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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07

DEBAhIUk u kk h OH MALLS
From Nashville to Chattanooga, Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York. ROson and New RnRsnd States de
parts at o'clock NJ
Way Mail for Georgia South Carolina, North CarolnA and
Southern Virginia, leave Chattanooga Railroad O'Clock
? NJ.
Nashville to Louisville, departs at 9 O'Clock, P NJ,
Way Mails
Mails for Indiana, Northern Illinois, Virginia, Missouri
Michigan and Northwestern States departs O'Clock Nj
NAshveto Decatur via franklin and Columbia, and other
way Offices, depart at 8 o'clock A NJ.
Nashville Lebanon, daily, except Sunday, departs at
o'clock NJ Also Offices the way and beyond Lebanon ~
O'Clock A NJ.
Nashville 70 ClaTEsville; departs at 5K O'Clock AM
For Southern Kentucky, departs at So IN.
NASHVILLE to Shebyvle, via Noensyille and TriuDs, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock A NJ.
Nashville Huntington, via Charlotte WAverly U
ly, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, ut O'Clock NJ,
Nashville to Liberty, steWsTt Ferry HudAlsstone
Roads, Rural Hl &c weekly, Thursday at l2 O'Clock H.
Nashville CentFevs, via flank, Vernon, PineWood,
Tuesday and Friday, st O'Clock NJ.
Nashville to ClsrksVs via Sycamore Mills, weekly, Friday,
al ] o'clock 2. NJ.
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UmbreIIas and ParasOIs.

WILL repair Umbrellas Parasols the neaieAt style
4 giving satisfaction, make no charge.
All LEFT house, In Of Mekendres cnfeh, VIII
be promptly Attended to- .-. =
nay23-lm HOODhOOsk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07
DiscOVery---EIeCU 10
Water.

Tve known the profession that Electricity h the great
motor OF life Every remedy which really cures dseas
s OF its electrical adaptation TO the wants OF the
Invalid BY the G such remedies and warm kLEcTRC
WEa In Shoh patients bAhed in currents OF electricity
Idss being by E-LadyI curing all kinds OF old
| staate complaints which have resisted all other means
nre. receive le,' but in such cases,
bere patients weak to visit me- treat them ty the
t1 Hospital JhdlIOnS, Shchare breahed into the
sasd lung right the Of the disease (Seud two
Stamina for pamphet) Other patients who cannot come to
tbe HEIIlsa WLTHRs by sending fee-ther agesex
md f description symptoms have medicines Lent to them
GGSnd for ccuaY The Electric Waters extract all mineral
taken As medicine otherwise absorbed The ex
perepce OF over in the treatment OF many thou1
md cases WomAns diseases and Weaknesses may
- ragar1ed AS reasonable guarantee OF Fuccess.
U5 Rooms and Boarding Furnished 10
Patients III
pUysIoIA ANS who may wish avail themselves Of this val
% in Ilecrc Baths invited to call at my ONCE
At Ne I46, South Summer street . A., o.,,.A
Hour, from to N every day except the sasASth
is nouIs HUM - - DR.. woMBAUGH,
sSss, dA,vIv Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
WEDNESDAY. MAY 1st, 1861,

Passenger Trains Nashville and Chattanooga RarOId
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 A n and 3I5PM.
Arrive ct Chattanooga 600 N and 1:20 An.
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at 6:I5 NJ and 7:20PM.
Arrive at NsahVille at BIS N and 7:S0 A M
FEyHE Trains leaving Nashville $40 War
trace with Shelbyvle Branch, at Tuahoms with McMiun-
Vile and Manchester Raread. at Decberd with Winchester
and Alsbam1 Railrnaa.
The leaving Nashville at BIS NJ connects at War
with Shebyyile Banch Stevenson with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad and at Chattanooga with East Tenn and
Geo. and Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets to the following points, and at prices annex
ed be had at all hours application to the Ticket Agent
at Office, at Depot
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REnEwABLs AT PLrAsURE

RKNEwABEH AT PLEAsURH.
One Square, ons yesr s30Each additional Squares 40
advertisers exceeding IN g space contracted
for, Will be chargea for the excess
a4 IN THR WEEKLY.
per Square for the h and FFT czETs for each
suhsequeDt insertion.
Advertisement published both the DkiIy and Weekly vii
ecEarged full daily rates with oneha the weekly rate
added
7rGnsft Advsssisnts sss BE- paid 10, at s time Of
tnssrtton.
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HNR EE'S
TACTI 10 -,
Usr received and for the seWanee Hotel Free
sD 81 So Free Of postage. ....o..
msy25-d2w' uNGLsrON.

