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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

LANEnrNo GEsFE WIS. This opera
ton Is very sinPlc. EAriy IN the summer.
take dom a last wears cane from the tr,l.
hs. and aftcr making trench near the vine.
I've inches deep AMI foot or two long. "a,
down the cane in 90. aud cover % up uish
tine soI. The LAYER should De- fastened
co~n b. pegs or BY stones. BRING % the
cNtrcme end 81 the cane and tic ito a
stake. In the Fan. Il all has gone vel. TIE
layer viii have formed lar-c bunch o..
roots a. The point buried. ~hcn IL nav b.
severed from the parent sine and planted
Laftcrly . has been found that most varie-
ties can be- multiplied faster than bv thi.
method. The plan j. % spade up aad en-.
uch the soil al along the SADIE of the vine.
Make drills not more than f,oo inches drep.
anu a. i0u- ,il- i,raucilvs 90 a., iavcr,-,i
Sprinkle = hale sand in these drills. Now.
lay down tn cans IN these shallow dril.
and Pc ibem fast a. every point. TIE up 4
foot q tie end % each cane O. a stake.
Sach SORTS a. Eebecca. Loan. Concord
etc, vii soon take root az every eve a.,
vii send up sappt. from the same loiuts
~ these shoots grow. q liftic soil ,h5uld d,
drawn over the layers ard tbc shoots tira
uP % stakes. By careful management On
this ~av. one can get about a. many root
ed piA.:s A. there Ar buds on each LAYER.
ed branch American Agricuitarisi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28
Ayers sarsaparilla

aver SnrsaparlAla
- cr-nf-r au.ici fru-n the most efTccsusi art
do.es ghst ufrlra.l srlrurr Is discovered 60
ga asii-tl- ilsfr-nf-r. ani So tie Curc q ths
da-orirrs a entails Ibai g . fRT saTeriar o.
an othcr rrrle.is vrt De- eel a. knosn hv al
40 have gwen q trial Tiaf "a 49, con-
hins virtncs truly extraordinary ia TIER cftcct
upun thts c-a-s - otaFiairts. - indlspatahy
proven ~ the srrat mniflundc q puhilc'v
kno~n al rcuiarksiic Ours % las fnaf- q
t,c foiio-a-< di-sase. Kings Evil or
Glandllar sweihngs. Tumors. Errp-
tloas. Pgnples. Blotehes and Sores. Fry
rpeias. 2ose o. S. ARiAonys Fire. Salt
Rheurn. scald Head. Coughs from tu-
bercnlo,s depoSitJ in TIE lungs. White
swellings Debility. Dropsy. Neuralgia.
Dyspep.ia o. Indigestion. Syphilis and
SypAilitic Injections, Nc-carial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses. AMI. lniocd. thc ~ho,e
scr-r. q oonplsirts thaf arl.c frurn irnruniy
q 80 hori Miuutr rrT~a q iuiIstlu.l
ca-cs NAV D. foausl on Arrns AurHrcss
ALNaNsr. uanh fs igfuislrsi O. thr 1rrlrEisis
g. ..rnfaiiols d..fuhatlon. ~hcrrin nav -
L-.rrl-i e. d.-sefous a. be- use and some a.
"a. rvusarkaiar clrcs rhr n n kas uia.ic uhen
81 ori.er 7rrlrsii~s had f-ilrd 20 afort rr'iaf
IT, oa.ss are purposely takrn from an SO
tssr-s ~ Co. ..ga.lH. in order thst cters ryster
nav Pa. a.r,-ss - sorsc orc $40 can srrEk -
hirn 20 - 'rn-fts frurn rrr,onal cNr-uerc,-
>crufuia trrrc.-cs ttc s.tal ener.ces aud thas
asr- o. s..t4ras far r-orr sui - o. a scate
81 80 fatal rrsuits tran ere healthy cnrsf..u-
tsuus- ll-uor g trnds o. shcrrrn sd does
srrgzf4s sl.srrCl. m aEcru.c 1lratluu C hlnlan
ltr. IT, at tmportaulc ol Lrsc Consltr1k-
t-rus "a. - o. o. sFrni yrars i- p~rt~ctinr =
r~rs~.iv vhl-h o. alreuafe o. its curc. Ih.s
- f-1~ ofrr o. a. pll.ic unter iLc lag.c 4.
Ans 0sE-sraEfLLh. airhorch r b. srrl-
Vnscsi ~ tn-rr.ilenis. sog1e "a shtCh cxcced ths
t-nst 81 >.rrsrs1ri..H in al.-Trrtc POSER b.
40 Al tol nav rrutrcf yuur-rif from a. sg7cF-
IN snt 1au.vr of dos ii-ofti~rs Purec out
III tnll oo~ru .frols ti.at rot Ard fosscr in 80
boo. gu--v ga III rlusrs - 1lsoasc AT
sr-nr,ls hralft vIl Gius Hv - PECULIAR
sr-acs trs rr-lc.lv sflfruiafrs thc stfnl f-nc-
trous. ani ih-s ssr~is a. d.s;eu.P~rs vtich
Lara v-h-n &C. sysirm CO t4ni oct ca Any
Farr 20 n
We sno- 80 puhi.r h.rc hen deceive ~
nuaut t.-u9r41ls "a >4ra-fa 49, thaf promised
rl.s Fl. cd dai rnfh.n- htt thes all uclftsr o.
d-0rrtcl -ur fl.arToiuief bal this It. sirt-es
hsrr ir-n lrDtrn - aiuntart trial. EnI t,cro
rrisaa.as ue la,i,on ~ 90 81 Fassi--. cx--r--s
o. Go .gHr q III asirir- diseases lf t. 10
trracI Oh rra n. Aithou1h under the sams
==---. .. = -==F s-~els r--la.s-c f-rrl say
ODER s,.-h has h.ru teforc tir fcrF'c a-4 q
o. ulo-r cfefuai than auy other wAsch hAs
ever tea afai.aa.e @ facm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28
XANtlE-A NOV(OWS,

