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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05
Rebel Atrocitv.

\ correspor1eut oi Che Ncr lork Post.
a. ~ LOUIS. relates the following a. told
o. him By an e'e ~it1e-ss
~ L''i.e TO H. Oh Arsan'as. hNcd a
n'.''', r'a' 'od! % warn tnion nlcn. pray
"s ~ A''sAi oi TIE Oh Ia and 'isy of
'e'''efli''r' a. N"ne ever prayed save the
i''h 81 - aen. ih-y met nightly in c,l-
--i 'i.'if secret -ni'' AMI password
-'' ~''l a. TIE H'roi'ia oi martyrs bore
'l'i', '''' i'.''i'' ihreai' AMI 'i"iencs. un-
h.''l''- POI 'Deif re'''-i4na never to enter
'n' re-. TanA' awe. "len liinlHan os-'
''I'' i-''''' i''.A ih i.r... ipenif seven
" '-'' we're af'r'i.- anl imprlson'd
81 '-'i 'n'if "'fsi enemy accusing
' ID over az a-'.''' '-e rebel Cow
we ''s i"'F -i''f. c'ii1n'n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

lhe co-ecutl.u. wLi.l assembled AZ
'hira-o. Juuc 3. r,prr-eIied ile bu.iucs.
interests of couafry morr FOLLY and ia-
ieiiisrntly ihan any holy o. iuea ever be-
fore brought iorriLrr. Tie orrss.on q
thc convention - thc defeat of q iiu lsia
before The last Congress. Tor the constrs--
uon u shiP canal % connect the M.ss..-
s'FPi ~ith the Atlantic. through zoe r-es,
lakes AMI The iluds5n rirer Ti5.LU N.
introduced a. measure q s,lf-p-otrcfior
in 'ie~ q ths rcia,iors then believed 81,
east between tbs country and Great Brit
Am >ince The rat.6cation of tiss treat, bv
Which earh ~ ihe to powcrs "a. bound q,
Keep only one small vessel carving a ,in..fe
gun or Lake Ouiario. All tro .rp-I.r
vessel on the upper lakes. canals have been
Constructed a. gr,st cost ia Canala. adj
nitfing vessels oi var from Qaebec and
Montreal to thc cta,r 81 iakes. The -r,at
military alsaHtare tLas obtained uosld be-
ncutraizca ly cnlar- ~ tie l.inois caaaf
- a. o. aiulit Steamers from tbe Mis.....r-
p toto Lake MieLi-aa and ty ealar-.a.,
The locks on tL- Ere canal o. a..
90 permit the passage of iron-.tI ranioa,s
irnu ihc At.anfi- Ihis ~ shat tte Lii
propose. a. an estimated expense o. About
$1,000.
h % 81 course impossible 90 predict the
prrci-r resa.t.. rL.,h may attend th-
dea..eratious ~ the convention. ItulI Le
o1r dafy to record thos- rrsa't.. A-rau---
menis have h,eu made. a. l-r,tofY-r ar
nounrcd. Oh s-r.re a sfer.ai r,por az t.r
iransaetions in convention f1rtbe Press.
Pres
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

