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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26
Americas and Foreign Patents.
r. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PiTtN
L.. 49, q Z. > P-s-s 49,. y.-s..sa-..
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IL State, opposite Kilby Street.
BOSTON.

4 FIER q. ssb~sass ps.~si.- - $1,000. - -
~ s-.r.- csafla--. % sr~-s. P.is-ts % 80
q a.tsi stsis. 49,. - tsr..s Brptsis. Fr.-r-a
efh~r .rsaga rus-tftss G-s~ats l~F-cihratiaus Z
hs-.ts. A..ss-@rpfs. 49, 81 F.g~r. tst.-l.s.
e. f.t-sfs. sx~rat~i - Lh~fal trras, su1 -tiA
S-sr-scs. b.. - 49, tsIs A.~ric.a -
fsss,r- -prs.. - t-s-rr.--s a. vsiseir, vfiI
- 81 fst--t. - tascar iuas-aad go - afAss
sisuo~ 5000 - ~ -asti~rs turk - th~ s.nsr
C-ps-. 81 tAs 49,. - p-t-st f.rss.A-d ~
r-.-iiifaE 80 asiA-F. 49,. $500 fss-fas-i "a
Washtagtaa-
Ia 49,, . - 80. 49, 49,. ,sSss Esx-
49,. - thruash iasratsts h-ss sl..st.r-. -
s-csri-r rstsss. al ssrsrtss-lar ths laisutsiiffg
"a tussstssas. s~--sra.-~d ~. n 80 taa1.~ssara-
~ 49, 80 - sas -ksrh 60 - aa-r-fth-s
80 -hsr~ ~ - - .-s-se.s. - go 800
a. - 49, .S~SoEt -sCCES~FtL Ar THE
PAINT offiCE 49, go s-t-~rtt-s 80 "a
SCCCESS n THE BE-T FHOog % Az
NANrtsE~ AM ABILITY. h -uad al
49, - has en-ataut rra.aa e. hsi-ss. - 60
1899. 49, 81 - 49, 80 = 80 t.ai a.
rh-rs~- - pruf-sssa.aI 49, -.-a~rst-.
IT, s.a-~a.- pra~ruc~ - a. .at..crsh-f t.ri.s
f-~ufF $500 $50 49, saassarf $780, sts
49, 49, = 81 sa-,ssc.i--. at So -,
s-r-a. F-isliss e. pst-as
fh~--. t--it-s 40 rsf-as,ss fIfsfs ~ - 49,
- hs-.-si --~ks. 49, 81 s~r-arrs q paf-sfs
sr.sf-f b. - U-sasi ~fsf-- 80 EsrsF~ r-ult-r
~ ss- $780, - = .s-s --. - vsi-s s-p-rt1T -
eiIltu~s c. ai.raanaas aat-ass.
a. -~~~ssnf ri faTa~r ts Wsstssrfra. FL
NHaHA'H n .".H". -. aNAaH AaTHHs
80 bsss .-ssz tarsrtur..
rrsrrsastsrs
i.-ra-f Nr w. .s .a- n a.. ua.t -anstf.
49, s-..s,sta- Fr-rfltaas.rf.. -rh 49, ls-s
hsa &C.,. la.sfc.ur.r
CfAILE- MASON.
rauartssarerf n fsfsrfs
a.Fs "a t-ststsrs s-su1sag lsssafars 49,
80 carr.f 81 49, al -rf ..arr-fssf 80 $50.
r--ftF arl n-lre rsraft af .a.Har fi-f ar-
firsf..s .a ...a M. s.t.fr o. dee - ~arfv 49,
tafrralaE coass.rrsffnu 81 go rafrn. ~ .a
EpNt Nn gKI
LIE f..r.a.lssr. sf Fsf~ars
NJ = ~ - bee ns.r 90 10 THIR-
lLtN - ..rslsaa-. 10 IL - osF cf stfrh 49,.
