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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-08-05

OXFORD, sat- Court of Probate, held at Pa
ris within and for the County Of oxford, on the
third Tuesday of July, A. ID. 1870,
ON the petition OF SARAH III. THOMAS, Guar
dian OF Frank =. Thomas ct A., minor heirs
OF Merrill Thomas, late of Byron, i'm said county,
deceased, praying for license To sell and convey
at public sale, one undivided third part OF the
Homestead Farm of said deceased, situated in By
ron, In said county:
Ordered that the said Petitioner give notice TO
aIl persons interested, by causing an abstract of
his petition, with this order thereon, to be pub
lisbed three weeks successfully In the oxford
Democrat, n newspaper printed nj Paris, IN said
County, that they may appear at Probate Court,
to be held at Paris, on the third Tuesday of Aug.
next ut 10 O'Clock In the forenOnn, and shew
cause e any they have, why the same should not
be granted.
All. WALKER Judge.
A true copy-attest; j. ). Hobbs, Register.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Jndge of Probate, for the County OF Oxford, and
assumed the trust of Administrator OF the estate Of
MARY c. TRACY, late of Franklin Plantations
in said County deceased, by giving bond as the
law directs: he therefore requests all persons VINO
are indebted 10 the estate Of said deceased To make
immediate payment; aud those who have any de'
mands thereon, To exhibit the same to
GRANVILLE l.. TRACY.
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TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Augusta, July u, 1870.

TREASUREHs OFFICE.
Augusta, July 10, 1870. J
nURSUANT 10 chap. G, section "a Of the Re,isec
Statutes will at the State Trcasurer's Office IN
Augusta on the seventh day OF September next, nj
eleven O'Clock In the forenoon, sell and convey 10y
deed 20 the highest bidder, all the interest OF th'
State In the tracts Of land hereinafter described
lying In unncoiporated townships, the said tracts
having been forfeited 10 the State for STATE taxes
and County taxes certified to the Treasurer OF State
for the year 1895.
The sale and conveyance Of each tract will b,
made subject 10 tight IN the owner or part owner
whose rights have been forfeited, 10 red. EN- ths
same nj any time within one year after the sale, by
paying or rendering 10 the purchaser his proportion
OF whA; the purchaser paid therefor nj the sale, with
interest at the rate OF twenty per cent per annuir
from the time OF sale, and dollar for lease; or
SUI swuer may redeem his interest by paving rs
aforesaid To the Treasurer OF State, rs provided u
chap q, section 50 of the Revised Statutes.
No tract however, will BE- sold at apricc less than
the full amount due thereon for such unpaid STATE
and county taxes. interest and cost described In
the following schedule:
I'm.
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ScrofIlOus poison J. one OF the most destructive
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without exciting suspicion Of IT. pre- cnrr Again,
II seems TO breed infection throughout The hodr and
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
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Giles may be suddenly deposited IN the lungs vs.
heart, or tumors formed In the hyer ~ " shows
It's presence by eruptions the skin, foul u ar
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syphilis or yensreaf and NercWI'iHi Dise6S"'
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ris, within aud for the County Of Oxford, on the
3d Tuesday OF July, A. ID. 1870,
ON the petition OF II. Z. DAVIS, Executor Of
~ the estate ofJoSEPH PRAY, late OF Wood
stock in said county, deceased praying for license
TO sell and convey much OF the real estate OF
said teststor viii produce the sum Of four hun
dred dollars for the payment of debts and Incl
dental charges:
Ordered That the said Petitioner give notice
To all persons Interested, by causing an abstract of
his petition, with this order thereon, 10 be pub.
Iished three weeks successfully IN the Oxford
Democrat, n newspaper printed nj Paris, in SAID
County, that they may appear NJ n Probate Court,
to be held nj Paris on the third Tuesday of Aug.
next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, and shcw cause
II any they have, why the same should not be
granted.
A. III. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-attest; j. S. Hobbs, Register.
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DxroRp, 81 Alta Court of Probate held at Paris
within and for the County Of Oxford, on the third
Tuesday of July, A. ID. 1870,
an the petition OF DENNIS w. COLE, Guarci.
~ an Of Prank j. Bennett, minor he- Of Frank
Bennett, late Of Greenwood In said County, de-
ceased, PRAYING for license To sell and convey one
half OF the Homestead OF the said Frank Bennett.
situated st .Lockes Mills" In said County, to j.
c. Tibbetts at nm adv ambiguous offer Of 800,
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice TO
all persons interested by causing an abstract OF his
petition with this order thereon. To be published
three weeks successfully In the Oxford Democrat,
newspaper printed at Paris In said County, that
they may appear at Probate Court TO be held at
Paris in said County, on the third Tuesday Of Aug
next at ten O'Clock In the forcnoon and shew cause,
IL any they have, why the same should not be
granted.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-attest: j. y. HoBBs, Register.
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OXFORD. So.
TTYAKEN ON execution, and will be sold by Pub.
l. lie Auction, on MONDAY, Aug. 2sth, is.o' a.
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, ut the Office o! D I.
Gibson in Bethel, In said County. all the right In
equity which Gardiner ". palr!mple. Of Albany n
July, 1870 nj ten O'Clock In the forenoon, to re.
deem the following described estate; situated h;m
Inv Elijah X. Morrill,, Sept 18TH 1851, by his deed
thereof of that date, recorded with the Oxford
Records, book $50, page $50; also the same con
viewed by Josiah y. Wheeler, and being his home
stead farm in said Albany, aud being subject to q
mortgage deed given by said Dalryinple and MS
wife Lucy N. DAIRY mple, to Robert A. Chapman,
TO secure the payment Of sl7t.s5. payable sbo IN
six months. and l24s5 In one year from date 0,
said mortgage. Said mortgage deed Is recorded
In book LIS, page AS OF Oxford Registry. Also,
the said Dairymple's right 70 redeem from rignt
sold to Ceylon Rowe by Cyrus Wormeil, on tue
2lst May, A. ID. 1870, being his right to redeem
certain premises from mortgage deed gwen py
him to John r. lIapgood said mortgage deed
dated Oct sih 1861, and recorded with the oxior''
Registry, book kT, page 100.
A. b GOODWIN, Deputy Sheriff.
Bethel, July I, 1870.
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A true copy-attest j. 5. HOBBS, Register
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-13
NalcyOu Deys.

