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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-18
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TAs Rspabliesa party niEAt hare pre-
,ssss,i ~ pusssrs sssiaA Aaize sizii ~.
Ii might hare sAvsd The lives Of theas-
auds of the hsss men of tbs Nasien, and
= = sas1 III Elixl NJ the peoples
saassy. Fer proof II what We aay. rssd
the follswing fssA skss spsssA sf' sssezEs'
A. DoUazAs, ,dslivsssd In she Lnitsd STATES
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81 believe this 10 be fair basis af
Esmieshi4 zdimsnasns, ~ yaa Yt1se Be
bubfia lids srs not willing % aocapt
this, nor the proposition Of tho senator
III - srs ~ INT
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-18

'Tas LAaaxsg Hoe xvxa Sxxs n Aaxa-
ioa.- An lmnaase hog vas killed Id this
sisy, &aA. i2zh,aby Lipp4neoss O. Marsia,
batshsrss 5ll reash Avanaa- He was
freely exhibited, HAils alive, by his feed
er bAfogs he door Of the AayicsgsRsssl
ana akhsr newspaper ofhees, and exeited
mach saksrass mr. ~ M. Benhaza, ug
Mclean, TompkiBs Co., n. Y, By whose
jndieissas aaaasgeansas his weight reach
I'd shs eaaszseas sgase Of 1885 lbss, has
been caEsfal 10 hare bis waighk rsapaas-
sdiy taken and certified 10 .apdax .oash.---
la February, 1883, BE weighed / 100 fbs.;
Id 0ssobef 1879 Ibs4; Dscenbsg I9sh,
iasQ lhs. and BecambsF aeshs whan Bic
left homa foR tho Mssrapoiiss 1856 LhsA-.4
He fell pR rapidly during the forsaighs
which iaterYened before be was slaagh-
sssed, snd did ppcs kassi wall, bat was -
siye, afaad apd walked in sesy aaasaal
maRnsT Tor 10 fas an Aainaa. Wissa
kiHed, Jsaaasy l2sh, hia iiHs ssighs xwaa
l21z lbs.; dressed wsigks il74 aks.; oaEal
10 Ibs., blood 25 lbs. Through the eomrs-
ssy Of Mg. Bsnham We hare, acquired the
skih, ana placed Ii ia DC aaids of skill
ful iaxiasFzaiss 10 BE- T,sepased and s4sss
upn in 3 life. likA fesza, and piassd in sAs
once Of the AQrieaixariss, whara II will
STAND a. Mr. .Rsphsseis shslssaee TO shs
World, Ii VIII bs hnished early dursas
shis .aoass ,serieaa Aavsesls@r II.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-18

s'If tAsss iafsrs0l faaasses and Abo-
ssioassss 40 ~ lI yssss s sAssr
AaaGs, they viA ovsrsds tha Coastssa-
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Lar vToLaxr HANDS on THOSE WHO DTr-
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sssa tAssg fidelity, Sssd 6aaily baakrspI
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.Dasfts eksssss 2INnu7 GINS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-18

LOOK ON THES PICTURE
~ aI HAVE NO PURPOSE, Ds-
RECTLT Or INDIRECTLY, TO IN
fEggEa8xWTR,yES INSgaHS Ssef
OF sLAvERg N Es STATEs
WHERE III Exfsrs: I BELiEFE |
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
so, AND I HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO Do %. Isssadsas Lfarola a
isss Y,sxzasssxarssl Ad&xeas. < assss &ta
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-18

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alpg i a.,s ssaa..srassai Isl \, seg ~.
! vermont fase' - n'af 11.O0Q
oDnnaaefsH ~ aag sfaaio ns 4 ~ ae00
3hsdA Isjasds ~ ces siil bas le9o0
1eAeAuseEts, ga 8aa assaa safQoD
NeF Yofks ..T t9es ~ 000!
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Minnsseta,. u D1s(q wms tal20oa
Ualiforufx. 10000
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KaEssss sdos eiai d1iw s. f''hss $500
aIssai ssas TAsy 9s lsss Esass .lbsassA~a-sss@aA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-18
THEN on THIS

