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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02
A Shocking Murder.

An Extra fiom the Belfast Signal, informs
us, that while the Sheriff was endcavoring to
serve a writ Of possession Of farm in Mon
roe, in this State, on Friday last. John Cous-
ms, the claimant, was shot dead. He was
about 20 years old, formerly Of Belfast, and
had recently returned from California. The
circumstances, as We gather them irUm the
Signal, were these:
The person in possession Of the farm, Is
named Jewell. The wit has been granted
number Of years, and -, forth that Jewell had
no right to the farm which be occupicd, aud
,ha, be mus, surrender 1t To the claimant, and
II he refused to do - rcaccably, the officer
vas Empowered forcibly to cicci him. Tho
hm was purchased from VIM. Sullivan Of
Bos,ou. the original proprietor, some forty
years aru, by jewell, Who has since occupied
H. Md although he had not discharged the
obligations Of HI. purchase, had been allowed
10 hold the farm wiihou, any vigorous efforts
having been made In remove him until recent.
ly, whcn Cousins bought the night uf the real
owncr.
On Friday. Gen. Cunningham, Deputy
sheriff or1iclasi, IN cnjca,ornr 10 execute
his prcccp,. found the doors of the house bar
rel aud entrance refused. Within was Jew
Ell, an old man, aged s., and his ION, aged
%. with their wives, hcsidcs others who
seemed determined 10 oPposc every obstacle
90 the execution Of the law Finding that
ms upaij,,i efforts would prove unayaIlng, he
returned To Belfast, aud aOcr selecting anil
cguipping . posse comiatu. Of some dozen
or hflccu, again culca,orcd To perform his do
~ on SATURDAY.
Proceeding to the farm. ihey were greeted
with a salute It tan horns and other demon
STATIONS Of defiance and bra,ado such a.
showing guns, axes and hay forks from the
vinJows Advancing, finding an cniauecby
ihc doors impossible, by means Of axes and
crow bars commenced an onsc, acains, The side
OF the house and would probably have effect.
cd their object, when the proceeding, were
checked hy lhc discharge Of a gun and Cous
ius receiving tSo bullet, iu his bead, ouc DO
lrs check, and the other, iu., above his eyes.
Killing him Instantly. lie ahou, twelve
trt from the hou-r when killed
Many Of ,ac culz'u. Of Mugrrr had col.
I.rti. AMI urou consultation. ID va' deter.
m.roI lha, the inmate, OF Il,c house must sur.
rrr'rr, and Cen Sargent Of Mourac, was So.
I.-,.I tu Inform them Of lh.s determination
Iron h., stating the FOLLY aul ,rnsrlucrcc,
OF Glrihrr c,.s,ancr, they concluded 10 sur
r,njrr, With thc exception of The eldest NO
mlu. who declared she would die there. The
uI man and hIs -on were arrested, without
resistance, md committed To uil 90 Belfast
THOR uial Will Dc iu jolly Tie ull man u.s.
,.-,- llai bc discharged ,hc gun Mean, are
hGr- taken To- arrest pcrsous in Mouruc Who
lr supposed to have brrn iusl,raior, IT the
resistance. N. Jewels are very ignorant
raoI's. no, bring able lo read or write. whose
IDEA. OF Jaw and justice ATE very crude.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

passed. anil AZ the sound Of his ehario, ~he's the
wild beasts ran bowling from the hill Ia, twas
an in vain. The poor Traveller drew h'' eloal m"'e
sllssb around hia. A. length the wiad rcir,', add
the tAisk yspOr. rolisd away. Az was ',ii, the
~, smiled upon the traveller, and he drew doNu biz
cloak. Thus mild add g,u,e means accomplished
VIA, an the ar,sry q the s1emsn'' could not per
6rm.
Br,thryn of the tsmperanoc rsrm, think ofthis
When Other means fail, rsusuler that ~url spok-
eu "a loyr, even tear &C smie, may rrclaim the
wanirrrr; " Who symIaihiIs With the Fh'e, l,nd
vouI oaay,scc tAs master u the enormous evil Of
slavery, think Jiths.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

