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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

TIE CoETRABANDs-The committee to
collect clothing for the cOntrabands at Fort
ress Monroe and Cairo, have been busily at
work. Rooms for receiving and packing
clothing donated, have been engaged in the
Atwater block, next door to the Bank ofCOm-
merce, which will be open to-day and during
the week.
A circular has been prepared suggesting to
contributors articles that are wanted, which
the canvassers will leave at residences and
places Of business.
The Meeting tbs EOeniHg.-Let all who can,
attend the meeting this evening, land not
Wednesday evening, as stated in our issue of
Saturday, at First Baptist Church. Mr.. Da-
Wis is live " contraband, I" and will pass for
man where character and capacity are ap-
preciated, though known only as a thing
at the South, where enslaved humanity con-
stitutes the chief cornerstone Of Republican
Institutions. His narrative Of what he has
felt and seen in the house Of bondage, is of
thrilling interest, and his statements IS to
the pstience Of the people, their faith in God,
and in time Of deliverance, explain the alb
senee Of Instructions, and the quiet of the
slaves amid the oOnvulsions around them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

On PAINTINGS AT THE GRAY's ARMoRY,
LTNAE's BLocE.-Mr. Tolman again visits
Cleveland with a beautiful collection Of
paintings, which are exhibited free Of charge
until the days Of sale, to-day and to-
morrow. We advise every lover Of the
beauSiful to visit the hall at once and feast
their eyes upon this collection of the works
and copies Of works Of some Of the best mas
tsrs. There are scenes Of all descriptions,
many Of most exquisite beauty. We have
not time to give particular notices, but can
cordially recommend all to go and see for
themselves. The gallery viii be open from
9 O'Clock this morning until 10 this evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

ARR1vED.-Mr. Richings and daughter
arrived yesterday morning and took rooms at
the Angler. They viii positively appear at
the Academy Of Mr. sic this evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

RESERVED SEATs.-Seats may be secured
during the weeks engagement Of Mr.. Rich
ings and daughter, for three nights in ad-
vance
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LOCAL NOTICES.

REcRu1r1na OFFICERS ArrENT1oE.-VoI-
usrEER ENLISTMENT BLANKS for sale at the
Reader JOB Office. nouS;4lz
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THE regular monthly meeting Of the La
dies Christian Union will be held this (Mon-
day. afternoon at4 O'CLOCK, at the room OF the
YIN. @. A, No. Perkins Building.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

RKERIezRAToRs, &o.--A large variety o.
the most approved styles Of Refrigerators,
Water Coolers and Filters, four-minute Ice
Cream Frss1ers, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at manufao-
turers' prices st W L. MARyINsJ
M SO snuth side PuhIic Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

and future times viii pOint,,to the Delay in
recognition as the greatest mistake in the
foreign policy Of Lord Palmerston.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

We will pay the highest premium for Gold
Silver, Demand Notes, and for August and octo-
Der Coupon Interest, Of any house in the city.
c. A. READ & CO.,
sent 2I:428 Bankers, 95 Superior st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

An adjourned meeting of the Cleveland
Congregational Conference will be held at the
chapel at 0berlin, at 9, A. NJ, Tuesday, No
vember 4th. The special object Of the meet
ing is to examine several young men, with
the view Of licensing them to preach the Cos
mel. Oct2S:4II W. II. BREWSTER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

BUFFALO ROBES, Ladies and Gents Furs,
Wholesale and retail-the best stock in mar
kst may be found at Fuller's, 2l5 Superior
street. oct29:412
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Fourth Page.---LOcal Items from Satur-
4rh Page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

"THE WAY TO Do IT."-To whiten and
preserve the teeth, and heal and keep the
gums sound. Go to Strong & Armstrong,
Benton & Bros, Gorham's, Brewers, Clark's,
Gaylord's, Sackrider's, or any good druggist,
dentist or perfumer, and buy and use Hud-
sons unrivalIed Tooth Paste, and you will
meet with complete success. Try it. Nov. I,
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Boston, Nov. l.
Orders have been issued for ten regi-
ments to leave for the seat of war before
next Saturday.
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july2S,R12

New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables, 8
Ohamplain street.
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n. Y. MONEY MARKET-Novembsr1. 1.

lBT TELEGRAPH.l
nIONEY-Market easy at 5d5H on call and
506 strictly prime paper.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Ma Market closes
frmer. The quotations are HIGHS for merchants
and l4315(0l44 for bankers bills.
t1OLD-American gold opened steady at 29HG3O
and closed firm at 3O}56t3O4 per cent. premium.
California gold bars nominal.
GOVERN MENT TSTOCkS-MarSet unchang-
ed United States 6s 1851 lO46GlOI4i 7,30 Treasury
Notes, IO536GI044.
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Plain and with Flexible Tubes.
Just received BY
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H f. CLARKE CLAIM AGENT.

