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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

TnE Army oY rnE MISSISSIPPI a corr'.-
ponJent Of tho Missouri Democrat, who
seem, we'll posted in the Affairs Of the camp
and field. in letter from lronton, dated On
the Goth ult., says
"war programmes are seldom made
known, but the fact can now be 40 longer
srnothered. that the grand army OF the Ms.
.i..ippi /. soon 90 move forward. A sim.
Infamous movenen, by Generals Prentis.,
Sigel and Grant Is about to 10 made. The
grand army that ha, been pouring snto tho
Mississippi Valley for weeks past is now
soon TO show the rebel. for wha, purpose
they come. Under such leaders as they now
have, tho troops OF the west will allow no
historian the privilege Of recording another
di.gnceful defeat. The above named Cen
erals oil expressed themselves eager to 90 to
Washington at tho time the city was 80
strongly menaced. They have not changed
their mind in regard TO going to Washing.
ton, but they now propose to 60 via New
Orleans"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
rrnm The rnt,l,nd Ad,,ni.rr.

When John Brown invaded Virginia with
~ men, what said Dana, Mcdonald and the
whole uibo Of Buchanan othco holders
Han. him and hi- drive into the wilder
ness hi. aiders and abo,,ors, all who sym
pa,hire with him and hi. objects make
law. 90 punish traitors and to pro'ec, Viz
GINA agaip., invasion Now Jed. Davis
with aO0, 900 men invadcs Virginia, drives
loyal men into Punishment, inaugurate- a
reign Of terror. threatens TO occupy Wash
ingion. .ri,, upon our Constitution and out
laws. and ,he.c very men cry Peace Peace
make q treaty. Beg Of King Davis 70 name
his terms, tina, we may hasten 10 comply
Shame upon them. John Brown was an
angel OF ligh, compared with Davis. Brown
was a fanatic. Davi. is q traitor. Brown
wished TO free the slave, Davis would dcs'
troy the beet and nobIe.t Government that
ever existed. II tho friends Of John Brown
deserved hanging, hanging 10 too re-pcc'a
bls u punishment for the Northern friends
Of southern rebels. For they would BIAS
the hops. Of mankind which have been sue
tanned for three generations by the cii'tenc'
OF Democratic liberty in America. They
would abandon the true men Of the South
to the terrible vengeance Of Judge Lynch
and hi. snoan, and savage horic'. They
would make peace by sacrificing tho hono'
Of the country and abandoning IL. govern
men, and IL. gloriou. Constitution. SHAME
upon ,he.c degenerate sons oi'New England
Let them listen 10 the erie. OF help brought
10 our ear, on every Southern gale. IRON the
struggling almost de'Iairing loyal men Of
the Southern States. lie, them, II ,hei'
ear. are no, stuffed and their hearts en'clop
ed IN cotton. try too look in the face Of 'h'
people and talk Of peace until the stars and
stripes again wave over Montgomery, New
Orlean. aud For, Sumter. We will hare
peacc when rebellion is crushed and rebel
have been punished. until then WAR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

ARUrrrRE Is ruE CONFEDERATE CoSG,rs,
|, !. no longer = matter u uncertainty that
the .o,called Confederate Congress is in
trouble. Its proceedings are opposed by
some % it, own members, and, no,with.
standing ,ha, all its proceedings are con-
Quoted with closed doors. facts have leaked
out which are causing distress 10 tho anI.
lou. supporter. Of the wicked rebellion. i,
- divided house. The RichmoId Exam.
liner gives the following intelligence, which
i, considers well calculated to bring" dis
tres," 10 all "judic!ous men,"
1.-The Confederate Congress deliberates
with closed doors, and no well advised PER.
son could wish their session TO be the arena
OF Ora,orieal gladia,ors and the spectacle Of
the populacs. But general statements OF
the temper and intentions Of parliamentary
bodies will. despite every preeau,iou, End
their way before the public. aud generally
contain more or less truth. IL is now cur.
ren,ly believed. with much distress by ju-
dcous men. that there !. small minority
In Congress disposed TO Organize standing
opposition TO the present Executive Of the
Conledency."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
For the Oxford Democrat.

