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, 1864-03-25

WANTED-Agents throughout
IT, Yet 70 sell, by sahse1ipt!ons sea@ackess
beautifully and appropriately cmbclIshcd and illus
tratcd WITH inc esgraviu5s BY Sartan and
Volume 1I-Comp,ctins the History Of the Fall OF
vlckshHre ard Port Hudson, now ready; thus %nabE
and saving them the trouble and expense Of an extra
e's 81 ths asd h n 81 6e ps a tas
sterling merit and net one made up hisa sounding
tracts looEety thrown together. scainuckets Il 9
work that destned TO To In II. i4,9Ee and read
VENT 4 CO. Publishers, Drawer 6G1', Chicago, III.
, 1864-03-25

A CHEP WAY,To AID A Coon CAusE.-N
the young men Of Chicago wilt send THAR cast-od
clothing to No. Is State street. they will do patti.
otIc act ard relieve needy humanity. Tie Ladies'
Relief Society has the care OF scores Of needy fm-
fies Of soldiers. They clothe the lttfe ones, and
old clothing would in most lnatances answer their
purpose well. or It can easily be changed 10 the
roper size and ahape.a
, 1864-03-25

Comfort In Walking Essential to
cured By preccss peculiar to Dr. Kendall, which
dfepeuses With the operation Of cutting. Ofllce
q Prescott House, South C1ark street, corner Van
Burea. mRe4 4.basa- 1t
, 1864-03-25
LOCAL. MATTERS.

Fifth vgard.-A meeting Of Republicans Of
the Fifth Nn1d will be held on Monday evening at
~ O'Clock at Meyers + Mucnzcl's house (house OF
old Philip Raber) on Archer Road. Prominent
speakers will address the meeting In English and
German. Turn out, men Of the Fifth Wasd, and
prtpare for work.
, 1864-03-25
Rcal E6tatc--Goulltrp.

TOR SALE.-A Farm containing
i 50 acres, 10 acres under cultivation. a good
House and ont buildings. at H1Ghland Pnfk, Lag
county, e. ~ r. F.. only twenty three miles from
CEicuEo. BY T. THiksk, mnstbRt3E
, 1864-03-25

he genuine as the notice Wac handed In without
signature, but whetbs genuine OF not It Il prcma-
ture and Irregular. 1t Is tho duty Of the City Cen
t1al Committee, which is composed ol one repre-
sentive from each ward to designate day and
Pace for The Republicans Of each ward to nomi-
nate candidate ior alderman, and aleo to hx day
for tho City Convt ntion. We trrst the time hon.
ored custom In this respect viii be observed In the
12lh Ward. Any other course will tend 10 distract
The yCtcrr, End will 1nute 10 the benefit of the
Copperheade. The call il In nnohcr respect m
sua1 suce 1t is directed to the voters Of ono prc
clnct only. This is Ill wrong. No one precinct
Can elect an alderman. The voters Of both pre-
cincts have an equal interest In the selection of
caud,dates and there should be no attempt by one
eoction to head of The other. When the day shall
be designated by the Central Committee, let the
yotess ofboth precincts como together, nominate
suitable man aud elect him.
A CHICAGO HEnoME-Thc Washington
.RfpstNtcan has an aecount Of q young woman who,
under the name Of Frank Miller, enlisted In Chica-
m. with her brother, in the G6th Home Guards,
es-vsa her three months without discovery, subse-
ouently enlisted Id the 10th Illinois, was
fsb~n nrdeoper in q battle near Chattanooga, and
relessed after two weeks imprisonment.
During her captivity she roceived letter from
len. Davis Offering her 1 Lieutcnant's commission
n sho would -enltet inethetr army. She had NO
home md no relatives, but she said she preferred
"a f1pht Al priyafe than be houored with COM
,n1.e,on ftp.n the Rebe. The insurgents tried 70
ertnst from her promise that 6hc would 20 home
and not enter the service again. Go home r
ehc .a1d t.1ny only bother Was killed at P1tts-
1,dru landing, and have no hone-no friends r
Brave grill even the rebels respected nor. ana
4hc,e are tboueands Of women IN our land who. II
nerml,ted would 60 forth to the battle aed' taxing
, 1864-03-25
U; S. CHRISTIAN C0AMlssloH.
.cucnd anniversary Meeting Of the Nosth-
western Branch-Annual Report
- Addresses BY Delegates and :,
EanArxl E}eE

