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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07
To Sportsmen.

EOE SALE. 81 1nr'i-i &C. iaun.e l,atels. one Of
Colts ceie bEatcd Revolving shot
'un~. nerrh oes. ard ir perfect ..r.cr-e...f
% iri 81 o. .aal rere fE for cash A., q
h-ni Sporting Ktne. lait ts oft.sr. a.ra ed
iar u..0rtr f.nrr.tr.Irui- Dbl hrk sf..fk lstrsi
fn' .'ehfs--aesriy lrs. ant .n perfect c.a.lisaa.
Cr-t $50
t..tl ihe Above rsat have rall rtiI-r cases
winch si. Dr. -.il ~ .fh thra. Neifher a. rhesa
fir nh'-i i'r .alr co sccaHnf al auf nrr, irrftoa
l.i i.rIr-- fa- o, rer De-. aa ..fe.-f a. a.. 49,,
70 .Hi.r.I.lfIrn. i.Ir,rr sf thi- .ni-r
PsrI.. Ja.v I5,h. I~6g
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Country Residence for Sale.

- THE Farm o~--f o.. fh.
30 ~ 4 i-t- a.. n n -.
- >. - -''..te.i b. .ihia ,s- h--..r-.i 60.
- - of fh- 'or1fs uslil..... 81 Pa
". I'VE 'ar'rr. Ne. 81. ef r-I o. sac Id d.
rrral hsr.rlH.
~ i'r'" canffias no arrrs afr,.l. IF s,-.fl.,t
'',.if ~a'rh pratacrs af rrr--.t sf...t .sl f..-.
II .'F. ff. i.r ta..aef astt b. Llt--l. ,s-,...-f
tf'.i. F-'fi al rafer frr atu.tsaf t. Iv,-l.
-- aaH 'r.. -..s'If,1-s arr ranir-..f....,. ana
II -,rI frIHtr- VI irtfiar i- ri.r..-. ,,t
.r.tihf. uarr.n- l-..r.'... r...t,rr, l....I -.
30 rftfra'ff- la.Irtus rlrs g. ursf- ID, rh-
.'-f. = -. " a. ~ ~. ~s-th rsrt.. a-
w y. t''fppt NOW. E-a F.ltf.rf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07
Highland Boarding School
FOR BOYS.

TUE Thirl Yea of thi- ~rh.s.l s.iU ~ommerce
a Hs FALL SESSION. Tuesday. sept 1T.
anI ".r'f.l.rr III weeks. The afVtafaers 60 ID.
sr.ctial are teigse o. o. 81 thr irst of,er. sri
iaf. OTIS fal brfr.itn- uhn hase Lss- Oh srsf
aaat fiuai h.alr irr ~.fiiii r Invited to ezanir~
soto f.r urrfs of fhis .rha-I SfrcuI co. contain.
ias ial iailrsisaa uits b. h,d ..n ss,pirssisn o.
Mt. TRUE. N.A..
ffoprirtsr aad Princiraf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

TIE suiacril,rr hereby rives pabiic sstiss ths
she hss brru dob apraiafed-tg the uausr.flts
lnlire 81 Probate ior ftc Caunff n DrfsrI 80
-ssuuaed TIE trusf n iaifffatar ofihe ssfats 81
SAMUEL Brown ists u Anaav.
o. $50 cssrrfv. trreasef ~ rfsiar 49, .. a..
~ dlrrrfs 80 tnefeilre reIa~sfs 80 ref-sas
eIha are fu irlfri f1 ~ esfrfe ~ saff f@--.ss4
e. alakr fan-aeitsfe psfuarnf a.lf tt.s4 uha tsvs
sny t~sltafis farreon e. sshii,if fke saune %
jos ~. ts61 SAMUEL y. GIBSON
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DIED

D. Euu,efi. Jriy 20. NJ. Eu-E.e. vie 10
.''sthan \ h1rtin. r-.I ai-.ui 81: Aur1.t p
NJ Jncn.ah Actress. a.rI -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

