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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04

NJ receive almost daily petitions and memo.
rails, asserting thsexistence of organized com.
panies Of frssdnsa, and asking the presence and
protection Of troepA and, although I am salts
fled that these representations are generally the
result OF fear and exaggerated rumors, yet the
existence OF such organizations in some sections
of the State 10 certain. Commanders of troops
and agents Of the Bureau have been instructed
to urge upon the freedmen tho absolute necessity
OF abstaining from armed demonstrations; that
they will be protected in all their rights, but
that they must not seek redress by force of vio-
lence. ~as .f-r
In order to avoid as far as possible bringing
the races in collision with each other, have ad-
vised that whenever practicable the "posse
summoned to assist in an arrest shall be of the
same race az the person arrested.
/ am, General, very respectfully, your obedi-
ent servant, o,, ALVAN G. GILLEM,
Brevet Major General, Commissioner
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04

To KEEP MEAT FREsH.--A writer in the Ru-
rh World says that meat may be kept by immers-
In the hottest weather without changing the
buttermilk. D NV
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04
OTTAWA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY, JANUARY a. 1868

connection. Thsre seems to Be- widespread BE-
lief which = dir inereasing among the freed.
men, that It'd IN Ibis State 10 to be divided
and Distributed ,nonx then, and in. some SEQ
tions a - Stats Y Illusion il :ssuning aYrss.
ioal forn, By ~ heednen refusing to contrast
~ the isxtyssz. Of - leave the premisss they
i've culiiSa611 ~ year -! -
NJ II il 10 b fsoRed that this course Induced by
evil disposed advisers, may lead to collisions the
extent and result of which it is difficult to sur
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04
r ,ASALLE COUNTY HEDGE COMPANY,
READ, LYON & HoLBERT,
aU pRopRIEToRs.
Once anlcr Fua National B,i.k ONa,-a, M,,ots

Once ufpicr IUs National B,u.k OHas-a, Waois
After several years experience IN the growing of hedge
plants and hedge fences feel contdcat that can firm,
sh as good plants in nursery (v, miles south of tts
wa, where have during the past grown 70 acres) ne
can l~ obtained anywhere aud in better don for senx
out rs they VIII be fresh from the nursery and damaged
by shipping 10 insure In growing hedge noes wa
have formed partners hip with j. II obert an Experienced
hodge grower mud nventor of the machino for setting ont tba
psn, The superior advantage claim in using this mn
chine H. that Get the pn,s AT Uniform drpth Of 10
inches in thu ground aud y doing they will not Le stpn
ted by the drouth during the st SUMMER Gas IL fen tha
cas- by shallow scttiDg) or liable 10 freeze ont ,urin t
FIRST winter md to our Patrons iec sals saving tbat @
complete fence In At least r time than hv th
crdnary method otseft'r and rnfivsng All orders proinnt
Is hllel and satisfaction Guaranteed P'o'"p~
References: Hon. VIM Rc.lk, aud Edward Eanes pros
ident of National City Bank, Ottawa I'lgg IN ' 'e''
\ 4saas vilsgnh ,;ss7lc airk E ssMS r READ. il3
&C. &C. j. ioLBERTT' Il
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13

IL curiously illustrates the efec, OF a sue
eessiui manufacture. that to day the name OF
Portland is associated in greater number
Of minds with the Steam Refined Soaps than
with any other topic. Tha, 10 the sort of
association that helps US.
Farmers and stable men will find il FOR
ihsir advantage TO adm mister occasionally
Sheridin's Civalr, Condition Powder. dur
ing the spring and summer months. BY so
doing. they can prevent d'stemPer in every
form. and will cause til. horses coat to as
sumo smooth and glossy appearance.
For the benefit OF Farmers We repeat that
small quantity Of Blood's Rheumatic Com
pound mixed with the water they drink. in
The hot weather. will proven, all i'll et-
fects
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13

e.. a. r.. SoUru PARIS Post No 23.
Grand Army OF the Rspublic. was instituted
at South PARIS on Monday Eve. LAST. by
"rand Commando Genl. Geo. l.. Bsai. OF
Norway. assisted by a large delegation
from Post No, 8. at Norway.
The following officers were elected and
q portion OF them installed.
Gen. w. X. Kin,bali. Commander.
Mai. F. T. Saw Sen. Vice Commander.
G.. A. Wilson. Junior Vice Commander.
TN. s,owell, Adjutan..
n. ii. Norsis. Surgeon.
j. +. Jordan, Quartermas,er.
c. A. Hcrsey. Sergt. Major =.
Charlie, Morse. .. NJ. Sergeant.
The Post Adjourned to meet on Thurs.
day Evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13

