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, 1863-10-12

eral excitement. and prl:es rule higher. Meas NIX
ehous advance OF 2@f5c per hrl. with shea OF 600
b11s Tebey 4 Epoths packing st SIT .. and 80 b1la
caty ard country u e1socs1l . Lard was In gpcd
demand and f.m ut 1oHc, at which price Ws nots
eales Of leo snd a. b!1s small lot OF Beef Hams
Was told as advances Of 81 60 within the week
Theae Ia nothlre colg in Ness Beel AID tae a1keth
nominal; but India Is IN active demand at Sls 50
@1a0 .ie 1t which ge abou. COO tcs hAVa
beet sc1d I'll l. tbs psst ten daJs. T&!ow ain mcfn
sc'tye ,equse trd tie market shows ~ advances CT
Sc 2 prime Packers hlyt5E Teen sold to-csJ at1lc
T1notby ssEd tcok step upwards to-day. and We
note heavy s.les At q c@2 advance Of 1oc yes
tertay. F1A1tced was tr1eE. and we note sales at
81 H@2G5.
Butter IL active and buoJant with sales Of nrk.u At
1e@S2c
Ertglts were Qulcta &C for WHEAT, sHc for rye and
5rtor corn to Buffalo.
TIE ratliea ads sctinE to the Esst fave advanced
TIT II rates Of eghts 1sc aour and 7Hc On f9urEh
clGss gcods.
LATER.
On the "Eeeond Board" this eyenlng, there YVES
comparatively, very little e1c'tement-there being
more kellers lhan buyers with the exception Of
coln other grain markets show material difference
since the close Of Change. There moderate tn
qulry for wheat at l2 for No. and st15 for No.
1-as smaM Parcel Of No. selling at $l1sH. Corn got
"b'ack eye" aud prices sdrapped' 2&3c per hushel
with tiug ea1es ii a@asc for No. 1.-The market clos
Ing quiet at the inside ngure. Oats sold early
vance OF 1c on tho closing prices on Change buttao
improvement was not sustained and the market re-
turned to its old stains. Highwtnes unchanged TIE
markets closed quiet but steady.
, 1863-10-12

LUM BEK-Demand actlve and 1t1ces Iale hEm,
40 10 feet from Saginaw, at an average Of sls
cargo Of schr Eesschester. f.om Grand Kver 70 go
cargo OF sc6E- -Dousnan, from Muskegou, common, At
41l6O; cargo Of rafted Muskegon lumber per North
HI frorn MuskRRap. at I'll Do The following ara the
, 1863-10-12

Prepared by Geo. Il. Reed l. Co., offer the simplest
and most perfect means OF dyeipg household hp-
parel ever presented the public They embrace 10
different shadee, and include all the new and fash
ieDable colofs- and are perfectly Iast. Samples
on silk and wool can be seen and the colors pro-
cured OF the druggists, OctlQL3tsmEW
, 1863-10-12

BEAUTIFUL PESAAssn1r Young gentlemen as
we'll as young ladies', should examine the beauti-
ful qpecimcns Of penmanahip that ornament the
walls Of Bryant & Stratton's Commercial College
Rooms. They are perfect gems. That ds the
place to 20 to learn to write.
, 1863-10-12
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending October 10, 1868.

The receipts OF Beef Cattle and Live Hogs at the
rtoue yards Ia the city during the past weak. ending
, 1863-10-12
CONINEERGE.AE,.

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 10. 1868.
TIE ioliowin. table shows the receipts md ship !.
usnts during tho pass tweuty-four hours:
RECEIPTS FOB EAST zwEHrT.1oUn HOURS.
, 1863-10-12
G1rrs.-A Few Gift Book Establishment


