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rIGnr WITH THE cnErEyNEs.
Lieut.-CoI. Lewis OF the Nineteenth Inntntry
kilied-Two Men " ounded.

CHICAGO Sept. 29.-The following de-
spatches have been received a, Army headquar-
tors here through Gen. Pope:
CAMP CHALK CREEK. Sept. % via Fort Wal
lace Sept 29.-We found the Indians waiting
for us about o'clock in the evening in the
ca1ons Of the Furnished Wowams fork. Lieut.
Col. W. II. Lewis, Nineteenth Infantry. and
three men were wounded. We got ono dead
Indian. seventeen dead saddle ponies ana six
ty-two head OF stock We were prevented by
darkness from following W ourIr uceess. fol-
lowed the trail this morning to thispoint. from
which | detach Lieut.. Gardner md Sur
geon Davis with twenty I'VE raNalrymen. TO as
rort Lewis and two wounded mon to Wallace.
Ithink the Indians viii cross the railroad about
Sheridan Stntiou | VIII DE ON tho line of rail.
road on their trail some time Tomorrow, unless
thoy again hay n wait iorus think the whole
outfit is together. and will probably cross the
railroad tonight. II possible. please send DR..
Davis or a sub ~ me with the detail that takes
Col LOWS to Wallace. lpull out ON trail i'm
CIAnrNcE MoNcK Captain Fourth Cavalry.
foT WALL Acf, sept. p. LIEUT.. Gardiner ~
th" NInete"nih Infantry arrived hero with AN
escort anil the remains Of Cql Lewis aud two
men at l o'clock this A; NJ, Cnpt Monck's
despatch sent to YOU by Lieut., Gordne I
tho Indians are and can begin 70 opernte
inteigcutly. Prospect good for capturing thu
close proximity to them. He will moNo at day
lisht for them Dalls's command is thirty-hy9
back. JEFF. G DAVIS. Commanding.
Lieut.. Col w. II, Lewis Of ~, Nineteenth
Infantry WAS graduate Of the Military Acad-
envy in lsi9. native OF Alabama. and about so
years Of age. lie was looked upon as ono Of
the best officers in the service.
DENVER. Cal Sept. pa special despatch
from Fort Wallace says: Col. c. Garder. with a
detachment OF tho Twenty fifth Cavalry, arrived
here at o'clock his morning bringing the re-
mains OF Col. W. II. Lewis OF the Nineteenth
Infantry, who was Killed In an engage
ment with Cheyenne Indians sixty miles
northeast Of here on Friday evening.
His command ran upon the Indians about 8
O'Clock Friday evening and after two hours
fighting routed thcm, capturing ono dead In
dian. seventeen saddle ponies. and about
Col. Iewls.. killed, and two privatcs
wounded. The. Indian loss is Unknown,
as they carried their dead and wounded
OH, The Indians crossed the railroad track
near Carlyle early this morning, going north.
Gen. Jen c. Davis. with u strong force. will
leaye here early to morrow morning in pursuit.
This Ia the NTH time these Indians have been
engaged by tho troops since they lett the agency
near Fort Reno
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And the Last Stronghold of the IIerzego
NInvInn InsnrRent. Cnptmrrd.

