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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08
Friday. sEIrtc 80.
Texas and LTeHic,.

Cdi,o, J',r. .9.-Au oriivu 80. ,,D Ca..n,
biioe' go lal-s & cotton Tor 81. lou.
Adviccs fiom NatanouF 10 tbc i1,u .a., confirm
tie report Of the doi,s ot NcRc,c a.,,Mtuis..c,..
full attempt on Mat,moras Nestets is ftps..t IN
have Loot 100 killed a,d zoo men ul ~ p~i,.1crs
The Matamora Commerce ws'f's that iua-c1 i, ir,.
ing w old arm. In The United r.ao. The O. rit7sr,,
reports that the et-pic,idcut Of the c1.2eru DC Of
MeNico ~ compelled to ,,y hy the t.ut Del No..e
escorted ~ Csrvtsl and Ques ia, ~..h ,o,no . "a.
~ on the approach Of tho tIocIs uudc. Gen Aym,l
who occupied chihuahua.
A Nera Cruz letter otti' Let iu.t see, That Goa.
fedcrNtc' sull continue % f.ck 10 N,v.,p. Tho. i
no doubt that Gain will 500 hl r.c... :hrcu 3 "a
only awai;s the srustIlc of Ml,,m .i1n 10 L,cone
Law. lie zoe, out ss uuort3t General OF Emigration
for the State, Of sonora. Cl.haNua lufunrc. Aid
IamAnpis, viii cNtraordiua.. p.artt AID $40
French troops 10 hack lin. Ia, le..p is io lc
strictly southern. Tea thoussnd Confederate atr
10 he Arnei and paid D., the Er prr. tut lep. ~ uo
aforementioned Stas,s a. protection ~ ,iaiefauts
Captain Page ard the ollrc.t VI tle ~t.lcvnu had
gone 70 Mexico v oHcr their services to the Empfc
and persuade the lmporis Government 10 pttichaso
the ram sioncweil. Tho French Admiral eo,s With
them for the ssme rIlposc, and d.,'sr's that With
the ram he can defend the AcNcsu cusat ssan,t tho
whole American navy
Twelve or fifteen mon recently broke into tho
state Treasury building At Austn. iui brokc open
the .ofes, roboins th'r. Of $500 IN gold
loysl meeting va he'd ia Houston, TeIa. on
the 18th June Al ~hich uo-t Of tic piouiinen. men
Of the State pArtic pated. serc. of rcsouion, Of
the most loyal character vm drafted, and unanimous.
~ adopted.
6teerrons cavsty hs,c arrived al Niotsbur end
Ing at that point their months csmpirn .h'ough
the States of Florida AlsbanlA and As.issippi. 40
expedition passed through portions OF Alahans and
Mississippi never before vstcd BY hostile troops and
reports the interior OF those States IA a niost pro-.
peiou. condition they also report seeing hundreds
OF Thousands OF bales Of cotton, vhl,h the owncr
we've anNious to take TO natke and thc-c would be
ARE croIs Of cotton this ye'r. Thousui. { rcfcs
Witch had been panied nth corn vcic roecd up and
cotton sub'ti1I,ei. The crops cclcial!y are looking
very due.
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sd /, DOING all in hi. o-r- ion tho re-c- ,.hi,.ocp,

