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OBITUARY.

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Ars. Z. IkRsE, sEsa u ysEFE.
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assnss hEi she bore fhsn i,h ChTisaz fortltaae
sbs Stated y beg kHshzna that e hal ns fear q death
Itappesrsd Q Der hst he beard the aUss Of hssssh
Id she EpNla sqaH jSa T. To lestr Der haEaud and
vszsse shis5 tender dshEbteT all that ssenea "a
eve her ans esre. ghsT ihsh tsis she had ne VII Of her
vH Her fabers sttendsA TIE Ieih ~ ueigbbofs
za friends Hbo seemed symFathze despy With hc be
rssvsd, aBd feit
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hat Ntaps fEs MotaeEihE ciss.
Hat think heF Fpislt D. Nitb tad
Who called i hence aBas. sWn ~
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v. Z. Marti. ID. ~ Mssrs.

FTNHk ylaistis aaadAyii, say the asfssdsai u IN
dsAfsa then, and 80 sbsconas that The ordinary
process easbst be served HpoB him. having obtained sm
me Justice Of the Psaes for Jsraou eeuety origin
al alaeAsaent rstasnabs 2zd Of April, 1855, and the
saaas Aasing bssn levied defendants property, Hk
ordered that Pahess be made Ter four faeeesre weeks
IN RFSsnIss whig. Notifying said defendant appear
ny a8ee in DsaaFdEs The - Saturday II November
with 81 Vsrts. a. <. MERK.J. p.
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NNoNVlla.R, rnsNHsanR,
RTooKHuLnRns, MNRTfNo.

efytef Eaes TExsrssEx tEa TlssaEia RlKbotn,
KnaatFse, Tenn, Nag 81. IfsA
FtVHF srooKuoLpEaS ~ THE East TGFHfssEk Asd
YRgaia Rafaas, Fsqasetea " Eest 81 AbeSSihs -
Weanssssy &c tea aAy ~ gay sext ~ ne psFPese g
slsosE kaFa ef Dseisss asl ether eesfs 81 4s ksas'
sBs l. transact kns ara ell hpliseas 4t ras et
Il spaFsnt tst All ne ssethe4ers b represented, shsr
En- sf'ssa - F'' soHs n. BRAsvEa rrssla.a..
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CIRCUIT CoURT.

Third judicial Circuit, Anderson County, Tenn.
a. W. Bowling aaa I. O, Marshall w. winlam eassasf.
Themas oasehsF and Jaeeb onsossE,
FFHE dsfendshts having BED nom the limits Of this
4 State or 20 ssnFste themselves that the ordinary
process eonRot b served apon thorn u i ordered
that qualification BE made Tor four successive weeks
u bpgalox's Whig notifyiag said defendants 10
appear before he Circuit Court for Andersen eeun-
y on he I'd Monday 81 July aexl, thea and Asrs
- plead answer a. demaf 10 the suit and demand of
the plaintiff - The SAME viii DO taken TOR confessed
pss% l. q, MARSHALL, CLERK.
VIVA 3. pftasy ~ Finoshy e. bradley, wRs, Psak, Jr.
SD Joel Boviiag,
max DEPENDANT. r. T. RRApLKf. HAVING
4 Esd Een De bmss u this State, hss sssfetsa
kinssf thai hs ofanaEy pssssa esnnes b served ppaA
kin, ~ charged 70 De saAyt II i eTisfed thst psh
sasipa 10 Aaas ff sas Successive wseks II Hs0enlgws
8hlg botiax nd dsiap Cant 70 apFsA1 hsogs ths CIR
ell esnFf 81 Ahesss1 epantT II The CeaFt Hease n
CiintDs % be 50 Msn4as Il 1nx neaI hsR aad fA<ss
70 plead ansNes 81 asaf b iAs ssst spd sssAa 4 tAs
plaintiff ths ssl Be tstss ~ eehtsa esa ss
lgF tsagiHg sx pafte.
iaas5.4Spfsf l. G, MARSHALL, elsss.
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t.Aasa Yoa,e '. sasssi a E-s.sas..

tshaaa IoanF ~ saasssi EsksSdas,
THE piaiatM makes oath that the defendant ha, sb
j sapadea cad gone bsyenA the service of ordinary
FEeecsas b eTaeTea that pSesaiien Be made fgF fr
tsRdAnt 70 appear - the Of tho Circuit Court
fof Rssns eoan At Kingston, the frat Menday July
nsxt 10 aefesd said suit judgment BY delaalt will ks
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oAMP fTCH % MAH0R.

