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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26
Tli.H,'sr.lros corNTr)
ILt,.a, JnlA u. 1901.

TAtlH,'sr,iToS c"rNTI)
fiouda, J.i, ~, lsoI.
TnDH. IITEHtcE. Alh,o,, y. Mypcr
Dnrirrs sfiir this a. ipiprn Nuu oi tie zoe.
de,iulrdrci u ,uut Sugar Coated PHI %" wv "tlrr
dsu.ht.r. Zoo tnt,- Nsir. shf has hsrn aH"cisd
Nth h,lIilu. arrangement ct the s,sirh. 'iil,
iup,iuu. hcf heath. sh,rh has h~'a steadily
Gtlip. tptins that p,t,pI. Whsn in Ncw l"tk
~ Apul h.i. a TREND alS,--i ne a. test N"uf
pills. ii,,iug The fii,.t roHhi~nc~ ~ the iuig.
,psut 81 n, freud. I ultsin, 4 , suppl ~ Nossf..
R,fne. 4 PAX. Do. .ists, ratk ksu ,N'~ luik.
ON returning hpmr, We ssss",l al other ifrHt.
meat ,auI aiut.t.rl ,ouS Pill, our each n'sh'.
The Improvement 90 hrS feelings. op'upl"N nu. di'
,,.t,oa. etc, .uut,-sd ~ sll. \ ppid aad p.r.
rn,nsnt ts-ipriipn q, health hh. l-rn the result.
". u...I 80. thlp Eve b,Nrs. sui con.'d'f hsr
rntit.l, veil. ! consider the ,buNc pct tiibulr
- 800 q. rh,'r,an. sod itu't tSill 10 The
we,u. II aiif,ng MAY to adopt youf f'l's a'
then ttn,i, medicine.
irvnata, deaf 80, Nth msr, ih'ul-,
loar nl~disnt sstVant,
=. q. MORRISON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26

The L ). Court :. 10 session in Portland,
II. o. Tuell aud {. o. CHORD. Of Paris
aye on the Grand jury and George V,
Hammond anu O;is {. Bolster, on the lr''
Peu; Jury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26

The eitiIsn. Of Sironr, Me-, have in town
meeting offered reward Of SlOCO tor the
discovery Of the murderer Of the daughter o,
lease Libbcy in that town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26

The Brun,wisk Telegraph say, that Pro.
f,s'Or whl,,!esey has accepted the sppoin,-
mont on Gen. Hovari'' sIad. which VA.
tcnI,ro1 o. hin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26

ONTuTU, sF.--N q rDuft olrtuIsie bell ~ Ia
80, uiihiR slI .bf ihH touuty 81. bNilid, ol Tho
ihiH Tu.fdst 81 ArgHst \. T. l-t2.
DEN. N. NOBLE, Lserulai 81 ihe .ast WI
ID lni isstimsut 81 ~ins..i Sci -. Dec. 10 Nvs-
va,. Boo slh Cuubt,. j.,,,ssi. lAvHg prs-srisi
DO. hfst inl fatl aJgaunt 60 adn. uislritya u be-
estate ui sH,f dsrfts..i &C. a'hv4u,rs
Ordered. that che slii lassut' gi'r notics -
40 pcfsous ,atsisstsi o., 'ausiug sapN ~ this
uflsf 30 d. pulHsh,i iAtrr week su,rrs.ilHl, -
tAr usfd urup'nt rriui,d a. iaus. that they
~, appear at, Probate Cuuuiol- bed 1t Iais,
~ .aid CuuHt, 100 ths 81 lus.'i., "tn uI.' aeNi.
at tra l'cu,k ~ he iD,s,'pnn, ,al she's 'i1sc IL
su, they have, ~hy che same siou,i not L. al.
l.. ". WOODBURY.. Judge.
\ uue cop,-atiesti
-. Ilolas. R,gsiv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26

The subscriber hsrlp give. puhlic notice that
re h.. i~,n daly arpoinici b, ihc llouorab's
Jli.e 1T Probate inf ih- ,DaatY II oSiord, ani
assumed ,h- ina 1T E,,cutIi> olihr last Will AMI
testament of
DAVID WARREN. late of IIsulad.
10 ,.id Couniy, deceased. by g,Nins b1nd a. the
law directs. She ih-t,'t- ro,Jursts al persons
who az, nI,bied 10 the estate Ui 'a,d drr-issd Ia
maze immediate paym"nt; and those Who have
az, demands ihsrrUnio eNh,h,t the SAM q"
sept. ~, ls0a. fiiEbE NAtRtN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26

