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Egg CREsCENT's DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Grsnt's Minority Ia Ohio and Jndtana-Cs'-
fax Supervisors ApsoinI~d-CGstoEss Re
cefpTs-Generais GB ant end MeRac-snow
Storm Gen. She naa and the Isslsas-
a. ms for tire Cuban Easusgenfs.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-Grant's official maj jority
in Ohio was Al ,lS9; 10 Indiana 10, l46.
Coilsx and his bride are here.
bOlliDs has nominated James Belger of Mary
land. revenue supervisor for Texas.
Receipts Of customs from the oh to the l4th
inclusive, s., $50 00O.
Randall was absent from the cabinet meeting
to-day.
Gen. Mesde's report was received to-day.
Gen. Grant s in Philadelphia.
A heavy north rest snow storm is prevailing.
Gen. Sherman recommends colonization of the
Inoians with governments suited to their condi
tiOn. He ssys it is Idle longer for Us TO attempt
to occupy the plains 10 common with the Indians
he government should compensate them for
yielding their immense tracts OF lands The oouu
try occupied by them r. grazing country, and
the settlements are necessarily scattered aud have
stock which tempt the Indians who will steal
rather than stsrye.
The Hersld. in an editorial on the Cuban crisis
ssys: " We know that 10 900 improved rifles have
been shipped from an Eastern port Of this coun.
try to lhe insurgents, and more are to follow"
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NUMBER s3.
glorious pastures. Col. Reid says he will no
longer wear the newspaper harness. but devote
himself exclusively to the practice of law.

glorious pastures. Col. Reid says he will no
longer wear the newspaper harness. but devote
himself exclusively to the practice of law.
VIZ FULLY COINCIDE with our neighbor the Pis-
ayune, as 10 the necessity of having q box In the
front Of every city car for paying and receiving
change during the months OF winter. The draft
of cold ar which rushes through car in motion
of cold night is most toersbe and not 10 be
endured" particularly when any doubt or trouble
as 10 the change required perplexes the driver
and the passenger changing. The patronage OF
ell The city railroads, snd their immense receipts
call upon them TO make the slight disbursement
for the comfort Of their passengers.
U. S. COMMISSIONER WARREN's CoUsr.-Csp-
tain Hsshsgen, of the brig B. II. Steenken,
has made sfidavit before the commissioner
of the desertion of two sesmen belonging to that
vessel, and prays that under the provisions OF the
exuadItion treaty between the United States aud
the North German Union, warrants may be issued
fer their arrest. The warrants have been issued.
CHILD AGED ABOUT TWO YEARS, named Mary
Harrsll, while sitting in q chair by stove in q
house 81 the corner of Drysdes and Philip streets.
on lhursday morning fell forward against coffee
pot the boiling contents OF which scalded her so
severely that she died five hours after.
THE PoLIcs seem to ignore q city ordinance
which requires all vehicles travelling 10 the same
direction 10 preserve certain space between one
and another.
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FROM EUROPE.
Binister McMahsn--8aribai d. rre,ts
Alsbsma Ciaims-Electi0n Rists In Ire
land. etc.

