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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-03

Ihs Nes lorE papers ar delighted .s
rcporinF ile intro-.,,laa ~ raral r.la,.
into Co., Central Para Joe rr.laasa.I
Herald state that tle ,l.ekueel. .t.- Grass.
~a'tercci. and bufiercup sre in faI bloom.
li co. commissioner stosI introduce Gle
ouriocs. en- inevhaasiible source of amrs.-
l'ent ~ouil b furnished the Juvenile. 80
ire4lcnt he Part
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-03

tusEoE To CorFEEHrsD PRF.cl4Er
Rev fetro'ean Nasby. IN q charre 20
yoans disciple vho Is opening his career
a. a minister. gives the follouiar advice
90 The grate leling nee, ~ our sek,
winch q - ooF dooty o. inkuikait o. tLs.e
~ nlccHrls spc. Linkun a corriiier.
Jeh- D4tls a christie gentleman. the re-
hclirun Struggle cr rites The seller :
slndaF fool. Ben Butler a best. o. st
terry Zoo ar never % blrsvc IN Fed-il
Nctry. tat most sllaz crcdit coufrdrit nc
cesses woo,lsnt advise VOC o. ia ,oor
iaifh On the tonielrisy 70 q, iar a. % talk
their ssrip on oar saleTy. ncethcr WOOD !
burn grvcnbaN
hcs dan. Do. my troiLer. Let ycs
ler siar De- Democrosy. yer rali,in CIV
90 D. ! ocnyun az 30 wuF-thc Censtoosh
un a. % ~ zach - aiitoodinu. Fit-
- good atc. and The ,isy all kum wLen
700 An ~ 81 yer arms. AM uith p N
after yer MAIN. cnJos the rrposc that auas
ioHer- eel directed aud wig-crus EFFORTS ~
The qualifications q the candidate are
set doun a. follows.
90 Robert Too-ih. Pant. uho b.z 81, .
sinddtin for tn ministry Nth ne Tor a.,
past = wceks. W. hoenscd and ordained
DC Notid trlste Tor Bookannon. a. oulY IL
YEAR old. swarm his votes 18th . COOLIES.
an eesc that cCcscitei The atmi-a,h-n .v
the pairiarks 40 che birnis I Kin saTiv
say hc hez whzird moar AbllsLni.f.. aus
busted moar Methodist Brethren. that u--
trf hetrroaoxy. tLan anv Dcmukrat u, b..
age ia The stait- he bsz brilliant fIcher
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-03

AN'rHrH Aormtsr LAST Tt--.ls,
vh'ie endenv-ring Co replace o- tf. t-,.t
'he car Hb.-h "a OVERTURNED .l Oar-f
the aaf r-eu11'. NJ q vs.. N.r,saf~.
Faris. had 'he misfortune o. have t.. tr
broken in three places d. va. l-aa.r.
OBJ. ar VIII o. engine. ul-n the .ta.a
broke. and ura.k i.r Gle -e.rT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-03

b. Boston Dali, Advertise rse. .froa-
ground aga.us. ,he r.-eleetio- 8f S-rs,a-
Hale. on ae-olnt Of Bis lack g co-d.s.,t,
90 '1Ppori Of Gle tdnIai.tratioa IN L..
position a. ohairaaa of tle Ns,sf e.--..,.
tee, h. should hs che means of eos..p..,.
ton o. the senate. Of tie affair, Of tt.-s..
partmeut Instead. Be almost iasa-a..,
places himself i1 the uay of the >s,--,s-,..
rrcouncnistions. sometimes giving them
no attenf.on uhafrver. fllH-- OBJ make chem
knorn % the senate. sometime openly
oppos.ng them ani constantly iasutatirs
'n'I''r.cs ~hi.h slzcast i1abtsoftte ia,sr
ply oi te aaa.n.strafi5- q the na,y De-
rrriuert
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-03

Tie Franklu Pairiot has BEEN "ss.pen-
drd temporary" On.roas word. utter
I'd 'aoors'i'eIy. a. the lamp of Dc bsrt
io~. BY the Norwav Advertise. che Union.
~ nrmoe-nti- Aivo.ate. fle K.au,tee
'ourier. ani thc Aagaua Age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-03

hly Tread assert, hat there v-rc bat
asc pleasant dhy. in the mouth o. Nav /.
ana thar tbsre ~crr scarce sorc th,a that
nuHaheF during whieh ~ rain tel Tie
mooth closed brasciv 18th a bright sua ard
tie alrr.ars in the eirbties
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-03