.lia,rvut feelings FROM - simFiy bccaass
TO-DAY th-y wear blue and 20 morros they
wear black. or TO-DAY th~y vrar hiack and
to-ua0rrow they war biass N, al al.
To-, ar froua ms. ihvs are ~iih us. 10
sa,ac love u hi~rts. ave. AM son ~ll
pardon M for saving b.. a liitls nsorc iorv
Tor ths anon. have caused thru % 80 uut
taaa has actlated g osv 49, have staid
l,.hinl Ihs slric DIES r. O. sec The q onstits-
tion restored las ,.-ui them oct that anin,sts-s
~. th- sane love oi good government. tie
sam. hilh in alas gFsai Experiment. Of
ir,clon and free government that A.
tuaiss IS aciuates thcm aud there need be
10 trOublv. it Seems o. me. in tie uiind
% auy man upon The question q whai Is he
army 90 go.
There need De 40 fcars. have seen
men. asc. good. siriuous. canaid. upright.
pairiotic men. wLo sesui a. icsl this grca az
iacrcasc - the army 90 b. -oui, Mat dan
gcrous TO our liberties. !, ,hc army 80
take awsy thcir Own liberties. - ihc army
% destroy their own country i the army
O. DO anything that rstFioiic m~n vent 30. .
oh. uo. thss answer ~lih universal Accord
upon ,ist subject. Thea whsrc - the dan
gsr men -ccs Mhs. IN the oidcn time. Al
the had II large aru.i.s. some ambitious
nan. slusc ambition, military leader. Gets
the control % the army anl DESTROYS the
htcrs % he country, bus tic difficulty -.
thc cSan.ple - NATIONS Ia the old World arr
~ M mesns Analogics for this. Norvucr-
al of thc oh World ever commanded snch an
army, no general 81 tlr oil world ever hal
sacl a coantry. cloud applsus,l DO srncr-
al o. H. Ola uorld ever had ,uch govern
nsent o. fghI for. O. f-hf 9Th. O. sghi IN
der. or vii have ever and forever. tchccrs1
aud 10 general of thc oil world. no gcner-
al ihas FAR CA the fac o: thc earth ever "a,
in a countrs ~hcrc. by clc,a,ias BIS cgun-
~ fret. iasi and al thc time. be might
uiorc surely elevate himself Boz ~c a.
M depend uron s.thcr tie patriotism. 81
che ability. or thc prai,noc. or thc courage
q any one u1an w. drp~ad upon abe cpur.
az. ths rairi.iisu ant Sac iniciiis vucc Of
thi- hall uiliioa oi men in the army vhe
tuov taai thr place 90 r-uiaic govern.
m,ut affair, 10 in che ballot l.o.. ani who q,
.ouG al thrf can stt t-atiers regulated and
can have far pia, tLrnu-h tir ballot box.
AL 80 ton.c and hr ul4,a more rva,ls O.
Gee ihs ballot leS than ti,c carirljsc box
Iherriorv. I say o. ,oa. ,ir. i,t no nlar
have tear on thi, ,ub~rt. Their arr nc
better irlcn,is 81 ire installations. thcrc srs
~ NOR, inivll.yut. 10 trucr u,cn az
'iiisvus a. horns aui in rcacc th.n b. tbs
arns - ihv United Saies And. a.. rvforc.
81. ! gave you a. a seutim,ut
Ciri histls 80 Pa5rosf L-t-rfy Tbs
Arms 81 Co., u.iv'l STATE, arr their PR
ssrs,rs AM 1vfenlrr,
cen Bai,-r TOOK Oh, seai and To uos,
so,ii,rous arp'aasc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05
Tbsa-nser

frOvst AMI iuiie,t Discussion. Ihus a~riter
IN Tho Nashville Union ssys.
: do not say nos that slavery BE- wroa-
nvcvssariiy. 90 that Il d. surh an evil thar u
ought % o. rVupovrd taf 80 RAJ ir ezv
ess sisr fi,sks a.. A. esrh 90 ba-, - rt.Ef
- srtrsg 49, eaf % sts,r 80 srl's o. sfs~rs.
a fer arguassafs n A. ors. Upon an.
subivct. a. wril a. other. D. IA. the ri-ht
20 fr-, spec,h. ANY statute luiting him
ia this r,-Pc,t d. a de.poiic siolaiioa of has
rights. To apply a stigma % him for the
eNerci-e 81 this right. = simply an e,iiyncc
- wcsknrss AMI mAhgnity. \ fool can us-
odious epith~ts anil snecrs a. cffcctualiy as
thc wisest Tbilosopher. Reside. philoso-
Phers never trcai thc argument or opinions
- oPT-oneui. IN this way.~
' Without FREE speech the Union cannot
10 restored to tins W would adl-wiih
frye speech % can never be DESTROYED. Or
even iuPsrled: ard II the Arnerican poo
PIE. after puttinc down tn r,bellion. dr.irc
o. ciInch tl- uail and 90 make the Unioa
perp~tusily secure FOR their children. they
have only 90 or,iain that wherever the
Aucrican GAG foai, ~ Ansrican ls- rule,
thsre sPecvh AMI press shall be frye as
air
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

