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The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

MoRE PARpoNiSc.-GoI Weller has par
doned Geo E Mas Of San Francisco, couvic.
ted Of drawing deadly weapon. faed sixty
dollars and sentenced to imprisonment until
paid. Merciful J. B. has likewise extended
the time for f. whitehead to leave the State,
he (whitebread) being sick. 1t strikes us
chat the quantity il not the equality" OF
mercy is becoming slightly "strained."
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

ATLANTIC MAp...The regular Atlantic
mail closes at the Post Office this morning at
10 O'Clock. We are however, authorised to
say. that in the event of the Shasta stage
passing in the afternoon. an extra mail bag
will be despatched.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

SrAGE TO ORovILLE Our enterprising
fsllov townsman W. s Dean, will commence
running line Of coaches from this place to
Orosille. % soon a. the snow on the route
dissppears- Il 10 needless to say that THIS
movement will be appreciated by our noun
tain people, who are hcmmed in during the
winter months. without any way OF conven-
isnt esreu. - Pismas Argus.
The Junction road and bridge should De
somulessa 4 = early day IS possible, 50 As
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

MATRIMONIAL WAKFARE.-The Alameda
Gazette and the San Francisco Times have
got into squabble about an abusive notice
In the Times Of newly married couple OF
Alamedans. The Gazette seems to have the
beat Of the fight.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

GoLD ON The SAcRAMENro.--Th Yreka
Chronicle has been informed that rich dig
gings have been found on the Sacramento
River, in the neghborhood Of Soda Springs.
One piece Of gold was found weighing thirty
dollars
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

FIrINo.--Somebody went past our Office
last evening. blowing an octave ffe most Wig
orously to the tune of "Saint Patrick's Day
in the morning" II aqueaked most musi.
cally--in its way--bui needed the company
Of q kettle drum to make its melody more
perfect.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

SLEEr SroRM 1.-The north wind of yes
terday blew up shower of slect, and the
little Jumps Of hardened snow fell in such
quantities that certain fun.lovers gathered
them up by handsful, and had miniature
snow.balling match. The ground was
whitoned for few minutes.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

DISPOSED .oF.--The two Chinese thieves
who we're found guilty before Justice Berry
on Tuesday, Of stealing clothes, were yester-
dry each sentenced to thirty days imprison
ment. or in other words, to work that length
Of time in the chain.gan They are acting
rs members OF that useful body.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

SouNp As A RoAcH.--We noticed little
knot Of earnest takers, day or two since,
discussing the Kansas question. and rs we
passed by them heard one Of the most ear.
nest ofthe speakers declare in very en-
phatio manner, "rm in favor Of sovereign
popularity, lam! His heads right.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

ANOTHER PArKR. The Watch Dog say,
that paper is about to be established in
Sacramento. which will advocate the pru.
ciples Of popular sovereignty and true Do.
mocracy We are glad to hear it.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

LITTLE SNow.-Acceunts from Pitt River
state that but little snow has fallen there
during the present winter The road tc
Yreka Is about being opened.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

Mons DrooINGs. We lears that strat.
rm Of rich dir, has lately been discovered in
the vicinity Of Robinson llilr and Gold Run
It prospects we'll, and exhibits indications oi
being very extensive.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

WANT OwNERs.-There are several pairs
Of pantaloons and other articles Of clothing
in possession Of Justice Berry. which were
taken from the Chinese thieves now on the
chnin gang. Persons having lost any such
goods had better examine this pile of booty.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

FIRE sN SACRAMENTO A building on n
street Sacramento. was burned to the ground
on Monday night IL was the resort for
gang Of thieves. Its value was in the vicin-
itv of $500
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

The MAIL STEAMER.--The Atlantic mai
10 now twenty-five days out from New York
and is fully due. We may expect the steam
Or 1t any hour.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18
San Francisco News.


