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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05

We have, al length, the full vote Of Califor-
MA for President and Congressman. The high
est Lincoln electcr, including soldiers votes,
has GO, 49, the highest Mcclellan ciector,
1881; making Lincoln's majority l5,2'3-
(The California papers have the highest Nc
Clellan home vote 43,43, which is 2;0 too
much, caused mainly by palpabe transpo-
stion OF figures in the Democratic vote OF
Tehama County, they printing it 633 instead OF
1857 The entire vote Of the State is iO5,"5.
On Congress the vote is q few hundreds less. the
aggregate Union majority being but Is,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05

WOnExs PATRIOTIC ASSOCIATION. - All
communications Tor the Woniens Patriotic Asso'ins'
tou mus. b. addressed for tho present to MT
DaIv Prcsdsat q No. ~ CiiAoa place, or ME- n, Z,
S~iH, Ireaesfss 10. " Esst SeysnttsRlhH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05
CALIFORNIA.
VOTE FOR PRESIDENT.

Csmp,ess yo.e fxr President and Con.
RYesamrM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05

mere local or State institution. when you sse
and know that it is lesping ct the throat Of the
Nation'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23
Executive Cienseney.

10 these times o. gsneral good freling
there is great danger thai tbe right Of par
den vested in the National Executive viu
b too freely exercised. In saying this.
ne Do not wish 70 be unde-stoOd As ealing
in question the Judgement Or integrity Of
Prvsiden, JohnsOn. Although II ne~spaper
reports are true. be has. in our Judgement.
made some mistake. Of this kidd very re-
Gently.
Report says DELAY. the Substitute bro
ker hon his State. has been daily convicted
before a military tribunal. A. Washington,
q s~indling both the govern1eni and the
soldiers. and heavily fncd for the same
and the same report saws BE has been par
doDcd- II this - 80. Nc cannot understand
~hy the President should. With ore stroke
Of the pen. thas blot oct the punishasent.
which one Of has own iri5unals has imposed
il looks very much Ike turning tie adam
isiraiion Of justice isto complete farce
What Is the use Tor the government 20 20
TO the expense AM trouble ola long trial
20 eonvict pablo s~indle-s % their crimes.
II they arr immediately % be u: loose upon
the community BY the Executive. 20 dash
arOGnd in broad cloths ard KID gloves. 9Th
hne carriages and fast horses. While the
poor victims Of their svarice are left %
sweat u Ouf. wifhOsf rern sneration or jus-
tee The President. IN matters q this
hind. Is not 50 much TO blame a. the poEti-
cans and peititosges. Who hang arc and
hia. and by tLeis opportunities AM false-
hoods indsoe hin 70 believe il night %
extend executive eleneney. The rogses
Who have been praeticing their de,iltry dar-
ing the last four years. II eonvicied upon \
fair trial. OUGHT 10 be Panisbcd and net par
d0ned,-;hAt Is or opinion any ho-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

