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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16
AnnOi0 TN en- ts.

The Democratic State Central Committee hsve
made the following appointments Ter public
speaking:
Hon MARTIN n. RAY gill address the mass
McCLEIL.x ratification meeting AZ Brookvile
Franklin county. on Saturday the 18th inst
Hon THosAs B. WARD will speak follows:
Al the ratification meeting a, LesveDworih,
Cr.uford county. on Saturday. the 18th inst.
At Lexington Scott county. on Saturday. the
Gath inst
AZ Paroka, Gib.an county. en- Thursday. she
18th inst
Hon Jomx PErrir gill speak as foIlo~s:
At Lebanon. Boone county. on Monday. the
18th inst. ct O'Clock. ?
A, Monticello. White county IN Tuesday the
27th inst. At I O'Clock. ?. "
Hon Dawn SHEEKs will speak "a folloss:
At Lebanon on No-Jsv. he I9'h inst. - l
o'clock. p. N.
At williamspcri. ~ rue-iav me 10Th irs'.
~ o'clock p NJ
A. Covington. on "Wednesday. 'he plat ms
ul o'clock r N
At Cra~fordsvile. on Thur.da,. the 22d inst
ct o'clock p "
At Lafayette. on FRIDAY. the 23d inst. st Z
o'clock r N.
At Dayton. rippccsnO- county. on SATURDAY.,
the 2tth inst at o'clock Z.
At Delphi. On Mcnds.. the 18th inst. ~ I
o'clock 7 NJ
At Frankfort. Clinton county. on Tuesday. the
9th inst, At o'clock 7. NJ.
AT Logsnsport. on Thursday. the 18th Inst,
st o'clock r. N.
At Peru. on Friday. the 3n,h inst at o'clock
Pm
At Rochester. on SATURDAY.. October la. 81 !
o'clock p. n.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16

The abolilonis,s have been sayia. ever aimee
the Inauguration Of Mr. LrxcoLs, thas there
should be bur ono party ia The North. Virtually
there has been bat one The Republican party
has represented The Government sinec March 4,
1861 In the prosecution 81 the and IN the
establishment Of IL policy, the Republican Ad
mins,ration has been furnished al The men and
all The money ~ has demanded But Il has
failed mo.i .gn.lIy 10 fulfilling the promise.
which IL has made 20 the country For
three yeara aud half TIE nation hs. been en-.
gsged in de-oiasipg ervil- var. ye' It nov
presents . gig,ntic proportions. With a. little
prospect OF terminatos under the policy which
IL hSsbcen prosecuted. ss !, hssst anr time sinot
the committeeman, 81 The struggle Whist
claim ean party with such record hsve "
on the further confidence and support Of tho
peoplef In fact. What right has il 20 s.k that
the seslnies o. the paii0u should ioDger be
confded TO it7 None whatever Are 90 four
ye-rs ~ disastrous f,il6re efficient resson
for /. eb.ngo Of sdrninistratioif would IL nc,
be regarded - insanity. II IN individual should
eon,inue ,o tsust the mana Eerneui oi h'- private
affairs % al -gen, who had for series oi
ye.rs proven himself unfsiihful ,ni i0compe
tentf
The party in power h,. had the control OF tb,
Government for Tour years. With every depart
merit 20 sustain IL Praciicalls. tie North hs'
been n unit II tho supper, OF he Admns,rs
ton yet IL has been failure WIS, i. 20 b
doDel l. it the par, %; wisdom "a continue ID,
management oi public Affairs with the meu vhC
have demonstrated their incspaciiy 10 success
fully administer them! Isnot change demand
eli by every consideration of public policy. ',
say nothing Of individual interests Shall =,
continue on the same course which has well uiai
ruined The country.
There mus, be bus one party, .ry the Aholi
tionists. but in what WAY can unity Of sentinel
be proiucedi Can il be in any other way thar
BY placing the direction of the government will
the party which has heretofore successfully sd
ministered in II the people sincerely desire Il
restore the integrity Of tho Union. the blessing
of peace and good order AMI preserve our inssitu
tons, there mu4f be change Of administration
Confde the government TO the control of To,
party which heretofore has successfully admins
tered II. giving !, the same support which the ad
ministration of Mr LisooLS has received, and il
| short time peace will be restored. and the 10
tegrirv nj the union and the Constitution main
/ t.ipcd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16
n.sIsIe.ulon neetlnes this W eeh !.

