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CLOAKsl CLOAKs

The low price at which we will sell Clocks are almost
incredible Those wishing To buy anything in this line
should by all means give us call.
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Sales and Horse RiIls
w. y. Hitchcock

Will be printed short notice and reasonable terms
at the Journal office. Give a call.
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Silks aud Emhroidelies in Abundance
and we will guarantee perfect satisfaction as regards
goods and prices.
~ Notice our Market reports in to-days paper We
buy and sell in accordance with the prices given.
.sy"Remcmbsr the place, +. Il. Miller Co., opposite
the Pclrysburg Bank luildmg,
Perry sbulg, Jan. sd, 1861.
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CHOICE DRESS GOODS,

such as can be bought at but very few stores in th,
North-cst and before exhibited in this city. suc
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will be offered at extraordinary low prices.
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GOODS & GROCERIES.

GOObS & NNOCENiES.
yNTuoLEsALE AND RETAIL FURNISHING
w STORE.
: NEW GOODS AT PANIC PRICES
JUST RECEIVED AT "nEAD QUARTERS"
THE GREATEST VARIETY OF CHEAP GOODS
IN NORTHERN ONO.
wM. HOUSTON,
Having Just received 6Om New York an mmcucc stock
of
WINTER GOODS.
would call the especial attention of his friends and GUS
TONERS To the richest mnS varied and cheapest stock vt
toods ever before offered in this City In the line ct
Dry Goods,
I'roccrics,
Hardware
Boots% Shoes,
Hats CAPS,
Harness.
&c, Nc., &c.
liz is prepared o do hunucss nt the very lowest cash
prices aud those diSiuus of saving money hy pmckas.
ingo choice article of good cheap Ter cash, will lind
their advantage tn give himR call,
lie invites especial attention to the fact that he
CONSTANTLY RECEIVES FRESH SUPPLIES,
and he buys entirely upon the cash principle he can
well Afford to sell low for cash-us giving the purchGs
err an ADVANTAGE otat least fifty per cent over tcrmcr
prices. Notice the following:
Good half double solcd Boots sound leather and well
madr' Wr, '''''''''''''' '2OS,
Ladies' walking shoes S.
Solid Shank Corn Hoes &,
Nc" Loaf Mugar'''' Is.
Shocking Tobacco. &C.
and all other goods in proportion cheaper than be-
fore sold in rcrrysburg.
Wcarc oppcning n large assortment or Groceries
which buyers will do well To call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere,
We keep pou hand PEARL MILLS Xxx FLOUR, which
always gives the very best satisfaction.
| Corn Meal,
Pork,
Bacon,
Mackcrcl, aud all kinds Of Lake and River Fish.
In short he keeps constantly ON hnud anything the
people may want His goods were bought for cash by
careful and experienced hlndonc who understands the
art Of pleasing a classes and conditions and he dces
merchant in the county tn exhibit better selected
stock of goods than he has upon his shelves. Isprccs
he is confident viii suit every one, he has learned
that is of great advantage to the seller to benefit the
buyer, from the fact that they reap reward in the in
crease of custom His customers have already learned
that hc can't he undcrsol and for the benefit Of their
| wanting ncighhors, he would have them noise Il
abroad that the people may appraised of the great nd
vantagcs of buying at Head Quarters"
~ He pays the highest price in cash for Wheat and
| Corn, NJ his store on Front Street.
| WIN. HOUSTON.
| Pcnysburg, Jan. 3D. 1861
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NALOop COUNTY COuRT OF COMMON MEAS.

Edwards & lIdings vs. VIM. Foamside, ct al.
William Fcliusidp, Elizabeth Fenrpsdc Bruno Silva,
Spencer * Mrllcn, Tennis Dlngcr, Fuller Co., Geo
H. Day, Il Goa W. W. Griffith &Go,, will take notice
at William Edwards and Hiram lidngs, ofClcvcland,
Ohio did ON the 9Th day of March, 1856 lc their petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas witn and for said county
of " uod and state OF Ohio the object of said petition
being tnmodity certain decree made by said Court at
the December term thereof \. D., 1850, in action
then pending therein, in which, said Fuller Co. were
plaintiffs and said William and Elizabeth Fcamside,
Bruno Silva, SpWeor& Mellon, Tennis Il Danglcr, and
c. Davis Go. Werr defendants aud obtain an order
OF sale ure following lands agcd 10 plaintiffs, TO
wit: the west halt of southwest qunrtr section 30, and
east half Of south east quarter section 3D. and east half
west half Of southcas quarter section 10, all IN town
D. north of range Ia containing 200 acres of land IN
Wood county, Ohio, for the payment of certain moneys
due plaintiffs, and the prayer ui said petition Is that said
Court ascertain the amounts due plaintiffs and dcen-
d.us and the priority of the mortgage liens OF plaintiffs
and defendants said lands, and that said Nm team-
side be ordered pay the said amounts found due, with
in short day or IN default thereof said lands bc sold,
and the proceeds applied in payment of said amounts SO
found due according 10 te prurites Of sad mortgage
liens and for other and further relief and said dcen-
dnn, are notified p'aPPear and answer by the ilih day
of May, 1861.
DonGE TYLER, atty's for Edwards & lddings.
March 18th, 1861 -4jw6Sf 30
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Cook s. PoE, attys.
March IL, iS6l-lIwj;S3 90
~ o Y | G Il .