DC sais fo have been Iefrrei, s.-.-.
t''nrf tts' sf fhe baltimore Convent
W. Lincoln viI isrs tte v1ts .f.,e-,
>i'ie rrprr'ert-i. ~Ifh perhaps the posi-
BE evceTf.or ~ M-ssor- Itisvs.t ,s-
chances ofiioa D. = Di,tsr,-a. f.- Y. To-
Fre''ir0f. on Che t..s-' ~th NJ T.-..f-
arr sail OBJ b. se-y good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-03

= BODY 81 mn as.srIIes a., Cr..,f.-4
chs verk. and r,r.ns,ss C.- 49,.
- President DISLIKE of OBJ, Nr.a-sI ,l.
m'ni''ra''on 80 msnifrs,,d 81. os.,.,.r.
a. pr a co1qfrheat Meeting Ore s..a
safe wanted DO pc oa record thst %. Ca.
ven'ion bal assembied in spite o. Aba
han Lincoln ari To- devil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-03

Ihs H..t.a I1urnai urs thar Ezra r.
b1r--r. of Dirf-ll. 80 fred e.. srI
o.s's f- stealing boots D.. vas .'..
made OF. ..t'e riih several ltlsr parties
f.rar 'es stolen from theu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-03
Oxford County Union Con-
vention.

The eitiura. q O~sord Coaatv - 10 ar- u-c.s-
ditssas y oysl % The ge~etnunent 81 th~ Z nited
ctsies and ~ho support ne Naficszi sd Sat.
sdatastrattsas. ~hs az So ths suT,f,re .ioa
81 he r.e-iiiea. and ~ho resolved 70 spars ~
snsicavos - uaainfsis N-fiaa.i tnias basA -
prtsetpl~ ssd tsrritorial hoaniary. snd sho ssu,-
pstai-- -i'h COZ brave soidrers - he $50.
iuvitea % sesa delrgsi~s o. = C.-.estsoa 30 -
he'd - ths Cert hos.e. fsris Hil.
On FridaY. the art das OF Jsly. Is6a.
A. ten o'ciock, A. NJ. So he purpose of noaia.-
tiag cssdidzr-s - th- STATE Senate. ~b~r,H
Cosuuty Ausssry. Rrgtstsr 81 PROBATE. Cess,
Coanai~sis-sr I'D Csaaiy Trca surrs. 4, - ,u.,-
po.t~d ~ tAe taion -,ea Of ONford Couns, "A
ths us<i state sl~ctsoa Ai-o 20 tsaas.ci 49, 90.
e hosieess thai nay PoPerly osas hesors ne
Coaventioa-
Each to~a s,d pl.utatIsa = e.ti,l..s a. s-.l On,
Ss%y-ie' s-a an ~ddRso~.i d-1sgaie ~ every 6sor
hnncret tnhabs.auts- 4 frsrirsa 81 over to hu.,-
drea eniitle- . to~a % IN sdfiiioasi l,-i-rate.
Ih~ several to~us ~fl ~ ersiitied o. - -raf~s
as talo~s. Ataav B. Aadover . R~tkel =.
Bro-usen q Backsei3 5: Rsrea 2. C.sfoa a
DsShead q; Den-..rk a. Fr,-t.srr s. Fra.shs
fiantstroa 2 6rr-a-o a 3; 6sirad ?; H.aorrr
?; Hsrttart 4; H~broa =. Hiram q. Isven 4.
h~N-rs =; sitoa fi-atafisa 2 4. New, 2. NJ.
10y .; oS'srd a. Pare :. Pee a. Psst-r q:
stoa~bsn ? S-sd-a 3 Ups-a ?: w.,-re,.d s
No0o-iock q. Az "a oiher to~a. .oI uL..t.-
uoas % he Couaiy one each.
W.. W. BotsrrN
JosAs GsHNsF
JAsN-N ". Class
OEGs FosrNR
JostkH :. uoRas
ESocH " Mcassu-Y
T p. CLEsvEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-03

