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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-11
REAL ESTATE IN TEE TOWN OF KENNER, PARISH
Of Jefferson.
BY D. e. MORPHY.


Of Jefferson.
BY D. e. MORPHY.
AUCTTocEER.
T1REDAY, tho 18th inst, at IL o'clock NJ.
the Charie4 txcang, ST. Charles street, between
Common and Gaver, will be sold
/. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, Nos: and 2, in square No.
forming the Of First and naniel Streets with all
thereon which consists of large dwelling
containing grocery the two cabines and
gallery tEre outhouses we'll all well fenced in.
80 feet front First street. by 100 feet in
depth - - ~
q FOUR LOTS OF GROUND. Nos. 49, 90 q and %. adj
and each 30 feet front Second
l2 feet in de1h. Lot No. q forming the of
Second and Daniel streets.
g. TWO LOTS OF GROUND. Nos. % and "a, each
80 feet ! Daniel street. by 100 feet depth.
a. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, designated by the
number o. plan OF above mentioned town Said lot mea
jackson street. between Front and
by deRh of 1872 feet between equal and
ae lines. The improvements consist of small house,
stable blacksmith shop chicken house. fine fruit trees
The premises is rented 10 LIST May, 1867.
H9g%TEtMS-Cash.
Act of sale before A. f. Bienvenu Notary Public, at the
expense of the purchaser. az
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM PXBUS DECEASED No.
1889 Second District Court of New Orleans-Sa of very
fast Trottng and Pacing Horses, Personal Effects and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-11

a4A COTTAGE RHESEDE sNrFs on = oIIIs = g 4
AF.fIARA AVENUE Ftts SAL fS a;ss, M r. II
Eal Cottage, with large nd hi .bv ~ sssS
oil IsonKa Ayf4S an
Wy % 'e,etse w trne hall rnams
eAopst, ~ a bm i6ing kitchen building
Wl eut mouse deep brick WE'LL bath
fruit gardens. Iafas fsnn, m
front each sedanf sn5
Avenue, $50 feet Coisen N mi
Amply HAYS SAND ERs Ill G eronia,et STRAIT Al ~
SSM'I. HILL Broker. 70 Com rp,aes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-11

onatorze CT arrettes. wagons ct drays.
/, lin buggy ayeC harneis.
I'm lot do hafnais.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-11

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS. AGKsOH AND GREAT NoRTHERr
RAILROAD COMPANY, 7
New Orleans, July IS, 1880 J
MB~ The following resoi EttioB was at9DPfed
nv the oad Directors this Company their meeting held
on the ilth Instant
Resolved That public notice be given in newpa
pers published the city Of New Orleans, that appcaton VIII
DO the General Assembly Of the State of Louisiana at
It's next session to repeal of the act OF ncorpe
the New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Eal
road Company, approved 22d Of April 1888:
o12 IF r. :. Oh ARLES Secrctary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-11

SALE By CONSENT OF PARTIES OF TWO COMPLETE
Cotton Presses and ckeres in the First District close
Partnership, at auction, without limit
BY c. E. GIRARDEY 81 CO.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30

Tut DIRIcr Tax ~ M,iNE sLKEApr Pam.
Our farmer. aud property holders generally
will be glad 10 learn that, though direct
tax is laid upon Maine. no levy Of the same
will probably be made on the e,,atc- sf ia.
dyitual citiIens-as in fac, the tax Is al
ready paid. The whole amount Of the tx
is Sl.O, see, aud Is per cent j. deducted IT
a State wall assume the payment. This
takes OF some SOS 900. and leave. about
So Zoo to be paid. Another provision OF
the bill allows advances made by any State
for the general government TO stand in of
-, As payment Of the tax, and IS Maine ha.
already advanced over 500. coon ,hi. way.
her portion Of the tax Is doubly paid Tx
months before i, is due. The entire burden,
therefore, which wall bs placed on the PEG.
pie. will be the INTEREST on the tar, which
will be some SCI zoo, or little more than
three cents to each inhabitan, Of the State.
MAINE Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30
Picnic Mt West Paris.

