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II is said that there is wonderful ac-
tivity going on in the division Of large
estates in the South. The large slave
owners are giving their bOys twenty
niggers apiece, to enable them to dodge
the CONSUMPTION which is dragging poor
white boys in the ranks as private SOL
diers
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$50 REWARD.

ESCAPED FROM THE TENNESSEE PENN.
~ tentiary, October the 18th, 1862, q Convict by
the name Of WILLIAM SEWARD. Said Seward &
about twenty i've years Of age hvo feet ten inches
high and weighs one hundred aud thirty two ihs
Has Black Hair-Dart Skin and Blue Eyes and is
badly poN marked Will give thirty dollars for his
apprehension and delivery 90 me OF his confinement
IN any jail $50 that may get him
JAMES CALVERT
OcLl'-2w Agent Tenn pententiary.
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After a notice of twenty-four hours,
the military authorities last evening took
possession Of the splendid residence Of
Mrs r. @. Ballard, al the corner of Brood,
and Broadway. 10 will be used as a
hospital for officers, as we were informed.
-LOHstM Democrat
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We learn that about eighty Of Hum
phrey MarshalFs men broke their guns
and threw them into the streets at Lex
ington, TIE other day, saying they were
tired Of" old Tub, as a commander and
went home.
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The rebel Government has declared, by
its recent legislation, that the large slave
owners must b eallowed 70 stay at home
and attend to their business, but that
Shareholders shall not,
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notice.

NASHVILLE, October 23rd, 1902
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATTE
n Capt RICHARD STEVENSON, will please can on the
undersigned, NJ the Office Of Lieut. lawn. or on Mr.
Bulls anu .elte the same. Aud all persons having
claims against the estate VIII preseut them for set
uement 10 his father
G. s. STEVENSON
Oet@t-lW Administrator.
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10 takes twenty niggers to make
respectable white man in the Southern
Confederaoy. It is likely that the non
Shareholders will object to it on that
score.
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In the Southern Confederacy the best
way TO take care Of number one, is to
have number tgenty.
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DR.. Kings DispensaI.y
ron Private Diseases.

"a. go DR King, formerly 81 New York. N
&.gt s@lA, the lHat four year, ~ Louisville Ky,
w and who hhH devoted DE aticniGni1
the treatment of private decafff 0f 80 years iaier
hmseif having attended 20 practice Tor 10 mani
years and cured 90 many thossandf, be b cnabled
cure an diseases " private natufe 100 mqiief h0v
bad tbey may be from .uluflcoUs medical treatment,
or from neEloCt 9 thrI gFu. To kingr Dsperearv
10 % oadeFcs street between Cherry and iau-q uafc,
eoond story. whore he cures hi diseases ~ priyee
nature,
Gouorhea cured without nausoooe medicines orin,
erercnce With business
strcturer of old or recent date efcctlaily cured
q few dave, By an operation Which eausca 20 pau
Whore structure ezIatq health cannot Be enQyod
Perhaps 90 Disease calfeg more mlschief and undeF
mines the constitution eo much
syphilis With all the disease ri enc skin, gf0Wiuf
COS Of uogIcri NJ bad TREATMENT car be ereciuaHy
cured I'M ateu days
o.Hlinal Wediusf -faftIcuiaf ttltuflun hHFnF been
r~e1 20 thig deeasf and a thf consequences grcWila
1ui 0f o. brought on n many fHftf by the feftFucye
lanif Of uc0nsidefgie yGgihf BOO excessive indui
geucc oi tnf pafHons, Neglect ~ which SAD lndef
mue one conc iuton, rendering lHe Fltlsci uIai o.
1us.Leef nf Holiety andc rrr rer1turf o'1 aFa
females glO mEg hc iHl1r.rf Hia any qiNculfy
BE- WHnH may resf aafurei .mura aif r0Iief
fcraorg .iiug abroad by rfllf ADD statirf ihel
case, F.ih 1iee sHel1Tet. direct i0 Dr a Emf, k0l
uaadercf sirtet. Nashville. ffnf 81 i have fbe ufrsa.
sary bief.r.Etf cent Do utr trf0rsl. D1|ce tBrr
from re lgf c t1e fHHrrirr nnfi 'f ttr sFFt.nf
uyl1-fttrh
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The Confederate Congress beslows its
greatest good where il finds the greatest
NUMBER Hllg,rs.
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II is said that a fellow who was
knocked down recently in private
quarrel, in this city, begged for help
Justify, on the ground that he was on
parole
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FOR SALE.

