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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19

a LII commission and Consignments will be prompt
"A ~ and carefully attended to.
References: Ii. ii. Campbell, r. PLagan Galena;
Geo. DeBaun, st. Louis.
March 25, 1852. ' an
feDlf SAbE
fINHE spacious buildings and premises on Fifth street.
near the site OF the Snt"lnne House. The buildings
'e new ana oier great Inducements to wishing
TO go INT" the Foundry or other manufacturing business
as 81 Sney were built for that purpose Inquire of
st. Paul, Oct: % ls54-tf F. AZ. B. GILMAN.
STIiAXED Or STOLEN CATTLE.
NtME to my premises Sunday last on Sixth street
~ two red oxen having white spot in the fore,
head and some white under the belly. The owner can
have the cattle by calling Henry Gale at the Market
IT. Paul, Sept21Lf HENRY GALE
CliAMBLIN Il NIOK(;AN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FANCIAND STAPLE DRY GOODS AND CLO7IyIyG.
Ii ATS, Caps. Boots Shoes and Furnishing Goods Car
i i petirg Oil Cloths Window Shades and Curtains
Wall Paper &C. Third street: between Robert. Jack
son. May l.
JUST RECEIVED.
VIE largest assortment Of CiOCKSever imported
to this Territory. consisting of the choicest E2A}
kinds from the most celebrated makers No charcey:$
to see them Also beautiful lot HuNTIyG ANIs
LEVER AND l.ErISE WATCHES.
WI. IILINGwORTIT.
Cor OF Jackson and Fifth streets
st. Paul, Jun Is. 1854 az
NEWELL & T'OMPKINS.
4 IIORNEls at Law and dealers in Real Estate Alb
IA stract of titles furnished for St Paul and St An
'hohy, and Ramsey County
Refer to GOV. German, Hon D. Olmstcad. Mavor St.
Paul ' W.
DlSSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNERS1iIP.
I1f co partnership heretofore existing under the
l. ana style Of SIUIZ MATHES dissolved by
al consent on the 10th inst Payment of debts due the
Old firm can be made to either Of the undersigned.
FRED SHUIZ.
JACOB MATHES
NEW ARRIVALS.
lust RECEIVED large addition 10 stock of Books
y and Stationery. Call and W. :. COMBS,
my 1-12tt Near American Iious
FRESH LARD.
Ok BBlS LARD superior article, at 121a p h., for
20 sale by b. PRESLEY
RAGS, RAGS, RAGS!
IJNIE undersigned is now prepared purchase good
l. Clean Cotton and Lnnen Rags. which he will nur.
chase at such rates will make il object for fam
lies to save their Rags Bring OH the Rags.
Dec l3-daw W. DAHL.
City papers copy and send bill for payment. w. ID
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
I W. SIMPSON, James Iawther and John y f,r,dfora
- have this day entered in partnership under tho
style and firm of W. SIMPSON CO. for the purnose of
transacting Wholesale Grocery Produce Forwari;na
and Commission Business LOwerI evee, st. Paul Minn.
M- f' june 24-tf.
. MONEY!! MONEY!
! IMPRINTED sums, can be obtained at c. H PARKER,S
J. banking House, st. Paul or at c. II Parker = r. ,,
c'lwater at any time during the next four montbs on
NO; paper or ON unincumbered real estate in Ram sew
aud Washington Counties ddoc1 5t;IIanIs
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VlHE finest lot of sleighs brought to ST Paul are
now offered cheap for cash. Also fine lot OF two
horse wagons Call soon, on B. H. WAKRiNG.
Nov 49, 1854 3md&w.
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CHANIRLIN s, HIOKGAN

WIOlISAlE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FANtTAND STAPLE DRY GOODS AND CLO7TyJyl
/ AIS. Caps. Boots Shoes and Furnishing Goods Ca
IL peting. Oil Cloths Window Shades and Curtain
Wall Paper &C. Third street between Roberts and JAG
son Nav
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Interesting to Tax Payers.
RruFoRp, JuIY y, 1855

