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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02
FIFTY cLNrs IN ADVANCE.
VOLUME 20, NO. "a.

course may reckon On yosr sanction and
spproval!"
"Yeye.' :" suffered Mrs. romptins. vhs
Was completely taken sbaek By THE ssddss
oysrthro. Of oil her Alsddin visioes oos-
c.rnios her r-d-bsir.d dsusht-r, Hssss.
However. even u Colonel Rsdeliass pAls,,.l
establishment wAsn q for "daush'sr hst,y."
.uli m was somethins to keep 30 much
wealth In the family.
"Ill call her," .he said. hunidly. slip
ping out Of the room. just IN time 70 srfsss
the uiamphsn, entry Of Mis Hs'y. si'h
her eurls all In . qui'er VI hair o'l esd
cologne.
Go back. iIe,,y :" she exclaimed 10 .
stage whisper. "you'rs no, the one that's
wanted! It's ilarry's wif,!"
And she ,ho, down stairs - fast - posi-.
bls.
Mary. dear" she ssid Ia the softsss of
,one.. {" you're no, peelin' p,,Ato~s! Well.
you al~ay. wa- 80 oblis'ns' Give nee
kiss. love Away. did cay IIAry'' vile
va. ja., like my own daughter. Now ran
up stairs into the psrlor and sss what Col.
Rsirlid, ha. - say to you"
Mrs Harry TJmpsiNs VAS uncsrssio ss
6r,, whether her rc.p.ctabls mo,her.in'lsv
va. ~, little dementei Never before bsd
she listened % such softly aacc,iouate 'Jlla-
bic. from the old lady. and she went Up
stairs Ike one IN dream
- And when will you b. mins. dearest ~
vas the parting question OF Col. Redciins.
a. he held tha, lair young widow to bic
heart
Poor Mary" !, was so long since she
had heard the accents OF love and kipdnes.
and nav to he the chosen bride OF one 70
xhom the world looked in stmiratioo-sh,
b, seemed too much happiness.
Z" Remember. I shall no, wait long" hs
added. cirrv-sinsiy smoothing down The
pity ,rcs.es. "Ths sooner take you avsy
from this vulgar and uncopg-ulal s,uos-
phsrc. the better"
Vulgar and uneongrnial :" sAsped Mn.
rompkin.. who VA. listening ut tho ksv.
hole We'll. I never"
MARY. dear" she said tha, evening. ~
shall b. sorry to lose you You have aivsys
been jus, like my own child. ha'sn't yosf
Come and kiss me. theresa lO,e-snd b
sure you don't forget your poor. dear ne.
in law. when you are marri~i to Col. BED.
cliae' ileuy. come here and congratulate
your dear sister, ! ~ouldn't have Eisss
,oa up to anybody el-.. hi, CIl R~ieiias
is m,n that de-er'- You -
Mary smiled quie,ly--hu vi" OF TOO
gentle and orgivIns nature 70 resent even
the Hypocrisy Of her mother in la.-and 10
the bright future, opening before her. she
had forgiveness for all.
Harry. wife !, going to b" married."
.ari Mrs. Tonpkins TO Que OF hsr soss'ps.
soon after
"Wha,, that lazy, iniol'ns. good Tor.
nothing"
Z" Hush ,h..h 80 cri,d the old lady. clap.
pin, her hand over M. syke. mouth
That was all q mistake. She's Q dear.
.wee, love-"
"Oh" aii Mrs. Sykes, :" then ! COO.
clude she !. going to marry rich :"
YES" said Mrs. Tompk'n'. compile
Gently. "lt will be iueh trial TO psrs
~ith her 80
And such 10 the weakness OF poor human
nature. ih,, the good old lady had actually
believed what she said
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02

DR.. Francis WAS wag. and ooos, vhss
early peas ~ere on she table. he smp''s4
the contents Of bis snuff box over then.
:. Francis. Pranci. - exclaimed . frisod,
" wha, are you sbou,!" 81 like then
tia, way. was bis answer. lie. Of courss.
had the di.h To himself. and Whsn he he'd
concluded. exclaimed. " You ,houshs 10 YEA
.nuG. did you' Nothing but black PEP.
per-"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02
CLAss IN.-Roor Cgors

Sect. For the h.-t conducted experi-
ment in raising crop OF potatoes.
of the greatest value It the least
cost. ON not less than half an acre. } 90
. For the bes, conducted experiment IN
raising the largest crop of carrots.
at the least cost. on not les than
One-iourth of an acre. %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02
CL,ss I.--E,RN CRors.
Class lI.-VmErapr.rs.

