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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21
SATURDAY. MARCH D, 1861,

between the hours Of 10 o'clock. and O'Clock, n
Of said day. the rents and profits r term not exceeding
years. Of the following described real estate IN said
county Of Marshall and State Of Indiana. tc-wif:
The half Of lot No. ca. i'm Merrfs addition to
the town Of Plymouth with tenement and improvements
subject mortgage ~ Eve hundred dollars; sso, the
south half Of the northwest quarter Of section t~ent-sx
(z6l township thirfythrce t3 north o. rang I've ~
east subject 10 q mortgage Of thousand dollars.
the and profits for years OF said real estate
viii sell for suhciest TO satisfy said Commission
interest," accruing will nc the time
and pace or Tor sale the highest bidder all the right
said defendant In and 10 the
muh thereof Be 20 satisfy said writ
fb2s 1.tf O. VI. BARNARD, Sheriff.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21
ira O. NJ. BARNARD, sheriff.
SALE.-By virtue of two

.SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF two
~ EXECUTIONS, issued by the Clerk Of the Marshall
Court Of Common Pleas, In favor OF Henry Marks
Daniel n. lockwood Walter Lockwood ard William A.
Crawford, and the other in favor Of Calvin d. Camp,
Franklin Il. Lockwood William Nichols and George
Williams both against >nry Pierce and TO direct
ed. have levied upon and viii Offer at Public Sale the
law directs at the Court House door in the town Of
Plymouth. Marshall county, Indiana, on
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1861,
tween the hours Of 10 e'clock. and O'Clock, p.
said day the and profits for a exceeding
years. Of the following described real estate situate
in said county If Marshall and State Of Indiana, towit:
The south half of lot No. thirynine 9 in the town OF
Plymouth Indiana with all the sppurtenances fhereunto
blouging also the north half south west quarter
Of section twenty-five (22 township thiry-fve t35),
north Of two t east, with all the aPpurenanccs
thereunto belonging
III the and profits for Of said real estate
will not sell for sufficient 90 satisfy said Executions
interest and accrung costs, will nj the time
and place sale the highest lawful bidder all the
right title Of the said defendant in and TO
the am much thereof may be necessary to satisfy
the said wrs.
f52s I7t4 o. VI. BARNARD, sheriff.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
AT
PERSHING & Co.'S,
Plymouth, Ind.
They hare the ls,gcst stock Of

Plymouth, Ind.
They hare the ls,gcst stock Of
Fresh Drugs and Medicines
IN THE COUNTY,
And will sell them as Low
as any other House in
NORTHERN INDIANA,
and every article warranted
what they represent il to be.
uIf you want Mann's
Asue Balsam, a sure
and certain cure for
Chill and Fever, or Fe-
yer and Ague, 20 to
PERSHlNC & Cos.
Glf you want Purga-
tive ~ Cathartic Pill, 20
to FERSHING & Co.'S.
BrIf you want Horse
Condition Powders 60 to
PERSHiNG 4 Co.'S
OI you want Worm
CONNECTIONS. or Worm
Vcrmifuge, or Worm
Candy, 60 to r. L Co.'S.
pIfyou want Rene
DIV for vonr Cough 60 to
PERSHlNG 4 Co.'S.
rIf you want Perfume
nv, Fancy SOAP, Hair
Oils, or Toilet Articles,
20 to PERsHIxG l. Cos.
pIf you want Quinine,
or Ague Medicines Of
any kind, 20 to g. Co
Dtfyou want 10 save
money, and have the
cheapest and best light
in the world 60 to PER
sHixe e. Co.'S,
pAnd bay one Of their
Cheap and Beautiful
Lamps for burning Coal
or Lunar Oil.
uIfyo want tho best
and purcst Coal Oil, 60
PERSHINC 4 Co.
D-If you want White
Lead, Red Lead, White
Zinc. venetisn Red,
I.ampblack, Chrome
Green, Chrome Ycllons.
dry or in oil, Varnishcs
Of all kinds, Linsced
Oil. or Turpentine. 20
to PERSHING K Co.'S.
GTIf you want Window
Glass, any size, from
by9 TO 20 v 90. go to
PERSHING 4 Co.'S.
pIf you want Wall Pa
per or Window Paper
60 to PEasmrxo Co.
DIf you want Patent
Medicines Of any kind
60 to PERsuSe Co.'S.
OFF ron want School
Books. Writing, Letter
or Note Paper, Envei-
ops. States, Blank Books,
or any kind Of Stasione-
~, 60 20 p. Co.'S
Off you want any thing
usually kept In q Drug
Store. 60 to p T. Co.'S.
FOR THEY ALWAYS GIVE
THE HIGHEST
Market Price.
DON'T FORGET.
DON'T FORGET,
AND NEVER FAIL,
AND NEVER FAIL.
TO GO TO
a TO GO TO 60
PEwsmsNG - Co.'S.
PE0S0oNG 9 Co.'S
For what you want,
For what you want.
NEW MARBLE WORKS.
In Plymsuih, Marshall Co., Ind.
A. r. ROBERTS
HAS pcrmancntiy located in this place. and
now prepared 70 execute all orders In his line
business lie 10 now receiving direct from Va
mont,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1861,

