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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-18

pr. Fasin
Who has visited this place regular
lv for number of years, will he at
the Reed House, Findlay, Monday
and Tuesday, May . aud 10th. His
patients will take notice.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-18

Gard To Nv Patrons.
Those haying nicturns NJ nix rooms
or accounts, will please call for them
before the 10Th Of the present month,
at [ design leaving this place.
w. REITERMAN.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-18
Horse n lis

Horse Dfiis
We have just received a new plate
and are prepared to execute horse
bills on short notice, and in good
lstvlp
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-18
New Store.

A.. New Store.
Ingraham & Noe have opened a
new general Dry Goods and Merchant
Tailoring establishment, in Taylor's
room, next door to Huber's Drug
Store They make good display.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-18

Ey- B. B. B. at the old Wheeler
corner, has his new Goods all on and
open. He brought an immense stock.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-18
HANKS.

Warranty, OMIT Claim and Mort
gage Deeds; blanks for Pensions.
Back Pay, &c; Justices blanks Of all
kinds, Proinisory Notes, particularly
convenient for public sales, and ali
other kinds of blanks, well printed on
good paper, for sale ut this Office.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-18

w-There sho'd be six shade trees
planted in front of every house in
Findlay this Spring.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-18

a4le The 49th and 57th left for the from t
= Tuesday morning. The 57th is about
fnn, and the 49th is 1850 strong.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-18

sub cciption TO"ks
For the New Machine Company can
be found at all the stores In Findlav.
Let the Farmers OF the county inves-
tigate this matter and give it that en-
couagement the project deserves -
1t is emphaticalIy for heir benefit.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-18
CUTTING TONE TO ORDER!

lNd hilou Tor lNo NCcummOdNtlOn N scam.
UresSes.
Remember the piare-.at the Did stand, two
doors North oi Head Quarters.
JOSEPH d. FORD.
FiSDLAY. Ohio, October -, lSG2.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-18

Riot.
Last Tuesday evening two soldiers
belonging TO the 9th regiment, we're
in grocery kept by man named
Walters, in Colts block. They got
into difficulty with the proprietor,
which resulted in fight. One Of
the soldiers was struck by Walters
with weight, and severely injured.
They went away. but returned In q
short time, with four or five more OF
their comrades, and completely gut
ted the establishmeut-smashing the
furniture and throwing the goods in
to the street In the melee Walters
was so severely injured that he has
been confined to his bed ever since.
There are a varieties Of stories
anoat as to the cause of the trouble.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-18

GE-PATraRsoN E TAYLOR have re-
ceived their new Goods. They pur-
chased largely.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-18
March 10Th, A. D., 1864.

list Of Letters
Remaining in the Findlay Post Of
flee, March IS, 1864.
Libers Banner, C. Bremen, Isaac
Burns, Edward A Crocier, Miss
Sarah Crawford, Miss Sara j. Craw-
ford, Miss Elizabeth j. Clark, Miss
Eliza Jane Crammer, Mrs. Ruth
Chronninger, Crist Deitrick, Harry
Doutty, Mrs. Mary Effersole, Miss
CathaIine Halter, Miss Flea Hoffman,
Josiah Keller, Rachel Lampear, Mrs.
M. j. Mowis, Levi Miller, Abraham
Overholt, Miss Calista j. Orwick, NJ.
Oldsmith, j. B Pressel, Mrs. Susan
Snyder, Hiram Soloman, s. II. Tay-
lor, James Tomppins, S. r. Terite
Mrs. Eliza Jane Vauasdall, p. ID
Wetmore, Sally Ann Worden, Dayic
lWhaley.
Persons calling for any of the abov,
letters will please say they are adver
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-18
10 Teachers.

