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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-07-11
SHREVEPORT FRIDAY JULY II, 1862.

One of the batteries captured thi
morning is said to have been the mos
formidable in the Yankee army. I
consisted of Ii pieces,
The community continues compos
ed, but are buoyant with the convict
ION that the God Of Battles has vouch
safed complete victory over the in
solent foe who has So long threatened
this city.
The wounded are constantly arriv
ing and are receiving every attentio,
from the ladies at the various hospi
tails, and the forti tude they exhibit has
never been surpassed.
Richmond, June 27.-All the re
ports from the battle field confirm the
prevailing belief that McClellan's ar.
my has been thoroughly defeated if no:
routed.
The York River Railroad with the
batteries commanding, have been ia
ken by the Confederates.
We take the following items from
the La. Baptist
Things remain in statu quo at Ficks-
burg. We believe the Yankees have
about abandoned all hope of taking
the city. They dig will in dirt, how
ever, and it is thought by some will
change the channel of the Mississippi.
No news ofmoment from any other
department Of the army.
Gen Van Dorm received from the
Government at Richmond on the I'd,
q dispatch, stating that Gen. McClel-
Ian had capitulated, surrendering his
forces and munitions Of war An or
der containing this dispatch was read
to our army at Wick burg on the "a
of July.
Gen. J. S. Roane is at Monroe ana
has issued his order assuming COM
mand of the Ouacaita district, com
posed Of the parishes Of Concordia,
Catahoula, Caldwell, Ouachitta,
Franklin, Madison, Carroll, Tensas,
and Morehouse.
The Federais; are cutting q canal
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-07-11

peated assaults ofour troops for sever
al hours, having concentrated their
entire force for last desperate STAND.
No prominent Confederate ofTi.ev
was killed yesterday.
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Over 100 pieces of artillery have
been taken. The carnage is dread
full on both sides. The enemy fight
stubbornly.
1t is believed that Mcclellan s
army will be annihilated, we having
az many troops as we desire, and the
enemy being cut off from transports,
will have to fight or surrender,
A large amount Of stores have
been captured.
Nag. Gen. Earl I,aa Darn Nc
Clellan's army is in full retreat, and
closely pursued by us. It is thought
he viii De captured with the bulk Of
his men. Fifteen thousand prisoners
have been taken. II. WEcHsLER.
Petersburg, Va, June 30th via.
Mobile.-A courier just from Bermu-
'da at six O'Clock, reports portion Of
the Federals to have been driven to
the river, where under the cover Of
their gunboats are endeavoring to en-
bark. Four transports have PASSED
down the river heavily loaded and
our field pieces on the Chesterfield
side engaged the sunboats and pour
ed hot fire into them, the gunboats
dropped down to Turkey Island. fol-
lowed by our field peices, the enemy
fleeing down the river bank holly pur-
sued by our troops, and We're falling
thick and fast at last accounts. The
firing was incessant.
Richmond, June 3O.-via. Mobile.
Yesterday afternoon Mcclellan de
stroyed immense quantities of stores
of every description abandoned for
preparatory to aretreat to-
wards James River, which commenc-
ed last night through White Oak
Swamp. The Yankees have been
closely followed by our troops and
hundreds Of prisoners have been ia
ken. 1t is confidently expected that
the greater portion Of the tugitives
will be intercepted and captured be-
fore night.
Stuarts cavalry captured three thou
sand Yankees yesterday, who We're
.rying to escape to York river.
An attack was made upon the Yam
1ce Notifications at Ellison's Mills,
N Friday, by the 44th iSth Georgia
Regiments aud2d \. Carolina. The
it'll and I'd regiments suffered ex-
remedy. The 10Th Mississippi went
nto the action with J2l men had 81
.illed and $50 wounded. 2d Miss.
Battalion had so killed. and wound
d.
The Herald of the 2Gth has beenre-
eived. In tue fight eli Wednesday,
lockers division with Ueintzleman
orps, SUPPORTED bE ten. NeFs, were
nga~ed. Mcclellan inhls dispatch
; to Stanton, says it was not a re@u
n battle but an advantage sought,
'hich was fully attained with little
oss, though the enemy resisted stub
ornly.
The Herald says: Fcuas i'll the
party OF \. i. State are
ally increasing the bitterness. Gold
dvanved to loN4. The demand for
old from bankers, who are r",nitting
, Europe increases. American stocks
Old Tor European account, in excess
supply.
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The privilege of yearly advertisers is
strictly limited to tbsir own immediate and
regular business; and the business Of an
advertising firm is not considered as inclu-
ding that Sf its individual members.
Advertisements published at irreruisr
intervals > i per square for each insertion
All advertisements for strangers or tran
S'"nt persons, to be paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked on the copy
Tor Il specified time. will pc inserted till for
nd, and payment exactcd.
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Itseems we are bIest or cursed witt,
a set OF the most incompetent men in
our naval department, that ever dis
graced any government. The las: act
of Vandalism is the burning Of cur
gunboats in the SYazco river.
Two Of the snemy's gunboats went
up the Iazoo as high as Liverpool on
the Goth Of June, and saw our three
gunboats-Livingston, Polk and Van
Dorm on fire and they Immediately re-
turned and we'll they may, as ouretti-.
GERS are doing the work Of our own de
struction, so far as they have power.
This was the act of Commodore Pinck
ney, who will undoubtedly be laid OF,
the shelf with Hollins and l'atna.,.
He destroyed everything with these
boats-clothing OF the crew, Prov
sions, small boats, small arms, chains
and anchors, from which ournew iron
clad boat, the Arkansas, expected to
supply herself. This Commodore
saved without injury pair OF pc,
chickens and a poodle dog-Ex-
change.
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a 8 SOClATIOkS s.
/. u. q. T..

