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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23

RAISING NoLrNTEEEs. Our citizens who
are subject to the draft, are becoming
anxious to see the quota for the city
filed bv volunteers This Is commcnda-
able, and we trust they Will succeed We
must confess, however, that we have
doulss about their being able to raise the
men. even II they get sufficient money
pledged for q $500 local bounty The op-
position to volunteering, among certain
class Of would-Jc political leaders, has
been 80 strong and Of 50 long continuance
az to produce its fruits They are willing
and would be glad to see all who differ
from them IN politics, go to the war, and
constantly preach the doctrine that they
and their party did not bring on the war,
aud that it is not their duty to risk their
lives in putting )wn the rebellion. Such
q course has heretofore hindcred men
from volunteering. and it viii continue to
do 50. If the people were united in en-
couraEinE eulistments, the quota could be
easily raised but with opposition in sen
timent now existing, but few viii come
forward, even if the bounty IS raised
Our city authorities, in answer to a re.
quest from several citizens, have ordered
an election for tax, for bounty Of 5000
to each volunteer who NAV be enrolled
Prcvious 10 the DRAFT. Wehope the boun
ty may be raised, and that all viii take
hold Of the matter in o9rnaSt spI see II
the city cannot be saved the disgrace Of n
draft, when nearly ali our neighboring cit,
les and towns are filling their quotas with
cut waiting for that process.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23
3ler advertisements.
STR EEs

TNE0N the pasture ot Yrs. Loofborow in the town
Il of Mineral Toiut. four miles east Of the city or
Mineral Point, about the first q june lS62 one bay
pony HORSE COLT, four wears old black name and
tail te" white hairs u forehead, right hind foot white
mostly on inside Of frot. said Colt has be halter
broke but never ha-nesse8. Whoever will said
colt 10 tile subscriber IN the city If Mineral Point
give Information where he car Le found will be liberal
ly r THrted- J. 7. SPENCER.
NLntral Point. D. Is. -sGa. 4nst
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23

ssg~ 4 large proportion Of the rebels in
our hands-no less than one-third Of them
it is said-are desirous of enlisting in tile
Navy; and it is understood the Secreta-
ries Of War and the Navy have agreed to
permit them to do so Gen Maston is re-
ported to have said he could on very short
notice furnish 10000 sailors from prison
ers at the camp at Point Lookout, Va. OF
which he Is in ,harrn
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23
SOEIE N'KHELERS
For the EEtl, Esegigsscus.

SERGT- T W PRISh, having been sent hone f-o-n
- tGe iith Wisconsin Regiment. on rec uitIaE ser
vice has opeaed office iu mineral Point and offers
the ioil viS h7uutez to volunteers who wil enlist in
the liIl -eEil- mt
To veterans, l. persons who have been IL enli-
tarE serEl.a nf tie l. ~. -.. L. Ne -r-ts
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23

,l,ovs- One months psy, $500 n advance, With
s61 20 bounty and en1iuu VIXEN mustered into the
service, making 800 ia advance; the balance in in
stsli ients of $50 % every six months until The whole
SAf3 Is pail
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23

THE LATE DEAFT-The commissioners
have now finished the labors connected
with the recent draft in this district, and
we are furnished with the following state
ment
The whole number Of men drafted was
about 1000 OF this number 230 were
exempted for physical disability, and
about the same number for other causes
One hundred and forty men were obtained
for the ser~iee, and $l660 600 paid for ex-
emptions. The per centage OF exemptions
for disability and other reasons than the
payment of the $500, was much less than
in most of the districts. and far below that
Of the eastern states Some persons were
disposed to find fault with the examining
physician, and the board for their rigid
adherence to orders in the examinations,
but we have reason to believe that q more
impartial board could hardly have heen
selected The Iabors Of the board have
been great in examining the large number
drafted and they have worked from 6
clock ~, to y o'clock P n, and on an
average, disposed Of about $50 cases 4
ta-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23

DHYsICIAN and Surgeon, Mineral Point. Wisconsin
1 QGce II 2Arley Eatoa's Olt Residence ly-7
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23

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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23
HOME AGAIN.
a. Id. MII.REIi. NI- y
DOCTOR DAIGAIRN~,

