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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-08
POLITIC A L..
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a wari II ,a lc'l' himself opprr'-ci hy the
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-08
For the o>iurd p,wSCr.i.
Letters from the Megan,ic Roaa--No. :.

I, will he rccollectcd that tho petition tor
all from the State, 10 open the Msean,ic
Road. va. referred TO the present Lscrsla.
ture TO give the friends Of that enterprise an
opportunity to present evideacr Of co-oPSra-
ton on the part Of Canada, and ,ha, the
Assistant Commissioner OF Crown Land.
made an examination Of this -~r,ion in An-
Gus, last, TO satisfy himself BY personal OBJ
scrva,ion o, the facts in rrl'iion TO the
road. On the e3d inst, recviSed the foI.
lowing otcial Communication
CEowS LGNps DEr,ErSINr,l
Qt.REc. l2th Jan. isGl.
Sk:-In rrp'y to yoUr letter Of the l,,
instant. and with reference in your former
applications IN lSis aud lSGn. have 20
inform YOU that having submitted a report
OF nv examination oi the country between
Lake Mrgantic and the Crank Trunk Rail-
way IN the states OF New Hampshire and
Maine. O. the Government. t q has been ap-
proved. aud colonintiun rosds will hc opcn'
81. both from Lake McrNniic, and the tosn-
,hip Of Ncsport, - meet the roai line
m ,rkci out hy the Commissioners ol OHiuri
County from the tpwn oi Ando,rr. through
,h. Maealll~ay settlement. to the bounia
~ line Of Canada At the s5urcs Of Arnold
River.
b.ve the honor 10 he. Sr',
N0ur most oh't Scrv't.
ANDREW RI SSELL,
Asst COmmissilner.
J. VI. wusj>, wilson's Mills, oxford Co..
United states.
This place. the question Of corporation.
on the part Of Canada. bcyond all cOn,ro.
,,r,y. and will be likely to reconcile the
eSna,ctins interests Of the inhabitants in
the immediate vicinity 81 the boundary. on
the Canada side, who have been much ex'
cited in regard to routes.
When il j, considered that the County o,
Oxford has received but very listle aid from
the State tor rOaI.,-tha, large portion
Of the County. and not the leAs, valuable
part, i. vet wilderne~ that thi. road
runs in such a direction as 70 open all the
wild land. in the County Tor settlement,
and that il c,nno, fail 10 Be grea, thor
oughlare tor travel when opened, d, Is bop
ed that ,be bouniy Of the State may not be
withheld
JOHN VI. WILSON.
Jan. -. is6i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-08
farmers department.
"srrEp rnErLOw."

An,se srt. And .c'eace. ps',a,a'ng 70 h'e, ace
IA -, lalc,l Together. sad ,n,,ma,sl, cuau~ci
"a .ah Aes,sultass. --AGHIcoL,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-08

4 company Of } 10 minute men ha. been
formed at Baltimore, sworn - lfoisei tho
Union.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
Important from Missouri.

SPRINGFIELD, Missouri, Nov. 10, 1851
Since the departure of the divisions of Cen
erals Hunter, Pope and Sturgis on Saturday
last, from Warsaw, nothing OF interest has
transpired here.
The divisions of Generals Seigel aud Ash
both have returned from their position South
OF here, which was merely a feint to protect
our withdrawal, and will march for ST. Louis
via Rolla in day or two.
Springfield will be entirely evacuated, and
a large number of Union men of the city and
surrounding country have left, and will con-
tinue 10 leave with the army, not willing to
risk their lives in the hands of the rebels.
General Sterling Price is beginning to
move with his army, numbering twenty-seven
thousand men and twenty-five pieces of artil-
lery. On Saturday morning he was marching
towards Pineville, Mcdonald county. in the
extreme Southwestern corner of the State.
Ben. McCulloch broke up his camp on Fri
day night, and the next day was marching
towards Berryville, Carroll county, Arkan
sas.
A gentleman, recently prisoner in the
rebel camp, says that General Price designs
TO 90 into winter quarters at Cross Hollow.
Washington county, Arkansas. All his rebel
followers who wished to go home have alrea-
dy returned, and those now with him intend
to fight outside of Missouri.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
There was one regiment Of 400 free COL

