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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-03
CHARLESTON HOTEL,
IN ID. MINER. MEETING st.
apis-dly CHARLESTON. =. e.
FAMILY FLOUR.

WE are Manufacturing choice srtiee of Flour espe-
w ciaIy iOr family nsr, Nhch or,r The trade
the most literal All orders v the Office pi meet
PROMPT attention. fjy4l q. HAMMOND A co.
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A CARD.

TNHE undersigned late II Georgia having removed to the
CITY Of Nashville, offers his services TO the citizens Of
Georgia. Tennessee and North Alabama for the purchase
of Dry Goods Groceries Corn, Wheat Rye Bacon, Lard
Fine Horses Mules, Cattle and In short, every article oi
trade offered in the Nashville market
The Merchants Of Nashville OF high character
and pecunary standing and have large and well selected
stocks that they offer liberal terms which should induce
the merchants Of Upper Georgia. Fast Tennessee and North
Alabama 20 give the Nashville market iar tT1a As 10
the Grocery Market the proprety will suggest se 10 the
mind of every merchant the sections Of country named
a. the most proper for their trade.
The long connection OF the undersigned with The Railroads
of Georgia. General Agent Treasurer and Supeutend-
eut Transportation, well Agent AT chattanooga sew
eral years the Banking interest Of Savannah, viii enable
him readily inv stigate claims against balroai
Companies for goods damage while in transu,
for the renewal or discount o or bills in ba0k &C
An letters inclosng orders and money will receive prompt
attention. and an orders without the money, when sasiac-
tory evidence OF sovency and prOmpness accompanies e
same or the parties known TO be such shall receive like
attention. when ordering articles that come under the rule
or custom Of the market TO sell time. viii also give
strict attention receiving and forwarding all goods that
are not 10 be stored may be directed my care The
charges for the purchase OF goods &c will be i've per cent
commissions and tweny cents Tor each box or package Tor
receiving and 70, wardiag. T. X MILLS
Post olice Building, No. s.
Nashville, Tenn.
RFFFRFNCFS-R r CuYtER Esq. Pres't Central Rail-
road aud Bank Maj A. PORTER, Pres Bank State OF 6eo
Ea Savannah; SoorT ESQ., Prest Macon and west
ern Railroad Macon; Hon. JOHN p. hISa, Prest and GEo
YoNoE Supt Georgia Railroad and 7. CoABs, ksq Au-
gusia Md j. F CooPER Gen. Supt Western and Atlantic
Railroad, Atlanta; Gen A. J. HANsnL, Attorney at Law
Marietta; GEoRGK s. nIAcE, Esq, Rome Cal Capt. JANE
WILLIAMS and Col }. A. WmTisIREs, Chattauooga, J. l..
M0sEs and Jo. Parsons, Esqs, Knoxville Tenn.; WiiAH
MAuLEE Esq4 Decatur, ard Judge LASE Huntsville Ala.
mar28-u
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Fall and Winter Trade for 1855.


No. 50 College Street,
A RE now prepared 10 exhibit OF the WOSt Conn
N pIcGc well as the Largest stocks of Dry
Goods oferrd by retail in this country. All de-
fire is for friends and buyers generally to call for
what they want, and We will surely supply them.
The partners having spent Er months in New York,
have accomplished much getting up heir stock from first
hands, which will enable them to sell prices jar GetoIO
previous rates.
Dress Goods.
In Silks-Every thing new and beautiful;
Brocade aud Plaid Flouncss
Plain, Plaid and Brocades;
1000 ~ich, high colored Deains
Plain, plaid and rich Figured Mernos.
Laccs and mbrOiderieS.
2O0 sets Of fine Val. and Honiton Laces;
100 Collars and Sleeves in Lace;
100 French Work Jaconet
90 d" Cardinal Lawns.
Domestic and Staple Goods.
All the Leading Styles Of Goods, such
New York Mills and other Domestics
Cotton and Linen Sheetings;
Damask and plain Toweling and Towels
Jac0net Musins and Csmbrcks;
Globe, Merimack, Duude Excelsior Prints;
Furniture ChntEes, &c, &C.
GcntIemcn's Wear.
New French and English Cloths plain and fancy Cassi-
and NesnEs, In endies variety which will have
made 10 order in the most fashionable style.
Also, extensive otment Of KID and other Gloves,
Hosiery, Stocks Crayats, Collars, HAndkrrcheis, &c.
CarpeIiDgs.
We have the largest and most varied stock ever Of
fered the Nashville pulc which will be be added monthly
by all the styles and patterns they brought out
seplb
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Zach additional square,
NOT RENEWABLE