= gzss tasFNA%
sI ORDER AND DECkARR THAT
ALL BKnseN6a HHED Lag SEAvES
IN THE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS or STATES ARE AND
HaRka1a1 sHALIx II sRRkas IL
Lsaeolw's Esssmcspssioa Prociassaaoa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-18

- = aasss Esas aslssa = q s-lt>I1
bssqxe baa zssssIalx sssos ssSsA -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-18

COUNCIL BLUYFss IOWA. z-,-xg-y-
Sssszaax. Gsl&mx. &xMnAu9 Msrelikzs &kuanfa&s
saTrsaxs waxsn aad kzxgy rstnsin&, Ia Eoo4 sfyfs.
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sseca Il sssIl-pxex csa&sshsNMs hand2 0s&ss1&gs
waitsasd sa4 calls eaAegsag y.laau
ERs orasf2 mosa to&h oS co ansTyy aaltested and
syeaRssy Rttsuded 70. 4gE Ia 80 fNt
dos % kals strsss. reAf Of ssaEss siec2. 2
M&xaxss& as &.ss5lsa ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-18

! - The Nav York City Inspssssg
says isAlfsposs .Assls wiif | kxsdy bS
credited thai In sais city shsss ars ever
Z ,D0o fansliss living 10 anassssoana ssls
lars, which nurseries sf disease are la
hsbissd b, fa, coo psrSSz
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-18

/ HaERITHBR THE pRESlEEATI
MOB CONGRESS OAN RMANOlPkTE
SLAMS ktx koRE THAN THEY.
EGANiGRAHT BILLS OF DIVORCE. ~
1 I fa'a lYY s.'RsrlzsFlsO3 j
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-18
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4 4 i! !:

g0R PRINTING.
OF sxary d4ssxipslss exscatsa ss ths sasss QAcf
al sas ssss asxas afsAs aFss nj sasssaslGxsAsm-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-18

! O. line, ia.s tip sp<lioa
y KA = s1S Fs
ef mssl5l 1te6assisk sssas rszs u ], 900
aasshes per minatss $4,000 psr hoar,
aaa working 90 ont Of ths 24 hsars, ~ is
the inssasl1k y OH q Srsasss u es0Oo
matches.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-18

ssssss sas ii sssas = aspass sas eaabal
~sx..s. a..a.ss 90. 81 lss sz.sE Iaasas xaiaA 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-10
AMssEMENTs,

-------....., -, ,.,,,pvuony THy
"A q A. rsponN OF TIVE
>r,r xI,dH uINI'E AC1IRING
";WW,,','i 70 -, AssOt,I NrION,
49, -, ,,''h,NWn,NuvkhN nj No lSg BROADWAY,
wv wv ""v ,IHI,,p,afrr 'TtiE PARK,
,,.,.,, ,........ MnNSpNGfSS mu6G0bbss..
VIII \ iE!f'u xS,in,USTNssty FOR
'tIhu,Ir ~ ~, y rrnr a. NIs
WHERE TlCkETs F6R TnE .....,, ,,o>c,,r
lltnIu AND MI ''N'""'
5000. m w flSOtl IN NJ /, "A urrS
THE HlSl NJ slNAl. u \ LII !, lbs ,ooTs
SEC, kidc tok lIl " hlH o,,nfNfSi
kT riIr
oN THE EyfSIS,,s" o. nc. siiiI AND sts1.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR,
9i9 =. N. ELIAS, Actuary
,uIpIrNN NUSEIfN-
X y U NJ - hhhhNfNN 'N''N
-
Nj Sci MS IN ONE. 800
MAMMOTH FAT WOhEN,,
WEIGHING ONE ION.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-10
INSTRUCTION.

A LGEBRA, BOOK KEEPING, WRITING,
"A Arithmetic, spelling, SC, taught from SO TO Sl5
per quarter. lor.igneIs taught the Enelish language
NJ Ame dean tfGcher. fAINE'S Mercantile Colleees-
le'tahhshen lAif! t2 Bower, y. " and 9S5 Fulton
e., biOoki L. s5I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-10
GENERAL BUSINESS.

