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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-25

OF THE
MISSOURI DEMOCRAT.
For he Year 1854
DAILY. TRI-WEEKLY s WEEKLY.

For The rear 1904
DAILY, TREWEEKLY s. WEEKLY.
The war drama is approaching its highest pointed
interest. This ysaT viii probably e0ns1msts tie
Doom Of the Rebellion, witness the Hafionsl Cor
eminent restored in the fallen States, these rsgsa.
Grated, and Slavery obiiteratsd from the land Ths
events Of 81 viii be amang the mnsim0msnt0gsia
the History Of the Country, and doubtless Willia-
elude the return Of Peace, and tho entranrs q
America upon a new career Of unparalleled great
ness aud prosperity. With Labor Tindieased foa
the repr0aeh OF serfdom, the People win stasd ~
on a higher platform Of intelligence and power, and
feel q suil prUf0uDder interest ia Ei tls dctETBf
the progress or their oBn and other lands. Absa
word Is entering upon a new series OK eommotion.
70 trrDinate in the triumph Of Democracy 5syori
the Atlantis uhile eniZratinn 20 Arlclcs NA
acquire n new AID Tremendous lmPetUss aEgnsnung
immenseiy cur productive power.
The stirring events Of the times viii Be grl1hisal-
ly depicted in the eolams OF the DEMOCRAT Hhra
we are resolved to rerder more ValBi.ble an a
t~ractive than ever az a faithfdl
Mirror Of Passing History
Inspired by the spirit Of Democraey-aeknoa-
lodging no leader but Tru.h-The Missouri Du
OeRAT will continue to be solely the UTyan Ofts'
People, and prompt to dcn0uncs ald Tepudiats arr
pol tical or military aspirant who seeks 70 betns
their cause.
In addition to our War News, we shall eontinu5
in our Weekly paper the Weekly News summary,
and also an abstract Of the proceedings efCongea
and Of the Proceedings Of Legislatures Of hissoaa
and Illinois.
Our Tri-Weokly, will contain as hsratafors'h
the Important News, Local and Commercial RsPas
Of the Daily.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15
STATE OF MAINE
- PROCLAMATION.


Ia seasons Of sorrow and calamity. whesh-
er Of indiViduals or nations. the hear- a
man. recognizing them ss Gel Jodgrnents.
confesses the impotence 81 human po~er.
and instinctiveiy casts itself upon tn N
mighty Cor support and con-olsfiun.
Obeslicut % this senfin,enf AID eoniortn-
ing 20 the custom Of our f.fbers, b the AL
wee OF the Executive Councii. do appoint
ThursSav. the feurs-~nrh day Of April next.
a. q day Of Rnhbe hEHaila.iioa. FASTING and
PRAYER
On that day do respectfully request the
people % tins State. uagis'r.te and citizen.
hyIng aside the pursuit 81 ordinary aVo~a-
tons. both Of basincss and pleasure. 20 ~
pair "a our accustomed Plaoes of WORSHIP.
and there m huHaility and contrifion conless
cur numerous transgressions 81 the law q
God. for ~kich he = chastising u. and, m
voking ms nercifai pardon. pray that al in
authority nav b. clothed with wisdom and
Cody fear. that cur arrnies may be cncircc
with strength IN the d.y 81 hstfl~ and forti-
tsde under al their trial. an1 that PxscE
FOUNDED ~ RICHTEoUsNEss nav be speed
Nv restored 10 the nation.
Gwen AZ the Councii Chsinl,er. Augusta.
tins. nineteenth dsy of Narch. IN tho year
Of cur Lord one thousand EIGHT hundr,d
and slNty-four. and of tn i,sdepsspslens,
81 tn United Stats 81 Ansersca. The righ-
ty-eighth- SAMUEL CON1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

