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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22
po,tmn,,er Fowlcr,s poralcatiOn.

OfFeial Information concerning the dsial.
cation Of the democratic postmaster at New
York. has been communicated to the pub.
lie. through a letter to Congress, from the
Postmaster General. lie alleges that the
Gr,, information ho had Of the state OF al
fairs. was on his return from the South, on
the 10th Of MAY. The steps subsequently,
taken. have already been laid before our
readers. lie thus traces the progress Of the
affair, a. shown by the books Of his depart
ment:
"twill bc observed from the Auditors
rspor, ,ha, III, balance due from Mr.. Fowl
or ON December 81, 1855, was SS,9Sj7O,
The embczllsmsut may be regarded as hav.
Ing had its origin a, thi, day. This deficit
wa. increased by Sl7,C37.9S the following
quarter. and. with the exception Of three
quarter.-thc last Of lsjG and the fret two
Of lS57-ihc increase was continued until
the final exposure" On the 3Oth Of June,
1857. il had reached the sum Of 500 900 So.
Thi. was adjusted by special dsposi, Of
500. 900 On the Sth OF August, 1857, which,
with the credits Tor clerk hire, &c, which
were allowed, balanced the account aud left
81 .g9g. 10 to Mir Fowler. credit. Tho set
element, however, was deceptive, rna'much
~. in consequence Of this special dcpo'i,
having been made, the weekly ones Of the
current revenue. due August s, 1857, was
omitted, 20 that in fact, deficit equal to
nearly weeks receipts s;ill remained.
The dedication now made rapid progress,
SiO,O7Lgj having been added to the def
cheney the following quarter. Ga the aO,h
Of September. 1858. the deficit was So.
Sgy.gG. In November Of that year the books
were again balanced, hut this aliu.,msui,
Ike that in August, 1867, was altogether
dslu,iyc. I, was accomplished by arT'yin:
tie deposits %, the revenues alraciy fscsly'
el. Of the quarter ending December 81.
1858. to cH,lusui'h the rrc-syi'tiu: lahili.
". There was not dollar paid, bat 'im.
Tlya transfer II the Indebtedness TO ano,h'
,r. when took charge OF the Depart
ment In Mar,h, lSjS,. the deficit dii no,
probably an fr ,hor, Of $4,000. On The
Sc, ct ,hn, month 1t amounted to $685.
S53gS.
n, throw, the responsibility e allowing
ad,rrs to run on thus loosely, upon the
sixth Auditor, ami the Third Assistant,
Postmaster Gen Thi, dis,lose' the 'insu.
lar fact. tha, ths head Of the Department,
who &. Supposed to have accurate knovl.
c,l,r ol the condition % bis finances, has
really 50 ll,'s supervision, tha, a single
subordinate wa. able 6, piuntcr TO an un.
limited extent. uum1l-,,ri. The fac, has
been noted. that under the new order o.!
thing, in New York, the revenue ha' IN
creased fully ,birty.thrcc rsr cent, showing
,ha, tho clerk, had hand 10 tho public
crib as well a. th. m,s,rr Mr.. lloli al.
mit' this. aud s.y' " 10 i' impossible that
thgre should have hcsn honest u'semsni
iu uu un-'. that bah q dtsbone', head. "
r.kin: he own words, as a basis. u may %
safely calculated that quarter Of a million
OF dollar, ha, been stolen from tia, single
elise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