A III THOSE NHa ARE AFFLICTED WITH
IA tbs tesssme aas psrirauE Aiesess taa positively
bs earsa 10 enc hear b. Dr., .. 4. gALTER. O4ea 81
Gay strpei, spresEa ne fsmar Hanae. NnsxsiA TsA-
Esssse luse7s3
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ATTAcHMENT
a ". O. Murphy -. A, ). Bradley.
EluE PLAINTIFFS. ON AFFIDAVIT

THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
4 ssys tas dsaiaA Indebted 10 hi ana Aesesads
ordinary presses 81 be served h having
obtained sna AitAehnehi ssalasl te estate b ne s
dan made rstarBsbs bsre Isaac fTeseF, Jasee 81 Tie
Peace SEWER county aud the having bseH red
he prePss q y eEasFsd b. said Jssa esi he dsnaani AP
psaF beleFe h ~ his as esver eszAsy ne S day %
hoVsnbef, isd5 WI Be proceeded with psFte L far
erssd thst ha notice be Pusthsa oF haf
weeks ~ Rresnlesaa Wig.
lsF-ss % IsAAc TaoffAR. }, ?,
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-
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want 10 suy any thing give ea tor have got a. sBd
tntsHa 10 sell a. les a. aayb0ay
]. L. COOPER BRo.,
Gay street. deoFs Nerth q shs Pest OAes,
sFf9 sm ksoxVILLE, TAss-
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MARRIED.

81 ite $50 81 March, b. Rss. J. ". Msnh NJ. sGEuTL
KEss Ezd Aisr Essa HsNIlTcS Al q Mercer eoUsty,
Esztscay
ca Tia Es4k Of April ty RsY.J ". Mann, Csptain "
NAazlL & East TeHnsssss, and Mis- Jsu J., TlyLoE,
Z Taylsrsyiils, Ky
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MeIwsn 8 norashT .. sauaeI 3. EsErldrs.

WeH"FH a HuFssHJ " aalHHoI D klEHdEs-
TINE plaintiffs make oath that the defendant has sb
Il Eeoaaed and goae bsyond the service Il ordinary
prooess u b gFaestd that publeaoa be mads for four
saecsssve weeks 10 BrSwpss Whs, Rssifyisg said do
tsndant 10 appear bstose The Crgst Court fsg Roahe
county, al Kingston. The first Monday Of July next
10 defend said sut Judgment By afaait win be taken
against hius. plss " s. PATTON. CleFh
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harvAy. ReEslt &c. Va q B. HsBssrasn. AassT Of G.
FIenestsSa aesad b.

ClsRssisss, dead
spPeayisE Tsn lhs sAassh ssa "a Die that O. A.
Cesatsoo DECD sdebed % sald EFn, Eha slse that
D. Henderson, Admr having len the country thai ihs
sasy Proeass Be serFsa zpon h esd atAhmsnt
having hess issned aad levied pfepaFy Of O. A. Glen
sstssn eea and Fslarned bsEs is ordered ~ that
D. n6aasfsSa Aa spBEaE hsfoFeas 81 af&oe n Sewer
oeHniF "a fs Ssh asy % sad v be
pFbcsdsa sltk "a ts frs1 eFfsrea at s nstiee
b Pabishea i0 successive weeks "a nf0ehloSs whs
jfT.eS 30 IEAAo fR0TfEA, 5.F,
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Wat. Harris -. }. c. Housisy.