between the hvurs Of 10 O'clock m. and O'clock,
Of said day, the and profits FIR term not excccdnx
years. Of the following dcrrbed real estate in said
county Of Marshall, and State Of Indiana. to-wit;
The quarter o the quarter Of section
twenty (e), township thirty four (5il, north OF
four ca east. also. the souh least quarter Of the
south quarter Of section nineteen tie) township
thirtyfour 3fl. north Of range four 90 essf together
With the priv eses and apPurtensnccs belonging to the
the and profits for Of said real estate
sin sell for suicient satisfy said Commission,
and accrung will at the same time
and place oc r sale 10 tho highest lawful bidder all the
right title and interest Of the said defendant IN and TO the
same much thereof may be necessary to satisfy
said writ
f-bss I.ti o. ~ BARNARD, Sheriff.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-03-21
SHERIFFS SALE.--By virtue Of a

~ Commission issucd BY thu Clerk Of the Marsbsfccurt
&c Common Pleas and directed in favor a abraham
sfookey and against Samuel p Hoover will Offer At Public
Sale tho law directs the Court Hcusc door in the
town Of Plymouth, Marshall County. Indiana. on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11
Oxford Bow, In the Field.

We are graiihed at the recent appoint
men,s madc IN ths rrgimen,al staff from our
own county. The selec ion OF Capt. Geo.
l.. Beal as commander OF the 10Th Regiment.
i,s compliment, we'll earned and we'll d.
served. Col. Beal was among ,he very first
to respond to the call from Washington for
troop, 10 defend the Capital. With zeal
and energy worthy Of all praise, he filed up
the ranks Of his company and rpor'ed him.
seli ready for service. With his soldiers he
Is popular. and his popularity 10 not q nero
phantom. but . well earned reputation In
the camp and In the field. Col. Beal will
hereafter give q good account OF himself.
and We confidently predict for him bril-.
Ian, career.
IL 10 q little curious. perhaps. that
both Of our former competitors Tor congress
sional honors, are about 20 leave the forum
for the 6eld-,o exchange tho study OF
blackstone. Kent, and Story. for the less
ab.iru.e science OF war. a. laid down In
Scott and Ilardee. We refer TO Me..r..
Kimball and Ha.tings-the former Of whom
hs. been appointed Lieutenant, Colonel. and
the latter Mapr, in Col. Shspley'' (leih)
Regiment OF Maine Volunteers. Each Of
the-s gentlemen have all tho requisite
qualifications for the positions assigned
them. u !. true that neither have been
graduates at West Point, and u 10 equally
true that while the elementary training re.
ccived a, that Institution would in all such
cases bc exceedingly convenient. yet It is not
absolutely necessary in fitting ono for mill
,ary rank and position.
Colonel KimbAll and Manr Tasting. have
both cyinccd their patriotism by their acts,
which in ,hcsc times carry with them great.
er potency than words They leave an hon.
orahle profession IN whicl. they have bo,h
gained distinction. They leave all the en-.
dearments OF two as pleasant home. as grace
the rural retreats Of their native County. a'
well as large circle Of valued friends, to
GRID On the sword and encounter the pri'a-
,ion'. responsibilities. toll. and labors Incl
den, to the camp and the battlefield
And while We ar. .peaking u tie elf
sacrificing patriotism OF the gentlemen jos,
mentioned. We would no, forge, sho.s other
Oxford boys hollin. bonorabl. position. N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11

