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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28
DeuOralira,iOa Of IL. Rebel Armi..

Among the most hoPefal signs Of the
siues ar the accounts ~ arc daily rcceiy-
ing fr,,ai beyond the rybei lines. q the de-
morahzaiion q their army Prom thcsc
sccounts. broughi 10 our lines - descrtcrs.
coatrahand. AMI Other, who have escaped
rcbcl Vigilance. "a appears that thc conisd-
crate solJiery arv sick 90 ihe contest. and
that they arr escaping O. the woods aad
mountains and ia othcr cases refusing o.
hghi lougcr, and In hct the rrl,cl armies
arr every where mailing a~ay Ekc snow
before an April sun. The boasiinc 81 the
'onfcderatc pres. no longer dcc-isrs
them. They sec their cause j. hor.el.s.
that tAc var . only euiailing upon them al
diiional misery and We: thrv therefore
wisely think that lcrvafcr. e. discretion IL
thc l-ctt,r part 81 valor- Pcuabcrton's ar
nay q 81. 90 men. takcn Al Nicksbur-. a.
ter being parolicd Immediately di.perscl.
and bot very fcv "a their number will arain
L. seen in the rebel army and the same
can b. sAid 81 thc men captured a. Psrt
A'-t--s - AAAA-r tHNA now TIE rebel
forccs can be- bcla tog,th,r - cf5eicut ar
mics bot VERY little longer. Ire probably
has better materials ia Virginia than any
other Confederate general. Ne, b. fnds Il
very difficult 70 keep b. men in subor,lina-
tion. The Armies % the vcst ar fa.t
losing their cohesive elements and can bet
htiic longer stand oai against the T.rcvail-
ins idea that The rcieilion Is going 90 Pc
ocs. CopP~rhcadism IN the North b. an
that feeds thc dying cmbcr- e s,-,,.sion. or
Keeps alive the rebellion f,r SINGLE
month The rebels arc ciinriur o. tLi..
a. their lat hopc. Ttc var B.. being pro-
loosc1 only by the corr.crhrad d-uoerar,.
u b. f..Ir trra.on AMI NO. that 81 ice la.
~ or BIS cohorts. ul.ea u1s gives life anl
vitality O. rclviliou. al B.. prolou-ius the
Struggle ~hich sal end in The osrrshrou ~
treasou both North and Soath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

\ NEw Mar TOR rur PnprtE. We
have received from the puhE,hcrs. r. n.
hlsscl. 90 Nash.ngton Street. Boston.
Lloyd q Cos srvat Counis Map Of tie
lnlted State Ihis nap has Isst been
engraved. and include, carh entire count,
from ihe Hertheru boundary q our great
iaics O. ihe Guf oi Mcsico. ani from ihe
- 'roiS O. The golirn slorss q California
containing al 49, ;o~ns. rivers and mount
a.a'. a.. male famou. by iie -ar. an not
on other maps Il .s i1x 30. beautifully
colorci. Ani j. sofa in sheets a. % ocuts
ea,l. mo4nted ST.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

bEuosE,ric NiCroEY. The Marbiss
Republican SAYS ths in MarshfsId. the
tarrerheais tired o. vote a. sam % raw
ODE cornml,atiar of DATED ner. IL. ,s,.
Eas taken t5 ballots on uli,h ,.-s uri.t.-
' yes or no. On ,ar-t the vote
stood 81 uo. 63 yes-a grcaf cenorratir
victory s. there are tlt 90 voter. boz
town. 49, part q these were auar. a..
cheek iist vas demanded. ard arafhsr ro,.
taken. 9TH tiis astonishing reslt. III.
uambcr Against vas s1.-tbe same a. On
fhe hrst baioi.--uhile tie OPPOSITION had
irinilei to o.. tb0u-h no mal LlI i.t tbe
hou-e. ard all voted
a motion uas then made Co ply drafted
men or their substitutes So on being
mustered INTO he service Which passed 4iih
little OPPOSITION.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

