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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-27
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-27

When the rebel steamer Calypso was
captured by the United Steamer Florida,
while on her way from Nassau to a port
in North Carolina, rebel mailbag was
found on board, from which the follow
ing curious letters were taken:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-27

co LET THOSE VINO HAVE DoUBEo TIE
virtues Of BULBS CodrOn Bitters, If any
such there be- rca3 The ollowng certificate from gen
tlemen well known 10 this community, aud doubt no
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-27

Special from Washington to the Post
says neither alarm nor excitement ex-
lists, there are no rebels on the upper
PatOmac this side of Harper Ferry every
thing going on satisfactory to the Gov
eminent
, 1863-10-21


The correspondent Of the Christian 1;ate{zi-
gencer, the organ Of the Reformed Dutch
Church, Writing from Beaufort, s. O., gives
the following account Of the freedmen in that
vicinity. That paper, though firmly support
ing the war, has been the farthest possible
from holding any favorable opinions Of the
negro. Probably it may modify its views nj.
ter reading the letter Of its very intelligent and
able correspondent, especially as they accord
20 perfectly with facts that arc becoming pa
tent to all men. They will command the as-
cent Of the entire country long before this
most wicked rebellion is finally crushcd ont
The Rev. correspondent says:
The number Is at present about eighteen
thousand men, women, and children, and IL
cont constantly ;!y,d iecffaf5g; by come It i 1a:ea
the plantations to eee what is their actual
conditicu. In Ill the carly portion Of my
ministerial life hare had much to do Ti!h
slayes, ard haye had considerable reid ecce
among them; but I never fell among any
quite so jgnorant and degraded as those Of
ahoye these in Intelligence. It seems to haze
been the policy Of the lords Of these Isles to
keep their negroes IN. the most abject condI-
ton possible. All the mixed b!oods were
sold of at an early nge, and those remaining
are TIE b!ackest people you ever saw. They
1ar as color Is Concerned.
Thess eighteen thousand are Tree Many
Of the men ste enlisted in colored regiments,
and arc doing duty as soldiers On this Island,
You win ask-What Kind of soldiers do
they make? Twill gire Jon my opinion;
and having been myeelf soldier in the war
Of 1872, ard having seen much Of military
life within the last lwo yeare,1 claim to kno "
Eomething about the soldier. have nit
rested the drill Of the famous Seventh and
other New York regiments; I have seen
an free to lay that the drill Of the negro reg
imenta compares fayorab1y with that Of any
Of these.
In drill of division on Norris Island, the
other day, the Commander, AFTER all was over,
approached the Colonel of one of the negro
60 fine q body Of men. He pronounced Il
the best regiment on the ground This reg
iment I need not name; suffice it to say, the
Colonel in command stands In high faVor as
thorough officer, and am free to eay tia!
he is proud cf his men.
as soldier. deemed him coward1y; I
thought him an Initiative animal, mostly de-
void OF manhood; but hare changed my
opinion hare teen eight regiments made
up Of representative Sambos, and finer SOL
dters I have not Bee1. From slaves aud
chatte1s they are transformed to men, aud in
spired, every one; with the true spirit Of the
soldier. Born to obey, they win obey now
with alacrity and delight; and these men,
once slaves, will be men. You c1n haye no
idea, without you witness It for yourself, OF
the great change which has come over then.
Nothing could elevate these black men faster
than their training as soldiers. 1t IS the very
thing to fit them Tor freedom.
, 1863-10-21
The Working GirIBs Strike.

