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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-07-18

The rebels have evacuated MurfeesbOro
and are retreatins a. fas, as they came.
FEDERAL troops are going forward to prOtee,
the people.
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Importing Houses,
YayTRR yepIoys.

IN q,a,iiie.,by ihe do,en or single osr.
Watch Gla..s. All m,isriai. zoe waiehmAksrs
Will he furnished cheaper than they c,nbe boaghi
in Portland. H. .har. people hal better call Oh
hin ,ni save money.
Eyrnthing warranted to be- ~hit u !. sold Tor.
~. mpiio -. b" Honesty ). the best policy and
ih. most sure 10 succeed. Any work satfusisd
60 him viii b- lpn- according % contract, and
warranted gpoI.
lie waall Ike "a any s.ichss that have
been spail-I by inexperienced workmrn, sno Il
he don't mike then psri,fm well there viii be no
ch,fgr. The same With clocks.
Plain watch m,yemsat. will H. fall jsssllsd
whcnte1uircd, ,aIl goad quiusr or verge ~aIche.
viil be altered a. i.eysr E.c,p.mrnls AZ q lair
price Chraomctrf balance. inssHsdia Nairhs.
lhu have plaza bil,ncss; and finally in,ihiag
that i. rrInrrd IN be- dnnr 10 a watch or clO"k,
vii be- dnne AZ h.. shop,'n warranted 20 be done
~ q vpfkm,alike manner.
Work solicited fSnm other waichmaksfs, which
A. ,li "A. dome Al A tar disr8uot.
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ROnrRr GOwrLL Lle u Foru.

The .ubscrh"r herrb, CAV. pulic nat'or that
be- h,. been duy appniuird los the ilunnfiblr
Judge Of Probate ior the Count, oi oSioui. AMI
IL
MOSES ADAMS late of Canaan ,r the Coun,S
Il som-t.et. deceased. b, giving honl -.
the law directs. lie therefore r~Iur'is all per-
son. whp arr ,ni'bted t. the estate 81 'ild dr Il.
ceased, % make immediate payment. and thps"
whp have iny demands thccon a. exhibit the
SANE t.
Jul, Il, is6s MOSES ADAMS.
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Waterford Water Cure
MAINE HYDROPATHlC INSTITUTE

MAINE HIDROpATHlC INSTITUTE.
v'ills hygisnie establishment, !. heated among
Il the ghLand. OF Oxford CoHhiy. and iOr lake
and mooaiain sceasfy u. situation transcends TIA
Of any other Water Cvrr in Nes Eagland. snd
the charges are oDe third 10 One.half lees. ln,s-
lids ~ho come under my care asd treatment, viii
lie met nth sympathy ami hope, and may depend
upon my direct service. at all hours.
Friead. Of patients. Of others. Who desire the
hysisaic resources Of the establishment will be
accommodated with beard ss he'etofor.. when the
house ID not rsplsis With patients. Inyalds who
wish prescription ior home treatment. b, seading
litter directed 10 the subscriber, with a state
Of their disease and symptoms, and enclosing two
dollars. viii ~ euitlcd To two letter. Of advice.
sent al different times.
WILLIAM 4. sHATrUCK, N. u,
Watershed, Maine.
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ASTED.
$4,000 Lbs. WOOL!
Cash and the Highest market price ~ill be
PAID.
u. IIISEs.
BusEs,ld. June 10. isGa.
STATE OF MAINE.

