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slavery in III. pi.,ric, Of Columbia

II "a. aluay. ben disgrace TO thu. "a.
ton that il. CAPITOL va. urob slave terri
tory We, at no time since the .aDe wa. re-
moved 9, Washington, has the way been
opened Tor il. en'irr abolition until nov.
Wish a population Of about seventy
thou and. there a'e only abou, three ihou..
and slaves II the people Of that Di''rIc,
could vote upon the question, We have no
doubt they would abolish /, at once. by the
Government p.yius the loyal master. an
equitable con.dsration. TLi-. ss . matter
Of ju.,ics. ,houll he done 1, has always
hen an imposition upon northern men TO
- compelled 10 attend to their business a,
the Cap,,Al--surroundei by the nursy at
mO.pbers Ut African slavery.
In 1850. The slave q qae was abolished in
tie District by virtue OF the h's 4" oOmpro-
mise measure. &c Of ;hA, Congress Pr,"r to
that time Washington had alsays had Its
- lave pens. almost under the very ss'es
Of the Capital whale the slave traders hat
made tia sort Of beadquAr,,r. to carry on
their traffic. W.th tie passage VI tia, act.
slave pen. psr 81 vent out Of date. s'nse
then, the jaii J,lSHgisg 20 iAe Gorsrnmeni
aud Supported BY the peoples money. has
hosn tho iAsVrite place where slaves have
been imprisoned.
When Congress came together at the
present. session. more than City negroes were
found confined in this Jail. under the old
Maryland laws. Many OF .hese imprisoned
A.Iicans ars ire per.ORs. while scarcely one
cot VI The whole number bad been guilty OF
Auy crime or oasn.s against the laws. by
the vigilance OF Gen. Wilson aud other Re.
publiean Senators, the case Of ,bese much
abused psrson. has been ATTENDED TO. and
they will 30 properly looked after. This
,is.lo fact .. saGcisSt esideace Of the bar
h.risn Of the system.
That Congrsss. under the Constitution,
Ia. the pOlssr ~ abolish slavery in the DE
,ris. Of Columb.a, is question long since
settled by the opinions Of our greatest
statesmen and jurisi.. That the .iunF OF
this power at the present crH" /" right and
eIpcdish,. no loyal man can sosb,.
Before we put down thI. rehellion. We
have got to learn the traitor. that there are
blows to give /. we'll as blows TO take.
Tat Senator's or Representatives Who are
" tender footed " upon To. question. and
vote against 10, will fDd ere IA the rear.
The South has always claimed Washing
ton bscaySs 4. 10 slave territory. and declsr
ed. IN case Of u separation. would ha'st.
Nov is just the time TO knock the founda-
ton %, Of their argument. and make tho
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

tn. Legislature. on Monday, ras.ed n
rssolre PAVING expense OF delivering hospital
supple. n our regiments in the field
The Trea.ursr's report va. received. and
special COMMITTEES appointed to whom 10
va. referred.
Mr.. Cary called Up the bank bill. but !,
was tabled again.
Tuesday. In the Senate. q memorial from
the County Commissioners for Cumberland
County. praying for An alteration IN the
statutes. was presented.
Order. wer, passed in relation TO the pay
men, Of houn'y TO the volunteers enlisted
zinc. the 10Th regiment, and al'o In relation
to relief of,he families Of volunteers.
In the Hous'. Mr.. Gould came in AMI
after being qualified took hi. .es,
The SPECIAL and Join, Standing Commit.
,e~. were announced.
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J~rAKr lS62.

