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Golden Wedding.
SwnlIo,r Sl,aafin-

Mr.; JAMES NJ. and Mrs. SALLIE
WHITE, will celebrate their Golden
Wedding September -, 1871.
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We. the undersigned, will not grind any
wheat from this date except for those who
want Flour for their own consumption, as
we believe the mill owners aions are entitled
to the profits OF grinding wheat
Nj. VAUGHN.
J. B. AS HTON,
=. Il. Nicely. 'tl-- f'
II. J. ARMSTRONG,
VIC JOYCE.
LET, ANDERSON AZ CO. L v. "A.
A. o. T.. NICHOLSON, JR. -sF
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SUPREME Court meets at Knoxville
next Monday.
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Colt show.

Last Monday was County Court and
Circuit Court day, and great many
people were in town. The owners of
fine Jacks took the opportunity TO show
the farmeK, the get of their Jacks. Be-
low we give the names of the owners,
Jacks, colts, and the ages of the latter:
T. j. MILLs-Jack "Bill," colt, "Sal-
lic," 4 months old.
COLUMBUS CHUECII-Jack, 'Philip,"
colt, eliza jane" 1 months old. Also,
colt "Pete," by same Jack, one year old.
&C. DAvIs-colt, "Cenia,"4 months
old. -.--...-.s .-E ,.s-rf
DAVID UNDERwOoD-Name of Jack
unknown, colt "Catch,"4 months old.
BERRY CoLEMAN-Jack "Stonewall,"
colt ''Jiger," months old.
: JAMES HALEY-Jack, 'Phillip," colt,
"Lotta," months old.
b LuCIUs FREELANp-King "Philip,"
colt, Cassie" year old. Same Jack,
colt, "Ada," year old.
Y. G. RIEvEs-Jack, pleasant
Akin" colt, "Poney Little" months
old. - -- aEfi
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New Houses for
For Rent.

New houses for sale or rent in South Co
lumbia. j. Il. STEELE
July D.
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POpIarS Shingles

100000 yellow poplar shingles for sale at
Sc per thousand. Apply to J. II. McClel-
land. q lg.-i = 80 4. gr 95tia Sod
July 2l-tf. r-;-,--.a-. p's .r-. :. s7--fs. COZ
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Samuel C. Morton to Miss Nancy +, Medley.
Elijah W atson to Miss Mary Elizabeth fiiz-
gerald,
W. w. Scott to Miss NJ. j. Swan.
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COMBINED et.et.
FLAT IND FL UTING IRON.

I am now actually selling the best Fluting
and Flat Iron Combined ever known. for on
~ S7.j0. N..rff
1T FLUTES i'ilkSS GOODS
Equally as well as Linen Fabrics, and Is 90
simple that child can use il. II Is not ohIy
a First-Class Fluter, but a Polishing ITon'
8. JORDAN,
At Martin a. Pickard's, Wholesale Grocers,
April lily. Columoia' Tenn.
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All those who. wish to enter for the
swallow shooting to come off at the Fair
Grounds ON Wednesday, Sept. 9th, for
a splendid Silver Service worth fifty dol
lars, can do so by calling on JOSH. G..
BAILEY, Secretary, at his Office during
the next ten days.
CART. r. G.. GORDoN, had the misfor-
tune of loosing yesterday morning his
Sort Horn heller "The LIST Belle of
Maury." She was the premium calf at
our last Fair. And was pronounced by
good judges as one of the best heifers
eyer bred in this county. She was lit
tie over one year old, and weighed over
HOO pounds, CAPT. GORDON would have
made her weigh 1900 by the Fair.
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Farmers of Maury County.

ry County for
LaZear's Portable Fence
I call the attention Of the farmers Of Maury
County 10 il, il being considered by all who
have used or examined it, to be the best and
cheapest Fence ever introduced to the public.
This Fence is 50 constructed that every panel
forms pas sage-way for q team by lifting out
the panel from the lock, which is not only con-
yenient but saves time and distance in driving
around t0 the gate in order to pass from one
field to another. 1t has many other aivanta-
ges over other fences. All We ask il for farm
ers to try it. We are offering farm rights on
casonabie terms. For further particulars sp-
1y to . JOHN z. HALEY,
plume Is Biebyville, Tenn
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For Sale or Exchange.
A splendid Sorghum Mill and Evapora-
tors complete, for sale cheap for cash, or ex-
change tor horses, cattle, or sheep. Address
I. N. McLemore, Spring Hill, Tenn. o.
july PHI Sd. Ff r
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TOWN AND COUNT Y.