At nm election presided over by j. T..
Bryant, Esq : Of Buek6sld. the following
ofbccr. were elected 10 command the COM
pany Of volunteers recruited BY Col, Leo
Strickland, Of Livermorc;--
Captain. Lee Strickland; let Lieutenant
j. II. Mcdonald. Of Buck6eld "a Lieut. ,
W. II. Timbcrlakc. Of I.isermore.
Col. Strickland has taken noble stand
When the Democratic party ruled the state
no was one Of the most active and Influential
Democrats Of Oxford. Last fall he was q
warm friend Of Douglas. After Fort Sumter
wa, attacked. he arrayed himself with tho
Union men of the North. and said he would
never attend party caucus, convention, or
election, until our national difficulty was
settled. lie had most cordially approved
Of tho poli,y o, Lincoln and Gov wash
burn. AMI n. tho war Progressed he wished
20 give hi. services To bis country. Al
ready two Of hi. sons have gone to the war.
on. "a Lieut.. Of the Ith Reg. VI. V. NJ. and
tho other Quar,erma.ter Of the 9th Regi-
men,. Nov Col. Strickland and hi' only
remaining sop have enlisted. IL i'a TO-
markablc instance Of patriotism Tor whole
family to 90 to tho war, and rally Demo
Gratis.
The Colonel leaves home. surrounded
with everything which can maki home at
rac,iye he leaves q large business, and
goes forth TO fsh, the battles OF his country.
no, asking whether !, is a Republican or
Democratic war. Will the South say that
our men Of wealth and influences DO not en-
Ii.,. when such examples are presented
John Kidder. Of DiSheld. came forward,
enlisted. and took the oath: Two Of his
sons have been TO the var. One has To-
turned, and wished to go back, bu, his IA
Their told him to stay a, home and he would
take his place.
Thu, /, the stuff Cor horoes. When faith
ers 90 with sons. and for sons, We may b.
sure that the right will triumph. 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

TuE SUBMISSION PARTY. \ Louisville cor.
respondent OF New York paper thus speaks
OF the peace party Of tina, State, who arc
the natural allies Of the submissionist. Of
the North;
1.-The rebel organs Throughout, the North
are just now endeavoring to muster the c1un.
try's enemies under tho gui,e Of peace.
The man who cries Peace - when the safe
~ of the country requires war, is The 'ile-''
because the moe, cowardly Of traitors. ba'
this ,i,y is the standpoint from when one
may view the inside Of the pea'e p'rty'
This is tho head quarters OF the so called
peace movement; and IL you would know
what the word peace means, rs the hypo
cr,,e. here interpret il. when they pa, IL on
their banners. I will tell you. !, means,
when emi..aries Of JeG. Davis are trying to
steal gus from the State Of Kentucky, they
should have peace. IL means. that when
.ecessionists wish to carry into Tennessee
al, manner Of war supplies, they should be
allowed Peaceably To pursue their Object.
Il means. in fact. that JET. Davis ana his
associate bsndi,h .hall be pcaceably allowed
to take possession Of the National Capital.
aud drive out tho peoples chosen officers
And your peace men IN the North know well
enough what IL means"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

Tux RiGnr STAND The beet Of the Demo
cratic papers in this State ; and in fact all
who are no, wholly given over to Southern
principles, are supporting Col jameson tor
Governor. In tins class are the Bath I'mc''
Augusta Age. Democratic Advocate. Rock
land Democrat, Republican Journal, Ban
glr Times and Aroo-took Times. These
paper. are high.tOued, and have such hold
on the loyal portion OF the democratic par
~ a. will white the Dana vote down 10 a
very small point. The terrors OF boiling
iron party which itself bol,ed last year,
can have no Influence. Let loyal men OF all
parties unite in reducing the traitor vote TO
the lowest possible figure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
Rally To tho Polls !!

