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Notice.

THE annual meeting OF the stockholders
Il In the Memphis and Charleston railroad
company will take place at the Chamber OF
Commerce. corner of Court and Front streets
on WEDNESDAY, August a, 1879, at 10 o'clock
ana. fau241 NJ. j. WICKS. President
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CUBA.
A gattle-The SPanlards Dsfeated-Less
1900 Kea--The Cholera and yellow
Fever AioIag the insurgents.

Nru YORK. August 22.-A Santa
90 de C4ba letter of the Sth says that
FaImaseda had arrived there from
Ravanas. which he left with two
4honsand men. On his way, he was
attacked By Cubans, and lost fifty-five
kiIled and wounded, among whom
were ColoneIs COmarade and Miguel,
and many other officers. He lost all
his baggage. cannon, and six thousand
dollars in gold.
Bodies of French troops, under
CoIopeIs Ampudia and BarraneO,
lately attempted to force their way
from Manzanilla 10 Bayamas. The
former was successful, after six hours
hard fighting, but the latter was To-
taIIv reDulsed, with the loss Of 1900
men. and fourteen cars Of stores and
eouipage. Eighteen car loads OF
wounded were returned to Manzan-
lilo.
Colonel Louis, commander Of the
second expedition landed by the
George b. Upton, died at the hands Of
the Standards and most of his com
Tnand were either killed or captured
and shot.
Major General Donate MOrnOlle, one
OF the ablest OF the Cuban leaders,
died Of brain fever near Santiago, on
June %. General Modesto DiaZ has
been appointed to succeed him.
Yeil0W fever and cholera prevail
among the troops, and there are none
in Santiago fit for service. One thou
sand sick, wounded and discharged
have arrived from there in the last
fortnight. The city is also suffering
from Want-the war supply having
been cut off by the insurgents.
SoatbsFn Commercial eonyeHiioA.
CINCINNATI, August 22.-The Joint
committee having charge of the ap-
preaching Southern Commercial Con-
VentiOn, TO occur here, determined to-
day on the best subjects for discussion,
embracing Southern Atlantic cities
and Europe, the Southern Pacific rail-
road, narrow span pier bridges, con-
tinuOus water-line communication be-
tween the Mississippi river and the
Atlantic seaboard, removal of obstruc-
ti0ns at the mouth of the Mississippi
river, construction of permanent
levees on the Mississippi river, and
the abolition of toll charges on all the
pavigable rivers in the United States,
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MAsnu,c NoTlcF

~ Memphis Lodge, No. MS, viii be held ~
this CTUESDAYl evening I'D, fnst.,/V
at 8 O'Clock, for work in the NJ. N. degree.
All NJ. NJ. s are fraternally invited.
By order of W. s. MATTHEWS, W. NJ.
BEN K PULLEN Secretary au23
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VIA -
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Carrying the United States Mall
Through in Daylight to Little Rock.
Trains leave HepsfsId Daily al $50 A..
Passengers Arrive at Little Rock
IN "a Rsurs.

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PARENTS SHOULD DEMAND
That their children use only

The only series prepared by eminent ScaaheTn
educators. and the only books tOith0lIt ogeTase
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3Os THIRD STREET,

VIZ z MITCHELL, Prime cipaI. The session
w OF 1870-7t opens on the LIST Of September
next. The course Of instruction Is prepare
tory to University course, and Includes the
Greek and Latin languages, the entire course
Of pure mathematics and the usual English
branches
For circulars apply to the Principal at the
E.hOnl-rnnrr. ant
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New Orleans.

