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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-10-25
Fight in Missouri.

The telegraph brings the news OF fight
at Fredericton Missouri, a point about
thirty miles south of Pilot Knob, and Of
the defeat of the rebels, commanded by the
notorious JEFF. THOMPSON and Lowe.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-10-25

Thirty students, about equally divided
between the three higher classes, have left
Amherst College, Massachusetts,, and en-
listed for the war in various regiments.
They 60 in varions capacities, from private
to captain.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-10-25
: An Immense audience assembled il

Baltimore o hear the Hon. Henry Winter
Davis on the Rebellion. l.. w. Gosnell,
Esq, Breckinridse Democrat, presided.
Mr.. Davis was received with the most un-
bounded enthusiasm. He Endorsed the war
policy of the Government to the fullest
extent
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-10-25
RESPONSE OF REPRESENTATIVE WINDOW.


WINoNA, Oct. 7th, 1861.
GENTLEMEN Absence from home for
several days has delayed my reply to your
petite favor of the 9th inst.
In answer TO your question as to nv
position on the doctrine enunciated by
General Fremont in his proclamation rela.
tive % the c0nfiscation of the negro pro-
perty OF rebels 10 Missouri" | have TO say
that, believe that it is the true "doctrine."
and that before this war ends it will have to
be approved by the Government. lean see
no sacredness about "negro property" which
should give to 1t greater immunities than
10 any ether property, and whenever the
military necessity occurs for the confscation
of slaves, am quite willing to see slavery
1.-THE cause of the war; suffer the penalty I
think, however, that we should give no
greater latitude to our Generals than is abb
soluteiy necessary, and that our severe meas
ures should all have the sanction of the law.
l am not, therefore, disposed to censure the
Administration for requiring modification
which would make the proclamation con-
form TO the statute so recently passed by
Congress. | am in favor of cripping the
renels wherever we can,and believing slave
~ to be their weak point, | would a i'm
blow at that wherever we can legally do So
A law emoodying the principles of FIRE.
mont's proclamation would meet my I'm
qualified approval, and will receive my vote
unless l shall hereafter see some good reason
to change my mind on the subject.
have the honor to be,
Very resply. your ob't serv't.
WILLIAM WINDOW.
To N. S. Teft, N. D., J. D. Jaquith, Esq, and
Z. A. Harrington Esq, Committee.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-10-25

The railroad between Halifax and Que
bee is nearly half finished-when it is COM
pleted John Bull can snap his fingers at
Jonathan. Canada has built one hundred
and fourteen miles from Quebec towards
Halifax New Brunswick has built one
hundred and ten miles from Shediac to st.
John, and Nova Scotia sixty miles from
Halifax to Truro, making altogether two
hundred and eighty>twO miles OF the dis,
lance; leaving only three hundred and fifty
miles to be built. That, it is estimated, can
be done for e3,OOOOOO sterling, or what
we are expanding every fortnight. This will
enable the mother country to communicate
with her Canadian family during the winter
without saying "by your leave" to us.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-10-25

A. CONVERSION The Chicago Tribune
not only does not urge an "Onward to Rich
mond ]" advance, but actually counses pa
thence and faith. Let US" it says, abe all
content, then, to wait and pray being
meanwhile, sure that our cause is 10 good
hands," This is the most marked CONVEX
sion to prudence and moderation that has
fallen under our observation, since that of
New York Tribune Immediately after the
battle Of Bull Run. And think of the
Chicago 1ribune--whch has abused Sec
rotary Cameron, laughed at Gen Scott, in.
simulated against Mcclellan, and denounced
the President, assuring US that our cause
is in good hands," 1t is well.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-10-25
The Third Congressional district

