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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

On Saturday, MAJ Gen. Fremon, ''g.l
the following order. taking leave Of b.. con-.
mand
" SrRINGHrLD, No. Nov ~
Soldier. OF the Mississippi army-Asr,,.
ably 10 orders received thi. day. nkelns
Of you. Although our army hN. been %
sudden growth, We have grown up together
and have become familiar with the brave
aud generous spirits which you bring 70 lhs
defence Of your country. and whI;h ~ 40.
,ieip.,e lar you brilliant career. Clnin.
40 a. You have begun. and give % my sac.
ce-.or the same cordial and enthusiastic
supper, with which you have encouraged
me. Emulate tho splendid example which
you have already before you aud Is, the r..
main, NJ AN, proud Of the noble army
which have thus lar labirsd ~ bring u
gpihsr. Soldiers. regret TO leave you.
ml.t sincerely thank you Tor tie regard
and confidence you have invariably PLACID
ia me. | deeply regret that | shan not have
the honor to lead you TO the victory which
you are joe, about To wiz. bat | shall claim
tho righ, TO share with you IN the loy al
every triumph. and trust always 70 b" TER
'onaily remembered 10 my companions 10
arms. (slgncD j. G FREMONr,
Map Gsnsr ] %
The feeling ran intensely high during %,
whole Of las, evening. and there Wa'a meet.
inr almo., everywhere. The yariou' bani'
-erOn,iei the General, and whenever be ap.
psared he va. greeted with ehers.
Several OF hi. ohccr, announced their u-
,cnton To rcsisn, and snms Of the compan.
LAID down their arms. An engagement, h"'
Jog imminent. Ggn. Fremont agreed 10 j.
ret the army. by written reque'. vt the OIL.
Gcer. The body guard wall d,'Jani.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08
yI.Iors MATTERS

The New York Commercial Advertise
compile. li.t OF all the losses on both .i,'
since the outbreak Of the rebellion, com.
meuclng with the attack on the Mas-Athl.
sets troops in Baltimore anl embracing tla
numerous fights and sklrmishc- that hnJ'
since occurred. and tho rt-uli j. a. iO,.ps,
Feleral.-killsd. 9Gy; wounded 2oil
prisoners, 2374. Rebgl--killsi, iui'
wounded, l6Oi prisoners, 2O''. Ths'i
figures. however, DO not include tho k..e!
and wounded u scouting parties olvA.,l
there Is no official record.
ten Mcclellan ba. issued an order ey
1ner,,ing Gen. Stone from the responsible.
~ VI the disaster at BAN. BluG. ini 'ia,
ing that the blam' belongs to a ,ab,riIul's
officer, whose name be doe, no, STATE.
The rebel internal machine ga failure.
having aoaied down thc river
The 9Th Maine i. in Gen. Carey'' brigade.
llfAifl AN0lk q uille WIS 1A4' ~ F'tA a'sf'f'
al Capital
In q recent case whore New York reg
men, took the fence rail. bslonsins-,, 10y
al Virginia woman Tor fire wood, Gen.Wad'.
worth required the regiment to - into the
woods. cut new rail. and rebuild the fence
destroyed.
The Tribune correspondent, states that tic
Board Of Examiner. have reported uni'Vor-
ably upon only one Eastern oficer,-CaPt.
Barn. Of the i,h Maine Regiment.
Col. Mullisan. Of Missouri. has been Re-
lea.ed.-probably exchanged tor some Of tho
rebel. in our hands.
The Ira Harris cavalry regiment, has been
incorporated in the regular 'rmy. rhI'i'
the regiment Tor which recruits were OBJ
tanned in thi. State. and detained By the
Governor. The end j. no. 80 glorious as
prom i.od.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

The Highland Boarding School for Boy.

