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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15
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O-trI. That tb. Nay.r and A'I.rarn
Caris,1n aal Brooks, l.a rummit... 90 ts-
s'>'h 'o' fa. ,'.'aL.'Na.'' ', a. Wv
-, - , yli1'. ~. f.ru,li..r-I 4rI n..
ehauita' rrrpus,.. unfrr 'hr PROVISION. ui 900
- entitled am a,t fr 'l' .aTTr.-,I.u u.
drinking l'''., ahI ul l'f,- .- l'-
a, '.,, "a, ~ rs,, 1... mi 49,. p.
rrtp,s. anI report o., thi. Et,-l. .r,u rules
and regulation o. may hr n'---ary i.' '.'
s''r.'".n' , 81 , ,.l' y .'. ,.- f.. ..-.
y,i-. a.th.y may l'ru suitable.
Read and la'.d.
Itir GRAHAM sworn. -' o.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15
Summary Of Weekly News.

Rev. DR. Bacon was Installed Bishop Of
the See Of Portland, on tie 3lstult. Bi.h.
op Fitzpatrick, Of Boston in an addrr.. q,
the church on that occaiion, male tho iol.
lowing remark. Your Bishop who come,
TO YOU to-day, l. 10 b. re ,ciycd a. an angel.
messenger sept from sod, 70 preach N
You a. yoar Bishop. Nptas man, or a,
an angel, hut even as Ch'ist.'
Col. steptoc, after long residence
among tho Mormons, has come 20 the con-
clu.ion that the " pocul ar institution ' Of
that people, viii make residence anon.
them rather undesirable and will not ar.
crpt hi. appointment a' Governor Brr.
ham Young has again applied fYr rsar.
poiutment, and col. Ste toe has signed o
petition in III. favor
Abill was INTRODUCED IN tho California
legislature, the last session. To divide ta.
state, making three .msllrr onr.. 4 o.n.
mittcc was chosen % rrTarc au adir,. to
the people. tina, tho mex L"ci.luuu my
cmboIy the popular sentiment o1 rat
point. 40 further action was taken 900 t.c
bUl.
IN, steamship Golie, Ago, which vas
wrskd ou tho pasis, caa., aur tur
since. vac rnt ad,af ,l tac glior Jay. auI
was % be taken 60 san Francisco
VIM. Arri.on, OF Cincinnati, tr ws1
who --n, th, Internal i1r-hin' Ir7' lala
new trial granted. and 3 s,ms probable.
that by -9m- defect in a arw law, be aay
lo discharged on writ uf hhas o0rIa.,
and tAu. escape punishment
lei -umarcI that Mr Buchanan ra'..'
- r-i-n no. position CO.,. Minister % o..
Court Of - Jamr'. arl t'lt co., nrr.
or che Boston r..', ). o. .e hsw.a-r
~, steamer Ct'-l.n'a. 1.m prHrI
6r N.v York, went OF ORE g1 Point D.
ditch. on Monday morning, IN t'., .
II vas Thought shc would d. 5' rT OIL.
nrgthi.h ul.. Part of iha lcE haIF..
thrown over, pr.'i.rr t'r,7sl
~. Portland Country rrIn Vr.
as given m th, Daily Al,9..r m.,
Arrl. 90 s7roaul : Bonn, -' .-I
$50: Butter ~ AMI - Tuwm.h''n
Guu 25t, 20 c.r', pr l1. routH n
.-ft.r Ir.f.I Ily I..... sos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15

We have received from the publishers,
Mcsrs. Dewitt Il Davenport. pamphlet
Of about so pages, containing the CORES
pondoncc between senator Brooks, editor of
the New York Express, and q" John, Bish-
op Of New York. on the Church property
question. This controversy arose from
some remarks made by Senator Brooks, in
a speech in the New York Legislature, last
winter, and is very lengthy. Mr.. Brooks
has drawn out many facts in relation to this
question, which he establishes with abun-
dance Of testimony. II contains portraits
OF both writers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15

