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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
Gen. Roseeran.'s Comparatively Order
IrApouARrERs DKTAErgryT or rHy tusBrRrASD
CH,TrAxOOS6 Oct. ? iJol
AMY OF TIP CUMBERLAND: You have made

ARMY OF TIP CUMBERLAND: lou nave nlaue
grand and suc,c III campaign, you have driven inc
Rebels nom Middle Tennessee. Non crossed GIco'
mountain range placed yourselves on The nsnks o q
broad river crossed II ~ the face OF po~err oppos
inc AMY and crossed two other great mountain rang
TIE only practicable passes. some 40 miles between
extremes.
,srh; the coa oined armies q. Nlase Which you o'e
earn Sioihv,i.e 20 Tuahomr of JClisiont array ron
Mississippi and the tried veterans 81 Longsirstl
CORPS aud FOR wo days held them 81 bel giving iaem
low ior no% VIA ieo'y !aieLs.t n.sn ne u9S
the face Of ovofpoveril- Numbers To- occupy hc point
for which You set out Chattanooga. Nou nave accon'
uished tie Great work Of ie campaign you bod ne
sey Of ha,i T. me- 81 Sc ',y 'oo'e A' %
Lot those achievements oo1soic YOU for the regret yo
experience il4. arrival of fesh hostile fooTt tornado
yO1 roMf.i1, The eld 20 renew ilo tniLt Tor ibe
faii o burning your gallant dead nd caring To- yoI
brave companions WHO lay Ner dcd on the field. Tho
iosscs yon have sustained, thone heavy. are sg coz
sderine The odd. against You and the stake You have
Won You hold III your hands the substantial ifs u .
victory and deserve and viii receive, The lonoTs Hpl
vla4dis of grateiu! nation which axis nothing o.
even those who have booa GAtng - but obedience T.
the Consultation and laws established Tor ouE own com
mon benefit. a,
Tie General commanding incs,ly begs every officer
and soldier OF mis- army 10 unite with LIN IN thanking
Almighty God for His favors 70 Ne. lie presents il.
hearty thanks and con atuaiings 20 ol the oces hho
soldiers OF this command for thcf energy patience and
perseverance,, and the uDdauDied courage displayed o!
those who for ght with such unaincA!ng fesoution
Neither the history Of thls var nor probably ~.
annals Of any battle furnish iOiier cxaMpe ~ OBJ
stina,e bravery and enduring resistanc. 60 superior
numbers-wlen troops, having exhausted Their amru.
milton resorted 10 tic bayonet many times, ~ Ao.e
their positions against such oddsas did our zen aua
center comprising troops from oil tie c0fls. on Tie
afternoon Of the @9th Of September at To battle Ct
". :. RosECRAEs Msios Geb CouusGiipr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
Io,al................t.lis
nseLisn.
Tho D;,o.,cr 20 the Africu.

ST JOINS. n. T.. Thursday. Oct. -, 1853
The Africa has been beached in u sheltered
place at the head of the harbor II impossible 10 as
certain the extent OF the damage til divers arrive from
Halifax. a portion Of her stem and keel forward m,
entirely gone and portion Of the Keel nom che stern
post is also gone. There are Other damages andslv'
The passengers have been provided lol on shore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
:. invention of Friends OF Freedom IN TIA
Slave states.

~. LOUIS, Thursdly, OCT. 10 Iepl.
An invitation TO the friends of Freedom IN the
Slave States 70 meet IN convention ut LOUISVILLE ny,
on the 9Th ofJanuGy next 10 altogether and take
action appears Ia The Dhnoerdl to-day signed 10y aese
Congressman and other prominent gentlemen oi 'hi'
state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

CRlcKET.-A grand cricket match on 81.
George. Ground between Ii English and 10 Amefi
cans. was played OF Wednesday and Thursday ana
after some lne play on both s.dos resulted In dsa"i
match. by The following score. daFku,s' having PFC
vented lis conclusion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNS-oor la--bt''s
.lnr

This morning Tho Court-kOuiu VIZ NV" ~, ~,
specators; aad amer considerable delay an a.
tr,n /, lons zinc confined In iail, auasned V' P
countefitit money he arrested az lou'' 60, IN ~
street and number Of eoonerles bulls were '''"' "
Incais chsr,eiw N srshi larceny, through ms
Jud 70 Ssa Az esAcd loo post poncnens "a ms "'S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
mrnO REWARp-wATCH LOST.

db hVO Gold Repeater and Chain-winds up W, - s,
'',g with the inia.F. 4. u. engraved IA Largo ie
be bach Tho above nd will be paid TO any one
~il deliver At 10 Messs LELANps, at 1ho Meuet s.s.
., d. lllb inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
FnOM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of the Ocean Queen.

