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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-05
Upton Items.

Though long silent. your correspond
cnt l. not dead Summer travel Is past
but the trappers aud hunters are active IN
their work Tue starch mill has ceased
It's grinding. after devonring about
thousand bushels Of potatoes; but the
othsr mills are moving, aud public spirit
Is on the Increase Several buildings are
receiving ths attention OF the carpenter
aud mason. --5ud. among others. The
Union Church. nov IN process OF erection
The frame work OF this house OF "or'
ship is nearly complete, and the buildlnS
COMMITTEES propose to raise. 'h'ng's aud
bnarI the church before the Inauguration
oi winter. The unquestiouec lihesa'ity
o, The people. aud the growing religious
interest among Christians in the COM
muuity, will, no doubt, speedily secu'e
the success ct this much needed enter
prise Let all TIA. people rejoice in ths
glorious prospect, and bring the tlthes
into tss siorehouss, asws are command.
81 in Malachi $40. Tsougs the climate
here is growing cold. the hearts OF the
people are growing warmer. Brother
Spragus has besn here for over two
weeks, preaching nearly evsry evening,
holding afternoon meetings, and visiting
from house TO house. The result has
been, \ iulI attendance. increasing inter-
est. = closer union between the evangslic-
al churches, who are "endssyoring 10
keep the unity of the spirit in the bond oil
peace and requests from over twenty
persons, seeking pardon. for the prayers
of christian people and nearly all. We
have reason to believe, found the witness
of thsir salvation Sunday, Oct. 27lh,
tie closing day, was AZ interesting oc-
ca>iou anon. Us. At the close OF The
morning service. bro. Sprasue was sun
prised with Il present, from the people.
OF an oYercOat valued At S24.00, and n
SO bill, which accompanied ii, with a
list OF the names of the donors, for which
he returned his heartfelt thanks. after
which the audience repaired TO the Um-
bagog Luxe, where nine persons received
baptism by immersion. An interesting
pray sr-mssiing closed the services OF
the day Nav the interest increase, IL
the PRAYER OF your correspondent. until
al The people shall receive the peace OF
the gospsl Thankful lor the blessings
oi the past, and entertaining bright hopes
tor the future. remain ever,
ONn or THE Harry Few.
UPTON, Ne. Oct. -. 1872.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-05
Fun ahead!

Frank Thayer aud Henry Pierce. oil
South Paris, made u Oei Il shor; time since
OH The result in New YorE State. II u
goes Tor Grant, Pierce i. IL wheel Thayer
from True's store over the bridge, up the
Foundry Hill. and back through The rii-
lage to the Telegraph office, aud II Gree
lev earties it, Pierce will ride. As tbvl
ale Young men oi ptueA aoo muscle u'eJ
viii perform Tie Uel. ANA have somo
spec atos. II is 10 come of Friday
al,crnoou, and there will he music among
lbe buys
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-05
NOr,c0U Items.

Cant ! F. Moves has sold his t.lrm n
,,a Centre 70 Merrill Rowe. OF Wood.
.... for $1,000 and ha. bought The
,., ,.l r,es.,utly located stand ON
p,e,.,g .,r,s. E, ,Ls VILLAGE a. VII
Woodbury. Cor - 300
.T.. cqrt,.ct lor rho shoe factory =
allan, c,oo-s..3 Tb.p,rties arc Gao
Lam and h,y, an annie c,p;,ql T.f;r
.,.r. Il. nrincir.vy $40, Boot. l,.re
ar.5.pc +. 20 he erected and lbe,
.-.r. .1,,la,.e.t DO man, hand.
.....,. .a ,..,.,r.Ji ,to loc,s,,, .,t
Sos, D., ,h.,
,.,, .l.,,s horse. 81, ,i,s ,;Il,y. .-..
.ss.,bo,I mr.. ,fYccls5 with he 81,
......-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-05
FFUe6Ur0 Items.

A correspondent OF the Daily Press
writes: MIS- Cassie Locke. wife Of Nj
Charles Locke OF Lowell, died Sunday
evening OF typhoid and lung fever. Mr.
Locke Is ct INC trim ol Nuu,r, Locke &
Co.,. mi. o&Her, a' Lowell.
The Melaadis- chnrgh in FrreburZ is
being uewlg painted AMI otherwise re
poj;od
Seth Walker. one o! Frr burg's excel
lyrt townsmeu, hiss bought the early
home Of his vile
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-05
Lectures om Phremotogy.

