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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-19

reFo4 LADIES' 5f &c.,
BAZAAR OF FASHION.
j. III. McDermOtt,i sf
HAVING just returned from New Yosk
IL with the largest, best selected and moss
varied stock1of hgs hum bias Ffaf
Fancy Dry Goods;
Millinery, Ladies' Furnishing Goods Trin-
ever brought to this market would respect.
fully call the attention Of customers and H.
public generally to the following imperfeef 4
enumeration of stock; 5.sE...
In the Ladies' Department. win Be found
Dress Silks, Grenadines, SILK TissuSs
French Organdies, Printed Mnzlias. Eraps
Moretts, Plain and Figured Swiss, Percaiese
Brilhantines, Lawns, Bareges, Sc EVfzi
Also, Basquines, Scarfs, MantiIlzs, Kaoa
variety. i9
EzmbFOideries. 60
Jack0net and Swiss Edging and inserting
Bands; Ladies' Embroidered Undershiffs.
Collars, Infants Waists, Skirts and Under
clothing; Real Lace Collars and Jstts. \ Fg3
/. Millinery 1ohnq5
Bonnets, Hats, for Infants, Misses ana
Ladies' Ladies' Undergarments, Of eyeTvs
description, ready made Ladies and. chill,
dren's Shoes, all styles and qualities.
In short, q complete assortment Of Ladies'
Goods, from PaperOf Pins TO a Wedding
outfit. ,srs s.fptob =
This portion Of the steek was selected wiyh
great care, by Mrs. Wells, who, by business
experiences in this market of twelve years.
understands the requirements Of the Ladies'
of this section, and who feels confident IA
can please the most fastidious, both in gOoas
and prices, t bas rrrs s az fTkf
establish an exclusive Att F7slt 84Fli
Ladies' store.
that win prove ereditable to himself ana
beneficial to his customers In view 81
which, he has purchased the most tremena- 4
GUS stock of goods ever brought to this mar
ket, IN the Ladies' line, and Being tlafermin
ed to secure the LADIES' trade, he pledges,
himself to sell III 8na1EI1S3l
Cheaper than the Cheapest,
which he can do and make . living profit.
which is all that he desires. Ladies who.
favor him with their custom may rest assnr-
ed that they will get goods at legitimate
prices, whether judges or not, fer he has
established o
One Price system,
which cannot fail to give satisfaction, rs it
is based upon "small profits and quick re-
turns" Mrs. Wells superintends the Mil
linery and Dress making Departments,
where she will be pleased to see and wait
upon her old friends and customers. Both
of these branches are under the manage
ment of first class artistes, who are thor
oughly posted on the latest fashions. I4il
To the Gentlemen, McDcrmott would say
that he has a fine stock Of a'3I 4pi sfA8s1lr
Fall and Winter Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Furnishing Goods
&c, &C.,
which he viii sell cheaper than any one else
in town, as he is going out OF the gents
goods entirely, in order to devote his exclu-
sive attention to the establishment Of i first
class Ladies' Store. IN III. hin 9f85 a4 fgt
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-19
The New Orleans Daily Bee.

q. ~. WetSSe DC Co., I'NOLsSR6fS.
office, No. 70 Charters street, New Or
" leans. Terms of subscription-Dail
per annum, in advance, $l6i half yearly
So: quarterly, 81.
The Semi Weekly > is published every
Tuesday and Saturday. Subscription, S.
per annum, invariably in advance. M
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-19
List of Jurors.


Jurors drawn to serve during the Sep
TENDER term of the Bossier District
Court, commencing tho Bird Monday,
the 2lst day of September, 1868:
Henderson MeGee* John Johnson
Thos Morgan VIM Young*
Lucius Smiths VIM Sandlin
Ben Johnson* Alex Shaver
J j Scott Rich'd Johnson
Horace Jones* FP LYONS
Jas HI Beard Simon Platt*
VIM E Brothers Andrew Parker
VIM Burks JF Stinson
Lewis Davis w L Franks
VIM Thornton* j A Kelly
John Wilson Elisha Hunters
Jacob Simmons Dan'l Porter*
r G Cummings r s Sandidge
w Fl ScanIand Francis Smith
Newton McDill WIN Johnson
Ned Johnson b Martin
j w Magee JP Vance
Jordan Miles, Benz Byrd*
E w Knight ca Wilkins
A Whitaker JD Rodgers
L D Stubbs Virgil Taylor*
Abraham Davis* Ed Johnson*
r H Curry Wash Tilson*
J ID Edwards T II Plat
Price SMITH w w Hortman
Austin Walker Oliver Johnson
, T Norman G w Monzingo
A f Minchew Fed Kinney*
j N Gardner Jas Edwards*
~ Those mark are colored.-
There are "a colored and 80 whites
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-19