sd Scns all In his poe NJ toi' the re-e- ahiisrpcpt
Of Texss IN the rnlon thou, interfei ence. Mill
A1 Ho,erno, iiamtton h's gSn 70 ", sn,nt'on to
cocS ssvp the only vav 10 prevent tbs SOFT OF
an, u. !, To- 'e,j foae peT,p ~ 40 y.sno- Who
many"
The Crockett QrrrSusc predicts he adoption In
JVIa Of President Johu,ons pricy, % no, allow ins
any RECOGNITION Of tho "Confedetaie'' officials. and
says: jus, rs econ Governor J srh Hamilton
arrive. aud take, ehane Of Affairs wit his provost
marshal. and rssrisons, all hcpes Of cssrvns our
stste oreauizA.iors are zone. Of cou ''e Nj Mur.
I.e. ca i2i SST,sos sn ss eso . md md
MAJ Al 'hit, ~ covfto y tho result Of be dofest OF
,ecss'ion, ard 40 nj, hi n,,e 'IHcc,ed y
have zone home Above ten thousand ", ue fed sra
untou.ly a, the soidi.,.' Home kept mp BY orr
pVrintic l.es Al She Con isder rate prop tty AZ and
about this pct SS taken bv the soldiers Private
prsportv vS GENERALLY respected. but We hoar OF a
ies depredstions
The Ma'than ErruutfrAN reports that returning
rebel ,oldisrs fum Lco'r and Johnston armies
give much more favorable accounts Of the snte Of
Affair, e.s. Of the kisisppi River than eIpccted
10 hear They state that the Yankees are tra.,ing
people KINDLY, aud that they ae giving ouf eol-
Other sise W feach their home. Tl-r ,oders
haa taken passage on Yankee steam boat at ' cks-
pois ami we're not required to pay tent W. no
ice that the iankce prisoners confined At Tyler, who
themselves in an oroey and re.Iectsbl manner and
that their oouuteusnees exhibited no naeSoence or
iH.feeling.
Shreveport, La, correspondence reports very favor
ably ofGep Herreus adm nistraiion In thst quarter
lie found things much dSorganized on his art
val, but he rapidly set them 70 hshts The htsmenn
Of the dLb.rded Confederate forces we're quite
troublesome betae-u . 10 place ami tle leS. line.
Without the sIightest hsshAton they ts horsos
and mules into th,ir indiv fdua service, md come
tme- 20 dcuand NJ ney and Oth,J Articies.
Al this however, wulli lErrt,y enf, lot MsfshAL
1pSas aud " sshlnFion. An. we're In IL n dnys To-
he occupied by the nstounl troop. snd n Old lis {
again hoittod 70 the btce1s, a. has slroa DIV hes n
the Gaze ~ touros anu CAMDEN on the Ouchts
river The conduc, of H.. oo,otci troops ~ ItIse-
tonted - Tiving sreIN dcal o. trouble. They hive
th. wiidest ioca OF the new Order Of things md are
leaving the plantations Ia greet numbers - rn,,h
hoe this b'eu the casS thai General heron mas tet
hmteif Obliged. by the mliiari ttesnity Of the
ntou, to ir.ue or - re~uCstins them " en- ain
their plantations. ar p+uiing tneu that their ia
cannot the pfU.ont at lo'rt te crowded hr 10y
the poW that be. lac ppVpie have sra dsu Of
anxiety regarding The probable contfcation " tnClr
cotton and othrs property 1hTe IL not NJ n sot
tou In the country fra thought; ia, ~ % loo
Vil probably tho wtOle sLiOuuf. IL la. u' "a
sod az low ton centa pei p0utsi.
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Rebel Treatment of Prisoners.


