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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-16

FORT SMITH, ARK, Sept. 14.-The fol.
rowing tribes to-day signed the treaty
OF permanent peace with the 0. 81 ns
represented by the loyal delegates |:
SaXeS, SeminOles, Greeks, ChIcISSsaXvs
Cowdtns. Senecas, ,,SencaNy, ShnVnets'
Shoctnws, Shawnee Quapaers. THE
Treaty concludes as follows: tThe un-
designed do hereby acknowledge them
serves TO be under the protection of the
United States of America, and covenant
ana agree that hereafter they will in all
thlngs recognize the government of the
". >. as exercising executive jurisdic-
Llon over them, and not enter into any
nInnnce or conVentinl arrangement
with any State, nation, power OF. soyer-
elgn Whatever-thnt any treaty of alli-
ance for cesSiOn of lnnd or any net here
totore, done by them or any of their
people by which they renowned the
authority OF the U. s., is hereby revok-
ei; cancelled and repudiated. In con-
sideratiOn of the foregoing stipulntions
made by the members of the respective
nations and tribes of Indians presented
by the u. s. through its Commissioner.
promises that it will re-establish peace
and friendship with all the nations and
tribes of Indians within the limits of
the So-cnlled Indian country-that It
VIII afford ample protection for the Sc
curity of persons and property of the
respective nations or tribes, and de-
Slares ITS Willingness to enter into trea-
ties TO arrange and settle all questions
relating so and growing out Of former
treaties with said nations MS affected Nv
any treaty made by said nations with
inc so-called Confederate States Mt this
council now convened for that purpose
or at such time in the future us may be
appointed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-16
nov YoFlt lIonev nInrI,et.

NEW YORK, sept, 10.
MoNEH-Steady Mt SOC per cent.
STERLING EXcHANGE-Ste Mt lO0Jl
@lO9A for gold. AAIERICAS Coup
Heavy and lower; opening at 1887 and
closing Mt 1924. - -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-16
The Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia,
AT WHEELING.
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATEs,O
DIVISION OF NATIONAL BANKS,
Washington Juna 9th 1876

Washington, June 26th, 1855.
TT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED THAT stTIIE
i MerchRnts' National RnnlL OF West
ing association Organized under the act 40
provide National Currency, secured by q
pledge Of U. =. Bonds, and to provide for the
circulation and redemption thereofr aDDToY-
ed June j, 1881, having compiled with the re-
Gulrements OF Section IS of said act and with
the regulations of this department made in
ed as depository OF Public moneys, except
receipts rom Customs, and by vIrfueio OF stlcl.
designation Will also be employed as FInnns
cial Agent of the Government:
ESignedl F. Z. SPINNER
1ulI-6Od Treasurer q. g.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-16

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is. Z
BREADsTUFFs-Quiet. FLoUR-Yery
dull; sales unimportant. wHEAT-Duli;
new red q %; old g 17@2 25. RYEE
81 o.. CoRN1steady at S2c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-16
PronertV for Sale.

TTNHE DWELLING HOUSE ON QUINCY
Street, between Fourth and Fifth now oc-
cupied bv Rev Mr. NlOttit- Also, the adjoin-
ing House now occupied by Mr., Hall. Also,
the property on Market street, known as the
Old Jail. with the tenement on the back end
OF lot, and frame house adjoining the Old
Jail will he sold AT bargain. II not sold by 5th
OF October, the property will De Offered at
sepS-Ims 4. ALLEN HOWELL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-16
valuable Coal and Farming Land
FOR SAIL

CtITUATED 4 MILE BELOW REDWOOD,
= q miles below Wheeling Marshall county,
W. Va, running nom the Ohio River to the
top of River Hi, containing 80 acres, with -
acres Of coal. There is ~ acres OF river bottom
in good cultivation, with n small orchard,
and y acres OF grape vines; 10 acres hill three
iourtllS OF which is cleared and cultivated. A
first rate landing ut the river, ana great Acil-
more and Ohio Railroad, and the Ohio and
Marshall county Plank Road pass through
the place. The site alongside OF the railroad
or on the river hank, is very eligible for an
Iron Furnace or Rolling Mil, with conVe-
nient supply OF coal, and ready shipment by
rail or river. Title indiSputable. Terms OF
payment made TO suit purchaser Apyly TO
DIR. T. a. HILDRE1H.
18th Street, opposite Court House.
Pitts6urg Commercial copy l week and
send bill 10 this office, septS-2w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-16