~ r.........,. Is..r.t.f.....
'A'. council "l '.' '.. '. . '' '.
-ur adopted tH" following r..'.H'i'..
R.urf. That tHrr., party nuH.. r.
uu allegiance. is moe s.-.I .u .u. ..H
alone. lut r.urr hru1s. 1uI -HHu'I a'a..r
n.tiur .f r.u.. tluHrr r-iu..I'. '... .|
Ium.,. moral aul I"I''H. H..Hr 'a
i-# UHr."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15
OBJ 0tforN 9rmotrat
PARIS, MAINE, JUNE 1855.
rrutisnEn rytrr FRIDAY MORNING M
W. A. PIDGIN & Co,
rEoFRiEroRs,
JOHN J.pEnRV, Editor.

Terms. dollar and ftiy csuts 'lncih ~
,uy,Scr. oue dollar ani .g,cpl, ave ccuis with
On siN uouths; tvo toli1rs az che ~rd n The Neaf
70 which 6hy cents vii D. aided ior every wear
,vhirh rsywenJ BE- DELAYED
AuvrurtsTuTSrs irssJt,i 11rr1s1nAl'e terms
ihe proprietor nj lring nccnunnh,c Or '1N error
he,aHIt the 1insrrt charged &C. che Advertisement.
L7rS. VI. pETIENGlLL h Co, 10 Na''
o.. H-u-s. ani i22 Nassru o., Nee los, nee
opf onl, auihrufc,l agents &C. Urucur,ng fuincnp
one. tofsariiB. alycitisemcuis.
s@rra,rFnt irr BI a',ltusrrrn's BE- h'lI lo To-
lBs irou, che date uf be ffFt iHsrrti"n.
r. Coumurir,tI1us shHrN directed Co Tie
ONigrI p.uHgat, Pare, Nc
uouk md Job Printing
rEuVrTIY NNp NEATLY EXECUTED
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15

The Pension Bureau has just commenced
the issue OF Bounty Land Warrants. The
Warrants are sold Cor various prices, from
~ % per acre, down to $3.50 for a leo
acre Warrant. The plates aro very neatly
executed, there being different plate for
each class Of claims Those for leo acros,
have the portraits Of Pierce and Marcy.
Those for leo acres, have portraits Of W.
II. McClcllani, Secretary Of the Interior,
aud Senator Brodhcad, the originator OF
the Bounty Land Bill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15

W, w.uld call attention o. tho NOTICE iu
another column, Of the celebration OF the
anniversary OF our National Independence,
90 South pari, The speakgr, engaged, arr
-pmc - the most eloquent men in the
country anil as thc matter is IN thc hands
Of an efficient committee, W, may expect
nothing viii Do wanting IN mako it one of
thc most attractive celebration. in the State.
Let an make arrangements % De there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15

"WElL poNE OLp NuGN, llD1 4.
WIS., EH,rrp Goym>oR"' Ys, ve 1y,
bring out the cannon and especially Irtt.r
Democrat, Of Maine rcioiec over thr result.
Virginia. which the blight ol slavery ha.r.-
ducgl almost 10 o dc.rt-u majority I
who.c inhabimnt. can ucithcrrrlin0rwrlr.
Virginia which sells doctors and ministers
at auction. knocks down carr cntrr., h.a...
smiths. and drc-smakcrs at public s1lr.-
which scranic. husbands from wives AMI
rarrnts from children. How ,ouli the few
who do vote in such state, veto othcrH''
than with the sham democracy which up
hold. thcsc things but let tle democrats
Of Maine, not only rcjoico over the s'n''',
result, but also rejoico over tic sue'''' o'
the man. Henry \. Wis! al old SOUTH
crn Fclculist--rcccntly converted to hanA''
democncy--a murderer, Whoa hands ar
imbucd with the blood Of our lamentel W,
ley-a duelist, ON whose hands j. the D''',
of other men besides poor CillC'-a po'l'''''
bully. whose public or private morals ~.
s, vicious a. to be hardly RELIEVED by as'ns''
raw Of virtue. Yes, to all who can rG)o'''
over this rcsult aud still cling 70 the parry
which counts this as a triumph d prine'P'''
we saw rejoice! Progressive Age
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15


