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

MurraEr. We learn that Col. n. Rus.
lr-. on the expiration 90 Lis three v~.-'.
term. proposes ~ retire ho-a the s--,i-.
lic has a large prisate property. demand
ins - personal Attention. par, o. tb;.
consisting q pine land. La been banned
over The past season. and must De- cut thi.
water % save thc tinbcr
l. = Underwood that th- disability q col
himbai - 80 great that D. prrpose. 90 pa.
mustered out when the original term a en-
hsiraent a his regiment expires. sAi-h Ill
hc dzring The present. mouih
A eorrcspondcnt in tie sgth Name R,,s
sass a." ". q. Farnuu. aadE P. Goddard
- 'he Name S2I. are in hospitaI a. CT,
Point. >ergt " : Hove. % Hana,.-.
now 81 Go. D SEA Bert "a. received A.
commission a. Lirutensrt. "A wcll deserved
rro'no'ion. Ser-t. Hove has IN ;be absence
ofhis suPe-ior oficcr. Rad the oomu.ni %
60. p. during ia-rc portion % tie ra.t
sunmer. The bard pa. been reduced q,
mar one-fou-th % BE- original number ari
thee 80 nov detailed a. clerk. uurc..
etc
Col G. Edvar'. carried o. Augu.t,.
iist ueek. the recirsnial color. 90 fhe GA
PIN Msiae regiment
WI Poster of Albany. Ia. been CONE
missioucl lst Licat. GO. O.. l8,b Man.
regiment
Capt. $ q. Farria-tar. 60 =. i-,A ree-
'aent. hhs been Discharged ior disability.
We a-e aath,riEed to ,ay hat tbe ihre,
men vho deserted. ou tls fls iolsb gwen Of,
Capt sanford. have o. last ben credited
o. the tom Of Paris. 30 fhat nov cor qao-
tas arc al falL. ard possibly ore o. spa-e.
- PLAIN a matter ought not o. have been
allowed 81 OCCASION our people ~ mueh
rrzati1a as tLis has cal.cl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11
Lieut.. Henry B. Walton.

The sal announcement 81 the death II
this brave youn- oficcr. vas made last
week The Intelligence fen hcavils upon the
hearts q many Who kaew his worth. and
appreciated his gcnorous and kindly nature
Few sAcri6oed - much in entering the ser-
wee. Nhiie none have more noblv se.lea
their devotion % country BY the giving %
Of life IN its defense. In the absence %
more fuh details. ~ copy from = private
letter from Car. WINrus. the following.
which Vii be rad With deep Interest:
lie early manifested unusual r-erscvcr-
ance and tcnscity u purpose. surnounting
far greater difkcultics than .. the u-u.i 80
Of man % cncounser. aad BY has Own ever
tions thoroughly qsal6ed himself O. meet
The stern battles 81 hie. H. rradusicd
With distinction a. Tufts Collcsc. Al ~
first call Of his country h. FASTENED 70 Port
land in April. issl. and enlisted A. . pr
waite soldier an the isi Name Regiment.
Having returned with that Regt.. after thrcc
months service. D. wAs admitted % thc OK
ford Bar. az the August tern 4 sol but us
patriotism ~as oftoo ardent a nature 70 per-
NIT him % engage In evil pursuits IL
wAs indefaiigAble in rAisins a eompany
ASd on the l5th DAY q Oct. ls6I. be vas
commissioned ID Lieut.. Of 60. u. 18th
Me. Vols. lie LEFT The State ~ith Al Re-.
IN November iouoving and has never ,isit-
ed has bone sincc. having ben constantly
a; Lie sroai ga 1aiy ~i;h O.. oozapan, s;aos
thaf time. Under al circumstance ne las
proved himself an active. able. valuable of-
beer. and brave AM daring % a faux Ilc
wAs shot IN TIE Gcrce conflict 81 ihc nom
ing ID tie isth. nth has facc 20 thc f,c. m
ibe lcit breast. during a moment 81 appar-
Art rrversc O. oar arms bat be was not
permitted 10 close his eyes in death tiu his
brave and generous soul was animated. by
the glad shouts Of glorloss vi~tory % the
cAase Tor Which D. died No truer man has
poured out his blood Tor that cause. TIE
leaves young wife. and child b. never
sac q mourn his loss. Ilis comrales IN
arms heartily sympafhi.e 18th tbeui IN their
Afii'ei'oo. and deeply uoarn the loss q
their dear friend
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

