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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07
what the Town Of Oxford Ia, aoa, .or
the War.

In is60 O2iori hal male population a
6ii. tni az th- comm-nccmcnt Of the uar
b. but ls5 ,nroiicd soidiers. or rersou.
hall, 90 d. stitary deity. sPsn her roll,
Ih.s t,wn Va among thc scty frst O. -
sPou 4 O. the olu 90 tie Gorernmsrt. for
us-n. A largc r-ui,cr of uieu volonte-rr~l
"a IL s--I 70 -crts that vent ct f-oui
Maine. Sincs thcn .he pa. promptiy SLED
every quots. -i'h her o~n ciiiren. al for
nishcl nm frr o'hcr torrs Up 90 tile
ist 81 Marrh. i,6j. Oxiorl Lal furnished
the army AMI navy 9TH lgG men. from hcr
population. TEcriv % this run,lsr ave
afer ih-cc gcars'cfsicc rc-cnlisic4. ulakins
ouc hunirrd AMI ffy-.ix IN al. Sic IA,
fu-u .sAc,l for rcs-ir neuss IN Other states a.
least doren men. Twenty-Five q hsr
sons. have hid dosu their li,s. upon their
oozaiF,' = altar. hEsiaS either disl Of disease
~ ben k..isl n battle
Ab-asi fori sisl ~ siace. recruiting osiiosr
Dsan coulmenccd recrssiiag IN Oafor3 and
adlacruf towns. an 20 ths ssionishnseut of
and have gone % Augusia 10 orsanizo. A
fun oompany has ben rasscd and - con-
posed % sone % m hc-t ciisIcns in iovn.
Tor ilis COMPANY. although al ~ qaotAs
aro fall. O2iord las lsFnishcl slNrV-sgN
NI-S mak.ny more tlan TAO uUSpaEB NEN.
izruishcd - In torn foT III armies % he
Cnicn. Can ans to~a 10 the SiAie .hos a
better rccorlS last Saihath a lar.-e nuas-
Der oi these rvcraits ~cui IN a bo.ly g. lie
Msho2.si Ctsr,A. ~hsrc. q a cro~,lcl
house. ihc rAsior. Rev. a W Pouis.
prCach,l ar eio-Ileut discoursc upoa 40
'' Wa lis coHelaIiaE rvnArks % tts
sollicr'. ~crc esloe'iiug.y ApProPrais aa1
imrrrss.re. last Moulay cvcniar. tle
Ladies % - sl-.a-o. grss iho Coa.Paay =
parilu- saPpcs a. parcIs Hat.
IS tlis pairiosll n5vcmcut. oai0rl ioscs
rlant of t.r hca c4iiz-ss ard yosn.. uson.
bat ihcy Ave xoac Ia a noble cause. TO-
.oucl b. ilc tcars % relatives a. paw
crs q al. fhai Tod vozli ssaaa ~ tbsa IA
ihc hour oi Pcr,l AL '' -hen THIS cEuol ar
D. over. saiclF rCt-rn thea O. tl,sir iri.n1s
AL iari.ics- j. j4siicc q al - shosld
a-i. thai in rasin= this oounpany. much
credit - duc Keeran.ng Oaicor Dean Al
Cap. Nlhan : Dodge. a citlEsn ofOH-
ford AL couzaissarg Cap AIN. siAtions,l a.
Auslsia. i,r thc interest hs Las taken an
tlc matter All IN Us veliarc 81 the u-n.
t1tA bel1rc al aacr besng H.-ssercl isss
tls L aiiol safes Ssrtioc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

