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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-17

,rh O" ",I ware Rooms, No. = Iknngs RIock.-
,f ~ 9sne1 Moulu respectfully call fine ottputor,
o. ne public to his Coffin Ware Rooms now omen t M
nHiGs block opposite the Court Uouse WI re- ,,iii
oT aii i anu SOn hand COFFiNS and CASK F1s
o Sd Sizes ana patterns made and trimmed wifi he
'''' "'"'eIlal' Also Coffin Plates and Robes
Worcester, Feb 49, 1862 d" w. bhooK fIo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-17

Mr. MTs r. L.. CLARK NJ. ID, Physician and sur
cesslui Midwife, would announce to the Ladies Of
Ter vicinity that she continues to treat ali n orces
ygu tn 10 females scientifically and successiuily Cons
her ui Myrue az VV' g" AN street, cor
WI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-17

pr q. l. Hill attends to all SpeeiaI Disoao,
Males ana Females at his Medical Office M S5 Nh; IN
street orceser, Mass See his Intermediates -, IN
EIrateSt Female Remedy Of the Age in this nsner the
lGl dtt sac paper
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-17
Have Won noneht y onr CIothc. " rinrn,.a

Have You Bought Your Clothes w rinrerP
u SO, you have bought too soon, CUMMINGS a
SWALLOWS SELF REGULATOR Is me Machine
above all Others I'M use (nO altering fcTeNS fDv everv
PIECE ana No lRoH busT) enid wiring youy
CLONES win TINS Machine well as an 0IiIF 'CeU
and see one In use at q. A. CUAnfINGS' III, 5ns
MAR street opposite Brinley Hall. "NF' @V"
Agents wanted In every State Civ aud Touru Co.
County, and Town Rights for Sale Gtr'' 9tTs5tte'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-17

Adams' Gallery, 2a3 Main street. f. nor,
openIor the reception Of the public DIR dgi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-17

TbmOrse Blankets and Army IEIank cts.
nlnose N want had better call on j. Nj, FOLLANSEEF
No'S Washington Square, before purchasing dtfolo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

PL,SIING TOnToD. Everybody should
learn TO love tomatoes. and consequently
learn how 10 raise them Ny own success
has never been complete tall the last year.
ani a, | have learned 10 avoid some mis-
take, eommon ~ very many persons, | give
my experience for ,be beneh, OF Others.
The lh., OF February, | sowed the seed in
. small box. and =, Il IN the window Of my
Kitchen. The plants soon came up, ard
after the second leave. made their appear.
ance tran.plan,si into small pot, one
plant in pot. in rich earth. where they
continued 10 grow til the first week in Juns,
when set them out OF doors, eth IN tie
po,s. where they rcmaiuei some ten days.
when their color Was changed from light
70 a dark green. Here has teen my great
mistake heretofore. IN trlnsplan,ins them
directly from q hot bod VI rom tie bInse
to the garden without abe proce,. Ut accIi.
mating The plants were hudded ready To
bloom when | ,ran,pliu,ed u the garden
the middle Of June. which ~ as early as
they should be removed from ,lie pots in
thi, climate. by this process they kept on
growing. and before the middle of August
had ripe tomatoes.
Another mistake is in using green ma
nures which induces a rank growth. !
made use OF hen manure. hog manure.
leaehsd ashes. lime and soil carefully mixed
together, and allowed t to stand a fortn,sh
before planting. and occasionally digging j,
over in order TO carefully incorporate oil The
ingredients.
TornatOe. require warm weather. and with
proper care they will bear ,ran.plantine
bst,e' than any o,ber vegetable. aud Ger.
tainly there is no vegetable - conducive 10
health .. the tomato. y, L. I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

The schooner Aid. Of Yarmouth. arrived
at New York on Saturday from Port Royal.
y. c.. having full cargo Of cotton ('53
bal.-) cOn.ie'd TO spoford. Tle''on 4 Go.
The Kennebcc Journal says that It has
made arrangements for the regular publiea'
ton Of their paper and the State printing,
outstanding tho destruction OF their
press room BY hrs.
The Grea, Rspublie. ct Portland was Ct.
ted with stalls. With the expectation OF tax.
ing on board the Maine batteries. This
purpose Was changed. and the stalls we're
made into hunks, and will be occupied by
the 18th ELAINE Regiment. which is to 80
to Ship Island.
From sentence in the Portland papers,
IN notioe sigped by tho State Agent VIC
Infer that the 18th Reslmsat has also the
same destination.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

