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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

IHE fEr~iurNr'- Lar SrErcu \
icP1taiion u Msry lsnders waited on the
fresidcni ou Tuesday afternoon % conrrat-
uisie hiun on hi. re- lcciiou. ami o. express
their seusc Of thc obligations q Maryland
CD him ior his assistance in her adsan~s a.
her preset Posiiion a. FREE STATE Tho
report given BY telegraph GO NJ Lincoln.
.pec,h IN rePiy contsiucl CERTAIN esTrvss-
ious whr,h have canscd some remark. We
give l-,iov IT, falivr and more accurate ~
P0rs given b. che Washington Chroniei-
On tl- uest u,o-n.ng. 81 "A places e. ::3re,i-
dents diction in light somewhat nl.rc
fasorsbi-,
IL bad 90 conicss that b. ~as faIiv
noiihcd q the intention thu. kindly % call
apou h'H'. and ~ that rne.n. b. had f.ir
oppoFtuHIiy offered % b. rvsdy Nth -
'p-seh bat b. had MT Pr,Tarci ore. has-
ing been sery busy 18th be public dates.
thervfor,. D. couh Only sreak a. th,
thoughts might oocar O. hun IIe would
not attempt % conceal from them the at
that b. ~As crAilfcd a. tho result Of Prcsi-
that b. had kert a. near a. b, could O. The
eserCisc Il hs ho.s Iudsu,sut. for III
promotiou - IRE interests 81 The whoic
elunfrs an nov. q have a zeal 81 appro -
ton u-arked On to- rcurs~ b. hsd ru--.-,i
"a. eSoco'iiRgly gratEyug 20 b. sr,iirr.
ie might 60 further AM say thai. IN a.
large proportion a. sny other man. d..
pleasure CONSISTED in abe belief thsi thc
poiics Dr. had Pursued vouh b. TIE be.t
AL the ouly onc hat could ave the cou1-
~. He had saii bcfors. All -ould no-
rvPrat. thai b. indaisci io no feeIiar %
triumph over any ono Who ihouxit or acted
disrFentiy from himself tie t.ad no SOL
ieeiing to-arls am hsirr man
"Whou b. dough o.; Mar, land IN psr-
t'cular. % a. that tic people haI uaor.
thau double thar shar~ u good thai bal cc-
cared on th- elections H. thourht tho
asoTs'ou - thsr FIRE state coustitution
"a bigger thing than thcir ra-t IN tho
frcsii-uf .ai rlcrtion- lie oo,iiI AM Lav
have stipliAt~d O. lass Mar,iand IN o.,
Frcs,ientiai e'ecs "a ih,t co.nes ever, folr
year. ard a. aaopfion q th- ooustifaiiou.
bcing good thine. ooai no' BE- unIoue
lie thcr~fo-v ihought IN that they hai q
sr,triv 80 the right -orth rrcat d-ai
H,orc ihan their part in th. Prcsidential
chction. aifhough De- thought eel % that
lie oncv beforv sal. aud -ood ~ say
ArAin. that those -bo had tiHervd from u.
And opposed 10 you'd see thai it a. better
81 ih,ir o-n good thai they hal been de-
icaici. rAihsr than % have been saoocssfal
IAsnk'ns them ior their oomPl.zsent. b.
SAD b. ~0ald BRING % Gloss that short
speech
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

CHusrts~ Cpvu-,Is~. Tbs notie or.
ghnizat.ou makes its appeal Or a nl.isa
dollars Orb enable &C. to carry forward be-.
uinter operation ard eaiI. far gcneroa.
ssElring ionati11 f1r immediate a.e
Ihis >tate las been i..t-i.tcI. add 90, r-,-
sumc sgstsrnatic eH1rt -lll d. mad o.. con-
dot OBJ fhe treasarg of tie society. e. da-
nations ~ the people TLi. Coarty b. Boz
c.al.l in the Par.anI D.srict We .ar.
scst The .alportanee of ass.l.ary. -o-i-ti.s .r
at tbe towns. Ttosr rbo have flerIs .n
d. ARM neel no arE.a-. -hiir ihose 81
hase uat sholil -esrori si'h -rea.-r aIa.-
10y Oh t.e call Is stcr dollar tlai car
bc spared 80 '.rstri ftsthc br.t chance
tlr Iarcstle1f DO oF-rsI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

