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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-08
WORCESTER,


in Washington, one day last week, an uncom-
mon animal i'll those parts.
Admiration OF the tens on the Mystic bank,
and an alteration of ones to tens on the New
Britain bank, have lately been put in circua-
ton.
At meeting of the students of Trinity
College, Joseph L. Ely, of New York, was
elected orator, and Robert A. Benton, of
North Carolina, poet, for the anniversary of
Washington's birthday.
On the I'd, Samuel 7. Andrews of East
Haven, slaughtered three hogs fourteen
months and twelve days old, weighing five
hundred and fifteen, five hundred and thirty,
and five hundred and sxty-tve-aggregate
weight of the three. sixteen hundred and ten
lbs.
The old Bailey House" in the upper part
of New London, was partly consumed by fire
on the 4th Supposed to have been the work
Of an incendiary.
Rev. Varnum p. Simmons, of Danielson-
vile, pastor of the Advent church, has en-
listed
A colored man was accepted in Hartford,
on the 9th, who, on account of his being una-
BILE to judge of money, was cheated out Of
$2lO ny New York sharper. Maj. Glafeke,
however, forced the broker to refund the
money he had obtained so illegally.
lady who came from New York on the
Attn to Hartford, to attend christening dur.
ing the evening, lost the diamond in a valua-
Bile ring. The house was searched, but in
vain. During the night, lady who was pres
ent at the party, had dream in which she
saw the diamond lying hid close behind the
leg Of IL stove that stood in the room, and
upon looking in the place designated, they
found the missing treasure.
RHODE ISLAND.
James Mclaughlin, who was stabbed on
the night of the 18th ult., by James Prior,
near Branch Bridge, died on the 9th. Prior
has been re- arrested on charge of murder
Mrs. McCusher, widow between sixty
and seventy years Of age, residing IN Provi-
dence, was burned to death in her bed on the
7th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-08
The War News.
CASUALTIES IN MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENTS AT
KNOXVILLE.

CASUALTIES IN MASSACHUSETTS, REGIMENTS AT
KNOXVILLE.
information has been received of the fol-
lowing casualties in regiments from this state
since the investment Of Knoxville by General
Longstreet.
29th decentralization II Dwinell. Co A.
r MouH tes Z ii oman, Co A, right hand
burns, 20 q, should and jaw; G W badger. Co
ID lett ankles j Ii Manning Co hand 49, ~
36th regiment-killed-Lieut p Al unIn. ~, u
Of Chsrestown; Sergt Gallon, co A. II + ST.,
yens. Co IL. w a. II Il 0'e-
wounded- Capt Barker, Co A; Can't s g
clair, Co A; W IL Liner, Co A; & L Pnmn. a ON ~,
D; l. b Hall, Co ID; Sergeant Nerrick. 10 n ~
HarWood, Co. b; Corporal u ID Davis 90 II ! ~ "
porM L " ilolton, Co q; L Hall, Co /! CU
Whesler. Co |; Corporal b f Byron Go k f,o ~ ~
raj Cham0erlin, Co X Woodside, Co k; & w W
Foster, Co II.
35th Regimsnt--W ounded-Cap b Mirick Co
{, right arm I Barnes, Co II, wrist; Corp j An
derson, Co b, left hand; } X Thsycr, Co r. ankle
2lst Regmant-W ounded-Corp o L Homa.tun
Co ii, ielt ARM Henry Cain, Co c, hand; Corp i
Burpee, Go b thigh James Gee, Co f. thigh and
arm Il W Terrell Co Z, side; A j ODyer Co q
right arm; X r Fish, Co L. head.
INDUSTRIOUS FRAUDS ON THE GOVERNMENT.
Recently discovered frauds in the quarter
masters department at Alexandria, are at
tracing considerable attention. Soon after
Col. Thomas was appointed acting quarter
master general, he became convinced that
extensive frauds were being perpetrated in the
quartermaSters department at Alexandria
and took measures to trace the matter out.
The result Of this investigation was placed
in the hands of the secretary of war, and cap
talns Stoddard and Ferguson, the latter the
quartermaster, have been arrested. 1t is ru-
mOred that other officials are implicated. The
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-08

