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The Shasta courier., 1868-04-04

HAUNTED HnrsRs--We have heard various
accounts from time to time of strange noises
and curious unaccountable proceedings in the
way of disturbances of furniture, books, etc.,
in we'll known fashionable residence in this
city, which we have failed to notice from the
fact that they were altogether too strange
for belief. and not at all calculated to benefit
or agraeahly interest the parties most con.
cerned. Tie stories of late, however, have
so augmented in proportions and multiplied
in number, that they are no longer matter
of secrecy, and can hardly be made worse
even by the newspapers. Among the first
stories in this matter vas one, in brief, to
the effect that near the time of the decease of
the former proprietor, (although his death
occurred thousands of miles awav) car
riage was heard to drive up to the front of the
house, the yard gate to open, gentleman to
enter and walk up the steps, enter the front
door; and afterwards the driver of the car
riage was heard to bring in trunk and
throw it heavily down into the hall, sliding
it along with great force Others of kin,
dred nature and equally improbable, have
followed, involving innumerabe phases of
the supernatural; and it is now said that
almost nightly prodigious noises are heard
emanating from wine vault in the base
ment of the house, which has not been open
ed since the departure of the deceased pro-
prietor upon the trip from which he never
returned. The noises, however, always
cease upon the approach of inquiringly dis
posed persons. The furniture and books
are continually disturbed, and in the most
awkward and unaccountable manner These
stories are generally believed to have been
first stcirculated by superstitious servants, who
have heard incorrect accounts of the crcum
stances of the former proprietor; others,
however, believe that they have some real
foundation, and it is said that they are to be
the subject of spiritual Investigation Sec.
Record.
If we are to believe the credulous, Oak
land may rejoice in the possession of another
haunted house. What was once a tolerably
fine house, has Cor several years been vacant
boys have pelted the windows with stones
bats and vagrants hal sheltered themselves
there at night. and gloom and cobweb have
reigned supreme. OF late, there have been
unusual noises, for which, those observing
them, could afford no explanation, and they
have finally avowed their belief that the
house is frequented by ghosts Oakland
Ne,cs.
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-04
REDEMPTION FUND.

~ oIlCE is hereby given that sealed proposals,
IN directed to the undersigned for the surrender
OF County Warrants, will be received up the last
day OF the next regular meeting of the Board of
Supervisors.
f. B. CHANDLER, Treasurer.
Shasta, Apr. 4, 1868. n4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-25
uBoston yVoSi sHarket..

lrrom the Advertlser. nov ZO.J
The receipts for the week have been g.
25O bales against 1s7 bales for the cores
ponding week of last wear. The sales for
the week foot upto 613, ,000ilbs of domestic
fleece and pulled, and 100000 lbs and 240
bales of foreign. saTdJ haS To1SiggOIg 9lij bf
The market. continues quiet, although
the transactions for the week are consider
ably largeFthaH those 7ofzthe previous one.
There have been a number of manutactur-
ers looking over stocks and ehdeavorlng to
discover some weak spot in the market,
arefirm.y The stock ofifine wool is1ight,
but5with naehinefy running full time upon
light weight goods, there is no good reason
to suppose thai Fthe entires stock of
fine wool wil1not be wanted at fulf prices,
and dealers are not disposed to break down
prices or Offer any yGmateria1 concession.
Medium and coarse staple has been taken
I'M small lots, but the demand. at this sea
son is never large. Extra wool, which
comprise the bulk Eof the staple. now, in
dealers hands, is being offered at some CON
cession, but the sales have not been large.
Pulled wool has been in moderate demand,
and with a'light stock prices are well sus-
taipt d.. There has been some inquiry for
California wool, but sales are restricted by
the small iamount offering There has
been more demand for foreign wool, but
the market is not active. andtheSpricps OBJ
tanned have not been madbSpubiic. Trade
is likely to remain quiet for q few weeks,
but with all the woolen machinery in full
operation, manufacturers will need to re-
plenish their stocks before the new year
opens. Las ballI bs1isab 3. 5utni77 ,ls,t1i sdi
-Includediin the sales for the week are:
FLEECE-Ohie, Pennsy lvania and Mich
igan-L000 lbs coarse Ohio 45e; 5000 lbs
Michigan X X4S1ae; 5000 lbs Xxx Ohio 55c |;
5000 lbs do 51c; 1000 lbs No. and 3 Penn :
svlvania 49c. 1000 lbs Michigan and Ohio
x 49@50c; 5000 lbs Xxx Pennsylvania and
Ohio 55es; 5000 lbs X Ohio 4Sc;;H 1000 lbs
Ohio and Michig an 4Sc. -<@-i72'ss '2-4-'-s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-25
/, MISCELLANEOUS.
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH,

