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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
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~ Office ie hereby gwen, U.aG the UNDERSIGNED
- VIII apply tptbc ito'ud ot Sdp,NI-or>, an .uDt
far buNr County. t t- November Tenn. A. b. l~3,,
or a, soon tttT.@i.E r - application col he h..rd,
rora ttta4e and Ferry License across soulA Ic1iaer
River, al ot near it, junction Nra he Autln tutk ut
tcaou.r kyer, Htd",i! lo"nsAIp. IN sa.d ccH.'!
September 30 ieoO
ROBERT T. VAN NuEDbN.
o4jw JoSLil -. LEWIS d, tn
OFFICE OF THETOAHD OF 81
pEENI>OES, IN IND FOE
BUTTE COUNIT AUGUST
TERM. \. j 1896.
HIpwrLL, august l3,h, 1s5G.
In the IJ5ttcr If LLr UirjSj"a # Ophir
Iuuushlp jaio NclDoi Districts.
ET S okU%KlD BY THE EoARD-That ophlr
q Township be and Lcrcb! i, divided into school
Districts 4.loH ~ inWo:
DISTRICT NO !.
Con mencin9 aD oliver Murray, house. nibe bank
ot Feather rNrr. n nee mp EaViIc ur slough, a.
Dry Creek. thence up nry trcck. lahiug lh. rghg
ot Gldwetl Township
DISTRICT NO..
Commencing at oliver Murray house, on the bank
Of Feather nv,r thence running M >tr lhi hlfc by.
W>audure township tin". thence down the line Of
District 40. Ia the plarr 81 beginning
DISTRICT No. 3.
Shall embrace ,Ji lhe remuu,icr of OIhir Town
shlp not iucnldcd "a either Of ihe first lWo districts.
Attest Il true copy. NILt~ tllh ~,
Clerk of Board OF supervisors.
by " l.. DARRAcH. Iepu'!.
OFFICE OF BOARD OT SUPER
NlSORS IN AND FOR BUTTE
COUNTY, AUGUST TERN, a.
ID. lS5G.
PInwELL. August 13, l-.G.
In the matter Of the Iir,S'oD Of bttte
County into Hppnr1S0r LfS'r'c@.
1T Is ORBEH ID b, The Goari that from ant after
x tAe da,a er.oi a.. D pAd"ries sud ntH't"ts ~
he supervisor DE- r,c> lvr Butte touni! Alii lie -
lulloWs 20 VII:
DISTRICT No. |
shal he compos, ol ilG 'ulttcc 'Ie1 1'Vlsl 'ps Of
orc. " yundut,e. aGWt iild tuntuih p rue.
DISTRICT No. ,
~h4ll be composed ana 'mbrice he loNIshIs% %
hamilton, Eureka a'd ~ hlr.
DISTRICT NO. 3
hall te compesrG # nnd ~ tracr The ToVmhii s u
ire on and Ken. hrw and thico
Auesi: liue coll. u - - 80
cod e. i,tHC Of stItI' 's' r..
t.e I.ttte
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
s. frNTY TEFt>FrEp'S OFFICE. }
hlpWE IL, July l. h. 1916.

N-OTICE i hereby giVIe. that ali Lrre ms holding
Butte Co3n'y arra.,t< palah.e from the gene
raj fund re-isl red b .wcel February ltth. lr6, and
Nav 7th ts5i. that the same viii be- reieemrd
on presentation. AT my office. Aud notice j. further
given that from AMI alter his date said warrants
will cease to bear Interest.
WILLIAM LATrIMORE,
Treasurer Of Butte County
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
4.sSAAL1A ACE

A.AEA H. &G9s
T2FHF 0.Phl1hLtsi IL eretoieft p'sil De
& twe.n Iickt, & Gtotmpu. "knoVn - J. S.
nicFey 4 to." IL he Magnolia sal' -. is ms DAY
dissolved ty m'nuai q IseIt. j. :. Dhkf! .mts
n liabilities. and all reIsoIs indebted WI Ileass
make immediate puy n ent to him. .
Siln.d j. 6. DICKEY,
II. nj. GOODMAN.
oroviIle, October, IL. A. D. lsoO. oel4a
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
Orouille J)ajiq Bpttt &cror0.
PUBLISHED DAILY (sUNDAys EXCEPTED BY
GEO. II CR0sETTE.

