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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-02
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sssFF't's tss..sss
J. Il. LIGON ( Co,
DEALERS IN
FURNITURE AND BuaalES.
Dallas Sfysef, .h0erson, IcIas,
II EEP constantly on hand a choice assortment
N Of Furniture, and an elegant lot Of bugqics
They have now in store and for sale
SeNcnty-Et<c NWgSaCs,
or almost very quality with Harness complete
to match Buggies and Harness will he sold
separate If required
AlSO-A large assortment Of eycolleu, and
beautiful Mahogany, Rosewood, Walnut and
Cherry
FURN 1T L RE,
Comprising almost every article in thu Furni.
ture line Secretaries Wardrobes Bureaus.
Bed-ieads. Sofas Chairs. Centre Dining and
Card Tables. WoFkg,ands. Lounges, Mirrors,
etc, etc.
ALsO-CARPEiiN6 & the latest styles.
AlSO-A large assortment x beautiful
NGs,
In gilt frames, of various sizes and prce'
AlSO--A large lot Of
NAT R SSES,
Single and Double, OF various qualities, all Of
which they will sell az very small advance
i'n~ dg engaged permanently in the Car
riagc and Furniture business, they will en-
deay0r to keep on hand nj all times. a general
assortment in each line
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-02

A fine assortment, embracing saddles brides
circinglcs girths, buggy riding, aud Wagon
whips full sets Of harness, saddle bags, carpet
sacks, ,runks of all descriptions.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-02
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

An endless variety. from the fines, to the plain
est aud most durable, and OF all prices. Gent.
furnishing Goods, embracing shirt, drawers, cre.
yats .usncuiers hnis hncia shnee c,c
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-02
Very Particular Notice.

have removed from Marshall % Jefferson for The
purpose and in the hope oi fading more business
| TAX, thi- occasion Of rendering my thanks u ny
friend. aud customer. ia Marshall the former thank
for their personal kindness the latter for their pat
rnuAgc.
The Watches snd Jewolfy in my possession for r.
pairs were eft Ia charge NJ NJ Pollock who will de-
liver them 20 the owucrs on demand
An work dome by me in Marshall which does not
perform we'll and al iewelfy sold which does MT
hold good a. represented can be sent 10 at Jefcf
son, where viii ohctrialy lula. All my eentfse,s'
4 l.. tricky.
rsssrsna Nov Il lsGo ul0tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-02

FROM Marshall 10 JEFFERSON DANGER
FIELD. MOUNT PLEASANT AND CLARhs
WILLIE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-02

Misses shoes
OF every quality And sis. just received And
~ for sale By
Ia. isA nlst
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-02
SAUOI.ERN.

\ rich and choice yarctT. Table Crockery
Hollow and Glass Ware fnC china sets, spoons
knives ard fcrfs Sc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-02


Negotiations are now pending to place -
e.cry department, professors Of the highest quail.
itjcaiions and well fitted, both by education and
experience, to I'll their positions
The salaries paid to Professors are such as to
command the best talent, and no pains or ex
ponse shall be spared to make their school wen
worthy the patronage OF an educated and intel
lgcni community ,, a..
rhe tnitinn Eos have been reduced by the
Board of Trustees and fixed at the following
rates viz ~
Ancient Language Mathematics, nc
solid Sciences. Civil and Military In
ginccring, Field Foriifcatlous' pei ses -
SION ......+...t+,ss.+ - .-. q. wv ~
English Grammar, Geography, Atlshme- -,
tic, History Ac....,.,..,.,..,''' ~ w
Primary tiaSs, ...s..ss.' sst'ss - "
Fuel In College bailding. ......,.,,.. W
Nopray LANGUAGES Henceforth there val
he no extra charge for them in this institution
DR.. w. G. Avery, G gentleman who spent som'
,in,e on the continent Of Europe, has charge O
this department, and also Of the "rees c'"ss@'
r. ). BASS, President.
Marshall Sept, 1860.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-02
THE LADIES