$50 1--we bee Ersafssi. 49, iasI .s 80 go ~
so aar rshir sfa.f n grsi Tess -
s-i'iif col a...fff be- .art 'ra.s 90 d. r--s-.
asat Ell iaFra.rrr fol srrIf fa 80 f. af...rr
ia-sf patsris. - taes asl H. ere .f hsrr-s 80
aa.sf 49, afrrI..a trsf.a.. a- fasaf GEES
go af rert r~asaraltr ffarr-s -f
JOHN TtGGAUT
h-rlug lrhf rsaifs. a. -sf.srr 49, ia r.arse
n 49, .lrgr ffaf.srr H..fr 81 faiss. -rfr.f o.
r..rsf...s. -iA fIIN Rfff A.. IflNN uNF
uf $50 90 -r.l.s. 90 iisa. ~ .ar .ars-.s.
si.a-r r F.frr's o. ~ EDDA
ii.-fss. T.r ~. tsss-u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26

T. a. Hoassshi- Jssisces 81 a. s.s.s.--- -
= - t.sFt. 49, o. - A..--- o. Fsrss -
49, - ~ Co-sls ~ DID. - a. -.
cd Tu-.lsv "a Narrt 81 80 s~sf 81 90
= Lari - t.oaa--se - Lsasfs1 81 ..sis-
far.
Il IZZIE NOZZLE ~ i.sres. 90 ~ s.-.s,,
81 ri uatafi. -fs n ssrri..s a. ~
e - Ner~sf. is ne Cs.sft ri Otia~i sff-.
-. D. 80 rsrts "a s-a. rs-S.-~ftulr $500.
80 grsss tAls 1885, f-a.rt - - $500
fhsi - -ss ls-taay 1899 b. - 49, A. -.
- $50 Nef-ss - - fsrnfr - tfk tss ~ -
v.sier. a ~ 80. go 49, sssr~ tlslr SO
sstrfuasrriagr - 80 49, t~sslus 49, 81.
ara - 80 ss--isaast- y - fs-arss a. o.
A-r-lsas. aa. 49, go ssrf sursi-as - "a, r..
Tsrsii~ss IT 30 ular.arr rasras-f saf Hs.t. Cd
49, ~ 49, rar,t fl f~tsusr - fsF- u
$50 tss~rrefi 81 s'.aaas--i f..er hf-nsar 49,.
49, 80 er'.a.l~t &C., - 49, ID - -.
rrss 49, 80 arias g. Fssr ta-ss.-'s su--.-f.
a - 49, If~.Ilrf arrtrf strr-s ta.f fh-a nss-
80 hrsf farrIarr a.e-s go lrlraars. arI faar
800 as-~rfsae saf 80 r--s-rf -rrr o. kssf r-s-
1850 rauss. ur lafeaf ea 10 l.sr ef r.as ~
49, fl rfaeare tlFarns
Nhsrse-ss - rrfFs - 49, -. 30 80 lhat
80 -art- divorced frlu fss 49, n u.afria.s-s
TO- -~~ ~ r-i tsr So ksstsrI go 80 II Co..
~ t-sas 80 sv.f rr.r
LIZZIE MOLLY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26

M.fsE HIsroEc.L SocirrY. The
N.Ine Historical Soesety held HessIsg
AZ Augusta. on WEDNESDAY Afternoon AL
evening" last. IN The Court House.
Judge Nhiiamson II belfast. r-.i I.
paper n - ssisrBOOa % Sl..rry IN Name.
giving account Of The kidnapping q I.SiAEs.
and showing ihs "a early tisse, negro
slave, -ers bsld n -Asi 4. no- The STATE
81 Maine. AZ Kittsry sBd a. fAr est q.
PO-na lboro.
Rsv NJ. Ballard % Brus--sek. rad a
paper rSlsting % Indsa Trr,ne-
Rev. ID. Cu,Lnsn % wArrSr ar Interest
Ing paper Or The el.Ha shell acposis. q The
state. sbo-ing that. lac the eysier ssSIi
deposits OF the Damariso0tts. tLcy arc al
found n pLsasAnt lOcalities. on soath-ra
dech'It'ss. On y4ss such pots a. voald
naturAil. - selected for settlements ~ The
s5orgines. Aad Lon tbr fax that thcy ar
IasArEbiy fousd-thossh no. mostly kil-
20 ost b. s.-du.s d-po-its-he .-xs-d
that ibsss shell deposits ~erc f1rmra D.
hsurean kasds. The elAGas having ooen gather
Cd f0r food
ia tie evening" Bisbop Burgess % Gar
clner. RAJ paper eontrihufea bv Hoa.
