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Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
From sonth CaroIinn.


We have adyices from Hilton Head down to
the llth instant. 1t appears that when General
Foster left TO come North he turned over bis
command TO Gen. NSglee. After his departure,
the following order was issued by Gen. Hunter,
but whether in consultation with Gen. Foster
or not we cannot say, but presume that 1t was
done with the full knowledge and consent Of
the latter, as he manifested, when here, no feel
ing Of classification towards Gen. Hunter
DBGDQ'Rs DEP'T or THE soUTH,
Hilton Head, Port Royal, 8. C.,
February IL, 1858.
Of tho roinforcenients recently arrived In this
department from North Carolina; such troops
on u slr arrival here, having become portion
Of the Tenth army corps. 7..i.NA .'''0' ..r
Brigadier Generals Henry NJ. Naglee and
Orfis 8. Ferry, commanding divisions, will
cause the various staff officers Of their com
mands TO report and make due returns and re-
ports 10 these headquarters. They will also
cause the chief quartermasters Of their divIs-
ions TO turn over all marine transportation
brought down with them TO Lieut.. Col. j.. J.
ElWell, chief quArtermAster Of this department,
The divisions commanded by Brig. Gems.
Henry NJ. Naglee and oTris 8. Ferry will re-
main intact as at present organiLed--Gen. Ma
gloe, a. senior ofhcer, assuming command OF
all the United State foTess on b. Helena Is
land, with the exception OF those statIobed at
Bay Point, who will continue to report 10 Post
Headquarters, Hilton Head Island, until fur
ther orders. ..m ..-.
.... ID, HUETER,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
Gen Hunter'S order suSpending the land sales
has not, seems, had the intended effect, for
on the l1th inst.-ths day advertised for the
sale OF Beaufort parish, Port Royal Island, &C.,
10 eommsnce-thSt tax commissioners convened
oOfors a curious multitude and bid of town
lot. The price paid is stated to have been six
dollars. II was generally considered cheap,
and the multitude were in favor OF continuing
the auctiopi but the commissioners adjourned
the sale until the nsIt day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
fAfEsTBY-TEEKGRHPH.
4, Dsstruotlvs uassip, Hsyvaris, y! =, J (
Mason Jones CS.Slbg q tVa,h,nston.


We are glad to know that thlS remarkable lee
tursF IL -eOmlns 10 this silY. unheraided and Al
most unknown, except BY foreign publioatiqns, he
came to this country, lew months since, and was
noticed as an orator upon his european credit by
the Journals OF New York city, where he frat spi
peared. OF course, a reiterAtion Of the powerful
laudatoty notices OF the London, Liverpool, Man
chester, Dublin, GlAsgow and Edinburg presses
secured for him very large audience at the Aead-
emy of Music. The Hrtt lecture so electrified and
astonirhed the sons and dAughters Of GothAm,
that ten subsequent appearances were made by
MIR. Jones In the same city AZ the various large
odiices all crowded, aad each subsequent audience
ecipsing the first In eRthuEfastio admiration. Tho
name Of Mason Jones then became known 10
Americans. HIS genius was worshipped; the ihb-
tels he achieved were greater, his triumphs more
consequential, than they even were at home, where
so many had been ecstAoised by Curran, o'Coanel,
Grattan, Phillips and other Of his eountrymen,
for be A. known that Mr., Jones Is an Irishman. rr
Since HE nrst victories In New York, he has only
appeared in Boston, where, night after night, he
lwAs honored with audiences composed Of the most
learned Of Young AtIens.p From Boston he
appears in but one or two other cities, and then
he comes 70 Washington, at the solicitation Of
many Of our fellow-oitlzens and distingdiahed
officialh q . ..". H.I.A f"fH1U. -'n r...a..
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

VoLuSrEER ESeIsEHHs. Col. E.,E serrell
lie now on duty In N. Y city and Vicinity recruit
ing and organizing tho Third battalion Of the
volunteer engineers. The engineer eorps form
the highest branch In the service, aud by q
are placed on the same footing with engineers
ofthe regular army, and hAyo the same pay,
clothing and eniolumentS. g'u .rt srlrIs
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
Mr.. HSst-Sn and the Banks Expectation.