fIFEH Rro. The ioliosiag Oxford uiou
have been disablcS 10 Nav 18th.
60. L-Jsrv " Martin. Raa,forl. An
81 hoang Martin bad been through tvcn-
" -seven battles ~ithout a scratch.
Wounded. Morn. Bampu.. Hebron.
lex a u. Herrick. Greenwood. leg
DAVID T. Gaiisoa. PAris. les: Corp. NJ
Gray. fr.tburg. died. T.. White.
more. Jr.. Psris.lsg ID. A. EI~arI.. Reth.
Ell. arm J. D. Bean. Bethel. bad. Wm.
Il Harper. Rlniord. ieg H. NJ Stsarn.
Bethel. arm; u. p Andrews. Audoser.
chest = l.. Johuson. Backfsld. chest.
MissrnE-Cyrus Thurlo-. Woodstock
(rrPorted BY Col Elwaris. kiiicd.) 4 NJ
iaPham. Ramfard Chsrlss Frost. Fcra
John q. Lombard. Oxford
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-03

81 the H'sfr- B-otrr.s B,a-i. Msrlas
-''' shares ps''-i Ira-taro Mining Co.
s..l ago
l--sta. ft- s8'Irft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-03

Gen. Francis fesserd,n. ~ho was wound
% a. Red River. arrived IN Portland.
Isssday. The cisisens gave han a rvcsp-
tion a. thc depot. The I2th Name Reg
under c0maana % Ia. col Iiislsy escorted
han - L.s rcsi1enc-. Col kinbau ooca-
ped seat IN th- carriage ~ith Gsn. 2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-03

NiNrn RrGrSENr. Ths regiment -hich
vas somewhat disgraccd. in tbo early en-
tgagcrnents. a. the report goes. bv drunk-
On oAcsrs ~bo have ben disnssed.) IA.
lately restia~i 80 reputation. ln tie
nighi Aiisck CA Boiler. !; ssstaincd and
rrPaissd a care aai IN the engagement
suacrcd severely. We have not seen a
hsi Of the Disabled 10 tins fight. We hear
thai Harding Beuson. Of Paris. vas wound
ed in both arms. having The bone % the
right shattered
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-03

EIcur RrcrNENr The follo~in E easu.
siiies in tbs rig % msa ia thi. vicinitv.
arr reported O. Nav u.
Go. A -Nathl Maricn. Byroa. brcAst
severely.
60. C.-Lt 4. p Monroe. Li,ernore.
slght
% h Can~en. Pcru. ara. slight.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-03

N.ss sarah J Nu1. uleiiam. vii s-.,t
a. ihe Jn.ssrsa.isi church I n tbs virsr,. OF
tbs third Sanday ia Jsrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-03

Ma Gen Banks has becn appointed
Aiatary Governar ~ i-oa.siana. 9Th bsaI-
gaarters a. Nsr Or.canf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-03

\ Ban Cas-. The Journal corrcspon-
deni 'ays that ' ihc viio- q The late n
frr-'den' Joln T, ier has -riricn - Pres
'deri Linooln couplaiaing dat Gen. wld
has arrested = slave owacr -ho had been
horsmg BIS fcmaic ehai'cis. ard that ths
''rneral hal bad hiu tied. and permitted
ihe womcn O. rcpa, tie blors nth later
est Ms Tyler 10 Malignant that a VIZ
ginia seHiicmaa sho4ii have beoa treated
thrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-03

The L-vision Jolru.l avs d" We IN
deniani thar Hon Mr Prrham. M. a.
frees i-Is district rropo.,. o. lave a. "a.
ara.nr board impure iai1 thc qualif-a,iors
Of Per'oas d-s.ria- che appointment o. the
e,'ir''1'P o. Wee Point from chs dl.trirt.
Cd tlai Che niest sorthy nay receive th-
npminaiion from h'u,. p-cfcrvnc, 20 De- CIV
90 to the foas ~ soldiers. Tbi. .an -.
eeiisat method of di-r..ing q an appoint
mcni heretofore Too often given a. re-
vari of partlIa1 scr,icss.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-03