An elderly man of over so, proprietor of
Furnishing rag shop in the city, was frus-
trated in his attempt to clamdestlnely marry a
Chicago miss of thirteen, on Thanksgiving
day, by her brother, who, armed with pistol
succeeded in drawing his sister from the steps
OF the altar where the ceremony was about to
be performed. The elderly gent was quite
morose at his disappointment.
The boiler explosion on the steamer Isaac
Newton, on the Hudson river on the 9th inst,
was a trightul affair. 1t was caused by the
bursting of one OF the fueS. Fire from the
furnace was blown into the cabin, setting the
wood work on fire, the flames spreading with
fearful rapidly. The baggage master and
fireman were blown to atoms, and nearly
twenty hands and passengers were scalded
fearfully The boat was burned to the waters
edge, with all the freight and baggage, in less
than thirty minutes. No passengers in the
upper saloons, or in the lower or ladies' cab
ms, were injured.
The japanese are making it very unpleas-
ant for foreigners in Kanagawa. They muir
dered a French officer, and are acting like
devils generally. An armed force from the
fleet guards the city, and there were twenty
two war vessels in the harbor.
The Howitts-W illiam aud Mary-,snom
thousands OF hearts would fain spare, if they
could, single gang Of pain, have lost their
youngest son, who was drowned on an ex-
plorlng expedition in New Zealand.
Navigation is closed on Lake Champlan
FROM Whitehall to Port Henry.
The CalifOrnianS have hard work to raise
the u. 5. monitor Camanchr. company of
wealthy men are forming IL contract to raise
the sunken vessel
The rebel guerrllas have killed and carried
of more than 5000 hogs on the Kansas Dor
der.
The ladies fair at indianapolis, Ind, re.
Gently held, realized $4,000 for the benefit of
soldiers families.
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READ THIS CERTIFICATE
TIE LAUGHING Gas

We the undersigned cheeriuy certify that the Nitrous
Oxid., or Laughing Gas, administered Thursday
Oct %, bL bk. SrEAltNS, Nos ard 10 rinley Hall
BIildugSst orcester, sdcccssful
Mrs. A. BURKE, Mrs N. POWERS,
Mrs. 81. A. TnoMPsoN, Miss 5. GREEN
ALFRED H. LUkD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-08
A. p. WARE & co.

Il
INVITE The ATTENTION of THEIR
UsrOMEEsS AND TEL II PUBLIC GEN
RALLY, 70 THEIR VERY ExTEN-
P&OD UC rIONS OF NEW CLOTH
sc, COMPRItING a G. EN- ERAL
rock OF SEASONABLE GARMENTS
DIPCED TO TSE COMFORT AND
SEE OF All CLASSES OF PUR-
HASERs INCLUDING THE MOST
PROVED NoVELTEES OF TME
AASON.
rME 1soYN' DEpARTMENT IL IN
ULL sroCE6, AND WILL BA FOUND
'"HrEY "E a CUATINUANOE or
ssr hIEEEaL PATKONAGE.
an THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
~ HAVE TO OFFER QUITE TEz&
N&GEsr AND MOST DEsIRAHLI
'OCK OF OVEssOO ATING ANb
POtss FOX AIS. DESCRIPTIONS OF
ESIfs ABLE GAIMEsTs EVER AD.
ASTIsEO Az THIS EsTARLISH-
.ENr.
PERSONS In WA Mt or GoODSIN
icHEG DEPART 1ENT OF OUR
JHINEsS, AsE RESP 9CrEylL.Y IN
FEB 10 CAAs. AND FREELY Ex-
MAE rEaEBAME.
ruRCAAsEsSS AT WHOG.ESA ALE
LII 40 WELL I'D LOOK OVER
UR STOCK.
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mattarp.
4 56TH MASS. REGIMENT.
CAFIRsT VETERAN RFGIMENT OF
III INFANTRY.
N HEADQUARTERS AT READvILLE, MASS.

TO VETERANS s727 90
TO RECRUITS, sl5s "a
AAOO cash when mustered in; balance every six
months Terms Of enlistment three y,ars II the Gov
eminent should not want these men three years and
they arc mustered out they will receive the balance Of
the bounty then due.
1t. j. W. CARTWRIGHT, Worcester
1t. w. A. PUTNAM, Fitchbufg
MI DIR Recrultng 6ncera
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

GErrK fIEE. The name %. Greek Ere
- APPisd - a peculiar compound q biso-
men. naPs.A and patch. that burns on H.
49, '-ev -. GO unuvr water Itis composed
largely q shat The chsmists cal ''arseuical
.iooh0l. most de.tractivc in is eaec,.. and
ia The coune q Es dsscharge. emitting a
most oavnsi'c odor. e. Greek frc- las
ir~iaenily ecea employed in EarOpcAn
-ars. bot 10, Ofcn in modern tiues. The
secret q ~ preparation AMI use vas deri,-
q from a native q HelioPohs. syria abost
= thousand years sgo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04
Col. Wm. Win yfrxiu.
Grand Union Rally,
The Yeomanry OF Old Oxford IN
Council.

