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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28
+" All hands on Deck. 4"

7, ! nov only a fc~ asys before the peo-
PIE % Maine ard the countr, vii be ealie,l
upon % cast their votes for President and
Vice Prvsidcnt. sor the four yea-s commcn-
cling Marvh 4ih. l>sS No bafflr IN the
seld not even The capture Of Richmond ran
DO - mach toward u.nainc y this rrbci
lion. a. vii the iriumPhant re-eiec;ion -
AbrAhan Lincoin.
Tie rvhes ssy J; virtually settles TIE
question agains; them. ard 80 IL does We
not oniy want % have n Maine r,oasing
majori'y. Bat Ne want crcy re. tisi can
be bal from legal voter. upon fhe side q
;he Union. To this end uart must be
done. Are tbc losal ucn 81 Name doinE
IT. Ar they IN thc alert. and al ready
% make tn snail charge upon copperhcads
and rehsi-. We Wish o. impress upon oar
.iends thc vital importance cf having er--g
ro,s fi1' or, ~ Tolloi ror re- Taioa Every
vote sor Lincoln 4 johnson. tell, for frye
dom an FREE Institutions To bc more
sPecifr. 10 the Union men 90 IA city.
town and plantation begin o. canvas in ga
son. don't PIT u a day. - % ii that
~ union man is absent from housc upon
The day oi election Get hone az the ab-
senfees that have right 90 vote IN you-
to~n. Rally al hands ard come % abe rs
cue. The importance % this elrction can
never be toid. GIVE ~ ihe frg Jaiou rot,
p hliHs. one more charge upon COPPER
heads and rebels. Anl the work j. done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28
Mcclellan & FrenoEt

Cen Fremont wben b. acc,Ftel ihe pom
nation for ihe Frcsidcncy. had tbe man d.
ness % r~.icn BE- commission in the army
Not 90 9Th Gen McClelan. After acceri-
ing thc nomination b. bolIs On % o.. mill
ifary position where j. BE- receiving eight
thousand pr year for doing soiiag
MAKE another romp,r..on bct-e~u ib~n.
Gen Frrmoat 49, ihat by holiinr on %
the nominaiion b. had accypsed. D. Va. Dr.
y .ding the ioyal sentiment oftLe Counirr.
ard although BE- owed nothing 10 Pre.ideut
Lincoln. be did Owe al.cgicncc 90 bis Com
Try and for tbs BE- wa wiling ,hccrfaIlr
o. wthira~ ard unite his name aaI inaa-
encc in s~ciliug up the lo,aI vote o. tl,,
Country. No irlian instead ofdoia- thf..
not only acrvpts a nomsnation upon = ira
sonabic platform. bui is infacnocl ta write
ieitrr 81 accrrtanoe. pointing al wavs.
~lth the exprvss int~ltiou 81 ieceivln- men
into BIS supPou. ~bo are rot sufEcien,l,
informed 20 -ce ihe trap 81 &C. them F-c-
mo- q - a man ofdeci,-I ability. honorsh h.
aspirations. and lnd5ubied patriotism
MeC iriian inteiicctoaii, - %. smallest sr---
iuicu 81 a man. that ever received q nomir-
aiion for the Frrsidencv. from any party
bo~evrr insigni6csnt. Fremont Ia. shown
decided niIiiary e~nias in thc srlt. Nc
Clrlsn's military Operations stamp hiun q
man 18th n~ttl.er strategy. courace. or en-
crEy- fremon' uith be ten thou.an8 enc
niies ard slanaers after hin- never "a. even
sgsTecied 81 disioyaiiy. McClsuan stand.
proved to tb~ -orld eithcr Terrible coz.
ard. or TRAITOR. The pafrioiisu, ard ~
nius oi fremont sil render be- name iIia.-
irons uT-on tbe pages az history. while ia,
of No iel.aa vil 20 dovn in company ~rtt
ihe uost aifrocious traitors. th- s-ura En- q
ipaih'nE of al frieui. az fee Institution.
and r-rubiioan governments. the -orl
over.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28
Keep u before n. Pssrls.

