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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-13

-Au ordinary bail dress IN Paris costs
s. 600. What must be the value of an extra
ordinary one.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-13
BUSINESS NOTICES

eE- Look out for something new at the lndi
ana State Museum in few days.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-13

NEW YoRK, Nay l2.

NEW OAK, Msy TX.
The gold market is active under the adjust
ment OF the speculative transactions OF the last
Two days Large purchases we're made this
morning 20 cover the short sales OF the last two
or three days. which resulted in putting up the
price to 81 80 There was also a good demand
for export
LArER-Gold closed at Gslagher's exchange
to night at 81 30ia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-13

sFMadsme English who never tires in her
zeal 60 please the public. is about TO introduce a
new feature IN the Indians State Museum
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-13
TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS
EXECUTIVE DKrARTHEsT or lsDfAsA)
BuREkv OF FINANCE.
INDIANAPOLIS. June % 1854

INDIANA OFFICERS. Who have been or are ssrvinxis
the army, Informed that their ordnance Returns
s be made up aud pfs~>ated the proper Department.
and certificates q acqutfAnce obtained Of et1rys
by applying 10 Mr. c. r. Rocker Chief CLERK state Ord
nance Department. once up stars over veens' hard
store Ne p West Ashingson street. inasnapolis
By making returns. sbove directed ocers yin not
oy al ees they VII Be able % sssts vith TIE
Government and draw their pay from 70 three
months earlier than The business 10 entrusted TO cisin
Aeents.
by order sfGo-srass ns-sos-
:. ". H. n. THRILL.
sUtdu pn~neiAl Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-13
THE HARRIS COURT11fARTIAI
THE 1-3O u. =. LOAN
&c.. &c. &C.. &c.
from san Francisco

SAN FRsscisCo, May 9--Seversl more eom-
pinies Of California volunteers have been or
dered to Arizona - -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-13

LAST Day OF The COMBINATION SHOW The
Great Union Combination SHOW, Circus and
Menagerie-wiil give but two more performances
in this cty-this afternoon at ~ o'clock. and
at ~ o'clock to night The patronage that has
thus tar been extended to this mammoth exhIbi-
ton has no parallel in the annals of amusement
in this city. Notwithstanding the Pavilion is the
largest ever raised in indianapolis. it has thus
far been crowded at each entertainment almost
Go suifOeation, and thousands have been refused
admittsnce Tor want of room The show is de
cidedlv the best that has visited US. and the
grand dress parade of the attaches yesterday Was
a sight well worth the price of admission TO the
performances. We have no doubt that the two
closing exhibitions TO-DAY will witness the same
grand rush a. those that have already been given.
This Is positively the last DAY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-13

tB-Colonel Stump. OF the liih cavalry. and
Colonel Benz amin J Spooner. Of the SD Indi
ana, have been honorably discharged the
vice-the latter on sccoun, Of wounds received
in battle
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-13

cE-See DR. VIM Thomson's advertisement
on the fourth page Of to days psper.
ian % IT,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-13

WILLIAM DALE, OF New York, President,
JOSEPH RlS lNE, Covington, Vice President,
w. ID. KERR, Secretary,
JAMES w. KING, Treasurer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-13

IA ITO Al
PETROLEUM MINING COMPANY,
OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
ORGANIZED UNDER TIE LAWS or INDIANA
Capital, $32O,OOO.
In 6, 100 shares, nj fifty Dollars Each
WORKING CAPITAL. $4,000.
0Tnc,-So. Talbot News Block Indianapolis, Ind.
OFFICERS.
william n. Turner. President and Superintendent.
Deloss Root, Vice President.
Edwin A. Davis Secretary.
J. George stil,, Treasurer.
DIREc TORS.
Deloss Root W. schoheld VIM II Turner, J. A
Grosvenor VIM. 7. Clark e. olin, J. e. Her-th Lu-
Glen Hills, omer Newman. Jerre hcLene and Edwin A
Davis
limited number Of Shares are nov offered TO the
public terms that the Company feel confident win
pay subscribers
Over Two Hundred Per Cent
sl0 per share only required at time Of subscription.
For maps, circulars information, apply the Sec
rotary Of the Company, at indianapolis.
spres dkw-dfriSsH
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-13