streets. Dr.. James Hunter may be consulted daily
at the above address, between the hours of 10
O'Clock a. N. and 8 p. NJ, Sundays excepted. oco tt
Grrs,-A Few Gift Book Establishment
will open Monday. Oct. r. in the large and spa
cious store, No. 1853 Clark street, in Morrieon's
new block, between Madison and Monroe streets.
Htes Pocket BSies. 81 ana aseeane
ous books. Acostly gift worth from 80 cents to
500 given With each: An tn "a want q Photographs.
AItnmE, and books, should call and examine their
stock before purehasin: elsewhere. st
ABApBRzxrH-The greatest curse the human
fh ns 5 , Sy oa;el Tssp sspsS IT,
ject is 20 delicate, yonr neareat friend viii not
menton Il and you arc Ignorant Of ths Met; T9
Flowers" as dentridee. night and morning., 1t
P%pe sqa seklf ssT ss'd +; tse a6 sn 81, znd
Lake stteet-augs9 ul-w-st- eow-3m
e Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
sna s1 1saSla @ aesisnf % i ssPos u To ae1srd
AsEoeiaton-eent In sealed letter. envelope nee Of
charge. Address, Dr, !: BEilln Houshton How
ar essoe:a..on, 40. South Ninth street phila-
delph]a. Pa. au2f-am
wJust received, q large variety OF wallpaper,
window 81 ades, &C., It rc.vr.a.
Oct s..swn.w. ST. 1o9 Randolph street.
w Mrs. Ella E. Hobart viii address the Col
ored Ladies' Freedmen Association, at Qutnn's
Chapel. On Monday evening. Oct. 12th, on the cor
ner Of Fourth avenue and Jackson street, at 7H
o'tlock. The public are respectfully invited to
atteud.
BEAUTIFUL PESNAssn1r Young gentlemen as
we'll as young ladies, should examine the beaoti-
ful qpecimcns Of penmanahip that ornament the
walls Of Bryant & stratton's Commercial College
Rooms. They are perfect gems. That ia the
place to 60 TO learn to write.
GAS F11TraEs, GAS F11uRzs.-The largest
and richett assortment In the city. Call and e1-
amIre. j. WNGHAyE, JR., q Co.,
oc3 l5t s. Randolph street.
-T F. E; R,Cby. 50 Randolph street, y setting
Paper Aaucipgs and Window Shades at New York
prices, at Wholesale and retail. The hetradesnppled
On the most liberal terms. se24-aw
Go TO THE BEsr-Go TO BRYANT Il SyRArfoN's
Cu1cAso Co4AEHc1AL CoIIEaE, to get thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
dress (enclosing stamps) BRYANT d sTaATEos,
Chicago, Illinois
, 1863-10-12

EE- Mis-. Ella Hobart will address the Col
ored Ladies' Freedmen Association, at Quinn'e
Chapel. On Monday evening. Oct. 12th, On the cor
ner Of Fourth avenue and jackson ttreet, at *
o'tlock- The public are respectfully invited to
attend
, 1863-10-12

Dre. r. & J. Hunter Of New York, Physlcians
for Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, have re-
moved to their new permanent Offices, No. B8
Washington street, between Clark and Dearborn
streets. Dr. James Eunter may be consulted daily
at the above address. between the hours Of 10
O'Clock a. N. and p. NJ, Sundays excepted. oc9 II
, 1863-10-12

GAS F1x1rnEs, GAS F111uREs-The largest
and richett assortment in the city. Call and e1-
anime j. WIEGHAyE, JR-, Il Co.,
oc3 15t 81 Randolph street,
, 1863-10-12

wF. E R,cby, 80 Randolph street, Ia setting
Paper Aaucipgs and Window Shades at New York
pricee, at Wholesale md retail. The trade
on the most liberal terms. ee24-aW
, 1863-10-12
fust

r OST-In going from l85 Jeffer.
IL .op street. tbreush RardolHh snd Wabsah ave-
tnmmeo Vitn rido black ylbton. The finder viii bn
antsbly raw ardtd by leaving Rano IS So1th Ja1er
snn II; nff pdl3 oa2-tt
, 1863-10-12

Go TO THE BEsr-1o TO BRYANT Il 9TRArToN's s
Cu1cA6o COMMERCIAL Co1IEaK, to get thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
dress (enclosing stamps) BRYANT d 6TRArEos,
Chicago, Wiuof1.
, 1863-10-12

Just received, q large variety OF Wallpaper,
window 81 ades, &c, ut
B. F. CEASE d WALKERS.
Oct 6,2w II. ". F. 100 Randolph street.
, 1863-10-12

