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Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-27
Meeting OF Union Ee!cgnt. >,

\ an iifoiHa al N, ..lirg h. III - lt Orleans
/ 10 81. il Nac. a'nrniu civ. un jh~ 18th d1y -
! June. sol, composed 81 lhc d,l,r .r,-- .l.rr,i
( from ,n'jous count 10 nth,hI the Union
C"ru entj"n of thus Il ,'r uud fIivr.-. .,it zors
tou ull er coutii--. David Jui-,n of S,n
trnrc-cn. WIS excited LLoi.nlsu. nrd J. :,
lHNlrr. "f >priH"i,''n. Secretary v l.rr-
up"r, i'ic t5l"Niu- t--"iu'Iuts were o.l-ied
u1 r;mturou-l, atot,t.d.
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l.. S. TAYD-, SECRETARY.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-27
ROC E1ES'S
ICE CREAM SALOON.
D Street, opposite the Post Office.

TENIIE uniersig- ed would Announce 70 the ct zens o
Il M.rysVille that he viii, thursday evening ION
iust lie prepared to serve them Rilh CE CREAM,
AMI CREAM AND STRAWBERRIES Of superior qu4'-
lty, ami In the M st popular ye. No pans "ld h
spared to make II j. one of the most deserving Hnd
popular Cream Esi bshnents IN the State 1t viii hr
considered u" braga"oca, when it is knoTh tfml /
have been in the business constantly for twenf| years,
Should say, thar for the past fft en- ems hAv'.
known no superior in the nufacture Of i + ECHEAh
To The great dit eraium IN Cream rchprss ANA .
vur-I siAll be abe to i've proof that have httA ell
Families and Parties win be furni he'd ut short no.
tice, with cream OF any favor, accompanied by al
the necessary convenei ces.-
ST ROGERS.
sS- N. b. The undersigned, in cha re cf the ST.
loon, G nfecionArv and Fruit Department, Will he
very happy TO receive the frvors OF h friends ana
the public rally, where they can obtain all me
choicest varit Oi Strawberries. Cherri's ana Ap'
It's. Also Peaches, Purs and other fruits in III ir
G.. III. BEACH.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-27
NGaEysviI1C
Wagon and Carriage
FEANUFACTORY.

------- FAVITY CARPLZ GIG,
E;;5SSS5g1lS9tA RLGGIE>,
zSSF4aVN5 EXiPFNo.
EE24zk1sz<Aszas- -~-sn FREIGHT, FA q u
and all Other kinds Of WAGONS built ana III shea 10
order. The undersigned prepared 70 ahe all the
sbnye desert, tioa cf vehicles. in mann suited 10
the climate snd roads of Cal fornia, and nave all the
NECESSARY material aul facilities Tor So doing.
They have also N hand lot Of
SUPERIOR WAGONS AND BUGGlEN
Of our own manufacture, which viii sell at most IA
vorHhle rates
The subscriber ould also ST re 'hat his msnni9c
,ures hn, been tried with imported vehclts ~ Rave
aIvnys nroved SUPERIOR TO EASTERN MADE
WAGONS AND BUGGIES!
The pulii is invited 10 call and examine sFeclHenf
of our work ut the mnnufactory. corner OF THIRD
STREET AND VIRGIN ALLEY, Marysville
p. HAYES & Co,
mh12 Wagon and Carriage Makers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-10

Re,oired, That the wives and families OF
our citizen soldiers. shall during this PAIN.
fol suspense shars our largest sympathy ana
kindest ministratlons.
Resolved, That 70 the malntalnancc OF
our National Government In Ito PURITY ut
rhsfsrsr sacrifice Of or frtnurs, Ne here
bv pledr, our prdysrs. our hres, our Scored
honor !: and may" God 'sre the Common
,redifh :"
The following resolves were adopted BY
the Conference -
Rssolred, Tha, No highly appreciate the
generous hospitality Of the citizens Of SCUM
Paris and vicinity. IN 90 amply accomno,
dating us during our present. sess,on. Ana
our prayers shall be that God Will "oun,
dainty reward them with tho blessings u
this and the future life.
Resolved. That We recognize with mneh
pleasure the Adsctionais intercourse NO have
held with tho PAstors aud member OF the
chus,hss and Congregations Of South Psfis
and vicinity, and cheesfully acknowlsdsst
their courtesy In tsndsrins 10 the NC" Of
their churches and pulpit.
Pc Brown 10 appointed to the church
ut South Paris. Mr.. StinehGeld goes to the
Wesley church, Bath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-10
For The Oxford Democrat.
Flag Raising at Kezar Falls.

