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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-31
PROBATE NOTCF

UFFICE OF inc Probate Judge Of OtOe o..
Nebraska Territory, April. 9Th 49,
NOTICE is hsfoby givent 10 an person,
IN in the settlement Of the estate Of -.
ton, deceased, Of 0too county. Hebraska T.-SSar
hat Monday, the 2lst day Of Nav, I866 4 .asoq,
fixed by the Probate Court for having tBs ~. ea
Element Of the estate.
Given under my hand, the 6th day Of Au,1 IA.
FRANCIS BELL
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-31
Probate Notice.
Territory OF Nebraska,
rourfv % Nom.a

Territory OF Nebraska,
County Of Nemaha,
Notice is hereby given that have aupoiptad ~.
the twenty-eighth day Of Nay, AID 1890. |. ~ a. -
the aRal settlement Of the estate ofGeorgew RI,s.I.
deceased, late Of Nenaha County, Na6rnka Fsrrits,,.
at my ONCE in ~Brownville, in said County, At 10 o'el,,t
A. u OF said day, and allpersons interested in 49, =,
tate may attend and show cause why the aeouBt. =
Nathan Blakely should not be allowed.
Given under my hand and oflciai seafthls Oh d,y.s
May, A D 1860.
C. W. WHEELER, Probate Juass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-31
STATIONERY.

Foolscap paper. fancy letter paper, gt os6eB
and envelopes, plain. fancy, and emDosseo' ~ wssn
and pen-hoiders, inks VI all kinds, ihA'
and sealing-Wax.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-31
Sweet Potato Plants

Ibavs IN hand now. and viii continue .i,ss
5nrinr ,bis ninth : supply Of Sweet Potato
O-J.s from a distance win be pro-
atfsnSc6 r.. and plants sens By EEEsss,
0'''uu'u ROBERT W. FURAASt T.
Brovuvilie; -
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-31
Terms,
CASH-INVARIABLY.
BrownvilIe. May e, Is6O-1y.


TAKEN UP, By Patrick n. Carr, q - ssl
on the I4th Of April, A D 1850, one yoAe is -
black OK with white face, some Whte - Ebia
belly, supposed 20 beS years Old The othel .gslF
spotted. with q crop on The right ear ILL., . Z
fork on the underside Of the left ear sulg
years old. no othec marks or brands pefeeFoa-ssap
Appraised at so dollars. fne OWE -. !.
prove property. bay charges and take mem d
hereby certify that the above Is a orreO.S q ne %
noSice now on hle in my ONCE. as Ior~a
Thomas Armstrong. Justice Of the fei1e- nj
Given andar my hand az Beatrice, Gut.e ~ TELE
this fst day Of Nay 1850. hAthA" C--nfy Cish
Nay I7th 80 3,-S4 ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-31
PURE LIQUORS

Holland Gin. Irish whisky, Bourbon hhS I5sits rss
Brandy. Cordial. Port Wine, MadeiFa "lHs'
and Malaga Wine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-31
Also, a Splendid AssOrtmeH! Oh
Perfunn cries

Comprising Lyons Katharion, C90sIi nusF "a
essences o. all kinds, and Of the anest guam"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-31

His stock consists OF the following articles Hhiea %
will sell cheap for cash;
Pure White Lead, Castor Oil,
French Zinck, Cod Liver OIL
China Zinck, Sweet Oh,
Red Lead, Putty,
VeniIian Red, Glue,
Raw aud b'tumber, Figs
Spanish whiting,
Turpentine,
Chalk, Linseed Oil,
Cough Candy, Tanners Oil,
Copal Varnish COstile Soap
Fancy Soap, Toilet Soap
Tooth brushes, Lliherage'
Patent medicines, LelPaPs
White Warmth, Ink,
Hair brushes,
Tooth brushes,
Paint brushes,
Stationery,
Steel Pens, Candies
Gold Pens, MUS
Pencils, haslnS
Hair oil, &c ~
&C., ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-31

Mr.. Marp being an experienced practical Druss
nsfr,us mey rest assured that all mediclnes
rom hlm are genuine-Wiuhout fear Of misiAA
Ez-Physician's Prescriptions attended 70
both By day and night.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-31

Conrad Harms, Administrator or
the estate Of Joshua Randall.
deceased iate Of NemahO county
Nebraska Territory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-31

His stock consists OF the following articles Whiea BE-
will sell cheap for cash;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09
pus.ness At South Paris.