DFST-MFS the Practice n his profession
IL 0rr.ca abli4aely opposite Pull5r4S Drug store
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23
~ IN. .sacka.
Boots ans! shoes,

vHEAP for cash. The nr5-rsfrned would respectful
Y II inform the ctEeus of Mineral Point and yi~rJ-
- that ne i Ipped w.ta yae best 10 stock and i
prepared Is make 10 order
BOOTS ! SHOES, COARSE OR FINE
FOR I7TFrs Gents or children on short notice and the
rlast reasonable Thnse desi iuE wor> i'm his
Zines ssvl-et cs.I a las shop. teor below
I.aac WioG> B5ars smith shop. % Ri sh Street.
Repairing done short ucI-cr
Leather ana shse slaa-ues always On hand aud fos
sale
Cash paid fgr HIDES,
CHRRToPHER DAY.
Mineral Point, January, l>a3.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23
TAkfN LIP
TAKE [ L

Vt~DY the subscriber, residing about fve
- ID miles north Of the village q Linden, On
y or about the 2ath f November. 1858. one
sav yearling NRE COLT, small size, with white
spot on her forehead. The i requested to coma
forward. prove property pay charEe- and take said
Cot away. FRANCIS BAKER.
Liude1, Nov. ., 1858. 4w47=
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23

EXEMPTION FROM DRAFT-Considerab
inquiry IS made relating to exemptions
from the coming draft, but few understand
the terms Of Order I0I, relating TO the
amended enrolment list Under that or
der claims can lie heard on four head.
only, TO wit:
AhoDage,
Unsuitableness Of Age,
Non-residence, and
Manifest permanent physical disability.
The last includes only such as are so
disabled that any non-professional man
could tell would be forever disqualified
for the service Added to these are claims
of aged parents TO exempt one Of two sons
liable to draft which must be done before
the draH All claims Of this class put il
before the last draft must be renewed to
exempt under the next
These are all the claims the board can
hear before the draft
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23

s6oi sP. I '" BLIss, hEiss EDrrons asD PaorarETons
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23

MINERAL POINT.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1868
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23

DEEpS, MORTGAGE DEEDS
w CEATTEL MORTGAGES, &c &c, f-r sait
) the TvTFv|- nffrT-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23

Commences en- tire lst of January next therefore NOW
Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23
Also
sEuES IS Caps.

Scarfs Shawts Broche double and single Cloak Trim
nEs. and endless variety Of articles BY
Ladies.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23
Asw Advertisements.
Mechanics, TnUent0rs,

-GecHGNlcSr IftentOTSt
Manufacturers, Engineers, 4gricuItuTiSts
Chemists, and all classes Of Readers,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23
Bosss 81 Shoe,

Men and Boys Cloth ard Eur Gaps. Wool and }
OF various STYLES and tlualt.E.=
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23

Ladies Misses and Chid-ens Shoes and Caters - 81
best quality Men and BOYS Boots snd Shoes coars
and fine In this department VIC sui. Al, boih e
size and quality.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23
Ess1AF B0VNTEES.
T4rc -
u. S. VOLUNTEERS.

" ~ W ~ ~ IN - - ~ IL ~ .
THE following Bo-saties Premiums will he paid
i - Recruits En- Isti1g f5r three years service;
Every recruit Who Is q Veteran Volunteer.
One moutIspay inadvance, and Premium in install
ments amounting t.
- 4 q q.
To ali other Recruits not Veterans:
One months pay IN advance, and Bounty and IRE
MUM IN irstalaeHts amounting 20
8 C O .
All the Bounty and Premium paid, if the War
closes Immediately after enlistment
P-.tectiou to Widows and Orphans
All thc bounty paid legal heirs IL the soldier dies
in the seTElce.
f.- You esn serve in any Regiment you choose. nov
ST. tin field.
o.her than commissioned officer, who shall bring in
su accepted T-sEerTa Ts-rui.-
Premium Ss'-i'
For al accepted recruit tlet vcterau) 800
For desertaT---. 30 y
n offering these liberal fs-ms bouu;ies ard preusi-
unS IL is TIE desire te Government give the pro-
pie the oppo.tuui Of doing away with tie necessity
for the draft OF January 5th. 1864 under the
President, Ia, call of oc, IL for SEQ 900 men
that aAsn'dsricts who furnish their quota under tis
last will liable the dTaf; Of January 5fh.
1864 and Siu be credited for whatever number they
I f1rnisi-.
I. should be UNDERWOOD ttat ar eljsfgeg r. vheth-
under the above conditions ia other organ
will he credited ia til - tall
For further information the Office of the FRO
v0st Marshal Third D trjct. Prairie du Chen, Wis
JOHN g. CLARK,
Cant. and Provost Marshal.
e~4t 81 Dist, Wisconsin.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23
(E0f55ll-.