A new and beautiful dag has been pur'
chased by the citizens Of this place and vi
einity. and on the first day Of May large
collection OF citizens met about tn, dag pole,
lately erected in the village. and flung to
the breeze the stars and stripes. amid the
shouts Of the multitude.
After raising the dag TO the top OF the
pole. which n eishty.fve feet in height. the
crowd repaired to the Free Meeting House,
where eloquent and patriotic speeches were
made by q. 81. Randall. Esq.. DR.. Lincoln,
and many others. The following resolution
was passed:
Resolved. That NO pledge our property,
our sacred honor. and our lives In support
Of the National Flag.
Iii reported that tho custodisn Of the
Douglas and johnson Gag. which was used
here IN the las. Presidential campaign. Was
requested by one Of his political friends, and
BY the ways Union man, to throw IL to
the breeze. a. II was the only one IN the
place. Bu, he refused. preferrins, proes'
bly,. to keep It barrslled up till Jsh. Davis
can substitute the RAttlssnaks and the Pei.
lean for the Stars and Stsipes. Such men
srs welcome to pocket ell che honor gained
In such miserable business - this. We are
cured with little. insiguihcsnt squad Of
tories; but the high pressure Of public In.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-10
rof Til, Osiori Democrsl.
PlaG Raising In Hartford.

The spirit Of 20. renewed IN 'ol. has
aroused Hartford 10 duty. The hn. DAY OF
Nay was the time selected to ral'c The stars
and stripes presented by the ladies. Al
though the day was cold and clustering,
many assembled. bearing appropriate ban
ner., and these notices, 70 and 'Oi too
nor for tories !" "JeG. Davis can't 90
SCOTT Free" Under the direction OF Cha'.
II. Irish. the glorious dag sross amidst tho
sound Of the ffe and drum. the firing OF
guns, and the prOtracted cheering OF the
multitude. VIM. Bicknell being called to
tho chair. the time was enl!'ened by pat
riotic addresses from Mc..r.. BIckneli. Nc
Donald, (enli.,cd.) and Loring. and dec'a'
nation from Master George II. Irish. and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-10

disua,ion for such evil spirits Gill soon sI.
terminate them.
Randall Libby "a, Esq.. Of this town. is
epIl.,ins volunteers for tho war. The
4" Lich, Guards" . very independent com.
papy COMMANDED by ssu.lamanly, patriotic,
Union. loving officers. are round. The State
has equipped this company, aud Is viii
serve a. . homo guard. IL i' presumed and
our boys and girls. while under the pro'ec'
ton Of this noble band Of bratc and patriotic
mon, can whistle Yankee Doodle without
lear or trembling. "Tho Union. u must
and shall be preserved"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-10
The Policy Of Abraham Lincoln and
his Cabinet.

You cannot be sso decided or explicit In
making known to the French Government
that there 10 not now nor has there bssn or
will thers b. even the least idea existing
10 this Government. Of suffering . dissolu'
ton Of this Union. TO take plsos In any way
whatever. Tbers will 10 here only one No.
ton, and one government. and there will
BE- the sAue Republic and the same Constisu.
,ionsl Union which have already survived .
dozen national changes Of government In o..
moe, every other country. Thee will stand.
% they arc now, objects Of human wonder
aud human Affection You have seen. on the
eve Of your departure. the elasticity Of the
national spirit. the vigor OF The National
Government. and the lavish devotion Of sts
National TREASURES 10 this great osuss.
Tell 81. rhouvenai. then, with the high.
@, consideration and good feeling that the
thought Of . dissolution OF this Union,
peaccably or by force, has never entered 10.
to the mind OF any candid statesman, and
IL is high time that Il bs die missed BY the
statesmen Of Europe.
am, &C.,
(Signed) wM. II. SEWARD.
To VIZ. l.. DArroS, &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-10

