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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-12
Marriage IN Gold Hill.

Ono by n the young men Of Gold
Hill are deserving the sinsle-hls ranks
OF bachslorhood. The latest accession
to the Bsnsdictine army Is Kendall A.
Andrews. and the lady Of his choice il
Miss Hattie Hall. Miss Hall 10 we'll
known in Gold Hill. having resided here
for several years, and oil who have
enjoyed her acquaintance join in wish
ing her and her partner in life every JOY
and comfort that may be reasonably e.
peotsd. The Nsws joins in the throng
Of we'll. wishsrs, and casts the traditional
old shoe Of good luck a. tho young
people start on their journey through
life,
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in sos feet, having been run and timbered
so feet during the week. Tho face shows .
mixture Of porphyry, clay and quartz.
The 2S60 crosseut 10 now in l76 feet, hav.
ing made "a feet during the week. The
face IL still in quartz. assaying from "a 70
SO. During the week wshays also made
some necessary repairs 70 the south In
cline. such a. putting in sills, &C., which
had become rotten. e.
w. H. SIXTH, Supt.
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Norsh Romans. and FIowery.

VIRGINIA Orr, May 10, 1879.-W. W.
S,et.om, Secretary: During the past week
We have made SIS feet In the north drift on
tho 400 level. The north and south drifts
on tho 500 level, which have been under
water, have BEEN cleaned up and repaired
and timbered, and We will go ahead with
a work ON this level from this time on.
We will resume sinking tho incline next
Monday, the water giving us but little
trouble, the pump handling 1t easily.
The new boiler house 10 about COM
plsted, and everything about tho mine IL
working we'll.
D. H. JACKSON, Supt.
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a,,,,.I. Y....rdny nornin..

w.Collamer. II D.'Gross, L Fox, Geo
Small. Thos Hill. W Warren, II Wolf. IL
Hill. I Levi. J Plat, II Roach. ] $ Angus,
II Robinson, N Nathan. I T Eisenback. II
8 Meyer. J Mitchell. p ii Mulcahy. O
Mcmillan, J O Lennon, l. Guggenhein. 3
II @ Callahan. Mrs Goats, Miss L Wood
side. N McCarty. Mrs Langridge'
Mrs. Shultx and family, J Laden, NJ A
Yanssp. ] Lane. N A Deal, n n Levy, wife
and child. Z ID Stonehill and vito. N Hoe
tiich, Miss Elliott, L y Corbett.
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RavAye.

VIRGINIA CrrY, Nay IL, 1S7o.-E: b.
Hoime., Secretary: The incline has been
retimbersd 3lk feet. making . total OF
26sk feet. The 1000 north lateral drift
has been repaired Is feet; total to date, 90
feet. We have been retimbering the 1000
bob-pit and arc now engaged In overhaul
ing the pump hoist, arranging 1t 70 take
the place Of our new incline engines, and
doing away with all the new works, en-
gines, boilers, etc. The water stands
about the 1900 level.
II. G. GILLETTE, Supt.
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Trojan.

COLD HILL, May 10. 1s79.-Darid
Wilder, Secretary: Since last report the
south drift from upraiss, second station,
has been advanced "a feet through quartz
giving low assays. Third station upraise,
from northeast drift, has been advanced
10 feet through blasting quartz and por-
phyry total length, 40 feet. Have COM
mcncsd to sink winze ; eleven feet made
through orc Of . fair grade. Have tim
bsrsd 40 feet Of the northeast drift.
Albert LAcKIY, Supt.
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Ysllew Jsekss.

GOLD HILL, May u. ls79.-Xsrcer 0tey,
S.eretary: Tho new shaft 10 now 150s
feet In depth. The station ct the assoc
level IL completed and . drift started west
70 connect with the q started from the
2l00 level Of the old works. This drift ID
now as feet from the new shaft and pass
ing through very hard porphyry with
small seams Of quartz. The new ONCE
will be ready for occupation this week.
/. 4. JAMES, 6upt.
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IDistrios Cours.

