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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-04
M.ARIM E NJ EwS
9poRrdoFI PORTLAND.

g ,'isYY II : : = :, = gnli9s
Wedaesd4y so. ........... ....". May 81
ssn59x3 sal - ARRIVED. blsn5e snA saiq
Steamer Forest City, Donavan, Boston. tsal i.c
Steamer Lewiston. knight, Boston-acs si5i ,ao
+ Steamer Regulator. Mower. Bangor. - - y,
Sch Rocket Br1 Merrill Annapolis ms; IN distress
having sprung leak on the passage Her cargo of
lumber, which Is gned to parties in Boston,
win be discharged here and the vessel repaired.i
Sch Henriet'a Snli h Boston , Y - q
Sch 10y AIsns (" f rs,s
Sob Gloucester. Judkins, Deer Isle
Sch Planter, Jamison, Friendship
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viim1f iIass sCWAsHINGToN, May 3! A
Gen.. INGALLS, will In q few days establish his
quarters at Alexandra, which win be the
depot of supplies for the immense force to be
congregated hereabouts. The depot;at City
Point will be discontinued, except for the Vir-
ginia garrisons. There are about three thou
sand sick and wounded In the hospitals at
City Point, who will be- discharged or re-
moved here at the earliest possible day.
Booth and Harold stopped at the house In
Maryland formerly occupied by Surratt to OBJ
tain some firearms which they had secreted
there some weeks previously, and which Mrs.
Surratt had rode out on the day Of the crime
to examine and see that they were in good
condition. She also left word to have bottle
of whiskey in readiness and as Booth took
drink he .boasted that " Abe Lincoln and Sew
ard have both been killed, - damn them"
His whole subsequent journey has been
traced, 49,. ..e....
Stonsglan$ Cavalry IN Pursstt of JEFF. Davis
-cEsntsa1bosst " sBsshscacksrs Gasrr1-
r ,H0KNoxvIL1.E, Tenn, May 2.
A man who was on the railroad train cap
tured by Stoneman's cavalry, between Green's
burg and Salisbury, N, G., says JEFF Davis was
on the same train on his way to Charlottes-
vile.s Learning that the railroad was cut
above and below, Davis with other passengers
escaped and returned TO Greensburg.
Stoneman's cavalry Is now in the valley of
the Saluda River with headquarters at Ander-,
SON, s. c., and the cavalry are scouting from
II they hear of JEFF. Davis and his treasure to
follow him 90 long as there Is o horse leftaW
The infantry of Stoneman's command 10 en-
gagged in clearing the mountains Of bushwack-
ers, guerrilas andshorse thieves, and are max
ing clean work of itsaa sulysa 2 HHo9 AQNJtx
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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.


From Nes0 Orleans and Mobile -onDture. 81
the Captain and 80 of the Orr, 81 M Ram
Webb Steamer BtOsCn up and IL Perso,ss
Killed and Wounded.
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aMINfATURE ALMANAC.

Thursday...,... ~. XII. .......... May 4.
sun rises - :. ~. 7. .45l Moon sets. ~. 1.43 AM
Sun sets 81. los High water. esl6 Pm
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCHi
Scratch J Scratch Scratch !

WHEATONS OINTMENT
WIFI Cure the Itch in 4s Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULcHRs, CHrLnLArss,
and all Eruptons Of tho Skin. Price so osnts. For
sale by all Druggists. ----------
BY sending cd cents to any Apothecary In Port
land 1t will be forwarded BY mail, free Of postage
to any part ofthe United States.
WEEKS POTTER, Sole Agents,
Il sssxa 10 Washington street, Boston.
A's0 s'ff '.lsD ~ / II Asw. W. waprI.
aa26eod3m and Il. L. STAEwooD.
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sws RICE BROTHERS. s,sa
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

MILW4UKEE, WISCONSIN, r.
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN FLOUR, BEEF,
Pork, LARD, HANS. BUrrsR, SEEps, stc.
The following choice brands OF Flour on hand -
BxRrsHr's BEST, N. WARREN,
go AAsrts se ,,oxo al ~ E1Ae cir; ss'
Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge. aas Nof ~ el e 81 g a1uioa .ai 3di 1of
gy-Ffour ana Produce bought, stored and insur-
cd at liberal rates. marl8eodly W y
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NeiZure Of Goods.