Schuyler Cellar writes to the Chicago
Tribune
The he; i.. members Of Congre.. who
stand ~ Fremont are hundred ~ the scoFe.
Ny belief. a. have stated IN each Of the
four editorials wrote on this subject, ha.
been tia, he may have mistakenly given bic
confidence to .1me usn IN -. Louis. Who,
though men Of great energy. abused bis
confidence Tor their own gain; but that the
attempt TO saddle on him the charges against
McKu.,ry. who vas Qaartermas,er' Gensr
alas ~. Louis before he we0t there. and
whom be bad 40 more power - renge than
he h.. TO remove YOU IRON the sdi'Or'hip Of
the Tribane. sul for whose acts be Ma. no
more responsible than General Mcclellan -
ior tie OaciAl acts Of the Quarisrmss,er'
General here, General Mels.-is N ihs Jas:
degree unjust"
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BrtoIL IL !. .aid tina, our troops hav,
occupied B-loIi The Jourual 'ay' that
town l. situated Oh Bslo, Bay, and com
mand. the railway Communication between
New Orlcan. and Mobile. Nv i,s oocupa
ton, our troops will be able " menace at
once Motifs. New orleans and Jackson. IL
la. = population Of some ,hrce hundred and
6ny inhabitants. and Il ia place OF sum
mcr resort for the citizen. VI New Orleans.
The ,p~n will torn IN agreeable contrast to
Ship Island. rs camping ground tor Gen.
Butlyr's Division.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

The following lis. Of oGccrs of the con.
psny recruited IN Lowell and Bridston, ior
the l:sh Regiment, has bcon furnished the
Reporter
Copia1.-Enoch Knight, Briie,oR.
LIHlieaanD.-llorAes Eastman, Lowell. u.
:. Lowcli. wiuiham.
Srgmnis.-w. l.. Sicarn.. Lowell, ). A.
Harrington. Sullivan j. Wiley, frycbura,
samuel knIghr. Br'lg'on.
CsVorai.-l!enEy NJ. Siearn.. Lowell,
Ephr,am II Riley. Bridstoa. IlsnryS. Der
~. Denmark. Charles II. Bacon, BTIds'oo.
MLn1drs .--Grorse W. Andrews, O'soO!
II. Watson. Lowell.
lyagear.-P. y. Andrews, Lowell.
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Traitors in the Departments at Wash
ingtou.

At the extra session Of the present. Con-
gross. on nfo,ion OF Mr.. Potter. Of wi.con.
Elm. . committee Was raiscd 20 report the
number OF d,.isyai elsrss In the Executive
Departments, at the Capital. and the mover
was made chairman. Subsequently tina,
eomm,,,ee has made thorough and impair.
tial Investigation, aud IL making up ito re.
port. TN q resolution offered the other lay
by the came gentleman. for Information as
to the persons ncr employed, Mr.. Potter
stated in the House that there are now more
than hrs hvndr,d di,'oydi cier,, still retain
ed In the departments. and that the heads
OF these department.. had been notified by
the committee OF ths, fact. Mr.. Potter .
statements are entitled to full credit
Here We ere. espendlns almc., two mil
lions r-r day to pu, down rebellion. and
yet employing and paying five hundred
,r-scherou, rebels out OF tn United States
treasury. and entrus,ipg them with some Of
the mos, Important matters Of the govern
rnen,. I, hs. been through ,hc-c rsscai'
that q great deal OF information has gone TO
the rebel army; and ye, the government
keeps them and pay, them when they trc'r
they are di,lOval.
There is something in thi. business tina:
oush, to be explained. The Republican
party in every loyal State has competent,
homes, men. who, ever since the new al
rnini.,ra,ion came into power. have been
KEEP, out. merely TO keep in a se, 81 traitors
many Of WHOM have held their pisce. Tor a
long serir- of years. Why IL all this. and
Who ID to blams1 We have been crethly
informed thu, large majority Of The fel'
low, are retained through the influence Of
N,r,b~rs Of Concr,o. and u 50. the people
ought 70 know who they arr.-ior i,sA
aagran, outrage upon their hone, eon',iiu.
eus.
We hope Mr. Potter and h. committee
will rersC,ere. and probe ,h. matter to the
bottom. and give n. country the beneh. o!
their lahor,. ina r'pcri girirs hs tod'.
The retaining Of these I've hundred di.IoyAi
men, IN the places Of trust and profit. To
the exclusion Of loyal ciiiIsns, isa depart.
ur. from the principle Of rich, and justice,
and Disgrace to the usn responsible 10 The
matter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

