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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

AHYIvERsARY-The 22Sth anniversary Of the Col
legiate School.of the Reformed Dutch Church was
held last evening" in the and commodious school
rooms, No. I'D West Twenty-ninth street. After
prayer by tie Rev. DIR. Matthews, addresses were
delivered by the Rev. Drs. Dewitt and Chambers,
and Sryker and Samuel b. Schiefelin, esq, inter-
spersed with singing and defamation by the pupils.
The graduating eass consisted Of nine young ladies
and gentlemen. The discipline of the school is CON-
pete, and it enters its rooms under most iaVor
able auspices. The scholars reflect much credit npoi
themselves and their teachers. Mr.. Henry W. Dun
shee, Superintendent Thomas G. williamson rne
be f. Niven, Catharino E. Yereance and Ohyi
Wendoyer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19
Albany Live Stock Market.

FoR TRE WEEK ENDING MoSDAY Nov ~. 1851
IEEyNrhe supply about the lat week 80 isr ~
rnuhs are concerned but there more poaads OF beef
here low than then the Cattle heavier and 81 nrer
quality Only moderate business been done and that et
decline Of t. g b. owing TO the low rates that ruled n
New.Yck on Wednesday. Indeed taking quality into coz
than indicate. - . - .oo =. -.
FRErGHTs-From Buffalo TO Albany <oc. z 100 70 from
Albany 70 NewYork by railroad 7 q 100 N State Cattle,
from Albany to New-lork by railroad, : . car load ~
propeller &C. " 100 10 for Western snd ~ head Tor ststs
Cattle; Albany 70 Brighton JO g car on western sAo
-, - State Cattle - -
RycErsThe following our comparative statement Of
i isee't tSs a. ns, ,,''' N's'> Co week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

We have been requested to call attention to tho
advertisement Of the Commissioners OF Charities an(
Corrections, for proposals for fresh beef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19
T0isI amos. It received. .........s5, on 70


a victory or two n, are ike that at Port Royal,
an =, al al sosins. win be brisk Al oveIsp slredy fell.
5IoAd~sy JSanins,iqas and Nat With FIJI written char
scsegs, siyen e4sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

RECEIPTS OF TAxEs.-Mr. Kelly, the Receiver Of
Taxes gives the following as the collections at his
Office this year. for the tax Of 1861, and arrears of
Croion water rents. In addition to this he has col
ieeted considerable sum, III the same time, On &C.
count OF personal tax of 1860:
ANoUET RECEIVED OF Tax OF 1851 AND ARRKAns Cao7ov
Ry5s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

The D'EPIxEum zoUAvEs.-The steamship Ad
miral, with the D'Epineuil Zouaves 53d Regiment
sailed from Quarantine for Annapolis on Sunday, a
o. p. In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19
-" RcmenbeI DE days Of Cd.

What Is aLed cfan ihman in this cisif1 70 Va asked to
preserve thet Government which Mont onery died b create
.nd which those heu who signed tho of Ip
dependefce-GeoTse Taylor. james Smith Matthew Thorn
oIineAnt 10 tIsulit. with its manifold be.ug TO every
lrislmaR 10 should make this country The land Of h adop
on 10 the irsh race II has been, In every sene county
"a country where their nbve energy Ga1 stimulating indus
y haze net with their appropriate reward aud where they
haSe enjoyed amount Of political Consequence aud exeIted
dzee q political Influence lot found the land of their
NATIVITY Whatever may be the remit Of experiment OF
government, the Iriah IN Ancea l. respon-
tDle Tor t!e result any other. That II las fis
eeieets, none Of vain enough 20 deny; bot g.
~ ile" II what g. has accomplished, any Irisb
5oea citizen l. willing to give L up let him 30 aud yo IN
" te inoacly Of Great Britain. But hc s faith
VIC nscLiag. Of Tohs and the example OF LoIl Edward
rfsIsu let bin by that form Of govern net here
'hey sacrificed their live obtain for shmen 40
be sa,ts,na ~ q q government ON his Continent II mus
We n'aIheo A. II has hitherto been. In the grandeur In
hna power Of paGOD and ,Vs by Mexican dlsop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19
cry -7TK1LG.
rs;s is the list week of the Acghanians and S"iss
r,oll Ringers in New-York