VFHE steamer FRANC0NIA, having eomplsted
IA her repaArs will leave here for New YORK. or,
Saturday. March 9Th .,8s.rIs m i may4td
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yI5IIi}H:LzIlilIIH

GllGyN:ElllilIl;A
for Moths 10 Cheap, Fragrant Durable an. Reliable.
All druggists sell IT, HAAS 8 CHAPLAIN. Bog
ton, manufacture IT, visa, la may4dst
Union Illuminating Gil.
THE undersigned has no Hesitation in oasrino
y this OIL to tbs public 1t will burn in osmmos
FLUID Lamps, and emit5 no unpleasant odr while
pm ming II ICON umes as slow q. Kerosene, whsn
FLUID, safe and non explosive ~ -
sor sale No lss Fore street sd;I bS ,,,n,...I
Portland, May 4, 1895 -eods@ = - roNN,am
, ,as, seizure of Goods. "a.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-.
~ scribed goods were seized at this Port, on the
days hereinafter mentioned, for violation Of the
March %, 1865, ON board Gamer New England.
2 Bags Natmegs-2 Kegs spiriss-5 vi age Barrels
FoSIsns 4P 5n -; 1sss on board steamer New
Any person or persons claiming the same ~. "a. q
quested toappear and make such claim within nins-
~ days from the date hereof; otherwise the said
& consls ADr with the act
M.v4 ,ss. a dsRAE IL WAslHHBURN, yr.. lg'5
---l-- u ~ -
.anolsn 9Ilgp For SaTe.q og sesaa-sFog
TtHE Plac' occupied By Rev J. Loring, situated IN
n PoWnal. on the Hallowell road one-half mile
rom the Cong. Westinghouse. II has q good two
story dwelling hopsa and out-builaings, with abaut
~ acres Of land, well waite cd and Convenient and
very Pheasant and healthy location ~ -
Inquire Of LYMAN O. True, or on the premi.
SO. as 80 Oiteig tNlo1l1 $500 19w8wsdlf ID AZ
:
Notice. .bslsf
rVTHE steamer FRANC0NiA, having comnp.tea
n her repairs will leave here for New York on
eAtafosy' march otn. .s8seE.9 ill il may4td
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for Moths 10 Cheap, Fragrant Durable ana Reliable.
All druggists sell It. HARRIs 3 CHAPMAN. Bog
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* saaada1a sssssslsgaE
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.NKNox1III.k. Tenn. Ma

-St0neN}an'g Cacalry In Pursuit of JEFF. Davfs
-CtsumtssDb oset " Bswhscacksvs, GaerrH-
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stroyed ID % soasbssl ssSIaas sac ss So.
81 The Augusta Farmer says the Cotton
Factpryin shatcity which has been suspended
during the winter will be putin operation about
the middle Of June-previous to which new and
improved machinery will be put in, and other re-
pairs made upon the building, the whole amount
costing about $l4ooo. .6aalsssI ..,.s s ,os
VThe Argus betrays its spirit in til remarks
about President Lincolns fiineraf, its filings
about carrying his body through the large cities
instead Of putting it under ground at once.
That body, though dead, yet speaketh speaketh
o terrible lesson against such disloyal doctrines
as the Argus has preached, and that's what's
the matter assi u adiw e a'Ts1 sa " s,l n
EWill the next Democratic State Conyen.
.Cs.... o~-'~->
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Great 81 Inducements

oae package now stops as much mischi. ( As dOE-
N packages will next June. q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20
Uentistrp.

yI'EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
Tho,e WIG ~. assrops Of having teeth extracted should
a4 .n Dr. H0YT tbc originator 81 Ansstelc Nitrous Ok
ide G.a,6 No. 87s b 0adwsy. near Eigh'eeitist.
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY ~. 1855.
Amuscuents.

