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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

ioa> ro rHE SrsrE TIE STATE Trcaslr-
- sdssrtises ior proposals.. o. - reserved q,
b oece. Boz Ag1sta. ~ 20 ihe 2itA Iay a
Ms. fra lean sfts3 m,.iios dollars. re-
im -ursabie in t-enty. f,e sssfs. f0r vbich
boad. Of The stats ~i.I bs issued on sum,
% f's hunirei dollar. ana 90 tboasal
dollars. beanng interest 81 ~ rate OF Ga
Ter cert. yearly. ard psytsle semi snsusi.
ly.
fsrson desirous ofasirg ihs l,s.. s-
49, part offs. rst i,ss t-aa f,c LaalreJ
dollars. sre rel .estsd 70 senI tdsir propo-
as g. tls Ircasur,r Of STATE. a. Aarassa
sqeli.yIuE tde amosnt and terms
This vi.l bel an srrsIisnt mean, Of A..
'.rtlug Che large anoant % ssrplas csr.ts.
no- lyms 10 ia every io-n Person.
applying. 9th L.ls 81 o5'suing bond.
't9ali name ihe preaiaa tbsy - -iH,as
O.. fay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

o. SATURDAY, lsst The youngest .on % Dr
Richard. OF StrOpr. fell throagh . seattls.
predicting an ohlique fractare % che ulil.
de third II the i-usr.
farmingtoa Chronicis
Producing vhaf. did you ssvs nid the
little fellow break any'Lisss
Portland Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

Lieu' C.l = n Brorn ofPsu.and. h,,
arrived 10 Ns~ York. 81 route o. Ioin the
ga Name
Ihoras' 'r1s-eii. Jr has tssr arpo.r'-
81 fosiaasier 81 faraiagton balls. zee
lacrease Blaze. rs..snel.
A.'an Neal io,t part q b.. hssd
~-..e u'.ng aeircaisr a. ia Fsrnirziou o
caf ort-0 sincs
Mr willard Bra,Ectf. eel Lnous
sit'Fsaof CAPS Elzateib. fell dead Of hssr,
di'sass 10 ihsi torn. OIL saialdsy evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06
Trees, Shrubs & Vines
w.ADAMs. PORTLAND.

oGcrs 90 sfork q AFFLss. PHsEs. PLr -.
anf afhrr Fsrfr IErss Tee 80 aud esily
Grar- w.. Curraufs. sfra~b@rrg Pbuts. 81.
iaciallrag Boz ID ei
Ru~-eIrs Creat ProIi6e straw berry.
sarranfsf pre-
a.. r..- ff-ft- rff.ts. Flrarrirt rLa.s.
t. 'nH ..s .a.frl~rtfl ffrss. f.faisru-s
lau lr.s.s sl.l 500 tr arat io applsrsnts.
Tostro FLasrsts ruEtE sEasos
N..rssr i-s n-ar " rsfi.rark ral.roac static.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

The trial % Sau1el Richardson. for ID,
murder JossPh Eles Of Temple on The i5tl
q Novenb-r last. A. Pennington. Ne. r..
suited On Monlay Of last -ssk. IN his con
vi-tien
Steamers MsrTimaS and DsMoiay from
Portland With troops % the "a Maine Cav
slry arrived s.fcly A. Nsw Orleans on The
18th ul;.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06
Desirable Property

