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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-19

Inquiry l. nsds, through the Chattanooga t's.
>s's, - 10 where the Governor gsss hts s,lhoEiI,
for oofaiiiaai HiBs CLERKS Shsrig aud Jusliees In
the opautss nrgie'tihE g. elea sa,h officers Theas
2fs's sts osauis-iofd = gg,fr gj ~ tat. Essss.
iaiars. Ii wa ordered heoauss il Wa sKpeieut
snd right, aid SGT ho'4,lse The GoyuruOT asked foF
eayh authgrttY- 1ar ss5is.- 49, T-hia-hs- - tha
rGsH', NJ HE'D wss ia thst lssd, and ought u
have informed To, Gfa-st, - thr suurcs 81 thl.
power 20 uurb dreaded
Whsn the ele,IiaB .. usuT, aud abs Gosernsr
give {" y si"kes r.rtih,nts II his election 10
Cohsrsss iFom Ii. ChslszRoags District the ga,
1T ~iil BE- ahoousiy iuquirihs aEaiB wbors The
authority fti,s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-19

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-19

~ es'l nesting q ths Stockholders II Che last
Tenn. aud Va Il X Company hs'd at ths Couft
House IN t,is city 80 lhs l3th inst tbs foilaSiag
gentlemen sIselsi Directors u sa'd ,oBPshy,
10 until The regular annual elettion IN HsYsal-
hes Bszt Iehh u Brahhsi, e JohsrsoE county
John Il. Fain, AhdFvs She'll Of Sullivan u,aaty
SAmnei b. Cunningham, uso v. lelfeFd. Tee W
: Ssson, aad f'asE N Reeve u WaahinsIOr. e,sin.
~ EfhTssa paeis and \ ioi.Ial " Es msas, II
GtosRs o'uBsY Wn, t'slhfaith, loba TsIbott aud
Z 4 saSysrs 81 Jtdsssog esaHty A q. jackson
and Peaes Ihctls.nn. IL d nos county, Wa. G.,
Ryia OF Baskiss e1aniy
TIRE uTfeet0fa elsss aisa ths it6 and organ
iEcd BY slsstiBg tGhb 4 Kramer FRESHEST - ths
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-19

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-19

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T. 81 Hk4ueex,
Bsitsf6 Major ID BE Terra Aiiits
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-19

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-19
The Governors AutaoFlt, .

- r's1tHtr secretary Cd s,sts
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-19

8 ltst w. StsN0s u Pptss8A VIZ eojsei " " Wa
ksbsls and those Who want tbsi Vosss. Loyal men
sFo never heard b ssaiplAisoi H.
IL Il said this isS ia uBonststatiuasl FAe Is
impossible tbs law IA parief The Constitution It.
sell
The Fodsrsl Goyvrhmsntby rs agent, tloysFaof
johnson, through tho Cow eiton, and the FaiiheA-
toh u the psspis, Conferred asva 49, a-~s o~a~s-
Assembly tbat shaald convene o. pswer ~ hllit
the qualification of VossFs TIC Qualification Of
SOsors u prescribed By the CONSTITUTION The Goa
veHtioa pEopoaed that ths Legisttars might Amond
the COHstitaiioR In this Partieuls and tho people
EHsihsa tn proposition. Thus ID power 81 Alnsnd-
'sSHs wa delegated " The Lugllalars, which bs-
zane while scting aPun this saast 10 all iHtaata
and purposes, Constitutional ceayaHiicn. The
powS VI tho CaaYsnsioa 10 delegate thts ausAoFity
SAs legitimate sha bsyoad quOsa,u. By beaag the
chosen INSTRUMENT ID tbs FsarsI tlovsbmsnt,
whose authority wss supreme
FiHaily, il Is aid Ia. Law Is haAh shl wanting 10
uiAgnAhi'aitI. ny lA~, the eriss Of the di.isAn-
cksvl V tFsasua, and tbs paaishlat death aha san
aseAsioH Of property An this /. waved, and i is
said 10 bo CFas b Fslse thsa thspriviIsEe ol vot
iag i0F = isS year.. Aasnsniasty requires tha,
they sAeuld ~ to he bsllsa hs1 sRa with bio.sdy
hAsds deposit tAsif balioss and b isees d hubsFs
ssiss The reisRs q IAa sossramsa they have tried
10 ass1soJ slsyAss shsis haaisa LADDERS - Powas--
sanss their psFsaeaiions 81 unios Hea, and a lsai
hSSs tAs vsesofy Ia thsss kaa Tsaaasss, wllA
hsr thousand SAartyEs =, rvmsabe Is again b cums
andaF The Fale VI sueA msa - HaEiA OF Ohsalham,
eF Bates ~ fiies, mere appssdsge 10 rebel
S'Aio'7rs FEpyiAna 10 Febsl gefvsnaaa,l AHa
pet tesa vill b the eaFly rssals u hs repeal o. all
~ - = Aa y Hml. TIE EleGfifs FsAaeAsa
- : -. ~ psas'h ~ way Il hssnaiy exple
asas.; aaa thal /. that oapsl sessss q hi. 81
=. e. asagts 10 sssas lezal lsahs ls~ 7 aissady
thsss shsss sasai.i astS L = = sstaf staz'ap g
snasanes u. 4 nm " eafatesA q he aay I'd q
sloa = ~ = iha slEIl nd sssiaSgaatAatslsss go
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01
The Maine Election.