The following business was transacted
in the District Court this morning
Brodek VI. Cohn.-Ordered that the
costs Of the citation Saturday DO taxed
against the defendant.
Estate OF @. s. Kennedy, deceased
Letters granted to the Public Admins
traitor. Notice to creditors ordered pub
lishsd. A. Wolf, Z. Tausig and ]. NJ
Thompson appointed appraisers.
Wolf vs. Bonnemort ct al.-On trial.
Jurors excused till Thursday.
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BeAS Belcher.

VIRGINIA CTR, Nay II, 1872 William
Wills, Secretary: The joint east cross
eut. 100 level, was advanced IS feet during
the mast week and Ii now In 872 feet from
he north lateral drift. The face 10 In por-
phyry and clay carrying ONE sst In
osbiston shaft was sum md numbered 10
feat. Tho watsr u still coming In ysry
strong. In addition 70 the pumps We havs
kept two tanks running nearly AL me
week. We connected the drain tunnel
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bullion.

GOLD HILL. Nay ~, 1s79.-Joseph Gru'',
Secretary: Thursday u air compressor
was started and works to entire satisfsc-
ton. We are now busily engaged in put
ting in the timbers for the Wine and sta
ton on the also level. This will proba.
bly, be completed by the middle Of this
week and everything will be in readiness TO
erect tho winzs engines. No work has
been done In any other part OF the mine.
Everything IL working 10 entire salts
faction. E. A. SCHULTZ, Supt.
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ASK YOURSELF TaRsR QUESTIONS.

Are you Q Respondent sufferer from Sick
Hssdschs, HsbituAi Costivsnsss, Palpitation Of
the HArtf Have you Dizziness Of the Hsad'
Il your Nervous System deprcssedf Does your
Blood circulate bsdlyf Have you . Cough,
Low Hpirits, coming up OF the food aftsr eating,
etc., eto,f All Of these and much moro ara the
direct results Of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint
ma INDIGESTION. GRxxN's AUGUST FLowxn u
nov acknowledged By al druggists TO b . posi-.
i've cure. 2,t00,ooo bottles were given away In
ths United States, through druggists. 70 the
poepls u Q trial. TWO doses VII satisfy any
person Of IL wonderful quality In enrtne AL
foroS Of Indigestion. Sample bottles. 10 csnts;
sIst.olsss druerists In the Unitsd States.
Sow VIDA
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D.,.rs.r,. s.,urday evening.

Miss N Parkinson. Miss Babcock, NJ q
MILAN. ] Rich and wife. A $ Freund, Mrs
Healy and son. J T Cochran. NJ Q Griffin
T u Woods. W A Collamer. ID Gross W
George and family. J Levi. Mrs l. II Al
len. J Babcock. W George and family. W
A Piaherty. Mrs O Moss, T W Stewart W
Il Read. 3 II Davis.
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County Commissioner.

The Board Of County Commissioner
met Saturday evening, Chairman Hazel
tine presiding. Present, Commission.
ers Frazer and Gallagher. The minutes
Of the last meeting were read and ap-
proved.
The official bond Of J. p. Flaming.
ham, a. Justice Of tho Peace Of Gold
Hill. was approved and ordered recorded.
The Justice committee were instructed
to examine the books OF William Cook,
the retiring Justice.
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could Curry.

VIRGINIA CrrY, May II, 1874. K.
Durbro,r. Secretary: Since last report the
100 east orosscut has boon extended ~
feet. The ground passed through 10 .
mixture Of soft porphyry and clay. and
requires close timbering. Tho Osbiston
shaft has attained . depth Of $50 feet:
There Is NO decrease in the volume OF
water. The drain tunnel was connected
with the shaft yesterday, and We will be
ready to pump through this tunnel by
Thursday next. This saves the pumps q
lift Of ilO feet and will enable us to do
good work In the future. The tunnel IL
II. H. PrNoYER, Supt.
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JuIia Consolidated.