FiHH IN Auarsra. A destructive fire took
place in this city Saturday evening and
Sunday morning. IL broke out In the store
room Of the shoe store Of Vim. u Hunt and
continued until 10 consumed the entire Pb@.
nix block owned by Reuel Williams and
Mr.. Thomas Smith. The block contained
the Po-,ofhce. Telegraph Office. the age OF.
fee. the Steam Pres room and dry press
room Of Steven. a Sayward. OF the Ksnne.
bee Journal, the Shoe store OF WIN II Hunt.
Oh. hardware store Of Z. W. Saa,rd. the
ofsee. Of william. and Cattler and OF Hon.
Rsuel Williams. The contents Of tho Post
Office and OF Hunts and SafOrd's stores
wrre partly a,ei The contents Of tho Age
olice and Of the Pres rooms Of the kenno-
bee Journal were wholly destroyed. The
lo. Of Reuel Williams will he $4,000 Of
Steven. L Saywari including large amount
Of State work nearly completed belonging
20 them. a., 500 tho Age establishment
g.. zoo: Mrs. Thomas Smith, $500; q.
" S,aorj. 5000. wm. II. Ilont, a.
500. Total. go 900.
The amount Of insurance va. a. follows
The Age establishment, $500; Kennebcc
Jouru'i $4,000 Mrs. Thomas Smith $1,000;
T.. " Stafford 5000, Vim. u. Hunt $4,000,
Total ~. 500
The contents OF the Pos, ofhoe were all
safely removed The evening "a. very .'ill.
or the destruction would have been greater.
Kennebec Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28
War News.
cL.nksvILk OCCUPIED.

Com. foois reports to the Department,
tina, on arrival q, Clark.sille. two thirds of
the citizen. had hed. lie having expressed
hm view. and intentions to the Mayor and
Hon. Z. johnson, at their request issued =
proclamation. assuring all peaceahly die.
posed persons that they nigh, with -a'e,y
resume their business avocaton.. requiring
only tina military stores and equipments to
bs gwen up, and oliing the authorities
responsible that TIN, shall be done without
reservation.
lie says the rebels have great fear Of the
gunboau. which he intended 10 take Up the
river.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

~ Error. In transmitting the report,
Of the railroad Convention. the following
sentence Wa. added
Secretary stanton pad a hugh compl'.
men, to the young md galIan, friend at his
side, MaJr General Mcclellan, IN whom be
had the utmost confidence. and the re-ul. OF
vho.e military schemes gigantic and we'll
matured. were now exhibited to a rejoicing
country"
l. i. now stated by the officers OF the Con-
vpuon tia, /, wa. not in their report. and
tie rrpor,er Of the Associated Pre-. 'ay'.
that on careful inquiry, he canno, learn
that such word. were even used.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

PEE.r~r,rioS TO Ltrr BLo.soN. Not
many evening" since. = very pleasant affair
occurred a, Camp Beaufort aero-s the river.
Hon II II Dunn. on the part OF the nu-
merou. friend, II Lieut. W. 4. Blossom Of
the 18Th Regiment, pre.entel 10 that gen
lsman . splendid sword and sash. arcumpa.
pying the git With q neat and appropriate
speech. 20 which the r-cipisn, replied IN
very handsome terms Re, DR.. Tsfi. chap.
lain OF the Cavalry was then called tor
and he entertained the company for short
time IN tina, peculiar style Of biz. which.
oncs listened to. Is no, 20 h. forgotten. Dr.
T.ft Was followed by T.. T.. Brett. E-p Of
Oldtown. Lieut. l.oripg, and some other
gentlemen. whose remarks we're received
With meritsd aprlau'r. This compliment
Va. richly deserved BY Lieut.. Blossom.
Though q native Of this State. be had lived
for year, in Virginia. where the war found
him . large planter on the free labor plan.
iis vas visited by the Colonel oi the famous
Black Horse Cavalry, WHO gave him the
alternative Of accepting q commission m
thu rrbcl army. or " leaving the state IN
twenty iour hour. Lieut.. Blossom eho~
the Latter aud in les. than tie tins Sp-
pointed. With hi. family AMI what be could
carry with him IN b.. psr-on. he Vas on
HI. way to the North. AL i.rroP"riy his
b,ep conf.ca,sd and -old To rebel purchasers.
he now goe- South TO hsh,, ~ many other
d.irauded Northern men are doing. Zoe he
rights. hi, property. add b.. home. This
i. Specimen Of patriotism worthy Of the
ntme. The OCCASION was a very happy one
and !, vas snli'enri by the music Of quar-
,s,,s cho,r. led by Prof Brr:t OF Strong
lHennebec Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