Tic second anniversary meeting OF the North
western Branch OF the United States Christian
Commission was held In Bryan Ball last evening.
Tie ha1 wss we'll filled, and tho management hay-
tpg takcn the precantfon to issno tickets of amis
s1on. tho Attendance Wae, perhaps, raorc nearly
composed Of members Of the various churches than
It would otherwise have been. The platform was
occupied BY the clergymen Of the various lcnomi-
nstions and other prominent citizens, several NIL
itaIy gentlemen being present, The Light Guard
Band furnished excellent music
The chair was taken BY the President, J..V. Far
well, and aitcr music by the band, the assembly
Joined in singing the hymn
'Lord. while for a1l mankind VIC pray"
Prayer WIS then offered BY Chaplain Raymond
of ,he 51st Illinois Regiment
{: ANNUAL REronr.
Tho Seer etary OF the Commission, B. F. Jacobs,
then made report OF the work Of the Chlcago Com
mission duringthc past year. Tho following are
the principal features Of the SUMMARY: When the
war begun it had widely scattered organizations
called Young Mems Christian Associations, many
of whose members went to join the armies Of the
brave Their friends behind sought out work
to aid their brethren and others, the Christian
Commission was convened. Its object is TO carry
comfort and Gospel messages, to sustain the
Government and helps those who hare gone out In
Its defense. Few of them were aware Of all the
facilities enjoyed by the Commission. The very
den Iecen md tSsy had IL I aid of
heads Of departments. They had uncquAIea raii.
road facilities, being allowed to travel and send
messages over thousands Of miles OF railroad free
of cost Their mcsk eueefs were mcn-Hvtng men
-Mcn whose hearts were In the work, home links
OF the war. Then they had stores; In the North
west they had not needed to apply much for stores
Commission had freely placed at their command all
the stores at the disposal Of the Sanitary Commits
sion. A plan Fonld be submitted for cooperating
North could contribute their Bharc. The next itou,
wns publications. The following report Would
show what had been done In furnishing spiritual
fpry I'm
, 1864-03-25

FIRE-A fire broke ont about II o'clock
yesterday morning in the upper etory Of kenda'fs
bakery, located On the corner or Dearborn and
Washington streets. 1twas cansed ty the talnng
OF some hot c3ndcrs between the chinks o1 tae
floor. A few bucketsfn1 of water sumccd to ext1n'
fvui8ll Il.
, 1864-03-25

FOR SALE-Pine Lands. 6 600
IL acres Of good Pine Lnnds In Michigan lying with
IN easy Access e the Chicago MARKET These laads
for any peEsons deslrous OF entering Into the nn,eg
business There ase aEoseyeEal mlaitcs. suitable for
the erection Of steam mills tn connection with t.
above 4 reasonable credit would be given Of other
property taken tn exchange, for part of purchase
Chicago, Ill. flh1kl6ti- -Ht.wTAw
, 1864-03-25
The Winter Railroad Time !.

The Winter Railroad Time Table
Depart. Arrirs.
men1oAx c1STRA1-DEror FOOT or LAKE STREET.
Detroit Express 8:15 am. 6:25 An
Detroit t E1p1ess..... Epss.. sts s En- I'm. iGS @ Pm
MICHIGAN cK&TRA1, CESNcnsIA11 AND LOUISVILLE.
LIEE.
Morning ExpretB. B........... Sis an. 1880 pm.
Night Express.. 9s35 p+m- o-2' A-a'
MICHIGAN soUTHERx-pEroT coReSKR VAN RuH6S
AND enzRNAN sTREKrs.
*OaJ ExpfC8a --.......... 6.lb a.u1. s!G.5a pm.
fESsnfnG Express -.......- 5:to pm. .!o:v0 ~.
t*Ntght Express. .-10:o0 pm. 4lESo pm.
DETROIT TRAINS.
&Day Expfe8s:- 6:16 am. *lE30 p+n
fEvcning Express. 5:40 pm. *+6:00 am
uNCMNAr1 AIR LnsE-uE1oN uKror, WEST s1Df,
NxAR NAD1soN sTHzKT BRIDGE.
Day Express. .-....---.....- GO am. a35 am.
Nlghr E1pfeod. .-.-..-...... 9.lu Pm !usU p'1u.
CINCINNATI AIR INK-roH nDIANApoL1s AND LOU
IsvnLE.
Day Express. $40 lam. S3s an.
Night Express. 9:10 pm. 1EaNp Pm
ILLINOIS CKNrRA1-DKPur root OF LAKE sTnEET.
Day Passenger -...------... Ei6 an &3p pm.
.Tfssnna Accommodation: 10 Pm. sat'days only
Hyds Ba5E TsIa...:..: :,*S6 n. IS IS p:@.
Hyde Park Tfatn. .-...--.... 6:26 p.m- e:45 pm.
PrrrsBuHG, FORT wAYNE AND CHICAGO.
sMail and Accommodate. 500 a-m. so:i0 pm.
4nay E4kress; ;.'....''.:.. 65o am" .11 m:8 an.
tstshs s EoRiisss EoRRiss,. Express, 1S lSppm Pm em m
No trains leave on Saturday evening. and no
trains arrive On Sunday evening:
CONNECTING WITH PENss1LvAN1A CENTRAL E. \
Arrive Fhila;. t:sS 5 Pm: % Go s.m 1soS an. In:
Au,5s,n Il } 80. --~ 1:sspm'
,{s Taii;: 1922 @ pm. IL .2ooas; ~ ,S4snn.
, 1864-03-25

