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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-06
s.R. C,Hrrr, R,s,i,,.
Z, d. NJ. Th.n1f m Hfaug, J.Igs n Prostate
Eyrs C.u1'y n Or'ri.

r. Hs NJ. Ti.nls N. Rnn, Jsigr u Pu'r's
G,rs Cam'y II Or'ri.
ID ESIECTEllLY rprrFH's, ISAAC y
Ia STANLEY, 81 N,U0n, that Il. Of. guardian
II lilus Itmum anil -. ly Ilmuu, uiuHr
shilifru nnI heirs 81 llluis 7 Iuum, hu. nf u.N.
h,'d, ir,r,s,ds That -,id mtrurs arr s'iI'l .Hi
pHs.,.-,l of thr following dtsrril-.I r.,l estate,
situated iu ihc town " pNfri, viz. lni of hud
So. -, Rage d, or thr luul,u lloimau iaIs.,
.1 ,,IIn.', with dwelling HHu.r anI lHu ,h,rr.1.
ind containing 1buui UT, hu1l1r,l lrrrs; aul ibHt
o. would H. ar che l,us6t ct slii uiiup's thlt ihr
.rmr .luu'i ls .uli a.I ihr proceeds thereof poe
uui 1uj secuted tu ilrm u1 iut.r,.t.
Wherefore hr pu,s that De- m1l D., lrrrsoi Go
.,'i lle ia., ,i public or pIi,at. sab according 90
law.
Dated NJ NrSico ihi. loh ,ly ~ Nav, 4. ~.
1886. ISAAC \. STANLEY, Guardian,
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THREE CLOWNS

frrf.h tr. tl.luf Mich ". ANMNE, Muns.
CANE auI GEORGE kNArr, doe Ouiur-suc
,r.s.r O. llrn! CHy.
rAcr,,rs Among ihr Grand
pl-rturs uiII I'D, f.. ,.m1uU. Spanish Spectacle,
illustrative ul a. I,-tsI Jrruf, Go Duu'f1, after
DE ,,rrIs.Hn .I lhr Ma"r. ilHu Spain, ly che
km.I's rgi prn, Of %. Court Of Nr1..
~ Sc, programme fra ,lrrgl I..t ct other
rr,Hf rsrt.unpr.rs.
p.'r..irparI - I7I.2 o',Iark.
Admission 2j cents No halt price
Tho nrmlu.ni C.I,rs o,l wet lhid-inn
C,ulIr, M,IprsIly, Juur lsih.
Juur u, 1856. 2Wl~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-06

