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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

RANDOLPH HEADED.-John Randolph
was travelling through part Of Virginia
in which he vas acquainted; meantime
he stopped during the night at an inn neal
the forks of the road The inn keeper
was fine gentleman, and no doubt one o.
the first families Of the Old Dominion
Knowing his distin guished guest, he en-
deavored during the evening to entertain
him. In the morning, when Mr.. Randolph
was ready to start, he called for his bill
which on being presented was paid. The
host still anxious TO have some converse
ton with him begun as follows:
(which way are you travelling, Mr
Randolph"
"Sir,' said Randolph, with a look oi
displeasurc, "havn't | paid my bill?"
"Yes"
"Do | owe you anythipgr"
"No."
"Well I'm going just where I please
DO you understand"
Eyes"
Our Host by this time got somewhat
excited and Mr. Randolph drove off
But to the landlords surprise, in a few
minutes the servant came to inquire oi
his master which Of the forks of the road
to take. Mr Randolph not being out oi
hearing distance, he spoke out at the tor
of his voice:
"Mr. Randolph, you don't owe me one
cent; just take which road you ID
please"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

Horse flesh is becoming such general
article of food in Paris, that visitors, ii
order to prevent walters at restaurants
from bringing then the new Wand, have
to give very distinct ''nayw
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

ments Of the late Confederate States Wera
set up without authority from Congesss
they have no Constitutional validity =.
therefore, each of the said States shall
constitute military district, subject I'd
military authority.
General Butler denies having sued
Brick Pomeroy, Of the La Crosse DemOa
crat, for SANDER. He says he never no.
tlceQ MIN. - e az.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

1t is said there are not less than one
hundred females now in the hands of saw
ages, lately captured from the frontier
counties of Texas, and constantly subject
to the grossest outrages.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

The Springfield (Mo) Patriot gives an
account Of "a jack colt folded on the 18th
of May last, which is four feet one and a-
half inches high" How high would he
be if he was un-folded?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

sHARP.-An Irish boy trying hard to
get place, denied that he was Irish ct
don't know what you mean by not being
an Irishman," said the gentleman who
was about to hire him; 'but this I de
know, that you were born in Ireland."-
"Och! your honor, ifthat's all, small blame
that Suppose now your old cat had KIT.
tens in the oven, would they be loves Of
bread 2" The boy got the place. i;
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

An advertising firm has paid $4,000
for the exclusive right to post placards in
the area of the French Exposition, and
asks e40 per square metre for wall space
in the avenue. y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

A correspondent of the Refund Table;
calls attention to the fact that the new
edition of Webster's Unabridged Diction-
airy does not contain the second word Of
its title. "a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

HoRR1BLE.-The Jail at Kingstos
South Carolina was burned 'on thea 1igiR
of the 7th inst, and twenty-five negroes
burned to death. The fire originated In
the cell occupied by the prisoners.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

4 Dutchman's heartrending soliloquy
is described thus, ssShe lofes Shon Mick
elso much better as /, because he's koo-
pie tollars moro as I has = !. u.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

Resolutions in favor of convention Of
all the States North and South to amend
the Federal Constitution are pending in
the South Carolina Legislature. / .... i
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

A GsoD HIT.A physician, passing by
grave stone cutters shop called out
"Good morning, neighbor, hard at work,
I see You finish your gravestones as far
as ''In memory Of and then wait, | sup
pose, to see who wants monument next" "
aWhy, yes" replied the old joker, aun-
less somebody's sick, and you are doctor
ing EN-, then [ keep right on"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16
Subscriptions for the
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT
PRIZES--FROsI 81 TO sI25!

In order the more rapidly 10 increase our
circulation, and adopt the prepay system,
we offer the following valuable prizes 20 any
one who will get up clubs for the DEMOCRAT.
Persons sending US clubs from distance can
have the articles sent to them by express
No prize will be sent unless the cash is sent
with the list. premium list does not include
renewals of old subscribers Any one, in
6Iuding our list of published agents, may
compete foz the prizes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

A modest minister out West marries fol
drink Of whisky, dozen eggs, and th1
first kiss of the bride. 2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

Senior Romero, the Mexican Minister
in Washington, is about to marry his
boarding house keeper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

Government destroys every week over
$400 900 CT mntlated fractional curren-
cy. Fast
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16

The velocity of the sun has been esti-
mated at 422, 900 miles per day. 80.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16
4. 0. 0. E.