Prot. l.. c. BArEMAN, wAp comes bisl'
IL recommended, will deliver i coutae oil
lectures at Andrews Hail, South Palls,oh
Wednesday. Thursday, Friday aud sat
urday evenings oil this week. Lecture
to commeucs at THE first one free
Public examinations ut the close of
each lecture. and Laughing Gas admin
istercd. The lectures will be illustrated
by magnificent Paintings. &c. and a
Royal Egyptian Mummy, over 5000
years old.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-05
OUR TABLE .

". have received from b.. j. Hale K Sons, IL
Murray ST. New York the End aud Sd numbers OF
crest THOUGHTS OF CHARLES DICKENS"
Tn. compiler of this work, deserves great credit
To- his excellent selections, arranged alphabet
cally and classified 40 a. 10 become ready book
Of reference.
The publishers OF ARTHUR'S HOME MAGA.
ZINE announce new departure for 1878. The
magazine j. to be enlarged Illustrated aud lifted
70 u higher ded ofiierary and artistic excellence,
thu, making it the best Magazine Tor the home
circle that can be found in this country
The ChiIdren's Hour that gem OF art, full of
fresh, pure and entertaining reading, admirably
Illustrated shOnld be placed in the hsnds OF every
child in the land.
THE CHRISTIAN GRACES, Faith, Hope ana
Charity, $500 steel engraving, of surprising
grace and beauty. size 2IX27, picture that should
! grace the walls OF every christian home, will be
sent free 10 every subscriber TO Irth.rs Magazine
/ for 1873 For the small sum Of - -. the Home
+ nagaziue j. Childrea'. Hour, for ls7s and 'The
( Christiaq Gra-cs" VIII be sent, Local agent,
wanted everywhere. .or tie HoD. .urgr-iae send
! f5r agents complete circular 20 y. Arthur
+ slp'te,rI.
w reye reviewed. ..,ar n. 7, l.'l. r.ua3sl'sia,
+ Na. 4ot tl, ILLUSTRATES MONTHLY NA9-
. NZINE. sAi..,i.G '-.r.' 20 .et pi..,e 20 c'uI =
of Instruction .n -e.er .e. el.-'. convey q in
q n.a4e.wH',b haj make it at.tH li,e a-j cn-
t.It1iuug. ArJ. rei on, lhluUe iD'mtar, ud
industry are included 'u tits v'rh, and we DOUBT
NOT t..a, twill prove 80 Dos 3 popular and sA!y
instructive journal.
Halls Journal 81 Health, for November,
IN, article, on .V5u.illtiy1." "Paralysi-,' "Ul-
Ger. ard wounds '''.iIome Training Au.umnol
Wisdom" AMI Cold Water Dangerous 1t Is
fall of good suggestions, and practical and timely
hints
The Young Folks Rural. Tor November, is
received. We have already noticed this excellent
paper. and commend it to the young, both in city
and country. Cash prizes, from to dollars Are
given for meritorious articles from young suoscr'
bers. Chicago.
ScrIbner's Monthly stands ~ the head oi
American Magazine literature. The AeH lor|
ErsEiRg Post says Of ARTHUR BoNNICAsfLE
DR. Hollands Serial commenced in SCMBSEE'
MONTHLY for November: "Only one chapter, OF
twelve pages ia given but this is eDoughto awaken
interest There IS good deal OF quiet humor IN
the dialogue, and the characters are fresh aud
natural, while the style of the descriptive pages, II
need scarcely be said, j. fluent and Fascinating -
Much OF the effect of Dr.. Hollands writing is 4
be attributed to the ease aud grace OF the compo
sitiOn. The dramatic promise of Arthur Bonni
castle however, Is such as to make MS regret that
the author has not been writing novels these many
years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-05
W0terford Items.

We learn that ii. MaxGeld, who has
for 50 long time and with 50 much sat
islaclion held the ribbons On the coach
from Lowell 10 81. Paris, has sold his
stage line to John T. Rice, OF North Wa
terlord. who has assumed control. IL is
with the best wishes OF the community
that NJ. Maxield retires, having in all
eases been an honest aud accommodating
driver, SAYS the Register, and which sc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-05
Oxford Items.

