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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-01-15

Ey The adison Journal feared that
there would be no quorum of he State
Legislature present at the commencement
Of the session As but few Of the certificates
Of member had been received at the Secs
retary Of States office
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-01-15

IT fhe Irish girls OF Colurnhu Ohio
have contributed quite SUN Of money for
a FALLAHrICHaM fund.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-01-15

PEEsosAL-Capt GOODWIN and four
u ave Of hi. company ars in town.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-01-15

EE The Legislature convened at Mad.
;soa last Wednesdar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

LE~tsToS DAuN JoVESsL. The pub
fishers have issucd Prospectus Or iSi5.
giving thc pub,ic assuranccs thaf nrrsngc-
menis are perfected vh n wtu make tLc
Daily Eveuing Jourusi not only erlal. bet
supcrior % that it has bccn during thc past
year Il will continuc fo give r. isii san
raary q al the eseuts 81 Interest io the I--o-
pc 81 this STATE. whether occurring 40 bone
or abroad. All "a does this Thoroughly and
vel. We a. not vel see how - could
sparc 80 daily sisits. hriasing a. 4 does
each evening. the ncss sosnc eight hcur,
later thsn The rnoruiuE PaPers gave Tie
u o'clo,k ednion D. fo-rar,ir,l ~ dc AZ.
ternoon traia. 90 a. 10 reach al stations GA
the Grand Truak hnc. thc sauc evening.
Terra, a. 90 Per year Or s2.oo for three
uonfhs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

Nicholas Tlonas q TIen Ne 49, a.
years 81 age. = th@ lssf su-visi-- -,.,,t.-
81 the convention vhich lowed AZ. .,-., 1.
tui'on o. Maine. [Bosfon JouruaL
The Constellation % Name ~as fsrynss
nearly City ycsrs ago. bai death hss no.,
dealt % hardly with She member of.hs
Convention a. the Journal indieates. a,
'hs County. tbe following u.eub~-s .. riu
1--we Josrh Tobin. then a Hartford
Peter G.. Virgin. Ramford. John Grover.
Bethel Hon. Peter q virgin vas ore Of
the Couuiiitee rho drafted fLe Address. snf
~e believe . thc oniyone living Of that
COMMITTEE. We uotioe qa.ts num.ter a.
names ofothrrs. belonging in di6errrtCosn
te'. ~ho are ZEE bale ana hearty usn.
lae vofe on accepting the Con.tifa.,o,
Ti' ga on tle lr-i Nou.lay of Drrcnlier.
1873. be'-esn niae sni ntbousand BAL
lois Fere east. Tlus Goantv cave tot.l
Of $50 Of sbich Izss -~rs fo- az. O..
siiilt.on. and - again.t. II. vo,, a t.
$3.50 rejected far ,-f.-.,,r..
Ai-anf BE- ta- 1n.y town thai voted a.,
the vote beng 3 yos, De- n9. Ba,kGsll u..
tle iargcst town lu che County. castlne 10
votes PARIS. gave I'D Bethel. e.. Nar.
way 81 Fvebsrg. 49, las Aulayer. "a
proportion not gate Hke those .ls~n On
morc recent eicci.cn tables
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30
Rnckf.la Nat,err


