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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12
A plsasant Gathering.

Las, Thursday evening. the members OF
the Congregational Society and Sabbath
School, Of South Paris. rceorted to their
pastors house. and made II very evident
,hs, their in,sn,ions In 90 doing were Of no
uniricndly character. The evening passed
most delightfully."- In the exchange OF mu.
tuai fricndsi,ips. The presence Of % many
young people ard children vas peculiarly
pleasing. Such gathering a, any time Tor
such purpose 10 expressive Of the kind re-
gard. Of a people At such . tine as this IL
Is evidence Of peculiar good will. and ava
ten' feelings Of lively appreciation and ua'
u'ual gratitude. The sii,' ~sre oil choice.
valuable. timely. substantial. good. accept
allie. The ,houeh,!ul kindnes. Of the chi.
dren in providing iOr the health and CON-
fort Of their pastor; tho s1,empori.cd con.
.idera,ene.. Of those who 90 neatly eon,rired
and furnished the dressing case Tor b.
convenience indeed. all and every token OF
good will to himself and family exhibited
ths, evening. and q, many other tunes dur
Ing III. past year By kind and apprecia'i'c
people. many Of whom could no, be present
on that OCCASION descrv. ,hi. public er.
preston Of ,hatk. May God ~bo prc.,des
among the families OF men bless them Tor
their many words 0, sympathy and hind
oaiccs A. SOUIllWORTH.
nc- 9Th
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

TnE PROCLAMATION ArrsovIp. Tho fol.
loving resolution !, under consideration IN
Congrr.
- Re,oircd BY n, Suaic and Hou,, Of
Representatives, cfihs Uaiied Aai,, Of Am
r1ca. ~ CoHg,u dDembIsd Tha, they
cordially approve Of the the policy OF the
President oi the United Sats' IN -et,ing free
the slaves IN in.urrecuonary districts. a.
indicated IN hi. proclamation dated SEP.
trmhar 80. 1898 and recommend 90 b'm
the employment OF tha, and every other
mean. known to civilized warfare. 10 term.
mate tho present. rebellion. aod assert the
supremacy OF the government, u the United
States or-r l,. entire territory"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

Duru OF vrSIR,ntk CLEEors,S. The
Springfield Republican record. the death in
,h., city Monday evening Of Rev. samuel
o.sOod. d. d. aged seventy eight ycar..
ten months. Or 0,good Was native OF
frysbarg. Me.. wher, hs was born FEB.
rurary. ia. u, graduated from Dart.
mouth College in lsnj. and wa. ordained
~ the pastor Of tho fir-, Congregational
Church in Springfield on tho 18th Of Jan.
uary. 1909. 6fty three years ago IIo re-
NAMED nprminally tho pastor OF ,hi. church
until his death. though he retired from act.
tive pulp, duties in 1854. a, which tins
Rev Henry ". Paron. ga. settled I. hi.
COLLEAGUES II. was the active pastor and
preacher foriy.a,s years. and .ines hi.
retirement from thu pulpi, date. IN hi.
parish. has preached QUIT. constantly IN tho
vacant raipi,' Of the vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12
LrxD,n DrvorsrO ny Ilon,p Thursday

LrxB,H DEvouRTp ny iloRsEs Thursday
morning = drove Of horses, one hundred and
Eve in number. which had been eon,s yet
to Philadelphia from New York the day
before. and KEEP, wi'hou, food. were
placed in an enclosure used by the Union
Volunteer Reireshmen, Saloon for the stow
age Of lumber. They had been there but
q few minute. befDrs The whole drove com
m.ncs gna~ing the fence which surrounded
the enclosure. Three men were instantly
despatched to the scene but before the,
they could stop the work about one thou
.and fee, Of lumber were destroyed. The
committee OF the refreshment saloon u'ed
,bsir inauence to obtain bay Tor their wrath
could be appeased with any substance more
inviting than lumber. philadelphia Press
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

