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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11

TIE General arrived in So Pans, Friiiy
b special train. following che aftcrnooa e.
pres. Thc heavy sho-cr irn-nesliaisir prc-
veding his arrival. danped the arior q
asny. ye, there vas a large crowd prssent
% weicorue him A salute vas fr,.i coai-
uaencins a. the train crossed ths bridge.
On arrival. -an introdaction was planned.
but the arrangement sas foanl O. D. unncc-
essary. everybody rvcocn ising biu a. be
arPeared upon re rcar platform, All thc
rush % grasp him By tie hanl va Only ~
pressed BY the annouacemcnt that h. ~as
too weary O. extend The favor o. anv bot
the ladics. anl T. had tiune % taxi b. a.,
hand Only a s-aau part % this favored sex
TIE Gcneral's eye dimmed. anl hp quivc--
"a. a. BE- seizca TIE stomp - a returned
soldier. who had leh his s--a uf.oa tire
ha,iic-fed.
The party. which Va, urier TIE oha--c
% ;. 7. Corscr. Esq. consisted Of
Licu'ensui GcncralU. : Grant .nd Nrs.
Julia Grant Masters Frederick Grant AMI
Z. :. Grant. J. Misses Ellen W. Grart
ans Jessie Y. Grant; .nd two servants.
The s;aa vcrr. Col q. p. Babcock: Col.
uirsm Porter; Col Adam Bld-au. Mill
tary Secretary; Col p. l. Parker. The
latter is pure Seneca Iadisn. and grand
son - The celebrated R-d jacket. Chief 81
the SIX Nations. Several gentlemen from
Portland we're on ttr trair. Gcn Grsut
va obliged % telegraph shead for his Bo.-
ton Joufusi. vhich vas furnished a. -.
PARIS bet BIS antiCiPations oftinie for rad
ins were aoubiless di-,FPeinie,l By the ind
ing a large delegations a. an The stations.
iuieui on soeing his face. H. STOPPED Al
Gorham over night and proceeded 10 Que-
bee on saturday. Whence tbc papers ssy g.
vii so 20 Niagira Pals.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11
Reduction q orr Amy.

In our zeal 70 save money and reduce our
Govcrnenial expenses ihere j. danger %
making too grew reduction Of our military
forces. BY military forces Ne DO not mean.
the thousand and one officials IN shoalder-
straps. absent on leave. on furlourh or on
nominal detached du'v. but the rank .nd
fie Of efficient soldiers. Who can fcht n 49,
c-ssity requires. True "a j.. the rebellion
. crushed. bot the '7,irif o. rebellion j.
stil rampant in the Country. Every day
DEVELOPS new proof % this fact. In q ma
JorIty % the rehel states. nothing b; Mill
tary power and military rule keeps the pco-
pie from the most disgracefal exhibitions a.
rebellion. IL j. this power alone that kecrs
up even 4 show Of loyaifv % the general
government on the part Of tie leading spi--
IT, who are row seeking % reinsiafe them
selves IN poucr. AID among tbe returned
rebel sOldiers. there i good deal % ~
sgbordination and treason. ios.ered a. !; is.
by the unprinripled men Who take ihe lead.
The old politicians who brouebs On The ~
beliion snd have been instruncn'al In keep
M l. up until oompieteiy overpowered BY
our armies. 90 hsrrg. are not changed.
They are rebels still and would Get NJ anoth-
- SIGHT 20 day. u they thought they eouii
succeed. They hate the government and
free Institutions just a. bad a. ever. They
row see that BY their own FOLLY and wicked
ness they have lost their slaves. aa1 brourhi
death and destrucfion upon al their rsateri-
al interests. The. coupled With defeat IN
their attempt % secure Souihern indie
pendence makes them desperate - ar a.
they dare. thev treat the black populafion
With the most wanfon cruelty. For bali a
century they have been taught that o. labor
With their own hand Vas dis-racefui. and
nov after having bad thc profits oi the IN
requitrd toll oi the African race Tor nearly
n century. the idea 81 pay'Hg a>7ro foI
his bard labor D. horrible The negroes
having valianily iosght side by side with
our White troops 20 conquer a peace have a
rieli 70 demand The protection q the gov
eminent, and this in q majority of localities
IN the South can only D. Afforded hy miii-
tary force. The rigbfful aufhorifr q The
government over a great deal Of REBELLION
20 day ear onlv Pc exercised by military
power. Taking al the cir-rrnsiancss into
accouni. Ne cannot expect 81; e. BE- other
wise hence the necessity of sufi-ieut nib
itarv force 20 enforce lav and order. urtil
southern. society becomes settled uror a
new basis. The enduring foundaiion Of free
dom and equal rights throughout the land
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11

