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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

has been caused BY the inhumsn. upchris.
tian treatment the slsvss have received sl
our hands sines the eommeoeeaeat Of the
var. wsha,s. to please the Shareholders ia
the border states, and the dooehiAces In the
Tree s,ates. made enemies Of three or ioar
millions. Who uere our natural allies. IN
the nett place, While the rebels have been
employ ry the blacks to do nearly oil their
hard labor and ssrviee. We have been CON-
p.llinr our northern soldier, To do this very
th,n,. Had ve shown our-elvcs friendly to
the slave population. they would have glad.
" come TO our rslie: in this respect. and We
should have bad . sufficient number come
within our lines To relieve our poor colder.
from digging our ,r-nche., building our
brcsstworts. and erecting our Notifications.
We have adopted policy which has opera.
tel to secure the services Of the slave popu.
lstion to the res'ls. and deprive ourselves OF
IL. We have virtually relieved the rebel
soldier. from the severity Of army labor.
and iorccd our Own men to Do 10; m other
words. we appropriated the slave labor 20
the ben-f, Of the rebels and deprived our
-l,e- 81 10. Again. the same policy has
enabled the rrh-,- TO arm and discipline their
n.sr.. and make them an .hs'e"' corp- TO
10 he attached to their sruies. These are
the very reiniorcemern ". now most need
TO garrison our fors IN the tropical regions
Of our country. and take the place OF our
men wLo never can stand the severity OF .
southern climate IN the hot months Of the
year. I, proper here 10 remark that the
policy Of the federal su'srnneo, has been
SHAPED. % far as ,hi. question !. concerned.
With . ,,e~ to cOucilis,e the loyal men in
in ,h- border .lav. states. aud thereby fo.,er
and strengthen up the totter'ns 'yss~m OF
slavery within their border-. II u has bcn-
.s,ed even The Shareholder. in the border
states, the great MAS Of loyal men Ia the
trr. state. have fsil~i 90 .s- 10. II the 10y.
al t,eo IN the .lsv. state. have rot becu BEN
Gifted by il. then nob,dy has, While Il ta.
IN rs OPERATION opon the north -rnt 10 an
un,imrly grave Thousand. upon Thousands
Of our br,vs yoang men -h" have enlisted
their all 10 save their sr'-rn-rrt from de-
dc-,ruciion az the hand. Of the slave r1w-r
L. thee remark, We ,mre,ch neither the
Patriotism nor the eooi iuicn,ion. OF our
rulers. ia, IN all popular governments the
people have a right TO en'sria'n oian,cn.
and eIrr--- them IN apropsr. respectful
manner We simply give expression to the
views Of thousand. uP'a question OF gov.
erntnen,.i policy, s'N-si ~h'eh n'cn are very
apt to differ Jaise We ~hs, they .,y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

Tur Pnns AND CIV. il.LlrcK. An or
der Of the General commanding in the Yves
tern Division. sI?ell. all correspondents
irom hi. linc. They ~aitrd on him in q
BODY. rrprr-entins the Importance to the
public Of Information relating to the ,olun.
,eer, In hi. army. and pledged him no, to
publish any movement without consent.
But his decision Was inacIlble and they
were informed ,hA, any Of their number de-
,c,ei in passing the lines would be 80: a,
work on the trenches.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

VERDICT IN 4 LInrL Sur. d. II. Craig,
aesn, Of the associated press has just re
covered . verdict Of $50 from y. U. j.
Smith. The matter IN suit MAS the state
men,. that Craig had cut the wires 90 that
spectators could profit BY d''pa,ehss from
Europe. According to letter in the Port
land Advertiser this verde, will no, pay the
plaintiff for the black'ng Smith gave him
on the trial. citing a'ide the original charge.
Smith managed the case. putting In The
t:ath Of the charge - his defence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30
Railroad Notice.

