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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-02
The FIFTH MARYLAND.-A letter

THE FIFTH MARYLAND.-A letter
from the 9TH Md, by an officer of the Regi-
ment, to his wife, in this town, dated mile
from the front, at Petersburg, says the Divi-
sion to which the Regiment is attached, had
just been relieved by the Sd Division, from a
three days heat in front. The letter states
that the Regiment had suffered, but does
not name any who had been hurt, except
John Tuh, color bearer, who had lost his
right leg by shell.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-02

The CELEBRATToN.-The prepara-
tons for the celebration of the 4th instant
are going on finely The following speakers
are expected to be present on the occasion {:
Hon. A. B. sloanskcr, Amos Briggs, Esq,
and Philip H. Write, Esq, of Philadelphia !:
Joshua Marris, Esq, of Wilmington, and
William J. Jones, Esq, of Elkton. The
line will be formed at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
march through the principal streets, head by
the St. Georges Cornet Band, after which
they will proceed to Mr.. William McCul
lough's Grove, short distance East of the
town, where dinner will be served, and
several speeches appropriate to the occasion
will be delivered.
The day will be celebrated in our neigh
boring town of Newark by festival in the
afternoon, and speeches and fire works at
night, under the auspices of the Newark
Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-02

bE- The attention Of Farmers is directed
to the advertisement Of Baugh l. Sons, man
ufacturers Of the celebrated ''Iaaw. Bono
Super Phosphate Of Lime" TO be found
cl-c ~herc in 70 dav's Issue,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-02

\ARREsTED.-Provost Marshal, Capt.
John Bennett arrested at Chesapeake City,
on Thursday last, by order Of Col. Wilmer,
James Bidwell a desertcr from the 9Th Md.
Reg, and John Miburn, drafted man
from, Delaware,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-02

The ArLANrIc.-This favorite Magazine,
always nonpareil, is superior for the month
Of July. 1t contains two poems from those
princes of American poets, Longfellow and
Bryant, and great variety of interesting
and valuable reading from the ablest writers.
Price, So year. Ticknor Fields, Boston.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-02
ASTRAY.

TAME to the premises of the subscriber.
" near Iion, Cecil county, Md, RED
STEER, about 2 years cd. The owner IL
requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take him away, or be will
be sold according to law.
CORNELIUS D. GCUDNOW,
July 2, lS64-3ws
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-02
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

RY virtue OF writ of Fisri Facias, issued
- by William H. Pearce, Esq, one OF the
Justices of the Peace of the State of Mary
land, in and for Cecil county, at the suit of
Mark Manlove, against the goods and chat
ties, lands and tenements Of Jacob p. Boyer
and Mary X. Boyer, to me directed, l have
seized and taken in execution all the right,
title, claim; interest and estate. at law and
in equity, Of the said Mary K. Boyer, in aud
to all her interest in the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-02
Dwelling House and Lot Of Land,

situated in tho village of Fredericktown,
Cecil county, Maryland, known as the Dill
hunt property and l hereby give notice,
that on
SATURDAY, Tie 23rd day Of July, 1864,
at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon, on the premises,
will offer for sale the said property, SO
seized and taken in execution, by Public
Auction, to the highest bidder for cash.
GEORGE W. TAYLOR,
Cccltop, Jul! ., lS64-ts. Constable.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-02
MANURES MANURESi
FARMERS PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,
That Tasker & Clark,s

SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
one OF the BEST FERTILIZERS now in the mar
kct, is Manufactured from unburnt Bonos,
PERUVIAN Guam" and other valuable Ingre-
dients; thus furnishing for GRASS or GRAM,
most efficient and reliable manure,
PRICE in Bbls. So per ton, Of 1000 Lbs.
in Bags, $54 "
OUR MEAT AND BONE COMPOST,
made from refuse Meat and Bone from tho
slaughter House, is well adapted to promote tho
growth of Conn, PorAroEs, TURNIPs, DC, &c,
PRICE S35 per ton, in Bbls.
HAIR MANUEL cheap and strong Fertili-
Ger for the Roor CRoPs
PRICE $25 per ton, in Bbls.
Call on or address
TASKER 4 CLARK,
S. W, Cor. 9Th Washington streets,
July 2, l964-4m. PuILApELpHIA.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-02
STATE OF MARYLAND,
Adjutant Generals Office,
General Headquarters,


