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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11
EneosrAge tie volunteer.

TIE pcoPie sLoaid raEy arl .-acoura-.
the Young men 20 Volunteer. Tb- draa
sAolii Be avoidel ifp5,ssb.s O1Iy tA,e
~eess more, The people Of Pars.-sv,r,
nan II them-shosl "a .Hcogra-s Ill vosn-
rnea % fil up oar qsots
Tic following from ia Y. Y. p, q ~
y PrcseHts 10 car fellsw-oitizens IL rrs.,.
frT Aiiu= Up osr ranks. The r.5cat w.
torres % Ceueral Grant A. tLc c,;.I.-ut ds.-
Tres Ct Iae rvbols. bosh for ns-n an u..-a.s &.
tie clos iag a. MAiamoras. Wil-.inato. Al,
ChaEics'oa. The ports through -hieh tb.v
Eccrise- ;5S ETss;ss; a-.a,.s.i - ss..--
saFF-cs wL.oL daRy t-ooosle mare ne.,.-...r,
o. fheia anl Tie Effects of thc i.ss q East
Leunc,sce upon thvir cal4austs,I d-rAsts a
supPlrs- 20 aFParcut 10 the famine -LirL
reigas iu E.cAaoul-ali I-oiut 20 an early
ceuclasioa ~ The var. 4 oulv our armir.
ar krTt up % thc.r u1n l-uu-s strra-th
u q ncca nos q i1r.c reserve kro~. rrair
90 nosc. q g - seeri.-l. O. am point. Sarb
a .srco rHag sever D. rc1sir-d 81 sAe GA +.
- user nos ~ front ~ Gle cn~mr nav
s1fice to hnish lie .tru-r.e co tls- knoaI-
eosc that SSH q receive - a. rand. trsi-e.l
Armed AL reniy O. Ea-ch AZ r-s moment
ln,' action. vouid IT, so-,h an Ans f8 aa-
cause 80 any umc. It uoalJ coa.ln~. lie
en-nt oi iae hoielrsstess ~ tLc rul-.Ir.
All O. BE- Or els lTo-- that soluaiser.
are repaired. "a shoaij c3u.s E.ruarl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

Tux BoaEn 90 E~notGNrNr. We h,,,
taken considvrabic PAINS 90 corparc the
results Of the drat IN tbs district with
others AM end Ne have furnished a l,--er
P-rccntscc Of men than any other district
IN this state. ani larg~r than IN M, i,r;,v
Of districts N other States. Inevsry Other
respeCs ;sc compari-cn hoil, equally GOOD.
showing conclusivrls that anv hiiurr IN a..
results Of thr cnruilni-nt IN thi. or other
districts j. due rot o. those uho have 81
ecuied IL. bit either o. inherent defect. IA
iAe at. Or % The opposition. direct AMI ia-
direct. a has encountered a. every sf-p.
We have aitcutiv,iy observed the c1c,-uiio,
81 tbs la~ in this and other districts. al
80 arr sure thst ths ofie.r. IN our ,lS.,r,,.
have 'oeoee'icd a. sell a. any other boarl
Of enrolmcn' in enforcing nc- ana IN
tired las oo-nln- in contact Nth q, ,,,,,
Interests. ard they an fcelt that N. .,v.-,-
mcnt has not saacr-d ior ~ant u raj .,.t
hdiiiis on their part. khe boarl % enroll
m,ui lad no presidents O. guide them. b,,
sew Obliged to feel their uav in th. dark.
oertainiy 18th much better sscc~s. TIA,
~ouid have seemed probable had al ii.
diiheuli'e' doomed up IN the bsginainr.
for a long time Capt Baker. Dr. Bu-i.nk
and Mr. fcrham. uaembcrs % tho BoarI II
hnrolin-ui. nth Nj Red the CLERK.
and all the other clerks. iabo-ci bv dav
and by ni-ht O. m-ci the constantlv re-
curing and unior-s-cn obstacles. Csp,.
Baker vas untiring IN his esIorts % cncru,.
tn complex work entrusted % him. Dr.
Burbank. ths surrcon. had r-.ruIisrlv diE
''cui' ani ihanklcss position O. go. anI b,
iai'orca assi'iossiy AMI ~ith .uorcss 20 r~--
form his part ~ tie datics NJ P.rhsm.
Mr Reed AL Other a..isiants laborcd p,
roaaer a. execution ga AZ which mas,
d. snPa-aia5is ia ,ts working. asarrccablo
A. po''i'.'. aHd no o;h,r board has .uooceI-
81 htt,..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