Capt. Henry c. Dean. 50 years old.
was thrown from a load Of barrels. a
week ago last Monday, and had his
shoulder broken.
SIr. A. L Stone has raised four cart
loads OF good pumpkins this seeson. the
largest quantity raised by any farmer in
town, say. the Norloay Adrertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-05

FROM increased Physical and Mental
Strength of persons who use Fellows
Compound Syrup of HypophOsphi,es.
their augmented faculty OF endurance.
the regular and healthy action Of The
Heart. Lungs, Stomach and Bowels, and
their improved appearance, demonstrated
in thousands OF cases within our knowl.
sdge. its power of restoring the great
sympathetic and muscular system on
which lull and healthy development lie.
pends is certain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-05
North Merry Items.

Marcus W. Kiilgors is putting in
grist mill at North Nswry, and intends 10
have it running within fortnight. The
community has long felt the need OF one.
There has been considerable thirvins
in this place recently. One ease worthy
of note 10 the theft of goose iron Chas.
Z. Eyerson; the thief being detected paid
$50. Everything is mol quite lovely, bu,
the goose is high.-RegiSter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-05
False Delicscy .

The frsuds OF those who are troubled
with tad breath. aud, through over
squeamishnesS, dislike To refer 10 Il, COM
init positive aud cruel mistake. speci.
ally il they are aware of the merits and
! great efficacy ol the fragrant SozoDoNr.
[ This i the true and only remedy for the
difficulty; there is no valid vNcuse Tor q
! bad breath now.
Spslding's Glue mends everything.
A Distinguished Japanese who visited
( this country. became accustomed to the
use OF Burnet,'s celebrated "CocOdiHc'
and liked it 80 we'll tha. he mas sen, the
/ tollowin. order. We have seen the
original OF this !eltOt, written va a bold.
hand ia both English auj Japsncsr
IaIs i,stmuaal Co ,hs merits o.! This *.
c~. ~. ..it oI.. Us gH';n E.,t e,ing ol''
'.Iu-sYa Garut'' * Co. -,uu 4 CSr
some o.! 'ou CacJuur. l. IS good. !
visa .orivrHfy jhut tvs suG ESQ
'oja4tn. r,rri- O>oJ@Ho.
VlolrlNr H.. .,. D. at lisa is,
f 'rr blood lao.coi" Aat GOA" c,u prs
SHY q hra.hI wh.u Iar .iUad Is d.t
ea,ed NkcETiNE i, composed ui suD.
stances idenuc,, with Ata.JhN hooi;
aud when taken into tie s,-lcm Iog Tive
cure Of disease, il i absorbed and re
places the deficiency which caused The
disease.
Pimples on the face, Eruplions. B.Oich.
e.. Scrofulous diseases. and sores arising
from impure blood, are cured by Dr..
: Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
A PoLrGLor BUSINESS. The wide spread in.
nuence OF American 'kili aud estsrpriso has out
stripped the compreheHsioa OF the Americans
! themselves. The fabrics OF our Ias clothe the
savage, OF both continents. Thsy wrap the ioins
/ OF Africa. and tAs iaway skins Of South Amsri-
car pampas. Bat wider still are spread the pro-
duets Of our skill in medicines late rist TO
/ DR. J. Z. Aver & Co.'S laboratory and Office IN
J Lowell showed us that the whole surface OF the
habitablc globe pays its tribute there there they
! cater 20 and serve the requirement.. OF almost
| all nations. Their publications are IN The many
tongues that widsly,e severed people use Their
: letters must be read from and written IN H,any
respondents with the Indispensable accomplish
mcnts Tor their duties. Their daily mail " half
a hushel OF letters brings them adyicss. orders
aud rcmittances from the circle OF the world. We
were overwhelmed with amnzsmsnl, aud our
readers would be by inspection OF this won.
I derfully extensive, health dealing enterprise -
Holly spring Miss Conservative.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-05
PREMIUM CHROMOs for 1879

