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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28
THE OK FO RID d
Judge Davis.

The November Term OF the Supreme Ju
dieial Cour, closed its session on Friday
last. I, was presided over BY Hon. Wood.
bury DAVIS, Of Portland. As we have had
occasion to say before. Justice Davis IL =
model Judge. Thi. is the concurrent opin.
ion Of lawyers, Jurors, pariic. aud witness
e.-in TACT Of all, whose business leads them
to Court. Judge Davis has jus, the ele-
meni. of character necessary for presiding
officer in Court. lie Is patient. adah'c and
kind, We, firm, decided and impartial. iiis
decisions given a, nia PnHs. upon the Incl
dental questions Of Law which always ar's'
in the trial Of causes are generally correct.
And It l. but inst TO say. that the reported
opinion. of Judss Davis upon legal ms,,er'
presented to the fall Court, are written in
clear. lucid and pcr.aicuou' style. showing
great research, industry aud deep thought.
Judge Davis never dodge. the real questions
IN i,,ue. bu, grIpplss the whole matter. ap-
plies 10 it the tcst Of truth. collites IL with
the settled law Of the country. arguing
every point IN case, TO its corrce, logical
conclusion. We need no, say. that the
PEOPLE Of "old Oxford " are Away. glad
20 find Judge DAVIS presiding a, their
courts by hi. visits among then. be has
already become their iavori,e Judge. Long
nay h. lifc be spared to grace and honor
the Bench. and meic on, justice and equity
to the people OF Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

Duru on AZ AGED CITIZEN. We record
this morning the death Of another OF our
venerable citizens. Captain Corneliu. Bed.
law who died on Saturday. at the age OF
- years. lilo was born m the ISLAND Of
Bermuda, April 1857, and tan early period
o, his llie went TO Philadelphia. where ho
engaged in seafaring business, 40! before
hi. minority expired became master Of .
vessel. Prior 10 the war Of Isle he romov.
cd to ,hi, city. and Tor some years vas mar.
s,sr Of a vessel from thi.por,. Sub.eqsnily
be commenced business Ia Federal street.
which. FOR long serie. OF years. hslollosed.
Within two years. 10 has suffered two
paralyiic shocks. DO, up TO within about q
week prior to his d.ath lie was able to DO
about. II, has been a member Of the Flr'i
BaP,i', Church in this elty Tor halt cen
tury. lie wa. an homes. man and hs list
end was psacs. Press
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

ulshrg Shylocks. Ne, the mark Of your
disapproSation upon every man who. in
these times OF financial nue,ua,ion, seeks w
buying up an article, 10 mouOpoli.e Its sale.
A iew days since. a man IN one Of the prin'
eipal cities Of this State, bought OF all tho
Kerosene Oh. and thereby forced rise OF
twenty cents pSr gallon IN "A single day
All such specula,ions are no better than
robbery. Thi. taxing the shole commune
" to on the pocket. OF one man. under the
stern law Of necessity. IA infamous and
wicked. Let all such speculation he de-
nounced and discoun,enanced BY the PEG.
PIE. =. L., u' keep M good courage. and
be chsercd BY tho hope that the financial
evil. We are now suffering. will soon pass
away. - far a. our iaIe., cor the supper,
OF government are Concerned. We should
Ray them ehecriuly. What we pay the
government. TO to used in putting down
ibi. s,rJcious rebellion. shoult 20 a. a free
will Ofsrng. upon the altar Of our country.
Our 'uiTsrincs TO save the government. are
nothing compared with tho,e Of our Illus
urious lorefa,hers. in founding IL. oar love
Of patriotism should triumph over our love
Of money, and with one hear, and one
mind should We stand shout Ter TO shoulder,
in support OF the old hic. until IL waves
over every Zoo, Of territory in the broad car
Gle " Tho Union.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

