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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02
FROlI CHICAGO.
0HlOAoO, April l


Special to the Journal from Cairo:
Col. Buford yesterday, accompanied BY the
27th and 42d illinois, and part of the 18th
Wisconsin, from near Island No 10, and with
detachment OF cavalry and artillery from
Hi.kman, under Col. Heg. made descent
upon Union City. After q forced march Of
thirty miles they fell upon q rebel encamp
ment ct o'clock in the morning, and dis
Uersed the entire fOrce stationed there, IN 1er
Clay King, consisting Of both cavalry and
infantry. They fed in every direction, and
several of the enemy were killed, wounded
and taken prisoners A large amount OF
sDoils we're captured, and one hundred and
6fly horses, eOmmissary and quarteFmastsrs
stores, &c. f.t.f#
Our loss is one man, from an explosion in
a burning teat. d.. ,,-
The rebel force numbered 700 infantry,
and between 7UO and 500 cavalry.
The following is q special to the Times,
dated of Island No. 10, March 3lst:
The river has fallen several ieohes during
the day, @
The rebels have erected large entrenched
camp in the Bend ofriver, directly in front Of
our gunboats, and an embankment half q
mile long has been thrown up on the ehore
behind which guns are mounted. Large
numbers are masked. .-
There are as yet no means Of ssceftAininP
what artillery they hsve posted at this point
Several batteries, however, are plainly Wis
ible. h t5s ia 5 % A 81
The entertainments extend from the centre
Of the Bend 70 the upper point of the Island
They are constantly busy both with steam
boats and men.
Our m0rtafs fred yesterday and to-day
every fifteen minutes, with what effect We
are unable to decide. The shells are al
thrown upon the Island.
The rebels make no answer, except en- oe-
easOnal shot at our transport.
Occasional firing is heard beyond New
Madrid, caused by engagements between
lne batteries which are placed on the OpPO-
size sides Of the river, below that Place
We have got no news from there
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rnR nrrY nARaRAh-

HE1sas. EBIEoEs :-Bsliovins the Oity Marshal TO
ps one the NEST responsible efoerS Of the Oorpo
ration, We favor the nomination Of our sstssned
fellow citizen, THOMAS MoKIssTRY. Knowing
him these many years in various places Of trust and
recognising him as = gentleman, ksen VigilaDt
onoor, and an snterprifing citizen, We propose to
make him City Marshal.
Please say 20 for Us, and confer an OBLIGATION on
AL CLAssEa or OIIIZENs.
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ap1:Sss

RENovAL.-We have removed our stock TO
l77 Superior street, next door to Taylor &
eriswOld, where We will be pleased to see all
Of our old customers, and as many new ones
as will give Us = call. B. Burns 4 Co.
YoaPrh % Re3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

FRHDHRroE BHFHEE, Of Company r Sew
snth Regiment, who Vss severely wounded
in the right shoulder ct the battle Of Win
chester, is a resident of franklin Mills, and
brother Of Mrs. Perry PrsntiSs, of this
city. he Is spoken of "a an estimabls man.
His wound is not thought mortal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02
WAsH1NGTox April !
AHEsDMENF 10 ENAEOIPATION BILL.

