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FIFTH Ed TION
THE LATEST NEWS.
From the Plains-BattIes Between
Indians and Infantry A
Double Execution in
Massachusetts,.
Rte, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
Rte, Etc. Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
FROM WASHINGTON
The Indian war-A Report from General
Sheridan.

The Indian War-A Report from General
Sheridan.
Despatch TO the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-The following tele.
grams were received at the War Department to.
day from Northumberland Sherman:-
ST. LOUIS, Sept 24.-To AdjutantGeneral
United States Army.-General Sheridan reports
this day description Of the fight between his
aid-de-camp, Colonel Forsyth, and the Indians,
on the Upper Republican river. Several other
other columns are moving to the same point,
and trust the Indians wi | receive a Just pun.
1shment.
FORT HAYS, Sept. 23.--I have just heard that
the report sent here to-day is substantially cor
rect. Lieutenant Beecher Is dead and Forsythe
wounded, as before described, but the party is all
right, although surrounded by Indians, aud can
hold out, as they have plenty of ammunition
and mule and horse flesh. They have given the
Indians salty dose. Forsythe has lost Lieut.
Beeche", and DR.. Moore MORALLY wounded
killed and 1s wounded. He reports thirty.fve
Indians killed and many wounded. Forsythe
says he can whip the party and come on if IL
was not for his wounded and having his horses
all killed.
P. II. SHERIDAN, Major. .General.
To W. I. Sherman, Lieuteuant-G General.
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MA T.RIMONIAL.
Marriage of Robert 4. Lincoln.

The Washington Chronicle of thi, morning
says
Last evening, at 8o'clock, Miss Mary Harlan,
daughter of Senator Harlan, was united in mar
risge with Robert T. Lincoln, son of the late
President Lincoln. The ceremony took place
at the residence of Senator Harlan, No. SOC II
street. near Seventeenth, and was performed by
Bishop Simpson, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in the presence of about thirty persons
none but the parents of the couple and imme-
diate friends Of the family being present. There
was no ostentanon ,a or DISPLAY Whatever na upon
ized quietly and with simplicity, the friends of
the pair congratulating them at the Close and
the entire company enjoying delightful tete.d-
tete for an hour or two afterwards.
among those present were Senator and Mrs.
Harlan, Mrs. Lincoln and little Tad, Secretary
hcCulloch and lady, Secretary Welles and lady,
MIR. Stanton, son OF the ex-Secretary OF War;
Rev. J. Peyton Brown and family, and many
others. The happy couple will leave to-day on
the 1890 train for the North"
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, Sept 25-Cotton outlet at 26912 25ch. Flour
dull and declined 69i0S; Ohio ts oS@loOs Western.
Wheat easier; spring at 81 1901 rs. Corn dull and de-
clined Lei sales at 4ll4@lls Oats dun at 75e Beef
quiet Pork dull at s2s S71s Lard dull at lsss@l9zsc
Whisky quiet.
BALTIMORE Sept a5.-Cotton dull pominally 25c.
Flour more active; Howard street superne, sS 250bs
40. extra, Si0@l75 do. family, Sl2gl2sO city mills
Sl22t@l8 Western superfine. ESo@S'25: do. extra,
ZSesS r@ w Wheat arm gSoa 70 prime;
dull at St97Sc. Rye firm at sl'5O@l55. Provisions
clear sioes, le'lc shoulders, lsac.; hams. 2l]ac.
Lard, 2Ql5c,
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RAILROAD LINES.