B,rEo,p ACcprSrs. Two frich,ful X.
q. accident. occurred in Massachusetts. las,
week. The tr-', ga Tu,.l,y, WI. on the
Boston & Albany rad. On a curve. near
Chatham Four Corners. rail had been
removed hy some mi.crc'n,, and the whole
,rain went down an cmbaukmen,, fifty feet.
The engine and cars were VT ckrd onple,e.
". bat M person VS. killed. and only two
,wa - ,hrrc badly injured.
Iae second ~hs on the Boston 4 Maine
railroad. The Friday morning train from
reading. a. it va. crossing the bridge. jos,
before Sven, was rrccipi,a,ri INTO the river.
through the open draw. The smoking car
and baggage ear went down. Four persons
ara kup~n To have been killed. Ii stated
that the signal. " draw open" Was set. bu,
the fos NJ. - deusc tie engineer could moi,
Sc IL,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28
Bethel Items.

Mrs. DR.. Goddard gavc two lectures In
chi. village. las, week. on Harpsrs Ferry
and our Hospitals. They were very inter-
cs,ins She vas present at the surrender
OF Ilarper's Ferry. AMI declared her indis'
nation that our forcc-. consisting OF eleven
thousand men and one woman. should eur.
render to an inferior force.
Mr.. j. b. win.low OF Grafton. from tho
18Th Maine regimen, at New Orleans. mr..
rived at Bethel eek with consumption. on
Monday nigh, Of las, week. lie was anxious
to reach home, but within an hours r'de
Of hi. waiting wilo and children, he died in
the stage.
We grated an apple tree Tor Mr.. Alfred
Twi,ehell. e'eh, years ago, with the Hub.
bard,ton Nonsuch. The present year he has
gathered ten barrels OF choice fruit from u,
aud !, BY no mean. fulfilled its capacity OF
production. 4 portion Of the tree had been
grated two year. previous.
TuE ArrLK TIRE BoRrR. The BOrer is
very abundant and destructive to young
apple trees. the pas, season. Any person
having young tree, should examine the
trunks close TO the ground and eco II there
is no, a little pile Of saw dust there. liso.
pekkn,fe and wire should at once be put in
rcqui.i,iop. We have found several Of them
in one small tree, the pas, month.
WsIE TO TnE SOLDIERS. ~ social
religious meeting. one Sunday evening. in
this village. IL was suggested that one Of the
most powerful means OF keeping up the
courage of our soldiers. Vas TO receive letters
from their friends. Many rough cheek
Ia. been we, with tears when u letter has
been received from those they loved n, home.
and who by their letters gave pledge ,ha,
they were no, forgotten.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

MOVEMENTS on TIE Mississirri. Aceor.
ding TO the Chicago Journal. the opening Of
the Mississippi ia near at hand. unless hu'
man calculations and Efforts are unreliable.
IL says:
We learn from Cairo. that tho river At
that point has been literally warming with
soldiers passing down the Ohio and Mis-.
,i..ppi on transports for como days past.
Great preparations are in progress in both
the military and naval arms Of the service
in that quarter. General McClSrnand and
Admiral Porter are getting ready for big
bb. They expect to be in New Orleans In
time to wish the loyal people there and OF
the whole Mississippi VAlleJ merry
Christmas The whole Yves, Is anxious
for re opening Of the Mississippi to som
merce and navigation. and We believe their
wishes will Be fully granfsd before Ne"
Years"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

