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Amber Back Combs,
Your choice for 30 cts, at
Oxford County Dry Goods Establishment
Non-Esesident Taxes.
In the Town of Denmark, County OF oxford, Nc.
for the year ISIS

In the Town OF Denmark, County OF oxford, Nc,
for the year loos
The following list OF Taxes on the real estate Of
non idcnt owners in the Town OF Denmark for
the year i-,-s, la bills committed tu m fcs-cudcu,
Collector uf said Town. on the 9Th day OF July,
4 II. ISIS, has been returned by him 20 me a. re-
naming unpaid ON the Sd day OF July, lSaj9, by hi-
certificate az that date, and nov remain unpaid I;
and notice j. hereby given that Il the said t2N's
aud interest and charges are not paid into the
Treasury OF said Town within eighteen months
from the date Of the commitment uf tie said bills.
so much of the real estate taxed a viii be- suili'
CCnt 10 pay the amount due therefor, including in
tcrr-t and charge. viii without further notice, be
sold at public Auction at the Sclcctmcn'- once,
in sail Denmark, on the twcnty.siSth day of
February, \ II, ls5o, AT four O'Clock L. VI.
Dyer and Walker or owners unknown, part Of
Boston Hll tract ~ acres valued nj sl00, tax due
~ ~; deficient highway tax for 1884, returned Ia.
Isaac Dyer, or owners unknown, part OF Boston
III tract, l61 acres, valued ut sllt0, tan AZ
deficient highway tax Tor l~'I. returned sl0 -.
WILLIAM r. DAVIS, Treas.
Denmark, Aug u, lsd9.
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Maine Steamship COMFY
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
Se,ni-Weckiy line.

ON and after the 18th inst, the fine Steamer.
~ DIRIGO and FRANCONIA, will until further
notice, run a follows:
Leave Calls Wharf, Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at z. NJ, and leave Pier Is T..
K New York, every MONDAY and THURSDAY,
at L. NJ.
The Dirign and Franconia are fitted up with fine
accommodations for passengers making this the
most convenient and comfortable route for travel
ers between New York and Maine.
Passage in state Room So Cabin Passage o.
Meals extra.
Goods forwarded 10 and from Montreal, Quebec,
Halifax, 81. John, and all parts of Maine. Ship
peTs are requested To send their freight to the
Steamers as early T.. NJ, on the days they leave
Portland.
For freight or passage apply to
HENRY FOX, Calls Wharf, Portland
j. +. AMES, Pier IS Z. K New York.
July O. 1873
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Every horse breeder and owner should have it
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Commissioners Notice.

rENIlE undersigned, having been duly appointed
i by the Honorable Judge of Probate within
and for the County OF Oxford, Commissioners Of
Insolvency on the estate OF Cyrus Hayford late OF
Hartford in said County, deceased, hereby give
public notice that six months, commencing the 81
Tuesday of July, A. D. lsG9, have beg allowed
10 said creditors 10 bring in and prove their claims
and that we will attend 10 the service assigned TO
nj the store Of James Irish, in said Hartford on
the last Saturday of November next and the 10Th
day of January, 1870, at 10 O'Clock \. vi.
DANIEL PARSONS,
JAMES IRISH
August 18th, 1869 Commissioners.
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Very Fine WHITE LINEN,
For Ladies' use, at the
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NON RESIDENT TAXEs.
In the Town Of Hartford, County OF OK
ford. Me-. for the year a. ID. 1868.

The following list of taxes on real cstatc Of non
resident owners, IN the Town of Hartford, for the
year ISIS in bill, committed 10 Moses Alley,
Collector of taxes for said Town, on the 18th day
OF June lSs;s has been rctm ned u me as remaining
unpaid on the lith day otJun 1852 10y hiscertii.
notice i hereby given that IL said taxes and in.
tsrcst, and charges not paid into the Treasury
OF said Town within eighteen months from the date
81 the commitment Of said bills, so much OF the
real estate taxed will bc sufficient 20 pay the
amount due therefor, including interest and
charges, will. without further notice, be sold NJ
public auction AZ the Town House. in said Town.
on the lot day OF January $50, At o'clock L. VI.
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Commissioners Notice.

WE, the undersigned, having been duly appoint
w ed by the Judge of Probate for the County OF
Oxford, TO receive aud examine the claims of the
creditors of Josiah X. Hall, late of Mexico In
said ounty. deceased, whose estate Is represented
insolvcnt, give notice that six months commencing
the twentieth day of july, A. d. 1869, have been
allowed TO said creditors 10 bring in aud prove
their claims, and that we will attend 10 the service
assigned at the Office of l.. II. Ludden in Dixfeld,
la said County, on the first Saturdays OF Septem'
Der and November A. ID. 1869, and on the last Sat
prday of January, 4. ID. 1870, from ten O'Clock n.
NJ 10 four clock L. NJ.
JOHN Il. MARROW,
WM. W. WAIT.
Dixield, Aug. Is 1869.
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Farm for Sale.

