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Removal Of Gen. Mcclellan.

For Ion. time after Gen. Mcclellan had
tie command IN Virginia. We had erea;
faith 10 hi, ability as military chieI,ain.
~. appearance at the head Of the army, d..
rcctly after tho fret disastrous defea, al
Boil Run, seemed 10 inspire cOs6jenec all
over the country and never did man en-.
ter upon a military eomman! more firmly
supported nv the enthusiasm Of the people,
than did Gen. Mcclellan. lie organized
and disciplined fne army. one OF the bss,
and large, the world ever saw. The people
had responded 20 every call for men aud
means. aud 10 the fll Of 1851 expected &C.
tive. vigorous, Gocinrs operations. They
were disappointed. Months rolled on. IN
which followed the disastrous Penin.glsr
campaign. Of Gen. Mcclellan. Still the
American people. 20 a very great extent,
sluns 10 Little Mac" aud would no,
giSe him M, asa failure. Ia passing over
the period. from the winter Of 1851 and GO
% the present. the history OF tbs war 70
cord. the utter ineapaeity OF Gen. MeClel
Ian, Us great military commander.
Pre-,dsn; Lincoln. in making bis remov,
al. has bu, responded to the voice Of III,
people, and no act Of the administration
.inco the commencement, Of the rebellion
has ever me, with more enthusiastic ap,
prevail. When thi. government, i. 10 III,
as0nizinc throes of dissolution. inefficient
Generals nu's not be KEEP, in the way oil
success.
pre,Iien, Lincoln. in thi, change in mil,
i,sry commanders, has given new evidences
Of b., patriotic devotion to the be,, interest,
Of bis country Politician. and Spectator,
and secession sympathisers may denounc'
and find fault, but the interrupted masse,
will continue to DO as they have doLe-
stand by the President, and give his admin
i.tra,iou their enthusiastic. carnss, and ON,
conditional support.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

CoLRY's PATENT WRISGIR. There 10 .
long and cold winter tefors US. during
which the ladies will suffer from cold, rs
well as from the ve1a,iOn Of wringins the
clothes. on each washing day, unless they
possess one Of those convenient little ma.
chimes lately introduced. for pressing the
water out Of the garments. A knowledge
tina, these machine, will perform oil they
are recommended to DO, lead. Us to particu.
larry refer to their advantages. A tub Of
clothes can DO made ready TO hang out, in
two or three minutes, without exertion.
We have lately examined one Of Colby's
pAten, wrinsers. which seems admirably
adapted TO the work. Tho rollers are very
elastic. and peculiar arrangement gives all
the additional spring required. without ad.
jus,msnt Tho mode Of fastening is more
simple than any We have before seen. The
whole frame is OF mallsable iron, galvanized,
simple and durable. Mr. John A. Greene.
Of No. Waterford. has just purchased the
right, Tor Oxford County. and will soon Of.
fer the articles for sale. by oil means have
a wfipser and We do not know where you
can get better one than this.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

PASic sosGIRs. There 10 not much in
the aspect OF the time. TO encourage enter.
prise /; yet shall we saceumb, and fold our
hands. and laiily aud imps,oou'ly cry to
PrO'idsner to help us' Providence help,
those Who help them.elvs---none other.
IL s,ir' our very marrow when we seo men
frightened on, Of propue,y because trouble
10 IL the land-when We SEQ them si, down
10 idiolie belples.ness. wiIbou, the nerve TO
struggle and make the b.s, Of untowari
circumstances. Pretty folk. thee, are to
live in an age ,hs. call. for mSn-.'rong
msn-men OF sense and Of hear,-msn who
arc not afraid TO set sail when the wind tho
strong wind. blow, and ride gloriou.ly on
the whits-eapped waves. These timOrous
souls crawl ieariully sbou, like frightened
hares. ready TO pop into hole a, any noise.
Oh no they canno, DO ary,hing-cauno.
venture aught lee, they nigh, epdanssr
what foil Of il.Sll In to their palm. On sun.
shiny morning They are the croaker., tho
prosuO',ica,or' Of disaster, the panie'tricksn
s,ragglers by the way, who seek to Justify
their own cOwariIcc by masniying report,
Of evil. The bi,terc-i rebel i. no, 80 des,rue-
tive to the interest, Of tho community. nor does
he DO az much TO unse,,le the foundations Of
society, +. the panic.monser.
lTyposraphic Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

