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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

O1TOEp, ss.-ita Courtof Probate held at Par.
u. wiihin and for the COunty Of ONiord on the
81 ruesds, 0f March, 4. ID. lsAs.
I,LARINDA CARLTON, named ENecutrix in
~ a certain Instrument pnrp,riiBg to h. the hst
" 10 and Testament Of Isaac CAELToS. late of
ONlord. IN said County, deceased, having present.
ed the Sans Coz Pc,lale:
Oriusl. That the said ESscutIiS give notice
% al psrspns Interested, by causing copy Of this
order I, BE- published three weeks sacoe'sively ia
The ONfori Dempcrat, printed At Paris, that they
may appe,r al Probate court 10 be hell at Paris,
IN said county. on the third Iuesday 0i May
next, sRe OF the clock ia the forenoon, aud shew
cause, II any they have, Why the said lnsiruneat
should not IL proved, approved. and allowed as
the last VIII aad Testament Of said deceased
THOMAS II. BROWN, J.igs.
A true copy-attesti
DAVID KSArr. R'snu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
sHERIFF's SALE.

oNToHn. ss.--April i7ih. 1853.
TAKEN oa eNecutiun. aad ualess pfs, iously re-.
Il deemed, will be- sold ~ the highest biddet by
pulAie auction, on Tuesday. the 6rt day Of June
next. nj l0-o'clock ~ the forenoon, at the Post
Olice ~ Bethel. 10 ss,i Connty. all the right IN
equity which Chrk :. Eluanls had on the furth
day ~ Nav, 1857. the day when the same wps nj.
hchei 90 the original writ, - redeem certain
piece II modgiged real estate, hing on the moth
side u the rad l'adi'g from Bethel li,ll ~ the
Depot, heiug the .ams that "a described IN mort.
gage deed thee, { from the aid Edwards O. Pins.
pcy l'arnhin, dated April 9Th, 1857, and record.
rd With ONiod Records. houk III, page -. re
ference thereto hcius bad ior more particular de-
scfintioa thereof
~ CT. BLAME, Drru'y sheriff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

O,rnEu, Clritof Probate held 10 Par.
b., aithia AIT Co IN C,ltty IT ONpd, on
th.ttitl Tta. l,y ~ Much. \. u. 1858.
~ a.. HARLOW, n,mrl Executor 81 Y Ger.
IL. pin lp'tuneni purp o. h' tn last
Wa an rr.ttnrnt of AEEAs GiTroEp, Jrr
late OF Cini,u IN s,id C1uity, deceased, having
pres-n,el th, sane ior ruhtir:
OEuEUEp, that laid ESecuinr give noiice
a. all pcr.lns Interested, hy causing copyot thi'
nrlcr 10 d. Published thrrr weeks .ncccssiNely ~
The Otfinl Democrat printed at Paus, that thcy
ma, anpelrat q I'ruhttr Court o. be- held ~ PARIS
IN aid cnnnt, en- the'3i Tuesday Of Nav nest. n,
nine II the clock IN the iircacon, and 'hew cause
irauy the, have why the said ln.tuimci, should
not be- proved, approved, AMI illnwrl az the last
viii auI T,,t.m.nt 1t al deceased.
THOMAS II. BROWN, Jaigs.
A true copy-attrsi;
Dawn KSArP. RsgiHU.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

Mlcuio,N. Nearly complete returns from
the late town elections Ia this State give
the f,llovin. totals, Republican towns,
3l3, Democratic. Isl Uulou Or doubtful
!. The Detroit Free Press admits a Repub-
lean triumph, and charges it to LecomP-
ton. Las, year 6, iva. claimed that ma
jJrity Of the towns went Democratic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

Tur YIyE PEl,mENr Nor DEp. wcarc
srat,dsl :, learn that the report OF the
death Of Wee Pre.il,u, Breckenridge, 70.
ceiycl in this city 10y TELEGRAPH to-day, AMI
Published in the noon cl,tons Of the even
in. papers. has no reliable foundation.
Boston Journal. Monday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

The Tribuu, correspondent says "rhe
present indication, are encouraging f,r the
defeat %, L,clmp,1n. aud the belief is son-
eral that NJ a,c1mmo l,,i1n can be effected
ia the conference. Msssrs. Jones and Pen.
dle,on ar decided IN their expressions in
favor Of aih,r.ns 20 the original ground
taken by the ll,l,', and Mr. English is
equally emphatic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