Af1tNTrfn Ram o. Cmcaao. 4
d's1atrh. dated Moalay. AVS. I,e,pat-h-.
~erc received yesterday b, Hou. Jaan
Neut~orth announcing tir Coming ~ A..
iarEe naa1cT oi1ushu aaf ksrs. COS S-eet.
ooumanirng Camp Da4e.a.. Vas COM
rauuicai,i 18th. ant o-.icrs wr-. ai ou-.
i-a~i 'or the Arrest of ii- dr.re-aIae. on
th-r ARRIVAL Tie hrt leaked oat. AL
the iaithiai i1und uaeans 90 arp-is- their
iris1-is. ard tbcy ieff the tram nr ths civ
Anits AMI escaped on varous dir-rti8as.
b. military and police arr scourar tic
sii,. aai have picked ag haair.I. of t.em
90 prop siiL n-aris l.1 s1.ris.aas
rha-a.trrs arrived this morning f-.rl Cana.
"a. Ihe OBI .tary All police a-o aherthsn
and iril o. captured
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11
The Mentor Wash Tub

A iew weeks .incc - aliric.i % this ma
ohiue. a. thia- that pr,iuli.cd % o. al
that a uaoierate family coulJ desire. S,uce
then - have BAL a. ol,po-tuni,y Co. sec e in
OPERATION. on difcrcnt ocrasious. ard in
each trail % performed .t. vork o. eel
a. o. dra- oai thc warrncst commen-
daiioos. briefv. a. 3. stated in ths CIR
eular. &c j. hghf. s.mpir. praciicablc All
frcruaneut in 90. Construction. and o. work
e. 18th ease The CLEANSING BE- done tv a
currvni - water Pral.erl BY thc raa-hinc.
- that g j. adapted o. che vasliu- ofbcat,
or hight articies dong its ~ork equally -clI
On either case. ]; ~iu D. seen also that all
rubbing H. dispensed 18th. .asinr LARGELY
in The year q the cioihcs Auv q tie
vrinEers can he attachcJ. a. readily A. 20
a eornuou TAB These fa-ts 90 tLink ~iIl
Be- i-Iis s1ts'aniiaicl Boz a trial of che ma
oalae. ~hich 30 tells its ON story- so ~clI
that &c - almost iaughaiie % So Be-. coecrt
argumenis ioPPie over oh prrjaliocs.
" iih this nadine. and good uria-sr. a.,
LADY 90 de house nav vel hsrb A.
" sioomv Monday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11
BRING on The Pntato>a

our soldiers want fr-sh potatoes. o. ward
Of diseases incident % diet composed 80
largely q salird u'ea;.. IL j. proposrd o.
raise On this Stale Two Thousand barrels O..
Potatoes. Apples An Vegetable; for Ga.
PgTPose. donations Ar solicited from A..
Who MI give. free transport-flon Ia.
been provided over he raiiroAd O. Portland
Of at that nav Dc sent Co any siat.on
Marx barrels plainly 90 For thc Arnsy q n.
Potomac and Pensacola. George X. DAVIS.
State Agent for Mainc.~
Cannot sone person Ia the diIc-cn,
neighbo-hoods iake the matter "a hani. a,i
Get up a load At once. These supple. -.
be- % very great benefit. c.peciaIl, o. some
Of the commands. thai a-c suferinr severe
ly. Col Kimlan saws that a hstls ti-e
SINCE. LIS command .cut an Agent Co Piil-
adeiPhia Tor potatoes. paying for then three
dollars bushel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11
he Gallant Dad.