ssutSsrp~. Aiay so. Pm
~ .hy. |-a- i,sE 4 dispatch from
'.e1 "rant. dated o'cisrk tbls 49,.
iAFfi' Shops las Ilst been r,reir.f
TIE enemy cane over on
~ iast evening. snd attarkra the~
~ 80, ta'l.g rcpl.scl anI 18th rcrv
!. nsli. cradle siau- bier 10 r.T.,. e.-
w arrsn. uLo -as 90 tt- ief. .-...lr. -.
Aitalr ordered a. attack hg a. t.f.-..-f
or hnes. Gen. Hnrcork -. - .-f.
ore $50 received tie ORDER 1, a.. Il.
a. i-r aita. 4 before lark lie F--,.
80 eFemf from BIS enfr-arh~F st.--,..f
80 arc fi.il hnlds b. have 20 -.---,
NJ l.sse', lot suppose fhe-n o. hr Evhs
'.-rf c'acihl luratrhes not f-.m zen
'rhtf. urre received at I. .s-r &C.,. -
Fr m.re details. Tie. r.-. .r.,.r -.
ieriay. Nav Fth. o'ro-t T. " 49,.
coarse III tle Afternoon Mar-~- t..r-.l.l
1"rn ou oar l.t artu 40 fanE 4,....-
un-rr rnvf.rI rIl.teIa f..-t sl.-,... ri
~tafF Grove thrr.h Cnufs-.I t.,.-.
4 pa. .1 f.au thr r.st OF ft. CONS.
ras afialsel ard rrYa lrI ta.kr Ifrf.
lar s.,my t-su tlr.a f.ro. 4f.b .r.
Iars u ha'. consisted ~ Beetle r.-r.
attempting f1 t.-n f
ltr eneirsnert rss
Snort. sharp ari decisive w.. 49,.
h.s ground at l..far.r a ....- 800
from E..'rrrl De- rerort. ff.f b. IT,.
ater r'r.. ferah.e rlr.h.r 81 r-...-..-
A. taat ta.rr arr rrrr r.t.f l..I .-.L
arIl. 'i Do osn losses o. La. 80 ~.
raie rrpHrt. a. Itfsst t..-...t -.
i.ai '.. ...ar ar. matnr t-..r. n, n.
al faIfIf.r ri. ..f.r t.s rrr-...r fr
d. hunri r ffat direction
'' or gtt ar active D.rflrf frsf been
rag as ever flrc- Oars. be- Hns ia.t -.os.4
lhr u'..r t'.raf.h allow. r.trr.f n. ..
tat.I ne o...k tI.s r.r-- "A 49,.
,taf la iilr...k atta.k nst r.ett. 90
hroots drove fte enemy .at 81 .f-on-f,
, nir,n.-ed sk.rn.. ilue. ar4hollsr. Ile
losses are uot reported
barnsIie ssh... ..rl.. 20 across T.,arr.
tru1y Greek Dat rrenr-r ard is ir i.U
.nnneciion sIfh War; corps
>herlan. ufh Grtggs sni rorbigs
l.v.sions oflasniry. Del Or or iet fsrk
" leon b. on tbe rght sri rear Or the per-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-03

Rev. Va. B-1~n 1f Portland Las bee.
eoumissionei Chaplain oi ths 18th Name
Reg msrt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-09

Nh. italian chieftain, Red Repablicaa,
.,.,,..,,.,,a ana anarchist, Garihaldi, has
he.. recently made such lion Of IN
Erc,ana tha, tBa true British lion mns'
have retired to his den from jealousy
n M, from shame. Those aristocratis
.aa.,;cs. the Duke aud Duchess Of Suth-
Gland. were conspicuous in their ~
,.u,,ons 10. him, and after entertaining hin,
snmp;uously, headed a subscription 10 Sc
cure a permanent Income 10 HIN and hi.
family. The city vi london voted him Thu
freedom Of its squares, streets, slans, aud
sewers.
II is little remarkable how England APP
pears TO feiici,ate herself upon the troubles
tina. disturb the peace aud break down au-
thorisy ia other parts Of 'ac wsfid' sue
halls With hcncrs and hospitality INT arch
tends OF national disorder aud calamity tfom
other lands, and gives them safe refuge and
conduct. Yet her owu strong government
based on aristocratic conservatism, Is ai'o
gather unsatisfactory to these agnateis.~
They would destroy ii immediately II II
were 10 their power. Ii is singular plea
sure, this, which England seems 10 ENJOY
in hugging these monsters to her hre:ss'. -
Let her beware. These dissur5ers OF the
peace and happiness of mankind may some
day commend the poisoned chalicc to her
own lips. She cannot complain II Inc ADDER
warmed 10 her own bosom shall sting her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-09
Culinary.

