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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
Tho Indian Troubles I'm Minnesota.

A body of $50 citizens, armed with hatchets,
knives, and other weapons forced their way through
the guard with the avowed intention of numbering
HE Indian prisoners confined at Camp Lincoln, Man
kato, but they were surrounded, captured, and re-
leased on parole.
The Governor issues proclamation, urging the
people Of Minnesota not to throw away her good
name by acts of lawIssness; that the people have
just causes Of complaint at the aduess Of Executive
action but ought to find reason for forbesrance in
the absorbing cares which weigh upon tie President
II he declines 10 punish them then the case comes
clearly within the jurisdiction of the civil authorities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

, !, are tho only kes In tho year when e piloe nss
han A. bg a. this vrok sud then tie average qusy was
Is1,e ana number less Tie total number SOFA III he eiy
nj wee. l. over 500 beside the ooveInneu eaite ,heh
nv Mr. STOW ge,tef part OF shch are sood hcsvy Oteh
~ sl.ted Ste 70 We nodced about twenty head smohs
% number Lr call hard but on tue "holo the ot
wa, decidedly than so head that has ooeh ps IA
mon contract and soes prove that tho contract system 90
,r "A ,bppine cattle from this market l. cohccfnoh u MI
wrong because better stock be bought al A ices Ia Inc
open mafset ..-. -.. r.x.,.h. I'm, ,b.,a a.
xd,y rn ov.r.upply Of balOcks On sale and business
Wind. up pretty hard. and at prices toward ths c4ss io
rough socA i've o. dollars less than at the oPeaMs
1RASsPoRrAII0S
Already the Ice-Kng hss begun ~ embsIa" tansporA
ton some twenty oads Of cattle at Albany were pre-
xts1 from crossing tine 20 take the trans Tor honusy
mars. and others had very tedious time III getting over
that crea obairIetion OF cOmcice the HUDSON h'ei a. AZ
NAM, Snail we beginning Of that bridge OF even
an intention begin Pat OF the stock nom the
r road were detained the ferry hero. 80 that they DID
not PC. INFO Till afternoon. IA TO navigation on the
Iludu that 10 entirely closed No cattle have come over
the N. Jersey Central tins week in consequence Of Govern
meut use OF Pennsy lysnis Central .
BROKERS' SALES OF BULLOCks.
We rive a. usual the sales Of portion OF the Groves 70
how how all classes v! cattle are estimated by o~h''s
aud -aesmtn "a. - 4, ~,
Cso W. Wilson had 20 head Of Oxen and Steers from pan
bury and New Fairfield Conn, soms oil when go pa ~
aood and would have been excellent with niue o.o
and care feeding For instance, pair OF VI.n
Terry estimated at 20 cwt and pair nom ola
veil estimated - cwt. sold at SIC ~ And ~vu IA :, %
d Ice umere psriectly hued aud others w" ''N " W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

kKrTiso OF THt BOARD OF RFPREsrsrATIyrs
o. TBK FIRE DEPARTMENTAL meeting Of this
boerd was held last evening at FireDen's Hall for
Ns election o. officers. Mr.. VIM. ii. Wickham pre-
Gded, and Mr.. John Il. Plat was Secretary. The
bst,e-worn colors Of the Second Fire Zouaves were
received from Col. Brewster, as also bncket from
he Inflated Cumberland, sunk BY tie Merrimac on
March 8. The reports Of the Trustees and the Treas
srf were read and adopted. The following officers
were then elected for the ensuing year:
President, Albert J. Del.touri vios.Presiaen John r.
sscetsry Peior Y Everei Treasurer John s. Gilos
0osseor, David Ihesll, Trustees Jonas II Philips, a. IL
VeasIsbsusen, Geo. \. Nssbitt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
From San Francisco.
SOME OF THE GOLDEN GATE TREASURE