o,,oRp. ..-Srptrme Juiieal Court, March
Term. is62.
William q. Andre~. W. olive Na.oa and Joel
nh =. Mason.
4 Nd NV u Appearing IN the Court that The
~ ,sid Dslradsnt. ATE no, 'ahshisnI. 81 this
state AMI have ~ ienant agent ~ alio'ne, there.
49, ,nd that the, have no''o" Of The I~ndeac, u
thu. suit.
u i,orderrdh, the Cour, th,, the 'ii'l plaintiff
noiii, the slid dsfrndrni- of the pradsneN II this
.uiI T., r,u.ias an lb'tuc, ofth's Writ with this
oolst IT Cuur THEREON Ia be puhii.hci ~ the OS.
f,,d Democrat THREE week. .uccrs.ivrly the last
publication - H. ihidy DAYS ai Vast before The
n.st isrn nf .lii Count in b. hpli,n at Pafi.
alorr.ah ~ the second ruc.day ~ August
n-Nt, a. the end that the nd delsadeht. may
thea AMI there appear At aid Cou,t an. show
cause v an, they have Why dymeut .houh Mt BE-
icndetcd against them, and execution Issued ae-
coii"gly .--.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Notice 10
y hsrsh, given that 4. h. kmpp, oi Hanover,
JDrniS II ONiaul. ,ni STATE IL M,inc, on the 18th
,,y - April. 4. ~. lS60. cunvNrd tou', the
,ab.crii~r,, certain lais 90 parcel. II hhi, With
the hu,dias. thereon. situated ~ 'sid llano'sr.io
vt; . certain piece or pifccl ~ land situated ~
aid Ilsnnvef, and l-ipg the same ahi'h 49,. dec.
III ~ ,sid knapp b, -uL,nun HAYWOOD T., hi'
deed dit~l M. 26h II December. \. II. 1883.
also %" Other piece or pifc-l de~icd to The aid
Knapp b., George T.. >nih ly hi. deed daiel the
i0ih II Ociolsr, 4 -. lSj1 And Sh-i~s, the
cpriii,nnt ~ laid deed 81 mo'igis" have l"en
bmkrn, W. therefore claim lou,h,urc ol the
.aln., =. provided IN the statute ~ sph cisss
made lni p,ovilsd
Portland, June the u. 1862.
FREDERICK DAVIS.
THOMAS T.. TWI rCIiEI.L.
ELBUIDGE CHAPMAN.
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SIDNEY PERIIAM. Clerk.
llh.lnet efnLiat.tl ;. .rIll

(,h.trsct ol pL.in,,h = srit)
A..nmp.it on account annexed nr The sum Of
SDO ~ Date ~ Wit Noy,mler ~. lsoO. IL.
iufnab'c Mach fern, lS6i.
i,m.n Raw 100. Numioul. attorney ~ plh.
4 tue cps III order of Court With abstract OF
plAiuiih' :. wit.
Au,.,: SIDNEY PERIiiM. Clcrb.
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A DMMINIsTRATRIN'S SALE. Pursuant
n 10 a iieea.e iron the Honorable Jsdse OF
Prolr,ie Coz the County Of Osio'd ] shall cell at
public or private ssL. At the oiice oi Joan - ref'
=, !. O,l,,d, on the .i>,sen,b day al Jaly neat.
Al 4 o'eIock 4. NJ, the fpIL,wing real estate of
Thoma. Haskell, late Of Oslord. deoss-ed. 10 VT;
the es,,efIy part Of 10, No. ?. % the 9th range of
lots. in the town Of Pari., 10 SAID county, contain.
ing 81 acres more or less.
RUTH HASKELL, Adm'x.
l.o. n lsC1
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The .nb.crllsr herrt, s,Vr' puhl,c n,licr that
he has been dol, appointed 10y the llonot,hlr
judge ~ Probate Tor the Cpunty NJ DNiofd, and
assumed The irr.t 81 slm,n,str,or ofihr estate Of
HANNAH HOLDEN hlc 81 SNrirn,
10 aid County. deceased. u, ci'ing baud =. the
lts directs. H. therefore rrGur.t. ~ pcr.on.
Nhnnrr ~ riHr / ~ lhr rst'ir IT siid d~cr,'rd
t. make ,mnrliltr payment. ,ni those Who have
an, ,irnini' thereon t. rNhih, the sine 20
July. i-6s. BENJ. u. HOLDEN.
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llANNAlI nOLpCN hle Of sae-I.n.

The suh.cr,lrr hcrrh, g,Nc- publ,c notice that
he hi. l.en dds aprp,u,cd ~ the llononli-
Jaisr 81 Probate for the Coani, oi oSiofd, add
assumed the trust ofadmin,.t,atot.olihc c.talr ct
ROBERT GOwrLL Late II Peru.
IN ,ail Count,. Creased. ~ giving load =. the
Law directs. ilr therefore rrVur-ts al persons
iui, bir,l a. the estate uf said dec'as,d 10 make
immediate piN ment ,and those Who have ANY dc.
minI. thereon to exhibit H." sane ~
Jul, rs. Is6a. SQUIRE BISHOP.
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G.F. LEONARD, A. N. PRINCIPAL,


