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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11
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nRopUCE ard general Commission Merchant, deai
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l. pspot, Mineral Point. 4o<-.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11


PRINTER $ Festival IN THE EAKMr.-The
Printers Of The Second Wisconsin Reri-
ment formed an association hist year ana
observed the anniversary of tho birth day
Of FRANKLIN on tho lTth of January, 1864.
At that time Capt David Mckee, since
Lieut.. Colonel of the 18th Wisconsin and
killed in the battle of Murfseesboro, wa,
President, and there were Fifty two ,.e..>
bers of tire association present This
year the day was duly celebrated but
with ranks sadly thinned OF the fifty-two
present last year, there were hut fifteen
left. Battle, disease, discharges, and pro-
motions to commands in other regin snts
h I'd thus reduced the number Neverth.
less the Festival was observed with tina,
cheerfulucss and spirit which never de-
serts the craft; good dinner was prosi-
ded, toasts drank and stirri..g speechss
made.
Below VIC give the names of the oifcers
and members of this lttlc band Of Prin-
ters. 1t will be seen that it Comprises
some of the most dauntlcss spirits Of the
Iron Brigade: azs
GEo. II. Orrs, Pres't CnAs C.: btsngE, Seq.
LIT Col T. :. Allen, Sgt Il. w. Burns.
Capt G. Ii. Otis, PrivateJ. b Leidy.
l. G. " oodwar,l 81 r. Waterman,
l., G. NJ. Humphrey, +" j. r. Christy,
LIT. Chas. c. DIV, +" G. G. Bushee,
Serg't w S. Roasc. " W w. Bryant.
= Milo J. Pitkins IL. Sanford.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11

wtve. and Sisters of orr yoluu,e,
Extraordinary Military sniy

The lonely sentry walking his rounds at night expo
sed to drenching rains and chilling night air is offer
seized WITH most VIOLENT PAINS and SUFFoCa TING
HoARsESkSS, first symptoms of QUICK CONSUMPTION bu
II supplied with HoLLowAYS PILLS and Hor LowAY'.
oINrhEsr, all danger is avered Pills taken nigh
and morning, and the ointment brsky rubbed twice
day over the throat hest i'll remove the sEvEREs
PAINS aud STOP tne most distressing or DASeERor
COUGH Therefore say the hole Army.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11
Clothing Department

manufacture to order, of the best mat eral and
ploy none but experienced workmen The public may
rely upon every article manufactured at establish
nert.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11

as Broadway New York
fE- Milwaukee Office, II, NewhalI House -v15-nl5
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11
NUMBER
II lFRcMtv1cKsBuRG.

