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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

IN letter o. ths editor u the Gene.ce
Farmer. John johnson writes entAusras,ie-
sly Of the bencft 81 salt Ga his land lie
ssys:
. I dii last year uhat I never did before
that ~as pIosgbi-g up wheat sisbbls ard
s0-ine AGAIN wish wheat. Il = a rvsPecia-
bls-loOkins crop nov. bet 4 va ss~ TIE
han Of thc feid ilat sowed .a'i On. say a
ban barrel 10 the Are. 4 an aiuao sure you
would order forty Or shy barrels 81 second
quality salt 20 sow IN SePiembcr Or Octo-
Ter. Tie sAltrd wheat stands mach thicke-
on TIE rrcan,l. = considerably taller. cane
in ear isny four days before the oihcr. and
altogether loeks richcr every Wv; AMI a.
! lad not salt enough 20 SOW tie ~hoic
scla. sowed the hall that Ia. hitherto
broushi The worst crop and Latest in ripen-
ing Nov % - mach iise best. eaa stand
IN the middle Of he Eeid and look fortv-
Eve rods each way and see disisnrtly hou
far the sAit esmr. or I can Walk or ride
down the side Of the field where not sal,e1.
and see the iSne a. pl4iniy a. ifthe one sile
vas core ani The other wheat Ifthis wont
make men experiment With sal. doa I
kn0~ What will
Upon Which Mr. IIarrisoa. e.iito- % The
Farmer. rcularks.
II ~ili buy barrel or too ,hi. fsll. bui
I have not much hiih IN he eaicacy % alt.
except on rich land--ani unfortsnatciy NJ
fArIn does not exactly belong 10 TIA, olass.
What ! want Is asnasoni a and phosphorus
aid. S-h al suppiy neither. Give me
tie former Crit and then III latter uaay b.
Of use. NJ. Johnston has been appiy ine
ihsG to his laa1 Zoe ycars. Ia ths shape q
rich manure made iro-, cloves ard oiicake
~ land nevsr az. or heard. or smelle1
bushei 81 oiicake since x was cleaned q the
origiuAi forest Forty yea- Aeo. Tsere may
he land on nav fsrn hat need. sait O. chclk
over laxuriance. BIT a. Sc; have nat dis
covered IL. Il is fras that iani uhich las
been Water-io-r~d Cor ycars T. usuaiiv g-i'e
pro1artise after Il D. drained. and a = very
probable that SAX might De used on such
land. BE; nv Dry uplan1 needs several
YEAR good culture and hieh manuring bc-
fore shall expect nuch bcneGi from salt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22
Portland a. Boston Line.
Ssmm~r Arrauzeneas.
THE STEAMERS

Forest City. Iewisioa and Montreal.
N4Ni. uari taffhrr n.fi-~. rua 80 ST.
w 49,.
I-rstss "a s.tre...rs d aur...s.. ff..... s.i -.
rr.lss as arl-cs q a. ral fal.a -harf H.
o.. srrfs Naatss. Trr-.sf. w.ta-..i.s. I1sar.
tsf. frtss 80 ~aiar1ss. at o'-l.rk N
go ln talua e2eo
EfrErrtet' frkrn lei asnlI
30 rssnfsaaF 90 s-f f--r..-ii.ar GO h.rrarr 90
ars ar-.aaf rs.e-sisa1 : - ta ra'.u. aai ft.f .r-
500. an.~ss uetror fF g.r~a aaf ra.t g. sf 600
ratr .f a.a- psst-~grr lar escis 500 all.i..a..
raiar.
o. BILLINGS. Agra,.
r.rf.-e. Aar s. Las
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22
II 2 Z VI d o L d $
HteHtT coscrsraarru
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAFNRLLA.

