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Farm for sale very cheap.

SiitAfED u~sr the Oxesrd d-pai. o. Geo.
~ taos $3.50 eighiy scr-s ~ prifssr 49, 80 90
90 ? scrs- sf sod ani tisai-r. g. o. ir1ai-,f
ihsi - " - Pm tuair-r 80 b. cui ~. 49, foua
30 o. 30 cofts 81 so.sd th.s 49, - 5000 Hs.a
BE-. n 81 mostly intervsi lsa sau 20 esq cuiii-
ssffrn. u csn sos D. sold o. 500. snf part q
the p-rchase unon~s ~ an rsoffrsre. 49,. fh
iiaf. ia-s. ss.i $50 etr o. itsl IRA the israa
% nrsiI~f 7 i. aasass -iskes fo a. fu SCI, nnl
's ped t1 s-il az enc- ~ gr~st i.-rgsir q
a~atft parrh.ifos.
fs..'.sr ., ,.r- 10 wu. r.. GOODNOw.
Naruau To- o. ft-f1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

NEs HsursuInF Rstlrns frsu CD.
t.uns ilot lPss fo'Ioss Gilmore 8f.sgs.
Hauington. 3l.si9. Ciinorc majority -l.
D. 500. Pear oftie cooncilors ssd o
81 10 ~ Seaafor. elect arc Unisn Re
Tahhcsn Majority 10 lie House sb5si
c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

ptFpsr. go e. Cssif ri l'r..iafe hsid al P.r-
81. s.ihla nni 81 fh~ Gaurrv nf Dxf5rI. on th-
tatri 4 -~-,iss af No h. t-st
M " u trNNtN. r.t-.ll1lsfrlf1r 90 ~ 80
w tsts 81 L-so-.t~r, Hoard ist- ~ n~hr.a
tH $50 '--latf. d-n-ssrd. hHving nr--~nf-f his
hrsi All trsI srronat I'd .rlif1 sfrsfisa 81 rhr
tate af ssfl d-~~s-~f g. sTs-sa-e.
frf'~et, h-t tb~ satl staiaisI'r give not .re
o. LII acrsnns futrr~-fri. o. rau.lng a. eapv q
900 eri~r e. D. 0'iitshr ihrr- s-st seer~-sfTrl,
inf1r pNtoru Dec irff rrfaf-i pf Pnris.f hsf th~v
rnrf npp~nr af Probate tsurf ta o. hfff at -
90 ta sa.i Coauf, .orthe a. ru-stlt ai Mss -.-st
10 aiae 90 i.srk in che iorruoan. ant she~ eau..
% aas th~s havr. ~hy thr .ssa~ -houia 80 b.
Eian'st.
2. " WOODBURY.. J.f...
frue carv-auesf.
J. - iioEus. Rsri.fsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

Hos. Hiram ChaPnas of DAsn,riscott.
Land A-cnt - the STATE. died st The Man
sion House IN As-asia. a. 2o'oiock Tues
dsv morning. Of congestion % the lung.
Mr. e. has been sick aboui three -sek.
Has death ~ create a vacancy IN the Land
oi5cc. ~Aieh the Lex stature -ili be called
uPoa - 6L Mr. Chapman -as a rusmber
- tie Mainc Senate from th. LincoIn dis.
tEict IN tbs year 1855. Ani IN th- hitter
yesr -. Presidcn; Of hat body
-i.c-iston Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

~ su.ss-rlizsf hef-i.f s-s 1855 sofirs 49,
~ - t-~a dais srr.l.-sri - IN kouarabL-
luire afPrsfaIe o. ~ couufy 81 o. flfd snf
ssa,llnsi a. ffl..i 80 ssntaisirstor wifh ~ 80
nurEr.i ii ~ sa-fsff a
ELiPuAZ Ripley iais 81 B--ts.Ei.
10 st,.i Caaaiy r.-reasel. ~ ririar i-l.i ss ths
80 f.r-rfs. hs th~rsfsrs rs.f.esfs 81 psrssas
~ 90 tn-ieAfei 81 ths estate 81 49, f-cr.s-d
70 $50 tfe..aetlate psvaeai 80 thase ~hs hass
ssf eelssniis fhercoa % srhftlftks sarsf 20
ieb. - 1854 NEkkfrT FAHRAR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18
Carding Mill for Sale.