GEN. SHEENsN. There j. 10 re-, from
sherman through tbe rrticcnoe q thr
rebels indicatss that tLsy kno- 81 hi,
~he rva' cuts and that b. T. Mt bcneftsia.
thea. Bamor has o. hath % airnia- at
Moti.c. - Pcn.aooa. CT Savannah. 90
Chariesiou. Or Beaufort 90 Lynchhurg. 90
somcuherc. lie Ia, a sPlsnIii army. -cii-
disciplined. and Apparently not nah Co
oppose ham. 80 tLai -hcn The pes doe /,
come thery . even rcason O. ssPPo.s Il Ill
o. ~orth tho hearing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

Tie trlsl - the 81 Adams rarlcrs has
been Postponed % De. i5th. Tais ii %.
STATED is % enable them o. send o. Bicl-
mond (. verify their statement hat ,be,
werc aliing under genuine rebel eJmmi.-
s.ons- Tbey have made statement o. lie
coart. admitting an that has o~rn charge 4,
ani 'as thes lil % in rriai.ai,oa Or il.c ats
oi slfr.lan. b. ihc >hruaudoah sauey. Dc
looks al f.oagh thc Caaalian coa-t acted
a Abolish Tart in flsipouing ti.e cxaminati5a.
sluoc d. pro-ueiioa of the evidence thst
these ueu AZ ia the r,b-l service. t-t
proves Gle organiEation g hostile part..s
~lthin tbe horlrrsofa frraliy state -hieh
they were bound 90 rrP,l and -i1 p,i-e
them 30 a less ensiabie position than tbey
have heretoi3r, occaPiei
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25
soo, 500 uoi -

ANorHrE Nrru,sN. Ia. Hshb.. r..
~ fry~lurg. g. var 81 az. veui o. thr
I-oiis IN election lay. ard deposited h.. hal
lot ior Abraham Lincoln. IL voted fcr
J~aerson. and a. ever, Prsiicntial eie,iiou
'incc- H. dvay. ast-i -ith th, dcruocrat-
b. party uHiil isi6. ~hcu b. voted ior Pr
uont. and has sinoc oontinlsl o. vote vith
tn keplhlican party. believing thai part,
uFhcli. ths Principies of tn true JcGrr-o-
man dcno~rac ofI~lI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

CEIEHEsTIoN AT BUCkFIuB. Acorrrs-
Tondvnt informs - that ths citizens Of Buck
6cld hcid coaerafulaiory meeting A.
Buck's Hall. on Tacsday. 18th inst. Not
~ilhstsnding the uaiasorable weather ihc
hall was Sci SIZED. aud much cnthu.ia.n
~as manifested. The meeting was organ
izrd by the chsice 90 " H. Atwood 81
Chairman. ard A. T. Bonnry. Sccr.tary.
PRAYER as oaercl By l.. 4 Bampas. after
Which short rPccchss ~crv made ~ Elfus
PriRoe. Esq.. u Turncr. Capt. q. A. Prinoc.
Hon Tbomas Chase. aad Capt. J T.. By
ant Messrs. Bickncu 90 Hartford. Rob
insou and Barrett 81 Samner. Moore and
Wade q Backfeld. spoke 18th earnestne.s
ard effect 4 See ciab.-Mr. Head and
Miss Barrctt Of >amner. nth Capt. Prinoe
and lads from cld.-eullsened the
occAsion 18th Patrsotic sonrs. making alto
cethor a. intcrrstlnc occasioa TIE m~c;-
ing Ndloarncl 9Th cheers Tor Lincoln q
Jobnsou-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

