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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

Durins our krst years service - a neSs-
Der Of TIE Ho9sr IA iSso. AroSs'oOs ooso-
" ~asrepresented in tlAf branch. by two
members. Iloa. SberPs n Cary and an OE
rentIsnasn ~ the .sme Of Leaviu Oid
q. Father Lsa,ift . as he va. then called. for
soae rssson Or other had a. idea that "a.
rry -as opposed 20 the trse interest, q the
AroesfOOk back woods .stsiers and being
. Lrtie prelaliced vitAali. Enade al point
90 vote just fts oTy'osise q Cory Cary bs-
ing called frst on thu lisa. gave LsA,iss tie
cue hOs 70 vote.
oae day uPOs tho cal Of the va. and
Nays Carr being Tor The tinie being oat q
his seat. did not answer the E-ss cal q the
clerk. Tsis Pazzlsd the oil gentleman
Lesvitt. and when Lis naae wAs called he
besi;aied. bas snAlly voted Me-. Bot he
'seued 10 Do IN Srcat doubt whether b.
had voted right 81 the cal o. toe absen-
tees Cary voted So. A; ,his respoa.e
Father L. threw up beth AAnds exclai-ins
- Zlo1sk God a.. rlglf'- Ia. e. brou-Li
dom the house
The point nc de.ir- to ils.traie - thi,.
ls selecting . Candidate for the nSxt Pr,.-
idency. the first question thar presents H.
self Is. H0~ 10 the rebel and copper.
heads vose.-agaias; Lincoln or Tor him
That question - already settled. TAey
eoasi4sr bis re-elscsioa the greatest oalan-
ify that car befAl ,bSa. Thai - eae vsrr
potent rSason -hy the loyal men AL over
the oosntry dssirs has rv-election. Th.r
sn,rlf That the rebels Dat vast Notainr
would us0rs couPlsiels discourscc he rrb-
els thaA ;hs re-slcction % Ab-ahan la.
cola, H0ihins car D. done ~hscl y ID have
= tendency 90 bring tse var to succes.ful
close zsore eEeetuAiiy ihaa dis Rebel. Ia
tie JEFF DAVIS dynasty have been sacour-
AGED % hold GA and hold cut. Until tle COP
PSrbead democracy could efcct ch.u-s in
the national sdr1lnisiraii0n. Let u once
becoale sstiic1 that Honest ola Ale stsnd,
AZ the hsim ior The seKt foar vear.. it--M
eHtinsuish lie last hope % ths traitor, al
knoek oct I'll last prop thai holds sp n,
io'terinS siTuetsrv 81 The Southern rebel.
ion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11
Nine cheers for View Hano.hir.

Suiie'ert returns hav. slr-sdv bs~n ~.
oe''od 70 sho~ thar Gilmore. The sniou car
diaaie Tor Governor. las lesn rejected b,
a. fA'' 30 MAJORITY. lsrge ssis ron
iAs' yssr- The LeE.slafure !. orsr-b.l-,-
'Hsi, union. MIsh this glorious re.ul,
F'erlshe' the last b7p-s % that s-ci-t-,ito
fransiin f'srcs for ID, Unus8 states S,s.
ATE
Tins . aeother Lio- 81 tfc.ssr. ro-b
and south. Harrah for the brave usis,
nen - the Oh Granite STATE
~ uni0n neu o. Maine. srnd Bal ,b.,-
eo"erais 'siioas b. their hsroic b-rsL-un A.
russ ths lins
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

\ San AoCIur>r. Mr.. Mar, (. Hoi,.
~'ic of 1i-as %. Hos. 70 W.isrforI. .x.l
- sears anl c Haoashs. As ver, .sd8eni-
Allied 90 ths re- Aeiory At Crais. Mil.
AT laarsiss a.ternoos Her rIstAinr
ea-sli on a hcli. sa3 80 "a, ih-o-n a-,ss,l
orc % a. ula4a ,haf.s maar timc, -fh
Srrat fsrvr before ths nachinery ooaH O..
'tagpsi. Her telv As bail. raAnsisl
an4 .lr '.ghi a., most dstrsssins. TIE
fansral ssrs icrs ven held On tl.e f51o-,-
das a. iAe Lou.e q Mr jacob I..s-,u. o..
iori. Mr Eoa.n.on al .oasc 6h, OF b.,
ci~raiirvs followed abe rvn,ins - The 70.
osa'ei 20 'h~ir fnsi resting place in The
Nor-as Pine Grove Ccaastrry.
Mr. iioh -as ue,t excellent -ousn.
.n4 AsF io'' a. BE- deeply ieis - Lsr a.
n'1isd h1'aand. par,ni, 80 freed.
sc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

