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, 1865-11-25
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TIE EVENING EXrERr.AlAM ESl

The te.utsr --s-inn nf The CIV, r.ntI"n. "'irh
ascending 10 'hr rmi,. .I"pt-t. >hnnid h'r
convened AT 5 o'ciock tt.i,cv-,in., kin!lv s,v
place 70 . very ri-..sni aut srs -. -,ci.t
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:"it,n..siI \ >Ailtul tsnl ,i,>c,.ni-,h ,irr NOV.
'nG III lnl! ~ >"rr: .nnni-. ~ whi,l all herr
awarded the tribute uf = Nil IN. r,-pnn.,.
Tie exercise, of lie evening s.yr s.ry.n Il,
vn!l ny IN h. ~pl.r,nrn Inl., Cn~l rv. OF Low
Ell. Mass. IL i . I-~,rr OF cnn-ii r,air H..
vu'r. and US Judge Adrhy.ir on C,,i.,n. 4 Il.
D.hi4ren'- -tnh. IL m,hr . pl.n-,rs. pl..n.
mi p,nctc.l -pr,rh. mich w.s fully nppr,i.
n,,d sud h,sttll, endorsed by The audience. II
w.> rl-,n 10 perceive hat il, hi- ,'rvnr,,n 10 tn,
ise, H. had no, Il, slvcttd 'h- passing events 81
he political -nrld for ,hr last decade.
After a >,iriin. imr-,lulr from th.. band, NJ. :
inr Delaney ~s- intr,dacel TO rl,r andlcnr..-
II" n.ade one Of his ~h,pp,r>t # ,r>. -ni tinr
saving n good dr,,, .hrn they ne al happy
III con. plrt'iy charmed s,d carried sway III,
crowded and cage! auditory in one al his
powerful AMI passionate spl.nls. We ~ i'll m;
venture even m attempt at u sketch at the NJ.
int'- speech. VI could NOT do mir jr-tic.. =
Only they who heard and f J, it can prnln,l,
appreciate il. He hw,it IN discipline nrt! OBJ.
diencc Ia the laws. and showed shat hid ,r.,
accomplished hy it t,'h IL The C,iInrnn Wa,
and in the late rrvn!u:.nn.
Rev. f.. J. Adams VA, then Announced, ana
made All admirable sperrh in its way. he i. d
plcnS;ut speaker, and wins upon the at;,,t;n,
az his audience n he progresses. Ills rcn>n,.
my j. sound nn,! ln.irai. AMI he i, no, di.,,,-r,
20 undrIvaluc The i,.Itrr Hturcs Of po,u!n,
|nrntury. II. has a culrv,'rI minh. Which IL,
fas improved b.! raw and ohtreu,irn. H.
IRIS mingled with the na'iv. African upon HI
n,rive >"il nuh thinks he IL not in ull ca,..
III. untntnrei snv',:. ,hni some ptnplr tnkc hin
far. II n.yrr .,-rs to. speak until he hn> some
hing to say, and the inmE,mt he i hrnc III
unkrs his seat. TI,i> IL n >ccrci Of ntiinry whiri
Shout! tr better understood aud nprrrrln,ct
,m"n2 The rr,nf b'dy Of "n' pnhlic >prak,Ir.
Ju re Moore WAS ~, n ntinl,iccd md >inh,
uf the delicate rn>:riu,, IN wfirh lc a". plucc,
al South Cnnlminn, n. II sprnkts hrrn.r
rnnvr,tinr. Of rnlur. Il citiz, rs. H. Ind Il,
hand III freeing The sluvc.. nat since n rnnvrn
non of his U~n fellow c'iizrnS Ind passed n,
ordinance Of emancipation, and dcr q IN
.lhvcs fac, he saw no inconsistency in his nd
!rrs-inS them as frccmen. Slavery. nccoId,n;
, 1865-11-25

On. b. a. Bo>EMAH, rs viii be seen by adj
y~ertiscnen. has commrncrd the practice ofmcdi-
cine In this city. 1t is unnecessary to suy more
,han IN addition 10 the fact that he has served
as ,urse"n in the army. he is also II regular
graduate Of the Maine Medical College.
, 1865-11-25