In response TO the recommendation OF the
Democratic Nationsl Convention. arrangement
have been made for holding mass meetings a.
various places In the State 10 ratify the nomins-
tion Of McCLsLLkS and PEsDLEToS.
The Democracy Of the Second District will az
sembls At New Albany GA Thur.day. the 18th
instant
o. Saturday. the l7th inst. there viii be msss
meetings az Fort Wayne: at Rockville. Frank
lin Co; 81 Franklin, Johnson Co; AZ Connersville:
st Lsfsyette. Tippecsnoe Co. and A. Button.
Wells county. In addition. county. township
and city meetings rill be very general Al many
places large and enthusiastic demonstrations have
already been made There is every evidence
that the nominations Of the Chicago con seuiion
meet With the hearty re-ronss ~ The reopie
Keep the bali rolling.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16

The second amendment of the Constitution
sys tina, The right Of ths people to ke,p and
aud bear arms shall TO, be infringed" ABn.-
Ham LIscolx says il shsl be infringed in Ohio,
Indiana. Illinois and Michigan for sir,y days
Can any Loyal Lacquer inform the people rhy
The period /. Fixed at sixty DAYS. and shy or how
it will De safe At the end oil that time long
-r infringe upon our constitutional risht's
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16
The Maine Election

The telegraph reports . great Republican nj.
umph ia Msine and that the minority will he
some 5000 for the Republican candidate for
Governor. In 1856 HANNIBAL H.xLlS. the Re-
publican candidate for Governor. that year ~.s
elected by 10000 majority. yes BrcHAsAx Was
elected President The diminished Republican
majority in Maine this year indicates the .1ccess
OF MCCLELLAN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16
The Contrast

ABRAHAM LINCOLN. in NJ. address 10 whom II
may concern. say. the only condition of peace is
the abandonment o. slavery.
General McCLELLAS says: The true issue tor
which are fighting il the preservation OF the
Union and upholdins the avs Of 'he General
norernment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16

Hrhe Springfield Republican. one ~ the
ablest administration papers in the United States.
10 sllusion 20 charge Of some dirty abolition
scoundrels. SAYS tha, General Mcclellan 10 asi
/. traitor. and ia 4. sss.ra sd osassrsss - isu-
pAts r.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16
STATE ITEMS.