HxHERE win be regular meetings of the Degret
of Rebeeea, on. every Friday evening at
O'Clock, at the Hall Of Albany Eogde No. 4, I. o
O. over Nofcross' stores Brothers and Sis
ters in good standing are invited to attend.
e. S. MERRILL, N. G..
N. Z. MARX, Sec'y. pl5tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16
ADVERTISER rs.
THOMAS HAMPTON s. n. M'BRpE.
NEW FURNITURE sToREl
HAMPT0N & MCBRIDE.

HAMPTQN & MCBRIDE,
UNDERWRITERS AND
DEALERS IN FURNITURE, BEDS L BEDDING.
Cor. First and Washington Sts.,
ALBANY LINN CO., OREGON,
I"TE have just laid in ono of tho largest and
w best selected stocks of Furniture that was
ever brought to this merket, consisting of
CHAIRS, all descriptns MUSIC STOOLS,
BEDSTEADs, COUNTER STOOLS,
ICUPBoARDS, REVOLVING STOOLS,
SAFES, CANDLE STANDS,
BUREAUS, WASH STANDS,
IBREAkFASTTA TABLES, HAT RACKS.
DINING TABLES, TOWEL RACKS,
EXTENSION TABLES, WHAT-N0TS,'
CARD TABLES, = LOUNGES,
SOFA TABLES, SOFAS,
WORK TABLES, PICTURR FRAMES Of
CENTER TABLES, every description,
ROSEWOOD AND GILT MoLDING,
We haze also the latest and most improved
styles of upholstery work and the finest Parlog
and Bed room sets that that was eyer brought 70
Albany.
We manufacture, repair or re6t Furniture Of ey-
cry description, and do all kinds Of upholstery
work.
Having in our employ none but the best of
workmen, who have served their time at their
trade in the East, prepared to do ali kinds
of Cabinet work on the latest and most approved
tyles, and which
FOR W. GREMANSHIP WE CHALLENGE COMPETITION
IL
We select or stock in person. and the public
may rely upon our statement of its durability and
place of manufactui e.
We h.>ve on hand large and well selected stock
of Wool Palu, Hair, and Moss Mastrasses;
We are also prepared with material Tor the man
nfacture of Cofins al the shortest notice.
NIB. We have also on hal large lot oi
SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDS,
Which We will dispose of at yeEy low rstes:
Albany, Is, 1866. aHloy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16
FOR WI GRKEANSHIP WE CHALLENGE COMPETITION
w HOLE 8 ALE
FACTORY:

The undersigaed would respectfully inform the
Citizens and Merchants Of Linn County
and adjoining counties, that he has established
himself in Albany, and is NOW ready to I'LL all or
ders for all kinds Of
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-02-16
Blu SIN EsS CARDS.
[. LYONS,

I. LYONS,
JEWELER, AND CLOCK AND WATCH
ID EPAIRER Shop in Gradwohl's new brick
il q, Store, Albany, Oregon. oc2onioiy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04
orsora ITEM.

The Robinson Narufarf.---r- f'r--r,-,
intend 10 rchuiii their -ooll.n mill. -.
oenti, de.tro,elt 4, Cd. ,to,f,-l W.,
The, are already =, uo-t Clearing nm the
rubhisb. prcrsr,nr o. oo---.nce o,,--.t;o,.
carlv ~ ihe ,rris-. TIE ca mai 81.
sor.euh.t d,nsrca. i-ti. heinz -.p.ir..i.
.ri -il De- a-aia ruuni,- ia a 80 -~.l.
n. N..t..l... C,---h..,s.
.rr,-.J ~. A., ~, ~. ...,.
,a..-.-,-..A-
cace year.
To Co---.r,tior,l.., C,--rb =. -,
c.t pa.,s-., an, r-e.~., ti,,..
~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

