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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

MrRDER At MrREDITH BRIDsE. n. H.
The body Of young man named Edward l..
DAVIS, aged - years, whose parents reside a,
Meredith bridge village, was found in the ri.
YER las, Thursday, ms, below the railroad
bridge in tbs, town, with marks and bruises
upon Il which rendered il certain that he came
10 hi. death by violence. On the bridge his
Goa, wa, found, badly torn and stained with
blood. Blood was also noticed m the bridge
aud for three or four rods along the railroad
To pair bars that open into q small piece OF
woods. Il is supposed that the fatal blow
mus, have been given at some distance from
the bridge, and that the Goa, was taken to
wrap his head while he was dragged to tbs
river. Suspicious Of the murder res, upon
Mr.. Rufus Flanders, with whose wife II
wa, said the deceased had been on terms Of
improper intimacy. Flanders was heard, III,
day preceding the murder, 10 threaten III,
decreased. and called for him a, his boarding
house abou, ten o'clock Wednesday night
Mr.. DAVIS was las, scan q, Presco,t's oy,is
saloon, about twelve o'clock, "Wednesday
night. where be ate a dish Of oysters, aus
treated several others. Flanders has hoen ar
rested, and will held IN custody 10 avail, The
decision Of III. ooroncr's jury.
Boston Traveller.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01
CENSUS RETIKNs.

Below We give the Census Returns u this
County with the exception Of the towns OF
Waterford, Denmark aud Sweden, as return
ed 10 the Clerks OfIice. On accouGi, an.
doubleday, Of the existing "Boun,y Law on
Bears, IN. increase Of ,hs, animal IN this
county has not been 50 great ~ !, otherwise
would he 30, still sutIicien, number Of the
real old fashioned "OAiord Bears" were on
hand a, the asst election, 10 elect, two Dem.
ccratc congressman, and eleven Democratic
representatives to the Legislature. Can any
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

WasHissros, Oct. os.-The joint Militia
ny and Naval Board, upon the question Of
rank, has adjourned until Wednesday, owing
to the illness Of Gen. Scott.
Mr.. Williams, OF New York, has been aP.
pointed To the Chief Clerk,hip in The Second
Assistant Postmaster Generals Office.
Mr.. Hodge, Of the New Orleans CONNER,
cial Bulletin, has been appointed Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury.
Nrw YohK, Oct. 29.-Ths papers Of this
morning publish call. with soveral thousand
signatures, Tor Grand Rally in favor Of the
Union tomorrow evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01
yaAMfl

else than democrats oG,A Na,ionsl, JetIer.o-
man stamp. We hsPe IN great degree, at
least, 10 retain their sOuf,Isoee. Atihe same
time we profess 10 BE no bcSy 'Organ. We
leave the glory u playing sceh an instrument
TO the maseuhns asi vigorous spirits, We
mlgh, name, Nv. vii No dOub, succeed As
we'll in Their cause ~ MOI Bottom the ~es-
yer IN the l,Sn', pA,- rNd rear a, S,aily a,
az, molisg Sorc-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

GErir LOSS OF Lpr.-A German plpcI
contains the following accoun, of the rur.
bic catastroPhy a. the place Of pilgrimage on
the Wels:-
" A, me " the Publc houses the pilgrims
(of whom 5000 were assembled At Ilcrgou)
spent the night in eating and drinking -
wLils bakiAa tho f.h the osen took FIRE -
Behind the Inn were a number ~ stables and
barns, in which hundreds Of pilgrims were
rePosing, and almost all persisted in the flames
which rose so rapidly through the matched
rofs, and were famed By strong wind, that
there was no possibility Of raising ladders to
attempt TO rescue a single individual. MANY
threw themselves from the Ion, and with sI-
Their broken limbs, half consumed with FIRE,
reached hither and ,hilher with the most pit.
eous cries. No, a single engine was in the
place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

M,RirusA DOGISGs.-News irJm Mari
po,a represents III; parties engaged N mining
III the quartz rock, a, meeting with great So.
cess. \ larry. quantity Of the rnck has brcu
taken out, broken up and separated, Hnd 'a-
yield SURPRISES anything ever dreamed o. u
!, proved by actual working, that The quartz
plys better on an average, than the richest
Vashlngs Of the whole mining rrriun.
Stockton Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01
Nm Wayons and sleirhs.