We are informed that Hon. Elisha Win.
ter, Judge Of Probate for Oxford County,
has taken on. enli'iipe papers, and is rails.
insa company with which he hope, to BE-
a'Ie to join Col. Shepley's regiment. Mr..
Winter does thoroughly. and with will
whatever he take. in hand. and his hear,
Is thoroughly impressed with the impor.
lance OF engaging in the defence o, his coun.
ty. lie will be such an officer as will 10
an.honor to bis regiment. Let the abl,
bodied men in thu, portion Of" Old Or.
ford" who can do 80, rally to the standard.
The country calls for every one who is able
to bear sword 10 her defence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11
From The Portland Advertiser.
Tho Thirteenth Regiment.

Hon. Neal Dow has been commissioned
Colombo Of the Thirteenth Regimen, Of Maine
Volunteers. In many respects this 10 an nd.
mirablc appointment Mr.. Dow i' well
known a. man Of untirins energy and In.
du.try. and II he has many bitter opponents
no man in the State has more numerous and
truer friends; he has long desired to join tho
ranks Of tho defenders OF bis country. bot
has been restrained by duties which he owed
his family OF an imperative nature; those
who know him best assert that he has q nat
ursl aptitude for military Affairs. and that
hi. greatest difficulties will sri.c from his
desire to be always busy. leading him TO do,
or TO attempt. too much, " the soldiers un.
der his command suffer. 1, will bs from too
great. rather than too little care.
Our cinren. are pretty veil acquainted
with Capt. Henry Rusi. Jr.. Of Norway.
formerly Of the FRET. now Of the Tenth
Regiment. appointed Lieut.. Col. Of the
Thir,sen'h. Col. Rust IL oi,irsn OF nnim'
pcachabls character. highly respected and
esteemed by hi. neiebbor' In Norway and
the neighboring towns. he i'a GENTLEMAN
by nature and by cultivation. and has al
ready proved himself q good soldier. gain.
ing the re.psc, Of his officers and the love
and con6dcncs OF his men. lie will assured.
" give good account, Of himself in bic new
position.
Capt. Frank S. IIe-sl,ine. OF Bangor.
now Of the Third Maine. Is TO b. MAJOR Of
tho thirteenth. Capt II. left College 10
cnlis, in the THIRD. and brought with him
twelve Of hi. fellow students. Capt. les
.el,ine. though young. has already e.iab-
li.hcd hig' reputation Tor manhood among
nj. associates n. a colder. he did his duty
nobly at Bull Run. and was admired by all
Tor hi. cooln~s and fearless bravery. Hers
an officer who will command the confidence
and rr.pec, Of the men under his command.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11