r--- oepicg-rn Erc,rt H1iltinr oH Myers Street,
Ia,t side. bclweri Nout <oncry ans hrd, OroN,lc.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
y FRFCR

7. FRETR.
"'f ShertT But'e County.
Da.rd hi. @rl d.y Of October, \. -. le5G.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
STyEHTvr SALE

Oclnhnr ID. A u ESQ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

M,,Asou S,tyE. Ono Of thos, ryloliss
that aycry Family finds desirable To have
about. II possesses many healing power,
never before known in a Salyc. II cure
Pilrs, having been -i.nally successful in &c
nv extreme cases. - cents per box. sold
BY the Agent.
j. piNSMORE & son, General agents
SSowhcsan, Maine.
"A Srrr,u N TmE SAVES MISE and a
simple remedy for coughs, when takca 10
season. ayc, many FROM the VALE OF death.
Dryiues' Compound Pitch L9z,n-S are the
article. sold everywhere at - cents pr
box.
Ihfo,rrv'' Oinimsui aAd PiH'. certain
Remedy tor Ulccrous sores. jeremiah Hen
drr-ln. Of Wilmington, North Carolina,
suffered fJr seven years aud i've months with
81 ferrous sores on his leg, and three on
hi. arm., which dciicd every Kind OF treat
ment. although he used some Of tie most
noted remedies for the cure OF the same,
both internal arl external, it was without
avail. At last he had recourse tn Hollo-
wsy's Ointment and Pills. which quickly
caused the WQuads 10 have an improved ap-
peuranse. and ~ continuing with these rem
edles for ten weeks, he was completely
curcd, aud has ever since epoyel the best Of
health
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14
New Hampshire Election.

The election in the above State for Cover
nor aud State officers occurred on Tuesday.
The candidates for Governor were John 5.
Wells, Administration democrat; Ralph
Mctcalr, supported by Republicans and
Americans and Ichabol Goodwin, strai,
whis. The vote was very large.
80 Gar as heard from the returns show the
election Of = legislature anti-admiuistration
BY 80 to $50.
For Governor the vote in IS6 towns is as
follows; Wells, - SEQ Me;calf, e9,34l,
Goodwin and scattering 2Og3.
Probably no election OF Governor. ltha'
b,cn a closely fought contest, The black
democracy using every means in theirPower
70 carry the state, 80 as TO secure the NOM
nation Of Pierce at the Cincinnati Conyen.
ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14
GREAT FIRE AT TURNER!
1000 in Property Burnedl
The Manufacturing portion ofihe village
LAID IN RUIN

just as we 60 TO press, we learn from Mr..
E,sEc FrLLER, that one Of the most destnc-
tive fires broke out in Turner, ON Wednesday
night, that ever occurred in this vicinity.
II commenced in the machine shop, about
10 o'clock, in the morning, and extended on
each side. until all the manufacturing por.
ton OF the village was destroyed. There
was no insurance except on the factory
We have only room to add list oil the
property consumed.
Saw mill, owned by Chase 4 Co., value
$1,000
Girls, mill, owned by Philo Clark, loss
5000
Tub factory, owned by 5. Chase & Co.,
loss from $1,000 to $1,000,
Carriage shop, owned Mr. ponham, loss
$500 to $1,000.
Machine shop, owned by Donham 4 Mitch
ell, containing lars, quantity Of lumber
and machinery, loss 5000.
Another machine shop, with all the ma
chincry. was consumed We could not learn
the name Of owner or amount OF loss.
Wooden factory, owned by Mr.. Faulkner,
stock saved. los, probably, Slj,OOo, part.
" insured. There was no insurance on any
of the other property.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

\ Suur Array Washington. Mgr-l
o. \ di.-acrlui ARRAY occurred in th,
ladies rlrlor a, 'hc National Hotel ,hi.
afternoon. 1 Mr. Stuart of Louisville.
knocked d.pu a Mr. Maion, % resident,
af Washington, ~hl rculia,ei by lring q
pistol at hi, antagonist, TIE J,ll jiI not
sake cIsy,, and the interference i by.,anJcrs
prevented further difficulty. The matter
originated IN i,ncl,I aGiIu The lc,.cos
u the hotel have requested Mr S'uayt. Sho
boarded at o., hotel, % withdraw from the
hous,. and have ais, forbidden Nir Mahon
the TriyiIcs, Of frclucntiu- the ladies pat
lgr. The latter j, ~, Joarlgg - the VA.
ti1nai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