MEs j. T.. LIoSAEp, Teacher u DnWiHg.
Miss n. L.. DISIsoS. Teacher Of Music.
Reside, the u.ual cli..ss. there viii h. formsd
q Ts,shsrs' class. IN ~h,ch those qualified cln
have the sane advantages a. Ia school. for Nor-
nal Instruction.
The Frcuch Clas. will b. uu,lrr the charge oi
Nj. Holmes, Whose prohcienc, Ia hat language !.
well kupwa o. sll hrf pnp,l.
The school - Scll provided with PhiSsoph,c
and E'cctrcal apparatus, Phy .obg,cal charts. ADD
Geog graphical OulIin' Maps.
It. situation 10 near The Grand Trunk Railroad,
about one mile from south rari. station.
Board can h. obtained ior ladies', At II 80. and
Soc g,nt.cusn. at S2psr week, wuJd anil light. m
suted. Rooms can h. obtained b., those wishing
10 bard themselves.
TUrios-Common Erslish, 80; Higher do .
$50. Languages. 1 90. Painting. IN oil. 800: IN
Water Color., 100; Cnyoa Dawin;,2 ~; Pen.
cihag, 200; Music, 9OJ; Use Of PAM, 200.
" deduct,on made ior absence Of two weeks.
Eot further particular. address the Priucipal,
H. lptoa, or l. A. Dcn'.Un, Norway, Me.
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AVIS HOWARD Ille N SloI

u ,,,I Couat,. ,lccel.el b, giV,ns bal a. tho
law direct. H. therefore rou'u. al prr.nn'
VII, arr 10 sli. L. the c.,tr of aid deceased H.
make immediate payment; All tho.- Who have
an, demand. ihsfcon o. exhibit the sane o.
Ju, -. is62 4 u WALkER.
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The Sub.cf,brr hereby gives public notice that
b. h,s been sppoiaird b. the Honorable Juig-of
Probate. I'r the counly OF ONfuri, and assumed
the trust ul administrator of thu estate 81
john WARREN late 81 Waterford
~ .ail County. decreased. by giving bond the
Law dir.ci---he therefore Tcguesi. allpeTspns Who
aW Indebted 10 the estate 81 .ad deceased. To-
make iminsi iatc paymcnt ndth"sr Who have
Juk IS is62 MALLORY BROWN.
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TIiE .ub.cni'rr h-rrh, give. pubic nb,i-e that
he h.. l~rn del, appointed b, The honorable
Juigr ~ rr,iplr to- The Clnty II ONlpfi, AMI
assumed the irusi of Administrator ~ the estate
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NORWAY LIBERAL INSTITUTE
Norway Village, Mo.

THE FALL TERN viii commence IN Tvs.
pAN. September 20. lS62. AL continue
eleven weeks, unlet the charge Of
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The Military Bill in the Senats.