We would cordially invite " all citizen, 81
Maine Who arr unconditionslly loval 20 the
Government q the United States. TO cone
into the republican organization a. ss'aais.
aud WITH ihe rerublican- unconditionsily
support ST the measures e the governments
Tor the sgTPressivn 4 H. r,bellion.- An
other thing. the idea that some one other
than a Republican mus; BE- nominated for
Governor. for the particular accommo,ia-
ton Of tn ne~ recruits. Is one that must
be decided upon by the delegates in The
Convention. and no; b. political managers
IN advance. Nobody need feel alarmed.
IL the rePnbiican Psrty i true to itself -
principles and iss organization. 70 Mi osrry
the State next tall BY a majority Of thou
sands upon thousands. Maine j. true 20
the CniOn. Her brave aud csisalric people
vii stand by the gosrrnmcnt % the lass.
in hshting trait0r-. whcthcr from north or
south. N4llandigham democracy las long
since been dead and burned IN Name. 90
deep that "a vii never knOw anything Ike
q rcsurrectiou. Its ghesf Is harmless ap-
pAritiOn-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05
The Murder Of the Warden Of the State
Prison.

We little tbough;. the isst time Ne saw
The venerable Richard Tinker. thar he
would come 20 the tragic end he met few
weeks since- Struck down in a u1oSnen, by
the murderous knife a a diaboliral assas-
sin. against whom he had committed no
wrong. be died a. his post 81 duty. lament
Cd By all. especially BY his surviving chill.
dren. ~ho only scw brief uiontis since
followed a mother and sister % the rravr.
Bot What has hecomr % the heartless
muricrers How - BE- g. cxpiaie his
danning guilt. or answer 20 the law b. has
violated, The question has been answrr-
ed. IN a court 81 justice. ~hcr- b. has cool
" plead guilty % the charsc. and lc,n s.rf
hart - fss sasss p'sss A. nrzs urs~s A. p'un.-,F
"a fofai iaifs fHfs "a fk-, ~ a. lsfe We~-
~. ihcrv under the sentence u death %
stay year. and thcn - stav longer 20
mu-icr somebody cl-e. pcrhaps We be-
hvve the moral scntinisnt q Maine viii s.v
that this satanic wrrtrh has forfeited BIS
HE. and Ought q De- hung by tbe ncck un-
al b. = dead TIE la~, % thi. STATE r-o-
Uding for capital punishu,rn; arr a dead
iettsr hrncv ASSASSINATION AMI murder hs,.
become almost an every dav ocrurr,ncc.
Tbs moon struck philanthropy tia, has 20,
into the hcads Of CERTAIN very good consci-
entious men. tina; the willi1i. malicious A.
sassin. should be puuishsd e. sally With the
countr-fcite-. ~ho has less than Eve dollars
sPurlous com IN his pocket. With intention
q passing The same. - al wrong n sori-
ety - % he protected a-ain,' the murderer.
the lass must bc executed otherwise. no
nan r. safe for moment. IIcinous crime.
must b. punished arcor,ling O. the a--ra,s-
tion Of thc oacncc. II va the virtaal al..,-
huon Of capital Puuishmeut IN Maine thai
pointed the assas-in's knife A. Richard
Tinker. yct it Is only one Of the ulany case.
81 mur'ivr. thar has beloved in tbe train II
mistaken humanity which .h-is 90. tear,
over thr csse 81 The atr,.,ious offea.ler. AMI
iorGvis h's inroovut virtim wriirrinr in
blood. aud surviving frien,ls w.th h.srt.
torn with anguish. and reut With over
whining -ricf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05
Union State Convention