SssiNsnNh - 80 NsSS.
A FEW REAMS OF PRINTING PAPER, |
AZ Ass, will be sold chesp application at the
Sun Ohcc u
RuRDEN'S HORSE sHoES-CHEApER
Ito Backrmiih- than the coet to them NJ imported
iron Tor carl on delivery. \ large lot for a.,
WIN n. WALLACE,
80 cor Albany and W Washington ct =
PEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE.
- BRlEsrs HAIR DYE,
The hote bye OF the World, surcd In preference to
il DOrs NOT STAIN TIE SKIN,
ana 81 sIS No soi t'IS S ne T;s
al BLACK OR BROWN,
(InstAntaneouslvl
and sold Tfr2 GESfs at f f. 0T X
Each box contains nearly twice the quantity Of dive,
wh.ch vi. iorinery put ny at % cents.
bu,gh.
:, wn9!rsAIt AGENLs,p. Barnc. 60, q pelk
Row Fraser 4 Lee, ~ hickman II Wheeler, 1i2
cherry ct; Miller Reed, $50 Allen, cor. stanton st.
and cor. Houston -. and Avob IOadev, " Eishth
ave, Porter fairohid iib Hudson T. and s1l sixth
aye nnsei'ts can also be supplied by c. y. CRIT
lENfON, j. sixth ave. m
CASH PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metals
" White iars II cents pr NJ. Coored and
voolen ocnts per III. Booss aud urssrarorr . cent?
| LEAD IL ccns per h. NJ 80. II Nc~ B9Nory, cor. of
ROpeyeltrt. $40
CHATHAM STREET SNuFF-THE LARGE
- and inGlr,.inG -alc, OF the cf,obsaed M ffS
steniinr tb. ,ss..1, bish rst, aS r,,. .' 10 IT,
,rcssrd Ts,,. ~ cnntinne IN scu a, M IN II mi,
| IN III COILI'I No bb Chntbs, =, sns 81,
| ILsti1n .iu,'. N,ty Vopu ci,' ' Wv ~" ans +0-
| -. . - -
I'ANH PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metals
| - white rags, II cents nor Ih, coloIcd f-r, 4
crutp Ter No.: boob nud newcomer cents old brass
80 cent?: COPPER aud PEWTER NJ cents: lead no conts.
| old beaver Gtts, 20 cents Mt rs snrlg ~ agt
| .,.,,,,., ....., -,
~ rcrciy io- al infant having the snuilcs OF
| stoYpagc nj n" nose $40
|
| MINBtRS OF CONGRESS USE kFNT'S
w Elst India coffee With g.cst relish sold lbs all
| riu,e's, a. p cents per H. Ask ius KENT's 40
| other genuine. Gene, al depot 49, EcalC ~. tBI
| --,rr,>-. ,,yr .,,,,, 49,.
| NOi hlN' LINE LfAlHfk.-lF 1Ol
| want sole of ~ lOse't ~ amp prices, call At
| ~ spruce II. npNS6 JOYCE. 81
GlflCE OF REPUBLIC INSURANCE
| ~ COMPANY, 10 Wal IT. NrS York, 2dth Nov, 1904
| Notice- NW!icNion viii lie made At the next meet
| ing OF the l@HsIt'nte 81 N" state Of Nes York. or
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-10

fIT'R SEWERS WANT. y At IL COUET.
: ndt II, M stair, h' ADuLpiI HOSCH. o.
FAMILIES OR EMPLOYERS WHO DE-
+Ifoftrai ~ women a.c invited to teui notice al
helrVnnta 70 the c"ra ot the Nosk.ng v nrnen's
'otoe'lvo Mon, No. A. Jhnmuels e. ana thus h.n-
~ large uuWl Of worthy "a industi ipu- on,
many Of HON -0.dieTs' 'eatiyea, Who need oin-
10 ment 20 tupport theIelyos and dependent lau'i-
,. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-10


lei mile from Baltimore. j. l. Wall, agent third
tiv sion, 4 mont W. Carr, agClt NJ Grsitou Tor
he PaikcrDu'p road and \. Il. Ford, agent At
Nheeng 10; the fourth diyis.ou. Baltimore, Md D..
lecemtol -th, Isoi W. l.. SAITH, Master OF
lHufp0na'.C1. iud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-10
SEWING MACHINES.

