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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-01

w EST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w fRAILROAD.-SUMMhR ARRANGEME ENT,
-on ana after MONDAY, April 10, 1855, Trains viii
Leave Phiadephia from the Depot, THIRTY.
FiRsT and ca l EsNpT streets. 7'l5 a. M, II A,
Leave WesI Chester Tor Philadelphia from Depot
on east Market street, At SIS A. Nj, 715 A, NJ HsC
A. M. 1O45 A. N 1 55 p. M 4sO p. M, 6'55 p. IA.
On and after Monday, June Is, an additional Train
will leave Philadelphia for Neda and intermediate
i Trains IS leaving West Chester at yso A. M, and
leaving Philadelphia at 81 p NJ, will stop at B. O.
Junction and Media only. Passengers 70 from
sts tion between West Chester and b. Q. Junction.
going East. Will take train leaving West Chester at
TO A. M. aud going West will take leaving
Philadelphia at45O p, NJ, and transfer 1T b. O. Junc
ton.
the Chestnut and o Walnut street cars. Those OF tue
Market Street line run within square. The
cars of both nnea connect with train upon Its
arrival. m, s,,,r ,zs
Leave Philadelphia al u W A. M and 200 p. "a,
Leave lest Chester at 741 A M. and 500 p. M.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7'l5 A. NJ. and 451
y, M, and leaving West Chester AT 7'80 A. NJ. and
81 z. NJ, connect at b. c. Junction with Trains on
p. d Il. q. r. r., for Oxford and intermediate points
Passengers are allo wed 10 take Wearing Apparel
only, as Baggage and the Company will In any
case be res ponsble for an amount exceeding one
hundred dollars unless special contract Is made for
the ssme. HENRY WOOD General Sup't,
Philadephik, april lst, ls6s il0f
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DoR CAPE MAY VIA WEST JERSEY RAIL.

oho hoAD.-From loot OF M MAHkHT Street tennar ne LIZ
Eomma aucinu MONDA v Auonst yySSeSoPPSK
Seaue 90 tnilSu t'r 10 nc oi' iooo'
a,o1 a NJ Cans MAJ nv nress dna aI ii2.os f,oo.,
oSS y M cane NAV PnsssnEer ans at , os D ~
o." RETiIRSGNG IEAV N "a pc tS r Tn M
StN P p M " Cane NAV Express dna az s.,a ~ u ns
Snudav All and Pysa train Sa,1. ne phto,,
hda at ty.I5 RinrI1na iaaHas 1a Eiiaaei.
pnia az 10 "a, N; N Stn dea'en cape Island at
oU 49, N n ~ Irai0ht irains 10 os ya Caroa, sr
on a. NJ ana ttaSe Isiand at 6as A Men NJ uaiiy ~
Eonn'n,siion = ickeis heIween pbis da,nh,. ,
ca Mav an the tnjfowipS rstes rhnSoeipna and
,hn tti Ia -, ,ha ~ H. Ca rnde ~ LUZ Saie
~ to SicS sts can ~ III nrocnrd ~ W. ono
sIreet Under tha Rnentt q. S0 30
Also he Iaft Sor paaaans ,hIoSV Wnsre
Vd tor snS CSacSao a. aSSaSoi ~ VIII De
ca leu ioI Hn oecAeu ~ reSioences ny the Union
IransiexIr NJ GvnpnE Gur fT22sEv pArrpoADIrNuo
Tow pWnidSsio1 ssIar, n i,IuiiIS VinaaNd
For Cape May, 800 A. M. and 3 Is r. M. m'
Woodbury. Accommodation train at 500 p. M.
Brldgelon ana Salem Freight Train leaVe Camden
Commutaiion Checks between PHILADELPHIA and all
WILLIAM j. SEWELII, Superintendent
-------------------- ----- ---------------
~AITIM0RE ANN OEITO pAJr pom
kALlihNInn I "a ~ 1890 EtStU nIahLnOAD.-
1Iains 1St"1H W SS ~ tOT ~, AMI BALTI'
MOftf. snu NJ ", VI aSha,SoI ~ ~ IoS AMI 1dE WEST are
now run sS IoLom rs; =, Va; a. +, rrD.opD
Iavod daily eIcent tnnda1 SA ar 5:dS yus IN, ,o.o
m' anu z w, ap any ~ AEu 70 ,.T n.'rYonys
,o a,iroh roh ALL Wa SIAddoNS;.
LesVe 3alay' except sunday atTW a. M'' and 2Oo
AND oae: r M ON, ,,o>s sorr,y ON 49,.
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HAST FREIGaT LINE, VIA NORTH
II PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD, TO Wilkes
barre, MahanOy CITY, Mount Carmel. Centralia. and
branches. -
is enabled TO give increased despatch 10 merchandise
eonsigned to the above named points. D.
Goods delivered at the Through Freight Depot,
4. +. corner of FRONT and NOZZLE Streets,
Before p. M, VIII reach WilkesbArre Mount Carmel
Mahanoy City and the other stations In MabapOy and
Wyoming valleys before IL A, Nj. OF the succeeding
day, [791 BILLS CLARK. Agent
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CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON CO., AND PEN
BkR1ON AND HIGHTSToWN RAILROADS,

