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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

BY the arrival of the City of Manchester we
have news from Europe april 2s one day later than
that previously received.
1t is reported that two steamships, built for
the Conederates at Nantes France were launched on
April %. Another steamship had been built for the
Rebels al Bordeaux and would be ready to sail or June
L. 1t was said that tho French Government had no in.
tention whatever Of preventing the arming Of these
vessels
The Schleswig- Holstein war continues. There
strong indications that the Danes intend to
ate the Island Of Alsen. The Prussans are again adj
vsncing in Jutland. and April % a mile and
half south Of Asrhus.
Garibaldi and his son Ricciotti embarked fol
Camera on April -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12

Was absent.
expenditures have been during the past year ST. 7 o.
and the receipts eT7l79 IS. Mr. PET spoke Of thu
moral and mental condition of the inmates IL the in
sttuton-of their digent attention to study and their
avidity in learning DIR. ISAAC LEWIS PET conducted
the anniversary exercises the part of the pupils
which were Of an interesting an instructive characsr
and consisted of compositions various subjects wit
ten Oh the black boards Some select pieces Of pross
and poetry were reced in the drmb alphabet by se,
era young ladies aud gentlemen aud proved yery At
tractive feature of the exhibition The closing Of the
exercises consisted Of prayer by young lady prD.rei
in the dumb language.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
CAMP LIFE AMONG THE soLDrERs.-The Rev.

CAMP LIFE AMONG TIE SOLDIERS. The Rev.
j. T. Duryea Of the Collegiate Dutch Reformed Church,
who has recently visited the camps OF the army and
navy addressed large audience. last night at the
MaCdOuga street. Baptist Church. lie gave very
graphic and practical OF camp life it was
seen ~ him during the seven days that he remained
with soldiers before they broke up their Winter
quarters Ia enter upon the present campaign. The incl
dents he rentcd were made the interesting by
the simple yet vivid manner in which he treated them.
he spoke more directly Of the religious and sanitary
agencies az work in the army which doing more 10
promote our success than ali else Combined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
TRorrIsG ON THE FASHION COURSE, J.. l.

TRoTTIEG ON THE FASHION COURSE, J.. l.
Yesterday trot for the association purse Of 500 nils
heats, best three in i've TO wagons came off the
above track The attendance Of spectators was large
the day fine and the track in excellent condition Their.
eleven entries for the purse. but only two Lady
Collins and Lady Tompkins appeared on the track
when the judges bell summoned them TO start. Lady
Collins the ayOrite at the start az 800 to SO bus
after the second heat the positions in the betting quo
tatiOns completely reversed SO 10 $40 being
emily offered Oh Lady Iompkins, winning. Lady Col
lins won the first heat in 24Ol by length. In the
next heSt John Crooks substituted for George Hop
kns as the driver Of Lady Tompkns, and the latter
won the the three succeeding heats very easily in 240
i3i and 2:i6l The defeat Of the sOrre mare. amer
winning the first heat was attributed TO having flen
lane In that heat To-day a match between H. Ogles
b. G. Discount and j. Whites b. \. Morgan Jones for
500 aside two miles and repeat 10 wagons. comes Of
Ovcr the Fashion Course. On the Union Course q
sweepstakes race foI $780, between three jersey City
roadhorses mile and repeat IN harness also comes oil
today when an interesting tTot may be anticipated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
The Female Guardian Society.

The thirtlcth anniversary of the American Fee
male Guardian Society end Home for the Friendless
took place Yesterday NJ the Home Chapel IN Fast
1wenty.ninh street In thc afternoon about 200 Of the
children comprising portion Of the Home children.
aud Of Industrial Schools Nos and .. present.
and occupied elevated seats NJ one end OF the chapel
A large audience composed mostly of lAdios, was
present The exercises OF the children consisted OF
singing recatons and dialogues and reflected credit
upon both pupils and teachers.
Short addresses made by Mr.. PARDEE, the Rev.
Mr. PEAK, the Rev Mr. GLADDEN. Police Captain
LYON and the Rev. Mr.. kNowLGoS.
The annual business meeting was held In the fore.
noon at which Mr.. II. E. BRowS OF Brooklyn presided.
After prayer addresses delivered by Messrs HIB
BARD, HAlSTEAD and others.
The following is abstract from The annual report
Average number per annum Of benelciaries receiving
food sud shelter In the Home since Il opened
In 100
Total. ROOl
Number Of adults and children receiving ID from the
society tho past yeur has bccu.........,..... 3On
Viz: Adults Ia the Home. HUMANITARIAN. 21b
Adults provided with employ mont... 21
Children In the Northumberland, 46
Total. ................................ sa2
Attending Home Industrial Schools. ...2,O89
lota. .''..'-'''' '''s'''''''. JUL
Tho receipts OF the Society for the year ending De-
cemher 81 1908 $?3til OF
Dibur liao 10
Balance. lyt q
Amount received from Advocate, sale Of books, and
Printing ONCE 1880 %
Expenses OF the same. 1884 ~
Ialanc. paid the Treasurer lOO6 10
The following officers were elected: President, Mrs.
G.. W. Hawkins; Secretaries, Mrs. :. j. GoOdenOugh
and Dr. l.. Ranneyj Treasurer. Mrs. ). A. Stone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12