A. EScorxAof>o ruEptcrioS. senator
rru-ai,-ilcf iIiinoi.. she personal snd rois,-
al friend q Presidsns i.incols. IN introda-
~'Ug ths P-opossd coutitionAl smendraent
ahoii.hiae sisssry and removing that ques-
,icn frou ear uaiioaai poi.tics. said
- Instead % losking bsck s-d mourning
cs~r the errors q H. past. lvt 20 rculsuaber
thu cnly Soc 80 lessons thsN teach icr III
fataro. forgetting thc thinSs ~hich are
past. let 70 p-v.s forward a. she aeon
pli,hnont of -hat !. b~fore. We lave 81 at
placed az ths had q cur armies a man ia
-honi ths c.uatrv has confdsncs. = uaAa
Mo Ia. ~cu welcomes ~hcr~ssr ~ has b~sn.
snd trust that ia nird ;. o. 10 rsrIs' .ited
uniassrfsred 18th % urits our forces. never
e-tcr- - sy-rni'lsbic 80 today. IN one crt-o
grsnd srntes an hsri then upca thr -
80 fo-cs- iet hin pct 10 fighi The nlain
rsb-l aray -htch has thrsafeosd tbs capital
FOR The last hrSs year. AL the s-nan rebel
sruIts. 80 sisss,sis s,ss.,ii,it,. sSSS g
thst rcsuit duuag The cosning cNnnpaign.
And nh that rcsuli. II &c civilians do Cur
duiv. &C shall havs thc aathority of the
Coasfftntica Vrnd iratc,l C,nstitsttonAi 10
erts rs-ss;.bh.hed. the Z nios restored.
AMI freedom every proclairsesi.-
Shosli not AsEsHsN LSScotS. -hs Ia.
iaAagurAscd tbs policy. b rstsinei - car
~ - oct 70 iss trisnphsnt oonclasions oi
cour,s ~ shoald. Ne; Garrett DAVIS has
ju,t 3sciar,i that b. -oui1 vote for sny
nan on ths fscv Of ted. earth $40 Soahl
dcs-a; AbrAhan Lisco'n. unlcss he -a' a
nsEro-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

isNrcHsSrs- "a - caicliais,i that 20. .
O." Ia.mig rants wiu Ind in tAs ooauirs
the present vear Th- aocouut. m Euro-
reaR-s .psrs sho- thst ths une.eu.ut suaoog
soue offering cornua-nisscs almost dsF,opu-
lstes dsi1cts Sssrrai States. a. wsu a.
corPorAtions sdsaaos saousy % psy 10 ga
pensss ~ lAtorcu A bil passed by ths
Legsiasurv ~ this STATE. sIlo-, e. o.
sach. q a. ahls-sod.sd l.5orcr,. Lrousht
over ~ A. sssociatioa Incorporated By the
a.. 40 sh.il rr,iae in thi. State ons year .
SCI shan Dot become a chargr - an to-n
TIE dsnaud ioF labo, ~ slsori III service,
q al 80 osa - trgught hsrS al indeed
lie iarussrs cannot eel % -iihaat ~ IN
cr~Asei -upIliy % laborsrs shu. q b. sup
Pi'sd. t. class e,suiug over At pr,,-ss Ar,
qaist and ~ liable a,ricuiisralists an ore
natives
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

The ne- woolea Mil boih b. The ROB
insoa Manufacturing ConPssy. which 70
owned by Jo.eph R0biason ESQ, asd n b.
J. LIBBY a CO. 81 RortlanA. l. ao- IN al
opersfion. TIE corrOrsiios noe have s.
operation r-sl.e fun so. Of a.chiasr,.
turning out 5000 yard. Of eiotA per -sek
This i the largest manufacturing establish
userf m Oxford County The eorPoratisa
have bosght the risht Of ho-sge around
Thompson Pond. the great Reservoir 0fsbeir
water power. 80 a, TO r.i.. tseir dam 10
leet above their original rigAi. ShOuh
their power prove sufficient BY an eNPeri-
ncn, during the present season. the eOrPo-
rsts .tock vii ~ Increased. and another
ns- mill of sire .ufbcisus % CARY eisht
s~ctieu.. erected uron tAs privilege.
JssrpA Robinson. E.q. has bOosht tA>
Edmund Have, Farm AZ suction. for $500.
subject 10 the widows do-sr. and viii the
nsxt season sr~St . large mansion Coz =
hOnsstead-
Seth a. Fsusos. Esq.. has psrch..sd the
4" King -Ood lot. near the village. and
-ill baild a dwelling house Tor . r-.idesos
On the lad cOanecsed Nth Tia ,,rss. The
coming summer.
Waiter IL. Thouss. Esq. Of POrtl.nd.
has purchased Duuns Save and PlAhisg
Mil.
Rev A. W. fO,tle. The PsPolar pastor
Of the Methediss ehurch. Pre.ehed b.. elos-
ing sermon FOR the year last S.bsstA. and
IN accor1aHce nth The Gnanlaaous dcsire q
tn Church and Society -in 10 retGr-~i
snOiher ysar ~ the snssiag C0.scrSacs 10
% beld a. Bath
Lsassl Cro0ksr e Port l.na has bought
ths bSs1esissa Barking, and lOt u the at
Thomas I. Small. ior $500.
large number q dwelling houses -ill
be erected in the village The eSuaias ssason
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