There never has been time when u vas
moro important Tor every patriot to show
HI. love Of country by his at, than the pres
eu,. Republican institutions are imperilled
BY an armed rebellion. and the existence Of
the Government Is at stake. The Union
feeling Of Maine will be reckoned by the
votes cas-, on Monday next. Every vote
that shall be given for John W. Dana will
be claimed as . secession vote by the South
and traitor. everywhere. hence !, ). OF vast
Importance TO &c, out every man who Will
vote against hun. We owe IL to our own
State TO give such an expression Ms will he
overwhelming in favor Of the Union. Trea.-
ON should he everywhers rsbuked. aud c.
recially a, the poll.
We have no controversy with Union dem
oerau. While We believe vote ior Wash.
burn will tell MOS, eaectually against treas
on. We, IL our democratic friends think 9th
erwi.e, We end no fault with them for ,oi
ine for Col. Jameson. What NO most ear.
pestly implore che good people of Maine to
do Is to vote against John W. Dana. lie
!. political apO''a'e--a man who has de''
cended from once high and honorable po-
si,ion. down. down. down to become can.
didaie for traitors.
We earnestly cutrea, our friends to 90 to
the polls Don't leave man a, home who
will vote asains, Dana. There never was
time when a single vote wa.sp important a.
now. No, ,ha, we fear the deiea, Of Wash.
burn bu, we are voting for or Ssr'HH ihs
Uaisn. Every vote will tell one way or the
other. Turn out, good friends. in every
town and school district. Don't leave a
man At home who will vote right. let
there be long poll, a strong pull, and a
pull altogether among the friends OF the
Union. L., there be such vote fJr Wash
burn AMI jameson a. will roll back treason
20 its native reriiIion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
Tia Peace Party.

When you hear man crying out Tor
"rsace." set him down regular Jeh. pa'
Wis satellite. Peace at this crisis means a
degrading submission to rebels u means
lowering the knee to the jeff. Davis de'po,-
ism-a shameful surrender Of constitutional
rights. and q direct recognition OF rebellion
and treason. Every man who knows any
thing about the present condition OF things
between the two sections OF our country,
very we'll understands that the only alter.
naSvo left Is to 6eht or surrender. There
are no proiIers Of peace from the rebels !;
thore have been none since this rebellion
broke on, based upon any other theory than
an unconditional surrender OF the North 10
tho demands Of the South. That IL now.
and Ia. been the exact state OF tho case
from the beginning. Every true pa,rio, who
understand. these facts, will eco at once
,ha, there !. no ,enabic ground upon which
he can stand. except upon the basis OF first
subduing rebellion. and then treating I"
justice and equity dictates.
Another thing; the cry Of peace means
the end Of Republican institutions upon this
continent. Destroy this Government and
the light Of liberty goes down into the .om.
brc shades fen eternal night. Submission
TO the arrogant demands OF the Montgomery
dynasty il the destruction OF the Govern
The leading journals 10 the southern
Confederacy are already out for monarchy;
they are laying plans for central ari''oc.
racy. based upon the RICH, Of the rich 70
govern the poor. The right Of suffrage Is to
he bull, upon property. The new empire
is to con.i-, o, two classes Of subjects ION
the one side lords and nabobs on the other.
serfs and slaves.
II is no moro use to cry "psacc. peace,
now. when there is no peace" than |, was In
Patrick II.nry's day. The rro'cssed peace
party are the traitors. Their flag. are in
fac, the de,e.,able Palmetto. Down with
them whenever they rear their dirty heAd'.
IL !. too late now TO allow northern traitor.
TO exhibit their treason in hi. public man.
ner Down with all such infamous insults
to the friends OF the American Union
Make n bonfire Of tho ,a,,crcd rag. aud
scatter the ashes 20 the four winds II lIcav.
en-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

UMos TIcKEr N Knox. The Republic.
cans and Union Democrats OF Knox Coun.
" met a, Rockland on the 2l.t, and placed
in nomination Union ticket for Senator'S
and County officers. The Republican Con-
vcn,ion nominated Hon n. A. Farvell. for
Senator, and Bartlett Jackson. for Trcasu.
rer. The Democrats nominated Hon. r. X.
Smart, for Senator, and Robert Long for
Commissioner: Each Convention ratified
the nominations OF the other, and pledged
unanimous support of the ticket nOmina.
ted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
Now for tho Ballot-Box.!

