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FAMILY &LlQUOIts
VIM. B. MOREHOUSE & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in

Brandies, Wines. Gins &. Segars,
beg leave to call the attention Of tho citizens
tn United Statcsto their Pure Wines and
Liquors, put up under their own supervision
or Family and Medival use, in. cases assorted
to S'!t customers. Clubs, Military and other
public bodies, who require to purchase in
large or small quantities, in casks or bottles,
will be- ibrally dealt with. Price list sent
on application.
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P.H T. LIPS j. MANN.

Red Wing. for sale cheaper ttan can be bought
at any Millinery, Dry Goods ard Grocery store
IN the city. We must supply the market.
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Proprictors.
September lst 1861.
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i
We are prepared to do any and all kinds O.
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FLOUR DEPOT.

Flour, Corn Meal, Bran. Shorts of the best
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the Warehouse Of
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Gel SKlLLFUL, and HONEST mllors. who
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AS an Advertising medium, the VOLUNTEER
CANNOT BE EXPELLED. It has II large and rapid
ly increasing circulation. It's circula ton IS. to
great extent, confined to the
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Farming 9 Districts,

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ness, will dc jwell..to patronize !
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Three cODiea :SSnere
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Mr.. PerhGm's Speech o. Acceptance.

The following report OF the remnrs. Of
Mr. Perham. at the Auburn Convention.
should have Teen published with the other
Proceedings, bu, wis not received in season
On hi. introduction, be- said
VIZ. Chairman and c'Ri'sncn Of ne Con.
r,ShoH PERM, me 10 tender TO YOU NV .in
cere thank. and profound Acknowledgements
tor this expression Of your confidence and
regard. When CONSIDER the important,
responsibilities tha, de,olvc upon public
servant ~ thu, crisis Of the country's hi'lo-
~. may well shrink from those response.
bili,irs.
Never since We were nation has cri,i.
arisen requiring the consideration OF qucs-
ton. - his With the lie OF tho country, as
those which must come before Congress
dnrin: the Prosecution Of this war, and al,
it. clo.c. Tho man who holds a sc,, in the
coming CJngr,s. mus, have no, only .agac.
i'y 10 comprehend the effects and result. Of
measures. bu, he mus, possess moral cur
age and neral will 20 deal effective blow.
against anything and everything ,ha, may
stand IN the way OF the nation. success.
Gentlemen. I come before you with but
few promises 10 make. The history Of the
pa., Two years adnoni-he. u. iha, we can.
no, mark on, line Of specific policy with
any degree Of safety for the ne,, three years.
We are making history fast. The events Of
years are being crowded into months. We
DO not know what g. morrow may bring
forth. ! can only pledge myself to general
principles which will govern me whether in
public or private life. shall deem I, my
duty for the purpose Of carrying out and
su.iainin; the principles upon which the
government, was founded. to give nv undi.
vidsd. unwavering supper, to the govern.
msnt Of our country, aud in tina, way aud
tha, way only, can our national life be pre-.
served.
In conclusion. | aeceo, the nomination
which you have - generously rendered me.
While resre, that attn no, able to bring
more Of experience and qualification. for the
position, will endea,or. by faithful and
un,iring devotion to your interests and the
coun,ry's welfare, to merit in some degree
ths honor which this nomination conicrs
upon me.
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.six Hundred Thou,and More.' .
"w. are coming. Father Abraham.-
Six hundred th9ussnd more