America Farrar. Esq.. DIED. FRIDAY eight.
hceeuseE 2ai. a. his re,iicucc IA Bsok-
Geld vilage
\ lose Meeting as hid. Saturday.
De-. esth. % So that us~a.urrs the ton
-cuid tai, q su - quota uadcr ths lass
csh Or troops IL vas voted e. rai.e f.e
thousand dollars. vhieh shoah b. plaoed
in thc hanis oi a committee. 18th instrac-
tions % procure che uien. a, speedily a. po.-
sibie. g. n. Prince, J D. Brant ani q.
ID Braibur,. -cr- srPoin,ci sail coa,unii-
tee
TIE foiio-inc rcsoisiiou, we're intro
ieoei By CaP, J T.. Bryani. al passed
unanimously.
Hie-eus.-The Portland and Oxford
Central Railroad Conrany hAss gi-n no.
toe. ilat thy e vin petition 70 the next
Legislation, Tor an ansniunen' % 90 ,harssr.
granting leave O. alter thc location % the
roal On some sections. ,nd 10 discoufinue sub
portions as shar b. determined by the con
current consent q H. stock -hoiders an4
bonl-hoi1rr. and.
Wircas.-we believe. thai the .aia
Company intend 20 remove The rolling stock
ard iron - The sal rad. and disoontinue
i aiiogcthsr. providing the L-gislaiarc
Grant thsir rcqucsi no- ihcrcforv.
Ro'oir-yi. That ~. tbc legal voters q
ths io.n % Buckseu IN tom meeting a.
scm, ed. most earnestly pray that the Leg.
r'iaiurc I'll no; grant the request q the
.atl Company. for the foIovins rvason,
asnong othcrs. Viz
Ftrsf.-The citircns % this tom have So
sistsd IN buiidinr .ad roAi. thereby incur
ING crcat pec4niary ios, % thsrn.cisss
Seuaf.-Ths rad las not hcretosor,
been Of a. much h,neft - IN to-n. a. TIE
c.tircus Lad reasoa % eSpcciis -ould b. .
1hiri.-Thc people. having been assorei
that he CouPany voeh IN saturc tesp the
road IN running order. have. ur.on ~ faith
90 sarh ss.uranrc. so invested money.
thar shouh ~ rosI te discouiinaca th-v
~ouh meet 18th grvai recuniiry loss ari.
Faarfi The road l. 80 doing r-ost.
ale business. a. Is sho-n ~ re issi annu.
81 rcPort % NJ Prrsilcn, and Sur-crintend.
cot - 'h- aid Coupany.
Eesal--i Tbs; Hoo Thomas Cha.e.
Scnai'r elect 20 the next Lsg,iafurr. D.
reIueste,i. AT T W Bo~na.. E.1 Rep
rrs~ntaiisc elect. BE- ias'rucied. . usc al
honorahic means % defeat The 40 scheuns
oi all Company. sud that a. The prop-r
tiaie. thcy present O. the I-sgisiatsr- cor,
~ these rrsolaiions
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

ANoNG MoKNo~s. Artsrmus Wari.
after - nights IN New York. has removed
las exhibits % Boston. where b. opened
Mondav evening. 81 The Mcloieon. The
Bosson Advertiser IN 10 notice 81 fhs
epeniag SAYS Thc gentieunaa Who !. the
cntrrtainmeut a. the Melo,icou this week
T. a ccn'edian Of the very frst rank.-ani
u Is in this character that be has ALREADY
achieved the success Of his ues institution.
nov established for single week among
~ here n Bostou lie ~ also baunori.t Of
rare origtnsluy AMI ineNhaustibie drolirry.
but The impression made b. his abundant
lokes aud unsxPectej par,s would D. con-
ParAisssly q E-iat oss a sbey oosse fr,sss
any other source or la asy other manner
than that vhioh charms ever body -bo listens
into nerrimtnt not 90 DC resisted. Everv
haiare. every gesture. every tone every
pause. goes 20 aake 40 the Whimsical fsn
Of the whe whole affair. Which cannot Dc
analyzed Or described. bet Which i ac.
knoTiedsed BY every Person "a the su-
diencc with shakins sides We shall %,
attemPt even 70 sketch he peculiar Graiarc.
Of The cniertsinucnt. bat shan leave oar
r-asiers 70 test Us merit Tor themselves
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

SATURDAY EvENING Pcsr. This rarer.
the '' oldest and best q the Wcsklies .
Commences a ne volume 18th the neu wear
Ths Publishers say they shall sparc 10 pans
20 oontiuue Is position A. a fr.t class liter
ary paper. ard vin fl r.. coiuuins 18th
choicc Iterafurc. iaciadinr s;orics. skrtei-rs.
poetry. ESSAYS. etc-. an everything ofa
character dosigaed 20 instrsct OF sms.e
A. A. indacemeut O. make uP elsh.. a
Wheeler Wi.son's Seving Machine d. o.
Tered on such terms a. o. be secu-~d A. a
very 'mal cost Terms, one copy. $50 .
to. s{.oo, eight. sl6 90. And one 10 get
ter Up q cisb twenty. al one % Estisr
up % olub. $500. Dcacon s. Pessrson.
PHILADELPHIA. PubIishcrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

