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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-06-05

- what may Dc alloWei tO call very toll
cradle figure, has ben literally the means
Of bcstowins happiness. As ! hope, upon
Joseph, and Of putting goo into my own
pocket. And this was how It all came
about my late mistress, who was very kind
to me-, and had intended, poor thins-for
she told me so-to leave me comfortably
provided Tor, took me over with her. seven
years ago. % Paris. She was a widow lady,
fond Of gay life and brilliant amurments
and that place suited her - we'll. that she
mad, it her home, and I, but little 10th. r.
NAMED there too. Joseph and | kept COM
pany together before that time, hut be VA,
not 50 foolish as to wish me To give up ms
expectations f1r the sake of a hurrel mar
riage; be sail that he would wait patiently.
dear fellow, although the great al, ~ was
% roll between Us, and thcro could be no
chance ~ his getting a letter moro than
once - month. H. was mason assistant
IN London, and very hardly worked IL seem.
ei, for be himself was not allie tp rrp'y
nearly - often however OF course ! was
not q blrl, 50 that could b. in two place.
~ on''' - made the hest OF II and was as
happy as q confidential lady's maid audcr
such circumstance, could hope To b..
One evening | hal been preparing my
mistress, who was 4 splendid dresser, for
the opera my only frllov.s'ryant wl. On
leave Of absence Tor .pmc days. and except
the porter in the courtyard, there wa, no.
body, when the caring had been driven oiI
that night. In the whole house save myself.
therefore, having nothing battcr-or 40 lrist
nir,r-,o d.. and Icing in nv mistress
bedroom among her beautiful r1lr, and
ornaments, It va. hardly o. expected that
should resist such an opportunity OF irwin,
them on. The room, besides holm. ch1rm-
iucly hun. with mirrors. had "a delicious
nll length ,vineiu. glass. AMI before thi. 7
amused myself Tor a r11d lan, while. I
b,rcld how Milamoi.cIlc Elizabeth Mrriin
that {. NV present name. but lc,- .I,.
,aph's j. Andrrvs-how she looked In bar.
,-rs. i'm .rlks. I'm mu.lins. ar tle n,-p,r.
and how lace and .,tin. and how .,ay,.,
with psar', became her hr cycnip, wear
finally c1urppin. myself in a 1rtirur,r
pl,aant rhcc silk walkin, dr,s. with A.,
bonnet and falling ycI e, mr q hrfr,. I
could not help twisting round liulr. Z,
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Agritultur0l.
DARIUS FoRBEs. Edltor.
"srEED ruE FLOW

NIIfl- arts BHi srre1rgs prrtanIug tH Hirr Irr
rr,Ht t.I,r Together, ,tHisrs Iu,.utt'.y r'iuls,',
sIlh N.rrl.fBrr rr.-NDKI,HlN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-06-05

We present. our reader, thi, week with a
cut of two Suffolk riss, which were implr.
tel by th" M-,'r.. Stickney', of Water'oWn,
Mas. We have boar .iN months old from
them, Tor the use or breeders.
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lnpnrlors 81 onirn buJ hraleri
% Nurru,n llarlN ne,
No ,ni1 on Main .inrl. NJ mpl.
h'iVern Nun anal Nluntue 40.
" "a, " asit, faHht anl "
ataaos n hbin'a rssli,f
The suhsrnbnrs ore op,sing III.
lret hul hv, b, tot II
liifit ut, ,dlef,, agricultural Im'ir.
~ nts. ,rau, Nails. 80 ,inre. So. evri ~.
ftei FOR sale IN ihis 'tl on ui fnlu,fy,
tmrnf r'ieh mnh, inm.
Afuriurl lmii tm 'uit. Iron, \ ils.
t,stngs, Ia Plate. tinn,r' milc, nlr,
ihH, lNihf nnl,'ur' Wrr,' Tool Ia
hI ,ni W ,'t 'ullrti. ,hNe'a, srt -,
To- Av'., torn Mil,. than II al
klni, utaum riltOn, ~ india anl A.
~,litfri Blll't' mii'rnl., Of every
var oit lu ~ ltrt' qt,uitirs.
w. wnIll nnN = ne nallv cal ~
90 nf,rn N tn ~ fch az, u ~. s,,t Of
III ronutit 10 the fac. ,ht. p,ryh is,ae NJ
~ 10, oIf goo |. at ., los hgtfc' q. rs
h,l.a ~ >"w Nirh, bottom ~ rhil, 81.
ph,,, ~ ,blc In e,npoi wah en-
~ p%Fse's. md mr. d'irrn ri 10 ~ 30.
le tn plant ~. = aid sn,, that ~ ",
.tlcr ipi ~ uuf got. W haze en- ~.
orci 10 promote their ,n,vrr-i, ~ wcil ~
pir ovl. uur stp's of I pnoF,' ~ acfi-
all wall alsa. W found lall mi con
pir'e. nni ~ iove, pncet 'htn any oih +.
csnesfn ~ tbs civ. uur tool. " Nil
k1i. have b'cn s%eiec'c'i personally Hni
'r,m the ,cfy h,-, mixers. Al w IN !,
. ',ir aud careful ~ ,mtntion u our
,to,s md prices.
W,mphi,, uet.l,c,. t..f ME In
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". f~vssus hsvfr. arr PVT ~ IL.
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pr. hsrrsw~t srl n fu-. -.
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u p, n ssp.~ ;sts. the treasss. =.
A. !. hs-su-s .ss>. =. tke t-.-I sf
:. hste M l. ~ ar IN hssn ~.
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ti-sti ,emrse-. " - sisrr.ss ths
n IN pecie l~sesfsrs tssea -
stes
D. ell ~ ~ "a ~ " rhsss
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vuE STATE o. wsss.ss,prs.

