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: OI<su VU'No. ="
Leonard Ross, Brig. Gen Q. s. A.
Growers THEATEH, WASHINGTON CRY I

GROVER g THEATER, WAsHINGFoE CT7T,(
January 18th. 1884 {
Fen: 3. 8 French, President Ladies Soldiers
hst'C AsScc'dti0a,' and Others:
have tbs honor to ack 1owisGge the rec.ipt Of
your very co nFlimf ntsry note of YESTERDAY. I
sincerely thanh you for the opportunity which
FOUR proposition af"rds me OF aiding, under such
favorable aus pices, the laudsbis enterprise which
tbs patriotic ladies' OF Wat hinston have 80 mob
undertaken; and it gives great gle to In
form you that have set apart the hight Of next
Saturday, anualy Esd. ss time When shall IA
ablsd 70 dc vote the resources of tais establish
inert 10 the futhersnce of ther eff r.s in behalf Of
our CT uDtrys heroes. With deep interest in the
tucce CT the cause, ana most truly, your OBJ :
ssr.srt fla 81 3tl LEoHAsD GROVER.
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DISMISSED BY THE GRAND JURY.-The case
OF John herrigan, who was charged in con-
nection with Christopher V. Hogan with OBJ
taiE ing money from John Smith in August last
fraudulently, has been dismissed by the gran d
jury.
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wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Cures Coughs, Colds AMI all Lung Com plants.
wIsTARs BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
Cures Coughs, Colds and all Lung Complaints.
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Cures Cou CHS, Colds and all Lung Complaints.
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Cures Coughs, Colds and all Lung G Complaints
WIsTAR's BALSAM CT WILD CHERRY
Cures Coughs, Colds and all Lung Compla' nts
WIsTAR'S BkLsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Cures Coughs, Colds and all Lung C IN plants
WISTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
Cures Coughs, Colds and all Lung Com plant,
wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Cures Coughs, Colds ard all Lung Complaints.
wIzTAR's RALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Cures Coughs. C ,lds and all Lung Complaints.
wIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Cures Coug CHS, Colds ami all Lug Goa plai ats.
Discovered by q distinguished physciro. C7a-
tanning 10 mineral or deletericus ingredient uut
evsry thing agreeable, it hss, by the woa5erfuI
cures it has effected, been Constantly appcecfatipg
in public favor. and is firmly esta 5iished as
toe
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY
for every form, however severe of
PULMONARY COMPLAINT,
not excepting Tat most fatal of all diseases
CONS BIPTTON.
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SAILED.
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,

BELFAST, Me-, Jan. 23-Ths sloop OF. war
Ino sailed to-day for Hampton Roads. e
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Washington Money Mariset-Latest Quo-

Furnished by Lewis Johnson & Co., Bank
-'
BuyiBg. Selling
y. 5. Coupon Bonds, 1881 $3.50. }e54 1867
Y. > 30 Notes. 1OT 107 &
QnaTtermasters' Checks 80. 90 3SI
New Certificates. ......-..-.--.. ~
American Silver. ...135ali3
American Gold. ....--....f5J1
NEW YORK Rs1Es-sECoND roar.
Coupon G's, 1851, fG6 1905, NIX. l;ecttgl-
Gates of Indebtednrss, 9sR; Gold, 1863. Terra
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MATINEE AT THE WHITE HoUsR-Mrs Lin
coins reception this afternoon was attended by
an immense throng of citizens and sojourn.
ers here. Members OF the Diplomatic Corps
Senator'S, Representatives and their families
were present, also many officers of the Army
and NAVY --------
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DEATH OF AN OLD SoLDIER.-Mr. William
PTessy, an old soldier OF the war of 1912, aud a
true friend of his country, died yesterday a. his
residence. 332 Fifth street. in the seventy third
year Of his age. His funeral will take place at
10 o'clock to. morrow morning.
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From Jonathan HOVER, Esq a wen known ARD
highly respectable Gentleman.
$500, CLEARSpRING, WASHINGTON 90 Nd. a.
-. september Is 1850
Geatlena This Is to certify thst during the Last
iftt en- CT twenty years have been afflicted with
sereys GU eff,or or the lnHgs ana that after trYing
many remedies to little or no iprrpose, wa 1 in.
duced 70 purchase Of your agent Ia this place ir.
A. J: Kershher,l bottle of DIR WIsTARs BALsaM
been recomnieDded. hope al who are sfilictsi in
. similar manssr viii try the virtue of this crest
medicine.
JONATHAN HoWEa,
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SENATOR WHITE, OF PENNsYLvANIA.-The
telegraph brought US from Philadelphia yes
terday despatch from Gov. Curtin, contra :.
dieting despatch in the Philadelphia Inq uirsr
relative to the resignation of Senator White
who is a prisoner in Richmond. The despatch
referred to was telegraphed from this city, and
is as follows: ... F.. .a
" Information has been received here to the
effect that Mai. White sent his resignation home
some months ago, and that it has been in Gov.
Curtns hands for some time past new
election win probably be at once ordered
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PERMANENTLY CLosED-The restaurant of
Thomas DeitZ, on 9th street, near the wharf
was permanently closed this morning by the
military authorities, and the stock of liquors
confscated. Deitz is charged with Violating
special orders No. 2, ISIS ued from the Provost
Marshals office.
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CHOIch sa.1ahIssaaszz iASSs q
49, isa t4os1ex fssNons Ara. ma isthiss.
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J. w. STDFYB.
From Hon. JOHN q. aaIrH.

