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Cav BRIDAL Party.

Yesterday Maj. T. j. Moore, Of Trenton,
Tennessee, was happily welded to Miss
Wade, beautiful and accomplished young
lady Of Rutherford. The newly made pair,
accompanied by several ladies and gentle
men, arrived in this city yesterday after
noon and registered at the Maxwell House.
Quite number of friends called last even
ing, and the grand parlors Of this magni6
cent hotel presented charming scene o.
social Joy and loveliness.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-14
A Thief OverhauIed.

Night before last gentleman In the
vicinity of the circus tents wanted twenty
dollsr bill changed, whereupon a man
named Pat Lovett reaching forth bis hand
said 'G'n change it, give it to me-" Pat
went to get the change, but never returned.
A policeman overloaded Pat yesterday and
he ID now In jail awaiting trial to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-14

A Card.-NAsHvILLE, Nov. 9, 1S72.-
We, the undersigned, authorize DIR. N. A.
Moses to refer persons to us as reference to
substantiate his art of curing stammering
as being what he represents, as we have
been under his treatment.
GEO. W. BUCK, % n. Market st.
F. NJ. BUCK, 81 n. Market st.
pOv12 Ii
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Notice to the Ladies.-Mr. Jos. E.
Loiseau having just returned from New
York with all the LATEST STYLES and
NOVELTIES in HAIR and FANCY GOODS,
respectfully invites the ladies to call and
examine them at q North Cherry street,
opposite Maxwell house. nov14 2t
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A Runaway with serious Results

As Mr.. @. p. Nance, resident of the
country, was driving two horse team
Gown Market street yesterday morning, his
horses became frightened and started to
run. As they turned suddenly up Church
street one of them fell and the wheel OF
the wagon passing over his off fore leg broke
it below the knee. The injured animal is
handsome sorrel, only four years old, fol-
which the owner was offered $l75 few
days ago. The leg was bandaged up with
splints, but it is hardly likely that it can be
saved
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unu lie Drew q Prize.

Niobt before last an energetic venoer OF
prize candy at Barnum's circus IsulOeu Tue
wife of a gentleman VINO proipp'!y eH1
cisad the right Of chasIislng Vne iis "noLo
fellow, whom he knocked down anu sex t,a =
" beat. The prize candy man VnillAs he u
not suited for prize lighter
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Day and Mig

Day and Night.-The elegant saloon
Of Nilsson & Wash. No. 81 Chulch street,
in Masonic Temple building, is open at all
hours, day and night, where polite attend
ants will be fund TO attend the wants Of
customers, nov12 3t
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Pimples and brown spots on the face,
eruptions, blotches, scrofulous diseases, and
all sores arising from impure blood, are
cured by DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
coyery. nov12 Geod1w&w1t
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Rurnea 70 Death. Il

Saturday last, near old Concord Church,
eleven miles southwest OF Knoxville, Mrs.
Robert Campbell, whose husband is q
constable, left her infant child with nurse
and went to the spring not far distant
When the mother returned hideOus sight
met her distracted gaze. The nurse being
seized with a fit, fell with the child in the
fire place and both were burned TO death.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-14

NOtice.-We have this day appointed
Messrs. CRAIGHEAD, BREAST q GIBSON
Sole Agents for the sale of our Fire PROOF
Safes in this city. Sample Safes VIII Do
found in their house at prices as 10" ~
those at the Factory.
HALL's SAFE AND LOCK Co.
Nashville, Tenn, Oct. IA, 1871. .s
ocl8 I'm
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THE COURTS

u CIRCUIT CoURT.-In this court
yesterday the case of Baker ct ais Us Gil
bert ct ais, an ejectment suit involving the
title of 800 acres of land 10 Stewart coun-
ty. claimed the attention of the court yes
terday and the jury will probably find to-
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Music Albums, Music Boxes, Work
Boxes, Toilet Sets and Toilet Articles at
JOS. Z. Loiseau & Cos. nov14 2t
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Chapped hands, face, rough skin, PIN
pies, ringworms, salt-rheum, and other
cutaneous affections cured, and the skin
made soft and smooth by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hazard &
Co., New York.
IrnIerfhnra "
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-14

