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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-18
Book and Newspaper
~ q II NJ OK.
HENRY w. PARK,
@ an va Isl N e Agent

WI Fi-it he several fo~as Aad village. ~ OK.
ford Co,nty. daftsg the ncNt f-~ DAYS. wsth book.
shich soid osiy ~ ssilscrpfiaa surf ca On ~
- elssined % hip ~ithia the hmi,. u Oxss-d
CossufV.
Autpug The works ~hich he % NV eaava..iar
81. >. Hs.di-s'- Hs-tass q th- R-h-uiea. ? vol
ssoes. "a $500 per voioune. The 6r.t so~ ready
M -ccoae voiune % ~ psbiisA-d he eis-e Il
the var.
Ahso. warren's Hos-~hold Phssician: Gsr he
90 81 Fasuiirss- gives IN the pai--st i.sx~ax-
a d~scriptina % AZ th- di.eas-s u Nen. Woas~u
sni Chiifren. sifh fhe aast approved MT bod. e
curtag fhrn. Illustrated -ith D 6zufe- on bth-
ogIaph pist-s, add 20 engrsvisgs voLame.
90 pages, -sfh-r binding. price $500.
carrN o. salc, a variety he t---t wosks rul,-
lishoi. aar1sg wairh u,-s h. G.ad-
Ntn's Political eeus-o1nV. - 90
freedasn snd Wa. b. iien'y Ward Beecher, IS
This War. a Safire. 50
Fifst var 81 tho War by Pollard Richunoaa. > o.
L.ic ~ -ton--sh Jsck %. ~ Dsaiels. I25
Lsght; Madre-tsa picfurrs.
a ,siinp-- q In worid;
Ana ether ~orks % the -sse character. By The
b~st wriieFs- w coaa-ci ioa. ~. such sbst 60
sifata fhc Tfii'irsfssas - sas hoase ~ the loyal
>f-ie- sal d~liser ire o. sny part q Oafsrd Co,
sf ruiiiirher-' prtcr-.
Particularly wossid can th. attentioa Of 49,
YES o. th- PsSch~-e thFough nv sxcncy Of ~
i-1flks.
fer-ons wishiag aay book oau have then fur
nishea BY addressing ~ M-xico.
HENRY W PARK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-18

hev. Cariton Parker for tie lat Twelve
year devoted pastor 10 Name. ihe last
seven in Hebron. passed through thi. city
last - Eek. nth Southward mission ia view
particularly among The frecdmen. Mr T.
has ne doutie object before ksn OF useful
hes End improved Lealih
Boston Reflector.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-18

Gen W star reports a sacc~s.ful move
r'eai By shicb Elisabeth CITY. y. {. "a,
occupied. aftcr brisk fgh, The -hols
~orE as aocomplshcl in a furious storm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-18

oNF1au ss.-At "a Caurt af Pf..l..fe- h~l4 ..p.-
rfs. -lfnin aai BE- fh- Ga1iafs afpsf "a cd, H..
thlrf Ia--stis 81 D-orrni-r 4 ID i~s8
~ th~ pefiflnn ri SARAH = MERRILL
~ ~.tas 81 Chsr~s M-rril Iife III Nars.s IN
siii ta'iHis. drrrtsf A.. prlli az that her las-r
uaif p ss-igsi at 90 her ia h-r late has-
t.aris estate. s1l taat Ca.a.ai... ..,.-. H. ,.r
Of ~ thaf rrrrpl-r.
'r-rrrt. thsf 10 -aii r,-trflsa-r give nsfir~ o.
si lcrsans iairrc-f-.i. d. csnslar = r.ps af az.
nriff l' p n-.,llhri fhr~e e-~ts .a-r~sslss', On
ia- ftiafi iiran.ffrf priHtri lei ftfis. dat tr~,
uial apTrar at frltasfe tlsrt fa o. h~ld - Pa
is ia ssil tnnrff. aa fae thiri T.-s.iss af Js.s,
asf si frH o'rark ra TO- fren.-.a aad .ae,s -,-.-
o. fas thef hss~. say th~ rss- sassIl 80 h.
graa-~i
Wv WOODBURY.. JsIs-.
trH- cops attest J. =. Hosas. R-.i.t.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-18
Eliza ~ PTTkIN.
MILTON HARVEY.
~AMl q. FfrkIN.
EiNl q. GILMAN.
II fhelr Ageaf a..I Aff.rrer.
ID. o.. Iasrrs1a


