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STuRDIvANr's RAVcn--LARGE WHEAT -
Most OF or readers are familiar with this
splrnd.d ranch and its worthy proprietor -
Mr.. Stud van. is one of the earliest settlers
ia Trinity County. aud h name is identified
with almost every public enterprzr and every
step thai has been taken for the advancement
and improvement Of its resources. Iii,
ranch, situae ed in bend Of the Trinity River.
seven miles from Wcavtrville, is under a
higher safe of cultivation and improvement,
than any other in the county. 1t is a most
delightful spot aud we have often cnyied our
friend The possession Of so desirable a location
1T lie pre- sent time the fields Of grain, iust
ready for the reaper, present beautiful APP
pearance, and are striking example Of the
ttrlllty OF our California soil On a recent
visit to the ranch we were shown wheat
VIII Oh truly astonished us II is called, We
believe, the en.uar,d Whtai--from the
fact of lis having numerous shoots from the
main ear. The whole ear is four or I've
timts The ze Of the ears of ordinary wheat.
aud seemed fully filled out with the grain
llr. Sturd,ant has several acres Of this spe
"ics Of Nheat. which looks magnifccntly, aud
has entirely esca?ed the ra,aGcs of the rust,
which has done considerable damage to
portion OF his crop.
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10, Urn OF J,iv At Erp llrrr. There

TorVrn OF ,lIlYAr EED lIuFFs There
Na. grand cel, ,bralion of the Fourth at Red
Blun. An ordon WIS delivered on the
occasion by cur rauch esteemed friend, 5 II
Dosh. of,he Shasta COUTt'r, which rs might
la,c been g>pye.rd, wa. elegant and appro'
priatc. worthy uf The occasion. aud Of the
Orator. According to the Courier;
The cer.mou es of the day were followed
hv mos, d.l shuu bdl4t nl-ht. The
.ttrniancr Of "a ladies and &c Item u was
,.rv la,ar. Seldom. We pres me. hh" " ha'l
roor3 "a Northern California been aIa, ''d ol
the pre,ence OF 80 many b,~a..,Ll womeA anu
gallant ., n'tm,s.
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MEAyERvlLLE. July 13.I

WEAvERvlLLE. July l3, 1855
GENTLEMEN Your letter dated 9Th of
July rendering me a complimentary benefit
is before me. Ia reply, will simply say ::
thank you for your kind offer aud will
accept it with qualification and pleasure. On
Saturday evening, Jult r4th, as you pro
posed, the ben,ht VIII take place.
Your Ont. Serv't.
JACOB W. IHoMAN.
To NIetsrs. j. Comstock, c. +. " uIlams,
W. f. Vaughan, Fountain : Mckenzie. r.
". Blake, VIM. +. Daingcrhcld, and others.
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FAr'L AccIpENr.-On Thursday the 5th
inst, a lytal accidtn, occurred at Eisiman's
Di.gnls on Trinity River. about ten mile>
from his place. a bank Of earth cavrd IN
upon a young man BY the name Of Kelly
while he was Mt work In his clai II. and in-
jured him 20 severely that he died On Mon
day the oh inst
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the under.
l. signed 10 ready at any time, aud always
has been wiling and ready at any and all
times, to account To the Treasurer OF Trinity
County for all funds which are or have been
in lls hands, belonging eitaer to the Stale Or
County WM. NJ LOW T.,
jyl4u Ex Sheriff Trinity County.
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EorERr TtvIs EsQ. We learn from the
Sierra CT sen. that, our much esteemed
.ri, M Robert Tey.. formerly resident OF
Tins place. and well known throughout this
portion Of the State. dtered Poem before
Sons Of Temperance, at Downievile on
tne Fourth Of July.
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Complimentary Benefit 10 Mr. Thaman.

WEAvERvlLLE. July 7 lSJj.
Mn. J. W. TnnMAS.--S The under
signed. citizens of eavervie desire to ten.
der YOU IL complimentary b,nett as IL token
of tucr appreciation OF Your talent, as an
actor, aud of the zeal aud energy you have
manifested IN contributing to their entertain
menl aud suggest as an appropriate time
oatui day evening the l4th inst.
Yours Respectfully,
j. Comstock, &. +. Villains,
W +. Vaughan, f. :. Mckenzie,
t. ". Blake, W. l.. Daingeltied,
aud others.
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TAXES ! TAXES !!

