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From Fort Monroe.

Fort MONROE, Jan. Am expedition
which went out from Yorktown last Wednes-
day, has returned, having been highly success
full. The expedition was in charge of Major
Hall, and consisted of Cos. B, ID and E Penn.
cavalry, Cos. II and N. Y. cavalry, land sew
eral companies of infantry. They were taken
from Yorktown on the Thomas A. Morgan,
and landed at West Point. From there they
marched to the White House, where they
captured rebel baggage train and also took
a large quality of contraband goods. Some
$4,000 worth, found in the possession of
one jim Brown of Baltimore, who is now a
prisoner on board the U. S. gunboat Mahaska.
Brown states that he had taken these goods
from Baltimore, through Wilmington Del,
to Accomac, across the bay and UP the Rap
pahannock river.
Thomas A. Fitchet, light house keeper at
Smith Island, was arrested yesterday; he be-
ing detected in chartering a vessel, as is al
legged, for the purpose of running the block
ade.
The Daily Bulletin, of Charlotte, Va, of
January 9Th, says: ''The papers of this
morning publish report that General Hind
man has executed ten Yankee officers in re-
taliation for the Mcneil butchery.
Fort MONROE, Jan. 10.-The flag of truce
steamboat New York, arrived to- day from City
Point, in charge of Maj. L. c. Turner She
brings down 500 Union prisoners, and 90
women and children.
REBEL NEWS FROM BRAGG.
The Richmond Examiner of the 9th has
the following sc Tullahono0, By-aqq's posi-
tion. Gen. Bragg has fallen back to Tulla-
homa, in Coffee county, Tenn, situated on
Rock creek, II miles from Nashville, and 80
from Murfreesboro, and on the Nashville and
Chattanooga railroad, where it Intercepts the
McMinnville and Manchester road, as the base
of operations and position of defence. We
understand that that place offers great advan.
tage."
A special despatch to the Charleston papers
says that Gen. Bragg addressed the citizens
of Dechard and Winchester on Monday, as
surfing them that he would not leave them to
the enemy, but would make a stand between
Alliance and Tullahoma. He had fallen back
to give his men repose, after battle viii oh
had exhausted the enemy. The Yankees have
advanced six miles from Murfreesboro.
REBEL NEWS FROM NEwBERN.
A Charleston paper says, The following is
from Kingston, n. c., dated Jan. 8:-tThe
enemy are making immense preparations for
an advance; reinforcements are daily arriving
from Suffolk. The Yankees at Moorehead
city and Newbern are $4,000 strong under
command of Gen. Foster. They will pro-
badly attack Charleston, Wilmington, We'll
don, and Goldsborough simultaneously. tits
reported that they are now cooking tn, ir
marching rations."
RALEIGH, N. c., JAN 9.-The State Jour-
nal has reliable information from Newborn
that the enemy, not less than $4,000 strong,
are on the coast, and that a most formidable
fleet is at Beaufort. 1t is supposed that an
attack is meditated on Wilmington and Colds
horo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12
The News from vicksburg.

CAIRO, ILL, Jan. 10.-A dispatch from
Memphis, this morning, says General Nc
Clernandhas arrived at Vicksburg and super
seeded Gen. Sherman in the command there"
CAIRO, Jan. ll.-An arrival tonight from
the mouth of the Yazoo brings authentic ac-
counts from Vicksburg. Gen. Shermans re-
pulse was complete. The entire force, under
the direction of Gen. McCIernand, re-embark-
ed, Saturday, on transports, closely pressed
by the rebel advance, which, coming in range
of the gunboats, were driven back with severe
loss.
The engagement was less general than here
tofore reported, The principal fighting was
done by the centre. Our loss, as near as
could be ascertained, was' 600 killed, 1900
wounded, and 1000 missing. Capt. Gwynn,
of the Benton, died OF the wounds he received
at Haines' Bluff.
At last accounts the entire feet of trans
ports with the troops had arrived at Island
No. 80, on the way to Napoleon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12
The Courts Martial.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-In the Porter
court martial, to-day, Messrs. Eames, and
Reverdy johnson made speeches in behalf of
zen. Porter. Gen. Porter followed in long
statement in his own behalf, recounting his
military services in Mexico, in Texas, and on
the penlnsular, quoting the dispatches in
wnlch zen; Mcclellan had eulogized him and
recommended HIM for promotion, and very
earnestly protesting that he was not traitor.
Judge advocate Holt at the conclusion of
Gen Porter's speech said that he wonld NOT
present any written reply to the argument of
the defense, for the reason that he did not
wish longer to detain the generals COMPRISING
the court martial from their duty in the field.
He therefore hoped that the court would ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12
approved, January 6, 1868.
TPUBLIc REsoLUr1oN-No. 81