ONLY Two PsKTIEs--PsrrIors Avn
TRuroEs. Gen. Logan. IN 4 rcccn; speech
IN the West. said
People NAV talk about Democrats.
Republicans and Aboliiiouisis. a. they vii
say what they wili-thcrc are bat two
parties-patrIots and traItors-in this couu-
Try az The present tIusc-thosc Who oppose
The var and the best interests Of TIE coun-
~. and those Who support the c0untr,
There are bat two classes of men, Thew
arr ior The Governments or Against it-fo-
-ieh- DAVIS or against him. Those Who
Ind fault with every thing ~ d.. AMI have
no word 81 condennafion for tbr rebels
are for them, those who do not fnd Eait.
bot detest JEFF. DAVIS and his traitors hear
tily arr ior us-on our sidc. The best
way o. detect traitors b. o. take a. such all
who are comfortably finding fault The
next best are those who say beast against
as
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

IHr NuaEo TEoors vuI FtGmr. The
ioiiowiag letter Affords testimony on this
point. from a weu-knovn sourcc. Which
oaa rot IL cont Diverted. Ia fuily sub
ubstaniiAtes all that has been said a. %
thc bravery % The Mas.achusetf. ssth.
RENUTuEr. :. e.. Aus :. les.
Nraefar hils5s-Drar Sir kno~ir,, An a.,
you fccl an interest 10 The fate Of the ssth
Massachasctts. a. eel A. in the r.rohl en- q
the human races. I ~iil drcp yoa a line %
assarc you that SANDER wiil not adrst tb.
Fvpuiafion % that rr-imcnt GA thc two
battles in vhich th.y haze taksp part
az thcin marrh aiong O. the assault a.
steadily and stsruis a. the uiost veteran q
the hsuaiiion. I saw them pilnSc bravcly
into The terrible abyss 81 death. Which thc
darkness a ui-ht was apiliy conccalinE
from siew. A. O. bow they fought there u
the loug LIT II the fallen. ~ o. how far
thrs went thsrc l. the fat q sixtv being
cNpturcl within the fort. and - admitted o.
M by the rvbcls snticr the IA ~ trgcc
can testify that they borr their wound.
With the hcroic fortitudc ~ The most de-
terunined veterans. and thcs died a. nobis
VEN rcspccifuil,.
a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

We 49, p'easri f1 iearn tiat special
order ifou OBJ. Va Oh. partmeri Las been
i--uei. assignirr DCoL Bears Vctcran
Regiment. OBJ, haffa'aa ~ three years men.
belonging 'o o. lo,t Maine. The baual-
hon n1n.hers aio1f So men. which vi,b
the comparies nov nearly fail sill a. ml,l
tovaris making up ere resiment. Col.
Beals vil Dos ouiJ te . model rc-.uent f.
brt biis fair o. be organized before arv
other IN New Eng'aoi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

'"NNr>TioN 90 NsE DEvocEArs ~
lNrssNs- Ih~ conversion ~ VA peu.o-
ors;' which meet a. inlianspoIi.. Ind. on
IAursday 81 lat vc,k. ~2s WY la-sc anI
enthasiasiic ani al parts ~ thc Sat. urr.
ialis rvPrcsentei. Geu Nathan Kimlal
presided Gen. JoLn No Icruand. Gen.
bamou' and Hon. Henry Secr.t. urre
among thc sI~aken Letter, from Haa.
Lc~Is Cas-. Gcn Lo-sn. pauiel :. Diekin-
son. al esPrrssed sympathy With the object.
Of 'he oon'ra'iqs Essol-iion, favorius
a 'isorous Prosccuiioa Of the -ar. sustain
ins the Administraiioa IN al 90 easrt. O.
Pot do-n the rebellion. dcnoancias the
state A-cut. Aaiitor and Trrasurrr u The
State Cor tlcir willingness O. r,pa.!iate th,
I-slc aea; znl .z,r.sle g.. Ls..sr A.!
oroi.' q 'Le STATE ior partisan purTo.c..
~crc PASSED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

\ OrsAIH - TEoJuIr. Tb~ Nv Bed
ford McrvuD ala. reiaies the trial. 81
Friend Ia.ior he sighs for q. peace
ia vain
90 We learuthat >iusrl Ta,Ior. ofFsi-.
hcid. Ne. Ircsidsui q the iaie D,u,s.-sf,.
Convention iu that >tstc. visited the en-.
- Lyon On the lf'h inst. remained to
n'shts. ~h~u b. vas obliged O. leave. IL
49, oi D. drpariare vas tAe feeling cx-
citcd in that Usually raist s-tv. ~ hig.
posted ahoat The sfrrrt.. containin.. a.
iTarts irum >aulcls copI-rleaI .tccrh on
taxing flr chair of sad Canserffs, o.
reaa-rs have seen in or coi4uau. .r.,.rirn,...
90 ihe speech. remarkable not onls a. COM
irg from protessrl follower IL desr-r
fo1 AMI Niililm Penn. Lar q. ti~ l,r-
guase % a o. a. hereto. o. repeated g. posses.
connlon sense. 10 found % a. r-u-oe.-
abe o. take his shoe, OBJ i.tnn. a. if (. sai4
u De- Co carry cOais ~ Ntu Castle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28


