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letter, dated Monterey July 29th gives the follow
ing account of alleged murder OF an American phy
scian and subsequent robbery and forgery in the State
Of San Luis Mexico DR.. s. A. Buttcrield an Amer-
can citizen from Dansyc, Illinois, and whose father
is jeremiah Buttcried Venice, Ross Post Office, Hami-
ton county, Ohio, according to entry found IN memo
rnnum book of J. NJ Bcbcr,) died at ceral, State of
St Luis, about the 9th Of June The supposon that
the J. Nj. Bebcr above named administered poison to
s.id DR.. Dutteriield as he attended him medical
man. and Immediately on tho death OF Buttcrield took
possession Of all his money, bills, and papers, decamp
ing from Cedal before the authorities were aware OF the
death This Bobcr arrived here on the 18th, and forging
Buterfeld to deposit receipt for $20S0 obtain
cd that amount from merchant here to whom it was
consigned for account Of Buterfed On obtaining pos
session OF the money his first move was to employ per-
sons to buy up gold FOR him, icgrdcs Of price paying
az high $40 Mexican the real value being
sl6. In the time exorto camc on for Bcbcr
from Ccral and he is in prison here So far we have
tablshcd against him forgery and robbery and only wait
the result Of post psos at Cedra to establish, If such
be the fact the additional crime OF murder We have SO
far recovered Of Bcbcr for the heirs Of the unfortunate
Dr. Rutterield 1864 in god and two houses In Salinas
on which Beber had bought, paying deposit OF $3.50
in all 81 044 In addition there some animals
two horses and mulefor which the government will
pay and large of surgical and dental Instruments
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MEMOIRS OF RACHEL, by Madame Dc b.;
lvl price 81 ~, o., ,oo,.,a,ns Can,
me states America, their Geogra, ioiuato ,on
paerce, etc by n q. S,uirr; prco 81
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The History tho Third by Jacob Abbo' price 90 con
just aud tor sae al lafioa MAoh' .,
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xxrIscoNsIN AND MINNEsoTA COMMISSION

wv INTELLIGENCE, AND GENERAL LAND AGENCY -GEoRGE
FARSAM Office the Banking House pf
Cole Sumner, Il Co.. Ia, Crosse, Wisconsin
prepared buy sell, give Information with regard 10
G,rs farming lands, either
with money Wisconsin Annesos TO attend TO
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collect rents, &c &c. -
Particular attention given IOANNG MONEY, which guaranty
the or loaned
ana secure twelve cent interest pnd
Wisconsin, and Minnesota Is more
secure the that lands advancing from
o 10 100 Der cent cvey legal Wisconsin, high
~ nor cent and In there usnry law.
Al business inquiry promptly attended TO- and re-
turns ni to part OF The country
Feb 17--CIn sa4i.E efo FfhssAM.
He refers following gentlemen Hon washburne ~ O.
Mineral Point Wis., Randall Madison, Wis., Lieut. Gov
NJ D. Campbell Crosse Wis., Hon d. Hastings Estate treasurer
Rodof (reccivcr u hand cfs IN
Crosse Wis Crosse Wis., Judge LORD, DO
do; Hon Goo Gall ndge Judicial crcuD Galesllc, Wis
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor-atLaw
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Aug l5--nf
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II Is an actual fact which cannot be contdctcl with
any truth that have Wilderness tnnhabitnd ty hl
beings and occupied by the wild beasts Of the abo
iigna forests within five six miles Of Detroit city
Of seventy thousand Inhabitants Ddyoa F,a Pres,
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DRADYS GALLERY 1862 Pennsylvania avenue,
near Seventh street sweeny, ttcniousc Fan Co Is
BANKING BRADY bcgs respectfully 10 inform the public
that worry liberal patronage he has received
opening Photographic Gallery at Washington he WILL con
original Intention during the summer
months
Of artists win be constantly IN attendance to exc
aud ambroyros in the best pobe manner
Prices yanyiag from dollar slrcpypis
The collection of portraits this gallery the
world public inspection every day sun
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Dr. Graham Of New crlcnns who killed Ioring ct the
s. Nicholas hotel in New York city, acw years since,
hns been elected Of the city physcians Of New Or
leans by the common council
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DRIILIANT SCHEMES FOR AUGUST 1853
I'D GREGORY MAURY, Managers Wilmington, Delaware To
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the governor.
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ITHE GREAT WONDER or TnE NrNErEENTI

rINIiE GREAT WONDER OF TIE NINETEENTH
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12
Fighting in Congress

