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The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20
The way in which the sRepublic' was
Galphinized.

We begin to learn, through the diff
ierent correspondents of papers pub
published at distance from this city,
the secret cause and means by which
the Republic newspaper was Galphin-
ICED, its independent editors driven from
their posts, and new editor installed,
who will have no compunctions of con-
science in supporting the Cabinet 'as it
is Thus Observer, the able cores
pondent of the Philadelphia Ledger, re-
| ferring TO the matter, says:
Mr.. Meredith gave the president the
choice between his commission and his
favorite editor, Mr.. Bullitt, and General
Taylor consented to sacrifice the editor.
Mr.. Hall (at present assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury will edit the Republic
in future - Bullitt s. Sergeant to be
bought out, and Hall to be rewarded by
the census printing. That was the pro-
gramme this afternoon; it may however
have been changed this evening, while
am writing. This is history, not slander
There are more things done here in
Washington then you can dream Of in
Philadelphia, with all your Quaker phil
osophy.'
And Examiner Of the Philadelphia
Pennsylvania, gives more particular
detail of the cabinet operation, in the
following paragraph:
This has been busy day, indeed, a.
round the White House, where negotia-
tions for the retirement of Mr.. Bullitt
from the Republic have been going on
His independence has done for" him;
the cabinet having hade his retirement
the sine qua non which would alone pre-
vent them from instantly deserting the
sinking ship. He sells, according to the
accounts which wings give, and Clayton
and Meredith buy his share of the con-
Germ, under a pledge from Ewing that
the new proprietors shall get the census
printing, out Of which Blair and Rives
realized 500, 900 ten years ago, Thus
they will make "A spec which in the
aggregate will equal Mr. Crawford's 5
Galphin haul. A lucky cabinet this
is ii not? Mr.. Allen Hall, the former
editor of the Nashville whig organ, is to
resign the $1,000 office he is holding here
to play the man of straw for the new
proprietors of Mr.. Bullitt's half Of the
Republic. Verify, there must be still
another investigating committee, if all
the wonder-mongers say of this matter
is correct, or the work of investigation
will be but half done. John Bell is to he
the new leader in the Senate, with Gent
ry in the House, at least until after Craw-
ford shall have retired--that event be-
ing determined on.
Thus, it appears, the Cabinet, in high
dudgeo n, bearded the hero of Buena
Vista to his very face, and gave him the
alternative of dismissing his favorite ed
itor or parting with his Secretary of the
Treasury, and the bold and firm old
man surrendered at discretion. The
editor was sacrifced-not exactly sac
rificed; for it further appears that he
and his colleague were bought out, and
the new editor bought in, by the promise
of executive patronage and the census
printing job Washington Union.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20
ABRAM VANVORHES,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law aud Solc
itor in Chancery. Will attend to all pro
fesslonal business entrusted to his care.
Saltwater, NJ. r.
52-tf
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SEDUCTION AND ADULTERY.-John w.
Baer, the Buckeye Blacksmith, as he
has been called since 1910, who has re-
sided in Pottsville, for some time past,
engaged in the business of taking Da-
guerotype lkenesses, was arrested at
Schuyikill Haven, on Saturday last,
and brought before NJ M. Wilson, Esq.
Of this place, charged with the seduc-
ton Of Lucretia Stats, young girl of
sixteen years of age. The father Of the
girl, very respectable citizen of Potts
vile, who has wife and eight children,
of whom this girl was the eldest, was
the prosecutor. The evidence Of the
girl showed that Baer had enticed her
INTO his Daguerotype room, at the cor
ner of Centre and Mahantongo streets,
some time in January last, where he ef-
iected her ruin and subsequently she
met him by appointment, several times,
until her father discovered what was go
ing Oh, and commenced prosecution.
Her evidence as to his promise of mar
riage was somewhat contradictory, but
the justice thought proper to hold Mr..
Baer to bail in the sum of $500 to an
swer to the charge of adultery. Being
unable to find the requisite securities,
Mr.. Bear was committed to prison to
await his trial at the next June Session.
On Monday, Mr.. Bear was brought
before Judge Hammar, at Orwisburg,
by virtue of writ of Habeas Corpus,
and after an investigation, required to
enter into recognizance of himself in
the sum of $500, to appear at the next
Sessions and answer to the first charge.
He was, however, remanded to prison
in default of finding bail for his appear
ance to answer to the second charge
alleged against him.-PotlsriNe Empo-
rum.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20
e.. ID. REVANS.