T. ~ Ha-nsshis Julss q Psoiassfos he Cosu-
n "a lSlsd-
TUE us-rr-i I'D. aaaisi-tr.sar q, N. .-,.,. ~
II SAMUEL AVER. bt- q R~fh.l !. IA
Ceuniv. dcoca-ci. 'r~spectfsn. r~trr-.,t. 49,
said ~aasssl As~r died $500 aad p.s.-s....i a ~
t1ilsufng descrsied real esfafs. "a. A.. "a
one hsii arrv- 81 meadow i-nd i.ur 49, 90 40
81 tisgc. 6se q l-ssfsfe lid; sad ai.o fsts 49,.
uare rss Iz.Fi Of Ia ssiaesrd sesea ir th~ IN
rsase e tass is Bethsi AL u -asd e..ats J. sts-
siei IN Bethel.
Thar a. sfsssfagesas ofer q thr-~ hsaIr-t
doil'rs hss i-~a made by ia Poster 81 Bethsi -
-sa t-asrsiy. ~AasA - q j. f5r thr iafcrcas II
~ coaccrued imsnediateis o. aon~ps tue proc--i.
~ So a. IT, uscd tr the payef q s-lss 90 iar,-
dentd chargrs 81 said s-tate- He th-r~fsre prav.
that license nay D. ersutsd hs 20 80 I'd c,s.x~x
III shove dc.crbcd F.i estate o. The p-r.oa uask-
~ sait orr. aecortsg the statute IN such cas-
- nd a. r.,,,s.t.F
TIMOTHY AVER. Adm. g.
ONToEn. ss--At a Cossi 81 Probate hid AZ Par
a.. withis sa.i for The Cosufv ~ ONf,s.f on th-
third Ter-siay "a gu, is63
On he Er,gaing p~iitioa. Or,l~re.l Thst the
saif p~fnioner gise noftce o. an p~rsoa. interest
- ~ c.tusiag copy q hsr p~taioa ~iih this 80
o. thsrssa a. D. f,stbli-hed thrce weeks surc~s-
s.vels 81 tn ONfsrd Democrat printed AZ Paris
th.t they u,sy app-sr . Probale Ca,Ht 60 he
heid a. faris. IN aid Coanty. oa The 3 4 Ta~sday
20 August neSt. "a Zen o'eck IN the f,r.ao-sn ani
49, cau-e fsay the, have. ~h > the sane shosld
~ h. graated.
T.. w. WOODBURY.. Jsdx~.
une cory-atte-t J. :. HoHss Regssi~r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

o. 'h~ iiaa- o. ". " a.adhssry, Judge Of Protais
80 The Counfv 90 o. ford:
NTM. ~ FOSTER. admins rafar on he -
w tate q Msrk :. Grover late q Norway "A
saii touafs, deeea-cd. respectfully rsprr-eass.
ih.t ne pcr-1nri e-tafe ~ said dec~a-~d - ma
'uih-i~nt o. paw RI Ju-t deis- which hs ovs~d a
thc lone ~ be- desfh. Nour petitioner therefore
prtyr vour hprsr wouil grant him hc-n.e o. -
si f'hiic rfivatr saic n3 csavey ALL the real
estate 81 s.it si-cea-~i for thc psyDeut q said
crhis aai occidental chsszss-
". ~. FOSTER
oKroHD. So Ma Court a Probate h~Io a
faris. uirhin ani 81 he Couufr 81 Oxford. o.,
the third Gucstsy 81 icy A. ID. Is63.
o. ihe iarrgsing peti'ian. Ordered. That The
'fd pete give nofi~r ali p~rsons interested ~
rfusing cops ot urr petuton VITA thts ord~r
ther-rn o. De- plIllishcd three weeks -ucce.~iveIv
ia TIE oNinrd bcmocrst printed a. Pare. that
thrf mas appear ~ Protate Court 90 - heid
si faris, % satd C5unty. the 81 Tue-dav ~
August ncSi, "a fen O'Clock 81 he faf~uoon asd
-hrS eanse. 81 any thew have. vhy The saus
hnuld not D. Ersnfef.
T. W WOODBURY.. Judsr-
\ ttuc cupy-attesf-
=. = HoHns Rsrtrfsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07
WILLIAM WIGHT.