In accordance with the previous under
Standing, the Senate yesterday went In to Sc
cret session for the purpose Of considering
tne bill reported by MIR. douglas, from the
COMMITTEE on Military Affairs TO raise and
organize lirsinia's quota Of the Confederate
Army. The following amendment pending
81 the time OF the adjournment on Wsdres.
day we pa blish as matter of local interest :.
Rf Jnrther enacted, That pursuant to an
oct f-the Provisional Congress authorizip q
The enlistment Of troops for local defence
the Governor be and is hereby empowered
and directed to call for not exceeding ten
thousand volnn teers to serve within the
limits OF this State, and to be EMPLOYED ex-
cluslyely In the protection Of such localities
az may be exposed to sudden raids and ma
rauding excursions Of the enemy The troops
so raised shall be designated as "Minute
Men, aud shall be organized into comma.
nies or troops, battalions and regiments, as
other volunteers in tn service, and be en-
listed for term not less than six months
They shall hold themselves in readiness to
march on the shortest notice, and when &C.
tualy in service in the field or camp sh all
receive the same pay and be upon the same
footing In all respects as other troops, except
that they shall not be sent out OF the State
or beyond their respective military depart.
ments without their consent. As far as
practicable the troops enlisting for local de-
fence shall furnish their own arms, an they
shall consist Of cavalry, artillery, infa ntry,
or rfemen, as the necessities of the several
localities and the ability to furnish arms
shall Indicate
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BY JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Auctioneeys.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON FRANK.
v LIN. BETWENN 18TH AND l4TH SITS,
AZ AUCTlON.-At the request Of the Trustees
Of Trluity Church, we will SELL upon the premises
on TUESDAY, the 2sIh day Of January co tc.
mencing at IL o'clock NJ, the very valuable pro-
perry known as TriuitY Church, located on the
south side Of Franklin, be,ween 18th and l4th
sts., and adjoining tn Exchange Hotel. Its Ioca.
ton for any mercantile business is as desirable as
auy property now in the m arket, and, with q mo-
derate outlay, can easily be converted into bust.
ness stands 1t Is built in the very best manner
and is In good repair.
The lot fronts 20 feet. and runs back ITO feet
to an alley
TERxs.-One fourth cash; the balance a, 6, 1e,
and IL months, for negotiable notes. with In
added, and secured by trust deed-the pur chas @r
to pay the taxes for 1862.
jal7 JAS. II. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, AND TWO
l VACANT LOTS, ON path STREET,
UNION HILL. AT AUCTlON.-We will
sell, upon the prem ises on THURSDAY, the
23rd day OF January commencing at O'Clock.
p. M, two very desirable Framed Tene.
ments on oath ST., Union Hill, one co tainine
rooms, the other rooms, with the usual
outbuildings. The lots front 80 feet each,
and run back $50 feet to an alley. The neigh.
bOrhOOd Is unexceptionable, and the pro pertv
is located imm ediately in the neigh Dor God of
the Methodist and Baptist Churches After
the above will be sold two handsome yacan
lots adjoining, fronting % feet each, and run
ming back the usual depth.
TBRNs-One-third cash; the balance at 6
and 12 months, for negotiable notes, with in :
terest added, and secured by trust deeds.
The purchasers to pay the taxes for 1862.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SON.
IA II AuctiODeers
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p.rt,sus voyage Of Party OF REFUGEES
AHairs On shs EasseFn Shers.


In a recent number OF this paper II was
stated thai four Eastern shore-msn, while
,tefn pting to cross The Chesapeake bay, were
last; bat we are now enabled to correct that
statement, for the qualification OF the friends
OF the parties Owing to the stormy weather,
the boat. In which those young men started
made harbor at one of the islands for the
night and the next day returned to the
mainland. Two Of the party have since ar
rived safely in this city the others Will
come at the first opportunity. We have re-
ceived from IAN Exile the subJoined state.
mept:
The report of their loss was very reason
able one two boats started together, a very
severe storm arose ia the bay, The boats we're
separated one, after incredi ore hardships
and All exposure Of tea hours, she waves Of
ten breaking over her, rea1 he'd the Western
shore, the other not having been heard from,
The conclusion was almost irresistible that
she had foundered, and all Oh board per
lshed
Numbers of our young men would leave,
were /. possible for them TO do so, but in their
narrow, almost sea grit home, the suspicious
eve of the enemy is ever upon them. A few
manage 10 escape under cover OF dal mig 1T
III open boats and brave the perils of u pas sage
across the bay. Thus far our refug ees have
been slgnaily protected by an unseen hand
not one nas yet been lost.
The scenes now being enacted upon the
Eastern Shore, as described by the late refu
gees, are such only as the most deg rade tools
OF a toathsome despo tism could allow These
loyal soldiers of constitutions lib orty, GOD
save the marx place at utter defiance every
right OF person aud property supposinx
themselves secure from invasion, every lii.
tie. III can, contemplate act of tyranny is
practised upon IL helpless people with impu-
nifty. Too cowardiy 20 make an attack when
there was possibility Of resistance these
degraded wretches now delight TO in nit men
women,a ana children who dare whisper aught
pt freedom. When Will Virginia rise in the
majesty OF her strength and drive the m can
uppressor from her soil Exup
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New Propeliing Pow er for Steamer.

