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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19
The peneeratie Party RespOnsibls for
the Conscription.

The democratic policy frosn the con-
rnencefsent Of the var. has l,csn O. sars sla-
usry. even II ~ hal O. lct the Uniou tide
Democratic generals in al the early part OF
the var, made a prscticc ~ using tire arrny
70 catch rVfna~as siavc, and dag thern hack
a. their traitorous mastrrs. That part, has
all The why fought With a vengeance against
raising ncgro soldicrs. The dcmocrac,
have ever, where ridiculed the idea that ths
negrcc. eould De made soldiers. or that
thcy would fight. Facts have overturned
their vhoie theory. and Al Po-t Hudson All
IN othcr Piacvs. 4 has teen demonstrated
thai 10 negro regiments ar o. the best &c
have IN the i~ld. At Pors Hudsoa black
-cgi@ent fOughs until their guns were 30
bot thcy could no, Use them. and then ven,
IN Nth bcwie knives. and fought until en-
out Of 40 ~ere allied. In spite % demo
cratic opposition ~ have nov 81. eso color
Cd troops organized into regiments This
saves Us raising $1,000 white soldiers bv
consumption. Had "a rot been for demo
cratic opposition. ~ shouid. instead % 81.
80 colored trOops. had Ssp.oo0 At least in
the heid; and had this bcen done. We
should not have h-en called upon fcr an
other nan from Maine. The call for rnorc
troops. 20 be raiscd IN fcw week. IN
Name BY tie couscrip;ion At. l. al, lori-
cal rcsult q domocratic policy; bv prevent
ing the fresiden; from raising black troops.
a. the Democratic party has done. ~ %
obliged 90 raise hrs recruit. from the
whites. IL Is the democratic policy 70 pre-
vent raising negro troops. and then make
the whites 90 % the war under the con
seriPu0a At. Keep !; before the people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

A-GCSTs. June IS. ls6S.
The Governor and Council are nov y,
s-,sioa 81 the capitol GOV Co..urn IA.
ut yet faily rrcoverr-i from tie oaects of
tae sioien' asiack upon his Pbysicai system
a ie~ werSs siacs. IN PortlAnd Hs j..
however. abb 20 be Al the capitol. an
transact business a part % tie dav.
The Council vii tins week pay visit -
the State Prison. The sudden death q the
cd Warden. Dir. Tinker. by the hand Of
one Of the inmates. has left everything con
nec;ed With the PRISON in an unsettled con.
dition. Bot for the stern vigilance q tbc
Deputy Warden. B. r. Tbomas. ESQ.
there might have been . general oufbrrak
among the prisoners Hon. Rgfgs : Ste
Nens. Of PARIS. Hon. Y A. JOY. - Els
worth. and Charles +. Ranlett. ESQ. q
Thomaston. have been appointed bv che
Governor and Council. commissioners O.
take a. account Of TIE stock. tools and 9th
er property IN The prison. and transfer TIE
same 10 the new Warden. also 90 examine
tb. accounts q The late Warden. aud ~
port their doings % the Governor and
C0uncii.
large number q military appointments
IN the Maine regiments. have been made
-ithin a fs- days. 90 81 vacancies caused
BY deaths. designations snd Other c.u.e,
The Law Court for the Middle Ussrir,
eonveues IN this city io-norro~. Jsdre
DAVIS cane in on saturday. and . stopping
ct the Augusta House.
AZ the diaerent hotels can be found a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