The anniversary of the WomenS League Is to
be held this Thursday morning at lOi o'clock,
at the Church of the Puritans, Union square.
Wendell Phillips. George Thompson, and 9TH
ers, both men and women, will take part in the
delihnrnfions Of the meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
HOTEL Administration. Strador of Cincin-

HOTEL Administration. Strad0r OF Cncin-
natl and Judge Jones Of Arkansas left the Metropolitan
Hotel Yesterday for the Western Reserve.
: Bate Cincinnati w. b. Chaplin. r. l.. Capt. y. y.
Johnson L. :. A.. Geo. i. StetsOu. Moss. and 9. IL.
Brown Pha. are stopping az the Metropolitan Eotel.
Hon j. > Black. York. Pa, Hon. T. McDanicls. Ben
nngtou VI; Byron Sprayue and Prot. Chase, Proyi-
derce, X. l.; Col. &. ID. MoDougal. Major i. Town
send and Capt. j. j. Carroll L. ;. A., X A. forsyth
Newburgh, tI,yan Wyck, Albany and Rev. w. b. Car
ter East Tenn are at tde Aston House.
Hons. 4. Corning, Albany and j. Ganson. Buffalo
Governors Morton. Indiana, Smith. W., and Bucklng'
ham. Conn. Gen. Ogiisby. L. ;. A., and Dean Rich-
mond Buffalo are at the IT. Nicholas Hotel.
Commander Ammen, u. :. ". j. VI. Forbes Boston.
r. VI. Gardner. Toronto and NJ Brimmer, Boston, are
at the BTevOOrt House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12

PARDON OF A MUTiNBER. " eSterday morn
ing t. y Marshal Murray received from President
lincoln a full aud unconditional pardon for Alfred
Rider who was convicted four years ago in this District
for mutiny and sentenced to seven years imprisoa-
District Attorney has represented to him that Rider
had now satisfied the claims of Justice and that his con-
duet in confinement had been uniformly exemplary and
ne therefore proper subject for Executive e!en'
eucV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

The draft in the IIld Congressional District
Urookyn) was commenced yesterday, and the names
of those found liable in the lst 3D. 3d. 4th, 9Th TO- Ill.,
and Goth Wards drawn, when operations were
suspended until this morning To-day, the 18th 18TH
and 10th Wards viii be drawn, which will complete the
lis,riot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
FATALLY IyJURgp.-Col. Thomas ID. Double.

day. u brother of Gen. Abner Doubleday. while enter
ing a stage at the corner of Broadway and Chambers
street ON TUESDAY last slipped and fell Beice lie could
recover himself stage No. 15 OF the Seventh ayonue line
ran over him causing Injuries from which be died yes.
terday moruing NJ the Ncw.Nork Hospital Deceased
was is years of age aud resided on staten Island.
Coroner Willey held an inquest on the body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
BROOkLYN ITEMS.

New FIiE CoMMIssIoNER.-The convention
nj Delegates 10 elect Fire Commissioner FOR Brooklyn,
4. d.. met on Tuesday evening and reelected MT.
Romeyn Van Nalkenbueh for a term Of I'VE ears; ne
received - ont of poll of 70 votes. lie is tue rre'i
dentof the Board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
FREEwILL BAPTIST MISSIONARY MEETING.