Sow SrosH. We were vi.ii,l on rua-.
day night AMI wednesday with luii, a snow
storm. son, Eve or SIX incls, OF snow
tell bat !, is disappearing nearly As fast As
Do elme.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

The Bangor Union has read the Augusta
Age out OF the party. 10 this, the Age
submits, aud parts company with it,-ro
psatins uncle Toby's ,alcdictory to the fly :
eco. poor d,rl!-riy should harm tiec'
IT, ,r0rld 4, ,rifs caouch for me and thee ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

\ writer ia q Salem (Or,son) paper este
mates the p'puh,ion OF Oregon Territory a.
follows White inhabitants. 5000. Chi.
n,.e, 5000, c5lor,lp'5ple, 800, total, So
zoo. Number oryJ,,r, estimated AZ Is 200.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
MARRIED

IN Eat Liyrtn.r-. ii,h int W. ia. VI, Low.
OIL. of Gih.ouvilr. Strra Co., Cal, O. Ms. Roth
o.. MILF. ct Yet Li,cIn1rg.
o. Boston. 18Th in.t., W. william x. Richati.
s1u. Of Wu.af,rl o. Mis. Ellbhsth y. Grccus, %.
Nrvtln. Mae.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

Boston issue, l2l piPrrs, with an annual
circulation Of 100000, NV York lui
papers. circulation = 100000, and PhiIa.
dclpha 81 papers, circulation 10000, 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

Prof T. \ Anlrsv', l.. l.. n, autho=
Of a Latin Lexicon AMI Grlmulr, liel a;
DO. rc,il,nc, IN New Britain, Conn. las;
week aecI Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer states tia, although
Col. Benton went through tho usual Tor
maliiics OF making will, he neverthclcs,
died very poor. The creditors OF his estate,
however, are not likely TO press their claims
unrleaSantly, AMI, 1t project on foot in
relation to a certain disposition of his latest
literary hhlrs is successfully carried out,
bis debts will probably b, paid IN full.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

william Cullen Bryant, editor Of the
Eyculus PIst, has been elected Regent Of
the state University, by the legislature Of
New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
Nntirr.

A meeting 81 the oxfird County Temperance
A..ocistis will b. holien at Bryauts Pom. oa
Thursday. April 2g,h, 1858. The Temperance
Sacis,irs throughout the Count, ate requested 10
.enl dslsgstss % this meeting. Al persoR.
f,ien lly 10 the cause arr invited o. H. pteseni.
ALDEN CHASE, Pres,deat.
N. tFTON Serfefary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
DIED

o. this yili,Fr. iglh iust., M.s l.ahoih ;.
J,rksno, asrl - years anl ~ m'lihs.
a. Bfovnfrli, ~ met, Aob, wife ui William
Lane. asrl - $40. Hasten rnper. plra.c cop,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

ONToRp, ss.-Nta court II Probate held At Par.
s,wIthin inl f,r the county oi ONfprd, on the
81 rur.iay IT March. ID. 1853.
ELISHA BARTLETT, named Executor in a
Il certain instrument pitpofting tp lie the lee,
VII and Testament IL JoHN T.. BAHELK, late "i
Newry, ~ aid Couhty, deceased, having present
ell the sane ilr Probate:
ORDERED, That the said Executor give
notice 10 all person, interested, b., causing copy
ofthis order H. be puhli.hcd three weeks success.
yel, in The ONiord Dtmpcrlt, printed at Paris,
that the, may appear alta Probate COuIt 60 u" held
40 Paris. IN said county, on the 81 Tuesday 81
Va, next, AZ . 81 the clock in the forenoon,
ar- shew cause (if any thry have) why the said
Instrument .houd sut h. proved, approved, and
allowed a. the last VIII aud Testament Of said
deceased.
THOMAS II. BROWN, Judge.
A true copy-atlesi;
Dawn kN.PP Rsrisfsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
o,forl Association

win meet ut South Paris. TUESDAY. NAV iiih, at
10 o'cl,ck \. VI. Phn, By M oa Eph. 4, "a.
Greek lc..on Rom. ~. lie. Plans by th,'e
~ho have M other part.
Apul lsh. n. SEWALl, scrile.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

ONToED, ss.-ita Court 1t Probate hell Par.
-. within ald ior tn County oi Oxford. on
ihr 3 Tuesd1, Of March. 4. u. ls5s.
Outhe Foregoing petition
Crfr,d. That the aid petitioner give notice
O. ~ person. interested, BY c,u.inga copy oil this
orierto be publi.hcd three weeks luccessiSel, in
The ONfifd Democrat, pr,ntrd az Paris, that they
iaa, apprarata ProbatecouH 10 b. held at Psris,
he saiI county, on the third TUESDAY Of MAY
next. al nine Of the clock ia the forenoon, AMI
shev cause. ifany they have, Why the same should
not be granted.
THOMAS II. BROWN, Jsdg,
Atrue copy-atiest;
DAVID kVIrr. R,si,iv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
THOMAS II. brown. Li,.
Wv 1-ry n,rnK,.rr. R.,.sr.

