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OXFORD. ss.:-AtA Court OF Probate held al
Paris within and for tue County OF OXFORD
on the third Tuesday OF November, 4. ID. ISIS,
"AKEIkT SMITH aGmN on TIC estate OF Cy'
Ill rus WOrmel late u Bethel, ~ said County
deceased, having presented her account oi sdnilh-
istratiOu OF the estate OF said deceased iot ALLOW
Auce.
Ordered, Tna; the said AdmlnN give no ice
10 an persons interested 10y causing copy OF Lh'
order TO DC published three weeks successfully IN
the Oxford Democrat printed at Pa!is that they
NAV appear at Probate Court 10 be held - Pans
in said County, on the third Tuesday of Dec n cXt
II o'clock Ia the forenoon aud shew cause II any
A H. WALKER, Judge.
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Notice of Appointment of Assignee.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE OF HIS APPOINTMENT.
At Paris in the County of oxford and State of
Maine, the twentieth day Of November, A. ID. 1876.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF mis- APP
pointmeni as Assignee OF the estate Of George q
Shirley of Eryeburg, In said County Of Oxford,
InsolYent Debtor, who mas been declared an In.
solvent upon his petition By the Court OF lnsol
yency for said County Of oxford.
JOHN LOCKE, Assignee.
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OXFORD. ss:-At Court OF Probate hello ~
Paris, within and tor the County OF ONiorc
on the third TUESDAY Of November, \ u. les,
miuisirator with the viii annexed of The a.
tSie OF Osgood Brown, late of West Newbury
state OF Massachusetts, deceased, pray INK Tor 10
cense 10 sell and convey all the real estate OF sail
deceased, al public or private sale Tor me pay,
mcut OF iebt-, expenses OF administration and
incidental charges:
Ordered That the said Petitioner give notice
20 alIpersons interested by causing an aoetIact OF
his netitpn with this order thereon TO published
thre. weeks succCs siyely yin the oxford Democrat
printed AZ raris that they may appear at Probate
Court TO be held at ParIs IN said County on the
ttir,I TUESDAY OF Dec. next, At o'clock IN the
forenoon ana shew cause II any they have WHY Ia =
same should not be granted
WALhER, Judge.
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OXFORD, ss.--At a Court OF TrobAte heId 81
Paris. within aud for the County Of oxford, on
the third TUESDAY OF November, 4. u. 1873,
az the petition Of GEORGE H. GROWN, Ad'
~ ninistrat0r Il the estate Of BeuJtm'n Pea
body, late OF Albany, Ia sad county, deccA7eu
nr.yiu. tor license 10 sell and convey all the real
estate OF said deceased, - public or private sale
f,r The payment OF debts, expenses OF admins
,ratiun AND incidental charges.
o,d,r,d Tuatthc said Petitioner give notice
10 All prrsonsintercsted by causing an abstract OF
hi- petition with this order thereon tobe publish
ed weeks successiyely in the oxford Democrat
printed at Paris, that they may AppeaT ~ no
ate Courtto be held 1T Paris In said County on
the ,hird Tuesday of Dec. next at y clock
In the forenoon and shew cause II any they have
= az the same should not be granted.
A. IL. WALKER, Judge
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For 1870.
10Th Year OF Its Publication.
PRICES REDUCED!