WEAE.TUuiet. Sales: q bags fair at & 10; IS
bags goou At IL 5o 100 bushels prime, Including bar
DKOOsi CO1,N-2 tons prime at $l5o.oO q ton.
] ton far aual1ty ut $t20.00,
SEESJVAN ~ Ms yellow at 4Qc.
EGOPEIiAl:E.2co Lard Ttetces ut g. 10
PORK RNrTel4 at II So
COFFEES-Masketa aetive and 1Tm with an up
waru tendency. We quote;
Kto ........:.....,........ ....... ...& @3lHc
CHEESE-Hamburgi II fair supply. Reserve scarce
and prizes urn with an upwara tendency. We quote:
, 1863-10-12

Trade continues very active: psices nrm nearly
and 1t Is generally thought they will go still higher
, 1863-10-12

FROM TIE TH1RTY. .N1ETH.-Th 30th ILL.,
nois, better known as the Yates Phalau1, and
better still as the first Federal regiment whose
feet and deg we're planted upon the zanpa1tz of
, 1863-10-12

tive and nrm. We quote:
Spanish Sole he1r
lock.,,,,.,,,,,,. G3s4o
Good damaged, la9c
SlauEhters1 oak @932c
do heInloek &93ic
French Calf
LAs1olpe 9 + r doz. $500
=. 10 " :. E,W
II I" " $500
, 1863-10-12

:. PERsoxA1.-James P. Luse, editor Of the
Lafayette Daily Journal, ia At the Sherman House.
The Journol has been power in the land, and
many trenchsnt and telling articles in times past
have appeared in 1t from the penof Mt. Luse. We
are glad to hear that bis services Eil be secured
Tor thn cause Of freedom during the next CANVASS.
, 1863-10-12

No71cE. trotting match which WAS to have
taken place on the nth and 10th, has been post
Poned for one week. to Oct. e1st and sd.
, 1863-10-12

STATE Mu1T1A-Thosc desirous Of uniting
themselves with a citizen company Of State MI
ltia, are requested to meet at the place Of A. B.
Zan1ba, sci Clark st., this afternoon at O'Clock.
, 1863-10-12

A LADY LEcruRER.-Mra, Josephine Grif-
fpE, an agent for the Women's National League
will address an audience at Plymouth Church,
corner Of Van Buren and Third aveuue, on Mon-
day evening at ~ O'Clock. Subject. Loyalty to
the Government"
Mrs, Grlfipg will also address the Womens'
League at o'clock tomorrow afternoon at tho
Young Mems Christian Association Rooms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-16

