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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

The telegraph reports tia, Lewis 5. Part.
ridge. Of Vermont. Marshal and Postmaster,
at Norwich, W., recently arrested. has alb
seconded with some Of the principal men OF
the town who were implicated with him.
Oficcr. are IN pursuit.
In the town OF evansville. tho five Per.
sons who were chosen officers OF the militia
immediately vOlur teered for the war.
Mr.. Secretary Cameron has been received
in very complimentary manner by the
Car Of Russia.
Laura brigham. the celebrated deaf.
dumb. and blind individual, was recently
admitted into the Baptist church at Ham
over, y. H.. in which town her father re.
sides. The ceremony Is said to have been
very interesting.
The Chronicle says Miss Annie Howard
has been brought before the Municipal
Cour, Of Portland Tor +" forgetting herself"
Annie halls from Augusta, and was fined
for being so naughty
We learn from the Hartford Post that
Rev. John =. Mines, chaplain OF the "a
Maine regiment, has resigned bis position In
the army.
COrporol Benjamin $. cu'hmnn. Of Co.
G. 10Th Maine. died suddenly at Front
Royal. on the 10th Of July.
Capt. II. W. Cunningham, OF Belfast, has
received the appointment Of Major OF the
10Th Maine regiment.
The Patriot say. that in Letter + plan,a'
ton. Frankliu County, where there arc but
twenty voters. a bounty Of 800 was raised
by subscription, and thar man, one being
the quota, volunteered a, the meeting for
the purpose.
Rev. Mr. Bradley, secesh clergyman,
settled in Augusta, has been generously per-
mi.ted to pull up stakes and seek hotter
climate. Union clereymen ou, South are
not treated with quite 80 much fosbearanee'
Lewiston Jour.
QurrR AN irEx. Mcsssrs. White. Connor
Il CO., Of thi, city. who have the freight
money on tho carcocs Of five ships falling
due in Europe about this time. will realize
eight or ten thousand dollars on the sale o!
their bills OF exchange alone.
Belfast Journal.
A drummer named Greene VAS stabbed
on Sunday bya sentinel at Camp King,
Portland. II seems that he had q pcrma'
nent pass; but tho guard had instruction
to allow no one to pas. without ih' counter
sign. Greene attempted to push his way
through upon his pas. when the guard pre-
s,nted bayOncnt, and wounded him in the
arm near the shoulder.
The Democratic convention for tho %
congressional district Is called at Auburn.
August ID.
Some 10000 pieces Of printing cloth,
were sold In Providence las. week. The
highest price was 10 IL cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01
Volunteers.

EpiroR DEMOCRAT: The inhabitants OF
Sweden in town meeting assembled, on the
9th inst. voted bounty OF 800 to each
Of the seven men assigned, rs her quota OF
the three hundred thousand called for by
the President. Out OF poula,ion OF 200
she has furnished twenty Of her best young
men, previous to this call. Now seven
more have lsit US q, the call Of their coun'
try. Two Of them leave families. They
are % as healthy, stalwart men as you will
often find. Men who are capable OF en-.
durance and who will fight when necessary.
They co on, from us. to assist in crushing
this unholy rebellion and We trust the
time has arrived when the administrators
may safely call upon oil men loyal to tho
government, white CT black to come to their
assistance. We feel that the time has come
when liberty should be proclaimed through
out the land. to oil the inhabitants thereof.
We have been fighting to preserve tl'e con-
s,itutiOnal rights Of those who have denied
their obligations to obey y until the cry is
coming from loyal men in the South, put
away the accursed thing from Us, or We can
have no peace. Now is the time TO put
forth oil our energies and make the fatal
blow. lie. no, slavery stand in the way Of
crushing the rebellion Is the cry going up
from twenty million loyal hearts.
E.w. W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01
No more Re,reatlng