We fear our political friends do not at
iach sufheicnt Importance 20 the coming
stare election. IL = true our political op-
ponents apPsrraily make bot feeble show.
and 70 looks as though their efforts % poll
anything Ike large vote would be futile.
Bot IN our JOY a. the return Of peace. We
should never forget the part The so-cailed
democratic party have played not only lur-
ing The var. bet before g. We should
never forget the great fact. that that party.
through the ssency Of the Pierre ard Bu-
ehaaaa Adminisira'ions inausarafed The re-
beliIon. and that tbs same political orran-
izstion BY 10 reasonable eiforts IN onpos-
me- the administration ia all as legitimate
efforts 10 pU; !; down. prolonged 8, Tor
years- Tins sane PARTY nov raise ISSUES
With the great Union party o. The nation
upon the reconsirucfion q The rebel States.
Which n surcessisi would involve Us IN the
sane dishcuiiies We have overcome bv 4
terTloie four years war. THIS party stock
Il the vile ard Infamous system % slavery
and continued 20 be it, blatant advocaies
until their - brethren III ibe rebel states
destroyed IL and they mourn o. dav over
Us downiall Ike " Rachael wcepinr for Ter
children Il fought against armins the
blacks - the last. against ihc cnancipafion
Proclamation. ard IN fact against ~ meas
ures Of The government caicuia,cd 90 vindi-
cate as lawful authority ard overtirou
ireason. The party D. no better nov. Il
keeps Up \ violent var upon negro ssEragc.
ard II e could ssccecd % povcr. wouiI re-
psdlafc our national dcli and arain take fo
rs arms. the black-hcarted traitors uho
have cost rs ali the horror. AMI expense q
the war To ailov this party 90 get into
power would bring upon The country ruin
and s~iit desirociion. It's not Co be trust
81 snd cannot BE- viihout endan-enne AL
thar Ne hold dear e. a people. ucncc the
vital importance 90 the country offrLfinr
tbs political IMITATION. wherever 30
shows 81 colors. BaIots hereafter are 90
Be our chief weapons of defrnse. ard every
freemsn shouil % Eicid iicu a. Co teI anon
The best interests q our beloved country
Maine owes Il 10 herself 20 give an over.
wbeining msjority Tor the union party on
TIE see5ud Monday Of Sepsember n~zt
Let every union man be or an dong
Wort j. 70 Be done Great and vital ia-
'eres;s are si stake. Rally once more 90
III polls and strike for Union. Liberty and
GU ~hole eountry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

