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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

DiSrirLp Ilicu School The spring term
Of DIdeld Vii. High School, under the
charge Of Mr.. Henry 3. Howard. has JUS,
closed, after an examination Of two days.
The eIamina,ion surpassed any exhibition
OF the k,ni ever witnessed. rejecting great
honor both upon the teacher as thorough
scholar. and in every respect master OF his
bushes. and the students. Tor their per-e-
,erips diligence and attention TO their stud.
lee. and the hearty good will with which
they seconded their teachers endeayors to
promote the welfare Of all concerned. IL
would be impossible to mention individual
parts, or select few a. better than the 9th.
ers. All were OF the Grst class and inter.
esting and would have honored any insiitu.
ton Of the kind in the country. Mr. How.
ard by his unassnming manners and gentle
manly bearing has won the respect Of oil
the people and the lore o! b.. scholars. and
we are happy to be able to announce to the
neighboring public, that he proposes TO con.
tinue his labor.
May l6, 1862.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23
Death Of Two soldiers from OK ford

Charles II French. 'on OF Joseph French.
Eq OF Oxford, non commissioned oficsr
in Capt. Cheeney's company. in the 18th
Regiment. died Of dlp,ber,a. a, Ship Island.
the ilth of April. lie VA, an active. en-.
,,rpri.ing young man. anu greatly respected
by large circle Of friend. both a, home and
in abe army. lie leis the home o, hi. father
10 engage in the defense Of hi. country irou
a scs,, " duty. lie Vas sick buta brief
period. and hi. early and sudden decea.e i.
u great affection. no, only to his parents
brother and sister. but long list OF friends.
lie va. duttul en-. warm. hearted friend.
and q yi,ilaut. faithful soldier. lie died
manfally a. hi. poe, Of duty. Peace to his
ashes
Sila. Croweli, a citizen Of Oxford. in the
same Regiment. died a, the same place about
III MIDDLE Of April. lie leaves vile and
three small children to mourn his death.
Sir. CrO~ell WAS quiet, we'll disposed e''i'
zen. exemplary in life. and leave. many
friends. Who DEEPLY ympathIre with h''
heart stricken widow and helpless children
Thus one afer another OF the couniry''
brave deiendrrs are passing sssy. God
blrss their memories. and long will 4 crate
iul people remember the sincere and eI .ltsd
patriotism that drew hem away irom the
eniearments Of home and friends To lay down
their lives Tor their country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

ACCIDENT At BRowSTrELp. On Thursday
last. hired boy Of DR.. Jess =. s~eA, Va.
drawing manure in single ear, a shor, dis.
lance IN the FIELD. When about to return,
u little .pn Of the doctor : go, into the wagon
With three other boys Ju., then person
fred gun near by. which frightened the
horse, and he broke the breeehlns. The
boy driving pulled hard a, the rein'. till the
bits broke, when the beas. made unchecked
speed cor the stable. and turning. struck.
aud overturned them. injurins oil quite
badly In the head, but breaking no bones.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

Tux Cr>.r,. The return. Of the late
crn.u. have lately received some ventilation.
examination showing them - BE- very deicc'
tive several State. are sad 90 10 moving
Tor q new enumeration. Our attention ha.
been called To some slArins defects in our
own county. A gentleman. some 'ime''nee'
exhibited IL, Of nearly wo pages OF names,
Ia little town. Of per-on' who either never
lived in the place. or were dead before the
Cen.u, va. taken One Of the hne., farms
~e are acquainted with has not a h:ure
noted IN the returns. - FAR ~ we have dis
covered, after careful scarch
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

Of made Of Yankee scalp'." These las,
iae,s state on the authority Of John $. q.
Abbott.
Nov do no, speak Of ,he'e things to
stir up vindie,ive feeling. and nalgnAn,
passions. but tbs, oil may eco the folly and
weakness Of those who think 10 cure thi,
trouble with bread pills. The hatred. .corn
aud eop,emp, snseodered IN the southern
mind sgaip., the northern people aImO.,
passes human belief. and canno, well b
realized by such a. have never been among
slave holding people. We may as well fix
one thing 10 our minds once Tor all--thN
any settlement, Of this trouble which de,
not reach the vital. Of IL. cause, ~i'l prove
TO DO. not settlement. but only--a post.
ponsmsnt. IT, p.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