SOME OF THE GOLDEN GATE TREASURE SAVED.
SAN FRANCISCO. Monday. Dec. 0. 1864.
Business generally edinsy dull and il 10 hardly pos.
sible TO sell any kind Of goods
butter dull At Csc per pound CoPPEnAs quiet at SC.
per pound.
Capt. Waterman has returned from the wreck Of
the steamer Golden Gate, aud reports that the Mex
leans residing in the neiehbornood have saved from
$50 900 TO S2J00 in treasure. Other in
boxes is doubtless buried in the sand below low
water mark and may be found by chance rather
than by an intelligent search. The employees Of
the wTecking company are continuing work upon
the wreck with diving apparatus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
Award Of Contracts.

BAL1IhoRR. Monday, Dec. Y, l85Z.
Col. Sullivan, United States Commisssry here,
to-day awarded the following contracts:
Sturges Bennett & Co., New-York, 100000 lbs.
of Rio Coffee, to be packed in barrels at S3 ~ per
100; to the same pa,tes 100 900 lbs. do packed in
sacks, at 81 per 100 and to a Philadolphia firm,
100000 lbs Rio Coffee, roasted and ground ana
packed in barrels, at $50 90 per 100. All the Pork
was taken from parties i'll the city: 4,OoO bbs. Mes
Pork at prices ranging from Sli 80 10 sl5 70, and
900 bbs. Prime Mess at $l5 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

BuFFAIo, Tuesday. Dec q 1852.
Goods oil refinery was destroyed by fire last
night. The fire was caused by the explosion of a
stiil. Two men were injured. The buildings IN tie
vicinity were damaged by the shock. Loss about
$4,000 No insurance.
8. i. Warmers tobacco factory was also destroyed
by FIRE last night. Loss 81, 900. Insurance $1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

H,n1cv. Bee s.-Wo have to report the best
market of the year 1862 for the opening sales
,bis morning, ssme OF which were at ~ cents
a pound net. and a good many at .! cents, and some
whole droyes at cents upon owners estimate OF
,..;obt. The average of the market last week was
Estimated AT Il cents pound. L. 1t holds out TO the
close as 1t opens, II VIII average iuii cents 'nis
80 mon estimated weights, sellers sinking ohsI and
a. she trade Ia. been lively al day, the estimate" OF veiRnt
AZ. more liberal than "a dull market Ihe sdyAnce parity
oIe 10 the fact that tho supply small only ABOUT Vv
80 .nd p.rty 10 stat. OF tho westher which Is dJ
erar and coldths thermometer this noinlns s 70 s9os
,cnrd partly owing the knowedse that brokers had
,h,t agents were IN the yifd purchssn.f-y
t.is morning M had been generally known how macy
v tie price OF all Oh sGo suitable ior
thinning would nsva sdyanced cent pound Upon the me-
weight The business ho"e'eT was 50 oaieiay msnasea
ohosv susrected that 50 head were wanted unu
aver 200 b. ID were taken and all OF them OF the csss
selling g d. and III. made VT .l.s 80 scA! s
Tho were crowd up into that class good many
,bs ou not brought es much by about &c
ID r Toward night OF tie saesmsn were ME more
@ oSd. al Abany detained yesterday by ice at tie ferry
which would probably sivo for sals ON Tuesday There
tended 10 cleck any further advance Tie Truth H. t1
with all the great number OF onSchs on sac wees sv
49, a. onr butchers i'll have Them no nitri "a
lie mice they have gradually advanced to lc q 10 ior me
ss les, the value o tho ona aud 40 shall te sufpIlIed
bev do no: hold Ut that o. the poorest class honsh a'o,
6ee Too peoy there will be but lev sold IN ihs market at
advance OF hi. cattle shove the rates Of last pecepiper was
eqaaI 80 ear Nearly sli 81 lhe es" WI 20 .'a
today. confident inst tue nAihe' WA eO'' ~
morrow W about mat.Iisl dec.ihs.
THE CLOsK IHB sARKEr.
TY>.d,y Dee gltwl observed that the total NUMBER
A. huloc on sale advanced considerably rom Tie Lnn-
her at tho opuing About half u this addition nuuiOor
xs.i.rey and the others to-day and this hss some.
what reduced no price of tho ordinary ols bu the good
one. "A I'm ,. about ell yesterday that u al se pvuhu
" hear OF soulc small suIsl lots on the way when
have no, been able get forward In time oE sale TO
S,v some OF these will DO In tonight and VIII Do pediled
out during tie week A., .,, =, a.. mail =,
that . of the year 1907 lLi' Is so oecsss
~ Of A.. 10 w,ek. In which price ot extra siod beef
n., reached Ole pound have bsd a. many bulock on
sale 1hc proof of tho correctness Of our statement WI" DC
nv L he folio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
TUESDAY, Dec. 9-r. N.

