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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06
THURSDAY, June 5-P. N.

The war news from the West had decidedly IA
vorsble influence upon the Stock market this morn.
ing, and the speculative action received a new i'm.
pulse from outside buyers, and purchasers to
cover shorts. Prices were somewhat irregular,
but the comprehensive movement was toward
higher prices. The elements for the rise, which
have existed in the market for some time
past, and which have occasionally been checked
by circumstances, again exertng their legitimate
influence. The expansion of paper money which Ii
now going on must bring about an imitation Of val
ues Of all sorts Of property, and to this influence
nothing is 90 sensitive as Stocks. At the Second
Board the market was again frmer, with
q very active demand for the leading fan
cies. The rumor Of tho fall Of Memphis and
Fort Pillow, another tportant step in
the wiping out Of this rebellion, had an important
influence. After the session, the market was very
firm, and in some cases higher prices were estab-
lshed. Central sold up to 81, Pacific Mail liz, Rock
Island 65 Galena III Michigan IS, Illinois Central
64I, &c. The Southern Michigan Issues and Illinois
Central were in demand and strong. Government
Securities were well sustained. The Coupon Skies
were lO6} Did, and 7.3O p cent Treasury Notes sold
as high az 1869. At the close the quotations were;
United States 6's 1881, Coupons, 1861 Slo6i; United
States Sc 1874, Coupon, 96; Treasury Notes, 7.3O,
IO6i; American Gold, l04ol0i4; Tennessee Is, 6oi
06O,; Missouri State &c, 52a52l; New-York Cen
tral, 9lia92; Erie Railroad, 3si Erie Preferred,
66I; Hudson River, IS; Illinois Central, Gag; Galena
and Chicago, 70; Rock Island, 65; Panama, l3l q
1885, Harlem Railroad, l4i ais; Harlem Preferred,
36I a 81; Michigan Central Railroad, G5a65a; Mich
i9an Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, "a;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Guaran'
tsed, 57Ia5I.
The market for Foreign Exchange is irregular but
firm, under the advance in gold. Rates are nom
insl.
Freights have been unsettled but close frmei
under the influence Of more liberal offerings. To
Liverpool the engagements are loo, GOO bush. Con
at 3d. in bulk and 81 SD. in bags, mainly at the In
aide rae' Il, 900 do. Wheat at sd, in bags; 5000
bbls Flour at 2s q. 3D.. eco pckgs. Lard at 2Ja
100 bbls Lard Oil at 3Os. To London: $4,000 BUSH
Wheat ct 81 l0d., in bags 1900 bbls Flour at ~
I'D. a q. 3D.; 400 boxes Bacon at 3Os. To Glsgow
100 tcs Lard at 32s. Cd. The Charters arc An Amer
lean vessel of 1870 tuns for four months at $sOo =
month, and vessel Of 200 TINS TO load lumber at al
Eastern port for the Canary Islands at I'll 2 month
Tie business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
81. 43i, Sos SI--for Customs, $is4 ,oOoi Payments
&3ss ,6I5 IS; Balance, $li,6G6,923 60.
The Michigan Central earnings for May were al
follows;
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JuSr s-le7s3 bb., Flour 7a2 bba Corn Mssl 100 bsQ
do l8l4 bbls Whisky la8 358 bush. Wheat lWW oese
Com 259S6 bush. Rye. $500 pksa Provseaa h"" Pk0
Lard s23 kegs do; 80 pkg. Ashe~
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The Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen in the past
Of so, 600.
