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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21
NV AsIIeLK OF wAR.

The President. on THURSDAY. approved
she additional Article Of War. which goes
into immediate opsniion. via AL psrson'
or ofhcsr. In the military OF naval service of
the United States are prohibited FROM EN-.
ploying any ofshe iorces under their rcspeo-
tive commands Tor the purpose OF returning
iusitives from service or labor ohio may have
s-cap.d from any p-r-oo' To whom such ssr'
vice or labor i. claimed to be due. and any
oiseer Who shall be iosnd guilty BY . cour.
martial OF . violation Of this article shaIi BE-
discharged irum the service.
Tho telegraph reports that Gen. Halleet
he. been authorized 10 ,apsresds Gen. Grant,
tor bad condact AZ Fort Doosl-oo. The
public have had no in,imation Of the nature
OF the charge. nor suspicion ,hai his con-
due, sn not Ne 10 should 10.
Letter, irom the Gull stats that General
Porter. feet VA. about 10 ssil and that
The impression was tbs, !, would Be 10 New
Orleans by the 3l'i inst.
Com Stevens has obtained permission to
u-s the lj-ineb gun. a, Fortress Monroe. on
hi. lt,ls steamer. Nhugs,uet. for the de-
fence OF New York barbor Ia the general
appropriation bill, nov before Congress -
u .uu ~ finish the famos, Stevens battery,
buildins IN New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21

Moysp Der. Our readers will remember
the statement. short time since. that two
hmille. in Mexico. were dog on, Of the
snow, BY their nsighbor We have since
learned that both the families have moved
ou, Of the house. The persons ~ho mad.
the excavation dug iO,rn h,o, J,d t,tOr,
sndirS ns dummy. This fact Is vouehed
by respectable gentlemen
Tho Register Of Probate informs US, that 10
passing (. dwelling in WATERFORD, be found
the children ooa.,in, :. from tho top Of the
chimney to the road. Posing BY the place
he ..~ a door Of tie hou-'. through tun-
mel which had been Gu, for egrc-s.
Another gentleman 'p.,t' Of q place
where the barn va. in sish,. but no house
could bc seen. Shortly be perceived the
smoke curling up frcm snow drift. and
found shere a hole bad been dog Tor az
cutie, ior the chimney. Here too. tunnel
had been dug to the door.
Mr. Austin Of Canton .ay'. the mail car
ricr. who LEI, ,ha, place. On Monday morn.
ins. DID not return ,ill week iron the
neI, Friday, leaving the people Without
mail lot slmos, two weeks.
These are sample. Of reports that eon'in-
Ne to reach W. from sources that IL u i'm
possible TO doub, their correctness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21
(Slsned) GEO. u MCCLELLAN.
M,jor General Commanding.
TWO vow roINr, sApr.

Daring tho week, on the approach Of our
troops. the rvbcls have shsndoned. two more
fortified points. on tie Mississippi river.
Hickman. on the Kentucky side. bslo~ Co
lumbs'. was strongly defended. bot WAS
abandoned hastily. aud the troops are re.
ported 10 10 entirely dsmorNliied. aud coat.
tered IN neishboring swamp. New Mad
rid, in Missouri. 10 nearly opposite the Ken.
,uesy aud Tennessee line. twas strongly
fortified and bad large force Tor its de.
fence. who reported ,ha, IL would 30 the
American ThernoPylp. Bu, the troops
Ergo, ,her purpo.e .hsn their eye. eaush,
tho CLEAN OF tie federal bayou-s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21

Ths fight terminated st : o'clock j, NJ
Friday. p. -. irtHN.
P.rson iIrownlow has escaped q, last from
Di,ie land {; and Is coming Ns,ih 70 pub
l.h an aecoun, 81 the ipdiesities the, hsss
heen hsaped upon him. lie V nst III Of
con.um ptiou. ~ has been stated. ba, suffers
from lever, contracted IN tho damp c-ll in
which he la. been confined.
Gen. Haiisck .-lernph' che War DEPART
men, tia, no, rebel dag waves 10 M'''ou.
81.
H.rp~,'.fsry bridge i.nearly completed
90 tina, train. will be run shortly, IRON
Bs,timors to winehesier.
Its reported thata Quarter Master IN
Gen. Boilers Division. sent regiment TO
Ship Island ~i,hcu, arm. Another would
have gone without ammunition but Tor i's
friends. One Of the batteries had balls that
would no, q, the guns. Water fo' the sa'oe
expedition Was zen, IN oil ca'ts. To ssnd
troor. OF in ,hi. condition. with danger OF
running on Q hostile shore. 10 madness. ~
no, open di,loyalty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21