ONToEu, ss.--Na court pi Probate bell AZ fat'
b., within tpl lpr The cprniy II ONi'rd, un The
th,rt rar.I1s 81 March. 4 u. lSjs.
S,iRNU u. DuNN, nsm.d ENrcutr,N in Ger.
- tan lu.tuu-nt plr,'ut,ag o. bs the lIsi ~
arl rr.,ms1i ~ ELrEipGE q. DuNN, late II
NprN1y. i1 sii County, deceased, having prc'tni'
e. th. sane Gr Pr,h,t..
O-iusf, That che aid ENc-firiN give notice
a. aI p.rsl1s interested, ~ causing copy
otthi. arirr o. o. prhli.hel three wr-h- .nrce'''
ivel, in rhr OSf,h Democrat, printed at Paris,
that the, nav appear ni Probate ,ourtto b. held
~ Pads. in all cnuui,, on the thiri Tursih, Of
NV next. NJ nine q The clock IN the lore.
up,n. abl .haw cintr, ~ any thrS have, Why The
s,iI Insirtn.nt sliul not i,r pluvek approved,
ant allowed al th. lat VIII ant rrstn'nt ~
aid drrrls-L
THOMAS II. BROWN. Jaig,.
Atrle crpy-aticsi;
Dawn HNArr, R'gisisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

Ist.s Hsa. IaJaa. H. Bro1g, ledge # PSsjais
Es fis CJsaiy y OIigri.
LGERNON :. CHAPMAN, Administrator
Y OF the estate u Grurgr Chapman, late 81
BeIhel, IN sa,i Couny, deceased, respectfully
represents, that the personal cslate Of said d,crss-
cl j. MT sufficient % pay the jest debt. Which be
owel at the time %. h. death, by lhc sum OF ihr.
teen hundred dollars.
louf pslit,oner therefore prsys that your Hon
or would grant him Incense o. cell, al Irublic 90
pf,atr .aic, and oonSey much OF the real estate
of aid decreased, As NAV H. necessary lOi the
l,a,nlent 1T said debts aaI lnc,dsnt,i charges.
ALGEGNON :. CHAPMAN, Admir-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
Nntlcc of rnrccln.nrr.

NI-tlEGEA~, Al.NiN JUphiNS aud JOHN
w VI. GhLllSON, both ct Woodstock, 30 ths
County of uNbr, conveyed O. llouuu g. Ris',
o., their deed ~ mift tgr, lated Oytohef II, 1854,
aaI recorded with OAnfd liec,ui., h'1k lDl, page
"a. CERTAIN lot Of land lsins part ui 100 acre ut
numbered th.uy.twu, in Paris, With hay sccl MILL.
>strr power AMI pu,iiegrs attached thcic,p, ilr
, iluhrf Description ut which, rclrrraoe mas H.
bat tl .ai deed, 60 sscurr the p,yment II crrtain
nltr. thsrrin mentioned. aud whereas, on the 18Th
Oh, Il October, 1851, tAr sai llontio e.. E,ss
c,uyc,ei tn .lil mortgage o. nae, which transfer
d. rr1orici in th, ONprI Registry, bolk O., page,
as ana i56 thu. d. Co give nI,irr, that the conii.
lions in slil mortgage deed have hrrn bTUkcn, aud
that 4 claim = foreclosure fthc sane.
EBENEZER DRAKE.
p,ri. Anil IL Is5s ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

When the Government made private
contrast, a short time since, which WAS lit
de better than an outright grant 20 the con-
tractors, il was though, the height Of folly
was reached but iAo climax Is discovered
in the lac, TIA, tbc supply wagons Tor the
Utah army escorted by L. ;. Troops con-
uin,l one thousand pounds Of powder Tor
the M1rmous
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
uoBENshCK's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills.
REsroRED TO HEALTH,

