davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-29
sswThe venerable William and
Mary College, at Williamsburg, Va,
is about to be re-opened.

gB-The New York Baprsss says it learns
from good authority that Wade Hampton
is now hiring every able-bodied negro who
was once his slave. He pays nen $40 per
month and women SIS, furnishing houses,
not board, for each. He expects to raise
800 bales Of cotton, where before the war,
he raised from 1900 to 1900 bales. The
small crop expected grows out Of the fact
that 1t is only since the close Of the war
that he has been able to resume work upon
bis plantation. Wade Hampton declares
his intention to give free negro labor a
trial, and that be shall hope for the best
results from the wages system until it fails.
He has already dissuaded many Of his
eountrymsn from the folly Of snigrssioR.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-29
The 0azette &Goauet
GENERAL NEWS.

The New York World announces
that the hop crop in this country will
be almost an entire failure this year.
It has been killed BY lice. In Eng.
land and Germany, however, the pros
poets are fair for an abundant yield.
The shock Of the earthquake which
was felt at Memphis on the morning
of the 18th, was more generally ex-
perienced at La Grange, Tennessee,
and Holly Springs, Mississippi. No
particular damage was done BY it AZ
tar as heard from.
The whole Indian population Of
the United States is about three hum
and fifty thousand, of whom only fit.
teen thousand are located on the east
side ofthe Mississippi river.
During the past week the Treasury
Department redeemed 81, ,072, 800 in
certificates ofindebtedness. New cer-
| tifcates to the amount of about $6,-
100000 were issued.
Brigham Young has o family large
enough to alone supply audience and
actors and actresses for the Salt Lake
theatre, which be runs on his private
account.
The population Of New York sx.
ceeds that of Philadelphia by one.
fourth, yet there are flfty-eight more
churches in the latter than in the
former city.
A French company has determin.
ed to established line of first class
packets between French aud America.
They are to be at least 900 horse power
and perform the voyage between Brest
and New York in less than ten days.
Late foreign papers show that the
rushof enigrsnts TO this country from
the north of Europe is setting in with
more than usual vehemence. $4,000
Polish exiles are making arrangements
with the Swiss Government for trans.
portation to the United States. From
Norway the exodus Of the most valu-
able part of the population 10 SO great
as to excite the fear of the authorities,
who are endeavoring to check them.
The largest income of the State Of
Rhode Island is S6l5.2l5, and the
man lives in Providence who is bur.
dened with it.
The London and San Francisco
Bank at San Francisco, (Cal. with
capital ofs5, 100000, is announced,
under the management Of Senator La.
than.
Sneaker Colfax has stated in . late
speech that he expected and desired
to see General Grant President of the
United States. !,
Rev. DIR Roberts, pastor Of q negro
church in indianapolis, is to be tried
by jury of his peers for embezzling
the bounties of negro soldiers.
The Sultan is sick and crazy and
about to be put in an insane asylum.
His nephew, Murad Efendi, dissip-
ated your man, will succeed him.
The celebrated composer Liszt, now
the Able Liszt, has arrived in Paris,
on visit to his aged mother.
One of the most original and prom
ising ofliving sculptors is an American
named Rhimhart, a native Of Balti.
more, whose studio at Rome is the re-
sort Of every art-loving visitor to the
Eternal City.
Colonel Basil Duke, the brother-in-
law and chief Lieutenant of General
John Morgan, and Colonel Breckin-
ridge, have returned to Kentucky
from the South and formed a busin-
ess partnership for the arranging and
collection of Southern debts.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-29

s@- The rich depend on the poor,
as well as the poor on the rich. The
would is but a magnificent building; all
the stones are gradually cemented to-
gether. There is no one subsisting by
himself alone.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-29
wH. sT. MARTIN. l.. ". MALARcHRR
SIT. MARTIN IL MALARCHER.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers In
GROCERIES AND BOAT STORES
Nos. 20 and % POYDRAs STREET,