IhrrrET 90 SavsNSsH. late dispatch
- from Gen sherman ssy hat having con-
Piete-l Investing the city. b. cent a .uu,-
mons 90 Hardee to surrender. Har,les re-
fascd. aging b. could and shoalI hoi4 t.s
city frePsraiions were made. bat on che
2ls'. . vas found ibai Har5ee. usIer COW
er q the rebel ganboai. had crossed The
river. after destr0y Nc some property. and
fei north.
Ihiriy-t-o Thousand bales 70 cotton -r-c
stored in The CITY. Which the rebel. 10 tbeir
haste reg icctei b. destroy. Tie to i-o,-
e.ad' we're sunk al al fie prope-f, tbev
co-.d not carry away 18th tLem "a. dos
iroyrd- -Four small steamers AID rs.-
boar. srre captured. vhich. ui,h ths cotton
Ar . ia-gc amount ~ rebel usnit.s-, -
war. form pan % TIE spoIs o. Sbera.n,.
vicforious army.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

DID III Stov. Nos 9Th. Thouas Farrinr-
ION. aged -. Mr. , - born IN Frve-
burg. but eariy removed @ sto~. where he
has pas'sd . very ae'iv- his. rviainias 81.
Posers IN very good 3c-ure. until b.. ssl-
den death oocasioned By disease OF The bart.
lie "a iorraos' IN every phiianihropic en-
ierPrise IN BIS vicinity. AM has lived sacL
a hie a. 90 endelr han in an una.,al degree
60 he people q his -hoic section.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

The people q South Pans are taking
steps % improve The cemetery near that ~
isSe. early IN The sPring. A Cqmmittee aP-
Poiuted ior The purpose, arr 90 procure tbe
material and PrcParc a ssitable fence 20 be
pa up ~hen the crouud settles. and arrAnge
ths details ola plan for ths general Improve
u,sni % ihs groanls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

BsD Buts- We have lately seen ia tbs
vicinity. several oountcririt -. on thc In
ION bsnh' B~-fan- The si-naia-,s are en-
eraVod. Also -. on the Eastern Bank.
Bangor .-Ernuine has a tinted hack. ID.
on TIE Eek Bank. IIarcrhll. To-. On the
Globe Bank. Boston. beside. some altered
b'lls. There . a very large arnours o. sps-
rious bills in rirculafion 'hroughoui thc
country. an The habit of taking al ibai i.
oaerrd. greatly facilitates Tie operatioos Of
ro-aes IN thi. line.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

CIT DowN. A. The Aic term % tie :
j Court. ne learn that Mr. Hammons.
surety for lawson e. Allen. -ho forfeited
his bail. On indiameu, for manslaushter.
had hearing before tb~ presiding Judge.
-or abatement ofthe P-asl sun Of TIE rccox-
nizancc- ia wss rePresented thai Alien bad
gone inio tie army and that siace existing
he had hcen convicted q iaTceny. and SEN
trncrd 20 The DRY Tortugss. - that The a.
lotment vas no iongcr avsilaLie The
Judge orlcrcd the 5ond 70 b. .bated one
haf. leaving Only the ssn % t-o hundred
Ard ss'y dollars TO Be pad One half Of
this amount has been pad into the Trea.u1,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