For Interesting County HENS and
sorrc.uouslemcc See Fourth Pngc.
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Smiths tonic SYRUP

FOR THE CURE or 80
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Can have their measure taken for any kind Of
shoes and boots at SHEEGoG & Sous, and
should they not fit and suit in every respect
they are not expect ed to to take them. Every
air war; anted. q 80 % 't e."t ii'.''t
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This is to certify, that when the question
OF building a pavement in front fist. Peters
church was first brought up befUie the
Mayor and Alderman, join B. BOND OF the
LIST Ward, favored the building Of brick
pavements in front of all the churches that
desired them, ii the city had the money to
do it. The Treasurer suggested there was not
over five dollars in the treasury. Mir. BOND
then favored q flag pavement in front of st.
Peters church. as the corporation hands
couldn't build that, and 1t would take
money to put up brick one. Pending
the discussion, the Mayor suggested that if
the matter We're postponed to another meet
ing, a man might be found who would build
the brick pavement for corporation checks.
Mr.. BOND gave his cordial assent to this
proposition. Mr.. HAWKINS came forward be-
fole the next meeting and agreed TO build the
pavement for corporation checks. Mr.. BOND
gave his cordial assent TO HAWKINS prop
osition. The Street Committee, OF which
Mr.. BOND was member, recommended the
acceptance of HAWKINS agreement, and
the Board thereupon Orde red the pavement
to be built. We make these statements in
justice to Mr.. BOND, in regard to whose &C
ton in this particular we desire this fact
TO be known.
JNO. McGAW Mayor.
JAS L. GUEST Recorder.
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The steady upward, onward, grand march
Of the old Tennessee Marine and Fire Lssmonce
Company of NasRrille, is positive, eonspicu.
Gus fact, q noble reward to conservative and
legitimate underwriting. This company
was organized for permanent success. to:be-
stow first-class Fire Insurance, at proper
rates, to the people of Tennessee, on COM
prehensive plan, and its ;position to-day
with the public leaves nothing to eonjec-
ture. 1t has fought fire vigorously, persist
emily, skillfully, and from every battle field
wreaths Of victory have been plucked. The
popularity which this company enjoys. and
the reputation which attaches to its name,
Is something worth years of constant devo-
ton to duty to acquire, and few there are
who ever do secure the prize. Cali al. JOSH.
G. BAILEY 4 Co.'S INSURANCE MART, and gel
your Country Dwellings, Barns, and Cotton
Gins insured in this or some other good
com pany as we repres ent none but the best
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2p0,co0 shingles, at 500 thousand. o.
July 22-m:;. j. B. STEELE.
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WE WOULD INFORM OUR FRIENpS
w and the Public that We are In readiness
As heretotoret to do repairing on all kinds of a.
chinery, from a steam engine down to a corn
MILL We Keep on hand and continue making
all descriptions of .frf
Castings IN Iron and Brass,
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MACHINERY CASTINGS.
For which purpose we have large stock Of
patterns, and are prepared to make others wheu
required. Also, large varietyof
HOLLOW WARE, IRON FENCING. GRATE
BARS AND GIN GEARING.
We will sell all our work and do allrcpairinr a
NASHVILLE PRIC f. S,
Fer the same kind and quality Of work. Tor
CASH, AND CASH ONLY or the same amount
in iron or brass, which We will take the same
as cash in exchange for work or ware. We are
compelled to adopt this plan in sell-dc'ence, as
we cannot sustain our business otherwise. \
word to the wise is sufficient; therefore, don't
ask us for credit during the year 1871. Come
and see US and give Us trial before YOU ~ to
Nashville and pay the same prices, with freight
and expence added.
All parties indebted to US for the year 1870
will please come forward and settle before Jan
uary 18th, or they will find their bill, in the
hands of an officer after that date.
shop neai X. L. Depot, Columbia, Tenn.
Dec23
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FAMILY SUPPLIES,