Consisting u Coals Pants. Vests, over Coats. Tnd
N n Irket. IN the
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23
Millinery foods.

Among which Ladies' ua;s latest styles and PAT.
terms Flowers Feathers Capes and every article ant
cd in the Millinery Department.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-12-23

PUBLISHERS,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06

vNiitS d-s,rah'e me- hsnicsl srrangeraeat n.
Il uos h-en fn 49, a sssfici-ut i-ngih of tsnle -
sho~ that q Etvs- ttrc ssts-lsrftoa azd a.taal'y
o. uisiC taluri ne al.srv ed 81 u-ed.
Ihfs lnvrnfinn fs sfru "a airtnce q an ih~rs
e. tlr NpriHg Bed frIlariuseuf. elusbrscing a ltt~
ru'r- of thefr ~xr-Ieilci~- and 81 happily cover
iug up ihetr tefeets. n b. feNiile a. hair. and
tet -o rrcuTeraiivc ~ o. bring ifssf isto pLso~
18Th great tcihts n - ad.pt~d o. he invaid.
che eyed and ail ~ h. hngrr On -uirrinr and ~~ak-
49,. Th~y made of god material warranted
strong and curahi-, and not iisbie o. ct out u
order
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06

\ ''i7 -i''hi'ni "i I le wheeling IT,.
t."-'''.r ln.,f .''. 10 " rochester. 10Th
DIRE gives t'' i''.'" NJ particulars oi The
Tate '''-ri.ri AFFAIR .ei"ccn a portion oi
oIf ''''l' AM ih" enemy IN the E'ih. \
i'r.'' 'h'i.'' cont. - strong came in'i'ie
"'r I.'-'i' ODD ,ar >'ra-h'ir- r'hd A''er
'~.fi'''' |.'- .aianir, packets. in ~hirh w."
r'ir N.ia..,a on each sile. they r'iirc'i
'ar'a-IH- a ca'alr, pirA't "i twelve men,
.Fe hundred oi ihc i.ih l''uu.,lsan'a an'.
N'~-h"rs oa'a'rs sent in raisa.'. rr-
'Aii-1'l '', .'i 'ifa''ar- most oi IT,
PRISONERS AMI horses. ani also number ot
Ir..'ner,
'" 'l
80, a.
- 'n 'D'
'' Il'',s"S % '"o
s-1Il'ns 'a'n't '''l''''e-
'- ','''' ''a.e,- 'i-'.
'''' '''''e '
ne" ~
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10. '''' w. N'f''rp 81 rae
INFORM Oh 'DAl tn'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06
OTIS TRUE.


Pr beg tine ! have oecn trsiag % ard
Srft-g Red 30 .a,t .ur. AID thiak ne thinr 4.
re- lrngth f.urf. I have oifnfs-d from NJ -
hHi'rr. sgrut. one 81 TIE 81. ASpEEso~ Nprt-r
Be- Bane-s." and after u-in. o. d. nat h@.i.
tate o. praaaua~~ 10 the t--t ths e---t anI 1nsst
Comfortable b-.i iutfoin thuf ev-r -.w
SNLNANUs COBB. j..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06