O. ga.-i'i,,-. D., ,h- d.t-a sr .iusL oa-
Wa'rh ca.~- So uu.t-rt-l. 80 Wsirhaask~r.
all - taratshri rhr.l th tr ih-y ga h- i-ss he
81 faFftsnl. o. .hsrt r--a,.i- ~ h~usr cau o.
htan sd ave rs-nrs.
tseRfharE ~atfanf~i.a D. $50 t 81 $50 g.
IT, naita is. o. li-afs 81 ~ h.t o. tcs. =" so
~ unasl s-rr ta snrcest. As -ork suirssi- 4
e. Bee - o. deer srosri.ag o. c..lstrset. sai
-arraafr.i ra-si.
itr 1891 a. fn 80 500 watrh-s thai hav~
ls~n sI.af "a hf t.re GrfurarrI uafkHa-a. aal lf
- tlat r-asr fh~.a i-~rt.frn -.i there -tf b. o.
r har-r- IT, $3.50 stlh raarks.
Pee satsh u-.Ffnsrars stu n- tal j--.~.i
hen rrqrarrt. anf zo-.i gatrts-f ar srrgr -atrh-
- 80 - alf~rri ts I've E-rar~a.~uf. 90 e fair
rfsr~- thrarnaastss talsurrs ta-rrts. ta $50 b..
tast hasT rls.a t.slsnrr- sol tasIF .asthfaf
49, arsiairrt ta - tsa~ ts 800 10 q rt-k
49, - taa- si hi..h ID 80 -afraute,l e. - doo-
So r1 .a'.sr rraanrr.
Naik sa',rifr.s lft.sa ofa-r - atr hulakers - -
-. hr llae at a tsir ..srsrnf.
Jcwclry Repaired.
Letter EREEsstsE neatly E.rcated.
EECash pace GO CD Cold 80 >ti.sr
ErrH LtittL.I~st. IS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28
Impor ing Houses.

Il Resiaa. h. thias. ~ csn fsrui.h s,o.i. rhesp-
- thsa ran = fsaai thts sii~ - lir.ian.
"a 49, ATtHE~ &c ka.-fi -aa : - 80 Fsr.
hsh 81 ifearh. uaalisg aai o. Pace. Guia
~flsrr sof tstt rs-~-
>FECI ACtE> ~ 80 kt.i.. 81 49, qusntrs
81 $3.50 90 81 ia ca sscct.ci- ho--. o. sss I'll.
go
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