M Il. CLARKE, CLAIM AGENT,
w . Late Clerk 70 Maj. John Coon, Paymaster
8. A. No, = Perkins Block, Cleveland, Ohio.
nA-Pay Procured for Resigned Ohicera and Di8s
largad Soldiers.
= BountY for The widows and Heirs Of DeOoaIed
oldierB. -.
- Pensions for the same and for Disabled SoldieFH.
- Paw for Rafions for Soldiers on Furlough. and
- All Claims on the different Departments Of the
Covefpmsnf. Also, SUBSTITUTES for DRAFTED
MIN, and Exemptions for those entitled thereto,
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PLANO TUNING.

OLIVER P. HANKS, -
Y Professional PianO-FOrte Tuner.
An orders left at the Music Store Of 3; ~ ~
BrainArd Co., 2o6 Superior Street, VIII b prom ply
attended 70. m1s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

The steamer Golden Age, Hudson Com
mander, sailed for Panama, carrying 220
passengers md $3.50, 900 treasure for New
York, and S660,000 for England.
Among her passengers was Senator Har-
ding, of Oregon.
The ship Cut Water reports, Aug. 27th,
when off LOego Ramiez seeing a wrecked
ship, supposed to be the Erie, Of New Bed
ford, although the name could not fully
be distinguished.
The steamer Active has returned from
the wreck of the Golden Gate, near Manza-
nilla, having left on the 20th. Nothing
had then been done toward recovering the
treasure. An attempt would be made on
the first Of November.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

FURsl FURs Great inducements to
buyers of Ladies Fi.rs at 207 Superior street.
A very large and choice selection Of fash
ionable Dress Furs made by the best manu-
factories, and for sale cheap, can be found at
oet3O;424 L. BENEDICT & SoEs.
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REFERENCES.

Rev. W. A. Flske, Prospect street; Mrs. R. F.
Paine, 1876 St. Clair street; Mrs. Mary Corner,
$50 Huron street Mrs. MacNairy, Lake street,
Mr. and Mrs. Gridley, Marine Hospital; Mr.. and
Mrs. Bartlett, 43 Huntington street Doctor P.
Roeder, st. Clair street noy3:412
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 81.
Money market easier than last steamer
day, but requirements still active. Ex-
change in the Atlantic cities to per
cent. premium, payable in coin; Is to 20
per cent. discount for currency. Legal
tender nstes l43l6 per cent. discount.
The market was well supplied during the
past month.
One hundred thousand dollars of Fede-
raj taxes have been collected in this city,
and thirty thousand dollars for the Ma
tional Sanitary Committee, which will be
shipped to New York tomorrow, from Cal
ifOrnia, and twenty thousand from Nevada
Territory
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

One case more of pattern hats just
opened at Mrs. Shaw's millinery rooms, also
new flowers and ribbons. Oet3l:42O
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Mrs. o. s. Douglas wishes to inform musical
students that she has been teaching very sue
cessfully for several months, Prof Robins I'm
proved Method for the Piano.
Mrs. Douglas claims for this method, that it
will educate pupils more rapidly because more
SIMPLY, as well as more thoroughly, than any
other system, which has yet been given to. the
profession.
II is short and very attractive to pupils, and
does not weary them by presenting volumes for
them to wade through.
Mrs Douglas, therefore, while returning
thanks 10 those who have 50 kindly Patronized
her IN her endea7ors to popularize the new Amer
lcan Method, would solicit further, the attention
and influence Of all who would encourage i'm
proved methods ofteaching.
Residence IS lake street. .-.
She feels much grstiied by being permitted to
efer TO the following ladies and gentlemen, in
ONE Of whose families she has taught with de-
Ided success,
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DEOPLE'S GENERAL INFOR-