The Committee awarded to Thomas Akel,
Dixf.ld, for one wagon, 3'o'
One sleigh wa, presented to the COMMITTEE
IN an unfinished state, bu, We though, !, no
proper TO award premium
ENoS DILLINGHAM;, J
WA. II. TORREY, Committee.
4. A. HOLMES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

For objects so trivial, tho present genera
ton are not prepared TO inlet upon them
selves evils .ovas,. They will therefore pre-
serve national faith, uphold the constitution,
perpe,u,,s the rcpublic-by honestly and
faithfully performing wha, the constitution
enjoins.-lAgs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

During tho Jenny Lind esci,emen, in Dos
ton, the goodman who drove her from the
steamboat to the Revere house, thus ridiculed
the insane admiration which his fellow citizsns
were exhibiting. Mounting the steps Of the
hotel, he cried, Here s the hand that lifted
Jenny Lind out or the coach. Gentlemen you
can any Of you have the privilege Of kissing 1t
for five doIlars-children half price. Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

Tie above Reports from the Lady Commit
tees were taken from the original Reports,
which were prepared IN rpa, haste, aHd only
the articles and lhc premiums cn The SANE ma
med, no, stating the places ofrcs,denCc. as tn"
several Committee, are 10 make full reports
IN s"ason tor the publishing Committee
consequently We may have made somc errors
in the above. When these CcrnmiIiccs make
their final reports, ,h.y will please correct
such errors relative ,ophce, OF residence, Sc.
as may have occurred Articles that had no
competitor are put down as receiving era.
iuily
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

The Atlantic & IT Lawrence railroad Will
b. constructed amid the doubts Of ihuse who
when II !, done will be forward IN declare
that It was the slmples, thing in the word.aad
Who wonder how any b"dy could have t.ru
G.nd IT, throw cold water on the rrocci-
Bangor Mercury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01
Particular SotiSs.

IL r.t.a. iaa.sc,.l O. %, ,ub.,fib,t. either b.,
y syis &c agcHlly. .r- rrlls.is % .tIL the
.s-s. uri5f q The SET ~ VI J.rusry nsNt he -
--surl' Of co. go 90 s' sNaus.. sp-etil' a' pc
zoe Ell to- uHnfAs uas % siuIi1 suulgisut igr
Jal.s ~ lave NJ ne mans O. -, aaIurisisi,
% uT1glI, tasm Al rlssds thai .is ~ a. M
. = 80 that TIM. -. - 'rtsJisi O. c,t.
GEO " MiLLETT.
Pan, OF. - 1880 a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

GEr,r OG.-N the Far OF the American
Institute. New York, there is and on suPpu,-
ed tn be the largest ever known. lie ~ purrly
OF American stock and will be- exhibited AZ,
the approaching World, Fair IN London. --
The animal is years old, eIgh,ssn hands md
half high, and measures u Zee, IN lrnghs
aud II i,ri IN gitth,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01
Mrs. Be,,ey Mitchell, Di16eld, aged So,

Mrs. Be,,ey Mitchell, DiI6eld, aged So,
two wrOvgh, Saehell', gratuiiy, 81
Miss Caroline Orr, Ando'sr, wrough,
Ottoman Cover, graiuiIy, 81
Mas Laura A. DOlloa, Rumford. raised
work Ottoman Cover, gra,uiiy, Sc
Miss Julia w. Eusts, DiIfeld, Polka
Jacket, gra,uiiy, Sc
Miss Elizabeth Benjamin, Dirheld,
Lamp Mat, la premium, Sc
Miss Adrian Marble, DiIheld, pr.
Lamp Mats, % premium. Is
Laura A. Dollod, Rumiord, Bcque, Of
Flowers. grsluliy, 80
Mira. Sarah Beach, Croche Rug. No. /,
first premium, %
Mp WIN, Bray, Turasr, No. Q, Cd do %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

An old lady OF Pcnn'Yl ana a nn uus rul.
table aversion iu re. AMI never at u ~ ,ny
lnm, 'tlll Of late they got, ,hr .l,d, To u4A.
my II into ~br.sry. and mi lean. noo and
them. Worry down a little
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

4 Com RocE.-Wc saw, saws the Trans-
crpI, gold rock last evening, which weigh
ed a uifc over ~ lbs, and by careful cN
pertinent was asccr,alncd To contain upwards
Of nine lbs. Of pure gold. Twas" dug up
at the Fork OF the North iuba, by mnn ma
med johnson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01
n,,.nln,lnn Of rnrrnrrhlr.