Wsl,arn that ihr new Saw Mil recently
erected by Mcssr.. Wooluan Phelps / Co.,
on The west side Of TIE river. above the old
bridge az South Paris, b.. recently gone in.
to operation. having been leased b. Mr..
R5h,rt Hall, for term ofysars.
Thi. i. the largest and best constructed
mill Of the Kind r. ,.s region. IL is
eighty feet long ana ,Lir,y feet wide, rc',.
ius upon solid wall Of split granite. /.
contain. one "ur and down " NV, one cir
eular saw tor cutting bolts Tor shingles and
sta,s.. one circular Jaw Tor shaping aud
saving slaves for ilour barrels, ono for saw
ing barrel heads. one shins'c Jaw, besides q
turning lathe. and other machinery.
The Manufacture OF lnur barrel. Tor
Mes.r.. woodman Phelps 4 Co.'S establish
ment /, to be carried on extensively. This,
we believe. &. a new branch Of business In
,bi, vicinity. Mr. Hall Is a young man Of
energy aud enterprise and ha. the besi
wishes OF numerous friends Tor his success
10 his new undertaking.
On the same side OF the river hollow the
bridge, the foundations are already laid for
another mill which i. 20 be Immediately
erected by Mes.rs. ErA'ias King anl Ora
Hall. This will be forty feet long aud
thirty feet wide, aud will contain two cir
eular saws, aud a Planning machine. the
want Of which hs. been much f,l, FOR sew
sral years pas, by those Who have been en-
gagged in baildins in the village and ,iein.
iiy. Mr,sr.. Hall and King have already
a lar. amour, Of work contracted for and
employ many men in their business. The
ensuing season promises to bo a very bu'y
oue for SOnth Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09
Editorial Correspondent
W..nINaIoN. H. ! -

wssu>eIo>. March 1900.
sHs NIlr rursiDNCr-roucr %. mE d..
ryGuCAN PARTY.
In sp'skins o. the oh.'ei. and aims Of tie
Republican party, there j. one -cn,imsu, in
which al seem 90 asr-e-tlst % ..sk. %
brin: bask tbe government 90 the Joc,rir.s
AID policy Of tbs early fathers. And when
We speak OF the policy % the Republican
founder o. tie government, W mean s5ms-
thing beyond the mere question Of African
slavery. Il is true that this wa a great
Anj prrpl'Sing question then and so 10 is
now. What Washington, and Masor, and
Henry. ard Jefferson, ani MADISON, and
Pinekngy though, Of slavery I, To-. isa q1c..
ton too well urlsrsi ? % Re successfully
sonuoysrtsl. Mr. l.,5o-a. alter irving IN
vain 70 unite TIA S1ui1. as section, oQ ihc
tarig question IN ls32. changed ,lg issue 90
the slavery quosii-G. On proof Of this We
have the authority OF Col. Benton. che IT,
corded debates in Congress, and other ey..
dsnee TOO conclusive 10 Be- doubted. even By
the most .sspiicai.
Mr. Calhoun was a great leader. and long
bef,rs be died BE- succeeded in infusng has
doctrine. iut1 tbc minds of ,h- radical men
is hls SEXTON % iae Union. in 1870. nal-
lise4Eion and sion srrfns up 30 Souih
Carsaoa, upon the tariG issue. and the
quesiiOs exist. TO-DAY precisely a. {. di
ihen, la'a h,ias changed to slavery. The
foliJsc.' q W. Calhoun succeeded in en-
grading thsis idea. up1n the democratic
party 70 such an extent that II has obtained
the ea,iro control % tie orEan.1ati5n. and
IL now i, and has bosn f5r Yeas. a p,o-
slavery party, apG 0O,h,us else. The slave
capitalists own ths party. make its plat
fosas. nominate IL candidates. and dictate
it. eziire policy. Il Is thi. policy ,hs Re-
pnbIiean party seeks 20 ohange For this
reason. ia selecting a oau3ida,o ior Presi-
denl, nan sh0ald he tlkea vhs. in ba'.s'
and sentiment. emhoiies ils .ica' Il &c
party he Is 10 reTrsssa,. To 70 oUs,ii 81
the party for candidate would be s,i. To 20
fAs RspsjioIn orgssis0ii0a. ia any event.
Could such candidate b elected be would
break down and destroy his party friends az
eomplsiely ~ John Tyler DID the Wing
party. Saeh a yisiory would asiuslly Be
more dsastrOas to ,hs party AL eouniry.
than defsAt i;s'll. Rst Hails we would
select RPsiL1sa, cue Who has a record
shat Is pni@peaehabls. We Do lat believe 1t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