PHusNrHEorr DvHfSc rur wAR. 4
littls solams. 49, % have prepared vEth
EEsai s.rs. las b>~a Pabl,sA~d ~ Ns-
lork. -hiob Ess~s fresa ofhessl AL ether
aathsutic soarce, illi an faiihfal narra-
tive - AZ contrihatioas ossrvi ~ tha
pcoVls to tbs ,sPp0rs q dir armiss AID %
th> .oisr. % n. .ss--yis ~ ID. -.r. We
learn from "a tss he total contribsusn,
FROM States. os-aii-s snl to-ns. 90 IL
as AL r.Eef % soijisrs ard th~ir fanilies.
has auusosnf-d 20 over On, huudrvd and
siEhty seven uiiiiion, a. dollar. siss -. p
90 GU that he confrihutior, s-r iie care
and ocrn'ors e soldicr-. BY as.ociaiioa, hsd
ani indisiiuals. has aaiegaisd - ever
t-Sutv-fOur uaiiiioss tSst.ott. 49, So that
the contrihnfions AZ tAc sa1e tine for 81
icrcrs abroad has becn 49,. I'D "a and
thai The cosiribaioFs fsr tlvV.lu.es ,a5srsr.
- a. Ns- Nork no; q JAY snd -h.te
rrfug-. nav, bses So ga -. s.sking
graz total. es,issisc 81 ths sEpsniiturus
- tbe gossru1sat. oi more than to
hgndrei mililSn, q dsliar, CS2i2. lea 80
-. .Journai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

fnsr NsTIoNsI BsNE o. LruIsrox
Nstisnai Bank has ben orxanissd a,
Lewiston. 81 uhich A -. lockwood. -
N Aver. A Wsksseid. : 4 Bearr,.
" kigerf. } =. Cobsrn. y " Tar-en.
snd q p Cheuey - Le-iston. TimotL-
wake. - kuuiora. verC ELECTED Dire
tor. A J.. Lock-ood "a, elected Pres
dent ard u suin. Cashier Atame.t-
isg o. the Storkhoiders % tAs Is-i.,.,
Fails Bark q -as voted 90 sa-r.,s.r ;,.
eharter. snd unite uiih TIE National Bans
a. one Bank
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

THE SUFHE~r CorEr a. washin-ton.
las fnaiiy deci'isd the grvss Q.icksiirsr
Minin- cs.e in favor - che claimants. and
against TIE tni'ed States. Tt d~ci,;oa
oo"sru1' 20 The oompany ere .quar- Ie,rse
- lad. On -A'cA tbs quicksii.sr uire d.
'itgaies. Iss nine prodaoss between thir-
q snd fort ihousand Task, q quicksii.er
pr year. ~hioh "a gold ~oald - -orth be-
t-ecs t-elsc and hfcen hundred thouss.,l
dollar. Judgc clifford STATED the v.los
- The H,rDes % b. t-en'y million dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

d.is thsrl al Scu,c - thea -sut 20 a
nearly snPsy passesrsr car. a. n % eater.
-Asa al officsr or1srsd thcm bsck "a r,ng
..ths: car rs for Gee. Grant snd BE sisf 70
H. Gsn~rsl -ho "a. irsiis oserbesrir :
the coa.erss'isn. stepped 90, AMI cham
,sristicsns rcnartsd. "CsR. Graa, oces-
Pc. Only ose sat. The hoy. caa ride. :
and /" he bo,s iposeliAtcly SLED ~ car.
linden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