10 the hn'ort- Juisr % Pu1ls,'s &c The County
ofONfsd.
HuMrLy npr.sri.. VIRGIL n PiRRlS,
~ rafi.. ~ .ad Cou1p, lh't b. > ts.
st-,i,t.s - Thaan,. il-r"r. l.,r 81 uuCk hsii. ~
aid C"uais, shp dt'd interstate, seized ani II..
....ed - i-.l estate. good. sHI ShaTr. right.
ani c,,,it.. sh,ch "sshl g. D., administered sc.
cuf,i,ng 10 Law All th- s,ias. rrNt ui k'n ani
her. y avr nsg~rts,l ~ tax uw .,irt. uf Iimin-
i.iiatiun ~ ,ad r,iatr. WhrT,lufr your prii.
tias-r pays. ihnt administrator 81 saii tsiatc
H,,y H. granted - hl.n. ~ 'aur "ll'r .u,iable
p.f.sa NlllGii. ~. FAiilti-.
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a u CTIO N!

WILL b. .oll b, pus',e suc loo, on the prem.
w i.r.. oa Wein-.isy, the 22i d'y Of Octn
-, p,Ni. 1t tea o'clock A. VI, the farm occupied
., Juha Perr,. ~ >srden. sad firm coats' ~
.,Ni, act,. 81 good Lui, vel waieici, ani .aiia
10, diUd-i into u'i.gc. pasture aad woodlan d.
Thsrr asc good ba,ij,ng. sroa the lara, sai Il ..
conveniently SEATED "a regard TO schools sni re-
lig,Ua. p'iNilegrs.
ALSO,
AZ SANE time and place. al the he, e''t npon
's,d isrn, ~ II iirmins too :, seconl- hani
~.goa AID ,sigh. .nd other ihiugs too numerous
70 mention. Tsn. literal, and made kn0sn at
titne ssd place u sale.
WI. IL KNEELAND.
Swedea. sept. u, i-O2.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26

Dan Nor WANT TnD \ correspondent
Of the y. Y. Com. Advertiser in,inatc- IN
the following paragraph that the late rebel
raid into Maryland wa, uuIAvorable az well
a. undesirable 10 the sccesh:
"The intimatiOn. Of rebel sympath,rsr-
and the declarations Of lOyali,.. alike regard
the invasion Of Maryland by the rebels as
the worst feature Of the war. The 'hpAihet.
ie Indifference with which the Richmond
Wig fears il would 'e regarded las Been
more than realitei, and the INVASION - quite
cure to pat that State in hostility to the 80
called Coniederaey. IL !. remarkable. but
none the less true. that taken AZ a who!'
the rebel 'ymPaih'rers IN Maryland did moi
want the southern army in that State"
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d. 4 d

~ piS6cli. Sept. n. Chafle. VIII. sou Of
W,llism SOL Jala faifstie,e, aged wears.
H. RunioSd. iOih. Mrs fhwts 4, vile IT u.
". blanchard. aged 10 years ani ) i.2 m1nlh..
IL Woadstcck, Nanc, l.. Whtnan, aged u
Years q morihs and u DAYS.
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Herrick,. Kid Strengthening Plaster,

rufc 10 i've iorr,. p,in, .ni ~eaknsss Il the
breast. eide AL back. and Rheumatic Complaints
~ az ,qpsl, .hpu p-I,oi IL fine. Sp'rsd ou
i.iu,lai White Lamb Ska. ih-ir use subjects Tho
~safrr 4, 49, Inconvenience, aui each "ne vi
wear tom one serk 10 ihrrr months. iuce u
u c,at..
IIsu,cL'. sn,nr Coated Pill. and Kid Plaster.
arr .ui %, DIggi.t. 1pi Merchant. ~ 81 p,fi. 81
the Und-i States. c,nilas and Suuih Nm~ric',
ani u,, hr uhiap-.l h., calling flf them hN their
toll nam-. pR. II. IiEi,EICh \ Go.
Anau,. ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26