VIRGINIA Orr, May 10, 1s7s.-Henry
A. Charles, Secrefary: Repairs on the
1000 level, south drift, have been some
what retarded the latter part OF this week,
on account Of the donkey pumps-one
stationed ON the 1000 and tho other on the
1900 level-getting out Of order, blowing
out their gasksts and other defects. Al
present both are working admirably well,
performing excellent duty.
The upraiss for sheavss and chute at the
1900 winzo has been commenced, which
has 10 be raised &C feet for the above use.
HENRY BAwpEs, Supt.
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n q Nsrcross.

VIRGINIA. CrrY. Nay ~, 1s79.-Josl p.
Lighner. Secretary : The 1870 station wa
completed on tho 9Th Instant, and drifting
eastfe tho south brsuoh Of the Sutro
Tunnel begun. The drift IL now In 70
feet. The pumps and column arc being TO
moved from the perpendicular shaft.
The water In the incline 10 raising
slowly and Is now es feet above the 1900
PurLIpr DEIpEsHErxxR, Supt.
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Arn,al. shi. MerniaE.

Chaldsr. J Mandel. Mrs NJ Carroll,
W y Farrell and wife. J Evans, ] Burns.
Mrs II Z CAN'T. Mrs DR. Weber. q W
Bryant. Mrs Morgan. Mrs Kenney, N
Stewart. n Neil, J Labray, N Harris, T
smith, p Russell. Z Rocker. Z d wildon.
G q Erving. J Black, d Crosby, Mrs Dali
ton, + Kleupper.
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with the shaft on Saturday. Boxes are be-
ing put In and BY the latter part OF the
week the water will be pumped up 10 and
run ont through this tunnel.
b. II. PrSoYxR, Supt.
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VIRGINIA CIrY. May 10, 1870. p.
Gordon, Secretary: On the $50 level the
Joint Consolidated Virginia west drift has
been advanced 81 feet; total length, 1t6
feet, and still continues in porphyry.
At the @. 4 @. shaft the 1850 station 10
completed. On Monday last the main
hosting engine at this shaft vas shut
down for repairs. which are still in pro.
cress, and in consequence Of which no
work has been done in the shaft or any ore
extracted from the different levels con.
nected Herewith. We hope to complete
the repairs on Monday next and resume
al work % usual.
". H. PATTON, Supt.
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observation-disclosures Of the Sars.
feld Guard are ordered to return for
muster all uniforms, arms and equip
ments on or before Wednesday. See
notice in another column.
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GoLp HILL, May 10. 1s7s.-Jsme. He,e-
I,.d,. President: The north incline 10
now down 156 feet bslow the 26So lsyel,
having been sunk 20 feet the past week.
The bottom 10 still In good blasting rock.
Fifteen feet more will bring IL 70 the 7!6o
Level. The south drift on tho 2s6o levels
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honarNorcross.savags shan.

VIRGINIA Crrf, May 10. 1878. - W. e.
Dean, Sserstary; Since last report NO wosk
has been done in shaft. The watsr has
come up 90 feet, Z inches during the past
week. and now stands l7s3 1912 feet below
the top Of the shaft. The temperature OF
the water 10 100 degrees Fahrenheit. The
machinery 10 being put in good order for
future operations.
Isaac L. REouA, Supt.
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GOLD HILL, Nay II, 1879. yoseph
6rass, Secretary i: Work was resumed yes
terday In the north drift on the 24O0 level.
The face Of this drift shows . kindly for.
nation Of porphyry and strsaks Of quartz.
z. A. SCHULTZ, Supt.
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RLRCTRIC BELTS.

