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The Jasper weekly courier., 1863-05-16

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE IL hereby given ihst The under
IN sirsec has been appointed sdm'nis'rs
tos 81 he estate or Fanny Cave, late 81 %
bois county deceased; said estate = sup
pcsed 10 be solvent.
May "a, 1863 .-sw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

hsivia Noycs. the ah-coniing SuV.crin-
tsndcnt 20 ths Maine Central Railroad IA.
been arrested. Tueut,-six thousand dol
Lars were iouni IN his possession AMI q Il.
thoughi tho ~hoic amount wiu d. mower
cl Tie defAloation was over forty tboa.-
and dollars.
The srst Na;ional Bank 81 Bangor has
been Organized With a capital o. sis5.cro.
Geo. St~tson vAs chosen Prcsiieut AMI
John Wyman. CASHIER
The Gazette says Mr.. Eben Williams. u
kockiAnd. "a kiiicd iA.t week. by falling
iro'a shs staging Of a .biP upon Which be
vas a. ~ork
b. Andrc-coggin Agricuiturai Society
VII bold their Cattie sho~ AM fair in Lew
ision. Tuesday. "Wednesday and THURSDAY.
ct. tth. sth. and sth. Th~ Cattle show
al b. held on the Soci.sy'. ground. and
thc Par a. Central Hall.
Mr.. J. ~ Phibrook Of Sko-b~r.,.
owns a tine Ai-ood spanish Back-one q
the bssi breeds 10 the vorfi. The lamb.
command almost ahuious priccs. SAYS The
CLARION.
We learn from thc LOYAL Sunrise = that
Mr.. Nimsnas Fhilbrick. - woodland. vas
instantly Allied On Monday % last week
~hilst engaged IN falling tres. lie ~
moved from Buck6sd 70 that place aboul
four years sinoe.
Two 81 IN pirates IN rortisu,i al male
an assauii upon thc turnkey. its; week
nth a view 60 cseApc. lie as able 70 IN
io-ck III dor AMI procure help. When tn
rorucs verc pat iu irons.
Iho Press says thc work q fliin- up the
ouiiet 81 ihe Csml.criand and Oxford ca
nal. las commenced
Ihc Reading Raiirusi people ar buiiI-
M locuuotive vcirhing ffty-sve tous
IL all have twelve diving ~hcch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

fEoN MENicO. A dispatch from San
frAneisoo. dated sept. 70. avs -he steam
er Golden Age arrived last nisht With dates
irom the City o. Mexico VIA Aoapaico 10
Aug. loth only. The substance oftbe news
is that the guerrillas ~ho occupicd thc main
roads 10 the capital had captured several
Frcnch trains. causing much suffering from
scarcity ~ provisions. Communication
Nth Nera Cruz va constantly intercepted.
The 'guerriIia occupied Jalapps and on
EAba. Salgny. the Preach minister. hsd
been Poi~oosd. ard was dangerously an ia
consequence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

The rebel leaders nave evidently become
thoroughly alarmed a. the rapid STRIDES be
ing made BY Gems. Burnside aud Rose
er.ns. into the heart Of thu bogus conse,ier-
scy. The latter has prOccoded With The
greatest raPidity, searcely waiting ~ look
over one position before his advance was
sent 70 a ne~ point lie had advanced in
90 Georgia. and threatened Atlanta. when
% all intcnts. their territory would De
again cut in twain. Burnside had also
made good Roadway. lie was reported
~ithia ten miles Of Virginia and twenty
froza North Carolina This was the posi-
ton last week. with each f0rcc advancing
The robcls, u appears have resolved 90
stake all upon an attempt. BY rapid oonccn-
tration % destroy. one after another. these
two armies. They have gafbcrcd The rvn-
nants Of all their >oufb-Westcrn arnics.
with the paroled men Of Peuberton. Who
are basely pressed into ths work before an
exchange -as eHected.-and IA j. alleged
thai one or two corps Of Lees army i. also
With them.-for 6nal assault The bat
80 NNAA1tANtA 4NAaAlA44Ns AlA convinced
day. each army resting Al night upon the
ground Il hal occupied in the morning.
Early Sunday morning the rcbcls AGAIN at
tackled the federal force and continued the
battle Desperately til night. Gen. Tbom-
- sustained thc force 81 the attack. AMI ~
gained al h. lost lie fen back % Ross
vile that night. Thcrr was no Sighting
Moaday. Rosecrans vas concentrating a.
Chattanooga. and Burnside va near nth
his army. which wosld arrive before any
further asiack woald b. made. Rciusorce-
mcnis from didercu; quartery we're rapidly
gong for~ari. - that our army would BE-
able again o. take thc Offensive
The movement Vas desperate attempt
% sunihilate our army. bat failed. The r.l.-
els cvi3eutly having suffered more severely
in every inspect than our forccs. In The
words % dispatch. I.osccran. i. fgh;-
ing the Whole couicderacs.~ and govern
Tnont l. pu.Ling foraarl troops SD that BE-
shall not Co e. without decisive rcsult. IN
our favor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