AFTER ha,n. t,rl everything cNihnt lor L''.r
Cunyi,ipt ,nl D,sp.psN, ii.stsr. which both
,,r,.. isuu f, di.n,irrei coalition OF the bh'od
,n.l 4, gr.ti,r prg,n.. =, o. not deceived by
ou,,L n,,trun., .. ,uu ace h''trniny Yourself .or
rh,Lirrn a. q, s,rl, gave. All 49, c'n"'' be
rursi ull... ,uu make u.r 81 The above rc"sdis''
a. th., have ne,r, iail,i o. cure, 90 matter bow
Ilas .tiuli1g iour ca's may b. ~ how many o'h'
~ insiic,ne. yJa may have u'cd' that have d"ne
,uu no g.,1l. ..
J y. iIobcnncA. rhihdelrhia, Proprietor.
4 ". Aturll. D-rupg Bloch. Market square.
Portland. Gsn~,al Ag,pt Zoe Maine.
SnIIb b., Apres. & Bat--, fari' Il'lli Wm.
Eu.t. ~nsth p.tis. g.. itwu,,I = Co, Backhsld;
,pt ,I.,i.r. 90 n- lit inr ,Srf, s here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
Deyinc,' Compound Pitch Lorcnre,

WARRANTED TO CURE
Coughs. Colds. WiooBiHg Cough, bronchitis,
Group. asthma, and Consumption.
-Vy-S,ll by Doi.s.ts AMI N-rrh,1t. -rprpll,
tbfun-heut the cnuptr,; alsp Nv the Manufacturers,
10. iWil.rn Itr,. li1ston. M,ss. 2u6
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
THE OXFORD DEMO RAT.
N, "a, To-. T1..a, M Brovs, y.d,, ,f pr.sai.

I
frfhs C8ahis ef Orford.
lVllE petition anil Representation Of Levi An
i drew,, Gmudian u Al,in Andrews, Of raris.
10 the County of ON fpr minof respectfully shews.
th, the said minor y s,its add ppsssssed II oer-
tain rcal estate suatsi IA sai Paris. aai desefib.
eli a. f,llows, bsing Que undivided ,etrnth part ol
the ho,-ssieai tam Of David Anlfrws, late 81
p.f,. in aid County dccrascd that siid estate is
unprndacivc Of any leac6t 10 said minor, anl that
viii BE- fur the interest ul said minor that the
! same should h. sold AL the prucesds pot out AMI
I secured GOA interest. lie therefore pr,ys yuu,
/ Honor that be- tuay be authorized aud cmpoVcfcd
ngrrrably 10 law t. eel at paddle or private sale
the above described real estate, such part IL Il
/ a. To- ,our opinion NAV be CNpCiient. Al which
!, respectfully submi,ied. -....--..
/ LEVI ANDREWS.
OXFORD. sat- oourtof Probate heliat Far
/ is,Within aRd lar the count, Of ONiuri, on the
| 81 TUESDAY II March, \. u. ls5S.
| On the peiition Aforesaid, Orivsi, That notice
h. gi,ra to all persons interested b, csa.ug co.
/ Nv IT this petition, with this ofder lhorcon 10
h. published three week. nccc.siye, ~ The
ONilm Dcmicrt, printed m Paris, that they
may appear at Probate Court o. be held at PARIS,
ia aid county, on the third Tuesday Il Nav nat,
At ninr II the clock ~ the forenoon, ADD sheN
cause. II any, why thr PRAYER ol said psiitinn
,hpulI not be granted. Such notice TO l., si'cn
before .sid Court.
\ tus cppN-attcsi;
a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
ADDR BSS
To tho People OF tho United States.
The human system !. infested With 'hrre d''''Sa
kinds of


NAhllfi
The Tap Worm. he Round, Or &omdos
Worm. and .Sai, or Pm Worm,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

A true eOpy-aitesti
DAVID KsArr, R's,hr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23
THOMAS II. BROWN, Judge.

A true copy-atiesi;
Dawn KSlPF. Rsgisis,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-23

4 trlr c'py-atiosi:
Dawn HN,rr, R'gri',.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09
Theatrical snd Musical.