The droath is broken, aud the farmer,
arc rcjoiced by thorough ram storm.
which must 30 Of the greatest benea, to tho
grass cror'.
Lady Franklin is expected TO visit Amer.
lea By the mex, return trip VI the AirIaIe,
by invitation Of the owner, Of the line
The Daily Wisconsin, which "a, been
fora long time the leading Democratic OF.
gan Of Milwaukee, says the 81. Louis Dsn-
ocrat, has now come out for tho Republ.
can ticket.
IL has been discovered shat Fowler's dep
relation, amount to Sl7O,O 900. The inluir-
ers will End everything bu. the money.
TuE Tycoon SrIL Lrp. Tho opinion
Of tho.c who are bc', qualified 10 judge
about tho matter, 10 that member Of tho
japanese cabinet, and not the Emperor,
has been asslssinatsl.
Mr.. Townsend Harris, who va, reported
dead. a few week. since, was in god
health on March 81, lew days later than
the fret report.
The London New, thus announces the
the Republican Presidential nominations
" The Republicans Of Chicago bad nomina.
tel Mr.. Lincoln for tae Presidency. Tho
ILLINOIS Convention had nominated Mr. Ham
lin as president, and Mr.. MnHe, a. Vice
President. Great enthusiasm prevailed.
Mr., Seward hal determined upon closing
his senatorial career"
The Secretary Of tho Treasury has stated
to Mr.. sherman that the receipts from thl
customs, land, and miscellaneous sources,
are Eve million. les, than be had estimated.
lie informs him that ,hero will b. JED.
cioncy during the fiscal year soon 20 com.
menec Of about 100000, in addition 70
the Treasury notes.
Tho Augusta Journal say' tina, granite
blocks for paving the streets d New Ors'n.
are being hauled upon tho wharvc' in that
city tor shipment to the city Of Bath and
thence by ship to View Orleans.
| Since January /, forty.onc thousand ous
hundred unl ,hlrtY.ono enisrant. have az.
rived a, New York
Mr.. Beard, a jcweIler in Matches, placed
the mulllo Of pistol in bis mouth AL
pulled the trigger. Death en'ucl.
John L. West Of Franklin. who lai, he
homc in a E. oi insanity, few days sine,
has been found, alive.
/ At the rra,cn, time there arc eight papers
in Missouri with the honorsd name. 90 In.
coin and IIamlin dying at ID, head u ih,r
columns. Probably before the election in
November many more will b. found ossi.
pyins the same position. In l'j6, not a
single paper in the State supported Fremont.
The ball Is rolling
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

LITE OF LIScoLN. We have received a
copy Of the wIgwam" edition of the
:" Life and services of Abram Lincoln, with
a sketch Of the Llte OF Hannibal lIamlin,"
from Mcss' Bailey & Noyes, Portland.
whose imprin, is upon the volume. Ii con-
tains a biography Of Mr.. Lincoln. rs well
as general history Of his position and ac-
ton upon political measures, and an extend
ed report Of bis addresses in the contest
with Douglas in 1853. The notice Of Mr..
lIamlin, is very brief. Price % cents.
Copies will be sen, by Mail, from Portland
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

TnE Carrie DsEAsE Tho Commission.
er.. appointed by the Governor, to proceed
to Massachusetts,, to examine into the Cattle
Disease, have made their report to the tx.
ecuti,e Council. They give highly inter
e.tius account Of the origin, history, and
symptom, OF the disease, and recommend
stringent measures to prevent tho in,roduc.
ton Of infected animals into this State. II
has been satisfactorily demonstrated that
cattle canno, be affected with the disease.
without exposure to it, influence. We
,hall present the whole report in our next
i..ue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

The amount Of premiums awarded IN
1859. was SJlo.2j.
Tho Report Of the Treasurer shows the
receipts, from al sources; for the past year.
to have been ssO3 So. The expenditures
in the same time. exclusive Of loan. paid
and interest. wa, $75j.i9. The total in
deb,ednss. Of tho Society on the frs, day Of
January. was S3l3.3O.
The Trustees have made ample arrange
ments for an interesting exhibition. Tho
members have only to exercise their usual
energy to make 1t an honor to our County.
\ suggestion, at this time, may not be lost.
The chloi value Of the exhibition is in the
amount OF information disseminated.
Would it not bc well Tor the farmer to be-
GIN now, and store up all the matters Of in.
terest that come under hl. notice during the
season. and make his repor, nt tho confer
encc. Tits. with the choice specimens Of
hi. skill and succe" in his profession, will
b. Of great advantage to himself, as we'll as
HE associates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

Among the charges brought against Mr..
LINootS by tho democracy Is that no " has
no money" II this be true, then our cam
didatc i in the same condition as that TO
which the national treasury has been reiu'
eel by the democratic administration Of
Jane, buchanan. there no, being 80 much
as copper cen, in that treasury, though II
contained twenty million dollars when the
Buchanan administration camo INTO eIi'-
tcneo. Traveller.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22
JOHN J. FERRY. rditor.

