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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-02-20

A Splendid SHoT.-A letter from Lieut.
Col. Hawley, of the Hartford Conn
Press, from Tybee, gives the following in
cideut:
Day before yesterday party Of Germans
went up to Goats Point. One of the par
ty stood on the summit of a sand hill, per-
haps hundred yards less than amile from
Pulaski Chat is as near as we can get) and
waved his hat The others went back out
of sight, but could see the rebels bringing
a gun to bear. They warned their COM
rade, but he would not heed As he stood
with his back toward the fort a barbette
gun sent out little cloud, then came the
thunder, the rushing ball, and the rash
man lay disemboweled and cut in two on
the sand. 1t was a splendid shot, and
could not be equalled in months prac-
tice
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A BoLUEvEREMENT AMONG THE OF.
FOE HoLDERs.-The Richmond Erami.
ner says: tits understood that the install.
lation of the Permanent Government, be-
sides producing reorganization Of the
Cabinet, will be followed by re-adjust-
meut of the employees in the departments.
Because man eft the Indgens in Texas"
it does not follow that he is qualified for
high administrative duties; nor because q
patriot nleft all and followed" the banner
of secession,- it does not follow that he
should be thrust "down to foot" in the de.
partments far below stalwart young men,
whose physical developments better fit them
for shouldering a musket than handling a
peu.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-02-20

RULES FOR TRAVELERs.-The following
rules are important to travellers, aud are not
as widely known as could be desired:
It has been lately decided that appli.
cants for tickets on railroads can be elected
from the cars if. they do not offer the exact
amount of their fare. Conductors are not
bound to make change.
All railroad tickets are good until used,
and conditions "good for this day only"
or otherwise limiting the time of genuine.
ness, are of no account.
Passengers who lose their tickets can be
elected from the cars unless they purchase
second one.
Passengers are bound to observe deco.
rum in the cars, and are obliged to comply
with all reasonable demands to show tick.
cts. Standing upon the platform, or other
wise violating rule Of the company, rem
ders person liable to be put from the
train.
No person has any right to monopolize
more seats than he has paid for, and any
article left in the seat, while the owner is
temporarily absent, entities him to the
place on his return.
The above rules are based upon legal
decisions.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-02-20

CRoAKERs. The Nashville Banner
has chapter on "Croakers," which is very
applicable to the present time. From it
we extract the following, for the benefit
of those who are so eager to advise the
burning of other peoples property, FOR fear
the enemy should burn it ..
When we hear Croaker talk about
death and devastation, the destruction OF
everything sacred and dear to US, the burn.
ING of our homes and cities in the face of
the enemy, and other Moscow tricks, we
feel much like placing musket in his
hand, and saying to him: "Look, you
here is gun; go out and defend those
household gods you would so ruthlessly
destroy, and when the tread of hostile ranks
presses upon your course and those of the
brave men who have fallen with sacrifice
of patriotism you seem so eager to begin"
What sort of reply, good reader, do you
suppose the Croaker would make? Do you
suppose he ,pould take ths gun! We will
tell you. He would stammer and stutter,
fret and fuss, and conclude, that "perhaps
there was not so much peril after all" 49,.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-02-20

rich in all titss-.oes to sustain life-with
an abundance of f0oa,,f man and beast,
and a determination to crs,k and act for
ourselves hereafter, we can bis>the world
defiance, and go calmly to work ou>> >our
destiny. Let us then, most earnestly urge
our readers to commence the planting ope.
rations of 1852 with a full determination to
produce ESQ far as possible) the necessaries
of life from their own lands-to be econom.
ical in everything, and to avail themselves
of information that can possibly aid in theil
glorious calling.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-02-20

AMERICANS IN PARIS AND THE ROYAL
RECEPTION The Yankees are in dudgeon
because they were not received by the En-
peror of France at his last reception. A
Washington letter writer says:
"Americans we're very Indignant at their
practical seclusion from presentation at the
court Hall, on the 9th ultimo. The ac-
count is confirmed by the Paris correspoh.
dent of the National Lntelligencer. It
seems that it must also have metwith some
official notice, for Senator Sumner to-day
offered resolution, which was adopted,
calling upon the President for any official
correspondence of recent date, concerning
a presentation Of Americans at the Court Of
France It appears that Mr.. Dayton has
made some representations on the subject. !"
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ghe Aorkrille Guqttirer.
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lS-ay AT
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THREE COPIES, s5 a5, 10 COPIES, SIS,
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Ten-the money to be paid in Advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS

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and FIFTY CENTS for each subsequent insertion ess
than three months) A Square consists of the space
occupied by 10 lines of this size type 100 words or ONE
INCH SPACE No Advertisement considered less than
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E All Adyertisementsn not having the number ofnser:
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and charged accordingly. -,
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Semi-Monthly, Monthly, or Quarterly Advertisements
win charged ONE DOLLAR each insertion
For Advertising Estrays Tolled, SCI to be paid by the
Magistrate Citations 90 2 be paid in advance by the
Notices Of Application to the Legislature
S5 paid the person handing in the advertisement
Insolvent Debtors Notice. 50 payable in advance At
tachment be paid for by the Attorney in the
case.s
Business Cards hslfsquare orless will be inserted at
S5 per year For each additional line, 81.
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Of limited individual interest," or
recommendation of Candidates for Offices of honor prof
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-02-20

CHURCH ET1oUErTE.-We think there
is good sense in suggestion made by an
American who thus writes from London:
SIN the churches, whoever comes first,
whether gentleman or lady, takes the fur.
ther seat in the slip, and those that follow
FIJI up the remaining seats, and thus prevent
the awkward disturbance which occurs in
our churches here in the process of filing
out and in by men,, in order to isolate wo.
men at the further end Of the pew. 1t is
said the habit so universal among us origi-
mated with the early settlers, who sat near
the doors of the pews, so that in case of an
attack by the Indians they might be ready
for action. In many instances this march-
ing out>and in, like parcel Of soldiers, is
perfect nuisance, and the custom might
we'll be changed"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-02-20

w A letter from St. Helena reports
the capture of the slave bark Lyra, of New
York with eight hundred and twenty-five
negroes aboard, by an English gun.boat:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-02-20

pleted the tragedy by sending his soul to
s'that bourne from whence no traveller re-
turns"
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The two slowly ascended the stairs, and
I heard them enter room Immediately a.
bcve where I was standing. In less than
a minute the lady returned.
"Shall close it, madam ?" said I, pla.
placing my hand upon the door of the vault.
"No! mo-" she exclaimed, hastily aeiz-
ing my arm s'it awaits another occupant y
"NIadam, you certainly do not intend
"Are you ready?" she interrupted, i'm
patiently, holding the handkerchief before
my eyes The thought flushed across my
mind that she intended to push me into the
vault, and bury me and my secret together.
She seemed to read the suspicion, and con.
tinued: Do not be alarmed. You are not
the man!'
1 could not mistake the truth or the
fearful meaning of the remark, and shud-
dered as I bent my head to the handker-
chief. My eyes were as carefully band
adged as before, and I was led to the cab,
and thence driven home by more circuit
GUS route, if possible, than the one by
which we came. Arriving in front of the
house, the handkerchief was removed, and
I stepped from. the vehicle, A purse Of
five hundred dollars was placed in my hand,
aud in moment the cab and its mysterious
occupant had turned the corner and were
out of sight.
1 entered the shop, and the purse Of
gold was the only evidence could summon
10 my bewilderment that all had just
done and witnessed was not dream.
A month after that I saw the lady and
the gentleman taken from the vault leisure
ly walking along Montgomery.stre |
do not know, Jut l believe the sleeping has.
band owoke aoithin the vault, and has bones
are there to day.! The wife is still resi-
dent of San Francisco.
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From Norfolk and Roanoke. I,
A special dispatch to the Richmond ~

"a
,,,;nsr If ss.nrdav ssva s.s.s
NoproIn Fsb IN No,tbern nansrs 4,
of tba 12th ;n.t h.va hesr ,aca;vad i bsrs fsss
seoratasv Stanton Il nn;ta III n -. ~
.Tba ra,n,;ndsr e tba aMortar Flaet IS
4 Is aaid will soon be reaadvIfor service I, -
There Is no necessity for drafting men /
here. One thousand can easily be raised
who are ready to, die rather than submit !
to the Yankee yoke provided proper msn s
be authorized to enlist them. z - s, I
The Yankees say that We lost iii killed
apu Woaeeed az hoanoke islsua SvO -
uun1el =, fepolseo prlsonels wla - slsAss
y leuuOeu' as 'ssas'ets are Consssn'sy oo'A'
,ne : M ~. n I, 3. On, "a.
lne reaersis assaoaasuss e sna 8 : 'oss u s1'ss
" auu "oauuea ,.,, =. -'ooo. sss,s
ouf 'o'S ~ h'''ea WaS ouly s1ysuseeu.
TIE FRENCH TOBACCO m THE SourH.
The New York Herald says: It is.s .srg-
.eested in the tobacco trade, by. the way. (
that the Government Of France should Sc ;
permitted to receive the large quantity ofs
tobacco owned BY it in the rebel States
We presume that a request TO be allowed
!,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-02-20