Ma EpuoR AS YOU have S,en kind
enough TO motto, tho Highland Boarding
School in your paper, will you allow me a
lit'le space yrietly to speak OF I's special al
nn,agcs
Thu. school i. not designed to Interfere
with any other, of any grade whatever. II,
patronage mus, necessarily b. widely ex.
tended, and mus, embrace SPECIAL class OF
scholars IT, mode Of instruction j. widely
diE,rrn, from that of other schools. The
hour Of study, recitation, and recreation,
are 30 arranged a. TO iurnI.h the opportuni.
~ Of accomplishing much IN a single day.
There 1. an mhuencr and control. on the
part OF the teacher, that cannot easily be
secured in other schools. Young men often
need special instruction in some particular
branch Of study. Here they receive ii. The
teachers tune is At his command, and he
can drill them ~ much ~ their mind. are
capable Of receiving l. boy backward
~ h. studies? Here he takes courage and
learn. 20 feel himself capable Of doing some.
thing. /. Ls unwe.l? H.. teacher and
companions are ready To relieve hun. II pos
sIble. and be returns 10 his studle. which.
under other circumstances. would he broken
up a whole term. The Principal is no,
obliged 10 retain vicious boy q single day.
Thereby COMMUNICATING his whole school. ilc
can maze his arrangements according 10 his
bes, judgment, without being compelled TO
await the action OF Others, and receives only
ns patrons such as may feel we'll disposed
,oward, his school. Such patron. a. wan,
their boys % receive carcfal and thorough
drill. will naturally look 10 such a school:
while the man OF business. or the guardian
Of other children, will find good home as
well as school !or their boys.
After long experience as q teacher m
diiTsren, grade. OF schools, I speak Of the
Highland School With degree Of confidence.
unlike tina, OF any other with which have
ever been connected and while am no, in
need OF additional patronage. would in
wife parent. and guardians. who have boy.
10 send away. to enquire into the merits OF
this school. where am confident they will
find return corresponding with the expense
Incurred. y. +. /.
Bethel. Nov. 9th. 1861.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08
Jot,ings from Bethel.

Muster day passed % very pleasantly a,
Bethel I'LL, on Saturday Seven companies,
Col lloush,on, commanding, we're present,
and made very nea, appearance.
Ia the afternoon. tho Bethel Zoua'es. un.
der Capt. True. .pen, an hour or two in the
.k,rmr-h drill agiinsta cavalry COMPANY,
under Capt. Whitman, of Woodstock. Tho
mancuScr' were rrIs.ted with great rapid.
~, and the exercise was highly enjoyed by
those engaged IN 1t.
Mr Sydney D. CrV-.. Of Bethel. belong
Ing to ON. 1T the Brun.wics Companies, was
shot through the hand 10y ball while in
the &c, Of Gaping hi' pistol, a, Annapolis
Junction. lie va. -circd IN 'por, ~ one Of
comrades, when the pistol Vas discharged.
lie la. since returned home.
Warren r Eame.. reported killed FROM
the 10Th Massachusetts Regiment. a, Balls
Bud, was son IT Columbia. Eamcs. ior
merry Of Newry, IN thi- County. John II
Strarns. OF Bethel, saved himself ny swim
ming the river
The body 81 a man by the name Of Wld
bur, from Newry, was found one day La,
week aarips in Umba;ns Lake. Su'Pi.
con. are rife that be came tos violent death
by the hand Of some person Or persons un-
known.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

least, possessing strong 'ympa,hies with the
dlsunioniss Of the South. Tho verdict OF
the people was against the whole scheme.
Gov. wssbburn va. re elected by an innss'.
Cd majority, Notwithstanding republicans to
q considerable extent. In some localities,
gave their votes for Col. Jameson. The
sane thing 10 to tried again. hereafter. The
democratic party IN Maine. aided by cor.
tain interest in the republican ranks, will
at the next State election present the same
programme. and Il remains to be seen whe,h.
er the integrity Of the rrca, Republican
party OF the Diriso State 10 to be preserved
and maintained. or whether IL IL 10 he des.
trOyed By secret enemies and mistaken
friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

In Maryland. Bradford. the Union can
diia,e has 10000 majority, IN Baltimore.
TIE Union majoaity IN the State will be
large.
The democrats have carried New Jer'ey,
and have both benches Of the Legislature.
10 Wisconsin. the whole Republican tick
ct V chosen.
SPRINGFIELD. Nov. {. All efforts to in
ducs Fremont TO take a subordinate position
tc Hunter have fa,lsd.
Gen. Hunter arrived last night. and fre'
mont and mos, OF his staff lett 10 day.
The two General. bad an hour and half
interview this morning. in which Fremont
cav. Hunter all b.. intelligence In reference
to the position OF the enemy. and laid b.
fore him hi- plans OF the battle previously
decided upon.
The reconnaissance in force was postponed
just IN the eve oi i,s departure, by of''r OF
Fremont.
A battle I. imminent at any honr me
rebels greatly exceed our force bs' 'hsfs"
no fear for the result
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08
From the Unpublished History Of
Bethel.
ny n. 7. TRUE, Y. D
JOHN HOLT.