Hfnister MeMahsn-8aribaid di-- A rre,ts -
Alsbsma Cisims-Eiection Riots In Ire
land. etc.
LONDON, Nov. 20.-At last accounts minister to
Paraguay Mcmahon, was at Rio Jsneiro await
ing Instructions concerning the dispute between
WsshburDe and Lopez.
Garosldi publishes letter urging Spain 10
choose dictator Tor three years, as preliminary
10 establishing a republic.
Two men have been arrested at Ashton, with
valuable papers relating TO the Fenisn or
gsnizaiion.
LONDON, Nov. 20-From what johnson let fall
In recent speech regarding the Alabama claims
negotiation, II appears that majority of the com.
missioners are 10 decide the individual rights of
citizens.
Sheffield proposes a testimonial 10 honor of
Roebuck, who was defeated for Parliament
DUBLIN, Nov. 2O-VlOlent election rios are re.
ported IN Drogheds. The troops fred UPON the
rioters, killing one and wouDdiDg several.
BERLIN, Nov. 20-The Diets resolution favorng
entire freedom of debate has been approved BY
the crown.
Madrid Nov. 20-It is rumored that Prim il in.
triguing to make Prince Asturihs king and prince
regent.
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BEE CULTURE-There is no better country than
Texas for the culture of bees. This business 10 q
source Of immense wealth in various portions of
the Globe, and especially is this the case in
Europe continental Europe. Ia Texas there is
just winter enough TO make bees busy in laying
up honey 10 feed on during our little cold
weather. By having nine months at least OF
honey making weather. family or colony Of
bees could produce twice the quantity usually
made in season North.
If our Stste had ss many hives Of bees TO the
square nile as some portiOns Of Europe. the re-
ceipts from honey made by them would reach the
enormous and astounding sun OF $40 900 600 In q
single year. Bat, unfortunately for rs, every
thing is neglected in order TO produce TIE so rob
biDg staple. lt is cotton now. cotton hereafter.
cotton forever. IL would doubtless be heavy
blow, but IL woud certainly be lasting benefit TO
our young and gigsntic State IL decree we're 10
go forth forblddDg the raising Of another pound
Of cotton.
We have TO say Of honey as we have said Of
butter and cheese it il easier aud much cheaper
70 produce pound Of honey than it is pound Of
cotton. In fact, one man could produce more
pounds Of honey than ten men co4ld of cotton.
And II requires far less study to mansge bees
than u does cotton, and requires capital at ALL
The wild hovers OF Texas are loaded with the
precious sweet; and it Is hard 10 tell what the
" busy bee " cannot extract honey from. By
rCbbng the little fellow of his hard earnings at
the end tf each week, be increases his exertiOns
TO lay in his winter stores. We don't like 70 say
it-for the tralh should not be spoken ct ali
iines-bUt We must say that Texas constantly
oveTshooie herself. The beet pursuit. a neglected
for a general scramble after cotton. Our crop
Of honey ought TO exceed in yalue our cotton
crop, and our product Of butter and cheese ougnt
10 bring more Than all our cottIn aud corn.
In she city Of Houston we have not yet dis
covered hive OF bees. not one colony where
there oUgkt To be ten thousand. And we should
be but too happy in giving any ore our foil ex-
perierce, Dot short one. In bee culture. Every
family 10 the State should have from ten To one
hundred hives Of bees. There Is . market Cor
honey snd vsx all over the world. Let Texas
try TO produce something besides cotton.-[ aoas-
ton Times.
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FROM HAVANA
Important from Cubs--, osaition OF Hasur.
Een's--ArrIvsl of Troops--1he Iasurg snt.
In the Ascend. nj. etc.

Important from Cubs--, oaaition OF Hnsur-
Eenfs--ArrIvsI of Troop.-1he Insurr snt.
In the Aseeadsnt. etc.
NEw YORK, Nov. 20.-The Herald's Cuban ad.
vices say Col. CesDedes, acting as revolutionary
provisional president Of Cabs, in the absence of
ARuiers, orders the enrolment OF all citizens
The government troops. with the governor Of
Puerto Principe. besieged in a convent, are re-
ported 70 have surrendered. The above Is from
insuI gent sources.l
HAVANA, Nov. 10 Valmaseds has arrived at
Puerto Principe with troops. and W II Immediately
open the campaign sgalnst the rebel forces under
LonO. CampeliO ana QairOs have effected a
jurciion. Five hundred rebels who surrendered
10 Valmaseda have been pardoned.
SslDsve bombsrded MTdgOsve for Eve hours
but was repulsed. Many of his pickets surrsn-
dertd 10 the rebels.
The districts Of Borgne and st. Nicholas have
gone over to the REBELLION.
Sslpsve has notified foreign consuls Of his
intention to attack Jackmel, Aux Cages and st.
Marco.
The presence Of sn American msn-of war ia
Looked for with anxiety at POrt-sI-Prince. o her
foreign war ships are there, but no Amerc an
since September.
Hogtien.-1 The government continues 10 mo-
nopolze The coffee and mahogany trades.
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FROM FLORIDA.
The state Government Imsro.,,o.

