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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-15
Saturday Afternoons Report.
PROM MOBILE.

New York, August is.
The Heralds special correspondence. da-
ted AZ Southwest Pass, August 9th. seDds
the following
The feet under Admiral Farragut passed
sne Iorts at the entrance of Mobile Bay, at
Q oeloeE 1I; on the morning of the 5th inst.
The Monitor Tecumseh was blown mn bv
rbel Torpedo. Noother vessel was lost
The rebel ram Tennessee surrendered af-
ter an obstinate resistance. Admiral Bu-
canan lot leg in the'aotion, and Is now a
prisoner. 70
The land forces under Major General
Granger, invested Fort Gaines, and with
light batteries opened on the fort simulta-
neously with the passage of the forts by
the fleet, taking the water batteries in the
rear, silenelng them
Our loss is not reported
Fort Powell, in Mobile Bay, was blown
up and evacuated by the rebels.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-15

All persons having had proofs, viii have their
Photographs at the old price IS, Is per doz until
Aug. 2lEt.
No charge for Revenue Stamps.
sUTLIFF FARRAED,
.res. z, DECKER, Agent,
f. ROBERTS,
- aup-164 -- SAMiL CROBAUGH.
DLATED PICKLE STANDS, CAS-
TORS and Cake Blankets, at
OOWLEs & CO.'S
ls7 Weddell House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-15
REBEL DEFEAT in MIssISsTPPI
FROM NOBLE.
MOBILE August 9.

WAsHISGToE, August Is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06
The 2sih and 30ih Name II the Battle.
OF Red River

Ihrough The oourte,y % Maior whitnan
o. tbe IA Nains. Ne La arrived lone
81 Auburn. woandsd. ron Red River ~.
have so1e interesting details q th- part
tassn ~ "a E9th and lEh iu she l.,.
battles. he -gth aud 5.th a., "A d,F-r.ut
eissions 81 ths i9ih cons Both re-t
-lrnt' -src In FRIDAY. a. eel q. IN safar-
cay bAuie. he 13th lost ,lirhtlv al
10 'tFh quite heasily. lie cLancss II BAT
i'e ha'ing msde AZ Posifion - the JlIh
i1're exposed Both rsgin-nts did hand-
'omsii he-sTsr holding every position
a''ignsd tacn uutll ordered % G1ran1s or
retire
lie 80 and .lth. -.ib ,bs -bol- Di,i.,,,
Of ~hirh ihey verc part. u--s q. "a m -.
ron ttc tc.1 of tr.4av's fsLtaf 4 II.
uhcn orders -crr rsosivfd fr sh~~ -
a.st~n 20 49, h-ld. Th~y adsa,~~i ~i~kt
niles. on the dogb's gaies thre- f,a-tt'.F
the ~aF. arriving thrre f1st fa time a.. -.
- relies ~ ths casairv oftis flfL 80.
-hies -ere Seeing from. abe self IN 49,
Der. Ihe Z3ih As .red a rs.,-i., y,
ine rglt 90 our line ard he.I its g-..,I
80. Herr about 81 20 l5s,s, -ers s..tsi-.
Tie 9'th -ss on che lsh Of ,f.. ..-,,4
lire 10 front Of a -. fbc fesfb ~
iofk lhls ~. iuislt a. use ira s.g.,
49, ara he1. ptfsirg ihrolgi Oh. 10
Goa i.nie' o. ihs lsii q tto sJ.L Tbs.s
con aniss zee consef acnt.r s5us.
- 'onia'ea he sneuy seeing ths
-eak POINT atterlrtsi t,tsse-I.- -l,'.-...-
90 o. AsIor Wh.traan 81. 81. IL. ,......-'..
81 ile ne seat f1r~arl o. rrIr. 1900. $50
cre'ie4 - d.inE % ubsa h. -. ---....-.g
iaifsif -fh 90 crruss -aI-ts -r-s 80.
ing ihronga th- lt.,s frrsr 80 Isn ksrI
snpiler grarug Pc sIe. snath.r psss,,~
taf. ifh hs orfrc.af ar1 su smother
sifIsi. l. tI-l Ia iLe LIP anI pass.. 2 thrnarb
sif.s.rs Go .ther h.p--the one ball rs.--
Jour sends lho 9Th anl s.tb teIIff..-
pS'tions 18th en- other frurrs on Fr|rv
CT. larE and 80 Lire~ rrH.r .-..r.
ca >aflrlaF. t.t ..ft sr.f. fr.-.4.
"a ~ the irort Ire anI tie OR 80 IL.
6riEaae ras 'u che rsar Ine p.r-.r =
ao~n sna rers ordered - o. fr. Ah-r
several Fu.isrs Ir rh..h ...r r..- ....
return iruu Gle rebels. our frre. -. r.
4err- ia f1 Co. rrar anl car f.r.....
Sc lasssI ard oqcneI .ssrt.- ,....
~iih E-af- and ralister -Itb te-r.f.. -
cn ne sn~nrs hnss l-n-ssf,r..f. ---..r..
co-rs Eith ssversi rerirs-f. q FL. 49,
-5rPs linelll ~ re -sih ed I.t AZ. 49,,
ser erlrrsd o. rsarTr sr-... ILL. 49,.
saI.a thev I'd v.fh draf----y v-r.
ln- 80 srrrr in f.sorls- fr-r A.. ~
80 i1rces Furss-i fle sr-r, f..- 49,.
and t1en rstatrrl Ma,or Whf-.. -.
70 ot.cers All ue1 Of Af.a. r......-..
iii reiir. and their conda.t rs. go.
feffal c1rnusrlafisr tos 49,.
49, bsal bore themselves -Ift ~-.,f ~r,.I,t
- 49, O. 'ol Luer5-. a. rfrs.ItL.
Eiiaout A. ercsrfc1 80 fsr a. -
- a'fi'e3 Lessee Joa--ai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