SAD MORTALITY. In September last.
the family OF Mr.. Uoratio NJ. Wait. Of Mex
leo. consisted OF himself. wifc and seven
children. On the i7th OF iha, month. Ella
NJ. the eldest daughter. aged Il. died. On
the 2ls, ofJanuary. Elizabeth + the mother
and vile, aged As. died. and on the 2lst o
February, ltoralio NJ. the father, aged -
died. They wero all members of the Meth.
odi,t church. Mr.. w. was an indu.triou us
and kind io~nsman- Six little ones now re.
main, to walk hic'srugged parhs-orphans.
MAY the -ini be tempered to tho shorne
lamb
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Our 7 able.

CODEf'S LAUf'S BOOK. The March number
10 received. IL osatsias st-rl plate engrssl,s en-
titled {" Bird Ca eaiugr ple,ar. tor the Iu~,uIIr.
called Hash" aud ts.htoa plate, aud pattern. OF
The latest style, be-id-. .xesiI-at reading matter
which cannot fail 10 ia,ero,t all. especially the la
dos. t'odsy snpv. hos to make q rosI live maya
rinr- Terms, ., 90 year. Aidrv.s l. A. tiodcy.
PhiL Pa.
rHE MAINE NORMAL, Zoe March, (, received.
4, IL "a -s,-llsai edIcati,uai ,d,cl both for
families asd schools, insgdlas IN. stad at q. veil
a. 'hr ssa1asr. Published by G. n. Gage Fum
inEton Ne.
EVERY SATURDAY. FOR MIres Is,h, repro.
daes. the a,aal am biat of g15i rraltas from the
e-st karop-sn periodicals..
Pabii.hcsi b. rIesaor 4 Fields Boston.
OUR BOYS AID GIRLS, Dr March .I,, is re-.
e-ivei, aHi 10 a. u.aal, gladly welcomed by the
yuaax folks.
rab'l.a-a ~ Lss q s,,p,-I. B,.,sa.
BOYS AND GIRLS WEEKLY, for March :lr
Is aisO received
fas,i'hs.i By Flank Leslie. 81 Pearl 81. y. York
TdE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINEf,r January va,
received .ai eJan-aisi ~ tho aaties Of our ~ al
srs All one o, our subscribers .eai on the none
foS Il, bat has never rrsrlseIa S.tius We have
rce-iV"d no other bat the Jiaaary aanbcr. itsan
eressiiaxir Interesting per iodIeal
Published bJ Hard asi Hoaxatou. n. York
A cossrtrurfoS,L viEv Of the late war be,se- N
the q. STATE. Ia cssss, e ls,artss. Csadset aad
R>saits.ey AlsSaatsr ~ stephens. Vice t.re.ident
OF the Ia (. Contestants States.
s,aeo it has bo.s saosa tha, NJ. stephen. In.
tended writing History OF tbs Eeeslu on th-re
h AZ ee.a q curiosity to the ~ors and -aru ~ha,
could Se written from soaihsra stan g. ,Ia, b. 4
man OF Mr. stephens ability, aud who before the
war, made suea able sp~echs. against .ec-asou.
The work will be sold By subscription. M A
c. Whitman. % B1ekaela, will canvas, the Gu a,y.
for subscribers, and deiiSys the book the nr.t o,
April.
Every Que who Il collecting library, viii want
this wOrs.
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vou.fsld FREQ Bap,i,, Quarterly

v-Ousheld FREQ Baptist Quarterly
Meeting held its February session with the
church IN Sweden. The attendance was
not large, but good interest was manifest
in ali the meetings. Revival, were report
ed in Hartford an West Bethel The Q
NJ committee on Home Missions wcr.
authorized to engage some oae To labor
with the destitute and feeble churches dur
ms the ensuing year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13
Editorial review of Portland Markets.