AMEBDMENT TO ENAEOIPATION BILL.
Judge Collamsr proposed to amend the
bill abolishing slavery in the District, by
providing public record of names, ages,
Sc, of persons liberated, and giving them
papers, 50 they could not be rs-snslaved in
Maryland or elsewhere.
NoNIHATIOEB.
Gen. CadWaIlader was nominated today
Msjor General of Volunteers, and Col Bu-
ford, of Illinois, Brigadier General.
GHE. N'oLILEAE.
Gen. Mcclellan ended speechin response
to q serenade, by assuring the soldiers that
he relied on them to help him to fight for
him, and added that he did not think this
last would be necessary he hoped to Subdue
the rebellion without resorting to such sac
rihee.
NO HoRH PASSES.
The system Of passes for civilians will be
abolished tomorrow.
CORRESPONDENT RUSSELL.
Russell, Of the London Times, starts TO-
morrow for Fort Monroe.
LEGAL THHDKR HoTEs.
Nearly q, 800 900 worth Of legal tender
notes, in IS, los and 2Os, reached the
Treasury to-day.
RAYMAsTERB.
The Psymaster General responded 70 the
House, calling for the number Of Paymas-
tsrs, With disbursements and compensation
Of each, By saying there vas not sufficient
clerical force for the work required.
| AvHHUE oLEANED.
Pennsylvanis Avenue was cleaned to
day By order Of Government, which PuF
poses to keep it clean.
TAX on ADVERTIsHNEHTs.
Schuyler COlfsx left the chair to opPosC
the tax on advertisements. No vote VA
OAPTURED BY BEBEEs.
Several privates and officers were re
Gently nabbed BY the rebels ct Manassas
among them, II is reported, an Adjutant,
Sergeant, Major and hv0 privss Of Farms
Worth's Illinois Cavalry.
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JUSTICE OF rRE PEAOE.

request having bssn made by . numerous body
Of his fslIoW eitissnB TO Pref J. B. FITzGERALD,
20 allow himasf to Be PIT In nomination foT Justice
of the Rsaos he has compliSd thars1tth and Is now
= candidate for hsid oRes The Professor f. an old
eitiEsn, and iS highly esteemed By ell who know
him, both e = nan end gentleman.
OEH VIAED, March IS, ls61.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

OLHvELAND LIBRARY AssO0IkTIoN.-The
annual meeting for the election Of officers
Of the Cleveland Library Association will be
held on Monday, April l4th. A preliminary
meeting for the nomination of candidates
will be held on Monday evening, April 7Lh.
AEEETN MATEAUD, Vice PEes't.
n. B. TUFTEH, Secretary.
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PROpr mTssOURI.

BoLLA, No. April I.
Letters from our army in the Southwest
ssy information has been reesiyed there that
rebels under Price and Van Dorm are nov
ing towards Memphis, In response 70 q call
from Beauregard for help, and all rebel forces
in the WegE ars ordered 70 concentrate in
Western Tennessee for 3 great and desperate
ofvuogla
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oaplurod yesterday at Unloa CITY contain
ed letters from oOnfsdsrsts troops & the
Island, representing the forces there ss
dishesrtsnsd and dispiritsd.
Gen. oRAHT's COLUMN.
Nothing from Gen Grants column.
THs RIVER.
The river Is falling.
RETURNIH0 TO ALLEGIANCE.
To-day forty or hfty soldiers came into
Hickman and gave up their arms, and do
sired to return to allegiance and join the
Federal army. They we're a pOrtiOs OF
those Who escaped from Union City ysster-
day. They report that large numbers Of
rebel troops are also disposed to yield.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

NARIE8.-The steamer May Queen left for
Dstroit about noon yesterday. She exPeri.
onced no great difficulty in getting out.
The Erie Railway propeller Bradbury left
st 10 o'clock yesterday morning for ssndus-
Ky. She made her wsy out Of port without
the slightest apparent hindrancs.
The Erie Railway pTopellGs oleGn arrived
from Dunkirk about two O'Clock in the after
-noon.
After to-day marine neWs will be found in
'the usual place for such matter, immediate
1y following the commercial news, under the
Heal Of " Marine"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02
UnEua Oontenti6n.