We coqdense the following San Francisco
items from the Express Of yesterday:
AThe case of Archy was to have been argu-
ed yesterday.
The claim Of Joel s. Pollock to Goat Islau 4
mas been rejected The claim of Manuel
Diaz to land in Sacramento county has also
been rejected.
The case Of Vim. Y. Patch for selling prop
erty for taxes in violation of Injunction has
ended in his discharge.
VIM Phalon who killed Thomas Waters.
has been discharged from custody on his own
recoguizance.
The Whithurst murder case, still on trial
in the fourth District Court
The French war brig. .4icibiade has arri.
we'd in San Francisco; sixteen days from
Honolulu
Frencbman named Pierre Mauiret was
severely injured by the premature discharge
of cannon, which he was firing in honor oi
the opening of the French Hospital. Hi.
hand and arm we're much manged
MARKETs.-Flour, the sales have been
wholly Of jobbing character at previou.
rates.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

woRKISG SLOWLY The Alameda Ga
ze,.e says tbs; the persons engaged in pros
pecting the copper mines. lately discovered
ia that county, are progressing slowly.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

BALED HAY we call attention to the
fact that Mr. J. NJ. Burt sets forth in nnoth.
or column that he has baled hay for sale
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

CHINAMEN B,PrIzsp-A Celestial re
ceived the rite Of baptism. a. the Chapel, il
Sacramento, on Sunday.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

THREATENING The north wind blew
very coldly yesterday. and fears are rea-
sonably entertained that peach and other
fruit trees will suffer from frost
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18
oRoVILLE, THURSDAY. MiRCH IS. 1855.
a,- Mr.. John II. LiIIard /. authorized to

receive bscripti ms AMI collect moneys for the
Daily andTd Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
st distance OBTAIN the paper by furnishing him
with their nanies
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

FIVE MARBLx "A very foe quality Of
marble is found near Columbia, Tuolsmns
County.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

WANTS ENLARGING.-The Insane Hospit-
al at Stockton is now crowded with unfortu.
mates 1t should be enlarged.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

y - ~ - r. u
CAPT WlIITING,... .......Commander
VIII leave Folsom street Wharf, with the United
States Mails, Passengers and Treasure for PANAMA,
On Saturday, March Goth, 1853,
AT O'CLOCK, A. NJ, PuScrUALLy.
Passengers by the p. VI s. Co.'s Line are londed
on their arrival ut Panama, upon the Wharf NJ the
Rail Road Terminus, by the Company's Steam Ferry
Bos. and are transported
By the Panama Railroad COmpany,
Immediately Across the ISrHMUS TO AsPINWALL,
where the steamers of tho U. =. Mail 5 Co are al
ways in readiness to convey them to New Yo!k or
New Orleans.
The Panama Railroad Company. and the u. S Mail
Steamship Company have authorized agents to sell
their Tickets, if desired by holders of Pacific Tick cts
Passengers are notified that all tickets for the stea.
mers of the ). Mail :. 5. Co., must be presented
to their agent at Aspinwa for registry and exchange
as they will not otherwise be available.
. Treasury { shipment will be received on board
the steamer until Il O'Clock, midnight, March 4th.
No merchandise freight will be received ON board
after O'Clock p. NJ March 10Th, and written order
must be procured at tho office for Its shipment
For Freight or Passage, apply to
FORBES & BABCOCK.
Corner of Sacramento and Leidesdorf streets,
San Francisco.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

REFUSED We see that Mr. belongs mo
ton to adjourn the Assembly on St Pat
riok's day was lost
NIpPED IN the BUD.-A bill introduced
by Mr.. Davis of the Assembly, to authorize
miners to hold claims one year by paying a
tax of ten dollars, has been "squashed" as il
deserved to be
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

SIERRA COUNTY I'VE are told by the
Mountain Messenger, that the house of Mr.
Walton at La Porte took fire on Wednesday
last. but was saved from destruction by
prompt exertions.
The Messenger has seen fine specimen
of petrified wood found near Secret Diggings.
man was very seriously hurt at Port
Wine Dggings by falling off high bank
His skull was fractured and one arm was
broken
There is n tunnel at Summit Hill seven
hundred feet in length.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
no lenrlh of be- inaugu.

