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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-26
John M. Bolts and the Rebellion.

Letter Of NJ. BOus to tie Richmond E'rami
ntr-HeAq. has been Isspyisoned and Drs-
pOiied Of his Proprrty-7Ae Federal Pref.
cradle to6e Confederate Rule, Sc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-26

TIRRANTs ZEPHYR CLOAKs, SACKS, HOODS
noVS ' 8. SIooLL BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-26
9ailggutellIgeneer
TERMS OF ApVBRTIsING.

TIvESo1lp IINls OF NoSrAREII, (CR oHs IacA, )cA
LEss, NAKE SouAEE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-26

ROsendale Cement.
en- BBLs ROsENDALE CRMBNR. tho o.lv r.,t.
OU able article IN the maEkst, fB 6ale hy
anlE 20. HILDREFH ! URO
A9IEs' zEPhYk bEsAAFAsE sI10eLs -
Sovs H1OOLLABao.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-26

Hydraulic Cement.
s. I YNNss bEand As1PG3orartielst Tor efgtirn1.
IL &e., always % hAad, a11 f1r sale Low.
aasl. ~ & s.ls Z lSg!.I: ~.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-26

Price IS e... per bottle, or .i1 bottles for stOO.
--vo- ,,Ia bv prurrts.s and Dealers svsryWhSr,
a. ~ DATED states and BY all the Druggiste and
Dealers in wheeling. SSsS-A'
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-08
Federal Officers.
Administrators Sale.

Pierce County Court--In Probate. In the
matter of the estate Of Timothy Edwards,
deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue
~ and in pursuance of an order of license
made in said matter, ON the 4th dav of Au-
gust, 1862, by the county court of said coun-
~, the undersigned administrator of tho es-
tate of said deceased, will. on the 23d day of
Nav, at -one o'clock in the afternoon. at the
frent door of T. ID. Flint's store. in the village
of River Pals. in said county, offer for sale at
public vcndne the following described lands
to-wit: All of southwest quarter of north
vest quarter of section number thirty-five,
township number twenty-seven, range NUM-
Der eighteen. excepting three aud 1880
acres IN the north east corner of said quarter
section. The terms of sale win be made
known zt the time and place of sale.
Dated this 25th day of April, A. D. 1863.
sa-v3 s. 3. CHILDS, Administrator,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-08
Family Groceries,
I'M PRESCOTT.

Sugar, OF every grade
and price. Teas, Green,
BLACK and eBapanese.--
Coffee, EsiO and Java,
Ground and UEngz'Ouzld.
NEolasses, Syrup, Sale
z'sduas, Soda, Grim Tar
asz', Soap, Ginger, Pep
per, Spice, Nuutzmegs,
Hzaeli 60, Cassia, Gloves,
Tobacco, zgaisSHss, Fl gs,
Hea'aaaes, Ord Csarz.aaats,
Citz'oza, Dried Apples,
Peaches, etc., etc. Also,
"a large Stock of Fish,
OF every kizael--COd Fish
NEacIkez.eH, White Fish,
Smoked Eaalibgzt, etc.
Also. a Nice Article of
Kerosene Oil, Lamp
ClliEslneys, and a tHlouas-
and things too nslnleI'-
GUS to mention. We
sell Cheap,
CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP,
CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP,
CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP,
CHEAP, CHEAP
Tt will cost you nothing to call and
see: we like to show our Goods,
and if we can't sell you it will be
all right. Then take a bee line for
HEADoUA RTsEFS,
CONCERT HALL BUILDING, PRESCOTT.
1t as the place to get the aOorth Of your Mo-
neg and the Right Change Back.
PARKHURST & WILSON.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-08