PLsNr .Np sos We ha.o ur-ed urou
our fA-rninE frIra4. ever sssce our c-nsss-
tion 18th Tho Piosghsan. net q % a.
Inundated ~ he Age Pr.cs - l.bsr. Or q
Fertilizers. from doiaS tbsiF utnsst g. a.
or~l-~ - q-a-fsfy a. eel q. fhs yu.lity -
ths'r oroPs. ah4 ths Prioe. c,1r~ut Ia al
tbs ns-sPaPers - ths .sApl- prodacts q
ts~ fsrrss. sasrd TIE most substantial
svitence thai tia nis;akss IN farm Manage
meet nade last ysar.---rr by ihs,c no
thoagbt oecsuss lahor -ss 80 ssSh. tat tssy
% so~A not Ahord 20 hAs. n~cc,,.ry beip
20 uaas- tAsir Accustomed er0p.-
IL stag aeH q the shorts ghsslness
a tho.- no permitted their lad, - lis
iAiio~ iasi year. bsesus, tAsy -sro not
-sllssg ~ pay Or lAbos a. d. earroas rA;s,
tres 80 rebuEs n to rapi4 -, ard large
Proht' - those -bo appreciated ihe changc4
oondil0a Of the currency tba aaArssts. al
th~ uue,. -r0-mss-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15


$3.50
.,,h. w..t,.,-Ca--.t ~ 49,
ofhs-esE
sur-I,.-s a.. ,.i.,t,fR., a. 49,
o. I.~-.,,sr 5s-i-r A.. -. l. u.
am,
rrsgiosrt f...,,...--.-..f,v......,,. ~,
an ~.,.r.i,. Ia, sfb,i.-.. s.,.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

Ma. james A. Hal. oornnandinS %. a.
tAery camp 81 Wasbington. ID 4. sns-r
a. camp Barry as reosnt.y presented ~
ti.e olicers 10 tLs camp -ith q spIond ID
70 -afch and cham -hick cost over three
h1nsred dollars Ma HAL -s forrnsriv
''p''in - 81 $1,000 Mare Bs,,sry. ard
" an abe ar ss-i.rt ofe.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

NAVAL The Naval Register jasi is.uea
reports the nsmber Of vessels. iacIsdinr
those still building. az sI7. ..ons thsn
'cvcutr-t-o Iron-clAds ard too rAms-ths
AEongsr ard NIadicaior Wbsn u % Coz
'ider-d that on taking possession q n. o.
See secr~tsry Weli-s foand BIT fosr ye.-
sels a. h's i1ro-diate disposal. snd that y,
las -hiie suildiHg Up fhis asEnisceut a--t
blocsaded a coast u 500 niles. nth I-y
hsrbors AAd inlets. nth ssch vigilanc. ss
- easss ;ss AsskTsP;ey % sso-s parties run
nIng The blockade. -s think 10 car vel A.
iord 70 - eailed "Erans mother 90 bear
ssy ePifhef ti.s' 49, - sPPii~a History
vi sidscsts rs ability. Even ao- n.
'"-rchs"t ssr.ice I'll net esnp-ss 18th ves-
'els 81 30 coustrucuou. on equal terms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

IL nsy l. dsbstabie p0iu, -he,hc- The
late pissfaat .sa.on ~, r-siis a IA 81
SPrin-. OFT Js-uary ths- ros'posed \
foog oi 500 ha. faiien thi, ~eek We .h.ll
consider 'h,i q as .rrisg u-tl our Nav
dswcrs sre -itAer.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

Hos D. T.. O..eou A. rir D. ses-
by a. sunoanlsaent in another ooiu--.
tbs gsriisHasn d.s.l 81 ia req .isuos .a 1--WE
burr. en- ~ra-.ay isu From q notirs
furnishet fo t.sc Arras. 90 ssiract ths iol-
io-iar lie 80 SCI Eno-n thr0ugh a.
~tate. haung rer-esea-rl his coaniy in
fh. senatc sae or tso terms so hls town
ln the H1rss a Ecrrss.utsilres several
teau. nr Osgesd uas a ulcnbsr a 60
tourrii dur.nr 90 s.ianfntst-nflsns Of l.oss
liul i-rd a. CROSBY IL ha4 a.. llIel
tarioas oihrr posrilrs. fara m al-lr-
rsup O. e. fs.ts-ror. se.-.f.a1 ~ tis
frsn trr many wars. sd rrtI cote rr-
o~ufIf ras inrar.alir s-.r-fsf - 81 fn~rs-
r.en at fnc liruorfsf, party t8 rerrrs~rf
leu Ir rrlrtr and safe .tenti1ns ile
rfarriei lsa-hffr sf 80 Iaf@ Jadgs Ia
"a ant sIf'er GO rr.f. rsenor Dars. a vsry
estiu.aais ialr uto uifs frs chiidrsn. suf-
wives hlu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