T AW, Medical, School and Miscellaneous
~ Books, Prayer Books, Family Bibles
and Hymn Books, Blank Books, Pens, Ink.
Paper, etc, etc, at the very lowest market
prices. W MO
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-19

There are q colored and 80 whites.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-19
One Price system.

which cannot fail to give satisfaction, as it,
is based upon "small profits and qnick re-
turns" Mrs. Wells superintends the Mil
where she will be pleased to see and wait
upon her old friends and customers. Both
of these branches are under the manage
ment of first class artistes, who are thor
oughly posted on the latest fashions Il
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-19
Millinery.
Ladies. store,

that win prove ereditable to himself ana
beneficial to his customers In view Of
which, he has purchased the most trenaend-
GUS stock of goods ever brought TO this mar 4
ket, IN the Ladies' line, and being tIatermin-
ed to secure the Ladies trade, he pledges,
himself to sell E4ftg M BfIE18fsrfS1
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-19
Fancy Dry Goods.
EnlbrOideries.

Jack0net and Swiss Edging and Inserting
Bands Ladies' Embroidered Undershirts
Collars, Infants Waists, Skirts and Under1
clothing Real Lace Collars and Jetts.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-19

which he can do and make u living profit
which is all that he desires. Ladies who.
favor him with their custom may rest assnr
ed that they will get goods at legitimate
prices, whether judges or not, Ser he has,
established n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25
ALIENS Lung sNLsAM,
ruE HENrnr roR cuRrNo

Consumption, Asthma. Group. Diseases OF ~.
Throat. nrpuchlti.. psias and ppptps-ion- Of The
Cheat o. Lung-, Dtthrait Br-athiRE. and all dts
eases ~ the Pulmonary Organs.
Its action Il cxp.cionsnt. altst a;tv- sadorhc
datis-. dafshorxtic aud diuretic shieh render. II
OF the uiost valuahl remedies known Tor caring
diseases ~ the langs. N cSeitrs Ic,or and
cansss the langs 60 Throw uffh~ phlsxm en- NtES
rHF sECREItoNS sud PrRfIE> ~. III .OOD
heels ths rrttat- parts siVs strength disr.-
tive Organs. brings tv liver to it, proper action ud
itnpattr strength To the shole system. IL IL var.
FNuti o. give sntirc satisfaction I'm the most
confirmed cas"s - consumption. and pro,,ucs
ep-iivvu~ss Cr aHc.t the h-af. - n eDatstn- no
optam IN sny iortn. IL a. FERt kCTLI HARM
Lk>> 10 ttr tn~st delicate ehid although aetis.
and pos"Tful r. msdY for eStoFinE tAc sy.trm.
sold b. all drusslsts. Price 81 pr bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25
Our able.