Patent Medicines will be published at 800 per column
dsily, or $T5 tri- weekly-with a. for each renewal
Steamboats, running New Orleans viii he charged slC
the season. and when running 10 St. Louis, Cincinnati
&c. &15 for the of not more than six months
FThe privilege Yearly Advertisers is strictly limited to
their own immediate and regular business and the business
Of an Advertising Firm considered including that
Of IL or individual members.
Advertisements published at intervals, viz weekly or
monthly charged 81 per square for the hrs and 30 cts
or every subsequent insertion.
Calls become candidates VIII he inserted as
other advertisements 20 be paid for invariably In advance
Announcing candidates for County and State Offices Sand
Tor municipal offices 3d. to be paid advance IN every H.
stance.
All advertisements for strangers or transient persons to be
paid in advance. - ,
Advertisements not marked the copy for specified
time will inserted TIN forbid, and payment exacted
No advertisements can be inserted gratutously.
All advertisements charitable institutions, hre compa-
nes ward town. and other public meetings, including reli-
gious notices. to be charged half price o,.
Ne iages and deaths published as news - op.t-
uAies tributes Of respect and funeral lnVaohs aS0e
Rdyerusements..-A3 -
Regpra advertisers and all others sending communion
tons requiring notices designed TO call attention to FAIRS
sorees Concerts or any public entertainments Where
charges made for admttance all notice o private ss
Citations every notice designed call attention TO private
enterprises calculated intended TO promote tndvdua IN
erest can onlv be inserted with the understanding
same 10 he maid for II inserted in the editorial column
(which can he only al the discretion Of the edors the same
will be charged of not less than 20 cents per he
The undersigned publishers Of daily and ri weekly papers
n Nashville pledge st ty to adhere TO e ABOVE
bill OF prices and in instance 70 deyate from thei
r. n MCKENZIE a CO, True Wing Ofhce
] l. MhRIING g. CO, Union and American.
W. T. BANG Co, Banner Once.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER & sCHELL's Gen1 Advertising House,
Late No. so NassauStreet.
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sELF SEALING PRESERVE CANS AND JARS,
Tn AFrSva

SHALL be 10 receipt In few days q quanlltya very
superior and inv usble selfscaAnE Preserve Cans adj
nhaby adapted iaF eouyrnicnoe and usetauess % ts
u those WisAng 70 preserve fruits Ad VsEsAee2
lyis ~ b. D. DickkY
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ADDRESS CARDS.


