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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-30
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PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FILTERS
500 Nisfh 81 ksos Pa Arena,
Have just receiy ed, and viii always keep or hand
q large and we'll selected assortment OF CHAN
DELIERs BRACKN Ts DROP LIGHTS, SHADES
40, Dc. from the celebrated establish :DeLt Of
Archer Il Pspcoast. New York which arc offered
FOR sale al the isctuTers' pricas 10 -hSt city
1hoss pishiIs Gas Fixtures viii fad il 20 taeir
iGterrst 70 call before ru rchs'ing. 6s eoia
NATURAL LIFK EVERLASTING PIoWERs
, ~ Boauets, Baskets. Wrs2lhs, ac OF fresh cut
Flowers mads 10 order Boa,sts IF. eaai~e strsrs
const sntly on land. n y Parties sud ~eads Q, cs
supplied at the sbortssr notice ny 9oga
ssh. No. Colonization Balidine corner ~ t
lad Penn. avenue. de 10 la
" CONFIDE ENTAIL
u DUNG MEN who have injured themselves nv
csrtsin secret bits hich Gn6t ia. Tor s .Yszs
pleasure the duties OF m8rriec life; also Hildls
SEED old men, who, from the foIIies of yoyth ~
ctser causes. feel debility IN advance OF rhaiy
Tesrs, before placing tsetuselves undsr the treat
uert O. soy one, should first res2 = THE SECRET
ERfsED.s Married Ladies vii, learn something
= Port.ncs by peTusre Tine Secret Erissd -
SSat 10 any address in SPs!ed envelopes. O.. -.
k<.pt OF rsa Cent? Address
IS DID, CHAs. a. sTUAEF K co.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-30

w IL MARKET Sracs Penn. Ar.rue
Invites the attention If pu chaserr TO the ale
gait collection of Articles TO- Hold az Presents
Point aud Ielsncias, HEpdk-rchisfs and sets
Thread and Puaher Lace Wells -
Cofturs and Bslbs
Fancy Work BoIes Velvet sud Leather Cabas
Cigar Cases and stands Steel sna Coral Copbs
Steel SD Jet Pins. Ear Drops aai sets
Porten1onnGies. Fans. de a.
Is Market Space, Penn avanua
oeB oetvsen sth \ ID 9.h ats
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02
Stand By the President.

We al believe Abraham lincoln i an
honest man, a loyal man. tr-sc patriot. one
Who has The best good of his countrv a.
heart. Then Why should not ever, true
nan stand by him and give han cordial.
hearty support. IN his efforts O. pct down
Rebellion ard trcasou. IIc nav have COM
mi;ted error. De- has douhtlss. ur-le morc
or les mistakes bui 10 never viu answer
Tor us 60 withdraw FROM han or support sa-
these reasons. Again. We Should not De-
hasiy IN condernning rs ats the prcsunir-
ton j. be knows better thza ~e. What
should and VIA; shoaM not 5e done. And
mere especially 90 NJ CAL 4pou tbc rrpub-
hcaEs q the country % rally around the
Pr,sident- Hc is the nan q our choice
for the hish position D. occupies. He uas
PLACED IN the Prcsideutial CHAIR BY repuhli-
can votes. lis responsibilities are im-
uensc. greater than ever rested upon anv
81 his prcdvcc-sors. Ger government Is
on trial We cannot oppose "a President.
without opposing thu government lie j.
the man Ne have madc our constitutional
agent. for - prescrraticn. The admins
irat.on must b. suSAined or all is lost.
There : no half way house between LOYALTY
.ad treason To oppose the President. is
20 give aid AMI comfort 20 rebellion. To
doubt the ability q he administration 20
pct down this rebellion and make an end o..
secrssion. = destroying that coasScacs Ne
should ever have IN thc Pcrmancncy Of our
free institutions. We repcai. lct all true
and loyal men stand by the Prr-ident.
through thick and than. PRAY Tor hisa. s,av
Up his hands ,iuiioaic him against al A.
sauits from traitors south and traitor.
north. Tins j. the duty o. al LOYAL ci,i-
zcns: nothing less wiu answer the demand.
q genuine patriotism
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02

