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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-01
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-01

NV DrPyTY SuERuT AND JAiLIR. Mr..
wnuSrr CuNNINGs, Of Yves; Sumner, who
has been appointed Deputy Sheriff and
nilsr, moved into the Jail house the present
week. Under authority Of the Commits.
sioncrs the house has been painted and pa
perei, and is now in a more habitable con.
di,ion than IL has been for some time past,
Persons having business for sheriff will
end Mr.. Cummings prompt and eaicien;
o!hcer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-01
Summary Of Weekly New.


Heh. Charles Sumner, has delivered his
Lecture on the Anti-Slivery Enterprise three
times In New York, receiving 800 on each
occasion.
Mrs. Webb, colored lady has been Civ.
ings readings in Shakespeare in Portland,
Bangor and other towns. Her perfor.
names are highly spoken Of and she is said
to possess much grace Of manner and charm
ing conversational powers.
( There was an election in Massachusetts,
on the 23J, which resulted in the adoption
eor the following amendments to the consti-
tuition
"lst, A plurality systsm-2d, A change
in the day Of the State election on prcsidcn-
tial yoar--3d, election Of counsolors in die.
tricts by the pcople-ith, election Of Sccrc-
iary Of State aud other State officers by the
pcople-jih, against appropriating public
money foraectarian schools-Gth, election Of
sheriff., clerks OF courts, &C., by the Pco-
pie"
In the crsc Of Clement ". Weeks, before
the law Court, tho exceptions were over.
ruled.
Tho Steam propellors Caledonia and West
crnportarc n run between Portland and New
York. The vessels are Of 500 tons capacity
and will make the run in 30 hours They
commence their trips June 9Th.
\ writer frorn Utah state. that II half q
dozen strong.mindcd women m p,y.-~.- COS.
tune would 60 to Utah and raise tho cry
Of" virtue and Jurisprudence" the wives '-of
the apostles would abandon their present
corrupt mode Of life. They have no ono
there ~ lead them OF.
The Virginia Election occurred tbi, week.
Sufficient rrtuus have bcen received to midi
cate the election Of Wise, who /. claimed N
b. Dcmolu,, over Flournoy, K. n. Wis
has abou, 10000 majority.
\ French 'aker has been making bread
consisting 'i one part rice TO i've OF wheat
a1ur Neither the appearance or nutrilivc
F''''''.' y, ''' ''''' "'' '"''''' ~ ~,
so, 80. s''''',"'''' ".N 'u'''''' i'i
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Tho Rhu.r Island legislature met AZ Now
port on tie s's4. benjamin fcs'cndcn was
elected SPEAKER.
Tho L..i,nurr Of New Hampshire will
meet at Concord, on Wednesday June och.
There an '"o vacancies IN the l. ; S'nate
20 be- filled 'g THIS legislature.
llcml,ck ark. to be u.oi Tor manuflc-
turing leather. j, admitted frcc, under the
reciprocity treaty.
n. y,,-,,,,I r,,,-r,pl, .o,,t. ,r,.nirit
o,.vsri5, IN Ill, name Of John. viii, rr,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-01

MuncAL ONO. Mr.. G. ". Chase, and
Miss Hattie A. Harrington, gave Concert,
on Wednesday evening at The Meeting house,
in this place, They are both excellent singers,
and gave a good variety of songs and bal.
lads. They sing a, So. Paris, on the Slst,
Norway. June ls,, Mechanic Falls, June Cd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-01

Trd,,Fb e. L,sc,Hr T 4. Ny,r, and
A. = NIr,iu. wcrs arrested Yesterday.
-e-rs,d vith having Cited out tho hri. 10
rausgoesrty found OF Key Wet, a. a sla-
ver Ii, Sra named was bsilsd IN the sun
of seo 900. IA; the others were detained 10
cus,od heinz unable 20 fnd surstiOe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-01