There are special blanks with questions
for this class, which may be had Of the
Secretary ofthis Society, which must be
filed out with answers by every compel.
itor.
Sect. For the largest and be. assortment
of Garden Vegetables, go
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Oxford County Agricultural Society.

The Trustee. Of the Oxford County Acri.
cultural Society have appointed Tuesday
weinesiay and THURSDAY, S-pt. 30, and
October l., and 81, for the next annual eI
hibi,ion Of the Society. The premium lis'
has jus, been Issued, to which !. appended
the report Of the Treasurer. for 1901. II
appears tha, he ha. received from all sources,
during the year, includin; cash in Treasury.
Al bc,inning Of the year. sl,li31e The
expenditures in the same time amounted 10
S9li.s7. leaving balance Of Sl9s,sS in
hsni at the elo-s of the year.
The rro.s lbdeh'-inec. ofthe Society. Jan.
/. IsG.. wa S7Ii,5j,-rsourw- S5i5.s5.
making the actual Indebtedness Sa6s 90
sun .omesh,, les than las, year-not'
with.tandirg the State bounty has been lc---
ensd by $50.
We make the following extracts from the
Published circular. copies Of which, contain
Ing rules AMI regulations may be obtained
hy applying to the Secretary, Elliot Smith.
Esq., Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02

A very tedious fellow anasyNd Dosslas
JerroId very much by HE everlasting long
stories. and on one occasion he related hss.
ing heard song by which be wssqai's ess.
ried away. Doug's. looking round. ssksd
if any one prr.ent could sins ,hss soos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02
Class Wilson's AND LEATHER.
Awarding Committees.

On Sud Horses. breeding Mares and Coils.
&c. Jackson, Norway; Naphtali Ma.
SON, Buckfeld; Ordessa Bowker, Paris.
On 7roiiing and Work Hor'o.
John A. Green. Waterford; + NJ. Hobbs,
Bryant's Pond; Il. s. Stevens, So. Paris.
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CL,s. Il.-NrAr SrocK.


oxen, 90
Second bsst do, 200.
= For the b,,,t Town Team Of working
oxen. Of no, lc-. than ten yoke. 10 90
S..snnd DO, 90
J For the hc., Stock Cow, 2OO
Sound be,t do. 90
For the ha-i Durhan bull, one year
Old and upwards, 500
Second do, 90
5 For the be.s Hereford bull, one year
old End upwari., 100
Second DO. 800.
6 For the 49,, Devon bull, one year old
and upwards, SEQ
Second do. 500
For the Ls., Grade Bull, one year
old aud upwards, on
Second do, 200
: For L,,st yoke Of Beef Oxen. 90
2 For -, woke Of , years old steers. ~
S,c1ud DO, zoo
10 For b,,t yoke Of . years old steers, . 80
second ID 50
IL For bc.t yoke Of ysarling s,ecrs. 200
Sycund do, ] 90
- FOR best yoke Of steer calves, 10
- For be,t ) years old heller, 200
second do, M
II For bcs, years old heller. 200
second DO f, 90
IS For the bss, year!ins heifcr. 80
second best do 100
Is For h-t milch COW OF any breed. 800
L. For the te.t herd Of cattle from one
farm. not less than l0in number. 10 90
Second do. GOO
Third do, 400,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02

my opponent, Mr.. spsster. r''''ss u
saying that hs 10 entitled 70 the soos.
Whether this 10 90 or nos, ! snail net To-
quirs. All I hsvs 20, 70 cay 10. shss -
v,ll 70, aoorsd u hs inssrrup,s ~ s6ais." !"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02
Division Iv..-.Manufacturcs.

Gas. I.-ll..EloLp M,SurAcruRrs.
Sci, For b,s, ,cn yards woolcn dan
mel. W
For bes, 10 yar,l- frockins, %
. For b---t Stocking. spun aud kni, by
same person, -
, For the b-t fullci cloth, 10 yards, l ~
l For the b,St rag carpet, 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02
CL,ss III.-BRr,p.