Va. Niilis q ia, cas- Mr.. ". not bs.a..
PEessni--on statistic
a letter as received from Hen ". l..
IisDes Of Biddsforyl. aooou4paus a.
elsbo-a;cly osrsed yo-d<r-Asrn ths uorE
q a soI&ser a Fort Wa. Henr,. ca Lac
CvorEe. Gang tb- oh fr-ncL an InIi.n
-r. The F-rscniAiaoa " tLe rslic o. a.
80, lsly "a. lus.i-
Judge Boarnc a kenrei.unk r~sf .
long. eiasstase aid very si.Lr pap-r - d.
feptam a-.tismeut. in reply g. Thoruton
of bosion. 80 has srEse4 th.s q Popham
colony a. oHis a Fenal colony Jadge
y. eoDu0terasd tbs dc. Prsa
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GEEEN CHESsE- The ersad error in
lie Aa.eric.n cheese n.sing. i. The -.nt q
es-r n not ..rIresirg the cheese before IL 10
s-ns % marie'. We All tne- that fbere /.
eoasidsrsbIe dIssE>sos Let-v-s green
r-Ssr and a aei-e- one b~t-een a Bald-ia
apple N the fsli and after "a has been kept
. fc- @osehs 20 riper 30 thsr- j. much
difference between cnri aBd Obese. Tb.
euro . The sFs~a srri-. tbc rbec-e ste
riPcned fruit II sOa ~sre gong 60
s~nd la 80 su.rsss ,ou -ould not ,cnd
fhe g---n gas trcsh from fbs fed. .nd yet
yos 0fseh sel =, s- obese -bsa q - .
g-cen a. Cr.-<
n fhs cheshir- dairie. o. Engi.pd. o.
eeisorstec ior ch-ese-noae .. ever ,ol1
uStii 4 - an mo@.h. ola he ehse,e. arr
k~Ft iu a moderately ~tun toom unsa
tborOsghiy riP~ped sad cu-cd. I'D that
ouisiie nod - isdicsiive 70 pr.etie 81
sye ola rioh. n. hsyorel. ripe cheese
IGeussee FATmsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26
Al,erative Syrup

- s.r-.tsFY 49,. Es~ps---. sffk- S.. So.
-. 49, - Nsss. -. = Hs.rs o. 49,.
S--i1-rss Pes d. ias hssss 80 a. 49, .xss
= Sss-----y Ts~<--.i nNs.ss- ~ $500, r.-r
ts-rr .-r~d 49, 49, saf rs l--~a -rksss~t ~
$40. frHrr 80 svsrs k-s. ~ cs--tsi-ss -.
.spashtsc i-s-i ss--s-his $500 49, - 49,.
49, ~ $500 r-stsaa .. co--p4~tris sr-tsrst-i
son III ss@sa. - h-.ah - -tr--.th - 49,
-<afIs f~star-t. 4 -. thts r~au-ts thst co.
- g~stt--ss -. 80 -s-th th-s .t-pss,x 90
Ns-poft. as-l - -hseh - pr--~-t-d H. 80
: a. t--st-s 49, I'D. asss $500 80. $3.50 30
ts-.t----t sffhs --.f -u-.--~r rhssrssas b. Hahi-
.os-. Ia 1873. So ~ YEA - Etvr
fsass- ts-r l-rr~ t.ffi- hsf. ussush .-Flf -
$40 h.Ifstre. IS 50 ~eaf 4, stFs-.s - = ss.L
- F.srA. e. -~surs fssa ot--ss..tro-. s-sesyi
- rfuC~ % r..a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26
Notice 20 Invalids

Ossr sA-ss t-.<rss faa-.s-f ssl.ss 80 p-.sd o.
