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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-18
HEADQyARTERs DrsTRcr or INDIANA,
indianapolis, May 9 1865.
GENERAL ORDER, NO. 27.

l. In accordance with general court
martial orders No. 214, dated war depart.
mcnt, adjutant generals Office, Washing
ton May ,, 1865, to wit:
WILLIAM \. BowLEs, citizen of the
state of Indiana, wW be hamyed by Me
neck unta he BE- decd. on Friday, the nine.
teenth day of May 1865, between the hours
Of twelve o'c lock IN. and three o'clock p
M, on the parade ground between Camp
Morton and Burnside Barracks, near the
city Of Indianapolis, Indiana. Brevet
Brigadier General \. \. Stevens, com
manding Camp Morton and Burnside Bar
racks, is charged with the execution of
this order, and will make report thereof to
the commanding general.
Lambdin p. Millican, citiaen of the state
of Indiana, ,cW BE- Hanged Iy the necL, nm
I'll he6e dcal, on Friday, the 10Th day Of
May, 1865, between the hours Of II
o'clock m. and 3 o'clock p, m., on the pa
radc grounds between Camp Morton and
Burnside Barracks, near the city of In
diana polls, Indiana Breyet Brigadier
General \. \. Stevens, commanding
Camp Morton and burnside Barracks, is
charged with the execution Of this order
ana will make report thereof to the com
manding general.
Stephen llorsey, citizen Of the state Of
Indiana, scW6e haagef Ly TIE neck un{ he
be dead, on Friday, the 18th day May
1868. between the hours Of twelve clock
m and three o'clock p. m, on the parade
grounds between Camp Morton and Burn
side Barracks, near the city Of Indianaro-
lis, Indiana, Brevet Brigadier General
\. \. Stevens, commanding Camp Mor'
ton and Burnside Barriaks, is charged
with the execution of this order, and will
make report thereof to the commanding
general.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-18

THE REAL AND THE IDEAL.-It is the
lue admixture of romance and reality that
best carries man through life The
quality variously designated romance or
enthusiasm, poetry or ideality, is not to be
despiscd as the mere delusion of heated
brain; but is to be valued as an energy
impaired to the human miud to prompt
and sustain its noblest efforts We would
urge on the young especially, not that they
should repress enthusiasm, but that they
.hould cultivate and direct the feeling
Unprincipled romance deals in vague as
pirations after something better and more
beautiful than it has yet seen; but it is apt
to turn in disgust from the thousand
homely details and irksome efforts essens
tlal to the accomplishment of anything re-
ally gooG, to content itself with dreams of
glorious impossibilities. Reality, priding
itself on steady plodding after moder-
ate tangible desideratum, laughs at the
a'mless and Improbable visions ofromance;
but the hand cannot say to the eye, L
have no need of thee ~ Where the two
faculties arc daily blended, reality pursu-
es a straight rough path to desirable and
practicable result; while romance beguiles
the road by pointing out its beauties, by
bestowing deep and practical conviction
that even in this dark and material exist
ence there may be found 4 joy with which
stranger intermeddleth not-a light that
shineth more and more unto the perfect
day.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-18
A suit brought by Leonard Sturtevar

A suit brought by Leonard Sturtcvant
against A. ii. Allen for illegal arrest and
imprisonment, which has been on trial in
Boston, for some days, in the Supreme
Conrt, was closed on the 2Sth inst, the
jury rendering verdict in favor of Mr.
Sturtevant for two thousand five hundred
dollars. At the breaking out of the wa'
Mr.. Sturtevant was doing business ia
New Orleans, and upon his coming North
was arrested and lodged in Jail upon char
ges of disloyalty, preferred against him by
Mr.. Allen.-N y Day Book.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-18

The solemn ceremonies of President
Lincoln's funeral were relieved by many
lighter incidents. The New York Trib-
uae reporter gives the following:-"As the
solemn procession swept past the Alham-
bra Palace, saloon of pleasure on Canal
street, the windows were crowded with the
sad faces of negroes and nlulattoes, most
of whom were ladies, and all of whom
were bathed in tears. To illustrate the
depravity of certain class, as we per-
ceived one colored lady, who was weep
ing copiously and at the same time par
taking of some refreshment which resem
blcd piece of pancake, We heard by
standcr remark, in the words of an anti
quated strain:
The buckwheat cake was in her mouth
The tear was in her eye. ;"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-18

