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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-06-05
MelOdeolns for Sale.

MRS. kTEBBINs, Of HARDIN, has the Agency Of
MI the sale Of Si,nmons & Whitneyx celebroted
MEL0DEONS. Samples can be seen It her residence
and at the house oft Editor ofthc Nsrh Iowa Tses
Mc0regor.
March IL, 1907
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-06-05

E a AND .s
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY!
I'M and astsr Monday, October let, one Of the
~ splendid Ocean eteamships plying hstwesn
NIL WAUKEE IND GRAND HAT YEN
Making sure connections there with
DETROIT + MINIATURES RAILWAY
For all Points East will leave the Compaay's Dock.
Ere street., Milwaukee. DAILY, Saturdays excepted,
at 3 p. NJ. -.4- - -
Passengers arriving on Trains from the West, will
Ind Omntbuses In waiting to convey them directly to
Steamships. ..- q. u -
ny this Route Passengers will have the advantage
- good nights rest, and n BBiNo MUCH sNoR
ast A. oUicx - those going VIA Chicago who leave
p An earlier hour, loosen their Railroad travel lSl
miles, end avoid the extra Omnibus changes which
occur on other Roads.
Fare much less than BY any other Route,
No ans :. and no about
Passengers having purchased Tickets East, via
0RAND HAVEN, cautioned against Chicago Agents.
who, upon their arrival In Milwaukee by PASS REP
AssENrA rloNs will try aud exchange their Tickets
and send them by the long crcuitcus Route through
BIZ yer DECEIVED, but secure your Tickets by the
SHoRr, CHsAP and RRLIAsLs RourE, via Grand
Haven.
THRoUGH TICKETS can DO pureh..ed q,
Companys Passenger Agents, At Depots and Hotels.
or at Csmpany's Ohicss $50 East Water street. TuNs
Cos Periodical Dert, rs Wisconsin street, or on
SC07T q WRIGHT, agents,
W. X. MUIR, Sup't Detroit.
J: II. WHITMAN, General Travelling Agent, Nil.
Dee. 8, lS60tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-06-05

II AGS VA NTED.at
IL NEHELEx BOOK & DRUC STOR1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-15

&10 RKwARp-wILL BIB PAID yOR THE RECOvE
Wv ~ Of diamond Pin, which was lost the 18th
n..nt n going from thirteenth street. ~ Ae Third sys
avenue and Twenty fourth e efxth BY Sixth
avenue cars to Beach street Hudson street. North Moore
street West Broadway spenar Church and walker streets
q broadway The pin is s:agls diamond plaisy set rhe
above reward Will be To presenting the
NJ 81 East Thirteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-15
MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN SEEKS A WIFE AMONGST THE
"a wealthy and refined esamable lovely and really good
woman Correspondence with Medcus station Post Office
will his siacey high social position views real
worthsess and hS reasons for advertising.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-15


DOT OFFICE NOTICE --THB MALLS FOR EUROPE,
II viA ScNthADptsn and Hamburg, per United SITS les
ssrussa win close a, this Once Saturday, the
kN cay sf Juns, at leis Q clock A NJ
WILLIAM 3. TAYLOR Postmaster,
Dssr avrIoE NOTICE LrHE MAILS FOR IESLASD,
IL via Queenstown, per United States steamer City o.
Warrington win close at this oee on ssturaa the 10th day
Of jess, at l01a o'clock A NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-15

DIN REwARD-SfOLRN FRQA THR SOUTH REACH.
@1V staten Island, san skiH, elinksr bsf cal rggsd
buoy, top green, deck yellow.
JOIN 8. KRTELLxs, South Beach, Staten Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-15

E,OR SALE OR EygR AnaE--A FAaN IN FULTON
county, l IL IN wood brick house two sfoIes And
,s finished complete with ali to- necessary oubudngs;
sity property merchandise y acsas in eli er ,fothu
and eata Possession Immediate Apply at I63 ssBlng
street -o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12