ZINES FROM NEW YORK FOB FPHILADELPHIA,
VIII leave fr. foot of Courtland street At A. M,
and p. M and Il night via Jers ey CITY and Csm-
oen; 6'3U p. m Jersey City and Kensington; at
i0A NJ, II NJ, and p. NJ via Jersey City and West
From Pier No, North River at $50 A. M. Accom-
mediation, and Q 2. NJ. Express. via Amboy and
Camden, WILLIAM IL. 9ATZMER
8I6S Agent.
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j. VAUGHN AkRhIoKl WILLIAM H NERRIcR
JOHN Il. COPE
S0uTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
~ WASHINGTON Streets.
PHILADELPHIA,
MEkRlCK d SONS,
... LEN0INEERS AND MAOHINISTS,
mSnufactnre High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
for Land, River. and Marine Service.
Boilers, GAsomeJers, Tanks Iron Boats, etc.
Castings OF all KINDS, either iron or brass.
Railroad Stations, etc. 80
Retorts and Gas Machinery OF the latest and moss
improved construction.
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, also
Sugar, Saw, and drist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Oh
Steam Trains Defecators. Filters, Pumping, En-
gnes, etc. -
Apparatus Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer and
Draining Machines. 63R
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nNHE ADAMS EXFRESS'COMPANY, OFFICE
i No. $40 Oh HESRUT Street, forwards Parcels,
Packages, Merchandise, Bank Notet and Specie,
either by It's own lines or In connection with otLsI
Express Companiesi 20 al the principal towns and
SIT JOHN BINGHAM Superintendent
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OOTTON AND FLAX.
of all numbers and brands.
Tent Awning, Trunk, and Wagon Cover Duck
iso Pa per MRnuiactuTers Drior Felts rom one 20
seveIal ieet wide; PAUL. x. Belting Sail Twine, etc.
John W., ,EVERM AN d CO.,
g6S No, lO8 JONES AneY
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-01-17
r. F.. MINNICK,
REAL ESTATE AGEN.

REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Hickory O., Hartford Co., Nd.
OFFERS for sale Farms, Building Lots, Coun-
" try Seats, Shops, &c
Farmers and others desiring to buy or sell
Real Estate OF any descri ption, would do well to
call on or address .l5 undersigned. No charge
made unless a sale is effected
Persons wishing to view amy of the Properties
offered for sale by the subscriber will be convey
ed to them free Of charge.
Circulars are uow ready I'd may be bad upon
application.
B. T. MINNTCK, Real Estate Agent,
iebl5 Hickory p. o., Hartford Co, Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-01-17
G. O A r,

