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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-05
j. -, Alcun AN.

OYSTER AND EATING SALOON,
~ Immediately in the rear of the HO-
tel De Shakes. Oysters, Ssrdlnes, Tripe,
&c., prepared in the best style. Warm
meals nj NIL hours.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW sILVERsMITH.

q X. PHfLr0T would announce To the citi-
~ . zens of Marshall county aud the pnblic in
general that he has again located in Plymouth and
can nj all times he found IN his store three doors
west of Woodland Hohsm's Hardware store, south
side. Laporfs street. Plymouth, Marshall Co. Ind,
Where he is prepared to do all work in his line in
the very best manner, and ON the mott reasonable
terms - Particular attention given TO the
cleaning aud repairing of Watches All work
warranted. Give him call.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-05
T0NS0RIAT.
A. g Holtzcndorm

NASHIC NABL Barber Sshop. Corner Of La
L porte and VI scnigan streets, and opposite ii
b. Dicks"n's hardware store. The highest price
aid for ladies' hair. (34til
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-05

DIR. T. A Borton.
UuAs changed his residence and may he md
III at his new brick house, on Michigan Toat.
short distance south Of the residence Of A. t. Vince
Ter. s4t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-01-05

UvHE "UNI0Nv APPLE PARER. ape
u knife moves forward and back. pairing an wo
/. each way. Made by ID. II. whittemore.
pie cheeer. Mass.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-14
BOSS TWEED, THE BENEFACT0R OF
AMERICAN CITIES.

The isolated instance Of viIlsinous prsc,
tees in Office developed in the govern
ment Of New York city and among the
Democracy of Tammsny was so sstound-
ing and 50 absorbed attention every
where, End Radical mslpracticss became
in their presence so Commonplace, that
the country could see nothing but the
frightful ghost Of Tsmmany, and the re-
suit was many unexpected Radical tri-
umphs. Recent elections were every
where affected by Boss Tweed. For
weeks preceding these elections the tele-
graph told US of nothing beside this
hell's-broth Of Tsmmsny sid Tweed The
New York press, that permeates the
whole country, brooded over Tammsny,
dined, supPed and breakfssted, and
the feast and toast was Tsmmsny.
It resulted that the countless, shameless
misdeeds Of Grants government were
utterly forgotten, and in many instances
Democracy Wss bssten when it would
otherwise surely have triumphed. Boss
Tweed is the most wonderful man OF his
time. Fisk, Helmbold, Grant, Bullock
and bigsmist Bowen were forgotten in the
majestic presence Of the illusaious
Tweed. Tweed has not only over
Swallowed for weeks s1 the p~lunderers of
tbs Southern States, who have stolen
hundreds of millions, and all the count
less thieves, known and unknown, of
Grants ofice-holders, but he overthreg
the Democratic party In half q dozen
States. But the nine days wonder has
effected its purpose, the sensation
the hour no longer evokes the genius of
Mast, or the exscerbstions of Greeley.
sud the true issues dividing parties again
rise to the surfsce. Having to deal with
these alone, snd relieved, we hope forev-
81, of partisan responsibility, real or sup
posed, for the conduit OF Tammany and
We cannot question the future
.riumphs OF those indestructfble princi-
Pies Of Justice, truth and right, upon
which the Democratic party is founded.
Tweed, after ali, may become the great
,enefsctor of American cities, and cause
distinctions to be made between
nodes OF governing municipal snd polit-
cal corporations. Our legislature should
ICED the lesson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-14
To the Public.

sEES5EL & SON, of 259 Main
street, having completed their ar
rsngements to close cut their retail
trade, and engage altogether in the
wholesale, have reduced the prices OF
every article they offer for sale TO
COST. They make this sacrifice be-
cause they mean now, as they have all
the time, to beequal to every promise
they make or have made through the
press. They are determined to close
out by the 1st Of January every style
Of goods they have on hand, and at
prices such as no other b use in Mem
phis can compete with. Families
needing to recuperate their household
goods or wardrobes will find in our
offers UNPARALLELED BAR
GAINS. Ne will sell regardless of
consequences, and at any cost to our-
selves. We mean to be in the whole
sale trade exclusively by the 1st of
January and without fail. We invite
your attention to these facts, and ask
your custom to enable US to carry out
our programme.
SEESSEL & SON.
November Il, 1871.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-14
mEsIPrIs AND KANSAS CITY.

