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Medical Department.

SURGEON W. OIENDEgIN, q. 8. VOLS,
Assistant Medical Director, Department Cliua-
beriand. office p ChelTy-street. 81
SURGEON X FLErCHgR, o s. VOLS,
Medical Purveyor, U. 8. A. Oifiee North side OF
Pubic square, between Market and Front.
ASST SURGEON d. BACHE, I. S. A.,
Medical Inspector. Office ~ Cherry-sireet.
sUKGEON L. A. JAMES, Ara o. v O.,
Health officer and Post Surgeon. othce "A
Cherry-stTeet.
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the day aforesaid, under the same rules
and regulations heFeinbefore prescribed
and at such suitable places as viii be
convenient to the soldiers, Who are
heFeby declared entitled 10 vote with~
out oath OF registration.
4 IN testimony whereof, ], ANDREW
s - johnson, Military Govern
or Of the State Of Tonnes
Is see, do hereunto set my
~ hand, and have caused the
49, Great Seal of the State TO
.be affixed at this Department, on the
Both day Of September, A. D., 1864.
By the Governor
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Attest EDwARD II. East,
Secretary Of State
East Tenne<app families
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XZzzZH7IZZ1
SOLDIERS.

Yea ought not to be without such valuable med
cine. The Cincinnati National onion, Of April Path
says, that thousands Of our soldiers have been
saved by the OF htrickland's Anti Cholera Mix
ture. For sale by Druggists At 20 cents per bottle
Genefd Depot No East Fourth-streat, CinciR-
nsti, Ohio
Sold IN Nashville, Tenn, by FORBES & STE
PHENS, STEPHENS, JASEEY CO.. q. W. HEN
DERSHOf CO, DEMOFILI4E & Co, and r. W.
HASLOLk- ap Zt,-tu W th-Wly
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CHAPMAN & co.
Auction & Commission
Merchants.

NITILL ATTEND TO THE SALES OF GOODS,
w Wares alld General Merchandise, az then
Hoase, No. 10 EoFth College street, opposite W. :.
CheathsrnH. $50
About door sales VII be punctually attended 70.
80 beral advances Inade on eousig nments, and
panctual returns Of sales.
"a CHAPMAN & CO., Auctioneers.
sep9-sni No. 10 North College, 81. /
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AFFIDAVIT

Personally appeared before ne a. Alderman d
the 1ty q Ptdiadeipt ~. Il Asinbofi, Eho, Be-
M day sEorn, do1a -ay, H. pseEs-stehs coa.zln
~ nsr11,f, 10 uercurys Or ether illllfols drugs,
Dot ar purely yegeta1ls. H. r. HEIHHOLb.
sEurn ans sukacrbsd before M, ttls al day o.
AoFesnn<F. lsdf. M p. HlBBARu,
AlderTnsn. 9th-siEe=f. al0Fc ltace. Fh4la.
Adtfgess letier8 for i6forrnal 30 h couhlenees
81. HELMh0LD, Cnssnist
Depot l04 bcuth Teath-straet
Bel1a Cheslnai, Philadelphia.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFETS
AxD UyPRIEcIPLED DEALgAs,
VINO ensieaTor % dispose sOF fHEfK OWN and
@otnafr articles % ths rsputsaon aftaa1ed -
Helmposd'A tSepulas repafsa.ona
t 90 saEraparia
49, 2" .ImproFed Ss.ss Nrsn
Sod b. ~ pr1eEizts eFeryatero-
ASK FOR III H60I Us Xxx 70 OIaAA
caf 0UltIseu - FurizsanIsat l1d selI ~ - 40
AVOID lMfOAF 7loH All kxfUabkA
aaa By
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Police Department.

Police Department.
Captain-J. II. PueKETT
1st Meutenant--WM DAELEY
I'd Lieutenant-J. f. INGALLS,
lst Wsrd-DAN RIRcHETT,
VIZ. Fl. WILKINSON, Jr.
I'd Ward-B. w. KINNEY,
a.ir.r.T as A. G. BYROE,
WIN. BAKER
81 Wards. J. STARKEY,
w. w PHiLLiPs,
JANIS Miller.
4th Ward-WN MALLORY,
A. J. HEAD.
9Th Ward-JOEL PmLLIPs,
JOSH WEATHERFoRD.
10 9th Ward-JOHN Firth,
SAM PIVNkKE
9TH Ward-JoBS GAyEsDKk
Sth Ward--BIRD BRUCE.
9th Wafd-WM. JAcksoS,
ff5 10 b JosRPH CAPPa
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Wanted Immediately.