The poetic imagination Of the Greeks
threw the pretty myth Of the halcyon
birds around the short and dreary days
Of midwinter. For seven days before
and seven days after the winter solstice,
these birds brood over their nest, which
floats upon the sca. lEolus guards the
winds, and not sephyr ruffles the waves
while they bear unharmed. tho precious
treasure committed to their trust. The
season 10 dear to sesmen, for over the
placid sea the ships are safely borne to
their destined harbor; no clouds obscure
the sunlight, and no tempests disturb the
the deep. Serenity and repose reign in
the heavens about and on the waters be-
meath, while in their floating cradle the
mythic birds are being warmed into life.
Ceyx, the King Of Thessaly, and son
Of Hesperus, the morning star, marries
dalcyone, the daughter Of Eolus, god Of
the winds. They love eachother devo.
teddy, but over their life a happy change
comes. Ceyx has the misfortune to lose
his brother, and the sad event is followed
BY direful prodigies, indicative of the an.
ger Of the gods. He determines tv make
q voyage to Iona, to consult the oracle of
Apollo. Halcyone, with sad forebodiugs
Of coming i'll, is inconsolable for his Dc.
parture, and with tears and sobs bids him
farewell. Her presentiments are only
too true. A fierce storm overwhelms the
ship, and Seyx sinks beneahh the waves.
Meanwhile HalcyoDe watches anxiously
for his return, makes ready for his arri.
val, dresses herself in gay apparel, offers
frequent incense to the gods, but more
than all to Juno. She pIays constantly
for his return, and that during his alb
fsence be may remain true to his love for
her. At last the goddess, moved by her
distress, sends to her vision, which re
veals to the sorrowing wife the loss OF
her husband. In the morning she goes
to the sea shore, that she may look upon
the spot where she last saw him, and borne
by the waves, the inauimate form of Ceyx
approaches the shore. She throws her.
self into the sea, and as she falls the pity.
ing gods changed them both into birds.
There is a moral in the charming allie.
CORY. 1t is poetic and enduring tribute
which, renewed as often as every succeed.
ing winter sun describes its short course
in the sky, as often recalls the Greek up
probation Of one Of the noblest chsrac
teristics Of humanity, the devotion and
love Of woman. The world recognises
the truth of the fable in the epithet
"halcyon days." which it hestows on sea
sons Of peculiar peace and on its quiet
aud happy hours. The expression is
also applied to seasons Of spiritual repose,
as:
20 magic sleepi o comfortable bird
That broodest DER the troubled sea Of the mind !
Till It is hushed and smooth"
The great epic poet has also paid his
appreciative tribute 70 the fable of the
Halcyon in his Hymn to the Nativity:
"But peaceful was the night
Wherein the Prince of Light
Has reign Of peece upon Tho earth began
The winds with wonder whist,
Smoothly the waters kisr,
whispering new joys to the mild ocean,
Who now has quite forgot to rave,
While birds Of calm sit brooding on the charned
wave."
Providence Journal.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-13
DOWN AMONG THE DEAD MEN.
IFrom the OldGuasd.]