hiring demacogues, by partisan malig-
nants. and by the tools of faction, know
inc it to be lie. The Constitution has
not been violated, no rights have been
iufringed, except the right to be rebel
"a right which no man possesses. Inc
Constitution, and the laws made under 1t
are SIN our sword and shield; every bat
tie fought, and gun fired by tue army OF
the Union. has been strictly on constltu
tional principles, except in cases where
our boys ran. Is they have once or two,
and that l am in little doubt about
Laughter The Constitution is now
our guide and watchword-it 10 what we
are fighting for; it i our pillar of cloud
by day, and fire by night, to lead us
through this Red Sea Of war, and TINS
wilderness Of our trials; it is still unln-
paired and our agis, and so it will re-
main Till not l. rebel on the broad CONT
nent shall dispute its vitality, or deny
flat il is in full force and effect. And l
am inclined to think that one clause-that
which confers on the executive the par
doning power, they will be very happy
to use for their own benefit. Applause
and laughter.
MORAL CHARACTER OF REBEL sYMPAThl-
ZERs.
No person has been wronged. The
wrong doer alone, has been disturbed IN
his evil deeds. 1t is just right and ne
cessity of war TO confine or Danish the
enemv's friend 10 our midst, as much as
to kill the enemy himself in battle. And
in this case, under the circumstances OF
this war, Oh, thousand times more so.
For when we contemplate the enormous
wickedness of this rebellion-the ocean
of tears, the river OF blood, the hell OF
suffering that it has caused-what can
we say of him, who for loves sake, or
for hate, from party feeling or personal
regard. or spite, or for any cause, mas
sympathy or excuse for traitors! This
say: That not the slaughter of the lnno-
cents, not the massacre of st. Barthole-
new, not the concentrated crimes which
have stained the history of civilization,
and which fclons of all degrees have
expiated in prisons and on scatfoIds,
equal in black intensity the unmitlgated
and deep depravity Of tho smoothest
tongued miscreant, who in his innermost
thoughts-in the very secret recess OF
his heart, cherished enmity, or disda'n,
or GOODNESS or lukewarmness, or aug bit
but the most vivid. burning AID constant
enthusiasm E., the success of our arms
ard the triumph Of our cause. Pro-
louged applause.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-08
THE PEACE MEN.

And other men, doubtless hoping for
the blessing pronounced 10 the beatltudes,
have turned peace makers. do not
think they fill the bill One who thinks
to restore peace between man ahghtin9
for his life and an angry grizzly bear,
would rs much deserve to be called one OF
"the children of God" laughter as
does the vain and impotent habbler who
now talks of peace between the defend
ers Of the Union and its enemies. APP
plauso. -Peacel Peace with what!
Peace with rebals in arms against the
ooveremeut.-Peace with the assassins
of your countrymen. Peace with vast
bulterrut ragbag. Laughter alive with
traitors and brstling with arms, as other
racbags swarm with vermin and are
prickly with their stings. Man Of peace,
YOU are encouraging, aiding and abet-
ting this war. Each cry of peace at the
North is worth to the rebels victory
on the battlefield. T"That's So" aud
applause. Man of peace, the contnu-
ance Of this war is your work. This
blood is she'd by you. Your hands are
red wet with the gore of your country,
men. Those groans from desolated
hearths and broken homes, are tie ech
oes Of your stump speeches, your curb
stone harangues, your newspaper arti-
Giles. o, father, in thy gray haired an.
guish. mourning thy first born-thou
second Abraham, who consigned thy son
TO the sacrifice, and no Angel Of tho
Lord withheld thy hand-lft thy sunken
eyes and ask some bolt red with nncom-
mon wrath. to strike this man of peace
dead . Mother, the staff of thy widow
ed age is no more. This man of peace
is guilty of his blood.
In the pangs of thy mortal grief,
cans't thou rot ask the widows God for
vengence on his Murderer? Sensation.
And thou, fair haired young bride, whose
bridav wreaths are turned to widow S
weeds, this man of peace did kill thy
husband, o, raise those lilly hands.
and that streaming face to Heaven, and
imprecate some chosen and fated curse
on thy couhtry's foe and thine. Pro-
longed applause.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-08
PRESCOTT JOURNAL.
COMMERCIAL MATTERS