The steamship Ocean Queen, from Aspinwall
.,a inst. arrived on Thursday morning hs.easil,n
specie and the California mails ard passengers The
following /. her specie list
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
Latest ship News
AnnINED.

Steamship sa,din Orb Jameson, kinssseni IAN Sec,,
and rottas Prince sth malls ani pass 70 waae" ~, e
- -, n mi tlt r. winds and nne weather. oeb o',s
,sss boa1del BY u. steamer Oetocra Lieut., y.
W Lone comnndug booad into Cape ay..en,. ssa snrs
' M. i~tter in IL PasscngeIsA Bias. Charlie: so"
va a,nshtrr j. D. Add, T. Moscaue, H. Aue, ~ Ans'-
Ny,i.on H. r. PcISsh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
(a.irl Of Apncals.

ALBANY. Thursday, Oct - 10 80
In the Court of Appeals, Oct. 10, l9V0
No iuItLsI Day CaelJeI viii be made oetS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

INTERESTING PRCn EUROPE.
Ar,iva, Of the Ju,a'. uaii-rreneh Ae.
counts OF UeIieo-Thc Polish Ques.
siom-Franee aud England Declare the
Title OF Russia 10 Poland 10 Have
Been Forfeited.

The mails Of the Jun, from Liverpool,
Oct l. via Qneensiown Oct arIi'ed here yesterday.
We receive by her two days later foreign aies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
TuR LArR OUTBREAK IN ruB KINGS CouS1

JAlL-rho prisoners Powers and M,tisrry' VINO, VI
some Others made the recent attack upon the JaIa
Mr Isaac Acseroe released themselves Of their nan,
eufs on wednesday night. and were again prepared
80 disposed to mako another atempt TO escape ths
ct was a,certiined In time however 10 prevent iai
Their mischief They had been chained together and IL
was supposed they were secure.
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CorrT CAlrSDAk'-,
Oor loNos ~ o. 81? g. o. 65 u, 81, u o. 10 * " ~
a A u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

rho Roard concuded their iabors yesterday IN The e,
animation Of ali persons who hid been regularly mott
fed and appeared beforo them. Some 900 persons no
having reported themselves are 10 be proceeded '"
according 10 the military law governing such eaess
ancr certain time they do not make their appearav
The total number examined thus FAR Is ole oil VIM
go mostly substitutes. were sent 10 liksfs islH
200 Ia addition 10 the above, still on flfensh
order 20 enable them 20 procure Substitutes .oo IN
paid the Communication fec and 200 were exempt
lrnra uiifsreut causes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

RELEASED FROM UsTopY.-Timothy o Brien,
arrested on Coroners warrant upon the charge Of
causing the death OF his brother examined before
Justice Perry Yesterday Ii appears the parties go
into fight some days since when accused slapped ms
brother I'M the face bu, not sufficiently hard
bruise The deceased who in wagon, drove on
some distance ard was taken suddenly H. IRON The CT
fects II which he died The cause Il appears was cor
vettion OF the brain but IN manner produced by ali
injury he had received. The accused WAS discharge
q -l.ll.fn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
FROM ylE ARMY OF THE CUM
EEHaAND.
ran,,rrea fropr Eir., ra.e.

