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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

A Voice From vicksburg.
vIcKssuHs. Mss, Aug 9. 1853
Oh. yOHS BUIL-Dear Sir: am happy TO state 70 you
that have used your valuable CedrOn Bters with great
benefit TO myself in general debility and prostraton Of
my system, produced BY the unhealthy and miasmssio
influences Of the Mississippi River and around Vicks
burg, having been with Gen Grants army throughout
its whole Southern campaign confidently recommend
its use TO all persons who are exposed in unhealthy eli
mates n. W FOGLE,
Agent U. s. Sanitary Commission
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept ie, 1888.
On the a3d Of July last submitted. through agent
Of mine the Medical Director Of the Department Of the
specon and requested If after analysis be found 1t
mertOrous to sanction and approve its use among our
soldiers.
The following the Medical Directors reply AID also
Gen Rosecrans permission TO ship 300 dozen At once TO
have it sold to Suffers. JOHN BULL.
81 satisfied that Cedron Btters will do no harm to
any one taken properly and in moderation see no
objection Dr. Bull being permitted 20 dispose Of IL to
Suttlers. A. HENRY THURSTON,
Surgeon and Medical Director, ID CO
HEADQUARTERS DEP'T OF TIE CUxfEELASD,t
NASHVILLE, TEN, July -, 1883.
DR. John Bulls Agent, Mr.. , has permission TO
shin 10 Nashville Tenn twenty-five gross Tor 300 DOZEN
Of Bulls Cedron Bsrs for sale to Suffers in the army
only.
The regulations OF the Treasury Department are to be
complied with strictly.
By command OF Major General RosecTans
WIN. N. WILLIS,
Major and Provost Marshal General.
'''" J. +. sENOUR. Druggist,
West Washington Street, indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
RENOVATERS.
CLEANING AND DYeINe ESTABLISHMENT

TUNHE UNITED STATES DYR- HOUSE, 40. 3s SOUTH
il Illinois street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
At bis old and we'll establishment, the ladies
can have silks and wooden goods dyed 10 and
beautiful colors, and seuts garments thoroughly renovs
ted and repaired.
New and second hand clothing bought and sold also,
spacul branch In the business denominaed me draw
ing-biiA sable doth, tear In any garment can %
wrought at II be visible 20 the NAKED eye
Rene mbsr the place, No. s. south Illinois street.
Isnio JOSEPH HARRIS. Prsprstor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
PAINTING.

~ LONG, 10. EAST SEw YORK STREET, oP.
e rosITr uufser.sty square. 10 prepared 20 DO all
Ind Of house and .ss Painting. Draining and GAsinz
"a sAer, nstss. ssd the ssry best style f.s..--
wsstsg verk n bis Me- are rsassssre ts sass s.H
esr ssof
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

DEaru 90 A. EuIToR. George y
Noore. E.q for scne nin- rnonths rssi Cd
tor - the Advertise. died a. the Cos.rncr-
eial House IN tAis eiiy. yesterday morning.
lie hai been confned o. his rS0ru for thrsc
u,onihs suffering from dropsy on tAe ob~-t T.
YEA ~ deaih vss very suddea sn1 uneH-
pocfed. fsr h. hal not ccassd from his IA
Dor q ~ritiny. 90 'he dav 81 b dea'h.
YESTERDAY r-o-uins ~ "a. assisted 70 ri.s
from Ia bsd snd -ss PLACED IN his chair.
% coul'ortahly.' a. he said. and the ats<n-
dsni is't hi@. Ga gong iuio the rOon a.
10 o',iock Tie lsndlor,l ,hoa-bs him asleep
IN ihe chair. Alas "a "a. thc long sleep /,
IT. had passed quis'ly s-sy. ssiisnti,
-ithoui struggle We earn that phv-
sirian. ~bs -n calie.l. pronosnccd hi'
death from sscctic- % the hart.
NJ Moore ~as forrnsrl, c0anscsed 9Th
the Belfast Journal; AMI. Tor san sosfh.
Prior 90 tai NJ charge 81 the Advertiser
AS engaged on the Argus Tie -. 70
hiAl writer a. vel a. oomPAniOn. Peace 10
hi. Ashe. lPrO.s. i6th
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18
Ineidsn,. Of New Hanp.Air, Election.