o0rnrr. ss-t fs C..,rf Of rlat.f- t-.f ., Par.
fs. s...t ... .. .. ........ .f Ua cd I'D, r..
fNr. f.f..... N......I 4. %. i-6g
.-- ....l.n. 0I irrrI. Taaf fh.
I..l...0rfa see H...'.e fa I'D rsr..sa. ,al-re-i-
p, rt'-iag rarf nf fhrfr rffffan uIfh fhls &C.
20 .arrn.a t1 ir IHl'i-.rf fh.rr a-rts sa-r~s-
tF.l fl fhr OVf.rl nern..raf r.f..ri sf rsfis
irff fhet raF Hrrrar ff a Pr.I.fe Corr Fl. DO
af i.nfrI. ia sa.t trrrft. nr the enh fst
n' Itrasff artf. sf s'.f...k OBJ far sffe.-.. eos
fa~s rsasr o. 30 fhrt have. sh 4 th~ cane .h.II
90 'F sIsnret-fhe hfsf OF s1lf r.fI.raf.s.s fa
ir -rg tsys nf .i.I before .slf t..l- oil hssf.s.
D. NJ. WOODBURY. Jslf-
rae r.pi- sf.-st .. iioass. R-r,.,sr.
o.. ..l.rf.t-r her-i., riv-. r,.iI.r ssf.-. f.,t
.r be- bee tu.F afpaIafe1 ~ fhe fi.asr.tir
Jal.r cf frahsts o. thr Caunfs or xf.ff. s.I
affaaf 20 frasf ri sa. aifrrlIar of fhr estate "a
y e.. KNAPP ar. 20 IIsar.r.
o. saii C..afr. te-efs-. ts r.s.rr farI r.. 80
aa trrrrs. He fhffrfafe rr.l..rafs sl rr...s d. 81
safifrl f. fhr estate IT 500 f-fs..I fa -.
irlaa.t..rr r.ft-lrrfs aaI fhsse sha hsre srr a..
1lfr.is fhefeaa f. rthiial o. ssa-rrs
DC. %. ise3. AtnioN = KNtFF.
THE .utsrf,'.rr tersi., "a ts.rafr.s uaf.-.ft
NJ tssI rrr falt srr.iatrf il co. haaarat..J sfr~
of frl..ffe Go ihf taunff 1T o. .lrI ss.ra.s
far Crest ri a..r..aIsIfff..I af flf esIsfr CT
MARY =. BROWN is,e of An..as.
o. sali CsaaIr. l-resss.i. t,r siriar i..-I ,.ft.
Be- t.rerfs. He therefore Requests aH rrr...s
700 arr ia..... t. tsr esflfe al stif ferraasi q.
rltkr rua.-....l. pafH.e.f. fni fhs-s ahs hsee
trF ..HaIHHts IH....r la raI ....r CO. ssrna f.
De-. o.. l-tl JACOn 90. IONEJOY.
Cards, Tags and Bill heads
u.rtDfrA - al. n.r...,..... A. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-18

