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OFFICE & oEIER 9UAaTERM.A3sTs 9J. s., y y n,
RrOpCsas are invited by the undersigned until tJW R5-
DAY October J3 1864, O'Clock H. ~ for a ltS data
aaiyery 60 this Department off,
SIpCkLEGs-ATmy Standard
AkftsH PASS-ATmy Standard
SHOYRLS-Arny Standard.
DRUMS, complee-Army Standard
BuGIE9, with extra mouth piece Army Sta4 dArd
WALL TENTS, eOmpete-Army Standard bidders
may state Whistler they propose 90 iurss 30 10 or
Duck and Whether Of cotton a linen materially
HOSPITAL TEETs-Army Standard.
KORSTED GA6HES-ArnY btandaEd.
Sample OF whsh may DO seen at tha Olg OF Clothing
10 be- delivered nee of charge at the w. s. InspeetJou
name Of party furnishing, the kind quantity on
Goods dlstinctly marked on each article and PACKAGE
Parties Offering goods distinctly state their bds
the quAny they propose to furnish, & price, and time Of
SAMPLES, when submitted, must se marked and nuvs-
bered 10 correspond with the propoka and the parties
thereto RHst guarantee that the gods shall be IN over
respect equal 10 Army STANDARD. ohewse the proposal
win not be considered.
accompany each bid gnAranao Ing ho bidder vlii
supply the articles awarded - him under hh propoaal
BIDS viii be opened Thursday October I3 lbff Al a
oeIOck NJ, at this ouee and Bidders requested 70
Awards win be madSeS Friday, October IA. 1874.
Bonds vii be rsqnE04 that the contract viii be faitA
fully fulhlled. - '--e~-
Ttiegrams renting proposals viii net he noaieea
Blank ofas & o. aso possa Contracts. and Ronda may b0
TIE rsn' 70 re Ct any bid deemed unreasonable re-
Enaer'a envelope proposals for ---.~ ana
ooo N, Colonel WILLIAM ". McKn,
Chiei i0uArsermAsler Cinclnnaa Depot
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A Il L v blllGf mAOlEhs
~ ciNcIHsATi, Ohio, September y, lees.
Proposals are invited by the underslgn0d until UHA
DAY, October 49, 1854 ut clock r NJ the immediate.
delivery 20 this Department OF
,.t osreh Leaiers for Has, army standard.
Eagles for Cats. DO
Crossed Cannon for Has, Do
Crossed Sabres for Hats, do
BUglOs Tor Hats, do
Company Figures, assorted. DO
onev'OHi b 1ran'y SfsSrs sefsosnss' armT stHHd'sd
National Colors, infantry, cs
Rednonai ColoB, DO
OudOns, do
Drum Snares, sets, do
Samples which NAV be seen at the Once Of Ctotiune
and EquiPaRe In this city.
To be delivered free OF charge at the u Inspeotie
warehouse in this city. IN good pack ages tie
name ot the party frnshng the kind aud qusztity q
gOOcs, distinctly maTkod eaoh article and
the quantity they propose 20 furnish, the price, and the
time Il delivery.
Samples, when submitted, must be r pIked and nau-
beSed 10 correspond with the proposal; and the parties
respect equal army standard, otherwise tho proposed
win nO be considered.
guarantee, signed by two responsible persons uana
accompany each bid, guaranteeing that the bidder
supply The eieles awarded 10 him under hn proposal
Bids VIII be opened Tuesday, October Is isi at
O'Clock r. ~, at this ONCE and bidderG requested ts
be present
Awards viii be made on wednesday, ooscber 10. tsst
Bonds VIII &c required that tho coatract wubs itfuiF
fllaI q.
kilograms relating 10 proposals WIN notbe noticed.
Blank rn,s OF proposals, contracts andbcnds may bo
obtained nj this Office
The rsht 10 react any bid deemed unreasonable "a
Endorse envelope Proposals for - and adareso
Colonel WILLIAM w. MoKIn,
l0d-10t Chief Quartennassr, Cine nnati Deeot.
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PROPOSALS.