AANA@eAsa " NV 49, e-@.-N -
Ep. DrSocn.r A - iuriisui. -hieh
occurred a. The polls ben soms ~ sls border
to~ns - Carroll Co. ar, worthy "a ne-s-
Psrsr record. n Conray. -hich hAs ben
under ths eorpsrbeai role pr tArce Or -four
yssr,. The corruption % tie poser, that BE-
thsre. "a pretty satisfactorily draon.tra-
,ei. A Mr.. Lovsios nci % 49, bv some
to 90 tsrve year. IN cousersation -iih a
trllo- touusnsn - opposite r-oii,ie,l faith.
IL their uolsrsior scu'd aiIo~ any enc
to vote. provided they carried ihs ,oos.h
ticket Tbs beng emphaiicals denied.
Mr. : undertook 20 d-u,onsr.fe. Aceor-
dingls ~ took vote for q coPpsrhcad car
dit.ie. earned q opsniy to thc boS. pur-
posely lstting the r-r.iiing ofcrr resi q.
and dero.iisd a thercin. viewing not a
word Of reacosranoe. Waiting a-Als NJ
.cain took vote. this tine union one.
snd procrcdea AZ bcfcrr The Molerstor.
,ecin- The ballot -as not after b's hart.
asked him That business \. HAD there trv.
ing % vote. -hcn he "a, under a.. anl
his NAM no; o. The check-lis' srd ,cni hin
hastily s-ay, II -ss asserted that souac :
90 10 votes uorc counted han thcrc -erc
nsH'~, ehscked. ~ The above "a .. readily
scen ho- q cane shout
ChsthAH, beng heretofore % nesris bal
.ncSd. the coppcrhcads hood "a. year ~
carry re to-u by hriuging bone tie sb-
ssnt Th~r-frrr .o-a~ three weeks sin~c
tb~y dsp.'rhci 18th III nsrr..a-v flnis 60
p.v erpen.e.. Mr JOHN ste. a. Ports.
n,outh. for his -on Arriving a. IA dssfi-
nsi .on h. sound his son usking So pav.
sd liable - ip.e his place Il he ~. that
- r.turnsS -ithout hiza This no, sritin-
fhcm. On Satursi,y lat ths, sent ,noihe'
s,es.>srrr -ifh bird team On IT, s,p-
rli-.icu. 18Th i-str1-iio-s g. tel ,oune
>s.i~s that D.. foiss -~re iarrc-ou,iv -
18Th dirth-ria al -sntcl Nm hou,e inlrne.
diaf-is Th-y startrd. al arrived Mon
dav evening" - ~ bousc % ore Wn. Cor
aon -herc sides STOPPED for III N at
The n~st rnorni-e Goryiou ;rok hiun O. a..
to-n-Acuse iierv meeting 90. fafhcr. an
snding a. unsstisfarto-r cro.rhst h.i hs~r
Imf-osei hiaa. y rcrh.rs rct from par~i,
motives % his o-n r-esersnr. hs took
E~rubii0an vo-c. correcting the ore 81
is'ssr h-ll. ari fhrv 80 asst ,-uir, i-f'f. {,
th-cus ~ dar. Ths to-a Eias .taair
>tSE MAJORITY for ths ~.r sn1 tie unio-'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18
Iine sehool nis,rc,.