Washington, Feb 8, 1858
Advleesfrom Nisksburs are note ncour.
aging The canal makes very slow nro-
gress in changing tho channel of the Mis-
sissippi, and our troops are necessarily
placed in a swaInpy and unhe althy pssi.
ton, with considerable sickness AS ti.s
result eA stl1
Memphis, Feb. ), via Cairo, Feb. 6. 1863
Tho steamer -Adelinc has Just arrived
from Nicksburg She lef. the fleet stiIf
opposite the city. A terrible snow storm
is in progress The ram Queen Of the
West ran the blockade and brayrd tie
rebel Lactefiss, on Monday morning. A
daylight Over lO5 heavy siege guns bel
ched forth their edfftents upon he- as sho
steamed swiftly past. The noise of can.
nonadinS was terrific, \ rel,el boat also
opened fire upon the Queen, which the
Queen returned, and crippled the rebel
steamer. Tie Queen tleu PASSED to the
foot OF the canal, and there stayed until
| p. M, when she left for the point below
A line of lower batteries then opened uu.
on her. The Queen went through in safe.
ty-nobody hurt 1t is feat. the accom-.
plishment Of which should male Can't
Sutherland name stand anon. tho best
and bravest Union officers. The Queen
n the lower batteries, was under IT, s.r
rec quarters o: an hour.
Memphis, Feb. 5, via Cairo, Feb. 6. 1889.
There IS but little here new to-dav, ex.
cept that our forces are cutting new CO.
nal at azoo Pass, which enables our
gunboa's 10 go past the rebel fortiGcat:ons
on the Iazoo. This will be finished in q
few days, as thera are bat some levees 10
be cut to make it complete. The moye,
ment has b, en- K ,pt very quiet, but sun.
pose 1t can be ma1e lublic now Thy
are also cutting a new canal this side OF
the old one.
We have advices from ous feetat Y. eks,
bug to sunday afternoon Preparations
Tor great demonstt a ion werein progress.
The water Is running through Fnrraguts
ditch, or canal, az it is called. at slow
Z, tie. 1t is about five feet wide Eforts
are making to deepen it. 1t il. about one
mile and hall ion, an / only about half,
of it is commanded by the enemy's suas.
S.e>n dredging machines have been,
sent for, with which it is proposed to deep
ell the canal. ,es.-e -
Preparations are making te run the
blockade 1t was reported th the Ca
rondelet had already run the enouny bat
terles, and was at the mouth of the canal
but the port il not confrmed There has
been no Indications of success from Port
Hudson
Sickness among our troops still contin-
ues. Many OF our troops are down with
the diarrhea. No doubt is entertained 1t
the fleet OF the u'timate Ta.I of the rcbol
stronghold
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11
Soldiers Atteation,.


See to your health do not trust 10 the army n
Ipes although most valuable. These and Mt
MENT have been thoroughly tested they are the nly
remedies used in the European Camps and Rar- cks
fer over forty years Doctor Holloway has supplied te
Armies in Europe, and during the cRIazas c.ap,Ies
he established de OF at Baacava for the exclusi
sale otthese GREAT REMEDIES many time his spec al
Agent here has sold in weight Of the Oint
ment il single day. These terrible and fatal enemies
! Of The scLriER IL CAMP,
DfARRHEA. DYSENTERv, SCURyY
SORES. and SCROEJL3ts EiUPTiONS ali
disappear like cha m bef, these PILLS orSTxEyr
and now while the cry rings throughout the land
To Arms. To Arms.
Do not let these men perish by disease place
in their hands these REMEDIES that will enable
them 10 resist the dangerous exposures the Fevers the
Chls, and the wounds which they cannot avoid ana
what is more cannot frequently get succor in the mo
fnent of need. whereas our brave men have only to
put their hands into their knapsacks and find there
remedy for all the casualties Of the battle field
How many thousands of lives would thus be saved who
would otherwise perish before relief could be obtained
ACTiO>-None genuine unless the werds
!" HOLLOWAY. New YORK LorpoSr are discernible
Wdetynark in leaf of lhe book of directions
around each pot or box; the be plainly
by holding tbs S-gf to the light handsome
will be given to any rendering such information az
terieiting the nedicns vending the same knowing
them TO be spurious
80 Sold at the mandatory of Professor HOLLOWAY
50 Maiden Lane New York, by all specabie Druggists
and Dealers in Medicine throughout the civilized world
In boxes at IS cents 6a cents and 81 each.
~ There Is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
n. B-DirectIons for the guidance patients In er
sry Tens<r srs sAxef - s.eh h>s. ss~tS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-02-11

Consisting of Coats, Pants Vests Over Coats Cnd
Shirts, Drawers, &C., great variety be foun
in rket In the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-22
Frysburg Items

