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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-22
"That numbers arc no mark.
That mon will right be found.
liut few were saved i'm Noah's ark,
While many millions drowned" "
FOR TIE II KEOWEE COURIER.

Hr. Ei;tor: The I" "Rulc or Ruin party,
or in other words, the opponents Of Recon-
struc'ion, arc trying to persuade the people
that it is of no use TO adopt and carry out the
Sherman bill because, they say, if that is
done, it will not satisfy the Northern Radi-
c'ls, who arc determined on cnnGscation any
how, whether the Sherman bill is accepted or
not. Now, to my mind the c,sc stands thus ::
The Sherman bill is the work of the moderate
Republicans, who constitute large majority
Of that party. It is offered by them to tic
people Of the South az linality, if the people
of the South will accept it and carry it out in
good faith. And in that case. it will be n
fn,lity; because it will be made so bv tic
moderate majority in despite Of the extreme
radical few But there are few extreme
Radicals who demand more than the Sherman
bill. They voted for the Sherman bill, hs /.
cause it was the chest they could get They
arc willing to take as far as it goes, but they
want more. If the Southern people refuse
the Sherman hill. or fail to carry it out in
.ond faith, ;,a moderate Republicans will be
defeated in their scheme of Reconstruction
and, nc II mattrr of co,r4r, can do nothing
more tinn fall back upon the programme of
tho extreme Radicals. The people now have
a chance to defeat the extreme Radicals by
prompt acceptance Of the terms offered by the
sherman bin. Those who advise against this
bill, arc really bidding for the measures Of the
extreme I'adicais VII! the people open their
eyes. and sec who arc their true friends p
TmApDEUs STEVENS, WENDElL PiIILrIps
and other extreme Radicals in the North are
doing and saying al they can tn prcvcnt the
Southern people from acc"I ,ing the Sherman
bill as fin,lity, in order to give them chance
to enforce some OF their measures and strange
to say, VIC have men IN the South who arc
doing all they can to help them. STEVENS
and PnlLLlrs make speeches North, and set
forth their programme, and their Southern
Mint2H aidcrs and ahcttors publish them
throughout the South Whatever may be
the object and intentions of those Southern
men who arc thus opposing the Sherman bill,
they are really the worst enemies we have
worst, because they have power to do more
harm AS rcbultal to their ndnirc, wc need
only say that Mr.. WILSON, U S. Senator
from Massachusetts, who has been denounced
throughout the South, as one Of tho most
radical of all The Radicals, in conclusion Of
his speech at Atlanta, Ga, May 10, 1867,
used these words (" For myself, will say,
and believe Congress meant it, that if tic
terms and conditions of the Sherman Act arc
accepted ip good faith, and you elect mon to
Congress who can take the oath, your Repre-.
scntatives will be promptly admitted"
This, coming from the source it does, is suf-
ficicnt to close the mouth of every one who
opposes the Sherman bill on tho ground that
it will not be q fnalty.
ONE or THE PEOPLE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-22

turning sense of justice" among the people
OF the United States; to that time when com
mon sense shall have been cnthrone.l and shall
WELD the sccptcr despite the msrcprcsentn-
tions Of Black Republicans and Scccssionists
said to friend in the army, by letter. ,lu
ring the war, "That departure from princi.
pic had ruined US, and if VIC were ever again
to enjoy civil liberty, it would be by return
to principle )" it would he through the tri
umphs of the principles of Democracy" And
think 80 yet. The Iiditorsay "Govcrnor
PERRY did and said great many things that
lie ought to have let alone" Perhaps the
Editor thinks one of the things was when he
(thc Govcrnor) said he sat IN his Office door
md saw the College students marching in all
pomp Of aristocracy to some stand where Sc
ccssion speeches were to be made. aud then
saw thcm throwing thcir hats as dcnunc,-
lions were hurled against that government
the administration of which, no person found
fault, and could not help thinking of the
Lords prayer" Father forgive them. they
know not what they do" lIc further says
:" that Governor PERRY, though prominent
man IN tho councils of the State, has mostly
or always had Il majority of the people Of the
State opposed to him" But should this low
or his claims in tue confidence Of the people !?
We should remember
'That numbers arc no mark
That mon will right be found
liut few were saved in Noal's ark,
While many millions drowned"
But let me say in conclusion, in regard tn
Governor pERRY's opinions in regard tn po
litical matters, that have been watching him
for the last thirty.sx or seven years, and
have never found him wrong according to my
Judgment, unless it was when he accepted an
Office under the Confederate Governments
don't say this was wrong; butif Gov. PERRY
ever went wrong that was the time.
G.. ~. McMAlIAN.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-22
June, s, 1867.
yOR TIE COURIER.