Tho Aroostook Times announces that
Milton welch, 4. NJ. has assumed charge
Of the Academy at Iloulton. IL was the
first teacher OF the institution.
The Son. Of Temperance IN Brun.xick
are to hold public meeting weekly, to
arouse the public sentiment Of iha, town
IN reference to the con.elunce- Of iniemper.
anes and the rum trahc.
The dead body Of Robert johnson. Of
S,andi.h. wa. found by the side OF the track
Of the Y. 4 q, Railroad. about n mile above
saocarappi Village, Sunday afternoon.
The cause OF hi. death !. unknown.
The dwelling house Of Francis Warren.
IN Lyman. was destroyed by Gre last sun.
day night. with all its contents. Hi. Young.
e.t daughter. sbOu, fifteen years old. per.
shed in the flames. The other member. Of
the family barely escaped with their lives.
The Portland Courier say. ,ha, she State
Of Maine Ia, received from the United
States Government, two hundred thousand
dollars IN par, payment OF expenses incurred
in furnishing soldier. for the war
On Wednesday nigh, joseph II. Eldredge
Of Chatham. Mass, los, hi. life at Portland,
Ne, by accidentally falling from tie boat
i'm which he was passiny from the vharf IN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11

ture: unfoonded end infamous. They arc
unratrioiic. ungenerous and cruel. Goad'
ell to desperation by tho Glamour OF fanasi'
en-, spirits, no has taken the field and is
rushing on tho foe-'o conquer or de. IL
victorious. he will rico fAr above the poi'-
ened sLsf. OF hi' cruel prosecutors; u he
fails. bis defeat will fall not at bis door.
bu, upon the guilty heads Of his enemies
who In their frenzy to murder the repu.
ta,ion Of a man, have struck slow fatal
10 the best interests OF their country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11

OFFICERS or TnK "PaKs IIiLL CAprI
CLun" IL seems that the students Of our
Academy. are IN some degree breathing in
from the military en,husiam which fills III,
land and company has been organized
under the above name as follows:
Randall b. Morton, Captain, Lorenzo d.
Ray, let Lieut., Hiram X, Hubbard. I'd
Lieut.. sergean,s. A. fitrroy Chase. Geo
G. Ryer'On, T. w. whi,ehouse, $. A,
Perham. Corporai', jos. p. Packard. Geo.
w. Whitman, Rollo NJ. Cole, VIM. b. De.
coster.
All their friends in the village and viein.
ity. are requested to Join them . soon as
possible.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11

CsmmIise-G 2. I,mmcri. &. \. Noyes,
joel W Chaihourn.
e + Everett. Norway. Glck OF sheep. %
Austin Pariridse, PAri'. DO. } 10
faruum JeWrit. Waterford, best buck.
South n1wn, ~
Sams. ~ 30. 10
R-uhen Favor. Paris. one buck. BOOK
H,r.m Gilbert, Oxford. buck lamb, Book
Geo. 4 Ey,rrit. Norsay. = bucks. Book
Samuel Warren. Waterford. Caestcr
boar. M
Sane. SOW and rigs. 90
A Ihayer. PARIS. 2ldo. 200
7 u Judkin.. Norway. Goek ducks,
gratuiiy, 90
Your committee 90 not intend 10 make a
detailed rcpor, upon the animal. they sI.
aminsd. but would say ,ha; among the sheep
were two South Down bucks, exhibited by
Mr. Jcve,t. which. in their Judgment, are
0fsupcrior merit, and worthy the notice OF
al farmer. interested in sheep hu,bantry.
I. would seem - your committee that TO
er5s, thea with our coarse wool varieties
would produce grade, which, II no, all
that sLe,p should be. would be a, least q
vast Improvement; on the docks Of Oxford
County.
Your committee would also say, thA, 10
the emTrre Of hogi5a they iouhd family
OF the royal house OF Chester, consisting Of
tie ere and madame aud her progeny.
which your SOumii'-s could not fail TO pro
nOunes rsally bobl, stock. and veil worthy
the attention Of all vho raise or wish 10
r,i.e fine animals.
Mr.. Thay,r Also presented Or exhibition
slsiy With numerous family. which, IN
the Judgment Of your committee, were vsry
tne. They think that the lady. breeding
qualities were only eIc,liel (,i eIcsllei.l ~
her capacity in rearing. Thsy Jadsc ~ the
'iss u the vG.Puns. TIE .~,ns sIhib,i,d
were ,Io,ileut, 0Ogb.the.nuaber u eniriss
was not large.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11