TuE AILsNrIc MoNrutY Tor Octoier +.
received Il contains ariicics from Whit.
tier. Emerson. Thorcaa. Hazew,I. and
others q high literary rvputc. such a. tb,
editor haVe brought into their s-rsicc. On
giving 60 their magazine its position AZ the
heNa 81 AEn~rioan periodicals.. Thc nun
Der also contains very able article frou
Relations. la Which b. discusses faIy the
relations q the States O. the National Cow
crnmeni. and The condition o. The States in
rcberion against IL. which ~in command
scneral attention.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

Il having bccn declared tha; Gen. JACK
son sAid '' Mr. Smith o.. %. > "a nan
not -orthy the conhl.aer ola stat-.man. -
The Troy Wig gives ihe .eK.et language
employed by The GA hcr0. Hcsaid II =.
% j. =. " r. Scr - 70 E1-s tCura-
bcrlani District - d,sgi or,.l d. ~ p-rssa
% 's rVrrso-lsnrr. Ccn Jackson ~as
not isnorant Of The infamous trieks aad
gigantic -ron-s -hich NJ. Smith T--r?ctrat-
81 against hu coupetitor-Iion. Jane. q.
'hzr' hill-in order - insure - electioa
and a. that tine Mr. Charchin vas a nan
Tor whom Jackson lad special rcgarl. a.
beng thc one Who cast al, only ciectora
vote for ham in Nc~ EngiAnd--hich vote
sAvc the Cumberland distr.e; tho tile u
% SsaF m the Fast. rPr-ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

Tar EiucIioNs T. anv one green
enough O. suFFos~ tar PEN~-yLs ,~I..
ONO and NEv YoaE ar a5olt O. vote
cpntrarg o. California ani Mainef We
ell nj % unierrate ths ropsiar intei.i-
goncc. II. results of our reccnt Elections
-in hentacky. Neuaoui. California. aaI
Nsisc--sthies a. divers a. possible in tbeir
ons'n and making uI--arc perfectly har-
moni9af. Ihey enbol, tLe increased faith
q. 90 f--i-- 49,. g. G-t,...-s =s,5 as;
te hoag'f ~ tat -au ts Pot square l1vn.
and tar.r assl resolve d.it BE- shall tr. Ard
'his isi..f A. obvious o. OBJ. remaining Cop.
Perh,als a. a. 81.
srN York rr.ban-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

drt-sE BrrTs' D,aIsto~ The 5ocssios,
% Jufse Beits. - Ncw la-k. Ga the Wit
- Aa'~ss 0g-P-s. demanded IN behalf q
deseFier named Bali.ngcr. settle. viewed
question:. Il establishes the legality Of tho
frcs'dent'' proclamatioa. The Judge thus
states his opinion
90 Ihc governments has thc ri-h, O. De-
icnt 81 ON cNistcncs. and ~hcn q -
necessary . may say % al. .'Yoa shall not
prevent or cmhsrras tlse actiua u the
goscrumcus Ia thc exercise q th.. hirh
po-cr By any foun q legaI action j;
may say. earh nan must couc forEarl q
help defend ihe aaiiouAl iiie AM d. caaaos
interfosc thc objcc;.oa thai h. 10 not la--
islly called aPou. 30 thAi b. j. caueI GA
g. 30 more than h.s nes-hbor Itisruos-h
thai b. is called on by sho goserum-nt aad
vitLin 10 rracL
NasL.lgton Iranscripf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

