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, 1860-06-13

/: sTAfRxKSf OF JOSEPH c. WILL7AA5.
hare suspected George Howe. for mora
than year, pf having dssigns upon my wite,
and have been conviaced tor fout months past
that he was carrying on criminal intercourse
With her. he neither at several places, visited
my house during any absence. and Bas seen
coming out Of it at / o'clock in the morning.
forbade him my house, and warned hin
ueEer TO 20 there again. lie repeatedly re-
turned, and Was Invariably warned to CEASE his
visits
On Friday, ;hefose my arrest, Ind long
talk with him. and be pledged himseIfnerer to
come 10 sny louse aga,n, and spoke in the high.
est terma oi my wiie's cbur setter
took 4 drink with him and then parted, be
renewing the promise never TO visit ms wife l
felt quite uuhappy, but did not know what fur
ther 10 do.
: About o'clock that night, / undressed TO 90
to bed, when = knock WAS heard at the frant
door. Ny wife vent to the door and asked
who was there. heard Howe say II want 10
see Mr.. Williams, the Id rascal" j then
caue out into my partor, and Howe abused
me aud cursed me. shook enneat me- ard said
and that was q id lying -.
He repeated the oath, aad placing his hand
behind his back, took hold of pistol. then
went back into my chamber and got my rero}v.
er always carry with me when travelling, [
said to h1n when came back, Go out, / will
talk with ron outside." He refused to lease-
removed big curse, aud presented his pis,o..
lie beside himself with rage, and was on ths
point Of shooting me- down in nv own house
Wien fired 1t him. Ny wife ~imn1ediateiy
esizsd ny arm, and my pistol was twice DIS
charged in the struggle.
scted altogether in selfdelense against a
man who had first seduced ny wife, md then
| came to my. oomicile 10 seek quarrel and
murder INC before that vile and mr. innocent
children. am very sorry to have been Obliged
to act in this manner, and to have been driven
TO the necessity Of shedd.ur human blood: and
it weighs heavily upon mI heart. But before
this Court and before my country, aud il the
presence Of God. deci.re that was Obliged
10 do it for my own preservation.
, 1860-06-13

II The Htk.y RtgSter reports the English
ce.!ections for ths Pope TO be proceeding with
Hgor. Ihe p.rpehtl collections. foz. the do
Of 81 $50 has been forwarded to Rome frou,
the diocese OF Stafford. In addition to these
amounts, about 900 is also aekncwls ged from
a te~ -indtvsduals, Including e4o0 from the
Count Ter'e Daix and family, and eloo each
from Lord Petrc, Lord Hersies, Sir John Acton,
and liz. Fnlierton. Nr. Se1jesat Bel1s5is, too,
contributes 80. ;.
, 1860-06-13

EB Or. Jas. McClntock's Asthma
Eenedy-~prcparedc c1ecs@.elr from vtcshe sabhastea
aoo.aiaos narcot aud aching upon hc pulmonary CT
aus toottug antjinfaana,osy. eud ret inseo!asnR
kE this prt2aalon stte only unlfoJu csrtao aud s4fs
specific acute al c1onlc hra w1ooplrE cough
Psce "a <cnss, Sold Ly JOHN D. FAnK. ia Lake
Arfet my5-lm
, 1860-06-13

Earry's 1ricophcrous 's the best
TX seApest article for desslnk Identifying, seansrg
tc1ne preserving and reso.ng tic halt. Ladies. Hy It
..t a" Hrugs,hte and F~r4araer.. u:Ih<h.s III
, 1860-06-13
DOKER'S BITTERS. ,
MeDlclurs, 81.
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
+ THE ElNKTEENTn CENTURY,
rrof. Woad'B Hair Restorative.

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SAazacr. '.eue r9o,s slce pToecrod bottle
fhsse aae pr; ,:se aaoshef hattie. Of wlea kase a<rd
Whie ha. haa tts:fY is&ppeasr both oD 1uy had sac
Gt< aud lay PR - resumed II Htat1 sno: ~ v
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, 1860-06-13
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, 1860-06-13