TALLAHASSEE. Nov. 20.-Lieut. Gov. Gleason
called At the capitol to-day TO procure a copy of
the manuel Of the last regular terms Of the Legs
lsture. He was received by Capt. Corse, Gov.
Reeds adjutaDt general, in the secretary of
ttate's office. During the interview Gleason ex-
pressed the kindest feelings towards Reed. and in
regard to impeachment be stated that the action
Of the Legislature and the position he holds 10
the government of the State. The contestants
for power seem patiently waiting for the action
Of the courts, and ex Iebs, as heretofore. ex-
ter.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SourHwEsT Pass, Nov. 2o-ll A. M.-Bsrome-
ter 1920 Wind northwest and fresh. Arrived !:
Steamship Maryland. Reed. from BAltim re, to
witheIspooD Halsey. Steamship Yazoo on the
bar. No departures
Wind northwest and light. Arrived: Steam ship
Gen. Meade, Sampson. from New York. with
merchandise and passengers. to Wood. Low &
Ludvisse Brig Cisque Sorelle, Inqu ,rillo mas.
ter, hiy-six days from ksrseilles, with ge neral
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-21
RIVER NEWS.

LOUIsVILLE. Nov. 20.-River falling with feet
iibches in the canal by the mark. Weather
gloomy with occasional furres OF snow.
ST. LOrIs, Nov. 20.-River 81 feet to Cairo.
VICKsBURG. Nov. 20.-Passed up: Lizzie Gill
and Louisiana at last night; Bismarck AZ ?. NJ.
Down; Commonwealth at 3 this morning. Robt.
E. Lee at P. M. River rising rapidly.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

Ship Herespont Wrecked, One Hsadred
Missing.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.-The ship Hellespont,
from Australia, was wrecked thirty miles south of
here. Seven OF the crew we're saved. One hun
dred are missing, including the captain and mate.
The vessel went to pieces Immediately.
severe earthquake occurred at Melbourne on
Nov. 5.
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FROM GEORGIA.
Repo, Ku-KIux Outrsses.

4UGUsTA. Nov. 20.-The Republican of this
morning contains a cOmmuDic alton purpOrting to
detail Ku-Kiux ouirages in Warren and adjoining
counties. 1t says the negroes we're intimidsted
from vOiiDg the Republican ticket and instances
the killing and ill-ueatment of negroes by Ku.
Kluxes.
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FROM RICHMOND.

CHIEF Justice Chase and the Case or Je1.
luavis.
RICHMOND, Nov. 20.--Chef Justice Chase will
arrive next Monday to preside at the fall term OF
the U s. Circuit Court. JEFF. Davis it is under
stood, will appear by counsel as at present ar.
Iaiened. unless the government should make diff
feIent requirement.
The first snow Of the season fell to-day. 1t
showed for two hours.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Arrived Out onci.-, Vote oreeorgia.

HAVANA, Nov. 20.-The steamship Bienvills,
from New York for New Orleans, arrived this
morning.
ATLANTA. Nov. 90.-COmplete official returns
from this State give the totai vote tor preside at
$4,000. Seymour's msjority ia 45 .2G3.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 20 Weather VI ry cold.
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FROa TEXAS.
Marshal Sanford Kii'ed.

