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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

fHSrs Mr. a 7 Haf. % N,rrar.
ia'rins 81 o. vii be 81 Norray VILLAGE.
Jors eth 81 >ouft PARIS. tbc CO. ana Al.
firis ii.i. 90 -ih. 18th plants ~ sac. ~
otrr' an ctcelrrt VARIETY fiis rpr.-e
louafoes of i.aercnt varieties. in tors..
or ''''e also rrrper art u-, plants. ir
'ose' and of vines. SIMMER ard rarror
'I'h'le'. cucaubers. ncions a.d ran-s.
lonf,'' a'ar.efv q oa.bse,s. caalif ouer,
anI f4rnips.
Antone DESTROYS ~ obtairisr -iarfs o..
fore tbf Times sfer.fe.i. can Obtain ,t.-. 81,
h.s farm. in Norway. Pcrso-s = r.,4 u
plants ihis srri,g sin 81 reu % hear a..
in mirf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

Pofrrrr,r T,.-, rr.r.-,,-..- 20 NJ.
f,,l,h,+, l,o~,.., .....,---,.,....- 49,
ported the r,lirv 81 ,h.. C,,.---.-. -,
ti,, o. a.. f---,- 49,. 49,.
,-,-. -. ...,,.,... -.
s.,,.,..l-...-.... -
l'@ -i--s 'N'e'l'
-, gay
- -ln'-e- Al
- i'-' 'I '''-'-, Nai'h.ioelcs'
',-..' a''p iafaift T. >lFe'e-
i'''' o'-''..A' '-'-'' - James, Mac
.-''''-'e' anH Al lat AM West Eaioa
I'o-ge
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24
wesern Musisal A..ss..,ios.

This Association after ~ urouth. Of
PFsciicr. aad iaborious Ord. conmcnce
this wvek. a. Waterford. the series a Con-
certs. ~bich the pablic are awarc that Il
has Seen their purpose to give. A. body
OF singers they have dispiA,cd inuch per-
severance. ensrz,y ard cntcrprisc. Already
thy posses property TO tbe value Of mar
elooo. f0r ~hioh necsc-ssriiy. q debt hss
bcen crrsied. The ohrccf Of this labor. the
dsvclopmCnt AMI insprovruncnf q the u-usi.
oal taste OF the community. = a public
oei'etac'iou. AID thc pahiic whose ersti6.
Gallon md approval Arr soliciicd. SHOULD
rvsiund literally. Soch support b. an OBJ
legation rnanii,stiy doc 20 Vvsry ore en-
Eased IN a work calculated o. elevate ,he
tastes and-bencft The people. the absence
81 ~hich argues shock ing lack Of rubiic
spirif. We hope a. the body ..s~lnes
aroGnd ihe circlc. % msy u,,vt q ieartv
nercption. I'D be cnablci to FRYE rseI
entirely from debt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

d d not generally knosn iaai ths l...
Congress j1st 5eiore alIolrnment pa..el a
biI granting to tlc heirs oi Jriou sol.H,r.
40 DIED prisoners of var. commutafioa Go
nations ~ the raie oftucnfy-fvc cents prr
day for ihe fiuie fhc soldier r1s % beIl b,
Che rcl'ris. The following heirs are EMIT
led. and i' the order named. Firsf. ui8ca
n rnnaricd at dare Of rs.s,~e q A.
Marc ?. l-67 Second. ctIIren. Third.
parents % both jointly fury a-, i-,i-~
II citbcr D. deai.t O. fhc sur,nor. F,---t
brother, ard SISTERS Of Gre d-ceasel s,rs.e,
sg-aIIy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