livery MAN HIS OWN PA YSBCl NJ.
y Holloway's Pills and THohoway'sj 0intmsnt.
Disorders of the Stomach. Liver and Bowels-The
health or disease of the systen-abused or debili:
physical pIostration are the natural conseqqences.
Allied to the BRAIN il is the eource of headaches.
2sShs ss 1ed
generates bilious disorders, pains in the side. &c.
an Sa
iso the stomach. and theliyer, lungs. bowels and
kIdne, psrsepte In snelr TscupeIavs per- wv, RRa re
are two Of the most common and yirplent disorders
prevalent on this continent: \ these the oint-
pete the cur eofes Bad Legs Old Sores and Ulcers
eoGsiy refused t to Yield to any ctber remedy 81
trestpent haye invariably succu bed ton fes aps
Ss E Ins shs .d SS
chronic diseases are ,eradicated, and clear and
ss T o S.
cosmetics and other toilet appliances in power
to 'disPel rashes and Other ,dtsfsurements Of the
ofthe turn Of life these tonic medieinss displays
soon perceptibis IN the health Of the patient.
ing a purely vegetable preparation. they safe
eoaaSn 81 a e d s
and Fistula-Every form and feature of these prey
o
mentations should fprecede its application. 'its
heaiins q 9uaAneslEli be fonna TO ne thofensn and
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used
Buni0ns, Burns, Chapped hands, chiiblaius. Fis-
tIls. Gout. Lu@bsgo, Mercprisll B5uptions Piles.
Rheumatism, Ringworm. Salt Rheum, Scalds,
Skin Diseases. .Sweied Glands, Sore Legs. Sore
Breasts, Sore Heads. Sore Throats, Sores Of, all
kinds, Sprains. Stiff Joints. letter. Ulcers, We
nereal Sores. w ounds of all Kinds. 1n..snilI :!
CAUTlON!-Nonea are genuine unless The words
HOLLOWAY. New loRK AND IoNDoN "are dis
cernable as Wqter sngrt ineyery Leaf of the book
of directions around each pot or box the same may
be plainly seen by holding the leaf to the light A
handsome reward will be gwen to; any one render
ing such Information may lead TO the detection
of any party or parties cOunteIfeting the medi-
cines or vending the same knowing them to be spu-
J rious.T SD OF effE fHE HEufnps1d ~ iitt
81 Sold at the, ,msnnfactory of Professor Hel-
, lowsy. so Maiden Lsne New York, and by all re.
= spectacle Drugeists and Dealers in Medicine
thrpushout t. civilized world. ,e.f{F Frs1.is 81
I n There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes. AZ - nHB s- Z sJHi ~ ~
N. B.-Drections for the guidance of patients il
every disorder are affixed to each pot and box.
jyl5-w1y -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-25
Sharif's. Sale.