gE-lt il the habit of the American Express
Company to pile boxes Of freight on the side
walk on Meridian street. thereby bockading the
travel OF pedestrians. Ii has become somewhat
of nuisance. and we csnnot understand the ne
cessty OF permitting so much express matter on
the Sidewalk at one time. A little more alacrity
in removing il would 40 FAR in doing away with
the present incon venience experienced by passers
by. especiallyn the evening, before their place OF
business
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-13
Tnr MrrnorourAS--A good house greeted

TnE METROPOLITAN good house greeted
the Beauforis. or, The Man OF Crime, last even
ing at the theatre. The characters were well
sustained throughout. and the play one of in
tense interest. Ii is dramatized from Sir Edward
Bulver's celebrated novel. that none who has
ever read but what has admired the thrilling cast
of character aud admirable arrangement of parts
We do not remember OF Witnessing any play
during the present engagement where the char
actess we're 40 vel sustained as on last evening
To nie ht IL the last evening of Mr. Bandmann.
and the play selected ia the Old Corporal.
Monday evening Mrs. W T. Leighton com
mences engagement.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-13
ID 4 Il cto - i.

Hon. JOSEPH x. McDOyALD, indianapolis, Indiana
JOHN X. C0FFR0fH, Huntington. Indiana.
VIM. DALE, New York City.
JOSEPH W. NEWLlN, Attca, Indiana
JOS RlSTiNE, Covington, Indiana
X. MCDONALD, COvington, Indiana.
DAVID WEBB, Covington Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-13
HEaDovAnrrRs Posr COMMANDER, !

nkADQtARrkks IOsT COMMANDER, Y
Indianapolis. Ind. May ~. 1865
General Order No. 6:
All soldiers found in any part of the city after
o'clock p IN, will be arrested by the patrols
and taken TO the military prison. unless they are
especially provided with passes approved by the
commanding officers of camps. or at this office
specifying the business and the hour at which
they are TO return, and ON the business speci-
fed.
.fa 80 By order of Col. WARNER.
Commanding Post
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-13

TRANSFERS or REAL Estate 1.-The following
transfers OF real estate made at the audi
tors Office yesterday:
Emil Kline 10 Abraham Khan, lot No. H. in
square No 81. in the city of Indianapolis s.
900. ae sts rrfa Haf
J. X Whelar and ID j. Callian to James II
McKernsn. lots 10. III and 70. in section 4. town
ship Is range , east-$l 900.
Henrietta A Morrison 20 Mary A Brown. lot.
No. 81. 30 aud 80 of Dunlop's addition to Indi
anspolis-Sl 900
Mary Edgar to J McKernan. lot Nd 80 IN
out lot No -. in the city of apols-S6O0
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-13

OFFIcE-SOUh side Public Square, Corning
ton, Indiana.
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PETROLEUM.

INCORPORATED UNDER TUE LAWS OF THE STATE
OF INDIANA
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@ II Love. Lieut.. and Post Adj',
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02