Observation-Disclosures, Jan. ST.
The second Tennessee regiment, Colonel
Bates, have unanimously resolved to re.en-
list for the war Other regiments win
rapidly follow the example,, s..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03

Coz. K,STz. A correspondent OF the
Ss~ York World tell. the following story
OF Col EurtI When be was Captain IN the
Ma,,aca4,s,,. ThIrtscuih Regiments, aud
10 command a, Moaocacy JanSUon. On the
B-l,.raJrl aud Obi, Railroad. when the
greater PORTION Of the rebel, IN the Mary
land legislature we're arrested. The alroIs
sIpo!isui s.ed 70 accomplish this obrci
surely i. cr- i,,abl- % the ,acleity Of the
gnllan, Colonel Oi tie rs,n,y.thirt Reg
meut.
lie haircoviycI order. from Gen. Bank.
O. arrg-, them. (,he member, VI the Mary
land L-ei,Ia,urvl but h0W 90 ascertain who
,b.y w-ry was rurlline IN the extreme.
When the train arrived cap; KurlI co.
tered tie car sui announced. a. usual, sha,
every rsrsJr on bard ~ou'd - -yarehed.
bet Of any SER memhsr- 90, the Maryland
legislature they would b. exempt OF
cJars- glc gentlemen ~srr only to harry
g. D. rgIry-i ir1ln .ust su iuJigni,y, and
they politely stepped rnsO another car, and
~,ry then pot uoicr The ear % q guard,
aui conveyed . Fr-4yT,es They returned
feIt "a, viii Wisconsin soldier zach for
a c0mpu.la. aud tag.r opin'OA oi Capt.
K.riI ,ery nuea deprecated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03

The Chicago Tribune has information
Ron an uuqucs,,OpeI source. that i've thou
sand acre, IN Illinois will be planted with
cotton the coming year !"
A letter iron Col RosSrts OF the Second
Maine. states that the Regiment are exceed
inely plya-ct at the release Of Chaplain
Mines. a. we'll - with the tact ,hA, he !. To
ryipin b., regiment, in ono week.
Winthrop Hall in Augusta has bcen fitted
up for a military hospital. with cuts .uth
eirui to accommodate sumo two hundred
patients. About one hUndn-i cAsss Of nea-
ole. are now under treatment.
Joseph W Kills. 81 D.. Of Augusta. has
recs,,si a patent Tor an Improvement, IN tent
,cn,i!arors.
Auna \ Dover. charged With poisoning
NJ. RhoAa NJ wilkins. ~ Lowell, Mas. ,
w.. Convicted q murder ia the first desrs.
last week.
zen. Ccchrane Of RocklaUd. has now sn.
ployed on the ten, making bassn"s,, up.
wara- Ut 1900 men.
p, 1 = Ford. late pA.tor Of the Uni.
versali.t .ccie,y a, Keudall's Mills, died IN
Monday week. 81 paralysis, VI shish he
had previously had two shocks
,,...,. .,.,;.. -, ,,,.,,.,, IN ,b.
- =, r.w,,,,n =, m. c,l. ON Ere.
n, -. ii, =. ,--,,sd two O, the
r,,D,., uc,, hf.l,... b.in, .usscated Nv
,hs smoke The nsme- Of she unfortunate
men were Cunning, and Hartley
tn. I,.,, ,s,c,a,. s.,. Jonathan vii.
-, n ,b,,t,.n. cut nj, throat. on FRIDAY
- -, d,.B i, 4 .burt time. Ile~a.
,o ,.,., # ,r.. and ..iI he ~as tired Of
living.
Ware inisstel ,o Lieu, Randall Libby.
~ 6,a finely autographed view Of the
.Dc,mruep, %, IN, Eleventh Maine Reci
mens. At Washington. The regiment 10
r,rr,-.p,cl on rar.i-
wlG,n R,,,I.,, formerly slitor OF the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03

