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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28

ton TO rs power, grounded on is removal
from Pavnee. was pucrilc, as every lycgisla-
turc enjoyed the right OF removing the sat
Of Government az pleasure. Tho Executive
aud Judiciary III the Territory hadacknowl-
cd-rd enc legislature as legal body, and
an would he. (Go0d) He regaricd their
laws a. binding on every citizen OF the l'r-
ritory. and would use oil his Executive pow
or aud authority % carry them into elect
Cheers De slii he lid no; intend 20 al
lrrs. them on the various questions that di-
yilcl the rartics i'm the Territory perhaps
be all not understand them; and he had
not expected 30 sptak ON this occasion. To
ono suhict. however. ho would alludN-
slavery. lis official life and carver were
not unknown 30 "a portion, ot l.'st, ol th'
titirrus. IIc hal no intention ut changing
his POLITICAL faith. he thought with roller
Dnct 90 slavery, that as Missouri ami Nan
sls were adjoining State, as much oi ien'
immense commerce up the Missouri when
was already rialiug the commerce between
tho United State. and some European coun-
tries. mus, necessarily lead 90 great trade,
ana r.rrgtupl iutrrrGurs' between thcm, BE-
would d. well if their Institutions should
Flrmpni7I-as otherwise there would b.
continual guarrols AMI border iruis. llL
WAS FOR SLAVERY ~ KANSAS
loud cAesu) AUrg thanking Che audi
ncr. the now Governor withdrew.
From this &c viii ho perceived That be r.
-1rls o., c5aslarc OF Tin, who hol their
session 90 the Shawnee Mission l-7' o'-
O.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28

Kansas DErmArr. The rro-slaycry par
iy hold their election for delegate to Com
srcss On the second Monday Of October.
Gen. J. ". Whitfield is the candidate. In
his speech accepting the nomination, he
said .-
without any csotism, permit me 20 IN
form you, that | made the first prJ-slaycry
speech in the territory Of Kansas and per-
laUs, sirs, thcrJ is no man in the territory
Of Kansas who feels more interest IN cstab-
fishing slavery in this territory than DO f,
and believe me, sirs, that nothing shall b.
IN mdonS, oH mV part, 20 SECURE a triumph
for that party rrb0's obi0i II Is 10 plant
Southern Institutions N Kansas.
In order to vote on that day, every citizen
will be obliged to take bis oath to support
the laws enacted by the late legislature,
The Free State party hold their election
on the frt Monday Of October. EH-GOv.
Reeder is their candidate. Both candidates
will be elected, and it will remain with the
United States House Of Representatives to
determine which shall hold the scat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28
Franklin Pierce ROpudiatod in Maine.


Notwithstanding the Republican party in
the recent election has met with a partial,
temporary defeat, tho result can, In no
way. he construed into an endorsement Of
the national administration. The Convcn-
ton which nominated Wells, could got
a resolution through that body endorsing
Pierce. oulv IN part. Members Of that con-
ycntion stood boldly mp, and declared the
President had been " irVly fri'l'sU % the
democratic party" and this sentiment was
responded to by all that portion Of the
meeting who were not under the immediate
influence Of the tool. Of Pierce, in the shape
of Custom house. officers, postmastcrs, &c.
Lot NJ Morrill,, Williams and others, the
only portion Of that meeting who truly rep
resented the people, were determined The
Nebraska outrage d3nH uoi De endorsed,
and it was not. The custom house drive,
though clarrinci and mortified ot this r.
suit. were forced into an acQuiesccnco Of
the same, anil Picrrr went out OF that con.
,cnii1n mrfl,l. doomed muu-ropudintol
hy the party who elected him, and Indirect
'y stabbed in the house o, Dis friends. Iti'
true, Pierce was partially endorsed, but
uron the great question OF dmvy s'H08n,
nj, friend. gave him the cold shoulder
HYr a re- d. r. ~ d.. Ill
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28
Tho John Robbin, Humbug ExplOdcd.