A sure cure for Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay, Exhaustion, etc. The only reliable cur.
Circulars mailed free. Address J. X. REEVES,
IS Chatham street., New York. 3s.sm
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To all who srs suffering fron the srrors and
indiscrstons OF youth. nervous vsshness, sariy
decay, loss Of manhood, eto., ! will send .
recstpt that will cure you, y1nn or cHAnon,
This great remedy was discovered bya mission.
ary In South America. Send 2 self-eddreeesd
envelope 70 The REV. JOSEPH T. IMAM.
Station D. New FORK CITY.
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SUIT FOR $4,000.

woIH W. Bennemors and Lew
Commencemeus or the Trial
somethiug About secret Cipher
dispatches and she sierra 10
vada Raise.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'.

BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
The NEVADA BANK
or SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Paid ~ CapitaI......Sl0,0O0,00o-G
Reserve ~. .. Bsnds).... 3,oOe,0OO-Gsl
DIRECTORS
LOUIS MoLANE .Prssidsn
John ". nIGHiY." I. 1000 ,''A
JAMES q. FIiR.
Agent at Virginia. Hs~vsda........aso. A. KIM
Agents at New York....... 70. T. onnrIssot
t62 Wall strssc........ oGlo. L. BnAxpll
ISSUES Commercial and frsvelers' Credits
available In any part OF the world. Make
transfers Of money by telegraph and cable, an,
draws exchange st customary usanoss.
This Bank has Special Facilities III
Dealing In Ballloa.
EXCHANGE
On the principal cities throughout the Unite
States, Europe. japan. China and the las
Indies. the Australian Colonies and New zea
land, and on Honolulu (HawatD.
NEW Yolx BAMns-Ths Bank Of New yori
N. b. A.; American Exchange National Bsnk.
LONDON BANxEns-Messrs. Smith, Payne 4
Smiths; the Union Bank OF London. tf
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EXCHANGE
he principal eities throughout u

il O. Hampton, ". Il. Patton,
ID. b. Lyman, z. 3. Eldridge,
Interest paid on Ordinary and Tam Deposits.
Deposits received u sums OF 81 and upward.
Loans made on approved real estate, bonds,
stocks, etc. Stocks, currency and silver bought
a7tf z. 8. RLpRnaR, Secretary.
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cTooKs BOUGHT AND SOLD ON CON.
y mission and carried on margins.
Correspondents, LATHAM D KING, saI
Francisco.
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
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o

PHrLIpr DEIpEsHErxxR, Supt.
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DIRECTORS
LOUIS Rrs.idsnt
JoHS v. lIGHiY. !. I. i 1000 sSc:'''h'
JANRe q. FAIR.
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-r-nm Tho Lewiston Inurnal.l