TIE Rspuhl,can State CoDm'i'"s have
mai. arr.n .rmsut. 18th = T c"r-sr, EsQ,.
Sar-rin,ud-n, ct the q T. u. X. T. carry
dsl-ss,c- from al stations On that rad, IN
Nam. 10 the REPUBLICAN State Cnn'~n''nn.
N h. holden At Portland, jane 5,h, lsGs.
on al rCgalar trains. At hall fare They
rarrhas- ti,k -,- al the usual rate % q
in~n. and Will have checks FURNISHED them
a. Jt~ C"ryinu,n 10 return. Per Order.
Nv 9th. l~69
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

AZ Eicvllrsr Corsu MEDICINE weets
Magic Compound . certainly among II not
the be., preparation for coughs, boa" ness,
and other kindred complaints. We know
Of several who ba'o tried IL with 'uece-.,
and DO no, hesitate TO commend !, to public
favor. IL 70 not . no-'rum in company
with the quaet medicines Of the day. but a
good article Tor the purpose above named.
We call attention To advertisement, in an.
other column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

RIor At BstrsoKE When the nss, Of
the repulse OF Gen. Banks Wa. first received.
!, was stated that the Maryland Regimen,
Was nearly destroyed, and III. Colonel Killed.
The .ooesher' were jabllini. much TO the
annoyance Of Union men. who endeavor,d
to stop them. Much disturbance occurred
on Sunday bs, on Monday. the s-cc-her,
had Withdrawn from the streets. The Tn.
ion citizens forced all tbs newspaper Office.
to hoist the Union a,s. The military 81.
ihor'ties Dbl NJ, interfere. the police seing
able TO prevent an outbreak. Tho Union
sentiment, seems to have obtained decided
ascendence in the city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30
A srrycu rRov Gry. McCrrtus. II

A Srrycn rRov GrS MoCiTtnS. The
following speech was made by Gen. MeCicl'
Ian TO the 9Th Maine regiment, alter the
battle Of Williamsburg
' SolS,,r,-l have com. 90 thank you Tor
your good conduct and gailan,ry. On iha,
liitlr PLAN yoo sav-d our army from dl--
graceful defeat. You would have dc."r,ed
cqa,l praise had you is-n o'er~ hsImrd by
the masses tina, were hurled against you.
You dr-r,e the bishes, ihsnt' Of your
country. and your State 'ho"ld - justly
proud Of you. Brsr on your e'lor, the tn
.crip,icn. Williamsburg. IN token Of your
br,rery. and Ne the hiehe,, hjnor that can
confer upon you.
Soldiers. my words are feeble. but IRON
the bottom OF my hear, I thank you"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

4 LoupnS, CoSGREsSiS STitL roR rHE
usIoS. An officer Of the Ma.nchuse,t.
3lst writes FROM New Orl,An. a. follow.
Last night the oGoer Of the guard At
the ST Charles w.. acco'sei by . gentleman
whom he found to b Bouligny, one Of the
last Representatives whom Louisiana sen.
to Congress. and ~ho had held Oh, Tor the
Union long alter his State seeded. Snes
tina, time thar man has fought no i,p than
Sr,n ds,',-nearly Que . month-.olely on
account OF bi. Union sentiments. IL 10
nov . MANNED man. hi, lef. hand shattered
and lef, arm paralyr,d, and one or bath Of
hi. lee, injured Tha, !. literally stand
ing up Tor the Union. and he say. he il .ull
as .uonga Union man a. ever. All honor
To him aud oil like him, May they 30
many"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

10 b nur,ed up At the sspsnss OF northern
blood and northern treasure! These and
Other similar questions. are being a'ted sv.
cry day In the highways and byways. In tho
streets aud around 6resides. many Of which
have already been dc.ola,cd BY the loAs OF
fathers and brothers, sous and husbands. In
this var against the government. Tbess
questions will continue to be asked ja'' 20
long ss slavery. the cause Of oil the evils In.
eden, to and connected with this rebellion.
shall be suffered to exercise iis power aud
influence In aid Of treason and secession.
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psr.rprSr LNooLS. wi,hoo, any adj.