LtNE G% 9 fhiiaasphls % the interior Of
beIisnd and Wyoming Yasys' tie North, sqhs No1th @
q
DeIot y s and streets
town AuE Ano Hil Intermediate stations ana Allen
Retaining, leaves Reading at eco r. M arriving
IN MoRNISPa Mro5RfNsnsPals ExpRRsMa, Fl glS :; M
fStiaves Pine Grove lST rama.
SiaKsrs FsIs Buffalo WEes6srre PisistSS YSra
n SsToss ss1s 4 the S.,
sad With the feSanoa asiisy siiis
sn tor MarrisbuIE etc. at Port clinton with Cats
EEmi5a. ETC. at aarrIsbprg with Northern Central
naS
ohFTsR%6SNF NFnsgP9ysi etc
At sag n oS Reading Foisyiis Harrsbars ea, eeo,
trsins for 6olnmba, esSns ec and coumoi" Railroad
town ~ az S ID Potts.
a5TiysS il 81 NJ Estarnlns leaves
p N; nT,,c, .cCo,',,o,.'
at az NJ sfooOnn 1MstouEAliON.Leavea st vi Reading
pbsdeinha his az ISi5 ~ a way stations; arrives In
in ResdinE a. SS r NJ aeipn'A AZ 'i' T. Nj arrives
a pi,1s so az saE ieaye asIrsDufg ~ Slo
Paia at r. M AiteTnoon trains leave Harrisburg q
Philadelphia at 6'45 P. n
HsrrsgnTg @ sSo9immoc,ion nd leaves Eeadlng st 7ls
Reading, with Afternoon Accommodation south st
o'S0 r. M, arriving In Phlladelphia at e15 r. M
Market traln with Passenger car attached, leaves
~ Ia6 noon ior pottsville and al Way
and all other Way Stations.
All the above trains run daily sundays excepted.
sunday trains leave fottsvile at sTe A. A.. anu
Reading At SEQ A, NJ returning from Reading at 81
p. M:
Oh EsTEh NALLEY .passsngers g
for pownlpgt0wn and INTERIM edlate points take the
pha; returning from DowningtOwn ut Gao A. NJ Zoe,
and SAB 7. M: .x
PERK1OMEN RAlLROAD,-Passengers Tor Ool-
leReville take 7oO A. ID. AND 1SO +. N. trains nom
Philaoslphis rsinrnnE from Collegeyle a. VIZ A: N.
klomen VALLEY connect with trains q Coiiegeyiiie
- NEW YORK EXPRESS FOB PlTrSBURG AND
THE WEST.-Leaves New York At A M, 90 and
M and connect at Harrisburg with Pennsylvania and
Northern CentralRaroad Express Trains for Pitts
burg Chicago, William port, Elmira, Baltimo etc.
Returning, Express Train leaves Harrisburg, on
arrival Of PennBS lyana Express from Pissburg at
and 626 A. M, 985 p. N. passing Reading at 449 and
7O8 A. M, and n40 p. M arriving at New ork 1910
and II rs A. M and 500 p. M. Sleeping Cars accom-.
panyiag these trains through between Jersey City and
M ali train ior New York leaves Harrisburg at slo
A. NJ. and 2O5 p. M. Mail train Harrisburg leaves
New Ysrk at Y Noon:
SCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAIIiROAD.-Trains
leave Pottsve at 6'45 ll.sO A. NJ. and sac p NJ. re-
p ,u-,, s,,so,,uu.
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New York stock Quotations-sP. p. M.
POLITICAL.

Not long since, General T. F. Bowie, a
leader OF the Democratic party In Maryland,
made speech at Baltimore, in which he said =
"If there be any set of men | would sooner tax,
it would be those men who furnished the means
to carry on the most unholy war in history. /
would not tax them as property, but would
because can read upon the face of these bonds
contribution 10 an unholy and wicked pur-
pose"
In speech in favor OF the election OF Gene
raj Grant at Wheeling last Saturday evening,
Senator Carlisle, OF West Virginia said that
Grant "always was a Democrat. and voted for
Buchanan in 1856; and Democrats may choose
between him and Blair, who always was au
aboitlonist."
Senator Wilson says thai he worked hard and
faithfully in Maine, but he believed the great
victory there was due as much to Mr., Pende-
toms efforts as his own. He hoped, for the good
of the Republican cause, that Pendleton may
be continued on the stump.
Several Republicans of Buffalo, N. Y, hay.
ing been severely injur by the attacks of the
Ku-KiaXes while marching in procession Hon.
d. s. Bennett, Congressional candidate, pays all
the expenses attendant upon their illness.
"A Southern ballad monger has shed new
light on the causes of Lees surrender, in the
following Verse;-
When gallant Lee, exhausted by
The victories he had won,
Gave up his sword and stacked his Arms
Ulysses work seemed done.
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS
This Evenings Quotations.

LONDON, Sept. 25-23O p, M-The financial
market is unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, sept. % 80 r. M. - Cotton
and cause dulness
Breadstufs dull. Corn easier, but not QUO
tably lower; Wheat declining, at 12s. Sd. for
46s.; Oats and Barley easier; Spirits Of Petro.
leum, to arrive, Is.
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From Canada.