THr G,trs % last week and the week be-
fore. were much more severe than most FER
'on. IN mi. vicinity realized. l, seem. 10
have played the mischief With buildins-
no, properly secured. in all the tosu' in
this region, bu, particularly North Of rs.
In some p,rn the ground - - nearly bare
,hs, NIL travelling i upon wheels. Where
the snow i' no, b'own away, It 10y, IN mon
',rou. drift. packed - that masses split III
Ike granite block. while many eoniarn -
much gravel ,ha, runners grind continually.
in passing over them IL ~ conceded 20 10
the mo-, severe gale experienced Tor many
year,.
We observe thu, much damage Is reported
IN other S,a,c.. from the storm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

From tabular statements in the Portland
Prie. Currvnt. We learn that the exports
from Portland. Tor the Err, nine months OF
the las, year. amounted to over 'hrce million
dollars. There ". imported during III.
year. ID so horshcsds. Ieos ,ierce' and
23at barrel. OF molAss-s. ], estimate. the
consumption % sugar In the market. for
1861 at 500 hos,he.d.. o1oS boxes, and
l2i tero~s. Amon- the export. ,o Cuba
are 500 s33 .ugar boz, and 1887 hogs
head shocks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

MrIioo. The Spanish army occupied tie
city Of Vera Cruz. on ths ss,enissnlh day
OF December. without the GrIng ois gun.
The city bad been evacuated by tho Meii.
cans, and all the guns stripped IRON the
forts and city walls Tho Spanish com.
manlsr issued a proclamation setting forth
at length hi. designs. and in day or too
the city gave the oficer. public entertain.
mea,. Iii, eonj~ciurcd that tho Spanish
iosee' will 'oon march lor the city Of Mex.
10,
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CoSGRNs. During the las. week there
has b-sn much discussion, but li'lle action.
The Satlsrs' hill has been TO the COMMITTEES.
who reported i, back with amendments.
The Senate refused passage to the bill in.
ersaslny the cadet, AZ we.t Point. The
document. relating to the Trsn, AFFAIR we're
received. when the giving up OF the Com
missioner. Was bercsly Assailei by vsllAn.
dieham. The CommI,,ee on Elections. in
the case uf Butler and Lehman. IN the
Philadelphia district, have reported in favor
OF Butler.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

A boiler. at the Navy Yard at K,,isry,
sIplJied Monday, destroying the chimn-,
and damaging the building. The engineer
wus killed.
The Rocsland Democrat announces the
murder Of Mr. VIM. 4. Slbey. youus
man reared IN the town oi App',on. ben.
lately VI California, where be met BIS al
fate.
Lewiston la. four larg. cotton mills in
operation, with the foundation laid for tho
9th The AndrU-cuggiu Mil - sad 20 b
the mos, nasn6c-n, cotton mill in the world
-eontainig more AMI better machinery with
IN a single building than any other.
The Lewiston Journal, IN ailu,ion 10 .hs
chance. Of war. .ay' tina, within the past
few months. nine young men have diei IN
the town o, Diuville. while Of the numh,r
Of young men who have enlisted from tat
town and gone iu,o the hari.hiP' Of ~"r'
not one ha, been killed wounded or SICK -
thi, time. 80 Tar A. known.
The Daily Advertiser puts the case 'AIn'f
strong. IN speaking Of th' gale at Wet
Paris a barn "" uD''''S4' SUI Is"
sacrro,yP- saloon Vas 0'sf'"tn'u' '.' '"
bear OF No bar" Oe'"- H''''''''
The steamship B1hem''n arrived ia fo't
land Wednesday evening Her cargo 'In'
braee-. large quantity Vi cotton aud wool.
for New York
Thu .m,loye.. in IN. ofhes Of III, Port.
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For Tn. O.Eord Demoe.ai
BEruEL, Jan. ~, 1862

