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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24
EXECUTORS sALF OF
TIMBER g. FARMING LANDS.

Dn virtu- - a itcens- iron Hon. r. ". Wo..l-
ID riFt Sadge "a Probate So oxiord Carints .
gfantf'i o. lnr 80 Exccutor a he iast " tI AL
lcsfnn-iii ui AcNandsf x. Rfadi-y 81 Lie III
rrNei'irg On satd touuif. deccascd. I 100 offer a.
ifiFate -aie. ra - 81 so nrr 49, ss 90 Safursv
~ eighfa dif oi so. n-f rsxf. "A. ntne o'cLfk in
~ isf-naon. 20 th~ ds-ntnz -hos,-e f.-ul-ris ac-
uftrft ssfi trtlIrs in ftN~iaurr ose.as4 The
iaiinvin sa.uatr fstl e-fsfe tsilng iur o. th- e..
sie ot s-tid tro~a -eti. ani afarling az eNoeg~nf
'Ippftuuits g. parties desiriag "A aavant.e-su.
.1sr-t.uraf. wa
O. Ahaat SEQ (iO) acres sf ..plsad - Fr,.i.srr
N'ilss-. ftri-fssg 800 - a. go b-iIf-< as
tsra-
? Anaat etghis acr~- 81 splsnI ta the immediate
sieiniis of The vtlsg-. cascrri ~fh q heaxv
gr"~th "a shite ant t.st ptnr iiani,-r.
y A,rrff ID acres tirii-r ani pasture ianA is
>tav hrtn- psu- .f che trs-f- of Lad called
br~lry 4 tssfnnaa's tsrsnt. auI the Tfu-.~g
q l'u~ frarf ournsd o. carn-nsn aad Undivided
vnh J. r. Butisy sai ts-ufg~ o.. Barrows.
ssu~ lrtn- ul.tis covered sifs "a heavs er.s.th
81 shiir and r~d oak, ulsple lad other kiads Of
ffrnluer
q A. niuat = ACRES of iai-fvaLr ani m~aao~
ttni fn -itt STOW osuf.i on rselul1n anf unfs-
yiard sUh ]. u kralles saalr i-iug FAEutNe
LaN" 80 rHE ttSsr OrALtrr, mo-ts On
ri-nfri
Tenn aad c,n.iitians male tna,.n "a sa'-.
far turiher p.riseaiars iagair~ 81 A = BRAD-
tft. - fis-i.1rg. or th- sai-erii.-r - Bruns-
Wa uutii b. d.ts ..f saie.
Parcels rernafaing un-aiI 90 The sih. uiII D.
'sa'n offered on che l0ih of A-gl.t. 20 the SANE
pace sui h.ur.
WILLIAM q. BAREOWS. ESccutar.
70 lrk. June p I-og
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THE CONFESSIONS a EXPERIENCE


PEA shrsl s. fh~ h~usfi snl 49, = earr,,. a.,
sa-lar saf ofh~r-. $40 suf-r fra-, N.r,..,.
n.tsiiis. inr'y iRcav. $40 thrir kis.lr-d 49,
reai s--unpli 90 ~ au-tns 81 seii curr. ~ go
- sas eered hiau-rh sii-r 'iag suctiun e. 90.
pisoei coaatrare fa urftrii hn-ui-rr ED ,.srk-
~ ~ eactssisg 90 natI t,r~etsi sss-i..,,-
sfag'e curi-s ms i~ haf "a th- asfass. Naruax-
80 hstFstH. E-q.. BrItsri. kisg. C,.satr.
~ Nofk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

$500 Aaafftu Aalaf.
DthNoN- ctslnitng ~xenrfisa fraaa th~ nraf
A sfe hvrsbF a.ti6ri thsf ne fsIts-;s- go.
ars o. - ed IN an rss~.. The "a lsxit. q fh~
e is'uia.t 49, ~ 90 'ssirs ~ to rr-gect. = 49,
sen-. bad 81 fsnaie-l rrsiiisr ~ ths Dlstsict
ar- - - e,a- ~fsf as lsri-d uaa ~ 80 - nuard
81 t.afsiaa-si-' Ihss- a6ilrrs asst - tskea
nriar~ sctsi Magistrate. duiy a1rhsrrsd O. 49,
iuinfster oafhs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24
n AR r ID.

laoNtari Nsv 10. No. Va. o. EIir,lre %
fol-ni % Me- sch y. "a sfdweI 81 Ostsri.
u pNiard Jaiy u. - Rrv. a ". F-i-.
VI. Jrf-uitsh Lisvoith q, Mes t.corsi "a A ~ az
caff. al ofONfsrd
o. Nur~as. is,h is-t. ~ Rev. A N. Tiki
W.. u. % hro~a. sd Mr. usuiet a. Wat
c1suh. '.lth ~ Ner~ay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24
OTIS TRUE.


