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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-16
Special Election Notice.

Whereas, the Legislature OF Kansas,
OF 4. ID. 1865, enacted thai no county
could issue It's Bonds 10 any Rail Road
company without FIRST submitting the
question Of such Issue 10 the qualified
electors of such county, ii is therefore
resolved by lie Board OF Commission
ers of Jefferson county, Kansas. this
sixth day Of Sept, A. D 1865. Tha.
special election shall be held on the
30th, day of September, A. D. 1855.
for the purpose of submitting the fol-
lowing question 10 the qualified Electors
of said county, to-wii: Shall The County
OF Jefferson subscribe one hundred and
fifty Thousand dollars $780, 00) to the
capital stock ofthe A,chison, Topeka and
Santa te Railroad Company, in aid o;
the Immediate construction OF said Road
through said county. The said one hun
bred aud fifty thousand dollars $3.50
0O0) 10 be paid in the Bonds of said
county. payable in thirty years from
date OF issue, bearing interest at the rate
OF SIX per cent. per annum. and proyid-
ed. that said Railroad company shall
issue full paid stock Of said Company
TO said County to the full ANNUITY Of
one hundred and fifty Thousand dollars
(Si50, 900 on the receipt OF said bonds
from said county, and provided further.
that the one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars (S150. COO in the bonds Of said
county shall not be issued to said Com
pany until said Rail Road is fully COM
pleied, equipped and IN running order
through said county; and provided fur
Their, that the line of said Railroad thro'
said county shall not run further north
west than Grasshopper Falls. nor further
south east than Osksloosa, NOR less than
twenty miles in the county OF Jefferson.
Ballots to be printed or written as
follows: For Subscription of Stock and
the Issuing of Bonds. and Against the
Subscription of Stock and the Issuing
of Bonds TO the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe Rail Road company.
Given under our hands this 9Th day
Of Sept. A. D., 1865.
Board of Commits ]. F. BARNES.
sioners of Jeffer- GEO. JAMrsos,
son County. Kaa. WooDIs FosrER,
]. Terry Critchfeid, County Clerk Of
Jefferson County. Kansas, do hereby
certify that the within order is true
and correct copy of an. order of the
Board OF County Commissioners Of JEFF
ferson County. now on file in this Office. !
In witness whereof / hereunto
JSeal Sc, my hand and affix the seal
~ of said County this the 9th
day Of September, A. d. 1865.
TERRY CRIrcHFIELD. Go. Clerk.
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GRANT & PRksI.141 Shawnee street,
Leavenworth, the well known grocers
and provision dealers. are prepared to
sell goods as low as any house in the
city. They buy their stock at head
quarters. in large quantities. and viii
at any time duplicate the bills Of auy
other house in Kansas. Dealers will
find them pleasant and accommodating.
Our readers who visit tie city and wish
to purchase any thing in their line. will
be able to do SO on the best Of TERMS
We have succeeded in buying Of them
more satisfactorily than At other places.
Give them call by all means.
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Stall OF KANSAS
cousrr OF JEFFERSON -
In The District Court OF the Third JUDICIAL Dis
rict OF tns Stale OF Kansas. sitting in said Coan-
~ ~ Jefferson.
Csssnder kiagsbsry. fIairsif, rr.
Edward k,Hgsbury, Dsssndant.
You. the sb sc name Edward Kiussbury, are
nerefy notifi.d. that said plalafiff, Cassnder
AinssbEry. has filed hsr petition IN the above en-
tfied sfiif against y-u, in the above mentioned
court " herein said suit nav pending. Ybe
saoriaBes ei VIII oh sand petition Is. that said
plaintiff 5sa1 .fds. resides IN said Coun,v and
State snd that she has been a II siieat OF said
o'aie i9s ana aurlas the yeas nextbef8rerse time
o n ing sad oe,itiq in rfs. -f II the ClAri ns
the SAID coart; snd that on or absuf the 2Oth dsv
81 VeseDer, A. D 1850. saiti plaintiff was marri-
ed TO Yea, and that harerafeye. and more than =
3eAr before The commencement OF his said suit
10 VII: oa tbs 1Iih dag OF February, A. d. 1860.
yon iilialiy -aeserfed yourself from said RAIN
ga . DC hav= remained wilifrily absent from her
ever since and sui 10, and lave been wilifuiIy
absent ron her tor moe thas year last past
AMI ifat you have grossly neyeeted aud sill COM
tiaue grossly 10 neglect Tolr duty 50 husband
- s1id iailiin, and tina; you and SID plaintiff
nase Two children OF ycHrs, uacnelr, David u.
ninssbury, aged abont Il years and Charles w.
Aings bury, aged about 10 yesFs.
Ana yca are further notlfi-d, that the object
and prayer OF sand petition aid snit i. that said
pIsiniif may be divorced IRON von, and that she
De restored toher maiden name OF c Islander Dar-
3in. ard iast SAID plaintiff may have the cuto-
y, csFe and edurstion Of said Children decrees tn
her; and that she may nave such other and fartn-
or iei,sT IN the P'enises as her case max require
and she be entitled to-
AHd youare further notified, that you are re-
iuiEeo 10 answer said petition on or kstore H..
-Utn day OF October, A. D. 1865.
Dated this 18th dav OF AH-ust N 1855
CLOUGH & WHEAT.
zoo-'wsls2o Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