Elegant assortment Of FINE PERFUM-
ERIEs from Lubin, Atkinson, Low, Cou-
dray and Demarson's, at Jos. E. Loiseau &
Co.'s. noV14 2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-14

Leave your orders for Silk Velvet
Sacques, Velveteen Suits, Water proof
Cloaks, at the general Dress-making De-
partment of D. LovEMAN & Co.
nog10 81 sun,tu&ith
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A superior and large stock of all kinds
of Boots, Shoes and Caters, all sizes, at
very low prices for cash.
j. RAMAGE & SOE,
oc22 II 48 College Street.
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Hair Jewelry Of the latest and hand
soonest patterns, manufactured in the city
Only by Jos. Z. Loiseau 81 Co. nov14 2t
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On Saturday, Nov. 80, 1872,

.4 70 O'Clock NJ, the following lot 2 ground,
I~iar in the city of Nashville, and = ipnging TO
tba state of Geo. W. Hickman, dec d, tO-Eit:
Fronting 80 feet on New McLem0 street. and
running back with parallel Il es IL ..et to a 10
foot alley, situxted between Union snl Cedar
streets, and beginning at q point on 'rv Gle
more street 49, feet from the nOrthuas. r OF
Union street.
TERMS-One-third cash, the ha md
II months, with good personal seen. tTed
and lien retained W. q. kNaS, Tx
move 1881
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-14

The Latest Style HEAD BANDS, in
steel, jet, tortoise shell, pearl, coral, gilt
and glass at JOS. E. Loisesu & Co.'S.
noVl4 2t
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
40. Leaves Lebanon at. .7:20A Az.
Arrives at Nashville at..9.30 A. n.
Leaves Nashville st. AGO P. IL
Arrives at Lebanon at. $40 P. n.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon at O'Clock p. N.
on TUESDAYS. Thursdays and SATURDAYS Arrive
at Lebanon at O'Clock A N. on Mondays, We'd
nesdsys and Fridays.
st. ASuis, ETempnis, nashville and
fThatfasooYa ssTeaE Central
Through Line.
Chsr4apo0ya rain leaves = 45 A. n. and $50 P n,
q srTives-5:G5 Pm. and l2:45 A. n.
Memphis Crain leaves. las A. NJ and 2;l5 Pm.
- . arrives. Boo A. n. and 4:45 P n.
St Lsouiz train leaves. 200 n. n
" arrives. 500 P. n.
EuIlshoms train leaves. $3.50 T. n.
strives 1000 A, n.
Tho A A. 4. train Goes cot ran on SUNDAYS.
Tas5 30 A. n. and 2:l5 P. x. and 1:45P II. trains
RI % isily.
s,au7svfiIe and Nashville and Great
southern Railroad.
Leave Staten On North College street at $50
Az 2:l5 /. n. and 100 AM.
Arrives Al 500 A. n, srd 4.4b P. X.
The 2:f5 p. ". train does not stop at any point
between sash vile and Gallatin, except Ecge-
field Junction.
GaIIa1Ia Accommodation, Daily.
E.eSVe5 Slsayill r n
v.o,tSvjTEe aud Nashville and Great
Southern ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
DacRfvT Division
Leave :. * \. Depot, NOrIh SOH6ge sueet,
going SOu-h-S.15 Am 4:55 P NJ.
Awe NOrth-5.05 AN; ESQ Pm.
Through rains arrive and depart from Louis
viii and = as.,vii Depot, North College street.
PASSENGERS cGT take trains at Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
DU.HU.
COLUMBIA AoooMMODATIoS-Leave 5:15 P.
n, arrives 10 An, from L. & n. Depot, North
College street.
-. LOuis. Evansville. Henderson and
Nashville Railway.
ST Louis Mail leaves Esshyilie.........6.3OA Ak
Accommodation leaves Nashville. sees. LAB P.h
ST Louis Mail arrives At Nashville. .1i:5o P.k
Accommodation arrives at Nashville. 40 AN
Louisville and ClnciDnett short Line
Railroad.
Trains leave sndsrrEYe al Louisville shioIicWs:
LgAvB, ARRIVE.
Sou-herr Fas5 Line, except
sTndsv- e:35 4. Il. T:5c =. -.
New York Express, daily. S:fo P n Coy a -
New York Night Express, .o.o.
De ly.-..... -........... l1VVF' II l@''V n
9n3,9ay 600 A. 4. $50 7. N.
Lexington EZpTess5 szcoT
suDiay.-...ss.-.....'' Eoo r. ~ AA'VV n -
Lagrange Accommodate
exec pr Sundsy........ 6;O5 P " e'Uo A :
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Latest Style Belts, Satchels, Travelling
Bags and Cases at Jos. E. Loiseau & Cos.
nOy14 2t
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Funeral Of a Priest