Tnr BA.rrRr AT llILrOS HAD. The llll.
ton Head correspondent, Of the philaielphIA
Inquirer says;
"Thc brea'twork which ha. been m pro.
src-s for some time pa,i is nearly finished.
II is seven miles lOns and reaches across the
island ditch VI spring water surrounds
1t, which !. crossed BY dra~bridse'. IL -
bull, in angIas form. and cannon are
planted in Position to sweep them Of the
enemy. A prominent officer declared that
ten thousand men could now hold the Island
against . hundred thousand rehels."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

MsEIiSGs At so. PARIS. Considerable
religion. in,er-st exists In the Congregation
81 Society, at So Paris. The meetng.,
commenced by Mr. Hammond. early ia.,
week, were continued, day and evening. to
the end OF the week. The present week. ~e
arc infor ned services are held each evening.
Several conversions have already occurred.
|, may b. proper TO s,a,e that there was
much interest previous to tbs meeting Of
Last week, go that the conversions alluded
to are no, ell attributable " the Efforts then
put forth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

territory or province Now this govern
m.ut ba. 10. hands in. IL had better make
Thorough work OF it. The poisonous se"As
OF .ecrssi, aud rebellion mus, be thorough
ly rooted gu, Of South Carolina. or there
viii BE- in coming years a new crop OF rebels
{, irOable po.,eri,y. South Carolina began
this war without cause or Justification and
the .angrls tina, kept not their First state
bad equal cause for rebellion. a. had the
people Of that State
Now hi. var must never stop until there
=, an unqualified and unconstitutional sarren-
A., "a IN. federal authority. And sufficient
force and pO~er must be brought to bear
uron Sonth Carolina and u. people to pro-
doc. thi. result II to bring shout this
state Of things. and again establish the
authority Of the government over South
Carolina. IL shall become necessary to barn
her cities. reduce her fields TO arid was'es,
/, must - done and II nothing e'ss will
Do il. A." make her a. Sod1m, and like unto
Gamorrah." In our judgment. dns hHs OF
a camrrOm,.e with Sou,h Carolina traitors
and rehsl. would b. an insnl, TO every loyal
man IN the Union, and an insult to ""d'
T,r ,hc Union hereafter 10 uur-s th"se 'ip
or. in her boslm. would ~ nothing short OF
Ell destruction. Thee wicked. 0od-deiy'ns
traitor. must b. .cOurred GU, root and
branch ~s have the men and the means to
d. "a. and we must dn a.
The eopa.ca,irn Of every dollars worth
Of pro,erty in South Carolina would be an
A., that could b. justified before Heaven
aud the whole ci,iliIed world. Therefore
we tslcyc ve but rc-echo public sentiment
among the loyal men and women IN oil the
loy.l stairs w. ben We cay lc, South Caro-
lir. submit without terms. or aloi her ou'
fram the family Of States, and let her be-
c,ne the habi.tiop Of 10. OIL. and the bats
"A perpetual hi-.ir: and bye word down
% tie l,te., generation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28
From the Jos,usl Of Commerce.
A sl.ve Trader Hung.

