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The New York herald., 1863-11-20

ens rr.neh w,ns s"a Iipua, u-nu,
s.,,s ,.i osiss a. n.. 80 80, ,,.,t. =, ~,
"'a'''''ssiss.s 'ssiss.sDy. rry ors AND wHlsEgy
- - se.yr,9 go. v 49,. =. =, ~ ,,,s.ss 80
80. .a1 :. Sssss a Ea,ass ss'sI'ss ss,
pee 'ts.siTtcfrhfs1 cniHrAqyH wisE
s,s ,.., o,. =, sca S'sgktHs sfffEHs
49, 80 y s,, ',' &, .4ss a.,s,.s ..s
G.,rss a,'.as .sa1s' ~ .r'f I. = % ,..',.s
1,.- sss.i. iariss a.slf ~ va s.,-.g
p 80 49,. ....s .ss ~ =. q .ss lJ1frss
acLE' 10 ,4Sasr srlfiyY n i.,rrrsSlfi 5tILc5 5doE 10 -
Z -. 80. I. - y. T., ,'' X, $50. Istsi'1
n. Ua',,a s'. ..' sss = gis.,.,. s,,s
rfrss w.a.ts ... l... s.s. - ar
.ssrss.'s ~ III 49,, W oaasia 80 fe@'g' ia
stss,v' iyyi';;i..rs,fD rs ..... n ,aa ar.s,. ~.
,,.....-n.,,n 4. Co. naaissi Coz.
,..,, -. ~ ,t.i, a,..ss prss' o. aiI -
.si.s,
,,.,...-g.r.h nro,hsu, cornss 80
s,'.l-.,, ,ss asr i-sst agl r.Fs G~@i'. aars 'f.
| sss.l;.' r,.a.. . 49, 'r'saast
wtss. ro-p,s., n.is py., n-f Dy-
..-ssnffir,s.n 4 ''iI asssa q .''.s .s y - -
W. A. s.sn.ier.. u-ir pys-dns n'1
. .,sss.'. -. Isl S.,is".'. f.'ssy q 5000
,n..,sr a vn.oa.. uish,., pr,~I~N
49, v.i-.s 80 Fossss rstsi b@b'.4f Tea sAsAA
I - FfastHsI
Wis. scog:,. 2: ...., re-, !, 3 .p1yihra'ss. lss.s
/ NAm artst
10 car. De vi.,., III ykrsss.s, ~
- ''''' . ' {Str'si. W sssEs.S.-,
"a vts.t rrs-sbars. in isss.
n..s,as.. ts- r,,--I1s ssvtso sA0spp,
y. es9'.. . s,s.. s.;.',, ~. ~ - .rMS($8
| a. 81 as ~slsv fsfs 3. ID .ssgthfS ~
fsf. So ~ alati~tg. ~ tsft, tss ~ Vwss
sfssA @FstF@
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

IN various iooshs. Nth many others tror ~ rsons
havs rsufercd written sud Vcrhs tesu 1nias esa ~
beyoni 40 rs rrnarkabe general mel ra' propcr
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
Mann a Company.

Esil'srs u .m.r.-,a 49, ggtsgs P.l.s@
,.s ruinsh.s sf o. fiItsffsfsf 'BCIEHTfFfC AhkkS
Cls " FArk ro-, Nes rqft
rsnuhfts - flfqrmsuon a11 - -sais tf.-.
srss n,n copirs Of fts pa.csif
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C{jv SstN,Ssrev--

