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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

Some four years ago young man came
north from New Orleans, bringing with
him an Inheritance Of $4,000. Twoyear
of the time he spent keeping a sort of gro
Gerry in the northern portion OF Indiana al
place which shall be nameless, during
which time he Lost the bulk OF his fortune
For the past two years he has been IN this
city, and during the fret year OF his resi-
dence in the Garden City. he managed to
dissipa,c the balance. lie is splendid ac'
coun,ant. and. would he but keep sober,
could command any salary asa bookkeeper;
bat rum has heen his foe, and yesterday we
saw him posting hand.bills upon the stree,
corners. That's the way the money goes.
[Cbieago Democrat. May ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

4 little son Of Mr. Nathaniel. ). Gran,
an Engineer. on the Grand Trunk Railroad
was drowned in barrel Of .lop. in the
yard, on Monday. lie resided in Portland.
The Rev DIR Cox is writing a scrie, Of
letters IN The American Presbyterian, DO
signed TO show that the APocalyItic baltic
Of" Armasedon " is, in all probability, at
hand. in the grand rupture Of tho peace Of
Europe now taking effect.
Hon John Appleton is in Maine, on a
vi'It. The washington correspondent Of
the Tribune charges him with design to
procure the selection Of Buchanan delegates
to the Charleston Convention.
Bishop Southgatc. formerly OF Portland,
is mentioned as a probable candidate Tor
the BIshoprc in New J,asey, made vacant
by the death OF Bishop Doane.
Christian Essellen. ope OF the most ac-
complIshed scholars among the German en-
igration to the United States, diel at tho
Lunatic Asylum on Blackwell's Island, on
Sunday night in consequence Of tie break
ing Of lood vessel in tie brain.
Judge Kent entertained the members Of
the Penohscot bar. at thu Bangor House on
Friday evening. Representatives Of other
bars were also in attendance.
There Is small division in the democrat
ic party in Wisconsin, caused by preferences
Tor different men as candidates fur Govern
or. The factions are respectively known as
Dos.dnyites and anti.Dos dhyiic'.
\ stranger from Virginia arrived at New
York on Thursday last, bringing go bar.
rcls Of green peas aud 10 cases Of sirawbcr.
ries.
The export OF specie from this country to
Europe, during the month Of April, amount
ed to over six millions OF dollars With
such monthly drain upon our resources,
the country will not soon recover her healthy
condition, If indeed another crash is NOT
produced
Senator Seward. of New York. snilcd IN
the steamship Ariel for Europe on Satur.
day. lie was entertained tho evening pre-
yious at Mr. Bells, and was escorted down
the Bay by large number Of friends. Mr..
Seward expects to return home In Decem-
Der, in time to resume his Senatorial la
bors.
ES.COngressman Vim. d. Bishop Of Con.
necticut, was appointed Commissioner OF
Patents on Friday. The people rejected
him, and the Administration took bin in.
The fact that but dgh Of the fifteen
Southern States are represented at the Vicks-
burg Convention. shows the growing dI'ia.
yor with which these annual meetings arc
viewed at the South. The number Of States
represented this year is less than ever be-
fore.
Somebody says the conversion Of South
Sea Islander is an easy matter. compared
with that Of fifth avenue beathen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

RE,pNo AND CoNcERr. Tho., Of our Gin.
ilen' who were present at the entcrtNinmcn,
OF Mr.. Cnis. r LoRrNG, on Wednesday
evening, were highly pleased with tho easy
and graceful manner in which the exercise,
passed of. The reputation Of Mr.. +. c.
harrington. who furnished music. had pre-.
cecdcd him. lie was assisted by Mrs. Grant,
and some gentlemen from South Paris, who
performed exceedingly we'll.
The readings. however, were tho chief
feature Of the entertainment. Mr.. Loring
1. gentleman finely educated. and ha. be-
sides large share Of talent and clocuiiona.
~ skill. Ills rendering OF the pieces, somo
Of which were quite difficult, eyincrd
thorough study. correct appreciation Of
the ideas Of tho author. which be succeeded
admirably in conveying TO the audience
some Of the passages were given with e'qul.
site patho.. Mr.. l.. has just commenced
his readings, vet he exhibits degree ot tai.
ent and energy which must win ior him tho
highest success. We learn that he intends
to visit some Of the towns in Western OK.
ford, shortly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