Tered the highest peusl,y Of the law % g..
teen minutes past twelve o clock Friday noon.
In the yard Of the city prison. Upio . late
hour on Thursday night. no man under sen.
tcnce OF death bore up with greater hope
than Captain Gordon. and We may say that
simuet up 60 the hour OF eItcauon there
seemed to be glimmeripg Of hope pictured
in his counicnance. yet be vas Doomed To
di.sppointuehi. and has suffered tls horr'-
BILE penalty for the crime he has commitied.
During Thursday he Gas attended by b"
spiritual advisers, the Rev DIR. Corbii. Rev.
DIR Camp. and the Rev. DIR. bingham.
| Between six aud seven O'Clock IN the
evening. his vile aud mother.in law. with
his little ono, called NJ the Tomhs. TO take
o hnai farewell ct hun. The unfortunate
woman bore hAasard look. aud had evi.
GENTLY eat but little, ior long time. every
moment OF her time Tor the past two weeks
having been devoted 10 securing the A'''
lance Of 'nhseh''" Paf''e' 10 enoca'or'ns
70 P's'e'' we eae'a'o" o' hs' ns'oAoa'
" "s en"'eu TIE CO" o. "e' husband sue
"" 'A'"'"s o" '"e "'o'' anu "'' W U" ''''
''' V"' '"'' '"' '.'p'''" '''' ""e''' ~
'"s ASSISTANCE o' '"e P'''" p"'''''o' '"'
500" fe0"'e'''' ""en he' ha'oAnu ""
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''I A"' u''o''e''' Nun !" s'''' "s'"! a"'
'au'f'"e 'h'n'e W u" '""'d'A'''' e''e'
assistance pf h'dsnan' the pr'.on p"y'
"e'an' Icing " han'' no 500" discoveries
'h'' pofu"n ha' "sen f'''oh' pr' u
mons anu "o'' were also e'l''' :" anu ''e
'''"''' pump 'P'''o' ""''"' "''
OF q" hou' "f 81 -" p'''"' ~" o'' o'
danger iy The removal OF TIE fo'''a' on
elimination u va. ionnd that 10 hAi taken
'''Jehnino' and at one time u wa' feared
That th, Eallow' ~onli v" cheated 81 i''
victim When anr'''en~i 10 'ee'ru W no"
he O''A'o"' IT, De 'A'd tha' u v" put INTO
ae';af and er'uehi'o him oy aii'end /"
"" about twenty grams ana placed W The
rn'h' OF n cigar watching hr opportunity
be bat The end OF u oa AMI 'sa'lo"ei u al''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

THE Co~cJsr. O.,An T.. Dodge The most
fun.pro'oting Yankee i'ips. fHlhIlSi bis
appointment. in hi. village. Tuesday eve
nins. despite the rempe.,. he audience
~A. no, - lare, AZ the hou-o might have
accommodated bat those who were there
came from 4 strong de.rc TO hear him sing,
making or in enthusiasm the lack IN mum
hrr.. al course the enjoyment was un'
bounded. performer ani hearers he,ng in 30
yerfec, rapport. a, the biologists .'y. BE.
side. M one can fail 10 BE- highly entertained
by the 'arsi programme which he presents.
Mr. Hayward possesses q fine. clear, and
we'll trained voice Tor ballad singing III.
piece, please the mass. while rs .killful
performances defy the .trictarcs OF the crit
les It's needless 10 add that the audience
will at least cherish the memory Of the
occasion With as much pleasure as be can
have enpyed. In meeting I'D friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

ACE,sn. Daring the gale Monday night.
The North Chimney, Of the Court House.
WAS blown over. The weight crushed in q
section Of the root, and also broke through
the ceiling. landing the brick. in the Court
Room The damage Wa, not very great :
and arrangements have already been made
to have the building repaired before the
March Term Of the ). j Court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28
Norway. Feb. 18th. lsG2.
Religious Meeting, a, South Paris.