revived the warrant. Tho complainant.
len in two or thryc MINUTES after the judy,
handed me the warrant. went from o.,
court nom o. the Mar,hars oi5ce, and ~
manned there rs " ~ minut-, I am mot
positive about that went into The ,trysf
AMI met Alderman Carlton-als1 .aw Mr.
Dow. Thcrc was vorl or two Tas-.,l De-,
twcyn mc ami two or thrcc othcr-. They
wrrc talking about this. Neal Dow cold
noe 10 DO my duty ThJn went % The City
Nrvncy-tbiuk I consumed about an hour
In an from the time of rccCiing che war
rant % entering thr N-rHyy The judy,
anil Esyorlcr urrc rrr-rnt when I I'm che
court r1Jm. and two or trc othrr. Ih,
Marshal and two or thro of tho policemen
wcr,i ~ thc Marshals oFoy. ! met Mr.
Carleton Ia che ,'rr.; near, 90 0n the st'T'
ufthe Government Iloa-, Imrt NJ Dow
about DE- Government lau- somewhere
am NOT ra,itiy, whether &c w.. 'rrrg 1r af
teri went Co %, A-uey ths frtt.mc tbr'
I -av Mavur Dow
''-'I' i'''-' alderman ..'...''.
NJ ".'"H- '. ''' '.,..' '' .'..'
"fvh.gh am ono. '1 l1ureAN evening
lat. we WV, G.Iparltir- about o. Cats
. ..fr--..t..l. NJ N,,.- t.,,
-. ID,
rnrc these iEr'-' h'r'' '''A'I .'..'0-
had lsvu n'--u' ono 'rrntr-| >i'l h'.
" I ordered them FTrr,' gr 'l 90 them
t.r', 'r something "' i.'l A'A.. i.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15

Rr51yENa. We learn that Mr.. Loan-
arl. the young man who was ~ badly in
iurrl, In che mills Of Me0r. King S Co.,
40 Wclchyillr, is now recovering slowly.
n, is man 1t feeble health, and it was
feared that thc accident, and subsequent
ampuution, might prove fatal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15

GrorGr ". Crvr, F-I., or thr Musical
Advertiser and Mauni, journal, has rur-
chased one half uC thc Brunswick Tcl'-
graph, and &, o. De- its editor. Mr Chasr
[. 900 ontgrrri.ins and energetic man, and
viii makea capital PAPER. W. wish him
aLnnllnI mne---.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15

Cuorm,. There were - deaths at Mem
phis. Tenn, Coz me week ending on the 10Th
ult.. OF which l7 wcr, from cholera. The
secretary Of the l1arl Of health says in his
report. This on disease (eholera) madoa
sudden outbreak IN the upper portion Of the
city about the first Of the week, and proved
fatal In almos, every case"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15

4 Lor or THn. 4 SOW, belonging to
Mr.. John Gardiner, of Oxford, produced,
recently, twenty-one pigs in one litter.
Seventeen Of them arc now living. Few
hogs can get The start Of this.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15
The Portland Riot.