Journal reporter ON Wednesday called
a. the law o.ilcc of j. r. Ho>lcy, esq, a
prominent sreenbackcr, and The City So
Ecitor Of Lewiston under last years fusion
administration.
s.What are your views in regard 20 the
counting out OF the republicans legislature:
asked the reporter.
Il think IL is the most damnab.e outrage
that was ever perpetrated IN this country
said Mr. HoSley.
.As far IS YOU are Informed how DO the
gretubackcrs in this vicinity regard II:
81 think that the most Of them are pleased
with the result. They don't stop % care
nlly consider the WAY I'm which II was
done. They talk In this way We've GOT
en-. The victory is ours atter All. Ihey
rub their hands and chuckle over II. i
think that there will DE a great change ia
the sentiments OF both greeubaCkers anu
democrats after they have had time 10 think
II over. They Will soon begin 10 admit
that 10 was not fair, think.
III l. one OF the most remarkable things
in the world that the returns should ali
have been So situated aS % throw out re-
DubI.cau representatives only. They found
Fuough OF informalities i'm the returns 10
count out thirty-siN republicans and not
single democrat. 10 seems 70 me that
nothing short of omnipOtence could have
ordained that the defective returns should
have been thus situated geographically
Il acted with the greenback party ia the
last campaign. know that this thing was
an manned before election. They deter
mined that il they did not succeed At the
pou, they would capture the State IN this
wav. Governor Garcelon'S claim that he
knew nothing about it before he went down
IN Augusta. is all-well its surprising.
know aud had il pretty directly that q
week before he went 20 Augusta, the Gov
eruor said that he was going down for this
Verv purpose. think that Governor Gar
eelon is simply a puppet IN the hands OF
mr. de,peratc men. Ii is my opinion that
Re and his fusion legislature Will break
down. and admit the republican represen-
tatiyes. who were elected, 20 claim their
-eafs
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WEST PARIS, Dec. lS.-Wc have about
four inches Of snow, making quite good
sleighing, but not enough to work in the
woods
5. B. Locke & Co. have contracted to
furnish the X. X. Co. with one thousand
cords Of wood this winter, most Of which
they will cut on land of their own.
Five hundred cords Of timber is wanted
at the steam mill here, for which a good
price will be paid.
One Of the night trains last week ran
over and killed a COW belonging to Nelson
Jackson. She had strayed on to the track.
DR.. F. II. Packard has returned from
New York and taken rooms at the hotel.
Mr.. Packard has fitted himself thoroughly
for a physician and surgeon, having spent
the past few months in the hospitals at
New York TO take special course in
surgery.
The Netr Religion of last week takes
special pains to inform its readers that it is
receiving new additions to its subscription
list. 1t don't tell, however, how many it
has lost within the past few months. If
we were prophet we should be inclined to
say that this great flourish of trumpets
about the new subscribers to the Nelr Re
ligioa is nothing more nor less than its
dying groans, and we should advise its
readers to be prepared to hear of its death
any day. But few, especially in the Uni
versalist denomination, would weep over
its departure 1t came into existence
without the advice or approval of the de-
nomination, and will certainly go out with
its united consent.
Great Indignation and disgust is ex-
pressed by all, at the outrage committed
upon the people of the State by the politi-
clans at Augusta. II.
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DENMARK.-In travelling over the hills oil
Oxford County one cannot fail to nOtice,i in
the improvements upon the farms and
farm buildings, the thrifty condition Of the
Oxford County farmers. SO in every vii
LACE on all sides are seen new buildings,
buildings in process Of construction, or
old buildings being renovated and repaired.
These things speak well for the enterprise
and condition Of the people. One of the
most notable Of the new buildings is the
village school house at Denmark. 1t is a
large. two story structure standing upon an
elevation a little east from the centre OF
the village, and has a very imposing ap-
pearance. tits built in the form OF a cross
with the wings in the rear. There is an
entrance in each wing, also spacious ante
rooms below and above. The school
rooms are high, airy and light, thoroughly
finished. and occupy the whole front OF the
builG;ng They are to be furnished with
the Boston seats and all the modern appli-
aDces for the comfort aud convenience of
the scholars. The new house is soon 10
he occupied as q graded school. The vii
layers of Denmark feel more than par
donabIe pride in this to them quite costly
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4 DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL COUNSELS
Resistance.

