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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-09-10
Railroads.
VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANG NGEMENT.

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANG EMENT.
Cnotoa or nourEs FOR CmoAoo AND rn WEST.
10 ooameHre Monday Mag 10, 1853
TnNtNs goING NonrH Leave Montpelier
,t {l A. NJ, and 4 - D.. M. NAN TRAIN connects
Windsor aud White River junction with trains lcay
ag Boston and Springfield at 7.3l A. NJ, day, and
rln New York ho day previous at 400 r. NJ. leaves
Windsor Mt lbs y. ~, connects at Rousc's Point
most morning with trains ior Montreal the evening,
. O-Icusburth the next A. also with express trains
1r Toronto. Detroit, Chicago, Buffalo Cleveland, St.
louie via either Grand Trunk or New Nork Central
and lake Shore Lines making the shortest, AND best
tluic. 70 thc West
Acct mmodston train connects at Windsor with train
f.t,ir 2 New York at 500 A. a., and At White River
rmar1n with train leaving Boston Rt noon, stop over
nirht 40 Norhhcd, and proceed next morning az 130,
connecting 10 Houses Point with the Errcs Tram for
fIn west.
raAtNs ooiN1 SorrH-Lcavo Montpelier at 1873 A.
SIZE and 9lI p. Mail Train connects 90 Rouse Point
with trains fIon Ogdcusburgh tAr day prc'ioushnc Mon
tr,al thc sanc morning. at Burlington with Champain
Steamers and trains for Troy, Albany aud Saratoga. at
White River Junction with trains ior Boston and Nfc
Iart arriving in Boston at 600 r. n, and in Ncw ORR
at ll.ii r. " 90.
Accommodation Train CONNECTS az Rousc's Point with
t.ans from thc west and Montreal a. burlington with
Champsiu Steamers and tnc Rutland Road stops over
Night At Norhdcd. and connects az White River junction
with train flf Boston, Lowell Worcester, &c, arriving n
Boston atI 21 Pm next day erc than ag other route
Through irkes for Chicago and the west Tor sale at
tae principal stations. ..,,.,,,,,-,>.,, g..
-.en.tf N~t NJ. in 1873
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-09-10
tENTLEMEN THr FALL CAMPA1oN

ENTI.EMEN THE FALL CAMPAIGN
VI MAS OPENED AZ MONrrELlEh
The richest aud most desirable assortment Of IAl-
LORING GOODS ever offered in Vermont, have Just
been received from New York. consisting Of euery ra'fe
IN Of Ocerco1tiags, Broadeioths, lestngs and rant
SBS all offered at very low prices in any quantity or
will be aetured into Garments in any style desred
in a superior manner. - -
Also from one Of the hest Clothing Houses in New
Yn-k an elegant stock Of Fashionable and Seasonable
Ready-made CLOTHING, expressly for the retail trade.
Examination gratis. -
S. c. WOOLSON,
l3 Hubbard Block state Street
05Agent for the sale OF Williams Celebrated Monthly
and semi Annual Bdeta Of hashiOs the only true re-
port for this county
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-09-10

NEW q o o ID r. II r.,
~ DRAPER a ramon, has just returned from
pRO ADCLOTHS. CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
which he will make up in th latest styles and best man
ner a
arnsnts rut for others TO make and warranted 10 ht.
Needles railor's Measures, Crayous, Shirt Bosoius,
Collars aud scotts Reports Of New York Fashions for
sale.
Montpelier, May y, 1855
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-09-10

Annexed is list Of agents receive subscriptions,
.l,ertscmen,s and communications, and acknowledge
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20

THs ). J. CouKT adjourned without day.
on Tuesday afternoon. The civil actions
disposed OF are Of little public public inter.
cst. The chief criminal trial was thar Of
State v. Davis. and resulted in oon'ieting
him Of malicious burning lie was brought
10 f1r sentence on Tuesday. On being ask
ell IL he had anything to say why sentence
should not he passed he declared his limo.
e'nec, and commended himself 10 the mercy
OF the Court. Judge May commented at
somO length upon the enOrmity OF tho Of.
senec with which the prisoner was charged,
aud Tor which the jury had declared that he
was guilty; and expressed bi. conviction
that from the evidences introduced dider.
en-, verdict could not have been found. The
offence was one Of the most heiuous charae-
ter. and one which the statute authorised to
be punished by imprisonment Tor life. In
view OF the anteceden,s OF the man. and the
fact which had Teen made TO appear tina,
the deed was committed under the influence
Of the intoxicating cup; and tho person
whose property was destroyed was, or had
been instrumental in furnishing him strong
drink, he should use the discretion con6ded
in him by the laws, and imposed as the SEN
.spce. "ten years Of hard labor in the State
Prison ut Thomaston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20

