money
alone will stimulate an advance will do well to
examine the prices OF leading English railways,
and Of leading French speculative corporations,
before making large engag ements. With pro-
tr8cted cheap money their roads and corpora
tions show decrease in price simila- to that
noticed in the fancies of Wall street."
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The Compton d d'Escompte 5OOfrsnc shares, which
stood April 1866, at 500 francs. had sunk April 81
1857 745 francs; while those OF the Credit Indusrel
ct Commercial had receded from $50 francs April 5,
1866 625 francs, April s. 1867 those Vt the Soolee de
Depots ct Complies Courants from 565 francs, April 5
1896 TO $50 francs, April s. lS6 those OF the Credit
Mober from 635 francs, April s. 1879. 20 40 francs
April 8. 1867 those of the Credit MObiier Espagno
from 36l4 francs, April s. 1896 to 265 francs, April o.
1867; those of the Suez Canal Company from as francs
April 5. 1866, to $50 francs, April s. 1867
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.......... 2,
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TFI,E.
GRAPH OFFICE.
A. M...-.....,.62 IL A. M...........66 70 p M - 60
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-15
GSr OtfurN DEMOCRAT
Enlargement Of The STATE Capitol.

NaNAN - AAN $3.50 - FANNA-
Fer moro than thirty year. the Lesisla-
tur~s of Maine lave bid thsir annual SIS
sroas in The present STATE Cspicl. Duria-
al cha. time The several department. 90 tie
State Governnnent have bad their Office. D.
Gated here Thsre never "a. been az sc-
rious difficulty on account 90 ~ant ofroon.
either sor The usc ofthe Legislsiure. or ary
other department. ofthe STATE Government.
Oar Representative Han. Senate and
Council Cbambers arc a. hcautifal rcorns.
Sufficiently large for al piaciical parposes
ard very conseuieuily located Co acrommo-
date tbf pubiic business. TIE Committee
Rooms are large enough. and suiirieni in
nunhcr 20 aCvommo,lste al concerned
- wiih the Library Room ua.lcr ihc nan
Agenent q il efficient and ohlisinc Libra
nan. q y fitted up Dr. cool taste. everything
m Is place. and. As a. present arranged.
room enough for sIi practical u-cs. IT,.
Sccrcfars's and Trcasurcr's roars "a NJ both
spacious and convenient sparturnfs. sn-
sWcrirg al The purposes Tor vhich il,~v
=
. ONLY occupied br him darin- tle session,
OF The Legislature. snd - rlcnfv large.
The Adia'ant Gcncrai's oficr VISA E,f'e
contracted during The rrcssure C. re usf.
but for peace estahlish1ieut p = 81 Flat
. rcquirvd. With az ficsr h-fs before
ihelr eyes. Nc bciscrv fhe people 81 Msirc
vii Dc not . Exile surTlisc,l 20 fn1 an ci-
fort seriously made in orr present I.,-i.'a
ture % enlarge thc State House It dos
seem httle strange that thc present tiulc
shoad lie 'elected o. 60 into an cxt-us',.
system Of repairs ani inp-'semr ~ % a.Il
90 The ALREADY oncrous taxes nov rr,fia..
ufon the people. WIN out Stale TAX VS.
only abocf two hurilrcl tLou.arI Go.iar..
nobody ihouchi OF tanin- tie rcoI.i, o. en-
largr the >tafc Hone. bit nov. when 'ier
have % pay. On a1ii'son o. ihc cro-msss
nnnicipal taxes. ahoui "a srli.s s,r RI E1rf
81 aoiiGls state taN. wtv. fic Le-isisfurr.
o. spirit 81 utter rrckir..ncs.. b. called
uPoa - enlarge re State IIouA. ros a. a
matter 81 neccss-fy, but az iar-, CD r.',,-c
the tastiiious tastes 81 f,w q. snrcal On.
gle politicians. AEothcr tiir-. tie r-rs-
ent Legislature ought not % a. a-vtlia-
% eind ihs people ct the Stl.s uron di.
question. for re reason Lat % notice has
been served upon fhrn. Thi. matter i
sprung upon he people a. a csnricr- .u--
Prise. the object of its or. -iuas ~ .lort.i..-
t'irs q commit re STATE % toe proirrt o.
lore The people can have any opportunity
% De- beard J. b. sectional sshsme. 90
tax The people Of the state sou.c too or
three hnndrri thousand dollars tor ,h~
benef' Of single locality. ~hcn no r.ablic
necessity exists Scr soch an ou.ily. L.
isistors, beware.