contamination - Vsriouslv csused hy rru-iai
dr~rsse. los lting. dlsoTlerr,i digvstion a. "a
uu.-caiihy sol. impure ar. hiih AMI thv
hattts. The drTrvssi,. Ntrs.. and. shoFc an. ~
Ne NcncrCal iufccfnsn. " hafeyer D. ia or.-.l.
- berrciisly In thc culsttgton. dcsCsnlsl.-.
ron rsrcnts o. Chdlrrn uuto tie th.ri rrl
fslrth cencratiul " INDEED y s.rns % % the
ri 90 HIN 40 says. I Al risif thc iniqui-
- ~ a. faihrr, upoa thrr chLdrrn" he
Diseases Nhifn q oririn1tCs tale rarious names
accu-iinr - ~ or-a1s u aftarks In tie
lur-s. Sc-1fala prJ-ilcys tuiercics. and finally
CousanTton in tilc glands. s~elinrs whi.A
surru--fe sni heroine u'cCruus sorr. N -
stomach snd hovcis, dcrun-ulnsrts uhisA p-o-
durc inaircstlon. dy.rcr-ia. an liver CON
fla.rt., ca thc skIn. crurfirc ani cu:anco1s
sscctrons. Ihc-e az having ne san cri.-in.
rrQuir~ IL sane rcucds. "a. purihcat.ou un4
tnti.-.ration ~ thc Nos-l Puufr he biooa
snf thr-r drn-crous dts.rrnT<rs leave va.
Miih f-ehlc. f1ul. 90 currursrd hior-l va can
rs have Lcs'fA vlfh th1s hfe = ~ eesh 10
hsairis. teu oanuot have srrofs'ous Giscasc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28
SAPONTFIER,
ca
CONCENTRATED lfE.

fffi-ss 49,. a. sr-s.rfh ri C.--ss P.fasA.
'I'ui u Hiit Sc rsar ..a-i -sra-f ~ srs-
rirrs aur.rs oI W. g. ntaktar soar
-. n.s etrrrl 60 s-.r. TIE saIf GENUINE
ant fsrfs rfu l.tf fs n.r.a t.s 81 rsnnsNi-
Nanta salt nanafsct uTtaE osnpsnY .ttsir
frs'r 1..fs tr r I--ta- - ~kFuNlFIEK ef
CONCENTRATE LNE" ~ GIT SEC
esss ei fhfs susf- b.. - rsrEtscirts @
rssrtfs fa o. .~arar o. tNfrsrH if. tn rs1hstioa
I'd tar taapaas's FsHsNrs
a No. .arrrs. taF-rs ar >rirrs ~ thrsr
fFf stofs Lee. 80 h~rrf.s nrtiart "A lei 49,
1900 has. ..tr ..rrl a. ar Aaafass.
etfEtsl iAEulNts. - af Fhr..ts'r hia
ant WILLIAM uAkEW ga. -. oi Frt.-
hufE A. th.f su Nsaatsrturrrs. q 1919. 81 49,
l-fs ri lf-. ra tsl.fs.al OF the rsEtt. -fth- Cen
Iaal. 49, d. ~ SECT ran st ours.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

Anthe sFts aad sciesces pertsiaing % iif~. afe
elo u-iy iiased togeth.S ssd aisua.te conseSt-
"a ~ith Agricsitur~'-Acstco
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

Tvs Tccuiisr t.inf 90
irfrfrrn Whrhwe cal
SCEosELs lurks a.
~ constlfutsns a
mniiiudss - Inca it
cither prosiuc~s o. 10
rr-iaced ~ IN 81
isr I'd Nitia.c,l STATE
q 80 Mod. wherv n
tiaf furi h-con-s N
Icumrcfrnt - snsta1a
itlc vital f,rrtvs in tleir
Nrorcus arton. AL
icascs th~ system %
'fail into disorlcr sni
= .m -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

We should pen our injaries Ia he ..ou
but our benefits IN bras.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

COUNTRY DEALERS -iu A. 49, 70 cat
on BE a. -sss th-ir tr'g Ne frsa M ctty.
fEDpLEk> -,n 81 90 So thrir atsautsss a.
cat uFss .li aal -tack - bsfsg 81 coaasetsaa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

The bad meehanie I'LL always condemns
his naterai.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

Tho Worlds Great Remedy fo-
Coughs. Colds. Incipient Con-
sumption. and Tor the relief
OF Consumptivo patients
II advanced stages
OF tho disease.
I..s lac Sem 3D. iln- asr,l an 90 un.rrr.
ss kr.au. t.af ur rrrI Co % rr1-~ fhra
-.s-rr r.- I-li. t.si its aaa.isr rs kers % Cd
&C. .rsf Orcr D. t..n. and t.af Be- nav b.
f.l o. fa % aI t Hls ever t.-r
lle.a.tl ty uE C ArtHECs.
ir1-f.la. l.i Al. ..a1l Cs.-irs
Loscli Ma
erf Hs rr f-r..rs.. ~rs-e.-t---
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rrsruwestaus