NDERSON, =. P., dealer in Lace and Fancy
n Goods, &C, &C. Union street, NO. o. between
and Cher streets, Nashville, Tenn. ue00l
DERRY, w. II. & CO., Wholesale and Retail
ID dealers Books, Stationery, &c, West side Puoic
Square. yelo
CIIFTON a. ABBOTT, dealers in Gentemen's
u Apparel and Furnishing Goods Cedar street, near the
Post Office. JeLo
DOUGLAS. IL. q Is. a. CO., importers and
IL Wholesale dealers Domestic Dry Goods, HATS caps
Bonnets Shoes Brogans SC, north side Public Square
CAKIN & CO., Importers and wholesale dealers IN
II Foreign and Domestic Fancy and staple Goods Dohhe's
Hats Boots, shoes &C, north side Public square Ielo
EALLN CUNNINGHAM, Importers and Whole
II sale and Retail dealers in Table and Pocket cutlery
Hardware &C College between Union and the square
IIENDERSHOTT, d. W., Wholesale and Re-
tail dealer in Drugs Medicines Paints Oils, Dye-stus,
etc. corner Of Cedar st. and the Square. Jeie
MARCEL, ~. e., Civil Engineer, Surveyor and
INI Drauphtsman. Also, Book Keeper and Genera Ac-
ronntant Office Spring ST. one door west o Cherry ST.
MORGAN & co., Wholesale dealers in Foreign and
INl Domestic Dry Goods, etc. North side Public Square
C,TEWART, RORERT, Wholesale and Retail
ronting miner Steamboat Landing. els
IETHITEMAN, w. ~, Manufacturer and dealer
w Printing, Writing, Wrapping Paper, east side Public
Square. Jele
TENEIENAN, j. W., Wholesale and Retail dealer
II in Drugs Medicines Paints OILS Dyestus, etc, sign OF
the Lion and Mortar Market St. doors from the Square
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Wheat, Wheat !

IHTE have on hand and daily receiving heay
w and rs oEnaburEs and sheetiDgs suitable for
heat aud Corn sacks-Ehich will sell low for CASH
MORGAN q CO,
Au20--H Ne. 20 Puhlc Square.
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NOTICE.

Y0Ns 90. respectfully lporm thsr patrons. and the
Ia pubIe IN seneFa hat ihey have just rsccised vsJ
large and We assorted stock q nne And hece mporisd
Cigars Tobacco and Liquors.
AmonE ths sraokng Tobacco w BE- found hs celebrated
Pocahoniaa and cAnaster hrands We have also fs4A
supply of cur ssn known
Cholera and Diarrhea Msdieated Brandy,
ArcmRtic schisdam sehnaDps.
wkch with ne large sock of ether gods Always On had
M eys % osF csloeru better Baoeenens % GAke tber
purchases of as ssto being. -eAA rreets ssd esk
-. LYONS a CO.,
Iyls 70 Gear siIseL
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WRAPPINGS

FOR FALL AND INTER.
WE Win open Monday 2sh inst the arTes stock of
w ClOAhs, AAN1IiLAS, &c., &C oferrd la this
city All persons wanting nicr article Noud 30 well n
call stock embraces every thing neV, ranging Ia
pTicrs from a. 10 tloo. Z. {. McNAiRY CO.
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NEW YORK BAG MANUFAcToRY.
Wheat (! Wheat |!

WE will pay CASH for Wheat delivered In Nashville.
w Sacks furnished. Can and see Us before you sell;
augl5-u J. r. fEATMAN.
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Eye and Ear.
VI. &. COOK, Va. h., ST. LOUIS, NO.

nR. COOK respectfully renews the tender OF -
IL his pTofe ssiona services TO the public In this
and the ad dining states. successful practice FrNr~4
Of eighteen years, devoted 70 the treatment
OF all diseases incident 10 the and justify him in the
belief that all who may be la any y afflicted m those i'm
portant organs will find from his treatment speedy and per-
manent reheL
Dr. Cook has Just returned from the Fast where he has
been carefully studying the diseases o the Eye aud Ear In
principal Eye inhnaries IN the United States; ana he
feels warranted In offering his professional services with
degree of confidence 10 those who be afflicted Those
whom he treated the best witnesses OF his skill and
thousands in 81 Louis and the Western states
who bear tesuwouy 70 hs skllful treatment he
specially lion. H. 3 GryeT, X. Mack ynzie ksq
Messrs Charess Blow 20 ST. Louis; Hon. john Moore,
State Treasurer Of illinois, Jas Charles, President Mssou
ri Bank; Il. Cole, Warsaw i Capt X e. benTy, Warsaw,
Missouri
re- Office northwct OF Pine and Second streets
M stairs. eut ance Pine 81. sepui-dAwly
NOR RENT-I have for rent a splendid stand for
il Blacksmith the Murire sboro' Pike 10 miles nom
Nashville improvements, god shops, family residence
and an necessary uut houses 20 o. cleared land
plenty OF Gre Wood, &C. Terms easy. Aprly to
r. A. BALLOWE. Genr Az,
taul EN No. a Deadsrick street
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eEETLEMEE's ZINE sR0Es AND aAITEEs