- ra8isg thr bisi. r-als. - 81 l..-asss sr..-
60 Fun rscr.s aai .a.rai-a-r On 30. chsaa.e
e'''s'''a' ssasl d.--a-rs ar,s.-g faa In ,ur-s-
$40 - - tlr,i. sai ths ,.'y 49, as ,f-ct-
usi s-aua nra,-ts tsfth. ri-r - 49, r.is. S-.fE
Hes ~ah kh-an. rs.s. sui s-rl..g Of ib-
hea-s ti.-.a,.a-s 81 rhe farrst s,sf--s.. nt.trs-
-. f.-pi-s on A. fsrr. r,rsl. Ev..a.iss. sss
sl 49, ~ruaiss. afta- Ais. e. t-l.-.r.,ar a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

Tvs Bones. Nov t. tbc uuls to uafrh
Or ihis years GRIP florcrs. Ifvs1 yin
took at tie base of the trre go1 VIII ED. a
hitie deposit % chip. -hich un i-Ieafe
heir iotafio0 Toy cao POI rea.t.i s.-t
q kaif- viiaoaf injury % fhe tree They
vui appear Lac a worn co. th.rd 81 .r
ineh in ieuria. Most per-ons reg'.ef e..
operation o.. srring. e. vbah t.ne tteg
Ill have malc q large cavity .n ile tree.
ard done mob .aIlry. Where tiey rru.ain
to years Thy become large worm. anI
90 g-tat .niurv Dol iie tree Wc have saf
isrci very nu.h fts iasi tu- r-r-s From
thr'r ratagrs ani aimonisb sl .ar r.a.l,rs
uho have young orrhlrfs o. uaf-l thr.r
tree iigrass rro~s around &c froe.
dra- a-sy. "a the borers u,sr ts f1srs
even below The Surface of tte ground.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22
farmtrs' department,
sssPETn rHHFLow.''

"A the ssts 81 -c.~,oss Pert-iaing q Ee al
cio-eis li.keo g~lher. aat are sst,n,airk 60
ueclsd ~iia A.lucu.futu ---.se aIcoLa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

Isere - great cry ia- women ,a N.va.
da ard Colorado. There u-aLi r-,,,
dssi q crying n fhosc States shss.l 60
young women - ti,ifhsr.
liiosiou Trarsie-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

IlcscrIoius d burninr 81 Ha-,uu,'s NJ
s-uu. an exchange says the Lappy hnH,
had Ar uuhsppy end. --their dom va, w..
Ger in lsifers q frei their ilic "a sailed
be- he sea- ras saved.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22
HEARTH
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU

For So Rrts.'.ea o. i,ra-,,,a-aor 81 Uf..-. L.
fta.u-sfrsn or J.--raf-oe oi a. nfsis,r os ~.
81 Def psr....,s. nrf..-if = srr-,r. Of,raa-
,c wsaku--s. p-bihir. F,n,'- C,--gisi,s.. a..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22
Ayers Ague Cure.