decided % move from Narrcnion 20 this
Inc rather against the opinion Of the Presi-
Sent. Secretary Of War and yourself. ard
thai you lcft the whole moverncn; IN ms
hands, without giving me ORDER. makes me
rcspOnsible.~ Gen. Burnside in ics;ifs M
before thc House Committce. in answcr o.
the question a. 70 ~ho hss directed has
movements since b. assumed command %
the army. said e. rbes have al been na.lc
in accordance With my o~n judSuieut.
lrhd nov aha; bccones Of the Advertisers
charge. Nsains, the .' President. Ilallcck.
Stauton. the civilians and abolitionists. -
for compelling Gen. Bmnside's moycInentss
They ar, all nailed T. the counter a. - ma
nv siandvroas faisehccds
The fact j.. and IL caanot be succcssfully
denied. that for several DAYS after the bat
tie at Fredericksburr. a great many % the
men Who call themselves o.. conscrvatives.~
and democrats were jabiiant over Burn
sides defeat; ,hey rcioiced with al the
sendish joy Of the most atrocious rebel in
al Jef Daviss confidence. These dem
onstrA,ions arr bet additional evidence u
the fAct that Nc have a. the north. in the
free States. a nest % black hearted traitors.
whose sympathies are with the rvb~ls. and
ayains, the government that has thus far
shielded their guilty heads from traitor.
doom day Of reckoning must and vii
come. Il j. bat little use 10 raise arnie.
and send them Souih 70 fght southern
traitors. wbeu ~ have thousands in our
midst Who arr wor-e than they. lcft 10 pur-
sue tbeir work 81 treason unu,olcsted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02
The Cabinet

Newsnongers and sensation e,srrcspond-
cuts. have rcccutly been induiging IN all
kinds 81 sPeculations. relative 10 the rccoo-
straction a thc Cabinet After an the r,i-
mors Ia; kavc besn put aaoat O. abe coa-
trar.. NC believe ale Cabinet rcriains nm
changed- Upon this question. thcrc arv
many Opinions. Prom the b,si information
NJ can gather. tLc Cabinet a. Al present
constiiutcd. has not upon some % thc great
aud vital questions connccted nth the ~ar.
been unit and this for the rcason. prob
ably. more than al other. large number
q Senators and RcI's, scusati,,-s thr0ush
their oommittec. waited uPon The President
and suggested a chang. or rrconstruction
That Mr.. seward j. statesman % hi-h.
commanding talents. no oac NJ question /.
that b. would an his present post vith eu,i-
nent ability. in nsass q r,s,. j. equally
true but there arr those. (ani sheir uu1n-
Der y not few who believe thai his roliii-
cal philosophy i not Just the thing for these
T~rilous. behgrrent times. Had Secrsssry
Nviies been retired from the Cabinet lo--
ago. and = more Efficient nan pa; IN has
riacr. the country would have hecu abe
gamer. b; very fe~ rv-rct the rotating
q Caleb y. Smith from thc Interior D.
partnent 60 the Bench q the Supreme
Court. Mr. Blair. the Postmaster Gcner~
al. according 10 rePort. has been upon ma
ny qoestlons an " OF OK. pitfed .gains; a
majority II the Cabinet. Attorney Gsner-
al Bates - distinguished la~ycr. and els
hrs position nth ability stanton has had
the ~hoie PACK % pro slavery demarorucs
an4 conservative fo-ics ycipine - rs hccl..
ever sincc b. assumed tn War Depart
uent- The principal sin ~ which D. has
been guilty. has been a strong desire %
make this var against rebellion a si-o-1a.
onc. and thus end the contest a. an earl,
DAY. The people ar vSh him. bet ihs
dena-o-ucs and poii;ical traders ar
against hun Bot one sentiment T.crvadcs
The ~hoie country. IN all iuteiiirrnt circles.
in rcia'ion % the Treasury Department.
and thai b.. that Salmon L. Chase u fle man
81 al usrn ior the piacr. The President
nesds III advice and council q The best
and grcatcs; statesmen thai the country can
aHord men u experience. eminent ability.
men q progressive views and uudoubtcd
loyaiiy- II the men who nov surround
him a. constitutional advisers. arr all ..tic
night men in the night piacc.- b. should r.
tara them II not. thea lei tLc Precedent
take the responsibility and rccoustruct has
Cabinet. This . undoubtedly the rial SEN
iiment of tie people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02