THE funeral OF the Rev. NJ. j. McInerny
will take place from the Cathedral this
morning a. ~ O'clOtk.
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CHANCERY SALES
FOR
Wednesday, November 10th, 1872

TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES RENDER
/ ed by the Chancery Court at Nashville IN the
respective causes, viii sell at public sale to the
highest bidder,
AT THE COURTHOUSE AT NASHVILLE,
ON WEDNESDAY, NOV. %, iel2,
at II O'Clock NJ, the following described pro-
perty, viz:
Heushayv, Edwards & ca. vs. w, H
meNairy and others
Lot No 43 in the plan of West NASHVILLE,
fronting 100 feet on Broad street and run
ming back rs feet TO ID foot alley. being Jne
same lot purchased by Geo. Nancy On the Zhtn
dav Of october, 1883, together with the improve
mepts thereon, q plan Of which properly i TO-
corded on PAGE l36 OF Min. Book 8, OF me Cham
cerv Court at Nashville.
TERMS-Credits OF 6, y, Is and "A months,
with interest from day Of sale. NOtes required
with approved security and lien retained
Sale iree from redemption.
Also. Lots Nos. 2TS and 30 in the said plan
OF West Nashy vile property, 80 feet each ON Lo-
Gust street and running back - feet "a a 10 tcOt
alley, described in the plan above REFER q To-
and being the same lots purchased by u D.
Watson on the 26th October, 1888.
TERMS.-Six months credit Notes required
with approved security and lien retained.
Sale free from redemption
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CHANCERY SALES
FOR
Wednesday, December 4th, 1872.

TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES BENDER
| ed BY the Chancery Court at Nashville IN the
respective causes, 1 viii sell at public sale, 70
the highest bidder,
AT THE COURT HOUSE AT NASH YILLEJ
ON WEDNESDAY,, DEC 1, 1872,
at u O'Clock NJ, the following described proper
ty, viz:
w Il. Cornelius VS.. A. Il. sbankIaad.
Lot No At in the Ifth Civil Distric Of Davidson
county, Tenn, fronting So feet on hays street,
and also II feet front OF th3 lot adjoining, being
No. AZ and being in ROyd's addition. See plan,
Registers office look q, page 80
TERMS OF SALE-Cash S3J0, and the resi-
due on credits of and II months. Notes re-
quired with approved security and lien retained
Sale free from redemption
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

TsIeorapkic Report from Signal Service Corps o.
Il L. of Obserpdtios, at 1856 o'clock p. m.
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Another reduction in Dry Goods and
Furs. Call soon and secure bargains.
nOV10 1w JOE FARMLAND & Co.
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,c2O At oc2O&nov2,9,2O
County Court Sale

Sam. 3. wharton, Admir-, etc. vs. OeO'
w. Hickman, Jr., ct al
vrprrE OF A DECREE OF THE
X CO.., Court Of Davidson Com =, Tenn,
II Ld Sou1 " it, November fern, ls-3, IN the
.Iovs canse L will OFF, at pa0lc ale az the
coDrtbouse door in Nashville,
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RIVER NEWS.