ME EnfroE Relieving O.. Dcmo-rrsi
fsi', u-a-r ths re - ais-r vho have tesn
paPii, % NJ Oil Lire Srhool. vish o.
call thsir stf-ntioa 80 80 fs-fs rcsrect-
ing thc disirie' ~bieA % uh'iiv ftru.in-
couuraur,tv. inrlatli-- thirteen fa-uis in
Hartford anl nine in Backrsif. containing
thirtv-ons voters AL hiiy.sir purii. tu
fbc du~iisg ho-sc. ar comfortable. 49,
rnans ~ then frst rate - farmer, TAr
ra-hcr q har-s o. t-cntf-fv~. inci1iing
~ hi-s-st r1=hr- % 60! b.rns of az
cher school district iu 49, STATE. in vtith
"a. stored thc past -~ason f.lfcr on -hi,h
TO hunlr~l A. any bead % ueai caftis
ihr~- huudr-t AL .-.~aiy sheep a. n nv
harses hsv- TASTED ths -i-t-r ~ Ill
have ono-Sh an O. SPARE tiii tbe yo4n-
Fla-ts -rrins -p in th~ir h~a1fy Evsry
family n - district 8. 49, ~ toari he
tsach-r. 49, "a . sorne-hst ,fa.-ular the ol.l
custom % 90 iar-ii-g rr-..f ~ be- con-
tuuei ihis -iutsr With.1 t~sait wears.
t-~utv te,ch~r 20 conmc' to~n ,-Loais.
ere fenaic r1rii lu she srad-aiinE riass.
ani onc 10 Az F--shuan "a. Bate. Col
irss. ore r-ad-ate ant o-- raI-nt Ilar-
rari to'irr-. orc pr frttrr i- Tnh. CO.
lc-r. P-roFsor % liiSh Seh9oi MARBLE
bal. Mas prin-i 9al 70 Pouieroy AraI.-
A. sui one arti.; 30 hss crossed the A.
lsnil- ~ give 'hs fai.h.us t1a-h O. hi.
penrii. have hse- srha'a-. aulrr thnt -,of
-h.,h 80 = sore 49, sa. .-sr, sis.ssr-
- th- soutL n DIR ssAo5i dr,. 80 hap
~ dsvs.
Ihs hsprin~ss that has hssn ra-fr.4
Mrhin ~ sarrsi -aIs OF so-n- OF
school roon.
Wher, bo,h .ete,. frou tls child q four
years.
To hin 40 stood fsr-h .us ~ o. nan.
hn.i
Never ar POI palnis.l Isl ul1rtsis
10 contained oae fsmlly Of t-si,s eha-
dfen -hose rarrnts ooah "a -i.sn tbo
yo-agest -as th.ny-fss yrsrs. rot ore has
& re family ohz.a has been broksn b.,
d-atl. % conn.ns one uotber. 80 has
H. 90 soas 81 s5us-ia.ia- in he a.. :
Service ]; has lra .sb.I tirre soldier.
&C. che ear 81 i-l-. shrve .or fbe ARGOS
taos -ar. an tr1 flr tts -th TX. oae 90
-iL les 1ne for che IUth ~ seven o.
90 80 flg a. ts1 flr Co., 1.ih. e. crush
.-t thr rebel. 1n rlo lave d.e.l fr..r.. i.-.-
.aisrrsl a. BackfsI lie oFcs ofC Com.
iy Ca.amlss oasr. SH-rrris.r a. Con.
-- a.. r s.Ha..'s r..r... - .. H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

Mars -r.as. The opening q Gil. o.
ga season vas r.sassntif anrourre.l % as
b. So rscs 'fi OF a ra.s.-- % soear 81 s.
a. -eut Z laliif. i-on e.. e.. Sasbnsr. -.
ofiisoron. 10 ras TO- rrol1ct 81 80 f-s
run. and f-ossssssi the delicate Mtpls a.
sor BE- eli be- ri,Lu-ss. De-. parity --ssr.
grsfisc Of tie psrir-t eisa- i-sss i. 81 "a.
ses Ed mauuisrture. -hiel all. to tI.s ri,ss.
u-e of sating. snd b 81 uush sssar ta.t
oo,ass 70 lnarkst % q sirarcrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