lSESr~st BrVENrr Tsr Joa-usl state,
'Aat the rvcripss ca acro-rt % intsruai ~.
enue. h.s year. ildieaio thaf ths am5ant
81 reach re sun - ore ha'I--i rlilIi-rs
Ia che H.an4i,rturinE e-ta.H,hmsrt.
ns- closed shaussais stsrt ur ticr, q. good
prosIeet 'hat the r~vease vil r-aeh e. Or.
g .nal esilnaate cf ore handr-d AID CIV
uiIiors
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

S0s. t0-F Las informed "a. Ho... ~,
tae LAID scrip gwen 10 Msine sor =, A..
ricuiiarai Conege has besn received I,
oosPrse' 1872 quarter sections Of .sd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

A. saiournrt ssssicr - DE- Coa-s o.
csurfy Com1aissioncrs. siu 30 h.fI b. Pa.
81. on Iaesias nert. Dc usy b. of a8ya,-
tage fc soue rarties % kro- that 'r.n.-,i
tils are aaiiied sf th. - l,ar Germs. All
iAat rsrtie' srtitiel 70 fecs 10 cases No. ,st
alsssd. oan rs o5ta.s t.s auoaat. I'D
fas terri iu Msy
Ihs rerlIsr term a. ihe Protss Coa-
al b hsi 81 ne Probate or. r.,t
Ius.isv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

Js' Isnnett. ~ be- been apr,oin,si
f.os'nassier 81 lieansrt. in plsrr az lir
Graz. re-Enei AZ Bcn-st % o. ss.r.
reiie b-..nsss Han. e. active poIn.as
sni 'ls flgaf uisn for 49, fos.flon t..atusy
u oaufsrrol uT.on Llm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

10 Arl'ter >tsg~ 49, osrrtarne,l On
Monday. irtf.- b-i1- Eamfor4 Co--rr.
Three r-~n .ni TO lt5ir. r,r, i- a., ro.-b
la ss-sr-i -iih1lt iurthrr iuia-, tLaa a
th'rou-h -vtii's TIE a--idcrt "a cas-.
81 sy oae ra1rsr s-it.sgs Fftis o-s q ,s.
brsirH trark. % that BE- 'a1k in che ,oh
fr-w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

We peTosi'e that Dr El-arl spauilisr
-s' elected Mayor q Nssbsa. y n -
dosdsy. He "a the Usios ossd,l.,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

Ia Ma >roNr " p IIasEeu. -.
SuPsrIaisn,leui ~ ii.s Pans FIaar Ai,li. IA.
'ao-n - .rrHP q poetry. tatrn frora oas
@ ne nil4 sisnes. short tine .incs. Ia.
rart siraia. de-iostsd o. -- James River
Weed. Ar written by oon,i,t. p-obasi,
un1sr tie iHhucrcv q tLe high s,stc Of 81
e.ieu'ent pFodsced ~ ab.s.ncucr from tAs
SO - The nArcotic. To those sot f.1ali,r
Nth nils The erPianation nay bs NEEDED
That ihe H--r >ioaes a., too hard O. be
q-irric'l IAey are huiit %. "a ir0a bsnL,
'he 'Taoe' be'-ecn the ston-s beng fU,I
~'ih pla'ier. Tie papsr -. pisevd near
isc face. . ii.ai is discovered - -p..l
ing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11
supr,ne Iuaieial Cont.

1bs Mark Tsrn for oSiort COgnts
o0@uencvd ia session o. TvesdA, Julgc
BAEEows . present for tie srsi tisss IN ara,
County. Ouing 10 Tho lad travelling. bat
orc jury ~as oEaniSed Tossdsy norniag.
ths oshsr beng crrsusslle,l IN The .iisr-
noon. The following Is a hst - tAs iaror,
An aff.,.1.-rr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