We were shown yesterday, by the in ventor,
Mr. A. obendorisr, of Norfolk, a new ma.
chine for propellipg steamers, which seems
TO possess the advantages OF utility and sim.
plicity. 1t is a wheel, placed upright under
the stern Of the boat, with paddles attach
and conuec ted with the engine by q horizon
tal shaft The model which we saw is com.
posed of q wheel six inches in diameter
xorked by a small clock instead Of an engine;
and tbs miniature machine propels the boat
in which it is placed, (some three feet long,
ard weighing about twenty five pounds
with the hallast,) at tbs rate of seventy five
feet per minute. The construction of the
boat is such as to protect the wheel and rud-
der from shot, and it nigh. be used with great
success In the immediate vicinity of an enc
my's ship. Mr.. Obendorfer deserves credit
for his ingenuity, and we hope the naval au-
thorities will give his invention thorough
examination.
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THIRD DEsPArcH. 7

NORFOLK, J an. l6.-Oommittees represent.
ing the Banks OF New York, Boston, Pnila.
delphia, and the Boards Of Trade, met the
Finance Committee OF both Houses of Con.
gress, at the residence Of Secretary Chase on
reached. The Conference lasted more than
four hours. Chase threatened high tax
bill, &c, but the Banks would not yield.
Commodore 6oldsboro nigh is to command
the Burnside Expedition, and Burrsideto d..
rect land operations.
The steamer Spaulding sailed last nteht
from Fortress Monroe with the 18th Massa.
chusetts Regiment, it is said, for Port ROYAL
9oldsborough was passenger.
The bark Lyra, a SLAYER, Of New York.
wi tn $40 negroes on broad, has been captured
by an English gun-boat The Fleet Eagle.
also a SLAYER, with 800 aboard, escaped.
On Friday the Federal forces at Romney
under command of Gen. Lander, retired on
learning the advance Of the Confederate
army, under Jackson.
The Senate on Tuesday passed a bill to
prevent the detention of fugitive slaves in
prison in the District of Columbia.
Cotton In New York was held at 81 cen ts;
whiskey, % cents; sugar, cents; coffee, 20
cents.
The steamship Constitution, which sailed
and Bay State regiments, had arrived in the
Roads.
Reliable information received here states
that thirteen vessels, with troops on board,
went tooes from the Roads to-. day. F.
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- ~ 8 3 sss1's. 1sss .
DAfloF0, aSod yeAxe months ana I6 davr
Forget thes, All when life saalr ceaae
TO thrill this heart OF mine.
Bat not til then can f0rgst
One look or tone Of thine.
oh no, it mingles with The fsouca
OF everything hear,
And think ~ / can forget.
MY son love 20 dear. =
Forget thee, tbs bitter word
would It were unsaid-
Forgetfulneas IL not with life
But with the silent dead.
A. earthly mortals do;
But oh In meet my son IN Heax.n
'W'n neart unchanged and true.
no more can he call his brothers to play.
.,for the Saviour calls-he must obey.
:, nis funeral VIII be preached At the Oregon
nnl 6apast Church this evening, ct 81
At the residence Of Dr. J. r Wake. in
Gnestsrneid county, on the 18th, CASILDA
Z. nttLLENSTE1N, aged 20 years and six
The friend. Of 3. W. App.r.on aud family
O'Clock.
On yesterday morning, at = O'Clock, ETA
HAASSELL, youngest daughter OF James
=: and GeoS9ianna 9oddin-
The relations and friends of the family and
OF her grandfather, l. A. 9oddin, are re.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence Of her parents, ON Mars shall,
betwesn lst and Adams streets, to-day )
Friday, 18th inst, at q O'Clock.
On Thursday, 10th inst COUNTS GAY,
daughter Of James Milton and Virginia o.
Garter, aged 3 years and 10 months
The friends Of the family are requested to
attend her funeral this afternoon a. 81 O'clk
from her fathers residence, in Henrico CO.
In Fredericksburg, Jan. 9th, DOUGLASS
HAMILTON, eldest son OF ID. II. and AUn
Eliza Gordon, aged three years and eight
mo this.
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Frnm Havana.

NBw ORLEANS, Jan. Is, +. M.-The sloop
VIM. Henry has arrived from Havana, with
dates to the 9th inst.
She reports that the French fleet left Ha-
vana on the I'd in st. for Vera Cruz. 1t COM
prised line Of battle ship; three first class
frigates. and three propellers.
The Spanish fleet left about the Goth of lie.
cember.
1t was reported at Havana, that Vera Cruz
was abandoned by the Mexicans on the ar.
rival Of the Spanish fleet.
The com bined laAd force is under the COM
mand Of Gen. Bine.
The British fleet has been withdrawn.
The steamer Calhoun arrived at Havana
on the 9Th inst. She makes l0l Confederate
vessels which had arrived at Havana since
the blockade.
Business was extremely dull on the island.
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IsKocyp pIsPAr CT. |