NOTICE is hereby given that as yet no
~ levy Of County Taxes for the year iSJj
has been mad, by the board Of Supervisors,
and consequently no tax list placed in the
hands Of the Collecu for collection. But so
soon as the same shall be made out, charged
against and delivered to me, AS IT CURED by
law, shall proceed TO collect the same.
l.. NILBLEIT,
Sheriff Trinity County.
Wcavcrvlle, July -, 1875. jyl4-f
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SIItLt,ItE'S SAIl'.

DY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION TO
ID "e directed, out Of the honorable County
Court of Trinity County, in favor of Calvin
w Ward against q. W Blown for the III n
Of $3l3 So prime pal aud costs, an accru'ng
in faggtown, and will expose the same foe
sale at public auction, to the highest b idrr,
for cash. at the Court House in sand County.
nn the 21th July. inst, between the hours Of
10 o'cl,ck y. NJ. and 4 p NJ, 10 satisfy taid
execution, the said property beng sold under
a Mechanics Lein.
+. NERLETT, Sheriff,
Weaver. July 3, \. d. 1853. j. -
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ,hat or,
" and after the list Of JAY next the PA
CltIC EMPRESS COMPASS / isa
Joint siock Company,
with a capital Of
Que IIulired Taou,nnd Dollars
(2l000OO) Incorporated aGrecabIy to the
laws Ot ihe State of California.
The following gentlemen constitute the
Board Of Trustees:
Jo,tPn PALMER, CHAs. c. BowMAx,
}. r. HAVEN, H. G NoYEs,
i. W. TRAcY
II. g. MOVES President.
San Francisco, June - 1873.
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EDUCATION.
Magma Chartu Pro Patj4a.