1000 strong Tne train lad hut Insignificant fasrd.
Which b Vompaiy stationed car ne sSt--ii tli
ahout $50 refor~ht tho Rebels TN they were sur
,erpdod when sehtinc longer madness
After tc ..,turc and burning OF Ne train, including
semo IS or 10 sutlers wagons, the prisoners were
marched to McNinnyille the taking and fetaking oi
Which place has been recorded. The Rebels then
marched their prisoners. numbering in al upwu VI
200 men, 40 miles in three Days when they werg P
rolled and allowed 10 make their way mo ou' aA''
They cammenced arriving here to-day: -, ,nd
Tic Reoek were mounted principally on nun sSfr
were commanded by Wheeler They to@h n" non Soc,
PisCnors everything OF valnc even 'ooA ..d o,s ron
thoT feet the money from their poche's anu '.s'o
thor backs Foi twentyour hours noo1~,' pc F
Gaptivcs had anything 10 eat ana ~ A0 ''''~
either or bcast .,,i~,~.ot {, bo.
rrS bpt If il Ioaiful whether the Rebels are over
.aken. =. .,.o.o1 c,osco,,
,,a, I've iSy or the Nashville and Louisville Road
20, Caxs s,nee do not belong 10 Wheeiers forces,
h,t ,,obably thcy Cooperate. III is uehc'eu th"t
Vh.a,,r Is north Of the Chattanooga Road; II so,
%,rIs on The Nashville and Louisville Roed. II would
III he H. r.t time that Nashville has been Isolated IN
a.. Verv s!mLgr Circumstances
-Tio rrincipsi design IN openinc the Northwestern
Road 10 The tennessee River 10 have og;lc not
i,G be thus 20 be interrupted. and which with Iaho
uasoh 81 80 80 miles viii connect the Mississippi
ivcr with the present field Of operations. There ~
less Ct the NorIhM road 90 be completed than
saa;ed few days since the gap beng but about -
mics ard the cost not Sl000C0. The iron IS near
at hand glance q, the mep viii show the importance
al ,is Ink connecting the present IeateT al opeI
fous " tn the Tennessee and Mississ ippi i-ycit.
II j. 20 bo regretted that 50 fine corps as the lsih
81 which that most gallant and experienced oincer Gen
Sio.um is tie commander. should have been pal 10
,lardrr a railroad. This is cmphaiicaliy hththk
corps ia unequSled condition IN every ~ "lO1
particular Il is presumed II his me advantage :" sun
s.ocr oosps, whose condition might DC li9 :. ~ IN
krd of service II is scarcely pfobaoe thAi INC in
corys VII long be kept From the heiG Nnefo On. u"
sneh excellent ngAtins to snsrd railroad L d b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16

Tie Northern Press Oh cur Lac Ea'hc-
We were not Def,aicd-Tbc SoEGition
81 tbe Array Good-<;en. Reynolds
pivisian-What ,hc Rebels Sinim-Sur
worn,cd being brought avn, from shc
Hastle.Eiclc - Their Accounts MANY
Bead yet ynbu-iet-s. =. thf'~iian
Observation-Disclosures Division soei
cur Lincs-DRriEg Exploit Of captain
zorssw--Wcslcrn and Atlantic tssil-
yoaa Eepaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
Iiussin.

SPEECH o. TnL EMPEROR ALINASnlR on OPEN
INo THE piEr or rrsLAND--PRoMisB OF THE
DEVELOPMENT OF A CONSTITUTIONAL FoRl OF
IAvrprMlvT
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IRON AsrlswAIi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

NOTICE. rhs Mao Satt,sfh Sehasi 49,.
y cisflaa. ~ .. 49, haii - saaaai uest1sr
49, pfcntr. at - u-uai ri.oe. Ia the grove to
Me- Psris. 90 Medn~slas th~ 1oth ~. III A..
gast arsf. si s'ciurk An
Al 49, cortia's iavit-f % .tteaf Ths.- a.
trfrsir- ia ~aitafh >thsl'.. that fh-i. isi~rs.t
aaas - 'nrres-et. snt tbose nut istsse.ssd thas
49, us, i-co-n~ -
Nrst Pare. D., -. fs61. Anil Ci-,k
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

TUE OWNER. wishias 90 oo-ap, b.. 6.-ua T..
cftrl fa W isrunsfn. $50 eel fhe oae h- noT
tnff.rs rlna tn tfeenpasld af greet hsrE1ia.
~sii ltrrr ranfaIns IT, arrrs. - tcrrs q b. rufs
faH p ta - fans ol rrirar erallfs of bay. Ther.
30 - serves "a rsiaale vaai - 70 the ssus "a
in tarae % oi re rslirorfi iiui.nz. ehirh ga
afasIF f.lt sf fhe isaitag 90 tbe faru. o. raa-
ftisfs asi vfltlhls orch I'D ~ chose trsif fss
sa.i sis1 fsr1r sarsf ofchard sra several Eria.r
slrlnls anf tfa..ks a uafer. q has 80 esffs
rasfarr O. shfrr I'D he grouinE crars a8- ~
aa ihe lsrm I'D stlfsif suy one ai ne ~sosince II
lhe iaat Toe bufliings are nes. sai ihe ffrai b.
alasf's enr tlsri sfih g.zsl sfoae SIS rsrt -
80 nuffhase go refnaia rIa taartEsz-. aai sslrh
iefuls 80 eaefei ftaf ant per-ea 'Fissisr e ns.a
- oae tirn. ~fhia 81 obs q Norssy Vi
age. go o. r. rarasras.isf~f sifk assas.s.fI, -,
80 .dsaafs1rous teruas. fnsysirs a isaac r.
U Z RIDING apoa ~ rreanlsss. oT WI. T.
eO"pNOw. Naf~sy Viitsze.
Jaae l5. l-6I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31
To Sporfsmen.