Terms -O one pulhrsr' Iin, eeuts rrr yrai
IL ApyANCr, Two roiars 40 che cod &c ,h'
yea.
CtUsrtNo Tarcrammo'1trs ur.I 1sBte vil
inc t1 sit boz s,'tHi.ng tfs Citcuat.Hn Of a. h"u.'
plgsf W brlc che nHu,y accompanies thr 'It.t.
~ u ~ sflI
~ tur.r., t1r our wear, iur el-s."
80 I'D ~
rs. r. Mus. 70. 7 ~e.'h,'s lu.''Hs.
Coalt trc,t. B..tar. b. aHfiautrd lot'',''r H'
vriftssurut. t.t tL.s r-Usf. af ttr s1rr ffirs Del
gu.rsI lt us.
rE-S. ". Prrrr,oitt q Co.. 10 state -.
ns.tsa, alI 10 Nas-bu So. N,e NurA Hir 'H
autlsfilrI srssf. CO. rr..rflrs sahsrIIII.a7s 'H'I
iurv rrI.Hr ,.ri.s.H.@rt-.
F--pa,urr I.rr 100 b..veItI s,r.rutsis hfIl tu hr
do irrr thg IHfr ,Ifrr hrsf frsrtfiHu.
~ Cssnr1I.lIisas .f.HIi l~ directed Co.
'TatONurf prmrcr.t," Pore Ne.
Book and Job Printing
EuurTIN AND NEATLY EXECUTED
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22
The Presdsn; and Secretary Of the
Navy Cen,rrel.

.
'.' QUO F'i'''.' ass l',.''' '' WI '1'
ela0'n. 10 messages and letters %, no own
''...' ''''c'''' ana ''' r''''y '' ''' ''.
m'r''r'''n' have '''n r'' To- ''' ''''.
''' r.'.''''''' 'I '.' ''''a' ''"''''',''
portions '. "..'. have '''" '''' '..',' we
In..'. are iu.I oi iH' most startling a'''I-
oTsw.rt' o' corruption and ''na'''y. Dur
boz, Giro H'' Congress a similar ''mm'''''
vas r1',.i. \ u'"rliy rr.'.n'"i a white
washing report. while ''' minority intro
jlr,' resolutions of csu'ur'. The E.'''n.
Nm, were then laid on ODE table. The
present. session. the C.mmiuse on Naval
expenditure. ,..s che matter ,u band, ana
0p Oh. ll,a rr...sei ths following T.'1lu.
u.r..
Er.f. That the SECRETARY OF Che Navy
'''' "..' .' '''e'..n '. IN. . $3.50
,.,..,,.-l -..r, asl In tls rur,h,..
Oh. r..' Irr Of. Government.
EHrn|. II't t.' contract made hv lie
...' .' ,., ,, ~! :, '' p. ~, .',. W.
49,, .. N.. 80, ~, :, a..
I...r .rlu. and i'm a manner unusual.
inr-.r.r,anl injurious 90 ,ae public ',r.
80. ..,. ,....,....- i- ,.
-..-. ~. N.,v.or a., ra,rar,s, ia
Oh. rr,,.uri amar. member. Of Congress.
W. ..''r1.'l'. .' 0.'..r.inl'. corr runs in
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

TuE woElp. The opening number, Of
the new journal in New York, published
under the auspices Of a religious association
have been received. II has been establish.
ed by an association Of christian gentlemen,
who have contributed capital OF $780,
OOO. to start il. They have selected for the
editorial management one Of the ablest
,af, in the country Tho weekly edition
!. furnished, 10 copies, so % copies, $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

Rev. II. u. Moore preached at the Zap.
ii.t church in thi. village, Ia, Sabbath.
10 is now absent on an excursion % the
lakes, FROM which be will return on Fri.
day. We are informed that he will preach
next Sabbath. at South Paris on exchange
with Rev Mr. Southvorih.
Wc learn that the forciblo sermon On poll
icie., delivered by Mr.. southSor,h on the
81 inst, d. som to bcr'peateI, At tho Ms.h-
odi.t chapel, at 81 Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

