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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

oIvoRb. So, = Court % Probate held q,
Paris. wi'li'a sed fer the Comfy ~ O,G,,d
ea the ibi'i Tse.dA, a. Novemh.r, 4. n. 1861.
HfNBY Z. REED. .secu,or II the las, Win
add ic.tsmca, oi Edwia Cummings, L,. ~
Norway IN saii Coun'y. deceased, Lay,of pr...n,si
h,s fret aai 6asl aeeoant of sds,a,.r,,,.a az the
sst.,. of .aid DECREASED br allowance.
:. O,d~,s, That the said Essca,or CIV. no.
,ice IN ~ person, Interested. by causing eap, Of
this oris' To- he publ,.hed three weeks saoss,.,,..
" 10 the Osl,rd Democrat printed a, Psfi.. iha,
they may appear at frpbsis Court 20 he held at
Ps'.. IA 'a'd ecoaiy, o. Oh. third Tuesday Of DE.
e-nt~r nesi, a, nine of the clock In the f,usoo..
AID .hss cause, ifany they have. Why the sane
shoaid not H. allsvsd.
T.. W. WOODBURY., Jvds,.
4 tfns eooy-..t,.ts 4 Ham, R....,.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12
T.. W. WOODBURY.. Jedsr.
\ irne eopy-s,isstf J. =. Hotus. R,Ii.fy.

ONTorb, s.--hs Coau ~ rroLat-. held az
Pare. ~,,hia ssd faf IN. Co,uiy " Ossrd. oo
the third Ts.dsy 81 Na,ember. A. u. Iss2.
ON ih. peiaioa 81 INEVITABLE RICHARD I.
" SON. widow of Jobs Rieh,rd.os late II
h.mfo'd IN said Coaa'.. deocs.ed. pr.yias fof az
slle-sacs oui u the ps'.ossl e,is,r Of her late
ha.lsad-
Ordered. Tia, the s,id p.,iiieest ri,. notice
10 all ps'.pa. is,,r..te,i. b, oaassg copy ofI h.
order 10 b. p''h;.hed thru we~k. .uccr..Vel, In
the Oxiofi Ds~ae'st, se~-psper pria,s,i 81 Pa
81. that they may appear st I'rolai- Court 10 d.
held at Psf'', IN s,,d Coaniy on the - Tp.i,, n
oiDec nssi. At ten o'sLsk IN the io's,ooa sah
she's e.".e. 'fsay hey have. wh, the .sms .hoaJ
not 10 granted.
y. W. WOODBURY.. Jsds-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

Ga The f~gains petition Ordered. that The
.ad pstliopef give ao,cr Ia al pef"a. Interested
b, eausing . copy her pei,ti"n Nth ih'' ORDER
,her-,s,. ~ psll,.,.I three seek. 'uccr'si'rly
~ the Oxford D.mocrt, e~sspap~T P''ni-'l 81
Par. ~ said Jounly. that thu, nav spr"af ~
Pfvis,ir Court o. w. hell strsu. On the lhid Iu"'
d.y Of Dvc'f ns,i. AZ mae O'Clock IN The i"lr'
noon anl .hsw cause II ,ey r.e, have. Why The
sane ,hould not 10 grpnlrd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-20