Iaat oh, .o called iruocra'ir rary car
only flar..h. o.. J-f D1,i. AMI .b- -,f.i-
hoa fo-ri'ies Thar rl-, ra-s sa Will,
ihe rebellion 81. ar thar rar, rsir.
strength ia pr1pa-r.rr al t.- -,t,f s-m,..
frlmFh over our owl Again tt.t r.-.,
hss JEFF Davis a1l Oh. blood. ...--.. I'd
its alicia la.f thc ,i.a-.l OBJ. ..rr.--
bead. are one. Thf. d. jet what tts -.l.f
papers .ay. thef are al. mu.b inter..-.f ,a
have Met IeIan President. al ar Co., ..f-
rtrhsais. Tea utn tie rebel leaders a.
90 Mcc.efar. anl Sighting 90 make h.n
President. ard ~hys Because the, anry
rrJ tHer,ay an have . peace ubirL
Hrars inieperjenee All Permanent li,l.-
'oa ot OBJ. unian. ,ylat ls tte logic az al
ia't Nothing bat fic Startling TAT. ftsf
i., eorperleils are tae f-..rI. oftts o.
heliion and tae .a,nts af t..i- .os-,r,
u els ari Pol .srt !. view 1T 20 ie
rrorla'mri every vb-re iu robbie s.l .r
private.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

INcCnsroN PROM CsNApA. On Wcdnes-
das - at ueek. a most daring incursion
BY rcbel. from Canada. ~as made upon the
town % -. AIhans. Vermont The raiders
numbering about 2o. apPeared shot three
O'Clock. Their 6r.t step. -crc % 20 into
The banks and nth pistol. prr.en;ed % ihe
bead. - the cashicrs. demanded and s.c,sr-
81 al ~ money Ia she thr~e bank. amount
iuc O. $1,000 T. the streets they -an-
tonly frvd upon several men. killing one
and ~ounding other. Thy then cspturci
some twenty horses and cicarrd oui 4
for-c. sniier some reformed oficrrs va nus
tcrvd. and made pursurt. bit without sue
cess The Canadian authorities horever.
acted With comm~ndabic promptnc.s. and
have already t-elve ofihc scaaps in prison
A rcqui.Iiion VII be made. -bich ii l. fcar-
"a nav b. referred Co thc Home govern
neat. ard cause DELAY. should this hw-
iess ooniact Dc Justified on the rround thai
the robbers belonged 10 the Confederate
service. abe Consequence are not pleasant
q coutcmpiate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

~rrrufer Nrsfr. TIE Ievistos J1f-.
rai safs fHr irlenis Of Rev = A lose.
n l+~isor. invtef him on Mortat .s..
tr- ta si.lt the house b. propo.ti FL. a..l.
~ ar Il.siay. On rrashlnE Go ass re..-
.snor. 30 90. f1uni thst the rs1pis bal
roreit vfh them q generoa. slrrlr .sf
feertaeks. four. neat. potatoes. All 9th
ra-t.r,e. usefai boz hoosfk.-p.rr. f5r o..
ereft a the pastor Ihe ooca..ou -.
ae 81 mush grstifonu1n bob o. fhe e..
rous gisers a.i e. che z-acsfll receivers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

A PEorEsr Thr rrbcls calling tben-
selves democrats. in Tcnnrssec. DO not Ike
fh~ stringent measure. ;akrn by the niiii;ary
Governor 81 that STATE % prevent seoc.h
voting isr The coPpcrbcad tickei. \ dele
eat.ou has been 90 Wa.bington. arl laid
before The President protest against tiie
arrangements. Thr Pr. ident answers tLat
De- does not fnd in th- Consiitution anv-
thing auil,oriEinS ban O. interfere on a state
elcciIon and D. r. no; a~arv that any uail-
itary rcason r~qa.r,s him 20 60 80. ne a.
slrcs them that a c,rtaia method Co avoid
thc tests q iosaiiy imposed. j. % leave ii
alone u +. not proPo-c.l o. forc- them in-
% e. ES-ept Il b. 90 preserve ibe peace
BE- shall decline % interfere 18th thc elec-
too
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28
Proclamation FOR a National Thanks
giving