IuE BEcuTON MsEsEr. There -r-s
a. market 0u Wrlncsisy. lCth. $40 cattle /.
$50 sheep 25-s s~lue. rrc-s ranee,l q.
follow extra. $500 ani sIs.25. fr.t
qlaliis. $500 ani Sl2..s second qaslit,
$1,000 AM sii.lo thiri qaality e. go aaI
$50 pr hsnirrd on iaial wci ghi ofhid-..
tallou ald dressed beef The FIou-hraan
says the number Of cattle 40 market "a.
larger than ibe vcrk previous. 18th 90 iui-
Tro'cmcut On quaify. Drovcrs -rre ~
opili0u ihcrv ~olll BE- a decline bef1rc ths
close oi fhc market Working oxen sold
a. from sl1y 90 l,o. t~o pa,rs' coirg a.
e. iatfes hglrs. thst ~eisi.cI z-.ll I-ouri.
lcar.lugs. 80 90 49, tvo-sesrs- olI.. e.
O. 80, three-sear .alls s5J o. 49,.
Mi.oa o,-s 80 tos Il- store. s.5tos -.
Sheep. . 90 e.. s-iae. u 70 % "a cts.
Tcr pond
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

'' In ihe dsrk dsr. -hsn ii b. stormy r.,h-
oui. q - eel % 90 roiag = cho~ry frr
within. hy reaecting that the roazi.-st r,r.t.
foii over svee'est frontage heaviest cIaal.
rain th, nlost SIMPLE harvcsis ou the feII. .
thc .-rAss gross rrocutst uhrrr thr ut.f-y
sno~s have fallen deepest. and che fair,,,
dower' sprinr From oii. dead dseas.
kcunebcc Jo1rnal.
Esactly so.--snd shat D. yo1 think If.
d. hcs; dressing 20 Eolaa po,atoes>
Nal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

fElRR~nN's M,asri>E. We arr in ~
oeiP' Of ih.. popular ial,'. Magazine. for
Deccuibcr. Noihvith.ian4.0c r. euor-
moody '''crca.cd prev % paper. and the
rlse IN all printing maternal. .' P,tcrson
I'll stin be uraishcd a. ruo uott.r. a
1EsE. IT, stcrie- ard novelsttes an D.,
AL hest ~riter-. ln less. Four Ori-inai
CopyriEht Noseicttes Ill o. ris.n. IA.
fashions ar alsays the latest snI p-~tticss
Ever, neighhorhood ought % make up
club. II - thc Magazine for she tiue. .
Ia terms % cluirs arr unprvoe,lcntiy liberal.
sir - ccp,cs for sie.oo. or it copie. for
s-1.oo. Tocsvry Pcrsou E~itias uP el',b.
(ai these ratcs.) The Publisher all svud. as
a premium. that superb engraving for fran
iug siEc - indies ~ - iachc- g. Nah
ington part,ng frss his G~nersl,.~ 90 an
eNtra ocPy u tn MAgagine for i-si5. Al
drcss. post paid Ci.Arles J. Fvtcrsou. So
Chestnut street. rhilalel,ha.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

lHE Er-rtr go rur D,NtsH sNp PEr.-
.IaN Wa. Dcnnrart ccde. tie thre
dnraies u >chlcs-i g. Hoistsin and I-aasn-
burg O. a. ''ctor,. AM pay, tbc dach,es
hte,i sln ABBOT eirii ali a half miuions
- r1c-'ialar-l. Or their ciairn. 10 the corn-
naon property of The former DANISH uaon-
arvhy. >chl~s-s All H5lst-ia al tc
bill ~ the Prlrsians anl A1strians until
III t'crInan Diet shal hasr decided tLe
rival clAiuas Of he Prince q Aogastenbs-r
o. saccessioa Boz %. abe t~o dalhlss. and
penmark ~in ai.o pa Or The slipping
chpturej Ani destroyed by Ler dcet. The
l'russian troop Ill evaeaatc Sshics~ =
iioisfein t-~nty onc da,, after the ratif-a-
ton of thc trcaty lioist.ia anI Iaaeu-
bars ar geaeraiiy hs1rabir o. che Ger
man rule. -Liie ths r-oraiaiiou of Schlcs~tg
b. only IN sou,e part Dani.h. anI viI rcaIi-
is satmit o. che d.-a., terurut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

a - evening" siace. tte kers 81 several
stores in l'-i1ei ~ere stolen during a..
evening. Nea locks sere substtsfe.i. o-
gears. set. wherc the Keys ~ers m,...-y =.
that no tro1bie a. exp-renosd ,f-r.
TIE store 81 M-ssrs. M Mas8a a a.,
h0~ever. ntar Gle depot ~as opened. be- 90
d. nos iearn thai anything -as nolea. A
keY 80 ioani broken e .a To .orE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