EuSNING SrlIcn SEWING M.cuISE. Mad.
ame Demore.,. the publisher OF the Mirror
OF FASHIONS. has jus, introduced wha, ..
termed " GEM Of the Sewing MaehIus
Kind. l,isarcry simple affair, weighing a
ppand only, and 30 constructed that Il may
be easily carried in lady's pocket. or.
when no, IN OPERATION, LAID in an ornament.
al box upon the workable. In use. il is
screwed to the table, IN the same manner as
the e" Sewing Bird" IL sew. about = yard
minute. from the ,hinuest fabrics to two
thickness. Of elk, and gathers. ruiIle.,
tues.. &c, with double or .inslc thread.
The stitch is taken with the common needle.
aud is the sane as that made by hand.
THIS beautiful machine is sold for the small
sun OF Eve dollars. Address Madame Dem.
crest, 473 BrO.dssy. New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

RrIuRy or Mn. CAMERON. Hon Simon
Cameron returned from Esrope, by tho
steamer. Scotia. at New York. las, Saturday.
The feeling in Europe Is described by Mr.
Cameron as strongly increasing, in con's-
quense Of the continued inactivity OF the
federal army. Ia England i. is thought
that no active intervention will take place
until parliamen. meets. The success or
failure OF the present campaign will prob
ably decide the matter, and only deeidei
victories on our side will di'pel tho
idea, in in hi. opinion. IL is generally
understood in England that rebel naval
attacked on our Atlantic cities Is IN pre-
marathon. Three immense IRON clad team
rams. the mos, powerful ever constructed.
ar, building in English ship yards, and with
these /, !. supposed the rebels will attack
our Northern cities. They havO an especial
desire to make dash ct New York. and
even II the enterprise were but partially
successful, the presence Of rebel war vessels
in New York hsrbor. IL only for an hour
would have great effect sbrai. There 10
9 secession club in Liverpool numbering 300
members. who provide funds to Furnish
vessels to run our blockade. No individual
member Of hi, society i. allowed to know
wha, any other member contributes. The
sympathy for tho rebels 10 England Is daily
increasing. and delay in federal advance
i. interpreted as a 'asis admission Of our
inability 70 copo with the enemy. Mr.
Cameron thinks tina, the Notifications OF
New York should be 81 once attended to
and is surprised that the danger Of an at
tack on our city Is not more fully sPprs.
ciated here.
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RrIuII. NOV. III. 1850.


ED DIuocRAT Herewith send you a
lie, OF articles recently sen, to the U. 5.
Sanitary Commission, from tho ladies OF
Ncwry. To show tho patriotism Of Tho
lsdic. oi that town, and their Willingness TO
contribute for the comfort OF our soldiers. i,
is only necessary to say tina, tho following
lie, Of articles is the result Of only tiro day,
canvas.inS in the town. ny one lady. Mrs.
Alexander Eames IS towels. III handker.
chiefs, 10 sheets. i2 pillow slips. $50 yards
bandsse.. . woollen blankets, 9 flannel
swa,he., G pairs foO,ins'. 4 pounds linen
cloths. one package pepper.
The Sewing Circle Of th, First Congresa-
tionAl Society, Bethel. have recently con-
ributed the following named articles. sent
to the soldiers, through the U. s. Sanitary
Commission } mattresses, 10 quilts, J
woollen blankets. 6 sheets. | woollen spread
lG pillows. 90 pillow clips, 80 shirts. &c
pairs drawers. Q dressing gowns, % pairs
slippers. % towels, &c pairs fOo,ing'. 500
yards bandsges. 81 handserchiof.. . boxes
mutton tallow, Gswathes, 3 lbs. lint, ! bun.
die linen rags, l bundle cotton rags, pack.
age corn starch. package .aso. bag cat
meal. I barrel dried apple. G qss. jelly.
10 addition to the above. the Circle have
made and contributed to tho sufferers by
the burning Of Greenwood City. bedding,
clothing. &C., TO the amount OF some forty
dollars. Too much cannot be sad in praise
Of the indsfa.isablo energy aud patriotism
Of tho members OF these societies. Through
their fundamentally. much OF the suffering
OF our sick and wounded soldiers has been
alls,iated. which would otherwise have been
unavoidable; and IL bohoo,es the gentle
men. everywhere. to do all in their power
to assist the ladies in their noble work. See
to 1t. gentlemen. that they DO not lack for
materials 10 work with. ).
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