A HisroHp CO. ruE RrrrltsoN ~ Mn.
BORIS. The Kirinonl correrp,nlcai of
n, Ncu Nork Ir.aanc gives ths f5uo-in-
noiiro Of an historical uork hv John NJ.
hoiis. Which. ~ 'anr-. uoail ic scii worth
ia lag. al sal rro,lucc ascn.a, ,n .hsa-
ever Il see. tie hcit
" Prior to tie second arrest of NJ. n
tv the rehci auihoriiic, hrrr. 10 hal taken
ihs rrccaution % deposit h.s rnanusrrirt II
ihe book ,n iic han1s Ct a Jaia-i. 90 e tle
ciiv. When arrested af milni-it. li. ri.
waite rarrrr. viit thr EXCEPTION of the Ms
verc scirct au1 himself iarri-l auay to
prisou. o. tic DAP sa'.-r.lucni be- Va vs.
ltci ~ an olir,r- of che rrlsoa. Who drsir-
"a % knov uhcthcr o. hsd co--calc,i snv
documcuts prrsioas 90 Lis arrest. Mr..
Bo''s A. cure rrpiiri iiat he hal concealed
ore dccamcui which io hai % doab, th.
a-thori,.rs ~o1il Ike 90 pcrusc. .lyAas
b. itf eagerly qacric,i iic cfEccr. 4 asst
have if.' li &c. returned 81. q riasiiiv.
AL .Trakin- ,iovir. a, o. looked ,bg or
ocr faI ia 'hr ,tr. "A Il-.t1rs ofths So
ccss.on Moscncnt aaI .ts Pebble and Secret
Aisnca,es North ara Sou,b since tie das.
81 Callouar Where o. o. we --u,i lave
b. ncai.. exclaimed th- cfTccr. lmrsfieativ.
q os nav have tic ~ s.. only on ere c,n-
drion. ard thar is shat vca briu- O. ne
irora ,o-r master. J,Gef.on Davis. writ
Ten af5ia,it. d.iy si-ucI OBJ l.m,,lL. HAT
De- uiI. on rccrsiac tle q = hail ii over
O. che Whi- ana EKau.lrr CD bo rablished
~itaoui alteration ~ ulailaf1n" Bot
uo4li sos dare to r-la'ish "a vork 90 sab
ehararicg.' ga.rieI ile oErcr. .WoaH
larrs' replied 81 Boats. .Ilc-irc rs
pab;raiioa' The oG-cr seemed s1uc-
shat as,oui.hsi az Mr.. Boti'. c-mpia-cn.v.
a-liul.ir -hg he desired iis pahii-st.on.
Bs,a-sc. hy c. or. replied 81 gou,.
se.rmniy r.sir- from bis reclining position
an sLakia : his c'rucLci f,t, .n th- ofEcsr.
faor. tr-a1sc ifs patIiratsoa uoall .r,a'e
ro,oiu'ion uiihin a rrvoiat.on. rn whs-h I
co-'i take pa-t % li 81 needless O. cay
thar as'i.se DAVIS l.l aat g.r- W Bous
ta- rrl4.rci afsar4arr. Tho iarilcnt q
given. not for CO. ra-ro.e ofg'5ritirs
Mr Bots. b1i simply As srsthfli circlu-
siance 90 intimate tae claraciE % his
b5oi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02