Mr.. De Cordova delivers his new lecture, " An
oauibus Ride up Broadway at Clinton Ian ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

HONORABLE DIscHAReE.--The charge made by
the Government against Quartermaster A. l..
Ostrander and Sutler j. II. Reynolds, of the 10Th
Regiment, Of embezzling goods belonging to the
United States, has been fully investigated at Wash
ington, and the implicated parties honorably dis
charged from custody. The charge arose in conse-
quence of an regularity in the transfer of Govern
ment stores The arrest shows great vigilance on
the part Of the Government, and commendable
promptness in dealing with those to whom even Gus
picion attaches. There was enough to excite gus
picion in this case but the evidence showed clearly
that there was no criminal intent on the part of the
accused.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

CURIoUs FREAK or THE WYD.-We observed
on Sunday, in coming down Broadway, near Union
avenue, Brooklyn, curious freak which the wind
had played. In a vacant lot, adjoining some frame
houses, tnsmitbs Lad dumped heap of refuse tin,
TIE shreds and ohippings of their shops. These the
bish wind of Saturday had seized upon and
Mhirled against the side Of one Of the houses with
such force that the clspboards were stuck full of The
shining metal while more of it lay scattered about
tho street, aud away over into the fields beyond.
Travelling in that locality must have been pretty
pcrilous just about that time. We have heard, in
cIedul usly confess of weather 30 severe that it
rained pchforks but this blast of tin rags rather
takes the shine of that performance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

REARREsT OF JEFFERDs.-Cbarles III. Jeherds-
who il will be remembered, was tried and acquitted
in cur Courts on the charge of numbering Mr. Wal
ton in Irving place, more than year a5o-was re-
arrested on Sunday afternoon at porter-bouse IN
Bleecyer street known as "The Store" The oeca-
sion of this second arrest was an attempt on the part
of .Ieferds to shoot Mr. Matthews, brother Of the
Matthews who was murdered at the same Tine th"t
Walton was killed AT the time JefteTds was ae-
Quilted of the charge Of numbering Walton there
was not sufficient evidence to hold him upon the
charge of killing Matthews; but it is understood that
further facts have since been obtained which warrant
the Dis -ict-Attorney in holding him for another
trial, which will take place next month"; Jeilerte If
now in the Tombs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

evening.
Er1,x SANCHEZ MAKES ANOTHER ATTEMPT 1T
MuRpER.-On Sunday afternoon Felix Sanchez 'so
muetto who murdered his fa,her-inia w' ~
Curnon, several years since, then hed 10 -
Orleans, and was arrested, brought oaeA' ",'1
uneutly tried aud convicted in this ciiy; WIZ
was appealad and new trial ordered Wni'h ne ''
b.sn va;+;nrr ever since in the city prison. maue
-.,,uloo,. ssou. ppon Jacob Vruehesrt, anus
NJ. =, a,rearv that Trueheart is one oI the yer
-, ~ DO Ton,bs, and that on Sunday morning
80. Ioo,oIoct Sanchez called to him and asked him
:. -, him q ladder. to enable lin to oTen the ven
81, % his CELL Trueheart replied that he could
80, Owe KIM the ladder in tie absence OF Mr. Brown
The deputy warden. Sanchez made an angry response
of tbrestcpog character but nothing further trans
,;-ed between them till the afternoon, at o'clock,
Mt which time the cell doors were unbarred Tor the
uurpose of giving the prisoners their food Sanchez
took this opportunity of carrying his threat INTO ex-
eeuton. and, rushing cut of his CELL assaied True
heart making a tremendous thrust ut him with the
sharp-poiuted blade of pair Of taiIor's shears.
Uo had the blade guarded with some rags
to facilitate bis use of it Gs weapon.
As the weapon was descending, Traeheart warded
off the blow, receiving wound in lis right arm Of
very serious nature in so doing. SANCHEZ raised bi'
weapon to make another thrust, when James S'e P
herd spraug from his cell and inierpcaed' thus saving
the lie OF Trueheart. Deputy-Keeper Brown was
ON the spot forthwith, and, with thc ad Of shepherd
saqehez was disarmed and secured. Mr. Sutton Inc
Warden was Immediately informed Of the occur
renee nnd ordered Sanchez 10 be confined IN dari
ground cell, whore LIE now s.
Shepherd is the prisoner who was tired Tor TN
crime Of arson, sentenced to imprisonment Tor lie
and is now held at the Tombs, pending an appeal Il
the Court Of Appeals.
Sanchez, it will be remembered, was the prsone
to whom the murderer Stephens cOnfded his plan
escape which he divulged in ample time to proven
its being carried into elect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19