DOR SALE.-l6o acres Of good
Il rolling land, SIX miles from the nllanll Contra!
kairosd and Dn1aoi9. The ulaESst town. There /. ~
scrtS OF tha best KIND Of wood md 10 ii pEure
and the best kind Of water. Will sell serF low for
cash Or VIII exchange for city properly and pay the
difference IN cash. u any. Address GEO. LEE, P, O.
Boz E1tfrChIcaEo Ill. E1hN ..r1t
, 1864-03-25

eZ~ Send red stamp FOR new catalogues:
n. B-Our Pear, Cherry, Plum, ha1f hardy trees
and ehtubs were nearly all dug and hee'ed in very
low over winter, and the entire tops Of part cor-
cred, so that they were not touched last winter.
Our choice Grapes were all in cellars the others
heeled in and entirely covered with manure last
autumn. +. +. fHoENlS.
BIoouIEoTQS, I'll. Enthusiastically
, 1864-03-25

TOR SALE.-A rare chance for q
Il great bargain. Over l500 acres of valuable TIM
6er land tn one tEact: males rom the town Of Nc
GrtHof lowa on the Ass.aaippl River, for pete very
low to one party For MAJ and further particulars,
Apply TO MALhEHz -. kKREOOT, 50 Washington
ltz9-V6g2-SW-9tT.X W&r f-AoA' ~'""'
, 1864-03-25

It Sults the PublIc-BreHster's Spring
Style Dress Eat has merit and merit whenever and
Whertves found, vii! be appreciated. brewster Is
under the Sherman House.
, 1864-03-25

Il -Ahrge and solldly built brick house. ssandaS
upon seven lots IN ths pleasant a1d soeu
fenced and handsomely planted wita shIuhbsFy ~,
shade trees xe as with aIEe vs ~ ~ snne 81 an
gsounlls and fur tesI;s apply 70 frs l. s hAKLzELL
On tho premises or to Ihos. b. Bs3a1. b:5ao h1n'
...l.sa.sa t1no
, 1864-03-25

Dfspenshry for Diseases Of tho Eye
and Ear-117 South Clark street, Chicaso.-Pa.
tients received by Dr.. J, B. Walker from 10 to u
and to daily
, 1864-03-25

TOR SALE.-A light top Buggy
/ wagon. with shafts and pole Hss been rua two
nontAs Can b. seen ut NF. CI.AttK'S Stable. op-
posite the Post Office, on Dearborn stE ects
, 1864-03-25

TOR SALE 4 handsome resi-
L. dence at Harlem,. on the GalenA railroad only
twenty-five minutes ride from the Wells street DeEot.
The lot contains tw0 acres. under high cultivation.
Tie houFe IL well built, finely finished, con!en entity
arranged md in every respect rstclass bull inE:
Price 2o.t0-of which tnn g. GOO can remain az lieu
H. D. HORTON. secsnd aoor or 1A and 1CS Randolph
street. or to ~ sCOVIlLE. No. . Telegraph Build
, 1864-03-25