E'uE ronrd OF > houl Examiners of Hancocg
! ounly vii meet at Fmdliy ON the fol
vwi.s days during the year 1854, Tor the ex
s,nihatlon of Teachers, VIZ;
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-18

E-GAcu.at the o'd Empire, makes
his appearance this week with new
stock ofGoods. Gage is behind none
of his ncighbors in the trade. The
Empire makes a good show.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-18

Madame Porter's Curative Ralsan
has long tested the truth that rhorc
are first stprinciples in Medicine ne their
Is in Science. and this Medicine ia
compounded on PRINCIPLES suited 10
the manifold nature of Man? The
cure Of Colds is in Keeping oncn the
pores, and creating q gentle internal
warmth. and this IS canscd hv the
use of this Medicine. It's remedial
qualities are based on its power to
assist tho healthy and vigorous circu-
lation OF blood through the lungs. ii
cn'iycns tho muscles. and assists tho
skin to perform its duties Of regula
ting the heat Of tho system. and in
gently throwing or the waste sinh
stance from the sGIface Of the body.
It Is not n violent remedy, hut emol-
licnt, WARMING, searching and effcc-
tive. See advertisement.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-18
military suits.

~ sii)HF NOTICE,
lud in the best style OF workmanship: nut
having made nearly nll OF that class uf work
lone IN this place. would solicit a coRlinuAnct
a such t,tiroutya
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-18

The Curative Balsam
Is warranted, ir uaed
according to directions
10 cure In a,l cases,
Coughs, Colds. Group,
WhO0ping Cough, As.
nhma, mud all Affect
Ions of tho Throat and
LunE9.
Madam Zadoc Tsoy.
tcr'a 4nlsRru IsApuRH
LY VEGETABLE RxPEcTo.
Rant. prepared with
great care and scIen-
iilic skin, from a com
binatinn of the best
remedies tho vegeta.
bic Kingdom affords.-
iia remedial qualities
ilre hased on ils now
er to assist the healthy
and vigorous eircula.
uon Of the blood thro'
nc lungs. Ttenlivena
, he muscles and ma,
.isis the skin to par.
form the duties Of reg.
: rating the heat Of the
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-18

,f..f r Nslen, ana IN gently
tt"N'he 9ll mo waste substance from the snr
nee "i INC body. ~ lOtsens tho NH r,n ~.
dNces irea spit ing ma viii bo found ve-v n,
r,te"De in lhe iAsle. II is not n violent ra,.
'L'' 'Ni emo ll'ent warming. searching and
er'H'' V'' rhn be taken by the Oldest person
ur yuiagoSt child. P'''""
''"tHin HtJHr Pprteg's Curative r,nIs,,,
N n3 '"W and nntri"r medicine. hut has hoon
US hy tle pnblie Tor the past 2 wears. with
u.tJ 'eI'l'd Success, and has acqulrnd ita
''rr''li extensive ani largely increasing aula
'mrN hF lclhg recommended hv those " ho
Et'' oa5l It 10 their athlete friends and oth.
on Have u Cold, # ever 30 sIisbt do
n"' i.i'l ln 1--WE ''ie Ddsam = trial. asthe verv
''" .'.r al NhCIi u II sold. brings IL in The
.'dc" "I ""'ry one, that they may always
""eI ~ cnn venient fIr rse. The timely iise
, 70 cent buIue win often prove 10 bo worth
vhr huhdf"d Tine us cosf.
Ua h"i De nui ~ with nry other A., f,r
t"''A-4A -nd"s EOfter's Cough Bal sam. I'm.
rl.' ON hhNug II. ard take no other: n vonr
nr'tRlSl does not have II, have him send and
Gei M 'tr vnu. '"a "n"
" Sold hyall Druggists nt e5 and 80
Sshis per Bottle.
HALL E RUCREL, Proprisfors.
ZlS CrecHn'ch sitof, Nesr Yoyk.
:. ID. FIR Y. AGE,r,
- nNrsA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20
he Srring Drive.