hiisroEv 90 BErupI- several interest
nc facts have occurred 10 thi, town ~ortk g
Of no'e duriss o. past fs- weeks
We had ear annusl tom meetinx ~ith-
oui AM oPPositioo. Elected for ssiccfrnsn.
Alphin T~i,chsll. Gilr-,n T.. Bs.n..S. G..
Kintan For ro-a Clcrk. q. N. Ms.sn.
TOYS Treasurer. DAVID :. Bro-n. SShool
Con. : X lIutchin.
We have Sc~inr circis thst ker, a 80
CRIT iron - President three -ssks
We have a ,hoenak.n- frm that fslEl
their promises.
A hsn IN thi. village stole a-ss hsr nsss
usd~r A. ed bsrn N Jsns.rv. iaid 49,
complement. and IN FsbruAr, hAirhsd 90,
brood q chickcns. We think thi, -ai
never iuo-n 90 oocur before in this to-n,
n The -inter saousA.
We lave an undsrt.ker. 10. 70 oae 20
'tsncr. DID not End out that a Per.oa va.
dead iiil Ahsr~ar,is.
We have had The les.s sn0- ever kno-u
daring enc -inier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

The foiioving h.Ttl..r particulars Of III
riid b. Gen. kii2sfrick. sr, psblished.
o. Mikes - rasiroai track on the to
prinicipai rad ssvr Which Lee transport,
h.s supplies Cor the northcru army q Vir-
g'Hnia lave been - tborosgii, destroyed
thai scare timc mnst clap.s before the
roads can Be Pct IN running order Again.
pcports % comrui-sary. or,iuancc and
quArtermastcr's sto-rs we're burnt or de-
s,royed. No les thaa siH rristmin an
oae sa-miH-prineipaily At ~ork for tbs
rebel arms-ssrs bsrnt. SiK canai losi,
loaded ~th gran .~vcrsl lock, o. tb1
JAMS ksssr Canal AMI the almost M siua-
BE cal Pi,s at MAnikia'. Head -srr de-
''rosed- Weary SO prisoners ~ere cap
turvd and several hundred horsss pressed
'sio S-rVice- Hundr-.i, Of nssrce. avail
81 themselves q TIA. oPp-srsaai,, - cone
into or hnc..-
IT, t0ao-Isg socount (fron the sane
'ourCs) q tAe csP-,litssn after leaving
Richm0nj b, Of laiercst.
+" NJ night tie coonAni wat iato can,
a. a I,laoc 81 mils, from Richmon1 arat-o
niiss frusa the Chickahouuiuy Al abous
10 u o'ciock. jet a. tle cuznand as
f4iriy asievP. cSo,Pi tho.e on issy. the ~.
bsis oFsnea a t-o-sun ha,t--v uroa the
oarnP % Gcu. Dass' brigade. s.i ina
Iacdatsis sftsr oLargsl lie cAn2 % tLo
seventh Michiraa. TIE men. thoash taken
entirely bs 'urrls~. seiFink sLsir oarbinss.
And lndsr Col Liich6~ii. Supported ~
the f'r-s Ner-scnt. col Preston. han8soue-
iy rrPuise,l a. sssui,. ssvvrAl ofour men
~crv vo-al.l. A. Col. ISschs~ld. 10 B.
uissiHg. "a ). frarvI as sounded Gen
hiip@iElsk decided o. no.s acro.. no
" hits hog.- Rail- a. an do-n The p.enin-
solar. Durng ths La C,ps Mitchell. q
the Sseoud Ns- VA. 18th the bah q
Col pahieren's c0.ama-l. rvioinsl thsrs.
TIE a. coisH.a % al. snerav On Tse.Iav
n'shs 49, a,i dsy "Wednesday al AT aiEbs
lowered al aboai tb. oon,al. aad poke;
diminishing -as Airaa.s osn,Anily s0iaE on
in .ssrvnt l.rcet.oas
Nrinc.tsy aaoraiag about sine O'Clock.
a Age torr- Of czrslry cane upon the rear
- ths co.uma. Gen. n .ipairics rs no.
unPrePAr-1 GO ti,i.. sd $1,000 o. give
thssa hstfls TAs la V.-asat. usS~r
Llsas CO. Prestou. ably assisted 81 Cap
tsin' Grant Enl Cauaasng-s. snl ths la
Naia~. t-ors tss bra1g q aha, GSAt. -hich
lasted soulrthirr -.~ra- h5ur. -hie the
tab Niel'g go 49, 0thsr 80 .rssats ~ Gee.
Il
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

a musicsi eontepfioa q fo ~ bid a.
a'e-istos. oonmenc .ag ] l.sdav. istL iasi.
an1 cout,ausd for davs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

