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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-17

Rf GREEN q WILLIAmS, Auctoneere.
VALUABLE SALE OF FOUR-sTORY PRICK
HOUtE AND LOT On SIXTH STREET WHSr.
BETWEEN AND STREETS NORTH, AT
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. the lst day of November next, at
AZ o'clock p. M, wa shall sell, IL front of the
improvements. consisting OF q Four tory 3ii-k
house. with large balls, parlors, chambers, gas
d.nce in the eertrs part OF the city.
Terms as follows: Three notes: payable in is, D
terest. and the balance to be paid in cash. Ad.ed
given.
All conveysncipg and stamps st the cost of the
purchaser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-17

GUARDIANSHIP GENERALS OFFICE,
NJ FIRST DIVISION,
WAsHIE8res CITY, October /, 1854
HORSES, HORSES, HORSES
Horses fuitahie for Cavalry and A tilsry service
will be purchased at Gle. boro Depot. in open
market till November /, 1894
Horses viii he delivered to Captaln l.. Lowry
Moore, A, Q. NJ. and b. subject to the usual Gov
erp menr i'm pec,On before being accepted.
Price of Cavalry Horses, $ig6 each
Price of artillery Horses. SIs1 each.
PAYMENT will be made for siI 20. or n1Fs;
Colonel First Division, Q. ID. Genas Office.
att
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-17

w AETED-The undersigned desires to pur-
~ chase AL kinds o. ladies' and gentlemen's
CAST OF CLOTHING, for which the highest
price win be paid. Call Immediately at No. so
Louisiana avenue, near 9Th street.
VIM BAILEY.
Dealer all kinds of new and secc nd hand Cloth
ing, Roots and Shoes, &c. sep 19-Im*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-17

FURNISHED ROOMS to let, without board, at
i 272Fst., corner of 18th. &C li-2wt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

A T~ENADo. The shower on Mondsy.
~lheh seems 70 have bsen - refreshing %
vegetation 10 most towns IN this region.
Vas attended 18th severe consequence IN
some scciioas. A very destructive lorna
10 cornncuocd sPParently IN Andover. AMI
passed SoutA Eas;. through the corner Of
Ne~ry and Hanover. through Bethel. into
Albany. cottIng down al the crossing crops
and the grass. and uprooting and stripping
trces Of thsi- foliage. even cutting OF The
t~igs and bruising the bark. Iis track ~as
about Ash a u,iie ia width. The glass vas
broken out q houscs in great quantity. and
tbe cellars uerr fnsd With water. Mr.
John swan % Bethel saws his cora and
grain 6elds look a. though they had Just
ben pio~cd. hardly tracc of the crop.
being visible. Ills grass II thinks ~iTl be
completely ruined. and IN fact his farm
crops viii he rendered cnsirrly -ortAlcs.
W'hen thc storm struck his house an entire
window ~as broken out. ard be va ana
bic 10 board a Up. the hail beat 80 burrows
y. when he lcfs home Tuesday morning.
the hail vss l. inches deep. back Of his
barn. ~hsr II had coliccs,d the night p-e-
vious. Hen. =. NJ. Carter speaks o. sec
'ng drii;' q bail N several PLACES the same
day.
II Gorhsn. y. ". ~e learn that ,hc
storm "a mooh more severe. The Ansou
Advocate speaks 81 a .iusil.r ssorr, N that
section a. the sanse time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

Ii sub'--ip.ion n.t of ~ Asr..,, Ao-
ioiioEs thai 81 De kernebcc Courier. i.fo
ihe nav Of fhe Portland Advertiser Ho-
% . mar TIE Argos. veteran ia party .er-
vice. is not cai.ei o. az ra r. ob,.1s;.. q
'olie 81 these journals Tinc Va uhen
the Argus sas de- esief r.oreriaau nat
ters PERTAINING b. fbe huhflI ao- iti.rot
ssea honorcd 9TH The fr.t srp-a-aace ofa
'onroation call and much iess Iison-u..f-
81 81 ~ ofer % q seat among the maarn-
20 -oen q rotcmPorary expires d i. "a
'lii tae Az man. in Us circular Al.
'-'-'ls u disposition uade Of t8s &C.
ll.''' KINDLY Instructed ibe reader ho~ 90
proceed o. stop he PAPER ,sat ,hsu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