Dealer in Stoves and manufacturer Of every de-
scription Of Tin and Copper Ware, a few doors
below the American House, Saint Anthony
street. lSf
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20

W. III. Forbes,
Fur Company. ST. Paal Outfit also Dry Goods
and Grocerles.-Bench street.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20
III. CAWOOD.

IN the street leading from the Upper Lam
u ding, ST. Paul, is ready, on short notice,
to make and repair buggies, wagons. and
sIeds; and to do all sorts of wbeeiwright
work. S6-ly
Dec. 25, lS49.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20

Babcock, Amcs s. Wilkinson.
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
ST. Paul. Minnesota Territory. 49-
L. A. EABCOcK, NJ. z. AMEs, N. 8. wILKIEsoc
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20

A Russian Lady Diplomatist IN Paris.
The arrival of the Great Polar Star,
the Princess S -, from st. Peters
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20
RICE, WHTTALL g. BECKER,
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in

Chancery,
Win give their entire attention to the business of
their profession. The collection of debts. pay
ment Of taxes, buying and selling Of lands &C..
promptly attended to- Their offices at
st Paul and St. .4nihony, Minnesota
Ed. RICE, Z. G. wHIrALL, GEO. l.. BECKER.
October 25 xxvntf
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20

Charles Cavileer,
Paints. Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Drugs and Medicines
Third street.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20
WIN. D.Phillips.

Psocureur, Avocat en- droit, ct Agent des terres--
St. Paul. Reclame mis- ensurete ct des terrt
entrees par des ordres militaires.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20
John Randall & Go

Forwarding and Commission, Dry Goods and Gro
ceries.-Corner of Jackson and River streets,
south side.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20

BopY FouND.-About 6 years since,
a Pedler left this city, for Illinois, with
a wagon we'll stocked with goods. The
following day his wagon was found with
the horse attached to it, in the American
Bottom, robbed Of its contents. The
pedler was missing, and the supposi-
tion was that he had been murdered
A negro overheard man saying that
they had finished the pedler' On this
the men were arrested, but were subse-
quently discharged-there being no evil
dence against them besides that Of the
negro. A few days since, some citizens
Of Columbus, Illinois, discovered body
in the hollow of an elm tree, which has
since been identified as that of the mur-
dered pedler. Holes were found through
his garments, where he had been either
shot or stabbed These facts we have
learned from some German citizens, re-
siding in the vicinity Of were the body
was found, about ten miles from this ci-
ty. (St. Louis Rev.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20
VIM. ID. Phillips,

Attorney and Counsellor al Law and Land Agent.
Prescription claims secured, and entries made
by Military Warrants. Office on St. Anthony
street, nearly opposite the Upper Landing.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20

The Albany Evening Journal closes
a very iattering notice ofthe Sentinel &
Gazette with the following favorable al
lusion to the city of Milwaukee
The history of the Sentinel affords
striking illustration of the rapid growth
of the West. 1t was established as a
doubtful experiment, in 1874, upon a
sheet of one-fourth its present dimen-
sions. 1t has been enlarged since then,
from time to time, until it now takes
rank with the journals of the Eastern
cities. Within the six years of its ex-
istence. Milwaukee has doubled in pop
ulation, and it is still rapidly progressing
in population and wealth. Its future is
as promising as its past has been sue
cessful "
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20
40 Ouires Blank Deeds,

WARRANrHE and Quit-CIaim, for sale at the
PIONEER OFFICE.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20