Every subscriber to THE ALDINE, who pays In
ydsnce for the year 1873, will receive, without ad
ditionR charge, pair OF beautiful oil chromos. AZ
picture,, entitled The Village Belle, and Gross
log the Moor" are lsx20 inches-sre printed rom
Is die plate. requiring IS Impression, and tints
10 perfect each picture. The same chromos are sold
Tor $50 pair IN the art stores. As 70 Ia thu deter
mination Of the conductors OF The Aldine pa IL
on, OF the reach OF competition Ia ever department
the chromos will be found core spondinsy head Of
sny that can be offered b. other periodicals. Every
sub,criber viii receive certificate. the slgaA
ture OF the publishers guaranteeing That the ehro
mos delivered shall be equal 20 the samples furnish
Cd the scent, or the money will be refunded. Inc
,oribers OF fse dollar periodical, will marx an
epoch In the history OF Art; and, considering the
unprecedented cheapness OF the price for TltE AL
DINE itself, the marvel falls little abort OF mir
uce even 20 those best acquainted It'll the achieve.
ments Of inventive genius aud improved mechanical
apnllapc,s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-05
DIED.

In Lowell. Oct. %, Cassia NJ, wife of Charles u.
| Locke aged ~ years aud seven months. Mira. l..
was n cheerful, aneCtionaie woman, ~ho made
| warm friends OF all with whom che was connect.
ed. Her husband and little daughter have the
sympathy OF community In their great bersave'
ment.
In Lebanon, Y, H., Oct %, Jacob +. Jackson,
| aged s. formerly of thi, town
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-05
MARRIED..
Ia AlDany, oo,. ss, By Rey. ) p: BrOwn. I.e0l

In Albany, Oct. Is, by Rev. ) ID. Brown, .iacoh
r. Holt of Cireenws cod and Miss Lila A fCto's
of ALBANY -.
In Oxio,,i. Oct 30 al the residence OF the brides
father, b, Rev. J. Il. Wheelwr.ght, W IN. II MOI
ley, Esq, uf Portlspi, ana Bliss Eikabelii ~:
daughter ~ Hon Geo +. Whitney 81 oAio.'
mo Card+t
In Andas az, Set. 3. Il Rev. Ia 8 sprsgue. Mr.
Farnum 4 killet and AIRS hselyn Burgess BON
Ia Ia (. Oct. ~ IN Res. Beni nia Foyler
E,lnuna spnsH aud Mss Fannie ). fsht
In $50 lis. oes. 10 by rev. J. b. wlerl~r gilt
NJ ChsY4e- " Tliopge, pf 30 t1n, Macs, aud
Ais sfie 81 Daniels, o. IeYissn
Ia NO, stock, Oct 81. by Alden Chsse. Esq
Mr NAlh q 4 Perry % Faris. an4 Mise G.'ciia
Robbins st n cpdst0c Z. rre Il 5-g
A. Nora =, ierord. Sow ~ Res IS N'Npil
Nj. Gcut,c,tt FrcG1h,auf a 5A.iy, AND vi ~ .Ela
WOrc0-tlt, ui Detroit
At NoytR lifblgeWaicr.Aiass. AT y Chandler
Raw son, %. i'At.s and S,ss S~rNb DAeds, 81 y.
BddscW.tr,.
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ChiIdrcn az for Pitoher'L Castoria
Gpecul Noucr>.
~. 20 eloc rcts tFGEr

w " ~ - -
a,a' el.s 90, 49,. l-i,. i7 4@ r'r.hs
Toe moss tspid,r,ilsS articles ever n'''Hira Tor
MARI rd ur single ladea U'o
40 FEMALE CAS 100 WITHOUT TEEN
Durable, Elegant, Chcsp, aud what has 'lwSy'
been wanted, and always viii. PIosA lA,se -
RiKhta Tor sss. Lady Agents eau MAKE fortunes
Standard articles. Circulars free.
Address BASDANlu nASUFACIUgiSC Co..
N.v yorh Nv urs
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IInnaraIlalal .no8aas.

C...ll..ou a. inc niytHSlGt over '
C.ri-s Iu iIcrci of .itf Il -'> l.a.t,tt = i.'
q. any. Eel ,ioGs .-u.I ufr ."N- ...rr !e .l-N
"a weekly. The cheapest and best E.uig FCps'
ga N4iHc. i choice ~ So fHe a'se. .JI.rf"f -
sSt - 10 ChromOs given away, al r3ncI GO ns"
sub ciiOCTs. 40 money called ;or uutil The paper
begin 10 come and the picture l. delivered. Ev-
err Agent Is making handsome pay The I'm { %
work Is during The next tEIce months Scdd ioi
ample copy anu null particular 20 f'I BLISHERs
RIVERSIDE ECHO, PORTLAND, MAINE.
uoV1.tW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-05