The proportion of delegates to be elected
q She primary ward meetings on next
Wednesday evening at O'Clock, being in
odd numberl in the lst, 5th, 7th, sth, 10Th.
md l1th Wards, il is suggested that the
Wardf arrange the mater at their several
meetings, 50 IS 70 add one delegate, in or
der 70 make sn even number, il, in their
opinion, such addition is necessary 70 pre-
ssrEe unity Of action. The superintendent
lsalrssdy published Is strictly correct, TAX
ina the last Union election as basis.
HIS. STEVENS, Chairman.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

~ DOyou know how cheap you can buy
Boots and Shoes for cash, at wholesale, at
1I2 Bank street9 Please call and see before
lnsking your purchases.
ap1;Sss J. MAsuR7.
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~Nsrchsnts in waut Of Hats, csps ard
Straw Goods should not fail 70 call ct 2IG
Superior street, Marble Block, where Ii,
latest and Dest styles can be boughs very
low for cash. Palm Leaf Hats and Shaker
Hoods by the case or dozen.
April 2. T. ". PECK,
Successor to Fuller & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

%N. Y. Ledger, Wsverly Magazine,
Vanity Fsir, Scientific American, and
another supply of Leslis's War Map re-
ceiVed ct EVEREFF 4 WusoN's;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

~ Subscriptions to the New York dailies
by the month or quarter received at Ba-
ker's, opposite ths Post-ofice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

We are closing out our bound books ct as
tOnilhing low prices, call and look at them.
E7RRRrF & WTLsoE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

ia CTEE AL1aEs o. FRE LAsE FIsHF .-FOr
the information Of those who may not have
'sssn the point We Wonld state that the
o fr6sIarms last night we're rgoakS." SeVe-
z fal OF the companies turned out and Fersof
course fooled. Such tricks may be very fun
b NJ, hut We fear in the event Of q fire follow
% 5nE them their effect weuld be found serious.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

9D-1hs undresigned will be Candidate for nomi-
nation to the once Of Assessor IN the 9TH ward.
J.B GRIBBLE.
AssEBsoR FoR TIE FOURTH WARD.-AlloW
rs to recommend TO the citizens OF our Ward
the name Of J. B. Gribble Gs q very suita-
blS person to receive the nomination for As
ssssor. BE has every qualification and is
one Of our Oldest and best eitissns.
ssl MAHT VoTEES.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

"a Waverly Magszinc for April 18th has
been received at Bakers, opposite the Post.
Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

~ Ledger, Mercury Scientific Amsri-
can and Vanity Fair for this week received
at Bakers, opposite the POst-OaHOs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

- George spEagus, Wholesale Grocer
sld OORnislisn harohsnt, hsa removed
from Oviatt's Ezohange 10 a MerWin street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

New York Evening Post and Express re-
40 esivsd every evening on time At Bakers, oP-
posits the PoFt-otics,
ase
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

- For frosh Homeopathic Medicines
In Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call ct Halls, II Public Square.
Gug5-RII
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ERAVELERg RKGmFKK.

Cltiaena Wisling conveyance % slthsC % tAe
ebove Trains OF BoAts, will be called for By the
Cc1ahol Of StsFena Omnibus Line, By leaving
ehflf addFeE at the 0Hnt1us 0llce, laI Superior
G,Iett, neXt door q The Weddell HOUSE.
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Prices Army Going to MemPhll
AFFAIRS Ar ISLAND TENI

More Towns Taken in Florida
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I4NAD NElANII-l % u UIVI7IlN
Camp Baker, Lower Potomac,
March 9PiB fqe1


To the Brigade azd Rsgimeaial Command
sFs Of this Division:
MessEs. Eally, Gray, Dunningion, Dent
Adams. Speak, Pries, Posey and CODY, eii-
Eens Of Maryland, owning negroea supposed
70 be with some Of she regimsnai oonpa'
nies, the Brig General commaldiDg directs
that they be permitted % visit al tie camps
Of his command in search Ct their properly,
and, II found, thas taey Be allowed 70 take
DosS-sion Of the mms Withcut any ilsrfe-
rencs vhatevsr. Should any obstacle be
thrown in the way By any ofoor OF soldier
IN the Division, they wiz as oncs Be- reported
to these Head Quarters. By conmand Of
Brig. Gen BOOKER.
rSiRnedl J0sEPH DIcEnsoz, A. A.G.
ThsEs.OFe Resolved, That tie Joint select
committee on the conduct OF the War be re-
qusIied 70 enquire whether ssid order Of
Gen. booker i not Tiolation Of the recent
articleo Of War passed By Congress and aP-
proved by the President conserving ne &C
ton OF the army in the retura Of fugiuye
slaves. and 70 report 6ueh q ramsdy as IN
thu iudqmens Of the COMMITTEES viii prevent
he isg1e OF similar orders which while
tbev outrage The feelings Of loyal men and
necssSarily tend to demoFalils the army.
NJ. WickliRs before the reaiiug Wss con
eluded objected 70 ths-iaGoddsaon Of the
resolution. 9..LE ~
The House then went into thi Committes
of tbs n hole On the tsx biz
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02
NOMINATIONS.