Perley sAys Do Deirces. ihc public Print-
-. va recsntiy applied 60 hy q person.
uho vas recommended D. Pros. johnson
or a place in bis d paHmen;. The re-
sFonse % tbe presentation spon ihe part O..
Deirees was Sharply iad.caiei-iiai b.
o~td no'hing 90 fhe PrcsiSent beyond a
removal ~hieh Congress had hea.led %.
and thsi ~ Endorsement from she White
House could have aay Ecighi in infscacing
aaaiiiou a.. or satfrscl iou iroai tLs hsi- I'd
employees engaged .a ile case Of Psbho
Printing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

fmE az SoyrH p,rIs last aouda,
night. sioai eleven. the sati, a. M-
g Briishau,. of SoaiL Pa1i.. wh.rh IA.
rec~a'iy been oocur.ei a. livery -ab'e.
~as burned. supro.ei 90 be thc work =
incrri'ary A'thoa-h ihe ere broke
through ODE roof before being discovered.
the lower Fart "a entirely cleared q
hcrses. waeons. harnes,cs e.. l~.. thar
Con oi tag. anl a ~ bs.h-ls Of meal. rrir.
tei1- io'' We unlrrs;l-I fie io.. d.
a.o-t ."n. partial, covered bv in.ura-r,
j. vasa cain r, .It. sid vtaf void have
been o'hrr-i.s vrry iissuross Ere. "a.
shaved t'roarh Gle ererrs ard rrour.r,..
CO fie Erg-rc Comrs-r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

rron,HIr MuEpFR n Osslrrr. NV
Iisvrsuiur. On Tuesday right last a
sabhiug ARRAY occurred IN the tom %
OssiPpcc.N. IL. Which j. likely 20 prove
fatal 20 Gre % the parties. TIE rsrtics
sc-e John p. Boan ani Sanuei ?. Lewis
% arl,ars that Bean uas married to Lr~i.'
SISTER. all tlai. o-ine % sosac family si.i-
oaiig l.-iavcn thc t~o. ID ~cman hal ~
turncd to hcr iafhrr's hausc. al Lad been
theic some time uhcn thi. affair occurred.
uu ihc u shi .n quesiion Bean ealici iLc'c
srl crl,asorcl to gct o.. ~iic O. ~ bone
p1h h.u. Uron Ler rvfusal D. became
quarrrisoulc and uoisy. All -as elected
from eos hoa.c ., Less. h,, uifc's brsiher.
\ scaE.c ersled. during -hicb Leuis re-
cci,,l severe cuf from q shoe kniic in The
right SIDE. iLe tialc beng seven inrhss IN
9Th AL I-rnstraiins ,hc lsrs. Lepi,
r. uot ezP,,i,d % recover. and Bean las
hrrn arrested Co auais iLc result o. he in
,ufics hc iufiefcI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

s BE- Foo. Mr.. Elsin r Wal.
Worth. ci llinm. has Brabmah pgu-t
nine moths oii. that laii an c-- recently.
nras1r.fz SIS in.ies. ibe longest var.
ard @ 90 nrhcs arorud tie middle. Loih
ona' asi.- abo-i Of a sire. ~ci-tt. on
IT, egg usually h'i by ihis pallet az,
aboai iso-thirl. fhe shrve sirc. VIZ iss
Fu.lst t.st can beat ih.is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24
NoTWaY liens