The John Robbins Humbug Exploded.
Every humbug ha. is day, and then passes
away. The enemies Of tho present State
Administration, ns,igatcd tho Portland
riot. They got up and are directly To-
spousiblc for all the evil that has grown on,
Of il. They laid the plo, to destroy tho Ci'
ty liquor they set on the mad caps thatcn-
Gagged personally in acts Of violence. NJ
thoir instiration John Robbins was there
urging on the drunken rowdios that were
following his lead. John Robbins was shot
died a. a cool dioth, and the anti law men
Of Portland we've his mur6rv', his blood
son their guilty skirts, and they richly de-
serve the halter.
No sooner had ,hcy nulchcrci their misrr.
able uctm, and even when his blood was
warm upon their murirrous hands, they
rpnd the air with m1friiv irr'Hst,auiu'i
Neal Dow, GOV. Morrill, and the Mainc law
send out thcir willui, infamous lis' al
over N, country, grossly misrrpr~cniius
IN, Who'll, r,,ttsr-Jeclarirr Neal Dow a
,rurI,r.r
H. r.;. c,r.l ri.. they cot the coun.
,.r in,,, e.rr-i.t ,,.i,,mrnt. Ihyingloue
tIi.. the enemies Of Dow and the law go
,-,,,,,,.. r,r,l r,arrris. thrlrad.r, shout
.,,r. t.r.ft..i- LUNGS. " Noe pHc nm.,
.....ri ...r..-.r,..,J ,.--,,,r grt NJ u.rF
s.,..,,..,,.,,-.., rrrolmr,,in-.-
-. ..l.,i.u. r,,,r,,i.1,ry l.rr,r-rrs.
-. .,,.r, .,tri,. r.t l5,rontl.. .r
t.....-,,;.-,.tr... .,r .r.l ,r.,,lIl, trlr,
over M, lsad la8y ortl, youp. r5vlv ,hsy
had mur.l-r,l-huv black crar,. anil alyiar
Che DO ,air" -art or Cd. feminine gender
Co war o. anil m0urr--.,upm mnls
over che c1rrs, OF their r11r yi,tim-all Inc
90 ,ho procession thcm.'es, and with long,
di.r-ur.l hrrs, ia- allrs che s,rrgr like
Eyr'im hired moumer following mam-
mv. down with their r1hr, at hrf matt
ker, mock iulucsts going i'r weeks, ana al'
frrorrrcu uUT.
IN, d.'zucaul @rr' gu not stop here.
E.sry stump orator OF .h' Wells and E'''
stump, would open his larnnsnr 'y d.'''T-
ms " Nal Dow Killed John Robbins anu
dose 10 with iho Sam. ahe.lus slang. Us.
IA. ...H N...I ,..trsf.#t..r f.Uvr|' ID i'm star
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28

a., ~"Tr M I'M Sr-rTr,HT M WH.
Ir.. y,.rio..,.p ...-r..,..nI.pt off On, Now
y.r, Time. .s,..
eth. ma, Ji.rrt. between General SCOTT
aai tr, Secretary ll War excite. lively
.n,.r-, anon. military MON and politicians.
rn, r.l,.nu.w a.amrI by General SCOTT
mn OBJ. gl., ol General Hitchcock, &, similar
.rtat taken ly General JlcIs1n, thirty
f,s wears ago, duru. Mour,c's aimini,ir,.
zion. I'm which the u.l hero was fully sls-
nfnl by the democratic. mrtv. When
..n, of thc President, friend. spoke of ay.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28
Franklin p-rre.s .r7-0G-.-S.lyCry il
Fras7e--Gry shannon


franklin n-rrr's treason IN
E1ggs--Gcy shannon.
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clair .. ~.fr. fHr NOR. a.rHr.H .E Slave
r...r r.-. a-...--.-.F go. .s.ur.... .s
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... women. w." ar. r"..'E.. u..r.mr, 300.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28

MrRpEurH SDrNcED. Grips, who MUIR
dcrrd hi. wife in Brunswick, last No
ycmbcr. had his trial in Bath last week.
was convicted, and sentenced 20 che state
Prison for life. Grips aLd his wife were
both under the influence Of liquor when inc
deed was committed. The Attorney "cne''
al in his plea, was justly severe on che rum
sellers Of Bath who furnished Grips WIN
liquor, considering thom chiefly to blame ia
the horrid transaction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28