,oc,n,x,. On Saturday, two ladies from

ACCIDENT. On Saturday. two ladies from
chi. village. drovo to Norway with hor's
belonging to Mr.. J. II. lawson. BJ some
means. In passing up street. tho carriage
struck . tree. taking OF ona wheel OF tho
wagon. at the same tims throwing ous one
Of the ladie.-Mrs. Fuller. The horse. then
hitting against the crossbar, became fright.
sucd. and ran against another tree, throw
Ing Miss weet' . considerable distance. and
making q complete wreck Of tho wagon.
Each Of the ladies' are badly bruised, but
not seriously injured. How the accident
could have been caused isa mystery. The
horse has always been considered perfectly
,sie with any one Who could hold Or the
reins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

MArLr SrGAR. A correspondent In Beth.
el, writes US a. follows: The farmers In
this vicinity are giving their attention to
the making Of maple sugar to quite an
extent. There aro some twenty maple orch.
ards IN ono locality. on two miles square,
and twelve sugar houses. The season for
making sugar has no. been Is good Is usual,
although there has been considerable guam.
tiiy made.
Sir. Gilman Of Bath remarked In . speech
last winter, that Oxford and Aroostoot we're
two favored Counties. The people Of Or
ford lived on ,rawberries and cream "1
months II the year, and those OF Aroos,ook
on maple honey. II Mr. Gilman will give
10 call No wall swseten the Strawberries and
cream with maple honey. j.. T. E."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23
Fori.n Inc 1erenes.

: r.. the --,'lrmeri Of the Trent affair.
Iu, to indications have c,,ne q a. from
-. other I'D. 1T the ~atrr., OF a desire ON
~. pr, % the EuroPcin ToSer' 10 'ns'r'ere
~ the -r,'lc,Bsnt Il 'hr domestic ar noe
,r,,.tins IN. c"antry. Recently, ho-e'er.
ne ? a. - thing. have unj-rs''ne . par
,t.l change. sni Il nos Ls,k- a. II France
W., m.bins "a vgmrri 20 that direction.
In mlin.?'irs 1t the np,tom. -. gr'~'ns
want Of cotton. UDiouhtgdly an ca'rt will
su.ais O. unite Great Britain with France,
and cnli.t uu OF to- Other European Courts
~ a.. .ame interest. The sdirt will he 10
drne ~ ,u,o .,ms kind u settlement. a
cnGi promise. D, which peace ~ill b. restored.
and southern ports again op Bci 70 Foreign
trade. liosrSer d-,,ruu. our go'crnmsni
nav ~ 10 avoid any collision with Foreign
posrr.. We cannot perceive how !, can now
ior a moment listen to any Proposition OF
pace iron other powers
Dor blockade .. now shout ~ perfect AZ
It can b. made, AMI Is growing more and
plrr effective. We are last gaming -.
---i,n II their hc-s por:, and harcJr-..
ia,'vhy elosins up the avenue. through
-h,,h they have had the means u oeca
si,u.l!y running or blockade. TIL. takes
ssay The cau-s Il complaint that our block
.t, -. imp rl-yt, AMI therefore ous'' not
10 y, respected by fr,i.n su'vrnmsn,'.
Insrc :, another .'rJos and powerful
rra-,n WHY the gu'crnm,u,. 81 The Odd
World should mind their osn business .nd
Dot interfere IN our aaars. We shall have
In les week. or~n port. At New OrIr.n..
Pvri Royal. and Norfolk. ami some u the
other Bot harh0r- m tile S'uth IN country.
r. thee pvt. frtr,sn v----l. can come and
tal- II III rsb-l.. ln.t-ai 10 hringlns
,'-t- c,,t.u o 'u,rs or ,lios,us It To- D.
sud born It up A. DAIRY -. 4, ~,ll not
b, our fault. neither can our government
IN any .cu-s b. hell eeoaHt.bls or re.pon-
s,bls toe such a resils.
Taere - .,ill ano,her rea.Jn ~hy foreign
governments should Just a, mi, particular
nne,ure. ken hand. Of. Our government
has b-,h Tor sevk. demonstrating 10 tie
world thA, we are az, 90 make an end "
III. rebellion. aud bring tn, traitor, to
terms. OR army operations have h~en =
suggestion If Union victories. The hack OF
mi. u,holY rebellion /. e,,ieo,ly broken.
", have only % follow W our yie,orie.
with S.,,,,,,,s5 ,,,,rou. .st,,u. 70 m.L,
IN .ad Of Oh, var IN q few short month.
I, nd. no ,,o,h.,i. ~. 10 -. tia, For.
.i,u in,sr,so,,,o ~,sli tend 10 p-olonr the
.,,u,yl.. an. .u,..,.u o,, a,.,,,,an.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