At the eosseerAtiOn on sunday. Of tbs
nonnmens - Lowell. to the memory Of
Addi.On o. whitnsy and Luther G. La3d.
ibe sra martyrs 70 thc cause % Unioa ard
Ers~lOun. pertinent addresses we're MADE
by Gov. Andrew and General Butler. In
tie course II his remarks Gen Boiler spoke
as follows % tbs negro ssarage 60
Shantberv Be no word Of encourage-
n=nt for The negro soldier -bo stood side
BY side Sighting for the country vhich had
been heretofore unjust % bin. but vho.
relying In the future upon her iaith. and on
the Justice Of Ounipotent God. stiil stood %
and fought braveiys l. th<r, no reward a.
be given 20 hiu' Shall be b. denicd csen
the poor honor q participating an the ~
view OF the troops Who Won those great
victories. n The National capital? 1 trust
tbs couufry al never be gsiltv 81 sach
iRsraiii1de. II may make such a Prossise.
i wil asvcr cease % urge upon The Gov
crurrnf % DO Justice 90 the negro. at least
20 allow hin % appear In arms IN the ca p
IA ihss be helped 20 save BY his ,.l0r.
Add l again appeal % the mcn Of M.ssa-
ehusetts 10 say whether the man that l. 50
% hght j. not 81 % vote. rChecrs ]
n man that can carry q cartridge boz. 10 not
"a 20 walk Up O. tie ballot bon. Whetbsr
the man Who knows how 10 handlr a
By onet does no; know hos 60 handle a little
bit Of paper. ! AN ready - admit the want
81 Intelligence and caltirNa 'ion an the
negro ! know he ]. ignorant. bet he
knew enoagh 20 be right IA tbs contest. -
be loyal. and tia; = q great deal more than
kis master Did. fCheers and iausbter
And therefore a. know. from having seen
the rolls Of ten tbousaad Of the rank AMI
tle Of the Confederate army prisoncrs a.
] kno- tLat only one IN eigh; -ss able 20
siCn bis name: On this reconstrnction ne
have % trust O. TIE instinct and not 10
the Infellccfu.i cultivation q tho voter
/ haa rather trust 20 the loyal black IN
s;iuci. than 20 tbs daloyAl white instinct.
lLsnghier.l
Therefore. ny friends. I shink Ne csn
ask the Government 10 bold On and first
pooish The Gisioy4l itixen eifher b. tie loss
% has lie. disioyal citizens cithcr BY tse
loss % his liberty or bis iand-accord-
ing 90 the dec-ce a the Governmerf.
Bot do not punish the loval ciiiren ~bo
has done svcry thinc that the ability God
has given him would permit. % fsrfAer the
cause % l mon and tsosernmenf. FHrfher
ask % the Govrrnn,ent simply % vsit ard
see who 81 ificnts are. 20 deal ONLY 18th
those that are frends io-c2y-not q The lips
bat A. tie heart and deal 18th tho men who
have iooght FOR y. and not Nth those vho
fought against "a; 20 give political rishts 10
those Who have cstcnded tiscsi. and not 20
those -ho have undsrtalsn 90 cNsrtLrou
thea. 1t us have The Whole army. rvgs-
lars and volunteers. citizen soldiers. biack
Waite ard gray. Who fourht for us and
give each and AL their due pruporf1on IL
their praise. lebeers and / al give in
concis,ion-The citizea sol1icry OF the
Country-ever faiihfsi. ever ready. ever
true the suresi defense q lAw AID liberty .
great aPPlaase
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

are a plenty Of reasons for this. which vii
suggest themselves 10 every loyal mind.
TIE men Who have lead OF in this rebel-
lion. can never again be safely entrusted
With power. Az heart they are stin or
enemies As vsl might our FAthrrs i'm
ported Benedics Arnold and sent hin
20 COagrcss. or made hin Prrsident. or
PLACED back into the Vice President's chair
Aaron Burr. A. to restOrs TO place. Of trust
sid power the leaders in this internal rebel
lion.
We have scores Ard hgnireds Of leading
rebels Who are so- seskiag 70 be restored
60 ofsoe, Who are worse traitors IN every
serse % the tern. than we're Arnold and
Burr. wh0 woala like % sec the rebel.
governors Of The reb~llious state, rs-inssat-
ed. or Breckenridge. Benjamin. Mason.
wigfan. slidsli. Thompson OF CLAY. With
ihsir asrserOss hands dripping ~ah sbe
blood Of our slaughtered sons and fathers.
again occupying seats IN COagrc.s The
spectre forms Of our braves -bO sleep the
long sleep Of desih uPon . thousand battle
fields. would come back TO t.ant n for the
disgrace ssd is'famy OF such a disg-accfal
eoneession 90 treason.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23
MAINE ITEMS.