DURIIC nat,c, !. a-rsl, s'rr ih.y ne P.fi1sr-
/ .l.g t-f-t iHs s,I.uH. Jstas~1 the srh-CI'.
t-r, ual-r ne huu aHl s,.sst NttITrr Wat.
49,, thr. -, Dissolve b, ultual cau-'Ii. Al
9. sass 500 tlf See 81. tI.sisu, - a1I ias abe O.
GttHaI L. NTJtt', : 60 ',J al o. ~aItn
,ls ga - talsUtrl .i ca N thcta &C. gs,urut.
GEOK,E " MlLLlTr.
GUORGE 1. MELLEN
F.u.. Oct -. lsSJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

PucGr,.-We have been presented ~ilr
several Peaches raised by Rev. Il Dunbar,
OF Woodstock in this county. They ~. Ut
TAR size and very good ili'or. The tree W
learn Is bet four YEAR old. Pretty well SIR
Oxford county.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

\ T,SE lLoS,-A correspondent "fihc
NcS York Herald. writing from Pans. stys
There has h,cn ~ Pam, for the la, two
weeks. French officer recently rc,urnri from
Aiuca. oho has for hisoompanion Ia The street
magnificent lion. who follows him Ike
dog The name Of the animal is Emlr. anil
never have SEN Dor- splendid specimen
II the king Of the forest. Though | did not
Ike much to b. near hi' majesty, ! ycniurei
the other nigh, to approach hun. 80 h"rr'1o
,,ior,u,,' he licked nv hands a., dog would
do, The French proverbs sag TIN, "wc must
not play with fire." and fear one OF thcsr
days the lion will find hi, Wild nature, and
make some bIoo!y deed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

Nav Mruco.-Mayor wcichunan, S"na'
tor cl,ci from New Mexico, has Card ~ the
union. dcny,ng that the oihcsn 81 the Gen.
eral Government IN New Mexico lncitrd the
movement Tor State organization. The o.
,rr,c - true and has bcsn since 1916, when
,hc irst ,D-p was taken. NJ says thai ont of
$50 such ufcsr. In New Mexico, ouly five ~
VI, favored The movement, The only press IN
Ihe territory was IN the hands ola Ro'emm'
cn, officer. and would neither print ballots TOT,
nor admit communications written BY The IT.
ends ola State government. 1t was the people
aud M, the government o!lcrrs VIM wished e
state organization, anil their ngh, tn adm.
xSlIun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

Gov. Bsioes, announces his determination
no, to be eanpidats after this year, for the
Office Of Govsrnsr Of Massachusetts,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01
lbc CrturS p,moua,.
r,Ri>. rnrp,N. Nov |. 1850,

~ S,l,.srl.,, 10 u, p1r .-r.t ,n >,'uih Pane
a.. ,,silir,, viii asrrs TO- ~ Their p.p+T, 81 he
"a, 81 ~ 80. Rust \ luUNG.
o. N.r~a. N.I.tr- 80 slsisit,, 81 As Store 81
gLEENlNH HOWE
o. B,s->h-G N,..g. 49, 'Siaii', o. he Hotel ~
Join TAYLOR. Es9. Asaga Si-AiSs p.-S.'
lhsy ~tu - asuvsfsi zee 'sas'a.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

The wings Of New York nominated Am.
brose c. King.l1nd for Mayor, and John J.
Hsrrick for almshouse commissioner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

A article relative to the Agricultural Far
was prepared Gor this number, bot una,olda-
biz delayed until next week for want Of ruom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01
On Miscellaneous Articles.