l NATION AGENCY Omce-Superior street,
70. 20 (BasementJ This Agency prOoures situations
for BOOk-keepers, Clerks. POrters, Gardeners and
Drivers in city or country, Men, women, boys and
girls can always nd emplOymeut BY applying at this
Ofice.
This Agency also lsgotiates loans, rents houses
soldiers claims.
Substitutes furnished fer persons In towns or wards
who have been drafted
All lettsrs containing one postags stamp viii
ceive prompt attention. J. ID. FISHER CO.,
Cleveland, October lat, 1861. PrOprietOrs.
octs;49
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AGENTS.
AMUEL FOLJAMBE

SAMUEL FOLJAMBE,
War Claim and Pension Agent,
OonTeyaneer and Notary,
OTFIgE Ne. 8 ATWATEE BUILDNG,
VIII proourO BOUNTY MONEY, BACK PAY and
PENSIONS for Soldiers. or for their Widows and
Heirs and INVALID PENSIONS for disabled SOL
disrs, 20.
Business attended to promptly, and terms moder-
ate. octE42O
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

4 HGuTiNG CHAPLAIN. Capt Enoeh
knight relates, in the Boston Journal. the
following aneclo;e Of one OF our ehaplains;
" Going on board the Fulton. the morn.
log Of her departure, noticed several with
whom We are all sorry TO part. though some
Of them are only gone tor season. Among
the latter recognized my friend Chaplain
- Brown Of the Maine 18Th. Has pres
enes would alm0s, seem 20 be military
necessity. for he is essentially member Of
the old school prayer and ir0rlS. HIS rc-
lisiSus persuasion. as well as his physical
courage. would have made him O, CON-
panion Of Pete Cartwright y little in'
cident will show IL
A few days ago. coming down from Car
rOltOu, where his regiment is stationed, Id
Jaw an alteration between a Federal soldier
and an Ugly looking eh,yalry.' IN which
the soldier (unarmed) was heating oG the
sturdy blows Of the other who held a bowie
knife Of dangerous proportions. Ny friend
took one look, and polling forth his Pep
Der box took quiet, leisarely aim, aud
See,sh fell, winged in the most arts
TIC manner possible. The soldier not know
ing the exact state OF things ned. III,
Chaplain quietly moved on, no doubt re-
GREETING the siniulness Of oil earthly things
while friend. recoycri the wounded nar
AndcaIried him nobody knows where. Can
New England send on, supply OF such
chaplain. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

ErrrnticAS Carers. The Republican
voters Of the town Of Paris, are requested to
mcct Mt the Town House. ON "Wednesday
9th Of August. at o'clock, u. NJ, to
choose 5 delegates 10 attend the Consrcs-
.ional Convention 10 be held at Auburn.
August Sih, nj 10 o'clock, \. NJ; alec, .
delegates to attend the Congressional Con-
yeniion TO be held at Auburn, August sth,
a, ; O'Clock. L. NJ.
Also, . delegates 20 attend the County
Convention ,c Re held at South Paris. Aug.
Goth, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ; and TO transact,
any other business that may come before
them. Fer Order OF Town Committee.
July -. ls62.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

Mr. EDIroR Stow held her town meet
ins. july 9th. TO scc what money the town
would pay the volunteer. that - TO fll the
quota due from thi, town. The Rebel SYM
pathizsrs were on hand TO 90 asAin,, rais-
ins anv money. On calling up the article,
one % their leaders moved to pass il over
But VIC soon voted IL down. Then some
one moved TO pay each volunteer one hun.
trcd iollars-our quota bein: siI. On taxi
ipe a vote. d, was declared in favor Of the
motion bot was disputed and the house
pollci. On counting, 10 and behold he
traitors had bot seven on their side with all
their buster. Stow has her quota full.
Frygbgrs, Lowell and Ssoneham theirs.
\ VOTER.
Stow. July IS, lsG2.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01
HEBRON ACADEMY.
A. &. uERRICK. \. VI. Principal.
Mi.s :. T. B,itIN, rfcccptrrss,