S,EBAIu SouoOL EluuniTioN. Tho e1hi.
bi,ion given by the children connected with
the Univer.ali.i Sabbath School. on Thurs
day evening, week, was very pleasant at
lair. tn, children took hold OF the matter
with - will, had their parts we'll. and ac-
quilted th"mselsc. with much credit. The
parts OF some Ut the little ones. who could
hardly li.p their words. afforded much
amusement to tho audience. "a Visitor
from the Moon" by the children OF Mr.,
Parri. and Mr.. Klhball was admirably
given. The closing scene. one previous en-.
titled Sign, aud symbols" and one IN
which a elias. answered to the letter. VI the
Alphabet. also met much favor. We learn
that tho exhibition will DO repeated next
"Wednesday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

The mean. taken TO run free adver.
tiscmen, through the press, are frequently
laughablc. bonner thus draws public at.
ten,ion to Cobb, las, story and to show
tho adroitne's Of tho thing. we give it
pass:
"Tt is said tia, Sylvanu, Cobb. Jr., the
famou. writer COR the New York Ledger,
although now a staid man Of family, was
once violently in love with beautiful Clip.
" girl, whom 10 foil in with while on a
hunting excursion in the woods Of Maine,
and ,ha, for long time the strange erea-
turc retained powerful influence over the
handsome youn; man. This is supposed TO
DO the origin OF his story: The Girsey
Daughter or. The King and the Sorceress.
the ilr.s chapter Of which is in this weeks
Ledger and the tale, illustrating one of
the sironges, passions Of bis own life. sur.
passes in interest anything that be has be-
fOro written"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

DrIurr Dr. True continues the a" Ec.
el-.ssuul chapter.
UNWrenLsIs This sect was organized
IA town, in 1877. by Joseph !wiichell, and
seven o,hsT, Daring tie next year Rev
Geo. Bates preached several times a, tho
Acadcmy. In 1854 the society erected, their
house Of worship, and made choice Of Rev.
Zena. Thompson. a. pastor. lie remained
until tie winter Of lsjT.
"Rey 4 G. Gaines Of Kentucky, was
next chosen Pastor, and entered uron hi.
dutio, IN Jane. 1857 Under bis mini,ira.
ton tho society ha. sustained preaching
through ,be wear, and in Autumn II 1850,
church was organized consisting OF %
members. Tho comparatively r-crnt his.
tory Of the society gives Us but isw incidents.
Of an historical nature. The society have
been harmonious in their operations and
have induced many to attend public wor.
,hip on tie Sabbath Who might no, have
brought under tie influence Of any otlsr
religious society"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

pluuder, and a clear national eonscisnee Of
: more worth than all the material PrOsPcri'
~ ever ksssrcd by ali distinguished men
from tbo time Of PotighAr to the rressnt
that the schsnSs Of politicians 10 gair pow
er and TO keep il have BEEN the eacisHt
cause Of the corruption and ruin Of all Re-
publics at all periods Of history, and that
,Se Great Rcpoblie Of toe Western world
eaupO, escape the same fate II her PEOPLE
allow themselves % be ralsl BY .slf'h par
tisAp.I Do yOa suggest such absurd IDEAS
a. ,sessY Then yoa aust travel, ny
friend, and expand your intellect.
Thine lovingly, NouAnnEP.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