O,Fuup, ss.-N court of Probate, belt AZ
plri.. within and fIr the county 90 ONHu, Uu
tbr thirI Tuc.1t, uf May, 4. -. $50.
VO~LpIl 4. COl.E, u1mri UErrutHr 90 % C'ra
~ tain i1stunent UurUpuirs - o." d. i.t N.I
and tsstamrut 81 AHNrE con-, htc 81 Iurla'rg,
~ .ad County, deceased, having prgs,r'ai ut"
slmr &C. Probate,
OpprR,p, That the .ail CT. Colc give nrl0a
o. al pcr.lu. Interested, by c,u.r. copy Ui iliH
oul,r b. lc Published three wurh' sHrr '.ir''} zoe
The ONfrd Democrat, rriGigi ar p1rl.. int they
ml, agprlr "a pra'sue CtUl O. w. ha.i al Vow
~, iu aid County, uu thg UI-l'f.I.h dN "I InH1
next, ne tw1 of the clprk in th' afternoon, AMI
.brv c,usr fau, che, have why ihc -lino shnuIi
not De- novel, approved AMI allowed a. the last
will ami trstlmrui ~ .aid .sog,..l.
THOMAS II. BROWN, J4'ss,
Atruc Copy-Anrsr
s.R, cAHrrE, R'r'a0
Al, Court OF T., obtts, bell at Aium Within aal
nr the Count, OF AnIr0fouggin, 600 tle second
Tucs,ls, It May, BE- the year 81 0ur Lord, ulsht'
cen hundred and City ia:
TIMOTHY LUDDEN, Administrator ~ ihs
| The estate 81 Isyi l.pIlt1 btr a. uAnr'i, ip
thr Cu,ruiy 1T ONipul, doro,scd, having pr'ssui'i
Li. .rcrni account OF administration ui fud osiai'
&c Probate.
ORDERED, thdt Ire saii Administrator give
notice o. aIl prfsun- interested NN 'i'l"- ''lN
ct this uuI,r 90 &C. uu'i.hrd three weeks .urcrss-
iy,Iy ir The Oxforl Democrat, printed 10 laris,
that tAcymly appear alta Probate Count 60 O. h'li
at Nulirr - ssiI county, 900 tn 81 Tuosi'y oi
Jun, next. NJ tsu of thc clock be the "''u"'n,
anJ .hew cause COT any thoy ha,c) Why the same
should not b. allowed
''''' NAHUM MORRILL,, Ja5s'.
A tue copy-aitesH
10 :. I. INT, Rsgist0.
TIE sub.crilcr hereby giycs public ag'ioo l.1'
i b. hls l,Cn duly appointed w ne h'',' ''''
IT,. a p,,I.,te taf The County ~ OSi0fd, anl
assumed the tru.t Of Administutur Of The estate 81
ISAIAH HALL, late Of Norway
=, .,;t ,,.,,ty. deceased, On gSirs Loul a. iho
Law directs. lie therefore rc'n'''s aN P''','"''''
JG,rI 90 m, c.t,,c uC ,,id d,scl .e'' io make 300
mrIi,ie ra,nrut; aul those sob" have Amy dc-
,r.,s,I. thIr,on, 60 cNhibit The sane ~ $500,
&C.. On tssg WILLIAM HALL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-06

Gruirmrr. have us,,i uu, ~ Nunr I1'rHi HIi-
,aptrrI Icon O,,Hs nr thee wrrIls, rHi lrum
what have srrn Hul ku.v Of o., l-I.s,r it tu Iv
th, Ir..' oven iu us,. u IH,s irs uuh rriru.,,
tuT with great saving of lur's Hul ,'H rh.rfiu'-
Z, rrmm.uI % tr che ruIHr ls frnrIirI H fn1
,.#klug arrIafus I have su'n ur need, lnd au
Improvement iH doc Vu't'' Of whatever goo u''
,srk i,u,n ihr rrst delicate rHir uT Uasuy iI e
rut., r, .If'uiu ui h..l
tIlN~. N. ADAMS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-06

oNfoHn, sat court Of Probate hcld NJ
lans Wiihln nod Zoe the county Of OxIord, on
The third Tnc.lay ~ May 4. u. 1856:
On The inrcening rctitl0n
oUpfRTi', that ihr aid Administrator give
notice a. hll persons intsfc.icJ Nv ciusiug copy
~ slid 1'tltion with ihis or,,r IN h. Published
three weeks sucocssi,ey In The Oxf,ul DcmUe,1t
printed ~ Pals, that they may arp.ar 1t q Pro.
late Court ~ H. hrll at Pai' IN said county. uu
ihc third Tussday II June rs,i, o., nine II tho
clock boz tha iorrHuou, aui show oau.s az iuy
they h,,r) why The same shr uli MT n. granted
THOMAS n. BROWN, yalgs.
4 true c1pY-litssi;
II. C,RrTH. Rsrtiu.
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Removed pI.turbances IN Kansas.