sions respecting this di.gnceful affair.
We have carefully rad nearly all that
has aprcarcl in the Portland papers rcspcci-
ing the riot, and have bocn forced In making
up our opinion, TO auic at the following
conclusions
/ /. Thcrc was no " reasonable cauaa' for
making complaint against either Mr.. Dow,
or the liquor. purchased by him for the city
agency Everybody in Portland knows that
Neal Dow ha. sIruth hi. whole lii,Sn warrins
against ,hc ILLEGAL notwithstanding drinks,
and To pretend that he bad in his possession
$1,000 worth Of liquor. Tor uH'rrf' sab,
was one Of the villc.t phau'oms magma
blc Royal Williams and his two c1n'r,l,,
rates, in maxim. thr complaint against Nr.
Dow, must have 30 uudrr-tonj Do; forwhrn
Jud-, Carter inquired r. they could "c0n-
-sirn.uou.ly swear raitlgy hal reasons O.
believe and did believe that Mr.. bow hal
thi. liquor intended fur al, in "ria't.u =
h., thry " l.g,a,ol." but finally nrr,ul
tbrms,lyr. mp 20 tha di.sno,nl act, anil
subscribed ami svorr 90 ihr complaint.
Then again Nr. Duvnprr hnlrre.i,rl sid
liquor. into bis custody or pa-rsian, aud
had nothing 10 4, With thr.n aner their nr.
rival iu Portland, OPP to ,h' time or thr
rimr,. The Glrl of Aldermen ml,atel
Co establish % city AGENCY. aul alnutlur.
l,l thc Mayor anil Alderman, Carlton AMI
Brook, o. ur's ~ rrrme.nan 90 carry
thi. ,1', into rgr,t u. liuu.u v.um1rk-
"a % thr " City Agency, Portland" Tho
men who iu.,i-I'rl and carried ON thI'Tr'-
-,rutiun ar. among thcurst,i0'nt urrH,r .
ortr Main, Law, AMI ,'.p know t'at there
ul. ~, "a particle Of truth 100 the theory
r6, Nlr Dow hal th-r liquors Cor n'r-.
GT sale.
. Itarr.lr. t'at t'r t,n', in getting up
hr prosecution, arl o.. actor, 200 thr mob
mllg rErgarf .ri ..'.r. anI ae,rlin ..n-
r.rt ROYAL william. AMI III. a.,.n.,
h'l 1000 "....r'' ''''r own choosing .' '..''
elbow in thr Police '"1''i' "h' ''' war
rant anl ..r'. DO "n. '.''n-' JUICY IT.
'.r would not han' DO Go ''''' w i.''m' ''-
came '' abusive i'u' Boo was ordered "u' ".
Oh. r'nn. Ih' ''a-'r who -r,.l Go. ware
rant testified in i1' iTHl OF Mayor Dow
chat ""''hn h'.' 900 h'oF "T 1910 '''r ".'.'
! took I"sr-.I"n OF i0' I'I"'r., 'T'NA .'.
gan '' assemble around ih' '''y lll.I.
IhIs sa'vs'H.r'va.a"nul.r."n''n- About
'Ir thing pouh.-- th' T."'.I. were a'i
engaged 4" 'r"n aa'g 90 % r.rtan u"..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15

dent, fun and iudicious. Every effort In
his power, and in the power Of those acting
with him ON the occasion was made To in
duce the rioters n dc-i-t from their acts Of
violence, ami roaeNbly dispcr-e. Il was
not until IL lerumc ,rriaiH that th, civil
authorities would be- overcome by the in(u-
rated mobocrats, that the Mayor called on
. the military. After doing this, the soldiers
wcr, Ielicd with clubs, stones and other
weapons, and several Of them seriously in
iur,l. An order was given then TO FIRE,
. thinking that the orlrr might tcuily the
mob. bat this had no effect
Robin. Che man killed. was a ral,Hi,r
for ,ho occasion. he acted as thr leader
swearing horrible oaths, called the police a
"raek Of damned towards, " challenged them
10 fr,. unl'uuntcj them hy saying they ild
not dare frr. H. wac frequently warned To
dr-ist. lut instead Of doing this. harnrgucd
the mob o. come on. and when attempting
90 force the door. irll victim Of hr own
FOLLY The Mayor. the High Sheriff, aud
city Marshal all repeatedly allr'-rI tho
mob. AMI warned them or the consequences
ola refusal 90 l-ist from their riapu,aci
Al of these mill,r measures proving una
,ailius, Grr arms were discharged, loaded
only with powder they anin frdUurth"
heads al ihe mob. aIl of thrs haI uo effect
They only appeared more mad and furious,
ami rr' until 40 other measures and mr1ns
ni'l. aud tir mob vgrr a'lrrrr,.u. 90
.u,r n che door, iil che Mayor give orders
o. fu into '.m.
On. rrrrnre rut forth from o.r'a.nquar-
tr,. chat thr police c1un n,u driven away
h,r.a.rr.. 3, ar fr's-vrsy warl Of 10.
HAD r1' thr MAYOR rlIII ONE ihH Military
nrr-th, mob v16ll haw uiumnhrl, aul
accomplished th.ir ohiri
.. Tli whole thing va. -'tu mp Oh make
POLITICAL aaIus, thc cts Government of
Portland and R.rnNI'aurwfyn Maine.
The 5r.mi., or the law prior 60 this affair
laI h.gn rarin- and fnl0s nu'th.an.'
u1 Ciiva.u.y hal h.n established. anl
Hu m.'as SION Hs measure nsrr taken o.
establish orr. % vi.krl. -r0uul'.s.. mr'ir-
ior, prosecution #. instituted against 'hr
MAYOR anla Mo- rli.sI '1s's-,r,y clio o..
aulr. Ul NJ Dow dom, differently and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15