UNFAIR fIGHrNG The conicderatos com.
plain Of the uniairnc.s Of the federal Au.
,hor,ie- AZ Fort p,cksns. and Of tho
" 'reaehery" Of the government IN rein
iorv,"s aud provisioning that stronghold.
They bad nearly completed their p.Spara.
ton. TO attack u; they had already Assem-
bl-i . forcs OF one hundred 10 one, the chiV-
alric standard Of South Carolina equality,
and only waited Tor tho fort IN be short Of
provision. and ammunition. before they com
mencci offensive operations In fact there
va. no doubt that a. soon as Bragg coald
have done - with ASSURED safety to him
self. hc would have opened hIs batteries.
In the face Of ,hi, just expectation ior the
general government 10 put men and prosi.-
ion. into the fort ADDED another long string
OF aggrcs.ions opon the south % b. avenged
some time when a regiment or two Of the
chivalry can pounce upon an undeisndci ar
-cnal or can surprise Gle OF soldiers. 10
mus, BE- gratifying 10 the chivalry 70 learn
Of the gallan, exploits Of Gov. Lo,cher, who
ha. captueei three or four fishing smaeE'
and lumber vessels, AMI in one Instance took
m entire crew Of fishermen, who made bu.
m Intellectual resistance 10 two companies
Of Virginia troops. Thus IL the south Is in.
suited At Pensacola, hcr injured honor is
sindica,ei on the James river.
Providence Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-10

CosSopokr ARMSTRONG. The Secretary OF
the Navy has approved and published the
sentence 81 the Court Martial, in the case
Of Commodore Armstrong. lie is suspend.
ed from the service for Eve years, with loss
Of Pay for fr,, half OF the time. lIs 10 the
officer who struck the Gag and surrendered
the Warrington Navy Yard to the rebels.
without a,temp, q, defense. A sailor. who
refused to obey the order to haul down the
aag, by Recommendation OF the Court, 10
commended for the loyalty to bis govern.
men,. displayed. II" name 10 VIM. Con.
way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-10

The ladies Of New York held second
meeting a, Cooper institute, " onday eve
ming. 20 provide nurses TO attend the army.
Vice President Ilamlin gave an eloquent ad.
dres. on the occasion. Abiding TO the op'
eratives OF the association. he said Pal.
atial houses are devoted TO the manuiaetur.
ing Of articles for the comfort Of your sol
dierc. They had their iellow.laboror' in es.
cry home in New England, and thence
would BE- sent thither comforts for the sick
and wounded, and aid 10 the cause which
all know to be 50 just.
They will aid with their prayers. and aP-
pealing to the God OF Heaven for the purity
Of our purpose and the rectitude OF our in'
ten,,ons. w know that liberty will DO sri'
umphant."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-10

PR,rrE roR THE MARION. Under date OF
the 9th inst. Bishop Burge., requests the
clergy Of tho Episcopal Diocese Of Maine TO
discontinue the u.s. Of tho special prayer
hitherto recommended. AMI u substitute
either the prayer appointed for use Z" in
Time Of War and Tamult.," or the follow
Ing prayer
o God. our Refuge and Strength, ani
very present help in trouble, W, bc'cceh
thee to have mercy on our afflicted country.
and send u. delivcrancs from on high. Re-
member not our sins, nor the sins Of those
who are arrayd asain,. US; enduc our ru-
lers and counsellors with wisdom. our COM
mander, and soldiers, by land or 80, with
valor and hithfulnc~-; and all the people
with hearts united in thy fear, bring the
devices OF the wicked TO nooghi; open the
eve. Of such u, are deceived give success
10 our Jus, cause, and iorbearance in sue
Co.'S : or. .houlle-, thou eha,ten Us, su.-
tain u. with pa,iencc and piou' ,ru., in
thee AMI gran, ,ha, these United States
may be preserved IN con- ,r, AMI in .,,.r,,b
TO g'or'iy thy name in oil coming ages,
through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-10

The Courier states that the new ME-.
Church, in Bethel. Was dedicated on Tues
day Of last week. The exercises were -
follows:
LYNN. Reading Of the scriptures BY
Rev. j. ID. wheelright, Of the Congregation.
al Church. Prayer BY Rev. Mr. Davies. OF
the Gerard Biblical School. Sermon By
Rev. II. d. Ridgswsy, Of Portland. Hymn.
Dedica,ory prayer by Rev. Mr. Robinson.
Presiding Elder. Voluntary by the Choir.
Address to the people By Rev. Mr.. Davies.
Bepedietion.
The house 10 So BY 3s iest. with SO psws.
The 'pire isa very enc one and adds much
TO the appearance Of the village. The walls
Of the church arc covered With irssoe p.
per. TIE gallery 10 elevated little above
the psus. and between the entrances. The
house 10 warmed by furnace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-10