NJ Esifor Knowing that you All many
- your reader. arr Interested in e,lsr,t;,.,-
al matters vii give. With your permission.
through your columns. a brief account q q,
recent sisit b. tn Wesleyan Uuivcrsit, in
Midilctown. Com. on Commencement
week. Commenccmcn, day being tl,c 10th
ult. Being appointed one - the visitor.
Ia the University. by the Maine Confer
cnoe. I cnlcaVourrl 70 fulfl the duties -
the appointment. and had the privilege q
witnessing the various exercises - the
week. al 81 which wcrc highly interesting.
Kew. DR.. Peabody % Harvard University.
and Rev. lpr. Cook % Boston. we're among
the orators' and the venerable NJ Pier
roui. Formerly % Boston. and Rev. Mr..
s'utson II Springfield. ~erc the poets.
Geo. Wm. Curtis. Esg. Of y. Y. was en-
gagged - give an address bcforc one Of abe
socicties. bat wAs kept az home b. tl.e not.
% the no su.AIl disapPoinfuneut q the la--,
audience that assembled O. hear him. The
exercises ~ The week were enIsened bv
Do.i~orth's Band from New York. The
number Of alumni present on tie OCCASION
~as unusually large. The graduating class
Va not large. bat was sad ~ tlase Who
had been familiar Nth the Univcrsity fsr
MANY years. o. D.. in point q talent anl
,cholaFship. cquai. Il not superior 90 any
class that ever graduated thcrc. In the
4 ounncnr,u mont EXERCISES there was not one
poor performance. The College l. in a
more prospcroIs conliiioa nov than AZ any
foTrncr Tcriol. By the munifccucc Of OH
YER Cuts Es4.. - Nc~ York. a new pro
irssorship has been added this year anI
ondo-ed. an Isaac Rich. Esl. ofBo.tan.
who seems not wiling % D. outionc IN lib-
eraiiiy. proPos~l O. cndow one - thc cxis-
ting psotcssorsAip- ~ bcconin- rrsponsibi,
for ihe 'aiary % the prof-ssor. CA oonli-
ton that 5000 shoaiI D. raised in Middle
town q furnish TIL University With GYM
nanun- This coalition va inncdiasel,
complied With AM ;hs S--spD ucrr plcl-rl
in ~ hours. Tuo professor werc elect
81 ihi' year. one % On the ncw chair. and
one IN place 81 Professor Fc.s ~ho IA. ~
signed. The Faculty nov consists % the
PRECEDENT AMI siN Professors. The nu-aber
q 'tsdeHis tie past year has been abou,
iso.
Ihc moral oharactcr q the Wcsleran
University AM thc influences around IL A.
81 highsr order than those o. anv other
'olege 9TH ~hich AN acquainted. AMI
q ranks above mcdiocrity IN It, standard
Il schoiarshiP. t. location j. one q thc
most beautiful .ad healthy that can Dc
found
II Mi4lictosn Is no, the hand,oulcs. ca
~ IN ths ~orli ti.cn either I have not seen
al 'he oiiie' IN III world Or my Judgment
"a regard % beauty j. not corrrc,.
II coaclasion. Mr.. Eiitor. allow me o.
eNprcss ihe hopc that nett year you uil
not depend or Any representative from me.
or AM one clse. BAT that yoa wiu visit the
University yourself
Your. truly.
A ,. B,ESaED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28
Hos. JAMES C.. BLAINE.
All Hon JOHN L. GILMAN.