RrurORn, JulY y, 1900.
W. EAior:-wc have requested Of =.
WINTER, E.q., CLERK Of the Judicial Courts,
attcstcl copies Of all accounts allowed by
the County Commissioners and answers to
certain propositions AMI questions proposed
to him, in relation To the financial concerns
of the County. Thcstatcmcnts made by the
CLERK, disclose most astounding facts, which
the good Tax.payins citil,n' Of the County
will Rad with amalcmcri. One Of the
maxims the q" sham democracy" profess to
be- governed by, Is" rcirenchmcnt of public
expense" We trus, YOU will lay the facts
furnished hy tho Clerk before the People,
whereby they will learn what democratic
observation-disclosures. Audwc have no doubt
the People will my 10 oNicc-holders Of this
County YOU have betrayed ~, and We will
not trust YOU, 6r ", have hc"n deceived
long enough. Give place to bcttcr men.
=. &. VIRGIN,
4. WALKER,
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'Amcrica Iiar,llll suocorl,d Mr WHOA 90 the
Grt II January.
9Th. The amount received by myself, in
addition to the above, for services as Clerk
Of the County Commissioners Court, for tho
wear 1854, Wa, S2OG,Oj.
9th. In addition to tn, above sun paid
to auditor, there has been allowed 10 the
County Attorney, during tha year 1881, for
services connected with tie business of Co.
Commissioners, thcsum Of SiG,jO. ought
here 10 state that the abov, SUN paid to au-
ditors was not all received by the County
Attorney, seventeen dollars and fifty cents
having been paid TO other persons,
7th. Tho total sum allowed joseph Tobin,
from May 1858 to May 1855 inclusive, is
Six Hundred Ninety one d,llars eight ccnts,
Sol ,OS, Of which Three Hundred Eighty.
seven dollars and siHty.drc cent, was for
serving notices Of meeting and hearing Of
! County Commissioners.
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DEr PpwlNG. G5. H. Norsg, Jr.
One oi the advantages Of deep cultivation
Is that the earth, when disintcsratcd, has
the power to eondcnsc the water Of the
atmosphere, and thus, mixing with the
constituents or plants in the soil, furnish
food for their growth. That is tho advan-
tacc Of deep plowing. | am turning my
land full eighteen inches deep. use one
Of Rugglcs, Nourc 4 Mason's No. II Plows,
with three horses that will weighl2 l-2 ewt.
each, and plow an acre and a-half in ten
hour.
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Before me,

DIR. HASTINGS, Justice Of the Peace.
OXFORD -. CorRr Co. COMMISSIONERS,
Nay TmN, 1858.
Examined and allowed
SILAS BARNARD, Chairman.
\ true Copy Of Bill on hc.
Arrrr-ELlSIIA WINTER, Cirl.
CouNrY oT ONTURn.
To Jogru nr,unoRN, Dr.
March 1853. To tm,cl to Paris 20
meet County Commissioners 10
complete Reports ard Plans, and
unfinished bnsinc-s, % milcs, 500
Three DAYS service, O,O
May 1883. To travel 10 Paris on the
same. and being - miles, 2,h
To two days service. 100
To service and time spclt In searching
Records. in relation 20 matter nm
der adjudication, In rnincurpontcd
PLACES and not bcfUr, charged, $50
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How ro PRourcr L,roF FEuT. \ cor-
respondent Of the GarIcucr's Gazette says
,hat by "a very simple aud easy process. fruits
ol an kinds may D. rais,l about ouc-third
larger than 6, usually thc cas', and loIgrtat-
ly improved quality. The secret consists in
supporting the fruit. So that they shall not
De- allowed O. ham. their whole wrislturon
doe stalk. or to twist about In thc wind.
Tho Gaz ,tc states that whom tho fruit is al
lowed TO hang naturally upon the stalk,
the iucralsin. weight Strain, the stem, or
tvi-. and thus lessons the quantity Of nu-
triti0us food flowing to the fruit. Thclruit
may he supported either by tying 1t to a
branch with a piece Of mating, or by en-
closing It in small net. Flowers, such as
dahlias or pconios, may also 10 rendered
much larger by the adoption Of this system.
Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-03

pHuN,gr. Soils which contain standing
water within thirty mcue ol tho surface,
should %, uulyrlrliucI. From sueh Land,
tn.rs &. % continued draining OF water %
tnc surlirc, "a. In flower pot whore the
the water 8. applied 20 the bottom, hat soon
moi,trus to the top. Constant evaporation
k.rrs thr soil and air cold, ard exclude ,hn
,hc air from the ,oil. Drain OF the water
and the air enters the s1il a, there Is les
evaporation, thc ,Uil lerDmcs warmer; the
oxygen dcgompo-cs the vegetable matter in
,he soil, and changes the poisonous prutoX-
ilc Of iron, t, the beneficial peroxide.
Maine Farmer.
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Pinehing Cucumber Vines