From Hon. JOHN q aaIrH,
Distinguished Lawyer in sarylsnd.
WEsTMEsrsa, BD .,Ausurt q. rasa.
M.st's Sth ". FoicLf 4 Co.. Boston, Mass
Geats-l nave on several occasions used Dg WIS
TAR BALSAMy or WILD 5SHERRY for severe ,tds
and slwsys WITH decided benefit 7 know of no
preparation that nose teaeious or desc wing Of
general uso E;'Ea 41s9E7 II - 's VI
- Yours. 6e, 5NO =. SMITH
The Balsam b rs also been used with exceliant ef.
fe ct By ELLIoT, ESQ. Merchant, HaIps Gross
Roads, MarylaLd. pF =
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wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD oHBRRY.
wIsrARs BALKAN OF WILD caHRRY.
* BE WISH re. DAY.! le4
HEGLHor NOT A ooUGH-Dz1nR NOT TIE
USE OF A TIMKLYREMEDYW WITHIN rHr
REACH or ALL.

Nons genuine nElsss signed /. I. BUT rsn :. ~.
wrapper. Tor sale hy J. r. DINsMoR1. M nas V
Broadway, New Fork: SETH ". FOWL1 y G0
No. fs fremont atrsst. Boston. ana ~ "a dru :.
sis"' - q .s,sss .g.s ja.3s Skt
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nj AR

