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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29
GRAND CAMPAIGN 1
/" ABOUT
KLINE & OO'S HOOP BAZAABs
And SHIRT kdBgtGetoTy,
At I19 Suparfor atrest undsr the American House,

We have now ready our iull stock OF skeletons IN
our new location for the commencement OF the
Spring trade which embraces all Of the ieding styles
including the patent gore trail, also the newest
Btyle Quaker Skirts We keep always on hand sSiris
Of extra size and length and ladies who always have
trouble to and skicL long or large enough VIII
generally find them here We will adhere strictly to
ticle, which will continus TO sell at the lowest
possible prices Our retail department is in charge
OF competent ladies' Dealers In surrounding towns
will DO well By consulting their own Interest TO
cali on before giving their orders or going East
A large assortment OF French and American corset
and patent skirt supporters always on hand. Also
wholesale dealers in Yankee Notions, Fancy goodH,
EmbrUideTles, hosiery, &C. A. KLINE o
mRVl2 Us SUPERIOR 81 O'ag8tan %
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PosT-1FFIeE TIME.TABIE.

1884. summer Arrangement 1854
FOB EHH
Arrival and Closing o. Nails
CLEVELAND POST OPFIU1.
Commanding Monday. May 18th. 1854.
RE-Mais vii b opened ane ready loE dslIVsEy o.
hour aftsr arrival OF trains.
S,s-Am Mails oioss one kour before departure
ARRIVAL OF NAILS AT DEPOT.
Aalsern Through arrives st A. NJ and l.,
Ga ?. n
sastsfh Wy arrives St $50 A =.
FistsDurRn through arrives as ~ a. H
90 Way arriVes At SO = n.
sEnousky NAY arrives as - A
Mahoning way arrives e. 5sGO p. n
Uinotnnan through arrives t9s10 H. EGaR,4
do Way arrives At 500 p y
Western Through arrives e ss9 4 q and IS ?, ~
do Way arrives at 2:45 P. q.
4edina Way arrives at 900 7. n.
ROckport, &e, arrives Tnssday1s ThusdAyu anA 81
Urdsys at u N.
BrsckgVlle Bath, 81, arrives Mondays Eaa BEldasa
EtbP.M.
sharon Osntsr, Granger, North RoyAton, ~, agEsEH
Mondays and Fridays at p. n.
WErTensVille arrives daily at 10.15 A. n.
Asst Cleveland and Euolid arrives daily q A. H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29

A cerr 5spondent Of the st. Louis Demo.
crat states that we are indebted to Cover
or Brown for cur and safe communiea
ton betweed General Sherman's army and
it's base. He says that the railroad belongs
to the State-that in Whatever way this
contest may terminate, the State wants
the use Of it, and if tits destroyed, the Con-
federste authorities will never replace it.
In several instances persons along the line
OF the road have indulged in the refined
Amusement Of placing torpedoes on the
track 10 blow up the trains, and in one
instance succeeded; but this is considered
but 3 slight annoyance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29
CLOTHING.
THE POET ON a TRAIN; ;

FhO RomRRce Of the Railroad
By tho author Of the "Fair Inez," "The Prince
Wales, !" ''The Ghost Hunters," SO.
tCOHTISUED,l
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IODINE.
DIR, H. ANDERs s CO.'S
IODINE WATER.


iodine Water acts upon the cart, Liver Kidneys,
Digestive Organs and GIandaIar System.
The suootM which hsa attended tire use OF this
remedy in private practice and tbs sndOr cement Of
medical authority, enabls Us 70 recommend It to the
Pgscticioner and the public feeliRg confident that
with fair trial It viii attest It's cwu excellence In
the OF chronic diseases which indicate Iodine
Buoh az scrofula, BroBchits, Skin EruptionB Heart
Liver and Kidney Diseases, Nervous Affections, Neu
TagiAs RhsulaGtislns Dyspepsia, Debility, Syphilis
eto
PhyBioiahs may rely upon the uniform strength Of
Iodine Water ~ containing three quarter grains
pure Iodine in each fiuid pare water, no SOL
vent bsins used 1t is not Liable TO decomposition
nor spontaneously y-fotmed inequalities; neither
the Iodine oxydiEsd nsutrslizsd By combination
with any ingredient, rendering this solution suue.
Fior TO any other method OF exhibiting Iodine.
Tun directions socOnpanY each bottle, that it may
be used as family medicine well as By the Uro-
lasgion.
Price one dollar Per bottle. On receipt Of i've
dollars, six bottles delivered ree by express 10 any
address.
Beware Of o0uktsrfeits and limitations which IN.
Eridcipalled dealers endesvOr 70 dispose Of on our
reputation. See our signature and trade mark (the
Greek word heading this adyerti semsnt), upon the
labels and wrappers OF esOh bottle, without which
meme is genuine.
Circulars gratis. DR.. h. AEDEBs a co.,
Physicians and Chemists,
No. 42s Broadway, New York.
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Ooughs and OoldG.