II has PLEASED Almirhrv God fo r-s'r--
our National hf~ anofh,r year. deirrllr-- ~
WITH liis guardian carr against unirlrndIv
crsi-ns IRON a rad. and vourh.afne Or
ID. n iis merry mant ard signal s.,fo-ie.
over thr enemy who 81 of our own har..-
bold. IL has also rleased our W.re.rfr
faiher 90 favor al vel cur titir.ns rn fl...--
homes al our soldiers in thrl- camps and
our sailor, un th- rivers an s.as u-th ua-
u-ual trahh. o. las larc,h augmented
cur FIRE population tv eunanriuaf.ur a-I
~ unfnl-.raflon. ulile b. has oreued O. o.
ncW sources oi scalfh. and Las c-Bartd
thr iahor of our working men in every .le-
parfmruf 20 industry uith abundant 20
ward Moreover o. has ben rieas.,l O.
animate and In-prr, our MINDS and hearts
with iorutudc. courage and rtsolutlou saf-
hueut Or ths great frlal Of ritil ua-. into
whirh 80 have been troughf hv our al
berance. 80 q rafior. O. th- cause rf fr~.-
oom anu humanity. and o. afford O. us
reasonaolc hopes oi a. Ultimate aad happy
othferance from al our danger anI afia-
tions
Nov. therefor. J. Ahraha-n I.iu-rlr.
President of the Dnited State. So h-r,b,
appoint and go apari tLs at Tha-s.lat .-
Nofrm1rr next. as iag sl.ifh de.ir. fa
p observed by an uv t.Uau-.lfirer.
thanksgiving ami PRAYER to a .r,,lrhfs t....I
tLr ucutlrcut Creator and Ea.sr I'll fIr
universe. and ] Do further recomu.sr1 f.
mr iclow-rifiyfrs af.rt.ail. fhnt nr fhaf
orra-lor fhef 3D. rev.rrnf'r huulhis fheri-
selves in the dust ard irfn fheurt offer rr
patent ann iervenf PRAYER and supriieatons
O. iLr ifr'af ll-fa...r Hf events l.r fLr r.-
turn Of fhe rns-flua'Ie Iirs.frr. nf rrnrr.
unior. ard hsrrnrv tiror.i..rf co. lsrI
shlrh o. has pleased h.m to assign ga
aFrIiir -placr Or corrective. AID our
Post,1iy throughout al reuera. ..r.
d. testimony whererf 4 Paw. t.r.urfo
80 n1 hand ard eru..f tha sraf Of ft.
nited ~tases to aHkrI
Don 81 d. COS oi Wasbn-tan. thi. zrh
Gay 'i '-io'.r. .a OBJ. srar OF or- lard
t' ana .i ,ir ir.lrr--r.er.. ~ Gre
lnfei state. fhr -.rhr,.-.r.t
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
b. fht Precedent
wv. IT. ~rwtEr. ~err.-a-t cf STATE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

AoIpENr FEoN FInF. en- Suniay.
week. ~hile The family Of loo Ira &, Kim
ball ~ Bcfh-l. ~c-C absent a. churvh. their
to little children. girl.. sced II AMI ten
ycars respectively. ~er- The cnly pcrsons
lc't IN the hose Tie soungcsi 10 sitt,ng
do~n D. the open stove had tbs n,i,iortune
o. catch IRE o. hvr clothes. Which v~-c in
a biaEr. before thr SISTER could mach hsr
With admirable presence % mind. the hulc
giri cAli-i h~r sisfer o. follow her b. The
pump. buf instead Ia her fright sh- rsn in-
% The front yari. Not~ithsisndirE this
the older one brasclr KIP; AZ ~ors. and
suoccedel in getting her bal. and TamP-
ing the water hcrseif. eStinguish-,i IRE
fAmes. and stripped the fragments Of cictb-
INC from her. before any Person came INTO
ths house. though burning hcrsclf severely
IN the act. Ihe younger chill !. very bad
~ burned on thu lefs side. frOn beio- IN
knee % above the hip. 80 that Il i f-s-ed
shs I'll be crippled The bern. arv very
deep. the aesh having been harmed 20 =
crisp N sosDe parts. Ia ~as a brave deed
IN ths older one 90 sstinguish th- Gre -
rronp;lv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