The Washington correspondent of The
Springfield Mass Republican, in allud-
ing to the denial Of the engagement be-
tween j. Wilkes Booth and the daughter
of Senator Hale, says:
There is positive evidence of its truth;
but this evidence is in private letters,
which cannot be used. But it cannot be
denied, !" he adds, "that Booth was very in
innate with the wives and daughters of
prominent republican senators and repre-
sentatives at the National Hotel last win
ter"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-18
Order for the Execution at Hn.
s..;sG3pOEss.
uEADoUAKTERs DISTRICT OF INDIANA,
lyDTAyAPoLIs, May Q, 1865

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF INDIANA,
lyDIASAroLIs, VA, Q, 1865
Cok 1 D. 'Farner, Concentrating Pos
Mltmapohs, Ind:
I have just rece;,el from Department
Headquarters an order commanding me
TO carry into effect, .sc Nom deIoy," the
sentence OF the Military Commission il
the cases of William \. Bowlcs. Lambdin
Z. MiliiSan, and Stephen Horscy. The
sentence Of each Is death A copy Of the
charges and sentence for each of said
prisoners is herewith transmitted.
From the language Of my orders, / an
compelled to fix Friday, the 10Th inst, a.
the mos remote j., within which the
same can be properly oJeyed.
You viii give the condemned every ia
cility within your power consistent with
their safe keeping), to settle up their
worldly affairs and prepare for the future.
These are sad duties for both of us, and
more trying than sc field Of battle, but
they are stern duties. that must be obey
cd for our country's safety and future
welfare.
L need not say to you to extend to the
families of the condemned any courtesy
that you can consistent with your duty as
an officer. \ man who has served and
suffered as you have for your country, car
execute justice in mercy, though it might
cost you tears Of blood. With high
appreciation OF your past services.
am, yours truly,
(Signed) ALVIN 2. HovEY,
Brv't Maj Gen. [. S Vols, CONG.
G. w. III. Long Lieut.. 4 Post Adj't.
CHcial copy.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-18

No CcuAMpAGNE-ADother economl
cal fashion closely followed on the hee's OF
the "No card" mania has been invented
Thus, a gentleman wishing to invite q
friend to dinner. sends note written III
this shape: "Mr Ollapod presents his
compliments to Mr.. Bushby, and begs the
honor of his company at dinner on Thurs
d,y next, at five o'clock, p. NJ. No ctom
payne"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-18
Hotels.
EDWARDS HOUSE,
Oriental gireru Stable.
SALE, FEED &c EXCHANGE.

Horses and Carriages always on hand 20 let at
reasonable rates. We also pay the highest mar
ket price in cash for Horses. Horses boarded
by day, week and month on reasonable term
HESS & NESSEL
~ )uth Indiana March Goth 1863
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-18

A true picture of despair-a pig
reaching through the fence TO get cab
bage that lies few inches beyond his
reach,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-18
c. q. 81 &. az. gs. 'Eismc Fable,

DR.. W. II. Davenport, Surgeon -
tia., will visit Plymouth regularly on'the
second and last Tuesdays and Wednesdays
of each month, making two visits each
month, instead of one, as heretofore.
Teeth set on Gold, Silver, or Rubber;
all work warranted. Rooms at the Ed
wards House. Y3n3o-tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-18

-"Can't change dollar bill, eh! Well,
I'm glad of that I've had thirty-six
drinks on it in three days, and it may
stand a good deal Of wear and tear yet
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-18

LEGAL advertisements 81 per square for each
;.,scrticn, charged to parties publishing them'
CoM1uSIcATIoSs to promote private in.erS'S
rr.t hc Maid for OF tae regular adyc-tised rates
N.Sa,,cEs and DEATHS arc published as me-.
ADVERTISEMENTS. unless the number OF inser.
tions desired is specified, will be continued hli
ordered out, and charged at regular rates.
Local notices 20 cents for each line.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-18
V<:LUME TO
THE PLYNOITH DENOCRiT.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA,
s. L. HARVEY, Proprietor
Terms Of subscription ~, go ~
year in Advance.