Gen. Shsr,aan 18th his cavslrv al The
hth corps are between this and ths APPc-nat-
toy
Gen. Mesle With the 81 sad 6ih oorps
are ioliosinr Srn. Ori d fofis~ AZ ths
line q thc Souihsilc x. r. Al 81 ti.c
rnsnay that rrtains anythins hike an orran-
irs.ion have gone north - she Aprantttox
AM supposedly headiog sor LynchhSrg
Thsir irsscs have bccn scry heavv.
Ia hon-es thuoUgh ~ ceunfty arc
ssed a. hospitals for wounded men. IN
cscry DIRECTION I bar Of r-bcl soldier.
pushing for home. some in hrcc and some
IN sanah squads. and gvneraily without
arsns.
The caralry have pushed him fo cioscl,
TIA, thr en-uny have beer fur-c,l 60 d.
str0s prebably. the grcatsr psgt ~ thsr
gxnsPortafiotls. ca issous ard ua,Init - Of
AR. The nunbcr az prisoners vhich have
bcen eapts-ed III cNcc-d 5000. From
ne zsth II March 60 the prcsent time our
losses IN kiled. sounecI Al captured
al not probably rcarh 700. 81 vhom
1900 90 eisin w-rc captured and aany baf
siirtl- wcundcd
sAsli couiinoc The por-uit a. long a.
there aPPeArs 70 be any use IN n.
(Sisnsd) L. :. CE,Nr.
licut. General.
NV NoEE. April 6. The cornuerriai'.
srecisi Washir-ton dcsPaich .ays Il l. ~
rsrl~sl ~ miiiiarv racn a. Irn-~nssihic for
Lce 90 e-oaTe wiih any eonsisicrahls por-
tioa @; his iorccs- IL - bslissed thai ten.
Weiirsl has Pnshea i3~a the railroal lane
'rom Riclnori 90 raricyii'c janet ion o.
co-cr-rste With Ger Grant
n an cfsrial di.r-tch. Gen. wei,rsl re-
ports that he scura IN Redmond iarrc
nuubcr 81 loconlotiscs AMI cars. and
thaia great desir1ctioa By tho rebels %
wk-ons. amhulanocs AMI other tuiifary
vehicles bal taken piacr. lie also reports
s~vcstccn hurirra rnorc rrbel rrisoncr-
taken.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07
elorioz, View. rem coasse,ieu,.

IT, Aanaai E.-etion IN Connections oc-
c-uri oa Moalsy. Gov BsokIa-i.a 49,
rv-siertol - aboat 1900 saioFiiy. Tie
fuar lasoa canti1ztss Tor Coo<rcss.
McssTs- B-exhns-aan. SANFORD. DcminE.
and HarTisoa. az eho,ca hy maioritirs
from 100 o. 400 each. H. tn I@gs.la-
turv chosen. III SenAts i -h3ll, Jusoa.
ald The lloase tbrcc-gasrters Jn.5a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07
s.eeess Of tie go Lean.

Oar readers 49, noir-r thai Subscription
10 tbe popalar 80 Loan arc s;iii conir.u-
81 ibc u.oss hbcral uauner. 10 The old
World the sscces q tbsse Pcaplos' I.oans
D. a usn1er Of Esr4bii- Tie Govern
ment Goes not sci 20 borro- IN sorsi-n
rl.arsrfs q cfier' rp prr-ai u uus % hankcrs
TT appeals dircrdy O. the p-opie. and 18th
~lai sgocess 10 ssikcieutly ,ho-n By the
fast tat durlus forfy-firr> Asvs th.y su5-
scribc,i and pad she cash do-a for oss
hssrri-r,i al sil-,y-ers rsiEia.. dolays % The
$50 Loan Ihe-c can be 70 rtronrcr
evidence Of public cousdcncc IN Govurnncrt
sccurrlcs. " hie nearly all otbcr stocks
have gene Dom hom t-suiy % Ehy. and
eva = greater pr ccni- viitin is- vscks
al forms q a. =. bo1ds ard aocks have
rcula.uel lrru rxcrff tli- shrit factuaiiou.
tat ar inersieui - al rspsd chsnrs. IN sac
raou~y u.akei. Oar readers -iii rsracubsr
that thc sai.scrihers o. fhc s-.D Loan re-
cave scrai-s-.nual interest a. the ruti ofsva
anl thrcc-teni h. pr oeni. pr aunaa, in
currency. ani ihe eni Of thrre ssar. frou,
Junr i5ih. i-65. thry uin have a. option
q rros ~ .ng payment b. ful. o. conrsrsin-
thssir nots. iuto SGD 81 er ocui. rod
iuscrcsf houd. IL late srcat decline iu
the Tremiun on goal nakes thesc notes
unrc desiralle ta1n ever a. a. inTsstmen,
ant itrhauid rot BE- fo-rotfsn has der
oErmr' iou from STATE or asni-psi tsxailou
nl,is ls-gsiy 90 ttrir vsies. Iksrc - no
iuterrup,.on IN thc rcreirt % sahscrip, 1rls
90 thc dsissry of ere notes Al backs.
hsnkers. as otsefs arfiar a. lorn Arsnfs
uiiI paw sat'cr.t-rs the interest," in rivance
from che day oi .ub-crlrfi,n urti June
lrfh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