~ ouIcEH's .pUu SUGsEsTED. A
reformed Livui.. not many ruiic. awsy. tells
TIE f9llowinc incident which Occured unier
cen. Butlcr 81 Nev orlcans. lie was
piAccd With a sqasl Il men O. guard a
cctain ID % Cotton; and ~ui'c acting "a
tins line. man came and lail clam 20 Il.
beng is soii owner a. h. ssid anl withall
god Hntos ma. The Lieut.. hisi'atci
and said be would g AMI state the casc o.
the commanding General Which h. dih Oli
Zen. amer bearing iho sta,rmeat fairly
through. ratiser cmPhaiicaliy rcplied IL
you arr placed there 70 gard that cotton
should say yoa had better BE- abou; doirr-
b. The othccr rcturned considering this
Aqusrto Of Instructions.
Mr.. Jacob :. Powers received word
Friday. that his eldest son. Lieut. IN a
fsnns. wanna Re-. s,l u,ortally wounded.
IN The late battle Of Frcderick,burs. and
~as lefs GA the hsli in The retreat. Il i
believed that none q the Fr1ebsrg boys Of
the i7ih rsg, rcceived any injuries in that
snsasemeu;.
Mcssrs. Allen a Marrsn arr again en-
iarging their Tannery. the present season.
They rccently sent Of a single load Of sole
heather. the aiue 81 ~hich amounts 10 the
snug sun q $4,000.
Although having had. generally consider
81. a milder -intsr than ususl the snow
fingers IN larger hears sPcn the slopes %
kiarsArse and Mote mountains. than 10 j.
accustomed a. tLis date. and The sprinr -
quitc cold and back~arl Sno~ f,u here
to the drpfh % an inch ca the l5th inst
Farmers arr noiing ooasiierable gas thas
~intcrkilied In their Intervals
Some % tl-c papers say the >sco River
~as 80 hish last week q, % prevent The
passage q thc mail stag from Bridgtou To-
Fr,eburg 7; ~as not % inpassaile bat that
persons came through Al The time. and Il
only needs The incl uaiion ard pcrseyer-
anoe 90 ia; the mail through Tbe tardiness
and drhnquencies On this ifns are q 90
frequent occurrrncc. -hiie other Hne. in
the sicinifv make tine. and therc can be n.
Palpabie excuse. that the public mind b,
getting reused - 4 eliminating point q
indignation.
EN-Gov. John W. Dana reformed from
south Amerioa. on Friday. after an absence
ID about year
The Spring term % the academy Las
been yer, sacossisl. closing With a public
examination last week Persons Interested
shouli notice that Us summer session begins
GA The 21th lust
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-22

The NV ANEEicsN ENcTCIorEpiA
The sixteenth and last Volume a this YORK
has jass been issued from thc jsSlly oelsbra-
ted Press Of the APPletoa. 81 New Yors.
This Nolune commences viii Y. and Gods
with T. Il contains Supplement o. near
" 80 pages. devoted 20 al those SUBJECTS
Of History. Statistics. Biography and 81
encc, -hich are Re~. or which we're omitted
in The body Of the work
This Volume contains some So pages.
printed in double columns. on good paper.
With clear type- SeEse Il the subjects are
the folio~iag. va: Van Burcn. Naucourcr.
Nespariau, Victoria, Virgins. Voice. Vol
eano. NoltAire. Walpole. Warwick. Wash
ingtoa. Water. WHerloo. Wat. wea,iar.
Webster. Weliington. Wesi Poiat. We.
Indies, Wharton. Wheat. VIII. WiIiam.
Winds, Wine. Wirt. Wisconsin. woEe.
Wood. Wool. NerHcs. Nrnophon. Yale.
Young. Zinc. Tb~se ara oniy = "a
among the many. They are an treated ID
the CONCISE. clear snd coaPrcbcnsise nan
ner Which has characterized ibose IN tie
Volumes preceding
The undertaking Of this Cyclopsdia prc-
supposed a want in America for such a
work The ooruPletiou q it i conclusive
evidence that tbe ~ant existed AID ihai g.,
has been supplied The Edito-s sad Pub
hsbers deserve the highest credit f5r ths
manner in vhich it las bcen performed
livery American must feel Frsud q BIS
country uben b. learns that such a. enter.
Prize % . success. a. tbss has b>-cn.
Baiiey a Moves. Portland. arr tie sole
Agents Tor Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-22

To those ~b0 arr sndins iaulg With Gen.
Hooker. Ne would sAy-stand BY The brave
General Who commands yOur srnles in The
Geld. lie has IN uiany WAYS exhibited the
highest Qualities OF a uailisAry commander.
Stand By hin--give him E.ir ehAnec en-
courage the brave men under I'm. and NJ
pre,iict. TIA; in the end ~ ~ir more ,han
met the ~srusest expectations Of has
friends. and bring uPoa his eneuics cOafu-
SION. dissnay and disgraec.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-22
Items from the 23d Ne Regiment.