frrEBsoN'S MAGAZINE. DC, saperb col red
bsTi.n lEitsrR. TO CO steel ecsrasiHs.. aud tho
u'usl cEc~isn, stories. Nos ., The uns 10 .ab
'crit~ rsrms 4oD year ili-s
OobEI'S LADY'S BOOK Ia, two steel plate,
tsaatifsl iiGisd engraving aBd ,heei % eHlbsol-
dsE'es eosisiHins - pa,tsra' b~si~. h- a.lai col
Ord fasaioa plate, And variety Of library matter
IA. cannot ~ ssoe!lsd G5dey Eu0~s hos 10 re-
iain ,i'r good nil Of 81 iav laiis. Icrras q 40
year i7ilA-
ONCE \ Mon rIt is EsW N.safiBe, 81 a uovr!
.t1s, Brat ana eompaet. AHd gsosa.ss 10 be one Of
ths frrssst most entertaining instrartiss. braut
aat Tta3zllr nsSatiae q iAe tay. TIE Jsn No
OEans vth tiss lsitsi rhs.t-r. II an original story
b cus u oar most f'oraiU writers. tJIlowrt sy
street Tamhicfs.' a skelston Ia She Ho4se. 90
'Ths OH Doc snake Laiin. ." Death snI tie
Sessor', +" " nc Impo..isis oman A" "a Monster
Of to Deep ms Ns~ EnsisaA rrasrsIe,'. aad
o. To- friBcs and the Wlao~r rabiishsd 81 7 :
Afthaf 4 SON, rhiis IT e. % a ysav
AETHJE'@ HOME MAGAZINE, and THE
CHILDRES = HOUR are received from the zane
p4bIi.hsr.
IHE ATLASTtC MONTHLY. &. rIeh 10 en-
trthutou- from ,fnjnsut vrHcr-. H1ltu~. Parton.
whitft~r. Loseii sBi Brysui sfs veil represented
Hsimes Ahd Patton 'uleFta ning. they rafsly
fail 30 b. Mr. BlYsrd filior s4ccscd, better in
hn Stretches u trsvsi thsa 10 hi. vefse.. Oos oi
The @l.s 'Aia.S.. pager. b, that % Consumption
b. o. H4N4ith. than s..u ~r have 40 higher
Ap.risau authority or &c .1'.-,' F.eid. 90. nod
a Ga E4stou.
OR YOUNG FDf.h- c5stAiB. .ts.l engraving
Of br. i-ts' :. Haze, tbs Afciis explorer There
o., H'icls. py Mr., Ass-.n. Mr. stOar. o.. Aa,4sI
of Joha Hsifss ' 49,. p.rs, andothsr 49,. kuorr
~fitsrs The Dam'-r Is 40 abrasive oss, .ni sUrt
fggns to.ss pfOmisss great thiuss Tor The cur .r
gear ca, u tis u.tt iuts ting feature. u o..
ne volume s the hr.t chapter. of new story D.,
r y. Atrich. Terms e. % year
The B0st"u edition ~ The UNITED STATE.
MUSICAL REVIEW Tor Deccmber cont.Ias
souE. and 10 Instrumental f.sc-. te-iJes mu.ies
ne~s and itsms. H' yelr single copy - -
We have aiso received pises Or sheet n,uic, 90
tu- s. Dora Lane D." o., g.. 3 white o. th. a-m 5
WAhs. smith, ard Perry. Boston. Psb tahrrs o.
sheet mnsie add lusio.l works and special sg.pt
iof the sale % ths veil snown pubiic ,ttous - L.
Fttsrs. NtT YORK..
iHE GALAXY ootnnsncss iis IN volume
n's s'riaI .torg ~ tc sailor Of steven tapr.rr.
1'omhn,7 j. conns need Richard Grant Wtsr
% g. iufui-h nes s,fi-s Of srtirlss 90 Amsrissr
isms and other attraction. ar offered in the pro.
p<ctus fr i-9. The Galaxy % steadily t,estnir.
staadafd nAg ifiEe. e. go yeaS. Is0a a 60
Nes ork
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25

GIN rLEMAN from o.wcso On summer
trip down the IT Lsvr~ner, stopped over sunday
at she Dunnasana Hotel. In Montreal. {. T. In the
summer q is'A. puIins the day tsunisyl NC IA.
ssiEcd with Cramps, vomiting. violent pargiug &C .
indicating a di.ss.. called Canada Chorra. lie
Dispatched .rsAai tor medicine. TO the druggist;
bat On Sundays these CoRssTyatosi,s OF m..iieio.
a closed a poor show for tho-. who get ,ios on
sundays.
lie was constantly growing vorsr. until III. gym o.
tons b"caIns alarming. David Gsi-, the then man
ag'r called on me aud wished 20 .,- him. ion
mrdisi'iy gAvr hin teaspooufai ot Ready Relief
diiutcd In a.hA.f tumb!-r Of water. In few min
si"s hi' roua;caauc- worr lively and pleasing .N
prr'.iun and De remarked Il tel much better. -
II feel cay thc p'ins aud cranr- are leaving
me - g-ailr heat IL spreading AL over my BODY >,
Ia the o"uT'c of On hour gave hla, another dos.
In an hour after that, he ate his dinner In the
evening he attended ehurea. Ou his return 10 Mon
trial he oailsSi and stated tina, he brliev ed
EadWsy's Really Relief saved hi, lf.
=. RADSAY,N
90 the ar.t ymp,oms 81 palm or unea.ine.. In
the stomach bo~-is, take o-. Of Ready U~Ii.i
iht' viii pr~vcat attacks Of rolvra, pisrrh.a,
uu,"H' Cole, py."ntEry. Fsvcr. rrio- so ernt
Sse pr R'd-ay,' AImaase tor i-sss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE,
R, Sc F-PRe eRVATJ0N