Michael Esgsi ct ais s9 franklin count. .nou
TNiPURSUANcE OF AN ORDER of SALE in
i the above stated case from said court, to me
directed will oerfor sale the door of the court
house in the city of Columbus. on 71ls .dtfn
Saturday, the 2sth day of November, A. D.
-.------l 4 fi s'sseoss,. 1868, .tiH- R4u OFT
ct O'Clock p NJ, the following described real es-
The south half of lot number seven in Born i
Jenhies add tion to the city of Columbus Ohio. as
per recorded plat thereof recorded in plat record
Ne. l,lpsge lf5. being the same premises conveyed
to said Magdalena Epsel BY Noah " iggins, by deed
qasgJ STntsise ns ~ s5li "a if lsr s7ips 10 8s
Printers fees 8 IL 90. 30 sdJ 10 uu4sd .J!lGs
qyii-yje11jo j. GEORGE II. EARHART,, ad
ByJs. Bull. nefg Depatg afg @As'er oommissi0nef'o
J.W. BG1bwfN. Itt,y. si5b cd oct941dIt&wtd D
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-25
Bsltimore Live stock Market
2a4a2t ~ Nov l0I{fa 2q1TEi14

The total receipts for the week were q
053 cattle, 919 sheep and 3a75S hogs.
BEEF GATTLE-Of tfre arrivals about
200 headew shipped East without being
offered here, and the balance, which COM
prise the offerings to-day. were all sold.
The market throughout the day was ac-
tive, thoug there is no material change in
prices. 'ao.l'slsi-Ls Inca es'- '5 90
We quote old cows ana sscalawags at
So 50@4; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows SD %; fair to good stock -cattiez $40
5 SO; fair quality, beeves $6@7; and the
very best beeves $7@S per 100 lbs, the ay-
erage price being about So 80 gross. i
SHEEP-The supply during the past
week has fallen off considerably, but the
demand is limited and quotations remain
unchanged Prices to-day ranged as fol-
lows: Fair to good sheepat 31s@41ac, and
extra &c per fb gross.
HOGS-The supply this week has only
been moderate, and withza good demand
quotations are sustained. Prices to-day
ranged as follows: Fair to good fat hogs.
Sll OO9l2'o0 per looms. :, Market Iclosed
firm. VIM 90 '-'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-25
TR AID IA (,