Vote early; and then take your horse and
carriage aud go after some OF your ipOor
neighbors who have no means Of conveyance
to the polls.
Don't leave a man behind that will vote
for wi.hburn or jameson Rally from
hill aud valley, Look out Tor the traitors I!
See to I, tina, they do no, chea, homes, men !!
Stand by the billot-box aud scc tina, there
is no double voting, no cheating, no fraud !
Don't be afraid to spend one whole day
for your country Remember great issues
are at stake! Country or no country. is
the question! Every vote for tho Union
candidates will tell
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
Temperance Lecturer.

DR.. u. Colby. Agent ot tie State Ten.
perance Association. and Of the Grand Di.
vision Of tho SON. OF Temperance. will lee.
ture m thi. county a. follows:
A, South Parl.. Thursday evening. Sep.
temher 5ih.
Paris. Friday evening. sept. G.
Buckfeld, Saturday evening. SEPT :,
East Sumner. Sunday. 4 O'Clock. y. NJ,
Sept 4.
Canton. Sunday evening" o'cl's Sep, &
DiIfeld. Monday evening. sept o.
West Peru. Tuesday evening. Sept ~.
Fast Rumiord. wedne-l,y eve'g Sept. n.
Rumiord Corner. Thursday eve'g SEPT l2,
Anduvrr. Friday sIenIn'. scpt. -.
Beans Corner. Bethel. Saturday evening,
Sept. ~,
Middle Interval, Sunday, I O'Clock =. ".
sept. u.
Sept. IL.
Bryants Pond. Monday eve'g, Sept u.
Norway. Tuesday evening. sept, L..
North Waterford. "wednesday '''nrs,
Sept II.
South Waterfront, lhurslhy e'eh'pg'Sfpt.
10.
Sweden. Friday eveing, sept. ~,
Lowell. Saturday evening. sept. 81,
North fryeburg. Sunday, I O'Clock. ?.
NJ. Sept, 80.
fryeburg Sunday evening" o'clock. sept,
90.
Brown6eld. Monday evening. Sept. -.
Porter. Tuesday evening. sept. 81,
Hiram. Wcines lay evening. sept -.
Denmark. Thursday evening. SEPT, ~.
Brideton. Friday evening. sept -,
North Br,dgton. Saturday evening. Sept,
~.
Harrison Flat, Sunday. I O'Clock r ",
Sept. -.
Bolster. Mills. Sunday evening. o'clock,
Sept. 81,
The TREND. Of Temperance in each Of ths's
places mentioned. will do him the favor 70
make the necessary arrangements.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
In Waldo County, the Copperhead, have
nominated, for Senator, the Captain Of the
secession company at Freedom.

lloSoRs TO LlEur. RICHARDSON. Funeral
service. were to be held IN Garland on Sun.
day las, In honor Of the late Lyman L.
Richardson, 81 Lieut.. OF Capt. Levi Emer.
cons Company, IN the "a Name Regiment.
who died Of wounds received in thr hattie
near Manassas. Military honors. we are
informed. were also to DO paid in connection
with the religious ceremonies. by the Gar.
land Home Guard, escorted by the Corinth
Brass Band.
A subscription is in progress for the cree
ton Of a suitable monument in that town
to the memory Of the deceased.
Lieut.. Richardson was very worthy
young man. all Of whose aequaintanee' were
hi. personal friends. llc had been school
teacher In Garland, in which profession he
excelled. and but lew days before he leit
this city for the war. married daughter OF
Mr Elea,er Durham Of Garland Bangor
Jsfersonian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
For Tn, oSiorl Democr,l.
Items from Norway.

