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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-08-31
Nav York Aur q,


The Tribune's specil says Capt. Jas. NJ.
Moore assistant Q. NJ, who left here
on the sth of July last for Anderson
vile Ga. for the purpose of giving decent
burial to the remaius of our murdersd he
roes, returned to this city this morning,
having successfully accomplished the OBJ
ject of his visit. The Captain reports that
he arrived at Andersonvll on the 18th ult.
after having experienced considerable diff
ficulty in procuring transportation for
himself and his party of mechanics and
clerks. The work of lettering the head
boards for the graves was Immediately
commenced and finished, occupying near
" the whole time ofthe partvs stay. There
were Il. 900 neat head-boards set up. all ap
propriately lettered, giving. the names
and as far as known, the regiment and Co.
of the deceased. The Captain found the
graves nearly all marked with a neatly
painted stake numbered, the numbers on
the stakes corresponding with record
kept in the hospital of of the prison, Civ
ing the names of those buried. The cem-
etery is about fifty acres in extent, and
dead were all buried in trenches, i'm many
cases over one hundred in n trench
Mounds were created over each body thus
forming graves. A neat white fence has
been erected around the cemetery and the
place made to look as inviting as possible.
Pleasant walks are being laid out, which
are being shade bytrees. Captain Moore
for nd
sonville is all most devoid of verdure of
any kind except rank weeds, stunted pines
and live oaks. The climate he considers
extremely unhealthy: the heat is intense
during the Gav, the heavy dews falling mt
night penetrating the tents OF the party
and saturatinG their blankets. Just ba-
fore the party left, a flag staff was planted
and the American colors flung to the
breeze. A trustworthy superintendent
has been appointed to take care of the
cemetry and perfect the ideas of Captain
Moore in the laying ont of this modern
| Golgotha. y sufficient guard has been
placed over tho grounds by General Glib
bon commanding the military forces in
| that region and every care is to be taken
undsturbed. There We're within the en-
closure of the stockade. sheds about thir-
ty yards in length and eighteen feet in
width. There were no sides TO those- so
called tenements, but they were merely
upright poles supporting tho roof The
stockade with all the buildings are to
remain standing until they fall, tit monu-
ments of the henious crimes committed
within their limits.
Miss Clara Barton, the philanthropist
who accompanied the exhedition for the
purpose of collecting ofthe where
ahouts of our missing men, returneI with
Capt Moore's party. One ofthe party, Il
clerk, died from typhoid fever and was
buried in the cemetery. There about 5000
buried by the rebels ofwhom no recod was
kept and consequently their remains
could not be identified; the remains OF on
iy one body was found unburied, the rest
having been inferred in the trenches.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-08-31
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
Washington, August "a, 1865.