II MARRIED.,
On January 18th, in the Foundry NJ. a. Church,
% ~: hyan, T. PPA4I. Sh Surg rirst Maine
inRton
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~The Baltimore City Councils have asked
the Maryland Legislature to amend the Code
30 as to give the appointment OF three Police
commissioners to the two Branches of the City
Council in con vention. 3.- g Ffi -
1Gen. Hancock has, for recruiting purpo-
ses, established bis headquarters at Harris
burg, and in stirring address asks the people
OF Pennsylvania to quickly I'LL up his corps to
5000 men, 13fE Pc is.fA- 81 ~
@Prentice says the perpetual cry of the
rebels about their confidence shows that they
haven't got any. Only lost things are cried
through the streets. -.s
LIE Toilet says that plads are received
with dimiEishiI & favor. r. ~ IS -l
SThe present population of New York
city is estimated at one million. .r-t Esa f-
EVAll Of the Nebraska papers are arguing
sreedy organization OF STATE government.
, - Altered notes on the National Bank of
Patterson, N. j., have their appearance
ga new ship Of $50 tons has been built in
Boston for the China trade. =, gg.15.t
1.-THE Connecucu; Legislature has adj
journed sine die. - ass 40
- The police of Philadelphia receive each
but 81 per week. go = gtatGt ~
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|
several Wards. viii vaccinate all persons in their
.nd VISIT nsrm for
ses Fs Ward 1874 Penn
faTT drug
store. corner 18th street and Pennsylvsnia avenue
,sE6 " DALE, N. D.. Third Ward, No. 5as
yW VI. HERkEERr. M. D, Forth Ward, corner
aE s ias MeSoY 3 Firth ii Ward, sas pean.
1n sssl. H., Sos si1 ssh Mss. Stree: ::
come; ~ g s,Ssss vest and street 'oats osies
nGJnsssc s sHAFIIELas eBALrIMoRs CON;
ard Parties, Rails Fairs. Rsce p;ions' Ven.
est sotice and most rsssonabie terms Ice Csesm
and Ma'e, Ices made by steam power the beat
If tie city and Georgetown j. Him
nGsssEMRLY,s CHURCH FAIR
uS viii commence a.
ODD o. 5s' TUEsba s1 s Sss iatb Street
:. 1 nd continue every night for two ~ssls.
NJ GREAT FAIR TO BE HELD Ar THE
Msesins 81 tie Ladies' R.lisf Assoeiatio2 FOR the
Rssossd, Thas the President Of the Assoc. IN BE-
specially instructed to notify the citizeag Of Wash
iDston thEcush the city psp,rs nst . oontribuse
no to sned
by the President.
Win the fessaoins r sssIsasz
hessey F5s the n0sGs qFiEsnoa
s1s dlusssd ana EAR ra as ' .sap Of
consult Dr. DAEBi. who cures ~ Tones and Nu-
.1sn 5n e s das sno to
Room Roc % 4gs 7ta street, Warrington, D. o.
r ICE ICE CREAM "a, t AND WA Z, I9Es OF T4a
d; j ssIas; ssss aa'
II tie Sa rssly ShaiaS
or s,h street bstEeen and Ia Ia syen.s sarsices
pastor. Strangers are cordially invited to attend.
seats free. 3a8i &C 3l-s,tf
end sii7sr R4roHEs On ro S aas0s q haf
's j. s ~ co. three doors rom street Isl.nd
CHOICE speAR CURED BANS.
We have Just received !. choice 10. OF Sugar cured
Hams Same IS ttoss We had lat season R9y sale
js p St Corner OF d and Sthstresfs.
, EGk Sale CHEAP-A coed, strong CARRY
s ssa ' ssa aia sSsss
. kind CT but in. ss. win sell it cheap or A2s6f-
raFH ssfss aPs Curl s OF
9b. Undersigned S. for sss 81 at low Dri.s. s,s,
S:s' sf :is:ss foot
ia IS lr. ". HnWToN, Agent.
adoS WINDOW SHADES. Aoc
A ssnics stock Of wineow Shades. varied in pat-
rnssnd eoicrs. cheap fS M. es;h =
No. 4s6 Seventh street
j. % swift" Eisht doors shove Odd Fellows Hall.
EBEAT REDUCTION In Phi 3Es.
FONT Collars, sets srd Hsndke,chief., =
Thie I'D Lace Barber. Coifieurs and Vets
fA III! Emhroidesed and Valencia Handksrsh els.
steel s.ssi a5d ornyx Pins Eardrops and Combs,
iArss stock Of HeEddlesses, the 10 est style,
me sbGye goods will be sold st lox prizes to re-
''' '''e' call is soi'', IN wsrssrae.
m s. ss.:s 81 ap: sna ON ss; sss:s.
STHsAnvn ass BALTIMORE HAS aHHIYED PROM
.,cepsis ses WIN pleas. ....,a ). : i
ne Th rec ston q thsi Eosds g once
.;., a:sa a''H s. sasaos. sass.s ~. :.
E0R NEW YORK = ;. :. =.
! : The PIPER eehocns. slHAroR, c.,. 49,
sSy tsis os e. iii sss sso;s M
s. low rates ~ spSlyinE g .HxRriSYc2e. 49,
80 1OI Water aReGt, 4ecr estoWn D. d 4 80
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LosT.-Yesterday, a silver badge, marked on
one side 90 V. n. Il. M, Property Sergeant
Pro- ost Marshal's Office, Washington, ID. c.
on the other side, Nv N. Is MilIette. War of
1867, Scott's 900" The finder will be warded
if the badge is taken to SCOTS 900 regiment,
Washington, ID. &.
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THE RESIGNATION OF NaJoR WHITE, SENA-
TOR ELICIT OF Observation-Disclosures with
standing The denial made by Gov. Curtin, 10
orr dispatch in The Inquirer of yesterday, that
Major Whites resignation as Senator of the
18th District of Pennsylvania, hal been given
to him, we have positive proof OF the fact It
was given him by EI9ior Whites father, in al
envelope, and we now learn that he has hand
ed it back To him. If be never saw it, it was
his own fault.- EheiG. fagntrey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23