BRoADwAy-The chief artists attached 70 the popular
ticatse vii appear ton ght 10 variety Of astonishing
iehs Tue entertainments are 10 close With the exhooo
o. ysa Anhurzs renowned iellze monsters.
cowEW-1brec very attractive dramas, the Orange
VI Il Venice %" Luc.etia Borgar and the " Gold Hrni
cra" are annouucef Tor representation tonight Tue
~ ncpa characters have teen allotted t0 Messrs Eddy
r. Johnston, Fitzgerald az Cake, aad Misses Grey sad
Ludl0N.
BrrroS's-N- aud Nrs r l. pavenpor, will this even.
ing perform u The psy CELtei Chartys Love Mr..
Bsrtr also srucu-cetto appear n two Of his nntabe
cbrsetets-Joe Blggs, IN Waited, one Thousand MI
HERS" ard Toby Tramp, h " Tie Mummy"
wNtscE's Mir. Bourcicsglts drsma called jessie
Br3Wa or the Relief OF iuokuown continues 10 Afford
both pleas the pubic and profit 10 the matager Il
IL 20 be followed tonight BY he amusing burieta Of the
swiss Swans" AEotaer new piece s IN preparation.
LAURA KEENEs-Nisses Keene, Howard, Marshall and
Wells, and Messrs Daily, Jeterson, Barnett aud others,
have much applause Tor their excellent acting 10 the
favors drama Of "Grern B1sles,' which Is 10 be re-.
tonight
AMERICAN MrsFrw -Ho1rs days. ave weeks, may be
p'eaessy probably speui IN Inspecting the countless
cUriostie3 wth which tbs establishment "a literally
crsE1uec The dramatic selections fer oday consist OF
The los; sou In ;ae afternoon, aud 1.-The Hlnchback'
at nghi.
uSs1RErsy.-Conic and sentimental songs, lively
dances and whimsical buresques the order FOR the
"peter Piper Pepper pOdge" IL the aterpece at Geo
Chrsty Woods and "Thc Hop OF Fashion" at Bryants
AsSAULuNG An AcTRES-Nrs Harriet Reed, belonging
TO Woods theatre In Cincinnati roughly showed out
Of house, By constable named Ryan, on the sth inst
for which be received the following taking 10 and
teace from the Judge before whom the was brought
or yoU," said the Judge, addressing Ryan chad pos
sessed particle Of good breeding or common sense you
would not have been guilty Of this conduct. We shall
make example Of you. We sentence you 10 be COT.
fined In the dung for Eve days. TO be fed bread add
act With some sense snd decency hereafter when your
ofcia business takes you among ladies'"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09

TRADE REPoRTs-THs FINANCIAL CRIsfs-sUGAR
AND CooLIB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or Tue CROPS
OCEAN POSTAL SERVICE.
We have flea Of Maurus papers dated Port Louis
the 9th OF January.
The Casete Of that day contains the following summary
Of news
The European news 10 18th OF November Is far from
being favorable aud the successive falls which have
taken place in the sugar market there have been very
prejudcsl 10 the activity Of transactions here Scarcely
any business operations have been effected snce the ART
val ~ the mail and some OF our planters who would have
realized their produce here had prices been favorable,
have decide upon shipping Il on their account The
only important purchase has been made for Bombay aad
1000 bags Of white vacuum sugar have realized " % Tor
that market
The commercial crisis now prevailing in Europe has
given birth 70 apprehensions which II may be hoped VIII
not be realized for II the latest shipments prove 70 Dc
unfortunate the past will sustain the future aud the high
prices previously obtained, and the profits reanzed by
planters and exporters will reader less violent the Counter
blow which cannot fail 10 reach u.s.
We mentioned our las, overland the abandonment o.
the contract OF our postal service by the Anglo freae
Company and the resolutions hereupon adopted by the
Chamber a Commerce. Since then, the question has
made more than step in advance, and we are enabled
this occasion, 10 remark the unsnimty Of opinion
which has,prevaed amongst all classes as the neccs
sy Of having postal service established on sure aud
The wa Of labor continues 70 be the great sore o. our
agriculture and may hope that the appca
tons which have been addressed this subject 70 The
local government by the Chamber Of Agriculture will be
favoraby received by the Imperial government Laws
we have, true but they work badly, and more pre-
Csc orders must be given 70 the agents in India who
charged with sending 70 planters the these latter
cause 10 be recruited there at their own expense
The crop Is advancing, and although the weather has
been rainy during the ss fortnight sugars continue %
arrive town in fair abundance and IL Just possible
that consequence Of the difficulties Of the moment the
principal warehouses IN town will shortly be filed The
quantity shipped TO this date exceeds 60 $50 TONS dis
tributed amongst the different ports in which staple
meets with market The coming crop far we can
Judge at present promises well We have had no pro-
onged drought Plantations have been gener ally speak
ing extended and, Notwithstanding the borer, and the
scarcity Of labor the planter has an advantageous per
spective provided the different markeh with which We
are connected sustained.
Trade general has been active during the closing days
OF the old year but the position OF business becoming
less favorable large quantity OF articles OF evey de
scrption Ia on hand the OF merchants bound
provisions traders have received extensive sssortments
Of fancy goods and articles OF luxury and some time mpst
ehpse before present supplies can be realized
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09
Marine Cours--Generai Term