VIENNA Sept 90 Gen. rhiippoyich ro
plying TO an inquiry from tho War Department
says that three divisions can be recalled from
Bosnia by the end Of October. The reserve
force Of the corps Of observation Will also be
furloughed and anumber Of horses sent home
Gen. JoyHnoyich telcgraphs that on saturday
ultcr nN" DAYS violent bomhardmcnt klobuk
the last refuge Of the lerlegovinian Insurgents
surrondcred, having made Il brave defence
The destru ton Of the fortified rock was then
begun. The Austrian loss waA triiling
BELGRADE. sept. 2i.-rhc Alhaniaus are con-
centraiing on the MitrOvitza and Salonca Rail.
way, and nre moving slowly but apparently
WIN definite purpose toward tho Bosnian
frontier.
rEsrH. Sept 29.-Thc Hungarian radicals
held mass meeting here to-day. 10 protest
against the occupation Of Bosnia. Dopu-
ties lt"iy and Simunyc. tho leaders Of
tho movement, and muuy other members
OF tho Hungarian Diet. were present
at the meeting which was largely at
tended. RESOLUTIONS were unanimously adopted
declaring that the OCCUPATION of bosnia 10y
Austria - fatal To- tho Hungarian nation.
protesting against tho sacrifice Of the blood
and money of Hungarians AGAINST their
Wishes. and demanding tho withdrawal Of
the army from B1,nh. The resolutions viii he
Forwarded TO the Minister'S sud pai ailiamcnt Will
l' asked To- lass vote of want Of confidence IN
l.
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Cot Robert q Ingersol VIII lecture on Robert Burns
IN Chiekering Hall MONDAY evening Oct
The Australian crcketcrs viii occupy the lower boxer
IN tie Park Theatre TINS evening By invitation.
THE sun has received ir1r ht'rcu telegraph OPERATOR
ON the line Of the New jersey Mland Kairnai az ~.
operators IN the south
Theresa Muli lolan Arcd H. nj 10 Rutgcr. Mace wa,
halN bnrurd about the body yesterday, her co.hcs hay
iiig taken nrc from bonfire
THE corner stone u chapel for the Convent Of the
dtr SISTERS ot the Poor MAS lad yesterday at seven
uetl street ami THIRD avenue
Fanny Bnhn locked mp IN the OAK street station pn /.
chalse OF dsoriel} conduct tried tu hang hri,, u et
cell last evening Size was cut down 10y the dunuunu
The CiuNns' committee of linton lht charAc tho conn
en- WIN "NtANAgancr ami rrrgu,liurs m, rNptnii
tnie ui the school lund AninNcsn, t ls to bf made
Charles ShnlN aged year, of o'5 fu.iint HNcuue.
BruohNu, was run over last c,cuus u tinsN4u.. urit
lhfunp avenue ic received compound .iuIr uita
leg nnd serious internal uuures
Emma keaion Of G6 Mott street b. on the rhau.ncrs
street Hnsitd with three severe scalp Wnui, 900 her
hrll An ltA,Au threw hs Hius Hr.uul hrl Yesterday
AMI ifpd tn k,s her She struggled M i'cc htisc ANA
her Hssaiant stabbed het win s'hettp
Al r. o'clock tus murun5 Mr. " G. Clhr's Broncrc
horses are to be led from IrVirg ifcc. uiutgH
t'nfh street 70 BrnaiWu,. ThIIh ni.t srttf i l.Uif
avenue. Co. tOalrr umou ~. Mah to Fourteenth .t,rL
10 Eglt aNrnue, o lLui} lo4. "a .,et AAI tAIA ave-
Iae. ls,uIAiUs " lT,lAs p!aep
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Lawyer as Preacher-TrIumphnnt over
Sin aud Defiant of tho Devil

Mr.. Chauncey ShalIer. the lawyer, preach
ell in the Aanson Methodist Church. in Norfolk
street last evening. After Offering Ipa prayer
marked by great oarnestness. he delivered an
eloquent sermon.
Wa shall mover be able to toll. D." sad he
what man has lost In intellectual and moral
power by reason OF SIN
In touching on ain and its wor kings. Mr..
" Sin he said, is tho cause OF nll nv defeats
my tears. my despair. Ii has torn my loved
ones from my side, 1t has drawn and driven
me from the path Of right time and timo again
until know not whore trod. II has trumphed
over me; but now. thank Hod. | triumph over
sin and ieo that through tho interccsson Of
devil accuse mo Of the sins OF the past; oan
say 10 him. sinned when was in your power
Now that have put you behind mo | am in tho
hands OF my crucihed Redeomer and am FREQ
from you fOreVer'h -
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BRIDdEPoRT. Sept. 29-On May 70 John Rufus.
alias suffering Jack Was murdered nm unoccupied
carriage factory in East Bridgeport by Frank Bas.cu
who placed the body bsrrel aud drove to DR. Sanford
OF the Yale medical school, New Haven who refused to
purchase without seeing certificate nom the proper
authorizes Hhl hrit thVn drove 10 Derby down the
west bank OF the iivcr three miles nn unfrquentcd
spot where he rolled the barrel down M cmhaismcnt
into the water woman with W'om Bassett lived was
cnnNrrsant with the whole matter amt, becoming dis.
shushci WIN ms ~ llohs dtop some remarks which
bong followed up by tllt ut Police Marsh led tp the
discovery of kWu.s body to day Bassett 10 u ili. here
Waluug tilal Tor Their.
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The Norwall nr,dse disaster in ssa.

SouTH NoRwALK, Sept. 29.-In conversation
to-day upon the great NOrwak railroad bridge disaster
by which % lives were lost a resident OF Norwak eX
planned what has heretofore bceua mystory-the
Of the engineers persistent declaration that he saw tho
bhll up On the hal night which WA, the signal 10 20
ahead tall tree un the estate OF Coo II Raymond
wA- rom n mere WhiW trimmed IN the form uf n hall.
aud that caused the mistake Two resident, here asccr.
tanned this TACT aud the tree cut down iulcty aui
the story never leaked out until 10 DAY
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Monmouth County PrImarie.