STTUATEp az Rumicrl Corner, within a quar-.
) ter ct m;lc OF school House and Il mile of
three Westinghouse.
II contains thiry.tlvc acres OF good Intervalc
Land. and has a tWo-stpTy house, well finished,
with I'm connecting the barn, and \ Blacksmith :
shop upon Il. There j. young Orchard, SugUT
Orchard and house. good pasture, plenty OF wood
AMI timber
There j. Il daily mail from Bryant Pond
For further particulars, inquire Of the owner.
GEORGk y. RAY.
Rumfor,l, Aug I, lS5g. Il
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Non-Resident Taxes.
In the Town of Greenwood, County OF oxfor
Me, for the year 1868.

In the Town of Greenwood, County OF OXFORD,
Me, for the year 1868.
The following list Of Taxes on Real Estate OF
nonresident owners In the Town Of Greenwood,
in said State for the year ISIS, In bills conmited
10 Chas L. Packard, Collector of Taxes for the
town of Greenwood, ON the 22d day of June, iss
has been returned 20 me as remaining unpaid on
18th day of June 1859, as by his certificate OF that
date, and now remains unpaid and notice Is mere
Inv given that IL said taxes interest and charges
are not paid into ihc Treasury of said Town with.
In Is months from the date of the commitment OF
said bills so much of real estate so taxed as VIII
GLIDING interest and charges, will without further
notice be sold at public auction ut the store OF
William Bennett, in said Greenwood, on the irst
Monday in January, $780, at O'Clock IN the after
noon.
Nonresident lands lying in the south part OF the
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Farm for Sale.

N Woodstock. containing one hundred acres Of
L land-2j acres wOodland.-lt cuts ~ tons OF
hay and Is under good cultivation
Also, Farming Tools, and two horses, one
COW, - yeaTlings, one wagon, and one sleigh
Apply 20 MOSES SWAN.
Woodstock, June 81, ISi9. II
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Freedom Notice.

This may certify that have given to my son,
DANIEL H. McALIIsTER, his time 10 act and trade
for himself during the remainder Of his minority,
and that viii not claim any of his wages, nor
pay any debts OF his contracting after this date.
w. o. MCALLISTER.
Attest: III. UPTON.
NORWAY, Aug lG 1Ss;9
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

The undersigned hereby gives public notice that
George jackson OF Waterfront in the County Of
oxford, ON the ri day OF March, A. ID. lsSI, by his
deed Of Mortgage OF that date, duly recorded in
Oxford Registry, book l29, page 10, conveyed a
certain tract of land situated in said Waterford,
being part of lot numbered eight in the thirteenth
range IF lots, and fully described in said record,
To Eliakim MaNfeld and on the 2d day of May, 4.
II. lsiI, Horace MaXicld, as Administrator on the
estate Of Eliakim, transferred To me all his right,
title and interest in and To the above described
mortgage, which transfer Is recorded in Oxford
Records, book III, page AS; and whereas the con-
dtions of said mortgage have been broken, here
by claim To foTecl0se the same in accordance with
the statutes in such cases made and provided.
JEREMIAH WOODWARD, JR.
Waterlortl, Aug. II. lsiJ.
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FARM PROPERTY INSURANCE,
DETACHED DWELLINGS,
AND THEIR FURNITURiE
DIR ECTOR RS

SAMUEL 7. HERsEY, Lumber Merchant.
AMOS VI. ROBERTS, President Eastern Bank
WILLIAM H. SMITH, Lumber Merchant.
wILLIAN MCGuvERY, Ship Builder and Broker.
GEORGE X. JEwETT, President I'd National Bank.
HENRY T. PRENTIss, Lumber Merchant.
GEORGE sTETsON, President lst National Bank.
=. g. DUNN Ashland, Lumber Merchant.
THOMAS j. STEWART, Vice Consul of Portugal
LrMr-FL BRADFORD, Bradford, Hatten \ Co
FR,SKLIN MUzZY, Treasurer Muzzy Iron Works.
AFRAID THOMPSON, Director Eu. & y. \. X. u. Go
JONI = CHADWICK, Secy Bangor VI. F. Ins. Co.
ISAIAH SrErSoN, Stetson 4 Co, Lumber.
AUGUSTUS u. MANSON. Mayor of Bangor.
FRANCIS VI. SABINE, Prcst Bangor VI +. ms. Co.
JOHN \. PETERS, Member Of Congress.
JAMES IfrTLEFIELD Ship Broker.
NATHAN c. AVER, y. c, Aver & Co, Lumber.
JOSEPH W. FREES, Frcesc Wiggin, Insurance
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such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and CousumptiOn

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Probably never before in the whole history OF
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Although settled Consumption Is thought in.
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SO generally are its virtues known mat we need
not pblish the certificates of them here or do more
than assure the public that Its qualities are iaiy
maintained.
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yyNHE MELLEN BATES FARM (sO-called), sit
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May IL. Buckneld Village.
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Nourish your land and it will nourish
you.
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Freedom Notice.