Nsri0SsI B,oEs. Last week she fol-
louIus Naiionsi Banks we're established m
this STATE aad aufhor.sed - oosuupenos or
erations Iolosseoontr Back. Carl .aer !.
CAPITAL sio0.Cpo. Canal Bsak. Porsi.sl 1.
CsPHal sSoo.o00. NatseHai Village Bsak
Bouloinham Capital $4,000 Nsuoa.,ts
Bank. Ne~ca-tici Capital 5000 soutb
Ber~iek bank, Soath Ber-iek, Capital
sI0o.0oo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

A. UHar~r CsLL. Tb- rsosns s,etor,~.
have been Varchasei a. fearful loss % life
AM ha.h. What - ngs needed b, large
surflirs 81 s-tric. for ibe rc.isf q N. ~
AL wounded. Esegthiar indicates hat
Tie ealls isr thesc PzrPoses mast 500 sear-
iy cease ard abe Societies ~ho have besa
the eihc.cnt disirisuisss II lie donat.1ns =
tAc people are masins ursrnt ra'i. ior non
-. AFrangGa~uts have been u.aAe ~ ths
e arisiiar coruaaission g. means 81 The tei-
e-raPh. o. maze ayaiiable 90 once a. he
front. tl,o contrsuutlons AZ sisianf t.oinfs
1t e. I-sop- EsrDcl-bcr - ihe midst =
thrir eautaii3a. Cd necessuics oftiose no
have seaitscl he Great si-,orirs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

lSrEENsi EEs rSCE. Urder the present
Internal RescnDc Lars. all r8onihiy taS,s
must b retained o. ~ Assesses in ne
fsst tea days Of sach month. an payment
r.ass a. u.s5e % ale Coliecsor 10 thc las;
Ten DAYS II The m1nsh. ksilurc O. make
retzrn - i.,rc a. iitA ofth month incruass.s
The AasouHi Of lie taN ffy per ccni. an4
fAiizrs O. pay on ~ beior- The last day q
ihs moaih increase q ten pr cent. Ia
sLoul4 De- no;ei thai these ai4ltrons arr not
Tcr.-iiies q he imposed or Dot - the drs-
crsiicu 81 tie Asscssor OF Collie ctor. bot
tAAss. N0i cvca tn Ccrur,issi5uer has a.
tborify - rccruli thc1a-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

Der Ncrvas neirbbors -crc ~ids a-ate.
a. u'lai -hsn 81 -ioriea. n>-s oftho cap
turv 81 "a hrsonf ~as rccrivsd Ia 80
guns vere brosshi osi. sd 6rcd. beth "a
the aiieruaou All ia tAs evening". AMI the
beiis rsAie.i s1s right ioEo,4siy. giving ~
prcss'oa . ~ frrcPrc..ibis saisa,iF--a %
tie pooPie. Thsy ~crc lot -,tboat elss-
cuth boar 'aen - rvipi-- -iih theu.
n t,ns village tse til as rrlnx f1r an
hour or to. lie Yong men a. Sozih
iAris. cuGcavorvl o. celebrate in tbc sa-Bs
u,anner. bat ~ere nos ailo~ed ta r.a- Tho
beh We have nerer seeH s.orS chesrfaI
fa-r'. % hearl more hopeiai voris thaa
lave beso net a. every iars. dsring ,i,s
woek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

ME LiScoiS ~ ElluAoNp. Ateport
froa faIrieiPla ssys Mr Ilucala recsi,-
ed a eisPatrh rssslsf. from ibe Preaa.at.
49, 81 JET DAVIS re.ilen.e in E.ebssoal.
tscn Wetzrl rog arss ilAf . frs "a. IN pro-
grcss ~hrn D. caier,i ta- o.iy. blt t uas
csiingaisi.el. Maay Union mca .c-u
i.aid. vhle Jni9a flags scrc d..pisye.l
freely ty crrsrs. Geo Gnnt or.ier.,i
thsi 81 lcrsans 'a4.il b. aIlo-el ,.lLef u
enter or leave E.r-.aoal. saie,s te.ousins
o. e. army.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07
A PrOeiAnstios sOrh Day Of FASTING
and Prayer.