- y q aLAC OWlC-
r "a sr-~iF 80 r~f-a. Co. 81 f.r---.us-f -
-. % Ctfits 80 Fr--r. Rr-tr--f F,r~r. CfI
F-r-~. ns@t 49,. P.-i-1,rsl Besfa1ss. ed
b.-s-s Fs-fs. 49,. - a. 49, rlass - l.s-
-as-s -rtrr--fi.r - s.arV a--a-f-s--t. sa.--f
20 20 1tafr-ta n 1880 rrszfrlrs.
lhis rru.rls rs rsH~h t.il-f ID rurr fhr srssr.
- ca-cs q Ch.l sai Tvsrf aat e hss az. sr~.t
adraufnEe over aiher A.ue u.-frcines. 49, .ub.
turs ~ ce1srla,n- sifhaat .riurs ta a. r..ar.f
10 confains - qssaia- ota-r .ririrri....s 80
sisnrr. ns. t.es f rfr.iror qa.a.s1u sar i..rr-
ious efrrf shaferrf Shakirr h-c.hrrs ii 81 81.
ans 81 'hs --s'. o., g sd 80 - oat.r.r ihr.-
..s--rlialt..
Pr-rs--ti-vJ. c ANURS 90. .I-s-.ii. ~.
saa sal- o. trusEt O. As lrsi-rs esrrs Acre. 81
T. th- Ho.or.hL- C,-rt GO Couat, Ce-.-.....o..,.
60 iar Coaaty af ttNiar4.
- u .rrs nei ss-rsurs 81 rrnk o. I-lsnfsfls-
anf ~e.rcfrrn a >uuarf. rr-rrcr' s''s f-i.l--
sFuf aat E.sr ssssr Hrasrs o. 49, fhaf th- G...s
~ t.ast $3.50 o.. 80 Na.cA g.al l-n.i~d 81 Re-
uttr oi 1rstsh Fah- 60 So 81 49, tarr..r-s sa.I
traukln PIE. sa.i 49, ~rrl--r a. fs.alfafr r-i,.
10 navel t-r'scss ntsar.i sai fsts q. - ls1.-r
rHulaac csrTrnlru-r or urc-.slfy. fhsf 81 a raaI
- ~ - p.fisi r-paar 81 rus-i s~p-nse o. sosr
r-ffirnrrs .nl rhaf 3D. a. bs-a rir.rlr f.rss-i D..
tse csnsfanit dr-rrasing trsv-i thai nsfsr~ a-re1
u--aat ftfs ratrn O. iaero-xh lsrs. Wk-rr tar-
80 lFat SO o. .terrnrlu.- g. aaurh 81 safI r..l
a. i.rs st@ssa tar c-ri...E hea-e q A6lr. Pa
80 De- ~lrarr 90 thr las~.rnr 1850 - A.
Nau~a 81 Frta&sa Flaau.i,sa. -. e. .lal, oouaf
49, rVrr rrns.
SE0RSE ctNwriiI' 800 49,. p
tLlfHtLEI NoRRlLL. S-trts-a
90. - -liNAN. -
LEWi~ Bi-HEE S--
A. D a,hsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

nHraHu. ss.--Ata C.rrf ri Fr-iat. h-H 10
frr.s. srt r aat c. go Counra .. Ga f.ff ..-
go Ai U a----f ef taE. s.. a.. LIS.
fl'HE COW Mi~~luNEES sr-..at..4 q. go
II 90 lirsef sa tae ssfsir ID Lr-.asfi Ea.--li
iaf r. inrh' - 'a ss.1 r.aas.r. t-rrasrt. fa L.
49, ha--- a. 80 -sir.r A. fs,ss rs.af.s tar -sr-
rHrf 'H taFa rra.aatIirt. 500 o. Trats.s So
to.rt a~r SRI tarir tal.ls ihrrr-a.
u saa efcrrrsi fasf thr sstI ~ 80 Ha...iI
o. .'re ia 81 f-r-aus r1r~rr-f-.l. ID rsasrar
f.t Ore arr '- D. rsr.l'astsi ttrrr -rsk s
.'r Frs.f .r Do fit.ala li-.--.f.l. rrsaf.l sr
q ..s. f.s. inrs .rsr sra-sr ar e. Frrt.fr g..sfr.
o.. .~ Big sr iaf.s .a sar. Caarfs ID. far ttsrf
arr.af ai -. ts.r.ef $40 af Irr ai Ihr Ga FL
Do i..frn.r. cd SIS ,sasr. OIL - tarr ksrr
.f fr ssnr fr.l.t a.f .r ar-rpfrl aat c..frr.
% ED ar.rrrf ta ir rrr1.1rf
g. ". WOODBURY. Jafrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

