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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-09
FORrIETH CoNGRESS-First Session.
WAsHINGroN .RMarcl


laa, a WAsHINGToN,a March 8.
iSENATE.-A communication from
the Secretary of War was received
transmitting the report to Gen. Sher-
man on the safety of travel on the
overland route. saie
A communication from the Secre-
tary Of War transmitting the report of
Gen. Howard on destitution in the
Southern States, was received.
Petitions and memorials were pre-
sented, one from Arkansas and one
from Louisiana, for appropriations for
the repair of Mississippi levees. Re-
ferred to Finance Committee.
Wilson introduced a bill granting
10,000,000 acres of public land for
the benefit of public schools in the
District of Columbia. Referred.
Wilson introduced bill to amend
the charter of the National Asylum
for disabled soldiers and sailors, by
allowing members of Congress to
serve as Directors. Passed. @
Henderson offered a resolution
calling upon the Secretary of War to
communicate to the Senate whether
an armed expedition had been sent
against the Indians in the western
territories, and if so under what or
ders and against what tribes.
Morrill, introduced a joint resolu-
tion appropriating $4,000 for the re-
lief of the freedmen and destitute
colored people of the District.
Passed.
Sumner called up the resolution of
thanks to Mr. Peabody for his munifi-
cent liberality in giving $4,000 for
educational purposes in the South,
and directing the President to cause
gold medal to be struck and presented
to Mr.. Peabody in the name of the
American people. Adopted.
Wilson called up the resolution to
prevent the sale or use of spirituous
liquors in the Capitol buildings. Con-
sidered, and referred to Committee
on Public Buildings.
Bill to re-annex Alexandria to the
District of Columbia was referred to
the Judiciary Committee. 1r 3i
Executive session adjourned.
lHoUsE-Upson presented joint res
olutions from the Michigan Legisla-
ture, asking for appropriations to i'm
prove the harbor at the mouth of the
Kalamazoo River. Referred.
Dawes, from the Committee on
Elections, reported resolutions ex.-
tending the time for taking the testi-
mony in the contested election cases
of Delano and Morgan, 18th Con-
gressional District of Ohio, and
Stewart and Phillips, Sd District of
Maryland-the former seventy-fve,
and the latter sixty days. Which were
adopted.
Wood asked leave to offer the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That this House extends
its sympathy to the people of Ire
land, in their present struggle for
Constitutional liberty. If the des-
potic Governments shall be allowed
to establish monarchical institutions
in America, so should the United
States foster and promote the exten-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-09

and three of his companions are also
dead. A Police Constable has been
killed by the Fenians in Cork. The
rails on the roads running into Water
ford have been torn up, and large
quantities of amunitions and mate
rials for producing Greek fire has
been discovered and seized by the
soldiers and police in various parts of
the country.
DUBLIN, March Z, eyening.-Thir
teen prisoners in all were taken at
Limerick. All is quiet in this city
to-day, and reports from Cork, Lime
rick and Waterford represent no ap-
parent signs of disturbance there.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hotel Keeper died-President's Ap.
pOintees Vacating their Offices.

BUFFALO, March ST. T. Bloom
er, of Bloomer's Hotel, died here yes
terday afternoon. He has been i'll
for some time
The malt house of Gilbert & Briggs
was nearly destroyed by fire yesterday.
A large stock of grain was badly dam
aged. Loss about $4,000.
President Johnson's appointees
here for Postmaster, Assessor, and
Collectors of Internal Revenue, hav-
ing been rejected by the Senate. have
handed over their respective offices to
their deputies. aae qs e9,,,s
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-09

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-09
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, March 8.-The Com
mon Council has adopted resolution
this morning to subscribe $500, 900 to-
wards building the Lexington and
Richmond Railroad, sixty miles in
length, connecting with the Knoxville
extension of the Louisville and Nash
vile Road, FIVE miles south of Mount
Vernon, KY. This new road will
form the cheapest and shortest line
between Cincinnati and the entire
South. f 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-09

