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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-08

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tIuNhHrI.
N'ul u u.ui.H~.rs auui' u.IH..' '. rTurH.ui
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yrr thuHH.t l,rmirrI. llHHH,rI. b1l Rebel o. ibH
~rtru ur th. 4 4 ~I. tHu. ". Rood Hf T. .tLr'.
NII.. B.. rI.uufaus lrI bills, arI cha. %. .'H.,.
rfrr.. ~lttl.u b. 90 i.,st toH mI.s ..H..r II flH
frhIlHf,u'. ur l...I. EN,.. llH#Ht.f g., fbI7 Brt
rth,f Station 1000 Oh, Rod Raj ". u.H'u rr.
t,r..t ,uur lluH. HutuI t,utkr ...h ll,tfl... H..
r.v I#,lilH1. I1 fHr r,1l '.I'IH- iI.u Ar'.t.r fH
lsskr'. Mills iI Gfl'rvH.', ,s 500 irE l.rHI H..
U,ss,., rHmaa.1.iHg nc Ar.lH,.r I.fHfr, pu' 60
.uiug down I''Is l'Nrr ~ n.st irrs.t lHI i,isI.
o. fuutr o. ihs Nr1u1.rusg.D l,,.r, .Hrrs l-
iv,sp w. Eukrr'. BnI ls,i'-p -. I,s',f'. u
litrH,sf, vh'fr v, ui.h $50 iH establish lrur
Nth su.h rates % i.II 1s ,uutliuk rtHu.r If-rr
ths rrl,t d..,f luI ,.r.riI ruir o., llirs Conner,
Go the ~uiiun ,t l.aJkr'. Mil, I' i1 GOO, Iarur.I
Will ever JfIE.
LEWIS CROCkLTT, & ia e..
Aal.,rr, Juu, % 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-08
MARRIED.

In Wet sumner. 3O'h u''.. VI, Ef',au Book, 20
Mi.s Rst.r, Fsuar, both a. ~uu1sr
a. puftLipI. = d ui'., 10 l'ry. D.. Ni'h'ls, L..
T.. Cumming, O. Nj. Anur y. daughter e How.
Nathan ChAsrd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-08

To the Honorable County Commi'sionsrs IN AMI
ior the County Of OSiord:
WE, the undersigned. would respectfully rspre.
w cent 10 your Honorable body, that the Conn
" road lcadng fum nucA6sh Nillage 10 South
Paris, j. crruiious and vcf, hil,; and that new
Lration woulI b. II public utility. ~ the d.t'ncc
Would H. much shoftcuei and the hills ayo'ded!
We therefore ptay your llonors 10 view and b.
cate new rad passing near the dwelling house u
Amos Niuslow, IN liurkGsh,
AMOS WINsLOw & others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-08

SSgMr. William wslcui, the artist, has
Obtained the prize Of $500 for the best design
for the Henry Clay Medal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-08
OXFORD WOODEN maNUF'G COMPANY

rI'HE fllowing statement shows the condition Of
the above named company on the hri day OF
July, 4. ID. 1851. .
Amount Of capital stock, el0WOW
Assessments voted and paid in, 1850 7"
Debts due from saii Company,
per Treasurer books, lb,'o~
Amount invested ia real estate
and machinery, 1890 %
Value affixed 10 property by asss.soI. ol Oxford
not sscertained. II. J. LIBBY, Treasurer.
CuNBIRLAsD, s., July Is, 1881.
Sworn 10 and subscribed 10 before me,
JOHN A. POOR, Justice Of the Peace.
Potthnl. July II, 1881. "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-08

There were 81 scattering votes.
The 0lioWins preamble andrcsoluuoa were
,airolucrJ By Jc-cPh Cr,s'. FL. Of Ne"
Gloucester.
Wares, The D.rcctur, IL thc Atlantic q
ST I.zurrr, 4. 4. Go. have erected At Cor
hrm. y. H., a hotel fOr the accommodation
Il the travel uFoo ibe rad sOd
Whr,a,, The said Directors have made
arrangements 10 lease said hotel vithou, any
prohibition or RESTRICTION a. To the sale OF IN
t0Srcaunr drinks therefore,
Rr,alrs5. That the Directors b. requested
4. giant no lease 1t said hotel, without an eN'
rs,.. .,,pulai,os ,ha, no intoxicating liquors
b. .oll therein. with such conditions A. shall
sFectuany secure the observance Of said Sup
ulation.
The above resolution, amer considerable
discussion. was laid on the table BY vote OF
1000. The meeting thea ADJOURNED aH'
As-Irrut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-08

c. The last mentioned whig candidate for
governor. is Rufus ChOale, Of Massachusetts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-08

