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TOTICE.-To parties holding Glazing

~ against the Government for vo,k done maeT.-s or
labor furnished, for repairs Of Richmond and DanY!.s
Railroad fcnd.'ed necessary by lie aid Of tbccEe. IN
June last VIII re paid presentation Of such claims %
the undersigned, al Danyc. Va. and after the c0h
instant.
Payments can be made only to tie parties in person. or
to those who provided with duplicate powers If at
torney, properly Witnessed NJ. T. 4. MYERS.
dei9 Major ct Engineers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18
A PPEAL no THE PUBLIC

PPEAL TO THE PUBl1C.-The Relic
n Committee of Richmond appeal to the public for
aid behalf OF the families OF soldiers and refugees In tie
CITY,
Richmond is filed with refugees from every portion Of
the COnederacy many of them the families OF soldiers in
the field.
Liberal and regular contributions of money, food and
fuel earnestly requested.
The southern Express Company have kindly agreed TO-
ship all articles contributed to the poor free of charge.
Contributions Of money shOud be sent to II. l. c. Bas-
keyil Treasurer and all supplies should be consigned to
the "Keiief Committee OF Richmond Messrs. Martin
q CaIdoZo
RELIEF COMMITTEE.
H. f. {. Baskerville Treasurer.
VIM Bell Dr W. H. Gwathmey, j. l.. Maury Directors.
VIM H. Peasants, Secretly
I, Dr. g. a., Barney, VIM H. Clemmtt, RObt J. Christian
e,Os d. Crenshaw, j. r. Chamberlayne, W. u. Deneis0n
b. j. H. Ellerson tol 1h9s. n Ellis, Geo Gibson, Pat
H. Gibson, James Gordon, blackburn Hughes, Abner :.
Harvie. Samuel j. HARRISON Judge VIM II. spns, Thos.
" McCauce T. Cary Nicholas Samuel " Price j. ID. X.
Sleight John X. Tucker Asa Snyder, David T. Williams
joel y Watkins WIN. Willis, Jr.
iaI4-dlm W. r. MUNFORD, Pres't.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18

COss SALE Tract OF go Acres in Charlotte
j and Campbell 900 cleared and 30. in heavy tlrlef.
having comfortable DwelAng Of rOoms, Win bans
'and ont-ludngs to several cliurcA1, an
excellent Aill in good neighboyhood, about u Iles
from the Souh-sie Railroad and in location safe i-n
the enemy The land adapted the growth OF gran Ai
fine tobacco. Terms-SGG0Q0
Address VAf W HENRY
jal3-lW- Charlotte c. H., Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18
Treasurer at Richmond Va.
Assistant TIeasurers at Charleston and Mobile.
Demonstrates at Raleifh and MimnQtOn \. Z.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. $. A.,


KIIHMUNDt VI,
n POPULATIONS for carrying into efr
N feet the act OF Congress approved June W 1864
thorzng the of registered eight per cehr bonds is
sed under the provisions of the Act approved May TO-
1851, TO exchange the same for coupon bonds.
Parties owning registered eight per cent bonds under
the Act of May 10 1861 dessng to exchange theW for
coupon bonds will assign them ia the pointed out
in the printed endorsement the back of the certificate
the Confederate States Of America in exchange for
pom bonds aud them 10 be presented to the Regis
compliance with the provisions OF Me Act of June ID 1854
issue coupon bonds for the specified in the regis
tered bonds so assigned G. \. TRENHOLM
au2g-df Secretary Of Treasury,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES.
DEFERED PROCEEDINGS.
MONDAY, Jan. 10th.