g,no. of R;ysrs. Nou. ID, 1S72-RsiSkt Of s0dteT
above Io1c uoats- mark at 800 p. M.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-14

are described by the observers in their tele-
grams to Washington, with the velocity
with which the upper and lower clouds re-
spectiyely are moving, and the direction,oy
which means "Old Probabilities" is able to
calculate the direction and force OF the diff
farent currents of air, which is of great
service to him in making out his proynos-
ticatiOns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-01-23
COUNTY OF OXFORD,
To William Chase, DIR.


1871
May 2-To - miles travel. % llVnsoG and
back Oh petition OF {, C'tu-hmHu e.
as,
10 adays attendance. SO
Ito 10 mile, travel, TO Lowell anti
back on eiitiou OF Scl,ctmcn of Low.
ell CT ais, ~.
To DAYS attendance, -
$50 90 miles travel. 10 Milton auj
back.on peiitionot w Child~, Agent
OF Mlltoa Plantation, 80
June : TO 100 miles travel. to fyeburg and
back on petition OF u. K. Hating d ais, 10 9
To days attendance lot
is-To le0 miles travel, 20 Hiram aud
back, on petition 81 John T.. Hubbard
otals, !.
To 5 days attends see. u
I6-To DAYS attennance nu petition Of
ID. X Hastings ct ais -
2I-To - mes travel 70 Canton and
back. on petition Of Johu J.. Thoi'p
son CT ais,
TO dsys attendance. ."
- 96-To 80 miles travel 10 Auburn and
back. on petition OF : {. Andr W,.i ais, .
To DAYS attendance, -
back. ON petition OF VIM r. gentleman
Ctals, Il
To day. attendance, 100
Aug, To Us miles travel, Ia Hiram and
back, hy way 81 south llidStou cu pc
llglOn OF o. j. Libby ctals IL
To DAYS attendance, y i
$50 10 miles travel. "a Brownhcld
anil back, GA petition Of Au>el Thar
tom Ct ais l. ,
Ia t.al .sstOts!as,cs. -
Sept Ito uays attendance on petition Of
-. IL. Hastings ct al, 90
l3-TO DAYS attendance on petition of
- 4. Andrews et ais, > Z
Orl. 40 loo miles travel, To Lowell and
back, ON petition OF EnOs Head CT ais, 10 4
To DAYS attendance, .
IS-To 100 mics 10 tryeburg and back
"a petition of samuel J.. Chandler
ana others, 10
10 3d9ys attendance 10
To days attendance on petition of
%. j. Libby et ais, l5C
Ito DAYS attendance on petition OF
EuOs Head 90 ale, -
$50 a. miles travel, 10 Franklin Plan.
tation and back, on petition OF Edwin
DougheTty CT ais, o.
To 8 days attendance. :
" ,s1To ~ milss travel, 10 RONbCry and
Aud0ver and hack, oa petition Ol :. NJ.
Locke IL ais. 20
TOS DAYS attendance, :.
p.,h fe,ti3gc,
NoY. Ito days attendance on petition OF
j. Libby et ais, 10
Dec 2J-TO ~ miles travel, To Waterford amt
back, on petition o. John l.aker
al ats So
To2 days attendance, 80
raid Postage, !,
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> Of s. C. Andrews ct ais ~,
July j-To 90 miles travel, 10 Porter aud
back, and days attendance on petition
of W. +. Gentleman ct. ais. Isl
Aug ITO GO miles travel, 10 Hiram aud
back aud DAYS attendance OF petition
OF Q. J. Libby ct. als, IS
-" 25-ro a. miles travel, 10 Browhheld
and back, and days attendance ON
petition of Ansel THU ston CT. ais. IL
Sept. Ito days attendance on petition OF
ID. X. Hastings ct. ais. ~
Oct 2-To 3 miles travel in Fryeburg, and
days attendance eli petition OF Enos
Head ~ ais 81
9-To days attendance pn petition of
o.J. Libby ct ais. b'
Ito 10 NJ lies travel In Fryeburg, and
8 DAYS attendance on petition OF ;. J..
Chandler ct. NlS. 8
i9-To lays attendance on petition of
Enos Head ct. ais. g
SO-To IA miles travel to Andoyer and
back, aud 3days attendance on petition
OF = N. Locke ct. ais. 20
Nov l3--To ii days attendance on petition of
.. j. Libby Ct ais. Ia
Dee 90-To sc miles travel. 10 Norway and
back, and days attendance on petition
of IN. Baker ct. ais. 10.
Postage,
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Executors Sale,