veheTdG cFIS1S, -NO. LOO.
BY direction of the President the follow
ing named General Officers of United States
Volunteers are hereby mustered out of the
service of the United States, their services
being no longer needed: Maj. Gems.
Banks, Silas Casey, 5 p Heintzelman, d
Butterfleld, Abner Doubleday, Jno Peck,
Geo l. Hartsuff. Brevet Mai Gems A Ash
both, Geo l. Andrews, w w Belknapp, c
Croft. ] Card, w Carlin. l. Chamber
lin, T A Davis, Elias Dennis, f Ferrero,
G Grover, r S Granger, c r Graham, X
Garrard, A Grant, G. Griffin, G II Cor
don, n j Jackson, n Kimbdll, John II
Keutz, J Macarthur, J d Morgan, John +
Miller, B r Pierce. Robinson, T Sey-
mour, + Solomon. q r Stanard, A Sholer,
e B Tyler. j Neatz, VIM Nandever, w
L Ward, and w \ Wicker. Brig. Gems. II
Arnold, n Buford, NJ Breyman, II Bax-
ter, w B Henry, Cyrus Bussey, Edward s
Briggs, Cook, Fl b Darlington, Chas T
Campbell, p Clayton, A y Duffee. Davis,
S Fry, l. II Graham, L Ii Hobson, JAS II
Hawley, III NJ Judah, j L Knife, III Fl
Lockwood, G Tanan, II j Mexican, A
Meredith. w III Morris, G. p McGinnis, L
III Mills, NJ Oliver. w A Pile, E w Rice,
w ID Sturges, j III Stokes, J p Slough, f
Scammon. \ S!emmons, w S Weddy,
A Sehemelfnig, j w Sprague, s T Davult-
man, III Vancleve, + Fl Warren, Geo ID
Wagner, j A Williamson. ... s-.-.. .
BY order of the Secretary of War, "..n
(Signed) ..... TOWNSEND.
.. Assistant Adjutant General.
1t will be seen that this list embraces sew
en- Major Generals, sixty-fve Brevet Maj.
| Generals, and foSty-thrse Brigadier Gen
erals. ... .... .-. .. ... ....r. ..- ..H
The Times special says: The pardon gram
ted to \ Dudler, president of the Richmond
and York river railroad, has been revoked.
The Tribune's dispatch states that Gen.
Grant remarked recently that sufficient ev-
idence has been adduced during the late
conspiracy trial, and since, to convict jeff
Davis of completely in the assassination of
President Lincoln, and that the fate of the
conspirators settle that on JEFF. .... .,..r
The Heralds Washington dispatch states
! that the Emperor MaXimillian recently
| sent a letter of coincidence on the death of
Mr.. Lincoln to President Johnson, but the
letter was not accepted, on the ground that
npsuch person as the Emperor OF Mexico
! was known or recognized,
| - ... Washington, Aug. 26.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-08-31
Coppsrheads Rebuked by Keokuk
County Soldiers.

Proceedings Of tie RichLand Soldiers Meet
ing.
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Washington, Aug. 26.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
StAs -
Department Of State, !
Washington. August -, ISsi5. J

W 's'E1I'II'00II' -AVs JUST NJ -
Paroled prisoners asking passports as
citizens OF the United States, and against
whom no special charges may be pending.
will he furnished with passports upon ap-
piication therefor To the Department, Of
State, in the usual form. Such passnor =.
will, however, be Issued upon the 90 n,n.
tons that the applicants do not re.ur.-,o
the United States without leave of che Pres
ident. Other persons implicated in ,he rs-
hellion, who may wieh TO go abroad. viii,
apply TO the Department of State. for nass-
aorts, and applications will be disposed Of
according to the merits of the sevsra, cases.
BY the President of the Unit.d States -
lSisnedl VIM. II. SEWARD, ra
Secretary of State.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-08-31

Mrs. Dolly Pendleton, who died in Nor
witch, Connecticut, the other day, at the
age of ninety, was born, married, and died
in the same house, and never lived in any
other. She had sixty-two years OF happy
married life, and leaves an aged husband.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-08-31

The n. NJ. Il c. T.. r. R.-The Sipour.
ney NeiPs says books OF subscription ~
the above road, have been opened. and n.
v,orable success so far uhas been expe-
riehevo. i,1a. "A series OF meetings are to hs
ance OF the object
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-08-31

q. Hosaphat thinks that the man who
first inveighed against "filthy luore'' had
some Of old postal currency in his mind
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-08-31

Cincinnati, Aug 25.

