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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-17
FOR S4LE OK RENT,

VITY HOTEL PROPERTY FOR RENT.
This valuable and extensive property binding
on Royal, Cameron and Iltt streets, Will DC lor
rent from the first day OF January next. The
stables will be rented separately. ApplTt0,
oct NJ. II. III IN.
nor RENT-Thc SPOKE FACTORY OF.
L Water street. opposite the Jameson
Bakery, formerly occupied By James 6. Yer
Pla1k Inquire of GEO. F. FRENCH, No.
95 King street. sep dim
EaS FOR SALE.-A very desirable THREE
.E#i#l STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
on Fairfax between Duke and Wolfe streets, ad-
joining the lst Presbyterian Church, has all the
modern improvements, including gas water anc
furnace, rooms large and desirubly situated,
front and back yard, has also No. / brick stable
| and carriage house, opening on spacious alley.
Everything is in perfect repair. Terms easy er
very low for cash. limo sold by October l:t,
! will be for rent. App y to
We have, also, 300 ACRES OF LAND in
Maryland, 4 miles from the ferry opposite, and
& miles from Washington d. {. Improved with
dwelling and out-buldings, for sale low for cash,
or OH easy terms. Possession given Immediately.
sep l6-tf FOLSOM q co:
NOR RENT-WAREHOUS No ii King
Il street. Apply next door to
THOMAS PERRY,
aug Is i King street.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
100 ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND. on the
Middle River Turnpike. miles from Washing
ton and from Alexandria, with beautiful view
of tho latter city and Of the Potomac river The
improvements consist of BRICK Dwell c.
LING HOUSE. with all the necessary o"t- Ell
buildings, and III abundance Of choice fruit
all descriptions. The farm is well watcrcd, anu
has on it plenty of timber
800 ACRES IlEANILYTIMBERED LAND
- miles from Washington city--same distance
from Alexandria, and about ) miles from sta-
ton the ". IL O. r. r., Offering IL ready mar
ket for WOOD and timber.
\ FARM, in Fauqllicr county, miles below
Wnrrenton, and within two miles OF station Oh
tho Warrenton branch of the o., A. u NJ K. K.
The tract contains about 4iD acres; is we'll tim
bered and watcrcd, anil is considered tine graz
ing land.
The above property, the title to which is with
out defect Will be sold cheap and upon accom-
m"dating terms Apply t" y. L., Gazrtt" office
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-17
OYSTERS.
OYSTERS
[OHN Ii. THOMPSON

NYSTERS, OYSTERS!
JOHN II. THOMPSON
Bees leave to state that he is now prepared To
furnish OYSTERS fresh from Chesapeake Bay,
in any quantity and at the lowest market rates.
He respectfully solicits call from his former
customers and the public generally, at the old
stand, opposite the Gazette office.
FAY An orders from the country will receive
his special attention. sep 2S-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-17
HOUSE.
WIN. A, RAGLEI,

WM A. BAGLEY,
Informs the public that lie will reopen his
oyster house, on Thursday, September l4th, ut
NJ. y north St. Asaph street, where oysters can
be obtained in all quantities and i'll all styles
bushel gallon or plate-raw or cooked.
LADIES SALOON up stairs.
sen lift
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-17

ICE.
IcE' ICE, ICE
We are now prepared to furnish our CUSTOM
- w. O'P0 NORTHERN ICE.
Orders left Mt our office, or with our drivers
N. ELDRIDGE i CO.,
up 1871 No. 4 South Whsrves.
TCEl ICE!
his friends and the public generally that he inns
made arrangements for constant supply OF
BOSTON ICE,
and is now running wagons Throughout TIE city,
when at all hours Of the day, Sundays included,
ICE may be had in small or large quantities to
suit purchasers. Ice shipped to any part OF the
country ut the lowest market price.
F. RECkER
Depot. cor King and Fayette Sts,
mp l5-lf Alexandria, Va.
TcE 'cE
tn,v ;ni. method OF ini,r1n;ng ny friends
and the public generally That they Wi! be furn
ish with
regularly, iroi" my wag"n daIy.
Orders To- h,. lett ut lcs Depot, No. n \ orth
FuirtaX street, opposite Mansion House twhere
ice can BIZ had il lots to sut at all hours III the
day, and at Samuel Lunts drug store. corner
King and Washington streets.
ap l2-tt EWELL c. ATWELL.
~ STuKE AND CONSTANTLY RE-
l. CEINING:
WATER COOLERS.
PATENT ICE PICKS.
PATENT FOU R-M1NUTE FREEZERS.
PARSONS CELEBRATED REFRIGE-
RATORS.
WIRE COVERS.
PLATED WARE, III ali varci.r,
ROGERS & SONS CUTLERY
FANCY MARKET and TRATEi.Ll -
BASKETS.
LOOKING GLASSES
JAPANNED and PLAIN TIN WARE
WOOD WARE, &c, &c, ut
ap l9-tf 90 King street, Aleshndris. Va.
IN STORE
~ hhL= f. J. Muusscs, Fort Baker
III hhdS 7. K. Sugar prime and III ediuiu.
~ sacks Rio Luguvra and Java C'otfee:.
) hhdS Side and Shoulder Bacon
80 bbls Syrups, various grades
So boxe. Factory Cheese
80 bbls No. l Potomac Herring.
10 bbls Family Roe Herring
~ cases Te2-tne finest OolUngs, G,ricn ia
pan and Gunpowder in market
\ full line "t G RuCERIES ut theiuwest mar
.;et rates
oct IA K. NJ. LAWSON.
DOYS' AND YOUTHS BOOTS, Kip and
- Gait. good and cheap ut
sep2l WADDEi :, Il King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-17
$l,OOO,OOOS