MoNsrrE Ov.-Thc magu.hrrndy Crat
On raised by Col. y. &. BALDWIN, uf Glove.
hnl, will soon b. Un a pilgrimage To rhc
worlds fir. IT, ha. hocu iaucugd lor eight
years, and noW weighs the cnouuou, figure
uf 1000 lhs. The world may safely b. r'ai-
lcnrCi To produce h.s equal A mile prrday
D, now his longest land journey H. vl.l
L. Transported ems, by water, Ind from iIusinn
will nod pretty good "a drah lur hls Ini,.
,dual comiuu.-Ci,r,land Hsrah 2lq.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

Ttr.. -Mor-r & Bas,g'i', straw Lonncl
factory Ut Franklin, Mass, MS burnt ou
tir lG.h iu-, l.or $500 be,.liug assured
SGCl.
&, Palmer ol iAc slm, night a Ire broke
ou, ~ VI. G. Muugci's variety store, which
was burnt, with tic Na.sawauno llnusc, one
t ihs largest in western MasSarh- sets, tb,
Palmer Hotel, the printing office, and several
other buildings luss about $4,000; insu-
rance about SOS, 200.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

RrFairyrp W TuruH,Fn.-A despatch
was received "a, jefferson city, Mo, hy iclc-
graph from Washington City, signed by the
President uf the United States on the ii'ir
ult directing llic marshal 10 postpone 'he exc
ruupu OF ,hr Indian, Sce.ssc-sch-ma, con-
,rc,o,l of murder. until Friday, the l'th Of
Ami. lie vas 10 have been executed At II
o'clucl on ,ha,day. The despatch was dated
q, Washington, At half pat nine o'clock on
ihatm1ming. and u Wa received at st. LOUIS
q, ten minutes before ten. Tho Indian was
not executed, Notwithstanding III the prrpa.
arous were mldr. and thousands Of rcrsons
runrrurl,sl iu Nitnc,, the -ccrc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

ApplroS,L ArnuGSNrNr or rH SnAD-
r,ru Rrscrrrs .-lnihc u = District Court,
this morning, before Judge Spnruo, Joseph
n. Hayes, Elizur Wright, James Scott, lew
is Hayden, ind Robert Morris came in when
an r,Iditiunal count to the original indictments
found against them, was read. ], sets forth
lha, Shadrach was the lawful slave Of John
De Brcc Of Virginia, that be escaped that
the proper proceedings were commenced here
by an Agent, duly authorized, under aid pa
pcrs, by whom a complaint was made before
Commission Curtis tina, aid fugitive, I'M
der the name Of Shadrach, was arrested by
virtue Of a ~arran, issued by said Commits
sioner; and Ihl, gAile an investigation was
going on. thc said Shadrach was aided in his
escape from custody by said defendants.
The trials tn These cases will no, take place
before the 25il, Ut May.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

L,ECL EGG.-Wc have had senl Us recent
ly a number Ct very large Eggs. \ week OF
two since, Mt. John Akerman leli us two, the
produce Of the common hen, the largest we
had lately seen. Afterwards person, whose
name has escaped our recollection, Left a lar
ger specimen, and this last has been little
surpassed by two received day before yestcr-
day, from Mr.. Daniel Plummer, Of Newbury,
which weigh something over a quarter Of a
pound each, and measure one : 81 by 6 Is
inches. and lrc other : 10 by G IL inches
Nelrlsyp0ri Hrrad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02
Refusing to Pay a Railroad Fare.

The Bunker I'LL Aurora contain, a report
" the trial 81 George Parker, of Acton, b.
tore Trial Justice Warren, Of Charlcsiovn.
lor irudulcnily c,rdins the payment Of TWEEN
~ cents, fare from Coucord To Acton, on the
lilh Of February last. Parker lnok the cars
II Concord, and when asked for bis fare would
only rvs fifteen cents. lie len the car. al,
South Acton without paving. The Attorney
IT the Corporation vrutc Mr. Parker letter
90 rcsad IL the matter, aud received the fol-
lowing reply
Worrr,rrE, March I7lh.
G,un Your, uf the lalh Instant was r.
cci,cd to day, and III rcPly would say
Firlly-I never rrlc 90 the mad
Sccoudly-Whrn | did RIDE paid.
1hrdly-lr did not pay when rcic, !
shall not pay nav.
Fouuhly-I never saw the road, Concorl,
~ anyhoiy c!so.
More than this, was IN WORCESTER on The
dly you spohc Of aoi can 81 Prove.
GEORGE PARKER.
=. =. Enclosed i, snail tcs,uraiil r'
ms respect Tor you.
The enclosure was three spurious curl .l..
Justice Warren found the defendant guilty,
and fined him - and Gusts, IL all a'ou' {. l..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