DARNUMs AMERlC AN MUSEUM,
oNhAi hrrKRNooN AT ,; EvEwINS. At H.
BEST LOCAL AND MORAL DRAMA
ever presented to n m4 Afr SRE p's SEE S''n ''
and for which tie paid tha. di.tinsa.hei sdy
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
wORKsIEN or HEw-YORH
or THs
IN FOUR rARfs . $SP ] S ~ TaGIFAUx
Th beautIdrema depicts series OF trutsul 'cene' "
''' '''''' A woRKINGM,N's LIFE.
''"'' - TOUCHING IN THE EXTREME.
""''' 0'"''' DARK AND TERRIBLE.
''''a'"'s' TO vac T rFf GGRR AT SCENE.
INTERIOR OF EE ;,IISE Sd IaGNfocNDkRf AND
MACHINERY ~ FULL OPERATION
fRldnf noaa6 AsI OF Tnf wonKMyy.
Also the local aud eScilins sud thrilling incident.
'''" W BRoookLYN IN THE DISTANCE.
TIE S < s'ffHattfFRu HE f;fEh,r
Inc pay "' RcTp p Ii o. LIE
with 'ct adherence 70 ~ ruth NY wA (ex TIE
''' ''" oSCE INDUSTRIOUS MECHANIC.
HEADS or FAMILIES.
TIE GREAT BODY OF CLERUfMEN,
aud the -
RELIGIOUS CoNMUNlTY AT LARGE.
that they may btr testimony TO the powor OF sueh hsne
deiineatIons az waning Ia
EARLY MANHOOD,
tina, they may avoid and he victim to lice from The
FOLLY. MISERY, AND CRIME.
which lie In tie
or THE FATAL CUP.
thu propsgaiing the . - ~
GREAT CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE.
TONY DENlEn IN DANCING GIRAFFE
MORNING, AT IL,
A ir,,nr ..'rss "A ffipv
EXPOSE or SPIRIT ALlsM,
~ Dir. ". T. Won Week.
who will give praot Al illustration q
GREAT lNPOSIiKf,
SHOWING HOW IT IL DONE.
Walter's collection Of iife.s'z figures Of tie
JAPANESE NOBILITY,
richly a,iired IN tho Costumes q the -
HIGHEST DIGNITARIES OF TIrE EMPIRE.
Comic SONGS. ELEGANT DANCES, Sc.
PROF.. HUTCnlNGS LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
TWO FAT WOMEN. LIVING SKELETON.
GfANT BON-EiGHT FEET
WOODRoFFE's BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS
TWO GLASS STEAM ENGINES IN MOTloH.
WAX FIGURES TAKEN FROM LIFE. or
MRS. GEN. TOH THUMB AND BABY. -
ClRCASSiAN GIRL. DWARF. ALBiNO BOY, LIVING
OT1ERs, FRENCH MONlhOFlGURES, AQUARlA,
s..
Admission 20 cents: Children under ten, IS cents.
~ Several NEW PRIVATE BONFS have been erected.
in witch .e.ismay be s.cuied TO WITNESS THE GREAT
DRAMA.
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THE STORY or
THE THREE SCOUTS,
j. l.. TILTON G CO.,
BOSTON

rIlIfERE ARE no BOOKS PUBLISHED
that please much, end lear reading over and o'eI
tssin.
'NAINSTONFSS HOUSEKEFPTR 6h I'd.
MARGARET AND her BRIDESMAIDS 5a Ed
TBE QUEEN or THE COUNTY, "a I'd
TWICE LOST, 8th I'd.
LIMITS TRIAL, Sd I'd.
FAITH GARrNEY'S GlELHOOD 10Th III
flGJE. llth Ed
Tie severesi novel be sul crted To J. popularity
Circulating Lbrnry. u it cpdcs and outlines as li
novelty II have uriN
these have done this, end are to-day ia ~ much demand
g. the fourth week o! their issue.
When you want good uoyc read, Try Of item.
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Mem publiratlcns
,,,uT EDITOR OF HARPERs WEEKLY,