Gen. CadWaIlader was nominated to-day
Msjor General of Volunteers, and Col Bu-
ford, of Illinois, Brigadier General.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

Mr.. Hutchins asked leave to intlpduoo the
following;
WHHEEAs, Brig. Gen. Hooker, command
ing the Army Of the United States Of th0
Lower Botomac, Nd, on tds 18Th day Of
Asrch, 1882, issued an order, Of which the
following Is a copy:
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IRON leland no. 10

The ConsstOgs arrived from Island No.
10 this evening, and reports no change in
sGairs there The RSrtaFs Gre every half
hour, slioing no rosponso. The rebel nail
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

asrl ASH .-1-1a ~ --a-1- .o1 e.
1ress EsFE Ca @
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Our SPECIAL CAlRODIsPlTCHEs.
Latest from Island No. 10.

The Rebels stu in the Upper
Battery. f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-02

Mr. TFumbuI offered aR amendment 10
the original bill, that nc payment be made
FOR any slave 10 any person Uho has born
arms in rsbsllion sgsinst the Q nitsd States,
or in any way given aid thereto
Aftsr further diseussion-ex xeeuiVe ses-
ainn- and adinurnad.
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" ''Ag
Successor to Fuller & Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-05

S'ilEKIff'S SAiE.-O,roEp. Taken ri,
- execution. AID " 80 L. .oli at fulI,c Auci,or 4.
ou >ai8fliy. the tStun .,eNcnih IA, Of Deccmh,f
nNi. at one o'clck IL the shsfnppn. at the oihcr
of ii,aty 10. >miih. ~ fNrl'urg, ~ .ari county
Ill the tisht M equity which ilcnp 10. sn,lh, 81
STOW, ~ the County Of oNfuui, has, 90 had onthe
kliernih IA, Of No'rml-T. 4. u. ls62, l-iag the
iin- Il The aiischmsnl 81 the 'ime 90 execution.
a. re,rn he Ellowins described zeal estate. .ltu.
aiei w. stos 10 Wit CERTAIN Ut of liRi situated
in STOW, With the bnilIing. ihetcnn, bcing the
homestead farm u the ,aii ilrnr n. Smith.
The slo'c dc'cril-ip fcrns-. hcing subject to .
mortgage gwen 10 rhOna. Na.on. Il Porter, 10
,sCmc The payment 1T a Riis oi hand lof tS hun.
decd dollars, dalcd September tssnty third, AID.
ls52, payable ~ one ,rat if,m date, With interest
annually. va which there !. nov dee the sun ol
three hundred and ni..Iy dollar. and sighi.-..S
c-Li,. Saii d--d isins recorded IA the lie 'stp
of DEED. ot Wesiera O,iad.
J. = POWERS, Depdty sheriff.
fDebdrs. Nov. -, is62.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-05