Sin hundred th9ussnd more
One Of the best proofs that tho Union
will b preserved. +. found in the slacrity
With which the peopl, in tho loyal States
have responded to the various call. cf the
President for more troops. The 800 600
called for only fow weeks since. have been
raised without draft IN any Of the States.
and have gone to the Geld Of operations or
are on their way. The last quota OF 3oO.'
900 nine months men arc being promptly
raised, and IN most cases the several town
quotas will be filed by volunteers. thus die
pSnsing with the necessity Tor draft.
Towns and individuals have contribu ted lib
orally to encourage volunteering. In many
Of our towns our democratic friends have
come nobly or to the work and prorod their
loyalty by existing side by eide with the
Republicans. Thi. is right and equitable.
In rai-in, men as well as means, party die
tinciions ought not to stand IN tie way.
Democrats as well ~ Republicans, and Re
publicans a. we'll as democrats have one
common country to sa,c-one great vital
interest at stake.
We are sorry To say that I'M few Of our
towns the democrats have not shown die
position TO furnish their proportion Of men.
For instance. one town in Oxford County.
under the frs, call for 800, 600, cen, more
than its quota-eI volun,eers-and only
fhrc, OF ,hi. number were democrats: and IN
ihi, town political parties stand nearly
equally divided. A disposition like this TO
.hirk responsibility. will. in tho end, he
very kelly To lead to the necessity OF draft
ing. for it's neither equitable or jus, 'ha.
the whole load OF putting down thi. war
upon a common country should b thrown
upon a single political organization. which
ha. no more at stake than It's political or.
pOnen'..
Our democratic friend. eanno, complain
tina, the Offices in the volunteer militia have
NJ, been generously bestowed upon member.
o, their party. In ,hi. thing President,
Lincoln ha. hcen very masnanimou.. and
- has Gov. wa.hhuru.
In TN. great crisis. where the very lie
and existence o, the Government - n, stake,
party distinction. ought not to stand IN the
way. Men Of all parties should stand
shoulder 10 shoulder TO save their country.
To invoke the sririi q party ags'aH gem
erous. whole hearted support OF the govern.
men, a, this time Of cStrsmc Tcril. !. dosn'
right treason. nnd ~ such u will STAND 70.
corded through all coming time.
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Is he Honest I

Lac. Winter, Bon Bradbury introduced
into the Legislature the following resolve:
R,solrcd. That the people Of Maine rcpose
IN unwayering confidence in the ability. 10.
tegriiy. and patriotism Of Abraham Lincoln.
President Of the United States: and while
fully apprOyin. OF the policy which he has
thus lar boon guided by, in the conduct Of
the existing war. they pledge themselves to
rally around and sustain his administration
IN the prompt and vigorous employment Of
all legitimate means and measures now de.
manded. or which may hereafter be demand.
ed by the exigencies Of the hour, Tor the
speedy and thorough suppression Of this re-
bellIon, and the complete vindica,ion OF the
authority OF the constitution and laws.
Now We find him nominated for the Of
Gee Of Governor. on q platform, condemnins
the government. Is he honest 10 thus ialsi.
tying himself before the people!
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70, the Oxford Democrat.
A,n,sr. Aug. IS. 1860.

ALBANY, Aug. Is. 1862.
In answer TO circulars received from the
U. s. Sanitary Commission. through tho
efforts Of o lev ladies. . boz Of articles Tor
the sick and wounded soldiers in the ho'pi'
tails has been obtained and forwarded TO
George II. Davis. State Agent, ct Portland.
II contained 1 sheets, ! blanket. ten pairs
pillow ca.c.. s large pillows. g small pill.
lows and cases. 3 cushions. 20 towels. 4
handkershief.. 10 shirts. ! pair drawers.
I thin coat. 90 pair. fcctips. ? pairs clip
pers. Q fans. stationery. sewing utensils.
magazines and tracts. $50 rolls OF bapdsses.
! large roll. Of cotton and linen cloth Tor
bandagc.. dried blacbeuies, raspberrs. and
eurrant.. 80 lbs. dried apple. herbs. q bot.
tie. raspberry jelly. . bottles currant pre-.
serves, / bottle currant Jelly. . bottles ra'p-
berry and cherry jeliy. bottle raspberry
shrub. I bottle aud large jar OF cherry
,elly, &C.. &c. Lowest estimate, S33. Also,
81 in money have been sent TO VIM. u.
lIadley OF the U. 5. Sanitary Commission.
We are happy to contribute our mite, and
thu, show that We are no, unmindful OF
those who are lu the service OF our beloved
country. More than 80 men from this
town have enlisted. Some have been dis
charged bnt we have 81 soldiers in the
service. besides the thirteen who have en-.
listed since the las, call for volunteers. Nine
of,he.c, our quota, receive bounty OF 800
from the town. n. 81. l..
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Fryeburg Items.