The Springfield Leader szys that work
on this railroad was commenced in Dsde
county, snd the fDsl survey will be made
through o Greenfield in 3 few days. The
work is progressing rapidly in ~thatcounty
there being fully four hundred hands
engaged. within the present month the
grading will be finished to the county line,
with the exception Of q deep cut in the
vicinity Of Ash Grove, and sl the avail
able force that can be worked TO advantage
will be plsced on that. Preparations are
being male for the bridge over Sac river,
and everything looks fzYorabl1. On the
Arkansas end preparations are going for
ward, and we have assurance from Bates
vile that they will meet Us ct tho State
line. Judge Byers, president of the
Memphis and Kansas City road in Arkan-
sss is informed from Springfield, Missouri,
that the bsd Of the road from Springfield
to the county line viii be finished in a
week. Engineers are now surveying the
road from here southeast OF this place
towards Arkansas, and will soon COM
mence making the rosd-bed, and 1t will
not be long before the whole rosd-bed
from Kansas City to our county limits
southeast will be completed. 1 wish the
balances of he road to Batesville had as
fair a prospect for completion. Our county
bonds, four hundeed Thousand dollsrs,
have been sold in st. Louis for eighty-fve
cents on the dollar. So they have plenty
of money TO opeTsts upon. II is the opln-
that the rosd-bed through this
ty Will COST about five thousand dollars
per mile. Say it is forty miles from
one extremity Of cur county to the other;
then, it wiz take two hundred thousand
dollars; ard there wiz be two hundred
left to pay other expenses and
help ft cut the rOsd Tor travel" These
facts surely indicate the necessity for
and prompt action on the part
If Memphis and Arkansas, CT does Mem
1his propose to exhaust her energies on q
,rest railway bridge, aud thus TO concen-
rate, per force, at this point the railway
IVsLam az rha Nav > |
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-14

simply q desd weight, inssmuch as h'
contributes nothing 20 tho general pros
psrity. Obviously the enlightened policy
is 20 encourage 2 at the expense Of the
other. When a producer has earned
enough wealth to warrant his living in
idleness, or of other peoples necessities
he can afford 10 be taxed in turn for the
announcement OF other producers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-14
HON. KE,xErn RAYNEK,s SPEECH.

AAVNs ~ BPLlIu'
The Grafton pronounced by the Hon.
Kenneth F.syner at the Winons Fair is
said, by intelligent gentlemen who heard
it, TO have filed the messure of the fame
Of this distinguished gentlemen. The
people of Winons we're certainly most for
tunate in the selection of Mr. Rsyner TO
discharge she duties assigned him. His
literary culture, his ststecrsfs, and above
al, his devotion to pursuits in which ak
o~ellenoe was proposed to be promoted, it
ted Mr.. Rsyner, above most men OF u
time, for the place and the OCCASION
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-14

The tax on merchants Is equally wrong and
unjust, and, although the constitution permits
il, Il iSnot obligatory upon the legislature 60
do 80. The constitution provides that II may,
but does not direct hat II shah. The mercan-
tile class Of our citizens has been preyed upon
by the law (which sets up % be just SO long
that that which was At first q doubtful power
has been acQuiesced1n until II - embodied in
the new constitution. The merchants were
siInpletons that they did lot In the beginning
resist IL more sturdy. StHl, as we have Just
remarked, the legislature is not obliged 10 en-
lorce the ~iniquitiOus power, and We trust that
its member will find other means to raise an
adequate revenue without the ~ontlnuatt OF
the monstrcus wrong The whole doctrine OF
privilege Is wrong in~.principle and should be
abandoned. oH
A contemporary well remarks that un-
til We decide to remove all taxes from in
dastry, whether In the shape Of manual
labor or scsive capital, assessing thsm ex-
clusively and directly upon invested
wealth or surplussgs, we must eyer lac
behind our more sensible and energetic
competitors. The producer Is the only
one valuable to any community. The
mon producer, let him be ever so rich, is
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-14
De moCRA1Ic MASS MEETING