ossssrn 81 nr7 Rsy rAnsS S''' IN, 49,.
o. tho rs, ohvoI Oh a., o,,.,o :, ,a o,,,.r1. !,
tae innaouaS Conception IA Fosrtoer,h sts,,t too.,
PADo ye'"1h'Y morning A. thH Cnp-,h fhlch 80.
slssoy p'pel - aoltniag out o. ces,S f5r enc o.,
ooa"n oe'sgman' soonn sel.iom usas ES cello
srstsi " tho Rog ~ Horroign. e,ai,od by Pathors
" aAsShs1 hnd Orseuigo tho R3g Isther 4 A Far
70. l?sh2s "a Gioqgelt sermon 0for wb,oh tha Goa
- slli1h y3Uci tho toLAI4 ol Eataer OlIarA Nhioh
zero Ni on, in handsos rcsewoo- cDHn a 40 cantrs
.sls OF tho church At the Con0lall Of mo roikouA
c,ran mics tho remains Wsrc RSeY % C,yary Ccu1iory
for IIt1r,Bact
TINS PeE,Dsvr o. nw DsAp P,arI- " Ts)sa.-i Joan
BordaH President n tbs Das1 Haobr Association vho
hsy' the- heatlusrtsrs "a hJbarry ,le5. Baxter
hrJlsnt before I1sflrs n0~huE 80. trifsg upon
chtra, % asaau., ana battery elsoa John % Moi tho
e,' 70 'ynt riace % Asg0a ,n tnHtaHl alr8oL. sld -
daid 20 have boon most uup py0sed -fEr fou iays
49, ls3 s1cusad couiltte1 simar assault ur0H oHcsr
htLaloy, " tha hiEth rroc1 pn o1 while tte attor
wa 20 duty 10 Centre itrest Tao .strat9 LHf ths
acca,'i - os 20 tho sum o. 500 @ ,..sp
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

-Ss---s----~- <apm&naI
ysseplsp.' -, ans1rpss.-d ivsnns' "sn''y' ~ y
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
Corns, Bunions, Inverted MAI

Chaps, Chass saiIowness, Erupttons,
Spots Hpecks and oil skin b'emlahes cured bT UOU.
IA 90 ) Italian Med Gated Sap. as Brosdwsy.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
AsD B0uB
- ~ - lls 60 - . ~

som. ru, ,,se tA, forsaia o. lt. of o. s-sAs.s wAF
e. ,rnii.ed 10 .......,. , .
who eIp-essed Lis unguAari appreciation o. no cemrAA
don. Ia addition " VII
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

Crtstadoro's Hsp Dye, preserveeevs
an Wig den wholr.f ana fsfsH Ne SA0or neuse
TL. dye applied by skn'ui efta's
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

srzei Joints al desssa ~ the feet cured without
pam 10 tho rausnt by Dr.. LACHAhiE.
tut. on OhiroT odst No. 40 BtoAdNay
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

New Perfume far thc yiane1<rrrhtrf.
EXTRACT OF axe
ktgur BLOOMING CIRRUS
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
RxiiILhnAsT TONtc
no DsowsY or srurKYYINo RssorroMyoILjss

ourosmpoaed lhe perfection q oAsmi1a ana lnehoa
ART by Us Alternative pon-rurs u pfsreaA oonfNpAh'
ani GouEh hishly osausrstss
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

wise, seop..'..; =. ...., re-; :, npDyihrt's drss.s
hAm Affst
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
hsH Voat Pss &C. o..

,aJa,1usnry 90 A..sont aprg,or ef tr lr..et
~ - .i.ais Ns~ars y =. st our F3ueH afnlai.. =
sc numbar or trta 10 n1' tefs ans ur rff.r 800
s,-1-si mouths Lis r.HY IusfneI ua tlae re
rai',s Itica In HliN4 ti =
u. ia Ir ~ urfa .f tera' t1vc'ctk'r res+t a'
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

yhs.tsr a Wilson. uishss, pr,wigN
E.~a.s v,s1irss 40 Fes'tfs Fsehi b~p''- 1~'s $500
- YfatkHsl
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

e.r. a. !, y,.,.,, 80, ~. =. ;.'' ss, :; -
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

hipuas at wholesale prtess.-A Large
q Paris Albums setsling Al wholesale prices
Nj - lain at 81
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

A secret Worth Know, ,ng .--Go to Thos,
AONEw \, 40 Grcenwih street ara ~ Murray ssfeet.
tho lo price he I, g Tsas csasss ticar wines
and egssy.asas ~is~ ystd IN every family.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

CATARRH OF rHF rYNPNFfC VICIOUS
MEWHF AhT. OnHiHl tlluN pt fiI
TrHTACHfAN TtNt
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

~ a paehsIor's Urtr Dye-th~ Lsgi
A ~ .1ffr- .sfl1isss. iesfsr rtstsf fe.fts - "
o eTsgst.,. fa5 g.rfsnsrs fsescvr " Ssfr@Tss~N
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

Ksmdsifs su. tsptt.s,
sssSS..tLtE3:: i.ssSEHiss
ESsIss ss.IIs
ElslSSIsts .y.! s.Sg,,y,s
Az HrfsEDf.1,a ophsfrAi NtssHybet
~ uFLNBJLDs ~ u.Ai NushoVN
- HrpADWAf
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