Annapolis, June 29th, 1854.
General Orders, No D.
In accordance with General Orders, No.
IA, published June s,h, giving the Quotas
OF the several Counties for the Two Thou
sand Militia, for 100 days service, and also
General Orders. No. 10, published June q
ordering Draft of the First Congressional
District to be made on this day for Cecil
County. The said Draft having been made
this day, the following is the OFFICIAL
announcement to the persons drafted with
their residences at the lime of the Enroll.
ment in 1862. They are hereby ordered to
report at camp bradford, in person, or by
substitute, ON or before the Sth day OF July
The only causes of Exemption recognized
as allowed TO those Drafted are ACTUAL
PHYSICAL DISABILITY tor the service
required, and OVER AGE.
A Board, composed Of three of the Staff
Officers, will be in session daily from 10 A.
NJ. until 3 o clock P. NJ, at the Baltimore
Heud Quarters. 2o3 w. Baltimore Street,
until the Sth day of July, to hear and deter.
mine on applications for Exemption. All
persans claiming Exemption must appear
in PERSON before the Board.
CECIL COUNTY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-02

: \SNAPs.-No; the kind, however, that
are kept corked up in big bellied bottles y
at ten cents q glass, but warm and cold
snaps have been very prevalent and severe
within the last fortnight. On last Saturday,
Sunday and Monday the hot "snaps" were
intense, and erery one was seeking for shelter
from the heat, but found it not The Their
mometer reached 90 in comparatively
cool place. On Monday night the cold snap
came, and poor human nature was called
again to endure sudden fall of the mercury
of about 400.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-02
FOR SALE.

A FARM Of 20 Acres, one mile west
"A Of Elkton, at the Junction Of tho North
Terms easy. Apply to W.P. EWING,
feb .7.n. Elkton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-07-02

TM SALE.--Ar eBcsllcnt Tot Of Nep
! Chestnut post, W4 MccLYLLAND. j..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23


nEsR DrNoCnkr Pleas insert thc fol-
lo-ing rich incident. that TOOK place ~ oor
gooa tom % Lowell on election iay
"a The morning 20 election a crriain 49,
tive and quite a vel meaning sounr Cop
PcrheAd. probably PCT up 20 tby some
oldsr +" Cop tackled up ~. hcr.e. SHED a
sax Of tn 90 sTr.rfsrr~ and posted O. a ~
tam mans house ahout one mile from, h,r,e
and called OFT an oldish gentleman repatel
CD Ike an occa.ionai rl,s.. vbo had ai-a,.
through darkuess ard storm gone tbc
90 E'~-o.raf,r h-t,f.- but ~ho. Il hai been
rumorvd. intended this year 70 vote the
I Nor.
Young Coppcrheai having arrived At
The hoss- 81 the ola rcn, thss cc-nmenccd /.
Il" Mr.. vont you take little uhi,key tins
morning >ays the oid man. e I r1.ay
dont care Il I do - " Cop yrcdaccd
has bottle and the OH gent. took a glAs.-
90 Cop. now sAys. ~aai yoa 70 pull uy
beans tbs vesk wont you take anosher
drop o. rrlay I 4ont earr al DO. and
b. smptiei his "a glass 9TH much su.to.
90 Cop no. saTs. " arr yoa gong 10 tom
meeting T. daYs- "Ncs. aa.- well. I
car carry you. coue, rig n. And ~ ~ BE-
a :" and la due tims a Ihsy Start. bus IA.
sicAd q gong direct 70 the meeting. hc
tales him about thrcc mils. out Of DE d.
ret course and land. h,aa a. e. Goor,,-'s-
~herr they Keep thc croaf,.rs and uanufae.
tuTv coPPcrbeais- Having arrived here b.
hii' boisie Tor himself and oar for The GA
gcnt- % take house nth him. when tLsy
cane in sighi - ne town House. thinking
thc Odd sent must. ~ this tiase. u Al-ou,
rght 90 corzE.encV upon D. began thu..
" lio~ &C yoa gong o. vote uBclss- ..Di.
r'l1usy. 'ays the OH man. q. Z - RI
~ AsFuil'ola f,oirf bas 81 go 80. ~,
a. r's- and he entered The to-n Hos.r.
took vote ir0u yosr corrcspondes, Cor
Gov Couy add PLACED u in ths balIo,-l.ou
Dont yoa think Mr. Dcu,ocrat. tLai ,osac
H'aH mace poor h4rgaIs fifP I do.
III
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
copperhead Brag.

