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The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
Deatb IN thal Wall.


The Peoples gourndl Of Health has an ar.
ticle with this fearinl title, which is an attack
on wall paper The writer saysird
A good clean paper Ii certainly more pleas
ant TO the eye than q assured andemutty wall,
whose scales of lime are continually peeling
on and soiling every garment which comes in
contact with it, And II proper selection oi
paper is made, and there be no other lining oil
similar stuff beneath, it is not only more pleas
ant to the sense, but is almost equal to the
whitened wall. s.n
But here Is the difficulty. As general
rule, one coat of paper is put on over another
as the last gets too much soiled to look well
untl seYeraliayers coysF the original surface
thus often producing an actual cause Of dis.
ease. QGR.N .E.GE20d W0
A few years since, we occupied house
builtlsome twenty years before, In the Old
English style, strong and solid, so that ii
seemed almost as good as, or better even,
thar new. We were gravely told that one
room in it seemed to be fatal to its occupants.
hence for several years it had stood vacant
One Of the first things which received atten-
tion was this ill-reputed apartment. 1t was a
north room, so situated that few slanting rays
OF sunlight peered into q corner of it for a
short time only y portion of the year, entirely
avoiding it for months altogether. Well, here
surely, was one cause of its unhealthiness, bu,
not enough. sdsis .l8 seioa mnimsya io =
After the cobwebs were duly brushed. out
we searched further. A good-sized fireplace
and two large windows afforded entirely sufii.
cientchance for ventilation, SO we could not
look there for the evil The walls next re-
eceived attention. They were covered with
heavy 'velVety green paper, but not only this
for upon peeling of asmall section with a
knife, another green layer was found beneath
it, and beneath this another, and yet another
The mystery was solved. The cause of the
evil was evident. Nothing would have induc.
ed US TO sleep in that apartment, None could
tell how much of the elements of disease that
thickly- -papered wall had retained. None
knew how much of death there was in the
wall 1t seemed as if it gave ont 8 positively
sickening odor, now, and its entire removal
speedily followed. Thereafter, though not So
desirable as some others, il ceased to have
nyhidden dangers or terrors, lurking to poi
son the fountain of life.
II is safe rule to choose patterns of wal
paper without green colors, especially those
heayy greenswhich SO please the eye, for they
contain an active poison, inimieal to life, and
lt is always nighiy improper to place one layer
OF paper over another. Better submit to the
dirt and annoyance Of havinr the last and
soiled paper entirely removed than 1ex,,ose
yourselves to the chances Of disease and
death, through its retention " '
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
: = q = u ~ = U = - :
= Wednesday Morning, Dec. IA, 1864.
Do Animals Reason.

Z 49,
10 T Suiinais reasonf nave no doubt they
W. hney nave memory certainiy.-They
Sn San 70 instructed mp 10 certain point
WI Wnae Is called the cunning OF the fox is moth
s.sa sng uu@ns qulck sagacity. multitude q
a'sSa S7ssen ~ enough 10 make quite avolume
of the a,oe, oo sasneu' . illustrating tne sagacity
, VIC eiopnanI' sne norse, tne oog, and other
.na4 Sualna,s' Essn tns stppld fass knoWeth his
,nasIeis ~ q ioA mas Deen gknown-so
aso tho Ooun 'olueo -, carry on smau pig: In
Sn5 no =. Sou.se e Vi nis way Dack 10 the WOODS ne
a 1o oosid ~ seslng Up TON Ine sea.
INN O0o,u na yuR over . ~ ~ nimSsh But could he
.',as ,ho n,.., .no pis ~ lis lnat
i;..Ia 'no ~ pS eytyeu ne went on
.;a"s n.sle way, ano came PACK WIN pine knot,
fto pc =, eloAen nno ~ nls mouth. IL was
az HS4. -. 80 Hss.sy Y tne pig says
o, ~ Can Jump across lnis creek with this
Hn0S n @ ~ niy Iouln, aLso can Will the Pig
4r "ulolnens ne gave ieaP ana over ne went.
- shon laiu uown ms knot' jumped back
@seui' eei-eu nis R pless ana $1,000 mQmeut as If
Melgnang we ana comparing the two. He hesita-
.S SIu OuS . III IioTuens M mnen presto ne was over
PlS a1.: a1y ap: Was not ths reasoning and log
lcc ooaid philosopher or divine draw q
no1e accutaIe lnlerencef
uos nau peen accused OF khllng sheep
no anu nls H1ssef were very iond OF each
otner. IL was long Time ere the owner could
De maoe 20 9eneve sthenl report about his fa-
Torlte. Az last ne was convinced that poor
,o.,,'sS noVsr was guuly, AS ne could not bear 70
+klll nim himsen' ne camelnto the room one
morning ana SAD, Peter, you may take the
aog after breakfast and shoot him. Mind and
Kill MIN dead The dog was in the room
ana heard It, Ia an instant he darted out Of
the room and was off in a straight line, No
caiilng or snoutlng would cause him to turn
his head Straight as an arrow heFshot across
theilos and went outlof sight Every hour
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
Q a IN a H. - I'd q m X
Government Z $40 Loan.