A FAITHFUL DoG.--The Westfield
Standard relates the following dog story:
The Messrs. Johnston of this place,
have a large dog in their store which
entered the sleeping apartment Of a
clerk connected with the store, a few
nights since, and waking him by bark
ing, conducted him to molasses cask
which had "sprung a leak" and was
fast losing its contents. After seeing
all secure, the dog permitted the clerk
to retire, and returned to his "watch-
ingS" above stairs.
TROUBLE BETWEEN YANKEE SLoor
AND THE SWEDISH SLooP-oF-WAR Ma
JADIN.-The sloop Avon, of Gloucester,
Capt. Plummer. bound from T wharf to
Snow s. Rich's wharf this morning, was
drifted by the tide along side the Swe-
dish sloop-of-war Najadin, carrying "a
way the Najadin's foretopsail yard. Af
ter the Avon had got clear, the officers
Of the Najadin proceeded with their
boat, manned by crew Of about 20
men, on board the Avon and demanded
Capt. Plummer's papers. Capt. p. in
formed the officers that he never "sur-
rendered to any foreigner, and his pa
pers could not be taken from his vessel
After a short interview, in which the
Najadin's officers were somewhat en-
ragged, they left the Avon. Capt. Lille
hook and his officers waited upon harbor-
master Tewksbury in reference to the
affair. Mr.. Tewksbury informed Capt.
Hitchcock that no blame could be at
tached to Capt. Plummer or his vessel
and no recompense for the yard could
be recovered of Capt, Plummer-Bos-
ton 7rareller.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20
A MES A WILKINS

AMES & WILKINSON,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, and Solicitor
in Chancery. Att
Saltwater, Minnesota Territory.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20
Louis Roberts,


Forwarding and Commission, and Dry Goods ant
Groceries.-Corner Of Jackson and River sts.
on the north side.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20

Doctor Day
Continues the practice Of his profession at Saint
Paul and will be fonnd at his Office on Third
Street.
John J. Dewey, M. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office on Third street.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20
b. w. Lott,
Henry A. LAM bert,

Henry A. Lambert,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law-St. Paul, Min.
REvERENcEs-A. L. Collins. Esq.,. Madison.
Wis; David Graham, Jr., ESQ.,, J. Prescott
Hall, Esq i, r NJ. & f. n. Blatchford, Esqs
New York; Messrs. F.. Cramer. Milwaukee
Grinne, Minturn s. Co., Jas. Mccullough, ST.
neon Draper, Jas, Bowen, N. York. Sf
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20
MINNESOTA PIONEER.
ppDLisHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY JAS. NJ. l. ISAAC n. GOODHUE.
eFrIcE ON THIRD STREET, NEAR THE
oovERNoR's REstpENcE.
r z II NJ s {:

U> THE PIONEER will be furnished to sub
scribers at Two DOLLARS per annum, nva-
risby in advance.
Ep No subscriptions received for less than one
year.
NJ. All letters to this office must be pRE-pAIr
TO receive attention.
The Minnesota pioneer., 1850-06-20

RATES OF ApvERTIsINo.
Advertisements of one square, az lines or
less) first insertion, 81 90
For every additional Insertion, so
Business cards, yearly. 90
Ep A liberal deduction will be made to year
~ advertisers by the column.
lCF Patent Medicines that are " humbugs,
not inserted at all--ihose that are genuine reme-
dies, inserted at $50 per column, and no abate-
ment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-15
-AMPsON REEp. an ] g llh-u
STATE OF MAINE.