Thy ossH Asss dsns a.. ~ all nili'sry reo
.bo have c.rsiully examined the qse.,ios
FRANKLY admit. Ba, hoe has Co. HAllsss
been enabled TO schisvs the late victories
under hi. command, We answer. by fo'
lowing the plan originally laid oa' by fre
mont Gen. Fremont. By his ucsided eoer
~. collected together an army where com
rars,ively none b-fors existed. armed and
fed them. With bu, ii,,is aid from the Zen
eral Goycramsnt. originated and pot "a
fsro. . eombiua.ios sfspsrsuons TO crush
..c.s.,.a out Of the SOUTHWEST. And,
.na, rendered hi. position the more per
picking and emoarrsssIng. Was the fact thai
the whole pack Of prosecutors were barking
Mt b.. heels. rendering the very air OF heav
en- dismal With their howlines. lie recall
cruelty .naiehed the laursls Of victory iron
the bead Of Fremont and placed them opon
the brow Of iiallsck. for tbe latter has only
-ucc~sdsd BY adopting the plans and mill
,ary strategy o. the former.
The eharyes VI easfassssnee % loudly
made against Gen Fremont. hare vanished
in ,h,n AR before the Investigations oil 4
conmn,s- appointed tor ,hA, psrr'-e. OF
which Hon. Joseph Holt. Of ken'ocsy. Is
chairman lie come. on, Of ihis scaih'eg
Investigation without rprossh. H' DO
itn-s OF h. military operations hss 'aeneed
b.. acea.er.. and put TO blush his uor-'
.landscr..
wha,eyer opinion. meo nay haze iorn'd
in time. ,s., ss TO the real ss1se Of 'h'' cru
-,d. against Gen. FrrsOont. u 10 nov sen-
orally agreed ,ha, is~ l'ue. contained 10
M. proelau,s,ion Of Aes. ~. 1901, LAY At
the bottom u the whole h" The property,
real and p-r-asai. Of all psr-ons IN the State
Of Missouri Who shall take up arms arssns'
n. Un,rei State. or ~hj shall BE- directly
rro,ea 10 have taken active par. With the
snernie. IN the field, 's declared 10 be eoHh'
s.,cd to the pssl'e s.s, end their slave u
any they have, are hssvey dsa.ATed H'e
men" Thi. ~as the ley meta on which
rallied ell the elAa. IN so@b'nAiion against
hin.
We shalt no, .,oP to argdS tho question :
". onl, .,.I. lhs lacs. We have onl1 time
AMI ,racc TO Adj, that While the cruel
storm VI pst-'euuSp has been boring
arounl the devoted head OF the gallant frs-
mont. d. h.. had tie .,mP-'hy OF the moot
rup,ibls masses. H.. d.Tse., hour has been
cheer ~ the Sunshine from warm hearts
aa,,as tho loyal men and women sll over
the lanl aud today we oobhten'!y As-Srt
TIA, among oil our military chiefs be stand.
Gr.I and iJrv1osI IN the heart and aase-
tiyu. ol tbe AHsT.S-n Ioop.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21

Col. Smith. Of an Ohio Regiment, wLo
took possession Of Bowling Green. Ky.. Is
son Of Judge Smith, OF tho Lewiston Mu.
n,eipal Court.
The Union Church. 10 Portland. vas
burned Saturday night The church COS,
$40 900. I, was insured Tor sl5.o00.-
aud there Was mortgage Of si2 900 on the
property. The chime Of bells and part OF
the furniture was sa,cd. The tower and
wall. are standi, &, though considered too
weak to bold upon.
The bill to abolish the ONCE Of superin-
iendent Of Pebble Schools. has been indef
ni,ely postponed. Some action will he Ia
Ken to reduce the expenses Of the Depart
men,, s' far rs possible. wi,hou. impairing
its efficiency.
Two Of the OIL cloth factories. at Man
chester were burned on the evening Of the
i3,h. The Gre was cau.ed BY the breaking
OF q auid lantern.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21
r,rrrpr a, ,,vurp,y e.