The Maine Sabbath School Association
No. l, held Its annual Meeting in the grove
near the depot. The very interesting exsr.
eises were in the following order;
The Schools formed in procession near the
depot. and marched to the grove, admirably
escorted by the military companies OF the
place. At the grove seats were provided for
several hundred. which were soon filled by
The ,ariOu. school. pre,eni. And we think
more beautiful Sigh, is seldom witnessed,
than tina, Of the mass Of up,urned faces,
ready TO catch the u,,srance. from the plat.
form by either members Of the schools or
speakers. Appropriate banner, also added
to the beauty o: the scene. and gave utter.
ancc, by their various NOTICES, TO the cher.
ished sentiments OF those who bore them.
Behind the platform were the excellent,
choir from Bryan,'s Pond, which conir'bu'
tel much 10 the in,eres, Of the occasion.
After prayer by Bro. Briggs. the annual
business was transacted. resulting in choice
OF Bro. Turner. a. President, and Bro. Par.
ker. a. Clerk. The forenoon was devoted to
remark. BY Bros. Morton aud Briggs, with
interesting exercises by the scholars OF West
and North Paris, aud South Woodstock
Schools.
oC the collation.. we need only say that
il did no, AL below in the least, wha, we
should expect in a land flowing with milk
and good things, and where the Mothers
aud Sister. know - well how to use them.
The afternoon opened with singing. when
Prayer was offered by Bro. +. ". Pray. Of
Buek6eld, followed by remarks from Bro.
venircs, after which the schools continued
their interesting exercise. with undImini.hed
attention from the large crowd Of eager lis.
,eners.
We have no room TO speak Of all the
pleasant thing. Of the occasion. IL was on
the whole, one Of the very bs, gathering.
Of the Kind We ever attended.
The order wa. excellent, and our hearty
thank. are due to the Marshal and all those
who arranged the exercises. May the blcs,.
ine Of the Great Master Zee, on the whole
service. and on zach school pre.sn,As /, goes
TO another year OF successful labor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30
Hebron Acadomy.

rINHE FALL TERN or thu. Institution will
commence on Monday, the - day OF Sep.
trml,sr next. and continue eleven weeks, undcr
the charge II
\. e.. IiERRiCK, A. " Principal,
Wuh such assistant. q. the inirre,i. of the
School may drminl. VIC. N. i.s youas man
Who has had much csp.riruce ~ teaching, h,'.
ing had ,uCcr.sfIl ch,rgr 1T Oruno iIigh Sch"ul
hr oae ,~ar an East Cpfinth Acaicmy fnr two
y.u.. H. hi. just reformed from YEARS jour.
80, ~ Enropc ard the E'.i. sni Will give weekly
Lviufc. dufing the irim, q part Ut which will "
the result ol ~. tnvrl.. The trustee, ieel COZ.
hirnt that hi. fpfm~T spscc.. AZ teacher va.
rant. the lel,ei that good discipline and thorough
Re.. ~ al the brinche. will Characterize the
school.
Thu, ta.,iiu,ion Ia. been established more
than halt crntury, ~ quiet. health, town ~
mils. ao,thWc.t from Portland. CONVEYANCE 10y
cafs a. Mrchin,c Fall. ~ milr. ir,m the ao'd
emy, where Carriages M, b. iouai. at reasonable
rairs
Board. inrlnIing wooi. lights aud washing,
s2.OO per We-k.
Rooms ~ thu-- wishing O. board thence Ives
nav bc had II reasonable rates.
ruiiioa from -. 30 to So pei term. ~ be
settled Un 90 l.fafr the ninih week.
JOSEPH nNRROw>, Secretary.
llsHon, july -, 1861. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30