NKw AMERICAN CrcLornpn. The APP
pleton,. New York. have jus, issued Vol.
fifteen OF their New American CyelopedIa.
Thu. Vol. contains some $50 pages octave.
|, .. printed on white paper With clear type.
IN double columns. THIS Volume includes
all those subjects o! Literature. Science,
History, Biography. &c, from sPl to CZz,
10 alphabetical order.
Like the fourteen Volumes which have
preceded this. II treats very fully, ably and
satisfactorily, oil the subjects within lie
-cope. Among them are the Steam En-
CINE, Spiri,uali,m, Sugar. Sweden. Sweden.
borg. Syria. Symbols, Synod, Ta.'o. Tat.
,ooing. Taxes, Telegraph. Tea. telescope.
tennessee. Tcnnyson, Texas. Thaekeray,
Theatre, Thebo.. Tides, Tin, Tobacco, Trade
wind., Turkey, Union. Unitarianisn, INT.
ted States. Utah. and others.
rs. book Of reference. and as . dsposi,o.
~ Of useful knowledge on oil subjects. this
work has great merit and value: aud TO the
scholar as well as the general reader, 10 !.
quite indispensable. i, has received the
cOnmenda,ion Of many Of the Grs. minds in
America. Considered as an effort to em.
body . birds eye view Of nil the facts and
knowledge now possessed on the work, Of
Literature. Science and Art, We must award
TO the publishers and editors the merit OF
success.
Bailey aud Noye. Of Portland, are the
only Agents for Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14
TIL r O x FOR ]

The Tauscrip. speaks Of the Hop crop
- having been much inersassd since 1850,
whom Il amounted 10 40.l20 pounds. A
lev years s,ncs the hop was cultivated 10 .
rrea, extent. In some sections. This Was
particularly the case along the Androscos'
gin valley. aud in some Of the towns In the
central part Of .his County. The low pri.
Gee prevailing Of late. however, have caused
farmers to turn their attention TO other
PRODUCTS. Al present, whore large fields
we're formerly cultivated. the poles may be
seen in large piles, or converted into fencing
material. We doubt whether the amount
now produced In this State will come up to
the crop Of 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

Nm. SEWARD AND ruE Lur ADstSnrn
rros. The New York Times remarks eli.
tOriAliy. with reference 10 the conflicting
accounts OF Mr.. Scwari's relation toward
Mr.. Buchanan's administration in its
closing months;
I'VE 'u'pec, that. when the truth comes
TO 30 known. it will be found that Mr.
Seward bad some indirect agency in sceur.
ins the appointment Of Gen. Dir, Joseph
Holt and Mr. Stanton to places in Ba.
ehauan'. cabinet, previously held BY Floyd,
Cobb and Thompson aud tha, ho,, gs7i'e.
mcn consulted him moro or lc.s as TO the
best means Of saving the country from tho
dI,as,ous cIscts Of Mr.. Buehanan's course
Of action. What he did, therefore. was TO
aid them in saving the country-not Mr..
Buchanan in dcs,royin: IT,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