~
fi~ state d sis, opp
80 Juli1
sss cnrr,. pr,lirs llaehf.. Fran -
Mtshrli. &. u. Mitchell. Niasst Mtsnli.
tly 4,.yth ,'ri.p. sri Ntfth, Wells. heir.
nd ia~ " tnlessun Mach ~. 'ls..n.ri.
asrI - Ilsnr. liash.. =. hashwl II std
I -se'iua. s,sphs', Ne.,s. lis.hiai n -,ii
N,rshs. anil -ls.i u. Cup. husssnd u
sssl ~ ishsfh!
ipa an! e,rh "
|..p ", hrhs c.iei " b. swi sfreir is.
(}ss > ,he r%s,lslfc ,'out' ~ .tid c.'lu =. a'
LII. t.st.krt.e tla Tt'. N H. towt 4
D'sn.,s. .r the sr.t Newi,. N va, MT.
a. .a,~ sM.s. & m, wa ,ra. WIS ~"
h y u = s4,sni " >siirs Mitch !. san'u-
%.tra,.s II III r.tste ~ Npirrs.h Nieb u.
si,ssss 4. ~s.s.ei. Sd ~ aid rdurt fsr
hai t.., ani . ~ are /. .laalt nj W. a.
)rvst. aud a decree mad shrrcap ~ as
V~hbgt,.
l..asi the ~ Ia, af Nsr'h. Isl.
". Y. wu0lTIN.
n...w s'l-rN .sits ssrs.
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VHIf H1Ais fHst ~ lfH re
HNi ns thA IL Is
hf 8hHt.idf n mf HEF. =
n ~ ~ ~ Cfhn~ sH n
faH n sau5 tHH
vi eff,
tiyH VIZ ts at 4
HtH NsAi
tla d nesh
ht tHHt4
". as iHfHhHf sHh fn NHf
$50 HsHl'A ia aHtHM
Nhfh NV att IfH
uae sa ~ tNH. a i#
ttsH uViA Niptt
uHi Nil'ei iutlgll
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gs ulvLhtif.
aDVW " ONvm
NV rItiltI 4!
HF y dTToi y ~ To :