a1GJ lFrom the Oldauard.lh -,
In rummaging the other day through
repository Of odds and ends--a neglected
chest Of drswers-I found, 10 addition tc
what l wanted, = singular collection OIL
incongruous things. These were old let.
ters, photographs, engraved portraits,
scraps cut from newspapers, and written
memoranda. They had xll reference 10
n eno of some note, each in his own way
and not one of them nov alive. As l ran
.ena over, | began to remember divers
odd circumsta connected with the
parties, and these, though not wonderful,
it seemed to me might interest OF
amuse the general reader; SO have
noted othem down, one by oue,- without
any particular order or method. q .o1
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-13
n bI.-wILLIAx HENaY HARRISON.

.bN-wILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
l had but one interview with / .esideu,
Harrison, and that was only notable for q
single remark made. '.'1
! called on him short while after bis
insuguration--I think it was two DAYS
before he was taken III with the sickness
which resulted in bis death. My bust
ness Was ao< political. ! had sent my
letter Of introduction, which was from
one Of bis old friends, the night before,
and received an answer. fixing the follow.
ing morning, 1t the early hour Of seven
o'clock, for an interview. Our converse
tiep on bssieess lasted only Eve or six
minutes, and accomplished what | de.
sired to effect without any trouble. He
detained me for "a hour asking questions
about certain people whom We both knew,
but whom be hsd not seen for some time,
snd talking on personal topics, rose to
90, and o. ! vas having. l made the cas-
usl remark: II suppose Congress will
Pass . bank bill early durieg this ses.
sion"
The President drew himself sp, and
said rather stiay and stern'y: "Sir, they
will scarcely put themselves in antago
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-13

AN Ill WIND.-"A high wind" il Il
said. "blows evrey morning on the bridge
.t Dresden, "'aud the people account fol-
It BY . curious old legend. "Siuce the
days of Chsrlsmsgne there had been q
wooden bridge across the Elbe, but every
winter it was carried away by tho foods.
The authorities sought tho aid Of q ia.
nous sorcerer, who in his tyra consulted
the devil. The latter consented to build
. strong bridge, on condition that be
should take the souls of all who commit.
ted mortal sin in crossing over it, Soon
Dresden possessed q magnificent. bridge
and at early dawn the devil began 10 blow
10 such manner that the hats and caps
Of the passeuRevs we're carried into ths
water. Some laughed, bat others took
to swearing like SO many pagans, and So
tao took note Of them for hereafter. Py
noon, having made good collection, he
left of blowing and vent home to dinner
From that time till now the devil stands
in tho pass every morning and blows IL
the same way, so that the bridge Of Dres.
den is always under the influence Of q
strong wind from dawn to midday"
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-13
lNFELtx.

lNFEL1X.
Where 10 the promise Of my years,
Once written on my brow?
Ere errors, sgoniss and fears r
Brought with them oil that spsaks 10 tear,
Ere had sunk beneath my persi
whe sleeps that promise Dowf
Naught fingers to redeem tho's hours, m
u Still, still to memory swest 10tr,r
The flowers that bloomed in sunny bowers
Are withcrsd all, and Evil towers b.
Supreme above her sister powers a.I
Of Sorrow and Deceit. . I.t.-.
look along the columnod years, . p.
And see Lifs's riven fame,
Just whore II fell, amid the jsers ''..s ..
OF scornful lips, whose mocki,s sneers
Forever hiss within my cars.
To break the sleep Of pain. . H.
can but own ny life 10 vain, l~.f
A desert void Of psacej = - .
I missed the goal sought to gain, = .N-
I missed the measure Of tho strain,
That iulls Fame's fever in the brain, r.
And bids carth's tumults cease. ..fA y
Myself! alas, for tteme so poor
A theme but rich in feari b.
stand wreck on Brror's shore,
A spectre not within the door, ..tr, ..,.t b.
A houseless shadow evermsre,
An exile lingering here. ..
W.. -ADm IsAAcs NRMxRS.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-01-13

nism to the Executive, at the very ostse,
of bis administration"
What he meant | could not pretend ia
say but 1 remember that the old Gen
eral had insisted in his letter to Sherrod
Williams, that a national bank could only
be chartered in case some Of the powers
directly granted to the general govern
ment, could not be carried out without
It. 1t looked to me as though the bank
men would have had worse fight with
"Old Tippecanoe," had he lived, than
they had afterwards with Tyler.