osFosr. 90 Ats Cou,t a. Fr,lstr. 80 "a
Level. srfhra aaf &C. rh- C.uufr ofOxfsrd.
- 80 srvrrerufh tss 81 Iss~. a u. I-t1
INNnth ". WILEY. stauial.trst.s - fh~
a estate 81 lsaes =. a t-sft tst~ 81 Ftsft.srr
% salf 'esfafr. ofros-st. hastar l.r--~ut-i ht.
30 aat anti arcut oi - 1tsisfr.ftaa "a thr 80
iste ri saii isrss 80 90 als.as-~-
nrtsrrf. Tat fhs satd adsasr-st'r sirr no,.r~
o. ni p-rsnn- rutrr-sf~f. - csnsfnr a. eans 81
this ofi 49, ta o. ri.s be- thrrr s.rks snro~-.trr
y ~ ~ oStat nraaarrst rfisl-i at Psts. thst
49, unaF arresr lei fr,.str q oaft e. d. h~Li ID
- is'fr. on -sft rafnfs en thr tssnrilth a. 90
La 'eNt. - t-s a'cls-cs ia thr aiisr.a,a. 80
shcs rause. if aas they have u rs th- saus- shsaai
o.. ". WOODBURY. J.is..
\ tree cops-aftesf ,. :. HOSES Hert.t~r.
oKEoEp. ss.-Ata Cosst 81 rr,is,. h-ii ~ Par
o.. white tai 80 he ts.iafr 81 o. fsr.i 20 th-
tart U u~--lng ~ Dee uairrr i~s8
Id tBECCA l.. EASTMAN a.s..rd sDrruf,lN
H ia rrrtsin insfr an.~ni rsrrartla. o. D. ~
- Las-l in saii ouueiv. d-crascd. has,u- prr-
secuted III .-utr g. probate
brirf~d, ~ fa~ .sli rNernf1r give ssfirs a.
81 fFfs.sns tnferrstsf b. cssssnr GOV IL a..
ef'i-r tn - Tsli-hei thr-~ -r~ks s-.rorr-tsrf. ID,
N bNisfd p~rarcrat -Tssl~r r,riafsi ta P.r-
. thst ~ unaT spnssr froi.s,. 0.slrt q, D..
- ~ 81 Loved ~ s.id Coauts. 90 Cd. ts~.f,sth
't Jsn. nrst. af to 81 the cl-rk On thr sf~r,a.-
AT 49, cau-s. q any thrv have NV ne .atf
iastruuleui shoud 80 - proved antrsseI a.i ~
iosc'i 80 fle So " i aai Tcsiaan-at q SD o.
crlsrd.
E-w. WOODBURY.. leg.
\ tree ccpy-aucsf
}. : HoBBS. R.s,s,r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-18

~fL'iAl ur-~.i1r af ths .n-n,f--rs ~ the
y Nttri t.faft A-rrr.ifal,I -s-.rts ell o.
49, ai ti- ~ari-fs's hui.iiaz oa s.rsrfas ths
ls'h .r-f. st rsa s'c..rk 4 N ts 80 n ths g..
CIV ~ fsf- fr ulfs~ ~ sss-ssr-nl 81 th~ mem
rfs 20 tlr rarpHse af psffaE ihr t-Ilts 81 CHI o.
e.-iF ilar..riaal lrr-aluans Hu.r.Ief
Aaa - arf .n are af her f.ls..r.s rt.r r..,,
rrHfsrIT r.aar III i.lfr thea1.
ELLIOT SMITH. secrst.ry.
Nar-ss De- "a. I-sg
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NOTICE. OF FORECInSTRr ~

