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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-28
Passed January 0, 1861.
AN ACT
tNo. 81

tNo.2.1 AN ACT
To amend section two hundred and seven
teen of an Act entitled "an Act of the juris-
diction and procedure before Justices of
the Peace, and of the duties of Constable
in Civil Courts," passed March ID, 1858.
SECTION l. Be il enacted by the General As
sernbly of the State of Ohio, That section two
hundred and seventeen of an act entitled ssan
act of the jurisdiction and procedure before
Justices of the Peace, and of the duties of
Constables in civil courts,' passed March IA.
1853, be amended so as to read as follows:-
Section 217. When q person, intending to
bring an action before Justice Of the Peace
is nonresident OF the township in which he
intends to commence such action, the Justice
may, previous to his issuing process, or at
any time before trial, require such person to
give security for the cost OF suit, which may
be done by depositing sum of money deem.
ed by the Justice to be sufficient to discharge
the costs that may accru in the action, or by
giving an undertaking with surety approved
by the Justice payable to the adverse party, for
the payment of all costs that may accrue in
this action.
Sec. ,. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
ED. "A. PARROTT, pro TEN.
Speaker of House of Reprcs@ natives.
ROBERT q. KIRK,
President of the Senate.
Passed January Il, 1861.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-28
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
No. Is. AN ACT

No.l5. AN ACT
To amend the act entitled an act supple
mentary to the act entitled an act to
provide for the creation and regulation of
incorporated companies in the State of
Ohio, passed May l, 1852.
SECTION l. Be it enacted By the GEN
eral assembly Of tie State of Ohio, That
the first secian OF the above recited act shall be
so amended as to read as follows: Section l..
That any number of persons, not less than
three. may associate themselves together, Us
provided in the sixty third, sixty fourth and
sixty fifth sections OF the act entitled an act to
provide for the creation and regulation of incor-
ated companies in the State of Ohio. passed May
l, 1852, for the purpose Demonstrating and main
tanning canal or canals for hydraulic purposes,
with the necessary culverts, waste ways, and
fixtures, building and repairing steamboats, and
other water craft, building and operating dry
docks and marine erailways-printing and pub
fishing newspaper or newspapers, or books or
other publications, quarrying stone, mar
bic or slate, boring or digging for oil, salt
or for other vegetable. medicinal, or mineral
fluid. in the earth, and for refining or purifying
the same, mining coal, ores and other minerals,
or manufacturing the same in whole or in part,
or both, and carrying on business usually con-
nected with the main objects of the corporations
aforesaid and when organized shall be a body
corporate, having all the privileges. immunities
and powers conferred upon manufacturing COM
panies of said set, and shall be governed in all
respects by the provisions of said act. and the
acts supplementary and amendatory thereto.
SEo. 2. That the first section Of the aci
hereby amended be, aud the same is hereby re-
pealed.
SEC. 3. This ac. to be in force from and af.
ter its passage.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
ROBERT G. KIRK,
President of the Senate
Passed February Ia, 1851.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-28
Passed February Is, 1861.
No. IA. AN ACT
To authorize the guarantee Of United
States Bonds.


Whereas, by the 18th section of an act of the
Congress of the United States, entitled "an ac,
to regulate the deposits of the public money"
approved the Odd OF June, 1896, the sum of two
millions seven thousand two hundred and sixty
dollars and thirty four cents, belonging to the
United States, was deposited with this State
for safe keeping; and
Whereas, this State, by m act of the Legis-
lature, passed on the nineteenth day of Decem-
Der one thousand eight hundred and thirty six
entitled can act to accept this States proper
tion of the surplus revenue Of the United State >
agreed TO receive the said money on deposit
and pledged the faith of the State for its safe
keeping and repay ment whenever the same
should be required by the Secretary of the
Treasury of the United States: and
Whereas. in the present disturbed condition
of the country it is the duty of this State, by
all possible efforts, to support the authority Of
the Federal Government and sustain its credit
and
Whereas, il is believed that the aforesaid de-
post OF money with this State may be made
instrumental in sustaining the public credit
by pledgng it as security for the e-payment Of a
loan by the United States to the amount of such
deposit: Therefore,
SECTION l. Be IL epacted by the General As
scn,bty Of The State Of Ohio, That upon the re-
quest of the Secretarfs,f the Treasury of the
United States. the commissioners of the sinking
find Of his State be and hey are hreby authori-
zed and required under their hands and the great
seal of this State.o guarantee the payment of the
principal and interest of any bonds Of the Uni
ted States. to the amount of the moneys belong
ing to the United States which were received
by this Stale under the before mentioned act of
June 23d, 1886, and are now in its custody for
safe keeping as aforesaid.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect on its pass
age.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker of the House of representatives..
ROBERT G. KIRK.
President of tn he Senate.
Passed February IA, 1861.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-28