Miss : L. BatiIN, ffccsptrss,
M..A. T.. MINI, Teacher OF Music.
VIZ. u. hs, hal an cNp-riencr of tea years ~
tr4shipg. Me- H. be- b-.n iusiucitr.s 81 FoN'
er,n ,ai Muisin Academies az - regarded 40
one ~ the l-Ht teachers ~ the state, sac - q
tsi,or French scholar, hUing taken Lsspn. oi
. native teacher. n broa .. quiet. healthy and
moral iosa - mile. fsun foul'ni. where are
Gpund np h.t-l., silp"ns, uf railuiii 'l"I'i. tn
lr,ulH ih- stu-nt ifbn he studies, lot ~ Their
place. a crnsr,us aaI huspitsLlc people, that do
al the, c,n pr The lnisfr't OF the scholar.
sloans mcn htiiug ipr caIesr s,h have a bng
vacation ~ wint.,: anl thpsr srrhiug q business
cdur,iipn val b, 49, mean. H. nrs ted.
Alltht. required uf III .chnit - 10 DO
RIsuT, b, ts,",uas col orIr. g6hsg god lee
.sas az fs1tsr tis hIsf fiH,s' ~ f.H plstsssisH
II be-. fruh ~ .ulrni. sic ic,iir,l that will MT
chcrilu ll, cpmpl, With M supple ru~ 81 Dong
rght. Appariiu, apl Library, alsn Dchiii1g
S"c,ri, and weekly rsrtrise. - Competition All
Defamation, ipT the l-'1. ~ ~ thr siurut' hooks
swiplicdu, The teacher AZ fOuiini p'icc', Thee
" NJ T., q Nufn, Ch.. ibun-l br teacher. und
ihp.c ,ntsnln. t. teach. Lectures will H. .iNrn
Jufing the tern. lil,ul. in,lidiug So''l, sash'ng
aai lights. - % PC srfk. act those hauling
them.sl,r. c,n reduce their ,Spcn'r' - II 10
' r~,r,,>-c,no,o, Eo,ri.h. $500
Higher d., and language, 400
Mu,ic extra. Fem bi. will BE- settled the
eighth week ~ the trrm AMI ~ dcdnct'oh iJr
isu week. al.rarr except ~ cisr ot sicAnr...
There will l.. pablo eNiminitipn on Wedne..
ia, the eighth wcrA IT the school, 10 shich ell
ir,sni. arc oo,i,slI, ,nvilei to H. present Those
~ I.hing boaid 90 ruon' eco apply to the funci'
pal, OF 10 ......,
II.lfpr Ne Jr,, l-62.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

that the diveriing Of 80 considerable body
Of water from the nam channel may render
/. difficult, to pass the batteries.
As soon as The mex; rise comes the chan
mel will be op.ned. and river men say there
can be no dOub, OF its complete success.
The mail from Gen. MeClS!lan's army
saws preparations are made for an advance.
The men are prepared to move at a moment.
warning.
Lirrtr wAsuiNeroN, Va, July 90. There
report here through eOu,raband chan.
mel. to the effect that large bOdiss Of rebel
troop. are crossing the james River Tor the
southwark. Contrabands say they are sSae-
ua,lus Richmond.
\ Dispatch from Nashville says rebel
mail FROM chattanooga has bcCn captured.
The letters contain valuable information.
I, is said Bcauregard has resigned and
gone to the springs in Alabama
\ si,iIen o! r,1as denies the report OF the
death Of san Houston. unless 10 has occur.
red very recently. lie bad no son in.lav.
The Governor Of Kentucky has issued a
PROCLAMATION. calling together the Lesi.la-
ture, to take measures 70 protect the State.
\ party Of susrillas attacked Sterling.
Ky, Tuesday, bot were rSPulscd bv the
Home Guard. On the retreat they were
met by body Of ~rOoP. and driven back.
when the Home Guard attacked and nearly
Innihila,Cd the band.
\ .pecial dispatch to the Post from Wash.
in-t5n saws vigorous measures will be adopt.
ed Immediately flr The suppression Of trea.
son in the border States.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