Jenny I.ind's true name is Jenny LindsSrOg
We dOni blame her for dropping the last end
Of H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-08

G. One hundred and fifty Hungarian rsfu-
gees have arrived at New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-08
r. X. G00DEN0W,
Alto new & Counsellor at Law,

A, Once recently occupied by Juige Cole.
Paril Hill, August 4, 1851. 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-08
pa,cl a,Tum,,.up on'hi.io,h day Of ~ 1854.

N a Suprcms Ju,li,ial Cour legun an,l hollsn nj
Paris, within and Or the toUuiy q ONiorl, uu
the fourth Tur.dn, ol NAV, \. u. 1881.
Upon the fnf,goiog hlsl e j. ordered, that The
aid Ala 4. Shuu csu.. iis .siI S,la u. Shot o.
D., nptif,d II the rcudcrr, II ihs utr-ung lll, Nv
causing an alc.lc cop, thereof t'g,thcr With thu
cf,sF Il Cuuri therron. o. o. pubh.hsd three vcsAs
suyccssiy,ly be- The ONl1h p,inpCrst Iar,r puh'
lshs ~ Part sia,vssii, che bst Uulliriipn o. H.
thiu, DAYS ai hast l-lprc thr u,Nt term 81 s1id
Count. a. l.. hull,n At 'ai rari'. within anil iIr
sai Count,. on the fccpnl Tu.sdly ~ October usN,
e. the end that the .a,d l,h,lcc may men anil there
app,ar II aid Couu, anl shsv cir.c, II aus o.
have, vh, thc prayer oi the slid lh'hlt ,hrull n.'
l., granted.
Aucu-WM. h. kINHlli, Clrtk
tue cog, IT llri sul orlrr II Cout thereon.
" Atisst-MN n. klNUNl.t. Ciftk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-08


bNTuUu 80. Va juuH ui tnuTtf tYuui. .in1.
60 l-gpu Bri hrllrp ~ Pace. siiHI1 a1f &c che
I"uDi, ~ pNhrl, ul thr .oCuri Iu-.Il, It Wy,
NJ. ISL.
lppn thr hfvgHi1- petition, sTf..flrtru e., silence
having l..u received ihlt ihr Isiiia1-r- aw r,-
polsihl5 anil u'r.hi &C. D. h-rlI ,rh'u. no" uniirf
- iurlh IN Their Petition, e b. Or'rrl th'l he 60.
Iummis.1usI. ma,i a, ths Ion % John la,lt ru
llugk6.hi. un IritN The 81 ds, e iusu'l, lHl,
10 ~ u',lu,A An, aoi lhsncr proceed g. view The
frus ,nr pi,pnel i1 .,d petition. rum,lIt,l, after
which Ni,~, h",fius pfthr Jaflir' anl vitn-.sr-
Wtl L. hal tt sHfnr convenient place in thr Ni,lu.
i, anil .rrh frih-r me,.urr. tskrl Dc che prrn'l.
NJ ihe Cummissiuner' sh,ll iuj.r ptup'r. Aul q
j. further oulrfr,, that uptiur ~ time, r's'' aW.
UuUusr 81 thr t0mltssi1nrr.' I'riiug Aforesaid
a. given o. III lsfsHus 1ui ouUur,iiuls iu'.usird,
lN yullish,u. thr r,liiuu With thr ottrr IT 'uuIt
thoIr1n, thru, weeks .uror.siS'N in The oNiltd
Duu,rst, a nJUspsp'r painted si fuis, in ih. 80.
~ oNiuri, and D., sewing an affected cIpN It ihr
Petition With chi. Order lh,rc.1, upnn tn ttTh
Il The town n Bu'kfsi, anil o., posting iu three
Tulhc places in aid tusn 1t Bu,kh'd, The hr-i 81
.aid qualifications snd each q ths other ul,.- tu D.
made, served and posted. 10 lris thirty dns b1r
al tims Il m,,iipg o. the ,ud that ~ eisHDs sud
COMPUTATIONS may ih,u anl there sTear a0i .h'w
cau.c, L any they have, WI, thr payer oi aid pc-
tiliOn,rs ,hould not H. granted
Attest WA. h. kIMBAll, Clcrk.
4 tfur cupy II aid pslition ani Order IT Count.
- Attest WI. X. kiMBAll. Clrtk.
10 the Hon. County Commissioner &c the County
ofONnri at their session Jolly 81 1851.
INllE undersigned isc have respectfully 10 repre-
sent that the road through Ando'cr, Andpyer
North Suph., sud Township Letter e, AnoWn %.
The " BLACK Book Road j. NJ nov oipubIic con-
"A - T. Al
ihc same m,y h. discontinued, and as in tuty bound
will ever prs,
LEWIS CEOCKETr, 4 IO7 al.
June ~, 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-08