FOR SALE-2o SINGERS SEWING MA.
L chimes, A. very low rates, ly D. SCHNAB a SOS,
No BN;lay ~ cyer The scale store. go
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-10
MILITIA RY.


n1SCHARGED SOLplEIS-W WANTED 4
- few ior the Invalid Corps. We PAVING $3.50
bounty, Apply to JONES CO. Recruiting Oftcers,
u! Elghih q. bet BtoadWay aud lih ave. 800
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12
Stat. Normal School.

n the selection Of teachers % take
cAarre ofthis institution. the SaPerinteoa-
ea, has not forrOttca OKford county.
The serviess Of Nr. GEoEsK VI. CseK q
Waterford hAve ben sccurs-d 70 tn school.
In Mr.. Gag. the -.hcol will End the thor
ough scholar. the enthusiastic teacher. the
courteous and dignifed gentleman. Ii q.
With pleasure that his nauieroa. friends
welcome him 70 his native State. and the
C0Ssfy and Siefs, may feel truly hoDorei.
that his services have hem secured to sl
a rositiou for Which he - - admirably
quali6cd- We copy the following from
the Quincy Telegraph A. just tribute 20
Mr.. Gag
Il, l. with dep regret We learn that
this gentleman who Taught the Adanss
Grammer School ~ sac,-Ssfully for the
past fifteen months. J. about 20 leave Ne
for more extenict sphere ofuScfaiincss. 20
The educational authorities Of his na-
tive state have called him home 20 aii
them IN establishing the sr-t state Nor
ma school IN Maine.
This J. work for which Mr.. Gave i
peculiarly adapted. he i a graduate Of
the State Normal School Il Bridge~a,cr
m thls State. and has for several wears
been very sucoeSsfsl in carrying into prac-
tice the Plans aud principles he there ac-
qaireL His carver IN Quincy has ben
emfnenuy successful IL has manifested
here an enthusiastic intersS; In his calling
and has hecn an active working mcunh-r
% the town teachers. ASSOCIATION. and has
gwen cheieut aid o. the cau~s of e,iuca-
ton IN various WayS. IN bosh town and
county
Saocesding = teacher Who Cor lon.
term Of years had enjoyed the oonsdeaos
q 10th the Committcc and the public %
. rcmaTk,hic extent. Mr.. Gag b. ~
thorough s'olar-hip. his eocrgy. rcnial
temper AMI manlincss. has kst,t the -chool
fully up 70 o. former high standing. and
has haen beloved BY Ms pupil. and respec;-
ed and honorot ~ their parents and the
community"
And NJ have M HESITATION IN savinr
hat al who kno~ kim wiil regret his -
ing-and that b. ADD his AL bear With
them the hsst uishes o. "a all
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12

TuE Tax AcT. The nev lav Of Con-
greS. Which vent into operation on the
l., instant. Is wider IN Its range. and will
b productive Of 4 larger revenue. than
any that has Preoociei a. OF oO1rss
many rer-ons nov. will h. called upon o.
pay. under the action. Who have hitherto
e~caped TAXATION altogrther. The mas
Of ihe people have expected this. and we
believe are fully prepared 70 pay choer-
fully Tor the support Of their government
al that = asked ofthem- They are fully
prepared % meet any and All demands that
may h. made sPoa thesn- IAis feslihg
would ~ cvucral among all ciassrs. hu,
for the dcspicabie raoe Of grumblers that
infest al commuoities. AMI should b -
nov, IN spite OF theiT eEorts.
Itisthe NANTES, duty 81 AL GOD eli.
ren. at tn pre-en, time. % dir,e, .v.rv q.
fort. direct. Or Indirect. % sustain the adj
minis,ration n i inst - s,,,l % c-.,,.
a feeling against it, financial policv a. %
excite a feeling Of di.,r,., .r,in., =. nil
itary arm. and an esort 10 emAarr,s. he
ofkc.rs Of he internal rrve,n.. IN Al. A..
eAare, Of their daty. i. An ce,,--,u,l-x
"a rr,Ser ,;s ,,5 oo,,s,-, ., a.. -,
H. ,Are- mus, =. me-, r,ne,lv "a
The e-.l;,- ,,.o.,,,--..i 49,. - -.
A. ms. ana Ill inn. o. -. ;.r~;a
ual benis, oreverv c;,i,rB ,b,,v-..,,,.,, an.
land Had tn. r..I;.v os,,,;,- Ali
minated Il, a.. -. :, -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12

