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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-24

bSs- 1t is customary in some churches
for the men to be placed on one side, and
the women on the other A clergyman,
in the midst of his sermon, found him
self interrupted by the talking of some of
the congregation of which he was obliged
to take notice. A woman Immediately
rose and wishing to clear her own sex
from the aspersion, said, "Observe, at
least, your reverence, it is not on our
side" $50 much the better, good wo-
man, so much the better" answered the
clergyman q it wilfbe the sooner oper
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-24

WASHINGTON, August II, 1864.
The commander of the L. S. steam
cr Potomaska reports to the Navy
Department, under date of July Both,
the destruction Of two rebel salt
works on II creek leading out of Book
river, Georgia, six mi 'es from the
mouth. One of the works contained
twelve pans, and another six. r. p.
Swan, Acting Vol. Lieut.. Colmmand
ing, left the ship at two o'clock in
the morning and landed at daylight.
He destroyed the pans cfIctually.
Lieut.. Swan had the first and third
cutters with him, and on their return
they were firod on by the enemy, at
a distance of ten yards. Three men
we're woundcn. The enemy laid We
ry low. The fighting was kept up
for three quarters of an honr, when
the expedition returned safely.
The Navy Department has infor-
nation of the success of an eXpedi-
tion sent from the Uunited States
ship Saratoga to Doggy sound, Georg-
ia, capturing the inhabitants of Nc
Intosh co., Ga. A whole country
meeting of rebels was captured,
They destroyed two bridges and a
large encampment.
Information from Williamsport, to
seven o'clock yesterday morning,
says all was quiet. The rebels retir-
ed from Virginia bank, going towards
Winchester. A bsttle is expected
there,
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Auditor,s Nofiee.

George Leslie. for use Of John Shoup, now for Of
s. +. MCAllmuut vs. Daniel NOrigon
4. ID. No. 20 Sept Term, 1893.
And now 10 wit Dec, l2th, 1865, Petition of John
Scott presented for the appointment Of Auditor to
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day Court appointed Hugh &. Graham, Esq, Auditor
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10 1864. Auditor.
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Auditors Notice.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16
General Hooker Speaks

Maio--Gcncral Hooker a. sercnaicI a,
Wncrtovn. y. Y. one evening lAsi ue,k
sni made the following stirring an cbarae-
tcrisiic speech
90 Fo'iosr- Cifir,1is: You have come here
10 rrioicc a. the saccess % The Union arms.
in which am rvady % join you. heart and
hand. NJ business i Sighting ard not
speech making bat let me nov tell you
that the army Of sherman i invinclbie. and
cannot be disheartened. We must treat
ihis rebellion A. wise pArent ~ozll VI
ciou. child he must ~hiP him into subjcc-
tion-no H,il,ier discipline viii answer fhr
purpose. some are cry ing peacc BOT there
can De- no resos ~ bong a. a rebel can De-
found nth arms IN has hands. Voc ~ 90
those ~bo cry peace ~hc-e there . 90 pcacc p
yiis Uuion must De- preserved. aad there j.
no ~ay % preserving ii bot by tn power
ofoar ARMY 6-htin- the couspiracy 90
death. Tbs rebellion i totserinr nov
vi.le ] spcak IL !. going do-n. down. aaI
will soou tauible into ruin Politicians nav
TAX 90 you about The cause % a.. var. but
! 'ay pst down thc rebellion. AMI then. n
loa choose. irquirc into thc cause n a..
But hut pat down the insu--ents-fr,t
Nip thcm. and then talk about The cause
hyoa have nothing else % engage your at
teniiou. ! believe ia Q eating he rebellion
a. Gcn- Jackson treated Indian--whip
th-m frsi Eni trcai 18th theu aftcrward
The Iniou cannot he divided. ia roliti-
oiaas talk a. they may for n division COM
ulcnccs. where arc you % end First. tL-
South ~ould 50. tLcn the Pacifc state,
then Ncv Engianl and bear dat one no.
torious politician has advocated tha, a..
Cts 81 Ncw York should sccc,ie from The
Empire state. L. sa,h case tlrrc wosld
D. M end O. rebellion. Gentlcunen. every
interest yoa have depend, upon ihe sacucs.
of or cause every dollar yo1 posses. - A.
STAKE i0 ihc p-csersaiion % this Uui8a. Il
VII batter accord vith nv feeling. o. .cr
TIE limits 20 oar -io-ioas country extended.
rather taaa circuunse ii,,-,i. and 80 NAV feel
90 national ncccssity O. enlarge our bor-
drFr a. uo distant day. Ths Uaion. gen
ticu-n. cannot bc dissolved a. long a. The
army hasc s-ns o. f-Lt with lurli-b men
and muskets and the Union D. scc1rc
felo~-ciiizcus. thanking ,oa for The bon
90 oi sour caI. ant thc patriotic spirit YOU
manifest. biI sou a cordial good ni-i,. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16
War News