The Senate Of Western Virginia have
passed . resolution setting forth tina, Mr.
Carlisle has violated the instructions Of ,hs
body thai elected him In falling to sustain
the legitimate effort Of tho Government, to
suppress the Instruction. IN opposing by
his votes and speeches in and on, OF tho
United States senate means absolutely
necessary TO the preservation OF the UniOn
and enforcement Of tho laws. and in oppOs.
Ing the admission Of the Stat. Of Western
Virginia into Union. snd requesting him to
resign his seat in the U ). senate" There
10 no doub, 'ha, !, will pa. the House.
Gov. Piupoo,. In his message fully in.
dorses the emancipation policy Of the Prs,i.
dent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

A M,Sr.l Of Pensions. Bounty add Pay /;
containing the laws. forms and rssuls-
ton. relating 10 pensions. county land.
bounty ,nOney. pay. claim. Tor bor.-. and
other property destroyed. etc. By Ono.
" Rirr. Cincinnati. o.: Rob, Clarke
4 CO. Price, 500.
Asa manual. tbi. work will DO highly
valuable to all ,hO-e Who apply for pensions,
bounty land. &c. as we'll IS those who &C,
q. agent. and attorneys. II, !. Convenient.
brief. and simple in i,s arrangement, and
admit. Of ready reference. i,'."odera'o in
.i,.. ba, contain. all the information desired
IN sueh q work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

LTrtr BrNSrs. We ara informed by
Jane, I. Clark, ESQ. Io'pee,Or Of Cos.
toms. stationed a, the Grand Trunk Depot,
,ha, no les than -four regular lines Of ocean
steamer. will make Portland their winter
terminus. Thee steamers. with the un-
usually large numbers Of sailing vessel. eI-
rceisd. will max, bu.inc', Inv ~ during the
season. An Adiitiou.l Inspector has been
appointed. % meet the increased business
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12
sth

AoEicvtrrR,L STATISTICS. \ Law pa..ed
las, vintsr. requires town officers 60 procure
Tor the Secretary OF thu Board 81 Asrieul.
tnrc. certain statistic. Of Arriculiure. Mr..
q =. Hammond. som. time since. furnished
u. with copy Of tho return made las,
srrins. from which We take tho following
statements
C,rTtr. who.s number Of bulls, 81 {:
h,ifer.. under four yeas old. 5jj. cows.
Qo3 steers. under four year. old. els; OF.
en-, $50. OF ,hr number 49, are Durham.
Devon or Hereford.
They return :6Ij .he~r. There Vas PRO.
duc~d las, year s39s pound. II wool and
1897 pelis were taken from sheep killed
They end 90 swine. leo colt. under four
var. old and 200 horses. IL should -
observed thu, the enumeration u swine %.
mad, in April. and include. only shoar.
~in,cred.
The following 6surc. give an idea. 50 FAR
a. estimate can - made. Of the productions
of the to-n Bu.hcl. Of indian corn. H..
iG1 wheat 2s25. rye. SQ3. barley. SSH.
oats. 1920. buekuhcAt, -. potatoes.
;e.sga; ,urnir-, $3.50; carrots. 1858 /.
b~,,.. 800 apple. s0cO too. Of hay. s..
81 pound, Of butter. q. ,oOi pounds Of
cheese. i7.o9s, pound. Of sugar. go gal.
lon. OF syrup. 90 pounds Of hor& 400 ;
bu.hsl. Of bcan., C5l /, ba.hsl. OF peas. so /.
ralu. OF honey. $50 90; 'alu, OF poultry
and egg. sisss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

Tnoronr TntSr WAS TO M A H,ScNG
Tho Pics reports u lud'erous incident, a,
tho State Prison. I, has lately been con.
'idsrcd eipedien, 10 put 'sniils'or. IN the
roof. To DO this. isrs. saeing' we're erect.
ei In the space inside. between thu tier. Of
cells. Soms Eve or 'it p>rsons arr there
confined. under sentence Of death. each Of
whom supposed iha, preparations for an ct.
eeu,ion were going on. and he nigh, BE- the
victim. Not being allowed to speak 10 IN
attendant. their eoun,snanes' we're pictures
OF Voc. ,,ll eoins in on, night. tho work
vas - Ear completed. az to show I,' object.
Had rrpri-'e been rad, greater change
could no, have taken place. than ~s.s Ih'h-
tied a' they. +. !, were, lei, the halter loo'.
cu abou, their necs..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