-DEKsLE CoUSTr DEMOCRATIC TICKET.--Por
Representative. Freeman Kelly; Tor Sheriff. Geo.
". Maxwell: for Recorder. John Butt: for Sur
veyor Spencer Dills: FOR Commissioner. John
Brandon: tor Coroner, jeremiah Plum: for
A-se-.cf-Urion tosnship--Lsnslot lnsmar.
On saturday night Is., the Democrats Of
Washington township organized Mcclellan
club With 81 members, and elected thsir officers.
Mcclellan clubs should he formed in cTery town.
shin in the State
- mass ratification meeting will be held at
LogaDsport on Saturday, the i7th inst Hon.
Thomas A. Hendricks will be present ard nd.
dress the meeting. Every preparation has been
made to secure the success of the demonstration.
The Democracy of White. Miami, Pulaski, Csr-
roll and Howard counties are invited To- Ia pres :
en-, on the occasion.
--MosrIoyLLo Mass MEErISe.-Ths Denoc
racv OF White county had fine mass ratification
meeting last Thursday at Monticello. The ster-
ling Democracy OF White and hundreds from
adjoining counties were in attendance, and com
menced in earnest the work of redeeming the
country from the disastrous administration OF
Abraham Lincoln.
The meeting addressed nv Me.sr- g. y.
Fitch and L. NJ Kent
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed, and she
meeting afforded guarantee of the good work
White county will do in the canvass lie. the
work 20 on Logsnspor, Phsros.
The Democracy of Noble county l.., Ss,
urdas placed IN nomination The foIloEing excel
lent ticket:
Fer Representative. samuel ( Alvord: Treas.
urer. iliam N Barney: Sheriff Oven Black :
Recorder. Levi Keen; COMMISSIONER, James
Skinner Surveyor. John Young: Coroner. q
Wiley
Mr. Btue1. he candidate for Treasurer. was
Captain IN the l0Oth regiment Indians rolun-
tesr-. aud she candidate for Recorder. Mr. Ksen.
ha- lost leg ia tie I : service
They are all good men and hope them sue
cess. aud think they will succeed, even if there
was over two hundred Of majority against them
l,s, fall-DeKslb Democrat.
Tim RArurcAriox The Democrat. AID
conservative men OF Fulton county held grand
ratification meeting N Rochester on SATURDAY.
last, to rstify the TO ninstion OF Mcclellan and
Pendle,on Considering that oaly ore days no.
tee OF the meeting was given, the crowd va.
very l,rge At nigh, the people came pouring
in. IN crowds. grand torchlight procession
Wa tcrTeu tn0 escorted ov the Rochester Bard
and good martial band parsded The streets.
After~srds there WAS magnificent display OF
fire. vorks The enthusiasm sss greater thar
VAS ever witnessed in Rochester before Loud
cheer for Little Mac" incessl'ilV rent the air
Rockets went screaming up 20 he heavens. and
the night vas illuminated by The blaze Of Roman
candles. torches. trsnsparcncies and bon6ros
The cannon doomed and the bands played.
Rousing speeches we're made BY Packard. Shat
Ter. Holmes. Sturgeon and Others. A. a laie
hoSr 81 the night the vast audience dispersed
With cheer upon cheer for Mcclellan. Pendleton.
IurPie. and the State and county Democratic
tickess - Rochester sentinel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16
iladelphia, June -, 1861.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the Of
Biiters put up in quart bot les compounded of he
cheapest whisky rum costing from 20 20 40
cents per gallon, the taste disguised by anise CORR
ander seed.
This class Of Btters has caused sni III continue
cause long they be sold hundreds die the
death OF the drunkard BY their system Is Kept
continually under influence Of alcoholic tulants Of
the kind he desire for qnor created and kept
up and the result Is all the horrors attendant upon
drunkard's life and DEATH .H
For tbo~e who drsre and will have liquor bfters
publish the following receipt Get bottle Of Hoof-
lands German Buffers and with three quarts Of good
Brandy OF whisky and the result viii be prepsrs ion
that will far excel In medical virtue and true excellence
will cost much less You will have ell the virtues Of
Hollands Btters In connection with q good article Of
fll i'm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16
OBITUARY..

Killed. the I'd inst, the battle at Jonesbore,
Adjusnt TnoNrsos DUNS. of the 18th regiment Indiana
Volunteers, aged IS years
His funeral will be attended at the residence OF his
father, No. 20 West North street, this morning 10
O'Clock Services by Rev. Mr.. Day. Relatives ami
friends are invited to attend. Carriages wi leave the
undertakers Office Circle IS minutes be-
fore 10 O'Clock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16

TEA country paper Gays eases Of son stroke
have become very frequent lately in the Army OF
The Potomac" Alas . srsA, nssy brave sens
have hesn ssdsk0 sh@s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16

fKsSsspo woop The Cincinnati Enquirer
sys: This gentleman does nvt bolt the nomi.
nation of Gen Mcclellan. but supports him. He
does not agree Nth bis brother Ben Of the Nes
York Ness In that particular. Fernando has
ehosen the vice. and Ben she un~se course
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

EARLY IN STRONG FORCE AND FORTIFIED AT
wINcHEsTER-GES. sEERIDAS's FORCES FoRTI-
rIED AT BERRYyILLE- BATTLE AT BERRYvILLE-
THE coNFEDERArEs THE ATTACKING PARTY
STRONG CONFEDERATE FORCE ON THE EAST sIpE
POSITION.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16

tB-In consequence of the ratification meeting
having been called Al lafayette on the l7th inst,
The proposed meeting =; Rosssile On that DAY
has been postponed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16

~ The Democracy oi Psrke county will
hold grand rally and mass ratification meeting
81 Rockville on the 18th inst Jean ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16

Gss Lossx syp Gsx McCLrnxAsp The
Chicago Post gives us TO understand that both
these Generals will support Mcclellan for The
Presidency IL SAYS they have slravs been
Democrats. arc still Democrats, and as everybody
will ere long have occasion To admit. are Hkeiv
20 continue 70 he Democrats for .on. Tin. ~
come
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16

Hon. ID ". yooEHrys si speak at Liberty.
in johnson county, on SATURDAY. the 2ith OF
September This village is sev er miles west OF
Pranklin, and arrangements have been made to
accommodate all who nav srsrd Tho whole
State IL invited
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16

scstioo meeting ST Kokomo on Saturday. the
18th inst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16