PRaeEr,s OF PoErLN1 ~ YIN rrlEs.
In ISIS the population % Portland was
COCO, and in l-jj it was - 600. To,
value % our Grsi-a import, ia l,ij was
$4,000. and 10 ISIS over S3,2nn,u- In
l>1i we impl-;cl 5000 barrel. Of four,
and 100 eco hu,bel, % corn n ISIS ls2,-
OgU barrels 0f H1ur, 80, .uu0hu,b.,. OF corn.
Ia ls3j our whole valuation was S4,GiG,-
OUO. in ISIS S2o,oUO,uo0. In ls4j We had
one line % railway connecting Us with Bls-
ton. in l>ij We bad tour lines, connecting
us with Boston, the - Lawrence and the
Lakes, the Saco, Hennsh,c and Pcuohs,Ot
rivers. ulSlj We had two lines Of stram-
ers, connecting Us with Boston and Bangor,
VA lsji We had Eve lines, connecting us
.sith Liverpool, -. john, New YORK, Bg'-
Ton, and Bangor In an Other branches Of
trade Ne have had equal progress.
In ISIS 2l3 vessels, with a tonnage Of
$50 In 1855 i27 vessels, OBI, tons.
arrived IN our harbgr. In lsij W. built
~ vessels with a tonnage Of $500 tons in
1855 20 vessels with a tonnage OF 2j $50.
Nor have the interests Of education Or t.
lig.on bc1u neglected. In lsij W hal 10
churches or congregations, in 1855 w. bad
81 churches or congregations. Since isI'
We have had our school system thoroughly
recognized, and the schools greatly impro-
we'd, though We have not the statistics At
hand.
Thcsc indieatouso f our progress are high
iy grAiiFins-and conelu,ively answer all
doubts as to our increase or our future pros
pcrity. There can Dc no doubt that we
have just entered upon 4 career which eau
not fail to add greatly to our growth. Our
increase is now more rapid than at any for
mer Pcri,d, and notwithstanding the uni
'er-al depression We have mad no symptoms
o. reiardation. fSta,a Of Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

ONTuHp. - Ma Court o. Probate hcld AZ "a.
80, within anil Gur the Corniy n Oxford ontse
ibid Tns,iay u Jan. IN The year oi Ogr Lofd
,,ghlrrn hundred and CIV .sN
WILLIAM u. ROYAL. named executor iu
w rsftrin Instrument rufrutiinc ~ h. The ast
VIII and To.isucnt u BTNJAsiN U. EoIAt
late II rafi., IN said County, d,c,as,d, having
pf,ssutsd the s1us for pulaie
OEprrTp, That the ,aid william u Royal gave
NOTICE o. ~ r.rs"ns intrtcst,d, D., caus,ns c'pY
ufihi. order h. D. publishclihr'r wr,ks suecrssiye-
I, ~ ihr ONnrd Drm"cflt, grioSd ~ rans. iLal
the, nav nrrsar at Probate Couu o. - bed 81
Pans, In said fuuu'y. on ihr 81 T1rsiyy II Nafrh
nrNi lt nine ufthc sin,s in ihc forenoon, and 'b'w
causc, II any he, have, W, the same ihould Mt
L. proved. approved and allowed a. The last vii
and testamrut Il aid deceased
THOMAS ~. BROWN, Ja.!s'.
tnc cUpN-ait'st.
wv. WIN YIEGiV, RsEsi,,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

L,st N,vIuArIoN-Rrog''cf -four from
az lI.1. Extract or letter received in
this city, dated Buffalo, March 1T
d" We have felt the severity II the r.utcs
here, having had ,iH;y-cisht successive days
Of snow aaI irc9gns, and much OF the time
the mercury ha- been below zero. The pros
rcct now /, that March will not be warm
month, bu; cold aud snowy II it Ne -, /,
&. not prola,l, that LAX Erie can be oPan
f,s navigation earlier than 18th Of May,
and do not think 1t possible it eau b, opened
spDugr than 1T Of May, even If i, should b.
warm through March, which is not now
probable This will make our receipts of
a,Ir aud grain from the West much later
than usual"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14
THE GREAT EUROPEAN
COUG II r e M ED Y
A SINGLE TRIALl