Mr. Hes"oh ana tho banks ENpedltions
.r Ar. HAswell, OF tho commission for the out
1T Of tho Banks expedition, has made state.
ment to-day to Congress, in which he declares
the, he,imputation of unfaithfulness on his part Is
unjust. Tho Jersey Blue and the Quincy,
which were condemned at Hilton Head, were
subject to injuries, he says, such as often befal
vessels and which no ordinary test can always
avoid in the first case, the parting Of a bolt
In the neIt, the blister of a boiler plate, from
invisible defects In the iron, not easily deter
mined. I... 100 80. a.....r r1r.. slrr
With regard to the Niagara, he says she was
repaired after examination last summer, at an
expense Of some $4,000, and with some thirty
vessels TO examine. The statements OF the owner
were taken as. to the thoroughness of her re-
mira lffTr'F % .. ''' F'.f.N' ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
Payment Or Invalid soIdIor,,

Mr.. WilAon, in thV Senate today, introduced
a bill 70 secure the payment, In thirty days, Of
soldiers in hospitals and tho conyalsscent camp
in the vicinity Of this city. II passed, it viii
be hailed with Joy by rhany a suffering soldier.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
nEKrurHE-
Tsmporarr Home Cor Nssass. U. s.A.

Temporary Homo FOR HoFaea, y. .. A.
The, Sanitary Commission has opened q
branch Of Ne, washington Army Rallof Station,
Tor the protection and accommodation Of 70
male nurses, temporarily dstsinedIln Washing
ton by iIlness, Or while Waiting orders and IN
provided with proper qgarterg ,hy, Government
Or ffidnds, An such nurses WIN b made well
como on application at the once Of tho Com
misGlot, IA r street.. feb4-Im
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
OFFIoIAL.,
ffHFFs ss
y NOTICE
war DEPlRrMENr,

~ ,WaSain0ton Cnv, D. O., Jam IS, 1858.
In consequence of tho pressure of busInssSst
tho War Department, passes for citlsens 10 visit
the Army Of the Potomac Will bo given at the
onico Of Lieut.. Col. Conan, 1ss PenHsylvanla
avenue, above NInsteonih street.. .Hqi JsSO
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

THE sEoRETAET OF TIE INTERIOR has com
mnnieatsd 70 the House, In answer to resolu-
tIOny a llnt Of the clerks employed in his De-
paFtllsnt, ",' .'... ... a ~ .r
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
HoBLp woRnsu

"wHENEvEE THETs(rik hnsaGs1 Rave rHE
n " PownH, THEY pufvE BsFouH THhh niro THIrR
au.,rUa m aor-S,I,s - ist.-l.,.s,.il . II
- WOULD ALSO nnfeB Ueg ThusT THEN NOT,
r. rWEuE THIY AnlE, Fnuf Wout.D rNvAbB AMI
DESTROY Us WITHOUT MnAcf AbsoIuTTT
AssVRED or THHeE Tumoa, I AN AMAZED lHkI
AET ONE COULD rnrNK on 'PRACH ON AM
rERHA' ihE Nho nfffERTAINs THE sIHTIMBNI
IS PIT ONLY TO De SLAVE HB VINO urTERs
IrAH rHlsT1fEi nFonRoynRS n A TRAfToR TO
HIS oouErRr, WHO DBsnRvBs THE sdoRN AND
"coETEMFT or AL HoHoRApLE MEN! !,'- Hons.
Grams, 10 Ne General ASssnblvor OHIO, February,
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
EDIRIOE
A0UR osOE6CH P.pI.
IL Atlhrr n IAiKir ro-IlAY.I