HAD QUARTERS CoNNIssART pHRARINsST,i
Nashville, TennesSee, Nay 81, ls6i. )
ToTICE "a hereby given By the ConmSsAFy General o. The
state that desires contract for suesstance Tor tee
Provisional force Of Volunteers in TIE eed Ne
subssapce bus Of quail will Be purchased Bids wiz
be receve for des Be Cattle and flour, the hour 70
delivered after the is OF July next The anosane
to be delivered Memphis. Nashville aud kn0xve bids re-
ctiTed until the 18th Of Jane next. -.
may3Itill JuneI5 ConuissAry esrst.i
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HORACE II. HARRIsON,
ATTORNEY An LAW

Nos: az Ce eF str
I,r,o,s.. a.. fI,s5olss Cz.rcA Sasdss, 7snnessss)
-. q, m. ,sv.r.l COurts hsldin Nashs a
NJ I'M n the os.nesTv and ciTcsltcoarts At AaAAinav,
~ War! war! War
-. ,.l,.b sharpen, snd repair, All kinds 9
a.. -. ,bs .bortest nelics aud in t1e bet .tys
u cutlery Al inc W00DHou8k.
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DH >. B. mcLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
mENT.
The best External In the world for Man or
Beast.

THOUSANDS II beings have been saved life Of de-
creptude and misery, by the nee Of this rvsluAbs Ln
aent It will relieVs PAIN aiEost insan1neeusy, and
T cleanse purify and heal the foules SORE IN an incredible
mort time McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL IMMINENT will re-
I.ge the Of RheuAtEm, Gout or Neu-
sg For Paralysis Muscles Stiffness or weak
,es m the Joints Muscl Ligzments, Il will never fail
evo appcsons will sTe Throat, Headache or Earache
Por Burns sealds Pain, Is an 1nalible henedy
rry t. and you will nd il ind penSibs remedy Keep
lWayu on hand.
PLANTERS YARMKRS any having charge OF Eorses,
sin ERve money by using McLeans Volcanic Oil Lniment II
speedy and inlailibe for Calls, sprans, chsfes
swelling, LAmeness ewsery Sores Wounds Scratches or any
rKternAi disease. Try &, aud you will be convihceda
DR.. J. q. McLBAN, Sole Propnstor,
Saint Louis, Me-
Kor.se Al propretorr prices By Berry Denove and
y, Hendershott nAF-9dtwkvly
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH.
WILLIE.

Washington City, vrgins, North Carolina, South Carolina
Georgia. IN AAbama and East Tennessee, arrive via Chat
tAnoOga Railroad, Rts5s O'Clock, A NJ
Northern and Ea Mails, via Nashville and Louisville
Railroad also Western States, twice day at O'Clock, NJ
and 4 O'Clock, A. u. Way Mails LR r. daily.
Southern Nails New Orleans Memphis Arkansas Texas and
Mississippi, arrive daily at ~ o'clock, AM
Way Mails route arrive daily att O'Clock, ID.
svllle Alexandria apd Lebanon, Way Mails arrive
daily, except Sunday, st IL O'Clock, NJ.
Snhland, Hopknsyille, ard portion OF Southern Ken
lucky Carksve and way Mails daily 10 o'clock A. NJ
sbelbyve. via TriNne and mails, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at - o'clock, NJ.
West Tennessee Huntington. waverly and ohsrlate, h
weekly Sunday, Wednesday and Friday II O'Clock, NJ
Liberty, via Rural H Stewsrts Ferry weekly, Thursday
ct II O'Clock A, NJ.
osntreve via Vernon and Pinewood, South Harper and
Tank, semi weekly, Tuesday and Friday, II O'Clock AN.
clsrksvie, via Sycamore Ms Whites Bend, &c, weekly
Friday az II o'clock M.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07

Hungarian Grass Seeds,
O0A SACKS Hungarian Grass seeds, fer sale By
eODU JAMES MLAUGHLIH 4 co
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-07

Potatoes. Potatoes,
TUsT received per Nsshvile barrels sxt Ne
.b shamrock PotasOes. for sale by
JAMES McLAUGHLAH co.,
IanR2-u No Marketst rsst
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gbs HasbbiIIs anipu ann 9mtritan