IN hurstaN q last NrFk 10 hfars re-
moved /. 90 rosc cauccr~ from thr cheek 81
Mr.. Johnson FROST. TIE cancer lad been
ao9ei thrce ysars gro-ins. ~ f-st t~as
mere pimPle. an taken lui ifiie ro-
ticc q; hut "a rapidiy incrcascl in sac AMI
irritabi,ns. an in time The ds-agiceallc
discovery vssu made thar % vasa tsua1r oi
scirrhus -ro~fh. anl that n rrt soon rc
moved The resuii m i-hi o. farai thougit
30 mys,if. a. l stood ~ snd - thc orcr-
siion Pcrlosmsd 81. What bics-cd dsy
Ter suffering hunanifs was if vlcn thc
present posvriui A. euaPhatic ansrsthetiC
agents vsrc discoscrei,- The poor 80
nan. ~bo Lad sailed ~ mii,s On that
rainy morning took ar in thc Dr = chair
and in hess than Gfcca ninuics there had
been piece 81 fesh cot frcm her chcsk
over t~o in,Lcs long ~ rcsriy an insh
ard half vide. LIVING barc a portion -
ihe Jaw. ana she fcalized 20 more rain
than does a man IN sound sweet sleep anil
farthermofc. ihc ciraosinc. ard iLc fang
Of the seizures. vss al performed before
she had any sense o. wh't -. gong o. .
Blessings on the nan Who gave - Suirhar-
T. Eihcr
WLilc our ptivaie ciiirrns are improving
ani beauiils ing thar Dwellings. au,i or
religious sociesics are psit.nr tb,ir iosses
of worship into. rrsreciahle ard iusiiinr
trim. % seems too bad ihaf cor Ac.ur~Y
should De- allowed 90 remain a tloi upon
the site - our Village. There D. hardly a
spot 81 Oxford Coaaiy sssc,rsibic oi l.r-at-
cr bcaliy ~ imP-ovsn.c.i thsa . iic spot
upon ~hirb our Acalcmy bail1inr ,ian4. .
ard y,t. o. day. 30 ioek. worsc than % ever
looked heiorv- L. thc uauir Of az that u.
iird an generous 90 thc risin- gcnv raiion.
ard just o. oursei,cs and o. che r.sblic. I
inpi1re ID IA pascrs g our Di.trici to
"A up tLai slos JET icti b. oroc teaati-
fcl arl aloracd a. d, sbouI D.. GOOD
gcntlcuacn. aud yos -oa!d not ict g i.ll
back to its present un-iEhtiy sLape for tLc
cost q tbs ~sole property,
u might net % -. yoa. Mr. Eii,or. TO
say t-is, but sou 49, a.lo- one % tle in-
--~'i - t.f'N
0-' 'n''s scni'e l'ni'-
il ~il. an sur. interest our ciiircn.
general, 20 kno1 that thar % kuisLi ard
hero 81 the paint-r.os. Eur~ P.rsrr Frry
o. me- ID icavc us. iis protrarted ai-.-ro-
dariHs the oocasion &c b. recent ,i.ii 10
'"-' % RAJ i'i u'
~'e male r'ad hy 10.
u'' al siii r'"rc
E'-- '' "a I" o"'e more ~ ~ork-
100 10 Haii 70 mase Be
F'-'' go 10Y iH''sh a "iile sells i.l~d
i'-'e I'ai''.ns
d" '-'' '''t'on- 'ia
nc '''''l'''n' ''a' i'e'i'-
' .-''s 20 N'F"''
pn MONDAY mo-r-1-. bright All early.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

CHR Justice Cis.e uil 81 % q. h-a..I
90 bold a Crcnt Coart 81 s-y te, -ss.
shoull come before BE- rr1aifing o. rr,.-
enc ifis ccraia rsf D. i-trnIs Boiling
q Court IN Caroi.na. ore q th, Sts,.. .r.
ei-iei 81 - eifc-'i. ,sr'y i- Jsne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

A Err RorIr Etsr. IT, Price Cur
rtnt of saturday last nys. steamer D.
Wa Clinf'n. having srierEore ftrrougt
rrpairs. vi. Pei placed on ths route between
ihi' city Ar Ws.ioboro'. on Monday r.at
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

The iriai ofNcrri,i ani Harris. 81 Asbara
"a hscs Po''ronsd 10 a., 2sih a., - Jsnc.
a. in O'Clock. A. n Jslee walton "a.
obliged 20 adJ'urn RE tern. 90 accoant
oi ihc Ia Term. a. A1gu,ia. tle pri-oasr,
Gauss not beng roads ior TRIAL this week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

TLe Crefsns have lately vont~o dcri..e,
victor.e. over fho Turss Tie. backe8 D.,
the petition ~ o. Unrcd po~s-s. b.
tbeesbt vil secure the iadepcndencc o. the
Crcfans
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

b'c~'s Horn tbs properly has ia,s
occa T'..rri.ascd b. NJ Easkls, u. Ls.s,,,.
AL las ,on-in. las Caps. ~ l. Lirsrruoss.
OF I-rncr Ihc ne- proprietor purpose
90 rrPa.r and rvfi ths bose 40 make d a
hfri-clas' ho'ci. e'F~ciaiis adarsing g D.
TIE arro.nraos4aiiou OF suuuer boar,l.r.
from 'Le cities. -bo aie docking o. al parts
oi ile cp1ntry. in incr,asin- nsn,5rr. each
season Mr. Leasrts's ~.is - tbs .sicr u
Mrs. Yong I'd iLe Elm Hoss- a Asbarn.
wh'rh - aiEass remarked o. o. model ID
ncianes' ani sooi order We oouerat.ia,e
orr Heisl1ors -pou the prospect 81 better
tb.n-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