New Medical B1ok. the best In tNe world .rit-
ten by Do A. ~. Hsye-- who has had more expeI T.
encs In dealing With di,-ssss Rated upon la the
book, than ANY other h.ipE physician. IL treats
apon the ERRORS Oh YOUTH, PREMATURE
DECLINE OF MANHOOD, SEMINAL WE An.
MSS and all DISEASES and ABUSES OF the
GENtRAliNE ORGANS IL contains Juo pages
bound ia cloth. ulu strAied With bczstifui engTas-
iugs This l. Gaack doctors cheap advertising
pamphlet, ba truly scentidc aud pop Iiar
hy one OF the most learned and popular pby stefan.
OF The iay. IL the yn1ug Ans niddl.-ased would
avoid mental depression. all nrrvous dis.as.s, pre-
mature decay and de ,fh. let them read Dr. Hsycs
popular medical work cafiled ras Science of Life ="
= Medical aud Surgicsl JOurnai
sent By nail. secnr~iy seated on rec-tpt Of price
only ~ IN extra Morocco. 81. Address the Aathor,
No bsihach st., HJston Opposite Revere House }
y. B-Df IA can alSays be consulted In the strict
est eoahdener invioiable secrecy aud Ger
tain trIicf
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Loo Ltsrr~AEn sr..

NV lUHN, Vcfober n. l-NT- \
ptSHStH lit s. 9Th mach ph azure thst say
20 yoa bat con sii"r the PLNSrSTIuS BfTrs ~
Of 4utoli sz)a" In The fall Of i-6- I va. TAKEN
With 'htis sni f"vvr, wUh the most C~yrr- pain.
In ny che, and had. % Nth Errat dfneu ity
that csad hrs athr. Ny lang. wrrv greatly dls.
trvss~d. and there severe palm In right .tdr
bf sPFii cSali h@rdy get up froul my bed. |
caIlri Doctor. ~hs attended, me all inter with.
uut n. least b-nsit Abnut the nr.t OF August {
contus as,i usiug your PLANTATION BtrrEH-- a
sius glaze fai lhrv~ times dsy-A and have ussd IL
most % 'hr time sine. and sell ssd
strong. Ahl, To- IL all aud the carr Of
a large izmly. -Ioars, Sc. SUSAN WILSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25

~ The members ef ,hc FirstM.ir. Artil-
ery Regiment met At the olIica OF Charles
Hamlin in Bangor. formed permanent
organization. adopted . constitution anil
made choice of'he follo-inr officers for the
ensuing year :-Prss'dsn; Il. A. Smith
Sso~hcgan Vice Presidents. J. u. Elkins.
Is. Bo'-ortb. 0hltown; Secretary. A e.
sa~yer. Bangor; Treasurer, J. A. Dole.
Bangor; Board OF Directors. c V Cfoss
man. Chas. Hamlin. A. r. Hardy. Bangor A.;
r. z. Hill Buet.por,; >. NJ. Smith. Els.
worth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25
DRIII AIRY .