I'ok SALE, Of applied &C. Immediately. one Of
Il GOit'~ Geiebrated Revolving ~hot
tun~. neary n~s. ART in rerisrt or,lsr-re-f
% i-ii 49, u .nf re-N q u &C. casL Ai-s r.
hght Sporting isihe. tuit to or.irr. ~iih aI
he r-''i-f1 tuaprsvsturufs ,a hck -t--k is.sr~i
sni s,- .--a'sfiy Hra. ant in peri-ct csa.,tsaa
&c 80
iioih t.e Above gone have god rrilI-rr Eases.
Nlta stI o. -'i.f ~ifh thr.a. Nsilhrr 81 fhsu
ffe "trfef o. slr oa scc.uut ol fn, itaI-fi-ciil
iut l-sH-e ihr ourer has aa rre.r,i a.s t,f fbe.
tor ia.lra-.iisn. ir.iirrr st tlis Gaze
Pare. ~ Il b. Is68.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

loHr htrsoN- Ten. Bank. IN his
oficial report 20 Gen. IIalieck savs: '.shcrc
zen into our hands over 800 prisoners.
including oue MAJOR G~neral AMI one Brig
adler General. twenty Piecss q heavy ar
tiiery. good suPly Of ProjcCtilcs. Light AMI
heavy guns. tt.-io pounds q cannon pow
der. 500 stands ~ arms. and 10000
rounds 81 snail arms ammunition. besides a
small amount 90 stores - various Kind.
We oapturcd also two steamers. one II
which il very valuable and will Dc u great
service a. tLis time
JuF DAVIS LIBRARY C.rrtrrp.
NV NoHN Jolly -. \ correspondent ~
the Herald. dating Jackson Mi.s.. 18th.
reports that the library % JEFF. DAVIS had
been captured. Il comprise several bush
els Of private aad ro..iioai papers o. arch
traitor several letters on secession. ia
ted back 70 issz; and the whole collection
val BRING to light the whole secret history
Of secession. The letters ar from both
northern and southern traitors.
Tie famous guerrilla chief Gen. John m.
Morsan vith &C., oi his band ~crc captured
near Ncw Lisbon. OHIO. on Sa,ur,lav last
Morgan crossed the Ohio With So,,1 troop.
for h~ purTose u making raid IN Indiana
and OHIO. hui within ten DAYS he and las
entire command vcrc either ki.led or taken
Prsoncrs
Ger. Fcmberton and staff have gone %
Richmond. lie found il impossible O. ken
his army together and il has scattered IN
every direction
TIE Federal forces c,acoa,ci Jack.on
Miss after desiro, - al ihc public build
uss. aud have ialisn back GA Nickslur-.
Guuboat. lately ordered into ,bc Rel
river. by Admiral Porter. surocried in
cap;lriug tbs rebel steamer .. I.oai.ril,~
one Of the best steamers in tie western
waters \ large quau,', 81 ammunition and
other sophie. vas found GA board. belong
ins 20 the rebel Government. The rebel.
burned iWo o.Ler steamer. O. prevent tb,ir
falling INTO oar hands
TIE pirate FiariIs latci, entered R,-nu-
dh ior rrplir.. &. .hc entered tb. hari-.r.
d. frei a salute ior the British fla. Ia.
salute vas r,iuru,d,
The MAYOR of Sa,annah Ia. i..a,I
pro .anna'iou requesting al thc inlai5tant.
Of thr cift OBJ or,aais, for it. dri.-ner.
4 di-pr'. "a o. tLe World SAP. mo.i ofthc
rrhri army 10 oonrertrat ~ 10 C4lf.nf-.r
IL b. reported that Eweir. corps La. been
olt of. Ferrau.- oroc iu keria,k, q. ia
i'rai piae,.
The Following ar extra-is from Rich
moa1 Taper,
The Fayetteville. y. G.. Observer insists
that ID Morris. thc President q the Trlc-
graph Co. should disuliss ihe entsrprisin..
reporter vho inscltcl the story Il Gen.
Lee taking 5000 prisoners.
Cold IS worth ell ia EioArnoad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