Coon NEws.-rhr Christian churches rf th..
North hnv- been the b.>, allies of the Govern
mcnt during III" late >invrhnl!rrs' rebellion. and
they are nnw her hest ni!n> III II righteous re-
construction. 81, see BY last weeks y, "
Yn.k = Christian Advocate" thar tire Mission.
AIRY Society of the Methods: T.. Church. u,
thor annual session on lhr Gr,. III nni. FULLY
alive to The rrl;si"n, wants Of ,ni> section Of
the country. lave %rn,ron-ly appropriate
three hundred thousand duilnr> 10 b. rxprnlrd
in tn. Sni'hrrn States iic cn>nin. ycnr.
Twenty thon>,nl dollars is 10 be used 10 tdu-
cate promising col"rcd young men in the Snnth
for the ministry. This is n noble example .!
generous MD, which we believe otter Christian
denominations at the North will follow, thereby
giving the hes, kind Of evidence tn the world
that they have been sincere in their devotion "a
the cause Of the oppressed.
, 1865-11-25

Their ,inn.tx ,n,nllrd.
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, 1865-11-25

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Sa'icr''s "tlt ci""d'd L" >nfu'n'i"n, @li,l, will
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y E'' VA 'nc't'' BY Mr., Edwin C""ni''s,
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, 1865-11-25

The CnILpnnS. - by request of General
Sax,nn. the parents and children Of he freed
M n Of this city assembled ut Zion Church on
Thursday nfirrnoor. The Church wu- well
filed. General saxtnn addressed the ineciin.
upon Tie importance "f education. md urged
the parents to send heir children 10 The public
schonlS.
Mr.. Fsre"soa. from E'slar$a. mad" a short
al dress, followed b. MIR. T"mln-on. Tn
children rni'vcrrd he occasion by singing sew
er"l popular song. 5enedicti"n by D!ohe,'
Duncan.
, 1865-11-25

Ar'RonIzrp AGENTS: William Part, Iaul poinsctt,
Shninci l.. Bennett. OF CIaiic>ion; Wn. b.. Nash.
C.iuu!hia; Dean Dudley, lostrn, Mass; Rev. A..
WMinlr, Savannah. #U
The l.EAbtE c.n lie attained AT The stores at +. w.
Caid"ko, corner Of I!,lni"tta and Eliz; b.ih STREETS;
hid ut silnols & Denny, Ma,k,t sir ct, u,lusi,r
AusuM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

foEr SUNrER CuEHRsrioS. A dis
patch frora wAshington says;
The Prrsideni Ia. 0rirryd brcvct Major
Gcn. Aaderson % ne over Fort Sanser
a. u0on. on IAs isth 81 April. The SAM
DATED states hsg thsi Seated over Il ~
tn time Of The rcbel assault. and that a b
sslstei 18th 10 gun. froa Fors Sumter.
and from every sort snd rebel battery that
thea frvd upon Sunicr.
Also that suitable military ceremonies he
r.erfo-uscl under Jirvctioa 81 Ma zen. " .
I. Sherman. whose oPcratioas compelled
The evacuation q Charie,fcn. or in o., a.
.cncc undsr dircction q Gen. Giimorv
commAnding that Military Departments.
ard also iha; ;he rssai caiccr, a. Charles
ton he directed TO rsrticirsse n tn ocrc-
monies. anj that Rev Henry Ward Beechsr
b. invited 20 delivers pabiic sddre-. on the
occasion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

Wusr Tur REnEls Say % SuEnIpAN's
Ram TIE Lynchburg Nirginian lsarns
'hat Mr.. Leuosi Turncr. A. The mosih Of
TIE River. losi 6hy-oac hog,hcads a 10
bacSc. burnt b. the Nankec raiders They
also de- iroyed the guard lock Al Ns- Mar
ket. Al ist IN The river upon The hni. %
Johu FRY. ". u Cshcii. Mayo Caleu ard
Dr. Hor,lcy. utterly Destroying The crossing
vhcst cro7. A. heretofore reported. thcy
destroyed al the nails Ca their rouie. except
the MiiEay Mills. the bet On the James
River. owned by northern man named
fabcr. opposed to Be m sympathy Nth his
'cction- The canal . much injarrj. but II
thc government all ASSIST the oompany. q,
Ill scou b pat Ia order
complete RESPONSIVENESS q the Oranrc
sni AicNaniria Railroad ,bo~s that all tks
bridges bct-cca Chariottssvillc and North
Garlca -erc destroyed. incluIinc the large
structures over North and South Hard.
varc. Rock6sh. Tye River. Tsrner's Greek
and Duaaio-sggrcgaiins about 800 feet
IN lcngth. viiA about "a miles Of rail-ay
TRACK more or les iujurcd-and al the
dcPois cas-; O; Amherst. With the exception
Of Lovingtoa and Tyc River.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