B,trisoEr, March Is. Steamer Commo-
dorc arrived this morning dire, from tho
Barn-iie expedition. She report. the cap.
,ur. Of New burn. North CarUl,na, and the
d,ira, Of thStnemy, with the capture Of .
large namb.r of p'cS~. Of artillery. IL ~ss
. hard lOught battle. Our lc.s i. 30 killed
aud 100 wounded Our mso displayed great
bravery.
FROM MAJOR johnson Who va. in the sebI.
We gather the following interesting Parsis.
ular-
our troop. under Gen. Burn'ide landed
on Thursday evening near the mouth d,
swan creek on the we,, side OF Nea'e river,
Is mile. fellow Ns~burn.
Owing TO dense Cox the naval vessels did
no, participate in the ssht.
Early Friday morning the h:ht COIN
rnrnccd. Our troop, advanced along .
counry road running parallel with Seu'e
rvcr. but mile or two n the rear. TIE
ruad i. skirtsd on the west eide by the rail.
rad and dense swamp All along the
river side were q series OF batteries which
were taken by our troop. one after another.
After .ouc bloody hand to hand contest.
our troops were divided in three brigsd"s
under Gen.. Reno. Foster and Parks. ~e
advanced gradually. the enemy deserving
their gun. until We rrachet line OF earth
wDrk. extending across the road from the
river to the swamp "a, the west. Thee
e.r,hwork- were very strong. and were To-
Gated abou, two miles south Ut Nswburn,
and between there and the city ran the Trent
river.
The rebels hsh FILLED large number Of
tree. forming an almost impens,rable sbaitis.
Here the ayiny rclels ~sre rsll'ed and made
Tor q while desperate stand. Oar brave
fellows fought until all their ammunition
Was spent. when an order TO charge bayo-
nets was given. and the works were finally
taken at the point Of the bayonst. tue en-.
envy flying like frightened sheep. leaving
everything behind them. In their retreat
they burned tho bridges commu nieating with
the town over both county road and rail.
road. AZ they had trains Of cars IN their
rear, just aeross the bridge. they OF course
were able to carry Cd wounded and dead,
their loss therefore 10 not certainly known,
but uu.t have hsen pretty severe. The
fore. Of the rebsis IL supposed u have been
5000.
We captured number Of prisoners. In
GLIDING Col. Avoy, who Cursed bis soldiers
o. towards.
AZ the battle terminated, tho fog lifted,
and enabled our gunbsas, which had been
imps,,e.,iy waiting for an opportunity to
participate in the eight. 70 come up the RIVER.
Our troops were thus furnished with means
of transportation across the.Trent River 10
Ns~burn.
The rebels attempted to Ere the town on
their retreat. but were prevented bv the ci'.
i..n.. who s,'insai.hed the asme' a. last
o. they we're s'ndled hJ the soldiers.
None Of our Generals nor any stad ofheers
we're killed or wounded. I.1-.. 60
W. c.p,sr.d Iron thirty to hf'y cannon
The objects Of the rebels lsi' their privAs
trap. behind them in their final retreat, and
the msn threw away everything.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21
o.s.ra I.rors nj snov storm.

| W. As,. oriss hsd occasion 70 ~ shs,
;. ola Osiord " furnishsd brave, hardy col.
di.rs for The vsr. We say % nov But
10 don, stop here. We hare e,idenss that
tho Oxford boys, In whatever position Of
trust they may be placed are always prompt.
energetic aud faithful.
On Saturday last. after tie Jurors were
dismi..ed 10, the day, By Jsdes Goodsnow.
IN order to spend the sabbath vi.h their
families, several Of their number 6shssed
tina fury OF the storm and vent home.
The storm and blow Of Saturday and Ssn'
day completely blockadcd the road' and
highways in every direction. The 'aos "a'
everywhere piled in heaps almost mountain"
hish. To break out, and make the road'
pas.abls on Monday morning ~s out OF The
question.
Our sbs.ut Juror. bad the alternative
either o. remain a. home. away from the
posi- OF duty. or " rra tho blockade Moth
ing d.unsed. they ehose the latter.
Sir. Amos Richardson. Who lives In
Green wood, near ALBANY line. came In AZ on
time, :" having started at ~ o'clock Sunday
night, and travelled fifteen miles on snoS
shoes. MIR. X looked little tircd. bot said
he was good Tor another heat. ifdosy called.
Sir. Atwood II. Bumpu,. Of Hebron. eams
eight mile. from h.. mountain home. Ike
Mr Richardson. with snos shoes 20 AID hs
InrOmot,on. still another, Mr.. Orilie
BRIGHAM. sboi in th. zane way. came irou
Bueihsld. eight miles.
Mr.. Lev M,lle,i, Of Norway. walked 'i
nil~-. and took 10 trough and tumble "
over the .now drills. without rpov shoes.
Mr.. Millet, Was accompanied sy u. u
a. ed. E.9.. one Of our County Commission
sr-, who, TO meet the other msmstrs VI The
Bard. thought he could venture wherever a
juryman could 90.
Thu. tho rugged yeomanry Of Old Oxford
meet the date. and responsibilities OF l'is.
In the hands Of such men the rights and
Interests Of parriss are 'aic. Ia sunshine
spd storm. they Ars always at their post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21