>TArE Eicurs. TIE Sev York World
has cHhamel ior 'Le twcni seth time The
clause in tLe CoIsiitaiion % Mas.arh usest.
ia uhich ihe Poor,e form ibem.elses into a
90 FREE, sovereign anl Independents body
poiHic or STATE anl also she former
cath q ai.cgiaroc rci-ircl % pubiic c.'iccrs
IN tie Commoaucaith. Oi cour-e thee
Interesting lasssgcs are doing duty a. usual
a. Arguments for fhc modern STATE rirhis
thcory. The World saws
'' >oue q those wiscacrrs q Massacba-
rlo arr % blatant upoa '- thc abo-ninabIe
hcrrsy a STATE rchfs. shouH rad The
'onstituticn. ansi see vhst fools tLeir an
ccstors Ecrc os tLry ar
Oar ancestors would not havo been over
~ise had 'hry adopted tie provision, rvferr-
Cd % aflor tho more perfect Uuion ~as
estabh.hed bet a. they nits their Con
siiia'ion nine wears before the Constitution
Of tlc Juifei STATE. ~ framed. their r--
Patatiou Tor coed sense all probably sur-
Fisc. boston Advertiscr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11

There g. one thing THE American people
should nerc forrct. We mean ihc affrocious
cruelties the rebels o. our soldiers whiie
IN their possession as prisoners ~ var.
When 90 forget these hei..h exhibition of
depravify. vc shall be- unworthy to live ei.
fher a. a reopic or nation. there is dan.
ger ofthis. IN our joy 40 fhe return of peace
We ought rot only to remember this bst
no CHRISTIAN dsfy requires us ever to for
give such i1ierrai atfrocifirs Their treat
ment q our men in thrir prisons ruts those
vho are responsible far Be- oufside file pafe
of christian civilization. They have %
right to clam oi us pardon for any such aris
81 rorse dan savage vanfonness. Another
tninz. re ou1ht not to forget CHE men who
are guilty 81 these deeds of iarEncss. a-d
when 90 bar men taking about cicmcncy
% deh. DAVIS or kobert r.. Lee. our min8s
travel bsck 90 Libby AMI Anicrsoasille
and TIE emaciated forms of our Starved "a
thers. brotbers ard sons. dying thousand
deaths, Hartered b. inches aol fnarv rssf
into ne rude graves that cover th.rtr fhsas-
ard persisted forms @ brave heroic me-,
every one Of shich hss Dol, desois,. hesr,h.
stones ard HcePing reiativcs and friends to
lament over their tragic saI. Ra-y %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11
Oxford County Union Con,
uanfiOu.