Class lll.-liRr,p.
All competitors for premiums under this
division arc required by law TO answer all
the inquiries on the blanks, which may be-
obtained on application to the Secretary.
Sect For lest loaf Of whea, bread, 80
for bcsi loaf OF brown bread, 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02
Division III..-.Agricultural Opera
tions.

Class I.-PuowING ,Sp DR,wrNa March.
Sect. For the bes, specimen of plow
Ing. with any amount Of team. the
iurrOw being not les than eight
inche- dccp. 400
Second do, 800
THIRD do. 200
. For b~, exhibition Of drawing. by
oxen Oft n. IL inches in grih,
and etccdins that size, 90
Second do, 100
For best exhibition OF drawing by
oxen lcss than q n. 10 in. in gir,h, } 90
Second do, 200
Third do. 90
For the l-,., exhibition of teaming, hy
boy under Il years old, on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02
CL,ss II.-DuRY PEoprcrs.

CL,ss lI.-DuRY PEopuCrs.
All competitors for premiums under
this division are required by law TO All.
swcr all the questions on the blanks, which
may BE- obtained by applying to the Sec.
rctary OF this Society.
Sect. For the bcst specimen Of new
mich chc,sc. no, les, than 80 lt-. 2 on
Second do, On
Third do, ~
. For the b-t specimen Of June butter,
not lee, than 80 liz. 900
Second do, W
Third do. ~
} For the bc,t specimen Of Fall butter,
not les than 80 lbs, 90
Second do, -
Third do -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02
Class III.-SnErP.

Sect, For the bCs, hock Of sheep, not less
than IS in number, 81 ewes, I ~
Second do. 90
. For bc-t buck, 800
Second do, 200
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"THE WORLD
PARIS, MAINE.

Second do. loo
9 For the bee, specimens OF Rhsubarb,
Marrow Squashe.. Water Melons.
Musk Melons and Tomatoes, each, 80
For the beet specimens Of Peppers. 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02
Class Iv.-SwISE.

Sec, For t-st Boar, Of any breed. 800
Second do, 200
. For the best Sow, OF any breed. with
not les than four pigs, 90.
Second do. 200
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02
Division II.---Crops.

All competitors for premiums in this
division are required by law to answer all
the questions on the blanks, which may
be obtained by applying to the Secretary
OF the Society,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02

swers by every competitor.
Sect. For the larsc., and mos. inter.
esIing variety OF fruit raised by
one IcrsOn, @OO
Second do. 200
. For b,-i specimen Of Winter Apples.
OF not lea, than four varieties. 200
Second do. 20
} For the be-, specimen of Fall Apples,
Second do. W
OF not lc-. than four varieties, 200
I For the mos, interesting exhibition Of
pears. of not Ices than varieties, 80
5 For the h.~, specimen of plum.. 80
For the be, specimen Of cherries. 10
For the bs-t specimen of cranberrie.. 80
Tor the bcss spscimeu Of grapes, W
Second do. 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02
Class l.-HORsEs.

SECT. |. For the be-, Stallion kept in this
County the present. season. fur all work;
endurance, dIcility and pciisr eon'id.
crcd. Sj 90
Sss,,nl 10. 800
. For the best Breeding Mare, 100
Second DO, 200
} For the h-si three years old Colt, 500
For the b-st two years Old Colt, Zoo
For the b,..t one year old Colt, 90
For b., rrotting years old Colt. 40
For h'-t rroiiing ) years old Colt, : on
s For h'-i Work and Family ilorse. J 90
For the hest tro,tlns hor-c that ha.
l.,cn ra,-sl and always ownci with
ia the limit. Of the SOcieiy, 20 on
For the b,si troitins horse owned in
the state, 80 90
All hors's that have taken the first pre-
MUM at the State Fair will be rejected
No old. broken down horse will BE- admit
ted To compete tor the above premiums.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02
Division I---Livc Stock.

All competitors for premiums under this
division are required To answer the qucs-
tions on the blanks which may be obtained
by applying to the Sec'y Of the Society.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02
farmers department.
"srrtD TuKrLow.''

