davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-08-26

- Sic Semotraten BON Mtustinoum County
ma4ten am 16 Musuit ibre grnennungen. Sir Die
@eiebsebuns puroen bic prn. gouaro 8aQ uno
glias ellis ernannt; fur Yrobatridter. o. Rorte.
g8ir sratulren unierm iunsen 5reuno.:aorte 81 Die.
Ter grnennune; ct beibt bic erforoeriden Gdbis-
feiten uno mirbe benz Nmte ourd bic pinttlide unb
sewilienbafte grfIlune leinerpIidten gbre MAIDEN.
g8ir boffen. bob er ole Stimmen i'm gcuntp erbaf,
ten piro.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-08-26
- Ser Wdtb. Sames gmmitt BON Wauerll

- Ser Ndtb. Sames gmmitt BON DaperIp
1T bon ben Semotraien isines Siltritts (aoams.
Scioto, Bife uno Sldion Gounties) abermals als
ganoibat fur Den Staatsienat ernannt tuoroen.
Sr. % nj. 8. polben lit BON ben Demofraten
6es Wusfinsum unb Yerrp 9iitritts fir ben Staats=
ienat ernannt woroen. Ser Soctor pertrat Yerrp
gountp idon por feds Sabren nit Jdbisteit in oer
@eiebeebung. ..-~. ..... --
9r. @eper, Der aIs Elm iebr tidtiser Wfann
eeribmt miro, 1T bon ben Demotraten bon Belmont
gountp fur Die @eiebsebuns ernaunt tporoen.
0ie Semotraten oes @alipolis Oiitritts ba'
ben bic folsenoen tidtiaen grnennunsen fir Die
@eiebsebung semadt: Ralpb 2eete fur ben Senai
unb Col. s. 8. 0ance fir bas Saus. .
-Sie Demotraten bon 8aibinston geuntp ia.
ben Srn. 6. W. 3darbion, ibren &sprdientanter
in Der lebten @eiebsebuns, tpieber ernannt gbenit
baben Die Oemofraten BON Sieblanb @ountp ibrer
8sprdientanten, $. 6. Susbes, ueoer ernannt
| Wenn Mdnner als Vertreter beg Boltes setreulid
lire Yhiften erf0en, bann lit es eben 10 fd6n ali
,pedoienlid, penn iie oas Uolt pieoer ernennt, mi
in Den Obisen Gdlen.
| - Sie Derofraten BON Moams Gountb baber
ibren alten, tiiGtisen Heprdientanten Gol Goderil
einitu,mis als ganoibaten fur bic @elebeebuns mie
Der ernannt. ....
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-08-26

- 3uei rabitale Bldtter bon philadelphia ertld<
rem ben bortisen Staotratb vfir cine unebrli9e
Sippi6aft BON Hauf6oloen uno v8u1ies."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-08-26

- 0ie srobe Sibe bdlt bic raoitalen Stumpreos
ner in Ohio nibt ab, bas Bolt nit banbuurmarti=
gen &eben beim5uiuhen. Sie iinb idlimmer als
bic Musquitos. 8ei 80 @rab i'm @9atten laufen
bieie politiiden Yeriammlunsen bod mabrli9 aui
eine ,pabre Menidenqudlerei binaus.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-08-26

Minne5ota q mrb oieIes Sabr 90 Willicnen Su'
fael Mei,sn CUR Wsr'hiffung dbrie hatsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-01

