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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-01

W. R. RoBrRrs, Of Shaw Roberts, auctioneers, sold
yesterday, at government sale two hundred horses and
mules. Sale will be continued to-day ct 10 o'clock A. n
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w. r. RoBERTs, of Shaw Roberts, auctieneers, will
sell this morning, at II O'Clock, four desirable building
ots on William street. opposite City Hall. We would ill.,
vite particular attention to this sale.
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CHANGED owSERs-The welLknown little steamer ga.
vorte" Capt Rogers has been purchased by G. W. Sta
pes Esq She will be retaine on her present route
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torn by the ploughshare-for the want

torn by the ploughshare-f0r the want
of sufficient agricultural population.
One of the speakers at the mass-meet-
ing recentlyheld in Richmond advocated
this strange doctrine. He wanted the
negroes colonized-sent to some of the
Northwestern Territories and treated as
the Indians had been; at any rate he
desired that they, should be elected from
the State of Virginia, so that we, the
whites, might enjoy our own country
without being forced to associate with
this degraded race. This is a silly pro-
position. To take away our entire la
boring population-our cooks, walters,
nurses, boot-blacks, farm hands, diggers
OF bitches. clearers of land, hewers of
wood and drawers of water! Why, the
man is insane. AS the negroes were
born here, they, too, might claim that
they were native Virginians, and that
they have as much right to grave in
the land of their birth as the speaker
who promulgated that singular senti-
ment. The same reasons do not exist
for driving forth the negro that impelled
us to colonize the savages. The negroes !
are civilized, docile, obedient and indus
trious-whiIe the Indians were savage,
ntractable, idle, and proud in their ma
lures, and could no more be tanned and
induced to become peaceful and indus
trious people, than you can domesticate
the gorrillas of Africa. The examples are
not analogous. There are no points of |
comparison between barbarous, lazy |
Indian, and an industrious, Christian
negro laborer.
Those persons who are so tender
skinned as to fear that the negro will be
placed on an equality with them, must
have very little confidence in their own
positions--they are not so sure of their
places in society as was the Prince of
Como. We have no fears of negro
equality under any circumstances. The
race from which We spring has never
mixed with an inferior people, and we
10 not think it ever will. Were we of
Latin origin. instead of pure Celtic and
saxon blood, there might be some dam
ger but the American people are too
proud to allow their veins to be defiled
md their posterity mongrelized by dis
,usting admixture with degraded race,
The pride of caste is too strong in this
country for us to indulge in any fears of
Those who dread
UGH a calamity had better colonize
and leave to others the task
II arranging the labor question of the
south on an equitable and durable basis.
We cannot do without our negro laborers,
and no foreign importations can fill
heir places so satisfactorily. We want
10 Dutch or Irish cooks, to take the
lace of Aunt Sally and spoil our broth. ]
We are used to her style of cooking, and ,
ave no desire to make any change. v
he negro we must have with us always, i
nd it is the part of wisdom to accept ,
is services with good grace. We
ust we shall hear no more nonsense G
bout colonization.
-------S &.
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: NJ Pettergill h Co. are authorized Advertisns
Agents for the Post in New York and Boston.
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Advertisers requested 10 hand in their advertise
before six O'Clock in the evening" previous to publ
cation
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All communications relating to business matters con
nected with this paper should be addressed to II. NJ
Brown, Norfolk Post All communications pertaining TO
Editorial matters and all correspondence intended for the
paper should be addressed to John Clark Editor.
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ing people Of the city of Richmond in mass
Sly RS - Peeie affairs, do present exi-
dgnaton she mat we have witnessed with lust in.
of the press anh 'enf and wicked efforts OF portion
brand the neons ~ people Of thsNorthern States to
rity in the bas. the South with perdy and insince
making 10 resnms attempts they have made, and ar.
. ''su ormer relations with the Union
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poor man could not expect to sleep in the
houses of those persons who would have
scalped him six months ago.
How was it, Messrs. Managers of the
great mass meeting, that the Union
League Unionists were not represented
at your great mass meeting? Could you
not endure their fellowship? How many
of you, Oh the other hand, attended the
Union meetings of last week, at which
General Harris spoke? Is there much
harmony among the two sets of Union
lists? We think not. At any rate. we
have done the mass meeting justice, and
no man can complain. 1t was a great
sham; and neither the trickery of the
Richmond politicians, nor the iuleps of
Jim Cook can save it from so being
transmitted to history. Why, on the
very day that these gay deceivers met to
advertise their loyalty, one of the pa
pers stated that the bronze statute of
"Stonewall Jackson, which was sub
scribed for several monthsago by num-
Der of Liverpool merchants, to be pre-
sented when finished to the State of Vir-
GINA, is about completed. That it is in
the hands of Volk, the sculptor, and is
described as afitting work of art to COM
the civilvirtues and military
genius of the illustrious soldier of |
whom it is intended to perpetuate the
ineaments." And then asked: "Wil
The authorities object to its presentation
% the State, and to its installation upon
he soil of Virginia ?" Considering the
order of the day and the heat of the
Weather, this was cool inquiry. Stone
vail Jackson, if we remember him, was
he one great killer of Yankees, and the
shadow of that hero brought more ter
or to John Pope than the substance of
en- thousand Floyds. Still, the Buue-
~ with much piety, signs: Possibly,
prejudice may exist in their minds
gainst General Jackson-a prejudice
rowing out of the fact that he drew the
word in the late war against the United
tates. And yet this mans virtues =
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II ARP ER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