Warrington, MIy III IL mo1i,iIliv stated
that q. mmpl re t,o Isl orn'rh Inns teen pose H-
son - the two batteries o tie Iau-s river, w. Of
which were s.,er''d - the uI'cns Wife CT her
NAY t. Kiyhmm'.
Gen St,tan, Of Macs, era lGatc % N,F' rl'ut. 10
reported N Iitlry Guy,ruo. ot South Carolina u "a
to Dcpsitmcn, oftae South. This ruIn'r wants
culNrutii 'u.
MIR. Truu hrs saut mp here forcllk', for tlc Nor
iolk Post D'h'c, he caun. hli proper ani cap.lle
pcrton- tnrrc, vino are Al Zee D. gtye sun lent bonds,
.ni make uc,, 'uyAt, rwu',i.
H.. legality ~ tlr 't..tsr 5lay. law IN tits Dpi-
tiiN IL H. lie tested IN Count IA few days
The RKrUmIcAs sny- tlst cit scus Of Florida now
here tell the President tAat slavery mus b. sbol-
ishcd there.
n. Circuit Court t'Liy appointed three Com
rssiontrr f,r udJd,at. II OF cases arising under
the Fugitive slave law. Several arrests were mSie
today There seems q bc concurrent luriSicti on
cb,imrd ty tho military authorities regarding tie
fu,,itivss under their protection Therefore II eau
not he sad tire Law l.Ar free course.
Thssitcuuou al out tf.y Of the citizens Of tie al
joining counties IN Maryland proceeded h. the
White House, accompanied ly Mc,srs. Cos
fel, Calvert, Webster aud Icaty, repre-
sentatiyus In Congress from thai state, Who
Mia conversation with tho President regarding
40 tu,.rc,,s - these constituents, involved IA
,hc Fugitive slave law. Theysy tic President prv-
missed q response on some o'hcr oS'aslch
The uut,d states Military Telegraph las an
Office open, AMI working IN a saw-mill ~ the four
,eenth mile post from Richmond. The lines 10 tic
various camps aud stations between healquArtei:
and Fortress Monroe are In good condition and
working admirably, under tho personal suporn
teujenco of Mr.. Thomas u. Ecket
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Congressional Proceedings.
ANNvIIth CONGtESs---Ssnate.
FIRST Session.

Washington, May 19.-The Vicc-Prcsiicnt
pyo t,Bt presented memorial from thu mer, l.ants
ul New York ssking for a general bankrupt Law
MI Cowun tPs J, presented petition from lie
citizens of Pliladcl, Mn for tie same pun 80,
Nj. slmner prest nled petitions III favor of eman-
CiIHtMs tho slaves. ~
Nv. tihmc+ 'Iown) introduced a bill or the re-
lirf II Robert email and others tco'oredl who re-
Gently delivered the rchol vessel "Plsnter" 10 Com.
odore Duponts squadron. The bill provides that
tho ship "planteI," with al Tie cargo, aprutte.
uancor, ot> b. appraised ~ A competent Board OF
oNcers aud TIA, one lalf the value thereof shall go
H. r. small aud LIS as.coiatca who assisted in the
rcf.ue Of the Planter, With tie provision that the
Secretary of the Navy may invest the same In u 3
socks Tho Interest t. lie paid 10 Small and his as
sncl4tes or heirs. The bill was taken Up And pas
scd.
MIR wilson 'Mass) called UP The resolution PRO-
yid Ag for presentation u medals Of honor 10 en-
listed mta who disliu. Uisled themselves IL battle
Pissed
T,e Conf icn.ion bin vas then taken up.
Mr. sumner proceed 4 20 speak Ut length In IA
yor % the rr.uciplo 81 couAicAt.on and .mancipa.
a. Of the slaves OF rebels, AID ursiuS tic adoption
| vi Do, sui sttute iur the BIZ,
| AtrJ Mr. Sumner concluded M. Davis tKy.l
| offered an amendment 20 ts third section, which
disqualified persons guilty q ohenc,s named In the
blll that Trh person. also forfeit oil right Of elti
zenship. Rejected. Yeas, s; nays, 2S.
| Mr. Davis offered anotie amendment 10 come II
at the en- Of the hill, providing that AL property
forfeited by the bill frst be bound by all debts 4
| loyal persons. Rejected. Yeas, ~; nsys2d,
| Mr. Powell tKy) moved 10 strike out the ole
yenth section, which authorizes the President
employ and organize persons OF African descent M
| hs nav deem necessary " SUPPRESS the rebellion
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-20