LEGISLATIVE. The length Of the inaugu-
raj Message is such as 10 crowd out any com-
men, upon that document, and leave MS lit
lie room fog summary Of proceedings. The
legislature was organized by the choice Of
the oikccrs. nominated on Tuesday evening,
as announced In onr last
Ga THURSDAY, the votes fgr Governor wcrc
counted. and on Friday ho took the oath,
and delivered biz address. In the afternoon,
Noah Smith, IT,, was elected Secretary Of
STATE, and Gen. Webster was reelected.
Councillors were chosen. as follows Benz.
Freeman. Bethel. Geo. Pierce, Harrison /.
w. NJ Reed. Bath; u. l.. Mdliken. Wa
tefulle; \. A. Wing, Bangor. VIM. Mcr.
ram, Camden ]. :. Hall, Calais.
In the Senate, on Saturday, Hon. +. l..
Ilamliu announced the death Of Tlou. c. L.
Chandler, Senator elect. Tho Speaker Of
the Hons, announced some Of the Standing
COMMITTEES.
lu Convention, the Councillors were quail
lied. NJ busincs, Of importance has, o..
yet been introduced. We will hereafter
give a seminary ofau ,h,sc proceedings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
opinion, of the Press.

We take rlr,.-rr IN r,,-rring O, che virtue Of
DAVE rsia Ki"-r. w have u.cd Le ar'clr
asI tsuad IL ,sIull,. The al. oi Chi. article boz
Oh, Ua,tsi state. 3. b-,ond ~ prrecirnt. a' thr
lsoAs u the o.-- viii .has. lC.nciau'ii Com.
msrc,ai.
DAVE vcsst,Ll Paia HiIlsr.--wc dr., h'arl
Of tLi. msii,inr daring vi.it Co the New Ens.
lasi states. lui b,iog struck With ihe uo,clp Of
the title. wen, induced o. make some iuquiry about
IL; arI We we've .urrri.cd Co learn tint b, W.
kr1t constantly In ihr bousr. Of ui -, ~ thc in-
hslinut. OF tbc cities auI ,.r,ses where ae stop
rsI. Co o. u.eI in ease. ,f.ulJsn attach. pain,
b.ras. ..,ll.. &c., aal ve heard tspoh'n oi "a
tenn. ,f high concentration, both D., irussi'i'
AMI physicians. lph.h..'rhn E1sle.
P,rry Davis Pain Ki'rr-ltisateal pleasure
20 a. o. speak fayu,,b'y o. ,hl. arisic ha,~n a.
ln,.t uai,e-..l, To- d. good aui safe rcunriy iur
torn. aaI either pain. %, 'be hp'y. Il Is ,airh'.
asr oal, DC ealI. in tbe v,u',f. but Zoe 'ar.ou.
.unrrr complaints. and .h1iI b. i1 every fannie
a.. The ,i.uil,, which demands IL. may come
uaauar,.. IChu,i.an Advocate.
yau,l!r Medicine. The .al Of that fcmafka-
De- ald truly u,'Hab'- preparation. Perry DAVIS
Pain kiIsr, o. c1usJautI, 'ni rapidly increasing
Dur,ag tle past year. The dgmsud ior tbs great
rcreiy has lecn alt s,ihsr uuprccci iisd Scarce
ly q v,,k p,,.ss b.. during which We do not h''r
1t some r,mnrkab., cire having been performed
within The circle of olr acquaintance, by the u'c
OF r,rr DAVIS Pain Killer. prov. Gen. Adv.
I.W.H,v s e.. Portland, and =. J. SniiH
uaUlwru. Whnlss,ls Asruls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
STATE OF MAINE.