fof NFrk ta1tns hACu 10.
ArrLE~-Ther- 10 good demand tor choice win.
ter trSit and ihe stock not large our qgot.tion
ar Se4i ga tsieed.
BEANs- The demand eontinues to be good while
the nsfset u rathef poorly ssppll-f ruere 1.
D1ihins srliing A. lfss tnaa 81 "a v bashrt
BUrTsN -With light rrc-lpis prime table butter
has advanced. aud 4Jafj nta i A.spd Common
and Interior Iaaiiue, arc rtAsf quicker than they
have BEEN.
CHsssE The msrkst Il pretty veil soppii~s and
price, arc not qutte - lrm tb-y haze been.
baAtS-Cprn I. unchanged pGt. .caree and
higher. Ia other grsius there l. ~ change.
Hay The market ~ duif, there being bu. lltii.
demand for .hipping. Prices Of pressed vary from
80 % ~ pr too, tn latter price being paid ony for
the very bet quality.
LNED- There u great Hrmn~is and an upward
tspdsney ia The zoe lsrd.
fsopCCE Poultry h setiinx scarce anil price.
have advanced ESss are little higher. the Lent
.rsson ervaiiag a great d~mani OniOas arr -carce
and FrfB hiSh puta.ucs have tl.o sfy sncsd.
fn't tstOss fhs pgrk market l. lnito active AMI
price have advanced for all xtni-. H. -. there 10
nGi 80 much d'tns aud tHc market l. 4li~t
"",.- he demand y very mJdrtse aud there IL
10 chfhge IN Tte~- Nsauisct arrrs are cot disDo..
ed % purchase largely present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13
DIE d

In West samuer. Feb. 18th Mrs. Louisa. widow
Of Dra Solomon Dobic aged a.
ia Albany Dec. -. ME- Julia =. Fernald. aged
T. ycu-. daughter u q " and MARY Feruad
In Turner. March LIT, Capt. Orrcn Whitman aged
- YEAR, 7ms.
Mr. Jemima Durgain, Of Porter, departed this
life tie Athult. aged a. YEAR. Mrs. Dnrgain ga a
woman ~ navy Virtues, beloved h. all her neigh-
Dor, peaceful citizen dutifJl siir. and faith.
fnl mother. Inough her life was CHARACTERIZE b.
strict moral inteSuY. she did not give Ter heart
the savior uhiii short time previous to death Nh~n
sire sought aud f1uud the Pearl % great price."
add after palntsi sickness passed o. fmphsntly %
the siyrics OffsFadise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13

Down among the dead men, are, N, i,i moasent,
Thousands who might have been alive aud well had
they used the great iife pre.er,cr, Plantation BIT
tiers. Lat the living lay tn the hes thst they are
the hes, known remedy for all dyspep,ie Complaints
stomach arrangements. ana general debility. A. a
delicious cordial eombin-d with great tonic virtues
their equal cannot be found.
Dslieais Females, Ciergymen. Merchants, Law
yeri an persons Of scirntary hAhits-partioai2ry
those VII weak and sufi.r with mental depres-
sion. re krcatlY benen ted by thee biiter..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

Thr celebrated DR. DOW cpn'tnuc. to devote his
entire tins 10 the treatment Ut all diseases incident
% the female system An experience OF twenty
three year. enables him to Guarantee speedy aud
permanent relief In THE worse OF Suppres-ion
and all other Menstrual Dcrangcsncnts. from Whist.
ever canss All letters for sdvic. must contain 81
Ofhce. No. Enioott street, Boston.
Is. Board furnished to those who wish to re.
mAia uai.r treatment.
Boston. June y, 1850. lyr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13

MAINE CArTLE. Mr.. Thopas Reynolds
OF Canton. sold tso yoke Of cattle, raised
from calves, to Morrill, Il Farrar. OF Buck.
field. las, week. for $685. % cash One
pair. years old. girib feet 10 inches. the
other years old. about feet. They have
always been worked. and were logging all
last winter. 1t is worth the while to raise
such cattle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13
~ BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Cour, u The UoiisJ STATE. Tor the
Disl fiet Il Msine.
~ the MISTER 81 i.esa ief I Barker. B1nkrupt
The unrersiznrd Ei,as ". Garter, hereby gives
notice of his appoiainsH - assigBee 81 be estate
Of Lesndef r Bake Of Bethel, 20 the oouaiy Of
Dxh 81, ~ said district. ~hO hss ieen sdjudzrd
is,sstsp, rpo" be oNa petaioa. by the Di.tfiot
Cart a ssi disttict.
D.i-i lt Bethel. The 81 dsy of Mach A. ID. +,
IS6s B. ELIAS NJ. CARTER. Assfznee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13
Turner'S Tic DouIourcuy or Universal
Neuralgia Pill.