Ev the authority of the act Of the Legislature
81 kentucky. of March Is. 1871, the Trustees OF
-. Public Library of Kentucky will 81 i've y
GRAND GIFT CONVERT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-17
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

Rare chance for making money. MILL in
'nn hr cleared 10 pay for the mill. For terms or
ally other information, apply t" Judge g. +.
SINCLAIR Manassas Junction, Prince Will
sam county, or :. {. HALL, Castleiian's Fer
rs Clarke county. Va. oct IeotNl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-17
LsN'STREsNIE.

NCOI'RAG HOME ENTERPRISE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-17
I l.ST Up EN- Ed.

BIuck aud Coorcd poplius and Epingrlnes,
~ all the various shades.
Black English Donbaztn.s
Reps, black and other colors.
French Sattines, in black. uIarunn. blue, green
and ,ll the various shades.
ID Black DeI.aines, fue quality
Splendid line of Black Alpncus.
Moiuirs, Plnids, White AlpucuS, and y great
.nreiv OF DRESS GOODS Of rurninoner fabrics.
sep "a j. VI. STEWART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-17

PRACTlC.AL PL u MBER,
No. t. South Fairfax street.
The oldest and best established Plumbing
establishment in the city. All w"rH dome with
dispatch, ard III the most durable and work KHAN
like manner. Satisfaction guaranteed.
,JOBBING done ut short notice, and rs him
rcii, or the most experienced workmeh jan : II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-17
T NDEH W EA T..

scotch Vol and Mern" Vests tor gentlr'"r'',
y! size
Ladies' M.r;no Nr=,s and Drawers.
Misses ard Boys Vest.
y nh. line At those stout ir'.i :tai'ie White
t,at"u Hose, both for ladies and children.
Gents Brown Cotton Half Hose: of .uperi'r
p,,,,liiy t;pr the TAI! srI winter.
Children Fancy Wool Hnsc.
Also, Cutters white and colored.
Fu!l coiors ia superior Kid Gloves; Silk,
Buck aal other lined Gloves. Just received
,ru 30 L. NJ STEW ART
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-17

I NHlLDREN'S UNDERCLOTHES SUP
y PORTER
l. the mos, perfect article nf the kind that las
'"rn offered t" the public. 1t fits nicely and
caves n graceful form u the child without the
ud of uring 1t is an invaluable article, and
admirably suited IL the want vi every young
miss For sale by
Mrs {. l.. SIMPSON, 10 King ST.,
oct i doors east of 4. Il W. K. r.
SPlCES! SPICES!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-17
LIFElNss'RANIElU. OF .lxGfHa.

HOME OFFICE, PETERS fl RI, VA.
Wiki Local Board in Richmond and .,"ri,.~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-17
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS.

Ia 81 ;gs s ..--ss -:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-17

We have just received n large lot nf SPlGES
Nc. consisting in part If Gloves. Nutmegs
Green Ginger Whole Anl Ground Pepper Mus.
larl. Allspice Mace Cinnamon, White and
Black Mustard Sead Celery Seed. Iur,neric, &c
COOK Il CREIGHTON,
urt5 lU1 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-17
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
.STE.4MBOFTS.