DUBLIN, March 8.-A heavy storm
prevailed in this vicinity night before
last. Large quantities of snow fell,
and it is said that the insurgents, who
took refuge in the mountains, are
suffering severely from cold and ex-
posure.
Donohue, the leader of the Fenians
at the fight at Tallaght, has since died,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-09

TE EGR AP FL.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
HJGHLY EKCITYNG NEWS.
Ireland i'm InSurrectiOn.
q e jssi sq.si
Fighting has Actually Begun.
Several Fenians Killed and Captured.
Police Captured or Dispersed.
a Impeachment Programme a Failure.
KEW MILITARY OOMMAEDERs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-09
E. Q. SMITH,
ChaiK. Manufactures,

TYAS REMOVED TO HIS NEH
ia Factory, corner of Division am
Third Streets, where he will be pleased t.
see his old and as many new customers as
may call. Chairs soed at the lowest prices.
sep22 d6m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-28
FRENCH ADvERTTsEMnNTs.

A L'fMPRfMERIE METRoPOLrTArNR NO N MAS
n street. imprlme des Crsulairss, des Program
mes, des Carries promptement soin pous
audessous du pris d'autrui.
nx DEMANDE-UNB B0NNB pRANcATsB POUR
~ solgner deur snfants De ciuq q ncuf anA % pour
eoudrs. s'sdresser taprss mildly an - ssh ~
nm DENAvDE-urB BONNIE FRANCHISE on ALLIE
" mande pour sosner Nm enfant - rendrs uue dsns
fAmie prvee Inute % presenter aens de osnnee
e'sdresser - West soms rue avans
heurss du msun.
TINE pERsorNB TRES RECoNMANDABfR DB LA
~ Suisse Francaiss, desire - placer pour as ecmpa
pour servir dams maeasn eadresser pour deu1 jour-
81 No. Kruger place, corner JeseFson -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-28

-.>,,,~--r.,~- ,or .1,y~,va 10 ~r
IA quickly erecuted 81 70 cent less than the usual
rates, at the Metropolitan Job Printing Esabshmens,
AEARBLErzED SLATE MANTELs--BQUAL IN AR:
Avn psArance. durable. and a. hall the price OF
Narbie. r. b. STEWART, COS siIth avenue,
Between Thirty. nfth and Thirty. sirth streets.
nHARBLR MANTBLs-THB BEST PLACE IN THE
M CITY 10 purchase Marble Manse Of the latest designs
very low priceA ~ A. kLABERs Marble Works log
kAs Esheenth street. near Third avenue New YORK. Cut
this ouL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-28

RIO CONTRACTORS FOR STREET IN
l. provcmepts and for the supply Of Drain and Sewer
Pipes sepa sealed proposals. each endorsed with
title Of tho work for which may be offered. the Of
making tho and the date Of
win be received this Office until n o'clock A. NJ OF Mon
day July 1857 for the supply OF about ~ ncal feet OF
Sewer Pipes different Omen ons; for the
construction Of scwers a. follow VIZ tspec ~ In Fly.
third between Fourth and Flfth Spec 49,
In Eighty h. Eighty and Eighty streets be-
Fourth and Fifth avcnues tspec az. In Forty
70 the Hudson river tspec 2 In Seventy rs, street be-
Eighth and Tenth (Spec. NJ In Tenth
avenue from Fynrst street 20 and through Fficth
70 near Ninth avenue. spcc BOZ In Twensynith street,
between Eighth and Ninth and In snh avenue,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets also Tor con-
sruc0n OF Tenth, Eleventh and
Tweh avenues and Broadway and OF stone Block Pave.
IN second avenue, from sIrv hrst y Eighty sixth
street. also In Kim street. from Broome 70 spring street;
also in Twelfth street, from Fourth 70 Ffh avenue also In
street. Third 10 East river also
from Chambers Watt street. and also In
THIRTY. second street from Fourth 70 Fifth avenue.
Specifications for bids Be obtained on arpl
cation Al this once THOMAS sfEPHENs,l Croton
RoBr L. pARRA0H, Acqueduci
A. w. CRAVEN. Board
once Crosop Aoueduc; Department June Is. 1867.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-12
The Celehra,ion AZ Anaoxer.