AEltINLU IIfIo UAIs
~ lESrs super Brown soP consress 6a.:srss
III Ciah ~ - pam Etth tfzs
hun<ariau ehees
Patent Eeai1ef Dress g cts,
via x4Fo1s oghsr ass Ftfs superior and q TIE moss
sAshiosahle make. Jast oPsnei a 4. colsEe street
anrsS JOHN RkMAGx.
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NxTE Ecnsral AEsnis or ne sale q an Cosien AMI
w Woolen 4trcs nAnuf4arrd IN ihe rtaff oI ftrnes
see ard have npprcpraied arg and eonao1ou1 Foers
ssy Or their aEd saFaEe. We have aho aQf Pr3-
"a snoter rson r iks 49, and storage q fLuA 4loue
And Sc uuala ressScl1g cal ~ ettsoa q ootn A1an=
"a ~ = soanoE co.
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Wheat I! Wheat

rINEN THOUSAND BUSHELS PRIME RED wHEA'
wanted deliverable Al Warehouse by the 18th inst
for which wl pay IS cents per toshsi o. 90 Ibs-
aogs ". H. GORDON 4 co.
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A NDERSON, =. P., dealer in Lace ana Fanc
"A Goods &C, &C, Union street, No. ~, between Soist
and Cher y streets, Nashville Tenn. oecol
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Newspaper proprieors generally, and especially Of this
iy under and regulations heretofore evang
upon perform labor without remunera-
ton than any other class Of community The gratuous
publication Of charity and religious advertisement and
muncaons tributes Of respect obituaries, &c &c, which
only inserted heavy cost to the proprietor i'm
poses upon burden onorous that they feel called
upon in sefdeence, check the abuse by making such
publications charge to extent At least the
ties Immediately interested. In this they but fol-
lowing example Of the press in other cities mpeed by
Of its intrinsic proprety, and imperative duty TO
themselves The subscribers have, therefore, united toget
er In mutual agreement upon the 70 lowing specified terms
or the publication Of these well every sort Of regular
business advertising.
For each Of II lines less OF BREWER 10 lines
less Of nonpare for the ls insertion. 90
Foreach additional insertion per square ...... 50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-05
A poRrrGursr CoLovy N IlLrNols.

4 PourrCUUE COLONY ~ ILLNois. 4
correspondent Of the St. Louis Republican,
says that upon the outskirts Of the city OI
Springfield, in Illinois, there is POrtu.
gucsc village Of some three hundred and
City persons. They arrived there from
Madeira about two years since. some OF
them had bcyn rich and were eNilcd from
Madeira on account Of their religious opig.
ions. Al were then poor. They were sus.
tanned lor time by the chara,ics Of their
fellow townsmcn, but az length learned to
support themselves They wcrr very in
justrious, very prudent, never refused hon
1rable and lahorious cmploymcnts. None
were ever brought mp to the police Office,
They were uuobtrusiyc in their manners,
STRIFE, in their attendance at church, and
hav, never intcrf,rcl in the poli,i,. Of tho
country, heliosng that they have not suiH,
gient knowledge 0g IL, institutions 90 justify
thgm In so doing Tho rrsult j. that they
sire now a highly prosperous people. They
have built a Protestant church, and ocga-
siuual'y send rrmittancrs 90 their distress
cd friends yg, remaining upon Che island
90 Madeira. Most of the families own
hnus.. AMI land. Many the ollsronos ar.
,tll unable 90 srrak thr English language.
TIE next generation, however, win Trola-
Ny De- absorbed in tie American Topula.
u'1 fGcst0u Journal
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DIED.