OFFICE POTOMAC FERRY CO.,
" Washington, February TO, 1871,
Steamers Of the Potomac Ferry Company will
make their hourly trips between AL * IL
exandria and Washington as follows:s ez=tsdzsaa.
Every hour, from II. H., from each city
Last trip at u. n. from each city.
The steamer WAWASET will make two
trips week 20 Currioman, Cone river and inter
mediate landings on the Potomac-leaviny
Washington on TUESDAY for Currioman and
on FRIDAY for Cone river. at Ga m, and
Alexandria az a. III.
). 5. HOWISON,
aug l2-tf President Potomac Ferry Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-17

Fine Green Black aud Japan Teas, at very
low prices. just received by
OF COOK & CREIGHTON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13
1UkiaU Items.

The Norway Messenger says: There
has been some religious inie, est in the
northern and eastern part OF this town.
Rev. +. J. True has held protractcd
meetings ut tire town house with some
interest
The Congregational Church has secuF-
ed the services OF Rev. Mr.. Atkinson lor
eight Sabbaihs, in place OF Rev. Mr..
Gould.
We are having splendid sleighing. and
the people seem To be enjoying it to the
best OF their ability.
The schools are mostly commenced.
and some of them are nearly done. they
ale kept with general satisfaction.
The Rev. Nh. True received quite n
liberal donation Tuesday. the goth, which
amounted to between lhirty-fye and forty
dollars. in money. produce. &c. Among
other things was nice buffalo worth
about nineteen dollars The evening
passed of pleasantly. Mr. True returned
thanks TO his people in very appropriate
and afleelionate language, after which the
company dispersed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13
Oxford Items.
Gibson.
Harlow.

The Sabbath Schools connected with
the Congregational Church in this village
and the Methodist Church at Wclchville,
held their usual Christmas festivals
Saturday evening. Everything passed
off TO the entire satisfaction of all con
cerned.
Rev. Mr.. Lockwood, pastor ofthe Con
gregational Church, received a valuable
Christmas present from his friends, of n
national organ. made by Burdctt, with
five stops and ror humana.
The Sabbath School connected with the
Meihohi., Church in this village. held a
Christmas festival last Monday evening
A packed house and pleasant exercises
closed the pleasure season OF 1870.
Thompson Pond "closcd up Thursday
night. The 22d. several weeks earlier than
was ever known by The Oldest inhabitants.
This pond now presents one of the finest
skating fields cxtaut. being nine miles
long and nearly mile wide. Admission
at all seasons free.
The peg mandatory of b. +. Sturte'
want is turning out on an average OF l5.'
S44 900 shoe pegs per day. To manu-.
facturc this number of pegs. Il cord and
three quarters of birch wood is used, and
sixteen men employed. The pegs are
sold mostly in Massachusetts,
The Robinson Manufacturing CO., is
running its mills on full time. On &C
count of The water being much lower than
for many years, steam engine has been
used to keep the mills running.
Messrs. Rawson and Chapman are turn.
ing out about 80 dozen hovelhandlcs per
day. They are sold mostly in Canada.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13
Rethef Items.

Business has been brisk the past week,
with lust sufficient snow to make excellent
sleighing. our farmers have been busy
marketing the surplus products of their
fields and forests. Corn is worth Sl,O5 !;
hay, from sl2 to $40: apples 81; potatoes
20 cts. butter, 80 cts.
Eber Clough has put in machinery for
the manufacture Of salt boxes and spool
lumber.
Messrs. Sawyer and Parker are about
to replace their engine with new one OF
fifty horse power.
Ira Cushman contemplates the erection
of large mill on Sucker Creek IN tho
apring.
We are pleased TO learn that several
Farmers Clubs havo been established this
winter and are well attended; should like
to see an organization of this kind in
every school district. believing there is no
better way farmer can spend one or
two evenings in week than in social in
tercourse, and discussing the different
methods of agriculture, comparing notes,
&c. This cold weather gives cattle a
good appetite, good time to work up
some OF the rough fodder. &.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13
TDfOn Items.

The Christmas Festival at Upton was n
complete success. The Tree was he:,yi
ly laden, and most every body present, had
a share Of the fruit. and all appeared TO
enjoy it.
Mr.. George Rawson has come out with
move hand sled. which he built him
self. 1t is built for costing, and has a
third runner attached to The third bar,
which serves Tor rnddcr. Ii has ropes
attached to the rudder so he can steer il
with his hands, and not wear his boot
heels off. 1t is quite an invention.
MI Joseph Pcaslee has just slaughter
ed hog Is months old. that weighed
col lbs. think that rather beats MIR.
Forbes of Paris.
Business here is rather dull this winter,
for the reason there is but little logging
Mcssrs. lleywood l. Frost are putting
an addition on their sloie, which greatly
improves its looks. Lynn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13