FOR SALE - FRYEsrEe vtttaoE. Oxf.rI
taaatys aafae, the hoUsE sd Pass ~
macy t~ars ge1-i aad aceupi~d D. IN ist- -.
Ssrd T. o-foasi, ~ rh- property conlpri.es
ttau-e. St-iic sd oth-r 90 boiliisgs. ~nh thr~s
sffrs ni lfal i.rr1ing the i.nu~tnie ha.elot. snd
etgh'F acr~- - Ftasr EsrF tSrEavsLr tssp
in NJ rnau-tf.fe vnar1ify- Tn hoas- - hrg-
~ea BOIL. sa.i - 600 repsir. sna pies.aaiis
80 teslrfh.y tso-isd a. aay th- b-aatiiii sil-
izg- 81 frfruurr.
TIE inferv4.s Iaal 49, 10. 49, torethsf 18th %
separate h0, the h1ase sd lli - The n1rchaser
nav Prei-i. u conprises eighfs acres. 81 iocs
tcf go 81 Ecaa sfate " cuil.Fsfss.,. f~s god
1-fa- 80 81 fbe fr-usi-es. sd fsu sapf.iy -
t-raifrg ntrnrifss ~hf-h efn b. soh ~ 10 price
tn r,luneCtlrr slih Toe farm.
TIE haHsr BE- fhsr-igh'v and clufort.tay far
nishri. ani thr larnifare ei - I'D sith II de-
sir-i. A. eSsninsffon 81 the property csn b.
Bal r. any nu-~ hy appilcsfiaa ca fhe preanises.
EHlnTFnfsrE FpssFssfos oGrEs Fsr
f-rtas 49, psrtirlsrs. apriv ~fth-r r-rsoasflv 90
b, rttrI o. Jam-s X p-zosd. i3J WsshiaEtsa
street. Baston, 90 81. ii1a. John " Daas. FIVE
i-lrr. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

Giiron Poser, 1i Paris. aged -. urite.
the Maine farrn-r that b. IA. mads. tins 80
son. gue Auudryl aui forty pound, Of good
maple sugar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

BRoVS's BEoSCIuAL TEoACuEs. These
Lozangers are prePard highiy esteemed ~
ciPc for alleriating BEoNCHIAr Ann
moss. AsrWNs Ho,EsENrSs. Coreus.
Cofp~, and Irritation Or Soreness q The
Troat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

The EiissortL Aussricaa SAYS Addi,on
Peel. Esq formerly Reg ,itcr 81 Deed, o.,
iianoock Csunty. as PAyHastsr o. BOARD
ths Eunbosi Soathfsll. ~Aisa "a, suns BY
tie rrbe iram near Piym0utL on thsRoanose
George W Bro-n. a Young maa u Eil.
-orth. bad be.u sPPo.sted paynAster',
clsrs. ard bal Jsst arrived Ibsrs Mr.
fsol - rsPortsd Missing
WssmNcro~. Nav T. The Star ,ay.
the easaly expeditioa seat OF fro-.
vienna. "a. last Th4rsdsy. uadcr Col
Lo~cn returned g. thas place yssierlsy
afirr AssIsg VISITED l..esbarg. Rectorto-r
sni UPpeNi.le. Near Urpsrsilis portion
% AIos5y : bad -as encountered. an a
sharp 8 GIT sns1sl. -hich resulted iu the io..
6. the rebels 9ft-0 Allied. fear uoandsi
and t-eutf three prisoners We lo,t three
Allied an for sounded lie aiso broas b.
rn t~snfy-fvs Lorses. ard q isrgs quantity
% -ooi. tobacco an other c5ntraband good,
picksd ~ o. The rolts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

HELNBniD-s ENTRACT RrcHt-
me GRFAT DfURETfC
hLlNhpln'S tNlRAGT Bt CIT.
TUE GRFfT DTrRFTfC
hLl-NbOLE'S EXTRACT EICuU.
INK gRFar DITRETFC
hLLNbOLD'S EXTRACT RTCtIU
TIE GREAT DIURETTC.
A. pp-ufsF- srsi sp-ct6c remedy tor ts--a.~ ~
~ Btad.t~f 49,.
"i-Fsi. orFsaic Nsak- ~ss. Dropsv
49, 81 di----,- ~ ~ urir.rs orrsns.
- strert us-uafat ~ fnafh~r reiaaa Cst q 80
sd 49, 49, ~ uir,irrns
bgsaHE % tousrraFHtrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06
THE CONFESSIONS q EXPERIENCE

80 rrENous r~FaLtu.
Tell sAel G. ihe Len~6f sni a. q rasf.aa o.
yasrng $50 sai oih~rs. saa safer fsai Nsrvau.
i~.-iiiF. kariy Decay. .aa ih.ir ksaIr~I al.
1-eafs-sspp.f ih- ul-sas af srll cure. Is Gee
= ~ nhs "af~d hia--f at-F triax ttctfai io uiis
pi-r~t coaai.ir- rs -,-i--sf hunlt.,r s,f 80 d.
~lt- ~ ~nrisslag 30 f.t.I d.r-rf-l eav. i.,~ .
singas cspse- saas ~ a. 81 th- suihas. Narusx-
80 AsrFatS. Ia. B-iisFt. Nag. Coaat, 4.
NJ Nafk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06
Good Farm for Sale.