="
Notwithstanding The heavy rsin on he
Fourth. The Celebration az And0ser ~as a
pleasant and successful affair. IL The morn
ing a company Of Fantssfics made a ParAde.
their grote.qoe ~ snd eocentrie mArch
ulakiog mso6 Ian Tor The people Atthe
itine announord Cor The SERVICES a. tee
churCA. large aalsencs had assembled. 20
listen 10 The address OF DR.. y. T. True.
Or True's szhjsct wAs a Parallelism be-
tween .harbarisn and civilization. Wave
aiier -ase Of hamanitv had swept over abe
World. There wAs lhe Stone 49, r,prc-
sentine ale lowcsi condition Of man. This
hai started from Central A.ia. ani had
gone eastward tli il ieachcd The eastern
shores % Asa ne.-csf % Aunerica where Il
lad crossed the uarrow strait between tie
to Continents. ard bad swept over Amer
ga. Another az 20 bronze Rad swept
over the eastern world. and the iroa s-e
bad passed westward scross Europe and ;ie
Atlantic. and landed upon the shores q
Anerica- Hcre on tbs VERY 80, The
Stone az and the Iron .ge mt. ar,d the
former faded away before The inauencc oi
tie latter
IL then briefly skctrhed The character Of
thc Stone ace a. appreciated ~ the Abo-
riciae- q this County. Finy-one yesr-
ago the last q a ro~erfui tribc Did ani
va barred IN chs. town. and b. DAY he
people have assembled % erect simple
stone 20 The s-cnory ofMoiio-kct. Thouch
be, m in1ian. Der memo-y wo1h be hand
"a down % ro-terify. The Antiquarian
and Historian world Inspire after her.
~hen tie names 81 al rrc-cnt wouli &c
ior often. A mountaia and a rcck are
named for ber. ard thi. tablet erected over
her gave vii De- a-othcr u-zrk q her. On
Times grcaf boondaries. Whh the al Of
enc 81 their fellow cifizcns. vho. haila On
tury $50 assisted in digging her -rave. thcy
hsd st uP this tablet this morning a. early
dawn. ~hcn the sky vas deeply rcaicacd
~ ihe r.ys Of tbe rising sur. a. 81 20 ~
mind them q the Ahuakis. or men Of he
Easi.
POEM was delivered after which a
collection ~as taken. more than sufsi~ieu'
20 pay the cost a The Tablet ii.ai had been
procured
The exercises az tie church were inter.
srcrse'i ~ifh eNcslisni uusic ~ The Bc,hc
Bras Band
Ouc q the persons uLo assisted N d;r-
gIng tlc gave ~ Moiiockcf. fhy-one years
$50 this month. ~as present ard assisted
Dr Tree. IN lie erection q The T,bl,i 90
Der memory. il bcar the folloving in-
srrf~rian
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-12
sunnar, Of r,lsSraphie sex.