The PEOPLE have again responded. and are
promptly furnishing the men 20 meet the
crisis upon W. Aud hayin. done this, they
have RICH, to demand more vigorous
policy. They wan, no more sacrifices to
cred tape" They want no more s,ra'e'
ce,ic retreats" or" mastery" changes in
our =" tase. " Of operations. Our soldiers
have been kcp, =" d'iehiue" long enough,
and long enough have ,hey been CHARTERED
IN maleTioG. swamp. and bog mires. Ga.
trari i, the word. This idea Of taking
Richmond withou, " loss OF lilc ha, al
ready cos, Us tens Of thousands Of lives. and
we have not got Richmond yet. Let US
have general, tia, are no; afraid Of wooden
sun..-;hl, are no, afraid to strike. In a
word. 1T the army on tic Potomac DO some
thing beside. digging and rcuea'iug. Our
soldier. are brave a. the bravest, and will
fsh, 10 the death. VIVA, the country de-
mand. now are generals tia, have trains
enough to lead them on to victory, and the
work i, done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

Hon. Reuel Williams. one OF the oldest
citizens Of Augusta. died at bis residence.
In that city. on Friday morning last, In
the eish,ieih year Of his ago. lilo has passed
a life Of pradcncc and severe application to
business, tho natural result OF which was
the accumulation OF very large property,
which /. disposed OF by will. Among boun'
tie. distributed by his own hand, may be
reckoued $4,000 to the Insane Hospital. a
large sum to Bowdoin College, besides small
er donations to other Objects. Ill. funeral
wa. attended on Sunday, by laIc body OF
citizens. iii. remains werc deposited in
the family tomb near the dam.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

SECOND REGIMENT I, is reported that
TIN. regimen, now numbers but two hun
drcd men. The Bangor Courier accounts
Tor the thousand men recruited for the rcgi
men, thus: First - were sent 10 the Tor
,ucss, for mutiny. and still remain there
one hundred and City have been discharged
on account, Of disability. Two hundred
were zen, TO hospital on the pcnInsular,
who when recovered were sen, To their homes,
by some means. instead Of returning TO their
regiment. These added to the numbers
now in hospital or a, home, solve the mys
terry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

The American Agricultural for August
is ut hand. IL contains portraits OF the
prize strawberries lately exhibited a, New
York. lie, everyone Who has spare foot
Of land. look a, these pictures and be pro-
yoked to the good work OF preparing and
planting bed this fall. 50 as to be In the
enjoyment Of this delicious luxury next sea
son. without the uncertainty OF q scant
supply. or the trouble ofspoiling your neigh.
bOr's grass plo, in searching for the berries.
The ,lip. can be obtained in almOs, any
town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01
Congressional Convention.
SECOND DISTRICT VACANCY.

Tn. BsruLicso- anl ~ olhu cit'trns 81 the
SeconI Congregational ntttfi,t as % existed under
the t,fm.f apg1ttiuHusut, Who support thr Stale
go National A.si.ni-tratuuus, srr trtT'icl o.
NET ,u Convection ., De- satr., in Aulufn Hall.
ia AllBrI, 0u TulIy the SJh ia, 81 August u,Ni,
81 10 u'-IrtA o. che tf,noln, 1r the purpose OF
nominrtin. "a rau'iiiir o. frrfsssnt The District
ST. u. REMAINDER 81 the NNNNllh tougess-
o. 81 iAe ,as,uc, ,au-ei by the resignation oi
Hoo. e.. ". Wlbou.
The lasis 90 t,pf,.s tistir1 WiIl "a" ~ hlows;
Each CIV. ioWu aui faufatIua shal D. eui'tlrd
% one ts rsl'e. ~ 1ijitiUnsl dsb-gste nt the
hfst .syenfN.6fr VDt,s cast BE th~ Grpnbhc hn
eaaiitais i.r Gl,rrnuf be- l>6l; All "ur GO each
add .tional or haadfsI yufrs ctst Sc -s'i ''n.t-
date. \ Hlj1uty ,it.,ti'1 Il onc bundled 10 l.
entitled b. an sIl,t,srsl ist gate.
~ a.. Russ, D Republican
WI. MELBOURNE, M,
Nv FAIRBANKS,
BENJAMIN fuRBl>ll. COMMITTEE.
Js'y ~, ls62.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01
Congressional Convention,
SECOND DISTRICT.