CoFrEEHEAD DocrEISEs The SEQ
Democrat. in answer 70 some questions Of
tbe kennebec Journal makes the foHouing
admissions,
]. II processes % believe hat JeHD a,i.
and To0mbs would have co-prorsise7in tbe
beginning.
2. Il believes that the people q eaeb
State have q right a. any time % change ID.
form Of government and make such an one
a. al sccord 9th their own views. and
that g would have rerarieds dismember-
ment Of the Cara a. an honorable .ettle-
"ent- Possibly tbs may be one q The
" compromise. q ihinks We could h,,.
made ~iih JET DAVIS.
3. u would consent o. ibe overbro~ OF
de tnion, rafaer tbsn resort toauar %
nainfain e.
.. Il s0oh close fbe var to-J,v "f
sat'sfied dat b. mears of the suors a..
Ln'oa sight b. restored. b.t Enoui,r "a,
those % sruas againsi Che gssernuert uosrl
never Peacefully retsrn % tLc Uniss.- .,
does nor desire any Unioa ~iih an d. inn
proved oonsis,1tion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

WHIrr FawrtY's CoNcrEr ~ r..
'iHin- a vocal ard insirumental con-er,
"a' given last Thu-sday eve.. June 18th i,
Buckfeh by tie White fImfy ior TIE hen
ehi % the SANITARY Commissior. the pr,-
eeea' o. ~h'ch sftrr paving the necc,sa-,
expenses Amounted % $3.50.
ihi' ianaily consists q Mr.. ard NJ.
v bite ard their TO daughters. Ella and
9esephine. aged eight ard Ten ,ea-.
'ef 'ongs ar various ard vel given.
and thos- wishing 20 De aerccail, enter
'afnee and o. give their money o. g.os
e'n'e' I'll d. eel 70 f,-tro-ire them. We
undrrs'and that thry VII sing af var;ou,
places m this and the adjoining counties.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24


Eiiior L'>-socrafs coaia relate more hig
stories about ASKING. conosrning uasseli but
uia noti and only prove by telling cac
" hsh story that lawyers AMI sheriff. ar
grcat SOC aecumuiating 6sh a, they arr ior
picking Up cruulbs in other ways. The
Ia s--s % Bolstcr a RicAard.sn. uho..
uan,es. With thar a J Ohm Jacksoa. f.heriF.)
az otter seen IN the Democrat. Ven, out
one day iast wcsk ard caught nearly en-
trout: Kicharison cairhinr - standing
upon one rock. fhe week PrcNiotrs. Mr.
Richsrdsc- IN one hoar caught "a trost.
that averaged over one poand each. There
ARE very n'any d" tisherncn in DiK6cd and
all Ar0snd as. aud this ycar more thaa es-
er have attended e 6.hac.Isad ny opinion
supported bs every one 18th whom have
oonverscd about the natter l. that from
S-iit river. tie Wait Pond. and The Birch
brook Pond. there have been oaochi and
carried a-ay morr THAI ~. 60 trou, -hich
would avv-ragr al hras, ousces ia 10. ,
each or I Ia tons ~vigls. That un-y ar-
pear large. %; the facts would prove il =
small estiuasc
I learn ofth-rc deaths. all ~ The Name
Sth Reg. Which have not seen in the
Democrat Chris,cPser Lovejoy. LYMAN
Lovqoy. father ard son. Of ehronie dhr-
Thga- Before ;heir euiis,neut they we're
Tor a long iin' in The employ q u n. W.
Abbou. AZ sii Zirron.
Iosh1-. =. smith. co. G.. son e Tboma.
>un''f 81 Ne-ry. kHlod nav - IN one Of
To battles q n, Red river operations.
Wm. VI. Sevrrv. ~ou.idc,i IN the thigh a,
Pleasant lIil. o. the Maine s0th. IA. ju.,
arrived ~ has home N Dixfed
Rev. Mr.. Elliott 81 Ruunfori. performed
thc funeral services % Charles A. Knapr.
AZ Pa, Rumiord On Sunday last. 20 la-re
concrcrsiion- liis remarks wrre listened
% 9TH rr~at attention. Tie administered
some rcbukcs 90 the spirit lurking IN OF,
midst that would have the f,iher, anl moth
- % iho.c Allied IN scr,ics q thcir coun-
Try. think they died in ~icked. uniu.t
fanaticAl ard niger ~ar. Tie "a. assi.tel
b. Rev. NJ. Truc q he Ruuford Cirruit
Your. IirNrY ". PAX
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