A correspondent, Of the n. o. Picayuuc
gives the following sketch Of Juarcz. the
constitutional President OF Mexico;
lie was born 80 years ago IN a noun.
famous district Of Southern Mexico. and is
by blood pure Indian. Ills father raised
few sheep and cattle, aud gained a scaniy
subsistence by the sale Of their skins. Al
twelve years Of age tho young Juarel ran
OF to attend fair, and being AFRAID or
ashamed to return he hired himself to a
mule driver, from whose service he passed
into the service be passed into the service
Of a wealty Spaniard, who pleased at his
intelligence, caused him TO be taught 10
read and write. STILL retaining the favor
Of his employer, he was cent 10 the College
OF Oaxaca. aud having chosen the psoies-
zion Of the law, which the revolution had
opened to men OF his profession, and with
the triumph Of Ayarez, was made chief
Justice, from which post he passed to tia,
Of the Presidency.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20
rHE OXFORD DEM At.

Ur.u. In thi. territory, Gov. Cumming
is becoming notorious for his sympathy with
brigham Young. Recently Judge Cradle
laugh found !, impossible to cOnvic, Nor.
mon, with his traverse jurors, or TO find n
bill by his Grand jurors, AMI he dismissed
them. Some Of HE official acts did not meet
the approval Of Gov. Cumming. The Pres.
ideD, has promptly removed the judge, and
Of course .us,ains the Govcrnor,-'nd indi-
rec,ly gives his approval to the very worst
acts ON tho part Of the Mormous. which on
" short year ago, he sen, nm army on, to
punish them for. l. there not strong
ground for the existing impression tina, the
Mormon farce was enacted at cost Of above
IS 900 COO. for tho chief purpose OF fat
,cning political IayorItes on army con-
tractsg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

S0rIn PARIS. We notice that considera.
bic Improvement; is being mado upon the
Methods, Chapel at South Paris. 1t is be-
Ing painted and wbitewasbed throughout,
and we learn that the windows IRE to be
stained.
The Congregational house has teen raised
some three and one.half feet, making room
for spacious and eonvenien, ve'try, IS by
80 feet. The building has been enlarged 80
as to afford room for IS additional pews.
A furnace is to be placed in the basement.
We notice tina, Messrs. woodm IN. Phelps
4 Co., are adding a section Of 70 feet to
their Touring mill, which /. designed for a
store house. IL is intended To sustain n
weight OF 800 tons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

"ASornER REVOLUTIONARY SolLDEs
GoSE." Died In Poland. Ne the 10Th
inst, Mr.. job Allen, aged 95 years and .iE
months. Mr.. Allen was ono Of the FIRST set
tier. of the town Of Pownal, and resided
there until nine years aso when no removed
10 Poland. lie was ons OF that A" heroic
band " who fought 80 valinntly tor the in.
dependence Of our country. With hI' wife
(who died about eight years sInee) be lived
,isty.fr years. by whom he had fourteen
children. III. grand children number 81 (,
great grand children GO; great great -
grand children 3. Portland Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

To TIE EpiToR oT TIM TnrTR,NcE JorR'
NAL. We are happy to inform you that "ibe
Sherii's Department in Oxford County" Is
"all right" Every officer received his com.
mission with the understanding that parti.
cipa,ion in or countcnancing Of immoral
practices would be deemed sufficient, cause
Tor removal. Liquor selling We presume
may be iairly set down as not only an i'm.
moral but an illegal practice, and consc'
qucntly is no, TO be winked at by them.
apdcr penalty Of decapita,ion. With TWEEN
~ heads a, their disposal. We are Of opinion
that the temperance men have received "all
they have a right to expect" a, least we
have had no complain, from any quarter,
within the limits OF the County. and think
there i. little cause for complaint. Having
demanded our opinion in this particular
case. we have given IL iecely;' and hoping
we have this time given all the information
desired, We here drop the suhcc,.
Yours. Very Truly. Local.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