The receni election in Name. Las blo~n
TO the winds the brag q the copperheads.
that McCiellAn & Pendleton are O. D. eIec-
ted e A. Maine goc.. - goss The Uaios.. r.
The question Is settled. More than tbs.
the nominees Of the Chicago ConVcntiou Ar
losing gr0und every day. Tie more the.r
trcAsonable Platform Is stadied And rcad.
the more meu Of loyal Procli,itiss AM scn-
tlnents arr leAving them 70 ralis under he
old flag Of the Hnion. The old saving j.
% every dog has has day. 50 the COPPER
beads, previous 90 eVery eviction lave their
day Tor Dragging. telling What great thiags
they shall do; bUt When election comes. az
tbeEt boAsiing Vaai.hes IN tkin AR. Iva
sAid - comprehend eircles beiorc sIecsiou
thai ifCons did not 81 sscr, than Tea tboas-
and aAj0rSty. he State woull ~ iOr No
ClelAn- Not -. Lincoln a johnson " AZ
oArry Name b. norc than t-entF-sp,
thousand majority. Marx that fMcCIcI-
Ian had any Popularity IN Maine. ths sop
port o. she rabid oopPcrhcsds ~ouid Ill
him- The people arr not fools. Whcn
they So mea thes kaoir az fr1sfors. 6sht-
ing for a candidate. they very eel under
stand What that candidate must be-. ~ ma
ter What arr las proicssions I.ike PRIEST.
Ike people The masses are boaess aad
patriotic. only give thea tb~ hight ana they
val cone riglt- CopPcrbcad brag. Las a.
ro-as had lis dAV. Tbe people unierstand
a. Issy are loAsing the oompAny Of sLs
CAicAgo traitors and raliyiag for The unios
and ~hen tbe votes of N0vcml--r c,s...
along. Ike The ''oid Hero. they al At The
polls dcolarc, The '' Jnion msst I'D shall
be pres~rvcd-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
ssprene Jadieial cOurt.---sept Tern.