OXFORD. ss--At q Coart Of Probate held "a Pa
-. wuhin ard ior The county 81 Oxford Ga the
thiri Tur-.iRv oi Juiy 4. u. IS68.
pu the prtifian afaresaid. Ordered That ~
90 D. giFcn ~ puhii-hiug cory ~ ~ = p~fstioa
sfih thts 30 dr. thereon. three Nssks surrr.sigelv
- tie pNinfd Democrat nesspaper priuted a
farfs, hat At frsous in.rrestrd NAV aftead GA
10 thifd Tue-slsy ~ Au-,.t uext. "a TEA o'clsck
fn ~ ssrsa1un. Cart ID Probate thea g. h.
h'ldra at PARIS and she's casse. e any, Ms az.
PRAYER 90 satd letitinn -hould MT H. .r.uted
q. ". WOODBURY.. Js4-e.
\ truc coPy-atfesr.
JosIsH :. Hoess. Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

oNFoFn. ss.--Afa Cert 20 Potato heI4 ~ Psr-
81 aahia fnl 90 the C1uafv af Oeiord. On the
taflt lufsflf af IriF 4. ID. Issg.
- o. ilrr-If org pef.fi11--Dl .i-rrl fhaf ere
-i- ff ffan"r -Ife 1affre tasf rer.frs iarerestrd
us rfusIHr RI cops OF De- reffi1a uIfh f4is order
i.rrri1. ff n. r'.sh-f three weeks srl--essirs f,
u i1e hNilri lietnsrrff r nrsfHspef printed ~
islis. la sil C.1aft. fhaf fhet 1nss ant.esr 80 =,
tr..Iit.e taHff fs o. hf1 sf faris o. a. ft "a
Iarsif 90 Aursf eat. sf aiaa O'Clock ia th- fsre
a..las rHrI -new ltuse. Of aay thef have. 81 a.
.aaae st.aI. n.f o. 1rfnfef.
p. ". WOODBURY.. IaIre
4 uar eapg-a,i-sf- ,. =. Iioaus. E-s,s,~r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

NOV IN ANN o. rur roToulc.