A new and highly satisfactory organ. oil
5000 valuo. has just been purchased from
the mandatory Of Mes.r. Stevens 4 Jew.
EFT. Boston. and placed in the Congregation
al church q, this place. To the energetic
iadic. Of the villa:c.-who alone took tho
initiative and by their uniirias perseverance,
IN three penny "Orsan circles" etc, for
three years past, have collected. 90 soon, the
necessary amount to purcha.c.-i,i' mainly
due Tor i,s timely appearance: and long may
1, speak in deep tones Of their efficient organ
nation.
A concert was given on the occasion OF
ITS introduction. Thursday evening, aiss
inst. by Mr. John ". odlrn Of Concord,
y. H.. orsani.t, Miss II. n. Cammett Of
Portland. vocalist. assisted by Mics Ellen A.
Barrows. formerly OF Fryeburg. now teach.
or Of Music in Freehold. IN. ~ Seminary.
each Of whom sustained their we'll earned
reputation. and made tho evening pleasant
success. Had IL not been stormy. the audi.
encc would have been much larger. The
proceeds were added 10 the sun already col.
lee,cd for the payment for the instrument.
leaving only q small margin to be filed.
~he church. under the acceptable and
popular tc,chins OF Rev. u. II. Sewall. is
united and prosperous. the large hou.c be.
Ing nearly filed each Sabbath. Five per-
IONS will be admitted, on profession. n, the
mex, communion.
4 meeting Of the voters Of the town was
held on saturday, to see what action could
he taken to encourage volunteering m lieu
Of draft. The following vote va. passed.
via:
"Tha, q bounty Of 500 10 paid to each
volunteer when mustered into the United
State service. and the sum Of $50 each. 10
their individual familie. or heirs: and ,ha,
the Treasurer hire the amour, to meet tho
provisions OF the vote"
Many seemed very anxious 90 escape a
draft; bu, perhaps no, from any particular
love Of country they cherished, but their
cowarily hatred Of Sighting for IL.
The Academy in this place. considering
the unsettled state u the country, i,'repen,.
cd call. for young hone and muscle. and
constant taxation. .. in n very satisfactory
condition. Mr.. Snow has proved himself
an accomplished teacher and principal. and
one who hasa constant eve for the COED Of
hi. pupils. both In and gu, Of school. The
mex, term begins on the 81 Of September,
and any rarrn, or guardian who !. -eesing
n school for his child or ward, will DO no
better than consider the many iniuccmen,.
which fryeburg ofsrs.
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Maine In The Mex, Congress.

The Republicans in the Eve Districts IN
Maine have each selected their candidates.
In the frs,. Hon. john y Goodwin has
been re nominatcd. Thu. i all right Nj.
Goodwin has. - lar as we know. served hi.
pi.uic, faithfully. lie i.a gentleman Of
ability, and his re nomination i well de.
served.
10 the 81. Hon. Sidney Perham Is the
nominee. lie $50 well and 80 ihmiiitrly
known to our readers. that It unnecessary
for u. to cav more than TO remark that bis
nomination gives e1ccllcn, satisfaction, and
will Be heartily supported a, tho polls.
In the 80. Hon james G.. Blaine u tho
candidate. Mr. Blaine !. one Of the able-'
men OF hi- age. IN the state. llc i'Nready.
powerful dCbater. and will certainly make
hl. mark in Congress.
In the 18th. Hon. John II. Rice has Jus,
been re-nominaiei. This result will he
very gratifying to the numerous friend. Of
Mr.. Rice throughout the state. lie has
taken an excellent stand in tie rre.en, Con.
cr,s-. and Ia. justly been ranked asa man
Of influence in the House. We most
" congratulate him on hi. re nomination.
In the 9Th. Hon =. \ Pike las hccu re-
nominated Mr. Pike Is man Of marked
ability. lie is a ready ieba,er, industrious,
persCvcria:, aud Away. at his Po.'.
Such i the ucke, presented hy tho Re-
rublicAns Of Maine for the 3Sth Congress.
I, i, one of which they have every rels,L TO
feel proud. The candidates are all men Of
crca, moral wo:ih, good ab,liiy. sound and
reliable upon oil the great question. Of the
day. and will all be u'umphan,ly elected
on the II Monday Of September next.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