BErnrL, Jan. ~, 1862.
Edward Paysou Hammond. the E'angs-
list, has been laboring hero In the Is, Con.
gr-gatiooal Church. about . fortnight. with
unusual success. Christians have been 70.
ns~ed IN sp,ri,; many souls have been ON.
,eried. HIS conversational labor. with the
unreeeocrsts have been unremitting; bis
preaching simple, plain, faithful prsseots.
ton Of the truth, enforced by the mos, col
smn appeals to the eonscisues. lie has had
the NOS, cordial cooperation Of the pastor,
Of the First aud Second Congregational
cburces. and Rs-. Msssrs. wheelwrsh,
and Garland; also Rev. Dir. Po,,ls Of tho
Methodist church Of this village. and Elder
Allen Of Wee, Bethel Biptst Society. tie
nov goes 10 labor few days 81 Gorham.
N. H.. with tho Rev. Mr. Tswke-bary.
Our prayers 20 with him. j. TANNING.
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The Portland Advertiser states that 3.
l.. Goodsle. I.q of Saco. has b-en sproin.-
ed Special Assn, for TIL. State, to examine
the articles proposed to DO e,hibitedat tho
London World. Fair 10 1862, and approve
them IL 10 accordance with the rules aud
regulations alrrady published
No vessel has We, been furnished; hut the
President recommends the chariering Of n
tran,por, TO carry the artisles presented.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

The ,clegpphic report. Of the discover.
OF lady OF high position. In Washington
who has bcen giving information TO 'h
rebels. srs explained by h,inr the hihn
uron the daughter Of Adjutaa, Zen Thorn
as. hi, !. dsnie.i. and the &C, fixed upot
= daughter Of Gen. Thomas ncighbor. Tn
Journal AXIS. how could the daughter o
bi.neigLbor obtain the information
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

COMING AT NV Yak. A bill 70 to be
introduced into Congress. creating . coin.
ins department, in tho Assay Ofhse. IN New
York. Al pre.eus the greater par, OF pre-
cious metal. are carried to New York for
Assay. The tsrs are thence carried to
Philadslphis. and then returned In the
shape If coin. Tue mere cost Of transport.
ing the metal from one place to the ether is
a large item Of expenditure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

Tu,Ss,. We are under obligations to
Capt. q. u Ripley. Hon j. p. Hubbard.
and J T Kimhall, Esq for valuable Leg
islative Documents.
We also acknowledge the receipt, from the
Attorney General and Land Agent. the An
nusl Reports Of their respective departments.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

Y,Sv,r Bosp' E.caped prisoners re-
por, tina, III. v \ Binds are constantly al
10 pr rem, premium. At Richmond The
msehani. are .ly about their purchase bu'
are Away. ready to take them at tina, rate
Prisoners LIBERATED on parole have ben aP.
tlied TO Tor thee securities
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

A,pecial ueeupg OF the Maine Historical
Society will be held in Augusta, neat
Thursday. The purpose OF the meeting 10
to receive and read papers on subjects oOu.
neetei with the design Of the Society. We
learn ,ha, DIR. n. I. True, Of Bethel, 10 to
presen, the Society with copy OF bis IN
tsres,ius history Of that town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

An adjourned meeting OF the A. , ST. L.
Railroad was held in Portland. "Wednesday
There being no quorum prcssnt, the meet.
ING Va. adjourned to May. Tho Treasurer,
in answer to question. stated that four.
ff,h. Of the stock was held In England.
Mr. Barnes said the English o~nsrs were
taking measure. to relieve the Grand Trunk
Company.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