PRrsIprSr LscoLs. wi,hoa, any al.
vantages of wealth. birth. education. man.
ners. personal appearance. personal cpnnee.
tions. or eSper'snee IN pablic lie. President
Lincoln ha. taush, the country To cnnhis
in him with almost implici, trust. Til. IL
the must eiiraordinAr, moral Phenomenon
vi which We have any recollection. How
are we ~ account Tor t?
lie !. q living etempli6catiOn OF the i'm.
portsnt truth that VI nil the elements of 10.
nuence non. !. 90 powerful a. character.
Kno~lejse. to he sure. is power, according
10 the adags 90 wealth 10 power. social
position !. power. great capacity for polI:i.
cal in,rigdsrpOwsr. eloquencs aud brillIan!
intellectual gills are power; bat u Is much
more emphatically true that character i.
power. Mr. LlSCoLs ha. become - strong
in the esteem OF ~. cIuntrymsn. because he
has gwen evidence OF strong character
held in ,ubordination 10 high moral princi.
ple. or rather. because his uncommon strength
OF character consists ia the robo.tbcs. u
h.. moral nature. IN. Y. World.
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Az Awsw,.pC.r. The Cincinnati co

Az Awxw,RpC,sr. The Cincinnati cor.
responder, OF the Tribune give. the follow.
ing expose Of an afair likely to prove em'
barrA..,ns 10 some Of the par,ie. interested {;
{" 4 rather ri,h development la. jus, Ia.
ken place. which has given community .
Gimp. into the heart oi Democracy IN Gen.
erai. and The Inquirer Ofirc m particular
tn. Democratic parnsl rcpic-- IN having
the brothers MciAne-wa.h. and Wiley
az prnpr,ctor> and .dI,or.. The other day
Mr. Wiley Meiabc vas walking down the
-,rr,. with sir. Shai3,nscr. when they
encountered one OF our mnst Respectable and
lo,ai tiiiisn.. Mr lester Tsylor. McLsne,
m,.'skinc him for liquor merchant here.
y u DAVIS by name. vent hru'qnely up
~ Mr. TAYLOR. snd said. 4" How are yea
| vas n-, gong down 10 your rom TO take
q drink. and ~. bringing my friend sh'd
finger want 90 introduce him 10 you
Mr DAVIS. Mr. Shadiine.r II tell you
(.lspp,ng u on the sboaldrr), he's the
d-dc., b,.t 80, .-ioni,, IN the ciiy-thints
just y, you AMI " In all this Mclane did
no, allo~ Mr. Taylor To say = word. Then
rcmarking ihA, h, ~a. sorry they couldn' I
have the ,on'.m plated chat and drink. Me.
Ian. walked on with his friend. without
discovering his mistake. Mr. Lester Taylor
.. knu~n 10 b. r,aiy % make an ah!aS'i u
th. matter. Mr. Mei.sn- Ia. persuaded
the editors Of the city to keep silent about
the matter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30
Gen. Hun,e, and the President,