The Addre.. Of the fifteen Cfittenden nri
vailandighsmi,es IN Congress, u denounced
by -omc Of the Democratic pap"r'. anon;
th-m the Boston Post. and cordially snd,r'.
ei by Others. such as the Augusta Age, Ma
ehin Union, Portland Argus. &c. The
doctrines OF the address, II carried out by
the federal Congress and government. would
b. worth to the Confederate rebel. more
than 900 900 more soldier. AMI 500. OOO..
600 10 gold. I, would b.. IN tact, in,urins
the success Of the Coniederacy.
lJsGersonian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23
Two .old,.rl, dr....d ,ouo, f.l,ox, nae,

Two sald'erly dressed yOuos fellows pass
ed through fryebars. one day las, week.
who. perhaps. might have been deser,ers.
They called at = house three miles on, Of
the village. on the Lowell road. aud asked
for food. On being somewhat questioned.
they hesita,insly said their regimen, WAS
over full, and they we're thereupoa d..
charged; that they left fortress Monroe .
fortnight before. and were on the way to
Concord, n. II. Quite roundabout way.
that. from Fortress Monroe to Concord
through Lowell and Fryebars!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

TuE RtruBiIcAS sr,IE CONVENTION. The
Bath Tunes. the leading Union Democratic
paper in the State. in 'Icak'ne Of the call
for a State Convention Of Republican. and
all other citizens Who support the State and
National Administration cay. 4" thi. Is lib.
eral. and intended in good faith TO embrace
ell loyal men regardless OF past party slli.
anee. or political procli,i,ie..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

Tnr IIIGuL,>D r,Wlr Bo.spIsG School
We call the especial attention Of parents and
guardians to the advertisement OF this school
in the prc.en, number OF our paper. This
eIcellen, family boarding school has acquired
= high reputation Tor the thorough in.truc'
ton and judlciou' training which its pupils
receive. IL /. situated in one Of the mos.
beautiful and picturesque villages in Maine,
in a location suited to promote both the
health and enjpymen, Of i.s inmates. while
the reputation OF its principal. DR.. True, is
such tina, pupils nav be sent to this school
with the u,mo., confidence that their physi
cal, intellectual and moral culture will re-
cei,e the mos, kind. judicious and faithful
attention. IRoekland Gazette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

II will bs zen by hi. card In another
column. ,ha, Mr. u ID. verr,ll. has com.
nenred the practice Of la"MSor~sy There
Is no cause to 'peat OF his culture. courtesy
and application. in this vicinity where he !.
we'll known. PERSON., from u distance can
place bu-ire.- matters in bis hands. with
foil confidence that their interests will be
carefully attended to. lie has spent tbs
past year in the practice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23
Rebel Insanity.