CoNcEIsS. asseambied Monday noou
The llouse ~as or-anircd ~ the cloioc q
Hoa. 81 q, icr Coiax. A. Spcakor. BE- hav-
ing received i0i votes. The oppositioa
vote was divided amons several candidate
en- Tses,lay. M Mcl'hersoa was elected
CLERK. The Mcssagc vas not dclivvr,i
until "Wednesday aft moon. consequently
80 arr unable O. present i in this issse
The ioiio~in- synopsis % - contents has
been telegrspbvd. bat may OF may not b.
correct
The most Important AM Interesting
P3rtions 81 The mcss-c are those which deal
~,th ths suhjoct st slavery and OF the ~
s;IrAtion % til Uuion q the States that
have been IA rrbcllion- ia Mai The
frcsidcnt says regarding tie former topic.
h considers the emancipation proclamation
a. accomplished fact.
lie holds shai ihc proc,arnA ion has Hb-
craiol all slaves ~ithin the territory uhich
Il cmaraoos. and that al future aetioa must
be based uPoo that superstition. Ina-orl
IT, fresilent does not an al nos s,lops
any policy which faii. q CIV, the slave a
visited rishi Ia himself The plan vhich
NJ. L'ncoin prvPoscs fr The rcstorsiion q
t. loyai people - thc truant States 90
thcir former position IN the Union j. r,prs-
seaiel O. be purcly hi. on. and unlike any
no bcfo-c ihc pubiic. Not oonsnin- him
SCI o. gcncraloat-lincs h. enter, ~stA some
iniDuicness into drtail.
IN another part OF thc rBes.a-c the Pres,-
dent 70 ihe VICTORIES gained dung tLe year
Over th~ rrbcls and d-,lis a. souae icn..,b
Di''n IL Progrcs, AMI present aspects and
ProsPects % th- var
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