MONTREAL, Sept. 25.-Owing to a rain storm
the Cricket match was not renewed to-day, and
is therefore draw. The ALI England Eleven
scored 80, and the Canadians 2S in the first
inning. The "All-England" Eleven 60 to Bos
ton to-day.
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UNPRoFITABLE AMUsEMENT.-William Cox
amused himself at Wissahickon Yesterday by
throwing stones at the driver of an express
wagon. He was under the influence of liquor,
and not being able to strike the driver, he con-
cluded to pepper the horses, which he succeeded
in doing, but was brought to his senses by the
appearance of blue coat, who took him into
custody. Alderman Ramsdell held him to
answer,
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FROM MASSACHUSETTS,.
Double Execution for Murder.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 25.-Silas and Chas.
j. James, who murdered Joseph G. Clark, on
February 2s last were hanged to-day. Charles
confessed that both wero guilty. He died hard
but silas instantly.
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STOLE CoAT.--Margaret Hughes stole a
coat yesterday, from a store at Eighth and
Catharine streets. She was arrested with the
property in her possession, and was committed
by Alderman BOnsall.
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FR1eHTENED OFF.-About halfpast ten
O'Clock last night, an attempt was made to rob
street, below Hamilton. Mr.. Meminger's family
Il out of town. An entrance was effected into
the premises through the cellar dGGGGr, and while
,eutting at the door Leading to the kitchen, the
thieves were frightened off by Mr.. Meminger,
who was sleeping i'll the house at the time. The
burglars left behind them coat and chisel.
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SERIOUSLY INJURED.-William Moore, aged
wenty-three years, while engaged yesterday in
plastering the walls of the new Germantown
Bank, Germantown avenue and School street,
tsll off a scaffold, and was seriously injured. He
was removed to his home in the immediate
neiphbOrhood,
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THE GERMAN THBATRE.-A meeting of gentle
men interested in the establishment of Ger
man theatre was held last plight. $l2,5O0 of
the amount subscribed was paid 10 the Trea.
iurer. The sum promised is 100000.
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PosTPoNED.-The match game of base ball
between the Athletic Club OF this city and the
Union Club of MOrrisania, N. Y, which was to
take place tomorrow, has been postponed until
the Sd of October.
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TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
u Principal Depot, No. 804 Oh E4NUT street.
Central Depot, No loss. FIFTH Street, one door be-
Revenue Stamps OF every description constantly
on hand in any amount
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Arrival of Shipwrecked Passengers.

New YORK, Sept 25.-The ship Jacob A.
stainler has arrived with the passengers and
crew of the steamer Melita, burned at sea.
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FINANCIAL ITEMS.
he N. Y, Herald of this morning says

The N. Y. Herald of this morning says
There was no material change in the tone OF the
nve per cent were somewhat more numerous The
general rate for call loans on mixed colatsrsls was
Government securities were as usual fsT many weeks
There is very little currency being sent westward
from this centre, and small and moderate amounts
Cities Chicago Journal et TSssssy says that msr
o
Ssa snG that .hs S for
large grain accounts are EepI It is reported active
while there strong dlsposton TO favor those who
With currency nsp % ss9s at s
remarks that the money market then was growing
easier All the Indications at this still
statements OF the national banks are likely 10 De
mace up without causing any disturbance %hSeysr
Of interest is not mprobable bu stringency is mpos
have therefore, nothing 70 fear from this source
The dry goods auction sales were moderately at.
prices were on The whole steady"
The New York tribune of this morning says
e ana ars
nnnm6er OF I per cent loans was marked up today.
there was no desire 20 lend at these Iaes 70 make
appeared in the market the seller OF gold, which,
bears has oduced great disrusI among spe
ana increased caution among money ler ders Withln
worked on The money market by hos srding, and, as
SNORT interest heavy, there ID but
llttIe donbt hat the attempt will be male to break
DOWN prices by the same that has been so sue
eessiul In the past. Wera the efec OF stringent
money &C nhnedto Wall street speculators alone It
wonla be OF slight coosequ-1o but asst experience
mas SHOWN that the meIcantlls and manufacturing
not 3ss a as S TSs vas % hSTp S year when
the pre- ssure, but imm edlate failures busin
circles; and II 10 to be hoped that Mr.. McOulloch
will not be tempted to withdraw q dollar more cur
rency from the street thar is absolutely necessary,
and thus assis, riag of speculators who have only
their own interest 10 warrant this movement at the
expense OF the business of the entire country as well
as the Government Itself bch loses large revenues
from the depreciation caused by these money
spasms. There is more demand for money at the
West and 1t Is pro Oable that there will be an In.
creased demand next week TO move the grain de-
layed by the storms"
Mrs. Stanton and Miss Anthony have
evolved "Workingwomen's Association -
and chosen the latter as delegate to the Work.
iDgmen's National Convention.
The London Times correspondent figures
as the clown in the "Attaok on Pekin, F." now
played at the Ambigu theatre, Paris.
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Davis, Stock Brokers, n
n. Y. Cent. II. ........l277s
N. Y. and Z. Il. 50LS
Phi. and Rea. II. "a
Mich. 3. and N. L. Il. 81
Clev. d Pittsb'g r.. $50
Ex. Div.
Chi. and N. w. com S731
Chi. and N. W. pref. S8LS
Chi. and II. l. R......l0215
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TILLINGHAST & Hits
INSURANCE ROOM q.