Ma. Ds~.. Mn. GErEfrY .ND Nh In
cotS. The editor % the Chicago R-raLli-
can nay te fairly Supposed % be- a.. hml-
Jar unh TIE cha-acicrisiirs az his former a.
socintc in tho cl.io-ship % The Tribanc. a.
with thc policy ani sentiments % tbr gov
eminent in ~Lirh De- h~id 30 long q conf.
dental position. What b. SAYS q tle re-
cent controversy about The Niagara peace
nesotiafions j. fhcrcia-c interesting. We
qsote from ,he Erpubiiczn
On Jolly 30. I-Cs. Mr.. Grrc!ev Re-
ceisc.. and arkno~lcdgcs that be receives.
letter from Mr. Lincoln aathoririnr anl
requesting him 90 bring 90 wash-nston any
rebel agcufs uLo are authorzed O. treat f1r
peace on the basis or preserving the Unior
and aboIi.hirg slavery On tie isth. Air.
Lincoln writes his letter 90 To whom &c NAV
concern.- reiierafing those rrecise terms.
M--srs. sanders and Thompson ibrrcupan
a.saii and abuse Mr. Lincoln i.r setting up
ucw coudiiions AFTER tie neroiiafiou Lia
been commenced. 10 thi. assauli ,fr Gre.
icy loins. thoush D. had the do-1ments io
De- hancs proving the aocusafior g. De false.
An ordinary man IN NJ Greeley. sitas,.oa
would have examined these document. to
o. sure 81 fhe truth before writing and pab-
lsling anything on the subject. tst b.
siumbles liniiy ahead. SIRE ~ only hi.
own erring imPrcssions. Nov az lat rLe
far's are brought o. th- tnowirir~ oftir
world. and ~hai % 90 have from Mr Gre
ley' J. iacandii acknoviedgmert Obj
cf-n-c against he frufhs Does D. even
noe. come 'orvard Ike nan ard 90 .a.-
iice to the Presiiert he bad wronredg Not
at iie MERELY rei-erates ti.as uhen o.
barred Mr. Li.coia'. f-.t letter anil OBJ.
mass % va-iei rubbish in BE caracious
pockets a. equally caracioas hat. rnI "a
Exactly the opposite ~ chat NJ Lincoln
had asked BIN 20 Do. o. sincercly thourLt
b. -as At tts vhilc fsifiIinz the presi.euts
sish. It ia very ruri8ls instance of tian.
derIng ard oi Unconscious fa.sehooi on fhe
part of q publc uan. trained by bong r-ur-
uce 90 examine ctr-faily all papers De ia.
to BE- haris. ard Oh knou whereof b. e.
FIRMS. We folly credit ST.. Creeie, saver
mcnt however. We have no ilea Ga, o.
does nos tcii the frafh. Bai ue a-e sorry
20 perceive iiai b. ieiis BE- i-suitiraiy. infer.
eutiaiiy sal irareriectiv. sd -i,i.oata r-ank
ard marlv arknosieignent of fi.. ser,oas
srong b. has been cuity 81 Ile rstes e
oouiession Indeed but not 8. uanI.ke al
crcdfal,e marner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01
The Amende Honorable.