referring 10 their picture OF InE Scout s,;or 1, an
NNo feature connected with our m' ilg "Peio''ons =;
,s7" -, AZ abundant In thrilling incident rs what 10
c,cd secret service This has been o,PeGay tne ce 10
;S1.u from, IN, puhir IT was necessary that II should
be- both fr the success of Important movements and G' the
80 nj tbe gallant Heroes engaged in this branch "i tue
srrriee Ts veil secrecy has covered ia temporary Oh
ri,v - most romantic incidents oi the war-incdcp
g., mon which If .n,ims the fate OF battles has hung
Thc,e !, sometime be made known and will form an inter-
na norton Of history OF this relieving The tedious
S,iss OF marches and maneuyeis"
THE STORY or
THE THREE SCOUTS,
BY tae author Of Cudo's Cayo." "Neishbor 20 WOOL
intensely iu,ercs ing. II Is pronounced by ti' ~
authority rHE BEsr STORY o. rHE WAR, end VIZ DE
Irli aud valued long after most Books oi Hc -
wll forgotten. Two OF JgR SCOUTS are Oh sc4
i!on whom al will be delighted 10 hear. 81. e. q,
"I s,dren 70 say this IL the book ~ ioa ~
civi. war. In efer yes's u mus 5 ,S vi w
anja1d novel relating to this waIike period -lo"'0A
Leader.
Although sslar.e aud haLdsomcr than tue - - DOCS M
sold is all books sellers, newsm.n, oor agents. Ac ahi ~
tie publishers,
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PAID IN CAPITAL."."..~FS1 900, 900

V'HIRD NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY
L. or EEW-YORK.
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WALLACKs. ..-,.cv
w Proprietor ard Manager. Mfr LESTER AhLAO''
MONDAY,
THE GAME OF LIFE,
Having achieved mos. Triumphant success viii be fepea,ed
TUESDAY.
BENEFIT OF
Mr. CHARLES FiSIIER
fFirv time here) Tom fsylors admirable Comedy.
STILL WATERS RUN DEEP,
And hrs, tine In ton years. the excellent Force OF
HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS.
WEDSESDAY-THE GAME or LEE. ..,
THURSDAY, AHOVEL AND FANORlfE PROORAhhh
Will be given. - $500.
PRIDAY-Beneht Ct Mi,, MADELINE HFNRleULS,
(ar,, time this ,ssson, Sheridan Knowles hne Play Of
TffE HUSCHBACk.
The gres, Domestic Drama,
THE TICKET-OF-LEANE MAN.
" al shortly BE- produced io the FIRST time IN m, ea'ei
with ss-si cs. scenery. dresses aud appointment
The cieat success OF the GAME or LIE prevents tf-
in mediate repetition of OLD HEADS AND lObSb
HEARTS of the neIi representation Of whlc duo notice
win b. given.
Door. open st.;l. Overture - II.
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Banking Gonsss ono Bankers.

led LAsrER Psc.iont. C. V. Culver yice.presiden.
of Wins.ow LSuier 4 Go. Of Culver. Penn 90.
q. N. JORDAN. Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

4 FIRST. RATE FARM, 65 Acres. excellent
~ buildings, In good orlr. wheat. grass and wood snd;
running and sli mixes from depot, near Morn"
town New. lcr.y for 4lle cheap
CHAs t. STEWART, No. 8 Piue at, New.Yo
A FARM or COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
~ or EXcrAHGF-si ,ablc i,r ssi.tleusn wishing 10 do
bunes in this city beng accessible by Ini ten times dy
pleasantly u.ed In New Jersey. IL miles from Ncwi ON
containing 100 acres, with ine garden ard lawn, and az
abundance Of fruit shade &c. HOsos cafragos and srns
utensils sold with sru Il desired. Apply TO ". H. SMITH
No 2nl OleenWicAsi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

vI,O LET-RoOm 81 bv 100 feet, with steam
i power. Apply TO BURR Co. No. ga ffonist, or
corner of Ws.hnsio and Eoyis st., Grssnp point
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Wants.


"a principle Wishcs % obialn stuaion 30 AtfNT o.
CLERK ia P.rt Of TIC Oil Beonsi good 9oIeTcnce
ven Address Box Ne. lG. rnbano Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

EOR SALE on West forly-seventh--t
i betecen irh end rIrth avs, very "s.sit h,'
car. fours'or brown iors Oj 81 ard LOT. The houa
throus snd pot u'o pc oficI Lat SOM
FURNITURE a''o iof sar. Apply a. 30. u to1ri
isud'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