la ga HIINfffH W. TN W 4
lb 4fIi1is ~ ~
ktfI NJ nF tf4 iFe W Wt
M iltNift tt eiff etHei IN
|ffh sNHsH n. n fhfi ~ fIi HNi
T. lfffftfHilt Hist " hitt n
aHi sW ha stai fimifA faiH HiHi
usla fdnJt Walnut md tiHffy lhn
ta hfe TNa ii4ifut No go
nH hHeia. i'spIHf, hahni,
,ieh, ,tnhafnt fui hsewsil
Aa AlAt Ih sHf ~ Hrflfn f without
sft tupl nuis, eiri IN ~ 81
~ ~ ii II ftfff Wlltf rnl
~ Ne trmman Irtllf in iia
kasfnuei anl " lHran + y
e ~ setfHi knlsf hrifrfni af
mm tIiit, ~ 49,, Tote taes M
nmurl What Suitl ili hus, sd4
afi,, " ilnll md I ~ nmnf. y /.
ma rnnAfasl 1ailp uHe in'l,
|ah.Hui., iorlnl tlpii. II ell a
al
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AhH y iDEE
utr uow r~i,np AID opening
IA.i ~ NiNitt STOCK ~
iiN ttD1tbl r.,
p "a ul rtri, ,affrO ~ Staple Hul
nf Irt uooe uully kcpt n ,hi-
49, lr,
auint no hluA anal hia,a tlofhs. ,as,i.
m't.. hprk u,, tloA,. Mlrl,lla.. Movie
,nptls Nutt shlW', " Latest .l,ir,.
lHd - ares. ,.nois IT d suw'in VinI 4.
Grape shlNls. a large lot ri Han
N'so tiutl. ~iirogiu.. Read .mtl'
,iIli.l, J.. Duo,.. Shoe, lni Hats. nj
avn. I, Of n1c,c. o onimaua 10 ~ ~.
tor.
NllAsh j.. "conr one nnl all." anil
.m 10 ms ,tpa hrtnc max ~ ,nut
%faubi.,s. ! honghr on lha ,ely hc.l
r. ms. mi IN lrt IN ufl ihul nose ii III
ruupi.ss,l me-. | h II adopt lhe e,il sys.
Tan. except 10 rinrtu Il ct..ns'rt.
Nc. B..\ll., -, M,n.st..
uli .tapi " ,'rnson \ NJ II.
\. u. .uupaIN i. III th.. house.
~ f. -,
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pNNIEES T..
r. n. Patterson. Il 03so.
We ~~pssshslI, imfnvn, The travel.
ling %,stI.ii. TIA, VI. haze runnisg in
connection Nth al N. Rail kes,ls
terminating a. Memphis. . r-galar
lar ri OsnnieWscs. I.,r 'rsu,ryits
pss-sryrrr anil lsagvsr. 3" an.i irum
~. Ikspcss. II.,s y. anil any yshsr
rsrt ri VI, GAY. ssaf s'shihasss viIl
h. Is,asd Al the ie-.rs II 'h~ dfsvrnt
Iic'sis IN sufliriss, tias CT every train
vi arr starring fun this paint.
y lie lnii.d States Mail arr rsr-
ri~.E : p this lise. pss-cnr.sp will hIsl il
the ~ :, ssse ~ Isimrisr u. - The
.ars nrsvr .ssse until the Nails arr
.ssiiseosl t,y u.
~ -ssi-s sss.s,i-r anil vrsmrsur.s
=, ilBs travellers vsr'-. y. hrle ..
.e-arA > hstv n the rub,is pasrsna, y.
=. " rArTEisDN. \ l,ss.
.'urr ss-tf.
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cWrkERi>.'S piIVoy.

Luz tIi.NS frun The worii.rcn,snei
u mia 4 80 cr'. Nc,tgs. Ch rkrriu,A
NJ, tho ~ E mi inn .lidrh rng, vrrc
ppt ~ ~ 10 ihf 9Th ~ | hFm n.
| lp Ni,t r. rni vii b zee t,.l Va
|is ". Nhich " .tli efri r,- stle
pa minii ,riirr.' = ie,.. ,spen'e, "
a. ,rptsai,o, sili .u,v,
KINNEY 90.
~" Nam %.isces. Mcwl,..
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tNRi'iirINt..