This is to certify that have relinquished TO my
son, JOHN l.. DARLINGTON, n minor, his time to
act and trade for himself from and after the first
day OF August next, and shall claim none of his
earnings and pay no debts of his cont acting after
that date.
PO DARLINGTON.
Witness: ISAAC RANDALL.
Peru, June 80, 1859.
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Sizes, II, A. Il, u ,. q, p yards, received this
day, at the
Oxford Co. DRY GOODS Establishment.
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UNNIEI1 TNhHVNoi ItcHN'
Hartford, Aug 10, ls69.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, February IA, 1869,

.ts WASHINGTON, February Ia, 1859.
General Grant has spoken, and to some
purpose. Comments here are various, and
his remarks are generally conceded to have
left quite as much room for speculation as
to his Cabinet appointments and policy-in
o party sense--as existed heretofore. One
thing is very certain, and all here who
know General Grant admit it: he will De
his own master and submit to no party dc
tations when he enters the executive office.
The tenure-of- Office law was not directly
alluded to in his short speech to the COM
mittee yesterday, but there Was On evident
thought Of it in his mind when he asserted
very, plainly that if his officials did not
satisfy him in the performance Of their du-
ties he would not hesitate to remove the'n'
What the Senate thinks Of that remains 10
be shown. That body certainly evlncea
very little disposition to repeal the oDno1.
ious law, notwithstanding it is believed thas
Grant would be glad to have 1t STRICKEN Oh
the ststute-books.
The nomination by the President OF
Lewis Dent to be Minister to Chilli, while
the occasion Of very general surprise, was,
! hays heard, no more surprising to any one
'hAn knc IecipAcAs nAaaseii, fiuu ~ ~ o
that he does not desire 1t to be confirmed.
Different constructions are put upon the
meaning Of the President in making this
nomination. One idea is that it is for the
purpose of showing that be has no personal
feeling against General Grant (vbo is bro
-her-in-law Of Mr.. Dent) or his rclati yes or
T. T.. Perhaps the President dezires TO
liiehus - neral Fitzpatrick, or may be- to
Be. liu VI W. ."ssion Of the Senate, aA'G
thereby secure the conn. ~a' t VI Edo ro N
the nominations which have neen Ita 10
which there ere known to be no real oGTe'
Synpa
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Porter and Lewis Lindsey ON their
Travels.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
MANAKIN, February Is, 1869.
Charles Porter, the miserable and noto-
rious carpet-bagger and negro candidate
for this congressional district, and Lewis
Lindsey, late conventiouist, made speeches
in our little village to-day; but the eolored
population, from some cause, were not pre-
sent, and did not turn out els the "honor-
ables" anticipated. Hunnicutt has usually
received the attention Of four or FIVE hun
dred OF the newly constituted soyereigns;
to-day there were not more than fifty pre-
sent. This man Porter has considerable
Of the dsmagogue about him, and one would
naturally judge from his speech to-day
, that no is Of the lowest dregs of human
i depcavity. Everything he said seemed to
have been prepared for the purpcss Of poi
soning the colored mind and exciting their
prejudices against the white population.
He did not discuss the merits OF the late
constitution, but declared it to be the ablest
and best official document that had been,
or would ever be, submitted to the voters
Of Virginia; declared that the committee
Of nine were planning to subvert and over
;, n the Republican party in Virginia, and
t u ..ax .nstroy the eolored mans rights,
! tn ~ .h., ,hog ba,' failed that the consti-
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tuition as iscame from the legal hands Of
the Convention would be submitted to the
voters Of Virginia, end be sustained by
10000 majority. - $50. sy7a /.
Lewis Lindsey, after Porter concluded,
took and occupied the stand, though 90
not feel at liberty to disgrace the columns
Of your valuable paper with such aeomi-
nable nonsense. I feel fully convinced that
he will never accomplish wonders for OF
against his party unless the work can DC
accomplished without the aid Of brains;
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railroad Mee&iDg-The New MeVe-
,,ene-The GutkEotiae-Chsap Corn,