An Interview with Alex. H. stephens.
NEW York, Sept. 15.-A special to
the Herald, dated Washington 18th,
HershelI, ": johnson, of Georgia. re-
turned to Washington to-day from a
visit TO Alex. IL. Stephens, in Fort War
rem. He spent last Friday with Mr.,
Stephens, and reports him in ordinary
Meath, and as comfortably situated us
has the freedom of the fort, and is
allowed TO receive the visits of friends.
Quite as many are admitted as he de-
sires to receive. His brother, Linton
stephens, who accompanied Mr.. john
son to Fort Warren, remains there still.
and is permitted TO sleep in his BROTH
erS apartments and join him in his
walks for exercise. Mr.. Stephens will
probably not he pardoned until the
question OF reconstruction ispractically
settled by the admission of representa-
tiNeS from the Southern States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-16

Haitian, Sept.:l 5.-The fire at Liver
pool yesterday, destroyed fifteen houses
and the Baptist and Methodist churches.
The loss is about $4,000. There is
heavy fires ia the woods near the town,
and the country is very dry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-16

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-Collector King
Inns taken up. the monopoly of carting
and Tightening goods Mt this port and
thrown the business open to all who
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-16
READ THE RoILowNG TESTIMONIALS:

+. Messrs. MCCARE, KRAFT 4 Co, GenNegne1l:--
Having used Kraft's DlaTThPa Compound, for
Camp DlnTThun, with which 1 have been
deeply ffliCted for almost one month, all other
remedies tried hdliHg failed, and finding II not
only present feLief but permanent CItrc, l
take pleasure in recommending IL to tile In
vorable notice OfAll who may be Mike Rfflicted
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-16
for Sale.
FOR SALE.

UIHAT VERY DESIRABLE BUSINESS
i stand, No, 100 Main street, and ut present
occupied by the MesSIs. jacobs Il Bro. as a
Dry Goods Storc and dwelling said prop
crty has recently underwent n thorough rem
oNnting and is now Justly considered one of
the best business stands in the city OF Wheel
ing. II is now rented at the rate OF 81 $50 per
annum.
Title UNREASONABLE, and terms Of sale to
suit the purchaser.
ApplytO THOS. O'BRIEN,
Renl Estate Agent, or
8. HORk EE.lMER,
l76 Market street
For sale also, Lot No. 81, in Caldwells ad-
seP7-tf VI Iii0S. o'BRIEN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-16
Chaplqin 18th W. Va u Ih q NIL

CnnDl01n 10Th w. va. Infantry.
MoUNnSVILLH, Marshall Co., w, Va,
MesSIS. MCCARB, KRAFT. & Co, Gentlemen:
Last summer, being in Nashville, Tenn, I
was attacked with severe Dlafrh0sA. tried
the remedies of several physicians, but with
out any effect. j was advised by my friends
to come home. was completely broken
down and Frustrated. Upon arriving ut homel
/ was advised to try KFpfJ's DiarThRa Com.
pound. One bottle Of u comp cured LheCILs-
ease and restored nIy health. nm glad to re-
commend this valuable medicine to all af-
hicted with this terrible disease. xii ,,ef.
Yours truly, ANDREW EDwAErs,
Messts McCARE, KRAFr & Co., Gentlemen.
Last summer was attacked with avery
severe DlnThRa, nom which suffered for
some three weeks tried various remedies
bnt was unable TO feclS tile dlseAse at last
procused q bottle of t'KTilftis Diarrhoea Com
pound.n One b0ttte entirely cured he diSedSe,
and restored me to my usual health, take
pleasure in recommending this valuable med
icine, Ms 1 have proved its virtues in my own
case, and seen II tried by others fth the Same
| good results. - 4. r. ADDISON,
Formerly Master Machinist b. & o. R. r,
McCABE. KRAFT& CO., WhoIessieT Drug ne.
gistS, Wheeling, ". We, Sole Proprietor, 10
whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale in Bridgeport by WEST&MITCH-
ELL. u = E-Er y fslaF Ifl 40. y EIaa .
| mayhem ~ 81 % slat lli sfsl ~ s RHl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-16
For Sale.