VA Washington paper says that conserys-
h'm !, tha;b.ln, Tith rhieh 70 heal Democratic
breaches. We hars heard Of healing zocks:tna
when 1t eones to hseling brseches, ~ sar dara
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, 1860-06-13

t1aasuf complaint. ard kvts the patient o.e suffering
than almost aay ottsr tseAse In fact Ills cobha,op Of
tnsnT complsnts IN Ihe symptoms are nu1arrcus
aad Vt ts uAtus< Of almost Ill ehcr cou uts CON.
n1nsa Fson this fa arisen 1ha very anr cases WHERE
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srsaied The first sSrlptoas nsu}ency. 1oa
afaqpet1te heathnru. he daehc ETC.. Neglected aos.
s1Ea2sawakea aone dormant daea.e snd send the poor
sufferer 10 prn a'ufe erlTe. Nhzt yeu must dr Go q
sans4 the bloc: Aud TeeAo tls bowels do ts with the
"Nountan Herb Pl!s and you hid defiance to ORA.
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Dealers. tnyfsIu
, 1860-06-13

al T. Ct 1LLlNVlS, county OF
: x:oot :s-suee,or Cour Of ch!c.to. June Term l.
D. las Hnrth Putnam fnhu y. Ad n. Attsen,peof
Pubic notice IL htfrar etvrn to The .&!t a. ana
th.ta ", q attachment ssata out of'hs one. ot he
fourth DAY o. 4. n. !s At The sH, Of tA ~, HJ1Fs
Putnam sra sss,r'3 rho ette q as = johntl Adaos
Ian dire the Sr~r41 cot roan'v ~h a. Il VIII
h.. b~rn rtsur1.i e.eeued Nc~ httstofs au'ess
h-tere the satd sun<rtor Court af chicago on b<ors
he asst day Of the tenn thereof 10 e ha'ita 4
The Corrt HouSe !a tho Civ of OhIraku the INT
Aoaeay of ju,e. 4, D. !.to ese 4pre!a' vi md psd
to the sad paiEuT's ACTON, tndfcment vi ent<rs4
nuch of the erorestv attached ~ ~ srelent 10
a4stv the sa11 judgment md sot stlt ..A U .sttsS
the SAINT. wal Err kt&8ALl.. Qlk1k.
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, 1860-06-13
D+ntfBta' lat1H.

COYER'S SULTANA SAUCE,
~ Fog Hot and Co.d Dishes Of Ill k1nas. This smo4t d.
Ae!cus and arpc4uE eauce iuvcuted By tho ssnownad
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aanufaetused hy the veil trown houao Of Crcaa Black
we'll London. from tho ortgtrn recipe 1t Is the faTarsa
sauce IN Ens,ana and on the conneus. with llkh SD
growing reputation among American E!cpts and IL much
approved Of snutu. - the appetite dleeston
OPINIONS uF THE LONDON PRESS.
WE recommend on1 eo7sepondeu: to tn Nous aoyers
rev asuce entitled thu suana eauce' 1t nade sf1et
The Tusth secps; its navoris excellent and Il aors
stdernblo aid In rAses o{ alov and weak dkesoaITts
Lance3.
SaSors rqusnt aat spiey worthy The kenus Of soysz
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~ most valnA3e adjunct 70 11sh F7eeh AID Fowl Aac
haould hase place onc very tahc.-lAKas.
8o;a Agents fox tie Cnhed States,
GARDNER q. .yvELIN. n; rulsoa st., New Tork.
and BKAY HAYES, "a Cosulu1, Boston. For .a1e II
1rocezs snd Fruit peAsers cvseFxhec~ sAl-h&ss-aD
, 1860-06-13

MASTERS SALE.-State Of TIL.
W no.s. Cook County, s.-coet coun.y Creut toan
- AAfmstrnhx 4un Iars+ a serul-
Public rotee hesvhs E.vtu, taat In pur!nance of -
mandate ~ deer.e~ rnt-d :n ~ aeeve tnt!td ean~on
tie 1Hh day nf March. a. ls l.. r. fAlne F~+..
p A,*se 'h.nse.v - cook County s1.te atosss ~
t!on 70. tas IT, heht.t btt IT, nonh do, ftss
Court H"u~ in thr inv Of Chicago. Comfy OF Ccok,
Aforesaid u ten neccs IN The forentr Of sa day, sn n{
The wing tenerth*d rase.' Of s.a.e vii. Al
th&1 eeralu ptsre' n tsnd thustta e CITY 1t
chcaxo. ~nA ns sasd th+ saHd Bsr b+iss ii thai
pAst Of tre nh ~ ctnn Of section 10. Ten n In o%
soe So. thty nius tsa, nora q oa.stta 20, est
ofthe third principal sd:an, which es cuh Of the p
constructed In ri h.tbor hHso ata .hset IL POI .
t1N1ed In the EaIeE u nf k!n1 - ddilnn 10 H. AL
so~n q Chicago the sa watss Gts atd out tAs
kpx plat map of.s!t knze'A .clt'oe now no e!s
IN he oce of the RecorsrY Of +ed* the ceuntT
cook, TO which ssid knst msp st fsfsstne hesy
made much htrruf be 1scxs4aFv IL nnste tha
oney due to sld complainant npcu I'D deere .th coa
ID. &C. PAINE fkkEA
Asases In EtapcerT. cocf i'urnfy,
Chicago. AaY n ls&0. myssca3s-td
Ths ahovs rn' eed as - s9 ya.s iay. tbs nh
''' /. q FAME gRErH,
Matter IN Chalo4y. C>o4 cstotY,
Ch!esso. June 9fh. leso }tllsa "a
, 1860-06-13
.5:s41r1iat 1lutITfS.