White re rord~fna the practice OF lavtsalng enco-
Fnirin' on The d".ervink Sho -ith u. We dsem
10 proper 20 give assing aliu.i1n IN. virtues Of
ths worthy and Rnsssaming ~ho having cio,rJ their
pTabatinn. soi entered eternity aud ar, unaffected
-lkS 6g prsis~ Their ~itn-.s !. il,
Heaven. and thes record on Hish' Their exam.
Pir rsussias, and Il cmaiAi~d and followed uAy b.
Of lsstiHs value To- The Jas, and n,yoi-n, In.
dHidual eomIlapI' the .pse, aud aG.ctiunate rc
sara II oil ~" rtaou.. nth whom, they as,pca,e
t. sA5 that ih,ss tTsts o. eAzTael.r N~rr exhibited
tn an einihsat degree By Capt Eicas-r Dlnham. ",
hst gNhs csprr>s on 81 the unaaiaaou, ,cntirs, nj
q a u Nho Anew him The record OF HI. l. Dor, for
49, ~vifar~ % the rabic, - les. rsnsrnra, Of
hs tni-xrtty. than - tina, Of th- dIschargv Of h.
dJu,- tic dulles.
Ofiru bav- ~ hcari taos, draHag with him "a .
we prvfrr having Ertscir. ~ Capt. DJaha- ~ a.
use u tn~a.uriuE them ourselyc,'' The deiiituto
ever eraved r'Ii-f from him 10 vale. Chrerfully
contributing % relieve the ring with the good
itAS' q ,h. iiie, he hn-e the bi-s.~nv,. enp, Cd
~ taose .nE~'Gss To The n"sdy. To ihc - ins he
you'd peak Of him who Is able to save unto the
uueTnDst. alt HAT uuto cd ~ hIln =" ~ only
tbe .yup.lhiIIns Christian can speak.
Daring his last illness. large portion Of the
tim" reason eoo aei yct he would pray intc ~
ssaily Gai IcTvrhtIy short time pscvloa. to hi,
dcc..se b. called 20 lady who formerly rrsidr,l
at. hi. fAnty,j Com. e1ns 4, she inqairy
'waerv shah I cIms - %, aii~i come to Jcsu,
anI D. saved" Ca another OCCASION he rcmarks-f
solns ~ die" bcia-. asked II hs sas sIiiins
n rvpiissi, 'Iv-." Amer 50 days Of tie moe, in
tense suffering Ia the very roam where n nrst BE-
h-!j the ht Of The ua,arsI sun. Ii. earth u,arscd
sliri' len IT, clay trasH~ut aud a,srndcd 20 bi.k
FOREVER 10 IN. Hf..s,ins beam. q n. "sau Of
EsHtr0usness.~ .
- Fart. ice io,h 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25

TuE LARGEsr AND BEsr. The Christian
Era 10 one OF our best rehgioas wsekliss. 49,
ably conducted. racy. ou,spokcu. and iade.
pendent. 1t has jus, been enlarged TO
eight columns on a page. making it "a,
taTgs'f religious four page paper ecer pab
hs'si "a Boston. Among i. contributor.
for tho ensuing year ara SOME OF the abl,s,
and most popular writers OF the 'l,r Now
10 the time To subscribe for IL. IL cost. on
iy $500 per year Send fora specimen
copy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25
Brighton & Cambridge Cattle Markets
for Wsck Guiding Dcc. -.
PRICES.

btEN Ks-EStra qua uy si3 3 . n - drst qaal.
~ 81 IS si3 - s~cnHd quality Ell - sis IS
tird 4usit't 81 30 ~ a.; poorss; FF.ae ot Cows,
Oxen. Bous a., e. 80 . e. ppF lU.A..-ths total
~'ish; Of hid'', isilos aud dressed b~cf A fc~
pr, Wtam Csgiir "a io a %.
woENiNG oNrN- Extra sse5 . 20. handy steers
ei,o 20 sc- = pair
N,lcH COWS ssus ssS q enc. ordinary sS5 g
g. v head store Co~.s.5 g saS bad.
sNkEt-by the hsaa, . 50 e. go 4 So. In lots
a 10 ~
rDULTRY- Good 30 extra itl Co ne. w.Siio a,
i1t Ne ~
store Cattle Nrarlisx- ELS - sloi tsO olds
go to si5 thfcc year old s4S 20 ~ head much
according IN ths ir Valss for bel
sales - Maine Cattle ADAMS .C'i pair wear
ods cirh fcs, inc 81. for ems: ". 4. Dyer sold
pair girth feet inches, tor t2iS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25
DIED

u south Paris. Nps. 9th. 81 consumption.
JpiH - only dsGgtfrr Of Wm. ~ and iis H. 4
Ssttt, aEed years : mouths. and r. days
lu Hartford, De iith, vefy -uIIru.y. while st.
uHg 90 he suFpsr table, Nathan atbE.1u one VI
th- -iurrus uf Hartford aged ~.
~ tas' kniniord, Dc -th. Roger, yaly aou ~
i<.ti swain, aged 90 years.
30 Nssry, SOY "a, OsOrgi- " soH Of Jarnes
o.. lu.inta WIGHT HgDd 'yssri Q months
We miss thee, dATlinz Gforgh.
Ui.s thy .mi'lnE lace,
Ntt feet that 'affh. without thee,
T. tut desert place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25
Editorial review of Portland Market