7 WILL SELL THE HOUSE AID LOT 1
i now live in on Water Street, II fronts II feet
s inches by 81 feet deep. There is n very COM
modious dwelling house with S rooms and
bath house, with both hot and cold water.
STAPLE ana Ice house-all in good repair. L
the person purchasing If they want them, as
] wish TO quit business. For particulars in
quirc OF ]. X. BO1SFORD,
sepi-tf Water ST., Wheeling, WA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-16
Judge HoIrs RsPIy to montgomery

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. I5.-The Press
of this morning contains the reply from
Judge Holt to Montgomery Blair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-16
The Greatest Medicine Of the Agel
KRAFTS DIARRHGA COMPOUND!


DIARRHd1A, DYEENTERY, FLUX, SUM-
MER COMPLAINT. .9''f7
And an DisedseS orLhe Stomach and BotCcIs, in
cideTt 10 a Change Of Diet o.. Climate.
HNHE PROPRIETORS OF THIS TRULY
L invaluable Medicine, now offer II to the
public with full knowledge Of its superior
merit over any remedy of like character ever
before introduced. 1t has been used with the
most peJecfatcceSg, in thousands of cases, where
al Other Remedies hare failed. Cases Of Chron-
Ic Dlarrhoea OF years standing, have been
cured by the use of ttnO boltleS. This remedy
has ilerer failed IN a kiIIDle instance, where the
disease has baftied the skin of even the most
Slkilliul physicians,
KRAFTs DIARRHnEA COMPOUND has been
In use for a number of years, and by Its timely
aid has saved the lives Of hundreds.
This medicine is purely scientific prepafa-
ton and Care.
Every tIaveler should have a bottle OF the
DIARRHGA COMPOUND.
Every soldier Will find It invaluable.
No Family should be without it.
Do not hesithte to try KRAFT's DIARRHoEA
COMPOUND, and prevent pain, suffering and
ueaInt f- Is EfrE- = q O.. r.FFg
THE ROTT nyQTTpTn gTJFGfTyTNFONrTA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-16
HAMS.

HAMS.
S0 TIERCES SUGAR CURED HAMS.
SJO ~ I1eTces plain Hams. Just received ana
GRAPE TRIMMING. TX =
" Gilt and BuRl, THINNING
Steel and Bugle Trimming,
And nm endless variety OF Buttons. lust re-
ceived at d. NIcoEL q BROS,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-03
Under The heading of .srhe Pound of


Under The heading OF 'fThe Pound OF
Flesh, the indianapolis Sentinel let's fiy
atthe moEstrous monopoly created 10
'gyor OF capital by the tax exemption OF
L. ). securities.
1t concludes thus, by thrust, at the
Radicals:
The speakers at the republican meet
Ings IN Qaio and elswhere are coming out
boldly IN favor Of exempting United
States Bonds, held by the wealthy and
aristocratic, from'State county and mu
nlclpal taxation. John Sherman and
Robt. c. Schenck (the great guns and
brass piece OF the Republican party in
that State )'are using arg1a ,nts to satisfy
the people that they should submit TO
such national swindling The idea of d,
I"f1r Of Republican demagogues trying to
'e1toh The people into the belief that they
should pay all the taxes, and let the
holders Of two thousand millions of the
wealth Of the nation go free, is species
ut lmpudence which none but Abolition
l5ts would practice. What won't these
knaves try next 1t would not surprise
the country if the next Congress should
pass law that those who oppose this
grand and barefaced robbery must be
considered TRAITORS" The people of this
POOR, tax ridden country have stood
great deal already. They are becoming
tired or being humbugged all the time.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-03
Reconciliation An NHlastaaipnl.