Also, at our Iron Store, near Darlington,
Iron, Steel, Nails, Spikes, Castings, Hubs,
Spokes, Fellows, Hardware, &c, at rates as low
as they can be purchased in the State.
We have the agency for Duponts celebrated
Blasting and Spo ting POWDER. which we will
furnish to dealers at manufacturers prices
Also the best CAST STEEL for edge tool and
mining purposes. "t'
All communications by mail, to Darlington
Post Office, shall have prompt attention by
fell IL I. J AUKsON & Co
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-01-17
4. WHITMAN d SONS,
Nos. 90 & "a S. Calvert street, Baltimore,
Manufac turers of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AND nj CHIN cry.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
SEEDS, FERTILIZERS Il AGRICULTURAL
U--s HARDWARE.
d.. SOUTHERN A GENTS FOR
buckeye" Moving and Reapng Machines.
Wagoners Celebrated Grain and Guuno Drills.
american" Sugar Mills and Evaporators.
The Sweepstakes" Threshers and Cleaners.
Grants Grain Cradles.
The Celebrated "Maryand Wheel Horse Rakes.
Montgomerys Rockaway Wheat Fans.
The "Keystone" Cider Mills.
Hutchinsons Family Wine and Cider Mills, and gene
raj stock of Implements and Machinery embracing
ly every variety in .l.'.
The above Machines have all of the latest improve
ments and confidently recommended the best Of
the kind in the country .l..
Bfy- Repairing parts of any of the above Machinery
furnished, and Machines repaired at short notice.
We have in store large and carefully selected stock OF
GARDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS,
which we confidently recommend fresh and genuine.
Send of Seed Catalogues giving practical d.
rections for planting all varieties of seeds
Garden and Flower Seeds forwarded by mail. mh15y
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-01-17
SHRTN ER'S
COUCH SYRUP.

We say to all mothers, there is occasion for
Your ehildren to die Of GROUP This SYRUP will
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-01-17

save them II used IN time. TINS
has been proven to a dcmonstra
tion, No mother should I've without
it IN the house, as thi, disease ( I,
quently approaches like n thief in
the night, when regular medical aid
cannot he obtained For COUGHS,
col D S, WH0OPING COUGH.
ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, SPlr.
TING BLOOD, PAIN AND WEAK
NESS IN THE BREAST, DIFF
Guilty OF BREATHING, and all
diseases Of pulmonary nat in
OLD AMI rOCSo, this article acts
as a specific. 1t is purely ycgeta,
BILE and pleasant to the taste. It's
effect is soothing, allaying the vic.
ience of coughs. facilitating expec-
toration, quieting the nerves, and
exhilerating the system so cents
per bottle Prepared by S A F,
Franklin street, Baltimore
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NJ O TOE

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEM ENTS,
Fish, Salt Tar, &C., superiot quality of Balti.
more Company's, Lyken's Valley, Anthracite
and best Cumberland Blacksmith
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-17
Is Cider Contrabandl

Anorney-Senrral Frye having been in.
teTrog4ied as o the bearing OF the law Of
1867 upon the msuuiacturs and sale Of cider
and native wines. answers through the col.
nmns Ut the Lewiston journal. that Sec s
Of that law clearly repeats the provision in
The law Of 1888, authorizing the manutaci.
IRE and sale by the manufacturer Of wines.
from fruit grown in tbss State. lie saws
that The law evidently regards cider and
such wines Intoxicating - still il may be
left to jury to say wheiher they are SO OF
not Ii they are as Intoxicating liquors, .
there is now no law protecting the manu-.
iacture for sale. or the sale by the manu-
iacturer of such wines. On the contrary
the law Of 1867 IS clearly prohibitory Of both
The cause OF Temperance Tor many year.
has advanced steadily. in our State. Great
'ng Pahlsc sentiment against ,he use Of
Intoxicating drinks. and finding expression
10 legislative enzctments. more and more
stringent. IA u has reached the present
stage. wheo. according to The Attorney
GenerHi. there - nov no law protecting The
manufacture Of native wines and cider. Tor
salc. OF the sale by the manufacturer Nav
more than thU. the law evidently regards
thss, articles Intoxicating
We DO not propose to discuss the que.
ton whether ,bis legislation is in advance
OF pabhc sentiment. or DO lii Is unDistako
ably 80, in orr judgDent--but the question
We raise is. whether the best interests Of the
cause require the adoption OF such extreme
views
We are aware that public opinion is not
a correct rule or standard by which TO Try
nora q8estions. Neither does il follow
that Public opinion should always be brougbi
up TO or edurated Up 70. the legislation o.
extreme views Of particular class. Tn,
enactment Of the blue Laws. ia Connecticut.
fLoush the laws were based upon high 70.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-17

We noti'e that Col ? p shaw. the able
editor % the Oxford Democrat. ard Col
W \ kiabSil. the popuis, and eticieu,
Clerk 81 Counts, IN OxiSrd County. have
formed law partnership ~i:h their Office
st ParIs Hill Lewiston Journal
Thanks. brother Journal Tor vour com.
plimenis' but IN your attempt to put us on
military level with the General. YOU have
put us uP peg or two. and ken him
down one Any ;hing we can do for YOU.
BY way Of performing the Marriage cen e.
mony, Putiing you through bankruptcy. or
q Poor Deb'or's disclosure. we will do rra.
tuitously
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-17