TuE LONDON TiNxs on rux SorruksS Gov.
rrp,x,er. The monetary article In the
London Times Of March 10th thus refers to
the finance. Of the Southern Confederaey:
L, sppsar. tha, the Congress Of the recs-
ding American States have resolved TO raise
an sish, per cent. loan Of rs 900 600. re-
deemable in ten years. As the new Con.
fsJeracy includes 10 IL. total population Of
500, 600 no less than 1850 600 who are
pledged to repudiatiOn, q, Is diitcult TO IN.
der.,and the possibility OF such an amount
being raised, either in homo or foreign mar
ket.. Thi. feeling is increased BY the fact
that indirectly. the entire population may
be considered to have agni6ed their APPROX
al Of rrpudiatiOn as . prneiPls. BY having
selected Col. Jefferson Davis - their fret
President. Thi. person has long been TO
garded a. the apostle OF rspudia,icu, and
the holder. OF Mississippi Bond. have reason
70 remember b.. celebrated speech, deliver
81 within the legislative hall built BY Brit.
i.h money, in which he rii'euled the " erOc-
odiIc tears " Of the dupe. who had venturcd
to petition Tor payment Of their claims.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12
PROM THE PRESS.

W.. John Jack.as. publi'hsr the Calais Al
,erti.-f. write. knos "a 10 be all q :. recon
'Rs.-isd: ha',as s-sd u "a ny tAa''l, io' go o.
ss,ea yssFs.
E,sSy aoib.r aad hos.slceps' mast uten act
a. . E.aiil, phy.icias ~ the aamsruu' illa"'sss
snd acc ,isai. that occST aaoas ,h'ldica sni .sr.
waists. Doc maay Of the.. eases, DAVIS Ps'a
k,i-r !. al iad,st-n.iii- ar'icie. In dnffhss
u Ia. l~cp u.-i ssd edyci-d curve. fo' cuts and
brui.s. 1t .. ia'alushle. ~. Y. ENamiaer
P,Kr, D.,tsP.is kiLLtE. Thu. med,
cias Ia. t-cons an srticL Oi commerce th'ng
a. ms,l,cins ever l-csm bcfpss. fa,a hilict -
q. mosh an item "a every bale oi guo,l. ssni 10
oosat's as-tchsst-, 40 to, code, &C .ss-r. Thu.
speak. volume. ~ 10 hsoT.
tGlen Fall. Messenger.
lyiyNtarrlHLI Pas kILLrE. Not
~HhstssdiaE the ,asay ,miiat,"u. e tbs afiicl..
sui assay uthsf msdtcias, The market pretend.
ing 10 answer the slmc purpose, yet the sale Of
fety DIVi.' Vegetables fs,a hilleT .. nor. than
the shoh ofthem pat tngvther. u .. one 81 the
fss s,tclcs thaIsT, JusI what IhsN pretend % To-
Try u. tiirin,s,ck Tesgraph.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12
A GOLD DOLLAR FOUND.

A NoysL Cisccasr,seT u lsSs, Dr.
Ilsr,ss osJs,ed b., forc'aaa to saclase 10 ,oS
Of NJ. ssspr Coated r,i. ne~ COLL dallaT-sl'c
short le,t.r. requesting the hnisr OF the dslia'
o. rather the y.'sIs'- Of the l-'N fp'l. coa's'a
W q. to addre.. he. llsrr,ck, nam,as h'' rs'i
isrc'. dsis. etc. II nov appcsr, that ,hs ln'
80, purchased b, w. Amo. stephenson, Oliloo''
too. Te,s..-who. IA Li,st 10 d.. lleu'ck
dated May Ie,h 1850. ssy. -" "a or's,ag 4
Lox Of ys-, Pill. psFebs.-j hi. day Jsdss 81 ~.
.srpt,.e GA 6nd,sg ssll @sili'. On s,hmiu'el
the d.r-c,'os.. :, note Of rsqSs', wa's'so fo"sd
", 6ule d,vsh'sr claims Ias doIls'. through
sA,cA have made . hole, and as write. rs
suspended tom het pee1. With ribioa." The
drpgg,., IN uos.toS parchs.ed HI. supply of r'll'
"a Ns- Yo'k, .sd the Ne~ Yo'k drSgg'.'. d,'ee'
,rom Mt. Iefuck.
T>ec sd,eri,smep, on fourth Page.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12