The folly Of the rebels, IN many partieu'
lars. 10 foil OF madoe" Inc ieade" are
not only de'pefa'e' OUT insane. All 'he'r
reasoning In relation TO their own interests
70 neutrality-suspicious.. They 'ee'n bent on
Their own destruction. They not only Tor.
setali honorable rules OF warfare fecosns"
among civilized nations, but 'Pend 'he''
Jury upon Their own heads whenever 'n'!
fancy u viii prejudice u.s. OF 'e"u :" s"'
them ia'or among 'ore's" nations i"',
profess 10 % nsn""s TOT '"'" 80
so''' ou' 'hey loss no "Pf'' :.
the aPP'0'e" VI 0'' "e IT,
10 'ns must 'u'"o"'
my Ae ns"""s ~ 49, -. 49,,
''de' YET ,'e' Spy " " 49,.
our" W ~" r,..
incend'af''m ~"A no''A! P''""'
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next o1e''", Wv" WV '
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grown " .se'' ~ T.. H. ,h.m y,
w" '' -. -, A.. .,,,,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

A member Of the Maine 9Th. says that the
famous bsyonet charge at Williamsburg. 10
attributed TO Ilootsr's Division. llc Gays
that the 9Th Regiment, with three compa.
ME. OF New York regiment, were the only
troops who had their bayone,. fixed on that
day. The Maine 7ih bears tie word "wil.
l,am.burs" upon il. banner In honor Of
this achievement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

The barque leland City, OF Boston. which
arrived at Portland on saturday from Ma
tanza.. bring. one Of the largest II not The
largest cargo Of mola,se' ever brought to
that port. II consists Of seven hundred and
sixty seven bog.head., seventy seven ,ieri''
and three barrels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

ABB Lincoln mus, hereafter be addressed
no, as Abe Lincoln, or Old Abe. or any KIDD
o. an Abraham-bu, as General Lincoln
the eaptor Of Norfolk and the destroyer of
the Merrimac, The President declared that
Norfolk and the Merrim,c must .uccumb.
and hs wen, down TO r, Monroe for tho
purpose Of having the work done God
blr.. him. that he did. and ,ha, be did sue
cesd. Lewiston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

1000
State Convention!

Tn. R-psh'.e.a. snl an oihst cii'Iss. q Nsisc.
I. h, ..r,.-t ihe state .si >sitanal AdH's,.irs-
t..,.., N a.s~t w. Cssraiioa N CIV hal, Fort
.,a. -, THURSDAY. 81. So S@s - Js-. s-st,
80 o'rksck. 4. NJ. ~ n.'sa'"sis candidate Toe
s,sfpor, All ~ ,rsa.sct ~, oihe' h"'in"ss that
O. ~ p5eps,i, coa.s t-l,ss the coaye"i'on.
TIL ks.,. ef F.pfe-ss'si'"n s,u ~ ss i"l"~''
Y.ch rass or Pbaist'aa shall - sai'i-a ." ,'"e
d..t.,s. E.rh C,t,, Toss - fisnt'ts"a that
..t s~,eai, .Gys votes ~ The Rsp"hi'o'a csnd'
"a. G,s C:.,ss.ssf "a ISL, .hall - saiHls ." an
ldturu,i - - gate. sri os-s ds-gs'- &c -'"',
- hauir-d vote. lf SD cant'i'is ~ 1851 above
., ,sui, .6,s.
JAMES q BLAINE.
LEONARD ANDREWS,
SNMtEI. q. ~lRlN",
NELSON nINGLtl. ia,
X = STEVENS,
WALES iiURnNGp, Rspooioah
JtCpR : SMITH,
"A FNgN I'LL,
4. HARMON, Stale
~.P STRICKLAND,
EUGENE HALE.
W II SMELL, Iommi1iee'
R.B. FULLER,
C.H.R WOODBURY.,
J ". LlvERMORE.
a.. wO DBUEl,
M.N sch. isS2.
Ths Siai, Co,ruiiise ~ili 10 IN .es.'"u II he
rr,li, HVo.s the s'-aias b-iorc The Csa'eat'' ..
NorI. The prLga's. are r~qc,'''d 10 ave
,Ss, 40, ai,.. Nth the STATE tolnuni'tss. t-tofr
the hoo vftAs n,r,tlug II The Con'sni'0n.
Tn state Co,nmitre. have srroinisd The 81.
- ia. Csasrv..,oaal Co'asn',irr 49, The >~coad
pis'r,lt.
J A.. H,n q - i.tna; :. OaAes 81 Auhafa
A. l,p.cutt "a Js,. ~.in~, rrthsia 81 Pare, J..
W. wa.-il,sr, 81 >~-t,a. 4. 4. lis~e, II Bah,
.o.i.u Mstfu~ cd Bs~ .stnham.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