The Stock market this morning was active and
buoyaDt, the impulse to buy coming mainly from tho
bill introduced by Mr.. Stevens yesterday in the
House Of Representatives. which was understood 70
mean another large issue Of Government currency.
The general features Of the bill have caused much
discussion in the street, and the section suspending
the payment Of interest Oh the public dsb. In specie,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

BOsT0N. Tucsday Dec. y lIb2
The mails per the steamship Africa, for Liverpool
via Halifax. viii close at O'Clock tomorrow
"Wednesday morning, bat she will not sail until
about III n, IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

lrcRrAsE IN PRIcE OF THE SUNDAY PArERs-
The Sunday Alias, Di,pateh, and Time, have in
~sssed their prices Of publication. The former 10
Dow sold for ak cents, and the two latter for five
ssats. The Mercury announces projected rise In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
The Connecticut Legislature.

NEW-HAyRS, Inosdsy Dec. 2, 1904.
The State Legislature convened in extra session
IN this city to-day.
The two Houses met in Joint convention at half
past IL O'Clock, when Gov. buckingham delivered
his message, relating chiefly to the military affairs of
the state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
.eiJo3s % sIGss7 81


Money is very easy on call at y cent, with some
at ) y cen, with loading houses.
Gold was strong in the morning, under the intro
daction Of the Stevens BILL aud ran up to 1891! At
this price the supply exceeded the demand and the
quotation fell back 10 1921. The movement was
entirely speculative, and the principal buyers were
sbort,. Demand Notes were unfavorsbly affected
BY the riu.ors that an attempt would DO made in
Congress TO pass a bill authorizing the reception Of
legal.teudor notes for duties They sold as low rs
! 81, but sfterwsrd recovered TO l2ti. The 1905
ore in fair demand at lO3i 1921, and the oneyear
certificates at 96i a9ti.
M. Cisco has borrowed from the banks about
a. 600 600 in gold for the payment OF the interest
Oh the public debt due lat January. This loan is re-
payable ut ten days notice after thirty days. Par
ties who have been speculating in gold on the
theory that Mr. Chase must come into market 10
buy this gold, find their well-laid plans without
foundation.
The new stock Of tho Terre Haute and Alton road
ia now called at tie Board. To-day 80 was bid for
the Preferred aud Is for the Common stock.
The Postal Currency is being counierfeited, aud
the public should be on their guard.
A Committee OF tho Insurance Companies have
the subject OF revision Of rates under consideration
There was general advance in Breadstuhs to-day.
Flour went up 3 10 l0c.; Wheat and Corn &c. v
bush; Provisions were also iTmer.
The following is a statement Of coal transported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

Tho Arabia brings sdvices Of quiet Cotton mar
ket without change in prices. Breadsiufls were also
dull The quotation for Eric was z2tS42ii Hi
nois Central 42i 0i2i dis.
The following table will compare tho present
condition Of the banks with that at the close Of the
.e-.o.,.,d;n, a, ALL Last vear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
TOTAL. .'s'''.'''''''' P"'-.'Vs''N
The estimated present circulation IL as follows;