81" rrgsri NJ. E.Iis 80 on- otth- uns-t rrr-tis
80 s-rosssf.i rras-r.ftss~rs. wish - ben hass
had on al tai~rruurs~ -
CHARLES MASON.
taunrnt.-tenur q z st~nf..
ave - h-sifsiiaa IN as-ufirg inv-niars that
thrt caaaot esupias F~r-aa 49, ce---fs,s ed
r--.rs9-fsv sd uaf~ cpsiA- q ruitrur th.ir
srIllcattaa. ia lsruu O. 80 th-tn 81 ~arls
aut tarurstlc csa.li~ sis.ta nf ~ Faf-nf ufir- %
EpNt NJ BtKkE.
late G,.r.Hufs.raurr tl fateuf..
- NJ. r.. ". IA, b.. u.a.l- for 80 THtR-
TIN arpiscafsan-. 90 ~ t-rf osN 1T htrh rat-
enfs nss~ D. gr.ntet. snl thsi 80 49, r~s4f- &
>uch uauni-fss..hlr pfs-if q get taiea. 49,
ahi'its anl rliIlfy 81. PAT L-s. ta r.-sua-
nett aN tas~afurs o. arrif Cd hrrn fa nr.arur~
th~r patrnf- thes rnss o. surr 81 harl.g he
uas-t euhisl ai~sts,a t-.rs-r.i 90 th~ir c.s-..
sd 40 49,, fesssasisir chsrg~..
JOHN TkGGAGr.
lpurrn- eighf months. ths suiz-rrlI-r. o. cs,1rs~
~ hi- tlrgr D. artlrr. ssr fsass- rr ~ ed ar-
ri.c-isss,. i>iNrEEN AFpEAIl~ ~ EgN one
81 shsrh -. lectiea ts ~ t-sur Us th- Ca-.rt.-
ssan~r ~ .t-uis- z. a.. EDDY.
l.---os,. h.. ~. t~se 81
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tcoFt steHr srerStbI
The Great Indian Remedy
PgR FEMALES.
Dr.. Maitlson's Enmeraroyue

rrIaHafH.rs.H a.
- .-.-- 1900 -.
Etsl t.,--.t-- - 49, 1 ~ -
IN sasria.i -l,-r ..I o., h.,. h.r- t.,.-,l.
ts1n -.s''a 80 i-ih -r-Tl'f 3 sls-
~A@N o. '.'f 'Fff 49, 'h''g
- 80 I-rT. - q 49,
- $3.50 o. 80
et 'f
- &
- - -
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- I'D s,"E~ it''Hfr
80 I'D
- %
TBS
.-' o. u-'as I'D srai ~ tsPrr.s.
rrt.-f- ~. 80.
ihi' t.~.-f 81 sifra-ih. 80 ltaa d. =
49, = 80 ha'i~
- % 90 30 -.
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49, -a-.'
Fptr fN-rtrtrf 20
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1900 .L....'.-. n =, $50.
t....... ............-
o. =. .-....,.
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ss...-. f. .H F.r. q ~ t'sl-t ~i.---. A..
p i---'-f 90 ..ra't. SEA. bog
.'tf fF.isi .a.- go care. u.-
OBJ 'ra
CAUTION.
T. hs.f..- ..,......f,,., 49,. T.. H..
Tt.r.ss4 10 ..r-.... ....I IL. .....-f'' .....l
..tt...-t 49,.
r..a..+ f-.... ....t
h... $500. -. u +.
r..-.. -.... 3D.. -. d. 49,
60. Of. rr....- 81 ts---..... g.. tts.-l... +, 4.
.f'af ar9.-fE-f. fasr a' 1.sr's s.r.
Hr $50 a. r--frsssaas 90, be- Nsss a..
ttiti r'si faa a.fn..g. f1f u.st sHFr
go 'f'f ff-f''rf o.. ss s..tfIr...ag rtts.r.i..
" "a i.. H.r t.f... f1.rr ls FL. sl..
f... ..a.s I.a Ar.s rt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

'sfnlti~t fiH NJ. i~s~ .--sttmqng~ O. iaar-
O. Ils b-aeht of ~ gurr las.r
diBAN CHAPMAN I.ad As~-,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22
sTARTLINas NEWS. FROM
Rebel Guerrillas and Missouri
Border RufRans at the
Work of Arson and
. Murder.
SENATOR LANE PROBABLY CAPTURED.
Prompt Action Of the Mayor
Of Leavenworth. ~
Nc lastly Censures the Federal Con.
nandant Of Kansas. g. 's.
SENATOR Lane PROBABLY CAPTURED.