1att,NrEr oFA INrOTIrcrn. The
h~aainrt corrcsPondcrt % the Bo.to,
ira'slcr. Nov. -. gives the folio-ins Of
-Aieh - have seen hororabls uaeatioa
made IN ether quartcrs.
CAPS. J. =. BRYANT ia corumand q a.,
Ai'anoe Pickcis has jus, returned VII ,
tctarAsnent q the 6rst Sosih Co-o6pi,
from most dangcrous and sscc.s.fsl
md on IT, main Ind. wlcrc he s,,c-~r.l,.l
in running oa tscniy-scren slaves. t-.l,-
q ~hpm have aircaly enlisted m u.
eolorvt rceimvnt. Started IN boats f-o-,
iarn~cl Island. near Port RoyalFerrv. a,
hight. Nos. 23;h. with Gatv u.n n.
crossed o. TIE main ianl ana captu-,..l ,b..
picssi ~itbout a general alarn. lie ism
uiediaieiy dtspHfchcd part of his men 10
hevarl plantation. two niie.,hi. SIDE -
FeasAoolA -herr H. hs,l secretly been him
self Only So nigifs t--f1r~. Arriving A
The planiafioa thcy hurriol "a a f-- ogtb.
IcoP.c. Doe Woman ~cald nat leave Al
g - opposed thAt she gave the alarm. but
ior ihis 80 -osll has, escaped However
- reachcd III risrr AMI crossed from tb.
darkness q slavery 90 thc hgLs u freedom.
but before Captain Bryant ard his had
81 oi mcn coad rcachthe boats thc fos was
=i= - =..A ss-=i...y. 49,. -.
~orse than eithvr-dogs. SAYS Captain
br1a 90 my usca alnao.i IN o,rtain pros
pct - dcaih behaved spi,ndidly. 10.
enc finched. The hiooIhounl. wc-c ~
ocivcl A. the point q ti, hayoaet and in
sian;iy fhe guns ~erc raised and frsl 9TH
thc grcatrst cooincss auoug the cavalry.
Ia nan ioaiing AMI fring viiL such rapid
iif a. o very soon thrown ibe enemy mo
disorder
Blt before Our liiiic party ooaid escape
The rebeis ralii-d AGAIN. Thev we're nov
salforiei D. ARTILLERY. and male it very
dtnsrrous 20 stsy ard s-bs o- o. cave ~.,i
d. rrisoners. O-r Dol. rast u1 d-8unel
ard seven so1nl-i. The rebel Doc. must
hav, to,n larger. Or beside tte dogs sever
Al othc-rs arc knoua O. have ioen allied or
seconded
Caps Bryant has gsinc,l qliie repu,a-
ton among tle r,beis o. BIS visiis % ia.e.
lie AS in command Of the tslegrs1n ex-
petition recently srns over o. Gen. Gil
more 90 tie main. ard has scoutc,l an over
the plantation between hers and Charlss-
en-. Both oGrrr, ara usn are highly
praised ly Gen. Sast1n fr dir courage
and cooiness ia ih.s La.t affair
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11


Died Al Soush Paris. nec. ssh. Of co..
sumption. Byron Brackett ased - YEAR. /.
member q 60. II. i7th Rce Ne. Vol. ca
his way from AnsaPolis Nj O. S~-de.
Mr. Brackcit ~as a. inhabtaat % Sweden
and enlisted m che isth Reg. AZ IT, forms
ton. IL w.s Engaged IN an tn peril. 70
Which Ia Rec vas exposed AM ever con-
Quoted himself a. brave aua f-.ri.s. s.I
der 40 Gettysburg h. -as taken p-i.oo-
er and sent % Eiehmoai. There b. suffer
ell the bsrbariti~- % Rcl.el crveltv. III.
hrm constitution gave ~sv -..l~r their
aendish treatment. and wL-a th-v found H.
~ogld probably never L. % anv more So
Nice @ b. government ti.ry paroisd him
an scnt Aim away. lie va taken o. An
napolis and under the Kind treatment q orr
Government be- rallied sorscSLat. and hor.,s
S.srs cniertain~d % he recovery.
These hoPos we're soon . he blasted
" acn % became evident that H. ooaIi rst
rvcoHer. his nu-sc informed 81. friend. In
>~esira- Mr.. Woo-lhu-, started for An
narohs . ohtain his di-ci.sr-, AL b-in-
ban % his aionds Co MoH.sss the s0th ali,
His discharge wss obtained asd D. arrived
"a Boston. SATURDAY lsss. Then, D. r.-u-aiu-
ed al III Rooms 20 he 4. =. Sanisa-v .or,-
n'issioa unia Moaiay. wAerr eserv thinr
shich Humanity oanI dicfatr and mon,
P--chase uorc Il be- disposal scr al com-
iort of tie Sax man Moa.lsr b. started
fsr bone farnishcd 18th ever, ~ou.Es-- All
ooaveu'ence. qaiie caosur,r,.s tLat h.
~euld AGAIN 49, "a. frioa1.. Arrisirr a
>outh l'aris. IL kinGacs. ~ IL God r..,,-
pc IN oacr5ng every ossaf.rt snd csaVrn-
'sncc cculd not De- s1rpassci Ta-.da~
a''ruiaS vhaic making pscTarsiisu. 60 ~
move him . Sweden b. -cuily ST. a..o.r-
th-i silnilcr AIT kno~s ~ sakias. lie.
has allen = riciim - rebel bNbariiy.
Lci us honor thc names % those noble
heroes thai are - nobiy sacriscsa- their
lives 10 defense oftheiE cogntrs.
j he blanks Of The couatr, az. dos O. al,
SafitAsy oorn'nisslon for A. crrat work
taey are doiag ia aLsViaiing the .uEerinr.
81 our sack and uoandcd soldiers. Jud.-e
W oolbuTy Eoui1 tender his thanSs. On b.
hall % the lriesis % Mr.. a.. p. Maize. -
rcrutendeat q tie Spocial Relief d-pars-
iaent Boston ior tie al and sympathy AZ.
iordrd- lie aiso sPeaks IN trruas II tb~
hishesi Traise % the hospital aooaaass.la-
tiosls a AnnapoEs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