\ lad ha. been ,ri, 4 the week, in Port.
lard. on the charge OF pushing another boy
INTO th, water. ear.,nc bi. death by drown
ing. After some w,nes.e. had bcen exam.
lnea he pleaded guilty TO the charge OF
msn,liugh,er. and was sentenced 20 ten
year. in the State. prison. Tie -,id his
name /. Augusta. Gray; and that he hasa
father In ia~ living in Lowell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

R., \ Sou,h~or'h, pastor OF the Coo
sres,,ional church ., South Pare. proposes
TO take p,.ase in few dave. fur C"ea.
IL &c. thiiher in tie vessel OF 4 friend.
thinking the rec, and change may counter
&C, the eject. ,orno~ha,. OF he sriuous
labor. during the pas year aud will be ab-
sent about TOO mouths.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

!, seems 10 be we'll a.ccrainsd tha, Al.
fred Mc.'. formerly Clerk u fa'riaI Coun-
", Va. on the evacuation Of tho place.
stole iss original Will Of George Washing.
ton. ron the County oGe". !, has since
ten a-c.rtain.d ,ha, u -.s -sn, to Earope.
speculation. and !. now IN the po..c,-
,On Of the British Historical Society.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

Dt,ru 90 SotpIR. Died n the Cit.
rsn'' Volunteer Hospital. Philadelphia. Of
typhoid istcr. Nov 2aI. ls62. Enoeh II.
wh,,icuors sscd - y.ar. II, sa' a
nrmbcr Of Company {. eoth Regimen, Of
Name Volunteers One Of oar b., men
h,. fallen. ~. aim vas - d. hi. duty TO
HI. God. HI, eoau,ry. bis friends. and tho
community.
H.. remains will h, hroush, 10 hi' home.
in L,oeoln Plantation. for in,erneut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

ArrtE rfts. A eou-pondsn, gives the
following &" receipt for making apple pie.
w'ihou, 'ue-,enins" We should wan,
eon.'dsrlbls 'weeienins in such pics.
Slice your Arrl'' thin and place them in
the plate rs usual then chop emo como fa'
sal, pork. spread over. with ons half tea
cup OF water, and spice TO your taste -
ii,Ep THs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

People have sometimes wondered why
Democratic journals placed rooster q, tho
head Of their papers - "a emblem Of vic.
tory Par.on BroupIOw fully explains the
matter, as follows:
" Ne the Growing Of the cock followed
tho betrayal Of Christ by Peter. 80 again
the cock crows after tho Democrats have
attempted to be,ray tho Government, aud
plaoe u m the power Of 10. enemies"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12
IN, Cincinnati GaI.,,. give. an aeeoan.

The Cincinnati Gazette gives an account,
Of. woman. Who captured ten rebel soldisr.
and broush, them 10 the Union camp
There were eleven, who treated her rudsly
in her o-p house. She bid oil bot two Of
their guns. and ordered them 20 march. one
objected. and tried TO .eir- her. when 'h-
killed him. Tho Others, fearing the exam.
PIE. surrendered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

Coz WoRpES. Com. worden. tho hero
OF the Monitor. 10 /. SAID gill sail FROM New
York. thi. week. In vessel worthy Of the
ofiesr. lie i. assigned to the new Monitor
steamer. Mon,suk. lie eyes are we'll
enough for duty. and he !. represented to b
10 excellent, spirits.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