- latIl-g ls.rks -sa@.lIs. 81 ~ Essa-sa
80. shsrh 20 -rrss th-a fhrs-n z-av. "a
cs-.~s trsss frsstrng ~ t.isr So f-c~p~t.s -.
ssfifss-a~ais - 49, c-llag decisive. f-rtars .
b hsss - s~fr-si s,isrsfss- AL - 49, 81 o
r~coas--ra-ts,a 70 -hat ~, 49, - sA-u.ssise.
Ats~rft-ans rhrsrlaas OIL 49, css~s ~ - ~
o. f-pasfsTs. sd ~ asis sse - . Cd - o.
sas- Fsr-isr r-srfs.ssf ty-sts. 49, - 49, ~
% - rreaer a. carsss III - 80. 90 49, 49,
= spsatsHB o. ssfs 49, a. - Fhs.sc-.- 49, -
= rs-frs1s~. $50 ssa kssr 1890 - r-grsf %.
d Asiis-en - ~ o-ls rss.lsF f1s.srt.s i.Ffas
C 80. 90 fa W. Eagisat. 49, .ds-Fts--.
aaas 80 sf~rrsHT p .rasz.r So -. 80 -
60 - r.tlre f-sfir 80 taa a 80 49,
- raFssrsa.s. surr-e. so rrrrrrns 20 49,
sasi ath-f -lFtss 49, $780, c. rssfa - .
80 49, - tbraa. so las-l.hl-f - ~FE9-I a.
bi~tA-t-~ a-i DISEASES pf WpNEN A..
- So. a. "a fsrsisriy -.is~.fra shysi.
r.sa IL t-a-aiF $3.50 srf-fs-ac-. see sxtsa-
sff~ r--r.. .rs-farr. uli.i t-ri.afar hrsHh c.aa-
Is..rf a.e FL r~irfrsa $40 - sfsl.t sa $50
pr-r.ir-. tr--fr-g 80 ssr.-@s 80 li.rsiir-. ~ .
rrfs-ts aal.ls OIL t-sh $3.50 usmrs~f ~ siaEis.
flEarr 49,. "a sH.r sfto.i 80. Airlc-. - o.
49, So o. ---rr. 81 Wuts 49, s.ass. fs--
81 ~.-.s. .-.a.t. sni l.rrsl t. isrA Gss. -.
~ 49, i..s..ss Pa Olss. a4 O. Ok NATL
~uN
Ne. = Usioa 80. Prsysaeaee. RI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26
importing Houses.

o. Re.te.. - th,-A 80 80 essu,.A rssi. sA..p-
90 49, 49, - $500 49, -tls q h..t-s.
H- ~. ~ ATGftfl- 20 kul~rt-sa. --s.s Eas-
h.h 49, Fr--rA. Hss,isg saf o. Fsc-f. Geld
sslvsr 80 tsih cssu.-
sfECT aCt-E- n 80 kt.l.. 81 49, gua,sns
q go. - 90 - oii -f~-taci- bo-s. q 80 ~.
az
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26

- 80 - rftcs- 81 sfserto. -lt t-a
Str--xth. %. Sss~ $3.50 - 49, --.k~F,
$40. sFhrr. n.as r-sIaire - sroa9es
- fru str--Sth sl-.y- a. - kkMEm-
RTR' u. E--ssrr.e - testfard ssrE~.-is 90
os-ss-sss s.s-.. -hsch az csh-r r~u-is-s - -
ksad Aave G.ii~a 20 ras. Ni-s tA-S "a --rrsst-d
rs5-r-s~st-t n ssery rrsF~,t. 90 tAs pssor -
- rsfua,-d
rxREWARE 90 INVITATIONS ~
--sr--.--s --a--- r----s--~s asr-~tf, err. NJ ~
% - REMEDIAL INSTITUTE - Sr-osi
Ts.~ss... ". - r.~- az. P~-s<~>es. n. 4
y-iss,s. -. --sAs.. -s-,sss =. 80 ssy TO s.,.