The annual meeting Of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad Company was held early in the week at
the office of the Company in Cincinnati.
A rough draft Of the General Superintendent
Annual Report was read to the stockholders, and
some exhibits, only partially complete OF the oper-
sions of the road, were laid before the meeting.
The report in full will be ready for publication in the
course Of week or two. The gross earnings for
the year ending April 80, 1862, were iss9, 9G ISL
expenses, $4,000 Ill net earnings, $li9,O3s2.
Tie passenger business shows falling of Of
$57 i97 o. and the freight business an increase of
80. li2 SO, 10 compared with the previous year.
The gross earnings were $6S, So3 ~ less than for
the years 1860 and 1861.
Mr.. Cisco received to-day 100000 of demand
notes from Washington, in 81, lOs and 2os. In de-
posi,s for y cent loan or for conversion the move
ment is not active to-day.
Gold has advanced to 49fi Y cent premium, at
which the supply is rather better. The old srue Of
Treasury notes receivable at the CusiopslIouse
synpathizs with the advance in gold, and are held
at 1 v cent, with sales at sai v cent premium.
The demand for Debt Certificates il good ct 1907 a
1901. The business in 100 y cent Treasury Notes
is large, and ,ales have been made as high 1907.
At this price they are about equal to u , v cent
stock at par, and in addition have the option for
some two years and half Of convention into q e y
cent twenty year stock which option is worth at
least 3 u cent.
Money il 3d4 y cent on demand, with favorite
eollaeras. There ia scarcely enough business doing
in paper to make q quotation.
The imperial average Of wheat ia Great Britain
on the
2i,h May 1852, was.....................37. I'D
Same tine, 1851. wss.....".............5ts 3D.
In favor Of 1862. - ID
On the 10Th of April, 1867, the average
Wm........................ 3D.
May "a, ............"......."....sI- Id
Advance since lsth..............".. 3D.
Ever since April 10, the English Circulars have
reported the market "dull," "drooping," de-
Ginning" and "heavy." These reports were, to a
great degree, "bogus," as the annexed figures from
Tie London Eeonomist show:
PKIcxs IN LONDON.
April 10. 1861 May "a. 1852
Flour Common American, bbl....... 23G26s. 2sdNs
Inisn Corn, $40 N. white. ..........3+0aaa U@9''.
The Exchanges at the Clearing. House this NOR
ming were $26. OIL 1888 30.
Tho statements Of the banks Of the three principal
cities Of tho Union for the last week compare with
the previous one, and the corresponding time Of 1861
~ follows:
ny, Ma, ., Is.f: S:ss:!s s'ss1: ssss?
boston, June o. so,sM.SI .s,y:es sissIss s asas
=
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GALE of STEAMBOATS, at AUCTION.
~ The Michigan Southern aud Norherp indiana Railroad
Conpsny's steamboats, CITY OF BUFFALO and WEST
ERN METROPOLIS with Furniture Tackle. &C. viii be
sod 1t the City Of Toledo THURSDAY the i2th day OF
June next; IL O'Clock fall and complete inventory Civ
ing description boss engines furniture kc may be
had the Office of the Company No IL Milsmst, on the
"a Of June ner. T. NJ GILBERT,
HENRY KEEP, Trustees.
A. HAvENEYER.)
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OFFICE rHy JzyyxxsosvILLs, RAILsoap Co. !
JKyYKnsosviLLE, Ind, May "a, 1862
IEEEERSONXILLE RAILROAD FIRST
,I,o HOLDERS of the BON Is of the CIT,