Pursuant to a call, numerously signed.
a Mass Meeting Of the Democracy Of
Memphis viii be held in the Greenlsw
Opershouse on Saturday, December eth
for the purpose OF nominating candidates
ir mayor and other municipal offices.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-14
THE TAX.

We sre glad 70 learn, as We do from re-
liable sources, that there is a fair prospect
Of the passage Of q bill, now before tbs
Legislature, for . material reduction Of
the merchants tax. We hope so. No
greater injustice has ever been inflicted
upon any class Of people than this uneon-
sconsble tai of which the merchants
throughout the State justly complain.
The State press are almost unanimous In
their demands upon the Legislature for &
repesl OF this law. The Dyersburg Pro
greSs writing upon IT, ssks:
Where sthe justice in this? II eripples the
mercantile trade OF the State, and gives the
merchants IN ne~4ghboring States every ad-
vantage over our Own This brands merchants
and peodlaH as outlaws, and marks their Gvo-
cations punishable by fines. 70 drives capital
from the State, and circumference the efforts
Of our dealers TO compete IN prices with those
Of other states, and Is q law unworthy any
state in the Union.
And the Gallstin Examiner, in an AZ
ticle reviewing the report OF the assumed
majority of the ways ant means commit
tee, says on this subject:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-14

THE Dyer Progress says that the AP-
PEAL and P%ittsburg Post advocate the
nomination OF Tom Scott fer the Presi-
dency. The APPEAL hiss only asserted its
preference Tor Scott or condition Of his
nomination by the Democratic national
convention,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-14
THIRTY CENTB WILL FURNISH THE
REVENUE GOV. BROWN DESERER.
Tho Columbia Herald, which only 3
week sgo copied our seyerest article on
taxation approylngly, now says:

The Memphis APPKAL is the bold, able and
fearless champion Of low taxes. Il handles
ne Question with consummste ability and en-
tbusiasttc devotion TO the people and their
best Interests. communicable Of al praise, But
while our able and respected contemporary Is
@sUantly battling fOrthe right we regret 10 see
n hFg been led into wrongfully assaillng his
e~xeelency. Governor Brown The APPKAL
cannot more earnestly desire the relief OF our
oeonle nom the burdens OF oppressive taxation
f4l,s6 does Governor Brown. He only wants
teSsdon 81 q point that will maintain the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10
Orfort Normal Institute.
SourH PARIS, Jau. u, 1871.