LirrEAsr ANNOUNCEMENT. The Boston
Transcript says that Ms.,s Brown IS IT,.
gard %. that city have 10 press . new auI
complete edition Of Carlyle. Essays. rosie.
ed, enlarged and annotated BY ,Ie author
Tho work wall BE- in four volumes, printed
at The Riverside prss,, on Enc tinted r,p.r,
in the style u the Boston edition OF che
" Curiosisie. Of Literature. twill h,,a
a copioas index and new portrait. anl VI
DO altogether the finest edition ~ Clr.yl
ever issued On either eide Of lhc atlantic
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

TnE IIurcuNsoNs. Til. celebrated com.
pany ofvocali,ls will give one Of their EN-
tertainireE,s a, the Congregational Church,
So. Paris, on Friday evening. Their names
are household word. throughout the coun.
try and the hearts Of thousands have been
hlIed with pleasure by their simple melo-
dies. Let them have a full house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

4 NV DAILY. a New daily paper will
be- established in New York. on the fret Of
May. The ohrct Of the journal will be to
rre.en, all the news OF the day, free from
the vulgar details now 81 generally gwen /;
and to discuss all pablic matters from an
evangelical standpoint. \ large capital
has been furnished so that its success L.
certain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

TnAr" PoRRISCtR." AGAIN. We notice
that Rev. W. A. Drew has pc,itioned the
legislature 10 grant him township Of
land in AroostoSk. lie wishes TO illustrate
a "rural home" in that region. Mr..
MeCrilIs remarked that the petitioner
showed Crom~viian spirit OF patriotism ;
for it recognized fully a frn ,rus, IA divine
providence and ais, the caution Of keep
ing the powder dry. Referred to a special
committee.
Capt. I.aae Gage, Of Augusta has also
asked FOR gran, Of land IN that region.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

DENoriNAr1NaL. Tic Advocate ,ly,
the friend, of Rev. \. IAwrync,. - North
PAr'', and Rev. T.. ". Pray, ofEp..a.1.
have recently made them pleasant donation
calls.
The same paper paLli'he. thc D.!,su-
cIinc, from letter from Rev. NJ Pas
a" iou will BE- glad 10 learn that tts goo!
lrork It'll gJes on IN this vicinity. hlp.
iilcd uue rejoicing convert N Jan. ls.l.
Two other young m'u--school teacher
have expressed their resolve u lsnr.lar.,
serve The Redermrr. and We trust tiut q
deepening interest in eternal thing pr
vndes tho community. Wi'lbo tho friend.
OF Chri't, throughout the State, remember
n' AMI Ms cal'c in their rnyer,2'
\ good degree Of interest ia religion.
matters exists in the .osiety a.. Turner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

NoRoSBEGA BANK. We learn that the
Ae, tia, has just been passed by the iesi.la.
turc. relating ~ tins bank. ensures the bill.
holders the full value OF their notes. In
taking the AFFAIRS from the hands Of tho
receivers. the stockholders gave n bond to
the State Treasurer to the effect tina, after
the fret day Of May, they would redeem all
their bulls rs presented. OF course the
notes will become current, at once.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

Str. JrD. cOrEf. ], !. expected ,ba,
Judge Kent will be present. at the next
term OF this Court. which commences on
Tuesday. Since the last term, Mr.. Clark
has placed a stove IN the hall below, which
will add much to the comfor. Of deputies in
charge Of refractory juric'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09
GbeOafoyN democrat
PARIS, MAINE, MARCH ., lSoo.
rraLnAKD EVERY TRIDAr soENiNe M
WIN. A. PIDorN q Co.,
rEcrtirToEs.
JOHN }. rERrN. rdi'0r