MONDAY, jan 10th.
Mr.. GARLAND, OF Ark, with view TO change
the subject (he resolutions relative to the Sentinel
aud 10 introduce one in his Judgment more impor-
tant moved to take up the bill 10 increase the ex-
port duty on cotton aud tobacco. 80
Mr.. McMULLEN'of Va, desired to make few
remarks.
Mr.. GARLAND-I object.
Mr.. McMULLEN--Mr. SPEAKER, l simply de-
sire
The SPEAKER-No debate is in order, and OBJ
lection has been made.
Mr. McMULLEN-I ply desire
The SPEAKER-Ths gentleman is out of order,
and viii take his seat. .
Mr.. McMULLEN-I desire to enter my protest
against
The SPEAKER-The gentleman must take his
seat when the Chair So orders.
Mr.. MCMULLEN taking his seat said )amid the
interruptions of the Speakers gaveD, intend trap,
rap) to enter my trap protest rap rap, rap the
Trap, rap journal. ] know my rights, and will
maintain them. loud and continued rappiDgp
On the motion to suspend, to take up the bill re-
frred to- the vote stood-ayes 81, noes l6, and the
bill was taken up and considered until the eXpira
ton of the morning hour withou; being acted on.
TIThc bill imposes duty Of five cents peri pound
ON tobacco aud an additional duty Of five cents per
pound ON cotton, to be paid in specie or in the coy
pons of the six per cent. nOn-taXable bonds.
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TREASURY IFrAETNENT c. &. g..
Richmond AUGUST 5. 1854.


4 III. II N - . = vt y - y Ei : So q.
- NESS. BEARING SiA PER CENT. Pm aENU9
INTEREST AND FREE FROM 1AAA IvN.-By the lstif
section OF the act TO reduce the currency approved Feb
H. 1884 the Secretary Of the iTeasUrT authorized 20
the above certificates payable years SITTER ;le Tl
tcaton o treaty of loaCe with the nted States lhcy3
cannot BE sold bEf only 10 lie issued such cedcfst
OF the Government willing TO receive tie in
payment OF their demands. They must also lie given at
par, though free from taxation The GtteHtOn 81 pUrcLa-
sing gents and discussing oceIsiof tie GovelElen, 70
called to this class OF public securities offering peculiar
eTumunt bought and TO facilitate tie use of tenf
checks drayn by dsburng officers upon the depo Eares
holding these funds and marked icross the face PARABLE
in certificates Of Indebtedness viii be paid il conformity
Herewith
Deposares hereby authorized and required to CON-
ply with this regulation aud to make Application 10 the
Register for supple, Of certificates as required
(Sigledj e. 4. TRENHOLM,
aul9-u Secretary OF the Treasury.
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10 CArIr.IIsTs AND IRON VAS.

DROIOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE RICHMOND Deer
i - lS6i.-NEGROkS are not allowed to pass the m
telmedte line OF Notifications without passport fn
this Office. No passport will be given slave except "a.
The written order OF the owner; and if the handy r u
the be not we'll known at the Office or sttesto tr
perry, the must apply for the passport in Ieoa
This precau!ion rendegd necessary by the eQue. -
pearance at the Office of forged orders and Vi be slricy
observed. ISAAC Il. C.AI.RINGTON,
de 2f-Im Provost Marshal
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SuRSCRBERs whose papers marked with Cross will
understand that THEN term Of subscription about
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tinued
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FROM THE UNITED
STATES.
FROM SAVANNAH. =

TIL: Tines publishes the following correspond
once from Savannah
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TREASURY DfPARrMrsT, c. 9. Al

GtkO REwARD.-RANAwAY ON MONDAY, 18th
DlOU instant negro boy named JIM. He Is about
feet o. inches high, II years old, very sighted
and black, with the left cheek under the eye lie
has been in this city every day The above reward
will be paid for his deyerys the New Richmond Ihea
tire corner 7ih and Broad. oc2l-tf q.
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ME nICunONDnm ANyEIGEm-

'CHE EHCILIONDEEs ANXEEGER-.
Il PRINTED IN A-0FFERS GREAT ADNAN-
tages as an advertising sheet being the only German news
paper now published in the Coniederacy enjoying. t
dents
us the intention OF the present editor and poDrietOr 10
enlarge the sheet 30 Tat II in this respect comiGre
with the largest German paper published in America and
through IT'S agents to increase ~ circulation in Souten
in behalf Of his enterprise
Advertisements will be inserted either in German or
English.
Published at Richmond daily and weekly
Office ON Broad, between 10Th and Iltb streets.
G. i. WALLACE,
deI2-n Editor and Proprietor.
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TERNs.-Daily year, $50; ak months, so three
Hontss $50 For a lass period 81 pen month.
SEn-wEEELY year, $50; six months, SIS. No sub
scrptiOns received for less than six months
Remittances risk Of subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18

