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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

Leshe's Magazine for sept. j. received.
IL aiounds ia Illustration. OF thc lat fash
ions doue az IN excellent style. lie gives
Aisc. tul siEe pattern. printed. nth
clr~c'ions Tor p-tting together The Ia
DIS should takr ieshe. II they would b.
posted an matters rvlating 10 the fashionabls
world
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

The Vermont election has rs.sssi,eA - =
overwhelming Uni0u majority We have
thc three Congrcssnen. The senate. The
House. and all the Coaaty osEoers. But
two oopPcrbeai tosns are reported. a. yet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

oSFoEn. ss.-At Court 81 Probate. h~ti Al Pa
- ~ahtn ansi 80 the Couats of O~tprd on the
thiri Iussias - Au-ust 4. n. I~SS
I'ALNiN HOWE saa,,as-tratar a he ..t,t-
y - John iio~e. hie q Rsrnt1ri ~ .ail es.,n.
~ eec~-ssd. hsvtug pf.s~nfrl ~ 6tst ssd 6ual
sfcanaf ~ stninistrstoa 81 the estate "a s.t4 -
oea--i 90 aiis~ano~.
bfrcrvd. that th~ sstn Administrative give M
tee O. al persans iutrr~sted b, esu.in~ coo, a
tht- ofirr o. b. pahii-heI thr-~ ~~.ks -urr.--
s's~it ta the ONisrd Draspcrat. priafed "a Paris-
en- said touufs. hat thes raas appesr 20 a Pro
haze tofri o. D. hfa 90 fsfls. 81 saia Csuats .
o. ne thud Ia~sfiay q ~eIt'r nsxt. "a tea 90 thr
clask iu The fsr~uroa an.i -leu cau-e ID a., 49,,
have. ~hs che sanc shouid aot - aiLs~.d
o. ". WOODBURY.. Jsdsr.
a tru~ cops-Au~st
HnrpG pr--.s-~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

Gen George ?. Sh~pley sailol from
New York Tor New Orleans. Tuesday. IN
The steamship Caha-ba.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04
Gould's Academy.

iae I'll 'er@ 81 thi- festivities ~iil oonme.cs
On iSr-dss 'he srss Day u S-ytossLcs. and oss-
tina- ele.en ~~ek.
~ fhkNALD. a. n. PRtsctPaL.
Mss hkHtErrs RUGeLEs A-sisaaf
The schsoi - a. prs-sat sssi.r .xo-il-,f S,.-;-
iins. snd al ut isl. thressh o. ~ar.~.f al &C.
e"~pi'shse teachers. O. give eatise -.tisfsrsioa.
X. A. FRYE. SecsetarV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