The business viii h. oontioted al their Store "a
NORWAY VILLAGE, by DENlsON MN
DALI, Strictly on the pag-dosH P1soPt'' a. ~
hooks will b. opened after the trsi Of Apfil n'N.
Norway, March y, 1881
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-08
To the Hon. Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court
u-Nt 90 l.. holdcn At Paris, within and ior the
Go. OF ONfofd, on the furth Tuesday of
M.y A ID ISL

To the Hon. Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court
next 90 H. holden at Paris, within and Coz the
Co. Of Oxford, on the 6urth Tuesday of
NAV. A. u. ISL.
III A. SHORT 81 Turner, IN the County Of
n ONIord, rcspectfuly llsls and gives this Hon.
ofaIle Cont 10 understand that she was lawfully
m,uied 10 ssla u. short her pfcscnt husband, the
lgth ,ay II Anil, ope thousa eight hnnrrd aud
thirty.6yc; That after her ineunauiagc With saii
Sela n. Short, shc lived with him a. hcr lawful
welded husband IN said Turner, that she has ever
h-cn true ani faithful towards the sad Short, in all
her marriage covenants and VOWS, vet the aid short
not mindful Il his marriage covenants, vows, aud
doty did un the - d,y Il November in the yrar #
our Lord onc thousand eight hunirrt and 6riy Eve,
" 6l, desert youf hlssnt withput any poet Isa.
sonahle eausc 90 pto,ccaiion on hsr parts Tie has
ever since I.rn oct II the State be- parts unknuvu
10 ,our Lilelant, thus li,ing apart irum hs dest.
tuc family, utict, aud Who'll, negi,ctnr ani f,ius-
inc to surpaft them-in any wsy, ~ return and live
uth them. Al ofNhich j. without couscut 90 coli
l,.,o, al the rattc. 90 any intention on the part ~
,orr I,l~ani theI,l, a. prucure cause inr divorce
And your I,l-hnt further inform. this llonnfahle
Court, that after her intcrmaragr With aid short
th,t she had one daughter h0m the fourteenth
IA, 81 Trbnnty, IsJ6, and ono daughter iim the
ninth ia, IL : utrmir, lS,lS-anl alec one i,ugh.
te, l.rn thc seventh ia, of September 1919. these
lrinr their onl, ch,hfrn. It'll alive, and II tender
,,ars--,our I,lelhut puys this honorable Court To-
dc,cc ~ her the exclusive care aul custody Il The
SANE, aud that she ma, b. divorced from the h1nds
II ,natr,mun, l-tvc,n her uul her aid husband.
All 4 SHORT.
a H. i o. a.
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SoIdlcrS In lhe War OF lSl2
NI. m. nANTLEIT.
MOTTO I.