=" ANTED-R ecruits. Capt.
Department to raise a Company OF Infantry. Two
Lientennnts wante1- This Regiment viii be tho lesf
Rare chances offered recruiting 1fcers md new
1ecruits. The hounties will he paid to this Reyt-
ment as old Regimspts namely & Sta ana *G: Apply
cali as IL Clark street, third door, front room.
, 1864-03-25

Second Missouri Artillcry.-As the 9th
nhnoie Cavalry camc up from Springfield few
days since, member Of Co. found In the cars
lot Of papers belonging, apparently, to Capt. ".
Dosrlman, I'd Missouri Artillery. They may be
heard from by addressing Capt ". D. Holbruok
I'D Illinois infantry, Chicago, or by chilling At the
recruiting headquarters Of the 7sd Illinois, In
Enntt Uouae snuarr Ch}carn.
, 1864-03-25

NM AN E1clent Agents In
w every county tn the Northwest TO se1l "alteh.
eli,s New General AtAs"-tbe beat for fAutly use
ever pabllshed.a9dM g. stebb!as Elshsy Years. Pro
Msr 10 the Great Rebeilion-she beat worE e1tant
{or aEenta. Business permanent. Address j. n
WItDDEN. No. Methodist Church Block. Chicago
I'll O. Box utl1t -htn6t
, 1864-03-25

TOR SALE-Or to rent, new
Madison street carr, West sitc rear Uaion farS.
For .sFn1s Inquire ref e w D. =; sMlIH. Es9;M Lake
bern street II sold now 1t can b. bought At bar
cain. Nh1tb2kzt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12
Al BUEBtNK. ca
A Cod Farm for So.

I'iE safsrri.er n1-rs aal sist~s ts eel ~
II ltrrn. sausfrl m New. On n@ar u.s~r.
-s.f t.ra - ~fh.a ea 81 ali- 81 1891 49,
rrai Gftsf w.. fas So M.Ns go LA 81
~hlare Msrhinss. a.. ~slf r1s certsia- .f-..f
sffenfy hre srIrs. see ar ~ss. rsr'a srss 81 ps..
iafsi rrfs irulu a. I'D - fHns ri 49,. ari has !.
20 saFr'f ef ~ftrr sf Hsass as Bsras. too
go orrharts fraces cd Th- hsrss 81 $50
s'af Iess go as far ~ fh.frF.ss ftr i~sf cellar
81 tasa. n l. 10 less. 80 sfshr affsrh
d tisse TO tera-. aas 1ss11. fhe cher 26sso
sa.i shr's al sfhef saft-ItIiars r.rrea.sai b.
60 israi, sI 49, a. ~ Cd reptil. pa.ssa1fif
sfrs,rf saf IN q cd nsixffslrhneI AHelI -
reid oa rssl frrus - - fhsa rnst fhr hsiii-
g casL ~aii lrn 81 b. sah siih rr .tl.
.a ~ hsF. A. three kaaIirrf srr-s sft.lsl~f.
tsat sfr.rarur. ~ 81 enur uu~ 90 rfrts-
gsrtll1 t,rs suIaire fl issac Yea ~ a 4 Hsr-
bs.t ts1sir-. 4. p kiLGORE.
N--ry laly ASA. ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12

VA as-at-~s ~ t-as. hsve sisu--i .i-c- he
..t-.-i.-iss- 81 hO-fErrEg< CELERRNrED
htfitk - ~ pstsiue- TIE pf~jlttc- ex 81
- 80 sai- - .,sas S-r.sa. ~ .sa-t shsf AZ,
e-ss'uiattst r-si~at 70 ,iscfa-s al grssfiv 70
tart-d 49, h-sf. o. .tsts-. ssi .srfts- ~
os's- sno~s. ths- tssrsi-f 81 rr-jrsisc- o.-s-
thf''sa. 49, th- desatai ecrca-~t r.psdiy thsi
- . - Fcsr- scsru-lv vtilsg. extst-i 80 he
Jait-t Stsi-- 81 .hirh thr 81 ict-a IA sat sNr--
flesced n h-arat- artssaE frs.a a. - - th-
btttefs. aui ~ pr~s-si dss th-r- 80 q -
t,sad ~ AL Parts OF TnE WORLD .s.-h-
80 80 ~ Er-st aerts ~ tn srtlci-. ~ great
- csr- 80 ps-r-~I,sia go b. f.fnd
~ sis~rtts-.ns NJ. Fsr 49, b. Drsxxist. go
eraiiy sv-rysh~rs-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12
Norway Liberal Institute.