n
lImry Il. Gouchcr of picatoncn In the county Of
-----, in the State OF Illinois, will take notice that
John Beard of the county of Woud in the State of Ohio,
did thl 18th day of March, 1861 file his petition in the
Court o Common Pleas of Wood county, in the State of
Ohio,aguns the said Henry b. Gouchcr John Franks
and Jacob pukey administrator Of Samuel Ulcry,
deceased defendants, setting forth that the said john
Beard thc 0th day o October, 1860 obtained iudg
ment in said Court against the said Henry II. Gouchr
for ty Of 1923 ~ and costs Of suit that said Touch
en- nonresident OF the State OF Ohio, and had no
goods and chaitluS subject to execution Whcrcwh To
satisfy said Judgment, that said judgement was lien
upon the following described pr misses situate in said
county Of Wood towit the north east quarter of section
thirty in township g. north OF range eleven east; the
south half Of the south quarter Of Section thirty, IN
township ami Uulv aforesaid and much O the east
half of the soutl-yaS quarter OF section thirty siN in
township three, north OF range east lies the
north side oi thc ccncr OF the Sandusky a. Defiance
road running and through said last described
premises; that the said Johu Franks claimed to hold
mortgage all part of said premises; that the said
Jacob Pcrk,y claims to hold lien part all Of
said premises ns administrator aforesaid; that said
tinucher has other property in the State OF Ohio.
The prayer of said petition is that the said Franks and
said pcrkcy may SGT forth their respective claims or liens
to AMI upon said premises that the Court will adjust the
miocs Of the with that o the said plaintiff, and
among the said defendants, that said real estate may be
ordered to be sold and the proceeds applied ON said
claims according to their proritics of lien &c. Said
touchcr is notified that he is required To appear and
asn or said petition before the third Saturday ai
ter the 25th day of April 1851. JOHN BEARD.
| T.. BROwS, atty for j. BEARD.
March 20th lSGl--46N6 6SS 90.
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MARKETS.
PerrNshury Market.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
JANU AIRY l, 1861.

JAN L AR Y l, 1861.
AssETs
Cash on hand and in lIank..., S37 5SI 08
Cash in hands of agents, and in
course of transmission 76,449 81
Cash loaned on call 15,l72 %
- SI29.2O3 5S
Bills receivable for loans, amply secured 63,055 81
Real Estate, unincumbcred, (cash valuc,). 10000 90
1926 Shares Bank Stock in Hartford Market
Value Observation-Disclosures. 269652 90
230O Shares Bank Stock in New York Market
Value .................... 1877, 400 90
1910 Shares Bank Stock in Boston, Market
Value .......................... 1O4,7OO 90
400 Shares Bank Stock in St Louis Market
Value ........................ 10000 90
4l1 Shares Bank Stock in Rail Road and
other Stock, Market Value. ........... $1,000 90
Hartford city Bonds, per cents Market
Value Observation-Disclosures. $4,000 90
State Stocks, Tennessee, ,0hioand Michigan,)
6pcr cents, Market Value. ............ 45,400 90
81 Shares State Bank Wisconsin, Market
Value ......................... 5,7OO 90
Total Assets ............ S0b3,71 80
Total Liabilities ............. Sj,106 ~
Insurance against Loss on Damage by FIRE, on Dwell
ng, Furniture, Stores Warehouses, Merchandise Mills
Manufactures and most any other kind of property
he effected in this Company upon as favorable terms
the nature of the risks and security of PolicEAoldcrs will
admit. GEORGE STRAIN, Agent,
Peuysburg, May lst, 1861 lily.
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GOODS s. GROCERIES.