Mr.. Norman H. PTuerOy, whom Mr..
SwAsey has engaged as one ut his Baar,l
of obstruction for the Spring term OF this
Institution, q repUted TO be one OF the
fist scholars.
lie has studied the Frenc I language in
France, the German language in Germa,
nv AMI switzerland. and the Italian Ian.
guage in Italy; besides having pursued
tho study ct THESE languages in this
country. While in Germany. Mr.. Pome-
roy WAS under the instruction of Proles
sor Neubauor. famous liugui>t. who
WAS the Instructor OF Ernest Rcnan.
author Of Life or ST, Paul" lie is also
Il proficient in Latin md Greek.
lie bears the highest testimonials.
From the many name, at disposal, the
following are >clocicd;-
RI. Rev William e. Doauc, Bishop of
Diocese of Albany. y. Y; Rev. Arson
U.,>nn, ID. d.. Albany, y. Y; DE-. c. A.
Rnbert>on, Albany, " Y; Prof G. IL.
Pwt-r, Albany. y. Y {; Prot, Alfred Steb.
bins, Professor OF language, in Cornell
Uaiv,rsjIy. Ithaca, y. Y; Rev. Geo. l..
Waiker, tormriiy at Portland; Stanley
I PUlcn. E>q Portland
Win The addition ct Mr. Pomeroy.
this Institution viii have a Bnard OF IL,
slruCtion second ID nouo in Maine.
The lro>p,c,> of the school tor the
Spring Tern, ire m">, ddtcriaS. There
viii hc Il lrgc Teachers Class A new.
Sud desirable feature Nill III a CONNER
Cial Course, ia which student. viii hc in
sirGc eel ia Book AccPing. BAnkiug.
Comuerci1' Law, and hr,nrhcS pertain
ing To- a ;hoUayh Business Education.
The Principal i arranging Tor an at
traciive Course ct Lectures during the
term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10
Nnu-Resitieni Taxes,
In the Town % Newry. 10 the County OF oNfo
an,l stale ct Maine, for the year isi@.

In the Town % NeWry. 10 the County OF oNfort
and stale ct Maine, Tor thc year ls@
The Following LisI ol Taxes oa the Resl Es;at
of mon resident owners, "a the town 90 NeNrN. 10
the wear D. ~, la bids committed "a Lew * P'dne
,l.tl "a Dee. 4 u IL y. ha> beea retgrncI lay liza
% M. "A rem tuia= unpaid cp thr twcuty-nuA dI
u Nay. \ r. l-i1, b. hi certificate OF that date
and poW remain gaPaid; ana notice 4 hereu.
.,teu tllt q the. ~St taxes, latete~i aBd charges
are not paid into the Treasury "i sad town W.lh
~ eightren IaJuth> from the tdte al the commit
nsent ct the - q biil-, mcit of thc Real k>tat
taxed a sill bc >UE ,ieRf 20 g1N the amount dh'
therefor, iuCuiH !htcrr>t aut rhIrse>, Wl4i VITA
utI further uOuCc, BE- SOLD at publ; auction, =
the DiliCr OF the Treasurer, viz. his Dwelling
House. in said town, on saturday, the Rrst d.'y q
Juue. \. ID ISL, At one O'Clock l.. NJ.
tAsrIsFs. Acs. IdE Tar
Andrew Jackson, or unknown.
tSllt ca >Inly River, known
a. andrew jackson far,n, s5.s O.
Jas " God Y Co. or Lewiston s.
Mil CO, tract land iVm. vest
ct Bear river, extending from
old town iilc up river - Graf
ton. and westerly 10 height of
land. 2a5O 400 4 :
Charles Croker ip3 40
Croc&er X Rust, $50 30
Timothy alkcr, lot l.. range >, 100 p =
Chs. khnOall y Co. l0tS n q, 3 20 ls0
Oxford IiumJIgn To, lots ., 10 II,
y tas a. in ranges Z ana :, AMI
several lots EanOer> unknown, 9OJJ so 6 O
Henry J. syersou, lot Tor shop Al
Nevry Corner,
NATHAN ;. BAKER, Treas.
Ncwry Jan. 81, ISL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10

COUNTY of OXFORD
To N n 9Jubhard DR.