rc-crosssd the ns,r. hating about to
miles this silc. The rain fru IN torrents.
bat desPiic an disagrveablss. the boz.
thrvw themselves on the ground and slcpt
asay what remained 81 daFkncss Al day
brcak NE sell in again. anl mar-he, in 60
our I'D camp. Herr active prvParations
ar, bein- made O. take comfort. and thinxs
look a. though We verc going o. sicp herr
a louE time. / can form no cstiuair a. our
loss. cNcspi in our Own regiment. IN which.
oui u So guns. ~ losi forty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02

THr Loan BuL TIE Tribune .sv,
90 The >ecrciary q the Treasury. In COM
phanoc with the request - the Committee
Il Ways and Means. has prcpared and
seat t0 them biil cmbcdsiug has views
The 6rst sections q the biI give authority
% raisc three hundred millions of dollar,
for thc service 81 Che current v~ar. AMI .i.
hundred millions for the service 81 Tie nert
fscal year. and o. raisr SUNS ,n anv of ID.
modes heretofore sanctioned hy tii. Con-
rFcts. a. e. p4tlie cxigsncies wil r,,Iuirr.
Tie notes include thc issue q e. pr CEN,
bonds. 80 bonds. Z p~r cent bonds. 90
bonds beauug less raies % interest. and
also ths issue ~ small notes bearing g 90
pr ccui interest. aad legal teu,rr note.
bearug uo Interest. The ~-ercta-t. in a
letter to the Comm.it.c. expressing .,r.n..
desire o. have che limits a. o. the modes o..
t.ic provisions and the amounts io BE- pro
tIded ia sarh mode defined a. p-e.
,isely al possible o. ~ Congress The
remaining sections q tic iiu authorize
thc i1-uafion ~ banking a.sociafiou. O.
issus rote. furnished by tl., United ~tst.s.
aike iu form. and secured alike ty Trif.d
States bombs hat nlyaii, on demand
primarily hF 10 isslin- asso.iafIous The
l.ll iu .is main feature. b. tLr same a. thai
introduced bs Eepr. tentative Hoorer DIR.
ing iasi session. ln 30 better co. ~s.rr.
farr Frr.r..sers h.a r.r. ......H ....-.. 90 49, .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02

2oru RrGNENT. The Press Published
thc ioiio-1ng lisi 81 the dead and wounded
IN 'hc ezh Regin-ni. fron H. oorrys-
ponsleni
Kuhn. Seth u. Woodland. Co n Corp.
''eo. T. Staples. Go. q Henry \. Chan
ecr'tin. Go. D;-Ed-srl Errcrt. 60. X.
NovNpEp. GO. A-Fdgar :. Ka.c..
Chas. I. Aver. JoLn Ring. Con-. Wa. n.
Low.
60. bob :. BcarSe. Ansir,- Kicker
&. l.. White.
Go. C-N. II. pccost.r. 4. n. Ia,h,u
4. ThomPson. ,. ;. IIodg,ioa.
Go. D->. n. Grvgory. W. Pinkham. \
;. Coan. J. e. Barker Horace Dunlap.
60. G-oriansso flagg. Royal p. Doirr
Go. H--John n. Pollard.
CoI-Gco. l. William. DANIEL W
keene. Vim. ~. Bradford. Joshua InsaI.
Co k-Charles Allen. Sylvanus RichArls.
Seward Ficlds. Hcrbert II. Reid. Levi
Colson. Joseph Tyler.
MISSING. Joseph McNclly. Go. A:
Hiram keary. 60. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02