Iur IHors,~r M1orIrY rv ONO
Aeu>-r NuI.~rseusv. Thc ke.t.k
Cate Coy .ars
'' >luset Cox. Member Of Car-r,..
from Co. 'oilmias pisfr.,t. AID one oftt.
llaI.u- peno.rats ~ Ohio. val. ia .it.
q i,a das' ago. aal admitted in cor,.f.a-
t..a thaf li.. -h saaiI i.at yaiart cham
over .'.H" vote. BOZ thr State OF Oh.s
Prom th.s iti. e,iieat elias Vars friend.
arr giving up tLs c.at,.t. and arr Ia.t
gong Do through motions merely O. Keep
up a s-'s 20 party or-anizluou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31
Paris Hill Academy.

J'UE FAIL TERM ~ ih,. Iasrui.a v,n
4 cslnrrar~ WFrSrsuav. AueCsr 20
i~o3. aal ron.fau~ eirr-n weeks
J. T. TOGG. 4 D.. Pfiaeil4f.
NJ Mason 4 \. Fose. A..istsuf.
NJ Foss raru-s fl us wi'h fse1tn.a~n '.,fi.-.
ifou. ffr-' i-nf vs. ss- anl tae rsr.rir.ss Fs-u'r,
g B'vt..a Co'--r. iiaa. o.. q. W~-,su. ssr
: CO. Iriuffat.raf. al.l sah-f g-ar 'en-n 81 o..
qar-fi..'.'ir aa hrflf.. o. fir-r ae 1erf.fe~- %
Pare $50 Arttfmt. ffr -.-rlfi fhnf De- i. s
tl1rou-H RI laIfr. .. ar cNnfr..1-eI sr.I hrshl,
snrrr-si.l| trfrher. Hnf fhaf ersrt efalt iu H..
a,lle fs ren..-r tla rass.ag terr Of 1r,r s.h...f
I.rh I.,a.iaf aaI pr.ifiai. o.. fl... uh1 .sss ,f.
t.sl.
lrfrfuv FFnTruu
l'r-rl-r.. ial'a.i.as ffra,a 4ul G-rnla. - 90
h'-r tr-.sh, = -
t.lur.aH g. Hsh. 400
husr. GoI
urtu ,ag. Ga.n 1000 = Oh
Bond uta D. oia.1rI ir -.sI r,ure. i.r =
Oh ? 90 nff vrrk Good r...a.s a.as o. slffIs,I
D., '..-- 'r-lIlrg fa i-.srI ibral--.tss
D.. ff.IHrr ..frfI.fltrs frsr-.rfI1r fh- -.f...f
iit..-s 3D. -..rerars at f.fis % .I sf Gle p,is.
.IraI si b ,.,.lil.. NJ.
81. CARRIE. ~er.r,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

Cor g.. J.. BEU 81 Norway. has rec-iv-
81 authority % raise q second regiment OF
veteran volunteers. lie ~iH commencc a.
once. We learn tiat lar-c number. o.
men ARE ready O. rally a. t..s call ot tac
gallant Colonel. and that us regiment VII
Be SHED AZ ouoe. \ company vill probably
be made up ia tLis COUNTY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31
EXECUTORS SALE OF
TIMBER e. FARMING LANDS.