For lons TINE ! have bra tryisx % 6ad a
Npfing 'ri 'o -p't 'a-, aHd thins the thing -
~ icngth fuad- I have eisain-d from NJ q
" hnfier. ag~ui oac 81 The % ASBEHsox Nprf.r
Bed bansas.' and after usinz q I d. not hest
tate o. proaeance 60 the bet che ~a.iest AL ,-o.t
eorniortable BID hotioru thut ever ssw
SlLNANUS COBB. Jr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

To >ErD,pptTEs. 4 iistviil sLorti, Dc
painted Of al men drawn. vbo 90 uot re-
port o. che enrolling boards. AT govern
ment officers will then have orders % arrest
sch wherever iouud. and hold them for
tFial A. deserteTs. An exrhan-c says lau
has passed in Canada. providing foF the
return ofdesert~u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

Can SAFE GAR fa1 -.a'frf - ft~ fI-lfs .fftsre--
90 h.'sf |-ff ars .hrsrfg is f.s -,...fs-y ere
fr.. .f ft- a. sI N.a.rr
- r. Il- sat-rfih-f- an
rfr..l.rrs .f r..rf. ~f.f- az
hsrrIs certify thlt tss -.-laI.-r. 81 th.
lfn'l COZ A'h-f't .i cnunfg s1d
stare l'pvf.nraf .rf. Hre ia the n.iftart srrs -r
af De rl-r ~fsf~s ts 0.aa-ru..r-li.. .a.ai "a r.
n.usfriaus or pflrafrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

Tie Maine Farmer says the nine months
re- msui. tlat have been With Banks. are
e'Pectei Oh rcarh Augusta this week Tbe
-ist volunteered to remain after tLeir term
o. serio, 90 assist in the capture Of Port
Hulsou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

ths }av,f ISs
NorE I. lhis crr,..rsi~ 81 ts ie rcd sa'r ~
cases eh-rr CO. istr of thr fsr-oa rI..all-r ..-
rflsn is rrfaiig rsrss.srs ftffh- s,l-fft 81 che
f~fs'ns d@il~.lirli H1 hfai- TIE sN~rnptipt d..r-
aat sfrls i1 rtses shrrf ih~rr ts sunlrt~af r,.,-
rrft o. yirl su p.rt. anf ta~ --srV t-si..-.s
cen IT. trsHssrf~t &C. cslirrfi1g che iurar-- OIL,
f-rlfs. TRUSTEES ssl.i thr hk~.
N1rf ? The hrsf rsrfI tcife rlr.f - siea-.f f.,
thr prf-r rlH.-1ifg TEer rfIa. 1ni fhr srr.iI IL.
tsn rrsgc'fal'e rsrssrs fh-ads of imlhesl rssi-
i.rat ia -rre t1sn. coan-F distract sfh tI.-
rerrpa 30 h.-a rsrnufss1 is r'aiaseI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24
CHARLES c. sANDERsoN,


IMk SALE. frnrifr go of Clrrratsr's
4 la1'., oua-i lt the l.~ No. 4. Cbii 81
burktr.t. fa EaaI .r.rr. .n fha t.a.-.f fe.r ne.
AFr'f a r. ATWOOD. Ba-ks-if. ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24
DIED

u forisai. Ja's l.. iianash ". drushter Of
- iste Rev. w fiagia. agrd 80.
II seth fart-. t9ih ir-t.. Va. Gos-lsuo.
oniy - oi D.. Wa. 4. Ku-t. sgrd , years aal
q nocfhs
u fsris Juiy i9a. Wahsr 4. Wamsns-.i. 81.
81 A. ". ilsaanisa Fl. arci : years. u.oatas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

an usias The Spfiag Bot 90 Bed. Aafer-oa
fatraf. sa;foduc-d b. Whirier. asd csn ~,tho-t
h@sftsitaa gise BE- fhe decided preference sver .sv
"ihrr b. bo'to'a 18th ~h'ch an acquainted.
saf thiak thsl 80 vho waat . esmc,-t.bI. -
soaid o. ueh b. giye this ui.l.
JAMES DEERINc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