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES. waes-s.-
y or-a r. >tetroa ~ Canioa. IN the Couaiv
% ONiord. ~ ~ dced II mortgage dated August
is-ats - hth. gbt--a hunired sai Efs -eix NJ
conveyed O. NJ two crrfain pfeoes a lad sltust-d
- ~ town ~ hsufort IN ssid c.-uafy. heiss al
ne isad thst 49, conveyed ~ Thi.oa Stet.sa o.
Or~n Z >set-on. by deed recorded With Oxc.rd
tecofds- bra g. psgc 81. % ~hich Iced rrfer.
eece nay - hsd So aaarr rsrticuisr de-sriptiss
81 he prcrnt-es uhtch -aiI f16rsg-g- q. r-osrssa
~Hh osiafa R~coris. issok TIC. pa-r :. The
esracitioa q satd uoortxsgc havtag hen brok~n
the suiscr flrr CLAIMS o. rccis-e the sane ssr-~
ate o. ine ststnie On sarh ct--- mad sni urovid-
ed- WV. a. FRENCH
b BEsS. ". BErsSr. his Attorney.
Paris, Novrrnh~r I2Ih. I-6S.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-18
" A r r I z D.

u HuskG-il. tOih. O., Nsth Prisr~. - ~
Jalham " >hr- ta NJ. Rl.an-,ah trish
l. -tor~hsrn. On. by Jnru-s a.. Psrk~r. E.q..
Erh0sr-a Nck--u ? O. My NcAul.--r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-18

ofFoEn ss--Ata Co-urt 81 Proisste h-ti a Low
ei. ~it4ru 80 tar The C.soafs q ONfsrl. o. ~
se.saf~-nih dss ~ Jan-. 4. n. I-s8.
ISAAC CHANDLER. uan.-d .x-,-,,. 4, u.
Il certain insfrualraf larrrart,nr O. o. the ls.s
- aaf t~sfam~uf q Narv 4. Chant A~r -. n
rset1urz ~ $50 c.aafy. It~cras-i. hssisg ore
scutsri ih~ ssaue O. pr.i-sts.
trtsfel. Tat ne -atd EN~-ufar ave ,ot.-. A.,
Ell r-f-s-a- ta--f~-isi ly esu--- a raus af al. ar
crr to D. r.iiiished three sccks s.sro-..fv~Ir 4.
~ pNisrt li~aaacrsia -FsT.er rriaiel ia Par
20. that thrF uaaf app~ar az Probate C..srf % -.
- ai . Lowell, IN -itl Cuunfy. ~ th- t.~ut.-th
90 "a Jay nsSt. ~ tvo ofthe cioek ia th~ fore
$3.50. AL shrS csasr h A. th~y have Shv th.
satf iastruancuf shruli anf D.. proved. suor,v.4
act aa-sed 80 fhe ast Wi 81 Testaaa-.t II
$50 lrcras~f.
Wv. WOODBURY.. Js.is,.
tree cupy--atirst-
J. =. HOBBS Rri.s-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-18
Wanted,

4 CAPABLE GtEt. q, cd hou,. ~o-t 3D.
~ sual isaai't
SIMON CUMMINGS.
Pew. ~. % lees
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-18
DIED

T. =. Jpha.i-frg. y ~ iipfhrrss. wiani- q.
AGED y~srs. -nanfhs aaf . iavs. 81. e DIP
th-fss. a. iatsnt d.sghf-r. ehiLir~a 81 JsAa A
aal Sophu. 4 Fl~iI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-18

DEoFo~ OIL t- rr-..,s.l 81 the ,a.-. d
fle terk ri t.rrIt Ga.na.srsranrrs. u.H.
Iae.ia o. go o. al uer-aii-.f afsf. sf sierer
Il To- r..rs tn fhe lI-la. g. fhr irfni-hrar ..f
.f..frtf f.r ffr co. ri .lr taanfr sf sa.h .l.-..
is nlfl o. ar- trasfr a' sfif f.as- nf Fiffs ~.fa.
a f.fH a..-is 80 o. flta t.ar iarses fa I.fa.r-
.rI 'FIlff Iriar srlf. -ait saaf f1 H. .ssrfr.
fr..e hirrh sn.l h.l.h. orc hsI af kssi 81 ,salrs
saaH % H'aIc. o.. rIapasals ufl D. or.rrsl if
CO. tone sIslfrnlurf
% fia.r 60 apea.a1 fac proposals g. ere shove
coHI.,it 81 tnrfi.F rs.ea.ie1 fl Drrrru'.-r 16ih
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-18