u ;. thr hr~uaast Niagara ~ III dav The
trssHi~ nrvrr hai u1rr a. brhtfaI casursnioa.
80 30 uaiIl'1a uiprr suierrrisinr frs~nf fh.n
hsfT~''s Nagstiae. tMeihotr.t Proie-tant (Bai-
frrsfrr.
III .sasf papoiar Noaihiy IL he ~orE. IN-~
\ - bia-rrv~r
We rla-t rstss n term. II ~utsxs o. the hish
toar sal stfi~i rNrrii~ncos afiiAHrEE's Me-
Ftrr-n Yrurasl stth q nlaafhis rlrr,iist,a, II
sisaslt 10000 rnple.-in sha-r pares ar~ e. -
tsai 1890 ol IN rhsicesf irht 1ai s~a-af real
90 ofth~ tss. W sp-as 81 this surk s- a. eve
trnce "f ~ An~rieaa Peopir. .al the r-spulsfltv
o. has ar.lufrri 81 raerifri. E-sch uuuli-~r c.,a-
ui.- ieAf lff pag~s of rrsfiag naft~r. arpropri-
-tr's iii-'r rated 18Th gsd ~a-i cuts sn-i O. ra-.-
ilee- "a f-sf m raw urnihis and IN uiar-
phinsorhicsi qusrtcri, bsa.-.l wah th- l~-f IA
tures ~ th~ dsiis jauraaL q ~ z-~st po~~r %
n fiss-ailnaiinn efa love ~ frrr- hisrsfurr
fiEraNEE's tsailr o. Aas~ricaa Literature
i-l.-l.sr
D. Violence b1aa.i cna.fltufs 81 thsu1sclves =
iih-ary oi rsisosiLineaus reaaing rurA 80 GA e. q
- tauaf ~ m ssur canas. fn sas oth-r ps,tica-
Tee thai has cone anier cor aot,cr. tBo-to-
Coafl~r.
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Darn oF Hos. !. &. CHUEcHItt- This
oid and highly r-sp-ctsd citir-n passed %
~, long rvs; on Mouday evening after a
Fresr.c'-.i 'iiaess. aged = years and az
months. For more than half oentsry Mr..
Churchsn vas an Interested AMI indaeniial
participant in lie AFFAIR Of our eitv lie
bid various Important trusts. among them
Mayor Of Portland. and al~ays Discharged
theu' 18th az Integrity that ~as never q1es-
TONED ard Nth The afabiiiiy 81 the true
gsrtlcman 81 TIE ola school which b. was
Argus.
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Bro. Rasi. 81 the Belfast Age. apcaks Of
- g. aficlu1fei fara' lie Weighs iso
lbs II BE- seighs one. and = stiil crossing
~ ard b. Moses will declare that b. i
drooping. The East grows good sired edi-
tors. that -. bodily. Take. Tor in.iancs.
whveier and Bartlett. a. fian-or. ~ho are
'nu.iraiions fhigb hvius. snd I. ,ni- would
b.. 81 be- dii not rrp-at - much poetry
A. you come wesi. they A., of the lcsner
Kind. Nth ihe exception q ore % The sdi-
tors q the star Who 3. 80 90 pussy - IA
scarceis rvst all knighi.
rBiddefori Joornai
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Tie Bidieiord Journal has an article
ealing atieni;on 20 the route taike,i % year.
ago. for railrcai from $500 % Frycburg.
li does no; advocate extending it 70 the lat
ter point az present; bat considers "a neccs-
sary 60 provide communication % the IN
terror % York Coun'y. % prevent the ios.
% business hat must D. occa.ioned ~ the
builiiu= q The Portland anI Rochester
railroad
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TYR Laws fEIEND. The Deccmbcr
steel engraving. o. Chiiirvns childr~a are
che cro-n Of Oh men IS happy concrp-
tion and in the tiiic page one 6nis much
90 admire. Thc contributions arr from az
ther, of kno-n ahil'iy. Published By Dra-
con : Pctcr-oa. Philadelphia Wheeler 4
w,isaa's se-ing maehiaes ar given a. pre-
triu.us
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Somcboiy ~Lo has been Souih avs there
- a dctcrminsiioa O. pay the Coufcder-
ate debt. Doabtlcss these intensely pa:riot-
D. citizens all -aIi thc maturity q tbc notes
before making a tender. They fall due
'' ~ months after a treaty peace between
tie Confederate States an4 The Unitcd
states Of Amcrica
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CsEp IrCTUErs Mr-srs. T. rrans a
Co. Eo-ton. have sent ~ frr.h lot % the
fore uoticcd. The .-ts include onc number
of th- ' Chri.tuias Stocking Library enc
o." Mage Carl, White Mountain seen
ev. and language Of fio~srs. These
price. and nav - obtaincd a. any book
store. PFscc - cents per set.
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The Lcvistou Journal lays that OI.eary.
tLo Mouircal detective wlo betrayed tie
blors5ans. and Upon ~hosc testimony the
tanaliAn Government rciiel o. couvict
ihem. "a kilied aosidently. SassrdAy.
The Journal mcvkiy adds 90 The Lords
VII BE- done
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HSg RIPTIONS.
IsG6.