Dl virtu- n e. licen-~ ffurn Haa. o.. W. W.
Id bury. Judg- q Prui.ste &C. Oxiord Co.,
gotuiei O. ES~cutsr q The ls.t Wa 80
fe-tlui ,uf 81; a. xsnsi-f q. Dlal.ey. - Lt. II
IrHelrarg ia said Cauaig. decreased. ~iil ofrr "a
private -ar - 90 fs su pee tsssrs. on Sa'nriay
~ etghth ais ~ iu.u-i $50. nfn~ o'ci,.ck on
10 t'feu.-sa. at the dsrlisg hoes. crus-fis oc-
cupsrc ~ ssit irsiirv Ftr-lrrr afs- s-stf th-
hslhs'slar raitsii real &C. tlag isg 60 fh- 80
ttie "a s-tid deoess 80. a.d saariiag sn exce rnt
aig-srtrnity g. parties d-sirag "a -ivssts --iu.
iasfstlar..f. Ffr
.. Al-.ai Zen (lol acres 81 uri,aI - Fr,-t,-,rs
Ni.s--. isei-f.ss 49, n a. go s.iihss flfs
49,.
: Ai-''i eights acr-s 81 u9'aal n ths Immediate
s.riaftf 81 che vtlis--. carcrrl ~ith q heavy
growth "a ~h'te and h.rt pin~ iiui-r.
3 Ahuuf 30 a~rc- ttuuil~r AL pasture ianf o.
Stow isrinr parts ~ ~ trsrts ~ lsnA csll. q
trstiss 3 ttsfuian'- Crarf. and che Tweed
\ Dss. trsct owed In coss-naa at undis odd
uuh !. u. Brafl~y AIS Grurr- Is. Bauows.
sani~ lring uas-tIs covered uiih . heavy -routh
"a ~httr sd red OAK, mspis az other kinds -
tlrilrr
4. Al, sis-u- - scr~- q iaietvaL aaa n~ad.~
lsnd "a -aId Sos. cd "a ca,naasa an.l uadi-
yi,sd 18Th I. u. Brsii-y SAM heiag FaEHIxe
LAsD 80 rHs Ftssr OUALtrr, u,asiis ua-
eirar~d.
Tsrn- AT condifians made nssa I'd ale.
f.r iurthrr psriicrlsrs i-quir~ ot a. :. BRkD-
49,, Va F's~lurg. or che -ais.cr,i,cr - Brua.-
va unfii he dsy 81 49,
iarrris rruaafainr uns.ii On he SD MI D.
ag'in offered Ga che i0,h Of Auga-t. az che .suae
p.scr ard hsur.
WILLIAM q. BARROwS. Execute.
Hfu1spt 81 Jrrs p rsSg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31
Highland Boarding School
FOR BOYS

V'lE Thirt N~.r ai thi. - haai o. ill ~otn-nercs
r- fAiL SESSION. Tne~iay.> sept 1t
an'I c..''i n.s- ~ srft-. ih~ riytrrr-r- Or Oh
s'fu',pn sfe 'r-igus OBJ o. q OBJ G--t arfef ss
fffrnr- 4at Gutr,iifus "a o. have l-l,- O. .-r.f
ssrl ffa.n h.-n- urr csfdials iryitrd o. rxsrnin-
iafa fa- nlrr.is nf fhis srhosi Cir-ufsr- c,afaa.
irg iui i.iirinaf.sa ntt h- h,I ~ aari -s,isn o.
y. II. TRUE. N.A.
frOrrtffar ant Pfinrir,aI
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We learn from ihc y \. Tr,buu~ chat
Chaplain J. Lincoln of tbc "a Maioc
rrgIment. 81 Bango-. was seriously injured
On i,th iust az Port Ilaison. by his horse
backing 90 as % alioVesa rrcci?icc nearly
forty Sect
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Notice.

I'Ut b1aks. Netrs 90 srr.a-fs NJ GRE L,-
II afn .i urFHrss ftaaE. arr fa r..
haH.s GO 0..arrf.n
a .rnfr's rrrflrfrr f..e aaI r.rs.f af ne
ed ai t.rfs ifts r.as f.i. tsfr aH t. ..-I.r
etc af fu-"s. EEN1 " WrYENT
49, e. W.. ufFrrsa Ssrtie.af p.i.t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

Tie drafi ,a Bath has rl, pretty d.,rir
into co. urrcr crust. but 90 hardly
knoss in vh.rh crust f1 place the lass nam.
on tae Lst--Joir.au Ill., Perhaps D.
~ili undertake to BEAD B,aerc-arIi. bor,s
o. water 'rr..t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

ihomT'on'' Reporter name. tueaty-.iv
Natonai Banks s. a1ihorized b. tie Gov
'rrn'eat. 9Th capital Of s3.sIs 5o0. The
biggest - Or slDI.vJ1. ia Clsyeanl. ard
tso l0sest q s50.0DD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