NOtsT, 20 THH HEAD
OArANFHAL Affections ~ tHE
THupAg
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

wIxs ro-p..., H~is Dys, H.is Dy.,~s
n.rrHFLohh u BeaA stftst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27

racing AMI ether Incidental exercises which
hal '.i~g'ist-d the moral and religious ror-
;icn II community.
lie then spoke of the necessary rcpctiti-
on Of the same srticlcs on exhibition FROM
year % year As having tendency 20 dinin-
ish the interest
The disposition 70 award prcmiums on
useless monsters rather than whAt was use
fal VAS soundiy commented upon. h. spe-
cial rvqucst h. gave a sketch % Tobacco
cultivation from the preparation % the 80 II
70 the packing Of the leaf. His description
Vas minute. novel and instructive. b,
after having told them al b. knew about Il
be very coo ny advisedsthose Who RAISED Il
% cure Il a. ven a. they could and thcn
throw Il out % doors.
Aiter the adlrcss the reports Of commit
Tees were rad. When thcy aiiourned sins
dse- \ rough episode Of ;he afternoon oc-
eurrvd by the arrest Of a sd. posed dcserter
from amon- The crowd. For . short time
the eNciiculcut was most intense.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27
Covering Manure.

The Springfield Republican reports the
discussion 81 farme-s az a late session oft the
Connecticus River Harvest Cab q uhirh
% One 81 thc Granite STATE f.-tners pres
eat sad b. plowcd under coarsc manure
and narrowed N the fncr. III d.p,h Of
Piowins should depend upon the quantit,
81 inangre. just as the quantity OF neal re-
ulates the amount Of swiu. People Who DO
not measure arr apt o. misjuiee IN tLc
depth Of Plosing. am think they pillow
deeper than they really 10.
Nelson Burroughs. Of q az. thought E,iie
benefit vas derived thc frst wear FROM ma
mare eight inches deep. lis largest crop.
were Obtained BY narrowing IN manure.
lie don't plow ~ deep a. f1rrncrlv.
T. j. Fielj. q Norihscll. spoke % two
experiments wherc li-ht lad va sabsoiled
With INJURY. ant thog-ht MANURE barred
oight inches deep wzs seldom heard frora
Prcsidcut Severance. Of GrccnEela
thought the roots 81 crops ran dccr.rr than
j. gcncrallv Supposed IL had measured
corn roots that 5aa down -. 13 and - ia-
chcs deep Lrootn coz usually roots deep
er thaa corn. Apiece II clascy loam sub
soiicd by him - YEAR ago. has ever siacc
borne Two gool crops 90 grass per arnum.
PhiEeas >tednaan. q Chicor.cc. said D.
narrowed in manure chiefly. AM plowod 10
long manure abont Eve inches deep.
Thought the shailow plowia- of tart scala
g''c larger crop than deep pi5uiag. bat
% wouli D. NOR difiruit 10 hoe
Mes,rs- lyman and Pu7,le. both q
NoTthfeid. sa.d tlcy pio~sd * 70 seven
inches deep. Esed the Michigan pillow. and
manarcd on top more than formerly. II
manure needed covering. a. on ola land.
tiey would piow IL with one h5-s-. roing
the same way a. for The main t.loviur. o.
prevent starting ~ the teri They liked
mauurinE in the hiu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27

GEr ENoUcH SIEEF. We have oer,
heard vounc men remark that four or I've
hogrs' sleep va. az they wanted and an Oh.
human ~ stem required. The habit os ,.o-
ins without sufficient sleep T. injurious.
Thousands no douls. permanently isia-r
their heaith in This way. We live IN f..t
age. when ever -body seems 60 De- t-,io. a,
T'ervcrt the order q nature. n f.Ik. win
pcr,ist "a turning nigLt into dav. 10 i. not
20 BE- wondered =, that fc~ last ont the a.
lotea term a hic. No matter shat De- a
mans occupation-physical or mental. OPP.
Ike otLc.ips gone aad living ia iFe-
ncss-thc constitution canuo, last. i--.--
uIon %, without a su.Er.ency of rr-ala-a,
rrfrcshiug sleep. Joe Hunter. a.. era,
surgeon. died Suddenly of sua.nof. az
ton oi The h,ari- disease greatly en-5ar-
AGED ty uanf al sleep. fna,rfsr. s..t
raa.. bed .l a 1..i...i man. thr-c 81. .-.
great lesson ti1f hard s.sl,--s All r,.-.
ary men may learn. and tiat f. tt.. If---
Ger probably k.Isl himself ir t,t.-- e..
hti.e si.e1. "I1ar laur.' -,.t 81. DID.
ard one after dinner. cannot 81. 5..-,..r
s1'icirrt t1 rcrruit tie safaa.f..l hover.
q the body ana mud. ~ ,e--a.ri, ne.
an t.sc consequence uis char Tf--.-- f...t
early. Il mer uil insist ia rir.t,,- .r.--
bcr 90 twin slsfer. n,aii. ~ viii atsr.-. 49,.
insult [Ezrh-ace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27