DiIrrErp VILLAGE lliGu ScuooL. The
examining COMMITTEES Of hi. school, II.
Richardson. E.q, Rev. John Elliott, and
Gen. J. u Marrow. have FURNISHED US a
detailed report Tor publication. They will
excuse Us for condcns,ng it.
The School was under the charge OF II.
T. Howard. Principal; Me. Clara NJ.
wooibury or sweden. Assistant; Nj. Lot.
ne =. Hall O, Mechanic fal.. teacher Of
music. The term closed with public ex.
animation. on Thursday and Friday. 18th
and iIih oi Novrnhcr. Tho committee
say they have never witnessed an eIamina.
ton in = school Of the class which seemed
more pcrfce, in all i,s features. 4 good
number Of parent. testified their in,sre', in
the welfare Of their childrcn by their pres.
cuc-.
The school numbered - students during
tho term. Mr Howard !. \ ,eschcr who
IA, caught the iie, tia, cit is teachers
iuiy to insrirr souls, and not ~ emhalm
sodic-" Ile looks to IN, physical. intel.
lec,ual and moral welfare ot his rupil.
Mis. wooibury instructed tho clA'.c. in the
elementary branches Of ms,hema,ir, and
classics. She seem. fully M with tie idea
tbs, ous who has a., care Of the young
mind, i in more responsible position than
onr Who ,rsirucis the mind capable to rca.
son Tor iiself. Mi.s Hall had eleven in her
class. 90 all ~ whom .he gave entire salts
faction. The entire satisfaction 90 the
school m All it' department.. :. 'uch tina, We
hop. for the iu,crr.,. ., oil concerned. the
sane corr- Of teachers will 10 sccur.d for
future trrm. pItcld Village i. pleasant.
IS and geographically located. where large
school cAn easily b. sustained.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

NEW YoRx. III. Official coun, Of the
vote Tor Governor shows that Wai.worth
ha. CO. $50 votes Les. than Lincoln received:
while Seymour has but ji2i lees than wa.
given the fusion ticket, (Breekinrid:e.
Dougla. and Fillmore This shows which
eide the soldiers come from.
The vote Of one Of the agricultural coun.
ties i. cited. in which every town gives a
majority Tor wad.worih. Seymour has u
Democratic jswh u Offset, in tha Five
Points prceinc; in New York city, where
Wad'wOsih had barely 1000 votes GU, OF
l20Oo. Two wards. mostly made up of
brOthel., g,Se abOu, 90 vote. each for Wade.
worth, To lOO0 for seymour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

WESTERN VIRGINIA. Tho Wheeling Intelli.
geneer supports the projse. Of admitting the
proposed new State Of Kanavha on the
ba'l, Of emancipation, and there seems to
be large party oil over that region in favor
of it. Th, question will come Tor final
decision a, tho session Of Congress this win.
ter having sono over with the macs Of un.
finished bus.nes, IRON last session. There
are few slaves remainin: within its limits.
This region all lies north Of the grca, com
promise boundary line Of so 80 min.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28
Fryebnrg Items.


The Fall Term Of the Academy closed on
Tuesday evening. the 18Th inst. The mum.
Der In attendance during the session, though
no, a. large as IL may have been at times
heretofore. will compare ia'onhly in pro.
heiency and morals. Under thu popular
administration Of Mr. Snow. every ,chol~
Ia. willingly and faithfully mastered the
task. gwen them. 81 that on examination
days they turn and review tho ground
passed over. needing no prompier The
high estimate OF the Principal. person.
ally a. we'll a' Professionally. called out
more than usual TO witn-.. the closing CT.
srci.e., aud seldom have they been rewarded
with M examination 81 satisfactory and
pleasing. Each scholar cvineed an ap,ncs-
and readiness IN answering which would
have done credi, to older minds than ,heir..
and they had no previously picked, prepared
and drilled passages vh.rewiih 10 read
IRON. a. Is the custom a, some schools.
,th, eIhi5i, on. Tue.d.y evening. three
priIe. were awarded-one to the young lady
writing the bcs, composition, one TO the
Young gentlemen Tor best defamation. and
one to the young las Tor 10. There were
Ell competitors in each. Nj. Mary Evans
received the prIio for tC't competition L
l. O.sooI. ior dsclama,ion-,hough We
think Ch... Abboi, came equally a. near
winning the laurel. Master j. Scwall 70.
eeired the prize Of tho second division. We
think such exhibition. and e1,miraiion. are
good advertisements. and hope they will
awake the immediate publlc-as We think
they are doins-,o the importance OF exert
ing ever, ed1r, to sustain such school.
by sending their children. The mex, term
begins Dec. 81.
Me.sr Allen 4 Warren, q, ,hsir ,annery.
have just finished setting up and pu,ting in
operation. the new teaching apparatus Of
which Mr.. Allen /, pa,ea,ee. By this
me,ho1.- which in principle !. something
after the manner Of making coffee from the
French po,-liquor 10 OBTAINED ina few
hours iron clear wa,er) nearly three times
the strength ot that heretofore got ~ the
old way OF leachins-,hc BAROMETER indi'
eating 30'-ani containing lee, colorins
and r-sinous matter. After ge,,in; well
under way. the weaker liquor may be run
through instead OF clear water, whereby
greater strength may be reached. IL will
.ecn that this I'LL make q grea, saving IN
time, labor and oIlense Of bark, giving an
increased FER een,aee in weight and quality
OF leather tanned. The proprietor. are now
receiving orders for their leather faster than
they can GIL them.
In Friday evening. the Nth inst, anum.
Der OF his friends and Pensioners, 10 the
amount Of one hundred aud City. made their
annual visit TO the house Of Rev. ID. II.
Sswal!. where they were cordially received
and passed pleasant evening.
The barn belonging to Mr.. wissell OF
Stow. was burned last week. IL contained
besides the usual contents, three cows, ono
steer and two pigs. which prr'hed in the
flames. One horse escaped. LOss about
S2OO-lnsurcd for 800
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