DuRSUA&T 10 license from the Judge of Pro
Il bate ion the County uf oxford. | hall sell ~
public auction, TO The highest bidder, on the mcmi.
.es on Saturday, the nh day OF March next, 81
ton \. NJ all the real estate that Joseph Pray,
late OF Woodstock, died, icikcd and possessed 81,
being about two acres of Land from lot No. a., n
the west part of Woodstock, aud lying between
the Grand Trunk Railroad and the town road lead
Ing from Blyants Pond 10 Nost Paris, the same
beng subject 10 20 lya-y 10 the Grand Trunk r. Il.
Co., of Caahda.
ALSO an undivided half Of all of said lot that
lies on the west side of the above named road.
HERRICk c. DAVIS, EXT.
HrVant's Pond Ian l; M
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1906. nEHH aSCNApEny.l872.
The sixly-seventh sprias Term u this in>t,u-
,i1n " q eOlaueneeoU
Tuesday, February 27fh, 1872,
And continue II weeks
:. =. MOODY, a. VI. Principal.
q. 4. PVRINGTOy, Associate Principal,
aah Teacher Of Penmanship and
bookkeeping.
Miss MARY G.. PRINCE, Teacher OF
PrllsS 7 effpf.s


Relies letters.
Ms UATuE BAILEY, Teacher Of Music
Teacher Of Drawing and Painting viii alsobc
furnished
Nix Mpopl brings lie same corp. OF Teacher,
20 Hebron that he has 80 successfully employs
Tor The past two wears at Yarmouth apd Rs large
number or his former pupils Will transfer then
tudics to Hebron, The school VIII, without doubt
De- oae 81 .be iargvsl AMI most interesting IN the
state.
Miss PRINCE Is AL accomplished AMI thorough
scholar, having studied in Europe for several
wears aud q a teacher Of the modern languages
ha, no superior.
MIR PURlNGToN has been q practical Book-keeper,
tu! as a teacher OF this branch, and Of Penmaas
shin, ranks aaOng the first in the country. The
,oUrsc m bookkeeping siss iShmanShip Will be
fliiy equal 10 the Bryart >isattOn Commercial
Ouur>t aud " IN furnish rare opportunity tor
occurring a thorough Business Education nj aver!
-u4Lil evpciis Sc.
HEBRON ACADEMY j. well known a. one Of
tle oldest aud best schools It's situation il retired
and quiet. aud though easy OF access; yet nee
from, tGe influence OF hotels and saloons, which
presents 80 serious q drawback 10 many schools
No effort " an Dc spart~l for those preparing Tor
college fOr business or Tor ieach'nS, ana - olRrs
will De assisted be- getting stuation> H. stores and
schools.
For full particulars address y u Bumps,
secretary 0r the Principal, at Yarmouth, until
February llla, ufler THAI tine, al Hebron
lie lFOu. Jan. 10th, ISL.
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REGULATIONS.