fh- futi.-h~rs have perfected q sssten a
unaf..af hf shira fh-s 80 saGr,i, fh- Nsesrrxr
anf WtTEtr p-ss-sfv "a. fh..- $40 prefer q. ,--
css- fhr'r r-ri.israi- tirecfl, fr1ua the Oa-- n
fuhlrafrrn.
III l-.-fsr~ on Wtrp-r'. Ms-aria- o.. - r~.f.
v~ar. shica usust - PAIL si the s.tsr-i5,r'. s.,.
udor.
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CorErr-1. Ata grand tournament bella
lately in si.lmoni. large glaatities % sad
dies. sashcs and orna ..snts for the OCCASION
~crc borrowed from L. :. army officers.
D. rsizrn Toe manager. 90 tle ball voted 10
exclude tbsm from the ,esiisnies.
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G5aEII;Sl;IIIsTN

tef fHts aaa - coas s,crd ,f Ilrif .upst,..
hF aFrf rr~rsfhtaF ci-r of che kral eve, . -r.I e..
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ors trsftaiss-ti.. ir.rl ~ q alrr saf arr.ur,.,
rlsh heN- 90 So a. HAMMOND MOOD.
AiN. Pare. ani Ds. u. q. >ANNER SoUra
fsEIs.
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HAIR PER's WEEKLY,
sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.