This notice is 10 warn all persons
from trading for certain promissory
note, signed by myself and made paya-
bic 10 Azel Spaldiny on demand. for
the sum of one hundred and twenty Eve
dollars el25.00) dated -. (exaei
date not remembered, but the note was
given al the Spring term Of the Dist
rict Court 1865. as the said note was
obtained by unlawful means. and is
wholly without consideration.
GEO W. GRAYsoS.
Sept. Is. 1865,
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Order of Publication.

STATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON
In the District Court of the Third Judicial
District OF the State OF Kansas, sitting IN and
tor the County Of Jefferson, In said STATE.
James y Townsend, Plaintiff,
vs..
james Seweil, Jotn Seweit, Robert Se-eil. Ma
~ Ann Sewell, Alexander Sewell Maiinda Sew.
ell and Thomas Sewe!i. Defendants.
If appearing fr m affidavit on file, that Jane.
Sewe.i. John Seweil, Robert SewelI, Mary Ann
SeweI, Aiexanas- Ssweii, Malinda S,sweil am.
Thomas Ssweil. and each Of them, reside out %.
ant are nOn-resdeGfs O. The State Of kaHsas
YOU the said james y we'll. John sewu.i. Rob
CT, Sewell. Nary Ann Swell. Alexander SeweIi,
Malinda Sewei and Thomas Seseell, defend nts
will take notice thai James = Townsend, oi the
County u; JefeTsou. State Of ksn,a., did, on the
18th day OF august. a. d. 1855. file his petition
ia The office OF the Clerk OF the District Court
Of the Turi Judicisi District, within and tor the
County OF Jefferson, state OF Kansas, sgainst
the said defendants, seti forth tina; on giie 25th
dsy Il December. A D. 1868, one Aimsda SewelI,
lie then lawful wife of said defendant. James Sc
we'll was seized ia fee simple Of the one-hfth o. 81
part OF the following land, situate IN the County
cf J.fferson, Stale oi Kansas, particularly des
cribed as follows, 20 VII Commenting at point
on the western boundary Of The northeast quar-
ter ~ OF section eighteen Qlsl. township eleven
I -
thlrd f4lts) rods south OF the fortf-west corner.
running thence north one hundret and eighteen
and tso-shlrss tlIsi) rods u tie north west cor
ner, thence east one hundred and twenty l2ol
rods, thence soG'h one hund ed and eighteen aud
tmo-ihirds (iISl) rods, thence west one hundred
and twenty 120 rods to the place OF beginning;
that on the said 18th day Of December. A.. D. 1863,
said Almeia seweIl, and said defendant, lanes
Sewell sold and agreed TO convey To the said
pianuf by good AID sufficient deed the land
above described, and that plaintiff then and there
paid rsid Alneia Ssweli the full and entire pur
chase money therefore, and took and has ever
.ince held p0.sesslon thereof; rhnt SINCE tat time
and prior TO the commencement OF this sui, said
Aimeda Sewell died intesis,e, leaving as her sole
heirs said defendants. James Sewell. John Sew
ell, Robert Sewe!l Mary Ann SeweIl, Ale xander
Seweli, Mslinda Sewrli and Thomas Sewei -
that the said Aimeda Sewel di not, pfior to her
death nor have the said defendants al any tine,
conveyed said land in pursuance of said agree
meni, TO said plaintiff, and praying that the
Court would decree title, ard for such other
and further relief as in equity be il entitled.
Said defendants are reqoIret 70 Answer or de-
MUIR To said petition on or before the 18th day Of
October, A. D. 1855, or said petition will be TAX
en- ss true and Judgment rendered accordingly.
This 25lh day of August, A. D. 1865.
REEFS d HOW SLEY.
26i.7t-S27 20 Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that there win Be . pssi
N ton presented 10 the Board Of Com Ess;oners Of
Jefferson County. ksSszs, At the annual October
meeting. A. D. 1885. Of said Board. for change In
the Osnwtse ana Osksloosa county road commence
ing at the north OF section %, township
O. range "a. thence east the section line befw
sections IS and -. to~ nshp range TO- at least
and a-hasf mites, thence the best and most practice
able route 10 oskaloosa the terminus Of said road
Sept. II, I66s. 264:9v e2,2o
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@ Of course, none of our readers
viii overlook H. F. Woolley's column.
NJ. w. is q valuable accession to our
business men wide-awake and 60
ahead, he is bound to succeed. He has
some Of the true Yankee enterprise
brought from "old York State"-and
viii make bis mark. Look in and see
him.
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Fresh Beef, Veal, Etc. /!