Tho Lecompton Swindle seems to be
bringing "peace" to the country, especially
to the Halls o! Congress. The Argus means
over the disSraceful row" rs i. terms the
fight between Grow and Kei,t, in the House
The Argus should be careful how it talks
abou, its friends. Fighting and brawling,
Is the quintsssencc OF democracy. The cow
ardly, brutal attack upon Sumner, by bury
Brooks, was practical democracy, and 80
was the attack OF bully Keitt upon Grow,
this was only second edition of the same
chapter. The chivalrous Keitt, it seems,
did no. come OF with any thing TO brag OF,
for Nr. Grow, although a man OF much lees
physical strength than Keitt, knd him Quito
cool OF. II the black disunionis,s in the
House, who call themselves democrats, want
% carry their threats into execution. and
illustrate thar principles, by commencing
drunken brAwls and fights in the Halls Of
Legislation, let them try their hand at il,
and SEQ how far they will get. They will
find the Republicans ready to give them
warm reception. We felt proud to sec in
the tclegraphic dispatches. the fact announ-
ccd tha, one of the boys OF Old Oxford
(IIon. T.. d. washburn, Of Illinois,) was
conspicuous in the melee. Such men arc
the boys to send to Congress in these peril
Gus times. We nrver would advise our Re
publican friends in Congress to commence
any personal rencountcr in these Legislative
Halls. but IL they are attacked, why then
fight IKE men, until the brawling towards
who t" begin the play" get enough Of It,.
We know Congressional fights are a dis.
grace to tho country, but they have been in
! times pas. almost Invariably commenced by
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12
Living Member, of the Oxford Bar.

Biography, with Us, was always a favor.
ito study, one in which we always took a
deep interest. In studying the lives aud
characters Of men, we no, only learn some-
thing Of their personal history, bu. the bis.
tory OF events, which transpircd around
them. Tho biography Of a statesman is, to
a certain extent. history Of the times in
which he lived. both being - insepanbly
connected, that neither the biogapher or
historian can draw dividing line, scpara-
ting the one from the other.
We love to read Of men we never saw.
Men, who have lived in the past, warriors,
statesmen, poets and heroes, who have acted
well their part upon the great stage Of lilc,
aud then passed away 10 the spirit land.
BOT we are no less interested in reading
something Of hrHg men, who are now upon
the stage u action, men who ar9 now nov
ms upon the worlds great theatre. These
thoughts have been suggested by the fact
that we have, in cur possession, some dozen
De the same more or less } random " char.
coal sketches" Of living members Of the Ok
ford Bar, written not long since, by a friend,
by way 81 amusement, and to try bis hand
at delinea,ins character, and giving the im-
ascry Of his brain local habittion.
From what We personally know Of the
members Of the Oxford Bar, we believe our
friend has done them no injustice, and that
they will lose nothing in their reputation
as professional men by the publication Of
these sketches. We propose, therefore,
hereafter, at such suitable times as We think
best, to publish portion or the whole Of
them in the Democrat. We deNrc further
to say that no political considerations have
had or will have any thing to 60 with tins
matter. When we speak Of individuals. in
this connection, We speak OF them as nan,
not as politicians, leaving each 10 stand
upon his own chosen political platform
perfectly Free" to form and enjoy his own
opinions.
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Supreme Judicial Court Portland.

Our professional business calls us 20 at
tend the sessions Of the Supreme Judicial
Court in Portland, portion Of the time
during every term. II any one has any
doubts respecting the impraeiicability OF
the &c, merging tho old Court Of Common
Pleas in the supreme Court. we should like
TO have them just call and take a look at
the present docket In Cumberland County.
They will there find over hreirs hrndrtd ae'
tions accumulated on the coatinued docket,
with some six or seven hundred on the new
docket of this term. At tho last term.
Judge Appleton UNDERTOOK to try all the
case, that were on the trial docket, and held
long term FOR this purpose, bat COMPARE
lively speaking, few cases were disposed
Of. Judge Davis Is now engaged in holding
this same court, and by the way, 80 FAR rs
we can learn, prcsiles To the entire satislac'
ton OF the bar. the jurie', parties and wit
ncs.es, and intends 10 continue the term into
March, bat be will be unable to bring down
the docke, to any thing like moderate di.
mansions.
In spite Of the bench and the bar the civil
docke, in Cumberland County has been
steadily increasing in size ever since the abo.
luton Of tho District Court.
As our readers we'll krow, all appealed
cases 20 up into this court and there they
arc merged in with every thing else, four
and siSPcnny cases, stand side with grave
matters Of law and equity involving thou.
sands and tens Of thousands, aud parties
who have their thousands pending have to
wal, week after week with their witnesses
and a,tornies for the disposition Of other
small matters, when neither party, whether
successful or not, can never set enough to
pay their lawyers fees.
We have here been speaking Of Cumbcr.
land County, but what j. true Of things
there. i, true OF other Counties, differing
only lh u'Sten'
As whole. li,is ton costs moro in
Maine than it did when we bad an inter.
mediate court, and parns 10 Hiis. are the
greatest sufferers. One Of the principle rea.
son. used when the old District Court was
abolished in favor Of the change, was that
its abolition would give parties 'Pociy jus.
iicc, but tho practical operation OF the
change has produced only increased delay.
In our own County (0E(ord,) tho people
aro suffering many Of the inconvcnienccs,
that arr now felt by the citizens Of Cumber-
land County. II we are no. greatly mis,a.
ken. we think the time will come when the
people u tins State will b. compelled TO
make a change in our Judiciary system. II
no intermediate court !, hereafter estab-
lishcd. tho present unwieldy system must
DO changed and .implihcd. But more Of this
hereafter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