The Bosion Journal sNrs that remarkable
Oh negro v1uan. >oiouruer Truth. called
on frrsideui Lincoin rroeutiy. AL ioil BIN.
BE- "a the only Prcsilcn; vho hal done
aHyihinc 'or her pcopic. Mr Lincaln w.
loircd. ' Anl thc only one vho ever hal
ssch a. oPIsortuniiy Hal our frirnis In
tbc >outh i.,avs.i therns,lscs coull have
done nothing ~ha;sser
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

forsr of-s foH rfE >otrIEEs III pro-
PIE Of this siilaEe and within th :. pot osIioe
delivery. senf forward tAi. ~e,k. ffis bar
rvs oi potatoc' and nPTles for thc soldi,r,
The sam % 5000 ash va ssnt a. ths
same time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

We ar rc4ue.ted o. STATE shai IN ths re-
p-1rt oi thc committee. a. ihc Caulc Sbow.
~ trst prculium for working oxen .houid
have been gwen o. Jonsthan Clark. South
Pans Ihe error On the oizoiai rrpo-t la.
been currcctrl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

VINO frlL oru Pusoss. We are in-
Formed by Horatio Aastin. E.q Jai.cr of
this Coluiy. that larins thc TOO year. si1rr
D. took charge o' che Isil. al usc persons
D. has bad an.ier Lis car, have tc,a capper-
heads. The a.i. one Oakc.. released on
bail last seck "a not notified ofthe eioc-
tl9a. and ti,is Liit.s Mac. iost vote.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

ANorHEE 90 "Ovn Bow A. th-
uas.I-craic party on thursday 80 met
Li~lt. NJ D.. ~tearus. 81 che Iath M-
formerly - WsrrsilI- Colir-e. rhs, 20
"3. lie 90 %. ri-ti am o; ihe bastle ~
" inci'~sicr. >rrt. is. 81 received a ball
through ihe ieii sri.i - ti.s sane tiuae. IL
hal q furiourh ~ ai aays. al s-sm-l .a
~ degree d.s7ourngvd in .er,.n- his caan-
try rWat Nal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

Accouling 81 tbo Observer clothes-I...
thsises have been making frec uith the drr
goods Of the people ofDoyer ard FoSer1tt.
- editor doat relish ths idea q iasirg
b. slirt sio.en an se don't blame him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

CerrrmEsn EuI,.. one to~n oniy.
Bra i'ari. ia Vermont. voted for MeCIen.r
D. Massa-h8sett. tbe senate 10 unnnimoa.-
D, Jnioa. viih s'r oorperieads Rsprc ssn-
tafivss from tbe irish districts ia Bo.ton.
al .ne othsr .n tte si..le Staie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

Iti. aiI tLai veafty leuo.rat a.
Nasl.nrion had three Rooms .pisrIiU,
fuel up. intending to invite es-Pr,silenfs
I.ercc. Fi.'mofe AMI Ba.haran o. aerurr
ibeu nest Msreh. vhen tl.y shoaiI ,i..t
Wsshingiou % 90 No, euan inaag arafrd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

Ire nr-rrrs-Irr ofl rats-a-s prr-
frri.rr fa their uIres ttat hsing b. so dear
iH ~ astrnrinn CO. lnIirs mast remain at
t0rr fhIs seasnu. Boston Iost
Aroiher evileues h1v some papers are
E.sla fa sr-.akirr ritboata f4l snouie1rs
cf tte fart..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

HorAiio - m0ur does not take his defeat
KINDLY liz Thanksgiving prociamaiion.
O. ID s-rr des'gnaies ihc 1ay % thc Nafioa-
Al Thanksgiving. for the reAson tat BE-
kne~ the people vo1ll observe that day -.
wavther b. appointed % or not. lie opens
by saying that '' By virtue of lav. b. dc.ie-
natcs.,sSc aad tlc balance isauan t.-fi-
tins a lasi day cal. We a. uot wouder
that one Of De oopPcrteal Pcrsuasion doe,
Rot sac Parsica.ar rrasoa ior t-aaks-irine
about thesc tunes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