4. N0ne oo' AoHesi men 'ooaio DC ens'''''-
: "ia Piaee ard Po-r n 'oe's ".ne'
We nave enongs kna'e' sna '-'A"isr'
hanging aro',''a eor executive i,s .r'''en'
anu i'eS'''ai''' iiAi'' = ,''o.' '1"'.,hs any
!" Get afAee "Poa N'0'' heas'ig
"a P1ohe 'ersan" - M'As' exceedingly
'1' $50. ihl''Fen-
nv Foh''ns' +"
" Ps''s0s'' Neoos 70 sn.r-' power %
men o -'.'-' "U' i'eT o"~ 70
'e1 io'' ., 'os
,'O"e GOV ''''e''' 'oy'' men 'oou' a
s'sS's2 10 once NO man whose 10y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

EooNoNIsE. Con-ress has pa,.-d re-
solve. -kieh has already bees approved ard
gone into oPsraiiou. iscrra,iag. for tAs
tern Of 'iHiy DAYS. BY sfty per cent. The
sEoGhs Of dsiie, OF al foreign import, bst
paper. The step has been inpeIlss by the
alarniag sxtr.vsgsnes into vhich the eous-
try Ia, been PlUnging Yah tie most rrek-
les hAsts Tor months past. ard -hioh has
hid far % case . fnAncIal erash Which
would b. alssost fatal through bout The eSua-
Try. There has ben no sd 70 TIE demand
FOR fnsrie. imported fron Europe. bv the
sbodds princes. -hich have been aped bv
those -iih pockets Of lea. depth. far bevsnd
The hEIts of prudssee. The balanos Of
trade against a. has never b.en 90 alarm
lngly lsrSs As FOR the past fs- unou;Ls. TIE
custom of5oers beng taxed 20 tran.act the
ordinary businss The siiert OF this meas
IRE -iil BE to check or ne.rlv prohibit I'M
PortatiOas Tor tAe prer.nt. giving time 80
arrange The balances. Mhes this ,hall have
been done. and the deusnd for export a..
vel as Tor duties having CEASED. gold must
fAll materially. bringing prices 70 = nor.
healthy standard. Tee people are also
forming le.ssss. 20 dispense 9TH all arti-
ei~s offoreign 7anufacture. AL the var !.
ever IhHs - Absolutely essential. An
Other So months lac the past mas; para
iyEs ne -hole business i.isrosf. 81 the
oountr,. and prodso. a .hock ~bieh IL -ll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06
OBJ 0rfora 9tmotrat
PARIS. MAINE. NAY 8. 1854.
Second District Convention.