EieHrH MuSE Ab1at three f3srsAs y
e Lglts Name Eegiu-nt have reenE..
g. Tie 3stschnsrt r-sch-I P5-tlsni. s,
e ro-te o. Az 80. T4-.isy evea.as
by have flriolga o. ID davs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

'srcur. We learn that EE,L. T. Co.
ton. 81 brovnfcli. as arros;eI u~.E or
tie since. ~ S1mner Burnham. IL o.
the chsrss ofsulissing ,lesc-te-s. an sh,r.
ing '-e -7sHty tni managed o. ear,
lie arfearr-. 60 iovu nlcct.rg On Mon1av.
ard % nisai -.' arrested o. Dsruty sis-F
hiee. bst vas f1rciliy rescoeI by some
int.'iiua.s. aHd sent ~ vith snar
h'r'e. NJ E.c. gave chase. sn8 r,-ap.ar.
81 tis man. sitrr a. c1-.tiax rsee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

i' i.reoiio- - Gee Bans. th- Maine
i-'a BE- 60 Save ias.risrd uron i'. colo-..
lf'a Bead sid ror liltson Tie Iltb
Bats Eoa-e. Fou ilsl.aa TIE frst Ne
battery Georgia Ianding. Cottsa. Hs,.a.i
i1r Iiuisor. Co.'s Ilsufat8a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

IpEsf tNu ErrfIo~ D. th- si...i.-
.a iortiani. oa Mo-it, M4,or M.I.u,,
80 r-oser tv ra'or.iy ~ 1920 a-,.-.t
i'. hft r'ar. 80 Co. -trl, elected ,h,
lrI.r t. ktt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

DrsrH co. DR. IIot~rs. DR.. Job
Hoifncs ~ Calais. dicd vrry sa.lleuly. q
bar discasc. vhllc visiting = patient. 81
Is'saA, March 1t Dr. Holmes "a. born
IN thst Part ~ ilei.ron. -hich n5,. compose.
he io~a ~ oNior,l. kni "a. siNiy-f5rr YEAR
81 az. a. the taasc 81 a. dccrAsc IL "a
a sisdCnt "a Ill late Dr Te-lslury. AM On
r"c-isins Ais dipiona. .cttlod IN thi. silla.,s
~lcre D. cousiuucd ia tL- practicc of kis
proicssIoa. ioT sorro tn ycari. Aaa in ths
iaca1.i.lnc IS uaarrse,l o. Nj. Ncsta Ham
.in. lauchtrr of the ate nr Hasa.ia H.
removed - C.lais IN 1854. -hers b. has
rnlosc'l a. extensive an laxative practioc
t'r tair-s sczrs- nr- n "a. sklilaI Ia hs-
Tr.icssloo. aaahls a. Ascly in as 80. al
T,lsi.ons. AID vas thr had Il a cultivated
All ai-ctlenzir iAr..iiy lie snIo,cd the
r'sI--rt au1 csts..a 81 ti.c uholc c,.usulunii,
On ~l'eh b. sPeni ths Pria,ifai part q hi,
iir. Tie su,lisa la.s al strkc v.th ter
ri1ic cfi~rt uI.oa thc Lo-on of fs-uil,.
~l,.h iasi deAriy priEcI .on and lrotislr
in IL haitl, 81 Frr,lrrcksiurs
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Iresia-nt thensy - Bates College o..
sno~ iedge. ihe r-cs.ps. among otb-r,s5.
-crlpt.ors 81 80 from Hon. Ja.. g.
Aa'ne. Ar 60 iro- uoa. siIasy Per-
az
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

kspori says ti.ai Mc,srs. &C. D.s..s.
A c.. a. Msciaal- Faus. convert 49,.
four tons q stra- into rrlnt.n- pspsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

LAsHiNiND >yEeEoN u Lo-eu Ian
'on II j. a. frysburg. La, received Oh.
appointment ~ eIaaiaiug ,lrseon. url,r
ise Al - i-h- lnsalii snl disabled sol.
e'er' 90 Western oEiord. v.ll have DIR
el''s'' siiendel 10 D. cailins spon lin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

IT, '9-.usr's Ia-y ia tis oa.o q char
iotie Joh'son. vho as 'aprosei % have
Been roiforef ~ her h-sbsni. wm o.
johrsou. 70 Poland. have referred . v.r-
ii.t ttst 5serasel cane 90 t-r death ron
o. sia.aistrafioa % corrosive .abi.u.ats
By souse per.on a-tno-a -Joarn,L
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he Jsiou stste Conveut,on . 10 Js
1ei1 a. As % iLs .'th q June.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