10 March ln.' airport was made to the rebel Con-
r'r's by committee appointed to Inyo,iieate tho
ALLEGED il!-Irataeut Of our prisoners. Their report
has Iur, como Ia Northern eyes It commences b.
dcno1nc'hr soI.ho,u publications nnrrsting rebel
cfucilr'h' 7'n'"t onI In character aud DESIGNED
10 ihhNne ln rf passions OF tho North" II quotes
paf4.iNph ul ~ctrc tsfy Stanton az tar sfaciupu
of 'h' Dos' lui-t hlLdor rnIug IL disikor on nm
tu r., Il -ia'f- tlHt thev have visited and exam
i'A No AMEN Nf'.onrrH, and t'ssn evidence which
u'' SUNNI. ~ chatE,r ~ ilac tho idea that the
en- IA. 81 r1r.n, O. whose pictures hayo LUeu pub
iu'-l ~ ~" No b, are lair rep IcFrntatyes Of the
riroH' ia iho rehei prisons. II captain. their con.
wv N ID ,.l.t thtt they we're sent home In
al tct oi charity 60 them. IL saws such cs,es
A,zht he iound N NV ar,e hospital, North or soutn
iu'' ~ ~ even q" ioAni IA plveie ihnes, where
we sun fw would lee sugIOuuc- hv every comfort
tat Owe cUn.d lc-tog. Yet thcbo are the car.,s
when, |i'h hlJeuDs 'ioa' lon 81 G,oency the Souh-
urh 90 'n'tteo h'vc pirWrd IN pictures and photo
gI"phs IL STATE. that the hoeiimi arrsnsoincut.
n'te a4n4.Die' ihs /. pIoyoa by thu teatlmony
b'osn Of fel.ay!yaIlA aud freeman b. 1et<uc
oi new hanp'hl'n .nos" dc.ositons accom-
o'.'.ne wig thro men gave 1.-THE report omits
10 "a n. II dcn'cs inc crirse Of Wholesale shoot
an l1siitution OF mere. ,Sor shall any p,iSoner
Dc 'h hoh 10y sentinel or other person. ga aCpt IA
$500 Oh 'e7olt or a. eupt'd c-cape" IL dCnio. hat
TX pr .Aieis hs'o Den piilHed II denic- mat she
lAlht Is art a., l.u.C,, aud SAYS ~ had lots OF
.. t'u"iIes' tue, hnlh"iths'andiuf these itcli-
ties u'AF Oi tt ugtaIrcrs Wtte LOUSY ANA hitny, but
u o." we ittn!t VI thc,r own hhbile Cni not OF
h'-t IN inc GlCiplru o. lriuhrcu ne of the
p..oD.' It ndm,ts the 20 ne uude Li'bg pr!-au,aud
ma " me only thin u to7s admit -br :. icsyors
- Doc g. ~ tp7, that raid eypc .tc4 nom
iNr ST.. I'D, fhi that Iur r.Uoutr- we've IA the COZ
ti"." A,f,''. ~. .t rmed beet 70 rranEe 10
10y lL'll A. Hs .''. n th'y knew oi tut mine,
Il HF "1uiu lcl-,,, @ sum sud substance Of the
rpurt y SIM. H.r o. everything ,h,t no been
'hu'ct nP,n tne t.- cd,.H.r5 Of al t.clslHonl oil
or l.sn. Ia 800. o th., "a ple.entrd number
o. r"'. I!'.t "i iI'. .'"n'r Of fsnc. pr.oners IA
N''.."ii Nii,ula ...H' 80 prove c0nCu igcly, ltn
q. H.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08
From Havana.
nridge's Advice TO Ills Rebel
Friends i rnde with soutiicr, Porsi -
Arrival Of Coolies Affair, IN tenezuctu a,


CORES pondSnce 81 The SUM
UdUdnd, June "a Gen. Brooknridge 10 still In
town, and eounscls all his friends 70 throw thenselv,
the cIcmtncy OF the President and ak for pardon
He has probably done 70, intends To do 20 himself
lie keeps very quiet
Truds with Southern ports will commence about
the fret Of July. There arr -lresiy several vessels
advertised for Mobile. Charleston, etc The steamer
Lark, noted t.ocksde ruunneT sailed yesterday Tor
liverpool. probably "a be sold there.
Within the last week IL y. vessels have arrived
loaded With coolies.
Frvm NenezDolk We hsyo news rhst Cen l'alcon
took the oath Of Office til TN instant, aud
dgtcly entered upon hls duties Pre- idcnt OF the
Rcplhlic, although he had net yet oigGazcd his Ca
buet IL wa said that Gon. VenAneio Fugar, pr
sonAl enemy Of tho PRECEDENT had invaded u the
town. Of the aGraoho coat hut II s known hst, his
attempt 70 make mischief tlCi and no teflre d ~
one Of the States Of Columbia. The standing a any
Of lhs Republic will ocnsi.t Of 500 mou, and the
navy o. two steamers and two sohooner. The G,e
of New Barcelona still in diiorder, the Hbit Ia
ton Of Gen. Falcon being hut OF tempo any bent IT,.
Nassau 10 reported t. he eut.-,ly d,serted BY he
floating population At acquired during the war Nd
sbout OO people who went there 10 sIend the ain
months have Aso gone away. The Royal Victor IA
Hotel and other public houses closed. Many shoi
have shut up for want OF PATRONAGE. The who e
town. instead OF the lively appearance It presented
whcu the blockade buslu,ss WAS nourisnng, iooke.
dun and deserted.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08
Excitement in Philadelphia.
Conflict Betwctn the Civn aud Military
uiLo rites.