The Third Congressional district of
Ohio, which is represented by Hon. c. L.
Vallandigbam, secession, gave the following
majorities for the Union Candidate for Gov.
ernor at the recent election
Butler county,. 49,. .l,3cO
Montgomery county. ............... 800
PreDle county. ...............'.... SOO
Total. ...................3.0 600
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-10-25

of the Government, to assume to decide
questions OF military exigency, without a
full knowledge of the facts bearing upon it,
and which are far better known to the
President and his officers n the field.
Believing both the President and his
Generals of Divisions to be animated by
the one patriotic purpose of quelling the
rebel lion, think it the part of patriotism
and duty to sustain their official acts, while
the moral support of the people is SO ne,
cessary to their success.
l am, gentlemen, with great respect,
Your Obedient servant,
CYRUS ALDRICH.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-10-25

Senators Rice and Wilk insOn,
and Representatives Aldrich
and Window, On the War and
the Question of Negro COnlis-
cation.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-10-25

To Senators Rice and Wilkinson, and Repre-.
sentatlves Aldrich and Window.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22
GOLD DOLLAR FOUND.

4 Noy,L CiSeuSsr,SeI u isSs. ~.
IIerr,sk osJs'ed b.. f,rcnau to sosla.s "a a baN
~ NJ. Sag,r Coated r,Il. sew soh dallar-al.o
short letter. r,lss.Iias the 6aisr OF the iaiia'.
90 ra,hst the ps'sla'" ofihs baN ofp'lI' oca,a'a'
n, Il, e. adIfes. pr. lleu'ck, Hamins h. REL.
5eac.. date. etc. u NV apP-sr. that the b"S
~as rarcha.sd by NJ. Amas Stephenson. ofilo"'.
ton, T,Na..-~ho. az isitsr To- Dr. iieu,ck,
dated Ma, i6,h isso, ssy. 80" on opeuing 4
box of 49, Pills. purcha'rd th,. day Judge II m,
.arpsi,s oa 6adiRs geld dsllI'. Ga cNam,nips
the d,rrci,oa.. : ~ note ofrequs'' ~a' s'.o fouod
", brls dsush'er claim. the dollar, through
-h,ch have made hals. aai a. ~',is. -.
suspended iron het neck, With nbboa." The
druss,., IA IIou,,on parcha.sd b.. suppl, Of Pills
"a Ne- Yo'k. sai the Ns~ York druss,'I. d'r,''
iron w. IlerrisA.
rs, Advertisement on fourth page.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22
DNspEPSIA.

Thew !. psolab, ~ d,.ea.. ~hich experience
h.s ., amll, prnyci q, D. rrm sitablr b. the re.
gUNiAN SYRUP n D,sp-p.,a. The m,.t
inyr,erair isrRs " IN. di.casc have b,sa con.
pL-tel, carri b, th,s m,iicia-. az sRpi- tssti.
ma, u .smc Of oaS hrst cii,Ist. proves.
LITrLIrnN, Mass, Jan. lst0.
T. ,h- prupTstor. uf the Prruyiaa SyWp.
G~ntietnrn have 30 several year. suffered
'ycr,y Nth pyspep., accompanied hy weak.
nss. anl n~ryo1s uutah,l,iy shch made l,ic
ls,rlsa O. ne. Npthiag hat an .uapl-.i natr,-
msat Coali r,naia ~ the stomach Nithuut pain.
S1sfs-.s aai siai, cyacaatians, uncomfortable
isslngs IN the he,i, h'i taste ~ the moath,
cstaral s,mptons, Inactivity u the liver and
bowels, pi~s, gvR~ral tcbildN, AMI RsfNou. state
~ ,Nu,,ns Susceptibility. made up diseased cou-
diioa Frbsll,aa. 81 ofiinarN medical treatment.
~ the aiStce II an sninrnt phN sictsa n BostDn
lcumear.i taxing PERUVIAN SYRUP at
oscv h-gan g. eNPr',rnrs t-nshi. Ansr iaking
three bnit.... an ihs., IA, ic~lns. have isG. VI,
h-ahh o. r-storrd sni 'nja, lii- vel a. e'st.
Mo.i che.5lull, jo rrcompsal rer'na
>,Tup. AbRAN MEAD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