II 100 sssns certain that Santa Anna
has rot t-esn shot. neither ~as be forcibiy
s.ken from govcrumcut vessel ~ lani-
"a az the port al Seal. al General P.ergos'
insiiafion. an4 ~hii, there D. was arrested.
The Navy DcFsr;ncrt has received &c..
spa chcs from Lieut. Cou,ir Bcarisisy. Of
the 4 : steamer Aroo-'ook. annouucins
the ARRIVAL Of that vessel AZ ~ Sinooton.
CAPS Good Hop. Mas i2th
Ths wheat crop 81 California for isss
amounted O. "a. opo. 90 tons Tuo lun-
drci ani sf,y ,hou.anl tons % uhea, have
been eKpoFisd duriss ~ past ha-,,., yoar.
valacd a. So.eoo.coo.
The iilinoi. c,nirsi rsiirosd aionc trans-
ports one thoasani barheis ~ strasberric..
Sc. pSr day iron southern limos to
Chica-5
The International Conrros, Cor tbe rer-
uiaiioa 81 gold md silver coinage. no. IN
s,s..oa 10 Pari.. la. fSri upoo ihe goii
Eve france piccc and 20. rnaiiipics a. has,.
for a uniform ourr,acy IN EuroPe All
Amer.oa
Nsv Orleans as mulh excited over ra-
r.urs thai Gsn. Sheritian hnl rcsaovrd u,any
uc-lhers - TIE CITY Council Il T. pretty
sci established that A. order vas prrparc,l
90 his eject. bai Gen. sheridan changed
D.. uind and deciIcl 20 ASaii The iceisla-
ton 81 Corgre.s
Alta coar's 81 Eururc hsrc ai.picd
Snosrnirg iorihe dcaih % MaHilnil.aa. Tbe
recall oi ihs Brit,.h LEGATION from 'hr Ciiy
a McNico snd ,he sasIrnsion of diP'omaiic
r. iai.or. between Grrat britain anI he
roycrnraen; q Mcxico b. SERIOUSLY rrop's-
"a
Mcssrs Bs,'c-. Roui-sn and othcrs say
thar tAry ~ SIRE - an Ocsoicr scssi5n Of
Of Congress and 6nai suocss, Of tbe in
Peachmeut Move. othcrs ihink thry are
wrong
The frsnch eovcrumcut has granted a
coner,sion % Franco-Aneri-an Telegraph
Company. ~hi-a proposes o. lay sshna-
rinc cable foom Brcs, - some point o. The
American coast.
Cha. keePer. a pro-ninent hasinsss nan
IN CINCINNATI. Who .hot himself dad yesier-
day u,oruin-. ieascs behind hiu property
vaiacl a. sioo.ooo. lie "a. airaid q pow
crty-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-12

We bad some remarks % make a short
time AGO upon this subject. ard ~e we're m
duced Al thA; tine % enter our approval OF
The metric svssen n Prsfereooe 10 al 9TH
err. TIE Portlana Press has several
times referred . The SYSTEM proposed by
MosesBliss. Fsq.. Diffusion in tbs Siss,
a. fulf Hing al Of the demands Of a nor,
uniform system Of measures than We no.
have year ago congress passed an sci
authorizing the use al the French mcfrcal
systen bot the Legislature OF Msias desire
the rePeAl Of AL laus rcls;ing 20 the usefr,
a. a staaslArJ. AMI prefer the standard.
proposed % Mr. Bliss Gov. CHAMBER
lain. too. It i stated : s;iorgiy in favor q
tie systcn % Mr.. Bliss. A. far a. ~ can
see. and from convcrsaiion Nth a great
many persons engaged in the arts and
sciences. the system ofMr. Bliss Is By no
no means what Vii full The demand {;
~hil~ il nav Be insenious ia itself, i does
no; accomplish that ne have a right % cx-
pcct from 4 change in cur standards. ~
the plan Of NJ Bliss. Nc get neither sys-
ten uniform ui,h itself. nor uniform With
any other system We get 10 means ol
adopting ihe almost endless experimental
constant dctermined by EuroPc ans IN
fact ne Srs nothing Bat TIE troubie Of max
ING ehanse. The zere i - generally
used an over the word bow. even IN our
o~u Scientific works. that 20 depart from II
As a standard ~ simply he 70 rciard tis
The rrosress Which Is rapidly being made
in scientific moslcs q raeasarenent.
We haze ritle fear howevcr that Con.
gress wiil rrpeai the act rcla'irg 10 ~.
ten and a standard Which j. % weu ap-
rrcciaiei By tie coast survey. by Eagi
neer-. Chemists. AMI ~ Scientific men %
al departments. The act Va. not passed
BY the general governments without an tx.
animation Of tie relative merits Of tbs
nuncroas stafcmcnts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-12