There was one regiment Of / 400 free COL
ored men.
The military display was grand.
One company displayed a black flag.
RIcaxoHD. Nov 25.-Ths bonbardnent
continued all Saturday night, and until 4
O'Clock the next morning. The enemy q
sand batteries playing On the Navy Yard.
The Niagara is disabled.
Shells were seen 80 fall in Fort Piekens.
Six Lincoln ships outside.
The last dispatch, dated boon yesterday.
Bombardnent had not then been renewed.
RIoHEoSD, nov. e, via New OrIe&ns.,-
One universal expression for Gen. Bragg and
his glorious forces near Psnsasola, for their
prudent, gallant and oable condaeE Friday
snd Saturday, in defending our lines and as
sailing the eneuy's post and ships. from
the President 30 the Cabinet, Congressmen,
HEADS Of Departments. all classes of people
10 all sections, al are eloquent in praises Of
or noble commander and troops.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
DR.. C0LEMAN'S
PRIV ATE DIS PENSA AIRY


TIVE attention q cass, s;rsrsers, and others us
L ting Nashy L. regC1r,cg Gecdai aid, 10 respect-
fully called 10 us Ccs 10. q Is,der=c6 street, sse
oad foor, between CBssry 2nd gfs SQUARE.
Dr. CoLENAN g % PT5.cii,scsf Sc zzeaciE.e kis
almost unlimited experience snd ssstsring gaacsks
for many years past, tho treatment et PRIVATE DIS
EAsEs, has induced I'm 10 GesCss s Undivided s1szn-
ton 10 al disease toi th,s nature. Many cases :
the inveteTa.s Character have promptly yielded
70 MS improved method 0: Treatment.
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary Syph-
lis Gonorrhos Geas and a. diseases Of he Ssnita
and urinary organs, Meet WITH 10 resistance 70 hs
reInideS-
AL female irregularities and functional isGsfsnss
uents Of the Womb, and TIE diseases airing On
CESSATION and II nlangsd psrturition.
Every case OF RsdGcl6s Rupture, and OF Piiee, and
ProlarSuS OF the Recgun1 and most eases OF Fss1ia
can be cured By process Eeariy painless. II ether
of the latter cases IS undertaken by DR.. Co,snGn,s
cure IS iFsUostdoly soazFe.ed careful examination
always paesents the necessary Indications Of sls, o.
fdiIWTeby his improved method OF operating.
Persons of either sex apply ng person by letter
describing easel On The trst Of any scenata
specife disease, can De cured, most cases. by To,
a0ortive method, n forty eight hours.
Strict confidence, pronpi attention, and moderate
chsrgss- = IL govern a.Bl with hls patrons.
E7 No mercury used n shs treatment of geseraa2
dSseoStS - he believes In most csses) = pToGIces
VSorse disease tsEn tsat 4 = siy II - care.
Odsa hours irSEn sht n II u.Grrrs tin nlns ~
tas eTSrirg. oe16-3a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26

frt GEORGE P. BuE1l, ene OF Ihs editors Of
toae Cincinnati Isgs<s, vac recently Imprisoned
x writing letter from Louisville revealing
raovements which Gen Sherman wished
Kept sscEst. Ee has been released, and
so1rites home soat Sherman hes been relieved
ia his command. He aide
ne TIE new conmsndap: &nds tie troops
TIatteced from one end OF the State 10 the
brher, and Baell's first business viii be 70
3neentrats powerful army, and HcVe Ike
tornado upo0 Tennessee.
Send q yoa; tornado, George and Old
gllIow, come along with j.; h1t % prepared
rensin here.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
EXECUTIVE HEADQUARTERS,
Nashville, Nov. IS, 1861.
Gemeral Order No. "a.