IA'Iga lescrters from the rebel a-nie.
-il not o. reviewed into our armies a.
substitutes. b, is UNDERWOOD that another
rvg'ueut . beng orgAnized from This ma
teral ior Post An4 guard dsiy IN tho
Wcst
CINciNNArI. Ohio. i2tb. \ dispatch
from ladianPoii. % The Gar-tte aanoua-cs
tho eaP,arc there Of Qusnircn. The Missouri
GscrillA. lie as tccornizcd on the street
By refugee.
NV YoEK. 18Th The World. dis
patch says % Gen. Hanc5ck's movement Of
FRIDAY night iasi uben rebel pi-krt line
With cnirynchHnenis ~as carried. thaf our
ilc in fruut "a rather irreeular and O. "a.
determined 90 strai ghien % % by takir-
uat hcli b. thc rebels. The coveted
position hy a. the foot of bill on tie
crest % ~hich D. a strong rebel Port. max
ing ihc afiack one 90 great hazard be.ide.
% as ot value o. the enemy insomuch A.
o. Afforded BIN a survey ola rooily .trrtrh
a our u3rks towards either aank. ALA
NJ. ihe yEh IA. z0th Ind AMI q :
SharPshooters al under Gen. Dc Tr5biand.
started noissicssiy from their r.osition. AMI
~ltA layouct fxcd moved quietly tovarI
a. rebel position. Thc rcbei. serc asleep
anl our troops we're into thar RE plts
ere they kac- it.
The ORDER Of zen. Grant. oHrrin- pro-
tcctlou o. desertsr. aad promising employ
u.sut o. leserfcrs olt III r-arh of the rebel
a1fhouiie'. has already bal thc desired
efeei. aad sIuai- % them frcIaently CONE
~ithin our lines.
NV NoEx Ser,. IS The BirhuonI
Ezamiaer Of last Friday says Gen. Grant
has ruassei great many troop. on tLc
railroad tuo miles south a. Petersburg. and
within ibe last Tn DAYS pashed BIS ieft q
quar'er 20 a mile w,st of Co. ndroaI. IL
vi. at an cariy day. make grand burst
arl 'rl to reach tie South >.lr raIiroaI ar
come point uelr 3D. toun. Tbs b. % Be-
o. ncHt grand movement.
Tie Wig save sherman visited tbe rebel
sounded a. Joncs1oro. a1I t8iI tirm a,
intended Oh take De army back t3 Atlanta.
RES o.. al tisu go o. Ardcrsonsius Thi.
D. regarded e. Yaukeo brassa5oea.
NV YorA. sept o. The H.nI'.
d.sIaiob. dated Leetovn. Va. l0tL. -p N
says fhe enemy aur ..l ... tI-als a
AssuIs cavalry ths morning at ualks.
vile. ~ith Johnsons. M.gaa..anTs and
Vaughan brigade. ol cavalry ard I..8I..
disIs.ln OF mhafry. Lisut. cen. Tsrft ..-.
d..;re t.e aftl.k OIL person. TIE enemy.
easaiy sore thoroughly beaten anl driver
in threc s...o.sisc oharees. undsr an sr.
t..sry Gre upon al tlrourb the rebel ia-
itriry hres
Tie retel inhairy uas tirn Lrosrh,
ioruard 90 tho aua.t. vhcrsapan coz
cavalry brigade a.. ho1nnaksr..I retired.
t't,r having nearly crrrulel tl,ir rumuni
ton. sioviy before t.e enemy. advance
o.. rebel iaiaatry being uualic o. r.s.L tI,
'-.'n cavalry. CO. enemy's usoantel f.rcs
"a AGAIN trought forrard. bu, a. "a
Veni-rc an atark. Seh1onnater i.iatt.
nes fos.f.oa that hc as.amed Tie l-.
ita.rfsl on fhe encny vas greater tts-
ours. Early tiaarit Oh msr.b o- Cen
H-eri4au.s il.cs. Jut ras Landsously io,l
a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

Thepaper unsksrs have found IN the book
and nsssPaPer trade. goose ala, iiiI them
goldsa Eggs IN verify; but they have
sqDesEedA hitie too lari. The No- York
Publis her, have decided o. MAKE no more
books While ss0ck j. held At prr-en, rates /:
snd u Is e-'ini'iei that one-tbiri Of the pa q
pcrs Published ia ls60. have been discou.
tinucd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

Col. lIaa.i,ion. % the rebel serv ice. ~.
arrested a. Island Pond. VI. last week. by
ihe Custom House oficers. acting under
orders from Capt. Doughty. lie "a. "a
Ken 90 Portlani IA, Monday The Cour-
'cr says h. claims 10 b. Canadian. AMI 10
have deserted the rebel service; thou z q
De- lad a ncw uniform IN las trunk
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II 500. Il.