PUntrsuEEs nrvcCEAr lou poor nor
tAis a the Sat of government Of oNfori
Co. know add ENJOY bat little q tbs COON
trys Pisasurvs. n oa lived over here IN
he valley Of the Andruscoggia ard near
>-ih rIver. yea could sce sounethin. a. IL
grandcur Of things. We have near 10
Rumf0rd Falls ~hich Of tleua.eIvc. arc q,
this time no snail sight. bat inariae them
a. they APPEARED yesterday. Carrying over
their '' troablel waters ~ within The short
space q thryc hour, 4 million feet q large
and long pine and spruce logs. and you
can partially kno- ~hai you lose by being
on Pans HIl. Such rolling. jumping tuu-
bling. buntinc. tLamrins. rc=-isE 90 !
breaking work. See los- frcu ? 20 feet
thick. and FROM 10 20 80 feet in length. pas.
ovor their pcriious fall. making striped
brooms q some fee, % their ends. oftimss
breaking thea With at The apparent ease
uith Which you oould snap the stem % a
clay piPe. See them tsrn complete sun
mersets. the ~hole length - the log out o.
water and thea instantly disappearing 10
White foam and as quick As though; appear
inc again rods away See thea dive a.
they pitch over The fail. bear then strike
the iedgc underneath While standing " on
end - see other. load ca thea, in every po,-
sibic m amer. ani yon vie~ scene q vill
grandeur ~; .cea every vhcrc. ard on,
that vel rvpays Tor ti-nc spent
Bearce's " drivers have 5000 600 feet
bcf,-r thcn ard Al the mouth % Swift river
49, joined With s.ooo 80 feet more that
have ben cut IA Robbery and Byron b.
tie Le~iston Steam Mills Go. Come over
next spring and Sc for yogrsciia grand
,ight Pt~r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

A SUGGEsrioS. According 10 The Lev
iston Josrnai. the sPeechnaker. a. the
demoer.tic Cenvention 81 Auburn bad i~o
great .ourrss Of troublc.-ths nig-sr.
and the currency. Mr.. Hanmons q Beth
81 -as enc cf IN. speakers. The Journal
saws has speech ~as TRADE against the
soldiers. vAon be derijed A. uaachiae,. snl
by whose means Lincols j. % Be elected
lie waved eicquent over the pabEc debt.
- Why said lie. - everything ne Ohe
dsnoorais) eat. DEINE. or scar. mast BE-
taxed % nav ii He also denounced the
grrcnbacks. and followed IN n stvlc that
usy BE- easily Imagined. We have one
suggestion % make % he Hon. Mr. Ham
mons. On the criminal docket ia this
COuntv 70 an action under which s;a. 2. a.
entry 70 the eject that principal rccOSni-
res With ID. iammons and another a. sgrc-
~ an the sun Of $50 A further nOse very
briefly states - principal and ssrcties de-
faalted This amount has not been pad
and ne suggest that. in order % relie,s the
Hon. gentleman iron Any burden Under
Which be nav labor. the Trsasursr vii re-
ceive the above amount in grcenbscks. ~
oeiPsing in fun upon tbs docket for tb~
SANE. :: .nv time within the nert 'hirty
DAYS In tbe neantiaas. ue beg be win
not corsplaia q /. currcncy Which will Dis
Charge this obligation As -en a. $500 in
gold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

d. Feriey Poo-e writes the Joarnal
statement 20 regard 10 the snegstion that
a relative Of Mr.. Lincoln had gone S0stb.
Nth eontraband goods. under pass from
he Pre-ident- The woman 70 hall sister
Of Mrs lincoln. bai The members u the
to iAmiles have never been int.mate
NJ l. on sppiicaiion gave her such a pass
a. be gave al Others She begged for
different one. bar coa1 Dot o5taiu a IN
ier'ie- a. al. ibosgh supported bytwo
Congres.men. antii fnaliy Mr. Lincoln sent
Der word hat the pass shoala be revoked.
and she cent 90 ibe Cd Capiioi. anlcs, sbe
vent Soaih a. once.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