IL self certain and speedy Cure for Neuralgia
and All Nervous Diseases. fhe scVerest cases are
completely and permanently cured in a very short
tilnr Neuralgia in the face or head q. utterly baa-
i-hrd "a frs hours. M form Of Nervous. Disease
sithstaRds its xic iufnsncr IL ha. the unqualI.
he'd approval Of many eminent physicians. IL COP.
iains nfi N nJa rtOas 10 the d.lieaie syetrm
Sod every sh~rv. sent r~c.ipt Of 81 81 and tw,,
postage samp-. TURNER co, igO Fremont Il
Boston Mac, Propri-tors. Boston July 1, IsJ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13

Mira =. A. Allea's Improved thew syle) Hair Re-
storcr or Dressing, I'm one botte)-r~o weeks trial
and you have the guarantee that Won win not have
. gray hair In yoor hssi. The natural color aud
b-saty RESTORES. and q and iuxariAn, grow IN
10 the resulI- We hear this spoken by those who
Who have used u, and ~ predict host of friends
foe the Improved preparation. aud We src happy to
state the pres 10 only Que Dollar Per bottle Every
DruKylst sell. IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13
N A r r I E D

In AtbHny. Fsb. 4th, by Rev B Lursin, Mr.. Ran
Dan Cammiags, Of Albany and Miss Litgfe whe.lsr
Of Bethel.
10 Portland March 7ti by Rev J. r. Hswe- Joha
u. Davis, Of RamtOrd. and MARY Beck. % Boston.
Ia Hiram, Jso. oh. b. Rev. X. Dunhsm. ~
bridge Webster Of Liminkton, aud Miss ABBY =
Phlnoey, O( GOrham.
in Albany. the Iih, by Rev : L. could Mr.
Amos Is. Bean, 10 Miss Angie Cumming, both Of
Albany.
la CDrnl.h. Dec iith BY Rev. Albert Cole, Mr.
Charle. = WsdsSorth. u Hiram, 10 Miss Evelyn
VI. LIBBY, Of Paf.ou.held
In Porter, FEB 27th, By Rev X. Akinson, George
p. Sttcr add Miss Olive Chapman, both Of =.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13
r. r r. Railways Ready Relief

Il the cheapest and best family medicine in the
world. Tho mom.nt 10 Is u.e, pain ceases. "a cures
Rhcumstl.m, Neuralgia, Biiious ChOlie, indamma-
ton OF the khn~ys, almost ms tAntiy. 10 seiE led
with sudden Colds. Coasa', fadp-axl, Dipth.ria,
NOsrsensSs. Sore Throat. Chilli. Fever AMI Ague,
Nercuriai Pains scarlet Fever, &c. sc take from
four 90 -tx of tiadsaY's Pitts and also take a tea
sp~onfai OF the Ready Reilsi la gia.s of Wa
ter, sscctrned with sugar horny bath tle throat
heat the chest with Ready RrIici. (in Aie Inter
nttrat Fever battle tne splac also In the ming
you Will bs cared.
MAGNOLIA WArEg.-A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne, and at half tn. price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13
CAUTION.

TINS - to c-utien az rer-os- rofa tfu.ting Or
| hs,tsyiaz Nsliy NcL,aghiir 20 say -, what.
ever 4r .r, t.rsa.f. t- l 1tre mt1@ fniiis pfuvi.
.-1. o., 1,I tI u, booze u.u. -1. is H.es6
ss.,f. OF aFa .at -aaI ..y sJ 1-lt, Of BE-, con
tfscuuz sHcr tbis .ste.
JAMES MeLAUGHLIN.
Dirsed, March 9. 2ses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13

fOk NOS-RErEN ZION or INCONVENIENCE OF
urins, trritataa tndsnm alton or alteration OF the
bIsdisr OF kiney-, disease. Of the pro.tat. blaud
stone. ia the bladder, cscgi1s gravel brick dust
deposits, aud all dis-a,es of he bladder kidneys
aud dropsicat sseiilnxs
CsE nELMHDGD FLUID EXTRACT RUCuU.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13
Brighton & Cambridge Cattle Markets.
For week ruiiBg Msr,h4