HunneweIPs Standard PrePsrstions.-
On our Inside colums viii be found notice of these
justly celebrated aud standard preparations, Of IN
sounded reputation In sew England, profess only
what they sre remedies Tor, and for sale BY ali
wholesale and retail dealers, and confidence is asked
to test them. See advertisement.
marsO-R2.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29
TRANSPORTATION.

1854. -
NAVIGATION OPEN TO DUN
= -F E
NOTICE TO SHIPPED Rs
The Erie Railway Steamboat Co.'S Line
/ OF First OIas SCREW STEAMERS will now run
regularly for the season, leaving Cleveland daily
DUNKIRK THE EOB
New York, Boston, HAFtfO rd
NEW HAVEN PROVIDENCE
Worcester, Bridgeport, Taunton,
and all the principal
Cities and Towns in the New England
States.
Also 70 Dunkirk and all points on the Line Of the
~ Parties shipping by this route can get the BEN
et Of tbs reduced rates via the Lake, both on East
ward and W stward bound Freight;
~ Fer through rates and bills OF lading, apPlye
he Oompacy's Office, IOs River street, 0leVeldnd
bio. ". D. GUSHING, Agt.
VI. q. Darling, Aseuf, s4s BrOsdWay, and q South
Jno., S. Dunlap, Agent, Is State street, Boston.
-aRL1S
1s64. 1854
THE
Northern transportation Company,
OF OHIO,
Is prepared TO Transport PsIons Property between
d OsT ON,
ABD ALL POINTS M
Kew England, New York and tAo West
With PrOmptnsss Care and Dispatch.
This Wen Know Line Of FIRST GLASS
SCREW STEAMERS connects At ORdsnsburgh
with the
Rail ROa1 for Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
At Cape Vincent withthe
RGiJ Rssds BetWesR Gaps ViaeestS Nsv YsF5,
And at OSwsEO With
LINE OF FIRST GLASS CANAL BOATs
0SWEGO, TROY, ALBANY &NEW YORK
Forming DAILY LINE from:
BSstSA, New York, OedSnsburGhs CaPs
vtnconG and OBWogOtO
oL8VBLAND, TOLEDO / DEEROIF
And TRI-WEEKLY LINE to
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE { INTERMEDIATE PORTS
AaENFBt
Z. MYERs. No; Astor Houss...-..Esw YORK.
o. BREED, "a Pearl street ........... "
John HOOKING, 7State-st............B Boston.
9GO. A. .EDDY....-........ 4 OkdenBbarFh.
QHARLE5 ALLISON H,......s.-......,-....O .OsWsRo.
J. H. CRAWFORD. ........ ........ :"
a. u. SMIIH ........Oape Vincent.
MALhAB HAYES ...........s. Toledo.
q. z. MATHEW -.............. Detroit.
y y AnH.....-......-.. htlWsuksSs
- GuioaEcs
PELTOH 4 BREED, AasHTS,
EBrl- Rs gHsvala5S
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OURE THAT LeATHsoME MALADY.

DE-. GooDALEs's OATARaH REKEDY.-It psnstrates
20 the very ssst OF this terrible Disease, and EXTERN
mates It, rOol and branch forever. Dr. GOodae is the
hrst and only person who ever told che world what
OArARRE rssIly Waa-whers it commenced and Whist
lonld cure IT, DF. GoOdals has now spent lifetime
In battling with this fsl disease exploring It's S.
eret ambush, and making known 70 the world the
acC that O2tGFThs which has for yearB deed the skill
ana research OF medical men and authors in thii
country and In Europe, can now be cured with thS
same Uniform certainty that morning follows night
Prepared by B. GOoDALE, II. D., New York PTiu.
800. Send stamp for a Pamphlet.
For sale by g. ". CLARK, lI9 SUperfor-St., Olevs.
An i Ohio. mRr22- R2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29