lie d,d no, send them too quick. Ba, when
The New York Tribune SAID "On to Rich.
,oond," he said no. lie didn't believe the
south could be subjugaied. lie cOuldn',
90 Blacks resolutions, but hs must have
one which condemned secession. lie would
propose one which, Il they would pass, be
would 90 on his way rejoicing.
Mr.. Randall then proposed the following
re.olve which wasaccspted BY the Commit.
tee on resolutions
Re,,'rcd. That we are opposed 10 north.
srn aho.iuonism and southern seccssiOnism:
that the northern abOlitiouis,s have for a
long time been agitating the subject OF slav.
cry without just cause; that they have by
=, dong irritated the South: but we believe
that southern rights nigh, have been better
sustained IN the Union than out Oft
Thomas Jefferson Brigham, ESQ, OF
Buek6elj, then took the stand, and com.
usuccd by saying that he eel, little deli.
cate about rising. az insinuations bad been
made against tho.s who had " big bellies, "
AMI held public 0eiccs, a. he was candidate
for County Attorney but as there was no
prospect u his being elected, be would ven.
ture to rroccei. lie had bu, little to cav.
ard he would speak to the po,n, and tell
the truth all the time. lie then quoted
ION, Of the denuncia,ious against the wick.
Cd found IN the old Testament, and applied
them to the Republican party. predicting
10. immediate overthrow. Here leading
democrat whispered in my ear. that his
democratic friend. had taken TO studying
the hible moro than was their usual custom,
sud be Was no, booked up Tor speech.
Mr.. b. went on 10 say that be wa. m favor
OF protecting the capital. and offered TO en-
listin company which was formed in his
town. ttl A. ra' r-lo''d Well. said Mr.
4. "a great army marched Quito Washing.
ton. and where j. d, now They marched
down to Bag Bethel and back again. They
marched out 10 several place, IN Missouri.
and marched hack. They marched down 10
Boil Run. an marched back. aEl one ro-
cruit marched back to Hebron. and justified
lim.ylf on ,he ground that he bad been or
dsred 70 retreat, ami the order bad not been
couniermandcd.' Grea, arPla0-c.l Here
Mr. Bridcbsu subsiied, without having
-.id a word either ios or against the rcsolu-
iious.
The question was then called, and the rs.
oluiions passed. Mr.. Black moved u re-
Consideration, which was nega,ivcd, about
two 10 one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30

OxroRD, ss.-Ats Court Of Probate held at
Paris, within and Cor the County Il ONiord, on
the third Tuesday OF Al. u,t, AID. ls6l.
On the petition of MARY l.. COOLIDGE,
~ widow of Wm. J. Cooldgs, late of Canton.
IN said Coon,,, decreased. pra,ing ior an allow.
snoe az, oi the personal estate OF her Late hu,band
O,du,d, That the said petitioner give notice To
all person. Interested by eau.ing a copy OF this
order To he Published three week. ,ucces.Nel, ~
the Oxford Democrat printed a, Paris, that The,
,p,e., Al a Probate Court To be held at Dx6sld ~
said county. oa the Iiih d,yo Of sspiemler next,
al two o'clock 10 the afternoon, AMI shew cause,
IL auy they have why the same shouli moi be
granted. ELISHA WINTER, Judge.
A true eop,-aliest; J. \. IIoBns, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30

lIon Joseph Holt, Of Kentucky. was in
Boston, Tuesday. lie was serenaied, in the
evening and made a.peech to grea, crowd.
10 the course o, hi. speech lie said,
80 The more prompt, earnest and united
We were. tho bricicr the struggle and The
less the danger. but We must be prepared
for the wor.t-a ruined commerce. bank
ruptcy, grass growing in the streets our
Institutions were worth all we could sacrI.
fee. Tor all We are, and have are the fruits
Of these institutions; II we think our lands.
gold, merchandise, houses or blood in IL con.
,ra., with honor and Integrity, Nc are lost.
Mr.. Holt alluded 10 di.loyaliy 10 our
midst. n. one % the wors, obstacles TO the
success. Of our cause, but rcioieed IN tho late
decided measures Of the President 10 sub.
due this element, Of weakness; It Wa IN vain
% ioil at the pumps while men were boring
holes In the bottom OF the noble ship"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30
BrcErrELn. Aug. 80. 1861.