NORWAY. NJ.
fI'hL taA t~ru 49, rrnaeare 81 r u-.iav.
S-f<srst-r s,h. isss. al osatsas- si~r.a
~-rks.
a.. ~. L-saprf. Z. u. PaaeiPsl.
Mss " 3. HoLzrs. Po-c-Ptr 80. AL t-.eh-r
"a frearh.
Mtss ~ ,. DEstsar. r-srh-r Mo-
Ms J. A. Lso~ssp. - -a~iaf 80 Psiafisr
NORM Al Class .lu b. fsra-l fsr rhs.~
80 s.teai a. t-.cA
rrfrGos
Cenas. EarE.h ~ 50
h'Eh~f Eagi-h. 400
LsnEusres. ga
% 90 - at - c-.f. r-r ~s-k
w.. fa-iisiisg go 81 Faass 500
,AND. 's-i's reg 49,. -..his- 81 hsht..
81 So o. - . - ~rss
rtsteai. sHshiaE 60 rs.-us shsaI usak- sartv
srI.ise.ttsa . - Pria~saal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12

The Davenport (iowsl Gazette says
d" We recently Pas-si through twelve
popaious COUNTIES in thi- state. travel
ing in STAGES and railroad ears We
made diligent inquiries Cor Fremont men
and founi bu; = solitary Que. He declar-
ed his intention - vote or Fremont. pro-
videi Mcclellan Wa not dominated NJ
Chicago.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12
United States Internal Revenue.
Cotlee Ios's Notice.

Notio- i h-r-b, gives thst - Third AauaaI
ii-t 81 Nstipstsl Taxes Cor m -ec,lsid to-rti,n
btstrsci q Mo hss t-en latd- .nf cssn.ni.t.I
o. No 60 coisciron ~ tn sss~.sBr u 49, De-
trH-t-that th. s-id tsxrs ar 500 du- snI pss.-
~. sd ell - received 81 the trn~ asI pl.c.s
a-r-iastcr -P-vl6-d
Ths-e ss-~-.ei 90 Aadro.cpgssa Co,aty III
p received 80 IN - ia L-srstoa iron the
i5fh day ~ Aaxnsf. l-st. usti the s9sh az 81
ssfi u-iafh. ia-ia fas-- s---f - asi for
e-gsdaAsc Cgalii - Drpaif Csii-ctsr ssmn-i
Esa--, hts % -e. o. Bsth. frt,.i fh- I5,h d.
81 Asga-t. i-64. safh th- asa dsy of satg 40 h.
iacau.ivs. lns-~ ass--s~d ~ithta aad L,r th-
t,-i-is - fraakiia - D-l,uiv Collision Asrsa
H-sastFf - he AZ "a Hsa "a B-l-hcr. "a
fafmisstsa. irosa shs iSsh d. q Asgs-s 10 8.
uaitl III % 49, q satt n snth hrth tsY. inc1-
90. fhs.- s.--.--i ~ithia 81 80 the ,s-a. 81
htlsn. furtel. Sto~r. kro~ns-lt. D-a.nark .
frs~-srg. -~ci-a. Lss-u. Aubsny. Gr~-sso.sl
aad Nsr--y - D-psly C,sii-cfsr farnsra Js--tt
st ~ $50 a. " st-rtsri. fr. ne a. II A.
Eu-t. is6t. asi,l ne Ssh Of SD uassia. b.th
dss- iacl 80. at ~ the "A 5f-i Of Jsaa ~-asth in
ffv~i-1rx. 80 27th dss 81 Asrast. t-SG ra-
Ssx-- 100000 ~thta 49, So th- bsts.r- a OH
800 C.-tafs 81 b. r-o-ssep - ID So. Csli-ctor
tiussfhy MsiS~r. 81 ~ 49, e. Rtatsrd frsa
~ ib'h - A.gsst. isot. Esd th~ 1sth - .afi
u-sath. fnchlstsc. 90 --srfy's "a 80. ID xf-tI.
80 80 Pa ~ Aags-i. 90 Lss-jss'- "a .sc.. 90
iisth-i. 90 - 27,a 49, si Ages. 49, 80 Geo.
ea1ag's hst-i. 80 fsu.. % th- 50 az Il $50
Aaga-f
A. tarth-r x,v- astso- tAr al psrtss. 80
n-r--ct o. pss sbss- rryslrrI ~tH b. b. -
coe'ri o. lsfy pcaslis 90 Ten ~ cruiuln there
o.. Nalhin- r--~fv,d t1 pty.a-f at ttN-4 tsat
Naiiorsi as'ascy or as.-- oi Nstfanl. Bu<-.
- LTFOsp.
Collector Of S-ctai Csii-~ti8a Dtstrt-t VI Nsise.
Ls-i.tsa. Asg- 4. i-st
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12
HEBRON ACADEMY.