Aparcli ~ cavalry. artillery and inan-
~ under Gen Baiarl cruss,.l the Rap.
pahannor az Railroad statioa on Satariav.
Prooec'iins towards Culrcppcr driving IN
rbel cavalry before him. When near
'u.pfTfcr ac encountered a rebel force and
Serve heht ensuci which lasted until eight
vheu Baiorl vitLlrru to a strong posi-
ton Lcs. on both siics con siicrai o..
Tbs reoounoisancc seemed Co confirm tie
report that lie hal concentrated Lis f.ier.
az and ncar Cuipcppcr aithougi tlc Time.
Warrington dcspatchcs say that military
circles IN Washinston DO not credit d.
They think b. has strong rear -usr.i tier,
bat the nam body Of BIS army j. though,
TO Be on ihe soaih bank on i- Rapidan.
TEou NoEru c,rotr~a.
foHr''r,- MoNEor. Au- .. The
Ealci-a >aaiarl Indicates JeT Davis
r,pudiliior. iu whom no coufleucc can Dc
PLACED AMI uhosc effort. Co establish
Southern Coufcderary uiu Boa failure.
Ihe Richmond Eaguircr calls up,n JcE
Davis o. surprcss the Rclri-h S,aaIarI
and ripc OCT ihc >1prcmc Co4rt 20 NortL
CaroIina
The Standard SAYS Gov. Vance u,u
stand q the Sap-cmc Court. aad th.
standard also 90 necessary. AMI n Iea
DAVIS attempts 90 use physical force. ,
revolution iu The State vii o. thc result
li.ass John Mitchell. g Grca, Britain
las long .o1gli % divide tLc Soasis-n
people. North Carolina has fsrni.Ls.l
5000 soldiers from thc ciusll.-s war. co.
"" whom arr Killed or vounIrI.
Ihc standard say North Carolina .Io-il
sca3 a d.i,-a;ioa to Wa.L.nston AZ once.
an4 ser vhai terms can o. obtained. and
not va, for J,a Davis.
ANorurE Pirur.
The Havana csrrc.QouIent of tic Time.
contain thc ,1ii1uine from :, Thomas. w
bar oi ihc A'abaml FiI,nic nr4.plarr
% thar Island boz b.. its i..ae of ere i~,h
inst. says Cops. >rmm,s AMI dire o,i.-
o'horrs vere tran ,errcd from the Aiabama
no~ hir- in thi. pr. o. thc new fri-at.
uaolutins i' guns. called thc GEORGIA.
vh'eh has just arrived from Ea-aai
IAe I'm,s' Wa.-inS,on d..ratrh saws B..
b. asserted that Lee, army g.. camr.i De-
t~ern Eapiian and Orange Coars U1a...
H. real depot oi supple. 3, q GorIon.-
nilr.
The N,rs ssys WlIr negro brigade g..
ordered io Morn. Island
,spou1snoe reo,aily captarod ia-
dicat,s tLat CO. rebel army d. in very
desPcratc coalition ana bitterly bcuasl.a-
the error oitlc rec,at ra.I .a;o Psaa...
'aaa aai Mar iaal. asa prcIs.,.a- thar ..
ilc vas sLolIL ia.t much longer Lees arm,
vail tc 'tar,,lto death iu ;he moantaia-
Gen. Bllut =. sweeping au before him IN
D. camT1.-u ia tLe Indian Tcrritor,.
vAerc 3D. r,.ri. irom Tcxas have so laa-
held sway. Jolly -th De- crossed thc A.
kaa.4s river. drove ihc enemy. adtaare
'e'eral mi.,s. until d. nct their main
body. vh..h D. attacked ami routeI. csr-
tlrln- tv' loeitzcr, AMI .' prisoner. Ia.
enemy. ir.s vas go kH.sd. AL between
.1o ana $40 wounded. Oar Joss is ard
ur
Ile iIen.is dispatch .a,s aiaatIo lirs
$50 some lt Col Earsrr-. detective s-..
arre.trl az Ereats,l.I- a party en- raat
for Richmond. 1fon vhaa v,rc fouuI .aae
vcry Important or-mrrt. from Wa.h-n ia
Addressed tsJ,a DAVIS pr-.lieut OF Con-
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4 DEMONSTRATIONS SALE. D. v..r.. r.
n ..en-e tr.rl fhr ii... IaI.r I'll pr.f..fr
g. fae faarfr of orf.rd. or ID 'r-sr-s..l. .l-
n.lefstf.ar 81 OBJ fsitie 81 Jlaa.s e.. Aver. Iue
ai hfIl.., teafsset. " ilI ed hs raial of pfirre
sf o.. ar the fefNrr rousr ri s..i l.aallis tratar
on -.frrerF a. fer DIV af -rufrni'rr nerf. af
nrr o'c..c- ia GO aurraa1n aI ftr real estate 81
IL. 10 deerlsrd ln safI C.unff.
iiefhei. Jsas "a. i-6s
TIMOTHY AYR. Adn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-07