Granrsr. his hat torn bv hullrts. roic Ike
q bon -hsrvFer the combat vas thickest
Every sisisicn ror,rnander borc himself
gloucusls. ard among them Gcrs. Torch
en-. Hasten AMI Parker especially drstin-
cuishsa thculsr lsrs. IurCheu charrrl
throngh the rcbsl hines. nth In bavonct.
anl being surrounded. forced his wa1 hark
AGAIN. Parker. vho had to horse a.,
under Inn Ca SATURDAY,. foruiinu r. u,-n
fn one Ene ula.ie them De- down rsta tha
cnems was CLOSE upon them. vhsn suti.i.nl,
they roe anl delivered ticir Ere with such
eject that thc a.sas--uE party fru back In
confasion. leaving the ground covered
with The AFFIXED.
When night tn tii. boiy 81 heroes stood
On the same grou1d occupi~d - them in
tlc morning. thcir spirits beng unbroken.
Their losses arr not yet estimated.
Gen. Thomas telcgraphs on Mon ay
f1rvnoon that The troop. ar in high spirits.
H. bro1-it "a al Lis wounded. OF thc
siCk AMI Wounded AZ Cravfsh Spring
includinE our main ho-Pi,al. nearly an hAd
ben brought a~sy
lhr nuubrr 81 prisoners takcu ~ The
enemy vii hardly surpass tvo thousand
hesidcs thc wounded. II vhom not NOR
than one tbousand could have fallen iuto
their hands. Of ths rebel prisoners &c
have sent so o. Nasksiilc Most % oar
losses in artillery were occasioned bv ne
killing Of al ali hcrscs. Geo rhomas re-
tire,i O. RcssNillc ga >sntay night after the
battle hal closed Cen. Eo.ccrans kad
issUed orlcrs for all ~ his troors o. %
concentrated 18th ihc forrvs a; Chsttanoora
In the last two ASSAULT. our troops fough'
Nth the haf oncf. tls.-ir ammunition l-,ine
cnhagstsl
T., ii..' &C --ua;ion ;ha: hal r~a~hr.
this city. from chattanooga last evening
va to thc eject that cen Rosccrans wosll
concentrate "a Chattanooga last night
t'en. Thomas hal been engaged with thc
yucut PRIOR o. fss O'Clock L. NJ YESTERDAY
ant % vas fhrrrf fore qresfionahlc vbcther
he ~ould Do ahle o. rcach Chaiiancosa lasi
ui-hf. Ihrrc vcrc Indication that fhs
enemy we're c1nicmplating iculsnsirsiisl
ca another part "a oar line last evening"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

Mr. Washington French % AIbanv.
Maine. having been annoycd during the
summer ~ bear. who haI kiiicd a number
fhis sheep. few day. sincc 81; trap and
caught a ''sarmint- ~hieh weighed about
So pounds.
Some Massachusc's sports-ncn have ~
Gently visited Riley Plantation. They
succecdel On taxing two bear. an old on,
AM Young one. Ihe former va stgHcI.
and aiken bome. beariu. tl.s Juion has.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

4 "L,sr DIrcu~ Ma TAKrN. The
Journal describes how Provost Marshal
Baker. caused the capture ofa dcsperate
fellow drafted IN Jay. Who hal sworn never
- be taken alive. The posse called a. hi.
house and found be va absent a. a neigh
bor's- Arriving a. thu house d~.igna,-I.
the host had no knowledge 90 lin. Which
made search necessary. They found a
spot under the chimney. whcrc "a looked A.
though a nan had j.st gone in. u proved
90 he the outlet 81 a series % evils. ia ,b.
last o. Which va their game. They forced
IN the host. but b. could not ct into o.,
second one. 90 they commenced O. ru,
through fror above. The descr,er hr-,
iound his tine "a up and wanted o. kn1u
What terms b. could have. IL "a. f5Ii b.
vouia 10 taken Oh Lewiston IL th.n
cane out. gave up his seyen-sioo,sr All
boWie-sni.e. put on the bracelets. and 90
taken % Auburn Jail TIE Journal hope.
b. wili ~ male a. example q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