The Republieass snd al others uhs sup
port the Nafiossi snd State Adninistrst-
ions. Of tho Sscsnd Congrsssienal District.
composed Of the COsnties Of Sagadahoc.
Androscoggin. FrAnklin and Oxford. are
r~qvested 20 meet in District Convention.
By their delegates. IN Aubura.
Oh TUEsDAr. Nay iOTH.
Al III O'Clock. A NJ. for the purpose Of
selecting two Delegates 70 the Nstionsl
Cnioa convention 20 BE held in BatinOrc
en- tbs sth day Of June next.
Every IOWA and Plsntstioo are entitled
% one delegate. Every Town that gave
Governor Cosy So vsses. or nore. t-o dele
gates; for every additional SO votes .n al
ditiOn.l delegate. and Tor every traction Of
2S votes or upwards. above the last 50. an
additional delegate.
A. C HKxKr.
Asa yoNEs. IN.
JoES Z. HUsssxp, }Coumittee.
J. G. MARBLE.
; =. MokRrLL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

RsEr HEN's NIT. A geutienan 10
ih' to-a one dsy reosntly. .adsA.orinr -
ascertain -hy the number q sgg. IN ,'orr
DID net agree 18th tie .nscsno,n.st,
made ca hls prerai.-.. cane across, rare
'Peoiasn. Ia one nest On . secluded SPOT
D. iound eleven eggs. one cat asd four
kittens be ben has eostinusd to lsy n
tie nesi nth tbe Kittens. The cat rse.ntiuas
P-rrinE % indicate her interest," IN The ma
seraai Affairs q biddy. The cat 70 one thai
hA' been brouEhs up IN tie ,tasl. ard -,
A-as' been on good isrn, nth ctsasieiesr
ard - family
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

be Anornev Geaeral Ia. d~~isss -,
thapisis Harrison. Of the Ssh Ma,.a-b,.
'eii' regisest 70 a. oahcsr legailv d. tb.
serves q The United States thst the-e a..
~ provisions - a. preventing hi, Dis
charging ibe sgty % ehsplain. s,i D. d.
legally entitled % %, fin psv. The army
payusster' -ouid sIio- BIN but 90 p.r
m@ntb Tbs 10 the first step -hieb Ill
dosbiies' lesd - just trestnnent ofsH a..
eoiored s3ldisrs in tie s.rrie-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

SoLpirR's REcrrrToS At DIxrIrLD.
The ciiirsu, % DiHfsli and vicinity gave a
graaa rccsption % ths ofEccr, sn1 ssldisr.
% Co d. Isih Name Resi-nsnt. AZ The
Union Hon.s. ,Ai. -sek The meeting
-As called 20 order hy } p Narro~. Esq..
Mo rad ben selected q preside upon ~
occasion. The exercises -erc opened ~
PRAYER. By Rev. NJ wynan - Per- "A
Adde'S q welcome ~as delivered hr isaac
Bandan. Esq % -hich an Aimirab.c r.
sPoase US made By Capt. T.. Winter. AZ.
tsr Capt Winter Rad conclutisd his 70
max. short speeches ~crc made bY Messrs.
". ". Bolster. p n Rich,rison. Heary
W. PARK. and Rev. Mesa. Dunhau and
Wyman. At the close % the sHcrcisss.
there -As grand rush 81 he ladies pr,.-
snt. 10 grasp the hAsd. q Capt. Winter.
I-isst. Riehsrl,on. and the brave bows
composing the eonpany. The DiHs-ld
Quadnus Band discoursed eroelsnt aud
appropriate music On The occasion
The rcport reachsd =, q. our paper "a.
nearly f.ied Up. and -e shall be obl I'D 70
postpone until our next issue The ,yuoP0,is
ofsadrcsses presented
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

The legal votes Of the town Of Paris.
Who are IN favor q sasta mag the govern
nens IN rs measures or the vigoroas prose-
ton ofthe var. for the final ,uprre.-ioa
Of The rehelhOn. are requested 20 meet az
the &Ovn House. on SATURDAY. Nay 9TH
Al O'Clock. +. n. 20 select ten delegates
20 attend the District Convention 20 BE
held Al Auburn on the 18th day q M.v.
instant. 70 choose delegates 20 The BALI
more Convsnfioa-
Per order Of Te-u Com.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