Trrms.-ore noi'arssi F,0y csei' pc 1rsr
In ApvASch, Twa noi.af' at e. -.. tht
Neat.
CtruutNo. Toaccenmot.atr su, HsaIe otl-
in. 60 al b. sNicaiiug the citeu.ai'sa ota h,''s
n,p.s. /. hsretbe mausy sccompss,s. che uSJ,r,
~ vii ssnI
no COPIES. Coz oar year, for 500
% - %
rs. z. Mus, Ne. I Srollay's ln'l iug,
Co-st ~irect. n.strn, b. ruthorl-.. to receive 'd
vetssnsut. Dor this o. pee, 10 the sa'ns r'iss te-
guiffd ~ 81.
E.T~. u. PrrryS ottt \ co, ~ Suts 81,
Bo.ion. anI i2e Nsssau 81, Ncv Nois, ar' our
au,hsfissj assats - rrucurirs fubsoii an'i
tsfuariInE aivrui-surufs.
Efrraturatf,r 40 Divert. srulrHi-is ivld g. hc
de- irou che date oiths trf, tuserion.
- Communication. shHud ir iiiCctcd ta
"Ths ONnri psuiocr.i," f.tis Ne,
Book aud Job Printing
PROMPTLY ANp NEATLY rNECC1Ep.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09
THE OXFORD DEMoCR RAT.

pie look to the Republican party as tho
grea, leading fundamentally which !. to
bring about reform. LIT our people hc
wise in selecting standard bear,r. one who
is worthy the high position, and who win
lead bis followers to certain victory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09
The RepuSncaa national Convention.

\ Nat.onal g,psb .,.s C.sssti'.a ~,ii wet ''
CAicsgo. oa w,iae..ay, Obj. io.h da, Of My
psSt. az ~ o'ssck tnoor,l &c co. usa0,rati.a 20
s.aJ,,i,. 90 90 .,.. 1rrr. iar rrg..tsut aal Ne
Prss,d,ut ~ ihs best s.e,,ioa.
The RspuL.iJlu ,',,i. .s oi ,hr .svs,sl Static,
The 90, u.l,r, 81 ihs r,. aIs'. rsu, 90 I,ur.,''a-
pia. and ct the uro.itios par, Of N,W lrrr,
ard slI uthsrs vha trs vii.Hs Co cooperate 9th
thea ia ,rrpart OF tts ,,ui,'sir. uaa .hl thur
d, nsmIas'.I. an.I vho ar, orla.sd ta the r'lr,
OF che rrr.. ut Adaia.sftai.a, ls I.l,r.l rurraI.
,isa ADD --usrstia1; O., thr s,tsa.,.u % >a,rp
,,so tbs Tcu. r.: ,o che ars as4 'srs eco.
rshtiosl ai,,fiar that zoe Cse.,uutla. ,, its o.,
hfcr. cauiss Sh,,p ,aro au Jhs Truiioue. 90
the 49, state. o. che r,ar,H.r- 20 thr Az.
ean ta.a- ies o. aN .rris,I, o. u-hi. a1..ag
,irr-... ani vho nrr ,a iasn, ,i ths inrs'.1fe
sJui...aa oi ks..l. ,... che t..au ua's, t.r
Csu.r.sii,a ,cs-aty at.,f.l %, .t. Iea..; &C.
fs.iaur. thr Fs,ruil AI4.a..,n.,a.a 90 s,..ra
slus,1 s-lanur, aai o. t.s priae.rir. fol. Wa.l-
,sstaa n-J Jef,i.ou; 10 u.,ata,aiss ir,iohts tas
rsli. oil DE state. aad l-.sH. rs che ,nl u. eve
-, state aud Tsrr,tor, from av.r-. ,a,asIeai
AMI Of preserving ihs ,aiesr,l, 90 ihl. Ja1l. iui
the supreme, OF ibs ,oas'.tut,aa asI 'l~. rs.-,i
o. rar.sa,s thrrs,.i, ,rst tl- ea..riiss, % tas
lsia,f. OF .s.,i,.l r.,i, Co rr..,, tar u,, a,.',
pr,sc.p.s a.. established .s ih.. Ga,,Hlsr.
sNrsa-s Of l,. r,i.r,-rr, arr ,lur' ,a 20 ...
each safe tvo d,.,i',. 'o.a ,,,-, Goo Dol.
81 District aaI see as slts. 10 ll.e ia ilr 4, .a-
ytati5n.
EDWIN n. MORGAN, Nrs-lofA.
lu~CrIi BARTLETT, Maine,
George a.. FOGs. y No.
LAWRENCE UgNtNiEu. w.
JOIN Z. GOODRICH. Macs.
VA. " CTltti.. .rn|s i.anI
GIDEON WELLS. e. urrt.
THOMAS WILLIAM IH4r.
GEORGE UAGEtS. NaRa.L
ALFHTp cat DWELL. N.r.tr1.
rHu Cas- ~rOONEE, UhiH.
tAS~lt~ " CLAY. k..rsbs.
JAMES GtrCtiT. lH|u.s.
NORMAN o.. o. uu. lIHf.s.
ZAtuAtINU CHANDLER, Mich.
lu'N ll. TUT' ... W..r.r..1.
ALEXANDER F. f.NN~IN. Miau.
ANDREW J. ~TINLN~. Iowa.
A~A~. JONES. N....
MARTIN 2. CuNWl. ....ss.
LDWt> OLEIltNNL. d..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