A couple of .can,lidatfs for the lie
Plslature IN Pamela county, Miss, being
interrogated rs to their views on the sub
.iect of paying the debt created by Mis-
s!ssippi during the war, reply through
the Star. Mr. Meek answers:
''In reply to the first interrogatory. |
state that ! am opposed TO the people 0!
Mississippi being taxed for the redeinp.
ton OF the Treasury Notes issued BY the
State for war purposes. As TO the Cotton
Money, neither the people or the State
helng responsible for its redemption
good faith between the borrower and
the lender fof bids any Interference with
Ia law rs /. n5w stands, except it should
ne longer be receivable for county and
State taxes"
And Mr.. Randolph
Tine great debt that was contracted
before AID during tire war in the South
orn states, no nAHe. .wisat way the
debts we're cor frac:ed. they can never
be paid. These debts were made to be
pad By slave labor, and as the negroes
have zen Set free, the debss must 20 in
me same way. | am candI late for~the
Legislature ; if elected | will try 10 have
all the debts in the State of Mississippi
1epudIated. 1t is not possible the great
amount O. Iade btpdness that Is now due
can he paid by free negro labor. THE
sooner 1t il repudiated the better, for we
VIII be ground down 10 the very earth
10 pay our faxes"
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-03
MANUFACTURERS,
NEW YOR TX.

Tho attention of tie public and the trade is invited
our NEW SCALE OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
PLANO FORTES, which for volume and purity of ton,
are unrvalied, by any hitherto offered in this marke
They contain all the modern imp, ovements French
Grand Action, Harp Pedal, IRON Frame, Ovaf-Strung
Bass &c, aud each instrument being ode under tie
personal supervision OF Mr. II. Grovesteen who
has had Practical experience OF over IS years in
ia ir manufactures is fully warranted ia every par.
tieulr.
Tho "Grovesteen Piano Fortes'
received the award Of merit over
all fothers at the celebrated
Worlds Fair. ss-.. -.
Wh're were exhibited instruments from the b 81
makers OF London, Paris, Germany, PHILADELPHIA
haif'more, Boston, a ii New York and also at the
American Institute. for FIVE Successive years, the
E"'i ana silver medals from II CT which can be seer
nj our ware room
by the Introduction of improvements we make a
sun more perfect Piano Forte, and by manufacturing
i'rS'y' "'h strictly cash system, are enabled to
offer these Instruments at price which i'll PIE Guide
all com aetitiol IN
PRiCE3-Eo. |, Seven Octave, round
corners, Rosewood, plain case 1915.
No. :. Seven Octave, round corners. Rose |
wood heavy moulding $500.
No. }. Seven Octave, round corners, Rose
wood Louis XIV style 1925.
Frr""-: Neg Cash in cq,tcq, Funds.
Descriptive Circulars Sent Free.
Sept. ) ON
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-03
Public Sales.

|
|
| ~~-~>0N>~"->>~"~~>-~~"~~~~~
BY order of X. v MONTAG IL Feo CoIJac.or M
Customs for the District of Mobile and snecal cus
,.z.
N anu "seut IoE captured ana abandoned property
Twill proceed to sell at p,bIio Aro,;o ::
~ "00oi ""ice
with regulations prescribed by the Hon Secretarv Of
the Treasurv tho fol,o,.,r, ,..,,
e''iioeo properly mere
tofore belonging 20 the called Confederate Ststa
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-03
Warrcn'S Celebrated Needles and
EI5 NJ Hoo
ANDREW CLERK & 60