No Lnr dW IN iis Awnddli-TircaicHoi
Ittk on LedrHrorib-Ciri Ndr iasri-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-06

II hs Hon. Thon'1s H. BraB,, ledge n PrrlfT
Cvhs CoHHiy " OIffd
ERylN ROBINSON. Il srmu,r. Adminsiri.
IL tor ofiho estate ~ CrAuf A. KRIS, late u
rcm ~ said County, deceased, respectfully repre-.
scnis. That the personal estate 0t sa,d deceased BE-
not sudiricut IN piy the pct dslts, which be- owed
NJ the time Of III. death, By The sum II Two Iiun.
drcd Dollars. Nom petitioner therefore prays that
yuur Honor would grant him l,cnsc 10 cell NJ pulr
hc or private filc. and convey all, Or % mech ~
rh8 zeal estate " aid deceased NJ ma, d" uor's.
'.y ~ the plym,ut Of ssid d'ht., and inci'gutal
charges. ERWIN ROBINSON.
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u. LOMBARD,

U'lii .ulserilzr hrlrly gives Public 0oiirc that
BE- Dc. been arIpr'ei D., che Judgr ufropluts
f,r iir tuuHfs ~ ust,II, and assuulci The tuist
ct Administrative olib estate ct
LORENZO MOORE, al, u Rrmf,rl.
o. nod C.uury lr,r rs,I. iy giving huul as thc
Who Hfr inhibited Co thr estate uf .Ii II deceased,
t1 make imIus l,fr payment. 3ui thu.y who have
lut demands th.irru rH tNhilif ihH .tmH fu
Va, ~ 1856. CLTNGNrINE MOORE.
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U,ToRu. ss.-Ata court Ut rrlhtta h,II arl'r-
b., within and Or the county 90 ONluul, 600 iHF
thirI TucF.5y uf NJ, 4. -. 1850
IANES B.lLOCk, Administuirr ON ih"
~ E.ratr 1T WiNCuTsTIr Nuifu'N, Tate ~
H.'h.l, u aid Cuuut,, drr, a.la AlyIu- Uu,.,H''l
BAH. 6r.f anal ind l,cruut II Naturalization ul Doc
e.tl,. ct .llI deceased TOR lllHuHu,rs
OuIrHru, tIaf tlc stiI ilmiu. traitor -i'rI.If
tirrt4slIu..spus interested hs rI..s.HrHD uF.'fHf
uri,I 90 ,,r rubt.h,I three us,',. .H.r,ssiE'N ga
The ONIb Democrat, sirI 100 Iaus, ia'l ih,,
m1, grr,Hr Probate CIuf o. h' h,.I u ItIs
in aid corty. ul iHs thinl lhia.iuy al Jun' H',i,
Al ulur Of thr olu.k % else irrsHurn, and chew
cause On ans tllry h1NC) shy lha sfmr sap.I me-
o. allowed.
THOMAS u. DUOWN, Jiss.
4 tWg c0p.-lugsE
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ONroHn, ss.-ita court Of Probate, h.'d at
rlris, uitbiu aui iur The cuuut, OF p,uri, un
th- thiul Tu,.Ily of May \. -. 1850.
On iIr petition aEfrIit.-
OrurrIp, tlntilu -uii Guardian give n0'irf
~ 40 rrr.u1. Interested, by r1Isiug Cupyui th.s
cui.r ~ hr r|''r.hrl three voLs su,rrs.N,', 90
The ONhrl Drrrurfui pfr'ul DC F,ru, isli the,
ut, appear 20 e Probate Count i1 b, rsl no psiis,
Boo aid ruuni, oa lho third 1.,,y Of JuH, uo,f. 20
urrs Of th, sl.rk boz ih. hirrrusr, and shru riusu
iilu, ilr, have D, the s,ur 20 .u'l s1Ii.v'i
THOMAS u. BROWN, Jafrr
\ trur cops -aiirstt
Il S.i. CAUrru, R.sufr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-06