THr IEoN tL,n~ The last sseauscr
hrins' neas 20 more sac; acton. on 30
part q Eas.anl. The Lonioa Morain-
Post in short article rrsp-ct iag d. :
i-oncihd' tulliin- a. Liverpool .ass.-
There b. 49, 90 believe. Luic Jo4bt tha,
Hnicr tL- term, % the f1-ci-a eaiis.acat
as 'i's ar, 81 b. detaiacl o. thc govern
urrt
Tie charge AGAINST thcrn d. tl.st thcy A.
hi'ri oai ~ ihc T-rpo.c oi carryins %
hos' .liiies against thc O.
The HERALD Ia. ,bc following letter date
Loaion Yih
90 ] hasr DO from private asI rri,sbl,
sourcr thar o.E 9 noti-c has been give. %
NJ Adams that the iron clad ian. o.,
LiseT.oai and Gia--ar. arr stopped o., III.
government and raii tLe Ieri.i8. ola l...s
trihrual This drives tbe last ral .rts ,i..
REBEL coin. No ray of lope from ca.
silr i..-ru.1ates Gle cause q r,i-Ha.-
IAis de,lsioa sal tc o.. cure far L..
NoFoleau. al as D. decided o. Al With.
OF Eu-land. thc game g intrrveaton. RI,
cognnion. AMI assisiancr. on this si.I- nan,
Pc considered up. Ti- gloon that "a,
sec- rai-cr.u- os.r ths .,,......a s.... a..
general ani thc mi-I a. John Bon ir
Par,ielLar. ias roa c-la.aatel ,- on.
grad pail - despair
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

Rev Mr.. South~orth. pastor % ths Con
grecational church Al South Paris. has Oh
tained leave ofhis socic;y % spend short
time IN the army. His services have been
accrpted by the Christian Cornzaissiou.
~ bar. and be I'll leave shortly. to be
about sonc two OF three months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

Mrsr-1Is roimo. SD 81 tls e4a-
d.lltes oa the Bau.uai .a-. "a M.r.s.3-
o. have declined es.rft GOO. ana rss rio-
eani.ia,ss All .a.ir .lass. .l.l- reason
o. ta- rep ta,g have akra. tbat tler are
60 tae var ani co. G.yeran--t. and eaa
not clnsaeaiioasis give i.d and comfort o.
g. r,a,.s d, rlan.n- ap.a a rebel sfnpl-
ihirus Piatfara. -Es.taur.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

MAJOR james Mann. Payma.ter A. Port
land. announces o. nine months u,en uhs
were sick when the,r regiment. were raid
q. aai are It'll unablc Oh ,i.,t OF. oH-c.
that p they all give him their POS; oEcc
address b. MI f1-wari blanks f.r them o.
sign. ~hen D. can Forward thsir paw e.
them. IT. say. they 81 not need o. sr-
Pioy A. agent Co collect %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

The Cincinnati Commercial las a. inter-
e,ting aaco-ni 90 Gen. Bzusidr's late
camrai-a. from Which vc extract The follow
INK
. The Feast Teuncssccans -e-c 90 rlai
O. .ec' our soldiers tbcy cooked ever, thiu-
thes hai and gave ii o. them freely. no,
asking pay. anl apparently not thinking o.
Do. Mouen stood by tLc roadside uiiL
pans n vaicr. AL lispiayins Tnioa fa.s
The vcnlrr was vhcrc al ;hc s.ars
ani Stripes came FROM Kuo1siIlc "a.
railut uith fas, Ata poiai on thc roal
irun \ rgsion o. Knoxville. siNty Woman
aHd CRIB Stool b. tLc roadside waving
In'on fa-s aai shouting .' harrah f1r THE
Jnion. oA ladies' r-sieI OF q th-ir
heusss an vartcI o. s~c Gen. Bsru.ils
and shake hands vith him. ani cricd wei
come. Cen. BURNSIDE welcome q Eas;
Tennessee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

The Argus learns that rnorc commodi-
Gus and substantial station house i 90 b.
erected a; Danviilc Junction this fall IL
VII D. completed. that paper states " be
FORE cold weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

