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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25

RIVER MATTERs.-We learn from the St.
Louis lem ncrat OF Wednesday that . very
important agreement has been made ietwcen
the Express Line Of steamers between St..
Louis and Galena, in connection with the
Minnesota Packets, and the Northern L. ne
1t is, that neitherline will ,nderbdsthe other
IN rates OF freight, bu: charge the same rates
winch will be at all times reasonable and
proper, bit not So low as to threaten ruin to
me boat owners. The up rates were fixed ..
follows. per hundred pounds Is cents to
Rock Island; 1871 cents to Dubu, ne 20
cents to Prairie du. Chen; anil rs cents
Trough. 3 Capt Grin Saith Informs, the
De"o:"at that perhaps five boats will be adj
dsd to the Express Line after harvest, and
that the line will run through to st. Paul
The ru'nous competition. which has hereto.
FIRE prevailed will now sop, for a tilne.--
This is wise arrangement. saw 5s.,,
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STATE CONVENTLO II

Democratic Stated Convention will DO he IL a,
the City u st. PAnl, in, Tho Senate Chamber &,
IA. -. it"l. on WEDNESDAY. The l7th day 8
AcGuSF next. at ~ o'clock. NJ, Tor the :pur
pose o:non'inating the following officers: .s.-
u.z y uovEKSuH.
ASErvkrAsY or STATE, "@a3H .raEg
Il. ..-EiA STATE TREASURER, ,rt..a Z a.s.S -..s
sn.ls, M ATTORNEY GENERAL, 10
TWO MEMBERS OF CuN6Efss, '''E.tf=}.i !.
M! such other officers as the Con ycnri6,
may deem cxlodient, ~. uH4 .;fFs. 49,
!''c counties Wiz DC entislyA e. the. follow
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25

shonld.bc met; and neither hard times or
high taxes should prevent i. A courageous
determined effort will win the day, and
carry ui though all our difficulties. 1t will
be successful Then no reputation! No
backing out Let's vote the tax, 1.-Two up to
our engagements, and earn good name
that all the rascally cliques and money
Shavers in the State cannot ininr..
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25
.H,ELL.DESEKvED SUCCESS.

!3Earnestness is a forcrunner Of triumph
and the history Of the world has shown tha,
those ~l,o lave succeeded have universally
been those who have put their shoulders t,
the wheel witlou: 6inching. A very sigma
Instance oftlis IS the condition Of exceeding
popularity y viii Il tho New Youk MERcu
nl has attained. The proprietors Of tina,
paper have spared no, expense, and have
been indefatigablc in their labors to render j,
what it was originally designed to bc,-"'s
Journal Of American Litcraturc,'-and.t they
have the satisfaction Of seeing their efforts
crowned with a brilliant and enduring sue.
cess. r. ''' .'-' '*;t7E@6 ~: $3.50
The contr;butorial corps is now constel.
lation Of the most lustrous stars Of the lite
rary and artistic armament. A pap.r which
contains the writings Of BAyAup TAYLOR
DR. J. ri. ROBINSON (the latest engagement,
and one Of the most raluablc,) GEORGE
ALBANY, Ned BuSrL1SE, and others of the
most gifted and popular authors, whose
works have graccd the pages Of American
publications., cannot be otherwise than q
welcome guest at every fircside Throughout,
the lanl, especially when illustrated by
FELlxO.sC. DAnLIY-the greatest artist, it
his peculiar Characteristic way, that the
world can now blast Of: l.rilg + a.;t
/ These attractions although only pro-
cured at all expense which would sound fab.
ulous # stated here, have given the MERCURY
a solidity and a reputation Tor real genuine
merit tina, nothing can destroy, and that en-.
dears it to every individual one Of its read.
crs. The earnest and hpaest labors Of its
ptopr'ctorS, seconded By their fenterprisine
Disregard Of immediate outlay, have been
rewarded by rrcet}o Of public favor that they
could hardly have expected, but which they
most cm;nently deserved. 5lszs'
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25

al; 6TSecretary, Cass has written 10 nat.
lr4l;zed Frcnchlnan that The French Coz:
eminent claims military service from all i,s
tivcs Of France, found within it's Jurisdiction,
and naturalization in this country will not
except any one from that claim.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25

