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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

OxVoEp. ss-At Court o. Probate held ~
Paris ~ithta ssd So the Cosafy ~ Osfora.
On ne 3. ra~sdsy 81 S-rs. a. ID. 1891.
rtNllE Comnissiolrrr- appointei 60 exaunine The
n rl.iaa- - the crriifors o. fhe estatr 81 Cy-
49, ~ Dsses iste q "A sFtisrr deccss~d. h=yl ~
I'D tie sarraaf 90 them cosamfte -. into the
Fr.rsts oficr. together ~ith their doiags thefeons
Ordered. That The Adra- u sstt estate give 40
tiee 90 al persoas iaterssted. by Causing copy
b. puhfish he'd three seek succsssisei, 90 h o.
iord i,~anecrst prtsfcd 81 Parts. hat fh~y a.ss
appear ~ Probate Cssrt O. ~ he'd 81 Pss-
ia said Cousiy. o. m - Tocs,iay % Sep. n~rt
90 Ten &C ock % the forr.oss. sad she~ esu-e q
say they haFe, shy che sane sbouli noi ~ alio.-
81. a. "a. WALkER. Judze.
Atrue ropv-attcst.J. =. HoBHs .R~risfer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

To The Hossu.bie ledge Probate withia and for
n Cossty q Oxford.
TUE untersigs ~i. adrnisi.trator % the estafs
II of BENJAMIN n. HASKELL. Late % o.
ord ~ sad C-ssnty deceased. Re.pe-tfa " repse-
seufs. that The said decreased d-d seissd ssd 49,
se--cd - the E.iio~iag de scred resl estate ssss
the horn-stead farm a the ste Beajsain y. Has
keli. costaiafng iify .crcs srorc 49,. ~fth al
an batidiogs th-resa stssdss sstd farm beng
tusslliesi the soufh b. Asdre~ 4 ssacc's kai.
go ~ Th1snpsua ponS. north BY Cyfs- : tiay--'
tssA. sud e.st-riy By TIE high ~1y p.ssiag BY the
tTvlisag -bas-e 81 Joha a. F.ance-
Thatsn atvaatarcoa- ofcr % eight huRtrei
aaa Zen d.diars. sehIect 90 q cortgsec % sas4
tsrn auaouatiag two haaircd and 6ftesa dollars
hss becu nate ~ Frecunsn BrO~n. % Raymond &.
ia tn Ceunis 81 Curub-stsnd. ~hich oaer 4 = SO
The iutercst "a al ooaccrsrd luauacdiateiv 20
crrt. thc prscoeds % saie % - applied Sc the
pssra-at 81 dds and Expenses a adrains-trztoa
I he thrtet1re prays hat bccnsc nay b. grsnted
I hirn - and convey the above describrsl real
esu.ie a. tbe r-rsoa r1skiag sad oa-r. .c-arisag
% the statistic % serb o--cs made ssd I.roTIded-
Al. FAUNCE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30
Maine Wesleyan Seminary,
and Female College.

TUE fAIL TERM vf c.nrrrec aa MoS-
II bsr. Aoeusr i2h. sal ra.f.aae % sfeks-
% e.. TOE.EY Pee.
krai's Ihl.Ju f2.h. i-e7.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

OxFoED. ss-At Cosst q Probate bold atPsr
b.. ~ithin and ior the Cosnty Of Oxiord,
on che - fuestay "A Aarust. a. n. l-67.
n oHN e.. SAL NDERS executor q the last
~ Nil sid t-starn~ut % Ph.i- sss-ders lste II
Norway 90 sad couaty tec-s--i. haviu- o. e-enfei
his frst accent 81 dlnstrafi1a Of the csta o. %
sod f@Cr.se.l Coz a lo. sacr.
Ordered. That thr safd Exsrutor give sosic~
90 silper-on- Interested. by csrsrg sbstrset q
be ptition VITA this order th~tecn b~ pahhsh-
"a three weeks sucrcssively 90 the Oxfsrd Dru-
o~rat. printed al Faris. I'm said Co,nty. th.tthsy
nay sFpeaT a. probate Cert % - held Pa.
- 90 he Ihtrd foesdsy q spa seat, az
ten a'ciock Ia the fsrenoou. and shs~ caase 4
svy they have. ~hy the -sna~ should.os b. rr.st-
81. An. " ALkEB. gssix--
true copy-aftest; =. :. iioHEs. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30
Norway AGA d e y.
AT NORWAY. MAINE.