EaYing learned that some Of the comman-
de-s Of the militia construe the special orders
| Issued tor the execution OF general order No.
| l2, SO as to prevent volunteering from their
respective commands sitter this date, they are
therefore hereby ordered 70 use alliegitimate
means 20 secure g sufficient number of volun-
tee-s scon their respective commands TO I'll
The csll made upon them to make up the
thirty thousand men ordered into service. In
every instance they will credi. their respect
i've commands by each man who has volunteer
ed or may volunteer from them to ill up the
call, and only detail from the militia such
number as will be sufficient when added to
the volunteers. to make up the number ap :
portionsd TO their respective commands.
Where volunteer companies have been
formed from different militia COM
msnds, each militia command will be
credited by the number of volunteers that
it furnished TO such companies; and where
men propose to volunteer TO make the num-
Der, spportionea to be taken from their re-
spective militia companies, to prevent de-
sail iOHl eNc nliltto, sOu VIII lCOciNC AhCH
in squads OF such number as they may pre-
sent themselves, and send them forward to
rendezvous where they will be organized
into volunteer companies and regiments. So
much is the volunteer for term of twelve
months preferred to detailing the mi
litis into service, that volunteers will
be accepted in lieu OF the militia
at any time previous to the mastering of
the militia into the service of the Confederate
States. Volunteers, whether in squads or
companies, are directed to move without de-
lay to the General Rendezvous designated
in special orders.
Colonies of regiments will at once
make returns of the number of guns re-
ported 10 them by their captains. In order
that ample preparations may be made at
the General Rendezvous for the supply
Of the force called out, Brigadier Generals
will Immediately report their details to the
AdjataBt General. They will not move the
nilisia from their bones until they receive
marching orders 10 that effect.
BY order OF IsHAN G. HARRIS,
Governor and Commander-iI-Chief.
W. e. WHITTHoRNE. Acting Adj't Genl.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26

DURSUANf 10 decree Of the Chancery Ucart al
i Nashville, il the case Of Thomas J EGEter g. =
II Ford and others, will sell at pubic sale, the
Court House in Nashville, on SATURDAY, TtsC E,TBER
ITH, 1851 that valuable Tract OF lama iying on the
hurfreesboro Turnpike road, and the city known
rs the Augustus Ford place, and bought by him Of
Thomas j Foster. plan Of diviz:en OF said Tract OF
Land may be found page 81 of Book No. 81 Regis
ters Office, Davidson County, and will proceed 10
sell according 10 said plan, Lots No . 3, and 10
Lot No containing 81 acres, and Ia. ny upon it ali
the Improvements.
TERNs: 6, II, IS and ~ months credit, scitlat1 az
teTs a te Tree from Te2plo9: purchasers toexecUUe
notes with approved sGreties, payable ia bank, and a
Len 70 be retained J T. GfEAVES- c K u.
uo=l5-tG
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
MORTON or HiHPTON TRaCT OF LAND.

DURSUAST &c decree OF the Chaucery Cosrt at
Nashville, IN the case of Edward l. jordan Adm. r,
&c Oh Solomon Notion, DECD, ys Joseph IiaEDI'
and otheTs win sell at public sale at tie Court
house IN Nashville, On SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3TE,
1851, Tract Of l3S and g. poles Of Ian lying
l2ii miles from Nashville the Scielsve Turnpike
road, ana being the same farm sod by solomon q
Morton decd 10 Joseph n Hampton
IER9s 8, l. and II months credit, lri0U; mt Il
nfsd tfse J6ont rs6saTtj5gs purchaser glre notes
with approved surety, sni len also retained
uoyl5-td :. GLE4VES. = M
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26

-s:isa'.o1, yo1 has have c?yRs q your
=, nov i the tina % be veil and to have
a123 5ee'. 81 Il Jon have cons % 81 once
b Rains and BOWS. South si5e d The
.1g.s, NASHVILLE. T7nu., and e, the Japan
s5195y. I c1res c5rns OF bu2yons ef-
-c!azlly without tae least pain o. incon-
.=7jenos w1atsTer. Nade By 7. L. Justice.
'-ice 81. r.vz2-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26

IL. Z. SEEPAED Is Tn= agent fJE the sale
!. S1at & Fox's coal. His Office is On CO..
% street, next door to " s L. F. Cheat
an. We have been using il tor z lew days
$50 il err counting room. tnd End /, 70 be
. most excellent article. Il can be bough; at
= larsest- csaEset price. tdecG
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26

. "s call re ATTENTION o. our countryiriends
ne s:Fa5iRg q number Of government
.z-il= branded B., ard request any parties
aT58g knowledge Of soma 10 report to the
.,v@szns1t agents, E. u. Bruce i Co. who
IN psy liberal reward for the return CT
= cattle, or any information which willse
~ t5en. IcctI3-2m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
Keep Your Property insured.