bCus
That the rrocl,na,i1n of Gen. Hunter
declaring slavery abolished IN b.. military
district. met With hearty response in the
hearts Of the great mAss Of loVal men all
over the country. there cas bc no reasonable
d'uh,. Beng on the ground he could rer.
haps t--t Judge ss 20 the military necessity
fJr such movement. The President not
only ha. Gen lIanier'. military depart.
meat 10 look after. but the d.par,uynt. Of
Of every other omnsndinc general in the
army lis Geld !. the thirty three states.
IL !. hi. duty to survey the entire ground,
aud then act With ,ie~ 20 the best inter.
ct Of the whole c'un'ry. There can bc no
s1rs Of doubt but the mind 81 the Prcsidrn,
- in harmony With the general ideas Of
'msneipa,ou. that he would r-j,'ee 60 go
slavery IN this COUNTRY ~ IN end. ~. mol.
lScAnon 81 the rroclamaiiun Of Gen Ere
mont aud the r-yor, 81 Cameron we're acts
m, ',ry cordially received ~ the ma..cs I.
We, there "a. subsequently, general aoqoi.
c-ccnc-. on the g-ouni that the President
"'n'i test l"uSe ~ 70 'ne 'ipe''ene' OF
Thee me''1fr-' Ana nov the great conn
drnce the ps"rls have in Abraham Lincoln,
will l-ai then to a CERTAIN extent IN the
same direction. IN h'- ae'i0n rela'in; " the
proclamation IL Gen Hunter Pr"-'d"ni
L'no'ln. in hi. Proclamation vrry clearly
shadows firth h- We've and intentions. lie
expressly refers to h'- msssaes inviting the
slave .ts,e- 10 volostarily move in favor Of
the Iboli,ion OF slavery. aud by strong log.
ical inference gives then noe Ia ondet',snd
ina, th. day 10 no, very Tar d'-,sn, when he
shall BY one blow .s,er every letter that
hind. the slave 10 bis master oil over the
land. unle-. the rebel. ara 'ubdued by other
means With tie President the srea, qus--
ton VI emancipation. appears TO BE- one OF
time. That he intends t. strike down the
acrursed Institution unle-. this rebellion is
other~i.e disposed Of. there can be no doubt.
20 Ear as we can understand the matter. ~e
eanpO, -, the necessity Of modifying Gen.
Hunter Proclamation. lie Vas seni ou,
into that department. and en,sustrt With
large discretionary poser, With reference 70
the arming Of the blacks. and >, far bring.
ing them under uil,,ar, di.cirllne q. 10
max. tacien, auIIiue. In tic work of
.uprr-iue The rebellion in h.. command.
IN. uay aud manner these eoo,rab.nd. have
been treated " oar army otievr, la. d..
couracvi their de.~r,,on from the enemy
aud COMM. within ous i,ne-. II the black,
were 10 oe Ors,ni.ri into regiments. there
va, no time I, h. i,.,. Tie no, and .iekly
season Of the year i. already upon us. The
.,ek Y --a.oa IN tha, sluo-, tropical REGION
would sweep OF our uca nv thou..od.
Hence /, sem, upou the iase Of ,hipr., rea
.,nahle tina, Gen Hunter .houid take some
course tia, would naturally op-r.ts to the
a.,,,m,l,.hm.n, Of the ohee, soush,. Tha,
nj. ,,,el,m,,,oo .ouli cause a .,amp.is OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

After the investment, Of fort Pals'ki. IL
wa. found the garrison was in constant com.
munication with Savannah. One dsy. VIM.
A. Cole. q private. VI" ou, 10 boat. and
discovered . submarine telesrsphic cable.
!, was cot. and the di'coverer has forwarded
. piece to HE father, Addison q. Cole. Of
BucL6sld. SO says the Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

Tus FASHIONS. The ladies, who always
Ike TO keep posted in the fashions. sboold
examine the announcement Of Nine De.
mores,', Mirror OF Fashions. in another
column. Il !. the mos, compleis magazine
OF the Kind. to be found. being richly Illus
ra,ed. with de,siled descriptions OF the
plates. Each number also contains three
full..ired patterns. and each subscriber i'
entitled to patterns to amour, Of so cents,
Of their own selection.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

Tux Naval Ac,prsr. 4 decisive vote
on an amendment to the appropriation for
the military Acad,my at Newport. arpar.
emily settles the matter that the School vail
remain ., Newport The Members expressed
q determination no, TO have The school IN
the midst Of people whose subordins,ion
To the laws mus, lie enforced BY military
power.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30
prnlr.,p xvrxY rEipsr MORNING NJ
WIN. A. PIDGIN & Co..
paors,rross.
JOHN J.PGRRY. Editor.

