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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-14

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farls. ~lthtn aud ~ the Couafs of Oxtsrd.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-14

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lee r ~ennrr ia ssil coasfs. tscessrd. hattnE
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casnis. $1,000, hasiug Pre-euiei ~. as sni
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d~c-sr-d So al,o-s-c~.
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aursuens tatsrest~d ~ css.s,x cops eta . o.
80 90 - psallshed ~eeks .scc...fvsis 90 ne
oNacfd hemocrat. Pstatsd 81 f.rss. th.i th~y
roay-Fr~sr ata frohst~ Ccurt 90 o. hsld 20 Tr,e-
- 80 10y e. - ~ = NNNetlaN 81 ~
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49, cause. 90 49, tAsy have, ny he ssns
.houL not BE- sito~st.
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OxFoRp. ss-At Coart 81 Prohatr hski e.
fsrts. ~tthia aai 80 80 Csrats 81 ONfcrd
go tas - Iu--.isy 81 Juse a. u. las.
ISAAC STRICKLAND. Gu.siaza - RaAss q
II fcarFofut. nun cumTus. ate ID Lirsrncrc a.
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stTrif 81 ~ oxtnrd iA-rsasral n--sp.psr rftat.
80 a. fsfts ~ -.al C.suls thst thsy 49, apprsr
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-14

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thc - rues.ias n Ju.,r q ~. i-t5
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srtsr a. - pshlishrdthre~ ~erks successixel, -
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sext, "a zee o'ciock in the t-.-..oon aat shs-
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nct L. grauted.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-14
HOW TO Use The REMEDIES.

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- THEsE ENrEACTs HAVE BEEV
ADMITTED To r-E ~ TIA UNITED
STAFF, ARMY. s.i si-s 90 ,s srrs s..-r.i
90 T. sr ~ -rNrr HOSPITALS aNpPrB.
Lic INSTITUTIONS thr,as.ost ,a. 49,. o..
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-14

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- r,-s.isf 81 Juae a. II. i>es.
m ~ retftien 81 kuth Mhrt~usorr. ~iis- n
OJohn Whiu~uorr. hte 81 Hcl.roa az ~. f..r
90 ho~snrc oi Il the Tersousi estate Of sasd Co.
ceased.
orirred. That The sait p-,itio.~r give rsfies
tceto ~ rcrrons fntCrestct ID clssing cr., a
ttis ortet a. - pabiishe hrer zee kssurr~rsfr.
" tu he oxturt hcuuocraf prtutrd 90 faris. thst
By nay appcar sta Probate Court 30 D. hsid -
Iarts b. said couufy. o. The thtri Tuesias II
Juiy aext. a. 60 n th- ciork in the farrnooa.
sd -aes csus-, daaythes have, ~ The s-u,s
shouid not b. grani-d.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-14
WOODBURY.. J.i-..
- Honns. -.

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frrts. ~ifhia 80 g. thr C,.sufr n o. f.rf. q
tle fhfrt l1rs.af .f luu- a. % .1-sI
nN ~ p~fifHra n iorenr~ J. Ee~d. r-ar.ii-n Of
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ta 81 SIS conreT r-ai ssfatr t1 a. sn11rnf t. r
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80 fo ai r-rsaas ruf~rrsfef. b. causins ears ~
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chs mas app-ar sf frstEfr O. 80 to b. teil af
fsris tn sd Caaafs. 90 80 fhtrf Tr~sfsr 81
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A tFss oopg-siisst
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the ssmr 90 rrulzatr.
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10 sl p-rseus iatsrrstci. D. csn.isx cos, 81 "a.
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81 ~ oNErd nclascraf. priairi af raris. Al "a
she, nsy appear - Probate Ceuft o. - h~Lf
81 far,s. in saiI Cosafy. ca the - Ts-.tay 81
guls sat. a. tea ~ tA- cipck 81 the fsrss.-sa
aat 49, c.uss 81 aay thsy 1--we ~hy th- 49,
sheuit ~ D. proved. appfuved. aaa silo-ed a.
ia ls-t 1T 49, t--tautcat % SD d-c~sss1.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-14