~ Shiliington, Odeon Building, sends us
early copies Of the Atlantic Monthly, and Peter.
sons Ladies' Magazine for February; Army
and Navy Journal, and Round Table for Jan
%; and Miss Braddon's last story, Dudly Car
leon, published by the Petersons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23

FINEp.-George Nichols, and his SOP, Daniel
Nichols, Who are alleged 10 he the pTopretors
of one OF those rum mills on Indiana avenue,
NJ ar the Depot were brought mp this morning
before Justice Ferguson at the Central Guard
house on charges of selling liquor to soldiers
1Cd n general violation of Capt. Todd's order
Ne. which prohibited the sale of liq uors aboat
me ocpot. The testimony was positive as to
the guilt CT the accused, and a fine of $50 was
In NOSPd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23

INVESTIGATION OF A MILITARY COMMITS.
SION IN NoRFoLK-General Wistars Military
Commission, which has been in session in Nor.
folk for some time has brought out some rich
developments relative to the charter of steam
boats Relative to the steamer South America,
witnesses testify that she was twenty one years
old when she was hired by the Government;
that she was not worth more than 100000, Of
which more than half was In her engine; that
she was chartered some five months at 800 per
day, earning for her owners 100000; that when
she vent out of service her hull was so rotten
that her engine was taken out and put into
new boat. Tba commission extCrted by the
New York ard Philadelphia brokers was ne yer
less than five per cent. on the charter money.
In one case the owner Of ferry boat chartered
by Messrs. Brown & Wild, che Boston agents
of +. a. Sender & Co.. was made TO agree to
pay g commission of $50 per day before she
could be obtained for Government employ. She
afterwards encountered the Fortress Monroe
"riug" and her owners had to pay the same
exorbitant tax Of five per cent on the sum for
which she was chartared-Ss2GO per day.
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~ From the publishers, 1icknor & Fields,
and from Hudson Taylor, 33i Pennsylvania.
avenue, wehave copies of the Atlantic Mon thly2
for February-a good average number. Also,
from Hudson Taylor, we have an early copy
OF Godey's Lady's Book for February
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COLLEGE CELEBRATIoN.-A large number Of
ladies and gentlemen assembled in the lecture
room of Georgetown College Thursday after
noon, to attend the grand annual celebration of
the Phlodemic Society. The exercises, which
We're highly interesting, commenced at two
p. m. The annual address was delivered by
James +. Mclaughlin, Esq, young lawyer
from Baltimore. The subject OF the address
was THE Life and Character of Sir Thomas
More;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23