80 To- N. IL. Hubbard, DIR.
Feb. s-To 10 miles travel and days attend.
ance on petition of John l.. kimball
ct ais Sill 90
MsS2- To l2O miles travel to oxfoul and
back and days Attendance on petition
OIL " nackct ct ais, ~ so
2i-ro ilu mflcs usvel Ia Sn,nucr aud
back and days Attendance on petition
OF VI King ei als, 10 90
June l3-To 1870 miles travel 10 Grafton and
back and 'lays attendance on petition
of >tlcctlnc1, Ui Grafton, ~ %
Paid toll 10 20
2a-To 30 miles travel TO BYRON aud
Anduver au,i back aud days attend
At ALA o,'l,r. 49, q q 90 30
2O--To 20 mile, travel from Andovcrto
RoNliiry and = days attendance on pee
titou Oi >elccimei of RoAbury, 90
g 21-To lN miles travel tn oxford and
back aud days aren lance on p;t
tion of George Whitney, Agent OF
OXlOId, 10 w
Julv D. To 10 miles travel to sumner and
back ard days attendance on petition
of u 1Uel, Agcut OF sumner, IL o.
ls-lJ0 miles travel To- Hsnnvcr and
back aal lays attendance on petition
Oft \ Virgin et ais, ~ O"
Paid toll, 10 20
Aug To H., miles travel 10 Mexico and
itum.ord and back and days attend
ance nu prti,iO oi Se.cctneu of Rum.
fnd, 20 60
Paid FeIrlagc, 20 ~
G--'ro days attendance on petition Of
John Hnughtou e, ais, 30
S-Tu lii miles travel 10 Perm and back
atd dayS attendance on petition of
Loy-j6s ct nj, 900
lJ--Io lJo miles travel to Hanover and
back and days attendance on petition
oiC 4 B-rtlett 1T ais, % 60
Paid toll. 90 -
a. To no miles travel 81 West Bethel
and hack and days Attendance on pc
titiOn ut - Il Bean ct al, l6 o.
sept 80 l2U mules ttHNCl To- West Paris
aud back aud days attendant on pc
titinn of " n kmblN Agent al Paris IL 80
" 2i-ro ~ miles travel to Albany and
back and 'ayS attendance on petition
oiW liakcutBe rt al, Is 90
oct $50 Too miles travel 10 oxford and
hack AMI DAYS attendance un petition
oi Geo 4 Whiur, agent Of oxford, I. 20
LIT, 20 les travel IN North Water
fort and back apd DAYS attendance on
netitun of Il Jeweit ct al, IL %
!" Ito DAYS Htiyn lance un petition
OF Geo L Whitney Agent of oxford, ~
40 10 miles travel 10. WP-t P.uis
and back aud : day attendance on pc.
tiiun of " kimunll Agent of Paris, l. 00
2t-fo ti0 iuiic- tBrrl 10 liethei aol
back art dfVs Stt enhance On petition
OF >rlccunen oi Bethel. Is %
Dee 2tN-rO 3 oiy~ attendance an petition OF
J 4 Hubbard Il AL. 30
9s-IO Ia miles travel 10 Hebron and
hackand ; DAYS attendaCe on petition of
IPKcascc - al>, l. 90
Paid postage ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10

Tptic Hpl.ra3l, JI,,i::' q u, ) !icn' Ilfi.
. cid CpItt At u a. 'Il'i /. r tr.S. 3 =
All .a-ti. C,tlt,,l y SOL sal state III 81
o. H. :at-l rtcsIiv ~ so nj, \. LEO
MS. DDiCASH LpVEIpi ~ P'tu, IN sli /
VI ,DtlijJt ONfJrl, wlc ~ Si.P'tai "a Low
d., ii - RS p.;tllly 10 Il, lhi gives tbi, H
ofAb!c Coat to b. informed IA Il She wl' lInf lily
IN ri iel t. the sIi1 ~ Jdel u LagtJ ~, al Il an
g.r ia tbs bun.y al rcIpO .0t Al state lrue j,
sa tae n;u.tecItI lI ar JIue. 4 u 1874, All has
al b, hiia tx child en, who are now LIVING; that
siucc said ihiern ty!it', sh. has always beh iycd
herself as a aitu.nl, Ell ,te AMI aTe ;;iDnIie wife,
towards the said S.e.h,I =. Lpyej1,, ba' that tIl'
mlrr!age soycaaat all duty. did on the - dIv
OF November, 4. D. 1875. wholly desert oar libel
aut aud removed 10 PlrtS ulknOyn; and since
SAL da,ertiou has contributes nothing "a the sup
pslt OF yaur hbellAt sr their children; wherefore
your lselantpray- right an justice, and that she
ma, b. divorced from the DalS OF IN trim ms be
tween her anl her said husband, aui as in duty
punl vii ever pray.
u ted at Peru, afore sail, this nth day at Au'
gust 4. H. 1870.
DOHCAS q. LOyEJOY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10