The British steamer f,pgal has attempted
to get out Of savannah harbor. but vas
driven hack by our gunbosts. Ts'nall's
mosquito dee, acted as escort. aud he had .
shsll put through his dag ship.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

tn. Nrw corSciLlox DIrnIcTs. Tho
nsw Le.lsuss Councillor spPOrtionnen'
10 - follows: "a, ~.
Andro.eocein. 1862. 65, %. IL.
Aroostcok. 1888 90. W.
Cumberland. one every year.
Franklin. 1863. CO, 60.
Hancock. 1864, CO. co. IL
R.nneb~c. 1862, c.. 03, o., ca, 20.
Knox. 1864. 65, 20.
Lipcoin. 1866. g.. II
Oxford. 1868, 6t. 6s 90.
Penobscot. 1868. ca. 6S. ca, Cs, 6g. 'o''i'
Pi.eatsqois. 1862. 81.
Saeadshoc. 1864. 81. 20
Somerset. 1858, 90. 90. IL
Waldo. 1862. CO. Gs. 90.
Washington. 1869, CT, 6s. IL.
York, 1862, o5. &C. 81. 70. II.
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Capital Of FREQ people free. This var can
never Be- elcsed BY merely defensive opera.
t'ons j. must 10 e carried into Afnoa."
The Capital is . good place to b<g'n the
work. AICa CsNs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

FiKE At DovEK n. II. A very severe IRE
occurred in Dover. last week. IL broke out.
in block Of stores atOinIns Union block.
aud both block, were nearly destroyed. a
Large number OF parsons. engaged IN 'ar'.
on. branehc. Of business, are losers. The
total lo.. 70 Get at SIS, 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

A dispatch saws tina, an order was Issued
Saturday, a, the War Department, Tor all
the New England regiments not under or
der- to march. to report in Boston to Gen.
Butler.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

IL !. stated that large quantities Of spu.
rious gold coin have been discovered in Ken.
lucky. al our troops advanced. I. h''ruck
q, the New Orleans mint: and 10 one Of the
Convenient resorts Of the rebels 70 exc on, q
currency.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

The Washington correspondent OF ,h"
New York Times say. tina, radical Rspub.
lean Mcmbsr Of Congress had q private in.
,er,iew with the President recently, IN
which the latter arowed his determination
to oppose any general measures Of enanei
patton. or Tor aruins conf-cated slave. OF
rsbals.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

DusEsIsEp fsLLo~s. On Monday Af.
,srnoOn, two young men. hearing that
naval renisIVou, vas established a, Bangor.
~alsei eighteen mile. lrom fransior, MiII',
10 enlist, and were received Tie ,amO
.p,r,t an.nats- large proportion OF the
patriotic ars vi Maine. Bangor Wig.
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For IN, Oxford p,~ecn,.
AucrsrA. Jan. G, /,

ApGrsrA. Jan. G, is62.
With the advent Of the new year. the
Maine Legislature has again assembled to
look after the iuierrs.s Of the Srais. Never
In our history a. a State hss II assembled
under similar circumstances never has
there been greater responsibility resting
upon IL. member, than now. Never has
there been greater need Of wise and delieer'
ate. yet positive and decided legislation, than
Is demanded by the present. crisis. And q
casual survey Of tho members composing the
State government con,inco- us that they are
equal To the emergency The Legislature Is
largely composed Of men who have he'd
much experiences IN the affairs Of State. and
who have been selected without regard 10
former party associations. TO cure up and
take counsel together ior the public good.
Thu. lar everything sOe' on barmon'oo.l,,
and the legislature will bs a unit in favor
ola frm support Of tho national govern
men, in the present eri's Tue 'p'r' o'
concession bs. been largely manifested IN
the organization. The ca"eo-rs were held
on Tuesday evening Tho senate caucus
wa. presided over by Hon Y. X. Smart, and
The IIou.- by Ge,. y sewall. The Officers
which we're nominated anil subsequently,
elrc'.d have already been announced IN the
Democrat. Hon y. ". Blake, OF Bangor,
presided over the preliminary organization
Of the House.
On the first day Of the session. Mr.. Smart
introduced the following resolutions into
the Senate. which are indicative OF the
eour., ,ha, senator will take on the slavery
question the prr.cn, session. I,i 10 onder'
.tcod these r--olu,i ne will he supported by
Geo. T.. se~sll and Shepard Cary Of the
House
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uriu. The telegraph reports an sn,hu'
.i.,,ie meeting, At Sal, Lake CITY. Monday
TO consider tie eIpoi'eucy OF beng admit
ted TO thu Union. rs - State. Delegate,
yer. chosen 10 form q Consultation, aud
msiuorialIrs Cousr-s.
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Hathal Itema.