UHAPTER IX-THE KISS IN FHE DARK
After waitins six long hOurs,
And with hunger almost dead;
News came that the trask was mendedt
And the train soon went aneadi
Boon we passed plsos called JohnstoWni
Filled with iron foundriss.
Whore the pe0pie all were WORKING
Like lot Of busy bees.
Then we came to great tunnel;
Near me sat pr tty miss,
And when all was dark as Midnight
Quick from her | stole q kiss.
"Uh,' she cried, the people shouted
.- And before we reached the light
was peerlng through the window
In my seat again all right.
After passing the great tunnel,
To place We quickly came
Upon the highest mountain top,
And OressOn Is its name;
Many people in the summer
To this pleasant spot repair
To enjoy its cooling waters
And its pure, fresh mountain air.
At Altoona we took breakfast,
It was one O'Clock or morei
Such a lot Of hungry mortals
Ine'er laid eyes on before;
All the good things on the table
In short time did disappear;
And they all shouting wildly
"Quiekly bring more breakfast hera,"
When 1 went topay for breakfast,
Said the landlord" We must charge
You lust d0ub price for breakfast,
For your mouth 90 awful large
90 don't see IL, Il said {" dear sir;
But Just charge it II you will
And while you are about II,
Send 70 Uncle Sam the BILL"
IIEotice Drafted and othsrsln the service OF
Uncle sam, and all in want Of RBbber BianAeta,
Rubber Goats Leggins, Cashmere aud flannel shtrfa
Military OlothinRe ef any and every description and
ne Clothing for Spring aud Summer wear. We
ave now the largest stecb in the City, which we
Ill sell at the very lowest prices.
IsSsc A. Issse's Union Hail.
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sewing
ERohines, Storr's Automat9n Pressmsn and
btronR's Patent Army Bed-Frunk,
Corner Superior and UHion 5tB.
~ Look outIor the Giants "a mayls
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PROTOaRAPHlC 8T0cK.
PHOTOGRAPHED ALBUMS. J

DHOTOGRAPBIO ALBUMS. Az
z. b DOUGLAS o.,
H9 BuperioE-sk.
AHTIgTs' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
UEWTOESs and goupfl's on and Water Color.
st p, e, DOUGLAS 3 OO.'R,
III superior-St.
eVAL AND soUAEE GILT ROSEWOOD
Frnnasa Al r. B. DOUGLAS OO.'S,
ITa 5upsrior-Bt.
RHoToeRAPH JOPPIEs or 6ELERBATED
4, B. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
1IP Supsrior-es.
H0AGrEs DE VIsITH" or 0ELEBRATaR
Msp epd Women, and Palmsr's Marbles, at
r. B, DOUGLAS OO.'5.
I7S5rpsrior ,Be.
|" EEaRAylEas OF DIsTINGUISHED
Ws1 r. B. DOUGLAS 4 CO.'S.
11FFs lTSSuDsrioF-E
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GLOsIEa OF MAILS.

EkszEzH THRoUaH, for Erie, BuaAlo, Boston, HsW
York, Hartford, and WilioughbY, PainesFiile 9eags
", Astabula and Oonneaut, CLOSES ct 645 A n.
HAszEEH THRoUez, for New York only cloael e.
EAsrERH THRoUGH, for Erfs, BunAIo, Albany, Bo1-
ton, New York and Hartford, closes ct 2s20 ?. NJ
EAsFERE WAY, for all points between Cleveland And
WssTERE THROUaH, for Toledo, Detroit, mioago
And Milwaukee, closes ef 6eo p H.
WHsEEEH THROUGH, ior TOiodo, Detroit, Uhioagos
Dubuque, st. JOseph and Cairo eiossg at 500 p Ms
" EEsTEES WAY for all pctnf1 b8sHoen Oto8a1A61
9AHDueKT WAY, for 5a1duakY and al inteFmodiaeo
polntl, closes at 80 P. n.
OIEGHEAFI WAY, for AL potnls bssWssR OloEslan1
and U1ncinnAGtB closes as I'D =. H.
OIHoMHATT TKaOUaHs Tor OofEmbuls aytons HgIs
"a and Cincinnati, closes At 10 p H., ueaVel at sss
Aext morninE.l
Louisville, ST. Louis, Indianapolis, HansITtle and
Wheeling, closes At SEQ P. n.
PIFIssURGH THRoUGH. Ior Pittsburgh and Wa1h-
mgton, closes at I2:Z5 z. IA.
NslsVls, and Piftsburz, AarrisburE, PhIladalPhia,
Baltimore and Washington, CLOSES affs10 A. n.
MAHOsIHa WAT, for AL points bstWsen Cleveland
and Youngstown closes Is 10 P. Ms Csayos st 7:n
MHDTzA WAY, closes hss A. n.
Ao0kPohT, se.; closes on ueadngs, 1hursaAyI An4
Saturdays, ct u a.
saEoEgyIILll BGEz. SO., CLOSES Tuesdays asat.
aHARoH OEHTHs, Granger NORTH Royaftpa "A,
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays att A. u.
MAREEEgFIkLzs closes daily, l0sse A. u.
AAaR0EzVALAuD ard Euclid, closes daily Is -. n
Sg-Mail and Drop LsstsEs are required, b. laN 70
sg-Ail 6ity OlreulAs are required 20 b Vrs-BaSl
~ oiSeS 0Pon nom 7:sO a. n. 70 7:Ss ?, n, Oa
Z. OoWLEs. Pm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16
Make Way for Lincoln
s. Johnson.