sJ'HE undersigned has resumed the
Butchering business. and is prepsr-
ed to supply the public with Fresh MEAr
On Saturday Morning
Of each week. at the old stand on the
west side Of the Public Square in Os-
ka!ooss. All you in town and country
who want flesh meat, come on. l will
sell as low as can be afforded.
June Esd. 1865. y. WISE
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-16

~ D. A. MiIIingtor 4 Co. sgain
appear in our columns. This is an old
aud reliable house, one of the stand
bya' and should always be visited BY
both vho!esale and retail dealers. They
ell . very large amount Of goods. aud
almost always with satisfactory results
10 the buyers. Give them call. by ell
means. when needing any thing ia their
line.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-16

E The quarterly meetings of this
and G. Falls circuits are being held
jointly five miles northwest Of town,
as announced las. week. Il is basket
meeting. ard will continue over the
Sabbath.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-16

EFMr. G. B. Carson sold his farm,
one mile from town. some days ago. for
81. 500. There were so acres in the
farm, which makes the price Sl8.75
per acre-about fair price; but If the
railroads are built, now talked Of. i;
will be worth twice or three times the
money soon.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-16

o. We have a crowd of advertise
men,s this week. They infringe a lit
Ito upon our reading matter. but should
all be read with care. We shall be all
right for news next week.
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Job Work.

We have good supply Of new Wood
Type, Job Type and Cuts. and are pre-
pared to do al kinds Of job printing on
short notice and in good style. Bring
in your orders.
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MARRIED.-On Thursday the 18th
inst. at the residence of the BRIDE
father. by T. Criichfeld. j. P. Mr..
ROBERT fiddler and Miss MARY Az,
LAsAroR, all Of this township.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-16

~ M. E S. CoSwELL, is nov cler-
s'og ia tie grocery house OF VIM. Cor
Don q Bro. SO Shawnee street. See
sbe'r card elsewhere, and don't forget
% 60 there. They sell al Reasonable pri
ees. Mr.. G. will be happy to sec his
Licnds from this place.
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LEAYfNW 0RTn. KANsAs
VALUABLE RECEIPTS.