FTNHB plaintiff AhdAVit say the defendant Is IA
aeAea to them, and 90 abseopds that the ordinary
process cannot be served upon him and baEiaR Obaasd
em me- Justice Of The PesRe for Jsaersen eeanty an
eTRiaai attachment tetnrnahls s2d Of April 1885, and
The snme having hesa Yed defendants property Il
ordered ihat psbHeatan se ads for four successive
weeks a Rsowhews Whig notifying said aessdaat q
appear e ny oes 10 paRdFidge the % Saturday Of
GeFemher 1854 and dslsHa said salt ihs win b.
proceeded With sz psrts. A. x. MEEK, J. P.
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ATTACHMENT.

NRrlhy AsBsta B. B. HsaasFsoa, kn'f Of O. 4. Glen
sBisoB, deceased.
Appearing frsn The ssadAy Sled IN hls .ha
aAs-sstsoIs aee gaAefSu RuFPhg and AebAth,
ahd also that D. snSsfAsn. 1a having len the country
that The ordinary Poesss eshngt bs served usa k and
ssehssht having hesH :ssRsa and lsYsd me Bopsry
81 O. A. sRseB, DECD asa rstafRea bsfoFk
dsrsa By iiat HenasTsoa, AAHT appear ssfe
said sn be proceeded uith paTe. u u farther
dsFea that Rees be Pashsd r four saeesslye Sssks IA
RFsvhlosb wbig KAAc fR0frEA D. r,
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". ar. aarl, v. a. r. Moore.

TIVE paintifs aaidaylt say the defendant Is tn
dehtsd 10 then, and 50 AbScGRds that the ordinary
process aanne. be sesa upon him. and having Obtoined
frsm me- Justice u the Peace for Jefferson eSaby, an
snginai attschgsnt EetuTnabe 22d Of April, lssS and
Ghsezsss baying beer levied dsfsnsuts pFVpsFty. II
ordered thai pabsalion be made fer four successive
weeks IL Bf0WHoEs WhiE, notifying said defendant TO
appear al ny aes 10 Dandigs on the "a Saturday gf
Nos shef 1885, and defend aid suit the viii be
proceeded with Parts
jo!-4w PTS A. X. MEEK, ]. a.
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D. % u HAftIh Vs. SsuaueI y. bskTidEe
TYRE plaintiffs make cath thai The defendant has sb
III ssOsasa AHd gone beyond the service on oriipsr,
Process II Is ordered that pabl-aan BE made s four
faedsnt to sPPsar - the term Of The Crcas Cour
for hoaHs sSGsty - k;agsten, bs grst Monday q
July BszL b dsfena said suit aiSmea by default viii
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lanes Burnett -. psasge ", Fest and T. A. Test.
TUE ps.iaa eAih dsisBdaa aseres " Yos
has esseeads4 snd bsynd ne SERIES % ordinary
eess eFaersd Aat pakeaea Be sas F tQecsssFs
Nse.sm bFoEuloaS WhK notifying said asleasan apPeaf
g. ne oeu term Of The circuit fer RoaGs county
AssE.son 90 the hFs Asaasy q Jsy asnd said SAT-
~ Isasrasas ~ astAHit Ell BE tsksn aksssas hin.
p8f ~. a. PATTON Hlnfh.
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Robert X Byrd and wife, Mary L. Byrd vs. O. W Yost
Robesi D. duncan aad 81 A. YasL