"ArrxSrioS. YorSo MKS :" weper-
eeivs. by the Advertisement Of Me-srs. HOr'
ace L. Hesemen Co. Of New York, that
the renowned " Stimulating 0psusnt in
vented by DIR. Bollinsham for a healthy
stimulation in the growth OF beard or whis.
kers, has now bad iu American market
eonaded to their agency. The high reps-
,.tion Of this article in London. Paris. and
other elite. Of Europe. seems to have been
fully justified by experience in this soun-
try. We end ,ha, u. praises are re ECHOED
among all classes. 4 few weeks are said to
prove It's almo., magical Influences upon
the beard or whisksr. The British 'olun'
teer. have made such free use Of II as TO at.
,-Ae, IN. attention Of The London Punch.
See advertisement Of Ae-srs. uecdgeman 4
Go m another column. ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22
Tn. sSlusr.H urrwrES DoreL,s ,sD In,

Tux SkiHxIsH BSrwKKN DorGL,s AND Fms.
srNprN. The correspondent, Of the Tine.
say. Of the recent verbal passage at arms
between the-c two gentlemen
MIR. Fe.sebden replied in keen, COO,
and perfectly scathing speech, as severe q
piecc OF polished invee,ive as ! ever heard.
lie aid be would concede 10 Mr. Douglas
everything he claimed eIeep, that he was a
gentleman. which he could not aeknowl-
edge. because he bad used language which
no gentleman. without greater ProVoea'ion.
ever u.ed. The .kirmish was very sharp.
Douglas was angry and in the wrong and
he committed the grcat fault Of refusing to
acknowledge il. lie Joe, ground decidedly.
lie nigh, have made strong point against
the Republicans Il he bad avoided the pr
sonAl issus with re.sendsn. A. il was, be
va. utterly routed"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

wAsuiSGroN. March ~. The news Of
the decision OF the new Administration u
eva,uate Fort sumter forthwith. creates con-
siderable excitement. aud some curiosity Is
exhibited TO learn the course the aathori'
tie. If the Sou,beru Coniederaey wall Pur-
sue in tbs contingency. TIE order Tor the
evacuation VI the fort has already gone for
ward.
BY al order Of the Military Superinteu-
dn', Which Is publshed. Anderson Is diree.
ii. N the regular course Of his service, to
leave Fort Sumter in the latter part Of June.
ID ). thence transferred to the barracks .,
Ns'Pori. Kentucky, for the recruiting ser
'e' Of the Western Department,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22
Davis. Pain Killer.

have used the med,eise kse~s az rs'r, Ia.
y,.'s fsia Killer 10 N, I.mil, io' the last tsei,e
moa,h., sai have gr,a, pleasure "a is.,'ly,ng 10
lyas Of II. ,esy ,iiaabls properties. wOuld not
,s an, .rcesat be without Il. Dsring the e>ist.
ance sfihc cholera last ,es', used NJ medicine
bat the Pals Killer, although m,sch anil several
member. Of ny emily we've a,,ask'd by Il severe.
Il. aaI I On, hsrpy say that the Psia Killer,
va s.lusl 10 s.-Ty .s'srg--cy-t was both q
pf,,esi,,~ and q ee'taia ouSc I consider that !
.Aesl s.i 10 doiag .,, dsiy 10 the community
d,J not saw this mech. ~ were attacked b,
The chol-rs to-day the rsiR kilLrr .hoali h. the
oaly r,assiV soali Use. I have thoroughly
tested u AMI kaow "a caa H. rrl,-d upoa.
f,E. BEGGlNCuND, Gakaa. ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

The Belfast age says; \ young nan by
the name Of John Page Of Belfast. in the
employ OF Messrs. Russell IN their paper
mill had a narrow escape from insian, death
on Saturday night lie was adjusting a
pulley, maxim: over hundred revolutions
pr minute. when hi. clothes became en-.
tangled. and everything he had on was strip
ped from him eIccp, hi. nsck,ie, hi. boots
and stockings. when relieved he was in a
complete state Of nudity. What !. more
remarkable - that be received no injuries
e1eep, slight chatting Of the skin OF his
leg. aud one OF hi. arms
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22
nIprIIEUIN.

