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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-13

WASHINGTON NEWS.
| Lord Lyons, Admiral Milne accompanied
/ by Secretary Seward, Gen. Heintzleman, and
other gentlemen, visited the fortlticatlons yes
terday, and other places of interest," among
which were the Convalestent and Contraband
camps. At the latter place they were wit
nesses of negro drill and other exercises. -
They, also, paid visit to Mount Vernon,
Eleven hundred sick soldiers reached here
from the front on Saturday night, They were
sent to Carver hospital. several wounded soldiers
from the engagement # Saturday have reached
the city, no
A large amount Of counterfeit Treasury
notes, of denominations ranging from one to
twenty dollars, are in circulation here 1t IS
said they were manufactured IN Pennsylvania
The detectives have the matter in hand.
At Georgetown, daring robbery was COM
mitied on Saturday night. A young lady,
daughter Of Mr. George Hill, had assembled to
her own room, and seeing a light IN her moth
er's room passed into it, when man who was
there and whom she had supposed to be her
brother, quickly struck her across the lace,
knocked her down ard then fed. Miss Hill;
soon recovered, and it was found that the intru-
der had helped himself to some $40 III money
Mr.. Hill and wife were absent from the city
ar the time. On Saturday; also, Mr.. William
Thomnson, q carpenter III Georgetown was
rohlnd nf q considerable amount OF money.
The stonemasons, carpenters, laborers and
a norton Of the bricklayers engaged on the
Treasury extension, yesterday went on strike
f,r r;,na 7, is, we understand, the intention
% employ the Tor ten hours day during
1be coming season. This they object to, as
,bov desire 70 work irom seven IN the morning
n,t;) \ quarter Of All hour before sunset, asis
tba cnston in the uovernment NaVy-yafds'
Work has almost been entirely suspended
therefore,
r j. stated that, by order Of the Secretary
Of War, all the ladies employed as copylsts IN
rho office Of the provost marshal general have
heen dismissed. It is alleged that the prac~
tce Of giving out copying to ladies IS more e1-
nensiye than the employment OF clerks
The club which has been projected here re-
Gently. on the plan Of those III the large cltles'
ac = social resort for men Of position and cul-
t,,ra # the Federal capital, has organized py
electing Mr., Jordan, Solicitor OF the Treasury
president. ---s.u-.--
man named Guidman, arrested on the
.A ae hainu en2aged IN the New ! ork
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-13

4 man named Guidman, arrested On the
charge Of being engaged in the New York
r;o,s has sned Gen. Wool ors5O, 600 damages
for false imprisonment
+ am ears from tie records Of the Naturali-
oo,;or Rnreau, in New York city, that very
few foreigners have taken out their second pa
nars this wear A great diminution in the
ANIMAL number of naturalzed citizens has been
remarked since fhe beginning Of she va
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31
The New York Draft.

One o. ihc most gratifying evidences We
have had q the grii o. the Prcsidcnt d.
found IN his determination that tie draa IN
the city Of New York shall b. raade a. an,
and al hazards. Under the lead n tbe
copPerhead democracy. tle laus has. been
tramplcd under foot. by mob ana tbe
drafi stopped. For fbe tirne being mob
az vas supreme. To ALLOW tbe draft ;n
thet city 90 CO o. default you'll d. % o.
taor.efgs fis ras y asss tsr. To all,u d.
would he an outrage upon tLe la~ AMI or
der men AZ over the country. Prr.ilsn,
Lincoln b. right D. be should permit the
dra'ting in view Iork to he di.esr,inael
under menace az arared ,ioIcure. 10 would
Nirtullly b. an end of conscr.rti,a al over
the country. hrncc Del o.. right Oh cnr.-.in-
the law. even 90 DO take. f.tr tiousand srm-
81 solllrrs f1 3D. %. Fernando Wood AM
Brooks uitd th-ir drluLen maba.-a,
foi.oTers. mu.t ic gwen o. urdrr.tana
shat trcason north vll Le PIE dosn AID
That they rrast .abuit t1 the ass ".
y ork cts from tle rou.-reursrsr. a .I..
rrtslion. ha. been tie be bed Of secession
Boz the north. li ahoanls in dsns ~ moral
polat.oa and sIn. hence corperi-aI lcmor.
ray houri.h"'. ln tie greg .bop.. b-o.i.
cls ani gambling saloon. that great ,.a.
iral POINT. treasan ard oopr.eraeaII.al. har,
a naiarll croath Tbs kird of denor-a.
c' io..ows tle rrorrl,oe t,a.I.--s af &c.,
90 eraoeiess demar gus and Traitors. and
t-e rrsl't is armed violence a1I mob r.f.
Dc should be pat down AMI tramrleI ia tis
duet let tle draft g. on COS, VIA, o.,
uil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31
National THANKSGIVING.