ftii .ui'sefii.ef herst, gisc.r utlie uofirsf h.t
D. hss tesu iuis srf.iatsb D. tts haaafah is a re
"a Probate Co. ths Coaats ~ oNf,s ,. assuu. 81
~ tf-sst ri aisaiuisif.t.f a AZ sst-i, of
CYRUS FO~rEg his ~ Csu-so.
u .s'i c-suis. 1eoea-.i. b. s.vis. t-.a.i o.. 20
49, afs 'aeb-sa ta ttc estate oi ssil irc.a.rl ts
r,aNc e. i'str paslusats sni tsser n. hsrr
- tFsaau.is ihefroa e. eshiltt thr ssuss FL
a. -. i>63. SIMON n. COOLIDGE
TIE .uh-of,-rr h~s,i.s risss r,l.iis a-t.rs tt ,i
- has t--ra tr'v rpfaistsi ~ ths Iioae,ai.I-
1s'tgr of fra'.str c. thr Cosnrs of ONfsrd. aaf
a-suHri thr trusi of atsia'sfratfs ofihs estate ci
CHARLES GowTti. Lts 81 $780,.
D. ssii Coaats. e-csasrd, a. gisius h,ul 80 he
10 tirrcts. - thrrrlsre rc,gsrsts a'l rrrs-n.
81 hfrt tn the estate &C sstt terea.rf O. u-.l~
t'uaa-i.st- pa sect sns th-.s - b. AVE en-, D.
r-rsuais fhrreoa 60 - h ti,tf tt- saa.r 90
80. -. i~e1. ELIZABETH NJ soM I'LL.
To- sai-crii-r hsfris gi,e. f..iiie ,-..,--s thsi
80 has bee iu'g aFf-linfrd O. thr liol.srsi.is
Jaigr ni fr,l.sff &C. thr GacuiR of Osfol.I. ani
assu'e az tru.t oi a..u,n-tratriN n ,hr estate
HORACE % PAINE his 81 Ru.uE.sd.
u saii Ca--fs. 10000. - riv,ag h.ia 81 ~
shaarf Dol - tri O. thr estate of ssif $1,000 e.
mac iaa-lrai. atc Taturafs aal rh.-e e. ha I've
art a1nrl- fhrreua Cd esh.h.r che srunr fa
81 -. i-s.s. . EositiNJ. PAINE.
rhr srh-rr,h-r h-rrI., s,s-. rsil.- u.t.ss ,,-.t
~ tt- teea tnls arrera-st o. th. Wa...rllls
J. a. vI rraiatfr 60 thr Couaft "a oxEsfI. suf
as-uHari To- tIast ol a.ataistfafar vrh ttr - .I
narrsrl ai tar estate sf
JAMES CROCHET i,t- ~ N.rsae.
ia sd Creais. i~--a-fI. a. rislar l.,rf -
taf Ias .irrrf- "a tarf-Iarr r..i-r.fs sfI PEE
srn. 30 arr iulrhfrl fs thr rstsie .f .aaI Co.
es...r.. fa .aaAr taa r..ttr gu.rrt. ar1 de
So Save aHs a-asals thefrsa Cd rhh.h.s tar
sH-sr
O.. .. I~sss STnASTttN = sNTru
t. -ti-rrt.-f hrr-i., r.r,. l-.,lsr asfs-r th-t
~ has bee ia's nisrtnrri b. fh- Hasraratt-
lelrr az fr.t,-t~ 60 80 C..raft af tfsf.rf a.rf
as-rnec Do tIrsl al rtr.afrsrar of thr estate rf
NANCN LIHuN hte of oN'art.
O. sa.f C..urft. crrrn..f o. r.r.-e ts.f If. a.
la t.rrr.t. So hffri..f ga rr..s a -rs.1s - ii.
arr ts.Isrl ta tar -stst- .f .... -r...l la 40
trlaaH. .srr ratua.aI aat .n.rr an haze ans Co...
uasnfs farrr.s fol rat.h.t GO sau.r fn
o-i. -. i~s1 BENJAMIN ~tNDoEN.
ra- .e'.s-. .'.-r hrrrt, .,sr. rsi..r ..it,s the
~ aas hrrn ta.s a..rr.,n.rt Is far N.a-r.t..
Jai-r Fl lfa'afr ter ttr taaair ef nat.rf a-H
asslar' ftr rr.s' .l a.tfrafaf I'D .tr rrf.fr I'll
JONATHAN WILLIAMS t.. sf u.,.i..l.
ia ss.t ~..-si,. f.-.-s-r.i ar g.rt-r t-s.H -srhr
49, i,~sls. So thrrf..rr rs-l1-.l. 90 rrr-..-s
80 DO Dbl r.a.ri Ia fn- ssfsfr aI sa.I .-rr.sr.I
ta 1aa.r t.a.1s.a,r rata-rar. co. fa.er u b. harr
aaf tra.snls thrr-aa e. "a. Hlf fhr saa1r ts
a.. -. i>aA .. g.. HARLOW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27