Ta,r >.n. We have raif.l q r.r.
saar from Oh. Patent Orr.. in relation 9.
experiment., .na li-to ruuir >.-l.. u
mrnas trnu..,y ,aristi.s. W. la,.
a.r.I o. nl. ,lnr-- Of enc matter, owl
want O. anI twenty-five rsr'aus who ui..
co.'s. r'ar- arh of One wr.iy, aal ru''.-
sttr u.m arurl.u. o, the direction. Zoo tlr
circular Who vIl volunteer IN work.
Thr Eun El.l Nr.'y should 'r Gown o..
rr. th.m.IIIrur r.st month TH, other
lml. n.ulI r ..n before te fr.t af Au.
rl.'.
~ aFs correspondence, We win rn1
several gentlemen, and a.s ih.n r. thry
win a.J 600 tll. experiment.. Nuu B.l
s'.r. Ea.t Emmf-l >imuI Poor. Anl0-
vr. Huamiu Richards. Oy.rl. o. ].
UtH. Denmark; q. u. muavs FRYE.
hu-- Thomas Narh.ry. Hiram Samuel
~urluer. H-.vuf.I David C.'r1rI. P.r-
or James Hobbs. Lowell pr. y. o. True,
Bethel. Jonathan H-tl.f, Snn.mm
Daniel rar.ns, Hartford. John Er.e-
sumner Sidney prh1m, Woodstock Dl-
uI N.y-, NORWAY Nah Prince, Buck
fII Timothy Walker, Eumlurl iona,
Grru, Peru; Isaac y Stanley, DNd.li
e.. p. Howe, Mexico II. Austin, Byron
j Burbank, GilaI ". y. Porter, E1z-
bury.
viii those .ant' men write %. immrl1ta-
lv, and Do us know whether they viii at-
tend o, tho experiment, and how wc shall
-.t tho a,'is IN them. Direct aIl cummu-
uinti1ns, "Dlru. Fgrhrs, South Paris,
Maine"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15

ADMINISTRATION NiTom.' Wear
.n- 10 kcrpn ,rl. rrraul. markell mIuu
l.rrj, of the ,i.rori. achieved 'y Frank
Pierce. They viii interest 40 ciulons OF.
Maine AMI should O.. 90 kept before the %.
rl."
P,r Ii1ary, No. ono.
Tho election OF rr,-.avry Legislature
ia Ean>,. hy 900 armed hand ofhvIas rI-
ab,uI. aud Iruuknrl. from vi. 1ar. o.. ID
Il. A,chion h.ins the Captain, aul r..
.S5ua'.r SrvrgH, Che recipient of r.1.-u
mrut patronage, che organ.
piva Ir,8ry. ~. tra.-.
The election orIIanry 4. Wis, che mar
drrrr Of Jonathan Cill.y, and anorsn aI,..
cate Of tha extension Of Negro slavery, a.
Governor of Virginia.
What shall De- the next!
Republican, Of Maine, kaap your mind .,
cy, ou the victories Of thc party which -"A
to establish it.tlfin thr glylnmutol th,
state. lJon.r,1uian
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15