.a-.s..e>- l. u. q. T..
~ II cssSa
is,'s The REGULAR meetings of
y ETH LODGE, No. II, are held
cn " cdnesdav evenings, at 7 o'clock.
d; their Lodge Room ON Texas street.
y. SEl.IGMhN, y. G..
.. W. SPLKER, Secretary Mo
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-07-11

Private SpEcULATioN.-Gtr first
-Chauce 20 the yuuiecs.-We nnder-
stand that Latham, the Yankee Col
lector off this Port, is offering the
Government buildings at Point lsa-
bel for sale, and that he has already
made proposals to one Or two Of his
Yankee friends, to sell the same 10
them, at about one-third Of the val,a
OF the property. We suppose thai
when the Yankee tribe has discussed
the speculation, and cussed Conte,,-
crate, or rather, as enc of the niggec
thieves calls it, "Confusion" money.
to their hearts content, that good
sound southern men, with hearts as
white as their faces, will be allowed
an opportunity to bid. What pros
pect is there for outsiders, Mr. Got-
Brown Flag.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24

To IA. IIonorsb. the Justices IL the supreme
Juditisi Coart neat % h. hslsien st Pare. With.
IL and &c the Co"n,y ofOsiOrd. on the secOnd
Tus,ds, Of November. A. ID. ls6l.
=" UMBLS shows, Jeremiah Gurus. Of Rum.
Ill 6It. 10 ss,d Couaty Of OkIo'i, that he !.
s.iIei ia Zee simple, ien.at 10 common, OF aud
IN a certain real estate situated Ia s,,d Romior,
on the .oaih .,de Of the Aniroseog,in river. the
..id real estate t>ins al that part Of the home
stead iarn. formerly owned by Bailey Curtis. that
lee. and 70 situated on the northwe,tsily side Of
the cosn,y rad le.ding from, Raniotd Cente fr.
~ TO Psy,s CoTrer in sad fumford, aud bOpaioi
a, iollow,; SOuih.ry ~ said load. Westerly by
hnd of Chs'l.s u. Abbott, Norhefly i,s An.
dro.oggin river, aud Ea.isri, by samuel u. Bod.
cell. land. Tia aid jeremiah Curtis OF one ua-
III, id-i hall part. 9Th certain other person. un.
known to your pstioher: ,hs, be canaoi possess,
occupy, aud improve the said halt part TO any al.
vs.'sFe ~hie the same Ice, 10 eoa.ason and usdi.
yided 40 iiofessid. Bat wholly losss the profits
th.qrsf; wherefore he pss,s hat notice may br
issued ,ndv form ofia~ AMI ,ha, biz sAidp.r may
ic .st of and a.sigp.d ~ han 10 se'srahy. aai
your pei,,oser shall ever pray.
JEREMIAH CURTIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Whereas.
" >s~eIi W. piacdh. ~ wss,h'ook, "a the
Cont, Of Cunbstl,-i .nd STATE OF MsiDe, DID.
% the eighth dy II Scp'~uai-r, .'ghitcn hua-
ir.t ,nd siNt,. ~ h's mpuage deed omNry u
ne, AdAs 4. D~a'-sa, cs'ts,s sraih piece ~
L.al, .Hasi,i "a Not~aS an the C"ssiy oi O>iofd.
sch m. Lsi,Liing. lh-reoa, ~h'cA d-~'i .. duh
r,cordsl IN tue llsg,.tr, Of eeds lor 's'd Coun'.
~ ONssl. i.s5k 10, pssv oD2, 90 shich record
islsrsnes nsy L. h,d 90 fall description oi the
Ta,,s,,es coass,,d; sni whereas, the coadii'"n
III ,A,d mortgasr - brokea hy the non paymeh, Of
n. I...a-, ...a1ci th-'yby, hereby els,m pos.
-s..,.a II -.4d wsStgsgsd premise. and to'--
Closure - ,ail no1gsg., ls' cJa,iii'oa b'os.a-
pursuant 10 The statute 80, case mad. and pro-.
y,d-d. ADNA c. DENlsON,
NJf~ay. Jsnuan Z, ls6:.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24