/, IL with tho deepes; regret that We have 10 NJ
uaa,ce tia death &C aaotaer OF Vi.sTa's sf-tiass
Ia tais ulcat c-uel anil we& Ell war. Ms I. %E3f,
A rr;vais ia tae I'd company ct Hcwlszess, OF thts
sty died II fe,t lockout Navy iani, en The - a
q .iaTob, 1854, yeotTenty thgea yctrs.
I.s yoieg patriot AHA so,.iier voluntarily enlisted
spt t..s III WA ole CT :buss that eeves cared
,or tho ,neigS,a &C etce, Lus was always ready IL
~ with his command, aud :ever ehsvhea duty, Do
;ng tn many IA! i fought engagements with that 20
BE ba.d 81 heracs from CYL city, srn;rfng many
nr,va.isss ard bar3shi,s. He leaves two dasoted
sis.ars who deeply mourn their loss They Asa
nov lsff alone. wiiho.t protector. Aay kiIi
iseaven smile nroa TIA if pathway and protect !ali.
Although he died IN b Eofthern prison, we are CAD
20 say that kind ien.s 10 ssothe Bis dy Ing nis'neats
did AL tha: could cc dnne for him. and have so com
Euricaod the fact 10 h,. poor bcEoasad sisters en-
closing beck Of his hair and stating to them to Sid
farewell tn hi s:stas that he was prepared to oi.;
tsst Ia was going holAe TO Heaven. Ills name VIII
De placed ia history ofe cf those martyrs who
has y.ven up his .No Cor ea,se, aud we trust II
Is nov engraved In the Law BIS book OF life eternal
May We al emulate his example. III X.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-09


TrxcEtLEET Brick Tenement on tho west line
X OF 9fst, between Main and Frashim rtreeta, for
s.,a a. auettm.-- VIII bs so.d At auction, On tho
p.cnose.. on "Wednesday, tSe 1lth Of Msy. 1854, At
az n. the excc.cu. brick Tenement located az
ahoye. nov 10 tho occupancy Il Capt 0eorse W Wit.
s At tao annual rent Of $4,000. Tho house 10 nearly
nav s In exccient order, has seven rooms beejdcs
Kitchen with three reou,s, with gas and Watss on
Tsrss - Cssa or cfojii. 1t the sysion Of the pur
chaser Ths taxss for ls3i 10 be gail by the pur.
et;.ee G5DCTG X AppESSUN, Auets.
pS-Ths fareg,ias prtmissa c:n TO tousb: At
private ssie. nye
ErygELLEET Fafm OF about I59 aces CT land In
q tso.obisnd GO, nb2us !s sases from Htsror for
sale al VII! be ssd 6. auction, en- tie D. srl-
issa. on Ihursdas, NAV i2th, 1864, at IL O'clock n
the ia,.a lnOsIsd as sasye owned aud oecu s:sd h7
sr Ihcs Rock resr esrcl crureh srd ad, ,,n'pg The
lands of Moesss SleesaG,l o.bors about ooe-b bali
il yeIj set In pine and e5g wood and timber tho
taiacce e,earea has on u iiae spp;e ami peach
orchards; well wstsred by branches, on which Ia
icmo good meadow land Near the dwelling is q
spr ug OF superior water. TIA whole place is en-
s:st OF . comfortable dwelling with I'VE rooms, and
ell necessary oulhouses except barn. Possession
given Immediately.
TtRns-One-third cash. Ia new notes; balance ct
aud II month"; for binds nOeg bearing tAyest,
secured by trus; deed, oil carh in notes, At
tho option Of ths purchaser, who IL to Fay the
taxes for 1854. GODDlN & APPERSON,
ny6 Auctic0eefs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-09
DIED

. Waa killed. IL cavalry chatge. on Sasu."ay, un
mat. HEAT. JONES t'tKlSfiAN, ", con on rsoi
JChrfs,tsn, &c fisuttc0 cuutty, m.mhet OF con,
psny y, 81 regiment Virginia. cavalry, W'eA''" :
bt,.si. 90 ,...st
t{is GansYai Gill take place from ~ james a
Church thi. morning at u o'clock
-. S,,..,.. Any,, Gin. Mts PHILADELPHIA
a, s.ENia.y IN the BTth year Uf her aye.
"T The fiienas and relatives Of the family are re-
sn,c,;n,iy reaaes,ed to attend her mineral from the
residence o, her rcn, lam r Meen'sy, 'his ans'
,,,a.Jly ! at 5 ocleck ia the aitotnauh. I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-09
MILITARY NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS MARYLAND LINE, ,