Anthe srt. sad .cie@c-s rsrisiHirg 10 hi"' '''
ss %, haAsi together, aai are 'ai'msie', o0'"s''
sl ~,th Agt,caltufc -AsEiCoLA,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-02
Gas III.-FRrIr.

There are special blanks with questions
for this class. which may be had Of the
Society, which mus, be filed out with an.
swers by every competitor.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
To ConsumptiVes.

THE Advertiser. having been restored
to health in few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered sew
eral years with severe lung affection
and that dread disease. Consumption-is
anxious TO make known 20 his fellow
ferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire il, he will send I.
copy OF the prescription used free of
charge with the directions for preparing
and using the same. which they will find
SURE CURE FOR CoNsUNFTioS, ASTHMA,
Bronchitis, etc. The only object Of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is to
benef, the afflicted, and spread informs
ton which he conceives 20 be invalnaLlr,
and ne hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as il will cost them nothing, AID
may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh,
tnlS no3 'i.g. 60. =. Y.
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Watches and JeWeIryl
Patterns!
OFFERED AT RETAIL AT
Wholesale PRICIS..
VNHE HUBBARD BROS. Nos. 65 an

THE HUBBARD BROS, Nos. Is and
o. Nassau Street, New York, Man
ufacturers and Importers OF al the lead
ing, Rich and most popular STYLES of
WATCHES ana JEW ELRY, being de-
termined on increasing their Business to
an unlimited extent, offer the following
elegant Ornaments At the unsurpassed
Low Prices following:
MAGIC TIME OBSERVER. being Hunt
ing and open face, or Lady's or Gentleman,
Watch in one; the prettiest. most convenient
and cheaGest Watch 10 the world. Imitation
gold; effected by patent process, which rem
ders the appearance OF COLA perfect. while IL
does not cost one-thrd as much. Price MY
! - dollars. Reigils at from lnO dolls upwa rds
HUNTING COMPOSITION CASKD LEV
Frs, English manufacture Movement. capped
and full jeweled, has sunk SECONDS and the
neutrality-suspicious., Heavy cascd and good
/ imitation gold. Price only u dollars Retail.
/ at from 80 dolls. 10 100 dolls.
! HUNTING COMPOSITION CASED ARMY
| WATCH. Richly engraved, jeweled and fan
J cy works. Unsurpassed for suffers. Traders,
etc. Price IS dolls. Retails at from 80 dolls
to 100 dolls.
great variety OF other WATCHES at low
prices.
LADIES' SETS Of Brooch and Far Drops "a
correspond. Imitation Cluster Diamond. s
very rich pattern and entirely new. Price
dolls. Coral and Bead entwined. a very neal
aud pretty ornament; handsomel, monnted
! , dol'sand IS cts.
GENTLEMEN'S VEST CHAINS. Parisier
an elegant pattern: only dolls. The Demo.
4 MAC. very heavy: 5 dol's,
! RlSGS.-Plsin oult - cts. Scroll - yer,
/ pretty del. Chased. n neat pattern ] dol -
/ Seal Signet dol. Imitation Diamond dolls
SLEEVE BUTTONS. - Patent, Chased 81
Enamelcd a new and very handsome pattern
!. dolls aud 50 cents Double; chased or will
stones dol aud 90 cents.
BOSOM STUDS. "A variety of new and fash
ionable designs; per st dol and 30 CTS.
BOSOM & SCARF PINS.-Leni with Opa
and Fancy stones sdol's. Imitation damon,
/ dol and 81 cents.
LOCKETS.-Dogb'c Glas>, richly engrsve,
/ dolls.
Persons wishing o. l- above. have onl-
10 remit the price - = reg -tered letter to on
address and the articles will he sent b, return
mail free Of expense. TT'Orders - N.
amount Of twelve dnI's and upSards will L,
sentby express to anN pari "r tho lo, al site,
with bill payable 10 The Express COMPANY
when the goods are delivered.
Agents, suffers and country Merchants tn .
out the country. Who vish To make money rap
idly will do we'll Ia obtain our mammoth eat
alogue; we furnish the M 8. -aleable 0uih. z
prices unsurpassed by any other concern.
Address HUBBARD BROS
Nos. 65 & o. Nassau. near John street,
Oct - 3m NV YORK CRY.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
ILLINOIS ELECTION.