Magma Chartu Pro Patria.
TllE UNDERSIGNED. being long and
] tvorably known Ia Tins community. b, q
leave To inform the inhah tInts Of Weaver
vile and vicinity. that he has opened Phi
mary School impartng the common English
branches and viii spare 10 pains in securing
tie int lrctual development and rapid pro-
grcss Of his Is.
Fan les resid NC at a distance from town
may safely en'rust the welfare of tlcir ch +.
dren 20 his care. Suitable Board easily OBJ
taincd. Terms moderate.
School House on Court street, between
the Court-llouse and Catholic Church.
JOHN ADAMS.
WeaysEyile, July /, 1885. D7f
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NOTICE.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT of Trinity
L County. Ninth judicial District ol the
State Of California
Charles II Vandorn. an insolvcnt debtor,
having filed with the Clerk of SAID Court hi-
pet ton, praying 10 be di charg d from his
debts, in pursuance of an order OF tn" Hon.
VIM. +. DIngcred. Judge of sad District,
endorsed thereon, the creditors of the said
insoi"cn; are hereby notified and called % be
and pear before the said .Iud. .e at Cham
brrs. at the town of Shasta. in the County +
Shasta, on the G,h day Of Augu,t next. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, to show cause, if any you can,
why the prayer Of said nsolyent should not
be granted.
Witness my hand an private seal, this 9Th
day of July. a. D.. 1915, at Weavcrville,
(thcre birg no official seal vet providel)
- II. J. SEAMAN, Clerk.
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We are authorized to announce Will
LIAN K. J URINE (Iate Judge Of the oth
Judiclal District as "A candidate for Judge
Of the 18th Judlcai District, al the SrpIcn-
Der election.
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We are authorized to announce tie name
Of y. j. FELL Elt rs II candidate for the
office of Assembly man. subject To the dcci
son Of the Democrat Convention to asscIn>
be al v cavervIlc July 2lst inst.
"MANY FRIENDS"
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DISTRICT CoUR~.-A term OF the District
Court, Judge Daingelf,ld, presiding, has
been held in this place during the past week
aud adjourned yesterday No cases of any
great pubic interest have been decided at
this term.
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Ilor WEATHER The weather r'ng the
past week has been unprecedenty warm
The thermometer ranginl from 100 to 10
III our olce. y very delightful state Of the
we presume, after one gets ac-
custoined to it, but anything but agreeable to
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IS We would call attention to the Card
Of our late Sheriff in regard 10 the funds Of
the State and County
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ANOTHER AccIDENT-We learn that
bank Of earth ctvrd in upon IL man in
Ridgrvillr. on Friday, the 9Th inst. He was
considerably injured. but it is thought, not
rliaIly
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Copartnership Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that on the lst Of
" july, instant, my son, WM. K. GARlil-
oON, was admitted Il partner in my ousn, S.,
which will hereafter be conducted under the
name aud sly Ie cf q. X. GARRISON X co.
G. X. GARRISON.
San Francisco, July ,, 1853. Dl42t
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SHASTA CorNly nFMcceA.lc No,nvtTfoNs
The Tcmocr,tic C,u,ty convention ntt
in Shasta ON Satutdty last and made the fo!.
lowing nominations: For A-semhl y A. y
Nix; Far Shprif, - Or bbiesbee; For
County C'crl. : T Pennington.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore ex'
L etng h, tw cen The and ,reigned, unlrr The
name of LOOMS " CO. is tbs day diS'
solved by mutual consent Either one OF 'he
partners is authorized 10 use 'he name OF Ihs
firm in the settlement of accounts
l. V. LOOMS,
A j Io0NiS
GEO. WILLIAMS,
A MUNROE.
Trinity County, July ., 1855.
tE All Persons indebted to the la'e firm
are requested 10 make immediate payment
as our business must be closed up without
further delay. l!''1
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TAxus.- Our readers Wi, find in another
column card from Nh. N,ble,i, our shtuf
in relation 50 the Isles fOT ,he year 1855.
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perfect security IS afforded To shippers, the
Pacific Express Company
are prepared 10 Offer facilities to those doing
business through them which cannot be sur.
passed in California.
Our Expr' sSrs lun regularly, in charge of
responsible Mrssen ers, to every important
inland point in the State. as well az to all
parts Of Oregon and Washington Terrlt ries,
Cresc, ut titv, Humboldt Bay, Los Aug les
aud the Southern Coast
We also run Regular Expresses TO and
from the Atlantic States bv every Steamer,
both ON the Panama and Nicaragua routes,
us als o to San Juan, Panama, CalIao and Val
paraisO.
We do strictly legitimate Express and
olwarding busnts SIS. and trust the manner
in which We have run our Expr s>rs since
our original organization, will be- sufficient
guarantee to our friends and the public 1T
large OF the manner in which our business
will be hereafter conducted.
We pay particular ttt ntion 10 the trans
port tiun of Gold Dust tn and f,um the t. =
Branch Mint and the various Assay Offices,
for the faithful rci lOrlraucr of .hich bus ~ ~
we oler, Il, will be seen. the most am! L. So
curity. ord rs ir the purchase ol Ncrchan
disc. B lis of Exchange. for the selling Of
Gold Bars. &c, carefully attended to and
faithfully executed. Signed,
PACIFIC EXPRESS co.
iN1 If X G.. MOVES. President.
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NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN THAT,
v ~ the term Of The office of Sheriff Of
Trinity County o. the undrrs gne has ex-
pred and the office, county property. ana all
process ani other papers belonging to my
successor having been delivered over to him,
the undersigned has taken an office N tie
second story Of Comstock & Martins Currrl
BulGing. for the purpose Of completing the
unfinished business in his hands. including
large amount Of Foreign Miners Licenses
and Properly Taxes.
An persons can pay their Taxes or ohian
For. irn Miners Licenses bv calling NJ the
new Office Of the Undersigned. ar on him or
any of his Deputies. VIII" will collect the
same. as they have ieg0i riIht 10 10, not.
w.hs,andIuc the pubs ed threat Of my sue
cessor i prosecute.
And all pcr-ons are hereby notified, that
unless their ,.iccns or Taxes are pnuctnily
paid their proprrIy will be sold for the pay
mrnt Of the same.
WM. NJ. LOWE.
ie23.tf Tx Sheriff.
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PACIFIC EXPRESS CO.
Capital,
100000.