PAING rm EEEis VIE THEE owN
Rae The Frankfort (Hyl correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Gazette s.y- that Gcneral
SSb@pd % reaching Lout,r, hniin; that
Gen 2 lhc1Fcr BID ben leyyine 90 Union
men iuE provisions transportation, Ne
and pawn, them IA C,ni~isrA,' bonds, IN
B~iaiyly sum,nsnCei ls'yios % seess'on
is,- Tor .mlIar supplies MnniimH be ~
s-ublcd thc Union u~n. aud, opsnins sn
sIcspnry oeec for their b,neft. II =, ie-
tanrr al taukips rules by taking the Con-
isdsr>ls baods ., TAR, md supplying tie
Union men w,,h god ohii and lui'anh
money IN q. stead Then, when %" secs.
.ioni.t. presented their bill, he paid them
GlI 81. ~ith the utmost p1l,tsns-.. m their
own curr,ncy They diint know enough
- ,, thankful f5r the arrangement. bat
that wasu h'' fault.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03

NATIVITY OF Ins voIuSrsER AKnr. Ma
tive American. form the majority in NOR
than three quarters Of the regiments 10
six regiment, the Germans are IN the major
,iy. and in Eve regiments. Onsout OF hun
dred. msjari,y srO lr'-h. N'ne-'en'a' OF
Ill are ei,i,en.. and three foursLs Of all are
single men
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03
In DAYS Of Old.

Tssr- wss ti'se--,a DAYS u oil
Whea h~,hh a.. psir.'d sh,se &c gold.
Tha d,y sas Isas.sd--1ll so neglect
That vrrcsou. booa--.ll .hson protect.
of sss.s sad trs.a., ~ A.. hsrrh,
90 e -ysid aP,-aF IeeTr's bS, ldils lrn.
Apply q thea a. cut. ,esS ~.
Is, che ,asei,i,s s.s It ilsu'eA's PILE
rhes. Readable rills .t.rii. shois tommaai
to. ~ th-ir s,u isrfal cir~s. Adapted te ~
t,a-s. ,cu'h, m,uhs,i ani eii az. POI ~ vii
Easl.h. Sp,p,'h. french a,i uerm,a d,f-c,'ass
o. .,,a,l, co,iei w,'h sty,r, pa1rl, vegetable
ss.l seA "a large tssi,i, sB<e. zoe IS cca,..
.vSc. advrs, isouisat ou third pag -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03

o,,oNu. s.--N Coau Of Probate he'll =,
r,ti. ~,thin aad hT the ''oaa,y Of O>"ul on
,hs th,rl Tae.ia, ~ Devrml-t, \. u. is6l.
ELiZA 4. PATRICK. guardisH II sso.h VI.
Patrick ant uthsrs Of Dsa"uA. ~ .''i
Ioani,. n'urT,, haV'H; rrs.rai''i hrt hni ace"an'
II gu,fliss.hir II .iid sari. hr slnw,ac';
Ordered. thar the .s,d gu,risn give aaiice 10
~ rsr.o-. interested b, c'os'Hg copy otihi.
as,irt t. h. paid, sh,d ihfss seek, .secss.'''' -"
The O,lsd Dcn scTa,, l'shl'' "sN .i'spc' r''r.
ted AZ paus. that the, Iass appeal sis Probate
C.attte hs held ~ y,hurg, ~ 'a,d c''uu',, 10
i~--s, third iiy ofJsauap, 4 ~. is6, q to-,
o'ehrk ~ IN t,o'N'1a, at she's c.a'- u aHy
th.yhsvr, shyths.-a. shopil rot ~ as sol
T. ". WOODBURY.. J.fE,
Attue c'p.-au''i
J. :. Hoses. R.E,uv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03

NJ CoiiaI !''n III, Pc, O5ce Commit.
tee, has ,utr-iasvi Atul atol,shiDg TIE
lr.Usug privilege. speeches are 10 b.
g.argsd une cent each and documents to
average : cvaIs eash-ru-'asg 70 b. Jaii by
t-e recipient Thi. act, It BASED. ~ill pro
dGes Te,taue Il q million do...s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03

cor st,hange. predict "a combined ml'e
usnt Up jane river. hy Gens WOOL aud
Buru.its - great j. the fear Of the rrh-I-
TIA, ,b, o. the case that Msgrudrr has
asked IerW,~ion 20 burn Yorktown. 10 pre-
vent the c,,1 irpm falling toto oar hands.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03