PAYMENTS must be made invariably in aaTance
and the paper discontinued at the expiration Of
the time paid for, unless renewed These terms
will be strictly adhered TO.
Rates Of Advertising:
One square (ttc space of ten lines or less OF
this tvpe) one week, 81 90, and % cents Tor each
additional insertion.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-18
business Qirrftorg

2e. ES. Time GD1cS.
r.. ct. w. So &. ss. R. Time Table
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-18

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

TIM Ricnrs o. NEVADA Mr. Ri,hari-
son concludes BIS last letter % TIE Tribunc
FROM re silver regiou Of Nevada a. follo-s
'' Nevada has termed out shoui SIXTY nal
lions 90 dollars ia hu,iion. and b. nos pro-
ducing nearly tvcniy millions annually
Bishop Simpson b. convinced that our sil-
N~r resources are suicicnt to ray Of a na-
tional dcbt Of iEeuiv billions. prescnt each
reformed soilirr q tbe Union rith a silver
uuskct, and then plate 40 oar var vessels
With SILVER thicker ihsn than they are nov
shesfhcd vith iron. II H. CERTAIN thar orr
ORES are practically iocshaustihlc. ard thar
the SILVER mining - The tni'ci States is in
iis infancy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

TIE Boston Post savs o. the appointment
81 ~ Vice Prrsiicnt Haralin ~ the Colicc-
torshp % Boston. restores 20 that otice
something Of i's former dignity and elaisc-
ter. An oficc ~hich has cen bold ~ snch
men a. DAVID llenshs-. George Bancreft.
Robert Bantoul. Jr.. not 10 mention others.
should not be allowed 20 degenerate IN I'M
porsanoc either IN n eve. % those uho are
from position or ability qualified TO sll j.
vel. 90 IN thc mind. oi those Mo ar sub
ordinate 60 b.. or ~ho 10 bushes With that
dspartn-nt of ihc Government
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01
.ORECLOsURE

t'okECLoSJRE Nsii-e - h-sehr rfve.
a char. 40 lhr sih dsy 81 April. IS.s2. sea-
u iueaf'us ~ it~iFpn. conveyed e. Kaert Glove
hy ~ nrrrigsg~ d-~d ~ that t1fc a certain tact
~ iansi, situsf~d 90 H~iroa. wffh th~ huil9,-- a
thrreaa. cescrilcd a. flioss. h-xinaing % c.
Or -itA- statdia- ~ Mutds brrsok =, e. lLrI On
- oI-n piccr a snestss tring the s.sfh ess.eri,
eonrr oi -fid lui theuce tl.sn stid h. 80 o. 10
~rfer utrk ~ Nnfthrra pcnf. theaor o. s.ff
pal aat Nsuh~ss siresan. norsheaedie a. -e-t-
usrllF tn the riIus in stii Mrfih~ss stre.-s. ~ a
pltce ca.i-d trav~r dsaa. the.cs north~ast-rl. b.,
~ eig- 81 the upltnt that is.r i-r. s..r s-sr,-
in the rfiaes- irrs ste lie ~ saif piece a Ind
ne.r Two large pfn- tres. th~ac. soufh f.rts- eve
degr-c ea-t to the isuunds GI-f uaratros.sd a. -.
cufe tnc pay mat oi cert.tn nat~s de-craes is
Fssi n'rtssg-. which 81 recorded 81 Oxfsrd Re-.
tsfrr. haos 10, p.g~ 81 Al 80 th- I6fh d.
81 Jlne the sod Robert Glover a.sisn-d tAe saif
1noftgs-e to thr uatersigned. shich i--r-at -
r-oor,iesi % OSfsri R~grsfrv. bs,k iS2 p.g-- s.
- b cunditnon- Il sstd nnrtrse~ hari.r t--a
if'.sen. cisn for-rl-lrc q ~ saus- r.irsuaat
% ihe lsss q this Stst-.
GEO. p. WHITNEY.
OSiord. Asg. 10. ls65
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01
Urea sURER's SALE.
FATE OF NAINF