II Waterford. mrs from Nor~av ViH.xr.
Il and 9 nii-s fotn W.t-rflrI \ illar~s caataIa-
~ leo -cr-s mere - i--s u~H d5v,s-4 "a,
1a''sin uiiigr. pasta-e ant Nod. T. sew and
Ne ieec--i I'D ~strred. with soung orchard.
ent va.nslie ~o--ilot q 2ooo csrds. aad ~iii cot
ifon - 10 - ions 81 h-y- The hstsiia<s
al ia god arder. The ~hsI- siH ~ co. -
>l2po ard tiu- gwen On part q ne purchase
uos.T. inqlirv of JssEFs CaEpsrrEH spoa
~ premises. o. W. r. GooDsoW. Nor-.y
Nhls-~.
AurI l. 1864
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

OsrHer. ss.-ata Court or rafafs hsif sf Fsr-
urhia sa.i 80 80 Cas.nft I'll tIxforf o. ihs
bird luesi.y of March. a ID. l-6f.
o. flr t1rrEafng rrfIfHan fir.iefrf. fhff -
silt lffiar~r Else aeiacs teal r~rs.as faf-r~sf-t
hy osusanx calg af b. a-tfH.n sffh ihis srdrr
taerrpn f. p. p.fb...hei three Frcss sucresslrfii
m &C. bNtari Dculnrraf ri nrFsaape1 rriafef ne
isffs. fa safl trunfr. fhaf fhrt u1F arurar af
ffobsfr Gaat o. o. BED fsrfs - 80 lard
lufsiaF a. Nay nrxt. at aIas 'ctrrs fn ne iur--
a.-la. sd ssss carsr. aay az haFe. shy he
saan- shoui' ~ BE- frsufef
". WOODBURY. Jsdf.
Afrus -5rJ-srrrft J q Hosss. Rsgttsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

o. th- o., p " wooH.arv Juig- ~ Fr-bsfs
60 60 C.iaft rf Ga f.rd.
lllI .r .rrr.I. r-fr..fn sI Erark 8 ~ara|.
Il tHra ~utI 500 lrha o.. ~usI. n..a.r
Erfr .l Ihonss- n ~nlaT ltfr af OslId .a ssf1
t.laff. ts.esset. E-srerfia''f r-nrr.esfs. fhaf
sr.i uli sals sre ssIart aa. rnslsssrf ii 80 -
.fasIr Nesrrl.-' fea. rsfffr. FIr lrfng Ell ne
zeal rFfffr .flrr .a fhr frun n pHfrf. RI shfrh
tne lafs rhaa.as q -n.sI -f osiaff. tied s~if-d
co. r.assrs-r 7 taI sr a.Ffnfarruus oarf n
-rfaaa rrrifef f.Hlrs BE- t-rn nffe ~ Len.
81 Crr.s-r ia ESQ Dauaff. shfrh oa-r q 90 o.
che interest 81 aU r.rrr.rrd lanrr.iiafelf FL e..
rr.- .h. ..r-efs .f sse fH f~ nlf anf on infrrest
fr 80 fr-rs ri sa.f ua.rs. She thrrrfors
..r..s 49, r.sase rlr, hr rfrrfri ~ ~ ssu snf
rlssss t- s.asr trscrib-i rrai estate fo 90 psr-
srr -..s a .s. 81. Herarlirr to tne ffaluIs fa
ss-s essrs atie s1f prov .i-f
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N a z 4 I Z D .