DElNG NOW ORG MED on per-
- Wanent and substantial basis, aud having
completed arrangements by which the most
perfect security is afforded to shippers, the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08
The New York Anniyer,aries

The Nuui,rr,arir- held az different citi-
Zach wear. f,r lrnry,lcn, purpose hold
high rank among ,hr Institution. Of lmrria
~ thr-r cnu,ucatiun. the l,-t alsut-rc-
li.inu., political, mor,l--mv.t. fnr che rur-
pa.r or discovering ,hr wants of .1.irty. and
iu.titu,iuS plan. lor ,hc ama,..nti1n of 10.
condition. O.. on thee orga,i1ns, that
national enthusiasm and national cl,lusncc
know. no bound. and whcr' th"y c,lir,'
an Do, oratory, philosophy and distraction
OF ancient or modern times. Il j. here a
G.rgh,r warns o., heart to le7ls ct hnoy-
uIrnrr that would ,,uI %, Bible 90 every
human being II here that Tying W a
Chaplin vuull warn The nation 90 lit not
a.. wine cup, though pleasure might swim,
..I.lss au a1-r' afl..ht rau'j Boo ra-,lis hrir."
Lei. here that a Garrison may thunder
hi. inyoctiycs against che system ur Am,ri-
ean,lavrry. And IL Be- her. that au u.-n"l
can plead rormcrcy, mercy 'othu-'o1.ulrr'
against .,,irty, who have destroyed their
own rracc aud .hut themselves out from
the comfort. and blessing. of lilr
IN, Home journal thus alludo- 20 thos'
anniversaries which have recently closed in
New York
"Thc.r auni,rr.arir, may le almost sid
o. D., peculiar a. America In Franc some
religious anniversaries take place, and Gui-
lot's noble voice may d. heard in the oro-
tarr,. In England, religious auuiy,r,aric-
are ais, in vogue, and Exeter Hall and -.
Martin. Hall, and many other II the public
hall. or London, may D. scrn, ia the month
OF NAV. throus,d with crowds or noble sol-
der, of the cooily armyofhyncyolcncc. But
these European anniversaries are confined to
a small section Of philauthropic institutions
and are local In their nature but here the
anniversary wear. all the liueaments Of ma
tionali,y the rciormcr j. represented a. we'll
a. the plnlanthropist, and every measure for
the progress II mankind finds - place, and
glitter. with distinct setting in it, caIacious
grille"
" Men always dcprcciatc what they have,
AMI long Tor what they have not familiarity
cneenicr, contempt, and the dull routine Of
custom hlunts the eye TO the perception Of
the boatiul Hence it 3, that the anni,cr-
sarjc- are passed over with light unconcern
. or cay di.dain, as IT, noble custom did not
catch each year new nobility with H.
growth. Irrcligious sentiment dcs'ncrates
into f,naticism, and sweeps across the earth
with Wild enthusiasm aud frrooious air, the
world starts mp and admiringly starcs at
every stride"
/ " But pcaceahlc, sober, sensible crusldcs,
unheralded by pageantry and unstained by
blood, have too little Of romance to fiscinate
the fancy or eaptiatc the mind yet in their
noble, solemn voice, would that instructive
yearning Of the human heart, for what is
pure and noble, find far higher inspiration
For Us, there is no trait for which America
- deeply claims our love, as her SINGER,
sympathy for the helpless, and that generous
zeal with which she stretches forth her hand
to liit up the poor aud sorrowful We have
stood within the aisle Of St. Paul's, when
the little 9nes, who have no parent utllim
above, have come together in his temple
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

TIM SHORTEST SIENoN nIH PEu'na'.
The shortest sermon on record was preached
by probably one II the most eloquent preach
err who ever adorned pulpit, the late Dean
Kirwun. H. was pressed (whilc -uh'rins
from severe cold) to preach in the church
of 81. Peters in Dublin, for, believe, che
the orphan children in thc parish school he
tried To- excuse himself, III as be- was. AZ
ter mounting the pulpit, while the church
was crowded to suiTocation, and having CAV
en- out the text, he merely pointed win %,
hand to the orphan children in the ai.I'' ~, ",
said. Z" Tl,,e thsy ar,." II is said that ,"'
collection on that occasion exceeded All ''.
lief. Dean Hirwan leit a on, the lr''"'
eloquent Dean Of Limerick.
Notes and Querie''
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Know Nothing state Convention.
B,NcoR. Nav 30, 1855.