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TREASON sRLE LErrEE PROM rur PEE,.
IDrNT. \ dispatch from Nv York. FL.
DAY. says- % l. j. stateI on high aathorrv
that Baker. tbe detective. IN Lis TESTIMONY
bsiore the Judiciary Committee. ve.e-.
day. IN the Impeachment matter. ssiI De-
had ~ BE- r'osses-ion letter written o.
Andrew johnson While Military Governor
ct Tennessee. and 81 ircsseI o. .TrFr-.r-
Davis, offering % identify him.eifsrd Ten
nessee With the Sou,hern Couf-Iera-r oa
cert an terms thar. beng doub,sui of co.,
senuineness Of she signature o. tL- lsi'c-.
b. showed the signature t0 th4 Prcsilr-.-.
private secretary. Who positively ilenteeI
the handwriting.
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rHE AUHUAN MUEbEE. TIE Journal
r's,s ihe Substance q re confession. a
tlc regro. usrris a.. acccnpUce -as
I.aihcr T. NcriI. who. aocor,iir- 90 .b.
n~gro. siory. was the insiigafor 81 the A.
ia.r. Nerriu 6rt sfrucs Mr.. Kin.ier.
~hen her alarm brought out NJ. CaswrIl.
whou D. fcilrd -i'h q batch e While e..
negro as searching for the money Nrr1il
"a. on ihc bed ~iih ~. Kinslcy. whom
b. a0rrvsrl stabbed Nj, Cs.wcu re-
covered .oasc-hsf. sod vas rrveri-r bNek
fo hfr room. shea Harris strurk hrr thc
t''ss ~ith a. ehair Thcv couii not fnI
fIC uonry. snI fa.icl O. iiebt lamp. 90
fhai the o' De of thc Transaction a. ne
gained IT, cHanination - tir prisoners
b. io takc Fiare tbs ~r-k. -hrn &c viu
trsosVirc vhethsr Co. government "a. any
csii,nce upnn vtnh o. rr.t 49, case
against N,u.u Thy have ample tc,tino-
o. aca.nst Harris
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he Reform school.

The Reform ScboOl for boys vsrv -, r
eriy - Chased srcng The harisne an Re-
nevolcn: Institutions 81 che state ltsavcs
from the disgrace o. the States Prison q
Couaty jail large class q BOYS. many q
whom. under 10 bcni-n Influences. ar sav
ca 10 tleir friend, aad the STATE. S'ncc IL,
esfabIi-huneut go bows have b,en receive
int tAc i-sfisuiion. TIE p-esert nuulbei
i l6i- The -rport 81 tho Tfos'vcs sho~,
flis Institution O. bc an expensive ore
Ia their estimates Tor ihe prcsrai ycar ttc,
81 tlc state O. appropriate siS 2o3l5. &C.
a'liition 90 'hc rarnio-s of ihe ho,s. ",
make no chsrgcs az eN-ravarancc or in
Proprr management a-ainst ansorc con
neciei 9Th The institution. ST an annua
drain upon 81 safe Tr~ssurv % so-ns
eighteen or tventv thou.anl dollars - .
large su-n .-much arcer than ~ confe1i-
plated Eh,n ihc school VS. cstshii.hei.
Al eNamiraiion 90 ihe rrrori uiI shos
taat thi, expense b. mo,t sncfus''r borne
~ tic pcor'c 81 ihc stale Lt-f year. en-
dr. thc law. cii'rs arl tovrs rari hai -.
so towards supporting tii. srhool The
ieifrce. rot earned i1 flr sclo col. came
from ilc state ircarurr. Nou look A. fi,c
c-rct inequality 81 a. Ting Tie school
has brca IN oper-fion thirteen wears.
par'a- th'. fius CauiberiauI q unfv has
cen .uo hunlrcl ard sirty two bows. Ox
ford lolniy. c'-rru.-rot one year. ~
f.c pole anl estate OF Oxford Coanfr have
been taxed 60 support thi. iu,iitufiou dollar
for dollar vith Clmhcrland We take
ihrsc cpnti-nels coantirs a. a. c0aurlc
Take two oticr..-ksnnric- arI r-s.k.