PrrsfprNr LonSs Tbi. gentleman. 80
well known a. the popular Professor OF
Chemistry. in wsterv'lle COLLEGE. and sub
.equsn,ly Pre.iien, Of LewisbOrg U7,ver.i-
". in Pennsylvania. be. enlisted a. rri.
u,e, and refused all promotion. Fe~ pr.
sons are swsre o, the terrible affection ,ha,
has come upon bin. Before lsAEin: Wa.
tsrviils, he lo.s all hi- ian;ly ia u .hOr,
,ius, consisting OF wife ADD several ehil.
trea. lie married second time. and had
several children. and they. too. are all
swsp' away. balOSe he had reached the mid.
die psriOd y, lits. Few meu. Of Grdiuar,
ssnsibiliue.. can Withstand such tetrisl-
sboss. We have spent many happy hour.
. IN hi. -Ovissy, and are dseply panied to
hear Of bis eal.mi,y. NIT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

one J. Wesley Greene hi. furnished tho
Chicago Times an aecoun. Of an interview
with jeff d via. in which the l,ysr made
some peace proposition, TO DO submitted to
Pre'iden, Lincoln. 4 Dispatch from Wash.
ius,on pronounce. him an impo.lsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

A letter from Mi.- : J. Pr,n,i'.. rec.iv.
81 hi, week. Acknowledges the receipt Of
the box Of ho.prtsl supplies. lately forssri'
81 BY The lAd,e. OF Pare. sr->cial thanks
ate given the little carl. Who enclosed box
Of nicely prepared lint.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

The Bangor Cour'er Gays the Governor
and Adjunn, General. are preparing blank
forms and instructions for towns 10 make
out their accounts. for AID to hmil,e. OF
volunteers They will be distributed BY
mail
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

Hon. r. W. Lineoln las bean elected
Mayor Of Boston. by majority that aston.
i.hed esen h, friends. The Lincoln ticket
Tor Aldermen. composed Of republicans and
democrats VAS chosen, also.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

They nO.,hare bad = very high apprseia.
ton OF the Denocra;ic victories in New
York and Pennsylvania 10 Charleston.
South Carolina. when ttey illuminated
- beautifully" with the eomwones, kind Of
candles a, 81 IS PER pound. and no gas to
serve their street Tampa. lex.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

The Progressive Age say. the jewslry'
st.len from Mr.. Harvey. Of Belfast D"
nearly nil been found. IN New York. The
thief is also in custody.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

The Lewiston Journal say'. "Diphiheria
/. again prevailing In this vicinity. The
disease attack. adults rs we'll rs children
and several deaths form this cause are re
ported"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

We are glad TO hear hat rag, declined
more than cent pound in Boston on
Tuesday last. Their tendency h. downward.
and parties who have been boarding them
'or b.: strike. bad better strike soon hra
sale. or the speculation will cool oG. and
they will 6nd thsm.elIs. decidedly NOR,
rag. grd than i' desirable Pres.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

P'rley writes the Journal ,ha, Congress
will lss,llIe the acts OF the Executive, caus.
ing arrests. and .u.pendins the habea' cor.
pos. The loyal community has Away. sue
tanned these acts. but IL IesAliisd by special
act. all cause for complain, will be remo'-
cd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

Prsrxs, Al tie exhibition Of pump.
kin'. lately held a, the othce Of the Ameri.
can Agricultural. Wa. ID Hall. Of Con.
nee,icu,. prc-en,ei three. weighing respect.
lively, COS. ?2l, and go pounds. lie also
exhibited u grown on one vine. tho assrr-
gate Of which Va. 1859 pounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

IL 'uppo.ed To b the intention OF tho
rcbsls in North Carolina. 10 abandon all
thu, portion Of the State lying ,a., OF ih.
Weldon 4 Wilmington railroad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

The Prc.iden, on Monday sent message
10 Gov. sIbley. ordering the execution OF 80
Of the Minnesota Indians on the 18th inst.
These include those concerned IN murders
and other brutal ouirsge'. Gov SIbIey
ha. been directed g. await Instructions re-
.pcc,ins the remainder.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12
r., TA, o.fo,4 p,nosn,.
Letter, 70 The 23d Regimen.