CHcAGo, November 5--The
returns thus far indicate the fol-
lowing Congressman as elected
IN this State:
lst District-Arnold; ID,
Farnswor,h; Sd Washburn; 9TH
Lovejoy; 9th, Norton--all Re-
publicans.
The 4th and 18th Districts are
in doubt.
In the 9Th, Stuart; 9th, Ross
10th; Knapp; 18th, Robinson
18th, Morrison; l3, WIN. j. Al
len--all Democrats.
The vote on candidates a
large will be close.
lngersoll (war Democrat) e
lected.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

On all bottles, packages,
boxes or enclosure oil any
kind containing ratent med
Icine, retailing for % cts !
For scots 2
And so on according to value
The same rates apply to per
fumery and cosmetics.
On playing cards, from let to
octs per pack.
On all legacies to lineal
!nheritors where the transfer or
grant exceeds in value 81 coo,
75cts for every 800 Of clear
value.
When the recipient Of the
legacy shall be a descendant Of
brother or sister OF the person
dying, $3.50 for every 800 clear
value.
When the recipient is a broth
er or sister of the father or moth
err, or a descendant of brother
or sister of father or mother Of
the deceased, $500 for every
100.
When a brother or sister Of
the grandfather or grandmother,
or a descendant of the brother or
sister of the grandfather or
grandmother of deceased, 400
for 100.
In the case of any other de.
gree OF collateral consanguinity.
OF a stranger in blood to the per-
son dying, or shall be body
corporate, > 90 Tor 100.
This tax or duty is to be a lien
upon all property in this condi-
ton, till fully paid to, and dis
charged by, the U. s., the pay
nent Of the duty to be made be-
fore distribution.
1t is also the duty of admin
ist:ators to prepare and render to
the assessor Il statement of the
amount of such property, with
the amount of duty, and list oil
the names OF legatees, undel
oath, Sc, &c.
For full particulars, penalties,
SC, administrators will con
suit The law in full.
Any person attempting to e.
wade this law by selling proper.
ty that has not paid the duty.
will be liable to penalty O
$500 the amount to be made
by seizure aud sale OF the prop
erty.
Any one attempting to make
sgn or issue any document OF
paper subject to stamp duty
without the necessary stanl
thereon will incur penalty OF
fifty dollars, and the instrument
itself will be deemed invaliC
and of no effect.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

HEADauARrERs, MARsHFIELD Mo-
October ~
Major General Curtis:
| have the honor to report that
on this evening received infor
nation OF party OF rebel. NOV.
ing up Mangua creek, making to-
wards a point s miles east
this, en- route to join a rebel fore,
ia the southwest.
| immediately took los men
of the 10th Ill. Cavalry and star
ted at D p. m. to intercept them,
came on their pickets about s!
O'Clock, drove them N and attack
ed their min force, some 200
strong, killing 4 and wound ng
many As | afterwards under
stood, and capturing a number
of horses, saddles, shotguns and
inuskets.
My loss was one killed and one
wounded. This party organized
by Rucker and Hu hes, who
sign themselves Majors in the
rebel army; they scattered in ev
cry direction through the noun
talns. The largest trail | coulC
find IN one party was ten, and
followed it for fifty miles the mex
day, when they likewise scat
tered in every direction. order
ed Capt. Nc Mahan's Company
Of State militia to gather then
in. They are completely disor
gained.
am, General, very respectful,
yours,
JAS. STUART,
Lieut.. Col. 10th Iii. Cav.
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LEGAL.
a dninistratOr,s safe,

~, Office is hereby given that will
! Y sell at public auction on Friday, the
18th day Of November. 1862. at the res
idence of Villa Caty, late of Ran
dolph County, deceased, all his personal
property, not taken by the widow, con
sistIng of horses, cattle, hogs, wheat drill,
wagon and harness, wheat, corn and oats
in the bushel. hay by the ton, farming
utensils, and other articles too tedious TO
enumerate.
\ credit Of ii monthswill be given on all
sums over three dollars, the purchaser Civ
ing his note with approved surety, waiv-
ing valuation aud appraisement laws.
GEORGE STEVENSON,
Nov. :, 1859. Admir-
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
THE BOLMEYER TRAGEDY.