WILL SOUTH CAROLINA sECEDEf
This is the great question which absCrbs the pub
lie mnd. and the probabilities that she will at least
attcmrt. But by arrangements rCccutly made,
A. G. WILLIAMS & BRO.
are rcccvmg weekly frcsh supplies of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
direct from New York.
beautiful MtrinoS.
Rich all Wool pclains,
French Prince, Brocadc Plsids,
Heavy Black Silks,
Merrimac Prints,
American Prints
Chintz Dcloins and
DRESS GOODS,
fevcry style and price.
Ready Made Clothng,
Hats and Caps
Boots and Shoes,
Groceries,
Hard Waro,
Wooden Ware
Curtain Paper
Yankee Notions,
And in fact everything usually kept in first class
all nr which entirely and of the best quality and
will be sold at greatly reduced prices
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
M EST

I / NSIEk CbMMlSSioNEkS SALE OF kEAL
M ESTATE.
stephen Eldridse Admir- Joseph Grain.
by virtue or an order of sale from the court of common
pleas Of Wood cuuut, shall expose to public salc, ut
the door of the court house in Perry ySburg,
On Saturday the 2Tth day of April 1851,
between the hours of ~ IN. and O'Clock p. M, Che fol-
lowing described land, and tcncmcns situate IN Wood
county and state Of Ohio, towt: the east half of the
North west qualcro section No. thirysiN ad in town.
ship Eve l range ten Ll0 cast containing 50 acres of
land more or less
PETER BELL, Master ComI.
Cook g. PoE, auys,
March IL. iS6l--l1wJS3 90
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~ HERlFF'S SALE SUMMIT COUNTY, COURT
- 4

y OF VUNMUN PIENS,
john A. Cruhars Sarah Jane Wilson, executrix of
the estate of lnmeS Wilson, dec
BY virtue ut order Of s,c Sstcd in thc above
bv the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas OF Summit
county, Ohio and 10 directed and delivered sheriff
Of Wood county viii oer for sale at public yend9c at
the door ut the Court House IN the town of Perry sbmg,
Wood county, Ohio, ON
Saturday the 21tl day of April, 1861,
between the hours OF ~ M, and o'clock p, m Of
said day the following described lands and enemons,
W the cas-, half ol The south west quarter of section
number twenty uuc in township number three, in range
nhmhcr ten, in Wood county, Ohio containing eighty
acres, more OF less. G. L. GUlER, Sheriff
W. i. SANDERS, atty.
March 2Tth. 1861 iIW5S3 Is,
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FOR READY PAIi
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR

From Reynolds Mills always on hand, and at the Tow.
est price. Warranted good article.
Call and see us. We will give you good bargains at
the old stand of Powers Blnn.
Perry ysburg, Dee. 1860, 4. G. WILLIAMS n BRO
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Elegant Nalanccs
All WOol Dcaincs,
All W0n Merinocs,
Winter Dress Goods,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15
For the Dsmee.st.


Owing to the contemplated change Of the
Law by this Legislature in relation to the
Normal appropriation, the foil announce
men, Of the Spring Term could not be made
in all respects. a. early ns desirable. Both
the Normal and Academic Department"
have. however. commenced under favorable
auspices. Mr.. Pierce, heretofore announced
~ the Principal OF the Academy, will
prove highly acceptable In his position.
The Normal Department, under the patron
age Of the State. 10 under the direction Of
Z. s. Bats. Of iiolyoke, Mas. and he 10
. graduate Of the wesi6eli::Normsi School
OF that State. lie comes highly recon.
msnded a. . faithful and eomps,snt teacher
in his department. -ons thoroughly se-
quain,ed with the mo.t recent method. Of
Normal Instruction. Every young lady in
this region. who intends TO teach . public
school the coming scason. should. II posi-
bic. attend this Normal School. Young
gentlemen should DO the same for this OPP
portunity should BE- most eagerly embraced
TO partake OF tho benefits offered by tho
State. rho teachers Of this County are
no, FULLY aware Of the advantage. here OF.
tered. IL IL no, too late to improve the
present opportunity, and ~ there Is still
room fpr few more teachers, they should
no, fail to give their aid and attendance.
yIAT0R.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15

SurRrxr JUDICIAL CouRr. The Criminal
term Of this Court opened yesterday morn.
ing, Judge Davis on the bench.
A petition for hAbea' corpus to bs direc.
ted to Thomas Pennsll, Eco, Sheriff aud
Jailor. commanding him to bring into Court
the body Of Alouro Dimmic'; aha, Lewis
Small held by him on charge OF forgery.
was presented by Moses N. Butler. Esq.
County Attorney. The petition requests
that the prisoner may DO delivered to q
Sheriff Of Oxford County. to Do taken to
Penobscot County where indictment" against
him for forgery are pending The prisoner
had been arrested in Oxford County and had
escaped. Subsequently he was arrested Tor
forgery here. The Court granted the prayer
Of the petition and ordered writ to DO To-
sued. Portland Argus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15