FIEE. We deeply regr~t to learn that
the dwelling bouse. With al the ostbuiia-
iaFs. owned by Gen. DAVID Bear 81 Browu-
hel4. ~ere Destroyed ~ srv on FRIDAY eve
nIng Of las1 week lie los; beside. hr-c
lot Of Aay. gram. farming tools. &c. ard
a yoke q oxen tbree Gov, and q cah. The
loss sn1osntinE 70 about $500. falls hard
upon An uPright hni worthy nan ten.
Beaa Is the father Of Hon. =. b. Bsas. and
Caps :. Il. Bean. veil known In thi. part
Il ths oOuaty. aud Il - a note-orthy fact
that four 81 his son..-an Who are abe 90
go.-arr nov IN The Uniou army.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20
T~rnFrn RTnr~r>r-

I~ELFTH REs~EST. The Adigtart
Generals Report contain. bat brief no
tice o.: The servic-s - the gsilsnt rrci-
neat. though the history % other bodi~. Is
given in minute detail We learn that thc
ofioer. q the T~s lfth. on ooo.aliation. pre-
rail- for such = history have bon ea-sfully
preserved. aad Il . the inteution q The
otbcsrs. that. On tho lose q ths terra q
the original enlIsimeui full history 80 p
be Prvpared. and this val spP~ar in the ~
port for next year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

CHRIsTIAN CoNNIssioN. ia another
column &c have noticed the gsnerou, con-
trI5uti0n u 10 citiEens u 50 PARIS. 20 the
ChristIAn Commission We hops the peo-
pie throughout the County. win bear IN
Eind this noble Society. dsring the severe
struggles IN uhich our ARMIES are engaged.
IL las a. this moment to hundrod ls-
gates la5oring ~ith ths array Of The Poto-
mac and many = soldier all remember
With grati;14e the AID received from some
Of these men. m The hour Of peril and an
guish- il should BE- rsmembered thai these
delegates labor grafaitaOasly. yet they
must have supplies. While the people
have generously remembered The Sanitary
Commission. b-sto-iug money b. million.
upon q. let attention no- b. turned in an
other direction. thai 10th nay Re cherish
ed and sustainsd. let the consr lbutious
60 on quickly and freely. Evsry dollar
wil tel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

ed soldisr en- Ja-sly point 70 the rebels and
sxclaim. I've are the guilty Williams Who
done it Net pain from the SICK and
wounded can be charged 70 any other
source ; not q SIGH has been uttered OF
,e.- shed from berraVed relative. and
friends that q not the result q TREASON and
rsbslhon-
:. The barbarism Of the rebels in thar
treatment Of our prisoners Of war Ia. no
PrOs0tyPe N the history Of var. LIS send-
ish IN the extreme AID shocking % every
feeling OF humanity. Civilization stands
appalled, before the terrible exhibition 81
intensifcd deprsvigy. The deliberate butch
cry q our troops. afer they had surrcn-
de-ed ~ FOr, Pillo- and other places - a
stsia -bsch has no parallel IN the S@Esest
ages and -iu be looked upoa asi renen-
bered ~ith horror down 70 the latest gen
sratiOas Of men The fsries 81 The iBqai-
sitioa and the a.iel trAgic scenes Of the
bAstils are bright sPOts SPoa the page Of
scenes Of wholesale murder.
:. The s.FoiASs Of the rebellion can
never be related We mean The sudsrinE.
outside Of The army. AL especially that
Which - found IN the rebslsiAts- Famine.
want Aa1 Pesiilence have stAlko4 abroad 81
nOOn day an almost every southern eiiY and
towh- What the PeoPle 81 the rVbsl states
have been compelled - ea4a-e. can never
be written or told Ia Ia. been the nos,
terrible punishment ever visited upoa Any
PsOPle- In view 81 all these fscis and
thousands 81 otherS that uighs D. aGducel.
who can compute OF measure the Cuilf q
those Who plugged this once happy cosn-
try into this VAR " rat oarnse IN al the
estAlogse Of cranes can BE fsuad. Of which
ths rvb-l leaders Ar~ nos gsItyS Since
the world began. Who Ike them have ever
pied up crsunss - mountain highs Who
Was ever guiiiy Of bali The atrocitic,. Of
half the -oc. t5e desol4tion. the intense
suferIncs. the raissry and tbe borrors that
stand ehargeAkie 20 tkens Before hizh
Heaven and the ~hole civilized world the
leaders IN this rebc .ilon stand the most
or the far heritage q God. Wiih these
terrible realities Passins before our visions
how can -e talk about - compromises
With such BLACK hearted demons Would
-e raake an " Agreement With bell and .
covenant ~ith death Let The quarter q
million De- made graves q or gallant
soldiers answer. LIT the siient. des0lzts
AesrtAstones. throagboui Cur land reply
Let the hA6hasnts Of mourning and The
CIV Of anguish goisg Up 20 HsAyea froua
sistrsssed millions answer Listen 70 a.
these and thea DO Il II you can.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