U,BE Fsa tsrs q ~. ia-sisss 90 Ia Co.
IL neacs T-ssS-s .SePs- en-. .a4 ee.ss-s- slss-
en ~c~ks
a. a. HERRiCK. a. NJ. prfscipal-
Mss : &. BsTLsr. Prec-psre-.
Wee LsUsA RosEErs0s. A--i-tasf r~.sAsr 4.
Mo- AtsroA hiLLErr. Te.eher q MSS.
s'sieafs un-y ~ c.,s.s go th-s ~ ~ ~ q ~
% $40 80 i-'er-sti-E at pa sbl- tsrs.
S's'i-"'s -.a - ~ sNp-ossS - s.> sShsec0 -
iutox.osfisg tri.k.
Al -sh l. F~Fu~-sss " rssi-- 81 t-a o'clsek
az sft~sri eharch "a S-tks.rk
Th~r- ~ih i-s NORMAL CLASS 80 tho.s
-h- have 90 th..-~ ~hs tstesd - t-~~h
These a. Lshrsry sod Appt-.a.s Sc re SO
ofthe Schaol rh-r- ~ili ~ L-ctsr-.. Cs-oo-
sitsen-, at D-cismFs.ss. 1uviag the tsr..
csSnaoa Eaxl,.h. sSO
HiFh-r Enxi-h sd tasxvas-s. sso
o. 40 saa 50 c-ais p-r ~--k- r~--s bsh. o. -
s-tied he aisfh ~s-k- No detscf - uaa.i- for
80 .i,--soe oft-o ~~~k.. exr-fs ~ sick->.-.
BOARD. i-ei~i-ag ~s-ed. -sshiag sd tsEhts.
prsa-s5iy s3lso 80 ~e~k.
k-s's-- tsOn .25 - 80 - --~k. Der ssnb~r
hsst >prax 49, t4s. at tss.- ~s-hssr o. e--.e
the f.h @sY - ssse % |. feosa 80 q ho.rdinx
pisc~. b. sppiyiax O. fh- S-cr~tars.
JoSEPH HARvO~S, H-bsoa. Ne.
HsssOs. JULr q. lisa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12

ExurrrSr a. II.HEEvnGE. y %
Ihere vas cousHierab'e excitcment a
H.hrriie. y. ~. on SATURDAY evening
last. by charges b. ing brought against tro
ei'izens iof aoduciinE a youug nan and
indueing BIN under false representation e.
* asa substituie IN tbs army. Onr of tie
al e'i'fens -as quiie roughly handled BY
q larEe and excited crowd uho rode iim
upon arhiL The othcr oEsnder. q msr-
Chant Of tbe place. -as closely psrsuei.
but he took reiuEo 70 NJ. hone. Re IL
ye' threatsned -i'h severe punishneu, BY
hi' tclio- eitiIens. lBostoa Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12
Nr. Edwin .. Amhro.-, PrineiT
STAMP DUTIFS.



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missions have been issaei ~ the Gov
crunr
4th Nam Battery --lst. H.. Chas "
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wee White. promoted Scrgt Augu.tus
FoS Portland - a.. vice kunhali. pro-
motel
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Pumps and Aqueducts.

ARNLkS AL I'll others ~ho are dail, a.iax
II az tAsif h-,.--.. .i-bh-. .nd s.rf. susatfts-.
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n OST. L. ia nasfa.. au ~ sh.s,s ~ tksrs
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nf fs sfnppef $50 sslf- o. psFstls 81 80
year ffi.aa dste sifh i-r~rssf
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~ his t-~a fag sf.rasafst ~ - Hussfll- I..fr-
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Fryeburg Academy.

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Il a-urs w-ta-.tsv. -ert. tn. I-ss. aad ~ui
conf in,se s-s-a ~s-ks
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Oxford Normal Institute.

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