AZ The ioun meeting held on SaiurSisy.
The tow insruct~f ttc >-irrrrs-s - r--s IN
voiunieers sHtsci~ut 90 fil the q-oss - Sc
tovn.-~hich iu Other words was a vote 20
accrrt the uarn ALREADY mustered ia 10 orr
credit Tie 5000 IN the Trca,a-y. Ia
over from fhc lat oaii ~as srprvTriaied.
and a nc~ loan Authorized. % Sfe.O'.l. -
meet tn cost !; was also voted tLas tbe
town otaccrs pay tie fare % Auburn % s,,1h
Persons a. IN their opinion shoald ~ sal
en- from ihc ror' Thc to-n. near ~ lave
an immense advantage in this respect.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

he great >anifsy Pair 30 Bangor. clos.
ID >a'urisy evening T. has be.nar-,.t
'ee''- The JeHersouiaa SAYS. A
Thole column % Praises ofthe iss;.. of,t.
Sanitary Comuission. ID Ereeu,i,. g.
miiiee ~ renileren. art ,hc Et.ersrfr a.
or e'iifens and fhe.r fierIs abro,s -
'''i 20 BE- 80 eloquent g. the simple ra,.-
pen, ihai ihe proceeds of tbe Pair a-oant
@ over. tfs-a tiarsr,d E.T4-s-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

- Goodeno->indicte,i az the las, term.
Tor an assash upon ore Sio~. q Neur, d.
-as released on bal. tbs -eek. By to Jus
tees Of che fesoe. Messrs saith ard Po--
ers % New. uerc tieir sur,tie.
Geo n York as taken o. ne Reform
s-bool. last Friday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

We stated some time since thai u.eubers
az The Beard q Enrolineni intended % VS.
. tbs County. for the purpose % caaulinia-
enrolled men. The they desiru~d O. 60 4:
but tie matter vas not approved a. Head
quarters. ard tbas hiied It ~ouId ave
been q grcai advantage 90 the peopir.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

The I~~.ston Journal sa,s tie -Loie
amount q Internal Reveuue tar assc.s-I 20
the Androscoggin MIis since thc E1ri.c
la- ~eui INTO effect (iron sept. ]. Is--2.
90 De-. =. 1857 nonth.) t. sis. H..
p. The Co.'S TAX for Octotcr last ~.
s-3.oe6 lo anl ior November 49,. 7O.. s5.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

\ meteor 80 seen >aisrday night. in
several rlac~s 4 nan in Portland uas
s-rr o strsck near him Another in Pari..
SINKS q struck IN Lincoln 81. ard We ~
ano'her searchiug diligently f1r tbe ~
Sunday morning u "a. very brilliant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

Col Cyrus Hamiin. con a tLs Vice
iresdcnt. IA bcen promoted 10 tbe rark q
brgadier General Col Hamlin uas one
C III frst ofsoers ia a. afny % Offer ID.
services 20 couusuI -oio-eI troops
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

lac mortgage deed given fol se,are al.
honf-hoiders. of thc Atlantic a ~. Law
renre railroai. uas entered in OBJ, Re-istrv
TT Deeds in ths county 70 fars since
Ibcre A. aal1sd to BE- sl5s0 in Kev,nae
'iamps.---csen Of go carh. and TO of
80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

We are o. med 10 record tbe deafh Of
Aaron J West Of Li5sou. 81 his rr.,dcnoe
b. L'file Rave. on Monday morning. afer
a. Illness q four seeks 18Th tyrboid sever.
rIuarraL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

''c mra Ea9 are supposed % IL a., ~
' fAilers. scre arrested ia N~u
ii'.- i's-'fr' 4ues.lsy Thcy are BID for
'ieni.l'aiion Anofbcr vas arrested a.
Toronto. fic SAGE asr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

Ne Erhalst Bo-en. editor 81 the
iialiose'l Gazette. nov paymsrer .n che
in the army 10 vith ths srrclt,oa vti,b
rcceniiy lstForusss Mo,rlc sbler Con.
molore Porter srl C,rsra Rafler
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

TIE -absorpfions to the q :. s.8l Losn.
1scsdsy. aassrutcd % Sl.5aoss. Above
I've milions vcrc taken last werk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

4 d'.piieh 90 che New York C.--e-~i,l
sat' secretary Fesscn.lcn b. a ea.a.l,,. e..
"a freHel Mission. With good prospset -
succcss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