IL bos'on Jo4lnai his seca a urittea
statement bearing date Apnl %. 1881.
showing tl4t dle cot % h.riug foidisrl Or
three sears to e. iaio Che Continental
array. vss to Landrel aud ,igLty-lse
span sh allied doI.ars
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

ief-aH..., appeared before rae fhr sl..s~nsaed
HHl an.i -ftrrsils mad s.iIh
'raf f.~ a'.1v~ c~rfi6caf~ ts r.rrerf sai tiur "a,
no i.esi ed their ka1., ..tre anl LeIs.f
T..r.... ..| r.. p.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

- hsstns t-~a enfoiiei an.fer th- r,rovis
ious ofsa 80 20 tasgr-sss q. 90 sarsls.r .sl 81
80 eat he uatics,ai eFc--.- a. spprox.a M
3. i-e3. ii.tis o. p-rfrua ui.itsrs istr ~ ~
scrrice - he taited >t-t--. hervi, cer,sfr 49,
a. noi -ssiig .aigcst ~ ssca iasiiy. al s. the
taiinslnr r-asaue
Tat sm Vrar. ofarr
We. che suirscrii~rs asH n
h tn-a. counts ant state ai-1se as-urioa-d h-s.-
- c~ruis thsf en- shove states euf - =
go . cofi~rf sni uue o. thr ic.t % e.sr kno~i-
e,igs .sl 1851
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

Tle report tia; 'he Provost Marshall 90
Augusta hal been shot. sasa wicked hoa1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

fersoaaiis spPcsr-l h-fre ~. en-. - sv...aaa.l
ant at s-srralh mad
nafh thai fhr ah1Fe c-rf frnfrs 49, cssrrrrt a. q
true % ~ isst ~ thsir kss..s i-.i-s aad isE-C
Jusiice ofthe Peace.
paf-f a.
th.. ~ % Is
NorE i. The oertiicitc o. srrara o. 49, - -
81 eases -hefe psrtiesli- 90 O. sirse b, p.r-at-
80 fhe persnu claianiag esrruriiian. and thr -
gulrrulcits seriaei ia ~ r-Eui.i r.as 80. o. b.
sdh-fe,i 10 The bLsas $500 81 the crstiscsf- O.
,''si'eafe ne sge q ths per.oa :. - b. sIisd =.
SOLOS,.
Ihat an % uaier tw~ais'' years Il srr
Int an = oses thiffy -6.c'' year. 81 49, snd
ntsrrrsf."
Aht 80 oser f,rty eve year. Of ags. socordiaE
O. the tscfs b. tb- cs.-.
NorE =. u cs-~ al crrtifr1fr o at sfrn-H
~ 10 psr-ais the fact o ag- uiast - c-rt6~l %
- t~o rsspe,tatl- p-r.ens (acad. a. Csaiii- J
fls'lei tn tnr ssue tosn. rsuafs or district 49,
~ prrsaa ST. MIS- ~Nraipiiau - i-lu.-d a.
'he felnire1nents 81 rarsgraph 81. reSsl.tioas sc
asst D. consiic,l ssh.
bi'ak fs'n- ca - obsaiaed b. applioaiioa o.
fhis oth-~
s Pc ortrr u bard 81 er-y,ii.u-ai
JOHN =. BAKER.
tapiaia and Provost Mzrshal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

IWtEnDM NDrHE. Thr b. o. r-ris, fhst
Il 4 Iames fatf~rsrr. a Lasen. have 80 FOL
ny ssn thfrirs. fte rrlnainter a b. aliaaT ifF.
shsl rlatu a1ue ~ BE- sagss. 90 p4y aaf drils
~ D. csatrartlnr ster Ell. dtfe
JAs. PATTERSON.
Mfness-t =. Parertru.
1--we Iane -. gSe3.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24