ON,uRp. ss.-,ii Cont IT Probate held ~
80, siih,n anI iur the ,ouais 90 ONiufi, nthc
thifd Tu..ds, 80 Augu.i. Al l~62
"a the hrrgpms p-tiiipH oHI'Etn, Thatthe
.,,d r~til,nnrf g,s- n'frr tna psfsno. iHler~'isd
b, siusiag acppy II .'ii psiitipa, Nth tbs order
II cngf. ih-rpu. ~ h. pub'i.hei thee weeks soc.
,r-.iyrl, ~ The ONioTi p,n"sia'. . nss paper
pf,uicl - rau.. ~ laid I,,nnu. tati the, ssiy
spp.., ~ , Pfuini. Cou'i o. D. lsalai rau.. -
the ihid T~.i,, ~ October neat II tsn "'clD,k
sol .h,w r,u.~. Of ,ay che, have, shy the 'ains
shouh not q. .tsnisi
T. " WOODBURY.. Judg-.
4 tire c1p,-- iur,i: J 81. llpHH.. EftufV.
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o,,osp. 90 . - Of rl,laIr h,Id .lla.

ONToEp. ss.--ita Cont Of Probate held 1T Ia
us with,s tsi 90 the t',uai, 81 D'ip'd, 90 the
huh Tus.ja, n h.usi, \. u. ls12.
nN ih- rsi,tiuaoi ELiXt ENEESoN widow
" 81 Cu,hhan Nst.un, lis 81 fai,., 30 sa'i
County. d,, lsst. pc, in. that be- dpNrt maN 10
a.,igp.,i asi - uut io be-. u be- late husuini.
s.tItr. anl hat toariss.our's H. APPOINTED ior
that pufp"s''
Orls,r,l. Th,, 'hr .',d r"iti"nsr g,'e notice
=. 80 r,t-,r. ,,'~f--tr, D., clu.i"E copy of lbs
ur .,r Co T.. pi,I.h-l thres v.sa. .u,cr'sivsl, ~
ihc pNilIi Democrat, ansatIlpr' puniri ai "a.
~. that the, u,a, appear alta f'1lair Cont - 10
hsi II rau., o. .aid tt'ai, ur ih" ! Iu -'iiy Il
ulOt. nrNt,at to- p''.rrA in tae iIfru'un sni
show ,.p-s. 80, ths, have. VII, ihs same ,hnuAl
not ID. gtaut,J.
T.. ". WOODBURY.. Juig-.
\ tee. Cop, J. : iinaH', kry''tsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26

/ S,IERIrr'S SALE. OSroEp, 80, SEPT
- i5,h. is62 Takes on execution. sDi will IL
! .nd ~ publ'~ apciiun, 90 sHw'i'y, the iwcni'-
9Th dN ofoviolrr, 1852. NJ sls'cn o'clock ~ the
I lr,~n,nn, At The ,i,te ot DANIEL \. TSIchell ~
I,sthsl IN sah Colniy, all the right " equity
which rrIrI Groyrr 81 Bethel nLt,rsari bal al
the lin- the SANE was aI,oh~,l ou III" o'igail
~1i. 81 rr,le~mins The foiluwing d-.cf,bei zeal
estate situate ~ s,l bethel, aBi h-,ug tl'- si'u~
/ n, rni.s. which the said Peter Clover c"a'","d
4, Rlstt 4. Chapman u, h,. ds,'i ~ ln"itg'g'
dated Aptii ~, lsil, AMI I,cnf,lsd ~ III" oNtui
Registry 81 dc,d,. l-,ok ~, page ?y9, ~ secure
the p.,as.nt ~ ~" handf,d sal CO, ,lnll't.. a'i
=. ai.o conveyed b., the .ah r.irt U'oycr -
I,ol-,t 4. Chspm,a sni Eibridg- thapmin, by
has decd oi n,ofigsgr dalri Apul 18th. lsio. ani
t-,,- del ~ the ONIod Hsg,sin Il Deed. ls'oA
- page ai3. a. ssrurr ihS paNtnsnt ~ tso h"ni-
- anI iUrni, .6Se dollar sni - slsu Cpn'rN 81
b, tho ,si Peter Gro'sf H. Gobsit \. th'puan
/ T., ,uoiI,sf deed II mortgage. dated Juk LIT.
. lsjg. .nd Tsrordtd ~ The ONlutd Rrgslp OF
psrls, t.-ok no. page ~, 10 sccurr %" pN.
,nsat IT thfsr hund,-l d1Irs. Al'o one ua'ii.
,rIs,i ih,'d part ~ 10 NJ. ~. ran.- u"s. 20 .'id
Bethel. sh,ch the saii Peter Gtu'r' ctuyr,rh tu
go. Lac q. Cfu.., o., b.. decd 81 m"'i-'sr "a
+ i,d Jaur,n 90. lsOD, aui recorded Il" ssii "a
i4i grs,sif, 81 pr-i'. lr,k IN. p,gr a., - ."
,str the payment oi unc huniry,i dollars, % ~hieh
decd. ,ui ihs tor"rd. ihsfroi. 'ricrrncc (" had
iuT q isu description uithr pfrmi.ss.
ClEt'~ MONuil.i., prpU', Sh~un.
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n A r r IE D