TOR SAE.E.-A STEAM ENGINE and BOILER
FifteeR-horse Power, made by IaIbou Dio' p"' III
tie used and in good order. ~, .....
Apply the subscriber at the balSII Io,sI pStHe'"
the hours of 10 and o'clock JUN r. bALtAf'D'
If
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT C. :. A. !


y
ITO HOLDERS OF FIVE PER CENT. CALL GER
i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is respectfully called 10 the
provisions OF the 9h section Of the act of Congress en
tied an act to reduce the currency &c approved Februa
nv H. 1904 which declares that all call certificates shall
be fandabe and shall be taxed in all respects as is prov
ded of the Treasury into which they aIe convert,
bes
The 4th section of said act imposes tax of one hun
dred per the Treasury notes represented by said
per cent call certificates Which shall remain Outstanding
the first day Of January eighteen hundred and sixty,
five, c. A. TRENHOI NJ
deS-f Secretary of Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18
the EXEMPTION BILL,

The exemption Bill was then taken up.
Mr. BALDWIN moved to Insert in tho clause
relative to aSylums for the deaf, dumb and blind,
and of the insane 'stcachers" and officers of the
aSylumS. Adopted.
Mr.. MILES, of S. c.. moved to insert instead of
the clause in the committee bill in relation to the
exemption of the press. the law of last session,
editor for each newspaper now being published, and
such employees as said editor may certify on oath
to be necessary to the conducting of his newspaper
Mr. MILES was in favor of leaving the press upon
the footing upon which the act of February 18th,
lssl put them. There were but 1870 editors in the
Conicderacy and 15G employees-of all sorts. We
would not, therefore, get many recruits for our ar
my from this class, and the proposed change would
only irritate and exasperatc the press without being
productive of any beneficial results. The present
law sufficient properly enforced. Al this cri-
sis We must as matter OF j4diciOuS policy, even do
all that to conciliate public opinion and in
spre public confidence and surely is wise not TO
array the press Of lie country against Congress-
But, as matter of Just legislation, the exemption
extended to the press by the existing law is only fair
end reasonable.
Mr. STAPLES, OF Va, offered as a substitute
editor M aaoh weekly apd semi=weekly newspaper;
and for each ddily newspaper, II at State capital,
one reporter and If at ibe Confederate capital two
reporters and such practical printers and pressmen
MS said editor may certify 10 be necessary.
Mr. LESTER, Of Ca, moved to insert in the
original bill photographers and experienced re-
porters."
Nj MARSHALL moved to amend the orgiHalbill
by inserting "one associate editor"
III WICKHAM offered substitute for the amend
ment OF Mr. LEs4fhi
On motion OF Mr. AIKEN, the amendments to the
original bill were laid on the table.
On motion of Mr. HILTON, the substitute of Mr.
MINIS aud the amendment OF Nj STAPLES were laid
ON the table.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18

II 10 the Voters Of j a mes City,
CHARLES CITY AND NEW KENT C0UNTIES.--H
ing become disqualified to perform the duties incident
the field by wounds received in the service and in
pance with the request Of many citizens Of the afore
said counties announce myself candidate for the rep
resentaton Of those counties in the HOUSE OF DELE
GATES. L. NJ. WARE,
jall--d5t- Capt Co. E. 9th Va. Cavalry
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18

Pending motion o postpone the bi Mr. CLARK
of Mo-, rosa 80 privileged question. viz to make
a report from the special committee to Whom was
referred the President Message apd accompanying
documents relative TO the arrest of Hon. Henry 3.
Foote. He then presented the following
. The committee To whom was referred the commu-
nicOtOn OF the President i'll relation 10 the arrest OF
the Hon Henry FOote, member of this House,
by the military authorities, have had the same uh-
der consideration and$ubmit the following report
That the said Henry $ Foote has been absent for
some time without leave, and his alleged attempt 10
pass our lines was without the knowledge appro-
baton of this House, and before absenting himself
ne indicated his purpose to withdraw from Congress;
Your committee are therefore Of rae opinion that
that the good of the country would not be subseryed
by the forced attendance OF the said member upon
lhe sessions of this House; but that, under all the
circumstances OF the case 1t is expedient that the
military authorities discharge him from custody.
| Resolutions requesting the President TO release
Mr.. Foote from arrest to allow him TO go North,
saying that Cqngrfss. had nothing to do with the
matter, was separately rejected,
The resolution of Mr.. AIKEN, of Ca, saying that
no privilege Of the member from Tennessee had beer
violated III his arrest, and leaving him in the hands
Of the military as private citizen, was rejected b!
the following vote;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE Va. CENTRAL r. RI
Richmond, Jan 18th, 1850. !
NOTICE.-0n and after MONDAY, the 10th instant
~ regular Passenger and Freight Irain--comhlned-
will be run tr-weekly between Stanton and MlbOro.
Leaving Stanton On Monday, Wednesday and Fridays
at O'Clock A. NJ
Returning .on same days, leaving MllboTo Depot at
3l5 T. ~ ". A. KUPER
iaI6-lY Assistant Superintendent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18