The Eleetion passed of very quietly o.
Monday. the heavy rain keeping men qaiet-
~ indoors. and SEWING also 70 reduce the
vote. The count shows that the people have
thrown OF the leihargie fccling i1dulsed
IN 50 largely four weeks AGO. and are de-
termiaed % adhere % thc noble position
the State las held for ycars past. and VII
be behind no other IN devotion 90 the In
ION. and The principles 81 liberty which vii
inspire the government. When the uatioual
struggle shall have ceased. They make
glorious record Gov. Cony j. Reelected
By = majority certainly larger than last wear.
and q vili approach 90 81. 90. when fuIl re-
turns Ar IN. We have chosen = fuu Inion
delegation to Congress. by Haajorities q
from 2oc1 to 400. having oat IN the cold
the only eopPcrhcad Who Va abe % creep
IN IN lS62 Beyond this ~ have Legs
lature. in Which thc senate - uuani1nous.
and the House sve-sixths Union. ana have
elected the Union ticket IN every County
in The State This redeems old York and
Lincoln from oopPerhcAd rule. AMI most
nooly have they thrown OF the iucubus.
This election gratifying a. &c Is in a IoraI
point Of view. becomes Important Wien 80
look Upon it, National bearing. AL states
looked 70 Name for the kew note n the
campaign. >hoald Maine fall back a. this
stage. the record would be- \ severe blow
IN al the other States. She has noblv
taken the lead m the contest. and vii plot
N t~enty-three states for LINooIN AMI
JoHSsoS IN Novcmber.
4 ave advcr:ed % the issues a. stalk. ard
the effect Of fhe decision. % that further
comment - unnecessary. prcsipus to tbc ei,c-
ton The people have booked 10 tbe rna,-
Ter Iu be- true light. and their decision Is
sub A. val tell upon The country 90 the
latest generation. The Presidential con-
test though scarcely vet begun j. vi-tuuIIv
decided. and LIGEErY AND CNIoN IS tie
Satchword
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16
Letter from Gea. Grant.

The following b. an oH'rs-t from a l,t,.r
from Lirutcnani-Ccnc-ai Grant o. Hoo. p.
2. washhurnc. dated Healqaa-tsr,. ca,
Point. Va. Aug o.. l-fg
'' siaie o. az rifizcn. vho ,..it me th.t
al We vaut nov o. in.gr, a. early weston.
alton o' the Uni,u .s determined sn.tv %
scniiueai in thc Norih. TLe rrbsls have
nov ia thcir rart. their last man. The
i'tie bows arl 81 m-n ar ruarlin- tLr
prisoner a1l ra.l-oal t-iI-cs. a-l fa--a.-.
GOOD part ofiheir garrison. f1r ,-tr,aeh-
90 Positions. 4 ua1 iost bv them ca--rt
D. rvriacri. They have rotbel tis cradle
and the grave eqaaLy O. gct their present
f1-rc
Besidcs -hai ihey Jose 60 f-cqleat .ti--
mishes ana ha'iles. 'tes an, nov lo...- from
dcscrtions anl Other cassos a. least one
rr-.me-t Per DAY. Wfh this drain uron
thcm. ihc eai H. rot far distant % - are
only uur O. curse,,r.. Thcir onIv bore
nor - a divided No--h. Tie ui-ht give
them rciuf,rcrueuts from Teunc-ce. Ken
foxy Maryland ara Mi.soari. vbile e
uonid weaken us.
Wnh tbe d-aft gsictiy enforced. ths enc
nv vouil become dcsporlsut and -oaii
make B 90 lii',c rrsi.'nnce. Iharc no doaft
thr enemy AZ vcre snNious % hoIi out en-
OIL after the FrrslleruaI election TL.v
havc MANY hopes from its ,Er.t.. Thy
hoT.e for cour;er rvyolation; thcy bore
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