TUT -at-rri'z-f oaers Ger sale. thr sen kno- n
and st.ushac Csriing Mo- e Back6-ld NJ
hg-. wifh the watrr iisi.-g- ga shs~a O. o. alta
atrt, -slch one II tl~ i.s-f In The ~t.f~.
\ tst-a-i Nak-r or Nh-ci~nrht ssuis SGT "a
sfssnlagelus to alfr tar tu-Ia.s- w 81, b thfs thsts
b~laz -slils. of sat~r at 80 il-l-s.
VI ID saii ior haa 80 vsLus q arpliesl 60 81
nucc 4. g.. COLE.
Brrkfcli. -. ~ 1854
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

otrosr. ss.-Af e. Cauft Of Pr.farr ta F.r.
o. sifhfa Hnf f.f 90 Caarff 81 ONc.rI o.
thr fhif.i In--tss 20 W.rrh. a ID. I-64
IfAtNtN HDWE. sfrll-lsffurar ~ fhe 80
ts,~ ~ M.fs %. Pfsff fsf- af R-.-r .ri fs ..l f
aaa. ~. t-t-Harl. harirg prrseaf-d 80 $50 sn-f
sea- n.0a.nf of sf.a.aIsrlaflan q fh~ estate o.
sf.f frretsff re- sn.sarre.
co. t~r-t. Ihat fhe -aIt ff.e....fr.frr eve r..-
t.0r f. tII rr-rr. Ia.-I...cI l. rs.-.rf rass .i
t.. sI.irr ta D. pa.i-ar tlfsr ,s-el sscr-..isr-
u ta th- pNhsrf lirua--itf. ,fiafrt .t Paw thsf
ttrs rfsf aprffr sf IL flaifr t.lft ta u heif e.
Pre- ia sfit f'oulff. au 90 - TuesIsr e Nc,
afsf. at trn Of fhr rllIk i.th f.rrrasa snl .t4,s
rta-- So thes have. vay the sla- shouH u..t
i-e s.i.sr.i.
O. ". WOODEu ~. JaSs-.
4 uu- coTT--aftcst
-. HOBBS. Rer.-~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

rUARDtANS SALE Nasic- !. h-resy TO.
VI e.. tbst b, vstss 81 . Iscea-. greus the t~ls-
% Probate thew -tu L. sG-red So ssi~ ~
pr-ssi--s. Tbsr-i<y 49, ->.eush d.y 81 April
sext. "a o'cLck "a tAs .flersSoa. th~ r~.i e>s.ie
i-~lssging Am~l la - Naa.6sid e .is.. asisors
usisoss. .af ksa-s 90 The Hoili. M-ss6si5 f.rm.
see~ps-d By Ed~srd SAs i~y. situsssd ~ .-ia
fpehafg. Fss parfssuiars call spsa the ga@rdsaa
o. Ed~srd Shiri~y. On The prens-~s.
D-tea "a fry-is-rg. Feb. n. lsSf
FRANKLIN SHIRLEY Guard
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18
Country Residence for Sale.