IRFssusEE's OFFscE
" AucrsrA. Aug. y .t-65
Dih>l M o. Chap. g. >@cf "a ~ ~ Re-
Il vtset Statutes. siii. M ne STATE Tr..-.r,
ollor en- Au-usts. 90 the t-cniirth sav % 80
tcurr n~Nt, al m o'cisck 81 ne the isr~aoos -
snt coaFcy hy ceel O. ih~ hira~st bidd-r. 81 th~
o. ~r-st 90 "a STATE in che tracts ~ Lad hsr..
siier d-scrb-d. hing uainoosr,osatesi ts-n-hin.
lie SID tracts hayia ien o. i-itcf e. ne STATE
80 stale usNrs an4 county taNes. c~fti6eI a. the
Frrs-urcr of Slate.
D. sac and CnrFsY ance I'd e1ch Tract ~tu -
mae suigcrt to righf ~ the % n@r &C. srt o. ~
~. shose rights have b~rn esrlrrf-f o. rs-.- he
ssrne si any tirr sithtn YEAR aE~r The 49, d,
paying 30 teaicring o. the psrchaser b.. prs.-sr-
ton 81 "a hat H. rurchassr raitd thercl1r "a the
saie. wifa fafeiest at the rsie oft~eufv ~ rrnf
30 anuun rcn tae tina- - -str snf one sIiar tsr
r-l-t-es 90 sacl sT a-r nav reeeai interest d,
pafing a. aiorrsaif o. th~ Tr-.snr~r 81 state. -
pfossie'i n thai.t.s 8. Sectian d ofthe Revised
>iafutrs.
NJ Tract, hoscvet wiu D. sotl "a e price -
th'a he iau suiount DO thcrcon ior soch uupaid
state and cuurts taNes. iutsrcst aa1 cost Al. d-s-
cria~t on the io.iostur rhe.uie.
oNFoUn CoUsur.
o.tIo Acrcs, Antovcr y Surplis aad Wet. 10 2I
y G. HiCHbOEN. Trrs-urrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

NJ ". IT Ninton failed fo obtain the
nom'nsiion f'r County Attorney ia Camber.
land. ani b. enl-asorin- O. defeat tie .sr.
ee''ill eand,latc. ts aherafrng thc vote. af
temperance mcn ST. WEBB. tLs nomnee.
p o. lsed 10 cni'rce tie satafe 90 ths ict.
Yer. We re.nsaier once. ~iea Mr Vim.
ton iiiied % obtain tbe ealo-.em-ns Of
'ou'.n''iecs e. a csod.iatc for Coaer.s, ,s
tbs District. he rur,sed ..eb , ,'..,. 4.
" Play SOTO 'he hsai' u ths uld--,,. 81,
Secure ihe e.ec'ian ofsNetrasta-,eus.-,,
but without success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

A fc~ dsys since Miss Mary Bates. diu-h-
Ter % Rev. Geo. Bate. II Auburn. return
81 90 Der fathers houis. after having been
4 rcsiieui Of Gsorgia. pear Macon. during
The past - wears. Size cn,leasorcd % re-
torn in i-63. %; couli not get through the
military lines. Size reports that the free
labor system j. working finely. some oi the
piauter- already ackuo~lc,igins that it
works better thsa thc oil system.
rt.ewiston Jouruai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

To- rrti.rsf~I ng DOW raari-.,-. Cd, .s-,...-
hrs ---i.r f.-r- fn thr tlr.fr.r.s 81 .s &C.,. ~,
crirai ta ne fsasi- sssteua. A. sNf-rs.ar. 81
t~-niy -fhrrT tears esssl-. hilu ts -uara.ts. .r.
IN an1 prrulanrni rrirl la thc $3.50 r.-rs 81 ~,
frr-siaH Haf aI ofher Nrnstrar,i nrra----u-ur.
toa uhateTef caase. A. irrfers g. sts.r- ,uu.r
conista n. omrr. -. E.sstcatt street. Ii....a,
D. ban'a iurai.hei o. iho.~ sho ~i.h q,
rruiaia un.rr frrafn~af
lsstna. Joae p IsGs H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

f,rTNr-. DuFing the past seek patents
have bcea granted 20 tLe folio~ing persons /.
10 James ". Better. % Lowell. for clothes
dryer 90 lIe~itt Chandlcr % New Giouces-
ter. for improvement in harvesting rla-hine /.
90 Winisn = Covcu. 20 Gardner. Tor iu-
I'roscmcut in earth pa,vcrirer, 20 Ebenezer
Pierre. % Hai'owru. f7r improvement in
bomb lance for killing vhaic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01
UssANITARV COMMISSION
ARMY AND NAVY CLAIM AGENCY.
NO CHARGER FOR SERVICES.
W A rIDcIN. Local Agent. Paris. We.