UBLIC NEoOLU IION- NO. 2.
resolution in relation to certain maps.
Resolved by the senate and house of repre-
sentatiyes of the United States of America in
congress assembled, that, with view of ex-
pediting the issue of the annual report of the
general land office, the public printer is here
by authorized to contract for the ithograph-
ing of the maps of the several states and ter
ritories which may accompany the same, ex-
cept in regard to the connected map accom-
panying the last annual report of the public
lands east and west of the Mississippi, in re-
gard to which the commissioner of the general
land office is hereby authorized to procure an
engraved plate thereof, to be perfected by
adding from time to time the further surveys
that may be made.
Approved, January 6, 1858.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1l.-By direction of the
president, the following named officers alb
sent without leave from their station camp
Parole, Annapolis, Md, are dismissed from
the service Capt. d. A. Gillian, 69th Penn. !;
Capt. John Brown, Both Ohio; LIST Lieut.. G.
F. Champlain, AID Penn: I'd Lieut.. w.
Thompson, 18th Mass. All other officers
now absent from said station without authori-
ty are hereby detected to return without de-
lay, under penalty of dismissal from the SER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12

rive at a speedy conclusion on the case as it
had been presented
In the Mcdowell court of inquiry Colonel
Shreyyer was again examined principally in
reference to the movement and orders of
Gen. Mcdowell on the 26th, 9th and goth of
August, tracing up and explaining all his con-
duct ON those days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12

NEW YORK Jan. l0-STOCKS are active and higher
closing exced Chicago and Rock island S5S Cleveland
and Toledo S2s; Cleveland and pittsburg 664; Illinois
Central scrip S6t Michigan Southern guaranteed g25;
Michigan southern Railroad 4e5; Reading 869 Harlem
80; Hudson 90 Erie preferred 100; Erie Railroad 70e;
New York Central lis; Pacific Mail l4S; American Gold
l3s3 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 9s4; Alton and
.Terre Ilaute "a; Pttsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago
$685. Missouri skies 64S Il nnessee skies 6 Illinois
loan lO6; Y skies of 81 coupons SIS; skies of 81,
Treasury Notes 1929; ditto endorsed 1919
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12
OEFlCIAL,
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
'sed at the Third Session of the Thirty-Seventh
Congress.

PUBLIc-No. 6.
An ACT to improve the organization of the
cavalry force.
Be it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Ameri-
ca in congress assembled. that hereafter each
regiment of cavalry organized in the United
States service may have two assistant sur
geons, and each company or troop Of cavalry
shall have from sixty to seventy eight pri-
Yates.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12

SANDWICH, Mass, Jan. H. Isaiah 7.
Wright of East Sandwich was shot by some
unknown person last evening, a few rods from
his own house, while returning from his
brothers. Money was probably not the OBJ
ject, as his money was undisturbed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12
| S.'Y:-186O -X I

parting beauty to the complexion and brilancy to the
mind Is yet unknown to the commerce of the world and
we withhold its name tor the present.
DR.. W. A. Chds. surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont Reg-
ment writes II wish every soldier had bottle of Plan
taton Biters Thoy are the most effective perfect and
harmless tonic Gsed
The following is the famous hotel propretors of
Washington:
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 4, 1862.
Messrs p. II. DRAKE & Co. Please send twelve
dozen Plantation Bitters They much liked by the
guests of our house. Respectfully yours
SYKES, CHADWICK q CO.,
Proprietors WIZARDS Hotel.
Such Is the language reaching daily. No article
ever had equal sale. Under circumstance will the
standard Of the materials used be departed from
These Bitters sold by ali the principal druggists
grocers hotels anh restaurants Be sure each bottle
bears the fac simie Of the proprietors signature.
p. IL. DRAKE 4 CO.,
202 Broadway, New York.
For sale by G. P. HARLOW and G. r sPURR Wor.
cester. deop&weows6m nI9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12
Candidate for U. $. senator.