TO BUILDE
Il EXECUTIVE In eARTNaeWSl
HARRtsBUR0, Octoha 3, 1874 -
Sealed rTorosals WIN be received at tlia oioe unt
O'Clock of TUESDAY, 18th instant, for tho eKocuuoa q
tbe proposed extension OF the Capitol Buitdlna.
security 20 onc-fourh OF the amount OF hs work WI ba
required, and each bidder mugt ACCOMPANY his prOp0l
with tie names Of hls securities
Ilana Of the extension be this where
specifications can also be had on application.
Bids nust be addressed Proposals for eKA enslon u
Capitol"
A. @. CURTIN. Govoruoa
JAMES Z. BARR Sur. 0e neTM.
lo-I-lH HENRY u. MOORE, 6tatoA Treas
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CHIRF ouARTFRMAsrER,s oEFIasa


~ CIEmHEATi, Ohio, Sepiember -. Ias4.
Proposals invited BY tho undarsned. until MON
DAY October IL lSii At2 O'clock Y. NJ. for the
tiate delivery TO this Department ca
IRREGuLAR TkOWSERS, Of aay color exoapt tgtA
blus OF grey.
5amples 10 be furnished ~ the parties Offering, Who wiz
state tter bids tho quantity hey propose farnish
the price, and time OF delivery
TIE be lversd tree Of okergs at the United Statea
Inspection Warehouse in this 8ity In good pack-
with the the party uEnishng tha&lnd
quantity oi soods, distinctly marked each arcie and
package.
samples when submitted, 1aust be marked and nuEn-
bered 10 correspond with the aud the pariee
thereto guarantee that she goods shall ba In eYuEy
respect eqaal TO sample, othegwie the Rosa wi not
be considefcd.
Bds uin be on rEondny. October, H. 1891 1t D.
occk y. M At this onec, ssa bidders requested las
Do prt scat.
Awsr4s VIII be made on. rursday. Octoh &c Il. lsG4.
Tecgrams relating 70 pr,nssas wil not "a noticed
u anh tofms q Proposals may bo obtAned 40 tAAE
sncc.
Tho right to reiect ~ bid deemed unre AsonAhla =
rtsCTstd,
EntgTsc envelope "Pa1pssals for -- -" Apa -
dress
Col. WILLIAM W. MeHI6.
$50 lN Ciies guar,eTmgsteg Cincinnati reasA
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RRADT.MADR CLOTHING
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

Once more ~ az q d. 'su ~ nothing
This Confrderars or tLc Yankee nafion.
on- OF Other. cocs dorn. down O. pre-
duion That - O. az. one or ths otbsr
must forfeit - natinaai enisten-e ani iie az
the ncrcy "a its nlortal encsny. We al
know b. this tiu,e the fate IA store 81 vc
sucrumb. The other party has no srnaier
stake. - s1rciy a. wc compicrciy ruun
their arnres-and without that T. no peac-
nor truce AZ all-so surely al ~ nae
then paw orr var debt. through - vring
u out az thcir hearts. Ani they knoE %
vel. and tbcrc forc they cannot make pcacr
eScrpi throurh their utter eNhaustion and
absolute Inability % STRIKE another bioE
ibis was thc language o. the lcsdiag
nevs7epcr Of thc >oafh within les thaa
one year. Il i. abe language and the inicn-
tioa OF The rch.i govcrnmcni this day. In
whatever softcr phrase the stafemcat 3.
made in ~hatever more general and less
oacnsise terms "a = %, forth. this !. IN fact
sni IN substance th~ position Of tloss ~ho
arr resisting the laws and undertaking "a
o'crthroW the government q the United
States W Ingenuity Of reasoaing-no
plausible and theorviical spcculatious can
divert the attention % sensible men from
the Precise alternative placed before she
North 90 This confcdcrary or e" the Nankrc
naiion. one o. other. goes do~n. o. doun
t. per,iiiion And IN aha. state % thinss
al The rebel. ask - @ be g. ict alone " Ia
this posture % atairs. a democratic couvca-
tion in Maine solemly o. dcny both thc
risbi al % possibility Of cocrcion Of Sow
erign State. - and declarv themselves 90 in
favor o. an iaa-ac,liaie 'arai.ticr an uexo-
tiations f'r Peace.- CoPPcrh~ad ncvspa-
pcrs d~uoanos the governments be- unmcasar-
Cd terms. rilicaic 90 cHorts Co sabile the
rcbcls in arrn-. dcnoancc thc draft. All
cLackic az every reverse Cur brave soii1c-s
MEET Nth boz thc hcii AID yct nothing
ca b. Plaiuvr than this whatever ma, have
boen the eirors a. mistakes Of former
ycars. an! ~hoever mas D. 10 fasit for o.,
prcscut stale ofthc oounfry. ~c have cot
O. a-ht g out 0n tbs hnc.- or weld
everything @ those who boldly All
cmphaiiea.ly declared that '' one OF tbc
other mast iorfcii q. nasio1a eH,ieBcc.
and be- a. tbs mercy Of - mortai
enemy.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26
Be vizilant.