ONroRD, -. Ala Court 81 Probate heiat Tar
j., within aud Tor thc Count, ofONiotd. on the
thirl Tur.,laS 81 yul, 4. ID. l-62.
NJ ERRIrr FARRtR administrator With the
MI will annexed 90 the estate Of Chares ".
Hall. late Of Iinckdcld "a said oouhty deceased,
hlyin. rfc.ealel h,. 6nsl account OF admin''in'
ton oi The estate 81 aid decreased Tor slnNsncri
Orie,l. That the said administrator give no
tic, to al person. theoretically cin,'ns cop, oi
thu. orIe, 10 he published three weeks successive
I, in the Oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that
they may APPEAR sts Probate Court 70 lie b Va Al
P,ti.. IN aid county, on the third Tue,da, OF
Augr.t neNt, a, ten of the clock IN the hreno"",
aud .hev cause, ifany they have. Why the same
should not d. allowed.
T.. ". WOODBURY.. Judge.
A true eop,--a.iesti J. =. HONS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

Me. CL,H. " WoopBuRr, A.'i.tint,
Me. LoTtL L.. Hat, Teacher Of Mr'ie.
4 NutmiI Ch.. vii b. formed At the cnm-
mrucuncnt 81 the irtn. unlcr the care OF The
p,,ns,pal, gr,Iu,ic nfthe Mas.lchu.rts Nor
nal >chp,l At Iiu swiirr. The nra.'-r. IT tn.
eL,.. will receive al the brnedt. Of = Nnunal
School. ir,,ufr. viii b. gwen during the term
ls Hon. D.. T.. Weston, State Superintendent
and others.
4 Teacher. Association viii H. organized, iar
discussing topics uPpn the Theory and at "i teach
ing.
schoLi. unisr eleven yrar. ~ age vii ID" re.
ce,,cd in,o the school Zoe $500 pei term. OF ~
cents ret w-eA.
The school i. furnished With Geographical Out
line Map.. GLI-. ani IN, .ioog,cil chat. sm'
,Ienl. " ~ fnd It profitable T. be present the r.t
daS of ih, term
linard eau he rltaipcd 10 the village i'o'n II p
10 : rs pes u,rh. Rooms can Ia obt'lned ior
tho.e ~,.hiag Co board thsmsel,"-.
The teacher. will 'plrc ~ piin. 10 reader the
school plca.an, and profitable To all Who may at
tend.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01
Ia Day, Of did.

There was time-in di,s II oil
Whea hcshh sss pnted above hue gold,
That dtN has psssed-ali poV neglect
That prcc,oa, boon-sll shoaid protect.
co ssnss ADD reason. all are terch,
90 il woali appear there's bot hIilc len.
Arply 70 thea % cure yOaT ,lls
llS the Immediate usc Of llsTtick's FILE.
Ths.s remarkable Pill. ,sftlc whole communi
tis. b, ihrir w,ni -riil CURES. Adapted e. ,n
hn-,. ,onih. miah..,i All oh age. Put ~ viii
Enslish, >piash. Frrnch and TERRAIN directions
Elsg,n,N coated ~,h sugar, Purrl, vegetable
and eel ~ large tsni,ly hoNrs Zoe - cenls.
EyrScc advertisement on th,ri page.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

FrNNr The Mlchias Republican says
the editor Of the Unioa, when in the Le:is
laiure. eight year. ago, by bis own showing,
was - years Old. Now, hi, name stand.
on the muster rolls, - years months.
The Republican thinks be mus, have lived
fist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

O,ToHp, sat- Court ~ Probate held At Ia.
~, within ani iot the Count, ct OXFORD, un
the th,rd Ia~.daN 1T Juh, ID. i~o'.
nN the petition 81 HANNAH u. SAUNDERS
Widow II ucof-r ". Saunders late II Aila'
N, ~ all Cpunt,, Deceased. prs,iug iur an n'.
luanrc 90, oi the persooal estate Of h,r late hu''
blni--
O.,i~,i, Tia, the shid petitioner givc notice
to al prison. interested, u, rar.,ng = coy 81
ihi. ouirf 4, h. ppli.hc three sr.k. .ucres'iSe'
I, ,u the ONloul Democrat pfinlri 81 i"is, th'i
ihr, rni, nppsnrpt Probate touTt e. w. held At
~ Pare, ,a s,ii cpuntN, on The thiui Tscsd'N ~
August neNt. IT ten o',lr'k ~ The iorn""n. ani
,hcw cause. Il an, the, hs'',Why the same 'hou'd
l.. ". WOODBURY.. Jais,.
4 true cop,-aii''if
is. IIoHHs. R.Eti,r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