ONToEp, -. Ma Cont u Cyu1'y Cam1r''rou.
~. hcgsl and k1li,n AZ p.ris within Snd ~ tb~
Cosnty II ONiofd, on the iOth 'ay n Ocf.isr,
4 u. 1850. by adjournment Gon he Septrinl-f .
Term, 4. D., 1850,
Upon the 6rcgoing p-tition, satisfactory s'Iisrcr
having t-,H received that to- petitioners are rc.
.ponsibe and ought Ia b. heard touching the matt
sr set ioh IN their pstilon, Il !, Ordered that ths
Commissioner, meet az the a~ell,ng house II Sanp-
on Rec IN llanf0fd. on Tnssdly the 10Th tiD n
November nsSt, at 10 o'closk. 4. ", and thence
proceed 60 NlsS the route mentioned On ssh &c..
utlon; Immediately ahsf whiCh u,w, a hCsuHg
ol The parties aud witnesses Will bchad al surv
convenient place In the vicinity, and such iuT.
Their measures taken IN the gTcmss. a. thr
Commissioners shall Judge proper. And Il b. iar.
thsr Otdcred, that notice ~ the tine, yhcs ari
purpose n the Commi.si0ncf.' nseting aiufrsad,
h. gwen 20 all persons sDd corporations inirr,.toi
y, Publishing the retHion Nth The order 81 Govt
thsreon, three weeks sucressiNely on The ONhri
DrmUcrat, newspaper printed At Paris, IN The
County u Oxford. anil b, serving an ait,stcd coy
u the petition Nth the o. a. thereon o. h. served
upon the clctk II the Town Of llauiafd, and
lostrd IN three Iuhlir p1ces in .sid own, the 6i't
81 aid publications o. b. made served and posted,
Al least ihiry avs bcipre ,aid time OF mc,ting lo
the end that an person. and corporations may
then and there sPPear and show sauce, Il any they
have, 'Shy tre prayer n aid petitioners should MT
Le granlsl.
Ausn-wM. X. KIMBALi., Cleik.
A true copy IT said Petition an Onler of Court
Attes-WM. X. KlMBALL. Cl~rk.
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STATE or MAINE

O1ToRp -. Ala Court 6f County Comnis,iofsr,
began and holden at Paris within and &c the
County ofOxford, on The thsth day Il Oci0bcr,
A. ID. 1850, ~ adjournment from the Sept Tsrm,
4. ID. 1850
IIPoN the foregoing petition, satisfactory e'i.
y deuce having been received that the petitioners
are responsible and ought 10 h. heard tonehing To-
matter ct fourth In their petition, it's Ordered, that
the Commissioners meet at the Inn u Samuel "
Holt, AZ said North Turner, on Tuesday the
Westy-siN day q Noysml.s next, al ten o'clock
in the iouf-aoon add thence proceed 10 view
IN. route mentioned in .aid petition immediately
after which view, hearin, Of the partie. AMI VT.
pss.s. will lie had al convenient place N the
vicinity, and such further measures taken 10 the
pfcmis. a. the Commissioners shall jadgr pTopsr
And IL !, further Ordered, that n0tlcc II the tins
place and purpose u the Commissioncfs' meeting
Aforesaid b. gwen to all persons aud coTpofaions
interested. b, Publishing the Pettlon With the Or
der II the Court thereon, three weeks aocsssycly
IN The Oxford Democrat, nswspapeT printed AZ
Paris, ~ the County ~ ONiotd, and by serving an
as,ted copy u the Petition with this Order there
on, upon the Clerks of the towns ~ Turner and
Back6sld. ani posted in three Public phocs IN aid
towns, the fret u said publications and each u
the other Bot,css, Co b. made, served and posted
at hast thirty days before aid TIM Of meeting. TO
IN, cod that all psfsons and coTpntiOns may then
and there APPEAR sod shsw cane. any they have,
why the prayer Of said petitioners shouh NJ, h.
.Aus,t .wM. X. KINBALL, CicrG.
A uu, copy u said pstition snd Ouicr II Court.
Atsai WI. X. klMBAi.L, CisTk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-15
STATE OF MAINE