duiy 70 help iurnish them. Our brave and
gallant soldiers in the fold must not H. isf,
10 Struggle alone. AMI whenever NJ sce an,
arrangement Put in operation Which IN any
uesncc tends 70 hinder volunteer cnlisi-
H'en's Nc shah claim The right respectfully
to protest against Il. however unPalAtAbls
u nay he - those Who have been instru-
naensl IN inaa-urating Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

MrnsI Dor GrN GE.~r. r. Con~r~..
Tucs'lay. NJ Washlurne', r,npri-,.,,,-,.
RESOLUTION was passed unaniuou.lv. Itr-r-
'rnt- tie ihanks ~ Concrc.. o. Ma. Gen.
Grant and Tbs oaiorrs All soldiers W.
have fought under 81. comu1and daring o..
rebellion. ard r,qu-.is az Prc,i1eus %
cause a medal o. D. s;rsrk. Nth suitatI-
c'nb-eu'. devices aal Inscriptions. o. o.
rfe-en''d 70 cen Grant. A copy - thc
resolution Is o. D. en-rosfo.l on parchment
and. Together 9TH thc medal transmitted .u
90 Gen Grant ~ the Prcsid-nt. anl pre-
'eried ia 'tc name % The people q ID la
td>t.ics of Amsrca
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

IUHicr-WroIY JovE~.L The p.b-
hshrrs 90 thr krrnctcc Joa-usl hs,, d..
sued ihcu lros1~ctus far a tlrios-veekl,
paper during thr ncNt ,-ssion g th- T.r..i.-
laturr. a. the usuai prev. A eFort d. BE-
in- made O. oau-c th-ua o. pubii.h da,l,.
whieh &c hope ~iu prove surc,.sfsl. II
a. 'oo lad e. make thc people takc the pro-
or'i'r'' hai thc TUE. strained shroagh thc
COP erhead or.-an A. tbc capital.
ihr Fuhii.hcrs u thc JozruAi have fur
nished us uiih an advance h.t O. thc mem
Dcrs 80 ihe next L-risiat1rr. Tho S~nsts
'tan'is - Jnipn ua~n.hcrs 90 three ,sran-
cios--onc Ia Linooia AMI one On Wa.hinr-
Ton county. from want q choic-. aud one
~ huoS. caused bs the death ogIlon. G...
starr oi IhomAston. H. House .tana.
III Juion men % - Deuiocrat..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11
Capture Of the Steamer cAsaspeAE..