INSURANCE DOM q.
MONUMENTAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BALTIMORE.
The following statement OF the condition Of the
Company the 1eth OF September. 1868, is published
in accordance with an Act of Assembly,
CAPITAL
AnthoriZe' ..s2o0 900
raid In 100000
ASSETS.
Value OF Real Estate held by Com pany.. $50 oaOOo
Cash on 0S'9S
Cash deposited in franklin Bank of Dalti-
1880 90
Cash In hands OF Agents and In course of
7SS727
AMOUNT OF STOCKS OWNED BY COMPANY.
Is Western Maryland Railroad Bonds, First
mortgage, common, par value tl0o0
market value 100000
6Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Bonds
Second Mortgage, common, par value
$1,000 market value s65Q'Oo
10 Tennessee State Bonds, per cent 1855
and 1868, par value $1,000 market value
675000
BllIs s5773 81
AMOUNT OF STOCK HELD BY COMPANY AS
COLLATERAL SECURITY FOR LOANS.
United States $50 Bonds, par value $lOOO s7OoOCO
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds,
par value 10000
80 shares Merchants and Mechanics Fire
Insurance Company Stock, par value Sls s4l7o
Loaned on warehouse receipts for Cotton. IL $1,000
DO 90. oo' Graip..- 2,4o0 20
Amount Of assessments on stock Of Com.
papy called in, due and unpaid: will be
paid October So $4,000
Amount OF interest on Investments made
by Company, due and unpaid. ..........,,,.., $50 90
LIABILITIES.
Losses due an unpaid ................ s30o
Claims for loss In d,5oOOo
Amount OF losses paid during the year.... 22OiS'gs
Amount ot losses during the year not yet
settled.."..-"... lloo)pq
Amount OF dividends declared.....,...... 100000
All losses unsettled it is believed can be
settled for $4,000
sNOvEsG,
Amount OF cash premiums received..,... Sc 1890
Amount OF premiums earned-~.."...." 2S,176 So
Amount OF interest money received from
investments of the Company S.lll3S
Amount OF income of Company from any
other source I2s9 81
EXPENDITURES.
Amount OF Losses paid during the year,. :2O3a 90
Amount paid and owing for reinsurance
premiums ....... slsss
Amount OF return premiums, whether paid
or unpaid s477 90
Amount OF dividends paid during year.. 6,00OOo
Amount of expenses during year, including
commissions and fees paid to the agents
and officers of the Company. ............ l5,o24o4
Amount Of taxes paid by the Company. 20l5oS
Amount of all other expenses and expen.
ditures OF Company l5,2S0 95
Amount OF prorzissory notes held by the
Company as part OF the whole Of the
capital 10000
WILLIAM HUMsEN. President
S. G. HILES, Vce-President.
T. S. RRETT, Secretary.
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New York Stock Quotations. p. M.