Ia p-pn.rk, 10Th inst, Me-. sarah T.. wife Of
Wa B-aa. aged 81.
In oNG,rd. i6,h inst, Capt. s,m1 Crockett,
aged - ,t.. I ms. II days.
In No. u, Range :, Jan. II. John L., DOLLY
ch,ld ~ James sai AHsie l.. Nst''sg, aged ~
moiah..
IL Baass J.a. Il. Mrs, Jane 4. wife Of Gea.
samuel y. lIs.sy, agej -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24

\ curious fact Of the Pres-n; war is re-
lated ~ the Portland Courier. in the case
OF two grand sd. of the late Il. Governor
Albion X Paris. 10 the commencement Of
the rebellion they were IN the Wet. and
were summoned 10 the south by their moth
u one Of them o5syed, vet; bone, and
Is now 10 ,be CoUtj,ra,s srmy. The elder
remained. and i, nov fighting Tor the Star.
All stripes. 4 vsrideasion u the Bible
prurbecy, " Brother agains; Brother"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24
Jeremiah CURTIS.
STATE or MAINE.

O>Torp. n-At The Supreme Judicial Cont
b-sun and holden al Paris, within and fpT ssd
Comfy Of o,hsd, On the seeoad Tos.dsy -
Noy-ai.f, A. ID. 1861.
Ipos the foreyo,sg psti,@a u Is ordered. that
the J,~,ri,oaer oss.- an s,is.tsd oopy OF the said
s,,t,os and the order slths Coar, thereon. IN I've
publi,hsd three weeks sooesss',s,y IN The oxfsrd
D,u.pcs a.. q ae~sparsr pri~ied IN fsr., 90 .s'd
Cosnty 81 oxfprd. the lest pb''o~'i"" 10 tn 'h''y
da,. al iesst hslfe The "eN, term 81 'a'd 'o.u to
4. h.lt.. al P.ris sfpr,said. on the seoond Tues-
IA, IL March neat, that ,ilP-fsoa. interested my
then. and th,rr. ia ..il eout appear. spl shew
cause u an, they have Why the payer of said pc
illlOa should not 10 granted.
Aue.., SIDNEY PERHAM. Clark.
A isss sory ofpeu ioa snd osier 81 Cost thereon
Auest: SIDNEY PERHAM, Cie'k.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24

TIE Tennes-se Senate has voted 20 in
crsass tie wages # to- rctSl soldiers Of that
State 10 ii,,,u dollar, pr mouth. But the
wasc. heretofore have been paid IN paper Of
no value. and the increased wages will be
paid Ia IapsF o. 90 value. IN give YOU
nothing tie sr-, var and double IL the
next. sad B,lly Bgreh Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24

IN 1scial report from Ma Gen. Ilali'cs
OF Missouri, say, thi, Ma. Hubbart's ea1al'
~ ATTACKED . rebel force o. 200 men a: ST.
yer Cree. IN Howard county. Col. Poin-
dexter, on the 18th inst and routed them.
The los Of the enemy VAS 30 killed and GO
wounded. Our u. vase killed and ~
wounded. Our force also captured leo
horses. On wagons, 100 tsnt.. 20 kegs OF
powder, 200 suus aud q prisoners.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24