rERNs.-oee Dollar srd rihy Crr''. r~'
y.sr, IN advance; Two Dollars. nj the end Tho
se.r.
Clubbing. W. -csh r-'rec,fpll, call N,
sus-.,.a af -s-h .. sr- .pa.~d To e-.l 'hs'r AL
~ ,,'s--l,~E IN cIcSlsiioa ~ hows r-Is' ."
~ folts~ipe ofet;
We ~,n -~.t
10 C..pi-.. faE On. var. Zoe u"
10 C-pie. ,for one yer. o' so'"
A.d %. COP, to The perez" s'',iss ~ me '"'''
TIE .ssrs, ms.t see~mpss, the ofs'r.
TS. ". P.ueasiu a Co.. 10 >E,. S"-''
nsstSn, and ~? N..sau su''', N'~ '"'s'" NC
ar .u,hatif,d sg~r's
Ion PRINTING nsail, executed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30
p.,cr Crn.ryr N ILL,sor,. The follow

PkiCE CrRkkNr IN iLLINUIs, Tue IOIIOW'
ing !. the price current scot ny resident ol
Monticello. Piaii Co.. III. Egg, 3 cts. PEI
doc. Butter. S cts. per h.; Potatoes. ~
cents par bush. Corn, 10 cents per bash.
Oats, s cents per bush; Beei. O cent. per
ID. Chickens. sl.25 per dos; Lard. 8 cts,
per h.; Wood. $500 per cord. On the
other hand. rents are very high. A build.
Ing and 10, which coss but $50. rents for
500 . year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

An important case u 20 he argued at to
law term Of the Supreme Judicial Court In
Bangor. neIt week. IL arises from tho
burning OF the ship Golden Rocket, Of Ban.
eor, by a rebsl priva,ecr, las, summer Tie
question /. whether the rebels were "ri.
rate. within the meaning Of the insurance
policy.
The Farmer ,ays that Mr. Lang. wonlen
Factory at North yassalboro' employs go
workrnen. 100000 pounds OF wool ara
manu- featured annually, and abOu, 100000
yards Of cloth.
A lad named Hammond. belonging in %.
.ipec. n H.. was accidentally shot, lately.
while cunning
Rober, Ward o. Bath, NJ, aged twenty
years. was drowned in Merr7mee,in: bay
last Sunday week. lie was returning homo
from the other side in q ,ailbost. which VAS
struck by . sudden gu't Of wind. ear''ied
and sunk, and. though good swlmner' he
Was lost.
There va. slight frost on low grounds
10 hi. vicinity. Monday morning.
Tnr FASHIONS Hoop. diminish in 'iIe.
dresses elOngate to an inch or two upon the
door anil streets. and bonne's fronts make
good progress, heavenward. lJsfrr.onIan.
The Maine B,pti., Convention will hold
it, mex, anniversary with the Baptist ctur'
at Stowhegan. tBloom6eld,) on rae.d",
June 18th. at nine o'clock, A. N. Sermon
by Rev. l.. Bradford. OF BOosiyn.
Rev. T. W. Darlin. was ordained as Pas
tor OF the Congregational church ana 'oe'e'y
at FoIcrofs, on Tuesday.
An old line Of packets between New York
and Now Orleans. suspended by the war.
ha. been advertised to start again.
Tn. PASSPORT Sentinel learns that Lieut..
s.h,os IA. been authorized TO eIpend $4,000
in constructing and repairing buildings at
For, Sullivan.
si.ty.two members Of Company I. LIST
Maine Cavalry. have allotted Sl@O2 Tor
their families out OF two months paw. This
10 nearly SEA apiece.
The Losses 10 Ilooker's Division which
Tough, the battle Of Williamsburg. are Stat.
ed ~ follows: Killed. 33i: wounded, ss'
missing, 574.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