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. August 22-FIourd su-
perfne7 s5 3 Xxx IS S0i xxx So Is. Corn,
52955c. Bran, g71zc. Hay, s5 30. Pork, S3i
Is. Bacon l55z9lS1gl914c- Hams, &c. Lard,
tierce l71ze; keg, lSs4. sugar quiet; pure lsc
aI714c. Cotton, demand moderate and firm;
sales of $50 bales; middling, I714@Hszc; re-
eeipts, ~ bales; exports 70 New York, 22l6
bales. Sterling, 21s. Sight, q premium.
CINCINNATI, August 2z.-FIour SO OO9s 3.
Wheat, 81 l2gl Is. Corn, 7597Sc. Oats, 40@45c
for new; old 5l955c. Rye, TSsssc. Barley,
Bulk meats, l3el5c; sides l5c. Bacon, l94e;
sides l79I754c. Hams, sugar-cured. 249241Ic
Lard, l74c. Butter, s595Oc. Eggs, l69l7c.
LeHlsvIlIe.
LOUISVILLE, August 22-Bagzfng 29Jzd3Oc
Cotton, Iniddlings, lS1<c. Flour, SIS IS. Wheat.
visions quiet. Mess pork s2s. Lard, l81sc. Ba-
con, l419gI71s9lS1zc. Bulk meats, l31Se i61+9
l7e. Hams, sugar cured, 241z@25c. Whisky,
10 for trash TO medium leaf.
st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, August 22.-Tobaeco Unclaimed
Cotton nominal n1zc for middling. Bag
ging unchanged. Flour unchanged Wheat
No. red fall, 81 i29l Is; choice, 81 40eel AZ
Corn, mixed 35d75c. Oats unchanged. Bar
ley, 81. Rye, 6sg7oc. Highwines 94c. PrOvis-
ions nominal. Mess pork, SO. Bacon shoul-
ders, ltzc; clear sides, Is149lS1zc. Lard
nominal
Chicago.
CHICAGO, August 2 Flour Is unchanged.
Wheat, 95g96c for regular No 2; spring, cash,
ss1zc. Corn, 1zss4c lower; 6754a6she: Oats
lz9l5zc higher; 37@HH. Rye, 70x. Barley,
81 05gI OS. Righwfnes, s2c, iron. Provisions
Hncniaanged; 10; Mess pork SIS. Dry salted
Charleston.
CHARLESTON, August 22.-Cotton steady;
uplands H15gl754e. Sales so bales; net re-
ceipts, l65 bales; exports coastwise, lOSS bales;
stock, lbs bales.
Galveston.
GALVESTON, August 22-Cotton duh and
prices nominal; good ordinary, l5,9l51zc;
net receipts, 10 bales; stock, 5225 bales.
Mabiie.
NOZZLE, August 2-Cofton unchanged; !;
middling B1zc; net receipts n bales; stock
$3.50 bales.
SAVANNAH, August 22,-Cotton, nothing
doing; middliDg H1zc asked; net receipts lS8
bales; exports coastwise, 708 bales; stock, lOS0
bales.
FereIgn.
LONDON August 2-Consols for money
9l54; account, sl5$. American securities quiet;
lO-i0s, SS; o2s, SS1z; 85's, IS; SIS, 81.
LIVERPOOL, August 22-Cotton market
active and buoyant; middling uplands, S1zd;
Orleans, g5sd; sales, 5000 bales. California
winter, ss Sd. Western 1our, 2s- Corn, No
2 mixed 3lfs Sd
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MEMPHIS CITY SCHOOLS.
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
On Monday, August 2sth.

THERE will be a regular meeting of the
IL Committee on Examination OF Teachers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-28

To the Honorable the Justices OF the Supreme
Judicial Court next To be holden a; Paris, with
In and for the County OF oxford, on the second
Tuesday of March, \. ID. 1870.
CTSAN L AINE, OF Rumiord, in our said COun
- ~ OF oxford, wife Of Charles y. Paine, of
Kumiord, aforesaid, respectfully libels amt gives
this Honorable Court Ia be Informed that -he WAS
lawfully married To said Charles \. Paine at said
Rumfofd, on the sixth day OF October, n ID 1917
by J. Webster Elliott, ESD 4 Justice OF the Peace
her name before said marriage being susan Soooi
that BY said Charles y. Paine she has hal one
child that your libellant, since their intermaTrl
age hath always behaved herself rs faithful
chaste and affectonate wife towards the said
Charles y. Paine; but the said Charles y. PANE,
wholly regardless of his marriage VOWS and duty,
hath neglected and refused 10 furnish suitable
maintenance for your libellant and the minor
children three in NUMBER although aDunuanty
able To So provide; that on the contrary, your H.
Reliant hath provided said maintenance from the
time of their intermarrage up To the present date ;
that said Charles y. Paine did treat your iDeiiant
with extreme cruelty; that, on the - day OF
January A. ID. ls69, said Charles y. Paine, dld
wholly desert your libellant without any provo.
cation or cause on the part OF your HOeilant, ana
has ever since lived separate and apart iroin her
Wherefore your libellant prays rlght ana justice
and thai this honorable Court in the exercise OF
sound discretion, il il shall be proved To be con
ducive to domestic harmony and consistent with
morality, may decree a divorce from the bonds OF
matrimOny between your said lbeilant ana her
said kus band Charles y. Paine, and that she may
have the custody OF the minor child had by SAID
Charles y. Paine; also such other decree ana or.
der touching the matter herein represented ahu
complained OF, as 10 this Honorable Court shall
seem just aud proper.
Dated at RuInford, November IS, 1889; AWE
a true copy Of original Libel on file,
Atte-t. WM X. klMBAII,
Clerk Of >. j. Court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-28

