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Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-24
NOISE MODENA
Geo. Thacher & Co.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
VINES AND LIQUORS,
SEGARs, SYRUPs.

ENGLiSH AND AMERlCAN ALE, ETC.
- Corner Of x and Second Sts.
SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA.
Lave in store and for sale u quantities TO suit
IL purchasers
Sazarac Brandy.
0tard Dupuy q Co. Brandy
U, Vineyard Proprietors Brandy,
Martell q Co. Brandy,
Pellcvoisin Brandy, Champagne do.
Segnette Brandy, American do.
Old Bourbon Whiskey
Magnum Bonum Whisky
Monongahela Whisky,
Scotch aud Irish Whisky,
Holland Gin, American Gin,
Jamaica Rum
St. Croix and n L. Rum,
Belle Sherry,
Duff Gordon & Co. Sherry,
London Dock Port,
FORESTER Port
Very Choice Port,
Table Claret, Sauterne,
M. Fine Old Hook, Burgundy,
Ginger Wine, Wolfes Schnapps,
Kirschenwasser
Absynthc, Wormwood,
Vermouth Jamaica Ginger,
Schrieder Champagne Morzet do.
Hedsieck Champagne
Gordon Royal Champagne,
Longworth's Catawba,
Sparkling Hook,
Hostetters Btters, Boxers do.
Stoughton BitterS,
Essence of Peppermint,
Curacao, Maraschiho,
Annissette, Champagne Cider,
Gordon's Raspberry Syrup
II. Assorted Syrups.
4 fTE.N.NE.NT 'S SCOTCH aLE, in hhds
tierces, and bottles.
LION co. and Empire Brewery Ale, in bbls.
half-o and kegs.
SEGARS of various brands and qualities
GEO. THACHER a. co.
Sacramento, Jan. 2, 1883 jas-l2-n
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Aqueduct City Saw Mill.

VNHE undersigned would respectfully remind the
i public that they have constantly on hand, at
their Saw Mill in Aqueduct City,
Every Variety of Lumber!
Which they will dispose of at as low rates as the
same quality can be procured at any other mill in
the county. The attention Of those requiring lum-
Der for Building, Fencing, Fluming, or other pur-
poses, is respectfully solicited.
Orders for any description Of Lumber will be
promptly and faithfully filled. gss- Lumber In ex
change for CASH, Barley, Hay, Horses Cattle or
Mules.
J.R. JOHNSON & co.
may l6 30-6m
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l.. p. Fishers
ADVERTISING Agency

7rSA San Francisco, No. III. w.,
Z@@ ~ ington street up stairs Doosi "ssa1
sss-S-ssss- opposite Maguire's opera bonI
l.. J. FISHER is the authorized Agent of ~.
Weekly Ledger, Jackson.
Sacramento Union;
Marysvllc Herald;
San joaquin Republican, Stockton
Pacific Methodist, Stockton;
Sonora Herald;
Nevada Journal;
Grass Valley Telegraph;
Red Bluffs Beacon;
Columbia Gazette;
Toulumne Courier, Columbia;
Mountain Democrat, Placerville:
Empire County Aargus,
Calaveras Chronicle, Mokelumne Hill;
Shasta Courier;
Marposa Gazette;
Yreka Weekly Union;
Trinity Journal, Weaverville;
San Jose Telegraph;
Sonoma County Journal;
Folsom Dispatch;
California Mining Journal;
Los Angles Star;
Santa Barbara Gazette;
San Diego Herald;
Alameda County Gazette:
Placer Courier, Yankee Jim's;
Napa County Reporter;
Sierra Democrat; Downieville;
Humboldt Times; Union:
Oregonan, Portland;
Oregon Statesman, Salem;
Pacific Christian Advocate, Salem;
jacksonville Herald, Oregon Territory;
Pioneer and Democrat, Olympia, W T.;
Washington Republican, Steilacoom;
Polynesian, HonRlulu, S. J.;
Pacific Commercial Advertiser, Honalulu
Mexican Extraordinary City Of Mexico;
Hongkong Register.
Advertising in the Atldntic States.
L. p. f. has now completed his arrangements 70
the forwarding Of advertisements TO all the prnci
pal largest circulating Journals and Newspaper
published 10 the Atlantic States.
A fine opportunity is here offered to those wl
wish to advertise in any part of the Union. Of do
ing so at the lowest rates, and in prompt and sa
isiactory manner.
aug 22 li-u
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THE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
has sold out to Mr.. Brookfed and that he cheer
fully recommends him as gentleman who fully
understands his business, and who will be able to
give entire satisfaction to those who extend TO him
their patronage. G. b. UNDERWOOD.
Jackson, Feb. 18th, 1858.
feb l9 i7-3m
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Paper WarcIhausa