This Bank is prepared to receive subscriptions to
the new S-1o loan in sun of $50 and upwards,
paying interest from date of subscription to August
18th, the date of the new loan ssaagA Il
The notes are convertible at the end Of three
yeare into specie paying per cent $40 bonds. ei
Oneeighth per cent. will be allowed on all amounts
Of $1,000 and over. g =, B. G. soMERBY,
Portland ug. ], 1854 dit Cashier.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14

a &. ss e tssss59f ~ PORTLAND. Dec. I'd, 1864.
To the Senate and House or Representatives Of the
State Of Maine
FENHE y Undersigned. your petitioners, humbly re-
guest that they may be incorporated and made
Dody polite, to bs called the Yarmouth Paper
company, and located at Yarmouth, in.the County
o. Gum periand. for the purpos. OF manufacturing
ufactutng business. Aud as in duty bound will
eyer pray; S ho5g CHARLES D. BROWN
oec5eod8ws iat af g N, ~ ssa and Others.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
BOARDING,
Nnfice.

pLEASANT Front Rooms, furnished or unfur.
moderate. aee2d1ws
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
Steamship Bohemian
Wrecked at Portland.

VIfE undersigned will receive Geparate tenders at
II his oifice in this city, until noon on Tuesday,
January 10, 1855 for the purchase 9 .lii
y1st-of the wreck of the Hull and En- pgines of the
Iron Steamship Boht milan, of about 200 tons az
,hev now lie or may then lie, in about i've iathoms
water about half mile from the shore OF Cape Ell.
xabefh, opposite Broad Cove about eight miles ifom
TIE city. sfEa9c a4i ~ u3clll . uIH oFff
2d-of all the remaining port on of the cargo that
msv be found In or around the wreck, con nsiniIng
of Iron Knees, Bar Iron, Sheet Iron, and otIer
Tendersao state the prio in cash, gold value, that
the parties willing TO give for each lot
ly and the party or parties IL aTv whose tender s
accepted, must pay or deposit with the und adj
the amonnt their bids; q further sum Of twenty
percent o1 or before Feby 20 and the balance In
full on or before March i. 1865. ~ FIll WIZ o
,sisaaG .H JAMES l.. FARMER, ..ilur
-. :. . - No. 10 Exchange street.
Portland, Nov 29 1884 Z 4 bov9Otd L
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
DissoIu,,o,, Of CoDartnership.

nE eopartnersbip heretofore existing under ths
sIvad ~ ana urn OF Draae Davis is this day dis
ssid arm are consent. All persons indebted is
A. Davis at the old stand ho T. nthoriasd to ad
jast all matters Of the frm. ~no 10 aa'u'i
nOv2adlm - DRAKE & DAVIS.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14

EREDERICk N. DOW has been simltted tte as
Movie, lsoas io i1eg 9fl r3 povll sav3N
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14

ss,--.,..,1 ". y A Gard.
A, Davis Cloyes Brothers hav,r !. ...aa n.
stock and taken the stand formerly oocupied by
ron sc of both firms At the old stand ~. Sc
shall BE- known By the firm name OF Dssis sI Cloves
DFosneAe.oM sa8eFsvQ o. yld a. DAVIS.
noy2sd1m G.H cLosrz1ss,
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
LOST.

A SITUATION as Book-keepor in a who,a..,.
n establishment, or as a Copyist Best Of Iefer.
ence given. Address "H. 4. D., - Press ONCE. II
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
WHOLE NO. ''759.
WANTS, LOST, FOUND
Wanted.