tor io.g ti-n~ I have b-va tfyisr o. SD
Sprtag Re- o. suit ~. ace Z ths.G the ths.r d.
90 tragth tunf- ! have a.irafu~l frs- NJ a.
Nh'tlvrr. ag~ul, pne of ths 81. ASrrEsex Nrrl.r
Be- karrus." ansl af~r usi.r 90 II. ~ h...-
ta.r tn Tra-'re it the i-st. ths sasr.t as - 80
caili.rtaar I'D tsstfaa.i thaf I ever sau
SlLVANUS CogB. J..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27

y Wv Nirw 90 M.rsIuoxr Ali
meeting v'ia a girl Who had lately l.a t,-
service inquired. Wei. Mar. a. a.
you I've Gov " p,ease. 49,, 49,.
I've nov replied The girl. Inc.
ned
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27
farmers department.

Ahthe ats aed sciesc-s rsr'aininr 90 iif- are
a. ai liakei togcthsr aadar~ i.tssnai., conus.t-
81 Ntta 4 -rfruilare
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27

80 aHifs r o. - A-t.f.
ar us'rs the ~.srlag ~ st -a E-,l Anfrr-aa
ratrai. irifoiucri hs " a,tfsrr. sd GO ~uhast
hesrtafiaa g.rr ltfhr ircta-i preference eve an,
efacr i--f i-atfcan 10 .il ~t..a sra a.l .slrtr.l
g.. th.nk fhat r.i r Do ~aar carnl.. tahls h,.
~oail . sell o. glsc tha. = uial.
JAMES DEERINe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27