Office Of the Secretary Of Stale,
Columbus, Ohio, March l, 1861.
I certify that the foregoing acts are true
copies from the original rolls on file in my
office.
A.P. RUSSELL, Secretary of State.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-28
No IL. AN ACT.

No IL. AN ACT.
Supplementary to an act to provide for the
creation and regulation of incorporated
companies in the State of Ohio, passed
May l, 1852.
SECTION l. BE 1t enacted by the Gen.
eral assembly of the State Of Ohio, That
whenever any number of persons, rs named in
the first section of the act to which this ssupple
mentary, associate themselves into an agncultu
raj, mechanical and industrial association, they
or board of not less than three directors, elect
ed by them, shall under their heads make cer-
tificate specifying the amount of capital stock
necessary the amount of each share, the place
where such associations shall be located, the
nameandsiyle by which such association shall be
known which said certificate shall be acknowl-
edged, certified and forwarded to the recorder
of the county in which such association is form
ed and such certificate shall be recorded by the
said recorder, to carry into effect the provisions
of this act; and when SO Incorporated, they are
hereby authorized to carry out the objects nam
ed in said certificate of Incorporation, and by
the name style provided in said certificate shall
be deemed as body corporate with SUGGESTIONS
and they and their associates, successors and
signs, shall have the same general cooperate
powers as are provided in the third section of
The act to which this act is supplementary. and
subject to all restrictions in said actnot inconsist-
ent with the provisions of this act.
SEQ. 2. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
ROBERT G. KIRK,
President of the Senate.
Passed February 8, 1861.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-28
AN ACT

mo. 81 AN ACT
Making partial appropriations for the year
1861.
SECTION 8. Be II enacted by the General As
se,nbly of the State Of Ohio, That the following
sums, in addition to former appropriations
be, and the same are hereby appropriated out
of any money in the treasury for general rev,
enue purposes for the year 1861, to wit:
For the per dime pay of the Lieutenant
Governor, as President of the Senate; pay
ment of members of the General Assembly,
their clerks, assistant clerks, sergeants- at.
arms, and their assistants, and messengers
the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars.
For the payment of printing for the State
and executive departments, and of the laws
journals, documents, reports, and other work
ordered by the General Assembly, in accord
ance with the laws of the State, ten thousand
dollars.
For the contingent fund of the Treasurer o.
State, fifteen thousand dollars.
Por the current expenses of the Ohio Pen
itentiary ten thousand dollars.
For the payment of guards at the Ohio
Penitentiary, five thousand dollars.
For the payment of the clerk in the office
Of the State Commissioner of Common
Schools, two hundred and fifty dollars.
For the payment of the clerks in the office
of the Comptroller of the Treasury, four hun
dred dollars.
For the contingent expenses of the State
Librarian one hundred dollars.
For payment to discharged convicts, two
hundred and ifty dollars.
For the payment of the clerk of the Attor,
ney General, two hundred dollars.
For the payment of the mileage of County
Treasurer in making their scmi-annual settle.
xha - oh oil
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-28
NO. 6.1 AN ACT
To prevent the Amalgamation of the White
and Colored Races.
mo. 6.]
AN ACT


To prevent the Amalgamation of the White
and Colored Races.
SECTION l. Be il enacted By the General As.
sembly of the State Of Ohio, That hereafter it
shall be unlawful for any person of pure white
blood to intermarry with or have Illicit carnal
intercourse with any negro, or person having
distinct and visible admixture of African
blood; or for any negro or person having a
distinct and visible admixture of African
blood to intermarry with, or have Illicit car
nal intercourse with any person of pure white
blood, and any person offending against either
of the provisions of this section shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and on con
viction thereof shall be fined in any sum not
exceeding one hundred dollars, or be i'm
prisoned in the Jail of the county for any
period not exceeding three months, or both,
at the discretion of the court.
Sec. 2. That any person who shall, know
ingly, solemnze a marriage forbidden by this
act or any Probate Judge who shall know
ingly issue license for the solomnization at
any marriage forbidden by this act, shall be
deemed guilty of II misdomeanor, and on con-
viction thereof shall be fined in any sum not
exceeding one hundred dollars, or imprisoned
in the county Jail for a period not exceeding
court.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
RICHARD c. PARSONS,
Speaker Of House of II representatives.
ROBERT G. KIRK,
President of the Senate.
Passed January 81, 1861.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-28
AN ACT
mo. 7 j