VALUABLE REAL ESI tIE.-The E1ccu.
tors OF ~. lot. GROVER 4. fUBMAS in order o.
see tie E,''c otter Tor .e the following desirable pTo-
o. ~ Blooslyn. l.. ~. lsf. Wliiam.bur.h va;
dwelling House and Lot, No. 10 IhTd-,i.
Dwelling House aud Lo', No l2J fonrhsi.
Stoir sud Dwc!l'lg 1T, No. ~ foar'l-si.
store md Dw, l.ns Lot, No. ne four'hs.
Sioro end Dweliil z Lot, 10. lI1 FoiI'h,i.
Store and Ds cling Lot, 80. 10, fo1rihs.
Dwelling House aud Lot No Il Slu'hfifstl'
ID. el,in, House and Lot, No. 81 south FiI.tsi.
Dwelling ilouse snd lot. 70 o. South lr.t..t.
Dwelling iIons. AID Lot, No. 90 SOlth iis.st.
Dwelling llou.c sud Lot. Nc. ~ south sccoudsi.
Dwelling House and lot, No - south Second -.
Dwelling iioue and lot, Y. g. South firs, 1brd,,
Dwelling House aud lot No N BroldwAy B.d,ordayc.
Dwein. lous. and Lot No 80 BEDFORD
The present Opportunity rarely oil red 10 purchase pro
ductye ard vsiab. fetl reasonable terms FOR
fil particulars sypy TOT T. kNtELAND, tone 81 the In
ecrtots, No. 20 Ntllst New.York Oto ~ MORGAN, Ma.
50 sorih Seventh g. or HUGHES L GREEN, corner tinh
aud Grand q, BROOKLYN. r. H.
JAMES MAURICE,
j. J.. KNEELASD. 'Ereeutcrs Lc.
AARON /. ifOWsND.)
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AT No. 434 TnIRD-AVE. the following first
N class Hoase. are ior sale on LetiDgtonSei IN
Thirtiehs' in Thrythrds'; on Msdison.sve.i in
Thirty h-t Ia Fily third in Thirty cighth-t near
Fifth ave; Cottage; small Houses with Stable. on
Third aye gu Second Second and Third
sye. IN Ssiy second Ql Thirty ninth It. in forti
eths 10 in Forty 6ras,. IN Thirty sfrh-t iln rhVy
fourth It, ia Thirty dfstsi. in Thirty secondsti il
Fity.frst A.. IN Twenty nin,h-i In East Brosdway
the best corner gu Avenue e. Ia Eighty niut 5. in Sew
enh.t in Houston.st.; In Forty hfths' 20 Tencinen
Houses, paying IL per cent Apply TO WILLIAM FhIl
REICH corner Of Thirty second st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

9ouses an0 Farms uOante6.

WANTED TO URCHASE-HOUSESa and
w LOTS ia any good and desirable location
ALLEN l. BROWN.
No. % Broadway.
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Real Gstate for Sale.

A j. BLOCKER, son. & Co, Auctioneers
N. and Real H-,atc Brokers No Y cedsrs'., have 81
pry ate sale number OF ysluabc eni moderate priced
HOUSES aud STORES; a.so BUILDING LOTS IN vsrion'
Parts Of the City. -
MONEY 4 loan on MORTGAGE.
A. J. BLECKFR. SON 4 Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

E'ARM FOR SALE.-A good FARM OF $50
L acres. to close the Of the htc CHARLES X. IN
DERlIL1 .tusted in We, chester Counyi very healthy
snd pleasant mites from Chnpp4qua Depot tho llren
Raj road from sing sing troton Like. On VI"
promise. ori1ble flOt So with ~ rooms with water
running IN w. ana fountain In tho ysfd nrze Barn WIN
bs.e,t in y sails To- e. ard cow. with
ming beside for 100 barre o. apples also water run
ming in the yard good caring house snd canary two sp"
several knds Of psar. Sc. II sod before wi
be- prt u NJ auction the 18Th o. I'd month tFchrnary II
the weather .hould be stormy viii be postponed until the
neat clear day IN the n,St week. -
ELIZABETH u. USDFRlliLL. fIccutir.
Dated 18th Of 1T mouth fIsuuarv). 1873
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ALL RESPECTABLE FAMILIES. Board.
D ABBITTONIAN PENMANsHIP!,

~ Fog houses, ard Hotels cen be supplied with GOODfER
NANTS from all Nations Pro;eaaIt aud Ca'hoic al Mr..
YORKSTON'S Office, marble budins Ne. IA Founhaye.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-04
Oxford County Union Con.
Vention.