III following tou-hinr rs marks occur ia
speech "a iircrcd ai Cincinnati rrocutly.
~ Hon. :. 2. Chase
here h. many a Young man sleeping nos
calmly beneath a Southe-n sod. ~srs over
bs northern mother. Whra dad "a ever
Sc a Nortscrn mother ~ho 49, sorry tbaf
shc bal given hcr son fo tie rrrabiirs I
have seen mans chIdlrs. mother. Ia.
Only ~ days siscc Iva in Massa,hu.stt.
When uas az the plaec orb ~hi-h OH Israel
Pu-na-n. ihc uot hunter. vas born. Thrs
showed ule ihr room in which thc Oh man
vas born. a-l 90 SIS irtr-,stirg q, think
that 'tood 'bcrc uron thc spot vi,rc such
a man came into iiir Elt ! bearl .,no-
thing thss ~as ar r-rrr interesting than
that = youn- nam of thc sane Blood.
some sistccn ycars a. aec. beard of thr
FIRING on >austcr. ll,s southfal arl1r uss
kindiri. ne h,s hccn .i-erir- in a.
roon Of thc old General. and Iad caught
the spirit 81 his ancestor. snd iu The moon
l-ht rights o. ~ouii 90 outside ara cave
wIth hls penknits a ssor,l of WOOL Thew
shovcd % g. me- % ore si1c o. bal
eneavcl. 90 Not CD Dc d-aun without
iustice me O. b. sSeail-.l -ithout b..uor -
On the other side b. i.si rurravc.l. ..Death
e. lraii'rs.- AMI his yoathful hear; 81
barnci sitiin hirn. that ~hen thc ses.snI
cali Vas male for troop. in Nav. 1861.
his arior couii not bc restrained ~ cniist-
81 ard -cnt forth 60 frht ti.e battle. g
his country. an rasscl throrEh almost
every battle 6eld from Ralls RiuH % The
srvvn DAYS before Rirhn1ond. and ther.
mortaIlr wounded. tell do~n o. DE. Law
his agcl psseuis--his yoanc .istsr. her
"a noe one of then uho diI nat reioice
thar u b. -as o. de. D. as o. de ia De-
fcnse the Union and BE- oouunv. load
ch-crsl
Are 90 % couiess that al this blood has
been sbed ior. - failu-e r. tCrics q
90 ~. no" No. never Halso-ed 60 every
grave in -hieh soldier .icrr.. r.. Au'su-
.nd cheers) llonorcd ard beloved f.r~v,r.
ihc mother uho bore thrui aui .ens theu
iorth f'r thrir oountry'. causr. Uoad
cheering Ard - -i1 noi dr.ert th~-n
(Cries of'' Never. 81 and cheers We have
rssscd throurh the ti-,c - t-,ubic. anI
nor l'-it BEANS uron us. - ai-vaiv see
- fsEninr TIE VICTORIES 49, h,r- re-
or-iiy h-hicvci. iu ~ jsdEuncnt. a-i cor-
hieuf bop. usher in fhc rirriou. aav
~hen rrheilon al have been s1prrcsse,l
throuEtout cur hnd and frcc.lon ana
1 nioa eTcryv hrrc restored o. us. fgh.ers
The caasc cannot D. deserted ~ sush
men a. those 80 before mo % ni-ht. Yoa
I'll ''ani br BE-. ani you al take part ,n
'hs glory ar honor of hsv - cc.triIat~d
. The sucCcss - our Armies in th~ feif .-4
90 ~ estatlsha~nt 81 our cause a. che
ballet hoH. bv Inspiring every soIaier 18th
ne Ecal sni arloT. and cousmuuirasin-
nr~ vir'r and re- cnerry o. tbe Auini.-
'raiian ohar-vl rith e., l-iv ofairnini.icr-
eng tbe 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

Gen Brtirr has been riaceI in commanI
~ the northern Department vith bal
quarters ia Neu York IIe uiI fnI ssur
r' less decided rebels f..an rss,deI ia Nsu
Orleans. shen b. MADE h.. 1eaut there. ar.I
DE- eSpcrienoe in managing the one ela..
vin al him materially In rcstraiuing tLs
Violence of the other Loyal nen bsl 9Th
5oy ihs placing 81 so prompi. ascent. sn.i
eaersei.1 al oficer boz thar post,on. where
>evmour has been sfris.1g 20 t.ndie a. OFT
freak
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

lrENrTrEr. Tie attention a. ti.e raj.
er b. invited o. the sds,rtise,lert Of Ais..-..
j. D.. Coil a. Co. >no~'. FaHs Dsr--
tie pat season thes have been iur-ovire
tie external aprearanoe of III buii.Iir-s.
ard adding ne~ uiaeh.n.ry. Boz prcra-afi9n
ior large fail business. Tl..ir uarr r,.a-,
con'aIr. better selert-o- of One ualnat.
All oar'tnut farufu-e. 9th aasrti--tspr-,
o'ltrrs. mirrors. etc.,. than vas sssr t..f.-,
oa.rcl in this County. Per.ors viu d.
vel io give thenacau
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