IrErfntr ArrtIE A Cieveitnd. Olio.
psPcT. sags tlat IN q cal uilse on Akrun "A
iAa' state DAY 90 i-o SINCE. u,iaer. hav-
re prsPared biasi AL 80 Gre o. the
na'eA. retired % a. ADJOINING room for
'ais'S from tbc effects 4 ih- csPiosi,-..
A.ier waiting a rrasona'le iis,e. ana tbe
1-tsi seeming o. 90 hoii hrr. te approach
81 io a point sbcrr b. could. With Ls. BODY
protected. peep around a corner CD 90 uhat
Eas go.rs ou. Jast ti.,n tLe clare -er.
pi''.ri. sloofias the ''Primine rod. piece
oi ras Ffc. through Gle uaas had
>tra1ge o. "a. BE rs alive al an..ered
soune q9esiioo' more ihsn t~eniy-i,ur hosr.
atrr che oocluenor. Boston J5urnaI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

The second Annuai Mccf.rgo. the Maine
Soidier'' md saior's Convention. vii te
bell IN Portland. On tie f.b an 5.h dsy,
ofJanc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

\ DsrEE>srNG CA,r. Recently a Itile
sen q Dea. MlyEy. A. Sou'L Par... "a.
sftackei With severe pain in tis LorL
There ~err 60 signs q iniammati1n i.t
TIE frsh commenccl 90 slough a. % that
10 q ics Gays. ihe boacs &C fhc arkIe al
both hones % the les vcrc exposed. ana
The disease nearly rcacbeI the tnec.
Whca IL ics IS iyirr on &C., side. -ish 10
saTTori ior thc io1' ere ankle joiut vii
iaii open so ihat ,h- uholc inside can tc
seen Tie disease BE- pronounced by ii-
physi'isn' io he p1irnonous crysipelas.
Tie disease has noi yet been arrested. AMI
g serus inel'nct 30 spread ,lil hrLcr. .1
that even ampufation cannot BE- rv.orte.l t..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

fir oST For CHrv,tEr. 4 SPECIAL Dis
Pateh from isrisy % ih, Bo.ion Journal.
from kichmond. 49, tha; '' On eycry hsnI
prai'ss arr iasisliy tcsto-el o. Mr. Hor-
So Greedy. Iaicei nev'?sper nan
sail this afcrnoon thai 81 NJ Grccly -oaii
only kno,k a uigrcr do-a b. could b.
ciected Governor % Virginia a. the ncHt
election
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

DEsTs 90 lbs HvNNfSs Dr.. :. e..
Hunkins. died scry sullsniy. in Portland.
lasi -ssk. N Is oih-e. frusa disease OF tho
bart. Dr. 10 ~as a native % Waterford.
~bcre Ae Fractiosd Until - year, since.
-i'on b. removed io W!n.ihan. lie enter
Cd thc armT daring ths ar. 40 uon a
A'eh Position - surreon. Returning.
B. settled In Portland. anl ertsrci 81 one
uToa sery eKiessise practise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

'' o. Hrs Mr-,tr- A corrr.ponden,
"iorms us ttat Mr Wm. e. Sha-. q Psr-
b.. no~ residing iu Norway. has succs~ds.l
in hi'ins ic>1 Q 2 its. 10 t. ~ year. 81
age
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