The Uniou men Of Bridgton arr entitled
20 great credit for TIE gallant battles foughi
IN March and September. In Mar,h they
olccicd thrir candidates for town o.Kcc-s.
AM o. Monday s~Uns tbe to~n into the
Union line b. nesr one huadrcd rnajorii,
and elccie d John =. Rerley. Esq.. 70 Oh,
Legislature. over y. : LntlesclJs son.
Thcrc a. a Whole soulcd set Of union vork
crs IN Bridgton. Who have good cause for
energetic action.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

WHar GaaNr o. Dorvo. Say, cor
resPpnlaot viih ths ARM ofth. Potona-.
dosbtIcs- a. north h.. 9Th cha-ar,cri.ii-
eagcrness. chafng a. ihs DELAY. ard wonder
ing ~hy Gen Grant dos not proceed a
Al onoo AM give thc fnal bio-. lie d.
prucscding but precisely in his orn uav.
Tie knows to- vel thc Tremendous Issue.
desoising uFon him. anI D. B.. not gong o.
peril the dcstiaies ofthe country nov pla-rd
IN his hand. ani = osn lofy and dear'r-
earned ropuiauen. ~ 49, "o7-to- I;,.b-
mond~ gcaiinrs. Nhiout venture o.,
hint even a. to their characicr. no ois. -ssr
can watch the preparations and moyen.ents
gong 90 throurhout tic aruly. wi,hrat
icchng Impressed with thc certainty shat
Petersburg wiil share TIE fate u Atlanta.
Nhcu that oocur-. all thc concentrated
to'ces 81 rctciiion cannot prevent %. frcas
sciEing sui holdin. tie Richmond aaI
Dansiilc Baiiroal-theIr oniv communica-
tions 9Th the interior-and When - 81,
that Richmond j. ours. even 81 .vo 40 NOT
strike blow ior a.. None kuo- th.. b,t-
tsr thsn the rebels thernscl,c. All their
sympathisrrs North
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

\ J. CovEr. The September term -
Pans vii commence on Tuesday % next
week. Hon. W. G.. Barrows. Ne learn. r.
The Jussicc assigned 10 hold he Cosrt. bal
some change nav be n,ade vhich Ill bring
one % his associates here.
The alterations in The House a-c nearly
completed. and the roo m - undergoing a
cleansing proves 80 thar the tide 81 justice
may fow With iis won'e1 purity. The
changes % De made we're indicated -hen
the plans were adopted. The addition gives
two large rooms on the level Nth the court
ron. one q Which vii D. used ~ TIE I.a-
Library Association. the other serving a. a
consulting room.
An entrance - formed In the rev rsrt
reached BY a risc of four steps from th- OF
hall. from which Stairway branch 81 o. tbe
entrAnces 90 the COURTROOM. On cab siic
thc buiieinc. the spacr oocupiel ~ thc OIL
stairway. having been thro~n into the
court-roou.
To accommodate tie old noon 20 the ncv
plan. considerable change m the internal
Arrangements wcrc Necessary. The to
tiers Of seats lave been thro~n together in
the center and rear. having a passage on
each sije AM front. The cumbrous .crni-
circular counter called bar b. removed.
and hight hardwood ran substituted. en-
closing a square ara somewhat krgrr than
beforc. Wink an entrance near The Clerk'.
desk.modesiiy Suggesting % those who have
not taken the aftornev's oath. the rrop-ie-
Tres % De- observed within tie room.
The Grand Jury rrou, has been eniIrred.
and uow opens into The lobby alloinir-.
giving rnorc room 90 tn Jurors and State.
Attorney. - ~cil a. shuiting up the big h.,
holc vhioh has 80 loa- PLAYED tclitale upon
the deliberations within. The basement
81 the aalition affords oouveu iencc. Es-
wood-shed. etc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