..a.t,ai FAMILY SUPPLIES. s.....ri
Fresh and cheap, Sugar. Molasses and syrup,
of the best brands, Carolina Rice, Bacon, Mess
Pork, Lard, Sugar Cured Hams, Flour and
Meal, Candles and Coal Oil, and everything
! usually Kept in a Wholesale Grocery. And
they makes speciality of all kinds of FARM and
GARDENSEEDS.
Everything New Everything bought low for
Cash and everything sold low ,r.. f.-
r...4F H...s EnD CASH
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Jones' Academy. r.ra
The next annual session Of Jones Acade-
my will begin on the fourth Monday t2Sth)
of August Prof. +. Herr will continue 10
have charge of the music department.
July 9-tf. y-t# s-t. 7. fs.. ~.
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OSCAR JONES, col, picked out the first
bale Of cotton this season. 1t was GIN
ned at Sawdust Valley, by JET, AMBER
SON, IL Co., and then sent to Columbia
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MAJ. II. p. LEDBETTER offers a special
premium of a pair of Berkshire pigs,
worth $50, for the fastest trotting horse,
mare or gelding, around the outside
ring on the second day of the fair.
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RELIGIOUS ITEMS.

{
UNDER this head we purpose to give
all the religious items we can learn.
We invite the ministers of the va
rious churches in this and adjoining
counties to send us everything they de-
sire the public to know. mse
Service next Sunday in the Method
list church, morning and night. -
REV. c. FOSTER WILLIAMS will
preach at Jones' Academy next Sab
bath evening at 4 O'clock, I'm.
QUARTERLY Meeting of the NJ. L.
Church. South, will commence to-mor-
row at Culleoka.
An interesting revival ofreligion has
been in progress at Santa Fe, for some
time past. Preaching by Rev. a. T
GooDLoE, pastor; and Rev. ]. u. HAM
ILroN. A number of persons have
been converted. l-.o ia.ds -
THE next Quarterly Meeting at Hum
ter's Chapel will be held on the 4th
Saturday and Sunday in September, by
DIR. A. L. p. GREEN, p. E., and Rev. w.
Ii. HUGHES, Pastor. i
DIR. A. L, P. GREEN took up, a collec-
ton at the Camp Ground last Tuesday,
for the purpose of paying for the build
ing of the shelter, to erect handsome
fence around the camp, and to take
away the stumps, brush, etc.
Z 81
. el. -.,t Camp Meeting. a.
Tuesday morning at s O'Clock, Rev.
w. H. HUGHEs preached an able and
eloquent. sermon, followed at noon
by Rev, Mr., MOONEY, at 3 O'Clock by
Rev. Mr.. MARRY, and Rev.. DR.. d. C.
KELLY at night. go d. ~ II
On Wednesday at s O'Clock, Rev. Mr..
ORMAN preached; at ii DIR. d. c. KELLY
preached; at 8, Rev. GOLDMAN GREEN;
and at night, Rev. Mr.. MOONEY.
The Camp Meeting came to close
last Wednesday night, according to APP
pointment. 1t had glorious termin;.-
ton. A number OF the hardest hearted
sinners were converted, and the old
members became happy with love and,
zeal. There were 20 conversions alto
gether, land GO joined the. church. The
most perfect order prevailed. The
preachers, and some laymen, did their
work faithfully, and none more than
Rev. r. G. IRVINE. OnThursday morn
ing Rev. II. G. IRVINE administered the
ordinance of baptism to a number of
converts. So
MAJ. r. p. LEDBETTER offers a special
premium of a pair of Berkshire pigs,
worth $50, for the fastest trotting horse,
mare or gelding, around the outside
ring on the second day of the fair. ~
OSCAR JONES, col, picked out the first
bale Of cotton this season. 1t was GIN
ned at Sawdust Valley, by JET, AMBER
SON, Il Co., and then sent to Columbia
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.gOssN ssI III, VI. -.