The Know Nothing State Convention
which has hccn in session herr since ycster-
Lav morning. adjourned this afternoon. II
was fully att-,dcd, and harmonious spirit
prevailed. No nomination for Governor
was made. When such nomination Is
made il will not hc hy the Convention pro-
c,sz, but each member Of the order will hAy"
an opportunity to express his individual prc-
ference fnr a candidate and the designation
will ~ thus made sometime previous 10 the
first of august Strong unti-slaycry ko~"ln-
,ipns wrrr passed.. with ouly thrc' dissent
inc vote. and IL j. understood that comprr-
hrusi,r ground was taken in relation to The
politics ~ this state, hy recognizing the l'e-
publican party, and the pruTricty OF CON
curing in the nomination 81 that parry
whenever rrtctirahlc. Delegate were cls't-
c,I &, the National Convention, which as
srmhlc- az philadelphia next w"ok.'
The above tclcsraphic dispatch appeared
in the last New York Tribune Thi, shows
that " sam. " On Car o.. Maine /. concerned,
+, m right The Argu, and other kindred
papers hay, rccu,ly published, with great
evident satisfaction, Toe fact, o., they 'ayD
t'at tvoof Tho Sulnrlina,r Councils. (lnrat-
~. tho I.rrl knows whcrc,) have uTuliairl
Gov. Morrill,, prclic,iu. from This, that the
order would array itsrlr against the Eopuh-
hgau party. and thereby o. the cause Of it.
defeat and overthrow at d, coming election.
Another humhur wNs started s'mo ten
lav~ AGO. ~ The ,elfsiylrl Democratic
party. \ liTatch was .rnt 60 The Boston
To-t. saving that the STATE Council had met
az Augusta, and nominated fnr Governor, a
gentleman BY the name N Gage. Thi. was
rapi,l into n, auti.Ecpuh'inu papers in
Maine, and wen, the rounds
Thi, a fair specimen II ,ho lying, anil
humhurring rc.artoi 90 ny the orp0scr of
Cay. Morrill, at the present time.
Take another cas,, showing the rru-- iu-
consistency II the Argus, Nse q Co. \
Catholi, Priest va, sometime since ruhIiely
mob'g,I In Ellsworth. The oct Wa. justified
either directly or iulir.y,Iy hy Mr CLANCY,
ur the Ellsworth american.
F'r thi, hc was ahu.cl loo 20 measured
torn. hy thcsc papers, Will, they could not
end word. iu the English language % cy-
rrr., ,l,yir horror 40 the Outrage.
Recently thi. same CLANCY !. duc frl-
low. Iy them camr'imentrl and Landed 90
4 al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

HorRm MrrrE Is IlorNNTuv, y. IT,
4 letter 10 the Herald, datcl llupknton,
y. H.. june II, says
"A man ly the name Of stephen Washer
was murdered in the ucirhhorhnol OF elem.
emit. Pond. in this town, yesterday after
noon ~ mulatto uamrl Haskell, AMI 70
raramour Of the latter, who say. thr d..
ceased inmltrd her. Tho body was shock
insly manslcl, the hcii b,ins cboprel away
with an an axe, and the abdomen cat away
with the same instrument. Coroner la.,
man Ut Concord, /. holding an inquest.
Haskell and the Negro woman have l"'n
arrested, and comics. the murder whi.hHa'
also witnessed by a negro named David
Francis. The parties have borne very lah
character"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08
Summary Of Weekly News.

M the old members Of Congress from
Virginia, have been reelected.
Bamum'. Baby show opened on TUESDAY
last. ono hundred babies were entered for
premium. Black babies ruled out
Tho vessels Of the Arctic expedition IN
search Of Dr. Kane, sailed from New York
on Monday, having bccn detained by III,
storm.
Mayor Wood reviewed the police forcc of
New York. in the Park, ono day last vcck.
After the inspection he delivered sh0rtai-
drrss to them, AMI distributed seven medals
IN officers, or performing difficult and lam.
gcrous service. Thcfrcc numbers one thou
sand men.
Hon. VIM. l.. IOc, Chief Justice Of th-
Sandwich Islands, and Chancellor Of Che
Hawaiian Kingdom, b. now stopping Jos
New York
The steamship pwmothes arrived a'
New Orlcau, Monday. She connected ai
the Isthmus. with the Uncle som, on t.r
Pacific, which brought ~ fas-'0-rr, anil
- .OOo eco in gold. The ucv' {. unuIrr.
tant. Active preparations arr Icing made
f1r the ensuing elections. 4 silver mine
has bo,n discovered IN Nln9n.
~ .......- ,I,.sr.f ,.I..t ,,.,. 1911
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