TflE FALL TERN 81 this tusfitufioa ~iu
Il c.-nrrrucc "a "Wednesday. september
tth. 1857. aal ooufian- sicven weeks.
CHARLES d. BARROws, Alb. Prin.
EDWfNF >. AMBROSE. 4. p. Arssrirfs Pa.
NJ. MARION ~. EaRROWS. P-,c,psrsss.
Vi. o.. D.. DEstssS. Tearher ofMassc.
- Teacher 81 Drswtnr and Psiatin-.
Assi.tsnt Tesrh-rs ~ ~ no,sis.igel ahiilsv and
cxrrrirnce wil b. secuort.
Tunnel Engi,-h. $500
Hi.hef Enghsh. SOP
Lsaguagrs. go
Th- Ctissrai D~rsttsscat 81 sd .t.iest. '. IN.
'nz e. "a a. Culhrr~ cvefy fsciiity &C. thoroush
colrsc thssr 80 iacs.
4 f-schers' Cltss stu o. flrr,-i ~sp~ciaIi.
adapfrf f' thuse frstriug to tea~h lsrtus the en-
suing stnrrr. .r O. lei i.n--r rrriot
treucn ard ficrulta titssrs sil D. f.rrlrI each
trfn-
Th~rc vir p. az, 81 th- Moe Recon ~ The
fa-tiiaiurn. c. thc u-s of sch,itrs takrng Lsson-
fa tast tfaara.
Anp- rrovi-,aa &C. t-lsri hss irea asi, 10 a
uuaai--f af sfuieats
Bird. fs-i-tlsr 49, grissr -. "a GO ,r1fs-
fsr. s.. ftr-s f.ftl~f % s-rrl.
Na'rns rn r-s-o.lsii- terms. &C. stll-afs ~ ~
ing fs hs.sri fa-un.cfs--.
The Bakers .af Mark-t rrrl-r if cs-s So -fu-
tis af iag ti-tf1er from haui~ ta board iherli-
selves. n he's si-h.
Ai.ilcsfion stuuIl o. uilf- a. rrrr.un 30 ~ ~
trr. t1 H. frinainais ts Erv y Caauisoa. 90 Q.
A p-n.-aa, E-q-. or o. Forr-saa Hose. ~. "a
No..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

OxFosD. ss.-At Court q Probate he'd a Pa
~. ~uAia sai ios the Cosafy q Oxfort, on the
third Te--.isy a Asza.t. A. ID. 1851.
JONATHAN SANBORN gu&rciaa of C>me.f
~ Lord. pcrsoa coapo- s~ati- Of D~a-
snssk ~ -sif Cssaty. h-visg pre-ssted No sr-s
sl.sNanc~.
Ord~r-d. That nd rr,srds-. give .os;ce -
ell p~r-sas 'ns-r--t~d - cansiag = enpF 81 tbs
orcer a. ~ psstiish~d hive ~eeks snrcessireiy ~
fhe Oxford Dcnocrat. prrsted az Pari- that ~.
sasv apT-sr "a Prubate Court 20 he M IA "a PsF1s
said cpuaty On ths third Tyesdzy II Sep. next as
" o'ct,-k IN the fsrcncon and she~ cause IL asv
they have xhv The sane shosld "a IN aIlo-ef.
A "a WALKER. Judge
A trs- cnpv- attest: J. :. HOSES. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