NEW ORLEANS, July, 1866.
TO Planters. Merchants and oteeys:
tits believed that with the opening of the South.
ern Ports to Foreign Commerce and unrestricted
trade and intercourse with the interior, and with
gradual increase In the consumption which must
necessarily take place the Cotton and other
Southern Products can be converted into money,
that New Orleans will soos resume her form sr
position as the Depot for the Products of the
West, and furnish the best market TOR Gaaerai
Produce.
Now as there il an Immediate prospect of re-
sumption Of trade in this city, We beg ieavs to in.
form you that, having completed sll necessary
arrangements for transacting General Commits
sion and Forwarding Business, we have opened
house, Nos. 26 and 2s Poydras street, and we
ready to receive consignments from our friends
We have also on hand full and hne assortment
of GROCERIES,, BOAT STORES, WINES, LIQ.
uORs, TOBACCO, CIGARS, &C. Orders from
Plantations and the Country will be promptly
attended to.
As our House is sufficiently large we will take
Storage ~ low rates. Respectfully soliciting 3
share of public patronage, a9
We remain,
Very respectfully,
july29-1n ST. MARTIN d MALARCHER.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-29
JOHN TILANO,
WORKER IN
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron.

HAVING established himself again in the above
Ill business, In Baton Rouge, most res spectiully
informs his old friends and the public generally,
that he is prepared to do all work in his line.
All repairing attended 80 with despatch.
Shop on Main street, near the Catholic Church.
aug1-tf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

DEsrEUcuoS 90 ruE REnEI NsvY.
Rear-Admirsl Porter reports 20 tbo Navy
Departments bis operations on the James
river. Aher beng satisfied that Richmond
vAs evacuated be commenced removing the
obstrictions below Howiets Bausry. lie
succceded in getting channel through and
removed the torPedocs. Tbs gunboats
moved uP 10 Drurv's. -hsre obstrncticn.
AGAIN presented a BAR 20 further progress.
lie then ~cnt 90 Richmonl With the Prssi-
dent and found the rebel ram. and Sunboai.
blo-n up Nth the exception q a. snfnish-
e. ram. the Teas. ard a snail tag cunboat
mounting one gun. The vessels DESTROYED
we're the Nirg ma, flagship. four gus.. the
Iron-ciAd Nansemond. two guns. the wood
en- sh'P Hampton. too guns. the wooden
ship Roanoke. one gun. the torpedo tender
ShraPnsl. and the Patrick Henry. a school,
shiP. Some may be raised. The Beaufort
an Texas have becn pat IN our service
The Tradsgar works md naval ordnance
depot remain untoachcd.
The Navy Department has been inform
81 that uhen tbc gunboais Got ia sight Of
The Harriet Dcford she was IN flames ard
burned 20 the waters edge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

NonItS- A Nc~ York correspondent
gives his psp~r some detail, % the sighting
a. Mobile. oar force. bal suffered q con-
siderable ioss. caused principally BY torpe-
does. I~o - the Uuion mentors have
beea sunk By thsm- There - Supposed
% be CArrison u ~ or. seven thousand
men IN The Spanish For'. -ho are defcndin.,
D; Nth great obstinaey. Tie Union .iegc
guns rcre plated ~ithin f3ar hundred
yards q the fort. Aad ~erc pouring telribIe
Gre uPon a. The railroad from Mobile
% Montgomsry had been cut. One Of
General sieeic's ooismn. had captured a
rebel rigadier-rsneral and four handred
men A rebel ram aud three gunhoat.
seemed Opposed 70 give our monitors a
fgLf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

hrE Dew. We cs-n o. our 4ufv % ks~p can-
siasif h-t.rr rur r-ad@fs thst tl,tir a 80
rsstscfu~-. ksn-a 80 Co.'S C.lurA Rai.aus d
hes si'f ~ t-st- q I'm ani rsr-eriuarnf "a 80
80 co. o sr--k 81 fhr ..t r.rsr.-- sarthr TEN.
~ - u'Fesrtual Eaio~ it - thr raj tufv or s.r-
~ fssr-at O. Ae~p r. coustsaf snpJIiF ~ q N ~
ho.-~. rsaiY 80 ts-rurfiat~ $50 ~ 4uf, d. ,f
s-e-t $500 rru.~tr g. r.urh- ...f - clifs
irtnrura. croup. sni 40 thrs.st cnauplaiafs huf be-
- - cnasuaaIrtfre gr~sf r~i.~C ME- thev are
49, - 60 fhaf urr,lirtae siu svrr core th~u,
te-'s toush Bni-asa 81 o. t.uui IN fuva hlafis
H'rnd O. .lty the o,rghlag. h~p th~ ~Np~rtara-
trsa. 81 ~as~ M srd~r.r. Whv iif - tk.t .r~
sarefiag trea caarhs. o.sll.. craun. 1919 thro.f.
ao'srfs1esF-.ai that are hatl- o. plis.saa~s ID
urN-. rof tsk~ aist~- nni rror - vo,1r.- Ii
= ~ O. surpIy 81 Co.'S Caa-h nat.aun-th~ h~.t
81 ehrar~-f tuugh Bsi-aul 81 49, ~arlaf IA
cn-ts 80 e.rtv c~sfs al c.. t~ End So, -
easiutsFs oi trurxists ftmr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