The RspubGcans lni al other c'iifen' Of the
S.,r.F Car-.t..iaasi pistric' whp rurpnu the
STATE snI Natl.ts Nt1nin.-f''irnr, ore rrTIrs'r'i
a. met iB t.Hvspt.n b, i,s-aic-. 10 A1hrr'. r''
Trsl.,. thc >th IA, 1T Aur1.t next, 40 three -
skek a. The susuoor. O. che VufpusF Il non'-
sai,ng c,nllL,ts % rcpr,s,ut The pisuict ,n The
XNNVIlllh Cuugtvss.
The lasis 81 trpressuisii"n vii ~ a. i'lloNs
E.eh CIV. Town, s1d r.autat'ou shallbe en''''"'i
90 90. ,stsatr. An additional Uslrctts 90 The
fret s.,en',-6s vote es-t Zoe the krpuhl'rl an
ssndia,ts t5r Goysfnuf iu i>'l, anl oue Zoe each
sdditiuual unr huu'rsd Nuies cast hr ''sl o'ndt
dais. 4 iu,jptit, iHciirn pl onr huaiTrd 90 D.
enlitled o. az additional delegate.
J n. UNN,
JOSIAH MEERON,
4. 4. llrNEN, Distract
SIDNEY rEBiiAN,
T.. ". WOOpBt ny. C0mn,ticc.
ANDREW LlN>COTrl
July oh, l>6s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01
Bethel Items.

Capt. Edmund Merrill. respectable eisi'
zen Of thi. village died suddenly OF disease
Of the heart. on Tuesday Of last week. lie
was buried with Masonic honors by the
Bethel Lodge Of which bo was member.
lie was 50 years Of age.
READY Wiz. One Of the heroes who ske-
daddlcd to Canada on hi. return. last week.
was asked What be would work Tor day In
having. "An iath," said he " II i'so long
.,nec have been IN this country. iha,
don, know the price Of labor" Govern
ment ough. to square his account, and lei
him go.
MoSs Mo. Many per.ons suppose that
We arc making larger cannon than formerly
but there l. one by the name Of Mons Meg
n relic OF the 18th or 18th century. which
|, mounted at the castle Of Edinbarsh, in
Scotland. I, Is constructed on the rrinei-
PIE Of barrel having strong longitudinal
slaves or sections hoped its entire length.
I, measures Is fec, long, Is : IL feet IN
circumference and has ealibre OF ~ inch
20. Stone bullets were u.ed. IL isa ira
dition that Il was presented by the Mcl.el'
lans to James II, in ll5j. Whether they
were ancestor. Of Gen. Mcclellan We DO not
know. IL 10 said that !, was made by q
smith named Kim whose lands were called
Mollanco. and whose wiie's name was Meg.
and was afterwards named Tor her Mons
My. The Scotch boas,ed that 1t could
send ball 10 miles. and they have sung
her praise as follows:
"Rishr .ecpil am ! sien to baanin;
Bu, by my saul, ye are cannon
would hit m,n. ihuugh he we're ',ania'
~ shire o'Fie,
Foil ,sS Scotch mile. a,ont Cl'ckmannan,
AMI take hi. ile."
The creates, distance she was ever known
10 .end q ball wa. three miles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

flallowcll is the smallest city in the State.
II is about two miles square. la. a rorula.
ton Of over 1000, and valuation OF 81.
100000. Transcript.
business docsn', seem to be very lively
there. Passing through the city, the other
day. we saw cali tied IN one Of the streets
in the middle OF the city, to feed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

Tnr Poruu CrlrnE,rioy. The Scnii'
mel gives report of u meeting, in that city
Saturday evening. to consider the proprie'y
of celebrating the anniversary OF the set
Ting Of colony a, the mouth OF the Ken
nebcc. in lGO7. Speeches were made by
several gentlemen from diiTercn, part. OF
tho State. AZ the clo.c Of the meeting a
committee Of arrangements wa, appointed
TO poriec, the arrangements
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