~. yARa, Insurance AGENT. No. %, Col
=ge s'Iset, in this city. has paid ne FIVE
9gS3sE3 DoLLasz, shs fun amount Of my in
rance N that part OF ny building on mar
81 s.-=ej. WHICH ass destroyed bg fire last
night. Il you wish your losses
.ziilsd taiEig s1d pai4 promptly, keep your
t--DeEsy i1=1rad wit5 hin. Il. METZ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26

PE,7sE COLA, Nov. 25.-TheTs has been 10
ing since o'closk Sun3ay morning. Il is
owl O'CLOCK P. u. and NJ news; everything
quiet. Two frigates and o1s sIoop q wax
,re outside. #s s-e n mo2enta-y ezpe-ts-
.3n Of : coniinuar3e q TIE bombaF3Uent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
"Gosernment Notice.,

We have 'his day been appointed agents OF aud Tor
The Confederate 81 Of America for the purchasing
and packing Hogs and CattIe, in and for Ibis and
ClarksyHe district and all Of Kentucky; ana there
fore, solicit calls and correspondence OF parties hay.
ing Cattle and Hogs SELL and also conference with
our authorized agents in each and every coGnty
E. u. BRUCE & CO.,
Nashville Nov. Q. '6I-2m agents {
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
acknowledgements Militia.

We are authorized to announce Col. THos. 7. SMILEY
candidate for Brgader General Of the 10th Bri-
gsde o. Tennessee Militia embracing the counties Of
Davidson, Chesthsm and Dixon.
Election. Saturday a3d Of November
nnr21-ta
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
WAR;

I M.-oB HAE1ro.s, q ths University, nav
IS successfully Taught Cadets toE 8 Dan0er
yez7s, e getting 1P 8 Company for inne-
Iats Service. applicants - ADHESION aye
ss-uestsd - cal q Il. .4-s1s- CbaatesE;,
';1lIege. street..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26

Ths Federal Ge1=-a2 KTCEELL. 1hs " star
5szsr, 1-hss been io5z2e3 - withdraw big
designation, a1a o-zg.e5 - report 10 Ger.
eel. Re did 50, and was instructed 70 re
-Eir i Po-k9polls i'll caLsz S5r.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26

P 4 TaEAO LACE VE-L-A yong lady,
= Cunning home from Hospital No. 2 Market
sreet, Sunday evening, lost an elegant Black
'.rel3 L4se Vel. The finder RilFeonfsr
Great favor d hsT " leaving I at his oG.e.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
wanted Immediately.

10000 Bushels CORN, delivered At the Race
TRACK or Pork House, 10 feed Government Cat
tie and Hogs, for which VIII pay the highest mar
Sej price II cash.
EN EgUcE & co.
2Ov1z-2m agents {. :. 4.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
Special Notice.

Citizens vii De supplied FOR e5s-s' er...y ce1s.N
e as nerea,ors q .e "old Eiosory Extra, p from
re Rock City Nina
, roT2Z1z GoRrcS EEphLH %
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26

T. Do yo2 wish . purchase aa5 navy re-
lolEa-, . ca-hias, = 81 Adams pisioi Call
q IS ald ve cs5 I'LL y7a Eas-s iLey are 10
Z has
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
For Brigadier-GeneraI.

- z-e a4lsor-zed 70 az-olscs - v. HORTON as
SsEdlas.s or Br7gzcierG&ncrzi OF tse I6;h Brigade
op1:s-rg NJ eo-nties y D.gIssoE sni Dickson.
.-scticn, s5o7=nser g.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
MN DUN &c III z n rs,
For Cfreufe yEdsee

He slthorized 70 anro1nes e 6. MoDoUGsL
hs candidate for Judge Ct The 18Th Circuit: 10 III the
,aCanc5 oeeasiOned py the resignation Of 1odge
>iaIker.
u uoy1o-tw&std
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
DR. KINGS DIsPE NSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