CruNpEs Pow. The editor Of the An
criean Agricul,uri,t. gives the fullowin,
report o; experiments. partly under bis d.
ree,icn.. With the Cyiind-r plo~ and hi. "a
vori,e " Eagle pillow. which he ~Ays he
could not have credited bad te not witns.
eel them. The trial Was va. made, ne>r
his r.id~aes, oa the 18th Of April.
A dynanome,er Was placed between tic
team and the pisw. to hea-ure the amour,
Of draush, required. Every precau,iOu
vas AIKEN to have the width and depth 81
iurrow the sane for each pillow.
One trial was upon a siif ed. with span
OF bor.e.. Eagle plo~. No. %. cas-, roo ;
iurros. IL ibehes vide. aud 6 l.2 inehc-
deep. Average draush, shown by tho dy-
namoueter. $40 lb-.
Eagle rlow No. 70 IL. a Hiee smaller
than No. ~. made OF steel; iuno~ - by
/ . inches. Average draasht. $50 lbs.
Cylinder pillow, No. =, east iron. Fur.
rO~ IL by 6 - iaehe.. Average drassh,,
40 lbs.
\ trial vas then made upon another farm,
on a less compact sofia sod not 90 tough
~ the ahoye-abd with . steady OF team.
An Eagle plo~, by another manufactures,
No. ID. cas-, iron. in use in the field. was
tested with the dynamoms,er. Width OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-10
Military Matter, in Oxford County.

A company Of volunteers has been formed
IN Bethel. They style themselves. the
Bethel rifle guards. An election Of ohcers
took place ON Saturday which resulted 10
the choice Of Clark 5. Edwards, Captain ;
John d. Walker. lst Liedt; Cyrus NJ.
wormell. II Lieut.. The Guards are plcdg.
Cd 60 Avsnsc the blood OF their tounsnan,
Corporal Needham, slain At Baltimore.
Capt. :. Il. Bcan. Of the Brown6eld Ligh,
Infantry l. enli',ins . company. With good
prospect Of success.
Al Porter. Randall Libby. Cd, an enerSe,.
ic young man. has already nearly filled his
muster roll.
Or. iAPhau has flled up tho ranks Of
the company at Bryant. Pond. The legal,
a. we'll a. the msdica. profession. 10 repre-
seated by y. G. Pickett. E.q. Of Yves, Par.
-. sod II. ". blanchard. E.q.. Of Rumford.
tn, election Of c6cer took place on Mon
day. and resulted as follows:
Nose. HOushtOs, Captain: James Russ,
10. Lieut.; Stephen Estes, .! Lieut..
A company I. otssnir'ns at Canton. but
Ne Do No, learn uto has tho matter in
hand.
Other companies are aiso mastering 81
Lsveli. Oxford. Boetfeld aud Kerar Fall.
Old Oxford sccms to ~ doing her du, 2
having raised fuil reeineat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-10

RuLrs Oh TnE BLOCKADE. On applic1.
ton OF some Of the diplomatic corps the fol.
lowing points were ascertained First that
vessels in bloekaded ports VIXEN the block.
adc takes effect will b. allowed reasonable
time to depart. Second. vessel, bringing
emigran,s will not 30 allowed TO enter
blockaded ports, as IL will be better for em.
grants to enter country through an open
port, rather than encounter casualties ineI-
den, to the ln.urrse,ionary condition Of tls
Gulf States.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-10

CIrrritpfs And ruK UsIos. Napoleon
said that " bsyone,. think" We have
found. during the past lew days, tina, dol.
lar. can feel. Tha, they can think Is prov
ed by tho following FROM the New York
Evening Post;
The bnslbe.s Of hesloei Erehapss shows
how we'll our capitalists tecosniis tho fact
.ba. only 10 GnlOn IL security. A broad
line i, drawn between the securities OF the
LOYAL sta,e, and those Of the few States
which ye, Iiscltatc. Hor,herh State stocks
are firm. while stocks Of tbs doubtful STATED
dspreciate n, every rumof a their commit.
tai to treason. New York statc Siscs cold
yesterday at one hundred aud four 10 ons
hundred AMI five. and are Grm today, while
Virginia fell eight per cent; North Carroll.
nas-on accom-, Of Gov. fl.'' reply to tho
Presideut-iell ten To fifteen per cent; Ten.
ne-.ee fell four per cent, and Missouri Tell
two per cent.
The decline in Virginias AMI North Car.
olinas in the last fifteen day, i'elual %
twenty-five to thirty per cent. tennessee.
have gone down sixteen pr cent m the sans
time. A fortnight ago North Carolinas
Skies soli a, cighty.two; today they arc
offered at sixty. with no buyers at better
rate than fifty; and it il very certain thu!
II We could hear tomorrow tina, tho STATE
had heartily responded To the Prc.iden,'.
demand for men, her stocks would - up
at once. On the l., instan, yirsinia' sold
a, .oycn,y.eight, today they are offered at
Ghy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-10