4 M,GNuIcTSr PEr,rNr To rEorrssoR
MoUsr.-Thc kipg Il Prussia has cent Professor
Morse mlgni6ccnt gid 'rrH IN ofchbouie work.
nan,hip and de.isH, enclosing the Pru.,ian goh
medal lor scientific merit, The medal Ia. on the
acc ll,e medallion bead II the King. fe,erick VII.
liam the vih, surrounded b, esqui.i,oly executed
snblrm. Of rligiOn, jur'rn'lrnsc, rsc,l,cins and,
% Ile rycrsc, AroIh draw" ~ f'uS 6eD 'iccd' ia
the chariot IT the 'an, tp'cr'ing the I@ao, Nhils
irom the head 81 the g Il the ray. Of light aH dart.
irs alHoa I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02
PROCLAMATION or PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED STATES.

ANHlN"l"N' AllW ~
Whereas. Tncr, is reason io believe that
military expedition j. tn be- fitted out IN the
United States, With the intention to invade the
ISLAND of Cuba, colony Of SIain, with which
ilis country IL a, rcacc
And. where's, It is believed tina, this cN-
pcdnion j. iuslraicj and ~, on fooI by for.
cirucr, Who dare TO make our shores the sccnc
Of their guilty and hostile preparations against
friendly poWer, and seek hy falschooI and
misrepresentation ,o srlucc onr own citlLrn,,
and especially the Young and lncon,idrra,c,
into their wicked schemes, an ungra,rful ~
turn lor the b-neGu conferred upon them by
,his people ~ permitting them to make our
country an asylum from oppression, anil in
nlcrlul abuss Of the hospitality thus extended
To them
Md, whereas, such expeditions can only
b, regarded A. adventures for plumber and
robbery, and mus, NEE, TIC condemnation Of
the ciyilIrd aord, Wills, they are dcrogaio.
~ TO the character of our country, and in ,io-
lation Of our laws, our statutes declaring tia,
If any person shall within the territory Of or
jurisdiction o. tie United States, begin or set
on foot, or provide or prepare the means for
any military expedition or enterprise, 10 b.
carried on fran thence, agains, the territory
or domain Of any foreign Prince or State, or
II any colony, district or people, with whom
the Uu,cl States are At peace, every person
80 offending shall be deemed guilty uf a high
mi,demcauor. aud shall be fined not exceed
ING $4,000, aod Imprisoned not more than
three years.
Now, therefore, have ISSUED this my pro-
claml'ion, warning all persons who shall CON
meet themselves Nrh any such enterprise or
expedition, IN violation Of our laws and ma.
iional obligations, thu, they will thereby sub
lcct themselves to the heavy penalties denoun-
ccd agaius, such offenders, and will forfeit
their claim to the protection Of this govern
ment, or any interference in their behalf, no
matter TO what cNir, unity they may be rcdu.
oed in consequence OF their Illegal conduct
and therefore | expect all good citizens, as
they regard our national reputation, as they
value the blessings Of peace and the welfare
Of their country. to ilscounlenancc, and by
all lawful mean. prevent any such enterprise
and | call upon every officer Of this govern
men,, civil or military, 10 use all efforts in
his power to arrest for trial and punishment
every such offender against the laws Of the
country,
Given under my hand, the Goth day Of
April, in the year Of our Lord 1851.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
a. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

r7T-rhs pulli.hrrsrfth rarer herrc' announcs
90 their adycItsrg patroHs that thN have adnf tel
the aly,ne, ~, tulr. Thee having notices Ur,lrr-
tI D., are C,tt az Probate, o. H. puhlishcd iu The
ONfrI n-ulHrtft or frsITgf'u'i, rourstri q, st
a. the .aulr With ihr Gsg-ist re- ihs tirr thr u'-
t;c. !. oilsr,J. III. b. DE ra'r ldnpicd n uthrr
C.,siit.: anl e savs che u,uil eel 'Nusn.c 81
1etpng ts,ks. sBi c,l.sJtirr. tH' avut's Cd uis-
taks. that sHu.rtss os,uf vfss ihr l'vrr'lsirg BE-
charged, aai raid a. t'fsr,at .il.. 90 uauyui ui-
Liyi,h1als.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