ANOTHER AGrp CITIZEN GoSE. Nathan.
iel Warren. E.q.. died yesterday a, hi. resi-
dence. corner Of Congress and High streets,
a, the age OF nearly So years. Mr.. w.
iormly resided in SiccsrapPa. but removed
from tha. place to Portland some Is or ~
years since and was one OF our mos. re'pes
ted citizens. III. death was quite sudden
he having been apparently "' usual until
within a few days Of bis deeca'e. which. 1t
!. supposed. wa. caused from affection Of
the heart. Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

The New Hampshire Republican State
Convention will ie hell at Concord, on the
Err, day Of January, lsG3. The State Com.
mi,tee call Tor a Convention representing
al the people Of the State who are in favor
Of susiainln. the National Government in
the vigorous and effective prosecution Of the
war. and Of maintaining at all hazards. in
their original integrity. the Constitution
aud CuiSn VI tie Cpit-J States"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

MrSico It appears that the French have
IN AMY IA Mexico, numbering about 30. 900
men The ha.e OF operation. i. Oris,ba.
Whence iaoycmen, will soon be made
acain., the capital. Meantime the chief. Of
nearly all the factions into which the coun.
,ry has been divided, are united in the
support Of the Juarcz government, and an
army OF GoOOo viii oppose the progre.. Of
the French. rhepeop'e seem determined to
drive the invader. from the country.
The French army Is veteran corps. and
will be a formidable enemy to any force the
Mexican government, can place ia the field.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

fGoN EuRorE. The Asia brings the re.
ply Of England to the proposals Of France
and Russia Tor mediation. Earl Russell
say. the government !. led u conclude tina,
there i, no ground a, the present moment to
hope that the Federal government would
accep, the proposal. and declines to join
the other powers at present.
The Times observes that the arguments Of
Earl Russell have been anticipated by the
public. which i. the bcs, proof Of their
soundness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

Maj. d. p. S,owell, Of :be cavalry. is at
home on iurloush, on aecoun, OF i'll health.
lie !. improving.
we learn that Capt. Winter. OF the 10Th
Maine regiment, /. on his way home, for .
bfief visit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

The democrat. of New Hampshire have
nominated Hon. Ira \. Eastman. Tor Gov
ornor. The resolutions and speeches con.
demn nearly everything but the rebellion.
One .peaser while denouncins the ministers.
boasied ,ha, be had no, seen the inside Of q
church for ten years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

William l.. Avery, E'q.. OF L,conia, n.
H.. has received the appo'ntmen, Of arbi.
traitor on the part Of the United States. to
be stationed At Cape Town. Cape OF Good
Hope. Africa, to assist the Judges in decid
Ing upon the que,tiun' arising from the
African ,layc trade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