supreme Jadieial conrt.---Sept Tern.
The Sepseu.ber tern sor ONfori County
oOnmcsccd on TUESDAY q this ~csk.-
Jodge BsERoSs. rrs-cnt Tb- foIis-ing
jurors arr IN ATTENDANT
Ffnsr P,~u.
Bro~n6eld. seth la. Fars@au.
Rsthel. Jonaihan Abbott.
Paris. Ira Bsrficfi. Jr
Waterford. John y BAKER
Hebron. Tristrann q. Rickncu
Porte. George =. Blake
Para. Jonas Bisbrr
Csnton. Ephraiu Childs. Jr
Woodstock. Alonzo Felt
Grocuwocd. Isaac Flint
kunnford. JOSIAH r. Hall
backhcld. krecman Hollis.
SECOND rsNu
Norway. Henry e Reed. Forczas.
Sweden. Ira Jcwctt.
denmark. Max l.. Jordan.
Hiram. John 4. Nasoo
Andover. Lambert 4. Ne~ton.
sumner. Francis = Robinson.
Alhany. Lewis N swan.
Dixfcld. Thomas b stone.
McNico. Peter Task
Pcru. NillIAaa a. Malkcr.
FryeburE. Charles W Waterhogse.
Oxford. seth Fauncc
SsPaaEr.srarios.
Beihci. u n. Grover
Stonehau. Samuel p Rand
Norway. Claodius A. Moves.
Lowell. Jas = Haiohias.
Fsrs, day. Ahcr emrsnalling juries. the
consinucd docket. nauIbcrlng 81 actions.
~as eailed- No case beng ready Tor trial.
Court adiourned 70 Wednesday morning.
Soroaf day On motion of 4. J. Brid--
ham. A ;. Kinhan 81 Waterford -. al
mited % practice a. counsellor ard aftor-
nsv az h~ IN al ths co8rts Of the State
No. 2S7. john L,nch 81 81 ~ John :.
McFhcters. THIS - an action % assuuupsit
brOurht o. recover damages ~hich Piss
ailrgc they sustained b. Def. leaving their
e'nPloy after working throegh the ~intsr.
be having engaged 90 work flr them one
year. As ganEman IN the steam sa--nill At
Bcthei.
The Def obtained leave 70 GO TO has
bone IN Orono 90 attend the funeral % q
sisier. Who vas not dead. bat ras sack AZ
The time and dicd some thrce or four weeks
after he arrived home. In Consequence q
his not re;urning th- Pifs ~ere Obliged 20
hirr another nan and paw incrcsscd wages
md were unahlc o. serurc the servics. of
10 good q ui.n a. McPb-ters.
Def claimed that be ~as justified IN not
-~furning 10 his -ork on account % tAe iIi-
aess 81 hs SISTER. whom he thought dead
anti b. arrived IN Bangor. and thAi after
her oeoeAse be ~As -iiling 90 return. oct
Pts hal obtained another man.
thursday morning. verdict for plants.
80 Hammoas for Pla. p. y. Wilson
'3r dct
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

burn our cities and the democratic party
goes NJ. lct them butcher our soldiers after
they surrender ~ Fort Piiios and ihe dem
ocratic party goes up. let them murder
and stArve Cur cAPturcd sons and brothers
in their >outhera duagccAs ana tn demo
cratic party gces uP. Let tben send oct
their pirates % destroy COR conuseros ard
burn our ships and the democratic partr
goes up This Is 10 fancy sketch. Il cs-
tAblishes the fact. that the so-oared demo
erst'e party. Which Supports Geo. n 40
Clellan ior the Presidency = tbe party 81
TREASON Iis Success would D. IT, country =
run. its defeat the finishing blc- % the re-
bellioa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

Oar Bstaei correspondent furnished ths
tolo-Ing nosicc -hich "a aocidenily omit
ted from his las 90 items -
MUsIcsL Among tho most pleasing. en-
tcrtaiuusuis 81 ths scssoa have bc.n al,
private PaEior eonorTt. COMPOSED Of the
ocss PcSiorucrs 90 the to-u -ho ha.c been
assisted by representative fron nearly al
Of oar largc ctics sisiting B-ihsL Ia as
served o. Introduce hlgh standard % ras-
sal taste and competition. for -h,eA oar
yoang ladies ar mleA inhabited % tbo..
from abroad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

Corn. Within Che pas, us.t. tts u-,..
Of go.d has been run dove a. I5u a. ~
There Be- desPerate Struggle going on
among tAc gtm5.crs Hho have % iais pra-.
Deed gleing duebiIls in place of paying
t1eir difference in coin. thus carryinr ou
Their apparent CON trtnsactious uiiiolt sis
1sc Of q single dollar Of gold. Thsrs -
sad o. bc Jess demand or CON thar ususi.
aid q lefi 20 the usual as 81 trade ths
pr'ee must fail Itnso mach in "a. hand.
o. 'pecala'or' ilai Lttie eaiesisfioa ssn b.
made
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