To IL heaorsbie ledge q Prohale ior the Cous-
a. - Ogf1rd.
'f'iE pefItiuu and ref1Feseafsfioa u Wilias,
Il NiEhf "a Gfi-ad. guardisa - Asaa A. Bur-
haak snd Chsries u. BaFtsnk 20 Shelpsrsr "a
ihr Couuis oi Coos aad - g. of New Hsupshise
minors. tesp~ciiuiiy shews. that the -.id ainsrs
are srtted an. po-se-scd 81 certain real estate.
slirfsted o. said Stiead in the Couafy ~ Ox6srd
suf ccrrri-i a. ioiio~s: c~rtsia pi~ce o. parrsl
Of sad situite ~ -aii Giirsd boan.i-d 80 fsiL,-s
va; hesiuutug "a stake and sioass on he STATE
boo ~ the hauk of The uplani. thence north
tegrces easf. sipuf p rod. % the west baak IL
DO creek. thrur~ d1vn che wrsf slte 81 fhe creek
n IN casfeflF direefian abost ~ rods % = rss,lss
irf, aati Led. -hercs in souih-riy course aissus
= RODS o. a stake and ~ the b.nk ffh~
uIisni, thence in westerly direction on The hauk
81 fhr slsnd, atsuu % rods 60 he frst mentioned
baund. furpasrd O. COO air two ant a hall acres
-rin- ~ sauir premi-es Conveyed o. f.etn.s-l q.
barrtnk ~ Eta hai~t Hsrirrsk. - ~ de-d dated
D. 3i-t az q March. A ID. 1851. recorded Ok
t'rd recnrds, bonk -. page PSI That said -
iate - unrroduriis~ n sav h~neft % aid uinors
and fhaf q siil D. 81 the Interest "a aid miaor-
itst The -hostl - suh AT the procr-is pst
orf snt sccarcd on iassrest. BE therefDre praxs
Yuor homer fhaf he nav ~ aathorix-d aai EN-
ppssrct agreesiiy 90 Nv O. -ef - puhlic az The
thnve de-cfi~d real esirte. 80 such part - a a.
'n your oiitutasn nav b. eNpeiicuf. Al ~hich -
rr-pcrfiuiIy slhinltfel.
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". ~. FOSTER.

To ~ hos ysdze % Probate withia nd for the
tauniv - Oxfird
fl'liE uniersisrrf void r.-n~cf Efiiy r~rr-s.,t
thnt durtng the hf-iirne 81 Phels. W J.a~.
Lfe "a oNtprd- deccf-.i. she maf- = caafra-t
Nth fhe'e " J1nes. o. prrcha-c a. b. cert,i,
r-'h estate -iuu-i 'a Oxfari - the Couaiv 81
oNlofd sH'r~srt,i. iasn.ied aaf de-cribssI - C,f
tlnrs tu st tl.iflicia1 o. the ursterls si,ie II
- road pa-siug be the dwelling. il.sr.e az N.fhso
POI Lord aaa ai the unffh westerly corarr q the
n-' flH- booze Do af ths ~ g. churrh. I'd Crair~'.
WIZ thrn-c suulh westerly hv saiI us-ef,nr.
h''sse i1f a. trig'naiy teeied % John J Perry
irh rp.i., t'en berry, on r. ifac paosl-i 9sih
rfft rHaI htr rode. O. ttnl ocrI1ief ~ Ie.~uh
hoi'fasHns fhrn on the line of sstf i;1iiia-. 81
ifn ras Cd sfi rnsi fh-a usrth westerly on ssiI
rad tr fhr hr-f niece lsn a hsul.f.
Ani taair rffroaer firiher rrrr-scas an a r.r,or
to t.r lerrtsr ol -tif fhri- ". J snes she raiI
hFr co. sha.- slr1 greed a111 fer saif l.nt
- therffnre nfas- flsf vsrr haa0r 81 q suihor-
boz 3D. ndula-frftli q ssif drcfased's estate o.
c.rru'r "a afri f1 cirfr siiI c1ntr1cf inta eject.
ONfird. 81, -. i-sg
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ffrlE Ftil TERM -f eievea ueets. uu
4 r.uu-arr o1 iufsrhr. tae -ih tsv al
-IrI
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TIMOTHY AVER. Aa-.

a TIM eory-sue-, IS Hons Rcs'.;rr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-13
Josh billings on pigs.