Tie Arrst ta-as-s ia 30 I-.fel States
has l4sf Ls-n .a..as.i .n the t1vn g Wen.
We. IL. isai p4f-La.cd co-nrr..e. loser
thuty thsasand a-rc-. in tbc fssnshiT-- 20
W ian aai Wesi inian. siKty nib, from
ki--or. on fhe rcna,.sr't river. iLc hrI
hf.ns ,7sc-rl 9Th a heavy -routh ofhe-,-
i7-k vnof. ih- nan ta--rry tuildir- s
,'" tret ia length. 90 f-,t -iie. anI t~1
stones in height. each story being e.h,
icet r.ear. bet~een POINTS. Toe frame
~crE i' ihe i1vrr portion. a1d every para
Hah.e e. derar. b. c,nstrlrteI Of cellar.
H. boiler roem d.m~r.,o.s sr- o. b,
70 ieet. ta.lt of b-'rk. anI I.n.A room
blii-ine l1J ieei i1a- ty I'D fe,i side IN
ihe erection Of vhi.h oalv cedar Iaulcs
80 uscd. [Arassteok Timcs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

Coon. The corporheads have held tuo
raeetiuTs sInoe the cie-iioa. one a. IRE
Borg addresscd by hack. llsmHons anI
HasiiuEs and fbe oticr af Lowell. attended
~ Ayer. snd iastings IN fyebarr -s
gam t~entr-6ve. ani in Lowell. pine
Aver 'hope- 81 Cod b. shouid sec tbc day
vben 4. = Securities ~oaId BE- uorth 20
more thsn Pinc chiPs. vhioh eSpiains 81
order for 7.3o bonds lately reviewed from
thsf so-nn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

~ prpEV TrsE JrsrIcr. Some re-
rninisrences 90 have lately come gnar.
'i'straie the manner 81 DONG b1.ine.. for
~ wears ago. anl relate t, gentleman -bo
resided not many tovnships distant irom
this piece q vrifirr
it "a one master day. vher a nan i-.e-.
on deeds ~ sai1r. lost an overcoat from h..
sadie 'n journey. n- to the feiI A feu8v
"a arrested. anl broorht before our iss-
''oe snd be t-sl commenced Wrarsses
~ere eNaninci. sbo -ers perfectly co-un.
ced thaf the pris1ner uas Eulty. tstF.f
Dos see BIN commit the deed. Council f.-
defence became confident ard te---s.f
che release ofhis client. when or uaar,.f-,.s
rraveiy In4u.rei n AZ The evide1-s "a. .-,.
fro-ecltlon admitted that Be- was. T.-
stid Mr Justioe. d" bring tbs seconded
i1 guilty I aH BIN s,aal tb,i coat u.tb r.,
ovn eyes anl Proceeded to sentence Lia
There vas 20 appeal taken.
Oh another ocrtsion some o. be b8aaess
TRANSACTIONS required 90 be certified before
e mag .strafe. an1 no.e lived within tsc1t,
"i.es. lie solved che d.H-a',y ty eanl.r
before mirror. and holding up hi. ristt
htna repcatel me oath. whirh H. certified
undcr Boz on sIgnat4rc. and BE- passed 9Th
out question
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

The Cincinnati l'r.e C.-r.rt. shr-a i.--
anl careful esar.-at b. .,t....I,t.t
ihe corn c-op in e. s-.t is attsu Es
rer os-t t.ti.- 'lf- h.t fsar Oh e..
.i'.' 90 'a..aia'ss that rhc amour, of -.a-k
to '.a's ta narssf uil he srry large. 20.
''''rr fat ai tls price farmer. etpr.tts
realize t.at Gle large ruanrfv of,s-s .n
band -.l Pei converted ,ato rork ss ra-..l,
as possible
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

Tee Baib S-rt.oei .ays the P.liIa-I and
kcnnebee railroad Is aIalt Oh. raise rs
fare. People lorot SEEM tl under.tsnI
thaf. az present. rates. ti.l oar g. Of. A.
COSTA u10h cheaper. vs.. Da-siT. Janrfi1n
snd v in.hrop. Wh-n tte neu raiiou &C.
tae donation BE- cong .ef.I. a. delay uil
BE r.- ..F. a.l uiI uakc Co., tark
route the shortest. riearc.t aai qufs a.
n.fass0f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