To gentlemen and a LADY broke through
the 30. Ca "wednesday. -hiic skating Al
- fari.. They hal oniv a colI bath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-18

ADMINISTRATIONS SALE Ts- aaa
u signrd i-ial r.. 1af.Fed ~ a iissase 6rua -hs
Se-- "a ir.lafe fl Itr Caaafe of Oxforf. - .T
- 81 far rrrulises. ~ Manst. thr fsrlfs- tft
Us 20 ifrrrlrIarr. .f aar a'rirk. q N affhr
.ral etis'r shafh d. "a Athou afr .i Rs.s
-at seltr' arf rossrsset. csar lsfiar rf e.
rfEat f1 re.rtll or haaesfe...l i.rul sfh - ga
.af II Eullt anf a-e1i la t4af
JONAS GREENE. Adu.sistrstsr.
Tee Not. Ia. tss8
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-18

IiE<uhscri hc rh~reby < iscs puhl o. notice th.f
a Do aas D. dots apPotntsd By the honor-iL
ledge Probate tor IRE 6'ssnfv ofOxc,rf- .or
as-f.nri thc trust of atninistrator De bssi. -,
oi th~ estate 90
MABk :. GROVER hts 81 Nor-av.
IN faii Ipaats tcreased. BY giVinz bod a. ths
ias directs lie therefore reftursts eli r-r..,,.
s.o Rrc iutrhted tothr esfste ofsaif d~ce..sd
@" ntN ftn.lf iftie psvulent add tho-e who1.v~
nnf t-ln-sis th~rcoa 60 exht hif che slu.-s
De. -, l-o5. BENZ. "a. NOBLE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-18
,ARoNJ ABBOTT
Coantry Res dence for sal..

A{-sA TUE YARN owed o.. ,h.
.--t<1ff - s.,-sf-i s.fhis aas haa.ir-.i r,..i.
- of flr taaafF Bal.iaa.s sf rsr-
BE-. bftlrl taanfy. Sc. is oa.ref o. saie al al
great t-lr-als.
To- fsrHl rfnflins 300 srr-s of'i.f. .res -s.Ie-f
Tnf 'f. uh.rh pratare. af rrrsrnf aiaaf a. f.rs
II hfEs sol fhr s.las.f -.tg H. iarr.Ir lrrfr4..f
frn.f. ea..I fri aa.rr Hrr si.In.ianf. shr fs~I
Hr. -l.'ier and ns.-......rs arr ra.nn..I.... end
ID god rrrtr. TIE I.rfIt.n ts ubrssrf col
hraHhr aa-rin1 n I.....IIs r...affs ls..s-.-.
l.f I.ff..a.fra .....rr mnf 10 r.s|r On che
g-ra.-rs oI o. ~ Et-I. ~oath par,s. d,
w. eooDENOW. Esr.. Fsrfhad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-18
Farm for Sale very cheap.

GU ATEp a~sr thr .Osfrd d-pot. O. eoa-
- tsfns ssrl- efghfy srf-s ~ prin.s ls.i o. ID
80 p arr~s af sa-sl aaf uuul-r o. !. ~.ftusst-4
lnsf - " af Pc firlt-r 60 - eut - sa.f 6asn
- o. - -afts ui ~up.i fhaf ran b. spared trsus
o. 4 90 aa-r'r rrt~rval led 80 q -. ruf,,-
Fafioa u 60 So D. sa'i &C. 500. anI rart II
- r-lrr 49, ar.a-s ~ on uaaftrarr. 4 -. Tn
Wv. los. tui -fnrk ca 3D. 49, -tth ~ tara
OF ars.f~l- H. as u~r -tshrs CD e ts ssr AL
q a.sl-s-~' t' sri af eaoe 20 great isrsain t8
r-sts rslrrAafrs.
IsJs'r- o. core .i WI. r. .GOODNow
Nar~aF. nac. 10. lsssl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-18