80 d. Annual meeting % the Maiae
M-di-a. Assrc. tfi,n ieif in Port's,I. June
i--e'. 90 f.iari-- resolution "a. oTr-
81 by Mr G.inar Davis. 90 Poith-I-
Nhrrelr. lf has come o. fh- knoui-s-e ii
this >ocletF faaf stafcuenfs have been rai-
hcly mnae fet--finc siii severity uf.sn e.
ascrrrf .i Co. A.E-.ia As5 I'm i1r Gle
lrfarf, anl tr.r-ing charges 81 c-r.l reg.
Jet arf improper frrafarrf.f ri fie o. fir-.fs
a. that insf itlfior o. 81 therefore
A.cs.fref hat o. is sac opinion ard De-
lief oi tls >roefv that 40 s1rh rtr--ga a-
r.rrcse rl1flors arr uift.lt f.aaIafl.- fr
fer. al s-c cale lated OBJ impair fhe r-.--
a1enrr ai tac community 3D. a. iusfIfufiofl
s-lrh rc believe o. bc eel managed far
e. Nrsf iufrrest 1f lose lr ier ifs care. Ard
ore ~ ua,rh or state may lastly o. rr1af
a. afor IrE alFaufares for fhe o.r.f1rt srs
c4fr of fhs uuiouunafc ciass of raia.nfs
af least Cd AL Oh itose of any SIMILAR insfi-
t-f.on Or o1r rou-tfy and % b. fanirr
A>sairrf That in ths icarninr. ability
al skfI ri D. lisrie-. fhc present 4 .,f..f-
infsu.lenf Of ihsf insi fgfion. in DE- ffae..
60 fle rork aa4 n thc cEcirnf ari n.tb-
o. manner i1 ahich D. hls performed his
il'I.s U.lutrrt up.r hm. fi.s .rfv
has enrrr len-e. and drrns r as.
sHs. Poi ',e .lu-nanifg and O. ifseN. o. e..
press BE- 81. fh.s manner
After remarks PSI De. uiu. Tsus-f AL
Br.k.f. % Arr...h. Pa.n4m arI Ns.r..
"a Bath. Bauoa. cf Warrca. lice. -
llaHor.H. uas. of A'r.I. s-I Mario q
Les.stan. at hea-.r- .' .sar t..t.r.-. "a.
d. ffrrf..... H-..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-12

SEVES RrooSsrEUcTiu~ BstLS. Have
been oarrcd IN Congress. Eve IN the senate
ard to in the Hoase The leaiing meas
gre iu the Senate b. the ball reported ~
NJ. Trumbail. from tie Commlttee on the
uliiiiary 90 u1nanl-r, in tbe Souihsrn states
suthorIiy 20 remove any ofhccr dcrivIng h,s
po-crs from the PROVINCIAL ei,il govern
n,cnfs. ani 90 detail competent oflocrs %
solsl,sr- q ihe army . perform th- duiie-
oi The ofhoss - vacated Tie bins pro-
poscd By senator Drakc 90 Nissosu and
" leon ID Massschzscits declare a. oa-rs
uu,ler The pro, isioual governments vacant
aitera Date hHcl. senators Eduunds auI
r-lng hufseu hAve also oErrci balls rot
Differing essentially from Mr. Trsmballs'.
In thc Hosse. Mr. stevens. from the
SPECIAL Coumittee. has presented a biu
-hich ~ithiraus the military couuranisrs
entirely from tbe Iarisliciion Of he Prcsi-
Gent ~ forbidling their removal uuicss by
conseui cf ths Sslatc. Mr. Spa1Iins's biu
~as referred % tie SPECIAL Committee be-
fore thcy rvport. senator Trlmbar'. b.I.
win probably b ihe bass Of legislation on
this sablcct. Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-12