T. Weoi.iacs. IL ia.t. o. J,a. e.. Aalrs-.
Zee. NJ >ans-l B. Hsoaa anf NJ. M.ry a.
Gaze. bpsA oi Faus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

ntS>oLUrION OF PARTNERSHIP. W
H ticr 20 h~r-ly giF-n tasi To- p.rtner-hip
asrstofore exisiiug Hu.er ~ asr.- ~ J. a GW
~ hoi''ss. 81 ~o-sih f.ffs. - ths dss d...siv.l
= laet1rsl cen-ruf. A. p-r-sns ia-i~tt-d % 40
tirua etta-r H. notr 80 scr,,s. g., 80 = IN -.
snh , \ hsi-s~s. 81 the Place here b. fsr.n-r-
Wai-i- 4 HOLMES
M.B. HOLMES
Psfis. Arril "a. 1854
Ne--rs. Tru- 4 Har-ksu. whs ~,r ~,.t,,..
N tr-d- a. The 90 siaaI. ar~ uea ~ iaf~xritv.
49, vorthy ne psfrpnsg- of ~ pahf-. az 80
ch-crtuIiF r--psnanerd or c.rr~r cusfa-ners %
si'e tnein uefr F-stru.sar-. saavrsr thev csa sad
- if'tn- ih~f 49, 81. gods a. I1s 80 anV frm IN
oNt,ra osuulry.
J.A.Gw. HOLMES.
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Portland and New York
sEMI.WEEKLY LINE.