Tnr FrGirivE SLAVE Law. One OF the
Judge. Of ,h. Supreme Court 10 rrpo'''d to
have expressed the opinion. in private con-
,,r-a,ion, that the fugitive slave law does
no, arply to the Di.ric, Of Columbia. isnos
being State. The question will be tested
before the Supreme courtas Washington.
A case !. already or ior trial.
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Ma...chu..,,.. New York, and renn.,l

Massachusetts,. New York, and Penn.yl.
vsnis. responded promptly to the call Of the
President. for the militia. They had each
the requisite force organised. Several reg.
men,s have already started. The order OF
the President has not been Published bu'
the explanation generally accepted 10 that
the militia will be used to guard Important
points % .hs, the sfhcieos troops may make
Q quick cod Of ihs ssbsllioa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

Mr.. Bu,ter6eld. OF Sumner, Who murder.
ed his family a i-w years s'ncs. has again
been committed to the Insane Hospital. lie
ha. for lew years back. been a, large. aP'
pareotiy Of sane mind: but lately has
shown signs Of return Of the ma!ady.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

T,sEp S,cDu. SIR 5. A Bent, has
favored U. With a copy Of the Norfolk D.v
Book. the character Of which 10 we'll known.
IRON extract. published before our army
reached the city. !, i' now completely
tanned. in fac, no, hall 30 'iolen, AZ some Of
the democratic papers Of this State reaching
u' by the same mail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

SENATOR DIxos Re- ELECTED. On Thur'-
day Of las, week. the Connecticut House
Of Representatives concurred with the SEQ.
ate. In re-eiec,ing lion. james II. DIXON as
U. s. S-nator from that State. The vote
was Ice to 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

The news by the last steamer shows thai
the fall Of New Orleans, had been made
known In Europe. The leading joor"a'.
thought !, hardly possible; 'nd were o.
opinion that the condition would not oe
moro favorable. " the ports were ope"e''
and tho rebels burned the cotton instead
Of bridging 10 TO market.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30
Rev. II. Z Este. has removed from Clapp
Vile, Mas, to Jericho. Vermont.

FoR Nrw ORLEANS. The steamer Rhode
Island, will ies,e Boston. for New Orleans.
on the 10Th Of June. Letters directed to
New Orleans. by mail steamer Rhode
Island. via Boston," will DO forwarded by
tha, vessel. So SAYS the Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

Tur NATIONAL DrBr. The Baltimore
American learn. thu, on the 10Th inst. the
National Indebtedness amounted TO Eve hum
.dred and siI,y.6se millions. The statement
10 made this week that the Secretary has
paid oil Indebtedness Of which DO has OH.
cisl knowledge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

Coon cokS Sr,sos. The editor Of the
Ploushman predict. q good corn sea'on.
H., says when the thermometer reaches the
,ieh,,c. in May. corn will ind time to grow
and ripen.
The rain Of hi. week will give th. grass
q start.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30
State Convention!