DENoNtNs rIoNat- Rev. 2. Poster. q
Unisersaliss clergyman. Formerly % Book
seld. dic.i IN War. y. n. rccentiv. aged
about 20.
Rev &. Gardner - waicrville. died sol
denly last -eck. in t. sfors. -bcrs be -as
covering 18th some gcniicmen
Rev NJ. DilhnShan IA. gone 20 Mesa-
phis. =, an Agent fths TrvAsgry Depart
u~nf.
Rev 2. MaEuirc % Brookiyn. y. Y.
succeeds Mr.. DiliinEhan a, pastor q The
Univcr,aiist cburch 20 Watersiils
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

Tie MiifA-y news. 20 bs cleaned from
The dispatches ard oasciAl rcPoris IN anoth-
- column. are q ths most satisfactory
charAstcr. sherman has encouuterrd op-
position. bot hi. skill and s'rensih toned
that the rcbcis called victory. iato . 80
scrc dcicaf. Sh-rman's arny - nov rest
ins. ard i Is sad sheridan IA, crossed The
james for the purPose % opening communi-
eaton bctEccu the armies. phiic reinforce
meuts are being constanfiy scri % him
Tie details Of The late movement near
fctersburE. sho- that Lee undertook The
nad PROJECT q attempting 20 divide Grants
army. aud destroy Lis stores. He rcpaise
not only Inflicted a severe loss upon Lim.
tut defeated the borc oi cutting - uay
OF and demonstrated thar tbe Johnn.cs -
not hghs as formerly. This Ill The hu %.
gold ard goods u highly satisfactory O., ibs
pcofie an hopefll for ihc future
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

A financial furry. equal 20 any that Las
occurred On commercial ccuters. was caused
in this vicinity ia't Tsesday. Sous 80
rsPor'ci thai gold had gene Up % ~.
Tie loy q The copperieals over tbc defeat
ofGrAnt kne- no bounds one man savs
b touched lie bottom of The market. In tbe
purchase offour pounds q sussr an other
vai-ss appreciated corssPonai,giy. Nu.
H'cross oysters bsts arc p-ating. TO be pad
- TIE over-couGlent victims ola saoosssfsl
hoax.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

MsINE ~ INV War Ton THE USIo~.
b. The courtesy % the pubIsher,. Mcssrs
Nelson Dinclcy. r. & Co. Lewiston. -
arr IN receiFi q a. early copy o. che shove
named bcok. Il - tLe -ork Of Messrs. W
p. :. Whitman and Charics n Trsc. each
q ~bom have occuPied position, Afordinr
tbcm superior hciiitie. for Observing the
progrrss q cur milifary movements. ard
have had acces. O. 81 TIE ofH-isl documents
neccssars % make The rccori fur Ard pr
fsci. Gov. Cody ard Adj. Gen Hodgdon
have endowed both iis plan and execution.
an commended q 20 al uho have an inter.
esi in our armies. Il form. bcauiif-l vol
uEc q CO pages. cmheilishcd 18th fne
steel portraits q our brave Gcnerals Hos
al And Berry. rrice s2.s5. OF vii be
iorsarded 70 Any address on rcosip; o.
$500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

Bcrjsmia Tsrner % the L., ID. {. Cav
air. oith, city. -s taken prisoner lAss
ssramsr. and las j-si becn snchan-ed and
rCa-hct home-a mere skelcfoa. covered
9TH sores AT On tie very verge q The
gave. Daring thc lAsg stage, % his con
hncnen; b. losi hB rca.ou ard thou-h q =
no. partially restored. b. rsncubsrs
nothing ofhr, tn frcn DHic. lie can
not probably live zany day. lie .sy,
that q - uemhrr, % the ist -. 4. Cav
siry taken prisoners a. The usnc be was
captured. ouis s. are uiil alive, samuel
Thornc q his corps. a th, ciiy. disd N
Frhci, hanls. : soii.er living IN Aubarn.
Iass cot % The rebel hand.. las rctsraej
His friends ar uo.tiy ooPperhcad, (ns b.
vas til converted o. servic- IN rebel prs
ons.l and rcia.ci % believe The ~ -spaper
stores % ne harhsroas treatment q our
u.en b. thc rcbeis. The soldier no. come.
into their houses and acre ;h=z col.frm.
al ihcy lave heard.
TLcuision Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