TUE FARM o~n~d ~ IL.
Il 10. Hsa. q. X .C....-i-,.....
.-AI3Ei-> -.i's-te,i -'thia eae hua.iresi roll
90 th- Cs-usfs Bsltiis-. "a Par
%. Osiasd Caunfs. Ne. - Oe~rrd cor .a'- e. .
gr~st b-fgain.
qusists wairh pro-us~. "a pr.s~.t sl,s,t 80 t..u,
81 hey. au he s,ut saay b. isrgsiv -iirrt ~a...i
trstf. -as-i Sci ssfrr ere ai,an.iaui - f-sl-
hsE-hau-s aad aIf-t-iiifiar. arr ~nu,.na.iis., a.
- good tepsff. The tsc.-tsa % pleasant .s.i
asaHhy. ot~rsag d-siruhie coaafrv r~stdracs.
for partfcsisrs in4airs uiss - snsd~ o, III,
rf-snfs-ss q d. ". 4. Rust. S--ush Pari-. 90
" ~ tsoODENOW. E-q.. Fsrtiaaf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18
Farm for Sale.

ry'HE hasn-steai 6.run ~ he tate Fr.aei. Ger
II uing-. sftusted % the Cosafv rad o. the
~~sirsl PIT 81 Aaauy. - rods frOn the t0~a
hou.e. % rei- irs,a school hou-e SD two aad q
hsn rnii-- fresh m-etisx ha---. asd ssil~s fron
Hsthel htA- sad lara coat.ia- @bost 30 aer~..
= snd-r goo siafe Of culiiv.fioa. cuts - tou-
Es-i,-h asd svr toas - A-ssio~ Hay. large
gsssi.ts 81 nesdes by @ay o. 60 ~ eiearing
. h. fiLsgc pE-uy irc~ frasn stooes. .ad easily
cuifivated GOD pasture vel ~stered: i4rg-
F-srissa ~ th~ isad - covered ~sah sanity -ooa
sna tiuai-~r. uiapie. ash. c-s.T. hscBst@e. Ac- A
I'D csv~nseat sef ~ fsrrn baiidisr- "a god
dsisso--hou-- sad barn ssppti-d ~ah sever i4is-
isE ~.er. A god - - t.rusiag tool-. @iso hsy
sHd -tnck ~iii - soid n G-sired.
Terms rea -os.aife- Part ofthe pay r-sy reu,sia
isrm 81 y~srs 90 sorfe.ge- Fos farther par
iiculsfs apply O. she prupfietor the P--ras-~s
HEPZIBAH :. CUMMINGS.
Aha.s. Ns.. q. l-S3.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

TWO thisds - che hs.s--ts.A t.rus q Psssr
Il lioltsu lite 81 S-sdes es.l..as.g .bsst siK
tstou= a. Asd ssst-bly a.. sssd s.ts tiIl.xs
Tz-stur~zs I'D $500 tsst
IAs th'sds sr,gis-iiy 80 - ths -ias-. a..
s-p@r-,sd ~ n-tes asd bssods Aad SO o-n~a -
feter holt~s q r-ss-. Ths fsra .. oss.s-i-at
y sEss-ed ~ reg.st - .chssis 49, s.~~sisgs
asd tes 81 ~ dtr-St sosd lcsdtar fro.s Level -
tn Osissd Asa Cs.sa>si..d e.a.I q y. Briax1sa
shost mes distsst ..st esrAt-~a M =. fro.a he
d-p--t u sA- or-ad rr~.k R.sls..A a @...sh
fafts- " - ~~u i~ao~d ~sth Sto.s al ~. !.
ID orrh.rd n t~sriag eusdstssa spo. "a .l.o-s
issr scr~s ~ rood u-rA1o~ --.~ct-d -itA .ad
s~l - e.-sef t-iitaE ~strr coancctrd ~tth the
hsa-e. The ~ dag are esasfsrt.bis bat sosss-
hat ess u r-pair.
rh~r- arc assai too hs@is.d poe trr-s .sssA-
80 upsn fh~ kr.. 10 nao-f - tho ssltzls~ So
~<nsx MI h.z-. b>-id-- gus-tHy a h~-rieck .
.rsue. .si osk tfasi-~r. Ia - sits.t-d ..sst eas
sniae fson 10 tssdiag s-.F Ksaxer Ri.-r. To
rrf-sns ~tsniug % .trHrrh s-e q 1.rua. ep-
post'softy - so oa-r.t. Fr p.rticui.ss iuq-ife
"a B~uj. n. Hoi.iea. S--S-a 90
ALniRA ". HOLDEN.
Ne 5S7 III Assss~. NY.
Nov. si.t 1883
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18
FOR SALE,
4 valuable Mill. Timber and
Farm ny Land.