GN. fREsosr. The new Division as.
signed Gen. Fremont embraces Western VIr.
ginia ard Eastern Tennessee. lie will pass
down into Georgia. lie has bad 40 inter.
view with the President aud Secretary Of
War. and hi. .iaa will b, designated imme-
diA,ely. HE headquarters will BE- IN the
fcid. The people gres' this appointment
with enthusiasm. There is no General IN
the field who ha, % strong a hold upon the
heart. Of the people n, the gallant Path
finder.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21

Tux ONO U. s. SKSArossuIr. There hare
beeo q ballots in caucus. at Columbus,
Ohio, for U. s. Senator, and IL 10 pretty
veil established that II Mr. Wade 10 mol
successful no one can be this winter. The
last (27tb) ballot, in tho caucus last
w .dne.day evening. stood: Whole num-
hsr. % necessary to majpn'y. 40 Ben.
&. Wade. ~ Columbus Dslano. - VIM
s. Groesbesk. o; Peter Odl!n. 5; Thomas
Exins. 1; Gossr,C scbsnek, j +; blank, 2.
Wade. vote has been rs high as 40, within
three OF psj,rity. while IS 70 the highest
poin. reached BY Dslsno.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21
p HE oxFoRD DEMooR ATA
p.,,.. c,,., IIor,r. March II

PAnfax couRr IIorsr. March ~
SOLDER sfAearmy cf tie Psis~r (: FOR
/. loox si,s.l ha,. kept Jos Inactive 'a''
no, wi,hou, 8 purpose. You were TO DC
disciplined. armed and instructed. The
iormidabls artillery you now have had to
be created. Other armies were TO move
and accom- pli.h orr,alu results. have held
You back ,ha, you might give the death,
blow 10 the rebellion thai has distracted our
0pos happy sosp.ry. The ra''sses yoa
have shove sad your ossSdsnee In Jour
General are worthy Of dozen victories
These preliminary rsulis are now aee'm
pli.hei. I feel that the patient lAbor' OF
many months have produced their ifuif.
The army OF the Potomac 10 nov real ar
nv. magnificent In material. admirable 10
discipline and instruction. and escel'en'ly
equipped and armed Your commanders
are all that eould wi'h. The moment Tor
action has arrived, and ! know tha, can
uua In you TO cave DOR country
As ride through your ranks ] sec 10
your faces the sure prestige Of victory. ]
feel that you will DO whatever ! vk OF you.
The period Of in.etion has passed. ! will
bring you now face TO face with the rebels.
and only pray that God may defend The right
In whatever direction you may move-how.
ever strange my actions may appear 20 YOU.
ever bear IN mind ,hs, my fate Is linked
With yours and that all I DO Is to bring you
where know you uish 20 b.. on the do
ci.i1e hattie field. l,smy bu,Iness TO place
you there. I am TO watch over you a' q
parent over hi. children. and you know that
Jour General Loves you from the depths OF
hi. heart. I, shall b. nv csre-i, has ever
becn--,o gain surcsss With the leas, possible
lo.. bot know iha,if IL 10 necessary you
will foll1~ me 20 your graves for our righ'e-
Gus cause. God smiles upon u.. Victory
attends . Yet. I would no, have you think
iha, our aim !. 20 b. obtained without q
manly struggle will no, Disguise !, from
you that YOU will have brave foe. 10 encoun.
tcr-fo~msn we'll worthy Of the steel tina,
you will ne % we'll. shall demand Of
you great. h.ruIc e,er'ion', npid and long
marches, desperate eomba" aud priva''on'
I~rh.p. We ~ili share oil these together.
and when thi. 'ai war !. over. Ne will all
return TO our homes and feel that We can
ask no higher honor than tho proud con.
,eion.pc-- that We belonged to the army Of
the rltnmac.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21