RDNOyAL. We earn from tbe ~. Pal
Press. that A. J. Grover. -. b.. has rersov-
81 from EAElsiiis. IL. and hss taken %
his rssidenee 20 s. Paul The Press pub
ashes . series q oomPInentary resolution.
adopted By The proninent bsunes, men o.
EArlsiilc. On the OCCASION q b., reraovsl
Mr. Grover Is q native % Bethel. snd vas
admitted - the Oxford bar before reno
viug to Iiiinoi,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

fIEE ~ BrrHsL. We r~rrct O. Ian
thai tEo fne bans longing 60 Hon T..
81 Carter Of Bethei. ~crc destroyed bv
hre On Nsdnesiay 81 Chs g las; -sek. -b,ie
Mr- q. as a. this place. attending the M.v
tern % Comm .ssionsr's Court. Ths ban.
contained quantity Of hay anI grain q
'arIol' Kinds. a. sell e. hrminr tools.
some q the latter vcre saved. and among
them niosin- nachins. soaasshat dana
cd. Ihe uho.s is.. vii amount 20 nsar
500. The son Of Mr. Carter had been
20 tie liih 90 the evening. snd seeinr .
iishi Ia TIE harn ca BIS return. entered a.
onos. ard found tbs hsy nov IN FAM.
There ean be 10 soatt bet list q "a. n.
vork ofan incsnditry
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

The 6rms q DAVIS. T-ifcbeli a Char
mAn. aid T~itehsll a Chsmpiin. N Port
land have bsea dissolved. partnership
las been formed bet~eea Tbos 4. T-itch-
e.l. Joha !. I-iiehell. and j p. Chap
Ian. snder tbs krnn Of TwItch-ll Broibe-, 4
ChsmPlia. 40 III oontiaue At The place
Of business % thc frst named hou.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

Linus ImNGs People rho arr unsr-
cusioued OBJ siu,iy ing economy in their iii-
tie arraa-euents. have little iiea 30 ea.i-
iyr.oucy may be saved. au1 90 tbc .a,as
time cosnfort secured By iiitIe aueat,o,
o. little economy 10 htt'e thing. Iu o.
iastration. tass tac hifie article q metsr
srs -o-n on she toes 1i btis shoes. Dc b.
asserted that oy ihis article sione. tLe snsr
little suu q over "a million dollars % a.
nuaIiy save o. those 81. ss- then. All
~ ihs ssus time ne r. ltiis tnsouat a co.,
iort sd protection aided % souss thre.
uiiiiisn par Of huIe tet So nth uaany
other h'f> Hagl. lIrbsns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

