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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-17

AnnEsr oF M,gNE Omen Licut.
Robbins =. Grover. q the Name 18th rcr-
imeut. a. Nev Orleans. from Rebel. vas
rcccntil arrested under peculiar circurn-
stances. A sguad q men from his compa-
ny rcoentiy cLargcd upon lam ard ordered
hiu. much o. la astonishmeu;. % surrrn-
der. This b. did. when one q The number
Stepped f0rvari and fastened = pair q ele-
CANT straps on his shoaldcrs-indicatious OF
has rank. and also q the good vii Of b.,
oompany.
>erseaui william n Brown. has ben
Transferred from Co. a. Name iztL. CD
Go. g. q tLc same Regiment. and promo
ID iieui- lie Oh company prevented
hin uith an elegant outft. Asa conpIi-
ucnt. one 81 abe company writes. thai IT,
vas thc ouiy orderly sergeant D. ever knew
vho bad thc good val 81 o. the company
These arr hotL most worthy Young men.
~ho VII not ial % 90 tirir daiy O. ;I.cir
country.
j. Is a hci. thai 20 Per.on la. ever beeu
Insane 81 a. O. req4ire p,r,onal attention
irom Others. vistsa tbe Eui's ~ ihe present
village 81 B,tLcfHu. s.ao, .ts .etticm-ns.
ia I11s
Jcaer-on Coii--v has Conferred upou
George Woods. presidents u the Western
University. az F.u.burs. Pa. the title a.
Doctor of Law. Prcs.ient Woo. isana-
tive oi Yarmouth. iu this ~rafs.-a s..-ra
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-17

Tie CLARION says The son Of Gen. Bios.
SON. 81 Iuuer. reported Killed uL.I.
arresiiag q deserer. 10 safe. lie hsd na
d'Acu.iy IN dischsrging BIS duty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-17

Arrrvrrrp PorsoSrvo Ayou.r man
named sarkrole. ~ Bs,sr's Ma... Ia.
been arrested. ~ fhe attempted murder 90
h's riolc family. PSI Poisoning their f,o-I
D. mingled arssnce uith the soup preparing
ior dinner. The cause attrihutei IT, thoueht
O. bc desire % obtain possession 81 bis
hfhcr's property.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-17

B"wnof> Cotfr.r Tie C,.si.-.. q
th'' in't.tatiou sla~i Ole ra-i.sr ~ st1isnr,
ior tls sTr'ng term ~ i-s1 fs tcas f1lI..s
>fain-'. go Ja1..-s. @, Sophomore. 81 .
frrslnrr. tH The W,r.sf ~fa.f hs.
'' rai.nts. T.al naattr 81 stal~r,s
Webster Wooi.-ir1. ~ tie Sophomore
c.a'f AMI Ar-..f - Tiatsr 30 g.
hra'. al sehocI uiil aec,pi on fs-ks f.r
copies
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-17

Hsr. Hay soid IN tiis village last wo,k.
90 si5 snd go per ton. toe sane rates
Charged ia lie Portland a.arset
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-17

~ = CoSrnr>,E IT, Maine Cor-
.ereree vir he lslI.n P.r-aaI. ..mmene-
r- ou weiarsls, April --L B,Lor
-.npsoa vil preside at o. meeting
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-17
ABNER CoBURN
Bethel Itens

JosuH h. Han. Secretary oss,a,e.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11
For Wounds either occa Stone by the Bayouets
sabre or the Bullet, Sores or Bruises

To which every Soldier and Sailor are liable there
medicines safe, and convenient as He /
loway's Pills and Ointment. The poor wounded q
almost lying sufferer might have his wounds dresse
Immediately If he would only provide himself with this
matches Ointment which should be thrust in the GUN
sneared all aroJlJ it, then covered with piece Of
linen from his knapsack and compressed with hand
kerchieS- Taking night and morning Pills, 20 cool
the syseIr and prevent inflammation.
Every Soldiers KuaPsaCk and Scaman's Chest shou ID
be provided with these yalublg Remedies.
CAUTION None are genuine unless the words
80 HOLLOWAY, New hoEE AND LONDON" dscernble
as HuetrnErk IL every leaf Of the book Of directions
around each pot box; the may be plainly seen
by ho{diag t5e iolf 20 TIE light. handsome reward
viii De given any rendering such information
may lead TO the detection Of any party parties
terfeiting the medcins vending the same, knowing
them 70 be spurious.
- Sold al the mandatory OF Professor HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden LIuC- New York by all respectable Drug SsIs
and Dealers IN Medicine throughout the civilized world
IN boxes at - cents, o. cents and 81 each.
So There is considerable saving by taking nc larger
sizes
\. B.DireCtious for the guidance Of patients n
cry disorder affixed 10 each box. Sssy IS
81 Dealers in my wen known medicines have
show Cards, Circulars, &c. sent them FREE OF IN
PENSE, by addressing Thomas Holloway, 50. Maiden
Lane, y !.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11