'I'HE q. :. SANITARY COMMISSION A.
4 sffinr f. fr.rfr ~...rffs. ~rf.-rs, anf thrir
isnf.aes ffrr- 90 t.srt rsr~a-r- s-uaur ped 20
~ rf.~ rHi.Hn af -rrh rtsirns. harr rslahiirh~f
.h'f Asrnfl. fa o..rcf frnssr--. aurafs ei pas .
's.r.f rnf nIt-r fis,rns arsiasf fhr GaVrrnr,rnf.
"ffunrr cHsHeF oH HnrrSsF 30 AsE ktsr
NHtrrfEE 70 ruF ctNrskSrs-
ID arII.rstfen 800 ia thts a -rrrr. sfaffrr fhr
1a1r ani PIT a.arr .a.ir~-- al far FL. r.rf. fbe
aaH.c. rauk. rrupanl. fegimcnf. -.ff.rr aal
Male n fh~ srl.iirr uhos. a-.uarf e. rsfn d.
ultHe. drtr of tischarg- 90 d~afh. o. rsor~r
llsn-s siii - t'sr' ouf as ftr ..s-l~ ard ..r-
uhftifsl o. ~ f'rfrnn srrifrnr. fhrse Gao thrn
p sSrrufra an.i rrtara~.i tr coo. ah-- sb~r- th~
cattn ~ti D. rrosseutrl OBJ a fnsl $3.50 30 th-
snrrtrst r.sssia.r t1nlr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01
Whiskers, Whisl,ers,

" 49, sa1t Wh'sker- 90 Nar-farh~.f or
"rre'sn 'asrfH'.i so flrr~ thsru CD gov o. ths
s,nHofhr ffrr ur rhfr. or hatr ID, f.II hr,f. i.
- N~eks. frirr. sic 2 paek.--s g. > o..
Sspt hs nal sHswtrrr. ciassiy s-.ic-. on rsr-irt
of pr,-~.
Address. WARNER 4 co. b. rs.
prurtrnN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01
Is. HOBBS Rs.,.,

otF"En. 81 Ar Coaft - PROBATE hid 1.
iaIi-. ~ffhfn ant ST. The Courfs ofOxtsfI -
thr a Iur-slay - Au-.. A ID ls65
m the pefi.iea ~ SUSAN DEAN. ~ilsw Il
" Atrahsa Dran hte 90 slxford ~ saii Gent, .
si-oesse. pfsFirg fbat be- ds~er auly b. a-sisued
- - ou o. b. u b. ist- hustsn's estate. sd
ihtt 'osnn'i-sr.nrrs u appoiufed So thas pssrI-
pEprHEn. That the said Gs'srt'iaa give nofics
in TT per-uns iHtcr~sted By eassiar q capy 81 thts
pc - order o. b. prinfed three w~rks -u~~e--
sfreN 81 ~ oxfafd Denocrat. psgrer priufe.i 81
afif, thai 81 r-rsons interesird mas ~ ~nd On
Ne ihad Iur-isy ~ >~pf. aexf. "a tra o'eiork
o. the irreeoan. 80 Cert 20 Prabate e. - 90 -
e'ilen ~ fsris. ani She's csase. 60 asy nv
ite sane shouif not o. rrainfrd
=. ". WOODBURY.. Jssre.
ecopy-attesf-
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

OxFoHn. ss--At q Cosrt q Peot.ts h-id "a
fsris. uifhih sni for fhr Counfy ~ Oxford
~ 2tst d1x ~ AaF a ID 1875
GUNNER e. NEWELL. n.u-d exe-atsr n @
A., o.fiaiu isstruns-ut pufp,rfiay o. b. ths hst
al aad trstaueat q Dsniei ID. Dshno. ts.s -
Pew b. nd cpsnfy. teccased, nsving prrs~nt~t
The 500 90 pr,,i.atr.
ort~frd. Thst the SD Execuiss give noftce
o. ~ rer-ea- int~r~rtei ~ csu-ing copy 20 this
~ ~ pNtfrd bernnrret- priated 90 faris. sad
- the Eastern Age. pfisfel AZ Porti1rt. thst
thsf nay appear - s fruhst- Coart % b. heif
~ faris, On satt Couuty. th- 3 Tu--d.y Il
>~pf'r n-Nt. "a Ten q the clsrk ia he fsr~nsoa.
aad bow csu.e a saV thcs have whv The ssa.~
shauid ne - proved. approved, aad .iiosod g.
fhe last viH all fe-rs1nruf oi s.ii feos sd
a. ". WOODBURY.. Jadee
true eopy-aitcsts J. J. Hosss. Rssisier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