b. rae President Of fss Usiis@ Ssafss. 4
ProclGraGfiOn
IL has pleased Almighty Col to bearken
10 the applications and prayers Of an afiic-
ted people. and 10 VOuchSafe o. the army
and navy Of tie l nitsd States. on the land
and on sea. victories signal and 20 efi~c-
tive AZ 10 furnish reasonable gounds for
augmented confidence that the Union a.
these States VIII be maintained. the con
stitutiOn Preservaa. and renewed peace
and prosperity restored. Bot these VicfOries
have been accorded not ~ithost sacri6cc q
life. limb. health and liberty. ensured bv
brave. patriotic and loyal citizens. Do
nestle ADDICTION in every part Of the coun-
try Follows an the train u these fear
fnl bereasemcnts. IL j. meet and night 20
Recognize and confess the presence OF tb~
Almighty and the power Of lis hand.
equally in these triumpLs and these sor-
rows.
lNo'r therefore. b. IL known. that 10 81,
apart Thursday. the 9th day Of August
next. 20 be observed a. a day for national
Thanksgiving praise and PRAYER. and invite
the people 81 the United States 70 assemble
On that OCCASION in their customary placcs
% worship. and IN forms approved bv their
own conscience. render The homage due 10
the Divine Majesty for the wonderful thinrs
lie has done Of the nations behalf. AMI
invoking the influence IN His HOLY Spirit 20
subdue the anger which has produced and
50 long sustained needless rebellion %
change the hearts Of the insurgents. o.
Cuice the counscls Of the government With
wisdom adequate 10 80 great = national
emergency; and % visit with tender care
and consolation. throughout the lcnrih and
breadth Of our land. al those Who through
the Vicisitudcs Of marches. voyages. battle
and sleges, been brought O. suffer ia mind
body or estate. and finally 20 lead the whole
nation through paths Of rrpsn lance and
submission 90 The Divine Wil back % th.
perfect enjoyment Of union and raiernal
peace
In stiffness whereof have Lercunto st nv
hand. and caused the seal % The United
States % be affixed. Done at the Cifs
Of Washington. this 18th dav Of Julv.
ls65. and q the lnependeoc 81 tie Uni-
ted States Of Amcrica the S~ih
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President. Wm. H. seward. Secre-
tary Of State
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

business - D. csamined and D. ought net
O. 10 % vithent remuneration
The great purpose OF the town vas 20
rai-e money 60 paw drafted men or their sub
sti,uies. Every vote taken sustained ihis
Purposc. The commutafionists we're DO
vherr
The tovn then voted b. cav, tie s,lcci
men authority o. pledge thc credit q the
town 90 ra.sc the amount % money appro-
priatci.
The meeting then ajicurncl
outsiic Of the town house after a .ourn-
mcnt some twenty or mors 81 the Demo
Gratis nov called Cop srb,ad,. assembled
% bear Mr.. Ta',. eHpatiate on rbe ncr-o
lie d-clarcd thcy wcre al c,,ulin- north
and tbs va all the ID abolitioni.t,
wanted. lis haranguc II coursc canno,
D. reported. bot on a. conelu.ion :. L.
Carter proposed three cheers for Varan-
disham ssrf governor q Ohio. Tscy werr
gwen with great energy by his followers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

