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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court, held at
RA>DOLPH DIsrRIc1. S. Brookhehl, in said District
the 9th day of August A. ID. 1862.
n 5. SPEAR, administrator of the estate OF George
II. Wheatley, late of Brooked, in said district, de
ceased, presents adminiStraIo account fer examna
ton and allowance, and makes application for decree
Of dist ,iJmon and partition Of the estate of said de-
ceased
Whereupon Is ordered by said Court, that said
COZ, said application be referred session of id
Court be held at the Probate Office in Chelsea, the
for hearing and decision thereon and it is further
dered that notice hereof be given all persons inter
ested by publication of weeks
lv in the Green Mountain Freeman, newspaper pub
shed Montpelier previous to said time appointed for
hearing, that they may appear at sad time and place.
and show cause If any they may have, why said account
should not be allowed. and such decree made.
iiy the Court,
349f3wt Attes-, j. Il. CLEAN ELAFl', Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate curt, held
RA>p"LrH District, IS. Randolph, within and for said
District, the 2Sth day Of Au ust. A. d. lHtl.
Instrument purportng to be the last Will and Tesla
~ ment of Chester j. Howard late Of Braintree, in
said District deceased being presented to the Court by
William Il. Wells, the Executor therein named, for
Probate:
is ordered Ivy said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear session of said Court 70
be holden at the West Randolph House, in Randolph, on
he 25h day -ept-nber 1862 and show cause, if any
which purpose further ordered that copy OF the
ord this order published three weeks successfully
in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Montpelier,
previous to said Time appointed for hearing.
true copy of Record,
349f,wt Attest j. r ClEAV ELAND, Register
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4, The Bulletin says
just az We go to press, we learn that the Gov
ernor has determined to ISSUE IL proclama ton to
arm The State. Of course the emergency that
leads 10 this course is most pressing.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

WASHINGTON, Sept. f. EVENING. Conflict
lng and exaggerated accounts OF recent events
still form the topic OF general conversation
Many OF the statements ne altogether unreia-
bic, especially as to Inc number killed and
wounded.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

STATE FOFEvERMONT,r( Washington County Court.
WAsuIsoroN CoUSrY, IS. March Term, ie6a.
HORACE FIFIELD,l Asssmpst OH promlssory note
Us dated the 10Th day Of November,
W. c WHITE and 1885, signed by the defendants With
dale for the sum of 5000 payable TO Plaintiff bearer
OH demand with interest annualy.-Also the common
counts in assumpst for work and labor goods wares and
merchandise, &c.
Because the said John II. walker resides "ut of s's
State and has had personal notice of the pendenc
of this suit 1t is ordered by said Court that he he notified
thereof by shng substance of said suit, together
with this order three weeks successfully in the Daily
Green Mountain Freeman, newspaper printed In Mont
heller in said County of Washington The last rubca
tion to be at twenty days before the next tenn OF
this Court to be held Montpelier, within and for said
county of Washington the I'd Tuesday Of September
A. H. 1862 which will be deemed sufficient notice to thu
said John H. Walker appear at said term and make
LIT IHEk NBWOOhh, Cierk
e. L. FRENCH, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Nontnelipr August 9TH, 1862 d3w
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.,trR MILITARY BUDGET.
ARREST OF THE PUBLISHERS, EDITORS
AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HARRIS
Burg PATRIOT AND UNION"
IHEYLRE BROUGHT TO THE OLD CAP.
lTOL PRISON.