Zoe the opr, of that dreaded disease, Da,i.'
rsia kine' !. specific. Il re.orted 10 IN tune
u .hsuLl be usel. miSei With ~lie6, a. gar.
sle, aad the threat htihrd With PAIN MILLER
freely. Rr,i What Ia WALros write. 10 IN.
isr date of Nov. -. i-co, IRON CS.hoetoa eoua +.
~, ohioi
81 AN h,ppy 60 iaf,rrn yoa that the PAS kiL-
TIA eurr. al. new disease, DysA,ra - See,
TAroaf. that !. prevailing 20 - alartniag an eS-
t-nt in ,hi. section Of the ooan,p. Ia Walast
Creek Hsl,ae. casaiy the, use scarcely nv other
r-,ur,i,, and u Ia. never h-ea Known o. tail ~ a
.inste in.iaac- whrn u.rd ~ time. This fact
40 naa, make kabsn O. the wohd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22
Headache! Headache!

TAou.aads Of pst.oa. safer tom headache. .
the .cs,..i. lsttimsat OF their comfort. business
aad health. ~ha might sas,l, h. cur-,l l., simpi
u.iag H.-Pl,,y'. H-ssPt'bs Npst,se'. Tn
IIead,che fili, rskea a the nprning. and n
Rd,ou. Pin Isker At a,ghi, rarely ni a. care IN
- It ssycrv az! ob.tissle ca.c. Thousands hls
~. tt,e.l then have hcrn ruIiTrly ireed ~ Ih'
l.,as II their hives e. aud do likewise. Price
IS csnts PC .oN. SiN boNr. Toe 81
Seat b, m,ifot express. free e charge, on &c
CENT Of The price. Address,
Ia. =. HUMPHREYS 4 CO.,
No. So Hruadssy, Nss York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

ADMINISTRATIVE SALE. ~ ,ira. Of
a Irsa.s from the Honorable JpJg- oi prulsi,
for the Costly Of Oxford. shall .sll b, Publie Of
rs,,s,e 49,, on Ta@.day the 30ih day Of ApIl,
IsoI, At oae o'clock 10 the afternoon. on the
premises, al The real estate Il which Adrian
Garamoa, late Il Peru ~ the CounIy ofoNlofd.
diet ssiIsd aad possessed. iSeladins the rs'eT.
.ioa Of the wiIos'. dover, f5r the paymen, OF
The debt. Of said decsa.ei add charges II aimin'
is,r,ii1u. SIBBELLE z. CANNON,
Mach 10, lS6I. AdminisiTa irix.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22
II A X X I ED

L. Peru. March 10. u, Samuel HOLMES. E-I,
NJ. Au,~r, psaa - N,.. Gosanas u. toaant,
18th ui CaEion.
L. Souih Waterford. 9Th last, b, Rev. samn
:. Goali, Vi. O.good Ba,ley, ~ No. Br,dgton.
10 Mics >snh 4. Gr-.a-. Of North Wai'ftori,-
10th dat muls., graduate. Of the American Asy q.
km at llafiiofd. Coan.
o. Saco, l7ih inst. NJ. Chsrs. ". Dcsrins,
oi >carb0fo' 10 Mics a., lpha u. Wai.on, Hiram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

\ RExAEEABls LpGSnruSk. The Ken
nebce Jogrn'l remarks upon the close OF
the legislature Of Maine
"Oar reporter for the House states a. an
interesting fact, iha, during the recent So
zion Of the legislature there Ma. not an ~.
stance IN which an appeal VA, taken from
the decisions Of the SPEAKER not an arsu-
mcut on parliamentary law; no'a rriv'-
legged question made in the House as TO err
TOR. in the reporting; not sPeeeh len IN
the manu.criP, unpublished. The Lesisla-
,ure. by the eonsen, o, all, va. one Of tie
NOS. intelligent. orderly and interesting
with which be has ever been acquainted. y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22
ABRAN MEAD.
The Universal Cough Rem.d,