every house, and nothingis more econom-
ical. Fruit, too. is needed 10 complete
the arrangements ola farmers home.
DR.. Alonzo Garcelon OF Lewiston, was
very Glad to hear the suhjec: of planting
shade trees made a public matter. lie
related his experience in endeavoring to
keep shade trees before his house. After
they had flourished three years change
in the grade of the street was made. and
the authorities dug themup. All should
take an interest in the subject of agricul
ture. He made some further remarks
upon the importance of the subj, ct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-28
Nn4icn 0G Foreclosure.

VYYHEREAS Thomas sampson, Jr., or WOOD,
w stock, in the County of OXFORD, u.i on inc
;lIleenth day of June a. ID. 1873, 10y MS Mortsasc
Deed of that date. which Is recor,ledn the oNio'u
Registry OF Deeds at Paris, Book ", Page5 ~, con
yey To Seth Curtis. of Paris IN said County oil w
ft,ni n certain piece OF land lying IN the westerly
part of said Woodstock, being part OF Lot NO
IL. and bounded AZ follows beginning attheCb'h'
" road thence south ssl deg. west seven rous oy
land owned bv Is. c. Luryey 20 stake anu stone. I,
thence south IL deg. east five aild a'hali fous "
the corner OF a ledge; thence TO the County roaa
on parallel line with the 1rst nenti'.aeu hne
thence up said road Ia the starting poinI-'""
tanning one fourth OF an acre. moro or 'ess' "".
the buildings ,liercon,-to secure the payment "i
the sum of two hundred and fsty dollars 10 De
paid la three payments. one hundred dViints 10
be paid one year seventy five dollars IN eiSh'esh
months aud the remainder IN two years iro,h the
date of said mortgage: and whereas the saiu St.!'
Curtis ON the 25th day of November. y. H. lNi';
by his assignment uf that date, recorded ID saw
Registry of Deeds, book l3e, page -, hih hsNl;"
said mortgage dec,l anil the notes therein 'tcScE'
ed 70 Albert Gree Of said Woodstock H"'
thcreaftsrSaris GA the 10th day OF Septenut''
A. ID I95 NleSsnfe- Fay, Administrators OF t'io
estate of said Albert Green, deceased, Dy MS NJ
signment ~ o. ~ Il -, recorded In SAID oN9ru
Registry al Deceit, hook lSs, page eo did assign
said mortgage deed aud the notes therein &c
srribed, Ia ME, aud the conditions of saId mort
gag, deed having been broken, hereby claim 10
foreclose the same pursuant To the stalu'eS III
such case made aud provided. .....,,,,
SARAH L. CARTER.
Il is-O
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-28

he said, are the great educators OF the
people, aud should have a voice and as
socialed with us in our important affairs
The profession OF the farmer was then
eulogized in enthusiastic terms. ami the
lecturer closed amid the hearty applause
Of the deeply interested audience.
On motion tf Mr.. Williams Of China, a
vote of thanks was extended 10 Gov.
Brown for his excellent lecture.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-28
Administrators Sale.

NvOTICR is hereby given that by virtue OF II
~ cense from Probate Court, held ~ I ,a,,r'
within and for the County OF Oxford on tue ,''tu
Tuesday or December a; ID isOv, incIe WI, -, ,p 1
iate Cvru, Wait. OF Canton and County aforesaid,
ON Thursday, February 2Hh, 1870, ut one o,cio,k
r. 81 all the Real Estate oi said Cyrus ai., 'a.o
of Canton in said County, deceased, lnciuuihg VI.
revcrsion OF the dover therein, for the payment
nf the ju.t debts of said deceased, charges OF III,
ministration aud Incidental charges. said hen.
Estate consists OF one hundred acres OF iani win
the buildings thereon, and situated IN saiu ca',.
ton. and bounded as follows, 10 Wit: NoitheriI U!
land of Richard Mct;ollster and Harrison ban
chard; easterly by land of William Babb south.
erIy by land of Joseph {. Bennett and Ben)s,i,'
H. Daley, and westerly 10y land OF samnei h"r
OTIS NJ WAIT, Administrators.
Inn 10 Ism
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-28