had a narrow border, not moro than
two feet and a half wide, on the clrc Of a
Iavcl yard, enclosed hy q high Gncc. l
planted three cucumber hills in the border,
and laid some brush (such as Is used forpca
,iucs,) between them aud the fence. Is
,oonNs they cr,p,up to the topoftho brush,
I rinchcl oT the ends of the vino which
thickcucl rapidly around the roots, and in
every direction throwing ont the most
vigorous foliage and a rroNsion of Aow-
err.
I did not allow the cucumbcrs to grow,
hut watched thcm, and such as | wished io
reserve for the table, | picked as soon as
they hocamc ot proper size. an the rrst
wcrc gathered every day for pickles; every
Jay pinchiur or the bud at the end or each
shoot. In chi, way the hin. continued
ir,-h and rroluc,iycun'jI they wcr, touched
hy tbc fro,,. S1mc Judgment can be formed
orthc value Of tli. practice when I add
that moro than q laTrrl or pickle, were
made from the three hills, besides alloviu.
% supply for tho table
Whcur,rra lafha-ln 90 look rusty or
ygl'owi.h, 10 yl. rrmuycl, anlvcry cncum-
ler and llrvls cutoff with lrr-, scissors,
,o asuot Co disturb or wound tlc vine.
'rh.rs &, 900 advantage iu having them run
ur 900 brush instead of trailing over thr
ground. b,au-e th,y are much in.urvl hy
being ,r.1lgu un, and ly l.ius Kept low un
o.. 'a,hg, ihry cam 'e easily anil thorough
ly rvminnl D.ry jav, which is essential,
lran- ir .ur .r tvn raruwhr ore over
looked, anil grow ,.ry large, 8, stops 'in
y.Hl urtatrir. fCur ll.rt.rultur..i
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BNInL EmCrs oT AsuEs Ashes
ueutalEe asiE m che soil, warm, cold.
mueky, wet Thegs destroy worm, and in-
set, dissolve the ogarsc hLrcs and stalks :
and make hard, elaycy soils. open, loamy,
and fertile Maine Farmer.
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August-.work to be Done.

.. Arr-.r-itt. and rr-arar duti.s ars,
l.lar. d. august Nm. fr.,of thr month
may t. imrrryr,I tb -rt iu o. rrurolH H,t tur-
rIr.. vb-r, ,ir-um.1ucr, t1yc rr-yutrl
r.r.fr- H.r. earlier. Srrrtrrfr.. ar
rr. viii tsau excellent uanurr G- them.
ifh.rs-r marur. q, r., o, h. haI Ist
an. .reir- Immediately follow Oh, harrow.
i--. vra. ,b, -..l B.. l-.-r arIu..,, Thin
tr-u carly and ln- far.1tv. ami o. -..I
crop wayrr expected N.r.n- v.f r11.
m.-. aI.ara-..a. o.. your mi'-h ..v. rh1n
arlrruI supply .l r..t. with fs.r wine
t5 G,I T.y hr-'y .r.r1-. t.ef.n u.
uHl. and k.rr o. system Boo o. ha'HmI
grHur Or trrr ra mHtar.. crmr-..-
.r- mu.rs. f.t.. carrots. rarrr.. ra.-
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u q l. II G a l. .
Remarks Of Hon. Samuel Mayall,
At "a. Parts, July ith.
EuuErFp m DARIUS roBuEs.
(wyCupmD