mis;ees thu foil0Nins notes Of the chief nat
ter q interest connected viih the fair.
Ilorscs and Colts. The Committee e.
Peeiaily commend the matched horses Of
Leonard Grover % Bethel. and also a pair
Of matched colts presented by +. W Bar
ker and II. G.. Roach. They say that tlc
horses OF Mcssrs n. y. Newell. and ".
Y Eaunes. and colts belonging 10 James
Walker. n. Twitchen and q. W. Barker
attracted much attention. There were
number q Other entries, and the commit
tee state thai this exhibition was decided
improvement over any one previous.
Balls. Steers and llcifsrs. In this de-
PArtH'ens - animals we're entered. They
give the prefercncc % the calves exhibited
BY T. NJ Eicharls1r. on steers O. Newton
Grover. on two-yeSr-oi3s 90 Mm. WI
hanson, on thr-s-yoars -oils % N lmphrcr
Bean; four-ycars-olls 10 =. q. stevens.
There were but two bulls. on quiet. the
Other the rcvcrse. there wcrc ave hciicrs.
but not iabcllcd % that The Committee were
able % make a report
Driy Prp,laots. There were nine en-
tires % fan batter. The Commute were
not able TO decide. bat awarded preference
20 Mn. Woodsun Mason. and Joha Need
ham; Mr.. Aaron Abbott second. June
Batter. AIrs. Gilman Chapman. best.
Cheese, Mrs Woodsun Mason. best
Bread and Honey. The Bread had dis
appeared before the Comm rt.,c were really
20 attend 20 their dufy. They were in sea
son to praise Mrs. Gaines squash p .c. AMI
Mr.. Chspman's Graham bread ana marble
cake. They Comment briefly upon blue
berry pickles by Mr.. \. II. Gerrish and
tomato ketchup by Mrs. J. :. Abbott and
John a Twiteheli; and specimen OF chow
chow made by Mrs.. Imam Chapman IN
lS6o. The loaf Of raised bread by Mr.. 4
IL Gerrish was pronounced Of In; craalitv.
Farm Crops. The best pumpkin ~as
presented by Chas. r Locke: Woodsum
Mason had some sweet pumpkins which
were very fine. The connitte thouch, the
trace Of seed corn % Geo. Grover vas
best. ihOugh that Of win.lou Haywood was
m ali respects nearly a. good.
Hops. There were several samples %
hops presented. The Committee did not
designate the Tot which e1ceIed. Thcv
-. - 49, WITH nave 'een raised on
fruit- The quantity II fruit exhibited
was small. TIE lafeness Of the season A.
ter everybody had barrened up their frai,.
rendered II difficult 90 secure a., L,-g..-.,..
-, 'Ie -A' some
GOD f-,,,,h,. - -, = -
,bo 49,, -
p c.-..-.-t,..,
Ibcv -. - =, -.
a. a.. 3. -. - -.
Fu,-;5-.
!. cn,;,l..l 80 a.. -, -. a.
NJ w. =. -
The Flemi.b Be,-,, -. -
r;-b 10y
Yov- ,.,-,-..,... -,
rios;,v url1.,-,...- - -,
1srs D., NJ 49, - =.
sill .or,.5 ,-s 80
Airr Of Dian. -rs-., Ill -...--.., -
r-eseute5 b,. .r-.-.. w
Cornu.if,.e ,-,ll b.,...,.-. n -
had they been d-.po.-l tn. - A..
vinous aavor ani m,k-. q, 80 - 9
medicinal purposes.
c,-l.- -,
49,, .r.--t-,..-
e,,i.l 49,. 800,
.l,t.-,,. - '''-,'f
l,~.. '''
n..t F,~r.., T.--... .-4-r.
q, t.-. 49,
c. st.-..---... '' y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-27

I'Ilfff.N- TET NOTICE o. .... ..
h-rs'r l.rra fhat e..rre ll E..aa .t "..
rf Ir f.r fa...F .I Nt.f. . .. ... sen. .. v....
D. M .rrf fn f-5I org r..
-.r.rI rH Netrf Nrr.-..r .' fH.. n.L 80
.re go. ...s... r H.-. S.. =. r....I..
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from the extreme front on Tuesday. From him
We learn that Gen, Grants advance was thea
within Is mules of Edwards Station, which is
IL miles east of Vioksburg. Two divisions OF
Shsrman's corps had reached Grand Gulf. Nc
Arthur was crossing. The army was in excel
lent condition
SECOND DISPATCH.
The very latest dates from Gen, Grants army
are TO Thursday. At that time it was fifteen
miles from Grand Gulf, sncamped near Big
Black river We had not then possession of any
part of the railroad between Vicksburg and
Jackson. There is probably no truth in the
reported battle at Clinton. Gen. Grant is TO-
ceving heavy requirements.
A new overland road for troops and trains
has been made from Young's Point to the river
below. II is only miles long and greatly ex-
pedites the forwarding of men and supplies.
Ten negro regiments have been formed. Gen
Thomas. who has arrived from Memphis think
ten more will be formed.
CNcNNAri, May 10. Gen. Burnside's gene
raj order number 65 rcctes the proceedings O
the court-mertas and sentences of four spies
to be hang, and one deserter to be sho, May 20
CAIRO, May VA. Our troops, all the way
from Memphis to Youngs' Point, are moving tt
reinforce Gen. Grant.
Gen. Grant will endeavor to cut the railroad
between vicksburg and Jackson, and a battle i
expected in the vicinity Of the Black Rive
bridge.
The jackson Appeal says that Gen. Bowen
loss at Bayou Pierre, was about 1000. Tb
rebel killed and wounded were left on tho field
; The Vicksburg correspondent Of the Appta
takes gloomy view Of matters. lie says, +" Ge'
Grants movements deceive both our people an
the military here"