ELEcrloN INcIprVTs. W gather the
following matters ~ interest from our cor-
respondents. ~ho kindly SHED AL rcturn-
"a our circllars.
IN Albany. Timothy IIutchinson. Es0.
aged .su years. manifested bis uutira q
Devotion % tbc Union. By riding SIX mile.
in The RAIN. 60 cast ass vote for his couutr,'s
cause.
In sumner. Mr.. r. Briggs and Ben.
kowe Wcrc out o. to~n meeting TLr
FORMER has boen voter for - YEAR. and
the latter 63. ard neither has ui..ci east
ing vote AZ any annual election vthin
tlaf time
NJ. - Hinkicy. voted for Geo--c WASH
ington. for president. and ha. voted a..
ever Presidential election that o.. been
bid in thr United States. IT, -iI vote Boz
Nosemter for Abraham Lincoln. hLs Is-
. spared tili that time. vhich wiI be- no.
be closing sentence az such q record a. frw
r'sn ~sn point ~. lc --s,1rs ,- Isr--
more.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

WV Co'rNIsstoNs. Thc foiiosinr con-
Missions have bccn issled VIZ
lsi lReSimoai Moanied Artiilsry-sth
Baitcry. MAjor james A Hal oiDaaar.-
Gotta. H.. Colonel. vicc McCiIvcry. pro-
noted FIRST Serg' John NJ. Freeman. q
Bethel. - Lieutenant. CD BATTERY. ,ico
Hatncs. promoted.
first Compaav of ',s.si rnei Inftntrv.
Eluarl : Bsticr. q Lcris'on. Captair
frtcdom a. La-drr. % Autu-u. First
L'rutsnaat Charles " Gcrri.h. ofLisbon.
Ncconl Lieutenant
5isi Reriu1~ut-Infirtrv. Fi-st Scrrt.
J.. \. >praEue. CO. a.. % Rockhnt. l.t
L'cufcusrt. q. vice Tttetts. deceased.
Firsi Se-yt. Beni = Ba-ro~.. q Asgu.ts.
- Lieutenan,. e.. sicc C,phsr,. rcsisncl
[Rangur Whig-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

Han ~ SsLrv TIE H1sioa p5s, hal.
ta- drmocratlc nceta-s herc an sils-
wherv iast tn ur-dsy sr,uirr s.s-Ilurder
al Aro1ud We dcslrc o. al that chs
tlar.icr Va aeclmTaai,d 18th slight .n-
dicat'oas oi hal in >aiem. several ofth.
stones came throush our oGce winioE AZ
th~ ciose % the meeting. breaking to
Panc' % sits'. Art striki-g The opposite size
q thc rooon- One oftio stones siancci
acainst thr had of coo 81 tLs rr,.sucn.
g.; ihen hr liin'i uial BE- mech. IIc vas
irv.h from s~rvios in ths Army - thc Poto-
ma-. aai hld ct us-l % r-tei RE- issiles.
salem Weekly Gazette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

LrScuED. T.. ID. 81 Sueat. CD, Coo
perhesi candidate o. Co1grcss from t,-
lst Disfriei. informed J1d-c Kelly. thst b.
vas sore " an election oa Monday. Tt.
rcsuit shovs 30 sile'y that -rntIeu-an.s
calcaIations diaerei from iLe actual rcssit
snd shoEs hor sai'y eopperleads are CIV
en- % c0sniing cbietens before tbey ar
hai5hcd. IN fact be is not Only convicted
oeiore lie people. BIT actually Lynebcd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

Dun. in Paris. Sept. i0th. Laztrss
Halfway. aged - Years and month.
NJ. II. was among the first settlers of tbis
ioSn. having moved from Md3iehurv.
Mass iu ls2. Re vasa member az tle
state ie-isiature in l-15. ard arain Boz
lao. ani hss aivays enjoyed Gle respect
snd confidence ofthe community In ~hi-h
BE- lived. liz last i.'nrss. uhirh vas ex-
ceed'ngiy distressing 49, borne uiA rreaf
iortitude and rrsignation. liz memorv
wiii BE- cherishei BY iir-c circle ofhn7r
conncctiofs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

The Traveller report. thai rrea, naval
oPcr4isons are ia prePa-sti0n. aad tlat Al
miral Porter - % BE- assigned Lc chief
command and direction Of thea.