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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue az a ndtoni xponAN directed and
ID delivered from the honorable Circuit Court Of Da-
yidson county, Tenn, at Is January term 1852 viii
expose 70 public sale 20 the highest bidder for cash
II the court house yard gate In the city Of Nashville
on SATURDAY, THE 23RD DAY or APRIL. 1852
all the right, tile claim Interest aud estate which
Henry kubley then d or may have since acquired
In and % the following described Lot Of Ground ait
aated Ia Davidson county and State TOnnessee "a
being lot No 70 IN D. Mc4yock's plan Of Iots sd-
Joining Nashville commencing Al 4 stake on Summer
street the corner OF Lot No IL running thence along
Summer street ninety i've feet the corner OF Lot
No. 60 thence at right angles hnndred and eighty
Que ola feet 20 stake, thence right angles with
The line Of Lot No. 81 ninety ave feet 60 a stake.
thence a. right angles ione hundred and eighty one
o-l2 feet o. the beginning. Dor ether particulars
reference made q estration % deed 10 the Regis
Ter s ofnce OF uavidsn county Book No. is, pages
81 and S7s, 6e being levied the property %
Henry kObiey, % satisfy jndgms rendered in ia
yer q Jacob heGsyocE against Henry Kubley and
John Manned March 2Ist, 1859.
J. N. HINTON, sheriff
mAr@2-td BY T. a. DkAkE. D. sheriff
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lEENSCEAs1I4A. FENVON.
Teacher of Violin and Guitar.

rOURSE Of twelve lessons on the Violin, sl2 90
~ - - Guitar, 10 90
Ladies attended at their residences. Gentlemen at
his room, Union and American Building, where orders
may be LETT; also, at either Of the Music stores.
lnar2T-lW<
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CITY Lots for Sale.

WE VA sssl lew If e.ss. or ca reasonable tins,
w the foslasing aennpgOxea Ists a Aashx liie ,
to-~fis Nss - and "a Ioha froes plan q hts 90
the Northeast esrusf a. e.slisge and feusambssnx
streets, fGof q - feet sad ruatil back hail ssy
10 Market 80 Get. and ~ 90 tssFne Flsn1 chefry
street, bets ca iTosd ADD iessa A brane street. 30
lest .ront, rahn,ns back half aAy 10 Cailage q
ti.sss ls Tree froaa t4Ses, aud are sEe~ns rap,
Idly ia value.
iaArIa-im ER GLAscocK a co
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Weekly Rank Statement

NEW YORK. March 2S.--Incrcase in loans
100000; Increase in specie Sl39, 900; in
crease in circulation 900; decrease in
deposits 9S. 900.
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pp Gelearapb.
From WashIngton.

WASHINGTON, March 29.-It is not credited
that any flibustering expedition is ready to
start for Cuba as recently reported.
The project submitted by the French to the
British Government, merely proposes friend
ly visitation where there is good cause for
suspicion, that vessel is a SLAYER. @
The Government is about interfering to
prevent bringing slaves to the Southern ports
of this country. SO
Don Fizdrro has been received as Minister
from Peru
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River News.

NEW YORK. March % The steamer
Granada has arrived with 81 900 900 Ire assure.
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MEMPHIS, March 29.-During the heavy
torn last evening the steamer Maria DEM
* lost her chimneys and part of her upper
forks near Island 40. The wind and hail
lone considerable damage in this city.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-30

Gs- We had the pleasure yesterday of
call ON J. 5. NEBLETT, Esq, Of the Clarks-
Vile Chrossicle.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-30