VS. u~-~. 'ong Life.-biany
Pssoas q s>fbs.. to feed that they need
u 'stnarco taer ltaed ss..s a'saA
% eost = ofdiaa'T siaulaat beezs.s tlss Aao1 tit
ataa,snt thsY produce Is fstewca by terrible
peoaseoa PFsaselS xhs. they require Is s'p3d'd n
AoSTETTfR8 STOMACH 61TTsH|- Till sTeat
oat1pes the tsa!s aemou's they nrFd. N IT.
oensaa u not nou ct hut saa1rut 1he strength
nps1ta reoap, AMI inse,s*s daY ly das. If the Bters
taken REGULARLY In conformity wb tae directions on the
bott1A Thsa health may be s~'rsd aud life rrssnRed
~ ts ast. ths.s s. 1o Of toub:. VIZ ~nnmsud 1t
IA III whq euse ftcn pyspepsa. u ashsas, DEsertesT
general dst.My asd tie Ealura dssJ sonaeqaeDt uppa
"a Ass tCl4Swex
, 1860-06-13

Our business nnnecsiors E:,h Europe he;pz DfXEf7r
VERY EXTENSIVE. &ud MOST INTIMATE. Ee rel
nae IN assuring the puh1r thAt nj fo,ei1 bsaktnx traass
9nd scacy eanal 70 hou.e In Tie Union. VI issue
o!s a7d Letter. Of ted In to sa!t It New Yoef
e. %ts4,. hs Ma!n H. eH:nss., Fsse olcsat
Being particularly dtsrous of Promoting dtIsct coumsr
~ aetxesa tha Ws: and kurope We cheer
hes opening e!etns Ae7 Responsible Wexsera In
ponfn Eofealons Of Drafts ORDER. NoteA AetektAa.
tes 1rhettancss de- &c. payaot in 1uy BAT of Eusope
rn4 w!th pron1ptEest aud dispatch.
CuuEtsT Hank4 and Bankcf1 supplied With FOREIGN
1h = low rHes- Pr4ass Boada and Iosaks re6ot4tsl
HOFFHANE 4 1ErptFr
, 1860-06-13

aes:sr for The acrspt.ecs BY ihs undsrs'Snei of
four certain AsAts% A~r h7 Th,n.s y EeA> mr.
~, esy:he = mr. n ssrr eatr: r tn'. ts'el
= r. es e., .vs5s .,.s1 az y q a.. ~ r.
th,tf DE tas 81 Th:n., = En- p'ss.a n ~ ht,t>
erer1ea,e M " ss "a. aA*., Ind the other Ct IT,
ee - fc- looa .hs.rs of '.t sfcck sorsrv -xeed
Aed II u%d M. "ndef date Of .1,v lA And where
he ABOVE ya"crs h*Fd I'll hern MID bv 4 th'tr
nuHtT .n. ra't.on "f r" has hsrn repaid
me b7 MID E1x" ms 4 e+asare. tot pu'rdse Vt
ytrK the auaount " esf 4-err rt+rrst
ihrreon fsn tbets a'uf nesl'ra
aak shles hA~p pad >inec sneir lssar, hhAh u u
o'clock Y. IT 94turAv ttr tth rav At Jan., ,<7ar+.
II ihe otee or F: as'omio 70 .e'rrer ~ C1.rk I
Lstt .teet. tnt h!ca4n s tts aor nrnsfontd oa4:Aa
and shares Of ssoek, 10 the htkaest b.td*r favsnr
1ua4 I, l96t.-c303td u. =. HUBDAHp,
, 1860-06-13