TnorGHrrrL MES. The following Incl.
dent. related by the Gardiner Journsl, fits
either Of the companies 10 which Oxford
County is largely interested
"Our attention was particularly attract
cd b" fine company Of young men IRON
the town Of c.. who were drawn up in line
by the " orderly" Among them. was in
formed by an officer. were seven schoolmas.
tiers. They lad Just received their bounty
and advance pay, and their captain. fue
specimen Of natures noblenen, informed
them that. rs he was about to visit their
and bis native town previous to leaving for
Washington. he would take any sum OF
money they wished to send home and would
dispose Of il asreeably to their wishes. A,
this announcement, nearly every man in the
company drew from his poke, his little
store, and handed !, to the captain. with a
readiness ,ha, be,okened implicit confidence.
requested him to hand 1t TO father mo.
ther,' wife &c. The amount Of these
= remittances home varied from four to
forty dollars, making. in the aggregate,
about eight hundred dollars"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11

WRITING AND DRAwSG. We were much
pleased, TIN. week, to welcome Mr.. John
Pcrley. known TO almOs, every one as 4
skilliul and highly successful teacher OF
penman.hip aud drawing. lie comes to
this section now to renew hi, acquaintance
with the classes formed last winter In ,hi.
village and also designs forming class a,
Norway Village, mex, Monday. From per.
sonal knowledge. rs well a. the best Of ties.
timony from others. we can recommend his
classes to oil who wish instruction in either
Of the branches alluded to. Mr.. Pcrley
will be pleased to have full attendance OF
oil interested in the students, a, the open.
Ing lecture.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11
G5eOrforS Democrat
rrnLsHEp yyrRr FRIDAY MORNING nv
WIN. A. T DGIN & Co.,
rRorRiKroRs.
JOHN J. PERRY. Edi,o.

THRMs.--Op. Dollar and finy Cents. per
x.s,. In advance Two Dollars, NJ the end ofIhs
wear.
Clubbing. We wooh repeatedly call the
.,,.n,,on oC soc a. are ,posed To lend their aid
In extending the oirculaiioao 81 home paper to
the following ofsri
We ~,li s.ai
10 Copies. for one YEAR. for 300
20 Copies. fo' one year. Ior 2o'oo
AnI one copy 60 the person getting up the olul''
The niop., must accompany the order.
I7rS. ". PsrcasiI 4 CO.. 10 state strcee
Bo.I,.. AID i22 Nassau Sute', New fo'k, ar
cnt aa,ho'i,.d agents.
Ion PRINTING nsatl, exseuied.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11

Tho Advertiser state. that John W. Ford
Charles l.. Hyde and his brother Rufus ",
Hyde. Charles Bulzell, son OF DR. John
Burr-ll, Of Cape Elizabeth. (,ailOrs,) Stepb
en- More, (trader,) aud Charles II. Allen
son OF the late WIN. Allen. eoniectioner
were drowned in Portland harbor, by tb,
upset,ing OF q pleasure boat. Edmund
Goodhue was on board the boat, hut escaped
by swimming to Hog Island. The body oil
Rofus W. Hyde, was recovered and brought
to the city Wednesday morning. Four Of
the party were married.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11

Week before last, Judge Tenney Issued q
wri, Of injunction. restraining the Andros-
coggin read from changing lis gauge. The
President could not DO found Saturday so
the WI, wa, not served. Sunday, thOus.
and men turned on, and changed the gauge
Of the whole road, 80 tina, the trains run
from Pennington TO Bath. Monday. The
writ was evadcd edeciually. Meantime
Judge Tenney has summoned the prcs,dsn,
and Directors Of the road to appear and nm.
'wer the charge OF con,cmp, OF court. Evi
IDENTIFY a sorry result will follow ba.ty &C,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11