The recent call for Cuion State Con
'entiOn. 10 he held on the frst DAY 81 Jul,
neat. Lzs clcited a variety OF comment.
from The newspaper press. While Ne DO
no; oondenan the action 81 the State Con-
miiicc. whose names arr attached 90 the
cais-we DO not cNagtiy approve q; Their
nlo.'aaes and Intentions w,rv uudoubt.,llv
-oo+. The Cous.aiitce. it T. tine. hal go
'ri -rt--Ilt! ,onirrr,d upon 20. to
81 -ast-.iaE u,.t x psb s,sn STAT Con
Neniioa. l,t d. in tie Judgment If r..
rnrfui'ers. they tbought fhc pablo GOOD
~oald 'c pruuiat-'l by giving th- r.alls,h.l
n"iirc ~ tae tonsrntisu mon. extended
sfoIe-tLen We Noald no.; ofr-rt Iu,l.--
I'ci.Icat 90 this call. A. Question stsndin.-
upon - own merits. ~ a.usys have ben
and Dow arr opposed Co disor-4nizin- a..
rvPuh8'oan parry. or taxing any steps in
that d.rcctiou. Break % down and YOU de-
s-roy tae loyal party Of Maine. AMI ih-o-
lie state inio tAe hands % quasi traitor.
has craulnc round after democrats. AMI
giving tlcia sop - keep ;h.m from eoirr
over io treason. 80 don't believe IN The
H'an shat ,annot bc ioyA o. DIS countr,
WIthoat thc sPoiis Of olioe % pamper hi.
political dePrasi'y. adds o. bis disloyals,
tae criue o. hyPocri-y. ant ~ 90 sg,io.,
tie SAolr DIVE. We woulf sar-t r.,t.-
drum them ous 81 tie American Ines. s-5
send thea with Nailandigham down S.-tb
smoos their iriends. tLaa give them Office
Bus . is sad there ar bur two pa-t.e.-
TIE friends AMI enemies of tLe Cs,s--ua-,
and ihai there :. DO good reason Wv ID.
friends should not al at toscthcr Thi.
reasonias has fs-ec ia it. But uin o., all
81 The Ecpubhcau State Committee h-,rr
tegetl'cr into one political orgauization all
ihs friends q the adrninisfraf,o- and q q.
Wsor0us prosecution u the rar o- is .-b.
81 ~or'is. wili it unite iargsr pun.ter,hs,
you'd a cal Tor a. os; aai out Eepat...s-
STATE Couvrntious
Our o~u opinion b.. tlisf Rer1bi,.,-
STATE 'onfsHfion in narss. uorLI ts,.
or'-s-' 'ats tLe rrpsbliran ranss a. man,
l',al been. a. uiii this caii ior aI.ri,s so-.
'eai'on- VII there b. any L.t -,s,l f.-o,,
~ tas ouseuii5ns We shah 49,. II
Republican party ia Tuian rs,t- al.
more. o . the onlr political par, u,t d.
uncondfionaiiy Jnion in the eouof-, A.
'hc men sho have hitherto aef,I En- a..
denocraiic 0r.zanizstiou. bat ush. .ur-..-.
tae gsvcrnmruf. sirsii o. coul. s,.l .,.-or
u.HaH"H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05
Free Discussion as a Defence OF The
UEion.