CTATE Of ILLINOIS, County OF
cnot. ss--supercrc court Of Chicago, Aurn.t TAuo
!s19-Ea = Psssecn r. 1sha c. p ass md J,nfs a.
Ameavt nf ,he non.re-froe. Of sa, James T. GIlil.
md c4ono: b. found shss.!n b. setv~ wh Dr. rcsst
hv'nx bsen 4 ais, 10 'ht oes O. he cerk Of st s..
y hersov vwu u the satd John G. todte and Jsues
a* thst tae eomnl.iuant at.d hts bl!1 ~ caupI.rt
o. the nin:t. sa,h day o. iss md that xar.oas
tterunon ssuei out o. cid Court 4sans .at defil1t,
hv law regnrfd.
Nov. nnle,s yon. thA sa'd John c. De. I'LL jau.. a.
GtLA. ahA personally he sad spF<ar te{orv tts ~, "a.
rf1or Court of ahsakn Of Ccok Count shs IT,. DIV
Or ~ term thtr~cf TO - holden Chicago in sa&d
tountv ht trrs Monday Of Aaxns. l-d sni psal IA
twrr Or dernur 70 ths sa'd compile n4nts u o.nlun
~ sane tad The Hastes and things therein charx.d An4
statfd n BE- taken - cnueAset, tnd tee1eA eus&eA
akaa@t Jun according 10 ~ prsg-r q sstt h'il.
WALTER KlABALL. C1rsk.
, 1860-06-13
Terrible Domestic Tragedy in New Or
leans. r

lF1om ths \. q. Dc L, Juns7.1
We mentioned yesterday that Joseph yyiu.
liams, charged WITH the killing Of Ueorge 5.
Howe, tbs night clerk Of tbs Fourth District Sta.
ttou u'house, bad been discharged by Recorder
Summers. The following il the statement n74de
ia writing to the Court.
, 1860-06-13

Ae+ss. Gage n.o. Drake Ttcsaout House da1e Drth-
J. H. Fed l. Co.; renton. Robinson h Smith; +. 4.
h7au Esq ". F. Tuslcr Co., Of Chicago. Illinois. ae
Aap ed With the genuine Congress Water direct from
k,use and We would rcoomm.hd them favoraby 10 per
Asns IN onleago vicinity who dek-e 10 5eA4ae
ice Congress Waller. CI4A9kE &TH1TE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

SHABBY TREATMENT OF SENATOR DouGLA.
~ ALlBANh. The Southern Democracy
,ouches for the truth OF the following story
"a gentleman, and member Of III,
Breckenridge party, informs US tina, hs was
present when Judge Douglas arrived in
Montgomery from Columbus, on the night
OF the L., OF November Thi. gentleman
Gays (whosc statement has been eorrobora.
ted by half dozen eyewitnesse'.) that when
Judge Douglas alghted from the carriage
10 ascend tho step, Of the Exchange Hotel,
Montgomery, tina, there were three rotten
eggs thrown. Tho first egg struck Colonel
Seiblcs, editor OF the Confederation, the sec
oud egg struck Col. Elmorc, and the third
egg struck the ha, OF Judge Douglas. burst
and discharged its content. in the face Of
his wife. who stood immediately on hi. left.
These are the facts as detailed to US by sew
eral gentlemen who witnessed the disgust
ing affair. 50 much for Breckinridge in
tolerance
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

ted by thi. revolution will bo at the Sla,h
II will not DO In the Free States. beclu.
here, tho democratic principles have bOcou,
insradically incorporated and established IN
our political and social system. Il will M,
be In the relations between the States. nor
in the measures Of tho Federal Government
affecting them for the Constitution. AMI
the Consultation. End the Dcmocnti, policy
now firmly established and supported a. the
result Of former conflicts, determines al
these questsons.
But IL will be in the emancipation Of the
true democrats and friends Of the workin,
man in the South. from that despotc ter.
rorism under which they have secretly
groaned ever since the late absolute ascsn.
daney Of the Cotton and Slave.breedine In.
,erc.is we're established. They will nov
breathe freely, think and act openly ard
begin democratic movement In the labor.
owning States which will ultimately stab.
lish free labor as power to be respected.
The equalization Of Human Right. i, the
distribution Of justice. and obedience TO the
great law Of GoD-Thou shalt love TOY
neighbor as ,hysclf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16
Music for the Old Folks.