IxroEr,Sr NEws IRON TEKS. The fol-
loving dispatches were forwarded from
Washington on Saturday
Capt, Chandler arrived here this morn.
ing, direct from san Antonio. nth imPor-
tant dispatches TO .hi. Government. Col
Waite, who il IN command Of the Depart
men,, had cndcavorcd 10 rcorganIIe and con.
cenira,e the troops, but found u impossible
TO do il. and is compelled 10 carry out the
order, issued by General Twiss'. The con.
duet Of ten. rwigg, had completely demon
allIed the entire force. Capt. Chandler
represent. affair. to b. in a most deplora-
bic condition throughout Texas. NotviIh.
standing there has been large and Valua'
bic amour, OF government property seized
BY the State authorities. it would not prove
to b. OF much value, . large quantities Of
the stores, supplies, and mules, had already
been stolen aud carried oil by various par
ties"
Col. Waite was at San Antonio, waiting
instructions from the War Department.
The troops would shortly be in destitute
condition. scarcely having supple. TO last
them until they could reach the Atlantis
coast.
The War Department have jus, received
in.ellseuee iron Capt Hill, COMMANDING
the forces on the BraEos. lie was at Fort
Brown. and at the time Of writing Il was
anticipated there would be a collision be-
tween the United States troops under bis
command and ,hosc belonging to the State
authorizes. lie had been restrained from
making an attack by the interPOsition 0f
friends.
II is believed tina, nearly every post in
Texas is by this time IN possession OF tho
State authorities"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15

The Oxford Dcmoera, makes US cay that
.cserc spring freshcis Hsrr occur after heavy
snow. We Said "rar,iS ever occvr, ;" which
W. still hold 20 b. true.
A.n general rule. when va have heavy
SHOWS, they are slowly melted by tho sun,
I'LL the atmosphere and snow il saturated
with moisture when tho wind sets in and
blows the moisture OF 10 sea and dries on.
the snow, leaviug tho air and snow Ia 4 con.
di,ion TO b. saturated again. Much Of the
snow that fall. never finds i,s way into our
rivers. 10 the latter par. Of the spring af.
ter the CESSATION Of the cold winds, We often
have powerful rains and frcshe. before tho
snow Is entirely melted out Of the mountain
forests. Still. there are exceptions TO all
ihe-r rules pertaining TO the mo.eOrolosr OF
our latitude. Bethel Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15
The Supreme Court on the Personal
Liberty Law.

The opinions Of all the judges have hem
presented 10 the legislature. The follow.
ing ABSTRACT has bcen gwen:
lily chapter 50. section 81. the keepers
Of tho Jail. in this State are prohibited from
receiving into their custody " person. claim
ed a. fugitive slaves" The Court ara I'M
snimously Of the opinion tbs. this section
). constitutional.
by ehsptsr -. section 20, whenever q
person J. claimed and arrested NJ fugitive
slave. it i. the duty Of the County Attorney
Tor the county in which such person j. az.
rested, to summon all necessary witnesses,
and defend him y, the expense Of the State.
Thi. I. also unanimously declared to be con.
stitutional.
By the statute Of 1855, justice. Of tho
peace, sheriff.. cproner,. and other ofioer
were prohibited from aiding and abslIin;
any Per-on. ~ Thar ogaai oaponiy. in ar
resting or OBTAINING any other person claim.
ed q. a fugitive slave" Thi.all the Juise,
believe TO have been constitutional
Bu, when our statutes were rc,i-cI by
Joseph Baker aud bis associates IN 1855,
and by Judge shepley IN 1880, the worl'
" IN thar ctfciai osPodiy," were left out u
this provision.
Judges Tenney. Rice. Cutting. May and
Goodenow, hold tha, thi, alteration render.
81 ,hi. provision uneon',i.u,ional--on tho
ground that the prohibition i. no longer an
ceo,ai. buta pr,oHdi prohibition. The ia.
gitivs slave Law has been held 10 ~ cpns,i.
tu,ionil by the supreme Court Of the Uni.
ted States and a. tina, Act command, "all
good citizens 20 all IN its enforcement,
the prohibition OF our statute is befd 20 b.
In conaie, with IL. Judge. May and Good
enow, while coming To tai. conclusion, con-
denim the fugitive slave law In strong terms,
asd doubt Its con.titutionaliiy, except as
settled by the Suprene Cour, OF the United
states.
Judges Appleton. Davis and Kent. hold
that tho meaning Of our statute was not
wa. pCt changed by the revision that tho
prohibition OF the officers is cfida!, and mol!
persouoi. and that, admitting tina, the iusl'
tive slave law mus, b. regarded as cop.,i,u-
tioual and binding until 10 il REPEALED or
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15