mo. II AN ACT
To amend an act entitled can act to provide
for the organic alton of cities and incorpo-
rated villages" passed May 8, 1852.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General As
scmbly Of the State Of Ohio, That original sec
to read as follows. Section 49,. The mavor,
or in case of his absence the recorded, sh all
preside at all meetings of the council the re-
corder shall also be and act as the clerk of
the corporation, and shall attend all meetings
of the council and make a fair and accurate
record of all the proceedings, laws, rules and
ordinances made and passed by the council,
and the same shall at all times be open for
the inspection of all persons Interested; and
it shall be the further duty of the recorder
previous to the first Monday in April Of each
year, to make aud enter in the record hood
of the corporation, an account of all the re-
ceipts and expenditures Of the corporation of
the preceding year, stating for what the
money was received and how expended, a
copy ofwhch account he shall post up at the
place of holding election for officers of the
corporation, on the morning of the first Mon
day of April, annually.
Sec. 2. That the original section forty
eight of said act be and the came is hereby re-
peaied. ....t ..'.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker of House OF Representatives.
ROBERT G. KIRK,
President of the Senate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-06

TuE Book TR,bE Mr. George L. Dh,
~bo has hSsn long and hvorAbly knoSn in
connection with the Publishing houses Of
Pbillips. S,mPson. 4 c.. and Brown K
Ta..,rd. ha. established himself a. NJ. ~
Washington street. where he ~ill DO whole.
sale bushes in books and stationery. lie
"a. catered into arrangements with the
lc,l.n: puhli.hin: houses Of New York
Philadelphia and elsewhere. by which be
will BE enabled TO supply books n, the low
ct rri,,. and with h,s enterprise, business
tact. intimate knovlcdse Of the 'raie and
extensive acquaintance, be can hardly fail
20 .ncces1 In connection with bis hook
business. he la, established. under the pat
rouA.c and encouragement o. the trade a
monthly literary parer. called 'sc Literary
Chronicle. Tor gntuiiou' distribution
anon: booksellers AMI tie r'Aiirg public.
journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-06

Goxu TO Carr. The men belonging to
The company Of Cap. W. r Swan. Left 80
Paris. on Tuesday. They 50 into camp 90
the Ar.,na. grounds. Augusta. The com
pany row number. about 20 men.
A lew more men are wanted TO Gil he
company up to the maximum number. Pa
psr. have been leit at the shop Of L. +.
Stone at so. PARIS, where any persons de-
.iring to cells, may enroll their names,
We are assured that this vail - FIRST class
company and ,hsrcsimeus will rank among
tie bcst sent forward.
We would urg- those IN s'tustl0n t.
leave 20 enroll their names at once. The
eo0uiry needs the services Of her best eit''
rsn-.-ghe yoang men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-06