CONSIN BANKS.
Iowa County Bank.
juneau Bank,
Reck County Bank.
Sauk County Bank.
Second Wayd Bank.
State Blk. of v is.
State Bank.
kWis Marine x Fire In.
Co Bank.
OakwoOd Bank
Racine Co. b..
Sank CITY Bank,
Sha~anaw Bank.
Ran. - du Chen.
Hudson Iity Bank.
EoYosha County Bank.
Wisconsin Bank.
Frontier Rank.
Jefferson Co. Bank.
Lumbern.am's Bank.
Oshkosh Com. .ak.
Prair City Rank.
Rock River Bank.
Il, :kwcll d Co.'s Elk.
st. Croi., Valley Bank.
Summit Bank.
Sun Prairie Banf.
Wal -th Co. Bank.
.Waukeslla County Blk.
Farmers L Mechanics
Bank.
Bank OF Green Bay.
CIV Bank of kenosha
Northern Bank
Wis Pincry Bank
City of Berlin, Oneida
Bank
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-08

- % Al
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-08

THE PLACE TO BUY WHATEVER YOU WANT AT FAIR PRICES
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-08

CURRENT WIS.,
Bank OF Madison.
Bank of Milwaukee.
Bank of Bipon.
Bank of Oshkosh.
Bank Of Racine.
Central Bank of Wis
Dane COu.ty Bank.
Farmers i Millers q !
Bank If Jefferson.
Bank of Weyauwega-
Green Bay Bank.
Co n Exchange bank.
c., Bank o. Prescott
R,nk al Fox Lake.
Columbia Co. Bank.
Commercial Bank.
German Bank.
Bank If the Interior.
Bank of Monroe.
Bank of MoneEa.
Bank nfthe y " est.
Bank of Beloit.
Bank OF Shel.0ygan.
Bank of Sparta.
Bank of Watertown.
Bank uf Whitewater.
Corn PLANTERS Bank.
PanS of Wisconsin.
Ex Ok bari < d Co
Eltharn Bank.
E X HinAl-y q
Cos Sank
La Crosse ca Bank
Bank of t,olUEnl'us
Bank of NanirOwac
Farmers Blk Beaver
Dam
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-08
KEYSTONE HOUSE,

G.. WEAVER, PROPRIETOR
PRESCOTT, WISCONSIN.
7 have bought and refitted the above well
i known House, and invite the patronage OF
the public.
Prescott, Dec. 3. 1862. G. NEAYER.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-08
j. T. NlacOnnber.

DEALER in Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, 2d
Street. opposite Thorne, Norrish d Co. S
Store, Hastings. MINI. Spectacle Glasses
Set and Fitted to suit any Eyes. Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry and Sewing Machines Re-
paired. AL work warranted.
September IL, $50. 2l-tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-08
PRESCOTT PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY By
BEARD SLEY & LYFO K u

= II 4 2 2 y =
Dealers In
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
on THE LEvEE
PREscorr JOURNAL OFFICE.
july -, 1853.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

Up 10 the time q goiug % pres last
wcck. Il seemed. ~ thc uea-cr IMPORTS ~
cciVed. that Gen. Hooker as IN q good
position near Chancclioryillc ard that an
important advantage had ben gained. The
public we've IN expectation 81 hsaring cheer
ing news. shea their arior Va damp-uej
by tn rcport that Hooker hsi returned o.
lis OH camping ground. The reasons that
impclled this step. arr stated o. D.. tlc an
certainty about the operations ~ Sioneman.
and the rapid rise II TIE Potomac. endsu-
Ccring his combinations Later n has
been asserted TIA, b. formed another plan.
Which ~as morv feasible tkan an adranos b.
thai ~ay.
u Is estimated thai our los IN the battles
was 10000; aud that lee lost 5000
The army came back IN good spirit. and
a sufhcient proof that no degree q demon
alzaiion existed. Is found ia the fat that
the ~hole army rccrosscl the river ca Fr-
day. % begin another campaign
Meantime. the oavairy expedition under
Stonemsn. performed brilliant exploit
Crossing The river above L. : Ford. it cut
the Oranse and Aicxandria Raiiroad. and
then Procccdcd % Louisa Court Hoase.
Which thsy occupied. 4 body psnetrate,i
% The river Al Columbia. destroying The
locks 81 the James river canal Another
s4uadroa ct AMI destroyed nearly tLc
~boie q tie railroad from Richuloud O.
Frciericksburs. and burned al, the briicvs
a. vel a. destroyed al the tsrnp.ke
bridges and feruss. They veui withia one
and a quarter Hilcs q Richmoud and in-
sile the iutrcnchueuts. Tscnce thsr vent
aroani the city. ar destroyed The bridges
across thr ChickAhominy The expedition
seems 60 have divided. part returning tv
the old route. While division came oct a.
White House. HAVING made the circuit ~
ih- rebel army. and made a tnarch 90 go
miics in 1ays. They captured uany pms
oners. aad DESTROYED a. immense amount
Of properly Aai cut o6 al couin.aicaiioa
between the rebel cari;al and "a arsny.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