~lrh regulations src madc for the direction "l"
....fi,I a. tf, gentlemen and ladies. as are sap
posed o. i.. most conducive to their lTo-rc-~ IA
,tr.ir aud the.r general Improvement.
Nc would have pupils feel ihai tnSii 'u'l1
t.., .. ANA il,u and women. consists ga more
iilu mere literary attachments, however eA'e',
~Iy,. ,h5tt includes, with these, luis habit, %
though, .,.i ceiling, refined aud elevated 'asie,,
cultivated affections, social andreiigious' ahu wen
g Disciplined wills.
Pupils rom CA; % town, 90 away rom none,
comm. nj tbe Particular attention oi The Primo!
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T>sem,y-Eigh, Years Practice

&c. lA, Treatment OF Disease incident to Female
..,- Fiicrd DIR. DOW 40 the head ot all phys icans
.1S,1- hprirtict speciality and enables hiin
guarantee 70 -pee,ly aaj perm 1neut cure n the
..,f- cg~c- af Suppression and all other hcnstru.
D.rIaccnrats, from ,cbatCrrr cause. Al letters
t.. tJs.., .al.r contain -. OMcJ NO ENui-
.liI >tEEET, BoSTuN.
S.-Board firni- b"l Co tao~c desiring Co le-
I.lir under treatment
St-isu. July. 1871. ly
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nkLEN NJ. srErENs: Li9eIant, ', HkNJANI

HELEN VI. sTETENS. Libelant, IS BENJAMIN
SrEN EMS.
And now il appearing O. the Court that the said
defendant is not an hhahitaBt of this state, and
thalhc has no notice oi the pendency Of this lib,l
IL is ordered Ly che Court that the said lihelant
noliS the laid defendant of tae pcndency Of thi-
libel by causing an Httestcd copy thereof with
this order OF Court thereon, 30 hc published three
weeks successfully iu the oxford Democrat, u pa'
per printed in Paris ia said County the last publ
cation 10 be- thirty days at least before the next
term of said ConTt, tu he holden at Paris, aiOTe.
said, ON the second Tuesday OF March next, On
the cud that the said defendant, may then and
there appear 80 said Cont, and shew cause III any
he has why the PRAYER Of said Llbeant should
not be granted.
Attest: Nm. N. kIMBALL, Clerk
\ true copy of libel and Order OF Court thereon
Attest WI. X. klMBALL, Clerk
John L. Swarey, libcl'ts Atty. Canton
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County commissioners Bills.
COUNTY OF OXFORD,


To Hiram a. ELLIS, DIR.
MAY 2--To so miles travel, 10 Hebron and
back, and days attendance on petition
OF c. c. Cushnau ct. ais. sll %
Paid Ferriage,
ITO ls0 miles travel, to Lowell and
back, and days attendance petition
of Selectmen OF Lowell SW
Paid Ferriage, ~
a. 29-To 50 miles travel, TO Milton and
back, and 2dSys attendance ON petition
OF l.. W. Chlds, Agent for Milton "
Paid Ferriage,
June 6-To 100 miles travel, to Fryeburg and
back and days attendance on petition
of D. r. Hasttngs Ct ais. 26W
Paid Ferriage,
l9-To loo miles travel, to Hiram aud
back, and days attendance on petition 100
of j l.. hubbard ei ais. NV
Paid Ferriaye,
sl-To Is miles travel, to Hartford aud
back and2 days attendance ON pet'ioh
Of j. W. Thompson Ct. ais. ~
Paid FcrTiage,
=, a6-To 20 miles travel 10 Auburn and
back, and days attendance ON petition -, -
OF : {. Andrews CT. ais !" W
J,,v TO 100 miles travel, to Porter aud
hack aud DAYS attendance on petitioh
of w. +. Gentleman ct. ais 81 ~
Aug. TO 100 miles travel TO Hiram end
sr;5 II IiS Sss ct AZ IS $
Pad kcirh.e,
$50 10 miles travel. 10 Brownheld
and back, and 3 days attendance on pc
ttion of Ansel 1hur>ton 81 al ~ ~
Paid Ferrage,
sent Ito DAYS attendance On petition "i
d X Hastings ct ais 9W
Juue l6-To days attendance on sane, 'W
oct SO 1856 miles travel, TO Lowell ana
back aud days attendance on petition
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