Ell 10 Addie Conner. the "a TO Lscinda =.
RiPicy. On SQUARE netting. NJ. =. Pea
BODY. Giiead. took the ist premium. MARY
p Chandler the 20. and Mn. q Walker.
the Sd A neat tatting cellar b. Mary r
Ra~son. 81 R1nis0rd. vas alone. also very
pretty bad watch case. by Carrie ? T~iioh-
ell Of toilet cushions there wer, two BY
Mrs. Cullen Walker. and u. h. Grover
that Of Mrs Grover. taking the 1T prem.
Mrs. Cullen Walker bal also a prytfy sofa
pillow. A very beautiful eunbroidcrvd "a
Die sprcad b. the late Mrs. Elihu Bean. a.
traetei mach attention. neai skirt sup
porter and corset combined. said a good
word for Miss Kneeland. and Miss Mary r.
God,lsrd's taste was vel displayed on an
iniant's robe. Mrs =. :. W. Fellows had
evidence q taste ard .kiil written on an Of
toman cover. \ burr frame. by Miss :.
Upton, OF Albany. a moss wreath. ~ Min
NE Chapman. and some baskets composed
OF dried fiowers. BY Miss Adiie Mason and
Susie Russei. al looked quite pretty.
Mis-. Kellogg had on Exhibition some oil
paintings Of high order. Miss NJ 4
Clark. Mr.. VI A ODDLY and Mr. n. A
T-itchell. all had sne specimens % hair
work in Wresths Miss Clark taking the Is.
Mrs. Dudiey the Cd. and Mr. Twitcleu
the 50 premium.
A pretty boquet % Autumn leaves was
arranged BY Miss Kate Barker. Avery 81
cehe=t painting IN water colorS Va the
work q Miss :. J. Prrntiss. another TAX
ing the 2d premium vas executed BY Emma
Robertson Mr.. Buricr6cld had a speci-
men q very Ingenious dove falling ~hich
Purzled all Who saw 10. Thcse things To-
eether With specimen 81 iarknifc carving
BY Mr.. Twftcbell comprises al thar we
have rot overlooked q the fancy articles.
Mr. McClo~key. had some coats. vests. and
pants. and Mr. Mason. had mov cd his hard
~arr store up and ranged bis goods on one
side 81 the Hall. and really thev made quite
a display. A~o~rNor-.
SHINING. We 30 not ind in tbe To-
ports 81 Comnaittees any mention made %
the spinning. for which special prizes we're
offered by Mr. Lovcioy. The Hall proved
too cold for thc business. IL being irupossi-
be 90 make the rolls 90 run one obi la
dy. however. Mr.. Bctscy Abbott. couA
sho~ the youn- ladies how the ~ork ~as
done When she was Young and wiih her
card prepared The wool. and spun a WV
handsome sample OF yarn. 80 skcins TO the
pound. ior vhich she receives he premium
OF $500. Mr.. Abbott j. over - years q
age. and spun fVe skeins on her cishf,-
seventh birthday. The interest With Which
the proves vas watcLed proved that tbi.
exhibition would have caused q Evri, tiu1r.
could fhe 20 ung ladies have competed frr
the other prrniur.
Mr.. y J.. Marshall bal his Moving Ma
came upon The ground. wicrc rs operation
was Witnessed with great interest by ibe
rrsctical farmers present. Bethel presents
better field Tor the operation. OF such inn
Plements than MANY towns in iLe County.
and mans Machines have been INTRODUCED
already. Wc shoaii say thai it !. the
Buckeye. not the NANNY Machine thar ar.
". has tbe s-vncy ior.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