To 50 miles travel and days attendance ut
March Adjourned Term, 10 90
To emiics travel and 5days' attendance nj -
May Term, IL 90
To 30 miles travel and days' attendance at
June Adjourned Term, IL %
To 80 miles travel and 2 days attendance at
July Adjourned Term, 10 90
To 80 miles travel and days attendance at
sc, NIB, r Term, IL %
To 80 mites tIRvel AMI ? days attendance at
0ctohcr Adjourned Tenn 10 %
To 80 miles travel and days. attendance ut
November Adjourned Tetm, IL 90
To 20 miles travel and DAYS attendance at
December Adjourned Term, 90 90
tiSb %
HIRAM A. ELLIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10
CDfI HILL

COUNTY og OXFORD &, WILLIAM CHASE DR..
t>i9
To - m.l,s t.ll,3 anl laws atleuItncc IL
J,uuI,r A,lj1Ur1el r'rln. 4"
10 , ~ ie, travel s,Hl tx, aicllIrcc ~
F.1cL4ry y UJIratt Ttru, o.
NJ ,rca A'ulara,d r,ra, 20,
To 20 " -, tr.,yI aal DAY, Mteallnce ~
Nay Term, IL -
T, - ME, t..t.el all days Attendance ~
line Ali uracl Tn. 81
To 20 nlts travel .nt! IA attenlance NJ
July Ali ,urae Term 81
To - VA i:, travel 1n.D liys attcadtnce ~
>tP;cInJ-E Tenn. IL 81
To lm ie, t.-tyrl Aal days attealance nj
O.,Dher \ Jon 'ltl rcfn s.
f. 2u mill. travel AMI } ity~ attendance n
NpVcaa,t Az "a W'l r,rn, ="
TO p N .c, l.sIvel Hn dAy, attendance AZ
December \ jp1rnca Tenn, i o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10
36 81
cot RI BILL.

'OCNTY OF OXFORD to y. b HUBBARD, Dr.
$50
10 iol miles travel AMI DAYS attendance NJ
January Term, ID 90
To I9e milc- trsvc and 2 dsys attendance NJ
february Term, l5 %
70 lOJ mile travel and DAYS attendance ST
March Term - o.
70 100 miles travel AMI days attendance AZ
NsN Term, % 81
Go To- mile, travel aud days attendance Al
Jane Term, l. 20
r. 100 lnlc> travel and days Attendance Al
Juiy fcgR, Is Wi
70 To- mile travel and d1Ys stica lance az
s.p:emocr term. Il 50
"a 100 rWlcs travel Snd day attendance nj
O-tnb sr tern. IA %
TO LOO miles travel AMI 9 j., attendance 4,
December Tenn, - 20
\. 30
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10
Y y HUBBARD.
STATE y. MAINE.

STATE -. MAINE.
ONFpED.S s.-Ds.. 81. 1870.
Bcf,rr me- personally sipca-el Noah II Hub
haut, aac .: IA Cpul.y Con- d.>-lIS .r> iir sad
t'biniy. "a TINS l,as.h e ia. traja ~ the above
Acc,unJ, by han rc . lr "a sHt .pb,'r b'l
WM X KIuBtLL, Clerk d
CJJ,ts fls ON.Ocl County.
II ,y,Hs d-,t Az lite az ~ t'u a. III above
&C an; ~ Ntl3 u d tJltoi ~ uc,est C'ttGy
thu I,isV ttaf'bIIt' ,an 90 agc hELlseI az
titgtJ IIIt iJiltrs iiit ~
WI IL kINBNLL.. Clerk.
ESJC.I ~ ,raR. IT., c.. Atty.
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STATE OF ,,AINE.
OIF0RB, ss:-suprcIse JadejaI COuIt, Deeeu
Der Term, y. ID. Is1J.