'TlIE SulrrIrr hereby gives pH',lir notice tlat
j hr ups L,rn IuI, appointed, o., che Ilunpu.
o. Julg Ut rr'Hir tlr iHr County Ut ONliI, lul
taken upon hims.IIth 'mstul Administrator % thr
,sBiD ul
SAMUEL MOODY, late af lI,lroi,
900 .aiI County, Irr.r 81, B., giving lu0l 1s iho
bv biurfss IT, iharrfur r,uu,.fs 100 rrrslus
sHH afr tu',lf,I Go tlr estate ul s,I irr,1s.I 90
make iuui'Ilt'r iu'H.utl anil ttusr Who have
1r, ~ rIu's th.I.Hu tY on h.lit thr slmr tp
NJ, ~ - TIMOTHY LIpuEN.
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HANNAH coNv. h,, ofr,ris.

~ .rd Cru1iy. deceased, ly g,,lug lD1I ~ tho
nv au,Jt.. >h. thrrrlrr. IuIl,sls 40 r,rsHHs vhu
arr indebted Oh iHr .sfHfruf sliI lrr,tsrI t1 make
immediate rr,mrnt; 1ul ih1so who have ANY de-
iu,rIs Thereon, 90 ,,hIut ihr same 90
ST., 20. $50. DEBORAH rEtT"r.
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MARRIED.

IN Portland, MAY Oh, Mr. WIN. 7. morse, Of
-rar,s, add Miss Hannah A. Ballcnt'nc. OF T.
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ri'lIE .rI..Ter hur', cove. rrN'ir nn'l.r 20 40
r,ur.urI. thIt No. Poo. ls.r 'n'r 1rrrmt.i
ami utrn uHnu hfusg'i lhe twnt OF Nimmstia
t.rui doc ,.f.I"ui
OLIVE ADAMS. hfr II Gi'.lI,
ip tIr r.rnit OF ONiurl, HrrrIa.I, o., giving lu1I
Bs thr ltN arrfs. DC thar,iHrr rrIHssfs 100 pore
..r. .uIurr. iH l'.' tp ihr .bI Hrr.-'i's ,s.
Toto. 'r f.ri. frmH.'.ff. Payment rul those Who
have ar, d.rHuI, ta'r,nu. ln ,Nhllit Che .lmo Co
81, %. so. EllrllNLET ADAMS.
'IIIE .ursrr.lrr hereby gives public uul'rc l'at
Lr hl. H.,1 dr.f appointed Boy ilr lluugrlh'r
Jule.,f ruI4i. Or o.. County of uNlul, ani
ls.um,Il th. iu.-t of \In.HI.rr'l,ui thC Esutr Ut
ABEL ~TErsuT, htr of Samu,r,
IN safI County. d.,rrsrl, h giving bond %, ihr
Bv Irr.ts. o. therefore rtuf,ts 30 Uru"us Who
ACE iuH.ifD t1 tlr r.il'r Of siil dcCrisyi, tp
make immediate Tlymrur' Ini ihoso Who have
4ur ,l,, tu1. iIr...l o. yNhiHit ihr s'mr o.
NJ, ~. So NOAH FRINGE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-06

'IllE srl,s.r.'-r hrr,hy gives pull,r notice ll,t
L shr De-. l-,u Lu', arrn,1i,Ihi che llannnb''
julgr u' Probate, l'r t'r CuuHi, 81 O,luul, aud
1..rmsl lhr trust Of ENrrutriN OF Do, h.t aIl auI
f..ftH.Ff. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-06