low give the particulars Of few Of the principal ansae
lions: 49,. g. nm
The were pair Of Hee three Old past g oiooded
urL.us ard admitted by several good judges TO De little
ahead Of anything ever before SrooEs' 70 our vaH hsy
were raiaed by Col Duncan OF Bourbon Conty NY sna
have taken premium. wherever exhibited AsO strictly
premium KenueSy Steers sttc = n average 'oi 10 As0'
Samuel Housoy 20 fair, light Michissn o. ~ nesai
average $50 70. Also. good eavy DO at DC 10 a'sss
N Rice 60 kentucky at - 20 p 10 si average
ROaeathal Kahn IOs fair Kentucky a. So 70 y 100 ~
jane. Ware se1. Kentucky 60 o. yo.s wight weight.
average, 800 ~. Alo 10 do stays at &c d. f0h "es''
average, ,0t0 10. -, nm. ..,. /, 10
D. These were token BY j. N Monroe who also Pa'ela'eaS
heavy Indiana al &c Y ID they ayeraged2olc .,.
w A. Coachmau 81 ar Kentuckysi - 2 head average
j. Dunn. IS fsir Michigan at 20 p Leai .ysas. iaO
John Murray, ~ prine Kentucky ct ssc 2 nj "'''s'
CSas Kahn, 30 do do at &c. ID average Leo n;
NJ - 30 good do 1T SO 80 y 100 ID average ds.V ."
- As prae Illinois az &c Z ID syeisg, oversee 1876
J. T. Morsan e good Indiana a. "a head ''erass'
~ c. e. Gamble II do Michigan at SO head Average
aC Sse * Lsa.ebsch bousa, 100 good adans at N 10
snsgrTSere "a no ch.nge to notice The receipts n
about the last week aud prices last 1000
sold Il ia impossibe to advances slss aos >,
1of which Mc(raw Brothers took 2o0o) at 81 9S4c AN
Ho5s-The receipts are heavy and the m.Ise. nav
qb, are nnmber of buyers here, bat owing 20 me pes
oaetiprs most of them hold eli for dechnc ~ ,stss
dcq to imagine Pork srs %Sea 81 cS head have
hrsnght 10 Fat Albany by the Central Railroad We
sied at Sic prime Pigs - aic, and fat c'sd 80
DssEp HoGs-we hear Of sales oftws OF three s% nsnas
prime Ut ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

COURT or sESsIOEs--Nov. 1s.-Before Judge Mcccss.
John Smith was tried and acquitted Of stealinga
watch. valued a, slr, from Hir Oliver n; r. BRUSH
Peter Daily was Convicted an asSau. pP0n NJ James
Whalen, Of No. 80 Tenth avenue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-08