lin. Tie 'orn,r ias seut i15. tie latter
One u.crr cKanpie. -pcnohsrct anl prs-at-
ag4is- Ihc former scot i5l. tL- latter s
IaAe ihc a--r cate Cumberland. Kerrc-
tcc ani r,noi.-roi. -ss O1forl. Franklin
ard rssca,aqa... 25 Wha -u.,irc g.. there
in taNia- t.re threc last named counties f,-
tlc s1aprrt Of ihc t-aant boys 20 the for
mcrs Tir iav ,io-h ic changed. 4,
l,ast one bali oi OBJ. espcnse 90 supporting
Pc bows i1 tho Reform S-ho1l shauII
ic pad iy iie ciiic- ari town. senI-
iar 'Lcn. A. re av uo- Stands. ii or
eratr. fb~ g-o-sc.t iai1-tioe % the rural
tovr.
tlor. Geo. p. B,rravs b. ro~ a. tbr lcai
oi 'ii, i-s,.tuiion. uc has been ,irre i.af
a few noriLs. sct long croa-h 20 prove
Us cr'irr i,ucss ior thc po.itio'.
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fFfcr 90 Isror. Tie r,port q tho
1auni.sion,t or Iaaua~v contain. an
elaborate compi.afiaa of th- sfsiistic. q
fhr -hgc' 90 hrm labor 'hroushoa, tho
c9-nfrs. tasri OF oririaai rsturn, from ~
- >tsfc 10 tae Union u al.o irrisies
ihr terrforics. Tie ascrarc rae of-a-r,
iar -hrc ahor. ~.thaut board. D. - pr
u.-nih. ar - fH ~ih toarI The aver
AZ raie oi freedmen. iator b. SI6 Ter
month. viih boari furnished ats3.s. The
3 bret rates for tlc states 81, in California.
-li.h BE- ah1af : 81 Pr monti Massarha-
'e''. pays e. nrst ii-t,,t ua-rs.-vr.
- f~r manfl
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NV IaNrsnInr The rab.-ast,-.,1
contest In our neighborin- STATE b. reffir-
quite active Tbs week Coos Crsrft 4.
receiving ,isiis from thc rival csndi4--..
WHO aresiumPirg the state Together. Tfrr
were az Lancaster. MonIiy. The meet.
ins Wa large and gooi-hlmorcd. AMI ,t.
rep1ol'cars thought they lo-t r-.ti-- tr
ihe discussion. ~hiie ihr opposition paper.
Profess equal corflencc Tie state s,-.
ton oocg-s in Mar. uaeu iie r..ri. t,l.
io' one nsne 81 a time. as Is rraciic,i b,
ihis state in tosn elections. r. B., terribly
tedious ~srs
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lairn rpE MrEDrs. Tie t-.aI .f Nr.
Jane y ~reff. for fie ms-l.r 90 DO ta.-
Da'n' '.as'rl at ~lro. this week Tie Co..
''f oi To- E''err1.erf 80 fhlt sbr ua. a
'i.'rn' E'uan. hai thrrafrreI o. $50 t.r.
All a'roppi'-tei Boz pa-..ss by -i.t.ar a
teasroonfli 81 urrrh..e u.,t ,a-.e uf-,tev
hr BAD CD asay in a bottle U.- s,s.,-,
sas that 81 SO tr, az ts rrf.-n = a.
gave h.m vi't b. s-rr.ses ~asa-.f...
a. ios-. to mste DO s.rs aas ft.-u r..
Eh.sey ~ BIZ strma,h. Tbe do,e proved
fatal 10 jsy bro gLi 10 q we're. a
naa.lasshter
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pss.ea,..n a, ssu,h P,ri.

Iar rr- Mascnic Han az S,aih P,r.
vi.l hc lrli-aiei oa Thlr.las. th- e-ih
ir-'.. at O'Clock. q. ~ Tie crrrnori,.
OF .lrai.i'ran vii i.e private. the Ilsn rot
acir- 90 sl'ir.cai ere o. s..uii 90 -.ab.,-
Invitation hrinz ,nts-icl A'sl-eo.l,rk
J.. NJ J.. sa ailr,.s ui.i BE- delivered before
ilc lfaieruis o. Rev Mr.. >a-yer. 81
nafh. 90 o. M.;.ol.,i ,iurgi. Paris- IT,
p-ii.. are rofi.al's .rs.t,E OBJ attend
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-15

CHElsrrsS Covvrvrio~. Tbe Cf-...
tan Convsnfion. hriI i1 P--'arf. h.f
seek. ~as folly attended. and tbe uce,io-.
marked BY earur~ness. aaI q dispe-fio-
% organize IN such manner that pra-,,r,f
good may result from tie sessions. a
state organizsiion sas effected. a.sa-
m'itee Of one in eaeh county W.. appointed
20 ral county meetings to cooperate viii
b.