- joHN. Dec. q. The sfearssr Cir.a-
l-iA sas captured 80 nil,s y. y. ?. q
'aIe tol. at i.1I 8. e. al Mod D.,
r,.-.s ~h0 De Nsv YORK a. rasscogsr..
Ihe 81 engineer "a kIlsd asd tt-8ur
oscr.sn-i. CarfcnEi1c~- ard mate iaI-
D. wounded. Captain Waeu AL cr,u
ucrc landed he-e tlis nou.1e.
l,.-,il Is .CoEsrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

a a-e hrose o-t ia t.-. Lir-a~.s o.r-Br..a
tF ODE letl Regiment a. Aa-a.ts oa Mo-
LAY uI-lf. aLll o'eioe.. Tie baiil...s
occupied hf 60. n. we're I-r-I. arI too
men. D. y k.ncsI arI IS. 90 usH. r.-.
i-lei in e. fre. Thc 6rr .rread o. tIc
bal...s. 81 O.. &C. ~hich aarno1 .sua.
a.i those 81 O.. ] bant al gated aaI
a.. g. torn lsun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

lroE OrT. The paper. are constartiv
r,r.oriing counterfeit bank notes in ,irrui.-
tpn. fartl-- have been arrested f.r nas-
sinr notes IarTortinr f1 be i-sl,d b. tt-
lfnro.a 'ouutg Bank. Wiscasset. No s8-h
tank 'c1uterteit tens on the tark Of
North Amerl-a are sail t1 BE- in ei-raIs-
son
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

ArroiNrNrSr~- II. Piumner a
Waterford. has been commis.iousi a. Car,
Of Go. ID. lsih Regiment. .. 10. FeIton of
Pans. l'' Lieaf. 60. h. Iath Regiment.
'larles =. Lm~rson. Asburn o.. l.sn
appointed Lieut.. Col. 81 Col Real. Rel
r'ent. ard Wm. Kno~iton. Le~iston. Ma
jor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

Accmf>r- Mr.. a. y. Porter % -.
Farl-. vas taro-u irous be- wa-on ~ -.
farls. Iueasiay afternoon. and broke th~
bone az oac irg. His hor-e took fri-Lt in
the road near ST. SIZZLING. raiat shop.
causing The accident
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

bipthcria BE- prevailing in variou. ra-,.
% tbs coluff. several cases have o.rsr.
red ~ h-yarts Fonf. Bat one "a. proved
fatal lnicr % skii,al t-eaiu,cn, OF D.
ID " bavis. u.ost q tb-ul recover. S8me
fatal cases have occurred az Hanover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

son Of auss stevens % Andovcr. ~
wounded last week. While ganniur. CArr-
'nS h'' gun oareicssiy H t,Ppcl on d.,
'hozidcr. and the ohar-c sent into D., hcel
a. % vas Ef,rI in vaIkin-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

Ths slave TarfarF. ia ~a1l..h. h-',a--
iu- o. M-s-rs DaF... Tsieh-u a. Chap
man. of fhis c.tr. vas blmi at o O'Clock
FRIDAY uornirg inserrl Ia GRE Tis-at-
Taa firc end Ma-.nr lnsuraace 60. .
>olil Beruitk. 90 80
rPortiand Argus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

II ths supreme Court - Portland. on
Moniat. 'o.n : Sal. indeed far illegally
voting in CO. tosn IL Narmo.tb. pleaded
guilty. ant vas sentenced Cd tree months
lmpri-,ls.ent IN tie Couufv Jail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

TIE LaIy's Boot f,r peesnhcr f. fi-d
9Th the aura,fions of 3D. season. r. BE-
p-ofasely .Ilustrafcl I'D hl, many sriirie.
q saiue aod useialneu. Mr. Cooley pa.
rcfuosd thc price 90 fhs Book Cd o.. OF
rates an from i's eEceuenoo BE- expects
liberal pa;ronage
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

The Lev,s,on Journal act-owied-es fe
reocipt 81 valuable rubiic Documents from
Hon. 7 4. ID Fcsscnden
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

III Courier says lsf r.~af. 20 a..
Ninth Muae. JEFF FortianI. .Ts,sIar. fa-
o. Deparfr-nt eide Soutt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