The meeting. held at the Congregational
Church. at South Paris, continue with deep.
enins Interest, The influence going from
them is extending GOd !. evidently "'ho~-
ius men their work, and their tran'srrs.
.ion.. lie also oPeno,h their ear to di'eI'
pine. and ecum,nde,h ,hem 90 return from
iniqury" Not few are rejoicing in God
their SAVIOR. We invite christian. Of all
denominations u come and share this ble.--
ing with Us. Especially would we invite
all ministers in adjoining towns 20 come and
BE- with and help US. Meetings for the
coming week will DO held every day and
evening. at two O'Clock, p. NJ. and TO-
clock 10 the evening Clereymen from
abroad are expected from time TO time to
address the p'opls. We invite ell our ci,i
zen. TO come and meet With NJ. We re.
quest all friend. OF God TO pray for U.s. 5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

Darn on WILLIE LINCOLN. The con Of
the President. who has been dangerously
~. for some time. died. on Friday night.
Of pneumonia. The event castA gloom
over the whole community, and in conss'
quenee come Of the festivities Of the 22i were
omitted The funeral services took place
at the White House, on Monday. The De-
par,men,. were clo.ed on that day. The
-ympathy Of The whole people will h with
the Chief Magistrate and family IN this at
aie,iou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28
4 n FoorI,
Flag oGcer Commanding

ST Lorr, Feb. - The R,pablican's
Caro- despatch say. the occupation Of Nash.
vile j. confirmed Our troops took Po..e..-
ION without oppo.ltion. Floyd ai a.u'oAl.
IT,, report that GOV Harris had ordered
all the Tennessee troop. to lay down their
arm. and 90 home, q. confirmed.
The tennessee Legislature is called for
next Monday
No opposition 70 Union movement, /,
made anyshere on the Cumberland.
CnRo. FEB. IS. The following A'pecia!
despatch to the Chicago Tribune
Nashville wa. yesterday occupied by 90
600 troop, under Gen Bueil.
The federal aas !, now dying over the
State House.
The Tennessee legislature adjourned on
Saturday week, AMI ne, a.ain a, Memphis.
II /. reported that Commissioners have
been appointed to couler with the fei'',l
authori,ie. a, Washington. 70 arrange terms
for tn transfer Of allegiance, and thai Gov.
Ilarri, offered to turn the rebel forces over
to 'he Ubion.
The st. LOU. Republican predict. ,ha,
New Orleau, will DO in our hands within
forty days.
An exchanged prisoner. Who va. present.
q, the JED DAVIS Inauguration, say. IL was
a .piritlr.. affair. Not n cheer. or SINGLE
.isn Of enthusiasm was manifested.
Vessels pas up and down the poiomss
with comparatively little trouble. The i'm
preston l. that most 81 the hatterie. have
been abandoned. The nes Whit~orih
guns. with Eve mile. range, have been sent
to Gen. Iooker's division to engage the
battery at Budd'' Ferry.
Washington writer. predict an early adj
vance on the Potomac. The latest story 10
,ha, mud will no, be allowed 10 delay The
army much longer. The order compli.
men,ins Lander. Tor hl. advance REGARDLESS,
OF roads or weather, has been Construct in'
to an implied cen,ure Of the army near
Washington.
In the Senate, Wednesday. Mr.. Chandler
presented a petition tia, John L. Fremont
BE- appointed Lieut.. General. IL Is stated
tina, the Congressional COMMITTEES have sI.
,mined the evidence in the case Of General
Fremont. and eIonerats him entirely. They
have made such rsprrsen'stion' 70 the Sec.
rotary Of War. who has promised that he
shall be assigned to command
By the recent promotion OF Gen. Grant.
he becomes the superior OF Buo'I. A recent
copy Of tho Louisville Journal 10 particu.
larly pleased that the Federal army Is re-
turning negroes. IL cites en- instance when
q notoriou. seeessionist had his.l,ve return
Cd the officer naivOly Informing bim that
he was returned not from r-pec, for him
bu. Tor the peculiar kind Of property.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