The Draft for a few weeks past. las
been the theme q conversation throughout
the loyal StAtes In Maine the enrolling
boards in the lst. 2nd and 50 districts have
been busily engaged in drafting the quotas
Of men for their district. With anxious
thoughts, the men Of the 81. frst class have
waited the drawing % the card. which was
70 decide whether they or some % tbeir
neish5ors, we're 90 take the Geld against r.
bellion; while the families they represent
ed. have been still more ANXIOUS % know.
What fortune the "wbccl- q fate would
award them upon the roll Of 90 coascripts ~
The much dreaded " Drah Is over. and
the result shows that fortune has no part &C.
ulAr iavorites. for prizes have been drawn
by Clefgy men. LAWYER. Physicians. Ne
chAnics. Traders. farmer. loafcrs indeed
there has been a general 30 pitching in ~ o.
al trades, occupations ana profession.
There Is one very pleasant thing about the
90 Drait.T All seem O. admit that 10 la. in
al eases been fairly AMI honestly made
II there have been complaints. they were
without cause or foundation. vow ID D.
over. many Who had drca.fai fear Of wat
was coming. can say with the maiden LADY.
who. alter having the silken cord tied q,
forty. said o. n ste had knoun getting mar
ricd. was no worse she would have been
married twenty years before AL seem
o. feel. that gong 90 var nov D. q very dif-
ierent thing from vhat t vas two wears
ago. and 50 it b.. f9r tie fast that fro vars
aaa q guarf,r n a. rar o. goae. cannot d.
disputed. and We are two years arl three
months nearer tbc close OF Be-. Bat this size
nihcaut part is not an. Af no time since
The fat ~ sumter. has the eiorisus union
cause looked 20 briEbt aaI encouraging a.
no~. To use common phrase tLe back
bone q ths rebellion o. broken Abortfh.
fourth day Of Juiy. the giorioa. birth lar
Of American Inicpcndsnce. che Cod of Lat
ties looked down upon ibis portion a. H..
domain and furnef a. fa, ~ i1,fIe 81 s,., %.
ror. Since then vc have i.4 49,.
crssiou Of victories upon tbe Geld unrarar
lcied IN the history Of wars Within Obi.
brief period Of thirty days. orr enemir,
have iost IN killed. wounded. prisoners and
missing over HrvDrED ru0Usa~p MN
nearly one haf Of 81 their available forces
Their con'cleracy has been c1t in twain by
~ opening Of the Mississippi They have
lost Chattanooga, the g-rsf locsl EaiI Road
Point IN Western rebsldom jackson the
eaPitoi Of Mississippi and Charlestoa - q
ao''1sd ofy AM must fan IN fs~ DAYS.
Ana then our captured seige guns and oan-
non are counted By huudress. our captured
s'"sil arms ~ scores Of thousands. and our
esP'arcd a'nmaHiiion and supplies have been
counted IN valss 5Y millioos Of dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

:. J. CorEr. Law TrEu. The Pres.
gives the, following deposition Of cases for
Oxford County
No 26.-Lyman Rawson y. Ja. Y
Hal a a.. Submitted on brirf. 81 plain
ta. Argument o. D. Submitted in 50
tays aiter Adjournment. ~ dcfsndent. or
O. BE- decided without
Howard 4 Strout IIammons
No. ss.-Rufas Randall 4 aisv. Alfred
Lunt. >auae a. No. -.
Hammons liovarl a Sfrout
No. - .-Alfrci Jewctt =. Wa. 4. Whit
neg 4 al. Arggcd.
=. e. Wo,lman Howard 4 Strout.
:. & Andrcws
No. -s.-.loel Howe v Ball n Willis &
al same a. No. -.
Howard a. Strout Iiammons
70 ao-Jonas Greene v Mathew
lobe a ai'- To Dc argued in writing.
hoster- Harlow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31
Major John Langdon Ea,,nan.