oxFoEp. ss-Ata Corrt ~ Probate 49, 81 Pa
go, s,thfu a.. 90 fns tounIs n ONf8rl. On th-
fllrf Iurs ~ oi ttsc~usl-~r 4 u I-6G
m III petntaa 81 MARY Am FOSTER
~ ~t.i1s 20 Cyrs. fostcr i,ts of C.uta,. n
sati 'otnfF. rrastrr 80 ~ allowance ast II th-
r~fss'sisl estat~ I'D he ate huslanf
fFfsr~a, Tat the said rsfnsarer rive M
itoe % 1T perseas iaf~rested. D., caa.iag r.u, 81
thts ori~r o. D. puhi-hs,i thrr. 49,. ..rr~..,,.
if fn thr oxt1rt nesnoerat nripfe,l az P.u.. ta.t
ihrs uifs sppear ata Probate Coart % b. h.ii -
ftri-. tu sal coantv. on th~ thtrI Tu~-I.v III
Jsa. nrst, 10 ain~ oi th- ci,rk IN che G.r.os...
800 sh~s carsr. 90 auy they have. NV The s4u.s
'i''aii lat - graai~t
E.w. WOODBURY. Juis..
tr''s oopy -Attrst - Hoass. R,s.sfs-
osFoHn . So a. C..rrt'af Prsist- hsil a Par
a.. -illfa sd c. fa- O...ls at tlrt...i. o. ts-
thl-t lursisF 81 D-rruiI--r 4 ID t~6B
SiNoN " COOLIDGE. adnial.frsfar Of. The
- estate ef tFru- fa-ter late sfCan-sa is ...f
.'aai9 1rrrasci. hrvlng Pr--~nt-d Do. frst asI
al @'.'if pi sniaisirsiipn 10 the estate 81 sai4
irc~a-ri g. alisssno~.
ora~refr thafthe -aid adm'tlr give naf.o~ Al,
ct lrfsrrs tutrresiri. o. causiura cor, 81 a..
order o. o. p-l-.ishri thr-~ uc~ks s.ic~e..is~I -
~ bNiara pcaa.s,raf priat~d at Pare. thar he,
ntif appear at e. Probate Conrt o. b. held a Pr
b. ia sstl counff. on me thira T.--las of j..
$40. at t~n o'ciock On che t1reusoa AL -
-in-s. % So thvs have. ~hy che .aue .hosH
o. L. aisurt.
wv. WOODBURY.. Julss.
uur cuTs--atfrst
j.. HOBBS. K,s..1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-18

W IloN- Ths sad~r-iga~i hsvrns ben sp-
v f.nint~i -usr.iisa of Msrs-na Brssnf. Of =.
fsfis. herris csuiraas ~ fer-sns agsin.t traff.r
18th or giving cr-if o. ~ -sii sard. ~iiha..i
De -'nci'.n- W hargsins vii D. rrcognir-d
ner bfIis pait, othrrvis- CONTRACTED.
a. ". HANSON
Pafis. De-. IS. Iss3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-18
County Of Oxford.

'THE fa'io~iag i'a st.ier.-ui - costs - Criu-i-
Il ual frasocnr 80. a'sssri ~ the Csssrni..s..,-
- & osf,ri Couuis, az the Nsy s.a S.pseasl-r
Irru.s. I~fI
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-11-07