gI>O HOLDERS of the BON OS OF the CITY
i or COLUMBUS OHIO, payable 70 the Treasurer Of
the Columbus and Xenis Railroad Company.
The holders Of the Bonds the Cy Of COLUMBUS svsn On
thu ~ d,y Of july l849 payable to the Treasurer OF he
Columbus Xens Railroad Csmpsn- or bearer and fnade
eemsbe on the ist day OF April De- l64 or redeem
sbe at Of the City Council OF Colnmbu, ate o
list day April D. le5l hereby notified thst ,a'd
Cry Council ready to redeem taid Bonds az me
of6ce OF MILLER DONALDSON Co.: In the City Of Co
umba Ohio aud tina, interest said Bonds After the lat
- L. DONALDSON, President, .
J. J. fzgysToy City Council, Columbus, u
City CIerx.
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Total s335 I76 $40 ss5 ets lD 4e 10 gig O
All week. a3s 755 on IN e4O 9os N56OW1 1927 tsT
Lasi year go. ?o3,l7s0n IAop,sT las'''Na E'l%osp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

SATURDAY
FAST MEN OF THE OLDEN TIME.
in which all the Comedians Of the establishments viii perform
being the only this that they have all spPes ID
4 Fl Of F s SRs JOHN SEXTON
MONDAY.
LAST NIGHT or TIE SEASON.
'N " II TIE LITTLE TR2isUIk md
combining the entire strength Of the Company vii be pro
BENEFIT NIX M Nh WlI MVss 'r''''""h
b,s 70 state tina, lie has let bis TheA,er for SUMNER
Mr. AND MRS. FLORENCE.
ss; s,s al. e which these artists are 80 eminent
r AURA KEENEs THEATER.
II , To-NI TONG Fsis'yl, Js Ire. e. iasa-
REPETITION or THE GREAT BILL
Second time Of tho Union Baker
The celebrated Toy Symphony Haydn
AGO. ''' GIFT POLKA.
E somm.nc, with III. .acc..
'''-' ~" THE POST BOY;
THE PRIDE OF RANK.
10 conclude T BEAUTIFUL SPECTACLE.
TIKI ELVES
Tur srATGrE BRIDE.
New and Beautiful scenery sj,, ma.iO and Dresses
''''' MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
foT the Summer Season. to eOmmence on MONDAY NEXT
Junes
NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
ofths
GRAND OPERATIC SPECTACLE.
THE FNCHANTbEsS
The distinguished young American Vocalist
MISS CAROLINE RICHlNGS,
The Danseuss Of the age. -
ANNETTI GALETTI,
VIII appear EVERY NIGHT.
Splendid SCENERY, BEAUTIFUL MUSIC,
FULL OPERA TIC CHORUS SUPERB DANCES
Admission - cents; Family Circle p cents.
WILL CLOSE.
w The 9th ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of the NATION.
AL ACADEMY Of DESIGN will co6s for the
MONDAY the 21d inst, at 10 p. Galleries open daily
from q. m. to 10 o.
Admission rs cents Catalogue 10 cents
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indcatious that The wants Of the South American
markets will force demand, which may compensass
for its long depression.
We annex some particulars Of tho market more IN
detail, as follows:
Brorn Sheefings.
The chief makers of standard heavy Sheetings ash
l4l q l5c., v yard, with small stock On band.
Medium grades are held at II Sl3lc. Light Sheet
ings sell readily at ga IOIc. s
Drills.
TIE stock Of Drills in this country has become very
much reduced, and the market is comparatively bare.
and scarcely equal TO the homo demand although tho
markets Of China and the East holding the large
stocks ever known. If the goods should not b re-
shipped, which is scarcely possible, the fabric will
advance materially.
We quote the market as follows:
Thirty.inch heavy standard drills. .....H dl4ie.
Thirty inch medium d. Ills.
Twentyeishtinch light drills. -...lN0nic.
Bleaehed Sheetings.
All low grades Bleached Sheetings, whether Of L
I, or A. style, are and improving 10 prcs.
The fine goods counting from SOxs0 ossxlo0 are dul,
and may continue 40 until the war is over. The d.
version Of these goods from civilians who have bs.
come soldiers is great, and tells on the market.
Printing Cloths.
The nominal price for Printing Cloths has been
az follows:
5lxs6. ..............Ic a --l60x60. @
56x6o a -i6+x6i... ..8c. -
Some sales have been made at fraction discounss
but the market is rampant.
Prints.
The large sales to the Boston house have inn
proved the market for Prints and many holders have
Withdrawn entirely.
DENNIS, Stripes, &c.
Increased business has been observed in the regu.
Lar styles of Denms Stripes and Ticks, ct increased
value. The irregular styles, or those loss known.
are no. moving in quantities, but are held firmly.
Cotton Duck
There is not much demand ct present for Duck -
any price which will afford remuneration in It's manr
nfacture Most Of the mills Discontinued prcduedoe
in January, with the advance Of cotton and are MOI
inclined to start their wheels again, unless the mar
ket changes radically.
Osndbnrgs.
These goods are scarce and wanted; being cut %
from the usual Southern supply, the market 10 bare
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week compares with the previous week. and with the
corresponding week Of 1861, a. follows:

The statement OF tho present week, as compared
with the preceding, shows an increase of $l O92 in
the items of loans and discounts, $i65, $3.50 in de-
posts, and o decrease Of $l5S,6ls in circulation,
and $ls79O in specie.
EFFORTS from Nso- York 10 Foreign Port, 81 Certain Lad
ing iytieIes Of Dons.ie Produee tor Me F1N Ftre
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Gales bn Antiloi,.

nISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES
IL FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA
IT, s. MARSHALS SALE
BURDETT, JONES 4 Co.. Auctionesrs.
Nv virtue Of en- order Of sale dscd 18th day Of May 1862
20 me eced by the Honorable Court Of the United
Sstes for tho District OF Florida will sell at public
auction, $3.50
WEDNESDAY. the llth day OF June 1852
Al Lsuberts stores Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn,
At IL O'CLOCK ~ -
TxRws SALE-Such funds viii be received BY the IA
s.ant Treasurer of the United States deposit will be taken
In payment -
4! bales COTTON from prize schr. VIM. C. Bee.
A. bales COTTON, from prize schr. Rose.
22o bales COTTON, from prize schr. X e. fnos
100 bales COTTON, from prize schr. President.
2Y6 bales COTTON, from prize schn Eugeuie
~, S S:s' S corToS, from prize 'chr Cora
s9baies COTTON,
10 bales MOSS.
3.5 w. O. SLAVES,
case rER , nus CAPS from P,s . ;onr. "'"
cssk, SOLDER from prize schr. Anna Belle.
SAMPLES CAN BE SEEN ON AND AFTER THE
GTH ISSr, AT THE OFFICE OF II. BkNNER, No. ll3
WALLST.
JAMES c. CLAPP,
u q Marshal Southern District OF Florida.
ByR w. WEIGH, U. s Deputy Marshal
NewYoTk June L. 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

I'm H. Stocs E,chs ae there Is little alteration in the value
OF money thu charge for loans Govsrnmens securities oe"s
ssy about ltg1 Y cent ,,.,,, a..
o .tok bank and Discount houses have made the custom
sry changes in their allowances deposits The following
| are the preseat terms: =, ,
Discount houses at call. per cent
Ditto with days notice.. ..''.'.. u per cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

In relation to American stocks, Messrs Barring
Bros s. Co. remark:
Tn. imrrcyen,en. In prices has brought forward sellers
And he purc ase, chiefly corred to hose hitch can be
r.m.d 10 the United Stsles. There little variation from
the last quotations.
Tie London Times Of May "a notices and quotes
market as follows:
Among Colonis, tho Grand Trunk Of Canada recovered
Buaso ssd Lake Huron Preference and Great Western Of
Canada shsres but Atlantic and ~. Lawrence co,ed
lower In Ma yisnd and United states each I'M
provod and Erie shaies and Illinois Central shares each
=. Wal lo,Har
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

A. lbc Ioudep aud Westminster, p cent only Tor un1'
below $3.50. II, &,
Annexed arc the rates Of discount in the principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

Leans Deposits. specie Shcul o..
MI, May 81 $40 axe l2s "a 1ss 3s1 ~ ssss u
Boston, June O. 6o,G77,31 7673*ee iSsIss T.,
Phil, June o.. 3l747,07o 733st.M 6.3S9,+S2 tosoi
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Duiloins Materials.


7 EAKY ROOFS CURED.--Ellerys fntent
l phh., Paint one cent q foot and warranted No 80
Grand I5J Bowery 81 Psrkro~. Aster place 70
rhss Ss Sin Az Szd and Sdsv ii South Thirst. W msOG
CHEET IRON.-Russia, Belgian, and Patent
Imitation Russia Sheet Iron Tfn and Icrne hoo
ius Plate Charcoal Coke. "A Thomson Co., BID wstsr"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

ON BOND and MORTGAGE.-$20,00 600 in
" hsnd belonging to al Estate and some 10000 or
$4,000 expected in one sun OF 'eyeI. on
srsty frtcisss ecurity Applications Of this character
tom orpcipel. will be consde ed sddressed EX., Box
No 1859 Poet Office B-shoud extraordinary security
be offered . part might be loaned 81 s per cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

Apply to associates In
Nsw-York.. ....RICIIAnD c. ELLIOTT,
Attorney and Counselor, No. 90 Nsssaus .
Brooklyu ......JOSEPE NJ. PRAY.
Atspey and Counselor, No. 349 Fulton st.
Pott.vle Pa. WIN. H. SMITH Attorney ard Counselor.
New Haven. .SlLAS A. BRADLEY,
Attorney and Counselor No. Streets Building
Hartford. .....C. c. SHULTAS,
Attorney and Counselor, Nc. Hurserforas Block
Albany. .u.....WM d. HARRIS,
Attorney and Counselor No. 81 StatesL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-21

Mr. Golden made very sensible remark,
10 Parliament. recently. in discussing the
policy Of intsrvsniiOn, be aid. " |, would
b cheaper 10 keep the whole population Of
The cotton district, aye, even on turtle.
eAnpaigne and ,snis0n than TO send TO
America to obtain cotton BY iorss Of arms.
81 month. Of war would essi more than
would MAINTAIN the entire peOp!, Of these
District. ten year. VIA, -e .hoalI DO i.
t. sndsavor TO pa, an end to Asy'ism Of
warfare which "a. caused the cotton crisis
By sfeetibg "a alteration in International
maritime lave, - - 70 prevens the posi-.
biliy Of such state u things in future. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-21
Tm srynrn REGIMENT. I,i,no di,par.