JEFFERSON, TEXAS, Nov. 20.-DsnieI Sanford,
the marshsl of this CRY. killed here at P. NJ.
to-day by desperate named Wm. Z. Rose.
Great excifement In consequence. This Is the
third time Rose has attempted murder in the last
three months. He is now 10 the hands of the mill
taTV.
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Great sale Of fine horses, work mules, bnggies'
harness, ETC.; also, 6e DevOnshire COWS. this
day. at IL o'c ock, at P. Liners stable. Grayisr
street, BY Montgomery Bros. d Co.
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cargo. TO q. Grsnde. No departur 8. On the
bar, steamship Yszoo.
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PERMANENT SICKNESS AND PREMATURE DECLINE.

these various delicate affections aud only upon the
urRen; necessity viii far sacrifice her great
cham % this The viii then thank for
plsesg In their hands simple specifics witch will be found
ecseious in relieving and curing almost every of those
troublesome complaints peculiar to the
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FROM NEW YORK.
Tho Cuban FBibuste- Movement-Fotce
Concentrated at N en- phLs.

EEw YOKK, Nov. 20.-Lesders of Cuban fill
clustering expedition persist. They have men
enough, and only want transportation. The flag
of the expedition flaunts at hesdquarters-red and
blue bars, with loan star on white ground. IL
is stated that a large force is concentrated at
Memphis ready to sail at an hours notice.
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W-Ons0ss.

Females, owing to the peculiar and important relations
vcb they sustain their peculiar organization and tie offices
the perform. subject many susng Freedom from
these contribute IN small degree their and
welfare for be happy who III Not only so but
these various Female Complaints suffered
involving the general the ndvid
usl, end sse lsng producing
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the attendant evils
.uent upon them 1t is but simple justice the subject
,unersie few of the many additional causes which
,,rg,,v ,s.c. ,bs
LIFE. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS OF WOMAN
In all classes Of society," and Which, consequently affect
ess directly welfare Of the entire human family This
mania that exists for precOcOus marriage,
the years that designed eOrpOrea develop
be wasted and perverted in the restraints Of dress,
veng midnight revsl the hours designed BY nature for
Tn Of ,hi, early strain upon her system un
necessary effort required BY delicate vOtay retain
her situation school later day, thus aggravang the
evil When one sxesmsnt is over another In prospective
Keeps 'h' "'n' "O'ou' 'e"''''' ~ '.p '''''
a. ~. .,,,,.,.n, "a
organic health and strength the to night
n0n produced oy 'a'''.'. oA.,'ns mar o. .ses' W. po
The Climax o. misery anu 'ne o'' n''"''0
Long before the ability to exercise the functions of the gen
.v.,0 cono.,d Of what /. called the tissue which
q, n ccumon with m, female breast and uus evidently
,,,. =, All, ,.,,u.. .,. ,..nr. hs. ..,,
esmpl'tsd their develop msn''
TOO puoyusr upxs,pr,r,ox
EXHAUSTION.
voR pRo1.Psus AND BEARING DOWN.
q Directions for Use Diet and Advice accompany.
FEMALES IN EVERY PERIOD OF LIFE,
IN ,..,.,..,, i,
e- '-'.1l' -.
sIRESeTH Is THE GLORY OF MANHOOD AND
woNAsHoop
HHL"'LSs "oohoi
rs MORE STRENGTHENING THAN ANY or rHB
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
Hsng received the Endorsement Of the most prsmasni ply
cERrAIS cuSE 1or a.. ,oSov,n. -. .ns
symptoms from wA''vsr cause 'FisinA'iis'
General Debility
,.-n,.
x,.,..-.,,.,,.. =, a,,.s ,S.u..a
-. -.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF BUCHU.

Hundreds suffer IN silence and hundreds Of others apply
vsny druggists end DOCTORS who either merely tants1s
them with the bOIe Of apply remedies which make
them worse would not Wish anything that would
do injustice the siicted but obliged to that
although may produced from excessive exhaustion oths
powers BY lsbOous employment unwhoesome air aud
food Troute msnstrusOn, the Of tea and coffee, and
frequent childbirth Oener caused BY direct irritation,
spplied TO the membrane Of the vagina itself
When reviewing thu of these distressing complaints
his most painful contemplate the attendant evils e'nss-
suent upon them 1t is but simple justice the subject to
esunerAie few Of the additional which so
largely Affect the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-17
Our Table for July.