The Committee awarded to John 5 Robinson
Hartford. cor cheese hoop and measures, so
c L. Eusiis Di,held, Bee Hive, so
$. Morrill,, DO lee Hive, 80
Ms. Aurora Norcross Dirhcld, Drawing 90
Mis-, F.. J. Riwsou, Drawing, so
Austin Partridge Paris, Maple Sugar, so
p. 7. Hathaway Canton, Pumpkin 50
lb.., IL i's
To $. Morrill, DirGeld, Twin Pumpkins Fifty
pounds, ~ l.?
p. W. Abbott, 9 large sluashes, Il
TIMOTHY LUDDEN, Chairman.
On PlOuyhing.
tn. Committee awarded to John NJ. Eusus
Di,held. hrs, premium, 400
Abiyah White DlSheld, second +" 800
John K,dder, 4" third 900
JOB PRINCE, Chairman.
On Drawing
To Caleb Delano Dir6eld, for Drawing. 2, 90
On Horticulture.
The Committee awarded TO OrisOn Ripley Par
is. for beat specimen Of Fall Apples, 200
+" Z" Cor best winter Apples, 90
Ransom Durham Woodstock, I'd best, 400
John I. Holman Din6sld, loo
Austin Partridge Pans, 50
blanchard kttnball 50
Ransom Durham Woodstock, grs,uity on
Peaches, SO
y. NORCROSS. ! Committee on
ID. II. ROBINSON, ( Horticulture
On Silk.
The Committee awarded to Franei. Carey
Turner. ior one 10. OF sewing ak, which aP
pears to Us fine article. manufactured IN hi,
family, from the produce Of the worm, ,nJ
flushed ior the needle, 2,oC
To Nathaniel Norcruss L,ermorc, Tor siNt,
hive los, Of Cocoons, raised the past season
from worms, lei by him, ?,oC
chs. 7. CHASE, I Committee OF
JOHN REED. SILK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

We are told TIA, ihc motto on BImum'
carnage IL. love Gul tnd b, lnrrr, -
Exchange paper.
Add letter and II will b. more in keeping
Nth llcmum LIT Il read thu "l.i.I
Gold IDd b. mcrry. "-Ey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01
Oxford County Agricultural Society.

OF ,he SOeie,y assembled at the Chapel IN Dix
Geld VIlsso. % TUESDAY Oct. -, 1850.
Prvsre,A,.l 10 the choice Of officers, made
shO,cs IS PAllO Clark, President. Thomas
n. Brs-n. Wee President Thomas H..
Blo~u, Corresponding Sec'y. Elliot Smith,
Recording Sec'y Treasurer and Collector.
LUTTE T. PINE, !
ARCH LEANITT,
JOHN PORTER,
GEO. W. CT SIlMAN, ) Trustees.
JOHN " FISTS,
GILMAN CHAPMAN
LYMAN RAWSON,
Voted. thu, Thomas II. Brown, JOB Prince
lnd Lew Whitman, Dc aPubh,hlng commit.
Tee
Voted. that Awarding Committees are de-
,lred 10 make fSll report To the publishing
committee. before the 6r,, OF December.
Reports OF Awarding Committee,
Committee on coSn whea, rye &c, awarded
To Samuel usims. Of Peru. Tor S6 bushel,
: uu.r, Of corr an acre, 400
John Baker of Waterford, - } l 800
I. JSJ.M. Drmercu Of Peru IS 10 l 200
Nap,hal Mason Of BuckheId, ~ l 100
John J Hyiuan u DiI6eld, 65 bu,hel, wheat
90 > acres - rods, SOC
Amo, L Holt Si Norway, Is l.? l 800
samuel J Eros, Of Albany, 81 bushels oats
I acrr, g'W
Ioaa NJ. Lane OF Sumner, bushels beans So
,L, 200
JoanJ Holman, D,Ifsld, Tor Dee, seed
wheat, loo
Nar,hAn Mason BusL6sld, Tor best seed
corr, -
Beu.amiu X Sua.cy Canton, for ID bSss 81
S-mucl Merrill, OF D.Iheld, ioE ISL ba.hel'
evru, 10 - bushels beans, and l ,ous pump
kim, On . - acres and 10 rods, grAIui,y
OF loo
Also on seed corn, grsiui,y Of 81
JAMES NJ DEMERElTT, lc,n
AMOS l. HOLT,
Committee ga Potato, and other roots.
To DAVID II Haskell Albany, ior rs bush
rs potatoes on ! acre, 3,oi
Squire Brshoy Of Psra. g. carrots I-s ?,OC
SQUIRE BISHOP, J
DAVID Hot 81. Committee.
TYLER WAIT.
On Town Teams
To Town q DiIfeld icr b,,, team, 1905
Z" Peru for % " Do 500
TIMOTHY WALKER, Chairman.
On Working Oxen and Beef Cattle
To Thomas Bradbury Canton, beH SSei cat
lie. 200
Isaiah +. N.u,oa Dirh.ld, b,,, working VI,
On. 500
AJALON DILLINGHAM;, ! Com.
DAVID MARSH. mlIsss
On Mich Cows
Charlie, z. Virgin Rumforj, for be,, COW, J, OK
Charlie. L. Eusus Dii6eld, Il" % Do ?,OC
=. :. Marble, " % loo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