CouSrI or oHroHr, -. 10 As SArig q any
CoHaiv ~ or saii Stats. o. snhr q hs D,pR.
ties. GRErrINal
w l. commaul 500 To attach the goods OF
w tate of Crnus n. CooLiuor " pats IN.
known, and CsRLtoS GAunsER IL Buekfsld,
iu the County 81 ON,ord, woman, 10 the vsh'e Il
Thtu. llunircd nolhrs; ard summon the said de-
rn,i1nt, az he ruy b. found IN ynur prccinct,) 10
srrsar l~lire upr lusiircs 81 our Supfeme iudirnl
Couit. next 70 H. holden nj Paris, within and &c
our said Count, Il Oxford, on the sccoad tuesdsy
~ Augu.t, 4. u, 1851. then AMI there w oor said
Cont 10 answer unto benjamin =. Thompson, of
-- IN the Commonwealth 81 Massachusetts, IN
plea of he case Cor that thr said Dclcniants NJ
nuckfrh " said County Il Oxhrl, ON the siSih
d,y ~ Scptcllcr i9 ths wear " orr lord eighteen
huBired and CIV. 10y their promisury uoie OF that
date " them subscribed, ior value rrcfivcd prom
iced che rhniiG o. ny him or he order enc hun.
dred dollar. in one Nclr irom daic and Interest,"
aui the Plaintiff ayers that the said one year -
elapsed, and the roie BE- siill urpiid.
Yet he aid Defendants. ihongh often requested,
hsve not paid s1id sun a. The rainun, lfi neglec,
anl refuse b. ~ Do. To The damage Il The said
plaintiff. a. De- .sys,l the rum II three HUNDRED
dlIars. which shall then and ihere D. made 20 ap-
Peat with other duc Jaulgrs. AVID have you
thrfc this WIT with ,o1r t1l1-. theren.
Witness, JuuN =. TTSNTY, Chief lusticc ~
.iI Court 90 Paris The uinricc1ih day n Jolly, "
the Ncr Of COR Lord uir lhousrnd eight hantrcd
aat hiy-seycn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
A New Enterprise

The establishment Of Shoe Factory in
thi. place, is a prgicg, which has been dis
eus.ed Cor several years past, and several
attempts have bc,n made O. start one. \
shop Wa started about tbrye years oso, bat
H. unfortunate career soon met with an ab-
rupt termination The matter has again
been taken in hand, and has now assumed
a tangible form. Mr.. +. W. Clark OF
this place. aud Mr.. Benjamin Greeley Of
Norway. have formed a co.Iartner,bir. aud
arr fitting up the Croker Store, Tor this
purpose. Their design is O. carry on the
Boot aud Shoe business in an is branches,
giving attention % both custom and sale
work. They will employ from so to 40
workmen. aud will run two or three sewing
rnaehincs. tor stitching, binding, &c. The
Transaction Of such an amount % business
will AID much O. the importance OF our val
lar,. ADD We wish the new company the
bssi Of success. The ladies will fud special
cause for qualification, in the fact that the
sale rooms will Dc Supplied with all kinds
OF custom made laii5s' and misses boois AMI
shoe..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
"paE LAST SUPPER !"

arl viii rusrnt copy ~ II 10 c'cg ihrcr-iol'al
.plsct,brr Zoe lhc Nsas ls5s. II We engraved -
crst ~ o,rr 5000. b, The late cr..aal'l :. l..
Dicl. Gum lhr risiu,l of Raphael Nyrghrn, ai.r'
Ie1nlrlp ~ Vinci. aal j. the largg't steel plate
rn.rar.ug r,rr executed ia The country, lrin,
three timcs che sifc of ,hr ordinary ihrcca.Dlhr
engraving.
ITO drt Impns,ion' Of ,his en'u'io; lrr held
NJ $40. all 10 vac ihc intention oi ihr luir TIA
none oithc engrayings shpuli ever DC Offered 90 a
le.s sum thtu 50. befug rirhly Wouh ihlt amount
Thu. ryc,, thiu,-iolhr ful-culsi viii receive ihe
Magazine p1c Ncsr--chrlp 1t s3-'ai ihl. ra''n'
ensmu1g. .chh worih a. lhus gruin; &C three
dollars. tar vaHc ri ss.
W. shall ,,mmcuoe .uihiay on ihe c0Erl'i1;'
immediately. vt Il can hardly o" expected i'at
,rrrrssilrs IN 1 lr.. plate can o. taken rel iasi
ar ne, viii o. called Or hy snlscr.'fr.. We fhal
Therefore nuisL thcm i1 ihr ofirr ,n which sul'.
scrirtilat lrc received. Those Who desire o. 10.
pm' hrit ,r.rlvin-s early, sol Com che fret im.
pf,. si.u. slar'l scni be ihrir subscriptions With.
ou, l.h The rugnurg can d. cent 90 r1.lsr,
b, rll', o- n ap! other miaurr, as 'uhfc'i1ers
.H.I .H.I.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
ALvAlI BLACK, Clc,k
state Of Maine.
oNroHn. b. surrcnc Jod-c.lI CorTl, "