"a Az the white roze wakens into buty, so
duz the white Pig cum tew gladden. az.
His earl are like the lilac leaf, played
upon bi the young zephurz at eVentide,
hiz silkaness IL the wool ov buty, and hiz
fgger liz the outline of lovlaness. His
food is white hector, drawn from the full
fountain of affecshun He wakes fatter
and more slick, ezra da, and hangs from
the. buzzum of biz muther like an image
ov alabastar. He lafeth at forms, and
curieth hiz tale still elusser az his feast
goeth on, then he rizeth with gladness,
and wandereth with hiz kindred, beside
the still waters His brothers and sis
ters are az like him az fakes ov snow,
and all the day long, amung the red
kloEer, and beneath white thorn, he
maketh his JOY, and leadeth a life
arkadian. His words are low musk,
and his language the untutored freshness
of.natur Hiz pastime IL the history ov
iunersenee, and hiz leizzure IL eleganse.
1Sz waIKHLf wirUre erase IUaJlvtlI, md
CANDLES in the dallianse ov dewy fra
granse. He. gathereth straws in hiz
mouth; and hasteth ava on Grants of
gladness. He listneth tew the reproof
-SSssls POI emf ssOnSETCEIIo
Of perliteness, and his logick IL the pow
-ef-eEinstinkt Hiz da-time is pease,
and hiz eyenin is gentle forgetfulness.
Az he taketh on year, he loveth kool
phases, and delveth in liquids, and stir
reth fhe arth to fairness, and paintett
hisself in dark cullers, a refuge from
fize and the torments of life. HI
forgotteth his parent, and bekumeth hi
own master, and larneth the myster.
of food, and groweth hugely. Men ga
athis porkyness, and kount his vallu b,
pounds, and la in waite for him, and sac
RISE him, and give his flesh salt for it
safety. This is Pig life.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-13
COMMERCIAL,
Cincinnati markets..


CINCINNATI, Nov. Il.
FLOUR in good local demand at full prices for
oil extra; trade brands, fresh made, at S. 75@
q Is.
WHEAT dull for red, and prices &c lower; but
white is unehan ged
CORN is higher; new ear, 77@7sc; old 96@97 !;
and shelled, $50.
RYE active at 81 20.
BARLEY firm at 81 40@1 As for prime ship
ping; 81 50ll So for prime fall.
OATS in good demand at 75@T6c in bulk.
WHISKY-60c, and in good demand.
HAYS quiet and held at extreme rates SC 256
so for those averaging over 200 lbs and upward ;
but buyers rather backward, and not much done /;
receipts, 5000. Weather mild.
GREEN MEATS-5s4@s1sc for shoulders, sides
and hams
LARD held at 11@1114c for old, and il3s91154c
for new; not much done.
BACON SHOULDERS at 53sc; no sales ofsides.
GROCERIES firmer, but not much higher.
GOLD unchanged at 81 44@1 As. Exchange
dull, brokers not paying over 4 discount outside
of regular customers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-13
O6e AaiGg 5uupttaI.
THE FUNNY CORNER

- BGP A Pedlar calling on an old lady
Ito dispose of some goods, inquired of
her if she could tell him of any road
that no pedlar had ever travelled?
&Yes," said she, 4" know of one, and
only one, which no pedlar has ever trav-
? elled (the pedlars countenance bright
: ened), and that's the road to heaven. "
A WAC in Detroit has been taking lib
critics with the reputation of the Pontiac
railroad. He was asked whether he
knew of an accident on that road, and
replied: "Never-but once middle-aged
gentleman left Pontiac for Detroit, and
died of old age at Binghampton-half
wayl"
- IT being reported that Lady Caroline
Lamb had, in a moment of passion,
knocked down one of her pages with
stool, the poet Moore, to whom the story
was told by Lord Strangford. observed,
"Oh, nothing is more natural for lite
.Srary lady than to double down page"
Il would rather" replied his lordship,
H".adyise Lady Caroline to turn over a
hew leaf"
S-"FATHER, do ships make nails2"
10, my son; why do you ask?"
Because | heark our captain say
that the ship had made two tacks within
the last half hoar."
HELLO, Mr.. Enginemani can't you
stop your steamboat minute or two?'
Stop the boatl What forY'
/" Wife wants to look at your biler;
she's afraid of it's Dustin"
The mother of large family was one
day asked the number of her children.
81 La me" she replied, rocking to and
fro, "Pve got fourteen, mostly boys and
girlsl"
"A POOR fellow who took the overland
route to California, writes back that he
was so hard run in May last, that he had
to boil his cotton umbrella for green's;
and for knuekle of ham he had to use
his old shoe.
@1e Two sailors were sitting on the gun
vale of their ship drinking grog. This
is meat and drink" said Jack, and fel
overheard as he was speaking.
- "And now you have got washing ant
lodging" coolly remarked Tom.
EKEEPING WATCH - There are man,
pickpockets about town Just now. So h
that would keep his watch this let hin
do: pocket his watch, and watch hi
pocket. too
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THANKS.