Received by telegraph from Glendinninp a
Davis. Stock Brokers, N o. 48 s. Third streeL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

To tie Honorable the Justice. &c the sspT-me Js.
esrial tosFi, vt 10 be hodea OF PsTs ~shia
ssd far the Couaty Of O.tsrd, on I'll. th,ra
Toe..iay OF scpsenbct, A. u 1857
SOfHtA AUSTIN. of Rum6ad 10 III,
- Couats of On tod. sed = iate Of Name. w,E-
81 Loren J. Austin. 81 N,vport, Canada Ea.
resp~ctIoll, l,hei- sad giycs tht. Honorable Cosrt
'a u 'aisrmed hat ID. MS Lz~laiiy ana fi.d to
the SAD LDc-n J Ao~,'n. NJ Mexico IN sad Con.
~ 81 oxSord. on the isJh dsy IL Oelat-f. \ II.
leeS. BY BenJsnIia w. stook ven. Justice Of The
Peace. that yoar i-rll.ai. .iRee theit tuisrrasr.
rage. has sl~sis behaved hvrs-h as I.nhfsi
casste an a-cst safe tos ards the ssid lor~a
J. Asstip: 10 that The said ioo.a J. Aas,ia
Who'll, rcgsdi-ss ii b.. marriage eoveaaht add
dsiy, on diver. day. asd tinAe- SINCE the .atd N
irrnaTrIass. wa; the dsy Of Mach. A. ID
1850. ~--oe'-ted sHh and Kept company nth Ger .
tain b-~d ~umru, 90 yopf ill-liaa, we'll knsun
and behaved aud Conducted biaa..lf 10 A.. i,~d
recs -. snd sdeo-ag manner. and on tse hrs, ds,
ct December, \. ID. looo, d,-ert.d ,oas bts~lLs at
she's sss ~ss stck ssd a. q h~lpiess coadst, ION al
-ii your ift-lasni uaprov d-d ssd uae AIRED f,f ad
i'f'her soVr i-ib.n' ~oosd ssy, that the said 10.
YEA ,. Ansiie hs- been engaged "a an uni. vfut a ~
ii~xsl h<ss'scs. lad has s'l.fcd the United aaas.
kss efse t4ss. b. reasoa 81 ich hr Ia. tcl,osss
oaIls AID drseftrd your lie HAT aad sss~ -
yo..d ber kso~ ledge. tina; eaiire scpsrs ha.
isken place siibysi any probability. or even ti.e
tpesssh'hiy thai they vii ever live together avs,
ss hnstsssd and sus, ~herrfre ,osr hbrIl.at
dcem'ns reasonable snd 9. op~r. ooh,aci We "a do
uscste hsTBosy. caasisscss with tks p-aoe sna
shty OF sue cfy pays that the ban ds Of saat.
sissoay be~eeu h-TseI ssd her said hs.,a nj ~,
be sauoied, and that shs nay 10 divorced there.
IRON, ssd as da,y losad ~oah ever prs,.
SOPHIA \. AUSTIN.
Dated at Rsmford this 18Th iAy Of sept. A. II.
1851.
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Legal Notices.
STATE OF MAINE.