The three cent coin will be- issued from the
mint on the first ofMay, when there will BE-
an accumulation Of half a million pieces to
start with. They are to be paid out, in order
of application, in Sums 81 dirty to one hun
drcd aud fiy dollirs-,hat is, one thousand
to Eve thousand picc's-and will 10 oIch,R.
gcd for American gold or siler cUius, or Tor
cign silver coins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

rg-Cas,ius ". Clay Is rnnd.daie farGo'.
cmor II HcnIucky. lis doctrine Is Frc.
dom tn all pcrsous bom IN Kentucky after a
fixed day" which Is supported hy " Tn
Procrr" gftls iss," ncw PlPcI Just start.
cd there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

DuRSUANT Ia lic,n.e from the JSige ofPro-
i bate ~ and foe the County of ON0pl. shah
Ill at publir Auction, 0s Ssiurls, the 9Th dsy %
June hsNt, At one o'tLck in the aiernoon, at the
dwelling -hoase u jonathan &. Robertson. bate %
Bethel ~ sa,d Counly decreased, the kt 81 land num-
bred fifteen 10 the sccoai mage # bts in sad Beth
81, together With the rtyersoa II the wRlows dow
e. thern, for the payment Of the pct debts u saii
DECREASED, aRl charges II ADMINISTRATION. lenns
made knY~u At the time aai placc Of ssle.
GEORGE v. ELLlNGMOOD, Admir-
Bethel, April 20, 1851, 3Sl2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

Goop.-Thc telegraph reports from Wash
ingtnn that lIoratio King, formerly demo
cratic editor in Portland, has been promoted
from a sIiOO clerkship to one Of $3.50 10
the post Office department, lie is 6rs, rate
man. We are well aware Of that, and are
glad to hear Of his success,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02
e D.

In w,-,l~,ch, hp',I 18Th. ~ C"nsumpt,uu, d..
Nauru =. Hanss asvl ~ ,rir.
Mf laur. ~ Hssil.f 81 th, SsnIur th'. e
W,trt,ilis C"lsgc ia ~h,sh b. had giiuTl &C. Alui.
Ill sn s, ialAr POSITION, bath 10y hs rruu'tsts q
character and ,N,,lsrc, II sshrhr.hip.
g. has l.cn dmi,g pofiiDu IT thr pet '~'f'
,uunr,is,l. a. "a A.,i.taut fra,hrt ~iih thr No.
Va, Iii-r,I Institute. 1hcrs a, be- Culssr h's Boz
Ia thu.s Who viii I,ps anl lonjly cherish boz H,a'
nry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

AN'TurE towmDiyc.-Thc Times states
IaaI last evening, another game Of oovhiding
took place. The aflir occurred in the bar
bcr's shop attached to the Commercial Coffee
House. The hide was spilled by married
lady TO the back Of a gentleman U who had
boosted that h. bad 'odpooi hsr' She states
that such d. pc, the fact, and took the above
iogclJle mgals to get -quare with interest.
Boston Nal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

Lo,Drvrr-Thcrr arr lhrc brothers now
living iu Greene, whose united ages are %
wears John Mower, aged .! William
uuvrr. -. Ebrnclrr Mower :! and all
three iu ,olpraa.c health, lur mcn 30 Tar ad-
kancrl In lILr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