VIII find an endless variety of rich and plain
goods, embracing silks barcgcs. organdies, print
81 and plain jaconels; plain, figured, and cross
barred mu,lins Of all descriptions fine lace and
sf rnan,illas prints, domestics bleachcd and
nnhloschod Bonnets. Ribbons Irish linen, EN-
hroidered SKIRTS collars. sleeves, hosiery bands,
p"teui corsets and corscts OF all descriptions
chancl and rohair dresses the finest fans ever
tfnrglt T., fbis ,u,rl.f a..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-02
SCHWARTZ ARRIVED!
THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS EVER
BROUGHT TO MARSHALLM


rCliE undersigned has just received, and is now
i opening the largest and handsomest stock OF
goods he has ever brought to this market. They
were purchased under his own personal super
vision, and upon such favorable terms, that he
ia prepared to offer then TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT CHEAPER tha1 any he has ever
sold in Marshall. In variety ricl,rces and ex-
tent they can'ot be eScellcd All are iG7i'ed to
call, examine, aud satisfy themselves, as to fual
itv and prires
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15

Nathaniel Gorden, a slave trader ha'
just been convicted 10 the U ;. Court. Ia
New York. The President reiu.c- TO inter,
iere Nth the sentence.
Gen. Scott lei, for Eurorc on Saturday,
10 the Aaeo. Tburlow Weel went in the
sane vessel. Bi.hop Hughes Of New YORK,
Bishop Mcl,,aioe OF Ohio. and lion IL
ward Everett. will shortly follow. Henry
Ward Brcctcr Is already there. II Is con-
i,c,ured that all thee gentlemen have the
ultimate ohJci OF creating favorable pub.
lie sentiment IN Europs. IN EFFORT 10 the
sGorts Of Sl,dals and Mason, though they
d. not ~ a. government agents.
The ;, Liui. Papers pablish long roll
Of lciters irUm persons mentioned in Gen.
ThOma. report. as we'll a. tina, OF the Au
ditpc COMMITTEES, reiouns .srisiem. and
IN % m,lI terms the charges there contained.
Brrurt John A.pin~all, con Of Mr..
justice A.pinsAll, OF Albany. IN this coun.
~. Vas shot through the arm IN the ha,ils
at Ball BIug. IL was in Rhode leland
regiment.
SiI pcr,on. were received into the Com
grrra,ional Church under Rev Mr.. Wheel.
wright, last sabbath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15
rrr,rr,rtov tn, Daily Advertiser Of

PEr,rr.rioV. The Daily Advertiser Of
Monday. thus d,scT,be- tie presentation OF
appropriate articles ia worthy recipient .
saturday evening. the room " abe Mrr.
cauuls Library Association we've veil AL. q,
thc ac,a.i0u b,ins ,be Trssfu;a,i1n ct e'r-
tain s,it. 10 JARVIS e. S.syvns = member Of
a. Association. AMI al-j " :he Board q
Tr.ls. who "a. enlisted and holds >cc,ni
Li..tso.nt-. commission "a CO 2. C,vairy
regiment Hon. John II B-Iwn, rresi-
Of the q ard 81 Trade. IN behalf % the cor.
r.rlriln. presented e Plir % tine rrVo.'er''
m response % which H. ~ ;. returned his
,tank.nam1l,,iani well c5ucy vel speech.
Taen r =. Gyrr,.h. E-Q., Precedent Vt 'hc
Ma. IA bstalf Of ,hc Association mat'
NJ Steven. the recipient 81 handsome
c.y.lry sword. 81, ant ash or which
Mr. tsudcry! DO. acknowledgements ~
,,rv handsome uann-r After thee ce'e-
m.ri-. were concluded, rom ,TS. NsT~ "a I'll
~ I G. Hrrsey. Es,l Joshua I Emery
J-i,i,ab Jes,,,. III ,I!Ju. John b Brown,
Henry Fs1. I. T. Tvtcheli. an JAnr.
Bailey. E-g,. Lieut. Stevens has '-sn eon'
uec,gl with both tls above organizations
for several year,, hlId,us o., different time,
important ,-.t,pu' iu each and the te''i.
u.uaI- we're no Dee. msr,tes - an active
and sh-i.ui tUsmbcr. than an upright. en-.
terrr,.ug AID reliable busiOess Uan. W.
Ni,a L,m bright laur,.s 10 hls new vocation
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15