Ihe neu mortgage deed offle 8 81 81.
J.. EaaralI. esccat.l .a Portland la.t ssss
rrtai-sI Stamps Cd tle amount 60 Fit,ea
Haaircd D5rars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

The hip Ann, S,hmi8i. ~hieh "a. de-.
siroyei By the Ahhaua - the coa-s q
Sou;h Amcri-a. hal on bosri 7aanfify 20
Ayers her-y Pccoral f1r CaEforuia. Dr.
Aver & 60. appeal f5r redress dircst
to ihe brf.sh 1oserumeut. a. thc respon-
sihie party IN fhrs virkcd ba.iu,ss. and
ba'F ihcir eia'm g. pavm~rt a-i prosersion
on ~ rrouui thaf thcir oouluoio,i-. A.
vhoiiy 'rth~ s'ck Their point - ~su
taken. ani al doabs.es, De- preset -i,L
the piurk aai pcrsistcnry -hich ehar,rter-
re the ofp~-aiions 81 thcse oclrhrafcd
chruis;. -Hsitr-so-r CI.rf,er.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

4 ooTcsp,nient - the Calsi. Advertiser
states shai M hno~itou OF Liberty. cous-
ulissioner seut to the army ~ a., Potou,a-
hs Gov Co.y Co takc th- soiii~rs' votes.
va arrested ~ Gen Poster On suspiciun
o. heing one 20 the bogu. a--ri. from Nc~
York. bar BE- "a. abe 90 aaorl .aiisi,rtorv
c'idenos 20 hi' authority. AT % course Lis
arrest uas trief
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

Es-Gos Fairbanks oi Vermont. died %
~ JohH.brsy. on sandy iaa. after e.
ii.ne.s u hearty three malths ile - 60
sears of see. Hiti srrsral "a Cd b. o.
fslIcd Ca WcIrt.Iav
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

NoTINe n -. CAEoI1NA For the fr.t
time in heT history. polls were oPened Boz
-. Carolina. Or TIE Presiacntial election
~ Al iitoa Head. The soldiers ~ that sta-
tion voted. TAe ooiorcd native population
oPened POI Al ths Market House. and car
ned on an riccSion in true dcuocratic siyl-
ANY one endcavoring o. deceive ~Ith Ma
Cl,iian ~as hustlci Of tie sro1nd instantly.
tboagh ~ltboui injuy. he great d" an
-aslel- ha1 high tiass. The vote Al the
latter POI stood. Lincoln az McCIcllan =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

The Argos. throusa oarresponisnts a. .
otheruisr. has optn.i itf smau bau-riss
upon Lions A-tocate. ihs Bsri..t paper o.
'h's city Tee s1sPcrftd ,laiiLc .pr.aliral
gun BE- aimed through an enfrt.lr, Dol Obi.
I'd story front of the Casi1n Iioa.s bsll.
irg 1heslet BE- zoo iLai ofa rsrrtt 10 e.
Dahi-rsn. tut rather of AL Ia.sr, smooth.
bore. Press
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

F"f,~n Mr~Er u Srrr,a III Poland
M'nernl >rrirr. IN thi. STATE have been
leased o. parties .a Bo,foa for tsn ysar,.
a. si''' I--r aunaa. rrrior Carr~.t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

TheTr we're three banks rohbcj az -
Aihans. Nt-the Frankiin County. -. Al
han. an thc first National Bank Thc
biiis ca these bank % not pass rcaliiy
bu, ibc Pub.c should hear On uind that
ihosc holling bills q a. National .rc FER
iectly securv. 10 not rvIeemcd az The ooun-
ter Of The bank. q Ill D. IN washinston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

The retiu Case;te p-bE.bes report
from e. Chinese government or o. ertlre-
iion of the r,h~fian. ubieh snIs 18th fhe
foilo~irg -orl. -.' d u therefore net
nselfui thaf thanks d. offered Cd tLo "a.
ior tleir A. .stanes. WLrrc for, OH. Board
q Rates b. directed to examine iato che
services rrulrrcI o. the d,H,reut reI..
and to report OBJ rs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