The " American sentinel" which until
the Bath Tribune was purchased 10y l.'
strai, outs, was published at Damari,1oia,
ha. been removed to Bath and make q
handsome appearance. We trust the I''-
publiaus in that section will give it rrl-
erous support. lis edited with much ah.I-
It's and will be valuable coajutor IN Che
Republican cause. ADV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28

The President has appointed S. G. Cato,
Of Alabama, and J. NJ. Burrill Of Pennsyl.
yania, associate justices Of the Supreme
Court of Kansas, in place Of II. ElmOre and
Saunders W. johnson, removed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28

In tho general rush Of news, Readfold
came along with the resi. bearing plurali'
~ for the democratic candidate Thus Nor
rill is rcpudiatod in bis own town.
Free Press.
The vote Of Roadfed is as follows: Nor
rill, l79; Reed, So; Wells, 9S. Last year
the same town gave Morrill,, III. Ephraim
IS great ON figures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28

HARRINGTON. John Il Colin.
Ipb,r John G Talbot, Jr.
Torsfslj. John u Pike.
R.pidrgs.
Chr-ryf,ll. John w Colin.
calais. William purrn
V1.hiIs Edmund Pearson, Jr.
ElIlipst1n. John Hume.
Y,Ee-sut..Isi 90 H.
UfE
Acton. DAME, >.1rk.0v.
AT.r.I George p Iitcumb.
Efr.rr Mars pruurit.
Ttrf..frr w NrI-gWuUl.
IfmrIrk. Simon : TASTY.
Lyman, james Mason.
Vrr~.r.r.1. John u Sweet.
S.rH G.r,.l. John llgus,Hu.
W.W. rn..n Dnnll'r.
YORK Charles Came.
VIZ.
UaTfr.rl George Clark.
Rr.''rrs
E.rv..E. Nathan Nral
Eryf.r. Anai Merrill.
kennel rNr.rf. rs Brown.
kfIr.r flames Pray.
So. >th ~.amm1n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28

CoSsTTurroNAL AMENDMENTS. Returns
from 1874 towns show a majority Of about
1000 in favor of the adoption of all the pro-
posed amendments,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28

4 SEVERE RERuEE Fletcher, Bishop u,
Nismcs. was the son Of chandler. \ lr0u'
duke once endeavored tomortify the pTl'A'''
by saving at the leyce that he smeli Of ''',
low. to which the other reply, my lord ,
am the son ri chandler, It's true; and ), y
YOUR lordship had been the same, You Wou'u
have remained tallow-ehandler all the day.
Of your life"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28
Weekly Summary Of News.

The last European mail brought accounts
Of tho death Of Fcargus O'Connor. tho ono,
famous Chartist leader. H. died in mis-.
cradle habitation at Ellington, where be had
been cared for by his sister.
$4,000 Of gold coin vas recently stolen
while being Transported from Dubuque
Iowa, TO tho sub Trcuury, at New York.
The rogucs obtained possession Of the L5rr.
containing the treasure, and substituted
others oflikc appearance, fllciwith bullets.
The change was not discovered until they
reached New York.
Il having been found impossible odbaln
a verdict, on a liquor case, in Boston. from
tho present jurios, al those cas' have la1
postponed until next month, WHOM hr-r
will h. new iurics. Judge Mellon cIar,
the mrics that the law was constitutional.
and that they should rcudcra verdict on Oh,
facts alone. Neither jury could asr-e an
the strongest cases the Attorney could gr-
srnt.
There j. arr5positi5n now being discussed
to create a new territory out Of Oregon arl
Washington territories, lyiusarouul Wala-
walIa.
Mu Eleanor Bailey, an elderly hly, ~.
III. s p-........I ,.... -.,.. .... ...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28

SNAIL wa NAVE ~ AcN0r. 81 m.
bern che ae in many town. va.-r 'In'i.
rails have doc power, thr town .fru.. Dos
ha3 u1 ar.ut appointed io s.' spirits .r
m7ii'sal Turr..--nnly doc chairman ID.
ihr h1rlaf S!.s'mcu, 1rhoisa Republican,
h..ns inia'1' oraTpniutiuc Now ratte
election IS over aal th.r. g. u1 o.... DO
creating prejudice against ,ho Jaw. OBJ. orb
70 m.ml.r Of thc harl have suggested
,ha Tuwri.'y of o,'ah,Ehnc au a-nry
The rln, heretofore has Dem thatur r.r.
son could le found Co ukait This r-w"
wa. mi,ar''y weak and entirely Gl'Hm
producing Che desired effect >1n. .r tr
most reliable men Zoo town have hau iaIg
60 receive the lrI1intmcntat amy time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28
Rspresentatiyes Elected