Ms YoRk. Feb. 6 The Times Washing
ton despatch -ay- that Ar. Kellogg Of ILL.,
nos. Ia. received despatch from Dustin.
guislei Republican IN Springfield. Illinois.
u tac effect that bis cOmprOn,sc will b.
sustained ~ many leading Republicans in
that State.
The Herald says that Secretary DII bA.
received intelligence shat the Louisiana M.
th0ritics have seized the revenue cutter
Washington, now repairing AZ New Or.
leans.
Secretary Floyd and Roger 4 Pryor
have BEEN defeated Tor the Convention.
Henry \. Wise WAS defeated in Mr. Mil.
sons district. Mr. Bolts wA. defeated
through an excess ~ eandida,es
The Republican Scnaiors will oppose the
confirmation Of Mr.. Black a. Judge Of the
Supreme Court, aud OF Nr. Petit As Judge
~ Kansas.
I; is now thought that there will no, be
any collision az the South for week or
two The S-ces.iOni.t Committee are here
waiting the progrc-. OF events, and will 90,
give the sIgnzl for attack until ali hope OF
the secession VI the border slave States has
departed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-08

wu,r THTY'LL AGRTE To. 81 wish y
aid Ssnstor simmons in hi. speech in the
L. ;. senate, 81 could 'cc a proposition
that could hear somebody who Was dis
Affected say would satisfy him. l have not
heard one Of them say %. The Senator
from Texas aid IL We would DO about forty
thin.. be new Ne would not 10, he would
then ooHnSsr. That !. the uear., approach
to settlement, iha, have heard. (IAughter. }
II we would stop the pulpit. burn the
school houses, suprress The newspapers,
imprison the abolitiob'.ts, and break up
ihi. government, everything that is here
now. he would think abou, staying In. -
daughter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-08

FiN,NCEs OF ruT FEpIRsL GovrsSsE~r.
Secretary Dix. in h.. letter laid before Con-
erc-s a few days ago. set. down the amount
Of the public debt, on tho 6rs, Of January.
1861. a, s63.7O9 Sol 81. lie estimate.
the revenue for the half year ending on the
3O,h June next, a, 80, iOo, 600, and the
expenditures for the sane time (ineluding
the redemption Of loo OF treasury
note.) at sii.O77, 5ai 60. The amour,
required in addition to the S 900 900 irras-
ury note. and the current revenue to pay
outstanding. current, and aeeruins dues,
before the close o. the rre-ep, fiscal year Is,
therefore. SCI .C5575,52i %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-08
- ~0

Twe clip the EslIo~iss itess the Providence
Gssstai Advertiser, Sept. u. isoI.
:, morln.. d,,sa,,n, sal Other kisdred con.
Mimi. a., ..r, 20 prevail. everybody shooli b.
LlsrsIl, ..ppI.e,i 9th Parry Davis. Vegetable
p,ia XIII. P~..a. kavisg home whether u
h, lsr q dave exear.'ea sf q trip Co Ea'cpe
.A...n 10 ia eosit ~ 10 place their hssis on ;,
a, . soa.eal'. warning. Mssy disease. iseidea,
10 IN. .sa,ser mba,h-, Which viii prove a'al Il
not iasneJis,sly eheeh-l, ess h. p'sa.p,ly cured
by ose ss ,~o dose. % the Pain Killer. On more
thss ose occas,,s have ~e b~es relieved u Ia.
t.sss ssas',ag b, The ,i'ne, use of the abo'enam-
ed prc,srat,oa.
sslib, drssy'.. aad all dealer. in family mel
.eia..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-08
The County Of O,iord.
ToELi u. BEAN, DIR.