BgrvEs- Eytra quality. 80 SOdi6 90 first DUAL .
tty, % 400 ~ do, " 5J4 800 t,lrd So M 40
Bito ~ 10 D. On the total Neizht OF bde .taitos
and dressed fsef
Poorest grabs % cows. bulls. SC. ss4io.
N1REtNg pXEs-s i1J % IN hand. steers AGO
90 80. ~ little sbptr titeir value tesf
MiLcH tpVvs-ENua, S-0si0D, OrflaTry 1915
Hrf-is fVoJJ.
ssEEr- Sorbera -5B5 iev .. eSirE se.lc y .. (.
b. tlIe head, 600
SAILS OF MAINE CATTLE.
No sales OF Malice oxen reported. owing 10 the
storm stock reached Cambridge unui tuesday
afternoon, asd bdyefs took hoi eArne.iiy ths,
there VA Al advance on good beef cattle II one
quarter 90 obe.haif cent. The arrival Of a large
stock on that day caused decline, that prices
are pow about they we're last week. fhere q,
nothing startling, 20 report.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13
To CONSUMPrlyEs.

The Rev. EDw NBD A. WILSON will send free
OF charge to AL sho desire It, the pcescr ptiou with
the dircrtion- Tor making and nE thu simple rem
eiybY xhtch ne NS'cIrcd ut long Affection aud
that dread disease Consumption. His only object
1. To bearnt tue afflicted aad he hopes every Krcr
will tfy this pre- -crptiOn, 10 viii the moth.
iGg, And may prove a blessing. Please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON.
No. las soath sesoad Str-et, wlIlisnsoaTge New
York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13

MANHOOD AND YoUrHFU C. vtGoR ARE re
gained By HELNHpLD's EXTRACT BuCuU.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
By HELMBOLp's EXTRACT BCcHr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13

:. u. 4 ~ W. sMIrH's kuFEtcAS ORGANS
Al our leading mssicians sre unanimous To their
testimony relative 70 thr excellence OF the dne mus
iosi merits q thee beautiful aud opslar instru
meats. MANUFACTURED BY Me,srs. snIih, q Boston.
Their quality Of tone :, much adaired befsg reson
ant lise The pip organs fui and sweet ooutaininE
r'eh snf expressive variety ZOE Home music. and
Erest dcp'h ant volume % tone FOR charcb~ Ssbtath
.''is. tr lre rfrs4. cub .t.. .l. ltf1sfit 8ir
.trtrs'', snt IL upiy oryarHss loo af,ef axc,'iIng
To- ta- -..H'.' sd other f,ta arysa.. an.- the at.
di"on " the supef-octavs eouper gives double the
power Of ordinary iB.irvtn.ut. -Consssstloualist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13
Special Notices.

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
aud viror aud blood the pailid cheek
Debility IL accompanied by m,uy alarming symp-
toms, aud It trcarrn' NJ Il sub,nited to- eonsumI
ton, Insanity, or epueptie nts ensue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13
The Scotch Thistle.

When the st.Aithiy approaching Dane stepped
upon the thistle, he cried out with palm. aud the
Scottish camp was saved. Let ali sho have injured
By pci-oaous compounds Of saieratu. givotae alsrm
aud save IN, community. Pyi.'s salsrs,s. 10 the
only pure aud ssic article Always put up fun
weight.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13

HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BCCHU Is
pleasant 10 ta.t ani oIOr, free from all Injurious
properties, asd irnH aediafc In tts action.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13
D. w. WIGHT, N. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
WEST SUMNER. NE.
March IL 1868
Administrative Sale.

NOTICE i, hereby giren that bv vir,u. Of a
~ iic-sse from III. H1n,rabic Jstigr Of Probate
Court ior Oxford Coun,y. ,hsre ~ b. exposed FOR
sale al the dwelling house whrre reside, ia the
t'wa OF N-Nico, on Saturday, tie 2Nh day OF
April. 1858, at QUE O'Clock IN he afternoon, So
much Of the Hume stead Farm Of Jousthsa Mitch
ell. Ia Of sal Mexico. in the County Of Orio,d
deceased. a will produce the OF four huucr ~
do'sats. Tor the payment OF debts add ,neiden L,
charges Of sale.
HANNAH r. MITCHELL. Aam'x.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13
Freedom Notice.