T. tho honorable the justice. ol the Supr.rne j..
d'eol Cos,t. a-,t IN L. hOidsn 81 Pst,, wuh,R
AND ip' the tOuaiN ~ oNiutd. os the second
T0~-,iy ~ November, A.D.. 1881,
HrNGLI .ho~.. John u. CnH. Il Runiofi .
Ill in ssi Csssty ~ Osi,'d. that h. .. .-iIri
~ L.. slHgis. 90 traAniia oouinBa at AL 80
tao real ssl.ts situated 10 sad R1nao''l, on the
sou,h sale Il the Antfosoogg,n river. The .aL
real estate be,ng all that pat of thu homestead
iam. fornrfl, o~ned b, Bailey Cuu,.. that Ice.
ani q. .,us,rd on the so,Hhsrly 'ids II ,h~ cnun.
" road Fading from Kumlori Csnirr icry tn
p.g-. JofR-r IL aid RrmioTd. asd bpuadel a.
Ioll,~s, SoU,hefl, -, land II rsrson. unknosn;
W,.isfly b, aRl ~ Charlie II. Ab,,'tt, Uouhr'ly
d, ss,i cuaniy rod sior,.ad, s"i .,.isrly b,
S.ais~l u. Bpi~rls Land. The aid John u
ChiT of N. ua<r,i-A half part. ~iih oer,Aih 9th
~ ~-.ua. r.siSsR 10 ,Sgf T<I't''a~f' that h.
csau-t ro..-ss. o-cup, and inpru,~ the .ah h'li
part 10 any sd'aR'syc while toe same i'ss - cnm-
mon and uulivii-d q. si'tesa,j bot wholly L,.".
the profits Thereof; wh,FtJTe he pras. that no
tee nav ~ issued in tns i,rin Of law aud that NJ.
ssii part ia, - ct Of sai a'.,sasJ 20 hiin ~
.c,,Ialiy, aud ,Our rsIitioosr shall ever pr,,,
JOHN II. CLutE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24
Federal victory in Kentucky
Ths Ofacial Account.

On Sunday morning severe os'us &c
Cured near Camp Bssuressrd. IN Kentucky
between Gen. Thomas. end Zoliieoter. The
latter vas killed and his lorcs completely
routed. We have many prisoners. and a
large auoau, Of supplies, LETT behind. The
following is the Oscial report
IouryrLE. Jan. 80. To Maj Zen. Nc
Ciellan, Commanding U. 5. A;-Tbe fol
lowing Ia. just been received iron Gen.
Thomas.
The rOut Of the enemy was eOn2le,e. Al
ter succeeding in getting two peers o: aFIil'
lSry across The river, aud upward. OF City
wagons, they were abandoned with all che
ammunition in the depot a, Mil Spring
They then throw away their arms and DIS
psr--d through the mountain by'-s'- IN
she direction Of MOnIiesllo. bu, are 80 COM
pletsly dcmorallEed that ! Do no, believe
they will make stand short Of reunsssee.
The property captured on this side Of the
river Is VI great value, amounting TO eight
FOUNDER. and two parrOtt guns, with
cas-0ns filed with ammunition, about 100
four hor>c wagon. and upward. Of 1910
hcr--- and sule-, several boxes Of arms
Which bah never been opened, and from
so ~ 1000 nusssi.. mostly With fint locks,
bu, In good crd,r, subsistence stores enough
o. serve the vntiFc command Tor three dave,
also a large amour, % hospital stores.
As soon a. receive the rrport Of the
brigade COMMANDERS. I ~ill furnish q de-
tailed report % the baiils. Our loss ~as
% Killed and 10 woundci. Among the
wounded were Col. MsCook, Of the 9sh
Ohio. ejmwand,Es brigade and his Aid.
Lieut. Bort, q the 18th United Stats In.
iantTy The los % the rebels "a. Zolli-
cuE'r AM Ia other. killed aud buried. ll6
wounded and % prisoners. no. wounded
five q whom arr surgeons, Snd Lieut. Col.
Carter Of the 18th Tvuas-.Se regiment.
tSisuei) DC. Brrll,
Brig Gen. Com.
Lorp,lurE. Jan. - TIE prisoner. cay
that Gco h Cr,t,sndsa was 6,, 10 CON.
mani. and L5IIicoFer second The rebel
f0rces were estimated At 10000. Green c.
Clay. aid to Gen. Sshocpa, bu, With Gen.
Thomas in the engagement, has ja., arrived
bringing ~ elegant silk rsbel Gag. inser'b'
ed. presented s the Mountain Ranger,
BY Mr.. ". u. CbarisyOyne. Col. 5. II.
Fry bad bis horse .ho, from under him by
one Of ZollicoGsr's aids. when he turned and
sSO, ZolheOa-r taroush the LEI, breast.
The er.i brSaking Of the rebel ranks va.
BY Col r. S. MsCOok. Of the 9TH ohio.
acting BrisNSer General, by hi. ordering
bis regiment TO charge bayOnets. which
pot ibe rebels to immediate fighi.
The las, order i-ssej found N the rebel
cDcAmrncn,, was signed by Col. Cunains,
senior IN OOmmI0d, directing the rebel. TO
dispsr>e and ave themselves the ~; way
they could.
The Journal az, that Gen Thomas, sith
. large force. Ia. crossed the Cumberland,
AM i huni.ng tie dying rebels through
Wayne County
The entire federal lcs. at Min SPunG.
was - killed. and 80 wounded.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24