TurCotoEp sotnIrEn Ar NV OEfra~-.
HE oorvsPoudent % The Bostoa Journal.
speaks Nth con6.lence e ths class II
troop. IN the follo~ing extract
Nhatcter diii-uifirs NAV 80 in thc
vav I'd rccrriiiing cllprc,i soldiers 81 thc
North. wher, thry have partakcn of The
white mans sicc. anl nourishsl concsit ard
insoisnce. hlrr 70 j. a suc,rss. Thcrr arc
airca,iy tuo or thrce onlo-ri regiments in
thr department anl they arr of iEllnvns-
sertice in garrisonin- stations in ssanp
ard niiasuaafic rvgions. vhere vhifc man.
unaoCIimaiCt and sensitive. uoril srsan ii-
thc,r oan rrases. Being born in ,iasvrs.
a. have sad. thev arr Accustomed O. oh-s
.thouf Questioning temin-. many 81
them. irsra thc rian;zf.ons. thsy arr FIRE
from 49, Vices of cities. and BLACK soiiisrs
arr rarriy n e. cr punished for theit drum
krrnc-s or disotcdicucc - cr,lc-s-tkrtr
nam oaenses aisass being disF-rsifIon O.
leave camp tbout F.eruission. in order o.
Nlsit their ulTcs. sisters. mother AMI sweet
hearts. They arr naturally gen~rous. kind
hrarted. prompt. Ingenious. an a. cont o.
ding 81 children. The discipline a. the
ANN. vhilc ~ - cuu.ldsrvd in a measure
d~CraiinE o. a vhiis MAJ. tend. under
fl,ilClous ofhccrs. O. she elevation 90 the
black racc. lour b~iiicoss hait fnders OF
the North. your rchtiv named 90 corr--r-
beads. Who az ~illirr neither % tght
themselves i1r thc honor of tbtig cou-t-, 81
thai othc-s shouid eight f,r there. aru verv
chars ard sensitive icsf hiask SOLDIER in ths
a-ny vili lcssru thc dignity 20 the whites
h1t here. whrrr tIlc cxF-crlurent - trrrg
tired. thar feeling obtains boz slightly ard
ttc rrtrlf gent soldisrs 81 thr North. a'uaes
capable ol speaking Coz th~u.scltrs. are
wiling that ths prisaiious 81 thr soldiers
h'r. on th~ hh-terinc saniv ccast. or thc
noXirus inland ssamps vhcr- the restiicr-
Gus san1 Tres. srorpiors ard ca'inirr-r s
sHarrn or tie alli gator an deadly -o-rasin
snake A. startled a. evs-v step ani sun
Themselves a. every log sho-Il - srdu-sl
r. those ~ birth arl bresiru- furi O.
sob posts % tnncrr ani disaster Tier,
Do one class of people ubo 60 oh-ert O.
negro soldiers these an the frrli,-rs o.
tar ~nafh-fhf drtrtrrs of kfr- G1sfor
al ihe tert tIorici thisa.rs GO che rsf-el
kin-dou. Ih~ir taik. Ike th.f q vcar
domestic ccpp-e-tsats. - val grant ard
rrnumous a-airst thr rrrrr srflis-s L.
hlmtlcs fhr.r a0r.rrf rri1e o. have thcir
slave sl0cessful in Arn.s against tbr-a
lhev t--l up rrrsfsr irsuf fhan O. 80
taken r-ison~r So PLACED unl,r a nr--o
gears 80 is sourfires among che
changes 20 var. ari ifisa sort az r~tr.i.--
ave lls,ics nl1st c--icss 7 au ssrry %
see.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15
Fron TIE Maine isth