yn,Iroad Mee&iDg-The E@W McVe-
.nene-The Gsstklotiae-Chsas Corn,
DC.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
WISE COUNTY, Va, February 3.
Russell court was largely attended al the
February term-last. The committee sent
by that county to the Kentucky Legislature
TO enlist the cooperation of that great State
in behalf of the Pound Gap and Saltville
railroad. in Virginia, and the Harrodsvillo
and Pound Gap railroad, in Kentucky, made
n most cheering and gratifying report, ana
the large and eager crowd OF so!io men ana
sturdy old farmers seemed ready to lend q
willing hand in furtherance OF this grand
rcheme. which il destined to develops the
richest coal fields on the continent. Different
counties wererepresented, land committee
consisting Of Major Joseph L. Campbell, Oh
Washington; William B. Aston, OF Russell;
Alexander Stuart, of Smyth Major A. ..
Norment, Of WISE and James Kendrick,
OF Scott--was appointed to recommend
suitable time aud place; whereupon they
selected Glade Spring as the place ana the
18th of March as the time Of holding their
convention with view to organize ut once
and commence the building OF the road. In
a conversation with the President OF the
Saltyille Company he Informed US that the
popsumptiop Of wood was enormous, costing
over $50 900 annually, and that with coai
be oould reduce the sum to S25, 900, which
would enable him to lower the price OF salt,
and thus drive from Virginia oil foreign
competition in that great article. Inc
presidents of all the railroads IN Virginia
are invited.
After the railroad meeting adjourned
there was grand mass meeting OF the citi-
zens on political topics. Resolutions were
offered sustaining the position OF the us,
Datch by Mr.. Aston, which brought ou'
almost all of the members of the bar IN O
regular Shaving, cutting, and slashing dis.
custom; and after very incorporate ano
stormy debate, the resolutions TO express
approval of the action Of /" the nine " were
almost unanimously carried. ;,
The guillotine is in full play IN husseil
county. Gladeville was thrown into excite
ment on last Friday by the sudden appear
ance of the executioner, and when M
commenced to ply the axe, and head AFTER
head rolled from the block, his wicked anC
malicious old heart seemed to have gloate0
over the opportunity thus offered to satlatt
his vengeance upon tried servants to whom
en- honest lchHe constituency had conhdec
their interests.
The county of Lee is the richest of our
counties in grain. The corn crop last year
was unusually fine. Corn sold last week
upon IN execution, for cash OF ten cents per
bushel-good merchantable corn, in Turkey
Cove, Lee county. Thousands Of bushels
can now be bought at twenty-three L
thirty cents per bushel. The wheat !!
looking well. The citizens are quiet and
industrious. Our weather is fine for th'
time Of year. The farmers are all pushing
on with their operations. The prospect 0
having railroad has revived us. Witt
many warm wishes for your success we are
as ever, yours truly, 1ohh'
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pETERsBuRG LETTER.
r,orresnondence Of The Richmond DISPATCH
n,sreEssrSe MISUNDERSTANDING OF sA'
JOHN WILCOX.

PETERSBURG, February 10, 1867.
A most distressing casualty occurred On
lanes river last Saturday afternoon lllIie
below City Point, in the accidental crow S wa
inr Of Mr.. John Wilcox, grandson Oh ou la
late s toynsman John V. Wilcox. 1t appears
that he and Mr.. Thomas Rutiln, son Oh Ea-
mupd Ruffin, Esq, Of Hanover, were re- e.
turning in a sail-boat to their respeSo.i,ss
places Of Hundred land and
Beechvood-when sudden squali OF Tlna
unset the boat, precipitating both OF 'he la
Into the water. Mr.. Wilcox sunk TO rise
no more: while Mr.. Ruflin succeeded III
reaching the shore. At the last accounts
Mr. willcox's body had not been recoTers ssi
He was about thirty-fve years OF age anu
during the war served as signal, oi1cer on
the staff of General Gordon, in which posi-,
ton he won the respect and esteem OF all
with whom he was connected.
The city is very quiet to-day, not TO say
dull. When the cotton market ID langula
the depression seems to be felt in every de-
partment Of trade. D.
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FURNITURE, &c.

UURNLTURE AND MATTRESS WARE
q ROOAS.-We have now in store IA two OF
those large iron-fc0nG buildings opposite the post
Office tine most elegant stock OF CtAABER, PAR
LO2, AND DlEIEG-KOuM FURNITURE that
has been offered ia this city for many years.
Also, MATTRESSES CT all kIndG manufactured
in this city, aud At very low nri.cs.
All parties wanting goods in our lire VIII had
the prices 70 SUI. the times.
Furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED.
HASWOUD s. HITTER,
opposite post-oilce. Main street,
&c y -- Richmond.