DARTIES who havea cash capital of from SlOO
Il to $500, and wishing business in which they
can double their me ney In short time. Men an
ing business wll hnd rare opportunity for meney
making usiness BY calling at z2o CoDgressst.
q7oAVu4W1u9 sEa9f zis q y. CHAPMAN, JB.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14

MIR. =: ROBISON, OF Boston. at the urgent
1L solicitations ofthe pubic and his many friends
IN tnis has returned to Portland to resume his
Having an xperience of over twenty years, he
fess confident entire satisfaction will be giyen to
those OF his services in either department.
faines Music Store, or at his residence 7e Spring
street ~ si INV @ dec6d1n
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
Found.
Wanted,

NJ EAh rIumD stres., three Gold Watches For.
further information inquire At this once. -
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
Wanted.

RY Gentleman. Wife and Daughter, years
~ old, good suit of rooms with board. Rooms
furnished or unfornshed, for which liberal compen-
saton will be paid. Address g. j., box 2z04 ~ Il
Portland, OcI. 26th. oct27tf
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14

ON the evening ofthe 10Th between Deering Han
~ ~ and Daniorth street. large 1old Cros. chased
The Hinder will meet with liberal reward BY leay-
ing 1t At a-i a, LOWELL & oENTER'S, - 81.
ncVI7df Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14

A SITUATION as Salesman by young man Of
a experience. Satisfactory references. Apply,
Delta, Box COG, Post Office, Portland octlsdtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
Wanted.

A LOAN OF FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS is
~, wanted by the town or kearboroi : Inesiest
iand a s%l annually at tst National Bank ef Port.
OaF Hin pply y TO J. GunuisOn, Post Once address,
J.GUNNIsoN. li ai ssIectmen
e'n'lip4n. REGARD LEAvITr,( of ~
Dec, 9Th, 1884. = !" SAAIEk' sssIocro',
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-14
Lost.

ON Wednesday afternoon, ont Of carriage, be-
~ tween Exchange St. and Emery ST., pair OF
1ent's Boots. The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving them with JOHN L. DOW & SON, cor
ner of Exchange and Milk SITS. oci2Otf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-02
= ;-,o,v an this point? Was there ever

-: ,o,x an this point? Was there ever
O h's .r','ont that realized any important rev
0''sI fn,n conf >,a,ion> Of conquered !an!S?
e n' ,h l'a R,i,,h crown from Ireland, Or a'y
pI. crown? The reasons are obvious; "A
vas e >utiuyation leaves society 20 d'sorde'ed
wa Va. :;,,nnoyer,>hed IN the conquered region, and
s a.. =, ,c,,t4nt conquered popn'atnn at once
snC nac,;ve from despair and SO enlzttered that
;n 'I"a are worth very little among them II 81
"a .',o ! dangerous and irksoue. 1t the con
osnso can yet his retaioels to take them for
IIa,h;ao ~ condition Of residence, he is fortu
~ no,e r any are sold for small sum: pecula.
s;ons cat no the larger part Of this; Tor whaf
s,};oct 5, such times he>itates to steal from
3yarnn,enf which has Just set il the exampl,
Nv a Wholesale robbery? All these reasons
T ~ exist in peculiar force in a, conquered
sunth We mean to spend everything, except
tbo anJ, fighting the Yankees When that is
IL Infested With four million lazy, free negroes,
and ,.p.et WI, / seven ,iiltlon scowlng, revenge
III conouerel men, hating the Ya5:kee worse
thsn TIL. devil, it will Re worth nothing 10
Them. The Government Of the United States,
i i conoueypd the South, would never raise
enough money 10 pay one tenth the cost OF one
YEAR military occupation, which will he n4ces
sarv TO keep the Southerners from massacrelne
every land rolber in oue night, No, Brother
Jonathan, yhe goose Can't lay go!Er eggs Tor
Yuu after you have Quilted her. You'll have
to pay your OWN >c''re
shall hope to hear from yon at an early
day Believe me, as ever, afvctlonale!v your
friend ami sroth4r, r. l. DABNEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-02
LATEST REPORTS.
FROM THE JAMES RIVER.

BERMUDA HUNDRED, June AT 3 0 clock
this morning Confederate iron. clad came
down the James river and attacked the Federal
Monitors.
The engagement continued upwards Of TWO
hours with continuous and heavy cannonadIng.
The Confederate iron-clad was then driven
up the river.
Further results were not known When the
John A. Warner left at 10 a. m.
The town Of Forest Hill, California, was de-
stroyed by Ere on Tuesday Of this week The
loss is estimated at City thousand dollars.
Gen Grants army was supplied with stores
Of every sort before his latest movement, suth-
Gent 20 last Till June 7.
At the late coDhagratlon IN Alexandria,
Louisiana, the greater portion OF Ghe iowa
was burned down.
The steamer which sailed from New York
for Liverpool yesterday took out 5000 in
specie.
Gold, in New crk, yesterday, closed at 1893.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-02
T i f. s A I, e ,
The THREE STORY BRIO