Forts Walker and 8sauresard were taken
the enemy breaking and scattering without
.p,king gun.
Beauiort il completely deserted Of The
Wire inhabitants. The negroes are Wild
With s1ci,emsn, and revenge. They were
shot down like dogs for refusing to 70 with
their masters.
Thirty dead rebel. have been found, and
more are beng found having been hastily
buried in the sand.
TIE &c rgia troops ran Gre, and the South
Carolina last. The camp On both points
we're given uP u the marines who made a
rich harvest
Earty.,hrcS pieccs Of cannon were cap
,ured. mo.t Of them Of the heaviest calibre.
Also Eve hundred muskei- and large
amount d ammunition Twenty I've hnn'
drrd blanket. we're taken aud tents tor three
thousand non.
AMER the capture Of the fort. the whole
army. 1900 men. were safely landed aud
established on shore Toe iorts we're bot
h,,le injured. ~, the enemy could not
stand our ~. shells. The iOrec OF the
encmy was 300 10 loOo.
Every cOe catered into the hsht With the
Determination that the forts should bc
-iIeucyd. though It eo.; the whole aee'.
Not single she'll scot By 'ss enemy eur''
m our sLip.. ~ Charleston, neKi DAY.
thirteen minute gun. were 6rvd indicating
the burial or a Brigade General.
None OF our vessels we're sunk.
Alter taking possession OF the forts and
pun. Ten. sherman issued a proclamation
e. tls PEOPLE Of S,s,h Carolina, stating the
ro..on. Tor the inya.,cn VI 'be,r state, ADD
elcqusutly urging them 10 return TO their
alirgancc.
The rgbcl- retrrd across skull Greek,
asou, ~ milc., who're {, Is 'uFposed they
will MAKE a stand
There b. complete panic throughout
S5u,h Carolina ADD Georgia, and Il 10 ~
lievcd ,bs capture OF savannah would b.
cu-y
Understood tba, Gcu sherman will
improve hr. dyicucr. before advancing. lie
ia. thousand. u negro lasorer-.
The eo,erumsu, ordered from AnAPoI'''
on FRIDAY last. i've ,bourOd troop TO ~
10 .areg tbe naval tipcdit,on.
NV YoEI. Nov. Is. Orders were -
cri,,I to-day tot the .airmeu' 81 ordnance
and crio,pcs store. 10 Port Royal. TO be
for~Arded Immediately.
The Navy department. has Issued the FOL
loving order
TIE Department announces 10 The Navy
AM q tie country. IT, high gra''tc',ipo al
the brilliant succc-- Il the comhin'-i navy
and army iorcrs. rc-p-cti,ly cnmmanica
by f.s oihc-r :. + Dupout and Bri, ten.
j ". sherman. IN the cap'arr oi i'''
Walker and B.tur s4ri, cHnmsnii". The
sutrauc. O. Port ROYAL tlaE'ot, S'ui' Gar
o,Ia T. comm-nlrat. th.s signal victory
t - ordered that a National -alut" l- Bird
frun each Nav, Yard. "a Meridian, ou The
d.v after the rycerjiou % this order
.S'cued "ipN"S WILLS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15
NJ A Z RIED

L. waie,f,rd. oct 9Th. ~ e. w. Rlni.
E.q G.pfgr v. B,ckLsf 1t Abauy 10 Mi.s Jl.
la \. Palmer oi >t1n-ham.
Nov. I. b, sane, Chs,le. &. Ilaul,lia To- Ms.
Eliea ". Nhuti-s 10th ~ Waterford.
~ Albany b, Rev. =, L.. Good, Peter War.
veil 20 Me. Mir,nii Huishin'1n, bath ofAlhin, g.
Also. 90 tbs sane ds,. Anos FIN, jr., 10 N,.s
Maths !sa- Ai'ey, both n Waterford.
a. Rlnhfd. Oct. ei-t. los ~. ". Bllnchsfd.
E-,.. Hsuru u. Nir.,n ~ Mics Eliza 4. Hot,
blih 81 kumiJul.
o. Sumu.r. iD,h insi. ~ Rev. Is q. Witty 4.
C,ra. n. Heah 10 Niss Ehia ". Bugs, both
ui ~emuef.
n C.nion, EIra T.. D.,lea ~ Farainsion, TO
Me. Aana Iouiss Stsple, IL Caaton.
o. HaialofC. olh last, - lisF. J. TiiD,, JOha
NJ. wuai. Il iioDokhn, y. Y, 10 Ni.s Louise
d'aghi-s sf ia L.,in,u Ri~'uu. IT Ruminrd.
IL Saco. Iih iu.i., b, Rev. J. kr'e, Thomas
Ilafk. Il h,aaIhs, \, Y, u M'.- Martha A.
Coshaan Il ONforI, Ne.
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Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plas,ers