A"A MNNHH hAAAAAAAN AV-HAh.t
s,esks ia soid iaptkot to-day, ss,~iiibe
seen by our quotations, is about as bad as II
can be. Plain talk is the best, In times like
ihosas itls aokaulte noeg gusoablsSSv0lns- -Ui
our friends could yish, butt does seem 70 ne,
and vi ard Stuthihedin thSAupihlOd, 10y thoSe
who arc we'll posted IN opr afAlrB, that Tho un-
fortunate state Of the marked to-day is only at
.tFibhIabib % thb dihSlory cohfso pcrSued by
COugroasin An mot passing the Bank and Finance
bilIs, and especislly 70 the action Of tho. House
in insisting upoh modification Of the House
bill looking toA Large lncreass oflegsl tender
notes. rrn rifr Fg T.Hrs. 7TtiTru
The market would be relieved at once If
Congress would pass the Bank bill and leave
the Finance bill 70 be dispoSod of afterwards.
Legislators should remember that they are paid
to leglsiste for the country, and not for the
country banks. r.lN
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
TELEGRAPHIC.
IMPORTANT IRON ARKANSAS
HINDMAN's REBEL ANY TOTALLY
a q. q. INEFFIcIENn
Thrss Hppdsra OF ~ TsssPs IroIsn 10
D. a,rA 2s.'e' ~
HIS MEN FrFUsE TO OBEY HIM.
Tn -RsQpl4- On Rss.l zsrrilopv. .Il,srsor, or-tA
Adyaaes QftA4 Fstis7d Army o = m,
n M 4 Pro.la Thtm! .'If.lf4'

81. LOUIS, Feb. 1sth-A letter froh Genera
Donaldson nom person who accSmpRnled
the recent scout TO Batesvllle, Ark, lays that
Hindman's rebel armyis totally Inefficient.
Three hundred Of his troops froIe 10 death
during his retreat from Van Buren,. .....r
Hlndmand had since been ordered 10 20 70
Vlcksburg, but his mon refused 10 go.
Upwards Of two hundred doserters hre con-
cealed about twenty miles from Batestllle.
A large majority Of tho people favor the oc-
cupatlon OF the country by the Federal army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

Tho above are exclusive OF receipts from cor
poratlonS, from salaries, and from stamps.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
Personal.

Hon, EtOsNsp swEEt, Or msPisin tSwn nt-
tending snptShs Court, u ~ lp. ..,1' ~ r. ~
.ET-Gov. MORGAN and THURLow WEED ar
fiyed in town, this morning. ...,.-...,.r
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

LOTTT HOUsH, the accomplished actresI,
lately Of Growers company, commsncss an en-.
gsgement al the theatre iR PlttSbRrgs tonight.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
INTERNAL REVENUE TAX
INTER EREBTING REPOR RTS.

FEBRuART 10, 1S63.-Total amounts remlttod
to the ofice Of the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue, on account Of Internal Revenue tar,
BY the collectors Of the several stated, 70 Jsnu-
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

FAIR PLAY Is A JBWEL.-The Washington
correspondent Ofths New York Times says
The statement publiahed in sho WashInRton
" Papsrs that General sherman Is in the city, il
an error. .i'a ~.
,i1Tho REPUBLICAN made no such statement.
GvGpile We 90 not Oomplaip that Washington
oorlsapOndsnts Appropriate bodily our eEciuGiVs
nsytls without credit we beg that they win not
cbArgeqs With blundsrs that We do not com
mIg.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
stool Market To-hnv.

We are indebted to Jay Cooke & Co., bankers,
for the following condition of the stock and
sale market today: .''.. Z
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
FAIR 80 s7s0bm
Ala ofths sis,s ana n y vvoundsd v settlers.
INVITATION, I,

The Ladies' In charge Of the deeofalion Of ODD
Fellows Hsil, extendA most cordial Invitation TO
the Ladeh OF thlt city to Alsiht at any time during
and tP, N, or, syenlngst from 2 TO ioI p. NJ, at
Gefmsn Han, Eleventh street, above -, A com
teSds during t6s tiSs sbovS d.slnshaseS. IN
~ ?, rBE coliiiiTfEE OF AARknsEhEEfs.
7 up LL..I-- IN - ------ NM ~ l-.L.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
Meeting OF Gen. Mcclellan and Gov. ssy-
...H. mOur. .H

ALBANY, Feb, lO.--GoE. Seymour is visiting
Hon. VIM. Kelly, at Rhinebeck. Gen. McClel-
Ian, It is understood, meets Gov. SeymS Sur there
to-day.
GCan the above be considered military
movement.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

SECOND 'WARD POLICE cAsrs.-s Z. BaSier,
drunk sent 10 the wOrk-hOuHe. Peter Boyle
drunki fined 81. John Gun, drunk and disordeflyj
committed to work-house. Hugh DaTrow, Hugh
Mcdonald, and VIM. Moore, resisting ofieers, jail
for court. Jas. Anderson, drunk and disordefly;
fined %. John Murphy, drunk and digotdsrlyj
hHed %. John Tracy, diSoTdsrly, fined IS. 90, q
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
BAw
TWM FAIIkY WEppINolla.