Person. writing 20 friends IN the 23i
Maine Regiment. will promote rsady and
-ile delivery Of their letters. by directing
then in al sa.e., 20 Washington. u c,
irrespective o. the place where the regimen,
nav be heated. Il !. unnecessary. aud no,
generally best, 70 name the Brigad-. Z. reg
inea,. are irquently uan.frrd. or Brig
ale COMMANDER. changed DC; write the
numscr Ut the Regimen, carefully. aud the
name of ne STATE IN frR. as the ahbrt,ia-
ton Il, NOSE likely to eOnfOund il with 9th
er States. add thu. cause letters TO be mi.-
sent from the Pos; OGiee a, Washington.
To facilitate the distribution Of letters in
the g,simsn,. the company -hoald alec be
Indicated by the letter. or. II no, in q COM
pany. the department, with which the per.
son may L. oOnnec,ed. Thus the samples,
and bosi torn Of address, 10 as follows:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

The Aroo-tOok Piooccr asks the pat quc'-
ton. wha, rrason /. there in hanging tho
western ,avage.. and letting the aVases
taken q, the South 20 fr,el
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

RTroEr % SIcErraEr CRlsE The Re
port Of tie Secretary Of The Treasury va,
prevented TO Conrr,.. las, week. IL ia
lengthy and slstOrA'ely prepared document.
IN Which ar set forth the OPERATION. Of The
Treasury, ~ which the public credit la,
b-~o thu. far .u.,aine'. The ssurs. oi th,
las' year ~rr- gwen 10 the M---age The
Secretary estimates the public debt, a, tie
end o. the Ptrsn, t~cil gear. Jane 50
Is63 vii rSc-,d eleven hunir,d milton
dollars To meet the trm.rd. urou the
Treasury ,ill that tine. the .au OF SEQ.
9l2 ST. must ~ prlVij-t Ths be think.
nav he dIne Nv loans. n suitable legislation
.. had lie strongly r-eomnrnd, the plan
Of adopting government note. or hank car.
euis,,on. secured BY public stocks. Thu.
would iarai.h marie, Cor so 600 900
Of eaod.. 70 Be pad Tor IN sJ,vrnmen,
notes. ~hich can BE- re issued Report.
from Washington. ,Ay h, financial plan.
wall b adopted
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

We learn that 4. c Drni.on, E'q.. ha.
purehascd the inlerc', Of hi. partner. T..
W. FyIrr. R-q IN upper paper mill. a, Me-
ehanIe Fall. SIR. d. purchased the inter.
90, Of BIZ partner. 10 the lower mill. some
time since. liz -on. Mr. 4 r. Deni,ou.
ha, an intcre., in the upper mill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

The subscription price Of the Main, Far.
ner has hem raised to $500 in advance.
Tho Ne~ England Farmer. and M...,cha.
.e,S Ploughman. will be reduced IN .IIs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

NV YoEk. Dee. 10. The bark Nendi.
q, ,hi. port from New Orleans, report. pas.
ID ;,h. OF Ha,,era'. IN expedition Of eish,
steamer. bound south.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

The Boston Journal hA. a letter from Au.
gu'.a. IN which " reported runor. iha,
the Augusta Age, and Ilallowsll Courier.
Aro 10 be united.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

A Congressional election IA. been ordered
in the District, in Virginia. composed OF
Norfolk. Portsmouth. etc. The inhabitants
are anxious to save their .la'e property.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

A severe gal, has lately occurred, q, As
pin~ali. The L. $. brig Bainbritgs. vas
after throwing over her arma-
ment and stores.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

A son o! Chas Collins. OF Gardiner. aged
about fifteen years, Vas drowned in tho
Cobbos.ee stream at the New Mills, on
Thursday afternoon. while skating on tho
the Ice. III. body Was recovered tha, day.
Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

The Republicans Of New llnmp'hirs are
opening the ball in good style. The cleo.
to-. IN Portsmouth, and Manchester prove
them TO b. At work The issue !. brough,
sqaar.ly down to sustaining the go'erh-
m-n, IN prosecuting the war, OF opposing
10, and the Naturalization will Dc sustained.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

Tn. Pres. Say. Edward Everett (" serious
ly III q, Washington. and compelled to give
up oil bis engagements to speak at present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

The MniPo'a mine. ha'o been discovered
to b rich in copper. The ore !. traced Tor
siI miles. in veins iron 'i to ten fee. IN
depth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12
s.sr..r Commission. ohavs been re.