Fran ~ No,k Trsa,ag Pcs. Mss -
The Union cannot ic restored without
frrciom % speech .aiI NJ. GoIfrr,
Ganihs- az ihr Naiianaigham meeting on
Moaeav evening ard - vcr, siaito rad
thar tis hear,r' applaalcl h,a IL spoke
q pruf'-rd truth al o. might have added
v.th ca al irlth. that d, t'1.on couid never
have been eniauscred ty .aeh a rebellion
a. Dow troahhs us. hal tle -ieli ~ frc,
speech b-cn h'ihfaliy snd thoroughly
maintained e,rr,~ierr within our Em-
u.s.
u vas bcca1se az Discussion q c-rta. 70
sltIcets va' fl-b.ii-u al "a rislel uith
si.l-uc, bob ;h- oottoa states. tlli a. cor-
spirator, against che ta..a wcrc allie tbere
o. seize tle rvias of government anil o.
suhsert thc cous,itatig-. li va - pro
hl.tin- al tea.hins a. ,a-ianrc viib tl.i-
ouu d..friac, fiat th-yserrsr.IeI ia acrer.
ins tic rrapi. ~ ihe.c state, t1 iLsir ruin
u uas only ls crashing oaf au freedom "a
discussion t,4t they -rrs ale O. f,aln "a
upon thc poor white. ~ tLs >oatL su,a
tales 81 ed hc Va atcs- a. uri.lI one nara
81 che Iniol ia tlc other a.. % monster.
Had spre,h aui tle press l.reu a. fire ia
>olth Carolina a. ia Mas. La.ttts. d.
M'ss.ss.ppi AS in ILLINOIS,. in Alabama a. boz
ohio. tier, ~oaid have been % r,ieIIiao .
tbe criminal designs ~ ti, s1athrrn coma
sul~afar. uraII haze f.r.r err.r...I a.. H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

llrEIroEp >rocE. Era = BraI. E.r
81 Norway. las ia o.. stable. tie r-e.rut
SEASON. Hereford bon. tvo ,~ars GA.
vhigh . an animal that deserve. tbe attea-
ton 81 farmers Interested in thc improve
ucrt ~ stoek IT, va. tuo year. olI tL,
9Th q Mas. AMI weighs 1920 u.s H. IS
THREE fourfhs Hereford. FROM a -ral~ Dn--
ham COW lie b. from thc .to,k ~ Friend
Lang. ~ Nassaiboro'. aud has been in the
I-,ssrssion - Mr. Beal Ettic more tiaa
one scar. We ar S.al 90 note tic intro
daciion ~ saiuaLie animals % the County.
from time o. slime
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05
Union State Convention.

The ciiE~n- % dsis- ~ho az aacsai ior.ll,
tuyal 90 ihe tsos~Fsur-st 81 tn u.ii-d states.
ssi b. u-co..istsus-iiy -atF-srt az - u-.-ss.-
Sc ~ ssggFe.-iea a th- krt-ut.a aai - b. sc
r~s-si-st o. -Iafe ~esi<avos ssssrsia ~
l'ss--l tsssa. both IN Vsi.cp- s-i tssFtt-'r -.
bau,-Aars. sre tasiisd o. 80 n-i-gst-- e., ton
vsnt'va o. - hsid - The 90, II BANGoR.
o. Wedsssoay. re 80 das IF Jks nm.
Ga ar Tustsse n sou.i-.tsa- rz..ii.is - Csos
$780, - - .uFEestsi - N Caiua - haIar
a III All -kctisa.
tsch ciiN. toes @ad pla-sstr-a = e.titL~i o.
-~sd s's-e deic .at~ asa s..iifi.sal - &C.
cs-sy sv- hunsifed i-hshitsss-. h.rft.sa ~
tht-~r hsndrrc ssiiti~. = s-lditiaaai drl-
gate
iFONsRD ANDREWS Y-k
StNIEL 4. SPRING Cu-1-rsL..d.
klFt> :. STEVENS. ONE,sd.
NELSON DiNGLtN. Ia. Androsrs<gsa.
J. ID. FkE>COrr. Fr.akla-
Jas G. BLAINE. k-a.-t-e.
JOHN :. B,kER. >ag.dzhoe.
= ID. LiNSDAN. Sou-r-~t.
W. STEr>ON. Liucaia.
II StNO>rO<. kaax
Wa. NcGILNERY. WaLto.
EfnRAlN FLlNr. fi-s~,sqsis.
JOHN NNNAN. P-p.h-c,-.
EUGENE HALE. Haa~ork.
GEORGE ". DNER. Ws-hisgtoa-
EBENfR WOODBURY.. Asuo.ts--k-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