Mr. Souih~orth. Of Winthrop.--ths
uao,her - Rev. a. Sozth-orth. -canc 90
-. farls. on q siss. the ~e~k her .oa rs
iaksn sick >he as suAchsd nth fever.
and died on Thur.iay Of last -esk. Her
rv-ains ~~re taken 20 Winthrop for barisi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

Cbisf Jussics ArPl~sOn q Maine Las
written an able letter TO Hoe. Charlie.
Sumnsr. urging uniforn la q s,ideacs
20 apply - witnesses in L. :. Courts, AZ
PrSssnt the rol-s - evid~-ee IN L =
Courts. ar. those Of the States IN ~hich the
courts arc bid. 80 that in the san,e court
ard under the same az. . zan uho had
committed = uurter in ihs presence only q
ceiorea nen. Z tried Ia So. Carolina
would BE- aquiftsd. bit in M,,sAeha..ti,
-0uid be hung JuiEe APPlstSu ssys
-srr tarIA. o. any other az made % or
crate 90 unequany. the people would aos
tolerate Il. lie urges Il a. blssph.my 10
God. - rule la; -bole r.ee, Of m-n ~Aoua
he has created srr n.de too usendacious 20
be us-t as ~Itne.scs. becsu,e ti.cy ha,. q
greater number u pigment cen, AL mo-c
eussseous Ciand. than other nsa As~i,i-
hralOn advances al classes wi BE- admit
ted 20 TESTIFY. the lot being abandoned.
leaving he cours 20 determine upon The
'oGadness a tie testimony lie rrasou,
that truth . The Anguag- q nature and
eVes we're a orininAl 70 testify falsely 70 Ia.
Own Innocence. that. Nth Oder cirrura.s.-
ces -OuiA - -.ee s;rong circuaa-ansiai
Testimony against hia u would be ia-
possible 20 conceal lie thread q f.l.skoo-l
running thr0ugh the case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

NJ I'esnsr. u Oh. fru, q T,etsor 4
fields. pu5l.shsrs q tbs Ausrte Man,
died Oh sunday st. 10 Fh,isds.pbas NJ
Iicknor a. - althor q sorE on sp,-.
ish htsrature. and iiis Of Prs.coti.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

CoNSncricUr ELseIioS Return. froun
every to-n bon - state ofCoansciicsf have
besn reserved Ihss give B-lklssAazs q
majority 81 5.s-s. IA total sots q b So
hi2tiesu Oa.oa Ssnafors. oat of 30. az
i5s Representative ost sfzas are elected
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

REsIGStO. We noticc dat CsPs W.
z S-an. % Co. X. iSsh Maine Rsgimes,.
has been sorccd 20 ru,iga On Accosn, % ~
health. Lieut. } n. Fciton. % PAri.. Ia.
been commissioned Capt. 10 an tbs VACANCY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

Commssdrr Nsaasrb iit % sad 20 b.
~ofth a. .9pn.prI 4. 7 S,s-ar; gave
h,s eLsck ior one ban irsi thoasani dollar,
% ths ssniiary Farr. ~hilh as iua~diats.
~ covered ~ ths Cenu.oIorr Cen y
gave thr sover-meut raisabi- resner in
tie oPening n BE -aE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

Ihs BATH times SAYS that Mr Cyrss Len
ma. former resident q that city. vss
Allied N ssht -itb ibe Apscbs Indians on
ths 2gth q Jsnuarv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