K. IT, EDDY. E~Q BosToV. SOLICITOR
PArENrs. Therv are fcr Instance Of more
distinguished slcccss iu tLis country. than
has attended tbe efforts OF Mr. EIIy ca this
very difficult and complcNed departments "a
business, AMI We take crraf pleasure ia
recording the fat. thar. a. a. able Patent
attorney. Lc stands precuincui Ths
essential qualities re41ircd ar STREE i'm
tegrty and honor. strong powers q a.
alysis. AMI quick perception. familiar A.
qaainisncc With Patent Law aud Patents.
Al these qualities We Know Mr. Elsv q,
presses o. a remarkable dcgrrc. For more
tAa1 tscnfy wears D. has devoted LIS
entire tune and energies o. perfect h.a,ell
in this department. and there Is uo man
equally competent to give advice to inven-
tors. touchiuc tte sailits a. claims ana
the patcntatilty q inventions. IT, pro-
scouting claims denied upon impcrferil,
prepared s1rcifcaiiors o. has been par
ticuiariy successful. large part g lis prac-
ncc being appeals in eases where ratcnts
have been refused two and ttrce times ir
oouscIuen~c q iucxperien-c a1I iaror-
Potency ia preparing papers We cons.
IDENTIFY recommend ar Eldy o. al vb8
ar in want al any information on tie
subject. and can assurc fhat iupEd.
reihn7e may be placed ia any statement.
D. may make. Wc take pleasure .a difoct.
ing the atteuuon ~ oar rladc. o. tbc
aaver'isemcnt % Mr. Eddy in today. "a
pr.
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The G-ruhEean canjiisirs for Council
lor. wrrc ,i-,tc.i. a. given la.t ur,k. nth
che adjiiion ~ X. = Rich. ,n H. 6Ah Do.
tr.ct.
ln Convon,ign. Hon. J 4. Han "a. ~
elected >rcrv;ary of Statc: G-n. IIoIs.lsn.
Aiiuiaus t,cncral. ani Hoo. = m. Drum
mond. Attornes General To election q
l-and Agent D. postponed. un.,er ,ic l.,iirf.
a. is stated. tiai iHsc.,i-aiioa vii show
some m,-us oi rrlrrin- thr expenses %
thar dcpartrcnt.
\ tonm.ttcr. consisting ~ M,s.rs Bar
rou-. Wooi and Enrr.on vas appointed to
reiort ibe disposition 81 a. several parts %
the Governor M,ssa-~
TIE rvport 20 S,sfc Trcas-rrr was refer
I'D 90 Committee consisting of Me.s-s.
White. Reed. ani spring. CA thc part of
;Ac >euaic. and Mcssrs. Cobb ~ Ro-eklani.
touy of Augusta. >tet.1n of BANGOR. Nirl.
cry ~ Caps Eiiraieth. Copeland 81 Calai..
pr,.muond ~ Bath. and Perkins 81 Kcnne-
lunkI-ori. on thc part oi thc liousr.
n at has been PASSED asihorizing III
hanks 90 susIrnd sprcic payments until
Jan. a.. iS6t
On Tuo~iay. the Joia; S;anlia- Con
mites were snuoanccl IN botn hranaho-
Hon. l-aac Hacker was unanimously
elected Senator % 81 the vacancy in ne
senate from the 10Th District.
lion. Lot VI. Morrill, Vas elected IN
concurrcncs AMI by iArse ma;1rity On
each branch L. :. SENATOR f,r * var.
from The 18th q March.
The Cemmiiioc On Senatorial ro,es zaal.
a r~porg n the condition of aaair. ~ tn
2ni or Cumberland Di-trict DECLARING an
tie Republican candilstss elected.
Ca Weekday. thc speaker announced a.
ii.c Conmittcc ca thc Nolunt,cf Aid um
Mc.sr.. Ili.k. of Barkspo-t. Tb.u- q NJ
vernon. Ro-, oi keancbauk. Cuuui.oa az
>sarhoro. L"~en 81 Leui.tou. Poster o.
NcWry. I-amb,r of PhUip.. Poster ~
Bo~,loin. Lane ~ Washinrtoa Kent ~
EreIneH. Robbins ofNo-ri -cwosk Uask,g
q Garianl. Craui ford q >ear.uio-t. I.,aar
81 Mschias. Tucker q Sanecrillc. and
Iiussy q Monticello.
Mr.. kiugsh1rr q Portland introduced
resolves uPon National Affair.". cudor,in-
the frvsadeui's Emancipation pro,l.matiou.
They we're r.fcrrcd O. the committee on
Federal relations
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-16
Ex-GoTernor Washharr.