YOUNG GIRL (wAITE Or cOLOREDj TO
"A sttend 70 = tAby and dN general h0CseNOfk.
In small nEnIiiy. A good hoaae s offered - cue
Wsil recommended Apg.y - this Oifcs.
s sep@D ft. t4sa Nfa
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.IIss9E9 - 81 - 49,


ArfESDE2 NrfH rag FoILeeTSs s4AFrsE6
IndisPositiOn to Exsrton Loss Of Power.
Loss Of Memory, lirficulty Of breathing,
Weak Nerves Tremhfng
Horror ii Diseases WskefIlnfss
DInness Of Nislon, Pam IN tie Bsck.
Universal I-assituds ofthe Flushing Of the Body,
Muscular System, Eruptiens on the Face,
Hot Hands. PsilId COuDseaauoe,
Dryness OF the Skin.
dhsse symptoms, Il slowed 10 90 on, which this
meslsane inss Eiaoy removes soon follow
IxP0TEECY, FATUITX, EPILEPTiC FITS,
in one Of which the patient may expire Who can
say tlat they are not frequently followed by those
"di eadfnl diseases,
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aHare Of the csIise u their suffering
bus none viii CONFESS. The records u the Insane
Asylunls and the melancholy deaths BY eOnsump-
ton, tear ample witness 70 the trlih Of the ssser
ton.
THE CONsTIFBTION,y OSCE AFFECTED WITH
.r.t ORGANIC EEAENESs,
requires the aid Of aedb'iae - Strengthen and IN
VQ0rate the = stem, which HELHBOLBS TX
Tract BUCdB invariably does 4 tnai VII con-
vince she mgtt .sSsEhezi.
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Take no balsana MeFuilry, or pleasant medicine.
for unpleasant and ,lasgersils diseases.
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Qasrtermaster's Department.

BvT BRIG. GIN. J. L. D0SALDsoS,
Chief Quartsrnaster, Department Of tie Cumbsr-
land. Office los CheTrY-stTset.
CAPT JAS =. RUsIIEa A z NJ,
CHEZ Assistant Quarternlaster. once 100 Cherry
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

A C0nvcaiion Of delegates % the Uaioa
Leagues -S rccvotly held a. Baltimore.
AL ADOPTED the follo-iag plAfform-short
And expressive
Id hcsuirrf. That Ne will support TIE
Adnainistraiion IN the vigorous prosecution
81 thc var. % The cornplcte and 6nal sun
prrssic- ~ The lion. and o. this uc
pledge all cur encrgics and eaorts
"a hssoir-sf. That slavery. being The
cause 81 the o. hcllion AM che bond q gnio-
smong traiior-. ought % b. abolished 18th
oui delay AMI q = the sense Of this Or
Eaniratioa that slavery in al form. shouM
b prohibiicd By an amendment o. the
fetsral Constitution.
-. Rssalr>f. That we hereby approve
o. The Prin0pl.s involved in the policy
kno-n a. the % Monroe doctrine
80 h,sa'ref. That the con6scatioa a.,
81 'ongrcs' shouid BE promptly and sixo-
rously enforccd. snd that hon~sfeads on
The lands eouascatei under a .houh b.
granted q cur soldtcrs and Others ubo
have ben sale indigvut by the acts d
trAitors and rrbsls
Ia Resoircf. That every psr.oa ~ho
bear arms in defence OF the natioaal aax
- entitled sithout distinction q color o.
nafionaiiiy. 20 the protection ofthe govern
uscnt h. dsirnd, o. The fall extent % that
gosernmrui's power.
GA Eefpircd. 4 lat we hcruby tender car
ihAnks - Tie soldiers Of ths ar1nv and the
sailors oithe navy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