ANOTHER Flzztr. A'per appointment, a
few dele;a,e- appeared a, the Cour, House,
"Wednesday, to answer to the name OF Union
Convention.
= G. Andrews was made Chairman. and
Ama.s l.. Swift. Secretary. Mr.. Black
made q speech, characteristic Of the man.
lie eounsellela Union OF the party. Mr..
Randall said he had attended the Dana Con.
ren,ion, and ~a. much pleased with its
spirit u harmony. Then committee Of
Eve va. chosen. 20 meet the Dana Commit.
tee. and agree upon candidates, IL possible,
otherwise TO nominate themselves. a. follows:
Alvah Black. Isaac Randall. Richard Hutch
iu-ou, Otis lrue. q. II Mason.
Mr.. Black introduced the following re-
solve, which was adopted as the platform
Of the Convention;
1.-The Union 50 il was. the Constitution
as il IL. and the Iegro where he is"
Adjourned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

Rev. Harvey Jersey hi. been appointed
Chaplain o. the 18th Regiment.
The Portland paper, repor, satisfactory
progress upon fort Georges. IN that harbor.
Hon. Leonard Andrew. !. in charge VI The
work.
The engine ola frcish, train on the 4. &
X. road, ran OF the track. near Winthrop.
last week. in consequence Of the breaking Ut
aarge. Four or Eve cars were smashed,
bu, no personal injury was sustained.
The Aroostook Times say. lloulion Las
furnished three hundred and twenty five
men for tho war. lo6 o, thosc are In tie
regular army.
Mr.. BENZ Richmond. aged o. years,
member Of tho Society OF Friends, and
resident OF Greene, was instantly killed, Au'
gus, l9ih. by being thrown from bic wagon
near the railroad crossing a. the TOO. OF Jay
Till.
The Transcripts says that owing 10 tue
high price Of cotton the Portland sal, grind.
erare now pn,,ins up snc table alt in boxes
instead Of bags.
Dartmouth College has bestowed the de-
gree Of IL. d. upon Hon. Nathan Cliror'
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Cour'
the United States. Judge Clifford isan '.'
Of the county in which old DartmOu'
situated.
The camp. OF rendezvous in this Stat 4.
the new quota OF troops will be design"
&" Camp Abraham Lincoln. scamp h j.
Keys" Camp John Pope.
The Bangor Times I. informed tia, Re-.
Mr. Leonard, formerly chaplain OF the 30
Ne. regiment. will be rendered tho chap
laincy OF tho 18th regiment.
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va. rc.pomina,ed iorl

VIZ. A. PIpGiS Was rc.nominaied iOr
County Treasurer.
Mes.rs. Holmes Of Peru. Parsons Of Hart
ford, and White Of Buek6s'd. the unsueces'-
iul candidates Zoe the Senate. are oil bish'
minded. honorable men, and would have
been cheeriully supported had they tsen
nominated. IL but justice to Col. White
to say that he made no edorts Tor The place.
did no, under the circumstances de'ire to be
. candidate, and tho votes he received were
cas-, by some Of bis per.onal friends. Mesrs.
Woodbury.. Carter and Charles bad no COM
pc,i,ors IN the Convention. Messrs. Spring
Of Hiram, wormel, Of Bethel, and Hobbs Of
Norway. each received handsome vote in
ths Convention fOr Sheriff. Either, II .e.
lse,ed. would have becn entirely acceptable
to tie people Of the county. Calvin Stan
ley, E.q.. OF Dixfeld, received large vote
for Register Of Deeds, and there Is no,
friend Of the successful candidate who would
no, have shserfGlly supported him had he
been nominated. Alvarado ilsyford. Ed
OF Canton, received handsome vote Cor
Treasurer. Both he and Mr.. Stanley have
long been faithful worker. IN the Repabli.
can party. aud arc worthy ci,rrens.
There - one thing Connected with the
nominees of thi. Convention worthy OF note.
They ars all early pioneer. in the Republi.
can par,y.-wh,le Mes.r.. Stevens, Chase,
Carter. and Austin. were all among the
number who as early as lsjs came out
boldly against the corruption. Of the old
bunker democracy. and took stand in the
" Peoples Convention" that year holden
at Norway. agalns, its further eneroaeh.
ment. upon the rights Of the people.
The Republicans Of old Oxford have al.
ways had. prior TO each successive election.
a good and strong ticket ~ the fields but
they never presented a letter one than that
.elected at this Convention. Brothers Of
the E" Old battle ground, stand by the
old Gag; rally around 1t with patriotic
suthu,i,,m. and give your worthy standard
hearers each a triumphant, election.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