O,TorB -. Ms Cont 4 Comfy Comini'sIu1-
r,s hrgan and holden AZ Paris, siihiH aut g. ihe
Couut, II ONlofi on the 10Th LAY u Octatrf
4 u 1850. by adjournment from the Sept. tsim.
1850.
tpon the iofSgonc peiitiou, satisfactory s'itsu's
having been received that The p,'iu5n-' arc 20.
.pon,ils ard ought 10 ~ heard i0uohuE he MATER
90 forth in their PETITION. u - Ordered, that the
Cormis,,oncrs meet n the Dwelling hrusr w D,b.
oraL n. Hall m Peru. on Thurida,. the lih "a
Noysrb~r. 4. u. $50. n ~ o'sinsk. \. VI, aId
thence pro,rri view the route ireutUsi l ''ii 20
ttion minsiatcl, after which Eru hearing ui ihs
psitr, .ni witres.ss will b. had at som, convenient
r,,ss m the ,ieinrty sod ss,h iuftheI wrlsufs.
IALru boz the premises ns th' Gurnmissi9nefs 'h1'
lu!rc rt8fct. Nod d ~ arthsf OrIH,i, that Hr.
ucc II he. iu-r place anl rup"s" 81 The 'Hur..s.
.,ousfs' m.ru1g ai0fssail, b. yvru tu AT Ifr'.Hl
ani cooperation, ,nt,rt'trd. b, Gu'.i.hlc ihs PEG.
uan With the Order 81 Iourt thsrrun, thrr' Ns'Af
,urcr.s1cly IN toe Oshfi Democrat n'sFTa
lsr puutrI at PARIS. "a ibs County 10 ONnrt. at
\, .sriug an aussici cop, Il thr ieiripn wfh
th,. Oulsr thsrron. upon h. CIrrl - b. tlsr
u Peru. ani posted "a ihsr piilir F''ors Do ,ast
town. the hnt 0i said publications aui 's.h
n Tho other uHtic,f, o. H. made, served, any
po.iri. II i-ad thuN Il,. before 'th iiHr q
ns,,iug. O., ts cui that aHpef.llsrrI ruussr,'tns
rus, then snd ilr-,r snI"ir aurl .s'a rsr.r % 49,
hrN have. Whl th- pr'lrt"i shid Igfi.ig.'s 'hF-il
not h. gl1lci. Sass
Auc,t M X kINBAIL. Cllk
trs. cop, II s,id Petition IrI Ofisi ~ Cent.
Nuc.i WI n kIlBilI., Cluk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-15

Al Court of Probate, held at Pari. within aud Coz
the County Of Oxford, on the fourth Tuesday
q August, in the year d our Lord eighteen hun
drcd md fifty.
SALLY STEARNs, Execu,rix Of the last VIII
and Testament Of Solomon stcarns, late Of Lowell,
IN said County. deceaed, having presented her fipt
account OF her administration of the estate VI said
dcora,rd.
II va. Ordered, that the said Exeeu,rix give
notice 10 all pcrson. interested nv causing oony a
this order 10 IL Published three week. sueces.iye,
IN The Oxford Democrat, printed at Paris, that the,
may appear al Probate Court 20 bc held al .burs
in said County. on the ninth day 81 January nctt,
At ten e the clock ia the forenoon, and ,hew
cause, Il any they have, why the same ,hould no,
H. al1ssd.
80 GEO. X. SHAW, Register.
A true copy. Attest; Gro. X. SHAW. Reg.
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500, bat the vote i quite sual. neither party
taking much interest IA the pauer. For iu-
stance, Ice county which gave AS Democrat
&c majority in august Nav now given $50
whig lajoyiiy. To Ne 3ssi congress y.
Hem, dem. vas elected from the ai.,nc, in
Argos, BY 1897 yo,-s 70 cess for Wright.
whiF, and SOI f6- She'll
Firru Drsrricr The democrats haur no.
mluatc6J 5. g. Knowtun, editor Of lhc
Palladium. Co corVtcss And the frcc-soil-
crs haze aJmtated Hon. Charles Allen.
he wh,g convention for dis, Nc. three
aouiN5icd Hon james II Duncan, member
oi rac present cungrrs,. fnr reelection.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-15

To the Hon. County Commissioners in aud Ior the
Couniyof Oxford.
TIL undetsisned oitiIsns u the Towns u Turnsr
aud Bockbeld, SOuld respectfully represent that
the County Road, AZ now travelled from Buck6sd
Village to North Turner l. circuitous sDd hilly. and
that BY alterations and new locations great improve
msut. may be made by avoiding hills and ,hbr,lh.
ING di'tanee. We would pray your IIOaou TO
view and make such alterations as yos deem sspc.
dent, and locate the best Road from BOck6cl! vi.
LACE to point on the County Road lsadng Gou.
Turner Village TO Harrington, near Calsb LorinEs'
in the town of Turner.
II,BRIDGE u HARLOW, sni ss Others.
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NOTICE.