AZ lvrEovUfrNr We learn thai
Messrs Woodu4n. Bro. & Co. have made
arrangements % rcbuild in a substantial
manner. durin= the present season. their
dan. a. South Pans. Thy aiso intend o.
tear a~ay al the Oh baiilings ou tie str,-,t
opposite the -four mill. .o A. % clear tie
sic for ncu establishments. % he erected
a. future time When these improve
rvHts arv completed iherc all be- room.
With water ior n~~ manui2 turing cstaili,h-
rlcuts. on earh SIDE % "a, river.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

Thomas SINS. OBJ, slave. Who has r.
Gently rrseued has wiic AL fam.l, from
Nieksburs. Mi.-i-.ppi. 49, advert. ,,d tv
hi- oii masicr--vho oHrrcd $50 for %
arrrsi-in Niek-iur- paper. a oops ~
~h'.h las h.'a Viewed bs gentleman ~
Northampton. Mas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

a monster Unioa Couveruon f. o. 10
beil az Coucorl. y. o.. on t.e fstb inst
81 vhieh Gen. -. b Butier. Hon. John
tectr1ne. iicn Mon'gomtrr Blair. Gen
j q. Fremont. Hon. james T B-adr.
Gen. Gilman Marstou. H1a NatLI D.
Baser and Hoo Daniel = D.,season s-e
ANNOUNCED % sIrak.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05
Bsthei Items

Bic Srrvr. Mr.. stephen 4 Russell.
iewcll~r A. Lewsfon. ia native - Bethel.
Accorlins 20 the Ls~iston Journal his
rr.ss and good nstu-r - enlarged his cur
por,al system thar D. nov g,-cs % The
nsuse 81 Biz steve IL Wa rcccuily
Ni,itcd by lady ~ho ofvrvd him STONE
f,r ~Li.h b. pad 500. Suh>elurntis n
proved o. h- saiuabic DIAMOND. ior ~hich
D. rvocived handsome sun in Hoston. lie
also rcc-ivcd SILVER watch a. a present
from ia.uer a haieheldcr. i-weller. iu
Boston ~hish weighs one and a hall pounds [.
We kno~ one thing. ira; ~ car make a
bigger sssrs than an Other man in Name
We went on a mountain excsrsion With
him thrve wars aso. ~hep h. gave us one
o. his suorcs IN his sl.~p as large a. a
ships cable. and nearly a. long.
Tie funeral services Of Mr. James IIoii
~lo "a. Killed At Fredericksburg ~vrs held
a. the Methodist Church in this village last
sabbath. An appropriate sermond -as
delivered ~ Rev. Mr. LApham. and an
obitusry rad by l.ieu;. \ h. T~it,hsn. 81
the 5th lie Battery. % -hicb tLs dccyascd
vas member.
a PRETTY sight mighs have been sen IN
The village = week or two since \ lauib
having been deprived II 10 mother ~as
hrouebi into thc kitchen. when the family
at undertook 20 take charge cf o. She
fondicd 10. PLAYED nth 3, AMI tined 10 make
the unSicidl, brute rvcoguisc hsr alterations
IN ever Possihis vay. No ar ~ss ever
more soliciiou. Tor the care - her kittcns
than was tlns at far several days
FRA, ry~-ord. 1t SsH.hur, Mas. r. SD
par. thsi CaFf Hear True IA. captain
oi th, bel Nasha - from l6.-i O. 1922. a -
nd 80 tveu's-.lN YEAR. H. va. ais. Isa
con 81 ihe ohur,h a. thc .arn~ time. su.i
al~ays nab a praycr az ths hraI of d..
conpanv evrry time thr, verr called out
IL sp,ui inu. h of hi. time IN .-iar,l.nr thr
town AGAINST thr lntians Thsrp d. .,Tl
standing ths dwelling house t.uai o., him
through the wall. 81 ~Li,h th. part hal...
still cNist uhrrr ths, iooked thr,.u-h O.
watch tho Indians. The house Vs. or. a.
riesi a. .arri-ou. Cart. Tri.'. or,isri,
book j. sail preserved is D.. D.. ,-sndant.
H. iatAer va thc 6r,s ct the naia- ir "a.
sounts
MossTrito-ian Is -amp nat herc Ju.s u,v
Ihrs w~rc nrsrr th..Aer than Scr th. r.as-
- das.. >sathrru r,t,,llios ha. l.,.,-n ,r.-
tireiy Forgotten. !; uouii b, hard rrr-a,-
lns a. ths snT.r-rations made in cha. coui-
rnaa.ty. ths hand io hani f-ht.. TIL sr.lt-
ln- oHPs-iiiou. arOur'l sleeping apartu,sui..
thc narrow ESCAPES oi mosquitoes fry,-u sui
den death. the -cafic,.l victim, i,ine Lsrr
AMI thene slam. anl the sNiaustc,l condition
81 ihc 'omhataHts. Co .ay nothing 81 the
ai-po-Iiion CD s.~,p late the usK; u.orusu.-
Eeater. dii you ,,er o. in i--.I. Ii-t-uia.s ta
'..' ma-'. IS a mosquito gradually aFproaci-
in- sou. tLru have him E-hf on vaur ss,-
trus. Do ham clip and .e, iorts tar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