NM The THREE STORY BRTUK Q WELIl-
M$ai ING, nn the South side Of Came on
street, second door from St Asaph street,
Opposite NJ Xeigh Hospital, and now occupied
by John F. Dive esq. This House was built
n 1855 by Mankin s. FadeIy, for NY own use:
at 2 cost Of 50, eco, and no pains Wera spared 70
make it complete and desirable, rs Il residence.
Information can be obtained b. c"iiing unoo
Robert Crupper At he Custom House, or ,Jo!.zA
I. Creighton, IS King street, Alexandria. w.
or BY addressing me 1T 1ingue's, Hunterdox.
Co., n. j. Price Sc, (N0 90 lars cash.
NV 2I--2w MES g. Mem IE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-02
70 PEZv.ENT s1CKN Ess,
Pr RILEY I u L s l. 90 > !

NOTHING is more wholesome at this time
~ IF year. than q gentle purgative. 1t VII.
purify the blood and digestive organs, and ena~
bic the system the better TO endure the warm
season to come. For this purpose We would
advise every one III Ques; Of sound h. a}Jh 80
try 8 box Of Prot. Wundraon's Vegetable Pills
or Powders which have proved 50 sululary tbs
past two seasons, TO AL who tried them
For sale at most Druggists. See advertise
n1qnt III another column. ap 30-z?o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-02

La DIES TA I q EAE wv
E HAVE this d.tv received 80 pieces Of LlnoD
/ at Is cts per yard 80 pieces IT CRAB tor
Towelng at Is cts. per yard 10pleces OF v nit9
FIanne! at 50 CTS Per yard 2o doz i':oe =,
ladies: !4andkerchiefs al l84 els, worth 2Ta cts. ;
SO sets Collars and Sleeves from auction, a.
only ST; y doz Hair Nets AZ rs Cts q piece
new line Of Lawns, Barages and Dress Cones:
also, Parasols, Fans Of all kinds, ana :" r1grea.
many other goods. Gall early az z-S! .d
Sch WAR;, S. ~, - 60
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-02
Auction SALE.

WILL BE SOLD, at Public Sale, on SAT-
w URnAY MOtsNING. June 18th, at we
Stables Of john /. rice King Street TWO
FDlrR HORSE CMNIBUoES AND ONE
HACK. Sale at 10 o'clock Terms cash.
je 2-2,# w L. PENN, AuctiOneer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-02
FURNITURE SALE.

z ~
WILL Be SOLD, nc Pubic Au"tlnn. on
w FtIDAY 81 Of June at No. 10, A fired
Str-yt lot of HOUSEHOLD ID AND MITCH
EV FURNIrU RE. Sa.e to commence at ~
o'clock. Term, cash. w L. PENN,
nv 5t-*t# Auc loneer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-27
Bethel Item,

Letters from Col. Ed-ar,i, Of The Sch Ne
Reg. state thatbe escaped with osly slight
injury. While his regiment has SUFFERED
most severely. Therc j. not a captain lch
in the regiment Sc for service. and only
foar or FIVE heuteuants. lie could not
count upon nov than 30 men Ia rs reei-
ment. and man, Of those ar wounded.
Go. I. % Which h. vent out A. Captain. -
nearly annihilAted. Among The wounded
from Bethel. - Serg DAVID Edwards.
wounded badly in the arm. John Bean.
hadls -ouaied in had. Daniel Stear IN
the arm Csrs. Clark - dead. Cyrus
ThurioS Of Wo0dstock was Killed IN The
charge on tie rebel rife pts. A rvbcl re-
fusing 70 surrender he bayoncicd bin. and
thre~ him out Of The pa on his hsyonet.
vhen be was slo; through thc bead bv
rebel captain. Col T. says that he Brvsr
knew what Sighting vas bcfore. TIE rcb-
els IN the froat Of has Regiment isy in the
trenehc' several LAYERS deep. We have
been promised iail account o. the doinss
Of has re- iuseni ~hich we slsll notice in due
time
The new Steam Saw mil j. in operation
and - al cut cut large amount Of iunbcr
The returned veterans Of the l2th Ne
arr enjoy ing their farlough hugely among
their friends
Farnes arr busy sowing ard planting.
lawyers have turned farmers. eisrgyrnen az
their own -ood. and everybody = busy
about something
Rents arr vers scarce IN the village a.
present The prospect nov Is that tLcrc
~iii be a great rush OF saas,cr travel here
and the hotels an boarding houses are
preparing accordingly.
MrTUoEotoGtcAL BEGIsrrE. N S,vtrI.
STOW RAJ.
Great freshct on the Androscoggin river.
Octobcr I5th and 18th. Is63 Water rose
- feet above Low water marx
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-27