a. wco,l.tock. iith. ~ ". &. DAVIS. Eco.
Ch.fle. 4. Nouas To- Mes Ro.iua D.. Kicker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26

Isaac |. York has bsen aPPOin,ed Post
master Of Grafton, IN placs Of J. VI. Brown.
removed.
The 2Oth Regiment was formed in line Of
battle 81 An,ic,an, ba, did no, 30 into the
~;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26
Oxford Couaty Agricultural Society.
Animal Meeting.

THE Aunual Meeting ofthe oNford Cosnty Az.
/ ficuhural -Ociciy, ~il h. held =, Agr,cuita-
cal Hall, on "Wednesday the beet day q Oct. seNt,
AZ 10 o'cIock, 4. VI, sT the choice II officers.
And ai.o O. so Il the s"c'eiy vii Vote 10 make
an asses msni oa the memiefs, lSf tue purpose 81
payia. the dsbt ofthe Society.
ELLIOT SMITH, Secretary.
Norway, sept. d, ls63.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26

The subscriber hereby give. public notice that
he has been dui, appointed by the iionorab'e
Jadse of Probate toe the Couaty Of O>iord, saJ
assumed the trust Of administrator ofthe estate OF
HENRY N. YOUNG. late ofiIsniord,
In aid Coun,y. deceased, 10y giving bond rs the
law directs. lie therefor. request. al persons
Who are in iebt,d TO the cs'ste Of said deceased
to make immediate payment, and those who have
any demands thereon TO exhibit the sane to-
Sep, II, isea. ISAAC n. SIANLHN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26

O,roEr. sat- Cont oi rrol.,'s hrld At Pa
80, @nh,n snd Tor the Couai, ~ Oxford, on
the third Ta~..ias 81 tuga.i, Al. isb2.
ON the psiilion II N,p stuart. "'da~ ct JED.
ediah Stuar. late ~ llium, 10 .,'d couniy
Jsc.a.ed. pra,,as pf an si,sinre OIt Oi the per-
.onal estate IT her ate husband:
, O,fsr,d. That the 'iid peliiioner give NOTICE
o. al persons Interested, ~ causing a copy oI
ihl, orier O. b. pubishri three ,.s'i. ,uccc.sys.
Z, 10 The ONiosd Drnocrii printed AZ pni'. that
the, niay appearst Probate Coart to hc held at
At pas,s. 10 .aid coaaiy. 90 the ih,Ui Ty-,diy 81
Ociolcr a-xi. ~ Isno'clo-k IN the iorr ,o"n, and
'hsS rsu,c, Il any they ha's,~hy the same 'houd
not he gfanlcd.
l.. ". WOODBURY.. y.dg'.
is. IIobBs. RsEi'iO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26

O,rorp, ss.-h = Govt ~ rrolais bed II
r,u., within arl Gr thr tpupiy IT ONiufi,
oi the third 'ru,.laS ~ August, 40. iss2.
nN thr Ie'itina ~ ELII,bEllI \. WAR.
RES. o. tiis 1T Juhn q. 4. Wsucn, late e
Mi,erful. o. .til Cpr,i,drrrs,s., pfiyiHg ipr
49, allowance u1t pf the prr-lnil estate 81 her late
husband.
O,lp.4. That The .lil petitioner give no.
tir. d, 81 rrr.pu. ir'err -,l D., causing oipy of
th,. oref 10 b. p,',it.hs,i thor srhs.u'ce'siyr-
H. 10 the o. Sod D.nucrlt p'iHtrd "a issi., that
tho, may appear at Probate Cnuft 90 b. h'h II
par.. ~ s,h county. go the third Iussds, oi
Octuls-f neat - nine O'Clock o. che Dfennon, ard
.hss cau.c. ifauy ihey have. shy che same 'hvuld
nlt b. granted.
T.. ". WOODBURY., Jalge.
4 true copy-att,st: J. ;. liotrs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26