Mr.. President, wish % make few re-
marks To my liberal democratic friends
With me, and in my judgment, the Maine
law {, secondary consideration. II Is a
moral question and one on which political
rartic. should never be diyslcd. There Is
no good reason why the Democratic party
should plant it,clf in opposition to thatlaw.
II the Temperance people want law in r.
gard tn the sale Of Intoxicating liquors give
them precisely such o. onrOs they ask Tor.
It isa fact that respectable men can sct
all the liquor they dreir under the Maine
law. No man Eulrrs want or IL, while
many Do from it,us'. TIE Ices ruin q man
drinks. thr h,,trr hc is on These arr facts
which will l,c adni,,r,l by al liberals: then
why complain cr tho Maine Law I.t IL
stand o.. any other law. n thrrc is amy
raal coming from it wr should hr pir5a.lat
thc result, and give IL our support. The
question urrytru,uu of human slavery isth'
rrat oerhal1vius question that swallows
all other. up. The entire vhie delegation
from Ma,arhus, 20, swrrr1.rL re Who'll,
ground iu rrah 0" ru,r.,ian, anl went
with ,hg .rrr trade mu n thc South in rr-
h,i,u o. t'r tariff .TrrIieue tm'mya
sl wonderfully divided tnr tworratro'ltir-
M rariiss n t.aIl.t lIsur, uruur country
~, LONGER ais, Thr uly tious ou
which tha people Of Mans are divided arr
-rr ami slavery undertake ~ ay iC 10
,,,..r., firth, nrr..f,f.r .,i..in- with a
I4r-, r.rti.u or M. Irm.rrt.or tli. State
4. IN. Main. law. tr.r, would mo-, lra ,lr.
,.-,I.. .g,rI .rrr.or.. h,lIgr'. rartv in
.rr,.v, .f ,f.. Administration and tle m.
.,nHn ur slavery m. our.,i.n t1 D.,
J..l.Ily r... vh, ar, q.rr.d ta ih.
,l.ir.l.w . r.. Which a. h, to, d,
y.u r.r..,.rt,i.t,r rrt,rr evil. ,r.r ry.
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shall meet suitable rrNafh, nome VIII lf'-
tend 10 doubt Then let this occasion excite
every individual to emulate those noble yir-
tues Of our worthy ancestors. Let none
prove rccrrant to the cause Of temperance or
10 the abolition of human slavery Which
principles are the high trust rcposcd in YOU
by him who holds in his hand. the destiny
of nations and individuals
Sir, the Maine liquor law originated in
the washingtonian movement and that was
probably fortunate ia il, namc and title
Washington has hocn called the American
Fabcus. the father OF his country. Wash.
inston was called 10y infinite wisdom when
his s-ryicc- wcrr most nc~lo,l, In a rightc-
ou. cause, and hc knew H. H. was couG-
dent that hc should b. sustained by The God
orarmirs. Ilc lilGI t.4,e hiscouutry frc0l
from ,hc tLnllom of.a foreign drspoti'm
and richly participated in the fruits Of vic
tory.
The temperance men have not to contend
with o., king or queen of Great Britain or
thr Car oC Russia. hut furs moro powerful
anl r0lrurlrs I moan King alcohol and
che rum-.sllcr The former slow thrirthou-
sands llc latter their ten thouands In
thc latter contest ihc clarion orvar has mot
h-u sounded. nor ,hc sword Of ,mranw
up.hr1ur,l.
Tho maf., o-uuI OF th, temperance rr-
rrr +. mos, ,,mratir', with that gospel
that hrir-.,l r.lr, on earth and r,aI will
fl man. m. victory (. n, l-. ur, AMI
decisive. anil ur Thousands. nay, the mil.
lions who have lrgn rr.'ur,I tp thr path, ul
trmrgrlu., anI ,lrr..,y. through tic in.
s.umuu'lty ul thc Maine INV. nyrully
u,.t, vi,l u.un tIi. festive occasion In
..n.fr. anthem. Of ra.-r to thr author of
.u-..l rr.f.rg,ar rr.ruIr-u ,r., ..n.
.-l ,,,,.,,,,f-, III, mutual reward Of
r.r- -,.,r,rIIr.r
.T,. nrrI. when .7rr rr.tfrllvrt.flr.
r.r. irIrr..I l.r,n.. rlll.us,l 4. ,l. -.n.
- iurr...s.r. observation-disclosures,
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.,..., ,.r..mm,,f,r ., g.,l.gy q. n.
.w..n.l Tlrdman off in,rm,rnur, wit,
l.. nrtrn 'front.' AMI hrlli.l grin nsrsultr
ir tnr rraarI.ul l,s.in. T.fII.
.,-lvr na. .rarelu.it'rr a-, uur nv. Th
l.ry headed 1wGltIisWa.,.n influence
ury have ,rsllu in tha rn,.,.r. OF ,l.r
aur.t.-,. anil like thr .tr1.c, ur thr I.,.r
ur ,hr wa.Hu. rstilnr.. thIsrn.my 90 m
u1usl enjoyment la. ,zt.udel DIS uus.
Co .hr youth u' olr land, anl anf them O.
1910 uuiim.'y grave. : conquest over ue'
% f,ea. t.i., ,t.a ruumatin'.rl. anil -l1n',
lr celebrated lg ry.rv urr..ltn, festival q
,lc ,nI of time.
The Gr.eau General, cIurel th'mvl,o
with laurel, a, che hattie of Marathon. Ih
rnnGa.,t 90 rharalia gave lnlIu, Corlr' 'm
,mpirc of ihn world, hut ,hr. hurrl' wrr
who fl. chief iNrYurl tfe in.,rnmeu'lliu
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Special Notice

Agricultural ENeh1H-~ and cruuguil-
t1r, I.r lH'. department, should hr l.rret.
10 '. ONnrl Democrat. Sruth Paris. NJ.
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Sii,0o
JOHN WALKER.