SOLE AGENTS AND IMPORTERS.
UR form ar &c ,tenlers viii fms reduction il, co1a
- prices of the Needles wbiie the Guastity Is avvavs
manufacturers. - - 'e'
a 4. Co. respectfully soiici. a renewal of the
he ea'ute ret2tlons s. long and favoraby esteemec
~ '"''' muse ~ t7-u3n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-04
4 nNINIsrR.rRrx,s s,lr

bNtNt>fRAHRiN'S SALE. The s,b.
= srfn~r- saantnfsfrsissN uTuoa the estate II
Ncstoz >stf. ltfe of Brth.l ts tb. C...,-,i, -
psiafi. terrt-si. hereby givr- pabiir s.f,-e ihst
Iy rufre af il0ensr of tL- Pfafasi- C.,-t y. -
&C. sata to-rty. ahtiisel az trru th~rr.f "a
"a larl-. 90 ihef bird faesftv of Jun~ n. tsss
she v lI 81 nj rriir vra,iu.e 20 fh~ R-rh4l p.
or,ov. ou E-taei uill. 90 ~afuflsv, the sizt.-ufh
As af ~efteui'~r, ID t-65 70 ras of an et,rk
in fhr sGernrrr fhe fi'lsri n- r.-,-f - -sf.t.
tl1ugiar to ihc estate 81 ssid ~uif 70 elt.. oar-
t.rifth ol an acre 81 bed sifuafe os fsefhrl Hin
.Ilinin- far sal.n Hoh start. ari k.r,sa - ~
: s.if gtrten o.. as our-hail fa r..rrs.n .t,f
uns.iri.ird u. thc Brou1 stfnd. sa-csl-.i sl.uste
o. afpoi street 90 clIi. sling q ai..r ol.e-
hrth uf an ~ lstG Ifh the i.sftlinrs therr-
ou- That 81 pursus1.re ~ ssiI license. che al
also ed at the Jpaaiaaa >uif srsnsi. al ~wif's
trrrrr in Narwar ln safI f-.sIafv. o., Warfsv .
iar rtghferntl CAS- of ~rrr rasar r.sxf 81 to -
ir tl'A ln ~ alirrnsoH. ni fh~ reti estate sif.
uafe Ia -til Nnruas h.l.n-iur ts sriI rsfat~ a.
o. ti-- onf-nri tH rHp.lla1s a1i uuflVit.-f 81 De
Sonaiaan ~sia sfsnI or ftrn. cra-isfrur 81 he
Ifff.'n-rs ftrr. Ta-fHrrrr 1n sa.l lad rnr-rrf.
81 theres ih al-n. ttrs- l.urfhs 49, af.r-rail ~
t1c Jonathaa >sift moo rririi-g-. esa.i.tiag ~
ala.u. iau. frf.a arrrs nI ttaf nrf sHr-r .,n =
ies a. fafi q 10 efs,sardiy part ~ fh~ s-vsuth
% tn ufv ihira rtugr ta Nu.ulniaEs' Gore 80 AL
Nutnffs al-1 flrrr tluIfhs sf1r~raif 81 the
~rff Nhlneir Marhiae friv iir-r aaf i-,nr
pat FL ~ 20 uuaaisref 80 stii Gor~ IN "a
Nrf~'f. le trt uanrd rirors are s-iject 10
thc rgat oi lavrr in tTor of Olive ~nf'f
Ai-a three-~srhfh- 80 atsrosaiI q .i,-sr 10
acrrs "a t'1f auh "a small on- starF h.o-e thrfe-
on. aa- ocrunfrt ff ilo-irs Sh-i CO srrrrf rlrs
f.t-t; s'-n ea~ haf afsresaid 81 90 of hai
No q. siiuatc in i~r Grant on ..iid Norsav. a.
81. fhr tnirfr-f trlln-lng to saiI estate o. .h,ss
thifiv-three scrs- Of ~ es-tsrily -nd ~ paf 81
ls.t 70 81 ia sttd t'iant on -aid Norvav. The
above str- VII inciuie her right 81 dBser ia al
oi the atoFe-leserii--d 81 aau,-d r.-sl estst-.
BErSEN h. SWIFT.
Trthsi. 10, %. iss5.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-04