Ma. BL,R's RESIGNATION. Tho follow.
ing dispatch, say. the st. Louis Democrat,
was read at the grca, ratification meeting
in ihi. city on Tuesday evening
WASHINGTON, June 10. lSG0.
10 CAPT Bart. AJle. Chairman Central
ComniHCs
| intend 10 resign at the end Of tho SOC.
sion. ! made this contest 20 expose the
fraud. OF tho bogus Democrats, and return
to the people, TO give them the right OF
elSciIng their own Representative.
FRANK BLAIR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

TnE BALTIMORE CONVENTION. NJ iH'
business done on the fret two days was 70
refer the question Of cJnte'ting deIesa'"
to the committee on credentials.
Third Day-Met and Adjourned.
4 special despatch to the Boston A"h
from Baltimore says:
Dispatches from the administration ~
Washington cay. xiii Douglas Of AZ
hazards. Don't leave him ghost OF
chance on this or any subsequent n0n'n''
ton"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

The Illinois Republicans arc certain Of
being able to carry ,ha, State for Lincoln
and cay that his nomination will enable
them to carry the border Counties. thus en-.
surlns the reelection OF Senator TrumbuII
10 the Senate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

ACCIDENT We learn that Mr.. Charles
Pike Of Norway, was seriously injured on
Thursday OF last week, while engaged in
raising the new spIrc Of the Congregational
Westinghouse in tina, village. 4 tackle
block fell di'tanco Of twenty feet, striking
him upon the head, and telling him to the
ground, INJECTING severe wound, and pro-
dueing conclusion Of the brain, rendering
recovery very doubtful.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

Tho Boston Traveller says the Shawmut
Church and Society IN that city have eI-
tended a call 10 Rev. T.. u. Webb u Angus
tn to become their pastor They offer him
salary Of $4,000, aud $1,000 additional
cor expenses consequent upon the change
Of residence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22
The japanese are in New York. They

The japanese are in New York. They
arrived on Saturday. The reception which
was mos, splcudid military and civic pa
geant wa, safely over by midnight, and
they had quiet Sunday. The whole sec
ond door Of the Metropolitan Is appropria-
tel to their use The New Workers abstain
ed entirely from the personal insults to
which the embassy wa. subjected in Philadsl'
phia, so that they express themselves high
ly satisfied. Their room. are fitted up 10
the style OF their own houses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22
Editorial Correspondence.
wa,aDaro>. Jon, l,.l,ro.

.r..N...N, 'HI' lNt t'...
Both Uou.,. OF C.r.rr.. ty E..,.u,..r
a:7-sl uran to-day ir an atuaronsnt.n.
die. bl' che S.rl', o1 Thursday n.t CHAM.
81 ,hs time, extending % one vs.s. and o..
u5u,, ON saturday ,a1carreI l0t ccFaugr
A majority ot tte member, while ttcy
ar aaz.aa, O., getaway, alter "a ,la,au.a.
s,sy of uar'y 'e,ro months. 90, arrvi..
lu. O. remain l.u, enough nruf.r'y c'..
up tHe legitimate t..iu.., OBJ, che session
Tic House h,, week II m0-r rial htu
than ve ever larv done ly legislative
b5Iy in Che same time. Commencing witt
MONDAY. % t.,l two session. each day, CON
meas1- 40 10 :. ", th.1 11uauu.a i D.
7. " meeting again no = ami remaining
in session uu,,l On O'Clock 10 ur.t. T.i.
vas followed up lar.a- every Gay i1 Oh.
Ncgk. 4 very large amount U, aa..rr-.
was thus transacted. Iar" AarVr. irr
p" Commute, iu che >.H1's Dol, reported
making ua.rrI,y anil q minority Report
Nothing ll. ha,1 elected Hy ta.. ...l.al.
o., ,r .rv r,yr-...I...lr.t.. E.r...
eln party ar amy u.l..ry. ,t I.# sam
e,,,,,.,,.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TlaIIeu. Iga' is.n 4I, vh.rr lr o.
=. ...,--.4 .f.r.r,r. tr.. LIP r...r.
., t..sfy fsr.r..s.l ,.rnrt.. low "a.
,,l. II.a., ul Cra-r.,. can constitution
ally 90 i1 r.rr.e..r. OH, PERSONAL l...sry ..
a citizen fog clat.a4.y .ar...,.o- ,l ,-.
fl before Cla-r.....r,l committee. O.. Oh.
y. lelu...'ysueI. o. Uysg, e... y
whole matter was elaborated. ar-..I D..
M.ss-, llsr.a14 $ .mn.r ,1 ua. ..... an.
F-,al.1. N4..aaaI a..,r. 600 OH, .rrr.lr
81, uv,t voluntarily cam, f.r, IA, tr.
summon. .r OH. ,.4B..... aaI t..a -.' a.
81 O. t..,Uy.aue-arrar.st .aretrcam
mite. Many ,..as ,ai, r.sss o.. mar
tyri,n ' made @, order" hy Hyatt. hut o
this vs arrs., u1 opinion. lid Uya;t
.tlv..l avlv a1I r..u..I O. obey tHr SUM
mon. % tb, c.mm.'ts, as dI >l1toru, Boz
Massachusetts. ii hs bad tasu br.n arrested
and A-au=. hgr. AMI Imprisoned it would
have rl.s. quite another question.
The Cagrl. Committee ta. a',1 reported
Two reports a'-1 u.rr mai. .n il.. ease.
The rsrHr, o' tra H.rr.rv va. written DO,
Mr Train o. Nt,aga.s;,-. WHO D., enc %
the ab.,., IaWvgrs il that STATE. euI Who
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