ONE PAIR MATCHED MULES.
- and years old. will warrant them to by
me best In the city WIN work in either single on
double harness. Any person IN want of such Viii do
well 10 apply at once as have no further uso for
them. VIII dispose Of them on the most reasonab,
terms.
NJ, MCCORMACK
OctzO-5t 20 Cherry street, near Broad
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@Fw advertisements.
WANTED

One Hundred Wood-Choppers.
HE UNDERSIGNED Is IN WANT OF ONE
hundred wood-choppers, to which viii be maid
one dollar per cord for cutting wood Fnonire M ~
government wood yard, near the LouisviIe nopot
Oct.20,-lm. H. WrTKnNetff
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A Home Gila,a in. the Southern Con-
federacy is composed Of tcea'y niqgcrs.
II is makes ones domestic castle impreg-
nable.
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interesting Correspondence.

The following correspondence has
been handed US for publication. 1t will
be read with interest.
NASHVILLE, TEEEEssEE,(
October II, 1862.
General j. S. NegleB Commanding u s.
Bhoes Nashville, Tenn
GEEERAB,--
In accordance with your communica-
ton Of this date, have the honor to
state that / have named the principal
detached works that strengthen the en-
trenched lines around this city, as fol-
lows:
The Fort on St. CBud Hill -" Tort
Negley."
The Fort on Capitol Hill" F5t IN
dreiO johnson"
The Fort on Curry's Hill" Fort Con-
fscaiion."
The Fort on Ferry's Hill" F5yt
Casino"
| am, General,
very respectfully
Your obedient serv't,
JAS. ST.. G. MORTON,
Chief Eng'r Army of the Ohio.
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Gen. jeff C. Davis has been appointed
TO the military command Of Newport and
Coying ton.
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CAPTAIN rwYMAN.

CAPTAIN TwYMAE.
Captain Twyman, the man that Morgan
fears above all others, is here with his
noble, fearless band Of Independent
Kentucky SCOTS. Twyman halls from
Hart County, Kentucky. For years he
was a practicing physician in that coun-
ty; with an intense love for the Uuion.
On the breaking out of the Rebellion, he
was urged to side with the traitors, he
Indignantly refused and expressed him
self in such terms as to make himself an
object of suspicion and hatred to the
rebels. They tried to scare him, then
hire him. They finally drove him from
home, despoiling his fine property. He
could stand it no longer Fastening TO
Frankfort, he offered his services to the
Union cause, they were Immediately ac-
cepted. He was authorised to raise a
company of scouts to act in an inde-
pendent capacity, subject to Gen. Buell.
His command was soon raised, the
most of them his old neighbors, in whose
families he had practiced for years. No
time was lost in equipping them, and into
the field he went, Since that time they
have made it tell. Their great object is
to catch Morgan. Twice they have
nearly succeeded. Tn the last chase
Twyman in person pressed Morgan so
hard that he had to abandon his horse
and take to the water. He is now tenn
pOrarily attached TO Mundy, and will do
good work up here. He generally
fights on his own hook. He is a genuine
Kentuckian, with a strong love for the
Union, and an intense hatred Of traitors
Some of his band are men over sixty
years of age. They all regard Twyman
with almost veneratioD.
We have men enough, means enough,
and will enough in the army to finish the
work for which they were called out, if
the proper policy is now pursued, Let
us, then, unite now more determinedly
than ever to close up this fearful drama
in our National history. DO it soon, or
our Republic will have learned the art of
war, and does not the history of all Re-
publics show that it is dangerous thing
for them to learn the art Of war, or,
by habit, cultivate a taste for the same
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The Union people of Nashville are
suffering a good deal more from the ip-
ternal than the external blockade,
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This officer has been in this city for
some time as a member Of the Court Mar
tial. His command Of independent cav
airy have arrived here, we learn, and
their Captain will lead them immediate
ly into service. We have no doubt they
will do glorious service All success 70
them The following is from the Cincin-
natl Timer.
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NASHVILLE, Oct. p, 1862.
Captain Jas. 81. C. Morton, Chief Engineer
A,my Of the Ohio, NaslUille, Tenn:
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Thetis baptized her mortal son in StyS,
A rebel mother would on niggcrs AZ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

The next stand the rebels will make 10
supposed to DO a, Memphis, s's miles Dc:
low Caro-. Tho force at their command
cannot exceed 1000, which We can equal,
with the addition Of eunboas. tho mortar
aee,.. and the celia, OF recent grand victories.
The Mississippi Will soon b opened.
Hon. Re,erdy johnson has bssa nomina.
ted for U. 5 senator, by the Legislature Of
Maryland. aud has probably been elected
before this.
DR.. Israel Putnam, Republican, was cleo
ted Mayor Of Bath, on Monday. with scare
any opposition.
The report that the Treasury note: nave
been countsr.el,ed 10 withou. foundAa'n'
as has been proved BY careful Investigation
Por, Royal sd,icss ssa's that Commodore
Dupont. ness had sailed from there. Dee
tinssieu unknown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