CHICAGO, Jan. l0.-At the democratic leg
islative caucus at Springfield, last night, Hon.
w. A. Richardson was nominated for U. S.
senator.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12
MATCHES=-These MaIcLes

are the only ones used by the Royal Families. No
bility and Gentry of Europe and they are the onlv
matches which should be used by respectable families in
this country being without sulphur. odoress smoke
less, vanished, waterproof and beautifully colored in
fancy round boxes, and at price which brings them in
to competition with the disagreeaDe sulcating sui
phrs made in this country For the sick room ana par
Tor they are an indispensable necessity and luxury In
ported and for sale, wholesale and retail by NJ p
RICHARDS, Ill Commercial Street Boston. and nv
GEO P. HARLOW, Worcester. Country merchant
call and see samples dam oil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12

NOTICE The Mayor has taken for his
office the room in the City Hall, next east of the
Aldermens Room where he NAV be found
every week day, between the hours of ten and twelve
A. n, when not elsewhere engaged on public business
Worceste Jan. 8, 1868 div lac
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12

A WATCH LOST-FIVE DOLLARS
- REWARD!- Lost on Saturday evening" jan. 3d.
between Worcester and Clappvile, Silver Hunting
Case, Lever Watch, made bv Appleton Tracy a Co
Waltham The finder will receive Five Dollars reward
by leaving the Watch at I. NJ. LAMBS Watch and
Jeweiry STORE Harrington Corner. Worcester
jas d5tHwif
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12

EOUND-On Saturday night last, in
a New Worcester, Carriage Blanket, which the
owner can have by calling at the office of ALBERT
CQkilS, proving property, and paving charges
jas d3t+
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12

PROGRAMME OF LECTURES-T
Il be delivered at the MECHANICS HALL, in behalf
1862 8, viz:
WENDELL PHILLIPS of Boston, Thursday. Jan. %.
JOHN B COUGH of Worcester, Mass, February "a
Hon. EDWARD EVERETT Will deliver a lecture If his
health VIII permit. $50
Tickets for the course, 75c Evening Tickets for the
Lectures l5c. each, unless otherwise ordered.
Tickets to be had at the principal Book Stores
EDWARD EARLE,
n4 df For the Committee,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12
GENTLEMAN'S EUR CNLLAR

a was lost Monday evening last, probably on Main
street the 1der of which will DC literally rewarded
by leaving the same at LEWIS IL rHAYER'S 80! Main
street, dlw* a9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12

8 j A MP S STAMPS -Revenue
- stamps for Deeds, Mortgages, Notes. Bank Checks
Fire and Life Insurance Policies Writs Bonds Tele,
graphic Dispatches Certificates Express Parcels Pro-
tests, Power of Attorney, Medicines, Periumery nc
may be obtained at this Collectors office street
Notice hereby given that stamps must be used here
after for all purposes provided by law.
Dis diff ~ ~ : nouoo.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12

NOTICE. - The undersigned. having
4 taken out license under the Internal Revenue
Law OF tile United States will continue the business of
Commercial Broker under said act.
From his long experience and extensive acquaintance
he feels confident that will the interest of those
having Houses or nd to rent, to them to his
JAMES n PEiRCE
nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-12

Fort MONROE, Jan. 1.-THE Richmond
papers contain Magruder's report that five
rebel gunboats captured the Harriet Lane, off
Galveston, ''but little hurt" also, at Calves
ton, 600 prisoners, and much property; also,
''two canal boats atthe wharf, with two COM
panies of the 42d Massachusetts volunteers
were captured"
Evening star., 1863-04-29