l'llt ~ rf i-r n o. o. -air be- v. attlsL = 80
-hrfgl~ snd Lab. CLsll-sart. risnlng .n.l
f'ttst Me-, Ia tsst Stoa-hara Nai.e, toret h~r
suh 81 "a raFt 90 hr- f.iun. "a asd tlasb~r Lsnds
soJssafng ssid mih. Tnrr- d. ~ aieufanr- q
Pee. h~mAock. >prlo~. Osk. Fuphr ~hn-
ofrrh ani oihrt uuii-rf suitsti- So 80 pur.sa.~s
"a insnstscturr- ibe ~af-r fo~er q. ssf.slsaz-
~ r'fis o. ma set aal th~ rilruf ar~ ~xce rnt
-ad IA hsahfv vess de-Irahr So uu~ch.nsc. 80
lss-tnr-s ara II rtpftsl sasi ruteFtHi-- CA fui
a. ads~c~ - 90 "a E,.1d pr5ce. sni feasv NV 4
gaod -turr and HLsck-alHh 10 vers rlrarh u~-s'ed
81 o-na~cifss ~nh l-s-ines- No.. sad tee tirht
H~n 60 uos a. tht- fh~ ighf place 90 ln.k-
'.sasy aai - b4tl uf, fhriviar sa-aanunfts vi.
usll~ BOD % th- 81 lu-DO sor-- ta.s 80
. hid ~ taoney niskiag r.ri--.. rh- u,iL wtH
- spif ~ - 81 sithsf- the s-Jaiaiag isnts. L.
gai.. - J1llN nov y. 90 the Pfra,i--.. o.
wN. O. GOODNOW. At Nsr~av.
Fsb. ~. i-64
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

ID E~IANr o.. rees-e faa he 1sse ~
Il lrllsfr o. nef.ff f.rnfr. aiiafrf d. trrrd
ir~sfag al ltrrrr-isr tstg. .tsIfseH af nsilic
aaartaa .r rrlrsfe sH.e aa i.ifstts, 80 Bee ssy
q Ma l-ff. fI n'..at. 4 " III a.
store ri uarars Vase. rf fsff toseI. fhs Co.
i..sia.r fs-erf-I r,.-i s-ts.s ~ lsniss " Ea.t-
a1nn Ir.r rl i..frN. i-rtsr fnr u 80 aisa the
fsvrrsfsa 81 aftsa's tsser thfrr.a he hara.-
sfssl l.r,. 81 .h- lsfr io-rrh -rrrraarr 49, -
fsrrr isfe'f arraF.4 ~ kArr tsrss. .a.s.a... hsl
b. rs.raa.r 90 u.iIriis.l or ere tsaar = fsr.lss
nf t.i fte sqn.'r 81 eler1ntrsa af fhe frr~H
Nfsrr Is. ss rtirl. .tld eTln.is i--iar ssa-I
j. r..a1l1a suh ~aasaei D. t.orsr anf s.ffsuf 3D.
f~theI sd 60 49, ta rnalassa ral aafirtisf n
~ parcel ecoupie. hy La Jranrss. 80 .. -. q
i.nFff, sd ore ~ tl r...na..l saI ~ IstIsI af
~ >tuses llf. ssii-f. ia ~faashsri ia ss,f
,r-nfF. ~.fag .a aIa.s ss s'i- pro-iur- ~ .-sa
"a Ne fal1st al t..frs. fs.r rsr.If ss III aafI
lss.-e. JAWS y HFTCTFTNS
Aa 81 E.isfe ol l. " Ef-i.-ss.
i.sver. Jsa q. t-s8
I 'REEDOt NOTICE.. h-r.bg give r.si;~
Il a.lrr asf have this das sisca ~ $40.
luhn d. Belle. 81 ffar fn 81 ed 49, iaf
airaseil. and tasi sh-ll rhia n-aar a 81 -.
lsrs 90 ~ 49, seiss 81 hls coafr.et..s. sfss
49, tate JOHN a. HECkIFE
A1aas 20 p. iesf
Wnnrw-Ce1 " Raj
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