Tie following eNtracts from a private l,t-
ter from Randall y. Morton. q Pari.. have
been Furnished us for pgblicaiion.
Alter detailing movements. after lravin-
camp. b. SAYS During the night q the
llth and l2th Ne slept ca our arms. On thu
SIDE the rivrr. On the afternoon ~ th.
iSth The bal opened With more spir.t. and
Nc crossed The ri,cr iu perfect crash 81
shot and she'll bot We were somewhat shell
tered and suffered but li;,le. 4. we passed
through thc city. sling nshi.' we found
almost ever house riddled bv shot. and
some eutirvly DESTROYED
We met al along ihc route. wounded co.
ins % the rvar. One poor fellow Nth half
= hani Pa-'iy wrapped in handker,hi,f
a. actually shedding tsars. asked hin
q b. "a wounded hadlss IL aid. No.
bot they would Rot Do him 80 back where
they verr fighting Just then OBJ. Colonel
came Up. and h. begged biu o. d., him 20
ba--. VIXEN ,se h,rc flcd into the roaH
T'sonIrg parallel with iLc river. We wcrr
halted tor some time. We usre .h.re-,l
by bank. 80 that most of tbc shall f.ll i,.t
besond us. llrying tLemscl,c. in the ragI
and gathering % ar around 4 feu AZ ofr
men we're hit. Next the order ras given
% take do~u th~ fence on our Do, . tbe bu-
&c sounded % "a b.yon,ts. anil tben 90
charge. We then crossed a level Geld. ana
% was lrre W. urre most exposed III.
only reason sly uc d.d uot suffer more ID.
% vas getting DARK and tbe rebel. ren~ral-
ly oF-r-aof. Onc Young fellow in our
Company vas hg-ins a Lule. rst u,
hand upon his shouider to encou-a-e llr. 81.
,.ose uP bad hardly tine 90 speak -i.sn
! beard tLe quick ~hiz Of ball-t. and b.
90 without so much a.. a -roan. tl.e blood
starting from ha'c ir OBJ. fr,LeaI Oar
men advanced vith ss good line a. the,
ever did a. battalion dru Col Amrs
was or zoos few rod. in aItan-c Helm.
been vrry much li-liked PSI the Eer.mesf.
De then tiev alro.t wor.h.ppcd him
'' steady. boys. steady. d. would sav. Fl
.ar-t Che .hses, kn.f.~ Wh.n ur came %.
tar rl-e. fle range va. .. close arG ffe
f-r s1 l.af'f t.e ORDER uls given o. h,rf
and Dol down. and o.. Dad and fre IIrr-
~c ~rrr not much exposed. be ti.e mud
ANKLE deep made 70 very li.a--clatle bins
down. ard fte exposure of a bead vac sure
to irav to'iry We reuainrf .rhe-t a--
ti aaoaf Cen o'clock the nert n.-ht. A.
sample .f tafir vatrif1ire... one Eusu
uas fE.n- samethIrg arler De- bead. aal
Iast a. De- "a. lying down again. hau,t
came and robbed him of a..af LaIf .n inch
oi BE- nose. ia1-r cover of o. darkuess
We sferr relieved. add marched bask to CHE
city. There wc expected nirht'. r,.,.
bot ve oulg got rladr to torn in ABBOTT
tue.tc. ald Dol IN Loar. th, f-.nr up in
front became 81 warm. We uerc ordered o.
hl in.
Jasf heiore sunset ue marrLed nearly to
the urrcr cod 81 tic cts. and lav down
until quite isrE. ara t,cn ..r1r..I tf. o.
ar Pfc to Oh. r.-tf of oar t.r..- r........
Gil. .st,r f'le l....lt .i ta. a.a.a
arul A'oaf tso o'ci.. X 90 s.ieu,', uith-
d-sv Cur RI Acts. sns i't frs.is.i an. &c
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02

TREATY ~rH LiHEEI, Oar Minister
m London. Hon. Cha. Francis Adam. has
reoen'iy negotiated treaty With Iit..r;,
'hroaghi frvsiient Allen. her rrprs.~.,..
tive. Ihe trrafy Is very brisf. guarantee
'nE rrclProcAi frcedosn % cumu-rc. b..
tween TIE Two fosers. ant~tipalatia- tiat
The citizens q each con;rartir.., 60,
shall ENJOY IN the other al the night. snd
PEl''icgv' ~hich arr. or MAJ b.. rranse,l 70
Ans other iorc'gHer'. citizens * sabjeyts Of
tle most favored nation
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02