III r.
II o9nu-ac- o. TuEs0Ay. th, "a dsy q
SEFr.
4. g. HEREICK. =. ". PrincipaL
NJ AtSFDs MittErr. Tesehsr Of Ms..c.
W,fh Sob assist.sis ths ,ntere-is ofihs -cbs.i
~ ieansa.i.
iietron icade-uy. wlt.h has ben ,a ss.cr.sisi
oi~fal1rn 60 sI-tr - sears. b. sifaafed - nlits
'raau fouttai. sad silicon Mr~haaic Fafs. a.f
caa ~ rssiit reaehrd ffsa D1Hrar ia ane dss.
iar schao' is ia e. tsr.uia- canainalfv. sH,,,ng
rrapie n1frf 90 fh-ir sferilfrI Integrity ard ~
go iatercsi thry fske fn sfu.leuts thst ,,.h y,
Atra lir.rni o. -sli place &C. those q. r,a.r ,s
pnrse ant rirh ln mini sod rssoIlfisa %
-inarnts BOT le ssprrted 81 a. good es.o.s.
si'rai rharch 90 iae >ali.tfh. aad OH a ~sfd. ~
R,ghL
ssar NJ seftiar B..ia-s. E.i.,st.s.. a-
hiiiar G. C.i-rr. 49, BID iast o1 hbof SIS b.
spare to hase theaa o. srr.
Norrai md Et.ru.ioa Cisss uin b.. forrnsf.
1.so, LFcrru. Ihe -nrirr Terra an1r1sref
49,. one hrrifei, co., ~ fhe largest teruns ttat
D - .ffn sore iae srtooI zee estabiishei
u ose Hishing ra,sns anaV resf a-sIref thsg ca
~ srroa.aao.isfed o. isey 81 apTiy to the ~ee
h'aff. p 90 w. So iuciudiug sod. s.sh-
iaE aaf hghts
fa,tsaa.--coauoa Eazlsh. 3 o.. II,rher ~.
.ish sai lsaga.g-s. o8--af % a,i a. crn,s r.er
Fefk- ~ dfi.rilr 20 an fIefaer RI TOO aaet .
JOSEPH BkRgOws. ses',
the sahscr.her hershs gives pebble a'ti~. fh~
.he D. Ten duit sppoiut-d ~ ths Hossrabs
'paFc "a ffptsie - the Couafy 81 Oxf1rl. sd
'ss'e tae trusi 90 aiulsnisiraior ofthe estate 81
SAMUEL BROWN i-ts ofAnaay.
- $50 co-nfy, d-ceasef. - siriar hoad a. ne
~ d"eeia So thcrefore requesls ~ peT-oe.
-eoare iaiebtel o. ihe esirts II said deoessed
o. nlake tnrei sfe pa asst. a1l fhose - b have
aug t-ulsnts fhs-scs e. sxhih.f ne sanefc
icy a.. Isss sANTEL q. GIBSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04
OXFORD NORMAL INSTITUTE.
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS.
THE FALL TERN q sievca ~eeks. ~iii com.
m~nce GA MKDSEsDAE, SEFr. o. and n
che care I'd
Miss MARY q. HOLMES
Irtrtos 81 the usual Ae.tiemic s.t@.. Ar
rang-ments have slso beeo made thatthe Primary
D-Far tr.rnt nav receive carrinl 4ttentios e.. ~
reducsd price Of - %.
Beard % Rooms nay b. obt.ined IN pleasant 10
caiities- For farther particuLir- .idr~-. d. "a
A. Rest. % Iristrsm Hers.y. E-q.. -. Psris:
~ Mary y. MalInrs. OHlnrA. VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04
To Drafted Men.
PROVOST MsRSHAI.1S oFFICF.
>HcosD tose. ptsrErcr MasxHt
l.ssrstan, Augu-t 5ih lSf3
Wa traited 49, n OxfsrI Cssafx III -,

Ths dr.fi~d p~a b-lssEisE O. to~a- 1T uea-
tioe~d above ~ti report 80 The last day siio~ed
th-n b th~ir aafisc-tiaa..
Dv-it~d us~a 80 nv b. accepted -han have
H-asousiis tisas aiio~ed them - p-e~ur~ sus.fi
ute- 90 psg th-tr curnrnutaftan uloney-
JOHN :. BNKKK
Cspf 49, Provost Narshal
JOEL FERHAM. Jr..
CoHauaissioaer.
A. BURBANK.
Surgsra. BosrI q Earoliau~ut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

NJ y. IN srlssrf i,-r.. h-siur i--~n at,r.aistsd
w toaaluts-f.su~rs to ~Nsultn- the eias-n. a.
ranast thr ~sfstc 81 DAVID " Ail.,ft ists III g.,,
irfi esc~sscfi O. arf-airt SATURDAY "a t~~afv-
stNih ia-i. "a Ten o'riaes. 4. ". at Ssisr1.,
thf tser.is -efghfh ~ Nav~urr n~xt 10 Ten a'rtrk
\ VI, st thr h.-l-- 20 Gao. 30 Ai.issft 90 Ra-.
iaft. aai the secps.i >stur.isv 81 F-tsusr, A ID
leoi. at ten o'riack a. u. "a ths hoa-- - .,,..
" Duihla in ksrniord. q. tiua~s aul rlar-. a. e.
.uiins sad bins.
ALNAN n. GOODWIN
WILLIAM GREENE.
R.luaf5ri. Sspt 1t. Iss8.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04
Auctioneer's Notice.

fI'iE srhsrriiFr having tikea or Iic~a.e us Der
u co. lnited state L.ccuse f.ss. vel sffesf
o. ne srIing af any tsssl-. Merc haaIi.e ar Real
t.sftie. p, sucusn. .a anf part 81 tbi- tisfriet.
. hsfgrs rsasuuah.s. Al viohfrsns 90 The az.
si.I D. sffrtif rnlnrrff.
WILLIAM SANDERSON.
q. %. Adfr~.s. ssh " .t~rt.rS
>selfl. ~ 4 I-6g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