TUT u1iers.rael berg frrasrt hV ~ U1ifsI
II cree, f.r Hr rw. fH nrp.a e Prrr.1ns
n1rrfss trrrlrs rf Fff srf Prvs nrnrf rsr
~slt.rfs. - .f n.lar fte.r h-,rs. niis fl. assri
s1i frsa-I -Iti.ra ri brrra-s arraisfei RI on rci-
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-'afrs a'irn 90 o. NnrIar an arenr hlfh at
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rfauIf'F exerafei. We hsre aiso sr sErni ia
~ nars fa affrnl fa the usfrlerf of nrfre u8-
leF- Atatrr ires ArnraFrf risrrls rfshef.
MtNLfN A SAWYER
Oare. - "a EErhanr- 50. Fos Boa.
PORTLAND. Ne
q. u rtTfEr. es. sawrrH
NrffrrE-fr
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Hoa Loi ssuli. q : s..ltsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

There were NJ least one thousand nore
Lincoln voter in this city Yesterday. ate
The Chicago Dcmocraiic platform uas resI
That there were the dty before. A frie.d
dropcd INTO a store ~herc at Eve partner.
at Democrats. 81 whom not one would
vote i'r Mc'.cilan. 10 any one else GA that
platform
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Nanhood: bow Lo.th bow Re,lored.

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rrtfcluel ol -fEEsar1nNTs. os serurasl
snffs, l1rrluafHrr -r1laaI l1fsrss. tHFa-
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rlrats ta hafttsgs. str fi.a C1rsr arrfos. ~
ittrsfF. Bog tfrs iaisr-l b. seii ta.ialrracs
81 sesluiI rUrfVtrsnre
- Price, Ia ses.-i earrh.qe. oris rsnfs.
Ih~ rrlr'rs'rt rurfaf fn fhi. lrn.fabt rr.lr
'effIf iesia1siraies irnai fhfrfF tests sar-ess-
q pftrfror rhaf o. sIfraala rl1rrl.arrs ri ae-
f.r'er nlrf Ie rtf.-tfF rrre. affhaaf fae fiH-rf-
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fress pei raf rere uf al 80 rrrlis ar fF1 lss-
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fEorosr haRsHAL's Hsse QUssrKEA
- District 81 Msus.
Le.i-toa. Asy. i.th. is6s.
Extract from m Order from the Provost
nar>hal General OF Maine.
EXTRACT.
!. GIVE sosie. througAa-i vosr District that ~
.eift-s 90 at srdiasrs sufi-cts -oasecfsd 9Th The
" niui hn-at DAT. npfioa-. isahiiity drsh.
efr,itts al sccoasts e far,sist "a shsad -
sidfrs--d % ~ Proves Narshti - the District .
ani on case - = 80 ai,i- r sasset theun BE- ~il
asA iaisrulstaoa ~ the Provost Marshal General
q ne STATE. Anssers n.y t- thus s-crrvd more
pfoinf'tiy thsa ~ attressiag ~ Proves Marshal
s'en~r-l 20 W.shtaztsa. sh-re uuors iuporsa ~
,-'siue-- onra PreFests Pfprnpt sassers % the
rnultitstc "a Tapestries 49, afdressef 10 the Be-
reau 81 p-rsonsl aa.i esher % rnissr co..
Al psrsoas iaief--t-d ~ tbs Cossre.-tsaai
Dtstrict ~In Eovcra them-clvrs ia .-cordzacs
Nth The sbos~ in.truofioa..
JOHN : BAKER
cErtsta snd Provnsf Na. shsl.
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DIED