Cry INCIprNrs. An insane man, r. Welk-
en-, attempted suicide Oh Sunday, 10y jumping from
a II Just. street ferry boat; but WAS r,scu,d....
Tho stable Of ~. John Cassidy, corner Ainsee and
Leonard streets, was destroyed iy fire early yes
terdly morning.. Lose, $50; Insurance, $?oo.....
Ann Cook, Of North 81 street, was arrested for
ftr!kins her husband . viol,-, blow on the head
with IN axe.
ATAs ENTERTAINMENT given last evening
a, the Lee Avenue church, f9r the bensht OF the
widows aud Orphans Fund ofthe Z. ID. Fire De-
partmcnt, q handsome banner, painted by Mr.. b.
i. Downs, by order Of the Common Council, was
presented 10 the Department, Rev. Henry Ward
Baeehcr loeIured, good music WAS diseoursed, and
n handsome sutn realized.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-20
LOCAL NEWS.
kI,w YORK Asp TiIR VICINITY.

TItT TESTIMONIAL I,Np 10 the crews or tho
fri.stcs Cumberland and Congress ~ over 5000.
The distribution Of it has commenced.
Mg f. L. CuRisrY was somewhat easier at
ios o'clock last evening, bu, no hopes Whatever
ar entertained II lis recovery.
TIM NEw STEAMER City Of Norwich, launch
81 last week, IL 10 run exclusively for lrc,ht--oi
which she can carry 500 t,ns-on the Norwich and
Worcester route from Now York u Boston.
S:WPHs---oNE SOON To NE BUR- In 3sth
street, !, IN "a Avenue to East Riyer lst Avenue,
between 10Th s?d 1Cth streets Cherry street, from
j. Lsou stree, to No ioi Cherry street Prop,sa's
rlr the w..S vii be received at the Cro,on Al4e-
lue, P,arl until noon Of Friday, 3oth May.
pArsoS BnowSLow intends to leave the city
ON Thursday for Boston.
Cmrl ENGINEER DECKER and Messrs. Ely
and Cornell, " this city, have gone 70 the seat OF
war to look amer tho bodies Of hrcmen killed at tie
battles Of Williamsburg and West Point
Tnr CoMMoS Council COMMITTEE on Ma
tonal Affairs yesterday voted 70 submit TO Tic
Boards tho appropriation Of $500, 0Oo. for the 70.
lief Of the families OF soldiers the amount allowed
Il be 81 per month 10 the heads Of families and
| 81 80 to children under II; no one family, how.
| over, to receive over s. per month
Nix. EDwIS JAMES, THE ESGLIsn LAWYER,
whom some Of the members OF the New York Bar
have sstlly attempted 10 deny practice here
has lad quite an unfortunate t.ll from hsh world
prospcrty, II all accounts be true. Only two year,
ago lie was leading barrister iu London, Queen
Counsel, Recorder Of Brighton, member Of Par
lamcut aud earning Ivy Lis profession some $50,
400 g. $4,000 per annum. But fast living and extra
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MILITARY NEWS.

TnH First Now iosh Fire Zouavcs Csll.vnrth
Rr.imS.) arrived hs 9 hy tie steamer BACK tone
y..ier,i~I, sud wors landed a, Gpvcrror's Island.
W.T. ..r pris ',rrs .'ut u me frprrl Redmond Hty
,sstu oysf 90 mon. They are /, forms camp,
- s't,r dc roi' -nl o,'cr emp h.sin. ls com.
u'et,l, will lc mus. % cl,t ,fs.r,.c.. Tho ,sua.s
tie d.tsy'ucut a. ,,ti. TIE pia.c lc.ra - T.
tie iept. oi N.'sN. eth, ~ A-Xau1 "a, were gpu.n.
,L with Ne i.s1=t '.f'ton after IT, lstt's OF
ILL., Rsn, srd f.-.g t4l-i IA t,ssit events ~
N.,t,rt Res ~ " Ne-r not allowed /, iu, -
vlvttus lfrp ai.i t.-' pat lp ." msvsm,ueI uos
ir ~. .c-l, aul VI ia csn. d . most ~ a. hos
p.tL service, sct.nl a. hospital nuvo', tlayu.iir-
,sr. md 'ipu, F.orc-mcn much "a t'-r lls,t' TO
a1u. o. Frd,y last the question wa suhm.,t,d
90 som wh,tHcr tls Notd It. FER remain Ia
rcHr,ticc, or return home N hg dIshauI,l, wlen
th,y uuaIhmous.y ,nvsc tie lat. =.
attachment of tr,.r. wa sent from Goycrrs's
!i,ul yesterday 4 reinforce q regulars att4y cd
T. Gen BIe's army. they went on IA high spirits.
Capt. Bls,s visited the Navy Yard ycst'gi"y.
p.l,,',hr1 have been received from tie L. :.
,nrlost Tuscsrura s'c is still waiting tie move.
meuts OF the sumter, at Gibraltar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-20