'IHE Co-parner.hip existing between the sob.
.criler, from the bret day u Jul, last. under the
name Of ROUNDS h DEERING, !, this day die.
solved by mutual consent.
J. q. ROUNDS.
WM. DEERlNG. !
so. Paris, August ., 1850.
N.8. The ,.b-cTil~T u dal, sulhorited 70 .e,-
ile anl adjust the Affairs 81 the late firm II Round.
& Dcsring WM DEERlNG.
Busins,s viii he continued At the old Stand II
Roun,l. & Dcering Goods will II sold a. low .,
they can h. lOught elsewhere. The palronar. Of
Ermef customer. of the Store lni Of tho pubc gen.
orally Il very respectfully invited.
WIN. DEERlNG.
South Paris. August ~, 1850. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-15

ArroNrvrsr,-CaI. Campbell, Tote coa
ed =, Havana. e.. : TulI.ufOao. and COL
Temple, Of Tenn, have been appointed
commission 90 loin che boundary survey. 500.
'o t-~1' with the Indian, BOO the ,aI'g, of Col
ua., Cor their lands. z Mek,r. Geo. V
Barbour and + RusgncroN have hsSn dis. rna.
let - crmm. 's.uucu tu a,gu,I'c treaties u.,h
,h- Indians OF California. N-.sr, La aud
Miller, ct Nsw YORK, have h-ea appointed
clerks 90 ta- c'nrrll pu., o1Fg,, 900 place OF
Williams art Fisher. r.uu,ed.
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Take Notice,

Al rs-,H7. having isrl-f. 1glir,tths s,f5r- .u
Su,r7 thHs.f, ar. 81 T..r. b. t.r,-s, . sr
aHf,.N .'gr.s'r i.r.H, aHs sHth .liis.
o.. IHr....', 90 Ola. 600 stsIg rrI. hrf.nt ufb.Ig.I
agents eos 40 p-is I, .si", l.. estate, sill c..us
l-EsHf tri make iuu@|.fr. s1uHrfs ss fte DIAL
srff.rHrrt Z he s.tsrs Hi b. t..t h.,lpH fphH.
Is .s.t4ar, Iar,lsIl,l All all l4ttg.s bsor.fr. %
Do ssr'r. g"s Ir1 i1. lrfaIr a f..s.,uy,, uIU b.
ttl.fm.rsi .u,t.u. Ur.f.- tae f.lsf.t ru.u.t
HENRY b, BRLWS TER.
Fgruurs. Oct }, 1850. %
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State of Maine.