We learn thas Hon. T. ". woodb.rv
ha' lesssd tse house Oocupied by The LAT.
Rev Nr. >osth-orth. and -iIi rvuno., %
SSsiA fari'. nvIt Auss,t. The Fln term
Of Oxford Normal Inssitsi. -iu be uns.-
ias InstrseiisH q BIS son. Webster Wood
sury. member ofthe Senior elias. IN Boz
dom College. and -ho Ia. taoshl d. "a
ier sebool ior several tern, TO tbe aos.p-
tiues Of beth pupil. and parents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

CssUatrIEs ~ ruF 18th I'D 2s,h Rra-
rNr>rs. The Press gives ih- folio-inx
lisi - osssAliiss in tAc.e regiments
rHIETEENrH NkINE-cot- nr~r
Elief-Ssrgt Crosby Mitchen snd PR
saics. Niiiisrn Remick. Ab1ah Leonard.
Leonsrd ?. Iin. and lheuas Joyc-
atH.icf-Capt Jobn : 4 Han. -
seryiy. IN hip ist Iiuat Wm T. Freeman.
shgbiiy. IL liP, SerE. Henry e.. Chass.
severely. % ankls SsrEt Greenlsaf L.
Berry. slightly. on hand >crEt Geo. n.
Gordon. severely. IN irE Serct Va ID.
Nalker. slightly. in land Csrrl W., n.
Raw. shght.y. on n-cS Theron r lfsti-
s~av. -ifchtiy. IN ie- Joha View. lth.
shghlv "a sile Gas n. Moody. so.-r.-
D.. in both leg. Chsrie, n Adam. So
versly. in thigh Eduard Pr-blc. severely.
10 hip Prisaie.. N r Noble. slightly. IN
breast, i.aac Mcnonsd. severely. IN sr,s
Andiss Il. Macomb-r. severely. N lsg.
Orlando Nansfeit. severely. In sh0uidcr.
teo. NJ Ben. .hEttiv. IN band James y
W than. s'iChtlv. On l~- Daniel VI Nj
nor. severely. IN anti~. Wm 4. A-,os
slightly. in thunb Brooks H. Eas.sl.
slightly. N face james 70. Fca.v. .Ightlr.
n abdomen Eobsrt N McFarland. i-ht-
u. in ankie John Staples. severely. m
arm and SIDE Alonro ? Batrheif~r. 90.
VcrVlv. in ara Stcph~n Burhank. slightly
IN fooi Elijah baHfcr. shshti.. an ar-l.
Geo II. Fogg. slightly. in hip X. g. Tans.
slightly Ia lsg Aaron Hunf.r. severely. n
lang
Man, CerTs France, Lsntsr a-a VIII
ham a. Fr-nch prirafes. Augu.tu. -
Fish. Iisnry ID Jacksou. Prank T. I.ihbv.
Iohn MsNsiiy. Chas li.rs. LsouAF,l Grant.
Marquis 4. liilton. 60. D. Cushraan.
'y-us Revneli.. STEPHEN T.. Badge. San
url Head. " ii.ism q. Jackson. Warren
ID. Chap.ian. Ichn p Lcuouf. Edvar,i :.
fcnnsl. Jot- Bagion. John IA. Baek-
ett. Nlsi,iAn. frankhn II French To.
"a ossuAlii,,. . kiiisd. 80 -ssadsd. % MS
'ing
IwrNrr-Ss~rH Erc Cot BEuL
Aa,'ls n K--ss,li. Aprll ,tl.
KItfEr
Corp John ". Grcsiv. 90. G.. - Ne
chantc Pals
uot ~nrp
JedetA Alsn. GO. d. q sanford. head.
no; bad
vs. Sichoi.. u. q Au-u... l.x
'orp. thas. A. : ioruan. r.. 90 $50. lee.
Lew ". Garcciou. 4. ofLiscrmors. 10.
thas u. fearssn. l.. q Portl.sA. .lixht.
AionEo tiill. D.. % $40 .houl4sr
knoch III. Stevens. p 81 Auhurn. arm
J0ssPh " Murrav. ,. Cas.da. ,boal-
der
Corp Cai'sa Msa4sr. &. % Cha,hau,.
y. II. nortsily
C0rP Alb.rt Liuiessis. O.. q s,onsL.a.
ace.
OUs Hoins.. O.. q B.d3sford haad
lcAsooa k.csusil. q. o. q hathAm. y n
lsg
stephen Barrel O.. % Harrinstsu. ..I..
talsia bsruel. g.. - Nor-ay. arm.
Wa =. NAEwrs. al. Msrcsr. had
slight
John G. Stss.a,. u. Aubarn. arm. ,r-bt.
Hcasry A. Wyman. 1. Livsrraors. m
breast. bad. and prlsoner.
Joen >tevArt. ! q Br3vafciI sids.
.hght
Lev. Hayes. J. % MsEico. had. slisht
John 4 ear. h. Lewiston. cheek. az
Frsderick TIssny. X. % AaEa.ta. hAad.
haffie p Pi,ls.rl.f fhH. fr-l s,s.
TbonnAs Nurrv. a. ofR,rhnond. ankle
Ld-srd : Kcssr. o.. % Ssousharn.
had. slight
Gso. " Eaion. 3. 81 Augusta. fncsr.
thAs. q. PLiibrook. ]. % Bro-nfcl4. foot.
CetP. Albsrt y. Dam. X. q Aadover.
thiEh
Nssf~s
Gas ,. kmsrv h. ~ Parsoafeld
DAVID farEer. as. ofsr.rn
Msalsr. ofG. 70 uudoabtedly dead
Press
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