pitsbur- Pa. Is having an excitement
over thc discover, Of ihc remain o. a ran.
vith BIS throat cue from car 90 car. The
murderer cannot De- found Also the dis-
coscry that woman has starved three o.
her boardcrs % death. and fourth one val
not lave. Tbs case l. andcr .nses,iraiion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

oSfsrd, $40 aCesrt - F-rsib.te held % P.ri.
b sst 80 the Csaniy - Oxc,rd. "a the thiri
Ts--dsv ~ Asg. a n fss5
AM q. WAIT Adniastrsfrix On fhe esfais
~ q -srsnvai- Wat kts ~ Drxk.id 10 s.ia
'enr'y droes-esi. h.viay r.rr-~ut-d her 6rst 80
e,'a' - sisaistration u he q Sad d-c-as
81 80 sliowa.o-
ordeiei. That said Ad,ninis'x give aossoe 20
az p-'-.ne intere-ied ~ csssing q copy % tbs
ort-r 90 b. pahii-h-d thfe- .e+k. ...rr-..;,-l. -
The OSsord De.soc- |. s~~-tap~r psiut-d ~ pa
ris - the Couafy = Oxfru. THAI th~v u..x spu-.r
"a Probate Court 20 - bid ~ 90 - he'd a Pa
- The thtfd fuesd4Y - cspt- aext. Ten o'clock
n me fsrcaooa sst she~ caas~ n anv th~e h.,,
~hy the sarn- shoaid mt - alLo~sd
Y. W. WOODBURY.. J.Srs.
Afrue copY-attesf. Is Hons R~rist~r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

Messrs- Mafson q Howard are removing
their isrniturc estsblishuient from fheir oli
stand to ihe new rooms 6tted up expressly
for them in Jones Block Thev nov have a
store 30 ihc arsi story rooms in the second
story. iAe large ball in ihe third story and
tie upper ball in the fourth story. making
'hcm one oi she largest and bcst sued 20
Establishments IN ihe state. rJoarnal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

osFoEp ss---At Cert 81 Pobste nd "a
fafts. vrihia ani O. a. Couafr 81 o. fsrf, on
81 thirt i-e-isy q A. A. ID .IsS5
m m p-ffula q MARY SOPER witow 81
" Poke NJ. ~ap-r iats u V.i.r,., 4, ~ go
~ tec-ssed. rrastng So 80 aussaace OF q 80
persoual eafaf- of ~ bee h,sis,sf.
ort~r~t, Gaaf the said P~inian~r rive ~.
tfoe to ai pers'1s tairrcsfsd. b. csu.isr COW Il
ihls ora-s O. - ruhished fhree urrks ssrrss-frs.
" ia thr Oxierd D-uaa-raf prints.l "a P,,t. -,
ihrs uisF nuIs-sr 80 fruttte C.urt o. 81 49, -
fsris On saif CouufV. On the third Tel, "A
--r.'r n-St. 81 irn of fh~ et,ck in the f.r~u...,
80 49, cau--. q ans thes hsr-. ~ tte sau,s
shou'i not b. grsni~t.
NV WOODBURY.. Js5s..
tree coqy-sttest-
J. :. HOBBS Rsssi.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

Piracy The pirate Shenandoah B. siill
a. work among ihe vha!eacn. 20 tbc Pacific.
Zach mail brings the name. 90 4 batch %
vessels burned The captain doa't bcicsc
that 'he Conirleraey has gone up. 4 gun
boat has been cent after her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

SrNaNrE Lo-r. The Pacifc steamer
Brother jonathan. vent down las; week.
Her passengcrs. between two hundred AMI
three hundred. ~ere all lost bat a snail
boat load. Several oitiie bodies have been
recovered
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