rfe citircns % Oxfsrd cpuu1y. Eiro surTert fhr
Nafiuual sd stat kiliut.frailons. arr nrIfri a.
seni dflfzafrs q e Ccrrfnftru- % D. he'll = thr
Court Ucusc. rsris Nh.
o. WruSEsnkr. rIIE ierlI DAY 90 Aru. t-x
orlock A n. So flse rurT,o-e - ncrrinstiuc
canfttafrs frr thc ~flfr ~fnrtr Tnrrfr f'rr1rlis
-.--r 49, fe-nfr freasurer o. - surcrffi ~ tlsc
uulou uen % oNford Couufv. 90 a. ext sat-
EleCron- Also o. frausarf Nnr ofhrr t~siuCrs thaf
nay prstrfriy coufe hsfors fhe Ccureuflou-
tech tuvn AMI pllutsttoa - snfulfl in srua co.
oelerafr. Nnd aifIfIensf aeiraff f1r t1rIr
hunared inhatifants- a ffarftuu 81 oFrr tie hun-
arss cnfifles tc'sn O. IN a.iiifisllai frielatr.
Th~ ~-vr--f t,~-~ I'll ~ cufiii-i ~ feie-sfrs
foliuEss alhsrv AusioFrr . nffhrl iirown
Sid = Rurkaetd nvron q Ca-fnu 2 i frNaeii
. fSuutark 4 frvrfHrg franki.n nlrufsfioa
G-ceu~osi 3 ciicad Hanorrr .. Harferri q
H~brou . hirsra =, level q Mexi-. NItoa
firrt1fiou = NruFrF Nnrurv fs OK ford "a
~ i'rru furtrr a EaNturF 4. fsurrford q F.
STOW -umnfr ~torfhsul : Suaalrrl r I-rfon
= Wafcrferi Wcoistork 4. knr au ether
town. 4nd Plantations I'M Az Counfv. ouc clch.
Pr orsirr q
TuE TSloS Co. Cox
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11

THE Linus CoEroRst. Mr. Alfred J..
Scwcii. Chicago. IN. has commenced the
PubiioaiIon Of Juvenile paper. IS pages
qlarto. under ;hc above tiic. whic % D. far-
nishcs a; si.oo per year. Dc .ay, De- IS
determined 90 make ii The best chiiI's "a
per IN fhe county an D. has RE ene--v.
and ibc means to DO Hc ofe-s f,rea-h
eiub 81 SIX sabs-rioers forwarded. % send an
extra copy - tie orphan % some soldier. or
90 some poor person. lie gives a copy n
an excellent steel engraving. e. TIE ohild-.
portrait Of Presidcni Lincoin. asa PREF mi
un 20 each Subscriber This r. the sane
goniienlan. ~ho organized the Esgic
Array BY uhi-h means over go on were
raised ior the Chicago sanitary Pair
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11
MAINE ITEMS.

Simmons. the sculptor. - about return
ing % Maine - supervise The erection q
the statue Of Gen. Berry. a. Rockland
GeoSe Buttrrssli. sred ~ YEAR. .on Of
NJ. Stephen l.. Batier6eiI. ofwauerviiie
vas Gro~ned IN the Krnncbcc rivsr on
on sunday morning.. ai Le~is Laadiag
TIE people % iIoniton have lust made
an their resident ministry bu' ore. Ohio
had received ID. honor bsfors) Ese men,
o. ihe American Bible Society. b. raising
The very handsome sun % ninety dollars
for be purpose.
We regret 90 noiicc that Rev. Mr.. Ran
isn q Augusta. late pastor % ID, Park -.
Meihodi.i Church IN thi. CITY. has been
r-ostratci bv an attack ~ bleeding a, the
lang.. Lewiston Joarnai.
Hon. HaanibslH,-pIn his r,'urned from
Washington. All is no. on a visit to
Calais
Rev. George \. Pcrkins an b.. vie.
~ho hai been a;ischcd % the Congregation
a. Mission in Turkey for some years past.
arrived herc on saturday last. hAving lcss
C0ns'an,inoPle on The 18th q June
IBAhgor Wig.
Job, k~rrirsn. n months oli. 49, ALL
e. IN Portland By hor-c car. Monday.
TIE Bangor Wig reports ihe mercury
On FRIDAY las, a. 100 degrees IN tbe shade.
The Mail say, NJ Benjamin Suiih. a,
~crk In orc % ihc 1.iI. a. KcnialTs Nils
had his riEst hsni badly out wiih ,a-.
On Tuesday. losing the r.su,b and several
fingers.
The sppis erup IN Buckseld is entirely
cot 90 ths year. The yearly exports %
dfied apples from thi, place - usually from
too q three hsnircj tons.
The Biiiciord L zion says Frederick
Green 20 Saco. vas found dead IN his RON
on Tuesday noon. Aaguss Ia.
Rev. h ,. Man-eu. % South Br,d-sos.
has resigned his pastoral ofEcc. % take
elect IRE frst sabbath IN October uext.
Amoug ihe passenger, on board the
steamer Ghss'-. recently burned a. ga.
"a Rev Nj Ecan. pastor % the Caihoiic
Church in Augussa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11