~ Hon c. l.. DuSHAN will address the Dem
ocrstic Club at Shelbyville to night.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA,
JAUNDICE,

Chronic or Nervous Debility. Diseases OF the
kidneys and ale Diseases ari-ing from q dis
ordered Liver or stomach. such as Constipation,
Inward Piles. Fulness Of Blood 10 the Head.
Acidity of the Stomach. Nausea. Heartburn.
Disgust for Food, FuIness or Weights in the
Stomach. Sour Fluctuations. Sinking or Flutter-
ing at the PIT OF the stomach S~imming Of the
Head. Hurried sud Difficult Breathing. Fuiter.
ing at the Heart. Choking or Sufocating Sen
sations when in lying posture. DmBcss OF
Vision. Dots or Web before the Sight. Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head. Descie0cv OF Pres
pfation. Yello~ness OF the Skin and Eye-. Pain
IN the Side. Back, Chest. Limbs. Sudden Flushes
of Heat, Burning in the Flesh. Constant Imag
inings OF Evil. and Great Depression Of Spirits.
and will po,itivel, prevent YELLOW FEVER.
BILIOUS FEVER, &C. They contain
No Alcohol or Bad whisky.
They WILL CURE the above diseases IN ninety
niue cases out Of hundred
INDUCED by the extensive sale and universal p.pu-
u larity Of Hoohand'. German Bters (psrey v-gets-
be) hosts OF ignorant quaeks and interruptions sdven
turers. have opened upon suffering humasty thr nood
Of nostrums IN the shape OF pfor whi-ky viciy
compounded with injurious drugs. and ehrsened Tonc
Beware OF the nnumersble array Of alcoholic prepare
iions plethoric bottles and big be kegs under the
modest appellaton Of Buffers. which instead ~ curing
only aggravate disease. and leave the dsAPpOrd s1f
ferer in despair.
Do YOU want something 10 strengthen you!
DO you want good appetitef
Do YOU want TO build up your constitution
Do you want TO feel weli
Do YOU want to get rid OF nervousness?
Do YOU want energyf
DO you want to sleep velli
Do you want brisk and vigorous feelinef
If you do use HOOFLAND'S GERMAN
BITTERS.
Rom Rec. y. Getotoa Brorn. d. D., Editor fAs Eh-
cyclopedia Of Religious Knosoied0e.
Although disposed 20 favor or recommend patent
medicines in general through disiu OF their ingredients
and effects, yet know Of sufficient why
test f the benefits he believes hnsef 10 have
received from simple preparation. in the hope thstt
may contribute 20 the benefit Of others.
do this more readily in regard TO Hoohands German
Bt,ers prepared by DR. C. NJ Jackson Of this city, be-
cause was prejudced against them for many years.
der the impression that they chiefly alcoholic
am indebted nv friend Robert Shoemaker,
ESQ., for the removal Of this priudc, by proper tests
and for encouragement try them. when suffering from
and long continued debility The Of three bot
ties Of these bter the beginning OF the present year
followed by evident relief and restoration 70 de-
gree Of bodily and mental rgor which hal not felt for
Elk months before and had almost despAed Of regaBng
therefore thank God and my friend for directing
the of them J. NEWTON Brown
al frEsa fun 1NE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16
WAN 7 E b.

"IAEIED-Twenty Carpenters. Wages 81 90 pei
w day. Inquire al No. Maryland street.
XNyANTED-Ten Seamstresses work Mems
w Wear, at No. 8 Maryland street
"IANTED-Two Bar Tenders who can speak the
w German language, at No. Maryland street.
"7ANTED-A Girl TO do general house work in :
w private family at No Maryland street.
"TANTED-A Girl 20 do Plain Sewing In private
w family and who has had experience IN 7sng
sewing machine, at No : Maryland street
"IANTED-Stesdy Employment for a Two Hsrs-
w Wagon ard Driver at No Maryland street.
"TASTED-Nurse Girl, at No Maryland street
=" septic PALMER a FORD
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-05
Farm for Sale.