In cid North Carolina the people seen
70 have heen specially cducaied % Whip
ping negroes. Since The Close % ths rvbci-
hon. ihey 10 noi seen 70 forget their "a
tTieks. bat keePuP this sasagc IN Atnssnt ..
the blacks Gen. Sicklss. tbe rslitary
conmander - shat dePArt-ent. issnci ~
order forbiddinE fhis imuedia,eiv ~ Z
egafion IRON the State va ~-nt % Pr,si.
dent Johnscn. complaining 'hsi Cen. Sex
les had iuseriercd With their ti.ue hono-ci
right 90 tic Up coiored u,eu. women a.,
ehiidrcn % abe ~hippins post an fog thea
unfii blood beloved a.. lash Anare~
Johnson, IN orlcr o SHOW hi. love a. bar.
barisrn. susIscnds TIE order; in conss,fser,cc
q Which re loyal blacks oi North Caro'ira.
vho fought 90 secure 90 rs victory over th,,
rCbei,, ere placed a. the mercy o. thc RIB.
e.. an sirtuai'y reduced 90 .larcry. Tie
J. not al Thcrc D. an oii iaw IN North
Carolina uhioh deuics tie right ~ .uHrlre
TO any ani al p-isons ~ho have BEEN rah-
hciy WHIPPED TIL b. un,louiie.lly a pan
r machircry of ih- r,i,-'s in tbst STATE
90 l-ep the negro aSay from the polls 7.
here = suvihiue that this Johnson a. &c,
des' et,,lcd 90. ~ should Ike fo o. inform.
81 of 81. Every day he seems o. T.. ssak.
irg iuio ieg-adaiion snJ iufa-ng. H. mu..
strike ho'tou. .o7n. 81. iulccd. a bottom
csa be rcs-heI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

>rrsu EutSrn Lam. Ii came ost Oh
a r..rrt f-iai at Cirr.rna,i thsta nos. f.-i
All q. -as,.-- praaiire casts an.oa< ihe
raaat.iar.r. 60 steam rrl-eI LrI D.
f.. irsn-parfaf..n of lr1vss 81 boz. IS
care. fo a-ee markets. uorr o- I.s, o.
f..u. sal s.nr.ir.e. -srF ai thrn. A.
f0.-i fa Del l-al .a fi,lr srsai Ttev
q. ra. .rssi.a-. '.aa l.,-a.c. Gon sat
fa-air.u. from beng tranrl,I upon. All
n.a aflsr .aa.-s. CD tl,ir rrrvaf tir.e
i.al Ln-s. bruised. irnur'.i ur.o,. Ii..ss-
% col covered vifh ODD. A. rar. hl.-I
ty u.aaala.f.rsrs .i fI. steam rrfas.l lard
Ifrf are token fs Gre rarlfa-.nr..s 9Th
.ta.rs sh,eh drop Zeal ia fhe .trcef. NV
arr 90 dressed or ...arr1 ia a-s msn---.
Do ar. r.f whole iaf. .r-i--.- .trs-.-f.s.l.
e-, or tart.. all ft. ls-5 81. -rtra-ei from
fhsm tr rsr,- 20 steam. TI. process.
es'ia-t' CO. li-.l r..rie,fir from ever rtrt
oi OBJ. raiull ,s.a fron ii. to.e. Ah,r
.-t...ert .'ein.r- f'. stt,aaf.ral p..-e
steam nefa-l LarI- BE- Ira-n f-.-i c.rsia
..- oi CO. boiler Ls nsa-. OF a.r.r..
rL.e ia. l.a AID .s,.I lsr..a. ..ak 90
-.. bottom er 200 fo co. t.p
.b.rsa Jaa-nti
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04
A Railroad Extension % Mechanic
Pals.