The BODY q a. infant -as dra-n 20 the
surface. Monday. b. a man ~bo vas 6sl-
ins FROM Back Cove bridge ia Portland.
The Annual Shos and Pair Of the Gem
beriand Coaniy Agricultural and lIortieul-
turAl SDeiesy. ~ill Be held At Gorhan on
"Wednesday and ThsrsdAy. Oct s,b and
5th.
Gunboai Tioga arrived At Portland.
Friday nigh,. from kittsry. 70 eraise on
The coast o Maine. She will b. stationed
~ Belfast
An Effort i making IN Portland ior the
removal Of Postmaster Dole. The appoint
unen, q $. 7. Corser. iorusrly SuPeriatsn-
dent Of he Portland sertion % the Grand
Trunk RAilrOad. As .sro.sly urged.
We are formed tat the Portland shovel
Company have suspended operations a.
their factory Cor the present.
lAsvertissr
ChAs. ID Merrill. ate Lieut Colonel Of
he isth Ne. Vols. has opened rs la
ofhov IN Portland
The Ocean Bank. Kennel unk. has been
auihoriEed a. National Bank. witA q
capital q 10000.
Ca Wednesday. MAJOR Robe paid on,
50 90 10 troops being disebargsd a,
Augusta. Many Of the soli.er Invested
ia 7-SO's.
The Baih Tines ,ays there s, no- m
tbs Park IN that cay. q noble elm tree.
placed there on the "a q NAY. 1855. by
order 81 tbe authorities. ia memory Of
Abrahan Linooln.
Hon. NelsOa DingIey !, 70 dsE,e. tie
foarth 81 JAY orA;i5a Al Gardiner.
Isaac II ThonA.. Esq. has beca reap
pointed Coleoior a. Eils~orth.
The Maine Western YEAR, nesting q
The Free-in Baptist. vill occur on Tae.aav
and Wednesday % tbs week AZ Modern
iion Mill. West Bsxton.
Gen John e. IIumPhreY. one Of the old
g; and most respected citizens % Brun.-
-ick. died Or SATURDAY lie -as g. years
q age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

tIuF JCsTIcE CHGsE AND rHr CoLoE-
I'D Man While At New Orleans ChiefJus-
tee Chase declined an invitation 20 addres.
the oolOred citizens. bot deelincd on the
ground thai las speech a. Charleston ~hich
had been rrPablisised IN New OIlean.. fab,
expressed has vie~s. lie gave expression
70 the following thos-sis n has letter.
boweve-.
90 4 Aat native freeman 81 whatever con-
plexlon arc citizens q the Jnifcl Stafes
that al men hcid a. slaves IN tie Sfat..
which Joined IN rsbellion against TIE Uuitel
States have become fr~eusen through erecu.
tive acts during The VA and that thess
ircemen Ar now citizens and cousequcnil,
entitled % The rigbts q cifizsus. are propoa
tioas - ich. IN my judgemenf. canu6i "a
s1coessfulls con tr3yerted.
And % a. both naf1rai and rirhf colo-rs
Amerloans. entitled % tie rights oi citizens.
should claim tbcir exercise Tbev .hogIl
persist IN this claim respectfully Ina f-,-
~. taking care - bring no dfs-redt un'n
~ their Own action. is las'ics 4.
already aeknovledged BY great rauibers o.
their shite isllowcitizens. ard these nun
ben constantly increase.
b. peculiar conditions. howcvcr. under
Which these rights arse seem 90 fn--1sf
on hose ~ho assert thea peculiar dates. "a
rather special o5lcaiions % tLe q scLsres
81 counrnor duti-s. They should strive q,
ior distinction by ecoaomy. ~ inta-rv. ty
sooreiy. by patient perseverance, in ucil-
dong. b. constant improvements a. rsls--
ious instrsction. snd ~ The constant prae-
Ice u Christian virfscs D. fhis unv
they Sil surely oTcrcoue uniust hostility
tnd eonvlnce even she most pr~iuiioed thai
ne denial 70 then ~ any right. utich clii-
Iens nay properly exercise. - equally On
~ise and srong
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