III W LLkLf LINZ
~ spleatsd I'D fs.t St-.m.hip~ CHESA
fEAAt. Cspf. Wiiirtt-. and POTOMAC.
81 arf~pofi. -iil uufil iuriher aetics r-u .
toit1ws
iofss bfosn's harf. Portland $50, welias--
.Lsf ed Nstuftsy. a o'ciock 4. NJ. 80 PicrS
Narth hts-r. New Yea. rv.ry w~a.~-dsv s.d
S-fnrday. 10 o'ctsct PN
lhes- vessel nrr 6itrd - wifh Sac s~~om-o
dailsns So ra-sruu~rs. uisAisr rs ~ ss,.f
speedy. safe sd eoaaiertshi- f.ut- So ts..~I~r.
befsern Nss lork sod Malae. Fa...r.. II.
inriudtug tare nd state Roauas
t'o1~is iorwsFtso ~ tkis Ice o. sd fso-. NJ.
,teai. Oseicc. B4sh. Augssta. Eastport .aI "a.
John.
-hipFsrs 80 r-q.ested % 500 their fr-ixht a.
the stesu.cr earis - 2 n. % tas day tasf
thev cave Forsiand
-. if-tEnt 90 rasssxe srply TO
EMERY 4 FOX. Pertlasd
~ b CROMWELL \ CO. .Ns~ Nofk
Portlaad. Zee. S. fss2
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Dkfura.
ISAAC I. YORK. ad-aiai.tr.t,r 81 the estate
Il - Ds-iei : Eikias Lite III G.foo n 80
Couaiy ceo-asef. nespecttuy Represents: thzt the
F~r-oHal estate ~ Sad decreased - not sufhctent
% psy th~ isst t-hfs shich b o-ed 81 The tim~
Of hss eesta BY the sum 81 fosr hundred collars
hesf p~tnsoarr tAerefDr- pr.N yoar hosor
~oah graat hia Io-n-e 90 -~l - psYlse OF pri,a,.
SO. SCI ceuF~y. MA - IN r-al s.tafe o.
sstd deces 81 e. nay H. aeo---srv ST. the raw
'neni Of s-ia dsets aue iucidentai charges.
ISAAC !. YORK.
OtFosD. So Cart Of Probate he'd ss
fsr,., On 10 tsird Tresday q March. A. ID.
o'issv.i sh-' tn .aid Peti'ioasr Eir. so,,es 20
81 n~r-ons iaier-sted ~ csssing . copy Of tho
refutoa Nth this order 81 Cosirt fh~r~o. 20
- pnffifshrd threc Neeks s1cccssivel. o. n.
ortnfd bcmncrat "a nesspaper printed ~ Par.
- $50 'er"ais tha' theY NAY appeaF - o. ehst-
tuirt o. - bed "a fsrts On m third Tae.dar ii
MAJ nrxfs a. nlne o'ciack inthe f1reaoaa au.
slew cfuse. Do aas tbss hsve. NV The prayer Of
$50 PetItsener shouid - - sr.a'~d.
r.. " Wooot-sry Ju.izs.
'rus eopy-ai'es' J. : Hosss. Rsrs's-.
To 'hs 80 .or-bis lodge q Prot..is lor ths Cous-
~ - Oxfsrd.
rI'iiE uaosrsi-usf. saniais,rst.r de t.o.s. .,o
afthe estafe ~ ~f~phra Abt.ott az OF Befh-
- 3D. $3.50 glafv si-0-s--f r~.rrecffan r~-e-~afs-
thst faii Ahteu died s-iIei sd poss-sssd 81 ~
t1lilefng orsCIilei real rstnfe. Vi. ~ hon.
Aheou lived 80 ~ time ~ n. decrease eost.iniag
-i-ouf s~reufs acres
fte persorai estate 10 nof suffca-nt D. nv IN
yust ei-tfs so sxp~n-cs 81 saasnfstrafioa D.. M
su1a ri -even hanired s.silzrs.
That o. atvsursEcuts oGsr n sizht hanlr-d
d1lisrs hss h-ea msd~ ~ Co.. T. Farrsr ofR-sb-
81 ~ ssid ce-cri,-d rsal estate ~ said Co,rufv
which ot-f 30 20 o. fh~ infrresf of ~ esao~rs-d
ins-distely to aeo~pf. ne proc~eds ~ s.ie - -
-rplei - - p.suaeni ~ sd d-tss snd incitsn-
81 charges. iie fh~refsre prsys thsf hc-a.e msy
D. rraufsf I'm 81 eel nad cDnres M shove =
-rrib-d r-si estsfe - fh~ rersoa u..ki.r $40 o.
irr sccsfding to The sialuts ra -uch csses sads
snd provi.ef
JOHN =. SWAN. Ada's A, bssis.
osflru. - 80 1 Get rf fl...sfe. bell af Pa
90 urtta 49, 90 fhe Coarfs of Oxfsrf 90 fh~
th.rI Turstay ~ MARI a. ~. isSs.
o. fae pefitisa ainrrssfi Drdfrsf fhsf aof fcs
~ gives ~ pai.l.shfar copy ~ this petifisa
-ifh an 10 orfef fherrou 100 seas sf.co-s.iv ~iv
fa che Dxlsra ufrarcrasf r. suau~r prtnf-d ~
Fsits. rhFf aH nrrsons faferesfed nrae affrnd o.
ihe thirt Tursiav Ell Nss asxf. 49, Coart ~
Frahif thra to D. bodies on P.ris aai 49,
rau-e % coy fhef hsee shv fhe nrafrr II said
retrtioa sh1uif 90 D. rraHfsf.
"a. WOODBURY.
a frue rort ~ prfiiion col affef "a Court here
pa-sitests =. Hosss. Rsrirsr.
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Bridgton ACADEMY. 90 No. Bridg-
ton, Nc.
FINiF ~a1rr-r Trrrs rfft.t frsr.frf.r- r.. r ..-.
II arrar aa Irrsflf. Me- 1fh. a.e.r fhe
raaf.rar. cove al tHsHffs o. Wtfr.s. ~.
sn1 tassn ts fhar.srh rrH r...I.r rsf.hrr
luOMA~ 90 MAD. --.'s
Nsr ? t-f4
NUIttE Ip IIAtUfF~ Tae ~..-rls-
y f-at rr -rt.... ...an Hrr eI Fsrs. 60 10
ia -~ss.aa af f.- A.t.rr.. r...s .. ea -ala-
CO.. f.- % d.. sf ..e e...k. 4. NJ cog I'd soc
~aff|sf i..rrf-E WtNtW.
WEE~IN
w. 4. I-sl Ef --FfI
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WOoDMAN. BRO. g. co.'s.