MrIrsEY ArErsrs The Prc.ilrnt.
under date q The l2th. has replied 20 the
lett-r q Era.ius Cornisg aud others Who
were oihccrs oftbe public meetings held At
Albany 10th May. r'-4acs;iag his earnest
coasSdSraiiou q the resolutions passed GA
'hat oceasion. The ry,olutions. he ssy..
promise - supPors ham IN every conssitu-
iional and lawful measures O. suppress the
rvoeilion- lie has not knowingly employsd
nor shall be kno-ingly employ any other
D'hcrinc from The mcsiins. hat certain
military arrests and proceedings follo-ins
them. for ~hich ~ j. uitimstsls responsible
sre uuconstitutions'. he arrus. the question
% show that abe provisions 20 the Consti-
tu''on quoted have ID Application g. tie
case in hAnl. bccausc. the arrest. con
flaincd a we're ~; made f,r treason.
that D.. not for thc TREASON defined in that
lnstFafncnt. - death. nor yst ~crc thcy
naaie 90 hoa Pcrsors - answer Tor any
capita! or other infamous crime. nor we're
the prccecdings following IN any cons,itu-
tioral ~ legal sense criminal prosecution,
Ihc arrests. and ihs proceedings following
the arrests thc Presidvut would &c Glad
% co7cci on reasonably satisfactory evi-
lcncc.
lie oonsiders thar The public safety ~
guircs The siiencing q tie men -ho are
endeasoring % inrite men 20 desert and
O. resist tn oouscrip;ion az and IN view
q past says The time . likely o. come When
- ~iA le blamed Tor having made too s,-
rather then too many arrests A. illustrative
Of this cites the fat that The mott able -
the southern generals have been in our
Po~er since the rcbellion. bat II b. bad
arrested theIn. ihey wuuld have been ~
iease4 By hAbeAs corpus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

Coon A~D In L,~0UAGr Before
icavinE Ne- York f1r Engiand. Henry
Ward Beccher Published parting word 10
rs readers. 10 vhich b. has aluaes 70 the
naiioual troubles.
ara hoPefll and coafdeut q The ulfiulat.
rrsa,is q thc struggle A. The I,raeiitss
could not enter th- promised and until shev
hai buried in thr wilderness, al who had
been rcarsd o the MANHOOD m Fsypt. 81.
~ think g il not aalkely that ths, nation
~in 20 heid il conf.-t anfl that whole -are
% pubiic Enen have passed ~ho received
their habits and pFinople, dariug the
prisonous era q slave domination snd
iuioeciN compromises We fear -: rs-a
20 poser 49, more anxious for peace than
national h-aith
b. siatesmeu 10 are % save this coan-
try are o. - irrrcolcilalIe haters u "a
scr1 and enthusiasts To- liberty II i, q
% use o. atiempt % carry forrard under
oar government slavery All liberty. The
tine has passed. Tb- experiment "a. been
tired. The country las everything - fear
From tAr iudasuce ~ men uLo have failed
o. See ihc meaning peace rs administer.
~ O. ihc c0autry that very sauc poisan
which has already tl0tcbe8 the country ali
over -iih III fery p.mries % ar. The
future q America must 10 Liberty. To
thai ~e must come.
Oar hoTe. under God. . IN the INTEL gent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

SrsrE Irr,ss. Rev. J. c. Fletcher. the
explorer 81 brasii. 4, delivering his inter
ssting lectures in Portland.
We learn from III Rocklanl Free Press.
tha' ; ;. Marble. Pa. Depuiy Collector
% waidoh0rO. has received the apt.oint-
men, % Collector - that Disiriet. wee Gen.
Dasis IIl.on
H. student, IN Bovdoin College have
organized Il" Uuiou League.
Mn Huldah. wife % Jonaihcn +. Ro-o
Of North Narusosih. Nc "a. tl.ro~n from
a wagon ou thursday last. aud 90 severely
injured iAai she died ia two hours.
The Le-iston. Ne. Journal sAv, that
certain fellows ~ho have skedaddied -
escape the drsit. vii probably bring up in
Halifax o. sos.s other plsos that bceia,
Nth an m,
The Pioneer say. Mr. Franci, Thii,,.iesu.
- Grant lsie. has so~ed this srrinr is2
Bushels 81 grant. and Mr. Joseph Ncdeau
effort keni IS bushels. Othcrs IN that
vicinity having sowc1 large brcadth q
lad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

gus,s has also a. men II weslth--its solid
naen-whO count their gold by score. Of
Thousands. IL also has very respectable
show "a churvhes. With an able clergy. aud
% the credit 81 Is people be IL AID. they
ars church soing PeoPie A due and
proper ohservznce of tbe sabbath Is essen
sial to tbs PROSPERITY Of any Plaoe. w It'll
ous IL people gradually relapse into bar
barism.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19
Union State Convention.