The United States Supreme Court was
recognized during the las, session Of Con.
grc.-. The following /. the new arrange.
men,:
New Euglanl (no.p. Justice Ma.
than Clifford.
New York and Vermont. Justice sam.
ucl Nelson.
3-pcnn.ylvanA and New jersey, Jus.
,icc Rohcr, T. Gricr
i-Drllwarc. Maryland. Virginia and
North Carolina, Chief Justice Roger u.
Tcnney.
South Carolina. Georgia. Florida,
Alabama and Mississippi. Justice james NJ
Wayne.
G-Loui.ians, Texas. Arkansas. Ken
,u'ky and Tennessee. Justice John Ca,rOn
Ohio and lndianua, Justice Noah II
Swayne.
s-Nicbigan. Wisconsin and Illinois
Missouri. Iowa. Kansas and Mime
son, Justice Daniel T. Miller.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

Coon TOR OLp OXFORD. Thirty four men
from the towns Of fryeburg, Sweden and
Stow, arrived here yesterday afternoon.
They were under the command OF Lieut..
VIM. NJ jenkins, and intend to Join the
Jackson Guards, Capt. Martin. attached to
the 18th regiment. Adv. Goth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

NORWAY IrEs.. The quota Of Norway
/. tw,nty.one. Up TO this date twenty
three men have ENLISTED. Two or three
names more will make the ,weniy.onc GER
tain to pass muster.
The Sanitary Committee have forwarded
to the U S. Sanitary Commission, two large
bales Of cotton drawers, shirts, bandages.
and other articles for the comfort Of sick
and wounded soldiers. and purse Of abou,
eighty dollars.
Sers't Henry Tucker, Albion l.. Hutch.
inson. Jane. Merrill. b. q, Crockett, Hen.
~ IIerriek. wilkins and - Frost. all OF
Norway. have arrived home discharged for
disability from tho li,h Ne. Reg. q, Baton
Rouge. They are now couvale'cent, and
some OF them express strong desire TO en-
liz, again as soon as they have recovered
their health.
4 few Of the Canada tourists have rc'
turned. apparently satisfied with their visit.
Like certain character whom everybody
has heard OF. they hdr, nothing 10 gay.
The Dauai,es (.ynonym for seec-sionls,s)
are very quic, jus, now, but some OF them
are secretly circulating the secession speech
Of Ben Wood. the celebrated gambler. Such
men will be looked alter. FEDERAL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

The Office Of tho St. CrOix Herald. at St..
Stephens, N. b.. was again destroyed. Mon
day evening The types and material were
scattered in the streets, or thrown into the
river. The Herald has defended the Union,
and thus called upon i,s proprietor the ven'
ceancc Of the tories in the Province.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

Brown Thurston. Portland, has just 10.
sued in neat pamphlet form. the new Excise
Tax Bill. The matter 10 alphabetically ar.
ranged in convenient form for reference.
Sent BY mail on receipt Of elk cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

The paper, say the Adjotan' General las
sent 900 men back 10 their regiments. Onc
man who had NJ, reported himself, has been
arrested in Winslow. Arrangements have
been made to look up oil s'ragslers in the
State Immediately.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

\ company chartered las, winter, Is nbou,
to build a Telegraph from Augusta to skow.
hogan. The line will run along the som.
4 Ken. railroad, II the company makes no
charge for right Of way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

The Bangor Whis has an extract from a
letter from the li,h Regiment. The men
are in poi health. Recruits have been OBJ
tanned in New Orleans 80 tha, they have
now 99j men &, for duty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

The following delegates have been chosen
from BrowmGcld, TO attend the ConSrcssiOn.
al Conventions at Auburn, Aug. 4:
l.. Il Bean.
Daniel Goodwin, Jr.
Thomas =. Cleayes.
Delegates to County Convention:
T.. Il. Bean.
ID. Goodwin. Jr.
I. +. Clcaves.
Z. Wentworth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

The volunteers from this vicinity went to
Portland, Thursday, by The noon train. 1t
10 understood that the men from Oxford,
Norway, Paris. Greeuvood. Woodstock,
and Bethel, will be formed into one CON-
papy. under command Of Capt. Albion
Hersey. who ha. already received his CON-
mission. Mr. - Brisg., Of Norway. will
be ls, Lieutenant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

Pol.os. Some very distressing cases Of
poison. by icy, exi., IN this village. One
little girl !. 50 severely poisoned that her
life is considered in great danger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