Wonders ~ill never cease. In Bangor a
serenading party visited ths TrAnklin House
on Monday. and called Tor Mr. Marcelias
Emery ~ the Democrat. -ho. ,ays the
Wig. appeared on tho bsicony. an then
and there made a fan rceantatioa % his
opinions IN regard 20 the possibility % put
ting 6o~n tie REBELLION b. co,rcion. .
lie ackno-iedged that the people had been
Tighi. and that he vas wroug. The rebels
had been conquered. a. Tie south -ould
- obliged % submit Mr.. Emery called
for three cheers Tor the fsg. AM At his .ag-
gc'i'on the stars AL stripe, -erc tLro-n
CT from a window Ia the DSuocrai ofice
Press
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

osFesp $40 Court 81 rrslats h-d 81
fafls. sithtn aaa tsr - Coa.tf II ONtosd.
- ne - T-esfay - hsrch A n isS5
IN 80 petutsa ~ Nesfs "a. 49, !. -. -
W SeorEe ". Abt-att he - Saa.-, !, -
teuatE. tersassd. pr-stnr g. a. als-.,,. -,
81 ne prr-r.ial e-tsts a 80 laIe au.ls.af
c-fsssf. That th e saif r~tifioarr give s,t.,.
to 40 p-rsaas tatsrs.t~t, - caasing q eo,, a
fhissrier e. D. pabis hs thfes - socc--sss.i.
in th~ nxtoro Dernor rsf rrinfcd a. Ihafth~,
raaV ana~ar st q Probate Cauft o. b. hsla - P.r.
- tasait I..s-aty 90 ~ n Ts--dsy 81 M sext
"a tie e'cllsk 90 the sfieF aoon. SD shsu eau-s
20 aaY they have, ~hy the ssue shouid aoi b.
allowed.
w WOODBURY.. J.Sr..
Atrss coPy-attest-
-. Hosss .Rsr,sssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

We learn from he Farmer hat the i2th
Name. on proves; duty IN
Sa'annaA. are no- out q the city working
On The line % dsfcnocs and uosnting sier-
guns- The camp ground q The regiment
- anc one. and the barracks A. buEt q
board. -hiie- wAshcd. ard side -alks q
briok. an Other coavenienoes. Asau n.
iroops. eHccPt the brigade % -hich the
l2th AMI is,h ar atiacbei. have leh
Savannah. . P-Obable they -iH r,nain
therc Tor some tine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

Ia aocordance 18th Major-C.snsral Sbsr-
mans order. Schofcid's command Las been
organusd into t~o corrr-. whirh viii Id.
commanded respectively by Gens. Jarob
u. Cox and Alfred a. Terry. The hero Of
fort ishcr. both to serve under cornnand
ofGeu Srhoteld. Who - next IN rank 20
Gen. >hrrusan in this army. lis position
~ similar o. that ofGcn McaIs in Nirrinia
and Ger. Thomas a. Chaitanaoga. he
Icrth Cops. utilh las ben rsorsan.l-l
Ill 20 commanded hy senior d.si.,on-een-
ersl. Cox ltvin D. thus seen thar Sb---
nan vii sirtualif comnanI tbrec arruies.
namely. The OLio, thc Tennessee. ard the
Mssislippi
NHhost intending % convey any inlor-
nation fo fhe enemy. ifisa natter q pride
o. Sc The numbers ard material q shirh
us army - composed. there o. now q
higtt. Leff. and tenfre Army. commar,IeI
rcsTcctlreiy ~ Generals Iloua-d. Sforsm
81 >choheif. ani 10 thev shoalI have he
pPoriunity .Torrief fhe1n 90 araia -urc,i-~
tbe enemy in the ieii in pitched baffl-
oil sfrike hios vh,rh al ase % tie a.,
resiige q Johnson's arrnv. nov Thoroughly
demorsiiFed ty fear u sherman 'ss iotorious
lcgions
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14
PHOTOGRAPHSII
A. B. Crockett.
VIII rc.ane husiu-ss a.
Norway. Maine.
Wedae.day. Mach -. 1855.