~-Tbs Spare Hour. is the name of .
small but Handsomely printed and we'll flied
paper. published monthly ia San Francisco
California. I, is edited by Rev. II. A.
Sswte lr, originally of Wnerville. at open
communion Baptist. and is designed to aid
him in the dissemination OF his religious
opinions.
Christian unity Is being promoted eaten
siveiy throug hon, the world. through the
agency o, the Young mems Oh, istian associ.
atoms Mr. Spurgeon. in Enslaud. is doing
Inneh TO bring about communion OF evan.
ge'icsi christians. When our Baptist friends
invite TO their comnunion. member, OF
evangelical churches. in good standing. to
commune upon their own responsibility. II
need be. ~ would seem TO Us that the only
barrier TO perfect christian fellowship
and uniiy among evangelical christians
would be removed and the dawn O! the
mill,''ial day shed /, glorious halo upon the
world. All hail tbe welcome event.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-17

~ \ subscriber write. that ne;cLbo-
Heels Obliged 10 stop the Democrat. though
he admits ihA; i has improved while under
our chaSge-and 80 say we an say. the
winter We are encouraged 10y such {, I'll
moUials. fhoush We or,asionar, io.e a sub.
'crih'r The same maii broagh, a new
subscriber. With pay IN advance. and 50 j,
-, oar iiSt is made good. It il does no,
grow much We intend by close applicsrion
to business. 70 NIKE rcaIabi' paper ami
merit success whether we make both ends
meet. o. not
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-17

u. a. X Attic convention OF delegate,
from the thirteen posts Of the Grand Army
OF the R0publie. held in Portland on Friday
for The purpose OF permanently Organizing
the Department % Maine. every Pos, va.
represented osccp; those OF aldoeorough
and Damari.ooita
Col J, r Miller called the meeting 10
order. and The Department Of Maine vss
July organized hy tho elect ION Of tho follow.
ing officers Tor tho current year: Gen.
George l.. BeAl OF NoruAy, Grand Com
mandcr Gen + w. Hyde Of Bath. Senior
Nicc Gland Commander Col. A. II Faru.
ham Of Bangor. Junior Vice Grand Com
mAndcr; Gea c. + Ma,ioeks OF Portland,
Assi'tAn, Adju,ant General; Mlj. c. \
ahory Of Bath. Asst Quartz rtnasier General
Council OF Adm ini.iraiisa. Iu District. Col
NJ. P. Wentworth. Kiiiery; 2d District.
Capt. ]. $ Eannco. Lewiston 81 District.
Capt. GusIavus Moore. Gardiner AR Dis
iriet. DR.. T.. = Sanger. Bangor; 5,h Die
uies, Gen. John c. Caldwell. Ellsworth.
The Grand and Junior Commander, Arc
delegates eT ooflo TO the National Conren-
ton. and The substitutes srr Capt. Edwin
Moore OF Portland, Col. ~ r. Wentworth
Of hii,er,. and Capt, 4. +. Harris OF Port.
land
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-17

VChpt Enoch knight. o. Oxford bov.
Is nov sole proprietor Of the Portland star.
The daily has been one Of the sprirbtliest.
best conducted journals N our State, and 70
Euocb belongs the credit IL is now in a
prosperous condition success to it--may i,
never set.
The Weekly Star. made up from the
Daily. is one Of the be., Of the Portland
papers as an Indictment to new subscri
bsrs. and to afford 10 al who desire ,
Portland paper, we will Clsb with the Week.
II Star. furnishing both papers for the pric,
OF the Weekly Argus. to Wit two dollar,
ADD FIFTY ccnis. stylctly in adroDcs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-17
There is one department, Of our govern