Maple Sugar

MaP'e 'sgsr q gst,Hg % bs quis an
tea -ith the farusrs 10 tbs sicinfv. I
saTs taEcn pass to ascertain ths amount
made ,n four schooi d,ssrie,.. H., 49, al
sdl9iniHg. 9Th ihs s4ecption 81 0n- -hioh
iay' on th- oPpo..is SIDE % iss r,.cr from
d,stFlet Ne. eleven. 10 diari,t 40 three
here ~a' made ioTty-ons Hundred pounds.
in No nlnc tseuty -sssea Landrsd an4 hfsy
Poaad' in No. ten. hhy-sre hsndred
pounds, ". eleven. ihirty-sevsn busdr.d
Fosnds. ltere 80 one maple grove ia
NJ. Ter. ornea by y0ans MAJ that -Is
not oocuPied for the scaso1. b. haviax ~
ons 70 hs'p BIN. bors,guae ofths Young
TAI - 80 .ier their services another YEAR
hsa-.i al CD harleior once rsulars that
be- sapPosel getting na-icd 80 pretty
sEoott Lff.s tas.ness. bui -Il s.su-e ths
folug ladies' that mssirg SCAR is s-rst
.-s.acss. 10. ~so.- aroant In tbe four
t.'iri.ts i's.glf tone and fhy poaads.
Lave so.ue suEa- made from " o..
Eood ~ht.h 10 vh,te aal n.cs. rnsr --a..-
% tlan tle maple Sugar TLeapsrot.,
s-sst a. ih- Mspie JT.K
Heissi. May q. l..f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

SSoV's FstIs M.SutscroEr. Sino,
the Farniilre mandatory a. Sno-s FsU.
passed into The hands q Me.sr. J.F Gil
a Co. Arrangssients have been perfected.
masing ii eonPiets furnishing establish.
H'snt The company have opened q -ar.
room. where they EseP constantly OF hasd
a. assortsieut q sofas. chairs. -hatnot.
aAd . aer articles 10 bia-s -alaut. snHbsd
an the best sty.s. a. vel % other le.s eo,fI,
ar. s' o iurniture. nairssss,. Iognss,.
rorsi1g chairs OF NAM .ifes. ia ns-.,l..
a'- ini'lsd IN q neat 80 ,.br.,fi.i -
ner Iss demand 81 ate has nearly clear
% OF ihe assortme.t of th,lr o-n NAM
iactare'. boz thsy have a large lotofeh.,-,
chsroer fsis. &c. in Fro Ercss. -bi.h-T
b. tnishsl % rn Eul- tns Ib.irr-,..
~ sHabrhccs larg, VARIETY q the fso.f d.
'.ra-.s les Of wooden chairs Tb~v bs,.
''so 'a,s'l PCS in improved machinery for
70 an.shHg ~ ther rork The deus,8
i'f Chairs % llst no~ tsring The cstaeit, 81
the ~orf' 20 The 1ta.ost Tie rompsr,
intend, daring ths season. % paint and "a.
prove in other rosre-ss Oh. sppsar.oo, Of
ihs premises. They a.. s-t,vs ssd bo,,-
abe men. 80 deserve The patronage sfti.
public
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