The meeting a. South Pans on TUESDAY
was great success. and proves clearly that
the heart Of Old Oxford beats only 20 the
music Of the Union. When the Ioyal
masses wlll aeet and take council together.
traitors must ,rcnble and retire 70 the val.
Al an early hour carriages commenced pour
ing IN from every direction. and soon Union
Grove va Sled nth Sach al ausiienre a.
could not fah % INSPIRE the hearts of The
sPeakers. All parts q the county -erc rep
resented AL trades and professions came
out 20 hear. ~ the patriotic mothers AMI
daughters we're there in overwhelming nun
bers.
The meeting vas called 20 order by Err.
:. Beal. Esq. q NORWAY. a. 10 O'Clock
and on las motion Col Nm. Wirt Virgin Of
Norway. was chosen President On taxing
the char b. announced the names Of Yice
Presidents and Secretares. lie then re-
marked that there might b. motive in cali
ing upon ham O. preside 81 such q meeting
a. this. II looked a little Ike promotion.
for hitherto h. had Commanded onlv rex
iment but from Indications there would
be brigade present. And II counted b.
the eyes Of those who enumerated The meet
me ~ Norway. they would outnuml,er the
army Of the Potomac. After further AZ
prOpriaie remarks. the Col. introduced tbe
6rst speaker q the DAY.
Mr.. + b. TrRSEE 81 Texas.
a
r.. lie belonged % The sammy Sou;h. a
land be loved yet b. was grateful thar b.
Had been able % escaPc. and thar h. stood
to-day on Frco,iom's ground. Nature hal
been frugal IN blessing his STATE. and 3D.
had been retarded BY The Institutions 81
had adopted. II vas denocrai. and hslI
utls deeds 10 slaves. and vas entitled o.
represent tn institution. Thourh a demo
cat. beioured % the class who believe that
true dencerscy teaches ot,e,iienoe o. ti.r
law and tlaf shen any portion 81 q nation
refuses 70 obey N aws. ti.e rhole C5rre Of
III nsti0n shall - used o. comrsl tl,er, fo
do So in fhs present struurle a. our com
try, ~e sbouid bury all poli,icai anin,o.ifi,.
and saertce ever party feeling upon fb.
altar of the country- Hho Eould 80 o,-
history - ''-rvue hsv ti,at II Merico. II.
grand question nov b. shall w. save tb.
governmenty When thar r. done 49, al,
settle ether matters. la b. deu.ocra,, o.
hrcak down The vernmenf. th-n h. "a.
not democrEt yor sould iasgh m. =,
scorn wsre T. Sisru-s fbs old measure of
NsiIonsl baus and Taria. Tbose qa.stions
ar noi before The people. neifbrr are the
distinctive principles 9Th Re1r,bEcan par
~. or D. eztcnsion 81 sisvcry in the cauvsss
h Question - ~ and sIlsisorhinr
ose--are you wiling b D. a traitor. or uill
you supPorf III g0FsruHeEtg Thoss who
oPPose III goserlmeui oppose The ever
lasting decrees II PrgviS,uoe. God smii-.
ou Anerioa ~hsr she a. tue 70 her MISSION
" Universal Freedora
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

STRsN C,ErrT Bae.. Considerable
=zazssosns has been enjoyed the past -,ek.
over the mishAPs q Two gentlemen. public
speakers. ~ho had the misfortune 20 eH-
change their carpet bags. Al railway ia
tion- The story runs a. follow.
La; >atur'iay. Virgil ID. Parris hal an
appointment at Ne~ry Corner. and the Rev.
Ar GarlAnd Vas % preach for neigbtor-
ING clergyman. Up The line Setting down
their carpet bags ia The Bethel station. bv
sone means. on having. each found b. hal
ihs property % The other ia his possession.
fArris went q Nc~ry With a discourse on
The thEnes, While tn clergyman had in return
a coPPerhcad spcech-a bottle - vhiskev.
and John Brown pike, Mr.. G. forsu-
nAieiy experienced no inconvcniencc from
The mishaP. bat Nc have not hearI bow
Capt fArris dourisbcd after the los, u NJ.
political stock 10 trade
IL = bat fair 70 say that neither Of The
csrPe' bag we're opened. and Ne are in
dSb'sd 10 frienls q the parties for a seAed-
ole II oohteats
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04
Gen. Howard On copperh,aa,.