fAFFsNf -NA-~ - -
EREEDOH NOTICE. TIE o.. 81 -.rtify asf
. barr 49, lsr gIren 80 sl1. g. .rr.snf a
~fater. BE- ilrf. snl l saal h~reafsf eafaa 49,
.f be- -sFfs aar 30 coz tetfs ol BE- raafrarfrnr
CLEMENT ~ENNth-
wv estes u4aaaoas
Ahsas. Apr 2l.t. i-st
NOTtrE. h-.rts a.tt .. p-rs.a. sr.la.f
y hnrIafing .r frastrE ~snarI o.. aar. p
fosr rsrn~r. an ~ a-rsasf. as . shs rag 1s
I,.s .f be rsatr.urz arfl fhls fatr. a-stug
r.ste sr.fft.e rr.r.sarrs 60 frr sfrr.
EDWIN -ANDEEsON.
See -a. wafrh ~. i-si
NroTICE 90 TDEECIO~TgE. whrrs o.
y nr-eI~ ft.rs. .ffi.s.raa fsnrff RI o.
t.rt cd susie III Na.rr f.' sn 49, fHerrfh isf
rf ~rrfrr'-r 4 10 led. r.arfr .r msrfgsrs to
Erlrh F.srer ri Nrsrs. t.r.IF anf -fafe af.re-
ss.i r-rfa.s real esfar~. .r.rr sol t~lar Graf
for. shrh srlf r-aI rsrarr rs narfrrH'ar'f 'rsrft
81 IN sasf nrarf- frr fr.I. srf ah.rh ls recorded
ft ft- o. go f-r.rts haat l16. page $50. f1
shr-s 49, raf rrrelf. rrferrurr ny DO hsf O.
s as.rr fl. .rs-r.rr..r ri 30 rr-nissF 49, rar
.raef arrrsrr trei fres ~ sa,t E'k.ns ra 49,
satI Frsrrr FL fhe saae rrrarisrs trsrfuE fstr
Aurf q i-f1 fnl RECORDED l1 f.r Oxford he'-
rr.s IA 80. nsrr te1 Nns 80 rarif.1a cf
ed rarfra1rs hariar t-rr hrekFr hfrrt'l clam
e. flferalss no faune. Tnrsrsat e. - Fa,ie in
surh rlsrs uasie ard rrrsllrf
Nssrs. ArrI Is6t
Job Printing neatly executed
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OsE~=S. s.-at Court Of Probate h~lo ~
Efaris sithia sd fsr m Cosuty ~ Onfarf On
a. th'rd Tve.dsv 81 Maseh. A. ID. lisa
- N iorrgorag p-tifssn. Ordered. 4 hat al.
ssfa 'etr Ei'e notics o. AT Dersoas iafere-ted ~
cse-ins copf ~ he p-titioa ~ifh tkis ord~r
th-f-pn % ~ Dsl'iished thres seeks sscce.siv~ly
90 thr OSf'rt Derocraf psissed ~ Pare that
they sss spP~ss o Prubst- Cour, 90 ~ k.id
~ tsrss. 80 sasd Csunfy. on ~ - Tse.dsv "a
MAJ a~xt. a. sea o'cioek IN the foreaoon .,d
she~ cas-e. ~ .uy thsy have. NV The s.m-
shosld a0t - ersnted-
T. w. WOODBURY.. Judgs.
Atiusc opy-sttest.
,. =. Hosss, Rsr.sse-.
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an CURTAINS.
STATE 90 MAINE