ONroRu, 80. Suprrmc Judicial Court, NOvcm.
bee Term, lsi5.
All NV it appearing o. The Govt that The said
C,tus N. Coolidge is not On inhlhnHt 81 this
State. and has 80 tenant, agent. Cr attorney there
In. and that be- has M notice Of The rcni,ncN d
THE snii; IL BE- uulcr,l D., the Court that the said
Phintid motif, ths sad Coolidge Of the prniency
~ this su.i. hy causing an aiirsird c'py 81 ih'a
writ. With chi. order of court thcieou. a. H. puh
li.hei three .ve,As succc.siycly be- The OAiird
Democrat, a Aews.1prr pfiHici 40 Plfis in saii
County. the l.t Il said publications To h. thirty
daNs ~ hast before the neat term ui SAID court, o.
le hrI'gi NJ Pare, Aforesaid, on The second Tues
da, III N,rch r-,i. ~ The cni that The aid Cool.
idsr uB, thru anil ihrrc arrtar NJ said Culft, 'rd
shsg c,u.r, % ar, be h,.. Why Julgu'rui should
me- B. icndsrri against him, ani cNecuiioa issunl
go Attest. ALVAII BLACk, Clsrs.
\ true cog, Of Pl,iutd = wrii ani order II court
thereon. Attest ALNtH hLNck, ilr'A.
10 "a. Is.s,sLs 40 J..i,.,s oftis Ssr-ss, J.i,asi
Cru-', n,1i o. is l.lt,a ~ PlHs, t7it.s l9f f.
a. C1aqip ~ Or'rf, r1 a. 80 Iuo4ay q
A.-uii. 4. n. 1851;
IAEOLlNE H. HARMON, 81 Rumiord, ia lhc
Cosut, of ONf.rI. wife ufGiLNAS 4. HAE.
voN parts ulknDvn, woman, respectfully shsvs,
that shr We married 90 tie said G,lnaH I. liar.
.4o, oo the sN,eeuih OLE, Of Jurr. \. u. 1881, a,
grst1p. CrrBi, of ~rfrk lri State Il NvsiChu.
.,tts. ~ the Vcv. Edward T. la,ior; and that
.br ali hcr laid husband livrl t'g,ihrr i1r thr
next rrt,rJi0- Eve yrru aurt al marriage,
that shr has ever brrn tithri O. her m'risgr
covenant. and ohlg tiuns, bot thr saiI Gilman hs-
,r- usl', regardless 81 the sumo, has nry'rrici
ubaU, o. nldl the Uh'y liio1s ol be piu; that be-
Neglected WHOLLY during covrrlurc 70 provide any
home BE- sHfI wife. al.i that shr has bc~n Obliged
Jufios ihe last fsif Ncars 60 lrc upon thc charity
Il hrf fi.nls: that the ,ptl Gilman !. Harmon
Islssrs-oa yi.lsut and uuspy,uuabic temper and
disposition. anl that BIZ cour-c t'wari- her, The
add C,ul,u.. vut ysr, sHr'i,r, - ruich su that
b. fclusutl, threttrfir O. take hrr liis, and ti
make d. strmpt Us aluInlsirlius p'ison o. bee,
the add Caroline aa1 IRON nj. ,ontnual lhue
aBl 30 treatment. h,r health boo become mlgh im'
raifs,l. alI that shr b. u1v vlhgclto tive wun
charity. Whsufrr. ,nur i'Hibnt praNs that ,
divorce from lhs l1nis ul msiTimon, hCIscsn hrr
.ri h-r saiI hu.l,ri isy IT. d-,rrsd d, tho cuir.
th4t che sus i..il Of Amrin josephine ard tan
NruI,. uinn, chiilrtn Of hrrssu ani hct 80,
husband. u.l, De deriytI o. 49, s"i 'n'' s"H
..,h., l-,... ...i uriris nl, b. made y. the cunt
o.. itstic- may require. ...,.,,,,,
CAROLINE ~. HARMON.
IN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
The Great LlbrnrY Oacr.
GENTS GETTING R1cni