American and go~.;~o p.,...
.soHss-
ID u DH--
S0flcITnp or psrrnTc
- IW %
A-@fs Af~H - q y P~fe.f C<cs. Wasksasfs..
(sassr Aef - 1871
Ia S.a.a onnos,,o
~ AAOy street,
BOSTON.
FrER az extensive practice 81 up-ara. Il 70
Ns"ss Ste'esi 40. AZ cfs.@ bfitsia. freno~ sd
:, '''-''es- c~scsH sofrc.ncstieo<
" \. -, =. - -, 80 ~trfs" pss~snts
- r@.es's' ssee.'.a 80 hoessi ter'ns. a"d ~"h
Se-psteh- ke-eA's ~ "a-as iste A@er'o-a er
~'est. ~os-s. = Ne s~hs"s o. S.'-
49, r..s-,.g !. ~ -. - - a.
Copi~. al a.. -. - -. -. e-.-h "a al.
rr,.,tt,,,, -. 49,, a..,.s.--,.. .-,-.s-s ~
N..h,,-t.,
r. -. . -. -, -
E,vI,.., - ,s,'.,e :, s $3.50. sas a. - -
- e, - -. =. -. ----. -. 49,
eat.bsiitv 81 issentio.. oa.urr...-s b. n ~. ;-,-
uneasurshls superior 90. aav ~hsch c.a 10 oH-r-d
then eise~ nv. Tb- tssfia.o ai.l- h-to,. rive.
prove that no.e = MORE SUCCESSFUL AT
TuE PATENT OFFICE th.a the sah--,,i.-r.
sd SUCCESS IL THE BEST FROOF
Of ADVANTAGES ANDABfLITY b. ~oala
add th-f h. hss ai-aa.lauf sea-an 20 h~is~se and
10 eSsrre. g. prs.s -rr 1s :. 80 . -.
The isaus-sss ,sactior 81 ths .sl.-ersl~r dsrin~
t~cuIy years past. IA. ~a.l,i. hsa. A.
a v.si eoliectioa e -peeiscatioas and oakcsaI DE-
eissaa- relative 10 patents
Tbs-~. be-sdes IA. extensive Tb-.rv or I.r.f
AMI un~chaaicai ~osks. aad fuu aeos.uis az p.t-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

w. f.e s.h..rI.fs arI
frsl'fnfs .l rs..ff SAFE al terr.s
rrffHf fnaf ID f.Ilrr q rr.E.
err-s rhi.irra ,el i2 trtrs Cd ssr. s.f d. r-I-
ral al hts .s...r Co., sa.a...r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

fefsauaii, arTen-cl i-flre no .e .,isYvr-raa.si
col aat srvefslis nab oath
ihat the above r-rt.i-sf- 81 cerrert anI t--. ~
che test p. ttrir knfs '-'g- sl.i f~ir~r
e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

sAsN.Nr uI fne NrnrF
prf-f "a
fhfs dlf 81 fs6
NorTi The 6r.t c.rfi6cate r1r-t O. sirn-,fI.,
~ raf~ni uaA.rg th~ e-ci,or al the s.,,.,,l bs
TO fr-fe t'i'" r.i f~ns thrads q tsrth~.l r-st-
ur1ts 20 tnr iHun- cr'Hit or dl-trtct 1 shi-h al
fasrsun- rrsi.r fui ssarn tl before rlsrisfrsfe
u case thr iaiarr 10 t~r-a--l the c-rufrat~ o. o.
D. slgu-l D., th~ u.sthrr. snI ere t.rt efth- 9,
thst's death b. O. b. stalled o. M rrt-as csrti-
ktae-
NprE ? Th. cert.frai- d. o. te u.s.l cell, al,
ca.r- ~hrrr OBJ i-.ur si tar tsr-oa cts,u.inr -
emqfisa ts artafl.F nsre-slrs Soc he .alr..rt Il
i.errou- teI-aiaaf on lfrl. rt- ~rrr-ff.., .I..-.
aat appe on 's-rs shrre there is .uGrl-uf prone
-ftt o. srit sapqlrt. sai co. n-c-s-lf. h,.la..-
iur rrl.tIirg far fus..ls- can te trsa.t-tr.l b,
a-Tuf-, frt-tres tll ih- har.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