NEw CrsroN HorsE ~ Ponrt,Np
II he journals sPscisi dsspstch s-,s Couec-
tor Nasbburn has succeeded 20 convincing
the Nsys Ard Means Committee that [.
ns- Custoa House IN PortIsns d. needed.
hnd that thsy I'll rscomnend a. arrroB-i-
aiion ior thts Purpos- u }. intended %
ereoi -. ns- ssr6os o. tb- spos coupled
By the old Cusfou IIou.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

The Lsriston Journal r.B.-,, ,..,h.-
'ery 'laden death 80 L,-aan. w,l,.,
'iarence Harms sss tsEen 80 o., -.
cay ana in - hours AS sssd. TIE e,s..
q tbs aad tn sudden death rscensi, =.
ported - Auearn. - supposed 20 be spot
ted fever. -hich i makiuE .ad -ort i,
'ous parts q the STATE a pbuician ~
ior"' 70 thai q case % this fsvsr. ssd d..
Only On. ti.ai has been seen in tbsvieiaisy.
occurred !, Oxford. . year ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

CO. Coz CoUEr. Th- regular Mav
Tern Of IT, Court 81 County Conni"icn-
80 al - hsid On Tuesday n.rt. Criai-
raj balls al b. allowed a. that ti-.~ Tri-
a. Js,'ioes al IND q sso-..ary @ oompi,
viii tie az IN sshIbiting thsir docksis for
InsPsctisn. On order % collect ices de-
thcui IN criminal rro.ecutions
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

tsIrtE SHov. Ia thirty second an
nual sHbibfion 81 tie OIford Count- A..
ricuHural Soeisty. Ill be held On their
sr0and'. bst-seh 80 Pans an Nor-.v
village. ca ] sssday. wsdss .,isy AIT Tbur.-
daT. October gth. 5sh. and Cth. isst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

10 OiSESrNES. We ars Guthorirsd 70
STATE tAai q p-ortios q shs ThsoloEio.i D.
b-ary q Rev ~. South-orth % Tor sac
se hurAry contains 1sry ..luabl. -orts.
a. % Which are in eHc.liert condition.
fer'eu' acsiring 70 purchass ran s4sni,.
ihe books and price ist. a. his is;s res.
dsnce
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

The editors Of Gsrdiner. Hsuo~eI sd
A1gusia. proPose supper 81 Hal0vslI. in
honSr q iAs nsr arrangement, isclitaung
e''n'nuuicatious b.t-esn the cities Tbsv
vi - conveyed 70 tie pace Of meeting ~
tbs d" DoxEEr rrsr~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

Tbe Ls-ision Journal IA. ,Orse iutslli-
eence FROM the Le-issoa Lighs Inastry.
h0- At F0rt McCi4ry. IN coaPaay -itA The
NOr-ay Light Infastry. Which -s suppose
applies a. -eil 70 tie latter eoapssy. Ia
appears ia, -bsa the state forc. rsschea
the Tort. The Old garrissa had act been 70
moved. and ttey secliasd 70 ,scai. the
barrscss 50 that no .ooonn04aiion, eoald
- Furnished. Ne Provi.i.n bad bsea
made sitbcr TO Pro,i.ion. clothe. ~ tsrui,
them ~Ith blanket The oonpany conu,i-
'aTiss I'D u tsks the nsfter IN had.
Later reports state thar a rsustsring oaic.r
las gene 20 master theu -. Which isdi-
Gates that quarters arr sso.t~d for them
CsPt COhb. - .irtss Of %. olde.; con-
raassioa 70 N command Of ths fort. The
Hacn are mastered "a for SIXTY dave oaly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

T. lreaslrer of the last Tennesscs Re-
hei fand IN I1rtiaad. sosno-isdfss the
rsc'.pt 81 th.ry-thrse dollars. from ths
'ongrega'.ona. soeiety ID AsdossF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