FORECLOSURE. WhcTcas. I-orenEo tIaiha-
Il say. 81 Norway. b. ta- Csusty 81 OHfrrd +.
~ - a-s % usostE.ge d-s~d Oct- -. a. u. $50
.ni RECORDED ia ONtsrd Kegisty 90 Deeds. book
10. pas~ So, (Shtch said Odd AL reoosd are
h.-ris sus.is part - thi. sstsc- 60 . par
itoslr a~-cfiptsss 81 the prsuis-- cssseyed there
- , Conveyed 90 ne 81 nortrsFe. oertsta parcel
- lad, sSeih-r 18th The baiffrg- th>reos. Sits
ai~d - Nss~ay NiiLsr- - .-id CSssty. the
-uufh si.ir "a Maia Street. brt~e~s b~t~ ~ +.
q. Coie's carting Nsrhine. AL a. :. Bsrti-tt'.
sicrs. sIsi sh<f-as the coacitions 81 sad deed
have b-.n brussn. ss~ therefore b ressoa "a
SD hfeach. her-y clam fsrrc 49, nd mort
Esrr, .ccoTisag o. the statst- ~ soch MADE
God provided. ELEAZER &. SHAW.
Feb 9 1854
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

Th- Bangor whig ,sys thas four proscs-
'crsA'Ps N the Bangor theological ScIni-
AIRY have b~ca recently faiiy endowed.
To Annusl csafsrsnce u the Methodi,s
Epis-opal charch all hold %. next session
N Bath. commencing April ltth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