~The resolution CO ntemplating change
in the Constitution OF Connecticut, so that SOL
ders in the field may be allowed to vote. met
with opposition in the House OF Representa-
tives Of that State, the full Democratic strength
being cast against them. They passed by a
vote of lis to 76. They will now 60 to the next
Legislature, and a two-thirds vote will be nee
essary to send the question before the people.
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CLOSED HER HoUsE.-Yesterday, after Ell
len Mcbride, who plead guilsy at the Crimi-
nal Court. to charge OF keeping a bawdy
E@~se, had paid her fire, she returned home
ana ordered all the girls to leave, and
cleared the house, il is to be hoped, prepara-
ieryi 9 leading Sirtuous life The girls hav-
ing no place to go, went on spree with
their dollar. and-a. quarter each, and during
the evening an oyster supper was served up at
the ranche of George Brent, (colored,) on y
street, between First and Second, (Island }
When a. the table, Till Light, one of the noto :
rious family of that name, essayed to season
Sal Browns soup with Scotch snuff, instead
of red pepper. Sal at once jumped up and de-
Glazed that she could whip Miss Light, to
" hieh Till replied, $40 you can't" and the
parties disrobed themselves OF all superfiuous
clothing, and pitched into each other, but before
many ticks. were passed. Sergeant Hepburn
and Officer Vernon arrested the combat
ants. together with Alice Cole, and took them
TO The Station. About half an hour afterwards,
another row took place between Mary Stevens
ard Fanny Cook, who were arrested by Officers
Maxwe ell and Boyle, and taken to the Station.
This morning Justice Boswell. examined into
the affair and fined Sal Brown So and COM
mitted Till Light, Alice Cole and Fanny Cook
to the wofk-house, and dismissed Mary
Stevens. ----s rle - 4Yr -r
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FOUND DgAD-Yesterday morning, an Irish
woman, name Mrs. McCarty, residing on o
street. between list and Sd streets, was found
dead in bed. The cause of death Is unknown
and not much informal, on can be ascertained
demand that prompt and full examination
be had, so that dame rumor be silenced. The
;ttteSl ton of the proper authorities is requested
to the matter.
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AcCIBENT.-This morning, about 10 O'clock
as a woman was passing across the carriage.
way in froa of the City Hall, she came in con.
tact with a vehicle that was driven by at the
instant. ard she was knocked ssnseiess, bnI
rot seriously injured. She was taken to the
Fourth Ward station to be properly cared for
She was accompanied by two small children
hut appe AIRED to be q stranger to those around.
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% THH RIVER OPEN sAGAlS.r-rhexe II sconsid.
cradle drift ice in the river bat It - sulesenfy
topeh 10 Asmlt OF the 1esumptioh Of naxigation.
: and boats arernnning again between Washing-
ton aud Alexapdfia .sx =, ssssss As>ts
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PREVENTIVE MBAsURRs.--Thes sanitary detail
force of Metropolitan poicemen-have been fur
nished with blank books, and are instructed to
pay q visit to every residences to obtain the
name of every person in the District, and to
report every case of sraail-pex. A time and
place will be designated for vaccination by the
2 ward physicians. = .5l5Efg tyfs4a.tsa tR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23

IHDIuf Kps--r he Grand Jury hare ,fosnd n
dtctments afkNinet Z. WV. HrfMn ana ~ II
morning they appeareds In court and gave sc
cuiity for Their appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-23

CRIMINAL CouRf, fudge Yesterday,
William Wood, indicted for stealing Gov srn
ment horse, was found guilty, and sentanced to
two years in the penitentiary.
This morning, Samuel Richards was found
guilty OF stealing work boxes, &C., from Philip
& solomon, and sentenced TO one Yssr In TIN
s<Ss - 49, s5sss IssI ssss 4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

Niif ih''A >IH'It'f. Do Eiehmonl
'i in" -''h ''''
'' cav ,nai ~hf-'n'7
'' '''hr oi At '7 i''''hni
'"'' '''''- a. az '.a'. i'Fr'rr r..h 20
' ,ni' .ia-
SID. Dl' " W ' l'r'' .ar ''-ar'
i & -i i'r''-a 'o
ana . 20 '-A'' army.
a''
fr Wac h'r A'-ns'a. n"r III .t I..rf. r.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

ArLANrtc MOSTLY. The Publishers
have issued a prospectus for 1855. the Jan
uary number commencing the Fiitccnfh vol
ume ofthe Magazine TIE announcemrnts
made promise that TIE attractions Which
have given such unexamrlcd success in the
past are rather % b. inrrvaSei. cnsuriug
for TIE Atlantic higher position anl renew
81 popularity. Papers VIII - contributed
~ M. n. p Stowe. entitled 90 The Chin
ney Corner Donald & Mitchell vii fur
nish new story. DR. johns - Prof Gold
win Smith o. The Univc-sify - Oxford vll
write On topics ~ interest; Prof Agassiz
has a nev series % Scientific papers. Fitz
Hagh Ludlow cousinu~s bis skctches oft-as-
el. While al The bcsi American aufl,o-s will
contribute 90 90 pages Terms. s8.0o.
With reductions % clubs Mcss-s Ticknor
& Fields. Boston. PuhIisbe-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09
Gbr 0rfurA democrat
PARIS. MAINE. DEC. 3. lsc4.