j. F. Boimeyer, Editor of the
Dayton Empire was shot dead IN
the street on the morning of the
lst, by Henry NJ Brown, hat
ter OF that city. 1t transpires
that a son OF Brown had shot a
valuable(?)dog of Bolmeyer's, and
that the latter had severely kick
ed a young son OF Brown for
pulling the bell handle in sort
of holiday spree being INDUCED
IN by the young persons OF the
neighborhood, the two families
being near neighbors.
On Saturday morning the two
men met on the street, where, af-
ter some alteration in reference
to said grievances, Brown drew
pistol and shot Bolmeyer in
the front of the neck, the ball
passing up into the brain and
causing his immediate death.
Brown walked down to his
store, was soon arrested and lodg-
ed IN jail. A mob collected and
made attempts TO take the prison
er from jail 20 hang him. This
was prevented by tie police. Blu;
the attack was renewed in the E.
vening, though it would seem
with no very great determination,
as a very inferior force captured
their two guns with which they
in,e Ided to batter down the jail
door, and turned them asains,
The mob. Finally, after some
firing and wounding on both sides,
the mob was dispersed and no
ilurther attack was made, some
companies of militia having been
sent from Cincinnati to en-.
force order on the occasion.
We learn from yesterday
dispatches that Brown has been
indicted by the grand jury for
murder in the first degree.
| 20 m III Sieg'. far clathinu
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

and the front OF Sigel's advance
Union people who ha e Just
come IN, report that there is a
force oil 5000 infantry and 2,0OU
cavalry at the town of Warren
ton, with some artillery.
A dispatch from Louisville,
Nov. Attn, says that it is reported
that Bragg's army is at Murirees-
boro', Tena., and that 1000 reb.
cl cavalry are at Somerset, Ky.
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Application for License

n Office is hereby given that |, Will
~ lam VI. Page, of the town of W.
chester, Randolph County, State of Indi
ana, shall apply at the next term of the
Board of County Commissioners doing
business for said County, to be held at the
Court House 10 said Winchester, on the
first Monday in Dec, mber next, for the
purpose Of taking out lioeuse 10 retail
foreign and domestic spirituoas liquors,
10y less quantity than one qnart at
time, aud suffer the same 70 be drank on
nv premises or 10 my house, situate on in
lot No. 10. in the Northwest square, on
Washington and West Streets, in the
said town of Winchester. Randolph coun-
~, and State of Indiana
WILLIAM VI. PAGE.
Norsmber 9Th, A, D. 1852. Az
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
DELAWARE ELECTION.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. s.
Newcastle County gives a Union
majority OF 5S5.

eF Has DoUARr Co. II RI. G.. G 9Th
Reg. Ohio Vol, Camp at Beverly, Virgin
ia, July p, 1861.
DR. c w Roback, Cincinnati, O.-We
received your long wished for and well
come Remedies few days ago, and hast
en- to return YOU unanimous expression
in regard TO our high opinion of the mer-
its of the same
We have used them with great benef:
in our Company and heartily attest to the
public opinion of their great benz fits. In
our cases. especially where there have
been 50 many great changes as from the
civilian in daily routine, in business at
home, to the exposed habits OF active sol
dlers In strange and unnatural country,
do we most appreciate the merits of such
Heaseu sent values as yours. To all
those in our position do we most emphat-
ically recommend your Remedies, being
assured, from experience, that they will
be very welcome companion.
JOSEPH a. ANDREWS,
Capt. Co. B, 9th Reg. o. V.
Signed James Y Semple, LIST Serg,
Cnas II Foster, "a Serg.
ChaS B Russel, 1T Lieut..
Thos 5 RovSe, 81 Lieut..
E B Warran. RI Scrg.
Stew A 1hayer, 4th Serg.
Samuel b Schooley, Commissary;
Corporal Chas w TAYLOR;
Corporal Edward Bultman;
Corporal Carlton G. Cable,
Tog' ther with 90 privates--a unanimous
expression being given.
For sale at No. 2 East Fourth Street
and by Druggists everywhere.
The special attention of Suffers is so
licited to this a. being the best article :oI
complaints incident TO camp lie.