Tp .if. liu all. Ian ia. iHee
Wi Iapr''i' lngialn npela
PIANOS PIANOS
hi,r m eSecllnnl =, at mealH = nnn
|nirt from tn lagiprie efth %iciai-
mtkais,
rtll>. RNuS Goa
HNlIf, hNls Atut
A. N LNpb 90.
" lns,fip NJ. '9'l ~ as are sarrrn.
a.
al AMI oNnm ~ nur f.aca hatir SOU
elsewhere.
N,HlNNlA 500.
\! Main street.
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b.eu0DstsWrO
y l. "
We have p,eully mnde large All
it.ons to- az >r,nk. vh.ch, To rich.
ss, b'saly sud ufl.t,. }. equal L, M,
ever oset~i ~ this ~ any 9th misse,.
. which Will b, f,uni
MT list al k4a.L
DiiHpAD JEUALki ~ ,sis "
,isli, ~ rs.
WHLLRr- hs s,,rss' s'yl's and ~
-. grsti ratIsi
SH iLR WARE tn aud ce1t, sssi,.
r'd,n, GJbiis. Taps, s%fovas,
fod,. H. r,,. a. r.is PM.
sHIERP ~ l ftD .DUD> -Casiors,
Ust'so, TAX ssd Fr.H basks,s.
ffHs. - idissfnuks. ais.
FtNci 90 jD> IL q ysssi rsri,'g.
CIV, 10 ssi ,rsry,esyi Gss ic,on,.
P%gliarnis DAri ~ sY4~ig!
PfNTDiS-t try. su.fasssi ~ an ne
i~ridi~gkis ~ ne. iseiHdssg tai's
ef aH si.ss, and M ysts,ss hrsia.
ci0cKS-f Hbe ari- s,y,c, wof,h
.,nsm : 70 ! >, dsn,s;
LtWPS FER I a%s,fiss esd prbt'e build.
CHS TixTrsg, risis and o,sa.
atss ~. Fih me,f o'hss afiteis,
ias > slrsfuHs ~ mlffiUB.
Oar .ts.s u liiI Ia With ,,.h. nut w.
rsI#an t%..r,l- ~ iHpsft aufselsrs: ~
sst onr d.sar.fir Articles airs,' ftum tiI'
msIer.. all la.ins satisfied With 4 sinnll
pr,Ei.v , easr -rst iular msn'. n a
fueri. mil The ruhlie. W invite III
beth ha,.,. sal he eni rn., H. fs,f IN.
siihsn rerr'auns, an rxsminr our s'oss
~v k,,p .l-" ls'a.' for ~. q
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Nti tena usd To Ihe Jail n r..
. wlt 6 ,sut.. Mics. ~ The ib.h
fNre',. ls... " t:a1. =. =
b. '. w. J. VI Ia'k - ntlss'ua.
) nj y 10 - -. . ~. ) fFst ~ ~ =
hss hi.h. wsixi.. about IL, - az
sut.. "a. IN - ! rttan ss~sh =. IL
f'. b : AIMS Ttf'. and ~,,s b. bstaars
w. kirsn IN. n tlar NJ. v fst
tuasas frs.s. wr MI. va Urrns-
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~tt'c,ius g. vsri. prove ~ . ~. : =
sr.~s ~ t4s hi svsy. ~ b. VII h
stit III ~ tts ttr dire =.
n..st :. 4. ,i,,tunrfi. Jsiler.
PIrntsss. sust u~ad rht..
~ klrInl II. a fr..A SUPPLY II
ssrst. toiee.
|a1s. Trace Chs,ss.
H.. Wei Rsrr.
b. Btstrt.. ffas-h Inc.
Tn Mare. VEL IBu-ssts.
fers. rsss. >kiIlsss.
Ss,i-. ss~.
tsn-wsrs. sss,sl.. srits.
sstAsr sth a ll-rs lot - - EsN,,
, 't,s. ~ ~ = rs p'iess, "a 49,. ~.
ssat 60 HENNisy. u h~ssssIes.
1tlussAs l.. tLt'skE.
" the grsek lesssr.
Nsrsh IL tST-nssd
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1axs AbX(
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pACkcT =
ers~s tn ~>as~s1ssss ~ p~ki;<.
owner. 81 mssssss II tn 4ss6
A~r,vssesy-~ w lie sss1s Ars~eN ~ ses.
ki,ie.. hare sgssssseis esmway - ssn
atAuprskls La ~ pssAsssl5 Dc~s ~
,.kis{ ~ kev stvt ..W~. ue9st u Nm.
sss \ n Tss< es~pkis - -
isars Pssksf t.ssbssy.
N bpss ssmbv,s.n< the l.ns ~ eli
n III frs clsss. irfrfiuf - rsrs n thu
Wet NJ sesh fss peel. q oi,ss 81
safsss.
VII l-ss~ essh Dlas- sssvy N~olng,
VII --si,y sni tfsIss. al q le-t.p.s =.
fsrscstss .Srfer,ie& vin bs ~ y nssv
~ naztss~.
setsv vssxrss.
kf0G iSkA. . : u. \. tAuv~. ynoles
lNsssNsR. . : l. N~eIbs~ssen, =
pxr>rsssf rseSkpt
n. 4 y. lills<p s.a N1vas, :
sssesS sseo
brx rRsyxIII II KAspmAnhse
BALLAST. Dr.sA
xs;sp<ss ssl bsW~ $50
III practically 4 u ke1ls
4 e~ss.ssssssz 4 ~ v.op1on
svss sssssisi - ~ svsns =
h s~Dxsfsls sti<trA
iAsAlk1rk
7zrkr- ~fss;.sss y. =.
@ssd sssns 800 - 6eso -
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dissolution.