cure 10 I've ioar', ps,a' ani ~sakns'. ~ the
biea.,. .,ie ani bach. All Rbsams'ic Complaints
10 an s,F,illy .hod p.Iiod Of time. spr.d on
I-,aaiifll white anb ska. iheif u'e sahI-cts III.
sesrrf o. ao Inconvenience, and each one MI
wear ffon oas week o. three moaths. ff'es ~
- cents.
Usrick'. ssgar C,,ni PIN, and KID Pl..isp
are .oli by Dagzist. aud Mctch.ats 80 I'll plns q
the Unhel state. Csnal,s asd sos'h America.
ani may H. pb,aped by callinT for them y, their
sll name. DIR. l., u. ilERRiCk n 60.
Ab,uJ. y. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15

rl'llE FARM kna~a a. the Ne. farm, situated
10 the tpvn ofOfihon, DSfpfd 'ouniy. sad
sfn contain. sips, mo- hundred scfs' ani d',"sJ
a. lp1s. % .us. 81 hr'i quality ,nisf'al' 20
acre 81 ,upsfar upiiad. al IN high state OF
cultivation. .a.i cut. ,-ul, as'"i ~ too. ~ hay;
IN, isinainsS. 81 sls.ui ~ acres, 70 suitably 1T
,id-d intn pt.iurs.r and supdhsd. Builiing' ~
s.sp.l r-Ja,r; 'tsbL S6soO. AMI never is'iag ~a'
isT "a llih house and .isbLr sad arm - stu
utsd v,ihin I 2miis. II lifown's Mills. - GALE
81. sni b.. b.cn occnpi-d a. publ'e house io'
the let lev ,rir. D., the .ul'-cf'isr; s"i u ia
beet rate .iuution lof pebble hoass, :. u - ga
The difrrt stage fouis iInn Bethel ." Lff'l' v
N anI The Lake county. The sioSe property
uill b. .oli aia bargain. u applied inr 'oon. i'
the ,nL.,fii~f !. oa, ~ health soi ~'sh"' a. 80
g,s- ~ .oa,- lighter lalsaT o, bV.ie'.'- DO h''
ihsf .t,ui,f. "a f,lsiisa "a th~. al.,Ne pfulsry'
,eloi,iwr can 10 h,d Ia Isaac l. io'k 81 last
Gfaitoa. of The .uhscfi-r oa the v'.mis"s.
BENJAMIN BROOKS.
Er.llnn Oct. -, l-oi. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15
TAyERB .yepIoys

IN q,uiil,e. Nv The loisa of .iaglc oa~.
watch Gi,..-. .pi ,',,t.ri,i. fp' WTeh makrrs
w,il ~ firti.h~i cheaper Than thry clHh- huaghi
~ rouhni. o. 'hpr, people hal better call o.
hip sai oVr mpnry.
E,~pth,ng warranted 10 h. whai u ;. sold lof.
~. m,t, -. " iisnc.iy y th- brsi irpliry,' aad
The inp,i .uts 81 suct-c.l. "A, Wstk snuasi-i
To- him will b. lone ,r',uiing q coatrpct. aud
~arr,pisd gpni.
~. wnali like 90 ace anv watches that have
h-rn .ppil- IN ,n-Np-risncci votkmrn. ana "
hs dat make then p-tiaun veil thee wiil be ne
chu.c. The s,n. 18th clo-ks.
PLAN watch ,u,Srn-ni. will w. iall i~s~llsi
hen ~. ti,f~d. sai good gusricf oT verge Saichs-
vii be- altered O. Lstrt Esc,p-nrui. ata h,r
price. Chmhameirf b,l'rrr. Inserted 10 Watches
that h.y. plaza hihre,.; aad haall, in,thing
that .. required a. l.. inn- 10 ~stsh "' elk +,
vii b. dose 81 he. .hap,an warranted a. H. doa"
"a a wptkntnl'r niHa"'.
Wufk ssbc,isd lfpm other NaioAmiksfs. Which
will De ipue 90 q tar di.ruunt,
Jewclry Repaired.
Letter Engraving neatly frscutcd,
,grC.hpa,G lor old Gold aAd silver.
BrruItIlILL.i-bi. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15