.In 1910. va, Howard. Gore.
tIn $50. ,Dch.isd East L,vsrmare.
:in 1870, ~ss No. Q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01


Mis-, Julia W. Eus,is, Dixheld, Pure,
first premium, :"
Mrs. J T. Akelcy, Disheld, Knit
Purse, second premium u
Miss ]. w. Eus,is, Dixheld, Wors'ed
Scarf, gra,uiiy. :"
Di,6.ld Circle Of Industry, Card Basket.
gra,ui,y,
Miss Sarah Il. Beach, pr. perforated
Paper Mats. gratui'y,
Mi,, l.. p. Kimball, Rumford, No !
Thread Lace, era,ui,y, "a
Mrs. Sarah Beach, Chroche Chair Tidy
gratui,y,
MI. Belinda Alden, Peru, aged years
wrough, Lace Collar, Rra'u'iy, " i''
Miss A. Wilson, Canton, Stand Cover
graiui,y, ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01
Mas. ALFRED MORSE, Chairman.

Mis-, Emelinc ]. Dollofi, Wooden Shawl,
fra, premium, %
Miss Nancy Wheeler, Bethel, I'd prem. -
Mr.. Joshua Randall. DiS6eld, Stocking
Yam, first premium, %
Mrs. - IIu,chins, DLrheld, I'd do -
Miss A. Wilson, Canton, Won,ed
Hose three threaded, first premium, 90
Mrs. Lucy Wheeler, Di,held, I'd do %
Mrs.. Elizabeth Dillingham;. Disheld,
aged 81, Gent. Mixed Hose. gra'ul'y' p
Mrs. Bet.cy Mitchell, DirheId, pair
Stockings, ID premium, Il
MI. V. W. Ludden, Turner, aged O WIS.
pr. Stockings, 9TH premium, IL l.
Mp David,KinAall, Rumford, Knit
Drawers, gniuity, u
Miss II. VI. Holland, Di,dcld. aE'd Q yr.
pr. good Mit double Mruens, graiul'y, y
Mrs Alfred Morse. DiNkeld, iIunrGlass
works,and, gntsiiy, q
Mr y VI. MARBLE. Chairman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

SAD A,ciDcSr oS rHE RuLEr,r. ! '.'.
tlc girl about ten years old, IN attempting 10
cross the track N frOnt 81 the engine, a. 'ir
rain VAS approaching the Weir crossing h,t
evening. was run over and Instantly L.il,i.--
W. we're unable tn learn her naD-
New Bedford Nrpury
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01
On Dairy.

The Committee awarded to Mrs. John VI
Eu,u. Di,feld, fOr bc.l June m,d, but.
ter, 800
To same. tor ID best Fall mad. Butter. SO
To Am,n Holman, Di,held, third best
Cheese. 100
10 same, for "a beet Fall mAds Butter, 100
To BcnJ TuckerJr Norway, bssi Cheese :, 90
10 same for best f,ll mad, Butter, 800
To Samuel Holmes Peru, "a hes, Cheese, :, 90
Per Order, wM d. BRAY, Chairman.
On Leather and Harnesses.
The Committee awarded to Gould and Dos
worth Canlon Tor be,, Upper Leather. 100
To same fnr best Calf Skin. 50
To sane Tor best Harness leather. 100
TO sane for ,I side, gram Leather, gra,u.
~ of so
To A. A. Mitchell Canton, for best Har.
nes, 200
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01
ISAAC STRICKLAND,
RANSOM Dl SHAM, Committee
NAPTHALl MASON.
On sheep and Swine.

hANEOh ~ MAN, NOiuui1ltc
NAPTHALl MASON.
On Sheep and Swine.
Isaac Randall. SOW pig, 6 monih, old, l,5C
Lewis Reed Mexico, PlgsI 800
Lewis Reed d" best boar, 4" acc
John VI Eusu, 4" % 100
squire Bishop Peru, 80 sheep, 400
Peter Trsk McKee,, 80 " 800
Amlsa Holman Diihsld, l Buck, 200
Henry r. Cu.hman AndO'sr, Buck, $50
PETER {. VIRGIN, }
or. son RIPLEY, Commit
ELHANAN BARTLETT, tee
IN Tools and Agricultural Implements
Trs,lR Hsarsey P.ns, Breaking up
pillow, 800
rrlslram Hssr,ey seed Plo~, 90
H,nry K. Csshman AntO,.r, Broad AZ, IS
ileury r. Cushnan, narrow al, So
Henry X. eastman, for Matching and
framing Chassis, gratulIy Of IS
On Cloths
The COMMITTEES awarded TO Mrs. Amssa HOl.
man Di,deld, bes, Full Cloth, 900
Mrs. OrisOu Ripley Paris. beat home made
Fahnell, 200
Mrs. Au,,in Partridge, ID bes, frOckins, grs-
tuty Of so
George G. PhelP, D,,heId, be,, manufae,ur-
ing FlaaueIl, LOO
M. David Kimhall. Cd bss, home manuiac-
;sred Fiannell. leo
GEO. &. PHELPS. Ch,ipn,a Of Con.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