To- the HSssr1ssr Seasir ansi Hoes Ut R'FrcsUn
ta1vrs 81 "a, State Of MaiIrs va tegtsh'uEe az
srtnhlsd
rI'HE vsdrr-,sard. siiEens of school bissrict
nua,bet thfrs, "a the town oi oNipri, -
specifically rrIs, event thai b. Ac' Il ,he Lego
,sssf- ayy,sovrd Fol uary ~. 1851. The territory
ss,,izsccd ~i'hin 'hs h1ns ~ saii School dee
hict. tagstNcr with the iuhahi' ,bsfvoH. n
eh8i,ag Nva' ,ssssos,al-sts. ~cre created a hsty
l,oli,ic aud ron-ansts d, The psuas "a The ONha''
Village CsFp~,sitsn. Nth ss,hOsity 60 parghasc
cuuss All otAer a;lyss'air'- urcsssarY 49, the en-
,ias oish,neus 4 fires: that ssta er,Pnras'cs has
b.,u 'n, osganiIe,i l has pu'rhs sed ail he 50
yaraus sissi 10 The paFssses OF tae eotfoTi
tlun; that Nu,r memo, " t~ts haVv pad ala cot-
Toratroa tsNcs a..~ss-d asatDst thcn. that thsuf
property hcs f.r tcan reservoirs hat ss'i coz
IpsEa,,sa af no b-i,s6, " itsn. Whcrso,c
they psa, that ,hcy .ad Ih,t Tosp-cs's esiairs
s'tuRtsd ~ithta the h,hn- Of ss,d District sssas
tc 80 oa Item SAID Cooperation, and a. "a du'y
bss.,G u as ever pfay.
WI wtGDwFtl..
HDt.BROOk & rEWkSRURN
CYRUS =, HAYES,
a. 4. wARpW ELL.
&C. HAYES,
4 MORSE.
NEHEMIAH MANSON
DNDtl. Ike. ., iS6,. 5s'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-01
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
SEMI-W Elk LINE.

DN sni -Srr "a, I--h loot. ,be ~. sts.ule,
" utfIea su iratrs - 81 uutd tnrt hrt 81 zee
rua 90 tlitI~s. Live G,ts hart Fsst siaA .
css4, MONDAY asi THURSDAY ,ztIP NJ
sri t.ase peer - y. u. Sevs inss every MON
DAY 80 TBb RSpAi .stsP.N
Tie UsrEJ aad rsoaosi1 are h.t-.' ri uI.h Zoe
lsrafa.f. ftIsu. o. pis+sa-.Is. iHg thts iss
f.-t convenient H com 4.., fHar or iftyrlcss
tstu.s.i N.~ N.fk sol NHts
i'.ssas4 fa ~;tit EH.a IS. CaL,4 P8s.sss : .
A~4ls rsffs.
D.aslis Eitssfl,a is ,.t irua M.a,rrsi. q o. i-r
81 ..Ii,. 80. joan. a. sHu1rs OF Ns.u-. ~hly
pre- ste rr,y.-srsi to s.ad fh-.r eight g. 3d.,
-.ssfr.r. s. .aIs fs3 D. " to 'ae days De,
Leave Iosta4a4.
- i.rT-hf Hf Its.Ifs aBg' Oh
iiINIti FOX. Gai.'. Nhltt. T.fl4u8.
J 8 tNE- P..r - b. u N-s Yatk
~, p 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-01
Public Notice.
FARM FOR SALE.

TIA well kooNs ald vaiusbi- Fassa .i,ssted
L W the town Of " ,tco. the Hsris~ tifl
$50 eslir,lp. an t'ifinyti, ovpea y ti-nr-rr ber
INV. tut recrs,iy w Brgstnin fas~ra., 'o~ dc-
Ca .ct. d. t,r .alc sad fafm enn.tsi. u si-s,'t
2ts0 sctes suit.bi, divided rto t't.ge. rsssosa
rn.l wood kas. ,heie nre - srres Of rNc~lieni
,.ilsg- bad 30 saii Farm which - nrsfiy iCNei,
6-e from -, anil rorven'cn, me l,,ik.,nE---
cuts tpr, tons ct ha,, and could casiy I've sssc 10
cut Srvruty tive tons.
The hnihiing- consist Of a iirsr dOshe houss,
porch. 49, '6hpuac Two lssru. .nd = su.t,L,, all ~
good rcttaJT; husi-e sad b,rs VEL stfpflrd with
good soit Satrt by ,rsJ sque,urt iron, u~-vet
taii,nE spTinr School iira.r about Ehv ro.i-
from the houss. Sad arm Iuits f,sbrn Mo-.
90 Corars, and -four n.ilc. troa, DiN6eld yiE,sr.
For ipIghef pafftculsts. inqn,F~ IL the suls.rFt.
l-r the premises. NANCY J. THOMAS.
MeNtc", Sept 4. iSsbS. Sai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-01
Spasmodic PietY.