C,urRIFF's SALE. OSroRp, So, ser,em.
- isr 2, 1861. Taken on eS.cui'oa AMI viii
L. ..i a, puhl,e section oa Saturday the eight.
sen,h dsy 81 October. A. u. 1872. Of one o'clock
In inc a,i.n,oo,. at the Pos, Odlce Al B'y ants
PooJ. In Woodstock !. said Couniy, all the tight
Ia eon,t, which John Es,e. of Whod,ioek ah're.
aid hs. oS had on the twenty fourth d., 81 Jul,.
A. II. 1851, al .ix o'cl.ck IN the sherDoo,. bsirs
the time IL tn attachment q, the sane % the
o,lrir,I writ, m an sc,icn, Hmm iIod.'lon OF
bethel 80 the Coun,y sf Osh rd, who hr'ngs thu.
suit Zoe the bensa IL William II. lspham OF
wsod.,osL In ,aL County, rh,ss ia", We. hn
Este. oi Greenwood IN said Corrty 81 oNis'd |,
woman. 70 rs,lerm III. iollwins described real
estate, situated ~ woois,ock. io wit; CERTAIN
Lot OF L,aL .ssaisd ~ said wood.,ock, being
iau ofls uua,bcte,i .igh,,--iN 10 the Wesie'n
part IT ,a,j Woodstock and bouoted ~ blnw.;
ir-yinair,y nj tho southwest ruFDsf IL SAID bi.
Ihencc sa.,e,ly to tho top Of the ledge thence
iallowinc on ssi Ltlge n. .cs' the c'le-ssa fnc-
can h. ls,ilt ioa sl,ke anl STOVES; ihence on =
line p,,allel With il,e western lane al sa,l lui To
the not,h.tn line of .,id lot; therc- i"l,~ins 90
.,il No'thcrn lipc to the natihve,,s'ly rp'"-r oi
,s,d lot ihcn-r .aAI westerly hoe IL the 'oa,h
west corner 81 .s,i hi, containing 5ohcr,s IL tho
same InoIe or Ices. Tbc above described rftui's-
q. l.iag subject 10 worg'ge given 10 Nap >.
E.lr. oT G,~nsoo1 ~ ~ u CountY. 10 s'of. the
a., m.nl oI a note II hand Zoe three hundred 'ol.
l,fs. dated Nov. 81, 1856. payable ~ "He year
frum cate With interest, on which Daie there -
now doc the ,um Of iour hupdrrd doll'... Sad
mortgage decd tsiug r-corled 10 the ONbrl Res
i.lr, Lok 100. vagr so.
THOMAS u. DAY. Drrut, Sheriff.
nat.l Al Woo,I.tusk Sent. 1T, l.6s.
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1y-Ssn Etryrk~, by
Al whole.alc Druggists 10 the large cities.
some Of The
Wholesale Agents In New York city.
Sh,cGeha. Bro. / 20. ilsrul. N.l@y Kitchen
rahnc,io,k. Hall 4, 60. iIn.h. Gale itolnn.On,
Az 4 10 sad. i 60. VI Wad Close y 10.
Wheeler h Hart, James :. A.pin~all,
Norg,p : Allr1, ! 4 Well. Co,
Hall, Ruckell 4 Co, laIell, Mach X Gardner
1homa. & fulleT, Hall. Dixon J. 20.
l. ID ONis. Conrai foS,
AMI Others.
Toston. Mas.
q e. Goodsin 4 Co.. Wccl. ! Pouer,
VI = bur l. Co., Jn1 N,lson, Jr
ADD nthsts.
Al.n. M Wholssal- Dmggists, Groccu, store
keepers aud retailers "a all county towns
ani villages
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26