Tie Hlleipri Jo1raal .psaksoia beit
lately mar1fariarcI there that "a da.si. 2
ili.saess us u o.. long ani o. ir.l-.
srie ani ior is manuittsro there -,re
ssri tle ovnt,rs oi a. whole biIes. Of
late Do BE- Co. practice fo Tan hi1cs ir,eslsI
i7r htiiing dob. sh.h uakes them
stret,h uore cgua.iy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

fE'N htxiro. Ness "a. been rr-r..ei
i-om Hoo. J. ID CaurIcu % a.. go
'''a' l'' messsnssr o. Jalrer lad rc,urnsi.
h1''.- made o. trp from Muaucr.. %
>in LIS Faia'i ADJ AK in lfeen dave.
f'n''..i'g af San Lois to days He "a.
treated uitl co. grcst,.i eoarte., snd con-
'.-era''on ig tie Eh,rai.. Tr serr-
among e. liberals 10 ven bitter sgs.rst
AaEiu.i. iar ard lis native oa.rr.- go,
0'se e f'''ir ea1t.-e ii 81. ihaa-i, tf,ti
~ouii - impossible, % ,ass ,Lsu. jar,
and De generals are oonflrat en- .r..l,
triumph a. Vaereiaro. AL expect 20 ts IN
ue Iny 81 Mesieo ln to maa.i. a..
messenger lctJ4.rrr a. San La.s Ap-u -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

Somebody writes from L,ul.t1n o. ti.
Mi.ns >itrlar1. lrg.-- o. ..atr.ia-,
g a armacrafi. raT,r na ,rrtrai r-,
.n Obs 'arEr-s.i0asi u..r.t IS. r.sr,
'is oithsi .or' fta' have d,,I ia o. D..,r q.
-rh'r Co. .a.f f-n 20 t-.re year. -t.t
10 'Ao.il rcr'.ier a efr,r-r rts-.
'rr or en'-T ar -ar. -b.si rs8r.t.r
g. cort.rnr'afr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

frNNrs-rV,sssE LoI,sE Tie ID "
4. Z. DR. q. = Evans. ia,;alicIo 90 Ttar.-
Day evening. MAJ Cab. tLc i,.i,uia= OG
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

Ssr'a Anna. rsv aa old nan of s.scrfy
tear'. tas been srenI.ng ue viater ~
staten i.anI Co. 81. ,aid fo te ~ortb
iu'e '.'s fi.ta u.'l.aa ari o. Lss, given
20 90 .errtoiioa uith M,airan politics.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-05-24

We have received irou Coo. s Mer.-.
L'HIsfon. aso'lm. 90 pages. en,risl
l.o1 Cloiea Esos.p', My.tedes aaI
bisll,ssres. etc Itis dcsir-ed t1 fsr-
r''h rrn1.rai .nfarmaf..n 90 a'ra.t every
f-r.at in h.e. a. Ole aafh.- does rot
STATE OIL. pr.r. those Interested uiI address
l.m Tor tsrms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05
FROM WASHINGTON.

- New YoRK, Oct 4.
The Iribune's special says that Hunter
who has been pardoned BY the President, says
in his petition that he proposes 10 direct him.
self 70 pursuits of private life: that be sub.
mlts loyally to the authorities Of the Uuited
States, and recognizes the power Of the gen
eral government to establish its policy in the
South. He will counsel conformity TO that
policy with as much peace and contentmen,
as possible.
The rebel newspapers Of Georgia and Ala
bama contain appeals to the Southern whites
not 70 vote at the coming election fora Con.
vention.
Secretary McCnlloch has dismissed deputy
Commissioner Messmore, and told him to ap.
peal if he wished to.
A Herald special says that the contracts
with the Southern Railroad and Steamboat
Companies for the transportation of mails
throughout the South are all being satisfacto>
rily carried out.
The Paymaster General, it is understood,
has received m order from the Secretary Of
War, to reduce the clerical force of his De
raTtment. 1t is estimated that about A 0
clerks will have to be dismissed by similar
recent orders.
Secretary Browning's health is 30 far i'm
proved that he will soon resume his duties,
instead of resigning, as reported.
Times special says several prominent Re-
publcans hold the opinion that in case the
House presents the President for mpeach-
ment, he will be suspended from Office du-
ring trial.
Hereafter, by Gen. Grants order, prefer.
ence is 10 be given in all Bureaus Of the War
Department to clerks, 1st, who were wound.
ed in the service Cd, soldiers honorably dis,
charged; Sd, to civilians having families.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05
nnws.rrns.