sffiE>-fhers 9. an ahu adant supply Of good
Natnr Wintsf FRUIT Prices rsngc : to- 50 r~r
DOT Dried apples range from 10 "a he per 10. add
du ~
bEAN>-ltv supply l. not large especially for
"a - 40. irie-- are trtn At % - IS Tor yellow
cJ.s hlus pol aud pea
W TIER The market 4 unchanged +. 20 prices
Dot the supply OF good batter hA. b-.n better. w-
IS
CREE iE-rhe market q. very arun and We al.
rac~ tie quotations for prime Vermont and factory
10 isBsuc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25
NpeciaL Notices.
Gilmsn's Pulmonary Troches.

Esgeeiu.y recommended f,s Clearing the Throat,
aud speaker, &C. At ooos t,e bssi AID gbsape.t
sold evsyWhsfe D. Drusgisi.. cal, - cent. pr
box. May b. had In ssy qasnuiy Of
SEO q. GOODWIN 4 Co. Bo.t5u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25

fTA Young man out West vas in,ru,,.d
~i'h he money TO bring hi. father home
good family sewing machine. lie carried
of neishbor's daughter to Chicago.
married her. and brought Der home
TIA case - on trial before III. Snrrs mo
Cour' a; Bath, in which tho validity oi,w, |
IL contested on the ground that til. maker
a, the time o. IL sIsca,ion though, herself
to be under the control OF her deceaed
husband.
To The Senate very ssp.ib,, la, refused
The ParssEe OF tho bill making The govern.
msnt pay tho same price fer eight hour,
work as they paid for ten Tha, was An
ostrssro us proposition.
iS-By direction OF The President Gen.
q. q. Howard !. honorably mustered out Of
the service q, Maj Gen. Of Volunteer. 10
take effect on the Ia; Of January Gen.
Howard consequently falls back To bis ran /
OF Brig. Gen. IN the Regular Army.
rg-The ~iic Of Capt Henry c. Dean. one
OF tho ollS,t rs.,jsot. Of O,iord. aroused
- ." hss W NAAHfA4A' isri
"a, NJ tkas .hc heard ,ome one knocking
lie arose bot could tnd no one. and coming
back to ts- bed he found her l,isE dead
SAYS the is vision Journal
rP-Grn Perry has disposed OF hi, in,sTes,
10 RaTsau II Co, Shovrl Handle Manu.
factory =, Oxford Village TO JAiues II
Chapman. esq Who enters tho srm. and
the business. will br continued
S,lvanu, II. fIsAn. la. bssn appoint
ed Postmaster Of Rumford. vice SAMUEL
Mason. resignei
An lri,sa,an called at 4 tiru. ,,ors 10 rr,
bottle Of ''John-on's Aroiyn- Liuimentr
for the Rbsanatism. the druggist asked b,s
ia What part OF the bod, u troubled hiu
most. BE mr soul. .aii be- II have IL ~
ivCTy boui snd conner or ulo
For lo-s of CYd. Horn All. Rcd waller in
Cows; iois OF appetite, rot. or murrain. N
sbcrp; thick ~inl broken - ind. anil roaring
ana fJr all Obstruction, Of The Kidnry, m
hor'c.. use "Sb.ridsn's Cavalry Condition
Powders
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25

O,fouu. 80 -~urr-ln Juticij Couf'. Ssptem.
b,r Ieru. \. - 1868.
SAlONE MITCHELL 90 H.. p~tiliyIcr- &c
psuuap, ". Prem, lnk uovu.
Ald u1v e appearing tp 'hr Cont that the aid
., G.pdsuis have Bot,,e Ut %, pcndeuc, pi thi-
petition.
D. ~ ufdcrei u, the Cont bat the said PettiDn.
ers notify ib. ssid defendants 1i the pendeu,y -
thit retuiun i1 Causing 80 sitesp 81 copy thereof
Nith ihr order ol Court 'hrrron, 90 ~ fubt.hed
three weeks sucresstvefs 90 the On ufd Demorttt f,
paper printed ~ Pan. ~ -,ii Cooiy. the L,-i
publication 90 ha tAiffs dt,s at iet.t hef-re fhe
n~s term ~ .aii tuuu Co lr hotirn at plfts
stae.s.t. .o ths sss and Ipe-tsy Y Msfcn ,ssi Co
he eu ih4t che .hiH defendant. .n,y tbea ind thrfs
appear %. -sfi Cont. ,ai sheU carse % lns tb'y
have. sh, iae pff1rr pi -Iid petitioner. sh0uiI 1o'
hr granted.
aztec. WI H. kGHHALt, Cictt.
\ tfs. ,apy 8i psiit"n ant ardrr oi Coat hrre"o
Aur.t M n kiNBALL, C'etk
IN Is|t.u. Divh.i. Au5 ~ Petitioners.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25