The seoond resolve Of the democratic
platform j. q, foiiovs:
2 Resol-cf. That Ne vii sa-rcsir cher.
isk The memory Of thc COUNTLESS deal. 40
have ALLEN IN The grrat Struggle or lcnsii-
fusfonal Government. AMI. With crafeful
hcarts. VII DO honor 90 ~ living vho lave
pcriiied iifc AMI fortune IN che sam grcai
cause.
The Daily Press argues. ani sus'ains Be-
position BY extracts from ihe Chieago Plat
form and other documents. thai iii- rcsoia-
uou. which uss Al f-,i Supposed O. refer io
Union soiiiers. rcaiiv ailusic. % ~ confrl-
crate ARMIES TIE Chicago PiNfrrui d.
ciarcs th- Consiitr'ion has bccn di.rcra-,i.
81 In every psft TIE borden 81 al tir
speeches. dccumeuts. an party platforms.
for The past four years has bcea ihai toe
war has ocen unconsiiiutionai. anl shielded
for obie,ts coutrary 90 th- constitution.
Of oourse the eonvcrse OF tbis Argument
must D. that 10 confederacy uassu rich-.
and aghi.ag Tor constitutional government
The Press continuss;
o. In addition 60 al other considcrations.
dia ne net knos that Jsl-r Howard. nom
mated ioF Governor by this vcry Conven-
tion. only last september va one Of she
hrst. Il no; ~ frst in his varf. % cast a
ballot doIving a. saii,sr ia o.. 6,-f. uho
vas daily pcriiling iiio ans fortune. re MGR
. rafs for b.. own civil Tuicrss Tbis 49,
al fresh IN mind. an1 II j. past cNplanation
boz Nc couid. even Cor one moment. have
90 far Joe, sight % con.isicncy. A. 60 sep
pose Jadge Ho~anI OF his fri-ad.. could
30 sacrediy CHERISH thc meuory'' % falicn
heroes % whom a. Lti d~aio5 fls MGR ~
rfTGg-. or DO hoaor 70 the living whose
Fight - vote io- sh-ir o-n rulers h hri h.
iiis.'lfc,y a,fouptoi o. refo~
" Ia view 90 al these facf. All CONSIDER
aiions. Ne scarceiy kno~ boz O. make suf-
lceni amends % abe party for iuduic,a- The
thar. IN the RESOLUTION a. tbe
.eaa q tbs Hrilclc. lbcy rcsrrrrd 60 RE
lead and Evinr h,rocs % as Jsios army.
We take hsrk the implied charge az incon-
'isivury. The party stands by BE- o,i l,nl-
nErks. Il - sighting "a oat CA thc sane
Jane. " Ale Liucoinr ~ar'' ior conquest
an4 Gle ui-gcr. Is over. Couniiess man.
ocrs have faiicn Of ihc sous q toe T.rr,s-
Taf,c SSH. .n tbrir cforis o. rv.ist th--
var % fanaiics. and fLc
lemocratic Convention oi Maine sarrrd-
" chcrsh their memory and nor only 60
his. ba'. o. wi'h grateful hearts. do honor
10 the living Who have f.eriilel iiic and for
.anc in the sane great cause
q" We trust al southern papers lake the
Mobile Ness and tbc Richmond WIKI ard
Times. nav copy tbs resolve. 30 ihai the
>outbcrn sl-rivor nav know bo- ihev
Ire honored By Northern Democrats. an4
iow the memory Of thciF fliiea j. szcrrdly
.hcrlsLcL 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01
Tie conaiusn o. u. sou,h.

Reports crowd one uron anoilser oi he
continued 90 tccling Of tie people o. al
South. Tb- editor Of the Portisnd Star.
~ho has couscrsed 18th many r-iuruei Of
fccrs ari sollicrs. ssys that tie stories 81
the terrible cruclfv 20 negroes are not sea
saiion ARTICLES. bui sre coufr-ned fuliv
Noi only 90 these things occur ia the inte-
nor. but even in savannah tbcv ar bruicl
down. l. is believed the negroes can or
ganire f1r thrir own dsscnce - fcrced 30
but 'haf w.ii Oxen var 81 exiermi.aiioa
oi one or ~. other party. Prcsiicnt Joha-
son seems 60 have become saiisfc.l az the
fi'se prctcnsions ofths rebels wbo have ap-
Piled ~ him for pardon. an has decii-ci
he viii grant no u,ore for the present. sud
has directed the Attorney General 90 give
no further attention 70 thcse srPlics'ious
Oh the dav on whi-h ~ made thi. decision.
some ffir persons we're present. most ~
thea sccking pArdons A Mr.. Kciit q
south Car1iina (noi Lawrence NJ BE- hav-
Inc been Allied BY ioyal ballet a. Fort
Wsgnerl apProarhed The President. ani IN
formed him that BE- dc.ircd a pa-lon
% What have you done,~ asked NJ John.
son. d" opposed s-rcssion until NJ STATE
decided 90 20 out o. ibc U,ion. and thcn I
determined % 20 nth ~. never joinsd
the army. ! did nothing % bring on The
rcl,eliioa. So the reply. . Nou. rvioin-
"a DE Prcsidcni. are like al the rest voa
did no'hinr. " No~. BE- siled. nv cx-
reric-ce i. tbs; ;hc mn Who diirf i1in
the rebel army. but ~ho a-lsir.oed ia ibs
rebellion. ere the most mi,ctscvous and
dangerous men ve had. cannot pardon
yor. sir-
several others tai their cases disposed
a. iu fhc sane sav. vh-n The Press Sent re-
markell. aiircs.ing she srti-c crowd ia the
room. that it vss little .inguiar IA; most
a Chr non--o1lhaiants 80 had cone here
from thc South 60 pardon assert that ,hev
dii nothing a. thr brsinning. oaiy a-quie,-
CD. AMI thoushi The rebel covcrnueni
ou-i.i o. have surrcniercd carlicr tnd staa-
pcd biooishc,l, yr; 40 or ~ fi-r. faal .-i-
rilf1cr ~ ftr r-lassfy rlrorl1rszfi-u of~r,i
q ". Lin-cia. a. At ~hich uoalG have
raova 'i..ccr.ty ou their part and couiribu-
tel 80 mech toward saving the cnormoss
eaPrniiturr of i.ic and trrasarc.
oi course. sincc thc Democrafic party
have endorsed President johnson. thev
must consider thcse men are urcar: bui
beng wrong. ~ith whAi consistency can
the demand thar civil r1zht, shau be- e.
tended o. ibems
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