Wur TrHyrD. Tho lluth.uars have
L.ru drli.htin. the Philadelphia, rrnfr
and their " song, of Frrclom" which t.y
are b.. bound % sing 900 all occasions. 'H..
lccn highly rlcasin. 20 hr-r portion of
their audiences. one of th..r, however.
entitled " slavery i.1 harl r.ld totuu..
l,ins rather drnuucatory Of thr Fu,.'."
Slave Law, caused -1mo atrIotial@u..H'r
" Union Savers" On hiss, when Jud-.ulr..r,
and IN Dc, quaint comic manner, a.I,
" That f. right, irirnl. olIalav i.-.rr.
Ia lc hi,,cd hy everybody Thi' Response
produced tremendous applause, during
vhcch the Kissing party cuT"utrI and
were heard no more that evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

view Of tl,i. solemn and momentous crisis in
the history Of the city"
We quote few remarks from the Nd.
yrrt,.rr. in relation to thi'mcctiug to 'allay
excitement
"Irtus analyro the meeting. The call
for il pretended to he for an investigation Of
,ho circumstances attending Saturday cvc-
nipr', transactions "and - adopt such
measure. As may he host calculated to alIay
the rrrsont excitement" and although the
posters calling the meeting, (rrintod At the
State NJ Maine oaiccl were in the largest
Kind II typ, displaying in great characters
=" Trr SnrnptNG on Boon" yet il ill not
follow that nm attempt would h. made at
the meeting IN rli-a excitement instead Of
oucllinr it. But how was IL NJ the mcei-
inr' Bciorcauy investigation could h. had,
before ans resolutions wcrc reported, Mr..
Dow. the police, s,lligry, and oil who at
,cmp,rd on saturday evening to preserve
the rc,e, wer, denounced in the speeches
a. guilty Of granddaughter, irnotofmurier.
Tho facts II the case were entirely mis'tat'l
and under the cuiz' Of pouring oil into the
wound. ,tirol was u-rl instead The oll
broken down party hacks who managed the
meeting, had everything their own way to
make capital Tor their own party anlasaiust
Mr. Dow. The manner In which Mr Brown
WIS his.cd because he opposed The rc,olu'
tiluary measures II Mr. Smith, nnl the up
pau.r bestowed upon NJ. Smith In tho
most exciting part. n his remarks, shows
what the feeling It the meeting was, and
Nyho were ,hc member. composing il. II Il
wrll known that Nr clifford never app'ur'
In public except go the benefit II his party
ar-himsslr. anil Il was truly curious % sr,
hi.moyrmrn'. Yesterday, al under ihc ruis'
Ola good, quiet citilcn, who would douuth.
ing in opposition Go law oh mo- hut win.
would NJ a., same time make such statements
"a. must inevitably inciic Others % do sn '.
Mr. Robbins, ihr leader, who vas shot in
the attack, W.. huricl. on Sunday from hi'
luarlinc.h1us 100 Forc Street
Tho coroner inquest WIS held by Coroner
Himlnll. on sunday The following wrr.
the juror. Daniel win.low, Foreman, DR..
Il. g. nurgiu, i " Heath, Dr John lori,
VIM Illus Nahum Libby. They cave thc
following verdict
John RoIhIr, came IN his death hy q
.un-.hpt v1unl. a mu-kct, pistol NJ rr'ol-
yrr.laIl. shot through hi. lo'ly by s1mr pr.
Guns unknown .. rho Inqugi, actin. under
the authority AMI orlrr n the MAYOR au.
Aldermen OF thr gIty ofPor'lanl, in dsitnr.
ufihc rity property from the um-r. of 1901
excited moi unavnlly congrrntnlfr tIn0
rurra.r usar ths City Hall on Saturday
evening. Jrnr .. 1865, of which hc. 'h'
said Juhn'Eahh.n., was found 90 'e One
Tho nllurin, E. the order under whirl
Mayor Dow ar,-l in the purchase " %.
liquor,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

Fan or Bur- On saturday last i,n'
Iair Ut cattle, belonging a. Mr. \. Rice, "i
south rari-. fll through the nour Of the
shcl attached To- the gri.t mill, upon The
I,l,c below, distance az fourteen fct.
one of the oxen had his hack broken, and
was slaughtered Immediately, tn frcc him
from rain. The other was but little in
urcd. The ,hcl i, built out over the hct
Of the river. between the mill and bridge ;
and the door vs. not strong enough 20 sus-
tain thcm