TIE Ri,h-oaI Scn'.nci pabiished a.
North Anson. vuirariy tuo~u a. thc To-
ION Adsocafe in the following extract proves
that one Con,fifafional ri-hf. that % ffc-
sIr.ri - net impaired. i1terirrcl With. o.
res-a.,-l. IL sas..
. Tie Waril inraircs chat ruarani-c wc
have shat torta-r Pa. not been rracitcea
~ ihc tools arI r-isri-rs of Santons
Ever, ot.-r mctt'l k.1~n o. dc.pois has
been rrsc,icci AMI proved upon by him
~ ,l-a'i D. s'i.k a. thi-s Toriurc vas
never r-aeiccl ia p1l'-, ana ur srfsc-
ieui taat aay one Who r.ait -aisii thc Sc
c-g's of >,anton's prison lou.c.. might
tale un'oj. vhi,i uoa,l make iic hair oi
humane ncn stand on end viih horror.
Tie uanr,.ng al mysieriols disposal of
Boofl d.srioscs taste Ike THAI oi thr GA
d,,pots 40 qrartcrcd ard discmbowci,l
criminals ahcr cNccuiion, kial of trvat-
ucrt Which thc trainers of che Consfiiation
intended O. psovi,ic against in THE dcclara-
tion that unasual punishucuts shall not BE-
maintained an army 81 pie, hc has insaltcl
thc trbanai. cd i-siioc be Las established
q star Chamber. De- las done ctrry other
cd.ea, aid a5ominablc ding knoun % the
h.stors ottyranny . 81 uhat asslrsn-c have
~ tiai o. las noe also praet.ccl torturc Z
The ars4mrrt offered or ihi, scar Cham-
bcr uo1lclralIs Justify torture a. mean,
90 catorting crilcacr, and vlo ever $50
pceici stanton of .rrapiiag o. carry oat a
iyrannicai priurific s'-
u CO. u-ltcr % Gle abo,e has no; dee
Seconded i,o-a Tory Blood there b. NJ truih
in ,i-u. D. ihc Moioch of slavery. i-upcr-
sona,rl 81 Jrs Dat... bassa-lifcrl q 900
h,es. iir,s billions of treasure AM Starved
5000 pris1ueTs. tlc 5orn arisiacrats cd t-is
acc have % v1sI of c,aicmaaiios b4i
spend thcir argamsai. AL tine a--lr,ia-
aal opposing tLe tru- Authorities ol tlc
legitimate government f5r ,nIcat1rin- q
prevent sab waste al for sqLoilin- she
he ~ ;hc naf.an.
Eos;uuafeir there are true men icft O.
comtat sarh party rancar. Thc following
from 10 Press cones from thc heart anl
a1orl' a. aaiiiotc forsaci roiscn Wal
s4ch good lrals a., >tzntou's an Sssar.',
an Chasc''. ia ihc cahi-ri. 90 say rotLir.
ottac great leaders &C thr senate ara % ,us.
o. al h.u. wc believe. iho--b w. have nl
espcc.ai kuou.slsc GA The s-i5c.s. thai
iLere has no' been daring tbe var pole,
ai.Q,ci. Fro. .amai.an isfuci. or aa al
passed orarrrosri u-tii tae consfiflti1a oN
ttc Jnrci States. ~ accredited c,Po..-
t'or'. ihr oP.ai1n of pa.lio.'s ana tl. De-.
gal ara paai-al aa,lr-.,irs % che co urts
and history. haI been hrhhly explored
a1j siel.ei f.r ~lat E-L' iiry as.rlrl.
ana saat CO. .asi ..ar years oi aluinistra-
iIon % che Ja.tei States governments ~.
De- bercaf.er a.kaouici-cl to ic a., fruii,a'
in corstiiat.oaal g-~c,1rnis g, -uiIc our.
selsr' an o;l.r nat.1as ia similar rrrl.ca.
menis io ile present. a. any f,ar years
sin-c tlc cs,s.llsi-lrli % u11crn govern.
ulat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02
What shall be dOas with JEFF Davis,

Sinoo Jcf DAVIS Va caught running
away ander ihc '' banner of the petticoai. To-
ttc question - often asked. Mat D. 20 bc
done ~i'h hims TIE roscrnmsat has got
han safe. De - entircly IN der power. and
nov. whai uiu tbcy o. viii him We
ihiak there can be- bar one ans~cr f1r all
loyal men. AMI we have no doabi bat this
- the real seniimens % thc people Lef
Ain - tried ~ f-e7s1a. al ~ -ou-i-.,Y
~ An D. iHug. Their are 4 great rnanv
good reasons uhv fi.i. should be done. lie
- a great criminal E,er since the death
q John &. Calhoun. be has beea the ae-
knowlciged leader % she seces.i'ni.t..
IL aions. more than any other man. 90
plunge tie South into the rebellion. ara
after u Sas inauguraicd. be- vas chosen
rs leader lie s more rcTonsitlc than
any other man. f1r al The horror, oftii.
cruelv var. The blood q our alhe-s. broth
ers, husbands and soa.. Wko have t-rn
Slam upon the hafi'c fslls. vho have died
IN thc camps ard hospitals. AMI been rnur-
dercl and starved 70 death IN rebel prisons.
. dripping from bis skirts. And there .
no doubt be knew and approved o. the a.
sassinaiiou q Presidcnt Lincoln. Hou
car there b. any two opinions among Iotai
men What shall De- done with tbs modern
Cafaiines
Then AGAIN. our government owes Il 90
Itself. that tbs aitrsciou. trailer shah not
20 snPunishcd oar failure SAFETY de-
mands 10. lie should be- made an eram-r,
q. TO deter bad anI wicked men hereafter
irom engaging ia attempt, 90 DESTROY ,ie
corcrnrcrt. lftie safety 81 Gle comm
nity demands ihe execution ola f-Ioa fora
single mlrler. how much more does % De-
mand ihe mur.lerer ofie-s o. thousands. d.
brought % ilsiices Again w. rrp-af. o.
BIN he fairly tried. ard 70 convicted. l,t
bin Be bang. ani a. thc people viii ny
A,rrN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02
BetAsI Ten,