We nofice thst the President 9Th. A.
iro-ccs gan z. 4. give. rs,icc tsst b,uiu
aPT'y 90 the next Le-i.isfarr f,r a charter
90 extend The Anirosccrr,n Ra1rosl fr.-,
lewiston ihrough zach or al a. a. town.
% Auburn. Poisnd anl Miao,. % connect
18th ihs Grand Trsnk Railroad. a. an,
point Ia eiiher q these towns.
Il has long been The conviction ~ ID,
ciiirrus Of this county ths, som.fhi.-
shouh BE- dooe % improve the faiuiie. -
iutsrcoursc between Ills ciiy AMI Ashurn
Ani Oxford County Al ourh - ha.e
railroads connecting us 18th tl~ i-upsrta,,
'ovns IN that county. whosc traic ought 60
ani wouli center here. undrr the samc al.
van'srcs ihai Portlaai hss. ~ r-a-,iraii.
bF ~ srranresusnt 90 tbe srairs on Co..
Msine Central ROAD. Osforl tosn. arr a..
far from ~ a. ,h,y src irou, Bo.,on. The
hrtak in the connections AZ Dansiii- Iur--
tion o. s-rious matter in - bcarinrs GA
orr husiness r-lafion. 18th wha, .honl h-
i-edrr 90 49, uaarkei. sai there i.av.-s
r,ncral f-riin- bar ,he diH -ul-v .h'aiih,
rrr.e.isi. .. ii vonii D. bv a. ex,~n.;-,
oi tie Aniro.r,-rin O. M-.han;c F,H.
IT, people cd Oxford Countv a. urI
a-arr of ihr alraaarc. oT.rel ~ I.--i.-
'on rnnrks'' 81 ihs' --oi. are so'I h--,
~ closer ra'rs thar in ary CITY the STATE.
ard 'hc onlv oauss q prevent aiuao.t tho
entire marketing of char couatg from corl-
ine io 'hi' cry b. e. poor facii.,i-. ~ trav-
81 tri~ccu ih- to c.uutie1 Pa,..ngcr.
Frozen pvf'r,i - i.r-i.fo- ~ t.,. o., -,it
o. 90 tb-rr h,a-- ~ DsasTl- Jsnr.iaa.
Al f.r fr~'- .f.rr tr,.a.riaf.ar. s-- r-.-
vok--e't frmr'i-atsi -rL r,.I ,sr~. 10
-hieh ths Grand Tr4ak RhIroaI seem. Co.
have .Fee.si atia.nueuis
10 b. ..fnfe fhs' r,--i o. Nerhsnic Pals
couh ac huiii ior -. ihan sg-5. 90. To
Ere nile vsali hc ihr onis expensive ui .ic
--i'r 'ros.ins of iLr river rear tic mouth
oithr ii't'- Anlr,sro-Ein. an8 the rcarL-
iHr th- iisHsni, hctood TL~ roe-c
'h-ars u.-'f be una.uaiiy free from d.fl-
cliit.
To Bah ihis rNtrn,ien woaiI prove sai-
iur,i.s afsarts x-,,as. for en-, r.a.oa tlat %
~aaii -.t oniv bring a new ana -ro-ia-
rre..n t-f' ha-ir~-s rom-,1ni. l-i,ns. Lat
a." give ihrn 81 e'Ifzi orrortaniiy 18th
foriiand 81 tntc aIstntagr OF rhe irafGe
oIrar.l by ibc Grsnd Trsnk ro,I in aar,b-
~r-'era Ma.'- srl Ca-ta M-..-.. Mo-
-. hiatal. Gl,ert ani oth-r Baih rentls-
rarr 80 have tak-a hoil ofthi. r.1,su.-,.
al. rai a.-astanlcl i1 eve 20. al sr shah
i.ak viih iaterest i1 the prorr,,s th-, asar
make -Lcui,tsu JoaruaI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

Ihis ho'ly mrt st Aususta. on welres-
day Ths usuai ,aacusr. Or uoi,in,fion
.oi ofhccrs vcre heii on Tucsiay evening".
The >enate c,ucus uas pr~siiel osrr by
Hoo g.. ". Wool,a,n. ~Lo d-cEncd BE-
ine csndiia'e for President. Oh taking
tts ohar Hoo. y. 4. Burpes. Of Knor.
sas nouiaafrt Cor Precedent; Tho. 4.
C.raves. 90 Browuloii. for Secrrtar, 4.
NJ. Faglcr. q liope. Assistant S-crrtary /.
jahes Mariner. Mrsserr~r }. n. Bank.
Asssis;ant.
IT, Hoasr csucu. 49, rrc.ilri over by
ocr. >t-r'~v. lioa. Levi. BARKER. OF
Sisffoa. uar nominated .or Sprakor on
th- fr'' ta.it Frr,klin 81 Drr~ sas
n'a''us'e,i ior Clerk. - Cbadhourb- .
A'''.'sri Clerk I'll. p. Cs-y. Ne-.en.
Ger L. fudford. Toner. ard Cs--ir. ,.
Avery. Assistant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