CT Professor John =. Norton, Of Yale CO..
lcgc, has been carrying a series Of analysis
to ascertain the value, a. a manure Of the ash
u anthracite and btuminous coal, and has az,
u,,d at the conclusion that m crcry 100 lOp
Of the ash II these Goals there arr from 10
pounds OF valuable inorganic material VI a
nature suitable fnr adding 10 any ,oil rrluIr.
ing manurrs IN every ton of cnal ash there
il wasted. there Is thrown away, from 100 10
$50 pound. IT valuable msicrials, more yalu-
able by hr than an equal bulk Of our ordinary
manurcs, which may b. applied With adun-
,agc as a top dressing on grass land, OF a,
mixed IN a compost. The following are lhe
constituents Of 100 pounds Of ash lnsoluho
in acids ss.G-, soluble silica ~. alpmlH,
53G, iron i,O1, lime Ell, maguLsia 10. ~
dl -, potash ,lG, ph"sphOnO sO'd 80, .ul,
phurcc acid -, chlorine 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

of,he two hundred thousand souls 10 Wis.
cousin, more than one hundred thousand are
said to be Germans. This race Of men are
settling the country at the sources Of the Mis-
sisaiPPi very rapidly, and in that region, II
any par, Of the Union, the German character
and customs seem likely to impress themselves
on the population,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

ted States Marshals and other officers, the
ships Of the home squadron have been order
ed to cruise in such way as to render any
aiiemp, to reach Cuba, almost If no, wholly
impossible. The Saranac is a, Pensacola
and the Germantown is a, Havana. The Al
bany will also be at the latter port by the i''
Of Nav.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02
MAsLlIsHTnN. Nnnl 81
WAsHrN.ToS. Anil ~

The Presidents family, together with that
OF the Post Master General, len this morning
on a visit to Richmaad Secretary Stewart
leaves far Virginia tomorrow.
There Is reason to believe that the Austrian
Government, will permit kussuih 10 cume Ia
America.
General Roger Wcightman has been a2-
pointed Commissioner Of the United States to
make the report aud drawing Of the Industrial
Exhibition, a, London, for the paten, Office,
by the Secretary Of the Interior.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

\ Gas LIGur rup MNrr's Iusr-Wc
are indebted to a correspondent Tor the 'urgcs-
ton IT plan, which doe, not seem impucli-
cable though attended with many difficulties
II is Submitted, Watcher a gas light would not
BE- the best aud cheapest, llI7, could hr surpor-
tel ou toe Muoi lejrr. It would ouly r.
0uirr a snail ,uhuar shan lu b. erected, Of
the desired height, wsll footed and hracrl iu
M, ledge, presenting ro unnecessary suffice
tn the furcc of the wind, and waves, and SUI
uhlc Gas works uron he sho-c and plpc, fr
feeding the light with the gls. The outlay
and m,iuiculn 81 mus, b. lr., than ihc interest
Ut the money upon a um requisite lur q stone
structure or the support ola rommrn light
B-,idr,, the "a, could ha shut of by day, par
TALLY, and mostly. and D., ou by night at The
"a, work, 80 A. 10 avoid exposure of llr b,
frequent resort to the ledge. TIL distance
through which the 90, might d. conveyed
would b'or comparative uh.nc consequence
no the expenditure, when weighed by that u
a structure Tor a common light.
Boston Transcript
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02
Freedom Notice.

THIS !. To cer,ii, that have this day given my
sou, OSCAR l.. BROWN, the refnaihier oi
hi. time 20 act ioT himself asl shall claim none
Of earnings. NOT pay any debt. Of h. contracting al
ter this date. ABNEk bhoNN'
Auc.t-JosIrH W. WARDwLLL.
Hanover, April 20, 1851. 3wi2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02
CHARLESTON. April 90.

FRoN H,ylSh.-Tho steamer Isabel has
arrived from Havana, with dates to the gid
Al was quiet when she sailed, and there were
no signs or fear, Of an Instruction. business
was at a stand in consequence Of It's being
holiday season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02
Rohert Rnn,onl. Jr.. al peHOeraey.