Ihs Sah,--rii-rr h-r~bv give. psbrc .st.c~ th.t
- hts h-rn iuIs apr-statri 81 ~ uaaar .f-
Jaig- - frssate o. tas Cosats 81 Oxfsrd. aaI
sssursd the trust q Esccslsr q ihe last AL
al trstan-nt of
>oLOMAN :. PlNGEEE hte Of AIsay.
n safi Cauafy deosas-i. By sisiag bod .. % r
- efrvcts VI therrlor- requests 81 persaa.
- are iat~ttel o. th- estate 81 sd so-.sol 90
make inm-iiaic paslnral. aa4 tas.s "a. A.s~
49, crrisn.i- fhrr-pn O. sxhttst III .ane d
Mach n. So. JACOB a.. LOVEJOT.
Ts- .ub-c' .l-s h~r-b, g,vs. pubi,e sa,s- ,hst
D. aas ben ta.y sl.satst-d H. che usa. guar~ a
PROBATE 30 he 1ouaty 81 Dxisri aaI a..a-u.s
~ 90 81 ai aa.ninistrtisr 81 thr estate ~
JAcpH :. POWERS. are q FDstsarx.
- ssid cpsafs deceased. b. giviug bod a. th.
- l'rrcts ~ th-rei1rc re.Jar-ts az persoas "a
aci@ei O. tls estate 81 ssid 1-ccasel o. naks im-
'.sedtats payun-nts al thosc hasiag auy lesnaal.
ihrf-,sn o. cNhtblt the ssar o.
Ma "a. les. HARRISON VI POWERS
Eae .ai.-cf.i--r herris Eis~. pablsc nat,-- that
- a. tc-n du.f 4pFsoiateI % The iion. Juir~ %
Probate 80 The Gasav 90 90 ford. sad as.s.,s.l
he trust % Exccafor ofthe hst ill aad testas.-f
of
GEORGE LORD. h,e % Por,.r.
D. ssii Couaty d~c~as~t. ~ gis,ur hosi a.. th.
hs Directs sh- thrrriore rrl1~sts sI u.rsans ts.
trhtet o. ~ estate of ssii d-oen ~ o. uske iu-
'ac-intc f.atusrni. anl thpsr hssfng aay d~uanl.
fhefrUa Cd rNhltlf the san~ O.
Ma "a. i-o5- EMERY WENTWORTH.
Ia ss',-cr,i-r bef-J, s,ve. petite aa,ic- th.t
- has lies duN apT-otafet o. the Hoaorsble
Jaixs q Probate. g. ihe C...sst, ~ OSf,rs. 80
tssu-lcd 30 trasi ol Alaaiaisfrtfor sita tle -iI
The anncxei afthe estate ~
DAVID BICkNEI.L. lste 81 HsLrss.
ia snii cpnssfF. decrss-l. H. ristax l.ssf =. the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14
opposite KiISy Street.