SEEps. We would acknowledge the re-
ecipt from the editor Of the American Az
riculturi,i, Of a package Of valuable garden
and dover seeds. IL il bis practice. to de.
tribut., grssuItos.ly, every year, qusnti'
" Of valuable -c-i. to the subscribers Oi tile
Asrieulturi.t. and fall directions ZOE their
cultivation are gwen in the journal. Thu.
i. most valuable feature. We have no
need to say to our readers that there s no
monthly journAl in tho country that siesls
the AsriSDl,uri.,, in ability, energy. aud
skillful making up. Nov 10 the season TO
sub>eriss. We furnish the oxford Demo-
era, and Agriegl,uris, fir S2OO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12

n. a.. n. n r. A.-roF u cases ol whoov.
iA. ossgh., eSmmos coagh', inaimmatory a.
common safe hrust. 80 on,n the fprriunnets I"
Coa.aapt,oa. 10. q voice. aal bronchial coH-
plants, se a.k the u.e Of the 4" UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY" Wuh such perfect fr-,-
don nav u 10 u.cithat u .hoald h. the trs'cl,sg
Companion u pabl,c speakers, aud 10 every nuI.
sew, We a.k Jha NJ r,.ifiint NAV l. place
on q. B.s froa ,ni,sey to OIL age, ADD With most
delicate constitutions. All chiiirea Ike u.
Foe that isrror of al climaies. Neuralgia, aal
zoe Rh-amal,-sa, Gsst, Asts.l .aj Partial Ist-
Al, az. iio~sl comphis,., rc.th ani Ear Ache,
Chioaie sai N~f,oas Head ache, SPIRAL Com
pkini.. p-lir,aIa I'ep.A no, ssd that chiei II all
cause. II di,sass 4" los oi Sleep" nee the justin
ycIsl-aied - TOLL ANoDNNE," the great
naiural Substitute fsT all preparations Of Op'ua'.
o. The place 1T .~erp,ag decl. atIoa. that mean
sothia.. Il oSf threads ~ill make ours strong by
Lsif tra., lr,ss osui,So. t. boy oaly Of such per
go. a. caa h. rrl,ei uppa. aai -alliag 30 % &C
count far the hr.i dev,alioa from pes icct coah.
dspcs 90 dai,. -, shall h. gl.i g. wait their he
ci.,on, See Adscuisemeat snd tead famphlc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12
PILES! PILES. PILES (!

what IL II How cured ' Thousands OF
p.I,0a. have r,lss-sutcT ior year, With the
d,.~.---,.t fcS kaos that u -. 90 hos u !.
eu,.,i. E,sry ease of p,l-., ~heth~t ms"iisstrd
40 ,hs iorn 1T r>isfasl tsno.. ir-Ip.at bssd,nss,
os ~ y,oIea itcA,ag and Irritation. dspends essen
tall, spoa cOag-.t,oa u the abdominal 'enoss
circulalioa. Th,. produce. the engorgrmrnt,
diLtioa u the ysia.. brmatipa oftnmofs, henoIT.
hAge-. pain aud ssa,Tiag; aud the disease ean
onl, b. iandaRsatall, eurcd By medicines wh,ch.
u,kea internally, Teli.,. this scOOa. congestion.
iieurs oihtmsats, washes, anl e'tn injections,
aTr 80 tnsdectusl.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PILE
SPECIFIC, simple .1ssr p,l, taken two 90
thee tius. q day. cure. the ii.ra.c b. rufiag
the ooujit,oa upoa which the disease depcnd.
Iiaadf,d. have be-a cured bs ,t.sSea 81 the mast
obsiiaais cases. Al Will be promptly beao6ttsd
b, Il. Pf,ce. 80 esui. a bOS.
sent b, mail OF express, ire Ofeharge ,on re'
csipt Of the price. Address
La. 4. HUMPHREYS \ CO.,
No. 56s broadway. New York
See Advertisement ia asother column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12