osFosB. ss.-Na C,--f or rrotais 49, ~ -.
81, -utia 80 a. a. Ce-1rg oSiura. O..
tae AZ Iur-.Isf I'll tn..fsi 4 n. l-t1.
INRANk SHtKfTN Aauiurtr.iuf - hsris
II 80 cn ~ estate FL nanrrI nasrr hard zee ~
trfeIsfg FL 49, tarn,s. trcra s-t. hrstng rl--
-r.Irf 81 SEA- asraeni rf .nisrrnf'.r u A.
fsIa.r I'll saaI trrfssf.i 80 $780,
tr.isrs1i. thst ~ 49, 81 ntrt.f ElFs ratfrr g.
s' urrsoas tufsfesirc u cst-sz crs .f en- ts o..
tcr io b. o. issasa . sr-ss ss.ces--is-l, e. a.
nsisrd nees..eraf. pftarsi s- fafis. that $40
r,ar arn~sr 60 q .alsfr a4-f to D. hrid IA r.
- ia $50 0.rrft. 81 ths 90 Teas of S~rt.
-rNi. tt trn ot 80 rl.rk lei az h.lfnooa. 49,
49, rausr. tI 80 shes have. shs 30 $500
shaut go D. s.s.ss|
" WuODBI N .JufEs
Atrnr crpF--altrst = = Hoses Rratstrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

osfarf. .s.--Nt stisurt ai rs.h.fs bee - Psft-.
ta sat - tae tsralF rf nxt.rd. co ere fhird
Ta--isv ei 49,. 4 ID. I-6S
II eNt q. WAIT Aa1nraa-trsfrts ~ ssfatr
~ q arsavtiie Nsa he 81 nrssrh - sals
t"aaff. t.r-asrri. hatirg Ifr-~ntrsi 49, srsf o.
rrai si s,ssisfrsts-a el ~ e.t.ss II .ali drc.as
81 90 a'if.rarcr.
pft~e', rhst 80 Aiaanis'x fiv- naiic~ 20
ct persrus irfrrrsf-t ~ rH-sinr e. curr sfGhfs
ortrrts D. rrhHsh-f thr-. u-.ks s-.-orssirrk d.
~ 'Ntrf D. .af srsrfr Frirfrt af p
o. iu 80 co.1fy 81 nsfrr trss 49, 49, sr--.sf
90 fraisafs Canrf fa - 49, sf r. - 80 IL ps-
30 30 tairt Iur-tlF of - &C. nrxf. af tsn o'rark
in a. iarc-o1n aaf shrs $50. ~ 49, sh~v has.
- o. frs 90 - shnrh nsf - n'Insrf
r.. ". WOODBURY.. Jafrs.
Afrue r'py -sttssf. J : HeHHs. Rrrisfsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

- /. -uryss- - ~ et---.r. -srr'us - ia nan
STATE 80 ThE Hipon. ar s~ra-.rs-.-f u,
it~hiifs 80 - ~faI~ ~ ihs rsiraa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

oxFoEr. ss.--Nf C-rt rr P-atsr- h.tf 30
ftris. u.fh.u aaf o. tae Cerrfs cftl1frr.i.
81 30 ~ fe-- ilt ef 40 q. n las
4 ttNfNpEE nay Afufr-sfrafer ~ 49,
y -si-fe of Aal-rt q Cree fstr II Ws,a.t,.l
~ satd tn--fF. $780,. h4rirr proceed ~
SCI arf rf a' aiuasfi isaa 81 ~ estate of sarI
troessri CO. aft1-rrrr
orsirr-i. raafth- 80 sisiai.', give u-s.-- o.
ali pefsua- satefsstct. ~ c.nsiar sepf 90 ihss
pfoer O. D. Fatstari. ihrre sesks sr-rcrsrtsriF
in taf o-tara i,oHr-rat. pliat-i 81 rarts. shat
ihrs nss saI.rsr I'D ffulsts C.s.tt O. o. BID af
fffi.. fa sai- laaail. - he . Tsr-.l.s e ~rft
0rNf. 10 ica IL ths rlssk ID thr a.reua.a
an4 stes CaHsr o. auv th-F hsrr. 80 ths
ss..r saari4 GO o. aik~-f
T. " WOODBURY. .J.srs.
frurr ogF-rrtrsf p :. HonEs. Es.istrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22
REDDINC.s RUSSIA sALYE.
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE

600 ft"If "a IT
Rctdins's Russia Salse.
eFer sA afh-r ars'sur r-r.ssraf .ans. o. ceres a.
ltats .f saTes rlats. srale'. h,ru. f-sii. ss0rr.
stii rhrs-n. srsr f--iss. slars pike curus. sarr
-. safr rvr-- Nr a.. rrusss.u. 30 r.a1a 81
s.arr. 49, fse-rsng 80 usnst auTrs l-eslng s-~i-
anrs ed 80 rlaustfaas rI a. Nsrrr
oaty - Csat. = Hon.
Hun ssLH
~srHN iostF 49,. n Trsuau-t - Ra.t--
auf o. 81 4'rargrsts go 0ir-rsrs aad Ia a. Cosa
rf ~rarrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22
IMPORTANT
To an
L - V ~ L L ID = .
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

o. =. - trasa a. ~ use.'sesl r.-ss-s - tks
fkoN o. th. N.fsl friarir'r or LIE Ti-rnrat Il
80 iit-.i. Thss b. trrifrc chisds 49, fh- So
ta-f - cas- &C. d fh- ga o. "a rrn.--fi, t,r-s.
tst. - "a. t.ur saf csa.r ~hstsssr. - ar---art
grauiiif ol ras 4. - istra iata ~ CO uaftan
e. t-rsrls- rr Hcrt. ~ ~hoh stsfrf1 snffrs
I ~ hsa tla = fH iIr tate a. hraft. 49, o. -
~ isuEs. ~n siun~fs a. hrai. ~f sl.sfr'rrf ~
hrrr ed 49, srsf 81 t.srss--p fri.riarri s-rrfs
e. ~ ptrts IA thr sssfe 49, zen n1.e al 80
30 ia sh'r - ur<aa - - pusl.-vusFt a. 90.
ens~. The graf vaius u
IRON AS A MEDICINE.
b. ~ k.s-s 81 "a ~. "a g. - - u-sisa
$50 Ths dinruft has Ire to ss,laia snrh 4
TrrFarafton of ff as go sutrr thr rireu'silsu a.
ssstuliisir af oace on fhe ttrf. To. r-..ri
49, o.. uasss. Nass.rhu.rtis >tsfs Cts,a a.
"a. a--a stia'-ed in AZ frfvsi.n - rup. hy go
l'ias - 81 80 h~isrr s-s us~a
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
l. RIO OBJECTED sai.no- Il ~ PROrOYIDE
90 iAoN - ts-cav~rs tn ra-1trin~ thaf
sfriac. NJ 80 Res n Dt-ea-s - su.rlstns "a
hi,al u,ih 80 Ns.al rrs-cirL o. lie 81. --.i--
lUan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22
Ayers Pills