SUGAR.-There has been good demand to day
with sales of 1900 to POGO hhds full prices without
any quotabe alteration. Fair fully fair ranging at
90 &c. q fb.
MOLASSES.-Market heavy. Some 1900 bbls have
been sold at 27929 and Boo for inferior and fer
nentlng and sic. for prime lots, with soc half hbs.
at 3'-a935c. q gallon according TO quality.
TOBAGCO.-We hear of about $50 hhds. sold in
GLIDING ll2 and - at, and II fine old crop at loo
BORN IT,. -. ...- am oooo
YLOUR-fhe market continues duh. Sales 1000
bbls of which $50 unbranded and 1000 superfine IN
two lots, all on private terms; 3S5 superfine hree
lots at 50; 100 fancy SO y and 225 low extra In
diana AT Sc rs q ID.
CORN-Priccs have given way about SC with sales
OF $500 sales, mostly white and mixed, in twelve
lots, all at 90c. q bushe
BACON--Sales of q casks Shoulders in two
three lots at and 10 Of ribbed Sides at 95! p ID
LARD.-We notice sales Of Us tierces prim, al
u q amp 27l and 1000 kegs at l22<c., 2 ID
OOFFEE.-Saies confined to l04 bags at 10 &c; 325
AT lie, and so at IL &c, p ID
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Col. Lockridge,s Expedition.

New ORLEANS. March 2S.-Col. Lockridge
has returned from Texas, where he is organ
izin2 his Southern and Western Arizonia En-
igrant Expedition, TO start about the middle
Of April.
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Arrived.

New YORK. March 29-Gen Walker sale
for California in the Golden Age.
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ID y ~ u n - .

~ ~ m N N -
NIE have beautiful collection Of OF Dahlia roots
w OF the first quality and the most brilliant col
-prs. For three dollars We will furnish one dozen
every one Of a different color
GARDENING TOOLS OF every kind for the use OF
iddy amateurs and practical gardeners.
800 CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS, from 5 10 rs cents a
'aper, all from Bliss's Nurseries
PUMFS.-We have Just received fun assortment
Cowlng 5 Pumps, all of which we warrant and vii
sell a shade lower than the market price.
COAL Ou--Our lamps known TO bc of the
simplest and best construction and our oil pure and
from all offensive odor.
PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE.-We have grea,
variety of patterns of Casters Spoons Forks Guns
Coffee Pots, Urns, Ladies', &c, sc.
mar22 MACK FNZIE 4 MINCTIIN
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MONETARY AND FINANCIAL.

NEW ORLEANS, March "a, p. M.-The market has
presented no prominent feature of interest day.
Business was toerably active in all the leading de-
partments though necessarily the progress
es there are casual symptoms of a falling of. In
money matters We have no change to note. Prime
readily placed at s, though good names be found
at and sometimes g. But the general features Of
OF ease and abundance continue in undiminished
force, and there is no immediate promise Of an adj
verse change.
Stocks firm, but the rates asked are so high as
To check transactions. Canal Bank has been sold
the advanced figure of 1881, Crescent City at los 4,
Bank Of New Orleans at 1867 and Bar OF Louisiana
at III.
Exchange was again quite stiff on all points. Sier-
ling ranges from 10991091l, and Bill OF lading drafts
1855 9lOSZ- Francs 81. u 1z95f. 165<. New York
sky days lI4C0l1z q CT. discount. SIGHT pare a p
discount
NEW ORLEANS, March PAP. M.-C0TT0N-0pera-
tons have been somewhat checked to-day by ad-
vanced claims the of the factors but the sales
amount to about 10 600 bales Prices generally have
been very full, and we advance our outside figures
for Middlng &c q IL
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frxwe HlNnRED ACRES q excellent bet -
1 "a Lad ssrsrier sss Cor any sind q
ASH "a shs yhsse-.l. eteeesy House = -
nrlkfl. HooftR O..
Aas-n- kss- &Dd A-rksf ssrest
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Shelton's Marble Worksi

Church street. next door CorneIus's Cabinet shon
Nashville, Tenn.
VIE undersigned would inform his friends 49,
Il and the public generally that he will con NWN1
unue the MARBLE BUSINESS in this cay, at NmlHk
hrs shop, next door 20 Cornelius's Cabinet ct-n&o
shop, on Church Street, ami calls attention To w
the stock Of
Marble Monuments, TOmbs, etc.
winch he has on exhibition and for sale embracine n
great variety, finished IN the most superb manncrI
ne Is prepared Ia manufacture the shortest notee
Tar BIZ IN antels o.; and every description Ok
Marble work. OF the finest American and TtnI-
an Marble HIS work WILL a heretofore, be war,
-Anted and his prices To suit the times
lahs-u n. l.. SHELTON
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Jury in Day. Case disagreed.
Enects of the STORM az uemnbts.