The Boston paPers say that Messr.
FFankhu ". and B = Smhh. Of Boston.
naval contractors. have bccu arrested and
committed 70 fort Warrcn. chsrrcd -ish
deiraoding the governmeut TIE Po.f
says hat PARTIES m tie NAVY lard wcrs
Acrss'oBed O. inform then When a-t..l,.
would probably be needed. 80 that th-v
~ere able % 80 obtain confrol oi tie NAP
1t a. 90 obtain large advanr. on ,bo
oosi; and have made larr, SAN. hy the
means. One q thc parties. alisgcd ~ the
Pot 90 have been 90 coliu.ion 18th th.
Messrs. Snth Ia these transaetioas. Ia.
sued thai paper for libel. lay ing ths dana
ges az S2s.Vrl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

C"EEncuoN. SuPPosing cur informant,
acted IN good faith. ~o rsbii.hcd at -eek
the statement thai the 81. Bennett Mills al
Moray had been rurehAscd by q. &. San
dcrsou. ~ho ne think instigstci tle writ
ing ~ he letter 70 %. Il srpeAr- that the
siaiemcnt Vas not true. snj HAT Mr. :
has managed q obtain little notorieiy ty
having hcca ,mPioyci 20 transact sonc q
the business Cor the real pnrchascr.
Mr.. g.. 2. ETans q Norway vas the par.
chaser. aud the deeds have this week been
Pot on recorl in rs name. Tie informs us
that u j. ~ PuTose % make sonc sddi-
tions 10 thc zaills. All has IN virw ultimate
II other improvements on ih,r privilerv.
Mr. Evans Is a youns u,ccsa-ic Of that
village. ~to has htely patented plane.
Which - sstracting considerable attention
Bs sIruPic and readily adjusted aitach1aent.
The same plane nav BE- made 90 smooth
ciiher a concAre o. c0uyvN surfacc. and
graduated % a circle q AM diameter. re
has sold an interest IN tbs invcaiioa for q
hAndsenic sen. ~hich. a. ~ill be SEGA above.
be - Investing IN RAJ estate la has o-n
village. Il Is a pleasure 90 record the 500
ccss Of such men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24
vallandighau.

Hrs rotoriocs TRAITOR Who several uiortLs
sinoe -as tired bv court martial and senf
South among his friends IN JcH Dasi.' A..
lcged dominions. has turned up ia Ohio.
and va vsrniy greeted bv 81. brother
traitors IN the 20 called democracv. and =
again making sPcs,hcs against ;be Govern.
meHt and IN support OF The rebellion
Since has returu BE- IA bern el~-sed a del
egaie 90 the democratic Conveutiou a. Chi
cago. THIS Is a. IL should -. like Priest
Ike people" TIE copp~rheal. not only h,
Ono. but al over The country. undertook
90 make 4 martyr q this miserable william
afer BE- was sent OF. bot e uss csp,f.l
poorly invested. Ohio repadiated han bv
more than hundred tbousanG majority
he 80 su-h oontensptibie traitor fhst ,be
JET. DAVIS fools IN sccesbdosi drove him
81 irto the BRITISH Province. WV rot
nominate NaianIi chan Cor President Al a..
thicago tonveutions a. wouH make 4,
capital candidaie for traitors. We ps,
this question in earnest 10 The copperheals
WY no; tr0t oct tiis BeneIict Arnold
this eubotimcns q INTENSIFIED treason :
Bot % another point-Shoud the govern.
u1eui re- arrest him. We voold hsve th,t
aef-end on circunstances. u D. defanfir
preachc' treason. or atters sentiment. tres-
sonahle az those confined ir a.. f,-re,
sPeeehes vhich ied 70 hi. a-r.s, ,b., u,
BIN be o. taken care o. and next ti-.s 49,,
him vhere D. I'll d" siay put III. 80
pie sustained Gen. Burnside ara tte "A.
min'strafion in che course v.ih varsnF-.
ham before and they al do it again srder
Ike cirra-nftan -cs. IfLts traitor t-ctf-r-
in Ohio or am other STATE rant % man
guraio oird war on BIZ Account iet thcm
Try % and sc sho siii '' hang ,he Do -b,.,-
'n tbs end. Treasou norib uia.. al all
b. put aoEn- The aafbority q the ro,.r..
u'rnt must everywhere bc respected ADD
ihe day - not far distant whsn Yausndir.
ham hnd Ell BE- trcssoaa5is oo-laborers uiII
bod that haitors scre made for traitor. a..
vel IS other criminals.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