C-'ne.i N.s,-.s effks Pres.
~ t~st fsuaiis Fsp-r p,.bii-h-i ~ th- Usi-
81 ~-s'--" fNr~ t.rat,a AIs--ts.er
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nrr'r ia al the drgsrta,-uis 20 e. 49, srsa
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GO rsrf ffrkf e. 49, ftiis 4 JOURNAL gF
CIVILIZATION u. !. Ts--sss Pa.s.
ihts far-r farutshes "a 49, ull-sfsar..-s
pur iaiufr ht.tar a. -th ~nrlch th-ru-~lv-s aut
of hafr-f's N~vk l.ax siisr -raer.. anI nsiat-
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- n-c~s-its 81 svrry h-usehaii~ tBostoa
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II - at anre '~atinr l-siiiic1i 81 h,-toricsl
sfna-- ~ ~ uatioa-" fPtth. Frs-s
p" ~ t~.t VI a. cisss ta Am~ftca" Ro.foa
TraFeIrr
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Whiskers! whiskers,

u see saut Wh'-kers or N.u-fash~sf Ger
eferssa Coail-,uai ~ii iarre fh-rl fs rrs~ 90 th~
$780, hest tsce ur chfn or hair On t.LI hr.ds 30
- Wesks. fr'cr. - 90. spscka--. S. - %
>eai - nsi sus ,rir. classl, ssaisi. on s~r~ir,
a prtcr.
Address. WARNER 4 CO. Boz IL.
Rro1khn Ny
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PsEroN- >rorrED. A Washinston Dis
patch say, tL- Pfrsiicut informed an cx-
rcacl general lately that u a. his iuten-
tion uot O. pardon Any more Of thc o.sil 0r
military leaders OF the rebellion.
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-uaatis t-.ih ~ N~stra.
u hssfou. NJ l-sh. ~ n. ". Stsck-~u.
~. VI $500 " Pulas.a sf No.. q, NJ.
49, u ~asau ef Rnuse.rI
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Hsnrss'' MsesrtsE. 90 year $500
AHsSfrt oapt ~ ~ithrr ths MaE.ria~ 30 We~k-
~ ~fn o. surri.-f rraris 80 ersrs Cab ofTlv-
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800. tlfa cs-e-. &C. btatiar s. rruf-. ~
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frankIia ~4nsr~ ~ York
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81 B>C RIPTIONs.
ls66.

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u1aillnr ~ sh.ch n.y. 90 supph th- MaesrtxH
ana htkLf ffaupfIs o. tha-- 80 prefer O. -
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\ Coon ArruiNrNENr. solomon i
Corscr. 20 ofP9Itiand. las been sFpoini-
81 ty Gov. COY a. Railroad Commissiouer.
90 90 iLc vacancy ocoasionr1 by che ezpira-
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HAFPER 4 BROTHERS.
frtnkiin Spar. N~- Nark
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BLE SICIIIAN

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
III HAIR RENEW hss proved rts-a
ta o. ~ uosi prriert prsIarafrsa c. ihr har 80
er oarref fs a. ratiir.
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o. WILL Ef-~roRE GRAY HAIR To IT~
ORIGINAL COLOR
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Ns-hus. y. a.. frurfirtofs.
fsr sair ~ 80 dluzrists-
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oyi~rrd. thnt fhe saii .fuiaisf'r rivs .-.i 80
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go ay 81 De-. sesf. sf 80 q 80 cloek ia ~
s'.''a' So sher esass. n say thsy ~. ~
tte stus- shoaif 90 o. aras~d
y. " WOODBURY. .Jsass.
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ITCH ITCH ITCH
SCRATCH! SCRATCH. SCRATCHi
UheGfOn's Ointment.
win Cure the Itch On a. IIour..