Sir. shelby be i known % you already.
Sr.eshlgss frOn as,onishmcnt anu emotion,
The Ola nan ooalj only s1y, " Mis- CLARA 90
IS be ga1cl ilcm cue 70 another, recognizing
In the r,utlensH ;ao vayiAring guest whc
had 5.,astsl - abruptly on his walking eI'
petition over tie moonlight hills, more ihsu
,!rc, year. previously. Seisiag the hand
which Mr.. Canuts silently extended, Mr..
Shelby said With t,Jp feeling
Il, i. 20 You iustrumyually thas ! owe
uy Vrc,sat Happiness"
How 1a" vas Mr. Ctuu.es reply,
looking with PLEASED surprise iato iho open
n,. which, ou . former occasion, BAD won
o., erafG .ag, srI admiration.
o. Tr-5 re-3.. spoken iu .r.-ln, vg5uEt.
o. sl,qs, Ia ui- uti.a aIl t.e preaching o.
al -l. and guardians had failed Co eject,
r,.ur.,l NJ Srs'h, tar1 without, which
clara ro,r would have blessed mo- With hss
laul urse van 5fVr,'a;i0n have prov
a my sincerity and lady pous1uhy "a
.e,-, end s,rouuiIirs irtl'l Uouoapr'
m- reformation cJuPl,is gr, che permitted
ustoadJr,ss Clara. THOSE tvo ltt'e w0r.s.
.i.lH-t'' yuic,ust.s., O, tle anu.,at'j.
S5n,sy J,cp and uys''cal meaning 90 Do
last, and ,b5y are ct such import, that,
b., iu..r,iuc .bsa whenever l paint &C.
iutur,. ,rus, ts I,Soa, q vis.r and better
man."
clam raz.a proudly end c.ull,rs'y 0a
L,r husband. arl che new, " her arrival
having sur.ad 'brourh Che yiilsr-,s sr.v.'
collected vh.g ry and .urrri~a found vent
Ia tears and blessing. 90 ~ nothing Of uu-
ussru, r,.l.,, r11rr,inc ,.at VI" Clara
never would a,c>pau-I "a LAD wlu, ergo,
~. shelly mus, De- worthy sle,~s.r of
DO aag.rut race
=, Ira-u.-t.glrior rr.vs' "w,' and
tar railway. strsvu with bright Summer
r,sy,, 5rrr which Clara tr.I iD bridal r.mr
on hrr way o. o., ancestral hoag ulsr. She
was A.ru. uas inI,i ru'.sultia, ul che
Gou5ry path which mara l asr future DE-
tiny
Tls G.dUll olAuhsTug,i ..s.I' rvuat.
- fus specimen ,. venerable lsgay. ,ur-
r,urI,! ty ancestral Groves. ..II ami .
slyItrir- .aasmeah.r .tu-a.-s u.au
the Aui'.rIur.t rev .Ala.e tr..r l....rs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-01

''' ls
numerous jealous ana in'"..'n,.
I'"NN> u. hi''NN.
IHn me '''. '.'i ''..'.' your '.'..'''
VIII '.''" '..' WY" ,.'' '","..'' VT
brown ''.'' .' .'' ..''' ..' '''''''. '''
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'"..y % '...- .'..' -. .'' '''" go. De-
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pm.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-01

N'Fvs' PrHuu. Henry G. BaTnan,
r.urasitrr .- s.r At.s r..rs, ran arr.ut
On, C1u-ra, saturday, On mInl's- iu
-.r.rls l..nu.. , o., mile. d. r--.ir-
e!1 'y.- ss De EgL.tr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-01
Republican Nomination.
FOR .DOyFENoE,
ANSON p. MORRILL,,
or EEAnFIELD
To the Public

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--.ra rra.- a.arr-7 ur,-l--l..,-...-.., ...1
,a.- moral, which wore deemed ..s.t aad
o.. .r..r l.rr..... .os,.sy AND popular
government. v...a.. rg.u; aulu. r-u.-
n.ar .aay .a. i.... ..tor uasuu.
I -u t..E ..rrE. 200 .ar ir.. -.r.
rH-.... B.. -..a. ..a.. ..u..~...u.le.
stood 'g uny rrT.. -.u.. a. Iea.', one
Certain Oh. .la..s ..lr,' year. .s'. that
r.r.s f. .. -.r.naaa at tRt i' Gle
party mp. far.N nar. .s 0a'y maintained.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-01