Total........s27,ss2227 sa,al,3ia si~,UJa"
The amount Of paper issued by Government IL
1900 600 900 or more. OF this, however, probably
40 600 900 is held % reserve by the banks, and s)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

FOR TIE WEEK ENDIsG TUESDAY. Dec. .. 1862.
ror,l RECEIPTS Cattle on ALL KINDS Fog THE
According to the reports from tho several market places n
the 1iiy there have been received this week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
-reeponding week last year:
The statements Of the Philadelphia banks
..t two weeks compare az follows

According to tho report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury for the year ending June !, the circulation
of all the banks in the United States was In 1861,
s2li,7 800; In 1873 $l55,2o8.3H; in 1889
1888 500 sIs; in 1890, $2O7 lO2, Az; in 1901,
s2O2, OO5,767.
Tie circulation, for the year ending juno 1861,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

80 Clev. Col Il Gin R.RIIOi
% ". 4 y. Du G. n. r.. 80
10 Del. l.. 4 w. A,......lJ0
10 Tol. w. Il w. Prefd. 70
10 l.. 1T. w. L c. X H.. 81
80 do.............. y0t
" do............oOQ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

Since Jan. 69iCSJle9 fl218l2Is el4''''f'
The leading article in Messrs. Samuel Hallei q
Co.'S circular ID upon the report Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

We do not lose our children when they
die; butthe li,ng one. are often los,.
have known good oil man-.ays Der.
parI-who. when be heard Of any one ,ha,
had committed some notorious offence. Wa.
won't to .Ay within himself. " lie fell to.
day. - may tomorrow"
The young uan who recently wen, on a
bridal tour with an angel in muslin. has
returned with iermasan, in hoops.
An Iowa regimen, has IA rule that any man
Who utter. an oath shall read a chapter in
the Bible Several have so: nearly through
the Old Testament
4 young lady Who lately gave an order 10
millner Tor bonnet, said 4" You are %
make IL plain. and at the sane time smart,
- -, in a eon.picuOu. place IN church"
GOoD-Br. Few people think OF the full
inpor, Of thee words, in using them. Very
lew know Of the origin Of them. Thi.
phrase j, contraction Of the religious eI.
pre--pOn: God os with you"
Distinctions are often arbitrary. Flower.
and weed. are commonly spoken OF a. op.
po.ites. Yet every aower i a weed-when
i, isn't wanted. Ask the farmers. Every
weed has il. flower. and rishtfully situated
or rishtfully employed. is an ornamental,
useful plant. Ask the boiahis,s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29
A Canadian Remedy