H. eitizens ~ Oxford touufy. 90 rrnrort Tire
Nalson-s 40 ~taft Anrnlulsfraf.s. Fit.al o.
srnl eriel1fes - louFFufirll. e. o. hrII I'D a.
Court nnu-c, faris niI.
- WEDNESDAY. rfrE i7ru ntr oF Ar.. --.,--
~ Ten o'-ioek A " f1r ~ r--rrrs- ~ r,-f- .-l-
eantil1tte 80 ID -tatr ~s.sa-., tuurfr Inrr-r..
tl.rf ans tuuuff Ir1earrr M c. srrrrr.rr.. Il. en-
lutnn men ~ ffNfur.i lHl.rt. af a. rrxr ~r.rr
A..tlN- $40 O. traNsa.H uN uf'..r 'HrrfH.aa ftnr
M nrarfrlF rsfrle fa..1rH r... Tnrfrrr.rr.
.l-h town aul rl-trrlrr .s rr-.r. H.f o. .rrI one
tf- lLs ali ~ at.l.rrH. "-rfr frr nrrrr frrr
nunlrs1- inllatfanis- q tlarriarl 81 osrr fr. IA
orel e,tii-cs a town e. ar ..rt..ulri trI....it.
~ srrersl towns va fe eurIfiri to dir.-afrs g.
tollNs- Albany . Au..artr a. l.afnlI b. f-rn.sr.
-. . rktfll 3 Errnu 81 laufou Trxfrl.f
= i~nfnark trYshrrE q Iraukilu Tlanraf.r,,
tfrfenWnosl f.'0s.l e. 1Irnnrar !. ffrrfr.-f i.
trpron Z . Hiram q lotcl 4. Mrxf.s, 1s ,rfif.,u
e ta,..l Nenrt Nurnar r. ONlor.I Al o.
- = frru a, frrffr Rex rrrr @ Urr-f.-f :
So ~-ai.-r e ~faa..larl & -ro.l.a r.rfan
--i-e Norrarfo.s a. AuI aT orI..r
tostl- ans piautsiicns iu tirc Coanfv. uu.r r....
Pr ur.Hr Cl
.Tuly i-l
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Tur EleuEs or TnrrrNr~ General
iIo-arl', burcau ia- - received i-fs-s,a.
'ion 81 an Important trt,.arfinn ia Mi....-
'rTi. r. app-ars ,ha, uto usn-l Ja-k
srn shot calo-rI rs1 .n OH. r.--l fefI.
i' NashinEton coaafr. anI after var.--
shiu'y tvo seeks ftp &C. o,1 a1thart.r..
cs-a.h.acl ~ G1rrrr.r ~harkrr. q, fake
a. matter in hard. Colonel Thou-as. th-
A.-i..arr to-'rf....rrr 90 Frr-l-r-r'.
Aaii- GO t.st ii.f-ir- arrested Is.k.e7
a1l committed i.n OBJ ia.ite await frisl o.
u-iita-l comr'ss'1n. 4 wit of t-'-rf -.r-
rrr vas sued ouf. AMI cd Thomas tcie-
EaThel to Wa,i.rfton frr Instruction
Tie Sher.E. noi readily f,tir- Gre Colonel
vLen D. ueui 90 srr,, the ur.t. an cI1rt
~as uale Co rescue Jackson. vii.h vas
frustrated hr de- gaa-.ls Tie ,u,,-u-t,o,,
from th.s c.'r soon rraeici colonel Thor.
a.. utc. ia rarsaa-cc 90 ericrs f-1n the
Prr.ilr-' jerinri o. deliver Ja-kson
over to ere c.,l aath.ri.ic.. anI h.. trial b..
noE in r-o-rrss fore a military rcnmit-
sion. Ili. statement probably ial.cafss
ths course o. D. pH-suci throuehoat ibe
South. vhcucscr ,hc civil cEcr-s i--o-c
ihe Tishis of th- freedmen.
Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-04