1,lduIsNlYT TER "a, 1d2ir
That in order to supply the demand occasioned BY
our constantlyIincreasing PATRONAGE. we have re-
from European Man facturers, Aii'- w 1o'I7ti
Amounting, to Nearly $500 900.
s. hs That Ere e sell
lery, atches, albums. Jewelry of better quail
iy than any other eSnsefn ,s 10 ts country for the
lTlCLE. The best of Boston and New York refer
nees given as TO the reliability of our house and
that our businessis conducted in the faiTest and
most legitimate manner possible, and that we
give greater value for the money than can be OBJ
S1oEsn IN o5hs %sy AL Goods
Checks describing articles sold sent to- agents in
Clubs at rates mentioned below. We guarantee
every article to cost less than if bought at any Bos
ton or New York Wholesale House. -.,..+,-, -.
Our Commissions to Agents
Exceed those of every other establishment of the
kiid, proof Of, this can be found in comparing our
sae in addon to ot wbeS we i9r Smog 81 ins
better goods of the same charactef!. WewilIsend
For 4 CIgB OF 80 AND THREE DoLLARs-r doa..
All Wool Cashmere for Pants: fine. white Cosnter-
vide; l elegant 100 Picture Mcr6cco-boahd Photo.
Views; silver plated engraved s bottle Castor:
elegant SILK Fan. with Ivory or Sandal W ood
Frame feathered edge and sps9gledi, ! Steel Cary
ing Knife and Fork. very best quality ivory bal
anced handle; handsome beaded and lined Para
SOL SOL 90 yards good Print; very f9e Damask Table
Boots; i dozen fine LINEN Towels; x dozen Rogers
best Silver Dessert Forks; Ladies' large real Mo-
dozen elegant Silver plated engraved Napkin Rings
! dozen Ladies' fine Merino or Cotton Stockings
dies high cut iBalmoral Boots 1 elegant Delaine
Dress Pattern; ] Violin and Bow, in box complete:
For A CI6B OF 50 % ANo FIVE DoIIARs~i black
or colored Alpaca Dress pattern; set Lace Cur
o casos
ting Desk; solid Gold Scarf Pin: 31< yards very
ns hanSc i a9s 1sr Ts5
With sib; pair Gents Calf Boo 81 80 yards good
ladies, elegant Morocco Travelling Bag; square
Wool Shav; plain pas Norwich PSgiin ,S fDrers Pat
Uioaks; elegant engraved silver plated Tea Pot: 3
yards double width water proof cloth for Cloak
Merino or Thibet Dress Pattern; pair fine Dam
ask Table Cloths apd Napkins to match, pair
grayed Ice Pitcher; very fine ali, Wool Cloth for
ladies' Closk; web very best quality brown OF
Oi
English Berage Dress Pattern; beautiful English
Berage Shawl set ivory balanced handle Knives
WatcS Bartsts HssS soas PoftaSs ewns @aeSDs
Splendid Family Bible. steel engravings. With REQ
anu PHOtOgrdpn pages ydIuS gOOQ hepP
Carpeting. good colors pair COED Marseilles Quilt
good barrel Revolver; elegant Eur Muf and
Cape; single barrel Shot Gun; silver plated en-.
grayed bottled Revolving Castor. cut glass bot
ties: very fine Violin and Bow. in case; set ivoTJ
balanced Knives and Forks slsd7O f0l sT92h
Presents for larger Clubs increase in the same
81 Send Money by Rsaistered letter. 10 sigi
H6 Send for our new Fall Circular.
~ Catalogue of Goods sent to any address FREE
PARKER I& co,
4ni7t3 Nos 90 and 100 Summer street, Boston.
PB sepS-wl2w + ifEruiagig ss-1l Tpf.tv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-25
Probate NOtice---Settlement Of
z 69raaa Accounts. as o. agzr,rS5a' si

tTHE FOLLOWING ACCOUNTS HAVE BEEN
y, filed in the Probate Court Of Franklin county.
Ohio, for settlement, and viii be for hearing on
Tuesday, December 18th, A. ID. lses to-wit: :7i50
The first account of John Lisle, executor of Per-
cival Adams. deceased; first account of Catherine
'E .Silberna2le. administratrx of Adam Silberns-I
gle, deceased; second account of Henry Ridenoir,
administrator Of John Ridenour, deceased; seeond
accounts of Austin Funk. guardian of uh arlotte..
George VS. Edward A. and " esley H. Timmons;
secCSs1s q ann hs bifd 81
acsounts of John Bounan. guardian of AbsRlom.
"A bIaham and Elizabeth Good; third account of A..
O.iHanes. administrator of E. A. StanTey, deeeas-
ed final account of A. W !. Graham, administrator
Of =. +. Maloney, deceased fnaf account Of John
Van YORK. executor Of James Harris deceased;
final account of &. w. Pegg. guardian of William
Westeryelt; final account of Jacob Bowman, guar
G. McGufey. guardian of Laura Medary. 5lJlii r
g. u-Hf U9YS bog ffH Htvg JOHN M.iPUGH. sni i
noyI8-w2w -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-25
Sheriff s Sale.

