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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15
The Madness Of the Hour.

Tho Boston Atlas and lee has been per-
mittei 10 make the following cT,rAe, from =
private letter from q gentleman OF high 90.
cial position residing in the central part Of
Mississippi lie sa STAKEHOLDER. and ha,
some sixteen o! tho 4" human ehattel. en-
ployed as daily servants in tie household
Z" am doomed TO di.appoint you again
my arrangement, were made 90 pay you
my money in the hands Of n. good and
prompt men as are in the State. and I Eel,
jus, as sure OF I, on the hr,, day Of Jan.
uary ~ man could be. But then came ar.
eur,sd ',osuoH, and the ro-ul, has been 10
paralyIs everything cannot collect
dollar-no one pays-all business and col.
lsctiOns are at a complete stand. Men that
have money and could pay. II 50 disposed.
willHoi pay. They 'ay they must keep IL
again'. the evil days ahead tina, they an
,ieipate civil war In our very midst. and
then money they must have 10 protect or rc-
uiO'o tuclF ianllVr' ouE oNst' H' WV
ded-gone on, Of the Union. She has no
credit. mus, rc.ors,o direc. taxation, which
tho people will rc.is, and then comes the
dreadful reckoning between them and tho
base rascal', dsmasogues and politicians,
who have led them on TO their ruin. But
for my property hero I should leave a, once.
I stay to proven, conh'catiou. which will b
resor,ed to against all nonresident proper
ty holders.
You can form no idea Of the madness
which prevails here, nor Of the di'trc.'s
among our people. Our county i almost
destitute Of mea, and bread, ,h, poor are
accumula,ing upon our hands, and where
all this 10 10 end God only knows"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

LEGISLATIVE vi.r The Governor and
Council. With both branehe. Of the Ls:i'.
ia,ur-. ,i.itcd Portland, last Friday, by
invitation Of the city authorities. After
examining the new city buil'Iins. the mem.
'cr- we're furnished with dinner, a, the 's''
,ral hotels. returning to Augusta, by special
train. in the afternoon.
We observe thu, bill has been intro
duccd, and ordered to h. printed. providing
FOR holding the mex, -c-.ion Of the Lesi'la'
iure in Portland. The condition. are that
the city shall give a perpetual lea-- Of such
room. a. may h necessary, shall furnish
them q. the Governor may direct. and rc
move 20 Portland. free from charge to The
State, such public property as .hall b
required. When these conditions are iul'
SLED, if the Ae, ,hall pa.- the legislature,
the Governor j. required to issue hi. proela'
nation. eon'enrpg the neI, Legislature in
Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

A SENSIBLE virw. Tho Raleigh mo.
Carolina) Standard, closes an article on the
Vii, 81 Tho secession movement. and the
var likely To grow out Of 10. With tho iol'
lowing truthful paragraph;
Heavy taxes will result. from these wars
Th.ss taxe, must be paid mainly out oil
.lavc labor. Strong governments will be
established. and will bear heavily on the
masses. Th, moses wiHai hngm rise NJ
aud destroy ,re,ythinr IN their ~ay. STAFF
bond, ~iR BE- rrpsd.aisd. Ba"' ~'H breai
W,Jrr, and orphans 'e'Hts reduced TO Ss
gary. The s,rord WiR raw erryrAsrs par
amount 10 az lac. The rhoh rorh ouf''d'
ne ,lareioidias Sais. with eight sIesf'
tions. Is opposed 10 siaro,: and TIE ~hOh
no,id. with slave labor thus rendered in'e
cure and comparatively vsluelc''. r'H TAX
side, ruth he North against Us. The end
will be-Aholiiony"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

ASorutR =" CoLp rRIp,r." The sudden
change from moderate weather TO Arctic
temperature, almost entities last Friday To
- clA.-cd with the " cold Friday 1916,
which IL nearly approached in severity.
The Thermometer, measured as low ne 3,
belJw zero. in this town. and ranged from
- TO 30 IN most Of the towns where obser.
walton. were recorded The furious gale,
accompanying. seems to have extended from
Maryland. where il was most severe on
Thursday, North. Chimneys were blown
down. trees upr. o,ed, and houses unroof,d,
N all is course. 90 lar North as Massichu
.c,,s. The snow became - den-e!y packed
that railway communication hecams almost
entirely checked. The iriiu from leland
Pond. Friday morning. did no. reach Port.
land till : o'clock. Saturday night. From
Toronto. the road was completely blocked
up. Other road. met with the sams eI-
perience.
Tie weather moderated somewhat on
Saturday and Monday. the sun MAJ. the
fret decided impression observed this winter.
On Tuesday. rain caused the body OF
snow TO settle nearly one-half. Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