IN Pare SEPT 2qh, Mo Jsun-tis Loring, 0,ie
rf Toe. Sjsphsn Emsfy, ss~i IS.
Whsn certain p,rsoas. ~ho have bis'sed the
word b, thsir prrssnrr, pass assy, We hesitate
o. attempt dclingatiJo oi their charhcs', l~causc
an " b. have kuss thvrn W Ii sci haw al eNpres-
sion. must f,il Of o0mp'st, Justice. Such charar-
trr ~as Mrs. EmrN's. She has lived, during
ftrfy gslrs Il this surumnnuy, and Que ~ The te-
.uls II % iaug a lis hsfv, be-. b-sn 10 via the
highest esteem Uf al classes II Individuals, Nho
have kn1Uu her. Hers wss Unc u thoss almost
Lut.es. characters, which compel the rrgil sl
IN ph1 AuJN ", t1l render q ImDossih.s 20 have
,n enemy. Those Who nJum her death StA MT
u Tea,
4 uas in her own iani,. anil among the little
circle of intimate friends. that her worth vas iu,
trl. aHi sst sacs.isiHg. lirr happiness ~'s I'nnd
1 Dec home, and an Nho came there were made
happier D., bee pfessncs.
Ihe grlces oi ibe Christian character leautihed
bsr he Her name vas not recorded With any
b.F, Of Christians AZ a membsf u the Church, Dot
h..r spirit and hrr DO, volli have made her an OF-
rt-rsBt o. an, religious hply.
4 light II no ordpsy brighln,ss has gone OFT
.'Thaush earth may loas, one gsm the les,
Nsy not cen Heaven the richer bci
All myrats in her footsteps press,
10 share her best e,ernityl"
lnLoveu, llth ult., Mrs. Susan H., vie Of Mr'
Josiah Wood.
n llux,nn, Ms. Eliza, rsliei Of the late Eld,r
james Savyer, ags5 g.
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Administrators Sale.

ny yittue Of license from the hOaorable Judge
IL Of Probate Cor the COunty Of Oxiurd, shall
sell Al public auction private sale. at the store Of
Bolster anil Thompson, in West Peru, on Satur-
day. the tenth day Of November next. at three Of
the cloCk IN the afternoon, al of the real estate Of
which Samuel Hammond, late Of Peru, in said
county. died scited aud possessed, including the
feNeTsiun u the widows dover, zoe the payment oi
the debts of said deceased and expenses OF admin.
isttaiion. and ,noidsntal charges. Said rial r..
tate consists of twenty-five acres on the westerly
cUrRet Of bot numl.fc,l twcnty.thrcc, IN Peek
GRAFT in the town Of pcru, and decided BY David
I. BroWn 90 the said Samuel Hammond. sad
land l. covered With a hcs,, growth Of wood and
thinker. GEORGE HOPKINS, Administrator.
lrankhn nIaniallnn. OCT l.l 1T, lslj. ~
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UNITED STATES
LAND AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claimsl