Nsior John Langdon Eastman.
The subject q this notice died IN Frye-
burg on The 18th % June last. a. the RE
sge - = years. lie wasa son % iona
than Eastman late % Concord y II. and
Younger brotlsr Of Jonathan Eastman Esq..
~ho It'll lives IN tha; place. MAJOR East
nan vas an oticcr in thc var Il lSis. aud
distinguished himself IN the battle ~ TIP
acanoc. where BE- a,tcd a. adiutan'. un,lrr
Gen. Harrison. IL ~as contempar, Nth
and bid equal rank with Wool. Worth and
Kirby. ani Tor bravery AMI raiiiiary genie.
vas not surpasscd ~ either - them.
Throu-h thc carls Influence a. his father.
tlc inspiring. ever glowing pairiotisrl. To-
scssod by him. a. vel - his participation
in thc var ~iih En-lanl. Lc as id 20
cherish the most lively aacction for his
country and ia Institutions IL vas one
q the most thoroughly Informed men With
whom W. ever became acquainted. in re-
Ear'i O. ihe hisiors an progress 20 The ni-
tel States. and ~ The hives. cpinions and
puhlc services 81 coaspicuous political
uarn. froua shc Revelation g. th- tiuic q his
dcc~ase. MAJOR Eastman Vas D,mocrai-
BE- RsPaliic of the school q John Lang
don Cor whom o. va na1nc,l) AMI Tie cor.-
trmporarie. % thai eminent ,it.zcn and
chief magistrate ON. IL. bot Sd long a-o
az abe division q The prruocratic party in
thor state Vas between John q Adams and
Tom a. Crawford. Naior Ea.tnan took
side ior ihc .oruicr TL,u.,f.lth Lis 10.
lt.cal association AMI .,nr4,l.,,. were 18th
Gle uli- party. UFoa thc nau.na,ian %
Gcn. liarri.ou flr president. BE- became ore
81 OIL. cnthusiastic supporter. a. ,ntha,-
ia.m nationally crcatrl. f.r canIilat-
whose ntn- vas Intimately ccunc,tc.l uith
ihr ;riai, ans peril. 90 ir,atic- li,. and uIo
r,rf. rn.ri .a-h signal s,r,irc f.rIi. ,o.--
trs a.. Oh. Superior of-rr. D. b. ..r-rss-
ous tl ala fo OBJ, Foregoing ,ir.am.ta-.c.
that Ma Eastman ua. a fr.a friend of o.
l.ni.n a. it uas. All a-,Irufis Ir.ircd tic
rcs'erat.on of lnmcmter.l oo-uf-,. o.,
s1l-1.r- men ia r,toh through CO.. f.a-.
81 a-srrs.irc uararc. u NAV u,u g.
dalitcl % thr-r va, a man ia co. a'.le rc-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

"hrS fHEEnNSN SHoUtD % Rr-pN-
-i"NrD To >isyrEv. Ga Mondav last
two errticmcn. residents q ,Lis city had Al
inier'ic~ o. business -itA tbo Sccrc;ary Of
War The conscrsa,ioo farming uF.oa she
emancipation p-orlamaiion. anI thc cLances
That might SON b. q ovcrtarcs from sou,o
90 ihe ins1rrrcii0narg State 20 be W.. admit
tel into ih~ aion 18th .l.vcry. NJ. san
ton. vith cmplasis. anI actioa suitrd Co tbe
words rluaar.rl Whsu o.. ne-r, bi,sI
which va shci before Port IIad.on am Al,
NiAkrn. Beud shall rrturn from ta-
ground 70 circulate Ia the VEINS q living
lacH. thcn. bet never tin then. Is ooa.ent
or action 81 mine. shall ore freeman ernan-
oiIaied By the Pre- .dent's proclamation BE-
returned o. 'lavcry o.
We bad ihe above from ore o. The TO
gentlemen IN question. whose name - sell
k'7~n o. tae pallc. [Ncw YORK Pos..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