T. hsf,by given that ihe CopaHuarship II DIN
IsONS, TRUE / KENDALL, viii expire on the
frst day IT April nsNt, by limitation and all pr.
,on. indebted 10 the aid hrm ere hereby reIue'ie
20 call and settle the SANE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-25

- = so'':Ht-, you u.,srt? ae'try the "h"it
,ic s'-,E"S' III !'is"n they maze recently
'.'' 60 = .e"s'. ;aEe: he remedy en.e!y iron!
''t c:'i'|. IN Tie n gres %! ;i.c sit may b. the
!e "i Go.ic sei,finu; Virginia. That TO &c
;::@ te'!.Hc: Q! t!n-, IN ti> e"uhtvv. desire when
'tie max, the c.a' ge i sh"l! apply o,y 10 such con-
! t& . ~ s!'ii &c sa&de AFTER The .L%rge
ti:sl = &* fro Is 7rnc Ks q: equity and rs;ico,
'f Il s,'.Ac' nae %s 's' : en- objection 20 i, tat il
'.'!e "o-!9 ;a:'!te "!;.ercHs NODES o: proceed
" y. ne sane ;ro.na' =: lie FecoT.rE o; .eos CO.
,2~H-" t2."> - G.crnnt Te1:; CT .;sI4 co y. Il e
= .,1-. &osGac: mt .a tI'er . ia'a i..i'g Z.
c:tGH .e ,i2: - .yu.a.r. l. 1888 1T r:a@-: al:
c.:ar 3D. aat thus a.arctt practice i9>i.;r:ec i.
-. C3at.o~.: entered INTO in 1890 wcuc IL.
i:r. ca4 e cL~ an: t.o.e OF 1895 require aro, CT
I'D . c!.-e {: -c".cI. ,i-!t Lc lry., il G.
,cac J.: lie -c,cr >sat.y c- lie same kri Of cen
r.:;s L2y- ii. L. o. - III General sen By e.
rs car All ne :s.e:y la,: b. co:,eQ .9co Here
s@.,d d. n .:, r,gIys % :ror.,rr in lie courts a..
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- AZ, Hp'a i ''. in's ~, estate, nn as
HS1 my .,s s e 81 oSsss, ,re@,1 s ~
S"'e't' ""a't'e'. 20" II E'u tEfea' i rsn'cs aHa
i ''':.-1i ia IS ii}9, a. dr.; /: WIN his eyes
.. with 'a 10 S "" b 10 Let pl p, ,ss , MAKE
ma inca ~ !ssa ion IA a".y from them those ,em
,5', ;.+.1oE imp ' nc Yale Of coo,r@ss. Why :;
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chan Ln 49, -. ,''.." =, 10 Jh,or.i,hrr: Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-25
EMANCIPATION or slate.

NJ. v.l:TTL& propose ~ amendment 10 cone
! a; tic close OF the section now cntsC CO. sderaton,
: :oIIows: ..gr auv az ar Tie emancipation OF any
,rn or s6dan; CT sch a,c, e!;h"r before Or al
49, rir Of sch tcscca1ar, w.t1or: re con CIT oi the
W.T.. az o.:r.r, Of sold Sire first obtained
.e.u. 20 me, II, tn. lis IS tic most appropriate
pace s such We axe nPr or ns s! ,.
rr;,fcn or nrb,ic u,,s .isiou: C:t compensation
and IS il as insisted tie s1 !a'"tc m thc ses:lcn
u l33l-2 ina, the save Of lie S'''' h'is' DC ca an
rap. without renders al: on pe;.saoi 10 tieir
go,r. and wi hou. dung any o '!te !" INC cause
~ Ec!crc the mt &C. J. Ills 70 w irrFrt up
,nitn hat cause en gar atJry words i"r III. 20
=, ojfrt- in future any such Pre- en-, on 4 S srh
,eu,rl l.hy 40, ', dG. 10 Le.s "e a. ''"t =
i it. uLo .hou-h not lrcPareG 10 ia''"'' "a. - {
aves hcu in tcIng cou.c he ken roi '!if s"e's'
vi,i,r; ylea ing Tia d con pes"on were YET q " H.
ion ,aat ., ter descendant. Being ~ o an Eo' IN
-. facy might be p:ospcctL"e.y c.a"''pa'I', WIZ u
an; infraccn Of the clause uf"h INC l-ea MS " q Ga
lid have prosclty II h2; vii h. u" eH e &c:
= order /, guard Tie safety d saTe p;o?er.: aze.ns'
III OF .sc.e aspects Of lie subject; have cesu.Sa
[Cyn:iaGs: !, Ea"r:h Poge.I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-01