The ensuing year pro misses 10 be one OF peculiar
interest to the people Of Maine. They have COM
manded reforms in the state admin lstratOu. snd
their representatives IN the legislature must not
fail 10 inaugurafe them. The Argus, always test
ing political measures by thc JcIcTsouisn standard
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TIN subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Hon Judge Of
Probate for the County OF oxford and assumed the
trust OF AdInini-traftr Of the estate of
SARAH \. HOWE, late OF Paris,
IN Said County deceased by giving bond a. the law
Directs ne therefore requests al persons who are
indebted TO the estate OF said deceased 70 make i'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon TO exhibit the .ameto
ALFRED 7. ANDREWS.
Nov. 10 ISIS 26-3w
THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice hat
he has been duly appointed hy Tho Hon. Judge Of
Probate iur the County of oxford, and assumed
the trust OF AdmluistrA.or ~ the estate of
DAVID kiAHALL. late II Runtori,
ia said County. deceased, Sy giving bond As the
law Directs he therefore requests All persons in
dtbtei Go thc estate Of sand deceased TO make i'm
mediate payment. and those who have any de
mands thereon, 10 exhibit the same to
CHARLES 4. kIMBALL.
Nov. 70, 1875.
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed hy the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for The County Of oxford and assumed the
trust OF ENecutor OF ia, estate OF
CLARA J. FARNUM, late OF Paris,
n said County deceased by giving bond a. the law
directs therefore requests all persons " no are
indebted 90 the estate Of said deceased to make i'm
mediate paj mont aud those who have any demand.
thereon 10 exhibit he same 20
ALFRED z. ANDREWS.
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OXFORD. -: -AtA Court OF Probate held \
PARIS, within aud for the County OF Oxford, o.
the thlri Tuc.dAy VI November 4. u. ls5S.
nN the petition of GEORGE II. MOORE, ~
" Lowell. for the appointment OF some suitable
person for Administrator on the estate Of Al. gal
Hartford late OF Lowell.
Ordered That the -Aid Petitioner give notice
TO al persons interested by causing copy Of
thi. 1rdt~to De- published three weeks -uccessiyely
In the oxford Democrat printed At Paris that they
may appear at Probate CourttJ be held ~ Paris
ia sstd County on the third Tuesday OF Dec next
Atp O'Clock ia tue forenoon aLi ,hcw causet II any
they have why the same should not bc granted.
All. WALKER, Judge.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-26

OAtORD, ss:-Ats Court Of Probate held al Paris
within and for the County OF oxford, on the
third Tuesday Of November, A. d. 1873,
NALEB FRYE Il JOHN COLBY, named Exec
I utors ia "a certain Instrument lurpOrttng 10
b. the last Wilg ard Testament Of Enos Day late
Of Fryehurg in said county, deceased, having pre-
septed the came Tor Probate;
ordered, Iaat the said Executors give notice
To ali person interested 81 causing copy OF this
order 10 be published three Seeks-uccessyelyirth
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, THAI they may
SDnesr Al a Probate COurtto be held AZ Paris
IN said County on the third Tuesday OF Dee next,
~ O'Clock in the forenoon end show cause II any
rbey have why the said instrument should not be
proved, approved aud allowed IS the iAs' i'll anu
Testament Of said deceased. -,
A ii. WALKER, Judge.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-26

OXFORD. S. A. a Court Of Probate held AZ
Paris within and for the County Of oxford
on the ,hird Tuesday OF November 4. ID. ls7s.
an The petition 0f C(RENk :. IITILEhALE
~ widow OF Orange c. LitIiehar late OF Bethel
IN said county deceased prsyt~g 'lr IL sll'Wance
out of The personal estate ot her .aie husband
ORDERED That the said petitioner give notice
10 ala persons interested by causing copy oithis
orderto De publtshcd three week -ucccsrlyely in
the oxford Democrat printed AT Farls, that they
may appear Al Probate Courtto De held al Paii-
n s.id County, on the thirl iu,,day Of ',c. utN
O'Clock IL the forenoon and sheS cause iisny
the, have why the same should not re allowed.
Al. WALhER, Judge.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-26

OXFORD, AT a Court OF Probate held at
Paris within and for the County OF OXFORD
on the third TUESDAY OF November,A. ID. 1873,
HENRY WIGHT, Trustee under the will on
Ill the estate OF Timothy j. ChApmsn late OF
GiIrad IN said county deceased, having present
ed his bcCount Of administration OF the estate oil
said deceased Tor allowance:
ORDERED, That toe said Trustee give notice
TO all persons interested by causing copy OF
this order 10 De published three weeks successfully
IN the oxford Democrat printed AZ Paris that they
may appear al a Probate Court 10 be held at Paris
In said County on the third Tuesday Of Dec. next
al gO'elock IN the forenoon and shew cause II ans
they have why the same should not be allowed
\. Ii. WALKER, Judge.
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MI ~. IL L -