The paramount Importance 90 the issues
involved IN the coming election. and thu
names 81 tn speakcrs ANNOUNCED. demand
thAs this shall D. the crand,st dculons;ra-
tiun tbc County ever witnessed
Let therc IT, such gathering a. shal
esrry consideration INTO tie aircady hat
tered ranks OF traitors in ogr uiidst
The ladies ar especially invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

Ihosc Interested I'll observe tiat the
apo uineui for thc Meeting Al West sum
ner. has been ~iihlra~n. f1r the rrason
that Mr. FcrAsm ~i.l o. ah.cut frun the
'oluiy for several dass Other arran-c-
ments have been made ior the rcst ~ The
rsreiincs announced. aad IL B.. proLaLis
iAai this ~ill b. Postponed iin surh time
a. NJ. Pcrhaua w5li D. able o. b. prv.cn,.
IN ~hich case Due uoiicr viu De- given.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28
The Celebration a, Fryeb4rr.

The tcuteuniai cclcbraiion a. Fr,cbar-.
sccras o. have been highly successful A.
far We have detailcd report wiih in
tcrcsiing letter.. etc. which wul oc-urv a
fgll Pagc. or morc. Of the Dcmocrai. ~hich
wc must delay. Tor the outside Of cur next
issue \ proccss.on "a formed II an ear
" hour. which proccracl % Pine IIiu
grove. Where the exercises vcrr o. D. hr'l
bricf speech % weicome vas made a.,
Asa Charles. EsI.. after ~hich an original
ode Was sung. and PRAYER made bv Rev.
Mr.. Sewah Rev >am1. Southrr. then
gave historical i,cilrc 81 much intcrrsi.
~hich closed tLc exercise. 81 thc unornin-
The ram drove the Audience within door.
IN the a'teruoon.-or az lcas; such portion
A. could be packed in thc church. Toast.
~erc read hy Geo b. Barrovs. Esq.. 70
some q vhich. responses were made bv
Gov. Anircw Of Ma and Dr. True II
Bethel Letters from several invited guest.
were read b. II. n smith. Esl.. and a.,
eNcrcises were closed by the singing 81 A.
original ode. 20 lac tune II q. Amersca ~
We rvsrct that or limits Ill rot allo- tl.-
whole import @ APPEAR this week bot Ne
have no doubt The citizen. 81 the Pcqsa~-
Art VALLEY vili prefer % wAit a Etsic rather
thau have g condensed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

'er- >heri-y D. rcccisiu- salary wbirh
An'o''i' - fortune every erar. AM De-
h,''i riihrr preach bigger or bose b. That.
"Ha's 30" matter. iankiia Patriot
Cen >hsplry letta rraoticr &C $500 a
!raF' % enter the armg o.. rsy nov
amo-ni- '' si-f peruoath. ie.lI,. ration.
etc sei ihis is d. strongest a--lmsr,
That ile 'operhsal. ,an ind o. L4r! against
ihis PATRIOTS oEcer. and 18th true dem
oera'e d-ornry ths term. '- hirrliar. -
- Ie'siaa. e.. arg freely iaan. III against
him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

fHsfr- ErEsKfv. oa i-sruiar 81 che
c.raTe ~ o. pirates from Tau War-en.
sl.tter hey Bad been takea f1r safe keep
inc. Collector Je~tft i,nu.ei.ateiy dss-
patched tle tuticr DoLbin. in ra-srif
ihry ran upon and raptsred two a. them.
FRIDAY n1rning. TO morr are at large.
ard have osp'ured a Yacit. Collector
Je~et b. warmly congrataia'ed for hi.
promptness sni sl-crss in eafrhirv she
rogues. They are IN Sail ia Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

lNipN Crow It~iu ie scen thaf lf-
i'ral hhs ct-rsasi tLs b,autiflI forest a
.fir,s. where Co. reaP- ar. a-.e.tomeI o.
ho.i mcstlres. Jn,on Grove Dc o. q
h.-.i. appropriate tt.c.
Dc ss1--estei tiat sio1ii tbc weather
nru iuesday prove anf.terahie. tio meet
bog nav he hlIaamri to Azri.al. raIIIsI.
~hi.h vill acoomulodate a large namie-.
a. stand can o. so ana.-ei ihst ore
sfeaker can address aa aa.i,nee oa es.b
feor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

Since che caPturr - Vicksburr. the -st-
els have los' nearly AZ ti.c rolling stock on
IL railroads Bal thc Southwest. e.. loco
motives and go cars have been destroyed.
rariy BY raiis from our army. Lui IN man,
cases by taeir Own order O. keep The prop
ertl irom ialins into or hands.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