We understand, by telegraph, that claims to
large amount about TO be presented against our
government for damages done by the Indians In
eur newly-acquired territory, To the property of
Mexican citizens. We not at all surprised ut
1his; for there is doubt chat the United states
have not futile the terms Of the treaty IN relation
10 the protection of the frontier, which they
nscd to perform. In consequence of the parsimo-
nious spirit exhibited by the last Congress, the
government at Washington has, within short
time, been obliged to direct the eurtaiment Of the
cavalry force Of the army, which i the very kind
Of force that il necessary for keeping the Indians in
check or chastsing them when necessary, in conse-
suence Of the want of means to continue them
mounted. We should not be at all surprised if
great deal Of difficulty and expense were to result
from our not performing our part Of the treaty Of
Guadalupe Hidalgo, as far as the Indians on
the frontier are concerned.
We also learn from Washington, that there is a
serous difference Of opinion between secretary Cor
win and his accounting officer, Mr. Whit.lesey, in
the Treasury Department, relative TO draft for
Saty thousand dollars, authorized by the Secretary
Of the Interior, and approved by Secretary Corwin
FOR the purpose Of carrying 1t treaty with the
Minnesota Indians. The two secretaries are re-
ported to have talked high; but, at last accounts
Mr.. Whi:tlesey stood firm, and would not allow the
draft. He declares that he will not resign; that
ii Secretary Corwn carries his point. he will be
compelled to dismiss the old gentleman.
The Attorney General, it appears, has not yet
given any official information with regard to his
decision on the Florida claims it is, however, sup
posed that he will refer them back for the adudi-
cation Of the courts in that State.
From Canada We learn that petition has been
presented to the Legislative assembly for charter
to enable company to build a railroad to tn !.
Pacific. Our Canadian friends must be very SAN
guine, If they think they can overcome the SHOWS
of their latitude so 10 build railroad Of thi
character. But had they not better first try their
hand at connecting Quebec with Montreal, or Mon
treal with Toronto, before tasking their energies
On a railroad to the Pacific! IL would appear that
the more we decline having anything to do with
the incorporation Of Canada with our republic, the
more anxious the Canadians are to WOO us on the
subjsct. They now talk Of passing bill enabling
fo-eigners-that is, Americans-to hold real estate
in fee simple; supposing, no doubt, that some Of
cur entsrprisng capitalists would be induced to
invest some Of their spare funds there. II is
very likely the will pass; but it is a matter
Of doubt if it will be attended with the desired
effect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-01

CrBAS AFFARs-AfovEMEST OF THE FILL
BusrERs.-Since the arrest Of certain persons
charged with designs Of setting on foot an expedi'
tion against Cuba, some curious movements have
attracted public attention. We have already al
luded to the New Orleans celebration Of the Car
denas fight. Last Friday furnished another signi-
fcant fact in this latitude. Mr. Webster having
relinquished his intention to hold the Cleopatra,
that steamer was surrendered to the hands Of its
claimant Mr. John L. O'SYlivan, one of the leaders
recently indicted, who on regaining possession,
opened basket of champagne, and consecrated
half of it to the past, and sealed up the other
half for conservation to the future. The toasts
drank were in favor Of liberty and all struggles for
it; and for "the Union, and little more of it"
meaning the anne Ration Of Cuba.
This last sentiment satifes of the spirit and de-
termination of those who deyoting their labors
to excite discomfort and insurrecton in Cuba; and
We have here key to their decisions with respect
to the future. The scheme against Cuba is not
yet abandoned. The irmness of the government,
under the influence of the public press, met the il
legal attempts against that island both here and in
Georgia, and resisted them effectualy but they
have "scotched the snake--not killed it." We are
fully convinced that the raw materials scattered
drawn together again, at favorable time-and that
period is most likely to be the interregnum con-
tngent on the presidential election, between he
eth of November, 1852, and the 4th of March, 1853,
should that election 60 to the House. As there is
quite probability that three presidential candi-
dates will preclude the possibility OF choice by
the people, the country viii be virtually without
any effective government-as there will be no dis
position to "take the responsibility" of putting
down infrac.ion of the neutrality law during
that period. Least Of all will the presidential
didates wish to commit themselves to any course
on the subject, unless, indeed, this Cuba question
is made test principle for party tactics AT all
events, a. the House of Represen iatives may be
engaged in settling the presidential question be-
tween March, 1853, and the preceding November,
quite prepared expect that the Fillibusters
will prepare themselves to take advantage of that
period Of government transition to carry out their
designs. We give the warning in time, for the
guidance Of those interested in the matter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-01