The Mas'achusetts EepubEe,n state
Convention o. o. D. hed az Wo--e.te-. on
ihurstay. Serfeulher trerty fourth. An
invitation BE- given o. al uh1 stand tr ,ie
Government ia crushing out tLs fets!aaa.
o. at With them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

fEusr AND SNow. The rrourI ~
white ~iih frost ia this vicinity. wedne.-
DAY morning The White Moantain. we-.
true O. their name. showing the effect ot
ihe snow sluan. ~hieh fitted aboa; iLesr
submits on Tuesday. Winter soon ~ll
b. upon us
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

The nachias Repubi,caa came ont Ia,
veek 18th an election builetin three col
un'ns vide. II proclaimed fhe fact that
Washington Counts had ben carried f.r
IN lnion. by So msjortv. The peorle
again endorscd The decision 81 che Ie~i..
ia'ure. - dsPriving the copporbead sens-
tors oithcsr seafs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

Rev haries Bee,her Who vas lately
convicted By church coancil. 90 Le-r.s. +.
about 20 Tabii.h te sermons upon Which
ihe charges against him vcrr based. uitb
b. defense 10 ~ia Be issued By Mes.r
lee a. shepard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

The Portland Daiy Cozricr says tLc
deialeaiion Of Moves bad The effect 20 raise
the saiac ofstock and bonds % thc Main.
Central railroad Ia the market. Beside.
a handsome s'ln ia hsal. 8, l. demonstrated
thar the net earnings % tie road amount O.
$1,000 a year more ihaa any one s4ppos-
81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25
lwasLiagtoa Transcript.

The Corperhsal Belfast JoarnL thinks
that % mas courags I'll b. Questioned
vho car say- voted the Dcmorratic
i.gkri ln i-55.- Il taxes ja.t that .tyie q
courage that the assassin i.ss-a species %
'' check chat iarrea.os uith o.. easrmits
= tie crine committed
[leuistoa Jou-uai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

TIE Press sass thai Mr. Turner % Texas.
vho spoke a. >oath Paris. ca tie 1t in.t .
- nov in Michigan. wish some relative.
lie intends % rcturn % Texas. with some
q tie military expeditions. wbcrc has
kno~ledgc % the country wall be yAlaable
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

CO Bears Veteran Re-ine-r BE- rea-i,
AZ 10 camp. a. Aogasta Corsras....r,
haFe teen issued 70 Charlie Tfa-u..-
NorTay. Qlariermasfer ara Rev Geo
hnoE a. Chaplain , VI GosH f. Adm
ant. and Dr. psg reforms a. Sarrcsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

fEr~osr ~frurDe. ttr' Uore-tU
bistec- Of Hartford has L-h 90 en-. afr-e.
specimens 81 q seediin- apple grown ia Li.
orchard. vhich b. has given the above
name The apple b. 81 good arc. G- asl
regular SHAPED. ard makes q very sss.sl,-~
cooking apple. TIE tree ga good bearer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

a Coon ImNc. NJ J.J. Colder Ia.
opened a stage Iue from panville Janctiou
O. l-cWiston. >a-cs leave paa,ille an A.
ri'al ~ ihe - O'Clock down train. AMI re-
turn in season to connect With o.. Alter
noon Tram up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

Lawn rhe ladies 81 tbe Cos--c-a.
t'onai Soeiety. ssmner. bid a I.ves A. e.
Congregational Messing House. on T,.e.-
aay evening next Thee lsIies never
fail IN such an enserPrisc. and an iu,s-s.,.
ing gathering may h. expected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

Wm- A Barrows. SIMMER. has been
commissioned Captain q Go. ?. Ninth
Maine regiment; ard Isaiah Cushnan.
Sumner. "a Lieutenant Of the same oompa-
ny
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

~ thc Caledonia County Pair. a steam
enTis-e vii be exhibited. -hieh cal. mai.
o" "i.r' an hour 4 race is appointed on
one 20 the days. between a.c machine and
ohe q IT, fat nars. oa fhe tr1ttin- cos-..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

DISPATCH. Il is ssted ,i.st TIE "a,
francisco E'ening Bulletin. issued A. 49,,
Il. A. ooniains esch dsy. the Washinr,o,
ne~s Up 70 osh O'Clock Pm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

rEtNK LrsfIE's L,pif. Msauf~r fs-
'ei.1er. comes cat vi-h ttie pa-e a..
hrirht a. the tinis prescribed To- the Fa.t.o,
plates. for goods f5r hu ues- The r...
tra'''as 81 the hl .iy les al, r.mer8o. and
complete. .rariu- l,f.l o. ls l..ir.l be-
addition. Iie Magazine saa arlai..ti.a
tar an LADY ~rabHshel BY Frank leslie.
View York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