To the Honorable supreme judicial Jouri next
10 be holicn at Paris within and for the County
OF oxford. On the third Tuesday Of september
urNt
1 Mos Il HODGDON. OF sumner, IN the Couu.
n Is uf DNiu i. woman, respectfully AYERS and
informs .aia Court that hC was lawfully married
AZ l.coninster, in tue Commonwealth OF Mas-a-
sets IL one Harriet y hid,lcr, then a resident
OF said i.comiastcr, un the Gitcenth day ot Octo-
Der % VT. ON the --- Hay Of October, \. ID. ~
that since said marriage aforesaid he has conduct.
,,l himself ia \ Kind rud a1cctionate manner and
a "A dutifuI husband towards the said Harriet '
Uodglon his said wife, but that the said Harriet
y. his said wife wholly regardless of her mar
r!agC vows and covenants ha- habitually al treat
ri aud neglected him, the said Amos h, and has
u,nu!Ir tel su uVCrr"n tow alts hn and dislike
10 nj, society. And the .aid lheiaui would fur'
thcr represent thai the laid Hamlet y. Hodg'loG
did commit tlc crime OF adultery " th thc follow
ing men, Ia tbe winter of eighteen hundred and
-iNt,.:sur, ~ WiGoIau, la lHe County u Cum.
irrlIua and state 81 Maine. where your hoclant
and his family then resided, to WI one -
& Crockett, Monroe Rose, - tray, and stephen
Jnnr. And Your lbellaEt would further repre-
sent ilnt MA actual separation has long since
taken place aud ,hat H. las not lived or c0hab-
tc,i N IN the sa:I Harriet y since he w. aware
OF hr~ conduct. Tic therefore prays the iionora.
hi. Court 90 decree u divorce from the bonds OF
matrinu.y brtU c,Ii han aud thr said liai Jet y.
AMO, Il. HODnDOS.
Dated ~ BucSaeld, Tai twenty ninth aay OF
July, y. ID. ISp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-28

To the Honorable Justices Of our Supreme Judi
cial Court ip bc holden ut Paris, within and Tor
the County Of Oxford on the third Tuesday of
September. \. -. lssJ
XIvILLfAM X. fhRRlS, OF oxford, In The
w COUNTY OF Oxforti, husband OF Mary T..
Farris. libcls and gives this Honorable Court to
be- informed that the eighth day OF June, \. ID.
lssyT at Otisheld, ia the County Of Cumberland,
he wa- married u the said Mary T.. Paris, whose
maiden name was MARY r. Edison, and hath al
wa,. behaved towards her rs a chasir and iai'h-
rai hus band: yet tile said Mary T. farris, neglect.
ing her marriage vows and duty, since the said
marriage ou the twenty. second day oi hprl. y.
d. ISf, at Norway, in the County oi OuoTi, com
mitted the crime Of adultery with one John Ire
dale a married man, AMI on the seventeenth day
of April. \. II. isso, deserted your ibcilant and
went away In company with said John Ircdaie,
then AMI there married man, TO parts unknown
To- your libelIsnt, and since that time. aud up TO
tho time OF ding this libel, sas neglected and re
fused To rutum or live with your libcilhnt -
wherefore your librllant prays that The bonds of
matrmuny may be Dissolved between himself aud
the said Mary +. Farris,-as In duty bound VIII
ever pray. ~
WILLIAM Il FARRiS.
Dstcd az oxford, this irst day OF September,
A
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DISCUSSION.

Prof. NJ. c. Fcrnald, OF the Safe
Agricultural College, made, by request,
some further cvplauayion Of the influence
of trees ~ raising the temperature OF the
surrounding aiy.aud also oftheir beneficial
effect in arrcs,ing malaria also referred
t. the question which is frequently raised,
if plants in the room are healthlul. In
she day they are, hut il the night the
action i, reversed, and they cannot be
considered healthy in q sleeping room.
Gov. Brown hoped every one present
would take ,hal par, orthe lecture relating
10 planting trees, home to himself, and put
it into practical operation. The valnc of
shelters OF Shrubhery to the soil of gardens
and fields cannot be oyereslimated.
b looking at the houses of our people
it will be seen that the majority OF the
farmers residences are inferior 10 others.
There is great room for improvement
here \ mans character depends in q
measure upon the condition OF his home,
and by his appearance YOU may Judge OF
his residence.
\ man is bound in every way to inn
prove every moment of his life-take this
thought home with YOU and put it in
practice.
Every Improvement by which labor is
saved is an advance in civilization, and
the greatest efforts should be made to
extend such. that all may be acquainted
with and take advantage oft.
Each town should have man appointed
to care for the shade trees in the vicinity.
If there are no trees in the town, plant
them at once-along the side OF every
road and street, throughout its whole
extent.
The surroundings of 4 home, as well
rs the interior, should be made pleasant.
a good garden Is vital necessity to
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-28
Maine Steamship COMFY
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
Semi.Weekly Line.