AETHUE-~ HOltS MAGAZINE for July it,x.
ecvditsiy interesting 'Tae sEN pour haven
amusing u.u strsion q the iralI luuor, ~ ~, l,.
iir 'oiu. MIss Towas~n3'. story =" Tho Holland. ="
'Doress*' in i"irtr sbdthe ariiss on Miss Brerncr
eanns, fair so aiiras,
TuE CHiLnUENs nora 6. u1a.t attractive
and a''ia magazine Or she yoans, aud /, treasure
10 any family. rahl!shsd bY r. :. Arthur. Phna
OopEiFS LADY : ROOM hs, 6as illustration
eniH'Ci lHs les "a" The patterns Tor bathing
drr's"' a'r gai,o pretty ssi -ea'onablc. and the
'iofiss AEv. 80 usuai. Iai,rcstfrE. Published b. l.
Go3ry fhiisdslphla.
IHE LITTLE CORPORAL. comes 10 u. With
new nag, sai u, cpnt"ais cannot fa 70 culi., The
atisHtla Of 4i lovers % t,c -poi. The tru.. and
The s-aH;ifsl Mr. seNau drscfyv, The sham. %
parents tar hl' eF1rts e. pl.a.c aud isssra.t che
youHs Published b. A l.. soxau, Chicago. III
MERRY - MUSEUM a aari with svrixbty
stoIra AMI o. tuJrs 1sr calculated 90 tnt.rrs. the
yoans op'r. rasa.h~a BY 10. u Fa,lrr. Ro,,oa.
THU MUSICAL REVIEW contains the ui,ie
NO Crown wtthoai ths Csoss. - and ''Gaing HON.
vi,h 30 Ellie " The new march cpijtlri .-,-,ySer.
RE ani Tsvam.' f. glilr s.as,rshic. Thee, irv
other pi'cv- q ng..- aHt SEVERAL page af good
rvaf,ug Trrsou. vb9 us. 40 "a s stau-s from must
cal -rg.ts vl lal th3s alaL;..ls abe e,ragr.t as!
bet mrthod ai kc,piur ~ ru,ciyes .up,,l,a with
god music rubi-hrd by J. r,;,fs. y. \. A.
2 '' l-r auuuta, single clrtss Is tt.
liit MAINE NORMAL whiet , nov lr.a.,l
In f'ftiand hs' y,rI attractive table 81 crat-r,.
II h an excellent h1a:c and sC4v5i rorttiy TAB
A'hri by g. II Gssr. Trruos. e. - per Auuura.
W" hsvc received ihEsr bacs number, - Hall.
'na'tA. 81 i,alih. The Ianaary number which B..
'asrn ap with thc suh.ce; 90 cholera ,hoali D. iu
cve'J ha4'rurii. Al ~h1 uis9 % uni-r.,ani the
sSs 81 hsaitA .A5aid ,ab. rit-~ Ias thi, xs,ll.at
joasHsl Terms, e. to pc s.a4nl. AGIsv., Htlr.
Jousuai Of Health. Ncw York
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Editorial review OF Portland Market,