A FTER an ss,sssise Prsctee 81 sp-.rd. e
N % frar-. coatiases O. -ccur~ Pafrats IN he
Osite.t stste-s also. - Greaf Brltaia Fra--s .ad
oth~r foreign eoantriss- Csvrats. Sp-rs6c.tioas
bouds. Assigaa.esfs. aat al Pap-rsor Dr.-inr.
% P4tenfs, sxecutet lsbetal tsruss .,.d .s,lh
a~-p.teh. R~.esrches uaaie iato Aa-r.~.a 90
tor-1xa ~erks. o. detsrnis~ tn vaIsdIt, 90 usa-
~ a fst~ufs 90 in v~as saa.aaI t.r.f a. OBJ
ea''cs feef~tsd - al siters tosrhlnx ne .an.e.
1oPie- % ne cl@las q 49, pateaf tsrstshed ~
r,ssIutas go ooiiaf. As.f-s.neats rcoord.i az
Mssbisrton.
Tbs sg.ney : 80 opiy he iarsess 10 N-~ Eas-
md. hui thrcpgh q isteators haxe advantage. %
secuorg pat~sts. "a 4-csst..-i-s sh- v.s~-s.tsHtv
q tnseu Isas, sassrpss--d ~. II aos $1,000
~ superior o.. any ~hich - or-r.d theu
eas-~her-- % testiooei.l- b~ls~ gisra pr.xs
hat soo- - MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE
PATENT OFFICE thaa the ss.h-crsh.r; al ..
SUCCESS - THE BEST PROOF OF AID
iNANIAGEs AND ABILITY. he -oslS adI
'Aai - h-s seuntsnt rrssoas 20 bel-ve. sd ca
P'os-. ta.t a. 30 sthsF ofbee - the Nod the
sa.fse- @r proi-sstosai -~rvioes - uso<serzte.
ihr is,uea-e prsrtic- ~ the sut,.cr her d.sriax
t~c"tt y-ar- past hss ensbted hia 90 accr1aulss-
rs-t eoi'-ct'ea 81 -J-ci6catioas and Olicial d.
clstoa- relative a. pats.is
Thcs~. tssidss he ~xs...iv. liar, II l~v.l al
us>chsaical osks. s.d Ga sec.-.s. of su.t~ns-
graat-d ~ The Jaitsd states and Earoo~. r-nd-r
BIN abb h~yond al qiestioa. % oa~r superior Ia
eii.i.ss ior ohtaisiag ratess-.
Al u-o-ssiiy % icor-ey % Washsaztau IN
.
are here saved Inventors.
TrsrE=o.saLs
rsgsrd Mr. Eddy 90 q The uast eapaBl.
SD s.ccsssfNf pF-etftsoacrs, With whom I have
hsd ofhlctsl intercour-c.
CHARLES MASON.
ososnissioaer q Pst~nts
have ~ hcsttatson arsaring lnscufssrs that
ihey csnent empioy sasrs esspsfs-f sd fr..f-
~,-fAy. asd noFe e-pable 81 pst,iax th~sr 81
piicstloas On torn b. Esr th~sa al eariV and
isFor.bie oousidersfion "a III patent ofi~e
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Csmfnisssonrr Il Psfe,ts
= NJ r ". EDDY has uasde Cor me- TIIIR.
iEtN aprlfcatrons. On al hsr or 81 whf-a r-t-
est- have hes grsated. ed thst - 49, u--.s.r
Such unmistaseshic prof. q great talent aad
shiiiy at ability rs part lad % recon
ise.sd al taFeutors O. sppiy % him % prucsre
ih~ir Pateats. a. they nay b. 81 having the
'nast tuhiui .iisnfion h--to~es on their cases.
aad a. vers reasonable chsrge-."
John TAGGART
During tghf uonths the st5-crib~r, 20 eaar-.
q his large practicc. snad- ected ar,-
~ ci'iuu-. SiN ffEN APPEALS. EVERY
ONt Ct Which Vas dreaded in Lis fvor. b the
Cooirnissa~1rr III uetents X. ~. EDDY
bs--soa. ne. %. Les 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

Rev. Amo. IIitshin-s q West Minot.
gives notice throagh the Banner. Of his
-ith1ra~Al from the Universalst ministry.
after twenty Eve years la5or. Nth a ,icw
70 enter some hehI business. that ~il Aaori
his family comfortable support Mr.. II
expresses no absicment % interest ia the
eause o. uhich b. has devoted 50 much u
- Gss.- r!s=;-.c- Iea--.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

To THE NERVOUS. DEBLTTNTFD AND
ptSfONDENT 90 BOTH SENES. A
grsat ssa-r~r hariex hsen tssfored o. hrah. q, !.
- tafs. et~r msay y~ars of uiis~rv 81 .ilIa-r o.
as-isi D.. tlp~ efeatsrrs ~ -ius Cir~sl ca a.
r-cripi 81 rost pssa s.l .frs.st esv~isr~.a cap,
ui ~ f.rau4a af core rupiassH n.rrrf q
JOIN " DAGNALL. b. la Pct Oa.r~.
Bro1kign. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

The North Star say. that in Vermont
the >ugar season has been unusually good.
Some days the naples have discounted 80
freely a. 10 keep The boilers a; work day
and night
The Gov q sap in Maine seems 20 have
been ola short duration.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