-
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lCorrrtssr sssssss.l
The Great Indian Remedy
PeR FEMALES.
d.. Mattison's IndiAn Emmenagcgue

IA. c-Lt-.tsd Fsu-.ls Medscs-~
sies,g-~d - boia -.sr-s-.a 49, sssgis
L-s-l.ss. >. he -, i-si tAsax kss-a
- ~ p-rT----. q. = 80 L. a 80
- ---fAS sirt,sss - 81 GO - -
.tr~os-- ir.sa 49, 'rss-~. .-,5 .asr
~ 49, r-nrtirs u ~ tssf k...
lsss tf-~st - 49,. n tsA~s q. a.
r-rt-t. q ~tE cafs 49, r.-s. -
HsrrHs sew ossrtssrss a.f
r .. 49, pcffectls 49, 81 an u-.e..
Hh . - - - bsttL-- a -
dik-rrai $500 %. -ssA ga 4 49,
49,. g. rs.aT. su.a s.,lt 9. - So
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26

COUNTRY DE,LSRS -iu A. 80 q Ssn
=. as 49, ts-,r Gsi ~ fFo~ ~ ~ity.
rEDpLEN~ 80 So a 49, th.is sd..~tsr~ e.
csh So - a-i stock - Beg - c.ss.rt.--
-nk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26
Nerve ! vigorator

p 49, Day. $685. Hs-s-s..s L-s
- F-.rFFs f-p-fs-rfs C--f-sss-T TA-~FAs l..
Il 49, i-Tsstas fs---r fsisa~Y frFrrNsassH-s.
Fs.ss u-s---s--rv - -sis-l - 49, - -
i-ss - ssa-ss a. - r.astf ~ tk.t $50
c. tr.s- af u--t. 49, rAssrsi 49,. srtsrag ffua
ss~F~s.f 80 serrsi hsAts n - g,.a-. !.
e,r-ra-..l 81 80 49, -uofAssg ssr~-r-h--lng
49, ast.ar.tax r-~dscssss - A. tsess - 80
49, frgrtaea ssaa-=-. @-rnns-E - c---ts-sts-s
~ -.a.f F-fhssz sats1-ts - 49, .A--asust- 80
as-tr~.siax lass u sat..i -. d--ss~~-S.
u 49, - t-rn seag - s--ris sssrs So. 80
lstsu --i-~-s-E ~ s.t-l3 ssesft.r. - h..tr.-i.
So h.rs ~-s.s 49, 80 ssF~~tss. F~.ra-iag fk~a
- h~ssh. sf~--rth - h.ppi-~... o. Lrrs
t.<i< A.ts nestl- frtrr elo. - 49, 80
Th~-e foar sTrst H~mcd - ~ r~.uk
- 49, t~~-fs s-rr.' af.as aat pr.rtlrs 49, -
~ lrrIarrt 49, kss-a - - 80 s-s~ 49, g.
49, rrsI-citss F-rpa.es- I - tb-rv f-r- 49,
80 ia ulsss t.~u irah-rr. g. go h~--st a 49,
- oiA~r rlss c--uL a<ssr .s-s th~..--i~-- -
49, sirts-r- Ihsy 80 -su.aisi o. r-s-r----ss.i
- sFrfF fr-Frrt. 80 80 p-l.s 49, - s-f..aea -
frrraarva 80 49, ONLY a. - sATTf-DN.
a. 30 EEMEuiAL INSTITUTE FUH ~PE-
al Di~EA-E-. " - MON -r FKON
ibtNtt. ~ - 49, ~ ssrr-.s e. ~ psrti
- fhs rs-astss ta ct--~ie srsL~t psrksx~ s-cars
tru-s ee,'gs'ses. 90 r-c-srs ofth- prsos - sash
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26

.irt--- - go Ch--rv. th-r- az o---i-xt-t so
n sss-- s-rrea..-,. ~ EA- ssl-s. tA-. is-r-ssiss
o.. 49, tsa-Eil. 81 lsruassE . --u->1, -As.-
ys~sr - 1888. - 49, - r-t~.~. 49, - es--
s..s---. ~ss.s. !. - -~S-,i-- - Answered
H. RsN-s x. G-ef~-s-.
1881, a Ns.-i-s - Cs-s---. Es- N.---. ~.
kis.i, r~sr-ir-t .. 20 - b.. ts-'-oss - ave.