j. = iart. Psri'aps not generally knovr.
ihai o b. Co. daiy 81 Ta~n C.erss. 90 re-
turn 90 the tierk Of tb- Jud.risl Cont f.r
h's County. a Transcripts 81 Ell records Il
marrlagcs. made upou be books da-in- tl.,
year ior ahich H. vss Clerk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

pENoNINsrtoNAt- Rev. W Beavcus
whites the Advocate that BE- baptizcd seven
oandida'e,. At Br, anti Pond. on the 2sth
uli
\ correspondent writes ihe same paper.
that - were haPtiEci AMI united With The
charch q; last sumner. on tbc 2gth uii /.
and q received the hand q Fellowship thc
sr,i sabbath IA tLc month
Rev : Estes. has become the pastor 81
ihc Baptist churgh la Pembroke. Ne.
The Anniversary u the Baptis, saLbath
>ciool IN this ,iliarv. uili be- observed NEXT
sunday Afternoon The Library - this
school has been r~ccaily arranged. and
some ue~ book, aided Tie ,atalo-le
gives tie titlcs OF ca books nov upon tbc
shelves
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05
items from the ga Main. Regiment.

Our r~gimeut wss orylcrcd from Chain
Bridge SUNDAY evening. Nav cath. AM
marched O. AleNandria. rcaching that plscs
little after miiuight. We cncamped for
the remainder 81 thc night in th- opcn AR.
and MONDAY murning ~ r'tched orr tcuis
about a mile from tb- cits. vhcrc W ~
rcmsin. Siacc our arrival Ne have done
heavy picket duty. anl are throwing Up rn-
trenchmeuis and digging rifle pts. Nc
are O. move seain to-niorIo~. iufo a f,ll
about half milc distant
Capt. Narncy. II 60. \. - lewiston. In
passing down a steep hank. made raisStep
and broke one AMI disiocafed two bones %
the ankle lie Is doing vel.
Adji- W. n. Hall. hss at las, been oorn-
rnissioned Capt. q Go. H.
think Gov Coburn mast have acted on
the punciPle that the magistrate did. ~ho
avenged the woman - her ai,ersariss. De-.
cause sbe troubled ham nth her constant
applications; for Adj. Han wAs rccom-
niended months ago for the piscr. and the
Gov. pcremp'orily refused % commission
hi1. and since that time every imaglnabis
means have been rcsor;sd 60. % induce the
Gov. O. change his decision. and a. las, be
has q. ca,el IN
OR little " drummer bow Nrhonso
Warrvn. q Buckhcld. has lately been pre-
sented. by the hsld and sorns - the lire
officers. With splcndid drum. Young
Warren Is only fftccn ycars q acc. AMI !.
The les, drummer in the rvcimcnt TIE
prcscn; pleased him vcry much INprN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05