Few Of the present generation realize the
toll. and the amount OF pr'va,ion endured
nv our fathers who entered and cleared the
forest. which now make us 90 comfor'able
homes.
Among those who came TO Bethel may be
briefly noticed Mr.. John Holt. who was
horn in Andovsr, Mas. june III, l'02. ~
eleven year. Of ago he was boutd out A. an
apprentice TO q farmer Nsisiecn he enlist
ell into the army instead Of his master 'er'
ed three years, and then served out his ap'
premiership. when hs should-red his pack
and started on foot for sudbury. Canada,
now Bethel. where he purchased AMI clear
ell f,r himself q farm. what Is now known
A. Swan. Hill. Afer spending the first
summer in clearing land. and in erecting q
log house, he returned IN Andoyer. where
be found Mss lydia Resell. who agreed
60 become .hsrcr Of his tolls. They start
ed Tor Bethel on horseback. soon alter their
marriage. their whole furniture consisting
Of Que poor Iea,herb,d. Sometimes she
rode. and sometime. she walked the long
Journey % her new home. The only light
furnished her new home was tina, which
passed through windows made Of creased
paPr
The mex, spring they commenced making
maple sugar, an after they had made -
much rs he could haul on q handsled. ne
Ieft ~. wifi to continue the business. and
started with hi. lied load TO fryeburr. a
distance Of 80 miles. where he sold hi. su'
gar. ard from the pro,cei. purchased some
iron which he hauled hack on hi. slcd
Their eri.trnill was ; 10 miles distant.
On one occasion he took three peck' 81 grain
on hr. shoulder. carried u TO mill. where
he bought ,hrcr r,Ilful iron kettle, and a
pig. H. carried home hls cri', on his
shoulders. h,s kettle on his head, and hi'
pig under his arm.
In the year lsO3. when Caleb Srron: va.
Governor Of Massachusetts,, he va. chosen
Captain e the militia. H. ~a' one II tho
hr.t deacon. Of tie C.lviui.t Bapt.r Church
m Bethel. lie also held the oiIic,. of Town
Clerk. Treasurer and Assessor. lie die,i
July 10. ls3O, aged o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08
Retirement Of General Scott.

The old Hero Of Lundy'' Lane and a",hou.
.and battles" has at last been compelled
by the intrmi,ie. OF age, to retire frum the
active service aud eo into the more quiet
retreat. Of private lie. The whole nation
will rccre, the fatal necessity tina, has CON.
pelled him TO leave the service when We -
much need the wisdom Of his counsels to
guide u. through the peril. that surround
us. And yet no one can reasonably com.
plain or find FAULT. Gen. Soft has faith.
fully served hi. country. For nearly half
century he has been intimately connected
with al our military movements. His life
hu been truly an eventual one. For years
and years in the past. he has been the i'm.
mediate agent Of the government in settling
our difficulties with foreign powers. Gen,
jackson selected him 70 ~ To Charleston
in ls3., aud pa, down notification in South
Carolina and faithfully did be perform h..
mission. And all the way along fr'm thu,
time TO the present has be been the conf.
DENTAL aeen, Of the government, in arrane.
ing many of our troubles. both foreign
and domestic In the Mexican VAR he earned
reputation as great military chiei,ain ;
which placed him ioremo,, and ahead Of
any man living, not only in ms own country,
hus the world For Yeats Gen. Scott ha.
hOer ranked Tho creates, military command.
cr living; no, only at home but abroad.
Aud this reputation has no, been the re-.
,ult Of single successful battle. or soric.
Of ,c,or,c. hut i, spring. ur from - long
life 6lIcd up with grca, DECD. and useful
actions
Gen. Scott will carry with him. into hi.
retirement. the profound rcspsc, aud INDY.
inc regard OF every loyal ciirr'n IN TN.
government. With villa, rromr,ne.s ani
fidelity he has met the rresrnt unholy re.
helliou, history will show. Frustrated hy
agc-laborins under the crushing effects Of
disease and Of wounds received In fighting
Tor hi. country. be has ,oilei day and might
to mee, the fearful crisis upon Us. until he
b. forced to 80 away, for the purpO.c Of
.cckius h,iI- rrpp'e b'forr be cor. home
20 he here no more Brave oli chieriain,
long vii, your grateful eoun,rymen rcmem.
ser your dc-i- Of valor and rro-ess, aud
long will coming generations roin, 90 the
chapter in the historian. rAg" in which Is
written the life and character Of the grra,.
-, military hero OF the prr.eu, century.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

Sou1u PAks Among ,hc recent i'm
provsment. NJ South Paris. We notice Tine
new two story hou-', jus, erected by Il ;.
stevens. on High Street Me.sr- : VI.
Sswhall and VIM Il Howe have added al.
other story to their houses, and finished
them in modern style, making them among
the fines, residence. in the village.
wc learn that Mr. Horace y Bolster Is
aleu-, tn cree, large store on the mcan,
lot near tho Poet Olf-c
Mr. Robert Skllinc- has Hlso added a
story 10 hl. dwelling. with nes finish, great
~ improving IT. appcaranrc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