ct whoop,ag COACH. There az pr0h.bl, u,o,e
c,... of whoop,as Cssgh coni,as-,l great
lsngth q time b, the Ne Of tsmcd,e. coatsiaing
sNprc,ofants, ~h,ch not only aggra's,s the coash.
bot run down the system, making the cough "a.
Ii. 90 producing con.unpSioa, than by sny other
csu... Toe. - eompls,si, obJ,atri IN the uui.
,et.al Cough RrmsIy. Which cunlains nuth,ng
O. prulscc nIa.ea 90 pfostrsiiani and the Cpsgh
sisli. n,iar,Ily while the system - sustained.
Re.al.s ju.tif, IN. declaration. aud ali ATE asked
o. -sii,l, thrmftlyss bY trial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

DlsTRiCr ATTORNEY ToE MAINE. IL 10
announced that Geo. 7. Talbot, ESQ, Of
MachiAs, has been nominated by the Presi-
dent as L. $. Dstrie, Attorney Tor Maine,
in place Of Geo. +. ShsPiey. the present In-
eumbgut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

FoEuG~ ArroNrsENrs. Prc,idsni Linz
coin has.cn into the senate the names OF
the iolloNiu. persons ior imPor,an, foreign
missions
Charlie. Franei, Adams Of Massachusetts,,
for England.
William L. Dayton, New Jersey, Tor
france.
George T. Marsh. Vermont, for SARDINIA.
JAM, Watson Webb, New York for rur.
key.
Ca..iu. NJ Clay. Kentucky, Cor Spain.
Thoma. C0rvin. Ohio. for Mexico.
4 II. Burhncame, Minister TO Austria ;
BR Wood, Minister 10 Denmark; II :.
sanford, Minister 10 Belgium Freeman Il.
Morse. Consul TO London.
Thomas J. Dryer has been appointed
Commissioner to the Sandwich Islands :
Jane q. Putnam. OF New York Consul to
Havrs Rufus King. editor Of the M'lwau'
k, Sentinel. Minister to Rome. j. W.
Nye, o. New York. ba. been nominated io'
GSernJr OF Nevada.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22
County Of Oxford.

County Of Oxford.
S,TATEMENr Il cost. IN Cfiminal Pu.eou'
- ,,ans, allowed by the Couu ui 'ornty tom.
mi..iu a. prCsmI.r Adjourned Tenn, lstJ, q.
c,niIisd o. ms by the CLtk oi .aid Court
sa,ey. n in,oa Pr,h AN. % ~
fi,in.l.i i-frc ani sllpsel by
y. :. infkin, E'l.
State v. Samuel Gilm,n. iD
Oflsia,tei t,lorc ,ni allowed ly
&C. fsr,ngton, Esq.
State v, Ersstw Sto,.T, 7H
Originated irfot anil allowed by
VI. X. Mab'y. Esq.
STAT. v, Clark Clement, 96
orc inaiei l--iote sni allowcihy
T.. u. llsan, Esl.
State W. u. u. Watson. 62s
Or ginsiediein I. &. fsrington, ESQ
Albwed by G. l.. Holt. Eco.
State W Wm MciSnghiin. 73
Originated leiorr ani sosedb 10y
A. l.. Burb,uk. Eco.
State W. John a., Arn,. 70 DO
OH ginaied before ani allowed by
s. Z. Glb.on. ECO.
State W. John q. Anni., Az
Onginied before u. 4. FRYE, E.q.
Allowed by :. y. Gibsnn.
VA. PIDGiN, CIaIy Tfsass,o.
Treasurer. Office. ONpri Co.,)
Paris, Jan. Is. lS6i.
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d. E D