ANpE5sooooN-sntiilcj 90 :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26
HrlyeG

Us M.n steam slip Jaue sto sn PARISH Richmond sbl fs
te,buIg, mds.. sud pass. g. Lud'em PlessAnt'
Snip Lmtcn ii sDnah) vel, bsvsns, % d,Js usu
and tObac G.lpecke. Sb ast, Isaac HTt5mstn VI bS
Apssssnx'r, eiec.
Snip A1... new y Hsassn Buoupor days In ballast,
Bsk WIN. Cose, cf oeOrse.Own, 8. Co. ws'hing'n' DC.
Barb aortezama, (of New Haven Link, Densara Oct
sus Hem, tof aldoboo') Glchdst, Dasn luO Der 70
Snow Bussss. Experienced hesvJ AZ wnds Oh inc Ps@
Brig w,oud Jone' Lsdd, Cnrtbascn, d,y' fsi'e A.
10 Htchcob co. 18Th Inst 10 miles BY r. OF Oeps MAJ
tsrs spoke snip John Jay Of b. nswics from Liverpool M
Brs Clarence (sr) Stubs. Turks Island. Sd last SAX
Bng DsDcI Webi.er f. Isesb TO- se. Wiilisms assts
Sept. II, and oibrsitsr "a salt. 70 r. Bues Co
l.ih So. FoSST:& Sc to c Acse'ly.
Brig Mania (sr, of Lvsrpoo1 C.EthSens, 81 day' tSe'
scbG cls, JsS. tof BrooLsve) johnson Porto bella
9th list .coiies biJes SC, to DO Agfeds, Joye Co
sc,I N w suih, ys ChArisson cotton, TO A'OressJ'
schr Norfolk Packet, Bstel AIazsnahs, days fur.
Mott becell.
5 hI Chs. =. Strong LscOmb Baltimore, days, coal 10
scsT O. Edwards, Clark. New Brunswick, N. J.. eo1i Is
Brids,pot.
Scar An ercs, Rad PhlsseieSis for New Haven
sohr. hary sns W.sks, e4.adiis
sehr. Ino Crsmmer. Alexaodiia
.ehr. Jane, P,u,, NsTebam.
SoLT. Pats ssset, BourLe, keS Bedford Tor Albany.
scbr. Eils Jane HAwes. Ds0Eis
,chr Per ne agh'sui Albsny f5r P,ovldenes
Sohr. May Ramsey, -. Albany for bostoa.
BELow-shp Nsw.York Edwards, Havana, oet II, "
Also barl and br'gs.
s,ILT D--sesmsbips C.h.~b. shufeidt for HsvaHsss
Now OTesrsi PlOnetbsus 90.
wIND-DuhHs the day, n W. and hssh.
TksU g. steamer s,n Jaento Com. Armstrost, 'sst
ts.,ay for tie East Indies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

BRlG OxToRD, (of PortlsLd) P,ntleton, nom Pleetrn
Boston nh cargo Il cos The Eastern rtet o. -
A. N.ht usht Of z4th nit imme1iseiy backed Of % t
leah bad y hsyin, stared boz per and woodspd
rILirs Csnso and rTocs on L. dge, vhef, s-e
twenty four hosfs carried away outratsr and las -
then drove the ledgs and went shore on Geof
where size saAt aLd aGemDec under survey bei -
cured ~.
b. BARK L.co,Ic a. Dos,on I'd from Liverpool vsn'
ye.tl IN ui.ct aiih b. henOr. The Ia los iHs"F
ss.isui mat, ibb,om &c. IA
Br scHR hNEEyA Perry, rom beaver ysr g.. Df ~ S,
ten. IN Nesting in'o frm' uin ~ > 10 lhes "sS
cre. fsyed CssEo materials sold By auction 1h lie
staR SxO DAISY, (of Auggss. He from James nfer y.
Hah we'll which vent ashore AOrehes Log sscd 80
tiue sisee reusibed IA list. badly indebted
ssud psfnou her c.F,o Of timber hss pea sVh
and srae b. il th,a .ht thai tie 'esss v"
got & 4 the Wrsth.r eorti1usi E.ooeT-te ,t1.,
SCHR EcUATOG, Ct huekspoft into ~ e'n
vess> ibs banks and sunk in sicily 10 fssesf
Cfe. sayed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26
DIED.