GA correspondent says Horace Greeley
was welcomed on his arrival at Lawrence,
Kansas, by several hundred men. every one
Of whom had ac"py IF the TT bunc fastened
on his hat. like soldiers plume.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25
Together With large variety Of other goods,
Il Il ..t 7 ESS|
CA S 1T TgnADERs

d = d. ~ = Z = = 49, ,
Of Goodhue .nc adjoining counties at price.
never before equaled'in thie MARKET Thank
fn: for past tavors, he hopes to meet q contin-
"sncc OF the same. .L.LEl s.: r., FDOT.s
'HEshcaRest place to bny Caters, XIII Boot..
Shoes Of any description, Is It FOOf'8-
EOR Skirts, sskiit Reeds, fhTeel, Needles.
Pins, Combs, Pcrfnmcry, Fsncy t3oo!+,
Cameo FINS, DC, go to FOUT'SSa
PIE spring styles in Clothing, Shirts, Ii0-
L ssiery, Collars, Gloves. Hats and CAPS. are
,l7HE Place . go Root .s,s .hos z1lfs;ts to
y s1der, With .perisct fit. ie.aea
DURE Wines. lsran,di.s. Gins, wis y. Scotch
! Ale. london Porter, &C., At ~ lBelcsssle
only. except tor medicines, Choice Havana c.
sar*, by the lr'x, Mt -- ft)OT'S.
IL EMEMBEK TINT ! manufacture anil wnr
IL rnnt = large part my stock Of B.o<*
and Shoes. AMI therefore the pla.e 70 buy co"sa
ones is at the BRICK STORE.
~ EMEMEER that I keep the Target stock ~
~ my line III Goodhle county and Of course
buy them cheaper, and can sell them shea,,e1
than those who keep smaller varieties. z45'Ff
DON'T BE FOOLED!
but come AMI >.lce. 81 TIE Aaryui"s, AMI from
the HUGE STOCK Kept by So FOOT.
I, N: E.--All kinds of PRODUCE taken At tn.
market price. Terms aisays pay do vn:. -
Red Wig: May aE,.sss &. i.:ss l4e-tf
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
is.'' /t-sl-jrE
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25
Delegates.

= nynnspin Go: W.T. ef.ho yi ,sii,.a;pppi pyl
49, i'"" Ea.t5 iIS 'aw ss4' ,eeIgJs:s5
Counties not enumerated in ytho. above, list.
MI! be entitled to one. Delegate each.
..,G;ra -; ". TIC LCOM;sE. "a III
chairman Dent. Central Committee
,, s.l'aul. 2Muy|5, ts5s.ig 1915 civ NE (
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25
FINANCIAL MATTER !.

xtx3
Money matters here continue. in an unset
t'ed Sond,t'on, owing t. the disasraogement
ofour home currency. 1t is to he hoped.
newever. that IN Very short time there will
TIC change for the better. The sales Of
exchange on the east. for GOOD currency are:
On New fork..":...: ga 4
'Vn Chicago. ...par nG:5
ON st. Louis .......l< aOtK
tseld s,..'... 80. .....l.2 - 'lA03
For land wal rants there is no demand. -
r. moses gives the following as the quota
tons in the New York market: h.-'ss. "a
.... Buying. Selling
~ acre warrants per aero :....., 100 lir
~ acro warrants por aero ....... IS 3,
~ acre warrants per acre ........ 70 Is
-" acre warrants per aero 81 81
Tkorc are now In Minnesota fonrt Ell
eank" cfi@'ue, operating under the provis
i"''s O. tho banking law which passed the
last legislature. Two Of these banks, the
State Bank Of Minnesota; at Austin, and the
Bank Of st. PAIL, have deposited with tn.
Auditor as security for the redemption OF
their issues. Ohio 6's worth in New York
lO2Hs; the Bank Of the State, st. Paul, and
the Garden City Bank, Blue Earth county,
have deposited Minnesota S's. quoted last at
1O6; and Nicollet County Bank depositc |,
University bonds, which are ample security
Gr its bills. The circulation Of the remain
ing nine banks is secured by deposits Of Min
nesoea rs; these banks are ~ follows; TX
change Bank, Glencoe; Bank Of Owa'onna;
Chisago County Bank; Bank of Roche ter;
La Crosse and LII Crescent Bank, iiokah;
Fillmore County bank, Preston; Peoples
Bank, St. Peter; Central Bank, New Ulm;
and the Winona County Bank. The follow
ing tabular statement presents the aggregate
efbi!!s issued by the Auditor, and the amour,
"i the above described securities deposited
with him; .. -:esH aa'i 80 all
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25