BY special kEtApgement We publlsh erdiusfuely the
cAHp PnoIooaA4fts Of the IILLifUTIAN We'd
zen. TON Rp%B II hiS Wedding ,u, price % ots.
Mp. GAN TONI THUMB, in Wsaaipg'5a
NJ aBEe CEN. To& 5ERp&Bi,l liia1 ia a,aa 3,,o
/ |co6a iBoRE E14T sSdf .d1ssNiNE-2s IS6 81,
ME, Qf6ofnshlaH and bTldsSaad, 10 IN. 90
MTsi III y ToAr TiIuAtH, II sslsbtatsd :,
y Hst:.ss \. 4 ;SSiSiG VIM and fNEn Wan 511 -
Tfs ESS,s bRIDAkfGRrY, Group ~ 81 .aG
RE BkibSt Party, tsarse,oopif ais, W. raa' ''' "
TSS PARTY tststis-a-ss66ppiS i. :. -.
M pLss Of card pictures, selo14S will be isH
{. S18 e sent BY mail on receipt o PtidssHd post
None genuine unleas stamped with our trade
mark, EA In d circle, on tho front Of the photo
graph. Beware ofSpuri6uS c6FlSs IAade nom en-
cravings, &c. .t9rlf y =
AIT. ANTHONY,
SOL broadway, New York,
Manufacturers Of the beSiIhofo1rephtc AlbuHs, and
Publishers of Card photographs Of celebrities.
The Negatives Of these exquisite pictures were
made for us by nRADEs s,u1 feb l6-s
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

b REsIsrING OrFIcERs IN TINE DIsCHARoE or
TITEiR DuTr-Last night, about O'Clock, while
Sergeant Reed and PatrolmAn Blgley, oil the SGGopd
ward, were ATresting man named Jas Anderson,
in frpnt Of Growers Theatre, forbeing drunk and
diBorderly, they were set upon by thres Towdies,
who attempted to take the prisonsr away, but
were foiled in their purpose, and were all three
arrested, taken 10 the station house, AAd eoRli
mitted 10 jail for court, BY Justice Drury, for
sstihg the of6SrS while in the discharge Of their
duty. AndkTSon was 'hhed ~ for being drunk and
disordeFly. Our fesdefb WIN remember Anderson
was arrested some time since, charged with pick,
ink gentlsman'A pocket In One Of the street ears,
butwau discharged from sustody, there being no
evidence suflolent to convict him. He IL well
known to the police as a thief and pickpocket.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

A WIG LOST In going nom the Ebbitt House
Al.to '6foVsr'a Theatre last night. The hinder
WilirSetivS the thhnks Of the uhdertigned, by re-
turning II TO the Theatre. -
=, FsD Is-st ,,sf 81, lguRANlEL 4ETeAELL.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
POLICE Matters First precinct.-NO arrest.
~ lSeenn nd u recinct M nrtesL ----- -

POLICE MATTERs.-F First precinct.-No arrest Do
Second precinct aFtest, ---
seventh preeiDet.--t, -Hulbund, creating n nui-
Hanee, diSmiSSedi DAn'l swaEgart, larceny Of two
horses, jail for hearing, Ino. sohonhorn, passing
counterfeit money, dlsmisEedi L. J. Cooper, Great
ing a nuisance, ruled for = hearing
Eighth precinct ~. Law, carrying pistol, dis
milsed; Henry II. Eqbh, larceny, over TO military;
Jas. Harper, drunk and dlSOrderly, over to mill
tATy. pIIrn D. fuanHrr... n. ...... ~
Ninth precinct arrest N
Tenth precinct, Reuben Mitchell, assault, dis
missed; Jho. White, drunk and diSOrdeTIy, dis
missed. lrnf ,.1r rnu ...- r'.f. ~ srTI
l Fourth prScihet--Thos Norton, larceny, Jail for
COURT Peter G. Carrico, incendaEy, jail for court
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

DUtsi - Qhh oaAos srehs NstioAsi Rspubli-
O1ff is at BIZ Mlnsh itrssty between m PENN
q syiVaaia avshat aaa d street;
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
nm. FIsHBLAT T,TTT 7IIlg
~ OF No. 42I, pornerof Eighth and streets,
oppoaite tho General roat om6k.