AIKHAN-On Thursday. Oct. :, HARRIET PJINJYR
dar the Rev. " ian snc AnDe n A. AGED
j ; csNs
The urefa M pi-ee the red-pe. Of her psr.ats
Nc. ~ Uiio street Nsrsrs, 0eoek T. Sasar
cay -7th inst
BIRDsALL-ln Brooklyn. Thursday norrius Oct IS
JULIA =. dsushtef u Thcaas W a1d May AN BrtslI
sgec = yrArs
Tie rsstves s-i fisods the family respectfully in7i'ei
70 .terc her funeral sGndsy the q inst II 2ccoct
p NJ from the residence OF her sher Nc les sshiSzton
CIIAUNCEy-On wedr ssd.y Oct. -, CAT iERTSE widow
OF late Commodore CEAaLeef, l. ~ aged IS
Her isrcs those Of John Ch.unce, md
Rev. 5 Chauncey, respectfully invited a,tea4 aer
'au-fAl lh1 tFncay) sIerLola a. 0sock ST. " rk's
eb1-rl-
COLLORO-On THURSDAY uoEn,rs, Oct. IS sssd 81 years
ISAAC COtLORD
Th4 fss1es u he family ard those o. Ii. cost, J.u@
Jshn r srd Ber amin Csl.ri rep.clfliy Evi;ed
stni fclera ron h ale Iclenc=, No. III Bswsy.
tits sfeIno'n ~ O'Clock
DTNS-On WeiresdSv Oct . STEPHEN C. CUNNING.
s5r q J5sC ID rusan- a. n. Dunn sd minis
4 u. family sd fho@e h.
CrunEs invited to rfreai fauers CO IN az asr-
noon 81 o'co,k from 70 ~ lsesisy plaza
NORRIS On ws5ressev Oct. &c the Hon HO3ER- Il.
MORRIS. Justice Ct = pTsrns ont
Ife eaCs ar3 q he fET respectfully iuEi
"a o;ts ~ fuu@-s ffDrn lh@ res5elce fst -rin
AsIccns r-Ca. sc-t >fu l.y sft-Fno1a "a -7th
ISL 0oecs. TIE s.ellbl as haysnsE0od giI leave
fect sl,p e. 0'eock
FOcNWFLL-st Wir-tcj CIV. "a wetnssdav Oct 4.
ARHll tt. =. WI Of J. 4. RaeAze AID es-srlsr u
A-es (. bur, rs 2 yeas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26
Passengers sailed

In ,ermaSi Caaada f,0ss Bostoa for ieerPoo-W Phil
lin, T. q Csry j. J Nr.ckeu a. Richie an .crysnt,
b .tcr O Selrn. RanioipH; Henry Scar, Be y.s,r
Mr. Cucdy Pit,sfeld; Mn Hamilton, W'snthsni wisk-
bsm ard toe children, psSefboto sJ.h breee snd tsat
r. John sIker VI, w. q. button ard sifs, ..held
Capt L. &c Neictrwod and wife Nrs HoqBst aud ctut Mo
small n. " Brow , Bebrend. c. smith, Mr. W0s
w scht udeler w Watt n Psrmleo II. L Nom, a-crr
Wisn :. NcIresry, Robt, II, nry. Joeph Ayres VI Wiz
svnN swYcrk Nm. sstsbsn. JohD MASH. Cincinnsa
q. " Oloey Jr., Chsilss0n Cast H. w BeSs'm - = IL
sne,r., hn McGiu w.; 4 B.eumont and wf', Team.
NI.. dden Knxop; Mrs J. Scobe, hi.s Coehrsns NJ
Coebrsne Hsm1il Jos. ID. IA lac. Wm Pc ter vile 40
Tod stsphsr: Fran Bowler ssul Levy, Moetea' H. O
Nesr- Quebec; Ms ray sod 'eI'su., ho,sh. 20 O.
All. ana wife James ipgraI.w Nm rhs, EdHard OA
FIELD Fp.l.p6t W a Wsb'ns, his Pie %, Lon Ton Wa
Cotut Lie po 4; Robt. hamdtnn Rev. Wm Msrasi scot
Land l. BoudsneE o. Anf0nx MRS r.. Rtveg Mr. Mare Csss
.disre J. Tilliqsp P.r Asert Burs Ssehsd G'rn.ny
rurpbrsy II smith. AlHerr y. Dawon PsIa-mbue' Mia
Hsrrf Mr., Hsr and ehHd ca. essd, ohm Evse yss
ard Thos rsmflet D. Miss 4 Levy, Pierce Hi H. Go
borne Aex Ferguson O. alexander, " Harvey 'e'a'aes
net gvcn-a3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26
MARRIED.,