The state Election - near A. hand. Tie
DAYS ar rapidly passing. and The times de-
mand ti.at those remaining should BE- spent
IN such MANNER a. 20 secure cfs rieni aud
earnest action IN bringing out fall Union
vote We bear that the Copfcrhcad. arr
a. work. an wIih base pu-pose. a. stir
ring up ever element % disco-i and opno-
srtion. IN conseluence % the pending drast
] helr machinations need 90 D. exposed snd
their designs thwarted. They can make
gains oaly By fraui ant misrrr-c.ent alton.
and hcucr The n-cessify fhat p-oner rxe--
ton shouid b. made By the 'rue Unioa men
% the county,. % Sc that honest u~- A..
not imposed upon. The issue T. nov Z
PLAN on-. 50 PLAIN that b. vho runs nav
read There . NJ BALI way sro1rd. The
end 70 10 gained = a. Undivided Unior. AM
permanent peace or di.uniorl. a standinr
army. ard Perpetual uroii. 4 vote 30 the
ensuing election - for one or TIE other a
these conditions ard ~ho ~ifh thi. krori-
edge can faii o. vote fo- Coucv. Ard I-r;o-
ane ar enduring peace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26
ne DenOeratie conventiOa sna il.
Nominee.

The fag ends Of whst used % be the oid
democratic party .embodying The pro-slavery
wing 81 that was the Wing party. held a
oonventioa Al Bangor last week AM put in
uomination for governor. Hon. Jo~eth
Howard q Portland. Undouhtedly there
~e-e attes,iing that Couvcntion. some ioy-
al men who would not see their country De-
stroyed but while W say this. firth con-
pels us O. say further. that the men Mo
controlled that political raihrrinc. vhates-
CT may Dc their profession. arv working IN
AID Of JEFF. DAVIS and the rehcilion and
against their Own Covernrncut. Their Re-
olutious srrAign 49, JsG. DAVIS. buf Abra-
ham Lincoln. they CONTAIN not ~ord Of
sympathy Tor our government. but are a re-
bcarsal 81 thc bitter denunciations and cup
perhcad vituPcrAiions that have dsgraoed
tn dcmocratic press ior the hst twelve
months. Their Resoluiion declarin- The
democratic party thc party 81 the UNION.
does not cone up 10 the dignity Of a iarce
Their platform taken a. a whole j. more ay,-
prupriate or the latitude OF Richmond. than
for thc FIRE ar % Name. when Il !, mad
b. the rebel lcadcrs. they Val smile o. ihsnk
they have true and earnest Friends and s,m-
path z,rs IN Mainc. Il vii - IN Ike az
similar demonstrations 81 tEvason IN The
northern States 90 prclong the var. en-
courage the rebciiion and incrcase the So
rihcs II life and money Which necessarily
must b. expended 60 pat it down. TbeIr
candidate for Govcrnor. la the professional
and social rriafious IL h.e j. an c,;lu,ahlc
man ~ such b. IA, during = loag an
familiar personal acquaintance commanded
Cur profound rcsPcct. IL 4, a man Of cub
ture and ABILITY. sustaining an unblcmisl,i
moral reputation. Bat standing uPou
ircasonabic platform. b. - no longer 10
sePh Howard. bui tie standard bear-r II
the enemies 81 orr country.
A. "a politician ~ fght him. % the bitter
end and - all the iosal men 81 Name
Every vote cast for Jsjse Howard. vii b.
claimed by the rebels. a. vote for them
and against the Federal G0vcrnasent.
Wheeler 80 intended or not twiu be 90
claimed and 80 c0aated. One thing = GER
tain. no party standing vherc tbe - called
democratic party stands can ever suocced
In GLORIOUS old Name. II Nil be routed
% borse. foot and dragoon- a. the pous.
JET DAVIS democra-y IN ever consici
wah frceioms ioruss On the Direo SAFE
VII 60 do-n. Tie second Morday OF sep
TENDER neat al heraid forth the triumph
Of tbe Unioa party by majority Of tb0ss-
Ands piled upon thoasands
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