- w'.tsf'. Bsl.--. 3, a. sits-,as o.s,'sost-
f.f-sss-s ,hre-sh H.. Res - ss-sl Paws
A.-- tss-a ws.t.s'. R-i--.- - ~ CA-rr-
49, --..if 49, castft~ ss-a-~a. ~ 80 81 -.
thzs h-sf- -h~srd - sefss~is- AueeG
Gs-sf ssr-,s-- - A-tsrts-s -hsrA hs-e -.
-tsr .-s-t uss~ -,gssi - "a s.a.s'-- D.. rs--sss~
r~''-'' q eA''' q -, ',s-s :. ,,-
n fsE----s = "A. 49,. n N--s-.. n q. 49,
r..s Ne. AZ s.iss3
N-s.rs : ~ Fo-< Co
G---L~-~r. F-a-~ - e.. 49, q u Ns.-
tsf's B-isaz n W. Ch~rry. 49, 49, q - IA
.rs-stst Rifirr. H. rsas~si,s. - 81 a. -
t-rrrssr.r 30 tsaaef. - 80 g. a. 49, d.
80 sert - i.i--l - b-i.,.. 49, 90 - 80
t~.t rv--sisi ss~sts - NJ -s.~--~. 80 -esca
49, r-sPrrisssls a-.sg--A - .-TtkssE -tasa
90 ksS-i-ag,- Ns.s Rr-s--sf-a..
n. . RATES 90
Ger. " Mu~f.
El,tar - 80 No--.y .s.rrti.-r si... h.. 49,
- s-s.s--tsan, 90 fsAs-.
N-~--s Nit-r-. NJ. Ages q. $50
N~-ss = "a fa-- - 60
ss--s--s-. 80 -----> - "a $4,000
s-~rit - ~ "a sst.r'. t4is-a - " ~ Ca~rss
ch--ft~as ss.s - t~-sl--aF. - trssf tAst
ufk-rs fh~r~ts . sut-r-t - go q trusi
- - r-lssr~t. ~~ssrai $500. $3.50 . 49, -
o-u~ .rl.sai.ass -itA a.. H-L--a q tts-- ~
es-is---s-g ~p-ga 49, 90 - q to- s--A So
- 81 ~. r-ssef .ssi 80 l-.-s.r.-
49, 80 af-raisos $1,000 .p->1, a. P-sa-.-
49, rurr. sf-r iar s-ris@s rs-sd.--
80
iacur 49, "a. r.m<Jy d. . sr.-s L.-ssts -
r.ss. 49, ifaH - 49, - - ~. 4 fa.r
utsi. thsas 49, - 80 h. q 49,. go
49, 4 p~--e--ss 49, th.a -. sss~r 49,
%, q a.. 1880 ~ psui-s.
.Eo. " ~nAErr.
~, y HT,.T.ssfT---.- T.l.F..
wriss th- Is.f~,>ssr. 81 tsss sr-.s r,u..ss ..
1850
r----s Vsa.r-. Jsi, -. I-so
Mrs " Fe-- e. 49,
fs~-s.-t - - A~.tsts % f-e-asa.--t ~
Mtstsf's ~ So n " 80 Gh-rrs 81 s---EA. 49,
ra-u.u.rs ss~rfs.- k4.ssE $500 q - -. fsr.sl,
- 49, fc-fs ~ah gr--t 80 a-asetass. $500 =
a. d.pr a-sr- 81 th.a o. ~ .thsr rss--is-.
49, 49, frsst as-i tk-rf 49, .. -rie.. o. -
- patrst SD - $3.50 r-o-.-.--d -
rruaoa of 80 1927 af "a. sxcsa~at h.i..
ta-r- ----a - - sor-ss-a 90 oost--- IA.a ..
h-mt-gs-
To. u.-,iir d. 49, 49, ~ nsas ~ as fs<a1.