Cfsru roE DovrR. Within a f-r vears
thc hack street. sometimes called Trcmont
street has been orened. snd upon quite
number n ihc lots thus made elegibie huiIl-
inrs lave been erected. Las; SafsrIav. AL
tbe Occupants q these premises received
notes from TIE attorney q Mr. Haldah
Cummin-s. notifying ihcm of her clam
i-ainsi tLem ior dowcr Mr. Caurninc.
j. thc viio- q the i1io jonathan Gem.
mIngs. the forner owner of tic lard above
named. D. ieciing the property ber ra-.e
wns net placed up1n thc deed. ard sr1n
ihi' he tas-s Dr. claim ior do~er some
ot tle t.f'es ron 'h-oa-b several pcr.ons uha
eli g. hark 90 the original rrantee. Horace
tummings npon uhou 81 faH the defense
We barn thai there - prospect tbai the
matter vil be amiealiy srranred ~fhost
TRIAL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11

ArTaIE, ~ TENss. Advise. fro n Tex.
a. ao not Represents thc evolution a socistv
GO have been mucl Improved. che ban.l. e.
lasirss ulea ~bo iuirst the coanirv b-.rr
beng sii.l able o. avoid the la-. Il spp-ars
thai Wien tho rebel army ia thar state
broke az. oaiy ablai naif returned o. th-ir
homes. Of the other halfa part made tbs
bcst ofthcir vay O. uherr tb-y loarioi
gofrrnmeut property as stored. and az
propriaiel and divided this ard whatever
other property ncar b. thcv couh hv
iheir bands on. Finally che remainder o.
the army scattered over th- cooutry ia snail
banis. committing ail kinds % oatarss. Of
-hilh robbery vas the uilirst Iii such
men a. these that our forces have % cncoan-
ter. aos ii 81 to o. hoped that they uiu
make short WORK of tb-n. There b. 90
doubt hat tdc Federal soiiiers all b. usi.
coined and Assisted iy ,ic great mas. ofthc
people vho have suffered from these b-ir.
ards .Bostoa Advertiser
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11

bsrFs CoItrcr. several changes have
been made th.s season. wbich the friend. az
ihe institution are oonflcut wiil prove g
pcrmancnt value. Al connection between
the College All seminary has been severed
Tie College las the prospect 90 large
Frrshuaan Class. auI b. coasiIerci o. b. Oh
a remarsabiy prospcrous position. TIE
new huIlins wil shortly o. commenoeI.
A rrrparaforv. ~ latin school. las been
es'ahii-hel. similar IN plan O. th- Phillips
Araiem1. 90 Andovcr. Mas. -h.ch uiIl o..
tablsh co-rsc OF siaiy With particular
reference CD the f,iing 90 student. Or Col
lese The Name State Sesiua-, viii cone
un1c. A. on ialepenient school. on the
plan pur.aei before ihe College "a. estab-
hsbei. Il t. ptoPose5 also % establish
another s-h1oi. a. a feeder % The CoIere.
81 che Eastern par Of tbc safe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11

q conmunicat'on enclosing sone local
items from Easf s1mner. "a re-eircl fi.,
list ai Nay. Beng absent from OR post
Of dlfy. ~ a short Sine jgst ticn. or l.-
fcci.ans So thc article o. sppcar b. thc nsst
numbcr Erre noi ATTENDED t1. Tie nsurr
lai passed irou mini untI q Jay or tu1
sincc, vhen CO. u.aaascriri turned Up. AMI
vc God thif o vas nos printed. We make
this cspianation ior the beurft ~ some par
tcs Interested. Hio nay nos understanI
vhy t dil noi appear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11
Boraoin College on LIDS.