70, ..,,ice. y. Comfy Commie.i"ucr 6r is60.
Ma, n anil IL To no miIe. ,n'sl Gom
B,o~nh,ld To- Andu,,r and
EoShurS. on pct,upn oi J. ".
Aai,,~, and uther.. 100
d,,. .Iiraianc- on same, 100
Nav Is All 10. 10 10 m,le. travel IRON
Btovnhr'd t. Woodstock on -.
ulion 81 >elrcimsn 81 W"oJ.
,lock, II %
? ii,- surn,lincr On same, 100
Jun. 9. To ~ mile. travel l,om ilrown6sld
10 fpcLarg, To- survey Rsgisiy
h, 6o
10 isy attendance 80 .,m-. 90
Ju,. ~ and n 10 ~ mil-. travel 10 ON.
f'd, op Peiiiioa olsSlli'an fal.
~ sni Others, 500
2dsS. aiteadsa,e 90 sane. 400
June 20. To p miL' travel from Ilfo~n.
6.I To Pewter. on peiit'on ~
Ezra D,,,. 81 al, To ADJOURN. ? 20
Jun. q and %. To - miles travel run
B,usn6,iI a. Potter OF petition
of. DsS,. ~ al, se0
ds,. ATTENDANCE 90 same 400
June -. To 100 miles travel liom Bfown.
nell Ia Canton and IL aIIiufd. an
petition oi T.. ws.hbon ., ALL. ~ 90
dn. attendance on sane, 200
JuI, ST.. To- ~ mi!es travel from Blown.
6cli To Potter ou petition Of u.
Da,i. IT al, ali 'u'nmrnt 20
3,a,. al,-ndaIce an same. 600
July II and -. 10 ~ m,e. lrN-l from
i,o~afs Il To O>E,ri .ss psiii,on
uf Suliiusn ruLI 81 az saJ. 90
2di,. Attendance on same. 100
October ~. To 10 miles 6om Brown.
field to reu, on petition OF sc.
Ie,,m.n IL r.Iu, LOO
| IA, susa,.,nss o0 ssus, zoo
O.,oLsr Is. To loo miles travel from
l,ro~ n6eii 10 Carthage on pcti-
tion Of a. q. Rn.. ct ale, 10 90
I ia, ATTENDANCE an same, zoo
osfoier 20 a. IS 10 m,l-. travel from
Bfoanhsld Ia Giesd, na petit
i,on uf =. fau,~sio~-, ~. III %
Sd.,. ATTENDANCE on >ime. 900
Nov. Is aud u. t. iOG mite. travel l'om
Bruwrtrld ~ Ssmser CO ps,..
ton ol O,s.f Rpbl'ia. 81 AL. 1000
2ds,s atien iaace on same, 100
Nov. Is. To ! day aticn,lIns 10 County ba-
.ine.. st Pari., 200
Nov. 70 To 2 da,. maxim. arrangements
for h.i,ing .hed ior Registry
Mt fprlag. I'D
Drcsuber :. To % m'le. from isrownicli
~ Stow on petition Of Thom,.
faningion II ais, adjournment, 40
I day Nisaianc- oa same, 2u
D.e IL. To ~ mile. travel iron Brown.
fell To- Hartford sni Csnion o.
petition III selecis~n a, Csaio". w
I d., ATTENDANCE on sane, s~
n~e. u. To 100 mice travel from cs.'""
TO Di,fsll anil Bro~nhsh 90 ..
pstiiion of s.lssfseo 81 D'she'd' i'V
I day ATTENDANCE on sane, zo'
lice. n, To day al fIis. on C@niy ba-
,;ee.s on way tom Di>'shio
pro~ake sO
Feuiase for the year, 100
,seo COURT BILL
a.. a no miles u,velio attend G. Com.
Cont, Paris, 500
adsy. attendance, 400
March -. 30 m,ls- travel TO attend G.
Con. Couu, T., tie, 500
4 DAYS attenianer, oW
Nav IL, 70 miles travel IN sttsnd G. Com.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-08

No medical PREPARATION has ever been in
trOduocd 10 the pablo which Ia. realized
such marked .Gec,-. a. Perry DAVIS vege-
table Pain Killer. Where the Pain Killer
has ben offered Tor sale during lOss term
Of years, and where ITS virtues are known
and appreciated, 1, will Be sure TO retain il.
enviAble popularity aud tina, its sale will
continue TO increase a. il finds it, way to
new markets, no intelliScn, person can
doubt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-08

Nor B,p. 4 Spanish purnal advises
Mr.. Buchanan. instead Of further ea,rts 70
boy up Gaia, to try his hand at parshA'-
Ing So Carolina. Certainly HE often ~
peA.Od axiom Z" self preservation % The hrs
law Of nations" can have no lees force when
applied to 20. Carolina, than to Cuba.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-08

vessel bearing the Palmetto nAs was
lately refused admission into the Havana
until she bad substituted the Union aas Cor
il, TIE SpAniard' know that one Of the
objects Of a southern Coniederaey would DO
the seizure Of CuSA. aud they have no idea
Of encouraging IL. Supporters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-08