TEvrm REGIMENT Thi. regiment lsi,
Portland. Sunday morning, by special train,
in consequence Of imperative orders received
saturday afternoon. I. !, organized as fol.
lows:
Colonel-George l. Beal
Lieut. Colonel-Jame. \. fillebrown.
Major-Chsrl~- walker.
Aiiutan,-Elah " shaw.
Observation-Disclosures :. Dj1ge.
Sur,eon-Daniel -. Perry.
Assistant SurgeOn-Jo.iah Z. Day.
Chaplsin-Georss Knot.
Principal Mu.icians-Danicl II. Chan
der and Horace y johnson.
S~rscant Maior-John " Could.
QaariermAstef S-rgssni-.Charle-F King
Commi.s'ry S,rgsant - Charis- Thoup
son.
Hospital stevari-Geurrs J Nlfthfop
Drum Msjor-wilism Allsn.
ff- MApt -Alrhsus l. Green
ComranJ 4. (Saoo.l-JShn Y ADAM,
Captain.
C,up,ny n. (P,r'l,si Msrhasi, Bee. }
-Jams. N Baek. Captain
Company q. (Part.snil- = Cart.
C1mfaty u. tAfssi11s l--S,elfgs "
Wet. 'aTtsin
Clmtsrr q frlrtisni rs, Gaaris. l.,
CoD-A n fsia.. ,srian
t1ursry . 'ir~i.t1u Light infanuy
Wa k11sit1n. tsrta.n
Clmp.by q. tNafuay irht lnisnfv
-ilsufy Easi. ~ CsTtsia ju-sttsu
Bi.ks. ls i.sst. " " whiimsr.h. 4
iirat
Comrsnv ~ tAu'urn Aruisry } -
Chafi-. Tnsr-.H. captain.
Csmtanr l. lplu'ari RE Ga,fi.. 4
C1J-N 7 Fafh,.h. Cspi,in
Csmrsnv \. tle-st5h L5sare. l--Geo.
n Ne, C.r'.in.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11

Coon RKroRr IRON 0,ronp GIHr.. s,,,h
Ann Swan. Of Denmark. write. the M,io.
Farmer tina, In re'ponss tn the call. .hs,,I
her sister aged la and 10 yelr.-plas,,I
IL hills Of corn. They have ja., g,,h,r,,
their crop, amounting to a bu,hel Of s,I
sound corn. Thu. il a good report A.,
there any Others who have done Likewise,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11
Better LAT, than Never,

i..bos .a,i 18th ho- much Truth Ne
cannot Voush.) that John ". Dan, snd
No. Mep1nsli. anil other leader. IN tie
"TsAos party IN Maine. nos go IN Coz tie
war. Although ve DO no, plAss implicit
eouhiencs in death bcd repsntsncs. yet 10
may h. that thee gentlemen now begin TO
'ee Ihcir political san. ia .ueh light that
they sincerely rePen, Of their numerou.
shor, comings, aud intend 10 lead new life.
We hope /, $50.
II may be they have seen some Of the van
lite. Of ,hi. life in the results attending the
late State election II 50. there may YET DO
hope in their case. To DO seriou.-event.
arc pressing upon ~ tia, will meriiaiiy
drive men OF loyal feelings away from the
unienahlo positions assumed by the Dana
party 10 the recent election. Men cannot
sincerely love Tres institution. and DO op.
po.ed to the prosecution OF the war.
The lines must and will 10 dnwn.-on
the one side, liberty. country. constitution,
aud Union on the other. tyranny. depot
ism. rebellion. and ruin. Men canno, serve
God and Bial. They that are MT the
friend. OF the Union are j.. enemies and
every man Is for hi. country or against 1t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11