Il fON fhs fr'.1s ~ TssnshlIs of Trsrfs RI
y lard I'D .fabe FL D. rssrssrd fn 80 f.ula.
~ fn. .sslnr nss~rss.rrfs GO -fafe lsN a t-sf
ssre rnsi- ~ 81 arf ri b. t~1is'aiufe .pgrofsf
.a tar z5lh 49, "a Msrrh. i-ss
corarr or onFonu
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TstA, n. J-fss q Probate u, tls co~.f, II
mat
MBA-f represent. The sadefsiga-d. that
II they are h-irs-at-l.w q Juii. B. Merriam,
iste offsfts ~ ss'i Cssnty. No Did On The six-
teeath '..y - Apssi. a. q. lisa. iat..t.te -.--d
ant Pos-esscs Of real estate. goods .sd ehauel..
r'ght- art credits shich ough % b. sdniiaistered
sc~ertinz kw.
hcreiore yosr p-titioacrs pray that s8miais-
ir-ilos 81 sd estate nay 10 granted 10 rhos1as
~. Brs~s-
CLARISSA SHURTLEFF.
GILES SHURTLEFF.
NARY PERKINS
LUTHER PERKINS
OnFosp. - Al specisi Conrt q Probate ~
L-oyeii. on the t~eutv-sixth Gay q Apri. a. ID.
1884
- N turegofrg p~iiiion Ordered thar the
satd p-ttulr give notsoe o. al psr-ons Interested
~ esnsiag eops 81 her pei,tisa ~ith tho order
ih~rrpn. o. p puiIishei three weeks sacccssively
% ths oNtort D~mscrst. a se~ sfap~r printed ~
Fafts "a SD Coast. thai th-y sasy spp~.r a .
fruiatr Court 90 - he'd a. Paris On the third
Iu--iay 81 Nay a~xt. NEE o'cioek in me
tsrsaoea al shes e.a-c q aay they have. ~hy
tac zane sh0uid aoi o. grautsd-
y. W. wOODBARY. Judg..
tru- ooPy-stt~.i J. :. HoRss .Regisler
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

To re iiaaarahie Jsd.e Of PROBATE .or the county
q ONfard-
ID ESfECIFI LILY r~pre-enis. Joshus q .Rich
h of Tptoa. 81 ssiS C..,saty, sec-ss-i. i~a Geo.
4. ka~son. GssoT. und~r the s-- 81 iourte.n ~ no
ought 90 ~ ss.ier ne csrs - q gssrdiaa. He
Therefore pravs your Hoaor % Appoint Apoiios o.
tsod~is 81 Upton suardian 81 sd nianr.
Dated ihis -econd Gay 81 Marrh. ls64.
JOSHUA q. RICH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-06

OxFoED. S. A. Caurt q Probate h~ld a.
ram, ~ithin a. 80 th~ C0snty q Oxtord
On the third T1esday 81 March. a. n. Is6s
90 th@ forvroisx p-titson. Ord-rei That the
sstd prtutonsF gise notre ~ p~r-ons tntere.t-
"a ~ cauftng copy 81 hfs p~tsfion 9Th .his o.
90 th~r-oa - - rsslSiishsf fhre~ weeks surces-
ssoiy 90 the ONiara Dcuaocrat prisfed az Pans
. that the, usy spp~.r "a [. Prohste Co,rrt a. h-
hrlf ~ Paris. fa -tit tpuatv. % th- ; T1esdsv
Of MAJ u-Sf. - n-.- O'clock IN ths iorenooa aad
sh-w cause % 80 thes have. sby the sane sh0sld
- ~ granted.
2. w WOODBURY. Juar~.
4 tTne oops-aii-st Is. HosHs. R-xi.t-r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18
The following shows the
Territory Held ~ the Rebels at
REcARITULATIoN