The I'D Is no- IN Virginia. hear Chain
BTi1gc.
Col Nirgia i' acting BrigaeEer General
4 the - Brigade. De:enocs Of WasLin.-
ton. souih side of Potomac river.
The members u tins Regiment recently
received f0ur months' pay The amount
sect hone BY the Whole Regiment. exceed
e. thirty Thousand dollar
The hsalth Of The Regiment - good
discipline eKc-ilcut. and in dnu cqaal %
any nine months regiment in the ssld.--so
say al outsiders.
The 80 j. nov doing heavy picket duty
supporting = coufinuous cham q pickets
siN mixes "a length.
Lieut.. ". 2. Bro~n. Of 60. / sth Ne
Vols. wounded BE- the recent battle. has
since die'i. IN the hospital a. Washington.
Young Brown w4s IN al the battles b.
vLieh III 5th Name vas engaged. from the
frs; Bal Kan 70 Autietam and Fredencks-
bars. aad escaped without a scratch ur,l
The laie engagement. when a lal passed
cuiirciy ihroseh has body. woundiuc tie
'Fanc 80 A. o. produce PARALYSIS - ihc e.
trcH.iiies- he survived the battle bli q
few DAYS
To- report in The papers about = rad On
oAaia Bridge, ~ rv0cl cavalry. Is entirely
without foundation. Oar regiment sup
por's a ciil-H " pickeis SIX miles in length.
81 riglf Tcsaag GA the nseT three miles
above IL Bridge and BE- ieis on the river
about ull.e below. guarding al thc ap-
Proaehcs - 'he Bridge an sure am dat
- arused rebs. has come within or near our
Ines
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-22

Tbs death Of Stonewau Jackson j. a ter.
-ible blow % the rebels. Tt- Listo-v q.
tAis rebsliioa sk0<s thai tAey have 49,
their grcstsSi general. Ire perhaps nav
possess a mind Of larger scoPc. be nay pr
haps be better Eftei 20 command large
army. and condact extensive miiitary op-
eratioas; bot for true bravery. inveutive
scnins. rapid concentration % thcught.
knowiedge Of Den and the Avenues to nseu :
hearts. Jackson hal no superior. As an
executlvs ofscer. he lad no equal Stone
wall <as an ecoentric genins. HIS coccn-
tricities gave him grca; power over Others.
Ms soldiers would alwsys fsht. Thy
would follow him 70 the cannon's ulosfh.
into the very avs 81 death. ias; as euthu.i-
asiioaiiy - they would 50 70 pasiiuse.
The religious element Of character he pos
ses~ed. gave ham great power. Twas real
y the secrc; OF has strength The fact can
Lot be disguised. that soidirrS. ho-ever
reckless or Proiane. VII follow a y-syssg
man. ~hen they would not on x an oppo-
site character. Stoaewail Jaokson Eas 4
rigid Prcsbyterian. ant his religion -as
With hia an enthusiAsH. n guiding. le,ding
element. lie frequently preached @ his
men. and prayed az the bead q has corps
He made his men believe thai be Vas COM
missiOnea from On High-;hat the great
God vas has Sovereign. lie va a milsta-
" leader q the CromweH stamp. HS
made has soldiers believe ihas the bastls
Geld vas tbe high road % Heaven. The
oPening door % tbe portals q glory. His
battle cry was d. the sword q the LED and
Gideon lie was the idol q tie whole
confederate army and IN has death the loss
70 their causs a. irreParab!e Had BE- bceu
engaged IN = righteous cause. be -oald
have died universally lanlentsd bot ho~-
ever much ne NAV admire his great Malta
y genius and rare abilities A. military
oo@@ander. We cannot regret that he No
longer lives - Aid a conspiracy ~iioh ia
~ickedDess and inf4my has DO parallel IN
the history u tie World
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-22
vsllAndigham, the Traitor.