To ~ Heaarshir Csua,i Cs.auissisa-rs ofO1-
trrf c-uafy.
W. 80 uetrrstgn-f rrir-as - n.rkS~L ~
w - cuuafn of oxfsrd. ~uaH r-.p-rtSins
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fa earfh -easferir csrsrtfun O. az Ghart~s W,ad
rosd 'n haffi1rf. 80 80 -eaii uia-t r-sp-ri uiis
rs,Tsrsi sesar hea- tctra n rt~~ sait pfe1a.rs.
hoTlng 80 nag granf 49, r-frfron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-14

u ~ Iaaersbis Jsts, 90 Frol-.is c. ths Cs.sa-
~ ~ tsxf.rf.
'l'ht frfftien 49, ksIFe aeatair.a of 49, HraH =.
1usrdssa 20 H~-rv " St~srus Nav
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tounV - pstsrt. ninurs. r--T-ruu1s sh~-..
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crrttiu rra ESTATE slllsfrl o. sail t-ov~f asI -
49, bed - talssss pnr-thiri ~ cnraula, aaf -
disitei 20 the hano-tent fsru 81 th- late St~ph~a
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49, - scr-s 81 ". - 80 ~ srr~s 81 No. an .
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ss1sis-g % sstE 90 ErssLs. - -l.s-.-r
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MEDIATE n aetisa. asi sa,r- str-urth-sisr
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-14
Ann HEALD

OtEoHp. ss.-Ats Cesrt - rschst- - Lev
ei ~rhta 80 80 th~ C1unfF 10 Dsia.rs Cd.
80 2isf ~ oi Jew a u. t~s5.
o. 90 rsifitra aieressif. Ort-r~d. fhaf .str~ e
- g'Fsa - pus.tshtug oagy 81 thfs g-iut-.s
srh hs ufarr thru~na fhrrs 49, .arr~.-
slfris ~ tas oSirrd Deuauerat. rfi-i-d "a Fsss..
ttai ail FCrsuas infsrs.trt uaF .ttrnd 90 ~ -
f.e-caf ~ gulr aeSt. a. Cert ~ frot.st- th~a
~ prag~r ed saia F-iftioa shauiA 90 BE- rfaat.d
80 90, tcr % D. Eisrn hsf.r~ 49, "a SCI
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tree ccpy -Atiestt
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-13

"STRANGER THAN FICTION" Mature has
cut queer pranks in ber time, in getting up
the varions specimens of humanity which have
peopled this green earth Of ours. Sarese
twins, tripleits, quartetts, three legeers,
double headers, babies with six fingers &C.
are common but the DIVINITY that shapes
our eends, has reserved one of her queerest
tricks for these times Of universal nidoer
equality and abolition freedom. We will not
vouch for the correctness of the following but
Ginning as it does from down east ,"-where
they are looking after such matters-we havs
no reason to doubt the correctness Of the
statement in the Inquirer, nor the explana
ton by the Register But would add our
opinion, ii at the sable dansel, .aDas not only
chased hut was probably captured, by the
per- evering tax collector: -
A negro baby was born in Petersburg, Va.
the other dav, with the exact impression of q
t'co cent .. S 7erenue stump ON his 70 rehead
-Lichfetd Inquirer.
The Mother must have been chased by
Government tax coliector-Neao H0cen REQ
lister,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-13
Local and Personal.

Blank Deeds for sale in any quantities, a! the
Office of the Demo, rat.
Marriage Certificates for Justices Of the
Peace, for sale at the Democrat otile.
Constables and Justices Fee Bills, under
both the old and new laws, for sale at this Office.
New Goods at prices TO sBit the times, can
now be had at Beemer's store in Falls. Having
Gently made large additions to his stock. which b"
wished to dispose of before uiscontnuing tho trade
be will make it an object for all to buy of him
Give him call
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-13

L. The Tracy, or peoples party" Of
Bradford County, called mass convention
on Monday las. for the purpose Of placing .
candidate in the field against the political
Parson Landon of tonnage tax" notorie,y,
who will, undoubtedly, be the chosen stand.
ard bearer of the radical negro suffrage wing
OF the republican party. The tonnage tax
sw'ndle and negro equality, together, make
rather too strong dose, for their stomachs.
They won't swallow it, even though by
refusing, they may call down upon their
heads the anatbemas of this pretended disciple
Of the "Most High"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-13