Tbe Poi ofb~e a. Fyeturg Center D..
been disconfru,f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-05
sPeseA Of Gen. Butler n Bo,ion.

i'' - h'n.ir0i AMI t~cnty hnh ami
',''A's 'i 'i'' An.''n' AMI li'norahir Ar
'''r'' IA. ''l'hrii'd in Boston on Moada,
'-' '7 a' 20 Ara =r-e
., AMI 1'n'"- "'hrr- 'rn. Is = Bot
~ I'-'' a 'i-''A OF ih' o-ca'i"n.
-''- D. 'i-'r''i iH 'h" hosi"n journal
''-' o. AZ aiiAi'd upon fhe n"o'--
'' 90 ''''''''' %, ,''if'n ''i.iier2 oi Cir
'- , '' -.''', under such an
anu 'i' D''''f ana ei'r, v1i.h Ha.i
.ni''i'-ai ~ho elevate.
-li -.-- '''A,' -'- -'''rn-l'nt .' hr-t
-' '-' '''''
- ',l-n'i'. ''n"'rat va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22
urTrEp sTATRs coNMlsaosEns orsIcE--Ar,
TuR KINGS COUNTY DguocRArl,

TnB KINGS COUNTY DguoCRArio UNION
GrsraAL COMNirIL2 AID TIE DA,Ft.--At a meeting
Of the Kiugs County Democrat Union Cener,I Con-
,nitce Lola ut thor headquarters Thursday eyen-
Ing the Committee appointed Ia dan resolutions eI
pressiye Of the sentiments u the Con niier IN refer
once 10 tho ofCosernor Seym touching the
c)nschpi.or, &c. reported .hs following through tie
Chairman, Mr.. VIM. II Parks They were unanimously
adopted.
R,,c,ei Nv tho He-rlaf Democratic Union General 'om'
ntlnr te ,ply o. kings lai Go. prnocf.iio Iuy 10
dnd gWUrh la ur"u at Ift1u 81 the pi"h
aud neirensucr of the Conc Hdon a. II w. De-
ef Wing that tho pTov0u- 81 to (ouiou ielihnly uinu
.ccd ample 10 .ecuie tc Jus Il, s u every tt1'h
hesolied, Illf Ji ihr fr1s OF frsion8 ne hhi'n "
Wa. snd maintaining the Constitution o. h. md oi if '"'
IuiFoe o! enforcing Emancipation ef htsnl proc -hs
iifis, placing continuing f0wrf aDch affps o. h"iI
sds, sgnrncA Hscs aud enabling Aen by peIsefah oi
their powers 10 cono' elections in D9a ri,a, The demo"
10 party IL favor Of vigorous prosecution OF the var hna
willie We would for the "s' "cn'd AID to- hat Io-'
only carry tho sgod iu baud va Tie other We woid ~
tend guided t"tnfru OF tnc South the olive if@"
81 peace. and afge them 10 end which ne II osf''
incfcnr' IN cruelty and exhaustion, By fctufl 20 ''
Union Of their fathers assuring them Tor Ourselves 1hd lo '
DemocIao party 81 this county, thnt al t" rels al - f..
aud properly guEans I'd To them by III. Constitution {" u-
United states fhnl BE- preserved and secured 20 them
h6'lfed, That the Denocraic party Ia now a, " mas AZ
been the parry Ia favor of obedience 10 and the en"c"
men Of all awe whether odous not, io'kns Ito remedy o'