- -oqu-tstsao-. isfhrs ts-.. 49, a. h.s-
f.s-i = sas-i-.ht-s .si 49, 49, ossers 80
$50 49, gi,~ uui.
49, Ke.p~ctSr..
n. % TEAGUE.
FrsIsr-a b, sETH ". TOwLE q 60 f..
Bus oN. 80 g. 49, - ~ sru.E,.s .,i 49,
80 30 n.s...r..-.
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MOSEBY ON A NORTHERN RAID.
He Crosses the Potomac-Rebels Reported
In Large Ferce-They Occupy the Town
of Winchester.
fDispatch to Philadelphia Inquirer.l
HAGRRsTowN, Nd, Monday Morning, June
20.-During last night a rebel cavalry force of
some two thousand forded the Potomac (which
is now very low some two or three miles
below Falling Waters. The scout who trailed
them through Thoroughfare Gap says the
remainder, large force, are near Winchester,
which place has been in rebel hands two or
three days.
No damage has yet been done to the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, or to the telegraph;
but the scout says they have the telegraph
tapped between here and Martinsburg, and so
Gen. Sigel does not use it. They will destroy
the railroad as soon as the remainder of the
command is safely this SIDE For prudential
reasons, the enemy is keeping as quiet as pos
sible at present The force is headed by Nose
by, who seems TO be aiming only to secure
fresh supply Of Cavalry horses The news OF
the invasion just begins to be whispered in this
place. Some persons, who became acquainted
with Moseby while he acted as provost mar
shall here during the Gettysburg battle, seem
quite willing TO welcome him again. Among
others the greatest CONSERVATION prevails
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SECOND EDITION.
y 4 OUTLOOK r. ID
LATEST FROM THE FRONT.

AAI ESI fhOW THE 'FRONT.'.
Heavy Firing heard Yesterday in the di.
rection Of Petersburs-The Rebels fail TO
comply with a dema nd 10 Surrender the
town, and 1t is Shelled-Steamer winan
fired into by the Rebels en- James River.
The mail steamer Keyport which left City
Point at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning. arrived
here at an early hour this morning
She reports heavy cannonading heard there
at that hour from the direction south Of Pc.
tersburg.
Parties who came in from the front to CITY
Point state that the rebels having failed to
comply with demand from Gen. Grant to
surrender the town, our forces began to throw
shells INTO the city on Saturday afternoon.
was passing Wilcox's Landing, on the lanes
river, she was fired into by q rebel battery
from the north side OF the river, one shot pass.
ing entlIely through the boat near the rudder.
One Of our gunboats stationed in the vicinity
returned the fire, but with what effect is not
known.
Or. Epsey's house, near City Point, is occu-
pied by Gen. Grant as his headq uarters. On
Saturday evening Gen. Butler visited Gen
Grant at his headquarters and spent several
hours in conversation with him.
Six pieces OF cannon, which were captured
from the rebels in the vicinity Of Petersburg,
have been brought down to City Point The
rebels must have defended these pieces with
much desperation, as they were literally COW
cred with blood.
A large force Of laborers are busily engaged
in building wharves at City Point.
Our wounded continue to be brought in from
the front in considerable numbers. The am
bulances bring in the serious cases, while many
others walk in.
The hospital steamer Connecticut, has gone
to Annapolis with q load of wounded.
The rebels have adopted a new plan of sur.
prising and capturing our out. posts. They ad.
vance towards our pickets with arms at
trail, indicating surrender, but when within
a few yards Of our men they recover arms and
fire.
One day last week they practiced this game,
and succeeded in wounding and capturing
about sixty men. They generally select North
Carolina troops to play this 'dodge," as it is
well known large numbers Of North Gar ollnians
have come within our lines from tins to time,
to give themselves up. On the day following
their successful attempt they again tried to
play this game, but it would not work, as our
troops fired upon them, when they Immediately
turned and fed.