Mis. Julia II. Stone, OF Norway, CON-
mit,ed suicide. In lowell. on Monday eve
ming Of last week. The Journsl says she
had been employed in on, Of the factories
until |, stopped. She Afterwards worked on
soldiers clothes. but at "a very low figure.
She had spoken OF self.destrucsion. but no
no one credited her. Monday evening che
che went TO the canal. took OF her bonnet
aud shawl. and jumped into the water. a
person passing BY discovered the clothes and
gave tho alarm. when search was made and
the body recovered about 10 o'clock. She
was . member Of the 6r. Bap,is. church.
aud highly respected. No cause can be as
signed Tor the net. save depression Of spirit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

CoSrRAB.Sps IN rnE DsrsicT OF Cot.
ssBA. Mr. ID. B. Nichols, Superintendent,
Of tho Contraband. in the District. reports
tina, there are about I 900 OF this class in tho
District, ofwhOm C7j only arc fci BY the
Government. They find work at home, and
are unwilling to 10 North. Application
upon application" hs say'." has been
made from New York, New Jersey. Penn.
sylvaIia. Massachusetts,, New Hampshire,
Vermont, Connecticut, aud western States
for laborers, Offering the mos. liberal wages;
but /, has hitherto been unvaillng, for not
one in . hundred eau DO induced 10 10
North or West. AZ pressn, there - al
abundance oi labor here FOR them % great
il the demand for their labor .ha. We could
furnish homes for ten where We have one
to furnish"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

WAX Mars. Me.srs. l.. Prans i Co..
Boston. have favored Us with copies Of their
War Maps. lately published. The fret I"
termed the telegram marking map.-beine
engraved on large scale. 90 as to admit OF
marking tho movements OF the army. with
pencil, as daily reported. larger map OF
the Southern and Middle States, exhibits a.
a glance oil tho imporian, points. Tho
price Of these MAPS !. IS cents each.
Tho zane publishers have issued sheet,
IL by Is ,pchc. in .i,s. on which !. neatly
printed the .eals OF each Of the States. col.
ored after the designs Of the Orisina'ors OF
smblem,. Price. ID cents. Address l..
Prans { Co. 100 Washington St, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

Tho Cumberland mill Of this village,
owned and operated byR Gibbs. hsstranacs
ed bushes, to the tune OF s l0i 900 for the
las, four months. IL n running d,y and
night on army blankets.
The saw mill will start mp in q week OF
two. Its fixtures are Of tie most approved
kind and il will DO great addition 10 Tho
business Of this town.
The Stocking mill. too, drumming day and
night. Everything 10 moving 10 tho most
healthy manner, 10 this section Of the
country. Bridston Rep.
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NATIONAL rNAScu. Washington Cores.
pondenes Of the New York Times:

NirIosAL rlsIScn. Washington Cores.
pondsnes Of tho New York Times;
There 10 reason 10 believe that the nee.
essIty for an 'ndordinats issue Of note. will
be Allsviaisd BY skillful measures, based on
the public credit. to DO given fern and
publicity during the coming session Of Con.
gross. And the public ersd', oush, to spjoy
security IN the speedy manifestation Of ono
fact alono. vir.. the tax system already gi'es
promise Of astounding results. Ii is thought
that the income derived therefrom. will I.
coed by a, lca., 80 pn cent. the amour.
contemplated BY sanguipO trainers Of the
bill. IL will pay the interest on q war deb.
Of many future months accumulation. and
leave margin for ordinary government et.
pendl,ares. The inauI from customs !,
also unexpectedly large.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14
N. d. l.. Lane. Esq, Of Portland. has
been appointed Consul Mt Vera Cruz. in
place Of 81. II. Dunnell. resisued.