TuE SEVENTH REGIMENT. !, i.no di'par.
assnsnt to any other regimen, IRON thi.
State to .ay tha, no regimen, in the service
has won a higher place upon the page OF
history for courage and endurance than
the gallen, seventh" IL Ia. been en-.
Gagged in ten battles, and on every field Il,
has nobly sustained the reputation Of the
son. Of Maine.
This Regiment. as 10 well known, is nov
IN camp at Camp Abraham Lincoln"
having been sent home TO rvs, and recruit.
ard 10 on ur Its sadly lhinned ranks. We
should BE glad to see 1t Oiled up 80 tha, i,
might again resume it, plaec m the tore.
mOss ranks and participate in the oommin:
forward movements now plainly indicated
II vAs peculiarly fortunate IA the selection
Of it, Field ofieors and in the c1tirr oi''7o'
OF all clique. and parties, both among the
STAT aud Line oisccrs, which have 80 sadly
impaired the efficiency Of mary other res
iments. The ohssrs have been united. and
lahorsd together Tor The bcs, good OF the
bs-i good o, The men uuisr their charge.
Beside. this, promotions are made Tor
neri,oriou. services. and the private in The
rank, nav e1pec. to rise Il. BY his conduct.
he deserves IL.
"Tho,e who have secn service, AMI know
whereof they speak. are very decided in e1
pressing their sonviciious TIA, It u much
better for person, enlr.tng now 70 enter an
old regiment rather than new one. Tor the
reason that they can have all the advantages
aeerulus from the experience Of The old
member. without having 10 endure IN
Necessary hlrd.hiP.. They more rapidly
iall into The habits OF a soldier. and more
quickly learn bow 10 be such by being
associated with Old soldiers.
1--WE hope. IN view " these facts, that
ihs authorities, 10 towns whose quotas are
no, vet full. will act in conjunction with
tie recruiting oG,cr Of th' regiment. and
thu. 20, only furnished the full nimber
required Of them. bu, AID in SLING tho ranks
Of veteran regiment, - tina, u may asain
hasten TO the eat 81 var. there - ,,riks
heavy blow. for the Constitution aud abe
unoa." Press
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-21

CoNcmr The we.l-known Barker fAmi.
ly are to gave a concgr,, this. Thursday even
ins. at Academy Hall. Barrett. Panorama
Of the American Revelation will be e1hlb-
tied in connection, making very attractive
entertainment. They sins IN Portland en-
Thanksg wing daY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-21

CllENlff'> SiLE.-O,ToEn -. Takeu %
- execution. ,ni ~iIl h. soh at rublc Auction 4.
on : SATURDAY,, the t~suN .seycath daS u December
next al uus o'cacs o. the sitefn"oa. at the utire
Of iisur, N. >miih, in fN~hnfg, IA .nil County,
~ The az be- ~l,ity which ilenr, 10. Smith. 81
Stus, "a the Couni, uf ON1fd, has. 90 had on the
Gnssuih "a, of N1Jsml-r. 4. II. l-62, l-ing the
tine u The atischm-nt at the slme oa execution.
% o., rem he iouWing dcscriid real estate. stu-
atcd No stow, 10 ut: \ CERTAIN iot OF hn'l situated
On >iss. With the ba,Ling. theirua, b-ing the
homestead fsfm 1T the -a,d Henry u. Smith.
The above DESCRIBED premise. hcing subject To a
mort .agv g,yea ~ Thomas Mas"a, Il Porter, 20
secure lhs payment IL a note Of hand ior two hun
dfs'i doLars, GATED September t~enIy third. Al ID.
ls5s, p'I abs Ga oue ysaf i,,H date, Nth interest
ann,sl, GA shich there ., nov doe the sum 81
three hundred snd n,asiy dollar. and eighiy-.ix
ceLis. Sad deed teing r-co5isd ia the Re- sly
II Dseds isT Western Osuui.
J. : POWERS. Dspay sheriff.
Tpslurg, Nov. -, ls62.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-21