Ithps oOoa succeeded when I'll ,nosn remedies
had ailcd.
Read the c,llawing certificates ard judge lo'
,our.she,. They arc selected from a multitude o
othsr.
From d.. JlH Broru, Li1iy.
Dear Sir. have miIs Use of ,our Europcar
Cough Remedy, iOr a Cuugh With which have
hcen afflicted ipr some linr. 20 my cniire s'l'ae'
ton. ,nd haze also employed u " NY r'achoe
With the hippig.I irsull', and am laly cnn'inc'd
that IL j. ans nf the best 0i medicines in usr iur
what II i. recommended. J. BROWN, ". u.
Mr,. Zimmerman II scarharo', had or two wears
anil ten month. bc,n addicted With most d,strrss.
log cough Nuh cNirrmc pressure ~ thr luugs, and
other painlul s,mpious. nuring ihis time she hsd
ttnplo,rd good plNsirianF, and iaktn many oi iIr
popular Advertised medicine. without experiencing
any permanent hsu, IL. Many nights he ~as
obliged IN ~ up r hours. not l'n2 abb a. breathe
,irg down, ani ltcuAs departing other Tsroycfy.
Last June shc was ,nlucel 10 a., Rev. W. Cl,tLes
Great Enfopsan Crugh Remedy AIfiallattlc ~
p cent. gfc,tl, r,lirycd hcr, aIl ,uduc'd hcr O.
H., large h,ltls Gt - r,u's, lul to ihe a,tunish-
m.nt ~ ~ who Knew her, these two lntiles, with
rut an, other madeleine whatever, completely r.
stored hrr 90 health, which sho NV cuniiuu's 10
cnIl, VI sul NJ. llunnswcll bold themselves
read, o. answer all Inquiries, rssrer,tug The apNs
cpr.. and arc satisfied that the Cou.h llsm.Jy g.
thr l.st rrmed, known fr Coughs aai disorders
Il ihd chc.t anl luogs, anil such Ihcy rrsou,-
mcni Il ~ The afflicted.
Thu, al.o state that Mr. Wsisun, onr oltlcir
ncishl.,f, Who MS cunsidcscl lN his l,cnls ~ o.
IN consumption, WAS p,i'uldcl h. tl the E"rpeau
Cough Remedy lal ,he rr'ul, Na'a rapid reco'c'
~.
Rsmsrtals Carrot Phhsis. with severe cough,
communicated ly Nc. brewster, rost Master, IL
Cnris', Corner, Aug. 20. 1853
Rev. Walter Chuk Dear SIC VIZ Samuel
Shiw rrsiding IN Gfrcn~. kcnnsl~c County, Me,
has lrsu afflicted With ihthisic Doe numcr n
wears, Foo the Ta.t war be- was 90 dt'tr,sssd lar
breath that hc could Mt "a, toWH AT lat, hear.
ior the European Cough I~m-d,. be sent Toe y
bltllr and commenced taking H.. llr VS. greatly
rscyrl Wv The Grt dose. ani lrum that time rested
we'll NJ night. 4 lew bottles cumplsiri the cure,
and be- w. dssircs % rr,umncud the medicine o.
others. - b. - fulI, assured that u d wUrthy n
ihr uunpst runhIrncr.
The European Cough Rrm,i, !. prepared b, Rev
Walter Chrke, Corni'h Nc, by ~hom agents are
Supplied.
n. N. HAY, General Agent ~ Maine.
Sold u rau. Nv JOHN DRESSER. South
rau,. ". \. RUST. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

O,ra.a, -: AaCourt NJ Probate, held n Paf,',
within and Tor the Couiy II Oxford, 90 he
third Tus,daysi liuu1n ,u the year oiouI Lord
eighteen hundred and GdIfis
nANIEI. CHAPLIN, 1,lmin,stator On Tho 80.
~ tate 81 mEi S,uSnIHs, late Il Waterford.
IN AL County. dsccas,d. having pfcscnt'd Do.
rst BssuunI n administration u he estate oi'aiA
dcrca,si Tor allow anrc.
OFurErp, Thitthr s5d Adminisirator give
notice ~ ~ porsons inltrr.ied by causing =
copy n ihi. oulrr ~ h. published three weeks
excessively ia The ONi0d Democrat, printed
Court IN b. held NJ par.s, on the ihifd Tnssda,
IL Much n-Nt. ~ nine II the clock IN The fore
noon, and she's cause, v an, they have, Why The
sams should not h. allowed
THOMAS II. III OwN. J.S:'
\ true coTy-Aitesu
W.. WiEI NIUGtV, RSE"i~s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14
Notice OF Foreclosure.