Edsfos # Fss Eadep~adest
DxaR SIR;-l wi-h TO say 70 the readers Of
yess parer. taat sgill send, By return mail. 70
al ~ho visit 1t lirees s.eerpe, with tall cu SC
tiol'- For making and Using q simple TeeetssIe
B',im tfat uiii { aeciaa.iy Fsm5ss, IN IA lays,
Psmplrs. Siotches. Tan. Ffecxlss. and sis isHrs
risles Of ihe Skin, having the samc soft, etsar-
sn,oosse sna beauiisei.
Ill alse nail free 80 those having Bald hsads
oF bsre Faces, ample direct. erss 81 ifs,s nat "a,
thss S4l sna5fe tken 70 start izi4 asos N Of
Lururisnt Hair, whiskers, ar M0ss.aens. N
tess han thirty days.
These receipts are yaiaabse % be:k cal as.l
young. end ~ sh.y are tsEAsd 20 I'll v 10 sees
them nee OF charge. hey are s.o-r - silratsss,
OF all who pJlEe clear. pere skiI,. -r a hes, :,
growth Of laKaFisa; hais
Az Applications answered ~ res-.n sssis " s1s-
on, charge TIioS. I. CHAPMAN, Shessss. :.
DO sw ssi Broadway. Nss Yoss.
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STATE OF KANSAS.
copSrY OF JEFFERSON
In rh. District Court of the Third Judicial
District OF the State OF Kansas, sitting IN and
tor the County OF Jefferson, In said slaie.
James s Townsend, Plaintiff,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-29
Manhood: how LOsthOv Restored.

90 pa-ish~t. nss rliiioa afDr Cuirsr.sl's
t~ietrsfe. tssaF on fhs resiraf -usr fsiftasf
arfrirr) oi ~FfEHsroHHas. of sfufrsl
sfatnrfs. lHraIaaf.ff ~rrrasf lofsess. IaFo-
rFscfs MrnfaI aat rhff.rsl .arsI.arfft. ia.f.e.i-
afnfs ta hatffsle. rfr. . .Is. tarat aFrfqs 80
ftffstr. cot itrs. fai--ei b seIi iaaa'Isacs
lr arHulI erfrsFs rs..es.
- frirr. la -es.-f earsI.ne. auig Gesrfs.
lae rrif..fs.ef sa.asI .a ttfs s .nllrsfe easas.
dearly iaau1rsfrlfrs fars fhiffF teals surreas-
fuI prs-tlr~ f1sf fhr sisrsa1 o..rsa,Y1 I'll 80
thrse rtsf ID rtffrf.i rrred Huaa.r co. fs9sr-
ase af .rfrrnaI aarirlrf rr fae iacaffos n
ths teii -f.afafIng caf nlatr Eel cafe. af cnc-
siufae. rrfisfn aa1 efsciual. ts asaas fl shich
sfaff fatrrerf na usfirf g. Be- BE- reafffipn naaT
ie, 'afy cars hiasef rhcsr.5, rffssts y. aad -
frrlfe.
rhis L-cfurs sha.ll b. 81 ne hsats ~ s.sry
Fouth sri rTerf nfn fafrf snf.
sect aader sr.i. is pisfa sassiope to say 81
drrss D1s palf. rsrsipi ol 80 reats go pes
faEesfaurs. Affrfss fhs raltishrrs.
CHAS. ,. g.. KLINE q co
~ Bo~srY. Ns~ Yea. Pc sses bos q SO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-29

INrtAN BArILrs. 4 di.paich from Fort
Laramie says Gca- Coun0r'. coionn. has
has so-ie severe 6rhiing 18th the indians.
lie was attacked by a var party Of Sioux.
Cherokee. ana Marapahoc. on Y1Eler Riv-
e. They wcrv rvpaiscd Nth heavy lo...
Ger loss 49, ouiv four Killed aud two
wounded. Tie Indians appeared IN forcy.
ani verc driven Ten miics. The nex' dav
thr erEagsmeut was renewed. and lasted
uutl noon. TIE lndlans we're AGAIN de-
fcaici 18th great s.aa-i fsr. their lo.. being
f-om -0l 90 co IN Killed and wounded
The Indiaus I'D IN svery dirertion. oar
troops ucrv enable O. pur-ue or account o.
ta- poor conlition ~ our stock oar loss
vas ore kiiirl and one oGiecr an to men
wounded. The Indians i1sta large nuua-
her of horses.
The Indians AGAIN attacked our troops on
tn s.h. ard alter spir-tcd cngaeeui~nt
were totally routed and beautifully cleaned
out- Their forcrs ucrc estimated ~ 2O0O.
Thry lost many Of tirir principal chief.
OR total reported loss in the three engage
ments we're seven Allied and one officer AMI
to men wonnled. Another battle Va
sNpecieG on Powder River. bot ths Indian.
suddenly disaPPesrrd. Col Cole wilI camp
~ fo.t Conner uuiil rnformaiion - receive
81 from Gen. Conner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-29