FTtHE plaintiffs make cath ;hAt the defendants have
akseonaeA and goae beyand the service Of ordinary
process u il ordsrd that Publication be made for oar
successive weeks in BFOwnows Nhig notifying said de-
fcndant to appear the term Of the Circuit Court
Tor Hosns county, ct kiegsten the hrs Aoaday II
July next defend said salt Judgment BY default
will be taken against them.
lahs7-4U pfsP VS. PATTON Cir
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sohn Heed George w. Yoss. william Eess and aAsfs
hI P.ana make cath lal the asndssss essSgs ".
ans william Ress, have AAsceaaed and eaHe bsy0Bd tls
81 stdiasy pFeee1ss L ordered ihsl paheaon -
Aeee 20 ear saeeessVs essks n BSeeni6vs Nhr notifying
saa SEaaeais appef - tbs seas terra Of fhs cus Ceul
" heene eeasy, 81 Hsssaa, ths AFBi hoadsz Jug
eeAt se dsiead ns4 s1i lsdgmeBt ~ aesst g
asSinst thsa. Sfss VS.. FafToE, utssk.
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Wtiisa Ems ~. Thomas rsaseS sha wgilan Rsalsy
TUT pslhE makts cath that ths aspdaass have bssena
81 ass sane befaBe the service af ordinary pfeaexBs
9aefsd shat gaboaaah hs made sf uF eaocsaavs
kIesnlsss whiE aotlsg sasa desnaanas appear ths
hsz slm e The cFea ier Roahe eoaasy RlHeyesa
60 e sfe hsadsy % Juy nef 70 dsesa sid tus ad
20 vs. PATTON, clsgk
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Walker feFee Jas. W. Adkissoa and Gee. W. Yosl
TKIhR Plsinaa makes cath thai the defendants have
Abseanted AHA gone bsyond the services Of ordinary
process II L ordered that Publication be made for four
successive weeks in RFVHnlews Wig Hotfyng said de-
fsBdaht 10 appear the next Of the GREAT Court
for R0aBe eoaRy, at kingE;op on he hrst Monday Of
Jaiy asIt descend sad sa, judgment BY default viii
be lahen Against him. pf3 w. s. PATTON, nlerk
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john Hood "a. Samuel B, Eskfiass.

THE plsntia makes cath thAi the defendant hss ab
Il seconded and gone beyond the service u ordinary
Psoosss u ordsred shat pablleAlvn be made for four
Successive sesks To BrOwnlow HhE notifying sAi4 do
fsnAat 10 appear s the aext OF thu Circuit coErt
for Roane esany at kinEstsR, the srst Monday CT
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hsasslsh J. Basea st..nssi. , SsishsF asa ssbsfs.
us ssss .hs pisutif asAee ash ghsi lts asieaAsss
ss45 BsSksf. y aesesadsd esa FsBs hsfoad
nss staisasy ssseess Z e eraeFsa fhas hisaea Be
s4e vt hsg knesskaSe weeks ~ EeeNheaa Mta antyine
- astsneani y appear II he tern hs be Ceal
~ haass COUNTY q HRksteB, The AFst Meaaay 81 gay
e eeted sAta ss % t8eswzt ~ dsnlt I'll b. tsksn
against hzss Pfss ". 3. FAT1os. Gfssk
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LANDS! LANDsi
ATTACHMENT