Bass Mr. Il , Emery, Of the Stone
llou.s tarm. Bath Ne has raised the pre-
sni year lrpm one ban too hOniryd and
ibir,y,,ro rOj,. eou'ainins eleven hundred
aHi sIIly ihrs psriec, beans, and thinks
thu. result would b. hard - bat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03

A Bosr EtruuIoN The philadelphia
Pre-. 'laie- that oyai expedition do~r
the PliuIen, riJyr, from Washington, "a
or thrce dave s,ncv. capIafol a .chooDsr, q
hrs.. cannon. Eve STATE PRISONERS. and :
CJutedcr.te mail. The mail contained let
ter, ir5m d'.aa,ctsl pafii-, in the North Il
prominent r-tgl..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03

IOxyokp, o.-M . Court Of Prolsie bed =, pa
n., within and 60. the Csaay a osis,d. on the
y third Tuesday OF O~ce,aier A. ID. ISL.
" ~,ii aud teslascai .f ysha rhasiow, he 81
Moods, ~ ia said ooss,y, deoeHsed. hsvins pre-.
seaied hsf hssI scooaRt o( sds,a,suslios o, the
estate IL ss,d deceased ls slb~sscei
Oidusf. That the said esses,ris give ao,,ee "a
all person. Interested b, causing a copy Of the
order 10 be- psbshet three weeks ssoes -..ssI, ~
ihe Oxford Demoerat pt,a,ed At pais that the,
may appear At Probate Cosr, to be held al Par
10 IN said Couniy. on the hard rve.dsy 81 JasSa'
next. at tea Of the clock IN Oh. lsraooa, and
she~ cause. e any they have, ~h, the zane
should not hr allowed.
T.. W. WOODBURY.. J.is.
AiIue cop, Attest
]. y. IIosss. R.s..'s..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03
A Wonderful Il,,le Miere.cepe.

NIAGNlFlIN0 snail ebjeet. 500 tunes, oil
wi b. --ni - ssy apPi'e'a, "a weep, Of i~,s'
~ ~. s,sis 10 .ilsrs, asd Oae PEAK stamp. f,'s
otd,a.reai gss~sf. &c ons dsls'. Adirc'. Nr'.
N. :. WOODWARD. B,s lsS1, Ph,lAdeh,his
IA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03
l.. W. WOODBURY., JsdT,.
A us. copy--a,,e.N IS ilosHs, R,gihu.

Osrosp.s,.--NA Coau 81. 'roL,,. held at Ia.
80. ~ahin sai &c the Coaa'y of Oxford. o-
th. third Tuesday % Ds,.Hb.r. A. ID. lsoi.
an the peii,ioa al AMANDA u. ELLIS,
~ ~Iiaw ui w,lAsn. Lille Lie u Gaaioa ."
SAT eouaty deceased. pSs,ing hr an iibsa"cs
,,t ~ ,bs per.oaIl estate ni hrr late hu,bsni-
Ordsrrd. That the aid petitioner give notice 90
~ I,essoo. intsrr.t.d, h, c-O.ias cop, 81 'h,.
o,,e, % d. published thee s,tk. .uccss.,vr'y ~
,hs Oxiord Democrat, printed al Ps'i.. that they
u.a, sr,.ir # Probate Court to be held AT Va.
-. ~ .sni Coun,y on the lhird rv.da, ofJs",sry
s-Sr, n n,a arSck IN the br-acon, snd .hew
o'".-, " aay they have. My the sane should net
h. grsn,vd. ...
T.. W. WOODBURY.. Jolse.
4 true espv-.,,-,,;J :. iIaHBs. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03

OlFosp, s-N Cont ofrrnls,ir held At Va.
90, wihis sni ipf the Conhiy uf ONfn'i, oa he
TART Tp-siis n Dec-hbrr. Nd. 1851:
S,ARtH TUELL, aamcd .N@culr,N ~ ceT-
- ti,a instTuR~u, pufpoi'i": o. D. the h't
VIII snt ,,.iim.ni " G,i-it Iaeil late of san.
Rsr ,U sad 'U-niv, dcCsas-i, ha'ing pte.ratsi
th~ .'rs 'or Probate:
Org,''i. ,hs' the s,t eS-rI,riN give notice tn
al r-r-urs 'nie'est,i " csusing cop, IT this
uU.et o. ~ paLl.h.l tht~e ~-.k, sSscss.,ssly "a
the ONiorl DrmuSrr pf,n'ri al Pare, that they
m,y sp,-ss At Probate Can't Go ~ h,ld ~ IA.
-. "a siid Coan,y. aaths 81 rur.da, 81 Jau. .s,t
al ain- O'clock ~ the f,rraoon. a,d she's csu.- +.
Il aay the, have, ~hs the .iIi ,dsImment ,h"uld
MT b" proved, Approved, and allowed =. the last
- ill aad t,stanent IL -ait deces.ei.
D.. ". WOODBURY.. Judge.
A tire copy Attest.
JosI.W y. tIc,ss, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-03
T.Liu.,,,. lies Cousrv.)
Ibu.I,.jui,IT issi.