l 81 Is - -
-osssssl Schofsid continues vsry sick
rith bil,ons taver, atForsrasa Monroe,
1ehaG Dseetiaslgs, = PknA, i quite
& he4asnt visdtor 10 the Ameriesn circus in
that city, and delights there % while avsy
the loneliness and misfortunes Of his exile.
"A Ns~ York paper asserts that Robert
]. Walker. .is to receive tha appointment Of
6eerrpp q the nresssrJ aAer de October
elsa'ons: ,gIsfIJ I
The Commissioner Of the General Land
Office has received intelligence Of the open.
ing u NJ land once q Helene, for the Dis
trict Of Montana. The applications for entry
Of minerallands have been very numerous.
a-It seems to be eoaesded that the cholera
has prevailed in ST. Louis toA considerable
extent within the past few weeks, though the
papers Of that city have said nothing on the
|tmhjak I'll now claimed, however, that il
hAa aimoet entirely disappeared
Saturday night two men entered the cars
on the Ohio l. Mississippi railway, at Sey.
mour, Indians, and making their way into
the Adams Express Company's car, secured
the messenger, robbed the safe Of $40, 600,
and then made good their escape.
The election 10 Colorado Is 4 drawn bat
tie. TheICopncil stands Democrats to 6
Republicans; the House IA Republicans to
l2lDenpcraAs. The issue was, however, not
bAttiiai, but related 70 the ooeston, Of ad.
uissionsinto he Union. ana The Legislature
is divided as follows: Council. 4 State and
anti State; House, 9 State and anti>State.
The majorities given, therefore, determine
nothing.
The Boston surgeons who made post
eps6rtess examination of the body of Sir
Frederick Bruce, discovered no sufficient
cause for his death. The brain and all the
other organs were found to be IN state Of
health, and every indication of long life.
Death occurred, as far as could be ascer-
tanned, from diarrhea with which the pa
tient had been afflicted for several DAYS, also
q sore throat, each aggravated by the fatigue
Of the journey from NarragAnsett Beach to
Boston.
The election in New Orleans passed off
without disturbance. So small q vote was
polied that doubts Of its validity are ex>
pressed. The white vote was only ono tenth
of the whole vote, and in the city only 1000
ballots were cast, though $4,000 names were
registered.
General Scott's will, just probated, be-
queaths his property to his daughter, the wife
Of Col. Scott. His other daug ghters had pre-.
viously been given nearly equal proportions
Of his estate. His Pulaski sword is left to
West Point Academy, and the sword he
wore in Mexico IS given to his grandson,
Winfield Scott Hoyt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05
FIRES.

SAN FRAScIsco. Oct 8.
The extensive tanning and wool dressing
establishment Of Sugley 4 Davis was des-
troyed by fire last night. Loss about 500,
900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05
FROM CLINTON.

CLINTON, Iowa, Oct. 4.
At least 1000 people we're in attendanc.
upon the State Fair yesterday. The receipt,
were So, 500, making an aggregate Of So, 600
The recent showers greatly conduced to tn,
comfort Of all concerned in the Fair, and &C
count for the increased attendance. II. NJ
Freas, of Illinois, took the premium on pac
ing team, over J. +. Duffin. Morrstown
Best time 2:lS. E. NJ. Beardsley's . horse, o
Moline, won the running race in 2:1l. Jo
Hooker, owned by j. G. Wolf, Cedar Rap
ids, took the premium in the contest between
the horses going the nearest three minutes
In Roadsters, Blackbird, owned by A. C
Smith, Of Clinton county, took the red rib
bon, and Butcher Boy, belonging to g. W
Sayery, Of Des Moines, took the blue.
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FROM QUINCY.

QrIscy, Oct. 4.
Yesterday was the fourth day of the Fair
The showers diminished the attendanc,
somewhat, but there were about 25 900 pres
ent, yielding about six or seven thousant
ceipts up to last night amounted to $4,000
and It is hoped they will reach at least S25.
600. Iii probable that at least ST., 900 vii
be paid out in premiums.
The trot for the purse of seven hundred
dollars best in 5, was won by Kirkwood il
three straight heats. The running race, ons
mile and repeat, was won by Prairie Boy il
two straight heats. Time las and l:44a.
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AIaseaess Netiee of A,palntn4nt.