Oxford, ss:-stprcRe Jadicia. I0ur, Deeen
Der Term, y. ID. Is'0.
DANIEL III. YOUNG. vs. EDMUND VI. HoBR
Aad now iG appearing ia the Court that the sal
defendant = not M uhabit.nt OF this STATE, an
ia. no tenant, agent o. attorney therein, and IN;
b,, Ia, u0 n0tsce Oi the peadeney OF this sun:
"a u srtisr,<i by tI'' Court chat the >sid ANTI
Motif, The said defendant OF the pendency Of Inn
suit by 4u~iug IA abstract OF this writ wl'h ia
order OF CoUgg tbereOD, To be published tire :
.s-tks successiveiy in thc Oxford Democrat. .
,bir.,tinu ~ ls fourteen days at least before u
next term of -aid Court, % be holden at Pait'
ai,re,siJ. on The second Tuesday OF March mex,
D., the earl that Inc said defendant may iheh a'
49, s,,ne., al Sail Court and Shew cause. y
3nv he ha>. why judgmeat Should not be renIeie
,g.,in,t lIra and execution issued accordingly
irtssr. WM h kINBALL, Clerk.
true abstract of Writ, and copy OF ordef 81
4uest: WM 4 KIMBALL, Clerk.
Virgin & Upton Plaintiffs Attornys-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-10
OXFORD NORMAL. INSTITUTE
South Paris, Maine.
WE srgIHG TERM ~ this Institution
4 MI r,.un'l-' % Wednesday. March
Ist. 1874. Jtlrpl.imr e!e:en weeks.
BOARD or INSTRUCTION.

RoAUD OF INSTRUCTION.
uORATiO +. SWASEY, PGNcirAL.
NORMAN II. rDUEROY, Teacher OF Classic
AMI M'.ictn L'nku1n's
Mis-. ROSE MCkENNEI Pr-ccp,r'ss
Miss NRY y. ~ N>E. A,,i-tmt Teacher.
Nj, JEXIIE i. TlYLoR, Teschcr of Plan,
MUSE
Mis- PEASE, Teacher Of Drawing, g..
The Cou.-c OF >,u " Il young lad, omhrt"c
u Nnrmil anl Collie gate cou.-c. Dla ',nt, Az
AWARDED - III II IL COM lrtc either rpur-'
TIE { Ih,~c at >su.lv to- Young ucn 4 tle,lgn"l
70 give thcm n thorough BG-inc,- Education. -
pIeiAr. tnum Tor Teaching or % ~ them for Cpi.
eEc
\ Commercial Course M, been added. h viii ;,
eth lent ~ "a ne in,truclei la Book Keeping, II M
in. Commercial Inv, Il
PRACTICAL EpUCArtpN Viii be malcn sDeciftil'.
In connection with tIi, school Department i".'
Trainm- Teachers lit~ b-eu established, IA which
specia instruct IN will Inc gwen in the Theory ant
Practice or Teaching, according 10 the most NJ.
proved method. lnd M the Government ct school.
\ Iyseun h. connected with tle school, lo.
special drill IN Eiocutpn, Composition 81.
\ Course OF SN Lu.'tarr, Will b. delivered bC.
fo~r III school by distinguished gentlemen from
diiicrrat parts ui the STAKE.
EXPENSES g. board. at The boar ling house
or in private tJn.ie~, az : j.tp per week. Room
rea> )nabie .ates
B,oks furnished by Tbs Principal At reduced
rltct
Tuition a. usual. For circulars. or any nror.
nation, apply To II l. SWASEI. Priacipul.
south l'ari~. i IN - ISL w