E-ovnfcid aud Gresnuo.o.I Ave con.
oopPerassi. D. fhs f1ru,er town tr.ais
ne wa-raaf ras noi atfcstcl ~ tbs consta
b. and ~ t..s .ss,r. t.le ra-rant aas 90,
posted &C. re- aired fl-ae. Thas bese Sc
torres srs hssly ~ prove bsrrcs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

l-Esr 1rsE Ban NJ ID D. " Al
Loti. lie vits 20 minc host q a.. ~ Zir-
Goa houss. ~iil gissa grand Lap Nezr
Bali. this. Friiss evening" Sh- all b.
ably 'spPortcd BY . 'oulu.ittee - .-rang--
n1vnis nu,nbsring About rs. fro-, the far
seE. 4 graeral iHsitaiira O. l.Ii-. -ith
senileHuer. o. extended M. \. sav,
SAT q course. thi- via 10 orc - tbe mot
'socessiai balls ever bid a. Zi-rca.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

The Pre- Csrreni saws tLai tho a~c-s-
sarv amount q siosk. fnr th~ 49, DRY dock
in Portlssd. Asd ben -ub.crih~.l. ssd ths
sampaay al be orFAsiscd iruassd usfel,
10. lo.a;ion -. believe - 20 20 4ssr ths
usoufh q tho I'r e.i.aag..oui rircr -h-re a
Tiss - -aier % = % - st above ki-h
tide nay 10 ottAiued
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

1ES. GEsNr las been formally present
"a 9TH hfs commission ss Lisut-ts.n~r.l
lie 'i'iisd the Arrnv - tse Potomac. ant
isft Immediately for re West zen Hal
locs reported 70 him. and ~as assigsed %
SPECIAL service in Washinrton hs sad
fhsi The hssilh 81 ten M-aso -ill not a.
~ - be- r~-us'-iss ~ -azzza5 - tie
Fotomac Arruy. al 10 wiu - seeded
hr Gen. smith
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

Tb- Coveraor b.. .ssust ths fEsu.ar
rrr.H..ssIrrs
a-d Kegs-Auo. .. Sase. Ne--sv.
Captain g.. o.
J.seph D.. Colby. Eauiari. Iu Ilsu,.
Co. o.
Henry W Bslroe iisa-oa. -iI.-li sai
ullstsr.-- otfesr
l'ta Reg lst Lieat Geerge " Yer
r.i. GO. e.. Norsaf. Capt 60 B.
"a L.suf Wsll.ctga liosbs. Aorusy.
isf L,eat 90 "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

Coon Nrws. The Courier ssys that 4.
>. Br,irss. MansCing pirector q tbe
Grand Trank E4il-ay. as IN Portland
last -ssk. Al th- seeting 20 ths Bosrl u
Trsde. D. stated that ths corrars had pro
cared 1850 tons - ~ iron. oi hes'y
Tattcrn. for tie Portland section 81 ~
routs, ani extensive repsirs vil hs made
upon the line. Thsy have Ai.o contracted
for i5 locou.otiscs. % re- pssssuger ear'.
and So ns- freight cars. -hich al H. al
ded 70 the Auisricsn seciion. The r.iiroad
Couauissionsr, rrport tie bridge. o. thi'
road 20 - better THAI upon Any oiher line
IN The STATE. % that -hcn the.s rvpsirs al
.litions are u,aas. the road I'll hs in
.p'e,iii3 coalition. and tie trains esa re-
sumo th- faster tine table. forrncrly IN 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

ErrotrupNtrY FEs.io~rr- Thsrs
i-c DO isng t-tise Hesoiauora-y Pee.
s..a~rs. Congress as rerertIs passed an
&c s.tlag tten 0ae llrlrsI dollars odd
t.-4i pa fer scar Tie Press nyst-o
a-c oz th- -...s ef its r.ua-I District.
~ Anlfai Gari.rtr. bern ia >su--s-
verb. y % g.. o.. l..'. a. william
ll-i.-irg' born .a > "a. ir 1905
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