v,C,>cILs ~ Inr B,E. Within one year
the iollpsins members have vacated their
place. at IL. OkiurJ B.r
". X K,9L.ll. Lieut.. COl. l2,h Name
R'r,m-ni
ID Il Hastings, MlJor ls'h Ne. Reg.
ID p stosell. Major, Cavalry.
Elisha Winter, Captain. i2Ih Me. Reg.
Euoch knisht, F" Z"
O'Niel ". Robinson. Jr Captain. i,h
Battery.
Henry u. walt,n, Lieut.. 10Th Reg.
II. W. Blanchard. Corpnral, Cavalry.
Mark II. Dunnell. Consul at VrA CrgI.
Ale,. Il. Bradley. Eco, fryeburs. DO.
cea.ci.
J. L. Haskell, Waterford, deceased.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21

Tho Price Current states that A. a 81.
l.. Railroad stock has recently advanced
$40 per share. I, quo,s- Kerosene. IS
cents b, single barrel Ora" Sscd,-iIerd'
Grs-.. So. IS and $3.50; Clover 81 and
2 cents. IIsy-.re~ed SIG aud i3.-io"se
10 and SiI.2j. Hops. u and IL. Tie
quantities Of country shook coming in have
reduced the price. to l.co and $l..5. Tor
sreeu sawed. and sl.io and sl.5O for dry
rin Hoops, steady At SEE, srd $e'. Dry
apple isabupdant. at q reduced price Green
fruit, scarce and sells high.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21
The pre,.aeu, and our Army oaeer,

The late army orders Of tie pr--iiSn, are
,i.uGcanI Th,y show II has taken com
maud. AID a.. sp,l 20 d,a,r,nt oesF. their
,y,,r.l lsp4r,meuI, The people Will bail
Ih,. movement a. a Progressive step. We
have % disposition u and fault ~''h Gen.
Mcclellan. and Ne shall .Oin hand. ~iib no
mao or combination Of men that 30 u. AZ.
trr BE- Nas invested 9th the chief Command
al the ~holc army. be "a. loaded down
With responsibility he va' not prepared
q Gsss;. One tAins. patrni To a1'--'hs
array aadr no Progressive movement. until
stanton vas made Secretary Of War. and
took the direction VI var movement. into
bs 0~n hands
Oar great and glorious victories IN the
West have fyllJsed the Inauguration Of the
rev programme. The wholesale bg,ehery
q our brave men. and the ganApt Baker, a,
Balls BIga, Ossh, to ''A@p With eIer!A'i.
ins nllny aud Disgrace the osccr' vho d
rsetcd u. 40 excuse. explanation. or APol-
osy. can ever wipc oct abe bloody stains Of
ih., horrible tragedy. ecu. stone Was be
lls,cd 70 D. the guilty man, q; the tune. by
h,ue-isnths Of The people !c, not ''ns'e
siep Was taken ~ bring him 10 justice until
the change 10 the War Department, was
made, Why MAS not an Investigation or
tesrl at Onoc ? IL wa' 40 tTiains Affair
The O6crr that dirrcIei It rEH have bceh
down right icOI " traitor When to-
thousand ~ our brave -ii,s are led oui ny a
military order 10 he hu'chrT,d lake 0 'ck
Of .letp. a eonalu tvsPscI - the opinions
o; the loyal men aud ~umsn Of tie cOGn,ry
would sem 10 call Ter rigid investigation.
way was "a not ordered
We would not indulge in these remarks
w,re At Dot FOR some frs Republican editors,
nth much Larger 'prinsl ns Ut democratic
CONDUCTORS Of the pre.-, undertaking to ar
prOrriaie the military skill OF some oi the
tes, oGhcsr. Ia the army and eredi, /, oil
- Gen. Mcclellan And the only reason
under n'i'eH why 'n.y 20 'n"' Is Tue ''".
&c 'a'' 'hA' zen h'O's''An u" d.''"
the whole war sympaIhiIed With the deadly
opponent. Of emancipation. We would
met repeatedly sasge'i " the apol get,
OF slavery ~hs'h'f ''oh' 10 TIE hepoo''eAn
or Oem1erHiie ranks TIE oii m.i'in' ie'
every tub stand On ''' own bottom
There u another thing these Editors aud
newspaper writers may ju-' az we'll under
s'Ahd-'ha' The riorlr VIII ladee Tor them
selves as well re'Peeun: our army move
meni' =. Other 'h'ns'' ~" Tie newspaper
editors IN eh''''endom eau ever make 'heu
bel.e'e there has not o'en among eer'a',
military e0mmana''s 70 'n' war s'ea
want OF energy aud military tact aud talent
and that th'. sIhe'eney Ia. and viii operate
g. prulong the war The plan OF The Prssl
dent j. designed ~ remedy The evil here CON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21