T., failed; fer he was continually making
I'uniers. lie then beoame s,rollins play
ar. and. being to worst actor in the CON.
Iluy only revived a Kind OF bread and wa
t.r .alary. On the brcaking Up Of the
,augany. he resolved 10 enlist as a soldier;
lat an unc0nquerablc desire 10 visi, his ma
tive place. and once more behold h,s below
,i Lucy, siezed hin. and be travelled two
hundred miles on foot Tor that purpose.
I.s state Of bis aPparl indaoed him To
a'rrl1n the latter object, and he merely in.
'...,d to pass through the village vi,hou,
,;1e'ns Der or wounding her feelings by
o woeful arrcaance.
,Ho DAY. afterwards. Frank .a,d to La-
.-, When 1 eonIras: wha, have done
v..l what You have done, how Inundated
il.l, You tried to d what yOu SoaId DO
.r, have succeeded. I tried to do what !
.t.I not DO. anI have failed aud deserved
,o tor my ,yrs are open now
% HOPE .r the better, % said Lucy sweet
d. "ycu have pass,J through severe
,5'.s'. butthc experience You have gather
.Tw.l Dc % priceless value to you bercai-
tr."
" M, Lucy dear, that sun-dial teaches a
..' lesson. Isrumb!,l az the slow. mon
u. travelling Of the shadow, without
.kins 10 &, went rouul quicker IL would
that there was confusion and disorder
i., world The Lesson has not been
sic,s. now feel that man should
s,yn, with the station he Is fitted to
-ul never bs tempted from it by any
; entirely unsui,ej 90 h.s habits"
sly dear Frank" said Lucy. archly,
..l h,clme morbid on the subject Of
5vs. You Interpreted ihcir meaning
-'y, cor We all Of US have a shadow.
... B.. Ne only would admit b, perhaps ), Is
. .gour bg.t friends"
when Frank was restored to GONZALES
..rr, ihc good rvcior one VI hts earliest
-.., procured him the situation OF ush.
.a d ueishhorhJr,ng school IL was just
nyu'ut that suited him and be
r ..r ro-r % the highcs; class a. q teach
. Do luc TIM, De married the wisr and
L Ley Dixon, aud the bgncyol5u, rec
f-a.l Do, lady lived long enough o. 49,
F.. lead master Of the very grammar
... uvhIch De bad h,yncJuctt,i, which
,. moe OF the most r.,aiy endowed aai
--.ac iH England.
much "r people doing what they can
... .ai continue o. 90 DO. AND Tor thy,, who
d. What they cannot DO. and, Of
,.r. g.. aud are c1H.yylCatIy s,,crely
.... e.. ;aeir tsmcriry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20

I The semi.annual dividend on the A. & St.
L. r H.. /. aow payable at the CascO Bank,
Portland.
| Al Alton, Ne. on Tuesday Of last week
al a,temp, was made by fellow named
Stearns. to murder Mr.. McCollis,er, by
shooting. Two shots were fred. one o.
which took cacc, in hi- thigh. Mr. MeCOl'
lister lived alone. and was known TO have
$500 in bi. possession.
Alta reeen, target excursion Of the Taun'
ton Guards. the fourth prize was ''hooped
skirt" The successful competitor is not an'
nounccd.
Mr.. Geo. Ross, formerly publisher Of the
Bath Tribune, died in IIamlin city, Kansas,
On the 3O,h Of July, aged 80. He was for
merly connected with the Portland Adycr'
ti.er. and had been In Kansas about two
years. lie was highly esteemed by all who
knew him.
Lord Rothschild took his scat in the En-.
gllsh Parliament. on the 25th day Of July.
lie is the fret Jew ever admitted. lie votes
with the liberals.
Hon. Seth Scammon has been elected, by the
Trustees, Superintendent OF the State Reform
School, to GIL the vacancy occasiOned by Mr..
Lincoln's resignation.
The dwelling house OF Mr.. John Dobbin',
In Pennington was destroyed by fire Sa.ur'
day morning last. Furniture partially
saved. Loss vpriously estimated at from
Eve to eight hundred dollars. Insurance
policy had expired but few days previous.
The Washington States. in giving its
readers an account Of the Kansas election
under the heading A" Against the Con'titu-
tion," puts the returns thus far received :
anu add.. "For the Constitution. the WASH
ington Union"
The Daily Tribune and Tri-weekly Organ
at Bath, have been united. j.. T. Gilman
IL the proprietor, OF the INAUGURATION es-
adjustment.
J.B. Foster. editor OF The lions Advo-
CAFE, wa. elected Professor or Greek and
Latin, at the late meeting Of the Trustees Of
watervilla College. Hon. Mark II. Dun.
nell, OF Norway, Rev. Geo. Knox Of Al.
gusta. and II. ID. Hart Of Portland. were
elected Trustees, to Gil vacancies. The
graduating class. ut the recent commence.
ment numbered 10. Jud.on Wade Shaw Of
PARIS, and Horace II. Marshall Of Hebron
are among the number.
The Philadelphia Press says that the edi'
tor OF the Washington Union would sell his
soul for mess Of pOttage. Ifhe did, says
Prentice, he would cheat the Pottase vondsr
most outrasoously.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20