Srcu wr.russ. Las, Thursday. on the
Grand Trunk. the trains wen, through. the
roaI b.ius ,olerably cleared. The drili.
were OF appalling height. Some Of them
alter being Gu, through rose above the top OF
the smoke pipe Of the engine and as the
train rubbed against the 'now on each side,
the cars were darkened n when passing
through q tunnel.
On Friday came another storm. I. bad
nearly a, the previous ones. The trains
came through with difficulty ,ha: day. bot
none were run Saturday. The mails came
up Sunday. Osher roads were worse of
Such drifts as are about us will severely
tar the efforts ofold Sol, this Spring, to di.s''
pate. They have never been equalled here.
The incidents Of the .tOrm are " too nu.
merou. to mention" Il - sufficient to cay
that report. OF digging out houses. tannell-
ing drifts, etc.. are common.
The house Of Mr.. John Billings. OF this
town. was buried 50 deep ,ha, hi, ncighbor.
were actually obliged to shovel him out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

Tho Exeter, n. H.. Ballot. tells . bad
story Of che j. x Norris, Of Monmouth.
who ha. for two year, boon Asen, for fac
tory company at Exeter. Notwithstanding
he has q vile and grown up family n, Non
mouth. it appears that he bad iohned M
intimscy with factory girl. which has eI'
cited attention. A short time since he de-
csnped. and has not since been heard from.
Shortly after the girl disappeared. and 10 Is
supposed the two are nov living together n,
some previously appointed place, to which
they have aod.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07
Bryant's Pond Items.

The gale Of Tuesday night, Feb. 9th, and
Wednesday. was the severe., ever expo.
rieneed in this vicinity. The road. were
blocked up with huge drifts. and many Of
the low house. were nearly buried, oblislng
the imprisoned occupants TO resor, to cham.
Der windows for egress.
Sidney Perham's barn, at Woodstock,
was unroofej aud portions Of the walls car.
ried away. Stephen Packard. barn was
onroofea; Joseph frye's chimney Was
blown over; Hobbs t Tu,tle's sign blew
away while the snow blind pedestrian had
narrow d1dsins to keep clear Of the boards
and hricktats which were thrown 10 every
direction.
The mail train. drawn by three engines
and pushed BY the fourth. arrived At our
place at Wednesday evening at : O'Clock,
and arrived at Bethel. 8 miles above. at .
o'clock p. 81. the following day. Many Of
the drifts on the railroad were Is feet deep.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07
Arar.tl. March 3. lao.

On Tuesday last, the following order wa'
passed in the llou'e.-That on and after
Monday, March jIh, tho House will hold
two sessions day.
The bill which has passed the Senate, and
is now pending in the House, IN aid Of fam.
lies Of volunteers, provide, that towns may
appropriate money to the amount Of rs
cent. Per week for each adult. and 80 cents
for each child. she whole not to exceed ten
dollar. Re, month. for ono family, for fam.
lies o, volunteers in the service. and that
tho amount shall DO rsfund,d iron The
State Treasury. The bill /. Retrospective 10
IL. action. l, has pa-'ei tho senate. bu'
will NEE, with opposition in the house.
Gen. Virgin Is here engaged IN drafting a
bill for the Organizing Of the State Militia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07
lrrom our Regular co're'po"iea'.l
ArousrA, Feb. %, 1862.


Two Regiments Of Infantry have recently
left for tho seat Of var another. the 18th.
will leave As coon as the travelling will PER.
NIT. and tina, will leave only the Artillery
and batteries. The Batteries will soon x.
and the Cavalry be disposed OF In some way
either by di.bsnding IL or assigning !. 70 IL
poo, In ,to army. AZ the soldiers 80 away
tn. city pre~nu . lcss wariise aproarssce'
and wher. few days ago the white tents
appeared. aud alI was lite and hustle. now
:, ssen only snow clad landscape. and
nothing !. heard but the whis,ling wind.
The soldiers seem very glad to leave IA
su.,a. and it 10 not surprising tina, ., should
be 90. for to them this city mus, ever b. as
sos,a,sd with painful ncollee'ion.. Here
they have been sxpo-ed TO the 'iei-.',uds-
Of ih. ebansefal climate. destitute. IN great
part. OF the thing. peess.ary 20 protect them
irom its unhealthy influences. A vas 10
b. expected. large number Of them sick
ened aud no, q few Of them died.
| have witnessed a numtcr Of the death
bed scene. Of these soldier. in tho hospitals,
and a more affecting one can hardly be- i'm.
.eined. Stricken down in the prime and
,i,or Of manhood. their hope. OF u.slulne--
" their country in IL, hour Of peril blasted
The, lief, the world declaring with their Las,
breath that unnecessary exposure VA, ,hO
cause. And thu, they died. With no ops
prr..n, bayip, moro than a professional in.
,,,.., lar them. M friendly hand 10 smooth
IN, d,i,, pillov and no loved one. near 10
,,e.,,, N. martin, uorI. and civ, a.-ur.
ACC. of move, ,,a,o, lo,, and Affection Bu,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07
Rslie,ou, Iutsrest At South Paris.