yesterday morning at three O'Clock Brig. Gen.
Wadsvortb, with Lieutenant Baker and two prI-
Yates from Washington, arrested o. Barrett and
Thomas G. Mcdowell, editors and publishers of
the Patriot and Union at Harrisburg, Pa, on the
cbsTCa Of treasonsble conduct against the Govern
merit, The evidence having been deemed sufficient
TO warran; their arrest. Montgomery Foster, ian
cTplO; ed editor y UTiah J Jones, Qocsl editor, }
who confessed to have written the negro placard
snd I'll the ComposItoIs In the Office connected
with tie afaiT, have also been arrested. The four
principals were brought to this city yesterday
afternoon, and were lodged in the Old Capitol
prison. Those are the parties who forged the
imPriE; Of the Washington Sfay to tie placards
above mentioned. They profess TO trt II the affair
al merely joke On tLeIr part, but it has proved
q sorry joke n them.
The following is . copy Of the negro placard
Issued by them:
ATTENTION, CnLORED MEN.
The rFelE Gen Lime has arrived In this city to-
Gay and will address tie C0loTed citizens OF Har-
glrbIEg N r., 1T Cf tae Market House 1T O'Clock
sE's (Nondsy) afternoon. Men and Brethren,
core aloEg
The government having granted him permits
sion 70 raise iwo COLoRED REGTMENTs, be will
ne prepared 10 swear In al able bodied colored
men who nay ofeT, and be confidently expects
10 TstEe one company in thiE place.
rms, ,qu' pments, uniforms pay and TatiOns
and bout the same as r. eived by White Sol
der, GHf no 6jsttactiOH IelH be ma fs. Come
Une, CONE all J. II ToMPKINs,
RscIaH.iEg CfIesT for Lanes CO!oTsd Regiments.
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J. The TEISs.--Tae fast and commod lou :
steamer KeypOrt, running 20 points down river,
On Slturicys goes 70 Piney Point, making the
Tip IN tevsn hours, leaving the Washington
wharf az {. Eht O'Clock m. The trip offers fne
facilities for CIR business meu, az It gives them
an opp1ItI.ity Cf enjoying the Saturday evening"
hop, fine salt water bathing, and superior salt
EstcT Injuries, ard returning in ample time for
Mondays Susneis, as the beat comes up Sunday
Afternoon. reaching her Washington wharf az ten
O'Clock p m The sceneTY along the Potomac is
Il 81 times Interesting, ard st this time more
az satst1c.CIy View CO the Eebel Notifications
NAV be had
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WHERE THEY ARE.

alexandra, Mo, which was captured and
hseced ny the gueriIlas, is (or was) thriving
town, situated On the Fox river, (Clerke county,
near tie entrance into the Mississippi. 1t con-
aims twenty stores and about 500 inhabitants.
Madirouvil!e, which a telegram to the Grenad i
(hiss) ATPeG! (rebel) announces as occupied by
Tie Fedora Is a small pest village in the parish
CT 81. TsDmany, on the Tchefuucta-about 81
miles nOrih Of New Orleans. Its population Is
aLCut 100, or i1eTsabOu,s
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TIE SIEGE OF vICKsBURG.

\ Rebei dispatch from Jackson, Miss, dated
july &C i, st-t-s that the s!ege OF Vicksburg, by
our feet, tss been abandoned, and that all the
y5Ese!s hsvs lsit the positions so long occupied
Dr. them in front OF that city. The loss to the
ely, by shelling, is said to have been only abou;
thirty or forty Thousand dollars, an estimate, OF
course, much below the actual figure.
The fact Of the abandOInento OF the design upon
Vicksbur2 is 10 evidence that our feet intend to
renal idle more especially as the rebel journals
acknowledge that 8. the Federals are threatening
Camp Moore, eighteen miles above New Or
10 ms" From that point We may expect to hear
eaeeTiEg news ere many days have elapsed.
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IL admiral GoldsOorOngh and Fleet Captain
"a have requested 10 be relieved from their
preseat Commands Runof ASSERTS dissalisfac.
lion With the command given TO Com. Wilkes in
fae James river To De the cause Of this request
20 a be ieved that Com. wilkes will take Admi-
ial Go-dsocrough's place and that Com Porter
Of the mo:!lT neei, will command the naval force
IN TIE James river
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ARRIVED

RssE Admiral Foote left his residence In New
Haven, MO9day evening, and proceed TO Wash
layton, where ne enters upon mis- duties Of Chief
Of Bureau Of "BquIpment and Recruiting" The
AdmIraI's Lesi.h Is nearly restored, although he
Is s'iu Obliged to use his crutnhes, "a he state
Of lis woUad VIII rot aIlow him 10 dispense
With ;heEa probably fOT several months to come
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-07

UThe Hon. C. L. valandigham, Of Ohio,
kas published q note In New York paper 10
whicn ne says
The statement in tie Columbus (Ohip) dis
patch IN your Tuesdays issue, that was Ear
rested, and that was Implicated In 'trezsorable
plo,.' or IN any other thing 'disloysl, 10 an in,
rudent f.brication Of the synonymous scoundrel
= no tele2raphSd Il. How long 10 the telegraph
=, be pTostit.,ed 20 such Infamous falsehVods'r
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PEEsoyAL.-Admiral A. Fl Foote, U. g. n. =;
Or. C Morris, Pal John Winslow, G. B. Lin
coin and F s. Lincoln, OF Brooklyn, N. Y;
Richard Bus,ur and r. T. Andrews, Surveyor OF
PoT! of New York; IIasc Dayton, N. VI and DR..
&. Bell, OF III, are ct wilIardS.
John 3. CarIile, Of Virginia, 10 at the Metro
ISlitau
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ORDERED.