Can be consulted on RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS,
CONSUMPTION, LIVER CoMPLALNTS CHRONIC
AFFECTIONS, AZ well ~ all Diseases Of Imprudenee,
Of whsteyer character, and which may be declared
insurable by other physicians. He snGagesto make
Prom his lengthy practice In the science Of medi-
ciRe, be Is enabled TO offer himAelf 10 the public
being the only one in WAshington capable Of Gofd-
ing speedy All cAseB durable viii b guaran-
tied, He warrants cure without the use Of meT-
curry or any other dangerous medicine. Recent cases
cured In two or three days. --.r.,y
n B, Letters addressed 70 DR., n, A. his once, No.
A2f, corner Of Eighth and streets, oppoaits Gen.
eral Post once, WI receive Immediate httantion.
Oos-V rr. ~. ,| F.rifr Z
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
I. .......Ll..OCAL.I AFFAIRS.,
or A5CONTRApAND.

This mothins, aBouts O'Clock, Henry Monfps,
a negro boy, waa stabbed by a boy named FlHns-
gan, at the corner Of @ and Thirteenth streets,
from the effects Of which wound he died in few
moments. II SCENE the negro, who lived with a
Sffs, Btown, teAlaihg near the fatal spot wSa ear
rying thu breakfast ofiA gentleman engaged IN a
hSigiboSins storv, and On the way he WAS met BY
some boys, who "snowbaiied'i him, which ne bore
for some time, until stopping down 10 take snow
ban himself, he was Stabbed by young Flanagan.
He was IS years old spd very honest and obedient
About six months, ago, together with other,
slaves he escaped from his master residing twenty
OR thirty miles below FTedefickSburg, and came to
this city, where hehAb lived with several persons
and lastly with Mrs. Brown Tho coroner WAS
called at a, ~ but bad not sppeSrefup TO ?. m.
we,shAil watch this case with some interest, TO
ascertain IL 10 IL to get the go-by similar cases
Lave before. The murdered boy was properly at
tempting TO defend himself frOm an uncalled-foI
assault. .r.. off 'n r..rI 100 n... .. '''' .ra I
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

RE-ARREsT OF A HoRE rITHEF.-Yesterday,
f0fiser Calhoun, of the First WARD, Il tre-arrested
Thos. Norton, charged with stealing 4 horse b.
longing to Chas L. Hudelmyer. Norton, was ar
rested few since, charged with the same offence,
but there1was not sufficient proof 10 hold him.
But since that time the oficers have been enabled
e, giye more particulars, and he was again a.,
rested and committed to jail for court by Justice
DTuFy. -ru.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

sEToHELL has lOSt . paTtof hisi' i'AfsEieJoks. /"
He AdHertises itin another column. VI
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

CPECIAg NOTICE TO ckRPENTERs=An the
~ Carpenters Of this city respectfully invited
CLOTHING, as they Gan save at least 10 pet cent.
90 Youfss respectfully ~ L-.. ~
..HItHIuH 'm"'n 400 seventh street and corner
ja % .f Twentieth street and Fem Hvenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

ARMY, MESS, EDWaalH
IA hOsPITA LssToREs
constant supply of articles adapted to tho
wants Of OfioeFs and nlehBelg All koOdI warranted
Of prime quality, and TO give entire hhtiaiaoton to
our customers. Storoa for hOspltaluee receive our
special attention, and will be pnemptly delivered
In any part Of the city. ibATEa = WOOD,
jan 81 22o Pa GV., opposite willard Hotel.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

,rW 7aErur--...r l-urr n, honar fd0oE ua
. Nfp HrF AitsrH
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
u. w. 0"V1' D" PLuMBER.
AND ..H a.
CAS- AND STEAM PITTBR,
664 Seventh street, ilsar Canal Bridge,
WARRINGTON.