NOTICE TO BUTCHERS AND FARMERS liberal
IN price viii be paid f)r all BGISTLEs and HOG HAIR
at the Brush Factory corner 81 anu Broad streets
dei0-1m. =. IAUBE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18

Ss-ru1N's EIPEDIrIoN.-The editor ofthe Mobile
7s5..ts-, reporting a trip homevard from Richmond,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18

THE writer is desirons of employing lady as
Il G0YERNESS who is thoroughly competent 10 Teach
French Music, and the English Branches Such person
by being well recommended obtain excellent stu
alton by applying to the undersigned.
CAMM PATTERSON.
. HOwaMsville =. o., Albemarle CO., Va.
January Cd, ,-ia7-l&swlN,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18
MEETING OF THE FREEDMEN.
THE PoST-OFFICE.

The post-otice, opened but a few days ago by Col.
Markland as General Agent of Mails for the Army,
Is now in vigorous operation, and, excepting the ar
my itself thus far the great feature aud institution
OF the citv Mail boats have'le every dayton Port
Royal aud the number OF letters already dispatched
To the North wOuh furnish interesting STATISTICS
The rush for postage stamps has been unparalleled.
over $40 worth have been sold since the arrival
of Cob Markham in the city The immediate open
ing of the. post office shows the great enterprise
which follows the army as well Us leads IT,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-18

Elizabeth, slave of Richard Talliaierro, was order
ed 80 lashes for receiving and having lot Of stolen
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-17

IL : Of no use 10 pat up a skeleton and
expect % make a Enc. tat. tender mesfe'l
fowl Of q by feeding in confinement. Fat
tening . adding far TO lean NSa must
have the lean laid on While the bird 8. nun
ming AZ liberty. No amount OF feeding Will
rake a bard. Oh fo~i. tender. II hen j.
over ten months old she uuay a. veil De ten
yeArs- She has passed the age FOR thc Ia
bic. She Is old Al ten months sni ousht
NOT TO be Palned of as a chicken.
-Four months. or AZ most. Eve months. j.
old enough 20 take okioteas tor the table.
and Il VOC take them then. in good Aeshy
cOndiiion. three or four wcsks Of coufne-
nent ooeht to bring them into first rate
condition for the table. II they are going
20 market they NAV BE- crowded 90 advan-
tase. but for home consumption IL j. not
needed II yea make a coop big enough
for hiteen or twenty fowl. ard pui bat four
or I've into Il. thy viii not readily faitrn.
They have too mach room. To faften n
PidlY they must not have room 10 move
about freely. bat simply enough 20 stand
and shin their position They ought 10 be
TED three times a day. Iudian meal Or
dough j. one Of the best articles Of food 70
lay on TAT Oatmeal mixed wiih mix j. al
50 first rate. Either Substance sbould be
fresh mixed each time and no more ought
70 be given than viii De eaten up Al tie
time. II YOU give too much The bird viii
oSericed. or beoOne eloyed. that Is. the ~
petite Is destroyed. and tee food gets sour
and Il The fo-l does not take decisls-i di.-
TASTE 20 II. IL ~ill not thrive upon il.
Feed fAfiening fo~ls Al dasbrrak in the
morning Cover them up warm a. night
and protect thea from cold during the day.
iced regularly. never on stale food. New
er subject them 70 dra.shts Of ar Never
place them where tLey can see other to-l-
running about. In these circumstance the,
val iafien beautifully in thr,e weeks and
thers l. no kno~n proves by whirh shev
can be kept healthy after they are eel fat
tened Begin tben three weeks befor, Won
var; 20 kill Calculate ibo number tbe
coop AL hold and az Il - faI that the
fo~is ~An DO bot little more ,hsn stand com
fsrtahly. lou cant expect 90 do u,or. th.,
pat on ae-h Whale fo~ls arr running A. lar-e
loa cant fatien. Putting on dcsh = oI--
preparatory 20 fsftcning. u yoa want 20
get the highes; price in the market. yoa
nusi coop And feed three weeks in the man
ner Indicated
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-17