tfrrrafs fs1f 20 rs-sz fsiis o. 1rrf g. re- -rru
tr.fs-r 81 a stff ar clIf,ea f-s-as-uf 81. A.. u.
o. - f.rrar
j, ne ~i'.srftHrr. l--ing iisi'e to irsG
infa ihr -~fvirr .i thr tnfei ~tat~s h.,~I, r,,L~
littsti that an tae oaig hroiL-r af
ua..rr u frafs ". age haviag n~tfh-r fi.her uar
.aiarf. anil leF~nlcnf ou a. ltiasr c.r .ur--.rf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

w. ne suhscribsrs. d. hsrsls, ce,,ii, thai A.
above nsnsed o. sgd sad rnffri ant a..
Fcusicrf en- the l.hor Of soss g. .sppsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

Per-oaaiiy arFearri brfar, NJ the ai.s.c-sau.-i
ant So
srv~a uast- stfh thaf the above c-ttis~st-s are
ra'fvct aat tue. to the b--t q their knos b. 70
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

Cards, Tags and Bill heads
printed ut the Democrat Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

Cs-ffrsfs - Prrsaf ft1f A. o. ~ ss,-., -. a.
A. 20 ~ 49, srsnpfsd
J. n suhser,i-r. N t.thsr (or uothrr) ~
cuunfv.
site q hrfels certify thar am ..-i
aad f1h'ui, at that ana dsrcnt~ut 80 the lsior
a ne tvso sou- ahasr-nau-eIl. snA th.t 4 49,
mt mt spa SHALL - eNfupt ifoin
thr afrfsttons e thr art ~ ton.res- .. 90 en-
rohng sni caiiiar ost of che ustiuail f.r-~s's A.
spprov~d Mach 3. lees.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24
Farm Wanted.

a pEfuE SMALL FARM asa-ed. d. th-
- fssa.of fsrt-. fhsr rla i- bat $1,000 eass
lrFalrs of WI o.. GOODWIN 49,.
Jeif - i-sl
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Hebron Acaicmv.

Tue fAlL TERM of s'-tra cocks. wi
re-n-ar- on Tursoat. th- SD tsy af
saw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

ffe,'lialil aFfrearet lFilrc ne the above
as."d .ant AID scvcrails riale
cath tat he above crrfi6rafe h. Connect a., No.
o. The te-t I'd ilr,r kaosicd g. al i.i,-C
-Ju.iice % The Peaos.
leist his 1as "a iS6
Norr I. The Gr.t 81 the shove c-rt,s ,,..
"uft - sign~d ~ the fsrssu cisiuai,ig ~N~matsa.
49, "a sfcr1si ~ tso tespoct.le cifitsns (h~sis
90 tsunIss- esi lrufs of thr tosn. csuar, 90 DIT
800 in ~hi'a al persoa re.,ies. sol s~urn g. D.
i.rr r. nis-lstrst-
NorE :. Ihis cert l6cate o. o. - u-~d CO., d,
oss-s ~hefe he tatar I'D ne pct-sn clssauias -.
s.'iiien - ~r'"a-s nsc~.-s'y o. the ,sppsrt ~
M p@r-uas dep~aieat a hin The ~s~a.r.,.,
dass 40 spTis N Cases shsf. there 80 saairie.f
prreril o. stetl srfpnrf. ard th- ues.s.ar, t-,.,
n~-s &C. collecting th- raraulr can O. tlans.et~l Il,
agrut-. uu.tcss of ihc Eke.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

W. no -ubscfit-rs. and-r
rrs..Irafs a rr,rG, So. -
hrrri, Crrfiis that h.t.l LII
fa draft. I'd. ere 30 1rafa rr af r..lr
y ysar- of age. haviag nrih@r fsth-r nor u.alh~r
aul t~rratiruI on be- Lsisir Be- surf.stf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-24

rEsrrnosraIs.
" regard NJ. Eddy esc % the mot capable
- s.ees.''~i prsct't,eaers. nth Whom l have
bad othcial tuiefcsssfrs@ %
CHARLES MASON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-18
SOUTHERN NEWS.