LoNd BRANCH. Sept 90 Primaries wcro
held last mght Tor the Monmouth County CON.
venuon that Is TO meet In Freehold t,m,r.
row lendrlckson, Tor Sheriff, has twuihiris of all
the delegates, Arrowsmith Tor County CLERK has ma
HrlB Patterson Tor senator. has - delegates plcl-ch
inc rest hte scattering Patterson hhl 900 mHllriiv IN
OccAu Township. ant Is the soroni cuioe VI rn.. iel
rsaes 10 command the Convention
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NORWOOD. Mass. Sept pa fire. this after.
noon desl Dyed Ga. paper manufacturing n oi l.llu
luI,, WIN large amount o Manufactured goods ami
siVeA. The lVssu a0VuI tI5,lVO, partl InsuIeI
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WHO FIREDs VINO WAS FIRED 1T2
A Mysterious Pistol shot In Chatham Street
Thought no was w ounded.

Three well-dressed men stood, soon after
last evening. in front Of Halls barroom. at 8
Chatham street Two OF them were heard to
quarrel One drew a pistol which the other
wrenchod from his hand. The pistol went Off
In the scufe and the wife Of the cigar store
proprietor AT 10 says that she saw the three men
90 into Halls barrOom Other spectators say
the same thing but Mr. Hall and his barkeeper
strenuously deny that tho men entered. Others
give different directions that thoy say the men
went
Soon after the m6l6o a man answering the
description Of tho one who had been shot at
went with "a companion, into the drug store Mt
AGO Pearl street and said that no thought ho
had been shot. DR. Callan. the proprietor, ex-
amined spot that the man poin ted to in his
loft side and found that vest and pantaloons
had boon perforated by a ball but that the skin
was uninjured. The man said that he had been
shot Rt In Fenian row In Jersey City but no
doubt II was ho who had been imperilled in
Chatham street He went away without giving
his name Ur address.
No More Hald Heads.
No matter how smooth, shining, or barren, Carbohne
abundant crop friee QUO dollar per bottle sold ij AL
irInglsts An
MRuger's Pointer" Playing Cards.
!DicHed, rounded c0rnera Eicesl card made.-Adv
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The signal Once Prediction.
JorTINGs IN AND NEiR 1uE CITE

Warmer southeast 10 northeast winds falling
barometer partly cloudy weather and OccAslOna faius
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MRuger's " Pointer" Playing Cards.
DieHed, rounded cornera EiceSi card made, ADJ
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No matter how smooth. shining, or bnrren. Carbolne
doot0rl1cd extract Oi Petroleum Will bring forth Al
abundant crop Iriee QUO dollar per bottle sold h) al
druggists
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uo,, a Father and Two sons were Kii,ed
~" rather and Three Sons. One OF Them
,,,eIy Nominated for Congre. - More
...,,i,,s Detail. OF the Terrible Duel.
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Never Travel without Your Both,

Of WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. TRAY.
elers know that they are constantly exposed to
sudden draughts Of air, There is sure to be some
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rom the chill air, but, bless you, she is delicate
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IL Is more conducive to peace and comfort to take
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COMMON SENSE.

III Is SIMPLY IN keeping with common sense &c
say that specialist who gives his undivided at
tenton 70 The treatment of a certain class of dis.
eases ought 20 succeed where practitioners in gen
eral practice may TAIL. DIR. d . L. FoOTE, Of l2(
Lexington Avenue New York City, has given
his exclusive attention to the tJca ment OF CHRON
IC DISEASES Tor twenty i've years, during which
time he has cured thousands whose faces he has
never seen. II You wall send 90 him for his
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m story, c,r., are publications well known to the
reading puOiic. Taxing sll OF the Doctors publ
cations together 70 u NOT too much 70 say that
nm tilions on copies have been sold.
CrOR king h net confined 70 the Frog Ponds
\. This season almost every body is hoarse. The
bleatiuS Of distressed lungs is heard everywhere
Why is ,G,,.whcn Haie's Honey Of Horehound ana
Tar Will cure any cough cold or hoArseuess in Is
hours sold by al Druggists.
Fixes Toothachc Drops cure 10 minute. nl2-4w
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Dr.. X. Y. PIERCE, OF Buffalo y. Y, the propri-
etor a- Or PIERCE Family Medicine. and also
o t1g iugaii-' and Tourists Hotel. OF TIA. oi-y,
has recently beca elected TO Congress ly The very
Garer.ug majority OF nearly $500 lie has al-
ready served uis constituency as state senator,
and lhi, renewed endorsement signifies that Ais
services have been hish.y satisfactory. His tx
tersiye pIar.ice ia the treatment OF Chronic Dis
ea.es viii Mt, We are informed, be neglected or
suffer -u the least when The tine arrives Tor HIN
o -ske his seat iu Congress t being iutru sted -
hs brother and other experienced medical gentle
men who have long been associated with the Doe
to- Ia .he Medical Department of his celebrated
World, u.sYr- srr and layaai-' Hotel. Be
sit,- as the Forty-siV,b Congress does not con-
vene until December. ISIS, Dr. PicTce's patients
Will not lose h.s personal attention for some
moulls yet.
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A true copy attest: He. DAVIS, Register.
ONFORD ss:-A a Court of Probate held al
,rftl;r and TOR Tho comfy of Oxford