The Washington Chronicie publi.Les tbe
following extract from ictter of Gle Hon
Eober' j Walker (now in Enalandl ,o q
friend in thst city 90 ~iace or. victor, al,
Getty sburg and THE fail 81 Vicks6u-y AL
Port iadson. suggrstions appear dat Pre-.
iicnf Lincoln should recall tie rmsn~ir,-
TN proclamation. Tbs would r,ir ft.
cause herc. The proclamation was lersI
and a. such q dil cmancipafe tbe slas..
and they arr Heu free. How can Mr LIN.
coin re-ens.ave ih-u9 The past j. irrevo-
cable even by Almighty power. BesiIe..
e rouid be a breach of fafh o. the slave.
and ia sicw o. tbeir hrroic conduct ia bst
&c. e'Iual.y uu~isc and snju.t.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

Nor To nE PCEIIsnrD. Provost Mar.
shal Doughty has received an order from
the Provo,t-Marshal General not % publish
The diseases and iBfrmsi-s for Which draft.
90 men may D. exempted. Hereafter the
Pubhsbcd lists vii simply state opposite
iAe naaaes % the persons exempted. d" For
disability The other Provost arshal.
on IL state have been Instructed % tLc
sane effect. Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

L"s>Es ~ B,Trur. IN an ofIieiaI li.t o.
'he CASUALTIES q The I2ih Regimen. a
For; Hudson. and thc I6,h Regimen, .,
Ietiysburg. 80 End the following name. O..
Oxford County men.
Iiosbh R~-I-s~rf
Killed Geo. " L.nueu. Lincoln P4an.
.afion.
Wounded Roicrt McCiu. Rumiord.
Nm- harrington. sweden.
DANIEL Boulisr. Andos.r.
W T. kncslaaI. Waterford
Albion Autrcus. ~tontiam.
Leonard br-r.. Pari.
Nathaniel Martleu. Tpton.
iiosca v. Grover. Bethel
Geo. T. Watson. Waterford
Dexter y Hrova. Waterford
&1ferafl RerInlesf
kiiei Henry = BaiterGeId. Bethel.
samuel GRAY. Sf1nflan
Messing stewart Holmes. Turner.
Geo " Anderson. Etron
lirrf. Lewis q. Bi.bre. anton.
-. ~. Tubh.. iirbror.
David = Iiauas. Btron.
~i'as % Park. DlxfelI
Lieut. Geo. % B..b-e Peru
John VI Webster. Waf.rt.rG
Nm. q Lombard. Pe-a
sanford y Red. Neai.o
la'orrt' k.uIaI. Nafr-f.-I
thas. ~ Putnam. Bethel
toI1rhrs Han.rof. fI.rf.H
Peter r Ban. B,theI
Hoses AIars ~fonshnfr
loriycc J. TsitcLeiI. B,nsI
thar.e. ~ stevens. Watsrl.rI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

We notice By iie Press that a snail do.
~a' tAro~n through vcstry vindov. IN
'Aiai'. >unday evening. destroying four
r''fs u glass. Il do, not ssy how many
Fa'Hf ~erc produced by the oTeratioa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

Nr,ur CtEEr>cY. The Corner san.
ilrrc are no counterfcits of tLe Yearie
oheek' Gen. Neazie. a. the cali % ba..-
ne's men. issaci these bills. ata cost 10
h'n''h Of SOD % arg1cs that che cir
collation. 'hoai4 b. keIt up. a. otLsr-i.ea
1ra'y l''s uLl occar o. che hank. Obi d
uo-4i IT, lnjl-t under the cirram.tanc,..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

tNuEE GrsEp. \ report comes from
ihe >outh. thai rrcat frar. ar fris that
'har.e'ioH ~ili Al. A guards. Kept about
the hp1.~ ofJ,H na'i.. o. keep Lin from
raauins away irosa =. -LnouI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

Gilman AMI Hal vcrc taken % ~
states fnsou GA l1esIay By che rcmo-
sal 90 thr foru.rr e. DAILY Ad,ersissr lose.
one Of be- patrons in ilis place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

Aocoani' irom Richmond stat that tbrce
g1uhpi'' are nearly finished a. dat plaoe
All iAc channel q James riyer. Is Glei
uIth torPedocs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

Reforms from al Bot nine Coun,srs q
hrni'ysy. give BramleitC. Unioa can
ditatc f,r Gov. 5l.ou0 ma ioritv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

Chaplain Lincoln. % The ga Maine. +.
siowry recovering through still REGARDED
IN q critical condition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