uvHEREAS, p,NIrt fitr', ~ Waierf'rl,
w ~ The euunN ~ ONhri, ", h,' morgng"
deed dated Ortrbrr Sab, \. u. 1858. and 'rcufi-
"a IN IN, Rrgi-r, ~ p-cd' ior the We''ep n,.-
tr,rt II the rupt, ~ O,orI en- l-'rk =, Tlsr 80,
r,r,r,r,i a. rr. the sulscr,l-f 81 Guthsu, 80 the
r1upt, IT Cuml~tl,-i, o ccrtsin parcel II l'i
situated in The town ul Strr'hsm, in The c"unlN
of O,f,d sturs.aid. u l,irs the nouh-sa'tsfl'
hall IT lut ". Boz ibc i1n'ih 'angc and h'si dt.
,r.ipn Il bots IN sl,i Si,ushHm, Together with ne
midi .iuatri ihsrcrn, o. secure The payment ol e
certain n.tr 81 hauI msnt10rd ir sad m'us'sr
Iced. the condition Of ~hrh having lcco hu'A'1
%, r,s.rt ct thr nYn.r,, r,snt ct sald Hrie n's
risr ~ iorc,r,r the sans sgrcsabc To- The statute
t1 sugh cases ulJ, and provided.
HTNI 4. SrJGGI>,
MIL. il,sEItt hs Aitufnr,
Wairrf,rl. Mach lOih. isJ6. %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

TUX WISCONSIN GovERNoRsmr. The Ju-
dietary Committee of the Wisconsin sem
ate ha,, made a report upon the Contested
election case. between hrstow, the occu-
pant OF the GubcTnatorial chair, aud Mr..
Rshlorl, the Republican can 'iiatc, in
which the whole question is deliberately re-
viewed. The committee came 20 the con-
clusi,n that MIR BAshrlrl is entitled 10 the
oEcr-havius received 3j,S72 legal votes
against %. - tor Blrstow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14
RURAL PUBLICATIONS.

THr CpUNrEr GTNrLrNhN-Tm trtri'A'
TOR, aud the lILUsrE ann ANNrAL REGi,.
TrH 90 RURAL ATFhIEs,-Pubiishcl at W
lany, y. y, by l.uther Tucker and 500:
TIE CsHHfrV Gsa'lsmaH y beautifully illustrn.
ted weekly II 10 pages qlpno, with 'r"cial lIe
r,r,m,Uts cor ihc Pam. the Gr.Iicr, The DARN.
Inc FW., Harden aud Orchard, The FLORIST, The
Kitchen Garden. the ruulty Yard, the llousew l'c,
IN. E,tesiLs. sc. eth, 10, without ql-stina,
the best Agricultural paper Ia the UnHcd State, =
Hoo. Johg Wentworth, NC. q Illinois. fncc,
S2aNclr.
n, CEgisii5,, monthly, - pages ochvo-veW
known ior tusniy wears, n The best monthly a-ri.
cultural jourasl ia the eounip-pr'ce 80 oenis a
year.
n, Hh.,'yais4 A-Hgal R'giasraf Rual ifdir'.
The two nr.i,er. issued fpr 1855 ard 1850, contain
more than $50 sngfs,ucs, Of buildiugs, ANIMAL,
trees. fruits, sc. Price Is cents cach-scni post'
paid by mail
These Notks combine auraclions 10 b. found ~
no similar publications; aud the Publishers vii
send specimens II the papei' to all who would
IN. 4, s>,o,ine them. 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14
Administrators Sale.