Sr LOUIS, March 29.-The Jury in the case
of Day under trial at St. Josephs disagreed.
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For Sale

M no wants a good Cook, Washer and IroperY
w have a woman with very likely grl children
me years old, the other years old who Is good
cook, washer and iToner, that will sell on very rea
s"hhoie terms. Apply 10 r. :. HAWKINS,
maro-u g NJ Agent, No. is CedAr ST.
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Nome AGaini

AIR. LARCOMBE desiFss 70 iaferm his
WI fFirneKand tks pabls genersliy that he has
tarned frca hir Northerp tour ,khd ready - open
The fall campaign.
Fully posted m slirecent mpyovenentfte fhete-
gr4Fhic hanipui4tionFcly ma beretcforr. solely
aean tAs sssrsfs oT his pietuFes aud tetermtued
spare e1ortte please he con adeaty invtes IAose
aho have new gwen him lair u4u % 90
lEdirs gii'~- he pFesrEt rooEas tes conFe-
ssently ans f'sEszntiy ieeAted - any n he cty,
krrrF ssrs ,esnsF efrnAsn s-pxet-s
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River and Steamboat News.
ARRIVED.
March 2S.-J. G.. Cline, Memphis.
Tempest Louisville.
DEPARTED.
JIG. Cline, Memphis.
Tempest, Louisville.

The river is falling with 81 feet water on
thu Shoals.
The Caba departs toby for Paducah,
where she connects with packets for st. Louis,
Memphis and l. ,uisvile.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19
Hon Emsr,oa E,hsriire

IL is with peculiar satisfaction tha, we
hail the return Of tn. cyn,lsman 90 the
Hoass from the State Of tennessee. lie was
. member Of the asa Copcrr-, and voted
against the Nehra.ka hill and after So
we're struggle ~As again returned 10 the
Hruse In the early part " the 81 srs'iun
OF the 3l,h Congress be offered the follow
ibg resolution:
"Rsiolrs9. rha; thi. House Of Rsrre-en.
tatiyys regard al suggestions and prpusi.
tiuns ~ every kind. nv whums'eyer made,
for q revival ~ the African slave trade. as
shocking % the moral Sentiment u the en-
lightcn-d portion Of Mankind, and that any
action on the part OF Congress cUnniving az
or lrgaliiiDs that horrii and inhuman traf.
&c, Would mstly suhi.ct the Gpycrt ment and
ei.isrns Of the United S.atc- 10 the rrproarh
and eIrcration of al civiliS-l and Christian
people throughout the world
Upon this resolution be made one Of the
mott eloquent. truthful speeches 10 which
we ever lis,-oed. Upon the frr-catinc de-
mOcr.cy be Was awiully severe. and well DO
We remember the writh,nc Of the leader. Of
that party. under hi. well directed bloss.
In the next youtc,, in hs district, he Wa
beai~n by a small majuri,y; hut 10 the late
conflict h. cune- out victorious.
Mr.. E,herdse i yet, comparatively, a
young man, in the prime Of lie. Possesses .
remarkable fund of genial ,1od nature, and
personally cannot fail o. h. avorite in the
social circle A.ap,li'ican be stands up
on the old ground. one irui Nv such south
srn men q. Jefferson AMI Mad,son.-so Tar
as the slavery question j. concerned. A. a
forensic drhatsr he will have iew superiors
in the mex, ll,u-c. Fur keen wit. pungent
satire and whitening sarcasu,. be stands an.
rivalled; and Yet there - smooth un-
der current Of good nature running
through all bis speeches, that relieves them
Of everything personally offensive.
Mr. E,heridse !. one Of the few men in
the Siu,h who stand up for the cons'iiu.
iiOnal rights Of the North; and hi. election
TO the House can but De a source Of gratis.
cation not only 10 his personal friends. bu,
20 every friend Of the union either North or
South.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19