I"EsrlsS Crra. Ta- eis.iar .shib.,,on
e It's tiu1 all Lc given Tsrsd.. I've.
ning Ihey ~il rrssent tbe Couic Dr.ua.
90 The Peopie''Ia-yer. sal TonTsvl,r,
Arc, entiled. '. TLe Tuo Barnard.
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ths othsr beng cnarsnsslle,i IN The AFTER
noon. The following Is lst - Ihe igror
IN stivndancc
FiEsr JVEN.
Jane. llobb. d.. Lowell. FOREMAN.
Horace y Bolster. Paris
AhiJah Dsck. Backseld.
Suu9el Cohb. Nor-ay
Joseph DAVIS. Moodsfock
John Goodrich. Anaovcr
" tliiam iiapgOod. r 81. Denmark.
Nsiltanlvl iiin. Jr Brovnfcld.
Hiram Hubbard. Pari..
Cvrus Iiutchins. Csnion
NiihA1 Hsris-. Pera.
Erekiel Merrsl
SrcoND JrsN
France, Hold~n. Oxford. Fo-sman.
Sanuel Y Abb0st. Rana ford
benjamin Bailey. Urs0a
Benjamin Brooks. Crsfton.
Silas nurrin. Hiram
Ehsnsrer u Estes. Gilsas
Thonas = I-ittiekaie. Ns-rv.
Luihsr :. Pike. Nor-sy
Benlaain ? Robia,ou. Hartford.
Ed-art Shirley. FrsburE
JOSIAH I >sstson. >u,nner.
Acrri.i I.omas. Byr0a-
SrrrHNrNEnAsrrs.
james az Chsibosrue. Waterford.
John Holland. DirsslI.
No SoI. I'ianan Holt -. Jane A
lloluss. To-tiasony clossd Tue.da, 4. NJ
AssainIsii ca aooo1nt aunexc.l. for $50
alleged o. have bcvn faiI o. DIR m oy4o
l'cr isso. N Part Fayu.eat o. a rrrosni.or,
noic s.vvn a. pi.im.H - ,loa. DsG,a..
irusc--ihat the IlsInta only pa e. a
thc tia,c Alie-,-i. arl thai the susa 80 pas
~a'. by cKPrcss a--rccua,at 90 The partie. a
the time. o. h. spproPr,ai..! A. .stra ,aies
est ir- thr as of thr u.oncy which - a..
c1nsiisrHgou 81 ID aiercsaid uotr. We
nos-ias. ,srisct for D,0- SanLsr-ou 4.
ia. ". ". Ni-.ia ios DE.
~. 80. 80 Jury Iioratio 4. Rrs4
hurg - a. -. Daailr-h l. Harlo- Ia
- A. seilu- ol Assunq.ii Ti4luf.fI couirar
tca o AZ do-n AMI er~cf .taiIr nj
cellar uu.ierucafh. Fiaiutia dsi ne er.u
i'ir'c coutract a. D. oouieui. fsr -anf o.
maic1als. AM ihat -, -vrr uatls..l 81.
o" coui.las tho.r -ork b. lra Dsa. &c.
niss that D. notiao,l Pias. O. dr.i.t -ur.
hai that ubat iLcs ga 90 toward. tie coa
tract 80 IMPROPERLY done. AM that e.,
ieii 'hr Do u.ihols cause Tcsti-r1uf al,
AT 'H. B.aek tr F.a III Witt,
Cor Drn
lsasc J.. Harr. Lii-Ilant. -. Phshs +
Horr. ht-ciics. Thars.lay. di,orcr derived
Custody 81 amor chil riscn O. Esel.ee
Cause lrssrtiou Hobbs ior Llrflaa.
Aver a I.ea,cs f,r I..t.llr.
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counterieit O. cd &c valley Bart q
u lfboroush. y. ~ Eastern Park @
Man. al Nst.aasi nsrt ofPsrs-.o.. y.
} 80 iaf'sr s.ierel from i's. have srpesr-
81 - NsuYr-t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