@oha D. lloyd b. certainly dead TIE
devil Las o. does. bai ~ raII1r. d. cheat
e. Itc fcfi Lal ter.r care taksn ~ b.
p.tehiork. or . iofd ~oaIs rsain.
fiouisv.le Joarnsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

Isl.ru.rIs> W,SIfp Ilts aayboly
bard ir.a " DlI Clay sia.e election,
''rea' ars.,rf b. fh f.r ti- la,. arl 90 b.
l.I-i 't.a.l o. he pieseI ar any -hrre o.
1853 ID. at oae. reformed o.. Li. master. Jsg
uata. rtLraull..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

G.iss. LHi,' a co.. have s.aira-t-1
-.ia tae A,.aaic Ir,rgraPi CoaPaay e.
u'aa-'a..l-e aaa .ay tls cs5ir uezt sau-
Ger
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

Ernu Iumr. O. is .aiI ,hat 1900
'i f.morr'aa's army. p1roIrd az yi-l.-
hur-. have been armed. and aerc is a..
battle against Eo-cerans. 40 Chaftsn..-,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

The retarns reo,iveS indicate Union ma
jorty q ~. 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

The Oxford U.isersaii.t Convent,
holls 30 session 81 Iiyerrnore tbs ueek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

Alefier from Dsrter Mitchell aftts .,b
Name. % tie journal sag. Iat regiment
has one year more t1 r.ua.r d. tle service.
lhe rrgiuert is doing p.,t.t lrif .s ,i.
sicinliy % Beaaf-t. =. a. NJ Nf,.t.u
safs in h.. letter.
We have been real.-r r %. =
>r,.'hs .Irr.i at Au.urn. 40 ,--. a.t.--
'.a.l t1 think thar sob hn-.lsr.i f-..,...-
-.a.i ie lrterel .r o. STREE. .f fl. N.-,I
~ ~miia ooull have beard f.. a.,f.,-.t II
nonrst 49, gnai.on spoke va.n h.. sre-.b
Els rrsi 81 camp hrr-. darf thlrE II.
uuull care Oh address fhe FEB Ma.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

DrrsErrHE CO., to~.csrrrs. Two tan-
ireI coa..urts viu have tonight br
Long Island. uaIer Coniey a1l Fenneu
They arr intended ior co. i6ih Reg One
hsnirel ard hfy more from tte same req To-
msnt u.li probably leave on WeInssi5y
night making fte hundred and ffiy 10 a.
cent O. ttis regimen. rCoarier
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

LntlfrrisNs Cen. Tom Thanb ana
be- wife. uith Cauu-o.l1re Mott. and Mn
nir Warrru. val Del iu Porani oa Mon
day ard T.e-iay az nrst ~erk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

Ne lndersiani ihsi q oapf,rl.sl IN thi.
c'iy. in fhc seventh vard. kept aa old man
shut up several days. snd bro--f- iir, from
prison on Monday o vote e. oarrerh.s8
tickei against hss wishes. The T. uor..
than arbitrary s-rcstsor nsryiirrffs Prs.
fKockisnl Denoc-at.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-25

ll~~isioa Joauai
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-10
Administrators Notice.

NVIlCE Is hereby given that Charles Craig has
~ been appointea and q ual fed as Administrator
Of TIE estate of Sessanah Wsathsrwsx. deceased,
CHARLES CRAIG.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-10
for Sale,

'THE undersigned has a good strong set Of new
L HARNESS for sale at q very low price Cali at
my Clothing Store. B. COHN
July 23d. ls68-w8
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-10
FARM FOR SALE

T'Hr undersigned Executor Of the last will Of An
drew Maekey deceased, will sell at pri rate sale
100 acres OF good land situate In the Eastern part Of
Knox township. Holmes county Ohio. 10 of which
e under cultivation. II contains necessary budings.
Terms reasonable For particulars call on William
June 1858 IRVINE MAoKEY.