A 'oSears-IovtL Joss Gen SrIer-t
On 'he ilouse on Friisy. submitieI tbe 60
lo-ing
hssoircf. hst 10 thanks cf fhi. Hor.s
49, due and are tendcred 90 tLe d. Rev
Pe'roieura v N@sby. 2. - Conf.le-s.e
Cross Road. ~hieh 3. IN ihe State 81 ~.
tueky.- and ibe Hoa. Henry Stanhe-~.
Attorney ''enerai. ior thew long. fsu anl
ahic eHposifious. nab from fir,e Co. f,re
ofthe views ans poiiey % tbs President 81
tbe Jai'cd ssstes On tie ssbjeot ofRecor.
sfructioi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-12

Mr. Elias eastman. an ola grntleman.
vho has a lafe made BE hrmc urh Mr.
l,leg iiammoad. uas missed on Ihursdar.
week. SEARCH was iu.nicl iafeiy made. cot
o. uas uus.cccssful. untii Tacsd1v. g,b
~.'a come boys Who Eere fsiinr in a brook
iaard D. BODY in tie vaier. d vas lsir-
iaoc iouu. where there could ne Lare been
water enough. ca T1esdsy Co have nearly
covered Be-. ST. Cushman's vatrh sal 81.
ia sers i1und a. thc house. Hrapp-i 10 en-
eHia'a-ant namlssr Of fragments Of cotton
ciofh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-12

bEsns ~ Nav Iisar-uIEr In HoiA
ernes'. y. n. on "Wednesday. Jaiv q
'oue uen employed To- tle plauaba.o mise
OF Ihouas T.. Chsney ard others. m a..
no7'aern section ~ thc to~n. ne,r S11am
mountain. sas four black bears caGn,
'trauberries IN . ieil about to haai-ed
rods distant from thc mice To -orkmen
~ere unarmcl. and che animals escaped be-
i're "eaPons soa.l o. ohtaincI Tuo e
ihe bears wers oil ones ard the re-nsia...-
80 o1s- it o. sarposcl ihat t,y iaI
'le.r Den .isi wint.r ia f.-,.t-5tf,rt-.-,
iae cae .ssufe vhrrc thry ~cro seen.
FARMERS in ioldernrs. Csmpion aaI ~.
cia.ty repori that cons. leraI On. rsu.f. o..
ile.r shcrp hass aeca kl..eI ay is.r. ,....
OBJ, opening 81 srrinr
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The Will Of Artsnu, Ward.