IHE HoCs. Nov b. ibc iisse u, f,,,~o
the hogs o. kili tbs faii See thar fbrv t,s.
good warm aud dry ncsi. Many farn.er.
are IN ihe habit Of boiling Fsmpkius ard
MASKING them viih neal Tbismskes ve-v
good iesd. a. % coubi1es che groainr AMI
iatiening properties Necessary. one of the
best bogs 90 ever iaftcncd ~as 81 m ,bi.
~ay. bat an important prrcaufion "a. a.es
in taxing cot tbe seeds from The panp. i..
before cooking. The see.is are po-crf.Ilv
diar~iic and prevent TIE animals from IA.
ienins let their food be- comparatively
dry Nix a lirle sai' vifh their FOOD. AL
BET Them q convenient. have Htie char.
coal Above al things Do no, teach them
bow % sI1eai. TFar,ser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-17

BEeUIAErrr ~ FEEnfNo. Evcrr Good
iar'ner Knows that any dousstic aniuaal &.
a good clock-that ii knovs. almost 10 a
minute. When the r~rular feeding time has
arrived II a. has been a.,-astom-d 20 Dc
I'D With accarAcs a. The srpointcd PERIOD.
q al not irst ti.l tat f'erio,i arrives sfisr
~hieh q becomes very restless ana uneasy
tii Iis food cones n it has been s-l ,r.
r-suisrly. Il -in begin % fret uscn H.
earliest reriod arrives. Hence. ihis fr.t-
u"s may b. entirely avoided. ~ strict
panciualay; bat u cannot b~ otherwi.e.
L he very moment the animal begins % uor-
~. thai moment Il begins 20 lose ac.h bit
the rate Of this loss hss never beer a.-~r.
taincd-it Is certainly -orshv a. in,..si,-..
uon--And car b. only DETERMINED b. tr,-
ins the two modes. punc;uAlly ard irr,-s-
larry. sids By sid.. under siH.ilar cirruu-
stAroes. All wIth the sane snoant Of food.
for soase weeks or asonths Together.
Ihcrr D. one prvcautiou 90 BE- observed
N councciion ~ih regular see,lin-. -here
some Jadgcmeni = needed Animal. cat
more IN sharP Or frosty. than IN warm and
damp ~ea'her. IIencs. Ifthe sane amount
os ~e'gbt . given a. every scedia-. they
al not have enough wben iLe weatL-r i
cold snd val De- surfritei uhrn q d. ua-.
and damp Both 90 these evils must b.
AVOIDED. uhiie a Iiitle attention ard ob.er.
saiIon 81 enable tie farmer to 10 e..
T4rkcI's Blral AHair..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-17