The Republicans Of Norway, held their
caucu. a, tho town house on Saturday last,
Sumner Burnham, E.q D.. was nominated rs
the Republican candidate for Representa-.
tive.
Tho Union Democrats, yesterday. pomi.
mated John 4. French az their candidate.
The Dana men hold theirs to-day.
NoEwAr LinER,L lNsrITurE. The Fall
term OF this school commenced yesterday
with 20 pupils; Eve other, have entered to.
day. making - IN all. Several more will
come in net, week. This, considering tho
hard ,ime-,) we think large number. for
which ~s are indebted to the popularity OF
our Principal.
NoxwAr, sept. {. 1901.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
Uniou peuocratic County Convention

The Union Democrats Of Oxford County
assembled at the Court House. on Wednc'
day, Sept. 4. and wers called to order b,
ID, II. Hastings. ESQ.
LYMAN Rawson. E.q.. was chosen tempo
rary chairman. ). II. Croker and Oliver
n. Mason were chosen temporary secre'a'
ries.
On motion OF Alvah Black. a committee
on credentials were chosen. consisting O
Alvah Black, d. r. Hastings. aud samue
Cbadbourne. whOso report, 'aoscquen'',
made. was accepted.
On motion Of ID. II. Hastings, com
mi,,cc on permanent organization were
chosen, consisting OF d. II. Hastings. ). Z
Andrews, and o'Neil W. Robinson. Jr.
which reported tina, the temporary organi
la,ion 10 made permanent, with the add
ton o! twelve Vice Presidents.
On motion OF ON. W. Robinson, Jr.
the following gentlemen were chosen com
mitice on Rc-olutions-0'N. w. Robinson
Jr., S. G. Andrews, b. W. Bryent. Noal
Il. Hubbard. John n. Thompson.
The following persons were then nomi
mated:
seua,or.. Richard Hutchinson. Of liar.
ford: Francis l.. Rice, Of Denmark.
Clerk Of the Courts. Alvah Black. Paris
County Attorney, d. Il. Hastings. Lowell
County Commissioner, VIM. I. Taylor
Potter.
County Treasurer, Horace Cummings
Paris.
On motion Of Alsah Black. the following
were chosen County Committee Al'a'
Black. =. &. Andrews. Luther II Luddcn
ON. W. Robinson. Jr.. d. II. Hastings
John II Spring and T.. ". Hobbs.
Remarks were made by d. II. Tasting
and Charles =. Kimball Of Portland.
Adjourned to 30 r. 81.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention met according TO ad
journment.
Remark. wcro made by Al'ah Black an'
). &. Andrews.
The Committee on RESOLUTIONS r"porie'
through the Chairman. ON. ". Robinson
Jt,. the resolutions adopted a, Augusta. b
the Jameson Convention, with the addition
OF one endorsing the nominations this da
made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

TnE SWORD. Thi. is the title prefIed to
a discourse. delivered IN Hampton. April
eS,h. by Rev. j. X. Mason, Pastor Of the
Congregational church and society. One
clause Of the text is this. "lle that hath
no sword lot him sell hi, garment and buy
one." We have been able to read bu, q por.
ton Of the sermon; but find i, to be firm.
clear and iOrcible appeal to patriots and
christians to JOIN in crushing the rebellion.
IL is published by COMMITTEE, to whom 4
copy was furnished for tbs purpose.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

A company Of cavalry was organized a,
Woodstock. on Tuesday last. The officers
chosen were. Joshua y. Whitman. OF Green.
wood, Captain; John Day. IS Woodstock,
Is. Lieutenant, l.. NJ. Hobbs, OF Wood
stock. 81 Lieutenant (: Dustin Bryant, OF
Greenwood, CornO,. for,y.,wo men have
enrolled themselves already, and more are
ready to JPN. The company is made up OF
men from the towns OF Woodstock, Paris,
and Greenwood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

Michael Res.hner died a, Flag St'f, Ne.
on the 18th inst. aged s.. lie wa. il''
merly a soldier In tho armies Of France IL
more than fourteen years. lie served under
Napoleon BotaPar,e in hi. campaigns in IT,
ally, Spain, Austria, Germany. Prussia an!
Russia. and was in the battles II Moscow.
AusterlltI, and several Others lie Wh'
wounded severely three tunes once IN TO
head by bullet. once by the stroke OF q
cu,la-- on the head, and once by a bayone'
thrust through the thigh. Three YEAR Ut
hi. service were .pon, in tho artillery, ari
the remainder In the cavalry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