A beautiful eight was witnessed, on Tues.
day evening, at sunset, IN the west. The
gale Was blowing with undated violence,
while the rays Of the .iukin. sun lighted
up the huge clouds OF snow, hurried over
Hearsarss. and rome Others Of the White
Mountain Range. The column Of snow on
Ksar,arse wa. raised like q volume ofsmote.
giving to the Mountain volcanic appear
.nce, no. easily described. The gaps be-
tween the smaller mountains seemed com.
pletsly filed with the driven ,no~s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

yALrpIcIoGr, The editor o. the Brdrton
Reporter took leave Of h's readers. last
week. In the following pansent valedietory.
ilis name has never been announced. and
his successor IL unknown:
"Goop Bye. Our term OF service has
expired. and we bid the readers Of the Re-
porteI-good bye. They have treated " eI-
oellsntly. and ws heartily thank them.
fEpirea."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

A sronI sroiLrp. Some rartirau papers
have Published wonderful story about
Gen. Mcclellan having caused the telegraph
To be connected with his headquarters, aud
given oil the directions for the movements at
Port Donel,on. 10 shoald he borne IN mind
tha, connection was made on Sunday. and
he communicated with st Louis. but the
battle Was over Saturday night. and the
enemy surrendered formally, at 0 o'clock.
Sunday morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28
F>Ll,1vENr N OI,orD Coryrr.

ENLISTMENT ~ OIylrD COrSrr. The
H-unrhcc journal publishes an abstract Of
euIi.tnan t-. by C.untie. BY ih,stappar.
that oxford County las furnished LIS
men and ranks fourth. in ;he lot Of eoun-
ill.,. Thu. give. tie ra;lo Of alont ] in 30 /;
,rliu9l2of 1t. male population. The
ratio % tie VII ls State Is ahou, one 10 90
Of tie Iopgla,iuu OF IN II Of mae in
hAhii-n,. Yet. County % a. the bottom Of
toe lAlIer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

Prs,oS,L We notice tina, A. \. BAR
ker. E.q. editor and proprietor o' The
AlI'shsnian. live Farsr. Published at
Ehcn-bure. penn'ylsan's, ha. BEN recently
visiting hi, friend, IN Maine. Mr. Barker
!. native ct Lowell. and war,hlly repre-
sent, our County. in the Keystone State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

BrcxSER TO nE TRIrp TOR TnE,SoS. Dee.
pa,che. from the IVES, state tina, Buckner,
who wa. captured a, Fer, Dlnelson. is in
the hand. of the U. 5 Marshall. Tor Ken
tucty. and will BE- tried for treason. The
warrap, was issued BY Judge Catron, OF the
y. 5. Supreme Court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

The Lewiston Journal speaks Of widow
lady who visited the editor. 20 make in
quiry concerning the allOtment system. She
Ia. son in the army who has allotted her
ten dollars q month from hi. pay. The
noble conduct Of the .on proves her most
's,imabls mother.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

Patrick GRIN. OF Lewiston. murdered
hi. wife Sunday night. lie gave as rea.
-on for tho act, that she had complained Of
him, and had him pu, in ,.il several times.
AndrOscossin is getting quite nororiou. 10
the murder line. for q young County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

C,tKo. Feb. 81 To Ilon GIDEON wslls.
Secretary Of Navy - Lieut.. Commanding
Gsyn. With the gunboat Taylor. has jus,
arrived from Tennessee. Mississippi and Al
ALBANIA. and report. the Union sentiment 10
south Tennessee and north Alabama 10 b
very strong.
shall end him back to-day AMI will call
for regiment at For, Henry To accompany
the cunboat which vail aid the loyal p.Opls
Of these S,aios 10 raise Union forces within
their borders.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

P.o. CHASGE. E. p. Kilsors has been
appointed postmaster at North Nesry. in
place Of lib.el smith, removed. TIE Ofhee
is now hep, at Capt. William Walkers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

Tue Portland papers -sy that John God
dard has resigned the position Of Colonel OF
the Cavalry. on account Of business. The
weight of eSilenes. IN our view. SEEMS TO
show that he vas unfit Tor the place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

Rev. DR.. CaErgthers. o! Portland. who
preached at South Paris. the latter part Of
last week. As well as on the Sabbath. lee
larsd IN the BsPiis, Church in this village.
Soniay evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-28

David wilkins, Of Knox. says the Belfast
Age. has hog Is months old that girts
iss., and weighs 1000 lbs.