The Cttsr~e. q Nains 10 ar- asco.lI,tio-
Ip>sl o. he Sos-r.as-sf ~ IN T-it-d >tates
.ssi ~hs uucsnritoss, sspSr.st ~ a. s,s-s.s,r--
80 a ~ -~ps~~-.-s 81 th- Rst-ui..a. ana - are
f--s.~-i O. sT@r- ~ rai~ssor o. uasinfaia osr ~
,'os-l O--.. h"sh ~ psss-s,,L 49, tessit.r -
s-stss,asN. so tsxiirt o. rral D-t~sat~- O. Ia
s--''es >" - h-ld - ~ cisy - BANGOR.
o. Hos-sssas. 10 lS Sss II J~l, arr.
80 49, Tusfs-- - .o-s--fias e..sis.l.s- So ss.s
stes.s - - s-IT-ft~d y the sies ..~s % Mas
~ tA- usxt -k~tiua.
tsch c'fs. te~n ~.i rt--satisa {. --,tift-d
-cr-i 49, a-l~ are. sui sldutsaai -rtEst- So
esrs. hse hssdscd iaA.hif.-s.. a f.rfrcn %
tnf~- hss'sFSu ~usstic. q te~u aidstsoeal DEB
sg.tr
LEONARD ANDREWS. Ysrk.
SAINT " q. >PEf>0. Csu.t-rl.nd.
RUFUS :. >TESE>>. O~fosd.
NELSON DtNGiEN ia. ka.iro.caxrin.
, u. PRESCOTT. fr.akha.
Jas. e. BLAINE. k-uu-t~e.
JOHN = BAKER. Sag ..l.hoe.
= u. LfN>DAy. >oun-r-<t
v ". >TETSON. L.-ooin
X >lNONrON. kssx
WN- Mc6ILVERY. M.kt..
EfhRAiN FLINT Pi-e-f.aai.
JOHN NNMAN. Psaol-c,s
EUGENE HALE. Ha.-~-k
GEORGE VI. DYER. w-.his-toa.
Ebt>'R WOODBURY.. Ar.astask
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19
Democratic candiaa,. for Governor

il Is saia The acton u the copper cal
democracy IN Ohio. 30 nominating Varan-
dighaIa. has vel nigh settled tbs question
u candidate in Maine. The coppsrLe.I.
10 this STATE. not beng willing % be out
done BY their Ohio brethren. ar row ria-
ing grand rush O. nominate Bob El.oft
for Governor. To favor tLis movement.
and gave htils more time o. operate boz
The secret conclarcs q fhe d" Kni-Lts ~
the Golden Circle their state Conscnt.o-
has been postponed This move f3r Boo
appears perfectly consistent. Why sboail
hc not bc the candidate q tb- Maze ror-
PerAeads, Has b. not been ia Fort War.
rcn ami did not 10 friends on bis return
bone have drunken riot sud shoot a mar.
and render -ht hidsous 9Th tb..r boot
ing and Yelling FaH into line. gentle
men trot out yoer perssruted brother
bring out the 1--we hero - F.-t Warn
from Maine and re-ceho bark 20 ONO
three cheers for Vaiiandigham. With three
times three ior fhs gallant EHotf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