CELEBl;A FED --uf
lh
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SHEET MUSIC.

Will be found to be theargcsi ever brought to
the county All New Music received as soon
as published. 4 full supply Of
INSTRUCTION BOOKS FOR ALL INSTRC-
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YOU DUTY --1 .'-'
i H."-
r4f --r." H.. -t-
- - IL TO-
OF t eds ...- rr- 5- a-.--..--
TRADE WITH THOSE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-27

Turning, The same is true OF pastures.
Other thiugs being equal, that use your
land is the most profitable which robs it
least OF its fertility. or i'm other words re-
turns the most iertilizing elements to the
soil That dairying does this there is no
doubt. This thought WAS dwelt upon at
some length. and having shown it con-
eluSiyely, the speaker next proceeded to
show that the best way OF making cheese
is by associating for that purpose in the
cheese factory. and iirst because il is in
keeping with nearly all other branches OF
business and industry. Associated effort
in cotton and woollen manufactures, in the
making OF boots and shoes, and in other
branches of industry have superseded the
old hand method o. manufacture. Cheese
factories aie not an experiment. There
are several hundreds in operation in our
country, mostly in New Yo,k, Ohio,
Mas sachusctts, Vermont and New Hamp-
shire; and vet the demand for first quail.
" of factory made cheese is greater than
ever before. Another argument Tor as
sociatcd dairying is that thereby the wives
and daughters ol farmers, usually over
hurlcncd with hard work are relieved OF
a great ,l>k. Again factory made cheese
s5i!> f,r Il cont .r ,Vu ou p0urd higher
than that OF private diaries. and this more
Than covers The COS, of making. There
ara teW wastes, u uniform quality is pro-
duccd, and The letuuS are regular and
reliable. Moreover, associated dairying
benefits almost equally The whole com
muniJy; The remote farmer who availS
himself OF the factory is benefited in the
same proportion a. those who reside near
er, thereby wealth. i increased aud dis.
scmina,ed over the whole town or com.
munity rather than become centralized in
our cities, aud building up great comforts
for the favored few. In concluding, Mr..
Quincy alluded To- some objections which
had lodgment in the minds of some, to
the establishment OF cheese factories ;
among the IN that tho business is in dan
ger of being oNerdone, the cost of build
mg factories too great, and that il is hard
work to 20 TO the trouble and expense
and additional labor of rhauging-ull OF
which were plainly argued out OF the
WY. and the people of this immediate
sec, ION we've earnestly urged To make the
attempt of associated ,lairlin
Al The conclusion OF Mr.. Gurney's able
and interesting iecIure-of which the
above i but mere outl;ue-Mr. u. II.
Thing made some cNcclcu, remarks up
ou The Intellectual and social improve
mcut that would result to The farmers
wives and daughters through relief from
,h" cares and tolls cot the dairy, could
cheese .,,tuli,s be- cs,,,l ii>hcd among Us,
which ocir wei. received.
t. b. Continued
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NOTICE.

rINIIE undersigned, n Special Committee" mp
i pointed by the supreme judicial Court. hold
IN within and for the County Of oxford, 10 act up
on the appeal OF the Inhabitants of Rnmiord' In
said County, from the judgment of the County
Commissioners for said County, in making certain
alte atoms and locations in the County Road, com
mcncing at Andoyer Corner in the town Of Ando-
yer. In said County, opposite John Z. Merrilfs
Tyvet n, thence the west -i,c of Elis River, and
across said river at the covered bridge, near the
mouth of said river: thence crossing the Andres.
roggin River in the town ef Rumford, IN said
County, between the mouth of said Ellis River
and Peter Thompsou's land, in said Rumiord;
ihrice iu the most feasible route through Milton
Plantation, Bethel, lIamlin's Grant aud Wood
stock TO BTyanrS Pond Depot opposite y crock
cts Tavern In said Wood~;ock,-herchy give no
lice that they will meet at Prices Hotel, at Rum
lord Corner, in said Rumfprd. ON Tuesday, the
seventh LAY of March next at one of the clock IN
The afternoon, for the purpose OF viewing said
County Road IN question, and to hear all parties
interested aud receive such testimony n may be
laid before them ON the subject matter Of the mp.
pcal.-ssid alterations and locations aforesaid
having been made on petition Of james Clark
and others STEPHEN ~. LINDSEY,
MARSHALL CRAM,
JOHN L. PERLEY.
Tauuary ISL
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The Lake Shore and Michigan
.SOutherH RaifiCdU,