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80 81 is-'.ts " 80 h~ar. Atl.au as~d n
fsars. 10 sanaths. aai - tsss
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American and Foreign Patents.
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ianf. isut through t invrnfors have advantage So
srrfnF pftenis. n asrerftinIag the pafenfai,iEtv
n tnvrafiaus. un-1rpss--d ~. 81 MT iuae. sura-
bis superior fa. auv uhich Gao D. ofcred them
c.--wh~re. The tesIin1ouisis heioss given grove
az - uou~ % MORE SUCCESSFUL AT TIE
PATENT OFFICE thsa the uf,scrii.er. .nd a.
>DCCE-- i TIE BE~f PROOF OF Az
hANfAGlS AND ABILITY b. souId IA
T that b. has abrnfsnf rrs-,su to tels-ve, asd ca
frpr~. fhaf 81 ro ether ofhcr nf che kiad are ta~
rh-r--s 81 pfoles-isnai services 80 uus.3era %
. De- flnin~a-e practice 81 TIE suh-criisr furing
t~~nfg yetr- past. has entiled bon 60 locuaaul.te
vsst cssi~ri r1n 81 srclfcsfiaus aad ofIri4l d.
cisisas relsfiVe to pst-nrs.
Ihes~s besldos be- sxten-ive library q bal eel
rierhani-ai snfks. aad q ~ sers.nnfs q r-itrrfs
xrani-d on ihr Uaif@i -ftfs-- -ai F.uror.e r~lI.r
ben fhIe i-rsaal 81 r-fi1l. to of-r suprfi1r g.
cl.-.rf 70 oifaiiias I.firn's-
A. nrcesslfF a Il l.ururF to Washfugton o.
proeure p.'sai. -aa ths u-aal sreas delsy thsrs.
are hers sawed Inventors.
rFsrtHuruaLs.
Iregnri ". Edfg 81 one 81 the uso.t e.Bsii.
sd f---essfzl prsct. ttorers. uuh whom havo
had uaIirtai intsfcoufsa.
CHARLE~ MASON.
orauai-sfaaer 81 Fst~afs.
have no hesftatfon in a-sufta1 iavenfers fhat
tnef canult enFluf aa1rs raansfsHs go frssf-
s~rfhs, sd nare c'ralie oi rutffug thew an-
ricstipns tn fau to -ecare g. then 80 sariy aal
tlvoratle r1ustieraflan sf fhr psf-nf ofiice.
EDMUND HUREE
Late itsIarrlssrlrler rf Pafrrfa.
% W. =. N. Efts be- lastr fsr rHfR-
lEtN FrlI. rr..rra. III. '.r- rrr OF t lfrr psf-
ra.s aare I... .lt..-.i. cod f..sf o. $50 rrsifar
-urh uaaf-fsseshie nraof fl great tsea. at
sIliHrF aaI a.Iafr la BE- rfr ieais ule fn rrrar-
nrfd an iareaf1rs ts arrif fe hiun to rr,urure
fhrn pafraf-. ss thef uag ar sufc 81 haffse th~
rassf arhflI nIfearfsn Issfnr.f 81 Oh ft-lr .srs.
iaf sf srrt reasauabie rtsrres
JOHN TAGGART.
Urrlag Irhi nontfs. che sui.srriIfr. ta caurse
ul be- LirIr rFsrflre. at.e 90 farsr-r ..ffef rr
ri.csfroas .-lNrEEN ATrEAfl~. EVERY ONE
Of sh.rh vt. tertrf .a h.. firaf Iy ti- Ca-aaa,.-
sfrrrr ri protests. r.. Do EDDY
Ha-toa. &c.. %. Is62.-sI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

The lewiston Journal Of Monday says
o. The democrats in thi- county arr vot-
ing for IA 7. Moore for Jsi-e ofProbate.
and Abiezer ;. Frcemas for Shcria-two
Offices in which there are no vscancie.
Probably tie candidates want A. larrca
conpany OF defeated Associate. a. p1.. IDLE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

Thr .a'srr,hrr hrrfss gives pnbrr aaf.re Oil.
he has t--a ie'q srro.af-H ~ ur HsnarsfIe
Jrire .l fral,alr l.r tsr tssnft a Osf1rt. saf
fssr.. thr ffust a. sfi,aI..rfar OF tle esf1fr re-
CHARLES BfCk MIL. i.tr ri Hl-kh-Id.
Or ssif Daaafs. ferra-rH. bF r.t.ar bod ss the
lfu directs. o. therefore rrrarsts aiI rrfs.rs
To- o. trr IarHreI ts Il. r..a'r si s.t frcessrf to
nl ikr iarH......f rffre.I aHt ihase sh1 have
aut d-aa-Is farrraa fs t.I.rf fhe sarar f4
Tr.r I1 f-fd NOAH PRINCE