ONFoED 50 C.sart ofFrotsis held "a Par
~tthin aat fsr che Couatv 81 Oxford on he
% foc-fisy 81 Auzust a ID. Is67.
4 N n petstios % Henrs q. B-s-ry ~ Aux.-tss
" be-ssf, aud Olive Is iiot. heirs 81 Joha &c.
Lts % faris, dcoess-d. praying tA-f The s-si
ley D bes.ey u,ay D. sppuisted aiulinisi r.tor
= n esiai- q The ssii John Bes-ees
1890 that The said p~t'r give sstics 20 al per-
49, in.efssts q - causiag al st~inact COY -
- - - e..'1iished thFee 49, A. Successive
I, Be- the ozierd Deuocrat rrtrs.S a P.,. -. -
'oa1'f thst tAey uay appesf a. Fioi.sts Coust
90 D. heid 20 Pare 90 The - T.rsdav q so
srSt. "a ten o'ciock In The toreaaoa I'D 49,
cause 81 aee hey have, nv the ssns shosid sos
T. grated.
a. ~. WALKER. JsAs..
a trar eopE-allr.lt j. :. Ioaaa R.ri.l.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30
Special Notices.
DIR SCHENCK9S
NEW OFFICE.

NEW OFFICE.
pE. ,. ~. sCUENCK. 81 Thras.l,iha. has or.u-
- an 60 on srrnul f1or 60 ~. - WkNnF a. : o.
Ae.toa- shsrr D. ~ o. Iroirssionalf. ever
NlIN l-tAl- fruu % ErrrF lrr-on osrl-
Fiaiuiur eth Ccnsunrficr 80 au- rsr.~ - -
q m. II i1fitrt 81 can on flm. fif rfrra nfflcr
tfrr 81 - til1r1u a. rsar1iuafrl sIth hls Re-
F-fflir'rr ~ -'aarCr ID aFr cellars.
iff ~-fnrE rau N..a.r fH r.1rIerfa very rr~-r-fr
~ state % tasir a -rsse. sd 49, O. u.e - snel
iclT- na1uflT, ~ iaiuaaulc ~Fruu. -eassrl rarI-
49, Aan'.rakg i...s- slfnoul e. - % en- rrarf
rr1fifr, taf p if Do can tru eNa-tir hrs ~ ~
80 ffe rr- arf s'la- rtrf aIre rilrfhrr 10 81
Tui--rcaious i'al-aorarr E-onchisf ~ Itv.per.si-
tunsau7tlca. 80 sh-tler On - uaersiy a. ui-srstsa
thrgat 49, Cstarra. or froru Liver Courlllnt.
take t1eua Eit1pui sesinr hia baf Hthry i've nsar
- a14 - Heli -rolEh. Do ts hrst e. hlua. Al
tlfr~ ~ - nsai-iuss rsl1lrl On nearfF errrr
eaae 20 lprE d--aes. So IL lrnrssslr.s = err
conF1u ftea arlrss t1c sfsaaca AL Liver ar krrt
N F-rtset order. To 80 iuuE. la h-aifhy condI-
Laa ~ stlr-1rn rllsf p ctFlrr auI ln nrrfIfr
- Erof rich frnf crrafrf rlnfs r.-sf firi
c-irs rlr iungs 80 hcxin o. heal. thra a. chias
80 40 = s-sats 81 sioFs snf an ssscctoratlsn
DR. sfuENtk sfI - profrssibnaffv a. -
- henuTer ~-r-~t u1sfan. from 3 a. n unti D ~
~ ur rircs .itlrr FREE. hat frr thr1lrl rxarliaa.
ti,l1 E ltl 90 Rep trolleter the ctargr - o..
tits ur,ilri-rs rr~ &C. AZ g. al tragrlsts aut
1e1lrrr 49, I'll supfF a. ~ fIuass hls rCarls.
tricr - 10 Flfunu e. Frlr arf a Tnnir
eara q 10 Irr bcffir e. - ~ halI tsr-a Mln-
eEp. g. sssuDWiN 4 90. D. Hsasser rtrr-t.
A. o. lastea. Dor sac o. al. lraEg.rts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