A Cool Barn. A rather funny ciream.
s,ancs occurred In tho town Of Gilssd .
short time 'incc. A'yoang man was mar
ried to young lady ON the banks OF the An.
druscoegin. lie concluded to spend the
night with her. and on the nett morning
attempted to cross the river with hi. fair
one In small boat but the anchor 100 was
running thick and fast, and. making q mis-
step. he fell overheard where the water was
ten fee, deep. The boa, vas carried down
stream. e,n,.ioing tho bride. a neighbor.
fortunately being near, rescued them both
from their perilous situation. lilo reached
hm new home. no doubt rejecting that
neither love nor the AndrOseossn always
run. smooth, and that both are sometimes
very cold.
wiisoS's Srsirs OF RrApras. We have
been examining this series OF Reading Books
with ihe Insst intense interest. The Primer
lea perfect gem ,or little folks. SO we'll
executed cuts and 90 philosophical an ar
ransement Of letters To initiate q child into
the mysteries of reading, have never bcen
eIcellsd in this country. No child can fail
TO be interested IN it. The selections in the
other hooks are exceedingly attractive as
veil Is instructive. The rules ara concise.
hut admirably veil expressed. a genera
,ioo OF children who shall have read this
,erie, Of books. will be wiser than any gen
Grafton that has ever lived. Without wish
ing to find f.ul, with any other series, 90
mus, commend this to the careful consider
alton OF oil sducsiors o, youth. y. I. I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

We are indebted to Senator Morrill, for .
copy OF the Army Register; aud to Hon.
C. W. Walton, Tor . copy VI the report Of
Committee on Contracts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

ANEW SHELL. A trial OF the Mclniyrc
liar, repeating bomb. was given a. Pro'i'
deuce. las, Thursday. in tho presence OF
Gov. sprasue and 'sad TWsn'y.nine ei
plo,ion. were obtained from ten OF the nine.
inch shells. The regularity. certainty and
terrible efficiency Of the prCjessiIs was fully
damnn,traied.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

Capt. Lawson. Of the 10th Massachusetts,
regiment, recently ea'hiersd. for enli''ina
q colored man in hi- company. has been re.
stored to bs position.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

The new Board Of County Commissioners
Was organized on Tuesday. By the choice Of
Hon. Gilbsst Barrett, - ChSirnsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

Henry j. Raymond. editor OF the New
York Times. hes been elected Speaker oil the
Assembly 10 shat Stale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

Russell. Time. correspondent. is sick. il
New York. with typhoid fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-10

The Bangor Courier learns tina. the SEQ.
ond Main. Regiment, will 20 IN Gen. Burn.
sides expedition.
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Gbs0xfmo Democrat
PARIS. MAINE. JAN. 10. 1s6e.
ruBIpHrp rvrKr yEipAr MORNING nr
WIN. A. PIDGIN 4 Co..
rsorxrrox,.
JOHN }. FERRY. Editor.

TERNs.-o.. Dellar ssd riny Csa,'. pee
year, IN advaaos. To. D,,lisis. al the end ofth'
wear. d,
Clubbing. We ~srh rc.ree,fe'ly es'l the
,,,,.sios Of such ss aye .g,escd 90 lsrd Their s'd
IN eS,salisg the cireubtoa Of hoIe Psr'r to
the C,ilowiag sf,r;
". stu seat
IN C,,o,,. (.r nm. ,.sr, foe 1880
20 Cop,es ,lor oae year, ior 9o.oo
Aai Que ropy 10 the pe''on getting W the oleh.
TIE n,e-~, we, s~es-ter, iSs e''is'.
ES-s. ". P-usss,il \ Co.. ~ s'sl, sue~',
po.Ioa, aad 100 Nassau Sue'', New f0'h, ate
par ,uihcrir-i sErrls.
JOB PRINTING neatly exses,sd.