The si,ishing eujoycd last ~eek vas %
transisgr, character. tLc suu son mclting
the sno~ a~as in thc roads. And .uh.v.luent
rams have eStingui'hsi nearly all traces q
a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

\ rroulineut hsrhe ior politician on the
Arna~b,c rumarksd q laly thst zap
'tooe "a eHosi.ent % keep iho ST yarn
in bed. ' 1es. said 49, Young isdy. ~h1
hsi trcu an attractive listener. .- hut some
--ntlcusn have an Improvement oa thaf.
~hi.h 900 ka1s nothing at5lt~ The
b achrior Turned raIc srI maiainireI a
-isiial si.snc-. lI-ru iston Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

u al D. seen ~ 90 aiscrtisemeni. hat
shehi cbsnccA have been male IN thc rsa-
ming - irsins 81 ~ T. 4 ~ a ral-oaA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25

L"os "rrroH t'roroi,' I1d-e WIKI
~ Georgia. hrmeriy u..ater of OBJ. Unit
81 STATE. Coarr.-.. a-I recently n.--fsr
81 tae Ei.hlanI to.gress. a.. r....i
dr.-sh N..Lsiii. o.. rs a.iiuston. g. go
vlat raH te Gone fouarI hr.nr.nr aLout r.
peace li. rsrorts Co. common rsori "a. o..
ior reaor. n cecryis Lsri.lita-e ..--
'rre. .n a - days. ubcn III r.t ~iIf-
male |. save thv stare BY oomln- back
i-tl ~ aiau.
.Na.hs.ls lTeaaJ Wig
Ths total ,h..- a. i-,.-a sspor. fau
Fo-''i-i f-ths week ending Nov I-.t.
slls.a0- 0s.
Dr M.E-er ~ EaaEor removed an
osaran tamar froa, tie rersoa of Mrs ~
D. I.iman. Eeckl.nI. lately. sc.eL.r- -
Ihs. "a lanrsrous operai.oa bee tle ga.
O. 90 iair o. recovcr.
a coprertesi ci,rgyman .a Bsrna.s.
vbo 80 drafted %. saedaddied. avs ths
nelfsst Arr
To baEEsre-mssirr af NSth : aruauth
hal Do ioot very baI., Ita-ael Oh tl.e cars
last seek. % BE- feared tlat &C. viI base t1
he ampafafeI
W A.hic- H.r..y ois,. PARIS. tas Been
appointed sta.oa Agent. a. Naruoa,h
ia-rii1n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-04
PUBLISHED tDAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR.
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THE ASSAULT Upon KNoXvIILE.-A cor
xosroudent of the Augusta Constitutlonalist
writes an interesting description of the charge
Of the Confederate troops upon the Federal
works at Knoxville. He says:
"AIl was quiet as the grave. Suddenly the
Stiffness was broken by the sharp crack OF
= mi, rifle, when up boys, charge was
o;vpn hv our commanders. The brave fellows,
sminsing up with a shout, On they pressed to
,he tort through murderous fire OF shot and
she'll Owing to a rain on the day before, and
5,ost On the night of the attack, the earth
would give away from under onr gallant men
as they clmLed upon the shoulders OF each
other. endeayorIng to reach the parapet, and
down they would 1umbeinto the ditch. Hand
grenade after hand grenade was thrown upon
them, and yet they still remained climbing and
failing iur oyer half an hour, whilst the air
sparLled with whistiug fuses and lnccssant
,ulls of musketry frc,n the walls. When,
finding all attempts to scale the sides OF the
fort impossible, (only one man Sergeant Majo'
Bailey, of the 5Oth Georgia, reaching he top,
he. poor fellow, was killed immediately we
slowly withdrew under terrible fire from the
enemy.
1t was sight long to be remembered to see
General Bryan, at the head OF the column
leading and cheering his men, giving orders III
a calm and possessed tone Indeed he
zseemcd to tear charmed life. Whilst hun
.dleds around him were killed and wounded, he
srymained untouched, and when the assault
s1ailed walked away crying, Rally, boys, rally;
I'VE are not whilped-we could not climb The
3 fort, that's an!'' The men all stopped at his
command and pressed forward to shake hands
in grateful deligh of his safety. One Of ois
coonels scolded him severely for exposing
himself so recklessly.
. Many sons of the sunny South Redeemed the
field with their hearts blood, whilst NOT
s. Yankee, that could see was slain. Oh it
Gercra's Bryan and Humphrey, who e>sayed
to speak 10 each other after the fight, but could
not They turned there heads and wept-
gallant dead Never did nen 90 SO boldly up
to death The enemy ran up flag of truce,
and acted very humane]y to our wounded send
ing ali wl.c could be moved to us. The Yam
KEGS say it was the charge of the war, and none
T.! T. lo'ss''ee''s corps would ever have made
81 LEMUEl J, BowDEN, elected to the u. S.
Seoase by the Wheeling legislature, last win
Yer, died in Washington on Saturday last of
smallpox. lie was born in williamsburg,
u 'rginla, and entered the u. 5. Senate at the
7sseglnnlng OF the present session. At first the
s. oolsease vas pronounced to be varioloid, but in
lcw days the disease broke out upon him in
Us lu!l 1olce. About six o'clock on Saturday
20 g; ;;olnlng, a sudden change for the worse took
ppiace' and IN about an hour time he brea,hed
bis last : >e>N'o NN' - @SA'~
IS s.. ne Richmond Enquirer unites with other
A'el'h!ond papers in condemning the general
~ soo<c1ptlon law passed ly the Confederate
congress, IN reference to ,le conservation of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-04