POR TIE COURIER.
VIII some Tcachcr or other gentleman S..l> c
the following problem:
y, |; and G bought Glinlssoue 3 feet in
diameter, 4 inches on the face and tapcrcd
regularly to the center, till it was only inch
IS thick. They agreed that each should take
in turn. y grind OF his portion OF the grit
first, i next, &c. 1t is required to give tho
diameter of each ones portion
Give answer through tho i" Courier
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29
A Horrhle situatiou :

On Monday. Jsnc. Ramssisll. ~ho hives
~ifh ~ uncls Ar. ~, ring. near the Me-
ril Crossing. ~i.h one Piks car-r ~ %
- Paris. al dariug th-ir stay b~csns
soue~i.Nt haluv. The ior,ner IN fsrt. era
ry-drsnk Rsturui7-. they -ailed .,g-s
So trses. Ran,isil bccsuns qusrrel-os.'s.
Ant thrs~ do-n and ahusei Pike 90 that h.
leii ben bv himself ard ~cnt home. stop
ping 20 irt NJ. ll~erinE kno- The state oi
afsr; AGcr waiing for soue tine the
ihs iaiter. 18th another person sent out %
s-ar,h iorR Near tie Rust crossing. thcy
net ~. N freight. ~iih t~sn'y o.rs. ard
a hftlc furihcr on icund their nan lying b.
tween the raids spparruiiy dead. The
whole tram had pa.scd over ham. Itlook-
"a =. thesrA ,he a.hpan q the snCine
s,rlck him frsi. an4 rolled hin s. icc'
~hsn b. irorrei b-twe~o t-o siecpers and
iay. sp,-.rvnily the soundest sleeper Of III
lot Both b., boctheeis ~crr crushe 90
Lut ~ bore 40 sigus oi external injury sas,
hrsises ahost the bad. -herc "a hif ~
sleeper. IN Ia RAPID roll along the line
There j. esi4euJy some internal Iniurv
His bottle of run vas mor- essertiali,
ussd ~ than 30 possessor. While ths ciothins
"a torn into ribbons lie -As - beasti,
drunk that the horrib.c situsiion did no
sober him al he cE-cis % the hquor a..
not pass 81 iill TIE next morning. Had b
been !css helpless D. must have beer kiiie'
in.;sutly. The asAir occurred about sigh
C'clock H. fbe ev~niaE. - that the traii
nrn kne- nothins Of =.
Rsnsdcu ,sy. 10 hought The liquor At %
Arcncy bui ii . doc the Agcst 10 "a
thai youug rcrsoa "a, IN charge az th
tine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

II accorslsnce Nth 4 vrnsrsted custom.
ard IN sckno~icdsunent 81 cur der-uiencc
ou the plsiue favor. I ID hervby wifh The
adrios Of th~ h. Cosncil. appoint Zkrrrs-
drB ftr frslft dgy - -ipr a1-rf. q IT, Oh
ssrtcd a day q rUnLic HUMILIATION.
rs~rrNc sNn rusNER. Aa1 earnestly
fcqrcsf ths fseoplc ~ thi. STATE % devote
~ tay % The s~rsous du;ies "a rnloin- /.
that - meditation. fenfcnCr And pave.
and rccocuHfnc orr otter u~rl oi itts sas-
~ poser IN thri-f. ~ mas 80 humhi.
ourselves beforc t.od. a. o. D.. spared The
cLastiscment ~hich cur sins des-rDc All
obtaru H. blessings of H. graoc upan our-
s~lses. oar counirv. and our i~iiow uen.
Gfrsl ~ ~ faun-if riruier. ia Anyfsfa
fsis slTfo-sfh d. = hafci ~ "a v~sr
efoar Lord 80 fious1sf e.gif Eui.l1ol
1sd f.Efv-srrs1. aa.f ~ o. Ir,irylcadIaos
81 ft> Hifc,f States ~ -fn~ri-l "a n4u-f b.
mt. JosuUA l. CuaNnrHtAtN.
bF fh- Goscrnor
ErHEAfN FIINr. Secretary % STATE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