Gen n .,ntGl,man define, paying special
attention o. the cat hing ct negroes Who
succeed Running Away from rcbe. masiers {;
ought be 90, 10 be .uper--ist a, once by
Gen. stuae. ~bJ covered himself oil over
viii glory ty the baiLe Of Ball. Bluff,
W., ordered Col Baker q '' Hake a dash
~ Lss,b'urs pf5mi''n: o meet him there
a, night. With ,-peci-. instructions y shoot
down any &c lawI--, tepr-i,i0r- Who might
leave ui, ranks. meaning Of csurse, any
who should ,na,c, injury upon the lives or
property oi the v,rginian'' Wear afraid.
n cen IleiuI.eman - Allosrd q remain
IN Command pc ~ill -,eutually % -otns'h'ng
O. hurt tbs feeling. D. our Southern
Br,tbr,n. Ia,-e 1l,ue, ough' 10 he looked
alter. lD4,iy Adv.
A poor negro slave saved the lives OF one
hundred of yur soldiers a. Lee.hurg Heights
by lerryns them aerls' 'av river ia h'' 'kif
TIE wo1len mill, rrcsu:!y destroyed by
fr,ia ). r,h Berwick. Ne d, 10 o, r-bail,
Immediately. There vas a. !Usuraros Of
$500 frJp-riy destroyed. $4,000.
The Concord Sase-inhns,ys that I've s''e
men Il Dover. few days since. made an
excursion O. me sea coast, near saeo, Maine,
and returned thence with Isl water fowl.
70 tbe great asionishmsnt OF lg.' mighty
hunter. in The place of their residence.
Jane. : HOLMES. E.q 81 f,Ncroi', ha.
ben appointed a TRIAL Justice within aud
iJr ,hg County u PIsca,aquis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15

The steamer North Briion. one OF ID.
Canadian Steamships. plyisg between Mn
tre.i and Liverpool ~as wrecked on tho jih
Tie vessel struck On PsraqusI island. on
her outward TIP The passengers were
taken OF IN two lighter. and landed a, Port
Niagara, elcsp, boat Load Of seven. which
left belOre the schooner appeared. aud have
Mt since been heard irou. M,., Of the
baggage snd mail. were lost.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15

THANKSGIVING ros rHE SoLpirRs The
friends Of Oh, members Of the Name Ten'h'
are preparing to send them Thanksgiving
dinner.
The Advertiser states ,ha, Commi,'e~-
have been appointed in lewiston Norway
and Portland, H. receive contributions OF
pool,ry aud other food cooked. TO - tor
wardet. w,nslow 4 Co. iorwari these
package. free % charge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15

Hon. Nathan Dan. Appleton, late At.
torney Genera! Of Maine. died suddenly at
be. rc-,dcnc, "a Alfred. Yesterday morning.
Of heart disease Ills az was o.. lis
dra,h was wholly unexpected, and almost
without moment. warning The funeral
~,ll be At AIlrcd on Friday next, At two 4.
" NV 18Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15

llrNrNCruN SgT PARpoNED. The repIrt
that huntington. the great fOrgsr, was par
dOnet BY the Governor OF New York. !. un-
true. Ills term OF Imprisonment expired BE-
fore h was released.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15
A. II. KER,
Attorney & Counsellor at Law
fRYEBIrRG.
ode. over Il. G.. B..ssu'. Sio~.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. We having
I b..s spi-,.alei 10y 'he ledge e Po.ba,e Vr
ihe Couat, af UXf, Il, 10 T-s.iy- sal Examine the
claim. 81 the cpgio', of Jane. l.. Haskell. klr
al w.leiG Cord an .,id Cnnsi,. deceased. whose
e.i.ts /. represented 'insol1ent, give aslcs bat
.ix aonth. have b,ca allis,i to siii crcjiio's Ia
br,ag ~ and pTose their csi'ss; aai ihs, Ne viii
ait-sd b. the dai, zs.g ~ q, thu store. Of the
,,iset,l-r, In Waterford. oa the last Saturday Of
D,e.al., aud January n-Ni, iroa, i.s o',lock, A.
N ., 10 Gur o'elock. T.. ". each 81 aid d.,.
Datsd The tsratY .s'sih d,y ofOci. 1861.
JOHN 4. GERRY, }Coumis-
DAVID ". NOBLE, ( .iaucU.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15