THE RCrrHNrD Williams. Our Dis.
place. a. the plaia and H.dssirious citiEen,
~ kne~ before the wsr. % quic,iy. that
almost the cnly thought aroused Is that Of
pleasure IN seeiag them Again among -.
lst there are many incidents arising orc
Of ~bieA. psbl.bed 10 the Portland Star.
vii be 81 special interest 20 cur readers;
"T-o brOthers. Ed~ard p Mo--s. and
Caarles n. Morse. enlisted in the 18th
Regiment. AZ the tine q ~ orgAnirafion.
a the ages % rs and Il respectively
With their bosntics they Purchased nesi
couiiortsbie bone for their psrenis. and
allotted most q their monthly -sce. They
have ~aded ;hroasb the earnsgv % every
battle in Which their regiment has been
engaged. They vent 90 the front -ith
their regiment ard returned nth e Tea
DAYS ago. hale. hearty. noble boxing
youns nen. and one % them has never
- received = scratch. While the other -as
sEgbflv wounded. only. Fortunate. you
wiil r1claiui. b.; The best portion 81 their
record - o. be told in the next scutenoe.
Ihsv doacd The %. blue and arrived bono
clad ~ good ciiiEvn suits. on Mondsv ~eck.
made glad ihe hearts IN their CO bone.
sa1 the next morning found them stripped
and IN ths fcid. engaged IN hsnsst toll.
where thy have been inds-sriousiy active
ever since. What Hind % community
mos; that be -hieh i no, Proud 81 'ueh
yogng uen, TIE vagaboads o. Oxford
County arr uss her rvturaei soldiers.
neither arr tkcse isolated cases-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

Atlantic NoSTHLT With The usual
p-omptness the JAY number "a, placed up-
on our table. 10 oontains ARTICLES a. FOL
io-s: 90 Young men IN history. By J.. J..
Whirpis Around Non. Part I ~ MARIA
Csmmins The Changsi,ng. By Joha &
Whstier Ellen. by ne author a 90 Late 10
tbe Iron Mile Winter ii in - Peters
burg. b. Bsyard Taylor Needle snd Car
der. VII A Paper q Candle Ends. Doc
Tor Johns. VI. By Donaid g Mitchell .
DeeP-sca Dsmsels. ~ George " Hosuer
skiPPer Be-. By i.scy Larcosa As.as.ina-
iion. BY q. q. HaSe-eil. Aooomplio,s by
] p Aidrich ! b. Chiraney Corner. WI.
BY Mr. u. =. stove Tbs Cbirsro Con-
spua-y keve-s al Lifsrs-y Nouces''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

THE CnAr1AN CssE TIE Lewiston
journal give, ihe details ola natter tAAi
las caused mach sHcitenens 10 that CRY.
las; Deos@bcr. SsPolsoa ChAPaan "a
Inissed and nothing vas beard from him.
all last west. vhea = -oIan 10 jail stated
ihat b had been murdered On III bridge.
m her presence. Her oonfessioa inyi,cated
certain parties Who werc arrested. bit after
a. c1anination they we're Discharged By The
Cour;. Ga Monday las,. the gsies q the
Canal were opened. and fe~ hour. af;er
the corpse q the deceased -as foqnd Scat.
ing OF the surface q The -atsr. No bruises
we're found on The BODY. and he money for
-hich Be ~as stated 20 have been murdsrcd
vAs found IN % pocket The story iook,
Ike hbrioaiion 20 LelP tie woman olt q
jail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

Ia Gardiner. Ne. . valuable -ater priv
isgs u no- in TIE market. More thar sor-
tv sear- ago. Gardiner cane near being The
Lo-en q Ansriea. IS great water Po-rr.
~hieh has never yet BEEN employed. attract
ing The siisniioa q those wbo buili the frst
factories q Lowell They chose The banks
q tie Msrrianask snally IN preferences 90
that u The hennsbec. other-i.e The state q
bas.nes' upon the to uvcrs aighs have
been Different today.
lNe-buryPort Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