NOTICE 90 FORECLOSURE. vh-ss...
y Juha Hsths~sy ~ Pafi- ~ 49, Css.fv ~
oSiprd set ,tsts ~ Msine. By IA. rnortgsge d-~d
tsfed ths -srssii dsy - D~ceuher. a. n, 1859
I'D rrrerd-c ~ith ~ fsrd Recss,i. b,ok Its
pere 81. conveyed - ~. the sua.erii-r c-rt.sa
paro~s ~ lsad situafs a. farls afsr~sasd 4rd d.
-crii~f - lsiioss. to wf.; thlrty ser-s rrur- 90
.-s n ~ he csst.rs part 81 - uuu-r--i Twelve
IN he -ecoud rssEe q Lsfs a. sd Psfi. .ad toe
sau,e ce-criu-d b. DEL Eosa Noah Csfis a.
sssd John HsfhsSav. dated the t~e.t, -.~x~ath
s.ss of Juiy. a. ID. 1855. anI fccord-d with The
OSflrd Rod. Boa f05. page ei. Ai.a
c-rtsin other Isrcei - lsad b-isg he northesly
psft n oertaia 81 Lsst i--snd-d ioiLs~ss
the nofth-fly b isad 800 90 flrra-tiy o~n-d ~
l-sEsrus Hsths~sy 80 SD Joha Hsfhasss. add
iaad tprsn-riy e~a-d ~ Capt. Geesgc ki.x 90
The tssi - the htii@ Aadre-coEgta river. he
ssh b. had q ysfa~s :. D-ssest and Chas W
B-uss-. I'D o. th- West D. The a. 4 -. T. Rail
toad. and i-fsx ~ that p.rf q ssid tutrt ~h,ch
So conveyed O. Jeha Hathaway BY Dasid IT,
dsn ~ ,s-d d4tet che saith d'y ~ Nores.b-r. A.
-. 1854. sni re-orcct ~tth thr Oxford kecords.
bauk io2. pag~ 81. Add ai-o . certain ofher
tract 81 asad itag sne sixth part ~ the east-riy
hall % lats nu1ai~r~c twelve aad thirteen an the
lard rsage - Lais o. -aid P.ris. .na the ssuae
conveyed - ssid TIsfhz~sy ~ n. a. Csss.si n.
By decd dated the t~rfh day q Jssu.ry A ID.
i-S3 md r-cofd-i 18th the Oxfofd Res,osds, Look
~. page a.. Asd ~h-s~as The csaditi %
ard nortgsge have i--n broken therefsre
T. The sub-crioer clam % fsrecisse sad mortgage
sgre~shis % The provisions 81 the in snrh
case made and provided
Dated "a fsrts. sforessid the eighte-uth dsy u
Telruary. AID. ISC3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06
-. Pm. F-l.,r @ Issf

am using th~ S5rlng Bait .su Bed. 4 uf~rson
Pafeuf. is.ral..o~d b. " hitfier. and can without
hesitftioa Eise % IN decided preference ever any
other hel b1ttorn vith which I an aoquaiatel
ant fhlnk thai al b. waut e counflrtaiie D 81
Noui a. VEL o. give thi- trial.
JAMES DEERING
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06
YNWll - WOFtOW8,

o. qisa'aie-. hv thr t.rea or single as-
Wst.h cases AT material. Or Wsfrh .usk.rs
Sill 10 i.ra.-h-l rhrap-t th tn fhr, rtn o. f..rrht
BE- fsri'tti- T. -alrt people NJ better cal sa
h..r nuI cave .l..ft
Irrrffhin- ~Ftrarfs.i-l D. What b. i. s.if Co.
H. un...i-. '- il.a--ts i.th- t-t ri irt. 90 ssI
fhr asp-f -sf- ta -u.rrri. Iaf ~nf> ~afrl.f-I
o. h'aa ~tu '- i.-a- .rrafIag r, clatrtrt. AFT
ufflanfrt q 90.
10. sa.aaI Iis- o., 90 ans ~ai-a-. thu AVE
tsea -T-iiisI To- tarNf-.rifa-frl sark nra. aaI N
hr inu make fhrua ert.raa ,seii thrrc std b. I'd
gaarE~- TIE satar sffh cirrkr-
flsru eafrh rissf.tfnfs ufI re iaI frsrtr o.
shra rsqHtrsi. ant god gatrti-r ssrgr -sieh b.
,stA - rirrfe. ta l-vrf E-raprusrat- "a /. fitr
frlrr- thraHIHaaffrf tsitner- tn--ftsl ta usfrhe
ihlt have pilfu hattr~r-. 4al fasIs aatth .ar
thsf rrrlsirrt o. ~ .ls-e 90 atrh ar q ~l.rk
~ti D. tarr s. 49, ship sai safrsni-l ID te laa-
ia 49, s.lfr.. 49, rlauaer.
va saltrits. ifaaa afhrr afc hias.~rs. 81 ri h
49, - daac ia fsir lfsrsuat-
Jcwelry Repaired.
Letter Engraving ncatIY ENecutcd.
-E-Cs.h pais fsr oit Gold snd silver
EFrutt HttL.isst. IS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06
CHARLES y. LEE.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES. The sa-
~ dersigned hereby giv-s pabic sostce that NJ
h~tis mortgage tor The sarn 81 three thoss-ad
soiisrs ssa 'stersst thereon- givea by Avail kin-
gore ~ Newly IN the Coaafy 81 Oxiord and state
q Msine. dated Nsvesnier the tenfh. A.D. 1855.
snd recoFsi~d "a Oxford Records. bo-sk lie. page
- On certsin r-ai estate snd prop~rfy sitsaied
-aid ,Newry, Cssuafy snd state sior-said; and
where's The cpad tioa- 81 ssid a.ortgare have
bc~n broAes, 'nerefsre clsrn a tor~cis-are Of the
saln~ agreeable O. b. sfsfute IN such eas~s rnsd~
snd rravid-d. MOSES n. KIi-LGORE.
Feb'y ~. lS63.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06