Wool A eorrcsPondcui ofthe Le~i.-
ton Journal. writing from Se- Portianl.
says he Clip Of WOOL promises 10 BE- small
Dr. han usuai. IN Consequence O. the los-e.
- sheep from disease. Sales have ben
made from - 90 g. cents al one ooutrac-
Tor al pay o. for choice lots Il shoald
D. borne in mad that the Sounerset ~ool -
a very fas quality. great sH5rt having
been made within f. years % improve
CO. sheep To- that siciniiy They have in-
tr1iuocd The h-st bsck ever in tbe STATE
tae present season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

SEvESrH Mars BarrrEr A disp.t-h
says Capt T~i,chcli, battery Ia. been 81
ihe 9th (Blrnsiicr) Core. and has bsd
constant svrsioe since NAY Sch. Prom tLa,
dare 90 Jsne lst. tLey ~ere ever dav 90
line o. battle or on the marrh. Thes have
gained d. approval Of d,- chief a a-,irerr.
vho would DOT alioa tbeir rsrs % BE- r--
daced % -four. a. rith most o. the haff,rie.
but said they must b. retained in their f,l
member. ior he bad tired then a. er-rv
t-hi ard skiruish and kner vhaf tbcv we're
On their discipline ara stiH
Ihe battery has i5.' some material "a.
tor. and hre mea. We spp-nIa l,sf.
May l2fh Jas m UaukiHet O.. ID
Randall. lrft cheek. severe Wn h Re-
~ a MAJ 18th. Frans a R.l.-r
zoos June 80. jos x. Naes ri-f- .t.-f
d. an ~ broken.
The men are Suffering ~ resi-. having
most Of the tine been on tbe pi-ke, h-,
BIS are Of good cheer and Of f1H fsifb.
Bangor Wig.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01


Duri-g recent ofseial wit % the Main.
Stsie Prison. ~ determised 20 satisfy our
selves 30 s.r as thst institution was coaosrn
ed. Of The truth % the of repeated remark
that great majority Of the crimes coa
misted sgsinsi tbe State are caused By ths
incorporate Use Of intoNleaiing drinks,
Durng our stay. Il was thought advisable
20 cal IN certain vel behaved. ~eli disI.os-
ed Pri-Oocrs and lct them tell their o~u
storicsv before the Gov and Council
Thsrty 81 th-ir Russher -err either directly
Or indir-efly examined. and T~kSrH-EfGEr
90 TINS SCNHEE. acknO-ledged thar b.
fore their conviction Of The osrnse for
-Aish ;Aoy arr imprisoned. they were an
temperate A iarge number declared they
committed tho ofsnse s-&os drunk. Gee
eonsict Who - nov scrVing oct hrs secoad
tern. (both oaences being for assault, on
females. and the lAst tine upon h. ON
daughter VITA an inient % eonmit hein =
ous oaensel sa,d he ~as into1icate.l upon
both oocasions and kRe~ nothing that b.
did When sober al has ne ichbors saw BE-
- ono Of the best 81 eitiEen. Neari- ~.
cry case Of nur,ier. either wItb ma bee afore-
thought or nan Slaughter. "a. caused bv
rum- il &C hal time Ne coald give the
PArtsculArs IN a large aaa,bsr II eases. bot
s1fiice n b say that "a r-ooois II fis NJ
Sisfs's Prssoa sAou fsaf ~ ieasf sEvr~.
T1SHTHs q az ooar.cfs carss IN, sifs,r d.
Teri4y o. sa,isrorflg firosgi az tafeul,>rzf,
49, q ,s'oric1fiag frlass What a terri
bic record - thiss ~hat 'tenperancs
lecture u . % Is all--vhAi an appeal 90
TIE temperaace men and women Of Mainc 90
wage . uAr Of exterminafion against King
Alosohol and al his forces. We found thrve
women IN the Pn.on. al th-ce % whorn
Scrc 'ntemPcrate. ard to 81 uhorn wcr~
co@lez rlfuss>lsrs before goiug the-~
With STATISTICS ike these starin, o. IN the
face. not only Al TbOuaston. hut IN every
Penitentiary al over the land. boz strange
u - that theie - 40 mnch india~r~n~e IN
the eouanHni'y and arBong christians ur.on
The great suhlrct 81 t-np-fsacs We spend
our tens % thousands every year to bring
oasnders % justsoe vithoui putting forth a
siasls eaort 70 remove tbe grcat procuring
czEss % al crime We look ~iih coupar.
alive Indifference upon the thousands o..
bel holes ana greg shop "a. fan blast AL
over our land ~hore CRIME - rnanufarturcd
By ~bolesAls where yvung n~n and olt
nen. and even women ar transformed iu,,
demons We make no attempt 20 extin
guish th>se fires Of F-rrdaion Bat iet then
bsrn On IN fsn blast consuming a. viii
the bsson q destruction the Aisbess inter.
ests. the Parest minds. the kindes, affection.
Lrke tn AVA q she volcano. spreading de-
strsesion and dosolAiron over The fair heri
tage q God
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