OXFORD, SIS:
TNAKEN on execution, and will be sold At public
i auction, on the thirtieth day OF November, A
D. 1874 at one O'Clock the afternoon al the store
OF A T.. Barrows, in said BrownIield III said
County Of oxford, all the right III equity which
Alonzo Rounds, of said Browndeld, IN said Loun-
~ OF oxford, has or had on the 18th day Of No
vember, A. ID. lsI at two O'Clock in the afternoon,
icing the time Of the attachment Of The same on
IN original writ, to redeem the following descrs
ed real estate 10 wit: certain real estate situated
in Brownfed, aforesaid, known rs he Richard
Peary farm meaning 10 convey all 81 said arm
that said Peary decided to The town OF Btownheil,
and being the same de .cvibed in dead-Ihomas /.
Cieaves, rs agent for the inhabitants of SAID
BrownGeid, convey 81 10 AlCAzo Rounds, by iced
dated March 3,h, 1853, and recorded 100 book u,
page ~, oxford Western Registry 90! Deeds the
abuVe described premises De.hs subject 30 at l.
gage. recorded la Western Eeslstt 10 .ri-'
book g., page ljl. given b, aid Ai0elo Ron d ~
tIg..@e Wakefield, ot -H.d hrpvult-.. 90 t. -
ii.c payment 90. prO.I.a CAS- note ift ,lE. :.
isl- 10 n0r r-ar Aom s-'e, W'.l .-i,-ti
q r,u -i,!i, 1851, va Fl.' 'I-.v. ..t 1-e
,pt avn aui, ial .,-st '4 tae .u. 4-t var ,.
lsJ EyES L. RICE, H.itJ. Size
r. Dated o, + aatIsia, t4.. = .-.. -. .t Nal i'
\ o. i-s2.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-05

THE ALDINE is an elegant miscellany OF pare
light ana graceful literature: aud a collection el
pictures tie rrcst specimens Of artistic sAiil, IN
h.lck aud whItc Although cach succeeding number
affords fresh pleasure - s iituds the real value
aud hesu, :. Ot Z III ALbiNE viii be most sppre.
ei3ed AFTER 81 lac btcl b1uhd up 40 lhe close IT the
war. The potsess0r "a compete 70 iume, cannot
dup e,lv t,e quantity oi nae ptro esd enTt-'ings
fn any other ssHrt az nuspUet oi volumes J0F zen
fnl,s s cost aRd then there ar ne ehronaoS bsstde
ART DEPARTMENT.
fhc publisher, are authorized TO announce de,
signs nom mpny Of the mOsl eminent aril'is oil
Aiucrira.
In addition, THE ALDINE VIII reproduce exam
PIES Jf tie best ioreiyu masters, selected VITA
view 10 The lishe- artistic success, aud gtaIest gen
etal interest," avoiding such rs have become tamil
iaE, through photographs or copie, Of any kind
Tho quarterly tinted plates, tor 1873, VIII repro
duec tour Of John s. Dss's Ininitablr child sketch
e. APPROPRIATE 10 the four seasous. These plates.
appearing IN the issues for January, April, july
October, wild BE- alone worth tho price OF years
subscription.
The popular feature OF copously illustrated
,sthrislnas' number will be continued
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-05
Prospectus for 1873. Sixth Year.
THE ALDIME,
Not for safe IN ne,cs OF book stores!

On illustrated Monthly Journal universally admit
ted to be the HdRds0mesf Periodical ia the HOrfd.
4 representative and champion or american taste.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-05
Notice.

7 HEREBY ~. notirs hat, whereas nv wife,
/, JULIA Il TLLICngG.hAs len my bed ana board
without cause cr pUoyocs!0u, 'Jrbid all persons
la. bousE Or trusting het on my account, q. shA!l
.ray No dtb,s oil lercuntractins amer thls dalo
DANIEL a. FLETCHER.
IIaltflrl Nov , ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-05
To Teachers

1--WE experimenting School Committee Of th.
! town OF Buckdei, will be IN session al The
oiilcs OIL g. Andrews, on Saturday, Nov. sJd,
1872, for examination OF teachers. All thotc Nho
,,nsct 10 teRrh In the school. oil BuckGe,i, the
coming ~intsr are requested - Oc present whether
HAVING previously been before the Committee or
MOI y. e.. ANDREWS,
ALFRED COLE,
JOSEPH CALDWELL,
= :. Committee - BuekGeld.
Buckneld, Oct. %, ISL. novb
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-05
New Advertisements.