Ibs Portland Star - informed b. Gen.
Shepicy that. before leaving Ne Orieans.
b. caused 10 be PrcPArcd a. ihs expense Of
The cay. beautiful cemetery. IN -hich -err
barred al the soldiers uho died a. Ne Or
leans Each grave o marked b. durable
hesi-boa-i. On which % Registered ihe name
and ase o. caeL soldier. a. reriseI BY The
hospital records. Tie STAR SAYS % Ill b.
recognized a. q timely and grateful at on
lie part % tLe General
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

THE FErEDNES Capt J Bryan; o.
Bsckseid. Las been appointed Ssperinien.
dent q Freedmen. a. Augusta. ca. b. BE-.
courtesy. ne arr in possession q copies Of
tie Cazrtte. printed IN that city. containing
accounts q several meetings held 10 cousiJ-
- tie state Of aHsirs no- EXISTING. 10 ~as
recommended hat = tang o. prices be
adopted ior oolored lAborers. and the Plaza
net th- siews Of most q those pressri.
Capt. Bryaut. 18th others. has aocepisd in-
s.iliious 70 speak a. Oiher points "a Gsor-
ga.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

PonrLsSp WHotEssLE MsrErrs The
Price Current qaoics tie Portiand Whole
sac markets 90 The seek ending ) auc I-tb.
e. f1iloss
Dried apples . To- better 20 2sc
beans s2.iZ a2I0. clali-s ls 20r
cheese Isl 2fc. coaisII macksrel si2.50
Also PER bbi for 80. . foar $50
i5; corn sioe Loo by doll a. 81
d f3r pressed lard firm a. ~ - zoe.
bemiock sole leaibsr 80 See lumber dal f.
Msscosado moiassss 80 a c1r nails deeiia-
80 5oc % si.5oa6 per cisk kerosene g.
zoe eggs ~ 81, vlits ssrar % i-ss
~ i-2c. Mascosalo sni Havana sorsrs
Lirter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

forH NEsEs ~ sEcrssia. Junia. Hear
bforne. one oithe Trsune correspondents
o'P'ured a. Nieksbarg. s shout 90 psbli.h
svoiun'e cosfaining sketches a. bis erpsri.
eneo N tie fed. snd history ofLi. long
confinement 10 rebel prisoo. "a. v..s.-
burg. Jackson. Afiants. Riehssa-s. al
stuisbury. and BE escape throarh ls.t...
cosniry. q distance Of four hundred ta1..
The -ork vii contain go pages. printed
on ere paper. illustrated. snd tasteful,
bond. Copies may - obtained tiroaet
NJ. samssl Richards. Jr. SoafL PARIS
Agent ior tLis vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

a DfscRnuNsTTNG OFTfCEE- Return
inE las; -eek from The West. our baggage
Of course vas subjected With that Of Others.
10 the scrutiny o.: the Cssion's oasccrs. a.
Island Pond. Aliboogh the trunk hsd not
been oct % the hands % ibe Railroad Con
pany -hile IN Caaads. Il proved % b a.
most the only one. IN large lot. thst tie
ofboer demanded - have opened. while
that q friend travelling -itL us. Which ~e
had checked a. The sanne tirsc -i.h our o~u.
passed without question. Perhaps i is
needless 20 adj that lie net Nth az sscccs 90.
not 6uding a .oifary penny~orth q con-
trahand goods. Nov Ne submit that rnsn
showing % much discriniration A. @ select
fron = car load. The baggage q a country
ne~sPaper nan. 70 .carch for snnuggled DRY
goods. should b. izn~listsiy PLACED IN a
higher position. Nortbsrn Vermont - too
snail \ sphere ior The szerris- q such tai
ent. We ~ant % see tia, mar pronoted
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