Ia custom tssccndci from our f.iher.
fnundcfta tbc ssnrc a the utter dep~n-
t-ncc - man upon b. Maker. 81 setting
srart D. p1bLc auihoriis. season for tbe
ceuies.ico "a n sins q thc people. con-
uends iiscii a. this tiune With uuu.ual f1rcs
an snicrnaits. Conforming thereto. DO.
- ard -ith re aissce 81 the Executive
Cosnci. appoint rItCuspAp. the t--nts.th
~ q April -cst. day of Pabiic Ha-nilia-
ton. FASTING ard PRAYER
invite thc people a this State on that
day. f,rcgoiac Their cr'lir.ary esnployu.eut..
o. assemble OIL and Young. IN TIE temples
81 the hvinE God. ana thcre. bo~tar -
f,rv ilim in conirtc an bgsbie spirit
confess OR naaifnh trrasgrsssons. All
Invoke HIS pardon through the grac, q
His Sc-
istu. "a thaf dav. IN hunlnv. rive
uticrsnre o. or gratitadc for IL ecc-iuess
- or Afflicted ratior. ard b~s-cch HIN m
lis opa COOL line % ease sar 10 rus,c
ict ~ ihank ilim that lie ha- pat q into TIE
h-arf. oi thr PEOPLE % acrord that at %
ilsfics uhich bruaks tl.e roll 81 a. opr-rssor
AMI lihsragcs the ion.lnaa frusn 49, ri.ans
ict us prav for H. hirssiur upon 81 m
authority. that iiey NAV have vsion a.
coryiing 90 their nccc sity that n = Il It's
III the sf1sinn ci hiooi shall rot Pc star
-. that lie uiil he ~iih car armies sri
nssIes "a Tie dav - hsiilr. an,l cr nsn Ties
WITH siciorv that iic viil IN lie r-er~v.
s.esd the dav -i-n tho-, vluu have rrroit-
- a-ainsi DO anfhorltv % the -os~ruuirrf.
ss-ii - fr~i-n~,i ~ r,~s-c sn-i oh-ii-nrs n
thr hvs. AMI thr iniied : A. shall b.
cone restored al enfranrhisrt uaiion.
hurshisi i'y llis siriscs al p,srise,l By ilis
chasfiscrucrfs
Given ~ 80 Council Cha-nicr. Aur1sia.
thi. thirfteth ,ay 81 Mara In ihs war
"a our Lord one thonssr.l sirhs hunir~sl
an sisie-fvc. al a thc lrleps.r,lrn-c
'ichis anti.
SAMUEL CONN.
~ lis ENoel,snry a. Iovrrssrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

faus LosGa. a. The ssstrd ~ sctiur iu
MArvh. the ioiiowiag ofioers ~er, obosca
for tie present rear
John BicSnell. ~ II
Wn. X Hose. > W
Alden Chase. = "
NJ T.. Haskell. r.
A-C. 4 king. :.
4. Iszroy Chase. :. ID
J.. e. Ssone. !. ID.
FraHklia Porter. :. =
ID. D. Farnuua. J. =
Aisa Shsrtied. r.. 4.
1. }. Whitsh-sd. 81.
y. M. IIol,cn. Tyler
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

Thc iee urHf o1t Of ihe Anirrs-orrin.
90 Eeib.l ia.i >saIag. Ice Joarnai sass
t'at below oil. Ftr. 9 vert oat tery qu.et-
is Cd -ai.rla. rae river rose Do Bal, -
~ - fsr. csf.r1sr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

Tee f-t instafu-rt ~ one. to AMI
three dollar r.frs has besn iss1si t8 tte
Nafi1ati ia-ts Thrse ta-is ~c-r artt
ired ~ ilc ias, Coasrrss 90 is.s, sl,h uesst
- the sroerf ~ r-c. ..ltt fb-ir .r- fss.r-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

~ iasf C-rra-v ri tts ierh rer.rrrf
49, fo i-are H1sf1r rr T1-slae q this
-erk. CO kuha. al Na,or Ilarirrs
ar-'-ar1uici fhe me- ~ George Collins
Of Bethel has hrer appointed surrcon fo
ihc rrgi~r-t NJ o. W Clark 90 Pa-.s.
goes as Seller vi,h A. ~ Rs~s,n for
Ci--t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07
~ lis Excellerry al J.ovrraors
EruraiN FiiNr. Jr.. Srri'y of State