Mrs. c. A. Burnham, Diaper, is prem. SO
Mrs. Joseph 5. Wheeler, do ID do %
Mrs. c. A. Durham, Walled Linen
Cloth, 81 premium, IS
Mas. TIMOTHY LUDDEN, Chairman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

Voted. thu, Thomas II. Brown, JOB Prince
AMI Lew Whitman, De publishing commit
zee.
Voted. that Awarding Committees are de-
.ired 10 make fSll report To the publishing
committee, before the FRS, Of December.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-08-27
80 nnh WinIrr Goodsl

n,UC aurn,ion ofihc public Is respect
a funy .ayi'cd 10 the new and fashion,
able supply Of Goods which have l1'' re-
eei,ed AID opened. Oh
Fine vovs,ed plaids ofsli kinds;
do Alapaca, black, cold. q Piaid'
40 Biz six Cor dresses, & fringe
do Thread lace and cdgingi
do Mouslin dc %lainesi do. cast
meres. for dresses,
Calicoes, aannels-spotted and Canton
sbowles. children's dresses and cloaks;
Dark colored ginghams, Green baze,
Swiss Goods-do. ball dresses;
Irish %linnen; linen and cotton diaper
Rrown a white damask; DO towels, napkins
fashionable bonneis, ribbons, aud iowersi
Ladies' caps, aud hoseries Of all kinds;
Gloves, mits, cravats. pertumery, &c.
"A bSO-
Geptlemen's clothing; boys do;
Cassimeres for pants; satinettcs, tweeds.
XIV. leans; fine silk hats; caps d umbrellas:
Plaid linseys and Kersies; shoes and boots.
Brown bleach'd domestics; ticking, checks,
Together with a full assortment Of to-
bacco, some groceries; aud many other ar
ticles unnecessary to mention.
JACOB WOLF.
Boston Row, Nov. l549.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-08-27
NOTICE.

ANY person knowing a Lady ofthe follow.
ing description, ifthey will inform The under
signed will be literally rewarded for all troe
Die. This Lady raised in this State in the pr
lsh OF RaPides. she was a Miss Mary Peryi
married in the parish of Rapides TO Peter R
Gr'mball, lived together near two years, bad
one child a boy; after that they separated She
lett the State with aMr. Moore her Brothet.
in.law, and the last heard from her she We.
IN Mississippi; this is upwards of twenty tvi
years; her former husband Peter r GrimhJ
died IN 1888. ] hear she ha. married agar
but do not know 10 who, or where she livs'
Any person who will give me informals'
VIII be very thankfully received and rewala
cd. mo p cpIMpAII.
oayou Rouge, Louisiana, Aug, 81 Is49.
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Attorney for Prosecuting Claims al
WASHINGTON.


The subscriber undertakes the collection
settlement and adjustment of all manner Of
claims, accounts or demands against the
government of the United States. or any tor>
eign State or country; before Commissioners
before Congress or before any of the public
Departments at Washington.
The procuring of patents, Army and Nav
pensions, bounty land claims, soldiers dues,
raw-backs, the collection ofaccounts against
the government, all land claims, and every
demand or other business of whatever kind
requiring the prompt and efficient services Of
an attorney or agent.
A residence Of fourteen years at the seat
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and familiar acquaintance with the various
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different offices, as well as in Congress; ad
ded to this. free access to the ablest legal
advice if needed, iusifies the undersigned
ID pledging the fullest satisfaction and Mt.
most dispatch TO those who may entrust Their
business TO his care.
Being well known TO the greater part d
the citizens of the District, as well as 70
many gentlemen who have been membersdI
both houses Of Congress in the twelve yeaa.
It is deemed useless to extend this notice By
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