They Do things IN free and easy siyls
cut Wet Tbe BoSoobel o. Broadare.-
thus explains.
We are informed that there = no
SPECIAL Term Of Court thi- rnanth. The
Ju-gc concluding not % bold any. inform
ed the CLERK. 10. Bl4niing. 10 that eH,,-,
some time sgo. bat %. having a sore en-
ar could not inform oth.rs 81 The tat
and m oonseqaenoc thereof quite a party
- lawyer and Others anxious g. 20 court
INK. bore their expenses % Lancester AID
back for nothing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12

The town yesterday, Aug. 9th. voted to
rai-e $500. eaeh 10 pay volunteers. and
ehO>e = COMMITTEES Of three 20 obtain them.
and save = drsft
Our village stree; i usually thronr-d
on Saturday Afternoon With people collect
81 % Do their trading. milling and st
thcIr NAL matter. Tins was uncommoaiy
the ca-e last saturday. ~hcn the crowd
and villagers ucre thrown info inten-e q.
element ~ seeing a lad sorae IS wears
cd coming 'hr0ugh the street A. a quick
pace. Supported by another Young ma.
The lad had hi. left arm elevated. the
wrist hrmly clsspei ~ ms right hand.
while his 10, hand was completely sever
oi a. the wrist Join; Thi- va. done by
. rociProcaiing hay cutter. operated hy =
companion while he vas fse-iin. IN the
hay The hand dFopei doun and "a.
found With The ehoppci hay The uufor-
isnate yOuih name l. Ebenezer Fox. IN
o. Edsard Fox. u the Elm House. He
- a very amiAb.e. exemplary youth. b,-
loved by al. and al lad suns god word
20 say in his prai-e. TIE wound was
dre--ed b. Doctors ToSus and Chsudier.
although they we're =ome length Of time IN
the operation. having 70 amputaie higher
up O. get fc.h ~ cover the end Of The
wound. yet 10 va skiIlfully done and &.
dong well
The drought has been very severe. bat
i j. .hought BY farmers that the hay crop
vill D. al average taking into consider.
t.on the quality. s.BL
Another correspondent says. Corn has
suffered BAT little from the drouyht
Sorne So Piece- are near.y spoiled. 10, d
generally ioossvel Hay va aboa;tro-
thirds Of q eroP eel and finely 70 in.
Potatoes and gan vil b. but ittIs ip.
Jurci-eariy gram and early rotatoo..
however. have .,ssrel. hat late grain aaI
potatoes look Smelly. Ga the whole. I
taiuk &c saal. have about o f-.r oroy 81.
ter a.
Lowell bed q town meeting lat satar-
day ani voted % pa. 500 for VOLUNTEER.
O. hH her quota stow AMI Fryeburg
have lanc the sane.
fanmcrs are pos basy cutting hay up-
On Their u.eadous or Eere uhcu tn ram
commenced n oss are rather slim.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12

We have beard from t-so OF three sources.
hieiy. thar lawson 4 AIl-n. Formerly Of
Andovcr. has hcen sentenced 90 the Dry
Tcrfugas. for thrve years. fcr stealing. IL
Wa under iudictmeut IN ihis couufy for
u.anslaughtcr. and ~as admitted - bail IN
Novrnihcr. lie On listed IN thu 2sth rrrt -.
usinr his bounty. A. !. supposed % sccurv
his boudsrnen. and "a appointed hospi,Al
steward. vherv b. hal oPFcrtanity. Il thc
stove rvPort D. true. 20 eNcyrci.e his talents
IA another direction
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12