The address of the Democratic Stat
Central Committee, which will be found !,
our paper to day, we hope will be carefullv
read by every man into whose hands it falls
1t contains true exposition of the principles
involved in the approaching election -
While it deprives the inside of our parer Of
its usual variety, we feel certain that no
subscriber will complain on that account.
We say, again, Read it,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-13

t. The republican papers of this county,
Bradford and Susquehanna, have all come ou.
flat footed in faver ofnegro voting in this
state. Will the honest white men of tho
county so degrade themselves as to vote for
the advocate of such doctrine I?
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-28

SOLDIERS HoME.-A detachment of the
18th Iowa regiment arrived here from Dun
kirk at five o'clock Yesterday morning, on
the train which should have reached the
city at half-past nine the previous evening.
Seventy-fve of them broke their fast at
the Home, the residue obtaining breakfast
elsewhere. They were with Sherman in
his grand march, and were en- route to join
their regiment, which is at Nashville
Three of the detachment were quite indis-
posed, and remained here at the Homo to
recruit.
We have received a secondhand state
ment from the ladies of the Commission,
that an effort is now being made to erect
barracks in the city for tho accommodation
of soldiers who can not always procure
lodgings in the present straightened limits
of the Home. This will prove a valuable
adjunct. A squad of soldiers, occupying
three cars, came in here few nights since
and were obliged to stay cramped up in
their crowded coaches all night, as there
was no room for them in the Home. This
building is not half large enough to ac-
the travel. 1t needs to be en-
lsrged, whether the barracks are built or
not.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-28
NEW YORK AzARKET-Jan. "a.


COttOn-opened dull at yesterdays prices, but
closed frmer with upward tendency. Sales at 81
gsOc for middling. Closing with no sellers be-
low 9Oc.
FIOnr-Ststs and Western IO915o better
Sales at SO 50a9 60 for extra State; SO S50
SO 80 for common 20 good shipping brands extra
round hoop hio; Sl1 tOgl IS for Trade brands.
Market closing firm
Whisky-FiImer. Western % 9s1ls2 80,
closing at latter.
Wheat-299c better and quiet Sales Of good
Chicago spring 50 I5.
Rye-Quiet
RarIeY-Mors active,
COrn-Quiet and steady at 81 Sc for old mixed
Weatsrni 81 90 for white western.
Oats-Firmsr. Western offered at 81 O6; 81 C7
asked.
PetFoIsulsl-Q Quiet and firm at 4sc for Crude;
605 for Refined in bond, and sS9ss1zc f7r refined
free.
WOOl-Dull
POrk-Cpsned more aetiT and hrmer but CLOSED
unsettled. Sales at S3T 5O9SSS 50 for new mess;
S36 2 037 90 for 1884 mess, cash and regular way
closing at $50 2j cash; $50 O9sl 25 for prime,
and S34 50a35 30 for prime mess. Also 1000 bbls
new mess, for February and March. at buyers
and sellers option, at s3s O0a39 90; and 2950 |
bbls 1854 m So, for February, at buyers option
at $50 509s7 90; and 5000 bbls prime mess for /
February, sellers and buyers option, At s}5 so /
@36 25.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-28

FALLoE's sTEREoPr1ooE.-our people will
bear in mind that this is the last evening
on which they will have an opportunity to
behold this beautiful work of art We can
add nothing this morning to the warm
eulOgiums which We have passed upon it,
and it is not necessary that We shoulI do
so, for the public of this city are fully
alive to its merits. One of the finest sets
of views in the list have been reserved for
this, the closing night. Let our readers
remember that this is the last opportunity
of ofseeing the stereopticon, as it will be ex-
hibited in Warren next week
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-28