THIS bra~ling dcnccrat and notoriou.
traitor has bsen Al last arrested and tired
By eourt marital. for reasonable language
asod an reoeuf political speech. IA Ohio.
lie REUSED 70 plead or admit the j.srislic-
ton II tn Court. But b. has been tund
guilty and ~iI ucct With Justice AZ the
hands q sr-cpls hs has long outraged.
As might D. esPcctcd. from the character
81 the nan. b. fnds sympaihizin= hcarts in
al the frec States. Trzitors are escry-
vherc weeping aod bowling becausc he has
been stopped IN has strocious career. Thy
Ar trNing % 'aarfgrs-s ham. aud the dcrao-
erats 81 oAio Ars tAikiag Aboat ranning hsa,
for Governor a. their next State election
Before that tilne<oues be nav be IN anoth-
CT locality. serving ont his time At another
AMI a very Different business Tbs ~bols
country owes Gen Burnside debt a srai-
Itadc. Tor placing the graPplins irons upon
tbs black hearted sscsssiouist and bringing
hila % justicc. And ne trust b. never MI
allow any COurt. BY writ 81 kaicss csrpzs
O. other legal process to take him out Of the
hands % the military auihorisiss This .
ID time Cor iu;erT-osiug technical prcvcpss.
% shicld trvssonshle scoundrcls. Ike Val
landigham. Ibe higher law az militar, ne
oessify. administered by drum head court
martial. Is just tbe thing ior al such seoes-
sioa villains. II this government has any
military authority over such trcasoaable
eneuies rIghi IN sts midst. 4 - high time i;
as cNercised- Men 81 the Na.landighAn
stamp IN the FRYE States. arr the meznesi
aud mos, dangerous encmies &C have O.
contend vith
Il j. kigh time to place them beyond ii,s
power u dong niscAief-imprison. hanish
or hang tbeu. JUst a. circumstaaccs and lie
cn4s u Jussios rr.guire- Trcason against
ones country - fhc highest crime known %
The laEs, and therr can be 10 excuse or
apology for one guiliy of the oaenoe. ia the
fnee >tatcs 81 tbs mon. The voices Of
tn patriotic dead come uP FROM every hag.
tie i.-id. IN thuRdering tones. d" down With
trcason IN IT, north. shall Ne respond
Lke people worthy q frc, institutions ard
4 republican gOsernmeut.-or shall No
isne!y look on. until trcason souih AMI
trcAson north. d" hand joined IN hand. - De-
siroy the God Ike heritage bequcaihed ~
6T OR forSfalhcrs. and Enally overthrow
the best government the world ever sa-3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-22

War Hr worLD H.. A ca7pe-besd
speech maker. a. a recent meeting o. or.
ganize chapter q Knigi<s q ,be Golden
Circle. grcr crooedingiy patb,tic. 90. ari.
che ciose u his remarks With the fate o.
Nai.andisham bsfore him. lanraag- vs. q.
- usci vith dipfonafic skiI. anI b. uoans
81 sith tAc islie~iug snaruifoent r.eriod.
My friends. ] 90 uot want to adtf..
ION virf course o. tske in resa-1 O. as
conscriPtion lav ] uigLi Of slrise sou
right Bn ] viH tsi1 500 vlaf ] roaii d..
II ! should b. taken. and drargei sovn o.
Virginia. and my bones ieh after soua, o.
tion. 20 bleaeh heneaih icr Gun. ,sy srirli
sh0uii come bsek o. err ~ mfr -.
ny friends. ] repeat 70. NJ sp.ri, sLo1ll
come ba~k o. De- native hiut ard sfm tr
SrrrEr~
Orator collapsed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-22