u tks besalifu toeB Of AEisoa Fnanirs "A ia fas
laAtiag House. NhsfE mzHs RAs ir sepn ss ffii
lam bad EyS4f WI AlfkS
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as pastor st. Georges more widely known Or.
Tyngs church He was born at Newburyport, Mass
March 1900; SO that he Is now close verging the
three score and ten years allotted ~ the average OF
human NE At the age OF seventeen he graduated at
Harvard College, and for two years engaged IN me
camille pursuits He began the study Of theology under
Bishop Griswold In 1919 and on March 4, 1921, was
ordained deacon OF the Episcopal church at Bristol H. l.
ne iaDored during two years at Georgetown, d. O. and
for six years In Queen Anne parish Prince George
dephla and became rector OF st. Pauls church. Jefer
son College conferred him the degree of ID d. in
lS32, and Harvard conferred the same honor him in
1901 In 1883 he was called to the Church Of the Epph
any any IN Philadelphia In ls45 Dr. Tying succeeded DR.
Minor In the rectorship Of st. Georges church, In
beekman street. where he zealousy labored till 16lS,
when ne took charge of the new church OF the same
name, and built expressly for him, which is now in
runs. In person Dr. Tying Is unassumng and highly
marked with intelligence In society he Is So
STOCK OF Information for the amusement and
instruction OF his friends In the pulpit IL is however
that he establishes himself q man OF extraordinary
talent and ervent aud eloquent minister OF the Gospel
Wnout thc extreme force and ostentaon OF other d.
vines MS round fntoned sentences fraught with truth
anu carnestness seldom fail to impress his hearers He
staunch believer In all the dogmas OF the old Episco-
pal church, and without being at all bgot ncucates
MS enets with all that hmnes and dignity for which he
Is remarkable. As author OF theological works DR.
iyngls We'll and avoraby known to the religious public
In New York "'
Yesterday his excitement was intense 20 much so
that his medical advisers feared the effects might be
INJURIOUS 10 his constitution reporter OF one OF the
oaes, thinking he might be able procure some in
formation requested his attention for few moments
when he said IAN Is gone; the labor OF my life is thus
ended That church viii never bo rebuilt and wish
would let me alone" In the wealthy and popuous
neghDorhood In which the church situated II IL
nney the reverend gentlemans prophecy will be full
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NEWS FROM HAVANA.

Arrival OF tho Steamship Libsrs-Ths
Insurrection In Jamaica-The No Lind
| OF Steamers Between New Orless aud
\ Liverpool, &c.
Tho steamship Liberty, Captain Wilson, fro BavAns
on the sth inst, arrived here last night
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE
HAVANA, Eovs, 1898. f,
The news received by you and published in ie HEaI
relative 70 the insurrection In Jamaica lndon nqur
u be generally correct. Two Spanish steners ha(
positively gone from Santiago dc Cuba tolook dsf
Spanish interests in that island; and there rcpoS
not well founded think, that English man vac
nah grounded A. some point the island In osscssot
the rebels and had been fired into by them ohling uv
crew To- abandon the vessel and make their say IT, sAr
isgo, where IL said they had arrived gr the rcpru
as published here in one OF our dailies
Affairs IN Mexico represented by the pres here lr9
somewhat different from the news published ~ ieW
York papers
Among the passengers who came todsy by ihe 1t4ncy
Liberty n General A. W. Terr, who, on the surrnde4
or Kirby Smiths department went 10 Mexico, vince IN
received command Chef de Battalion IN the imerial,
army; but who has resigned IN order 70 rcturnto ND
allegiance 10 the United States government, aoved
thereto by the liberal policy Of President Johnson Gcns
ersl Terri formerly Judge In Texas His onducc
is high eDcomium on tho fftsidents reconsructou
policy.
The steamer Alabama which arrived this morning
from New Orleans the first ~ line OF sig steainer5
20 run between New Orleans aud Liverpool touching
here, and Is omen Of the growing commscia rross
perty Of tho former place.
The wsnthor here " damp and cool.
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ming OF the United States Court a.
Richmond.
DUR RICHMOND CORRESPONDENCE