CHARLESTON. April 10 The coating ha'-
Try has been mounted and manned, and
anchored ia cove near Sulliyan's Island.
About Zoo iroOIs arr now ia the forth
tcluous. Tbs hesInnins VI the cut i ~
preaching.
Niehl nd Chesnu; are on the staff Of
Gen Bsaurigauli.
NV YoEK. April no. The Times wash
ingt0u correspondent Is entirely satisfied
that the Baltic has gone with supplies 10
Fort sumter.
The Tribune has despatche. from Lieut..
Sl,mm,r. Fort Picken,, explaining that the
r,ason that trooTs had not hccn landed from
the BROOKLYN was that he already had suih-
Gent % hold the fort asains; any force the
rrb.l. i:hi bring against him lie adds
that troops can BE- landed a. any time when
nenicd.
The southern commissioners have AN
n0uneed their intcn;iOn ~ return immcdi-
ately.
4. 7. Eamc- Of Bethel has been appoint.
ell mail agent On the Grand Trunk railway.
The various volunteer companies in Wash
ing;on proceeded 70 the War Department
fr inspection Several eompanie. were
mustered into the service.
4 new military department formed Of
Maryland and the Dis;rie; Of Columbia,
With Col Smith A. Commander, and Capt.
Talbot. Adjutant MAJOR.
4 .pecial Dispatch 20 the DayboOk from
Ctarle- o Q. dated the i0th, says:
\ battle j. hourly expected tor Fort
sumter will he attacked without wailin:
for the abolition aeet. Everything Is pre-.
parsi against a land attack.
IL /. rvpor,ed that Jsf. Dayi. has ,ele-
graphed 20 Charleston not b Ere on any
vessels entering that harbor iur the purpU-e
merely Of supplying Fort sumter with pro
visions.
WssuiSGros. April 10. The Journal
corrcspOnsent .ays IL .. generally believed
that a large force has been sent 20 Fort
Sumter. and tia, fghi seems inevitable !:
bat others think that while supply vessel
NAV he sent into the harbor. leayin. the
secc.sioni.ts to Gre in II they choose, there
will he no conflict.
The volunteer. were dismissed hi. after
noon
Out Of the eleven hundred and ten army
officers IN the army only eish,y.sIr have
resigned; and Of the eight hundred and >iI
hawai- oaeers only IhirIy-ihree have resign.
81.
PuitsDEIFun. April 10. IL Is stated
that the STEAMERS, Jameston and So. Law
renee have been ordered 10 be fitted for sea
forthwith.
There - no doubt that the military
movements here In progress are connected
With Precautionary measures for the defence
o. the capital from 40 apprObend.d attack
Iron the SOdib.
The FEDERAL force in Washington are to
o strengthened BY At lea., one Artillery
company.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12

The Duchess OF Kent. the news Of whose
death was received by the steamer Africa,
vas married 70 the Duke Of Kent in Isis.
Quecn Victoria va. the only offspring Of
,hi. union. The late Duchess was the Young.
Get daughter o: tbs Duke OF SAFE Cobure /,
her name was Victoria Mare Louisa. Her
fr., husband was the hereditary prince Of
Leiniusen. She survived the Duke Of Kent
mOr than forty years. As the mother Of
the sovereign OF Grea, Britain, she has bcen
an obicc, OF special regard to the EOgli'h
people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12

DE. BILLNcHIs's oSGrEr. The Amer
lean agency Of thu. universally fimou. aril.
Gle Tor stimulating the growth Of beard.
~hi.ksr.. or scalp hair, Is now eOn6dcd eI.
clusiJely to the hi;hly respectable hrm Of
Me-sr- Horace L. Heseman ! CO Of New
York, thu. giving the American purchaser
. double guarantee Of its usual recon men,
tatory merits. The announcement, OF the
New York agency !. welcome feature in
our advertising columns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12
COMPLAINTS OF CHILDREN.

In the cases Of isst.gro~isg ssd sero'"'o"s
ehiLlsrs. pr-di.po.el % eor,.,sres aud ether de-
fosm,,e., IL 10 also desirable 10 give ,e"'e With.
s0t .timalast., ssd an Alternative without irrit'.
ton. For .6eh u wosh 10 impo..ibIe In se'ec, a
psvparai.os oc@b,aiss 80 many Of The above al.
yan,s ~. a. IN. PERUVIAN SYRUP.
Nav YoRx, May i5,h, 1859.
50 Wet Al, Street.
To m, rr,rrie,ss. ofibe Peruvian Syrup.
Gssrt1stss-M, dssght,r Csrolin., t~o
l.i h.d yssr. 81 age, suffered 'isc. her birth
IRON .crsisls. beil-, oppression Of the stomach
saJ lo.. II sppsti,e. A. yos know. have tri,d
,oss " fe'u,iss syrup," add am ,ety happy Ia
cOale.- Oh. - restored 10 god health. The same
~ss the osss Nth M yoaagr.t ioy. Rudolph. eight
'ssa,h. oil. lie .saeted iross .cfuiuls. IL. esr.
~sse sos.. AID he had 90 didsTea, patti. 81 b..
l-osiy, .c.h. q q d.sy,ros. chsrsci,r. IEsv. him
,"at psts,isa syrup during tao weeks, stc,.
sTcoaial at time. aRd nv pScti, lao, :. perfectly
~el. sod his eatire hct, ,s lrve irOm scahs.
Sour.. With respect.
DR. u. wiECZDREk.
Pastor Of the Getmsa Evangelical Csach.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12