nn the l.lu l lun, 1 81, he finn
u taniip r,i.tnH httNarn =, H. tIalt
nnl l. q, nnf.hd,h Wns i,ssul,ei by
muim| rnn.nht T. H. tlhtk + turnd
With ih0 settlement 70 NJ. hu in0s. VI The
IAle him I'D o., H. tlih a to-
Z, IT, a. Yrs.
AZ WtkkuNrH.
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On, mechanical BfabcA.
~ order In mr,; psu,nvily flsvn.
cfst.sas d~nasi for ustk. ~ Isse a k~i
to ,if f.-m't i,rr a nunsl.'r n .aps ri.f
80 kmsns an' mtir l.ans talsai,'s adj.
t.un. 10 or ats siussv. AMI nrc ~rrrrsssl
q, ., vsFk ~ .lser' ~ssttss, a.si u the hest
mtun.r. ~ ksas. y
WAICu WORK.
iss iIliss tn MAJ ing q nv rsl s@ss'f'i-
~. ! par. ,t,ssi TO th~ ergip4 Sl.,,
1t kinlsd t.sk fI.sA.
JEwTLRY.
- ~ sints r~raitr.i. snl nv made ~
etisr, inslaisnx ss,sssns j'ssssssd pssk.
,isis ard ssasfs,s'sf 10 sHR al tsafsa.
Me-. : ii. ~ I.isvs. s',uvi. and t'ss.
r-s-sti.r.. -nstsvsti ~ ,lssvs osies.
We ssi fs-ni.h 10 .,sh-ss a sk~ tnfsss
nils - As. u-ssi. am Ne<N&s 10
an styk.. tl... lsir.- vish i-wris. H.,
a.. b.. ~. tt.ARk 4 90.
No. itsuss-. ustt4< Bt.et.
ss1.J Aa~pAs. 7sns
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VlWsIffp ADThT
vl'nff n a ~ Hates lHfm5 W. 4
w nfftf VI ate 4ui n fam
ffmfeg Hlss~ff, lH Ht4HfaD nisl
n #f lttH = Hhi ffHta a. iNfA
: ffff 4 ffHt q ~ Initial Nv Nv
nHlAff ffsl i hafIfa u, lhfffhs. OIL
lnla = Hl efftfafs n wl dte lftf ff
ftAiff iHi falua Ani i#EF
Fsaf+l : ~ ~ TIM iiH iafM es
Wthalls oil b. si m iHf
lnWfH "A NJ si4lHl
- Wtsfutt ~ iDrf. Aimffi,
Nfh r. isiTtn7
IbuitI TRIfnfss AgfifE
ItIlhe n Aimhsifsi n ulen 49,
Ais't ~ y hn I4sllh.d isel stfH
sfaNil n ~ mHlefa rnll, ~ lha Nfol
ifmi 1851. N ibe Probate tniH n ~
f0ll %eaun'i "aswrwi uHHfnft, al
efedin q ~ issHsi ~ haiif ~
hhsl ia ptih NJ ltfif elaffs against ttH
zee lHfi, md hs,e ilfnftaiattNd pitl n
the m lm iol ~ lHv, dsa ~ nNiIf
vii We lH4d N Va ~ pHtmlHl fH fhf,
w hlk ~ IuSllN Alnft,
Aafah 4. tsl isnfsN
lptuNIsfR NOiIcE
lIIiHs n lm uHu' nu nyun N
JIrsiilN if paIHrk iughlin. du 4,
wore nNnfii h lhr nnief .n \ ni tr
Nurh " ", - 81 le %lfuAaie , out
VI lhu1ls , punig. MaiviTp. md III
rrrIfmsfI ttltl dt4aifut ntr liaffbt nst.
~ ~ wohnie tui REV usifHnl h.F
a. u.s. nfuts w, estate nf darflHmi
vthh ibu ime hmiieth 'W. ,iso lhii
t't'e' ~ he Plead 10 bar If payment u
Nh. manr.
Muh ,.isii.
tiiik \ Goi'GdHlN.
halw Admin. irniiix.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18
From the Illinois Journal, Feb. 5th.I
ILLINOIS srocK IMPORTING AssoCIATIO