DN ,iirr uf a license irom The hnn'rah.c Julgr
ID II Probate be me oluni, ot oNint, shall
,s. ~ p1h'r Nur'lrr o' rtl,i' ,l'e On ihs prem
,.,, ., : ITTRpNN, NrRli l9.h, 1850, At ons
of the sI..rL on the afternoon. the ffm kr1vn ne
thr ~,lrs pu1h,u Tsrn, ihs s'm- l-i0g fNu
~ th~ rs,I estate ct ~h,rh Wv. u n'uhan late
Hf p,fis Died sslrsi snd rDs'ess,d, 'nclu.ins ih"
rr,rr,tu1 ct the vi lu,. = drvsr &C. The payment
of rbs ,slss 1T s,iI Decreased 1nd "Nr~nsrs "l Nd
ura.sir,itU1. SID tiun BE- situated IN laus "n
the Nb1ur 4 - Lsvrrnr" Railroad, ru7''in'
10 acre. of L,rl mote or lr.s cuts lfom ~ Go %
tons ct ha, ,c,r',, b. provided With good lH''ld'
trrs. De-. fine ufrhnrl lfl an excellent meadow.
Thee is Likewise au alrnda1i 'urr'l 90 ~"''l auI
ths land BE- lp high state ui cuhiNiipn, u is
.B~ 81 The bet hrns Boz Faris.
THOMAS ~. BROWN, A'm'r
raris, March n, 1856. 3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14
Administrators Sale

10y ytttr. IL l.Ccn.. from the Cont ct r,pb,t,
ID be- aui ior the Count, 81 Andr"scrgg'n, !
.hsl eel ~ puhlio orpJi,atr SALE, "n che '"tllh
,lsy 1T Apul o-N', ou The premises, all The l''aI
E.tatr or lr,i lssII-n late ui biNhrll, deceased.
the s,m. l-io- in sIi near DlNh"h Nu'-e' 'nd
rourrisira th- huus.tssd be With house, i1ru,
shed. auI appurtru,nr,.. the pi1iH. -, thr bill
r,.iufr. anil The J,fi,ul. l1. iurpiiug the rrN~r-
sion II lower ufthc viduw OF salt lev llld,u o.
the two !, Q nsuisI T1r-rls.
TIMOTHY LUppEN, tJniui'iraior.
MAECH, l, 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

ONTorr o.: Ats Count ofProllis held atWnier.
fpri within and ior the Count, If ONiurd, on ths
SNtsrnth di, ~ Jan, i1 thr wear ~ urr Lord
onr ihou.tnd eight hundred and 6i,-siN
nANIEL CHAPLIN. executor ~ the la't
IL VIII ani Tc.tamsDt OF JoTL ~roNr late -
MTgduuI, DO ,ald County, deceased, having pee.
.s1irl hi' frt am fbll lssuiGt of adminii;ntiou
oflAr e., ate uf,l,d deceased Ior slpNanoo
OFnEFrp, That ihc si,d ESoruior give No.
tire a. 80 person. ,ntr,rsirl BY causing a cops n
tli. order t1 d. Published three i.eck' tHrrsssel,
~ Tho ONiprd D'nmsat, printed al fsps, that
the, mlS arp,lr 10 rrullt' Court o. uc hr.I a.
Pans iu .lid count, ouihr tlti Tr"sla, II March
a,Nt, NJ min. ui the clork u the .iorruuDn, anil
.hsv cau.r, ifan thc, have, Why ,he same should
u.t o. allowed.
THOMAS " HROwN. JaSs,.
! tue r0Ty--liirst.
w. WIN |IrDiy, E,s.'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, on the c,ghiecuih dly Of May,
w A. d.. 1916, sama-l u. rcIkiRs, then Of
Psriand, ~ the COuRiy Il Cumb,issl, aad State
81 Maize, b, hi. mortgage deed Of thai date con-
ye,sI 10 me, the subscTller, certaia parcel Of
heI s,tiatsL an the town Of Paris, Counly 81 OK.
Crd and Stale sioicss,d, and being part of double
ut, numbered q and > IN the i'h range IN said
Paris.--lnr GsHhcr particulars reference may b.
had to aid mortgage deed. recorded IN the Oxford
Records, book IS, page -, said mortgage Was
given IN secure the p1,menI of ccTiain notes there.
IA described. and b, mason of the condition 81 the
deed being broksn. claim a foreclosure Of said
deed aud premises, - ,,,x
Moth Psri.. r-br,r Oh, iss6
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