Philadelphia, jan, 93.-Cou. II. n Cozzcus,
charged before military commits ton In this city
WITH ac,r.udiug the Government In a contract for
fonts, "a to-day anceini by orders from Washing
ton The case wa cccd sonc time Rgo, but the find
ins Of 10" Commission not made known. A writ
Of halcs' corpus Wa applied for by his counsel,
bNri,! pon"uc ~ VA. and granted BY JUDGE
lhomp'oH. ana tHc'tci'to Provost harshL Frink.
Who sou'cl TO luHu, bic prisoner, awaiting instruc.
tious i.lm Wahiu ton An order wa, then Issued by
tho ju.sc io clio EFT ot the Provost Marshal 10 Ne
served iLH evening. This conflict botwcon the cly
aud miAtey a.ihuAics c.Ites some excitement
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08
From Wa 5hington.
special PerHou--Ttc Orth OF Allegiance,
on LNpinnstion-Tbs President StiIi ~ -
Government sale al VI agsns aud Mules,

.oN'rpbeet sue CT W as9ns and Mules,
Etc.
Washington, Juns 20. So i'r or., about ono hun.
dred ssd twenty-five igoai,l pardon, have been
granted number VI pupers hosover, Tor this
purpose, await the signature OF the PRECEDENT
The only pdsoner- Of usr now In tho Old Capitol
Prt,on sboSe the rank % Captaiu are ths rebel Mai
Gen Edward John.on and one Lieutenant Colonel Of
Virginia re- .msnt.
The President stll continues slo. sni to-day de-
ciincd TO receive all visitor.
The sale. Of seyural thsu,aud army wagon. q
WAsh nrtoa began yesterday, and will lc continued
on ali ornate days Those ady FoI u,ata ed only
t' 70 The ssles Of mules oontinuo DAILY; tho ave.
rae price realized IL 900.
Col. mgrshAul, a. already to,c yr.phoi, has turned
over to tho Stl,o Department lysaIis ~ ton thou
sand oatts o! allegiance snlicri,cl to Ia Wsshin,on
b. disoya parics durug the aiu,l,,t faton % thr
different Provost AarrhalN II Is nov r1nou1cad tLn.
the Ierscn for this prucoed'ui IL that Il has been
customary 10 tecp thees hs ON Gle 10 tho Proyp,t
haTshas oil,cs but sosne Of .hc parties who arc
nos siinr applications FOR pardon have violated
their oath,, ID Il deemed loceSsl.y pl-co them In
tie hands " the Ssc,r.aIy Of slatc.
SECRETARY McCulOeh bis Issued circular ~
Instructions 10 the officer Of tie lfDaruy Depart
mont, stating that 81 restrictions on commerce u
and With the lsto f,lci 3t.ts s;e removed anu tho
supervann Of the transportation of goJli will here
alter be only IN CharEe Of the Custom officers that
~ bordinstes hitherto en- p.o,tl ia the Tr,g,I.y
n artincli, Nbose dui c, relate to such CONNER
Cd, orcougse, pi ool.kiar tboro'arrs discontinued
AT. be- 3a.h, ttodas. agents TOT rirchi.ing pro-
dec Of insurIec.ioua., Sta'cs on government &C.
count viii consider their ofc d, trans 't.ons closed
Win the c,s-As.is.irii ca tAe l.h, AID with the
n Ms.i'ppi on tao IT. r1i cnicsyo- 10 90 out
81
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08
'eyas and Louisiana.

Nx'r.y about Government IVtters
.her Ice, t'tSa' tppr ISu-
zen. ierrCu.s tdmipi>trlliu- II
port, iG,-'.SW tue Nt,sTSss h.
&C,
he. a' received ycsl5risy, ti,cua re-
IN u'.d tcua, TIC Lou ton TaIE-
70, tAS. 'l0hu !lalgocE a "a EeI OIleala
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08
The New Fire Department
Visit OF the Commissioner 20 Boaos.

Hds'oH, JuHs 29.-Aosn. Brown, Pinckuey aud
neyclehuS, the board OF Commissoner. ippo.atci
under sc' vi tho LEGISLATURE Of New Yo,L 10 take
chnrso OF tho fire department Of New York Civ,
arrived in ho''on this morning Tor the purro,e u
Erqua n'ing them elves with the working OF our Fire
department. one OF their fpt visits wa to the nrs
alarm ohcc thence they went to the several enins
hor4'' aud te-morrov they 10 70 Manchester, Ehe,,
The boz. ata.n q g englner are made
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08
Policy Of the ADMIN tratiOn.