LEAvkswos1n, Auguss st.--Last evening
ouanirsll, with force eight hundred stroug,
crossed from Missouri into Ksnsas, near the
town " Gardner, sixty miles below here, and
imuedistely started for Lawrence, arriving be-
fore that town 1t O'Clock this morning. Hs
posted strong guard around the city 10 the
ciisens could not escape. He then commenced
pillsging the stores, shooting the citizens and
nring the houses. A gentleman who managed
70 escape, reaching the bluffs this side, had
plain view Of tho town, which was thcn one
shcet OF nanes. He thinks theloss would roach
two millions OF dollars, aud by this time per-
haps much more, ~ he seemed 10 be determined
to destroy all that would burn. Nis believed
that no resistance was made, the citizens being
taken completely BY surprise.
James II. Lane was In tho city, and II Is
feared that he has fallen into the hands Of the
gpsrrillas, 10 Il wss almost impossible to es-
cape through their lines. A large number o.
Union troops have been smt In pursuit OF ths
rebels, but with what success 10 not yet learned.
Mayor Anthony, ofthis city, has issued proc.
lsmation requesting every sblebodied citizen
10 provide himself with arms, and hold In
readiness to aid friGnds In any part Of the
State at momsnt's notice. ..r. -ptu'
He censures the general commapdiug the
district, who, he says, with 1--WE thousand under
bis command, has allowed few hundred
gucrrillas to get fifty milss into the interior Of
the ssate and burn city, destroying two MIL
ilon' Of dol.rs' worth Of property, and lutl-
mates thas the citizens must depoad on then.
selves for the defense Of the city and ststs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22
FRoM caARLssToN.

opin:sns OF ofaesrs-Aopsful OF suesess.
Prominent officers serving bsfore Charlesion
express thsmsslvss in prtvsse lestsrs received
here, as earnestly hopeful of tho result of the
result cfths combined military and naval ope-
rations, but they do not mention any time for
the reduction Of Fort Sumter, &C., - prom
iced by enthusiastic newspaper correspondents.
The work being Lsayy, and requiring the ut
most skill and caution, they, with full apprs.
c!ation OF all the difficulties, purpo<sly refrain
from exciting expectations of an immediate
and complete victory. nor are speedy results OF
such character anticipated by gentlemen In
Washington who are best acquainted with tho
plans and Intentions Of the commanding ON.
eeEs.-AssS ia'ed rrsss 'Yaaaington Correspond
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22
FROM FORTRESS MONROE,
9 si,,qsc1T. hr- o-~s-aaa .
a Successful Federal Raid in
| u,o,Hr North Carolina.
BIZ - .f...s
ID a.. 10. FTf SO ..... Hf u-..
TERRIBLE FRIGHT At RICHMOND.
lTa.-a' H.i 49,
A SILLY STORY ABOUT JEFF DA.
.-r n... ViS' GUARD.
RRlBLE FRIGHT At RICHMOND,

foRrssss MoSAo., Augu.t 2o.--The aar.of.
truce steamer New York, Capt. Chisholm, left
last evcaiug for City Point with thrce hundred
rebel prisoocrs from Chester, Pa In charge Of
Major John 3. MulfOrd. ~. II !
; Acting Bhyadier Gen. B. r. onderdonk, lss
New fo,k Mounted Rihes, aud two companies
of tue 11th Pounsylvsnia Cavalry, have ju,t
returned 70 Portsmouth, Virgins, from long
raid Into North Carolina. They passed through
Edentos, N. q, and opened commun alton
with Captain Roberte, In command at South
Mills thence they proceeded TO Pssquot ark
and Hertford, and while about half way be.
tween the two places were attacked BY tho
guerri'l.s, sRd In the skirmlsh lost two
mounted rinsmea. a''.'.' ....00 SIoT
They killed thirty gucrrillas and drove seyo-
raj Into tho Dismal swamp, who were drowned
They captured ninety horses, thirty mules.
some cattle, &c. Rwas n very successful raid.
Two refugees arrived In Norfolk TODAY from
Richmond, who were born In Canada. They
report that the rebel Government 10 terribly
frightened about Charleston, and say II IL "
taken all Is los.- A guard 10 kept about the
residence Of Jetf. Davis night and day to pse.
vent him fron running away from Richmond
There sre very few srcors IN or about Rich.
mond, and only one brigade between there and
Petersburg. p
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22
The Army Of the Potomac to
have Full Freedom Of ..
code, Choice in The sslec.
sa.4 tion Of News
r,r,r papers,"
GENERAL AEACe's ORDER ON
.,ie,,l o. THE sUDJeor. mg,