TnE Army on TIE REMOVAL. In.elli.
gence from Washington is To the eaec. that
reports concerning disafec.ion In the army,
in consequence Of the removal Of Mcclellan,
are without foundation. Gen. Burnside u
universally popular, and will. secure the
warm regard of the army, n he has won
the devotion Of his army corps.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

Co,sr DErEScKs. The Pre-, states tia,
- gun. have been mounted already. q, for,
Scanned. and that 30 heavy guns will be
placed IN the classmates Of for, Gorse.. DO.
fore winter. a sufficient supply Of powder
and ball ha. been received. Tho defence.
are considered to be .uiIicien, to ress: any.
thing bu, . regular iron clad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

CENTRAL McCLILLAs's Amt OF rnE
PENINSULA. From official sources Is is
a'ccr,aiDOd tina, one hundred and .iI.y.elsh,
thousand men were sen. down 80 Peninsula.
with Cen. Mcclellan prior to the seven day''
6sht; that on his leaving Harrison. Landing
no bad bu, sigh,y.four thousand. twenty
thousand having been killed in battle, die,
from disease. or made prisoner, By tho
enemy (there being large number oil tie
latter. and for,y.four thousand being IN the
hospital, aud on iarIOush. IEIchauSa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

The MrslGK. The President devotcs .
portion Of each day to the preparation Of
his Message. Ilo does not receive visitors
except on important business. To oil he Is
reported to give assurances that no part OF
Of hi, emancipation proclamation will te
modified.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

PErrxsoS'r MAGAZINE. Wearc in receip,
OF this popular Lady's Magazine for DOcem.
Der. lisa splendid number. The title
page for 1865, containing portraits Of the
chief contributors, is very handsome. Tho
Magazine, next year. will contain 1000
pages OF double column reading matter. IL
steel plates IL colorcd steel fashion plates ,
IL eolOrsd patterns in B'rlin work. en-
broidsry or crochet, and 900 wood engra.
vings-prOpO' hoasieiy more than any oiAsr
pcriOdioal sires. lrs fAsuIcss ARE ALWAYS
TnE L,rEsr And Pkrrrirsr Its prise 10
but Two DotLAKs year. or dollar less
than Magazines Of its class. To clubs. 10 IL
cheaper still, viz three copies for IS,
Eve for $3.50. or eish, for $40. To every
psr.,n getting ups club. the Publisher will
send an eIira copy gratis. as premium. or
a large med me;:oiini for framing, " Bun
yam Parting from hi, Bind Child IN Prs
on" Specimens sent (if written ior) 10
those wishing to get up clubs. Address
CnARLKs j. PKrESsoS, 500 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia.
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grand JpRr.

grand JrRr.
John N. Deshon, Canton, Foreman.
Nathan Andrews, Stow.
William W. Bacon, Buek6eld.
Stephen Cummings. S,onehsm.
Gilman Chapman, Bethel.
John Day, Woodstock.
james W. Hartman. B'ownEsld.
BENJAMIN Head. Lowell.
william, Hall. Jr., Norway.
George =. Hammond. Paris.
Joseph KilsOre. Waterford.
Elbridso q. Poor. Ando'er.
Thomas G. Russell. Hartford.
james d. Sturdsran,, Hebron.
Charles Tibbe,ts. fryeburg.
Peter A. Thompson, Rumford.
George Tbomes. Denmark.
=. wadsworth. Hiram.
TRlvrnsl Jrnrrs-fnsr PANEL.
Grin Fsrrar, Buekseld. Foreman.
Ilez.kiah II. Abbott. Rumford.
Frankli, Bradford. Hartford.
George II Barrow-, fryeba-s.
James BraIier. Hiram.
Robert T. Boyn,on. oxford, eIcuscd.
Isaac q. Cross, Bethel.
James Evans. Lowell.
Abel Fletcher. Sumner.
William Green. Waterford.
John &. Hutchinson, Hebron.
John d. Hastings, Bethel.
William & Hobbs. Norway.
Caleb =. Holland. Di,deld.
Sroosp PsSEL.
Alfred W. Siearns. Paris. Foreman.
John q. Hunt. Albany.
Edmund +. Ingalls,, Denmark.
Clarendon ID. Marble. Di1heId.
Anger II. Mitchell. Mexico.
John i. Plummer, Sweden.
George Stacy, Porter.
Sylranus S,urtevan,. Paris.
William Tucker. Peru.
Jacob II Wentworth, Brownd'ld.
Edward White. Greenwood.
Abraham Il. York. Grafton.
SurERNrNTRiKr.
Jane. l. Pane, Norway.
The Ere, case taken Up, Jewett v'. Ell
". {. Whitney. Was no, completed Th
lay noon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