At called meeting Of the Illinois Stock In.
porting A Association, held on the I'd inst, The fol
lowing gentlemen were appointed agents to visit
EIrope ard uIchsse stock Tor tie Association /:
Il. johns, James N. Brown and Henry
Jsc. by-Ehot. Stevenson bsiug appointed as an
ate nate in tie even. Of vacancy.
A committee, consulting Of ( B. Hit, Stephen
Dunlap, James D. Smith, Robert Pollock, joseph
o Tale aud VIM Brown, appointed TO report
lLstruc iOls to govern tue sgeIts in the selection,
purchase and importation OF stock tor the Illinois
Sto Importing Association, reported as folio Es:
l. That about fJur-htas Of the c.pitsl stOCE,
less its proportion OF expenses, be Invested 10 the
purchase OF cat lie.
q That OF cattle, not mere than one third males
be purchased the ages OF cattle to be pur1has 81
to be lett discretioua i.h agents, recommending
in the main the purchase of young stock Ct good
size bone, constitution and carriage. The agents
are directed to purchase a complete set of tie Eag
lsh Herd Book, and to pay particular attention to
pedigree and purity Of blood
3. That about one-ilth Of ths capital stock Of
the AssO istion less its proportion OF expenses be
invest ted in horses, sheep snd hogs.
f. Tia. the agents be directed to purchase one
stallion, Of fox hunting stock thorough bred) sly
sixteen hands high, good bone and muse e, ard
fine raoge of neck; and sls) to purchase one tho
rough bred mare OF sane stock, with col. by her
side or in tOal.
5, That the agents purchase at their discretion
from ten to twenty hogs, and from ten to twenty
head { f mutton sheep.
6. That # the agents should deem it best they
can purchase a fine roadster s,a lion adapted to al
work, if to te had a q reasonable price.
T. That the agents can use their discretion as to
purchasing one or more jacks.
On motion Of J 7 Smith
Resolved, That upon the return of the agents to
Illinois, the association be called together and that
the agents report thereto the result Of their sgeny
Resolved That the third article of the sssoeIa-
ton be 50 amended as TO read: The capital stock
of the association shall not be less than twenty
nor more lhsn thirty Thousand dollars
Ga motion Of the Hon. II Johns
ResotUed, That the agents appointed to select and
purchase sOck for this associaliOn shall receive no
compensation for their service but that their ne
cessary aud proper expenses shall be paid out If
the funds Of the association.
RESOLVED, That the stockholdt r pay to the trCa-
sureT the balance due On the amount Of their sub
scuption by the 20th Of April That the treasu-
rer and secretary be authOrs I'd to confer with the
SangsmOn county Agricultural society, and pIO-
cure the fair grounds tr the accommodation Of the
stock on its arrival from Europe.
Resolved, That the papers friendly to the cause
be respectfully invite to publish the proceedings
of This meet ng. J n. BROWN, President
g. w. CHATTERToE, SecIetry.
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A STRANGE CASE.