Gov. iierTout j. Organizing a state
government iar Virginia Aicxandria has
been selected a. thc capital.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

paper maker IN Masssci,o.eus IA.
heen bound over FOR trial. on the eh,-v.
Of manufacturing paper for ConfcsIersf.
no'es. his defense va thar be tbou-ht b.
"a % BE used Cor coanferssitinr Mn.
thousand sheets ucrc ssnt 4. on, n,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

CRY. HoWsEp We tl.ak tberc 10 ra
1'o't but tlat CO. people 81 tbc Count,
Tho rfteal Do Ma. Meeting at 81. Paris.
nesi I1e'dh'. viIi have &C. pleasure 81 DE-
',nfng o. ga. Gen ilova-I If~iH fe a
treat Co.. can 30. ala-i o. Jose. Ietiie-c
Del a erlal rai.t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28
Your ruly

Sou'h Paris. July =. is65. - - =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

The Meeting Ill D. alJrc.scd by
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time, reduce the quantity in proportion:
Apply in Virginia City to LOUISFEUSlER.
Gold Hill to DENNY BROS
October 26, 1868.
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Hard Nut Gold and Silver Mining

Company-Notiee is hereby given that a general
panv Will be held on FRIDAY, the 4th day Of
December next at O'Clock p. NJ, at the office OF
A Lukin new brick building. two doors
below the Gold Hill Hotel, East Main street, Gold
Hill. full attendance is requested as business
of importance is to be transacted.
At the request of a majority of Shareholders;
Gold Hill Nov. 18th, 1863 no2l I'd
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Caution to the Public!

THERE IS IN THE MARKET, AND HAS
j been offered and sold ut the Stock Board in
Virginia, mining stock pnrpOrting to be that Of
the Cropsus Gold and Silver Mining Company.
The stock so offered is bogus and worthless. The
stock of the Crosus Gold and Silver Mining Co.,
of Gold Hill District, is all signed by VIM. AIRING
ton as President, and by either Fl. II. Flagg or j.
Pfoutz as Secretary. This is to caution buyers
of Cr9srs stock that all stock otherwise signed is
spurious.
Gold Hill Nov. 90. 1863 no20 I'm
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p,r,o,.r, District Oct %. 1863. nol4 I'm.
col.l.n mnrn Gold nnd silver Min-

ing Company, Gold Hill Distriet-Offiee Ameri-
can Flat Hotel, Americana lat, \. I.-At meet-
inr of the Trustees held on the NINTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1863 IN assessment of one dollar
per share was duly levied on each share OF the
above company, payable Immediately to ihe Sec
retary. Back assessments must be paid at once,
or the stock will be advertised and sold according
TO law. WM HUNT. Seey u. H. 20.
Amprico, Flat Nov o 1S63 nol0-lm*
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To Mill Men.

II of TYPE METAL, at so cts. per lb
This metal, by the addition of small guam.
tity of block tin, is as serviceable for flour
mailing in mills as Rabbits metal, for which
is charged one dollar per pound. Apply a
his office. locl7 tdl
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Crit ,nda en- Gold and Silver Mining

ComPany-Notiee.-Ata meeting of the Trus-
tees of the Crittenden Gold and Silver Mining
Company, October 18th, 1863, an assessment Of
fifty (5O) cents per share was duly levied, paya-
ble within ten days. in gold and silver coin of the
United States. to the Secretary, at his Office in
Como; and the shareholders are, hereby notified
TO come forward, pay their assessments, and re-
ceive their stock, and thereby save further ex-
pense in advertising BY order Of the Board of
TrnSteeS j. 5. CROSAAN, Secy.
Como, Nov. 18th, 1859 nos In
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u.,,.,;,,ord Freurk q

HeRsmiugf0yd Frenck Canadian
Gold and Silver Mining Company-Notice.--A
meeting of the stockholders of the above company
will be held on SATURDAY, December 3:h, 1868
at o'clock, p NJ, at the office OF the company
An stockholders are respectfully requested to at
tend the meeting.
Bv order of the Board of Trustees.
nolg IDS V. LEMERY, See'y pro tenn.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADyERTS

NOTICE.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION on
w the first day of January, 1864, the Brick
and Stone Building in Gold Hill, lately occupied
by Wells, Fargo & Co. Tcrnls-easy For par.
tictIlars inquire of f. and d. Wdrott, Union
Scales.
Gold Hill, Not. 18th, 1863. nols If