We observe tina, Henry ). Hayes OF Or.
ford, Ia. eseu appointed Master. Mate, in
the L. ) Navy. with order. to report at
Brooklyu. NY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15
Ericgton Academy,
AT NORTH BRIDGTuN, MI.

AT NORTH BRlDGTON. NE.
'I'iir winirf Tea w,u cuamsnos 90 TUES
nay. Dsccisbcf :. ls6i, ssd ouaiinus ~
s~cls.
{ T.. IiiLT'oN. 4. o.. r"ac,2sl.
n.,,i -sbt ihr ,-sd-fr, rsr ~ osi,ssi i,r
- 90 ~, SEX. ~ss'i sai 10. hts -sira.
S,si-ai, 60 rri1s- ihsir sNp-nss. by baafd,nE
thsHi.riSrs
~ pa,a. ~ill H. 'psr-t o. fesdrg the School
pi-,,ani aal profitable o. al who aueai.
Lex book. ~ ruui,sd pf,or..
=. N. NENn. secretary.
Meth ntdrs,, ust. .. lS6i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15

CAUTION. whetras gy ~is,. Mar, Jane. has
v lcli nv be,i and iasrd. i,h1-; any rca '.s'ie
caus-. lhs5-G'r. ius,,ri 80, p-fsoa trusting OF
ha'tprias 'rr ~ "a, sc0osal, a. shall 70. no
dslas II here nfae,ing a,hrr ihi. date.
PELEG q. OLDHAM.
Peru, Sept. D., 1857.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15
In naN. of Old.

Thsrs uas tilar--in tl,s ul III
Nhru heiAh 80. yf,trj abISr &c t1ll,
That day rs pss.el--sii nss gisct
Thai psscisu. boon-si shosA project.
Of srn.s ssi r-a.oa, an are b-feh.
-, q Spnh appsar there. lu, huie ls0.
Arr', Dc thru o. cure yuur ~
By the ta,,ue.iistu go ct il-rtick's rils.
The. r-m.fA 90, PHI. .t.rile whole coranupi
IL. b, thsir W,ll-.ful cIrr.. Aiapisl 90 ia
f.u-,, ,uuth. rasuh,Ii ani oid ,r. fut up N,ti
Easi.h. Splm'A, Frroeh aid Grruan directions
flrg,ni, ruitci w,.h sHgir, pu ~, vegetable
act .sii o. i,rt- lsuil, bIN~. (pr IS cruts.
-sr>os aiysriisr,arut GA thiri pIge-
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County o. Oxford

CRIMINAL. COSTS. The following !. STATE
y men, IL Cost. 10 C1,miR.l Prosecutions, ~.
lo~e,i b, the COan Of Coaniy CoHanissin iers, at
tho May Term, ls6i, as certified ~ the Ile'A OF
C0ur..
stat. Vs.. q. ". Austin, s9So
Originated -E.f. " " Bolster. Eco.
Allowed BY u M.uos Esq.
State ". same, 90
AJwsd b, } n Marcos, Eco.
uta,e " s,lsanis Ryet.oa, -S
Oriria.l-i l.,iote VI W Blanchard, Leg
sps v, c Eastman. ISIS
Orisins,.d /, ios. s~l allowed by
isa.c ilsntall. Ecu.
State v. Ratio. Bal, 70"
Oigia.,sd lei,rc and allowed by
Wv Bol',eS Eco.
s,.,e ". o-ilis Y.aae, Res
o,is,asisd b.lore aad alIored ~
I..ac y SIanle,. Esq.
State v, C,ru. l. ce'k: """
Osigiaaisd hrl.. @a.i ab'~en3
I.a.e = stanLy, LEI
Stat. v. chsIles FarrAr, Vo'
o,;yiol,sd before sRi aliowedby
I.aae n. Stanley, ESQ.
Stair w.. JOba porn %"
O,,s;sa,el l-lore anil alloved by
I.ase n. Stanley. f'q.
dat, v. Jackson h CLm-n,, 100
O,,sisAied before and sl"~ed by
Hsa,y lIa~kia', Esai
W. PIDGIN, CO. Tmri =
Treasurer. Oa,cs, oxioti 20. $50
Paris. NAY ~, 1861.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15
Importing Houses,