ANoruEa Mint GoSE Ur. On Friday
lat. the cylinder mill belongin: to !. G.
Marble. just completed and pat in opera
ton. was blown M. Cause unknown. Mr..
Marble certainly la. hard fortune thu. sea.
.on. be mill. blowing M. almo,, as soon as
started.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

Occasional" writes the Philadelphia
Pres, that he will no, be surprised 1t long
before the meeting OF the next Congress u
foil delegation is chosen from Florida, rep
re.en,ing the free people Of the State. and
sustaining the principles and the policy OF
the present administration.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

TnE Mrs,GE. I, is reported tha, the
President. Message will be delivered to the
delivered TO the newspapers in the principal
cities. Monday afternoon. IL will be unu-
-u,lly lengthy. The President will argue
hi. emancipation policy at length, and re.
iuss' to modify his proclamation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28
JOHN J. FERRY. Editor.

TEHNS.-Ore Dollar spd Flo, Ceni'. po
,.ar, "a advance; TNo nuliais. at che end Oft h'
war.
Clubbing. We wtuh fespectlull, call ihs
stsuiioa ~ surh a. are sprscd 90 lcud ihsis AID
10 sNsuling ih~ ritcula,,oa u ho,ne palsr Co
tAs islio~ius ofsT;
We stll .spi
io Copiss, Sc one Vsar, ier 100
~ Copiss Zoe zoe year, ~, 1000
AL eoe cory 60 The p-r.ou Evtiing ~ the r'"''
The mons, mu-i sccorgan, ihe ut,irt.
ES. VI. rsU."siH & e., 10 Stsis >u''''
nssiSn. ard i22 Nsssau Suts,, New io'A' -''
cir authorif.d agruis.
JOB PRINTING nsaily eNecuie,l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

ADMITTED. Durin. the fr,, week Of the
NV Term. on motion of AlSah Black
Esq.. Mr. Charlie, c Sandcr.on. Of Cam.
hriise, Mass ~as admitted to practice a.
a Counsellor and Attorney a; Law Mr..
: s. = graduate Of the Cambridge Law
School !Is intends to commence practice
q, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

U. ). SENATOR. Gov 0lden Of Nsw Jcr.
sey. has appointed Richard s. Field Of
Princeton, United State. Ssnator, to Gil the
vacancy occasioucd by the death Of Thomp
son. The term expires On the fourth OF
March next.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

The Boston Journal says. Joseph Glib.
bert, Of Eu.ti. Plantation, Me-. has been
arrested for di.loyal practice. in hnderins
su,i.,m.n,s, and cent TO Fort Pfsbls BY
order of the War Department.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

We intended 10 have .a,d Las, week tina,
&" Lsah Lee" an authorcss considerably
known. was a contributor 10 the 8riic,on
'epor'cr Miss Fly. the a'.is,an, editor OF
tie Reporter. !. the adopted daughter Of
Mr. Ily. d Denmark.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

REMARKABLE Snor. Tho Boston Journal
report. shot recently made at the Navy
Yard in Washington, which will destroy
confidence in iron ships With . Dalgren
gun, solid .Lo, OF $50 pounds. With a
charge Of 10 pound, OF powder. made u
clean bols through target. mad, Of one
plate 1 l.: inches thick. SIX plates one inch
thick. bol,ed % white oak iramo work Is
inches thick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

Tho Pennington Chronicle reports tho
death OF the venerable Thomas Wendell OF
thu, town. n, the age Of % years. lie died
where be had resided ever since tho whole
surrounding RECON Was comparatively q
wilderness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

Private letter. received recently, speak Of
the capture. by the rebels, Of l.. u. Carter
and George whitman Of Paris, OF the l1,h
regiment. while in hospital. They were
probably taken at the time Of the raid in
which 1000 Of our invalid. were captured.
They have heen paro!ed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