NaTca 70, 1864.
TE7C MARYLAND KEN IN lis Confederate Ser
4 Vina. ia Is believed that General Orders 10
81, Adju,ilt and fnspec.as Gcrerass office, jus;
ruH!sE.i obyistes all tic difficulties Which lay q
heretofore iateFileea t. prompt transfers u tia
Vary land Line. Every PERSON Low IN service who
ri the beginning Of the W.r = p1si9a adopted
xen OF mary and can, uro,i application to Major
General sizsy, ;igapts,, Virginia, CT Co'Gne Brad
leg I JotsuH Hanover Junction, Virginia, he i'm
me,iiitr.y transferred 10 the Maryland Line. THE
following form can he signed, awOFn 10 before s
comm iaa9ned officer directed c either Il Tie above
officers, ad cent by mail, when the transfer will be
immediately ma le The applicant must state il hs
wishes to be transferred to Major General E.1ey,
Camp Nary land, Stanton, Virginia, or TO Colonel
Bradley T Johnson, Camp EOSsrd. Hanover JuEc-
ton, and to company already Org anzed to form
new company. Applications for cavalry must be
accompanied by affidavit that applicant can keep
bimsof mounted
FORM OF APPLICATION.
The undersigned, private in Company -,
Regiment, -- Brigade, -- Division,
Corps, Army CT -----, having been a eiiZ n Of
Mary land al tho commencement Of the war applies
for y transfer 10 the Maryland lima, Company 49,,
-- Regiment, under General Orders Ne 3S Al
iutan. aad Inspector Generals ofacc, 1854, desire
TO be transferred to Camp Maryland, Major General
E2ey, Staubton, OF Camp Howard, Colonel Bradley
johnson, Hanover Junction.
Appended is proof OF citizenship:
On this - day Of -, 1854, before tho sub
scfi0er. commissioned of1cer, - Regiment,
- Brigade, personally appeared -,
and made cath ia Que form OF law. that he knows
that - was u Citizen Of Masyland ct the
commencement Of tho war, and that he is able to
keep himself mounted.
All applications to be transferred to Camp Mary.
land viii, for tho psczect, be addressed 10 Major
General Arnold E.xey, Richmond, Virginia.
BRADLEY T J3B:SON,
NIB 2S-2aTGi* CO.cE Ell Comma nGin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-09
G.serai Butler.