-IH.L RHOA4AIULATIoH.
ssates and Z,rrasta. Arsa iaSq. Alss. Pop.
Originally held IN, Is States and
Now held in 10 statss, 10 psrs. SI2ses Ass asa
The total area Of territory conquered
reaches the magnificent amount of 1,S11,.
1-1S4 square miles the total population re-
covered is 7,88S,062.
Under what circumstances hes this un-
paralelled feat been accomplished At
j the outbreak of the rebellion almost the
entire arms and munitions of war of the
Nation were in the hands of the rebel
leaders-ssnt South for thst purpose by
John B. Floyd, Buchanan's Secretary of
War. The entire navy Of the Nation was
in remote seas=-sent there by Isaac Toucey
Of Connecticut, BuGhansn's Secretary of
the Navy. Our army was in the wilds
of the Far West-sent there
purposely by the administration
of james Buchanan. It was commanded
by such men as Robert 3. Lee, the present
Commander-in-Chief of the rebel armies;
Albert Sidney johnson, who fell at Shiloh,
at the head of the rebels there General
Twiggs, who disgraesfnlly surrendered his
entire command to the rebels IS prlsGuers-
ofwar, Commodore Buchanan, the most
daring of the rebel naval officers; and thous-
ands Of Others, who remained in our armies
In the confidence Of our Government as
long as they could aid the rebellion by
doing 50, and then periured themselves by
deserting to the South. The servants of
thenation, charged with the duty of de-
Tending 1t, were thus first to e;betray 1t.
We were left without Army, without Navy
We had to create both. We had to edu-
cate the North to the practice of war; to
turn the reaplng-hook and the ploughshare
back into the sword and the cannon lOs
had most Of all to learn auho arsrs IN sym
PGthgt With rebellion and, to sOssd out from
the Government itsslf tbosS sOAO gase the
e'Ssnty secret aid and comfort We had
to abandon the field, the shop, and the
oe9ce and take on the unknown and re-
pusive trappings Of war. The rebels like
burglars) had been thoroughly prepared.
they had their designs matured, their ma
terials concentrated, their officers educated,
ltheiEimen drilled, their eo-labOrers and
spies known and located. They had the
initiative The patient, loving and forbear-
ing Government could only wait and hope,
and endure to the last extrem-
ity before it dared even to
assert itsTights or defend itself. The rebels
had network of railroads and telegrapbs,
constructed and equipped by Northern
capital and Northern labor. They were
large debtors to the North for goods that
were stored in their warehouses The cap
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-18

The above map furnishes TO the most
casual spectator complete refutGtion of
the infamous declaration of the second res
olutioH OF the Chicago Platform that
Four YEARS OF FAILURE TO RESTORE
THE UNION BT THE ExPERIAIENT OF WAR
DEMAND that IIASEnIATE BE-
FORTS BE MADE FOB A CESSATION OF Kos
TITLES IA declaration supported and
endorsed by the most prominent advocates
Of the nomination and election Of Nc
Clellan, in language such as this; -
after three gears Of var, sshS are con-
qsssTed-yosl OF the South 1 say YOa' are
conquered, Yop eaaunot conquer the
South.n-Res. C. GsaNneey Burr, delegate
to the Chicago CoNpsHtiOn- r s
~ lore oar SosstAsrn frisssds; they are
aobIe, BRAVE and OhivaIrOUs psOpIS and
cannot be sstbdEodg--Jamss S. Rollins, Of
Missouri, IN sPseeb before the Chicago
delegates. =-.
u haze zsseT said one cord against the
aO5ls, the generous, tbs ehiEaErie people Of
the South, and trs.st N God I '.essr sbGH.
Nearly half a million Of these noble men
had fallen in bloody graDss, BUT THEY
REMAINED UScoNoUERED," ,"-Lsaiah Rg7s-
dsrs Of Ns'O Fork in Psesh before the
Chicago delegates.
Pages might be filed with similar ex-
tracts, but the declaration of failure is 30
broadly made in the Chicago platform as
to render further proof of the position Of
the Democracy unnecessary. $500.
A complete demonstration of the infs-
nous falsity of these assumptions of fail
ure is found in the map at the head of this
page. 1t represents, SO clearly that it can
be comprehended at glance, the progress
we have made in subduing the rebellion.
The territory which adhered to the Union
at the beginning of the war is left white,
that which has been reclaimed from the
Contederacy since the beginning Of the
war is indicated by shaded lines, while that
which still remains within the grasp OF the
rebels is black. The map thus exhibits,
with directness and force which there is
no evading, the mighty strides which the
cause of the Union has been making in the
field.
The progress Of the Union is exhibited
with equal clearness by figures. When
the news of the surrender of Fort Sumter
first reached the President, the territory in
possession of the rebels embraced all that
Is exhibited by the dark and black shaded
Iines-or all the slave States, except the
little State of Delaware According to
the tables of the last census, the States and
Territories then in the possession of the
rebels contained the following ales and
population: '--
TierritOry Held by the Rebels April