Presents Inducements 10 business men and fami
lies unequaled by any line 10 the Wet lts ront,
lies along the border Of Lake Erie and Lake Mich
igan. commanding an uninterrupted view of these
Inland seas, and passes through some of tho most
fertile and highly cultivated pUttion- OF New lclk,
Pennsy lyania, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and Hi
noss.
In it, great variety of scenery, it possesses ut
fractions beyond any other route Ia the West.
The new feature OF TurpU IN Passenger Cars
aud Cembinat on Drawing Room ~ Palace sleep
img Cars (which run between EuiIalo an,l Chicago
without change, ct new jr- IN and construction
peculiar 20 ibis line, = particularly adapted to the
demands of al travellers WHO !csirc saiciy, speed
and comfort
Close and reliable connections are made at
Cleveland anl fo!edo foe the south West, and AZ
Chicago for - Louis, Milwaukee, - Paul, Oma
ha. Denver. the tioid ANA silver Mines Oi Colora
do and Nevada, salt Lake City, Sacramento and
san Francisco.
Tickets, tor I'll the above places can be had o,
r. STONE, Post OfiCt. south Paris, Me.
Aug Il. 1850.
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[Ah.trnct of Writ and peclaration
NATHAN CROCKETT. of Paris, In the County
of Oxford, Plaintiff, rs. HORACE {,
CIT 'RCltfIl Defendant

OF oAiOlu, liNhANb -
CHURCHILL, Defendant.
INA plea Of debt, for that Oh" said Plaintiff
i bv the consideration "f "ur Justices oT our
Supreme Judicial GorIt, held within and for our
said County of oxford on the third tuesday of
September, \ u lSa recovered Judgment against
the said Horace Churchill, for the sum Of thirty
siN dularS and righty-two cents, debt or damage,
snl ten dollars and seventy two cents costs OF the
same suit, az bS the record thereof now remaining
~ laid Count appears which said judgm, nj - IN
full fnrcc, aud not reversed, annuIlcl or satisfied
whereby al action hath accrued 10 the Flantln To
have aud recover ui the said Churchill the said
several suns together with lcgal interest thereon.
Writ dated December 9Th, lsst, and rciuJnablc
to the March Term OF the Supr, me Judicial Court,
A. II. 1870. Al damuum $1,000
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Desirable Residence for Sale