We Ar much indebted % y L Mar
shaA. Esq-. for ue oPPo-tlnitv offered dis
Wrck. o. scc some of ~. choi-c sheep hat
hasc bcen airea,ly ncti-r.l IA oar c,lamn..
HIS cray one fficd up o. carry
h. 'beeP 20 Springfield. coniaiusd h ~
moa. eve. nth her syc lambs drorp.-d this
season. and a cosPlc OF buek.. On Il
thesc. distinguished hy an unnc~-.sa-,
nalnhcr 81 horns. scruns o. belong Cd a srr-
ciss unlike any'hing about here IT, wool
- ciose and hne. and b. b. large and sis-
or0us animal. Thr scconl buck b. the
Cotswold. the sirc ofthe lsuib wbose frccs
nc have Aludel 70. Ia Is aoblc fellow.
weighing about icur hundred pounis. WITH
h.ccc - WOOL grown sincc D. "a sh-ar-
81 lAsi Aprl. some 6sc inches in length.
Ia. j. an Engi.h trccd. distinguished by
hoass gro~th II VOL. Ia rgc game. and
cNociloncc 81 mutton. II l. not a fne vol.
tut Is IA demand for u,any iabric., and i.
claimed O. BE- more Prosta5lc to grow than
the morino.
Mr. Marshall VII in short tine have
ior sale several pairs ~ those sheep g. per
sons Who dcsirr 70 brvcd from tbs sto,k
We understand thcy al be- on csi.hiiion
Al the Cattle SHOW. vhcrc parties vail have
some opportunity % judge Of THAR merits.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

Contrary 90 the prediction q .'wea,i.er-
wise people. ~e escaped severe fro,ts 18th
ths full moou. There vas last usek slight
traoes Of frost. t1t % damage was done
in chs vieinity. On some q che 20 ianI.
~e have noticed thst vines ~ero kiIed ard
FODDER corn soreshat nippcd. People
unite ia asing thar rotstocs ar coming
f'rvard fu'it. and ia far for an average
crop Corn - fIiing eel. anI 3, n3~ past
danger
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

Cos. BEu PEoN0rrD. We are rhd
90 u" abe 90 announce that Col BeaI. a
Nor~a'. has beea commissioned A. q
brirs'iier-s,encrai. to dste from the fs,b
of Auru- De- vrev Of ~ rnrr,to-,o-.
services. 90 Wa Ders-tm-nt waved a..
only ohirrtsou sgainst tbo promotion. thst
Name bad slre.ig naor, tian her share az
promot iors. and gavc him tbs rank ars
c1rusrd ~ 81 bed BY specnl order is
fhe Guh. isi brigade. lst DIVISION. issh
rrrTs. DO in >beriian's aruy. Gen. Bal
be- the rare fs-uify of WANING IT, reear.i.
oi nN sth rhom b. % connected. being
equally oouu.er.isd by fis men in the ranss
ard D. superior oHcers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

CRsSp TEvVx t. ene-rv ani q.
hcieney with sh.cb ibe company %. tsEer
bold % ihe work - r~pairing tSe Grand
Trunk railroad. thi. season. 3. de-~-risr
cspecial mention. large quantities O. iron
H.'e ee@n Put do-a during TIE season.
~hiie Oh raiis have been SUED up ar4 -..
-a'l ~nen no' Too much worn o. o. usefsi
Ard 'afe. The raj is ro- IN better eo-s-
tion thar Tor years pa.t ard ga. h,-t.
redeem tbe pledge given in tie spring "a,
% va' Intended % make &C. ore n ti. h.,.
roads IN the country. The msenisee.,
cars ADDED fhis season. together 9Th The
improved track. enable one b. uaakea iosr.
ney 18th e degree ofcouf5rt smour,.-y A..
most 90 lax1ry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