Quite an exciting scene occurred day or
two since In store on the east eide Ct the
city. On entering the workrcom, the fore
man was astounded: There stood three hun
a afed g 9% nns sn e tts Yesss a.
after his first a.ton,shment was over. "go to
your Work." A chorus of voices, from the
light soprano Of a child to the contraltn OF the
WOMAN, rang thunderingly I'VE ehan't," and
one handsome and smart young lady said that
mand twenty eight cents perhundTed springs,
instead Of twenty four cents as heretofore
He refueed, and the girls made regular sks-
dadtlle for their c1oaks and bonnets. Seeing
this, he compromised the matter by off:ring
tweny-six cents, which, On consultation they
agreed to accept. This spiri ed example, It
Is 9nderstood, Till soon be follo oned by
reporters yesterday had Conversation with
one Of these poor creatures, who works at
thlrtrmaklng. She says the highest price
given where she worked, is ca - cents per
dczeu, "and,h said che, sunless / simply
baete them Up, cannot make more than si1
per day. Only fancy poor young woman
to Fay her board In the lowest house in the
city. No wonder some Of them come to
shame and SORROW, working for a pittauce
that will not procure them toad,. much less
clo1hipg. Now, zee the contrast. The low
est price Of shirt Is 81 so, the Ingredients
being as follows:
Three yards Of muslin. cents.
One khift-boeom. say. Is
Thread and needles les..-....................G
irnnirg .---..-.-..........-...' "
Making. ......-.......-....-.-..o
Tota4... .......-......-........-..-. .o3 y"
Leaving pct profit to the yender ol 81
cents, and the above estimate Is rather over
than under the matk.-N Y, Sun.
, 1863-10-21

EfHEs1 NhctA unfiT1lled success ID tbs treAt-
ea Ch1onie. Aercut1&l. slood and otse1 dassaea
THAT REQUIRE sEi1LrUL TREATMENT,
Haa Permanently located ttnse,E 1t s6 Ran1o1phEt.
ChlsAko. DF. Janos IL rccoesmenGsd II r.e medical
ascaly. aud the Aloost entire press Of tic South.
Thousands Of unfortunate b:ess Dr. JAMES, who.
but for him. would be l.tnx isefable exlstanca
Theenvlsb'e reputation Dr.. James spjoys tra n tas
Lakes to tho Gull tho 1esu1t d ye41a Of study and
UbxFsAtto0.
Dr.. Jamrs uses no Mercury. 1odld. POTASH Arsenic
or sa'esra:a. In 3hstreatment ofbloot diseaae bit
9 aeutsalizeT, Which Is pos,nse cure
Organic Weakness cured by I new and tnfaI1lble
3nefhcd. saving both time and exresse
ofles and parsors 1t &c Ra1doph srect, fGpstsrs.)
Once lGn.8 from 4. H. uutll 2. Il.
COMPILATIONS 1Ny1OLABLE.
, 1863-10-21

Containing pessly 500 kea. and Is? ms Hat.s .ad
EpErAvlrE4 Of tic AnstoMy Of tbs ae1uH 0rE kns II
state II Health AID Dec&se, VIII Treaties oa se5.
Allure, it, D. p.orable copaeQuencas upon tho Mind
ply ratcchl ard .ucct.sul snrde Of curr. u sho IN
hy tho report Of ca~s 1eated- t1nt.fel sdy1ter to
ente'sa!r doubs q tbe.t ph1s.ca, cord toy: sent
re Of postage to n &cQreh6 receipt OF IS cantA
n ffamre o. por al currency by aodrt eanz d.. La
[KtllX No. 81 Nateeo L21e, albany. n. 7.
, 1863-10-21
4pRl1sl Il us1ffs.
DLEWILD.-Mrs Willis pro

DLEWlLD.-Mrs Willis pro
posoa te.ecxtvsintoh her hclas lass1xLtfTLH ethLs.
oetEeea the are Of md Is, She Etaaes 70 eaaca'e
Ren wah her own aatEhte.s-
1AR- WILLIS hat rn6srcd = cowpesans Eeseosf 70
17east her. and 1rtetds thAt the soA %
thorough aok lbtrat 6hu dra1res 10
development cf1ncivIduAl gifts AID 10 rAxe earnest
md Intelligent wcmen. 6he VIZ R!s" sne M cAe
and attention to their phy1ical wellbx1px and moral
cnltu.e vb!ce the c1tsrds TO her own children. 1he
stpas1on Of Idsw1d healthful. and III lmlu aoord
m admisah.e rlsy ground
Circumstances will preveus Nts. Wf11il from feeeay.
fuc her prp1la this se<f urui the "a Noyember.
Cncuiass may oe obtained BY add: :ssxns Alzs VII
EllE, At tdlcne1d. Moodpa Grange Coulty NY
acx I37 cod tn01 n WI I'm
, 1863-10-21

MANUAL OF DEVOTION NF0RDoMEsT1c AND
PRIVATE U6E-By GEORGE UrFoLD. D. D.,
Bishop Of fndiana-Sew York, D. Appleton i
d Co; Chicago, S. c. G,isgs & Co,
lousehold, and for private retirement, this
little manual will be Found or. great value. 1t
is applicable for all conditions Of the mind !;
tor Joy, as we'll as for sorrow.
, 1863-10-21

w ESTEEM LAND AGENCY
.,,3.s ta9as .,a bought sold o. conu.sl:a a.
9ao1i s'essa, zAeaaSa lstn 70 seecsias 4zrs
a 3oune{s H.ada il Lac snrink md III VI. -
f1aus oon1tts for thAt purpu4a emnheI. ~ @ ~ II
describing lAndA tofsa Anu rim .En.:rH
fve Of sent on app.ieAI3a. GsrittSt,s a. ~.
its s.;s5 ~ ,syS:I:
Eata:S ee1eaily, {u,ads 81 ~ .1pe.1eces1@ ere3;
!pe1snIe ~ q. bsyosd ~ 9isSs ns;ns:
Tor 1 5t4eonahle comu1xso1. AID eroy teiuEu,4 toS
chsArfu1ly furnished P2rties Eav1HE lends Tor haa
= txss Y pay. had botter send ne II; a
omcs, " Randolph street. and 20. BOZ -: ta,.
, 1863-10-21

PHILADELPHIA 70 NEW Yo21
s1c1eu for sxle % Bostot oJ boat or r4l. Boat r
ken good On any Of The so1nd uaaE. Fare to III 5pZ
. low q any ronts.
Sleeping Can o. nig.+ tsa,ns 70 Ph,lade1pels. e
eazfsSs checked throuxa Ind ssnaezrsd nes,
3 & q g Fl II T.
~ Till Eonte r1atGhta Of MI descstpr1oaa oSr n y
tRAfiee to Ecd nolG Philadelphia, New TUrk Eosf4s
Il Ohio, Kentucky. 1cdians. 1nao!f. Wsconfo. I51.
oT Missouri ~ EAH3oAn D1kECT.
The Fenu1ylEants (enua. Railroad al1o conaees
s:ttsnnrEh With etea7aera By which Goods esa b K
lucky, TeDuesase> CuEbe-ik1d hNGoa, EI.sis:-.
wisconsin. Missouri. Ktreaa EkanBaa Aad BED ETt.
saa at Cleveland, fAatntfy enG Chicago nth st1e .
= TO ~ Ioru o. tne North Western LaEe4.
tSs r. sHD; e as ths .s
eaE R1f25 X ~ to sra on .a>
tbs West BY the Pf1alg.vsc!a Central Railroad 4.
* AL 114It - HAvoHAr1s A. ARa oHAxazp HX o;
n RA1LEoAp CoEE3HIEs.
De psrt'cola= md mark packages VIA eE27
sor fTeigat Contracts o. shipping Directions. t7,-
70 Of address either Of the following Agent Of :
81 5T1WAET, 11eaght agent, F1ttspu7Ea.
CLARK CO., 1r11A!er A9eoH. Plttahut11
IKHnKS IhKH9nMMS 81 c1astaoat %:5foan 11;,,. 1a1o
wv AIE4lT 8 co, E7sas7tns Sc
GlAKEE& SEI G9. cnie.go nl1sa.
IeNKELY . HoNTGOKEkY Mayesv11s.a7
~ H. l. 3. l. LANGLEY, AtH!pnE8 Gaic.
H.B. fEKEE. L CO.. xgnetytue. 0rto.
E.H. 9upS0N, p0N, R'2lsy. Oh!o.
4auth and Wfnt
, 1863-10-21

GzzAz xKT!iUsEFuL and VALUABL
DISCOVERY
H1LTON's
lksoluBLE CEMENT !
Applicable TO the u o9 more eeneEa. practical
N1EeUl Art&. tuuiHJ !n4h any 1nFe1ti0t now
thofoaeh5y tested tul,pE II the is! III
Two yea1s 6y p:4stMe,A p &c 7 ma. Ed
Superior to any
Adteave Preparation knovn-
Aae" ~ H1lton's Insoluble Cement
:s 3; aaaS ss'eF fas s e assss &
.. COMPUTATION sPq.2o 81 e SassSs SssssSs
CORRUPT o. emit sG1 Offensive
tnsn.
poc4 md sno. BOOT & SHOE
ss41.s1ssb Sns a. blaa aft14 s4{ass M.saiasz sasss
Sesksx1Ihoat delay. i not aztec
JEWELLERS
tnr thelf use. Al tss been proved.
It i. especially adapted
to Leather
And We C1tim ~ Ar especial
E2A0e4- merit. that 1t sticks Patches and
Iin1rgB 70 Boots and Shoee spf8.
tclanuS strong without stitching.
IT'S TEE ONLY
sL1quia- LIQUID CEMENT
|Eztant, that Is { sura thing tot
mendtIg
lFURHITURE
EEOCkEKY,
TOYS.
TVQRY,
And art1clas Of Household usa.
Remember. REnIENIBER
fHiltou's Iusoluhle Cement
la In LIQUID form aid a eaeIly
applied ~ pasta
H1lton,s InsoIuble Cement
1tnsolublei IN xate1 or Oh.
Hi1ton'a 1nsoluble Cement
Adhcrea oily substances.
Supplied IN Family or Manu-
nkctufe.s' PAckageE {fom 2opncek
to 100 pourda-
x,au HILTON BROS. CO.,
PEopHero7s.
PROVIDENCE. .RL
Fold By LORD 4 9NITH, Wholesale Drneg1st.2s
Lake street. Chicago. ILL., General Western Agents II
Whoza all orda1s may be addressed 1ela g6a1yw AZ
, 1863-10-21
OFFICE OF DEPOT QUAR-

~ TEREA8rER CHICAGO. H.. Oct u 1851
6eaitd P;oros4,s Will ba received 81 this ece notfl
FTIDAY. ne 2sd Inst ~ II n for aapo 1!og Wool
and Col 70 Onlcts stationed n Chczgo Ecsp[:a's At
lh!e3so. Ocss In the ctty Troops At Ca.-p fouEta1
in the vicinity OF Chicago, for the psotlod Of aE
Gcnt.s frem aad al1e1 tie tra: day ot Eovanbes
naxL
The wced to n1 Of tne bt.t Q,al.ts Of sp1: beech.
K1pIe c1 9!ckosy Dc!tv1ed, 7l.et a1a taapected e
.ucn place the occet directing Tho as1tfe'y saao
lie ccA to be Of the n,s. qeat!sy et J11iacs Coa.
f7ee f:c1u tiE., ns Go ard dotrate a. eues sens
ard IN 9uch quantities - ElAy b6 Felu1ea 1n"lect III
II eaees 20 l.B7ecsloa. .s-~aa-. -.f+@., -...
a1toe SrnWo kud yesooe Ilb1e persons oblE1t-
tx tSeanei1ts cate. iato bsnds .ssa "a proponR
nIGde:s ruat be- ?.esa.t a1d a@Eatfy 1e:- 1ccspt.
arce Il ths rime of opening tho prcpes&s CT taa1S
oTs Or Tore nius oGa ssme parties viii irauro taa
r&fe crion Of Al such nCa, y,
Pawn ents viii Do E2de Eorthy upon p.exa7tattaa
of ctrtac&sd sc.o paated by tbs seceaDS
or she of.cef rectivl" .ha f4e1.
An inforr ii bids u:lI be rn!eesad-
E'yCpctal4 to be enclosed II eaHled enve'op4 Aa1
dEecttd 10 tue un1e1nxsed !. POTTER,
CAPT and A. Il. q, s. Army. Chicago. H.
f$~tAv
, 1863-10-21

1863. TIKI 1853.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL Z. ,


ie cteer 70 Keep paco With tie demands at til IA
* Public the ulanaEeta Of this popular ronta 22s
Rdded ztAay tmprpTnI= during tie year lSd3 H1
With III conneetions It Will be found In IN resret
FlBzT GLAZE lsOUEE 70 nil thH E1E.e-a clt1e2 =?
nt1k II Etoua tsnkstel- aad entirely fsaa tQEt ~
, 1863-10-21

Leaving q pct profit to the yender ol 81
cents, and the above estimate is rather over
than under the matk.-N Y, Sun.
, 1863-10-21
Dusi,tfss Qqr1s,
a scUTE K1NRcg STREET..

NJ OTTO .-Madams AndraWr,
~ Clais7py1rt. fro1n Bosso1. Na:s-. can b saz-
Fultnf Af
, 1863-10-21

PROVIDENCE, R,I
Kold By LORD & 8NITH Wholesale Drnrg1stssM
Lake street. Chicago, ILL., General Western Agents to
, 1863-10-21

1seHSp{1nt Examinations. cue dollET. ehe also teM
taT ~, fEe.ent nd FutuEc. IeRms@ c9at9 Aonf1
, 1863-10-21

HOLLOWAI'S PILLS. Much
IL Trult in a small conp-se. DiBANGExEsr Or
THE 6ErnACu AND 6owkLs. rev poUrle A1a CONVEX.
SAINT With in , CD The cod IL e1teo or
shat The tlocohch with tna 1910 JUICES the tHCfe
{os Of tie liver ane lie lc.:ta Of tLt lungs
chi~f for convtr nr zoe ,ooa we ~ tAEo ood
be1ce The Ereat 4ss u. ecfv1tE toe 9toEtcd
IN . souEd and 1tA]thv e1rdaon. EotH1uK hes
yet bean discovered orn efre'uL fof thie tos HAl
ach LIVER bowels emo ejaculation In tious ctsordet*
1pu EektioE, Co8i1yehEsb. ADO Ill CouftQ a6nt cor
plainte hcAd&che p1 u 1:y tlc,o Il no rEnd
cine In ntc which tLsuIes tuch ccrt1 hDe beneacsa
rfAnIts oCaAo5GtE
, 1863-10-21

It rtTvs tcs every bse from the fout - the tn with
the tit re Yeq4 red. AID &C ohy ibets the hair with
sbe Rlimcnt which reQE1site tn promote It's growth
its luss.l 1ts peym1. etct = q tn o:Huty
Annu :Actused by j. -EhISTAuot0. 6 Astor Houte,
Ee9 Icrk Eo!a everywhere. and 4pp.ted By all
AR&r n1essert. .
Fio@. Il tlbo, Aaa s. per box. according to slza.
, 1863-10-21
Plus T1EE NINTH AND HIS
FRENCH PHYSICIAN.

Health OF Els Holiness Endangered
By an Ulcer on his Lex-Hoyv a
French Infidel Cured Him and the
Cardinals Proclaimed n Miracle.
, 1863-10-21
Every Horse Owner

should hare this reneaJ It hand. 70: IL timely u1a et
he nfst appearances Of Laneaess viii e1eGtukly Pro
:iube. ard Ehlca reEder 70 mary otherwise 7sushl<
horses nearly worthless. 80,
Over four hurdre1 voluntary testimonials to The
Eo1derf1l cnratlys rroretaee 81 tnls LniEent aays
hen nom persons In tho h!ghest ESnks Of La.
, 1863-10-21

REEN AND PURPLE HAIR
are Often tie resu1ta Of applying the ordinary
dyes. Inc only thfe ar1.c Ehirh invariably pro-
daceA any lhAda ct c:lor teaiI ed Dom due amber
f7yrr tbe MI IA
, 1863-10-21

BOOT & SHOE
MknnfaetnreRH, nEnz Machines.
yin md Il the bent article known
jtur CeMen1ng the Channels. u II
(En1k7~t1hont delay. il not aztec
led bT kNy change ot temperature
, 1863-10-21
|VGEFUL and VALUABL
DISCOVERY
H1LT<bNsB
tkSOlUBLE CEMENT

II o1 more general practical
utility than any Invention now
before tho public. It has bean
Thoroughly tested du1,ng the last
Two years BY practical MeQ. ED
pronounced By al to ba
, 1863-10-21
HIitoh,g Insol1hio Cement

Is q nsw thing, and tEA fe4clt OF
feArs Of study III combination 3e
IN EIKxTu q PEIHoHZEA. aud
1tndeSn0 c1rEumItA1cf8 CT charge
/ of Temperature. viii It escoms
corrupt or eEit ECJ ofn1Nye
xrNA11
, 1863-10-21
MEDICAL staff OF TUE ARMY


dss oeen onee'e1 " @Ao 31p'Ss' o11 'A0
Of HosT1I1E3s B1rTERs congratulate the troops now
In s1ms for the UpIoa on tho probability that the
,..-,,.u,, <,ox--..u a. ,,..o..
3ADohiAA~D s 81.
used Is nedlcl1es 0g 1ne army WILL soon Do
superseded by the pusest and best Tonic. Aterat7e
and 1nrigorant that has eyer been preaented the
rscr,+v IN .h,a o- any otber eonntrv eIoca the
eomneneeo u 9o
taye been forwarded from time to tins to hsld and
uneofBce1s both in the Western and Eastern azmIes
..,.on., ,.. s,a ,.,..-. .-n,, .o-,. =,
'oA N4e" wv 1 Avs. oe-4o o4
taa eost emnea' nln1af5 0n II tno sef'7ee attest
the extraordinary virtues Of the Bttte,s ueaus Of
sustaining strength and promoting health In the dss
.,h,.s.,,, ~. s~no.,,xa .ra o1so q. ..,a e,,,,.nt
tof INC Tounoeo' AZ F'a'ato c'a1zeo'' nAnS os sae
officers Of So1uatsesa had proved the hygesaa proper
ties Of the article md therefore, wisely zeeo.:d to It
"A protective and a remedy Bhers their health Il
a.oe,o-,v IN ore..er ccr, than Il -yon,a ne IN ct,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES. wh~rrs.
y Theodore J. Hove. then 81 " st-rt,rl g.
th~ taunty q ONior4. 81 his DECD of trart ssrs
dated tictotrr ,. i~S-. sd of,lel On m o. 81 ID
trfd ~ est-fn Re- -trN. bs-sk =. pagr 42f. roa
ve,efi o. one n.ur~i Brsvn q Wstrrfsrf CERTAIN
reel e-tst~ 90 Lowell. in sasl C.,snfg 81 Oxfsrf
ani hirh real estate - lorr psrtirtiirif s-cril-
- la s.ia nsftgse. dc-d r~cof.i~f. o. secure che
pasua~nt 81 e-rtasa urt~ saunet iu s'id lortsage
sod - hrr~as th- ssti bsnf-i Brasn. On The 6r-t
dss a April. i-S3. gnri anl transferred said
uoft-sgc drct and npte -~currd O. NJ. the -ub-
scrih-r. I'd watertsrd. hercb, give pah.sc nstice
tat ihe condition. 90 sstI ulsrtgs afe troL "a
sH1 thst ctain 90 fplecir-c che sane aocortlug
o. che pruNi-tsas 90 III stsiur- iu srh ca--s ru,
ani pfosidrd- W ~. kNEELAND.
S~cdea. JuiY II. is63-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28
NORWAY LIBERAL INSTITUTE.

NORWAY VILLAGE. M.
THE FAtI. TERN wiu commence On TUEs-
nsY. SsFr. So. is63. 4ud ossutsua- ek-veu
sc~k =. ust.er thr care q
q. D. LEONARD. 4. NJ. PriacipsL
Ms J. y LrassEn. Te4cb.r II Dra~iaz
Me- ~ o.. DESIsoS, Teacher of Nu-sr.
with ss-h ether assistance .. the school r-auirr..
EoaRn 60 seatirn-u. a. 500. G.r Ladies.
a. l.s5 per ~eek. Nod an iighf- iac iB.ied.
Room can L. obttincd o., th...e ~i.hinr %
L-aard th~u-elves
TUtrIeS- Common Engiish. - 90. High~r
8 Crnis - ~eek.
FOr particulars address the Priacipai. Norway.
Mao.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

oNFoHD ss--At Cart a. Probate hslT -
farf-. ~i-hia tnd g. th- Cssnfv of Oxt.ri On
the taifd pesi-s ~ - eani-rf a. u ISIS
m IN p-trtsa a. EIIZ,BF ru A STINCT-
" filLp. sidas ~ Nh n. Stiaeh sid l.t-
- fsfi- m -a't Cornts. tscrts-d. psastaz fsr "a
ail.sarc- go ef The psrsoaai estate 81 hes late
hu-isnl-
ofdsr-t. That he ssid p~iiiiou~r give no'ic~ TO
AT" i'ef-,'fs tuirrrst,i ~ csusing cps % this
ortrr O. IT, pai,ish-f .hr~~ 49, ss,-rr--ixei, a.,
lhr pNhsrd u-unsrrst. nrsspap-r printed ~
isfts. tast t-~Y may apf-sr ~ Probate Coart
o. T. hrt "a faris. ~ ssil eaaafs. on th~ thisi
lucsdss 81 80 uai-r asNt. at tea o'eL.ct the
',reauoa. AL shes cause 81 ans thes h.v~.uhv
the ssule shonid aof o. rr4ufs.i
D. ". WOODBURY.. Jslge.
~ ruc cory-atte-f. :. Noaus. R~gi-tsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

THE OWNER. wi-hirs 90 Group, b.. l.rm b.
Il cttri 30 " I-crnsia. - 90 sell The one D. 500
te-tte- upan in Sr-eu~obd st grr.t hsrsiis.
~ai tsfl c.lifstlt- 10 scr~s - scrrs = o. cuf.
iru-n p o. - ton- 81 prilne quaiy q hsr. Th~rr
a-e 80 Fcr~- 20 ssiasie va-l uIs The SAM NH
81 hfev mil- 81 the rtiiroai lsnding. ~hich ~iu
nfnfl, qas 20 The tinting Sc ne fsfa. o. con
taiHs si-o valtblc orch srd of chose irsit tr.~s
AIT si-o large -lrgsr orchard suh -~retal lssia.
sprtugs ant bruok- - ~ster. n ~ an extra
lssiur~ &C. she~p sad the gre~in. cr,p- np~ up
Ga che farm stu safety any one 81 the excl uce ID
he iand. The tafiiin-- are ar~ sni the Farm b.
mostly ruc osrl oh g.-s.i sfonr val 4 part q
the ffrrhf 'an rernatn ulun ulnrigtg~. snf -uch
terms are onrrrsi fhat tns p~r-sa wi-Aing = nrl-n
ier orr farm. Sithiu , miics of Norssy Va
lsxe. caa D. accommodated Nth unrsuali, lBss
aui sdvaafageoss terms. fa4uire 81 ISAAC a.
~ kltpNS uTlon the preui-cs, 90 MN. 2
Gp1DNOW Nsr~sy Niihge.
Jrne -. t-61-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28
Dixfeldivillage High School.

THE FALL TERM al e..nn-.c~ On TUES
DAY >~t't- IL. AT coatfuse cievcn ~oeks.
NJ. HOWARD. Psiaeipai.
Mo- CL,HAN. woobuuEr. A.a-,aat.
Me- LorriE q. Hat. Teacher q Ns.ic.
q Nosu1ai Class ~iH - fsraa-.f q. N. con-
-nc-us-at ~ the term. fer che icue6t oCfho.~ d.
-iEnfnz o. t~srh. uni~r fh- care % fhe Prts~insl
- graduate a III Mas-srhus~tts Norus.l S~ho-I
"a br igeSstef- E-Isecisf psia- MI h. ta-ea -
qpniig The tn-ui,-r- q this ettss O. d,seh.rr.
thrir fuiie- tsithlai'v tes~hsrs. SLiHpn a.
qnsr'ng ssd sAfh o. isnpsrting kso~ icdgs. Nil b.
e Distinctive t-aturr 81 the ceur-e.
L~ciur~s ~'h b. gives darin- ne tern.
\ Teachers Assnc l.tisa va D. g. ae.i e. the
pufPsse a. disru-sirg topics uron the TEEoRE
snl fsscrIcE n Tearhin-.
he -rhroi . 40 isrrnishei 18th a p-runa.-at
h-larf "f I~rchers. The i.rsnrhes tss.ht ~,u -
80 sfranged that sfuaenfs ctu F.1rsre = s.sernati-
eaf1f-e. 81 thrs sho-tid d~sire o.. ~rh.slsr. uaser
sr-srn iesrs q az siu h. received iats th-
-rh-si Asr 200 ~ terra The -chosl - f,irni-h-
~ ~u- 's~ugrsphlcai Ouiiiae Map. GLAs- .na
Ihs-tol'greai thsfts- >isient- 90 6ad u pso6t-
aiIsc O. D. pre--si The ffst iss ofth- term Cod
hpasa 60 L. obi-ia-i o. she village trosa - p
90 clio ~ s~sk. Wood add .lshf. iar -
Rs-ota- - oisaia.d Sc iho-- - i.hs-s ~ b..,s
th~a-eises- The Te.sch-r-. ~ devoisus their
tone AL cnergy to the Interests ~ th~ hi 49,
90 secure she good MI and the highest us~.t.i
ant uasrsl isuproEeunenf of eisch faspfi.
itt-toS- tomulan Eaglish. $50: Utah~r
kng's-h $50; Language. S4OO. Nsstc - 90
NJ crducttou msde &C. abrencr 81 t~s w~ek l.
For infthcr particulars adde's the Principal. a
Dis frtt
DtxFtFGD gUxE .. l-sg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28

80. eifiin ani 80 en- Corlsfv II oxf.rs IN ~.
th'Fa F'----t-T 20 A----s 4. n. isss
IN the p-fiiisss 90 ELLIS BETH u ~TTaRNS
" ~idg~ ~ >tephrn Scans i.te a Lowell -
So copnif oeoea--d, pratiaz a. =il--=s. ,.si
81 ~ Iersousi estate ~ her tat- ha.h.ad.
prier~.i. thsf a. -ati p-titsaasr risr nstior -
~ f-r-ons tnfere-fei. ~ csssiag cs.fss - this
Order % T. p,i,iish-f fhr-- ~eeks surrs - -. IN
ths o~turi On -rfat prlstrd 81 Pans chat th~s
"i-y spFess 10 e Probate Co.st o. - hid ~ Pa
- ia 49, tsrnts. the fhfd Tursisr q ~~,stsr
neSt 81 tea o'cAsck a an ffenpsa sd shr e.a...
q say they have. nay tn $40 shssa Mt H.
graafei.
E-W. WOODBURY. Jaar~.
tfur eoi's ATTEST J. :. Hoass. R~gt-t.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-28
UNION MEETINGS.

The friend~ 81 tn mon vii hold meet
ing az the times and places Indicated bv thu
following Int ~ appointments. % VT
DfNFiup. THURSDAY. Auc. 27.IP.M.
Gov. washbarn. and Lewis Barker. E.l.
BrHT1. Aur. sS.2P.M.
Gov. Wa.hhurn. Lows Barker. E.q Hon
T.. " Wo,-iiury.
WATERFORD Fisr. Aug -. 2P.M.
L'uis Barker. FL. Capt Enooh Knight.
\. u. Walker. ~.
FEYFurEo. Aus. 3i. sP.M
Lew. Barker. Esl.. S,l,anus Cobb. jun.
Hon. p. ". Woodbury.
Io,Er'- Nuns. Au-. 3i.sP Pm.
J. I. Gilman. 81. Hon. John j Perry.
BrcarrELn. >,Fs. >. = 7. VI.
Hon. J. I Gilman. Hon. John J. Perry.
ll,ErroHp lows IIovsr. Eve. Scr,. 2. =.
John I. Gilman. E.I.. John ! Perry.
CANroN Nuns. sept. SPIN.
Hon. !. I. Gilman. Hon. John J Perry.
PrHt MrrrrNo Horsr. sept. 4.1P.M.
Hon. John 7 Gilman. Hon. John J. Perry.
RUNroEp Cr~rrr. sept &. so'clock. PM.
Hon j + Gilman. Hon John Perry.
H,NovEH. Glove Sehool Ho,lsc.) Sept.m-
Ter g.. = o'clo,k. 4 VI
Hon. John I. Gilman. Hon. JohnI Perry.
ANroyTE CoHNEE. SePi. :. I'm
CO. ". ". Nir-in. IIou. F. g.. Harlow.
II. ". PARK. III.
Nr,r BErHEI. Sep,. :. IP.M.
Hon John ! Perry. Hoo. T.. "a. Hlriow.
Col w. W NInat~ AMI SYtv,Nr-
- Cons. In. 81.