WILL bc sold very cheap, II applied for soon
w well hni he'd and thoroughly built ont
and a.hglt story House with seven rooms. u
very pleasantly situated on the main Travelled
street in oxford Village u hasa good cellar with
Ccmen,cd bottom, and one acre OF good garicn
soil, ami about twenty apple trees OF a choice
kind of fruit in bea.ing condition. Also, pear
Bnd cherry trees, cum ant aud gDo,ebcrty bushes
grape vines rhuh irh and strawberry beds There
l. also. well of excellent amt never failing water
which supplied eight families through the drought
ihi- season
Far further particulars. apply To AARON c. y"
Ri, steep Fall, Norway, car On the premises oi
oxford. Dcc ?. ls1b I'm l. q. COY.
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10 tuc Honorable .iu.tices of the supreme judi
cisl Count, next To- Ice holden at PAM, within
aud Tor the County of ONiord, on The iirrt Tues
,lay al December, \. II i~sh,
\ OlS VI. " ROWE. Of Canton, ia said County
Il 4 wife Of Alphtu- = Rowe. OF Hebron, IN The
county aforesaid. respectfully lteiS ano gives
this Honorable Court 10 be informed thHt me was
lawfully married to The said NiI hrus :. Rowe, NJ
DiXhcid, un thu twenty -thrd of October \ ID.
lsiil that your libcant, since their nt'TmHifagc.
ha, always behaved hcy-elf ~ a faithful ciHstc
and afrtliouatc wife towards her sad husband
bat hat the sapI Alphcus Rowe, wholly regard.
less Of hi marriage covenant and duty, has never
rnce said inter INA n iIgc, IA aGy manner, to tuy
extent cpni ihut Vi Ia the support 81 Your lbctJnt,
ami that on the thirteenth day OF september, y. d.
l.B1, did wholly desert Your hbciNbt and since
sad dc>cItiuu has not indicated uuN int, ntlon -
return; that hc Is oi jealous, violent disposition
aud temper rendering further cohabtation be
q, cen him and your lIbclaUt unsafe and itnPo-si
blc:-Whereforc your lihelAni prays right and jus
toe and that rhe may be divorced from the bonds
OF mHtr!mony between her aud her usband aud
a. IN duly bound viii ever pray. -
lois VI W ROWE.
Dated at Canton this 18th day OF oct 1870.
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Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers his "a m for sale, situate.
i n Milton Plantation, ou Concord River, said
',tm consists 81 over lOo acres ~ guU'l land, on
Nh,rh about a. acre. Is iuicrVaC. suitable iOI
TIL. - and NOV Ug Il general cut Si'ou ~ t"u'
o. good has, which /. va" a. cat with Moving
Mach a. Nl-o. there l. a Young ny, had oi s6oul
.U' Young apulc trrc- beginning o. hc.u--ilrtly
grated Lu.t. >urc ,n, wood and timber and
pasture, htuliy tor S"o,i new >rhoplhouSc HANDY
lu ssW mill-. -h!u.lc miii, and giiet mill. Good
i.rN. ltr.c and ..Wmu,jiuu- buill'ng-. in good T.
Iiiit a.! modern ~ lc and cn' .h good never tail
ins we'll, of water auj other WAYS complciclS
watcr,-l: Ia good uriEhborbovJ For further
particulars, enquire OF the subscriber "u The
prem! e., ! G. ~POFfOED.
Milton Plantation. sept eth, lsIO.
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STATE OE MAINE.

OxFogp, S-County Commissioners Court, De-
cembcr Adjourned Term, 1870.
M now on the 18th day Of December, 4. ID
~ 1870 the Commits ,ioners having in the month
OF September last past, personally viewed and In.
speclod the several County Roads, duly located
and opcn for travel in the several uuiucOrporated
Townships and tracts of land in sail County, Tor
the purpose of determining aud a,Uudsing the
amount OF tax necessary To Keep said roads IN RI
pair during the wear lr1i,-do hereby adjudge that
upon Andover North Surplus, n tax OF two
hundred aud eight dollars and lily cents IL neces-
sarv for said purpose, aud the sum is assessed as
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STATE or MAINE.

OXFORD, ss.-Sulrrmc JNdfel"I 'ouftr beCem-
Der Term, y II lsO-
LOIS NJ. w ROWE. Hbclant, ". ALPHEUS ;.
ROW.
AID now 4 appearing 10 the Court that the said
defendant !, 40. an inhabitaU. Ul tE!- state, aug
has uo tenant, agent or attorney therein, aid that
lac has NO notice Ot the pendency of tins libel;
Il is ordered by the Court that the said plaintiff
notify the defendant OF the pendcncy of this libel
by causing au attested copy OF tins libel. with
this order Of Court thereon, 10 Ice published three
weeks sucCc-siyclv ~ the oxford Democrat u pa
Btr printed in Paris in said County, the last publ
cation t. be thirty days ri least before the neN term
of said Court % be holden 40 Paris, aforesaid, On
the secUnd Tuesday OF March next, 10 the end
that ihcksad defendant may then ana there appear
AZ said Court, and shcw cause, II any lac has,
why the prayer OF said h6clant should not be
granted
Attest: WM. *. kIMBALL, Clerk.
true copy of libel and order Oi Court thereon.
Attest. WM Il kIMBALL, Clerk,
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