NEE Cons Rev. Mr.. Ven tres. vhiie
aiie-sdIng the meetings Al PhilAdelphiA. -as
coinage 81 cents Thsy ar composed u
copper and Tan. and do mo- differ IN appear
ancc from The nicksl cent. excrpt m color
and Thickness Mr. Weeks has shosn a.
one Of the t-o eeni pieces- il Is q The
sane competition a. thc ncu ccut. and ~
ocursc ts'oe t. size. mAking a ven neat
com Ca one side - tbe Denomination -
cents enclosed in a ~rrath. encircied b.
the wor'is. - Unnrd States a America =
Ga The Other a shicid. inscribed With H.
legend bel We trust in God
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

lhe Pres diTiays ~i,i great apparent
a'i'ni'haient the ia-i thaf fal-bl5~a ro.e
ha4 Been placked from on appie-tre,. 90
h'n,i \ ~ seasons s,1-c. ue discover.
., Sob '' rhcuomera.~ on a. appis-tree.
an .y i's silc bli tLaf subsc4.ently Of
ered 'n vEter Tb-y SER .inriy man
u'ofl blossoms th7agh ticy vero oftte sire
hnd had fhe arIfarance 81 ro-es. W have
since learned ftai che occurresec va o.
o. means arc1umen. ard thar ocrt.,oaaU,
trees are seen uith large number. q sch
fouers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24
The Baltimore Platform.

The Platfrrn adopted BY the union party
Al Baltimore. GOMEZ NJ squarrly 20 the iiv-
ing. breathing sentiments q the loyal yco-
RE Of tn cOsntry. snl j. bat The re-ecl.o of
the coastituensso 81 she delegates WHICH com-
posed that conscntion Had the men com
posing that rrea; gstheriag. Altered. had
they Undertaken 20 patch up a compromise.
done that democratic NSiional conventions
for the last forty wears have been in tb-
habit 81 doing. welded to the demands Of
the slave oii=s-cAs the people woald have
rePodiAted their action IN unniistaksble
terms and taken the matter into their own
hands Tie loyAl Peopls svcry where have
become IN earnest The terrible rcalitics
Of this atrecioss war. ~agcd b. traitors
have made thern 80. Whea thy vote hey
not only are Determined 70 vote against
treason. bot the barbarous Institution that
has created AM fostcrei a. The frsi Re-
olution pledges 20 the government the SUP
POri Of The people in ''queling BY force
the rebellion an in bringing 20 oondirn
PuEishmeat the rebels and traitors Arraycd
against H. The second demands The un-
conditional surrender Of the rebels a. the
only terms Of Peaoc. The third declares
squArely against slavery. approves the eunan-
eiPation Proclamation and avors an amend
ment 70 the Constitution " which shall ter
inmate and forever Prohibii the existence
Of slavery within The limits Or Jurisdiction
Of The United States The fourth pas. an
siOQueut tribu;e &C rrspect Ito the brave
soldiers and sailors Of the army and Nav.
Who have Periled their lives in the defense
81 their country and % those ~ho have fai-
len IN It's defense - The 9Th contains an
approval % the adminisiration % President
Lincoln. TIE SIXTH declares e harmony IN
the National councils essential % the zen.
eral welfare and ihaf those who 10 not cor
daily endorse The platform un~ortiv 81
confidence or trust. Tbs seventh resolves
that 90 the Government owes % az men en-
Ployed in is armies ful rrotection q the
laws 81 war. Thc eighth iu,i,cs emicra-
ton % our shores from forcign lands The
ninth avors the speedy construction OF the
pledges the national aiih 70 the rc,scur-
ton Of The public debt The eleventh
engneiates IN anequivocAl terms The '.Mon-
re doctriue. that no monarchial form %
government vii Dc tolerated on the West
en- eontInent 70 the overthrov q rcpubli-
CA Insiituiions- Sach j. a brief synops5.
Of the platform Which the ioyal peo-
PIE Of the country vii be called upon 20
suPPor1 Ia The ensuing PRESIDENTIAL contest.
We deem Il entire snd oonpie,e. We
would not strike oct o. aid a SINGLE plank
Standing upon this platform a. the basi. Of
car national faith. ILNCoIN a JoHN-oN
vii be excited by a majority Which = in as
tonish the whole World and make as 10 facs
~ha' ne have lous Proiessed IN theory. =
free people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