d. S. LORD,
Late d. S. Lord l. y
HAVING re-opened at lOf CLAW stroo. 20.
i Il be pleased TO see his former cnsto,o tSe. wouI
new where he offers for sale at Low pn1 at @
a new and well selected stock Of 'NlCE
Printing Paper;
Manila a
Hardware
Letter, Cap and Bill Panor.
Stationery; Blank Books;
Playing Cards, and
Printers Goods.
All orders promptly filed at the loves,
ID. S. LORD
lO4 Clay street, between Battery and Sane
oct 1881 lw San rsnsohe
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Fruits, Segars, Tobacco, &c.
House and Sign Painting.

TNHE undersigned has permanently established
i himself in the above business on Water Street.
next door to PerriR's Livery Stable, jackson, and
is prepared to promptly hll in the best manner and
at the shortest notice. all orders for House and Sign
Painting Papering, Lining, Glazing and every
thing connected with the business. The patronage
of the public is respectfully solicited.
THOS. T. BRO0KFIELD.
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r. REICHLING,
JEwELLER AND MATCHMAKER

JEWELLER AND MATCHMAKER,
Main treet, Poi cana,
.G HAVING permanently opened In my
FjAx new Fire-Proof Brick Building, | offer
IL 16 to the public large assortment Of
sSAASSsAzNkr G. OLD & SILPER HfTCHES,
and Clocks. AlsoAll kinds of States Jewelry and
good variety of California; Jewelry, manufactured
by myself.
Time keepers Of every description repaired and
Insured All kinds of California Jewelry will be
manufactured TO order out the same gold that is
given, in the best and latest style, WdTCH ca
SES not excepted.
In connection with my Jewelry establishment,
have always on hand an assortment OF fine knives,
Guns Rifles Colts Pistols, billiard balls &c
N b. l havein my employ an experienced gun
smith, and am prepared to any work in that line
Billiard balls turned at snort notice.
ANY article sold or repaired by me is insured to
ewhat is represented, or the money refunded,
Nrl4 l4-3m
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Wines and Liquors, all Varieties;
Michael Phelan's
IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
CUSHIONS

lMPRON ED BILL AID lADbbo
CUSHIONS,
DATENTED February 18th, 1851 THESE ap'o1
L combine the incest mathematical accuracy u
workmanship, with elegance of design and posses
all the qualities that are esteemed by . scieh'In.
players. The Cushions are of superior eorrec'l's'
and are lower than any Others made, ana 50 eou
structed as to prevent all jumping OF the DALE .,
All articles connected with Billiards at the lo"'''
cash prices. ,,,,.p
JUST PUBLISHED-The "Game OF BILLIARDS
by Michael Pheian. Price $3.50
NJ f. HUGHES, Sole Agent
$50 jackson ST.. next TO International Ho'eL oA''
Francisco. 80
dec f-ou
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nov 7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-02

TuE GovERNNENT CLANS SECURED. BY
the indehtisable eI4rtions Of the Maine del
sgaion in Congress, the claims u the State
against the Government, verO incorporated
into the appropriation bill, and carried
through. To sAy that the-S claims met with
a most determined opposition from the Ad'
miuistra,iOn men would DO Ayius too little.
Every possible means were used to kill them
OF, and Clancy Jone. even proposed thA,
"iAs arlogsi 80 touzd d, % Mass shall d
orsiiisd 20 MH-s ~ eFssi lor Mana slrph'
r0cVus p" Our delegation were unyieliing,
and have the satisfaction OF getting the
whole amount, Sjl 400, allowed. 80 much
for she efforts Of an able aud pAtr'O.iS dole.
CATION from thi. State in Congress
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-02

ISroErANr TRoN MExIco. N1s Orleans
June %. The steamship Tennessee, from
Vera Cruz sd inst has arrived at the quar-
an,ine station below thu city where she re-
mains by order ofthe Board Of Health.
Date, from the city Of Mexico are to the
10Th inst. The forced loan causes great eK-
element a, the capital, and foreigners non
complying with it. requirements have been
ordered 10 leave the country.
The goods Of the American residents had
been .isIed for noncompliance with the
terms Of the loan. and, in consequence Min
ister Forsyth had demanded and received
bis passports.
The Liberals. or party favOrins Juare1.
were everywhere gaining strength, aud
President ZalOasa was going 10 Tampieo
for refuge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-02