The New York Herald shows how the
French Government intends to draw tho
United States into the great war, by means
Of a Cuba speculation. as follows
Count sar,iecs has let drop the express
zion that the United States would also he
drawn into il. That ,he Emperor had n
sure scheme Tor that. There Is hut one
scheme Of the Emperor's by which this re-
cult could he brought about. and !, Is this
to induce Spain to sell us Cuba at ,imo
when tho hundred millions TINT she would
&c, for /, would virtually now into his own
Eschcqucr, and when he felt certain that
some other power would attempt to prevent
Il, taking possession Of the purchase
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

TRAcr JouRNAL. In June. 1884, soon az.
ter the American Tract Society was organ.
lied, j, issued a journal called the American
Tract Magazine. When the Management,
Of the two societies was united, Ibis maya.
zine was Transferred TO New YorI.. and its
name changed to American Messenger. Now
that the connection is dissolved. the Ameri.
can Tract Society at Boston, ham issued n
new journal, under the above tile, as the
organ Of their Society. The prie, is IS cts.
per year,-or forty for FIVE dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

INJUNCTION. We learn ,ha, & writ Of In.
junction has been Issued, restraining the
building committee and conir ctor Of the
new church. from entering upon the com.
mon Tor the purpose OF laying foundation
or erecting church thereon, until further
order Of court. The matter will res, here,
We suppose, until i, shall be decided wheth-
er tenants in common have the right to
occupy until legal partition be made; and
whether under the circumstance, partition
for the purposes proposed can be had.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20
Union in the Black Democracy.

II any one is not satisfied in his own mind
as to the state Of harmony" existing In
the ranks Of the prO-slavery democracy. let
them just rad their papers. and they can
not fail Of being enlightened uPon this
point. Ttere l. a, the present time srea'
falling out among the faithful IN that party
They are at logscrhead. al! over the eoun-
try. and Divided into factions and cliques,
The question may here suggest itself TO the
mind Of the rrnder-" From whence does
this Mon arise - But we DO not propose
10 answer an inquiry Of this kind now. Our
attention has been called to this sdtjeet re-
Gently, by reading the " eIhorfef'ov' y to
harmony In the buchanan journals in our
own State. A deuocra,ic (heaven save
tho mark convention 70 soon to come of
for the nomination Of a candidate Tor Gov
erpor The whole camp Il full Of treason.
The olhee-holdsrs under Buehanan's dynas-
~ are marshalling their squads around the
Custom Houses and Post Oaiccs Scrrio,
off6oir master is with these paid patriots
the great idea. To endorse this Niger dri-
wing. nirrer.stcalins national adninisira-
ton. I. with them the Alpha and Omega OF
democracy. The " ouis." in order to have
an issue n quarrel OVER, embrace the squat.
ter sovereignty hunbugs Of Douglas, and
pitch into the q" ins with a zeal and fury
worthy better cause. The ofhee-holdcrs
Gre hack in regular plNtoOns, and in their
turn denouncc the hcrcsies Of the Douglas
hctiunisis. ard read them out Of the party.
With all this hatred and bitterness rank
ling in the bosom Of the Name pro.slavcry
democracy. /, i truly refreshing now and
then TO hear some leader shouting ut the top
Of his voice. Union Harmony Lay
down your arms. We hardhearicd rebels, "
and restore peace TO distracted psrty. But
al thee snirraties on the part Of the Gle
leaders Of the party. will only add fuel 20
the flames. Thcrc - 30 such thing rs
brin. order out Of confusion, or restoring
harmony to an organization - destitute Of
all honesty and principle rs the tlaek de.
mocracy of Maine. Any one nigh, as we'll
talk about making hcdlam itself region Of
quiet and harmony. as to think Of iuausu.
rating the "reien Of peace" in the pro.
slavery democracy. Fight and quarrel they
will. until this fag.cnd Of a once powerful
PARTY i dwindlcd into utter insignihcancc.
We never look upon the woeful condition Of
the black democracy, without thinking OF
the old adase. Whom the God. wish TO
destroy they hrs, make mad" This party,
once powerful in Maine, has by IT, hna,i.
cism and dishonesty become a fIcd, lean
minority. every year reducing !, more and
more. Not satisfied wish being in tins
hcpcles, condition. It's domestic quarrels and
internal di-,eusious are rrndins 10 into a
thousand atoms. and running every ai,emp,
a, relieyin. il. lot fortunes hopeless. Such
j. the miserable. distracted condition Of the
Maine democracy. neither the sn,reatics Of
- leaders. or ,hc faithful warnings 81 the
Few hone, politicians in it, ranks can save
&, from the impending ruin tina, siarcs it IN
the face
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