\ quaint writer compares 4 certain
class OF professors OF religion 10 ".hset.
non stoves heated by shaving" when
there is liuls sevlving ia The church
they al a. once flame up aud become cx.
cssdingl, warm and Jealous. They are
ready TO ehide the pastor aud elders for
thcir colduesss AID want OF activity. Bot.
s!a, the shavin.s are soon burned out.
and ihcu the beat goes dosn as il wen,
up. They arc never seen IN tho PRAYER
rnom, OF more spiritual raselinss % the
church again, Until there IS another excite
myut. !! such people had no, souls Of
their own 70 BE- saved. they would not be
worth taking In:o Tie church They Gu
cuwber II. though they may il.c,nssIve.
receive bench. from connection with il,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-01

a remarkable account is given in late
English paper OF the escape of convict
from prison. The cell ia winch be was on.
fined had an iron door. with a lock eniiiely
on the outside. The only in,plen'snls
the prisoner had were ~ool.n spoon,
sonhe bits oil wire. and a needle and thread.
Out Of the spoon he made key 10y means
of tho needlu he passed thre'd over and
ualer the door; bits Of wire wero pushed
through the Inspection hole. and fastened
to this long thread extending outside from
top TO bottom. The key was also pushed
through. AM being fastened TO the ,bi~ai.
was brought opposite the keyhoIs by dea
trous manipulation OF the slender line.
worked gently in, Thea turned BY means OF
the wiro and the door was opened Thu,
is certainly one Of the greatest exhibition,
OF ssar aud patience on reCord.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-01

they were painfully afilsiing have ben ra,IirIis
ton % tse country tsst n public scarrely Ned 70
10 inf0rtned Cf 10 virtues 90
= rtsfloas poison h Of the most drstrurti tive
enemies % our race. oncn ihi. uns-.n and uufe,i
tenant OF De ogEsni,m sflines uhc contributors,
without exciting a suspicion of IL presence. AEatn
seems o. hrvrSi Infection throughout tho t-ty and
then on souue fsvor.lIr ,sccasi,n rnt,ii,y ,sctrtp
into one oT other OF ia hl.aus fsrins ritSg on ths
snrf1rc ~ among tbc tttsls IN the lattcr. tntrr.
heart. o. tunors forTc,i ~ ire hvcr, OF /, shaus
ns TFcsscc by csuPnons On the skin. OT foul uicsr
,ionsl q bottle % thls ssrssP@rsiia is all.
Vikablc cyru uhcn no active syTnptonas 20 disease
plants generally find immediate relief aud, -
f.zrth. cure ~ ne utc cf this StESIPtRfL-
Ii ~. a.iA..g'. F,-s. Reese Erv.spclss.
TcffsT. SAT- BAssss. Scsid Head, Riag,~urt..
so'v fpe'. SCR. Bars. and other cruViions or
porc conccalod forIns. a. DfsIpspsia. DrvJrsy.
Heart biseas.. fffs. TgbeJ'sB. NeVrsfgta.
sypsiis. or s-~srr~af ard Nercsi4fs Dts~~s-s
sf % ~ '',Sg Ss =, .s'
iiut lsag gortuuca use ef tAls u,sllcifc viii
IIoe-uf'oas. ard I.,-sie Di.sase.. arr oou,-
purifying snd itvirorasins srSci Minute II8rcc.
tla5. for each catc arr 0luud IN our Almanac sup
pl,s-i ETstis. Ehrrrssafisss md Go.f. Nsca
S,usra ~ aeetin,,iauaas of cNirsacOas uastsnrs
e'',Ir'st-. IeEytfiis. SenV,.tia'' or fnF's..
thsy onc-l 10 frcsn tiss TAntin roisons In th
. li.t~l Ihta = ans ar tRfIII e a grCat ~
sin-rT frT ne st-srxth mi visr~ - Tho systrTn
Tb.-c ~ - atr I>IsSsid husi Ji.fiess. I,.sJsos-
rruf, >fsrffssr. and frnutiryi with s~rr-sss Up
~ S.ssisfot.. ~ Fsssgs. ANY % ule arcrstnaa
svrnrinluatir % Hs-kss-s. WIN aub immediate
t'i.ff an-i vtrsr nE Cyicusc % rrttDrStiv,
power gIou trial
FEEg.tgED BY
Dr. ,. {. arEH - co, Lo~eiL Ha.s..
Prsef'eat ans .IHslyticai Cheusf.ts.
SOLD ny AL DRUGGIST, EXyttYwIfrHF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-01