Tie Col Fmeson -bo ~as reported
wounded sd taken prisoesr ~ss Cs''nei
q tfvalg. ard nos L. Col Emerson Of
tes 4'th Mace. - as generally sappo..
ID 'is-uoa JournsI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

l~o hiiis girls. Ada e. Pasfsr ard
1sorga Spencer 81 Nrctan.- FsHs. have
'soceeds1 90 Collecting s.l.0'Y for ths san
itiry 'or-ai ''ion. -aieh thsy base for-sr5-
81. 18th aPrsiis iuie i,ttsr 10 The ,oisisr,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

a Mo>sTEE- 4 dispatch from Caller.
n'a 'iy' ihst steele Brothers of Santa Crur
oolnis hass engaged 10 maze ess..s %
-eigh 5000 pounds. for sc bssest q Oh.
SahIlaIy fa-r % SO Irascls-a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

Nay DAY. Ihose uho improved d,
last DAY OF April for Nav DAY fesii,isis,
could not vel have found a nor, gcnial
day Tor he PurPo'e. The Ho-er, we're n
FL bloom. and abundant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

Ihs Lev Journal learns thata ~.
DEPOT TO b. erected 81 Dsnsiue June.
tee tts rrrscat sesson
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

AZ The Bos;on Stock Bosrs. Tge,s,v.
70 shares Oxford Piaabsgo Nin,ng ooa..
f'any. g % a. 81 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

Rev Ar. Fo-i,r 81 Yarmouth. III
'ei-n a. The Cosgregstional Chur,b. "a.
Pari'. n.st Ssbb.fb
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

A NV LsSpLoEp We Learn th.s
john I. >every. Esq. Ia, PsrchA.sd th-
Morrill, House. IN DiIssid Village. and
took Possc.sion as, ueek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

GKEEIKY's HfsTcEr W. have resolved
fren the Paelisbsr,. Msssr.. %. ID. Case
& Co. Hartford. Coma. = second install
meat Of specineu page. o. tie ne- .~Hi-
tory u the Great Asericsa Conflict bv
Horace Gresly. The war - SIMPLY tbs
continuation Of the gr,st struggle for the
spread q slavery IN this country. and The
author has trscsd i;s rise and progrs.. IN
al the iegislafion Which has been n.ad. m
10 Intervsi. Il % A. exhaustive treatise o.
this subject. the positions q he several
statesmen nc have acted proniaent pars
N The history q tie governments. a.-.Ts.
The ePiniOns Of citizens -ho lave taken a.
active interest IN the matter. boisg given
In typographical Appearances it rival, srr
history that hss yea been issued. The H.
lusirstion' sppsar 20 b truthful snd a.,
fnelv eEscuted
Mr.. : 7. Mann. . eauvas.ins .-.ut
Tor thi' .iein'ty. 90 ~hoa sppliea6o. ss-
81 mace for copies 81 The work
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06
Electoral College.

Cnssr The us- sPPortionmsai. n. fol-
lo~Ing I'll be the sl-ctora! vote Of each
state a. lie nsxs Pre.id~rtfal el.etion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

h.iae . credited 9Th say7 veterans. up
Oh April 10Th
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

Whole uuu,her q electoral votes. 81
Necessary TO choice. 81 all votss. i62 ne
osssary 20 choice. emitting The vote, q
iso'e States and Psrt q States 10 rsbsliios.
I5g
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-19
What the Rebel Deserters Saw.

Intelligent and well educated deser,ers from
the rebel army at Atlanta say, that there is
great dissatisfaction in Johnston's old army at
bis supercedure and The appointment OF Hood
in his place. The troops are amazed at the
reckless manner in which the hotspur Hood
has led his army against the yankees
They declare, II Johnston had remained in
command, he would have abandoned Atlanta
rather than peril the army as Hood has. They
believe Hood will be compelled to surrender
Atlanta, and will also lose large portion of
his army.
This change OF rebel commanders is en-
tirely satisfactory to our officers and soldiers.
and although Hood viii fight, yet there is an
apparent desperation in all his movements that
reminds one OF the bull butting against the
locomotive. Since the removal of Johnston
his army has been terribly cut up, and the
time is not far distant, we apprehend, when
the new spunky commander will be convinc-
ed that discretion is the better part OF val
or, and ind some place OF safety far removed
from the beautiful city Of Atlanta We trust
and believe that the good time is coming.
Since writing the above the magnetic wires
report that Beauregard has been sent to sup
plant Hood. II this be true, the Frenchman
may pursue more prudent course and save
Johnston's old army, but Atlanta must fall