Interview Betw sru Nr. johnson n'd GCu.
crnl Lsgrn.
correspondent Of tho Ca.c4'7 REPUBLICAN
says,
On the 3ls, OF NAV, vhuo At Vse'.u 'oa, C-aoeol
LosAn called 10 pay no 40. l-,.s b., tles!-vut
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08

Hontpelier, w., June 2S-1hs Union sts,e Con-
vention to-day hss been largely attended. bon. o.
4. Chandlo, u woods,ock, presided. The following
nominations ws!o made
Gorer1,or Paul Dillingh ham, Of waterbury, Leu
tenant GOpeTnJr--A Is. Gsrdner, Of Bennington
T.tasursr-John Is. fnso, Of kutiEud.
TIE resolutions euloslze Abraham Lincoln, thank
the brave soldiers, AMI hosr;iy endor-o Pre''den1
johnson Ia regard to nc outrage he platform Is
Ne follows
R's,tnsd, Tl,at looking back 70 tls h'p7y oEps-
rslce Oi our own state in ~ crdtN7 me h'4t "
eiy N native of nstuIaiIe4 giia"ns OF suss
ANA polceAhle behavior, Interpretive o. c1i"l, M
ami Hard 10 tue ines.,maSic htsTars ihtt Wa
LOV 10 the Int slave an ca ON nc ia1uhNlo-s'
intelI-el, yirtst ~, puI,ehhIe and !r'ruc Pi-.-
ton 20 respcct uiiy IN ta!ne-dy e0uhtol Ile
psopie OF thOs. slses IUa I" y.ot out of we. .Vn
Il ei s'suted All lass ItannB W ne lnfe oouahiol
OF slavery ANA 70 coLCe!C " all OF Ih1r nhtlVs hau
nlIurAiZci citIzeln ~ tunSttutlonh kuAA-lS,
equality OF ciy1i and ioit.c rights, ltsy.nf % zen
hs proper social petition by tao character nc p"als,
aud the merit La ici-ly n las. .,
H. solved, That the iGilure OF am Tt-or' urea
STATE to i've the guhi gnty named IN thc P'oVi4h
resolutions, lnaid that CongI No shan zee AZ aus
Constitutional p'gers, 80 A. 10 ire ~ p'pncah
Cove tmen', both IA iorm sud estenc7 " su7 pe"p'e
OF such state.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08
VT. Lincoiu,s View. on Capturing nuy,,


COT ospondent OF the Cincinnati GAEEIII reports
having heard Gen. sherman say, At Sewbern, y C.,
some time ago, that the Government had mover dis
tlnctiy explained to him what policy II de.iIod to
have pursued. II" sAld the General "ssked Mr.. Lar
coin explicitly, when went mp to City Point vheth-
er he wanted me To capture JEFF Davis or 1T him re-
ctpo, and In reply he told me story Tha' 's.or,'
MAJ now have historical value, ana give II there
ole ~ General sherman said Mr.. Lincoln tod At
only promising that 1t tAyoHie story With NJ.
Lincoln which he told many tiines, and In ilustrs
ton Of many points u public policy. IN tell yOs.
General Nj. Lincoln Haid " have begun, ~ |
lell you whAI think about taking JEFF. Davis. DuI
IN an anon county there old temper lfc-
turcr, ShO ycTy strict IA the doctrine aI4d pr.,.
tlcc OF tO's absn"nc'. One day, nfter IvuE
ride in Ihe hot sun, he stopped a the lniIiA n
i'iend Who pfopJtel MAXIM him lemouauC. A.
the mi beverage was heinz M ixed the friend iu.r.
uRtingly asked u he wouldn't like ust the eatf a.
OF 1metninf stronger TO bruce up his ne y,sH ttI
the eKhau-iInR heat and etetclse. NO. i,pied ~
lecturer ] couldn't think OF III I'm opposed IL -
p ncipe. Bur- no added, sith longing ilo' ID
INC bacS bottle that stood conveniently han 80
you could MANAGE TO put IN dIop untekn1 o. %
me- CUES. it wouldn't hurt me mnchl 'N... I.
eiul,' Nj Lincoln Ia SAID 10 nave cOnC.t ..
bound TO oppose the escape of lea. dawn, ..
could Inana'e % lot him slip OuI unhekno 60.
gun6s it wouldn't hurt ne muchH Ava t.
AIMED General Sh armGn IL all r.'
tOvcrume. { "a TO vast ito policy ...' ...t,
Iebri eaGerA til Stanton A.Aallod ". ..I. ...
cape"
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08