O,raUu, ss.-N a. Count uf Probate Tell q
r,u., within rul ar iha Count, ~ uS.,d,
nthr th,n Tuesday Ut Nav, A.u., isj1.
DUFUS PRINCE, Gmvlau OF AH,Nnn
II ANurrW J. 1rH ~IrII~rArIr of lur-
rIr. Bro ihr Cpunfy OF AuiusDH- giH, miH.Us. h''-
Iug rrus.ri.I be-. second account ~ GuuiIu..uN
uf .,iI ward. ilI allowance.
OHrrUru, ilHt lhr spiI G1Hinn give un-
rrr Oh. 90 p.I.urs irirrr.'.', p, rrr.fr- copy %
thi.m'.r tu as pu.i.t.I ,hrrs we. ss su'". .iNu.Y
nth. Osid Democrat, p.iHiUIlt IHu., .H'ii.ry
mt, 1rr.1rat1 Probate Iuuri1h h.'f .'PW.,n
.lIi county. u1 thr ih,Ii Tur,.yy 90 Juut neat
al rirr uf tlr rI..k ~ tlr fI.u.n, 1uI sh.y
cau.s, " any they have, Why or .lmr -hnn'l nat
o. allowed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-06

H. ne H1u. Tl5wl, N Bsa'ra, Jairs y Pralair
fr a.. G.HsfU II Offrf
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Flour at Wholesale.

TIllC ,rIrrulvr viii h,rp . -anl 7ssuriucni ~
Canada D,ln, fnr, and .rIsl'nr lluI X
ON hand. 100 1T which h. viIl .rII lri warraHi T.
traders and dealer. m luur nn't g' thg lowest cash
rr,.,.. joins J. MORTON.
$ .ulh rri., MY -, 1856. 10
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O,rurp ss. A. Cuur .fpu'Hfrh rI ri rrr.s
Within anil Ipr ihr ruuHry uf Oznu, un iHH
. Tr..|sy ul VI. IB tIr 1rrr ui 'Hr lpt
our'h1ulnIr .tht hurH0I 1Hi lIg-.N.
JOH PRINCE. observation-disclosures IIutvts
~ lrI EIsr,U O.. lIutuTs ut Iuurr, 900 ihr
CHHHr. 90 Ar.rH..r. .Ir, rHIHHrs having ur.."Hf"i
his fr.i account Of GatrlHashtru 20 HI Naui. ir
allowance
Oupruru. Tint che .aiI Gulrjaa give ~.
ii.. 'HaN TrIsBIs Interested. d., Ufu..H onr, 90
ti.. url.I 90 lr Published ia',r N,rhs sHrrr.sN,y
lu The uy.ud D.nuurli, IHrrtrl 10 lIr.s. that
the, tgly 1rrrar 81 rrlat. Clurt Goo No. hrb "a
paTis boz .1iI county, unthrihiI Tu"sday IF juno
n,St, at Mine OF che rIn,h 900 ihr'nr,nn"n, ,.at
shrv cause, ifan ,ar, have, oby luD 'a.ur s'~s.d
uut lg allowed.
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THE .r's.f.lsr hr,.lt gives rllr notice 10 80
concerned, illthr be- l-nu irIy appointed hy
tlr llrul.al- JIH.r ui Probate, iYr thr 'ruHr, ui
oi thr estate ut
SIMEON X. FiUNuiN, h,c II rumnul.
in thr count, of O>f,ul, deceased, D., giving lpnl
l. tbr lew lu,ar. ~, therefore urTI'st. 80 prr-
..us who 1r. Ili.I Go che estate ~ s1ii De-.
ceased, 90 mtLr immediate payment; Iui those
uhr have aay d.mlu.s tu,rruu, Co exhibit thr
Sam 90
NJ, 20. sc LYMAN ENWSON.
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THOMAS II. nUOWN, JsIl,.

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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
DIED.