5 oo-rspondeni ola Ne- York rsner
ui..h las not approved the recent course
Gca Burnsiie. says ia a setter from Ct..,.
20
" u Western Coppsrh,aisa-e ,is moe,
mali snaat oftic 'Psaes lrie> yauand.r.
ham ard Mahoney). the Tn .uist. sr. ,be
n'n-t terribly iu earnest ~ any iu tse e8an-
Co.,. believe taat to-day Burnside b.
'aglar'cl iy h.n,eea-t~euuetL. n the
iasa.I.,s 81 ths West Thsy see in hs
n.easlres al .na.caii0a % rs-uestness that
lis hitherto ieea uaaire AL 9TH she
ARMIES he'1re vi,kst,rz anI Chattsaooga.
Cd vh'a ,olI-rhea.li A. h.ssing anI
D, Eori. ia whose rogriis home traitors
ar- O. versr stencil tian Sauthern rebels.
Ear.s..- BE- today neat io Graat anI Rose
.rans. tle.r grcafsst bero.
At che Fast have hoard arprehensors
iLat Pc Wet might flter in .fs surrort q
tbe ~ar. Herr bar The same tears IN re-
-arl to th- Last Fram snoslelre q
both se,tI.us. I believe these Western msn
are 20 fle too 10 most fearfl'iy IN earnest.
Dreams Of North-est seccssiou 90 the
sos'h aud EARS q it a. tie Easi. are alike
baselsss
Norcesisr i ranscript
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

'orTrEnrtp CoxsrIrsTors The Boz
ton journal. IN 'Peaki1g of thc trcssouable
oon'rirscie' q ths copperheais .n Ia.ia-a.
SAWS
lhere - conclusive evidence that g..
conspiraiors intended o. avail thenise IVES a.
tle oPportunit, Afforded rs So rccsnt dem
ocratic STATE 'oneenfi1a q; I'D annapolis. O.
seise the state arsrnal Bot thc energetic
acton 81 Gen. Hascsll and q Col B.iIle
81 The tlst Illinois thsartcd their seherres
c'er three hlnar~l r-toisers were takea
IRON the coNarilr coppcrheads who. on
lrafiH- The CITY after thc cnntsrfior. IN a
specisi train. cred into che S8Idier,' Hon.
srd a. r,aceabic citizens
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19
CAUCUS.

TIE ciiizeu- q Paris. sAo are unona. iitioaaus
ioHsi o. The tsos-Fnu-nt a the I nii-i >t.tr. -u
s"f'fsrf AZ - H-ssuFc- ~ th- -vTts~-siea q -
reet"n are r~ql--t-d % Saeet ID he tvs hust--
o. Ihur-day. tas 2Jsh d. 81 Jun- in-t b. - el,sr
ociock. Y. ". o -s-ct s-v~u f.ls-afes a. aftenL
th~ Stale Cousrutoa. - 8.agor. OF he SIT o.,
"a Juls ncSis $50. eight d~l.g.t~- o. ausad ~
l,''.ais Cons~ntis" 90 ~ bell Paris. o. th~ s.
~ Juis 80 % aftead o. ~as 80 hrF io.Ias-. AT
mas cslnr beforr them
Psr Ori-r q R~pub. To~u Con.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

NiossrtHc o. CEsSr'. F9ura IL.
Ne~ lors rs, says .i has private informs
fion sh..h c.-otorat,s 'ti- f.I..air- from
ile I,ai..i..e journal. and tbst Grant
soil have taken V,-k.lu-g tso ue,k.aso
oy a''aa.i. ali prsi.rrei o. save bloolshsd
by 'ri-e operatl.us
Cops T. % Daah,m of dis cts has
lls returned from Nieks5ur-. All .u o.
lss Ia.i VISITED t,en. Grant atL.shea.i.Iusr-
te-s in tbe rear Of that place. 4 general
feslr- n Conscience existed tiaioar t-..r.
voa.l 10 eualie.i OBJ bold tlci- fas.t.aa ana
evenfra,il compel the csritalau.a n the
rebel sir,nsbod o. c1uii o., nsmei 81.
sny fime ia tso borrs. bet Gle sar-.-.e 90
liic Ehieh ihai coarse volllrs4a.re render.
% Praleut anl hana-c t1 ,.stn.- tls seize
All ior.' surr oder
Tie Jolmal states ,aats gentleman VI,
VISITED Grants l.ai4larters 90 h.e Eth
insi.. reports ihat Gra1t hal been r,iaf,--
c'i by '.D" men. To- GencraI d..
a'a't.e" been largely rciaforosI. bu
Proaa.'y noi to - great an crtenta a. thi.
Boston JoarnaL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