RroRr CONFINED. The item from the
Boston Journal published last week. seemed
50 inconsistent that we set it down as incor.
rect. A friend from Brownfeld, however,
confirms the report. McLuca' and CON-
panion, both the worse for liquor. a, II 10
supposed. were passing along beside the
ruad. when tho former fell backwards upon
his scytbe. Tho appearances indicate that
the instrument was drawn out lengthwlse,
as 1t was bloody from heel to paint. The
scy,he was thrown into the bushes, and the
wounded man leit lying upon thu furrow,
where tie road had been recently repaired.
by which means the cut was filled with
ground. lie was soon alter discovered. his
Won nds were dressed, and he is now able to
20 out some. As all the cords Of the neck
are severed, an apparatus has been adjusted
to keep the head hack in place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20

a 'sG,o. &c Nsw Orleans True
.s' ,th a,J. crr.r, an extract
-.ls.a- vs....n ly Judge NcAiI.n.
10, Jolly g.h. Goa which bee *
Do, aflsUsc ,aa; ,hs federal p-T-
.a..e .D NaNco.
. .a ue-r,rato battle 5u ,bc ~ OF July.
'..iua, doe Federal troops iost but
H.a, Wilde che church iorrgr bal 500
., ami sou . ,.r.,l iu a body.
$50 .,u4 there W,rc accumulated from
t ga.sas mines. 100000 OF silver
.r, vt.sI could u.s D. transmitted be-
a. ,ae tTo4h.ai state ut the country.
....H-sacs lsJm toe Elp Gr,uts 60 the
.,. r.lre.gn,, the r,actilu.st, 10 var
ana ;aeIip,rlis successful evgrywbrr,
Later ad,,a.s from MrNic, state that
ia; La.lsa bad abandoned the city Of
$3.50 ais, that Gen Moryul had alau-
.mrieo, upon ua,cl city ihs L.lgr-
we've advancing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20

.r Ari'>sic C,uLl TIE HALIFAX pa
..s August n. contain the l,iosiug
.Hra. dispatch from Newfoundland 10
.l &c crr.u1ui., attending ,1g land
.. t.H able
..r cable vac carr. j from The boat
Eutl destination ~ the oEcJr, and
OF Hs Tls-ura squadron. h-,,i,i
,s OT.sina o, G.. ". Field E,g.
alone s,re performer. and spectators
-HH,s 90 triumph, short prayer aud
-up'" bat Impressive wur!s addressed
.. veteran American Chief. Captain
.1 oi t1e Niagara % taoss who bad
. ai' hh1r' Not uniI ". o Lord.
.uu Thee De- aii che glory, alone mark
.. eyyur ~ ! 2. ", salute % one
s,l guns ~. lrvi .rJm u. ~ ship
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
For the O,ford Democrat.
Present Position OF the Black Democ-
racy.