OXFORD sat a Court OF Probate held at
Paris within and for the county OF oxford
on The third TUESDAY OF November, a. ID le,>i
DNOCH FOSTER, JI., named executor IN a
IL certain Instrument purporting 10 be the last
nm and Testament OF Joseph HOit,late Of Bethel
IN sald county, deceased, having presented the
same for Probate:
Ordered That the said Executor give notice
10 at persOnsinterest, Cby c9usiuPa copy Oilnis
order o be published three weeks successivel} IN
the oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they
may appear at q PrObat Court 10 BE- held AZ Paris
in sand County On the thin, uesdaY ol Dec next,
al O'clockiu thefOrenOon and chow cause II any
they have why the sAld Instrument should n0tbe
proved, approved and allowed As the last Will
and Testament vi SAID deceased
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-26

OXFORD ss.-At a Court OF Probate held al
Paris within AMI for the rouuty OF oxford
@on the "a Tuesday Ut Nov. \. u. ISIS,
~ the petition of EDITH Bjth, widow oil
~ Charles A Buck late OF Pans, IN said ccuu-
~. dccea.c,., praying Tor am allowance out OF the
personal estate OF her late husband
xOriered, That the said Petitioner give notice To-
an persons Interested ~ causing 4 copy OF this
order 10 De published three weeks excessively in
the oxford Democrat printed ~ Paris, that they
NAV appear ats Probate Courtto be held NJ Paris
10 SAIL COunty on the third Tuesday 81 Dec. next
81 = o'clockin the forenoon and shev cause II any
they have why the same should not b, grated.
4 II. WALKER, Judge
Atruecopy-attest. II. &. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-26

Tie soothing, healing eIec,s or AdGHsoH's Bel
saf. are plainly experienced from the frs, dose
l.s work appears li;tle les than magic Yet %
acts on wen known scientinc principles in cnring
coughs and colds, and because compounded in
Gst the right manner 10 cure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-26
Heather ReDOrt.

Temperature last week at An
sunday SO cloudy Monday, 30 : rain; Tues
day, 500 snow; Wednesday, % = cloudy Thurs
day, 80 cloudy, Friday, 30 : foggy; Saturday,
80 foggy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-26

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter Of Rm. Hdselfine)
4 r. Wesley FIJI, Partners as IN BANKRUPTCY
HaEeltine i HiL, BGnkrIpts. }
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
At South Paris, the 18th day oil November, AID
1875
The undersigned, hereby gives notice of his ap
pointment as Assignee of VIM. Hazeltine OF Low.
ell, In the county OF Oxford and State Of Maine,
and Z. Wesley Hill of Lynn, in the county of Es
sex, and commonwealth of Massachu sets former
Is co.partners In business at saId LOvell, within
said District, who have been adjulged Bank upts
upon Petition OF said Hazeltine individually snd
40 members Of the firm of Hazeltine y Hill, by
the District court OF said District
GEO. A. WILSON, Assignee.
i. o., SO. Paris, Me. n263w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-26
DIED.

Iu oxford Oct. -. Mr.. Isabelle. vile o. Al
moni a Elsck src,. = yrs. and p days.
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A,rueoOpy-atte.t &c. DAVIS, Register

uNFoRD, ss;-Ai 4 Court OF Probate y" d al
paris within and for the County OF oxford
on the third TUESDAY Of November, A. u, 1878
YtYINOTHY WALKER, administration on re es-
4 tate OF Daniel Martin, late OF Rumlord in said
county, deceased, having presented his q a"urt
OF administration OF the estate Of raid de- aset
for allowance:
Ordered, that the said Admiuis'r give notice T.
ali persons Interested b. causing copy OF thir
order 70 be publish ca three weeks successfully IN TN
Oxford Democrat printed ~ Paris, that they may
aupesr Al Probate Court To De held ~ Paris, IL
aid COUNTY on the third Tuesday of Dee. mex.
AZ O'Clock IN the forenoon and shew cause II any
Al. WALLER, udge.
A true eopy-Attest: II C. DAVIS. Register.
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