Bovdoin Coll.g, for the last dorcn years
has shcd its honcrs With a proi1se hand.
To gain no;ority or soucthins else. u has
gone long way from home % make some
grvat men s;ill greater. and a thc sane
tine ala unfsding hurels % the Institution.
Il has passed BY the distinguished men Of
our own State sad conferred ats honors upon
comparative strangers. Il ISIS When one
Jefferson Davis Of Mississippi Va .oiourn-
ing for season in the goodly CITY 81 Port
land. 20 spy cot The lsnd and g., its geo.
graphical bearings, a. matter Of rs-rcau-
ton before plunging the couutry into -
belion. old Bovdoin. hat under arm. With
great ueckness ard humility aprroaci,cs
his majesty. and after the necessa-y quan-
tan Of - scrsPing and bowin-'' bees the
homer Of confering upon him the dignifiei
ard honorable title % LID. TIE slave
aufoorai, snecringly and vith an utter con-
assent. Away tie old gcnticnan rms back
20 Brunswick ard With great aourish Of
trumpct- proclairns Jefferson Davis. LID.
ola Bo~d0in straigh'ens ur. leNning even =
LITTLE backward. eVelaiuaing IN ccsiacv. have
I rot done - great. marnaniusous thing ?
Oar Distinguished. patriotic. union-ioving
hliow-citircn from Ire loy.i Stsie - Mis-
sissirPi mus; feel that RcPubhe. are CRATE
fol.
The scene chanrcs Doctor Davis goes
back 20 bis Own Mississippi chuckline IN MS
sleeve thai II b. IA. done nothing else. De
las guagcd The foadyis-n % Oid Bowdoin
/" Another Ri-hmoad- appears in che feld
UIY~sEs : GH,Nr. the dciivcrc- obs coun-
try frctn the asful vortex % civil war into
vhich i Rad bern plunged bv tbis sane
JeHcrson DAVIS. becomes a transient 90
iourner in the .' Natural seaport The
cd gentleman Bowdoiu again starts on
pilrriunsrr for snother subject uron uLich
70 lavish its honors. and jos; a. b. walked
INTO the august presence a Frcsi,'-sf Davis
nine years ago. % IN BE- gccs With the sane
old hat Under his arm. o. bc-in- and scrap
ing 20 The hero 81 Vicksburr. Fort Donel-
son. kicbmorJ and hundred battle fclls
Uiysses. for rnoraeut stops pufsin- rs ci-ar.
hstcns 10 The high ard distinguished con-
siderations" proposed. respectfully returns
bis acknow ielCcments Nth a bov-bu, avs
not a word. Away runs the oid gentleman
AGAIN % the d" classic shades Of Brrnswick-
and ilst a. Je.isr.on Davis "a crowned m
i>5s. 80 TIE iaurcl wrath j. PLACED upon
the PLACID brow % the serene Grant. To
be serious. vrth What contempt Gen. Grant
must bshold this sublime spectacle filter
ary scrviity. How BE- rust feel himself
honored BY Bowdoia College IN receiving
the same be- Lonora-y~ degree bestowed ur.-
on JEFF Davis nine years ago. What %.
lusirioas honor 90 De- PLACED IN the sane
company wiih JeH Dasis. 20 g dorn With
han upon he sane iisi ~ ''Borloia heroes.
Nth only ihis difference. that JeH is nine
years his % senior-2 Long 1--we Ola Bow
dom snd long I've Der distinguished '' liter
ary hou0rs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11

WmrE MorSruv Bass The Conmis-
sioner appointed to .-ttlr th. affair. az th,s
bank gives notioe that al Co., creditors sI
SAID Bank shall csh..it ttri- ciaiasts ss-l
Comnissioncr f.r esamiaat-,n a-Iar.u.
ance vith.n siH months from ibe f-st str ~
August. 1855. sni in dcfaait tiere.fta BE-
preeialel from o. benefit Of any d,r-.8s-
ton RI ere carris of such Bank o. uHI
attend 20 'he dliy. a. che banking t.u,s.
AZ ianca.te-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11