Tie town OF runf1r.l vote sflu f...-.v
o. volunteers. az q r,eet.n- bsiI ia.t stt.r-
DAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

ihe Plagues Il EgyPis j. uot hsr cup 81
iuilui'y nearly 6liod2 l. slc not uo- VII
aessing The ra-<ase Of hor Rcd Sea-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

lhe irrsaieat las rs.ommsn1ci O. tie
Pcoqie. ln f.,u 81 ue permanent release
81 Eastern ieunessee from rebel control. -
90 assea.a.ri az tlsir places q uorsL.p.
ald render thanks b. God. for The er,at
progress oftle National osuse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

40 te STATE Ira.i-rs Convention 90
iafa. asi week a paper ~h. read tv Do.
Lrl'. afon ' Relat.te Teachi-e Ds us.
'.oa -ron tle toF..s o. 81 .anc,i vas ra.s.i
OBJ vh'.h several ueutrr. ra-'lira..d.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10
GATHERING AT FARMLAND.

There will be a meeting at
Farmland in celebration of our
recent National victories, on Sat
urday, July 18th. There will
be a basket dinner.
Judge Buckles and Thos. NJ.
Browne will be there, and other
speakers are expected. A band
will be in attendance.
The people are invited to
come and do honor to our brave
soldiers.
Meeting int. j. w. Keener's
grove half a mile south of Farm
land. Will begin at 10 A. NJ.
BY order OF the citizens Of
Farmland.
J. II. Denton, Pres't.'
JoHN JOHNSON Sec'v.
July 9th 1863.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF IN
DIANA.

We appeal TO you in the name
of Democracy that, for twenty
centuries of history, never failed
its country or faith in the grim
hazards OF war. We appeal to
you By the sacred rights of man,
civil liberty impelling our faith
ers in the Revolution against the
naughty aristocracy OF Great
Britain, now in their descend
ants, exhibiting the same desire
to crush out Democratic institu-
tons by sympathy and aid to the
autocrats of the South. We APP
peal to your memories of the
Democracy of 1912, unfolding
the banner of their country under
the party reproach of Jefferson
and Madison's war, Madison's
army and Bonaparte's influence,
as this fight of freedom is called
an "abolition war;" "Lincoln's
army" and Republican party
policy. We appeal to your more
recent memory of our Democ-
racy bearing aloft the banner OF
our country without faltering
over.the manner and means until
a peace was conquered from
Mexico and our territory stretch.
ed from the mouth of the Rio
Grande, TO the Gulf of Caliior-
MIA. We appeal to you in mem
DRY of the purchase of Florida
and Louisiana, and the annexa-
ton OF Texas, under Democratic
leadership, whether these fair
domains are to be wresied from
the Republic by this high hand
ed treason against Democratic
institutions Through all history
that party who opposed their
country or It's government in the
stern peril OF war, fell or thell
country fell. We know out
brethren too we'll to believe the,
desire the downfall of their coun,
try. but the treason OF our Off
Gals from the South brings bit
4 ter admoaitions that their afhlia
ted party leaders IN the North
pampered by the spoils of Office
sworn to build up kindred arts
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10

We have received the July
number Of the Indiana School
Journal. Collect Teaching"
receives considerable attention,
and there is good article by
Anna E. Johnson on Drawing in
Primary Schools. We think
most of our Trustees already
take the School Journal, but if
any do not, they are authorized
by law to do so, paying for it out
of the special school fund in
their hands. One dollar n year
in advance. II. II. Young,
Publisher, Indianapolis.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10
The lib of July.

There was nothing special
going on here on that day. At
Fairview, as we are informed,
there was general turning out
of the people, an excellent speech
from Judge Buckles, and very
pleasant time every way.
At Spartanburg there was al
so large concourse of people,
and a good address by Thos. M.
Browne.
We have not heard of anything
else occurring on that day which
deserves mention.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10
THE JOY OF VICTORY.