The unian ~ Emerson's Magazine AMI ruiu'm's
Monthl,, has givcu o. the consolidated woik cit
cnlation second O. bit one simila, pub'icaiinn IN
the country. end has .oerrd Co i combination
Of lueiary aud artistic talent, pruluh', unrivallci
b, ~, other magazine in lhe world. lluliug The
6f., puih, the ,sir IN the tr,.c aui lru1nd tom
.ui.cr,l.r. exceeded .0Oo copies, ADD The nu'n-
l,rrs aifr,i, i.suei of The consolidated Nork afr
uniyrr,lb coucclcl 90 have suJpasscd, On the
rirhu,.s III their literary contents, ani he beauty
and rrolusc,css Il their pictorial ilnsiriiuns. any
m,rn1iu~ ever before iffuei tom che hm-iic,u
rrrss. Tnc.unrcd by these cSiicpc.s Of favor.
The puilish,t. have determined 10 commence the
new volume inlauuif, with It'll additional liitac-
tiaas. nnl a. oior such Inducements o. suh.criirfs
a. c,nr,i hil 10 phre u. IN circnhiipl' AZ The
head II American magazine. With ihis Wow
the, now rrn1uucc the hl1uing ip'rniil PRO-.
gra.ums. They have rurrhafri thar .np'ib and
rl.tl, strrl u.str engraving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
ORGANIZATION Of the Legislature--Its Of
Ulcers

Tho p7gscut Legislature has Organized,
and 81, the wheels Of government in motion,
with promp,ns.s worthy q comucnda-
uon. This looks like a shor, SESSION, which
i. demanded BY every consideration Of pub
lie policy. In the senate there is but sin.
gle membSr belonging to the opposition.
Hon. suu Sc,NvoN, the gentleman So
lec,ed 20 prc.id, over that body Is every way
worthy OF the high position. lie Is not one
Of your urr hgf republicans, just rushed
into the party, bat an OLD. wcll.iried, con-
s.stcut man,-ono OF the fret who r'udeycd
Efficient aii In forming and coasolidatin;
the Republican party. lis principles arJ
not OF mushroom growth, bat for years
be has bceu known as a consistent friend %!
Freedom and Temperance, anil was willing to
orf when men got moro &c kicks than cop
per. fraaauins ihe right an. battling
the wr1ns.
To, Secretary Of thc senate, Jos. =. lIAtt
Of AroO,took County, Is a s1ntlcmau iu ,he
prime Of lil,. vigorous. honest and faithful
in the d.scbarsa OF an duties entrusted %
his carr. llo i. thc conductor OF a public
press at home, and deserving % public pat
ronars al the hands OF BIS party. lie as
si,tcnt. J,Nrs NJ. Lincoln. % Bath, former
ly represented BIS town ia the lloas, Of
Representatives, and is now editor o. yhe
Sentinel, RsPablieau rapsr, which has
done sooI service Tor the party ia Ola Lin
coin.
In the HOUSE, }. H. pHrrso>p, E.q.. the
Speaker, is a member OF che legal proCcs.
zion, and though a young man, ha, already
inquired a very respectable standing 40 thr
bar. Ne has bad bg, one .aTs experience
in Ihe Il0uss, yet Do appear. perfectly a'
home .n The chair, and has tle elements o.
character which arc uec--sary q mako a
popular presiding orccr.
Gro. " Wugox, Esl., Gle Clerk, r a
member og ite bar in p.1oh,co, County.
4. Clerk % thc h,, Ilaas,, De gave uuiger.
al -ausAcuuu-s5 much Fl, shat Jaerc We
no OPPOSITION DO hi, party O. hi. r,-election.
lie j. an excellent public oGe,r, and roqu.
lar with bis Iariy.
With %, Messenger % tb' IIous., Hon.
h. r. Tuov,s, W, have long bad a personal
acquaintance. Z, las been our fortune %
serve with BIN iu both hrarcht. oCihe Les,
i.laturc. and We Away. lJuEd him true %
bis friends. aud true 90 ibose whom o., -
presented. The fact that De has SERVED ia
hi, rrr>cut capacity for the period Of seven
Year.. D. tLc bsst evidence % bis honesty and
hitblulncss as a public servant.
In the senate there are larss number cd
talented. working member large maior.
iiy who hay, had experience as Legislators,
either IN th, Senat, OF IIou-s. or both. Ia
the House there Is bat a -parcc sprink.
ling OF old members, yet We seldom ever saw
NOR iutellIs cut, better looking s', Of mon
In :hat old Hall
Our prcscnt classification Of Representa-
tive District, ro,r',, men oct and IN, quite
A. often a. is Tor the best in'ercs, OF The
state. Every successive House is, eomraF-
atiycly .psakins. made up OF a now 30 OF
members. This is necessary result Of our
rrcs.nt representative ,y,;rm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
,rATrNG NrawRN. !