FREEWILL BAPTIST MISSIONARY MEETING
There large attendance last evening ut the Free
will Baptist Church in Twenty-eighth street near
Broadway, to hear the farewell sermon Of the Rev j.
L. Phillips who resigns his charge to proceed 10 India
in short time His remarks very fOrcblo and
clear, and were delivered In excellent manner AT
tho close Of his lecture liberal collection taken up
to purchase printing press for MIR. Phillips to take
10 India with him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12

PROMOTIOS.-Capt. Lowell Purdy, jr., 18th
Excelsior, Major from April 20, 1864, vice Allies. dis.
missed. Major Purdy Is now with bis regiment. In
Haneeeks CORPS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
rrv The A7th Regiment are now on

On DUTY.-The 47th Regiment are now Oh
dnty AT the Armorv Fifth street. Brooklyn, h D. IN
readiness for immediate service IL the event OF us
trbanee on account Of the draft which Is progressing
in The ma Congressional District. The copscIlptDn
in the lid Congressional District will not be held 'ts
week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-12
To Correspondents.

No notice can be taken Of Anonymous Communications
intended for insertion must be authenticated
Inv I'M, name and address Of TIE wnernot necessarily Tor
nYbics;ion but a. a guaranty for his good faitt..
All br.ss. letters this 0hce should be addressed to 1hh
TRisuNE," New-Nork.
w. cannot undertake return rejected Communications
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-01
PAfrssi,e yesr Ova MeeAssies.

NAB ct The prosperity 90 q village de-
pe.as uI.on its u,echsn'cs. Manr arre an.I
thrisins VILLAGES have been taIs % ai.ae.t
essIreis b. a. "a n ard rse-prise Of tbs
chs. OF citizsns- Hcs,s iS l. &c the iotsr-
"a Of al Tho dssirr to prosperity 90 =
cs-naazifs - istite nechani~al .kiii. God
stead. verify Is.lssuios- eitir~ns ~bc
have KEW iedce IN 80 insiu-sriE srt. Ret
ibers % another cousideraiion. infias.s.-l,
coanectea -'tA thi-. gssf a. indi.r~usibls
% The prosperity az s0~n u. n~sa The
f-Efruns.Ds - siasla cr1cs.f o. or a., 49,
o-ra'o- IAs oSsiEsu- Il siIisse. ~ CIV
az lAsor - sh-ir o~n nsixhho-s az 49,
dsnr iust 20 uz-h % the IN sllsfrisl -~.l,A
q Place BY ~itholliag "a they az
J-st ~ he EAA.s 1-gr-s br,ssise down
TIER evn viaAss aad huiidssS q, anotis-r
>Spns @~a hs.~ sts.asS s0L.s-s @pSs a..
sabl~et- for ne $40 Of sAs,ag - osut.
in Ia Price Of a Paros q wors. tAsy ~
sPsEa days Linz. par a loiaE ~ TO tor
horse Asa e1FTi-gs aal 80 oa ints asosh-
- io~n- Ihsy seen 70 forssi thAt "a
~. Al iHe - 80 ard sP-ndsag >; t-r bGns
nsssT Haa-e naa rIcA, tA4i N Gks sau.e
proportion a. tbsy encouraged thsir ova
aleSAaHies. thsy arr sd4.as - ihs vAlse q
taeiE o~H Pr0PcTts. aEd 50 rsos rosa. a
geo. -oTthy nocA4nlc act usrth .5ollAr
~ he ~or.l. a woriL nore % AriilsEs shan
= hsgsaEaiy sPecg lai0r uiiA Is fLossan.is.
IAS !oraseE - siaAiis sld.ag I. 49,
vealth q plsos. sh- latter impossrishing
a TkAI nasn -h0 sal! ia sacosraxe ms
neigtoeE nsei.~z.ss - a. ,.su.g - re eosu-
msaSiy and Village a. ~hiob b. .ses. lie
iorgsts tie soilsa rae. Hs small Esis D
scai.shness ulay adj a - cents 10 has .Ains.
~ b. . le-iF0' - - Prosp~risy u abe
viLAgs o. 'O~n IN siich he lrs-, Agaln
~ r~I.eaf. snoo arAge Asd pstfsniEs your
osa u-eoA.nics-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-01

sek 80 a. ekfensiou. smong nee. -ih -
s.diy rnisss1 su>ong IL churrhss.-s.Pe-
slaIls in der hols ccnvOcation'.-And thss
IA rsistioat0 rs hrsthrrn in tie miniscr,
q 'Aeir k-ss ss-s~ q ih. ls.s ihsy hre
th~L-selscs sufrrvd. a.. reeolrcthns q
'Ai' gc.isL tor~ful. io,rns 90 .horer.
-ssss trosAsriv iinin--, s~-g vC-s -.
bst -k0 hss lAis~n ircm thrir rank. IN ths
midst a. the hattic. vith o.. burni.hsd
CHRISTIAN armcr sin Eirs about hia: I'll
re up before thern IN the iufsrs a. ibs
g. Eosus0ry o. ioys th-t arc past. s-ssi. ysl
rnourui4l O. tlc .oa'- ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-01
Modern penoer.er in a bad az.