VIM. 9; Blynn Court of eopmon oP Pleas
Thomas B. Blynn ct al9 Franklin county,
s.-a "a rr.i I'D Gin partition.) .E ~ ~
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IN
the above stated case. to directed Il will of
fer for sale ut the door Of the court house, in the
city of Columbus. on lsf.i9 -+'z liiIf
Saturday, the 18th dav of November, AID.
fSte 10 -"! 1853, rs Ilefb 55Fr
at 2 o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the following de
real estate situatein Franklin county, State
OF ONO. .t0-Wlt: rr p 0EtH .fyHH FtEiV f-tr.-f.
Lot number one q, of a subdivision of outlots of
the city of Columbus. numbers .ffty-nine 69).
sixty (60) and sixty (6i) made by Samuel Me-
Diary. as per plat thereof recorded IN book S.
534 Of the records of deeds of sid county, heing
the same premises conveyed to William Blynn by
Thomas 8. Baldwin. by deed dated April Esd, A.
ID. rle6o. ~ @i 'H-.ttt4 q ~ Q y ~
Terms of Sale-0ne-th cash on day of sale,
one-third in one year, and one-third in two years
t. ereafter with interest from said day of sale the
deferred payments TO be secured by mortgage upon
the premises sold.i =; ~ lsTlu3-t n 1tI-.
Appraised at sl2 900. =.f-,ff ~tr.frisy -f..-
Printers fees Sl3 75. . -l.
BY j. 8. BULL. Deputy. ~ 13f FIl s5il 't
j. W. BALDWIN. Atty. - loct24-d d1t&wtd q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-25
EmoIlient Cream.

THIS pELIGHTFUL ANDEI.EGANT
l. preparation. introduced last winter. having
rscelved SO many hatterlng commentators from
it again before the pubi.c, assuring them that it
Stands unfiyaled the best protector of the skin
not only imparts to the skin delicate freshness
and beauty but also copduces to its health purity
ped Hands. Face j. ps. OF RUus hness of the Skin,
i has no equsl, whiiegits soothing qualities and
ace to the toilet. Prepared only by MARBLE &
RlTSON.. lispensins. Chemists. 100 South High
street. Columbus. Ohio. noy4-deod& w4w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-25
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,

r Will Wilt sEhL0R EXCHANGE FOR PROP
acres of land near Ottawa the county seat of Put
nam county, Ohio, and will pay the difference, il
any IN cssh. Inc land is situate at the corner of
cross roads, mas house on il and twenty or thirty
acres cleared 1t is very rich L nd, and wen tim
bered wlto wsnnt ash. sugar tree and spice busch
r. ,3tl o.. LIi4A'if b.a s. W. ANDREWS. -'i
Office, corner of High and Broad streets.
Inar2-w1y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-25
H1aStoT 1aSoT1MaUs b, ii ! PosTioFYIC.. ra. i, I,.aNas

brnos 1ol 0i IWlI 70 " JaTfIJ-LdU q
.sA8hE biz 71Tis ni H1s1g9w b91
CLOSING AND, ARRIVAL OF MAILS. i ( ;,
E9hioSb JHeiissS hga ssiDyl-1 a'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-25
DIR. H. @. HELMICK

GIVES SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
VI the treatment of diseases of Eemales. There
ed with what is tern, ed female weakness. III
Hemick has disceyereda remedy that is warra mt
edt3 cure the most severe cases no mattrr how
long standiIg Ladies' can consult 1ths Doctor AZ
his office by mail. on all diseases peculiar 10 thet
sex. The strictest Privacy observed in ali cases.,
[ jo2-wly O
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-25