INTERVENTION. The Queen. IN her recent
speech to the Parliament, declared that she
bad seen no reason to depart from tho prin'
ciplcs Of neutrality Get forth IN her procls.
nation. IN the beginning Of the American
troubles. One OF her Ministers declared, In
Parliament. that tho government had
no, received communications relating to In.
tsrven,ion from any other power. The off,
cial organ q, st. Petersburg denies that any
steps IN this direction have been taken BY
the Russian government. These official ut.
,erances dispose Of the on repeated boasts Of
Intervention paradcd before the public BY
rebel sympsthiscrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

DsSA CoMIrrTE. The Committee, APP
pointed Sy the Dana Convention, i'as fol.
low. David lannon's John c. Gerry.
Joseph Dearborn, Geo. E. Gibson. Edward
l.. Paris.
The meeting to celebrate the nur,ial. as.
sembles az Paris. Friday.
The Danai,e. adopted the Portland plat.
form. IL i. noteworthy that in neither
Convention was there a single patriotic ut.
,eranec or .in.le word condsmnatory OF
rebellion, though both bodies were extreme
ly bitter against the government.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

TowS MEETING. At a town mseting. on
Saturday, IL was voted to pay slOO bounty
to each man who shall volunteer, to dill the
quota Of the town, under the call for nine
months men. AZ this action conflicts with
the orders Of the Adjutant General, and the
instructions to the Sclectmen, efforts were
made to 90 modify the vote rs to give $50
bounty. and give $50 to the family Of the
soldier; bu, were voted down IN every case
BY clique led by Virgil d. PARIS. An
other meeting 10 called for next Monday. 10
ses VIA, action the town will take In rela.
ton to paying substitutes for drafted men.
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A Coon ENDoEsrnrSr. 4 letter from a
member Of the 10Th Regiment. published in
Zion Advocate. closes NJ follows
Though not gwen 10 personal Aduli,ion,
I wish. IA justice 20 Col Beal and Msjpr
Walker. 10 -ay Of ,he.e officers that they
have exhibited the hishcs, soliierly quail.
tie, Thoroughly acquainted with their -
spec,,e duties, sincerely patriotic. beloved
and respected Of their men. without brar
or o.,en,a,ion, they meet every duty with
promptness and kill. To such men ,hc
country should cay, TO rr HIGHER
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jus, before leaving the Lake rrcion, We
had hard and We, trip. with Mr.. Rich. to
o., bear trap in black growth" 90
Rapid river. This week 10 wri,cs a. III
lows IL forgot 70 tell you tia, | ctueh, a
young bear in the trap YOU helped mc .e',
the hr., time i, was sprung. making 20 n
all iha, | have killed" We bad a good
lesson in the art, though unable to be in a,
the death.
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sT,rr OFFICERS. The following officers
have been appointed Aids to Major.General
Virgin:
T. F. Pilsbury. Pennington, Division ln.
spec,or. with the rank OF Lieut.. Colonel.
W. p. Frye, Auburn, Division Quarter
master.
Charles +. Shaw, Portland, Orderly Aid.
dc.Camp.
A. II. Walker, Lowell, Aid be. Camp.
W. W. Bolster, Dixdcld. Division Advo.
cate.
All the latter have been commissioned with
the rank Of Major.
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TuE MAINE SIvKSrrESrn. This regiment
which passed through our city yesterday. eH'
cited the admiration Of oil spectators 10 IN
unusual degree. Such stalwart fellows
with such sire and stepg,h OF body-ihey
seemed complete representatives OF the back
bone Of Maine. None, either. could fail to
note the manly bearing and the Intelligent
countenances Of the rank. We learn that
they were recruited from the hes, classes OF
the community. the we'll to do. well in
formed and moral portion Of trades and Pur-
suits. They evidently know what they 90
to war for. and We shall expect to hear
good accouu. Of them. Boston Journal
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A letter from London announces that the
steamer Mercaio,,e was advertised TO leave
London ON the 18th. She Is supposed TO be
u rebel ship, IN which case another very &C.
cep,ab'c prir, will probably fall INTO the
hands Of our blockiding tlee,.