Rs-orci~os Th-ou-h,ut thc -ou-trv.
ihe p ,lie on Mansiay .-c,a % hsvs sluo.t
ahani'nri their usaal oocupaiion.. an
D. nd ~ Celebrating thc victories. u ibe
iarker piAoes oro~lc,l sa-sti-r, -.rc I'D
60 cHchanrc cosz-sialafions. 40. tic M
Poriant eseut. Esery speceh has shc-n
hos faliy - rvai,zcd the ia-s thai The poser
of'he government has been triunPhaniiy
Vindics'ei snd that uc- AL brighter
"a = ahou, @ da-n. Wa .hsl no- rre-
dic, The future % nairon thai IA deuoa-
sirA's'l . fuliy The rasguita.ic o. her ua.i.r-
al rrsoarcrs, and - 90 commcncc a ns-
oarcer 18th tLe right a. tie ta,i, Of Ter
cover urug
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

n fhe case offie 49, Aibans rsiisr.. tbe
J.lge has decided ticy -erc h.Eeer,rt.
a-ffh,ftheir aci "a jasiffafie Tt Grimm
al ~ere iaaae .aieiy o. arrested on ,ha-re
% trcaci cf r-afraiifv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

M..s t--r b J,h-sln 20 fh,s '1vn.
bts iffis Nornal S,iool al Ftru .urton.
az srsis takes hrr rince ia the Nsrmsi
>...I.t Frsair-ir~. Wtss -terc an
-lrtasIiF lisl sa.s.y uss rsertI her.
iIrarsr,-t rcirgrsrb
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

I = Va Ter DIV
lte i...sine Telegram from cen Grant
has lusi rov rsslLei ihis Dspa-tmrnt
W hat boar tc DAY u irfi tln do.. rlt AZ.
pear. hut probably Ir fhe morning ~
defa,is 20 &C. ctsraifies have been rrrc .t-I
pc fhfr are expected here fo-uorrss
Toe siaicunent tlai of .ial information
bad been received .f Cen Clstar beng
killed is not trlc. Iie uar uriarucI iste
fiis afternoon.
t~ignei1 p ~ ~rtNrDv.
~cr. of Nar
Wtson stsfisn. Va. fth 10 Hoo T..
NJ. stsafon. secretary ofWar Ih- arus
81 pls1ing .1rsari l1 - i.fc of .srrtsE-
sns or d. .rg of fhr reraainicr CO Lees
srrrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

We al, iadrtt.I o. ffon 3 T. Veto
- a copy .fhis 'asi t--aii Erre-t oa tt.
rlI.l. -.f..is 81 Mt.-e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

Iie Governor hss nr-r'ratei ~ 4 r..
~fo1e. rr.nrrai % ,l. 90 - Sci.ooiia Port
ia-i as ,-ps-.ni eniert 90 Conne. Set1ois.
az Principal off'c STATE normal boil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

;, Jpos a HesrvL Burr. a

kpyRRy, this city on Monday June g. Henry l. Burr -
the firm OF Barnes T. BAu, In the SD yssr Of MS sse
The relatives and ends On The family ara respectfully tnyec
Twelths on Wednesday, the 18th inst. ct O'Clock p -
Dxvfs-At Csnbhdg.por., Macs. Friday June ~ Jss>
wife of Capt Hes kish Davis. -.
Funeral Southport Conn., on Tuesoay Jmns ~ oc'o
Trains leave Twenty seyenib.t. New.iork and NswHsvo
Rai;fosd, at II: a. m lI.t. ~
DAvfS-On Monday morning Jnne N Cspt Thomas }. D
via. sesr lingering Illness, aged " yesrs. -.
The relative, and friends Of the family are sspecusy
"Wednesday morning. at o'clock, from hi: sse residences
Eighty; second st., between Third and fdutthsvss;
The remains viii be taken 70 Crrsnwch Sonn iot ,n.
ment Carriages Wi be In waiting ct the depot sS ~
train. witch arrives there at y. m.
FRANKLIH-Ou Sunday morning Jsne Is, 1865, George 4
franklin.
The relatives and en Of the family respectfully d.
ved to sttend the fur~rs from his ate rendencey No. -
Second-svsa on Tuesday, 9th inst, &C o'clock
CARLICHS-In Bsookiyn on Saturday evening Jupe -
the Rev Hermann Gahchs, pastor OF the German 3vee'
seHcal Church, IN the 5s.h year Of his aee.
family respectfully invited to attend his er RON
he late church IN scherm~bost Court on Tuesday,
the 9th lust. at o'clock p In Y...-...
Western papers 2esse copy.
HUNTINGTON-In Jersey City, N j., on Monday moenisa
June o. Of inflammation OF the bowel Marcus W. Hunt
ingtsn, Of David l. and Emily Huntington. aged ~
The relatives and end. ofthe family are respectfully b
vited to attend the funeral Wednesday afternoon nex
s3 O'Clock, u No. lol Ernest. Jer.sy City.
ThORNE-in Brooklyn. on Monday, June %. William =
Thoroe, aged 50 years.
the funeral from the residence Of bis son Ogden h
Taorne No. <l6 Heurys South Brooklyn. Wednesday
18th iuse at O'Clock. without further notice.
WILLIAMSON Sunday, June 25. ct Mo- Y HengySG,
Charles Theodore Williams, aged So year.
His remains will be taken to Green River. Coiubis Co,
Y. for atsrment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