N-re-' .sar r..<l q Hrsos'ya. pL. Pei.
..ea Sc Wall. .i.r. r-r.s. thst govern.
a-nt l' '.-t o. ra'i ~ -ln. .'. s,a-.-.,
=. tsr is He ci. .-a-a OBJ. to-n.i1 f..,t
i' .a'e en sa rcn credited. islosd
al calls. t7 cover Co. prescott I,aand.
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Siu-e a. lutsrusiiorai blat. 81 Pors.
ar. rrorsauired a. Nafionai Bark. M
Der III re- hs. b.. sfock ha, al,asred s
% 8 pr cent. AL b. -apiI!y takea sp
We b. iese the back b. aa,h1-.r,I a. L.
crcas, 20 s'cck to amilf.1a d1Ia-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

frrU- Moderator. SRanuel Hoine..
Clerk. Wm. Woolsum. Dr.
>.isctEsn. Jonas Grreas. Ots ", nan.
a J. CLlrchiu
Trvs,grsr. W. n WaHcr.
>-hool Con Dr T. a. Maxin. A b
Wake. All auioa men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

lrei.r.s. Mty.- Iltm uas re.s'.et..f
OIL is~.''-7. o1 M.al4y So, oa.sat..l.
et vas s-..es.' % .l al flr rarlt
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LovEII- Aodsrator. Jas, HOBBS. r..
CLERK. Barne, Naikcr
Ssisetmcn. John C. Haablen. Abel
Head. Scwsll Brown
Treasurer. B.rnes Walker
sehool Con II II. HateAin.. All IN
200 but school Comuaittee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

buroro> EErcr We Ieara fro- a..
>eni'u-l dat the io-n ofBrJstou. on Tee
day. 1t iu'i.. nobir -clceu.-I hsr-cH f-ou
'orperhsad raic. y : LttlefsII. tAsir
candidate a. beaten. a. ti- -bol~ sn,so
n,Ae' chosen y over % majority. Iti.
'n.'ma'sa hat tie Cd board Lad a-taau,
49, gncd Oh. dsy feeding he eiset.as
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

NoEwsV. Mo,lerA,or. W. W. Hobbs.
Clerk. y. G. Bsrro-s
>Slc~,FDen. Simon Stevens. Jas IN. Msr-
nj. Mos. P.rsons
Agent. llenry Upton
Trcasur-r. l.. N. Mrisley
COrnmSties. Sidney I. Saith Al
I uiCn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

SUNNEu. Moderator. Iohn ~ Lane
CLERK. J. +. Str'son
Sel~ctrsen. EHph.iet Merrill. San.u-l g.
Cashman. Lewis Bi.t~e
Treasurer. II. B. Ck-Ed CT.
Aecut. p Morrill,
School Con. Morrill, Knighf. Sha-on
Eobinscn. IT. All rniou mes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

BUcNEIELD. Modcrztor. :. e. Aneru~s
Clerk. DAstin~ >p.aldlng
>vicct.nsn. Dasiiue SpAuidin-. Chas n
Berry. n N Hutchinsou. ~.
Treas a. ~. Allen
Agcuf. :. e And-vvs. Al, Republican.
81 Moderator ar thirl seicctruaa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

DfxFTEfD. Moderate. George n. Hell
lsnd-
Cierk. Georgs :. HolnAn-
select@sn. rhomas %. Gov. Ssweu
Dom. Johs fio.lev.
Treasurer. Ssephsn r. GriastA.
- :. COn-. Hsnry ?. Howard
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

WoorsrccS. Moderator. Calvia 4.
Jack-o-
C!erk. II. &. DAVIS. T.. NJ. Holes. Josh
IA fcrha1E
Agent. A 7. Cole. uReruhi.c.n, u;
a >elcciHan. -ho vas elec;se -itLost Q p
positIoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

OHroS2- M0deraior. Bsnajah Pau u.
Ci-rk. Thouls, Baker
Scioctrn~n. :. ; Saith. Ieh.bod NJ
Thomas. Bensiah PRATT. Ir.
Ag-ut. JoLn J Ferrs
1rraslrvr Benalah rraii
= :. tomHltfre Al anion men
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

Sioneharn. Ma,krafor. Samucl Esaa.
Cisrk. Henri 4 SEAL
Sel.vtsaen. Hatou MeAlE.,er. ueurv 4
Snail. james l.. Parker
Irrasurcr. Samuci = RAn1.
: : Committee. T.. r. Barker
Coil-cfor AMI Constable. JonaiLau Bar,
lett. Al Republican.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

lEYEHJEc Mo,i~r.ior. = : Poser.
eva. MArshah Wsker
Se.octua.n. "A hAsies. lIenry q W.ls-
,r. sleb Fye
ir,assrer. Henry Hyas Saith AL IN
on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