Reliable Information las been received
ihaf ti1.horn ? Jack son. the d-poss,I Gov
ernor 20 M.,.oari. died a. Littlc Roc.
ArAansas. about o. ssh inst.
Ii was r..nl5rd on Nashville De. ~. that
tae rebel General George D. Cnueuien
died iu Knoxville ou tie preceding day.
NJ John Rarcy has ben boxing at
t'.c hor.es iu tLc army 81 fae Fotomac. ard
nasse- an interesting r. port 1n the .utject
to cen HaH,,t Mr. Rarey fnds fhe
general condition Of ,iat branch ~ service
better than Le expected
Tie Ranger Wig say, chat on che 2ist
ia-t. D.a Jeremiah Edulg,. a. Oh ard
OIL ..g esteemed ,.t.zrn ~ Dresser. While
F-.1tenl.ns ti.e funeral ri Mr.. Irt-tarl
% taat place. vas sadleuiy strl.k do~n
u,,b neuralgia 81 tLe h-iri ard deed beiorc
the PROCESSION bad l,it e. house
silver d. 81 abundant in CanaIa. he
banks rsf1-e to TAI, 10
The Condemned Indians. in Mirrs.ota.
we're csrcute.l ia.i Friday. az iJ O'Clock
o. d. reported Boz Washinztou thai See-t-
tary Cla., ui.l .11a lead io the hymeneal
altar th. a.,ampI.LrI silov 81 iLe afe
senator Doar.as.
D. is stated itaf Cen Shabby % Ns.1-.
So rfsrs t.os.ror of l.oui-.frl. BEL ,a 81
,l.af. .f us sraa,lpaiiaa F.isy of ie
Pee. ..lt. AMI ol sapf. fir- rr'u.e. .I l.4 a..
% necessary. O. plt down tic r,hsi.on and
rr-fr-r o.. hrnrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02

Az LDICT JEFF DAVIS has issard 4
lr1-.amatiou. under the test 81 Judah +
Benjamin. dcciarIng Gen Boiler a felon
and thar be- D. Immediately executed Wien
caPt-rcd. Tie document commands al me-
groes found ia arms 10 tte service OF thc
United States. - ~el a. cfEccrs in COM
Haud. shall sAarv tLe SINE laic. Tie par.
ucliar odcUce 81 Gen. Butler B. couh.ca-
tHg rebel properly. and raising black
troop Meantime thc General Is safely
home, aud cot q harui's way tsG thc prs
eat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02

Cn,~u Cos-Iuo. Ihs Press tells tf.
following t'H-l -torl Ivo yomg mcn
coastsd halfway do~n the White Moau-
tains ths present vinfer on hand-sieds.
Ilsf passel t.e distance a. f1ur males in
..u,t.su ald ia.f ninai,s. ani the last
.s. r...,s bob GOO AL half minutes. IT,
.ra malrtair rad NAY yci hatc afa.-
uf.r rs vsl ts ia .ar.t- D.
so-... d. aa. tnp i1 r.leaP .a s.e.et
@, tl.c ssu,nit aai th-n .Iide iopsu in a i.u
moments rr tfaI-sirI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02

Tie Conn. .s.iolerl ~ Internal Eescnue
isro- prepared OBJ suFf.y al saneti-s of
stamp. reIa.rcI Poi tae excise iaz in qlln-
ri.e' sa.l..at '.r the use % ,he People q
Gle bi.fu-t 81 columbia and che states
east 81 tle Roxy Moantaius. al p~rsaas
uIt.In tLe D.trirt AM states above spec
.-si. uho are gaii;y q -ilfaiiy .csicrt.ug
gu a-e .aii stamps hereafier. s.ll be subject
o. Che penalty provided BOZ ihe las
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02