DECLARATION OF TnE RnoDE l'iASp L.
rL,ruRE. At the recen, meeting OF 'hl
Rhode Island Legislature, the following rs
olution Va. adopted
Resolution TO sustain the General Govern
ment in its efforts to preserve the UoIon
I" Rs,olred, That in the present crisi. OF
our public Affairs. there ought to be iul'
and sincere union Of all political parties IN
support Of the con.tItutionally elected gov
eminent of the United States: aud that
hi. general Assembly pledges TO the Pref
den, Of the United States the best eHers''n'
Of the government and people OF Rhode
Island. aud its entire resources Tor the r'''-
erya,ion of the Union"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

MuSuIcESr DoS,rIoS. It's annonneei
a, the late meeting Of the Alumni Of lil'
College. that the Scientific Department Of
tina, Institution had received during Tie
collegiate year a second donation Of S5o""
from Joseph +. Sheffield. Esq, OF ""
Haven. The course OF education IN tbs
Department il essentially that Of the P''y.
,echnic school. OF Europe, and i designed
to ct young men for commercial and other
practical pursuits. a, we'll a, for the direct
applications OF science.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

uSoS GrsRps. A company OF Union
Guard. was formed a, Bryant's Pond. last
Friday. Perrin Dudley wa. elected Cap
tain; and I. Il. Knish, and W. ID. Lap.
ham. Lleutenants.
Notice was given. a, the caucus, on Sat
urday. Of a meeting. at So. Paris. Thurs.
day evening, for the purpose Of forming a
company, a, that place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

FINE At wILcuvILLE. Between !" ana
o'clock yesterday morning a FIRE WAS CIV
covered issuing from the large saw mill o.
d. F. King 4 Co., and in fe~ minutes no
entire structure. with its contents was de''
,royed. The origin Of the Ere i' only q
matter Of conjecture; it is probable that u
took from fires in the woods near, though
|, may be the work Of an incendiary. Inc
water has been 90 low for lew wee"
pa., that the mill has not been in opera
ton. The loss is from four to I'VE 'housan'
dollar,-par,ially insured IN John E. DO"'
agency. daily Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
Look out for Bogus Votes.

We have knowledge ,ha, the printing
otsce. At Norway. has been employed dur.
Ing the week IN getting up bogus votes.
The candidate. who hope 10 prOd, by thu.
game. are those Who have been eptnrsed BY
tsth democratic Conventions, and hope to
vor> in enough Of these spurious vote. t,
secure an election. LIT our friends keep a
sharp look Ou, for thee votes. that they DO
not reach The halloi-boI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

APPOINTMENT or PosrN,sTERs. We learn
,ha, samuel lll'ley. E'q., hA. been appoint.
"a postmaster at fryebur,, vice W. II Al.
den. Danaiic. removed.
Dr. u. q Town, has been appointed
postmaster u, Lowell village.
Geo. Dana Austin, is the new postmaster
a, DIarld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
Bears Of Old Oxford! Out Of
your Dens!

Let there be such GEowL heard from the
Bears Of Old Oxford. on Monday next. a.
~,ll carry CONSERVATION INTO the traitors
camp. Come out from your den', every
bruin Of you! Show your teeth to the
traitors! Attack them ia from; aud rear
Remember your deeds Of ,alor in :he past
shs battles you have fought, the victories
sos haze won. Take the COpperheads by
al, throat, and make an end Of the degen-
~,,s race. Bear. Of Old Oxford. again to
shs charge
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

PENSIONERS To BE SWORN. a late regula-
ton Of tho Department requires oil Pen.
sion Agents to refuse payment to such PEN
.ioner. as will not take the oath OF alles''
anee TO the gosernment. This may hi; some
cases in Maine. which It will b, worth tho
while to look after.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

DISCHARGED. Daniel Eaton, arrested and
committed to jail. on charge Of causing tho
death Of q O. E.,es OF Bethel. was exam.
ncd before Trial justice Hobbs. week be-
fore last There no, being sufficient, evil.
dcnec to warnn, binding him over. the prs
oncr wa. discharged.