In the dush times OF Mississippi twenty years ago
Rehd s. Graves It's dashDg Treasurer PeTpetrsted mag
nfcsnt rsscaty by embeEzlng the funds Of the State
BE escaped justice and sight of him lost until last
summer the memory Of Graves suddenly revived, by
an unsuccessful attempt to bring him from Canada where
be has been residing for years pest under the sErad
ton clause Of the AshbutOn treaty. He arrested and
after an investigation before two judicial tunctOnass in
Canada It was decided that the ARhburon treaty did not
meet his csss and he was accordingly discharged.
Recently Gov. NcRAs Of Mississippi sent special mes
sage to the Legislature embracing letter from Canada
from the defutng treasurer In his letter. he imploreS
permission to return from the Liberia Of America to the
STATE which be has 20 bssey wrOnged the sake Of his
wss health. She stopped to enquire Of her hus
bands guilt but abandoning all other friends with true
Eomans devotion had followed him to his cherries abOds
and the rgs Of the climate and harshps have overa ed
endurance and she is victim to consumption he more
over offers to pay 700 year the State until be makes
the amount good.
The Vicksburg "Whig =" referring TO this case ssys
ain her uufalterng devotion to her husband she has
beautifully exemplihed the touching story Of Ruth and
Naomi and worthy Of the name can fail to sympa
tbiys with her We well remember Mrs Graves as we saw
her few days after her marriage. lu the first flush OF
youth the world was "couleur de rose to her and never
a SUMMER smile tighten the face Os bride heard more
Joyous laugh come ringing from the lips Of youth and beau
" Alas poor child Cfor abe was mere child) her
dream Of bliss Of short durstien. few months
her husband branded with felons name, flying from the
avsngng be had outraged and from that day 70 this
she has shared his exile Weary, weary years they have
been % her! And in that cold and inhospttsble cline
where she has found refuge and home how her heart
has yesrned for the sunny home where young years were
cherished none but the exile know. For her sake
then for all that Is noble and generous In Womsns love-
we say let Graves back be refunds the money he
took from Treasury well and good; if be does not
still say well. Bu let him csne-lst his wife GRze once
more on the home other childhood and when her eyes close
IN death let her last look be upon the friends and the
of her youth
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ON Foarss-we and lhe foIIovlng pIss..n par.gr.ph

Oh FoGYIsM-We fad the following pleasant paragraph
in letter from Washington to the Louisville Journal,
Very much fun enjoyed in the Senate yestsrday-a
psasspt Little inteEuds the CRY debate the question
whether M Fteh OF Indiana should be sWern in Ssna-
Tor fOm that State. Judge Butler venerable sBOWWhite
headed gentleman with rudy face, aud OF extremely
nervous temperament, laying down the law, and
proudly proclaim nE that GY, when Gen.
Dass the OF Judge Butler hastily len his seat and a.
bound the side OF his friend, cOnvulsyely shaking
h hand in appreciation declaration and much a.
70 say I'm with you, old S " Here were two Old To-
Ess hand hand, presenting novel spectacle and AZ
fordnF 10 the members Senate and the ded gale
hes indulge in loud and Prolong
cd laughter the ancient twain, meanwhile, enjoying them
selves exiraYaFsUIly while In fralsmal junction,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18

TRE Nav CENTRAL AMERICAN TREATY.-Ths Washing
ton Correspond Of the New York Journa! q C0nres
writing under date Of February 7, says:
The opposition to the Central American treaty. negO
tiatsd bstesu Lord Clarendon aud Mr. Dallas is chic
directed to pOintthe Large boundaries which Great
Brsn o. rather Lord Palmerston has heretofore claimed
FOR The Mosquito kingdom, and which may be aimed
again under the present treaty the senators understand
it, These boundaries to be settled and defined under
tr,v in such manner as to leave the Indians long
tsey remain on the soil suitable home. The rsOty if
carried out in good faith would not secure to them
unreasonable extent Of territory. But Ia objected that
deuty hereafter On the part of large majority Of the
Senate there sincere desire 10 settle this Central
Amer question reasonable terms, and such terms
as will leave no ground for future dispute bet the
United States and the government of Great Britain
The Senate will probably remodel the treaty, as they
have done in other cases The Gadsden treaty, for
instances Iemodslled by the Sense and ratified
in the thus given TO it by the Senate Perhaps the
same result may be attained in this case
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18

EM-We learn BY the journals Of 81. Petersburg, says
t,s New York T-ibuS that Mr. de Stoeck who for Sons
r,ros mast oHisistod Russian Charge dARsireS
yy.,bipgtou has been raised he rank Of full Minister
,.,r our Government Tnis PrOmStio was announced
: ,,k.ss dateS on January Is the Russian New Years
nv We presume the Official documents will reach the
NV AMBASSADOR BY the next mail
An, rv,o,1,r CaUaHF-Ths Houston (Fsus) Telegraph
= ,,Vy. understand that ~ abOtonSt rem Boston or
~, r,initv has been circulating nesndary papers and
,:p,s in this city for two or three days past The
L. isksD hua in hand 70 day, and 81 last accounts
-. considerable fear that something VS. going to
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