SaSnAHr COMMISSION. We have been re-.
que.,ed to copy the following appeal;
Cnurxs: We have an army OF one
hundred thousand men in Hospital. Il 10
utterly impossible to meet their wants In
the ordinary iorns Of the hospital service.
Nearly ell Soldiers who % into hospital.
20 In With clothing all unfit for sex men.
and when convalcscent arc unable to risc or
walk because they are naked. An old coat.
pair OF eat or pan.sloon'. q vest. dress
ins gown. pair Of socks. . shirt (dannei
or eo''on). aPsir Of slippers. would give
them untold comfort.
Every hooseteeIsr has some article OF
hi. .or,. which. Il brough, Oh, from i,'
u.ei,''ne.s and appropriated to hi. service.
would be a blessing.
Can you make up box or boxes Of such
articles in your Village. School District.
Parish, or Town. and forward TO Ne at tbs
Sanitary Commission Rooms. City Hall.
Portland. L., tho boxes be numbered. and
\ lie, OF articles enclosed 10 letter informing
u.
The undersigned have been requested 10
&C, as Committee Tor this state and they
hsv. consented 20 do %. and will take
chsrs, Of all thing. in,ru.'sd to their care.
and iorsard them TO the Store Room, Of the
S.nit.rI Cnmmi..inn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

Moses G. Brooks OF Augusta. has been
appointed Inspector General Of Pot end
Pearl Ashes. in place Of Williams. deceased.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12
Co. - ga Maine Regiment.
Washington. ID. c.

sshIhgton. ~. Z,
A little care IN the .aper.erip,ion OF n
letter - the be-, security asaiu-, IL. being
delayed or missen;. ! e Snow.
Chaplain and p. n, I'D Maine Rss',.
Dec 81. is69.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

The Thermometer has been ten degrees be-.
low zero, at Sko~began. this winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

Y Probate Court. ncI, Tuesday. We
horc every p,r.on having an account, for sd.
r,ru.inc. on our books, will come prepared
20 settle the same
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12
HORATio SrEBBlNS.
GO X DAVIS,

Portland Nov -. 1862.
All Soldiers P.cssge. when the con-
tents are Article. OF Clothing and articles
OF necessity. Excepting ,a- article Of food.
will b transported Free Of ErP,rS to ID,
uriou' points where our Regiments are
located.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

Tn. Prince Of Wales will be married n'r'
April.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

WOMEN, AMI on PrI,H, DISEASE gtn,,aIly, Civ
ing f,il inflammation nfI "A, ,e,f nxisnIf,d mfr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

J. RUTHERFORD. N q. Newport, VI.
H.eraraI L.. H. ls0InX S...... 1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

OF my rHErARED ULUL, wvaId caution al
ust.oa's A.. ex.mt.. h.f.x. ,.,ek..... IL 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

- Sus.Se ,n.a-,lia's payment. sad those Who have
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- nsr.nrrrNr. wA.nIxoroy. Sen. b, Iee2.

NsyT DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON, Sept 10 1872.
IRON ARMOR pIAIEs.-The Navy Depart
raeut will until the l5th Of OCTOBER, receive PROPOSE
lions Tor livery Of tn Iron Amor and Deck Plating fos
bldiug Ia --ch Of the navy Yards al forsnoutn
~ n Bas'ou, New-f ok. and Phi ale! phia-
The side Plating be H. i've AicAnesss OF Plates not -
han OF inch IN hcsns.s osch snd the Deck Pains In
c csse three inch each Pat=s 70 Be
trimmed shape blt the bending and punching tho hosse
will b. done by the Government AZ the navy yards .
The Plates generally to those used In ire
v.ssi. shs ofhA Monitor" building ter The
CoyenmruL
Ipol arTlcon the Comnanisnt Of each Of the yards
n.-d quantities dieb and desert on Of the
r.i kiuds Of llaes q be obtsinej.
Th proposals will be addressed 10 the Navy Department
and .nd'rs-i the outside Proposals. or iron Arass
Pate. that they may be su.sEed from, other letters
as lssiwM.