SON, e the rich menb-s Of Rev. Hsny
Ward BsechOss Church. havo jlst na1O
hina pTssaa, q an elegant hrsEs E.oHO
hou,s On C,llmbii s'rcs, BrcDl--. ~cr.h
60. on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-01
" Where is our hes, Mind ="

written in extreme portions Of the Union
are alike In character and essence and they
both contain not little OF truth, and mat,
ter for reflection. Who has not felt III,
humiliating fac, tina, party machinery and
no, merit has been the controlling element
In very many easss Of political promotion
Who that has thought Of the subject, hal
not felt that, araiia5ihty," without tai
cnt, ability or discretion, was the charm
which had, quito too oncn. crowned IL,
brow II the civilian and statesman That
such has been the case far too much isQuit,
too true. According 10 these extracts th'
press, by cnlisting the bcst talent In III,
cSuntry, will eventually change thi. stat,
Of things and none but honest and abl,
men will succeed TO power and authority,
n such he it. mission, we hope bs light
will soon become brighter aud SHINE with
greater .plcndor Under thi. head, "whcrc
+. our best Mind" the Southern Timcs, a
paper published in Alabama, thus die,
courses
cit i certainly not in politics. There
can b. but one opinion on this point. Par,
ti,s. whatever BE- their names, principles
and objects, have 50 Gar perfected their ma.
chincry as 10 dispense with the service Of
their ahlcst men. Talent i not - ncccssa-
~ o. IL oncc was 10 their success, because
shrcwinc.s las taken the place Of states
mauship. and management has supplanicd
genius. There i yet another reason. Arni'-
diirv has become a potent watchwori.
The tcst of availability j. in what mans
relation. 20 tho public arc-not what he Is
In mind. character and fitness for Office.
Availability ia transfer u the maxim "a
hiar d, ,rorh ,siai u ,r.H lrur,' into p.
I,ucal ethics. Itisa grand Gnancicr, COM
pctcnt a. DO an overwhelming business on
a small capital Il values man precisely
as we value q hor4,-ur the load be can
dav after him. but there are other rra'
-,ns l1r the decline or Siatc.mauship. n,
american people arr beginning Ia cherish
an ilsn. that there H. q .rlfworkins power
'n t'',' ''', .''','''', '''' r, 80 -.
VIII ''N' ,''. wv -. A
80, If sf,tasrifr E.litlrs are the great
60 '' ,,,.,-..-'...
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The A''A"l Argus 'n " '''''''' ,.'''' VA
IA'A''' upon The 'A"' '"'n' o. '''''"'
IN t.H United States there isnota NOR
aiihml guardian Uf public interests than
on, publ. journals, and much Us is Che
rr-l.m uf trr pre-, abused iu our country
1y ul.l.au, and unryiuciplei Shoots, yet ii
we're better Tine ouch an evil should D." i'l.
Grated than that ihr lrv'dom of trc prs.
should Do ds,r'y-i-iur though Their" ar'
many i,lsllous and unpr.n-p.'I journals
oSnui' get iD''r Influence IS small. "
hH:.1'a M H'''G'r.'' .''.' P'"'.,'' '''
famo.' 'a' " 90 a '"'H.a'y ono. i'r',' '
mrn'-no' public J''TH'l'-s"'''"' pubic
sentiment.
" Il.'.-u o' '"'n'y years ago ''"srr-'
ruled rahi' opinion. WIN ''eh men "'
g.,I,', ,a,.e ,i, cay, rlta,' an -, a
r,,i..I,,,.. ,r, ,,,, linen, If ,hs public
-, Dill. ,..,-,,r. ,,,r. mad. .pl..
-, e., ..,..r...i.r,l ,cini.D. their
-. ,,,. in.,,.n...l if nm, controlled. by
r.,.,-.o,,.,,,. +, r.r.,,... and a., far
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-01
Bargain and Coalition.