SrvrnE SrotN. IT, storm lisa o..
loved eios~ upon thc i,rauiif.i Chri~iu,s-
vss surh - ore .l~ays associates 9Th 10
~iniers % ~ yca-- a-o. Po.sihl, ~
~ca'h~r ar~rarrs more favorable tian tLca .
t's probably tle ir-cniary winters O. ,orc
vfr- rot very diacrcnf from whai We So.
now A. az events. the storm las vcck
IN ih's sioiaiiy "a. a. lad q. an,bo.l, here
aho"'' wished OBJ cNp--icroc. Ahaai a TO-,
oi s'os i-li. vhirh p, very m1-h dritei.
iho-gh most oi ibc bare spot. are corcrc.i.
l. Western Massachu.cti-. anon the
ruonniains. there ~ss thrre f-rt az -nor On
a lcVvL TIE railroads werc conni-,ri,
hlock-i. 90 frain comin- th-au-h from Al.
hauy 90 Ba,fcn for ,boui tl--ce Ja,s. The
MOST sao~ 80 fra covered ih.. -aa.. sd.
frcczlr-. voa'i throw th- cn-iees ron ere
irark. - thaf uo-f 90 Gre loai hss n, De-
ofe-,l 49, r.sks sal stov-I..
l. New Iork o q, reported % o. e..
most severe storm crp-ricn-c.l stree lSa5
The snow vs. drilled. ;ic telr--arb .ar.
- hsL a. o. tops of 49, ~r-rr.. y,
trsi7s lei. ihc cis. though ore o.. .tarte.'.
-iih "A c-sitcs. iui 90 "a, sisok ia iLe
snos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

The Daily Press. ~ti-h ta, te,n furr %
wroog site out Or several rorfhs. has
rig,ted matters az las'. and adiei r-I.
urun 90 eaeh page. Z, contains more mat
ter han before BIT ~e ro-fes. w. Es --f
hke 60 saie fhrouzh co. ihftet ,tre,s
thaf are getting fashionable By-an8 ts
- shall gei used to the,a and PROBABLY g.
10 TIE issbiou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

Irans LesHc.. l.as.,s Mtrar.-s f-Is--
as.g proves t.af l.s fro1r .for ia. I...,.
irss Reserves ral ttat D.. rr-ro.e. tLsf
OIL, -,res .ar 1867 s'a. s.rpl,. ttst ofsr.
year previous. The eclorsi pia,e. are
heaa'.'li. co. iashiou-pia'e. excellent. as
embracing dress f7r al o,oasions All GRE
letierT press i.,e-r.'iag lie iaiies src e.
49, rferrsei O.. ,i.. l..'f siios
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

A acr,drnt r.arrsI .1 fh, Grad T---t
near Toronto. ty -hi.a ons passenger 80
AIDED. u b. reported io have been rsa.e8
hg fhs irost spreading fhe rsih. Protst-
iy 'he Grand rr.nk has di.coter,l nrr
u-raaricaI prinople. -hich ,aases ir.r 90
rrpsnl bv -o'rrg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

Tic IaroueU Care.fe .srs tf- -.-.-. .-
tho >1preue Jaiir.tl Co1rt offbe U,-,.-.
crs offbe Aurrrsn Bsls viii nrt te w.,
c'nsolinr o. either fhe creditors o- .r,.L.
ioii~r.. Amourtis- from the Bank. -
$50 Do. as-ef' Of the Bank. s18f. g-5 0e
o. poriion 81 Go ss-et. leemei s.-orea.
aile. s1sols-1II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

IHE Grrsr lacur Escr. TIE cable
informs rs ofth~ sa--v., ~ ti,r n .r-irtts.
in tl- great ocra1 yartt r,-r Il.t ended.
D. Novrnber a rar,s of 5000 o.. ..t-
''r.'e'i. 'o Do Frr.ertci 90 ere val, tist
''oa.i f-st pa. th- needles a. Couss.
Inre~ s~.ssis. the iieH1i. ga. Fl--f~.-- All
Nr''a. VIZ ~nisrci TIE frrurr d. orrel
hv iss. Gorlon Ecnncf'. j.. Who sailed
Us Own vessel. ihe oiirr o-nrr. going oa
ty steamer The iiru-ictia a-confli.f.i
d. vovs-e io q tar. 80 toa-.. t.r. --.
i-crriertei ia .ss1a- vessel. an Sc
i'i-'fi i"' ,ifau.rr- ru the rip ArE-r-
lart ir .sri'ri orrr rhe racc. t-I hs-.rs,,,
sn'l r,io'-rrs arr n~t cr every ia-f Foa-
mn -err irsi o~rri1l-I forn th- FIsst.
vl-- utiir fs-fr- o. fl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04
The " dedikashun~ of Petroieum Ve.u
Vius Nasby's ncr book runs ihuslv.
ururE taUr-y ~ rrrra 49,