The i'land section q the ne- stone daua
SAs oomPls'ed Tue-day nighi. Itn 10
iee' long. ard A. the deepest point l. ZEE,
high- Work On tia. section oouasno~d
lAsi Oct Norkus~n have ben en-arei
Tor The past iortnight IN preparing the
ledge a. b. bottom % the river for tAs
reoeP''on q The grani;e % the last section.
that ncHi 10 the sa- mil. -hich +. also 10
icci n lengtA Il j. expected that this
seotioa III b. Completed before -inter.
thus finishing that -ili BE- pcrhap. the best
dam q - siEe ia Nc- EngiAnd. Prom
- 60 q; Alnds Ar no. saPioyea.
lt-cuiston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

$50 RI ~ - ~
Eifar f'--aorafs Isend yos the fol-
losing itcms
Divi. jane iih. HEAVY 7 EAion Of Rom
ford. nembcr u Capt Move. Co. sd
Re- % sounds ncceivsd IN ths breast. J sne
-. lie as son q O.go0d Eaton. -bo
died a year ago. a; or near New Orleans.
Lew HA'es no "a slgbtiy wounded b.
tbc bad Al Pleasant Ilir. e,ed Of cLroaie
diarrbra GA board oac % the boat. coming
d0wn THE Rcd rscr Also q tie sane
complaint. Nan X. Eastman. both rr,iaent.
81 MeHico. ard members Of The Maiac sgih
Re- Capt. Pays 60.
Wounded. June Sch. Corp. Clark. T..
Cha-e. Of Milion PI. Co. 4. 32I Reg
ai.o Peter Bean. same Go. and Reg.
Recently died. John \. I-bslr. u Byron.
On board boat. coming do-u Red river. a
member - 29ih Ma,ne Reg.
Harrison ? Whitman. Cap;. Prag'. Co.
2sih Res. died in Hospital a. Ne- Or
leans rvcently. lie "a frols Me1ico. ua.k-
ing "a in Killed snI died from tLis to-n
Tn bal storm one vecE ago TO-DAY
r,alAs1 Byr.a aa4 Eo1l4ry al al al
danla-e. drifting around tbc bail4.n 90
that thc hrucrs had o. shovel hail iron
Their arm doors before they cooid op-n
them. Yovr.- a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

LErrT. HOWARD =. CHartfx. Tn.
commanding ofsoer OF Co T.. LIT Ne
Heavy Artillery. in rec-nt letter thus
speaks Of Edward p Chapln. formerly o..
North Waterford. late % 60. I : Who "a,
killed. IN The action Of the issh o. Nav.
near SPottss isaniA Court House. "Ican
truly say BE- was q good ani faithfsI soldier
and ~hoie souled man. hind h-.rsea and
good % al lie hsd many friend. IN the
oompsnv- IL went into ihe battle a. brase
A. a ion ard died 6ghting for his coansrv',
flag And h1nor. Peace % bis ashes
Mr.. Chaplin vas one q four voun- men
Who catered The service early lasi winter
from the SANE neigbborhood n the hs;.
ile sbove referred 90 ~ Which their req
msHf Suffered terribly and covered it.elf
-Ith giory. the ofher three ve-r sounded
Of thesr. Dsnisi " KiAou-ne. q rosng
mar 81 great ~orth died soon after in tbs
FINLEY Hospital at Washingion. The 9th
- two. Wa W. Kubournc and DanieI
''rvene have ben transf-rrrd % Naine.
shere their wounds vii soo- BE- heaied. and
her health restored
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