NorAnca have commenced rc-balling
on 10 '''e % g. stores. rerenf's bl-ncd ia
'-s 'i"tSe- 4lerc ~-- De- tlrrc stores
wa e'a1ei in iae second Story. Iae block
".' oc'-1f Tiri 90 tlc iiafur't l't. an
rs a. A''-'i
80 A1l
.,., az -'l ''a-
'' 'l' ''.'se-
l' rs
'' y PC Ano"n
i-e 'Al-l.n
- ''''s n'-'' D''e Tor
-'''' az ~''' I'E % enter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02
How God bring, 10 naughi the Councils
ofthe Rebels

That the assassination Of President Liz
coin vas planned an approved b. Jrfrr-
soa Davis and lis bogus govsru@eut. a.
Richnoad. - now a vel established fact.
vas % be tbe last desperate act Of those
black hcarted traitors. In al OF this rebel-
lion. How has Il worked? Has q aided
DAVIS and his co-conspirators against the
government Had presidents Lincoln l;v.
81. Jca DAVIS and ihe leading rebels would
have found him a different nan q settle
Nth, then they MI fnd in rrcsiicnt John-
son. Had tbe former rot been assassinat-
81. DAVIS would have. undoubtedly. work
81 his way oui Of tie country. and bal be
remained. IL Is very doubtful uhether he
would have been arrested an. tried for trca-
son. and II convicted. hung. The tragic
bl5v aimed at Lincoln has rcbognded Nth
terrible force upon Davi,. lie has been
arrested and inoarccrated in prison Ike
any o'bcr feion. lie !. nov sure 20 pc
tried. II convicted. as be mus; be. h Nj bs
executed.
The murder OF Prcsidsui Lincoln las a.
- caused tie arrest Of largc number o.
leading rebels. Who Nil be deali With a.
Justice demands Il las uaiied tie scnti-
rnent q the couatry --ains; the rebels. AID
demands such tcrns IN tbs '' seitlcment~ a.
~iA forever wIPe oai slavery, and hereafter
deprive tie lsaiers Of political power 10
the county. Il has added 10 Abe long l.st
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02