EIcrioNs. Elections occurred in Mas.
saehusetts. New York and New Jersey, on
TUESDAY.
Ia Massachusetts,. Gov. Andrews u re
elected, by ahou, two to one. The Repub'
lean State ,ieke, i. elected, as also all the
Councillors. The Senate and House are
nearly all Republicans. Samuel Hooper. Re-
publican i. elected representative to Con.
gress from the Fifth District.
In New York, the Peoples Union ticket
carrie. all before il. except on Canal Com
missioner. For hi. Office so many candidate.
were in the field thu, the result is uncertain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

ACurr SEWING M,CuNr. Mr. Ro.eu.
brrs aivrrti-cs Sowing Machine. the price
u Which Will iniucc many 10 think Of pur.
ch,s,us, who's means preclude the buying
o. high rrcri machine Thu. machine
belong. % the cls.s making The loop. or
chain stitch the SANE made ~ the vii.
cox 4 Gihb. machine. The machine seem.
60 - thoroughly made, i 80 constructed a.
no, easily to be injured, or require repair.
Il Is arranged 10 b. run by ;hc hand, though
a l,t,lc rsrensc will enable one 10 attach the
foot power. Persons satisfied with thu.
stitch will hnd the Nss England family ina.
chin, worthy an examination.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

The storm which reached us Sunday, was
severe Ia ~. prosres, along the coast. The
wind eau'ei eoOrmou. tides in all the bar.
hor', IRON New York. North. doing grea,
damage TO whar,e-, etc. The railroad.
were injured in many places. The Grand
Trunk train ont. Monday morning, was de.
lsysd by the washing a, Fish Point. The
X. 4 Z. railroad, in Portland, was sabmers.
ed.
All bu, one Of the bridges on, Of Portland
were rendered impossible.
TIE storm was no, so severe in the int.
rior
I, is hoped our feet were South Of the
storm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08
ruRLIsAKD EVERY rRIpAY sohsIso ny
WIN. A. PIDGIN & Co.,
rRorRiEroRs.
JOHN J. FERRY. Editoh

TERMS. De. Dollar and finy Cen's, re'
,.s,, IA ad,ancs; Two pvllas, ai the end ct 'h"
Ci.hbiur. We woaLi fs.psc ,ially call the
,i,,,Iisn Of such a. sre .pased 60 lend their AID
In sSi.a.l,as th- circul,,icn IT q home rarfr TO
the ioliowiag eder;
We ~ih .snd
10 Copies, lor one var, Zoe So
~ Copi-s, f,r one ye'r. zoe so'""
AL oae copy 10 the perso' griiisg w. the eHo'
The none, uaust sccsmp,a, the ofd~r,
TS. VI. Prueagil 4 Co.. 10 state stree"
Rosios. apd 10 Nassau Street. New Nc'AT"'
out authofiIsd ag~pis.
Jon PRINTING asath executed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08
War News.
GESERAL McCLELLANs nrL,S.ri,y ~,
BALLS BLuFr Ds,srER.

BALLS BLrTr Ds,srER.
NEw YoRk. Nov. 4. The Herald. lii,
patch say. that Gen Mcclellan. e1pl,,,.
ton, In submitting the report II Gen. SIN.
to the Secretary Of War, IN efIcct. I.a,fl.
lows:
MY dispatch to Gen Ston' did NJ, en-,
template making Au attack upon the rnsB,
Ur the crossing Of tile river in force by A.,
portion OF Gen. Stones command. AMI a.,
anticipating such movement, I baIupa, III.
Goth directed Mhpr General McCall IT,.
turn with hs division On the lorenzo, .,
the 2I,,, from GAINESVILLE 10 the cam f.,
which be bad advanced, provided The Rom.
nOisance entrusted To him should have 49,,
then completed Being advised by ts!s,,rb
iron Gen. Stone. received during N. a,
and evening OF the 2l.t, Of tbs cro..in, .,
river and the fall of Col. Baker, the chez,
sustained by our troops. and that nearly al
his (SIone.) iorco had crossed the river. /
sen, to him. a, Edwards Ferry, the follow.
'ug dispatch, At half.pa't ten = Nj 10.
trench yoorsolf On the Virginia eide, aal
await relniorcemenis II necessary
Il Immediately telegraphsi to MIR
General Banks to proceed With the brigade.
OF his division To the support Of Gen Stone.
aad advising the latter that be- sauli th4,
bs supported. directed him - bold hi. r..
.ition at all hazard. Ga tie .2lI went
personally to the scene Of OPERATIONS, ,ri
after a.certainins that the enemy W.,
strengthening themssl'e. a, Ie-.bnrs. anl
that our mean. Il crossing and re.cr ,,.r,
were very insufficient, I withdrew our urs,
from the Virgin, side -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08
Yours Truly.
PRIVATE.