[. {. Coin. Esq. the correspondent o.
the Boston Journal. ~ho has Won crlehritv
a. The auilor q the arrnv lstters. published
over thc sisnaturc % Carleton lcrtu-sd in
Portland. last ~cck. TIE Advertiser sound
faux nth ham. because b. did not do ius-
iioe 90 the T-eoPie Of the >outh. and oppo-
s'i slavery. ~hich . pretty good evidence
Of the scundness Of has position. lie had
spoken ia Boston. previously. on the in,i-
taiiou 81 Gov. Andres. Eiwarl Evcrett.
and others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-22

SErI"Cs AoCIpENT. Hon. Topaz
Robe. u Gorham. ~as found IN an Ia
sensible coalition yesterday morning. q;
ihc foot ofthe stairs u . building be was
rePalriHs b thar town. u Supposed be
had been ataeked with fainiing 10 snl
ieA down thc sta .rs. a. Lis bal vas some
~ha' bruised He'remainsd ,a astupor for
some Time. but. ~hen our informant lea
thai town. had somc~haf recovered. Alr.
Robe b. about 20 years Of az. an .ueb an
Accident must De- a scri1us one ~ HIN. Bot
ve hope for the best result.
Press. 2Oth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-22

GES. GRASr's Postrlo~ The ueavre
dstAis Which We g,t frOa beth sides a,
the Southwest indicate that Gen. Grant .
pressing on with gr,at ,igor and success.
\ rebel writer sass that When the I-nion
gunboais ran the Nictsburg batteries
everybody supposed that Port Hudsoa n.
% ~ the next objccs % ATTACK. AL hence
no 81 preparations were made IN the rear
Of Nicksharg. Othcr sigu, u rcbcl surprise
and excitement caused by Gen. Grant,
n.osemeut. are abundant And eel IL nav
be -. for AZ the last account. our advance
bad entered Raymond. only cight Males
RON the Nicksburs and Jackson rad. and
connected with Il by a branch track. and
ari'en cat rebel force Of sOoO sirOnc.
-hile csA-- eolzzsas Aa1 pressed on toward
Jackson. g miles 90 the northeast. The
aoo0rSiing D. rchsl di.p-ohcs. IA. on the
isth. las; Thursday. Farther details Of
Col 6rcr-ou's operations wouid show tia,
be eaectaal!y Isolated Jackson on The
east. While he destroyed the Mobile road 10
@ Meriden. and GRAFT broke Up he track
lcading south from Jackson. On the
Whole. ihercfors. a. no time previously
have the operations against Vicksburs
~orn - cheering a look a. AZ present.
Since writing the above NJ have rcesived
dsPa;cA from rebel sources. admitted
The car;urs q Jackson BY zen. Grant. Ia
Is probably true. and II -. our army has
eheciualy cut OF Nicksbarg from all the
rcsi Of REBELLION. AM that place aust stand
or fail With whas torccs IL happens 20 have
wtihia 49, lines. Gen. Graut can nov take
his Own time. bu; the way be has moved
rcocndy show, that be vail complete hs
work VIII vigor and rapidity. Jackson Is
~ miles FROM Nieksburg. snd i. The Junction
q the railroads running north and .outh
ard cass and ~est. lIioston Jou-ual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-22
OBJ 0rfora democrat
PARIS. MAINE. NAY -. 1865.
Union State Convention.