~ - siek. Gsile
o ! !. J. ]. !. I. !. !. !.
49, - n sd culapl.i.i--' A.
EX2@<HN ~ -.s ~ $780, - ,osr
- ~ sl-t-~ defsrE~t 80 sos.r
- W - teiings uncssuufoft -
- lhesc - uris-a.s afe 90
1870 ~ prrl,is - srtfs- 80
~<aS< s--s. $500 a. 81 fucsur-s
= rIr~p.ar 49, -. so
- shuuL p nNrrre.I - Il
JHicF r. ts'-el, - 81 a. a. NJ r-,n-
Eeissssals 80 sty- Tsks Avsf ftls.
nj. srt rssn-s 90 &c tls.-r-
Cred ta-.-f- rstif a.
N<x>s- $500 bll,rd. 80 - - SEQ.
r~>SS& $500 uoTv - an.lsffuc,rd FL
- - ~ trahh azaia. Thss f.ui-
t~sts.~z 49, uete AZ i.s-ctspus ID ~.
Ler.-Ff 49, - sff tnta n rTt.sls rffFfff.
-. - 49, Iertis az sfrui fforn ~
~ - oi-frurftsa- uh.rh ruat~
--lases-s- ca'i srrt-e-
-ornevh-rr o. tae h.,il AL tsralrrs h. ustursl
tunrs--a-. Thr-r. n 80 rshcvsf. -rari u,,oa
thesn-sisfs ara a. slrfrur.'is1 errsu- rlo.iriar
s.uer.i a-Eratztlor. sutsfi1g Az srrrss -l-af. 4
Ma 49, oa.aiitsa. tsks Assf'. IN. 81
- dtr~ct, th-s - nst..f.l srfrsn GO
m sfstea. 49, ~fh . ~ t.r.tatt f-raax 81
h-.sh aga o. Was q. ir.s so - .u-.ar-ut 81
rnnrf 81 ~ o~-r -~sf~i 49, shrr~~u.r. fi.r-a.-
30 Thr ssu- rurg-rs. rf-~i ~xrri- it--n
tas-sd ~ sfaiisr asiru-itous a.i a-srsnr rusrufs
20 thr nataral fanrflcns n ~ b.it $50 arc ran
itig 80 u.-rs - th-, sur~is eurr. - ~ ssu.-
assus- Nore 49, tno- ~ vtrt.- 81 th--e Pm
siu ~ - e. eupler thrm ~h-n s.ft ~ fraun
~ ai-or'isrs fhrF ruie. sach a. Frafarhr. FaaI
$500. Dss-ntrrs. Be-, Csu-Isa lur.. ish.
<rstsus. tA-ss,se a-st 81 ~ ilser. ..-tiss.---
tsi1a-ii faiiou. tl-srths-rn. Eh-.-rafls-n nrau.r
" er-n. 80 cps c-siaa. ~hea tak-a In hrg-
ca-rs
inry 40 : 80 Ceatst. - thsi ths atesf s-nsi-
tive CO raSs tsr-' r..iy sai thrr sr~ ssssis ths
hrsf rurraflss lurtic.ar 80 lsfssrrsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

faris. so. as 90 th- Caaaft - ortrr.f
or 30 :. sr..lss 81 49,. 4 ~. les
NV "a Hnf STIR rrrfras 81 Fra-Lr-
w ~ iati 81 n.Ntrll la sstf t..,afs uals.r.
assfrg grrsrrfrt hI. tr.f alo...i .f 49, s..h i,
ei sati Wsrl g. sIt~arr.-
Nrtrrr4. Ihat ftr saf tsa.r e. rrs~ 49,
&C., ia sN rrrs.rs t.frr s'ri tr raasrrr reps
81 So aftrr f. a. ralf..t-f lhrs- u~rEs ssrrr.-
s.sr'f ia th- os'.rf n-asrrsf go .,ar-r srlsi.
o. fa faris sasl C..asfs thnr fhrs aast ar-rsr
at if..atr ta.rf 'a H. het .a Taris. ~ So s.
iurstat ri So arsf. sf 60 a-refk Del ths Crr-
a.sa. 90. shr. raa-e of a.. ih~s hssr. -, ~.
ssul~ saes'l aei f-- ts.-t
2 " WOODBURY.. Jssss
frarca lE-aufrf
W-ss E.r..-.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