SwEDES AZ bret ~ ~ Us,oa No
crafor. II saunders
q isrk. = = pllmuer
sclsctuen. B.ulamis Wssber. Ebcn ?
Bangs. LslfLer Iowsr.
Irrasartr. y J. steven
AErni. p " WooLhlrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

ECNToRD. Mo,ierssor. Patrick IIo,t.
Clerk. Va Frost
Sclectaen. Timothy Wsiscr. Heury Al
botf - " Bianrhars
Trcasurrr. = A Bacon
>clooi Committee. A. Hoard. "a. +.
AlboG. A. Inlo1 men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-11

bnEoN Noieraior. Joseph Kn.pp.
Clerk. n. :. Bicksorl
S~l-cImsE. ID. 4. Chase. JosLaa NJ.
Merrill John p Shaw
Ircasurrr. J0sspL ku.rp
Schoo Con. II. g. chase. Wu-oh-.,
ii. P1rIagt0n. AL union mes.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-19

We notice in the National Ilfslligenoer an
article Of interest on the subject Of Postal
Reforms. One. which has been introduced
partially within the year past, is the free de-
livery Of mail matter by mail-carriers, au-
thOrized by the law which went into opera
tion on the llth Of last July. That practice
was put into operation in forty-nine Of the
large Offices with a sufficient corps of carriers
amounting in all to four hundred and forty
nine. 1t has been in operation too short time
to decide positively how far it will work relia-
bly,; but we believe the indications are Of a
favorable character 50 far, and that the prac-
tice is likely to he extended as circumstances
indicate. This method is in extensive use in
Europe-as a table which We give from the
Intelh9eRcer indicates-but can hardly be car
ried into general use in our country, at least
for long while to come. In Europe the
people are more gathered INTO thickly settled
places. and they are a great deal more stable
in their residence than they are with Us.
There is another condition in which they dit
fer from us. There, government officials in
subordinate branches of the civil service, re-
tam their places, if they do fairly, for long
periods, as long as they can do the duties,
and if disqualified by age or infrmity, they
often are retired on a small salary. Here we
have nothing of the sort; and change of
President often brings with it an almost entire
change in officials, small as well as great.
4 sudden change of carriers as well as post
masters in all our thickly settled communi-
ties would derange the orderly working
of carrying system very seriously felt.
Nevertheless, the carrier system de-
serves a thorough trial in our large places,
and an extension as experience shall demon
.trate its benefits.
The introduction of a money order sys-
ten = recommended by the Postmaster Gen
eral, is a measure of great importance, and
it ought to have been tried in this country
long ago. 1t could not be introduced into
every post-ofhce, of course, but it could into
many hundreds, no doubt to the increase of
the postal revenue and to the great conven-
iencc of the public.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-19

The Boston Trae.ler, in 10. review of t.c
week. SAYS
''The people are requested, hy a number I'd.
New York gentlrmel. tu meet .u rlr --I .t e-.
ruary, and nominate Mr.. Lueolu i.r r,-. ..-...a.
The call = siugularly miuiei.I-. tr .f r....a-
should come from t the effect would tr t.. oa
Mr.. Lincoln S prospects,
That the great mass of thc loyal people r
the Union are at this time in favor o. o.. ra-
election of Pre,iden, Lincoln. vc have Dot
the least doubt We Jo Not believe a,wa-r.
that there wall be any general showing or-n-
timent on the subject, at the time proposed t,
the New York gentlemen. Laying all loaUt
aside a. u the motives .ol tho-c gentlemen.
(and we presume them TO DE c39d.) aud J.,
propriety Of their assuming 90 dc-isua-,
time and manner for popular action. tIe
people are not likely To he moved outof ti.u
usual course on the subject ola presidential
nomination. What ever might be douenYv,
would not make a regular action at the usual
time any the less proper and necessary.
What then il the use, the people will say. ol
doing as proposed? Let events for the uo4.
four or five months have their due weight.
The peoples eyes and ears are wide enough
open in these times, and there need to De DOB
great fear from mere political schemes.
ABRAHAM LNcoLN's prospects for re-eiee-
tion are not going to he affected, to the
weight ofa straw, by what viii be done or
not done on the day and in the way propos-
cd.