End u" following hid Or an open and cor
rupi political b1rgaIn' IT. thc purpose OF
gaining the a''ri'n'y in tho state
" Hch' 7,'r hd1 ~ h'b'H' o'NuSry part,
df' m ''.''''' q %. Ne, upon me- l'i,7.
ma, ,,r,,,,l,-,,, b.,y ,i,,,t. ,',, ,,i ~, ~.
5,r,,r} en- %, as,, otfis ama. ,-lrla On
i'' Convention % o'''7'.'' 90 t''2l'of J'n'
~ .,I o' ~ ~ 'i''" ., .''ol.,Il',. az,
~ n, g,5flli ,,R.rr,,,g ~ a. Ngr
To c,y rur vcry.
pE>c' ~ tw Sr'tr rnE ou'iors prrr o>
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oia.I Fa.ianf.a. or r., .,ast outoithrsyul.
eu.u,. IIrr,I. Che Resolution which com.
Te..uI q man G.. turn about. and o., ma, s,.
or hc branded a. dc-r,rr
d" R."f.F. That ,rr recognize t'.e rriuci.
plr cot alhrrusr nrrguOar nominations a.
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notions '' o",n'' . OF 'm''h'nE, ana u D,
90 De- hofei iA"''' Is o"inou' OF r';"' a"'
rr.-r77.
just notice a.. contrast .-
Hastings NTi'A'a"d.s Committee at Ban
s'r' two year, ago. a'eT'''d that every ma"
VII, ever belong u 70 The p'm'''''' '''.
pisds' Ia writing candidate which wa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-01

The contract for Woods new hotel has
been u. % wm. o Poland, aud Oh,s. Frost
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01

President Roberts, of Liberin, was born
in Petersburg, Virginia. Before the year
1925, his mother, "Aunty Roberts," as she
was called, emigrated with her son to
Liberia In time Joseph J. Roberts, one
OF these sons, was chosen President
Of the Colony. and still continues in the
office.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01
House and Lot for Sale.

HOUSE I6 Of feet stories. 4rooms. Lot5s xl41
/ feet. being lot No Block in Motie's addition
fronting on Harrison st. Terms liberal. Apply 10
GEO. l.. NlGkuLLS.
Jan l2 49,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01
Handsome Dwelling House.

r OF No 7 Block 32-front on 9th ST.. between Har
rison and Ripley sts, s0Xl50 II. Dwelling ofbricb
with stone Observation-Disclosures ana poultry house.
/, cry good well of durable water. ApiHy soon to
Jan o2-dtf GEO. l.. NICHOLS, Agt.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01
a STORE INIEC.avUE

NOR SALE-on Main street opposite Doctor James
/ CANDLES Office; an excellent situation for any
kind of Merea tile business the building is Fifteen
feet front by thirty feet deep Two stories high and
rents for S1C0 per annum; will be sold a great bar
gain by jan IL GEO. l.. NICHOLAS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01
For Sale,

A BEAUTIFUL new Cottage dwelling, on Lot COX
N $50 II Deep in Block 49, Corner of Main and 9Th
streets in New Barn and other buildinesLocality
elevated md from its picturesque views OF the smrroun
ding country Price $4,000. Jan 10
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01

An individual in San Francisco, descant-
ing on what he would do were he an editor,
said, III had newspaper office, would
arm it," A friend standing by, quietly re-.
marked: ''ies, and at the first symptom of
difficulty you would leg i''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01
A Store on Second Street,

One door East of Harrison, with good cellar and
bree Rooms In the second story-apd a stable on the
north end--subject to ground rent Of 500 per an
whole premises now rent for $500 per an,
nuns any person who wants good store can have one
for very little money. Enquire of
GEORGE l.. NICHOLS,
Feb % General Land Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01
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dbt 9ailgg @a5ttts,
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@l nnYenHort, March 4, 1855.
This 10 the 6rst morning Of spring. How
soripg-like! Mercury 6 dogs. below zero.
weekly 0asetts.

Copies Of the Weekly Gazette, contain.
inc all published in the Daily the last week
nav be had at the Editors room properly
eoyeloped and ready to send to your friends
abroad.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01

CONVICTION OF LOTTERY MASAGERs.--At
Allentown, Pa, on the 2ist, Nathaniel
Frederick and William Grass, lottery man
ayers, were fined, the frs ZOO and the
second $4,000, and ordered 10 stand con.
victed Until the fine is paid.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01
FOR SALE,

,NEfoarth interest in an excellent Steam Saw Mill
NEAR this ace VIII ch has connected with II Fia-
irg Machine; also Sash and Blind, Door, Single
and i,th Factory. Tits in full operation. has good
run of custom and Ii well stocked. A perseh who
ca n give his pc nal attention is preferred APPLY
Immediately to NJ. b oSbCRN ~ W.
Real Estate Brokers.
Rock Island Jan. 9th 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01

o35--A splendid farm on the Mississippi River Ia
miles below Davenport in Muscatine county eohtan-
ing 355 acrcs 100 of whichs under cultivation; ~ in
pasture and Is in tmbe 50 acres OF River Bottom
good buildings and upwards OF 200 fruit trees in full
bearing-apple peach and cherry--Priee SIS per
acre
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01