ing, even in an age of scientific miracles
They do not aLtecjate, they eetingu;sh a
disorder The agony, the fever, the de-
bility, the dependency. which character
lie Affections of tbs digestive an secre-
tive organs, vanish under the influence Of
these preparations. The constitution Itself
seems 70 acquire new energy under their
operation. See advertisement.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11
WANTED 4.
Proceedings of common Council
CIR 81 MtSFrAL PeISr. WIS.
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We're tieh iea! ~, "te'o'tt'
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11
d I

II Darlington. on Monday morning last November
9Th, Mr. KAssEs Freeman, aged about 10 years.
&r Freeman had been a citizen Of Darlington for
number OF years, and enjoyed the reputation Of an
honest man, kind friend and a good citizen. His
funeral takes place II o'clock to-day, when his
mains VIII be borne t. their final resting place by the
Masonic fraternity, of which he worthy member.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11

Of Of Schoot Gaa Imlcssa.g i@aaS
pAssC
da
Tumnu mpcea which shI
f Tad ,a5ra+ba othron
dh0ns sale VIII
HAsLNGS sl1Si
Of Forfeited Mrtgaged Lands an I0ra ttnty
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11

Why is it 1Gst CHEISTADORO's HAIR DYE Is the
best ~ THE WORLD
BECAUSE eminent chemists say so
BECAUSE ii contains No caustic compounds
BECAUSE it wears longer than any other
BIC NUSE II operates iHSftHtUHeoUs7y!
BECAUSE Il does BOT stain the skin
BECAUSE il uCuri-hes and strengthens the Hair ;,
BECAUSE Ii cGrrgets the bad effects q other dyes.
BECAUSE its presence cannot be detected!
BECAUSE IT NEVER FAILS.
Manufactured by J. CHEISTADORO 6Astor House,
New York sold every where, AID applied by all Hair
DrsSSers-
Price =, 81 So and s. per box, according to size
CHRISTAD0R0'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE
Is Invaluable with his Dye, inparts the utmost
s1fne-s the most beautiful gloss and great vitality
the Hair
Price, 20 cents. 81 and = per bottle according to
size. In
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11
weakness or Debility Induced by over Pa.
ti.ue

VIII soon disappear by the Of these invalur lie
pins and the Soldier viii quickly acquire addition Al
strength. Never le the Bowels be either confined or
uuduy acted upon. 1t may seem strange that Hoil
WAYS Pills should be recommended Tor Dysentery an
FlN many persons spposing that they would increase
relaxation. This IS great mistake, for these Pills
viii correct the liver and stomach and thus remove all
the acrid humorS FROM the system This medicine Will
Give and yEor 70 the whole organic system howey
or derauged, while saIth aud strength follow az q
ter Nothing vii stop the relaxation Of the
l. -. - : ~ - .L..i---
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11

ArcrIoS StrE.-on Tuesday the nth.
viii IL sold a auction. i. the farm Of Ca
rey Matthews, miles east Of Mineral
Point city. several heal IF Horses. Cattle
anl j quantity af farming implements
inciudin. i Reaper Drill PIow-, iIarrows
&c. together with quantity Of corn. and
household furniture This Is a chance
for bargains or I'd who neel >ach prop
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11

Sores and Ulcers, BlGtches and swclliugs. can lth
certainty be radically cured Il the Pills taken nghs
and morning and the Ointment be freely used stated
in ihe printed instructions II treated IN any ether
they dry mp in part break in another
Whereas this Ointment Will the houors from the
system and leave the Patient vigorous and healthy
1t viii require little perseverance in bad
In insure a lasting cure
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11