OxFoHp ss.-At Cossrt - Probate h.d a.
f.fts. ~thia sd g. ths Cauaiy 81 Oxiard. "a
the thtfd IusstsF q - -auief A u ISL
m ~. Pets,aa 81 ELIZABETH A-STINCH-
W filLD. situ~ 81 M.rk N. SuschS~ld L.t~
- PARE 90 -s'i teaais. dsccased. fsa,sag for "a
sila~auo. out q th- psrsor..i estate ~ 30 h.t-
husiaad-
'faefed' nat fhe sad prtition~r give aofice -
1T rer.nus iafrr~st,.i o. causing = rapv IL ~.
order % D. pl'aishei :hr~~ ~ceks surr~.-iveis 81
- pNiori l'vmocrst, ncsspsp~r print~d n
f@fts. nat thry rnay APPEAR a. r. Prohate Cos,rt
- ~ hsf ~ fsfss. - said rouafy. th~ thifd
tursdss 90 >slfeuli-r neNt. az Tea o'cisck IN th-
'ofraaan. and she's caus~. 81 anv thrs NV. m,
The zane shoad aaf D. rraats-i
p ". WOODBURY.. JudSe
Atrue cops-attest ]. :. iloEHs. Rsxi-ter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

niS~OtJriO OF CD-PAHrNFcSHrP
u TIE fsrnership heretofore existiar un isr
Do nfnr fnd sft.r af A1rreus A. fi-rs-r -fu -
l's...ff.i i'f nuf1sI r11-eaf. ~efr. d.. Iss8.
" a@'fs IL fiff h-u oiag a. s.ffl.d prlor
% fiaf ffsae. 80 goods .r.f - ed I'd ly.ssf
~ cay Tersoa ar JaTy rfasfe,u. 1875
Nfrt.f affcHfign o. &C. at1-c 1rlV s4re MA
frot,lif.
ANDREWS 4 HERsEY.
Narih rsris. D., 70 Uses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

otFoHu ss--At Co,ft - Probate. haLi a. Pa
-. ~lihsa sd b. ihs Cu,sufy - OxEsrf. % ths
ihird Is~sslss q Asgu-t ~. iSs3
~ ~ p-fiflsa % Et.iZABETH SrTARNS
" ~tdu~ - >tsFhrn >trsrns ale a i.asell ~
$50 eceatf 10000, pFsstar tor siLs~s.ee ost
a The refs oasl estate ~ 49, Lits hs.t..sf.
pfdrfcd. thu 90 -ssi priitsoaer rise sotic- o.
At I-f-oe- iat-re-t-d. - cassisx a c.py of ~.
'-fisf o. - rsbisl-d thre. ~e~ks s.rc-. - vlx q
"a oNipfi b-saa-crat prtatct ~ Pans. that th~s
ma, apl-rsf si e fsuatie Coua - b. Nd a. Psr-
- 81 sssd t.snfy. ne bird Tu-..isy n ~stt'r
neNt 81 t-n o'clck r. ~ fsreasoa aad 49, rsa..
haay th~F hssr. shy tn $40 -hpail ~ BE-
grantct
E.w. WOODBURY.. Judr-.
true eopy attest J -. HosEs. Rrgt.t-r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

4 DNINIsTRArORS SALE. Nv v;rts~ II
~ a hcen-e froal th~ IIos. Jsixr 81 Probate
80 the Couniv Of Oxford. the unsier-irn-d Al.
ntnsstrs.or oi fhe estate q james q. Aver lste
- Hethei. decea-ed. ~ seii b. psbc oS private
"a ., az the dwelling noase 81 said adraiai.trsor
% >sfsrd.y The Sfh d4y % S-ptesni-r s~xt. A.
zoe clock In the siterooon all the real estate of
said deceased 10 ssid Countv
Bethel. June %. Iss3.
TIMOTHY AVER, Adm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04
Recruits Wanted,
Jos
COl.Beals VeteranReg.