PRovIDKSCE r. I, Nov. IA 1854
ino Iunisian Ambassador yesterday visited Brown
University, the Athcn@um, the Atlantic and Dca,no
ns the works of the Perkins Street Iron Company and
'no Union Horse Shoe Company. In the evening he paid
orcf visit TO the City Councils and was subsequently
entertained at the residence Of the Mayor Tho civ
rendered to the Tunsians tho Inequalities OF
v CITY me Ambassador and suite inspected the one.
h IONS OF the machines In the works of the American
y company This afternoon the Ambassador visits
3 gus hnt works He will be entertained by Gov.
!. gsmiih this evening. The Ambassador man,fos,s
!, vopterest in our manufacturing and mscnan.a,
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LswRkscE, Kansas, No, IA, 1905.
Hr. colgraves. special Indan agent, and Colonel
Dodd, agent Of tho Nsvsjoes, left here to.ds with \
train Of twenty-five wagons laden with agricultural im
PIGMENTS goods and presents for that tribe Abcut eghs
thousand OF the Navajces have agreed u settle on INC
Pscos river and abandon their wild life
large railroad meeting was held last night a. lcayf
snworth, which Senator Lane made pcech and reso,
lutons we're passed In favor OF building The .esvsns
WORTH lawrence and Galveston Railroad, ana ior w
immediate construction Of rslross bridge s'rVfs w."
xAnsa4 nve n thIs POINT
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Npa' HARRrssuRo, Pa, Nov. IA, 1895.
ds. Thption was given to the oolored sroops IN.
dscc OF Ode parade, and, hating before the resi-.
iHghem fd Cameron, listened 10 his address thanh.
Tb~rocessi6 services In crushing the rebellion
Profsor Dayched 70 the Capitol grounds, who're
whshe discuaw York, delivered an Grafton, IN
fore Z during v attitude Of the colorsd wep be.
thsuae personal 4. and the prospects ia,d before
aesoiusns " poAfmsnt and social slsvation and
eovsfs y vsl y phs and equality among the
.sagSaA asseA ~ Sns govern. a panA BAN
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The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday. supcryiso
| Tweed presiding
petition from Judge Russell received asking 70,
additional attendants in his on account of tho in
crease Of business in IL Referred TO tho Committee ON
| County Offices
The financial estimates Of the expenses OF the Board
OF Education r the year 1860 were received and referred
10 the Committee on Annual Taxes
communication from the Mayor transmitting an In.
vitatQn TO the Board TO present and receive march
ng salute from the Metropolitan Police AT tho city Hall
on the i6th was received and tho invitation accepted
resolution was adopted to pay VIM G Conner tho
sum OF 1902 o. for services M County clerk for tho
quarter ending September 30, 1855
Inc Committee on the new Court House reported in
iavor Of paying bills for work and material on tho now
court House amounting to s15,17246
SuperVlHor PuRDy moved the adoption OF the report
superNieor Ely objected 10 rushing this through he
desired TO lie Ia the usual way for week Tho
eu on ana there should be departure from the rules
In regard 10 IT,
Supervisor PuRpv was tired hearing insInuations He
wanted To- hsvo II shown n there anything wrong
10 lhe work was going on slowly and he desired 10
have u 20 on quicker
Supervisor Fay wanted TO know whether tho hills bs,o
Doen legally incurred For that he wanted postpone
ment
Supervisor prnpY moved n suspension or tho ro,o
Adopted Supervisor Ely alone voting In the negative
The report was then accepted, and the RESOLUTION
adopted by similar vote.
The following resolution was adopted
nesoyed That hc resolution passed November 70 1884
ares, and conveono certain nccndare be- and H. ssm.
osms."' '""''' " A'''ns shall DO paid from riot
The Committee on County ofnces reported in favor Of |
PAYNE ,ne oin Oh Oakley Hall, amounting to tls2O
preme Court whose decision was axsns, ,bs BOARD Tho
report vas accepted, and the bill ofdered 10 be paid
ne Doa,a ,nen adjourned TIL Thursday but subsc
election. y ~ ''s'"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-15
Large Fire I'm West Burton, Me.

GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PRoPERTY-TuE WHOLE
BUSINESS PORTION OF THE VILLAGE IN ASHES.
PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. IA, 1855.
fire broke out in West Buxton this morning which
resulted in the total destruction of the Buxton wooen
Mills, A. X. Lords sash and blind factory house and
barn. Bryants store the large covered bridge the
saco river, Thomas Bradburys grst mill, J. Il j. NJ.
Huchins store, the Post ONCE Miss L. w. Buffers mil
inery store and the wool cleaning mills. Mr. Hobsons
store and Mr.. Pease's house partially destroyed
Thus the business portion Of the village in ashcs The
loss has not yet been ascertaned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-15

CrcryNAn, Now T. 1865.
SovTnor Morton has appointed tho 9Th day Of pseom.
~ A0tAo . ~ ef tAsskssjy,pg and PRAYER