TVS q. 70 etvE NorY That on the fifth
i.y ~ March, hnnn uHn', 1853. wsu.st
IN Bankruptcy was i.-e against The estate Of
Wa. w. Smgh ~ D,yd. ~ she County Of on
G,sd, nod B-.iso,s y|ili'- u iaiustry. IN the
Coroty oC Fr,sI,;s slais OF Ns,oe. ,.bo bs,s
been sdindred B,nypl' on their own p-iition;
that th'p,vsent oC'v cent ana delivery Of any
psope,iy l-eL,na,as such lIsnkrupt., 10 them or
Ior theiy u,,. &c transfer of sny property by
tb.,o AZ, eeb;I4by hw; that = nectine 81 the
e,ct;,or, q, IN. tsnkrups-, ~ prove ibr,r del,s.
AMI a. .hoo.. To- more ss-tsrees Of their estate,
HI.t.tf Il Iuuit of Haut rrpicy, 10 De- bold.
-, a. p.,s ~ Seth Nay. Rcr.-faf o. the 4,h
I,,..8.s .pu'. A, -. 1865. tt tcu o'ciock
Oih,e oi Gry Wu-pn.
CHARLES CLARK,
IL Marshal, ss Messenger, Diet Of Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13
Wisconsin Hop Roots

sSSSS
v order to supply the great demand for Hon
l. Roots. Tor trsn-piss,rog IN this State the -n-u.
iag Spring. the subscribe, has made .rrsng enc. ts
To rseeive direct froA, wiseoasin all the Roots he
may require lie ia. easpIDyed i,n ay-at 90 rem n
on the grsued where thew ara raj sed. AMI wi n
h~ssb ssersss al. pack.ag and forwarding di..o,
b. Express, la Ma,a-.
The WISCONSIN HOP is allowed by oil
dealers To lie the
Best In quality raised In United States,
aud CON nsnis the hishe-s price n all the S,.s-s
and Iron actual teal the past season proves be
the bret adapted tor tran r this Stste ~
any Roots evrs vsr here.
These Ras will he cu, ia Sine, aud doae AN
in smell bundles. each Bsads .uii ,,rn, f.r ph.w-
iag FfFTY HILLS, (esght huedrsd hii,s 20 The
acre - The u,t rrstnrri ior pis",ios). ant de
hvrred in season Cor use this Spring. Es.sy Bar.
Ia obtain these Roots osiers must be received
by the -ui-c'i'r OF h,s authorized agents. When
ever ORDERS are tskca NY agents. th- Roots ~ be
Delivered oS sA'i agents, .theswise by mo at my
resisience.
An persons desir,ay me to s.rr;.h them with
Root-, will give their orders insmsdssfelv, Tor a.
soon as po-sibIe), a, I easss e6sais tAes. snIess
ersered rsAis a givsa Tim.
Remember, these Roots can he depended ueon,
provided only they do not "winter. KILL" in Wis-
coasin, aad the prospect - w that they wiE lie
Ia excellent order there 10 a large assoun,
of .oow the ground.
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BROWN. Wes, Paris
TEKns, cish ~s deEvesy
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West Paris. Me-, Feb. I. 1858.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-03-13
STATE OF MAINE.

Sts,emen, Of co-ts in Criminal cases slIo wsd by |
the Saprcme Judicial Court, and County Commis. /
s'nocrs, 6r Oxf1rd Couniy, during the year 1867
SErTEsstR rs J. CooKr
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-03-07
COnStable'S Sale.

RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSU-
- cd out of Justices Court, in and for the
9th FOWL ship of Calaveras county. on q
Judgment rendered therein. on the 7th day
OF August, A. D. 1865, in favor of F. p Sar-
gent and A. Vroman, and against G.. A.
Mead and J. E. Mead. for the sum of one hun
dred and seventeen (SI17 SOY 50-100 dollars,
in gold coin, damages. and eighteen 1918 0O)
dollars, costs of suit, and to me directed and
delivered, have seized and levied upon the
one undivided half of the Newton i McLen-
nan Ranch, being and situated in the 7th
Township of Calaveras county and State of
California, lying on Bear Creek, about five
miles above West Point, and bounded as fol-
lows, to wit: on east by Clayes' ranch on
west by Forest Mill Creek. and on the north
by the North Fork of the Mokelumne river !;
also one frame house on the south side of
Pine street, in the village of West Point; aud
notice is hereby given, that on
Monday, the 9th day of March,
A. D. 1868, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and 4 o'clock P. NJ, in front of Nc
Lennan's Saloon. in the village of West
Point. Calaveras county, | will expose for
sale, at public auction, to the highest bidder.
for gold coin, all the right, title and interest
OF the above C. A. Mead and J. Mead, of,
in or to, all the above mentioned and de-
scribed property, to satisfy said execution
and costs and all accruing costs.
Witness, my hand. this 18th day of Febru-
ary, A. ID. 1868. CD McLENNAN.
Constable in and for the 7th Township.