DoNCs OF THE CONVENTION. The Demo-
cratic Convention yesterday was attended by
soms .iH hundred delegates. Hon. y. ;.
Llttlefeli, Of Bridsion. wa, President, and
L. De VI. Sweat, OF Portland. was Chair
man OF the Committee on Resolutions. The
Resolutions are very long, and fully endorse
the National Admin siration, Kansas policy
and all. Hon. VI II. Smith was renomina-
tel Tor Governor by acclamation. lie was
present and accepted the nomination in a
lengthy speech. Messr'. Treat Of Frankfort
Sweat and Macdonald OF Portland. Moore OF
MoHir,al, Pike Of Augusta, and Emery Of
Bangor, ADDRESSED the Convention.
daily ADV. Let.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-02

Marshall KimbAll sold on Monday, week,
Al Frankfort, a new brig Of about go tons
on the sticks. Tor $3.50. Messr,. Treat,
Of Frankfort, were the purchasers.
The London correspondent Of the Herald
says that The Derby government have sent
out order. to the We, India feet 70 stop
al visits 70 American vessels. Ii also say.
that not only wall ample aud noble apology
BE- made Cor them. but every officer concern.
cd IN them will Be punished.
AHurneynAn carpenter in Chicago. who
sboutA year since became the reeipien, OF
alegacy Of forty thousand pound. by the
death Of rich uncle in Australia. died last
week from the effects Of Dissipation.
The dwelling house Of Mr.. Edward
knight, in PownAl. Ne. was entirely con-
sumed by Ere on Thursday evening last.
The Lawrence. Kansas. Herald Of Free
dom estimates the present population Of
kansas at 10000. and thinks ii will be
10 GOO before the year closes.
A sad aecidsn; happened 10 Yarmouth,
Ne, Tuesday. Hiram L., aged nine year.
and two months and George, aged seven
years and nine months, only sons Of Hiram
aud Ann Howard. were drowned while
bathing in Royal river.
Letters received by the Persia report that
the health Of Charles sumner has not been
% much improved since he left New York
as bis friends desire.
Mrs Elirabeth Parker, the ollss, person
in the state, died in Durham on the 22d.
Her age was nearly us years She was
born in i5i3, thirty three years before the
Declaration Of Independents.
The Post Ofbee Department has prepared
statement, Of letters returned there address
sed to bogu. lotteries and other srm. The
letters number 1919. and the enclosures in
cash and drafts amount 10 upward Of So
GOO. These returns extend back 70 April /.
Daring the severe thunder tempest on
Thursday, Of last week, the house Of Mr..
Benz. Raeklia, Of Bath, Was struck by
lightning and burn, to the groGOd. Mrs.
r. was 50 badly injured that she died on
Saturday morning. The storm was very
severe along the river. the lightning striking
in many places.
Marine D''a'tG.-Shipwreeksd in Holmes
Hue, the editor Vt the Gardiner Rural.
Augusta Age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-02

BowDON CoLLEGK. The Commencement
occurs on wednesday, August 9Th. On
Monday will take place the Prize Declama-
ton Of the Sophomore Class On Tuesday
the anniversary Of the united societies will
be held. Rev. Theodore Parker delivers the
GRAFTON and Albert LAighton the Poem. In
the evening DodwOrthi' Band are to give a
concert at the Congregat'on Church.
The Annual Convention o., the Delta
Kappa Epsilon Fraternity will Be held
on Tuesday. Hon. Arson p. Bdrllngams
will deliver the Grafton, and Hamilton J.
Denai,. Of Michigan. the Poem.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-02

Mr.. PrNEI DAVIS, iesl II to he m, du,yio
tssr my testimony To the siiiesey Of yosr Pain
Killer. have used Il Coz years ior complaint. Of
the stomach spl bnwes. | had a very severe at.
tssk lev day, ago Of the agpe. and such pain
~ nv back Coz three days and n,sh,. ,ha, oouh
get no rest. sent and got IS oeaI hottie Of the
Vegetable Pain Killer. I took LITTLE inwsrily
sud tathed aecur,ing to directions, and one ap-
plieaiion has removed all the pain. ADD am abli
tn write ,o-isy. ihough With a trembling hand.
The application Va. made hst night sbOu, nice
O'Clock. and had a sweet night. rrst. have
recommended It ior several years. as have tra'-
sllsd good deal. and it Ia. given ua''et'il salts.
faeton wherever il ha. lcen used according TO d..
rrction. l.. FERRY ClllLDS,
Pastor Of Baptist Church. Troy, Ohio.
n. u. Ia, 4 Co, Pnr,l,nd, andE J. SSIrH
Hilloweu. Wholesale Ageau. 2~22
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-02
20, n. oSiord psmOerat.
FEKrrOKr. H., June 81, ls5