SHocNI~s AocIpE~r. Ga We,lnesdav
nooa. Mr.. A. \ =. Dunhana. the Baggage
Master a. -. Paris Station. "a run over
b. an eng ine. And hal both his feet CON
pietsly crushed il.to shspclc.. masss. Of
feb and bone. lie as standing upou oa-
traek. -aichin- an approaching tran. An
Other train approaching IN an opposite d.
rect'on De- evidentlv thoaght "a. upon an
Other track. snl before b. dis,-cvercd Il The
engine struck snd knocked ban down. run-
ning over both ~. a. described above
The Phvsicians in the siciniiy verr sun-
mooci and preparations made for arnrats-
ton of bo'h iset. ~Aioh op~-.iion -. pr
io-med ~ pr. Te-k.t-l-,. os Portland
~ho ~as sent D. some ~. connected -ith
The roai IT, nF-cs.ion rrrsail. thai ths
ehaac-s for recovery are scry douhtfel
Nr Dunhan Las hcrn oonnertcd 18Th IN
rad for many YEAR. ard asiIuos. attention
O. h's dgiics. together 18th kind ohhr-
80 disI-s.stion have -on unany friends ~ho
decpis sympathize nth hiua ia this 81 ac-
cidcnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

EVfr-rvrNrs. If is ofsrr,aI.is fhat ffs
ba.incss Of procuring eul-ueat. o. tts
arrns ebhs anl fos. u.fh e1nsiI,-at' rer.
clarity. co-esrra uita the Gale fr
r.r. Last rloath Be- vas din-.tt. pro-
.l-e men. ut,e r.s lf b. stated s.tsf.futo
.-osrrs rag r-em.lm 60 rrrru.ts it.f ap.
oa taei- bands. ltis r. qlcst,1n ~hcti,r
CD. r1nlf.ar .f ttla-s sheaiI rot Dol .aker
ittar'a-o of AID ti,, toans c1rtirar f0 r.f
ln men AL t..l car. fo d. placed ta ft,.r
credit La-h man furnished boz is 90 --ttt
.urorfsnce in thf frif. so thaf even o. r.
apparent prescott alsln,are b. ca.asl. Ga.
Ultimate aisGrts-s % 81 more specify terui-
naf'on oi fhe war 49, repay tbe present
outlay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28
East Oxford Agricultural society.

The SECRETARY furnishes thc follo~inr ~
port of The exhibition 81 th,s society
The Member. q ,hc Ea.t Oxford Agri-
cuiturai >ocivty net A. Mexico tn fourth
az ~ october AZ ten o'cloek. An
ID, foIlo-ing ohccrs ~erc chosen for The
ensuing year
Elhuice q. Hariov President.
Miiiian h. Greene. Secretary.
Niiiiam fr,si. Marshal
Trustees. Timothy Wake. Fbi.e,.
Hove. Bcnja. " Stock~cn. wiuian ".
Wat. james NJ. Clark. Se-ell VI. No-ton.
>an'ucl Holmes. Merritt Farsous. Issish l..
Newman
Thesshibitioa % Ssosk "a. ,.rv rool.
csPeciaily thsi 81 O0sn ard S,~-r.. Tb-
drasing aud Plo-ing. under tbe sHau,irs-
tom q III several committees. passed Of
tbe hrst day 9TH general satisfaction.
The cssnainaiion % Fruit. Vegctabi...
fancy ani Miscvllanccu. articles. of -hieh
therv "a a -ood sho-. AMI an abandant
VARIETY The feast ~ thc Addrr.. delivered
by the Rev. Mm. Y. Jordan. a Ando.s-.
- thoss ~bo listened 90 tie .au,.: IN ~
port 81 IL a-ari, of prcniarss. IA iist %
~hich Is gprn.) b. tbs several ooa,aaitlscs.
occupi,-i ,hc attention - the nsenbcr. o.
the society an ether, dsrias The .ccoad
dsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