u OrhnI, March -, Mrs. EhIa Y. Rohia.ou.
aged % Hst r.main. were hOught Ia Paris,
where kinsral services we're held. on "Wednesday
Bethel, MaUh I. is6i. lRsI Ju.i,na. daughter
Of l.. n aai e.. y Ward. aged year 10 mos.
a. Pouhni, liih INST, Mrs. Ihris,ians =.
wife IL ~. a.. Cook, Esq.. aged 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. We. havins
\ ! I-.n appointed by the Judge Of Probate Coz
the Coun.y 81 Osfotd, Commissioner. TO receive
q nj examine the claims Of the creditor. Of Wal.
ter T.. Mann, late ,fRumiord in sa'd Coanis. &c.
erased, whose estate j. represented 'nsolseni,
give notice that sin mon'h. ATE allowed To 'sid
creditor. to bring in and prove their cliim'; aud
that We viii attend To- the sI,iee a..igaei u. a,
the d~ell,ag .hos.e Of Nancy Mana. "a Rumiori,
IN said Couaiy. on the second Tuesdays Il June
add September. A. ID. lssi. from tan O'Clock !,
4. VI. 10 Tour O'Clock, l.. VI.
A. ": ADAMS: } Commissioners.
Rumfofd, March 10, Is6i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

EREEpOM NOTICE. Thi, !, 10 certify
that I have Thu. ia, gwen my sou. Clark.
y. Kicker, a miaor, b.. time, TO trade and &C,
toe himself ,hsl claim nonc Of hi. earnings,
~ paw ANY debt. Of his contracting, alter this
date. hls ,,.
JOSEPH II e. KICKER.
Witness; =. Eysn.. mark.
East sioneham, February 20. 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

Louisville. Ky, March ~. 10 the Ar
kansas Convention secession ordinance
VT, defeated. BY vote Of 80 nays TO s.
yeas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

O,ToEb, sat court OF rroiatr held at Ia.
u., ~iihia aad lof The ooun,s II osi"'d. on the
th,fd Ta~..l,, ct March. 4. ID. l-6l.
lLDEN CHASE. Esscatof 81 The la.t -,li s"i
y testament ol Edmuad liossrt. late Of Wool
.,-k ~ ..id Coan'y. deceased, hs',ag pt-.eair,l
h,. 6f.t ani 6a,i .crouu, of ais,ai.trt'oa OF the
estate II .ari deceased lr slknsauec;
Ord,-oi. That the aid executor gi'e notice To-
al Ief.oa 4. iaIsfe.tsd. bY causing a cop, u ih,.
uflst 10 b. pahli.hcd three weeks .aco...,'siy
in the ONiord Democfat pfint-d at Pans, that
the, ma, appear At a T. ol.a,e c"ar To- L. h-Li at
Pan. 80 .aid CouNs on the th,ui Tu..,iay IL
Nav neNt. at aiae O'Clock 80 the laren,on, and
,hs~ cause. Il any they have. Why the zane
,hould not L. allowed.
ELISHA WINTER. Jsiss.
is. IloHus. Rss,ae,.
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CHANCE FOR \
G GOD 3 A RIG A IN!

THE Subscribers nov oaer fbr ale. the LOT
LAND kno~a as the SHAW 90 T,wEs.
urHf lot, situated near SOIthParis Village, a
short d,.,snc- from the X. X. DEPOT. This
l., IT l,ai !, supposed o. oontsin 100 acres, and
will To- sali at bargain.
Alph o. either ofthe .ub.cribsrs.
4. &. DENl>ON, Mechaaic Falls.
HEM. RICHARDS. OSfotd-
Mach 10, leol.
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ELISHA WINTER. J.4r,.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. where's.
John wsksI. oi l,oshup, IN the Coun,, Of
ONiori, b., he mortgage deed, dated fcbnnf, -,
eighteen hundred and 6n,-.iS. and recorded IN
OXiJ'd Records. book iO9, page -, oonve,ei o.
me the .Sl-cf,l-r,a ectts,n tract ut ind situated
IN I,oSbur,. b.,ug all that part Of No. ~ the
teaih Range. shic. va. conveyed io him by John
Reed. by deed dated April iOh, A. ID. ISIS; also
bot nnmbeT ten. 10 the tenth rsage; also bt nnin'
ler ten in The eleventh nrsr, reference heins
had 10 plan ol said township, made b, sias
Thurlos. together with the bdildins' ,hereoa.
The oosdition u .aid mortgage being broken
claim To Srcclu,- the sins. agreeable 20 the
statute ia such os.e made aad provided.
r NOTIFY WALKER.
Lswi,,oa, Mach ~, ls6i.
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STATE OF MAINE.
Auction.