L.c-l -. y. Queen has been ordered 10 the
H.avT Yard, W-sAi -glon, fo- ordnance duty
Essis--a. Pavr1z=.cf VIM II Weldon and Act.
Ing hss.s.al: fsynaster Alexander ~. Pearson
E1ve been ordered 20 the Western FIotius.
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ARERSTEO

lien. A. y. p. Nicholson, ex-Uaited stitss
Sen4syr frcm Tennessee, has been arrested In
Columbia, Tenn, by order Of Gen. Negley, and
IIaced in Close confinement, for UtteIing t!ea
s.nEble seItlmenta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-07

RIcHELIRU On WLR.-RiehshsE-Reme
my grand msxims First, employ ali methods tc
Conclliate.
JOssTh Failing these,
Riehs!isE ALL MEASs TO CRUSH
We believe IN RIcheIieu
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RELIEVED

BiZ1dier General f Il g. Candy is relieved
from drty ia lie Department Of New Mexico,
and ordered 70 Ee5oI, IN person to the Secretary
OF W1r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-07

u GeSe'al Jameson left this city Yesterday
evening for New York enroute for " aine, accom-
panied By bis wife ard Msjor Mann from Maine.
he Is quite feeble, but Il 10 supposed that the
cooler, more bracing air Of the North, viii have
great tendency 10 reilly him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-07

RuSSIas AWAY TO AVOID TIE DRAFr.-The
Indianapolis correspondent Of the Cincinnati 6 l.
zette says; .
"a large number Of persons are daily Syriving
here fIom Ohio, vaich State they left TO avoid .
DAFT -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-07

@srlg General w. L. Elliot h relieved
from duEy with the army Of the Mississippi and
ordered to fepSTt for duty to Major General Pope
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-07

~CBURCH CAMP MEETING-McKss-
jig dTse Chapel, Mass. Geenus, bs.Lrefn 9Th a nd
]0h SfS.-Thtr Church, vn'c Oh ma been undergoing
Thorough TsTalr, vil BE- reoSsaed on SUNDAY,
August 81, when VII. be cor menced q series of
meetings similar to those usually held on tbs camp
SrOuGu, A. q. IN. four praysr meetings will be
he II the four oIass room III tHe bEa5Msut at IL
IN. preaching In the main auiience room; az {!
D. m preaching Il the same place; .. 81 p. m four
ClEss } Dom PIE; er meetings; at ,. N. preaching
In the Ta n audience room. DuTIlE the succeed :
laE tAgs OF tie week similar serylceI wall be held
e1ch dAV, with the sddt-o of a morning PRAYER
msstIny 20 O'Clock, ind al CcoAsIruEl vari.ti IN
OF TIE rvlces at H.. ~ prayer and ths relation
Il christian eSPeneEcs. 'SIe pubic - earnestly
invited to attend. seats ireo. aul-lE~
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BOARDING.

RoAhDiN616ood Rosns ana Board San IA
hhd N northern FANNY 81 33s Twenty frst NJ.
-. 20 -osA Z ala 4. a. 2-lWs
kgoMS AND BOARD, with Northern fsmi.
SSBs "a kpeaSant locality near the Uepartmerts
SSsE hoase. faIhituIe and heddirg A lew Tsbe
Sus,us.i seeSTmodated. 44s Twelfth treet, be-
s'oSH ie I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-07

IT, DAWSON LODGE, No I6.-MASoNIC
0S NOflGE.-Fhers vii! be . specLal meeting
Of DsSso1 Lodge, No. is, THIS EVENING, at
II O'o'cok. All Brethren In good standing ars
I. at5rEGllJ invited to attend,
It z. B. BARRETT. Sec.
Office Of TIE Commissioners rHdsr fks act of April
10, 1862 entitled An act for ths release of GER
tain PERSONS held 10 ssTvtes or labor in the DIS.
fItet Of Columbia" City Hall, Washington,
Augusta, 1861.
~THE COMMISSIONERS, having determ-
u2 ined to adjourn on he 18th instant to brl az
up their work, notice 10 hereby given % all petit
tloEers for compensation under the act to produce
the servants for which claim Is mado within tae
next ten days.
She Commls4loEsrs will, until the 18th instant,
met 1t 40 O'CLOCK q. m, overy day, except Mon
GaJz and Ehuradsss,
au CIV VIM. r. WOODWARD. CLERK
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.p,,,t ., IN. Morning rrsss.