Gen Howard in his speech A. Farming
too -hcn h. left 20 Join the army. sPeaking
Of tbe clains Of many q the p~acc party
o. peculiar mercy snd humanity. not 10 ssy
Christianity. Asked e. Wbenoe have thr,
derived thcse high. holy principlcs which
cause them % syupafhixo With that ex-
e,licnt AMI Eocdly set called Friendss
Have these men not been distinguished in
the past ior the ro~dyism II the bar-rOo,n.
the street and the brothsis Do their bloAt-
ca coantenAnccs biasphemous languagr. anil
murierous conduct Indicate Affection 18th
The Prince Of Peace o. the Prince q DARK
ness How much weight can Ne give %
The PesoAbie professions Of such men a. in
Nc~ York murdered and robbed the losai
and aw-abiding citi1enS Thcir professions
arr a be, Their " Iunediaie peace-
means perpetual var, They ory peace -
m order % Prodoce cOnalet malignant.
eNterninating. eternal,
Lewiston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

lNoEraNr DEcI sloN OF rur SrrrTNE
CovEr- The Rochester EKpruss assumes
20 have =" private information % a very
important deasioa. II the r-port which
comes % as BE- true. the highest judicial
tribunal has solved n knotiy problern. and
relieved the country from tbe anticipated
herce Agitatioa Of cuutroycr,y. Il Is said
that one q the Jadgcs. Composed o. DC
Nelson). has vrittca an opinion GA the
legal coalition q the rcvoitcd STATE, on
thc conclusion of the var Tor The suppress
ION Of the rvbeilion. and this opinion -
ooncurrvd IN b. The whole beach. including
IhiefJusiice Ianey. TIE opinioa Is sail
O. fnaintain that The States IN rebellion
have iosi iheir rirhts a. State. AM must
come into the union simply a. tcrriiors
subject % tbe Grncral Goyerunent and
entitled % ia protection. Nc~ state or
ganiEaiions nay DC formed By the people.
under The Coasiitutisn and laws r Coz
grcss. a. ia The case % other territories.
bot the old states cannot cone inio the
Jnion nth their present or-anizasion, All
o;accrs-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

TIE CopFcrhcad demonstrati1n a. Nor
Wy. vas much 80 in 10 proportions than
3D. p1biie had been led o. expect. IL,
sraad proces..on hundred So. al toIl.
and thc number Who bal fassei the e..
trauoe % TIE grounds. chen -he meeting
orIarized uas -0o. a. W. are iafrruel ty
Persou uho made the coant Tt.rr
niehf hare been eirht hunlrcI mall p.
- ,. : y = Lifticfcid. and d" Mr. Clay
~ Dirfrid. we're ttc speaker. Mr Han
nzons. a ile-.ei. vas President. and a.
Forei the asdienoe 18th soaue remark.
-. , :. astrd bssfanirr % there we're
not q god nany RepalFca-. tterr. a.
ansserci. " there ars Itlsasht 81. ssis
for. by III finfaess 81 the cheers 4
gentleman Who heari , %. r :. saws o.
never 10 o. - bard man trv so hsri
aot OBJ tel thc fraih. Smth 81 down OF
ths aboiiiionists. bHt q certain letter lately
oeaae - hght. Ehen tbe a. = senator
election vas pes1iag. shows him o. o.
very ncariy ' Freed5n sLrickcr himself
shen h. interests car Be thereby promoted
H. pecuharities are easily underst0od. ard
his sPeeches are dong q good thing for
Juage Couy and The f'nion cause
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

'Aaimfor CORR .PlnIeuoc b. plbi,hei
between 'sen. bis ,ni Gov Seylnour. u
apP,ars ihai hli f1r fbe weak promises ~
seymour o. government uoaii have been
amply provided sith means o. cnf8roe tie
drit ard prevent riot 10 relied upon
Seymour o. preserve or,ler. ani tbe rcsuIt
va. she city thr,e days IN the hands q ths
hob
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