CorIBN'r SIR r. We occopicd 8 81,
- che car ~ DAYS sisoe. With An intel
hgen' sola'cr. ile had IN BIS hand fne
picture q Gen. M-CleIan. that De- cAamin-
I'd 9TH great interest. and shortly proaac-
Cd a microscope. vifh which BE arafn ~ran-
nd TIE iestur~s- Supposing hin O. g. one
81 thc solitary aduairers - Little Ma. %
- 'aid o." Do you Sc the Prc.i5en, thrrr
''rT I've been magn,f,iug y much
As e2n. bat ! do 10; sc anything - The
I-res'aeni. a. all vas the qaick reply.
Ihe soldier thcn REITERATED a., sts,e-er,
That The true soldier. ~hetber b. respertes
Mcclellan or not. oould no., vote 81 IA.
On iae platform ard the vote wouid .hou
be nov had boz se~ friends in ths arrsv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

6ov. ANUEEw EE-NoNENarEp. TIE
Republican State Convcaiion "a Mas.achs-
'eii'. "a heii las TburslAy The BODY
as comPoset q shirtsea Aznarc,l aad t-.n-
ty-f'e delegates. Gov. Andrc~ as r..
nominated by aoeiamation. q. vel a. AL
ihe other >'ats othcer' bet Auoruey-Ceuer-
a.. for ~hich place Chester J. Reed % Tazn-
ton as selected
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

StNerLsE AouuENr. LAT Tharsaar.
M j Woodbary. fastened a valuAbls
horse By The stable q Ar Bicknsn. near
IL railroad. Whiic there a train can. "A.
~h'ch startled fhe horse. and tzru.ng b.,
hcal gsicSi!. blood vessel -as ruptar,d.
AMI b. died almost instantly Mr.. ". ha4
rcfl-e4 repeated 0aers q So. fJr the A.
imal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

Lrcai SUEs. w End tLat most. per,on.
have overlooked a. Important provi,ioa
N SECT. a q ihe eHci-e lav. relating Co.
legal saies. ~hich j. q. fono-s
The provisions % tLis section.
shall not srpiy % judieical or executive
ohoer' making asefioa sale. by virtue %
sny Iudsmen, or decree o. any oouri nor
public saics made by EXECUTOR or aimia.s-
trat0rs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

JEsFr srocE IS. call ausrtion 90
u altertiseusnt il another coiaun. 81 q
Jsrsey h-l. ior safe. We are assured thst
ths anIral afer,d BE- a. lne a. ear b. foaai
in thc Courfy. ari ia All respect. q good
30 4 animal Ihe blood b. eel kn0Ha a.
sapcror ilr fn.s pavpess We vaaII
lac to see saue euterprIslug farmer pr
chase b.m. o. thc hsnefi II stoek ia 60
vilinfy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

\ SAD CssE 90 MsNia. On Tocsda,.
iSth ins;-. tbc -ifc oi Gison Adams. q
Denmark. dro~ncd herself and to chil-
drcn. ia Moose pond. in that to-n. She
attempted O. dro~n = third. bat failed 4
nan CA The other sidc q Che water a.
her ParPose but having 70 travel a-ound
tie pond dii Ut reach The spot natal The
DE ~ at three "a eNtiucs. lie tbi-l
ohiii aboui ycars old ~as able % keep
OF Of Der vay ard BY ihi. means 80 Iifr
vAs saved. Some three year. since shr.
ia temPo-ary 50 &C INSANITY. dro-n~d one
q her children. bot Afterwards expressed
grvhi.rcgret for the act. and has aprearca
perfectly sane since that tiuc. H. ber Al
tacks she vas saiI to have laborcd under
ihe deiasioa. that it ~As her duty 10 Isav.
the World. And take her children 9TH
her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