The copy at this document. deposited Ia
The Probate Court in this Countv. 10 oPer-
ate a. has wil when duly auihcuucstsd. .
a Poadcrous documcai. IL - written on
one SIDE q to sheets % par-hneut to
feet ~ two-and a-hah. thc lines sxseniins
across the lo,gcst diaseter. The tale
'' The H. thc last ~iu ani Tesianient- arc
in black letter cf she stsic 81 he heaiing 81
the Dcmocrat. Nth PLAIN capiisl.. the lot
ters about t~ioe a. large. aud executed
9Th pen There D. T. dosignaiei a.
Charies Fcrrar Bro~n Ward (commoniy
known a. Artrnus warlD lie directs
that ~ body b. barred IN Waterford up
pr Viilsrr. Maine. TIE wiIi bcqueafhs
The library Gwen hin hy 30 Uocie. Dr.
Farrsr. With the adlitiuns b. las made -
!; BE- given 20 To- hoy or girl IN Waterford
upper Village. ~hirh scholar ,hall he = "a.
tive - 'his viilsrr. ard under eighteeu.
vho shaH be dcclsrvd ~ 49,, scholar IN
sid village m. !. 20 b. Determined by
an exauiisstion before persons appointed
~. ard under arrangements % Moses Ma
,on Robir.or. g he held between thc f--s
dsy "a Jsnuary snd thc frst dav % April
isnu,-iiaiely sncccedir- o.. dccssse.
Thi.wiT appointed Horacc MaNfsid and
kivinss'on Gam Rsbiason. Trustees. ~isl
Arrangements for th-n, - transmit the trust
The NIL provided furth~r tlai b. valet
Georgc St-phens should BE- piaoed IN ~
pristing oiice q Mr. Hourison. a az
&C. Ris,rsiic Ircss- for TO ycar..at The end
a Which time. q h. receives the spprova
a ~ employ sr. Be should BE- elurafed Al
North Bridrton oors1~. lie gave sfO0s
% raeh 81 ~ ciiidrcu % IIou. John q
Gerr, AZ thr rcluaindcr q his estate d
D. invcsfcd in such securities a. his Trusis,'
;hink proper. subject 90 hu mother's aP-
proval. 80 % have al thc rents and rrciits
AM tie sail Trustees % pay over the prop
crts o. sch PERSONS a. she shon,d hsquc.;i
% 60. o. o. ~. usHt ofkin d sbe icft 10 al
4 colifcil corrrcts tise error o., name unsds
~ ths Notarg. a. uin BE- secr sbosc. a,
~sii a. IN the desiruHiion % the village
(Watcrforl Lower Village D give. 70 caci
OF the sons % DR. Kingston. one hundr,
pounds directs tlat young Stsphens sha.
BE- Kept 81 North BfidEton to wears. AZ th,
expense Of hls estate. rcvokss thc povc
q his n,oiLer 90 dispose Of The property a
Der dccea-s. but dileCts tAc Trustees Co pa
ibc sauls % Mr.. Horace Greclsy. touarl
founIing a iuui TO establish a. AZ .sla io'
worn out printers Mr. Gsrcs - A. o. ga,
onis his rvcvipt ior u.c amount. l. is pto
vilel. ho~evrr. that tie tsguest sLal b
pail oui q oulg the psrsonal estate o. sai,
deccased. The al 10 subssI itcd GA n
Esd day a February. snd b. Ia fhc usua
fora % this ooant =. except tbai h. state
shat % was written On iour sheets q paper
To cedicii D. dated Fcb. -.
Essh sheet 81 parcLmcni bar, = shiilin.
stamp. The -hoie j. put up IN a tan hoi
and lo-kci with a paddock marked Y. X.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-12

Some ~ tie paper, ia this state have
adopted the p-ariics oi thc crah IN older
State. and omitted o prini parci .Fourth
q Jals week TIE daI.es suspend. Fas,
Day. Four'h of July. Tianks-isin-. ard
'hri-tHas. suficieut ~ ;he aggregate for
an example for the ~cokEcs We suini,
this a. a topic f1r fhs consideration Of the
Editorial ConEenfion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-12
AD,rErI.rr. H..nnna.- -

ApvrHrIsrEs H,vpno0K. We have re-
ccivcd frpm + 4. Evans Aarert..in.
AgencT. Boston Eftlr volume rrinted in
elegant style. an,i contnios a De az en- tbs
paP~rs and magazines in the county. With
rno-h vniuahis ini1rna'i,n for advertiser.
NJ Eears A-enrv is one % fle most
Pro'npf ard honorable IN the co1niry. ard
worthy az extensive rairona-c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-12

IL following j. re programme Tor con-
nenccacHi week a. BoEdoin eoli~gc. Az
gust IS
sabbath eveninc. Baccalaurcafe before
the Set.'or Cas-. BY Prcsileni Harris
Monday evening. Juaior Exhibition. Toes
cav morning. iuauguTaiion at the Prcsi-
dent; afternoon. Address before the Lite
rary SocieiSrs. By Prof J n. S~ciye o..
Amherst College. "Wednesday. Commence.
merit ENGTcisos. thursday morning. Alan
NJ Address. by VIM. IT, Ancn. LID. FOR
Derly President q Gir.r3 Coriece AFTER.
noon. Cisss DAY EHerciscs. FRIDAY. Ex-
animation Cor a.missioa 90 College.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-07-12

Maxseil las commenced ~. S1nnicr
daiy Stage line % Waterford. Stage lcavcs
- Pare. every Afternoon. On arrival -
iTAin. ard rciufns neat morning. IN season
O. conucci 18th noon tram O. foriinni
The rrgsisr ~ ~ccklv stage - level. N
ibc carrial hi,as 10 John Fo~irr -uns a.
usuai. ccnnsciins -iih morning tran from
Portland