BnovS's PicruHEs. A Az E1hibrfion
vs. beid recenfly IN Cansia. IN which
works of sorne a fhe bsst art So in 49,.
81 we're rressnied. ret The lonofs of /, srs,
rris. vcro csrrisd Of By a. Is. Brovn o.
fori iand. The Prs ssfss
BrO~a =. ui up srna.i mari c view qa,et
AL haET. rofa.az aIo1f % o. affrart affrr.
tom in fhc Eay TT brilliant coiorinE D a.
rived isfr, ard - ne AZ ried wy
iaForahie n go m tte tarcinr. vef tl.e
LIVER 81 D. penca 80 o. ~ plainly nan
Tested 30 those rh1 coafI sr-r.r.,.. -. /,
look 20 water. tlick. dlup 81 arH fL.
far 'iiar bcarh 30 our STATE 'fr,. ~,---.,.-
tee dreE tac h,flc picture from its r.fr-.-
nent and plagfi g anonr the verr -
rrizrs uhl-c -ent'cnan OF fauala tt..L.
hinsef f1riunate fo chain f ard is no.
'fsrI1g q lard god 20 rsy for if
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

PIrcxr. Jn'i-cn Ciernent. - driver ~
Lovsioy's Bethel ard Errol S'sgc.-siarted
20 make his usual trip. during the ths-
vcct before last. On rvsehing Ne-ry h.
found a strvsn 50 .-cllcn ~ the frc,hci
thai he could nos Get his te.n Across. lie
Pct 81 his horscs a; /, stable near b.. md
shouidering The mail bag. made tie trip 90
Errol and back. On foot. The distance
travelled l. g. miies and each NILE ,et on
end. lie deserves credit for hi. P-rsevcr-
ancc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

TuE WoaE 90 Inv Cnrfsrttx Cow
NissioN Mr.. Crosman Tinnc ~. 10 d.
% this c1fy. rcach~d h0n- iast Safer
day. IN a vs-y feeh's state % h-aish.
having been 4 Prisoner in he Soath .ino.
last Msy He 'peats i- %, highest p-,i.,
q thc CHRISTIAN Corarnission anI avs that
O. 10. under God. BE- owe- hs he wben
D. rcachcd or line AID "a, received iuto
tie hosP,tai. III Sar-cons in cha-rr hai
not ihe beverages AT cosd n0t--iih -
many oihers-givc BIN III a'tention . pcr-
son in 20 conliiion rrqairri al ~ re-
cc.se1 The care ard narsing % the dele
gates 81 ths Chris;ian Cosnsnission. ard 90
ben-fcisl "a f'icir ircstu@ni tat ~ Sar.
geou told hini 90 fyo1 ever hive g. -ct bone
900 vi'i have Only ihc Chris'isn Coma-i.-
son to shank Bah Tunes,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

FrEN1t DrTEsT ~ MrNtoo. Advcc,
frum MeSioo. state that ths Government
has received autheusie intsiircnSr that Cscn-
Cortcn. alter having osBsod The Frrnch scrce
~hich marched frcrn durango 20 MAEatian
through SEER. Nev.da 5000 los. dcsc.isd
thsa enfircls - The village Of NsraS %.
shooting IN rrssli,;icn. AT thoss -ho -srs
not killed. on the batils Esl1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