isir business has D. tr.us1c;ei L., thr j1ilers
ana ,a' sair- have been iai,s e, large =. ga, au-
isepa;,d TIE month ~ JsIr 2. e,a.Iirrrd %. ,as
dulss, or h1 iuc'-. GA; b, his Improved a. g., year
Gold has s'.E'uy iner'as~d ia value ,iu-v our lat
fsgrrt c.. .i-E os saturday o. 800.
Arttts- T8~r- are very few srurI ar,I.. I'm
natasi Hus'~ts nr' ..fl.rE ~ a>uyr iHt' Dried
~ Dec 40. t4.rt ~ i"a4.- ,arr i'.
bEsss- ae drinati cuniInu"s 20 o. good. ard
pFitvs are very .gtn 1880 .1.
u TIL Z De- r,lsigEr daFin taA sras have lot,
tTru fo iargr a. u-u5. Hai ft.r- hns beea 81 .Ut
Ef'src". " gnni~ fsuiy 5pFsgss for Eoo-i q,
ci.plc.. sRd st8f, glHsl-
'Hts-f-''.d r,.Fsr is grlf.ng seafr, sod r-ig,t
80 srfT bfm. The rev tlaf ronias ia j. az a
lvtrr tlliiff Than r.utl M 'h.+ -ratuu
1ENlS-t r-irr sds.e-- fr.ru f..rup- last week
corn 'tl ane-t snt .,zp;" v e.t,rn mixed s.
0uff Ffair- Ca, ~-. PIE. shorts ~ rs $50 aud
AMI l.lf feed e. si-
HtY Tee uA.Aet B. '1'' there r,irT '-s, ut,'s
frffanI tr- ' .VpirF 1'.F. 4r- flf.. .1ta..t...
pf4a.. iaE Dol tar htH- .t isrfIrfs utie1 tIes sI.
ny trIg ig TO ''f grrss ~ rrir The CERTAINTY .f
lAf'c cf"s ttt- s'atf1 ttIvE a.s.fr. dealers aru
no. 1.'I"sti to ai tr-s rrrs ut rssrs
lfri' i.r market &C. n 'I.fi" lHstrr sod ~, quote
a. 'ic iu h1rfti ~ ari JOB f-.. in kr...
AHfiH' t iIF n..r-Itf HH.r I...H active arr .r
ihe ffsE zrri triH~s E~E.rtty have sH4Nr r. ...,l.
@. i." IF-+ af. -.'NDE .r--- ~ tfes. ....
J. 'aiv. Ass, ,'trr fu Htsrr .rt.s aud Iri..s A.,.
ia.fn ~. ~" l1"t~ b pol q t.stD Atlsr .at
isf pr.ee they r.a'; b. .yr, tf...,..
Wool l..a f.afat. t.l.t..-.. ...4f. T.... .
t1t' Lave been ..n1.,4 fu --4.l lIts fr .I-.. l..
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MECHANICAL DISEASES.

rcrfuns engaged I'm Paiits, Minerals. Plumbers.
Tyre sctt"rs. cold bsitsfs Miners rs they advance
In lite vie BE- sstsct tu paralysis ct tbr bowels 10
guard against this, take to-c vi Hadaay's PUls,
oucv 90 tNtrr a week y trr,rutiyc
DE. EAuW ~ PILLS CURE ALL DISEASES
ui t'lr St1a,sel. I!t,r. H0~vls, khur,s. Blaldsr.
Ng'Css pi,tsrrs, Ursi1yhc CensuYt'f1n. Cos.
ut'uc-f. Objection, DysIfpsiN Bfttuu sur~s Bii.
iruF iNcr, Inflammation II ia. Bowels, isilcs and
Az 'i'fan -rm"ut OF the Internal Ni-c-ra. On,. 10
siN hoNc- warranted To- effect positive cue I'urr.
" NcE -tab!r, c'uiatuing no mrtcary, minvral., or
Iri,trrluus drugs.
NJ. Railway. rtlis 'oli hv al Dsusxi.,. aud
'"unirr hrrchauts fricr p c,ats. SCI Or Rad.
Wasi- luAHac Ter i~ts,.
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Notice