The Press states thai the four regiments
now recruiting. must be tilled Up this week
Those wishing to Join them must hurry up
We are informed that in the Kennebec towns
largo numbers Of the new recruits are !oin-
ing the old regiments. The bounty 10 larger
and they prefer to 70 10 with body Of e1'
pericnced men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

When our paper wen, to press las, week
IL va. reported iha, the quota Of Paris was
nearly flled. Not 80 many were enrolled,
however, as we were thus led to represent.
The quota Is now full, with some ROOM tor
snsoand men to be rejected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

The following description We cory from
deed recorded in this County -" thence
nor,herly four rods, thence as crooked as
you can 90 to the north line Of tho Phillips
Academy Grant
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

Darn OF Mn. Wax BuErS. ES.prc.i
Lcu, Van buren,. died at Kindsrhook, y.
Y, las, Thursday. Ills funeral was At
tended by a large concOursc Of distinguished
persons, on Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

We hear that our neighbors. OF the Bride.
ton Reporter. have purchased the power
press. on which the Bethel Courier was
formerly printed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

A paragraph |. going the rounds tina. the
women Of the South were the cause Of the
rebellion. Undoubtedly they produced tho
recruits. Boston Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

Tho Anniversary exercises Of the Maine
State Seminary occurred last week. Gov.
wa'hburn was present and addressed the
students, briefly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01
JOHN J. FERRY. Editor

TERMS.-ore Dollar and fihs Goats. re
,.sr, in advance; Two Dollars, at the end Of th'
year. un
Clubbing. We wouh respse tiully call IN
attention Of SOC q. are sTossd To l,ad their az
Ia extending The circulation oi hone psTsT
tho folio~ing offer;
We sin ssui
10 Copies. cor one war. Zoe 80, -"
% Copies foe one year, Zoe <"'"'
AMI one copy to the rerson ge'iiog ~ 'he ''""'
The MONEY must ACCOMPANY the o'det'
IS. NJ. Psusngiu 4 Co.. ~ S@,. $500
Rc.I,n and iss Nassau Suss,. New York are
or authorized sg~nis.
Ion PRINTING nsath executed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

The Courier say. the Lincoln company
for the 18th regiment, has gone into camp,
on the Arsenal ground. a, Bangor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

DR. W. b. L,pham. Of Woodstock. has
been appointed lss Lieutenant. in the 10th
Regiment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

Republican
District
N0mllttev.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

Missouri. Iowa. Kansas and Mime
sota, Justice Daniel Z. Miller.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-03

81 333
ahAsen M wore Il t1osf6 sfs ~ IN
we'll pssiled dawn osnS ffs 33ir11 <sf
with bis head jnrfjh< b 76fl 4 - ~ fS
his puek ttA, He Ii e1ff Y r. r. snSs7 ~
and beef4 tho mai w e. sStif&
fn@ eye0f Asg4e1 S41 = q &1t ri sf{v ma
Airot polittc3N0 r. SS57 1 2 Hsn tsrs
in whatever depa9< d m skS ri 6]aeed
0Qv1rnQt Fed, u 61GG a1od k6rS e. 81 f1srka "
possessing eeeE0c4 5and 0E intne = 5dE5f 1fiel.
dHca4e4 fQlt4aSl&s t14k SO q SfSs S86Hs fys fsaf
ENeveN &tjx 1zftt. AitkSnk 6ofo3 60 Ias.t efssss
= lasM lAfr9 IT. n 1 'hnsa and
{ t1l{4 bqLE t4 ~ - 6E6S511sS he Il one
IT tto4s r71 Nb0 n liz 1xtSS11 fona 81 e1ssn
tenAae6 and fentl1s& fh4 tdnf " f6afrte tSafhA
mAdA mp Me own mind on atI gtaa13fsHa sf fame
ana WhAssxefs ~ nd9psent t6I4 hlm was right
that h1 held ~ ~ ad aGd every tirci1ulsts tsuce
but not IN ~ o0Anslre mR1uer. H. 81 ii the
n6 ghbcrh00d &c my. BtY19g 90 f0brat Ia spps r.
fence. sSS ~ 49, & Sc
s H04ernck PiefFOiaf, ot Westefn s4frr,.a II
mA6 le8t AfffAetiFe III HpEeEraxeA thar : sraafed
4 sQHeNhnt "a ~ btyie of q 11n ~ il r1s91atfr
M Nh1& &5Sx aid aooa aToFth az 1alr.
hAe ~ f1nteuAFsa 4, hat a. fhs sRrae siuae M,
exfkoSa50n ~ 34lf IND rfnf7aSfo Tha fae t,,ras
I'D ~ 49, ~ o31naieafive af man whe would
-sssss. sSlg ylole. @ Dus man o. good counsel
49, -, 81 81 Ds,aney M1.n isis sxecn.
k;s ffyss I'M 81 n1,sar,sa - 80 Is',. ~
to attract etfsrItior - = s'A
E f3uxtvS0r afes sf fIlisnets Il a, ,..
s6d prcbesy more dressv n ar ,s.s.s ~ -, s;
nlAn dfsAe West He is shpat iye it i, Il, !. ,ss
fn6s lark ey&s and ar =
grasf dsal pf esrs has s pr yas.d a,sntssh xy
sion about hi mouth With outlines AZ rr
that would indicate ths, he considered nis onrnn
better than any ore else and des,,e 10 ferca al,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-03