A. a preset tha; tie blood Purifier and Pills arc
t.el, vegetable have the certificates 4 those gi-
iraut chemists Professors Chiffon of New York, and
Locke aE Cincinnati.
Road Dr. llgiars special Na;j-as and Certificates
published jE -rs. i-s-aas part ~ this Paper !.ola
time 70 l5HuH.
Price or GA. scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purl-
Ter 81 ucr bottle or = yer half dozen. OF tie >sai-
dIu.rial Nreetabls Blood pills. - ceats Iur box, "
. boxes fer ST.. .
Principal Oaiee and Salcsr9om. No 3 last Fourth
ST.. 81 Building from Main 81, @ -hAatii O. Lab
o.A.srv 40. Is Hammond street.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11
Sick Headaches and Want IF Appetite Incl
dental 10 cIdiers

These feelings which sadden us usually arise from
trouble annoya DISTRACTED Precipitation eating
and drinking whatever unwholcsoIAe thus disturbing
the healthy action OF the liver and stomach These or
gans must be relieved, If You desire to be we'll The
pills taken according to printed Instructions will
quickly produce healthy action IN liver and stoTu
ach and as natural consequence clear head and II
good appetite.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11

J II Yivisn, Min Point, Clayton ( Hopper. NifHu
r. d. HGslyH Arena. J NJ Avery. n ssrow
L. ) Wade, W 81 Md. p u Grir..rhz i55f-evilIs
r &. Brett Iiis and. d " Dudze1n Avcca
by Drl cEists and Merchants generally tIru rlr
the United States and Causaas 4--tv
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11
sDw ARD pEyLiN.
fDeUEj3s 81 FruteT,

successors to VIM. LanyOn Son, having pu
= chased the large and fashionable stock Of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11
Friends and Relatives
OF TIE
Brave Soldiers & Sailors
HOLLOWAl'S PILLS & OlXTuFET,

All who have Friends and Relatives In the 49,,
or Navy should take especial care that they H.. -.
supplied with these Pills and Ointment; and -,
brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected Ia -
themselves with them, better present can he So,
them 10y their friends They have been proved to -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11

CHs f Cn,,,~s;o,ers of School Gad University Lands
WV y 0 MADISON. Wis, September >, 1868
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11

VIII be speedily relieved and eHeetuay cured ~,
using these admirable medicines and by paying proprr
attention to the Directions which attached 10 each
Poi or HnX.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-11-11
PREMIUM STOVES.

Of all descriptions and sizes together with few COAL
STOVES. both for Cooking and the Par.or. We have
also . large stock OF beautiful
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26
Boston and New York Block
ade Runners.

Isn't It about time to know definitely the
meaning of these St. John rumors Ii
they are true, let the finger of scOrn find its
proper objects in our seaboarl cities il I'M
true, let them be nailed ms gronndless sland-
ers. Here is whats correspondent of the
New Tribune says. writing from St. John
y d J June 9TH
Since stopping in this city. have heard
leading merchants, whose sympathies are
with US, complain bitterly of the course Of
the American press and people in this mat
ter. Their city, they say, has had to suffer
tie bad reputation OF being a rendezvous tor
blockade runners. The extent of the busi-
ness has been much exaggerated and in
nearly all the rea, cases the goods have been
furnished by American merchants who we'll
knew their destination. shipped here on
American steamers. and the only benefit
accruins to St John people was that derived
from the truckage across the city.
Recently there have been several instances
illustrating the manner in which the position
OF St. John as a neutral port has been taken
advantage Of by the business men Of the
United States to thwart the plans of their
own Government The Flushing--a very
fast little steamer--was brought here from
New York. Her saloon and guards were
taken off, and other alteration made to fit
her for a new business, her name changed to
the " Nln-Nan she then cleared for
Bermuda under British register. Had her
business been legitimate, she could have
been much more expeditiously and econo-
mically fitted out at New York The people
connected with her were all Americans and
strangers to St John.
Last week large IRON steamer, bearing
the loyal name of General Banks, owned by
a prominent dry-goods man Of Boston and
other Americans claiming to be loyal, was
brought here and transferred to parties of
Halifax VIGOROUSLY connected with blockade
running, and as it is asserted by men who
should know, the payment was from Nassau
funds. THIS steamer was formerly the Brit
ish mailb0at Scotia and run in the Irish
Sea. She was taken in the attempt to run
the blockade, sold at auct on in your city,
registered under her new name, and last
week there appeared in the Boston Journal
a highly patriotic letter from Gen. Banks,
thanking her owner for the honor thus con
ierrcd upon him. We can perhaps imagine
what Will be the Generals emotions when he
Iearnes her subsequent history. A day or
two since another smaller steamer called the
Republic. arrived from New York. 5 e is
said to be very fast. There is no sale for
such boats in these waters, and no one here
doubts the motive which induces the owners
to take tals round about way to get to the
w est Indies.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26