Tn. subscriber hr,rb, give. public notice that
he hs. bees dul, apo"iatrd by the Hcaorsble
Judge u Probate ior the Cou"ty Of Oxford. aud
assumed the tfu.t &C administrator Of the estate OF
JOHN KELSEY, late of Mexico,
in ,aid Coaaiy, declared, Ly giving bosJ NJ the
Law directs. lie iherefafe requests al per.oa.
Who are indebted 10 the e.isie of said deceased
10 make imlpedisie payment, and those Who have
an, demand. thereon 10 esh,b,i the same 90
March 10, 1861. WILLIAM N. HALL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12

IHE GE,ND TErNK. In the Canadian
Parlnmen, la.t week, in answer to que.-
ton BY Mr S,eoIte. lion. Mr.. Cartiner r.
piled that The Government had not, up 70
the present. time. come to the conclusion
that aid Was to Dc given TO the Grand
Trunk. II ~asnot the intention Of the Gov
srnmsn, to bring before Parliament, this
session any measure Of relief fOr the Grand
Trunk. Advertiser
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12
FORECLOSURE ~ MORTGAGE. Where.
II .. Joha E.i~s, of sTres.uni 10 tho county

FORECLOSURE % MORTGAGE. Where.
Joha E.ies, of Gr-,a-o,-i. 10 ,h. Couniy
II O,GSd. sad State Of Nain-. 10y hr. mortgage
deed b~sTing date The tw.uly .sscond 81 Nov, 4.
u. 1855. conveyed Ia me, Mar ;. E.is.. IN lee
and ~ Inorgasr, certlin tract OF parcel 81 laRI
.da,i,d IN Wood.tock, 10 .aid Coaniy, bcing 90,
h,lf 81 l1i numi~rcd -, IN the W-'tern hall OF
aid Wo@l.lack. aud described ~ follo-.; Con.
msnciag at the .outhsc.tctiy corner IL ,aid l,.
theuc, folo-,sg the ,s.,.Tl, l'ns To ,h. top of
the ledge. lheare iOllo~ias on .s'd ledge a.
neafl, on the edge as (cnoe esn lie made % a
stake AID .toB.. IheBcs On a lac pstillcl With
th. ~e.irta iae u ,.,d 1T Ia 'hr Bodhsrn liRe ~
aid loI, theac~ fol,sing oa the .s'd npuh.rn
,n- ~ the sor,h~..,e'ly corpsr oisad IL; ihence
oa I'D w-.,s,l, liae to the h'-, named ls'uad:
t~ipg oo~.hal 81 the ,aid oI Gnmbsr.d eighIy.'iN,
aud .appo,sd IN ouuIsin hiiy aces, be the sane
more oS Ices. ! hereby g,s. public motto" that
the conJ,tion al .sid mortgage hs. bSen hroA.n.
Ly reason whereof claim foreclosure u the
SAM MARY :. ESTES.
Dated Mach i3,h. isoi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12
WILLIAM C. WHlTNEY'S
EST A r T..