GUnEENkroEIAL NOMINATION.. As there
i no possible doubt that the rcnomiua,ion
OF Gov. CoSr vi BE Effected. before tits
paPer reaches The reader. Ne again place
his name a. tie bead OF our columns. lie
VIII represent the only party tia; can have
a spark Of vitality IN tbs campaign; and Il
requires no prophet 90 predict his triuu-
plant re-election. The man and the plat
form that can be PLACED in opposition IN
Maine this year, vii De vcriiabie curiosi-
ties
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11

bssrri.iur Gen. Grants Arrival Al
bcthrl. corrcspoulcut says Here "a.
collected bcvy ~ bcaatlfll yoans ladies.
rhe ra'iic1 their toururs as a. ALARMING,
rate. o.. / sc- hi. Land.~ Whst
tcauiii-l u-I.ker.. d" Oh. whai eve. o.
90 % dear ulc. 80 dear mc. 2 mast kiss kiaa. ~
ucrc some az che s-nfcucrs dropp~a n
thls bal bcsn commlrirafcl O. a., oth.r
han rneirupoltan ipurnai n nirht have
ocvn deemed dccidediy silly. [Prr...
Al thc lrv-, might have add-i that
bad the cHprcssi'ns cone from an other
than metropolitan young ladies. they might
have been caiiol silis. The B-ibol rir 4.
nre Too modest AMI sensible io BE- bcirav CO
into ise CSC ~ sulh csrrcssious.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11

FoErrsNp WnotrssiE M,Kxrrs. TIE
Portland Price Csurcnt quotes Portland
Wholesais rriccs for tie wcck ending Aug.
iih. a. foiio-s-
Bean. q 90 batter 20 20 S2c. cheese
J. @ i5c; sbcetaEs &c loser; ~oo.en
goods firm corn 90 60 los oats 90 %
.5c hay 1910 go for pr,s,ci lard h,rb-
- 81 - O. - IL. moia.sss 8 % &c higber
rails . 5o, kerosene ou - o. s5c; egg
- 90 zee; ne- potatoes - o. SIS lamb
- o. i5c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11

BowroIN NuaoEitL THURSDAY fore
noon. a meeting 20 'hc Alamni 81 Bowdoin
College va held. % consider TIE waiter ~
erccfinc Memorial baiilia- 70 The son. q
Bovdoin who have died "a the var. or rar-
iicipaicl thereto. Afcr discussion. it va
voted o. erect iIai. 60 cost about -. 90.
lhc loser Goos o. D. usc,l a. r,-cita;ion
rooms. "a urpcr part Of the buliiug to
serve a. a hall Prof. Snyth .nnosnccd
thar The lasi GAG capisred from the rebels
b. ilc var vas AZ the service % the Bov-
dom Memorial Hall and thai col. Better
feii of lnilana. 81 thc class % 80. had iu
D. possrs.ion thc rrbci Sn- that fostrd
over >ahsbury rrison ara voail b. pleas
cd O. couuiouf~ q Co the Coilerc. Daring
the meeting Chaplain Adans. OF the 5th
Name made some rrusarks. touching the
suhI-ct- lie rvfvrrrd IN most iauda,orv
terms O. Gcn Chamberlain. and LopeI that
b. vouii o. trcaici next year 60 The de-
gree of LID. an iLat ~ thar time Jen.
DEss LID. mirhi De- undcrstood TO mean
Long Let him pangi,-a hope rencrallv
entertained By thosc present. iadsing from
he sPp.Ause- B7rsei MAJOR T-iicbel. be-
Sad. LATE ofthe sih Battery. hal marked
rcPutaiion throughout ihe amy a. a. artii-
iery oferr. IL batter, "a ai~ars PLACED
a. iac rcsqousib,e post. Mr. Adams hu-
ularoasiy colupiiurutcd Prof Smyihc for
thr saccrssial instrueiion b. had giscn las
PuPil' iu the IA 81 ProJcct.i-s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11

4 co-responient writes %, ~ voa8er-
% car. fie property 20 Air Nelsoa Can
asr. 90 sweden. Il VEGAS 20 pouad.. B..
- inchcs iu slrt. ani o.. asarrs rs in-bss
from the eni q hcr nose @ sip Of tail.
Although if year ca. e d. srry AL niu-
BE. li gors out in Gle moraing o. brook
bear. AID iles IN VAT fr a trout. ai~ar.
'-crrcfing u catcllag onc. uhilb t carries
90 iae house. u roes o. fbc -oods and
hrings boone paririigcs. and in an respects
BE- a very kuouinr grimaikin.
[PoriialI Transcript.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11
III. mind Psri.s eh--b !, p,,,r,,