JuT. DAVIS on Brls.Trt feSors~cr
ln recent letter 10 his eounsei. Jef. Da-
~ says o. kn9vs r1fii-- 81 the ciarrrs
t-aiast hinscN Fortuuate uan, Wben
Anler-onviiie. Salisbury ani Belle Isle rise
70 bel Judgement against YOU. a. they most
hssurcdly All. 30 zoo vi.i vish yo1 might
have contiu1ed in icnonrce. or an crutl
ani heartiess men ubo ever cur,ci fhis fair
ea-ih. vpn rank arr1nr the nos, cruel ard
heartls.s het r11r conscience r1sf have
FlIrf-atir spot foneuhrrr. anI 81 sarh b.
hns. e. ascnriar ffrirs u1l fni Be- Ttat
conscience GOO. belongs o. the imu,r.si
part ~ yo1rseF aai Garnet ir s,rar-ieI
hke yoar bo.iy. by - hanrnaa's rore.
firuis'-n T1urral
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01
MAINE ITEMS

We learn tAai Mr.. Geo-gs % Ns-
shar0a. "a. Killed last we-k ~ being
ihro~n frop a carriage.
Farminrton Chronir'e
Ihe Mall says a tros between KnoS and
Draco b. sure % cone Of a. che approach-
ing fair q The wateryinc uorse As,ocia-
ton.
The store 90 NJ. PIsr. IN Ha..,ou'.
huildinr. Wsier,i,ie. "a rcccntiv broken
io'o sni rohbci ~ some Zen dollars in scrip.
aii therc va To- The dra~sr
The soiL anniversary o. the Bsp,i..
Church in Tor.hau viii occur on Saiu-iav.
~ ~ ~ S~r'rr-hcr newt. - 3 O'Clock 4.
VI. A. Historical sddrc-. -il 30 delivered
on tie ocoasicn ~ Rev. Dr. wlson.
George Mars OF R,ih. twenty-five yea-.
- ace. fcn from an excursion train near
Richmond. Ne. on thursday evening. al
The wheels ras-cd over b, bad. causing
instan, death
The Advertise says that MAJOR HirAm
Rollins has been s..irncd % he command
Of fotts knoH and Popham.
We learn from the Advertise that Brisr.
ton . 40 have Ne~ wooien Mn.
Hon. Ia Harmon has been r--ap7oins,.r
Collector 81 The Bchssi District.
Mni1e has hen nal, into M1ita-r Di.-
irici. And l. o. b. cou,rnsodel hy MAJ. Gen.
Charie' GrifEa heailsaricrs a. P,rtiana
Ikenn-tec Journal
M. Anna Hanson q West Baxton and
Mr.. George e. wri-ht Of Ssco. eIoped To-
se'her on fie i7,h instant. according 20 tie
>aco ncrnocraf
" TipPaa Li,iic. son Of Hon. EIsarI
T. Liiiic q Auburu. died saturday norm
ing a. % o'cioek. aged - YEAR. . months.
and days,
Names claim against the General Cow
ern'neni Tor ralsing ard cqairpine troops
dsriag the rvbciiion j. si.ltg. so9 -
A Convention ofti,e friends 81 o.. Name
-. ~iu bc hell At GRAY Corner on the
sosh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01
Union Conren;icn az Hanorer.