NV loEE. April N. The Commcrriar.
'pseihi W ashIngto on dispatch saws the Pres
idsni usks 10 sccrst q BIS Opposition 90
waive ever thins let uasun and emanripa-
ton for The sake a restoring tran1uiiltv
When in chmond - arranged Ar eytlf.e
Tor tie return q Virginia % tie Union.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14
N A r r I D.

u fast Frv-t,.rr. Arr,i p A.O.Pk- -
W t'sorgs o. karharf.au 81 frssiurr. q, " =.
tarpiiu~ q. E1-r..n "a RrlItsn
u oslart Frb .. hy Rev Nv Pou- NJ
1faari.lr kss-. 90 NJ. Mars = Ev~r-tt
u t'siari Mach -. ~ b.. 4. ". ParL~
VI. Jahn n NcCLfea ta Ars,Ua 4 Pa
u va 49, :. ~ Rev a ~. PsuL NJ
Se-rPh g >siiIiug.. ta NJ. RIA T.. Y~ausa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14
U. S. $40 six per Cent.
Gold : Bearing Bonds.

These honds 49, rorth pr-raluna which incrcss-
- ~ s-fuse proas - m ia.u 40 n. ~x--np
tiou RON Stsfc sat Muaicirsl taxu.t,, .hi~n IA.
frura on 20 thr.e pr eeaf NOR. a-orfi,.- % f
rs'e lrriet On other rrofrrty TIE interest 4 nav
shis m eurr~ney scnui snnusily ~ esuroa. a.tsrh
"a % eseh notc. which nay b. cut 81 .na .ola
any hsak o. bsnker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

frcsiicni Lincoln - ~s,,ed on tv a.,
erected ero~d. Mouiay -ornrg. lie ask
81 ihe bant % play tone hat b. liked
maeh. 'hat ihc rebels bal en.ieasorei q,
'Ff-'fr'iie. It bal been hirly eapts-o.I.
ar De- ~int-i 60 hear &C. Tie b,nl p.,,.
81 % hisie. 9Th -'ii. and followed -,,b
90 ilaI Coiambia.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14
Whiskersi Whiskers,

u 49, vant Whs.kers Noasf.ch~sf Or
erccssa Cosupauni ~il orce th-a o. rrow o. tA-
suapoi a-st Sc % chlr. 81 lar 90 tad h~aLs q
- W~.ks. Ffics. sto0- sp.sk.E-s &C. 81 %.
So ~ sad any~ aers. cL,-sly .-ai-1 ga recsig'
81 rricr-
A1if~s.. WARNER 4 CO Bss rs.
Hfo-kks NY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

Csr osp. -s--At q Couft 81 Pr',i~fs hsti 81 Par
-. ~tfhta aat g. en- Counfv - Oxtsrd. %
thr ~ Tu~sday ~ Mar. a. - issS
m ne petiiiea 81 Issirs Russsu -lic~ II
W L-onard Resell i.t- q Buek6-id. ia said
Geese ~ deceased. pfssisg that h-r do-~s uuay b.
40 gee so - 90 b. her 81 ~ hts husissad-
80 ats. I'D that Conasissioa~rs b. appointrd g.
thst pssrE--s~.-
ortrrrd. that he said r-tiiian'r give noirc~ -
81 prffens interssfsd BY c-using copy ofthi.
srisr 90 b. publtsh~d three w~skssscccssirsisi n
iee o~iord D-uocrst.s puhlfc a~wsTlspst pris-
III "a Pans, thatth~y n.s appear sta Prohaie
Clurtto b. held "a Fss. o. satd Cssunfv. ~
he thiri Ts~-day ~ Nsy. arst. 81 tes
Sex 90 The iorrasoa. aad shs~ cause n 40,
they have. - thssan- shout' uot - graaf.,i
"a Woodbury.. Jsts-
Atrue copy-attests
J. Hosss R sisf.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14
U.S.7-3OLoan

ny authority % ~ sccr,t-ry q m Trc.sury
m unsisrsisnsi has assuua-i the General sub.orp
tion se~ny for ~ -sie ~ Uuited ststc- rrcasary
Ne'es. esaring -cven and t.res ssufhs pr cent A.
l-r-.I. L-r annunl. lnnnn 1. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14
Farm for Sale.