CINCINNATI, Aug 25.
The Democratic State Convention assem-
= hled at Columbus yesterday, and organ
lied by electing Rufus Ranny president.
The following ticket was nominated: For
Governor, Geo. w. Morgan Lieut.. Gov,
/ William Long; Supreme Judges, p. Van
Trump and Thomas Mckay; State Treas
urer, George Spencer; Attorney General,
! d NJ Wilson; School Commissioner, III III
Barney; Board of Public Works, C Easil;
Clerk Supreme Court, D S Donor. The res
olutions oppose consolidation of ali pow
er in the hands Of Federal government to
! maintain the doctrine of State Rights 8
laid down in the Virginia and Kentucky
resolutions of 1928 and declare that the or
dinances of secession being void, the south
ern States are still in the Union as States.
and entitled to all their reserved rights,
and to their due representation in Congress
and denOunce all efforts to confer the right
Of suffrage upon the negro and discourage
negro emigration to the State. They COM
plinent the soldiers for their valor and for
titude, and regard the national debt as q
national curse, and demand the exercise Of
most rigid economy.
New York, Aug. %.
Panama dates of the 18th states that that
place is greatly excited By an expected in
vasion from Canca. Business was para
lyzed that military impress,nents were
going on, and a forced loan was being col
lected from the merchants. ..
The rebellion in Peru sill maintained
strong headway, -.....
The Brownsville, Texas correspondent
of the Herald, states that an ex-rsbel office.
boasted that Sterling Price had been made
Major General of MaXiInillian's troops,
and was asempowered to raise a cavalry force
OF thirty thousand men from the disbanded
rebel armies. Also that several other reb-
el Generals had been commissioned bv
Maxinlillan, and it was intended to have
100000 rebels in GIaximillian's service
within year, to keep watch OF Sheridan
on the Rio Grande.
Everything is quiet on the American
side of the river.
Our officers at Brownsville recently gave
q banquet to the Emperor's officers, to-
getl,er with Gen. Slaughter and several
other ex-rebels.
1t Is almost the universal belief among
officers that they will be imme-
diately ordered to march into Mexico.
Ii is reported that about dozen deser-
ters from the American army and navy
have been engaged in piratical operations
on the coast of Honduras, having murder
ed the crew of schooner and subsequent
~ capturing other vessels with it. They
were last seen near Cuba, with an English
vessel in pursuit.
The Times special has the following:
The lann nxraatod r,rtlarz- ,,a.a,,i,,1- .s,,.
vice was promulgated this afternoon, and
is as follows:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-03
The Great Victory!

On Turssias Of this uc-k. 81 the Nation
al flonsc % Rsprrscnfsfivc-. ~as passed
~ biz rrsr-rins 20 the LcsislAfu-c- 81 the
several >iafr- sn asueadrnrnt a. thv Con-
,t,isiion. 70 Ste iollo~,ns cfisst
sEricLE NIu.
So. l. N~aLer sias-ry nar insoiuatsr,
scfsiiulr rsrcpi ~ a pani.hncnt for criul-,
NJ, r,of tbs party shai have ben lalt con
victt,i. shan exist wiihi- ~ uiis,i >-a.es.
Or az pla,- ~uri-ct 90 their ilris.iirtioa
-. ? Cougrvss Kali havc posi- 20
enfor,e isis Ars'cis o. appropriate l,-sisia-
ton
The Sena,c. a. TIE lAsi SESSION passed ihe
bin bot IN ihe House Il ~. indcsnii,iv
postponed On tbc lat t-iai q - CARVED
By a vote q il9 20 IS. Or thrvc nov than
The necessary majority. Tbrrc 3. no douhi
that tn Lssisiaturc, ofneariy al the States
-ia Al once give ihe necessary Authority
aad the amendment Ill be secured. Thus
ends the curs- OF THIS country. AM fhus j.
lad TIE foundation % an enduring rcsce.
a. eel a. the realization % fr--e rcpubiic.
~Lich il . e, id,ui Cur isihcrs intend-,i o.
fona The country has IN STRIFE AMI Blood
she'd pad the iearfal penalty for IT, insdei-
ii, 90 its on interest. and the right. % the
human family.
l.; ihis day he rc-ncnbe-cd a. real n
irpossioaos pog. -h-n indeed and IN truth.
arr al men made frcv,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-03