Erfron pr'socnAr Noticing an item
IN your papcr ~ q recent date. f-.m Fort
No onib. e.. X. 81 our Reriuenf.
baih Me- ard rrmsuherirg that thc in-
isrosis 81 a uia'ority of e.. N. uere closely
'isniifsd 18th uasny rssrou. ~ ,our paper.
! suhioin a i'-t 20 ofIiccrs. and statement a
ths hssi,h ar condition 90 Ger Company.
- PORT -. Fharp. Ia
Captain. Augustine ". Ci--eh. Port
lari AZ
lsi Iieu;. Euosh Fc.tcr. Jr. New.
Ne
"a Licui-. Reltia, y. Grover. Bethel.
Ne
Sergcants.-W- n. Poster. Albany. Ne
Geo. ". SAWYER. Portland. Ne
Ihos. 1 Bennett. Alh,nr. Ne.
John :. Chapman. B~;i,i. Ne
i.orrnzo y Cole. Albany. Ne
co1-orais.-Georg- n. Noaag. Bethel.
Ne
koscoe /. lane. Hanover. Ne
tyrus b. More. Albany. Ne.
Elmer j. Bean. Bethel. Ne.
benjamin Niihur. Albany. Ne
William u. ". Wake. Hfachiu. Ne.
Ava y. kobiasoa. Narr,n. Ne.
'has- N0lncv Green. Br-In balls. y. "A.
Nagoncr.-M. u. >carev. Stoarhaua.
ifcr.--Chas A. Frccman. Bethel. Nc.
AZ tlri time oar Company b. enjoying
degree % Lsaith. HARDLY ever cquaIcd in
iA-c army Ia s.saaiion here b. not cos-
siic-vd hcaiihy in summer. bet the winter
an4 spring thas ftr have been peculiarly
sci adapted O. Gire sigo- and goo-i icslins
o. us all
torla yca witness our .ports. I tiink
ypu voai1 imagine us whag vc IMPORT orr
selves o. be. rrl. and '' >ar-cons cali. ~
90 Boa small accent. The disposition .
sadly proved uPoa - u.,..ll.so.,. wLo are
our onlr irv.lueut visitors ani thes have 40
he'itaacy IN coasiag uIthout iu,itaion 90
ceremony. w lave bcen dong sarrson
duis 81 farts Jarkfoa ant Phiuip. for
s-'oat ~ saoaihs. ana the aarc,s g our
c5uIaules gives -Imisiakatlr csidcnos 20
= lrsi-r O. ga.i sf1riias upon "Farape;s. -
as march lpon orsu tsils to examine tic
Uniforms 81 Coricdcrate SOLDIERS. auI an
spcrt thsir tlrrislc,i ua1sksts.
Years. SaLaruIEI.
April iiih. i-C3.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

Eo~rNcRaVs' AENy. A co-rcspo.lert
- The Journal says Gen. Rosen-rans. ever
since the hafile - Marfreesi.oro'. Ia. been
strengthening his position and has CON
pie'~iy cleared oct the rebels from each
flank lie cannot be- driven OFT bv anv
force that can be- broacht agaa.t hin
Burnside. with a splendid ro-rs. H. march
Ing down through Keatucky. and will soon
D. in supporting distance. Another draw
back . removed IN SEEDING south al vho
would nos take che oath OF alegisnce. thus
stopping commanicstion seross our lines
kFIdcnces aoramulafe that the rebel army
in thc Nest BE- short 81 provisions. and b.
endesvorinr % reach Kentucky % ssuuisr
Ihls they sil have O. aitack Kosen-rans.
an tght ban ou be Own ground
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