UHE.utscsibet h-rsiy give. pebble r.t.sstis "a
hc 49, h-ea iuis srpst atsd ~ th~ h..o..t 49,
Jatreot fruhafs to- fh~ C.sasfv % Ozfosf. 81
assunef thc tru-f % aduainisftst.s ofthe estat~
JOHN q. EASTMAN bte ~ W.te, e.rJ.
D. faf1 taunfs aeeeasrf. ~ giviur t.asd a. a..
~ fr-rfs- IT. tarrrisr~ fr,lue-ts az r~r.ssl.
-" are iat~ts~d Cd m estate a ssi tr-sa--d %
fke ua1ar.iltie payai~uf. aal tls-e gho nave
ua1 t~snan.i- thrr~aa o. esh We fh~ ss.r~ %
MuA ~. is6t JOIN PROCTOR.
fhe .'s'.-er'l-r her-hs rts-s r.utilc asiic- al
~ 49, i-sa d. -pf--tsf~s ~ ih- husr.ie Lake
80 frt-t- - ~ t--saty 81 oNfsfd. -.d .s.usn-d
ths 'rust ei stnlnisfrsior af 30 estate 81
ALBION CHARLES ht~ q Fr.-bur..
g. s.si C..aais. l-r-as-.i D., sisiss hood .. a..
So firrfs- tr th-rriarr rrlu--,- ~ p-r-sa-
vhe fr- 10 i-lfrf ia fh~ estate of ..l l~r-.-s o.,
"'aAs iu' ~ i'st- 80 .a-a'. aui tA..~ vhs 1--we
aHt tru t.i.is fhrrcst o. rNhtafl fhs -suuc o.
N"ea. i-6t JACOB = POWERS.
oEEosr. So 81 t..att FL. ft...... h. T.. - -
go. sfthin al g. ale sanfrs .f ti IT, tI ..s th.
thlrt Ta~sfas ai Marrh 4. ~. I-sg
II ANS DEEHfNts. .ianfaastratsr go ths -
~ ta'~ 20 tslt tu.a-aas L.,c ~ P.rts - 49,
'"'nfF ceora--i. hsslag prss~ufe.l 30 6aai 90
e'-''i oi ..i-nlatsfratria q the r-tste 81 s4i 80
c~arrt ~ 4Hs-aa-r
o'i~r~l ttst th~ I'D .sulias.t'sr give ,a,,~- "a.
~ p-rsaas iafrrsst..l ~ c.u.frg r. cs-ss 81 thss
81 I' tr 9l.'.isa-4 -hr-- 49,. .frc~s.ivr's b.
lhr bs'1ft tb~u-urrsf. rr~spap~r prinf~i BE-
fsus. tast th-v saay .rr--ar 30 {. i'ssl'.te C.uft
- p BEL - f-fts. iH sslI es-r's. on en- thfrf
t~-daf q Va aexf. af uiar asLrk 81 fhe
rfFaein. and shes rau--. 81 saf thrx have - ~
iar s-mc shsa.l aaf o. s.Ls~~t
o " Woodbury. gafer.
Atrss ear' -aitc.i. :. HoHus- IA .-.rr.
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IiiE suisci itcr herei,v % We polsic sot ioe ado
~ hss h~-a duiy appoisted b. The bonoable
Jsdse 81 Probate iss ~ Ca.atv of Oxesrd 80
sssaae.i the 81 @duss,-ir-to Of the @.,.t al
SALLY n. RUSSELL ate u Bethel,
~ said Cosaiy. dec-ased. b. Eisiag bod =.
th- las directs We therefore rrsiuests az rs~r.
sou- ~h9 are ind-bted g. the estate q s.id de-
ees--d. 20 n@ks ia-nediate paynest, nd tho--
~ho have say demands there0a o. enhibn tbs
-aule o.
fsb- Is. ls69- SAMUEL - STANLEY.
The -ah-rr,hes s-r~iy gives psi.iie astice -
.he ~ he-a dali spp..iated b the Hs.orsbi-
yosigv ~ Probate tor che Coaafv % Oxford and
ss-sa.d ne trust % su sisirsfor ofthe estate u
ATWOOD D. y. YOUNG LIE % Wss-a-tock
81 sol cauaiy. de-ea-~.i. - giTiax bad a. thu
~ dfr~ci- .h~ therefsrs requests 80 per-os.
~ D. arr ia iehtci 90 the eststs 81 ssid dec~asei
o. uaaAr iun1aeataie pzy u-nf, aad those ~h0 have
aav crnsnts fhereua b. sxhlhu tke $3.50
fch. ie i-st- ALFRED ". STEARNS.
Tie -si'-ess.-s s-s-i,s gives psislsc sos.rs IN.
80 has Zee. cs'y zpf-.sats- - az fiossrsisis.
SsdE~ - Ffsst-afc 81 ~ foaufy - Dsford. and
s-surd ~ tru-t ~ sfniaistrator ~ te estsss Is
MAEsENA BRYANT hte ofParss.
IN sati Csuuty, d~ceased. - xistar i-sad - The
hs dir-ct-. Shr therefore re.guests 81 pessoss
uhasrr ialrbtef O. m estate 81 sasit decessed
- 80 tanaa@di-t~ payus-sfs sd tbo.s no have
soy druisad- thereoa to exhsbs ne ssBe 90
Jsa. -. fses. ALNA SHURrLEFf. n
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4 ngINISTRNrORS sALr. P-s-ssu. .,
" to~u-~ is-sas tl~ hosar1Als sair~ a Ps,.lsst.
g. nxi.rd Caarts. he saisfs,rrsd .tuninssfrst..r
q NJ estate q NsrFt. Rro-s. nee - AHans ia
$50 torufs d~ssassa. 49, s-l 81 ps Hr 80 ufsFafs
sair. 90 Ne prsssi-~-. 80 rus-i.s AprH To- i~sa .
81 80 o'ch-sk. Y. ". ~ IN re.l e.tste ~hrrh
10 $50 Ny Efo-a ts-,i s~its.i sui ,.s.-..---l
a. "a. IN hsrrnrst~si ttrn or n Cd 80 So
80 hs-o-asl. Ssuiu-i nrs-so. j.. isru-rsts lived
sf-ssss ~ ia sarthsFk p.ft q -.sa Anss-.
Nsfch n. i~6f J. "a. LONEJo0
4 ADMINISTRATIONS SALE. Pss.--.t -
~ q hcsa-- gtsca ~ =, ~ frs.i.st~ f.,,rt af
pHtad teunff. shall s-ii e. the hsgae.t bsii~r
81 Fstis~ sariios - - h-Ls ~ - sts-~ "a a.
ID. y. uufr.sn- 20 tFyceul <. % th- 3D. a. 70
Arri' teSf. ~ 20 o'~h-~t ~ - esr-n....a ths
"a c~tng 49, estate ef The ltf- Chsr g. Malk~r
- ~u-. ~ n-na -. - ea'i-d. n Fr,-isarr saA
~hich stloins IL Sf.t- in~ ani soafsiniaF si..af
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. sutu pies~ ncar t.acaa ShrLy's hoa.~. asA
b-isg - 49, Frs-inrr. So siatns si-sat 10
scrrs. at sfi-i m Aadr-s. - ai-s q .n4u
psecs D. saii frseharg .ai t~iag st-.rt teu acrss
On kiuh.u ir,sek sd t-inr ua-ados had.
SrEFtiEN y. WALKER. Adsaisi-trssor
h.rsh -. 1854.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