Tnso Lssu-By the author Of Denis Dorse," &C. Chap
rns WouLD IN AssAmls-Hh arrival In Warrington
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Life Of Cicero.
OuR Eun9PRAH C0lRKsP0HDESCE-London Letter.
FRox NosTE CAsoLINA-lnterostias special Correspond
THE INTERIOR OF Decentralization Of the County and
the People -,
Tss FoRrxxs MosHos CoSyxREscE-Statemers By
Alexander II. Stephsns.
EpfORIALA
LArssT Doxksr7o AID ToRRiaS MARxRTs-
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Hotel Personal.

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oners Thomas kiSy Smith; Green b. Rsnm; w. H.: Ps~
rose Morgan. Coils Benz. G. Card. Jacob Zeilin,
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r. Moson, alst Penn Cavalry; Levi. n P.iowae ;. a.
Mor.Oeu. Halecss staff kilbon knox. Inspector G,ne5
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u ). A, Washington Arsenal W. A. LaMotte A. A. Gen.
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The Burning or IdahS City.
rom The Idaho Statesman, nv ~.

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Idaho City was completely destroyed the night
before hast by Of The most Gcsruesge nres that
ever has visited the mining regions OF me western
Slope TIE whole town was consumed from Bear Kun
to Commercialst which Is nearly TO the foot OF MAN.
aud from the ylu to Moorcs Creek. leaving nothing
standing but a few shanties skirtipg the town.
The FIRE was without doubt. the work VI an In
cendary rs ths city had been fred several different
times, within the last few days. bot ench umo LOT
tunateIy discovered in 10 be exin2uishrd. The
flames spread with the most astonishing rapidly The
town was dngs made exclusively VI pine
inchboards. and In some cases shakes covereu WIN
cotton Lining and paper to which wac aaasd 'rc asud
inf Immabe coadng OF limp smoke, 30 that u burned
almost like train OF powder
II Ia said that In two hours from the time tho alarm
given, the whole burned district wac smAing hed
II asLes and cinden An attempts to describe the con-
nagraton and confusion. and ster nation OF the
people Ruthless The spread OF the Ire was SO ropd
that in the great majority Of tho instances there was no
time to save anything flVm the wreck Added 70 the
terrible destruction Of property was the most Disgrace
fu system Of hevng and robbng that can b. Imagined
In fact IL IL generally believed that the fire was set for
the purpose Of plumber.
coud be running In all directions. with ore or
two sacks OF -four box II candies bundle OK cloth
Ing or anything that shifted them One man VINO VIII
grandest scale he dreamed Of band OF ruiians
Of hundred two would assist in clearing store OF
Its contents and land them at safe rom the
burning buildings. when at the word ready each
man would seize much he could carry aud MAKO on
with 1t. 1t was perfect reye Of larceny
One ~ our merchants who hsd n largo iot OF nouf
stored there having In removing II ont OF the
way Of the fire. but had TO To the store Tor lew
minutes found. urnng u his pile. that about 0
bummcrs were Juggling n away, and they continued
TIL It all gone But few persons have arrived from
there since the lrraton. and there has been no
mail express consequently we have been able 10
learn but few particulars. Every hotel In the city was
destroyed. also the Forrest Thcater.
We understand the county records OF Boise County
saved. Fire-proof cellars did much to mitigate
The losses Of merchants though Is said that Oil the
cellars did not stand tie FIRE.
A gentleman who lett there yesterday morning says
that men were al eady Gle ,ring away the burning
brands 10 make room tor new buildings. Cofee was
Tor sale different places ct 80 cents cup and small
rolls a! bread At O. each Before this time new town
is bringing up the ste that vos once IdahO City.
No 1T estimate ofthe loss can DC made. but we
have heard IL set vn at ovei Sl.0Oo0O.