Daily ss; rrl.weekly S.; weekly So.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road Company.
SCYKzIETKspKNT's OFFICE,
Nashville, Tenn, April 80, 1884,
To Whom this May Concern.
TyHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company VII
Il transport
FREE OF CHABGE,
against Company Volunteer Companies, Supplies and
Munitions War the defence the South The
Commanding Officer will be required to furnish the Forwarding
Agent with Certificate showing the number Of and tom
mage Of freight transported.
This proposition will applyto Individuals but confined
to organized mpsnies.
msy1- BP&s E. W. COLE, Sup
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D Fresh HomoBy, Just received and for sale ~
mayl-n BENZ SHIELDS h co.
Camp Equipage.
FEyIN COFFEE BOILERS, all sizes;
4 Tin do Cups,
e CAnteens.
Plates,
Camp Kettles,
Iron Fry Pans,
and other articles for Soldiers Supplied in lots to suit
J. W WILSON,
mayl-n II College street.
T0HE agency shelmound, the Nashville Chattanooga
Rsilroad, has been discontinued Therefore frghts nuss
be prepaid Goods destined for that Station The Company
will be espons be for such eghs after being unloadd
In good order at the station. l. W. COLE,
apl3-n BP&G Superintendent.
NEW BAR0UCHES AND BUGGIES.
VUsT twelve Barouches and Ruggies which
% Will be sold cheap by - go
sp25-f BENZ SHIELDS Il CO.
Rags, Rags, Rags.
END yeur Rags. We want them now, and will pay
- you three cents per pouDd for them.
Save buy, and send in all you can. -
sp3e-6 W. 8. WHITEMAN.
/ Attention Germans.
WILL give medical free to the Families OF the
the Nashville Rife Company during the they
service the South Also to the families ofmember
Il other Volunteer companies in the service.
ap29-u P. HARSH, Nd. D.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-12
OXFORD COUNTY
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

The Republicans OF Oxford County will
meet in convention Mt the Court House,
Paris Till, on wKpSEspAY. ArGrsr6. lsol'
a. 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, TO nominate eandi-
date for Clerk OF the Courts, County At
torney. County Commissioner. and County
Treasurer. and transact any other business
tina, may properly come beigre them.
The basis oil representation will be a. FOL.
lows Each town and plantation will be en-.
titled 20 one delegate. 10 every town that
cast so votes for the Republican candidate
Tor Governor In .lsGo. an additional dele.
gate and Tor every so additional yo,es. an
additional dsleg~te,-and the same Tor n
fraction more than Is and les than City. TO
Wit Albany. J; AndOver, J: Bethel, !;
Broun6eld, 4; BaekGsld, s; Canton, 1.
DiIheld, 4; Denmark. J; fryeburg. S;
Gr~snwOOi. ,: Hartford. I: Hebron. ~
Hiram. 4: Lowell. 4; Mexico. } Norway.
6; Oxford, 4; Paris, .; P..u. }; Porter,
J; RamfOrd. S Stowe. .; Sanner. 4;
stOuehsm, .; Sweden. 9; Waterford. 5
Woodstock. q. and all other towns and
plantations IN the eoanty-eae each.
EIIuEt, July 10. 1861.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-12

For Sore Th,oat. liuRnc~,nt Uni'tr'al
Cough Rs,scd, IA. proved itself perfect rcmcd,
Zoe th,. uosol,.oa.s eo"Plsia,, ts-uh every ess
.,ithag 20 the iahamed ihrost, that a.. effect is
almost ,a.,saiabeous The'r u Proiahl, m great
90 sfto, coInmiI,.d than that ot not attending TO
compl.ini. ~ th,s kiad is estly stages of attack
prubsbly tsor- eases ~ consumption are p'"-
duo.i b, the Bcglsct % ThIost Complaints ihsn
any other. B~,ag Zee Of al compoBsats to dis-
tu,b th- most delicate coastitu,. oas, Ne ash, IN
coa6,leace, a trial. As the Uaiserssl Cough
Rsms,i, and u. astonishing results are by pes de-
,sapment. IA medicine. may We ash all 20 IL sure
and get the geasis~ 20 Insure success. Soil b.
all respectable deaIsr. See advertisement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-12