LrNEE At BrcnrFrp. TIE ali-. q
Bsckfeld hoil l-csr- a. t'nioa Shar.-l.
CO Ncencsdss evening. @ii iast. in aii
q ths >aniisrs Cori--i.sio- ~aitahie pro
VISION Ill Pc made for the ~rte-ta arasut q
tho.e ~ho nav aueni Rrfroshs~ut, arI
fsnry ar rie. al BE- oFsrci f5-si-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

ErsooFNI CnUEsu. Divine .yvsics al
bs hid. >lndsy afternoon and s.snisr.
March eoth. A. the Jnissrsai,i Mostisr
House. PARIS Han. - Rev. r. " Narrav.
Rector q ths - JONAS Ctarch. Dre.d-n.
Ne. service "a tAc aisernson A. o'oiook /.
IA the evening Al 6 IL ociock
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

Col >iraisAs 30 a. saaong iLc Tri,an-
srs lately ,scaf'ed fron El,huonj. has pre-
ferrvl charsss sSaiast l.sat COZ Sandsr-
80. for disc.o'iu- o. ihs rebel suihoritle.
80 Plan 81 shs rrisou,rs g. uak- sheir -
cape. SarlsrsCE 81 uudsr arrest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

>fNcING ScHooL CoSCEET A coac.rt
~iii b. gwen a. ths Mctho1.st Charck. -.
raris. Tuesday s,ening. March "a. uadsr
tic d.rvciioH % Mr. : A n FArringtoa
Tie exercises vill consss % Anthens.
patriots Giccs. Csartsits. Dsetfs. Sols.
and Seng' iroua ,ir Fsr-iEgion .sd l,s,e.
AL rsniivEsen q ihc scho1l
Nearly a.. 'is pieces % te suns ~.n be
new Durins tie sweating a is- sLOrs
sl'eerh-s nv be expected .rom those pre-
mt
IT, Proceei. o. ths concerG ~! 10 gwen
O. tbe Chrisi an Co11zaissioa for the bsue6i
q siek al vo1ndcl soilisrs
The Conmi'iee hor~ fors generous pat
ronago from the plbhe IN ,.c- % ths -or-
Thy object Tor ~hich he concert d. gwen.
al iLcy hoPs % make iho oocasioa inter
esting to al ~ho nas attend
Concert % comrcncc At = o'ciock Door,
oTea a. 6 - O'Clock. Adaais.ioa a. CO.
chiilrvn io c~ut,
So1iA Par.s. Marrh i5ih. IsC4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

hc town Of Agburn Las voted O. raise
the sun 81 s-rs' ior tie repair % bi-b-
vays. and tssi ti.s .molni he raised a. are
other taxes All cHprn4rl lnder ths az
thcriiy g the Scivcimcn Tie to-n - tias
eaAhled O. keep 20 70 ads IN rcPair u,sb
one half IL sum required in thi. tom. "a
king she terms morr favorable o. al cl.sscs
than can Pc obtained here % those 80
psy cash a. a., pr cent Beyond this. the
laoorlng uaa - les.r,s 20 ~ork apon a..
hich-ays ras 10 o.. and cy,ul-aand FAR
cash f-cs f'r BE- labor. so q, 70 reap dos-
BE- aissniags from tie system adopted
Is seems % combine Advantage, % be ob-
tanned ~ 10 other plan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

The Pr-sidcui has issusd cal Tor tie
Llldr~i th.usani more men n not farm
i'ard hy 'oilsiseril'- lraii viii take piar,
on iae sghtseath ~ APriL IL Provost
NsrsAal = .ssrapas thai ts-n qaotas -ui
he t-o aiihs % The qaasa for the isu 90
Cd Ia" val ma. tLs quoia % Tar, :
Hlen We A. iaiornsd by ihc ton o.E-sr.
that . lave . sarpl-s &C 81. ~hieh sili
leaves 20 halarcc over AL calls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

fank I.sshcb lsdiss MsgAEin~ for
Marcs. has great 'ariety % fasA .ou plates.
ar ialsi-aiicns. 18Th patterns - faE siE-
sld ueai sEasl.ns hEarss. a. ~ -s,eh al
b. q ser'iro - ihe ladies ia gssiiag rcsdy
for summe- S1hsefllc a. otos Pr,oc
3 oo. Frans Leslie. pa5ishcr. Ns- Noik.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