Travelling Agents, t asa,sl,' S Ss.
King ..iouey ut work for II. l.. EDw ARDS Co,
Portland Maine Send for particulars. no5-tv
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AGENTS WANTED.
$3.50 In value for 81 80.

" tad noe aJaleih FaGh, Hope and Charity, these
hrcs; bet PEE gre4isJt 81 thsts Is CHiHiff.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-06
Tire strnI,osch Concerts.

The first of the Strakosch concerts Will oe
c,;var III Exnosition Hall on Tuesday eve
- -a--o,,+oo,,+h instant The Gin
hlhS' lio &C ,o,,o,,.+
cinnatl Gd2eue ealu OF Ihe opening 0oAO'A
in that city:
IT wouId he almost impossible to speak
+on bigbIv of fla brilIiancy and wonderful
~ dien]ayed nv Mile. Car!otta
pit Her canacitv for tours de force was
ro stvS so thoI,Gughiy illustrated as in the
1,ro,1,,ra ra,iarians from Proch, in which
sL,a fairiv electrified the audience in the
Hid T1IT,lar NJ the second part. There is
- - ! mn, ,oT+a+ricn EvinU who is able
49,, T0n6erfiII vocal feats which
W W XII p.,+ti seem as easy as to breathe.
~ a,,rossior of sonIfelt music she il
,T datic;er+. her voice never or rarely
pptril,es he heart, bnt itinvaribly kndles into
admiration the critical faculty. The APP
,'Ian.a lii won last night was well de-
aaerTred In the encored pieces she exerted
borseIF In nleose AS few prime dome have
aver done. In these she produced that
most wonderful laughing song for which
her voice seems to have been created.
What musical sweetness was missed in the
bravrre OF Miss Patti was amply supplied
Inv the tull.. rich and sweet contraltO OF
Miss Anne Louise Cary Her voice is as
sweet as when she first made her appear
ance here with Miss Christine Nilsson, and
has Gained Infinitely IN meditation and
that almost Understandable quality and tone
SO Of Cr,ae the glory and fortune OF
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-06
No 81.
AN ACT

To authorize the North Louisiana and
Texas Railroad Company to substitute
stock OF said company instead of second
mortgage, in favor Of the State, and to
release the said company from other liza
bilIties to the State.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives. of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly con.
veped, That in lieu Of the second mortgage
required by the eleventh section of the
charter Of the North Louisiana and Texas
Railroad Company, to be given to secure
the State for the ultimate payment of the
!\0nds of the State issued in conformity to
s'1 charters or act No. los of the session
a aciSNf the General Assembly OF 1868, the
9 Tnrl,~a2 nth Louisiana and Texas Railroad
to 0' the Snaay give stock of said company
aggregate stto an amount 1I,l equal to to-, the
lSSa et M - II ina of7ued under said charter,
o ga a. t -T~I bTTnIre68 to wit eleven thou
eleven Sieve hnndred and I'D twenty shares or
dollars of the sixty TT esd stDo ~.
six millions of dollars of Ta ID SHARES, OF
of said company, and in consiGtao4L,I"l ST. ~
issue and delivery of said stOchHoIn u eHG
company to the State the said NORTH sou
lana and Texas Railroad Company sh8"IiEa.,
relieved from all liability on the aforesae
bonds of the State, and that on the de
t nf ~ Iyb ,n nnmber Of bonds authorized
to he iss-,aJ bT the aforesaid charter and
oct No los to Wit. five hundred and say
ont1--sir bonds If one thousand dollars each.
sboi he immediatelT issned ana delivered
| To the nresident of sand comparv bv the
Gu ~ EnT 6 pt@ Of the STATE ''l '''' -
SIC ) Re II fnrther enacted. etc. That
a "re4 tho and directpTs Of the said
| N NJ Louisiana and Texas Railroad Com.
nam shall at meeting held for that pur
nose adont all the provisions of this act,
| cony of which resolution or resolutions o
addition 6 shall be delivered to the Governor
of the State within ninety days after the
massage of this act, who shall file the same
in the Office of the Secretary of State, anC
in shall be the duty of the Governor of this
! State, IA soon as the president of said rail