E~serArios-More than SIXTY emisrant
teams with men, women, chitdrcn, barrels
pots. kettles, dogs and kittens, to say moth.
Ing Of cattle and 6wls:-pas<ed through this
place last week, westward bound. They
we're from Ohio, Iowa, Wisconsin and Iii.
nois, and stated that hundreds more were ON
their wy To tbs north west. - Wijino a
Democrat. ,stsri, ~, .;,7F
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25

t..E 1oea'"' 80 GAIA :Or0 s469.O0n
" the above $424, 600 Of bills issued BY
the Auditor, $6o. $50 are secured by Ohio
~; $40 (pI by University bonds; and
Sb',OO by Minnesota 8's. This leaves
S27o,oo Of mites countersigned by, the Au-
d a., which are, based on Minnesota Is
Inc notes Of but four Of tho, nine banks
based on this security, are uncurrent, and
they represent the following circulation III
-,., Bank Of Glencoe =. -: =. !. $4,000 oE:t
Bank Of Owatonna :. >. -. 81. 600 II
afsa On sngo Co.; Bank ::....... 80, 900 mia.
!" 70 Bank Of Rochester,. $4,000 ~,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25

DURE Wines. Kran,di.s. Gins. wis y, Scotcl,
A1e. London Porter, &c., At ~ l,elcsesje
only. except tor medicines, Choice Nsval,a CT
CARS, by the b-,x, Mt 49, ftNT.S.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25

Il EMEMBER tim. ,r.s,aanuf,c,uTr. and war
IL rnnt = large part Of my stock Of B.o<*
and Shoes. AMI therefore the pl:u1 TO b,tt ro,y1
ones is ut the ERN'K xrfyRF
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25
Flu RTHER DETAILS.
OF THE ANGLO SAXON AT ouEnrf

=" @iL'% 2iiEf& 90 QUEBEC, } une -.
The Anglo Saxon having arrived, the, pa.
pers received furnish some details Of the bat.
''e Of Magenta, which we give below, &C.
cord'ng to the different accounts: ''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
JUSTITIA.

"u,rLiN HAIL " was publicly dedicated
in Machia. lately, named in honor OF Hon.
F.. l.. IIamlin OF Bangor, who was formerly
a resident Of that town.
The Bangor Theological Seminary has re-
ceiyed a legacy Of 500 from the estate Of
the late Capt. Joseph Park OF SeaT'port.
The musical powers of Mr.. bennett. seem
to be we'll appreciated wherever he appears
lie has just returned from Darlington VI.
and Montreal. The papers are quite en-
,husias,ic while referring to his singing
and rank him only second to P1rmes. lie
will sung at the concert of M,d'mo B''cie-
cinn;i. in Portland ON Monday evening
next.
In nineteen Custom Houses in the United
States. the gross revenue does not meet the
expenses among them are five In this State,
namely. Mschias, Ellsworth, Belfast, Wal
doboro' and wiscas.et.
An attempt at hank bribery has been eS.
posed in the legislature Of Missouri. a
member stated In his place. Feb. Is, tina,
the hanks Of the State had voted $4,000
10 farce the Richardson bill through the
House. A committee Of investigation was
appointed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
spe,eh o. Hon CP. Gilman