There 10 one department Of our govern
ment, however, viz the Customs and Rev
enue---in which the employ mcni Of agents
as detectives, is justihable and necessary.
Frauds upon the revenue are committed SO
cre'ly-ior the protection Of the govern
meni. extreme and uncommon means must
be resor'ed TO. That which is done openly
and 10y daylight, can be dca,i With by or-
binary means; that which sseks under
ground and dark channels. must oe spied
out and brought to light
The high revenues on many articles Of
manufacture, In our country. OF late, have
offered such temptations Tor violations of
the Law. that business men Rave becon,e de
morslzed and office holders "a class which,
ifnoi immaculate, arc presumed TO DC faith
fol, because of their oath of fielity) have
in many cases. connived With others aud
been bought with hush money, or become
partners in the illicit business
IL is we'll known that along the extensive
State line, bordering upon Carada and the
Provinces, smuggling has been prac,iced
by the Wholesale. and for want OF sufficient
force to prevent it. IL has grown to be such
habit, that IL is justified. as necessity.
for the life of trade. 1, is asserted that
PASSPORT. Calais. and other places. could
not live unless this commercial irregalari.
~ were tolerated They could no, CON-
pete with their neighbors, across the line,
unless they got class OF goods duty free.
Hence stores. built on the lire, With di.
vided nationality, owing allegiance TO both.
and paving tribute to neither. are common
The object OF them is so obvious as TO re-
quire no coneealment. Yet their transac.
tons are generally ia the dark
To break up this practice. governmen,
has resoried to the detective systcm. and
We have seen It's operation in our S,se the
last ,ear To large extent
So far as the Portland and Falmouth dis
trir is concerned. We learn from reliable
source. thar ia July. 1865. two ofii,prs wer.
appointed Tor ibis branch of service. One
OF these has been detailed for other service
portion Of the time. The Investigations
of these officers has brought into the Treas
ury oil the United States. il is computed,
more than thirty thousand dollars. for fines.
P-nsi''es and seizures Besides. they have
obtained much i's, ortant evidence IN rrla-
zion 10 eases pending iu Curt. ut the time
OF their appointment, BY which favorable
settlements for the government were effect
ed
There was also organized. in April. 1867,
detective force OF some six officers. whose
held OF operation included Maine, New
Hampshire. Vermont. and part of New
York; and the report of this force viii
show more than sixty thousand dollar. al
ready paid Into tie rrea sury, d, sides many
Claims now being investigated which viii
be settled, amounting TO many thousand
more
The good results Of the emplovmen, OF
there means are seen in the decrease Ci
sm"pghng operations. the abandonment by
many Of II. on account Of the outlaw, aud
dlsr'Pu'e into which it i. brought Many
have been prosecuted aud imprisoned ioI
frauds. aid many have lett ih. eountr, 10
esca..e The vigilance Of officers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-17

rsA lively discussion took place in the
House last week. ever tina, grCA, bone Of
contention State Cons,abalary Law.
The contest being BY a motion Of Mr.. Por.
ter, OF burlington, to take up the ball TO re.
peal the act OF 1867 providing for State
Police. DR.. Bnckett cndeavorcd to have
The rules suspended and give the It'll its 6rs,
reading. but Mr.. Dinglcy moved il. refer.
cncc TO the Judiciary Committee A sharp
debate then cnsurd between these two gen.
need OF diver ,inc from the usual course Of
legislation, Wilde the Docior insisted that
II was an extraordinary law. and demanded
Z extraordinary Tomc dies 10 orde; to gel AZ
out OF the way. The yeas AMI NAYS wrre
orier'd and - was voted &C 20 % not 10
suspend tn" rules. Headed of in this ii.
reeiion. DR. d. moved TO refer Ia. bill IN
the Judiciary Committee. with instruction.
TO rePor, for.bwith. Mr. Fess.nden OF An.
burn. wanted IL iefi 10 the Committee with
on; Instructions. Thi. OF course CAV, rise
20 irng;hy discussion. which sas PARTIES
pa,cd IN los Dr Br,ckei,. MIR hale. Of Els.
worth aod hIr Dickry. OF Fori Kent. IN IA .
Nor OF a speedy report, and hy Mr-.u, Frs.
sender. webb. Billings ard Other. ssain.,
the COMMITTEE. Finally, the YEA. and ns,.
were ords rcd on the motion to instruct
ior;bSi'h. which resalied-,ea, a.. nav,
SD. This i considered a defeat 20 the
friends of the law. and !, rrobsbl, sboa, a
test vote Z" to the standing Of the Hcusu on
this question.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-17
Secretary s anton Reins,a.ed.