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= s..,.. un.h .,o.,;.,cs m ,..shin,
a, nj, 81 81, !. ,.u;,,,, nth ma, AZ
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

DR.. Colby. lecture. a, this place, on
Sunday evening. drew on, quite large
audience. DR.. &. spoke for something more
than I'm hour. in b.. usually interesting
manner. appealing particularly 70 the peo'
pie TO save the boys rom temptation. that
the present generation nigh, not GIL up the
rank, Of the pre.en, army of drunkard..
Those who are now confirmed drunkard.,
ten years hence. will be either dead or re-
formed. L, wasa. necessary to stop max
ing new drunkard. as TO reform old ones.
lie urged tba, tho sentiment which has
lately been formed. tia, i, was no harm TO
indulge in cider. ale and wine, was beeom.
ing the creates, drawback against which
the friends Of temperance had % contend.
The appetite formed for these drinks would
never rest content without something
stronger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15
Movements OF Mr.. Lincoln.

Mr.. lincoln LEI, Springfield, ~ roui, for
Washington. on Monday morning. a, tbe
station we're a-cmblei an immsn., con.
eoar~e Of hi. friend. aud neishhor. After
taxing many by the hand. he esde them
all Sdieu a. follows. lie said
"So one not in nv position can aprre-
eia,e the sadness 'ecl In parting; 4 duty
de,olvrs upon ne which. Icrhsp-. Z. gr~ster
than has drvol,ei upon Any ether SINCE the
DAYS Of Washington. lie never ~ouli have
succeeded but tor the all of Divine rrovI-
dencs. upon which hs at all tim~s relied.
feel that I cannot succeed without the
cam. Divins AID that sustained him. and IN
the same Alnish,y Being ! place nv ~
lance ior support, hcr- yon, my friends,
will al tr.y tka, ! nav receive that d.
vine a-.i-t.u,., without wLi-h | e.nnu,
.oec.-l. '.uI Nth Which .uccs's. ~ c~riAin
A:,in ~ yan ~ m ss-c',"u,io far"
we'll" (l.,ai srr'.1se. With ere. Of - We
WILL prav &c you' y
The Pr-.,d-nt elee, evineci gr~s, emo
ton. and h,. old nsishhVr- ~src sfeetel II
tears.
lie reached Cincinnati. Tuesday, where
he va. welcomed by the Mayor, and "a.
escorted TO the Burnett House, amid the
widest excitement. On his arrival he al.
dressed the citizen. brieay. n follows.
81 have srnk.n bat once h-io-- in GIN
cinn,ti. and that VAS the wear prr,ioo. To
the Presidential election +: on that occasion
in playful mauir. but with sincere
words. I addressed much OF what .lit 90
the KentucktAn-. gave II a. INV orinion
that we. AZ Republicans, would ultimately
beat them a. Democrats, but they could
postpone tina, result longer Nv nominating;
senator Dot: las Tor the Presidency. They
dil not IN any true sense nominate him.
AMI the r,-sul, la. come CERTAINLY as sOon A.
| expected. also told them how expect
81 they would he treated after they should
have been hcAten. and now Wish 81 call
their attention 10 what | then slid. said
when ~ d. az We .ay ne will. heat YOU.
,ha, r~rh,p. you will want to know wh.,
We will ID with YOU. will go a. far a.
am authorized 90 spsak for the opposition.
We mean 60 treat you as ne'r A. ps--ible NJ
Washington. jefferson and Madison treated
YOU. We mean u lave you alone, and IN
% way interfere with your Constitution.
70 Ahiir nv all and every Compromise Of the
Contribution. and IN word. treat you a.
far a. degenerate men eau. II VIC have de-
generated any. according 10 the example Of
,hn.e noble fathers Wemesn o. remember
that Won are q. good a. 80 are that tn"rr
l. no difference between IL other than dit
ference of circum.Ance- We mean Co r..
eo,nrIs and hrar IN mind always that you
have a. good hearts in your bo.om. Ne OTTER
people. or a. We CLAIM to have, and ,rea,
ven accordingly. Fellow eitiIens Of Ken
tucky-lriends and brethren NAV not call
yca-in Inv new position see no occasion
and feel m inclination 20 retraet a word Of
thi. II i: shall no, h. made good, be as.
.arel the iaul, shall not be mine"
Grc,, enthusiasm wa. manifested during
the delivery OF this shor, address.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15
Temperance Lectures. .