ted fte-sslres. BY skulking behind an AP-
PropriAuon bil. 6re fAors91d ioll1rs pr
year. and a great majority Of these voted
for the amendment we're reelected. John
Qaircr Ad.ns' aiu.iaistrafion expcnded
bsf 6heea usiiiiOas Psr aanura. ana YET tho
~ss made the subject OF . most violent at
tack by fbe people m the Presidential exec
ton which elevated Gen. Jackson a. 81.
Successor. Martin Van Barren expended
f'ccH'y eiyA usilisoas pc. year. and this cost
him bis boAA IN The Presidential racc nth
Gen. Harrison. Nov. our annual espend-
itarcs arr c0unied by iEHir,ls - 'a,lioEs.
We cannot. al Pressnt. 20 bark % The same
Essrss Nc had before The ~Ar. % .ensible
man cxPorts Il. The rcoeliion las lch IN
rs trad a large annual eNPsn1iture Tor
years 20 cone; but this i. not has nc
complain Of. IL . the ezfrrrgcr-f sr's''i
manifested BY Congress in reciie-siy aP-
propriaiing the public money for doubtful
objects Oar State legislator seen infect
81 9TH the sane financial dIscAse- Take
an Instance IN our o~n State curing The ses-
,ion Of the pre.esi Legislature. With an
agregate STATE. snd city. and town indebt-
ednss, Of aboui fiieen milli0ns upon The
people o. fhe State. biil al-osf passed.
clrtEg G-oay % tse =. q y. A. Railway
Corporation $4,000. no- o-sd ~ tbi.
State 70 Mas-Acbusetts for land Ne bougbi
Of her. ard that too Ia addition 70 Al OF
our unsoh ard unaPProPriaiei public
lands ~hich have sir~say been given sad
corporation Whenever Il shall cancel our
debt 20 Massachusctis. and also IN addition
20 orr y. +. Boundary elaln upon the gen
eral govvrnment. amounting 90 over too
millions morc. which goes 20 said corr.o-a-
ton When obtaiaed. TIE icnS,h o. this
article prevents our Pursuing tbs subject
further this week We hall refer 20 ii
again IN our next number
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

ExcuANcE 90 BoNus The first series
Of seven-thirty notes nav b. eNehanerd A.
any iime for fVc-;wcntics q lsGs. nic
difrrenoe - inierc-s NJ De- calcrliaied
and The balance rrtgrned Nth the new
notes. These hands pay per cent in
god. and ar rrdeemabie by tbe govern
rn~ni A. any time after Eve yes-s tin fliev
Haiurc; ibos-h probably ~ -il be- called
ior before The fail tine thev have 90 run.
Tbc Eastern Express Company ~iii take
notes TO ibe 4. : Treasar,r. and rrssrn
them frev a cost. 80 thar re oal, expense
the hoiters Ill D. subjected fo 10 an cx-
press biii 20 Portland ard ba,k. by tLe "a.
madam ENpress. 18th ~hich iss rovsrnueut
has no eontract. The rcport that the Lrae
for this transportation j. limited 10 Marrh
- not correct. Tie cortrart is urlia.f~F
Ihis ve have Esoeriaincd ly special inquiry
q the managers % the conpany.
Holders q notes Ill fnI tbs mole a
DONG business perfectly safe. tie r,orip,
Of tbe EHPrrss Co. being . perfect sccuri.
g. Tor the rtsurn Of The notes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