ASOTnER negro car-ro~ oocurr't F. . ..
on "Wednesday eyealng. negro wu. %
q car conductor ordered hhT o.t f
car was run of track neN'r' p.
BtOuea > ICE IrvYy t4vlu JI,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08

Arss MULCH, the novelist has mur1ei lad
Of 20, herself beng but tow month. shor. " 81.
Tns B,-ton PosF says tnst cro"a iorriIinsa sIs
crying Hnamea
Grs. GrAsT contributed 500 to tLa ''.,lisction"
III , 20 lsdolyh.4 church lss. Hucii.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-08

Je;i Davis ard lie Fero,v-Prisorcrs -tiow
They Are tuioyirg \ r,ycivcr emk
nice souvenir OF tac Rch cliion-Thc -trrT
OF iiirp Hcud, u slave Woman, Who
WINS " ith Utiyis When InpturrI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-20
Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE
IN NORWAY VILLAGE.

\ 6hi>F MIL. snh thr-s ru,. a. ston~.
N,rn tiaeksr. $50 to naif-. h-sih siEhf s-a..
ago iH 49, - fssnluE srdsr .cn nrs~r tsfliur
sirr-m "a ~ater tth t-rrfs So 49, sd Eau.
cltFen i'l - arsr- 80 sh--i. wiu gftai = hu-h-l
- e+rfn - snfHsf- sifh fua - .isr-s. -.
f'' 81 cs-i-,- iruss I2.ooo i6.o-1 lush-is 80
80 ant nss taa- gid tsssfa-.. "a gfiadinx
Nrsf-ru Nhrsf sat tsrf~ting ft.lr
A.. fttSTEk MIL. ~h-rs &C. ~.
tfsn -sfln 81 soi igp t..r- "a Ptsstrr 90 s~ar
49,. ShiNGi.E MACHINE. ~ks~k ~.
se~~' 80 " saisxie- ~ se.r. ~ i..-t ~irhf
frtff. o. - HsrrsEr. 49,. a.r arfr a. aad
,rl-.sitr said gri-f aail. ~fh f~~ilias has--.
htscA srnsth n %. snt naaf~r - 49, - silsnr-
- a.. Al-p. d~-linz 1855. nsas ne .-ssi~s "a
Nar~ay Wig. - hs p. ca-npl~'siy faish-a "a
so - eafs h-sEr iera --d ofh~r eus h.itf-
80. AT a. friaas rsTair. snfs s.v-s fsiis~r -
rrf oi Iilrs rsfFr io hs-l-s saf issrn. aaf o.rus
s-Iih arr~ ~ it1a ~tirh a. above h-,lLsisrs
az siirli.~st. 49, tvris~ 49,, - filhr- sad
u'si.ipw isrf, 81 saif Niiis-e. ID hish rtsf- &c
uiiirafirn. c-fisg f,rn tsrivr o. --s~usrea fan.
81 hfs su''usiis- fi-1. ti,fs- s-r~s ~ osrhsrknx
s'si iiilsge 60 fsSs'- Hii. a-sr ~ Gtaare prs-
fHrinz $500 % bH-hrl. n sp-.i- suna.ns rnn.t
y Ersit~c ir'-ii. $50 80 On. - Eafb.h 49,
~ slrF- prH'-rfF ~ D. ssid - a -r.a.f bar
z a. 90 haa tp-u. at 30 iils.or o. -iit he
parc ha-rf - rsrtilrsiir- ~ rsirs - ~ --lb-
-cl ltrr 90 fhc rreutsrs. MAgk a. SMITH
NorraF. isr. e. f-6l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-20
U.S.7-30LOan

Ehe ~srrrtsrF 10 o. Trvssury gives noii-s 49,
odd ul'l A. re..irsl 90 Ca,rrss rrrasarv
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The Singer Sewing Machines.

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MONEY WANTED,

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RARE CHANCE
To Make Money,
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE !

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