purpose to protect the colored soldiers, and
a letter from Gov. Andrew h.artly endors-
ing the prayer.
Gen. Hooker returned to headquarters to-
night.
1t is said that Cour, of Inquiry will be
held in Gen. Milroy's ctse just as soon as
the exigencies of tie service will permit.
NEW YoRx. 9th.
The Baltimore American of yesterday af-
ternoon says the rebels were driven out OF
Frederick by detachment of the regular
cavalry from Washington. after a brief Skin.
mish in the streets, who pursued them until
they crossed the South Mountain. The en-
envy did not number over 900.
The recruits gathered by the rebels were
left in panic
Information from Maryland Heights, says
the rebels are only in small force in the
mountains, and had made 10 attempt to ai-
vance on that point.
Ilarper's Ferry was still nominally in our
possession, The bridges are fully protected
by our guns.
The nearest rebel force was about miles
of a Little Antedam.
SAN FRAScrsCo. 23i.
The steamer Orizaba sailed this morning
for Panama with "a passengers and S963,-
600 in treasure for England. and SlS0, 600
for New York, and So, for Paname.
New YoKK, 9th.
The pirates Alabama and Virginia were at
Blhia May 18th, the latter without arma-
ment.
CINCINNATI. 9th.
The GG>ntte correspondent near NicksburS
18th, says it was intended to open with hot
shot upon the city on the Goth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26
FRIDAY, JUNE IS, 1868
VOLUME TX, NUMBER XIII.
The Presidents Letter.

That branch of the Democratic party that
has not the honesty, like Fernando Wood
to declare all it means by it. factioss OPP
position to the government, has rendered. OF
late, valuable service to the Union cause.
In New York State this organization met,
and was presided over by Erastus Corning;
and it passed certain resolutions artfully
wordcd, and we'll calculated to lessen the
confidence of the people in the President
This body Of semi patriots while denouncing
arbitrary arrests, as it was pleased to
term the arrcts of such traitors as C. l.
Ealiandinsham, in the same breath. dcclar-
ed that it was for sustaining the administra-
ton in the exercise of all institutional
measures for putting down the REBELLION
The resolutions containing the views OF
the meeting were sent to the Preei!ent, with
a request that he would give them earnes,
consideration. The President, one of the
most accommodating men iii the Union.
gratifed the reading men of the country, by
complying. The Presidents answer will te
found on the outside Of this issue. Do not e il
/ to read it; and when you have read it, do not
fail to lend the paper to your neighbor and ask
him to do likewise. 1t will well ply care
full re- perusal, for it is the most satisfactory
and conclusive answer to the small talk Of
the small beer politicians at the corners Of
the streets, who make up such domocrAtic
assemblages as the one, that called cut this
letter, that the press has yet given the coun-
try from any source. Verify, these $50 call
ed) democratic organizations are doing,
though unwittingly, the country good ser.
vice. The Albany branch of the concern
meant these resolutions for the injury OF the
President and the Union cause, but the re-
suit has proved the revere. Out of these
seeming evils good vii be deduc1.d. Out OF
this partizln madness will come sober truth
Out Of the bitter opposition of bad and bold
men, there will be evolved = purer and high
er patriotism that will save the country.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26
The Union State Convention.