a corr,--poni-nt " ihc Ro,trn AIs,r.
ti.er. ~ish Gen. S5srman give. tsc i,i.,s-
ing account % ~ arranr,u,,nts made Or
a. segrccs az the Soaih
Onc ofthe rcso'fs q Sscretars Siaa-
Ton. sisft % nm ~as III issuancc ~ a ion..
order On tie Ga by -Ai,h ihs i.iaa,i, from
Charleston >oaih. ti,e Abandoned rice 6eils
along ;he river, sor thirt, mile, back from
The sea. All the country bordering or thr
-. John River. FLORIDA. AZ rcsrrv-a an
1T apart for settlements ~ u-grccs. Th-
SAM order lvtachcs t.ensrsi Rates SaNioa
from the cosan1an.i of 81 d.irict a Bsae.
iert an sa.ke. Assa .nsi-..-tor 81 abs setlic-
usrnis and piaufafion-- Il L. ma.le ~. duty
o. provide for thc wrii-bcin- 81 irs-.iuaeu.
n-gulaic their --nv-si management. ave
entire controi Of iau,ls. eve Posscs.ors t.tlc.
81 tracss q And not eauvv,iiug fertv srr~.
20 each bad ~ a fsnails. AM settle al con-
iroscrsirs rr.rcctiu. claiar. % isnd. a..
D. b.ing Aoeountablc oriy o. abe Prrsnirnt.
Tbe order st, fo-th folly al details 20 tbis
grand All huuanc ulosrtnsnt torar.i
cIsiiagior. and invests GrncrHl SaRfon 18th
iull poser b. th- prrmiscs All youag and
sb,e-bosii~d n~Er-~s 49, 20 ~ ru-o.r2ccd
% eniisi iu tie arsay &nd Cracral SaNion
q charged ~ith The Organization % sob
r~cruHs. This order ~sai int3 eHcct GA
tbe 2isi. uhsn Gcnvrai Foster dirsctr,i
t'rnrral >aKton - assauc tie cniirr
coatrol Of Az cgro sctiieaenis - the
csrzst iron North Carolina - FLORIDA.
AL lirvctcd an oaicrrs o. farrsish Ann
siih sach niiitary profession 81, a. dear
81. Ibe.e seiticmeuts Ars dislacd INTO
seven districts. vith a commander over
sagh -ho - rcsPoasiaie % CsvB~rai SaSton.
i-o su,aA oapfnr-d steamer -ere tsrn~.i
ovcr to him. sd ~iil b. uscJ in comner-
cial Ioiercosr~s bcfsscn fi-c settirraent.
iIiitcn Heal anl fvrnandins arr .lcsirnat-
81 a. Poin's A. ~hich tire trading = Ano--
"a % ihe n~groes 10 onEsim.enls 81 b.
aAoscd a. prvsnt frrm tbr cnpioyr, q
tbe cosnuissary snd quart~rmssssr sd
onlnAncc 'l~rsrtussnts. ut General So
'on IA issusd ssIrriuS sdsr,-s, TO s.sb-r
n-Eroe.:eAuins on ,h~rn % vnier th~ arnv
an po0sc tlI~ir manhood And -orthi ns-s %
frrelon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-03

NIyEusstIsr Lrvrr To .,oid con-
fici vfh fhe cufrrt-inu,~rt 81 - raris.
the ilu'e 81 hoi,i,n- tic l'uis~rsal.ss I.~scc
b. this placr. Ia. h~cn eharrr.l 90 Monlay
i,b 6fh. H. a. iiion o. the u.aal ANA
i'ons slspic'i 10 ssch an oo-a.ios. tic las-
I'ortant guc-iisn - % BE- der,l,d. Mo
shall hass fhs ieifer a5dies.ci % %. ths
Prii,rsi louag IAdg o. Pans Tbe
proceeds oi tLi, Lesc- arc d-sisusI O. b.
he aPl.rup-sstrd 60 a. furnishing q thrir
house - ~orsiiip
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-03