Gen. Grant vent to the War Department,
at O'Clock Tuesday morning and handed
the KEYS to Assistant Adjutant General
Townseod 20 be given TO Mr. Stanton. Sec.
rotary Of War. The General then had bis
private psPers sent to his Office as General.
in Chief. and went there TO devote himself
to his military business.
Ahou, 10 o'clock Mr.. Stanton entered
the War Department and was welcomed by
Assistant Adju,ant Gent To~ascnd Mr.
Stanton. without any ceremony. seated him
self at his desk and commenced the trsnsac.
ton OF busires, as though he had no, been
absent day.
Senator Wilson and other Congrrsmcn
called 10 pay their respects. AMI were graf.
fled to hnd that their action had not been
interirred with
Mr.. s'Aniou las, night expressed himself
satisfied with the action OF tbs Senate. and
announccd that he would obey the mandate
of'he Senate. and ut once resumed his sff
ciAl duties II seems 70 be generally be-
hosrd tbs Mr.. Stanton viii only hol the
office long enough ioi endrr h's resignation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-17

\ SrARvISG PsoPLE. Tie latest news
from c sAuishing people OF sweden i.
mor, appalling. a. hast ,b,.e hniaired
thousand Of her people are on the verge Of
starvation. The crops for three wars had
turned out very poorly. and to add to ia, r
already Overlooking cup OF suffering. the las,
crop proved utterly worthless. so that now
even their miserable bread, made of straw
and the barks oftrees, has given out Think
of these poor people. ye who have been
complaining OF hard times because the
profits of the past year have been smaller
than usual.
The Governor. in his admirable sugges.
tons relative to developing our State and
inviting immigration. aliudes to the Swede.,
aud expresses the opinion that IL wouId be a
profitable Investment, IL the State were to
pay the hrsi expenccs OF obtaining 4 colony
OF them. for, by their hardy and fugsl hal bits.
and their familiarity With the climate Of
this latitude. they would find lhemsel,e. a,
home in Maine. and would also find homes
for a multitude of their coanirymen The
present is 4 most favorable time. TO relieve.
at once, their necessities, and take advan.
iage Of their condition TO induce emmigra-
ton 10 our shores.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-17

How INV RgBTrIIoN mas DIEp Ger
General OIL has a, prvriou, a set Of rebel,
to deal -ith a. ever ven, unhuns. The
editor Of the Brandon (rcnue,,se) Repub-
lican has attempted to out McCArDLE Nc,
CaCDLr Who "a. recently .la-lei,s,i and
hat s4cesrieI. o. l,IAt a. hi. ujins,t sat.
ifs sion Say, .h., blai1r AMI ia,,iro,
rebel go hi, lat issue. we have born.
ihciyra1uy All in.Dlrp-r oitl~,r clatoa.p,
IDLE hounds until pA.ience la, ceased 20 De
',r:ue. AMI were it no, !,r the lrcn,
clouds looming Up 10 ihy Northern sky.
pr1m's.ns relief a. no far di,'aot dav. w.
would urge or p oplr 10 arn ihcn.elYc.
and rid our sunny elimc ofthe infInaI moi
.anoc. at the risk Of total lnuihiAiion. We
oanno; live much longer under Federal rule
and u lhe Conservative Of ,he North J.,
not rcplJiAte Them ami come &c our relief
soon. We must defend ourselves against the
robbers and Assas,ias. or jc robbed Of the
little remnants VIC ssVcI IRON the wreck o.,
the war AMI DC ourselves ground into the
very earth beneath the iron heel Of negro
ard Yankee dr'posism~ Should 4 curb be
Pot upon this democratic Jewel by the Dis.
irict Commander. there is NOT copper
sheet in the land bat would be bowling abou,
another outrage upon the right, OF citizen
By Tie military despou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-17

EYWe regret to learn Of The failure o.
Bates g Morton. manulA s'arcrs OF Sl,ds
&c AZ JAsksont.iIage. West Sumner.
which occurred last SATURDAY. Their Slsds
bad a Cue reputation 10 Boston marke, la,t
year. BOT they bad 20 make forced sales co..
var They morgagod TO secure some
preferred debts They are owing some tn
thousand dollars borrowed mon . e. and
comfortable m tbis neigbDorboOd. bot
mostly 10 Sumner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-17

tS-''en. Geo. l.. BeAl, Of Norway. i
TAXED o. as one Of the delegates at large.
TO the Republican National Convention .,
Chicago, next May 4 better selection
could not be made. Tor As Grand Command
er Of the Grand Army OF the Republic. be
would represent the military element. and
be IS a true blue Republican