The OHIO Democrat Convention Which
nominated Nsiisndi gbam. passed re.oiu-
tons against he adm inistrafiou. against 81,
emancipation policy. sgsinsf Gov. Tod. and
against pretty nearly everything crcers ths
rebellion ard trsrors. Nof ~ord -.
% resolved sgainst these
fBgsfon 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

t'"IDEN MTDrt~o. We lean dat The
ir'en'i' and relatives 81 Hon. Mose. Mason
Of iirtlsi cc.coFated tLc afiicth anniversary.
Of 49, marriage ~ 'Le aged coaple on Mou-
DAY evening. la-t. Thc interest ii the
occasion as heightened b. thcr.erforsuanc,
q ID GorhAn Baad. which "a, prevent b,
invitation
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

The Hsilo~er House 80. sold 20 au~,io-
on Weonesday issi. ~.th ell 'hs fs-ni,sr,
tor $50" The Hol.e or-.n,Hv c,sf
5000. Mr. Arbross Merru - th.
fortunate rurehaser seven shares ~ th.
ila'lovcI nni Cielscs b. 80 ~ere soid a.
,he same time ~ $50 Dr. siare. Tb.
par ssiue 10 sl1o. rFarrn.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

HE Rev. :. Bssse. 81 Prs.qus LIE. a.
kno~ledgcs. IN thc Pioneer. ths recsiPs 81
d" MAY Basket. and June Box.-6iied
With something more substantial than good
~ishcs. Rath.r a novel method The
Aroosteok TeoPic conceived. 10 coufer
gift upon thar minister.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

NoHWsf >cHnNi. Tie Commissioner
srPointed % lo,ate che Nonal S,hool.
provided ior bv tbe Ia.t Le...ls,-r.
~erc ia town Moaiss AMI raes.Iar. o. s.-
ten to the proposals. offered b, the Tras,es
Of faris 49, Aradaay. ani Examine ti.
farihiies offered g. ihs o1nIa.t ~ tis
Se.'ooI >eseral nppl.eatlas have been
made. anl the 'oa.nis. .on~-s ,.,s-d 90
MAKE persourl eHauiirati,- in each case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

lNNsLIr toEr~. tsovcruuieut hss made
arrangements Tor the organization 20 an
invalid c0rps. The .. 20 consist 81 ,uch
men % meritouous character =. have been
discharged from the service from casualties.
a.. Three BAttalions Will be forued. IN
aooordsnor with the ability Of the men. for
duty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

Frank Lesir'- Monthly Magazine. has
no~ become Gle most compiete and d@sira-
be rubiication Tor 'he Lsiies. thas = p1b-
lishrd In ths country II. pubii,hcr prr-
seuted. v.'h the last humber. fau sre
pattern q tLe Aiczanlra Maaaua. i- a..
diiion D. ths usual attractions. Frans -.
BE-. pabEshcr. N-w No-k.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

Essr sr~SEE. r., d o.. wiHsy ins
note dated Jans liih. as.
" D. nils.laais uorc received toto tie
'ongrs gai.oaai thar.h q tiis place. yes,,r-
day. = thronssi at,rndanoc g tie people
VS. rresent in connection uitb ti. a. 81
RECEIVING tlfn. Ihos- rceelvel vers from
tie ages 81 10 dosn 10 chillreu % l0 years.
10 "a q blessed aad cheering occasion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