hr~covrEr 90 SEsrrE 4 commone
Of Eomc. ~ho Lately rarchascd a tumble
do~n palace On ia over part % tbe eiiy. "a
removing thc rubbish discos~r,,l a conceal.
- room. from vhirh De- has c1ha-r,l a ella
bronze 'iaiue ~ icrcaic. The fru-r &C.
ten iesi 'n ieu-th. vas lad u,on thr taek.
10 feet ~h,ch we're cot a. being p-~s,r,s4
b I'allnc them uear thc BODY Inslde th-
s'atuc vas pretty fcmale had. in pa-an
marble. ~i'h the hair -athc-,i i- a net vrry
much in the pres,nt STYLE TLi. hshion
prrsaiicd from thc finc of HeEovab.ia.
d'vn o. Constantine. 10 n reported rist
tie coter-ment received the r,-It. iu Sd.
hag DE rl,as. O. parriase AZ sair saia,-
tor ary trcas-re fre,c hat might D., . 10
co'erc'. -ni vi secure tbs work. a. a
price % ahout orc hunlr,l iLau.and dol
lar III metal alone -oalI De- -orh
above for th.a.anI llrar-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

MENIcsN AFruE-. Sctcral ofthc hal
- % the Jusrvr party BE- thc Dcpartu,cnt
% ZacHf.cAs have given in their rihesioa
o. thc iuperiai sore-urnco'. ard thc farcrs
II Jaarcs A. Mstas,oras have also Submitted
% a. ne~ order ofthinrs Aproiect is ~
ported Under sonsilrrafio- t1 establish tel
graph concentrate b-t-ern thc rity
of NcHico AMI al Gifted states. Oaha al
Nu-sian, Gcnerai ortern', f,rc~s havr.
acorriiu- % rrport. been compicteiy tis-
poscd ot. most Of them hav.nr volantarilr
al co-n their aruss 4 severe ca-th-uasr
oorurrcd on The 80 q October. rnanv
ehurch-' All houses heing damaged ani
several lives lost. Brisanlism 81 aa tis in-
crcase the p1hhc consesancr. have been
stoFpcd Anl ile passenrcr. robbed IN close
PROXIMITY q tho prin,ipai cIs.ss. Gcneral
bohiado Las received r--n lssioa o. rctura
to McSico. bat hs property 20 subject O.
the tcicrminafs1n &C Marln.llau.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

srrrsru Mu,r BsrrmY We f,arr
az s'-cr tic lsirf,rrererfs taken 90 tt
.ieuf laGham. joiued ths tauery tles
sre received tee ner guns. % 's-.re tha.-
30 ia the sumucr carra.er Ttev have
1u sin fne gars. rasirr o. tsIisve the
~ hl tsrely fr--. 'li. ~,a'e ir 90 fsiI
no. battery b. r1u ..rafs1 at Fr-s W-f.h
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

IL nav b. considered ii-iIe cat 81 pi,ce
% pua good hing on bcar~sv. butthe
foiiowing pubEc b1use.~ belong. 20 a
class which 80 hope 90 be- abb aluar. o.
leave 90 tbe care ~ corrcsr,ond.nts
NJ. EDfroE Beng a. the roararn
lat ~eek. J would ike 90 ssy a -orl a. 90
many q Jour readers a-c rnic-cstcl in The
Poor-iarrn. home for an unfortunate cla..
81 people. E'erythtng outdoor aad IN
doors bespoke de great interest NJ Bar
ri.I ani BIS excellent lady have takra in De-.
hah % tLe fosn and li, inmates. IL, fam
by ~ their coavcrsa,ioa AMI arpearanc,
spoke r1~h in praise ofihe tender care that
"a bcstowed uPou tLcn. Tbe crop. AMI
improvement of tlc farm sbou-. aithaaei
VI. y. j. minus o. hand. ttat vi..io.- =.
eel a. sirengtl has heen used 81 tte ri-i,
ume AM iu Or Iieit place. Tie paar-
farm unlrr s1rh manarcmeri o. NAV b.
seen. ty al interested. - a. honor o. ti.,
town hni source 90 pleasure to tbe phil
anthropist IE,rrv.rr.
Hartford. Nrv =. 1864
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

Act Of Nes York blsekiea. made q nm
20 fhilsieipha. last wesk. o. ui.-e.. 4,
Prife fgit. that didnt come a. Lise,to
TRIP 20 Island Ponl. n "a made .be o--..
son oi tn lniiscriminafe pianjerlng far
fhr rssseu-er. sr.l sfafirr. 90 fhe f.-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11
Triumphant Reelection of
Abraham Lincoln.
uTTIs MAC NOTn SCORE or VOTES
The PEOPLE DEMAND A VIGOROUS
PROSECUTION OF THE WAR.
Constitutional Amendment Abolish.
tag slavery >eeured.
Glorious News All Around.