IHr Gamer acfsN-r q. T. Hstrs~-
ri.HsN To- fenavirris q Summary %
tac rhar-e. a-aiust Eslandirhsul
Ihs othriai ehar-cs against VaiianG cham
So forth thai co or a'.aat thc f-st 90 MAJ
A. Moant Vernon. Gao. h. puiirls al-
dress large meeting % ei,iEcns. declaring
that the present ar - a. INJURIOUS. crael
ard unnrocaarr var-a war uot benz
va-ri 20 tar F-cscrsailo-n o{ thr Inl-1.
bai ior the TarI.oss of crushing oct liberty
and establishing a dcsfotisu-a ~ar ior tte
freedom ~ lLc blacks aud thc ensia,irg a
tlc shiie- ani ttat. % Gle a.lmiuistraiIon
hst 30 ~isLrd. che var couI have bs~r
hororaely Terminated that peace NIGH,
have levu hono-a..iy ohta.acl bv Estrrir-
O. thc Pruposed iltrrmeliatioa I'll F-arr.
tlat p-vT.o,.tio-s ty vbi.h tse >natls.ra
States coaii 10 wa bars. ard Dc raa-an.
'ec4 tt.r ehts urlcr the 1nu.s.tail.n
~crc rvle-tel Gle day lciore The battlc
of frr.!er.. k-tars lie - also eha--cl
WITH hasing SAID shat Orler 40. - az Gen
Burnside as a base -.rrpafi..l g a. .---.
authority. an tAai che sooner. she r.sr.f,
informed the minions &C us1rpatcd fous-
i-ai ilry ~il noi sltait % Sab rrst-i-.
tons a. better. Ie der'a-,d also h..
FaT.o.e O. defeat an atielaTt o. b4iII 10 ,
inorarrh' upon tAt Falls oi our srsc -5,.
and ihat he believed Gle men be- power sc-,
trtlus O. establish q lr.rotlsu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

Br~INr-~ CusxGr. Some weeks sirr..
Ava Slilrtlrf. Jr.. parrh..sd tire interest
q hi- Fartne-. .. stevens. Es1.. ir tlr
business 81 South Paris We learn thatthe
siock - goods has ben purrhasrd tv
Mr--rs Woo.iuan. Bro SC. NJ SLa-t-
lea has renewed bis connection with the
firm q A. & : >ha-'i-H & Co. and viii
use thc store a. >oufh Pa-ls. f1r shoe
mandatory. The iafax q vorkrnea has
made q demand f5r rents. uhi-h VII De-
'1Pplied. iH a meas1re BY rev b1Idiass.
during the season
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

frnurEE's Lf,r>-r a man vas a--,s.
ted a'i week in Portland. fs- peidhur ia
'afrhcrisni touafr. anier license grant
81 g. tar to-uts oi hsnarbc-. Tie rrir-
op.e that q r,idler'. i.eense covers tat ore
'oHnty. BE- he.i to he che correct ons. %
e. 'orn1'.fioasrs az clos Co1ntv. and ell
vh' are nc thas iir.nseI are liable o. A.
rest. Notuit'.stariing large numbers are
travelling. fhere BE- tai one Who - daily a.
florz-i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

The Adiufant General. IN General Or
der dated Nav :. discharges the t~o wear.
men o. the l0sh Name from. further service.
their term q enlstmeut having expired
The order concludes With the following eio-
queni trihute - this gallant regiment.
" In taking leas~ of the ofT-crs and sol
diers % thIs regiment. the Command or ir-
thief has grraf pleasure in remembering
their gallanfry upon an occasions
Tier hard earned fame vii BE- price-
less record q honor to thcmsslscs and their
posterity forever
The sacr~d memory % their heroic dead
Ntd b. rhcrishcd among the richest le-acies
.ot The STATE. ani thc STRICKEN relatives and
fr~uds ~ the Departed si.l experience o..
uclanchoiv satisfaction 90 HAVING rnaae the
greatest and nobiest 90 al ea-thlv sarrif~rs
that oi their lowed ones ur.an fhe altar oi
their coantrg. in the hour ~ its greatest
nr'd. and tor IS prrservafisu.
~ order 81 ths Cor.manlcr-in-C Chief
JoHN J.. lioust.oN. Adr Gen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