RTNToRcnENrs TOR BvESsIDE. Very
large reinforcement. OF cavalry and artillery
for hi, department.. arrived a, ,hi, port
yesterday morning, and large numbers OF
transports. we learn. are in the n'er and
sound laden with ,roop..
lNe~bern Progress, leth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

rrrSsr.iL's STATION. Va. Mayel. The
whole army moved this morning early. with
I. ,ie~ OF making lengthy march. What
roads they took |, is no, necessary to mem
lion. but the head quarter. Of Gen. Meclel'
Ian to night will be within short distance
Of Richmond. IN front Of which city II Is
supposed will be eneamped the main body
Of the rebel army.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

frourE SL,yEs. It's stated that ono
thousand slave. escaped from Maryland to
the Di-,rie, OF Columbia, recently. Many
application. for ius,ives have been made
in Washington. In some cases the mill.
,ary Authorities have intsrfered, when ius,-
tive. have been taken under their protec.
ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

The Philadelphia Inquirer describes
counterfeit one. on the Boyl'ton bank. Boz
ton. which ha. jus, appeared. Center piece
eagle. with female figures on each side. Tn
rish, hand corner two farmers. on the lie"
the word - one"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

The Herald state. tina, military sompa.
ny has been organized at Mechanic Falls
4. 4. Goldermsn. Captain; A. T. Drni.on
and : II Cobb. Lleutcnsn,. q. W. Sc,,.
srn'. orderly. They parad-d on Tuesday,
uesk. in a neat uniform. With mu.k.,. oi
their own purchase, making fine appear.
Ance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

The Chronicle state. tina, an .Yor, !. 10.
ing made by the Free Will Baptist Society
in Phillip. to secure the service. Of Rev.
J S. Staples. Mr. Staples ha. recently en-.
gagged in the ministry. and !. the same who
lsc,ured on phrsnolOsy, in this vicinity 'cv.
eral years since.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

Tho Mobile New. speak, Of Gen. Lowell.
Who commanded the rebel troop at New or.
leans. Z. the "fugAciou. Lowell" Tho
sane paper alec charge. eowartice AMI folly
upon the rebel leaders. because they burned
the eunboats on Lake Ponehartraih beiors
tho approach Of an snemy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

A negro regimen, ha. been organized ~
Gen. Hunter. il. officers being appointed
from Massachusetts,. The regiment and tie
movement meets with favor. as the negro
soldier. are able to perform tu,ic, which
will relieve our troops.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

In,,llissncs va. received. Monday, Of the
death Of George Robinson. Of Sumner. =
private in Capt. Bisbes's company. 9th
Maine Regiment. lie had obtained dis
charge. on account Of III health, apd his
father had gone TO meet the stag. expecting
~ ind bis con, when letter Vas received
announcing bis death.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

The term. proposed for an exchange OF
Col. Coreoran, /, |, slated upon reliable au'
,hori,y. have been accepted by the rebel co1-
eminent. and he !. expected to be sc, at lib
er,y in a very few day. hence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

ToxAroIs. Mr.. Amos 7. uol.. Of Nor.
way. offered for sale. this week. souo very
nice tomato plants. Persons Who neglected
70 star, plants early in the spring, can re-
cover the loss BY purchasing now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