"hu snfr the ifch IA - uour..
40 ceres SALT EiiEJu. ULCERS. CIiII-
tlAiN>. .ad al EEU FTtONS 30 THE
~kiN. Frtrr So r~uis. For sae h. .l dsur.
gisfs.
hy sea'sag 80 $50. e. WEEKS 4 POTTER,
49, Acct 10 w.shi,gtaa Sirs.f. R-,.tsa. q
~iu - t-~sr'-d o. sn'ii. ire al r-,-tag- o. ans
f'srr - 49, a-fe.f -tafrs
orfaf~r. =. I-CS
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> tnque.tionabiy the be- sustained
wOTk ofthe kiad in the worId-
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To IiiE NERVOUS. pEBuTTATFD AND
nt>fpNpENr 80 norH ~FNT~ A
gr-ai sua-r~r harfar heea sr-fofsi Co. h-stf, d,
- 1afs aiirr uaans Fears ai nts-rv 81 stiltsr o.
s.''si D. tlf~ ereairr~- o. ssuiiaz frs.l 90 ~
rrrrfpf oi prst rss. s.ilr~ss~f epv~t.r.- a r.-,
81 ne $3.50 oi r'srr r1.rirsei Dir~rt e.
JOIN NJ DAGNALL. usx isg Ps-t Oai~~.
HrnskIrn \
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a. lSsrrs~cr. TIE man 81 ra.fl no, A.
ioft t' SO De l.e insarel. baf ca-au,l
dire cigar. tai.f. vas surp-i.ed ti., o,t.-
dss Hhen W. Hove sbsu hin tiai he q.
Fars sosIi orin- BIN a policy f1r sss,0
IL Osio-i Caaiv lasarsare A-~r-.
sl-el q e-.i..--. .g tLat snl., oaiells.
tie.
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An o. y Geet rsyus,ier hiI b. safe
roltel al Panana. ofsi..Uao.
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The Largest and Bet Sroek

~ WooLEN GOODS e. pol ts.f Dol tb.
" tauaif. i- Eel
o. %. YorNG~. N..-ss.
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OxFoSp. $40 Court q Probate IN Paris
~thtn AT tor The County - Oxford. ca the
thirt Ts-sts~ ~ Nov. a. ID. 1855.
IN the p~iitsea 20 EuNiCE :. FOS TER Md
" 90 % Ehrsis~ ~. Poster .te 81 Hart fnrd "a
s.id couuty. cccr1s~f. prssing that h-r do~cr
Hl.F u ssstgned al 81 Get o. her. IN her lat-
hs-tand'- e-fstc. aad tAnt ComDis.ioncrs h. ap-
pointed iar thaf purpo-c:
Ordered that The Sad ptiin-r give sotiee % al
persons Interested o. cassing copy Of this order
90 b puhltsh~d thrcc weeks sacrsssivelv
- 10 ONiofd Dcu'scrst = ne~sp-Iet pristed al
fsft-, a. saHi Coauis. that thcy nav APPEAR - a
frooste Court % BE- he'd = Pari- . a the third
t~csdas % Drc. aeNt. a. tea o'clock IN The foFe-
aosa, aad she~ esu-e. Il .ay thsy have "a h, tAs
ssne shock sot be granted.
T. " WOODBURY.. Jad.v.
true copY-attests J. :. HoEHs Reristsr
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NurtCE Of FORECLOSURE wb.r-..
y l1ha e.fflea sri l.ha D.. " gEfta "a
Nrsrs 81 ~ t.alff .fosf.rI. a., ftr.- ...rtr.rs
afr' l,'.i VI 4. l-ai. faf rer.Iffi Orb ns-
.fH i.afrf'f. hHFs i4st rsgr 11g rarertrd FL
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ln NrFifs .rIfL a pHrf 1f fh-lr hlaresresd ltrn.
p srf 20 'frH~nf ai -rral4 aafe RI hsasi
Co. rfI'ft fn farl aartraEr. aal shrress 49, ro,-
fflHa ai safi narfga1r b. hra.fa tefsI.r ctsi.a
ia r'r..sr D. sf.ee agrerslig to tte sfafste .a
sah cisss fi.ri cd.
oRcIN FOSTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

OtToSD. ss--Ata Court 81 Probate he'd a
farts. ~rhfa and &c the Cosnfy 90 O1for5 "a
tbe 81 Tue-iss - Nov. 4. 10. ISIS.
u %. RICHARDSON. EHe,-utor ofth- Ia,
Il VIII I'D T--tsHs-ui 81 Joha Ki,ats.r he
af MeSioa n saif csuutv, d-c-as-d. htviar pre-
-eutei ~ : -at hrsi sccoauf ri as niai-iraiioa
81 49, ~-iate q -sif d-ces-~a So aliss suc--
Ord~Fsf. That the ssit ENssufur .ive 49,
tircto al p~rsous iaterested rs rau-iag = COW o
~ orlet &C. ~ pttlt-heit hF~s ~~ks-ue~esslxe-
~ in the Oxfsrd Deuascrat printet Psris. al 81
they nav app~ar sts Probate Caust % h. hsld "a
Pare 81 - couaty. on the third To-day q
D. neat. az tn 81 The clock 10 the fnrenos...
snd she~ cssse, % saythey have, ~hy th~s.ns
.Lould not be allowed.
p ". WOODBURY.. Jsdge.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