LIE IOIOWlng items OF Southern News are
furnished by the Northern papers, from Rich
mond and Charleston journals
In the Confederate Senate the Committee on
Military Affairs reported adversely upon the
bill enrolling as conscripts white male persons
in the employ of the Government already in
the military service.
In the House resolution of thanks to Gen
eral Morgan for his services in the West was
introduced
The bill authorizing the impressment of
slaves and property for the use of the army
was passed, and resolution adopted instruct
ing the Committee on the Judiciary to report q
bill providing for the sale of all negroes taken
III arms against the Confederacy, the proceeds
to be divided among the captors.
The Virginia Legislature has before it bill
to transfer the State line to the Confederate
Government, and passed bill authorizing the
issue by the State Of one dollar notes, redeem
able in Confederate Treasury notes.
Mr.. Sparrow; of Louisiana, has offered a
joint resolution. in the Confederate Congress-
1eiterating the declaration that the South
"does now and at all times maintain and sup
port the right Of the free navigation Of the
Mississippi river
At Hillsboro n c.. on the 4th inst, the
examination of Rev. Z. J. Graves took place
before the Hon. NJ. E. Manly-George Y.
Strong appearing for the prosecution, and
Hon. W. 4. Graham for defendant. The &C.
cused was bound over to the Confe} crate
Court at Richmond to stand his srial On a
charge OF treason.
The Atlanta, Ca, paper complains OF the
large number Of desertions from the Confede-
rate service in Georgia.
The Mobile Advertiser and Register learns
that good many negroes IN the region ABOVE
Okalona ,.aye found their way back to their
masters.
Mr.. Foote. Of Tenn, made az announcement:
after the adjournment Of the Confederate Con-
gress on the 4th, that news had been received
that Kentucky had ordered out $4,000 men to
oppose the y. 5. government, &c-but Icing
questioned as to the authority could give none
but rumor, and was much laughed at for his
credulity and fuss
The followingis from Charleston, S. c., Feb
ruary 18th: 1.-THE French war steamer Milan
passed our bar yesterday, from Baltimore,
bound to Port Royal. She is expected here this
week. The trigate Ironsdes maintains her po-
sition permanently among the bockading squa-
dron off Charleston 4 Yankee picket was
captured on Wednesday evening by our scouts
On Hilton Head He confirms the Intelligence
Of an impending attack on Charleston, and
thinks it will be made in about fortnight.
Mr.. Smith, OF North Carolina, introduceda
hin TO alter and amend al act for the sequcstra-
ton Of the cstates property and effects OF ai)en
enemies, and for indemnity Of citizens: OF the
Confederate States, and persons 4A!dn9g the
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4 b;]l for enlisting the militia Was under dis
Il onssiou On Monday night, Mr.. Harris, OF n.
. Y ofefed an amendment to exempt persons
who, ffom cruples Of conscience, are averse
- hearing arms and are by the Constitution
!. and law of any State excused thereflom.
Mr.. lIcDeugall, of CAL, thought all persons
ought to be obliged to serve if drafted, procure
Substitute, or pay the amount specified.
g. Mr.. Sumner thought that the clergymen
I nnobt to be excused, and he moved an amend
( ment to that effect.
. Mr.. McDougalll hoped the Senator would
./,,ot include the Methodist clergy, as they were
& a fighting clergy:
4 Mr. Davis, Of Ky, thought that exemptions
we're getting too numerous. He would say
70 all persons fight pay or emlgrate.
Mr., Henderson, of Mo-, asked, if minister
was to be excused on the doctrine that under
& the teachings Of Christ they were opposed to
. Aehting, then why not excuse all Christians
!. who follow them? He would excuse no one.
!. Mr. Harris, in view of the difficulties chat
might arise, withdrew the amendment.
Mr.. Sumner moved to amend SO as to ex-
. empt all ministers Of the Gospel.
!. Mr. Henderson said he should vote against
. the amendment He would have such a law
I that in case ofanother such war as this, minis
ters would have no inducement to advocate
war In Missouri, ministers, in many cases.
had preached treason, and he believed that
Senator from his own State, il he would look
back, would find that treason had been preach
ed and they had to great degree been in