DR.. b. Colby asen, Of the State Temper
ance association and Of the Grand Division
Of the State. will lecture In Oxford coln'.
a. follows. Will the friends Of tsmr~rAac
In each Of the places eco that arrangement
are made and due notice given:
Sweden. Saturday eve, Feb. 10.
Lowell. Sunday eve. Feb. IL.
North Fryeburg Monday eve. Feb. Is.
Fryehurs, tuesday eve, Feb. ID.
Brown6-ir. "Wednesday eve. Feb. 20.
Hiram, Thursday eve, Feb. 81.
Denmark, Friday eve, Feb. ~.
Bridston. SATURDAY eve. Feb. y.
North Bridston. Sondsy eve. Feb. ~.
Harrison. Monjsy eve. Feb. IS.
Bol.,,rs Mills. Tuesday eve. Feb. 60.
Oxford, "Wednesday eve, Feb %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

fsozr> TO Darn. Mr.. Thomas Town.
send Of this :own met with shocking death
on Friday last. Ito went to drive his cat
tie to water some thirty rods from his house,
and bsips ab-en, longer than ~a' thought
necessary for tina, purpose, he vas searched
for by hi. family. and found in tho snow
frozen to death. Mr.. Townsend was abou,
seventy years Of age. and among our most
respected citizens. Friday was considered
here by the " oldes, inhabitants " tho cold.
Is, day within their recollection since " tho
cold Friday"
DlIheld. Feb. II. 1861.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

FATAL ACCIDENT. Capt. John Kelsey
died at hi, residence in Mexico on Sunday
morning the 10Th inst. aged about GG years.
Thi. sudden death was under circumstances
peculiarly distressing to his friends. On
Friday evening. tbs 9Th inst. Mr.. X. was
passing through Ills ,i.tips room in the
dark. A door opens out ofthis room to the
cellar kitchen in the basement. This door
was open. and Mr.. X. fell down the stairs.
severely iraeturing his skull. and otherwise
ipjurins him. lilo was taken up entirely
renselcss and specifies, IN which condition
he remained Gill his death.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

Tux fiGur PosIrosrD. The force before
Fort Piekens has been withdrawn. The
State troops are said to DO afraid tho
Brooklyn and wyandotte would FIRE into
them. The time Tor an attack upon sum.
ter has been postponed from time to time !:
and /, is now asserted that the question has
been referred to the Montgomery Conven.
ton. Gov. Piekens does not wish to take
the responsibility. Arrangements have
been made to promptly reinforce Sumter
should an attack be made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

TnE GRrir SSo- SroRs ~ CAN.pi. The
Toronto Globs Of Monday says tina, the
heavy snow storm Of Friday Las, caused
srea, detention to the trains. The az o.
clock train on the Great Western Railroad.
from Hamilton FOR Toronto, 20, showed up
within two miles Of Wellington square and
did not arrive a, Toronto until noon on Sat.
friday. The trains were generally twelve
and fourteen hours behind time on the Great
Western. On the Grand Trunk the rails
wero covered with les TO the thickness OF au
tneh. Eis, OF Kingston the track Va, hid
den by drifts FIVE and eigh, fee, high.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

Some {" fearful souls >" think II disuaion
should take place the Cotton States would
form an alliance with England, sell her al
tho cotton. and that the Northern Factories
would 90 - ruin through inability to pro-
cure the raw material As though Yankee
money would not buy cotton As though
hatred Of the North for not approving and
extending. slavery would DO moro intense
than hstrel Of England. whose colonies az
ford safe asylum for fugitive slaves
bath Times (denocratic.)
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

Lowrs DrrIn. The following aniabe
paragraph reveals tho Tact that :" Friar'
Point. Miss" is q poin, tina, tho inferna'
region. canno, hold candle to. Give IL 4
wide berth:
:, The vigilance committee have sworn d
hang every Northern man who comes her,
from this time until tho 18th OF March. and
all such had better be IN HI than frar''
Point" "SAsrEL j. HALLE"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

The people At Savannah have been in
dalsins In the luxury Of investing an Eng.
li,h captain in q evat Of tar and feathers
The offence was tbathe allowed hi' n-gru
s,eyedore 70 rt at table with him. Tbosc
fellow. will probably End tina. Il costs more
to in.ul, an English ci,ircn than to insult,
main. or hang . citizen Of the United
Staies Other governments do no, follow cor
example Of abandoning citizens to the ten
der msrcies OF mob
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15
ruslIs.Ep Eyrxr rEIpAr MORNING nv
VIM. A. PIDGIN & Co..
rRorRirroks.
JOHN J. FERRY. Edi'o"