AIN NE-SLE y - r W ~ ~
vi AND FEMN1E COLLEGE.
a. L. TOEShN. u. d., Ii. -, PRESIDENT.
The " inter term OF this Institution will com
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uc thirteen weeks. Mis- EllKa J. PeIley, A. NJ.
who for OH" past tNo Years has been puf-ung her
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Str'v.
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E'eazsr Hsmln ot Pembroke and HaI-
ward, ~ one zine resided IN Bride ewater,
aud Isaac who married Sarah Shaw
abou, l746. saj Josiah v no also lived in
Bridgeu alter. may have been his btott-
ers. May Ham.ia married Joseph Rich
ards 10 1912. Elizabeth married Jonathan
P.r.irs iu l165,.L il Br.dgewaIer. Betty
the o.tos. tau-l'5r Of E.eazsr who mar-
rie1 Seth Philips, moved to PaiPPsourg
Maine INDEX.
Augusls, Nov. Is. 1873
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-02-22
HisreHaneous.
INSULTED.

Washington social circles have been
pretty nearly wrecked by the stern con-
duct ofa rising young Congressman at a
recent reception. 4 society belle, who
is the daughter ofa millionaire, aided By
a matronly friend, succeeded in having
the brilliant and unfetterel young Con-
gresham trotted up TO her presence for
the purpose ofan introduction; but just
as the words were to be pronounced the
adolescent statesman for some myster-
ious cause, turned and without word
left the room, and soon after the house.
The next day the lady's father called on
the youthful member of Congress, and,
demanding an explanation Of the %in-
sult,' which had been given the daugh-
ter the evening before, received in reply
words about like these: "Insult,-it was
I who was insulted in being led into
the presence of half nude woman and
asked to make her acquaintance, when
/ want the acquaintance of no such i'm
modest person" This explained it all
and though the father was still angry, it
was quite as much at the low necked
fashion in dress and his silly daughter
who adopted itas at the young Congress
man who had so sternly rebuked both
PfftsJltr0 Gazette.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-02-22
WHY POPRs CHANGE HEIRYANRs

1t is fact generally known that
monks and nuns on assuming their VOWS
and Pcpes on as;ehdin g the pontifcal
throne, usually change their names.
The reason oftbisc1angs in the case Of
the Popes is a supsrs.it,oIs belief that
unless this is done the NV p ontifr will
not live long. Thecusto uh,s prevailed
s,nie it was inaugurste IN 956 by
OctSvian Cont, who assun -tI, name
nd title Of John XII jail 4. L edici
would have made breach hri L: , cen
'ermitted, but his friends prevI,is upon
h m to take the name of Clement, he
bein ; the seventh Pope to take that
name. Thirty-two years later, in 100
Marcelius SERIOUS was elected, and in
sisted upon retaining his own name. AS
Marcelius III, therefore, he ascended the
throne on the 9th Of April. He was a
young man and in robust health, and
yet he lived but twenty-one days after
his elevation. Since that time no Pope
has ventured to Offend against the tradi-
ton. 1t is little singular that while
the name of John has been favorite
one, no less than twenty-one Popes have
chosen it, none have chosen it since the
death of John XXI, in 1416 The frst
Pope bearing the name of Plus, took the
position in 142, and the name did not
reappear after his death till 145S. The
original name of Plus TX, the present
Pope, was Giovanni Maria Masta-Fer-
Journal
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-02-22
HOW SILVER WAS DEMeSETIzED.

The preparation OF the bill was en-
-trasted TO Mr.. John Jay Knox, the
present Comptroller of the Currency.
and two assistants, aud he drew up the
bill and the elaborate report accom-
panying it for the Secretary of the
Treasury, whotrsnsmitted them in due
time TO the Senate, where they were in
trodueed, referred to the finance com
mittee, and ordered to be printed. April
q, 1870, nearly three years before the
ilai passage of the act The bill con-
sisted Of sixty-seven sections. All
changes of former laws embodied in it
were pointed out in the report. and the
reasons given for them. Particular
attention was called TO the fac that
the silver dollar of 4121 grains, an Oh
solete coin worth three or four cents
more than the gold dollar, had been q
omitted from the list of authorized
coins. The five-eent silver piece, the
three-eent silver piece, and the two
cent bronze piece were also dropped,
and the subsidiary silver coins were
slightly increased in weight, SO that the
silver in two half-dollars or four quar-
tiers should be exactly equal to that Of
the French five franc piece. Few bills
have ever received such careful and
protracted consideration in Congress
as this one- None, perhaps, have
passed with fewer signs of hasty or sur.
reptitioas action Practically, it was
passed twice in the. Senate and twice
in the House, having been under con-
'sideration by two Congresses, 10 the
course of which 1t was printed no less
than thirteen times, and all the time,
both in committee and in open session
the section dropping the silver dollar
of 412I grains stood unchanged, al
though frequently the subject of de-
bate,"-NeU York Nation, Dec. G, "a.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-02-22
Sslsrf Sforg.
THE LOVE LETTER.