OHFoEo. $40 Cosrt u Probate bid "a
f@rls. withts sad ior fh- County 81 ONiord
% tn thiri rss-sisv q Nv a - lS6S
II m ~ fiioa q JANE ID. LOMBARD I'D .
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k."g- en- s-tf oooa's. d-crs--d. rfayiax shaf h~r
ds~er nay h. s--iguet ssd 80 e.,i 90 49, ~ ~
iii' h1-trssd'- est@;e, ssd that Ceanis-ien~rs he
aupo'Hted So that purpo.es
orlerst. Tat the ssit pettios~s give sotics
10 ~ per-oas iaaere-ted. bv csn-iax cops q this
oro-r % h. P-hiish-d three ~e~ks .,--~.-ix~l, "a
ne oNipri penocr4t prisfed Psris. that fhev
n&F apf~ar a. fr,azaf~ Cs.rs % - heid "a Par
sd Csssafy ths third r,r.s.V II D.c.,.-
Der 1-St. "a tee e the eLsrk IN th- f.reaacu aad
she's esnse. q asy thes have. "a, The sass- sAosid
40 h. graated.
r. W. WOODBURY.. Jsdge
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

OxFosp, So A. Caart q Probate held 90
ffrl~, F'fhfn sci ~ fhr Cornft q Oaf.rf
- 10 81 Tuesdss n No.. a. %. less.
Il -. HARLOW s,iaiiai-fr.tar o. bsais sss
H. On the e-t.fe a Loan ~ Msrie bee af
uifhfid said cauafV, ferelari. hsF.ar pre.euf-
81 - hra aoconuf n afafiasfrsis.n ri ths Esfsf-
ai said cereased c. sIlssancr.
ordfr-d. rhai ~ ssii Af-i1isf'r give .stses
81 ~ p~rsens iafrresf-d bt cfasiar re- es, sr 80.
afi-f o. sa pu'afshrt three serks sucres.irels IN
~ btirr1 iie1upcrlf. ueasIafer printed 81 a..
j. ia $50 fauaff fhaf fh~v alss asu-lr ~ = p,--
ia-e Coauf ta .e bed sf Faris an 10. thi.i To-.
isf oi De- rfxf, ed stes c-u-e. 3D. e., 49,,
tafe. shf BE sausr shauII 90 D. aI.-r-f
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-24

oHFosD. ss--At q Cs.rt q Probate h-is a
fsrts. 81 sat ior The Cognfy a OxEsrd. % H.
- fsc-tsy 20 Nos. a n. I~SS.
M ths p~iiiisa "a fiiEBE n. n. rWIrCH-
" I'LL. ~ido~ 81 Assoc T~itch-n hts q
be'Asi ~ ssti Cosaty. dec~s-~d. srasias th.t her
an~ef $50 - s--igsed ssa act 80 her. 10 her
-te hu<taed's ests'e. sni thai Coo.missisa~rs -
@ppoiaied So ,h-s p~rpo-s.
ORDERED. That the aid P~titiossr give a.tic.
% al p-r-ons Interested By esu.iur cop, 81 tAi.
cfder 20 - Psbished t~s ~~eks sucre.iseiy q.
me oNiora fcss.crat priaiet ~ Paris thai Ih~s
nav app~sr 80 q PROBATE Court 90 b. h~lt ~ P.r,.
o. sad Cossfy. % the thsd rs~-.i.y % Dec
a-St. % ten u the clock "a The fosenooa, aad
she~ ess-e. suy th~y have. ~hy the same
shouid not b. grsat-sl.
4. ". WOODBURY., J-ar..
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