SrIHIr 90 rHE Co~vr~rioN. The o..
losing extract. from some 10. note. o. tl.
~ay. Of the Le~i,t0a Journal. give, =
'ery COOL ilea 81 the competition q Tie
kargo- Convention
a lively ,quai - Dcmocrar, h,l
gathered on one corner of tLe saasktn.- a.
20 iisten Co the uasal Larangee az Par.
liiA rcDel sympathlEer. and clear the da.t
irom their thruats. ~ an oceasior. al
drangtt from an obi1ng bottle b-fon~fr.
O. a delegate frnm kenucbec A p-omir.rt
Democrat % luiter land. Co. declared ~
thc Oxford bear. that the consrufi1a 49,
- ior ar. f.r 90 i~gifsui1fs- plrf.oscs. Bat
~ mention - war aroused fbe ire ofth.
classica.iy named ucmo~rat. uho .ho.k
hls hst in ui~aningles. erurhasi. and .host
Cd Peace b. Cd. uc all have
fisare
vs. were also crtertai.ed d., tLe
enlheraut venom o. 10lng stisa III To-.
iaocrarg also from Paris Hili. fIs.rfi~s--
hy uau.e. 80 i-arnedl. oar fris-f -.
vari ni thr heuus.sc JouruaI 80 Lr. arl
can bear uIfut-s CD the currrctnrs. q or
statements lhis precious u,morrss sstI
D. regarded cor soldier a. mere vrrl.f.
ani pira-es lie thought thaf tie ~ou.b
"a entirely uEht. that The North sasth.
agrresslTc party ard that DAVIS ouehf %
succeed iieure b. should - 1r r-a-.
on thc Convention
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26
CopperAsaa Convention.

The Corperbeai Conrent,oa for Otf,-s
Coanty. assemblrd a. THE Aead~mv Hsu.
faris. on Friday of last week. II3n. Jol.
}. Hoimau. oi Dixfcd. was chosen Chair
man. ard ID ID. Hui,iin.. Sccrctarv.
D. the absence % ihe Causm-ft-e en- Ore.
deutiais. : q. Anirrvs. an4 v. n. P.-ri.
enter'ained thr Couvrrti1n ~.th sreeeLes.-
Che iormcr Doing TIE spread eagle marn.f-
Gently and ihe latter pa;tiny in some a
BE- ever day counter haransues.
TIE business ofthe meeting uas ,ben con-
tnued snd rssuted in the fou,~in- non,s.
aftous
Senators. John N. De.boa. Of C.rts,
samucl , Gihsor B-th~I
60. Afto-ney. q 4 Saa.le-so-. ~,
sheriH. John = HOLMAN. Dlrssn
Go. Con " e Pearr. Bro-ns.ld
Reg of Probate. ~ u H1-rti-.. r.o,.r
Ireasurer. Isaar " Ma-.ian. He,-.,.
Geo. ,. oitson. Ell Psr-,. IL
Walker. 4. p Brigham. Cha. p U,t
W \ Greene. and DaeiI Hanmoa. ser,
chosen a County COMMITTEE.
Virgil u. Paris. = q A.I-eus ,,s
Geo. ,. Gihson the Committee oa r...fs-
ton.. rrPo-ied tbe Bangor Platform. v.h
resolve endorsrng re cardidates. ani o..
rcport We adopted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