ArrLTfyg FoE PsEnov. The Tinss
Wnsaingtou dispaioh says ths flilo-inr reb-
81 oh-ers have sppiisd &c pardon Gen.
Wickhan. y. -. 7 IIunter. Pos; Master
bcneral Reagan. Gens Mahole. P,,tet.
Eohois. SAINTS. Basl Duks. Qasatreu.
"nght. ksrsha-. Jsckson. pea. Aaisr-
son. bcsl. Cobett and Psge also ueab-rs
oi 'ongresi. boyoo q - c.. aad ". 7
Avery Of Tsnn.
Tbirty-four North CsroEnisns have been
psrdonsd. on TIE rsoonusadstion Of Gov
Holden. The Presidsut give. preesdencs
81 persons 10 huubis DO, snd Ill Aoid IN.
Der slvisement iboss from men o. dis.nc.
ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

Cart. Va. s Dodge. thc fiiihful and
efcient commisstry ~ sab,istenoe 81 ttis
poii f1r nearis Too gsars pt.i. las been r--
heTei. snl CAPS Henry lamsn. 4. q NJ.
u. /, 81. Dos stationed si fort'and ~in
hereafter farni,h ssppl.es Capt Dodge.
-i,se term % service las expired. rct.res
from miisry ifs 18Th fhe earue.t good
wishes q al vbo have been associaisi vith
him in rs prolessiorai iat.-s ard che re-
sp.sct and regard 81 our cit,rens ~h5 have
I'D che pleasure 81 scIua.rfn1oe.
rfarnsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23
celshraiioa Al soa,A Pan.

We are glad 70 learn that he people q
South PARIS are making arran6emsuts 20
have a celebrss'oa on The Foursh Tas ar
fragments are nOt yet cOmPlsis; bet IL =
intended 70 have a Prccessioa % faniastic,
70 put The PcoPis IN good huz'or IA he sOrs.
nooE. In the aAsrnoOa speeches al b.
made b. several Perspns. belOagisg in thi,
vicinity. In the evening there ~ia be q
display Of fireworks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

MoEE BrEcLaHv. H. gun shop Of
Mr.. l. Wusiey q Nor-sy. -as broken
open week before las;. The r0gues stole
III nc~ guns. = doubie-barrclci gun ~;
for rrpairs. ard some Pisiois. Mr. ". .sy.
to suspicious looking persoas -ers in
shortly previous. probably reconn5ite-ing
IL has Obtained no ei1e % tbe property. or
tie -hcrabout, % tie tLievo,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

TonD's TuEsrnr 4 Washington de-
patch ssys TIE Yoang Meaf Cbririsn
Associatiou Of Wssl.agion ere aboat con-
clsi.ng arrargeaents i1r ths purchase q
Fofd's Theatre. ia shieb tbey all BE- assist
"a BY the vsrious Chriuian associa-
tious ihroaghoat re country The Board
q Managers Of ths AssocIsiion have VISIT
"a The ihsstrs. sd tLs terns q Purchsss
81 probably ~ srrangsd on Moody.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

The examinations AZ the NavL Aeadesav
a. Newport have been completed. ROYAL
b Bradford % Maiae. stands No. IN The
frsi ciass-ffty nine member and Frcder-
iek Collins Of Maise. 10. 9 IN ID third
eiAss-ll- member Bradford. ve believe
- a native q y. Turner. in this ooanty.
Lewiston Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

NoENsE BsAEEY. Mr. Cob las sold
the NorsAs Cracker Bakery 20 Mr. W. A.
Mar,;oa. 81 that to-n. NJ. ~. rviains the
foreman -ho las bad charge o. The baking.
asd ~il spare no eHort % naintsia the uni-
iorn good quAlisy q their bread. We arr
happy 70 kno~ that The demand a. pre,ssi
keep. the ovens ~orking Up 70 their fall
oapaciiy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