Mn. EproR II have lately been looking
n, the present position Of the black Democ-
rney. and have come 10 the conclusion tina,
IL may h. well illustrated by an atmospheric
phenomena, which is frequently witnessed
in sultry days in summer time. We SEQ a,
times, miniature tornadoes whirling along,
and lining substances into the air TO u great
height and the lighter they are, the quicker
they ri.,. until the force Of the wind is
spent. n these substances fall in q place
where the ground is dry. and they can re-
tain their lightnes.. Their, is hops that they
may not be lost. Do, Il they happen TO fall
in mud puddle, or bog. there they lie until
the water dries away and II they ever rise
again IL isdisigurcd with mud and slime.
But in most cases their doom is fixed for.
ever. Now let Us look a, the black Democ-
ncy, and ask ourselves where they are. -
Down.in the lowest depths Of the frtid lake
which Is the receptacle Of all the corruption,
which is The necessary attendant Of slavery
Here they he, and here they must lie TO
the end of their mortal career, unless a mir
acle Of mercy snatch them from tina, un'
.ccmly place. UNCLE JONATHAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
THE ATLANTIC CABLE WORKING.
TIRsI nEssAGEs.

The Message OF the Queen To the Presi.
den, passed over the Atlantic Cable on Mon.
day, and the reply Of the Pre-iden, was im-
me,liately returned. These dispatches. with
Others, which have been forwarded, We give
below.
THE ouEKS TO TIE PRESIDENT.
To tie Prsudsni of the UHiisd Saiss.
Tie Queen desires TO congratulate the
President upon the successful completion OF
this great international work, in which the
Queen has taken the deepest interest. The
Queen is convinced that the President wall
join with her, in ferven,ly hoping that tho
electric cable, which now connecting Great
Britain with the United States, will prove
an additional link between the nations,
whose friendship is founded upon their COM
mon interest and reciprocal esteem. The
Queen has much pleasure m thus commune.
eating with the President, and renewing TO
him her wishes for the prosperity OF the
United States.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20

'sT J~tpwins some severe comments
il' Washington Union, ~ recent
Nc Dous.ls aid
Lave upt uot,cal iie Washington In
'J,r, a',a.s iAgr- a.,i lpaii,7,. 81 y
r', s.h t,'gr9, lar DO corruption
.lg' a-'a7i %. a7f tis rDy,gp' psV5i-
r,..t IS o,isH1s are s'ss by the men
w. sa.' aD! cou,rol Il. that dtl not
O., u.'t myself IN an expression of my
rHHn "a relation % /, baiire an
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20

Soar. We learn from tho Portsmouth
Ballot. that the demand for soap in that
market, recently has exceeded the supply
It humanely adds, however, that there IL
4 sufficient quantity at the Navy Yard "tO
was all the dirty hunkers till tho close Of
the democratic administration"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
THE QuEES TO TIE PRESIDENT.
TIE PRESIDENTS RKPLY.
WASHINGTON CRY. Aug. l6

NAsHiNGlON NlI1, avg ID.
To Her Majesty, T'aOria. QuoeH Of Great
Britain;
The President cordially reciprocates the
congratulations Of her Majesty the Queen,
on the success Of the great International en-.
enterprise accomplished 10y the science. skill
and indomnltable energy Of the two Conn,
tries. IL isa triumph more glorious be
cause far more useful to mankind than was
ever won by conquerers on the field OF bat
tie. May the Atlantic Telegraph, under
the blessing Of heaven. prove TO DO bond
Of pepetusl peace and friendship between
the kindred nations. and an instrument des'
tined by Divine Providence To diiIuss. relig'
ion. civilization, liberty and law through.
out the world. In this view will not oil
the nations Of Cbristsndom spontaneously
unite in the declaration, that 1t shall be
neutral. and that its Communications shall
shall be held sacred in passing to the places
OF destination. even In the mids, OF hoss'li'
ties
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20

'iuAEr. The Division Of Canadian
o. ~ went into Portland on Wednesday
r az last. ltisa novel sight 70 see a
OIL NY iJrco invade another country on a
.gl err..nd ADD the Portlander., As
usual. we're on the alert to make the most
o. ..s visit. The regiment j. said to BE- a
w.. u1 uuc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20

I..aJe sIys tla, the vote ct -.
e. r.y 1n state Superintendent OF
u.s., week stood provinces, orpo-
'.f.. -arkr, Administration,
-.. up. ~,t'.u majority, 2,lg4. IL
h,. seen thu. 90 Clusres.. bat Tor
cunning Of two Opposition tickets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
ic communication between Grea, Britain
and these COloni,s. ,r,n