AIIENOn Sunday morning March l6, Of scarlet fever,
HARRY w, Of Henry and Margaret L. Allen, aged ,
The fune1s viii take place O'clock from No.
lS8 Christopher street.
JOHN WOOD, eldest of William w. and Caroline W.
The relatives and friends the family respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral this day 18TH int az oeoeA
BiJRRILL-At Los Angeles CAL Saturday Feb 2, in the
this city.
Ihess JAMES B. BRfSSMxDE in the 7st year Of his age
The Of the family invited TO attend the funeral
se house Of bis SON No. 2l Livingston street Brooklyn
BROwN-on Saturday, March Is, MARY AGNES, beloved
wife Of WIN. H. Brown, and only daughter oi James oun'
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend her
81 Attorney street, at o'clock.
KlP-On Monday morning March II ISAAC KIP in ths o5.h
TIE relatives friends of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral services hi: afternoon from
ton The remains will be taken to Tarryo~n Cemetery for
interment.
PAYNE-On Friday. March "a, SARAH PAYNE, at No CO
Second street, Brooklyn, T. D., aged 76 years.
The remains inferred in the Cemetery of the EySrsreens
PINCKNEY-On Sunday, March l6, ELIZA JANE, wife Of
Henry Pinckney, aged 10 years and q days .
The friends scquanances Of the family and those Of her
Hefsi from ber late Ge.idence No ii Downing street on
Tuesday afternoon March Is, at o'clock Her remains will
be taken Wednesday morning by the O'Clock Train to
Peekskin
RoBEsoN-At New.Haven, on Monday, March II, at the
y
KOBEsON widow Of the late Dr. B. Robeson Of this city
Funeral services at NewHaven ON "Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock.
ROBERTs-On Sunday, March l6, CHARLOTTE A, daugh
Of VIM and Emma Roberts, aged months and days
The funeral will tax place Tuesday 18th inst from No IS
Summit The friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend without further invitation.
SCHENCK-On Sunday morning March l6, MERCY, widow
Of the late Cornelius Schenck in the Goth of her age
Tie relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from her late residence No. I'll West
ThiItyhd street Tuesday, 18th inst al o'clock
WHEELEROn saturday, March l5 in the S7th year Of his
age STEPHEN WHEELER.
His friends invited to attend his funeral Tuesday 18th
0l O'clock from the residence of bis soninl law, Jere
iah No 1877 West Twenty third His remains
will be taken to Newark, n. j., for in;erment
C0RRECTl0N.-The announcement OF the death OF Mrs
s. CHAPMAN Of West Fifteenth street which appeared in
yesterday Tribune deception practised upon for
unknown purpose Mr Chapman being quite well
assured by from herself The bearer OF this false adyer
ement respectable that Of it's author and
| thus gained admission for il.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
MAR RIED.
APPLEBFE-h

APPLEBEE- MILLER-In Acton, Me-, on Wednesdsyy,
March H. by the Rev. Seth w. Perkins, Mr.. VILLA VI
APPLEBEE of Milton, n. H., and Miss SUSAN MILLER
Of Acton.
CIAPMAN-HOPKINs-O Tuesday, Feb. &c, by the Rev.
j. p Scouller, DR.. SAMUEL CHAPMAN Of Philadelphia,
Penn 10 Miss NJ. LIBBIE HOPKINS, only daughter Of
Major l.. Hopkins Of the former place
Saratoga and Washington County papers please copy
GULICK-READING-On Saturday, March g. by the Rev
W w Blauvelt ALEXANDER GULICK of Princeton,
n j. and ALMIRA third daughter Of the late Robert n
Reading of Greenwood Grove Hunterdon County ~ ).
HAMBIDGE-BIN Sunday evening, March To-
by the Rev. Caleb Clspp, Mr.. WILLIAM EDWARD HAM
B1DGE to Miss JANE BINGHAM, all Of this city.
HOLMES-CROSS-At Lacon, ILL.,, Oh Wednesday, March B.
Mr.. WIN. d. HOLMES formerly Of this city to Miss
MARIA ANTOINETTE, eldest daughter of the Rev. Charles
Cross Of Magnolia, III.
MARsH-RICKEB-In Acton, Me- Thursday, March IS,
by the Rev. Seth w. Perkins, Mr.. BRECkErT d. MARSH
and Mts HANNAH NJ. KICKER, daughter of Deacon Job
Kicker Of Acton.
TALMAN-BEEKMAN-On Friday, March IA, BY the Rev
CbaIles Sheling, Mr.. JAMES II. TALMAN to Miss EMMA
L. BEEKMAN, all Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-18
Arrived.