In. Chsr... ~.n.rh. o.,vufI, ,.,.fs-i >,a-
aier irrm leai-iana. vas ho-n .n Nsine. ben
Bro~uE,ll osior,i a. 0unfs. laf .n ,arly Eic
r.sil..i iu EeNhurv. lie icn benz there 81
ssssutrcn ysars "a AZ. All sat. fr,i toti.s
set. and ti.nc-to I.,1i-ian,. -L,rs b, raar-
ried ard setilcd in ~ Mar'. Pari.h. aho1f
or hnn,lr,i miles scafh 49, 90 Ner spri. a..
anl 80 d. ovner of a sugar risuiation. --ii
stocked Pr,sf-~rif, attc,,i,,l BIN auf.i tb,
breaking out of tt,s rrleiliun. cher D. avu--
"a tuion scntu,erfs--he coud roe fo-.,ef
o.. ~ Er-iand hirfh ani c.lurnfion IT.
suffered mleh. even ,rnrri.cnuiruf. lrt the
ARRIVAL 90 t'sTn. Both IN NJ o-iosns
hrou-hf dcEverancc to ham a. it dri o. ma
~ other.. H. hsll az ofhriai position dor
inE Gen. Butier'. aininisfrafion 81 nHnirs
in Ncv Orleans. sid SOFA after Cen Back
arrival D. Vs. made collector - iutrfra
Rcvenue for a district courri.inr amo.r OH
cr Pan-hc.. th~ one in vhich b. had rcsils,I
for % MANY wears. re took a. ,efi,c Part
in or-auiEin- Louis;ana a.. F-ce STATE. Va
elected % fhc Lerisls,ur,r. an hv that bo.lv
% ths rntci States Scnase. ana n. ap,,lica-
t'en b. nov h,iorr that boil, % D. adunte,i
toaseai Since h. ien Roxhury ~. par, ~,
have removed 90 Lovcn. ub.rc ihes no-
reside. For many year 'hes Nal no' hesri
frcn BIN. dirc,fl,. anil until A.. election
th-y al not kno- ~ha; tad t.-oou,, ~ Lira
IL .. nov on ,i.it o. Us hther'. 10 that
cits -Io-eu Iouraai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-03

LEvEE At - PsnIs. The LADIES' Moaa-
nlrnt Association. -iIl holi Lcvee a. rhe
Aoai~ms Han. Sou'h rars. ou Fr,dsv
errnins. fr1ruay l0lh. Thcir rroerarauac
rfo1sisvs alsntiaI.t cnirrralnrneft flr the
es-"'ne. -ifh q saPrly of rrfrv,ir-rrnts for
those ~hoss hsPpiu~ss d~r--n.is uy.on fi.,
god taiuzs prosIsi-l for tb- stou... b Tee
proceeds al ~ s,i,i-l to The fuud o. a.
Assoc.afion. a. a usftsr 81 whi-h aH
'iso1'a tsse q patriotic rrid I'D loin in
rnaking up fsI bous-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-03

SHrENAN's CsrratoN. TIE Sasannah
corr.-Pou'i,u 20 q tlr Psi.a5~ipaia Pr-,..
-r'ii''s J-naa-y u. saws
90 lh~ South Carniina rnurzivn 81 Gen.
>a~rruau has air ais br. ln. thoa-h r,ou'h
a. least. rnusf siar.-- i~f~rru fh- ur~..-rt
ii-n~ aud the affaiuuirnf of OF. rhic,f. Tl-e
Arrnf - he f-nn.-se~. rrr.irr &C. n.-rai
tiosari- has al-vais made q s-ffir-., nt o.
ar frnpo' Tart res-h tcrtor,i. ani s,.sc- co -
srr in rfafsi-s- O. start. or arr h-fnL fur-
VARIED on anofh~r ruufc Of ro-ore rafinn
porflou Cd flc Nfnst.srfh rorg.. unss-r
1rnera- tsrosur. iass arrived. probably 20
iasr 90 rlarr a. a -arri~ou. -tilr fb- -, az
buls 30 tsrnrral >hrrlua1'- artat 49, o. de-
voted o. fufu-c campaicrs Noi unrsi-
cralr O. th~ brave mn of ts-srs = s,.ruuraild.
sf'si fllCir disiinc ai-ls,i i~s.i.r r. ~. rrrs-
PET nf participating in ths inivrv-tinS work
81 The 80 campaiEu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-03

hi5. Tee remedy Is nasnlg in 80 haads
81 @ r bu,e-. 1--we ia sour 90 Oh tcu-c
until buiiding u,atrria., gvt dosn % rrsson-
ale rates. 30 ~iihout luxuries. -var the Old
coat Asd hAi sas,her year. pexs sPrins drAr
o. the msPie for ysar s-eesening.- scon-
osnise. bcsh 10 d-s-. 81 living. esPcciAlly
srsiclr- q forrira Proauctioa. a general
movement iu ihi. dirvction. would 90 uiofe
20 rydacs prices. tb.n al tie legislation iu
Ire World
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-03