<<E& 1,HF $500 ~ oS~rs g. 49, a..
49, frrn. fsa.su ~ ~ Fr.sls.
49, flea arnn,l sifusf~tl on ~ easf slas ~
NerfhH fenf ia Feru. 49, ssLs sid
- isrr coristas 20 trrrs ~ Ls-f. 80
suuch 81 - hraFi'Y tiuiusref. esfla.sisd a. coa-
raia arf tlan Insrter RI rIiIisn n Flfsf 49,
80, i-siars afher tfaser $50 ftrn - sifu.f-f
sith'a "a q NE n NJ Raty's -. M.
80 - mIl~s frrl.s csrrsa NJ. Th~ t-..Iliar.
are urarIF 49, go ~ Fassf coafifira ~ s-ff
T. f-p sssarsf foiiars isss ftas fsls s,srs 90
- iagsfirfe sais o. fssirsf. T~rn. II 80 ~..s
sifh gooi srrnrfy. - fIrfh~r narticsisrs -
quirr II - sailscrii-.r ID Barkss1. 90 OTIS
HANFORD. o.. Cantoa Nif-
=. q. ANDREWS
D.s-s 81 B--ke.is. Fsb ~. Isss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

NOTICE To CREDITORS. The ua ier.irs-
- Saving teeu appointed ~ he Hoe. JudFe
81 Protete iaf DSford Coasfv. Co-l.si--ioaers.
sta inil poNers. Co reesive snd eEaauin- 80 th@
rtiinls 81 fhe several creditors fo che estate q
George ". fls1r. kfe n Hsrfilrd ~ - - Goa
o.. leceased shose estate has hrea represeaf-.i
iasoiFenf. hsve snrolsfef ihe fhird Norrsrs m
NHf ant Angrsf $50 af one O'Clock r. 70. ~
sact faid caFs. % fhe time. ard fhe fsfe resi-
deace ri fhr frrrtsed in sod Hartford - The
o.4~s. iar recefFinT anf rNar.rinE che r.ainss
aEaiasf sa'f estate bFfrf at livrrrnors fhis
oarteeafh tag sf march a. n iss5
LEE STRICKLAND.
WILLIAM CHILD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14
DIED

u hsrshst March a6.h. NJ. Eli-a ~
~ 49, z. Hla--s. ar-d IS v-.rs.
u Narth " "a Frh. IL. e ~rsrLrt fever
-" " eaiY eallt "a -'sph-n q. aai Razau-a 4 d..
Aiaahau. sgs.l ~ -asnths
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

A commissioning NOTICE W hav,.r
v t~rs alt...lfsf 81 uaa. o. ". 49,.
Jrlr- al rI..... g. fle Cssafs ri us t.rf. C..n-
ss..aers f. ftaa.ar fhr rislas af l.r rrr.'.tors
ai Herrs d Wee. be sf Rarf.rI .a sd Geese
fF. ..rrtrr' s se rsfsfr rs r-rrrs.1reI las.ir-
r.-. ..f. n.... .nr 80 nanIhs f..a fh- fhlfI
Ia.sff. .r "a .r.. jess. hste boo .I..est s.lI
...If.Is ta u..-l .f cot rrsve fh..r .is.r- col
fasf ar siH arrnI f. fhe taff assl fa-f ri. sf fhe
aErr II nllsrsr n d rhsrtsaa IN nsxssi riIsr-.
oa tas 60 Ms-tsps 81 Ma. Jaa-. JaIs nsi 50
tsr.aar I-s1
wv BOLSTER gCanfrs.
D. o. NfllIAEu-ON
nissski MAJ ~. Les.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14
SEVEk-THIRTY LOAN

tie-e rotss sre issued uuder dafr % Jan. issh.
= ~ sni 49, psyahis thres ycsrs IRON th.f I'M Ia
eIrreney' 90 49, oouvcrtibls a. ths optioa % ,hs
holdrr into
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

on e. eartarc 90 fs'er,burr. men usr,
.nnedisteiy leia .sl 70 lay 81 traet from
I'ain siai'oa. al % baiid bridges. %
tnat very shortly 90 sil have q rs.lross
'ne "hoie diisnce from Cny Point 70 Pc
tcrs5arg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

lhe Journal 49, a TAI nauri F-emant
"t'iiemore " Aabrra. taib.. hard hail,
crushed in ODE ma,L..eSy aitLo HH NIL
a. Lesi.ton on Fn4sy.