4 PEouulc >HrEF. Toe Farmer state.
that Mr Benson Conani q Canton. hai
last >Prins a eve that brought eve 1--we
lambs. vhich are nov az alive and vel.
md I'll Weigh near forty pound. cab
f6e siS hase been lately purrhased by ST.
y J. Marshal. 81 Pa-i-. f5r about one bun
d7ei dollars Tbe mother b. sftie Cie.,.,
breed. che ere being CotsroiI Mr VI
TINA. ibe Possess.on ofsu.b a prouf- breel.
er ql.tc an acquisition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

Afs tovr uesung held on Monday .i 81.
votei t9 raise a sum. not % exceed : $500.
o. rsi-c volunteers cu0agh 90 clear tle tlvn
from drtit. A Cornmiuee as ebossa o..
obtain .ahs--ipt.ors
Tbs a.tIan uas taken With f.. t.ss "a.
raise three years men Another n.ssf.ar
vas called ior Thursdsy sferroor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

Tur LsEsrsr RtuEoaD CoHrurtrra~
on rHE WoELD. The Grand TrsnE Raj.
say Company has no~ under be- c8rf-aI
anl mana euieut fitrfe,s t,.r.fr..f 4..f fl,.t..
Pc a',i,s 70 railroad. sst-ni.ar from p,-,.
lard Cd Lake lllr1a al Toranta to o.
be-. 18th various braneiss ~ other r,.i.
~ag company ir Che rorII has ..-b a le,-,b
RI road unarr ts aaaf-oI The ms,s~..
msHt ofsurha vast sstent ~ roai. 81 ea.r..
rtIairrf greai .sil ani ability. in order
ihai n iaaf l. eon.iucied with sueh ror,.r.
renee al Oh rahi.e rsqaire. ard A. tf.. AS.
f-os'.1ie rEpense. The income 9th. r,,3
o. prescott year has hr srcee,ieJ tt,, 90
az frcfiols ore. ~hii- a. 90 r-.I.-..,-f
iae sorkiag erpense has ben .au..t,,
reiaoed The company 81. n9- eu9av,.i B.
iaFing 49, raiis on ths t-a-k frou a.. ei,,
90 Montreal. iust a. fi.f a. thev 81, ..
toned out from thc rolling wills. Pres
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

SAD DIsssTTE 90 L,KE Enfr- The
>herbrooke Gazette says tbc propeller
' Raciue.- bound o. Buftio. -ith cargo
~ corn. took FIRE on "Wednesday % iast
week. O. Ronjeau Point A iife toat 18Th
I've dcck hands and foar passengers as
up.e'. and ali 1ro~nei. Twcnfy-scyen out
q ihc cr go and Passenger vcrc ,avsi ~
the tug -" Avon.- Of MonirvAl thirtccn
pcrishing. [Prr.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

bF>CEIFrfoN 80 TIA LAKEWOOD Cavrs
These CAVES are three in humber. sifuafsS
on thc eide ct split mountain on The
farm Of Isaac WcntEo-th ca Greenwood.
8 II mile, from Bc,hciHu. The 6r>t CALI
ed Waleys cave. j. one hundred fcet in
length by actual ueaslrcraeat. : foet in The
widest piace. ard = feet ia bsirht The
entrance can De- Elected o. lsdics 4 To-
- - d.siant j. lce cave 90 called frorn
Tie fact that large masses Of SO may be
found there during she summer montLs
Tins - also ahost one hund-vd ieet %
leagih. rugged and aid. and requiring
torch hghts IN a. passage. IL car De en-
tered ca one eHfr-mity and passed oct 90
the other. Stil third cave not 80 larrc
but 'ery regular in form nav D. seen near
by ~hich "a lett 20 BE- named by Zone one
else Iberc arr uumsross gorges near by
worthy Of eNausinAiion. ono Of shea. cali
ed The church Is quite peculiar. having a
s;And IN The side q the cave nth a CANOPY
Of shelving rock overhead. Tbe.e rock.
are composed Of gnciss Frequently running
into coar~e mica slafe. The We Of ikc
surrounding eouniry = very enc from the
oserhangIug rocks. and taken alioerthcr u
IN one Of the nnosi roman;ic spot. IN Maine
ard vel ~ofthy = vet BY thoss. and those
only. uAo can appreciate such scenery I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