TIE Pennington Patriot has been telling
some plain facts concerning John GoiiAri.
IL nyi Judging from ~ha, hear II;
would he llhsuli 10 fni IN o6ocr 10 wor-e
odoF With = command than GoldSrt with
his"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24

We shall Be- p,ea-d to comply With ,he
relus.. Of" .abscr,bsr," at Fryebsrg. II
be will give b.. name.
The Governor Of Connection, ha. ordered
a drai, TO Gil Up its regiments. So says the
Jourual
The Ohio river 10 siill rising. There !.
s. Zee, OF water ~ Cincinnati.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24
STATE oP MAINE.
O,voRp. o.->sptrp~ Joi,eisl CVu't, NoNem
Term. l~6l

-OtFORp, O.-~apfrn~ Joli'cIsI tUaIt, NoNer-
Term. l~6l
Ugoo the ipr,sn,a. tl-l-
u i.sderriJ, ,hc Coat, that the s.'i hl~ll'n'
ao,,iy ,s- r--i-,a-u, II the I-nicnc, 1t ih. ht~l
b, causing an aii-sied copy of III. hi-rl With ,h'.
oti~t II Cosr tA-srs. TO " I-i'ihshcl ~ the On
iori Dsn.<r,t three week. .acce.',',ly th. lost
Iui.'c,t,Oa % 10 th,rty lays at lcsst b~ipr. IN :
usu ,erp Of .ad CJs-g - H. hahien at Pan.
aiot,.at un m, second Toe.dN ~ M,ioh
osNi. o. the end ihat tn '''i r-.paa'iss, may
thea sod ther- spp~ar ~ .ni Coa't ana sh~s
c,u.. II an, b. have shY the PRAYER OF the lbel'
liant shout ~, L. .tsn',i
Au-r; SIDNEY rERii,N. Clerk.
4 true cup, IT lil-l and pTt-r If curl.
Attest; SIDNEY rERHAM. Geek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24
STATE % MAINE.

OiVoHp, sat- the Supreme Jsd'ci.l Coat be.
guu and holden AZ Pau. within ani ior the
Goat, Of O.iafd, on The >ccoai Tuesday %
NoVc.nLrt. 4 II l-6l,
ton ihs foregoing p-ttion It 10 ofierei shat the
petionsS cause an affected COP, ofhs pet,iOn With
thu. or-r IT Court thereon, Gu 10 publ b., three
week. .aocs.sysly "a the Oiiofd Dr'noorsl,a
paper pTini-d IN Paris ~ 'l'd teoa,., 81 oSi"oi,
the last publication o. ~ thirty da,. q, I~a., b-.
90, the e,St term of said Coat. 90 h. holden al
Pan. aiarr.aiI, 90 the second Tuesday Of Mach
neNt, that all psrspa. interested NAV thea ani
there IN aid Court appear ana shs~ oas.~ " an,
the. have Oh, III, p,s,e' O' .ati l-,h'o, sh'o'd
not h. granted.
Aue.t; SIDNEY fERHAN, CLERK
A ttu. copy u pelIioa ani order Of Court thereon.
AIIssIi SIDNEY pERHAM. Clerk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24