The State Convention Of the loyal men Of
this State occurs on Wednesday next at
Bangor, We fear that this Union gatherin:
Is not receiving all the attention its import
ance deserves. In the midst Of wars and
rumors OF wars We have to q great extent
lost sight of the State Convention. 1t is
just as nece s4ry to have full gathering and
to have its proceedings Characterized by grca,
unanimity, and to be composed Of those who
act from pure motives and love of country,
as it is to have good full regiments in the
field, and those regiments made up of good
loyal fighting men. The State administra-
tions, when acting in harmony with the Ma
tional administration, EXERT a most potent
influence for good on the current events Of
the war, while lukewarm, Or .emi-seeession
sTmpathzins administration, or Execu tive,
e1erts chilling and deadening naaence.-
We need in the good Old Pine Tree State,
hereafter while the rebellion lasts, as hereto
fore, an earnest, enthusiastic and determined
Governor, one who will not only lend all his
official influence to the National Government,
when called upon, but will anticipate its
wants and be ready for any emergency. The
whole souled Washburn was clear up to the
puolic demands and the pressing needs Of
the Government. We have not seen but the
prudent and sagacious Coburn, has been
prompt and efficient, in the performance of
all the duties devolving upon him as Chief
Executive. But We need something beyond
q good Executive officer. We need to have a
unitel and determined loyal party behind
to support and strengthen him. Weneed to
concentrate and consolidate the Union senti-
ment, and to unite into one grand organiza-
ton, the patriotic men OF the State, SO that
Maine shall maintain her high position Of
loyalty aud patriotic devotion to the Union.
Let the loyAl men,-tbe unconditional
onion men, Of this County meet in caucus
and select able and earnest men to the State
Convention. Send full delegations from
every town, the more the better. 1t will
amply repay for all cost and trouble
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26

AFFAIRS AT YicKsBUEG The Boston Joar.
aai publishes the following extract from Il
letter received in that city day before yes
terday from Chicago
!" One Of our prominent men Just from
Ficksburg sIys we can burn the town in
six hours with hot shot If necessary, but
Grant is SO confident that he can take the
whole coop that it will be bis last resort. \
Lieut.. Colonel who was in yicksburg iai
was here and reports that be with other.
were in it when huge shell from the NOR
tars came through the roof, exploding and
killing about twenty. FIVE men, and blowing
the building endway. Gen. Grant says he
will defend himself with - 900 men from
any attack Johnson can bring against him.
lie has made iIaines' Bluff impreguable. and
it is the key to Vicksburg and his base sup.
plies. The secret of Grants success Is
partially due TO the fact that his generals
though mostly West-pointers. wosk toseth-
er !, that he has been heavily reinforced i.
known to all. and Missouri is complaining
that her troops have been drained to send to
him. We have reliable evidence that Mis-.
sissippi is full of corn, cotton and sugar >
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26
A letter 10 The Commercial from Fortress
Monroe, 9th, SAYS;

O7itial Report Of tie Capture Of the Ram
atlanta NJ r bells at or near Friderick-
0aiy a small Force has Gone into Pen
asyieaaia The Pirate Toeoay If the
Coas. Of Massachusetts, Sic captured and
Burned Riae Vessels on M1adqy.
WAsHixcrlN, 23d
The fll,wing dispatches were received
here to-day
Flagship Wab .sll, Port Royal IIarbor /,
June 18th.
t. Hon. Gijeon Weiles oecetary of Navy
Sir-Havias rcassn to believe the Atltnta
and other rebel iron clais at savannah were
about attempting to enter Warsaw Sound by
Wilmington river for the purpose Of attack
ing blaekading vessels there, AMI in the
Sound, | dispatched some days ago the
Weehswken, Capt. John r gers, from this
port, aud the y tHant, Commander j. Downs
IRON North Eii,t9. to Warsaw. where the
Cimcr5ac, Commander Drake WAS maintain,
iDg the inside blockade.
have tie homer to inform the department
this morning that the Atlanta came down by
Wilmington river into Warsaw Sound and
was captured
This information has Just been received in
telegraph from Fort Pulaski sent by Capt
JOIN Rogers.
Very respectfully your o5't ser't.
5. +, DUPONT.
Rear Admiral, Commanding South A.
lantle Bioeknding squadron.
Flagship Wabash.
Port T ga narbor. S1uth Carolina,
Jane l5tb, 1863.
SIS have the honor t inform the de,
a. 81
M Bio, have received further details OF
tile capture OF the Atlanta, sent through
she kindness 81 Col Barton by telegraph
lrom F.,rt Pulaski.
The atlanta. Captain W. Webb, came
down this morning, via Wilmington river, To
attack Oh. vessels ~ W4rsaw Sound, accom-