The meetings which have been held for
the las, two weots continue with deep in.
,eres,. and . largo number ere rejo'cing IN
wha, there is good ground to believe 's the
new life God !. most evidently prcsrni to
honor and bless tho.e means Of grace which
Il,msclf has appointed. wemO.i cordially
invite az to come aud unite With us. There
10 room for oil We gladly welcome ell
The mee,iags viii eontiuas the coming
week much ss they have the past week.
DR.. chiekering. Of Portland. will address
che people on Friday evening. mt o'clock.
lie will remain over the Sabbath. occupying
the pulp, on that day. 5.
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Lockr's Mia. Feb. 25. 1850


Nh. Epros Noticed in your ia't weeks
issue an article stating than Daniel and De.
catur Hastings made their annual Deer
Hunt up Wild River; that they were gone
Two days. aud brougb, homs thirteen deer.
The statement 10 MT correct. there being
four in the party. viz Daniel aud Decatur
Hastings. Alonro Howe. and Calvin Crock.
er-,hs same who vent las. year. They
s,sr,.d Monday and returned the following
Sunday aisht, being on The hunts week
and bringing home thirteen deer. Truth
10 best. San.
The writer Of the above seems TO consider
the error 10 the previous account intention
al. We Published tho account % IL wa'
furnished. and - IL vas w,,hou, dosbt repre-
ssp,sd 10 our cOrrsspopdsnt.I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

TnrRrrrSIu RrGisrsr. We were pleased
to receive . call. las, week. from Capt. W.
I Il. Swan. Of the Maine Thirteenth. lie was
seiIed with severe attack Of sickness coon
after going into camp; and was unable to
leave with hi. command, on the departure
Of tho Regiment. lie reported for duty las,
week. and has now gone to Augusta. whence
DO will join bis company by hr', conveyance.
IIis eallan, conduct, a, the battle Of BOIL
Run. when In command OF the Chelsea 70.
s,lecr.. In the Massachusetts, Fifth. has won
Tor hi. company the post OF honor in the
command Of Col. Dow-,he right Of the
Regiment.
The company, which was recruited In
par, In this vicinity, 10 organized as follows:
Vim r. Swan, Paris, Captain; A. q.
Goodwin. B,ddefori, it Lieut.. Melville
Lin.co,,. Kent. iIill. 81 do; J. d. Eel.
ton, Is, Sergeant, Thomas s,owcll, Paris,
81 do.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

banishaent Of the leaders. are she DOLLY terms
tina, should ever be proposed o. accepted
by our eOvcrnnsn, in closing up this var
Anything short Of this 70 itself treason. lie
who advisc. or proposes any compounds "0'
substantially emeOdyine thee positive prop
osition., whether he knows t or not " 3"
ing aid and comfort to the enemy Inc
rrea, danger to 10 srprrheoded IN closing
up ,hi. var uill DO . disposition to eompro
mis-. with treason. Lee this matter With
Southern rcbel. and secesioniss' DO se''lef
now and forever. Anything like . patched
IN peace will no, Be worth tho parchment,
upon which IL d. written. Nov is the time
20 make . finsl sed OF what Andrew John
.on calls {" bell horn and bell hoepd -ees-
.iou." The monster should no, be simply
crippled and wounded. but bs ssraneled M.
al be 10 dead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

Mr., Jacob Whitman, Of Woodstock, aged
SO. on Sunday, Feb. Is. walked from HE
residence through the Sow TO Brysnss
Pond. . Distance Of four miles, TO attend the
rcligioss meeting. . task which but few
men 10 che prime d life wss'd b willing
70 undertake for similar objset.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

Some Of the New Hampshire editors are
bothered to explain the following ACTS
\ few days ago. an accomplished oscer OF
volunteers. then in camp q, Manchester.
wen, to Concord. and also went the" grand
round. Of the city, with lady'' black
hair pin cunnipgly hanging in bis whi'ksr'.
The matter in doub, is how came the pin in
his whiskersf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