reached a#ua. HI.s captures aHn.a.F
..-e $3.50 Ha.... a..e'g a4 en.
H.t united a-l ae.a ihu4Hae lar smith .1.
HIrt.
Gen. B.ant ttr Tsrsfa r1mmrrIarI1 y H1ld
BAD been -Hrecef-f H7 HcErf tt raH7v
Auow Mexican minister from lHe Julraz party
bad arrived u Washington.
Ou Eve have i1s, learned from a pass
enger who cane down on Central railroad
last night, that Genvsl Chalmers attacked
the enemy at Collierylls sgain on the 4th
inst. Hsattack was unsuccessful, az il is
supposed the Federals had gotten in rein
forcements, and General Chalmers was forced
to fall back. The enemy pursued, and when
they had been drawn from their base Of op.
erations a sufficient distance, our troops
turned on them and gave them sound
thrashing, driving them back in the direction
Of Collierville. The loss on either side not
very great aud the fight about draw one.
Col. George is reported as missing
Capt. Floyd with his company about
week since, captured steamboat near Aus
tin on the Mississippi river. Besides the
goods on board, he got eleven thousand dol.
lars in greenbacks. He burned the boat.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-11-07
Something all should bear in Mind

Every loyal man should remembe,
mat this war is not war for con.
quest, nor war for the qualification Of
amolllous men, but a war merely for GU,
just rights, war upon which hangs the
destiny of every inhabitant of the South.
ern States If we are conquered in this
contest. then farewell civil liberty upon
this continent, for the present, and prob
ably Tor all time. We, with future gen.
eratlons, will be doomed to live under a
desPotlsm worse than any in the Eastern
world.
we must not wait to count the cost
All that we have is at stake. five are
victorious and have lost our money. we
are independent, but if we save our mon.
ey and are conquered, then we are
slaves.
There are doubtless a few tories and
traitors IN every portion of the Conieder..
acy, but with these exceptions, our peo.
pie are true, brave and patriotic. and
VIII be found filling the measure Of their
au'y to the country. 1t is gratifying to
learn, as VIC do from our exchanges, and
through other sources, that thousands
who have been called deserters are re.
turning to their posts, and that thousands
more who have not yet been in the army
are volunteering and swelling the ranks
augusta Chroniele.
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From source in which we place the
utmost confidence, says the Richmond
Dispatch, we learn that Meade sent to
Norfolk for all the ambulances which
could be gotten together. Thence we To-
fer that his losses were very heavy
larger than we had in the slightest de-
gree suspected. The campaign we sup
pose is over, The Yankees are just
where they were three years ago.
Meade was no farther advanced than
Mcdowell was.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-11-07

PRAYER.-We quote from the Christian
Observer: when the war commenced -
said chaplain, in recent prayer meet.
ing, "the church was praying for the ar.
my. But lhere'has been a great change
Many in the church have lost the spirit Of
prayer and the army is now praying for
the church."
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A correspondent of the Columbus,
(Ga. Enquirer says that the official re.
port Of our loss in killed wounded and
missing in the battle of Chickamaugs,
amounts to 1899.
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@ Oysters are now selling in Rich
mond at SIS to SIG per gallon, and 90
per dozen, raw opened from the shell.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-11-07

saltpetre has been discovered in ahun
dance in Burnett county, Texas. Gun
powder is now made there.
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Tkur.The Richmond Wing saws
" A struggle for liberty or death is upon
US. We must all become soldiers and
tho sooner the better"
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re" The New York Sunday Times
thinks the popular divues" are to Dc
envied. 1t says ten thousand year afa
the tour Of Europe are not bad to take
The Apostles had no such pickiDgs.
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N Many complain tina. they are NOV
appreciated. Unfortunately for mem
they are too we'll appreciated
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1 Among the stump orators in Ohio
against Vallandigham was Gen. Thomas
+. Meagher, the Irish Patriot"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-11-07

The Mobile Tribune says that TRUNK
filed with old clothes was sold in tina!
city at auction for 81 1926.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-11-07

Iy A fine Arabian steed, for Presi
dent ., Davis, has arrived at Wilmington,
N. G. from Nassau.
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vIcKsBUBG AND PEMBERroy.