"IlUBB,Rp's The quietnes' and elegant
fitting up Of the new house. which for the
wan, Of distinctive name, will probably
be known by the one at the beginning OF
Is item have been duly appreciated du-
ring the late term Of Court. Members Of
the har. who have heretofore been rather
an1iou. to close up their business and &c,
away, this summer have brought their Ia.
dies, and thus mingled business with pleas.
ure. Persons engaging rooms a, " Hub.
bard's," will be sure Of polite attention,
good company, qoie, home. aud the bes'
Of fare. The house is only open during
terms OF Court, and for the aecommo iation
Of bOarders who may wish to spend shOr,
time in the country during the summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19
From the Mississippian.
Progress ofthe Movement

There I. no doubt but the movement in
favor Of rcopening the Afric'n slave trade.
predicated. as II i', upon the actual nec',.
stiles Of the South. and the .ounde.t poliu.
cal philosophy, I. progressing 9Th unpinl.
lsled rapidiiy. The following is from he
Marion (Ala) Commonwealth.
Tue SLAVE TR.pE. We have recently
allotted much space to this great and grow.
ing discussion. in order that the people m,y
h. informed of what the leading mind. Of
the South think about IL. IL Is compare.
lively Ia new question, and one upon which,
from the nature Of the case, there is ercl.
diversity Of opInion, even among the trus'.
Southerners. We. however, witness the
strongest indications throughout the South
ola wonderfully increasing sentiment In "a
vor Of re-opcning this trade with Africa.
And We believe that investigation. free from
tho irritating Influences Of partlnn'hiP,
will speedily produce nearer unanlmIty for
the trade than has usually been witnessed
upon questions Of public policy among
Southern people. inSc,i me frais ''enI al.
r,oJy 10 h practically rcopened, ard going o.
eovn'hingiy, despite the ooH'iiiriioHai aHdr,.
ariciir, id,Ss wppre''iHg u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19

PrEsoS,t The brothers, Hon. Elihh l..
and Hannibal IIamlin, were IN town, on a
visit. last week. On Saturday, all the
member. Of the family, now livirg. Assem-
blsd a, the homestead.
Rev. Mr.. Ballou. pastor Of the Univer.
sails, church in Augusta, preached in the
Cour: House, in this village, on Sunday
last,
Rev. G. W Bartlett, pastor Of Christ
Church. and Gardner vose. son Of Hon. II,
II. vose, Of Augusta, made shor, stops in
our village last week. on an equestrian tout
10 the Mountains They passed up the line
oithe railroad to Gorham. proceeding ,h'nc,
to CONWAY. and returned by way Of Frye
burg. They were highly pleased with the
scenery % Old Oxford" Both horsemsr
and horses bore ample evidence Of fatigue
on their return.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19