BRion,u TO SILL Der The 81. Louis
Democrat learns that Brigham loGng has
offered to sell out bis Salt Lake possessions,
aud move to the British provinces. The
nti.polysamy bill Of the Ilousc gives him
a iorc,as,c Of what hs may expect from the
Lincoln administration, and causes him to
give this notice Of intention 10 ,acais.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

The day Of sailing Of the Great Eastern
has been fixed three times; bot as last year
sho never gets stated, Tho New Yorker,
have mais les expensive arrangements ior
her than was made ia Portland, - that tho
injury will not be 50 great II she i TUNED
to another port; as We expect to hear sho
has been.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

At a Mrs. Pel,s', on Hudson avenue,
Brooklyn, six persons were injured by tho
explosion Of luil lamp last "Wednesday AZ.
icrnoon, and the recovery Of one Of them =
not expected. The family were assembled
to see a pcdd!cr experiment with "salsiy
tube, which proved anything but sa!e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

NorEL APPLICATION o. GAlvANisv. Judge
Fuller Of Coldwa,cr. Mich, recently sl''
vanizcd couple OF Norway spruce tres
apparently dad, into life md yisor. BY
mean, Of a battery Of riuc and IRON, plhr'l
near the roots. The branches are swelling
out. and new leaves are forming where tl'y
were formerly falling OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

The original letter Of Greeley to Seward,
la. been returned 10 him. IL differs from
the one published. three weeks since, but i
Of the same tenor. Thurlow Weed replies
that bad i, been suspected that Greeley
wanted place be would have had IL. His
friend, erred in ,uPpO'ins he had no ambi'
ton Tor Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

Mr. Douglas wen, to New York the other
day n consul, a Doctor about bis throat,
We are sorry abou, his throat, bat all the
things he hh, uttered through II 1--WE hav.
ent word TO say about what may have
passed III, other way) would have burned
and bli.tcrcd throat Of brass.
louisville Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

The charge made ag'in', Senator Hale OF
casting the decisive vote for adjournment
is unjust. The motion was made uneHpec..
cdly. The Senators asked Members Of the
House as to the state OF business, and me,
the reply, vote to adjourn. Many did 50,
MIR. Hale stuck by his vote, as al.o did
Mr. CLARK, Others changed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

A CrElosrrr. On Friday last No picked
from an apple tree, a blossom resembling a
iull blown white rose. IL had eighteen
large leaves, which spread into howcr
about two inches in diameter. There was
not another blossom 20 b. seen in the or
charl. 1t. sire WI. probably owing to an
extraordinary growth in the limb. Though
not new thing these blossoms are rarely
scen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