! The Beast. Butler, as he has been compii-
| mentally designated, is by no means the
greatest beast of Yankeedon. He has not
the leouiue qualities at all, unless il be those
| ,ions which abound in regions where the in
| habitan,s are timid and unarmed. He Is not
| 40 much Of vulture as Seward, nor equal as
an ass to Lincoln. He is more Of buzzard
than an eagle, but he is not the only buzzard
in the Yankee camps. l. is not in the pre-
dominance Of any one animal quality, the
genius of vice, that Butler is distinguished.
Il is rather the harmonious development Of
all animal appetites that constitutes him the
representative Beast Of Yankeedom. We
have in him whole menagerie Of brutes, a
awalking Barnums Museum, in which every
thing, from the horse TO the anaconda, and
the monkey to the panther, has its place. We
intend no injustice to the other beasts of
North America. We have no idea that But
Ter is the worst Of them. On the contrary
there are hundreds and thousands who, in
certain Of the basest passions of humanity,
are no doubt his superiors. But they have
had no such opportunity to display their pc
cullar qualities, and, till they have, must be
content with their ignoble obscurity. Full
many poison plant Is
siBOTn TO blush unseen,
Aud waste its venom In the desert air."
Letthem not burst with jealousy Of But
Ter. In him we see them all. He saves Us
the trouble Of examining whole likenesses
of Yankee human nature. We have it all
condensed In one portly but portable vol
ume, with life-like illustrations On every
page. No special compliment to Butler
could ever have been intended by the pro-
clamat;on Of ontlawry. It is impossible to
distinguish all bis Yankee competitors, ac-
curding to their deserts. The Beast is more
fortunate, not more besstiy, than his breth
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IMPORTANT fe.iss to Tax Paysrs.--Ths time
4 allowed by lew f1r tia return # gross saies :
the qcarter Of the year ending Stat March, Isgi,
heYicg cxpirei on tia 2Sih Gay II april, iSCl,
tic. is hor-by gwen that sm nov reajy to receive
the taxes due ssil sale. ali persons liable to
said tax who do not como forward and Fay &he sans
before 25th day Of May, 1861, will be compelled to
pay Usie the amount OF said taxes.
CHAS J eINrON,
NY 4-3:a39w 10th District Collector.
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r< COMMISSIONERS Of the Revenue, Third
~ district, Monroe Ward -Havtog pe.formel
the duties Ct the entcs CT Commissioner Of the
Revenue for tie Third District Of tho city Of Rich
nao0d tor the past two years, / aNnGuice myself y
candidate for the Ocs. and psctfaily solicit tbs
votes Of my fellow cix-ns at the election to he held
ON THURSDAY sAsy %, 1864. u ELLYSON.
Up 26-28ts
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r AND for Sa!e.-i Will sch 200 acres OF Valus-
4 bic Land, we'll timbercd. Situated IL miles
from Richmond, on the Deep Run turnpike; healthy
location, aad in 60 d ceigb"erhood; improvements
inc0nsidetabie Price, S65 per acre. Address
W SAUNDERS,
Coal uil = y, G0och!ard co.
psi think this land good investment for any
person desiring to property. situation for
Tau yard, good water, 10. GWS.
ap g0-2aw4w
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,,--- Z gs1.It,g AlLks--'fss D.,
~ Wl!tasssso.s & Ca, 1,ri,
mo. ls2 Main 1t, bet 9Th ssa IN.

~ TTERTIDy, Conisac!ors
Nngfne, Of 14.horse power. avery essa,u.
Large Brick Press.
shafting, Pursy,.
Aoa o'os, Machinery.
Ga henday the 9th DAY Of My. , s.s y ssas,
IN 4. O'Clock sc viii scIi i.s ta,s,
isseiy esed ty n Hhise - r. s,,s q Ii. Dc.
Tue said tu'ldios h 40 by 40 fse. III. slx oil :
% .'os. u would sFe.c o Ialss o,a.,, Eea Sol,
lett timber II taken down. s'ahr'y Of a.
h very Desirable
~ horse power e,g.ua
Large brick press
Skating. pulleys
Add otoer machinery.
OF ~ WsLIIaSsCa 4 N
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GEO 4 PRKINAx
HO0n

"IGA oorstatis's eaIe,-fn 49, ..
IL Nay, 1884, eommen cing 1t go. .ee Nh q
VII! proceed to cell at f1blc auct.on Nv ~,
misses 90 Bread 81, hes~sen Ia; and u ~ 70. voc Pre-
gallons OF Vinegar, 10 satisfy distress .ooos 40
my nanss, lii favor Of lsaac Roseuh.m" .aas n
AhYan ExcF. 0,O 4 pa%m. assi.a
sp 30--eodtds Ian,
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H3NFEDSRAIa states isscssars' ,otca II 90
I J undersigned. sscessors fer thu iith Virginia
d strict embracing ell fhst pcrtjon &C Hiohcnond
city lying between end 1+,h sts give na:ics inst
they ready 10 receive the assessments OF the
I'D taIora,. (S par cent? tex u..a au ps2party CT
every kiaa owned, managed, OF 70 possession the
;sth day of Fsbsuary, 1854. of any sn2 all persons
residing de- fic; ana il order 20 perform this
be found II their Ci;tce, ths corner Ct Msi1 aud
7th Ste, every day, from O'Clock An ;o5pM
Tax payers are requested 20 c,ne forward prompt
~ with a fCli Etsteme1; st al AID every kind of
property owned, managed, nncer their sare On
said i7ln day of February, 1864, as thereby time
may be saved
I'll persons liable for the iacone, salary, AID add
;ionsl proa. ;sx, fer ito year 1853, who have ro.
been assessed, not 2d that they mus. low maize
tilais rGiu1as " itneu. farther delay.
JAMES EERSFy,
WI : JOHNSON,
We. GRAY,
nv f. ecG2r kssesso.s far 9Th VI District