WILL be .old IT Asc,ioa. on Wednesday.
w Mach 9Th. at the house q the subscriber,
the kIo~ing property; tP.ir. 3,esr. old steers
I PAIR wear. oil. pair cat oKsa, ? en~s, 81
sheep isclading lot Of eos.sts. shosts. car
risse.. harnesses. hs, sai furniture.
LEWIS q. HERSEf.
sr~srk, March -, 1861.
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ELISHA WINTER, J.i.,.
"'' '0''-' = Iloru,. R..ae.

o,,uKp. s.-Ata Court ollrrul,,s he'll at rsr'.
within sai &c the Couaiy IT ON6ri 90 the
th,fi Tas,.ia, oi Nay \. ID. l-6i.
JOEL 4. MARBLE, Ad~,ai.ir''or the 80
81 tate Il Loan u. Ms,ble. late ct r,,hsid m
.,,i C.saty. dec-s-si. having presented h.. hr't
acruunt 81 administration Of the estate oi's'i de-
a~a.sd lof allosaace:
Ordered, that the said adm'r give aoiice 10
al p.r.au. ,atsre.isd BY Causing scopS iihi.
oslrr 10 h. Published thfes weeks 'ucces''N'h ~
The OSiatd D-mocnl,a pabi'o newspaper pt'n.
tel AZ PARIS. that theN NAV appear alta Probate
C,urt to h. he'd at pari. IN .a'd touni-oa ih,
third Tur.diy of Nav nsNt, aad sh"s cause u
aay the, have. shy the same 'houh not 6o al
loved. .
4 true cop,-aiisst:
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W0oDMAN. BROTHER q co.
FIGURING Establishment,
Wholesale and Retail,

iarr, assortment. of al grasie. Of hoar. from ~
I-t barfrl to the best article manufactured any
.hr,,. Oar M add xxx - manufactured ron
pnr. C,,,d, al Southern White Wheat. and
al .,,ls. from pa'e selected stock, even lartel
of which !. warranted 10 - up tn the band
The uni,ctsal saiisf,c,,on oUr nour has gi'ea,
Nth the iacrra.ing demand Zoe II. /. Of ii.eha
.ufhcicnt gprranic- tina, It Is equal 10 any ~ the
roant,, Oaf mill u new, Constructed 90 the
most I,odstn anil approved plan. u. ospaeiis aud
quality have l~,a thoroughly tested sni louad to
h. ilisfiof 10 none in the couutr,. We have on
hand
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HIRAM. Feb. -, 1861. rhi. eer,ihe' that
Ill have hi. day .old AMI released unto my
.oa, I.aac \. Gould, the remaining year. 81 his
hi. minority, 10 ret sniirsde fpr himsell Thsfe-
fo,e Z shall, hereafter. ,hin np"r IL his wages
OF pay any debt. Of hi. oon,rnc,i.s; Comm
witse..: Isaac M,.oS,Jr
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A DNINisTRAToR'S SALE. Pur.uan, to
Y Iic,use from The Honorable Judge Of Poo
tate ct the Couniy OF O>f'rd. ] shall eel. ls
public OF private ssls, on Saturday. May lith,
1851. at one o'ebck IA the afternoon, on the
pr, .i.e., all the real estate OF which Abe e..
Allplt aie OF Charle.town, Massachusetts de-
s-,.sI. lied ..,,ed and possessed. being about
,,,a hundred and iity acres Of laud situated ia
Anio,.r, U,lotd County. Msise, to pay the
J,la. of said dec eased With oost Of admialslra.
ton. FARNUM ABBOTT, 81, Adm.
Andovsr. March ~. is6i.