THs GRoWiNG CEoFs. The people and
The press. uniie this sear. IN Prcdicting
large erep, Of hay an grain. IL seems a.
ihouSh &C never saw al crossing crops cone
iorvsrd ~ith suoh astonishing rapidify
rh- hay ~iii be rcsdy for IRE ,cyths AZ an
early dav. and The lmo-cr VII leave heavy
s~Aihs behind. Aheady Il has beea con
tracted a. - ard ESQ. wea-asold four
weeks agc. for t~o AL one half dollars a
hunjrvd. Tberc d. evidently good time
coming tor consumer. q not Tor p-odsoers.
tbougl the relative prices q produce and
manufactured Articles arr net ohen very
much changed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

foUTEs. The ~idesw people %
Porter are 10 oekbrsss the Nnnissrssry OF
our Naiional IndsPendsnoe. Col T.. L.
Lace q Aubun vail deliver a. Grafton on
the OCCASION.
Since the above ~as pat IN type our
aitenti0n has been called 70 the following
card
10 fAs Edsf7r q fle Ercfs
learn that nv name - attacked % the
advertised programmes q j" Fourth 81 Juiy
Csiebraiion.~ 20 take place a. Porter VII
lSgc. a. one Of th- oiko.rs the dAv- This
AGAR. a. ! undcrrtand. - soitea up for tie
purpose .of selling ard " drawing" a
. lottery." or a. the Notice has q. q
- Gift Enterprise. - Which - The sane thing
undsr a false name. Believing al lotteries
and chan-c sch-tncs 90 be dishonest and
pcrnicious On th-ir indacncc. I cannot. a.
an hoocs; nan and Christian. aiio~ nv
name % Be used - approving such
schcfaes. And wlsh 20 sas. through the
" iiess. thAi my name uAs 49, ~ifhoas
~ couscut or kno~lelge
JOSH MoUIroN.
Porter. Ne. Jsne 20. 1865.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

Res Estate in Eiehm0nj rs heil a. ihre-
tinies che price asked before the sar Tbs
explained ty ths statement hat q oombina.
tion has been formed o. prevent northern
men from p1rcha.'ng Ifjsstice vas done
there ~ouI BE- Too fev real estate owners
IN ihai miserable tosn 90 form coubins-
fion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

MrsrrEI~c OFT Seven rolls have q
BE made out Of al the uen dischargsd. and
every man -ho ~as cv,r ucrber q ths
orEaniratian has % be- accoanted for-no
matter -hst became q fhcn. or -heu.
Col Litter has cry clerks. (u,o,tiy enlist
81 men) a. voft early ar iaie in Is Ca
ces. uPon thcsr rolls Portland siar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

No CrLrunsrIo> At DiKFIrLD. We
are requested % STATE that to Connifiee
having The matter IN ehargs. foand "a irnpo.-
sible TO make arrangvmenss foF ssitsbie
osiehraiion on tie sth Of JAY. and the PLAZA
has been Abaadoned Dosbsl,ss May q
the people all attend the great dsaoss,ra-
ton az Farrnington
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

The .ta;enent that DELAY. the bounty
broker and s-iadlcr from Mainc. recently
oonvieted ard senteneed 20 a long inpr.soa-
Hasni and heavy 6ne has been psrdoue5. Is
untrue. DELAY is not parloned. bet - scry-
ing oui h.s sentence Al Concord. y. n.
ny Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

PEEsESrsrIoS. The members % The
Baptist Sabbaih School IN thissirsse. have
presented the Superintendent. Mr. Alien
Cha.e. 9Th a splendid engrss.ng.-'' Tie
Sabbaih school. a. . token q their spPre-
cation q Lns services.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

4 NV ESrEHFuIsE. TIE Poriisnl
star says ;he ste % Camp Berry hss been
Purchas~i - 4 company. -ho desigs 20
erect thercon a lsrg, rolling nil. Parties
are already contracting for the macLincry.
- thai before another June cones rourd.
the mil -il b. 10 operation.