Tts cr,ehrare.l JOB fHN caaffnrss fo fesafr Do
fufrf tar o. fnr rrrarlf rf % al trrasrs Irrlrrt
q en- irmair arHfru A. 81 .rrirrrs 81 furnfr-
n.y. Frnrs Fnal.rH him te Eaarlufr~ SPEEDY anI
Ffrnarruf rrltTf a fhs s1rt- cas- oi ~lrr-rs.Ia-
an4 A. cher Arurfrral ltrrar Errfa. from u a..
ssrr caasr. Al lfffrrs 90 als - uast ca1tain 80
rrcr- ~ r. D nf.-.ff tfrr. Easr1r
raaln uafrr afrirnr-
Bostou- 1uur r.. 49,. tvr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

oHFoSo. ss-at a Cosrt Of Probate h~id
f~f,s sithsa sad 80 The Cossfy 81 Oxford
80 ~ - Tse-si.s 81 Sept. a ID 1877.
hAVIO q. CUMMINGS aluasss.tTatsr On N.
IL estate 81 Joha a Urtsa t,te 81 Beshel IN
sd coasty. a-cessrd. h.vi.r pre-e.sed his SEAL
socesnt 81 sdasas.iF.toa % IN 60 als "a -asI De-
ors-ca 10 alts~snres
oraef~d. Inst he SD sdsa'ss-s'r a. -otieets
sup-rso-- iaserest-d ~ c.s.sns COW 81 ~. co.
der o. BE- putiished three ~erks sacc~s.irelx q.
the Oxford Denacrsi priatet ~ Paris. thatth~v
may appear n Prot.t- Cssrtto be beds Paris
"a saidesasty. 81 the third Tuesday 81 S-ptem'r
nert. tcn q the clock ~ the foreaooa aad
se~~ ess-s, ~ s-s they h-vs. -hy The $40.
shsuid net be Showed
All. WALKER. Jsdre.
Atrue eopy-attssts y. :. Hosss. Regiss~r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

ohFosp. $40 CosEt 81 Proh.fe heid Il Par
80 ~ahia asd for he Coaafy Of Oafssd on the
thisd Tscsd-y 20 Aurust.A ID. Iss7
m The p<tiiiga 90 a.. unah :. Farnce widsx e
" tchabod W. Faurre hie 81 Pafis IN aid Co
dcoes-el- prsyiag fes "a siio~anoc % The pr
seaal estate a hsr 10 hushsads
Ordered. That the said Pst'r give notice
% ~ rrr-oas intrrcsied ~ css.rx srps 81 this
crtrr b. pubiishsa thr-~ ~~~ks .s.ce-s-irsl, !.
The oStsrd Dc,-pcrat priuied ~ Paris. thai they
Say appear "a a Probate Court b. held "a Pssi.
a~xt. a. tea o'clock 10 The torenoaa. ssd -how
cause ifaag they have ~hy thesanse .hoald act
D. gr.ntcd.
a. n. WALKER. J~SEs
truec'Py-iitest.g. ; HoHSs Regi-tsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

OsSoso. sat a CosFt % Probate Asld a. Par.
- gIt6ia aad Tor the Coanfy II O1ford On he
~ Toe-day q Au.usf. A. ID. ts67.
m ~ P~tiisoa q " fio~~. g.s-d- cf Fraak
" W Hove, ni.sr heir u JACOB 3 Hs~s. de-
hc--ei. pTsyias g. licea-- -eli sd convey Ger
tam raj e-iate brtD.xiax % aid sisor - eou,-
$50 ~ith Fre-isad Hove All Poly q. Bsck "a
a. sissatsgcoss oacr q sto0 aade ~ said POLY
y. Burk.
Orcsrrt, That The said Psfifisaev give 10
ticc D. al persons iaterc-ted. b. csasing AZ sh-
stract ~ his pttloa ~ith tbs ofd-r tA~rcoa -
ruba-hot tbr-s weeks ssccessiveis b. the ~
ord bcescrat, q acwsPspet priaiet "a Pans.
!. -'if e''ff'y. hey asy APPEAR "a Probate
Cpatt 20 b heid "a PARIS. % the th'rd Ts~-dsy
81 >epf --St. 81 tss O'clock "a the foresooa aaa
sho~ csn-e. % sny they have, why the sane
houtd NJ - gr.nsei.
All WALKER. gadxs
Afrur corr-Astesf.I = fIoHns R~~.-f~r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