s-uI>ero~. Mar,h o. Charie.ton
dates oi tac JIG ar received steamer.
Elby and Dousia. ran thc L.orkaic With
Nassau dates of th- -6th uif
4 dispatch from Savanna 20 tLc l.;
state. tLat the steamer Nashville ran
aSrounl before Fors McAI.s.cr and vas
dcsirotrl bg o4r iron claIs
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importing Houses.

o. H..s-a. b. % .rk. D. csa f.roi.h good. rhris
re thfu rta D.. ..l..I rhis -iIr af ta.tsa
a. ha- a ATCHf~ ol tu1-ftrta ..-. T.,r.
i-h az t'rrra. hfa.iar tai ol-n Fsc-l. Gold
~iIsrr s-i tsl'f ls-s..
SIRE NtLt-~ ~ 90 ki.l.. saI 80, .usat,,v
of g.-s- ts 60 in OF spectacle 'l,~-. o. sut a.
81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06

w have iufrosiuc-d several q he is.ily crIe-
hrsted An,rr-pn Spring Bel Battoua- o. ,5ur
siesping spsrtalrnfs W give shi. .uring h.F
huitpu decided pisfer~nr- over aav ani al 9th
49, 80 have ever u-ci- OR gue-fs sfsak 81
iarui OBJ fhe hi gh~-f trrms. w rr-salrs~nl fhrir
30 Cd 81 hotel k@lefs " hs d--rr tn c,ralsrt az
ihf. gu--ts. " ID McLAUGtILIs 4 sON.
Mav -. l-63 Ftarkitn uor-- r., n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06

ElH HoUsE. NoEwtr. Feb. :. iss7.
have Inir-iared thr justly csietrsted nd~r-
80 Spring Bed f,us.stton uow ssid b. Nc
Nhttts,r. tafa my hau-~. End o. ny si-~ping
tfsiiusrui- an u-iug it. All hat q fuii, up o.
30 high recomaaeadsiion-.
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PATENT MEDICINES,
Al Ell whi.h hr aG-,. 10 whaL-,'r or Retail
1.-THE Lowest Cash Price.

cot NrRN DEAL~RS w.u a. ~rr to cad
en- h.el trf ave th-ir frtght ir.s-n tl- co.'s
tLNDLtk~ SOL Ga o. iar hrif sdsauf.s~ g..
r'u uIaa h.m aasl -isrk Up. B~iag ,a cunnrrtsan
.rh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06

NE1 1oEA. Mar,h o. 4 Hilton Head
letter .; che -sih oi FcbrIar,. avs tle
troops are eui.- orders Cd embark. and tl.-
nat steamer sul probably bring inte..-
c,1r- ot Oh. attack on Charleston
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06
o. W. BURNHAM.
attorney h COun. ellor NJ Law.
MECHANIC PALS. Nj.

'.'-.'s pa rs, n.urfs aul Psn.ra...
fnt H..n .s iirt f.s. ptuHarf't su~a..ft to.
Name Wesleyan Seminary and Fo-
malo College.
rE'UF SPRING TERM ~fH e.n.~.-~ No..
4 atf. Mtrrh O. aa.i-r th~ u.--.I i-.art e. Of,
srrr~f'Fn. t.rt.~s rt-h.r- f. -atrr fh- e.. H~r-
'.rrse st Del -ss.aia-.i tl- frst lss af che trr...
>rnl &c e. ttrrnIfr.
a. ROBINSON S--retsrv.
k-rr.- tliI. T-s IsI-f8
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06