To AxDEoo JouVsoS. the Prile AMI
HOPE Nv Dlmocrisy. sho beg b,a AiIsfr-,
~ hie cative VILLAGE. Gutnsr Nv o. ~fs.s
member Nv ~ lower h1u.- Nv Csn~-.rs
and lktUisc nv TIE SENT. Fi-r.Pr-sii.rf
snd President. ard might les On Ditf.,e-.
Boz sbo Is. ncveri heiess. a lluuible lnd.if.
ooai; Eho he's sEufg around fhc entire ri-.
kie ~ cfhshu hpa1r ~ithout f-elin' Es
pais r1ch fhc frsi pflhiic nan sho -onsil
cred ny srrvcrs worth pawn for. ard OBJ
AfEN. ". ksNptfr rosfuarsr-G eneraf
~ most devoted servant wiose aafnr-anh
Atoms my foruishun o. rrs.masfr-. 81 .s
Volume - rcsr~cffu'iv de,itafed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

TIE CoogrcFatonaii.t of 90 present
~e.k contains ii.i of f6 Congregational
mia'sfe-s af View Eo1'ani ~ho have F.l
dariur Co., iasf year o. these. g -e-c b..
t-cen -) aad ~ years Cd. o betueen 90
aui so. d. bsts,sa CD au.i 81. snI o.. sv.
eraee age 90 &C. aboic 90 Ioafh va. CO
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

Sfrury ufsrH. O.ft. --la .'t sf-s
SAILS 81. Marrrn, Cd Lowell. vh..e artral O.
Co., t7 Or asuai rurior-.,r "a o--.-l l-- T.
uI-o1 t''- fr.r. >s- BAL -ot ,al.r.-...l AL.
'or.rlairif. n-r ras tirrc ary ar--afa--,
i-fi.-t.-s 'haf 30 VS. rof d. rcri,.t hraHh
ar fo t.r raau.rI ed hrr drafh Nc "
$50 90 ears ed q month. 90. Urr DBL,
v.l b., deeply f-ii tg ih- ehur d. o. r.
ri-o''r. anl especially ty q ia--- rr-'. %
rfiaEtfs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04
Christmas Fair am Levee ~ co-cer,
Hall