FLOUR-City madksXXXw white sH 25
oil 50oXX amber 80 50@9 70; Xxx red
winter $S 25@S so, XXX spring 81 5097 20;
N spring $7@775; country made XXX red
and atsber SS@S 70; XXX spring $7@6 90;
XXX $40 O0@10 rs. dsi'i1a gal g b57la,
n-WHEAT4Receipts are still light and
the market for grades OF red winter Is firm
at $3.50 for No 1, and 81 SO for No. q No.
! western spring held at 81 go. % i,3soi"ll
SOORN-Firm and i'm fair demand at Csc
for old No. / shelled; new is without in
qHfry and nominal. f1cq ssatr = nfda1
OATS--Are quiet and steady; held at SIC
for No. State. H9l2 isisH - ise -1tt taf
iRYEAThe demand Is lightg and No. I
may be quoted nominally at 81 20. 7nfefI
BARLEY-No transactions reported, and
market nominal q rsuhg -s3ni-i''t
PORK--Good demand nd steady; S26 90
for No. mess; No. 2 mess held at $25 90;
clear at $2S OO. laPFoI "a = -Elil .ii 80 -
DRESSED HOGS-The packers are not
on the market at present prices demanded,
and the market is nominal 5soei7t1 si,75
HLARDAFfrm and in good demand; city
rendered at Ice in tierces, and l612c in
kegs country do nominal at 15@l5@c.i 'i
-BEEF-Quiet and steady at $I5 Tor No.
l mess,$ l6 for extra mess. l-'34 !h p
sBUTTER-1The market for the better
qualities is very firm at 3S@40c for roll and
tubs 36@37c for firkin; common to good
quiet at a range of 28@35c. .7'5nisy"c
CHEESE-The market is quiet and un-
changed; dairy and factory, In large, lots,
held at 15@1711Sc; do in trade lots at 16@
1Sc. &C. a1Dpf7 fao5sp3 ~ .a5lHg 1-q 10
EGGS-The demand is moderate and the
market steady at $685.. othi e's ~sai
POFATOES-The market is steady and
unchanged; peach blows held at 60@65c on
track; 70e from store. 5sl 49, ie-a.it lit5s
eCIDER-Therei Is a good inquiry and the
L Sc % rral
aSEEDS-Nothing of Importance doing,
and the market nominal. -iiiii'-l i@isl'l 20
tPETROLEUM--Mar firm and better;
large lots OF refined held at 27GD 2Sc; small
lotsdo at 29@30c.1 ~. t.5yss 70 s-ifoodi SO
LAKE FlSH--Market quiet; White fish
held at Sc so; Trout $5 50.E .EA~ ssf,A s7H
SALT-Market firm aud unchanged; we
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-25
Il.at, W EsTERN RESERVE ,BANK.l -
WARREN. Quo, August 10. 1858. :

n --II Ll---f, W EsTERN RESERVE ,B ANK y = =
l1 WARREN. ONO. August 10. 1858. y, u
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
In holders Of the outstanding notes Of the late
Western Reserve Bank and to all other parties is1
teres tod that after the expiralion of six months
from this date, application will be made to the Au-
ditor Secretary and Treasurer of State, to surren
Outstanding circulation of saidgBank, in pursus
ance of the forty-h (z5 section of act EMIT ed
sAn act to incorporate the State Bank of Ohio
and other Banking Companies" passed February
-: :l8s1. II. B. PERKINS. President. !
Fl NJ. B. TAYLER, Cashier. ,-.N trr-I-4.- F.,
August Is, 1858. - - raug2s-w6m y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-25
Eastern Thrcush Mails,

Eastern Through Mails,
Yia , Steu benville ( and
Pittsbursh.. !. IA. ~.
Eastern Way Mails, q. q.
&C. .R..-........es<:.
Northwest, via Fl, w. a
c., G. &C, 4 q. r, r..
Chicago, via C.f&I. q.
CID o. R.R..si.+-s; *;
Little Miami R.R.. Thro'
Little Miami r. R., wavI
Q. o. X. r.. Newark.
ZsnesviIle Il Wheeling.
G. U. R.. Way............
c. p. 4 L., Through and
Way ....-2a2a2.9.. :
Circleville, ghillicothe 3
Rortsmouth- ,,r..-....,
anchstef, Ohio.
East " ay. National Road.
1eIVerunn WaysW ester-
sssIiaslSs sialssssy;isciif tsssIsasy;a; iad Gin.
tonville. ..
W ashington C.H. , via Har-
fisbury!- (tri-Heskly0
srrives Mondays. We'd
nSsdays, b Fridays, and
leaves Tuesdays, Thurs
d&ts9snd Ssturdnyss-. 1
Centre Village. ltri-week-
lyJ Tuesdays. THURSDAYS
and Saturdays. ~:
.b3 JULIUS .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-25

Casr& Steam Filters Tools.
- Screw-cuttng Machines, Stocks aud Dies, Drills,
Reamers and Taps, Patent Pipe Cutters, Pat
& ent and 10 ordinary Pipe Tengs9, Pipe Fises,
gers. Chisels, &c, &c. Everything in the above
line alwaJs on hand and for sale at the manufactur
er's trade rates. at
McHENRY 81 CO.'S. Z
No. East FOURTH & 16a Main street,
cTI-sep5o-wsm SaiNsz To se cENCXNNATI. Z
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21
Legal Notices.