NA<%H-<~1s LE- E-s@tf, ccEplsE-y q New York fe
&SeEz.ssss -Ls as -cCg yeare cf Louisville, Ey
and VITO Gas 6eycssi his attention 70
the treatment OF private oEeses Ter so Yeafs f&.eFs
himself. having attsros6 % q P.acttce fer SO nkpy
years, ard cured SO Ery tEosar5s be is enabled 70
cure al dEeases q private nature matter low
oao they may &c ffoI3 r.COEs ulediczl treatment,
or from neglect OF tEel- n King DispenssTy il
No 70 Deadsrck stree teIwee q 5rry and the square
econd story, where IL a. dlseases CO private
nature
Gonorhea cured wiIbcGt nsus-ouE medicines OF 10
erference with business.
StrictUres Of old cate, eectuslly cured II
q few days, by al Cpersttcr xnlcE causes no pain
Where Structure exists Esaitt cannot be enFoFede
Perhaps 60 disease cos-s mcre mischief and vnder
mines tie constitution 20 1nacL-
Syphilis, Win al t1e C.seEses &C. the skin growing
out or neglect or bad treatment, be efectuAliy
cured in few days.
Seminal WeGERsSs-ps ci2r attention having been
given to this disease, arc a. tie conseq growing
out OF Il, brought Z anF css-s b. the destructive
habits of inconsidersts yoGtEs ard excessive Irdui-
gence Of the paEsiops, Eegssct Of which will urSert
mine the constitCton rendering the subject upft tor
business or soc3ety ard causing premature old age
Females who noay De .soercEg 7ci;h any difficulty CT
the Womb nay rest assured IMMEDIATE relief.
Persons residing abroad. Uy writing and stating the
case, with Zee eEcos@ G!EeCt if, :. King, No. 20
Deaderick street Nashville, ~. viii have the Eeces
sary medicines zeDt 20 tEeT address ONCE SouT
ON O'Clock II the ornlIg Until 10 tie evening.
}y1n-ir5erI-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
co0EchD BT TEE TR4DER's BANK.

bkOKRS AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville
Central Bak Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Gechanics' Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Aurfreesboro'.
Miners and Manufacturers: Bank. Knoxville
Bank Of Trenton
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
MARRIED..

CA-tj-naCgz- Tecn-s 81 80 30 Inst D. Re-. 2
=,isr, JxrIS 2. Coczz 20 E.ss JrLL. 4spsater 81
.-utehs-I5- Fsq al c Lcu- svi,le. -.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-26
rhe Yankees scarea and cumming.

BY tae following from the Cincinnati Com
rgere,at, It will be seen that the Yankee army
before ZoIlicofer al Cumberland Gap,
became frightened from some cause-PrOba-
bly, the advance % Eardee's division from
Bowling Green 70 Allen coanty-and made
q rapid and disastrous retreat. One Of the
letter writer's describes Il IS worse ;han :
battle and as bad as 2 rout. We will give
al the details OF me affair q. morroH:
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Another DtsgracefuE Retreat.

The news that the Cumberland Gap ezpe-
dition has made an absurd and -uinous re-
treat, is enough 10 sicken the whole country.
There has been al alarm beth false and
foolish, and 2 most aboninahle stampede,
While the East Teoa ans were burning
TO advance. and East Tennessee was con-
verted int q trap FOR ZoLicofier' army, orr
army, as II IL were commanded by idiots,
runs swsy. We have 70 heart 10 comment
on such imbeeility- 1fit coatinrss, Of course
tie Tennessee regiments Il our army VII
make their peace wi-h Jsf. Dav;s.
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NOTICE.

pY Authority vested by 0o-nmiseary Depart
b ment OF rhe Confederate Staee Of America. ]
hereby associate with ne lie 6rIn Of e H. Bruce a.
Co as the exclusive SID cny agents for the purchase
Of Cattle and Hogs Il lie Counties Of Hauy william
son, vidson, Robertson, Sumner and wilson tbs
State Of Tennessee AID fer tie entire Sts:e of Ken
lucky. The business viii &c carried on at Nashville
and ClarksViie u the cf Z II. Hruee Z Co.. sor
rhe benefit o: said Confederate ststss.
noy23-2nd3w r. T. WILSON
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For sale.

A FEW carboyt 2svFic koId, by
II BCD6E RICHARDS;
Druggists
RovZz-5: Corner Erosd md Summer ats.
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A. II. Ford's Lands.

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