A SENSATION SroRr Nw YosE. May
II. The Courier and Enquirer. Washing.
ton correspondence says: I, i believed by
army officers and Others that President Bl.
chanan il quietly concentrating nearly the
whole army along the Texas and Arizona
frontiers Of Mexico. and that large dee;
Of war vessels is about 10 be gathered In the
Gulf !, /. the prevalent impression that
the President i about TO take the most de-
cisiye measures Tor sustaining the JuarcI
administration. and III. movement'arc COM
.idered preliminary to war Of conques, anil
annexation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

A very sad affair occurred in New York on
Tusday morning. Mr.. Ums,ead, lawyer
only sj years Of age, happily married to q
beloved wife, the father OF two children
shot himself soon after rising from his bed,
IL is not certain that the deed was in,en-
tional. lie was examining his pistols, and
his vile cautioned him with regard to
them. She had not long LETT the room
when she heard the report OF pistol.
Rushing 10, she found her husband seated
in large arm chair. STOPPING down To
kiss him she discovered tina, he was dead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

A NEw ScnrSE. A telegram from ST.
Louis dated May iG. states that the people
OF Southern Nebraska are earnestly asita-
ting the annexation Of 50 much Of that ter
ritory rs lies south Of the Platte River to
Kansas, and so as to secure her admission
into the Union at the next session of Con.
grcss. The public sentiment in that por-
ton Of the territory strongly iavors the
proposed annexation, and ii was recently
resolved in Mass Convention that Ncbras-
ka City nominate delegates to the Kansas
Constitutional Convention. and 1t is prob
able in defending the boundary Of the State
OF Kansas, the Platte will DO designated as
the Northern line.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

The Milwaukee News explains the cause Of
tho grca, fire in Oshkosh. Wis, in the fol-
lowing manner. Last fall the citizens broke
Up two houses OF prostitution. lodging the
inmn,e' in Jail, and burning their buildings.
When those persons were released. they held
a convention, at which they bound them.
selves To burn the city from end, before the
summer was out; and now the city is in
ruins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

Or. George u. Lcring. the Prson who i'
alleged to have .cnt To Washington petitions
bearing name. copied from tombstones,
say. that they were procured bya man
whom he employed 10 circulate his petit
tions. lie paid for them at The rate Of four
aud five dollar. Per hundred and was not
aware Of the fraud committed. lie adds,
that after having received bis appointment,
he asceriaincd that not ono OF the petitions
forwarded by him had been examined.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

LINCOLN PLANTATION. At the late term
Of the Commissioners Court, on petition, 1t
was orde-ed, that the legal voters in No. 3.
II ., assemble, on Monday. June 3Oth, for
the purpose OF organizing for election pur.
poses. Ranges and . have her, tofore been
classed together; but under the law Of las,
winter. it becomes necessary 10 organize
separately.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

TuE MAINE TEAcnER. We lave received
the prospectus OF a second volume Of this
journal. when It was established one nun.
Der wa. forwarded 10 us. since which time
we have had no Opportunity to examine It,
and consequently are entirely unable to state
its claims to second year. support. I,
would seem tha, an educational journal
should be sustained by the teachers Of the
State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