Garibaldi ha. 5cen completely successful,
aad i. now IN Palmsro. lie has formed
three new Rcsimental' Of sicilian soldier.
which be numbers from the Sandman
troop, 80, 81 and IS. Fify.,wo IS tie
number Of the last Slrdlnian regiment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

The excursion Of the National Division Of
sons Of Temperance, to the White Noun
tain.. was a pleasant affair. The southern
members were highly pleased with the op-
portuni,y afforded to climb over high snow
drifts, and take lessons in the Yankee lads
sport Of ,now.balling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

4 SLAYER FORFEITED. The bark Wan
dsrer, taken into Boston, sometime since,
as SLAYER. has been forfeited. We notice
an orier ha. been given that in future all
such vessels shall be taken to Boston or
Portsmouth,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

The Richmond Inquirer nominatss Caleb
Cu.hing for the Presidency. It's to be
hoped the " man on Horseback " will no.
be seen until Mr.. Gushing is elected to that
Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

At the recent term Of the Supreme Jude
cial Cour, Tor York County, Mary A. D.n.
nett recovered Judgment IN S7jl, against
Irving Batter Tor breach Of promise OF mar
rage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

Mr.. B.nj,min Berry recently del in
Embden, Me-. in the ninc,y-nin'h year OF
bis age. He wasa soldier in the Revolution
and was one Of Gen Arnolis' men at Wet
Point.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

A Coon C,LF. Mr.. Samuel II. Newhall
OF South Paris, killed calf, on Monday,
which dressed 1876 IL pounds. The calf
was five weeks and two days old.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

John Holmes, Of Bristol, England, gave
four hundred and fifty thousand dollars for
religious and charitable purposes during
his lilo time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

The Cars,ans.shAw case has come to an
absolute conclusion, apparently. The mo-
ton of Miss Carstans for new trial has
been oyerrulei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

The drive Of Norcross 4 Co., now on the
Merrimac river consists Of 1900. 900 feet
Of timber. l26 men are engaged in driy-
ing them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

Samuel Cover. aged 10 years, died in
Tallad9;a County, Ala, on the 18th uIt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

OSroRp Co. AGRICULTURAL Soclrrr. a
Menu er has forwarded us a copy OF the
premium llsi for 1850. The Society offer
. -. ...--. ~. I.llnms
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-19

nEALE,s COURT or DEATH.-The most
elaborate and noted work Of Ant ever painted by
an American Artist Ia the "court Of Death, Thy Rem
bumdt Peale. This painting covers al2 sluRre feet Of
canyass-contains ~ Life Size Figures, and has never
been valued at less Than 2 200, IL has been gazed
upon with admiration aud delight by tens Of thOuhsulds.
The subscriber has purchased The painting, and issued
a splendid Chrome Lith0gnlphic Engraving Of Il, pre-
seiting a perfect FaeHimile Copy Of the original paint
ing. with 40 lis Beautiful COlors,
The size 81 the EngmyinRis ~ by ~ inches, and the
ptice fsl,D f0r which It's otfertd,is only one hnh The usr-
M price Of similar ~wOrks-lO0uOO being issued Instead
n b.OD0, the usual number. The home Of every family
in me land, should he ADORNED with this pasture, "a he.
sides IL beauty ~ in ornament, tho lesson " TEACHES,
W,lstn,ting tie evils OF lntempernnce and War, aud the
end 81 q eood-a Christian La, are Invaluable, Mr.,
Peale ssgs fthe Engraving ~ can certify that i Is an
accurate and admirable copy Of the Original Painting
TestimOuikls without number, have been received hon
distinguished Ciargymen In praise Of tile Engraving
MANY who receive u, say they would nat part With " hi
ten times IT, cost " they could not procure another.
Cerkymen aud ChuFh societc~ supplied IN qmnu'
ties ofAotles than ~ copies alta time, ON very lher
Terms for one copy, 81 and : letter stamps, or dv'
oupiea for % without aampa. Forta letter of agency
stating special terms and one cOT9, 81 and q lettel
stamps, sent in strong rolls by return mall, with . de
acdplan. n Nf0r nlOreis sent in a letter, get n duih
OF lave thalotter regiHtered. Write tho Name, Town
County and state plainly. Address
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