Ira basErrFr huG Ihe vote o. ths
l.srsrurt bi.l iu ths uouss 81 Eepre.eata-
'res. stood. yess. o. nays. 60 The
Aisine e,egnt.ou soi,.i 80 folioss Yea
'Aie-srs rise. Eiee. S~eu. Nny-Biaiac
81 .Ferham
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

Iuo r7.s from fh.srsri of o. ,iiv there
b. a sno- drlt orc ro.i, iang snd a,erss-
ng 81 iect h.gh TIE dr.hs kra haIfs
nile assag- fees deep.
rf.fur.frr frrrraf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

The elifor ~ ~ San Francisco Nc-,
Letter. Ia ei'ins parting salute 60 tAe
Ec' Dr Belio-, q Me- York. sad
90 Nay voc bio-. Bellows. suiii death r,sde-
j. stops sosr md. and nay no osrious
doctor after death. oui yoa open 70 see
-hcrc g. az cane Gom.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

AFrofNrurNr We learn thar : ?. Glib
500. Pa. q BcthsL has been appointed
Assisiant Ousrteruiaster. 18Th she rank 20
Captain He leh for washinrton. ia.t
~eek. % ente- upon the dstics ~ his o.F-r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

NrrrrANs. IN the town % Sweden
nincty-iour vote. we're cast Tor Lincoln 4
dohnson- Among these were The following
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

s. y. tnrHr. Dr. thc case STATE rs
'hafnlan. the jury readcred veri "a
Eai.fy Der SID ssrcr,ion.. Coe-i a.
io1rn-l fuany Tiars,iay evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

Hon. Tbomas A H.I of Bangor aged 10
years. died on tLs istb inst lie was one
- ihe eldest rcs ,ienfs 81 thst placo-a uasB
By y rcfpcltsd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

Ihe msch-abused iron-ciad Dictator sail-
81 from Ns- osk 70 ii.npton Roads. lass
reeE. and had very qaios and suco-..fai
passage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

HoErIHIE M,ss.cErs ~ J.rax Tie
Pans Gai.gnani says
We hat~ received. "a Holland. .
l,uer from Japan tlree days later thaa ths
ne~s already p4biished. l. has been A.
ready Published Il "a, been already
SEATED thai tb- Prince q N~raio. having
RECESSED o. pay ihc ar Indemnity Stipulated
in be treaty % p-s-r signed b. hirn. q
Jadgement % the criminal tribunal a
Heldo hal decided that bi, TO piacs,
sholii b. razed 90 ~ crosnd an BIS ser
wants pai 'o death We No. learn that
this 'iu-ul tr All sarg insry sentence "a.
approved ofby tie Mikad1 aai The T,coan
The .pirituai arc tempora severe r-s a
20 japan-aai that thc uauitsr a servant,
Aided ia execution 20 Is vas 80 men aai
-l5 soucn anl chlidrsn. The prince. on
learning doe facts "a deeply concerned
and sent 90 ihe capital 81. frss minister on
hosrd ihe Eng'ish corvette Bo-ussa. wLsch
-as placed o. his disposed ~ Vioe-Almiral
kerer. Tie minister. on arriving a.
Yello. va'iei on the rrpr,ssnis,.,es ~
Funoe. Eoziand HOLLAND. Amerir, .rg
Rsss'a. ard hesolrii iLem b. i1iercede 9Th
the 1gcooa in favor q the prince. 81.
master. 80 hai decided on ererrtirr Al
the provisions 81 the treaty an iu.mediaf.-
iy paving IL suns doe S1cL "a. he
sfaaiion 20 aHl.rs at tle 'isi date
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

ssedadfiers sl fad 'ie 30 r,..-s-t
w. rather emharra..irs rtuafl. s..
hel.t O. 81 oai oftie ooaatry -.ttss, .-.
an sfii more troublesome f8 com. t,-.
eHc,rt they &c across Tote.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30
Wsn prrsnrNrNr.
WNihington. 2aih. : Il N.