The Advertise l.aru. that Judge rsnney
Ia, decided that the director. Of the An
dr5-c,ss,n railroad ar suilty OF eln'sms,
ia changing Tho cuaec OF ihs'r rad while
tbe case Vas pending
The Maine Commissions. have 'aec~eied
IN obtaining 0Gc,ai .Anetlon TO tie haildine
olAiort at tie mouth o, the Hennebcc, ior
which an appropriation vas made long since.
Work will Dc conm-nccd At oncv. The fort
will - named Tor Geo. Popham. Who bull,
= Tot At INA, point in 1907. Floyd sue.
ceedsd in b,.ing all the eGori. OF Col.
Shepley to commence the work during bis
term Of ohce.
Information has been received here tina, a
small light drAi, Canadian steamer has hen
.siEod "a the coast Of Maine, bya I. ;.
Revenue Gutter The steamer had On board
about 10000 Springfield mu.kets, clothing,
bots, bank paper. CAPS aad munitions Of
war. She was cleared from Canada, and
TIE cargo Wa consigned 10 parties in the
Southern State.
The following are the ohsar. appointed
ior the !j.L Regimen; Colonel, John
McClu.ky. Of u1ultau, Lieut.. Colonel,
john ". Jones oi Ellsworth M-Jor. B,n.
pmn Have. Of Ashland Surgr0n, lothian
DslucI! Of Iiogl,ou; Assistant SlrscOu.
samuel h Hunter oi Els; MAchias, Al.
jutau'. jam, S.l4ui VI ll,isI1p Quar-
tsrma.,,r. " : Lasso ct Prcsque lie.
The Lewiston J5url4l says ;ha, shs An
dro-cogg,u MAJ. recently purchA.r! ~ B3s-
ouand Lowell ahoutSu bales u cotton. Tbi'
with tlr rryvou, stock igrursbc. ,L,, u 10
with cotton ,u5csu, 90 run not far from
ga months. Tie Bate MAI LAs rccsuily
received about roo hal,-
Eg,. james Drumuond, pastor It the
Nurib Congregational Church IN spring
field. d,,d 10 Lynn. q; tie houss OF hi, broth
erin .av, Rsv J. b Se~ail, on Friday II
be AZ, o. fyriy,siI. lie leaves wife and
taUshter
Baruues PERI and Jubilee, belonging 10
Yarus. 10 Portland. were on Friday odd q
al agent OF the D5vyrumsnI, aud IL j. prob
able that they wall JUN another rai-hole
feet; TLey have heretofore been Engaged
IL she W-sI lnli. trade.
Mr. v.ce President llamln las recently
purcha.~i the elegant residence % william
NJ hi.art. E.g on Fifth street IN ,hi'
city. and We .,aru = 90 occury It a. Li. ~
iLsucs Va l,s Fsiuu from Congress mex
rS-sJu. Bangor Courier
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-06

The Daily Advertiser and Maine Farmer
condemn IN strong language 'bs nsw system
at Augusta. The government. according
to tbc.s papers, has established nd tap
machine at Augusta. which does no, worn
n. well n. the Que that fitted Out the iir.,
regiments. SINE Of the officers OF the la,h
regiment, informed US TIA, they were Obliged
to leave their accounts for recruiting and
subsistence unsettled. The Farmer sa''
from present appearance. the cavalry will
not ee, away before Christmas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-06

ARTILLERY HORSES
FOR THE UNITED STATES,

VIII b. psrehs-ed q. folD~.i
Ga Mo.ds,. Dec D. At Q A NJ. at fsr,nias
Ga Tuesday. the 10Th. at New Sharon. Csaios.
pws9s. Isle.
or "Wednesday. III. ii,A. at An'oa. Bysai's
POad. iioaltoh.
Ga Thursday. the 18th. at Canaan. Norway.
IIcaios
on f,sL.y. III. is,A. a, sko~A.gan. Water.
vile, Br,dEtoa.
On Saturday. the iiih. at Augusta. Co,ni.h.
psi,ea.
Oa Moadsv. Dec 18th. at belfast. Porllaad.
Lincoln. Eat Cor,ath
ia Tuesday, th. Eth. at Liberty, Dexter
Ga "Wednesday. IN. 18Th, al bath, Nil,
On THURSDAY. the 18th. at Dawes. Bssgor
Oa Ft,day. the 10Th. %, kockLsi, Di>nont
ia ssisr,is,, the si.,. a, Augusta, ua'on.
Tn. ho,--. ,a,..f H. al the iolLs,ag description;
age Al aai. 81 purchase, o 10 year., he'ghi. ID
hsnd. J ipohsr, alljw,ng q ,a'siDa Of one inch.
They shosld be ~rl htokrn 10 hsrn..., fr.
lIoh vice, pc,iccil, SQUAD ~ essy re.,~ci. iall.
ch..l-d. ,hUul ler. sufficiently broad to 'uppnr the
collar. tat Rs Ia, hesu. 'ull batr-lIei. Nth
broad, deep la,ns; short coupkd, s,th .ol'i hind
q,ssr,er., aai their ~esht az sust as !. esos'st'
.nt VIA activity, say irom HOO TO leoo pounds
whsn ~ Tu,d coairion
Special sii,nt,oa vii h. gi'en Ia the iee, 10 see
that lhs, ate p,rIsc,l. .Ouul aaI ~ good o''lsr.
with h,ol. rather Large
lIof.r. that are te.'i,e, V,etun- ~ ton Tree "a
h,pe.. vii h. wi.,isi, alec those which do Mt
.ulHnit slNingb H. IT, 'ho'
M,v. .sd light col,'ri hor.es will not IL
b,Sght. The hpf.c- ma-i b. VEL .hod' fef
order, JOHN l.. llODSDO>,
Auiag q VI Gsnc,al Of Maine
Augusta, Dc. 2, $50,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-06
Y AGRIED