istration Of the government. II there ever
Vas a time When ne wanted stout hearts
and strOag hands. Il Is nov. A. the great
turning point in our national history sP-
P-oaches ard the crisis thai Is % determine
our future destiny As people insensi6es
ard draws 20 Point. the faith AL hope
Of the natioa sbould rise above the dan -
battle and clsngor Of arms. 70 that God in
whom Is our trust and on whom we must "
II 70 bring us out Of the Periis through
-hich We are passing. There Is an Al
nighty arm that i al~ays With the right
Let the American people "thrO- a-sy
their strange God book 20 Him and pray
in fsith that our ARMIES nav ee V'esorioss
and that the right may prevail
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-27
Seventeenth Regiment.

Capt. g. W Verrin fg-uisbe, the Cou--
Der = fen list Of losses IN this r,ri,.-t
from Which ne are able 70 compile the fol-
loving;
60. B.-Wounded n. {. Saunds--
Sweden. bad sIghtiy
,. g.. Hot. Fryebar-. lcc. slightly.
X. d. ". Poster. Albsuy. leg
DANIEL Smith. r. Frvehgrlg. side. ,Iirit
Alden Is Wake. FryebarE. arm ,hght.
Missing samuel Ring. Lowell
% Killed. J. /. Falicr. Minot c.
7 Pratt. Poland
wounded. JOSIAH Dura-. Poland
We. FauDoe. Oxford. face
Missing : Biack. Bethel
20 f--hlled. Sslouoa FaTr. Green
wood
Orlando Miliikeu. Waterford
lsaac farkcr. Hiram.
Wosnded.-Ssrgt II. :. Warren. Nor.
way. ieg. slightly
Oti' u DYER. ihigh. severely.
Oliver O. Curtis. Paris. arm ard side
slightly.
t'coTce O. keal.tou. Brown6cId. hand
Joseph bgrgcss. Brovutrla. ics. slightly.
q n thhorl. faris. knee sev~rciv
~. tsaTnuon. Gwen wood. arm. slichf
. IL map. PARIS. FOOT. slightly.
Moses Il. Mor-s. Psris. leg. shghtly
1harles II. Morse. Norway. had. ,ii-ht
=. a.. NeWhail. Paris
Lew Pratt. Pzris. bard. slirstlv.
Luther h Farnham. Woodro.k
, y. Iborue. Brosn6cld. arm.
Missing-Alhcrt ? Etcr.on. Paris
Nelrosr D-erin-. PARIS
J.. g.. Nashbu-n. Pans
% l.-MtssIug. james Gleason. Oxford
David A. " entscrth. BroEnfeld. woan-
ded
The sevente~nth Eas in the front a. the
fshi. ani participated in shat rlo-ioa.
charge in WAieh ve-e captared - stand q
e'iors. j. guns and So prisoner Aher
both general o.icer. wcrc zone. the reci-
ment "a led by Ma Moore. ofPa. The
regiment BE- nos under she command ofLt
Col @. q Merrill and numbers bat los
effective acn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-27

THr Success oF Wrp~rspsr's FIour-
rSe We End thc following ParagrsPh' in
Wsshingtou papers
o.. fhc novcuent ~ the three army corp
"a " ctncsday. While 30 vas not suCcessiul
ln carving al the works of the sn~rnr. A.
corupashcd an Important rssuh on the ere
nv IA ~hich ne curr,sr.rrdeut Of ths
AHMED t'-css. IN us report. fail. %
.ta'c.
T. aup-ars. from Tire statements Il Col
Makland 81 Gen. Grants staH. ara th-
ether gentlemen ~ho have arrived h.re
f-,,u, the front. sni 80 have had the
mesns of know ,u-. that General lee ccru-
pes Spoffsvlsanfa tolrt House proper.
snd - iortihcd al around his army his
camp - a periccg fortress Gsn. Grant has
male almost a. entirv circuit cf fhc enc
uls's rcsrtion in Tee sartous as-suiis mad.
upou q a. times. like that az the ~ih. chef
le vith - bope - frrrinc tr~7. Lee cot %
his vorss. so that his army can he reached
upcn a air Geld.
lhrrr ar srveral rc,sors nv ifttis sise
than these dcnseassrziions have been made
william the last fcs DAYS First. thc roa1s
snd fields in tho vicinity % ihc arlny ver,
never i1 wore condition for he movement
e. Z artillery. cavalrv. 90 even infantrv scc-
ondiv. rcinioruemeuts have l-.-n getting
Up. and in Consequence 20 the hai condi
tion az The roads. thsv have been greatly
DELAYED in -caching Gencral Grant. and
in ths thir,l place. ccrf,in deulonstratinr
f'rc-s we're ut O. o. heard from upon
whose cPcrsiions much dsPcndsd. DurinS
this dsiay. which. perhaps. seems tedious 90
tie puhlc. the arrny proper has been rcs;-
inc sad rccurerating
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-27