Utah Accoluts from Utah. say the
Washington tele-rams. are rtiu far from
satisfactory. The Judge. ind BE- difH-altto
perform their duties. in e1n.e1asn-r az OBJ
structons thrown ia their way ty the A.
scmbly. Tie imports cay Gre routetnrt far
u'e eoscruJn-ut BE- Increasing and thar thc
issue all have o. BEL met az cncs ty proup;
and -.raas measures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02

To- the case ~ assaai' ard batter, Boz Dix
field. ths defendant sas aoqai.ed. thc
evidence showing that ths oompt as che
argrossor. - vs arr informed by gentir-
l.an s.o attended fhs TRIAL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02

>iNotLsH>rsTrurNT. tn Boston Jour
nal sa,s o. We notscc the statement made
'n scontcmPorArs that. On the o-rupatioo
Of batou Rouge hy our trcoJ- under Gen
eral Grover. On thc 18th inst. several q
hc o'tiEsns Asserted that thcy kns- t-o
~erks before The Banks expedition sailed
from Nc~ York that Il "a. bound so- S,w
Orleans. II 80 tAcy certainly knew mr.,
than VA known Ia tbs North Bot thss
aihiirnci q positively. and ssid thar. by
Orders from Riehnsoud.,iis disposition. been
made accordingly. II the statement i.
TIRE one. q FURNISHES another esislracc q
The sitter 'mPossibiiiiy hat a Staie secret
can - ksPi fron. H. enemy
~ csidcucc a. this natter ~ End Tie
tollo~ins iu the New Odsan. corrc.pon-
dencc Tubhshed IN the Ne- York Esenin,
Pos; q scsteT'iay iAiisruoon
90 Notwithstanding tbc secrecy -hich Ia,
marked The erpcdisioo. Governor Si.~plv
asssrcd ne tha.sr kns~. throurh -.,o-..ion
sources. thrce weeks aSo. that Banks ~,
g. suP~rSede Buficr. The secrci ~as a
sscrct only o loyal men. 4 vi.-oro-r. CEN
sor-hiP 81 tbe pr-s- = a hardship O. them.
but -oeHas - b. no dctrineHs o. a.. L-aders
Of thc rcl, lion. Who have other AMI better
iT'-'.iiis' ior cqalTiag information
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02

The Boston Journal calls attention 90 the
slo b'is q iss Atlantic Bank. Boston.
The oounterfcii arc % nicely executed a.
Almost 10 deiy dsiection. TherO Is also
sad 10 - sPurious -. closely resc,a.
bling the genuine plate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02

THE CsNAL At yIcNsHUEo. The Vicks-
burr Citizcn q she ssh inst. complains that
neither ihe Hiiiiiary nor ei,ic. r-o-srs have
takeu any mcasurcs 90 hu up H. d.tch -hseh
"a das T., the Fc,icral, is.i sI,rin- for the
purToss - turning the rivcr a~sy frun that
clty. Aiiusios = rnasie O. some IocaI i-aI-
ousi's- b. ~hich 8 apfears vl-crc ar par
ues on ihc other siie 81 fhc rver wllo arc
not unf1endly 10 the proposed change in
ale channel. thinking thSrsby % eventually
-.c4re thc iurner immense trade e Nseks-
burg ior another aud rsal locaEty Itis
sait THAI the frsi iss IN tbe r,er vii CON-
piete an ncs channel. and leave Vickshurx
soulr thrve or four mikes inland. ~ la.t
accounts he vPfsr Hscrs YER rsing. and
% d. not impossiblc that .ua-ccut water
may soon come doun o. wash out the arti-
trlal elaur,l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02
Letter from the ssd Regimen,