Rebellion must come down and that within
a few menths. In view q these glorious
onens. there u and there car BE nsfhinc
Nery terrible connected With the traft -
Men love their families and friends. and
tins i right. They love their soclety and
tbs too Is right. But fsw men can leave
for tAe teoted Gsld. without certain ioeon-
venicnces rcsulting o. themselves. their
families and friends But wiihoul govern
raent our hones and Ercsidcs arc insecure.
GU lives and property exposed TO the viii
81 riOtous mobocrAts. and government can
no; Be maintained unless - citirens are
loyal ard rcady 20 stand by IL in anv AM
al emergencies. CONSUMPTION T. no new
thing under the Sun. Nearly al govern
nacnts have IN times past resorted 20 "a a. a
matter q necessity. The whole fhing lies
an a nuishsh. e,IT sysssEs of !shcT=l bogn-
ties and volunteering hes nearly crushed
out this anholy rcbcllion. 4 new draft 90
men Is wanted 70 give Il tbe finishing stroke.
The government has a ugAf 90 cal upon
them. for every nan that ENJOYS the proicc-
tion snd blessings Of government i. IN ia
q bound 70 ID something TO save "a froa
dcstruction- The conscript at = one q
the most impartial. and humane enactment.
Of the Kind ever passed. In a. operation
It saves aged dependent parvnts. widows.
and motherlcss Children. Again the lber-
al bountics given BY the general govern
meui. thc States and the towns. o. the draf.
ted men and thrir Substitutes. seldom
amounting in the aggregate % les than
nee hasero9 aslars arc 50 many ar-c IN
ducemcuts for men % 20. The men Who
stay a. home pour cat their money Ike va
ter 10 those ~ho 60. No r. opic or govern
mcnt under heaveu ever PAID their soldiers
a. ~ ar paving them. ia addition. the
soldiers ash la- gives relief aad support 70
their families.
Tie .mAn~ho goes % war a. this time.
has al these things IN his favor. IL j. true
b. goes o. take the '' FORTUNES % var IL
may fall ia battle or lie in the hospital q
diseasc. And 80 Dc nav sicken AMI die a.
bone. Bat q . ths ol.inion 81 he best IN
formed military uea and Statesmen that the
men who 80 under this draft will really see
bot hiiic sighting and thai their term ofscr-
Nice wil be short. This Ne are aware j.
a matter Of opinion bas the facts nov be-
fore our eycs warrant such an opinion
in 'iew Of all these things. good and loyal
men vii every vhere arqaicscc in the
d-aft and make ~ iaciiogs ~ siol,ut ONO
sition % 10. nciih-r val they rail a Con-
grcss ior passing the lav. or the PrcsiIcut
for executing BE-. Thc truly l0yai man. the
sincvrc patriot vii 20 where dufv calls,
His country wall never End him skulkinc in
tie 4as Of Prrd or refusing 90 serve Lcr
~hen such service Is needed. true and
honest patriotism j. one Of the hshcsi iu-
s;Incts u our naturcs In serving our
country. ~ serve our tod. lie Who Nth
an honest heart discs fghtinr i5r hamanity
AMI the rghts 81 man. does . hero AMI she
Geld Of battle where be lays d0~n has lie a
sacrifice for his country l. bat the portal
gate OBJ thzt better ian1. wlcrc virtue ha.
rs iaa reward aud the longing aspiration.
Of the chrisi.an are lost iu th, fall irui;ions
q Heaven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

lNNsfp ffN~Ip>rE.. Diseased 81
wounded sollicrs lc,.rag Co make arfE-
cation t,- le-..la. 81, ia sAr haii; g 81.
hns hr't upon i-e oAauiu.u- >arscoa isr a
orr'itraie az disability and l.a, Dol. Lia. oac
dollar sad h.iy cents. 1,cm.a- tli. a fr.i
and Hcesssarg step. q alrileaat. Jo tli.
DO is uot iu argeulaur, vith la~. ana tae
department uii. rot refund Size te. IL.,
'houid simply aPpis 90 The examining >gr-
eeon ~hru srav,s ~ tLc Co.nu.i..iousr o.
ierssoI'- Tie lansuas, 81 tbs law b..
VIXEN sab Applications ar made "Wi-.u
Lc ttse tomm,s.iruerl see. dem Ar evan
'"aiion. n' >.r-eou o. Lr appointed g.,
hi-n. Necessary tLea ale Derzrsmcls VAL
rcl-r- The Sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