EAoV EtEcrs g. t'r su.ssi ef co.
rcrusiaa % i'urr'a,.i. Co., lasv to ds,.
las,r 49,, re- Euror-. Ib- iooion
Ii-nes srssss high'y of t'- han.i-,ae iesfvr
oi Ar >~-sri - tt~ Brafiiian gor,ruusnt
coa.i..riug a ou. OF 81. best ra,rt, r.
ssrrv,sss ,s1,ri.- ihss NJ W-b5 IA. ~
be-n rvbat~l 90 ~. letter io tn 49,
coart. M-.,u B1ichi sni >choifeii hass
ai,lr,-s.s,i fhfir con-fifltnt. a. tiir.nin La,
rSrr~s-ing i~gr,t 90 ti- shrurst,en 60 tl,-
reciprocity tr-ais. I'D The determination
81 our sovsrnmrut Co piac, ruatosfs on The
akcs Ties poiut to the orri,-iy rr,.i.i~n
"a rieeiion in Amcrira q. tie a-grunef.f
30 ih. caiensiou % fhe elective fraurhis +,
iu E'-isni Nc BsS'~r. VI. r. IN al
drussin- uisetin- iu S,-asisnl. suios nd
~ airnini.iraiion q Nc Liucoin Thr
Tiuies aiss .isPrsoaf.. ~ sbrcgaiios oiihs
reuProeiv ueafs. Tie lassrpo,l Post
az. thai to thossand rvhcl gniiorrus have
rvo-n'iy hccn male IN thai city The En-
cyehoai letter ofihe Fers continues 20 be
a tops % dissussion. an several o. thc
Earcpean Po-vrs have taken ariion Ia -
gard o. q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-03

THF Bans Mi~stoN The telegraph r--
port. tha' the mi-sion % NJ Blair io
Richmond has dr'uoustrsi-d fbe folio~inr
iarts 90 Thar .ir7rrsoa Davis E. uilin-
CO. vaisr iofualiic- and .-n1 % ws.hiu--
ton ~ rr-~isv from there q ouru i-.ion~r. ta
frraf Of peace rFou q hssi- Of sepsraiion.
Ihs Fo,'l.nf OF ri. U-i'ed state. On tLr
o'hrr ha''i. D. wl.iirs Co give b~s-io- 20
Ivr-ors ~ iufu-nr~ vho maf como fr.-n
C. : atos ia r~sriiion. 9Th or without D.
~ aHthor.ry. o. TREAT 90 r.-a-s on she ba.i,
81 sabm,ssion Oh fbe rnior
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-03

Torr Fislfrr Rsrrtr W tavs scsn =
iriter ~rificn hy David : HnarP cfPsri-.
drscri'in- - sssaui upon Fsrs Fish,r.
II 3. an iuir0 sting descripiion. Lut q T.
rather ieng'hy ior rahEcsfion. ~ q. o.
hosri'hc Z : Sieas~r ponsi.on avoo.l-
co shir. ihat a. empios-i during no frht
a. q tender. T-ire ~ rsn up un1er ihe
guns - ths Fort. O. surris ihs Monitor,
-ith auunurition. fa.k not thc sass.f that
car D. iua- in~s. A.insi- ,hoi -ouiI have
ir,i-osei 3D. vessel an.l az on l.oarI. O,,
ore trir thsy dciis~-vi es5 shot -~irhiar
over 60 ~, $50. sd - bsrrvl. 81 ro-d.r
NJ sccoui trip -. nssr ~. close 20 tic
aEhi. 81 'hr f-iag o.sssd s~fo-~ - 49,
81 "a. unioaa-l TIE crthuuasaa ofths
s-smcn knc- 20 bound.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-03