The Presidential e election On Mondsy uas
one 81 the most quiet ever experienced
We have board ~ no blood she'd in An,
quarter - far A. returns have been ~
oeived. their vas a full vote. and large Tn
ion gains arr set down in nearly the whole
coantry.
80 lar a. the -esult - concerned ov- 80
umns for months PAS. hear witness IT,, -.
arr not disappointed. The election - Mr.
Lincoln Ne regarded a. ~ les a sorrro,e
conclusion. than his nomination bv he Con
Vention At Baltimore That the people had
80 ~ilied Il vas entirely apparent AMI Who
shall now deny tie truth Of the assertion.
% Nox Popuh. vox Del
The issue Vas plain one; 50 plain tia,
none need have been deceived IN the berin-
nIng and no words are nccessarv 10 sav
precisely Via; wss meant ~ the vote c.st
The instinct. % the people are honest Ard
patriotic They have definite plan IN ,ie-.
and thry nave in unmistakabie terms ,,i,..r
dsrecticns m What MARINER Il shall tue dom
They nave re-elecfed Presidents Lincoln Nv
such vote a. no President has vet rec.iv-
ed a. tho sane time bu-ying the p-oc-asti-
nai'ng' umie General Who made scint Of
beng an opposition candidate b.-vona -
urrection. There Is deep signifcanee +,
fhis action that uiil be feh bcvond our
most eNtrenc picket and vii be made VS.
iblc etc long.
Another gratifying and most glorious re-
salt. - The large gains made in the Cor
gressionai Delegation. We shall have Il.
the next Congrcss a majority q tuo-thirds.
Which Is suficien; % secure the initiation %
constitutional Amendments. d..trorin-
slavery IN this country. Then shall Ne b.
indeed free, This resolt viii be hailed
With delight. by our whole people. with
perhaps significant exceptions and :. a
most strlkrng illustration oftlpc vast chance.
that have been made in public opinion dur
ing the wears Of var throacb which We have
passed.
The following ucturns indicate how tbe
States sLus f1r beard from have voted.
MAINE.
The returns from about one hund.ri
vote su'ho.~nt ,o give Lincoln MAJORITY o.
near 81. loO.
NV HtgrSHfsE.
New Hamrshirr t. pronounced sure fo-
Lincoln on tn houle vote b. TO thousand
majority. Whiio fhe soldiers vote - cNrerteI
% zlore than dolble it
Frru0Nr.
NoSrFEIfE. Nov. = Fiav town. yive
Lincoln 1866 McClenan 400 Trio-
neforfy li.l1a. Irior gain on Oh. ,of,
Of >ept.. i1fi. The >ra,e is good fa- So
90 majority for Lincoln
Ma-ssCHr -Errs
The oid Bag state has done noblv. IL.
MAJORITY tor l.incoin D. about 90. issl arairs-
5000 IN leo. She tas aI-o .I.-..f
Messrs Ricc and Hoo DIT ~ from s-f0,-
400. in Districts ~here ir l-sD. ~. 49, u
the former was contested and the laftsr -
but 80 maiority. God sasc the Common
wealth
EnoDr lsIaNr.
Rhode Island j. set down A. GOOD IL
5fsO majority for Lincoln
f.nNn rI.TrrrHr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

G,Eut~rH JorE~ar Mr 20 X Nor
iii. 80 has Pub.,shel the Journal .ino,
3, death ~ the io7nsr palE.Lsr for a.
.cnett al Mrs. Heath. o.. n.u s1le owner %
aai esia6l'stueat Do maErs sp-iehtIy
apr. vh,ch deserves. ard receives a lilsr-
D support ~1r..ss q. Fsl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