A MAMMOTH MOsrOs Capt. Ericsson
hrs planned large seasciug Monitor With u
single tarrst. plated with iron u niche.
thies. armed ui,h too guns. carrying ball
loo pounds 10 weight.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

Missouri. A Mas Convention Of the
friends Of the administration. and emsnc'.
patton, on the President proclamation, has
beeu called to meet at Jefferson City. juno
10th, 10 nominate candidates Tor State on.
csrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

Senator Crime. ha. introduced q bill Civ.
ing Rohcr, Hail. and his associates who run
the rebel steamer out OF Charleston, their
share Of the primo money. The vessel i'
worth $40. 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

Mail. are now forwarded to New Orleans
BY every steamer ,ha, departs. All mail
matte, /. to be ,Cn, to New York. This
VIC pr,.uu. to be direction to pOs,ma'.en.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

A ~,ld rabbi, va. caught IN the .hed be-
longing 10 Steven. a Shurtl,F. store, also.
PARIS. "Wednesday forenoon. 1t. probable
he hal heca chased from the woods by logs.
lie w.. shortly released, aud hoped out Of
the village at grea, speed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

Rev. Mr.. Morse. Of Auburn. has been sp.
pointed to fill the vacancy In the board Of
instruction at Ksnt's Hill. esused By the
death Of A. A. Scott.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

We are requested to state ,ha, Rev. J G.
Snow. will deliver Lecture a, the School
House, South Paris, next Sabbath evening.
nj 5 o'clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

Among the men returned. discharged.
from Ship Island. las, week. were julius n.
King. and II. r. Lur,ey. Of Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

The Sentinel says the State Convention ''
the Uniyer-allst denomination IN this s'a'"'
vii, hold It's annual session in Bath in jane
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23
JouS ,. FERRY. Editor

rrpNs.-o-. Dollar spd Fin, Goats, ps'
!. ,d,..es, Two Dollars, at the sHd 9th
clubbing. ", ~sah rs.rse,fs'l' call 'hs
.,,., zoo 90 .ush o. are .p..sd t. ler their AID
/. ,,,,aiiss Tho eircSlsiioa Of q hose PsTsr TO
~. feii.~iag ohsT:
", ~,n ,esd
10 Csp,... Zoe 90. var. Zoe Is.s"
40 Cop,,s, for one year. zoe so'""
AL 90. cops 20 The pes.aa Esiiisf 80 the e'""'
1A. n,snr, u,..t sec"wpsa, the ofs'"''
ES. N. Psussgin n Co.. 10 S"m Su~''
rs.In.. sad ~? Nassau Street, N.~ ho'a' are
/. ~ authasitsd sFv-i.
Jon PRINTING n~sih ssscu'ed'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

The President has determined to receive
5000 more volunteers. The quota viii
probably be filed from the border ssats''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

The steamer Great Eastern arrived at New
York. on Saturday. She made the passage
in ten days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

Humphrey Marshall. has turned up again
in Western Virginia. where he vi, he va,
defeated ani driven back by Col. Moore.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

a sportsman lately took THREE hundred
trou, from Howard Pond, in Hanover. IN
one day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

Toby Candor say. the 6r., thing COmmo-
dorc farrgu, did after capturing New Or.
leans wa, 20 hold LSrcc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

Among the candidate. permitted to report
for examination a. Master. mates. a, Bo.-
ton, We notice tina. Of Elias S,ouell. Of Par.
IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

Lieut.. Colonel z. y. ". Ellis. Of the 18th
Illinoi. Regiment. killed at tho battle Of
Pi,tsburg. VA native Of Wilton, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

Western Virginia has repealed the Law.
requiring the people to pay the owner Tor
slaves hung or transported Tor crime.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-23

Nort. The pskgsie. are rrqo,si'd 10 ave
,NsH 90, oi.i. Nth fhe STATE t"nrn''''". t''o'r
TIE hoo vftAr n-,tlug II the Coa,sui,0n.