The citizens Of the town of Hanover and
the Plantation Of Hamiin Grant vho sup
port the National and State Administration.
src invited O. assemble IN convention 20 be
held a. said Hanover Village. ca SATURDAY,.
The second dAy O: September neat. Al ten
O'Clock in the forenoon. for the purpose Of
nominating a candidate ior Erprrsentaiive.
% represent N the next State Legislature
the district composed Of thc towns OF Beta
81. Newrv. Hanover. Upton. Grafton. ana
the Plantations Of llamlin Grant. Riley.
ls'-coin. and Aniover North Surplus. 20
be supported BY he unios men % said Rep
rrsentative district. AMI 20 transact anv
other business that may properly come bc-
salc Convention.
4. X. kNsrr Trion
r. r. FcsrrR. Town Con-.
GALES ilowE. % Hanover.
Hanover. Aug. I9fh. ls65.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

Com WrsrHrn. Visitors to Mre-t
Wtshineioa. Thorsiiy. Dad rare expert
enoe Of arctic ard tropical veafbcr. Oa
ani near Co. summit va al constant gale az
mingled snov ard bal. covering everything
uiih icc. u vas a genuine ~iafer expert
cnce ani 81 severe fhat ibe rilcs refused
o. take parties doun to r.e Craufs-I House.
After .brasing thi'. aai so-kinr do-n io-
yards the Glen anl sonsii1.. terrific
tharier slarer gave fhe travellers a san-fe
Of That can be expected in a tropical cii-
mair. ard trenchei them completely
Amoog tho visitors on ihe memorable dsv
we're JAY Coke AL 7 s Arthur of T'hiia-
delPhia. Mr. Barker Of 81. Americ.. and
r. T. Paris ofPrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

Hon. Joscph Howard. ihe coPpcrhcaI
caniilate for Governor. ia Dc letter OF a.
cepfance. says taat the unanimoes rr-nomi-
rafirn oi ihe Conrention coustrains BIN Co
yi..i GO time his vsil tsera p--fy0--
fer pirate i.fr. Considering that 90 prefer
ence. twas eruel IN o.. party 90 disturb
De- private relations al make q pablic man
81 him. hui o. ~,ii have this sa,isfscfion-
ilc people VII rot D. a. cruel a. hi. friends
fB.dlsf1rI Union.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

To- Nes Pa. says orders have been sert
by e. mastering odcer a. Charicstou to
COL Nar. 40 ilc -9ii Ma.ac V,teran Vol
unteers. to prrpar. al the urcss.t-, papers
for che muster oat q 3D. non N,terans ia
hls rrgiaaent. -ho ucrc not cutitlcd io
bounty of $50
D. a-ror.iance vifh s1-h in-rl-ti1n-.
neariy ore hundred ~ the rank ani o. q
che z3ih Ma.ne. nov in this Drpartnt ni.
are fo proceed under c1mmissioned officers
to Chnriesfon. preparatory % 90 musies
oct FROM fhe service
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