Ranger Election on Monday. tb. Uaion
CANDIDATE '5r Myor as chosen. ani the
tnioa ucket as sgccss.fll N az the
usrls.
IL b.itcforl the democrat. elected Joha
q Adams. FOR Mayor by a ,asu majority.
TA-y carried four q tie seven -sr.Is Last
year they had The Mayor. by a majority
t-iee As large ard carried al the Yards.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

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Nrch Is. t-6f HELEN VI HOLT.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-08-18

marked out fer himself There exists no Low.
al government in any Rebel State while ex-
cluslTeiT under the domination of Rebel
authorities. Our armies enter a State. What
shall the President do? Leave the inhabi
tants thereof un50yerned, or institute some
method OF government designed to restore as
soon as possible the powers of State to the
loyal people thereof: Manifestly the latter.
This he has done in every case SO far as pos
sible. He cannot be bound down to any one
plan, especially when that plan embraces
grave Constitutional objections. He must
hold himself open to adapt himself to the
eYer-varying circumstances of time. This he
has done, and the people will approve his
course, no matter What soreheads NAV say.
Messrs Wade and Davis close with re-
sumo OF the details of the bill, and compa-
rison OF it with one of the plans pursued by
the President. But inasmuch as the Presi-
dent has expressed his approval of them in
the main, there is no use in discussing them.
The result of the Manifesto is simnlv TO
make still more clear the wisdom of the Pres
ident's course.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-08-18
Inc late Assault on Petersburg Conduct of the
COI0red TrOeps-GaIlantry of the Officers.
ARMY OF THE PoToMAC,
Aur 1914