TUE bEsTr 70 ha. BEN l--,.,si
during he Eeek. that tbe enrolled ~, io
'hi' to~n should take .1me action o. sI
ihe quota q ih.-y-iEo mes-po..iii,
tEeniy-siE--ihat sil b. required On ths
'ih Of s,piemb-r. Without douh, fi.
drafted men uil te treated 9Th The sam.
h'frai'tY. IN regard 20 time 10 which %
report A. last year. yc' itvHIle thsr,-,
81 fruience 90 take tine hy tbs frslo~l
aad Iut DO the Substitutes a. oaee. Many
towns src stirring ia the natter. ADD -oms
quotas ere already Sled. All Glaze. sr,
directly ilt.re-tei ia this. and hearty.
earnesi cooperation 81 ail iutcrs.ts.i. u !.
ee''eved al scouss tie siliog up o. tbs
call
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12

ties iato Lake Chsnpiain ca tAs vest about
) railcs ls.iow th.s ohasm- The name B.
pronOunced Au Sa~hlc.-a Frcnch naue
si..;.;fy;=- riser cf ssnd.
We rrtur1ed bone through Ncrmont An5
New H.aPsAirs. and rcached The Graati
rr-1nk rad Al Northurnherland. The ~hol,
ccostr, thrccsrh vhich ~ passed va suffer
ing from drought. bat not A. much in Ne-
York and Nerrncni a. this .ide Of therc
A farmer IN New York informed me that
the What crop in that SEXTON ~ould b.
much better this year than IL ~as lat. aud
the has oruP foil, middiing And brArn-
"a tAai farther west. although the drought
has prevailed 90 some extent. the harvest
generally ~ill b. good
IL j. PleAsan, AFTER the variety o SCENES
NJ witnessed And enjoyed in our journey.
% D. again At homo. Nth improved heaith
and increased Sigor. mingiing again with
thu friends that - la behind. and cneag-
81 again In our accustomed work.
Yours Truly. A. a BAKS.ED.
So. Paris. Aug S. lisa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12

PsrrE CrEErSCr--Nsutoxat Anurv
Senator SHERMAN fOaio. in referring O.
Secretary fessenlen and abe fnanr~s
sags-
w have rea,iei tLc limit q paper
H.laFl and uill bear 10 .orc about infst-
- 'ifrr''rf loose an9ag you sho - Do
uansa. pusIness on the ides ftaf The eur
TIDY ni Go count 10 90 Disappear Lks
&c as.lrnafs of co. French revelation. ell
slrrIf meet rlll ald disaster Tie ro..r-
fry eau earry on the var on che prr.rrf
aasis of expenditure vfbout t.8rrrosrr.
from 49, TRAITOR crlaksr or oosarI All III
thoagh fhe debt fhat vc nav irafo.- al
posterlfg ill be large. vert large. sec -.
Hiast r,ulsu''.'r fhaf every ter years io.i,.
oar abilns to pay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12

Mason. or any Of the other traitors in
arms against the hes; government In the
world. They have done an in their pow
er b divi5e the North Franklia Pleroe
told DAVIS before the rebellion opened.
that an army never would reach the hor-
ders Of the Slave States. These atrOci-
Gus demonstrations on the part Of the %
called democracy have kept alive the rcb-
81 kres az Richmond. which otherwise
would have long since gone out Such
u the record Of party that i crying
peace. peace From the beginning and
nov they vel know that any Kind of
peace that could h. Secured. except BY
force of arms would ~ the di~neu,her-
meni Of the union and the establishment
Of Southern desPotiSrn. based upon AZ
ricsn slavery. Let no loyal man he de-
oeived by the eoPPerheai cry OF peace.
IL CONES from st Of traitors ten times
rore mean and atrOcious than armed
Sou;herners themselves IL mesns no god
to the country, but evil. and that o0ntin-
ualiy. Bot peace triH oo--e. no; through
the agency or in;e-position o. those who
cry peace the ioade-s. bet in spite Of
them. The war viii end when the rebel
lion Is crushed and treason sabdaed. and
not before.