ON and after the 18th inst, the fine steamers
~ DlRIGO and FRANCONlA, VIII until iuf'her
notice, run follows: -.
Leave Calls Wharf Portland, every MoNDAl
and THURSDAY, at L. NJ, and leave TER 81 T.
K. New York, every MONDAY ana IHohSDAi'
at3P L. NJ
The Dirigo and Franconia are fitted up WIN hne
accommodations FOR passengers, making this the
most convenient and comfortable route ioi traVe'
ers between New York and Maine
Passage in state Room s.. Cabin Passage e.
Meals extra.
Goods forwarded to and from Montreal quebec
Halifax, ST John, and all parts of Maine. Ship
pers are requested TO send their freight To the
Steamers as early as p. NJ, the days they leave
Portland
For freight or passage apply 70
HENRY FOX Cats Wharf Portland,
JF AMEs Pier IS T.. Il. New \ ork.
ruIr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-28
Administrative Sale.

nY virtue of License from the Honorable
- Judge of Probate OF oxford County, The I'M
dersigncd, Administrative of the estate oi John
c, win sell nj public or private sale, on the pre-
miscs, on SATURDAY, the stu day Of March next
NJ one o'clock +. NJ, all the Real Estate, 'nciud
ing the reversion OF the Widows dover OF SAD
deceased, for the payment OF the Just uen', VI
s.iJ ,leccas,d. charges of administration AMI In
c,ients charges said real estate being the right
of redemption of the late Homestead OF said oe-
ceased, situate in said Norway. ,e
ELVECY l.. DAVIS.
ts-l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-28
STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, SIS AT the Supreme Judicial Court begun
and held at Saco, within and for said County OF
York, on the first Tuesday OF January, IN the
and seventy:
Upon the foregoing libel, ordered that the libel
liant give notice TO the said Charles y. Paine TO
appear before the Justices OF our said supreme
judicial Court to be held at Paris, within the
County of oxford, on the I'd Tuesday OF March,
A. ID. ls7O, by publishing an attested copy Of said
libel and this order thereon in the Oxford Demo.
crat a public newspaper printed In Paris, in the
County Of oxford, three weeks successfully, the
last publication thereof to be thirty days, mt least,
before the sitting of said Court, that he may then
and there in our said Court show cause, if any he
have, why the prayer OF said libel should not be
granted.
Attest: ii. FAIRFIELD, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-28
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Cyrus ChadbOuInc, late OF oxford
w I'm the County of oxford aud state oi Maine,
now OF Boston IN the Commonwealth ot has-a'
rhus,tts on the hgsl day OF November, 4 ID.
i~sl convened a. me by deed II mortgage % SO
cure the payment u one hundred aud my dollars
and interest which mortgag" - recorded IN The
Town Clerks Records for the town OF oNior'i, VA
the County OF oxford and state Of Maine, book ..
ua-, and = one shop standing on III" lana oi
Mi-s Franccs T.. Norton, nj oxford Village TIA the
town Of oxford and state uG Maine, and near the
siorr of franci- Holden, the same building ercrt-
81 by said thadboutuc Tor ap Artists shop. Aul
Whereas the conditions If said mortgage have
been broken. claim - lurcclu-" the same purs,i'
amt % the Laws ol this state IA such ch-c' made
and provided ,,,,.,s
oxford Jan To- $50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-28
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, 81 Supreme Judicial Court, September
Term, A. ID. lo'o
FRANKLIN SMITH va. STEPHEN QUINCY
J. T. WILCOX, LANGnOS san fER, =. -
CANFlELD, and |. ". FELLOWS
And now IL appearing TO the Court that the ssi1
defendant. are NOT inhabitants Of this State, and
have no tenant agent or attorney therein and that
the, have no notice Of the tendency OF this writ
II Is ordered by the Court that the said plainiiu
notify the said defendants OF the tendency OF .',
writ, nv causing nm abstract thereof with this order
of Court thereon, 10 be published three weeks sue,
ccssivcly in the oxford Democrat, paper printed
in Paris In said County, the last publication 70 De
ihirty DAYS al least before the next Term Of said
Court To BE- holden Paris aforesaid. on the second
Tuesday of March next, 10 the end that the shd
defendants may then and there appear, at said Cour,
should not be- rendered against them aud execution
issued accordingly.