IT Loris, July 10. 4 SPECIAL messenger
arrived this evening BY the Pacific Railway.
with Dispatches from Col. Siesel 10 Adj.
Harding at the Arsenal.
The following abstract was written at
RollA for the Dcmoers, on the morning Of
the 9Th
Col. Sieeel. with portion of his reei.
meui, and a part Of Col. Solomons and 10
r.ecc. Of artillery. in all 100 20 1900 men,
attacked a body Of COCO rebels under Gen.
Rain. and Col. Parsons. about miles east
OF Carthage. on the prairie. and one Of whom
bad Eve p'eces Of cannon. Many OF the en-.
emy were mounted.
Col. Siegsl began the attack az 2 80,
breaking tbs snemys centre tw zee. aud n.
ter an hour aud halt f:h,ing, be sileneed
their artillery. The enemy tried 10 out
hank our troops with their cavalry. and
thus cut OF our battery, but Col. Sieyel
made q reireating movement. keeping Up =
constant firing. The rebsls then attempted
o. cut OF his Communication with his car
RACES with their cavalry, but our artillery
took them az q cross IRE, which played sad
havoc with their ranks. This opened the
roal. and Col Siesel fell back ON Carthage.
Tie enemy hArras.sd his TANKS up % the
town, where another stand was made. The
rehels beiug in possession Of the place, Col.
Sie-rl surrounded the town, THROWN: shot
and grenade. into the enemy's cavalry. and
using hi- infantry with great eject. While
attempting 20 reach the adjacent woods to
prevent tie U.s. Of cavalry, the rebels here
made . most serious attack. and the blood
iest part Of the battle was fought. DO, they
were finally routed and forced % withdraw
their forces. Col. Siegel then fell tack ON
Mt. Vernon, where be could BE supported.
An officer who was taken prisoner about
Eve o'clock, reports the les on the part Of
the rebels az nearly 26o. but as the sever
est par, Of the sighting occurred altar that
time. 10 Is believed their loss Is considerably
greater.
Forty five prisoners were taken. Our
loss 10 ; killed and IS wounded and missing.
The battle in which Col. Wolf was killed
Wa. fought on Saturday. 80 miles from
Springfield. The Springfield correspondent,
under date OF the 9th. says. that immediate.
" aito- the arrival Of Brisadier General
sseeuey. a, Springfield. be dispatched
messenger 10 Co.'s. sisgal and Solomon. who
were sbc4mpsd at NOosho, TO move their
column, to Carthage, which was promptly
done last night
The World has the following special dee
patch
1T. LorIS, July 10. Authentic intelli-
rence from an oisccr in Springfield. on the
9th. states that Gen. swesny. with hIs en-.
tire force. reinforced Col Siegel. and at
las; accounts were pursuing State troops
Dear Vernon.
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NORWAY LIBERAL INSTITUTE,
Norway Village, Ne.

vHHE FALL TERN. will oommeuc. On Tues
day. sept ii. l>5i. and continue es'sn
~.yks. uatcr the rare II
az. LEONARD. 4. r., Principal
Mi.. MLEI =. IIoLsts. ADstah,.
Miss n. T.. DIsI,Os, Teacher u Music.
The advantages which Ihi. Institution offers to
the pabltc w,ll ~, fal 10 meet the Sariou. wants
% the .iudsnt. Possessing . finely flashed school
TOoai, Ph,L,-spL,osl aud Electrical apparatus,
Physiological Ch.ts, and Geographical Outline
Map., u sai,s. the beautiful siIh the useful.
The present board u teacher. feel coh6Jent.
from heir past experience, u being able " give
satisfaction 10 their dineIeat classes. The differ
.nt branrhe. ofihe Ehslish ard Classical Depart.
meat. viii each receive their appropriate stien.
tan.
The school 10 situated Mar the Grsnd Trak
Railroad .hast mite & ON South Psr's station.
Baafd can b. obtained. Zoe ladies, at ~ 80. and
ior g,aiismm, at $500 per week. wood and
lights inchaded. Room. can IL obtained b. those
a. l....I GL.sa..lvs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-12