\ >rH-Is~rtsL Cu,frfuvr~r. AZ the
rcceut session % tie Elitors and Pabl..b-
ers' Conscution. in Bansor. a fr~ rrutle-
men SER prcscu; o. hstrn O. The Essav
delivered By Mr Eiwel Of tie Tran.cript.
One a. these lat week. enclosed fo tbe
Trvasurer Of thc Association. ten Iorar..
a. contribution towaris tbc cost - print
ing 'he address viiL she ProoceJings o. The
meeting
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-29

Oerohb, ss.-Ata Court 81 Probate. he'd 81
f.-ls, sakia So ~ The Coaat~ 81 O~ls-,i
esghs n fseslay q Ocioi--r a. a. IeS5.
m th- f~ffioa II irrrrsrd "a. Msxia Guar.
" dtsn - My 2. Js-kse.. - ai-. rrinur heirs
81 Lntnef 1-~k-oa. he q f-ru. d-cs=s~d. pray
~ 80 fofnss 10 ssl sd coav-y r-si estate -
eoEfne O. $50 ninass a. the srr.ounf ~ SsfS -
tae $500 b-fnz cuasidsr-d 20 .ssa.far.-... sH-r.
pfccrrds hat tte ssid petifiorer ave uoi -
o. at pvrsons iateresled ~ caosirg q cops 81 ths
ofdrr O. - puhltsh~t three ~~~k. sarres.isels
IN ~ oNt'rd orsaocrsta ss~spsper priufed o.
ftfis. thst thef nay appear "a Probate Couri
- o. bid st rsris. On said Counfr. On The 81
iue-isF ID oci- a-st. 81 ten 20 the clock 81 The
ioren.'ou, aui shes csnsr. a aay thes have "a,
tie -snle shouif rof D. rrantet
D.. ". WOODBURY.. Jog.
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MAINE ITEMS.

The corner stone 90 new Catholic
church vas aii az Lewiston. ia.t S4nday
The Ie-istoa Journal lcsrnstbat tbs In
surance CoRranirs have paid the entire
smoant of the BOSSES AZ A--usfa. The
Hartford Company loses nearly $50. 900.
The Bangor Times state. thar a convict
nan~d Oaks escaped from ,he State PRISON
A. Tlonastou. a few dsyssincc.
We learn from tl,. bangor whir that
bouse AMI barn in Brcwer. Owned hv a. =
BrsgE. we're destroyed by Ere o1 saturday.
C,ruE Snow The Esu oxford A-ri-
cuitarsl Soeieiy holds is annual Catil.
show All F'ir. A. Wet Pvr.. next week.
Tie Free H,r,',, General Coaf-rrnce
vii hc lril AZ Lewiston. % totcr g,h.
TIE barn AMI out-Luiiiiars beiongiag 90
Nlihan N. Robinson Of Liminston. werc
Destroyed by frr short time since. a. Ne
learn from ihc Saco D,noo-si
= barn belonging 10 Ceo. S.eat ofYork.
was hsmcd Friday night
The Gre a. Auru.'a 10. walked up ,he
ei'''s O. thc inportarcr ofha,ing steam FIRE
"ngin~s. or country villages should have
aou"aini supplies % water. aad each man
kceP a bucket where De- car place L.s haad
on % far use 10 ca.e % Gre.
Col Nyc. of tie Name e9ih. nov s;
lone. IMPORTS that about onc-fourth OF b..
rcrialeas has BEEN fsrisaraeI
Tee Birgor Whig uoti.e, pear which
vrisas . ouuccs aud ucasarrs "a inches
in li-cl-l ference.
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Whiskoral Whi.kers,