OxvoWp,s. A. a Court ~ Probate held q
Paris. wuhin and fu the Cosa'y IL Oxissd.
on Oh. third Tse.dsy of No,eaA~s. A. ID. Iee1.
ELIZA PARiiN named ssscv'rin In certsia
II in.,,umeat parpor'ing 10 h. the lAst ~ili sd
testament ~ Almoed P.I,a. LAT. % ssmnsv Ia M
county deceased. having presented The SANE fss
pTulI,isi
O,dusd, Thstih. said -,ecuris give so,ios 70
all p.,.aa. interested. by causing copy of THE
oft,er H. he published three weeks suocsssi,sly 10
ala. oNfbni l,smorrai printed al PARE, tbs, ,ksy
my appear at q Probate Co-u 10 10 hsh q, Pafis
lnrT ~ .a,l COUNTY. IN the third Tuesday Of Dec.
nrsi, q, nipr o'clork ~ the iorsooc- ssd sssw
cause. u any they have. shy The -.ms shosd
MT 10 proved. approved aud allowed 40 the last
will aud leslamsm ~ .iid d-crss~i
D.. W. WOODBURY., JsSs.
A true oopy-atiesti =. :. lioss, Rsgisief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-05
T.. v. WOOUBUK1, Joige.
coz, -i,t~, J :. lioHA,. Register.

OtToEp... Ala Couuoi Probate hed At Beth.
~, wilma aui ipr The Iouui, o'Oslofd, %
the ainth ~, II Sepirml.r \. ~. i-bs.
nRREN l., IliNMvN, administering ~ts
" the will ,un.,ri, Of the estate Of At'''L.
il-mmun. late ct tr'u, 90 'IIi ''uHiy .'iss.s'ed'
h,,ins prr.ruted hi, Gr,i accp ~ u sdmin,'trA-
tion of he estate IL .ad dcr,i.~i ipr aliossnoei
Oriu'f. That the .a,d sdrnin'.t'T go. notice
10 al psf.1n. interested. by causing copy OF
BE-. nrie' o. H. Published three srcks .Drees','e'
ia th. O,iori Democrat ptiniei a P"ls, tisAs
he, NAY appe,f,t Probate Coari 10 bc held ~
Il rau., 10 saii couuty, 90 the third Tuesday oi
Drcrnlsr neSI. At ten ocl"Ck IN the iorr"oon. snd
,hev cause, Il any the, ha',,~hy the came should
not Lr allowed.
T.. ". WOODBURY.. Lodge.
is. iIoEB,. R,Ent".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-05

OsToRp. .-Na Court ofpfohs', hsd at Par
-, suh,n ani iur the CpsuiN ~ osiori, %
the ih,ri Ta-.da, 81 Nsyrml-r. \. ID. es2.
VEZiAIl u FARMER, ..lf,a''sairix oa the
n estate oi Josiah Fake, late Of RumI"td 70
aid couaty, decreased, having pIe.erird h'r ht"
,cruunt of administration Of the estate OF SAID DE
c-asri lof allowance:
O,iJ,i, Thd the .,ii slmin'.'s give no.
lee o. 81 p"f.oa, Interested, by c'u.ing ovry ~
,h. ORDER 4, h. rabl'.h~i three ~cS.."ees'''vs-
f, ~ the UNiDri Democrat pfiatrd at Paris. that
he, M, arp~ar al 4 pr,IItr Coafi to 10 held 81
Psfi., ~ .i,d county. on the third Tuesday Il
D,cemlrr n.Ni a. ten oclo, ~ The iofen"o". nod
hc~ cau.-, if.n, ihcy have. My the same 'hosit
,otbc granted.
T.. ". WOODBURY.. JaJgs.
Atrus cap,-aii,,l: J. :. lloHBs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-05

CLOTHING FoR rHE SlLDIESs. Con,riou-
ton. Of woollen underelothing-shirts. un
der.hirts. drawers. and s,o kings. will be
gra'efOIIT received and faithfully dis'r'but-
cd. ii sent TO Maine State Agency. No. 90
y St. Washington. n. e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-05