VICKsBURG AND PEMBERTON.
Brig Gen. Waul, Of Texas, was ser,
enaded in Richmond on The night of The
18th ult. He delivered a speech. from
The report Of which in the Examiner We
extract the following:
The surrender of Vicksburg after sueb
defense was no dishonor. Its takin,
cost the Yankees twice as many men n
killed and wounded as they took prison.
ers, and then the terms of our surrenda,
we're never before in this war accordad
our arms. We marched out with drum,
beating and flegs flying, and, stacked on,
arms. The Yankees, as they gazed on
us did not look like conquerers, and thew
were not The speaker had the lastins
honor of commanding a brigade in thar
siege, and he presumed he ought to know
the facts. All, every man and Office,
acted nobly, and to the last, defying hmm.
ger and thirst, and the elements of hesv.
en-, and the elements of the enemy. the
one pouring rain and the other shot and
shell upon them. In this connection he
would say a word of Gen. Pemberton
Kisses. A more gallant man was new.
er shut up in fort. He would say an.
other thing, Gen Pemberton was one Of
the last to consent to the surrender. "a
voice, :" Hov do you know that ?"1 H.
knew it from the fact that he was there
privy to the council Of war, held to deter.
mine the question. Another voice,
What did you surrender on the Fourth
of July for?"] He would tell them
[Stentoran voice, Why not on the 5tbrl
We preferred the Fourth, for on that dav
Gen. Lee fell back from the heights Of
Gettysburg, and we never want to cele.
brale the same day with the Yankees,
Great laughter That's why we sur.
rendered on that day, my friends. IA
voice in the crowd, "Three cheers for
Pemberton." Another voice, "D-n
Pemberton The speaker, finding PEN.
berton rather warm subject, dropped
him, and touched on Charleston, Tennes.
see, defended the Trans Missssippians
from the charge of disatfection, and clos.
ed by a general peroration, euIogistic Of
Virginia ladies', Texas soldiers and Ar.
kansas bushwhackers.
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-. ~ IS asserted in Ysukee papers that there
~, A. oeen llooVo deserters from the army of
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EF Why he pegged boots like ~
ghost Of HAM et? Because they Gay
row Up the sole"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-11-07

Es- There are upwards Of 200 officers
At hchmod off duty, waiting for orders.
Let them swell the ranks. isf.
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A BRILLIANT Observation-Disclosures
Harvey, of Gen. Writ Adams, cavalry.
performed a very brilliant exploit on Sat.
urday last, l7lh inst. With a detach
ment of only eighteen men he dashed up.
on plantation on the Mississippi river, a
few miles below Vicksburg, (said to be-.
long to the President, J captured twenty,
eight negroes and killed fifteen. He also
captured between forty and fifty horses
and mules, which he brought away with
him. The negroes were lodged in the
Port Gibson jail, and the live stock pro.
perly disposed Of The negroes were all
well armed, as a great many of them now
are on the river, and doing some scrt Of
guard duty.-Meridian { 4Mss.) Clarion.
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THE News FROM EAST TENNEssEE.-Th
news from East Tennessee is most exhile,
rating. Our cavalry under the gallant
commanders, Dbbrell and Morrison, have
driven the enemy TO his Notifications at
London, without mourning any loss on
our side.
The loss Of tie enemy is summed up
as follows: 700 prisoners, 80 wagons load.
ed with stores, 10 ambulsnces, s pieces
Of artillery, a lot Of mules and horses, be-
sides small arms, camp equipage, DC.
This lays WHeeler's raid far in the
back ground. Gen. Morrison commands
a brigade Of Georgia cavalry and has &C.
cupied the extreme front, much to the
discontinue OF the enemy, for many
months.
Col. Dbbrel is in command Of brig.
ade OF Forests men, and knows nothing
but to defeat the enemy whenever he gets
in striking distance of his camps.
All honor to the patriots who strike
such repeated and telling blows.-Aaan-
Ia Contederacy.