OFFICE AT BRYANT POND.
STATE Bssafv. SlO0 90
1srcraun-nt E.untv. aOg %
y, canm~ace- On the tay ~ - i.frnsnt
heinrari saliier. n wi-h o. ~ -~ut-r the .-r-
stcr ~iH @ sci ta girr o. . ell. f.r ne con-
pssaies are fsst 6riag up.
L,eat. Nm. o. LAFHAM.
Sepi. I. i~S5. R-sfu.f.ar o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

10 ,h- liaaorahie 50 O. Proiate g. - Coss-
tv % psf.rf
CrErHEN FAHNTW af-ui-frrst.- af the 60
- ttte oi Nsuel Nifs.a .at- ai Ean.i.rt a. "a
toulfs deceasca repeatedly rspfrssuts. Ia tb~
Fersollsl sst-te "a faa drorse b. nat sufir,-a a.
ray DE inst t~i.fs shirh b. owed st tfr tias- a
be iesfh ~ che su. - one bon Irel llffsrs
1aur petftanrr nrr-isre rrsrs soar haasr
spald grant tira lcrnse o. sen sf uabfr 90 r.ri-
ssie sse aut cuuves 80 nrch 81 the real e.tsr, "a
ssii erra-Fd - nav p nrccs.ar, Or fhe pst nsat
81 sr.l trtfs snl inriieaf.l rhsrr-s
STEPHEN FAENUM
oHFoHp. ss.-N 70 Coart II Prol-ts heff .tPa-
90. slfhIa uai 90 fhe gsurft ~ o. fsrd o. th.
third Iue.iss IT ip1u.f. a. H. tSsg
90 fhr rrfrfna HtsresaiI oftrref That natire
D. firen p, p.t.Ifshinr copy sf fhfs netifton
srh ihfsor - fher~sn. three sesss su-rrsstvelg
81 the pNH'ri hraiHefaf. nesa.sper pfiniet 10
larI-. faff nI qrfsars maF srerd Cd the fhiri
iurstaf of ~rFf'r beat. af Court n pfoiifr her
o. tc hailra ai ftr.s. cog sh-s caHsr Or l4f.
shy fhf pralerof .a.i pef.fira sh.uIf sst rrarfsI
=. ". WOouBJ rs JaIzr.
u1e rc81 -.ft.ti. J. ~ Hoses. E-s.sirr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

NJ IL - hcrty Elrea. 49, ~ 80. Ch.rL~-
" ". Lows, - eniliti o. t6. s.ussialis- n H..
alinsfttgs o. 80 sol trs.le 80 luset sd .baB
clsim 800 a rs e-russrs. 80 pey - d.kzs u
~ conirsetin1. ser tbis dste.
fy-bsrz .Jsis -. is6J.
Wits-..s Tf~. G. wsap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04
To Sportsmen.

EOR SALE, u applied fDr isaa.eds.seI,. 90 II
Il toIt's Celebrated Revolving shot
Guns n-srly $50. and a. p.rteet erder-oost
al hut ~ih - .od ICY 10 for cash Alss
hight Sporting Rife. haih 90 order, - IN al
the ss.seiern improvements % lock. stock barrel
ead s,ghts-seariy SEQ, AID IN perfect coaditioa.
Co~t SD.
hath he shove yuas have good ruI4~r ca-e.
~nsoh ~lI - odd 18th them- Neither u theus
are on-red Zoe sac secsaut 81 aay inperkr-ttoa
l-st t<cas-e che o~ner has pre-est ace tor them
for Information. ingair~ al the ofice.
PARIS. Juiy I5th. 1sS3.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04
Ground Plaster

l'iL sut'-erl1er 81 couiisue a. grisd PLAs-
u Itks a. WEST PARIS. IN preseaf a.
spn- he sh Keep ruusfanfly s,sBpls % ffs
lest quslfv, sh.ch ~in 10 sols 20 ths ts,.~.f -,
ket rates % IOgEF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