WksH FoR TxEEs. Oae of the best
methods sor preserving The heaith and pro
noting The 6gsre and fruitfslness q fruit
trees. is 90 ~ash them frequently wiih some
Eqsil capable Of destroying ths parasifical
plants and insects which adhere o. the sur
fAoc % The bark. and sap the Viial easFgie.
BY constant drain Of tbe eirculatins cur
rcui. hquid formed of one pound whale
soaP % a oucket Of water . now generally
used Tor this parPose Alley u ~ood ashes
rather dilute = also e3ctli~ut The liquid
should be spf lied 9Th a coarse rag. ~h'ch
vii remove The moss. and disioirr thu an
sects ~hich nav have Obtained lo.leencnt
on ihe bark. b. giving The tr~es IN your
orohsr'is AM gardens two Or thrce good
uashings during iLs season. care being had
90 vet every Part Of the surface Of The
trunks. the insects a. vel a. thc moses wtll
be efectualiy removed and the bark i.it IN
bcaaiiful and healthy conditioa. April.
june and August are the months IN .shi-b
~Ashirg nav be practiced -iih the b~st ~
ssits ; where one can afford time. a thor
ough good sciuhbing every month daring
Tie cro~ing season ~ouid te siu better.
II tbe trees are OH and thickiy incrus,ed
~iih moss. II shouid bc ssrap~d 90 car,ial.
y before spph Ing TIE wash. 4 coarse
piece OF coffee or ootfon bag NAV BE- use.I
for scrubbinr. AMI the coarscr II j. tie bit
ter Brush bToOms. partially worn. NAV
answer ~cii where the surface j. roueh ana
very NOISY bat on yosng trves the baeeins
= preferable and Is used nth H,uCh g--aier
eticiency snd ease.
lli0z. IN Ierman'o-n Telegraph.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-17
# APPfNESS
NOT A FEW

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tl-a ~ cari1rtasa th.f s.alist-. 81 80 hL-,f
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p-fgs n e-f. no.~ osa ~g1sl a. sf~rt HELM
npLp'> COMPOUND EXTRACT 90 SAX
AfAkiiLA- o. c-aa.r. az r-sssstr. 49,
BIZ. sa-f. thr slgaf ai .-.th i1f1 80 .yst~n.
sai f-rrr- eut ~ hra-fs -hrh ,nsk- l..s..~.
g. .fia--i.'ss 80 h-.hhy ia,rsa. oftA- b.-s,.
80 ssp~is 49, tisrr.-rs 49, go so raake ia
- ~ h---s. - . s--s-iy. $40 rasd - r--
i'fi 49,. 49, tsas t--a s.-sraf g.. sai 49, isr
~ tfsi iia-c. ~ I-.,iir hss- 90 30 -hsh thss
60 acF~pl. our .I..rs h-f- 90 a.t ssuli q
rrfsa-s.~s to 49, 60 -f-ris. hr go risl 90
sieg- hffl~ 49, .ha- ta 80 s,rk 49, it 49, sir-
fa-fs '.i'I.s--iag ssr. hiag a., hss- esrr tss~a
To- tsh--.I-sssisi af ~ sstr.rs ~ ssr..us.
r'.-a. $500 e. pee 81 -at-r. d. squsI 81 ~
Ls-t-sa 49, i'Iias. 49, ou- t-lsfi- 81 s-ya.It.a
sa.ea - 90 -ssup ~ -sss.p.f.l.s. o. 80 s.a.s
.taa 80 --u.aY $50
IT, al-rs Lsfrarts 90 pr-p-frf a. psr-iy
scsra... a. priacspa-s-ia Es--.-aai s--.-sir tAs
is' 'frrrEl ai tts eye i.s-t. s.,,i,4 $50 ta..r
cs-l-slt..n. r~aiY 90 r..l. ..irs trst -iU t.
upsn-aa af th-ir pr.p-n.-. -aa tas.s .st-
SRA To- ne a. = D..F-s..iafy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-17

The Hartford Pee. tell. story ofare-
ocnt accident o1 fhc Ne- Ion Goa r,if-,,f
An 'nfoNicated irtsbmaa wss srrtinr or a..
irark. vhra the ens .n, struck Li.s All toss.
80 h''a dosn au sfbanEu;nt Th- conls,-
tor LACKED BE- train o. p,ss 20 The dad
COY ne Fie'im 80 found alive. bo~-
ever oniy 'o'nevhst bruised. suI taken
oirs 70 NofTieh Here the coa lae,or
kin1ij oacred % send ~ ,a,a o. OIL. bonn.
ieE uiles away. IN q Ia .s tuf b. insisted
on BE- ability 20 waik. and r-fss-s e.. D.
sent Bone. The conductor pr.s-ei a..
mailer. -hen o. Aiiiesian. uho hsd .t,.l
ihe paiiing q tbe oo~-,afcl,rrs % sell. br..,-
'ed ap' Go s-ay 81 ysr korridre. Oh
g ho'ue By myself. an ~ I've done s,v
dinasse % yer Oh iugine. bsdad IN rav g.
on ths spot