OtTosb. ss-Ata Cosrt - Prsb-ts AeId a Pc.
=. ~Hnis -a1 isr m Cosnss 81 Oxfbrt. 90 -
- Ise.t~F 81 Augs-t. A. n. 1851
"M. b 1--ROBiNSON a-u,-.i sxscu,or !.
w CERTAIN ta-truuae-t I..rportias % ~ th~
ast wtn a.d testsnieat 81 khed. Ilobsasoa l-t~ q
An.ioses 10 sad CoantY. docesscd. hzylax pre-
-cutcd The $500 fsr proizat~s
Ord-red. That The said Executor give nots-. 20
~ PeFsp.s int~rested By esssiag . copy - he
eFt.ef 90 ~ r-idishei three ~eets sscr--sively .
IN o>hofd Oeuaecr.f prtated "a P.ri-. thst th-,
49, .pf,esf ~ PROBATE Court ~ heid "a Psris,
"a ssid tosais. On The thsd Tse.dsy q -~pt sexs,
- tes o'ciock - the s.r~-soa. asa sAeu ea..~.
Il s.y they have. why The $3.50 shsuli nsf 4.
proved. approved. ssd allowed .. the at = 10
sac TestaDsut - ssid decea-sd.
A a.. WALKER guSx~
Auve eopy-sstests =. :. HOsss. Kssiss~r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

OxFosB. ss-At4 Court 81 Prslr.fs hel1 "a Pc
- snhia aod 80 the Ccunty of Oxford, 90 the
81 ru~-fay % tsys-f. a. n. 1871.
n EDNARD YOUNG. Gatrdisa 90 Jss~ W
l. Duflcs, aiaor chli and hem 81 Mzhah
Ds1ky late ~ Paris Ia aid Coaats. decrsset.
naxlng presrutrd ne D. accrst o grlrdi4ashtp
81 said sard 60 siswaacc:
Ordered. That the said Guardsan give nofice %
al p~rsoa- ister~-ted, ~ esa-isg cepy II the
srsier - pzLlished thFee ~eess sucocssIscls q
the OxEprd Democr.f ~ sated 80 PARE. thai hey
nv sppesr NJ q Frolsts Cosrf h~tt "a Par
10 ~ -asd Couufy. the - Tsescsy 81 S~pt
uext. ~ Zen o'ciock IN the foreaoon. and sh>~.
rsu.e q .ay they have. Why the same shouid not
- alio~ed-
An. WAIVER ledge
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

OrE0RD. ss.-At CoDrt of Probate h-ld a.
Paris sithin and for the Couafy q Oxford,
the - Turstsy % Augusf. a. ID. 1857.
Ouirr~i. That tie said Adnin'r give a0tice
O. an persoas iaferestet, ~ causing = ctpy ~
thi- oder % bc J.sbishet three weeks successive
~ IN the ONiord H. ms.crst priutsd "a P4ris fhzt
hes nay Hppear "a ProhziC Couri % be he'd n
Psris. ~ ssit Csaaty the - Tue-dsy Of Sep.
usxt "a tsn o'eioek n the lofeaeos. sd shoe
e-a-s a 10y hey have. My the sane shOsla Aos
Dc allowed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

Atr.s eopy-.ue.i. ). : Iiosss. Resis,sr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30
North Paris High SCHOOL,

4 trss eepy-ausst , =. HoSss .Rsgi.'s'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-30

Tr-.survr % Waisriord
wster l,si. Au-. n. Is67
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-28