..,IOnai song BY Luther HOush,On. Of So.
waterford. assisted by others. To those
.Ao have ever heard Mr.. IlOushtou sing. I
I'd no, say that they made Green's woods
,;,, Thsss exercises over. the audience
we're dismissed.
The SABBATH Schools repaired 10 the
.,Ns.. which were arranged for them In the
Grove. They, the table,. looked very taste.
~ prepared in usual style, and decorated
xi,h a grca, variety Of nower. We left
,ss children to enjoy their rlcoie-,heir
.. ,sas, Of reason and aow Of SOUL" and
r,rehed with the remainder Of the audience
n Graham's Hall. where Mr.. Graham, a,
IRE instance Of the soldiers. had prepared
.oms well furnished tables; a- I looked
.roanl upon them, | though, Of Pixies des-
srp,iOn Of the dOushnut party. When the
word was given BY Capt. French to Z" Gre"
An awful attack wss made upon the food
before u.. II ever thc.s soldier. are called
into the service and NANTES, The sane zeal
and sarnssipe~ thu, they did 10 &C, ct the
I'D On tai, occasion. Voc be,iis the enemy
,hsv meet. Their persevsrcnes, after the
attack was commenced. Vas oOmmendahle.
{. The empty tables soon testified. Captain
Frvpsh acquitted himself admirably. lie
showed much bravery, considering this IA.
hs fret sSgasemsns. lie called !, only 4
,liruisA.
Dinner over. al hour was spen, 10 social
communion. At two o'clock. at the call OF
lie President, the assembly again repaired
% ne grove aud were joinel BY the SABBATH
Schools. Music. singing. drinking toas'''
1c.. were INDUCED IN to the Qualification Of
al present.. Several speeches we're made by
persons prc.cnt. Mr. Albert Warren made
a short bot pertinent, speech. paying a CON-
plimeut % the soldiers. lie saii be had
.Csn most OF the companies tina, have passed
through Portland, on their way to Wash.
iugton. but bad seen no company that made
better appearance than this one. lie
closed bis remark. by referring very touch
in.ly 70 those true men in the Southern
States. who are breaslins the tide OF sceos.
sou. and called for three cheers for John.
.on. Etheridse and Blair. The hearty will
with which the cheers were given show. the
deep sympathy which is EEL, FOR those noble
men.
Af,cr the more public exercises OF the day
were over. the military company KEEP. the
field ,ill SIX O'Clock, making fne display
in their Full suits Of "red. white and blue. "
Much praise is due to this company, and
e.pccislly to the officers for their labor in
getting up and drilling this company. For
IL is wholly voluntary on their part They
have no assistance from any quarter.
one thing more Ough, to be said. There
was no drunkenness observed that day.
With one exception, saw no man whom I
thought had drank anything Intoxicating.
Ons Of the soldiers, an sorry - say, got
on to ,Se ice. ," little before night. But |
understand ifis happened again, be would
have to Ssosls from the company.
Thus these plcasan, exercise. closed. and
we returned To cur homes. all eIelaiming
Z" wha, good time we have bad"
JOSIAH.
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JOSIAH.

DEowNED. Pyrrhus BO..Orih. son Of
MIR. james II. Billing. Of South Paris, aged
abou, 10 years, was drowned in the Little
AndrOscOggin a, that place on wednesday
afternoon. lie bad gone into the water TO
baihe, leaving little companion upon the
bank. who after inmate or two missed
him, and gave the alarm. His body was
found in abou, feet Of water, bG, life was
extinct. Active efforts were made 10 rosus-
oiiaic hin. under the direction Of DR.. Rust,
for bali an hour, but without eject.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-12

THE .-b.cr,ber. hsr,b, give pdhlic notiee that
thsy have ukss up a stray black horse, IN the
highsay, near their residence: .a'd horse ~ill
srgh about 1000 he. !. LANE ia h.. lett fore f.o, ,
Ia. white spot IN ne. forehead, add a White
SPOT the inside 81 b.. right had foot, and bad
q heavy yoke on. The owa-r can have .aid hose
by calng on the Subscribers. proving property and
Isa,ins charges. 4. n. LAWRENCE.
L.. VI. LAWRENCE.
S.ln,n-r Inl, q lsGl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-12

DHFATcnEs IRON DAVIS. The Telegraph
reports ,ha, one Taylor. belonging to the
Southern army. had rsAehet Washington
under sAg Of truce, with dispatches from
Jea Davis, TO the President. The rebel re-
ported ,ha, be returned with one less letter
than be carried. The telegraph iniimaies.
in one report, that bis business related to
an exchange Ofrrisoner while another is
70 the eject, ,ha, a comPrOmi.e was offered.
The di.pa,che. were no, answered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-12