All orders executed at the shortest notice. Ia tho
most 6ubStAntiAl manner, and on reasonable u rms
Personal Attsntion Given 10 every department. o.
the business. .l,saD sslt - Z, nov -
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

VHE BEST COATS IN THE CITH-TIIE NO
IL ClellAn Sacks, for citizens and soldiers, At
SMITHS, tso Seventh street, opposite CITY Post
once. TNUsE1r1 ln 'nHrA iAB
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

SAITHs, 500 seventh street, HeadquATters Tor
p dothing' ,. ,..rr gu. rr,u afG IT a2s
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

tII17'67N 1I7I'I' N i''pI7Il > :
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

90 . NEl fH.N'.| .
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f.rfrR ftHsV1F tgt
Uflml WOl8d slFCH on
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

IaHE 'IU ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11
War News.

CHnrr,Nooos. Dec. :. Gen. Sherman',
oavAly arrived At Knoxyii!e. ON the even
ing a The 3d
Longstreet raiscd IL ssige on the night
Of The tih. rv'rcaiirg towards Bristol.
"a 'tbo Nothwestcrn Railroad. srd
south from BRISTOL LougstrSct rctrcats On
ths north and south bank. u the Hoi.tein
River. Posters cava,rv is foIlo-iug on the
south aud >hcrnans on tho north side II
;he river
Gen Grant Las captured. since the var
began. az cannon AMI 90 CD prisoners.
NV NoEE. 9Th. TIE Herald ba.a Dis
patch dated Arksnsas Pass. e5th of -L,rb
saSs tn steamship Crescent reported ha..
Ing lost ovcrb ,arl three soldiers Of a..
ysth IL. and one negro during a severe
storm
Maj Gen. Washburn WITH b.. comm.ri 4.
moving IN the dirc,tion q Mataror,Is With
every Pro.Pcct - capturing the place. Our
forces vii then have footing on The
main land 9TH fine harbor 20 anchor our
vessels an. and a good hasc Of opcraiion.
Capt Perkins ~ lst Conn. heavy artiI-
lsry has been appointed Lieut.. Col Of
The 18th Hegiment 81 coiorc,l troops.
FoErEsss MoNnor. Dee. &. The Rieb-
nond sentinel q the 5th avs zen. R,--
has ind u5ts,lly bscn relieved Of The diree-
ton q tn army ROW ia Nortbsrn Georria.
an Gen. liarleo is IN command.
The Richmood Enquirer q tLe s,h ms,
says
t.aFiesfaa az A siow FIRE has been
kep, Up TO-DAY on sumter. Sullivan'. I.l,,l
and james Island. The enemy arr mount
'ng guns On Wagner hearing On a., cts,
Alcy have also unuasse1 a~~ battery.
Lorfsvuir. Dee. =. TIE neu. fr,,
Iennessse 70 rally glorious. Lons.treet
has abaHionri thc sie-c and j. rcssis-
hiaseif into Nirgi MA a. fat a. possible. "a
"rvcn'liie- oar cAsairy - saii g. be- IN
close parsaii % The rebels 4 lar.-c batch
Of prisoners as taken yesterday AZ Ci,.cb
rlscr. Sherman has arrived A. Knox,ir.
Capt wn Stoddard. 4. ;. Quarter.
master a. AleEandria. Va. j. reported 4,
dsAai'sr % the tune % 10000. He La.
bccn arrested
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-11