Rejected a. eellows -Yeas-Messrs. Csriile, Davis,
Henderson, latham, Pearce, Powell, salisbury,
Btarke, Wiley, Wilson. tMo..) wright.-1l.
Nsys-Messys. Anthony. Browning, Clark, Col
larner, Conway, Dixon, Dcolltte, Fessenden, Foot
Foster, Grimes, Harlan, Harris, Howard, Howe.
Lane tKansas), Pornsroy, Sherman. Sumner, Ten
Eycf, Trurnbull, Wade, wilkinson, wlmot VII
son tMssa 20.
Mr.. Henderson mol moved 70 ssiks out the
first section and instt Is substitute that any per-
or Imprisonment and all property forfeited during
10 the Selngs Of the border ststes II not absolutely
necessary. lie VS. very sorry The Zen ne refused
70 strike out the provision fer srmny the slaves.
Mr.. Clark N II said suppose white men were
struck down by fever 10 was simply proposed "
put negroes In certain positions 10 hold them. We
could not allow the prejldices Of anybody u pre-
vail H. cause the death 81 brothers aud ms.
The smeniinsnt wns reject,d-Yeas E,nAys w
the vote being tie SAINT ~ the sst, excspt that Mr.
| Cosan voted yea.
M. Davis tRy) o~cred An smeninen, At the
end Of tho Ill tt no save shall lie enancipatsd
under this at uit.l such slave sisl lie taken pc.
session ~ by no nscut = tho Uutoi states. aud
| being ~ frans.h4 I. ic cIlouized Rejected.
| Mr. bsuis' uf, De moved n strk" % 4 TIC I'll
| section, which provides tat the IrcHd'ft may,
when he deems 1t nee .ssiry, issue pro, i.mail N
aud the slava n sub persona A. p,f-.st IN r., sl
! bon thirty days alter the PROCLAMATION shall u
| freed
NJ wilson tMsssl moved - amend the ninth
section a. Hs w. make timpersLve Oh the rros.den
t. issue such pro 'iaInation
After further discussion. the Senate al jourred.
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DEATHS

BARNHY-On Sunday, 18th inst, James Barpsyi
tie beloved son Of II. W, aud Mary Barney, ag.ds
years, Q months ami 10 days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are -
spectfully invited TO attend tie funeral, tniS
ITues law afternoon, 2cth inst Al o'clock, nom
his late residence, cor. Of Franklin and Green So
Greenpont, l.. !. 20,
BcWERs-on sunday evening, 18Th Inst, NJ
chsel Bowers, aged 20 years, 10 months and 10
The friends Of tho family are respectfully invited
To attend the funeral, this Cruestay) aitornoont
Goth inst at o'clock, from his late residence, -
wythe ave- williamsburg, L. ]. HIS romans WI
be TAX en- 70 Greenwood Cemetery for intermen'' !"
BRICE-On Monday, 10th Inst at the residenoe
Of his aunt, 100 Mulberry q, Morgan Z p're, "a
q Morgan and Catherine Dgfee, aged year.
months and Q days. .,oo,n,u, ,rv,,.s
10 attend the funeral, this day (ieesdas" a. o., wv
CvAwFORD-on Saturday, i7,h inst Of con-
-,n,s,on. sarah T., daughter Of John and Eiae
cT,. ro,s,tves and friends Of the family are
..s,i,v invited TO attend the funeral on Tues
~ .s.ynoon, 9Oth inst q ~ o'clock, from The
rs:idence Of her parents, 5s< Fourth st. BOT
nAIEY-on The i9th inst, John Daley, OF the
Parish Of xiiiAha, County Meath, Ireland, eyed ~
The funeral will tsks plsss this tTussday} snsr.
noon s0th insL u O'Clock om his laee rssidenos,
| cor q KsaA eve. end Roo = bvooklyus y; p
| Dublin papers p|eaee eopys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-20