TUE subscriber l-c,n, cntnlel L. the nomination
i 90 a Cadet ~ tho Military Academy. to IN a
Nic'nry that vii ,crur en- June. Is69 ba- decided
~ make the -"lerton through r,u,pr tiive exam.
nation to b. o7rn IL al who desire t. pr,--c.i
thrmsclvt- AZ ctudidlie-.
committee r-,n-i-ttrg II ooe gent b.,nsn isom
each county, IN the District. will meet IN. appii.
c1rs ~ tn Cuuf, Huu-c 80 iuhurr .n 1,l-s,l,v
th' i"urth Law oi August rrVi, 10 10 o'clock 4
NJ, 1'Ii or The recommendation 81 the c"utaii zee
the candidate, whua" cNtrmatI1i shall ,!e-.iau
ihc best promise or u,efI',e-s 90 the t.ovsrlrn~
w'll - nominated
a1t,'"'s must h~ over seventeen upl uaict
tw~nty two yciis Ut ~ "a the tun- uf .ufrtucc
t' he Ac'triuy, except those - no have served m
ihr arn, uu~ year, Whn arr ch-ibL' ilr appoint
In"nt on Co the ug- oi twcrt,-'nur wears
SIDNEY PERHAM.
W,shinsiuu. ID G. Jul, u, ISgS
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tax GrrNr MUsIr Hat DEGAS. Slncc the IN.
tro,tacti"u 90 THIS noble inftrumCut, l cher stand
arr % ur-au uuTtr has b,rn prys'uteu - thc pub
lie, snd cvery Wednesday aud saturday noon. ps,-
pie form di,r,nt portions fihc country who kr,
pm 60 lc ipuruy,iag through the clty gather e.
usier 60 the ton-s Of rho grand kin oC instrument
aHi h4s thr i-se for purrr style pC O--n music,
has, Bro A d'sro tce1 er,aiej Eten tlu-c who
have Tong s5ai..i 'E3 lan., t. .,uuin 60 d.-irc
class az nu-is witS sustained chori. si.l ,uspou-
al ''sr-r'1.,s. aud H'lny Introducing iu,o their
hoinfs the NMfEtcAN oHgAN-, manufactured by
= y. 8 ~. W smith, OF Hostou, with which che
'V.".nt "vsaD Il,rr- MAJ % so Guriy rendered
iud ~uioyc, a. rhrparipr. 'Fhs., Instrument. have
ALSO Er,''lT As-isf = IN ''rvatn- 70 taste to,vlri
h',.r class Pf 'ua-is. sut have D-'n very DBri,nt
ia developing. uic -tent talent ia 'he home rir,ic.
it.-inu V,,t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-17
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ln t1t Dirisi.l ,ssrt oi tl- uit.J States, l1r She
bI.lricr 90 " ...-.
N tr matter vi 1.art" D, Drake. Iaukr-u' --
laiH IL fI si.r uoiir- that petition ht- been
rlr"s-utci o. the touTt, t.i. $3.50 3ty 90 GlY i,,.,
hy 'rnise X. Drake, ol pti... iu sand Dl.iri,t. a
laasrg Q. ptas iug that hc wHy o. decree, 20 hp,, a
fg.E ..-rh1rs irati ll hts drht- Vgo.nb'r under r
bankrupt Nrt. aud upnu rclllas Iid petition. a.
j. ordered Or the Court that a hruiug lr lad upon
tht -Iiu. nU t- i"-rt"rtA aay ut sci f. =. ID. li-
before the Court iu 70 tlauL in sail pf-f~i-f. 10
tire. O'Clock = W H7i chat notice thereof o.. pub
li-h,I ia t'tr pNiayd Democrat and tho l'orI .laG
Wee KY N-ir, nrWrIap'r- printed in said District .
orr- Wtu< foe titgrH -le.r-slN" weeks, ans ta.t
al CREDITOR aHD b-tr prIs.l t,iF U.tta asl urh ,s
T'rr.u- D.. t.f,Ft-', ulF appear Hf -liI $500. laI
r.I,. AND .hsH rII--, Sc on. tI.g E.Tr. vUF tbs
i.r-y rr o. -fli petition .4.u.f not D. granted
rs VI. \. IttF.Bt.t
Clerk 81 District court tor sa!4 Dl,tIict.
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