For CoairmotS. Irreguldriiy and D,bihiy Of
The Digsdir, Organs, Inducing H,ddachs,
Ldsafudc. N,rtoH'Hs's. GSHsraI ProHrd-
hoH of NE MiadaHd Body. Pdrdiya', 40.
A MOMENTS reflection ought O. coasioee
n seaside rnan Of the folly and dagger Of Goa
,tantlY dosing With cathsflic msdicia.s. The
practice I. princiou. anl suicidal AnsSTrtierre
81 lofiy yrar. has uusht me that the con'tanily
incr,asIag evil. of Indigestion are ieaiuly aggfi.
waited ly the too Tree use Of CalhInics. The
American people are last becoming naiion u
d,sp.ptie. by their artificial mo,~. vi life. Dras.
&c Cathartic. iner-as- the iffit-bilii,, and pfo'
iste the strength of toe digestive organs.
The p,ll. nv offered are especially designsi
90 allay this iu,tnbihty, ani az the sam" iiae 70
invigorsie aud Strengthen all the functions Of Do
ge,i,on, while they sfs gently Laxative. They
are aaod,ne, tonic aad Laxative. They are -
mild and n,iEor.ting that one .. notfefuindcd ~
any dissgrcesble effects that he ha. taken med'.
ei.e.
Bu.ine.. men. Students. Professional men, II.
male., aud all Persons leadins a confined " -.
detsry LIE. .houI try thea.
Tn. undefsign-d Physicians. ckesrfully certiN
90 the high professional standing II Df Colby u
st,nstesd. one Of the ullc,t an1 beet phy.lc'in''
snd 10 the excellent qusiie. of hi. "Ant, ,o'ii'-
and Tonic Pills" which We have uscd "a ouf
practice asi highly approve
J. u. Gib.on. VI u, Dunham, 4 L..
CT. COTTON. VI u, Co~ansSill-.
CHARLES BROWN, ND,
n. =. FOSTER, VI ID Rome.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, MD. Bafnsloa.
y, JENkS, VI ID,
&. ". COwLE>. " u. sian.tsad.
JOHN MEIGs. ND,
JOSEPH BRE ,DON, " u, Surgeon ", y.
BENJAMIN DAMON, VI u. Colticook.
LEMUEi. RICHMOND, VI u, Deb, Liae.
W. q. GLiNE>, " ~, Compton. g. T..
a. ~. SOMERs. VI u, Magog. q. l..
J. RUTHERFORD, VI ID, Nespoit, VI.
Prepared by DIR. ". y. COLBY. sun,teii,
e. e., aud De,by Line, Vermont.
Sold b, DR.. Rust, 10. PaTi. Bates 4 Co, fa'
ri,; 4. %. No,rs, Norwlyi -. PortTT, 4.
Gerry, 10. ". Noble aniJohn u. Rand. Water
tordi Mr.. Young, West Paris; q, u. knight,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

The Hudson 6hrs,ie has the following
account OF very remarkable couple residing
IN that county Ia tie town OF ilill'dale
re.ide Mr. Coonrai Decker and wife the
former .. in hi. one hundFe,h year. and the
latter N Der ninety ninth. They have heSn
married seventy. seven wears, and ars both
in comparatively good health. They keep
house by themselves, and have no neisheor'
within a quarter Of mile. Mr.. Decker
eultiyate- hi. own garden aud saws h' own
wood. whilst Mr. y. does her own house
work, without thinking o, " hiren help"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

ONFoEp. -. Ala Couri OF Probate hsld AZ Far
-, within sni loF the Counly ofONiurd. oa the
th,rl Tu-.,i,, II August 4. ID. isb2.
I,NEB y. rOOK, administrator 90 the 30.
I tate of John lisss,. late ct Andu'rr. 81 said
cUuniy. dcccl.sd. hl'ing prr.cuiei h.. bret snd
6na account OF administration OF the estate Of sa,d
dsC.asei ipf allowance;
Ordsr,i. That the sa,l administrator si'e no
licc 60 al psf.pns ,elefr.ied.hy cau.'ag copy OF
th. oF,ist o. ~ puhh.he, three weeks successive.
., IN the ONGrd Democrat printed at PARIS. that
the, NAV APPEAR alta Probate Court 20 h. held IT
I,ua ior ~ sa,i ooast,. on the isHth DIS OF Sep
t-misr neat. at nine ct the eloCk IN ihs o'sno"n,
and she's cause. ,fany the. have, My the same
should not - .llss~d.
l.. ". WOODBURY.. Juds,.
A true copy-a,iest: J. =. IioHBs, R,guiv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

A Stow Co,ou The stage drivers 90 the
diaereu, routes entering - Cloud cannot,
refrain frrm e1uliing when one rel, he's one
po.,.osic. ahead o; the others. The other
evening the Crow Wig driver, who i,u'ually
behind time, Arrivin: before the -. Paul
stag. va. a.ked IL he hal s,cn or teard
anything Of the latter " vehicle" 20,
ye-. .aid Johnny. " meta man. about
t~o miles ap,vc here, with drove Of hogs,
who said be had passed IL down a, Biileys."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29
NOTICE oF FORECLosuRE. Nelice J.