CAN'T 6EovER. Dee. ~. iS63.
The health Of oar regiment has improve,
u late. We have several cases q measles
but 80 far tn disease has assumed a vcr,
mid fortn
Our hospital arrangements arr no~ vcr,
good. AMI cur Surgeons are competent Q,
al the positions thy Occupy.
Since Dec. 1T. the following change
have been made In our regiment:
DIED.
BARTON Fields. Co \. Lewiston.
Reuben A Saw. Co Il. Bro-ns-h.
JAHnes ". Chase. Go. r.. Upton.
Gilman Pike. Go. r.. sweden.
MArshal l.. Flint. Go. n. Brownscld
Anthony Johnson. Go. n.
- Bracket. Go. r.. -
Lls~sllvn Ban. Go. y Bethel.
Clarke Twiichcll. CO. Il. Rsth~l.
james " Mo-gan. Go. T.. DAnriue.
lsaAc Il. Rcsscc. 60. 2. Paris.
DArius frare. Go. C.. G-ccne.
J.. n fsz. Go. C.. Dan,hle.
W II. Alcn. Go. c..
Mar =. Frost. Go. u. Nor-sv
&. Il Mitchell. Go. l.. -
4. :. Edsards. GO. n. OsisSsA
Gso. l. McIntirc. Go. n
Di-,HsE,-En.
H'r4n 7. knight. Go. ,. Pris.
- Hale. Go. r.. Br.I-t.n.
- fcriey. Go. b.. Rul-ton.
Iharies IL loang. Go. 81. No--s,
REstGNEb
Cspt. Littic. 60. r.
l-icui. " r-hi. 90. A.
licut. StsI3~s. Go. l.
Lieut. Wentworth. 20. I
FEcsori-.
Adj ". "a Hal. 20 =, Cspt ofCo r
Serreant Ma r l.. wLs,u.an. - =
Alluiant
oriSrs we're r-oeised for u,0vinr. Safur.
day and a. tb~ appointed tirr-- tie h-,,.
we're ready. with thr~s dsy, railou,. and
knsPsArks straPTSd uF-ou tl-ir back. ~cr,
ready o. mar,h.
The rvSimcnt - no- distributed a. FOB
lows 'ompanies All u a. ~-rccs p
= \. and n. ~ith IIsa.lquartsr, AZ Mol
dy Branch q. a; Io-k No. II. T. u
and ]. AZ Grra; Falls IL Mas. 18th
and New Hampshire 18th. nth Bri-Als
Headquarters b. a; PooIsssiur. and th.
Vermont losh is stationed IN de,aeh.sst,
from Pooiesvii.c 90 the mouth q ths Moa
ocacy. Ihe place ~hcrv ~ are no- en-
camPcd Nth kegimental H~zdszarters j,
about two miles below seneca, znd = frua.
" ashiugton.
We left al our sick a. thc cd e.up
Poor fellows. Some Of them al so-on b
able Go Join Us. but many of them never ir
tAis world We lefs about t~ents - Co
? men Their. pa, ouiy two IN Hospital
J L. Packard. Of Paris. danrsrou.lv ,ick
and Daniel Delano. % Peru. improving.
The rrmainder ar SEX in tlseir quarse-.
q meas.e. and severe colds. none dasecr.
olslv SIX
IL ~hspercd round this evening. dat
We arr O. move again in day or to. aad
% would not surprise mc should "a b. ~.
INN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02

Ii..ss u. I,.-... ss. Governor fNa--
,---. o.. t,ea -gpe.nted &. ~ senator
irom chat state. boz place of Jrm,s 4.
rcsr-e. scrrarrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02

Ihe Inhune sass that Africau soldiers
viii De- employed 90 guard the bans. ~ the
MississiFIa. sarusou Oh, iort. t,iou Ncw
Orleans an on the coast. anI o. enforce
ihc proeizma,iou q freedom o. their Jrcih-
rrn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02

Prime FErNrINe. >lp-rinteuIen; De
frees sas, the government printing oflrs 90
Wa.h,n-ton ha. already saved hunt-es. q
thousand. ~ dollar. oa Co., r-bl- pint
in- o. ha. lately PCT in ore ~ Hos fl.t
presses. Or the more ar.' printing ~ Doe
lulruts. We urre c.a.i3rrilis ara-.I
lately to sce a lsmo. ral.- paper er1t.It
state tllt t.i. press ua. to he .rat O. Tor
Royal. Oh print an abolition journal upon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-02
LIST OF SOLDIERS

Who have g,ns fron FSYrnUEe. daring tAs
War. Nth the numssr II the Resiu1eas
10 which they -sseraily enlisted.
Tho~, With ar from Co@P No. .