ANoruEE AEKAN..sA.N Co~,-rrr,,. ,,,
tSi"NtsN. AtA rcocnt Uuion meeting, a,
Little kocs. Arkansa.. one of Tho spsAk.r,
~Ns " ". fishbsck. who was a un~,nh.-
q The convention that VOTED Arkansas Out
q thc Union. lie said d" an n,ti,, o.,
Virginia. AM an Old resident OF this state
have becn oae Of yoa. Tie saue dirrc-
uon has bccn givcn . ray pr,isdicc Iwas
taught O. believe. that even thing nansfao-
;urcd in Nev Eagiand 80 raade . cheat
With that The religion Vi The people vas
hypocrisy that their touch vas oontanin.-
noa- fcllow-citzcns. have been weloosa-
a a. the bouscs az the ricb-an exi!-
without decent coat % mvbark. or money
m ny Pookei. ! have ai-a,s met tie
-Aruesi southern hospitAiitics a. tia hou.cs
o. their u.itdle-ciasses srd. nv aeIou-
ertiEens. 10 ole sense q tie voryi tAev ha,e
No poor. have -alkcd nth ave AM
eondelnaing oonscicRoe throggh the .rhool
houses ioand A. every corner - a eros. roal
j saw her barrcn hills covered Nth plenty .
i sas hcr stariy sons--eTcry one of ,h~m
A. etucatei man-has;cn @ shouldsr their
muskets AM place themselves in tt,eir rank .
q The defenders q their country and I
heard them make excuses for The Soath
much in the SPIRIT that kind elder brother
-oah ior ihcir lid Younger brotisr; anl
j discovered a. you have. that they are not
oosards. And frlioE-citircns. New IN
gland - representative % the NORTH -
Tie sPcech "a % ncarlr tuo hours length
al The speaker concluded b. saying tia,
t-ere "a % poser on earth 20 bei5u it
thai uoul destroy ths government. CO
t~en'y millions ofpeoPle ike tb1.e q Neu
fnglani have saii-the Uuiol mast ard
shall ~ preserved.
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feitisoa ta ~ hoa. ~-ps,- sd uos.- q Repre-
ssutsfives ra l-xt-istufe a--eu.l.lra.
NTt. fhe unsirF-sEu-i. iahalst.nt. "a Schs.ol
w Disirsci N. :. 81 Hsstfort. pfss vo.sI h.s-
o. rer-ai fhr auu~nsiraenf 81 S-etts o.~ ~h-r-
irr hutir-t aud thfrtf ~ The private sd
sf-riai i..s oi ~,.hi-~a hsnir-d s.i 6s,-.ss. az
usStrE poftlssa 90 Backs-ti O. sald q sirirt ~.
:, siirr s.ti di.trirt nd r~pair~t fhsir .rhasi-
hssl,-~. - eNr~ass uf $500 thrss Au1,irri -
h.isbs~ ss,sF-. sni ths ssid iahsbitanfs "a usrk
Sid have patd nsfhtng. sat reiu.e % pss 49,
thsuF ts~a7d- tA- rvl.s.s. 81 ssid >ehssi hoa-~.
A. 49, -artays IN sgeai O. g. 10 Asgs-ts. ~
-uuEE'--i bsil 'hr--gh th- t.~g..lstsr- -nhssi
49, ustfce kao-siesigc 81 lsfre asjsriiy a he
irgsi srter- sati di-trtct Ne. :.
No~ ~hst - ~snf - a. have thrn 80 irsck o.
burkheld. h-re thef of -igit i.rlsag. - the %
f-ut- 49, infrr,Irrate ani sscahissiel. aad tie
schnlsrs pfufaar. urIraanrr-fis so rt.-
A. - 81 duts bsual 49, -ssrprsY.
Wiissn Hsve.fd. Ri~hun.ad R.t~s.
kscharti iiusfchsassa. Zras. tislsa~.
> q. hst chia-sa. tsiiasa ilsi.n..
" iliara y. Mhutue Job Nounr
>un.rr usYford.
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NEHEMIAH srErsoN
STATE or MAINE

T. 'hr Aouarsbh Seast- rni Hsas. % Repre-
-rrfaftrrs.
'Nht nuter.igp~d a. o. - iucosporai~d with
II thctr a--lrtsi~- uu,lsr - 10. 81 ~ - n
k'ser sn-i BLK Bre-.k inprovernsnt Cosnp.s,.
- fhr rurTss-s of c,sa-fractinx and uaaiat.ss,n<
bsu.- sn.i : iuio.s. ard utskraz ss.ch eth~r 80
rroTrun~ufs 'n >~iit River aal Bts~k Brusk sd
hrneh es. a. th~y ln-y thiuk cNp-iiraf o. lsrlii.
tate 10 trtn- portatlon of g. @ifh che rsrht O..
co.,-ct toi's on hgs passiag Over sach t.ul. ADD
Improvement. JAMES WOOD.
a ". JONESi
JOHN y. WOOD.
i~~s-taa. Nov. "a. ISIS.