c,iy q Savannah. AM tho capturc ofiJO
hessy guns. plenty ~ snnmuns,ion. ard
Aboaf 20. $50 tal-s o. ootsoa. W oth~r
particulars s-e given.
An'ofbyial d-r,fch from Gen Fo.'rrts
"on- Grant. dated on tire 81. at o'ls.k
7. NJ. states that lie cfy 81 savanna "a.
occuPie'l By Gen. sherman on the moru.n-
81 tae 2i'i. and thai oa The prccc,liug aiicr-
neon s-'i night Hari-c ESCAPED 18th N,
man bo'iy 81 his infsntry and Iieli ar,illsrv.
fol.o-iuE np a. irvn-rizas aaI nav, ,,-t
lie cuumerafe. a. caPfuFvi SD pri.,,.r.
50 guns. iS locomotive, ~ good order
isoc lrge suPflg - Aaa.n anton .nd
uaateral - var. tLrec steancrs and $500
bales ~ coiton
Thc disPatcbc' 81 Gen. Sh-ruAn Aai
Gen. POSTER are A. follows
SsvsSNsu. Ga. Drc. ga I-sg To HIs
EFo,''-a-y Pc. Li-,,fa u bes o. prsscnt
yoa a. a Chrissaaas gifs The CITY Of Sa,annah
9Th 10 hss'y gyms. plenty % arn-nuaifio..
and aiso ai-ou; 25.0l0bslss 81 cotton.
(SigueI1
W. T >irrr''sN. Mai5r Generai
SfosHssr Soiio. Gaf~-. S1urn-.ii R,r~r. =
p NJ pr- 24i =. L.~,sf Scs. a. :.
Grurf AL NJ. r. %. HsH,-t.-I have
III honor 20 report that have iu,i rrturn-
ID from Geu. Shsruran'. h-adgua-s~r, IN
"a
II. -, - -, =
80. .
.t--.-..-.-i..-, -.
-A-t--rt.-.- -
- ,t...t.----- -,
ero.anr the river % ,be Io,., ,,,.,-,,
opro..,s a.. ca, n -.t..l -.
u~-. bis-n % AL a.. nav 49, -
All TIE rr.i o. ti~ ,if. 4. &C.,. - -
tam, $1,000 e,,,,-,. ,,.,,., "a - a..
po,~d.
All the. ..luahl. fr,.i,. 81 49,, Al.
ie.. sirsor,. h... b., ~. A,l.,,, IL.
won
opcneI oonmasiea,,o-. 18th u,.,-,-,-
er, TO-DAY. takin- m 49, TODD.
coali So. sr4 u,..ir. .,s.lr 49, -.
Ar-an-~meut. .rc a., d, -. a.. -t,-..t
ofau ob.,r.-to.,
tSl-r.sn a. -,
Mo- C.,.-,f
49,
5,.,,,-, 49, $500. - -
,,,.,.-..,... -. - -,
o., ILL., - - -, - -
ss.-,,, ~ ...h-l.... 80
,,s -. -. ,,,,,. a. ~ -
i91 Hoods poutoon c4aipsgc Va cap
tarvl. Hoods casalry abandoned most %
heir -agons ar Trans
NV Yors De- "A d, n,,,l.,.,
AL D.. Fac. ~,v,f., -. -
-ho.~ rs.ii.r In r.,,i.i,,, -. 80,
been rslH.hsi sro- 49, 60, -.
arrived .sf,,v a, p-o.,.,r, a., r.
Eo1ge. ~hieh Plac, ihsy IF GA The 9Th
ala 1Lry moved through Tie southern
portions % l-oaisiana. Mississippi. Alabama
anl Western Fior.,z. meeting 18Th Htts
oTposition and destroying largc qaant,ti-,
q rvhei army saPpl.cs. copying a nan-
her q ts-1s. tearing Up railruafsg bsrnIne
bridges. oaPiar,ng nauter % prisoners.
to saisable aaiis and infhliias i,a1cnso
damage on che enemy ErncraIy.
The oI-ratious oas.ed great coa,terna-
tioa- IAe sn'irs casaaiiies -cre 80 Ehi-
81. e'shi wounded AL Forty eaPturrd.
Rebel sseriilss eonfirse their dePrsda-
toes % plantation, aloug the Mr,i,,iprs
risrr. t-t have Yearly ceased frirs rrcn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

Ihe Legi'iaiuro meets ss Asgus-s. next
WclnesIsy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

A. estate has been entered in a. Enr
lA Froba.e ooar. oa -ii.b dbe govern
nlcrf iliv j. seserfr Sc tt.asand dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-30

fen. Siney rerhsm cane hou- as,
vc,s. fo sfert fls Carlsiuiss raeation. be
Ieturrs tls frst of the ~e.s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-26
rom GsovisviIie.