Ma. EproR herewith enclose you =
l,, % articles contributed Cor the Soldier.
by The Ladies Of Rami1rd and Milton
comforter 3 qu,l,. pillows, 9pillow.slip-,
~ pair. fr.,ios. pAirs gloves, = shirts, I
rolls baniagos
Nour, truly.
Y. T. ALLTS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24
From the New Eagand Farmer.
The CW,tic Markets at brighton, Cam
btidge n MsdtOId.

THUEspAI, Jan. 10. lSs2.
A. nsrksi. lsS2 cattle, ard S;is- sheep.
rstCss. Be-vss-gNira, so >.
Tr.i qu,l,y. IS IS aud 90,
Seeunl qa,liiy, 20 ~ aHd 80.
Thwd qru,hiy, - - All -.
4 ysrs l. - Nofthsru sold iuF l-.r.
Sb-ep sal Lshi<--Livs seighi. al-1 a l-'c =
L. ht.. 5000. , IS. 500; IOo.
wsFk,ng ossu-Sso; -; 80; as; lt0;
M,ch oo~.-S25; .. %. 50. Ofe.aaIy, 81:
and -
Ns.rung,, - ana ~; ,wo Years olis, Sl2 and
~. three yrsr. nlls, -l> aad IS.
S-i.s-sho,ss. ~hsisssIe, a 2a5i.2. Pat
hog.. 4 and ala.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24

Y : Luikir, formerly q Ramfori has
teen arr7iu'ed County Commissioner, tor
Aroo.,yok County. to on vacancy exist.
ing the Board.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24
TAyEBB yerrexs.

IL g,arii,s.,h, tho doisn o' .'a;Is o~.
wuch G'a..r. AL nurri,l. Zoe w,chmaksn
s,ll he furnished cheaper thai, they c.nhs boash,
- ror'i,ni. IL .h,', people h'i b"itrr call On
HIN ,Ri .lV. m,nes.
E,rr,th,ns sir,n,si O. b. what - !. cold for.
a.. ,uiIo 70. '' ipn-.'y !. N, bet policy" .nd
the mp.t .us o. succeed Arv ~p'k entrusted
q, hna sill h. ,lplr sccoriin; % eonuic,, aud
s,u.alsd sool
lie ~ pali hk-,o .re nv ~ais<hs. that have
b.rn .pnils 'y inexperienced ~otkmsn, snd II
h. din', make them perform well there viii be no
ch,tsr The .,as. with -ls'k..
PLla Waish n,y.m"a,s s'il IL fall i.~sll.i
shcure1s,rrd. col so"d It,rl,sf or verge ~'lche.
.uI L- ,lt-t-i o. i.-'-S E.s,I- meats At a hT
s,r.. Chfuspm-t-f b,l,s.s. ,s.-Ft-d 80 rsichs.
that have PLAIN bii,nc"s; al 6n,lly .nyih'ss
that -.IIitcJ 10 D. d,ns - ws,ch "f cLocb.
vii ~ ,i,n- 81 h.. .hop.a warranted 10 be don-
IN a s,rka,nhks m,aaer.
ws,s solicited fruaa other ~aehma.er', shIch
all b. lone Al TAR di.enunt.
Jcwolry Repaired.
Letter EnrrnSinr neatly fI~cutcd,
EyCmhpsiG Tor OIL Gold sndsil'r.
BtrH,L iIILI. is6l. 33
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Herrics's Kid strengthening Pla,,ers

cure Ia Eve tour., pain. AMI w,akne" Of the
b,ra.i, .,is AL b,ck. AMI khrams'ie C"'apla'n's
ia an rqall, ,had pfiod ~ fine. Spr'ad %
leamifii shit, Lamb 'kin. their ~" .HbFci' the
..s,-s 10 no iacoassnisar-, and each "n@ al
w,a1 ln..a oas ssrA Ia three mOaihs. Pnos Is
- rsuts.
IIr'uck'. Sugst Coated Pile sod Md Pl'''''s
on, .,,d b, DsEsi.. ,ad NeToh,nl. ia ~ plrt. IL
M, Tn,tel State, CaaJias and South Au.fics.
anil m,y ~ yh,.iu.,i Nv csiliag ior them Nv 'hr'r
fiil n,ms. DIR. l.. u. IiERR,Ck Il 20.
Ah.ny. y. \.
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SIDNEY PERllAM. Clerk
STATE oF MAINE.