Before Hon. Judges Mccarthy, Thompson and Maynard
Corners The Mayor, Sc.Motiou Tor new trial dc.
MED with $40 costs
Smith vs. The Mayor, &c.-Judgment affirmed with
costs.
Hovey vs. Wilson. = TO be deducted from the
Judgment affirmed To the residue without costs 10 either
party.
Won Aux VS.. The Commissioners Of Emigration. -Judg-
ment affirmed with costs.
Connover vs. Holdredge.-Judgmen,a affirmed with costs,
Justice Mccarthy dissenting
Wood vs. Ford Judgment affirmed with costs.
Fredercss VS.. Peyser.-Judgment reversed new trial
ordered costs 10 abide event
Robertson We. The Mayor, &C Judgment affirmed With
coets.
Plateptn VS. The Mayor Sc.--Judgmeu, affirmed with
costs.
Lyles W Baker.--Pspers imperfect; referred back 70
counsel
Dickinson Va. Dodd .-Iudgmen, affirmed with costs.
The Bank OF Albany va. Ch0st-Judgrnent Affirmed With
cests, Justice Mccarthy dissenting.
Brady va HNe -Jusgmen, affirmed with cosi3
Morris ys. fbelps.--Jgiapsui slpsued vsb costa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09

Who introduced tn Camel into the United
States s-Giddoa o ~B1cCaulayS-Mr. Clid-
donss Statement.
10 TUX RDIrOD Or TIKI HERALD.
MsnPms, Tenn, Feb. 81, 1855
In weekly edition of the OH instant nnd q
muncation signed by f. A. NJ, and also commented upon
by you in leader, wherein my tte brother George r.
Gddons right to the title Of having been the first TO sug
ges the introduction OF the camel Of transport
for our western wids is denied him, and complacenty
attributed to the late McCaulay Without contradict
ing the bare possibility Of the latter gentleman having
forwarded elaborate report the of the mel
70 Washington" one point certan-that the special
request OF Colonel Jefferson Davis General Jesup OF
the War Department, my late brother drew up careful
and elaborate report on the subject and esened TO
these two members OF the War Department in October,
1851 Colonel Davis and General esup carried out to the
letter the suggestions made by deceased brother
the entire Of the expedition with two gars
cepton ana not even paying cent for the use OF my
brother 3 information.
work on the subject, wherein, strange to say, my
brothers report was most extensively praed in figures
IS wen as worGs. wne.ner Col DAVIS or Gen Jesup as
may be permitted to "thnk few" My brother never
did. f. NJ can find the report in the War Department,
unless the manuscript, a. we'll its matter, has been
burned by the Hon. Mr. Marsh. In that case, well
authenticated duplicate copy can be seen by applying
eitt Eessrs. j. Iippincott Co publishers Phls-
dephia or to Mr.. f. George Squer agent OF Honduras
Railroad Company, New York. +. A. iurth srmore
discover in the records of the State DEPARTMENT that my
brother received his credentials Consul for Cairo
Egypt in 1888, shortly after Martin Van Burens naugu
reton as President.
Whatever clams-setting aside the camel matter-Mrs.
McCauley may have on the government, | trust she
will be more successful in getting than my
lamepted father. Though he served the Uuned
States gratis during all his appointment, Mr. Consul Gene
raj McCauley had very handsome and ample salary
from the first day o! his appointment until his demise.
Such, f. A. M is the true state "of the introduc
ton Of the camel into this country and had the pot
cal influence requisite, the ready of lobbying in
Washington successfully doubtless Congress might t
award an appropriation to my late brothers. widow
and crippled learning the true circumstances OF The
case; but certes Mrs McCauey have claim on that
score
Dsipterested readers find this subject by
perusing "Intgeaous Races" p 545
WM CIIDDDN