AAAAANAAt AAAss SetN NAt ANNNs
Rain rain rain, and none Of your
drilling. lazy storms, but a good smart
lively shower, hastings day or two, and
then several such showers every week.
Imagine this to be the case and you have a
correct, idea Of what the weather has been
in this State since the opening Of spring
The consequences Of such frequent and
heavy storms are discourasing In the eH-
irene. Such rise Of water has never be-
for, been known. All the streams have
overaown their banks and remain station
Ary. There are rrrs, tso to .Peak) whore
the water hardly ran before. Extensive
lake. are seen on the prAiries in every di-
rection, where heretofore ID has been dry
land Great damage has been done TO crops,
and IN TACT the ground has not been 10 a
suitable condition to plan, sod. Farmers
have the horrors, and busine-- Of all kinds
!, e1ecelingly dull. with great scarcity Of
money.
In the northern and central parts OF the
State. vast amount Of damage has been
done by wind and hail several storms have
been truly terrific. A great many dwelling.
have bscn Land in ruins. and in some in
stances the inmate. killed. Nearly all the
railroads IN the State are great losers, not
only by the detention Of trains, but by the
washing away Of the embankmeni'. On
the GrvA, Western, d Illinois, and the Ohio
and Mississippi, several successive miles
have been entirely Submerged. Il !. Almos,
imPo~ible 70 travel on the highway, As
scarcely bridge remain. standing. Atmy
present writing the rain IS pouring in tor.
rents. oar streets are like rivers, and two
small streams which run through the city,
Arv running nod all the bridges are wash
ei from them, and many house can b. got
a, only in boat. But We are all hoping
Tor change. which cannot come ioo sa0n.
Nours &c, OXFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-02

ST Lous. June IS. 4 dispatch from
Leavsnworth Of 9Th inst, by the United
Sptos Express Company to Bonneville. says
tina, an express from Camp Scott brings
dates to the lOih, Eve day. later than by
the mail, just arrived. Letter, FROM the
garrison by this arrival report Col. Hoffman
within one and Capt. Marcy within two
days march Of Fort Bridser. twas stated
that GOV. COuuiug felt considerable dis
,rus, Of the Mormons aud their promises.
and ,ha, the army would break camp aud
march on the capital by the 18th inst.
There would DC an Efficient aud well.armed
force OF 900 men. provisions in plenty, and
the troops eager for the command to march.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-02
n,rinKs,rr. R.ri.,.

10 to HIsW,'ls 40 jest, = ttssN.pss,. Ja .,tl
C,ai. asTi q b. 4. Ids Il Pens, sfA's aHf ~
~ C,ss'ys' Or',sf. 90 ne ssogsi To-day \
Mtrsh. 4. ID. isJs:
4 CrOR 4. THOMPSON. of Caa,,a. IN the
"A ,ouniy 81 ONiord, hu.b,ai of AGsIs ~.
THoNFsoS, whose msiien name sss Ayns. ".
Gorion. Of part. unknp~a. respectfully lib'l. fnd
gives ihi. hopir,ble conri 20 b. iaiofm-d. that he
~,s hwiully married ~ the said Agle. ". Thpnp-
soa ~ Augusta, 90 the 26ih day II JAW, 4. ID.
1851, ani has had by her Oh. child NV living. boy
three y-ar- oil; tina, yhr lile,nt sine. their N
tsunIuisgr h.. sw,y. behaved him.-'f a. dmi.
fol aud s1cctijaile hn.busl toward. the saii Az.
Ne. II. rhnnp.pn, hut The sad Agne, H.. wholly
rsg,rdl-s. 81 h-r nsr,agr covenant ard daty. oa
lh- 10Th dN Of Jtle 4 ID. 1855, at G.riiner, ~.
fh.ei ~ re.i.. with ,plr ID Hat, tlecli ed her
intsalinn ~ rr.,da all ,hu With sap'hsi ma
bee hu'hilr y 'in.t t- si.JIs prltsstttIpn All
ren1n.irancc 81 wa lb- l,nt. AT thea AT here
~thpui ~, ctnsr shitrsrr lesestri yOlr lti'-l-
lant an ha. since ent,rely refused 10 1--we sh nin
add hs. gone o. pirts unkaIwn. foir lib,laat
firhsr declares that he dss.a' u rsa.blibl- aai
ptoier, c'piu.ye u dlDssti' h,rnIny aid ca.
si.ient with the peace All nprilily Of sOe.ty that
a d,vorcr he decree b.tveen h,a AID nj. ,aI
vile, aad that the custody u ~. ch,ld sf.fe..iG
may be d,rrr,d to hin. Adj a. ia dIty b,and
vii ever pray.
Dated a, Cation, March 81, 1858
ACTOR 4. THOMPSON.
wtn..ss T. q HaH1o.x
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-02