.ONrnRp, ss.-suprrm- Judicisl Cont. Nosen-
Ter Term. 4. II. 1851
william q. Apdr,~, W. Oliver Macon and josi.
ali =, Mason.
4 Nh -ow Il appearing To III. COar, that the ssL
y t-lrnd.nis sf- not ,nhsbi,aals Of VIA. st,ie,
sud have ~ i.R,s,. sgseI o' at"rasy therein, ani
that the, have ~ MOTTO, ofhs pcndency 81 ih'. sa''
u O. OrrrNrp nv the Court ,hs, the ssid
pl,,nii no,i, the aid dei' ndsns Of the psodenc,
II tn. .ait, d, csa.ing ga abstract 81 tbs wnt
With thu. order a, cart thsreOa. to b. p''sl'she
ih~e v-ek. -.'cc-..i'sly IN ib- Osiosd i'sa"crs'
p.p-.r p'iaird a. Paris 90 .s,d CTsatN, the Lest
publ,t alton 10 be ihir'y dave 81 less before the
newt isTw 81 ssid Cea't, ~ - holden nj fs,U.
aiirr..id, On the second Tae.d,, oi Mach next,
to the cad that the sail dsisndant may thea sni
thee, aup.at At said COuft. snd .hc~ cause, Il
ss, the, have, ~h, jsd.msa 'hca'i not - reader-
sd AGAINST thea. aud execution i.sucd sCco'dng'N.
Attest. SIDNEY rERli,M. CistI.
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,s.,n.er o,rtu,r,,r'.w rir

A..,anp.it 90 sccOuni sans,eJ ior the 'un II
sJJ "a Dsis Of NIT November ~, isoD. Ae.
tstnabc March Tertu, is6I.
LYMAN Raw .oa. Rumiatd. aitou", ur pVi.
4 iruo abstract Of the pisiRin . viii All the
order ~ Conr.
Aue.i: SIDNEY pERu,M. c<,s.
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CEL STATE or MAINE. iiT0.
OivoaD ss.--supseme Judicial Court. Novem.
.sF.F her Tern. AID. 1851.
Pasehan Hall We, Muse Dow ain1.

IasSuHh uhu W. "o~e Dowusn8s
A Nd sow IL spss,ins 10 the Cont that the
IA aid de,rsdaal. 10 nat an iahab,taat Of THE
State and has M Tenant, sgrn ot attorney thersin,
s'si that he has notice u the peodeoey % this
.uit;
lite ORnrRrp by the C.o', that the ,sI
plaisi,d notify III. s.id defendant 9th. penJ-ocy
of the .Sll. b, causing sp abstract Il hi, writ
with ih,.JIdsr Of Coer, thereon 10 he published
three weeks snccessi,,ly in the Osiosd Democrat
q pap~r pr,.ied at Paris 10 ssij Cooni,, the last
ubi,eai,oa to be ,hisiy DAYS at less, before the
NAT tenn Of slid COut, TO b~ holisn at Psris,
aforesaid. on the second Tuesday Of Mach peS',
10 the ssd ,h., III, said del.nd,at may thea and
there appen at said Coart, asd shew cause, "
an, hs has. Why iujsemen, ,houli M, IL ren.
dsrsj against him. asi execution Issued aeeofd'
issy.
IAssrad.f P.~-tf'' Wn.l
Dcls oa a jD,lgtnss, Coz So as deb, aud $40 So
cos, Of .ui,. recovered ~ the Sap~r .or Court nj
iIo.tun. IN The Cosn,y of sufolk and Common.
.-ahh az Mp...eh..s,,., J.s. "a, 1857. Dat. oi
~rt. Ms, ~, 1887. R.,vrable. August Term,
4. ". 1857.
Al,ah BLct, fsri., phi.'ia . attorney.
A tre. cop, of orier Of Csar, sad abstract Of
writ.
Ar..u SIDNEY PERiiAM. Ci.r..