Having a front OF rs fee'l
2 inches, and extend:
e" ing back with tha
width the entire deptl
Of lot, and next ad.
Joining the sonth 2s|
feet front. Of said lot
Ditto. .::.:.;;.,......::::a.1 -
For 1859, 30 n; 1860 si0ssI
lighting street 81 24; &
Betug' the north 26 fee.
'"'9h inches front of uaid,
10. py'the' 'dspth thsre-
n,t,o fs-.-s. ft,.,sl
For 1859. 81 81; 1880, SI6.1
Huttcf1,tJ 6. -. !,
Lighting the stree.|
TaI for asating nuisane
onh,'t FROM Mar. I6, 1851
Hilton, Johf, P.....,.....,,, ;.
Hnmphfeys, ychp, Sr:n- - q
.RepfnDfppp 81 net s5aptt1
Evening star., 1863-04-29


Beginning At the nofth.l :
west corner Of said
square, and Running
east eqi fees1k inches
thence south CO. Seet.I
Thence southeastward.
ly and At right anylesl
TO Maryland avenue l3l
feet 4 inches, thence
SOU hwestwardly and
along said avenue 24st
feet 9 inches to the
southwest angle Of said
'sqnare, thence tiorth212I
feet 10 inches to the,
beginning. ."
Ultto.
Hanson, 6. d, In trust. :.
Being the west 81 feet
Evening star., 1863-04-29
TO WHOM ASSESSED

ia sEH "a RUH p
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

THE ATLANTIC MoSrHIr. A recent
writer esso-iiss IN the toIlo-ing paragraph
The merits Of tbs able a. vel a popular
magazine; The thirteenth volume OF ia.
able America periodical bcg'ns 18th tbe
Jan number. Steadily incrc.sing IN popu-
lArity. since is prevent Publishers. Me.xrs.
Iieknor a Fields. assumed ITS manage
meat. u has nov a circulation greater than
that ever rcsched BY any American mAsa
zine OF its class. and Numbers among is
regular Contributors such name. a. Loagf,l-
loo. Hawthorne. Emerson. BRYANT. Az
assn. Holmes. Lowell. Harriet Beecher
Stove. Whittier. and others scarc,lv les.
eminent IT, sssreotyPed volumes arr
vAlsAble rvPOsitOrv Of original papers On
very grea, variety % suhiects. and "a,
raSnshly issues have g.nsine freshness and
etns-s 20 The boar. Esns good test. a.
II eert.ialy .. Of tn ss.sS'nr % . n.sa-
rine thai 4 Attracts aad intrOdaoes new
writers. The names 81 Hsgginson. q Gail
H,n'iitoa. and Of The lamsnted Winthrop
are evidsnee enough Of THAT the Atlaatie
has thus acc0nph.hed Nor can . better
proof be given Of ;be popular estimation m
Which Il Is held than the der..nd for a
PabiieAfioa IN separate volume. q many Of
the serial PaPsr- tia; kr-s appeared in IL.
pages. ssch a. 'Ths Autocrat.' Elsie Ven
nsr.' Agassir' 'Methoi. % Study in Na;ur,l
History. The Minisser's wooing.' Liz, IN
the oPea Air Agnes Of So-rvuto.' Out
Door PAre-.' Thoreaas 'Excursioa..'
whitfisrs In War Tine. ard othe-..
- A among the chisf-st merits q the
Atlantic. also. le, rs not forget that IL has
honestly bsli and freely declared its or
opinions. on other thAa liserar, question.
and that While Il has ~ou for Itself IN lise-s-
ture q position which no other American
Hsgazine has rcaehed. 10 has oonsistanti,
spoken true words for Liberty sod Pro
grcss. In the present crisis through -hich
the country - passing. every IuteliiScut
ADsric.h should kno- ~hsi Influence, .ach
minds a. those % the contributor. 20 The
Atlantic Are eIersing upon the progress q
humanity"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