Mr.. n nghain iOhioj from the Special Committee
Of TIE House, reported articles Of impeachment
against WesI ". Humphreys Judge Of tie pitric,
tour, Of tho United States for the several dAIricts
Of Tennessee.
There are several separate charges, In the name
Of the people 81 the United States, knowing gross
neglect u official duty violation o. the laws, en-.
deavorng h. excite revolts and rebellion, publish
ing the ordinance Of cason ~ tennessee
orng a. absoye the people OF Tat state from their
allegiance b. the United States combining with
Jcff Davis and other evil.mindei persons 10 over
throw the authority Of the United States ETC., and
demanding that liumphreyi nay be put N answer
u high crimes and u.islemeanors charged against
him, and that such proceedings lie taken for his
exaininatun aud trial Ms may be agreeable TO law
and Justice.
resolution was adopted providing for tho mp
ru'n'incnt 81 Eve managers 90 conduct the mpench
rncnt. aui that tho Senate be acquainted wlth the
action ~ tho House. with q view vi concurrent pro-
corinfs m he pr'inis'a.
The House th'n Wen, Into Committee - the
W "" "n iir stat" "f to Union, anl took W the
Nj. i'm 'ins ioh.oj ptcfscnd In remarks by
saying ~ be III not intend I, discufs tho war n
ihe Institution g ''ayory. H. ti.n advocated the
M h,rtto.ore lhtfOdarud 10y lin T. oqualI1o aud
roiu'" ~" present and variH IL iucoukrIpus rates
II pnr,as' lie advocated two cent ppdapc, the
tuou order systetn and the abolition of IA. irnuk-
ing pri,il'ge.
Nj R.darla III } believed tie s,ren.th ~ the
army suuc.cut 20 Lut down 0.r rel. bon. lui tie
In licnt vcrc HAT ant lul MI luf riur race
wer, 10 We arrr Cd sni uniformed md placed M m
equality witt tho Whiiea The lc,,isl zion ~ Con-
go. They have aOOh-nci slavery here. AM ~ the
,1uthhHips r.t,ns mr., daily dis,fii It'd. Were
Is tho cy. ltn"c tu1t r,'ipis are is1l,d ~ poor white
r''rlur tut.'s, IT tc t1tc & I 10 "yl per III
uuii 80 i.,,rihrtoi nmot.. tie blacks 1tr white
| pt.i'e .rIls ne s" UDt t.fn Il b ,r'iI I"i
/ l'-'ei 0. r.g t'sr, % .H 'pI,..l upon t.,r.
! I... uNI ..44 U". f1 trfili. f.tt ..f.'
.i. On t'ia .t..
20 tlr" HN..
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Tho Frcnch WAT st'1l'r Mon,c1lma, Rro-
srLl, ig.'n NHn C.uA, ID inst, arrived at iii,
p,r, ycstyrd'y mra,r;, sho molnts twelve
guns, has cgr" Of Ho hralral aui sixty
~ N, and is II side w.e'l OF BOO horse power.
Left L. 5. chip Potomac, AN we'll. Cap, Rrs.
nLL rcrorts the French army as still clyoncing
% tie City Of II Nlco, with bHt h;le oppo.i.
ton Vice-Almral Jiricn. from Vera Cruz, is
passenger ly the MortCzum
The L. 5. dispatch Eul-1oat Mlssacl'use.ts
Commander Cooper, h.; arrived from Por
Royal, l3,h inst, via ChaE ,'ton Bar and Bnil'
Bay, and thirty honss from For.ross Monroe
Tic NJ. has on h'1rd prisoners from various
prizes, which wcro t. % o Charleston by tie
l,c,k.lrg sqs ,lr'H, pv@li .tar u WOUNDED
selmen nom ,Ic N.,'.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-20