IlaaDsvAstsas' AsSr o. rnE Po4onIo,
Ausas.s s,@1A' folloxisI. esds has besu
issaod; .ag' Ia"a flIs 80 4l.rL a. 49,.
Gesrsi Or10s No. Bo-l. For tho purposs Of
'siviog f.h heedom Of choice to the army In
tLs s.lesaon OF nswspspers, u d ordered ihsG
any omeeror enlisted man wishing to purchase
any daily journal NOS now farnished by tbs
agent sppoiatsd under the provisions OF ths
eirealar Of Supe ., may give notice thereof to
tbs provoss msSshal Of the Commend 10 vh,ch
he bclongs, who shall forward tue came throuyh
ths pEceoes masshatof his corps 70 the Provost
Marshal General, who shpll insssues said agent
70 iurni;h TIE same without delay, and . ne.
s s.ees oS AZ PAT 70 comply with such instruc-
Scns Sss .nan, sns g nsd 'uclsnt cause for vscstng
2. Il sppeafs that in several instances the
Psymeut Of the sick snd wounded Of chs Arm v
has boee delayed by reason OF thslr desoriptI Va
Hats having beon signed by noa commlssione
omccrs temporarily commanding cOmpsu mica,
y . ordered that whenever, fnom any csuss'
~ signature OF the oficer Of The company
segned BY Aeld oficer or the adjutsps of .Ss
regiment 70 which such company belongs.
= 1hc reports called for 6y psragra5h aye
0ensret Ordsrs No. ", Of June IL. ds04. from
these hcsdquarters, from caplsius Of oombs.
nisss Will bs made monthly, aud viii state in
seemi0u 70 the nemc end rank Of every office
having soldier In his service, and Tie name
and rcSimsnt Of the soldier 90 employ sd. ths
length OF time such service has been rendered.
g. 10 non-commlsslonvd ofiiesr or private
can give his parole except through an offiess.
snd NO oflcer for hlmself OF his command can
under any circumstances, give military parulo
nos 70 serve u.til exchanged except when de-
livofed 70 an oficer OF The United Ststss, duly
Authorssd TO receive him al Que Of the poipts
agrocd upon by the Government Tor Tie or.
chanse OF prisoners Of war, or q come other
point sgrecd upon by tho comma andsr Of su
army To- which he belongs. All ether paroles
are null and void. Any ofIlcsr or colder of
This army giving them will be returned 70 duty
without exchange, and will be pusishpd for
dlsobedisnce Of oriisrs. -. : - ~
The WEALTH OF Bosros.-The total wealth
d Boston, ss valued by tho city assessors, is
three hundred and two million i've hundred
md twenty-seven thousand dollars, an increase
rom last year Of twonty-six millions i've hum
irsd and sixty nine dollars, In part caused by
hs advance In prices consequent upon the
present condition Of stiairs. The rate OF tar-
iti"n under the increased expenses conseq,,ept
lpon the and the augmented state tag d
mall, being but eleven dollars aud uslv c.nts
'er Thousand, which 10 = cheaper rsts than II
aapy VI the suburban tavps, vi - ! =
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22
nVONrs INV THkATRE