The total value Of Foreign Exports f'r
the seek amounts o. f6.fgl.lJ. lnrlad.
% iu the shipments vcrc 3.22s Shooks and
Head; 2s.5t2 Hoop 9.o-o Trl.s D. .
2f5. 292 f. Lumber, 50.o0o e Plank st.o3s
@ Scautlng i.iof.y0l &c Deais. ii.533
Deal Ends ii2.5ss 70 J0i,t sos brl. Of
Hour, -a- br.s potatoes . bris Onions g
cases Shoes 80 it- Lard
Price Current
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

OxFosp. So Csart 81 Protsts hsLI a. p
-, ~tthin 80 g. IA Coaafr q Oxfsrd. IN
the - Is--t.y - Aug--s a. n. lse5
t'hANh SHIRLEY Adainistrator % hsai.
~ 80 80 N e-tete - Daasei Bl4schart i.ts q
frsel-srg iu ssid Coansy. d-c-as 80, h..i.r -
--eiet hts tnai acccuat 81 adrntnistrafiou 81 he
estate q -aii trcrs-rf ~ afio~.nrs.
orsiercd. that the SD sdrsisi.'r give .otie~ a
s"prt.ons tnt-rested ~ csu-inx copy ofthi. or
90 70 - pa..tshed ~e~ks sscce-sitels g. ths
oStsfd DeuaoeFat. D. iated .. Pari. 49, -.
$50 apf~sr ~ = Probate fsuFf 90 o. held "a p
80 10 sait Couaty. 81 th- ~ Tu~-.iay 81 S~pf.
neSt' tten ~ th~ clock e. the fsrssoou s..l
800 esas~. 90 say they have, My The san.
sheud net be uL1Wed.
e. ". WOODBURY. .Jssr,
Afrue cppY-sttest J. = HoRss Reaister
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01
frO rtlE NERVOUS. DEHu .ITATFn ANp
II W. 20. uLAL nu EnIm .ENE- a

get suf-r~r hasiar h.~a ,e.iorrl 81, hesifr e.. r.
- dsss. sfrr ulsrs s~ars af raisrrs. tfirnz q,
assfrt hts trtee rlraurrs hv srulrz ffrssl 90 ~
rrr-tp' 81 r. po-i pfit s'dfess-d ersr.are.a cof.,
ri fhr frrs-aia of rsfe -urninarI nilrrr e.
JoHN ". DAGNAiI.. n.sx Ia Fo.f o..
Hr.r.Nfe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01

Paris HILL Academy.
TUE FAIL TERN n this sche.i -n eou,.
II ururr na fUFsuar. SErr. 5,h. I~e5 sd
-onrnue e'rven ueess. -ai-r thr insfrurtiou q
JAS. FRANK HOLLAND.
Assistei ~ Miss q. b. Aspsrws
Ciss-~s Oh o. c1sln-f-i ia sn the 60 ii~s &C.,
ar rrr-art in schoos al thls .nf snf svsrv ~
erfiaa sll D. nfsi~ f1 rr1irf fhe tern i-fh profit
at'f aat plsasaai to eFefv srhaifr in sfrrafar~e
eFai'e.ufn af ka1an shiiltV rroani-e e r1urse q
i-rfrres on rarlsrs rrarIicfl suhj-rfs. e. D. b.
hrrre.i t~l.fr tae Lfrenn rsfnsfted sith tte
-cha-lI, sal there stH 10 exrrcfres fa c5urosui1n
aaf trcifufrf ians rarh sea
Irfrtus g .oriln.a Earhsh egf0
Higher Erz'sh. fou
laH1uaErs. at0
~trierfs in tffr1tt sore hlG or arf srraI TO- frac-
toe af DO r~ral. siH ie raarFef hsf fhrsr rsfrs
Hslsrf s.t r1.as- Geo o. essiF ah.siseI at res-
sl.aat1ie frfass.
y q. a. Desired rsr. i-rats uif o. ai.rs,sri
fIrerf.F nur large iri.ers lr greatly rs.I1-el
rriors. o. CARTER. S.cg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-01
DIED

T. Frris. AZ n0,h. NJ. Esrs Huie IL
Jairu- \ ~ t-ans-i $50 s.
u Norssr. 49, q, Mercs q. Bard GO. sret
- s~sr-. a,.rrhs
J. faftisai. 25,h ,r.t.. ~. Eet--t. -f- 81
>rth u. Hia,ara, T. I'd 3 sr4r. nsaths