The -,oa vho call thc-ssclycs democ--ts
Al he present day. end tAensslTes IN a
strange disrmsa. They are ~ithOut Prin-
essAs., ri.fOr-r y srPolssy dhiHs
abo.s Lac a ~red upes ths fAas OcSsn
Tbsy ,re vo-e 80 thas They arc sPt'
iess si,issas. aBfssb-dssisioas. f.etions
and cahak. some Of their number CIV
peace. ofhsr, v0Siierats waE. Sane w.nt
this Aiag, others want last the opposite.
$40 ofthr-r stick % ;he rrraa izs Of Aalsr-
iosa sisssrs ether. .Ay The iastiiatisn .
kid AL ti,~y nav s.r~e. attend 10, fa-
usssi sr'si t'urs "a o-. ~ sight. >olns 81
tbc-- vr-- $ss--s.r~--~err~- 80
aSaR@i.lats Boz shs PrSsi,lssey. osAsrs tslk
about running Gea- frsne.s. We p0liEs-
cal ,slsAsizNioa -as ever ~ ior- 50 sbor-
oazAly d-aSrsli<-1. Nhsls thsFp arr
s0u'e s'Ss N sAs orgahi<aiios s-s@a. tie
isassrs aRG IN the r.nks. that 49, -orthy
HasA. tA< srsai u.Assrisy 81 al F-Tis = aa.d-
Up Of ~ rOsgh..- full % i-noranc.. prsia-
dos aAd i4natssisna- Ihen Saly rail, ing
rsiat ss~ns - - q kln.l % laaian hAs< %
ever bOly- Ma, thsy ~sl %. - usoro
ihsa iAsy % an bOsls siss c,A leii .Tbsr
rolsliesl dsPr.~isy is toni, sbss are eseaa
gore dom INTO the - slough % de.Posd. n
and Asrs - az AaH.a -spsAr.as-. tb-,
-il = eslig-c 70 rssaasA- nsy are wish-
81 power % sxEsosis themselves Ilssag
- iAsir eleseni. ha'i@s goes ~ sh-ss
o~s Psscs. ma ~ a. ss-a a. -o-ua II
iAs es--asy ~ s.S "a ts<-a Psrisb "a Their
o~A pslssSai 6~gre>latioa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-01

BxsFs oP Raw. Ms SoUrHNoEru. IT,
soralznisy ~.s pad III LAT ~ccl. 90
Iesrr ahat Rey. A. South~orsh. pastor ~
r. Ccsgr~sstisnsl rhureh a. >o-th Pans.
-as coossdsrsd b,-hH T.h,si~ians o. o. N +,
critical cos'lision. and dce.,'y sho.ke,I on
il.- zl,I.ss.nc.s-uf f'ilo~ing quickl,. thst b.
ksd br,afheS A.s -. He dis-l A. al.out Z =
o'-'oek. Fsill-s e,cninc. 81 t,rho;d f-,sr.
after an linz. q a icv ,lar only 4 fieud
has furnished far cur readers citing trih-
ute g. h. u.~uiorz. 80 tl.at ], r,-,.ins o,iv
for us o. AID esprcssion. Of sympathy in q
hcrcascrnent whioh hss tosch-si-so ussss
heart. His fan~rsi so stsshis~I fr,-a IL
ehsr~A 90 T.e--l.s sll~-.ss- IA. 1a...
"a drsPea N H.our-ras- an1 ihropsknss
thu ViiiAge business pas svDsrAny sllsPcH-i-
Cd The server ~ers ooadaetcd As So
lows.
Pr-ysrst Tie bco.,. hs Rev. Mr.. wAssl-
vrSEh, of Bethel.
4 Very touching voluntarv hv the cboir
vas sans a. the rvzAins wcrs bone mt
The hoase.
Blessing b Rev. " Robe ofO1iori.
Hynu. BY Rev. W. Eihg; Of Ramfori.
Rctdac q SoriFsEr,- hy Rev NJ Car
land ofBcsLel.
PrAycr. .. Rev. Mr. Tsler Of Nor~sy.
Sermon, ~ Rev. Mr.. NJ, ico1 of Nsr-ay.
Hyrnn. BY Rev Mr.. Barnard. -. Pari..
PRAYER. y Rev NJ msley ~ MechaHic
Pals.
Benodiction. hy Rev NJ Ncrfrcs. Pas.
At tn oORclnsioh ora .s-,ices. nearl,
the ~hols audi~a"y -ith sorro~ing h,sr,.
f'iio~ed 20 ~ lsst VISITING I.a-s' tl.e ~
mains of their lelosca pastor and 6ieud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-01