PAYNESrs To PRIso~Ens FaNtIrs
TIE Aiiutaut- General announces tLat a
plan rrrpo-.d b. The Presidr-t. -. bcen
siop'ei far paving 20 80 fsuiilr- % o.
s----- So -ol.i'cr- - sh- service % the
United safes. ~ho ar Or nav beconr
pri..ncr, Of va. suns doe thea by ths
governments
Payment viil b usSe 20 persons ~
s~ntins -ritien aaihority FROM prison
- 20 drA- his paw. Or. ~i'iouf ,ueh a.
thor.'y. 20 his -iie. ibe rus-iiaa - o..
rs.nor ehildr~n. ~ b. -iioErd mother. IN
the order -au,~d
APPPiiraiions ior srrh paw mr-; he A.
coupaui~l ihr cvrtif-ais ofa Juie- az a
Court % ihr Jnf~l State. 90 Diurir,
Aitorn~s 20 th- Uui'cd State. o- 81 .l..,-
o'h~r pary uni sac 50 ola Cou-t Of
Rerorl ofthe S,ai- 90 -hi-h rhc arpErari
: a r~sidrns. srtiing forth thai ts- sal
aTplirant = ihs wifs az the prisoner. thc
g-arlan o. his chiilr~n. or h's -iIo-c,I
H'o'b-r. sni. b. cccsps ing eith~r % tle at
TO relationship. to-ar,ls biui. thai ti,rr \.
DO ore In eNisiencv ~ho j. more nearly
related % him. accord.rg q tie above
classic aiioa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-03

We learn thai ihe pronps sr'ion % the
io-ns 81 ckfeii. Sumner an ilar-,o-,l
- likely O. dsira; the prols,t ,srpo.-l O.
have enfrrtain-l by the o-ner, % ib~
Buras~ii rairoaL o. take up iL.ir track
ard lisp-'-- ~ thc rsii. ~hii- ira com
Hiantis ~ hi-h a Pfio-. Th~se io-'s have
nis'ie grcaf sarrieors on baiiiing he ruad
and zine, e AS r--uul-,l vi-raiions have
uaa'ir. al sr- p-vparirE - msis insy.i-
raruts calculated % incrras- th.ir 90
P-osT'eriis an ultimately sii % ii, busiues,
- tisc company. They nnarafy desire
ihai 10 deins tb-l- ihius.. ih- L-gisiafurv
shall not 'ake an steps -h'eh ~dl slo-
the rosl 70 D. taken uP. an tha, brius
severe loss uPon ths rsoPi- sionE ;hS
Er-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-03

Bari. 81 vr.i-. ih- Journal tssi fi-
snail ga .a Ne Yors "a. assa-us.i tls
oiars tsr ~ a srrairnt ep.i-n,ir. 80 'i b,
rapidly aa fhe .arrra-r. Ihc rr~ai trnr-
lrsnt housr- eonfsin fr5ua ore hsuirsi nni
hiiJ Cd t-o hanar-I lsudi~-. snI in uanf
of ti.cui thrr- arr ore or TOO cas-s iu -srh
family. Tie disease las r-,afe,i q pan,c ia
th- titv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-03

SCHscEfFrto~ Acr~cr. The Scrreta-v
- ihe Trcasu-y hss conrl-'isi 81 srranrr-
meat ~,fh NJ Cooke 20 PhI,5rirhia o.
iasr r~is~rzi sut-rripfion ss~ncy ~ -,
ssl~ o. ~ s~vrn-'iir'v loan. dsiis r-q1ir--
n.ru's - thr cove-nrnrnt d-usan.ii'r 49,
irmaiic zud united movement % i.crysss
he Trrssurv rrr~irfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-03

resIrsoN oF fasSrs. Th- p,-.. ..-
r--p'usirai q 'hc Lluio, a ar.,s. Pc.
-ntinr o. ths liih INST. ss,..
A" We .rhicm 80 os-r a rvri,i ~ d..
-aosths vnboui rsro-- ~h,rh &. ,s-~,i,
acevrf,i ~ Pare. VIZ. that the Fr.,.h
Cove nsrt b, alout to r~rs-rir. ,f.
>esissrn Coase,ierasy az Au.vri,a Tar
asssrtian - ono- ularv ca ii.r fal,,r. All
''r''c rer-ons have gwen th-u.s,is~s en-,
iruubic o. inqair~ - h~s.iTaar,.is u o. bc
tru~ Ti~rv 3. no res.oa 90 .uFs,ose th.t
fhc frvn.h Goseruuaenf has in arv uar
mol i6ri Be-. raii,g to~ari Narfh 10 sod.
o. thai he EnI-rror aud - sdviser- 90
template doing 30