notice IN the last number Of the Demo.
cra,, letter, dated e. Paris Aug. ~, which
misreprosent. the position of the Republi-
can party OF Buck6eld. The Republican
Town Coamittoc saw f, TO call a Rspuhli.
can caucus. pursuing the policy Of the State
and County Committees. The friend. OF one
candidate saw tt 70 invite Democrats to
take part in the caucus, Wilde the friend.
Of the other candidates invited none bu, Re-
publieans
When the Democrats attempted to vote,
the question arose. whether or no, !. wa,
proper Tor Democrats to vote in a RepublI.
can caucus. portion Of the Republicans
urged the importance Of allowing them TO
&C, with US. Others coniended that i, was
not night Cor the friends Of one candidate
TO introduce Democrats, 10 control Re-
publican caucus aud nominate their candi-
date. while the friends Of the other candi.
dates invited none bu, Republicans to take
a part. In word. they regarded i; As a
trap. pruus by one candidate and hi. friends.
70 control Republican eaaeu, With Dem
ocra,ie yo,es.
After some discussion, the whole subjec,
was left 10 the Town Committee, and they
decided ,hs, all nigh, &C; IN caucus who
intended in good faith to support the Re-
publican ticket. Upon that basis a vote
was taken. which resulted in no choice.
A motion was then made 10 adjourn, and
invite all persons, wiihou; distinction Of
party, 10 attend and take a par, in nominal
iug candidate Tor Representative to tue
legislature when thi. motion was made,
many Of the Republicans bad leii, and with
the al o., Democrat. the motion was car
RED The motion was thu. made aud sup
ported by the friends o., the candidate who
had introduced ihe Democrats.
Republicans dil not regard the Objee, Of
the motion as intended 80 much TO invite
the Union aen, as TO promote the in,sres,
Of o7c candidate and defeat aH0iher.
In word. 1t was regarded a. an eaori
made by faction 10 rule and because they
could no, by Republican vote. they at.
tempted i, by the AID Of Democrats.
Republicans eonsiderei that Republican
caucus had ben broken mp By the all Of
some Democrats, and they desired the Town
COMMITTEES to call another caucus. After
considering the matter, the Committee De.
eiied TO call another. which me, las, Friday
AID nominated Luciu. Lorine. Esq. One
hundred aud foEty-One Republican vote,
were thrown.
Last saturday the adjourned caueu. me,
and nominated candidate. lie received
sixty three votes. foriy.ons Of which wer,
thrown by Democrats, and p-rhaps more.
The names OF iorty.two were taken by per
son, present. The Republicans Of Baekseld
stand just where the Republicans Of the
State and County stand. They DO not think
bss; TO give up tho party organization, bat
they are glad 10 have all &C, with them who
support the National Administration, m a..
attempts to suppress the rebellion, which
now threatens 10 destroy the bes, govern
ment ever formed but they Do not think
best to allow the party TO DO broken Up By
men who care more 10 succeed. than to aid
the cause Of freedom men who try to rule
or ruin. \ BUcETITLD REFrBLicAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30

OSTonp, sat Court II rrolatc held a, IA.
80. within sni ior The County II OSiprd, on
the third Tur.I,y IT August. \. u. lsbl
(tALEB =. room. administrator on th" 80
\ tate of Gcurge q. lngg. late ~ Arloycr,
IN aid county. d~ccs'cd, hs'ins pee sniei h'.
6f.t account II administration u the estate II sii'
,ccra.ri CO ALLOWANCE.
O,l,,,f, that the aid adm'r give notice 10
~ person. interested. by cau.iag = oouS ui this
Order a. H. pull,h~d ~ the osiord Democrat,
,r,nted at r,r.. that the, nav arp-'r 1T . Poo.
i,,c Court To H. hoIIrn At I,umioul 10 sl,d conaiy
90 the ,lcycath lie, Of Ssrlrnl-' nrNt. At niue Of
the clock ~ the 6rrnoon. aud sh~w cause II any
the, have Why the .sm~ shnuh MT w. hl'psei.
ELISHA WINTER Judge.
4 true COPS attest; J. :. lIoHH', R"''''ef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30

O,ronp, .-M a Court ~ Probate hrld al
Pan. within and io' The county Of ONlo',l. on
the third Tu,.iN of August, \. u. lshl
CHAPLIN VIRGIN. cuardnn ~ Sanh v.
u Whitm,n. u,lnpf Chih and heir Of torneliu.
N. Whitmsn late II MrNico. IN s,id couni' de-
ceased. having presented he hr't account -
guardianship II aid ward fpr allowance;
OuIefcl. that the ,sii guardian give notice y"
~ pst.na. interested. Nv causing copy 81 thu.
order to b. "a l.hsd three week. 'oooc'si'rl' ~
the ONiorI Democrat. piinicd 1T rat,', that th"y
,na, aprear alta p,ulnts Court 20 ~ held q, Dated
IN al County. on the eleventh dny 81 srpteml',r
p.Nt, II two 1T the dick IN the afternoon. anl
.he~ cause. II an, they have, Why III" ''mc
.huuh not hr alinwrd.
ELISHA WINTER. Jrigr.
A true eon,-attrsts J. =. iloBRs. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30