Should ,hs weather DO favorable Master
c. {. Barker and other, Of Beshei.refrs-sa'
ting "ye singers Of 70 ollsn time " vii.
give an ION Folk, Concert az Anlg1.r
Corner. OF Wedncslay evening, November
.lt, a, Rumiori Point on THURSDAY e',-
ming, and at Bryanu Pond on Friday s''-
ming next following Th1.o who would
like again 10 hear rs-hcar.ei the acrs!
melodic. a. sung by .heir grandfather aai
granimo,hers. will g and bear them.
"Sh1uH acid aoJuiHilrre br 1Eot
And nrycf brUught Co mini'
shouli ,u'i aoJu,inuncs I- forgot,
And days of Aull laHg >lus''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

all praise. exercised ireeman's right in a
manner and way worthy the name Of free
man.
S,h. The people Of the United States have
done their duty a, the ballo,.box. while
their opponents have made themselves boar'e
with their mad bowling. abOai disunion.
Southern fre.eitsrs and northern dough.
faces have both undertaken tho gracious
task Of ,aar,chsr the people how to vote.
while threats Of evil war, blood and thun-
der have been poured out in torrents a. the
consequences Of a non compliance with the
demand, Of the uigger.drivers. Yet. no.
body imbued with true Republican doc.
,rine., have been afraid. Like their heroic
fathers, they "scorned TO be slaves, and
treated with mcri,ei contempt the a,ismp,
Ofa slave oligarcby TO "orrss" them a,
the bllloi.bo1.
9th. The election Of Lincoln will be the
downfall Of the di.unioni.ts. Union and
disunion were live ISSUES m the late contest.
The Republican party was the only true
Union party IN the field. Their success
will be the ultimate end Of disunion move
mcut, Tor long years to come. Tho rant Of
the traitors who now mally threaten will
SON come 10 an end.
10Th. The late contest will bo an era up
on the ra.e Of our eountry's history. IL is
a rcrohiioa. no, carried on with powder
and balls, spear aud hemlc,. but through
the more poien, agency Of the ballo''bo1.
Il j. the complete overturning OF corrupt
tyua.t', driving from power a set Of traitor
Gus dcspot. restoration OF the govern
m,nt 20 the great principles which inaugu-
rateI %. coming hack 20 the true doc
,rins. OF thc Constitution and the Union.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

SECESSION MOVEMENTS The news 5f ia-
coins election i, producing c5n'ii'r.s
buster. IN -. Carolina and Georgia. l.s
former State i ripe Tor di-uulon. The h'-
ter seems 70 count the cost, somewhat, aHl
prefer. to rc,a;iate by imposing lu,i.' ar-
on Northern manufactures In 50. Cnr...
ma Conven,ion has bccu appointed Or De-
l7th 10 consider what action shall Do TAX
en-. Other States are moving more slowly
ana more Of union than di'union sentiments
are uttered. We hope the better jud: .m.li
Of the people will override these di'c5riaai
spirits, Tor tho present, in the confi.aH
that the Administration Of Mr.. Lincoln W.i
give no section cause fJr complaint.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

Tur Blour Negro property in South
Carolina has fallen THIRTY per ecu, since
her revolutionary schemes have commenced.
Her banks have suspended, and the bills
have been refused as currency IN some Of
the State. The brokers charge per cent
discount on them. To an o,ertAtcl rco.
pie hi. condition Of affair cinno, DO pleas.
ant. and We aPPrrhcud they will soon be-
come aware that the Union j. worth more
South Carolina than South Carolina j, to
the Union.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16
snnrcme Judicial Court.

The November Term opened on Tuesday,
Chiel Justice TESSEr, present.
Tho following l. the lis, Of Jurors In at
tendance.
GRAxp JuRr. Caleb r. Holland, Can
ton, Foreman.
Christopher Bryant, Woodstock.
George II. Bean, Denmark.
Albion n. Blake. BrownGeld.
Aaron II. Elliott, Rumiord.
Sullivan Fuller. Oxford.
Robert Glover, Hebron.
Oscar r. Gardner. Buekheld.
John q. llamblen. Lowell.
Merrill Holman. DiIGeld.
Abner = Jackson. Norway.
Oliver II. Mason, Bethel.
Joshua II Osgooj, fryeburg.
william L. fhilhrick, Porter.
Grin Robinson. Hartford.
Marshall Sandcrson. Waterford.
Peleg g. wadsworth. Hiram.
Henry Il. Weber. Paris.
Fmsr PANEL. Samuel Il. Holland, Dix.
fell. Formaa.
Simeon A. Abbott. Andover.
America Bonney, Sumner.
Hannibal g. Brown, Paris.
Demus y. Bishop, Peru.
hnsol Dinsmore. Norway.
Nathan ". Elliott. Rumforl.
Hiram NJ. Everett. Hebron.
Daniel Fletcher. Buck6cld.
n. X Harrington. frycburs.
Stephen u. Foster, Newry.
johnson &. Holt, