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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

MILRoY's Loss MUCH MORE THAN NE
poRrEp.-The following should have
come Wednesday by telegraph, but was
no, cent. 1t gives different account OF
Miroy's exploits from what that Gene
raj published
The details Of the battle at Wlnchcs-
ter show that Milroy had 1000 men.
The sth Connecticut and 9Th Marylan d
were captured almost entire. The form
er was over 300 strong, OF whom thirty
three are al il can now muster. We lost
three full batteries Of field artillery, all
the seige guns on the star fort and the
main fort, 5000 musket., 900 wagons,
o,c. OF The 900 engaged, 1900 have
reached Msrylan Heights. and proba
Div 500 or 400 escaped to Hancock and
Cumberland. Maryland. Since the
dates containing the foregoing, seven
teen more OF Mlroy's command arrived
a. Bloody Ban, Pa, and to-day We hear
OF the safety of 400 more
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
JAMES m. DALZELL,
JACOB LITZEN.

DRACTICAL DYER. PARTICULAR At
I tention paid to dyeing Cloths, Silks, Vslvsts,
or Garments Of any kind-to give any color de-
sired. Third street, two doors west Of Iowa
north side. [myl5 dly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29
Ths unioa Cub afNa.hrills.


This club. Which numbers five hundrcd
and seventh thrve uivmbers. adopted an
animousl,. a. a meeting bid on the 2lst
instant. d" DrclarAiion Of PRINCIPLES. IN
vhich the organiEaiion q UnioI Cabs or
Leagues thrOuglous 1=unesscs !. urged
While Cor themselves an ulernb.rs ssy
We are Cor a Nigorous Prosccution q
ths ~sr. until tbe r-oel. throw do~u their
arms ~ithout conditions. ard for dcpriving
she rebel master Of his slave. and every
other sPeciss 81 property. a. one Of The
messa-ys q punishrncnt q Is treason
The foaouIag proposition seems 90 as e.
ccllent;
. We ~ for depriVing disioyal ciiireus
and scdiiioas ofhcs seekers Il the northern
STATES 81 All tcuptation O. bii for southern
votes. BY establishing the policy. once for
al. that no ono nov IN arsns against the
gosernasent or IN any ~ay IN the int rcst %
the rebellion. and especially no dislo, al
slavebol Ter. shall ever sharc In ruling the
desiinies q this nation a. the ballot box
until A. least a. much tine has elapsed a. y
rvquir-d Of unbiased and unprviudicvd
Foreigners before exercising thc sane
franchise. CT Lntil Il shall have become
evident that IN their family and s5ciAi cirriss
feelings % patriotism have suPPlAn,sd those
o. treason
They urgc that every Involvement shoald
be belj oct 90 lead q" lovers q frvedorn
from ever, laud~ to settle IN Tennessee /.
and the adlrvss conCiudcs thus.
We 40 most soiennly afhrn. a. the
result @; or lie-long Aogualntanc,,. aud az
our intimate familiarity nth al -
workings. that the Institution - SLAYER,
tc-.ds o. dlshonor iaho- and smother en-
'er1risc - incompatible With an iuteiiicent
puoiic pobcv. sound morality. the safety
an p~ruaneug ~ thc rrpatlic. tee de-
NciopusCnt % tie rcsour,vs ~ TIE state. 80
that ii roots oct thr industrious. an has
ihe chcct 81 iesser4ns The free population q
tie couufrv
d" We. thcrvtoFe. bold ~ 60 bc true an
forest oi a. people of th.s cotamouwraith
O. abolish tlr irssiiutior % slavery a the
earliest rra.ii.ahic Dcrol ulihrn whith he
ernafirl pation o: slaves an o. effected
18th saivis % The slaves and Jasiic, % Iowa
master
W hat aboltionists the rcbsis arc. In
;wo short ycars iLey have brousLt abost =
state q ihiuss and &C puihe oFsnion IN
Tennessee ~hieh threatens % aanihilafc
siavcry a. oncc- DAVIS anl Yancsv and
Io0mbs and Wigfau srr much more
cacctise atoiiuonis;s thta Garrison. Wen
deli FLiliPs and sumner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

Ctlsr~on. al throu-h ne ccnfrv 81 e.
State. burning bridges and Throwing ths
enemy into confusion. materially aided
him.
On rs uA-S.h 20 Jackson ne encountered
the rvbcls a. the town q RAYMOND. twenty
miles from the capitAl Ravmoud has a
hrsnch rxilroNl coanccting u nth IL
Nicksburg and jackson rad TIE rsbel
cOmnander having discovered -hat Gen
Grams vas up to-not making n movement
upon Nieksburg bet uPoa Jsckson-thrv~
a fOrce into RAYMOND. II was not lar-e
enough TO seriously impede Grant. AM va.
defeated vita loss OF eight hundred.
T~o DAYS later. ten miles nearer % lack
son. Gen. Joseph y. Johnston made anoth-
- aftemPs NJ Mississippi Spring. 70 stop
has advance. but this General (who com
nanded with Beauresar,l a. Boil Run. uho
ouf~itted Patterson AZ Ha-rer's Ferr,1 "a.
defeated. ie,vsng seventeen pieees q artil-
lery. an immense amount % stores and four
hundred men.
At JAck,On the rebels made another
stand. bot .rvre again dssvAsed. rei-vatins
across Pesi river. ssd the capital % the
State f~h into Gen. Giants hands.
Pearl river empires into The Gulf q Mex
ico. and Is nsVigable 10 Jackson. A fore
vas sent across the river. With pushed cas-.
tn silcs 70 Brandon. burning bridge.
Returning. il burned the bridge across
Pear river.
Thus far Gen. Grant had been marching
northeast- Nov - turned SQUARE 20 the
vest. Buruing al bridres behind him. he
ea-ctually protected has rrar from am force
Which J0hnsiOn might gather up. Pembcr.
ton had thrown his forres east % The Bic
Black. and taken position on the raiiroaf
a. Baker creek. near Edwards station. A
decisive battle was foachg there en- the
18th. an Which. accordinE O. the report. The
rebcls lost -four thousaud men and fwrnfv-
nine pieces 81 artillery. They acknowledre
loss % 500 men
Penihsrton's shattered columns refre.f-l
across TIE Big BLACK. A desperate stand
Was made bv him % hold ths bride. ia
winch he again lost hcavily-2soO men a-d
= pieccs a ARTILLERY.
Gen Grant burned tn BRIDE That
~ss not tie place for lin o. cross. lie
had been marvhing and hghtinr Nth LIS
tace 20 the wes;. bot now he turned north.
moved NJ the eastern hank 81 the Re
Black. bgils floating bridges n~a- the Etilr
village q Bridgeport. crossed las a-mv and
stool northeast 81 Nicksbu-r. lie pa.h.-.i
one corps straight into ihe w-s; 20 th- IA.
ZOO. thus gaining th- -~ar 81 Haines' RlaH.
Shich beng Of no further Use 20 Petnher-
ton. were evacuated. Having reached the
fazoo be vas able % reopen his corumuni-
CARTONS with the Mississippi aad get Ii.
supplies
he stands With his aruuv stretched fror,
the lazoo 70 the Big Black. Lis line facing
sCu;h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

Persons Interested in Saf1ral Historv.
vii ind avery interesting exhibition. a.
the residence q Mr Lucias Denison. in
Ncrray VILLAGE Some three wears aro.
uh-n the Mountain vas constructed in th,
grounds. then occupied by Mr.. 4. &. Den
ison. q number - small brook trout were
placed in the BASIN. Tie garden being
open O. 'he people. these fshes have. a. o.
wrrc. become she pets of he village. and
under generous feeding. have nov grown
o. weigh. some of then. a. mseh ss to
All oae-haf pounds each. Tscv have be-
come qaite tame. sa,i inus3.a ieIg gather
near to edge ~ the vafe-. when visitors
arr a-ound. ani wi.i readily ttse food from
CO. hand The owner aissrs harinra care
thai ihe fnEers are no' bitten in th- orera-
ton. itisaverv PLEASING s-h, % vat.h
&C. specsisl .ealfies. a. tier Play shoot 20
tae vater. without exhibiting tLe sErh,esi
tcar ari even sp'ashiag &c vafer upon
yo1 al tiev gracefully fa-r u-o, the sur
face. afcr sriT.rr &C. r,c-srI rFr-rd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

Tus fCcTrivE Cssr. 4 Fugitive siav.
case r~c~nsly OoCurred a. ths Sapr,ns
Court 81 tn District % Colombia One 81
III judges issued Art. Wb~n n cam.
gP for hearing. ths fan bench decided hat
tn ias vas e0nstituiionai. but w,rr c.ln,ll,
divided uPoa ths suhiect ct iis application
10 the District TIE Ssse ~as rsu,snd,i 70
the Justice ~ho issued The writ. ard De- ~
leased The fugitive. The owner ATTEMPTED
TO seiEe hiu. in oPon court. bot was proven
ted The ne-ro was then taken uaIsr
charge ofthc military authorities and Ia.
''noc enlisted IN The service Of the United
States. which releases him. ,nd makes han
ires nan The loyalty Of the owner Is
yet % be established
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29
The Worll moves. and the "conser,
yatyes move with ~.

In rccent spor,h a. Fransfors. Nv.
Hon. John J. Crstcnlcn. uttered the
following sediments. ~h,ch ~in be rath~r
uuucicoue % tlc Dcnocrsts ~ho have al
along claimed Mr CriitcnLcn a. oae -
thrIr nlmtcr
o. Let o. fight through u a. bes; We car
% sneiay challenges Is be i in our was f.
De- stands before - def sug us u5th al the
toiarrss g tie Ihlhsfirrs II ola VII
" iu you hesitafc " bat course O. pursues
Oar hcarfs must be fllcd nth tLe rohl~
csiermIuaiiou 60 MAINTAIN the integrity Il
our EoAerr.mert.
Bot .ou must p-cpa-r 20 f-L rs rrlsL
tfo1 ftrrsCh O. re- 81. no matter ~heth--
Lrciand Or , rargr. or anv Other pou.r.
maze common tause ulth them or not Ne
uusi tcAt fil,.rn an. 81 r.,d De- and - can
ulip tlrm at. .1 fhc defense q ri-it {.
have t'lri % make peae-. a. long a.
Deacr vas consistent wlth national satrt,
Nou believe ar arss tga sers A. and
VAR Ir Ey>r ~. LIT me tell vou thi.
s1lrmn truth 10th England and France
want your country divided to'h a then.
ar Witnesses c. sou h0s important q d. %
you that % shall NJ he detided Th.,
Nant % divided. in order 60 vcakcn voa.
That. ty uraAeuiuc. thry may c,.rqaer vaa.
They want 90 Elrop~anire al Am~ri-a
look fcrwari 20 pcace. 90 a
s1cccssfal term inaiioa q this var. Whieh
va score a reliable peace. .ad a. is nov
IT, prospect. Nletltr In ccfrar or si.fors
-nE determination - o. Gs1f o. asf
r1sisf1f- "a coueVsaaesf. and 90 ar I can
% pro@ote ugoSgss proscclfssa Of 90.
Uer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29
Union State Convention.

We csts-as u N.s.s 80 - ->cpaissis..ll,
I-s-i - ~ SS~~r-ss-st ~ tA- C.ste1 States
ssd - - urcue.iituousiy ssySp-st 81 80 u-s-ure.
6rtb- ssIg~e--isa - the Rst-iIs.a. aat = b. are
t~ssl~-d a. sl-re ~ ~ao--v,-s d atiafaia arr ~
tfo---l Jsaoa. bth ~ psiar.fie ant t-rrit-.ri ~
hs.sssisss. .ss snsit~i a. So D-a-x.s-- Co.,
~vufs0- o. - ssid - the city n BANGOG.
o. Wotae6sy. re ls Ssy q INV asEf.
g. - p.EI-.-~ ~ seui-sti.x s~..dsl.t- So G.s-
eFu-.s b. - asvt-ss-d ~ thr C>soa $50 "a Nsis-
~ th- r<rti,ss.
Yea CIV. rsxn s,t rls.r.ri-s - ~-ssIh~i
ser-a - asl- s-'e. ssa adfaisuzi cs-ssis ~
eses, ~ h~-d,ed i-h-L,ta.ss- a a-ctisa -
tess~ b~eaFsd suattic- = atastioa-i de-
exsie.
LEONARD ANDREWS. Y.sk
Ssut ~. 4. SPRING. Cu..h-rkad-
Rufus = STEVENS. Osf,sd.
NEL>O> DlNeLEY. ia. Asdroscoxxia
J. ~ pRE>Cor-r. fr-ukas-
Jas. a. BLAINE. K-nn<o-e.
JOIN :. BAKER. S-g,a-hoe-
- n. lfN>DAN. >oun~r-<t
y. ". STErsON. Lsucoln.
Tx SiNO>rO>. k.sx
WV. McGlLvERY, wsLas.
kPHRAiN FLINT. Pi-e@s-quis
yohN NlhAN, fe-6-c,.t.
EUGENE HALE. Ha.-a-k
GtttkGt ". DYER. Wr-k;agtoa
kBkN'R WOODBURY.. AIss.i.-s-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

Mourescr. The Commissioncr's q In.
iernsl rc'en1e dccs.ies ihaia mortgage. Or
irr'i deed. b. saiJe,i % . staup taiy ofI0
cents f9r each So. We call attention ~
tie c'eision. from tie iart that many per-
sons pay daiy on mortgages. the sane a.
deeds q convssance.
We also notice tLaf rotsithstan,lir- a
previous decision. che tables issued by che
Department. cNcmpt n0tes C. under So.
from stamp dufy.
A's'gnment q apitent rishi reqsire, q
Eve csut stamp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

Capt Joha =. Bryant % the s,h Maine
hsSi@sn' Las besn appointed I-est Col.
q tn - ; { (oolorvd) rcsiucui. Or
inend' ~ao arr 80 opposed 10 the emaacira-
'ion Proclamation. When dating oonnen-
ee'. ma! lear IN uaind that tie oaly troop,
NAT - Ca-olina has yet raised for the
1niou ar regiments Of biack,. aad TIA,
perchance those sane negroes arr SLIM
~ place La they might have h.d t. a..
Lad not sad proclamation been made.
IGariiacr Joaruai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

The lecture a. Norway Village. las; Sab
bath evening. by the Rev. Syi,anus Cobb.
j. spoken q az = very Interesting ard able
discourse. The arguments advanced.
against slavery. ~e learn caused some a
his auditors 90 consider tAat tte statesman-
slip q King Messiah "a. hardly up % ,bc
standard q some modern poit..ans. ard
they beat hasiy retrvs. leaving. as las
been remarked before q one q th,ir Ana.
IKE a steam engins .n br,erhcs VI COBB
BE- gentleman whose whole SOL has Sec,
ihrosn into the Absorbing question no~
shaking ihc country ard wc O. ret uo-.
der thar dough'ace. dislike bis method q
trcaimcnf o. Naiional sins
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

MonTsrrrY. "a uphoistercr. in one 81
ihc towns n ihis Cssnfs. says be has made
% order. in two months. fht-three collins
Lately. for Eve Consecutive Sa5tath.. b.
vas obliged O. ATTEND 20 tbs work. one
Sabbath. 80 LAY dead in his iaa.sd.a,s w.
cinity This branoh q Bis business has
usualIy not much exceeded tiaf amount pr
year. AMI we cite the iaci a. a. i-staacc 81
Gle eHtraorlinsry mortality thar &C. ,Lan-s.
ahle siufer s.erns 20 have induced
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

DEsTH - Goa LEFPIEN. The Hsr.ll',
a,'PAioh ,Ays'-lAest. Col George Lep-
Pien. q The 9Th Maine Bitiery. wso va,
seriously wounded in the attack on the
heights At frederick,burs. died q HI,
wounds in ,hi. city TO-DAY. H.. r.nk q,
tie time Of his casualty ~as tha, Of Captain.
but m Consequence Of gAllan;ry and brarero
displayed By him. he vas. by order Of the
SecrvtAry q War. mastered IN a, Lien.
Colonel about a week before his death.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

MExIcAN ATTAms The latest dates a.
nosnce thar The Freace have retired from
Pseb!a. 70 pom; IS miles distant. % re-
oeive rsinforosrnsnts. The General de-
ciAres il impossible 10 take TIE city without
seigc gsns. Il i also stated that The Mex
scans bad captured Frrach t-aia. ard 90
tanned a million dollars
Besides formidable earthworks about The
city. the Me1icans have Sled the houses oo
The outside Nth earth. adding 70 hs
strength q The defences.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

THE THIErEENrH MAINE RrG. Bv a
private letter. from New Orleans. ~ learn
that this rvgimcnt y s;iu garri.onine the
for;s around New Orleans. Oaccr, and
eniis'ed men al feel very mach di.arroint-
Ell that the regiment could not joia Gen
Banks expedition up the riser. aher ~
ceiSInE Orders 20 that sfcct About that
tune Gen. 7. W Sherman was assigned 70
the command Of Nc~ ORLEANS and a, de-
fsnces. and be inspected the troops ard the
condition q the varioss forts around Ne~
Orleans. and vas 20 hi-hly pleased With
the military appearance q the regiment.
and ibeir dischlrsv q the various duiies
IN heavy artillery. be refused % rrlirve tie
regiment. ard have tbe forts gzrrisourd bv
inexperienced troops Col. Henry Rust.
Jr.. Is in command % Forts J.rkson and
s.. PhiiliP. With cishi companies. Il.
Col. 7. =. Hesseisine Is IN conmand O..
Fort Macomb. and Cap; Wa r S~aa. q
Co K. Is IN command q Fort Bieuverue.
Died March 81. a. Fort Macorab. Ia
Of acute dysentery. Lyman l. Gould. O.
South Paris. CO. X. ISSh Regiment Name
Volunteers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

Coon fLarTonN. The STATE Teacher.
Association o. Indiana. Numbering ITO
'eAehers unAni@ously adopted tie following
pattern
%. R''sirss. That The Union Covcrnmeut
- rlshi and thc rrbvlhon "a sron-.
hfs'.osd. That Ne vii sustaia tie
rgLi and oppose tbc wr0ug by al The
legitimate means God has placed IN our
poser
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

Mr Whftemor, iaf5-m. %, ,lst a.,
improved Wood Horse. patent for vhi.h
IS lately isssed . meeting 18th a la--e
aa.e- lie has already disposed u the p I'd -
iorA nsu5er u towns. a. ueu As some
Ioaaiies Persoas dcsiri5ss % proes-s
nights shoal4 address h.m. a. Nsrsh
PARIS
We notice thAi Wa IIami.ion q S5s,h
I4ris has Psocarcd patent upon an IN
proved " cEcarat.ng MAXINE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

To rHE ioI>r. h BE- Erslrg g.,
that ~lic democraiie papers have htsi,
priatrd. siih c1mmendat.on. tlr sr-c.bss 81
% Nalland gha.n. ard show no clarre a
oP.nion ~. the author n Tie Speeches. b.
probably b. - RE. ANY. fshfin- a-iinr
the Na'.onal f9rcs'. B.tthe coppsrbea',
~ort change iLsir einpaign ioosnsut. 10
consegsencs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

IL - reported that some % the farmer. IN
Nevry. have lost some neat stock. FROM a
disease hisherto unknown in that rrgiou.
The aHimai becomes lis;less. loses Ape
uie. And dies IN fe~ days The disease q
Accompanied ~ an Aorid di,ehrAgs FROM
the nose.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

Persons cuitivaiins cabbaccs. should re-
member Dr. Truc's protection asains; c..
worms CT a Zip IN piece Of paper. and
pass u over the plant then pot some dirt
on tie edges. TO keep tie paper dovn. aad
AMI The plant al g. clear. Il the work /,
vel done
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

GES. howkED Tbe Portland Coarier
gives roioe u 81 eSrression a opinion fire.
gaen'iy made. IN mentioning the nsme Of
Zen ho~ari. a. q ssiisble nan % receive
~ nou'ins'ion. ior Governor. 81 the Union
Conseution. % b. bid e. Rsnro- Il
says such q narne eould not faiI % unite
al true friends q the Uuion.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

Massaehascr's has raissd sor.s three of
for fhoushnd negro trooTs. vhi,b viII b,
credited 20 hcr when Gle order comes f.-
more troops TIE citizers a. that t-ne
v.l doubti-ss look With couposure uron
ne pan vtich Ill iessen tbsir ehsnces ia
thc draft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

\ Democratic BASS meeting vas hell a.
lniisnspois. lad. on we.ineslst las.
TIE lansuage % the speakers vas ,r-,
'ntemreraie- Some forty or Gh, arrest.
were made q parties. Who ue-e ehrern. ~
'eh DAVIS. o. an ex-u-sioa trsin r. b.
stated near Eve hand-e.i pistols were seized
ihe co7perhc,ds amused ,hera.ei,rs. ~hl.
pis'ins. in fring 1910 ihc bone f8r Invalid
so.li-rs aai other dueiIn-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

Tie holy 90 Ca4rir. Gilman. q Corisrn.
r. che Name 18th r,r.nent. vas found ia
tle haraor. iu Por-,a-5. on Mo1Iay Hc
vas drouucd about che e0fh = T,tr1srv
4 haii.e q vb.skey ty BIS size. toiI Gle
story q De death.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

Mr. stanton las Announced his purpose
Of projecting tie negro soldiers. Ifons /,
hung byJea DAVIS. n rrbsl soldier -sll Dc
Instantly executed
Rebel symPathizers sent South Ill Be re-
quirvd 70 serve "a the rebel armies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

The Prcss SAYS the n.- time table on
The Grand trunk rail~sy. makes Oh. distance
an boar less between Island Pond and
Portland No change - made in the hour
q having.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

The ooTI.clasais ieaoaaec tle arrest .f
Nalanli-aa-. a. a1 a'r.l-n,at g Gle
rirht ~ Free Speech. This ID. rotthe,s..
lls f.re uas abuse ~ tic rotsr-n.n,.
al 10 u.itag a1rhont,s have seat t.~
Tiere he can do % % is b,ir,'s content,
without inIlrl t1 a-t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

The Courier say' that several case, q
'na- Pox eKist a. larmouih and No-sh
Yarmouth i vas brou-ht there By Cana
dan iaborcrs lately arrived.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

fasi FRIDAY BE- .aiI o. have been tbe boz.
test dav ever known in M-v TIE ther-
momefer in fhis region uas up o. CD an
- ar io others rose O. ABBOTT Ip0 Thai
DAY. seek. :, soo~sd f's'. resrly 40 isv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

Tie second Ksrimeni. tie a., of fbs
tao years reElmcnts from Mt.nr. r-s.i.I
Bangor, on Taesday. and met ~itl a- en-.
'has'ssiie reception. The regiment vent
rn'o ihe service under Cot Jaars8n ID,
De- rr.r,'l1n. iAc command llsoleei ar.aa
Col. Roberts. vho resigned LAST w.n,.r.
al as saeoeedsd ~ C.. yar.ey. IL,
men have seen bari hg-f.a- ia nssris al q
&C. battles iought on tt. P+1us-. ana IA.
ranss Arc tery much thian.i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

The subscription - the ~ fve-sres,r
loan already smount 70 over one hundred
niliioas snd Ars % TIE increass daily.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

PfsSrs. Mr. Amos I Hol'. VII VIZ
fiis place. neHi Wednesdiy. 9TH an assert
ueut Of choice plants. Cor sac. lis prices
sre very los
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

IT, Farmer says Gle prospect nov d,
Inst uool viIl average from coos cent.
Per polri. the prescott sras.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

Tie nart,r Moon makes the Trip Be-
i~cen Bangor an Portiand. IN about Co.
h3ars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

D. Ch,ries Jercfi. thc elaineu; temper.
are Leftover. sag every jolraaL from
Mains o. Iowa. taat uticrs treason. has
Sssa opposed 70 ths tsuPsrsace reform.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

lhs iresilent apIr1s,i che sentence q
Na--and CLAN ard ie Las been sens Solti
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

The IIon. w,uaam Whiting. .olsi,or %
che War DrPart'nsnf. coutralists tbe report
from the Nev York Times. thai the eco
clause 10 the CONSUMPTION 10 % b. sct a.
sls
Ata Coppcrheai meeting IN Indians. 70.
eeai,y. one Of the sPeake-s eS.'ristea NJ
L.acoia "a denying tie people " the rsii
Of Csvss Ckr,ri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

lae Aroostook papers report several
to'ideuts O. L1micrmeu tlst have a.carel
HaI.e starring thc ioes lova o. river
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-10
From Tennessee.

ATLANTA, Sept. s.--The report from
East Tennessee to-day is that Andy john
ston is in Knoxville, under the renegade
Sam Carter They declare that every
citizen who sympathizes with Tennessee
and every loyal citizen shall be indem-
nifled for all losses from the property Of
the rebels. All the cattle, including the
mich cows, are driven into the Yankee
camps, and every act of vandalism is
committed against the farmers to deprive
the country of the power of providing
food. In consequence Of this policy sew
eral companies have been formed OF men
who have been driven from their desc
lated homes, and they have crossed Ten
nessee to join our army.
Our cavalry fronts the enemy nea'
Athens, and skirmishes are frequent
Nothing of interest from Chattanooga
today,