wrecked, has yet in it a touch of the Old pride.
Naked and hungry, they have oatued for years
with the giant power of the North, and nal sut-
tered and bled until they fell with exhaustion.
To con nlinue 10 suffer and perish seemed at last
TO be tier doom, and as 10 var tneV nad borne
1t uucOmplainiuply. so IA peace tney endured It
with hardly murmur. But SUN Tue Iacis came
to IL IN local newspapers, IN the LETTERS or cor
respondents, i'm Legislative reports, IN statistics
OF relet furnished, and in reports 70 General
Howard.
AS winter opened and advanced, the unhappy
anticipations of the fall months were more
than realized. The scanty crops were found to
be even less capable OF supplying the want
than had been preiiCtei and the poverty was
found to be deeper and more widespread than
bad been calculated upon. There was a ded-
Ciencv both Of food and money, and industry
was all but ruined. The people in the country
fed to the towns, aud the residents OF the towns
could do but little to keep them. Vast numbers
of widows and children the hapless relics of
Confederate soldiers, were found-in a State
like Alabama, for eXample-to be living on the
brink of starvation, and with naught but winter
relief through the kreedmens Bureau, but to
thousands OF Others there was neither relief
nor hope. From hundreds of localities we have
seen accounts of these things, and many Of
them have been published and referred to from
time to time in these columns.
1t is fearful to read OF such things in Americas;
AmCf7cJ, which exists in the imagination OF the
world as the land OF plenty-the land OF burst
ing granaries-the land OF corn and wine and
oil; America, which is ready to feed all the rest
OF mankind, and which needs but to hear the
cry of distress from any part OF the globe TO
send iorth its ships, laden with bounteOus sup.
plies, to be distributed freely to all who are
needy.
The sufferers in this instance, too, were our
own countrymen and our own countrywomen.
They were Americans born, and belonging to
the lately naughty, lately rich, lately Sunny
South.n Years ago they we're rebels, it is true,
but-well, should that steel us against sympathy
with suffering or lead those who dwell in
abundance to look COldly on the distress OF desc
late women and children?
We do not doubt, that now a movement for
relief has been begun there will be prompt
presentation of reliable reports to the puollc,
and such efforts as will at once meet the nece5-
sities of the case The benedcence of our citl-
Zens requires no other stimulus than the
knowledge that 1t is needed.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-28
Southern observation-disclosures for its
Relief.
From the Times.

From the Times.
We earnestly trust that the meeting last Fri
day will be but the beginning, and not the
end of Northern sympathy with Southern
suffering. 1t is to our disgrace that the matter
has been so long delayed. We were told, as
early as last fall, that there would necessarily
be great distress and want IN many of the States
of the South this winter. The statements made
irresponsible public functionares, and by the
agents of the Freedmen's Bureau, as to the
condition of things in Alabama, Georgia, and
South Carolina, aRd even in North Carolina and
Virginia, were such as showed that there was
fearful deficiency of the necessaries of life, and
a widespread, helpless poverty.
We see abundant reason also to believe that
leading men of the South-many of them being
themselves ruined and bToken-forbore TO M axe
anv exposure of the facts, or any appeals for
public help, because of dread they entertained
that Southern suffering would meet with
mOckerY rather than practical sympathy IN the
North. The Southern papers reproduced the
Vengeful utterances of malignant and stony.
hearted men and newspapers of the extreme
anti.Southem party, and these we're accepted
as evidences of the spirit that dominated the
hearts of the Northern people. 1t must not be
put to the discredt of the South that human
feeling still exists there, aud that the character
Of the once proud race, now defeated and
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-28
n VERN lent SALE

4 i "A
The property known as the
GOVLRNMLNT TANNERS AND STEAM SAW
MILL,
with seventy-tVe acres OF land, near SA IN ANTONIO.
Texas.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate will be received up
TO the first day March, 1857 1Or the purchase of
70 acres of anO, more or less, together with the
buildings erected thereon, and the appurtenances
appertamlng, that is TO saY:-
One lannery, containing twelve stone lime vats,
ty-two wooden vat, seven stone poOls and capable
Of tanning 10 COO hides per annUm.
One Steam saw Mill, capable OF saving 5000 feet
of lumber daily.
One small Stone Building.
The above property is situated about two miles
above San ANTONIO, on the san Antonio river, and
the water is conducted to the establishment by a
race OF heWn stone, laid IN cement.
The land was purchased and improvements made
nv the late so called confederate Government, and
ale estimated 10 have cost $50 600 IN gold.
The property has been under lease for the year
1866 a. monthly rent OF $500, payable IN advance.
A secured title in fee simple VIII be gwen by the
UNI co States Government.
PIoposals will be marked, proposals for Govern
ment fannery and Saw Mil, and addressed to
j b. KIDDOO,
Bv't Mai Gen Asst Comm, Bureau Il. f. and A.
L., Galveston, Texas, III 7W
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and Congress arc drawn from the Government
OF England the result OF this conflict must be the
same. The king must yield the powers which
belong 10 Parliament, or he must be displaced.
Ii Is only by the adoption of the one alternative
that the other can be defeated,
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING,