Mr.. Grccnoush, Of North Edsecomb, Maine
gives his experience in raising tobacco, as ioi-
lows: The scl should hc light, such as will bear
a crop Of Indian corn. Prepare the ground as
YOU would for corn. Hog manure Ia tho best.
Transplant IN bills three TO three AMI half feet
apart, two plants In q Hill. Procure seed as far
north as you can, as it takes tobacco as long or
longer than corn to reach maturity. used
Virginia s,cd, and tho crop got ripe before the
frost came. have seed which ralsed, ana can
sond some 10 persons who write 10 me. Sow
your seed in April, in a hot-bod, and transplant.
a. You 10 cabbage. ! have raised pound OF
leaf tobacco, when dry, from ono stalk. foI
will have to cultivate 1t Us you do corn, and
sucker It very often to prevent 1t from going to
seed. Cut ii before tho frost comes, and make
it in the shade, by tying few stalks together
and hanging them over poles over your barn
Aoor; or you can have sticks three or four feet
long, and strip the leaves from the stalks ana
stick them on these sticks keeping them apart
SO as not to .ouch each other, and when dry,
s,parat tho stems from the leaves aud press
the leaves for transportation.
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y
'''f INCH NI''--i|' IA '"'' on inc new
Court II 'n" building Yesterday det-Hnl'i an in-
cio'H' cd w"Sof from u to Fl @nrer day. A. tic
u.'Dns ar only r.l.'is 81 ~ pr dry tie 81"
n.'-d VS. deemed un-''A"h1ul'' AnI was ~ com
IAei u. Some ~ rooS'd - "@L' int created
~ "r''' ~:
AM james Mno1ne qn'Frel'ed at the corner WI.
10 a. -. s"'''' "'','' w. "a
'l'''' ''' 80 ~ ~ 81"
.'' 'N' ''''''' 90" 80 VIC w =
'7".'.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-20