nsFosn. 40 cent 90 Fr...ts. h-Ll =,
ia..-. etaln ane 90 Ias Caaaft II 90 ..rs -
49, ftlf4 Iarstss ri As. a. u i-ss
INL fsea. ssasrrrs .r...a.fL t. ..s.f- fh-
rral s--a-r ef Jaaa-s tf..rs-u. Geo af Nar-
aaf. eerra-r.. alaass fas he.rs nf cad .--~sssf.
hss.ng fr.aIrs-. .t~ ss4.a-f .a ttra t.aln.l.s.l
i-'a far ifa-air ea.t tasrarr go tarar 1ssaEs
rtsr.a.
o, ,.s. arisrsl. l.t 49, .s,l h-.r. r.ss ....--
ta 81 rrrs.es aatfrrsf.l III ra.a...f r.s aI I'd.
.r.ff l. 'r Ia...rrr. I.-s aHrss s...frss4sr.r l.
ia- hs'era isrru.rrsf pr.sfrt sf Fsrr. r.a. ..-a
a.f Hrra i.'a.e tar.r. f. ts ts.. ri o..
''s. .H col. t.errt. .a I.r q srs.sa I'll --......
I-r $3.50. fol trn a'..lts .a ..- f.rsa..s. 80 ~
rausr. t 49, thrr hsrr. 49, rh~ ssr. sh.r.I 80
- .res ftsd .ai o.aifr.si sal aft.r-d ts b. co.
rar-rt
Wv Woodbury. J.,r-
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An interesting report has just been
received at the Freedmen's Bureau,
from Brig. Gen First Assistant Com
missioner for the States of Kentucky
aud Tennessee, in response to an order
from the Bureau, directing an inspec-
ton of the Colored Refugee Home at
Camp Nelson, Ky. In the course of his
report Gen. Fiske says: 81 found the
Home full to Overlooking of colored
women and children, and the number
Increasing daily. There has not been
q proper effort to find homes OF EN-.
ployment for these refugees. l at once
~inaugurated radical changes in the con
duct of the entire Institution, and shall
diligently labor to keep the family as
small as possible.
Kentucky IS Just now being stirred
to its depths on the slavery question.
A holly contested political canvass is
agitating the entire State. The only
issue before the people is the ratiica-
ton of the constitutional amendment,
forever prohibiting slavery in the coun-
try, and the devotees Of barbarism
cling to its putrid carcass with aston
ishing tenacity. Kentucky, l fear, will
refuse to become one OF the twenty-five
pail bearers required to bear the re-
mains of the great abomination to its
final resting place"
Major General Palmer has stricken
the shackles from all the slaves who
viii leave the State. His post COM
Lnanders throughout the State. are
granting a pass TO each colored person
making application. Railroads. steam.
boats and ferryboats are required 10
transport all who present the military
pass and pay their fair. This order
was issued on the 10Th inst, and the
result has been, that thousands have
crossed the Ohio, and are now crowding
the States lying opposite. The eman
cipation and deportation, by general
order, and the agitation caused by the
political canvass, has aroused every col
ored individual IN Kentucky to the i'm
portance of striking for freedom, and
now the consequence is that the negro
population IS generally on the move for
some place beyond the reach of their
masters. In many localities the most
cruel and iendish atrocities are being
visited on the slaves by their maddened
masters. Especially is this true as re-
lates 70 the wives and children of the
cOlored menEWho have enlisted in Gun
army from kentucky, and the latter
class push for the military posts. Five
hundred of this class were sent to Camp
Nelson during last week alone. =
Washington Correspondent Gin. Gazette.
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Sealed Proposals
FOR