oxFosp. So Court 1T Preiatr hsA ~
fart-. Sifhiu aaf o. th- Countv a. O~fofd o.
th- third fr-sllav ri August 4. ID. l-63.
ISAAC i NRkk. sN~~sffnr of The Lsf - Oh anl
Il tsstsueat 81 Eiirn " rght Lte ~ Newrv On
-sit Casafs deceased. haviag presented hi. 6r.t
sci hns aCCurut a ratsoa Of ne estate
81 safd d~c~a -~,i So allowance.
ord~red that he satd FNscutor give not re o.
al p~rsou- tnt-rested ~ csustnx a copy ofthis
order D. D. puhiished three vesk ss,rc~ssissis a.
The pSisri p-mucrat. "a pahlic a~~-tispes prize
I'D "a Faus. that thrv rnsy appear at Probate
Cert 90 10 he'd 90 fsri-. o. sstd C.sfnfv on
ths thfrd Tu~-tsy q >ert-rai-er s-Nt "a usu~
o'ci.ck in th~ iorra1an. aad shs~ c-sss Al a.,
tarF have. - ~ fhe-aru . hautf zoe l.. sii.ss-a
p ". WOODBURY.. Ju.le~.
a true copy-attest-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

"ANTED-25 smart. saerrei,c Me- o. ~
w he fey's Hisforv n he fsreaf Reh~Hiau
on nki,fd sn1 ri bee coa.lit tn thss ~isf~ f.~
shfrh hi-rai car1r,iss isn ufu - ord a.,
go ~ishiag o. engage on ne busaess ~ aalr-..
cfther ln peTs1n o. b. nlaiL
y. ~ MARSH.
Penoiscof Frrhsnrss Ra.sou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04
sTEPIlEN FARNUM


DMiHi~TRATOg' SALE. o. v.rae &C.
y if~nsr haaa fhr Goo. IrIE- ~ Probate
o. fhe tauaf af pxlsri. ere sa .-ls,sref. ...r-
tIfn ri hanf 4. Buriaat co.. ghsfL. gar-
tans a.iaar hr.rt al i.raarI q. g.if.sak I-- 81
~hri.arar. o.. sill srI ~ aafl.r 90 pflrsrr
s1r. nn flr rrrufs-s on fhe thr.i q Hssiar I'll o.
trf~r Hrsf IL a'rasrk q " aH fhe resI estate
f'faasfet a 90 .i Cau1fs ist.nrfar e. ssiI h-,rs
81 desrfiirl fn fi- rrfifian tsr ssI-
WI. WIGHT. Gasrtfsa.
Aufasf ~. Isff
EEiEpOW NOTICE Thts nav rsritR thst
have be- fff gisea ae s.a l.trafn " Iiken
b. une to trale ed art Go hila-sIf. saf .tsI
e.ifn aaue a BE- eggs 90 90 aay delfs of be-
r.rfrari.rr otter fhrs date
level. Aszasf ~. t-sg
EnEN ~ wffrfKFN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

hihtht rrrfllf fhaf harr fhis tsT r.rea
Il ss saa. Asarh 9. Bee. e. asaal. bi. t.-.. n,
sff BOD frsle o. hiulsfIf shaI hsfrsrsr sI...,
a.- 81 be- rafainss nor pay sas aeiss q hi. r.-.
uarfiug SAMUEL Bird.
Afs.f q. Z. D. CsocVrrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

ONFoEp. 81 n Couff oi Prsiate h-id a. Par
ts. vtthta AIT &C. che C,s11ft I'D Oxf5fi. Ca th~
thtrd Turstas oi AuEnst l~s3.
bn thr i1r, golnE rrfiflon. Ordered. That the
$50 prttn~r Eise noiice o. al prrsous interest
81 ~ rtu-iug copy of hsr petfion Nth shis &C.
o. th~rr'n tp D. fai''ishei three we~k- su-ces-
siveis iu 10 bNtprd Deuncrtt priaf~i az Faris
ihat thes uay aPp~ar at a Protsl- Caaft g., D.
bell 90 Pare. in ssid Couafv. 90 the 3 Tuesdsv
~ >rpt'r nrxt, IA En- o'c-,k 90 The f.feao,a AFT
shss cause 90 ang they have. vhg the sane shoaiI
~ D. granted.
T.. ". WOODBURY.. JaJz..
tfne cops-aitest } : HOSES. I~stsisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04
Farm Wanted.

A PRIME SMALL FARN ~.sfeS. ~ The
~ tgsn - fsri-. ihaf ca ~ had $1,000 eash
Iavsife of WM- T.. GOODWIN. Norway.
Jais =. ls63.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04
Hebron Academy.