\ TINuY PIcrvKE Home on a fur
lough, is TIE iiile q picture Tor TIE times
jasi issued. that cannot fail 70 touch the
heart Of ever person ~ho las an interest IN
our soldiers. The engraving I. b. Johu
Sartain. ,kilifuliy executed. and Duplicate
plate = in preparation which I'll insure
good impressions for al % The subscribers.
Ia represents sehicr Just returned RON
The ~sr lie las reached thc ola farm
house. ard wifc. children. rrandrnothcr asl
grandiatber. have al come out 20 meet hi-,.
The gro1p . harry ere. The ~hole York
. gcn. worthy a plare in sny p,rlor.
Every family that f-els an interest IN the
brave and sufcring soldiers. shcula pos-
sess % Hone on furiouch.-
The agent for this splendid enrravinr
vi Be- IN town for fc~ days. ard - con-
mend hiu 20 the courtesy and patronage Of
our citizens.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

Tie Atlantic MSuthly Tor Iuly Is he
opening numbcr Of ncw volasne. AM La.
the ioiiowiug let q contributors.
The Wiie's story. by the Author of..L.ii.
N the lrou Nils = PoliBgcne.i,. by Hen
y W LongieliO~; Glory ing in tLs Goad.
BY Cad Hamiliou Saa1i. ~ Ralph Waldo
h@ers0a' The ketgrR 81 tLe Bird. bv
W iiiAs. Cullen B-Ant. Wet weAiher
Work. by Donald e. MiteheH: Mexico b.
L. Reynolds The Rim-PArt M. Conels.
sion. By HArTisi =. Prescott. Waichisr
"a horsebaek into Oregon. by Ftz Hsrh
i-1iio~ lce period ia America. by I-sui.
AgAssit; iiouse and Hoass Papcr.. b. Ha,-
''et Beecher STOVE Hawthorne. br olive,
wendell Hoi-nes 4 scene from tbe p,lI,-
yer Romance. b. Naihanicl Hs-tho-pe
10 memory 81 =. W All 4. ". hv ol,,.,
"en4eli Hoiaes Currrncy. b. George :
l-aee' Aeyerbccr. by Francis Wii,m.
TIE MAY Campaign "a Virginia. b. .-Carl.-
Ton kesscss and Literary Notices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24
Oxford County Union Con-
yention.