T. ihe iipror,bs Ju.fic-. Or he Supreme Ju1i.
c,,l Court next O., b. holden IT Paris, within
snd hr thu CJunfy pf OxiOfd. tn the third
Tp-sdt, ~ september, 4. - 1865
uGhBt.I -bv,ss. = ALONE MITCHELL aud
III SARAH T.. MITCHELL, both nf Metirr
20 SID C.s,isls q OsfOri, that th"y are ssilei ~
&C. stnpl- and trnan cnnfuyu, 81 lut 10
csrtsia real r-ti~, sltuttrI tn Mexico AFORESAID
90 .ui IuHnt, .t - SioiI. ind hrtng al that part
II lot uunIb red iwcut, the eighth range 81 L,s
~ Mexico sDrcs'it, lytrg on tie east SIDE Of
Se,t Rive. ihs SAL ~sIp ne Mitchell ot oue 10
divided Ghh part ,nl fhc ssii ~irsh y. Mitchell
Df bnr undivt.ird 6Uh part With certain p'brr per
sons uuh ros,n tI yuuf petitioners: thrt tbey can
not ro.se-- ocrupy spi improve be ssid parts o.
an, ndvaut,g while the same Ice ~ common sod
uadis iard siutesi bot Who'll, io-e he profits
thereof: wherefore ih~y pray ihat notice m.J BE-
fssurd ~ doe ilftu 81 l.s. and thst ihc s,,d
pl,ts mts bc -ei 90 sal 'ssignrd o. them IN sew
sr.liy. AID orr peiiuonrr. III ti ever rr'y
~ALDME MITCHELL.
SARAH MITCHELL.
Dated ~ N-V,c, afoy-sa,I, thi. hsI day Of
~ep,emi. r.. ;. ~ 1853.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25

~ OIiCE Whstrs, 10y Wiie. ssfsh A lis.-
~ i'ft. has sN ms te,I GOD Lssti uuhsat
r'',' 'r pr"vDcsfi"r, hsr.s, 1rnf 1H p.rs.us
h'i'"rmE - trI-iing h.f on m, account. l,r
-LHh pAy o. bhis of hrr Cputttling alter lt- tate.
Gt~rAVUs uiitOkD. gR.
tlat1n. NYv p Is,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25

INTERESTING L,ry Insurance CASE A
Ne" Hampshire ssibsr Who had a policy
on his lie. Which was PAYABLE to hi. wife
and children. in will which he left had
given u To other rar'ies The executor
collected the Insurance ssd released to m,
to The surviving daughter. she .aed him
aud received it. tho court hsljing that an
insurance policy cannot DC changed by a
viii.
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Freedom Notice

(; Ills - To ceiiii, that have this day given to
! any minor son ALnIoS x. BucKsAn hI- time
with bh.rIy TO act an trade ior himself I shall
cl'irn Of his EARNINGS shalt pay ANY debts
Of hes contracting after The date.
SHEPHERD BUCkNAM.
wuuess-R. =. BUCKSAN.
Wcst sumner Dee ., 1865, 3w-
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IL nANkRI-rTCY

H. the D,,uicl Cuort 81 lhr I nued >is!e. Gar The
pistr,rt 90 Nl,u..
g. tho matter 81 W,,i,sai W. SnHh nd BrnJ
ana '. W ,iii.. Baukupis
No'icr 10 hereby gtvrI that a second general
met',nr of The r6edit.r' of -',i iNukr ~. viii l..
held before lion Seth MAY OF the Ii-gi-ier-
B.nkrupic, The office nf George \. " ison, IA
Pans. Maue ur The Oh Tuesday % Jtuuar, 4
~. 1869, VI ~ o'rip-k \ NJ ior he purpose =
March ~. 1867
ANDREW e. PHILLIPS Assignee
p,c IS lao.