TIVE FALL TERN ~ si-vea ue.ts. uu
II oornu-ac- o. IufsDAy. th- "a dsy q
SEFr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

ONroEp. ss.-At r. Court ofPr,iaf~ held 40 Pa
go. sithtn ani Or the Caanty q ONford. on the
tntrt Tu--day ~ Augusf. 4. ID. t-scs.
DALI y. WILLIS sxcrstor 81 ne estate a
Id Joasthsa fe~es- q Haasssr ~ said t'os,nt.
d-cea-ef. havinE pres-ui~d b.. 6r-t aooos-t Il
auinistratssa ID III estate u said d-cr a-ed So
al1-anrr
OrfsF~f. Tbst sal ENeoutos sivr notic~ 60 III
pef-ons taterested. o. esusing cops ct thi. orser
O. - pHbH-hed three seas sucos-.tsels IN The
pSiprt lcinar rat. prtated at Pare. thai thsv
my appesr az PROBATE Court % b. held at Pare
30 49, touuts. o. th~ thifd Tussls, 81 Sefteu.tsr
n~St. "a tea 81 The ci.ck o. the iorena-aa ani
shs~ cause. % auy they have. ~hy the -ane
Should not b. aii8~ed.
T.. ". WOODBURY. Jsdgs.
4 true copy-afie-ts
Is Hogp< P-~..f..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE W. h,,i.,
y heen srfeiaf-d ~ ~ Jt-ir- 81 pr..issfs 90
~ touuis n Dxtsrl. Cafaraissis.srs A. ree~ise
80 ersnius ths eiail.s ~ 81 crrIrsrs II David
Iie1 isie 81 irpsrf.sli in s.iI Couafg ~ o.
'fas deefissf. shpss rsfsfs - rspf-seniet ins,l-
Fesis gee npiice thss ~ rlr-fls az sl0Fed -
$50 rc'iiturs fe iriag b. sal prove III cisiuss
80 49, - vil aff~sf fa ~ srfriee ira.l -
80 che efiice 81 Thaaass 2. Cieaves. F..,.. Be-
hrnsuleI iffIess.d. fhe So Ssfurtisvsir So
ie'nh-r. 80 O-ai.rr. a. y. iss,. frors oas -
BE o'rtsrk ia 80 siterao1n a said daFs
Aarasf ~. f-61
r.. =. LTTTLEFTELD.
q. v. ANEE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04

urHEEEA~. ~ vie. Eris T.. Ssaf-.rn.
w hss 81 ~ 80 sni i-atrf snsa.f s-
iusfiasbt csusr . besebf ,aftid aH nsrsoa. ira,
asrl-.fia1 - frusf,ng here's IS scceuaf. 81 skau
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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-13
Election Outrages.

We cory from the Louisville Democrat
sundry reports of outrages perpesrated under
the military dictation Of Lincoln's under
lings, against the freedom of election and
the constitution, laws. rights and liberties of
the people. It is enough to make the
blood run cold through every freeman's
viens, to contemplate the cool, audaeious
atrocity of these acts. committed by parties
pretending to be engaged in the work Of
'estorins government. In virtue of wha right,
dare any mortal man adju 1ge the loyalty of
free citizen and deprive him of the most
precious franchise? This is an outrage too
stupendous for calm discussion. It would
be ignominious tamcness to attempt to rea-
son upon it. Burnside's alleged pretext for
declaring martial law all over Kentucky on
election day is known to all intelligent and
honest men to be gross falsehood; for every
body knows that the dsfranchsement of
the Democracy was predetermined as long
ago as last February when the Infamous
Gilbert broke up the State Convention at
Frankfort in the presence of the Legislature
obN NOFCluOIy duQ lHdL luis pT6Q6LeTmsQa-
ton could only be carried out by military
power. Eternal infamy will justly rest on
the heads of all engaged in the internal
outrage upon the rights of freemen and the
principles and institutions of republican
government, and upon all who seek to profit
by such ill-gotten power. In every case
where the election was swayed by military
interference, the result should be declared
null and void, for palpable illegality, fraud
and tyranny; and no man so elected, having
one touch of true honor in his nature, would
accept any Office so obtained. Indeed, 1t is
rumored that Gov. Robinson will not issue
commissions to officers thus elected; and
that would be right. But we have no
temper to discuss such a subject, though we
mean from time to time to pile up the evil
dences of the enforcement of this military
despotism as they accumulate on our hands.
Nothing would be more instructive to
thinking men.
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A GOOD HIT AT ALL Observation-Disclosures