senator MorriA Ia. zen thing ~ fs.-
80 remains 81 Abe si.sery ~oFski yr.ers. m
tie l ;. senate. soDe Plain trsihs UPON
ths q-osiion % sbs 90 e'ssaliry a5ss.i shieh
ii.es cou,Pialn ~ oscA- t. debaie .pranr
p from az ssssn1Hient aliosiug eolorcl
people - RIDE up-ss li.s bore can in she
Dissrst ofCoiiaibia. a. -As tsAsmeasi,
opposed b. S..lstep. Dave. aad osL-r,.
foF tarsus rczssns. pr,sui--s,f sascz- -.
~As 80 Arg~-.est II ssi ts-s. 20 als-
nesro to re- o. esr WIRE ros.a,h q
senator o. "a sic u.ight ~ish To- t. Sea
ator Morrill, - ian iisaf facts SEQ tts Son-
a's tLsi there uas no troB5ic uhaisser or
ths sore % tasts in tlr assSeiaii ofth-s.
nsn vlih nogross. provided tisy -ors tLs
t-i.isr n aorita.is IL "a tle ,lea ii,ai the
oolorsd H'aa u'sLs - free that ca.soA tie
iro11.s Ani 80 cessas has proved th,t
- 'ar from 1cing iusarunoa utabls. tie ~
ierrour's has r,saii-l 20 raak .r- oae eighth
- e. fhe slaves 81 ihis csunsrv. u,sI.s,,~.
he sP-eth as poser 20 th- cope 49,
si~-,eut. and the sr,-rdnent vas saor--s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-01

The Fresii-at a. rssuel r-s. ls-,stio-
cxFlansio-, - - sun-sfv offered 90 PEI
sons n rebeHiou srsiust ths foverr Net
He 49, 'has. o. 49, 49, r,-e-isu-sn.o 3d.
net spply % ths es.-s ~ re-,--. -, .,
tie iiue uhsn th~v 80 - obfain ,t. b.--
ssfs fhsr-of ~ tatirr fi- o.tb tL.-,tv 49,
s-rib.d. ~ 81 uiiiit.-v usvsl o. evil ,,,.-
hr-uea' ~ epsfo.iv. ~ unde- bords a. 90
rsroi> - evil. riiiasrv ~ n.rai s1fbo-if,e.
o. sgsnis ~ tbe United States 90 pfi.saer.
Cd az. ~ p-r.ons aetaine,i fer ofenoss a
az ~. stbsr 5ef1re or sftsr oosriction.
aHd 's.i 80 'h- osntr.-s O. d.. srpIy o.
i'o'e perso-' -ho. heing ,e' o. Isrse sd
Tree from 49, arrests. cc nf.n-nn.nt Or d.r....
shah roiuatari.y Gene farsa-f s.d 81. a..
'a't osth vith tbs parposs Of r.....i,.
I-eaoe tna rstaoi.ssin- g. nalon,l &C.,
itf. Prisoner ezrisdei FROM iae So.
ofrrud On ile Trollsnlfion a.sy anal, i.
tae lrtsiaeni ior clemency lie al oih.r
of-nd-rs. asd their spphoatioas viI r.
ceitc dae cousll~rstior
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-01

TIE Ne- l0rk iisralds Hilton u-aA
eorrespoaseut. seads 90 hat pap-r tetfer
csncrrning - tssslss eaplsssd 10 Dat
i'eFsriraent. a. t-srb-rs Of oonfrs lsrsis
he r-fases ''s-sr hfsi, the 49, slsn.i.-s
ias' saTs -. r-''iisssa J. 10 A-x.s .od
Advertise ia iais STATE. Hs ss~. 49,.
srs constanii5 ofea ~ sursesH..s.. 49, a..
60 $50 trsaa o. As-sss'y oss $780, a tssr
cara -. - aaihor of tbs slana en-. ..
" h'Pes al al diso0vcnrl. Al yos aass
aePena b. viA a. -as - basi.hsd from
tbs department.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-01