The Lewiston Journal avs that Qaaker
Taylor las sesR hung IN sttigy upon nearly
every FTicsds' meeting houss in The STATE
4 letter from q member q that denonipa-
ton say' the -hole society condemn h..
eondaei AMI insimAios that b. -oaii have
been subjected . church discipline. a.
Lynn. had Be not Eaads LAsiy rvtarz TO
MaIne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04
Lock OF; for The Representative Dis
tricts

IL = Off utmost importance that thc
friends Il The Union should take good carc
q the several Rcprcsen;ative Districts
Nominate the best men 70 BE- had /. an lct
no stone uniurrei o. % .c-urc iheir slec-
ton. Thc CopPerhead. arr bu.y. 10
not o., them steal maryh uT.on rs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

Mr. Ellen Elliot died 10 Plaatatiou ..
Rang 3. on ibo l2tA g July. under CIR
cumsiances Indicating that BE was pois-
oucd. 4 post morton cxamiuaiion con-
hrmcd these suspicious. ard che ulother-in-
law 81 the deceased has been arrested
charged with abe murder. The evidence b.
that the oli lady bad some tro1ile uish Der
daashter-ia-hv. fJou-ual
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

"a " - Laphan. late ofthe PSI Reg
uirnt. has received authority 60 recruit q
company 90 60 Bears veteran Ee.-.uenf.
" th d. literal bounfies now pad by 60
state ard General Government. ue PR
sumo be- all have NJ trouile IN fliaz ~
his oompsuy 81 ouos. Zee aivcrra>>meut in
smother coluun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

A copperhead from distant tom. d.
eiarcd the othcr day. tha, unics. Bradhur,
vas elected. b. didnt TANK a d.uo-rat
w9uli be permitted O. vote again in thi.
STATE. Dee the man con.itler the Prr.i-
dent Sod enough to lo,k the stable afer
The horse j. stolens
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

The people % ihi, County have been
greatly disappointed in rot being able ~
bar Hoo. Lewis Barkcr. q, che several
places vterc De- uas to speak. Tie va
called home in Consequence of the severe
illness of bisw,te
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

Father Taylo and =. O. J. :. ar stump
ing frankliu County togciher. this -ceE.
saws the Journal. Smith seem. o. have
Overcome his objections % Minister en-
ging IN politics. Il doe. make difference
whose "a j. gorcd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

w learn tLat the meeting a.; p-vfeLI.
last lhlrs,iay. vas eel attended ~ o..
people q tae An..roscoggin VALLEY. No.
ufAstariing Gle busy season. Ehous
81, -r,t vas expressed az lot hearing M.
harkcr. she meeting sas an enthusiastic
one. and ~.il have a good eject
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

The Bah Copp-rhead organ advise.
nvmoc-ats 90 carrg the.r rerolr,-s % thc
pods. Such a wretch ,i.ouId D. taken carr
81 before D. causes III peaor u ~ city g.
D. hruken. u Is such i,iio-s Mo would
enact the I-awrcHoe tragedy m our peaceful
Name Village rPr,,s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

SUEcroN BUEH,NK The Bath pmes
puhhshcs AMI cndorscs communication
relative % Surgeon Burbank. q thc Board
q En rollncu'. from Which ne raadc the
following extracts.
Having hal OCCASION o. vi.it I.euisto-,
rcCcntly on business 40 the Provost MAJ
shAls oihcv. ~i.h O. say q fow words CON
crrniug The admirable manner in vhich thr
a-airs q one Department q shat ofhec arr
conducfcd. Ihc dafics % Sarrroa Ru--
bank ar - ariuous an 80 rvsponsihle
and arr Performed 80 fafhisliy and patient
~. u seems O. NE that Justice demands that
tliey 'houh BE Puhiioiy rvcogniEed an4
acknowlcigcd.
Durng several hours - each dav he -
constarsy AZ YORK examining 4 onscfirts and
>gtstitltcs. and whether clothed in broad
cloth % in rags. they arr scrltiuirrl v ~
equal carr and faith f1lness The Govern
fncnt. On tbs a. in The other appointments
o. thls boart has ben pcculiar.s Fortunate
Dot. blrtank has ben long arI favorablv
kno-u on his scciion - thc STATE a. = high
toned centlcman. close stulcrt and succss-
iul phs sician and surgeon in our Noluutecr
Arms slth honor O. himssif all rrof~ssior,
ard the country. and. in has present station
81 deity. coming in contact. a. DC do-s nth
hundreds q people from the diEercnt
s~ctlons q h-s district. his tat AMI skiilfn
detecting disease must b. more wids.s
knoua Al Hsorr highly appreciated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