AAlgaeslS Notice Of Appelasn0nt.
Il Dipeiet Ccart Of he Usite1 stata ~ ~ pie
MkttR1ojs. h the matter Of Geo. Il. md JADo
.BesteR, sprvivlnG pastpers Of the late Ara = =.
eAtia106ss, 1aAkSayss.
70 rasn Z my csseon: ). ..#sssass
TIVE undersigned hereby gives notice Of
- .hsaepolntment = Assiksss ofsso. ~ yalnss
psatoa ssryiving ~astnss 0f the late Arn Of ssa
tna soaA Of Keosuk, Les cosnty, and 1ssss eflows,
Within se3d District, who have been aAisdaed DaAk.
rnpts upon their petition b. the District Court of
~ D91tss. HIAAM kN0WIDe,
octAdDs Assknoo.
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Assignees Notice Of Appointment.
In the District Coaft Of the United stat fs the D.
trict Of Iowa. In the matter Of John Dsn, Baakrup
r. rhc~ Il mar oescs~ .ss
fUNH8 sndspiensd hereby gives nsics Of bis sppoint
il nsnt - Aasisnss Of John Diam, Of ksok u, Lss
Comfy Ssais of Insa sithsa saiA Dssis vhs ~ been
sdIudgsd nankFupt upon his o~n pstueA by tAa Dis.
trict oosst oS said Dtstrict. HIRAM KNOW LIS,
oN3s Assignee.
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Ksskuk Ledge Ne. D. Regular meeting svery
Monday evening.
Pnckschetuck Ledge Ne. A3-Rsgular meet,
ng every Friday evening.
HerMaAn Lodge No. 116-KcguIar meeting
every Wednesday evening.
Puckeehetuck Encampment, Eo. IT,
Regular meeting. and I'd Thursday Of each month.
8AlI-.Coruer Seventh aud Main etreets tmch1
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AGENTS WANTED.

FOR Higley's Great n orth American Prize
Stationery Psct age the only really valua 10 sch.
age pnt up shs esansry. Agents makets 20 per
day selsg them bsYutiful prr~cnt gwen WITH svrry
hundred packaees ssn4 s5 cents for sample, % camp
for circular address n. A. HTdLEY CT. 81 Rev
nolds B ek Chicago Also Agents for 20 ether tcss
Local Aeenfs wanted loct4 dim =
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SOUTHERN NEWS,

New 1onK. Oct. 4.
A serious riot took place in Jefferson City,
La, on the second day Of the election. 1t
commenced in dispute between the white
and black men, and was followed by gem
eral melee, IN which firearms were freely
used. Two whites and four negroes were
seriously wounded. The military were called
fer and soon quelled the riot.
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ENOR SALE.-Lots and G, Block 100, on
.he corner ~ sth sni Exchenge streets on which
Is . two ct ry Brick Dwelling on each LIT, with n
eoouis in each the loia well fenced and all IN god
der ard may be rented for $50 per month Price ~ $50
cash. Title good or 20 sale. Enquire o.
pct4 II. B. TkN-EYOK,
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THOR SALe.-tot in Block 1876, on Morgan Street
us between 18Th and 1ith Streets, On which Are two
Franz Dwellings that be rented for sl5 or tls per
month, Price 81 09o cash. Title good or salet
Enquire OF loctil H. TES-EYok,
WE have received this day MACKEREL,
w this Seasons cstch direct from Portland, which
put up honest treiyh.
oct4 RoBERT3oN 4 ALBERF
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DIED.

BARKrR-In New ol-sns, Sept. esth. of yellow
fever, MahE MELAsR daugtt OF James and Jose phnt
= Barker, aged tso year. snd 6ve months
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Enrraviuv Brands. q se.l,.

Howe Tyler. .....59 Main street.
Duncan, karle 4 Co.......l40 4 142 Main street.