To The Honorable Jssiiccs % the Supreme Iu1i.
cial Court pcSi 10 b. hoi,iss ai Pare, Wiihiu
and tsr the Couuty % Oxford. Ga the secou d
Ts--dsy al March, A. u. fs6..
/ lZZiE II. EVANS. 81 StOashsn, IN the Coon
Ia IL Of ONi,,rd AMI state OF NsiBs, ~,ic oG IN.
gall Evans, f.'ws'fls OF s,coehs@ aforesaid. Ian
ct paris raknoNa. rrspectiuiiy tst-e and g'Ses
this uoBofr,hic Court b. niertD-d. that che sss
lawful, nsrr .csi to the said faxsih. Essns at MI
toB IN Che State Of New Hanp-hrc, 90 he 2o,h
t,N II isp., 4 II. 1897. b, Robert Asthe-, q
JuStics OF he P.ar.. thai SouI htcsRt srce their
inis,nan,ase. has si,.aNs heaas-d herself = =
rha.,. a8,-c, ,austs aud faithful wif. toward, the
sad Iasas ESsns. ls ihs, the s@,d lag sll- ESaas
wholly rvgs~ihrss 0f b.. ihsrrtsge ons.psaI sai
siusS. divers dave an t,ncs said ,Dtet
marriage has wholly neg --ctrd oar hteuaat. sRd
has ".srt, s'noe -s't u'cTsarriAEe. prov'de'i Tor
oT contributed Ia he support Of t,,sr hi<iast s1y
tkiRg VII discover, bat ha. refv.~d 20 30 30
Asng spacr II ttusr, 4" VT; irosn the 3oh dsN OF
J'uc, \. II. 1867. TO the present time, sRd has
slp k,s !ag -psc. a. t''nc, 10 at; irosn tac &p'h
iaN 81 lone the jFi tune whoitN rcts-sl %
- -, wth ,"af hi-iliui. asa ha- Oas.aat,
iasrl - converse With Nogr bl-ll,ri snd ala, the
s1is Iagsil. Evau- has W,ckesily asd uny.-tl- lc
serted ,nST hb~ll,st srd gupc be,oad The knosl-
eigr Il ,oar ht-.iisnl; that an eui,re ,-psra ,oa
has takea phce wiihout az, prUlsb, Nv. sad even
r,--tbhtt that Ntsr htrlt,nt and he Said ais
Evan. Will ever again iive ,o -thtr a. hssbsd aai
VII. that v hb,lL,st has lad b, the sad la
gail Evan chILi. ~ ~it: m iaiaat dsag htsr .
ioar ttiasi IA oll Nv hrtri,rr y,nr lrii,ni keen.
iag II reasonable anl proper, Conducive To sA,pcs
tao harmony ani consistent With the pcac- and
morality OF -,oi.,y, we'll Contributing her
own hap, ,ae-s aod ~-lfsr,, Pra-s right and jus
t,cc and thai shr u,y h. divorced from the bead.
81 Snlirlmeny b-rtve~a hcr-.si and her rasd hus
had and thai ih- care a caste,ly of her ~a,,d
infani la hter. On aecauai ii her Irsrf age may
IL co,n,nHicd wac hhciL,ni. aad "a daIy
bouad sih ever pr1N.
LIZZIE ". EVANS.
DaisSi At Stoncham. Jan. n iS6-
Each Poster, Jr, Attorney.