~ 700 vaat Whi.trrs cr N,..fa-hrsf Our
Greece raasr.saai sil firre fhruu Of, rr.s o. th-
su1ofhrst tsce or rhln. rr hrr. on $40 hra.i. is
- Wcsks. frice. ~ 90 3rseks-es 30 - o..
Set bs uai aag hrrr ci.ssi1 -saiaf. "a rev az
of prev.
Aais.-. WARNER & 60. Bas rs.
nfo-akhn ny.
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oNFoHp. ss--At Cert Of Probate ia Paris
sifhia 80 ior ths Cosatv II Oxtord 81 th-
thirt Iue.fi.s 81 -. A ID. IS65
M ttr p~iifioa of issuasn Ra-.,a Aduniuisfr.-
- - 81 he estste q t.-o ". Lisaeu. i.fe 81
Lncoi.i flsarsii.sa. ds.~sset traxiax lsr I,osa.~
% - sd ceaFef real estate t-ilariax o. safl d.
o,.--a. Z" ~ aaaouui % $4,000 - psy drbfs
sad tr,ricrufal charsr-.
ooefei that ~ said p-fifiosrr rire notsc- a. AZ
per-su- inf-r~st-c ~ css-iar e. capy ofthis ar4-r
90 D. p,biish-d thr~e w-eks s.~e.s.f.-t,
- ne oNinid Dernoorsi e ne~spapel pfiated a.
fars. g. $50 tunnfv, that thet 1nav antpsar ~ !.
frui.sfc Cosft % - 49, "a sssrs. "a. the Ord
Ircstay % OF. nsSi. 81 TIA o'ciork IN The f,rs-
1000. and snes esa-e- haay they have. sthe
$40 shouhi not BE- aiiosca.
r. ". WOODBURY.. Juix-.
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TrARptiN' -sLE. Fursua.f o. E~.u..
VI lron 49, lafg. sf Prohtilr f,r Re C.as-fr
a oNiaff, o. sHi-rffi-T rafrf sa of o. .-rg "
-ietns. 81 81. uHl 81 tg pu.'ir prfrsre Sc.
RI fhe fesftfnre a 49, li-sff in l1Fen. 81
-sfar CAV, ort- 1'h. sf % a'ctrt. 4 81 80
90 inirlfsi a siif hrirs a far 1arrrsirl l.raa or
Do lii0 ~tfpaen ~frfras Hs. fa crrfs1 afher llrs
81 itnf lesrrilrd rn fol aftralI fefftsn nn h-inr
FuiJect FOL ~ silos's rigti aiiaser.
ABEL HEALD.
i.oren. AZ IS. fs65.
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The ori-ir.tei Dg. DOW c..ii.u~. to devote
hi- rasrs tiui- fe ths trrafsai af I'D ffsrasr. ~.
rtlrnf fo 90 lrassI- rfsrsr. A. sNp-r.@ar~ Il
iufuff -fhfr~ hcsrs rs'ss hira o. gaarsrtes sr..-
~ snl Fr'uanrai rr.si in thr sor-e cases ar So
rrefs'os sat sa uthrr Nrasir.t,i prrso grrl~-.f.
seer shafrr~r rsr-r a. hrters 90 nfrt~- r-..t
corfaia - Oh ~. @ Eais-lff srrs-f Ii,.ls.,.
o. Hrssl fsrsi-hrl to tbos- Who sos ID
rre1sia ur.Irr trrafu-rr
H,-f.a. Jun- p iS65 I,r
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ohFoEn. ss---tt q Gent of Probate hsll at
Lsfl-, in anl 'or TIE Couaiy 81 Oxford. % The
- ] ue-ftf uf ~erf. 4 ID. l-S5
4 II p-tf'ioa oi Nm. a. CARY Aa,uiai .srasor
n, r. M erisie % tlnrilE- "a. Foster l.ts a
haiii'tt in sai1 cauufs deo-a-ed. rr.rtrr 90 IL
ce-r o. -~i sat eravr, su ~ r,al ~.faf- 10 AID
eefs-ri Asf iae p-s aaeut 81 drbts and isei1rniai
chargr-.
o..irr~'i. Ihat the aid Petitioner give r.fir-
II 81 - 90 '"irresied, BY ctusinga copy ~ he
rrc-f fo u rubIshed t.o Nsek. 1900, !,
ihr oEi1ri i'cn,crat priafed - Pane thaf ire,
mh' app~ar 10 q frutate Casri 90 D.. he'd 81 Psris
D. -fii ''u1iy. On che thud fae-.iav af De.
n~Nt- 80 ien oi the ciock OBJ he ffeno,.n. and
sneS caus~. n -uv th~v have. NV the s,r.-
shau.d noi be- granted.
r. ". WOODBURY.. JaI.,.
fruc copy attest
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-29