rN.R.r,ll,e.n. aad al oih-r sa,ses- Il Ns'sc,
-As .srr-.st thr state and Nat'uasl AdH'n,.tU-
tees, ~ met ~ Cas'ea,'as IN Gu, hah, fo'i'
.sd, o. THURSDAY, The So, Sas sfJss' Hs,',
aLa s'closk. A. NJ, To n'smi~-,e q candidate i"'
,.o,rs-af .ai Is ITsa. say other in,,nrss tbs,
"a, rtcp@,l, coa.- b-lss, the coss,ai'oa.
IN ls,.i. ~ r,pss.sai.i,oa ~,b b. q, tolios.'
y.eh ro-a 90 rt.n'.i,aa shalt 10 cattle, 10 ""s
,.Lt.t.. Each CIV, ro.a 80 ti'st'tSca that
ss.s % ,--i, ~, votes he the RSp"hlso,a osRdi
80. G,s Got, ,',.os Ia ISL, .hsii 10 sn,H-i y" N
ssdhoasl d~ssa,s, ssd oes dsl,ss', t' .'r',
80 hu,lr.d ,Dls. ne ..,d candidate - isei sbo's
.s..ui,-6s--
JAMES q. BLAINE,
LEONARD ANDREWS,
SANUEt. ". SPRING,
NELSON Di>GLEN. JN.,
RS STEVENS,
WALES nuBRNRp, RsPobboan
JlCuR =. SMITH,
IA r,HwEiL.
T. HARMON, State
>P STRICKLAND,
EUGENE HALE,
W n SMELL, COMMITTEE.
4. n FULLER.
chr WOpnnuEN,
" IIvERNORE,
T. wO. DHUEN.
M.I ssh. is's.
IL. ~,.i. ,.s~u.,s- NIL 10 - '.'-'"n ., Tho
rr,bl- liOu.. thr ,'-.,ss b-'lSr The CSa'-a'n ..
NorI. ~. D.-giic- ars f-,lss.ird - ave
tA.,s cd at,.l. 10 fhr state tousn'''ss. tSt''e
"a, h..a. .T,hs ~. ,I.g 4 The Caa'sai'sn.
To- state Co,nm,ue~ Aay. srpo'nisd The 81.
.-tur Coagrysssg-ai Cotnr1ittSs 5T thr ~round
Dt.iftft.
J ~. tIanaf ls~'.,pa; :. OsA-- 81 Aa's''s
A. ,-.coit ~ Ja,. >,ins, r.thssa 81 f.us, y.
" w.-.r-.s, 81 >~.,isn. 4. q. ns~-, 4 Hath.
Js.i.h Nsttv~ II H.. Jo,ahsm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

In the 9th Congressional District, in ILL.,
no.. ". J. Allen. Democrat OF the v,lan.
dighau stripe, has been elected to Congress.
10 Gil q vacancy by 40 plurality. AZ
the last election John A. Logan, DEN had
1851. o5,i39 Tor Lineen ,RoPub.-rba,'s
in 4" Egypt"
John d. Stiles has bSen elected To GIL tho
sea, in Congress for the Seven,h Penn.y'a.
nia District. vacated BY the death Of Thorn.
rs d Cooper. Sir. S,Ile. i a Democrat, a,
Was his predecessor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

Ms Wills DStlisIs. Hon. VIM. vii
lr, Of Portland. Ia u letter to the Portland
Advertiser. declines to allow his name to be
u.ed. as candidate for Governor. lie 'ays
hi. pursuits arc entirely Of . private nature.
from which be 10 not in,lined to depart.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

ISIIRvESIioS EXPLODED. Washington
dispatches say tina, the reports Of European
Intervention have been proved to have been
originated by seeession.,s. There 10 no
foundation for them in fact.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

"Prorlrs CONVENTION. Tho Age con-
tain. q call. signed ~ the Jameson State
Com niiitee. Tor u State Cou'cntion. To be
held at Bangor. on the Goth Of June. They
rely upon Sir. Gould's IS page speech for
ammunition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

Psrson Brownlow. speaks In Portland
this evening. lie makes the v''''' on the
invitation Of the Mercantile Library A''o'
ci.,iou. the whole proceeds TO 60 to the re-
establishment, Of HE paper. The Knoxville
whie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

l6ru Rrcisrsr. Our exchanges repor,
tha, tho papers fora ne~ regimen, IRON
this State have been issued. Col. A. W.
Wilde. Of the Governors staff has been ten.
dered the spro'r,mep, Of Colonel, which
position u !. reported he will accept.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

Gov. Andrew issued q call for the militia
Sunday night. Monday night. three thou
sand one hundred AMI City men had report
ed. The 32d regiment left for the ,eat c
War Monday afternoon.