NonroLx. Jan, ls From late Northern
papers received here send the following
items Of news:
The rettremen Of Cameron from the Fed /.
sral Cabinet is an excitinG topic In Washing.
port the Government who have considered
him an enc um brAnce 70 the President. The
Herald, Of the 18th. says he has accepted a
mission to st. Persburgh.
L. m Stanton, Pennsylvania, has been ap.
pointed Secretary Of War.
In the U. s. Senate, on the 18th inst, a
mmunicAtton was received from the Pres.
ident transmitting copy OF the in structi ons
received by Chevalier Hulceman, of the
Austrian Government, on the Trent affair."
Also, Seward's reply. Austria comedies
with the English demands.
In the House, bill was passed abolishinx
the fran king privilege.
The official report Of the Prestonsb urg
fight claims Federal victory, and says that
the battle began at o'clock, and ended at |.
All the forces were engaged. 1t says Mar.
shall was repulsed, carrying off the majority
Of his dead and wounded but the Fedsrals
found "a dead on the field, and took rs pris-
oners. His loss was not less than 60. The
Federal loss, only 2 killed and IS wounded.
Col. Garfield was in command
The appropriations for army expenditures
for the year ending June, 1868, amount to
Si42 ,526, 667.
1t is believed that Secretary Chase will
also resign, to take q seat in the<Senate.
Havana dates to the 18th state that Mexican
matters are growing interesting The peo-
pie are preparing for resistance. Thirty
thousand dollars are to be collected at Pc.
rotn, with $50 pieces of artillery. Everything
looks serious for Spain. The Spanish SOL
diers are rapidly deserving.
Juarez as issued a proclama ton, calling
upon the people to unite in the defence OF
their homes.
Gen. Prim had left Havana to take com.
mand Of fleet.
Col. Kearney, Of the Federal Enginee
Oerps is dead. b.
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Destructive Fires.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Jan. 16-l03 o'clock at
Neht.-The chimney Of the Monticello House,
used by the South Carolina Association as
Hospital, took fire tonight. One half Of the
building was burnt. The sick were all 9 afe-
ly removed. The furniture and hospital
stores were considerably damaged, and many
were lost. There were no casualties.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 15.-The large tobacco
warehouse in Henderson, KY, owned by
Kerr & Co., Of Liverpool, was burned on the
4.h inst, together with $4,000 worth Of to-
bacco. The fire was caused by an incendiary.
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3D. BRIGADE, lsr DIV, lsr OORPs A. II
DAvIs's Fosp, PRIsc. WILLIAM Co.,


DAvIs's Fosp, PRIsc. WILLIAM Co.,
4ss Jspuary IL, 1863.
3 kF Ar MRsFINa of the King William Ar.
tlllery. ON this DAY, ON motion of Lieuten ant
Ryland. Capt Thomas H. Garter was called
upon to preside, and Ssrgt. James g. White
to act as Secretary, when the following pre-
am BILE and resolu tons were submitted and
unanimously adopted:
Wlersss, 1t has pleased sn An-wise Prov.
dence to remove from US our brother In arms,
JAMES DONALD MOORE, who died In the
Hospital at Culpeper Court House ON the
LIST inst, In the 18th y ear Of his age. . faith.
full and obedient soldier, and patriotic cit.
lien,
/. Resolssd, That while We humbly submit
70 this act OF Divine Providence, We deeply
lament his IN timely death, and feel that the
company has lost IN efficient member, and
tne Army valu 4ble and brave soldier.
= kesotcsds That We do most heartily sym.
friends.
Rssslssd, That copy OF the proceedings
OF this meeting b. sent his only sistey, and
another published In the Richmond DispstcA,
and also b put on the record. hook Of the
Capt THOS. n. GARTER,
Ssrgt JANIS q. WHlrs, Ssc'y.
No1s.--Ths Secretary would sdd In adj
tom 70 the abovo, that this II the only deeth
that hes occure1 In the Company sinoo ~
organisation, ~ months ESQ; ia. ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-17

NoaroLK, Jan. ts.-Passengsrs who have
arrived in this city By nag Of truce boat from
Old Point, this evening. report that SIMON
Cameron. the Federal Secretary OF war, has
resigned.
There 10 nothing from the North with 70
gard to the Burnside expedition.
The United States frigats Constitution ar.
rived in the Roads this morning and Is now
discharging troops At Fortress Monroe.