FOREIGN NEWs-The steamer City OF Bal
timore has arrived off Cape Race, with dates
from Liverpool to the 23d ultin,o. The ship
Living Age, from Akyab for London, has been
captured by the Confederate ship Tuscaloosa,
but was released on tonds. The London Times
insinuated that the Archdukc Maxanlan Will
not accept the Mexican crown, and that Napo~
leon will have to cast about for some one eIsc'
The troubles in India a'e assuming alarming
PROPORTIONS. Large numbers Of Polanders
were being sent to Siberia by the Russian au~
thorities, A rev, lutionary manifesto had been
placed in the principal towns OF Hungary -
kossuth was at the head Of the movement.-
King and TIeenan had appeared before the mag
istrate in London for breaking the peace. Both
wee bound over to appear at the Quarter
SESSIONS. Napoleon, in his response to an ad-
dress voted him by the Senate, asserted thar
he was actuated scely by good and pac'1c mo-
tiyes in the proposition tor Congress- ne
Frankfort Diet urges the committee on the
Schleswiy- Uolstein affair to decide speedily the
succession. Twenty five Prussian subjects
have beer sent to Siberia by the Russian null
tdry authorities.
The reports Of the movements OF the
Confederate forces in the Valley OF virgil
mia as telegraphed to Northern papers aie
very contradictory. a special dispatch 10
the n. 7. Herald, dated Cumberland, Mary"
land on the Sd, has the following: Many ru'
mors continue to circulate in regard to con"
federate movements, but up to this time 'nere
s not the least evidence that the enemy IN
tends to attack any points along the ran
road Some say the Confederate movement
i made for the purpose OF hunting up con-
scripts and pressing every able ava1aole ma"
{onn,l into the Confederate service An AS
sociated Press dispatch from New York.
Yesterday afternoon, however; says :~-' AoSl~
res from Cumberland, Md, dated the ISL
state that the p1ckets at Winchester nave Deeh
driven into Bunker Hill.
When the y. S. Congress established Inc
roto q fare Of the Washington and George
town Railroad Company, they paid SD per
ton for hay, and fifty six cents per ousEel !of
corn: whereas they are now paying s3S tor the
former and 81. IS for the latter.
The case of the Washington, Alexandra
and Georgetown Railroad Company was con-
t;pued in the Supreme Court OF the DISTRICT
of Columbia, on Saturday, Mr.. Davldge ma
king the concluding argument tor the corpora
ton.
About dozen citizens from Berryvllie ana
vicinity arrested by the Federal forces, were
..,.o, thro,ob this lace Yesterday, to Was}-"