lur Ai-snsN. Csrrrurp. Th, L. -
steamer hearsa.e. 80 iioston. brinr. 18th
her ivcnts q tae crp~ anl Ss-gco1
Clariion prisonefs from tte rchcl uar-
steamer Flo-ida. caPtrrcl IN the Bay %
>aa ~t',aior. Brarl'. on thc moruiss Old q
sth 81 October ty thr a. :. steamer
Wachu.eti. Comulandcr Napoicon Collins.
i'is-cigAt a. thr crv- ard t~-isc oiE-crs
of ile fior.ia were eaptarc-l ~iih1at thc
loss 81 l.te. thr r,naainlcros tbo cro~ All
ofhcrrs being ou Shore a. Baha A. che tins
of thc attaek. raymast~r william 81 thc
Maetl--tf arrived in fle kcar.ars- ~ih
gossrums-t disraiehrs. Tbe Wa.hasstts
anl fio-..ia -erc o. leave St Ta1mas on
tie % tn-t f1r Ns~N -t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

VI partam died aa T1ctlly. atals.t
hat ra.t tr,e otiork We arl.-tsrf
thai he s'tri1utel no tameta any ono. ard
niaai'esfei great rlsiraat from tIe t.r..
of tlr aeeilent emil BE- I.a-l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

Nathan Clifford 80 Mane
Samusl Ncisrn Of Nrr Yo-k
R,hcri q. Gricr 81 Icnusv lsania
Ihs " Mavne 90 tscorria.
Iahn Caf-11 90 r-anrs.-c.
pasti basi- oi lliinois
Noah "a. >vstnc 90 phin.
Stnl-i =. Miller of Iapa
>tepheu = Fich oi California
Tic last four ss.ociate Ju.ti-cs were A.
pointed o. I'rcsil,nt Lincoln. and uith tbs
chef Jasiioc 60 o. appointed in D-ccr-hrr.
~iIi makr just haN % a Fan Cou-t. Catron
q Tenn. irriines 20 thc sane sicus on thc
rrrai controscr-y a. DO t,e mcu,i.crs ar-
POINTED ~ AR. Lincoln fJ1urnal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

BrsSEss Cus~eE TIE firm q B. D.
Bate a Go. has been dissoiv-d.-Mr A.
ii. Ihaycr having ru-rhascf CO. iuterr.t oi
VI. p p BATES in the stock Boz trade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

fur Svrursr Corrr ne death %
Chef Jus'i,c Tanev ani thc f,ct thsf b..
rlaec ,, O. 10 hiicd o. a man pf ,ery d,.I.r-
cnt opinions A. % the diameter a-i .f.,s.
81 slavery. terms thc public r,inI ~sth ue~
iuicr,st % the >unrvui~ 'oart 81 tLr l-uitei
>ta',s. vhich "a so rrc~nuy th. citadel 81
save powrr. Int which rrruii-ss no. %
pisy rrorninent part on scftiins ire crest
coutrove-~v vlt,h has eliminated in rebel
bon on ihc siic ofla.'icc ard liberty. The
foiiovirs arc the associate Jastices q th,s
4 rrrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

NJ George - G.oek. az we.t Psris.
has 'e-t fol &C. oal-e of tle DAILY lress. q
Trifr.- Red
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

The foiio-ing ar iLr p'elar maio-i,ie.
80 iar - yei hearl from.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

fhiLsnEirrIA. Nov. . Tie HaIIsflr
says fetlrrs iadieafe f-ninn Mar.-ifs .n
irnns' IFnnia of fr.n 1000 fo BE- 1u. 81
thc booze vote. ani the soiIie-.- rs.e v.I
swell flis o. over 5000
L.ncoio has an tie reuaiainr s,,... o.,
kentl-Ev al Ne~ Jersey. ~hi,b ,,.,s
for McC,elan. and Delaware. wb.,b s. b,
doubt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

Nv YoFE. Nov 9h. u b. no.. g r
n. conceded thar Brooks. f1r Corrrsss
y really defeated by Dodge. RepabI.rar
7 he state has probably gone Or Lincoln
afHD ualorIfr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

HsErEoEp. Conn. Nov y Lincoirs
majority in Connecticut in an bot f3 towns
in 288f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

TIE Cd Bag state has done noblv. IL.
MAJORITY ior l.iucoin b about -U. 80 a-ai-st
5000 IN lao. She has aI-o .I.-t.f
Messrs ki-e and Hoo per ~ from sr0.1f,
400. in Districts -here in I>sD. ~. .e,t u
the former vas conieste.i and the latter h.t
bot 80 minority God sasc the Common.
wralfhf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-11

Rhode Island j. set down a. good for
5ls0 majority Or Lincoln