sfrcng impression amoog susny q
rators al I.ivrrpno. That the FNd1i5
nay sooa BE- .faSeed to acespt peace,
neen eiteGteo 10 .isy Al r.tlnction u
ron The qaotsit Mis- az Friiay ieA5
however. q nf1jority ef 1hs sasyok6l
nlns' connected with Sew York ia
b+liaf that the country viii ilssve ~
nisi'g more ufontaa Of Misery befpe4
any arproaeil to acfgal nsTotiatto5s4 a
ton OF tia struggle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-03

A MOUNTAIN OF ALuA.--The Marion {H. C. }
Enterprise speaks Of mounfsn. l2 miles South of
Morsanton. which sxudes alum from the goeks on
both Its sides, evincing tha tact slst tbs whole
mo antan is nlled with the triple saiphate Of aum
nj and potassa. Tbs editor says he has often seen
bsskets of pure alum taken from tho rocks.in dry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-03

7 OSr-GD Friday evening. AIRED cow, square
II 4 ly built. and In good condition. She is ba-
tween SIX and eight years old, and her horns curl
neatly towards the csntrs of her head a reward
of SO will bs paid for information that will ensb
me TO recover her JOHN 6. MAYNARD,
IA 30-st- Warsaw in Sidney
ffsEN DOLLARS REWARD.- --s.rsyed from. Mr..
i Charles Hanes's, In Henrico county negr he
city, two red COWS. both with white spots in the
faces; ono had on q bell. A reward of $40 will bs
paid for their delivery IN the subscriber In Rich
mond. on 7th, between Clay aud Leigh streets.
50 l-lm~ JOHN A. MOSBT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-03


JAMES ARMSTRONG Enlisted at Lime Kiln
Ala, by Capt King. on the I'd day Of April 156N
% years of age, feet in height, Aorid compexior
blue eyes, light hair hsayy person, and prcarinsn
nose.
JACKSON Enlisted at Shslb,
Springs, As by Capt. King. on the 18th day q
March, 1859; ls years of age, about feet inchs
in height, light complexion, blue eyes, light hs
light person. and ordinary nose.
LEANDER CARDEN-Rnlisted at Columbims
Ala, by Capt King, on the 29th day Of Mare
1862; 80 Years Of age, S feet In height, blue ey}
dark hair, heavy person. and Roman nose.
JAMES N. BMITH-Enlistsa at Shelby 1prius
Ala. by Capt King, Oh the 25sh day Of Marc
1882 lS years OF age. ABOUT feet inches
height, Aosii complexion, blue eyes. light hs
heavy persou, and ordinary nose
Thirty dollars will be paid for the delivery
either Of the ab0ve persons OF any jail In the @.
fsderacy THOS. u. MORROW,
&C 2--3.' Capt; CONG Co
ErFTEEN DOLLARS REWAkD-Fcs the
rast OF Private THOS :. CAHPER, compc
Q. "a Virginia Cavalry last seem usgr Cord
sils. Deserted on the 3oth August.
. JAMES BRECKINRID0E,
ne2-lGt- Csptsin CO C. Cd Va Caviar