Tie prorositiou of 81 Hooper. g. ib.
iosn meeting report. nav poe tc in De ox-
csc .aHslasr. but D. boz substance c0uc-t.
SUNDAY ly order FROM Wasiiagton. O.. =.
AarsLaii tiaik s,nf over 90 Fort Prsilr
ard took four oftLe Taco-y prisoners and
committed tl,m to ial in th.s c.iy. IT,
i'-F ta-s committed ar p D.. B.l.ps. sh.
was an o'io,r on board tie Florida .Tham-
a. Eafi.rs ara Elh.rt Hunter. WHO L.loe-
ed % III BySlpth.lm. bat vlo joined thr
pirates after the D. vas ,aptarrh ana
burned. anil Janrs Kelly. one oftie crew
'oi tie Go5i.peeI. Who ai.o joined tie
pirates after ile capture oftLlt vessel
portland Pr.ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

Why didn't tLo Elsworib American in.
'er 'o"e of '' letters and thus e" 70 IT,
entire ssires
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

The i,fh Maine regiment d. nov a. Camp
fHrsrci above Neu Orlsaas ani g. ia ex-
csilsnt condition.
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Ground Plaster

I'HE srit.scriier ~in ranfiase ta gfisd Pas
II Itk, Eel WE~T PARIS, 81 prrsenf sea-
spn. " ulI krep r1rsfanfIF sunriF e che
49, qas.rf. rhich 49, ~ soll e. ~ io~esi asr-
80 r,f-s % LOCKE
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WILLIAM WIGHT.

pEfnEr. ss--Af t.ilft oi Probate heit 20 p
co.. utfhtp an.l .sr thr rauaf, afONtsrs on The
th.rf ia--.iss af Ia.t 4 n. t~61.
'n co. prtflrsa al.ftr.aiI. prirfrd. That 49,
frrs D. .isra 81 ri-hia. a COP, sf fhl- 10 flfaai,
ut1 ttfs afff thrre.a tifsf -.k- st.csI- .fssl,
lr tar oNiafl h.ta--rat urv-Iaf~r prfaird 90
f'f. tatf a.. IrI-.r- iH..rr.tfI u.se aftrsli ou
Oh ihni la-sitf ef A.-u-f rfNf. ar co a'ci.~k
81 fhr t.rrrH.a. af s t.rIf of Fr.isfr thrn o. o.
h.iI-a sf fsli.- aat she's can-r. if an. sht che
rrafrr af sals petition -h.nLt a.f IT, -....r.f
O.. ". WOODBURY.. Jaf--.
t..- rarf-aIt.-r-
Jostsu = Hoses. E~gi-f~r
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NJ AR RI d.

- fsris. Ju's teh - Re-. 4. HiH. AaIsr~
parlr- so Mes Eiils }. Peter. tstb of Far,..
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Gould's Academy.

lhe tsl tern ~ ~ insttuf - - 90 ea.nn~n~r
90 Iu-s''ss. th- hrst dss ~ S-pt~unt-r. .ad COO
tinu~ sirsen 49,.
NJ e. ftKNALD. .. =. sztxctrst
Mss MaEttrrs HuceLEs. As-isaaf
Th.s srh--.l 10 ri ilfr.rr "a i,r 49, A..
Hnc. snt sil ne tsti thr,.ush o. ~sra-.f 49, -.
ooaT. .shsd tssrhers. o. gtrr enfir~ .sitsls~tsa.
FRYE ~.ctefar,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-31

4 bMINi~ iEAlNs'- SAIL. ~ Vlrfre
y oi Hceaar fsa CO.. li.a. laire ol fr.l .sfs
o. Do falafF of oKilfI. ffe ra .'rrsIr aei a.
aiafst.atar ai fhe es.afr ri Nr'.sn NJ Hur-ras
aie ai Aa'ef.f f1 fhr t.r1.F of ts.1fi. frrr.ts-
OF. H.l I'D rs frlr .f private tilr oa o. rrraI-
80. CD Mct.s-.iaf. fle ierrfl- hhh dsf 81 Au-
lusi afsf, af snr r'r'ark la fae aieIar.a. az fhr
resI estsfr af ehtrh ss.i tscfssei died s.itef sa
rassrssr. oa-i.fias .f fhe right ol rracsrfiou ol
fhe fcrlesiefd nI safI frofasfi.
J. g.. CHAPMAN. Ad.a.
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