Ihe Ase has discovered thaf propo.-
itioa D. 'o he made .a the ueat Congress o.
make VI. Liucoln perpetual Precedent j.
ma't Tea plan of some coTp-rhead. since
no Ja'on nan would have made = coufdaut
OF th- Age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

nth their usual spirit. were on hand. beAd-
ed b. The sNesIlent Drum Cops q the
Tenth Maine Regimsns The company
hrod salstes. Al Norway. both morning and
evcaing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

Ii o. h ra-erisr,f. thar a rrlu.ae-.
bemoerai. GO pa1hc meeting in tLi.
'oanff. recently declared u.at ..fbs ssirs-
nea q o. p-H,-ra',- Psr'p depeudsd ur.on
the IEOLONGINS OF TnE WAE. aaI
taey most 81 ia i1r doing 500
frho, Nm ttey ciu tLsmseltss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04
UNION NOMINATION.
FOR GOVERNOR
s A MUEL CON Y,
OF AUGUSTA.

TOR SENATORS.
RUFUS :. STEVENS of Paris.
GEORGE b. BARROws Of Fryeburg.
FOR CIFKx on COURTS.
ALBERT L. BURBANK Of Bethel.
FOR CO. COMMISSIONER.
4. G. CCSIfAiAN Of Hebron.
FOR co. rREAsUEER.
WILLIAM A. PIDGIN Of Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

TEANKLIN CoUTT. The Union Conven-
iioa IN franklin Co. madc tie following
nominafions
Tor ScnAior-wm. II. Jossclyn. Of Phil-
lips.
For Register q Proha,e-Bsnj. =. Akin
son. q 4 hester,il
for touufy Comnissioner-Sols
Siaalcy -. q kIugfeld
Tor County IrcAsarcr Keith.
q faruincton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

We are informed b. Mr Lord. Cashier
~ the weave Bank. that every pieoe o.
soript has tesa redeemed uhi,h Las tesn
pfcseat,i. and that ro rourtrrfeits exit.
Some oi the fr-t Issued wer, slightly
slurr,l. h-i ihey have been redeemed All
salmtted o. tbe cn-ris.rs. uh5 pror8a1es
ilcm genufre [tour.er
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

IIoa. Daniel Merritt o. JAy. died A. has
rcs.dencc ca Friday last lie has ionE
been kno-n A. one q the most Pronineat
ciiiEens " Frsaklin County. -Pstrio,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

The ociebritioa a. F.rt P,gLan. Ia,
>aiurday. was more slar.ssf-l than that o.
Jas year. a. Interesting historical sa.lres.
"a delivered by lian. George Foi.om. oi
Ne~ lors. To- Gorge. Monument As.o-
e.aiion. Hon. Eihsr shrp.ey. President.
vas orgaairei in tio m1rn-nr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

\ patent Ighi las beeu granted samuel
4. Norcross ~ Norsay. for improved "A.
slf sioek. We think thc CoPperheads
better nv it. They haven't been able O.
fnl anl aa.,lr that ~ili bore.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

The Le~ision Journal .ays hat Mr..
Cay Of Disse a . speaking in Frankl.a
Go. lie is Abou; played out IN O1ford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

lhe Pres says chat Mr , y Cer.h.
formerly saasn a. q Master of Tanror.
tf'ioa oa the g. ! X. has been irr. intel
~aIfru'sulent q the Portland Horse rail-
rad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

Caps. : VI Bcaliormcrly % the i.t anI
ilih Name. BE- enlisted q Company IN Por-
Tor Col. Bcals Veteran rcst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

Ma g. \. Hastin-s. % tLe I2th Maine
Resim~nt. arrived q; Bethel. ca Taesday
GA q brscf s.sit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

Herrick 4 Dasi, q Woo,ls,ock. Ia.
been dominated for RsP-cscaiative ia the
Distrlci composed 81 Wooitock. sumner
and Burkfrld.