We invite attention to the notice In an.
other column. OF Gould's Academy. In Bsih'
81. DR.. Trae sill maintains his position
a, the bead Of the school. and sus,ains its
well.sarped reputation. The new term will
commence on the las, Tuesday OF the pres.
ent month. +
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-08

The amour; OF property plandered or dc.
s,royed when the China Emperor. sum Der
palace was taken. !, estimated n, abOu,
$50. eco eco. reminding Que Of the Persian
luck at Delhi. IN the last century.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-08

Cosr or M,RkErfNG. Gov. KirkwOOd, OF
Iowa. in an address at the Mus,atine Coun.
iy Fair. stated that II cos, hin about 20
per cent. TO marke, h,- beese- inper cent.
on wheat. co on eOrn, and I per eeOi. on
wool.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-08

Mr.. Secretary Black has been nominated
Judge Of the {. ;. Court, in place Of Judge
Daniel. dcceascd.
Judge Petit, Ia. also been appointed Ju.
,iee Of the State Of Kansas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-08
A DEMONSTRATORS sALr. r.r.nn, :.

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE. puunn' 10 a
a ic-n.- from the Jsir- e Probate fat the
Cesa,y ~ O,isri. shall .-li by pabic auct,nn.
ua The premises. "a Saturday, March Ii, is6i
At one o'ciack. =. VI. the homestead hrui, hirly
90 s.d ADD o-csp,~,i b. Aysh G,ib'u, dscsa.cd
said fsrm cost.ia. sb,ut niae,s acre. OF lad
--ll wa,~r-.l. suitably divided into tilags, pas.
tufsr- sai woodland, Ia. a good orchard. -
vel (snced. and baildiag' IN good rspiit; AID !.
situated - the Soath East part 81 Bockheld. \
pe,frct It'll oil b. g,sea 10 the ~hoe tsrm. and
,mlBei,si~ po..e..,ua. Tefms (wh,ch vii be
tl-raD taai. ksa~u az time II Ale.
JOSIAH HUTCHINSON. Adm.
Rsrk6.td. Feb 4 lsSI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-08
yAyKBB yeTIexs.
H.. h, lhe loren o. .inglr one

In quantities. by the dozen OF .'ngl" one.
Watch Gla..e. snd material. for Wsirhmassrs
N n. furnished ch-sp.r than thy -! h. boUght
IN Po,tlind. IL short, people had better call 90
HIN anl save mossN.
! E,.nihing WARRANTED a. IT, what u !. 'old 6r.
~. moto -, {" iionesi, !. the lsst policy" '~i
the no.i .ur, To succeed. IN, ~o'k r"iru''sdi
TO hen ~,ll H. done according 10 contract. and'
~suaaied good.
| lie woali Ike To see any watches ihAi ave
l~en .po,leI b, iss,psriese~d ~ofk"sS, asdI he
doa'i make them perform vel mere WIN no
charge The same With clocks'
| Plain watch no, ement. Willie fall Jese,d " hen
required, anI good qasr,'sf Of verge watches vii
a. altered 90 Lever E.cape'oen's - y hiS prize.
ChTupowe,sr bal.pc.- isNs'ied "a ~alehs. that
b,,. nl.in balance; anil hnil, anything that J.
,.,,;',d In be ,loae 10 watch oS e!sck, will 10
Jos. a, nj. shop. .nd warranted TO he doss IN
work m.aliks manner.
Wo,k solicited from oihcs ~st,ksnsksrs, ~hieh
will ts done at fr d,seosoL
Jewclry Repaired.
Letter Engravsag neatly Enees<ed,
, ECssh pais Soc old Gold ssd SILVER.
BIrHsL h,AI. 1851. 70
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-08
STATE or MAINE.
O,.osp, ,s.->uprras Jsi,c,sl Cont, No'cm-
bsf T,im. 4, u. leo.