How To ENrERruS GUssrs EmerEon
says Il pay YOU . excellent wife not TO
Gambler oursSlf and me 10 get rioh din.
ucr fer ,hs m1a or this woman Who has
aiigbtCd a. our gate, nor bed chamber
made ready at too great a cost, These
things il they are curious in them. ibsy
can get fora dollar 1t sHy village. But
let thia stranger zee. II he viii. IN your &C,
cent and behavior. reur heart and earnest
ness, our though, and will. what lie ctnno,
buy At any p.ice, at any village or city and
which be may Nlii travel Gay milvs and
dine sPsrely and steep hard in order to DC.
hold. Certainly. L., the board bc sprsa,l
aud lhr bed bee dressed for tbo traveller
bu, let not The emphasis Of hospitality be
in ihrsc things. Honor TO the house where
hey are nipple 20 the verge oi hardncss so
that the intellect IS A-ake and ,es~ tho laws
Of The universe. the soul worship truth and
love. end honor and courtesy flow into all
decd,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-01
BY USING ONE PACKAGE.
This Remedy has met with Errat success.
in turop-. Sud hRs cured thousand.
of the worst cases

Catzrrh cAus~. Dropping ia iiss Throat iiaELin.
and ~fltsiuE Suas5s ~ tte Head w~aA We is-aE
Dos, ns.darh-. ftgatUrss Arross the burehcza
Neafalxla. Hsrss-sss. CsnAtE, HFyneAitlt, Hears
u.sTats. Asthma. au! al4iY FufiEg ln tie great
terror % u1Arklrf-tn1N MILTON ~ui.u III
Al nHucoIst,- FEi,A e. rEE IA, S..E
Hhates-sc a geuts Geo. 4. s.c-asistu \ Co =.
HAH0'ef -. = I--TF n Co., ~ ffsaaeai 81. Bo.
ton.
pE. ~ " TT RbIs FfuFsIFrpE. - FETBSp ~
BsSfpS ~Nsr~ ~ rsrssdy nay - tested ff~t "a
peace. ~ef.i fof circular. u1t I'm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-01

Temporarily forsaken, by the young and
adventurous. for more inviting pursuits
abroad, there is already hopeful counter
attraction unioided at home aud that this
is owing to the discovery, among Us. Of in
eNhaustiblo resources for Eesl,h, which have
too long lain imperfec,ly known, and there
lore, 10 our disgrace, inAde4uaiely develop
al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-01
Farm for Sale.

CIrUATED H. iAo rl-7 SAINT ,oSo r Liver.
- rnorc. u,,r a. il,nau's FEW. c.,ui4uaiu- -
81 nice int~rvair. 10 ,rT~s sf tIit, l,nd am
10 serr. of ,noi l,ad. arIl mjNc.i wi,h crd4r and
an sbdadsRcc oi good ,aaek
Good b",llfrg-. ani ~sJ Ulicfri q i-sirrd
IS toas Of good hay. s,"l BOT Of straw anI roru
G-dthr, a,ry ,ouay Coas. and Farming Tooi-
ssy or al ~,g h.. su'i
Tor pAItieoi'r.. app, D. 30" .uh-er''-f NJ AZ.
harm, Nj. CtIAS. l.. ri SITS
S.rs. - 1893. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-01
NOTICE.

4 IL person, indebted 80 The .ubser,h.r are ~
y qasstc,! T. csH lial ssitic their accounts 9th
~ ihiry isy, i4rm date. they vin he 'ch Hf
collection.
u istuT- The tr-iss~-s VI, - ceaslDctc, Tho
cssh sy.t-sn. sssi goods - - saI the inNs,
elish Incv 80 Issy DIVA.
&. CROCkER.
lark.'. Mill. Ju.s 81 lstS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-01
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ron PURIFYING rssG moon

The reputation this ex.
Scilrns nif~litanc cufovs.
j. derived fru.n he currN.
many ~ velch are truly
marvellous invetgrate
cases u SCrcnulous ,ilE-
case, Whcre The system
esCme-i saturated wtha
corr1ipticn. have l-s-~n
pIFtdci AMI cgrcd by u.
Scuunliog= affections AMI
disorders. u hirh were ~.
Eavairsl hy the srrofl.
InuE CONTAMINATION until
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-01
SPECIFICS,