strumental in bringing about this war, II he
! had his way he would put them all in the field,
and make them fight the battles they had done
SO much inaugurating. Applause in the gal
leries
MIR. Morrill,, of Me-, said this charge against
the clergy was unjust and could not be sustain
ed. The clergy Of his State were loyal. He
thought if anybody was to be exempted the
clergy ought to be.
Mr.. Fessenden said he should vote against
the amendment, for he thought it was an I'M
putation against the clergy of his State that
they would resent
g'he amendment was rejected, and the bill
was reported to the Senate.
The question was announced on agreeing to
the amendment excepting the Governors and
Judiciary Of States.
Mr.. IrumbulI favored the amendment He
did not want to break up all the State Govern
ments. The people were too intelligent to be
deceived by any such idea OF including every
body in the draft.
Mr.. Dixon thought it highly important that
all should be included, as it would tend to al
lay any dissatisfaction that might arise.
Mr.. Rice said if the bill did not exempt
those exempted by the State Constitutions,
then there would be revolution.
Several Toices-"Oh! No, no.
Mr.. Rice-Well, try it and see.
Mr.. McDougall said if there was to he rev
olution IN the North let it come now. He had
heard good deal Of talk about revolution in
the North. If is coming, let it come But
ne disagreed entirely with the Senator from
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NIXON'S HIPPODRAMATIC
TEMP Ii Or AMUSEMENT
King Street, Opposite the Alexan.
sars:s Gazette Office. sJ:s.
BRILLIANT NOVELTY THIS WEEK.
Tonight, and each evening during the week,
viii be produced, for the first time, with now
costumes, new armor, helmets; banners, appoint
ments and paraphelnalia, the grand elue>t'o-
dramatic spectacle Of
M A 4 b ? A:
Or TIE WILD HORSE OF TAKTAEY
For cast Of characters, see bills OF the day
SCENEs.-Ihe Tournament; fitting; Ancient
Sports and Pastlmes, BroadsWord CoInbats, and
terrific ascent over precipices Of Mazeppa
dashed to the fiery and untamcd steetl
HAPPY DENOUEMENT!
Previous to the piece, brilliant array Of
NEW SCENES OF TIE ARENA.
in which all this STAR COMPANY Of
MAEE AND FEMALE ARTISTES
perform assisted by the
TWO BEST GLOW Ms IN AMERICA!
W. A Palco, or large Private Box, has been
fitted up for ia mily parties, where arm chairs
can be secured tor25 cents extra.
To Dress Circle, SO cents Social Range, 25
cents.
Doors open at to 9 and to 7 o'clock; per-
fornance Will commence ct and j o clock
feb 16-tf
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The proposed negro regiment, now forming
in Massachusetts,, will be numbered the 9TH :n
MASSACHUSETTS, Volunteer Infantry, and Will
49, @; Wv 90 info ca1np at Worcester Some
Of the colored people Of Boston object t. the
"a; car;no 81 the regiment with white officers,
bnt their Objections will no doubt be overcome.
~ The heroes Of Buffalo, New York, are con
s;d. ling Whether they had better form regl-
mentor not. The mot" seem IN the ascen-
dancy.
r. ;s now said that Gen. Shields is not to be
cont ~ 10 i f}Ie Denartmcnt Of the Pacific,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-18

The \. /. Senate has laid on the table, by
party vote, the resolution to invite Gen, Nc.
lellan to visit Albany,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-19

nction sale IN England. Landseers painting, Dog
Guarding his MASTER produced 100 guineas at the
Aame sale.
The rifles in the British army are found to be
tred by the friction Ct the steel ramrod upon the in
.idc of the barrel during tie constant drilling Drilled
soldiers therefore to go through tho motions oil load
mg withoyt using the rod
ri. Genin says that the eggs of chickens wnen
containing mele germs wrinked at the sniai emu
while those containing female germs ore Peiieeli'
mooth at both ends.
Five more rooms have been uncovered at
Polnpeii Bread wrapped in napkins was fonnd-the
sssne of the latter in perfect state fpreservation
The potato crop in Ireland promises well this
,es No complaints of disease in the plant have been
seard.
The Africans are becoming civilized. The
Cape Argus says that the Kararians are getting up
Derby"
An English paper informs us that there are
Gs3 gas companies in New-York representing capital
Of 9I20o0 go WeAinformed paper, that.