cot Iiu0ONneS INV THEATRI.
'TbIs splendid temple of tho dtsisa, ,is Tss.s
strset, ihis city, 10 nsw nearly eoapssted, esd,
aepesahly 70 The announcemeut o. ~ proprte
tor ssd nsuagcr-John T. Ford, EAq,--ln On.
other ccsumn, It will be opened to the public,
for The first time, on Wednesday evening nsrt.
v w hsve already given our readers 4 gcncfsl
descrfption Of The building. In rsnnouseisi
tho Important fact that on Wednesday evening
esst tsanssic sxhi6lsioHJ arc to be given with.
10 lts wAlls, tho natural question arises, /" Oi
whom dos tho company sossisti" We ans
wer this quostlon BY punoancing The pIece 10
be performed on the opsuiss, snd the company
- cast for the several parts, % followa, ir, ~
N.se MsnASes. Nr. w. @. Forbe ',
lL.tc Manager Of the Theatre. Proytdenes, n, l.
wEpkEsDAY EvENlSG, AUG eSr d, ,rfVSS
iOyeftnIe, Orchestra. upds the direetfsa cf Pc.
lessor WiilLAai Withefs The oysninE Poetic Ad.
etesA wtittcn expressly - tho occasion by W
esAsoe Doschc, Esq, Of washington,s viii be
aPohee ny Mr. }. A.. Herne. ~. Ntt Ddi 70 AiHl =
fo bs.ioiieve I'd BY the lntsrcssns and nassuiaeent
- rLE NAIAD "a vE ENgHUs sdi
wbit2 siiss lontxs or costy at,i ris cotrts sr,,.
Aniioa, knosw presented with . luxury 81 drcc.
tatASe and pho osisl adornnent, d.zziine splen.
dor ot enec', which cannot fan - 1aA6 eiVAe
ndmisati. Of all lcvcra Of The beau'tfai Sha the
nnaIcs original aud selected, 6y ffois.sor wHiisi
W
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22
aEMovALRop Aok -ooasATt
ANTS FROM cHARLEsroNd'
10 daosqa st5etstI9
T0I0syao BE- Defended 70, W ksss
avn >, l.EtsteafI FEET q EEssrih." .All

NoHsc1r, Va, August ai.-A copy Of the
Richuond Wig Of tbls morning, received here
To-day. rcoassans tae following news from,
Chasieston, hsba9IsgT s-i.-.-
CnAxLssroS, August 9o.--The casays -.
ratsons during the last twenty .fcsr hour hsvs
been mostly confined to . STEADY sad coassus.
Gus bomba+dment sf Fprt Sumter from tholr
Parrot guns O heris Island. TAe IRE beptns
tosH % Fort Ss"nier, xAiea rtp'iss only at long
frfsrpdis. '-"
The defense Of ,thls hsrbor does pos depend
mainly upon Fort Sumter, even ifthst fortress
should Be battered down.
General Bonham has issasd proclamation
urging tho removal Of all nor. combatauts iron,
Chsriessou 10 soon % posslble.
q. Tho Soo-pouad Parrot guns Of ths enemy ere
too much for the walls Of samssr, anA che fors
replies Only at intervals. 17.'i4 'i'i ''
h has been detcmined 10 defend The city
street BY street, house by house, % long % a
foot Of earth IL left. .r.rar
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-22
JEFF. DAVIS aUAnoEp,


A dispatch from Fortress Monroe, In another
column, contains the following singular SEN
tence: ne ,LaIsas ~ -r,.r,
"a guard is kept aJou, the residsncs of Jsir.
davis .un aa n,sSs Sso snd Day y p,ss 4n Jfss.s
Such sta,cmont Ia ridlculoas, i.ssnueh =
Jef, Davis 10 commander. In. chief, ana csn
order away any troops he pisasss!h No ms,.ts
Rsbs1dom hns n. power 10 put & 5siSrd ov,s Dssss.
Tho 'faet about the statemeut, H. il relstcss 10
any fact at all, probably is that, Jsf. DSyRi d
AFRAID OF being assassinated by some Of the On.
ragged and starving population Of Richmodd.
who Of any moment are liable TO rise and sxs-
cute Judgment upon tho srcA,trsitor; ana n
order TO b. rssdy for such dsuosStratson by
the people, he has established . guard. We
know positively that at the, iIms ef "esosss
msn's raid, " so-called, Dsyis and - CsSlasI
len Richmond In special train Nos Petersburg
TO avoid being captured. He is ppdoubtedly
snpscsisg similar movement upon Richmond,
snd Y prepared In such an event for . SsstS
flight. .Ha.. r+ sariI1L a III
There may be still smother reason for thIs
paragraph. Tho reports Of dissatisfaction
among the troops, and the pos.ihillsy or Z TO.
fusal on their part to serve the "Confederacy''
any longer, may have caused Davis TO prepare
to meet such an emergency. Who knowSf s@i ~