OtToHp, ..-h CONT ofPrulnle held 81 70.
80. within and fpr the Cnunt, Of o.fo,j. oaihs
pirl ru-s,la, ~ Nuseuisr. AID. 1907;
DUH HASKELL. admini.traii,s OF the ss-
IL tate of Ihopis Haskell Late Of Otiofd "a
.aid Coua,,. de 'sa.~i. hs'iag Pfr'oa,.d her bret
49, Glal arcuani 81 administration oIthe estate VI
slid drcsasr,i lpT allowance.
OriUi, ThiI the sad ad'nin''irstTiS give no.
tcr ~ al perspas Interested by CAUSING copy
u ihi. prier 10 De- phi'.''hei three weeks 'nees''
,yrl, IA thc ONlprd Den'ocrat pu"'sd At fars'
that ih~y n'y appcir ata Probate 'oa" 10 bs
held Al p.fi., ~ .,ii couni, oa the third Tossdsy
of p-,.n,-r n.Nt. ~ ten 81 the clock "a The fore
noon. aaJ .Ls~ cau,e. II any the! have, ~h' The
sane .hould mt t- all,s-d
L.. ". WOODBURY., ledge.
4 tfu, copy-aiio.ti J. : ilOSAs, Rss,si0.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-05

ONToNns si A. . toufi of Probate hsidsirs.
RS, siiha aud fof the coan', 81 Osford. ostAs
ihirl rs..dsy Of Novrmh-r. A. ID. 1857.
~ % Isi~i'ah IIauiy late II Ran,prd 10 ssid
Couaiy, Jrcsa,c,, p''p,ds io' an allowance Yst 81
the pefsonal estate oi her late ha,l,sAd,
Ordrsi. That the aid Ist,Iiobsr give po4.es 10
al pef.ua. iaisresisd, bY e.s.,sg . eupy ~ The
order % H. Published three week. ..u~s.i,eiy
IN the O,f,fd Dr'noc'.i pfinied 81 Paris. ths Z
ihry may appear At Probate cood ,ol- kshst
P.ri. ~ .a,d Coaniy 80 the ihud Ts>sisy sf
Drc,m-T nsNi. az tea O'Clock 10 Isr lc'e-,os. ssd
,hs~ cause. II any they have. ~Ay The ssss
,houli not be granted.
4 ,,us eop,-.iis,ts J. :, iIoHB,, R.g,.,.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-05

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. sr,rIo,
~ MAisu. ONFoHp, IS. where's, Wh'
liam Young sni frcJ.,,c T.. Young. Of Norway.
Couni, AMI siat- sfor-.sid,by their mprig'g- deed
dated August 10, 1855, snd '-rorird ~ the Os.
fi,d Resi.lry book iOi, page. 40 and 3ii. COO.
,r,- To- ne cefiaa piece ri hnd situated ~ 'a'd
town 81 Norway, :" secure the ps,,"sn, 81 one
crriain note e hand given bs .a'd william and
ranei. l.. Young 10 Ia,men, lnr -a'i hnl. Now.
therefore. IN. conditions 81 'aii mafigage ha'i"g
been b,olrn. cl.im foreclosure ihcr,oi pufsnsut
10 III. statute IN .Uch sa... made anil provided.
EZRA =. BEAl..
NoTsay, Nov. 20, 1862.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-05

OSToRp.'s.-Aia Cont ~ Probate held 1t 70.
~. wiha and af Oh. Coun,, NJ osiofd. 90
the ihiui Tu,dN II November. \. ID. 1861.
CATHERINE >OULE. alm,ni.,rairi, DO hss,s
v ma m the estate ~ i-.ihIop L.. Scale kis VI
OSlord N 'a,d Couniy, Jecsa.sd. having P,s'ss'.
I'd her 6ri and haal acco"nt Of Standardization u
he estate ~ ,a,i deceased 'o' slL'sa@si
Ouisrrd. That ihr .lid 'dn'asl's give notice 70
al pcf.pu. interested b, csu'ins . copy 81 'h,s
pfdr tu b. pph''.hci ;hfr~ week. 'arce..i'sly 70
he ONioui Drmucfsl, srsspsP-r piint.i 70
Pans. that thss aaS spT-,f a. f'"h.,e Co"st
fn H. he'll ~ rhri.. ~ .a,d evaniy, 90 tho lind
rus.d,, e DstsHi.r neat, NJ tea o'rlD'k % the
of-nas,n. Ipi shes cause, II any ihs, have. ~hy
IN. same ,hould not d. gu,nl~i.
b.. ". WOODBURY., Jsise.
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II AR K I Z d