Psvun clsrasrr rsPlsi,t -11tr,rt.
-hieh - lasi ss,t rspari.l o. ha,s 10
s--ri-i D. u n n..'-. A e. w. Dol n.
fsetiy .iai-i ft- clatrsrt -as 0buIrrI
~ e M,rhls. ~ o. Par, 4 Ar.f
portion viii b. mAis - Barif,li. II ,a.
ahls hin - tIi lie onair.e' rF,npty b.,
b. smPl'yci ths Camden MI. - manu-.
isetars . r'rii1n u The amount aui hence
hs r,plri that they BAT he contract.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11
Ni.. Eiaa 5 Longlsy, Paris, wrought
wOrsted picture, ~
Mr. John Locke, West Paris, oriental
painting, /.
Mr.. Jere Bartlett. Greenwood. do.
uOvsnIorD saSrrscrvEEs.


Charrmaa-Sidney Psrham.
Mr.. Mary Abbott. ApdO'er, ladies'
plain LOse,
Mr. John Tucker, Nor~ay, do. 80
MIR. = j Edwards. Andoyer. do. -
Mr.. John Tucker, Norway, ladies'
ssamsd hose. -
Mary Il Jous-. Paris. childrvns' ho-e,
Init by a child 10 yrs old, 10
Mrs Peter u Buck. Gresn~0od, gentle
mems hose. 70
Mr.. Olive Stanley. Norway, iriDscd
mittens. ~
Sir. John M,lIeu, Norway. stocking
yarn, "
Mr.. Aimira c Besse. so. PARIS, do. Is
NJ. Peter d Buck. Greenwood, spec
linens stocking yarn, 3
Mrs Elsira Latham. Norway, mittens
by lady with only one thumb, 10
Mrs Esther Royal. 50. Paris, domestic
tow and linen towelins. 80
Sane. patchwork by n girl yrs old. ;
Mrs Richard Hutchinson, Hartford, rag
rug. %
Ms. Alice Ripley. Paris, DO. so
Mr.. Isaac Bennett. Norway. DO. 20
Mr.. VI Monroe. Paris. do. 10
Mrs J Z Farewell. Bethel, piece all
wool flannel. 50
Mr. Edmund Curtis. Greenwood. d.. I %
ORR Robinson, Hartford. wooden irock-
ing. 80
Mr., Edmund Curtis. Greenwood. gray
frockIng. IS
Mr.. p D Judkins, Norway. starr ras
carpe,ing, -
Mr. John Tucker. Norway, rNs carpet.
Ing. %
ThouA. BneS,. GresnwOOd, piece gray ~,
flannel. lW
lydia Il Watson. Norway. undrss.cd
a.pnsl. Book
vol aannel. Book
Mrs Horace Eissrly, Waterford. On.
drc--ed GanbsI, Book
Mr., Hannah Ripley. Paris. full cloth. Book
Mr.. NJ MObroe. PARIS, braided rus. B0ok
Your committee are pleased To be able to
bear testimony 20 the substantial merit 81
al art,s!ss prc-snt~i in this department..
though ne nambsr OF spsc,mens Was not
sQgAl 10 What Ne lore {, SO IN the iaturc.
IL % d hopci that the music OF the spin.
pln. ~heel IN the kstchsn Is not 10 be en-
tir,ly superseded by that Of the piano IN
the rArlor. and, while both are useful in
their places. your Committee would earnest.
iy trcyumsui 10 the young ladies Of this
county not 20 ignore entirely the laurel. Of
hOu.choli industry, that has made New
Engani mothers and grantmO'her' the
pride Of The Country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-11

Hon. W S. Grant, army contract, !,
Arizona, with all ths Government f,,,.,
occupying that territory, are On root, q,
tho East. All the government rropsrty,sl
forts ~ers destroyed to rrry,n. Allia, III,
the hand. II tho enemy. The ,root. 49,,
able to evade forco which confidently .,
pecisd TO eject their capture