NOTICE or FORECLOSURE. Notice !.
~ h-reby given that J0ha :. Ch pman Of Beth
81. IN the Couaty Of Oxford, and State of Maine
b, his deed uf mortgage dated April lith, ID.
1860. aad recorded with the Oxiord Registry Of
Decd, bsos 10. page i6I. conveyed ~, the sub
se'ihsrs, the lollow ing pieces or parcels OF and
situate "a Bethel af0sesah, via: lOt numbered
t~sniy-ssvsn (25) IN the eighth 90 range. bound
eli as Iollo~s; bssiuaisg a the southwest CO 81
Of hDsl owned bV Nahum W Mason, AZ q stake
and stones oa the hsss Of the ARdros eoggiR TseF,
thence west on ssii river hssRk o. had osRei by
Sylysns- Ma.on, IT,, thesce aid Ma.on's lahd
60 the county Tus,d. thsuCs west eight rod.
said eouafy road. ihePce nosth tweaiy rods on a
Ise garalsH 18th the line q 10, Rsa.hs, 81 twsaty.
sessa, range eight. iheae- east eight rOd.. thence
north O. the rsage lia. % the RoTth-wsst corner
Of sail bot, thsace east on the nnge lioe To aad
ewse,l b, Nshum W. Mason. tbence South 20 the
ks.t mentioned bosad, bsiag the sane premises
conveyed 10 the .ah John :. Chapman BY one
John X W Busdbory by his deed dated NAV 6sh,
isss; asd whereas the ooaditioa. Of aid deed Of
mortgage ha,iag beea bsokea, add by ussoa
~hssroi ~e, the aid mart gsgees .elam foreco-e
the SAM according 10 the statute IN ssch case
mad. ssd provided.
Dated 3i.t d.y Of yuly. A ID ls62.
ROBERT A CHAPMAN,
ELBRlDGE CHAPMAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

osvoNp. s.-Ats Cont Of Probate held n r..
80, ~iihin add lor the Ccup,, Of Oxford, on the
third Tu-sls, % Augp.t. 4 - is62;
90 a.. foregoing pe,,tion oHptN'r, Thatthr
.ad petitioner g,Sr notice o. all petsans Interested
l caa.,ns oopy II .,id psiition, With thu. ofdeT
Il cvir. thereon. o. h. pnhl,,hed three weeks sue
ss.sNrly IN The Oxford prmocrs,, nrr'psI-r
printed 1T Paris, "a ,siI JouAiy, that the, n,a,
appeaT At a PIolnte Cont 10 be- hch at Canton. 90
the sIc,salh day Of >cp,sml-r neat At ten o'oLcck
AID ,h,s eau,e. II an, they have, Why the 'sm'
,houd not L. grau,rd
T.. ". WOODBURY.. Judge.
Aue,t. J, \. HOSES, H's,siu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

ONFoNp. ss.-Nt Court of Probate held At fa-
~. with,a All tor The C"nni, OF oxl"td, on
the th,ri TUESDAY ei AuguS, \. u. iso2.
S,TEPHEN LEAviTr, guardian II I'LL. \.
- Unrgs sni >shrs ", huggs, minor Ch'hlrrn
II Ellis Brigg.. late ct L'ennnrr, ~ the CounI'
OF hnjr,.cosg,a, hs,,n: pSc-culsd he 6'or'h &c.
couai e guardianship of .s,d wsui. toe allowance
Or4s,si. thatths .a,d oosFd,aa give aoi,c- g.
al prr.oa. interested, by osus,ng acop, "i ih'.
orlr5 10 - pa',li.h~d 10 The o>iard pemocr'.
lsiuisd al i'if,.. that th~y my spr"'f At ffo-
bate Coat o. ~ hald-n ~ C-ninn, "a aid count,
on the eleventh ,sN II >sptsui'st osNt, al ten ~
the clock "a The iorcaoon, snd .hes cause II Any
the, have ~hy the ,aine ,h"ah M ;. siio~'d'
D. ". WOODBURY., Jndgr.
4 true eop,-atte.t. J. =. lloHEs, Register,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