JNICK'S Philosophical Works very low.
No. lie Claire Block
Jan, eth, 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01
LAW CAP PAPER

The Western Massachusetts, Insurance Comply.
Pittsheld, Mass.
Cash Capital. S'5o,ooo
Berks shire County Mutual Insurance Co.;
Pittsfeld, Mass.
Oaice in G. Bufori's Block MYRoN H. FISH. Agt.
Illinois ST. Rock Island, Ills.
Office in Commercial Building.
No Second floor JOHN HOATH, Agent,
Jan 1S-dtf davenport, IOWA
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01
Dwelling House on Harrison St.

+ OF s5xlOO--in Lot 5, Block 6. between Second and
l Third streets--dwelling with rooms, Kitchen,
: cellar and Wel--Price Sl50o. cas- t-H#.
For sale by
Jan GEO. &, NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01

No "a great ba rgain; farm on Wapsepinicor
BaniHg go rs of which are under cultivation
dwelling houses, stable corn crib and well--Price 81
per acre
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01
IN s o B AN c E.

METROPOLITAN FIRE MARINE 1NSU-
RANCE COMPANY,
Boston, Mass.
CH,RTEREp CApITAL $500 900
4 .su & AylrALpAIp or S2OO ego
4. AILABLE ASSETS APPLICABLE OUTSTANDING RISKS
S4s0,9sl
T. w Tu.ygR Seey. LUTHER MoSsos Prest.
This Company organized under the stringent law Of
Ma ssachusctts, has established an Agency at Iaven
port. and will issue policies against Fire or Marine
loss. IN rable terms any other responsible n
s,itulion Of the kind No dividends viii be paid TO
stockholders till the Capital reaches half mi lion by
the aton Of profits Losses prompt! adjusted
and paid at this Agency.
References,
Messrs. Thayer. Bankers, Boston. Messrs Doan King
\ Co., st. Louis. j. NJ. Beebe Morgan Il Co.. Boston,
Rhodes Pegram d Co.. St Louis, Blanchard Converse
& Co.. Boston, John Cayendcr, Esq, st. Louis,
Mcssrs. J. p. Chaplin + Co., Chicago,
Ramsey. B. o. Il Co.
J. n. Dunham h Co, g
T.. I. Tinkham Esq, Cashier Marine Bank .
Apply at the Banking House of McGregor, Lnwes,&
Blakemore A. w. McGREGoR, Agent
Sept II. 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01
Valuable City Property,

CONSISTING of n Dwelling House, Store and
" Fancy Building Lots.
The subscriber has had the following added to his
large Catalogue of Real Estate, TO wit:
No 40--A wo Story Brick Dwelling House, cornal
Of 9TH aud Brown streets, being lots a. in Block
Forrest X Dillon's addition. The house is well I'm.
ished, plastered on the outside, fourteen rooms
large Barn, good wei and cstern. A beautiful To-
caiion for Il private reside
No IA Brick house on the North SIDE of Second
street, one door west OF Ripley, being west half of o
block 8. good business stand.
No 42-A lot west of Cannon's So Nv Mill having q
river front of GO feet running back Second 40
feet. Au excellent location for Saw FIGURING
Mil. IA
No 43-Wcst half OF lot block 33 fronting g 9th
street west of Harrison.
No 44-Lot 3block "a fronting on 9Th street, between
Ripley and Scott.
No 45-Lot |, block Is corner of War4eh and 6tA
streets. The last three all beautiful building
sites.
No 46--Lots and 5, block 2s and
No 4.-East half of lot 3, block L.. Green's addition.
Also the following tracts of animproved and timber
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01

No. 3--A valuable Lot containing six acres on tbt
Mississippi River opposite Molnc;a great bargain
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01

No 3l--A valuable piece of property near East Day
enpor bordering on Duck Creek, contain ing ej acres
nearly all fenced with good house--Prico 300 pei
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-01

No 3O--A be ,utful farm of 100 acres, miles below
Rock Isl. nd; lies very handsomely so acres improved
with good dwellings and fyesprngs--Prce Si2 80 70
per acre