The Congressman "'''r' rnh'''he' The
Remarks o' Hon thh'. j. Gilman 90 'Ar'''
tA''"n OF b'' opposition TO The admission o'
u''s,n. Tie Constitution o' The nov
State contains provisions 'y which cI't.n'
o'o own state are d'n'e! the privilege
n'''T'e' 10 '''n' ~ ''' Constitution OF '''
O''''' S.''', '''''''''''- extract nom
Tie 'i'''' VII '.'" IT'S .''''''
-. o. ~ .'.' '.-'' WI p"''''' NOT
n'' '''.'''i 700 '.'' state '' ''' u'"' '' '''
adoption 90. ''' constitution '.''' ever ''nr
T-',-"' ~ '' "'''.'' '..'' >.''r' '' "''d any
r'' estate ~ maze ''! contract, 90 mann
tam '''! '"'' '..'''' ''' ''' L.i''.'''''
Assem-. ~ '.'' l'''..'' nv !'''. laws '''
'.' .'- .'.' 10y I'..'' '.' '' '' ''''
'''' ' 49, ''' ''''''' - ava ''' '''''' ,.'
''' N.'.'' '' ''..' '.' '.'''' '"I '''
'.' ''''..''''' A" '''' '..''' '''"i
'''" '.''' ''' STATE 'T ''l''E 10 ''''''
'''" '','.,r' Is "ii .>-i '' ''' '''''''''
Ton OBJ ''s '"'''' state,
VT ''.."'" "',' ,'!' AN "'"'"S' "''
Hi''N.'' u '',' ''' ''' ''''''''" "'
STAT '"'' ''' O"''' p'''''0' '','' Is "''''
nS 90 'h' constitution rr'-uani 20 'A'
constitution o' ''' l.i'eI states. Why
should MT freeman OF MY own state
whatever may BE- bi' COLOR IT, by accident
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

United to secretary Touccy by the President
with favorable recommendation; and The
result was. Msrrick & sons go, the Contract.
and received $1,000 more than bad been OF
fcred by other contractors.
Thi. Report show. Beyond all con'r0d''.
ton. the whole navy department - STEPPED
In currup,ioo, and that the most r"sc''Iy
management has characterized It's whole
proeoeding.. The worst par, OF the case
sem. 10 Ne ,ha, the President OF the Unit
ed States and he secretary Of the navy are
a psrfy to ,hes. dishonest, Infamous, swim
ding transactions. We wish every voter in
the country could have placed in bis hard'
thi. Report. 1, shows something OF the
depths Of intmy into which this vile aud
wicked National administration has fallen,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
Spring Elections

Our municipal town elections arc a, ouI
vrry door-, and il is important for our t.
publican friend. fully To appreciate the i'm
p,r,anrc necessarily attached To- them. In
many towns our political enemies lave In
timr- ri,, ,ucceei,l through the apathy u
the republicans. AMI ,hc want OF thor
ousb orsant,i,n ou their part. ltshnuld
hc lprpe IN mind. that it i, a settled policy
on tho part ct the black democracy 10 carry
their points, uC d, can De- done in no other
vavl IVA system OF ballot box 'tutipe
and fraud. This they have rrac'ised not
only ia Kansas. Minnesota, and o;hcr INV
state, and territories, bat IN many Of the
older States.
Iftbc people want TO keep the ballot box
clear Of .rurioa. votes, they must elcc, men
n ,ursrnt,nl it at elections, wau DO not
belong % a party which boldly and auda.
ciously Identifies ii.ylC with fraud and
.wiudlius. Another thiug should he1aksn
into c,n.idrrati,n. COR friends, We think,
Will bar witness. that S,lcc,mcn even in
our own county, belonging tn the border
ru6au d,mocracy, have in times ras; in
many instances. rursuci a wicked, di'hon'
ortlc c5ur... in rrohihi,in: men who in
Lgt we're lss,l voters, from exercising this
right. mrrly because they were repuh.i'
cans: Will, ON the other hand, almost
every in,cr,arrr aud .,r,sglrr that can be
hunted up. i,, hcan allowed % vote, be- or'
der 6, swell up tie pro slavery ticket.
Then again, ,'c ,uaurnyc b. bad, when our
TREND. .ufrrTuhl,rau towns 90 le carried
against them, no thc spring elections We
tbsr, for, MIST ,.ru,.tiy ,zrrri oar friends.
one suI al'. not O. neglect opr municipal
elections. So G, 70. aud that IN s,as1u.
Nix, liza point % i.ys all our lr.-uis at
tie Polls, aud 30 ssa-'n
Errs forward YOUR most available, rclia.
%. uru. 1t 40 d,E renee, OF uIiuiuu, IL.
10 candidates, De- h.rmonizri. Le,all Iu.
,a,e prejudice, De ,agr,hcyd ulou ,hc altar
Of th- public good.
RgTg. rsrv then. from every school dis
,ric,, from c,sry nook and corner in every
town aud Il'nu'i.r p,your duty, your
~ho., duty, auI ,b.n y.u val have la,ri.
OF. reward
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
shakes his hoary locks. and celebrates MS
exit with wind aud driving storm iSphA'
Augusta, Monday, Feb. IS, 1859.