ONToED. ss.-tta Court IT Probate hsld 81 Pa
80. wrhin ani fif the County oi osioui. on
the thih rur.ltS ~ Augu.t. \. ID. lNb2.
On The petit - 81 DRusii.LN SWALLOW,
I widow 81 l-arn,rl seAli,s Lite 81 lluekh"li.
IN .,i Comfy. deceased, pc yIag inr an allow
ance Uul Il ihr perspnil c,t,to 1t hcr late hue.
hlnd:
O,Lr,d, That the .aid r"iHi"a"' s'Te M
tire 80 il p~f.pns Interested by ransing cop 81
Ihi. ORDER tpi- puhl.h,d thee s~sss sucosssiSe-
IA "a the ONl,ul Democrat that the, may appear
al /, Probate Couft o. d. held ~ Pans, ~ aid
Cauniy. on the ihnI 1ur.La, 81 Oriulsr neat, at
nine OF the clock 40 the ioFennDa, aud shsw cause
Il ssy thry have Why the same 'houid not Le
grated. ....
T.. ". WOODBURY.. Judge.
4 tue cop, --aiirst; J. =. IloHHs, Register.
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= sep,,rDler 10, ls6s. Deputy sheriff.

WANTED IMMEDiATELY' A Agcn, Of
w either sex, ~ eYery Town .nI NilLg.. 10
engage 10 light aad profitable b-i.inrs. bS which
irOn - to Si2 PEE week c,s lie m'ie. refson'
h,SIng l-i.uTs evening. can make from 20 cent. IN
Il per evening. A sample. with fall particulars.
cent hy mail 10 all who .Rcnse ou- 3-c.nt stamp,
.ud address IRA RUSSELL. Il CO.,
iIOoksett, y. ".
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Atie.t-JosrrH 4. Lean.

The Sub.cr,ber hereby gives public notice that
he has be.s appointed b. the Honorable Juiseoi
Probate, COR the COanty of ONfnrd, and assumed
the trust 81 administrator ofihs estate OF
DANIEL YOUNG. late Of Bethel,
IN .aid County, deceased. by giving bond A. the
law direeis--he therefore requests allpe'sons ~h"
arr indebted TO the estate of sali deceased To
snake Immediate pa,ment sndth"se Who have
aay demands thereon, 10 exhibit the ssme 10
Sept. o, ls62. MOSES MAsoN'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26

HIS oe't,as. thar have thu. day given 10 my
sun. Abnes ". West. h.. time ust,l be -
tNeu,y .ons years old, 10 act and Irair iof him.
s-li; and shali claim Ron@ Of hi earnings, nor
paw any debis Of b.. contracting. aztec this date.
Upion, sept. let, lso2.
JOHN WEST.
witne..-JostrH N. wtsr.
7 OST. Wiki attending the A..ocis,io-, a,
i A last suaas,r. silver fruit kRils. The sui-
cIs ~a. douhiy Saiuab. since Il 80. the g,h Of .
dear ilisni asar the close II lie. VIII the fade,
have the goodness to communicate the isei 10 the
Ckrs Of the Assosiaiisn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26

4 DWELL, sept. l2lh, lso2. This r.ti,tc-
II A that Zoe a valuable confederation, have this
d.V give. my sos, David 4. Lord hi time to act
and trade for himself. ! .haIl therefore clam
none 81 h. rarnins., nor pay any de6s OF his
eoni racing alter this date.
WILLIAM LORD.
ku..,-IasFsu II Ifuu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26
HANNIBAL. HELCnEG.


CiiIRlrf'S SALE. ONToEp, -. Tsk-n
- oa execution and ~,ll h. odd At pal,,c auriinn,
On SATURDAY the eighth dIy ol NuYemtsr, 4. u.
is6s, ~ two othck ~ ihr Afternoon. at the
h,u.- Of James VI. poll,G ~ Rumipri IN snid
County, All the right ~ rQuity which Olive Nsson
be, or had on The ihinsrnlh day III NOy.iul-r,
1850. at f,ur o'clock AMI 6fieen minu,rs, ~ the
sne'uoon, usiny the iims ol The attachment Of the
sane on the ofisin,l wf,t ~ thu. sctipn, 20 &C.
d,cm the fIlnwiis described real estate .rudei
ia tn.Ncr, 10 Wit. ceTtI,h III &c parcel 81 land
iu laid Andoyei with the building. ihsrcpn, hcin.
the same that John II Bale, mousagrd To- I.sac
BtHry: aud Which John VI. Baby decided 10
Olive Mason b.. rgh, a. redeem; aniisiu. where
Moses Cutting NV lNcs-lhr above j~scfihel
pf-inises being subject 90 u mortgage given 10
Isaae Bs,~, io s-su,e the psymcat oi q u'ie 1t
hsni on which there - tow doe the sum 81 three
hunif,d dolLn,. Said mortgage deed IL recorded
IN thc ONlOfd Rr gistry Of Deeds h,oA lOj, page
Us. WI, VI. MORSE,
September -. ls,i2. Dcpuiy Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-26