,rortiyc and ji.os, Nor particularly the
closing rart-my impression in regard 90
the frst part j. not - iistinct-but the lat
f. part eIcit. laughicr-csrcSially thcTart
relating u The auction. heard the rcply
20 Mr. Ring. question, u De dow thought
he should mako a god SPECULATION out OF it
I lit was, %. don't know a. 20 that, and l
heard RI, other reply 90 that question.
. Cru-. Examination, couldn't rcpcat
the Who'll, conversation, hut listened TO The
main part,
To- thc Court Ib,arl che reply TO the
question u de- liability Of the liquors Co
-.imr,-i, was given n ihe same sportiye
,,l. with the auction part Of the converse
zion. Wear, s,n.t.n- not very TaTlia-
u.unry
VIM Bowl recalled. was rro-rut ot
On. .su,cratirn above t~tGd o., and !
c,r..I.r-l TIA .rr,iyr o1n,cratirn most
,mrhadral'y. Throughout Tho Mayor.
who ''t a''! '.-l'. "'' '''-','7
thsGsr'y iu rcnrl 90 DEE good speculation
~ vae. " Cant ay a- i' i'' 'r ''i''-
ching o. chat rarrt
Henry NJon'' Alarmed. lam 'N' '' ',
Aldermen. AMI va, l''-'n' a' ,-' ''''.''.'-
tom '.si,h'l O. Toy VIZ. I''r no "Il'''
aur' anil manner '' ''' CONVERSATION " ''
rut'r'g 'r.ru''' 'N..lN"l ''. mrs. '''''.
m- 90 "- Ha''''!' "'.' '' .., ''l'.'
brought Wy impression about 'h. Mayor 81
HnsN.r fH ''H question lI UH Thought N"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15

). & X RIEo,D. The trains ro-com-
ncnce their regular trips between Augusta
and Hsuhll-' Mills on Monday next,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15

Wmc STATE CONVENTION. Tho Bangor
journal rubli.hos o call or a Wing State
Convention. The call Turr1rts 90 come
from the Whig State Committee, but It j.
generally understood tha; the Committee
were opposed to such a proceeding. No
names are given.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15

IN n,taofAlI%m1 Tmnls.-

Orfrf. That CO. Mayor auI A..ru Oh
o. authorised and rnrHurl OBJ u-H OIL.
shop uu1.r 'Hr city lil.I. now .e.uf."I hE
M-,.r- Wait. T. Batter. t.r f..aHrHmu"..a-
tipg ola Dltr A-.u.y Or frH ..r H. a..H-
h1lir liquor. f- medicinal aHI urghaai.a.
purprs., iu ar.Hr'lur. with Aw.
Atths same meeting rlr following H-l.s
We ras~.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-15
Mobooraoy.