The rebel Generals, Bueknsr and Tiebl.
man. were committed TO For, Warren, Sat.
urdAy The arrival created quite rush IN
Boston to Gee the WORTHLESS. They we're
qs,esly passed through the city. aud took
passage IN boa, previously chartered for
the fort.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

s. CouHr. The March Term. for Or
ford Co.. will be held In Paris. on Tuesday
next. IL has been understood that Judge
Da'i. will be present. but no definite infor'
nation on this point has been received
There i'a prospect that small number Of
entries will be made. The trial Of Gilman
will probably take place on the second week
Of the terra.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

The 18th Regiment is s,ill in Portland,
quartered 10 the City Hall. Government
does not allow the press TO say when q
where IL will 20.
Among the captains We notice John b.
wilron,-ano,hes ministers scn obeyins
the call Of his country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

Darn o. GIN ilNpTS Gen. lander,
whose daring charge drove the enemy on, OF
North Wee, Virginia, died quite suddenly
Saturday. from wounds received in the ad.lr
a, Edward. Ferry. IIea'kcd u he relieved
from hi. command. on account Of III healih,
In the order reporting the clearing Oh, ct
hi. Department. lie ~a' native Of Mass
aehusi,s. whore hi. rarent. now reside.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

Yane,y h,. gwen Up all hope Of inducing
Eiropran governments TO recosriic 'he Coo.
fsderaey. and - making the beet Of hi. Nay
home. via Havana. i.neey doe. not stick
~,l. When he WAS ADVERTISED Up hero 10
Maine. To lecture tho democracy. he aban.
doncd the Geld belors the exhibitions bad
ben held.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

The Journal mentions tina, business die.
pa,ehe. from Nashville, have been already
received in New York. The retiring Mayor
Of Nashville advised the citizen. 90 submit
quietly 10 the federal authorities, assuring
them Of protection IN person md property.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

Consrcs. ha. decided 10 have nothing u
DO with passing emancipation hs'. IL 10
e1nsidsrri best 10 leave this matter to the
President. sLo. in tho d,sahArIe Of bis duiy
a, Commander IN Ch,ci 0! the Army, Is con.
c,icd to have the power 20 dispose Of the
matter IN such way Is tho public interests
demand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07
Fat In, o.lotd p,m-rr.,.

PINu. Feb -, 1862
Ms Error A. have no, seen any no.
tee in the papers in regard to wha, ,hi,
small town ha. done towards -uppnr'in: the
war and sustaining the Government, in this
her great trial o. sustain constitutional self
government. which is the beet hope Of all
intelligent people throughout the civilized
world, s-nd you the following facts:
The whole number that nave gone into
the service. since the sr., call Tor iroop-.
iron this town. il IS being 10 more than
the our quota Of the SOC. 600 c.llei tor.
And whs, !. very remarkable there hs, not
a, ye, been any deaths in the whole number.
Our ,owusrnan are in almost every division
Of the army except the Western. One Of
our soldiers is prisoner in North Carolina.
and one in Alabama. Quite . number OF
our soldiers were At the Bull Run fight,
where two or three were slightly wounded
and one taken prisoner. Our IS men CON
pose .bou, half ola company. AMI We have
one commissioned cficer. Ltu,. II. 3. Wal.
ton. -ho is in the Name 18th Regiment.
Our Iadis. have also done their share in
supplying the Sanitary Commission with
useful article. tor the soldiers. | have po'
the lis, u article. forwarded; bu, they fli'
the largest dry goods boz I could End IN my
store to ii. full capacity. I, has reached It's
de-,ina,Ion before the time. and some poor
soldiers have received beneii, IRON this pat
rioiic source. &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

We understand that the health of John
d. Coin DON in the S,ais. Pri.on, for the
murder Of Calvin MeKesn. has very much
improved since hrs Incarceration, he having
gained IL he. in weight. lie is employed
q, blacksmIthins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

The piece .uos, In ,hi. place. 10y Mr..
Hayward. last week, Was written by Col.
A. ". wilde., Aid Dc Camp'o Gov. wash
burn. and was published originally in the
Eastern Mail, Wa,enille.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

The Daily Advertiser learns that a family
a, Mexico Corner, wero completely buried
in q snow drift. The psishbor finally res
eusa them. after iuanellins abou, 40 feet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07

Mr. Alfred rwitchcll, Of Bethel, while
splitting wood on Wednesday evening. ac'
crdentally cut hi, loot, completely se'srlng
his grea, toe from b.. rish, foot.