\ letter from member q shc lsth req
mrrt. says they SER On ihe seld ~ Ga,s.
N The late moveneat. None of The bows
from Paris verr L-rt. so "a as D. kacs
E.ah " Marlock Is reported missing
The 2,sh did nos - into ae,ioa. tbr ncn
not having recovered entirely from the
snail pox.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

To hear the oopperheaas declaininr II
their journals. IN public ana private
against the Union Leagues nov helm, form
81 in different par,s 81 The couutr,. ore IN
acsuain,.d ~ish their ol.,ect. and aesirus.
might think them 80 many sec-cs cliqus..
formed % overthro- the Eberti.. II N.
people. and subver, the government 10 N.
prncitles a. despotisrn. Why DO the eor-
perheAds raj against these voluntary or.
canizationss We MI answer AZ. question
They oppose thea because thew are or-.n.
izsd 70 unite the people in their eaorss C
pct d0~n the rebellion. That - the ubol.
q a. We want no better evidence a .
mans disloyAlty and treason. than 70 L.ar
him complaining against the Union lcsrues
These men. II they had lived in Rsvolution-
Ary times. would have been torics. or II
they had BEEN upon the public stage in the
war q lSl2. would have cursed the var and
burnt - blue lights. % gside British men
of-~ar into our harbo-s 70 sack and DESTROY
commercial towns. These secesh synpa-
thizers arr in great troubls. because these
organizations become an engine of powcr
ca. tbey say they arc cot Up 10 cary The
next Presidential election. These pimps 90
JET DAVIS very vel knos the allegation %
Be false. for false u is--but Tor tie argu-
nent's sake. suppose these leagues shoaid
AL 60 together IN tie next Presidential
election. What then' Which vay would
they gos fer ttc sore-aac.f. ana egsIsss
"a ASrssy Of sooss'ioz. Ar. o. there's the
rub. that's whas troubles them.
These lcagues arr a necessity. When
the enemies Of the government combine to-
ccther a. thcy are seeking % 40 ir thc dem
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

4 . Veuu. Pea has olr thaats o.
-orr 81 fhe report aftbs rru,t-,. Of tls
Mass-su 81 Cooperative Ana-oav. 40 Cam
bridge. Among &C. adlil.as made. We
rotire large bomber 81 srerners from
Oxford 'olrtv. forwarded rt Messrs = /.
>m.-h. Moray. , q. E.t. Jrtaa. a.d
A . Verdi o. W NsrrI ard q r.
Nerriu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

\ Ham FrcHr .America Bi.bec. Es7..
hs. rrcriscd letter irou his son. Who q.
member oi Massachusctts rrsiucut. ard
uas wounded la the tAigh a. Fr~dcrsrk..
burg. lie says be- company ven; into the
hglt. forty-three strong 10 the eu-arr-
mcn'. the three oficcr. and tueuts seven
iacn -err killed % vouudeJ.-.ca,inE ouly
thirteen znhgrt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-15

Hou. Jastin Mou.l of Vermont b. D..
letter Paaiiels ds,i,n,as o. tc CANDIDATE
iar 'oHsrrs,. ir ~ti,h hs has served daring
,sat year.. ,ass " Farloa a uor,l a-aiasi
'ar ~casness of dcspanlsacr oar ,,n-
difion BE- .n-u.felg above thai ~ ta, tra.tars
lieroism ana cnl--ano, ~iI y,t secure O.
rs al to o-r Ia-ter,ty our f-.l n4ea.ar,s -
freedom an ihs tai11 e1n p,,se ia a. 90
anricui to1.laues