Recent events In different parts Of the
Union indicate spirit Of insuborlination
to the laws, truly alarming to every friend
or law and order in the community.
Tho whole territory Of Kansaswa' recent
~ run over by landitti Of armed rioters.
All law was ruthlcssly tramPlcd under foot,
the settlers on tho territory put in jeopardy
Of their lives, while they were driven with
savage frocity from the polls, and the cleo
ton controlled by horde Of worse than
a,arr mobocrat. from Missouri.
4 pres In Missouri was publicly seized
and DESTROYED. and the editor driven hy the
amc ri,t1us scounlrcls out n the place
and Il +, but few day. since, that one Of
the most respectable citI,an' in Kansas, wa'
.cioyl ly nm armed lartc, tarrcl and fath-
rr-l. had his head shaved, ami barely csup-
ol with III. life.
Within few day, wc find tho same mob
sririt Fen Maine f,Snsl into % flame ny men
and U"hhc papers from whom W. sh'oIn'N'
re-t better thing. Fact. ELECTED by legal
investigation. develop d,vp--uioi dcra,i-
~. uo, only in the brca.' Of the r'rs1ns a'-
mally engaged in acts of unlawful violence
hut in other. who were the rti'Vira'ga''r'
of Oh, infamous and di'cucrful scenes re-
crnty witnessed In Portland.
~ Weld a cheerful Obedience % the laws
Is thc duty Of every good citirrn. Tnmplc
un tho law. Of the State, and We have 20
security 1r oar lives, our DWELLING. - 9th
rr property. M thrsr are 10 thr mercy Of
% mad and Infatuated mob
Those who ar. engaged, either directly or
indirectly, n encouraging tho mob spirit in
hi- State. win fnl iu the emil that they have
hru enlisted ina farfDl husiucs Themrn
who " s1v trt'r viul, onenr1p vhirl.
wind B" and tn.y who encourage aci, OF
public vi,'-r.., anru h,em.ria.ime0Ithe.r
own mllu. .uI FOLLY.
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the stranger, as for of yoursown country: for
am the LORD your God.
So also in the book of Numbers, XIV ch and 9th {:
16 One law, and one manner, shall be for you,
and for the stranger that sojourneth with you.
We respectfully comruend the above quotations
to the careful consideration of the Know-Nothing
teachers, whether clerical lay, and they respect
them as we do, that say in the language of Paul to
Ti"oTHY: commencing chapter vi, with the last
clause of the I'd verse.
These things teach and exhort
If any man teach otherwise and consent not to
wholesome words, ecen the words of our Lord Jesus
Christ and to the doctrine which according to god
illness;
Heis proud, knoaoing nothing, but doting about
questions and strifes, words whereof cometh envy
strife, ratings, evil surmisings.'
Pcrverse disputings of men of corrupt minds
and destitute of the TRUTH slpposing that gain is
goodness from such withdraw myself
But should they still persist in this grievous error
we fear that they will subject themselves the
remarks that were applied to the young men who
were silly enough to go out with Absalom. I'd Sam
uel Ky: H.
And they went in their simplicity, and they knew
not any thing.
If the Christian members of the Know-Nothing
Order are not satisfied with the sermon we have
preached to them, all saw is, Let them alone
EPhram is welded to his idols" Penn.
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

arrest Of Onspirators-4pprehend.d Descent Of
Gen. Quitnan-Lntenss Excitement
CHARLESTON Feb. 10, 1855.
The steamship Isabel arrived here this morning,
from Havana via Key West, having left Havana
the evening of the 10th. She brings advices of the
greatest Importance.
Great excitement existed at Havana, in conse-
quence of the discovery of the plot to assassinae the
Captain General and his advisers of the opera.
On the Sth inst, Don Romon Pinto, an intimate
friend of Gen. Conchas, was arrested, and thirty
five other influential ctizens and the 9th inst,
forty others were arrested. The Governor of Ma
is also reported to have been arrested also,
Ameda, the rich planter of Trinidad; also, Mait, of
the opera.
A descent Of General Quitman upon the island
with force of eight thousand men was very much
feared.
There was but little business doing in sugar, the
demand for Spain having ceased and purchasers
feeling unwilling to pay former rates. The stock
on hand eighty thousand bbis Molasses was
active at three and three quarters to four.
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CHESAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE.
HAMPTON VA.
Rev NJ. r. FORY, A. NJ. President

REV. N. R. FORY, 4. NJ, President.
THIHE FIRST SESSION OF THIS COLLEGE WILL
Il commence the first day of June, $780, in the
ed.fce the College premises There will be full and
Faculty the superior educational facilities,
and ample accommodations for all the departments The
object opening thus latc in the session
young ladies the advantages of residence where they
only escape the facilitating influences of summer but
enjoy extraordinary degree and EXPENSE,
the benefits of bathing and pure air while prosecuting
their studies.
Terms for session of twenty weeks payable in advance
frti'ry pePar3ment Sl2. ghsr fngisn 30 T E'
ing Embroidery and Crayon each S. Music on Piano and
Guitar each $50. Use Of Piano So Use of Guitar 81.
Scientific Lectures 81 90 School Room expenses and
Vocal Music, each 81 OIL aud Pastel Painting each
ST. Water Painting and colored Cayon each 80. Bath
House 81 Board, including fuel lights and washing,
without other charges, $50, or Sl3 per month.
Parents Guardians designing send their daughters
wards will please give Immediate notice TO that effect
Circulars with further information will be appi-
cation to President at Hampton Va.
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