LovtsnNs L,non REGULATIONS. The
Bostou Jourual correspondent SAYS:
o New regulaiions in rcgArl % The
hiring and governments Of coiored lAborcr,
IN Louisiana have been is,scd In Ad4it,on
70 Igs; trcatncnt. Wholesome raiion.. con
fortAbic oloising. quarters. fssl and medical
sitendance. Ar tbe opportunity for IN
ssrucsion q ohildrcn. Per,on, hiring then
Ill b. eomPciied % pay them a. follows
Firsi class. male hands. ten dollar, Ter
Hnouth, scooal class. eight dollar-. AM
third class "a dollars Ter nonth. Firs;
clss' female haal sighi dollar, per month
second class. "a dollars All thir,l class.
hse dollars Per non,h. Boys under four.
ts~n arr 70 rvcsisc thr,e dollar, Ter month.
ar siris under that ace to dollars Al
crops and property On pisntstions -hers
htorers az smpioycd Ill be hcid % Il
covered BY len agaisi other creditors q
tte extent q wages due employees. anI
sch lien al folio- ssch crop. or property
N suy ard al hsais Until such labor i,
fsily pad and ,aiisscd.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

EXopUs 90 DocToEs la y. ID
fasncs. q sumner. las no,ed 20 wesi
BsNton. ~terr b. resumes tie practise Of his
PrOicssion. Dr W. 4. Rest las removed
% Poriiand. Aad DR.. Resell 70 Faystte.
EUdeu'iy OAiorl Cosaiy is beoou.ir- =
healthy iocaift.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

The Srrrn- Tbirsy Loan a. al taken thi.
~esk. Subscription Agents Ary O. ooniin-
az % rcoeive subscriptions. ior -hich note.
dated June a. -iil h. delivered and AZ ths
same tine interest 70 June IS. -Il Dc pad
or Loan.- The re- notes 81 run thr~c
YEAR. The sales On "Wednesday aH,ounted
o. s5.Ii6.o0o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

lIon. sidney rsrhAm. Maycr Fryc. Of
Lewiston snd others. lch for WAshin<ton.
on We,inesiav. o. try and -urk an idsa az
jrstice INTO the hsaiof he Provost NGrshaI
Geucral h-e cannot have far dealing IN
the crcdi, q the r'es. they ds.irc 20 have
the aPPorsiouucnt AHsong tbs DISTRICTS rcg-
ulaied
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

Ora lor~a FotEs TIE April nu-,b-r
~ this Iuven,i magazine o. 81 hand u is
hlci a. usual uith interesting matter for
the yoang. ~hirh almost sny reader -iu
fee young enough 90 b. inter,stcd in. The
pabiration b. Meeting 9Th great success.
Iieknor a iieils. Bos'os. p4bIsbsis
Terms
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

Wm. Lloyd Gauison announces BIS in-
teniion 20 discout,aae thc Liberator. a. The
close % ihe present soisme Ia -as esiab-
hshcd 9Th 80 sic- o. abolish slavery. ard
b. considers q fitinr thar 10 career sbouiI
end -.ih che death % ihc institution. lie
may establish a ne- journal IN %, place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

Ia DHrv 1853 Crovp Atareosni e..
hibiuon ~ bucts. heid e. Faru-nstor. We
hesr from AT qlsrirrs. cat tbe fae Cots-
r0id buek q Mr. y o.. Mazda Of Pam.
asioui.hed ihe people Iic vssa hvor,e
-ith al p-essni. lie sleared lsa season.
- ts % wool. srd 'ts feeos 10 ro- 2
inrhes long Mr MARSHA has rsfsssd 60
ior BIN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

TIE d~sliing-house Of Mr.. Saasel y
MArshAl. q West Paris. "a, burned on
sunday night LAST. bet-ecn sG and seven
O'Clock. The stand - tia; knovn a. tie
o. Dva. Martial place The Ere . said 20
have tskcn .rom tnc ohimaey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

The >upremc Cosrs aiiournsi fnanv on
FRIDAY "a ass ~rek. AFTER session - Do
dsys. During the tern f,e ver,li-ts ~.
rcnicrci. sui q larger nuuber Of cssss die
posed by defauif. ard agreement ofrarti..
thsn a. any previous tern f1r i1ur time
u r. case. Cunn.rgs w. Abbo't on triai
a. se cert % pass LAST ~eet. verdict a.
rendered for pisintiH. f5r 60.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

Kennedy. one q The Ne- York hotel
banners. as banged as; Friday. lie uiain-
taii-ci the Utmost Ind .fervnce. and sung a.
Iri'h 'on- -hile tbe rope "a. beng Adjust
Cd il = SID De- ~As un1er i5e Influence
81 lggor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