Of delegates present Is one hundred and
twenty-four. representing thirty-iOur towns
and plantations. Tho repOr, was accepted.
The delegates to the Senatorial ConVen-
ton are the zane rs 10 the County Conyen-
ton. with the following exceptions
BofhsE-E. NJ. Carter. I. &. kimhall. y.
Burnham. A. Young. ID. i. Brown Almon
I Twitchcll, A. +. Beittie.
Cdnion--J ID. Hodge. Z. Leonard Hoo
ratio Austin. II. Ripley.
I Greenrood--Jo.iah Small. Dan'l G. Yer.
/ rill. T. VI. Yeats.
( Tsraer-C. r. Richardson. IT,. Mellen
\ French. r. Bradford. y. Irish. job Prince,
Il. I. Hood. q. VI willard. Calvin House.
! Lirermore-S. u. Washburn. Asa Fuller,
s,ephen L-avitt. I.aac william. o. Rollins.
observation-disclosures Il. Hall. SAINT a. Nil.
Ter. Dan1 Plummer. y. & Watson.
Nor,ray--Sam'l Cobb. X. Young. Saml
Foster. T.. l.. knight, A. T. Holt, William
Crockett.
/ Hram-Jordap + Moulton. s D. wad--
worth. VIM. q. Spring. Andrew II. Buck
nell.
AiJo-y-J. II. Lovcjoy, J. A'pin.all, j.
Dresser.
Ivood,toet-C. D. Fi-ke,t, J. Perham,
| d. Perkins. u. Curtis. ID.
RyB,Cord-J W. Elliott. A. Lui kin. w.
X. Moore. J. Thompson. Henry Abbott, Jr.'
y firnum.
sOn motion Of Mr.. Hobbs OF Lowell, Hon.
Samuel n. IIol, of Turner, and Hon. Thorn
as Moulton Of Porter, were nominated by
reclamation, rs candidate. TO he supported
for Senators by the Republicans OF the 18th
Senatorial District, at the ensuing election.
The committee on resolutions appointed
/ in the County Convention, reported through
Mr.. IIohb-. the following resolutions
Re,olr,d, That the Republicans Of Oxford
! County are now. ~ ever, arraycd upon the
principles laid down m the Philadelphia
I Platform Of 1856. and give their cordial and
earnest APPRECIATION 10 the Resolutions OF
/ the last State Convention.
R,,oir,d. That We are enlisted for life in
I the war against slavery and it, unscrupn-
: lou. ally. modern Democracy and until
our principles are victorious, we will sleep
only with the harness on.
| Rssoir,d. That the idea cnunciatcd by the
I nominee Of the democratic convention nj
Bangor. aud rc-cchocd at the Paris Hill
/ CONVENTION on the 18th Of July. that the Re
publican party have proved themselves in
competent 10 manage the Affairs Of the
: tate, sAycRs ~ ANCiENT fEDERAL AEisroc-
RAcr. which always drtrusted the abil.
ity uf the people for -rlfgo,crnment
/ Re,oir,d, That W. hold with jefferson,
the Apostle OF Liberty. that "all men are
created equal" and that the people are hon.
Get and capable.
\ R,solr,d. That we have full and entire
confidence in the integrity, patriotism and
ability of our standard bearer. the Hon.
lat a. Morrill,. and that we will give him
our hearty support.
Rr,oir,d, That we unanimously endorsc
the nomipaton. this day made, for senate
rial and County officers, and pledge our uni
tel effort To secure their triumphant cleo
ton.
which were unanimously adopted.
On motion OF Mr. Cushman, Of Sumner,
the Convention adjourned.
]. u. MARROW, Chairman.
GEORGE g. Sricr, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19
Thirteenth Senatorial Convention.
W. II. LArn.x, Secretary.

The Convention assembled in Aeaden ,
Hall at South Paris, according to call. aud
was called to order by Hon. Z. W Wood.
bury. Chairman Of the Senatorial Commit
tee, on whose motion j. u Marrow Of Dix
field, was chosen temporary Chairman. and
George g. Stacy. Secretary.
On motion OF Hon T.. N. Carter OF Beth
el, +. II. Carter, @. ID. Pickett. B.wsbber'
Lewis Bisbee, and 0risa Rollins. were ap-
pointed committee on credentials.
During the absence Of the COMMITTEES. re-
marks were made by Hon. job Prince oil
Turner, and Samuel A. Miller Of Water
ford.
The committee on credentials reported
through Mr.. Carter, that the whole number
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19