The IztsHigs5esJ argues that the non-slave-
holding sta.es had heretofore pledged a support
to cor psnsat,d emancipation, by their legi'la-
lures passing resolutions asserting that the eople
I'D the States should bear part Of the burden OF
removing slavery by all just and prudent meas
urss.
The Republican urges the necessity Of more
stringent and decided measures in the prosecution
OF the wsr, and holds thst /" It 10 gross, rank and
incredible fslly which has brought US into our
present predIcsment and the ground for hope IL,
f.ai iais folly IL now seen and abandoned
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EXCURSIONS. PIO MOS, &c.

a PIC MIC viii be riven by the members Of
"A the PHRNiX SOCIETY 70 tNA- a
Los TAN Isl AN ID on THURSDAY, -
August 7th, commencing at o'clooE. go
Boats will CONVEX PASSENGERS from Bish ksS
street whAsf, Georgetown. durIuf the day. fee q
chsrye o God music, and refreshments IN sbupd
snos. Tickets 50 cents, admitting Eentlel. and
ladies', 20 be had Of any OF tho mentors or tbs fol
conmiffss Of xfaassszsH.s
J. ]. Kane, Ea.il KepssH.
J. Lackey, 6eorfe SYLVESTER,
~, Brosufn. ghonss Duffy,
J.Regsn, Ed. LcLnJ.
Thos J. Philips, 8u4-<t'
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DOEI w No, On TIE STEAM EN6INE,
IOrdOn ;; s.,
Ten = on, o tbs Locomotive steam Engine,
IIrdOI 3 81,
TemPie:UL's Ht,vr,gh's and Er EiLears CoH,-
PAM / OrtCa; g. Sd
Glgtttson, On -'re Stssfn Engine. JOId IN 81,
GusaiIo or Ia steam Eary Of SI eat Britain,
LONDON IS >
WHO 'en:Gd tie Locomotive Engine, London /;
SlTi,
Wines Gateohism OF the Marine Steam EnEins,
LOIdOl;-5
Russell, on Tho Staam Engine, London s2z5,
PsmhouT, On ocomotion; 81,
WoUdc afIs Origin . nd Progress o. Steam Navi.
CATION. London SIs5,
Maia ana Brown, on 9 Indicator and Dyn.more
ter, Lon 5on; : 81,
Gordon. en- the Ma Inc Steam Engine, London /;
S375
Rist1Iy Of the MsrIre Steam Engins. London az,
hssveiPs Engineers Pocket Book 81 IS,
NrEtIon'5 Mechanics; 81 80.
Ru7 FRANCK TAYLOR
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE STEAMSHIP GOLDEN GATE BURNT
At SEA.
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY LIVES

NEW YoRx, Aug. THE steamship Colder
Gate, which left San Francisco July 2lst for Pan
anna, with two hundred and thirty passengers
and one hundred and fourteen thousand In treas
ure for New York and two hundred and seventy
thousand for England, was burnt at sea July "a,
and one hundred and eighty lives lost
AL the treasure was also lost.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NRw YORK, Aug. 7-11K a. m.-FiYt Board
Long bonds, 9s&; gold, 14x.
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.HrFILE JF AD-ms EXPRESS Co,
~ TAssI55TOH. ID G .AuZuE. J, 1872.
NOTICE -Gonsisnes of twenty. seven boxe.
Nv. l.. ~ - and aiEp c1rsisnes OF si6Vsa cassr
shOes, per Ecllpse Lire, from SsS ! oTE, mGrk ed
-. Nj" ErS TasUeFGed 10 cone forward, pay
ch.FyAs and tske tEa-7 a~SJ; otheraIB6 they Will
DC eiG5 e. - Their risk ard ex 1eI,e.
AU7 60 fRtpD g. G.. DUNN, Agent
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TRUssEs-TRUSsEs, of the 1est srproy al
4 sl.les. sna 81 sis . AID prices
S9uyn Amoncan soap hxk tMATy 4
Medicines, foIist Articles. DO.
For saae g MOOR E,s WsH End Drsr ssors,
40 Fs'sVss soutA siae' ~ 81 ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE NEW YORK ATLANTIC GARDEN,
IL No. $50 Is STREET, BKrwnIN isIH AVID ltrH,
knsssnGesfs Eee'y Ntsh;-slsNORa sEl DBL,
With b sr tine vocals a. viii appeal and siaf New
Ballads; Free Concert every Eight, Refiesh
ments dispensed bJ attentive walters.
aus lvs sTnp0svI L. m
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4 Attest NEWS
la IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS
D-aftiHg AHsEdy ComHsXe.d 10 WGsAiMgfos