Ihe sna-rr.her h-rei's give. pobiie a,tirs ne
Do hss bees taIs Appreciated ~ the usn8raia-
Jufi-e "a Probate ior The Caunis 81 Dxf.ff aaf
as-i~i ttr trust of elm ni-ffafar offhe ssfate 81
CHARLES ~. AKELEY his 81 Rgrnisri
y. iifupth'r-. Gee t--f. ~ riviar bad - the
Hs Directs D. thrrrfsre rsgu@.ts a d nerran-
va.frr ,l ie'frf Oh che e.f.te 81 saif fr~e.sef
t1 afiar illeItstf ilsfrlenf. al those u b. have
anl d.alt1ls faerroH f1 rshtI.lf tb@ -1us~ fa
tsn. ID. less. TIMOTHY WALkER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06

NOTICE. Pur-usnf 20 = 90 he nir-cfors
~ ns-~trag ofths storkhoLiers 81 the PoRr-
LAsD sSD ONFuED CESTRsL RAtLsoaD
CoSPsST. vii b. hoiden az Bsck's Hotci ~
Buckhrld. Monday. the i6ih dzx 81 March
neNt. "a ) o clock. 2 NJ. for tSr follo~ing per-
pn-er;
ist-to e'ert Board - 6ve Dir--tors
2i-To 80 .eruin- what snendments. Il auv.
shouid - u.ate 90 - ~ b. .la~s OF the eorpo-
rtffun.
$50 direct he Bead of Dsrrctors % exercise
the po~efs On hsH of the corporatiou, coui,rrsd
D.. the saith section oi the charter.
fth-fo cctefmine - hsi II aay toads and mort
ssEss n sns shoaid b. cresfed IN behzn % The
corporation, unf,r -ectioa Eve C the charter
and ier "a hat pssrposes.
5th-ro act upon az oiher matters that nav -
gain CONE befsre th@ us-~ttug.
FRANCIS q. J. SMITH. Pr--.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06

VI. u. u. Frahark has iu+ui.h-I the bea. 4.
ms hou-e ufa the An..-rsou Sfalrg BID Baton.
aHt ftk~ pleasure fn coa1n-iifu this srtic a. -
me u-ost c.use-inf. ~casussr.c,l snf con.art.hi-
thlng of fhe kiat .tl shirh aan acg,riate.i
4. "a. ABBOTT
Prin. 81 illiiv -ch,-li. LiItc Bki~. Farmin-toa .
have Bal The -Isetk fhi- 1i~ssu-e 81 st-~rir,r
on one of III Au,irrsan ~pffag Bed Batfou4. ZOE
fh~ li-f fhfs~ urek-. fni r,r-t 81, 90 fr .aru-.--
sntfhia- hs' before antfr,r patel MIS- Who
b. ,f'i.r, hs- hsf np 90 rest o. ~ -aauths tiI
'ccuq1 tHs ore al thr-~ leC- She soula "a r,trt
wfh o. an aat tr-atlt.
R.v. JOHN ALLEN.
Isunia-taa, Eco. p. I-62.
HavfH- tested ere A1.irr.Hn Spriag peH Rot
tom. eco rhs--fiuis f~oo.arnrli o. ID, sl ~hp are
ia a-rd ot sar1 a1 tuie.-. srl . believe "a o., IT,
sniefiar OBJ aas .l..g oi OBJ. A,aI iss ia u.~.
Re-. q. HAWES
Watrrr lile. Aafl -. l~Ce.
~prias Bltt1a- sai Ts-a gighr- tor .aie
M~--r.. Eeuaett 4 No,se have g..rrh4.ed the
rI-tr 30 Pfrts
Wa q Get nrn--osf.rL
AN~n lHue-ltlfkh.I
%. \. J-fttf--N f..I..iI.
- t.alA.r-N siv,ag ,.-f Gtr-aarod.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-06

Nollti D.. a. nersans SO h~rsts eal.frsssf
y aEtl1sf ruIrlasfng crrtsia saie ri haa.I .
g's-n fo ra- Wn. 4. Manniar. aaf- parsii. a.
hna ~ arirf-t1f fhe eco ~ e.fhf fonafs-os,.
ste 1n delnaal suh iarefssf, 81 fh@ ssa.s 80.
g'fea sifhfui con.itsr traa odd " if ,.f - go
SIMEON EVANS
Staneh.n. 20 rs. fss2.