Dov,rroS yErr. The friend, OF Rev.
Mr.. Bartlett, Of Bridgton, residing at IT.
ram Bridge and vicinity, held a leycc at the
ball OF the Mt. Gutter IIousc, in Hiram. on
Tuesday evening Of last week, for the pur-
pose Of raising funds for the support Of
preaching, at the latter place, where Mr..
II. labon one.fourth Of the time. Noiwith.
standing the inelemency Of the weather, the
people turned out in goodly numbers, aud
came heavily laden. Some twenty we're up
from East Baldwin, bringing with them, as
their share Of the donation mammoth cake,
three feet in length, fourteen inches wide,
and Eve inches deep. THIS cake was dis.
posed Of BY ticket, and some additional pri
yes were offered as an inducemcnt TO pur.
chase tickets. BY some means, which seemed
TO give general satisfaction, the preacher
was made to draw the fret prize. The
members OF the society came together with
a hearty good will, and made the occasion
one Of general enjoyment. The proceeds
amounted to about so. This society now
worship at the Town House, but they are
agitating the question Of erecting new
church. One pember says tina, quantity
OF lumber he has on hand shall either be
put into q meeting house, or rot, and a
similar spirit is eylnccd by Others. They
will, at no distant day, probably carry their
plan into effect.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

CAPITAL SLEiGnrNG. The late fall Of
snow, coming, as it did upon a solid bed OF
ice, has made capital sleighing. The roads
are now trodden so as to give a smooth. hard
bottom, without the pcrplexins "dlPfhHg','
or depth Of snow sufficient to make 1t Diff
cul, for teams to pass each other. With
the mild weather. and warm sun Of the
present month, one can enjoy sleigh ride
, 10 his hearts content.
Lnmbcrmen can get along comfortably
now but the lack of snow has proved a
serious drawback to their operations this
winter.
Since the above was put in type, we have
been visited by another " snow " and gale,
such as have not before been witnessed this
winter; and the capital slcighing," spOk-
en- Of, is for season spoiled.
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sec,ionalism and Meaune4 Of The
Black Democracy in the United
States Senate.

There never was party IN this country
~ full Of meanncss in all itsac,s and doings
ns the black democracy. An honorable act
from that party would be stranger than
miracle. The committees in the Senate are
fixed up in caucus Of democratic blacks,
AMI then carried into that body, where they
60 through the forms Of olecting them. No
one man would ever risk his character and
reputation for fairness and honorable action,
by constituting the committees as they now
are. IL takes the black democrats Of the
Senate, collectively, to oil up such a com.
pound Of meanncss and scctionalism rs is
here exhibited. We took pains TO look into
,hi. matter little in The las, Congress. and
prepared table from the rules and orders
Of the Senate, which we incorporated in our
remarks upon the Presidents Message. As
some OF our readers may no, have seen It we
copy It:
CAau@s- CAnrIssa DsaosrH, ID
Cs-ugi',. f'ou fee J'os' d,rs asi Sguih -.
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PARIS. MAINE, FEB r., 1853.
ruRLlsarp EVERY FRIDAY MORNING ny
VIM. A. PIDGIN & Co.,
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JOHN J.rEnny. Editor.

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the black democracy. That party Is re-
,pon,ible for these rows" II sustained
Brooks, as party, in his murderou' attack
upon Senator Sumner. II is most emphat-
ically border rulIian party, party OF vio-
lence, revelation. fllibustering. piracy and
blood. and is Justly responsible Tor all the
disgrace that follows in It's train.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

A SEw LEcTuRER IN THE FIELD. We sec
1t announced that Hon. Caleb II. Aver,
Secretary Of State under the Wells dynasty,
is to deliver lectSrc on temperance, a, the
North Meeting House, in Porter, on Saiur-
day, 18th inst, at . o'clock, =. NJ.
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NEw JERSEY LEGISLATURE. 7reniOn, ".
J. Feb. 4.-The Kansas resolutions de-
nOuncing the Lecompton Constitution, pass
ed the House this morning by a vote Of 81
10 u.
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KsSs,s. 0iaicul,ie, have again arisen
- foss SCO1E. Tho trOOIs have been or
dersi thi,her.
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