4 RrcTtEss DE1p. On saturday morn.
Ing. at aboat ! O'Clock. the .,Jre ol joel
Pcrham, jr. a, Bryant. Pond, W., di,coy.
cred TO 10 on ire. IL broke out 900 tb, 30,
where there bad been no dts lhI. winter.
showing conelusively that It va, tb. work
of an inccndIary. Mr. Pcrb,m occupied
tho fr't door. In the UPPER part Of the
building, DR.. Lapham had Oh, ,llice aud
lpiging.room. the ret being occupied, by
Mr.. Curier - dwelling.
Mr. Pcrham wa. able to save portion
OF bis goods, as we'll Us hes book. aol pa.
per-. Mr. Currier losta portion II hi,
household effects. Dr.. Lapham va. svs
aud lot every article be bad. ezcsr'a
clothes, ia bis room nc Augusta. a..
cludes bis medical library worth SIpO.
a collection Of miscellaneous book, hls IN.
siruBent., a considerable stock II medi.
cines. which he kept for .als. aud large
variety oD'o,ahieal aud meteorological spec
linens. We are pleased to learn that his
iriend'arc taking steps to replace IN nea.-
ure' 50 far Us money will 10 it, the Ices
which he sustained.
The building Was worth SliOO. insured
mr 5000. Mr.. Perham's loss will be ah'r,
$1,000. We do not learn the amount OF Mr.
Curriers' les.
whs1 the fire broke out the wind was blow
ing iuriously IN a direction to ,ako all tie
JuIldinss on the north side Of the street.
Fortunately il ceased and the Ere was con-
tnSd to the building in which is originated.
lion. Gro. W. iScnsoLL, AitOrn ,y.Gen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

The journal says tha,a very danscrou.
disease las appeared among the cattle in
and about West BrookGell. lis termed
plrura pneumonia. IL j. infectious, aud
fears are entertained that great injury will
result from want Of care ia separating the
diseased animals from the herd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

Din, in Paris, February -, Mr. Peter
Chase. aged s: years, months, II day
Mr.. Chase. wa. born IN sutton. Mass.
aud was anon, the number Of early settlers
Who came to chi. town. In i5y5. he took
up a tnc, Of land in the north part Of the
town anG cmmcucsd e. clear 10 farm and
he remained on that anil the adpiuiue farm.
uuti near H., close q Li' life r fret
two winter. after commencing hero be spent
IA Vi, native town. laboring with an cldu
brother. in comhmakDg. Ca bis first witt
- PAri, be va kci 10 E,s;on, 80 miles. IN
one day. came 10y pack,, to Portland, and
the morning after reaching the latter place
.houldsrrd BIZ, aH and walked to -. Par..
lie 'rent to night with DANIEL s'owcll.
r,q. Tho second time be came VA hor'o-
back. through New Hampshire, bringing
bi. eject, ia ,.lIlc.bas.. lie ,oilci hard.
and hl. reared large flnily None were
more couscigu,iou. and uprisit in their
dealing, than lp. lie has ended bis Pill.
gritnasa in peace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