4 EMN ANp NAVY OFFICERS, Soldirrs,
both Wr.uhu snl No'uut,,r., Sailou, Ma.
ring,. Fluulls New, Musicians, Wasuu Masters,
Tsamsisrs. lodi us. anl al rcrsu0s Who ma, have
served fputtD,n ds,s iu ON, IT the wsts Il The
Uultsd state. SINCE the war 100, the law ~
1858 gives ,pd &c 500 Who have not heretofore
received a warrant a. lnri, Ou, huu'r'' aut six
Q, Acrrs" AnI CO. 90 Who have rr,rNcd bnuD'y
lani, ,u1ush nor, Go make one hundred aui Sin.
N Ngr,s'
Iath, ra,r rfrhr }.,,h ~ th, rer.ou entitled Co
Land be- Widow. ur Do up Widow, the Minor
rhTI ur children. ar, entitled t0 thg bounty.
~ frs TvrIssi o. rr.7rf't r'0rf.s's aN r'ri~'
~ Lr7I, a1I vrI trr'y Jusrru ~ ~ P'a''.
CrpH'v Ciri', tru-fui.rvf II D,r'i, Ni4u''
puHi.. f1uf,r,, asi 30 a'iIrs, srih ths sau'rrv
.grru.i ss .gf 5'ssl 'arrzs, rrf ~ cost, sT.'-
.rlrH'.f, 20 r,rif 90 'lTrH'
Wh.r desired. vi, Will cell thr Wauaut 40 the
ur.tk.t pu,s, and r,n,t check iur U,oo',is.
y. u. conn n 90.
~ William Sus,t. N'v lufk.
RsFuurrs-BapA ofihc Commonwealth, y. Y.
. Ohio Liz and Trust g., y. \.
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JOE us TTWlNI
-, BIZ Any, JouS J. FrrEr


O,ruru, ss.-sHur,m. Judicial Court, August
Trfm, l~b5.
Ar1 uHs % HgUs1uu. tu che IHur iH'i t'r rI'
rlH.rfs u,usH Ir sl.l rsiIuuu h.F. hIH uH u"tIr,
u. Ihs rrdlrn,, ot spi' p'uiian, u b. Therefore
g.U.rtI. tbs' rrr .BlI pstif.Hu.r nuuN 'h. ..iI
go tenants q t'r r'nlgH,, 1iIh.. r,fu.n 'y ,lu..
boil. 900 afir.i.i copy eft said PETITION together With
fhs uu'rT .' cont ihrlruH, H d. rTu.lsh'i
hr.. p.rk. ...,,ss.,rl, boz ~. ONhI prmr,u'
e U.I'# r.nsIIpU IuhishuI li Iaus, BOO slII
rur.N Il ONhrd. the Ast puIa. alton Zoo 10, ihuN
Its 20 ,ssf d. Iurr tbr neat trrm 90 .Ifa sop JuH.
Dn.r. o. ID. hHI sn1i rars airr,H.', uu tHr s'ruld
IH.|a. % Nu,rml,r rrsi, o. Oh. 0ihh' t'r odd
,..r.HHHfs. i.rI..fr. as Aforesaid wHN Chen aIi
tr.., ..u..,r 90 laid Count auI ...a cause, % IHt
ih,, have vh, ihr PRAYER ct s'.d petition sh.nHI
u.t %. granted 1901. uarti'tHu HiU.rri Lei. UfINri 'ur
Nu#l ELISHA WINTER, t..fh.
4 iur r0r, rI rsiIiru1 lnd DUDE % t.uu Thereon.
20 Auut ELISHA WINTER, I'rrh.
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Mr. Henry Clark, a Canadian Frenchman
while engaged in BLASTING log on the river
SHE near the Lac1uia Mills, Biidefori. on
Friday, -isi inst. was 50 seriously injured,
By premature discharge Of the powder, as
70 occasion bis death in a few hours.
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state of NIaiur.