>.r.if tffrnoeu. af'er an stie l.scosr,s
fron ~ 10 y. Hidrs-sy. thsir formsr
rsHer 81 ne Ctesfnat street Msthodist
dar,l. q ooiieci,on -ss taken % srnount-
~ % over go ior re case q tie Me-
floos - Porlsrs Frcs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

TIE venerable Joln Prrnt.ss. nov eirhiy.
seven years of age. thc oncc sigoroes
editor n IL Keen ~ IL R-pabiican.
b. estab.ished sisty-sil year. ago. -hen
Washiaston vasa resident a. NJ. Vernoa.
. siiil ale -isI be Pc. sad writes
ree1iariy for TIE Port.uoatb Journal IT.
retired from tbe ns-sptper Eis sio1t
tuerfT years ago. or a. arti.ie From
his pm n iLe iasi Joarual sho~s that hs
ffs q the Oh flint o. rot sstinrui,hed. and
ilai BE- looks 'or-arl f1 ihe flturs glory Of
De coantry -.ih al ihe heart and intensity
~ painotism ofs miiiie life May Coi
biess BE day' q -aif.ag Pres
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

Hon William Whiting. solicitor oftbs
Wa Dsparinent. has RESI- ssI his T-osi'io-.
sinos lis coaneefion ~th ibs War Depart
raeni hc has never received o,e d1fiar com
pensation for be services
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

O. " DALEY q Wa,,rf1rd. u,ember
ofCo % Sal Name regiment. died in Pre-
o. Hospital. Dsnri'ie. Va. Jan fib. srei
Do lie sas oapilrel 10 o. battle before
Pcfersburg. JOY l.h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

Onc vsek ago last Monday. recruiting
oficcr Issiah Duun. under special authority
from ;be DeParfnent. ccunenccd rccruii-
/. ing m the town - ONfori for a ne con-
rasy 70 be assisned vAcn hIied Up 70
Tuesday last hs hsd enlisted between fAs
an'l sixty men. great rnsioritv ofthea BE-
ING actual resileais % the town o. Oxford.
The enthusia.un Is 50 greaf. that no doubt
during the present week fuli oompsty
-ii BE- raisod. Those from out q OKfori.
have thus far CONE Priaapaliy FROM the
town, q Otisheli ard Poland.
Oxford herstofore has Sled an her quo
a. prO@psly All furnished large number
% men for other towns. We intend neNt
week. 20 give a correcf aocouut Of the nun
Der q sDen furnished for the var from this
town
Dvmocrais AID Republicans are alike
rushing into The rev company. forgetting
al past party distinction. They arr al
rsllying Tor ibeir country ard The oil fac
DEDtcsrIoS The Congregational ehsrvh
At Ramiosd Point. "a, dedicaied on the
sih inst. TIE following ~as The order Of
exercises On the occa.ion:
I. Voluntary b, the Choir
>. Hymn rad BY Rev. y w SHELDON.
3. Reading Of th- .cripsu-v.. BY Rev.
J b. Whecl~Tighi. % Bethel.
4. PRAYER. ~ Rev. ?. South-ofih. Of
SSuth PARIS
5. Hyun. rvAd BY Rev. L Balkan. Of
Lewiston.
8. sermon. ~ Rev. L. BAIkan.
:. Vol1niary BY the Choir.
:. Dedioasory PRAYER. By the acting
Pastor.
?. Remarks. by Rev. u. Garland. Of
Bsthei.
10. Anibcrn ~ the Choir
Il Benediciion. ~ Rev Mr. Truc.
Circuit Prraohcr. a. Rurnforj
Our DAY for dedication "a. The hne,i q
the season. and our neat Etsle chsp-i as
hlled - its utmost capacity. III. asdicncc
listened 9TH dep interest 10 the excellent
muse discourscd ~ the choir and The vcry
Ahic sermon BY Rev. L. Balkan. frosn TIN.
5. T.. oar American Organ as mainly
present from Mr. Wallace Kimbsn. q Chr
eAgo. forncrlyA citiren % Runford.
Thu. far ouT God bath helpel Us Net
uaio Is. q. Lord. not unto -. bet unto thy
uame give giory. for Thy mercy. and thy
traits sake JE