Coop ToE THE BoEpEE STATS. Ths
SoTernoT 81 keuiueky las issued the foi.
io-lsg noble Proclamation. under date 81
MAJ 10
hentacEians - The rescue -ant To-
- an nonihs troops 20 oucs DO not
hesitate 70 come. VIII cad yos- Let d,
help . finish tbis ar an ave or C.ore-D-
neuf. f>iEnetl
IHos. T.. BEsNLErrE. Gov. ofKy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

r. 7. Briggs Esq. Of Asbarn. pa. is,el,
received lcuers from IL. B.sbee ls,L
Name. from Libby Prison. Richmond. say.
ing h'' heaiih j. good bst The oficers are
tfred Of -aiting for the eKcbange vbich La.
oeen % long promised [Journsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

PLsSTs- Amos I. Hol. Esq informs
Us that Be AAs a supply Of plants. no- veil
forwarded. with -hlch no -ll be ready o.
supply The pablie As soon a. tie weather i
ssitAbis for trAnsPlanting. lie uiIi VISIT
this village and 50. Pans. When b. CON
neaoss lifting them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

he Cbronieie says thai The murderer
i'o,'e. recently tired a. Farninrton. vas
found guilty.. ard sentenced 70 be hsnr
Jnder the iaw q last winter. be uas pes.
mitted 70 60 upon che vines. stani snd
re oonf'cting ani unsstisfariory statement.
b. made bad strong bearing a-ainst hin.
10 iormer tr.sl the iery fsilsI to agree.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

Last Sabhaih over ioriy dollars "a cor
tr'buied BY The Congrcgs'ionsl society," o.
ssh Paris ior tn Christian Commission
hnd On Ao',.isy. enough "a added by thc
eii'zen' Of ths village ~ che $40 -or,hy
organizaiion 20 make the handsome sun %
slu0
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20
Oxford County Union Con-
yeution

II rsise.s 81 Oxiord Cc-,-sy ~Ao ar- s.ces-
ditsoas - oysl - The govetaneaf 81 th~ Inffed
States anc -ho sspport ths Nstiea-i 40 STATE
-dsssaistratsoas, aad So So ne FuTPr- ssioa
Il ths r~e>ihoa. and b resolved % spare -
sno~a~or nAi-sass N-lioa-l Oaios. boss -
prtactple -ed erritssiai h--untarv. snd = - sfs
F.fhi-- -i-h go have .si1I-r. ~ 10 s~it. sc
la.tted .esd d~i~gat~. o. Cas-~atsoa % -
hsAt - th~ Cosrz hrsse. P.ris ~.
On Friday. the 6rst s.y % JAW. lssa.
A. 10 o'elo-k. A. n. ~ he purpo-- q no-iss-
tag essdsa-tr. - ths Siste S>uate. Sh~sif
Nou-ts Attoss~v. Regtst-r 81 frobat~, Cos.i,
C0aans-siosss sd Cosaty Trca.srer % - sup-
30 80 ,, ts- Jas-a 81 O~ford Cosnfv 81
tb~ s<Si St.ie ei-ctios. Ai-o - usn--ct a., o,h-
81 hSsssess that nay PoPers oSa- h<for, tse
Csa.~ntl.a-
Zach to~s and piaasatssa . entitled - -~ad . "a
tel~r-,e. s-d sSda- o-.i d-~rafe ~ ---r, fssr
kossiFed I.hzbs.suts- A fr.ctr-a 81 oxer toe hsa-
eree entills- . ts-n 70 a. ad.iiiioua d-iex-fe
Th- sereral fo~n. - ~ - e-fit-d a. d~t-.at-.
&c GAs-s; Ah@sv > Aaso.-r 3. R~sh-l ::
Bro-ss-li a. Bs'.ks-le 5. B,ron 2: Csntoa q:
Ds~heh q; Deaus-rk q. Frs-h.fg 5: Fransha
fi..tstuoa 2; Sr-~a~o 81 3. Gil-.4 2. H.-ss~r
?. Hsrtt--d q. Heb-oa 3: Hirss o: Lov-u
Ae~rco >: Nihoa PL.at.tiaa . New ?. NJ.
--y 9; Oxaerd q. f-ri. :. Pee a: Purf-r q:
Sts~-h.n ?; s~es-a q Ups-a 2. Wat~rGosd 5:
Wood-tocs q. Aaa ~ ofhsr toe, ssG gl.at.-
tioas ~ the Coanty 90 esch.
w. ". BotsrrN
JosAs GsnHsE
JsrHsW CL.EE
Osss FosrHs
JosisH :. HcRBs
EsoeHw WooUBpEr.
T. Y. CLEsvHs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