% ard aher shs err; % Jolly. the postage
On daily Parer- ~i'i De- a'ceut. quarter.
vcckls paper. d cents. the papers q be
withheld until the postage D. psid. Unser
the uew Az. locai papsn circulate irsc
m he County in which they src ruhlisbed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19
Item, iron The 23d MAINE Regimen,

car regiment - siill in caHp near Alex
anlria.
Thc DAYS are warm bot the nights ar
Nery cool. ard We have had no rain Tor a
long time. ycgctation j. suf-TinC severe
y from tLc droa'h. and he ar l. SLED WITH
elosds 81 dust
Sickncss hzs increased somewhat siucc
~ came hsre. partly IN conscqucnc, of Tire
bad water. and partly on account Of c,po-
surS on Picket duty. during the cool
nights
Capt. Bolster. q 20. p. has been sick
~ hospital for seek Pasi. bat Is nov ~
covering.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

'Hrsf Rsrrs. The prcscn. tariH Of
chfrs~s " ticke's o. the West. over thc
"r1ni Trunk. is sIg.oO % Detroit. AMI
5'-'''' 20 'h.eago Tirkets 90 Detroit snd
return a. .00.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

Ii j. sail ilai Gen McCi,l.aa las rrssten
= letter o. = :. Cox. ~ OA.o. dsel.nin-
tie lsc ~ Lis name b. tLv Yaiand,sham
Convention and saving that De- did not
Lariaanise still tle peace Dcuo-rat o. dat
STATE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

Among The saluabic oGiccr. Killed A.
- H.. - -i.. -. .. :! 49, -.
son q II. Gov. Hubbard. liz r,main.
are eApSetcd daily o. rvach Halloweu.
~hcrv Arraucemcuts have been made o.
have ihcm barred vith uiilitar, honor,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

Johs Nval. Ls4. ia ale Christ.sn Mir.
Tor. spcak' o. toe Lest ofIIon. ,. -. !.
saith. modelled bs simon, thc Scuiptor.
and SAYS % D. more ii,e che original than
Mr smith % hse himself for t-o days TO
gctLsr~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

Lngiand and Francv arr a5ou; o. .oia la
a ar against Japan. England las failed %
Obtain any 'aiisiactioa ior the murder Of
her Ioa'ui. Or 70 secure aay guar Anty for
the safety u forrien residents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

bT ku.t. of>outh fa-is. was appointed
H'efnbcr OF 'b- Board - Visitors. Al wess
foini. from Maanc. lie IA, lust rr,urncd
from ih, Annual examination. We motto,
that b. - girins some sketches - the
institution in the paiiv Prr..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

We have. his week. news - another
batch q vessels DESTROYED by pirates IL
- reported that some ne~ pri,afeer, have
been scen. Goserumcn; las sent out ali
ihc vessels available. e. ,ear,h Tor them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