WuI rHn GIvE CEFprr. To Cop
perhe ais stili handy ihc statement that Mr
Lincoin receives his salary in gold The
Z. :. Treasa-~r has pub li-h~i a letter sbow-
ing thar this b. false. tut adis fha; Mr.
Lincoln prvseuted be- warrants on The
Treasury. only ~hen needing Oh, uloa,s f1r
Immediate CSC. He shows tist NJ Lincoln
has actually lot above 5000 in interest by
this mean. ard that D. shows % anxiety
ca ,his Poirt Further than o. see thai he
co1nf-y gafaes he aaloa-t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

Gen. O. J.. Beai. came home a.; week
on a short fariouch. Ilc b.. had q ,lgLs
aitack of s.ckncs. but q. no~ fally rccos-
cred. and b. ~il rrtBru tbs -eek lie
sPeass highly of Sheri1~n. q. a. able con-
mandrr. vho las BIS heart in The vork be-
for hiu- H. means % clear oat tie sal-
D. and BE- wall do Be-.
Quartcrmaster IaomPsou. % Geo B,Ars
briEade. NIB has been suffering from a.
aiiAcs % malariai sever. -iI r,;a-n ~i,h
Liul.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

\ CoNToHranIB Cuor. De- ~ our .ub-
scribers informed %. fhi. -eek thas b. rare
81 ths pas sea.on.os ssoo r-o1sd. % hog-,.
lie has beer offered - cents pr pound for
ihe Joe. vhich sun = hitle calculation al
shos makes a scry pretty Pross a. one item
Of farm crop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

ArrtYISe rHE La II Wcr.. a. ~
>cP' eieriian. ~ >eiectm~n rrfs.ci the
vote oi a coiorvl man. breaasc b. "a. nos
a citlEcn o. thc Gated States. und,r Obj.
Drei >-oti deeision. bccau.c b. vas of A..
riean descent The Justice muisied then,
in the sun 20 $50 each ard costs. -
saws abe Bl3lef,-l Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

toScRsrUtsroFr. We ere Glad 90 Sc
fhat orr friend Barker. Of To- Eber.ia--
"a. Ale glanian. BE- elected to Congre.. t.,
q uaIority 81 above go. in a distriri -h,rr
a democrat vas chosen ia ls61 ~ e. u,sjor.
ty u 81. Oxford men ar bound 20 "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

Tbe city q Portland BE- Restoring rLe
tou.ts Of Barrous. Blytle ani Wuer..-
oresr. 40 'el ia 'i.c ~ngtgea.entt,t~eer
tte Lrtspuse aid Boxer. I'm ths Essferr
cemetery in thsf ciiy TIE monume-fs
have been iong rn nsed ofthe care no~ b..
sfowsd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

IT, -.u.1rrati. papers thi. ysar sbov q
oo..nrs' .a tae bu-incss of iri.r uasi BE- ssl-
dom c4laIri. Tie Ma,lias icon. ~
la..-af. ior instance. ssts Pcn-.y irsnia
ta. gone lruocratr iy 1000 uihjoriiy /.
AL 'lti tiey have gained three or isar
u..r..rrf ri Congress
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

GEaFHITE- NJ. Whitley Csmulngs ha.
le'' VIII %. sample q The pro,isci %
H. veia o. G-aPbito upoa krs lot. The
spceImsu weighs to or thrre T-ounds. ar.i
seems 70 be very psrr. And sns snoseh s1r
manufacturing Purf-osos. 10 coal3 d0a5t-
les bc ralnc1 81 good adsantaSc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

Bows Brox.ufsr Trocmrs F-.~
the Mrffcal Df-r'.r of thc General Hes
plfal. Benton Ea-ra.ks. near &C. I.oui..
Marrh f~E2
Mrs-rs John T. Brovn a ~an. Hrstrr
MAJ sc of 1onr hr-flmsd ara r..s-
50 eah.e Ir.r'o o. heir- made ln ff.
hospi,ai oi ahi.h have charge. anI vii
VIE len'l..ial ant i~cl,isd r,.sul. -r af,t.
~ 'f'i', iiai irritation ard n.oril .en..fl
49, II mpfou- meu..ranc CT eiofts md
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