NhieN h~v~ t~ra sxfsusif ~ ssrsi IN go N~s Erg
land ~tsirs. iis pet eght rrars aud fer bitch thFy
G. m the z1i-fta farFd airaUfaEss those boo
prdtuasg zee. th~ Ef.-1f - uhich nay - sesr ir
their sot-,sstiy ioersssinf t1sinss. ssfinE rest
aSnos IN HsFtfrrd - Ysass
10. That ffaul t1s llerirgt cDusfra ctl3G Of tfr
~nsss they asfff SD prrarrre the siFNf. utrrr
tequrut chau-.vs uHrerrsssrF.
- nat tasy con ~r bfiliisEry And d!fiinrt n~s4
% ruiuur = ia c. uf yass ani comfort NOT
hltrsr'r ~rjo1sf rF spge'st- vrafefs.
% lHat b. rit'sfiai frrus shich th~ Lenses 49,.
Ffri-i it raauatarfFsI l.t8y faf Optic ,lrl.ls,s
auI - iasr. Laft sat hriillaol aud DOT Liable CD
- ..FfUs s-rafrf.s'
f-h los, th@ -arnss Ia phirh th~y aft ~ whetrsr
EHIf silver ~ steel. 90. ~ ftr l.rHs fsaIfy ari
ta.sH. f.H 20 A-autsti perfect 81 sGvFy rr-,sc
frsf 49, trs urlv Fssefa.irs that prrtrrTr I'D
~ assist tIr -iEat Ati arv chrap-st tsraus- t1a
ussi, Alsays iIsl4rE mAny yssfs sit,szi chang
bsinE u~rfssarF
Es-Or+ os thr Firz wl1 visit N5rVav A. the
store q heir sFsf tufr tr1Hihs f.r tr pHr
pc ~ htflag t.. having i.ivfeH s2hts .vbsh
sitl TO D.. f.IIr AE,Uf tlurE tls I.frrsa 30
Will - vz.tansct free ~ charge NJ not psotef.y
gtf'f
sswI FNPLD1 so rEDLtEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-01
CATARRH.
DR.. Dubois Great European
& AT \ X itH Il T. EDT.

Warranted 70 Csgs Las LoaiAson.e D,soase.
CATAEKH is ti,-sss utgls unsi-r.ts-,d b. i'ay
sieians Ia fzri many th~re csrr - Is bat
han ifys will tesftfs 90 h4sfuE ter ratffviy carri
by uttuE TrE. 1T itbf~ CNTsENH CpNI,It y u.
fatl~nis ~ go uet have 90 49, IsrFv tAsR 100
tztA a.os lcf.Ts Icy reeve D red;. eAass
haEr t-rrH r--r-t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-01

O,SpRp, ss;--At Coort OF Probate held si
Pare, ~ilhia asl Soc the County of ONfDrt. on
the thirJ Toes,laS OF pocoa.hcr. 4. u. lS6s.
Ou IA. troceosnE lr,t
Df'isrei, That the said retit5oa-r givc sotic.
so al per.oHs iu'rresu =. by causing cop, ~ he,
thTce weeks sscces,iseb "a the ONiaEd Dsnr Graf G..
pcs-PsP~r pr'Rlsd at Pssi- ~ .atd coun,y, that
they rnay aIT-rsr n, Probate CsSft 10 bc hrli at
rafU, the third Tu-sday OF January u-~t. at
tea o'rhnck w the forenoon aui skew csi,sr % any
,h-y have, ~hy The shos'li ss, D. rrau,rti--
Ths hf-, puhlicajion To - thirty cay. q, East -
10 sad i,a5c OF hcanas
An. WAIVER. JHig~.
eupy 81 ~,i,ioa and er,i-r Of CDur, Thereon:
Auost-J. =. HoENs. Res,.ier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-01
NOTICE.