CHfSEsr JucLur The follo-ins item
~o-ii show that the Chinc-e arr aorr skill-
iai in ihs Art. tAsu thar Jspsns-s bTsiA
rcn. who~c exploits ar recorded 90 81 sr.t
page Of ths PAPER. Ibu Brioia. ~bo 49,
iiei the celestial -mpirr t-sniy rrar. lafer.
descriies Clinesc masician a. f1lio-s.
" lie TOOK a wooden ball @nb .-s.r.i
holrs in b.. througl which long fhon.- wrss
passed. and iasius bold oi onc ii ths.-.
siuug q INTO To- arr. Il -eut - bi-h fhat
- lose sight 81 q Altog~ther. Ther. No.
renamed only little a. thr end Of ihou-
on the conlururs hand ard D. desired 49,
a. The t.oFs no sssisi~d him O. ias hold II
o. and mount. lie DID 90. rlimbur =. H.
thong. and ve iost fi.hi 20 hiul aIso IT,
corIurcr then called 60 hiun three tirne-. t.lt
grrung 90 answer. D. snafched ~ q krise.
a. q on a great rag. lad bold ol the iisn-
and disappeared also b. ard bt b. tf.-r-
down one Of ;he i-ofs hands. fhrn f..f
thcu tLe other hani ard the other faof tL.n
the truuk. ard. asi 81 81. tie bad. IT,.
b. cau.e down hi-n.elfan f.,.fFur and pant.
iug ard ~iii b. ciotIes al aiooit h.f
presentiv 10 iook To- isfs hulh- ltit them
Together on th~r PLACES. aai gave kick.
VIXEN. fHs-rof there 80 fhe har. uho 90
90 uul stood sstorc Lin
Az itis asfruislrd ule beyond measure.
arf ] lad a. aiialk % paipfafion Ike tbat
~hi,h oferrane rue once before. in thr
rfrsfn.r az 81 Su'tan 90 india. vh-n b.
shoEed me something of fLe same kiri.
D. old travellers wrre i1hi oi ''drasinr
TIE log boz
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

pErrcTIvE BLEE. The star ssy, De-
ieciiTe Blake - IN llress. in Portland. On
q fuH bfourht o. the iastaace 81 parties in
Lesis'on. ior fhe recovery Of board ti,I.
NJ. Detective va a.so PLACED under arrest
a. Hiram. after ibe preliminary esauina-
ton a. tie Lo~ens. bat eHesisd a s,ul.-
naent in thar case A. thc last term 81
court in th's place. AFTER iie Ncu YORK "a
thro-n ~ b. "a found 10 d. kno~n - a
cool portion Of tle lar. many mcm5r-.
ha''rs beer o. sohooinaies u "a inter-.
esiins 20 listen 90 tbs Comparison o. rote..
vh,eh "a Unavoidable under the eircsm.
stances
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

Narlous r-f-orts are Circulating relative
90 The disposition Nr. Chas ?. Rro-n IA.
male Of D. property b. his al l. !.
stated thAs after th- drosase % D.. nafh.r.
The -hoi- asuount. -. 90. ros. % Horace
1rreiss. O. ~-tabli,h printcrs' asslam
H. library. Jeff 90 hin by his uncle. Cal
80 Farrar. % gwen " O. ihe best boz in th-
schooi ~ his uaiise village Waterford. Ne -
H. attcndant-or ra-e e. tic bov 10
oslied-'s o. b. PIT to year, % tie best
prinicr iu Am~rica. Ito i~aru thc value -
ieafaing.- and tbru sect % ooliere TIE
remains % Mr. p -in b. brosghs 10 th.,
country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

A kEssEAAnLs GEorF. Capt {. n.
Arie, rosscsscs picture. comprising the
porfrans g Eve generaiions-h.s vie.
dau-hter. snl granl daagbicr. 18th tie
grand-mottcr. great gral-n.othcr. snd
great great grandmother Of fhe latter
The Oldest Mr. Mafthe-s of Noruav j.
o. lears ga ~ Cooper oi Pans. a..
Nr Ripley. o. Mrs Doe. 80 Neule NJ
Do. 3. Ihe r..'are "a. fskrn ty Crock
go. fr. l.a-s aaae. i.ui fbc rarr,. a-e ali
hsing. ssi .n god h-ai.hyet Onc o,her
instance ~ COS sial u, have seen nofiord.
9Th fle rrmars tllt ii could pos be rara.-
susI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