/. is stated that the fret choice Of the
Delegate. at large to the Chicago COnsen-
ton. chosen ., Augusta last week, Is fes'
sender aud that Seward will be their ssc-
ond choice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

Muico. Moderator, Henry W. Park,
by 81 mai.
Clerk. Arad Farwell.
S,lcc,msn. Charles A. Scott, II. T. Dur
gin. s c. Gleason.
Treasurer. benjamin Thomas.
Supervisor, Henry W. Park.
Al Republicans. The vote Tor Moderator
was party test.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

DR. True Gays the ladies gain nothing,
W sighting him. They always have RAINY
iAy'wbon they attempt to carry out their
leap scar pri,ilises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

EDlroRiAL CHANGE. Bro. Llln,on. OF the
Bridg,on Reporter, Published hi. valedieto-
~ las, week. lie announces tina, he is TO
60 to wider field Of editorial labor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09
Town officers Elected.

GInp. Mod. Timothy J. Chapman.
Clerk. Benjamin g. cofin.
sslec,men. John VI Bean, George Barn
ham. Abraham u. Larry.
Treasurer. Eliphalet Adams,
Agent. Parmenio Peabody.
Supervisor. Benjamin @ Coffin.
Al Republicans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

BrcEurtp. Moderator. Noah Prince.
clerk. na'tinc SPiuldins.
Sslec,men. Tho,. Chase, Noah Prince,
Orin farrnr
Agent. Noah Prince.
School Committee, Th,nt' Ch,''.
Al Republicans. Las, year the demo-
Gratis elected their Who'll, board oi oficery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

wooDsrocK. Mod. W. u. Lapham.
Clerk AMI Treasurer. Joseph Davis.
Srlec'mer. Perrin Dudley, KilbOrn Per-
ham. T.. VI Hobbs.
School Committee, Or. Lapham. W. NJ.
BROOKS.
Agent Jonathan Cole.
All Republicans but 81 Ssleeiman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

FRrrBrRG. We learn that, after ballot
ing nearly all day, J. : Powers was cho-
zen Moderator. and Marshall Walker,
clerk. They aro both Republicans. The
meeting then adjourned until to-day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

osroRp. Mod. Sebastian S Smith.
Clerk. Thomas Baker.
Selcc,men. 7. 7. Small. s. s. Smith, O.
II. King.
All Republicans but Smith. The check
l., was usci. ny which means one man was
detected IN double voting. After choosing
Sclectmen. adjourned one week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

PoErU. Moderator. +. BlaIo. Rep.
CLERK. Jas. French IT,, Dem.
Ssls-tmen, L. \. Neal, Rep, L. f. Fox,
Drw.. j II stanley, Dem.
School Com. w. ). Moulton. Rep, Ran.
dall Libby, - Rep, \. II. Mason Dem,
L. q bb.. E,p. Agent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

SIoNuuN. Mod. Edward 4 Small.
clerk. Henry 4 small
Scl,cimcn, Sumner Evans, David Small,
Joe ; Sawyer.
Treasurer. samuel T. Rand.
Collector and Constable. simeon Evans.
Supervisor, DR.. VIM. \. Manning.
All Republicans eIcer, "a aud % Select.
men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

LovrLL. Moderator. Jane, Hobbs, j..
CLERK. Horace Eastman.
Sel-crmsn. John q. lIimblen. John Brsg,
don. jane, Evans
Treasurer. T.. e. IIambl,n.
Town Agent. Eldsn Barker.
Supervisor, I. C. Harrington.
AL Republican. but Supervisor. J. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

Hon. Gro. W. lScEEsoLL, AttOrn sy.Gen.
eral Of Maine, died a, Bangor, on MOnday.
lie was 81 year, Of see.