H. Rebel. No,. y !. p, \. l.. Birb,ak. Ia
Nc El .ha Mt,hsil. oi Na.un, 60 Ne. Mao J.,
li,ri~. oi Bsthsi.
a. Maf.,ffd. Tu,nk,.Nih evening, b, Rev
: 1. Guuij, Nf. thu'-, n R.os Co Mis. Lime
q Otr,u. i-lth uf ".
A. tb, NJ Zifcla House. Nov. 2l.t by II ID.
" Nlpit. -. Nr. Th'ma- u. ~, o. Mics
M.fa t.. FliuHu, boih 4 w-Dd.lu,A.
a. i...i TSyLuts. Nov. 2lst, b. 4. q like,
u NJ Charles II. lasau, G, Mes sarah T.
k,risu. 18th 90 y, ,jginn.
IN Min, y ~. Nov. 9Th. 4, 4. 4. q. ".
Parry, NJ. William, ,. >,sndi, 10 Miss Nafo,h
Moe, hnih Of NJ.
.2f-Mush ,o ous ~ 90, ~- learn 'h', the snt''c
ct ,hs marriage 81 Chsfls' u nsui.. puLl,.hs,i
be ls., ,..s,, ~. crusi hoax. pfsct,cel upou
the par,,e. by scme scamp, ~hom ~s .hali d.
s.d u discover >nch imposition. AZ, a, annoy.
,uy % 80. a. % the l,,r,e.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-06
H.rrick's Kid Strengthening Plas,sr,

care - hsr fours. pain. AL -esknsss 4 The
breast. .ils AL i,,cs. aai Rhrum,'ic Compsio'.
IN 80 sqa,lk .hpd p-',od ~ hms. Spread %
t-iut,lul sh,i. Lamb ska. their u.s sRbysu tho
wr,rrr t'a" Inconvenience, .nt .sch "ns ~
~eaf from one wrrk o. three mouIhs. fnos u
81 ernt..
Ilrf',cL'. Sugar Coated pm. .nd Kid Plaster.
o., ..t b, Dassi.,. .ai M.frhaai. IN III part. II
Ne rnd-i St,ts., C.oaI,. and soulh AHst'c,.
ani nis, H. vbia,n~l b, caling far them Nv their
6.ll aaH,s. DR. L.R. liERRick n Co.
An@ny. y. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-06

NFCTE,urY Lat week, Canadian
vessel Wa captured of the coast Of Maine,
heavily laden with var supplies, and
cleared for southern port. Among the
articles seized we're 10000 maskets. \
lew iay, since, d couple o. cart loads OF
powder. which truSSman was taking 10
The Grand Trunk depot, IN MOatrcal, dee
tnel for our government, were seiIcd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-06

A..ur,T. Monday evening, At about
: o'clock, al up freight train got stuck in
the su0v, near Gorham. Before thi.
train started, another ran against IL,
.ma,h'i. several Cf the cars. Charles
short. a brakeman. vas killed, AMI two
other persons, severely injured. IL >ecIn.
probable that the furious blowing OF the
snow Ob,gurgi The signal Of ,hy forward
tram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-06

Lyul Br,Nr'.. Ga Monday noon,
UPWARD bound freight trains. containing
tso hundred ami hty-,cvcu carr, passed
thcI ,,en-yr train, at south Pari- Il is
reported tha, par'iy, ia the We; have
offered 30 furnish 100000 tl,hc., o.
wheat per bay, 20 com. through to Port
Land
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-06