The easr~a. q Mas ~ho az -aco-dstio-ali,
ny.l 70 - Go%erus.~at II the Usit-1 Staies.
a. ~ss ~-eostitso.-lly ssplsart al "a s-.s-r--
Sc he r-pypr~-.sss 81 The Rrt-llisa. .a4 -hs sre
resolved o. sfarr ~ ~ad~sx.r o. nnsiaf.sa IA
tso-~i t~-os. both ~ psis~ipl- s-a tetrit.s "a
hoss-Asry. .re suvs,sd - s>ad D-A~xsb~- O. Coz
.ens'os - b. he'd - The coy - BANGOR.
On Wsinessoy. fis la dsy Fl JAY MR..
90 the p-sPo-e - -s-aia.fs.x e.sSalzte Sc Gov
$780,. - ~ -r--<>~< e. &c Uris- u.~u 81 N.i-~
"a ~ --crtio.-
tsch CIV. ts~- @.d pla.ssfi-. . e-tsst - -
-csd es.e d-iexste. ssd sddin--.i d-l-gste o.
syec tSe hsessed inhzbsf.-s.- a 6-etroa -
fhf~- husdr-d cutitles a 40 .tastsoaal del
sgsts.
LEONARD ANDREWS. rssk-
SAM FL = SPRING. Calul<ti.nd.
RUFUS =. STEVENS. Ox6srd
NELSON Di>6LSY. Ia. Andro.ooxr IN.
}. u. PRESCOTT. Fraakha.
Jas 6 BLAINE. K-e-~h-c.
JOHN - BAKER. sAx..i-hoe-
- ID Ll>>DAN. Soasrr.rt
~ cTET>O>, Ls.coia.
TR StNO~rO>. k.sx.
WM. McGILNERN. waLio.
ErAkkth FLINT pi-c<razais-
JOHN NNMAN. fsn--b-c,.t.
EUGENE VALE. H.ar<k
GEoKGE ". DNER. Wr-A-rto-.
EBEN'R WOODBURY.. ArSost-ok
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-22

DINIIrtp NiLfsoE lIioH ScnooI Bv
q letter from D.EGeli. w. learn thai ''tie
>princ Tern Of Mr loward's school ,losc,l
~lth an cHaminaiior. Thursday and Friday.
9Th and ~th inst. it PASSED 81 % tie enfire
saiisfaetion ~ al Ghe house vas crowded
thc ast day. Ihe exercises vsre inter
sFersrd With music. singing. deoiamations.
sid reading 90 essays Asery appropriate
Fal-'iirtory vis Rad D. Miss I-na =.
Para The examining committee spoke
rc-y highly q the prouess ~hich he
school bad made We have never BAL a
more Piea-art or froftsb'- tern rf s-teal
TIE same boari 81 tenders have been o.
cured f5r tLe fau term
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-22

MoEF SS"- Tie hu az srs~ on che
iath. va oi.ssrrea in 81 parts ~ Oxford
County. o. ssuae ipcalitie. tt- rs.ris r,-
port sir ~ ies. A. Andrr-r -a--.r..-.
deut sags tte sakes we're $50 .a,Ie. h, ....
anieter o. aids +" NJ n,oiier .s.s th,.
r.sns year- see. 80 year rn ss,,,.,,o-
sno- fcli o. a. d~pth ~ fo,. the tsb
ard 18Th of Miv- d. 1910. iberr 90. 4,
great sno~ s'ar- in May. ard be h,hsr
csocif i8 bs-rels IL sar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-22

MUEDrE At THoNssFo~ Richard
Tinker. Esq Warden q the Name STATE
Prison. vAs lnur,lcrcd y con,ici. named
Spencer. lass Tharsiay lie was passing
tLTough The carnage shop. and vas aboai %
80 cut, when the oycrsccr beard = eroan.
and looking round. saw spencer drauinr
tl.@ bloody kniie out q TIE Warden mex
SPenoer alleges ihai Be- kiiiol him because
BE- had kept him shut Up iiI be hal ruined
Us cousfitltion. Tbs consict sa,s be
sharTcned the knives O. ALL u.e Wardcus
~ ihe Masss,has,iis prison and would have
Killed ihra himself bad others ~, done 10
llc Ia. been PLACED ia a dungeon.
" W Eioe. Esq. Of IIampdcn. nom
mated % succeed Mr. Tinker. Nil probably
iua1acd iai,i ~ assume the duties % the waited
othcs