Steamship Jamesown Parrish, Norfolk and Petersourgh,
uldse. aid psss. TO Ludlam Pleassnts c,,.
L. s NJ steamship James Adger, Turner ndse
Spoford, Teston Co. Sunday 4;p p n Sepe hAtser<
sW 50 miles passed steamship bound D showing blue Gig
ra supposed be the Nashville for Monday 80
4O l3 fsihoms water, passed an iron can buoy
.drt paiutsd red. could mark or number on IT,
Alabama Schenck, Savsnnsh mdse. and pass
s l. Mitchi 10th inst TO- Is passed steamship Nash
Vile, for Charleston. -,
Shin American Upion (pscket Caldwell, Liverpool Jan %
rdse and 2O5 pes tall we Grinnell, Mint1rn Co. Feb
s. at - 49, sig ship GeTmsnis bound w. 7th eIpe-
enc nced tremendous gale from W. which blew away close.
reeed ore,os4 and fore sail also focsa main.
sail and sekai which fued i5h, Wn. r. Allen
.esmsnj fell from the mantoea yard the deck and
.tsnty killed 2ih lat a S. lon 4s sg ship international
bound T. nth on the Banks fell in with sap having Hows
and resembling IN could be the
ship Calhoun which sailed from Liverpool in with U
her sssn on the 18th u aud LIST and ID ns.on the last
day 50 The A. u came from lon IS 50 In lat II and
ice bot had the temperature Of the down 2 Fs and
has e1perieneed Continual westerly winds from loa ~
ship Golden State leippe Hepburn, Foo Chow Foo Dee
teas 10 Climber Hsiser Sid in with BIZ snip Chas
for Liverpool Jan lat 80 80 s. lon 20 e. Thos Taylor
seaTanl Of London fell from the mainehaus overeosrd and
vo lost Jan. "a lat - 10 s. lon n 81, enc nG With ship
Qaess Of .hs Seas Isu slsrshss f0T sb, lst
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20 us an Mr. Co1 felt yey badly about Isubefneny
aere any no,e behaved r.hsey though though:
we had night meet there two a three called
and could Dot nsst ID upsn seeing her sod went
20 her room sbe opened the admitted she then
.sd hose bo a.se tsI .se Va. .ad of ROBBERS
she said he bad bad thsr placed there to tse RssaId S
sst TO es ~ s Ts she :S ss " "ts.G S sos % e
there wss s 70 each door there " y os ' tom ts XII,
he'd WAY sAe ssid home during .sry,oe on % M
,se ss he esia % ; ~ ,st he gentlemen cid like
s M, l was home che said that the gentlemen eouso'
MO ~ .5 wa. her eoan that sometimes the cal.
during communion seryee ,ben ,be ssve the
nse Of one Of wh2 called but DO not a1n
he s.t nSnssy .. Sl ne 0 o he third house from
r The distance than half of square oA
o-Dd you communicate to the Plsnth a. any une your
Iss5{s S;.esd to be sds.,ed s5is b, the cop
A. I did communicate this susLieon to d. 'oAi 'e'
Coss,1.mped-I sm old friend Of Dr. Cox; he boarded
at my three months in me Sprhs OF iGl sst ~; Us 2 70,
tion from his wife have talked som sthng Of TINS esss
seter have known plaintiff since he 70 Zion Snufch
there sometimes dozen lsdesa, ths sewing ~
house meeting. Of the Society; when she w5
when hey were msrred he took his children there they
lived ther. year a in May 1882 they went 70 Thirty sixth
sied attendant part In Thirty sixth and part in
Thirty street. did her until she was 2Ifisd 70
III. -.
she pu: the veil in the pocket to hide the from me- ap sue
oud have succeeded had not got 10 the door as qchy
did be almost always black veil and she covered "
with vei lived the next block ABOVE NO %
oo,er rree. the house was IN NoSe
ber sxth street where they hire The
believe the IN sppearsnee Mrs. Cox called my y
op 10 the bolts her doors should have observed tneh
she had not called my attentions abe made no secret ol 'n
ct she said gentlemen ved her, aud spoke OF her COUSIN
particularly; she roke Of going 70 Dr. Hawkss S
sfe her mars TO take communion tiiN III CUn
Thirty ,i1th when commented TO have uy
il was the latter part they lived there they mover
10 Miss Steel. on Thirty street from Inr SKIN stse.
Dr. Cox SICK them ihsisteo upon ts % =, 90 hn,
e not sck dressing 10 OUT she had oeh sen
g. me wh.u she pretended 70 was frend oi
bers or would she had conducted herself properly
did not think very Of her there Is person IN the
vicinity my house, nearly opposite who works laces ana
embro eries Mrs Cox there onee hsye never
seen The and nothing about her Mrs Cox said
about that time she had property In the Cypress Hill cemetery
and had business TO transact in relation TO 1t,
Direct examination, resumed d-Deiendant would somenes
change when in house and put on different one
Wien che went out d. Cox staying in Thirty street
when heard Of hs separation from his wife spoke
nv uspoons him three times but Dr. Cox did not
sgee with me the opinion; cannot where was when
first spoke 10 him Of my suspcions
The Court then djourned 20 Tuesday
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Disasters, &c.
See arrivals at this po