= SroRr CO. A~pzxv JoHSs1~. Mr.. A
Lincola toil us this story 90 Il" Andy joha-
son. - A. o. "a iamuar'y IN th- haba %
ealing hiu. It-asa fc- weeks PRIOR o.
tis Baltimorc Conscntion. uciorc n vas
kueun that Coscruor Johnson wouii be-
+ ibs noninoe Tor ihc icc-prcsflcncr. SAL
he. 81 lad sis,i last nigh, from Colou-
q Moody. BE- TIE f-htiag Me,iodi,i par
,on. ~ De- b. called in Tennessee lie D.
on hs vas % ihc rlalc'piia Conicrcacc.
al. O. 80 mc. lie toil uie. b. coniinu~L
tbs sto-, Of A1iy Johnsoa aa3 Gc-cral
B1ei. uhici Interested uls iai-useis. Col
oacl Moody -as IN Nashville ihc day that
. Il vas rrP,rtcl iLai Bscu had decided O.
cncu'e the CITY. TIE rvbcls. stronsiy
reiaiorcc3. were saii % D. vithin two
days uarch % the capital Oi course the
city vas greatly excited sad Mooly.
. '' ucai IN sea-sh 81 johnson a; tho clsc
Of iie evening. sni found hin a, rs ofice.
cioseiei With to gcntleucn. vbo wcre
waking ihc f'cr siih hiu. enc On each
SIDE. a. I entered they retired. having
mc alone ~iih Johnson. vho came Up 90
me- uznii~stins intense feeling AM sail .
4" Moody. v- ar soii oui, Blel - irai-
ter. lie Is gong 20 osacua'e thc city.
and in iorty-c -hi holrs vr shlu o. .n tlc
Lanis or abe rcbeis.~ TLrn Lc commenced
pacins the Goor again. tuisting BIS hands.
and chasing iike a aged tiscr. utterly in-
sensiblc O. bis trends crtrcat,cs % tccomc
calm Ssllcuy D. turuea anl sd
90 Moody. can yol pras o. 90 Thai b. ing
Business. 80. al a aiaister oi ilc Co.Qei.
retained ilc Colorsl "Wc.l. Mcciy. ]
49, yo- voui1 pray. sail Jolusou. ard
ils,ans'y loih vcai lo~n uPou tbcir kn eel.
q; opposite s.lrs oi thc room. ~ tac
PA er became arreai. Johnsoa bc-aa to
rcspo-i i1 trac Mriiel..t style. Present.
iy o. c-avici over Ga his BAIL sll k.rcs to
Moody, ,i-e. znl pa Is arm over lim.
nan.ic.iing thc deepest enofion. Closing
the PRAYER v.ih a hearty d" Aucn o. from
cash they aro.c. J1hnson took ie--
breath an sail. ~.ih cmrhas.s. d" Moois.
I feel better shortly afiervarl o. askci.
90 WI ga sand o. me o. To-. Certainly.
ui.l. va, ihca-srcr. wen. Mcoly. I can
dcq-rt upon 500 yoa are csc in q ia-irrl
tLossaul.- a. tlcn commcnccI rac.u-
the door again. >a4lcniy he vhcc,cl. ths
curren;oi Li' thought having cha.-ri. an =
all. '. Oi Moody. dont ~art sol %
think have become a rch-i1as man be-
cause aske1 yoa co prav. Ian sorrv O.
say %. buf am not. ard have never pre-
tcuied o. De rcci,as. No oac Knows th..
better than yoa bui. Moody. ihere 81
one thing shoai i'll DO believe ia Al
mighty God. AID believe Alec in tlc
Bible. an I say I'd 5c danaeL b! Na,L,ias
stAl b. surrendered
And Nashville vas net sarrrndcrcl.
=. 4 Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02

Tie 1-gss insists thar ibr crinoiine story
about Jef Dayi. IS exploded. b,raise be
only hal 11 De v.fe's shawl Pr bod. and
Boz Haferfroof cage f1r a ssir' We don't
blame. Ole Argos or trying % save the
rrpu'afion oi BEL f-irnI linucI knosa
in tl.s community tlat far four year, ,iat
paper has Been more friendly to JEFF Da-
rs fhaa Cd ODE Pretl-rt oftic Uarei
States fhat ul.ie itnever DAD a harsh or an-
tind wori for JcH % rss.r bad ore
r.,asaat rsri far line ,a CD dea.h ha q
done tsrork -rr.ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02

lhe Sfr1gfsIil,epabhean. which d, I'd
ParlnE in Del drran. .ati1rs ONE ~,,-.o-
the American >eereiary oi War. .ar, OOH.
late rebel comusnler-.a-,If,f. OLE. 4.
not murderer 30 BE- ma-.troas % call t,.-
o. he BE- soldier. ani BE- er-.s.f ~ ..
Hasoiiier'g af On Gle contrary. ti.-, Il.
~ ore oi the rebel commaad-rs lor whom
Our oihcer' 'nd mea have a more renui.,
r'sPffi. How about tfe Treatment of 10.
'on prisoner, iiad Dol no rourr farr,.
vent the Internal iarI.art... ,,r,,.eI u,
,se"f Ard refusing 90 exert rtst power
d'd he ne heoomo rc.pon.lie i,r a.. =.
trocities. .rrcss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02