Mn Inour. Ia % geoerou. 20 accom-
paw an insitstaiion nth a noble sample
q thc t,r- 20 be expect-si AL tins 70 The
-sy or friend J. q R,ch DDS q With
= nice bon Of b'g irout. he sHt~nsls a Polite
iusiisfion 10 visit the - Improved Anelsrs
Ret-e.t- GA the srss q Ms- An rnvitzfion
toe fascin.iing % b. d~Slin~d- We thant
his cordially for both an assure hia.
that q al be pleasure O. se IN A. the
opcnIng 81 That - iufcnded O. hs TIE rao.t
intsrrssIng and succc.,ful canrsisn on
Molischuakenunk sincr the da,, q land
.Peoaistious an travel -ith 90 Ore borss
shas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

N'infrs- o. tofr. The isdlcafionssrs
thsi the ~ aIas-ssg Nev Iors .slI.rrs
= 'oie. siHhsss a ma iorify u $3.50 votcs
he 'oie tOst p.soe on Tssslsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

Tie ComGiroiisr Of eurrrucy .s5uiti,d
@ Congrsss a. amendment. Aiio-iag "a
tioual haaks - isssc ball. Lcio- tLs De-
nou'natior 81 Eve dollars. The Hoa.s
sdoPssi r.. bu' Sc senate disagrcsd. u
as ProPoscd 90 iuit az is,a- % iis ta...e
-hsu spsr.e Pay-acss shaall be- rrs1ucl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

InE EHaNrTsrsoN ProcraNarro~.
Some tine '.noe g~rt'er=n protested 81
frssideut Lincoin. a Prn Pirtar-. contain
inE 30 ~hois test % ih- Emaacipa
Fro,lamafion. highly o-aauented. ~ I.-
play " prom iaeni points. All sut.,llsbeI
18th e-bieuaiic f-arcs. Ell % ~hi-h ser
vroa-hs -iih pea. ~one sni-rp4...s.
Ne- YORK rabli.hsrs have litho.raPbel 3D.
-o-k. 90 a. 90 present facsimile cop.es a
lie SHOE formins sssry interesting me-
moriii q tbc great dccrsc Agents are
-inied O. circulate the vo-k in every toun
IN tlis comfy Ps-ticaiars may - cham
81 sf1 q ssnde-.ln. N1r-ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

lie Rev. Taos. Starr Ein-. died o. DIP
'u''.'. % Han frsncisoo. last -eeE liz
aea'h as eaosed deep ls,lar Of .orr,-
'hrcugbout TIE STATE. saonx al ei...,.
30 respected Sim fOr b. sa,ny s.-,.., .oi
steriIng 4nalaiss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

Tie moruiag tran frsu F5ranI. Wei
n-sisy. 49, delayed ~ frsigli train.
-h..l 49, oftae tra.k. Ibe rrpori fLai
g. 1assenEer train uas oH. anI ttsi lo..
90 li- La oc--u1d. as viiis-i hands
tiar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

lse Press ssgs that The Cri,i Js-v 81.
'luaesr.and oSuuty hss fou1d e. i-Fa-.
"en' Toe adultsry sgsinst q 40 y S-ifl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

pr.sE &c yesr snlss -.ih iIr-sa,b-r
8 .t-- f.rs.ga iu.u. xrsafs landed .a Ms.e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

LHile BOYS IN tls nsi'ral seaport. cuiy
sisht Years 81 age. get drunk 81 ar rlt
nto he rateh tsuss 20 e. sober SIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

Robins appeared IN ro-'i.ui. la, s4a
tay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-18

aAHNNN NAAAATANAAA sAAaN HAM AAANh ~ ~
sp~ouistious an travel -ith '' Ore bor.s
shss
The PRIV Csrreni say. tLai tho aec~.-
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