IL Paris. 81. b, Joha Drpas,i. Isq., Nc. ri@.
9th, ". Gcrhau cf Nos~s, to hr.' Lm'ly 4.
Rove II ONiord.
L. roul,usl. ssih ult.. Lieut.. Jar,i. S,sy.n.,
e.. \. 1t Maiae cs'alg, o. Miss l.ab'lL' ;
saith o Z roTtLiat.
a. Ne~D, Oct N, b, otfin Fo.isr. Esq,.
rli.hs R,nist, D.. to Lucw,is u. ftu.t; Nov.
=. b, .su's Peter ". lleau 10 M'ss MARY L. Ohd-
"a to'h q Hanover.
.. B,..to,,. Nov 6. VI. ilrr-chcl Parker II
Rso,kl,n, y. Y. o. Me. Hannah Nalk~r, daush.
tet II ilua T,moth, waAsf ol Rumioud,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-05

OtvoRp. .s.-At Cont of Probate, held q
rsu.. ~,ihin and fur the COuH,y oi OSfo'd o.
the third Ips,day II November A. ID. lss?i
4 LBION T.. BRADBURY. executor Of The
~ h.t will and ie.tament u Thomss B'Adbs'y
Lle IL Caniun 10 said Cuunts, deceased. hAsiss
presenisd hi. hnh ,er"uat Of sd'na'irsi'oa OF ne
..i,is 81 .a,d decra.e,l ios a.bwaoo.i
O,d.r,d, Thst the ,aid Es'ouiof give no.
tice 60 eli psr.oa. Interested by causing copy OF
this order tote published IhT.' ~,'s' 'seesssNs'
1, an m. O,Gpfi Democrat ihstihsy ma, APPEAR
Al = ,'r,h,,e Court a. he held al Paris, IN said
Count, on the ihi,d Tvs,ds, oiDecrml~s "~,i, q
ten at ihs clock Ia the inrenoOn, aad sht~ cause
IL an, they have Why the same should not b
T.. W. WOODBURY.. Judge.
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OtroRn. as.-tta Cont ~ Probate he'll az Pa
49,. within anil toe the County 81 Oxt'',i. %
the ih,ri Ta..lay oi NOVEMBER, 4. 10. t-s7.
IRA BARTLETT, gprIisa 81 Miriam y. RICE.
| m,not her II Jo'~ph u. Rec, late 81 Pare 10
,sid Co,aiy. !-cca.ei, having p,r'eni.d he fret
acroual of guardianship 81 .s,d Ward io' sno~.ses
O,f,,si. ih,t the sa,d Gunrdiia give setles To
III person. interested, by causihg = cop, ~ THE
as,i~S - l.. pahi,.h~l ~ the Osiofd Desnoe,si,
printed AZ i'ir'., that the, NV sPpe,r at Pro.
ls,c Court q" H. holi.n al Pans, ia ,sd toanty.
ua the ihim rur. -, II D~rrmlsr ss,l, 81 ten 81
he clock ia the Drrnoon. and .b~~ c.u.- " ssy
The, have VII, the ,afne .houLi not 10 allowed.
T. ". WOODBURY.. Jpdse.
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Washington, Dec. ., lsts

We bear casually Of The death OF Gideon
eastman, E.q., Tor - many years one u
the supporter. Of Hebron Ae.deny, lie
WAS nearly the only connecting link be-
tween the generation which established tue
Institution and the present..