COSGEEss met on MOeday- A qsorrna
Of each branch vas present Hoe. y. A.
Farwel Of Maine vas sworn IN a. the sue
eess0r Of senator Fcsseujcn. A Commit
tee vAs appointed - ~ait on the President /,
bat learning that the Mcsssyv would not te
delivered until Tuesday. both Houses al
jOarned hcfcrv the Committee reported.
On Tuesday. n noon the Message ~ss rad
60 the two brsnches ard vas immediately
Photographed. 70 tbe press throagbout the
country.
The Message - given eatire. in tbs -
sue. as telegrapbed 10 the Portland Pres.
and Argus. IL nav contain some Imper-
fsctions m being repeated from Washing
ton. bot a - IN the NAN CORRECT. n -
brief and eonPactly writfen document. Of
which a sysoPsis - not called for. and cor
tsius some Important suggestions On rat
ters Of Naiional interest,". A. might have
been Anticipated BE- - inhexiblc IN his de-
termination that sl4rery shall b. strancied.
We commend u % the afteution Of The
reader.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

KILLED. af the battle % Cedar Creek.
Oct 10Th. Andrew p Grecnieaf. 81 Nor-
~ay. Private 10 he 29ih Name Regiment q
Volunteers. aged 80 wears. Mr. Grccnieaf
was much respected cifiz~n Of Moray
lie enlisted under the last call of tbc Prcsi-
dent. and bal been ah-cnt from bone boa q
lev weeks. when ihc sorrowial tdincs came.
that be va ose ~ The victims OF tbs fear
r. rebellion. he Was killed instantly. in
Tie commcnccment of the action Il ~.
has ars; anl BIS A.t battle. It's loss B.
greatly rcgrcfeI Ia thi, community. bai b.
gave his Afe Ia the fall convic, con that Be-
VA has duiy 90 30 whai De- could o. redeem
and save L.s country ia this Lour % i.cr per-
d. Mr Grecuieaf leaves visc and four
children % mourn bis loss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

\ NEV CoErs A ~ arruv oorps. to
b commanded bV cen. Hancock. b. BEN.
rSisea IN Washington. IL all b. compos-
81 entirely Of veterans uho have seen tuo
yea-s' service. ard ar thus noe sublrcf o.
draft. Provosi-Mushals in the several die
tric's a. authorized - ac-rrt recruit.
~hose expenses % Washrngton are paiI
Such s'iunte~rs recrire SPECIAL bounfy
Of $50 ron the beunty fund. in addition
% tho regular boanti~s paid On volunteer.
Tbs - intended o. be an Important corps
ard . vcry d~~rable cgurnand to suli-, Boz
II local bount's' sre liae.l p-obabI, nearly
every 'osn vouii b. able 90 Del rep-cs~utel
in u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

The Republican Journal announccl iast
week. that -ith thar number The pubEcaiion
Of the paper wooh DC suspended These
announcements cone thick ard fat and
90 aPPrchcnd more paPers ~in iolio- the
example NPeoPle have any pride ia hss-
Ing tbeiF locality rvPrc-euted By Bcvrpa-
pr. they should remember that this - a
time When they must use some eHIrt. to
snsiain then
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

PIcIrEr FsANrs Messr.. Cleyeland a.
O-good. Evans Block. Portland. a rew
frm. have lately opened a. sstatl,hmrnt
f1r che manufacture of Plcfarc an Looking
Glass Fames. a.. Tbs th~y 3D.. not from
the cheap rvaly-made mou-iiurs USUALLY
so.d. Doe make 90 order peat All i-aaf,-
% art.eie. Which it d. a sat..'ariio1 o. *
anime. Frr,o-s giving iLeu order u.ll
t- sell pleased 18th the manofr lu uLlch BE-
b. fIcI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

EsGLE KmLKD. Week before iast. Mr.
Andrew J. Perham Of Woodstock. succced-
Cd in killing q splendid eagle. that has for
some years past seen living On tn lambs
in that vicinity. lie usually took from one
aook breAkfsst. and from 0tbers dinner
snd supper. Young Pcrhsn suocce,led IN
getting atoierably good shot. and BY good
fortune pot buck shot through his had
The eagle measured feet 10 inches from
the tips q his wings stood 5 feet high. ard
vas s-~t iuchcs frcrn end oftsI % end
Of beak. Il has been taken % Boston TO be
prcPerly prepared and mounted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

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