Joshua leaiton. for whose arrest the
io~n othcsrs Of Moray osered a re-a-i o.
go. vis osPturcd by Deputy sheriff. :
] Beal. on Thursday morning q lass -cck
he bad a. eEaminatioH before Trial Jas-
tice Dshn. and -As sdmiited % bail 10 lie
ssa Of 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

SrtNF Drrr o. Drrua We have eel,
= circular FROM the of.osr of Internal Rev
enue. 10 Which the C1mmiss.ous- der.s..
that All deeds. snder ore hand--l dollar.
must have q stamp ~ pr 1sats pr sheet.
such deeds are classld a. '' Agreemcnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

Last sunday party q s1iIiers from tbe
fort sitscied ard badly bssta negro. .a
fori.and. The negro Obtained reini1rcs-
msnts. -hrn tho soldiers -cre repsisei.
ln ne reise ere q the soidicrs.Fas soon
ded in tas Ero.a. The negro vb1 fed the
shot has been arrested
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

To members q ibs Bead % EnroIlusent
A. lewiston. are setting good erampis
10 tie hsi Of oficcrs % q neu Disision q
'on' Of Temperance. pubished in the Lev
is'on Journal. -e notice che naraes q The
tonamlssioner. snd three q the clerks
Rev. !. Z. sos B, Chaplain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

Ihe corrcsponlrrt Of t,. Nc- York Tn
bone IMPORTS tlat Mayor Learitt % the i6th
Ne. vas aided on Ttarsiay in tie assault
on tLe crcuys uorks az Spottsy lvan.a
MAJOR J.. isanatire of Turner in thi. coan-
- [Ls-iston Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

Randall y. Morton. q Psri.. eo,h Reg
" A. The Stanton Hospital. wa.hinr,oa
lie had ballet pass throorh hi- nock. en-
tsrlng 'front.'. yet b. write, that tbe ~ound
thoegh painful . not dangrrou. A slirh,
Sarlaiion eItber sids -ould have been fatal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

Sc fhs tattIs o. Cane River. CO.. Beai.
Col Ra.f. al CO.. Fesscnden we're each
ia ,omnsni of trirsies The Le~i.tos
Journal ssys letters from the lpth express
~ belief thai fte regiment vould soon re-
tore Cd Ntv ORLEANS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

"A Application ~As made O. the STATE
authorities lhs week for skiliful surg seal
ass stance u response 20 ar invitation
non |oV 'ouy. several prominent sar-
geors s'srisi o. oaoe for the sea' % var
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

Rev. Geo. l.. Heat. 81 Athoi. Mas. uiI
preach 81 ths Coarre-atioual Charrh. -
farIs neHt sabbaih Rev Prescott Fas.
~ Lancaster. y o.. vii Occupy the puL
% 90 ths s1cceCiIng Satbath. Mav g.tt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

vs. lcara dat IN friesds o. Col b.
wards. at Bethel have 90 information iiat
BE- las 5cea rosnleJ. a. las been rrpori-
81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-20

The Bangor Courier earn. "a, ..-..-...
Eho murdsrsd Warden Tinker. stti- s,,,.,.
Prison iast summer. uiI BE- bsnv.