pJulf, Nuts ,>u >gr,AE, ~ pUErL,>D.
The people % Portland are considering the
'ul.,stofTr1,.iinsru public malisanl squares.
The Bard OF Aldermen las passed an order
90 rlr,ha,s Eve acres of land on Munuy
and twelve acres on Bramh,ll', bill, flr the
purpose OF mall or square at each end OF
Che city, tie whole 9, co,t So, 500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

ur Fp.ruE M,ECurr We learn from
the Cincinnati Columbian that Mr. Gainr.,
che owner ni Margaret, the fugitive who
killed her child ia Cincinnati, has PLACED
bsr ia the custody Of the Governor oi Ken
;ucsy, aud tha, she j. lying in Jail ia Lex
u-,1u, awaiting Oh, rctuisi,iru Of the Gov.
era.rul Ohio.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

\ hul 90 Incorporate aud ,ud1v an AEri-
r.,,lrd Call.s' ia Maryland, arrr5rriatinr
$1,000 annually from The STAT" treasury,
ha, ara''y p,s.,l both branches of tie T.
g.,.aurs. This annual appropriation is,
however, not very available 70 the college
Unit. subscription 60 it. capital stock 20 the
amount OF 2.opo shar-, a, S2j rrr share,
%. actually secured and made god.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

The American brig, Of two hundred tons,
probably the Chatsworth Of New York
previously reported completely equipped for
the slave trade, and prcparCd to take in a
large cargo. had bccu destroyed by a British
cruiser az Ia Vista Disturbances still
continued a, Liberia, aud large force un-
der Lewis had been dispatched against The
Insurgents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14
MA RRIED.

H. wood.tn,k. 9Th irst., after the l1nS apl r..
Ii1u. rourt,hip " onc night. b, Rev Charl~' Pee.
Lip., W.. G~orge l.. Whuman Of Moth Pans, e.
Nc, Mar, Nrr,ll. II NoodstpsA.
In Rurk6rld. srh INST, D., George Ghomcs. Esq,
VIZ r,snii., VI. Cobun 10 M's Ap'r'a Bow
ksf, i-iih IT rsris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

Psor', It'll continue TO De yictlmiled by
90 bogus " California steamboat agents
ias Young men who arrived ia New York
H1 Monday from Nsw Hampshire, invested
about 500 al.scc ia what puTortel 70 De-
tickets upon tho Illinois. They purchased
ug rsr,,a, who represented themselves TO BE-
rsL-.r as-l...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14
IMPORTANT TO HOLDERS or
Bounty Land Warrants!

DERSONS who are receiving Warrants "nd'r
tie new law bsEirc disposins olthem' are -
qoc,tc To- apply, either personally % ~ i',''r, TO
the .uh.crilcr, Who ~iN secure o. then either ne
fall b-neGt OF the Land, OF an ad'an'e upo" she
Go,ornmrnt p,icc, (Which l. SIPS per acrc,)
should they with 10 ,ell the SANE.
rios. PENBER,
No.Ij Doanc Street, BOSTON, Mae,
June 5, 1855. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

ToR SLE, t,s rlis party Of MnH, who
bid. highcst,-,hc Pierce 4 Kansas pro-
slavery Party, or the Fillmore 6Donclson
pro. slavery and southern Hnow-Nothing
Party? lJeGgrsonian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14
Oxford Normal Institute.

sUCTu PARIS NaiNb.
THE SPRING SESSION will commence on
/ Wrd,ssiay, 2f,h fEEHUiEN next, under the
cLarsc i T.. 4. KINDS, Principal, and VI. {.
ROBINSON, teacher Of Languages, With suit
able assistan's
Foo particular. apply To the rriscipal.
ylnua,N B, Is5S. 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

THE subscriber hereby gives puhl'c notice that
L he h,s I-s. dal, appoiutcd b, the Honorable
Judge II Probate Llr the Duupl, 81 Oxford, and
a..u,ucI The trust Uf Administrator 81 the Estue 81
SAMUEL SOUTuER, late Of Fpeburg,
in aid County, deceased, by gi,ing bond ~ the
law directs lle Therefore requests al persons Who
are indebted To- the c.tatc Of ',id deceased, Z"
make ,nueltalc phyEsnt; and those ~ho have
iuy leWluds tkrreon 60 rNhihli The same 20
Ian. II. Is56. GEO. IL BARROWS.