oxpoRp. s.-Ata Couu IL Probate beld ..
Paris. within ADD or the Couaiy II OsiOfd. -
the third Tne.,i,y ~ Jnne A.D. ls6t.
an IN. PETITION of PiiEBE RECORD, widow
" II Lewis Record. late u III. khshi. ~ al
County. deceased .pr,ying ior ~ allowance ow 81
the personal E.'a's Of h.r late hu.b,nl,--
Oriu,d. That the sad peIitionrr g''r noi,ce Z"
al p.,.pn. Interested Nv causing q copy ~ ihi.
order 10 h. pilli.he,l three week. .ucc,s.,yrly b.
the OSiJrd Democrat prinlei at Pare, thu, tho,
nm.iT at a Prplate Court 4, h. hell IT Par. iu
SAID eounIy. on IN. third Tus.,i.y of Jul' Hss'
AT niDe o'clcck 10 thr forenoon, inl ,hes cause .
" ANY they have ~hy the s,mr .houli not
grained. ELISHA WINTER, Jgigs.
A true eopy--aiis,ti J. :. IiosHs. Rsgisrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-12

To the iioaotsbL Fish, Water. Judge OF Pr.
bat. for the County of Oxford;
TOEt. A. MARBLE, admin sirator 81 the -.
81 tate OF Losmi u, Marble late of Dixbeld -
.s,d Coany. dcera.ed. respectfully rrpte.'"''
that the personal estate of .sid decreased 10 ss'
sufficient 60 pay the jn.t dsbss ~h,ch he o~ci ~
IN. tune VI HI. death b, the sum % twenty Lo"T
hundred dolhr.. You' petitioner there foe
pray. that yous lloor would grant him license ~
.el At pubic OF psivs,s .sk. snd oon'ry 81 m.r'i
ofthe real estate 81 said d-c~s.sd as nay b. aecs'
.ary ior the payment oi sail debt. snd ,oc,deaial
charges. JOEL A. MARBLE.
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;. u. CARTIER, Secretary.
Paris, Jply 10, ls6i.

yyYHEREAs, Sarah J. Townsend, of Bach.
w field in the County Of Oxford, on the
t~ehy sixth day of febrnY. AID. is6i. b, her
mortgage bin of sale Of ihs, date, recorded in the
to~n eerk's alice Of said town al Buokheli. b,ok
Z, Page. f. and =, morigsged TO the sub.eSbef. the
folbsiag good. aud ehaiiels, via all the goods
IN ,h. chop occupied by the said Townsend. all
the stock, manufactured and manufactured, ALEC
iwo colts Of gray color. beiag the same the said
To~nsend had Of l.. u. Hill, one pair Of double
harnesses. two single harnesses, three wagons in
bsrn Owned 10y Edward shaw. TO secure the pay.
meat 81 .ix hundred AID t~ea,y.ni~e dollars and
fifteen cents. Ani whereas the condition oi ssid
mortgage has i,een b'okea. the subscribers hereby
awe written notice oi their iaeaioa 10 ioteelos
the sane, lor breach 9th condition thereof.
BREED 4 Turkey.
Portland, Jul, I. 1861. -
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Republican Senatorial Convention.
OXFORD DISTRICT.

The Republicans. OF the Second Senatorial
District will meet In convention at Paris
ilnl. on Wednesday. August 9th. 1851. a,
. O'Clock, II. NJ, % nominate two c.ndi-
dates for senators. and transact any other
bGsinc-. that may come before them.
Bass same rs County Convention.
Per Order.
BiTuEL, July 10. 1851.
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osvoRp. IS, Alta Court ofProlaie held at Frye
barg, within aud Tor the County of Oxford, on
Oh. third Tu-.,i,y of June. AID. 1861.
INI.i ". BEAN, administrator oa the estate 81
IL Richard R"ands, late of liar'isnd. IN Oh.
Cooaiy of som-rset. d.seA,ed. having presented
hi. first AMI in.l Accoss' of administration Of the
estate of said deoeased Zoe allowance!
Ordered, That the said adm'r give notice 10
al persons isisrrs,cd iy e,ss'as . copy Of this
order io he polished three weeks excessively
IN IN. Oxford Democrat psis,-d at Pare. that
they nm, appear ct q Probate Court IN 10 held
q, Pari. 10 said CIaaiy, oa the ih'rl Torsdiy ~
July a.si. ut aine o'eIoek in the forenoon. aEd
show cause. " any they have. ~hy the sane
shouli not L. allos.l.
ELISHA WINTER, Judge.
A true eopy-aitea' J. y. IioHHs. Register.