FrE DAYS L,rrR IRON EuRorE. Steam.
er City Of Baltimore arrived at New York,
Monday evening. She lefi Liverpool On ii,
81 and Queer stuwn on the ith
The following is the latest intelli:ene,
ielsgrsphed from London to Queenstown
LoSpoS. ltb. The Paris pair,e Of last
evening say. I, i. asserted that snip. of d.
vision Fourichoc. the armament OF which
ba. jus, been completed. at present. are to
10 placed in pied deck commission. Ii,
also reported tha, the same order applir' to
four frigatcs and four vessels II the 'qaal.
ron II Admiral Buet vlllanuevo.
Tho squadron Of the Airla,ii had entered
Toulon.
MARsuLLEs. 81. French troops are con.
s,an,ly arriving in our port from Italy.
Martial Canrobet !, expected here short.
ly. The Ambassador Of Prussia ha, olsen.
barked.
Advice. received from Constantinople state
tina. the Sultan. now on hi. journey through
the Pr ovinees will proceed as Tar as Grac-
cha.
Letter, received announce that the Car
/. about TO undertake journey 70 the
Pressc de Orient-hi. MAJESTY will be j9in.
ed by Prince De Comma.
TuRlN. Aug. 3. To-day the funeral riie'
Of the French and Sandman soldiers, who
have fallen Tor the cause Of Iia.y were per.
formed
. P,Rn Aug. 3. Tho army confines IL
passage through Turin Tor Paris and Is e''
orywhere greeted with accllma,ion.
BoLOGx,. -. The Sandman Commission
ers have committed their authority to The
minister Col. Grant,, who has convoked the
national assembly.
The Marquis do AIeglio has issusl 4
proclamation announcing his recall, com
mandrng the people to roman tranquil,
and promising in the name Of Victor En'n'
uel TO employ every possible means to OBJ
tain the concurrence Of the European G'''
eminent, Tor accomplishing their just aai
reasonable wishes Perfect order prevailed.
The abundance Of money IN Germany i
remarked, the rate OF discount, At Frankfort
fallen to 5 II and S IL per cent.
The threatened strike 10 the building
trade becomes more serious every hour
Determination Of masters 10 shut up their
establishment. against those WI, acici 10
combination ha. been followed by lIyle
Park meeting. a. which some thousands VI
workmen were present, and many speeches
were made Of an uncomproml'lng character
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19
Judge Kent.

At the late Angus, term Of the supreme
Court in this County. which has just clos
ed. Jadso Kent, recently appointed to the
bench. PRESIDED. We believe we are bot
expressing the united sentiments Of the bar,
the jurOrs, parties, witnesses, and az whose
dHtie. connected them in any way with the
Cour, jus, closed, when We cay Judge Ken,
gave universal satisfaction. lis eminent
legal attachments, his past extensive prac-
tieo at the bar, ripe Judgment and mature
years. all combine eminently 10 qualify him
for the high position. His kindness Of heart,
patience and grntlrmanly bearing towards
The bar and others connected with Court
duties, can but command corresponding
feelings OF respect from all.
Judge Kent well understands what belong.
10 the oeneh-to administer the iar and
leave the fadi' 10 the jury. His charge. to
the jury were models la lrgal Jurisprudence.
In committing cause to a jury, he never
travels out Of the record, 10 intimate las
opinions to the prcjudies Of one party or the
Other. bu, imPartially eIPounds the Law
and Leases the facts solely for the consider
alton u the tribunal to which they eIelu-
sisely belong.
We bcspeak for Judge Kent wide spread
popularity in his new position. while vi
can but feel ina, the people Of this State arr
sIeeediasly fortunate IN securing his servi'
ces upon the bench.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19
r,rKN EaHoLl. N. II. We learn ,ha,

FlEE IN Enroll. N. II. We learn thai
the dwelling. house and out-hu'ldings OF j,
D. Killgore, Of Enroll, were destroyed hyfr
last month.-Ihe date Is no, furnished us
lie lost his household furniture. beds. &c
A sleigh and harness was lost. and hos
was burned to death. Mrs Killgore haC
her hands badly burned, and her little cir
four yeas Of age. was .uaOcated by tn,
flames. 50 that she was resusei,ated will
difficulty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19

We commend the foregoing 10 the a,ten.
ton Of the Democratic Press Of Maine. I.
/. the joint testimony Of two leading Dem.
ocratic Journals in the South and i'A fair
index to tho statement Of the party in that
section. II will b. observed that the Mar.
on Commonwealth declares the trade - b.
Z" practically rs-opered and goiHg on for.
i1inrly." The Southern Democratic -.
p~r. arr determined that the truth .hall
be known on this question dr-pi,o the siren.
uous efforts Of their Northern Allies 10 con.
eeal il. fDAily Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19

MArNE lIosroRIcAL SoclITr. The follow
ing gentlemen were elected Us officers OF this
Society Tor the ensuing year;
Pfe,ident-william Willis, Portland.
Vice President-Bi.hop Burgess, Angus
tn.
Corresponding Secretary-llOn. j. W.
Bradbury, Augusta.
Recording Secretary-JO'ePh William
son, Belfast.
Treasurer-A. q. Robbins. Brunswick.