SPcnser. ~ho murlerrJ war,lsn Tinker.
Of the MAiae State Prison. about thirteen
months since. was hanged in the PRISON
yArd. on Friday last. Ga the gaIlo-, he
aekno-ledgcd the Justice q tn sentence.
bot averrcd that D. mast have been insane
uhsn h committed thc dcrd Thi. plea.
a rvPor'er does no, seem dspo-od 20 al
mt for the rvasoa that b. tells wilh re-
uarkable distinctnes. AL the events that
occurred % tn tAy a the mur3cr. The
prisoner bal been bapsi-,d. and received
the sarrAncnt % the Catl,olic churrh. vhich
b. said "a, aboat a. near rigbs a. aav.
lir' BODY -as given into the charEc % The
priest sudha- h~cn burned IN he o.th5iie
bursing ground ~ Rockiand
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01
Bethel Items

The ksn storm last week "a, very 49,
we're. II cStcndsd distance q 20 miles
IN The sPacc u 5 o. 10 minutes. OnS-ans
HiA tbe hsa stones u1iaEied nth dir -
uaiue'i from Mooday iil Tbur,.iay We ncv-
er ss- - useh raia fan IN ave minsis. a.
during the sho-cr.
IEoUr fIsuING- We thourht - vouii
try our hand last ~cek Al trout 6shinr and
tel a. large a story A. anybody. started
for tie me- sdo~. tbsrmoreter suorr the
sos. Cat pole after a severe battle nth
the mosguiioes- Pct On ~orn Cor hait !;
caught ~ hook IN an OF log. ran our arm
INTO the water 70 The shoulder 10 unhsseh
a. Tired again. no bite. groPed along
thr0ugh the bushes. cot one faiai niLble.
vhich encouraged ~ Foaght mosquitoes.
snd in thrcc minutes killcd So. Cat oar
line fron The pole and rAn ior home
The eject Of the fros; on Vvgctatioa two
~scks sinee ms very remarkable. II the
sane BIN oieorn t-o or thrve ,hoots -osld
b Killed INTO ih- ground - a. not 20 sprout
again. ~hiis a spear or t-o voald BE- an
touched. Sometimes several bills woald
b left IN sucoessioa untoachsd. whiis an
other serics you'd BE- Allied most ca.ctaAI-
u. Fields mach subject 20 frost ~crc nol
Affected. We Alsa hal ar opp0rt lnity %
witnessing he effect II diHsrsnt coverings
A. protection. Mherr a newspaper ~As
Plaosd over plants and liJ not touch them.
they escaped fhe frost. bat a piccs Of
brown paPrr Oh no, save then. one nan
covered 10 cucumber plant. With ~ils.d
rhruharh leaves ard lot them al. Tb-
same fleet "a prodsccd ~ linen ,ho,ts.
Plants froEe throash glas. tszabler wbsrc
they touchcd th- glass
Prom lctfers rc,iycd. thc I2th Ms Re-
arrived - Ne- ORLEANS the isth inst. ana
ar rnramPc1 a. Carroltou.
Thcrc ~as bal storm a. III bad q
>andAy rivcr on Sanlay night
Daniel Stcarns % co. I. 5th Ne. Reg.
arrived hone III. week lie has been
t-ic- wounded. oncs a. Fr,dcricksburg.
ihroush ihs hand. AID rcoently Al Spotsyl-
wanna. through the ara.
NJ. George PArsons % thi, town had d.
arm broksa rcccntly. -hiIe s.-iuc -ood a.
the Depot.
While On an excursion 90 ML Far-sI IN
Albany. lat week - discorcrsd the finest
specimcn - mineral for leurlr, ~e have
ever seen IN Oxford 90. las hsr,l an
inch In lengh. clear ana rithout frarturr.
We shall have q set IN a pan ior our ON
uss - soon a. - can fnd sozac gold froaa
Name. Oxford County has recently fur
nishrd some very rare mineral. on a.ilition
20 those airrads having a World -ide re-
noun.
Mr. J Alden Smith. formerly pub lisher
81 The Bethel Coaner. leA last ~eek for
COLORADO. lie i employed a. an agent for
one 81 the gold mines in thAi oountr,. II
therc j. anv gold there he vin b. pretty
ssrr 10 Cad a.
Peter Bean arrived bone recently frsm
Libby Prison. ~b~r, b. rs glad o. get 4
lsan dog % cAf. His clothe. vers all uorn
OF from hin below his ~Aisi. and b. no "a
stan4 uP a. l0ng a. Possibls. drcadsns q
80 or ise down amid the slih aad yerrr,i IN
lie says tie truth Ia. not yet been hall told
ofih dreadili susvrinss q lie prisoner,
there.
Rev. Mr. Allen. q the Free-ill B.p, =,
ohurch has removed 20 Canton. IN th,
County where be preaches = part Of lhs
time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