We have fsana ono mAu who has --cn
wor.o snow storm. than have been eire-
rienesi the present Winter. Ia ls5'. he
,.y., within thrce weeks. there fell & .
Zee, ot snow upon . heavy body TIA, had
fallen prv,iou. For ell that time farmers
did nothing bot breas roads. and could Dot
keep tie highway. IN rAssahIs condition.
Ilon. u. X. 0ooieno~. Who r-rrc-nted
,hi. town in the legislature that winter.
state, that he started irou, home. Monday
morning. for Augusta; ~, tn noi Get
through tall the next Sunday night
Consulting the Old hls' Of tie Democrat,
We end the editor apolosiiins for tie lack
Of news. lie cav. be hs. received no FL.
changes OF Intelligence from abroad. Of any
ecrt.
81 il seem. there have been worse win
trr- and the promised " .cci tine and har-
vr-t i9llo~ei." a. u undoubtedly will IN
is6a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21

Tug BtocKApr The late steamer bring.
the gratifying news, tia, the English GOV.
ernnen, has come TO the conclusion that our
blockade is effective. Though vessels have
eiuded Us. the fac, is considered an ereep-
,Ion. such IS does no, warrant 'pcctai In.
vesiisstion.
The uev. Of our suecess has awakened
the belief tina, the North ]. in .arnes, and
vii, succeed. American STOCKS are buoy,nt
Ru...ell nov pr,dicts tina, the rebellion
will be put down in three months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21

BfQrrr TO fsrtprso Ac,pnr. Among
The lrgaci-s bestowed by the will Of the late
j. p. o.Scod E.q.. We notice one OF $1,000
TO fryeburg Academy. Thi', with 10 al
ready liberai fund. rank, thi. school with the
most favored institutions In the country. en-.
hrsIpg lie mean. Of usefulness as IL. ycsrs
Of success are increased.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21

ADMITTED TO TnE Bar. On Thursday
last. On motion Of Alvah Black. Esq, Mr.,
sAsrIL x CEocxIR Was admitted. to prac.
,iee As Counsellor and Attorney. IL il
bis design. No understand, TO commence
practice a, Pryseorg. in the Office lately Oe'
eupi,d by Mr. Bradley.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21

The legislature Of Massachusetts has au'
thori,ed the building Of two Ericsson steam.
ere for the defence Of her porte. IL SCENE
to be more sensible idea than the sIpen'
sivs notifications deemed necessary Tor the
purposs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-21

The Boston Post displays il lack Of ,a'tc
and judgment, BY styling tho late address Of
Hon. George Bancroft, the srsa'sss Irving
historian. a. . +" haraugus." The point Of
complaint 10 that 10 his orasion Sir. Ban
eroi, has exposed the fsllaey Of Judge
Taney's argumen, 10 prove that "seros'
have no rights tina, white men are ooana 20
respect.
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p. o. CuASok. Nose Houeh.oo has
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David Hale. E-q Of Brighton. ba. been
engaged to GIL the editorial chair Of the
Briiston Reporter. lie is an accomplished
scholar and ready writer.
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John J. FERRY. Editor.

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TRIAL or EPuRAiM GILMAN.
~ TOR rnE
MURDER OF HARRIET d. SWAN.
Supreme Judicial coau, March Term
Goodraow, Judge Presiding.

Hon !. u. DHussoSD and W. w. Via.
GIN. E.q for the State
Hon. Y, W. WILDWOOD and u u SsuH,
E.q for defence.