1T " -''s 1A'I|N1s OV''E "8S"CsH 10 HssHtHEIUE.
BRILLIANT CHARGE!
Lg.sr sdSic6s iafOrn Us that the SOLACE
Il Z Ee LCyes everything before It that the pTiE-
Cipsl sGrt u tie draiuLg falls UpJa the sOLaCE
q Il.
str. I4ts- cisess inform w that = sucee5sful
charge was made yas;5 day by tbs motel and res
Ia or IT keep Of thiE CITY, c1atuTiny over t6o
thousand bott' 60 Of 80 'aOH
f y0u Ssn. pl arsnt and healthy beverage free
from xitroli or PClscporp drusI, csii for SOLACE
81 x. EVerJ body KEEPS IL.
IT = Dssns ~ r IT. au7n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-07

Ostheim Brothers,
80 SOUTH WILLIAM ST, NEW YORK.
ANCH,
1875 PENNA. AvENUE,( souTH snE)
Between Ninth ami Tenth Sta.
WASHINGTON, DC.
IMPORTERS OF
FINE BR NDIEs,
FRENCH. SPANISH and GERMAN WINES
GIN, sCHNAPPS, &o., SO.
Also, pIALERs IN
CHOICE OLD RYE BOURBON WHISKY
81. CRoIx AND JAMAICA RUNS,
With superior facilities gained from many years
experience in the Importing Business, We are On
sbled to offer great induoeme nts, and invite the
attention Of Restaurant and Hote Keep srs, as vel
~ Club Room Associations ard Private Families
to our complete and we'll selected stock Of
CLARET,
HOOK,
MOsELLE and
HUNGARIAN WINES,
As also our Superior Old
PORT WINE.
bottled expressly for NJ by Messrs. Osborn & Co.
in Oporto.
AMONTILLADO HARMONY
and other e ne brands Of
SHERRY AND MADEIRA WINES.
CHAMPA6NES
Of ell the most celebrated brands.
All of which We offer ut tho
LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES
IL If preferred, parties wishing TO order origi
ma package, can have them shipped direct from
New York. OsTHEIM BROTHERS,
IA elm 29s Pennsylvania avenue.
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'1 LOOE OUTLOOK OUT!
4 HE ULdeTsIEred tts Just received q fine stock
Of FOOT Ives. 6AiGESS and SHOE up
PER., al OF q good SuIlit', WHOM yUu are re-
psctfuiIy inyIt 4 10 call and examine our stock
, ore you purchase, at he old place, Eve ftA e.,
harJlsLd sVeEuo, no. cos, lslsn1.
Eu73:- n CLARK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-07

LEY sIALLIONA rAUCIION On "A m
shDal MOhNlN6, August Q. We val SCI
Aour Aucuon Rooms, without ressrye-
One grey 90 lion, about seven Year, old.
Terms cash.
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STANDARD

~ BLACK TEA!
% CHESTS choice Black and Green Tea lust re-
oeIySl. KING b. BURCHELL,
Cd y 1 Or1er 18th At and Vermont avenue
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AUUTHIf SALsA
KUTURR DEM-

BY w. L. WALL n Co. Auonoueers
s1oocssoTs OF Wan & BaRNARp.
CAPIroL HIgL LOT AT PUBIC AUC-
,nfant. q O'Clock, vs Will sell On The premisss
70. ~, an ttutresD fronting 81 fesI on q al
oI llS oeavten S'rth ara Sevsnsh ttreets
Terms; Obethnd ossky bssree II G, a and n
ncntnt, bearing inteTnft. secured IN de Of trust
- .ment OF e:O vii lie required Immedi-
n1 w. I WALL a CO, Auoss.
By w. l.. WALL eco ,Auctiopeer,
suocessors 70 WALL a BaRNIIp
GIIY LOTS AT PUBLIC ACCTIoN-Oa
70 eioch. We WI sell Oh the premIsos, comn.n-
olI WIN Lots Nos and 2. square 81; Lot NO. IA.
ssst, est.een NJ and n st ests; aRd Lot 40. =,
1erms One third cash. and a p.,m.ui OF s>o
INTERESTINGLY. the balance IA 9, IL, and 70 months.
oe.nnt interest ard secures bv Gee OF trust.
~ Io w L. WALL n CO. Auo,s.
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noissdnes Across the Rivsr-TRs Rebels
Sksdaddle-Our Sick and Wounded
Fight at Malvsrn HiH-The Re6sls
Waippsd-The Divisions Engaged-C4p-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10