Oar ltte excellent. ard worthy chef ma
isirate. has vacated the fsld q labor D. has
oocuPied for the la,t tso wear. AMI gone
into the more quiet rrtircueut ~ rrivaie
life. Il b hu; justice % sav. that Gov.
WashhuD carries With him the profound
inspect and sinccrc regards q the people
Of Name. Elected in a time of peae..
when no one aPprvhcndej The internal ~
brilon vhich has l,cn raging f0r nor
tAan year and a hail. whcn thr o.Ler q
Governor uas httle more than nominal. So
t4r a. labor and toii rs conccrnel D. hal
scarcely been inag-uratsI l-cforc BE- hal
suddenly thrown upon him an amount 81 Ia
boy AMI responsibility. cutirciy unknown O.
any q his Predecessors. In former YEAR
IL has not been ncc,--ar, far our t.ss.ruors
90 IT, a. Tbs szp.tol onis upon occasioual
si-its. outside the t.mc vhrn thr I..-i.Ia-
tar vas in session. Not 90. With Cover
broken doVu condition q our Militia sss-
ten. rndcrcd thc raisin. and sending o.
thc scat ~ var an army % about thirty
tLoasan1 ucn. from our own State-a ta.k
- easily accomplished. Tia. rc.Iuircmeu:
~ the General t.o,crumcni. made the Ia
bors and rcsponsibil.tic. ~ Gov. Wa.hbu-n
hcrrulean. Hos aiiiilHy auI p-omp,i,
D. PERFORMED the.r labor, and met th,..c re-
sT-ou.ib.liti,s. ID tI.ose testify Who have
seen our laie refining Chief Magistrate. La-I
90 vo-k from early lawu CD eleven or ts,l,c
O'Clock a. might. urck after week AMI
mouth aficr month. IT, was lesie-sI o.,
VISITOR. from morning urtil night. set De-
patiently listened OBJ al in their turn. Like
a yi-ilant sentinel. h.. eye va. cterywlcr, .
guarding the treasury. looking after the
comfort u The Ma.ae troops. and attending
O. iLc icn thousand oilsr oGaal datses
sprung upon him o. the var. one day D.
would he 40 Aucu.is. then away fo Wash
iu-ton O. look ahsr oar solLiers tien az
another post az dlfy. in counsel with LOYAL
Governor or Gofemmrnf o1riais. as o.
the best way to bring this uuhoiy rebellion
o. a su-ressf-l close Gov. Wa.lbarn las
f''..t t....'. I.rH ID. Ia. a.F ta ..lI.'.-
Among ih- great number of military ap-
pointments hc has bal O, make. D. Trola-
i,y has made some mistake from tLe cir
c.lnstanels of she case it colI not have
been Otherwise. COS. Washbun laio-eI
out his two years DO &C. cabr-uatar,ai chair
uitl patriotic devotion to 'he tss' inter
csts of h.s comtv. IT, vas one ~ Co.
a'lest AMI best on the catalogue q d" loyaI
Governor. uho iaee 81 ally and s1e-,ss-
f-l'r sustained ihc National AIm.ui.-rl.,aa
81 Washin-fln. since thc breaking or az
the Rebellion. o. nov carries u.th I.-a o.
o. la.,i Bono up.1 the iank. 81 OH, Pc
n.5soot. ite gratitude an thanks ~ a ra,r.-
ot.l people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-16
OBJ Orforo Democrat
PARIS. MAINE. JAN. 10. I>as.


The Mcssa-c wheel Ne publish to-day. &.
4 strait forsari busiu--ss dnoumsut. con
taining such r,-comut rdatious and sac.---
tions a. thc Governor thinks worthy o.. at-
t~ution 81 tie l.egi.laturc; also Indicating
his Opinions upon crrtain rrcai ard iu.T.or-
iant question: ~ a national oiara,tcr. n
b written ia a clear and T-rrspicuous style.
Astounding in facts. rclaiing O. tie rrcst
material. moral and intellectual interests I'd
our state, aud j. very fire. from Ambiguous.
doubtful s,hcm-s. or Visionary theories
froua a hasiv I.rlsal ~ ar Inclined to ihc
opinion. tiat e. rcComu,cudations arr ia,ii-
cious. AMI WORTHY tic serious ani candid
attention not only % thc Legislature nov
in session. bat u tie Pcoplc Of The STATE
The Governor calls attention o. the fnsn-
cial condition a. the State. ard his slrrcs-
lions in relation thereto arr good ~hiic D.
Urges The strictcs; cconoaas. BE- r-comniclds
a liberal policy. wherever 10 viu trnd 20
promotc thc ultimafe good ~ TIE people.
lis vicws upon the coudition q thc ooun-
~ and The var. arc such a. undoubtedly
rrfcci the sentiments 81 lar-c majority q
thc people % ths STATE. IL sls;aius Prcs-
ideut lincoln in his Emancipaiion policy.
and travels sluarrls ~ 20 tlc marx in sup
Tort - to- Proclanssion. In ;his' b. huf
rs-cchocs the views 81 an overwhelming ma
iority q his constituents. Who Vii heartily
sustain him in has cndorscment 90 this. the
most important public document. Which has
pcndcncc. Taken a. a whole. the mcssa-c
rvdects great crs'iit upon or ~orthy Cow
crnor. and without casting The less; impuia-
ton upon any q his talented and worthy
pr'-decessors. IL j. but j1.iicc 90 s2y. il j.
among To best We have ever lad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-16