WAruvIllE CottEGE. The Commence
msnt Exercises at this Institution wall be a.
follows
Sabbath evening, Aug. sth-Sernon be-
fore the BoardmAn Missionary Society, by
Rev. |. e. Warner, D. D.. Of Boston.
Tuesday evening. Aug. lOth, at 10 p,
M.-luaHGural Address by President Champ,
LIN.
Tuesday evening, Aug. lOth-Oznon BE-
fore tbe Literary Societies, BY George W,
Curtis, Esq, Of New York. and Poem BY
Wm. ;. Heath, Esq, Of Montreal.
wednesday, Aug. llth-Clas, Exercise,
aud Commencement Dinner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-02

On the tran OF cars which went from
Chicago to the Illinois Republican Conveu-
.iou, q vote was taken on the Presidential
question. The Chicago Journal says "llon
wm. II. Seward resolved over Eve 10 one
Cor any other candidate, and majority Of
two TO one over all others combined"
The large paper mill Of Me.srs. Palmer
4 Smith. at Lee. Mass. was burned on the
sd ul,. Loss about Sl5O,OOO.
A correspondent Of the daily Advertiser
say. Daring the past winter there has
been Is, 600 logs, or 4 and 10 millions feet
Of Lumber cut aud hauled from the towns Of
Enroll and Cambridge, y. H., on the Andro-
scosgin river, for Sam'l X. Bean 4 Co.. Of
lewiston. The drive was started the lst OF
AHil, by 80 men. aud arrived a, Lewiston
June 18th, making g. working days. The
drive was conveyed by Capt. John johnson.
The building Committee Of the new City
Hall in Portland, have decided that the
front Of that building shall be Of Free Stone.
bat whether Of the red or buG, Is not We;
concluded on. Several Of the heavy tax
payers have p,tiuoned for the use OF some
material produced IN this State.
One day last week two men engaged in
h,hing OF Portland llarbOr, caush, 1900
pounds Of nackerel.
The dwelling house Of Capt. Isaac Whit.
more, in fremont, Ne took Gre on Tuesday
morning, week. aud with its contents was
entirely consumed.
The names Of twcnty.,hree persons who
were suus,rucE in New York and vicinity
from Saturday to Monday, are given. IL
Of the cases were fatal.
The san Frarcisco. Cal. Chronicle saws
" We learn tha. large number Of Demo-
crat. in the SsSond district Of this city are
taking steps to organize a political club,
under the name Of the " Mud-Sill Club"
This club will doubtless be organized with
in the coming week. Some Of the Douglas
Frederick men sIy they will have Mud.sill'
clubs in every town in the State"
PoLrlc,t. The Democratic Convention
Of the Fourth Indiana Congressional Dis
,rie, on Tuesday nominated W. ). Holmes,
Anti-LocomP,On, for Congress.
The Republican State Convention in Yer.
mont, was held a, Montpelier on Tuesday
last The Convention was large. harmo.
NOUS and enthusiastic. The ticket put
forth ior State officers, is as follows For
Hon. Leland Hall Of Bennlng.
ton Lieut. Governor, Blrnham Martin Of
Chelsea Treasurer, II. NJ. Bates Of North.
Geld
A series Of resolutions were passed re-Af.
frmins the Philadelphia platform, denOune-
ing strongly the DrcI Scot, decision, aud
the Lecomp,on outrage.
The Republicans Of St. Louis COngrss.
.ional Di.,ric, in convention Monday, nom
mated Hon. Z. =. Blair. Jr., Tor reelection
TO Congress by ac,lanaiiou.
Resolution. we're adopted ro.afirming the
doctrines II Thomas jefferson. dsnouncing
the Administration. opposing, negro equali-
iy. advocating the extinction Of slavery IN
Missouri. aud the removal Of the negroes
from the State.
Hon. John h. Ea.kin ofNsw York, Anti
Lecompton has BEN nominated as an indie.
pendent candidate for Congress. No party
hast majority in the district, the poll IN
lsj6 standing HAskiu (Dem. 7l9j Ssraus
(Rsp) $685. Cobb (Am.) jOsI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-02