NNlIE ssbscrib~rs. executors oiths last will aad
i ,sstameniof William q. Whitney. Esq. hate
Of Norway. offer for ssl- thu tllo~ias described
real estate. situated in Nor~a, Village, 90 ~it.
The valuable tavern stand, known 40 the ELM
HOUSE, ooasisi,ng Of a spse ioas, convenient and
we'll finished house. With osiboi ding, and about
2scre. Of very valuable hnd-,he zane having leer
occupied for several ,ears ps.tby Otis Trw. Esq =,
and Is Of the best tavern stands 10 the State.
Also, the Lrs. and oonv-nieat CABINET
SHOP. occupied ly Mes.r. Good.ia 4 Mixer I;
the b..casea, Of which !. oee,pi.i b, Mr. Libby.
a. a machias chop. With 'ufhc.eat water power TO
cary the maehisey.
Ai.o, the DwELLiNG.HoUsE aud Hack.
smith ,hep. forme'ly o~aei all occupied b, La.
th.r D. POSTER.
Al.o, sloai four acre, Of valuable T,lage ispi
situated 10 the town oi Norway. on the rad ~Ad.
/ ing 10 South psfis.
Al.o, sbou, ios,,ces acre. Meadow issi. ia ssii
Norway, oa the "Oii Rnmlrd road"
Al.c, ten scrs Of good woodland. IN said Nor.
way. near the O>looi liae.
Alec, the iollo~ing described real estate s'iua.
tel ~ the town u Paris, "a Wit;
/ About th,rt,-i~o acre. of Wool and Timber
land. situated 90 the " old Tnlnfotd rosd."
Also, sl,out las acre. oi valuable wosd aud
Timi-r laRl, ~,ih,s lev tod. % the A,i,n,'c 4
~. Lawrence rs,lIosd.
/ Also Oh. tollo~ing Described real estate, stu
aied In ,h. ,o~n Of Oxford. TO Wit;
The farm occupied Nv George W. Thomas.
Esq, containing about 40 acrr..
Also. about 80 acre. Of valuable Wood sni
T,nt-t lad sd)oining the sane.
Al.o, hn, acre. OF Mood ani Timl-r laaj I.
near the rs,lrUsd.
A.o, - ser,s Of Psaursgr, near ich,boi VI.
Thomas. E.q.
Also 10 scr,s of Wool and Timl-, Lad. near
L.oasfd Csli~el. Esq.
Alec. the Bf,Ck House aud one and one.hsh
serrs Of hnd Known a. the " N.,.on .u,"d" u,
Cpig,e'. Mill..
Also. the store add lot. At Bpanl'. Pond. in
The Iosn u Woodstock. former y occupied b,
EIp jewell, fsg.
hl.o. about 500 acre. of~,h land, situated in
The town 81 Mason.
Also. iraS, o. ,ld lad. situated ia the town
Of blanchard IN the CouH,y u fi.es,sqa'..
Norway, April 9Th, lS6l.
LEVI WHITMAN. )r
GEORGE 4. WHITNEY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12

O,,oNp. .l As Couu OF Probate held AZ "a
t., within and fnr the County ofONiofd, on the
third Ta..dsy of March Al. ls6i.
TDMuND T.. INGALLS,. nimed executor ~
IL . cstisip ,nsIrun.ni Iurp"f,'ns {" l. the lat
vii and ts.tamsni Il N,thhnisl He'd, late ~
Denmark ~ .a,d County, deceased, huias pr.
seated the SAM So Probate:
Ord,,d. That the said Executor give M
tios a. III person. Interested y, causing copy 81
,hi. order e. l.. puh.h.d three wssAs succr's'Ve-
4, IN the ONf,'d prmoerst that the, No., arr ~
q, q prols,ic Cou,i TO h. he'd az rs',.. 10 ss,d
Coun,y, "a N. ihud Tur'day IT Nay n,Ni, a.
p,pe ~ the clock IN the isfrnoon, sod 'hsw cause
"a an, the, have wh, the same should not IL
proved. approved sai allowed a. The h't " ,ll and
testament ofsaid ,tceised.
ELISHA WINTER. Jsdsr
A true oopy-.ii..i.
J. =. iIoHss. R,E,dr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12