Wa'ihsa Watches al Ayers pIf.ar
shil 81 b. i.e bigh-s, spe-.meas of Ameri-
can art. cab of ihrir t.1I ore Dol nee
elaa.cs Ar tle other la meiilne. With
Na..aan vai-h on one r1.krt aHI Dos
Of Ayers Pi.s ia Co., o.hcr. yos ,hoa,I te
al yolr uofE .a season 9TH thc beath to
P1rsIe Be- lAlrcrtlser Norsay. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02

y CHAScE roT THE Hsbr.V Conrrs.
Why doui soae PATRIOTS coprcrb,ad nag
istraie issue vrit oi hat~as corpus In iav-
or of Jra. DAVIS. che petilr3ai chirf of the
late reoei coniclcrary. and take iin Que az
tlo c-sio-y of thass WHO iail Lla- uaI.f
a. '' af.iirary arTcst,- WLg sl1lilat l..
case BE- looked into. and iLls ascertain
~8etler there o. grounds i.r Fesira.-.a- DIM
his LIBERTY 10 n.t ibr.e parties uLo
insisi thar bel las o-uliiiie.l ao .rial. against
ihe e'l .is. ilas d. has le,a gai'y oa.J
Of q poiu-al Lercsy. orc &c 90 consis.c-ey
So tAai BE rirhts nlir fie 'aas,i fa.,.a
arc d-.y &c gn.lel aal P-5iec,eI, Cone.
gent.emea. % us have u7 h5iia- baek
no.. .Pr-ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02

a fFpcI,HarioN ~ ruE PEEsfprNr.
President johnson has iss1ed q new Procia-
aaiion. dated May 23.h. anil received too
late ior Tabiicaiioa a. The Past compcis 10
O. anticipate a Jay. i1 rhi.h those concern.
Cd in iac .ais rebellion are promised r,-Ia,
provided iley wi.i tase Gle oatt rrrs.rb.l
some fourteen classes of person. are -,.-r,-
% from che bencfts of il.s aro.l.---...,
Among dose excepted are al rer..r. Who
have leid civil or diplomatic oE.s b. b-
pretended coafcdcuey Also. fao,r aba
De J1dicial Offices to al Gle rttr,,o-
40 military officers above Colonel and
Naval ofcers in rank. above Iicafenarf
AT Who l,ii seats ia Congress to aid ttr
reoei.ioa. Al Army arl Navy oG.oers vts
resigned. % al tte rebellion. Also aid
vho have starved aal iu.trcafsi prisoners
oivar all Governors of the rebel states F.
ah drrrcdafors on thc commerce of tie
lnitel States an Ebo have made raid. from
'hnada. A.so ali persons slo have so-an-
iari'y AIDED the rebellion. ard Who's, mo-
lfry BE- rallei at over s1lOlD. Ta.
iroeianaiion u.'i Je polished b. or neat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02

I,uroyrvESr Tee Nee York worlI
uaish osidd rscn in alu.s q Asdre-
Johnsoa -ben be- vas Vice Frcsi8rnt. no.
says that le country has retson 90 con.
eraiuia,e i'seii ihai this "a minded state.
nan is 81 tbc heal OF a4sis"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02

We learn from tle Ct'an Advertise.
ilata elil 81 80. Elrarl Sprrsr. oa
hel.ef's Point. about en- 8. a. of exc. vi.
run. over by Gle cars al kill1. o.c Cav
Ass week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02

LiNcoiNe MoSCvEyr The T-u;o,
ieagues ia Caiiornia have started r,,.-
ments ior iho erection 81 o. uas.am.-, a..
hr Lincoln. on tbe Pscifc coast. sta Coz,
ETA quarter o. million dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02

AZ Aug1s's. Ca. silver - plenty a.,
ssAnge, ard greenta,ks are a. par
The Grand Haven news., 1865-02-01

:. The attention Of our readers is invited
10 Mr.. John Vanderbilt's business card,
in our, advertising columns, to-day. Our
mercantile dealers and citizens generally
will do we'll to refer to Mr.. VS. catalogue
before supplying themselves elsewhere
with Garden, Field, Bird and Flower
Seeds, DC.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-02-01

siasWE are greatly indebted to Hon. L.
w. Ferry, State Commissioner, for a lth-
ographic representation of the national
monument TO be erected in the Gettys-
burg Cemetry, in commemoration Of the
fallen heroes on that illustrious battle
,feld. Tho monument is indeed an honor
10 The Judgment and good taste Of the
. iCommissioners.