The Third Parish chur-h IN Portland.
voted. 50 fo .. % hire Rev Mr Waton
another year. roiwiihstaniin- tLe Council
refused % install Those in the minority
voted - hey dil. not from opposition. bui
wished 90 wait li,fle. The statement Va.
made o. us. a short time since. that there o,
not more than one or to rr-uisriy install
- Congregational ministers in the Oxford
Confcrrner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11

james Reipafh. No has eharge q eight
ooiorci schooi.. 18th $3.50 scholars in
Charicston. says IN reccnt letter I
zee no hcpc q cheating thc vast mlliiisdo
81 vhiics in tho insurrvctiouarv States. ~ho
can neither rad nor write. except b. tho
adoption b. Congress o. = ia~ restrieiing.
vh..e exteadiug tAs eiecforal Franchise. %
those only. an al those. vbo can rad
AM writc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11

Dr1noArrs CnosES. The foliouinr del
egates have been chosen o. ATTEND the To-
ion County Convcuiion % De bid a. tbs
Court House. nesi Welne.lsy.
Ir1s. T.. = Stevens. 2. ?. stone. :. NJ.
NeVhail. orison Ripley. Henry 4. Ham
mond. H. O.. Brovu. c. ". Ryerson. Cha,
Fcifon
Aorr'ay. 4 : Jackson. Henry & Reed.
Edslu Morse. Simon Stevens. -. win,bror
Stevens. Otis + Mixer.
The ioiio~iag gentlemen are cho.ea Co.
rcpr~scni thc town Of Paris. in ihe Un,or
state Convention Wm Swet. Picard
J.. CHASE. Jas. i. Clark. Elearer Dsnhsm.
Alsa ShuriicH. Jr. n. X Weber.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11

military HoNcrs. CD the frsi page.
sppear- an item. % the elect that Besbei
has had - Comnissioned ofbcers IN the
-ar. She has done nobir. snd 90 uish -
could show a. good a record. - 10 - ~
al have % present IN cnulaiion. TIE e.
ample oi our next door neirhbor. Norwav.
Nth a Population 81 1882. History IA. a.
rcaiy made familiar the fact that Moray
was The hrsi in his State to tender con,-
pany Tor the dcfcncc q the government.
To follow up the career Of carh % the men,
be-s of thar company. vouid De- an interest,".
ing thing. and NAV b. done Al futurc
tImc- Belo~ ne give lit Of the commis-
stoned. uhlCh tails three short a. The actual
member. whose names We were not able %
ascertain
Brig -Gcnerai.-Geo J. Beai
Coioaels.-G. L. Bcai. Henry Rest. ".
". Virgin.
icut.-Col-.-Hcny Rust.
Maiors.-Dr. Stscy. Rev. J. 4. Snow.
Cap;ains.--t;. D.. Beai. jonathan Blake.
II Easf. Jr.. vs.. ". wbnmar.h. I. ?.
Hobbs. Amos ?. Moves. Geo. ". Vcrrn.
II K hiiicit. :. Cobb. IT.. Weuington
llobbs. ". ". Brisg.-ll.
ist Licuts.-ii Rust. Jr.. !. Blake.
W ". Mhiimarsh. = Hobs. 4. ?.
Moves. Geo. ". Vcrrin. II. 4 MHi-t. "
Ho5is. Granville Charie.. Jas Merrill. n
J. Merrill. Charles Thompson. ". ".
Briggs lis.
- Lieuts.-J. Blake. ". ". Wait
marsb. u. J.. Miiiefi. llaa. Warren. II.
iIobbs. g.. ". VeTiii " Hobb.. G..
Charlie. " W. Briggs. - FISHER 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11

Tie Doctor vent to Coumcnccmcrt last
week Tie starred Monday morning vfb
The d" borse editorial vas encountered o.
a bear n Norway. aai .kank ra Aslsrn /.
bat mes With OBJ ferther adventures Com
Hcaccmeut cveruses we're pleasant De
says that the 81. j. s. Car Of Boston.
vbo sang -ilh Che Gcrmania bani sans.
tivc of Paris