OxVonp, ,,.-A Court of Probate held al Ia.
III. within nd &c the Courty 81 o>btd. on the
third Ts.-.ls, q March, Al. 1861.
CATHERINE T.. ABBOTT. Guardian Of James
" W, kate T.. Fanny T., snd len, y. Abbo,i,
minor ch,ldrea and heir. ol wm. W. Ablp''. late
Of Anlo,c, IN said Couniy deceased, having pre-
seated he, fret an FINAL accom-, Of guardiaa'hip
Of .aid ward. iar allowance;
Osdu,i, That the .aid Guardian givr notice Ia
all person. Interested hJ causing copy Of ih,'
order tn ~ publ,h,-l three weeks ,uccv'.''rly N
the Oxford DcmocIat ptinisd at Paris that the,
may appear AZ a Probate Court 10 10 held al Va.
a. h. aid Cosnty. IN the third Tuesday of Ma,
,eSt, al piae III the clo,k IN the fo,,noon. snd
.hew csa.c, " any they have, Why The ZANE
should not H. alIos-d.
ELISHA WINTER. J.tg'.
Aituc copy-aii-'ti
J. =. Iiopu,. R'gH".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Whereas,
~ Geo,g, \. HIN Of Meth smpioa. ooa.n OF
lismp.hire ssd Commonwealth IL Mas.seha.sii.,
conveyed TO ne. III. .vb.e',l-s, h, HI. do-d q
mof,gsg, dated Oh. hhh day IL Sep'e,nb-r Al.
1853. and r-corl~i With the OSbri Records 4,
book i2e, PAGE 2te. t~o eer'sis parcel. II hni
With the huilIiHgs thereon, situated 10 DN6sL,
~ the Cos,aN II Osfbfd snd Stale nf Maine anil
described a. ipli,s.. one parcel a the moulh II
Wcbb'. ri,,t, With wuocn factory sni o,hsf
laiiiing. ,her-oa. Together Nth all the water
power t-t,ng,as h. s,,d iiii ani The righ, to
draw ~aisr ifom the upper dan; alao certain
parcel u lsBd On the SouhsTl, .,d- of the road
AMI nrsfly on osiir the alov~ de.cf,l-i premise.
Nth the dSellias hoas- th~r-on and the dfy.
hoas~, o. called: to which s,'d deed ~ m,Tigsgr
rylstrnoe u hs'sl, hal Soc more hall de.cup-
t'aa 81 the p's'nis...
The coad,t,oa. ~ ss,d deed % mortgage h,y,ns
t-sa Lrok-a. ket,b, el.,ia t. ist~rlo.- the same
s-r,ahs g. the pfo, i,,on. u Oh. statute IN such
case made sni provided.
ANDREW n. WARD. IT,.
Nv =, 4. Asphrws, h.. Attorney.
Nackheld, Aptil p, lSot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12

The tslcsraPhic de'Paiche. .ay tha; forty.
two Wisconsin banks have been thrown cot,
at Chicago. Their circulation is based up
on Missouri, Virginia and rsuns--Se stocks
The banks refuse to deposit additional
stock, to cover the depreciation they have
suffered. hence attempt. TO di.credit them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12

To the honorable Jsdge OF Probate Zoe the Cous.
I, IL Oxford.
TIE unde,.igned, Gmoliin 81 Willilm ".
/ Moore and Sarah Jsae Mooic, minor heir Oi
I.orraio MOote. late IL Rnmiord. ia sa'd County
DECEASED. rc.pecifuli, wprrsen's, That .a'd 'n'-
nors ATE .eiIrd ,nc POSSESSED ~ the following
described real estate each, one.iouiih Iad Of
m. ,.,.,.inn Of an. widow. dover ia s.ii 10.
,,nto Moore. real estate. IN the town of Ru.n-
ford aforesaid. That an sdsantsgeuu. ensr Of
hhy dollars Ia. been made by Arson W. fsr.
nun. Of Rumford. 10 ,aid Count,. which ofsr u.
r., the interest Of all concerned inmc,i.,ey To
secept. the proceed, 81 sale To be "a, e.a on IN
,et-.t Tor N. b.neht Of ,aid minors. he ih.rr-
G,e pray. that license may he granted h's ~ Ill
aud convey the s,ose described real estate IA the
pe r.on making said offer. according To the statute
y. .,.h ,s.se. mad. AMI proy lesi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12
SALE. Pst.n,a, To Ie,nI

~ uARDiAN's SALE. Fs.usr, To license
VI from the iloa. Jaige 81 Probate far the
Couaiy OF Osiord, the undstsignsd. guardian Of
John 4. BaTs.f ct ais. nina, chihifrn and hsiSs
oi Philip 4. Barker, dec.a-d, vii sell l'' paddle
oI private 'slc, "a Moads, the third ia, OF Jane
se>t, at tso o'olnsk IN the aGctpoon On the prem.
,-s., csttsia real estate situated ~ frN'''uIg ~
in the County of ONfofd. anil beins ihrr-.6lhs
~ commoa sad divided Il the homestead afm
of Philip Bar1cf, late of s,id ffy-buts. Dc.
ceased. subject to the liz les.- 81 John BaI1rr
ani vic aud III. chim Il Ch.lc. .. Barker loT
bette meat, md the vijnw'. dover.
RICHARD BARKER, Guardian.
Enet0rg Apui y. lstl.