TIE ELECTION o. oyyrcrHs u he Macao-
tile Library Association takes plsss tpday. There
ere two tickets, both headed "peguisr." one Of
which, and We believe TIA, Of The pssty now In
power dssgnsses Charles ossood. with J. and N.
Smith q Co., a Presidsnt and the other supports
Charles II. swords, with 4. I. Stewart . Co., for
The same posiuon-
The CITY CREDIT remains good yet At the
opening of stock proposals by the Comptroller on
Saturday, f52a, 900 were offered, where but $3.50.
coo Wa called for, AL the offers were 81 premi.
uIn, and for SIX per cent stock.
LEcrrRg on IRELAND. IIrn REvERsEs AND
urRist,es-on these sui jocs Mr.. Daniel o'sulii-
van ,Asrectnl delivers lecture this evening q. Ir-
wing HAL, 18Th street,
LANCET AND FRAsK TGNrrE.-A trotting
match between these horses comes % todsy, ~ tAs
Fashion Course, l.. l.
TIE ExCisE CoMMfssioSrRs, for granting
licenses 70 liquor dealers, comtaence tLelr session
siIis afternoon At tIros O'Clock, IN Tie CJlaL,on
| Pleas Courtroom.
CIR INCIDENTS " TERDAY.-Wiliiam Nc
Carly, I,h avenue near o4I street, vas arrested on
suspicion Of having caused hs wi'es death, who
dlcI Suddenly on sunday rn,rnluo An lriies'
| was held a. 90 Thomas street on tie toly q Mary
Fisher who died from injuries received some weeks
ago by falling from the roof Of an swu!tg. John
Gilmartin was killed by . fall from new building
In Pearl street. near Bsekmsn. Ella Carly
and julia Mcdonald were arrested FOR passing coun.
terfeit fves on the Bank 81 America a, tie stores
800 Hudson street and i4i Yves, Broadway.
THE CouRrs, YEsrERDAY--In tie Supreme
| A. q lee. = tts
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'p.tHv U,l.rs tie ssNte "r.dH. H. WA convicted
~ atru tt'rd- un'cu 90. t'qur,i ly ~ c,n.l
tutiosl of ds'uyslu b,la GuyrU,u rui b., ru-r =
'tsspr'- ltlg'H -. \ -. I.tN.H tipsi.ng Inn
Tic -. naH,ser ago. !H.rii llIi, lui.i a. eu'-
,uptoa ~ Office, lrunN-isc-., S' WV r,t aI'-
is.u-l, ..h0sa =" ."1e rt.'" d" 'I'I'I'' Hl..
,.suA h.Hu. 1sl cl'f-e 60 So HH '.'t Foo MI. =
" .iss.' Isrry ter ki'''.' .'.us's N'us,f % ed
lyatl vns. Js''c ~ ~ Ga, JIlS' before
L.nl Ir- q .----- n L
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A sneczc to be in good taste, should crack like
a rin, on a clear morning. A receipt for sneezs
of this genius is as follows: When you feel q
tickling at the root Of your proboscls, Just jump
up, Ii you be seated, run to the window, through
which the sun shines, throw your head back un-
til the bump Of phloprogentivenes' pressMsss . on
haifstarvod hyena at piece Of fresh meat m, ~.
hale deep breath, and thsn-blazo away Th hs
effect will BE- prodigious. You viii have 'I ~
best assurance that you have not sns's'S ~
vain.
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town, securing the ordnance Ac., abandoned by
the rebels he Progressed. The general evacuation
u the wosks below Fort Darling has doubtless
enabled Commodore 6olislorough 70 get with
IN range Of fot Darling oestan mortar bosts and
osher veasfs hkely - be able 70 act effectively
against that work, as well As ne supply vessels
nsocsary W make any future ps'al attack upon u
effective.
TITO James River And iis baAks are now cleaf g.
rebel vessel. and soldiers ia srms up 70 . point
eight nlcs nom RchnouJ
u seems the Monitor AMI the Gslena were the
only vessels n tie squadron able 70 rim pest all the
rebel lovs1 Publications Days P,inf aud at liar
dey's BuH, hAsen miles only above Newport News
and All the way up 10 Fort Darling eiglt rniles be-
low Richmond whore they found the cf anne effec-
tnsly Dlockalod, as stated IN . previous dispatch
On arriving In range Of the guns Of Fort Darling
situated tIiyn an elevation two hundred feet above
tie water surface, tho progress Of the tao iron-clsds
was therefore prevented, and thstN remainder Of
the feet st ppoI at points below. The heavy guns
q tie fort we're ~ oppressed In their range A. "
play most eff, ctiyrly up's TIC two guulDats. o.
won't, at shots Cat struck tho Gtlcna, eighteen
rru,t atei her atmor. NJ one - thIe striking tho
Mont. =, however. did her any dnuHg. whatever,
all ALr ~ ~ Usecms tho nrincr Of tie Gsleus
WIS no drsuod u resist heavy shot u Tie descri-
tou fired "a tr from tht f1rt Ut grea, angle OF
elevation. Thus is the f.ct that her artnoI proved
ilciNcicut on Ms &C, aston accounted fYr On FIJI.
day asst TIE tgo iron clad gunbo1ta returned down
the river. Tie Gallons, tIoYyh tictcod Fighter
umcS, was not materially injured, aud with Nc
Monitor snl I'll htr o iginal c"nF1r- lpuhtle,s ~
Sst.risy, II we'd tpuuo iorc Go.dslorough anI
| the otAer loiLou pfu ~ l"lron ~ tho river.
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OEkIsGtg. ana E.ESsAs..

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or THE
i Surrogate IT the Count " New York, note, q
h'rtly given 90 al persons having claims s.s!n-N
New Hampshire, deceased, To present tIc san,s,
with Nou,h. M thereof, TO d subscriber, at TIE
Office %! Par'ps d hnsviis, No ca Mal 4 scet In
the CITY o. Now Yuik, on OF before the 81 day Of
rtanib,r next. DATED, New York. the 25th DAP
OF Feb, 1902.
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