Fl,G RAISING At BRowNriELD. A neat
Z" liberty pole " WAS this day erected IN our
village by the citizens Of both parties aud
the sloriou. star, and strip, wero planted
in the breeze amid the cheers Of the people.
salu,es were fred and speeches made by va
riou. persons. and the crowd Dispersed with
three rou.ins cheer. for the Constitution
and Union. Twenty names were enrolled
to night on the existing papers. and there
are many more hero who are ready to hight
for thoir Country. Brownfeld Is u'ds
asat, andwill DO her whole duty.
BHowsriELD, May !, 1901.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-10

USioN GrAKDs. Hon. NJ. II. Dunnell
opened suli'ting paper. on Friday, and Sa.
urday nigh, hal enrolled 6S good men. The
company organized Monday. choosing NJ. II.
Dunnsll. captain; T.. A. scamuon, lst
Lieut.; A. 5. Dyer. "a Lieut.. The con-.
pauy will be attached to the s,h Regiment,
which will be mustered in few days a, the
trot,ing park. Cape Elizabeth. where they
will eneamp until ordered TO Washington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-10

We learn from the Chronicle. that in the
trial Of Dyke. Tor manslaugh,er, the jury
could not agree. II is understood they
were eight for aequittai. and four for con.
yieiion. Elisha Winter, Esq. Of this eoun.
~. was engaged in the defence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-10
The True Policy.

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rolir, Of Mr.. Lincoln IN. moved /. comple.
failure Circumstances beyond nj. control
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men, ,a M. put Tn. .ud..,,y and i'm.
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,he Union men 10 terms. tina, they hello
,h.., IN ,h.,- na.rr and ro.ld demand and
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The See,.oa of Lincoln ~, ,s, sr., bio,
,ha, fell heavily upon thei, ,r.i,orou,
schonc.. Their nxt ,sea "a, ,sro.-ant
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brother Of Robert Bradley. lie now occu.
pics the old dcmlcil Of h, great grandfa,t.
or. |. one Of che bss. aud mos, successful
farmers In the State, and bis sarner' are al.
ways full. ,. u.
Sir. Bradley reia.ed TO the writer Of this
many scenes which tho told OF olden times
a, ,hi. their las, meeting, which appears to
have been very happy enc. Us the clock
struck 2 before they were awsrs OF the hour.
FRYEpcRe, May 9Th, 1861. J. l.. T..
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srAr. LoAx. The bills for the loan OF
te5o. 900. we're opsnsd. q AusSsss, On ri
day. A large amour, Vas offered. S0-
600 Vas taken at par add The balance at
rates from 70 4 peg cant premium.
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SSoSp RnGWtNr. The .aeopd regimen,
Of vo,aut.sr', mustered q, Bangor. l. CON.
po-~i u he 'ollssins companies
I. Capt. Emer.on's Company Volunteers
.. Capt. Chaplin's DO do
J. Capt. Bartle,ts Bangor Lisb, lnfan.
Try.
I. Capt. Jones Brewer Artillery.
5. Capt Samson's Milo DO
q. Capt. Browns Bsownville Riass.
.. Capt. DevereauI'. Css,ine Riass.
\. Capt. Meinecte'. Ch's.eur,.
.. Capt. Sargent'' tEI.rissr
10. Capt. CAROLS Grattan Guards.
They are chartered in The barracks. =,
the State Arsenal.
The following rcgimeu,Al officers have
been chosen
Colonel-Chss. d. Jameson.
Lieut.. Col-Chas. W. Roberts.
Mspr-GeOrSe varney.
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AvnEEAS SoLprrK. Mr.. Ephraim Fox,
Of Porter. recently offered himself a. re.
erui,. lie /. seventy years old: Tough, un.
der Gen. Scott BALI . century AGO. and 10
ready to do - again. lie had ono con who
died in the Mexican war and another has
now enlisted under the Stars and Stripes.
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Steamer Pembroke. plying between PEN.
broke and Boston, has been purchased for
Coas, Guard service 10 BSstoa Hasbor.