{ >-~)nNTORD, - 10 IN, sheriff. ~ or
u. ; " Countic, Il Cumberland, iurA, Ga,
- >Gtd, Lluopin. KrIpsJc,, Som'rsst, Pc
obs-lt, Hancock. w.'hinstrr. N,dn I'snsl0
ri,rltsg.n.. and Aro1si,0k ~ either n their Dep.
i,Ic, anI 20 lhe COust4h'r II an, n The towns in
.aid Counties, GREETING.
We esmma.f ,ou ~ attach the pods ~ estate 81
JOiiN T. UNRkER Ut NrsN, 10 saii County Of
uNs,d. y~O.-an h thr value 81 on, sunlfet dol.
his. an summon the sall BARKER IT b. may ~
fund "lthIn 'uuI picc,nc',) 90 APPEAR isian guf
Ju.iict 81 our Distinct Cuut lJr the Western De.
lu,i, u,Nt a. h. holden at Paris, w'hin and Toe uur
sad CHu1N of ONiari, on the second TuestsN II
Juus n,Ai them snd th.I- m en- .ail CouH " are.
wef unto SlLhS T.. FOSTER, oi slid NrNn
,spnnn H. plea uf The ease 90 that the .a'd
Bake at NrwN pu Do. IA, uf the purchase Of
this wit, l,lg rdrb.ri ~ the raiutiu IN the sum
- i,,.t.p dli.' and seventh three c,uis, accnrI.
Hg thr bulI.t trlrN,d, Boz CONFEDERATION thereof
tarl ant there promised ihc lbiuu1 a. "a, uIu 'hg
s4.ir .u.u o, L-niui A..J g., ths' the sari Bar
b.. at .a,i Scvry, 30 the DAY II the purchase Of
this ~. btip, irIgi i"u O. ihc lhflui ~ 'h' sum
nn,.a,e dollars sni scyr1iy 6,c cents i"r m n'N
l., 'he ra1u l.iir that time laid cot, rNlc1d'd
s-lraid the saii Bake, " ln- 'pccialfsqu,.i,
aad ilr utlrt mrr,, ~ ih- Plaintiff l,ioic that
tne lc,t anI advanced 10 the said Barker. at hls
hko request. and flr either m,1sy, ~ The al tsf.
keI Ls.s that time. Ia AMI received g. the use %
the paiuita i1 consideration ths,ri then sui tistr
rruufs-,i rr- Iiain'I'' t-s h'sa tLs ls-
maui. Vet thocgh oncn iequcst the aid Dcicu.
dant has MT paid the said sums lat nsglrcts AMI
refuses % 60 90 to The damage Of The sad Foster
(as he says) the suai u one hun tel .oars, which
shall heie be made 10 appear.Sith other doe dame
age. And have you there this Nhi, with your
dongs therein
wirSroTp, JOSEPH q. COLE, Esquire,
at Paris. thi. fourth DAY Of Januar', ~ the year of
om l.1id ouc thousand eight hundred AMI hitl.
WA. X. KIMBALL, CLIRE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-15

Ata Cont u PrDhaic. held It rIr,, vlth,r and
rf lha Count, - ONf'rl ON The fourth Too.
DAY nl Aug''.t, en- the yc.r oi our Lord eighteen
hllIroi a1i Gty'
CHARLES TURNER, Executor = The lat
willard r.slnH1i n J sec 1ur1af, b'c ~ Uu.k-
d 70 i1 said county. deceased, hrvIng rr-scN'cL
bls l,,. ar-Hult e h.s adHi1utisIl1n ,l the l.
'.'a n s1il deceased.
T. vrs ~ 'rrl fi1' ~ sr.i Tta-rfrr give
rr'i-- a.. rr.s.rt ir'srat'-' q, rsu,irg 9, II
.Ifs .r'. 'ul sa.. fa.rH vH.'s frH-,tsHr'N
Obj .rI. f,r 'n .t.r... '.rsfr,r.s. 'lrf tt~y
l,B ...t. 81 r..lH'- ...-'' o. h-li ~ "a o.,
,li3 l.Ig, I'M ur u Ipu.t, .' O-r hc.
1857. .att,H. fa. . p D.. de- . .. Ir. arI fhav
.sfsr, = a1, 'ral hove. sh, ihe f,,s sh.1i 90 T.
aIHRlf - DLG. ". SHAW, s.i.tcf.
Auus r.Ts, Affect Gro. X. Su,w, Reg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-15

Orrcnt R1s,0>lr,o> ay TAX PEr.sryr
-P.'pY- Jl,3u-s Franz. juclmy.tr B.ue.
81 uC 'ts Sa.s, Cuaf,icu,.. .us N.H.
-l1, Wisconsin, loaa, AMI Nnao,ulH, ,1 o..
side a, Detroit J u. Fab. De- canton @ 81
Ga.i, 1s consul oftN Swiss corf,jsu'.a 'ur
Lou.staul, Mississippi. Alabama, Tennessee,
and Arkansas. 90 reside a. New Orleans.