Drp in Sumner. Dee i5th. l-f2. Dan
aris T1hbs. wife 81 Joel Barrow.. ,re4 81
The Subject ~ th.s natice ia. been CON.
sistent m'mhcr Of tbe Bsrs,.i Cbareb. H,f
Sudden death :. sad h-reavemeat ts Cd.
husband Who ht. been. for Eve wears. all
almost helFless A.thmat.c Through ell
this sickness. sLe has les,r ALTERED in her
dufies ss a wife. and mother SIX az her
seven children were sons. Fire ~ them
81 hal given fo ier c1urf-, -Four az
them arr ia 'he s,h Eegiaeut. AMI OH. o,6-
or vI;h Col Virgin bob tLe 28I 81 We
hooked upon Che invalid fftfr. berIrr
over the mother ~ cheese ohilI-rn. With none
Of taem o. spsak comforting uorI. ,8
cheer b. salieneI heart. uc irlt Char .s.h
saerifee ior ones country should ta -em..-
berei and ho-rr.i WHe uc i.r4- fr..
deal f1- Der ssF .acr.rc.B1 .air.t. u..i.l
NO. forget Co. living. bis vii Lono- chem
AMI ~iii pray that 81 may Dies. tb-ir &c.
reateuenf to fhem f.r tLei- .-.r.,.,r ..-l
a4.iag every needed good Cos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-16


Perhaps nor Splendid Christmas week.
or fortnight. was never cnjoycd than IN tbi.
vicinity. the Frc--nt year. While al below
% bad ~ sieighing. 70 va iust a. nice
a. % c1uli BE- and ever holy -e-rn,l o.
uy1y 90. Business se-Ins o. D. much more
lively than = ycar ago. and the Indications
are that oar Viiia-s whl rcsune 10 fl-mcr
e1urlsliar c5ur-s.
CHAMBER Ncw Hotel. which has bosn iu
siati nary c1uiiiion f5r q YEAR fass. j.
uou 1.dy Improving. - that ii will D.
ready - summer travel next --a.1n.
Lirel. q he Tan.rrft. tLiut. &, dan
-eraus i9r editors O. skate uoouhght nishl.
uear criaoiiue. Ilc need have no fear.
~haiessr for iLrg vil skate from A.. a..
il.t al ihey can
Ile Mehodisi Society have been holding
s.ne. ~ meeting. far goo week. past
. l.r, las been a goal interest r.1ril..t,I.
and quite a nluhcr have pro.-s.ed tL,.r
iape ia ohrst.
Mr. Wnty. wife ~ Jsekmaa Chapman
~ Gil-ai vas Killed Instantly. feu ia,.
.iucc. by falling oat 81 DE- sleigh. She "a.
OF. ..re SCARS ofa-c.
LrW. AE.i Squirrel Being rur.acd
is ame loy. BOZ Cd. village a.t s,eL. a.
0.nl,l tt. harrt, pole on o. common to
d. height 81 seventy ffrt. bai Mt liking o.,
p. a target for the bot.. d. ieapri to the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-16