Ihe Argus must 90 oniy 90 So Iouble.-
Bot see Different ani dis,iact ob,~et. -..b
sa,h offs handrcd eyes. a ie- DAYS siac.
% oonia.nsd H. ''.ingular and sad. item
'hsi 90 wounded soldiers passing through
ihis c'iy Tor Augusta thc Satardav evening"
Prr'iol'. - hsi lot each leg, 4 .sr-
geon 'n thc hosPial Al Auru,ta. where
''e's 'o.diers ~vre reserved. "a, tber.
-erc SO instead 81 600. ard that Of The
rs 10 thc -ari IN ~hich be - .npio,ed.
ore h-narcd aad ight -ere s.ck ara on-
ssadrel snd tseniy sounded. not one q
-hieh lad lost ~ nor a. arm. -hieh
Hase' H. 'ingaitr par - th- item true. q
not 30 ne sane sense tbe -riter iniend.d.
kangor Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

We ars informed that a :. Adsr,s. E.q..
he soPerIutendent ofthc Portland ard OF.
ford Central railroad. succec,ied in purcha-
'ing quantity Of railroad iron IN Havana.
a. good hgurs. This ~il ensbie hirn o.
aF do~n The track % Hartford. rear Col
far-on'' r~siiencs IT, road ~il De- or~a-
II 90 Canton. a. sou a. the balance Of
iron required a. De- obtained
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

AsINE BAFrIsT AssocIsrtox. III.
sessions q ths soth Annual Meeting con-
rnenoed At tbc i.s BaP Cburrb IN thi,
'''s on I0c'dss. The attendance ..
good
Rev. W. Foiiea delivered ~ Con
'eni'on sermoa. sai Rev NJ ventr-,
that % the Edaeaiion Socieiy. Rev. D,.
'ha@pia. Alieu ~ los. ard Poni Of tia,
oits made Addresses on the sabiect Of En-
cation. lJearrsoaiaa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

WorvrrD Muvr Sofpirns. TIE Sl-
ioving De- ~ Name sall.sn sasni.i ,s
'ront Of ieters5lrg. Va arrived a. PiHa-
ieiPhii. d.rect from city Poet Joe
-
tfyh hsgu1lf Orn Fo-I A r.
hia.hhl " a Bryant Wintirop T-uar.
q , Roberts Tho. MASKS. q y Do.
nei. u. " Tosas. q. J. uoltoa.
k'~a.fa L,gnalf Alonr1 Carver.
DAVID Lovsn. Jo.erb Pat. " ~ H,r-
forl " Seiiie Dan. McFsrisnd. &c "
YONG. g. , Layton. = p. Clara. Joslas
FarLisA
Aisa H>g-of. D.. G Bar,ieft. X u
Ctsfeisr. Geo " Kryroiis
Port Cz-1l-y r = Bueheiler.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

Ihe 'iateu,ent fhs; tbe vife - NJ q, .
80 Ilar.o~. Of Wsodro,k. lad received
. '''ier from hi,a -iuee bi. dsaib "a. &c..
Par'ei. ~ regret to learn b. no. r-re---.l
Us oornriie. NJ WLlueno-e 81 n. p.
80 "a "ouniei. ard has reached han.
'ay' BE- el on che feId. aad l. H.. !,
doubt ofbis death The report eass q, ID.
in spoh . manner thar 90 coaId so 70
reason % doubt BE- correctne-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01
Oxford County Union Con-
yentiou.