Th- z. : Co.sai ar the Island OF Z.-..
har gives an off .iai acroarf of fl. Issfh az
W. Livingston. the great Ai-i-an explorer
Ihr natives vifh lim took aHas Pol. arrcr
ria'hirr. e. sci a. al hi, f.,r.onal proper
y 81 bat no'b'ng is irif ty riirh o. i.l,a-
NY 'he bodl All che exact ,roi b. ia
ioat'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

10y a'f. revival preacher in Sauk
~. i'oorsio. tas rrrarhefa POSER.
:, ~ the Morality of RAISING
Hops 20 tae 6eneral Martef.- tsE.rr 49,
ground thai. Al beer H. usls a m. Lo,..
the 'aic s nnoonsisferf slfh o. dars m FL.
farmers a. temrersnrr men. -Er.lsnr.
Elder Carr sboad visii Oatoaar8s. a.
give the miners e lecture upon ths uirk.a.
nes' oi smelling copper. taking ground thar
The " -orm q tie sill % conpose4 Of lat
metal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

A freud o. ours. -Lo iases a Moatreai
paper. has been mari Interested .a rrad.o-
the desrrfrt 'ors Of -" Iarfie race. ID
~h'ch Mr n- dee. uss ere cf fbe lodge.
IT. imputed ~ u, Co. o-hcr dsy ~Le,isr
&C. above BE- the nsme tbr CaniIa1s g.ss
70 'h@ hits eR-arsions M Co. Grand 1ranF.
~brre o. cars leave tic rails anG travel 8a
'he sirefcs'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

AcsurvY LncrrEFs Thos- 80 49,.
o. iorurafe 81 t1 lsar f.c a1r.fs.fe De-.
tore on Co. Glaciers ~ co. Air,. Delivered
by O.. J.. Voc. Ia before a.s -sJert.
~ the Acalcmy. ast fail. -iI ts glad o.
hear iLsi he hss been engaged to deliver
eourse 81 foar le,furcs darinE a. present
tern. ssbjeci. " Tie Gsolog.os Agsney
q The Ciscisrs"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

NJ i shral. amasic tcArber uho once
rcsidci in this pia-c. bot no- 90 RocklanI.
seems O. D. meeting ~ith rernarkabic Soc
ovs- n thai cay. he roqaesis those 5e..r-
TX - svrviccs o. inform BIN for O. ~
--ek' beiorcLsnl. a. hns c.asscs are a.
uars fall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

g. Gr'ai Easiern -il u-asr seven fr.a.
frcsi N's lnrs to Br,.f darr- r- e.. st
sHl.0rHn. To- 'are u,i Eel So ireotI.
frcm br.stt rarls i- BOO .s .tsfs-u
vi pay tLe co-t eieh So Dos r f-,s~i.
Lng CO., fare b. usaai.y De th- largest b,u
G. be rcrkoned IT, r..f of rs.r- a
isris b. 80 dosnsi 10 o. a.,l f-s.r. r.-
rcek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

Jrncr WoopnvET Au-rrrs. Hen T.
". Woo,ibary has accepted The appoint
naent % Sop~rintsnlsnt q ti.s Reform
Schooi. and -iii assume ths duii~. a. that
pos.nou 30 May iIi, family. ho-cvcr.
al NOS remove til Junc.
Tie announorucni hat ihe Judge b. 10
leave thc Courtv. even isrupo-ariiy. -iIi b.
received 18th regret. lie - ore of our
unost active. cncrseiic and infscniiai ciii-
Ecns- H. naisral taienfs. 18th ~ excel
lcnt pracfsoal training h. has received. 18th
his ccniai ani afablc manner have enabled
h.m o. ottain stronr bod uron the Teo-
pie. uho have the greatest ooofiencr in
BE- ABILITY All respect rs snfincinE Mtg
rty We have conG4eace thai the Trus-
tees % tbe Reform Stool ull End him ile
ri-hi man b. The rigLt place and thai b.
uil 90 co-orerate -iih a. % Pot thai inst.
'af'.n upon s-n f5oi,ng. 30 hat tiin- can
e. daae.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