Srtrr NoEusL >cnoof- 4 c0frcsrou-
dent a. North Jas saw - ,t1Icnts FROM
oHforl County we're in a-t,-dancc a. Oil.
>Frug Ierm u tir STATE Normal iooi.
We are glad O. bear tbat iL.s vas tl.e ca...
Az 'hr esan.naii5u iy tle Conmiitcc oi ile
ENec-iisc Council. iLsrc ucrc o. oair-I
1'auis scholars present. and nouc ~err
named On tae Cataiocse. AID O. ~as op5n
chs evidence itai uc based thc iforn. or
corrrs-oadcnt opposes himself pira--8
~.ih far Appointments oi Mr Gage. OitLe
siN arove named. two were from Bsroa.
to from Canton. one from Haneser. aal
cuc from Lowell
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-04
Qnalifc.tion q Voters.

We hear tLc Argument uselalnost cvc-y
day. thar ere neCrocs shoah not vote ic-
cause thy are i-norsnt. bcranse many Of
thc race cannot read and write. It NAV o.
qacsiion hou FAR INTEL -cncc ani claca-
ticn should be made a requisite qlaiidca-
tion O. enabic 4 nan 90 cxrrrise thc richt of
tafragc. There are diGrrcot opinions
about this matter. some cuuieul that no
man shoud vote Who cannot rad ard write.
ofbcrs contend ior property gaahfca'ion.
The question arises WY sTnly these tests
o. A man simpiy because thc Almighty male
him viii black skim Take ,hc ease of
ihc negroes ami tae poor whites of the
Souih AT acquainted With tic two ciassrs
admit The negroes arr IRE mot intcrirrnt
Of The two. ana We az Know thcy are iic
more loyal. Then AGAIN. Ike thc great boz
Nv Of he Catho,ic Irish In ihis -o1utrv.
(ior a Profosfaaf freshman e. generally both
Intelligent anl loyal.o AMI bow murh are
they On advance % he nCrros o. loyalty
they are great vas behind thcu. al in
point Of iuieiii-cncc bai itlc. ifanv ahead.
i % morc SAFE CD eutrust che ballet Co. che
Ignorant fo-cigncr. Who IS Bat the tool Of
some csi-nin- person. or OBJ thc negro WHO
almost universally ackaov 'rlccs Sis ale
eieucc Co God and his couuirys There Be-
90 princip'c o. ulieh ie-t. can fe APPLIED
90 thc necro. tiai does Mt srrir with c,1-al
forcc O. tic whites Anl hrrr tie whole
arguueut 81 often made u.c of against me-
gro sufra-c. falls Oh thc rroarl. n We
make a mans compilation or color a tess
qlahscation In co-tcrin- thc ri-lt of SUE
f-ace. we plunge into troaiir az once. for
D. is a notorio-s fact ttat there arr white
men anonr 'h- bia.ks ana BLACK r-er au,o--
thc whites. Thc-c sioail De- bat one rule.
and that ere ore aiI down d, the uccia-a
ti9n g in'epcnlc-re. fhlt % rT men a--
born into a., world free ana ,7-al. ara
Possessed of certain inaEcnahl- rigrf..~
VIII ,hi. ior Cur guide We 60 Justice O.
al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-04

TIM NV Era, We arr Indebted o.
Cart. Wh.,mar,h ior coric Of Co. N-s BRA.
Published at Darlington. :. a.. Taa ioHa
.s Gle he-lIuartcr. of Gcn. Zeal. 20 a. in
command of thc Military Ds,ir.ci of hast
>'ath Carolina. We no;.c that MAJOR
Gou.l BE- Proves; Jaicc. an CAPT. Whit
marsh Prosa-i-Ma-,hai of t,s second s-b-
district. Among g. altcrii.rncu's v.c laI
several si-uei Blake IS Thanp-oa. names
that vi. be- readily recoeaiz-l Boz che. siein-
i't. Nc neticr tLai Geo. Zeal i- ur,us
sharp on dealing with pizaicrs who 3D. not
adap; themselves o. tbc rev crler oi ti.in-..
D. thew vii noe uo-k err land thcuisri,r..
b. pats ulcn on DO = 90 sork Be- A order
for i-h Cd Jais relaircs sa.1tc of one b1a-
irci guns. and che rcai.n- of Gle Dccia-a-
iion of luder-endcne- anl sbc Ea,sucipasioa
Proc'amaiion.