OXFORD s.. MAY IL, 1853.
In person appeared the aboycna John
Walker, and made oath that the service
above charged, was rendered, and that the
above is a true and correct account.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-03

\ pE,IoE roiDs. "Wr have in our
garden a small uur.ry or plum 'r.r,, which
ha,r nearly hrrn destroyed ly ,hc u1ker
worms. lat -.a,.u vr crmmuosl shaking
tl.m oG. uur dlywc o'-u uel many toad,
about these trr,s, tIat ou approach leamr
frightened and r'rutcl iu gr.at haste 90
o. their retreat, iu ,hc ugishh.rin- hushr,.
S on fujiu. that they werc not pursued,
they commenced hopping hack AMI eagerly
caught with ayility every cankcr worm as
it descended un 10, TINY thr1l. Wocouutvl
90, one tim, thirty Immediately around our
f.rt. Day after day We fl them Will their
ay.ritr food, and they became 30 tamn as
O. follow us, watch our hand, aul take the
worm from our Guscr," AZ Exchange.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-03

Moving Machines are great saIcrs Of time
and labor Every ueighJ0rhOOd should have
one. Maine Farmer.
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A. p Eaouy.

r.rnr.rl Drrrt,r. tuuau', are
now uuI'y yaIanr.n- nmalnr,tE. I'.nu
wish nTrn.ur th.n ir m'un ur, cut
t.m carefully rrum OH. talks, Y t'at thr
.kir, may u., lr broken. ru, 'hcm into
n.rf.tly c'au AND dry h'tH, adding
gradually .y.p nm t'm, tu ounces OF
aa.'y -iUI lHlf.a-ar -I tlattfrsu-rmiy
aI uu a.h layer ur Drurts. iN thc
bottles, sal with rnris, AMI they viii keep
uIl nature furnishes ynu with uew crop.
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JOSEPH pEARBORN.


OuoEp S.. MAY II, 1853.
appeared Il above Joseph Dear
horn aud made oath tha, the service. ahoyc
charged, were rendered and that the aboyc
/, true and correct account.
Before me,
DR.. HASTINGS, Justice Of the Peace.
OymrD ss. CorRr Co. CouussroNrE',
Ny rEEN, 1858.
Examined and allowed.
SILAS BARNARD, Chairman.
\ true Copy of Bill on file.
Arrrr-gLlSIIA WINTER, Cbrk
Corsrr OF Ouorp.
To AIuov DutrNCu'S, pE.
1851. March the N. F,rsrr,icr, and
travel, in service and return Of no
tirr. anil Order NJ Court, and pro-
duct1u oC paprr- 90 County Conn
mi,-iuurrs. NJ their several views
and hnrius- Immediately aitr my
vacation of uficc. as Chairman ~!
County Commissioners.
March tie n. u tm,r from Tunrr
Z" biAI'l'' anu ua,N .'''' ''"'' ,
r. ~ ~. , "l,", ,,,, &c . 'O ''''''' . '" Go
.r5, T9 n, i,,' ,,,,. from, Turner =,
Paris. and back, 10 mi e., on CUun-
~ business, i,O0
To two days attendance, 10"
May Ihc .. w. u1',l ,.d l,.,n T, 'u'u.f !"
,,.!r ,'.'.,' ','I ,.,,t, ,',, ,'g 60 ",, lano
r., tl,rrc d,y. ,imc. GEO
Nav the -. 10 travel fum Turner
to Guhon, and hack l.o mi'os on 600,
%. .." ,'' "' 80 ''''' rr
.igrc N" / To travel rom Turner
to STOW, anil la,k. llo miles, On
petition Of Eli Nhiincy, '@
.Jnly tLo / To- travel fror Turner to
Tari. and hack, 40 mills, tprcturn
Book, t'n ~"
- '"' ''' '''.
s7loo
q ,r,sp .s 60 Cowr.-uyrg', Corrr.)
Jr>r ,pl"rH>p Tmu, lSjl I
Examined ani allowed.
JOHN II SpIlNG, Chairman.
\ true Copy of bill or Gle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-03

Iryou assist man in cheating Others,
don't bo surprised he cheats YOU in rc-
turn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-03
CLruNs OntCr, P,Ris,
July -, 1855.