I>TuEE-ri>a To Damn Mr~ Tbs
AHs-sia cosFr.foul.ai o. ile Bangor whis
sass.
-' LsrTy p~rs11 o-l.e.l .nio scr,iee under
thc cou-eriptiou a.. VAL have the ,lo..e cd
Gle res lu,at D. uiI enter & detail ~
oiLovrs and lan-loz.a. .s.iorsI o.l.,-, from
,a,L Ma.ur s,-iu-raf and COTS ~il som
i.e ia ihr STATE OBJ t4Ae charge of drafted
u.,a ana sr..ilf-ie. als uss choose io
'ut,r ilsis r,. p..i.se re- ..eHt..
ILsre b.. u.,l.. .,fslal.a- O.. o. aI.rtbsr
a i-r-oa drafted la.t SAB unlsr Gle ~tae
iass. and ilrni.aing a sat.t..ate. d.. easmpt
ilon ttr pr,.,at dr.h Tae prsts.t
Nar-lal Gsa.rai ia, l...-.l ser, u.,,,
upon OBJ. paint. tl-i o OIL, .atsttate va.
fr--.l-l .or t.r, s.4-I. tr..... tl. person
.s eHsup,. l-t ifilr Substitute .sai mo a
H.ae uoa.h,' r,s.mcat. BIS pin .a.l b.
liable -a-rr tLi. draft.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

"ae oftbe be.t ,L,o-s cola ofM-,-.rsa
. gwen ia is ere Ny~ Yors Commercial
h-rins thc not Gov. seymour cent an
urseai dispatch o. h.m in Ncu Jersey o.
come % Ne~ Nors sni assi.t .u rc.to-i.-
or.,r. Tle Gcn. wcui O. dr. -, Ni-b1'..
aal bal an intersier with tie Governor.
ul' -as rers ml.h excited u.tl tte r8a-
-.'.1a oi Affairs. arl asked s-u Metl.Iaa
o. g. uP to tL- scene 81 th, r.otins on lie
lass .i4e oi Co. ,ifs and address she fe1-
r.e. s'atia- ;l-ia spee,h f-lm Dim uoalI
qs.i d. l.t. G-n MeC.enln rer..I
' hI So apto Co. people. a. Jon call tLera.
90 VII not h, With speech. bai with grape
ani canister Tho General then v.ih-
drew in good order. ieav.r. che Governor
ua.A chasrined that the Gcn-al uas rot
aiiling to aiopi Tactics similar % hi. oru.
AMI speak Oh iLe peoPis- % tLi. d.
'rus AZ i1sai. oi1.r-.o,.Hs u.eu ~iu exc
,h.n. d" B-i.y f,r li.ie Mac TLsis
ihe se.oai t.me Ie . reported tLc have
re5-a.i Gle Dol peace-maker..
lpn.y Press
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

AN"rutE >FEINc. They have IN the
town Il Peru. mineral spung Which
seems only O. lack sdssrtising T. bscouie
iamious. 10 b. sulphur sp-ing. al
ai'housh the water has Yer, t.ss.rveabie
odor. o. D. tar norc paiatable than any q
the class - have ever tasted Il j. a
boiling spring. With quite q large dow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

I.s Clmberian3 Csa1t T.nrr-....
Convention vil D. held .a W.fr..l,,
A.s i'ih. at Do o,lo.k. a. M.uWe.t
B4.ain.
ile Reporter learn, ibat Mr 8 g..
Ai..s.'a. 81 Hr.srfeil vas robbed Of
',ne s-.. .a s,ll ana silver coin. week
..i-r. JAG. 1rrnt sympathy uG b- fee
'a- W. Morrison. whose property ha. been
i...ua.aiel by industry lsI close apple
cation fo business.
4 f1nsral serupn on r.e death of
>aree.a . ioin... US rrssrhed attbe
'''crcga'i'1al oharlb in I.srrolt. on
Oh. lstl INES. ty Rev. q. e.. Eter,u II
Bangor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