We are Glad to see that the Republicans
or Maine are fully alive 20 the great wrong
+hat has lust been committed against them.
Tba Republicans Of Maine are called upon
- viDlicate the rights of a majority OF the
people 10 choose their own agents under
Law Of their own devi>ing. The logical
grounds for the Republicans OF Maine 10
stand upon is this The voters Of Maine
have intrusted our candidates with the CON
trol orthe Legislature. This control has
been taken from them uniust.y We VIII
not submit 20 this. and il yOu Democrats
have chosen 20 DO otherwise, under SINH
lar circumstances. that i your business
and not ours. We trust, therefore, that
the Republicans Of Maine viii do all that
freemen can do, to maintain honest, pOpu-
lar rule IN their State. Their example a
a precedent 10 the Democrats viii be
worth all IL will cost, and we Will haFe a
Sester security than exists az present for
The assurance that popular rule viii not
perish in the hands OF maiOrities-where
alone IL eau be made permanent and sure
90 RraOklya ENsis Dem.
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STOW, Dec. 24.-The Stow Brass Band,
assisted by members of the Cold River
Lodge of Good Templars, gave fine dra-
matte entertainment at the Town Hall last
evening. The drama was Ten Nights in
n Bar-room." The music was furnished
BIZ the band, with the addition of cornet
solos by \. c. b. Corbett of BridgtQn,
organ accompaniment by Miss Mabry Of
Hiram The house was well filed and the
audience well satisfied. /. II. l..
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school building, yet it speaks volumes in
their praise, in that they realize that capt
tai can in no way be invested to so noble a
purpose, or where the dividends are SO
large or so sure as in the education of the
children, who are 50 soon to become the
active men and women OF the state, and il
is to be expected that the children will APP
preciate the advantages the fathers gave
them and in after years will rise up and call
them blessed. ii.
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A true copy, attest:-H. C. DAVIS, Register.

OXFORD, IS AT a Court OF Probate held
Paris within and for the County of Oxford on
the third Tuesday of Dec, \. ID, 1879
AN the petition of HIRAM TRIP guardian of
~ Frank Robbins and Costello Robbins minor
heirs OF Frank Robbins, late of Hiram, 10 said
county, deceased, praying for license TO sell and
convey certain real estate described in his petit
ion on file in the Probate O1ice-andthe proceeds
put out interest for the bene lit Of said minors
Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice TO
all persons interested by causing an abstract of
his petition with this order thereon TO be publish
ed weeks successfully in the Oxford Democrat
Court to be held at Paris in said County on the
third Tuesday of Jan. next At O'Clock A. II. and
shew cause II any they have why the same should
not be granted.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-attest; ii. c. DAVIS, Register,
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NORTH WATERFORD. The many friends
of Miss Mcdonald will he pleased To learn
that she has returned iu North Waterford,
with a full stock Of Millinery and Christ
mas Goods. Miss McDonald's reputation
as milliner and saleSwoman is too well
known TO need recommendation.
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A REVELATION

OSr WITHIN rHE VEIL ADMITS THERE WAS
APrtN ro CoUNr OUT THE MJoHrN.-
COY. GlECELoN KNEW or THE PLor.-
Hr WEST TO AUGUSTA To- CARRY IT
ol-r.-A Prominent GEEENBACK OFFICE
HoLDEE SAYS THIS
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MARRIED..

In So. Paris, eth inst, by Rev. +. e. Rogers
Mr. Warren Howe OF Princeton, Mass, and Miss
Isabel NJ. Storms OF So. Paris.
10 Mechanic Falls, by Rev. Mr.. Whitman, Mr.,
John NJ. Harlow Of Canton, ami Miss Edith
Stevens Of North Turner.
In Wells Depot, Christmas evening. by Rev. j.
c. Andrews, Mr.. Thomas o. Hatch and 5. Anna
Penny, both Of Wells,
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OXFORD, ss:-At 4 Court OF Probate held ut
Paris, within and for the County of oxford on
the third Tuesday OF Dec. a ID. lo.V.
IHARLES q. ANDREWS, guardian Of Eliza
= Il. and Lucy Andrews, minor children and
heirs Of samuel T.. Andrews. late OF Lowell, IN
said county having presented his account OF guar
diAnshp of said ward for allowance;
Ordered. That the said Guardian give notice
10 all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order 10 be published three weeks successfully In
the oxford Democrat printed A. Paris. that they
may appear AZ "A Probate Court % be held az Paris
In said county on the third Tuesday of Jan. next.
at nine o'clock IN the IN enoon and shcw cause if
any they have why the same should not be allowed.
4. II. WALKER, Judge.
A true cOpy-attcst: II. {. DAVIS, Register.