bsr T,im. 4. u. leo.
Sassa 4, Mile -. JssRAIs More.
4 nj nov Il arp-atins 10 the Cont that the
"A ad isl.ndsnt % 20, M ,ah,h,uat of th,'
State, Aai h. 40 iraant. ss-at oS attorney there
~. and that he has % pouce Of the pcnirncy "
thi. suit
IT.. OkptNrp by the Coat that the ,,,d
pl,ru,h n,,,f, III. .s,i d-f-adsat II ,h~ r-ad~sc,
ofth,, SOFT. bS c,u.,sg az abstract Il th's ~rit
With ihi. ori-' OF Cost th~rvoa tot publi'h~i
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-08
Commissioners Accounts.
The County Of Oxford.
To J. T.. CHAPMAN. DR..

The County Of Oxford.
To J.. T.. CHAPMAN. DIR.
1850. ROAD HILLS.
M, II snJ ~. To 10 mile.' travel from
An,lo,er tp Rumfod y Roy.
barry, snd,~ LAY. oa pcti'on
oIJ. u, AaJie~. Il al. SO 90
May Is and ID. TO - "'i,' 'n'si from
Aadover Ia Woolsiock anil two
d,s. 90 p-iI'oa Of s.lec'mcn oi
Wpod.isck. 900
June I: anil ~. 70 - mils. travel G"m
Ando,er o. D,nfd, ani 2 DAYS
on PETITION OF Sullivan fulirr.
81 ss., u"
June ?0-sj To - milc. travel from Ando.
,rfio Bfo~n6eii. iIinm All
Porter. snd J ds,. oa p<,iI'oa
OF Ezra DIsi. ct sl.., = 90
J.se -. To- 20 milc. ,ri'd from Ando'er
a. iia,iia,d aud I DAY on psii.
tioa 81 Gb.,-,.r ws.hb~sa -
sL.. 100
Jnly ). 6. 7. 10 - mile. tra'ol frum An.
io,-r 10 Porter. AID ,hI-- day.
~ ts,,iioa 81 Eus Ds',. ~ 81. p %
JAY II and ~. 10 - m,ls. ion Anio'rr
H. ON,m, aai rsn d,,. 90 p..
uiisn 81 -aih,sa fplicr ~ si.. ~ %
Octol~r 10 ro2J ,a,le. navel l'am Asio-
,st H. refn, snd onr dsS un r..
OctolrT ~. 10 - ,a,I-. travel i,on Ando.
,-f To C,rhsgr. All onc ia, oa
petiiioa 81 N. u. Ga.. Il al. 900
Oct.i@T % 20 ~ 10 s. mil., travel irum
Au,iu,rr t. Gilc.i sol Stss,
and diSs on r-iition Of Tho'.
f.u,ngton 81 ale. ~ 90
Nov. - T. - milr. travel ffom ARlo,er
10 -amp~T ini d,y, op I.-ii-
ton IT Oliver Robbie. II Il,,. 1D
Nov. Is To ~ milr. irascl iron ssaasr
~ Par. nai Ando'sr aud ~.
da,e, anI d,y boAing up
Cant, p,u-fs, 100
December J. To - milrs travel from
Aniovrr ~ Stow and ops DAY
On p.iit,oa ~ Tho'. Fsting,on. IL 90
D,c.n,b,t ~. T., ~ nike Tasslifoui Aa-
dover 4" Grr.n'. VEN, sat
back TO DiNhrll villag-,oHps.
I,ton of >slrrtmen ~ tsaion. o.
pcc,mbsr ~ T. ~ milc. travel irrui
DuNi.hNilhgs a. :. Duna',,
tbsncr 30 North part Of 'aii
to.Rof DNh-L aad Anlo'rF,
and H. DAYS "n pctiiloa 81
Se'rglm,n IT DlNbyli. 900
To postage AMI lcni..e da'ing the
Season, JVp
L. CHAPMAN.