&L.l CovSrf OF oxroRp, 80.
To the shsria of any Cosaty in cor said STATE or
either Of his Dspasies, gr-~siasi
We Command you 10 attach the gcods estate
Of David =. Morse. of Paris. 10 said Caaa,y OF
Oxford. commorsni. 10 the vslse Of o,- ,hauss Nd
dollars, and .smassa the said de,.al.at, (if he
may he iou1d IN year preetaet) 10 appear be'orr
our Ja-iic~s 81 supreme gsdic,ai t,osft. NJ NJ
Ia be hostsa NJ Pare, ~i,h,s -a fsr our sad
County OF Oxford, "a the third Tuesday OF Seq.
tenb~r, a. II. 1857, ,hen sad there IN oar .s,d
Cs'Urt to ans~e' unto Sa-an q. morse ef Peru. an
sad Co.aly, N a plea oi libel h,t Divorce. " no
libel % folow-, TO ~h:
To the Honorable the Justice. of the sup eae Js-
dsclsi Court. 1t % b. hold-a at PARE. withia
and iot the Couaiy u OxG ,rd On the third Tee
dzy Of Scpsr-.,b-r, A. ID. 1867.
StSAN MORSE, OF Peru. IN he Co.siy OF
- osord. aforesaid. ~iie oi Dsvil y. morse, of
Paris. N sad eosa'v, respectfully hlcs and givs-
this hooorable Cosrt TO t~ uniformed that ,h. "a.
h~f'iiy MAR sed IN the ssid David 3. More, at
Woodstock. 10 said Cosntv. " Herriek Davis, a
iust'cc Of tho Peace, 90 the % DAY oi Dc~esp-
tss, A. II. iss5. and ha. hal by the ..;d DavtI
r. More ooc child, 10 ait: Everett W. Morse,
Who ~s. three years of On the 27ih dsy sf iuse,
A. ID 1907; that your lIbe'isai stsc- ths,r inter
marriage hAs al~ avs behaved her.eh az t.ithfoi.
chssis aud shcct'ossic Vie towards the said pa.
sid Morse, bs, that the said David r. Morsr
wholly Tessrdic-, % III. marriage cosenan, and
duty, On divers dave and time. .rce their .sid
~
ID 1868, at Canada, and diver. other place..
commit q the crime II adultery With divers i-~d
~otn~a, ~ho~e names sosr ltlrlt,at 20
kno~n; that the ssii David 3. Moc.c DO serted
Your hi,elssrt and ehi the hs.l Law 81 Jsns \
I'd. 1903. and hiss siare ssid time Of bis said de-
'crtsoa wholly r~fusrI 10 support vcnf hl~llsat
ani rr'os-d all communication With her: sad be
- aiso drsevter Iron the service 81 the II aitrd
Stats, and nov heyosi tho reach or keo~ ledge OF
your h''e ias'; ~hereiorr y,'ur Gs~IAa,. der-sins
Il reasonable and proper. conducive 10 dorn~siie
harmony and coasisteat With the ps aec asl nor
ALT, al socie,y, AZ well az contributing 10 b-r
hsiP'oc-s ssd ~.iiarr. prsvs ,igsi and justice.
and that she snay h~ divorced from the h,ads II
uastrimon, tvs~-~a hcrself sa.l her aid h.,sban
ssd that the care and custody ~ her son. Everett
W. Msrss. an account Of hi. tender wears, ruay he
eoDni'ied Ia your lib-llsn,. nod 10 dnty b-Daa4
vii ever przy. SUSAN q. MORSE
DATED at Peru, Juse IS, 1851.
To the dsm.g. Of the said ,lsiaiif( ms she ssy,)
the sam ~ one Thousand dolsr.. which n ali thea
and 'hevc he made 10 arpcar. With other dss ia
ag.s. Aad have voa there ihis wit With yoar
doiags thsrcia.
WIrSts'-John ArrIeioa, Chief Js.iios of ssid
Court. tina i~eat iiith day OF Jupr, IN the year
Of oar Lord thousand eight haadrcd sad
sixty-sevea.
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oEvoRn. $50 Corrt q r. ot.,s held 81 Par.
isSthia aad iof The CsHnty % Oxisrd. 90 he
thrd Tusstsy 81 Drrsui~t A ~ 1891.
hANlD l. fAREAR, Guvrdiso o. eru.ha " e..
IL SHAW. peo.oa ~ wctk mini. ~ Bark
hvit, ~ ssi oosniy baviaE psrscnied b. first -
eousi II Eaafdasshiy oi Sad ward f1f a.lossnos
Ordered. Thst the said t'-sfdfsn give notice 80
~ persoas 'Ht~Tesied ~ causing copy ofths
order a. ~ pu!ishs.i thfss ~erks sufce.stveis 10
The Oxford Democrat printed 90 Paris. thai ih~y
may sppeIf 81 Probate Court TO b. heki fsffs
o. I'D Couniy, 90 the - Tuesdsy Of Jsnssy n,sf.
II tee O'Clock BE- the frrnoon, SD shew csose %
ssy they asvs. why the sane shooidno ~ allow.
ed A. ". WALLER JBdgr.
A tfpsc opy-aue-i J. <. Hoses, RcKigsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10
Farm for Sale

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g. uiL'gs snt pasirsgr, uith an abundance 81
wood sni ~atstrd by u~vcT G,itas brook IL
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h0uss o. nes 9Th rxe~!ieai satsr ia ih- kitehsa
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Wa D. soh With rrops n ,iSstrgd. A part oi IL,
IafSh.fo esn rstnsia os a'orfgaEe.
ALSO,
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- she boihiaxs. knswa 80 the trish Ripley
homestssi. si,h thrify y0ung orchard ia teaf.
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hfos.k passing ncsfiy through ib- 81.
h~ss tso tsuas sfr o. cunvenicntiy situated
bat they ca D. uaHsi. mattsg grsni hrR,
isrIa u ds'Hri ippl, io = : GILES, GA "a.
q em'sss. great tafgsib can b. bad here as
shanEr ~ huHaess ...ks. % ,=B,,snrs % s,ii.
fsfts. ~ - 1897