Hon ". y Newstrk. Tennessee; a. Francis Nermust.
Erastus Ides, Ncwburgh. r. Graves, philade phia w.
a. Newell do, Charles ~ v. Seiinz. Washin gto,,
city and L. g. shaw Georgia, amongst the arrivals
yestoriay, II The Clinton Hotel
J Marshall. Mas =. Russell Paris, y Wnfrrhonsc.
Rutland. Dudley Iiail CINCINNATI q. A. Fish Bo.toD;
Com Shubrek Washington. Gen. Token do, a. Gf-
fo = Ioon we're among the arrivals yesterday ~ the
AsorJlOufc
Gci'. John d. Wool u Army. ten churchill DO.
IL y, " Waury. da.; ~. n. Clrk. ~ u " n Nc
Leen. ~ = -. Nteh,ll DO; " Bryan. Nashville;
Z " Re- e 'hesEa ~. ~ Slick, New Orleans. n "
The n 80. Boston. ! L LirIrt. EC. a tuar.a
f9tr p. vi tacs. tan.t. ur rfie Mtss. pr
owes t' ron N 81 1eslr. 81 ~. ai.t.e
~ NttFen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-01

ALLrsrp Arrrmr ny A VIM TO PoisoS IRA IIr.-
usvpon examination into the facts IL this case, the
particulars Of the in which appeared yestrr-
days Herald, the Police Justice considered there
foundation for the charge a attempting 70 poison IL
moreover appeared that the sof-disan Mrs Wimot
not the wife Of the complainant, but had merely CO.
habited with him during his stay on shore. Both pr
Of abandoned character and were dis
posed Of as Migrants, and sent TO the county Jail
Fnr YESTERDAY About i've o'clock yesterday, the
shed 81 Mr. Thos Morgan carpenter and stair builder
situate a the lower end Of schermerhorn street took IRE
and burnt with tremendous rapidty. The shed In
question occupied the space between two brick houses
and was but one story high. The fire engine hose and
ladder companies, were on the spot with their usual
aacrity large body Of police under the supor-
inter dencc 81 the Chief Hut almost before their ar
rival the wooden tenement hopelcssy enveloped In
flames and out intense beat the street
some delay next occurred In obtaining supply ofwator
and the IRE vas RAPIDLY spreading along ID wooden
paliDgs and Threatening the vrandah ct the backs Of
the neighborng houses when the gallant Ma. having
taken up their position In State street conveyed
the hose lot the rear between them
and the devoted building poured tho Missing tide and
III ten minutes arrested the progress a. the FIRE Nor
gan's property, however, totally destroyed The
amount q damage we could not ascertain with Ger.
tanty but large quantity Of tools and materials was
tad - have Leon lotyslue between 500 and $40 No
insurance.
CiRcrm CotRr - Before Judge Mitchell - james
MARS against john Remson and others. propretors
Of The Cemetery Of the Evergreens trial &C.
cupied the Court for two days, and was brought 10
recover piece q ground under alleged prior
contract for purchase = defendant Rcmson having
subsequently, and In breach thereof cold 10 his co
terry OF which the piece Of ground I, question formed
port not yet however, ornamcntay laid ont. II con-
cluded IN the complaint being disnssed-the contract
not being uficiently proved.
IdHrL Sufr rur RtAI Eprrops.-The exami.
nation Of Mcssrs Lees and foskcs, ~ the .7dcrtis
charged with libel upon nr Costcn, editor q the Free
NON Is appointed 20 take place Tuesday next before
Police Justice }. u. King
qrrst.-Dr Bail, Tn Coroner, Friday l,.t held
IN iEqucst on the body q John Dee native q Ireland
streets Verdict died u disease Of the heart