\ issrful accident occurrcd last evening
a. Fort on. about a mile from our camp.
This ior; - garrisoued H. ihe 81 Ner York
Heavy Artillery. Last evening a. work
men werc a. work in the magazine filing
shells. percussion shell ~ss accidental,
dropped. ~hich exploded. setting Gre o.
other shells and rowdcr. BLOWN. % the
entire structure and buying the ~orkmen
IN the rsins. One Lieut.. a Ssrseant. ami
eighteen men we're Killed. most Of th~m
bcing horribly rnuiilafcd. 4 large number
were ~oundsd. some u ~Loaa have .inrc
died One picce 81 a shell passed into
tent ~herr the ~i;c % one - the captain,
q the resiaieut US sliiing. striking her
arm and completely sessrns il from her
BODY Another Piccv vas driven into
tens wherv an othoer ~as jast sitting do-n
70 'uPPer-PAssiug - near his bead a. q
brush his hair AM take ava, part o. has lat
rlm. but dong no other damage
uscmbcr - thc lst n {. Yolsntssr..
came over last evening 18th a wagon sna
souS baggage. amos- -hieh we're t~o rnu.-
kets- GoinE 60 thu r~a- q the wagon. he
seized one 81 the musksts b. thc mur1Is for
the purpose u drawing Il oat. al a. ths
HAMMER straok ,he sidc q the wagon a 81
PlodSd TIE cap. lolgiHg tie contents q tie
gun "a his rIShi hrcAst. inhicting wound
from uhich he died IN fcv uiiuuics.
>EHvrn ~ Riour
Over ihirty team.;ers and other snr.lo,-
ee' in the Quartcrnaster'. Drt..-tr,.r,
we're arrested in Alexandria se.t-r,iar. f,r
refusing o. iaAc ih~ cath ~ aIeriancr
lhcsc miserable traitor. have been in ,be
employ oi the government Tor tso scar..
more or i,ss. rvccisiug sool pay and pro
icssiug ioyalis. bat vhcu the ts,t "a. an
Piicd rn accordance 18th . rvccnt order ~
curing al gosrrpmcnt employees O. IA.
the oath. an al those in the si.irif, ~
Washington O. D. cnroli.d and organtrsd
for the defence Of The Capital in case q a.
Attack.-tLey declined 10 come OF 70 tb.
s-ratch. and many II them ran auar
those arrested -cre esoorte,l L, as4r.a q
our men % the old Cap'to, Prisoa.
Alexandria. Eke wasbiuston. !, fash
coming HoTtlrcru in So appearance and hnh-
ITS III, older inhabitants arr for ths mos,
part ses'ssionis's; lot great portion %
the business - nov done by psrs,ns Who
have cone IN h.rc since the ua- broke On,
Many 81 th-m So Germans from th~ 49,,
AMI others are from New England and tb.
middle ~rnr.. 81 - -- a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

Eu-iSo foEA. liz Insan~ iIo.p.tal a.
A-susia. As o., learn from tL-ir reports.
raiied a. that cstabi,hlueut iu Ises. Is
90 pounds 90 Pork. which they estimate A.
seven cents. giving sy4c.s5. IL i-s2 tie,
inereasedto i5.st- pounds. a. "a eent..
Amounting . $3.50, IL would sccn fL.t
q Tie rai'ing 81 Pork BY pabiic in.titassos
.n OR STATE. vas an " cEtrasa-ant AL
FOOLISH operation. a. sons assert. tii, vel
managed inftitlti1u woa.I uo; l.c lsl.8uin,
% iron ycarto year. -Prcss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

The Ellsworth American says tia; Mr.
Daniel Henderson, ofLons leland. Blaehiu
BAY. Drowned himself on Monday morning
last week. lie "a. married the evening
previous. W cause i, Known for The
deed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

The Pre-. says Secretary Stanton Ia.
'el~graPhcd Gov Cohurn. o a.ocrtain bow
Fnany ~ rnou;hs men an - furnished a,
once % be credited on the draft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

Letters from Gcn Do state thst be
sounds are dong -~l. Tberc sno rea.on
o. fear Tor hls safety. anics. ths e.unass a.
fects him uufrsorabIv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

Col Adsiber' Ames. ~ tt, Maine 20th
has been appointed Brgai.er Cener
a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

In The Dcpar'men; Of North Carolina.
Tie ooiorcd women have presented oae
hundrcl dollars. to BAY f,g for the sr,t
regiment raised there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

Ne~ 4 orx letter ~ritsr. . Informed
tat Mrs Ton Thumb is-becoming De-.
cidedls inter,siing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

Ih- Commissioner. adjourned -ishou,
ia, iWe'iucsday morning
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-19

Col Her'sy q ,he zis, Name Rsgimsut.
has arrived 20 Befsst