Tie infant daughter Of Mr.. Hoit. -t...
d'sth -ss recorded last seek. died on Ss-.
dag. and vas baried 10 ibs sane rray. -
90 notbsr on Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

r., D. Is Palmer. rho has iesn fIn-
o. ra'rif affh, Pine 49, -srsfy in tbs
s.fv. ia-irr o. aI.snrs af a. pastor. H..
NJ HsItsm. hs. received and acorpted %
osu 20 a. passionate oi d. Courr~gatlouai
society 81 sou,hhriire Msss.
Lewiston Journsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

Mr.. Henry %. rhayer rvturncd from =
siE weeks terra % service Tor tbe CHRISTIAN
Commissiou. on Tharsday LAST lie "a.
stationed near Petersburg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

To funefal servioes q sergean: Randall
.. Moroa. nj b. held a. tie BAPTIST
church. IN thi. village. neat Saaday aher-
nocl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

Tie compositor issi -eek made Eslaire
Ryenf cultivate queer sorts - par The
sr+.iusns 90 received vsrr the War oi
Wirkrtl1 ard Dlrh-ss d-Arro4leu-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

The A,irEhanian saws that chestr1is are
- p.sniy in AlleghaHy Colnty. Pa. that
people e. out 90 piek thcm 18th three bush
81 ttgs. and sometimes wifh horse tul
vasou. They sell f,r q 80 pr bsshel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

ANDREW JOHN SON,


JOHN u. RROWN. 81 Pastt.sd.
ARNFR ~TTr<ON. "a n-uasrt-ccsta
RICHARD N. CHAPMAN. - Rita-e.rd.
THOMAS a. ~. Ft>>fNDEN. ut Aut-uTn.
GOING uaTtloRN. vfFiussa.
RE>J.t GILMAN. af Nt,usn-
John y. ~ ANY 81 BeckspoIt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

Toe name q Mr. Hammonl's Etiie boz.
~lo-e d~afh by drowning as aanoaaorI
iast seek. as Freddy Porter. instead %
Oliver Porter. o.. then printed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

The sub.eript.oas to e. 1-5' loa- las,
ve,s. amo4ntei o. 80. $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

PARIS. MAINE. OF. 2I. lSsi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-28

bT fte Precedent
VIZ n. ~rutnr. ~err.ta-, f~....
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-02
The Case OF John W.. Andrews.

THE PRISONER REMAsDgD TO FORT LAFAYETTg--THg
REASON Why TIE EXAMINATIONS BEFORE com.
MISSIONER osBoRs DID NOT COME orr, ETC.
Considerable interest s manifested In the OF John
W. Andrews, the virginisn who nsured 80 prominently
IN the July aud who TO have been ned yes
tsrday before Commissioner Osborn. IN conse OF
misunderstanding between the United states District
Attorney and Mr osborn, the investigation vas post
poned. and the prisoasr vas reminded bacx 10 Fort
Lassyetts FOR futare action.
Commissioner Osborn, IL IL understood, issued his war
rant FOR The accused TO sppssr before him AZ one
O'Clock yesterday, to answer a complaint for
treason. General Dix havinx assentel to the prs
onsr's removal Marshal Murray !0f the AFFAIR
anl detailed osicer smith - bring To- ,.onsr 10 this
city. Meanwhile United states District Fl lsgusy smith
having got wind o. tbs procssings, vao TO General Dix
and protested against tbs p-ocssngs the ground that
the proper place " Investigate The matter vas the Grand
Jury room he regarded tbs procssilsxs before Com
missioner 40 embarrassing 10 the prosecution. and u
peculiar case Ike this such smbarras would not
be encountered IN Grand Jury room while at the same
time che latter mode Of action equally Just 10 the
accused.
General DIX expressed desire 70 let The Unted states
District Attorney Hy the case Ia his way ant ~.
cordngy ordered Andrews 10 be rsmanied back 10 Fort
Lafayette.
Commissioner Osborn not wishing to come Ia oonaict
with the military auihorities-speehliy he had not
me cooperation Of the District Atorney-ossred no OBJ
lection 10 the procssdn and 90 the matter snds FOR ihe
present.