TIE eiaa-as al o<fosS Co--sy ~ho are $1,000
dttroa.ts lsysi % the goxeian~uf q The Unite-l
States ssd ~ho ssppoft The Nsfioa.i ~-d STATE
sda.taistr-is.as. sad % - she suPpressses
- The r-bsiiiea. SD ~ho resolved - spare -
end-evor unsiatain Nsfioasl Isias, hofk -
priscip- sd tcrrtt.sfi.i h.sadsry. 1ad ~hs ssa-
psthi-~ - ouF hFsvr soldiers fhe sid. sre
iusied ~ seaa d~t-g.a-s % C>as~stsea o. 10
hsLa a. he Cssrt Hose. P4rir Htu.
On Friday. the first dsy q Julv. Isss.
Al IN o'elck, A ". S. The purpose q sossi 49,
tag csucttuie- g. he state >~aate. Sh~ria
Cesuts AuoSa-y. krsssisf 81 Pr--h.ts. Cosat,
CsaaHni-riousf 80 Ceanis Tr-.---~F. a. - ssp-
ro.trc b, tie Jasaa 81 O~fort No--tN a
ths as>a -t-ts c-ctres- Aisa o. tr-a--ct ..y "a
= AS''se-s tA-i @ay P=aPeriy o.as hsiors tAs
C1oseafisn.
t-ch to~a sd phsntatssa !. eatittrd a. $3.50 60
,elsgatr, 49, adeltsousl d-i-g.fe ~ eser, fs.r
hsasire-i t.h~es-suts 6-cft-- 81 eser tee 49,
cFeo eaii''ss tS~a % "a .diuisual o-i~gsts.
w. W BoLsrNG
Josss GNENSE.
JAnNsM CLsNK.
OEEs FosrNE
JssfAn =. HoRRs
EsocH Va MooosUsT.
II. p CLAM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

LrrUr- Goa. BooTHHH. The Portland
ADVERTISE lately. 90 maze a point against
the ciiy government. charged that the az.
tho-iti-s Intentionally -eslectcd . shs~
prOPsr rcsPect and atientioa on the arrival
IN thai citv. of the remains Of Lieat Col
Boothbs. b~oanse that ofEcer ~As a deao-
craf. The Portland papers LAvc svccc..-
fully explained aHy spPArent neglect. froa
the diisc1ity 81 AscerSAi in ins exactly ~A~a
The eorpsc ~ouii arrive They have not
stated. however. Mat ~Es the h-t. IA,
L'eut.-Col- r. -ss an ardent r. pub ban.
IN the campaign q ls6o. IN cuosp-ny ui,A
Hon- T. W. woodbury. b. spose ., apab-
lie meeting At -. PA-is. ~here b. vas
E8osi warmly received. and b. testified hs
adsr'ioa 70 that ps.r;y At Other pl.oo. d.
Ting The canPai sn. Tse Adverfiscr miebs
have been a"src 81 tbe~e facts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

>orrH 90 rHE jaws The transfer ~
The arrny - the Potorsa 20 the southerlv
s'te - The JAMS. = 80 iudicious \ move.
mcni. that it can Pei rcgsr'ie,l onlv nth
entire saiisfacticn. This lournaI IA. 80
unIforsaly asd rrTeaiosly urresi rse aJops-
ion q The route CA tn rosth 80. 81 th.
James. a. ccI family thc bcst. and prohahl,
ihe only practicabls Aggressive avenue 20
kiea-nond. that its Prcscnt occupafion ..
most cheering g. -. a. The auEury 81
fetu-c ssoocss. In December Of last rear.
ard n January Of this year. aH.i on ruany
ssh.scq Irnt occasions. this vic~ -as "a
planned by reasons uhich % ~iI rot again
D. ncccssary o. rcpcaf. A fortnisbt SINCE
-ociorv th. affair ,ouih q The Panusk...
-iren the tuilianc, 81 the rrcccdirr ~
r-ravros had rat con hdcncs to The uosio,
thai kichtnoni night b. seired a. once b,
q cerD 10 -atH from The northeast. ali,
journal stated its couYiction th AZ the u-o.
pr routes % kichuoud ia the order %.
toer advantage. vcrc frst the Que from
bcrmuda Landing ou iie soufh sile Of ths
james nsNf. thai from Harrtson's LID.
iug 90 the nrrth sias Of the Jam... nett
THAI from Waite Hose on The Pa-uunl.y
These oplnuons arr rcsicue,l. l.stitm.v \.
surmised thai q parlonabis iuspul.s % ss..
tAan 10 courage snf The splrIt. % a..
people. - All thar leaas ~ o. adso~at. ID.
nc~ change 90 miiitary ba.-. Th,- move
meat - not the d~-~iey r,sorf ofa defeated
general. bui ihe dlspositiou q skHfsl sBd
Judicioas sirstsry
Ihc cScrosion 81 tis rev nlovsnsst ~.
no less brIiii.ni than surccssfsI Fo.r
tirnrs now. Ia 81 hrsf y irrinia sa.rr.Sru
has great army teen cody ard aeEi.rrst-
iy uaarrhed across tLs right aank 81 o.
one'ny s'Fcag AL .iE,lAai. ~ Co "a. fr,,
to exhibitions. IA msn,susr. par,ook =
ihe charscter 81 psrsuit. frou de timely
inierT'ositson q The snemy's prescno. ~
irout 81 or adsaBce. Ga the last tuo. A.
ieasi. its eKecutias las been 30 s-ih sn4
cnergciic - ~ eisiu, thc merit - ~
Prl-e. That ths colsaan on ti.e usrrh IA.
not hecn aftacksd b. sIthsr Of 49,. t,,o
cases % not huie noteworthy. Its -1de
deioar. 90 renarkahlc ocisriiy. ani "A.
perfect lsbricity. a. q mechanism. IN Al
parts and details Of its movement. I'll Sur
nish some explanation 81 "a. s8cccss. ADD
perhaps she oosious ini,riority IN eonds,on
add strength ~ tbs enemy IN oTen s.li
nay a-co1ni Or BE- siusEishns.- a. sfts-k
and thvart ID. lu tIfher cvsui. tIs bo'd srd
ssiifal gcneralship ofGrnnf has been mad.
tborougi. u manifest
Tee seconsi move IN iroIt 81 Rirhmo,3
al soon BE- undertaken b. ths Nafion,I
Army strong a. ever on nurnler, srs a.
aamirhble In spirt Sir veteran corn.
threaten che iong Larassad capital f-o-
ne~ All Comparatively untried quausr
"iih ia''h in a. caase and che Amy. lst
us await ihs labelling Of events
.iruy All Navy Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