4 IL psrsnns isdri'sst - The suhscriber Nv not.
90 -re...inJ, are cr,l"c.teI o. call ., ny house
aad srttc al. SAM tsisrr Jastssr, IL. lseg. OF
he, Wiil b i-6 "a other b4nl. io' eolicetion.
q a. HARRIS.
Ne~r,. Nov. 10. 1885
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-01

10 The liusor~l'i Jsdgr Of Trl.,,r WiIhia snd toe
abe tousis 80 ONh,Ed.
ftuE undrtsignri MARY G.. DEN ~ ,ros
4 MARY &. ~ nUTCHINs. rcs,.sctisil, rrI,,
MA that At Probate Coost, held nj Lpnea.
ho'z, the Essez Disiftt, sBsl state a. Nsrsnoni
ea the hrst day u August. \. II i-e2. ihe hst
VII sad TssisInsnt Of Joha Dcu~y. hate ~ Maid
'tosr, IN n CoustY Of E.-~S sud Stale ~ Yer
mani. dsosascsl. ~as dds proved aaJ ailsNc' 81
corning 10 abe laws 81 .ssd state. aud thu un'icr
succeed ~ss thsB aud ihsTr d, sa,l C',sft asis Az
frpiniesl ENscprts thereof thai -a,a John ID ~sy
died icayes N ths coiiAIJ rial estate ~hich -ezh,
To e sdmiHistsrod ppoa. and on ~hich said wi,l
Spsrstes. IA ~iG Township osu.is-resl ave ga the
f.--ih rangc. ioWn.hp nuss,her-Si Eve the fii,h
rsng-, aid hip nurni~rs-i ispsr 10 the SIKH
tsnge, IA sa,d ragaty % Oxford that she new
rfo,.ucr- asa places DE- Ia this Coui; cnt,, u
-atd Wa. and the probate thereof SHls sU,hsnt'
rstot, anl prsy- TIA, alter ,'nc prs.cccd,nss had
thcsro. .,.J WI t~ prsvc,i. slAS .s.i ani rccor,cs
- ihis Cssri, io thc ead thai e have she s@nic
iercr ssd effect as n bad b.a ot,g ,,s-ii, proved
and allowed a. tkis Co,irt.
MARY &. n HU rCHlNS.
81, W. =. Dewey. Agi
rsu.. Dec. Is. lS6s.
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ilr Is. Is6s

ia~ -i'trclIh', h.fct, s,v,s i,-.5.tc aa acc that
az Ass been duis Appreciated o., thc HsosI,i. 70
Jaigc oi F,oll,t-. tos ifr CDpa'y ot p,iarri .aa
ss'u'rJ The ,,s.t Of A'mia'sr.ias Of tA- estate %
NLONZp ~. sEAvEl. blo u SOS.
io ssit CO aiy, drossse,i b., s,y,as t,r,i a.. th~
a." dir~c's: lie therefore fc.psrsfs 81 p-lsaa,
= a. nt,lss3 O. The estate ai sat4 l-r4.-.tl t
n+ke inuvit - psY1n~at; and thu-~ wsl azv~
t0l JrHsaa's thcrc1a. Pc sNh,tft thr saln- go
~ DEARBORN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-01
De- Is. IS6s
lce Is. 1865.

Ta~ sub,cfihrs aefcbs siv.s pubJio pot,ss tha
sh- D.. b,sn tsi, appointed - "a, uao0r Aiae
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EIIZABE IIi POSTER
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4 nv c'ns q E-ilIon and orIrT u IDVTf thrTTH.
Auest--J. :. HoEAs. Re-, .ter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
n o SAN rnaNcrsCe.

SAN F%RASclsco, September Ia P. ".
Tho Liverpool wheat market has ad.
yanced ono penny.
The new steamer Olympia sailed from
New York for San Francisco yesterday.
She is intended for use in northern wa
tiers.
Three hundred and ssyenty-fve deeds,
amounting in all to $l,l39, il6, were re.
corded in August, or oue-ffth less than
in July.
A telegram from Portland says the
steamer Active sailed yesterday with tho
Seward party.
SAX FaAScisco, September l.-Busi-
moss is generally suspended. The elcc-
tion thus far is very quiet and the votes
light. Betting is lively. McCoppiu's
friends arc sanguine aud giving odds.
On the other candidates bets are oven.
The Democratic Legislative ticket will
doubtless be elected. The impression
prevails that n mixed municipal ticket
will be collected. Rosenor, the Democratic
candidate for Assessor, is leading Cong.
don, Independent. Gates, Independent
candidate for Supervisor in the 18th
Ward, is ahead Of the Democratic and
Republican nominees. McCarty, Re-
publican candidate for Supervisor in the
4th Ward, is ahead OF Cough. The
fight is mainly on the Mayor and Sher-
ih,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-01
FROM