Commissioner Boutwell, has addressed a
letter to each Assessor. requesting them. on
the completion OF their lists. to dismiss a.
many of the Assistant Assessor, rs possible.
Only a 'ufSeien, number are to DO retained
to attend to the returns Of manufacturers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

High Pricss---The Remedy.
In our last number. vc had something 20
cav about the advance IN ~ kind, OF good,
apd the causes. Wep ptor1.e 70 d..
GUS the remedy l, i, the boast % the
Yankee character, tha, they aye good az
Overcoming di6sulis.. removing oh.,ac.e'
out Of the way aud when ,li, ciuuo, D.
done. studying out a way 90 80 noun or
over lhems Ugh Ir.crs, Jas' a, Ills time,
are beyond the control OF tie peaI!s. What
can be done 90 couuJeract their Injurious
teud-ncic. upon o4mmuu,;yc We answer
l. Dispose with all unnecessary articles 20,
dIes,. such a. YOU can q, without, without
teoe,uns positive injury. The w,u sisui
wear the I'd coat aul ,hc od shirt a little
Logger. Don't o, ashamed ut patch.
neatly put on hy au4y wife r daughter.
twill s1r. something, iu tle-s times, when
eli kinds ot cloth. ar, up 90 ianul1usIr.cc'
The lad bel. en- c,Juos,,-. 90 sr',sl., yl arr-.,
IN ,ush q Nay a. ;.e.r r1li ssu.1 sLl'i dee
tate. P,rssu. o' bo;h .szf- gau bs l,c,u'
and r,,,,ciAt!e. without ls.rs cSss-y.s.nJ
IN artitl,- % dr,s, . Lave "a iryrIul,
habits, that c.s, you mJasy aul az, r.ys
ically and mentally in.sr.a.s. L. si,e ysl
tie lla.u English % ,li.. leave or irrk.as
intoxicating liquor. as hcv,fac', aui ,.e
u.s. VI ,hat we wccI. t1'lcru. Taking o.,
yrrsgus ti.h Tr,c,- ct al, sir!s % liquors
into acc5uut, toe man ia, d,.ns. constant
ly, Or cycn occ,si1ua .r, '-.u:- uIru atui.
o., an oD,r,u- tax. bJer ave Do, money
snd krsp himself out % Ieru,gioas habit
81 with tobacco, toe enormous pres now
a,kcJ 2 ihi. article. make, O., an ,Ng,u.ivc
luxury % ihe consumer. Toe Argument
de-. 20; nos lead as O. di.cs,. che Injury
causcI ~ The u.e ol tobacco. t.r turlu,ru,-
.ucs All G.,h.nyss Of che l-artsr, bar q
spsak % % 10 IT, Iecuuary tc.rVS'. There
|. no excuse Tor ran Sb' Iltsa high
rric, iur RUN 90 tobacco. ~ lUy time &C
miserable waste OF money, but "a ore CO.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

The Eastern Express Company, Thur'dAy
evening brough, to the city eighty packages.
in the u grsga,s $500. remit
tances FROM soldier. Of the leah M1ine reg
imcut a, New orleant.. portland Pre.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

Gen. +. =. Patterson. died at Fairfax
Court House last saturday. lie was found
dead in HE tent, aud on examination II was
found ,ha, be had been killed BY tho acct
dental discharge Of his pistol.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

Our letter from the cd regiment speaks
Of regre, u, the loss OF Gen. Grover. but
make. no allusion to the removal Of the reg.
inen,. The repor, that 1t was to 90 with
Gen. Bank, may have been incorrect.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

Mrs David Elder Of New Portland was
burned 80 .e,erly on sunday morning the 9'h
inst. by her clOthe, accidenily tasIns hre'
tia, her life !. dc.paireI ol
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

In tho U. 5. Supreme Court in Wash
inc,on, the black six robes arc abolished,
the new members being aycrse to them, and
at the ueIt session tho judge will ct in 'iIa-
rio broadeloath.