Mr. ". Z. Plummer, late associate eli.
tor Of the Aroo.took Pioneer. is going into
the 18th regiment.
The Maine Bank. Brunswick. up to
"Wednesday. had taken in behalf Of varioG.
parties, sl3. 800 Of the National Loan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

Ninety six thousand nine hundred and
ninety'elsht barrels Of coal oil have been
transported over the Pennsylvania railroads
to an Eastern market during the nine months
u the year ending September so.
Rumor' from the South spoke OF Beaurs'
gard having resigned.
The Farmer cay. 10000 lb-. wool sid
in Boston. last week, ct 46 TO 80 cen's,--
Pulled wosl, sold a. ~ 10 50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

Father Saywari. las, week. alluded to a
curious fac. IN natural history. that We DO
not end m the books Will he EXPLAIN
Perhaps the DAILY Advertiser, which
clinds',inely endorsed the statement, may
have stored some information bearing up.
on tin. point. which !, can present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

On Tuesday, the nornin, sunlish, fall
ing upon NJ. Washington, exhibited
in all it. purity the SHOWS which caused ii,
Indian. to give to the range o. mountains,
the name OF Crystal Hills" a more
magnificent, sigh, j. rarely seen. The IVES
tern breeze. are perccp,ibly chilled by the
polar weather in tina, vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

The statement has been made by Ait
Gen. Thomas. that Gen. fremon, occuple.
a house, in 1T. Louis, as b.. headquarters,
a, cost to the government Of 10000 Per
year. The Cincinnati Commercial Gays the
house in question va, rendered the General
by u friend. aud IL. use doe. no, coz, the
government cent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

LOST At the Agricultural Fair. at Eis,
Sumner on the oi,h Of October. a Gold
locke;, with string Of rel AID white coral
head, attached, confined with gold clasp.
The locke, is abou, the .iie of a half dol.
lar. aud contains the miniature o. gen.
tleman. Whoever will leave the same a,
the Office Of tho Register Of Deed. shall be
amply rewarded
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

Sd. CouKr. The November Term will
he held on Tuesday, next. We learn that
Judge DAVIS will be present. for the first
time. in tins County.
The case OF Gilman. charged with the
murder Of Mrs. Swan. will probably 10 tried
during this Term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

ArcrIoS SiLE The balance OF the stock
Of q " vgrrill. Norway. will be .,ld by
public auction next week. TIE .alo will
commence on Monday. 4 catalogue OF
good. may he found IN our Advertising col.
unn-. Such p'r.ons az like % buy when
prizes rule low, will no, fAll TO give due at.
teniion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

Govs MO Carr. The company from
Bethel. commanded by Captain lla.'ins-
one irou DiIGcld. under command OF Capt.
Winter. and one from Bridsion. Captain
Knight. wen; down the Grand Trunk. ON
Monday, en- route for Camp Ba,lcr, Cape
EIsaheih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

MIrILSs WANTED. Good WOODEN yarn
miitens are wanted for the Volunteers.
They should be knit with one finger. To al.
low the use OF the fore finger in handling
the musket. Half million pairs are
wanted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

BrrrrR. Tho Tribune state, that ship.
m'n'' OF butter to Liverpool hav. created
a brisk demand. with prices somewhat ad-
valeed. The prospect Of continued de-
mand il considers good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

WNTR Boar TO BANGoE. The Courier
learns that the steamer Nelly Baker, OF
Boston. wall run thi, winter between Ban.
sor and Portland. The owners Of the Daniel
Webster have proposal. from government,
to run their boa, is a transport, ,hi. win.
ter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

The State Teachers Association meets a,
Richmond. on the 18th OF Nov. The X
x +. road carri. for hall price. while the
Richmond people charge nothing ior board.
Cheaper 10 s. than to stay at homS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

The Ladies COMMITTEES desires Ne to re.
ques, tho-e who intend to contribute to the
Soldiers box. TO send the articles early next
week. They hope to forward box by the
middle OF the week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

The ireshe, in the Potomac has brought
down thirteen more Of the bodies Of the
soldiers drowned q, Edwards Ferry. They
have been buried.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-08

Masonic. The stated communication Of
Par. L,Je- will he held on Tuesday, l2th
inst, at seven o'clock = VI.