ONsokp, s-N q COar 81 Probate, he'll a.
Pans. ~iihin sni fOr the Cooau Of oNioid on
the third TUe..sy nf Au.a.t \. II. ishe;
VOIlN 4. GERRY, admin,,tIaiof ol ih" cstlt.
81 81 samuel Doii,y. late u Wsieiiaui. ~
ssi Coa-iy, decease,i. ha',ns pTsseaied h'. hr't
1nJ Zeal account OF Standardization u the estate Of
said d-csssed BE- allowanc':
O,Jersd. that the .a,d Adminisiraioc give
Bnto- io all per.oas Interested by s,u,ing copy oi
ih,. order To 10 pahl,.hed tire. weeks .ucc.s-
siSsl, "a the ONftSi Democrat, printed at PaT,.,
~ aid Coun,y, that ihsy NAV appear sta Pro-
lais Court 10 H. held at Bsth. ia aid County IN
ga The ninth d'y of September Os,t, a, one
O'Clock IN the sstnooa anal .he~ cause u sn, ihcy
have, shy the shnuli not h. allowed.
D.. ". WOODBURY., Judge.
A true oopy-atte.t: J. =. HoRHs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

On tomb stone near san Diego. Cal
iiorpia. the inscription reads ,hus;-"rhi'
y,re l. sAkril to the memory OF William
Henry Sharaken. who come to hi. death by
being shot by Colts revolver, one Of the
old kind. brass mounted. and Of such Is the
iIn,dom OF heaven"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

O,roNp, sat- q Co"r Of Probate heh a,
Paris, wilma aud Coz the CSuniy IT ONhfd, on
the th,oi Ts.sds, 81 August, n p' 1862
DnEHE WARREN, na@r,i 's.cs'r, ~
cetfsia iR.tfuasat rufro1ing 90 " the ss'
vii aal le.tameat Il DAVID WARREN. late OF
IIartG,rl, 80 sa,d Coaaiy. deceased, having pee
.suisd the SANS Sc Probate;
Orio'i that the sa,d cSscui'iN give notice to
az pctso~. iaiets,isd. BY causing a copy OF thu
urlsf o. l.. pohli,hsd thee weeks ,Dccc'.i'el, IN
the oNfs,d Democrat. pointed at Pare. iha, ih~,
NAV spp,ar At Probate Corftt IN " held At Can.
ton. IN ssid Coant, oa the eleventh daN OF
Sept. neat, at Ten o'elock IN the iorcnoon, an'l
.hs~ cause. II az, thcy have. why the sa,d ,n'r'.
u,cni ,houL Mt 10 proved. approved aud slla~ci
a. The LAST ~ili and isstamsnt u sa,d deceased.
o.. ". WOODBURY., Judge.
4 true cop,-attc,t: J. :. IioREs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29

THE Car or LBEKTY. The explanation
Of the cap Of liberty is this After the
death Of Cesar, the cOnspira,Ors. who had
secured IA. death, marched out with cap.
as an ensign Of liberty, carried before them
on q spear the cap without, head, indica,-
ins tia, the ,yran, bad lO-, his power.
From ,ha, fact. and from this reason. it has
ever been al emblem Of liberty"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

A small shareholder in small railway
that yields but small returns. had his bali
yearly dividend RENTED to him tho other
day in the ,nspe OF postage stamps. He
cent back q verbal message TO the secretary,
stating that they were Of no use 10 bin. as
ne could not write; and requesting that in
future the payment should be MADDEN tosae
co, rs. although he could not write, he could
smoke.