On Monday resolve passed in favor OF
Jain NJ. Wilson. paying to him tho bal
nncc due Tor expense. incurred as C"mm'
sinner IN establish the line between Maine
and New Hampshire. The bill from the
committee ON rctrcnchmcnt and reborn. 60
mhlishins salarie. Tor members Of the lcgi''
Iature, was discussed. the yeas and nays
called. and va. then tabled. The salary -
fixed At one hundred and City dollars per
aunum.
The sane committee reported hill pro.
,idin. for salaries Of subordinate officers Of
the legislature.
The resolve IN favor Of the Maine Wesley
an seminary. passed the senate to-day
The wcstbrook Seminary resolve comes nT
Tomorrow.
The bin relating to tho admission OF at
torncy. To practice law has been indefinite
~ postponed. The act relating 10 the pun
i.bment Of delinquent attorneys. came lr"m
the senate amended. - as to make It retro
.pec,ivc. Mr.. McCrill. made q strong
speech against the amendment. and finally
the .uhjrc, w. tabled. 1t will probably h'
.horn Of the amendment, and then 30 Pas'-
cd.
The report Of the commissioner to Inve't'
cate the affairs Of the State Prison has been
distributed. lisa well written document,
and contain. many valuable Suggestions.
lNpEN.
Augusta. Tues. evening. March /, 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

FRE. On Friday evening, fob'y 18th,
the Mansion. known a. Turry's Hotel, near
Shaker Mills, in New Gloucester. was en-
trcly consumed by fire. Tho out buildings
were damaged but very little, with the ex-
cepliln Of the woOd.house, which was con-
nrcied with the porch. LOss estimated u,
$500; no insurance.
The blacksmith shop Of WIN. Moore. and
the store of Mes,r,. Waterman & jackson,
at Mechanic Falls, were destroyed by Ere
On Sunday morning. Most Of the goods
were saved. Los on store, $500 ; on shop,
SCOO.-with $3.50 insurance. The Paper
Mill engines did good service in preventing
the spread OF the flames.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

Murder in Washington.

For some time past runlors have been
current Of an improper intimacy between
the wife Of Hon. d. +. siekles, NJ. g. from
New York. and Mr.. Key, U $. District At
,orney. Last week Mr.. 5. discovered their
place Of assisna,ion. and full evidence OF
the matter. This he laid before hi. wife,
who at frat tainted but subsequently, con-
fesscd the whole in writing.
On Sunday. Sicklcs saw hey come 90, OF
the club house and make Signals to his wife.
lie a; once armed himself with revolver
and two pistols, carrying larger shot, went
into the street, and fired at Key. The first
shot staggered him. the scrond sent him
agiins, tree; and at the third, he fell.
S,ckles believing him to be- dying, dId net
Gre again.
Key was carried to the club room, where
10 died: lie was buried il Baltimore, on
Tue.d,y.
Sickles delivered himself to the au,hori,
ties and was Immediately committed t" .hil,
where h. now remains III. counsel decline
a VII, Of habcas corpus, Tor the reasnn that
ne dcsirrs trial at once. The President
called upon HIM, at the jail, Tuesday.
Mr.. Sickle. i, confined t. her bed. Mr.,
:. consent. that she shall remain with her
mother Tor the present. Slo has admitted
to her clereymcn since the Occurrence. tho
truth of the charges brought against her.
Key vas a nephew to Chief Justice Ia
ucv. The accounts vary as to hi' age. II
wa. from 81 -. lie was widowcr with
three or tour children. An elder brother
was killed in duel ffIrun years ago by
Mid,hipman Shcrburnc Of NV Hampshire,
F,om lbe Sprins6,u (Na,..l Republican.
The social and political positions Of all
the parties will give to this occurr,nce wid,
nuturic,y and much importance. Mr.. Sick
o.. has never been regarded ~ model oI
an the Domestic virtues and Z hiswIlc had
acted upon the principle that animated him,
IN this matter, and on which he will rrly
tor acqui,,al. she would probably have kali
ed more than ono woman before tins tune.
Apl Why should .ho not have equally ,in'
dicatcd. hy the revolver, the parity OF hi
marriage bed?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