TERNs.-op. Dollar ssd F'', C'r'', PEI
wear, in advance; Too pOfta's, a, the end oi The
year.
Clubbing. W. -ood respectfully call the
.u.e,oa on ..c A o. ar, disposed 90 c'-lihsit aid
!. ,x,..diBr the circulation u q hone psFer 10
tA. folie~iag sasr;
We .il seal
10 CsPie., zoe one var. Zoe 1880
20 Copies, zoe Ors year. SOC 1000
Asi oss copy To the person getting ~ the elsh.
The u,oseN mast aecbHpaR, the o'de'.
HS. VI, rsUeRgiu 4 Co.. 10 state street,
Bo.,os, asd t23 Nassau Street, New Noih, aF-
our s.shout~d .geat..
JOB PRINTING neaily executed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

ioLsrs. Tur MuEDrErE, PsKpcNrp
About year since, in M article showing
the con,ras, between rich williams and poor
one-, suggested by the commuiaiion OF tho
sentence Of Holmes. we predicted ,ha. the
nett &C, in the farce would be bic uneondi.
,icn.l pardon, and tina, it would no, be
long delayed. We hav, now the iniolli.
ccnes that the Pr-sid.n, he. granted him a
full pardon. Aud 50 the gallow' Is fairly
cheated % u. ,c''n; because BE- bad rich
relations. A'wa. ahandan'ly proved IN
the Go. OF CO. and Williams. had hc
hesu POOR eulpri'. be mus, have hung ~
high a. ilaman Nor, e,EF'c'- evidence
that a man'- cuilt :. ,''iuatei by ,h- depth
OF hi. pu'.-. eiuno, he produced. TIE farce
h.. secured HIM FIRM the reach OF Ja4ss
Lynch, proving n blessing TO him, rather
than a punishment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

Tsrrn,scr CONVENTION. The Hon.
Neal Dow il announced u. ono Of the speak.
er'at the Temperance Convention, q, Bethel,
on "Wednesday and Thursday OF this week.
We are informed that the Association will
hold another Convention. at South Paris,
or Norway, in about two weeks, at which
Mr. Dow will be present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

AHrurR's MAGAZINE. We have new
vi.i,er. the present year, in this etc'llcn.
Magazine. published by Mcssr. 7. 5. Ar.
thur & Co., OF Philadelphia. Though les.
pretending in form and price, than the
other mou,hliss. We 6nd II to be filled with
hnc engravine'. with agOod variety Of in
tere.,ipg and eiesllen, articles. The price,
too dollars. with discoun, TO club, ], ~
low Oh at oil can aGJrd to Rad 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

Ora YEAK-A child. book in pra.s and
verse, hy the author 81 John Halifax
gentleman. Harper and Brothers, New
York
This ia little work, designed by the fan
nuthorr--, 90 amuss and instruct children
7, eon,ain. articles in prose and poetry
md adapted TO each month in the year. II,
poetry i suggestive, natural and pleasing,
it, prose is familiar. instructive and enter
tanning ana there - an overflow Of -osia
sentiment and eheerfulne.s. Of virtue and
domestic ieli.ity which should commend |,
% every parent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

The New York correspondent, Of the Bo.-
ton Journal, intims,es that the Tribune
will No, support Mr.. Lincoln's adminr,ra.
ton. but will r.llya new party for the
abolition Of slavery In all the States where
|, now exists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

fIRr. The paper mill Of Me-r,. A. c.
Denison 4 Co.. at Mechanic Falls. wa.
somewhat damaged by Gro. on Sunday,
week. by the aid Of their force pump Il,
Was eI,insu''bei very soon after being dis
covered. Supposed to have eaugh, from a
stove. in which FIRE had been kindled 20
prevent the freezing Of the pulp. Damage
about $500. which is covered by insurance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

PREPARING ros DErNcr. The women
and children from Fort Sumter. arrived In
New York. on Wednesday Of last week.
They repOr, tho garrison in good health and
spirits, and determined to defend tho for
,re.s TO the last; and they are confident IN
their ability to hold IL against oil the force
that can b brought sgainst them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