JNioN CAUcrs. The Union voters % the
tom 81 farls. are rrqu esied 90 ass~rrfIe
AZ The Town House in Pans. OF Safsrryiav.
re sccpla Day = SVfelai.er next. a. faur
o'ciock IN The afternoon. for the purpose q
selecting a candidate for Representative %
The neNt Legislature. add TO transact any
other business.
Pa OEDEE TOvN Cox
August. %. 1864.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

t"rE iDiSrs L.rsutlsurp To fIsa-
iug i7ur points may b. consilereI a. e.
tahiished by az visit - Messrs. Gilmore
and Jacques O. Eichuou d .-
De-. That thc rebels DO not demand a.,
better terms than thr governments oHsr, r..
iafise 90 slavery. and tLat their only
sr.esanoe b. tLis. VIZ. thar 90 insist upon
their remaining in the Jnion.
- That the attempts 81 che Niagara
ianio or any person else O. sprrad an i'm
preston that co. rrbels viI agree 10 asv
terms ofpeaoe short ofa dissolution Of tbe
lni1n arc drceiff4I
-. That the rebel leaders uil not sst,-
not the qac'tlon ofrcace 90 ibs peopis.
ifh. Tat thc rrbcl lea lers ~il nos
s.Io~ BE majority o. rule
[Brsfon Advertise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

>arseon General llammond having been
found guilty. ty coart-martisi. after q
niii 81 four months. ~ rrartiee. by uLieb
~ govcrnmenf "a de'raad,I ard inferior
MO- supPhes uere procured. b.. been
'.1 from d. scrsicc. and B. forever
''''o'ea IRON boiiing any omoe under a..
governments.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

On ihe 7th inst. the bose. barn add o,,.
ou'id'ogs Of Eben Courier. 30 So.
''niaininE about Cen tons of Isv. ,.-..f..
I'D aN DIS farming .o'.. utr. total, ,..-
'D'ed ey ars ehu.ed BY lightning Nos IN.
surcd. -ic~is,oa Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

The Annual Meeting oftbe America In
siitute. rs held ia Portland lat wesk. ad-
Iou-uinr ca FRIDAY The session uas fol-
iy attended by dele gates from t-else States.
and ihe Pr0oeediuss we're Of great interest
ard profi % the members and other, ubo
we're present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

A letter has been received from Colonel
White % thc sI,i Main~. dated July sI.f.
a. Fetrrharg. snd sent into our line, bv a
90 offrucc The Colonel avs. i am
vel an prisoner. Doat kno- whcrc
- hail 50 troun here. NJ regard, % all.
Cap's. Noyc.. Bartlett. L.. Brown. Toby
Sheehan ard P-nl~xtcr arr bere al vel.
Moves AZ Pcnds1ter a. -oundei.-
Lewiston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

The court 81 inquiry appointed % iuve.-
ugafe b. facts and circums'arrrs ronee-a-
'nr th. uusa.ess.fai as.au'f o1 Peter.far-
'n '.'e ,fh of JAY has t,mporar'y eos
pended ~ sittings in Consequence Of active
i'i''iary opersfions. fLewi.ton Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

An aoeideut occurred On ths Portland
ard hennebse raiiroai. on Tsarsi.v. e.
Nsssalooro. eaused BY ths breakisr DOR
nj q bridge. To cars ~er- .-s.hef. a.
nearly Ell the passengers injured. %, ,.-.
fatally
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

NV ENoLsNp AcHIcrLryHAL SoCIrrY.
TIE frst Annual Erhibiiion d. 20 b. held a.
Springfield. Mass. commencing on The 9th
81 >epiemoer. ard continuinr folr DAYS.
o. thc lat dAy a. adjrrss ~iii b. delivered
" Gov Andre~. TIE most ample A.
rangemcnis have been made fora sucre...
ri exhibition most a. fbc railroads carry
ing stock FREE. and placing tLs passenger
tickets a. haif price. Executions wiu al.o
o. arranged
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