4 Coon THsG. The Legislature Of Del
aware adjourned on the 9Th Of March. The
body sisnalired the session, by refusing to
renew the present lottery licences. which e1.
pire very soon; and al.o refused to license
any new COMPANIES. This Pesi is becoming
the mos, fscils engine Tor swindlips IN e1i.-
tenee in this country. Most OF the eifcu-
lars aOodins the nation, Purrort to issue
from within the borders Of Delaware and
Maryland from whence, II they can be eleai..
ed cut, many an honest and hard lsbOring
man will be saved Eve or ten dollar note,
ri,ked IN the hope Of future afllueoce. We
especially commend any act Of legislation
looking to the extinction Of the curse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15
Now Hampshire Election

The Granite State held an election on
Tuesday. for the choice Of Governor. Coun.
cillor. legislature. Members Of Congress.
and Railroad Commissioner. The result,
shows that Hon. Nathaniel 5. Berry. Re-.
publican. for Governor, has u mapriIy Of
about 1000. The Republicans have four, Il
not all Eve Of the Coubsillor- oil the mem.
bers OF Congress. the Railroad Commission.
er. l0I Representative to % opposition ani
. Of the l. Senators. This - the first re.
.ponse to Mr.. Lneolns inaugural, and .
right noble one. too. The election OF Mem.
Der Of Congress, In Oh, Second District VAS
holly contested. the whole opposition being
concentrated upon a Union ticket
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15

EIrrLLisG TR,rroRs. The following pre-
anble and resolve, introduced by Senator
Foster. will receive every Republican vote
IN the Senate. A. il will require three or
four democratic votes to make the necessary
two thirds, !, may not pass
WhueG,, Mr wigisll, now senator Of
the United States from Texas. has declared
in debate. that he !. . foreigner, and owes
no allegiance to thi. Government, but TO a
State and foreign Government, therefore
Rooired. Tha, Louis q. wig.all DO eIpel.
led from this body.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15

The National Intellirencer Of Wednesday.
in long and carefully worded leading edi-
torial on the Inaugural. says that Mr.. Lin
coin has spoken words which. while they
evidently attest the sincerity Of strong con.
,ietons, make It manifest that he purposes
to pursue policy which shall promote the
prosperity and preserve the peace Of the
country.
The article concludes by asking for Mr..
Lincoln, from hi. countrymen in oil parts
Of the land. . candid hearing and q lair
trial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15

RI.DHIKIcrSG on rnE Sr,rg. Under The
new census Maine IL entitled to bu. Eve Rep
rc.enta,i'cs to Congress. Tho Legislature
in arranging the new districts have agreed
A. follows
First Dis,riet-York and Cumberland.
Second Di.,rict-OI,ord, Franklin, An.
dro.coggin and Sagadahoc.
Third Di.riet--Somers.t. Kennobec. Lin
coin aud Knox.
Fourth Eis,ric,-Penobscot. Pi.cataqui'
and Aroosiook.
Filth Observation-Disclosures, Hancock and
Waldo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-15
Absent. Whispered.

lesson. perfect. improvement great.
Tex, Books. Smith. Algebra. Greenlears
Seric. Of Arithmetic. Weld aud Quaeken.
boss Grammar, COrncll,s Series Of Geosra.
ply. Town aud IIolbroOk'. Progressive Sc.
rie. Of Readers. Worcester. Dictionary.
Whole number Of scholars prcssu,. IL /;
Average number, IL IL.
When I receive better return than this
| will give you notice thereof.
Sd. wADSwORTlI. SBp-yri,or.
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Temperance Lectures.

DR.. b. Colby asen, Of the State Temper
,nee association and Of the Grand Division
Of the State. will lecture in Oxford County
a. follows. Will the friends Of temperance
in each Of the places eco that arrangements
are made and due notice given:
So. Waterford, Friday Eve. March 10.
Sweden, Saturday Eve. March 10.
Lowell. Sunday Eve, March IL.
fryeburg. Monday Eve. March 10.
Brown6eld. tuesday Eve, March ~.
Porter, Wednesday Eve, March ~.
Cornish, Thursday Eve, March 81.