O,yoHp, s..-Ais Court OF Probate held NJ Ia.
ris, within and Tor the County Of Oxford, on the
thinl Tue.ds, of tugu.t. AID. 1851:
I,ALvIN VI. ROSE, administrator Of the e..
tate III Nelson Rose. late 81 Disheld, "a said
County. d.cea ed. having prssented his hrst ac'
count III administration OF the estate OF said de-
ceased lor allowance;
Ordu,i, That the said administrator give no.
lice to all person. Interested. by cau.ing copy oi
thu. onleI To- h. Published three weeks successive
I, 10 the Oxford De,nocrat p6intei at Paris, that
the, n,,y app-as at 4 rebate Court ~ be held at
DiS6elI, IN ssid couniy, on the llih dsy al sep
te,nler next at ten II Oh. clock ~ the afternoon.
and .hew cause. ifaw they have, Why the same
should not H. allowed.
ELISHA WINTER, Judge.
A true copy-a,ie,t! J. \. HONS, R,gpiu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30
Bpan,'. Pond, Au.. u. isoi.
i, nu,y,sTR,roR,s SALE. ruru,o, 10

4 DMlNlSTRAroR'S SALE. rursuan, TO
n iocn.c from the Judge Of Probate ior the
County of ONlofd. the subscriber will sell by pub.
lie or private ale. on the premises, on Monday,
IA. thirtirih LAY 81 September next. at one Of the
clock ~ the aicrnoon, all the real estate, inclOd.
in- the r.yrr,ioa uf the silns's dover, Which
N.lsun Ro-e. late of DiN6ei, IN said County,
died s-itej a"d Possessed 81 ~ the to''n If Bethel,
~ said county, 10 sit: A piece OF land Ming On
the norihwe.ietly eide 81 the County road leading
from Bethel llill 60 Ahany tosn house on the
I,ne between josiah Brown aud Clark :. Edwards,
thence north seyen, five degrees on .aid line
alout one hundred and ten lods To Reuben paine's
l,n,l. thence sssierly on Simon v. iintchins' line
asuui lifts rod. 10 the corner II sid ilutch
toe hni, ,henc- the line be,weer aid Edwards
anJ Francis BAKER. land 10 said road. theme on
.a,d rad 10 the bound hf.t mentioned, containing
twen,, five scrrs more az L...
Al.o, pursuant To said license, the subscriber
will eel by public private sale, at the house Of
Nahan COtiin, in Leeds. IN the County II Andro.-
cogcin, on Moaisy, the seSenth day of October,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon, all the real -.
tate. including the Teser.oa Of the widow. dover.
which the said Nelson Rose died ssitcd and pos-
.e.se, 1T 10 the town Of Leeds, aforesaid. To- wit:
the Nelson l,o.e cranberry bog, so.ealled. con-
tainins sbOut sixty sete..
CALVIN NJ. ROSE. Adm'r.
August 10, 1861.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30
DAVID l.. rARRAR

O,ronp. .s.-h,a Court II Probate held At Ia.
80, within and for the Couniy IT oNiord. on
the third Tue.d,y IL August. \. u. ls6l.
Ga the foregoing pct'tIon Ordered, That the
aid peIiloncr give notice IN al persons interest.
81 b, causing copy IL h.. pe,'tion with thi. or
,lrr thereon. to h. Published three weeks success
,iv,l, ia the Oxford Democrat. a ncw'paper p''ni-
81 a. par,. IN aid County that the, may appear
al Probate Couit IN L. held At Cantoa the 18th
ds, Of Scp,cnbcI newt at ten O'Clock IN the fore
poon. aud .hes cause. II any hey have. ~hy the
.ar-e should not H. gr,nted.
ELISHA WINTER, judy,
4 true copy-a,ie.U is. lIoHHs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30
BRIDGTON AGA DEM Y
And Normal School,