We 49, rcques;st hy Hon 2 r Weston
- state thar Z has bccn decided ~ thc
proper aufhoriiies that aaiy tho.- vho in-
teni % 'er-i ~ % S,1fe can De adnittei
90 thc No-nai >ehooi Thc Ia cortain.
@ prosision. a. Doe. The Normal ScLool
a. 81 MAssachuscits and thcr states.
that siudeuts may pay tuiiion IN lieu q
thc pledge - trach ia 20 starr
rChrouicie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26
yi,i, % -. er,tnrood Cave,

We had been told more thar thirty YEAR,
AGO that thers was cave In Greenwood.
where ice bad rrmaincd ths var roun1 but
had nev er been abe % ind Il tiu Mondsy
Last. When ~e we're invited b. a party n 60
n searrh for Il. The road passes ~ithin
one third Of raile iron The caves o. which
access j. gate easy. We ~erv greatly srr-
Prised on visiting these caves 90 ind them
- extensive and unlike anything else Ne
have ever seen 81 this kiud among the pr
mar rccks in Maine. where soch cavcrns a.
exist IN hmcsiouc countries arc no; o. De-
found They appear 70 have ben foruned
from The upbeavsl ofthc strata - Gneiss
thereby rcnding ths rocks assasier and
Forming these haze caserns. One Of the
ladies OF the party passed entircly through
the Ersi cave. the 6rsi lady visitor ~ho prob
ably ever succceded IN doing 50. In tbe
See cave The ~aie. percolafes the rocks and
freeze- Al the bottom 10 large and iranspAr-
ent masses Toursis al Ind this spot
D. furnished az NJ Wcnt-orth', for mob
crate compensation Students m mineral
ogy wil ind qaartI. bers garnet. mispickel
and iourmaiine in The vicinity. Afier tie
party rad examined the caves they Asseu,-
biei on tbe summit Of the rocks AMI voted
% call tie 6rst cave Wagy's Gaze in honor
81 :. II. Waliey % Boston Who "a chiefly
instrumental IN getting "a the party The
second cave vas voted thc nau,e q Ice Core
from iis natural Poculiariiy. Ga returning
~ noiiced a Po~erful vein oftrzP rock nm
ming through thc m0sntaiu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26
LrrrEH TEoN SENsroR wTuso~ Tie
folio-ing letter from Hon. Heary Wilson
ApPears in the Transrripf -

NsrICE. Aug 80. i~64
n a. Editor .ffhS B1sfnl T-rar--.rf 4
statement. cppicd from Ncw York PAPER.
has been tsleeiarhed On Nv~ Errland. o.
The eject that had been 90 Washsngton o.
urge ur.ou the frcsid~nt the policy 81 an
arrnisiite ~iih thr rri,rls Ihrrr H. nor fi.-
slightest Foundation for tie r,r-o-s. a. ] have
never entertained for moment. anv other
thoaEht than that 81 cunq1sring = r-aoc b.
a.. defeat ID iis- ~ t.cl arruics
NJ putlic man connected Nth the Ad-
uiinisfrhiion .. in favor % an arnistic-
T-crsonnlly kn0w that President Lincoin and
the roember- of his Cabinet have urdoubi-
inE faith in The s1cccss 81 our armlss in the
hcll. ard The Ultimate compictc triumph %
our cause AMI with this belief th~v viI
pu-suc the most vicorou. uieasu-~s @ raise
money and men uu~rr Wu-ox
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

Rev J. q. F,,k- 81 Bath. has been stop
ping in BethsL f9r souc time ra., fsr a.,
benehi % BE heaith. ~h.ch ths Tones learn.
o. rot improved. His VOICE b. ma,L ias-
paired
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-26

We earn thar Capt Jolu = Baker. PRO.
'osi-Mafshai oftlis Congre.s.oasI Disrr.st.
Las re''gned. 4 s8oc,ssos 10. rot yet b,en
named