pNiord, ss--Ats Conrt of Probate be- al Pari.
stihin ant fir TIE Counfv of Oxfsrf. 81, H.
lard uestsy of Sepi a. n. i-s5
M thr T~in.aa ~ JpiiN NONE-. prasiar al 81
- " t.frm kirhart-oa NJ, D. srpaist-f sias i--
,-irtior pi me estate ~ tieorge ~. Record bte II
'fevnsoo-i 10 saIt ceurfF.
'fF-rf. Dat the said 30 itio-sr give notice 90
at 'rfspas inierrsted. hy causInga cepv o. a. .
order o. De- pahiishsd ihfee ~~eks sacc~.sis.l, 4,
the 'Niprd Drrnscrst printed I'd Psris. that thev
aia' appear 80 Probate tourt o. 30 held 80 Par-
81 ia $3.50 ceunff. % th~ 90 To-day Of Oef.
nfxt, az Cen o'rIpck in the i,.-~noon aef sh~.
e'n-e' f" aay they aave shy che sau.o shoula
80 u gfarieds
T.. ". WOODBUKY. Iudre.
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oNFoED ss--At Coart Of Probate held "a
fsr's. wi:hiu sd for the Coanfy - oxford 90
the thitd Iuc-c.y a Sepf. A. ID. Iss5.
M the petltiun a John q. Haas. ate Of Aha
" ny, e-oss--d. prssiag c. lo~n.e % s-n and
oonvey reai estate h~i,uging said uniaar 20 the
anount 81 $500. The ssne beng considered IA
adsantas eoss ssfsr ior the saln-
Ovegsa. That The said pstifioosr give mo-
20 a. l~r.'ns interested BY osssfng copy q tbis
order % D. pui1ii-h-d three w~ek- ss~~-ssrvrIx
in TIE ONisrd Dcaipcrst a rev spsiper priaf-d a
PAVE that taey NAV appear "a Pr.lb.ie Couri 60
b. heid at faris "a sad Cauats ou the 81 Tues-
day oi t'ct neSt, "a ter 81 The c-ck IN th- fore-
npon, and shes csu-e. e. an they have ~hy the
sane shouid 90 D. sii1s~d
E.w. WOODBURY.. Judge.
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oEToRe, ss--At Cosrt Of Proh.te. held az
f-rt-. Sithin snd Sc the Csuaty of Oxlord on
th- thtrd fs-stsy % 50. A. ID 1855
HihAh MARSH. raarciaa ~ Va. Gordoa
II 81 81 niisog chiiir~n sad hers Il Wsn. n.
""fdon, latr oi Frsnkiia Plsnt,lsou an .aid cooa-
~ d-o~ssed' haTias pres~nt-i his 6rst s-couat Of
sssffrsn-hp 81 aid Ward. ios alia~a C..
OHDERED. Thai the satd Csardi.a riv~ uoti~.
20 at per-ons inierested b. cao.ing q coy Of his
81 snd order 90 b. priaicd three weeks socees-
stFeiy % the Oziota D-nocrst. a paper priniea a
rsris, that AT persons interested nav suend 90
ne thfrd Iue-d.y q Oct. next. M tea o'ciock
~ TIE iorcnoon, af Court q PROBATE q. en "a be
epuien ~ fsri-. aal shes css-e, 10 sny. why
the sane -hoald 49, 10 rraated
T. W. WOODBURY.. J-dxe.
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