LOUISVILLE. November 25--The journal re
iteraies TIC statement that Heed occupies
wayueJ,oro, from which point he threatens both
Nashville aaid psducsh That portion of our
army confronting him is concentrated at Puls..
XII Paducah is being placed in = state of dc
Tense
Thanksgiving la accordance with the Presi.
dents proclamation. vas generally observed in
Louisville Stores were closed, and churches
well attended. The chef event OF the afternoon
Was the opening of the new street railway, under
the auspices of a New York company, with !
I Boyle, Of Louisville, as President, the run
ming OF whose cars attracted crowds OF citizens
Gen BOYLE treatc,lshe popalsce with conveyance
gratis along the route, and the cars were over
shemingly crowded
LOUISVILLE. November 25-About 80 of
Jesse's men were AZ Shclbyyille las, night, rob
bling stores. &c.
Jesse was at Ammonia ~ the same time plum
dering the people A federal force was sent on,
from Frankfort today to look after him.
Gen Bnrbridge with his command has arrived
al Cumberland Gap
An accidental fire AZ the State Peuitentiary
Frankfort. which destroyed property TO amount
of $4,000.
Rumors prevail here which If verified would be
contrabsnd that Hoods army was marching on
Pulaski on Wednesday with = force of 30 600
Hood will either fight at Columbia. or leaving
Columbia to the left march into East Tennes
see and join Breckenridge.
IL is possible that battle was fought at Co.
lumbia to-day.
A rebel Colonel uas killed in a skrmish yes.
terdsy.
A detachment of our cavalry pickets were
driven in within three miles OF Columbia, when
the rebels were repulsed by our infantry.
d. I[-Ir LAT x~tfE alr fro,
Pulaski and are supposed to be concentrated at
Columbia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-26
From Warrington \.

WASHINGTON, November 25.--The Republi-
can publishes a dispatch from Fortress Monroe
in the morning which says that the United States
transport steamers Atlantic and Blackstone have
arrived from Savannah, bringing Savannah and
Hilton Head dates the Dist.
The steamers brings l25 of our soldiers, VINO
have been prisoners of war st Andersonville and
elseS here.
Ii i learned by these arrivals that Beauregard
had issued proclamation, dated Cornth. Nov
IL, calling Oh the people OF Georgia 10 lay waste
aud destroy everything around Sherman, in bis
front. rear. add upon his flank, and announcing
that he would be with them.
When the steamers left Savannah the report
had Just reached there that Macon and Milidge
vile had been cap'urned and burned by Shcr
man
The government today received the follow
ing dispatch, dated City Point, November oath
There j. nething new or important this morning
except the arrival Of rebel deserters who report
the occuna'On Of Macon Nv the forces unde,
Sherman
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-26
from Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, November % The case of Mrs
Sarah Hutchins. who has been convicted by a
military commission of sending arms to Harry
Gilmore and sentenced to five years imprison
ment attracts much attention here and strong
effort is being made to procure a mitigation OF
her punishment. The loyal citizens of Baltimore
earnestly protest against any leniency being
shown to Mrs Hutchns, considering that the So
cisl position of the lady should not shield her
from the full measure Of responsibility. and con-
sidering her offense was of extendin. encourage
ment to such a public enemy. freebooter and
highwayman Gilmore
Il is a double ofense: an offence not only
against the State of Maryland, but a high crime
against the nation. meritng she most rigorous
punishment, such as will deter many Others OF
her station in this city and State. from like
offenSe. who seem to regard apprehensions OF
sympathy With public enemy a. an innocent
ns.fime