THE BoCUs PEoCtANsrtoN. The great
hoaS pcrpetratcd uroa the Ne~ York pres.
Ia; week has been ths occasion q much
coumeut. In IT, politicai s,-u,fcanos. ar
peariug just on thc eve OF ihr DEPARTURE oi
a iorr "A steamer. and calculatej a. q ~
% destroy con6dencc in the federal mi.i-
tar, fo-cc. q seemed 70 have been a Sccriy
lad conspuac, of encmic. 81 the govrrn-
ncnt The World ard the journal of
Commsrrr. VIEW the only paper deceived
and tie ofhces werr promPtiy seemed b. Or
der Of Gen piN. Who also arrested thc op-
orators 81 the ludepcndcnt Telegraph Com
PAM. Il las sinoe appearcd that onc Hoo
srd. city editor - coPPcrheal paper IN
Brooklyn. Vas The sole su'Sor 20 the docu-
ucnt. an that his alleged motive -as "a
make little nioues IN the fnancial furry
it shoald occasion. lie had - que.;ioued
broker previously. that The guilt uas r,.ad
ily fNed uPen han. and b. confc.sci ths
dced. Thc paPcr, having ben thus ~.
l,scc. we're Ailo~cd % resume their busi
ness. Government was able % send De-
nal in the same stramsr that carried IN,
Prociamaiicn. Which -osld he iuimediatei,
telegraphcd % London. Howard has CON.
Portable quarters az Port Lafayette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-27

woman has succeeded lately. in ,ieti-
Mining sone q tie Portland Merchant.
Pretending % Purch4se good. for a .io-, IN
hocSiand. he contracted to- goods o. tis
Amount oi several thousand douars TIE
goods not beng called Tor she uas looked
Up. and found % b. doingqaito a snu- bus-
mess On selling good. ihai she had .tolen.
in making her extensive Purchases IT,
police have taken ber in charrc. All lie
has Owned uP the Whole natter - sav
The Portland PAPER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-27

NArEEEs ~ IoVuA. Property has
been changing hands in Lowell ana its VI
einIiy. during a frv months past. % an eH-
tent have never knoHn before in ooun-
Try place Houscs in abe village have
changed ounsrs 80 have stores aud tbsir
good vhil- many a. cmbarrasscd farmer
Aas had bis deb,. swept a~ay ard farm
cleared q mortgage by brave son or son.
be The ur ION army. Cuas ANnEFu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-27
Another Call.

Pursuant 20 an intimatioa from che Wa
Department that another cal for troops
Will be made in July. Gen Hodsdon las
Issued a general order calling upon tie
several % ~ns to FURNISH volunteers 20 make
up the quota Of she State. lie estimates
the number this State will be called upon
20 furnish. AZ 300. The State boant, 10
volunteers - $50; and - DATED men and
their substitutes bit slO0. Tom meet
iags should be held innediAiely. 70 devise
means TO 6li the quota. The places hav-
ing surplus AZ present will rcceise credit
therefor. While those nov deficient must
make good the de6ciency besides the nam
Der nov called for. The qsots Of the a.
tO5cr call al b. Sufficient basis tcr cal-
cllation. and the exact nanibers uill b. CIV
en- about the 2oth % June. being basel IN
on the L. :. enrollnent. The rnunicip.l
officers are requested % ASSUME the dire--
tion Of enllstm~n,s. and see that rroper
credits are gwen. Zach naval recruit /.
credited on this call. T~entv-sve dollars
per heal may b. paid as a recruiting fee.
BY towns. n directed by the authorities.
and IN addition AL = Ailowed bv the Gov
eminent, and So. II tho recruit - a VET
cran-