JEssUP-CRIgFTTa-In Brooty on Wsdnssaay, Oct. q
a ihs r.siepce Of Mr. David Ruard By the Rev hr Weed
NJ ANDHEW JES.UP 10 Miss PhEBE Ann GR.F-
FIFTH Of NewJersey
EkKER-WoRRAl L-on Thursd.y Oct: IS, At The Grees
sssett r.. CT uch, By the Rev. K Foster d. ". NJ
JESSE MEEKtRf Morris swr, n. j., TO Miss ASGE Z
LINE A, daughter OF Noah WoIrs OF this city. -
NAk1IN-CRAG-On tuesday. Oct >, b. the Rev Or Iut
too. HOWARD y. MAR TN sd ELlZA5ErH 2. NlCOLL
enly dsuStter Of James J. Crsis, eli Of his city.
PLUNHFG-sMlTH-On Tuesday eysr'ug, Oct. .. BY he
Rev. p +. Ia field SAMUEL 5. PLUMBER OF this eity &c
Mis- PhEbE A. SMITH Of Hoboksn ". j.
RlMhER- ia z 5ACH--On Ttand.E Oct ., =, No Vest
Tbir e.. street. BY the Rev Or. Adxns, WiLLlAM
RlMAER q Alcsstsr Eng ana, 70 HARRIET l. dARbACh
Ct Lis ely.
SMTH-sBAW-Iu Brooklyn Thursisy, Oct g. At e-
ehuch 81 the Haly Tim BY tha Rev. Nm Lcsi' ID
JOHN HENRY SMITH, u % n ARRIET C., obly laugh
ter OF Ceo. NJ straw ~ Nev-Yofk.
Prosioelce psfsTs pe@e eops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26

Tur couKTs-In the Husso county court of Oyer
AID TerDr Jadse Yredenbusb presiding the ease of Conrad
Sehrede George Warner George Handel and Lewis Knapp
indicted cLMge Of gsnd larceny Isksn Mp Toes
day evening and oousud.d "Wednesday uortias They
Guilty md Si bs sentenced ibis ponins For tho
stss j. Lite pTo'ocudps rney for defendants r. D.
hsC,el d, Jf and W I'm. JsiiHe.
John Gtorge and uls slfe Caroline, indicted on a
ehsIso Of ouislsry tired WEDNESDAY When he evil
den the taken, Vim H. Jete counsel
G the prisoners the dsn ss Of ths case which ser
ssu@t by unset was done. on the ground of an insdi'
keeney OF testimony
JAnes WitauIs, tried an IN iictment charging
lin With robbery found guilty The deiens' set up "
sa of ns,nty The recommended the prisoner the
mosoy the For the Stale 5. d. Lte! for the pms
sHer VIM. Il. yellhs.
Tne case q Margaret Hoga, on trial for the alleged
her child commenced late yesterday j. d. Liz
sci pros" cutting touey assisted by l. W scudd-r sPeeGred
fpr state and court had assigned Jses Flaming, Jr
John p cosnse ot the soner The posccn inS
aud the commenced 20 take the
tesfilb> before IL adjourned.
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