TnE MIroR or N. Y. TO THE MAYOR on
LONDON. I congratulate your Lordship
upon the successful laying OF the Atlantic
Cable uniting the continents Of Europe and
America, and the cities Of London and New
York the work OF Great Britain aud the
Uuited States the triumph Of science and
energy over space thus uniting more close.
" the bond, Of peace and commerica' pros.
perity, and introducing an era into the
world. history pregnant with result beyond
the conception Of finite man. To God be
all the praise.
(SigncD ID. T. TInis,
Mayor Of New York City.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
G5e@efora 9emotrat
PARIS. MAINE. AUG. 20. 1883.
ruRLrREp AVERY rNrp,r sORSrSO Hr
VIM. A. PIDGIN & Co.,

r.,u.-.Oa. dollar asd 6ny cee'. s'''cil,
~ ,p,,Sr,, sae dollar sRl s"veai,- live cents
,ibi. ~ n,aath.: two dolhrs At The cod Of the
,s,y. To which M, cents viii te added iol
.,-,, ,esr ~hich ps,meat . dshyed.
~ =. X. Mas, t-uccss-or toN. II. ralner, J
Nsw.r.p-r Ad,sfi,-iag Agsst, No. !, Soolt,'
Ra,Li,ag, Coau street, Rlstns, y autho' 'tei IL
receive ai,sstisraruts l' this PAPER, al the sans
,air. ry,taissd ~ -.
Cy-S VI. p1rrESsILL Co, 10 State St
ns.ion. snd i22 Nassas 81. New Notk, arv ou
ni, ,s,horirs,l ar,nts ", procuring subscriptions
i,rssri,ng advertisements.
- Pa,un@ai be sli ad,srtisemenis - held Il
l.. ine frum the ,ats af the fret issertioa.
- Casnruisie ,i,oa. shoald II Greeted y
'''ihs OAibfd D,moctst," far,s, Me.
Nat ua.l Iah Printing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20

PIcxrocKrrs. People going to Portland,
now.a-day', will do we'll to keep a sharp
lookout for the light.sngered gentry. The
Portland papers have chronicled several in.
stances Of pOeket-picking within u short
time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20

ir.auI. OF Hon. John y Ha,kin. Of
York are O. hold mas. mee,In: in
district on thscI OF SEPTEMBER. Among
expected o. speak, AZ Horace =.
,rs, J. ". Foruey and Henry Winter
- Invitation. viii also Dc addressed
. William II seward, Preston King. CLARK
yHr,nc. and senators Wilson of Mas
Its md Douglas Of Illinois
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
JAMES BUCHANAN.

MESSAGE or SIR EDnrSD Han TO rnE
QuErx. ToHoSro. q. w. Aug. i6-ll
p. n. The Rgh Hon. The Serefary Of
STATE for the Colonies, London England
The Governor General Of British North
America presents his humble duty to the
Queen. and respectfully concratulates Her
Majesty on the completion Of the Telegraph.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20

lHaro is now over so miles Of the Ocean
C.., l,ft on board the Niagara, which will
o. shipped to Ensland irom New York,
"a tlat steamers arrival there
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20

.r, men in West Haven. Conn, have
Rid this saas1n : 900 quarts Of s;ravbsr-
RI upon an acre and quarter Of ground.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
ol.,ed BY airing ,he money irOm tho rroa..