Mr.. EDITOR AS ore aiming the many
who were insured in the Home Fire In-
surance Co of New Haven. which has
lately f,iled. feel that the course pur-
sued 10y the Agent Of that Co , Mr.. IL. F.
Howard of Dixield. is worthy ofnotice.
Before hc could get notice of The failure
of the Co. aud could get to this place,
other Agents had been over the ground
and taken applications from some he bad
insured; but on his arrival here, he 10y
his straightforward and manly course
succeeded in adjusting the matter in 4
satisfactory manner 10 all, and in re.
insuriug all-or nearly all-of those in
sured before, and many others.
Mr.. Howard is well known in this
vicinity, snL his gentlemanly bearing and
sterling integrity have won for him an
enyabIe position throughout this county.
and wherever he is known.
One OF THE INSURED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13

REFoRMEp- paragraph that is go
inc the rounds of the papers in regard to
Is. ID. Peck, formerly ot this Stae and
now OF Washington. ID. C., who has been
very Incorporate but has now reformed
and joined Il Temperance society, suggests
The case of another gentleman welIknown
III this State. Sylvanils Cobb, Jr., who
moved from Norway to Basi BoSion,
Mass, in 1868. is occurring on the subject
of temperance. This will I've s"od news
t. An who know Mr.. Cobb. since he IS
universally regarded BY his old neigh
bors As one Of the kindest. most generous
and most genial of men, says the Portland
Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13

The HoMg Insurance CoMPASY.-The
result of the adjourned meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Home Insurance Com
pany of New Haven. on Thursday. was
less favorable than was anticipated
Dispatches stale that only about halt Il
dozen stockholders were present; $780,
600 Of the $4,000 has been raised TO.
wards making ,hn reinsurance fund good,
but there seems so little confidence IN the
concern that il appeared certain that The
new capital would not be subscribed
Since the last meeting the losses OF the
company have been 800, 900. The whole
matter was referred back TO The directors,
with authority to take discretionary meas.
urcs ior the safety Of the crediiors.--
This will probably lead to AN assign
ment. The policy holders in theCompany
will probsbl, surrender their policies. and
insure elsewhere for their sell protection.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13

Frecland Howe, our live insurance
Agent, Is still successful in that line oil
business. Henry Ward Beccher says no
man with dependent family is blameless'
If uninsured. Your stocks and shares
may fall in value; but n policy OF Life
Insurance cannot be taken tor debt, cam
not be alienated from your heirs, and il
YOU have chosen your company discreet
IL, is subject To no commercial risks. ii
i, rs nearly sure as anything earthly can
be. Mr.. Howe has our thanks for q copy
of The New York Almanac for 1871.
splcn,lidIy illustrated, also very pretty
Calander.
The Oxford Star" has ceased to exist.
and we have in its steal weekly sheet.
abou, twice as large. called the Norway
Messenger" II he would call it Adrer-
ttser ii would please the people oil Nor
way better.
DIR. G.. =. Jones, our representative 70
the Legislature, will please accept our
thanks for The Daily kennebec Journal.
The people who elected him expect him
TO use his honest efforts FOL the election
OF the gallant Chamberlain TO the L. 5.
Senate.
On Sunday morning at Frost's Corner,
the mercury went 20 deg. below zero.
Slcighing never was better.
Mrs. Jane McAllstcr has sold her faym
10 Mr.. Geo. b. D9inal, Of Oxford, for
the sum Of 81 $50. She has bought the
Alonzo Everett stand in Oxford for $3.50.
Mr.. Thomas f. Brooks slaughtered
an eight months pig the other day, which
weighed 49, lbs.
There is more complaint about the fail
ing up OF springs and wells than last
summer. The weather continues dry
and very cold. We find it convenient to
live near the shores OF lake these frozen.
droughiy times.
Gov. Perham's message gives genera
satisfaction. 1t has tho true ring. He is
square on prohibition, Of course, IS was
Gov. Chamberlain. but the State police
is another AMI different question al
together. We bespcak f = him popular
term. DYKE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13

The following case was omitted III inc
report -
Sam1 S. Dunn vs.. Sam'l r. Shchan.
This was an action OF the case for de-
cell in the sale OF piece of real estate,
by dert. to plff. The allegations in pin
writ were in substance that Shehan ialss
IL and lraudulently represented the quail
" of said land TO the plff; but the proof
In the case shew no such state OF facts
The presiding Judge in hii charge to the
Jury, mentioned TO them that this was a
case of sale of land by a tailor to q lar
lner. and from the beginning to the
end of the trial the tailor had the best
part of it, and the jury wero out only
fifteen minutes, bringing In verdict OF
not guilty, which gave general satisfac
ton to NIL parties but the plff who bears
the defeat with proper resignation, SD lar
as the view from the surface can be re-
lied on as an indication.
IIammons. Gibson.
Harlow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13
Mason Items.