IL . reported that vsry ususual auiosn,
- 'icknsss pry-sii. throaEhos' Al, r~sion
Aaectioas - tho iunr- rredouinais.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

fon rssurns frou tss Msrylsad election
make "a csr;ain tAsf ihsrr III 80 god
Working m,isrity % The advocate. q iuarn.-
date Asd Incorporated ernansipaiion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

Darius Fo-bss. rscsutly di.chargci from
a cl~rk .bip - $50 pr year. 20 graft,
copperb-sd inaasncs. hAs nov q plars
-orth $500 Net - uniortunaie a. h
Snixht -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

Iss Biadeiori Union ava cfiua. eoa.
case "A. been 90 trial IN her Maaicip.l
eouIt i0r ths past sss DAYS. rvsuisisg 10 tie
di'charge Of tLc dsfcs4ali. The Uu.sa
thlnks Jsdgs Jsliison . a. Adasirahls gre-
Ger. but ). a. IN a. cas- an ths Csart ron
a. b. vosia h 4 called sF-sa % testify IA
Court a. physicias
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

BHopE l-i,~b EtrcrIo~ Tbs STATE
eiectiou t0os piso. ls.t wsdns.day Said
usiou. "a elected C5sernor. an4 tks
Lssi'iaisre 10 strongly Un.oa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

Mai Gen Howard has ben s..igaed .,
~ eom-and ofths fourth Arrny osrp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

Tbs "a sni Sd Name Battcris. no. At
Camp Barry. j. { are TO ioia the Barn
.i5e Expedition
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

The Pubii'Asr q a.. Aogs,,a Age say,
- q" shall endsasor % issuc one more nan-
Der. an4 then u - canaot proearr conps-
tat i-aads b insurs 10 i.sse % The rexular
DAYS 81 30 Psblicsiion. - .bsn raakr .ous
othsr srranEsrnsut ia rrgsrd o. i'~ Tee
isrobabihty %. in our orinion. that tb.
sab'erirt.ou Do; offhe Age ill % traasier-
~ % a. Poriissd ADVERTISE ere Ioar.
ffolrirr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

Csnma8ors ". u. Porter 10 ~ expect
30 I've Hs Ess ia sinking eoad tion in
Nsv Yort
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

Tbe Aa ohanging ths Aurust term q s.
} e. for Oxford County. % Ga iLird 4 ses-
day - S>r,cabsr. bad no ensctisg clsus.
ard consequently oil g into force 10 thir-
~ days AFTER IN sdjOurnm.st q the Legs
isisrs. Parties m.sing wits al. ~ 10
tAas ass retsrn tbsus 70 August Ters. alter
tbn % sspt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-15

TIE proposition uhi-s "a, been seba,.s
IN the House. 20 ailo- cablnet ofhcer. sea-.
On The foor. in imitation q - EnRlsk
custsm. h :, aid Ill b. vetoed tv tbs
President. shouid Is pass rbs baf pow
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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-01-09
Correspondence of THE NEW SOUTH.
First of January Celebration at Beaufort


SWORD PRESENTATION TO GEN. sAxToN AND COL.
HlGGINsoN-sPEEcH MAKING AND BARBECUE
AN ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD.
BEAUFORT, S. c., Jan. 1st 1868.
According to previous announcement, the new
wear has been ushered in here by grand demon
stration under the auspices of the freedmen, In
honor of the Presidents memorable proclamation
of year ago to day. An unusually cold and
rampant Southwestern did not contribute particu-
larly to the comfort of the occasion, but the pro-
cramme was nevertheless, all carried out with
entire success
Aprocession of over a thousand colored soldiers,
ouartermasters hands, and colored women and
children, was formed under direction Of Col. 7.
w. Higginson, of the 1st S. c. Vols, assisted by
Jacob Robinson, well known colored resident
of this town, and marched through the principal
streets to the camp of the 1st S. c. Vols, where
large stage had been erected, appropriately
ornamented with arches inscribed with historic
names which the world will not willingly let die.
Singing by the schools and prayer by the Rev.
Abram Hutchinson, colorsd man, opened the
exercises. In the mean time salutes were fired
from various field works, and the John Addas
slowly steaming down the river, joined i'll with
the thunder of her guns. The Proclamation Of
Emancipation was read by Mr.. G. Pillsbury; and
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PLANTATION BTTTERs.


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