A COOP HIT AT ALL THE-1NTELLIeENcE
PARTY.-The N. Y. Express, in noticing
the claims of the Republicans to all the in
telligence and decency, says:
"God has not divided his Talents of
'one,' and 'fve,' and tten,' by any sectional
lines, or party lines, or lines of nations, and
but to be modest upon that subject, conser-
vative men have their full share; or, if there
be any doubt upon that subject, even in Alb
clifton minds, let them look at their chosen
man at the head of the administration of the
Government, their representative man, Mr.
Lincoln, and see what manner of man he
is! What picture he is of 'all the intelIi-
gence' and all the intellect party of the
couatryl What pathological and philo-
sHphical representative of its cultivation, to
say nothing of its craftsmanship Like
master like men, many would say, but we
do not do the Abolition party even this in
justice to compare him with them"
Every one who has ever seen Lincoln, or
ever read his productions, and knows how
personally unfit he is for the Office, will ap-
preciate the above.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-13

TOn 4th inst, eighteen negro soldiers
belong to Island No. 10, went to the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Frank Beckham, in the vicini-
ty of Compromise, on the bank of thu river.
and deliberately murdered Mr.. Frank Beck
ham. Not being satisfied after doing this
most damning deed, they murdered his
father, a man 80 years of age, Major Ben.
Beckham, who pleaded with the incarnate
devils for his life. but to no purpose This
was not all. Four interesting children were
murdered-Laura, aged IA; Kate, aged 10
Caroline, aged z, and Richard, aged 2 years:
Twelve of the negroes have been caught by
lot Of Federal cavalry, SIX having made
their escape. Those who were captured
have been put in irons at Island No. 10,
and only await their trial.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-13

THE GETTYSBURG ERs.-Mr. s. l.. Crounse,
the correspondent of the New York Times,
writing July z, thus puts a mark on these
people that their descendants some time
would be glad to wash out with tears or
blood, but which will stick to them in
history:
In the first place, tie male citizens most
ly ran away, and left the won en- and child
zen to the mercy of their enemies. On their
return, instead offending helping hand to
our wounded, and opening their houses to
our famished officers and soldiers, they have
only manifested indecent haste to present
their bills to the military authorities for
payment Of losses inflicted by both armies.
One man yesterday presented Captain
with bill for eighteen rails which his m en-
burned in cooking their coffee! On the
streets the burden of their talk IS their
losses-and speculations as to VIII ether
the Government can be compelled to pay
for this or that. Almost entirely they
are uncourteous-but this is plainly from
lack of inte lligence and refinement. Their
charges, too were exorbitant-botels, 81, so
per day; milk, ten and fifteen cents per
quart; bread. 81 and even so per loaf;
tsOenty cents for bandage for a tOOunded
soldier And these are only a few speci- |
mems of the sordid meaunsss and unpatri- |
otto spirit manifested by these people, from |
whose doors our noble army had driven |
hated enemy. / wish it TO be understood |
that the facts 1 have stated caH be fully SUBJ
stantsted by many officers high in rank, as
well as what personally saw and expert
enced. -,.--- --.--s --.-- -.
Note.- Gettysburg is an a6O9it,sn hole /
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FREEDOM OF ELECTIONS The Louisville
Democrat, in speaking of the Kentucky
election, says: -..-
He who would make use of force to pre-
vent freedom of election is a traitor to all
the principles of civil liberty. To accom-
pllsn temporary object, he would invoke
power which will destroy not only the liber-
ties OF his fellow-citizens, but eventually his
own Inc horse in the fable, to wreak his
vengeance on the stag, permitted the man
to saddle him, and was ridden ever after. till
the day of his death. We consider our
selves superior to our English ancestors six
hundred years ago; but many men in this
age may learn a lesson from the times of
Edward the First. And because elections
ought 70 be free,' says statute of that time,
'the king ccmmandetb, upon great forfeitnre
that no man, by force of arms, nor by
malice or menacing, shall disturb any to
m axe free election"