F seen. Bu' like an p,accs IN the border Of
. ihc so-callcd confclcraic states. ,hi. ri,-.
i' suffering fearfuiiy IN ccrscqurncc o. ~.
var. aud Il viii rc.luirc wears q labor after
. BE- s,ail have ceased. % erase the marks of
. n. iron fe,t.
Brigade hsadInartcrs. has l,crn lotAcI
~ seocs'ion sincc thc var beran MAJOR
Nhi;e's home h. therc. AMI his battalion II
rgbcl cavalry b hrgcis made rr 90 ,oun..
r.cn ir'fn che placr. and To- sons ~ farmer.
IN d. 'icinity. Therv t. Lardl, a house
about hcrc thnt has not sculc u.ea,i.r +,
o. r,lrl army. \ relative q Ma W1-t.
lives within a milo 81 our camp. Last p
jay some ~ our cavalry .ccuts scarghsi 4,
house near here. and found thirty uuskct..
thirty artillery harnesses. snail cannon.
and quite a qianiity II armuniiiou. IN
another thry fognd u arms ana equip
mcuts 20 poor >;iles. ORDERLY sergeant =
ono 81 thc cavalry companies connected
With our Brigade. who va Killed bv th,
rcheis a. thcir rcccui raid into Poolcs,iiic.
White gave notice AZ that time. that D.
shou.d o. over AMI take has CHRISTINA. din
uer az Pooicsviile. bai in thc meantime o ~
Brigade moved Up hcrc. and h. probably
changed D.. uind. Ca two or three oora-
sious since W. came herr. rocket. have
been seen Co 90 up from thc hou.r of Ma.
" hates relative. undoubtedly signalirint.
our movements O. ihe rebels on the other
sde- Yet an thcsc mcn - unVunishcd.
thcir property a. pr,,tcctcd AMI a soldier
r punished Il b. lays ~ hani on ANYTHING.
Tbs NAV an d. right. bat oonfrss I can
me- ssc ii In that light. They arr none th.
les rchcls than those In thc r,.tcl ANN,
AMI are really q d. us al the harm si,cv
ean. AMI iu ny oPiniou should D. treated
a. slsh.
sickness has soucuhat ah,fcl since my
last letter The f,iiowing .i,k ones have
been Transferred O. Lincoln Hospital.
wa.h.ngtoa.
james II. Virgin. Go. ?. Rumio-yL
j. 4. Packard. Go. p. Paris.
Daniel u. Dclanc. 60. p. Peru.
Alexander Stinson. Go. p
Il n. Mills 60. D..
= IT. Haskell. Go. T.
francis Rounds. Go. g..
NJ 7 pa'i-. Go. g..
". Stone. 20 a..
Jere. Ncrriil. Go. g..
l.. ID. Corscr. Go. n
Moe. William. Go. p
Eiiiah Cha-c. 60 X
=. Eamsisu. Go. l.
Ihcrv ar nos tn in The Brigade IIosr,-
cal. 40 oaai's Cr,.. Roads. and trcnt, four
in tn Esgimenii Hospital a. this piacc.
May % tLem beng mild cases % measles.
With ic~ sick IN quarters q the same dis
ease.
DIrn
J.. L. Barnari. Bridgton. 60. n.
E'i~in . Charles. Lowell. Go r.
bf-CuaEGrp
Wa =. Frost. Noruay. Go. n.
ETsisNIp
Lieut.. >pulc. liartfs-d. Go. 4.
Asst Surgeon Iackcr. Minot
INDEN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-16

he 'o'amissiou appointed 90 asses. ti.e
value oi slave. 30 fire.. by tbc Set abolish
ins slavery ia ,he District Of Columbia.
hsre made their rpsr. Th- whole sum
AWARDED b. ss1o.nD.--a s-n n.et l...
than thc appr rpriatiou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-16

Hrrt>r.- ro2u. There hls i.cu an
unasaai drrrr. of interest u.ar ...-t..I .r o..
EhT'ist 81. eiy at lryn,t'. P.rI. f.r -5u.e
the psf. s. Tr1traciei mes.iug 49, COM
iaencai - alnkss. tinr lsy. an continued
with iurroas-i iatere-t. f.r se,eial ~.-ks.
Do stated t.at there ave ie-n from friv
G. fIty cl-.- r -.-t.r.i.a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-16

l. L. Barnari. Bridgton. 60. n.
E'i~in . Charle.. Lowell. GO. II.
Df-CHAEGTp
Wa. =. frosi. Norway. Go. n.
EEsIsNIr.
Lirlt. Soulc lIartfl-d. Go. 4.
Asst Surgeon llckcr. Minot.
INnIA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-01-16

The term 81 one OF the senators IN Con
grcss from this State expires on the 81 o.
March next. Il VII be your duty 70 elec
= Successor.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-03-18
The COnsciption.

The conscrlption, upon which it seems the
Federal Government intends to place its
whole reliance to keep the ranks of the army
up to the required number, has one feature
which will 90 far towards defeating the pur-
pose, supposing no opposition to be offered
and the measure to be universally acquiesced
in. That is $500 proviso, of whi.h every
one who can, by any possibility, raise the
sum, will avail himself Of The result will be
that the whole draft will fall upon the poor
er classes, the stinted laboring men, who will
all have to be swept away-leaving the
whole business of the country which depends
upon labor at stand still--to obain the re-
qusite number 1t will sweep the mines and
the workshops OF the States of nearly all their
workmen--it will seize upon every sinewy
arm that wields the pick, the shovel or the
axe, upon the poor farm and road laborers
whose $8 or $40 per month will not enable
them to buy exemption and then the mum.
Der will still be deficient. In our iudg-
ment this is the worst feature of the bill
the most unwise and unjust. 1t is a perfect
exemption to the rich, the prospero and
those whose occupation enable them to lay I'D
while it deprives the poor of every chance of
escape-Harrisburg Union.