OSToED. s-M q Coar IT Probate. hell a.
Paris. within sni fur thc County 81 oNipfd on
the thim TUESDAY of July \. ID. 1862:
JNhRNUM ABBOTT, 81, administrator on the
l sstsle 81 Nhcl &. Abh,u, late oi Ando'er ~
,a,i Cou.iy. deceased. having prosecuted his fret
account 1T administration Of the estate OF siid de-
c,asrd BE aliuwanc'.
Ordered, that the 'ald Administrator give
notice H. ~ persons inrrcstcil y causing copy 81
ihi. order 10 be p,hlishci three weeks ,ucces.
,iSel, IN the ONiprl Drm,crat, printed al faf's,
in aid Count that Ihey NAV nppcat at rTo-
bate Court 10 H. held 1T Paris. IN said County On
on the third Tue.di, 81 August ncNt, at ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon and she~ cause u az, ihey
have, VII, the same .hpli not b. allowed.
T.. ". WOODBURY., Judge.
A true copy-aliesi: J. :. lloBBs. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01

OXFORD, ss.-N = Court of Probate hell at Ia.
80. within anil &c the Count, IT O,iutd, on ID"
thid Tues,i,, e Jnh. n u. is.a.
IN the PETITION Il HARRIET FROST Wiin~
" IT G0stL. ~. rust late of Peru ~ saii
Count, irre,.c.i, prN,us fr AZ all'shncr "ui ni
The t,.fspn,l r,t,ir Of he tate hu.l,Hd-
Orisfri, That The siid p"tlIiuucr g''c notice
g. al per.ln. Interested, b, ctrsng coy, 81 ih''
orl,f H. h. pahli.hri lhrr. weeks .uccc.',Nel, a.
the uNlbrd prm'crit, Newspaper printed ~ fA'
t.. that the, M, sppc,f hfmu'lr '"nd I" IT,
held II rtti. ~ aid c,rnty en- the third Tuesday
81 Avg. nrNt, ~ nin~ O'Clock ~ the ipicn"n 'n'l
,hrn ,au.r II iny the, have, Wh, the same shuull
not be- granted.
T.. ". WOODBURY., Juder.
4 tms Cc,p,-atle.u J. :. llpaG', Rcg,''er.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01
yavRBH yeTIexs,

H. q,nii,ie.,by the doisn or 'i"sir oae.
Watch Glass. AMI material. zoe Wsichmsksrs
vii bc furnished cheaper than they canbe bonghi
~ Portland. IT, .hor. people had better call on
him anil save money.
EVERYTHING warranted 10 h. VIA, It y sold for.
~. mu,to -. " Honesty !. the hest Po'ics," aud
the most sure 10 .accesl. AlY so'k 'atfusird
TO him v,ll l,e ions according 60 conirct' aud
sauapled good.
lie .nnLi like % see any Ssiche. that have
been ,poilel by inexperienced Sotkmen. ana ~
be- don't make then p-riarm veil there will be no
ch,tgr. The same with clDcks.
PLAN watch movements will bc foil Irwellei
whcntr Iuifrd, ALL eo,d quarlieT 90 verge watches
vii he altered o. iesrr E.cap@msnis ~ q lair
price Chfubomsirt lI,lsuc". inssTisd 90 watches
that have PLATA bilncss; and finally anNthing
that i. srInifed IN b. dnnr a. watch ~ cl"@k.
Will h. done at hi. .hpp.in warranted 10 he done
~ a wofkm,nlike manner.
Work solicited from other vaichm1kers, which
will Dc donc az tar di'cnuni.
Jowclry Repaired.
Letter Engraving neatly Executed
ES-CashpaiG for old Gold aRdsilVer.
BrrnrLililL.is6i. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-01
DR.. d. 5. Tracy Of Norway has been up
pointed surgeon Of the lO.h Regiment.

TIE dependency in regard to the war is
not shared by those who should know best
the condition Of the country. President
Lincoln and Gems. nalleek. Mcclellan and
Pope are all said to Re hopeful and conhten,
Of success.