There will be a meeting at
Union City tomorrow, as an ex-
preston OF the popular gIadness
inspired by the recen: successes
OF cur armies.
A similar meeting will be held
al Mor-istown on the same day.
Hon. Thos. NJ. Browne will be
at both places, but not, if We are
correctly informed at the same
time. He will 60 from Union
City TO Mor5istown on the . p.
VI train.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10
TERM OF L.

Mr. Cooper's school a. the
Seminary closed on last Friday.
We do but express the judgement
of his patrons, and of all &C
quainted with the school, when
we say that he has been very sue
cessful in this, his first term in
our place. We believe his in
fiuence over his pupils to be pro-
ductive of much good.
There will be about two
months vacation.
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Reward.

Strayed away, sorrel colt be-
longing to Asa Teal of this
place; gelding, two years old,
has a blazed face, and is a supe-
rior animal. A liberal reward
will be paid for its return to the
owner or to Louis Heaston, Win
chester, Ind.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue OF Decree and Execution
- 70 me- directed from the Randolph
Common Pleas Court. will expose 20 sale
Mt the Court House door in Winchester,
Randolph county. Indiana, on SATURDAY
the llth day Of July, 1868, between the
hours of ~ O'Clock, A " and o'clock
P VI OF said day, the following Real e.
tate situated in Randolph county, Indiana.
TO Wit:
The cast half OF the south-ea a quarter
Of Section twenty eight rs Township
nineteen 49, Range fourteen a.. east
Executed as the property of Ephraim
p Thompson at the suit Of John Johnson,
Administrator, &c
A. n JENKINS.
jane 20, 1853 lisa 80 >h'HR.C
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About thirty children, mo.

About thirty children, most
of them orphans, passed through
here few days ago in charge of
an Agent of Children's Aid
Society in New York City.
They were going to Portland,
jay CO., Most of them were fine
looking boys and girls; we saw
but few vicious faces among
them.
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY,

4 I THE JUNE TERM, A. D. s63.
"A of the Court of Common Pleas of
Randolph county, State of Indiana, the
Estate Of Samuel Jones, deceased. was
declared probably insolvent. Creditors
are therefore notified that the same will
DC settled accordingly.
SOLOMON HANSCOM.
June %, S6]. - 81 .idm'r.
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Men were at work with
shovels and carts cleaning the
streets Yesterday. A most p,op.
er and necessary piece of work
One or two drains also require at
tention.
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a full supply Of Military, Pension and
all other kinds Of Blanks in common use.
on haall at this Office, OF printed to order
At the shortest possible notice, and at In
dianapolis prices.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10

We think there are some of
our readers who will feel that there
is something for them in the letter
of Mrs. Sevreton, formerly Miss
Ware, which we print this week.
We hope to have other articles
from her pen during the Summer
and Autumn.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10

The article on the London
Times. on the first page of this
paper, will repay a careful perusal.
IL is remarkable for the clearness
and directness of It's style, and is
the best account Of the history and
character of this celebrated Journal
that We have ever seen.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10
TIE FARMERS

Are busy sthome cutting their
wheat, and very few persons
from the country have been in
town this week.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10

The District schools IN
town closed few days ago. No
school should be continued dur
ing the hot weather Of July and
August.
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Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases
Of the Kidneys, and all diseases
arising from disordred

drtSlng from dS2rdeTea
Liver or Stomach,
Such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness
or Blood to the Head. Acidity Of stomach.
Nausea. Heartburn, Disgust tor Food, Full
ness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Erue-
tations. Sinking or Flutt,ring at the Pit of
the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hur-
ried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at
the Heart, Choking or Suffocatins Sensations
when in lying posture, Dimness of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Per
soration, Y ellowness Of the Skin and Eyes.
Pain in the Side, Back. Chest, Limbs. &C.,
Sudden Flushcs Of Heat, Burning in the
Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil. and
great Depression of Spirits
And will positively prevent Yellow Fe-
YER, Bilious Fever. &c.
TuEV CONTAIN