Dusaler GcnsrAl llrNEr rENor. who il
vi, DC rscoliccicl was taken prisoner al the
hattie % Cheat Mountain. aui aiierwarl,
iuc,rcyn,cl in Iuaths1ne PRISON at Ei;h-
m,ni. wa' liberated on parole short time
zines. II, arrived IN tn. city yc',srdiy,
and lci, IN the 55ai last evening Tor hi'
hone in Passport. lie Is much emaciliei
an i,b.l,;At,l by clos, confinement, foul
ar and miserable fare. AMI 1t val probably
require some weeks before be j, sufficiently
rs,uselntci 10 return to ais ro.,. provided
he set. exchanged before thA, time Gen.
7 graduated at Wet P5ir; Ia 1885. aul
In ISIS vas promoted 20 MAJOR ior saiIln,
c1udue, at rslJ A.,l, during the VI I'can
War. Pres.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10
In DAYS Of Old.

There was ,ha~--in ds,s &c oil
sWhca health was pntrd above fne gold,
That d,t has pss.sd-sll nov n~gl-ct
That PrvCi0as booa--sli shoad protect.
ofssasc sad resson. al sr~ b.rrG.
o. q wssli arfssf theF.'s bot l,itle len.
Appiy a thea o. csrr yoaf ,lls
By thU iaueiistr sse sf iiettick's Fills.
The -ea,th ne Pill. suriie whole conmrai.
ties b, ihrir Ws,icfisl gafrs. Adapted ." Ia
fsn~,. ,anih. mtah..sl sai oil age. Pot ~ With
tp.ii.h, Sptai,h. fFrn-h 1ai Or'r,a d'Te'I'sus.
o. stai', coated s,h sagtr. raFsl, vegetable.
aal ..l - i,rs- fiaiil, l.,xe- to' y crats.
49, ,Iyerisrmrat ~ ihiri p1gr.
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wiII,su ,r.i El,lai-th A Hall, aged 40 YEAR. and
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agsd Nears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10

Gr>. CuEris - Tux wAE. Gen. Curtis
was recently invited By he o'i friends A.
K,okuk % accer, OF public reception. 10
IL letter OF reply be says
d" Break down the rebel armies, conf.cate
tie property % their supporters. deprive
the rr'e.s 90 thcirsll,es and their suh-iancc.
PROSTATE to- aud elevate friends aud the
Uuion men in thousands, Who now trcmhe
Ia the vtc-cnce % the appr,hensiou %! i''
return. all proclaim their devotion o our
G,S~Tumynr. aud unite with us hrArtly "a
r,.'oru: peace and prosperity To our Onec
happy country.
lhavs camvai-nci through three Of the
soch.ici Confederate State, and express 10
YOU uIy observations aud CONVICTIONS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10

We are apt T. te tree ~,th our jpkes upon
Doctors and their Drugs. until sick and IN
need Of their al. then all alike bow 90 the
necessity at rcco.r-s 10 their hard earned
and often M rsqui,ed skiiI. The prevailing
lehsi that Physicians irOvn upon whatever
dsviats. from their peculiar system and
usaccs arises from the tact that their better
information leafs them soonest % detect aud
discard the medical delusious aud Imposi'
ton that are thrust upon the community.
That they arNEcady I'D prompt 20 adopt
any really valuable invention i seen by the
treatment Doct. j. &. Ayers Chemical
Rsmedio. have ever received at their hands.
They appreciate the value Of these medicine,
because they know their composition, and
where i the man who ever heard a rcspec
table Physician either dsrarsge them or
discourage their u.s.? No profession or
pursuit has done more for the human
family than the medical profession. None
u followed by n0bler men or Tor nobler
ends nor Is there one which better deserves
the hest thanks Of mankind. lCanion
(N. Y. J Democrat.