The hospital stermer Wenonah arrived here
to-day at II O'Clock, having on board five hun
dred and five wounded, six of whom were
officers. The Wenonah brings no news. The
wounded brought up on this vessel are very
slight cases, and the majority of them walked
In from the battle field to City Point.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
TUESDAY, June 81

TUESDAY, June 81.
D SENATE.-Mr Grimes, from the Committee
bly, on the House bill to authorize the bailffs OF
the Orphans Court to serve processes issued
by said Court, and for other purposes. Also
on the House bill granting certain privileges
amendments. (lnste ad of giving the use and
occupancy, in perpetuity, of all that part OF
Reservation No. II, in this city, lying west Of
Second street and east Of the easterly line OF
New Jersey avenue, the amendments only
grant it for the period Of 33 years, and also
strike out the provision giving the fixtures and
materials in the military erections thereon to
the society for use in their own temporary
structures
Mr.. MorrelI, from the District Committee,
reported back the House bill No. 522) to amend
the charter of the Washington and GEORGETOWN
Railroad Company, with an amendment. AS
proposed to be amended, the bill gives the COM
pany the right to extend their horse railway
on any public highway in the county OF Wash
ingtop, commencing at the present terminus Of
either of their roads, extending north from 9TH
and 14th streets, first having obtained the con-
sent Of the Levy Court therefor, and may
charge additional fare OF FIVE cents for every
three miles on each branch SO constructed.J
Mr.. Pomeroy, from the Committee on Public
Lands, reported favorably on the House bill
to secure to persons in the military or naval
service homesteads on cOnfiscated or forfeited
estates in the insurrectionary districts. N
Mr.. Hale, from the Naval COMMITTEES, re-
ported favorably on the HOUSE Joint resolution
authorizing the Secretary OF the Navy to amend
the contract with John Ericsson for the con-
struction OF two impregnabe floating oattenes'
the Dictator and the Puritan. -
HoUsR.-Mr Schenck reported, with amend.
ments, the Senate bill providing for the exAm.
ination into physical and business n!ness OF
ouartermasters and assistants. commissaFl
and assistants and paymasters ana assistants.
TIE House also passed q bill providing that
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Official War Bulletin
The Assaults on Petersburg-Ne further
Fighting Repsrted-Despatch from Gen.
Sherman-Barba reus Rebel Act-R etali.
atery Order Issued.

The Assaults on Petersburg-Ne further
Fighting II epsrted-Despatch from Gen.
Sherman-BarbareusR Rebel Act-R etali.
atery Order Issued.
WASHINGTON, June 20, 1864.
To Major General Dir, New York:
No operations to-day on the James river
have been reported to the Department I'm
Official statements represent our loss to have
been severe in the assaults on the enemy
works on Saturday, but no Official list Of the
casualties has been received.
General Sherman, in q despatch dated this
evening at 7.3O p. m, says: 81 was premature
in saying that the enemy had abandoned his
position. based my report on that OF all the
army commanders. The enemy has thrown
back his flank, and abandoned all his works
in front Of the Kenosaw Mountain, but holds
that mountain as the apex Of his position. HIS
TANKS are behind MONDAY and Moses Greeks
We have pressed him pretty close to-day, al
though the continued rain makes all msye.
ments almost an impossibility."
General Foster, commanding the Department.
OF the South, at Hilton Head, for wards the fol-
lowing dispatch, dated the 10th Of June, at
Hilton Head, s. O.:
81 have the honor to report that have to.
day received from Major General Samuel
Jones, commanding the rebel forces in this
department, letter stating that five general
Officers Of the United States, as prisoners Of
war, had been placed in Charleston, to be re-
tanned there under our fire. Against this wicked
and cruel act have protested.
"In the meantime the fire on the city is con.
tinued. / respectfully ask that an equ al num-
Der Of rebel officers Of equal rank may be sent
TO me in order that may place them under the
enemy's 1re as long as our officers are exposed
In Charleston"
This Department has issued a retaliatory
order transferring TO General Foster an eq ual
number OF rebel general officers, TO be treated
in the manner proposed, as long as our officers
are exposed In Charleston.
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary OF War.