AZ orESNG TOR LErrIR WRITERS. Tho
Davenport (Iowa) Democra, has rumor
from Pike. Peak that two men who had
been prominent as letter writers during tho
winter had been hung by party Of eIn'-
pr,,od emigranis whom they had hum
buggcd. Newspaper correspondents will
rlca.1 take notice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

The merry, lively little bob'o.link. with
his beautiful coat, made his appearance las,
week. lie will enjoy few weeks freedom
in his brigh, dress. bciorc he i forced to don
hi. brown garb. and so to the rice fields to
30 sho, as food for Southern cpicurcs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

FouNp DEAD. The SkowhegAn Telegraph
say. that Rev. Mr.. Dempsey, avery worthy
minister OF the Baptis, Society Of Jay in
this State. was found on OF. Hill, in Fair
field. on Thursday, with lie entirely extinct.
Il is supposed be had G.; aud fell irUm hI'
wagon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20
JOHN J. FERRY. Editor.

Terms.-Oue Dollar sad Fifly ceuis per year,
IL ABvASeK. Two Dollars at tho col a the
yca,.
CLuspixe. To accommo.iste suci safe ~'h
lag % sid IN estsading the e'rCulai,on Of hy"as
paper. where the uossy accompanies The "idef,
vii seRl
10 topics. for 90 year, 'o' s ~ So
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paired hy ~.
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Be.ion, asd To- Nassaa ST.. New No'k, ace ouf
suthoritsd .gents &C. procuring suhsctir''oa' a'd
ior~afdiag Advertisements.
r~PsS.,r.t a., IN Advertisements !. hth 10 be
do ifuu, the date ofths 6rst iassriiun.
- Commaaicaiion. shauld u directed 10
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Book and job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

APPOINTMENTS ny The GOVERNOR. II. G..
Russ, Esq, Paris. and Hon. Isaac F..
Small, Wales, State Prison Commissioners I;
Hon. A5per Coburn and Hon. Horace POr'
ter. who bad been previously appoi1ted,
having declined.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

&C. c. We notice by the docke, tina,
the County Commissioners concluded they
could he spared till the latter part Of July
at which time an adjourned session will be
held.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

Foa AnoosroOk. The following persons
passed through this place on the 10Th inst,
From Bethel on their way to .Aroostook,
viz j. Gould, j. Bradbury, u. Keecb,
Z. Richardson, and NJ. Coburn. [Clarion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

FRosr. The Sheo Democrat say. there
wa. white frost, 10 tina, town Monday
morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

The best oranges we have ever seen in
town. are those contained in the last box
opened by j. Ii. Rawson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20
Republican State Convention

The Repahlicars oi Maine will meet ia
Convention ~ DEfsiNG llALL. PoErL,Np
on THURSDAY. ne 7fA day Of Jpiy H,If. nj
IN O'Clock 4. VI. o. nominate a candidate
tor Governor, and O. transact any othe,
business thai may properly eorne before ib'
Couycntion. The bass Of representation
will b. a. follows
Each city, town and plantation shall, b,
entitled o. one delegate. Zach city, towr
and plantation that cast SEVENTY. tive vote
for the Republican candidate Tor Goycrnoi
IN lSjS, shall De entitled TO an adiiiionA
delegate, and one delegate O. every hundreC
vote. for said candidate in lSjS, above scv
suiy-hve.
JOHN l.. STEVENS,
BENZ. II. PEIH.
JAMES NJ. DEERlNG,
SIDNEY PERuAM,
Us. LlFORD.
J. q HONr.
GOWlNG llATuORN,
4. 4. HEWEY,
4 :. CLARK.
WM NJ RUST.
S.P. STRICKLAND,
JOSEPH KELSEY.
l.. q FllLBROuK,
j PINE.
JOTilAM pUNNEtL.
RsBbtboaH Nafs C0mHIff'c.
May l., 1859.
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Notice the advertisement Of @. W. Yer.
rill. in another column Of thi. paper.
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R'PbthcaH Nais COmHiif's.
May l.. 1859.
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