Ths ehiIers 81 oxlorS CS-ssy ~A0 are 1900.
sitsunahS kysi % ne govetsu,~uf - the Juit-t
stsfe- I'D - sopport he Natiaa.i -nd >t-tc
adsssIst-tu-fiaa-. at ~ha g. he suppr~--iss
of m r.h-iiioa. sd be resolved - spar -
~adeav.r uasisIais Nsflessi Jnisss. bsfh -
priucIph ssd tefrfiufs-i b.unsisrs. I'D - b. .Yu-
I-thi-~ - our hfave -nitr~rs IN - SD. are
,asited - $50 a--s.s~s Coav~asssa - -
h-id % the Court Hos-c. Pane Hin.
On Friday. the sr~t a.y % JsIv. 1884.
A ten ociock, A. ". s. IN purpc-e AZ s-.us 49,
ting caacttate. g. ne ~taf- ~raat~ ~h-r,a.
S-~-ts auofury- Regs-tsF 81 frt,h.t~. Cess.
C~-.sas-sies-r sd Cosats Tr~s-ssr-r. O. - ssg-
pcst-d - thr I nraa -~n "a ONlord Co-ssfs ~
the u~~i >t.tr sL-ct-.a. 49, o. trsa--rr ~ o \.
a. Hs-Iss-- tA-s @~y P'aP.sis go hs1,s- 80
Co.v-nftrn.
tsch toss ami pauf-t-ea - ~nfiii-vl % 500 go
,s-g-s-, s-i .dsitsssr- d-i-r.ae - es-ry f.sr
h"ndrs-i inh-hi'auis trsci 80 oi ov~F TO husl-
erec satit,ss tses - - sa.iii's.-.si d-l~g.te
MN.N BoLsrEE.
gosas GsEENF
gsNEsw GLasE
ONHs fcsrNH-
JoslAH :. HoHHs
ESocHw. u oounrsr
T.P. CLNsrNs-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

BEowSTEELD. The following are d.
delegates chosen 20 ths several eoaysntioas /.
State Conveution.-Samucl Ssicknev.
Wa II Bean. John II. Allen.
DisiSict.-lsaae SPring. David :. Gran.
Nsihanirl Hal. Jr.
Cosniy.-Thomas z. Clsaves. Cefshas
W. Cray. Eber + Rice. Nathaniel Hiu.
Jr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

Tee A1gasta -1rrrspordent ftbs Tiesf.n
pai.g Advertiser is - error ia saving ttas
~peneer's Be- e. Only case 60 trea,r re,-.
ia ~hi.h cops Of d. record tas tseu n,sse
up - the oirrk A. era-ains,ioa -ii de-
c.ose fal record for-a-ied froaa Osfsrd
C1uaty. vitl.s one ,ear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

RaItEosD CHsNcE- The tine q ran.
mig trains on the Grand Trunk as hang
cd last Monday. They no. leave Port
lani ~ a n. md % + N Train.
leave Souih Paris for Portland q; o. and
ii.-0 a VI al for Island Pond A. 9 80
A " snd s.I0P. II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

Ia consequences q the repairs being made
on the buildiag. the Court room ill not be
On saitabie condition 90 Accommodate the
County Convention to-day. and s I'LL a..
sen5ie a. the Academy m ihis village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

EsEfy Pee u the rsrier ~ D.-;s
knspP. Esq.. % -. Paris. tbe p-as a-e
eel Sill out Cor COOKING All zone eel
near ripe o. has the start Of evsr,bod,
Boz tbs r~gion ,ui ~iih pra .e~or,by .s.f
deniai BE- rir~-,ng the uboie crop % i,.
very early VARIETY frr sseI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

ArrofSrNrNrs. The rostms.icr C,ensr-
81 las appointed l.aa- " Anl-s~s. post
master 81 Wool.,ock. Dol the r'i-s Of John
4 Andrew'. resigned and Asg1st1. ,
kaieht postmaster a. Etst Eanford. in
e. r.aoe ofP = MitcisH resirr-d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

The tr1ther q Licot Bearoe. q ihs
Mains SO. uhose desfh "a last seek cor
I'd INTO oar papsr from ~ MAJ. -r,tes
che Pres, that che report Be- incorrcci
L,sui b vts -ounded. bai is ~ hospital.
aud al Be al right very 500
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

Gov. Ssymour dId not sooeeed IN eau,-
Ing % IL indicted al the parties gagged
m suppresssng the Journal q Con-n-rce
and Ne-'. The Grand Jury reported thai
they oos''sered q - ineEpsdient 90 exam
into The natter Pr,svated in tSs Executive
oozaasicatioa