The Company ~ state Guards 81 Nor
vay. CAPS : Cobb. Jr.. fred salute
Weincsday evening in honor of sber.isn's
victory Ihe Z9th Mann .a uL.sh are
nay Nor-ay boy'. 10 on the right q tbe
i'h corps. and msst have been 10 the
u.ickest oi tte battle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

oEEcoS. On saturday at. tbs Legs
iaiurc q tie sat- o. Oregon made cboses
q Hon. Gcors, 10 Williams. uncoaditioo-
al Jnion Democrat, e. United States Sen
ator. lie - native q Mas.achu.etss
The inteihgrnoc % ara, election "a rsb-
hsbed in the daiiles IN lie Atlantic State.
MonlAy morning
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

CsrriE SHow The time for boidine
ihe annual exhibition o. abe Oxford Ayr
cgliural Soci,tv. has been hHed for Tuc.-
da.. Noduesday ant TLa-sGay. o. sth.
'th and 6th.-oouuacucirg on week from
PEAT Tuesday There sccms O. o. A. IN
Usually large attcn1anCc a. al thc fairs thu.
far Leld his reasoa. from uhich at &c
might argue good collection OF reopl. a.
thi'. B1i t Is not altog-ther O. the point
% aiie8d tie fair ualess. Il possible. each
pcrson tring some articlc Or object ofintcr-
81 o. incrvasc thc att-actiseross 81 TIE
Shos. The donc. - boI thag anv al
al have the night O. critici.c bui not oiher-
wee. The man ~bo has s..;;.F f..sf 81
cattle in b. PASTURE sLoah nc,cr complain
that tbc exhibition D. not -hai 81 should a..
in poin' 20 numbers or quality % ssosk. and
- Of other ihings Il ,bould BE- borne con-
s'an,iy in mInd that The Managers % the
>ocicfy Az the servants az the members.
Ani only give dirccfion D. their eHo-ts. "a
is The Individual labo-s offbe meut.sr. that
. 90 gave The .intercs, an v,iue 90 tie ex-
hibaion- Wehope for tbs ervds oftho con-
munity thar ih-rv al not b. thc besga-iv
display of empty table, Witnessed lass
ycar. Thcrv j. a. Abundance % material
Z i can Re brought oai. ard q ,boald BE-
done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

As00sTooE- lac Times says H. t-aion
f'ctst !. elected in that County By about
100 majority. Tho representative stsnd
tsrvr Jniou 90 TO coprerhsad. Tbs -
eares au untroken t'nion senate notsith-
s'aniIng fcars have bcsa cntertained thai
TIE coPpcrhcads I'D carried Aroostook
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

SrNSEE. Apafrioiie eiiiren q Sumner
is'.re' us 90 ny that the quota 90 DIST
to-n.luier all fbe call. % ths Prcsident. b..
beer Sled aai i1 every instance with
oitSens o. che t5~n. S8nner D. al~a-.
dong some good thiog
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

STAGE AccIDUNr. On SATURDAY,. lob
inst-. sad Aa-idert 1ccsrred no Biekfn-i-.
500 stage In driving or 90 tbe .ia-
be Al o. Bog Mill "a Beaten. 70 oianre
horses. The coAch was overta-.rd. and
several passengers severely. aHd GO. Mr.
NJ = GRAY. Of Dcnmark fatally injured
lie fcli under the ooAch. and Survived but
fosr hOsrs. Mr.. Bickford. the wiie oftbe
driver ~As 80 badly injurri ihAi So nos
iles in a critical coalition. Miss Mara
Warren o. DcnuaArk h.d an arm and shoal-
der bart. and several Others susfair..l
sli-hf brsiscs. There ~ers t~cntv-o-s
Passenger. With bAsgAge. on the coach.
~hieh made q toP-bsAvy. And hence the a.
eident. No faux j. anributed 70 Mr
bickfori. ~ho - enc u lac so.t earc<.i
drivers 10 Name.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

Lirut. " p faplam. 10 has been
spending So days st bone GA sick lease.
returned 70 he battery iA.t Mouday. h
'nSigoraiing atmosFbcrc OF Maine gave him
the heaith D. couli not ohtain in Washius-
Ton. b. hasing gained siStcea pound, boz
cighteen DAYS after his return.