state Of Maiur.
OzIuEr, ~uTttme JuLi,ltI Court, Au-"i
Tenn, 4. D., l~jj.
ApI % Dpv Appearing a. thr tHr.' 'Aai i1" ,'I.
s'rp laut BE- 1lt 200 iHhlhitaut ultbr >uI", nni hn'
u1 tenant, agent uT 1itpue, ih.r.1, aui that h'
ha. up rniic, ~ ihr prljanry Of ih,' cut.
Iis Ordered, That The ph,uu"' cause Che all
defendant leo i- uulifrd 81 thr rrhisnry OF ''iI
.rit o., rlr.ir- 1u abstract 4 .aI srlt and a copy
hi, ufI.f u Cont thereon o. ls puhIishri Three
ur,ks suCrrs.iysl, in the ONiuul p,mnoui' D
public nrv.pap'r p,Iui'd ~ rari', 90 '''d ,'nn'y
Of O>uri, che lat publication ~ D." ihu, dINs At
Lt.t hginrc the neat trum ut .a.i Inurit" IL hnl'
.n n riu. aiupss,d Un the second In''f'N
n Nu,,ml,r neat, o. the end ilat sald Defendant
ma, thrr luI thee. m .ail Couu appsar aui 'h'''
,,u.,. u ON, hr ll., Wis judgment should n"' VI
r,nr,i, j asa;n.t bin, ant execution i.su" aoeo''
d.pgN ..........,.,, I'D.
Attest ELISHA ~ ~ HN'
\ uur alruact % r'aiuuds wit, and orde' q
Cuut thereon. ............,. 80,
"a Auest-ELIsIIA WINTER CLERK
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ANoTuW PENru DrcrvFr. Mr. VII
liam Tyler, Tor many year, foreman Of The
Courier office, On this city, and lattrrlv Tor
q short time yf the Chronicle, died in san
mont, Ne. on the llth ult., of consumption
ll:sr an illness o. about two years His
memory will be cherished hy many.
boston Journal.
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MARRIED.

H. Ns~ Haven. c., 9Th ult.. Charl,. &. Came,
81 Portland, 70 Mi,s sarah " Lcwts, ct New
utvyu.
Iu u.IEs. 25ih OLE, Jnssph nuflolk, u fnr't,
o. Nr Ehtatsth Atkinson Wight, Of llolis.
A. Naplcs, a5ih, L,rau Johnson, Of Albany, u
Me- Margaret 4. Msuu, u Ou'Gsi.
Al - isIsua, under spscial license, John u,
VILE, 1T Portsm0uih, VII, 10 Miss LiE'is II.
EIuuHIs u Huuhnl,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-05

orTonn. 30, A. Court 81 Probrts held a, Be,hsl
within and Tor the County q Oxford, on the ~
Tuesday n September, IN the year Of DOR Lord
eighteen hundred aud hfly.h'e.
WHEREAS, the Commissioners appointed n
w divide the real estate 81 which Thoma.
Larry late Of Gilead in said County, dccsased, died
seiIed, having made return Of their doinss into the
Probate Oaoe IA said County,
OEBIRrD, lhat notice L. given 10 the heirs =,
law aud al other. interested by causing copy oflhi'
order 10 h. Published three wech. 'nocc.siVcly IN
The ONford Dcmocrt printed at PaIi', that they
ma, app-ar At q Probate Court 70 h. hsld At Paris,
in aid county onibs third Tuesday oiOct. next At
nine II the clock IN the lorenoon, and 'hcS cause
fany the, have Why the .hguld not u accepted
TIMOTHY LuDDEN, y4dg,
4 iTuc copy-lttssti
wv. WiRT NIH0IS. R,giii0.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-05

Mh,.,sDv StLvE CURES ErENs. Tie
mos, painful burns arr caused by frw1rk,
nothing causing as lad SORTS O., powder
When trr e. Nas.1s1it >llyc is arrlio,l, "
instantly eradicate, an The fire. ami causes
thy ,e4rrg.l o "a O. heal. IL should Dc kept
uu hand fr usc. - cents pr buN.
=. DINSNORE & son, General agents,
>kIwhr-ln, Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-05

TIE subscriber be,eJy glus public notice to sll
| concerned, that he has b.sn tuls appointed
ana taken upon himself Oh, trust oi Executor -
the Iast " N and testament oi
sILAs GROVER, late Of Bethel,
IN the ooanty 81 oXiord, decased, by giving bond
a. the law directs. lie the clofe requests All per-
sons who are indebted 10 th,i said decea'eA' e.
tate, e. make immediate payment and those who
have say demands thereon. % esh'ell ne .an' 70
s.r, m. IssS. DAVID N GROVER.