At NORTH BnIDGTON. NE.
rI,lIE FALL TERM ~,llcnmmrnc. On wrinc..
i day. sept. hh. anl ooaiinoe eleven weeks.
&. T.. HILTON. \. u. rfincip,l.
VI. a. =. HOWARD, Assistant
vi. EIIr,Htru hsRoTt. Teacher ~ Music.
Nj. l.. n GIEBs. Teacher Of pnsin; and
Painting.
A Normal Cl," will H. 6tnr-d NJ the CON.
menc-m~w of the term, ~ ACCORDANCE with the
Legislative Act of i-'-,, under the c,r- "f Nr.
iiuSari. an rNprrirn "a Teacher sad a graduate
OF. Normal school.
Tuition IN NORMAL Department IL now regulated
Nv State law. - %; Ac.drm,cil aal Normal
$50 o. 500. according @ ,tud,cs pursued.
Academic tuii,pa sL'ae the same ~ heretofore.
Board mar the tc,drmy can H. ohlinei Tor
80 90 per wc-k. sopd and light. extra.
Studcnt. o,n reduce their expense. by boarding
thrn'el'c..
No pain. will H. spared To reader the school
pleasant anil profitable Ia 81. Who attend.
Text BOOK. supplied at rou'sni pIi,s..
T.. ~. MEAD. Scc'y.
No. Brds,on, July 10Th, is6i. 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30

5. j. COrRr. In another column, We
have endeavored TO presen, all the material
points Of the evidence in the Coffin case.
The case wa, given to the jury Wednesday
night.
The length Of the Arguments. which were
both able and finished efforts. precludes the
possibility Of giving any report OF them.
At III o'clock, Thursday. the jury render
ed the verdict, guilty OF man.laueh,er."
In the sase State vs.. Dorr. The jury
rendered verde, OF guilty Of an assault,
with inien, to eOmmi, rape"
On Thursday morning, John Dorr wa.
sentenced to Is months hard labor in the
States Prilon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30

ONroHp, y.-At Court II Probate held at ~.
80, N all far the County 81 osiof', On the
third TUESDAY ~ August. AID. ls6i.
C,INON VI. COOLIDGE, administrative on the
- estate of William J. Coolidge. late u tantnn,
~ said Couaty deceased. having presented his
fret and 6nsl account of administration % the e.-
tate ~ said decreased lor allowance:
Ordered. that the 'aIh Administrator give
notice 20 al p-f-ons Interested b, causing copy oi
ihi. order 10 H. publi.hed three ~ees. ,noce''
iy.el, IN the OSford Democrat, printed at Paf'.,
In .aid County '. that they NAV appear AZ Pw'
hate Court To ~ held nj DiNhch, ~ said COuni'
on the iIth da, 81 September ncS,, at ,wo Of the
clock m the afternoon and .hes cause u any they
have, Why the SANE .hpuld not be- allowed.
ELISHA WINTER. Judge.
A true copy-a,te.l; }. :. lioBH'. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30

WvTTRvILLE COLLEGE. A, the reeen,
commencement 81 Wa,eryille College, the
degree OF 4 WAS conferred upon the grad.
uating class the degree Of \. NJ. in course,
upon Amos l.. Sharon. /. 5. Ilamblen OF
Lowell, and Horace u. Marshall Of Hebron I;
out Ot course upon Sslden Fletcher Neal Of
Lewiston. ela-' Of 80; George b. Cow.
same class, OF South Graton. Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30
THE HIGHLAND
FAMILY SCHOOL
TOR BOYS.

we - a"''s 80 49," '"''F"'
rINilE Principal will open has Family School
at BErIiEL HILL, ME-. Tuesday. sept.
3d.
IL presenting the claim. OF ihi. school To public
attention. he csn oaly assure HI. TREAD. tina, u
will h. hi. aim 20 make ia pleasant Home, where
cyefy siiraiion viii h paid 10 the wait. Of h..
pupils. IT, believe. tha, such q school 10 nee,ied
~ thu. part II the State, whsf. those who have
Ih. ABILITY eau .snt ihsir ans anl receive benefits
corresponding Nth the c,pen.e'. " M way c.n
bn,. make - rapid p6ogrs.. =. 10 the Family
School
rupil. will h. admitted between the ages 81 ten
aud tsrniy years.
E,rESs,, fihy dollars per qu,rier OF eleven
weeks. payable =. the cod the term.
For fiuhsr particular. send 90 Circular OF
address the pIincip,l.
Bethel, July I5lh, Is6l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30
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