GEN. CAss o. INA REMOVAL o. McCLEl-
IAN. The New York Poss makes Ibis an
nogneement, I've have the bes, authority
for stating that ten. Cas-. in communi'
cation to the President. has expressed the
fulles; approval Of the removal Of Gen.
Mcclellan from ths command o. our aruy
IN Virginia"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-21

Gen. Barn.ile headquarters were at Cat
ls,s'. Station to day. aud ere this reaches
you. the whole army will DO nearing Fred.
erIessburs \ Large quantity Of supplies
have been sent there, and a force Of contra.
bands aud mechanics, under Gen. Haupr.
Tor building wharve. and the railroad a,
Aqua Greek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-21

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Pct. SAYS. Citizens Of rsunes'
&C. uow in Washington express the opinion
that State wall -end an administration
delegation 10 the neIi Congress. The two
nsnbsr. n The rressh, Congress, MOSp
MAYNARD aud and Clemens, are almini',ra'
0op. should IN entire delegation come
from TsnpS.cs. it will give the hex, House
10 the Republicans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-21

Iti,siaei little known that cor the frs'
Eve years Of our Government, the United
Saie- S-uAtl always at in secret. The
fret tine the doors were thrown open io'
public discussion va. on the contest A' Il
The risb, Of Albert Galla,in to a sea, ia the
Seuato.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-21

Isi..aii that portion Of the property
DESTROYED by Ssmm,- and his pirate crew,
was insured IN England. That's good.
We want JOHN Boil to appreciate l'siH''y,
tie acts o. thee fellows, and then hs may
no, be a. willing 70 give All aud sonior; to
the rebels.
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4 ADMINISTRATIONS sALE.-n, ,.ce. b

4 ADMINS rRArRIN ShLE.-B, yido. IL
y LIcau., bou the judy Of Probate. i,r the
Cou1i, of Oxford. the uajrfsigu rd, lnia,.tr,if,
81 the estate Il JOSIAH Parker, late OF Rumiprd. .
Ga the Cont, o, ONtfd. Deceased oill sell. by
pubiic oi private sa'r, on the pfrini-s. IN said
Ruuilri, un >sturi,,. the "a, Of J,nutfy neNt I.
81 uis o'ciuok a. VI, much oi the raj estate II
saii as'esi-s.i a. vtu pfulIer th- suui 81 ELEVEN
husdiri diiirs. sod estate consist, 81 the home.
ststi hrn 81 The ssiu deceased. inr.uiing the Tee
NtfsiOu OF the idpw'. dover therein, % necessary
kEIlNlI u. FARMER, Adm'r.
RuHffd. N.,. L. lsag
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-21

The Piscaiaquis Observer say. .tha, Miss
Mary J Marble. aged j. year,. wa, drown
81 at North Browuvi!le on the eth. whil.
attempting 10 cross stream which was
higher than usual. in a small and unsafe
boat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-21

Tss sophomore. who seeded from Bow
dom College mouth or two .ince, are re-
turning. The Faculty having refused to adopt
The seymour platform. Maynard sisters,
DEPART 10 rcaco." The,FAeuliy OF Bow .oin
show. the good taste Of ola Ale himself.
Lewiston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-21

ONroHp, ss.-At Cont of Probate. hell At
Pane. vuhl ahd lur che Count, OF ONinfd. go
iiir ihiri To-day Of NuTrmiF,, s. ". lrt2'
DALI y. WILLIS, named eSccatof ~ zee.
it tiin INSTRUMENT puIpuuins Do b. the let "'"
and te,tamrnt 1T Jsrarisn ravers, late - Han.
0ycr 10 saii Cuaniy, jto,as,,l, having picfsnlsd
lhe same CO. fuYiiie!
Ordered, that the suil EHsruliiS givrnoiic 10
all persons iHie,esied ly causing copy 81 this
order o. IT, published tlTce weeks successi'eli "a
the Oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they
m,varpr,r .ts Probate Court tub. held ~ iaris,
An s,i'lC County, on the 81 Turrdsy uf Deer nest,
al fen o'clucA IN ,he l1rcioon, ADD .hew cause IL
an, they have, why the said iuslrumeni shouli
ooi 4, r,oyui, approved ard allowed a. the last
.il an. lssiaInent Of saii dscrasfd.
T.. ". WOODBURY.. Judge.
A true eopy-atieit;
is. iloHas. RssiIitr.