The B'daefOri Journal say, The old ship
siSsSma. ircchri.t.u~,l Me- Iampshir,)
vAich has been on the stocks for forty-evs
ysars. Ill b lAunched AZ the Kiitsry
Nav Yard neat Tbar.,lAy. the 2sth mt.
TIE ohurohs. IA BAsA have lately con
tribuisd Gao 20 the Christian Commis-
sion.
The ~ife q en- Governor Dan,. died IN
Fryeburg on Monday 18th inst. quite
suddenly. Her disease as pneusouis
Ths Le-i.ion Journal say, that the nine
months men and all other soldiers in the
service last MArvh whose terms have since
expired. are subject % the neHs drah
Col. Cyrus HAnlin. son q ths Vic-
President. command. the Firs, Division q
the CorP- dAtnluc At Port Hudson.
Extensive preparations arr being nads
At North Anson. FOR rebsilding On the ste
Of The burnt section.
IL Il undsr.tood that Farnharn. -ho rnur-
dered Edes. in Temple. last month. vii -
defended on plea Of imbeeilisy.
loo recruits for the l., Maine Cavairv
and thu lsi Heavy ArtiI!sry lately Ieh
Portland ior wAshingtoa.
Couuterfeit thrc-s on the Belkn,p Coua,v
Bank. LAoOuiA y. n. ar .aid 70 be N
circulation. They nav be kn0-n BY the
N'gn.tie. large 5. female bust o. Each side /:
WAshingtoa and horss. right. blacksmith
on lsft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

Job >nell 81 Poland. an Old man 65 year,
Of age. hung himself N his -Ood she'd by
means ola rOpe attached o. q bean. on
Friday last lie eat b.. dinner. Apparruty
As eel ever. AM Immediately committed
the fA;al at Nhcn found ~, sect wer.
bent eAok. and has ksses neariy tosched tl,r
aoor. N -hioh position b. must have
ssrangied himself No ,sficieut case !,
assigned for the At. sltboagh "a !, stated
that b. had been addicted % intssuperanoe.
he saves a -iie and several ohildrcn.
rJournAl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

EKGov Wfsr. a Subscriber inqui-es
- % the vhsreabouts 81 Henry a. VIE.
the redoubtsbie Gove-ror q Virgins and
nofe rvosutly General in tse southern A.
ny. We can only say tbat D. seems o.
have fallen irto disgrace and been lepriv-
81 Of Of resigned BE- coruana The last
intelligence - sotioed oorcerning BIN. 30
-ss about 30 return o. the pasctios a. ri.
profession lis ssu 80 ki'led in battle.
his no- hree years since John Rrorn
80 beng ~ tresson. ~ order -. anS M
der H. sPecisi direction Of this sane Cov.
We. -ho ). himssh n hyinr. a. oa,l,-.
Under d. teras % The Prs.iIenfs recent
pr0l .tmatiou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25
The triumph Of Fremont.