o,a,cd BY taking the money from the Treas
ury.
INT VIC have not vet done with thi. mat
ter. The law provides that "Ths Land
AGENT shall receive an annual salary Of one
thousand dollar. from the State, IN FULL
COMPENSATION FOR ALL HIS SER
VICES"
lame. Walker who va. once bright and
.h,,,pr lich, In the black democracy In Old
Oxford wa. appoiu,ed land avcn, and en-.
,sr.d unon nj. du,ie, March LIST. 1856. For
ten mon,h', service he wa, entitled TO 70.
cci,c nv law ss33 and no more. We have
already shown be wa. Maid sl67, for servi.
~. Uniformed Sy Al, prodoces,or and for
whi.h n. Maid an, of the State Tr asury.
Now will look n little further. and examine
tho :. .c,,lcd accounts" Of thi, Jane.
wa,l.r Toward. the close Of Wells nd.
m,n;.,ra,ion. Mr.. Walker presented claim
%, ia d.,. extra service. NJ $500 p~r
Law ,uo,,,;,, N ESQ and n was ali..red
- L. GJs,,;,, hi.,e,,,imat. duties
-, ,,,,..,.d ., ,.co,n, NJ
-. g. A.. c,,,,,s, Jo,,. "a, -.
80. ~ T,,. =. aha .,rus, NJ 1856
All. ann, int, An. treasury
~. ,...;. ,,o ,.. of
until Decemocr 'oi'o~'hS' n"'"s '"o
this money all this time. But this did not
,,.c.. IL. ,on,;n,. 6,r snoil..-so he pro-
satisfy hts ione'nss 'o' 'Po ~
sentsd q bill OF IL per CENT on "' H'V"
a., .ollsc,i,y. amounting 10 ssT9 SO
and this was diIcirtd and pad. but TINS
''""" p''' NV T..
oil this; pMHo~' p"''r' 'oV"'' T" INV
,.l., ,o..,..io, ol nj. soul. For certain
monies d''ou'Sea ny "" w
another claim amounting !" "V'''' ~" '
strange rs u may 'ee'n' "o'' "e''' '"' ",
council 'Ho''od ana pa'a IT, o"o "''''
think 'ha' '"es' allowance" '''' '
what he was 70 '"cc''o 'y ""' o' ~
'ah'hed eve" james "" "'' "D' -
'"A'' o'' o' 10 p",s,n,o o,
A"oD"""s " '"' 49, - :. WI.
anu 'n'' ''' w"
anu "' ''''"' % r., a,
W ""'' '"''
V - sam
ST., ? ns.,b. I,s.,, 4, ~. s,psi.f,d ie7 90
oSs hast''d HHd Eve day'' extra service so.o
80 M \, 10, .. none, collected SO -
Coami.,,oa on d.bur.cpepI 40 ~
Personal expenses '"'' XVI anu ' ~, :
Total. sn7s 69
,,,..,,,.,,., 40, N
pIaaJ,,,J G,"% N, tre..a, and paid
Ic,Is'Ti, ss''6 81
u.r.w.hav,i,., land ar,p, who wa.
~ I,u .n,,,,,d n ,.co,y, ss3S u" in full
.,nn.,.,,,o, n, ALL nj. service. f." wa.
,a,J sil7e ca. l.inr s33iG so more than
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20

Tor 70. Com. Thomas j. COX was unan
imously elected.
Cousrr CogNrTTE. VIM. X. Klmball
Paris. I.aac Randall. DiIiield, John Walk.
or. lowell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
Democratic Congressional Convention.

Tho Democratic DIs,ric, Convention. as
scmblcd at Paris on Thursday. An organ.
i,a,ion wa. effected by the choice Of
Hon. Philo Clark. Of Turner. President.
II. a. Frye, Bethel, A. S. Thayer. Paris,
=. q. harrington. Lowell, Secretaries.
The ballot for Representatives. Congress,
resulted as follows;
Whole No. Of votes 81
ID. II. Hastings, had IS
Jos. Tobin, had .
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
The Senatorial Convention assembled a.
l2 o'clock.
Hon. Phllo Clark, President.
Geo. r. Gibson. Secretary.
O'Ncii ". Robinson, of Bethel. and Jo'
nas Greene. OF Peru, were nominated by &c
elamation.
CouNrr CONVENTION.
Thi, Convention assembled at o'clock.
Hon. c. 7. Holland. President.
Geo. T.. Gibson. Secretary.
Alyah Black was nominated for Clerk o
Courts, by reclamation.
$. c. Andrews, Esq, declined re.nomi'
nA,iou for Co. Atty. and ballO, for can
didate resulted a. follows;
A. X. Bradley. 81
T. J. Dridgham, i6
For Sheriff,
John g. Gerry, 81
OF. True. 10
Jas. II. farnum,
For Co. Treasurer.
Whole No OF votes, ~
Chas. r. Mellen. had 81
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Tor Representatives. To Congress.
~ DIST. u. T.. SoMES. Biddeiord.
81 Dist. JOHN J. PERRY, Oxford.
81 Dist. EZRA Il. FRENCH Danarisco,ta
jth pi,t. FREEMAN n. MORSE, Baih.
9Th Dist. l. wASHBURN, Jr Orono.
9th pi,t. ). G. FOSTER vt Pembroke.
NOR SENATOR'S,
SAMUEL II. HOLT. Of Turner.
THOMAS MOULrON, Of Porter.
FOR Coasiy Commi'uoEcr,
ELI L. BEAN OF Browudeld.
For County TREASURER.
JOSEPH BARROws OF Hebron.
Far County Aiiprrsy.
WILLIAM WRIT VIRGIN Of Norway.
F,r C'rl Of Couu'.
SIDNEY PEHuiM Of Woodstock.
Pr S,TiT,
JOSEPH E. COLBY % Ruuiorl.