See arrivals at this port.
THE scHR BALrIAoRE of l7s tuns Capt seish trepored
by teegrsph Of from Baltimore bound 10 with
our and cotton duck during heavy ow storm
on SUNDAY night 18th l2 O'clock driven ashore be-
tween Old Point and Black River steam tug had been sent
10 Ler ASSURANCE and every effort being made with pros
pect her of without much damage Capt Seisn ar
rived Norfolk lSh from the schooner and reports her lying
condition. and transferring her cargo TO other ves
schooner owned by the captain and the other half BY
Messrs. Mailer Lord Queres, Newfork Capt b also re-
rors large fore and aft schooner name unknown, driven
ashore the time on Esg Island Flats. ,
ing schr Cordea port still in dangerous position of
Truro In od about two miles from the Shore inside OF
her the ice ia in cakes The and three OF the sartef
from shore oc OK that morning at the risk oil their yes
aud boarded ber about hosting the sails TO nouy her
heLds they had board safely The wind blew
strously n. w. and the weather very cold III the
N W. there vii be little chance TO save the asn
OIL beard. 49,,
BRIG MARIA from Port.su Prince which has been twice
ashore Oh Georges Island below Boston hnsy got on
m Of the s without damage BY the assistance OF tho
steam er Boston and dtowed 10 Boston.
Of and from Eastpor put into Edgar
town 18th leaking bsGly having struck rock Edgar
had discharged OF fish and lumber the l3th aud
will repair before proceeding
BRIG MARY CoBB Cornell, Of aud from New York for Port
lend while beating into Portland harbor mis- stayed and went
ashore Bangs Island Point at high tide and remains in
ad situation having bged aud filed with water She has an
assorted valued about $4,000 which there an a
smoups at Offices in York She charge the agent
underwriters who has OF with two lighters
engaged IN tekng the cargo The NJ g. good brig
l8 months old built Rockand The pan stes that
the badly frost bitten, and the vessel much Iced
up that they could not get the anchors from the bow
ST. Thomas Feb a. state that the Br brig
Zetand Kelley 0 days from Glasgow for Boston, was at an
the end Of Little Thatched Island in Distress sor
forty the had been short allowance and for the
ss five days nearly reduced to famine and ensebed
, 10 be helpless.