Many Of our reader. ~in well rrn~m-
Der The +" bGndred DAYS that the gallant
Fremont bad command % the army Of The
West The important events q that hun
dred days administration ~il have con
sP'enoas place upon the pages Of the hisso.
ran As he transmits 20 Pos,erify the record
OF this stupend0us rvbelli0n. Al that ear
" day John e. Fremont couprehended The
magnitude Of the oonfest-wlth a prophet
&c ken hissye penetrated the then ,eils,Ilfa-
turs.-ie - saw the end from the BEGIN
ning. Ana With patriotic courage char
ae'eristie Of the nan. drrei apply ke rcu.e-
dy- But Freuaont was ahead Of the tiuse.
The wisdom Of those Who then bor- rule.
did not then recognize The true policy that
inspired the military genius Of the western
commander. lie struck deadly blow AZ
the rSbellion. - declaring the slaves q
rcbels frye. The loy.l heart Of the nation
a. once beat in unison With the grand ide.
and the patriotic people responded long
and lO0d amen, The loyal cisizen. % the
border slave states raised din around the
ears Of The President. They had not thea
suffered enough % wean then from tAs n
art monster that held them in chain,
The Presiden; from best Of motive. Weld
ed 10 their eiAmOrings. Fremont Vas
struck down a victim % The rApacity % the
slave poser An3 rObeldon ssaS e zr.s=
and took courage. From that day to this.
Fremont has been q martyr 20 the atrOei-
Gus demands % men Of doubtful loyalty
The President would gladly have done hiu
justice. but the hO-lings Of dough faced
republicans. and secession democrats have
prevailed aSains; him. Bus u kas Lis re-
reHSe- The policy insagurAied bv him ana
for Which Be has been kept oct % place ara
deprived q command - nor ~ policv -
fss go--a-es. Freusoal's emancipation
eonsscAiion poll cy. has not Only been en-.
dorsed but adoptsd. The verv policy
Which expelled him from Missouri. has D,
the a4ministratioa been adopted in Nj
soari. Slaves have been set frce bv virtue
ofthe var power. The sane power ha.
eouhsoatee the property q rebels and ne
groes are being enlisted into tie military
service % The United States. To clear the
way The last obstacle has been removed b,
The military order which reocnsiv relieved
Gen. Sohoseld q his ooaamAnd IN tia; de-
partmeni. The false elGmors Of n. ere
n'es. charging hia -ith eHtravasAboe have
BEEN blown 70 the Wind. BY osicial inve.-
legations In fat the stern Iogio Of events
has vindicated John 4. Fremont Of every
charge alleged against hin. His triumph
u complete lie remains the idol q al.
American people and lives IN their warn
affections as b. vii live IN history. the le.s-
ing genius anong The great chiefs -ho have
led us through tins gigantic Struggle 10 tLs
." orktown~ offnal victory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

MANS SOtniEHs ~ TExAs A Texas
eorresPondsnt oftAs BzsA T.ss<s fsruisAss
the foiiosiag complimentary spesch q Col.
RAns0u 70 the Name boys. irnaediasely
after the takias % CoPas Chri.,i;-
e" Crkosrs asd ~ = "a l3fi s,sf i5fk
NJ Ill affords ne great pleasure upoa
nv srsi aclaAintance ~ilh yos. 20 spcak in
the highest praise q ths manner IN Which
soa have performed your duiy during the
tedious rnarVh yea have Just eosnPlssed.
loa have done nobly; have made qgick
tine and Apparently have never learned to
struggle. have never seen troops DO
better; The mArch cannot BE- beat and fron
thu manner in ~hich yos advanced upoa
ths ensnys -orls. not knowing with What
you had 70 content. I kn0- yoa -oald
have done houor TO yourselves IN storning
wonder iorti6catioa. Bet our friend. had
not ,our Plack- You have achieved q
bl0oaisss victory. The carson Nth Il. con.
tents have hc~n unconditiOnauy surrruAsr-
sd o. our foroes.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

Congres' has debated the Amendment.
O. tbc oouscriPlion IA. A great ,ar.t,
q opinion has Been sHPr~s.cd. And manv
Amendments have been proposed. The
matter q mex ing tie classes. ana strik in.,
out or Increasing the commutation clause
sHciics most agtcution. There seerns O. BE-
a disposition % cause al the aam., 81.
rolled O. - drafted IN one cla-, AID sosnc
q our eEehAnges who have god opportu-
n'iies 60 form an opinion. state that q d.
probable thai the communication al not D.
changed. li has been suggested hat ihe
eFa't nay possibly be Posspoued .Lor,
time. % gave tine for perf.csing The la~
and a. tie sane time enable towz. 20 IN
tier quotas with volunteers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-25

CoSsUL GIpptSos' CasE. A hsar,ns IN
III case q Rsdpath against Hon. Joshua
X G'sidiass. AasricNn Coa.ai. took plaoe
on Friday AZ Montreal la ths Superior
Count. Judgs Saith presiding. Appliea-
ton -As mad. By dcfsndaai % qua.A he
-rlt for t-sats several rvasous assigned.
and Aiso for security thai PlAiuiif enter
security ior ccst. - BE- uas noa-rcsidsnt
--and afhda'St' bcing Pr0dsc~i tAst Red
pan - eItiEen % Staten leland. And -as
rasFsi, IN Mouirvai a. refugee from an
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