A FAR a,d Lssee wss hcI "a the rcr
Hal IN Moray viiis-c. IN the evenings 1t
Monday, Tacsday and Wednesday. % last
~eek. H. osjccts q thc festival. wsis
t~oioii.--to have a good time rcr,rallv.
an - raise funds touafls &c paya.sai 6,r
IL Han
Tie ladies h,loueinr io thc Uaivorsa'i.t
PsIish took hoii Of 'he matter .n earnest.
They furnished 80 thar "a rccr.sarv 90
please thc eve aal taste ct such a. might
bc rrcssu'. ard ihey succced,l admirably.
a. they alvass ao.
Monday evening. thc travelling b,inr
scrs lad. osinE % t.c late tha~y vrathcr.
there uss rot 80 .ar..c a nsnn',er rre.cat a.
On tlc srocccLinr evenings. baf there
wee enough % make srry gooi begin
uirr. ard sou,e $50 "a r,.a'irci from thr
evening euicrtainm~ut. To arnnsc-,cuis
Of thc sfsc- consisted OF tasicaux. mu.i-.
rantomiai,s. e. Among the tshiraas.
iiai % be- ihe Ancci Ni.ifant~ vas trar'i.
-. ard eiiriici much srpiau,c. a. l.l 40
90 parfon,l1nc 90 '' H'l,tra-l = fsn-s
iai'c uas ucu covered 18Th ARTICLES. be-h
usrfal ans ornamcu'ai. ~hrre those vi,h-
inr to - 81 cou'i psr,ia-o su,h a. i'-s
on ..h' desire for Chr..f-a. presents Or fi.
i,ftic fiks. 60 f,- chose q is--rr rro-tl
t. rf.c,hn,ent taii,s. on ca.h $50 81 Zee
i-n. vcrc iraici With trurtir- ,a-i,t,
of az sorts IF fancy cat,s. pic. tart. AM
i-if,s. uri la. thoach ne least. o,.fsr.
m zhunian.r. aii oi vh..h were w-u nae
ran,z-'. I bal almost f,r-oii-n one i-.-
rorfaut feature 90 thc ,r-,cr,a.r .nert. that
is fhc PCT oGir- a-ran-currt Never
wstc better facilities Afforded for postal
cornus-ira'lon. Then there 80, o. IN
pond. uh,rr. uiih nicely ha.,cd hook. o..
angler ircr icrh al .ort. of feb. ,ss.c
never b,iorr lesri o. Th-r- vas also
shooting prrk. varre ihc .k1'Gl archer.
''rosc ior Pc rsizc.
IucF.isy esrrin-. ihs t-arsla- basia-
improved. b-ougii together isu La-...
Tie amuscmeui. oftLc STAGE vr-c varied
from ~ iss' eseriar. zee w~r~ sr-sH, 30.
tra-iee- Sou.c offi- p--f,-rns---s ~oalI
have done credit fe more e.rrriro--,i ar.-
orr. >pleni.i i-e-crr.u.. r-r.s-cl i,
'ki..iai iants. u.r. sl4,l fo tb- taiir.rti.
evening. Hnl a';rae'rl he ,s,wl. aoi all
81 90 ihe p',a.ar,' 90 thr evening". AMI
hrip~i o. irrrra.r DE -.-.tr.
Woire.iry rtr-i-- vas 90 le iir c'.,.
'n- -'cnr- Ih- weather trin- miil a-s
r'rrsa-f. rtr-tl..r. VA. d.. -- ...-..-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

s. EIftntaHir f,'rf1. Itrf.lrv ~
ch.lir-u o' 30. Nstiani-i ) .e--. - N.--
usy. 49, ai. halr ari barry ot u..n. Dc
o.. a ,fr.si-- ,.,fa,,r OF iau-rr-t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

Tr'frrnsvcr CoVvr~ro~ TIE Pres.
h,s rrfo-t ofa errh1.iss.i- -.rref,-- q
90 Wee 'uuheria.d Te-r.e-saos A..a-i.
s'i'r - Brii-tor. ia.; WcdresI,- IT..
meeting ras largely attended. tie sreert-.
earnest anl 'o fhr point anI ft. ere-ri...
fa'i of i-'srrsi f' a'i r-r.r-f. Tbe A.soe.
'''on v'i hr'i uor-i'r meeting. .r ,ar.o-s
rlrfs oftt- Comfy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

= NJ T'-rt,-s. ~ B,.,--. --.t
i'1fh'or -is. e. fhe ra-r-.e 20 having 81
ioafh ssfra--ef ~ -,rlI r-tt. f-.--t.
nnaer if' i-f-e-c- Ttst -i-ft .f. .f.-t
i' room hra,el tr a rsli.F.r e-sf ,.-,.
SO VS. fr0ri teaf f--i-- o. rf-f.
oq'n'oo' d'hrr al 'o vii.h -a. -as.-I t.-
d~''h. W. ~oaii si,.-e al r.-.o-,ts pa,
'ler' ir- rrs al1-r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-17

The following is from the Dubuque
Times, from which it appears that Iowa
needs dog law quite Is much TO protect the
children as the sheep. "Towards evening,
Yesterday, son of James McKinlay, Esq,
about ~ years Of sne, was proceeding down
Fifth street, below Main, and when about
half way to the alley, two ferocious dogs few
at him. He was thrown down into the gutter,
and the dogs bit his legs, particularly the
calves and thighs, lacersting those parts in
shocking manner, before assistance arrived.
A large crowd soon gathered, and q great
deal eff Indignation was expressed. Efforts
were made to kill the dogs, but they escaped
The boy was taken to his home, and his
wounds we're found TO be very severe, but
not dangerous ones"