WOULD respectfully Announce to he. TRENDS
w pni tLr pul,',r yrne'nll,. shat b" h.. open.
I'll . .hsn ~ Nofwss, Ne, iOf tho prosecution 81
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-28

and his associates. Sufficient time haviro
allowed for the production of the prison.
ers, and the authority of the cour, contin-
Jung to be set at defiance, a new writ Of
habeas corpus was issued together with a
writ for contempt, and another for false
Imprisonment, and calling for the arrest
of the leaders of the gang for the execu.
ton Of those writs. A military posse of
two hundred and fifty infantry were or
dered out on the ll'h, by acting Gov.
Fuller. Resistance was still offered, and
Norris and his men were found to be
strongly entrenched, thoroughly armed,
and well prepared for defense. Fighting
ensued, aud two Of the Marshall's posse
were killed. On Sunday evening-the
l5th-ths rebels assumed to surrender:
but attempted to resist anew as soon as
the attacking party approached. A hand
to hand fight occurred, during which Nor
ris was killed, and another, named Banks,
mortallv wounded. Several women and
children during the seige, the Morrisites
refusing to convey them 10 a place of
safety. The prisoners, l47 in number,
are to brought before the court to morrow.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-28
A PRACTICAL TRUTH,

Senator DoOLiTTLE, Of Wisconsin, in q
late speech in the United States Senate,
related the following anecdote of Senator
CoLLAMEa. Of Vermont. Mr.. C.'s present
position shows how faithfully he adheres
TO the sentinsAts entertained when Grs,
entering Congress
"A distinguished gentleman from Yer.
mont was first elected to Congress in 1913.
Que OF the well. to- do farmers in bis neigh
borhood called upou him, the evening be-
fore he was TO leave for Washington, to
pay his respects. lie found him in his
Office, and Told him that he came for that
purpose, and TO bid him goodbye. And
now, Judge, said he, when you get to
Washington, want to have you take hold
OF this negro business, aad dispose Of it
IN some way or other; have slavery abol.
ished and DC done with it, We'll, said
the judge, as tho people who own these
slaves, or claim to own them, have paid
their money for them, and hold them rs
property under their State laws, would it
not be just, If we abolish slavery, that
some provision should be made 10 make
them compensation 2 lie hesitated, tho't
earnestly for while, and in serious
tone, replied: Yes, think that would
be just, and l will stand my share OF the
taxes. Although very economical man,
he WAS willing to bear his portion OF the
taxes. But. said the Judge, there is
one other question when the negroes are
cmancipated, what shall be- done with
them? They are poor people they
will have nothing there must be some
place for them to live. DO you think it
would be any n.orc than fair tina, we should
take our share OF them? We'll, what
would be onr share in the town OF Wood
stockY be inquired. The Judge replied
There are about two thousand live hun.
dred people in Woodstock; and if you
lake the census and make tho com putation,
you will find that there would be one for
every five white persons so tina. here in
Woodstock, our share would be FIVE hum
dred, What, said he, FIVE hundred
negroes in Woodstock Judge, | called TO
pay my respects; bid you good evening"
and he started for the door, and mount ed
his horse. As he ives about to leave he
turned round and said Judge, l guess
you need not do any thing more about tina.
negro business on my account Laugh.
teri Mr.. President, perhaps am not
going too far when say that honorable
gentleman sits before me now. iMr Col
lame..
Mr.. CoLLAxER. As the gentleman
has called me out. may be allowed to
say that the iDha oilan.s Of the town were
about three thousand, and the proportion
was about to one six."