"We don't take boarders," said Mrs
Farquhar, looking in an owlish fashion
through her spectacle glasses at Stuart
Waller. "We'ze get plently and to spare
without the trouble of 'em. You'll find
the tavern threequarters of a mile be-
low. You must have come right past its
door,"
$50 did" says Mr. Waller, who pos
sessed the insinuating, semi-chivalric
manner that made every lady whom he
addressed feel herself, for the time be-
ing, the only feminine creature in all
the universe; "but no amount of money
would hire me to make my home in a
place like that. Here it is like glimpse
of Paradise" looking admiringly around
at the shady lawns, the clematis bordered
porch, and the rose hedges, all sprinkled
over with pink buds. a am sure, mad
am, you will reconsider your decision,
and take me in for few days, and l will
promise to be no more trouble around
the house than a kitten"
Mrs Farquhar was but human, and
the upshot of affairs was that Mr. Walters
trunk arrived the next day.
"Ob, mother" said Patty Farquhar,
knitting her pretty black eyebrows,
awhy did you let him in? And We 80
peaceful and comfortable herel'
"Child. shouldn't 1 ?, said the
widow. @ne's to pay ten dollars week
for board, and have no use for the lit
tie three-cornered room over the parlor."
Il don't know" said Patty, slowly,
@But it seems to me / feel exactly as Eve
must have felt when she saw the ser
pent writhing his way into Paradise"
Nonsense" said widow Farquhar, a.
most angrily.
But Patty only laughed, and ran away
under the shadow of pink buds to meet
Morris Newton, her affianced lover.
Little one," said Morris, imprisoning
both her soft white hands in bis, ave
got bad news for you"
"Rad news, Morris!"
@Tve got to 90 to Omaha next week to
see about the silver mines that one of
my clients has an interest in"
@Oh, dear, cried Patty, pushing up her
strawberry of a month.
II shall be gone six months"
@Worse and worse said Patty.
But if you say 50, Patty" drawing her
gently to his side, "we can be married
first, and make wedding trip of it"
@The ideaH flashed back Patty, draw
ing herself out of his embrace. aAnd I |
without single dress nader
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-02-22
WASHINGTON LETTER,
From our Special Correspondent.l
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Feb. II. rs

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. II, rs.
1t is unquestionably true that deeper
feeling Of indignation has teen aroused
among representative Republicans hero
by the prosecutions of the Louisiana
Returning Board than by any one ofthe
many other untoward events that have
grown out Of the adoption Of the CON
ciliatory policy" This feeling has as
sumed very decided character since
the conviction of Anderson by the
packed jury. The Indifference manifest
ed by prominent administration officials
to the fate of its members has, under the
circumstances, provoked the severest
comments not only among the @implac-
able" and those of the "stalwart" order.
but among the larger number of the
leaders who have carefully abstained.
heretofore, from anything more decided
than the mildest protests. All sorts of
rumors are affoat as to the hot denunci=
atoms Of the President by Republican
Senator's, during the executive sessions
Of the past few days. The failure to with
draw Hilliards S nameas Minister to Bra
zil, after, it is claimed, his offensive rec
ord as one Of the most pertiferous of ori
ginal secessionists had been exposed, in
committee and in executive session, and
his moral unftness had been demonstra-
ted, has intensified this feeling of dissat-
isfaction- 1t would be quite needless to
specify wherein Wade Hampton has ut
terly ignored his word and @honor, y ney-
er more solemnly pledged than here last
spring, to let "bygones be bygones% Inl
the estimation of large majority of our
Republican population, where he has not
openly violated the spirit of the prom |
lses then made, he has connived at the |
acts Of the mob legislature |
recognized as legal when he was aek |
noWiedged Governor by the Federal
government He is charged with hav-
ing tacrtly encouraged placing under a. |
law large majority of the citizens oil
the tn State SO that, at the present time, |
tney really are worse of than a ike