Sacramento, September Ia gen.
eral election for members Of the Senate
and Assembly and for county officers
takes place throughout the State o-day.
In this city it has thus far progressed
very quietly, without the slightest dis.
turbance. Probable vote not over
1000, and il Is generally conceded that
most Of the Democratic ticket is ahead,
owing 10 Republican spathy. The
Democrats are sober and voting tho
straight ticket.
The stock at the Park is increasing
rapidly. Norfolk and several other Emo
steeds belonging to Theodore Winters
arrived last evening.
The remains Of the late Dr.. John P.
Sharkey arrived this afternoon from
White Pine. Tho funeral will take
place from tho St Rose Church.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-01
Nons ApoUr That Hosr.-At Ii

Morn ABOUT THAT HosE.-At the
regular meeting of tho Virginia Board
Of Aldermen n communication from the
Board Of Fire Delegates was read con-
taing tho following resolution: Gre.
solpe3, That II committee Of three be
appointed from this Board to act with
the Chief and First and Second Assist
ant Engineers Of the Fire Department,
10 confer with the committee that may
DO appointed by tho Board Of Aldermen,
to devise means for procuring a sutii-
cicnt amount Of hose for said depart
mcut. Committee to have power to APP
point subcommittee to act in con-
junction" In accordance with this
resolutions, Mayor Adams was chosen
rs one of n committee iu furlherance Of
the proposed object. That hose must
be bad.
CONTEMPT OF CouRr.-Among others
summoned as jurors to appear Tuesday
in the Dcdman murder case, was N. G.
Dole, Assistant Postmaster, Gold Hill.
Section 40 Of the United States Postal
Laws reads as follows: Assistant
pos,masters aud clerks regularly en-
ployed aud engaged in postofhces shall
be exempt FROM militia duty and serving
on jurics, and from any fine or penalty
for neglect thereof Knowing that he
was exempt undor the provisions Of the
aforesaid law, Mr. Dole did not 60 up to
Virginia until Judge Rising sent the
Sheriff after him with a bench warrant.
The Judge allowed the exemption, but
fined Mr.. Dole S25 for contempt Of
Court, in not coming when first sum
moned. Il was paid, but afterward
RENTED.
BUcKsoAnp RrDI.-Ono Of our Gold
Hill I" school marms rode in from Re-
no with Bennett last evening, time las.
She created considerable of u sensation
among the crowd Of spectators lining q
street as she dashed into Virginia. Ben
mott says she stood the trip exeellently,
and WAC anything but frightened /; in
fact she seemed to like it. Bennett
don't care how often he has such pleas
ant company. He is at their service.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-In an
other column, under the head Of NEW
To-day" see published time table, rates
Of fare and o,bor particulars interesting
to passengers per railroad. The change
of time is fully noted; also the reduc-
ton. Rcadof fare.
No Srock REroRT.-owing to the
election to-day in San Francisco there is
no Stock Board, hence We haro no reg
| ular stock report to publish to-day.
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M MELLa. YAReo ANp COS

1T WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
Thomas Mansfield, Miss Waters, Mrs ] II
Latham, children and servant; Joseph II I
Martin, II ] Mercer, Lewis Dodge, James l.
Daley, J II Courtney, Mrs Morgan and son,
Mr. Walker, Lolita Lewis, Pat Donclly, Miss
Graham, Miss Williams, John Mitchell, Mr.
Harrison, II Widrow, Antoine Alaska, Mr.
Sherman, Mr. Higgins, Mr. Yovanovich, B
Nedin, Z vucoyich, D Zed and two children,
Mr. Goldsmith, Mr. Castro.
pY WOODRUFF AND MINORS
ADcsary, ] Melville, William Holbridge,
William Jones, Mr. Carr, NJ C Kinney, W
Seymour, Charley Jinku, Charles Gordon.
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ARRIVALS ANB DErARrURK s.
ArriHAla.

Er WILLS, FARGO AND cos LINZ.
Mrs Werthcimer, Mrs Dinkelspicl, NJ Y
Cohen, Mr. Chaplain. S Hastsr, VIM Cuddy,
Geo Lowering. c Crowcll, P Mar,inetti, c
Wilkins, NJ Damarow, G Booth and wife,
Michael Carr, NJ P Booth, Geo Foster and
lady, p Mastery, Geo II Morrison. W S
Candy, A o Rose, C r Arnold, Lizzie Moore,
E Rogers, George Floyd, John Sampson, G