The su--css which our agents arr meeting with
D. alnl.t astonishing. Among thr riiul cyi icnce.
81 hi. Grt. We present the following from one ol
or a scuis alrcad, IN The held:
81 have now hecn ai work auyssin, on your
Magilins ulr week. and am delighted with the
hu.iur.f. n b. different from cUu,assins Coz lny.
thins I.a ete, tried. ! am firs 60 reta sulscfi-
Ter On every f,4,iiy where thr, ctn rake together
three J.llfs. | am uU',r received with iniihrT.
encr alyvacr', i1r toe h.st tAng do b. 10 unrull
INV rngiaying before l o. au,lai, know what !
an, alice, aui ihu. | g,t lhru interested lIeinr'
the, know vhsta spirljG u'.t / nm goiHg io
make ihen. Sometimes thry p.k f1y price hr tho
engraving, aui irll them i've DOLLAR; and when
offer lA.'n ihr eHga,ing and M,r'rine one year
fnr thr,e dolll. they arc perfect, astonIshcd. !
lid n1t get TO going well ior The hr.' two 90 three
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-15
witness, p.P. Srowrtt
stntc OF Mninc.

ONrpHp,ss Suruu. JaI.ral Count, NOvsm-
ler Tern. isjs.
n r. ordered D., ths Court that thr aid Label
,ut ust,i, th- .aiI gs,p,aisat 81 lh- pcad,l Of
hls sut. b, causing sn stir.iri COPS 90 this Libel,
With tbs osIrr Of court thrrcpn, o. BE- puhl,shri
,hr-r week. surrr..iyely IN The oN"tl prtnp.
crlt. Il newspaper printed at i'',s Doc saiI county ,
The h.t Of .tiI plhlritilas o. ''- thui, di,s ai
a.t -ilt- the urNt trnn ut s'il court o. d. hold,
IN az PARIS, aiorrsaid, un che s'-'nd Iu.siiN u
Mach nrNi. Q, ths snl thu ilc Respondent m'y
thrr and thery appslr 90 aid Csln, hni show
rar.r. n an, b. hls. WAY thr pnyrr u shlJ lt'"l
sh.ul not d. granted
Auc.t. ALyAU BLACK. Cirtk.
\ time copy oi che origiHa Libel ani Order oi
80 Attest. ALvNu BLACK, CLERK.