\ TIM FoE fssrNo.~ JeaD Davis has
appointed August 2ist. q be observed a.
a DAY % fasting. We sho1ld think the
series Of defeats lately oHPerisnccd by the
Couiederaies might have - aasctel the
spPetlie a. O. make the Observance Of
saoa day agreeable a; any time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

We notice that Isaac Randall has written
rsply O. thc able and patriotic appeal q
Capt. Winters coupanv. i-th Maine Reg
''aent. IL appcars ga tho Bangor DcmOcrai.
lommenl y cniIr,l. unncrr..srr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

We icaru hat Iiat.Linsoa. tbs lesrrer.
over whose scntesre so mach sentimental.
,,n aa. Been exhibited. ha. escaped from
fort fre1ir. De- las desersi f,. r-..
ana las Too vitcs. The CLEAN, q Dis eve.
a. tAe testimony concernir- f,. ,.,,,.. -.
gwen in. 'hew plainly thar sympathy for
'neh q criminal vas entirely rui.piae,i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

Ihe .' ~aTou.frr or toreslfrafcI lie. "
u. have roas1a to state 81. tie t,.t f1fi soap
nakcr estant. fev pounds ~ grease
combined vifh one box produces o. ea'lsls
81 th. best ~. soap you ever usrd. 10
81 houseu.ses please note thcsc iseis. Be-
var q oouuteri~sts' The Pcnnsylrsnia
ssf Manafar.l-i1g Corapauys b. ti.e oniy
genuine .n the aarkst Sc tisr a8tsr-
t.euent ia this pap,r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

NtuEtN NottsIrrE- Lave las been
granted o., col J Fe..rnl.n lats of ,l.
18Th l.'-.aieat. g. rerr-.t tLe Fir,i Ee-i-
mrri Name 1tt,ran Volunteer. Vs..
ua.i.r.,arl tLat paper. are .a.n to ic i,.a-
rl i.r ral.ir- ta. .l.er.. tle coulal.iers
~ rair hLase not g-, lesa i-nat,l Coz
srnmeat Tas.a bounty af So each. o.,
sa,h as caii.i .a tli. soi.ra1 Cars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

Daring hi' rrtreat tLroesb OHIO. the
rebel Gen Morgan entered and piiir-ed
'1e 'o~u q iiarrisoa. tie place 0frcsidencr
% tAc Iarvais q Rev J e. Suou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

Judgc Calwsliadcr q the 4. : District
'ourt' has decided that ANY one vho rcsi.ts
thc drait participate, IN tlle rebellion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

The LADY Eook Or Aagust has Lcca re-
c,ived All .u-,aias iis eel earned r,psta-
tom. Asan Americaa Magazine Or Ia
does it occuP.ss h.sh position 4ad NJ
Cooley deserves tbeir coauausi supp5u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

Ahncr pasi'. 81 has been appointed
fo,ta4Asier ~ Bethel IIiH. wee ID. 4.
Tvitehel. dcc,asrd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

Persons should understand thsf the 49,.
.gs on transient papers 10 nov to cest,
IaPers droPfcd into the post Office. with
Bot one stamp. are not Forwarded.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

iion. JOAN J CFiiiend,n. died a. Prank
fort. heniueky. ca Sunday st3o',lock. lie
vas - year, ofa-c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

Ihe fsate Sabine has has been orlers.
60 cra..e a thc co.. 81 Name
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31
UNION NOMINATION.
FOR GOVERNOR.
SAM UEL C0NY,
or Augusta.

FOR SENATORS.
RUFUS :. STEVENS of Paris.
GEORGE B. BARRowS Of Fryeburr.
FOE CLERK 90 COURrS.
ALBERT L. BURBANK Of Bethel.
FOR 60. COMMISSIONER.
c {. CU>HMAN q Hebron.
FOg CO. TRENSUgEg.
WILLIAM A. PIDGIN Of Paris.