Inr Angrrrtrs ctsrao,r~. Tti.e,.e
h'' Been made tbe suti,ct q q .peci,i in-
Iairy b. toncrcss. A message ~om~v,i.
''''i o. 90 senate shows that Ar-.snes
'aPisred - slaves in fhe expedition a.
va DC o'lr'ai duty. tlt instead 81 s,--,.-
dering 'hem to tte goseuor-Ger--,i 4.
'oid portion % tieu. aaI acooan.ei f,-
ihen by reportins fhat hey die1 ~ snail
poS. ard their bodies had be, ts-rct
ard brilci curste % aftcstt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

IirHHoN AcsDENY. The present terra
~ ili' insiFtHiioh j. larger than AIRY summer
scssion has ever been. ioriv student.
Lelng ia ATTENDANCE.
Mr Hcrnck. &c earn 3. supplying ibs
paiPf Il The Baptist church. 90 Hebron. Ter
The present. preaching once each >abbath
Ibe ahcrnoon - devoted % SabLaiL Ssb.ol
sHerclscs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

A siaS. 4 gentleman % oar args,i--
tsnce ssys ihnt o. riosquito wears. A.. nd.
uaiiy distinyuisbed ~ iarrs erop. a. corn.
lfttii b. true. desle-s had better hr-rr ff..
cd siock 81 therr bands. Com hss cold
'h'' 'ea-on ~ sisD pr busbel.-a prios
~ believe. Unprecedented in this rerioa
10 % nou on a. fail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

CAUCUS The Union voters o. Par.
are requested % meet a. the To~n Hou.e
o. saturday, June 18th. a. o'clork. Z
~ % choose del' gates % attend the STATE.
'ongrrss ionai, and County Conyentions.
O. b. bid ih~ ensuing w~ek.
Also % transact aav other business th,s
may come bciore DE- a. .,fipg
Per order a Tovu Com.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

NJ Marble Informed us Saturday pivb,
That be- po~ier mil 80 boarded ana shin
gied. and only repaired sou,~ r~pair, o. the
curb. inside. 90 b. in condition 90 resurne
or~niious u - suggested fha, NJ. Mar.
b. g. TOO '' gritty a man % engage +. th.
rnsn1fneture - explosive s1bs.ance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-06-24

A contemporary slsiscs farmer. 70 .o-
large crop Of fsrnips fbe rreseas 1850, b.
eau'e hay isso higb. VIII tle ca.s b. i'm
proved -h..e beiP ean Larliy b. obtained
% secure The ibundani hay crop BY taking
81 tbc mcn % weed tgrnips>