--------------s---i - - = = -
Robert Ran,oul, Jr., anl Democracy.
We believe NJ. Ran,aul sul claims to b
Democrat, AMI ~ yet, We 30 not f,c' j.'po.
sci to derry his claim simply, hccarrc be NAV
diasr from he rarity generally ulon single
question. II Or th.s. o., h-s bcJu ry1d oct
ofthc Democrats, party by any portion OF 'he
pres. We ,h.ul % las nu, brrn done q" by lu-
iho-.tv." n Nr Rau,oal hrs pursued a
rourss c.'cuh,.d to encourage rs.sta4cc Co
law, or in DIS ,frrch az Lynn, De- Advocates
STATE rights and other dycir.ur~, as " ih,uk
be- docs, sulycrsiyc oiihc Constitution Of che
General Government. We th.us that au,.-dc-
no-rauc. - Ne believe a doctrine ,h1, d.
MICS the urht ct Congress, subsequently, On
rcp-1I or modify law, rlssrd hy tbli body,
7n,i-rnorrlilc-vhCiher Il o. thc Fugitive
Slave Law OF aay other UP0n ,hrs' gucs-
lions ana many others, members of th' same
-ary piu diFcr-to cSrol or ihis j'lsUucc
& opinion, or 90 "sgl,t or, Is al'o an'i-de-
gocya'Ic.
w.,.r..-.,,,, C..--r-.. .ro.'l r-pssl n6
law designed 90 sccurc a right guaranteed by
the Constitutes, unless Il substitutes Av
better al,ys,j % that purpose. And, a. We
A,lc,s Congress should pass mo- law, no, Dc.
sigucj 60 SECURE thc rights guaranteed by lhs
Constitution Tor DE rrurral rgoj, so vc De-
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

\ year old bear, weighing 200 llS., somo
muo,c. and quantity Of sPcndId trout, from
the wool, anil stream, OF MAINE, wcrc ~ The
market Yesterday Bou,H Trar,hior, -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-02

rBDr. Mallory, IT kry West, chosen l
=. senator FROM FLORIDA, 10 Place 81 VIZ. lu-
lrc, d,cIi.r, In arcrp, the ofier. lie Is a
ruron dcmccral, and approve, Of the Gun
nrnlnl., mrasnn,..
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Freedom Notice.

rI'liiS IL 10 ccftify that have given to ~y son,
NATHAN VI. ABBOTT b.. tirss % act and
trade ior himself. ADD shall hereafter ch'm none
Of hi, earnings, and pay cbt, of his oontracl'ns
after this date. NATHAN ABBoII
Witne..-WN. ". RoLsTEE.
Ruuiord, April ~, isJl. 3Sl2
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Gbr GNrforN 9rmurut.
PARIS, FRIDAY, MAY =, 1881.

us. VI. PETTENGIii., No. 10 Sr,rt ST..
(louunl Builling) BosroS, = ouf auihariied agen,
&c prUcuuus subscriptions, forwarding advertise
raents, Sc.
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Near White Pond, ; G., trees and fences
we're uprooird by tornado 90 the r'h iur
80 alcc or goo ylrls nothing was lsn.
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ancs d the 'aHy, .,.!! ~ The big, Pc a"oll o.,
that b. Keep. W.le lul the bet ~ufAin,n, si.i ~
garments entrusted a. hs rare, ~ H. ns'f. "a To-
l-st naner. aad attest sy h., and warranted o. -i'c
cuiTe satisfaction,
Particular attsnti0n Will h. pal b. oiiliuc,
Wanisd-Ten hrsi-rais Coat nakrrs, a. Nh"ri
constant ,mplp,msut anl hlsfsl sag. win u. gov
en-. ~ r. II. KELLY.
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BrcuAyAS's JouESAL o. Mas, Vol =, No.
Q, is before US. The article on Social Re
generation is excellent. Published monthly
IN Cincinnati for 90 year.
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W, never Ike TO quarrel about a matter az
Ger B, is 40 o,cr. lt,tir, up useless agitation,
1ud ha, no tendency either to sustain law and
order or prrs,uc ihC uaion.-PortdHd Adr.
Gal 10 hear u. The Advertiser has chan
gcl 90, mind since u chimcd IA 18th the Port
IrI luIuiTcr a irw weeks since, and fought
over again the election Of the fourth Con.
-rcss.uaal District
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". 5. DIERlcr, Acting Scc'y Of STAT

The Spanish Minister had long interview
yesterday with the President, in reference to
the modita,ed attack upon Cuba. The Sccre-
taries Of War and the Navy were sen, for,
and remained during the interview.
Ia addition to instructions given to the Uni.