THs QrorA Prom al -s can eN-u.
The -hois T'OtA Of Pans. unlsr Al! 10 oalis
- fhi- date. ~ o. ~ saea. To cover this
ihsrr sisDsis % oar crvdf "a draissd rnea.
and - enllsied sino.. u-skiaE = tst, - - j..
o. 10 rnors tAAn the -hols uu=ah.r rc,j-tif-,,A
Tie oficial statemcat shous fever u,es "a
Be Flssd m has disiriot than ia ssy oibs i.
thc STATE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-01

SEvESui BsrrUEY Lieu. LsF.A..
-ritss - la t-euty good rssn a-- ~asteI
70 & n sP ths 7fh Msi,- Bsn-ry. 20 -hics
h. q sstseh-d Thi. Battery !. no- n
Css-P Berry. II. g. sad a fue oprortsr,, n,
- "a --d 80 fs- -osd -.oa vbo Sr.i . -
enter ~ .e-'ior Two ro>4 hisrtsulfts-
sre ~sntsd for tbs B.'s-rv. % - ma ter.
"A 80 auifctrs -rh-s- ~m rec-iv- 49,
sana~ BsSniy - oihe- enIisied aeu L1; ~
receive uor, az. snd nv ~ rr,-a-,s 4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-01

Il1u- Koter Hsiis-sii Gs-.ha-r. -su
sne~u r.'iEsn of'.ar,i ser. t.ed a. b. 81.
sl.ier 70. Ossianls. rear laat city. on ~
2td i-sf att'r rif.. aE- oieigirv-tso To-
Houc Jon-al sats Of ban 10. o. va
'arr'anis % o. 81 be fsmI ius-asi 81
90 r.t,uent .r fae Years. l. ofsuh fsl
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-01

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Wa Ls- Dsnseerasy are g,..lose<edl,
bard prv.ssd fnr gatrrtsis - -hirh O. co.,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-01

} Anssl Coein. % Ner-h level. -~.psr,-
led n fsV ean 81 b, cou.try sd ~-Es,ea
in 30 serv'ce. bst ai~d a. Msrvlasd Hci-h,.
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lie vas n god cisir.n ana elrvisti.n. Hs
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-01

Dk.Ta "a OwE~ LovEJoY. O-sh
Lc-sl9s. th< rnerihcr Of Conrrr.s f-osn ths
Pa w lo.s district. dis,l in Hrooklvn a.
haifpass eisses O'Clock as; uight lie
al besn cO.pl.inIng siacs las Jan-ary
IA csrns 10 tkss chs irom NashiaSton On
~ -. and th< fctosing day -as oss %
8-erss 1850 tssa b. has becn confined %
~ I'D ~,th AZ ascctlon q the hssr and
kiissys Ne -as sfteudsl On ~. last
iiissss b. las -Iis al dsuchtsr. AMI ~
nAny .ympsfhiFinE fri~nd.. Mr. Iossloy
-as a self-Snalc man Born ~ kranrbcc
county. M,ine. in 1911. be passed rs boz
ho01 workiag on tsrtn. snsi paillhis az
througb Boz doin oilc-c 81 tcachins school.
>,uising th~oiogy. D. received cal %
ths past1tate 81 the Congregational tisarch
a. rrisesfou sthiaois sd oftci,'e3 tbcre
for slxtceR ycsrs. ANITA. Al icSt-- l. EAs
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f,ar.sss alVeyate ~ frcsGoul for a. In
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ssery-sdsuf. as nuri~red "a Alfon
ILLINOIS,. bg pr0-slAv1ry oob snd sincs
then O-sn i.osejos tad. nsisr,ilT. niani-
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slave sn'uustsoss. ard - thsss OF NJ ap-
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uors haa rsniSrcd him pc~-lisri. .VbuoH-
ions
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aiirr ibe struggle Goa H. >pssSernhip IN tAe
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irve srrech - ssr te--rr~..soBsi haits. s.t
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th~ district ~ h. rrrrcsc-fct. -hcr~ h
pos's.ssd gT,-@ ssstrs-- aRd slew hs
trve 49, bold lfs-us.ions ~ polifical Qas,-
iiors. -ss1e ~ 80 -, a $780,. sited -
form " poiititai opinio-s - 10 con
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