tbui', Jui, ", 1901. \
ToDE. llrRhicx. tl,.v, '. Y,-Iy D-.r
D~,Is ,,rii- thi.ti int,1n y,u ~ the .on.
,i,r,s &c, Il ,aar sugar Cantr, fils 90 nv rLsI
d,sgh,s.. Fo' iarr~ ,-i,. ID, has bs''R .f'e'si
With . b,il,.s. t~'sng',B.st ~ the 'ys'su 'sii!
uap,.,as brs health, -h.ch hes heea .,ssa'l,
fiIiaE da' ~ ,h.t Period. Nhsa !" Nee So,s
10 ApsiI let. q T,-ad ADVISED mo 10 test ,osr
piII. llsvisE Oh. iailr.t coatslrsc- ~ the ,oif
meat 1T "a, if,snl. ,lt.io. 4 q .uvp, 81 Mr-sr'.
HARM. 4 PAX. Druggists, PAX gD. ,NcS S.,I.
On r-taniag h 'rnr, 90 ce,,si sll oih.I it-1t.
meat ,,ad 81 ns,ar'd ,.H p,1ls, ou. .ssA aisn
Tn. ilnprS-.asntii hsr i,sl,ng.. cpinpl-s'pn. b..
s,.iioa. etc. .uus,-ed %. al. '.p'h add psr.
,a,n~ni ,r.lafai"n - hath Ia. b--a Oh, I,,pi.
W. u--i -. ih," 6'- b,srs, sol ron, id,f h,f
entiieb vl. crusader the -b,'s p.i u,l'r,
to ,nl a. phs.,r,ss. .sl tT1., u -iil 10 the
m.sa. n inIic,l! many 10 adopt yosf Pile o..
th-if tunil, ne lisia~s.
rsmsir. i-Af .iI, 9th mary 'hsaLs,
iouf ul-drnt .sT,snt,
~ a.. MORRISON
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- HEEiff's ~tLh. Oiy"rp, SIS nsc-m.
: L., 81, 1851. Isss. os r>-cu,an col s,ii
" ..ld Al psl,'c s"c',oe. "a saih ia, The 2Sh ~.
Jsaasfy. Az. 1862. a. u a'sIek IN ne i"s-s-n.
al the Bethel pY.,-uhrv 30 ti-,h.i 90 ss,a C.a,-
., u oaLad. Ill The ,tybs % .qs,i, ~hrh AiL-u
u. siiIe. ~ Ii~,h.l W -asi r,@'s'v. hsd 90 The
,hi,y h'st 'la. al Ausa.,. A. ID. 1851. tb~,as she
tas sAra the sane vas attached on the stigissl
~fi,.) VI t-d~e-.~s the fslb~in; i~sc'ii-d r-si
t',aie situate IN said Bethel. bs,as the sane
premises ronvs,sd 10y The s.,d A lbsu ID. stills 90
la {. Kimball b, be dseI Of mortgage d~,sd
October let. 1855. Nsi rsoofJed 10 ,As Orfysd
Res'.,p Of DECIDE. sst lis. pare -. 90 secure
IN. pay meat OF Two handred ,s~ai,.a isr soI'srs
snd 'isiy.s cenis; and 10 alec sssvs,~i b, The
siid Albert ID. Ne. to Israel Kiaball. b, h..
other 'lee'i Of mortgage, dated August 10Th, 1851,
AID re-of'ird 10 The On.Id Rss's'r, 81 D-.ds,
book l26, page 81, 10 .sems the payweat Il -sv.
sai. .hs. .alLr,. 10 ~hoh dcs'is and the r-cocis
thereof reference !. had Ios iai dsseript'ss
81 the p,s,a..~s.
CYRUS wORMELI.. D~psy Sheriff.
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