~ ilosiun. h. ih,nks he r,n farn''h good. ch.sTs
,h.n en- h. Sound hi. sole 81 iis.ion,
IL hs. WATCHES IT An~1'csn. ss,u. Eag.
li.h .rd Ff.urh. iInai'ag and Open fsce'l. Gold.
silver anl Gilt r,ss.,
sPCCrACLES. OF all k,nd.. snd auy qn,a,iis
u sl,.. tn act IN old Spectacle Bo-'. TO su't all
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15

DOSr OFFICE, Hfoee6clt. Nov. IS. 1861.
i N-u ssmt,. hasiag bs-a received at this
eide. ! .hl Nv ofd-S 81 the Department, ~.
- .nge t~'H to the OF .lsups II the .sme DO
rs'r'r.Iipa Soc ,N d,ts, 90 uaui Ns','ul.r 2i'i.
after Witch date ths OFT stamps oil ~, H. &C..
oviVsd ~ eNrhsnge mo ia Is,,neui ip>..ts.r.
Eli Is. HEAN. r0stais.tet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15
d. ED

IL s~r,sa. oci. 27,h, NJ. %. barnard Ste
vea., agr-i a..
In Brihsl. Nov. :, Ma. Ans. IIsb, widow ~
the bte f'sothy A. ils't. aged -. Deceased
"a. .IBoHg he esrl, settlers Il the town, ha,ing
lived up0a the sane isim over 90 Years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15
Dissolution Of Co.Partnership

INt fiuN. The pahc 49, h.r'h, ciul,susi
Y s.si..t hIths.i1s. trlsi.s-. ri tiu,sh,ag spp.
Ultss tn 'astk e. u-ft. i-,Hps. - th- tf~u q
BfUsuh-id, ampl- rfs,,.'Hs hs'tag b.en salr
f,f be- 'up,t,,i b, The p1,r-.f. ~ Poor 81 slii
town 81 BuSoG-it; sai iAsy VII -, -, hill.
fat H.. .appou -ls~~hr'-. IL osT opiaioa he -
abe topfoyiie Coz hims~lf
SAMUEL SriCENEY.
T.. n. MEAN.
HENRY WHITNEY.
Nov. ~. 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15
COL MEAL DOW,
HENRY RUST, Jr., Lieut.. Col.

\ battery % artillery w,ll D. aii.cH,i %
Jbi. r,eim.ni, AND 90 "a respects it will h'
FURNISHED a' well as any regiment IRON thi,
STATE.
\ b'uuiy Of : 100, will be paid 20 recruits
wiSu ties ATE mustered cot % the service.
AMI there O.. o. cIuht that the Legislature
~ 40 GcIt >,ss'an. will appropriate money
&C. Day the bounty ~ twrutS tSu dollar r.
cv's~i BY the r-rrult- IN tie tr,t ten rrsi
tu-nt..
Pay aui rttilns vii commence from the
dly 90 Enlistment.
Places Of r-ul,zv1u. ior this company, Al,
BTyaut's Pond Bethel.
" a. LApliAN. p..,;....
MOSES c FOSTER. osser.
H. L DAVIS.
Bryau''. Pond and B-thel. Oct IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-11-15

COUNTRY DEALERS VIII DO will 10 call
on h,n, snd .,ve their frrightfrrm the city
pEpDi.EI,S ~,ll bad u lsf their adVsaisg. to
call upoa hha and stock ap. BeiHs IN oponcci'o"
9Th
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06
PATTPOAD SYSTEM OF ILIIN0Is.

Over 500, 900 900 Of private capital have been ex-
pended On the railroad system Of illinois, masmuch as
part Of the eincoe from several Of these works, with
q public fund in lands, 60 TO diminish The STATE
expenses the TAIEs ARE 41GEr, and must eonsequenE
ezery day decrease.