The Norway Messenger says: We are
hay ing n fine winter. but very little snow /;
business is quite brisk.
There is 4 company from lie vision
manufacturing birch and poplar into lob
bins. The timber is cut eight feet long
and carried to the mill, where ii is cut in
to blocks four feet and less then il is put
into machine which cuts square joist
every time il is run through, making it II
labor saving way of saving the timber.
Ii saws from one inch To three. and cuts
two thousand pieces in n day. The blocks
are then rounded and sent Ia Lewiston 10
have the finishing touches put on.
We also have shovel handle factory.
n. rrask of Mount Vernon has moved
into the place and is doing quite bust
ness in that line. lie uses nothing but
the best OF white ash, which is quite plen-
ty in this place. paying cash down for the
timber. Could We Get the money for our
birch ard poplar, so many of our FARM
ers would not have to go to New lamp
shire to get work in the woods AZ now do.
We are having good school taught
by f.. Z. Smith of Hanover; also course
OF Lyccums. which are quite entertaining
to both old and young.
Bracket Small is doing quite bust
ness in the fur line. having with his hound
caught nine ioxcs. He has also trapped
three minks, one fisher, one sable. and
one raccoon. Mr.. S. is a noted hunter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13

New FIRM. 1t will be seen by their
n advertisement, that the Paris Flouring
Company at Sonth Paris, has been re-
organized, and that two young enterprls'
ING men. Mr.. Frank Skiilings. and Ros-
well f. Doten. who have been in The
employ OF the Company for some time,
and are well known rs first rate business
men, have become members OF the firm.
They will drive business, and keep UP the
reputation of the establishment, our word
for it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13
BrUapt's Pond Items.

Al n stated communication OF Jefferson
Lodge, No. leo, holden at Masonic Hall,
Blyant's Pond, Jan. 10Th, the following
officers were duly elected for said Lodge
Tor the ensuing year.
alden Chase, W. NJ; Samuel y.
Marshall, s. w; James b. Cmiier. j
W; Rufus X. Durham. 7. Charles K.
Houghton, S.; Rev David Kicker. 5. D. ;
John B. Merrill, }. y. SEC'Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13

THE AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL for Jan.
in an entire new set OF type. is before us.
filed with choice original matter, and il
Illustrated with Engravings Of fine stock,
drawn and engraved for the Magazine.
Tie five preceding vulumes have been
conducted with such skill, that il now has
IN immense circulation, which is con-
s,antly increasing. The cu'erprising Pub
fishers, n. p. BOYER & Co, 81 ParSe:s.
burg. Pa, appear determined TO place a
copy in the hands of every person con
nected with Farming or Stock Breeding.
by Offering y Specin'a COPY free to all
who apply. also show bills, and subscrip~
ton lists. to all who wish to get mp clubs
for any Of the many valuable PREMIUMS
offered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13
NORWAY RETAIL PRICE CURRENT. Ap

NORWAY RETAIL PRICE CURRENT. APP
pies Cooking. per bushel, IS a 40; Eat
ing, 80 \ GO. Beans-Yellow Eyes, Z. %
White, $50. Coffee Rio. 20; Java. 50.
Chickens-l2 Il II. Eggs-30. Flour
Extra, 800 $50: Double Extra, 1000.
Fish-Dry Cod, 6 u s: Pollock. 4 G.
Hay-per ton. $40. I.ard-l9 a 20.
Lme-2,l5 q 1925. Meal-l,25. OIL
Kerosc enc. 40. Potalocs-50 60. Pork
10. Rice-12 Craekels--per hundred.
80. Salt---per bushel. IS. Sugar-Gran-
ulated Is; Coffee, IA. Tea Oolong 30
a Ito; Japan. 100 100. Vinegar
per gallon. 80 40. Woodland. per
cord. 400 500; Soft, 800 AGO.
Norway Messenger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13
GOrernOr's MessUOe.

We publish Governor Peiham's Mes
sage entire. this week. knowing that his
many Ok ford County friends will perusc
il with great interest. 1t is document
which disarms criticism and secures COM
incubation from all. 1t is addressed
directly to the people and not over their
heads 1t bears upon it. face the I'M
mi,tskcablc impress of earnestness and
sincerity, and hence is well received
The opposition papers can make no CAPT.
tai out OF it, but generally speak OF II in
complimentary terms. Read and Judge
for yourselves.