fINni hasle-'es.i f,rl1 of fhe hfr franris Geo
II u.iu-s. sltnsfsi fhe O..rrfF rusf - tha
orafrai pat oi A1snv. - r-is $50 a. sea-
hrs--. y, r.ats lrnra -rr.u,l tar-- atf to 80
hal ulirs tn r-~lt.r. -1lsr. sui aa.lrs ffl11a
Eethei titL 500 tlru rurlatas shr..f 80 arrr-.
- uaaer rnri staic of ralfIrslran. cufs - trrs
Earissh sd hre t-rs ui N.sla~ haV. 4 lsf1c
qasufff ei No. by msf uc raf o. rl-srier
To uiIr- 81 b. Frrf'f re~ fl..au srnnfs s-I EASILY
Cs.tisaf-fs c..al rnsrarr seI ssasfrf. trrr-
roriien oi thr lsat 81 covered $40 thfiifs ..,-.d
au tslui-r. r,fr.-, ash. csisr. hsC.l-rfa 49, a.. q
ruoi cn-rrur,rt 80 ri fern huiii-aEs go cs-
tiifea--,oaasr sn.i iaru sHfrarl ~rh rrsrr tsfi-
iar ~sfsr. 4 r.-ad 80 .f tsrn 80 ts,f. aiss ~
a., stnrs siH D. 80 f te-irsf.
irraa- rrasr--I.ae. lslt 81 80 rar rst r~-,ara
e trrH el Nrsrs ea u,affrn-e. fsr flrfhrr par.
iscuisrs ar,is O. fhr rra,rrsiar o. So rf~u.l-.-
UEFZiHAH =. Il INNINGS
A.hang. ~ e.. LEA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-05

ton. from the iyrsnt. Sir Elmund Audros.
who visited Msiac about that tine. Il va
Written Andross Cogcin.
Lille Anircscoggin emptying into the
The great river was given TO Il b. the early
settlers. Church calls Il tbc Western
Br.nch Of Tie Great River.
Gradually re name q Aairc.co-gin was
applied % ths river. iis whole lcngth. Tie
earliest occurrcnce Of the present. name
uhich ! lave iosnd. wss in Worumbo's deed
granted IN l6st- The esrlist reccri Of the
rscr Vas probably By CAPT. John Saith
IN l6if. lie spelled it Aumosghcs~Een.
This rivcr has bccn spelled a. ieasi i~euty-
Two different ways. The early sstsicrs
frequently abridged the whole word O. Scor-
gin-
Porov Point. q name givea by TIE early
settlers q point u Land. on ,hs Andres
coggin River mile below the Bsthel
Depot. wherc The Iadians we're said 70 bold
tlsir councils.
Much confusioa las alrcady arisen in
ib- history oftbs Anlrosoorgia river b
wrong application ofnamcs. Amarcscogvn
Port sns Amosoorgin Falls. and tie Cp-
Permost Falis.arc s;in di-ruied points 9Th
reierencc tosh-ir iocstion
Iherc Is something peculisrly interesting
N noticing the sdditioa 20 our list ofp-orer
names by the use 90 Indian words. Thcv
arr ia Part the lndisn laagusec itself m
dchbiy stamped upoa our whole continents.
Ca Ills point shau ,rsat nor funy IN
subsequent chsricr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-05
Wirfsr Ritter