Il is reported iba. couu.srfcis sos and
1905, treasury notes, are In circulation.
They are raised from Is and %. and are
badly executed. The desisus Of the bills are
80 different that tho counterfeit cannot be q
dangerous oue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

The Secretary Of the Treasury invites pro-
possl' for thirteen millions Of the popular
I $40 government bonds. Bidders must
deposit 10 per cent Of the amour, they pro.
pose to take. and forward the certificate
With the bid.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

The Bangor whis states tina. il WAS Al.
Der, ". Luut Of llaupden. no, VIM. w.
Lunt Of Orouo. WHO has been sentenced to
be shot. for deser,ion. The offence WAS tho
pointing on, to the rebel, OF detachment,
Of bis company. ,ha: an officer whom be dis
liked might be captured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

MAINE TRoors TOR BANKS. Perley .ele
eraps to the Boston Journal from Washing
ton Gov. washburn Of Maine has obtainet
permission for three moro nine months
regiments from that state TO join the eIped'
ton under Gen. Banks, which will giv'
him the GOD. 18th. 9Th. Goth. eth snt
18th, and also battery.
Gov. washburn has gone to Warrensou
10 yisi, the Maine regiments in the Geld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

A letter from Gibraltar, dated Oct Is.
state. that tho commander Of tho rebel
steamer Sumter was murdered on board that
vessel by tho second officer, whose n'me i'
Hester Of South Carolina. The murderer
va. arrested and i. in prison.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

Mrs. Lincoln. with ops Of her cons. ar.
rived 10 Boston, last Friday. The Journal
OF Monday Gays that. owing to the storm.
size had remained quietly at the Parker
House. and had received bu, lew calls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

RosTrR. Tho Adjurant General has jus.
published roster Of the Geld officers Of all
Maine regiments aud batterie. now in tbs
service. a, standing Nov. Let. !, is very
convenient for reference. 4 blank column
!. LEI, in which to note changes US they may
occur.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

The editor Of the AlleehaniAn has been to
a banker love feast. which be describes rs
being an interesting ceremony. Ordinary
church ,ervise., with the washing OF feet
and par,akins Of the feast. arc the exercises
ON such occasions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

A letter IN the Press. from the 23i Reg.
iment. announces the death Of Vim. II. Irish
Of Hartford, on the .l's ul,. .'of congestion
Of the bowels; and LAWS d. Newton Of
Andover. on the Let. Of typhoid fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

Psflsy writes the Boston Journal that for
thirty sish, year., the House Of representa-.
,iyss, during The close Of the several admin.
i.iratiOn., has been organized BY the OppO-
sition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

Gov. spragus Of Rhode Island, caused q
salute Of 100 guns to be fred. in honor Of
the appointment OF Gen. Burnside to The
command Of the Army ofthe Potomac.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

They are using squash seeds and ,urniP
seed, in Massachusetts,. as q substitute Tor
change. Tho former eoun, one cen. each,
the latter. ak cent. paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

Tbs Ploushman requests i,' exchanges TO
notice the fact that the Association OF
Breeder. Of Thoroughbred nea, stock, will
receive redigrees Tor publication in tho
American Devon Herd Book. Up 20 Decem.
ber ;. lsG2. at which time the Association
meet. ., South wilbraham. Mas. to st.
anime pedigree. and prepare them for The
pres.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

Mr.. Seward writes TO the New York
Chamber Of Commsres tia, the cireum.
stAnces attending the fitting out OF tho
pirate Alabama in Enslani will DO brought
to Tue notice Of the English GoyOrnmen,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-14

DEFICIENCIES. The following list shows
the number OF men the several towns in
ihi. County are ordered to furnish. TO COM
ple,e their quotas