July -, 800.
=. e. viEcN r WuEm, E.quirrs
Guiirnm Your, or the 2ith inst, call
in. nr certain information and copic., WI.
duly r,c,i,cl. ~ You intimate in yourlct-
tor, that tlc answer to your inquire. might
D. male public, I deem it necessary. in Or
der 20 % right understanding Of the same, 10
copy lhcquctions or propositions which you
desire IN, 20 answer, entire. They are "a.
nllows-
l.t. Tho amount II County Tax, f,r tho
y.ar, lSijand 1855.
~ Total amount allowed each County
Commi. .iouar fr On, year. 1914 and 1854.
3D. Have amy h.'l. hcrn allowed to thc
o.. Commissioner, or To any person or per-
sons, frr services a, co. Commissioners or
thr year, lsi2.i3-jl, which have NOT h,rn
published as roIuirrl by Law Ifsorlcas'
o. furnish a''rs,el copies of the same.
nh. Th, date anil uumherof days of each
.reiun Of County Commissioner Court, anl
,hc amount allowed 20 rach OF ,hc Commis.
..Drrr. Auditor rul Clerk, fr the year
Isii
'''. Tue '''a' amount ''''"'i 20 Your
''' Other Than Che a'"'', ,'T "r''1' o'
''.'N "i '' county commissioner ''"'''
''r 'N' y.ar '''''
'''. I0' total amount lia anN'hns) other
i'an the above a' auditor allowed Tho TO.
''''''E' l' T''.' ''''''..'.' WIN Wv
.'.n.'' "' count! ''.''''' .''.'' ''' '"'
y'F I'''.
'i'. I''l sum a'''w.l ''',Nn '','''
,''"' ''" '''' '' ,'-, ~, ',','','''' '
r,t,., '' -. ~ '.' p. 'r,'- 60. 49,
Commissioner
sch. At'0.'ol copies Of all hills allowed
jo.'ph To'in, from Drcl,'I, 10 Nay l''1
inclusive.
u.h. Ifury lHls have I l.rn allowed 90 any
r.ran. other than Iussrl Tohin. for ..ryin.
.f,..,,.,.. O.. ;....-,. ,.....,;,,...
ir'" I''' '' ''' present ''h''' EN' '''''''''
copies NJ ih' same.
l., r.- ,5,.r,i.ir.. am, ,.-.o,i,. from I,-a
-. .......t.,,.-,;.,
W. ' ,,..', "''' '-..'.'''- .' ''
'hrrr'i, i'r publishing The accounts Anl mo-.
-
llu. Aifetrl Copies of all bills alow~l
Geo W Mill.t, from pcc. 1854 To III,
rr..snt time.
10Th. The whole amoun, allowed for land
llm1,- ugnsioncd hy thc location or Roads
rr thc wear 1851.
lah. Nt,est,l comics Of an bill, allowed
rr tro Attempted arrest of any person.
! have s'''n the several items '''', n'D,''
>''"'"''' '''''"' 'A"''''''''''' "''' ''''' ~
follows
l-,. Amount of Go. Tax fr 1875. 10000 90
c 80, ',oo'w ..
II. amount allowed each O'. commissioner
ior lNII
r'm,tt,nn S,,ih ao- IN
Jossrh T,lin. 23i.ij
-S7I2 80
AmounTt allowed each 20. Cgm.r Tor l'''
I,n" T,,,a. ~ H., ,'I,,"-' i,n sSS iS'l no
John VI. Wilson, $3.50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-03

The following bill. were not audited and
certified by the County Attorney aud Clerk,
"a mcntiancl in Revised Stat. Chap. 90,
Sc. II, and consequently were never pub
li.hcl as contemplated in Section u Of 'ail
Chapter.
COuNrY OT OXFORD
To JouN WALEER DR.
10 II days labor in making Reports
and plans, for May Term, \. u.
1858. SOS 90
10 travel to Paris by request Of Mr..
Dearborn, 20 prepare Reports, and
returning 50 miles, 5,W
] Day attendance, 2'w
To travel u Paris, and returning,
May Term, 80 miles, 300
To days attendance, 100