INFERNAL REkENUE NOTICE. Ns,,..
II OIL trrrIf gives thaf fhe Anr.lai 49,
"a lrfrrnli ker~nrr Tsxrs Del fhe 5000 Ca
ftoa lii-tirc- oi Maine, c. NJ. i-65. has hrcn
.''i1atr fa ue o. co..rctoa. hat sasd taxes sre
90 and sii a. rrcriVut sf th- tius~s snt pl.ccs
hcfrfrs.tFr srrrihrf.
iha'e ass~--c'l .a A1iro-ce~g.a Cauutv ~il b.
reoei fri at uF ere ia Lr~isfun. frurn fhe ioth
of Augusf, i,o5. the ls.h 81 nd asufh. iseis-
siFe-
Ties assrs.rd ia Ssr,f.hoe C.rnfv ~ ne
oiioe ru hans Ria. arrr F.rsi Nafisnai liark af
hafh, en- Do D. D aai ia.h tsss af Auss.f. I-s,s
ho-e as-~-sei slftin anl Or a.. GO, IA
traakhn. ly nerufv Cafectsr ue,,r, J. Cr,ss.-
ai tar alire oi use- Hsan,l.i De.sh-r. IL -
...agtan. hon the loh oi Augu-r. iss5. e. lh.
- p ri -sil rnonf b. irr .lrsfrc.
aasr as-~--ri ~lihin sd fsr thc Cou-rv a
PNaa Z, ts nrruty Collector TinorhF Waik~r. -
De- o-ire b Rsu1,orf. on fhr iffh and I2h ~ AZ
ei-i. i-os, sf tau-uf~r's iiaiei. Nor~.,. 90
~ 81, tat Al. baatai,'s hatri. Ffysturg. o. he
% ed Auge.f. is65.
- LHFORD. Collector.
30 ~rcsu.i Coii.rtlsa Bisfrict I'll Mo-.
iesI-t-n, d., p. is65
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-04

Wv lorN. I'D. To caa-r.ra,or, s~nt
fo thr Dry Iortu-ls when informed o. ti..i-
de-'.nht.on ~erc qaite Depressed. 5ut on
tn4ing a good "a breeze fhcre and th-
place Tlea'sntcr ihaa thry anticipated th~v
~rrc morr rcsi-acd. Mold vas assigned
Co d-iy as assistant surgeon. Arnold a
e.rrk.hip. >Paugler a. cirp-a,or AMI
oLaasl.u What bc ~as fueI tor. Taere
ar a5oat sd prisoner. there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-04

Iae Iria-ae states f'lt ..rr plant b.. made.
thst arrived iram y. O-l-aa. >4uIar ni.ht.
oH tac steamer A.liaal. were s~rg i.I, pro-
'iiei i.r. a. v,-, baby treated Ninety
tE1 ,f taem vef- 900 90 i-scr. AL al Of
ta,l were io--ei CD iie On tLe de,k. thro'
''o-, k.ai oi -eather They r,re uithoa,
ne. .r l9rtar-. 4-i vlra outside oi
Sandy Hook the water GA. ca, ga. .o tlss
.rf.rca intensely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-04

Tie E.s'oa aal Maine Railroad Com
pany .oil in Bosoa on saturday 90 less
than fftr~a ianir-i f.ttrs i-o-tt of ticket.
to WLre Mountain travclcrs-b-ia- che
iag-.t sair ever made ia one day f,r tra,c.
in ttlt direction
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-04
Gel - blI Rllnonl's IL 0f In
Lewiston Falls Academy.

WIS iHsfr uI'. rrfrf n.a.n fs srEra.l
r~sr. .a Aa-.sf. rrs-r thr rs ,ss-r.-.f af ,-.
.r1's haze t-~n ir att~aisar- suhla che ps-t
frtr- D. ill-.rrs r.rrarl-i r..f hs .fs .r-rrs.
sH.I a.f u1alatlaI ffl~ deraaats 81 the a-- f.r
r..r.stf ta...r-s H.rl. rrarlfei al-chaa.r.. ..ra
o. n.I ..r..a. nar~ r~rati ta atd ta iar fra.
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fa4 ~r.rn'ih- aa4 iata-1Iiai Depar.nsaf-
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