notwithstanding the large advance established
in Gold to day. and the general appreciation Of the
markets in New York, thers was no better disposi-
tion uanires.ed here to opersts, and the vie Of
buyers and iellerj were plscod even farther apart
than before the former representing to believe that
the advance would not be maintained, and the lat
ter holding on firmly in the expressed belief that
q still further advances would take placs. There
was not a single trAnsaction on the Board, though
there was some inquiry for Wheat-more, however,
for the purpose Of "fseling" views than to buy.
few cars sold as quoted last evening and this
ing, but the market this evening closes nominal
and heavy, though perhaps & shade hrmer Ex-
cept Cats, which we quote lower, We have 10
change to nste 10 any thing in the list.
ErsiEhts-steady at tho following rates ALL
RAn-TO Now York, Flour 80 OOi Wool 81 "a {;
Dressed Hogs 81 80. To Boston, Flour 50 10; Wool
80 Il; Dressed Hogs 81 DO.
FIOur-Quist. We quote at SO 5O9lO 90 for
Xxx rad; SO tO9sII 10 for Xxx white. Fancy
brands shade better.
Wheat-Continues heavy and more or less nom
inaI. Sales were made last night and this morn
ing OF 1 car Extra red from store at So O5; l car
No. red from store at 50 90, and 1 car No. red
from store at 81 co. Tho market closes hrmer, but
unsettled.
COrn-Quist and nominal at 81 Ssel 40 for old
shsIlCd from store; 81 1891 20 for new do do
Oafs-Thers were free offerings at sos from store
on Change, but no sales The range is sO9s2o,
asziog.
Rye and Barley-Iuacti7ea and entirely n m.
inAI.
Dressed HOgs-Very quiet at 1s3z@14o.
POrk-Steady with only moderate demand at
SIS 90 for Mess and $40 co for Clear.
Lard-Firm at &c in keg, and 23c in tierees
Ihs demand is coed.
Smoked Meafs-C. J. Oomstock quotes as
follows: sugar-cured Hans &c; Shoulders aOc;
Dried Bsef Ice.
Butter-DulI and nominal st ss@4Oo fer West
ern Reserve; B5936o for Csntral.
ESEs-Quist and nominal at S39s5c.
HighWiRes-D1II, but holders are irmer at
81 25.
AIcOhOl-Held at 81 5O94 50 for 90 per cent.
Neutral Proof Spirits 81 1922 45.
PetrOTeunl-DulI. Held at $4,000 for Re-
fined.
seeds-Nominal at Sl4 to9I4 25 for Glover;
$50 @6 25 for Timothy.
Besns-steady at 50 OO@2 251for new medium
white; old do 50 90.
Dried AppIes-Weakor. Holders are quoting
at I29121zo, pay for packages.
Dried Peaches-Firm at 309s2o for uupeelsd
and 4O942c for peeled.
saIt--steady. Coarse SO 80; GrOund Solar 81 80;
Fins 81 So
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-28

REBEL DEsERTERs.-Yesterday mornings
Pittsburgh train brought to the Home in
this city three deserters from General Lees
army, ]. R. Kimbren, Il. Legah and -
Simmons, of the 5th, 8th and 10th Florida
regiments, respectively. They were in the
army at Pittsburgh, and deserted on the
night of the 18th inst. They are hale,
hearty men, and look as if their rations
were far otherwise than scanty. They say
they went into the army. from choice and
impulse, loving adventure and thinking
war was the diversion and excitement they
desired. But the fun has long since play
ed out.
They report great dissafection and des-
pondency in the rebel ranks because of the
universal conviction in their minds that
their causei IS lost. TIE soldiers swear thew
will never enter upon another cam paign,
and they are now deserting in larger num-
bers than ever before.
These young men are desirous of get
ting employment. We hope they may
succeed,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-28

UNITED STATES CoURT.-This court is still
engaged in the trial of the case of the Unit
ed States Us. Zwieble and others, of Au-
glaize County, for assaulting a United
States officer while in the discharge of his
duty. The District Attorney conducts the
case for the United States, and Messrs. s.
E. Adams of this city and W. V. NJ. Lay
ton of WapakOneta, Auglaize County, for
the defendants,
In the case of the United States Us. David
Town, indicted for counterfeitiug, a role
was entered.