GEALED PROPOSALS are respectfully invited
- by the undersigned, Until 10 o'clock, A N ,Au-
gust 10TH. 1865, for furnishing the Ia Subsistence
Department wiE FRESH BEEF Qor four mrnths,
commencing September lsL 1861 at the follow
District l The Posts cf Nash, lille and Edseseld,
Tenn
District 2. All Troops on q line If the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad from NASHVILLE to COWao.
fem, the principal rosts being Murfreesbnr0.
Tullahoma and Dech' ri; andall troops on q line q
the tennessee aud Aaoana Railroad + ON IA h
vile to Pulaski, the prnap POSTS being Colnm-
ha an Pulaski.
District 3 an troops in the State Of Alabama,
worth Of the Tennessee River, the Principal rot Is
being Decatur, Huntsville, Stevenson and Bridg
port.
District 4. All troops On the East Tennessee and
Virginia Ranr I'D, the pIircipal posts eing Ohatts-
nooga, Cleveland, LOudon, Knoxville and Green
vile.
Distri-t 5 Al troops on a line OF the Nor h
We-tem Railroad, from Nashville TO Jonasonvilla.
Bids will be received for each of the
above districts separately, and also for
the whole together. The Government
will furnish free, all necessary transpor-
tation from Nashville to all the points
named above.
District 9. Al military posts except Edgsheld,
north OF the Cumberland kiv-r, 10 the tate Of Ten
nessee, and the pot Of Fort Dopelson.
The Government Will not furnish
transportation for this district.
Proposals must be made in du licate, and en-
dorsed dist nelly, = Proposals for Fresh Bee," and
addressed to Col. J. c.. REaD, Chief Commissary
Of subsistence, Mil tar. ] vision OF TIE Tennessee,
at Nashvi le, Tenn. Bidders mnst be present to re-
spoDd to their bids. n. d be prepared TO give tOnds,
and sign the contract before leaving tbs oree;
iyZ71st Gel and Oh ef Q. 8. Mi. DIV. Tenn.
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~eratiops vet unborn will come up to bless Il.
and also bless you efforts IL PRESERVING and
estsb ishing it. The rebellion is owe se-
cessioR is dead, end with It W Il also die ia
adhsrents. Breckenridge flies in an omen
boat, seeking refuge for his guilty head in !
foreign land Davis is trying the virtue o.
herd taek and picked PoEk in the felon's
cell.
Soldiers, return TO your homes: the loved
ones snxiouily await your coming. 60
'thea, and oaunu 70 love. honor and defend
your Government as you have done, and al
Is well.
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At a meeting Of the officers and men Of
Of the Sixth Regiment Tennessee
Cavalry, at Pulaski, Tennessee, on the
goth Of July, 1855, on the c~esasiOn Of that
regirnent being mustered out Of servics Col
". J. smith. c~onmauding the regiment
recently brsretsed Brigadier General-gave
his farewell address 70 the officers and men.
After the delivery Of the address, which We
give below, it was moved by Msjor Leaning
and unanimously carried, tha5 General
Smith he requested to furnish aGDby Of his
address for publication in the Nashville and
Memphis papers.
Previous to the breaking out Of the rebel
lion, General Smith resided on his planta-
ton in West Tennessss, Hardenan county.
in which and adjoining cOunti& of that d.
vision Of tie State, his regiment was raised.
FAREWELL.
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Hon. r L. Wintersmith, of Eliza
BEETHOVEN, Kentucky, announces him
self a candidate for the State Senate
from the district comprising the coun-
ties of Bullitt, Hardin, and Meade, and
has issued an able letter to the voters
of the district, in which he discusses
the Constitutional Amendment, and ex-
poses the absurd arguments put forward
by his opponents against the ratification
of the Amendment Mr.. Wintersmith's
position is not a doubtful one. He has
long favored the abolition of slavery in
Kentucky, by gradual or other means,
not az a political measure. but as calcu-
lated to benefit the State in her indus
trial interests and the general welfare
and progress Of her people He has
~unfalteringly stood by the Union, and
paid the penalty of his devotion to it
by personal sacrifices. The voters of
the district viii honor themselves by
honoring such a man.-Ch Commercial.
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A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Inquirer, writing FROM Newport News,
describes the raising of the frigate Con-
gresa, sunk by the Merrimac. The ope-
ration was successfully carried out on
Thursday. Five powerful steam pumps,
throwing out eight thousand gallons Of
water a minute, in four hours brought
her to the surface. The wreck gave a
fair idea Of the original size Of the
ship, though much of the afterpart Of
the vessel was gone. On the deck were
ten rusted guns, covered with barna-
cles and oysters. The bulwsrks and
timbers were overgrown with soft grass.
A great many oysters were also found
in the hold. The teredo has bored into
the timbers. and the oak is honeycomb-
ed . dunstabIe The remains are use
less, save for the great amount of metal
IN and about the wreck.