George ~ J,,ss 80 tr.rd ,s P.-,iaai
JAZZ sees. i1- ..ff.rr q Gre n fhaf ritg ,a
>rl'ira',er. i-... ilc b. susp-cfed to b.
ia' ffrs'a - -laseI iae grsat frc ia A.
ra''a. Tie d-ierre 81. fnsao.fv bat he
-.- 90 .9r'aa.c co. iay oi 3D. hrt. al
q rerdiet oi guilty vss rsadcrcd after fi.
teeu miultes -oasa,iafion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

nHsprz LoueE A Lodge ofe;ccd lem
pisrs "a. orsaniz-d a. -. Pari.. MArrA
2-sb To foiio-ing ofiocr, -cfe cho~su
ior ~ present term
+ H-rtey. " 4 7.
Mr. - GouiI. W :. 7
". u. Eartic1. Z.
\. NJ Re-. -
T. X. Bickn~H. a
Mars r. faiss , -
3 ? Mor-r. Trsas.
jos souit. "
e. A Iirrss,. ID. II
4. - H~mph-rs. 4 q.
4. 4. Starfirh. - Co.
Mary stone. Il. A.
Abht- Jordan. L. N =
90. Il. Grctn-ool. T.. W e. T.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

rroert as.ignnent 81 81 aers. makes
Geo. R-ils Iassi.s cb.sf Qaartsr1asssr q
Nee TorE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

NoEru WsrrEFoHD. Ths snsr al
beautiai hale par.onsrs 81 Sorth Water
ford BE- Doe completed TIE soI -as frsf
brokcn in c,h brat.on az iast Fourth a.
Jais. ard bg trial and sNaitiiion 81 Draron
Jsroh tsrren's ns- patented .'D0uhle rover
stlmr EVfrarfor The progress a buiiI.
ius has sncapcctediy been mu-h DELAYED.
but the uo-E has been eel done suI lt b.
a. 49, r.aan-I. convenient. al sui..tan.
tiaia bone l-iftoat sheel. 81 a. an niri..
ter reed desire. u has icen bsiit vifb
more sarr,fce ard exhibits more snterp-is.
ihsn BE- asuai ,n many larger places; aaI
fa1.e uh1 have arcomgi. .he.i this i-.rratle
sri 60 o. crri ri o. rar.sh al La,e a.
del ih., lesaiy Cd che pace ar dsser,inr
Co., rrais- of aI oonc,rnri
I, is ros already occsrsei bs tie family
oi tic pastor .n ehar-.. Rev Joseph Kytc.
Aourr~r tf Norvsy 4 Euie san q
Alfred J.. B4rrer ri Norsag. hsd be
r.-tt hsni co. neariy o4. bfa sHrsi. ...
on M1rias. Co. 80 si ~ors 10 F,.t.r'.
ia.torf. tar.hlrg .i.as'... vt-n tir i.r
on tae ma. hlnr a. sssI oaf. Ar a.
tho.eii le co.Ii r,pil.e It o. suerr...,
tais ihe am ara.E thr 49,. .1s.t,. .-
fhroaga rsar'y Ell re sr.su bone. a..
~r.st. Tie hul -as aup.taisI asi 49,
wood dressed .- Dr Esars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

We nrf,d r....f'. re snnoanc.n,sri
faat ~. COB. va ft. i-aiero 81 q ehsir Boz
1rr-ft rif,. r.f.~ors Mtrsrine f1r Apli
iisp1s,s of 3D. more sunnariiy. u 49,
90 We sarrose M-s Soufh~orfh. 49, o.
rn1ks.l ri o. h-si % fhe sensational s-looi
of Aurri.t. no~ thaf Syissnas CoiL. j..
fali most inprsssi5ie u al ais'5-drsnsf.c
vritsrs % % morsf"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

lhas , Potter Esq ists Persis. AGENT
- Angusta. diei sutisniv % Augusfa. Sat-
zrtsy. % paralysis u The Leart
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

Ms-o~tc. The foiio-ins - D.; % the
ofccrs oi Para Lodge q MAsoas. for iLs
yrar 49,
" Adam Chase. N.
\. a.. I. King. :. W
Elisha p Ston-. . ".
DAVID y True. I.
Frank ~ SkHiing.. :
Trccu.ar q Msu1-. = ~.
Gusfssas e. Frau. J n.
Z-ic,ies q Prrrr. : :.
\ Msfcn Ric~. J. :
" q BARTLETT. e..
John Black. NJ.
n N DAVIS. TYLER.