Chaser or B,ss. NOBODY hss forgot
ter he solemn utfersnce oftho Democratic
National Conveniion one sesr 40. that the
-ar va failarc. The rar'y ~iich never
changes b. sr1Poscl % adhere e. ibis opin-
Son sii'i. bu'. 20 so. their rccr-t conventions
CERTAINLY cshihii toieral'e want 81 con-
sis'enrv IN nominaiing for their Oh -es Sol
dicrs Who arc only thc heroes Of defeat.
SRI euioeiring thc memory ~ racn who
vc-c slain in sftcnp'in- 20 violate Consti-
fa'ioral ohi'-afions. IT, truth T. tha; ~
Dcuor-ary male GREAT ui.tatc In u,arui-
frir- az lie rrver-rs az ihe var bv ihc;r
wishes ani thcir fears. ani thry ~erc no,
osrefal o. base political ariion upon thc real
faris in TIE case. u ia late k,nd ofrc-
rentanoc Which tries % repair these b'un-
drrs o. rrof-ssinr 90 be ~ soiiiers' warm
ct friend. The bows in binc have not
fought The rrbcis vifh steady err IN The
rear for four long wears % cone home now
and he caacht hy iifil- .ait fh-o-u IN o.
avert 80 aissoluiion % TIE Copperhead
party. IL viil take some siro-g rcsoiaiions
ard some uncommo1'r excellent no-nina-
Sons % Eet mueh support from he military
element 81 The country. Bos'on Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

IEIaL co.. DAVIS. a washinEtou report
iaiims'es ihat DAVIS ~ili .oou BE- trisl fo-
treason. before tbe L :. Court. pfobabIv
o. Norfolk That being rn the circait -
'hisi ii siicc Chase. D. viii preside &c tie
trial
We no'ice democratic paper IN fb.s
state. this seek. talking a5oaf the speedy
irial an prompi aoqafial of JEFF. With
OF doaai ia that ca.c the vish -as father
90 che tloa-hi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

AcEiCrtruEsI CotLrsr. BoEdoin Col
go having failed 70 sccare the appropria-
tion ior he Agricultural CoIio-r locatioa
has been secured just aero.s ihc river IN
IoQsaam- The case ns~ hcs bct-een
IoIsham and The Nour,c faua IN Orrine-
Ton. The tosn tia; succccis most pay
$4,000 for thc prize. and Top.han call, Ca
other to~ns 60 help ber raise III money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

The ncKs session % thc Penobsco; Nos
cal Associaiion -i'i be- heid a. Ban=o-. com.
Henring on T5esdav. SEPT, Goth TIE
Mca1eis.bou Qaintcffc GLIB vii De- pres.
cHi. with SIR. = : Cary. al other aust.
cal ccicbr.'ir..
Mr.. Cary b. ihs daughter of Isaac liar.
io-. Esg. formerly q PARIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

Somebody has toii the Saco Drmo-raf
ihat the ia'her Of JeH Davis vas bor. ir
Name. ani removed o. M.ssi.sippi uhe.
youth. No-. JEFF vas born in Tod Co..
ken,1eky, and Ga n9t 20 to Mississippi
until q4.te youfh. rhlrh looks q little a.
though the saco paper sin BE disappointed
on it' hope Of claiming fhat rs hero b. 81
Name descent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

The voters oftbe town az PARIS. Who sup
rort the National standardization o. Andrsw
johnson. and the STATE administrator q
samuel Cony. are requested 90 meet a. he
Town House. Ssfurcav. September "a.
let5. 80 O'clock. y 81. 90 nominate
Candidate for Representative 90 the Legis-
laigrc.
Pm OEDEE OF TovS CoUurIlH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

Tie Post On-c Department has made a
contract With tie Pacifr Nal Stcamship
Company. for a monihly mal from IAN
franrisco 90 China TIE som pad ), hall
. miiion per year. Or Zen wears. comncac-
ing ~ JanuAry. l,6I. Ihr steamer are
% b. iro1a 80 o. fOll tons bartb~n. The
distance - : go mii.,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

Morris CsRofHSs. The Magistrates o.
pointed BY Gov. Holden. having taken 20
notice q oaenoes committed sgainst FREED
men. 90. Roger. counsndirr thss De-
Partment has taken the nauer into bs orn
hard. n answer % the Gosernor', rcuon.
s'ranoe. be reminds BIN Of his n,gEgenoe.
and tbe manner ~ Which be proposes 90 re-
medy tbe diascuify.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

The 5lth rcgimcni ~as pad Of IN Port
land. This ~As the original intention o.
Coz Cory. and b. thoughs ihe arrang~ssuts
90 this eject uere faiiy oompietsd The
rcgimeut bad orders. ho-cver. % x %
Aas1sia. saich ~ere subsequently, counter
manled.