! Correspondence of the State Journal
ARMY OF THE PoToMAC,
Aug. 4, 1864.|
Having just witnessed the departure for
City POINT OF some of the wounded of the
4th Division, (colored), of Burnside's Corps,
am moved to write you a word.
do not think that the failure of 30th July
can be justly charged to the colored troops
They advanced in fine style as is admitted by
all but it was inevitable that the subsequent
delays and their losses during this period of
lnaction, should blunt the fine edge Of a sol
dler's enthusiasm. About two divisions of
troops, white and colOred were crowded into
the narrow area of the exploded fort, proba
oly about quarter of an acre in extent,
rendering it impossible for officers to keep
thelr men separate from those of other com
ihanos A staff officer told me that in going
10 the rear Tor orders, he did not touch the
ground; he went over the men, as he could
not penetrate the mass. The ground over
which they were ordered to charge to Semi
nary Hill, was open and favorable for the
movement, but in addition to the fire from
the front, for which they cared but little, both
Hanks were exposed, rendering the destruc-
ton OF any force certain. OF the few who
Ventured to make the attempt, scarcely any
returned
One OF the colored regiments, which went
lEto actlon with not more than six hundred
and nifty men, lost four hundred; and of its
eighteen line officers, sixteen were shot. The
officers appear to have literally led their men.
An eye-wltnes said to ME that one of the no
blest sights he ever beheld, was the lament
ed Lieut.. Col. Bross, bearing the colors of
his regiment. The fire was most fatal on ac-
count of the short range
The accounts respecting the treatment of
colored prisoners by the rebels are various
and conflicting. One of our officers, who
was in their hands while, reports that of
thirty-six captured, twelve were policing the
grounds of Cen johnson. This though not
cruel is contrary to usage
Though disappointed, we do not distrust
Divine Providence, or permit a disloyal
doubt. MILES
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-08-18

CHEERING ON THE REBELs.-An obscene and
BLACKBOARD sheet, published at La Crosse in
his State, and the organ OF the Democratic
party in that region, says:
''The telegraph says that at Petersburg and
in that vicinity, the negro troops were slaugh-
tered by the rebels without mercy, and that
tie rltite officers IN command shared tie same
tate B,t2y for tie rebels. If we were of
them we'd do the same thing, and not black
soldier should euer receive quarter at o, hands,
And the mb5te men, mot men-but fawning
svcophants) should 90 to Kingdom come IN COM
pony nth tie dear objects of their commands and
affections. These white office lovers who to
get in authority, who spring into notoriety at
the head of lot of black Moaks at the call
of the President, as a mushroom comes to
the air with its military looking head, from
some black manure heap at the call Of the
night dew, are not wanted in this country
We would always respect brave man and a
gentleman, and treat him as such but a
shoulder strapped beggar for office, who struts
at the head of a company of niggers, does
not come within the list"
1t is alleged that the present Administra
ton has destroyed the liberty of the press IL
| GhlS Souu1ly. hoN HUGH IIuIu IileIe 10 IL
the charge may be inferred from the impuni
ty with which disloyal papers are permitted
to encourage the most fendish barbarities O.
the enemy, and to malign and insult the de
tenders Of the National flag.
| A PICTURE TO REFLECT UPoN.-Back OF
! these troublous times will our children look
| in reverence and awe. The sons of our brave
soldiers will date their patents of nobility OIL
grander battle fields than Agincourt or Ban
nockburn-such patents of nobility as nc
royal herald's office has symbols sufficiently
glorious for. Many coat of arms in those
! days will have one sleeve hanging empty.
We may picture to ourselves group of no
| BILE young lads, some ten years hence, thu:
proudly accounting for their orphanage-ar
orphanage which the country should see to il
| shall not be desolate.
Saws one, "Ny father fell in beating back
the invaders at Gettysburg" Says another
q Ify father fell on Lookout Mountain, fight
ing above the clouds Says a third, IN,
father suffered naartyrdona in Libby Prison
| Says another, Ny father went down in the
Cma5aland;" yet another, ''Ny father wa:
rocked into the long sleep below the wave il
the iron cradle of the Monitor" Aud there
will be helpless lads who will listen in mourn
full envy, saying, in their secret hearts, ala
we have no glorying, Orr fathers were re
bels :" And here another youth, more IN
fortunate, who will steal away from his com
rades and murmur, in bitterness of soul, "Ah
God help me! My father scas a Copperheadl
Grace Greenwood.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-08-18

By this time the Provost guard were on the
ground and Mr. Indian was Obliged to come
into camp. Capt. Dodge put him under guard
and the boys set him at work, first police
ing the camp grounds, and when that was
done they set him 20 carrying -four from the
Commissary's to the bake house He worked
like Major and never complained word
He was released last night by Capt. Dodge.
H A s.