rus Rs-asile. ~. ssy'al'y rr,psF,i arsi.T -
d,.t .ip.fgi.aa at i1sr~-'iqa ~ lrpi ~ ".
pIRry. n rr,lst b. me-, hat crest All lors rrhf~'
$40, ~ th. pshr namely, frflel's 70 at We rl'is
common al simple allmsuis ~ sic
A r,,m.ri's frf~fii1n Ill slos Nt 1.s'
r.I,,,ty = al..A.~. ffun .hith 80 'lfsf anl dls,
-. al tlslf rIumrncsr-it, .iwfAs al 'fllnf
r,.,. colt ,Hsh, iIaffhss, pain IN No ste -
. Rs.l.sls - hrArssp--s. 81 hr.i ~.sIf euf-i .nA
..,.itst IN tine tsr1snss consfr1ff'sn, . fefs'
t.arsfsa. dy.sr'sry, Cruup ~ a,hs' dssA'~, "hi'h
Al ths to.sT, u maxine isl n nf-si.
Herein ,h... rsrisHs- sipp'y r'.' rlhhe ran'.
n-ins "a hsni santA-. g. yoa knn. a. oass shs'
a t.s.-pL~s.Nni. o. 90 n c.sss ~ 'siaghAnss-
az. sol tsess - ns ~ f.f she Ne eif.i'.
49,, ass pa.tiys at csr'sn, nsy are utsn, shi
a, SO. a.. all 1. e,.ssa All Ne d.hF~ Al.tgL
E.p-risnss IA. Amply eonhrmsl Ne u's ~ us-s
,.s,sI-. "a families susi priv,is Tsr.nn. 90 hsi'S
~. sur ;. r.s ris sC-r s'-,ts .rb cos'n.s''
w, ssr '.osTr ,sn stii.Hs
f,,oa..ni. are Ani have been nsnf ufm p'
s.,,. Az. ,s.,. p.-, IN ,v.ry .ssiion o. Ne coan-
a., -t,h alus..a lns.fiAhls saccss. Al sSAk -
10, hl.hs., tenn. ~ tie,r 'lmIhd'J sDi e'r'sInN,
.nl .mans our hunir~is ~ sssfss No shuo'tl
Testimony IL, that thsJ ave cool 'ailsssuea 70 u~f
Customers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-06
xayHEE NapIeys.
Ia u,Wit,s. ~ ihe lo,sn nc .,aslr sas

u g.n,,ts..hy the iossn &C .'ng' pee.
wurh G',.... - p,uefi,i ~ w.sh m,k~r-
-,ii H.. fu,n.h-i ch-,prr th,a thrs c,sh. lsJaght
In rn,taai. H. .hpr. p-pplr bal br,ter call on
h,'" ,ad .N~ mpa~s.
E,roIh,ng s.0.n,s.i o. b" shAI Il - cold lor.
No.. nuiip ~. +" u ,a~.i, !. IN bet policy" sHd
The ui.t .ufs o. surc--i. Nry wnSk ~r,ru'isd
/, hlm W,ii b. ,iuae -s.Soi'aS 10 eoaIfaci, ani
sarpllci got.
H. spslI nk~'p $50 az watches ihu haS.
ben .poiir D., inexperienced srikmru, SUI n
hs don't ,a,sr then ps'l'rm ssll there will be ne
,lptrc The .pn- with ela-ss
riua s,tch "a ,rsm-nt. sill D. fall lssslled
Whoa - i1if~i, sii gr,i Inanirror '"rse siIrh's
~.i H. ,iistei t. i.-'~' E'-ipe'nsa'' At Lif
pfi,~ Ch,rbomrisf bilsncr. asserted ~ ssichrs
ih,l have pl,n b,ltncs'i aad 6aslly ,aSihiag
,hit ]. re1nir~l 90 ~ i1n- - watch "T sl~k 4.
s,ll h- 4 Ip- 80 he. .hop.sa Narrated {" " doa"
~ a wptAia,nllkr minnrf.
wnA .siciiei lorm oihrf matchmaker, ~h,sh
will bs doae At q i,iI discount.
Jcwolry Repaired.
Letter Engraving neatly Eircated,
rSCashpaiG fof old Gold aud Silver.
Brrr,t ii,tL,is6i. 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-06

Gen. ilillock has issued an order ,ha,
conlraLsnd. shall be e,>.adrd from HE lines,
because they convey news to the rebels.
Imagine a slave, eager TO escape North,
,urn,u; back u s'rs information to his mas
ter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-06

La7E Or. Cjuuterieit tens on the Wa.
tertiary bank. Conn. are in circulation
They are g'oI limitations. There are alec
e'artsri's m tas Atlantic bank. B.si1n.
- vel executed. a. 90, To be G.:,c,ei cas-
iy. \ ten do.'ar rlais Of the Bank
OF Brighton should he loolei out Tor
f-''y.'ur ne" counterfeit, have apPeaned
On soc a., iar weeks