Mr"r. ;. ". Pcurnsill X Co.. nowspi.
per agent. OF Boston, have given dye hun.
ired dollar, Tor the b-ned, Il the Mount
Vernon fund
We learn from the Portland Advertiser
that building on Central Wharf. IN that
city occupied by M-.sr.. Z. ". 4 \. e.
S,rout. corn and lour dealers, and Poor a
Neal, sailmakers, was destroyed by IRE on
sunday night.
\ despatch from Washington To the New
York Evening pos, says the Ssna,c, On the
1T int in executive session, ratified the
Reed treaty with China.
Daniel Palmer. Alonlo Shute. and VIM.
p. Shutc aud wife were arrested at New.
dcId, Me, on sunday night. by Marshal
wcse,ro,,, and brought to Newburyp,rt,
On Tuesday. They are the proprietor. of a
.windlng concern, known rs the New Eng
land Art Union.
The select Committee appointed at the
last session to examine the accounts and
conduct Of Gen CulIom, the former Clerk
Of the House, aequii HIN Of any eorrup.
ton or dishonesty in the discharge Of hi.
duties.
Western papers report that an unusual
number Of cattle are changing hands, the
farmers being unable to hold their stock
longer ON account Of the scarcity Of fodder.
Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
and North Carolina, are the only States in
the entire thirty-three that have AN Exec.
utiyc Council.
The friends Of Rev. Mr.. Richmond, Of
fryeburs, made him donation wait, on
Wednesday oi last week.
4 bright hoy OF . years was delivered in
Lnesbpro', Mass, few days since, for
the purpose OF attending school, having
been forwarded 10y Adams EIprrss. IRON
Houston. Texas. Tie - freight " had been
four weeks on the road.
The several firms OF De Ro,hschild have
n capital or sum at their instaneODs com.
mand amounting to 5000 100000.
The Oxford Mining 70. recently char
tered, has been organized by the choice Of
st. John Smith. President, and Ansel Lo-
throp, Clerk. The capital stock Is divided
into one thousand shares. OF sos each. ~
per cent ol which !. to be paid at the time
the subscription is made. Tue Objcct Of the
Co is to work the PIunbago vein in. Parrle
Mountain, in Newry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

William Crosby, the lad who killed u
schoOimate, IN Bangor, - year las, Septem-
be-, has just had his trial, on a charge OF
Mauslaushter. The jury rendered a verdict
OF not guilty.
Grossly ia lad Of slight form, and at tina,
time Sorc ii. hair IN rinslets over his shout.
dgr.. Lowell, the lad who was killed. and
some others. had been teasing him, and final
ly attempted to cot of his curls. After a
struggle, Crosby drew a poke, knife and
stahbeu Lowell near the heart, - that he
died IN a short time.
The verdict was received by the specta.
toT., who crowded the Court House, with
much applause.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

CuNoE N Pvuuc Iior,gy. The public
house at North Waterford ha. passed from
,bc hand. Of our friend Mo.hcr, who ha.
kept i, Tor twenty years. H. - succeeded
hy Mr.. e. W. Graham, formerly OF Rum.
ford.
Gen. Hartford, Of Lowell. has made ar
auscments To remove this Spring, from bis
OLD stand 10 the "Snncock llou.e Per.
son. travelling m that vicinity will be sure
10 ind first rate table, and the best OF at
tenlion, where be has the direction OF af.
fair.