Gov washburu has directed the Maine
delegation in Congress to represent the
State in the " Peace Congress " now as.
sembled in Washington.
Gen. Wool who i. q member OF this con.
venuon. demand. at tho outset, . guaranty
from the Border States. that tho Federal
Capital shall not DO attacked.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

The bill Of indictment against eI-Secre-
tary lloyd, found IN pursuance OF the pre-
sentiment Of the grand jury Of the Di,tric.
Of Columbia. charges him with having nc.
eep,cd Russcll's drafts. without requiring
an equivalent in service, to the amount. Of
over 81, OOO, 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

ScuOot EInrRIIioS. We have an anon.
ymou. notice OF an exhibition a, tho close
o, q district School. in sbelburnc. y. II
The school has been under the charge Of
Mr.. A. Chandler, IT,, Of Bethel, ~ho-e as
.iduou' effort. have resulted in q profitable
term. aud highly successful exhibition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

An an.i-.lavsry convention was hsla a,
Albany, n. Y. las. week. Attempts wero
made to break up the meeting, in imitation
OF the Boston rowdie.. Tho Mayor Of Al
bany. however. attended, with largo po-
lice force, who promptly elected every per-
son who attempted any disturbances. Free
Speech was fully ,indicated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

The AMERICAN MEpic,t TVS" !. a
Medical Journal published in New York. by
Bullier. Brothers. The second volume
eopuenc-i IN January. I, ia issued week.
". each nr,ab.r containing eighteen pages,
large octave. in danhle elumn-. This
oarual - conducted with marked ability.
..ad contains contributions frum the most
'nineni professor. and medical men 81 New
York. In IL. reports Of Lectures md
tiIn'ques /, gives an admirable digest Of tho
practice Of the present. day. Containing,
"' does i~e'are. on Dip,heria, by Prof
Clark on Military sarser,. by Professor
Hamilton; on Surgery, by Prof. Wood
and on Diseases OF Women BY Prof. Barker
t,soi the greatest value 20 the Prac,i,i,n,
G. Price, 81 rer anuum.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

TLc 81. Carolina Comm i.sion.- have ar.
rived in Paris. They were cour,,ou'ly re-
eri'ei. bu, no ,neOurasemen,s scro gwen
,ha, they would 10 recognized. Napoleon
u reported 10 have declared ,ha, 10 cotton 10
king. IL has not We, ben crowned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

Two engines. on the Andro'cossin road.
were somewhat damaged, 10y collision. on
Monday. The two were running in the
same direction. when the one in from. being
thrown from the track. VA, run down be-
fore an alarm could BE- given to the other
Damage about 500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

The Bethel Courier cay. it is estimated
that IS inches Of snow has fallen. in tina,
vicinity. this winter.-a larger quantity
than has been on the ground ut one time
since 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

The bondsmen OF Peck. for 1858, have
sen, a memorial to the legislature. asking
that speedy settlement may DO effected.
they wish case made up 70. the Courts ;
or offer to refer the matter to referees out.
side the State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

We hear but one repor, from those who
uss Perry DAVIS Vegetable Pain Killer,
and that is that its wonderful power 10 70.
l,e,ine the most severe pain has never been
equalled. Ii will seldom fail II applied ac'
eording TO directions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15
The vote Declared.

In joint Convention, on wednesday, A.
braham Lincoln va. declared 10 bc con.ti,u.
tionaliy elected President and Hannibal
IIamlin. Vice President. for the term com.
meneins March 1. 1901. No disturbances
occurred.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15
Glorious Result In Tennessee.

Dispatches state that Teoe es.es has gone
Tor the Union by $4,000 majority. There
will be no convention. One County. Chat
ham wss unit, for the Union.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

Mr. John Mann. with the exception Of
Hon. John Pren,iss. the oldest printer and
editor in n. H.. diod at Dover, on the 81
inst. 10 the sd year OF his age. lie va.
engaged in the publication Of . newspaper
in 1879. Tha Enquirer saws: " lie MAS
an intelligent and well.iniorued editor. an
accurate printer, and an honest, kiud.hsart.
ID man."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

Altered ,hre... on the Worcester Bank,
Mass, are in circulation in Mas. Altered
from another plate, and 50 poorly dOno as
% BE- easily detected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

The Southern Confeisracy has been or.
gained, at Montgomery. JeG Davis ha,
been elected President, and \. II stephens.
Vice President. Both gentlemen accept.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

Two Salmon. the frs, Of the season. were
taken a, Bangor, last week. They weigh.
ed. respectively. i6 and 20 pounds.