NJ A S l. 1 E S
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BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING,
January IL, 1867.
Separate Proposals. sealed ana endorsed 'Propo-
sails Navy Supplies" will be received at this
Bureau until 2 O'Clock on TUESDAY, the 18th day
of February next, for furnishing and delivering at
the United States Navy Yards at New AOrk and
Boston, or before the lst day of April next the
quantities OF the different articles specified in the
following list; two thirds to be delivered at New
York and One-thIrd at Boston, VIZ:
New Navy Beet. 5000 barrels, per barrel.
New Navy Pork, 5000 baTrels, per barrel.
Rice, 100000 pounds, per pound.
Dried Apples, les, 100 600 pounds per pound
sugar. 10000 pounds, per pound.
Tea, 1000 pounds per pound.
Coffee, 100 900 POUNDS, per pound.
Beans, 5000 bushels, per bushel:
MOlasses, 20 900 gallons, per gallon
Vinegar, 20, 900 gallons per gallon .
BIDS Will be received for oneIourth, one'hali,
thIee.fourths OF the whole of the quantities named,
and those only will be accepted which are oonsidered
tor the ADVANTAGE of the Government.
All the articles contained IN the above list must
be equal to the Navy standard, and pass the usual
For description of the articles and the packages
to contain them BIDDERS referred to the samples
at tne said Navy YaIds and Tor information as TO
ing contracts TO the offices OF the Commandants and
PaymasteTs oil the several Navy Yards.
Imported articles will be received in bond free
from dutY, ana no internal revenue tax VIII De
chargeable upon any of the above aruo es.
Every offer must be accompanied Dy written
guarantee signed by one or more respOnslDie per-
sons 10 the effect that he or they unoertake that
the bidder or bidders WILL II his or their DID De as
CCried enter into an ObligauOn within hYe days,
with good and sufficient surelesi 70 Iurhlsh the
supplies proposed; the competency o. the guarantee
TO be certified by the Pay master u srlCt Attorney
or Collector of the Customs
No I'roDosal will be considered unless accompanied
by such guarantee ana by satisfactory evidence that
lie bidder ls regu ar dealer In the articles and has
the license required DY the Act OF C0ngress
IL. BRIDGE,
Il4m4t Chief OF Bureau.
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6Fr1cE lEn1en Valley RAILRoAD coMrANY


OFFICE LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY,
NO. 4l2 WALNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA, January, 1861.
The Stockholders of this Company hereby notified
that they entitled to subscribe at par, Tor one
share stock for each five shares of stock stand
ing in their respective names the books OF the Com
pany on the first day OF January 1861 70 be paid as
follows :-1en dollars per share at the time OF sub
sCribing-which must be on before the fifteenth
cay February neXt-and ten dollars per share on
before the fifteenth days OF April, july and October
1861, ana January, 1868. .
Instalments viii not be allowed interest nor divl
dend until converted INTO stock, which, when all the
ins ailments pald may be done by presentation at
this office on end after the fifteenth day OF January 1868.
1hose stockholders who fail to subscribe within the
time mentioned neglect TO pay the several install
ments at before the time they severally ta due,
VIII lose their right to the new stock
Stock holders no have less than five shares who
have fractions five shares. may at the time OF SUP
scIbing pay tor prOpO rtiOna part OF share, Ior
hich scrip will be issued; which scrip after the f
teenh Gay Of January, 1868, may be converted into
stock when presented at this office IN sums OF fifty
dollGrs but the St rip will not be entitled to interest or
dividend until after conversion lnto stock ~
L CHAMBERLAIN.
l5tUthsl2t Treasurer.
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TINTED STATES REVENUE SV4MPS
u Principal epot, No. 304 CHEsNUT straat -
CentrSl Depot no lGSs FlFlH Street one door below
Revenue Stamps OF every description constantly on
hand IN any amount 'I y"
Orders by Mail or Express promptly attended to.
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TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
| PrnciDal Depot, No. 34 ca ESNUT street.
Central Depot No. ltS FIFTH street one door below
Chestnut Established 662.
Revenue stamps OF every description constastly on
hand. in any amount
OHers by Mai prOmptlY attended 70
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