nAyIEGs saBD,toUT OUR STOCK OF GRO
II -GFRFFSDtss Mr. j. p. ELLIOTT, we return
our SINCERE thanRs4o our numerous friends and
customers fnn-th4avery liberal patronage bestowed
upon Us during the past nine years.
We take pleasdr.rin recommending cont1nu-
ances Of the IN our successor, believing him
in every way worthy of the same.
octI39s-s1a s1isf VICKERY BROS.
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-LaE alI eai1AY 81 i--~
20 div b9iru3oo ssa oooa-s'ia ~
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HATS AND CAPS.

Our stock of Hats and Caps for Men and Boys, is
now complete, having just been replenished with
the very latest Winter styles, gotten up with care
under our own supervision
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-13
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, November IL.
Money little easier, but sill very firm, with a
brisk demand at per cent. call loans. Ster-
ling Exchange a little hrmef but very quiet at 81
@62 for frst-class bills. Gold frmer and little
more active; opening at 81 1875, and closing at
81 ~. Government Stocks quiet and unchang-
ed United States Skies of 81 coupons, 81 %.
Seven aad Three-Ten Treasury Notes, 81 061s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-13
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
IN virtue of an order of the Court of Common
Pleas of Vanderburgh county, the undersigned,
Administrator Of the Estate of Lorenzo 7. Hop
kins, deceased, will on the Sd day of December,
1868, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and
O'Clock P. NJ, of said day, at the door of the
Court House, in the city Of Evansville, Wander
burgh county, Indiana, atpubIic auction, sell the
following described Real Estate, situated In said
county, to-wit: Lots No. Is and 16, in block No.
5, In the Northern Enlargement Of said city upon
the following terms, to-wit One-third of the
six months, and one-tbird in twelve months, the
purchaser to give his notes for the deferred pay
ments, with security, with interest from day Of
sale, without relief from valuation or appraise-
ment laws, secured by mortgage upon the prem
Uses. 80 - .As g. SULLIVAN, Admir-.
n np' ~ 30 ,eoiod9 9 q - -.
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o every man who desires to Bestow his iasuranc
.s. patronage upon a
WE'LL TRIED CORPORATION

In The equitable adjustment and prompt Cash re-
ponse losses, he PHOENIX stands re-enainently at
the head Of ats p;eessiosl iChEe It's extensive prdcti-
dcal, and rstclass business system of loc1I agencies
IS not e1celed By any similar corporation in eacorId
IHsurances solicited, and policies issued and re-
newed in this leading Corporation at fair rates BY
j. w. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
Office, Marble Hall Building, Main street. -sF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-13

of which Sci. living a splendid assortment.
vAUTIRR & MARCONNIER,
No Main Gfraaf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-13
JAPANNED-wARE, &c.,
Without any Respect of Persons
Whatever.

Nov Is 7 THE TIME To PRocURE BAR
IN GAINS in my line of business. Those who
call hrst will have the best stock to select from.
s8-1-i-' -. - J. B. MESKER.
n. lB-4An tA6se owing NE are respectfully in
vited to ealh endsettle their bills once without
delay oct21 I'm