j BE- Following from she Geuss,c Farmer.
cannot hu, prove vaiaahie % ne rcacral
reader .; thi. peri5d OF the year. -beu the
ques;ion 81 bow - make good better 3D.
winter = constantly discussed.
lt D. not an casy matter % make good
better durine thc winter ruo,ihs. especiaIly
vhcn you have. a. ). us-sa'', de case. 81;
ie~ COWS that ar giving mia.
II the milk va a. rlch in better ds-in-
ths wirter a. % b. in s.rnfne-. there uou.d
scca CD bc 20 rvason Why Il cannot pc *
tractcd- Ihe tcmpcr.f1-c Of tlc house +.
under our control 90 D. tiat % abe cbarn.
the crr2in. etc. Bot abe tat is ,i.t i, 4.
majority 20 cases the mlk co.fain. T,tI-
better. The cool wife ni,y beevcr 81 skill
i1i in beg a-rar cement. o.; g tie bafie- i.
noi ihrre. % z-ir1nt of care al labor 90,
hcr part VII produce Be-. Etfe batter dee,
not ''cgme~ the fauli j. uot h.-s. la a..
cows De eel fcj. and kef; warm All COM
Portable. sai il.eir WI b. ls.le troaIle 81.
ehuruiag
Batter. Ike fAf. j. derived from the food.
lfthc food contains fat-or carloraosou.
substance. ike starch and ssgar. ilsy uiH
proGscc tat-aud a. these Ar, not all con
ssn-d % Keep up ibc a-i-aal hcat - the
BODY. the COW. 81 literally .ap7lieI With d.
vi eiiLer Increased ia vcie,i. orsi,e ra;.k
rlch in butter.
An EaS,ish lady Who has lad uluch eHpe-
r'e-ce in making better. gives rs the foL
iowlnc hiuts Be- regard o. her method q PRO
cclurc in wintc-.
Where oaly a iew COWS are giving u..Ik
'kim tAe cream Of every morning. and
scald q ty putting Is iu q On iauuer-.l IN
boring water. and ictiine is remain i..i wi.
heated II tie COWS are EATING t-rnirs.
ih.s val take away tlcir unrleasant aa,or
from che batter. AftcrscaIl.a. tbe cram.
pat It b. q crook. ani ala 90 10 Gle cream
Each morning. lscal8.l.. a. before ti,l ,,a
have enough CD churn. ssy GRE uoek. n
krIf logger IL cream b. srt o. become
batter. lt is BOT desirable o. skin, a.. eli.
ior more than two days. To- cream saoufl
De- Kept in moderately warn room. or a.,
least uherc it viii not freeze. When raj,
% ehurH scili yo1r eharn. aad roar +. tl~
cream VILE the oharn o. boz. snd ehsrn LID.
mcdi1tcly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-05

NOTICE OF FORECilp~rgT. Nasi-- j.
Y hsrrhr rtrrs fhnr er a. slNfh a. .f ~
vr-st-r. 4 ~. l~51. lehn tlrfrh,a- 81 Dix
t~il tn a. Ceurfs II nafii. O., hss frf q r-,rt.
E-Er. r-rrrtrt la Oklari Errtslrt si d..
hs-sk les r.a-e a.. r..nsrtst ta $780, Nrrriu
fhra ri 49,. nNfaIt. cr-ta.a rsrrr rr rae a 20
.sr. 81 cared la far ulTr f.Frtra rf 49, ~ ss.f
ltxssit. "a. CD tha raft q ID asuI-r..i 90.
is ne -rNfh rarrr ri 80 thar 81 sraatrf ln 81 z
hfNhf a ta -rrasr 10 ratun-1f 81 tnrrs c~ftala
roirs t-srf.t rn sast aaafsaee. 80 90 30 t.r-h
cav FL Naf. ~. o. -a.t $780, AZ rrrr" as-
s1rur fhr -ali tsf.i al u.arrr gag. -ffh go r.rs
tisrstf srrrr o. sa rtr sai---r.t-r ~ rhr CO.
aiflaus "a ISL rartrarr hnsasr hr-n hratr-
clsia tifcrassurr oi tnr sa-nr srrr-siis ta ne
sfafufe- IN 500 care- rrnratrI
uONALD n TORKTN.
DisE,ti. Jsuuslr o. isss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-05

a venerable lady in isr La-lrsl,t ,..-
io't Dr. daughter ut7 tsI attained ~
good ago Of sielty Tse no,Eer.. y,...
80 great. arlto a friend uho cane e.
e'aa,'o uHh Dor. &c remarked. ~Ot
gear. knev J sho1d rercr be able a.
raisc tiai chId.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-05
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-09-08
Mr.. Flint. Secretary Of tho Mass.chu.

Mr.. Flint, Secretary Of tho Massachu-
sets Board Of Agriculture, prophecies
that next winter will be one Of unusual
severity. Mr.. Flint remarks:
"The cold winter in 1864, preceded .
summer marked by q sore aud long con
tinued drought in July and August. In
174S the drought was intense in New
England, and this summer was followed
by so hard a winter that the suffering
was intense. In 1749 there was another
melancholy time; the winter following,
'long and dreary;' and the summer Of
1852 accompanied by drought Of terri.
Bile severity"
He also cites the drought of 1854 aud
1856, and the winters succeeding, as con.
elusive evidence on this point.
The soldiers say they prefer tobacco to
tracts. They want to be good, but they
also want to smoke
The Provost Marshal General has de.
cided that deserters from the rebel army
are not subject to enrolment or draft