OXFORD, s.-Ata court OF Probate held at Par.
Is, within and Cor the county OF Oxford, on the
third Tuesday II June, A. ID. 1858.
CARAH SMITH, Administrators Of the Estate
= Of Antipa. Smith, late Of Norway, in said
County, decreased, having presented her fret add
final account 81 administration Of the estate OF
said deceased Tor allowance.
Ordu,d, That the said Administrators give
notice to all persons interested. by causing copy
nf this order 10 be published three weeks success
lively IN The OSiori Democrat. printed at Psr'.,
that they may appear At Probate Coon To be held
at Paris In salt county, on The third Tuesday 81
July next, At o u the clock 10 the iorrnOoa. and
.hew cause, Il any lAsy have. Why the same 'hOuiJ
not he allowed. -
DAVID KsArr, R,Eist~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-02

oIFoRD, ss.-Ata court of Probate held IT Five
bur, ~ thin AMI fnr the ccupiy Of OxoTd, on the
iTlh day ~ June, 4. 10. ISIS;
TLt u BEAN, administrator Of the estate ol
II Isasc CUNT, late OF Bo~nheld. 10 said
County, dscsssed. having prs.sntrd his hf'i ar
count, 10 -sih.r With his private account, 81 adj
mini.ira on VI the ,.tals 81 ,aid deceased boz al
lownnce:
OHpIREp, That the .aif administrator give
not, e TO M person. interestedh causing copy 81
TAI. order To be- published three weeks succc-s'.ly
in The Oxford Democrat pr,n'ei at Pars, that
tb.y NAV appes, al a Prola,e Court to be held ut
paris. Ia aid count,, onihe % Tuesday II August
next, at Got the clock ~ the forenoon, and
,hew cause. if,ay the, have, Why the same should
40, he allowed.
THOMAS u. BROWN, Jadg,.
A true copy-attest;
DAVID Kslrp, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-02
lalr.I a C.nion, Much 81. lsss
Witness; L. G. H,WLow.
State of Maine.

OxroRD, -. March 2Oih, 4 u. is3s.
Upon the foregoing Label, Ordered, that the u.
belah give notice 10 the fespbad.nt therein aalnei
10 appear l,eiore the Justice. Of our Supreme Ju-
dieiai court 10 he holden at Par. within sHi lor
the eouaiy Of oxfo'd. Oh the .ecoad Tuesday u
August nest, by publishing the same and thi. or.
de, thereon three week. socee..ively 10 The On.
ford Democrat prlnted At Paris. aforesaid. the list
publication to be thirty day. at Iea., belOre the
siuias OF said court, that she may thea and there
spDear IN our .aid court and she~ cause II any she
have why the PRAYER of said libellant should not
be granted. DANIEL GOODENOW,
q Jos. SUP. Jud. Cant.
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M A r RE D .

IN Rumf,r,l, iune 2Jl. b, =. G. vugin. Eco.
W. Frpci. u. Dudi,y Il Me. Ellen Bnani, both
81 Grrsnwood.
In Naple,. 3O,h MAY, VIZ. Pad stone. 81 Ray.
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ONToRp. So Atn cuirt Of Probate, held At Ln'.
Ell, w,thn AIT fir tho cpunty II Oxford, on
thu 18th d,y of June 4. u. 1855.
CALLY EASTMAN, AlninistritriN with ths
- VIII an,.Nrl u The lst WI and Testament
OF Hosea Eastman. late Of fgehurg ~ 'ait co"n.
" jere,.sl. hsyiag pre.entri her drsi int hnll
sccouu, Of administration Of the estate Of sill de-
CEASED fJr sllpwpncc;
Ordsrtd. That the said AlmiAi'tuiriN
give notice 90 ~ person. Interested, u, causing
copy q thi. Der n b. pnllishei three wrek.
.urccssi,el, ~ The ONlJrl Democrat, printed at
Paris, that the, ni,, appear III Probate couft To-
lye held ~ Lowell, 10 all county, on the pad
l,y Of December aeSt, at 2 ~ the clock In The
afternoon. AMI .hcv cause, ifany they have, Why
Ih. same .hu,d not lie alloNed.
THOMAS II. BROWN, Lads'.
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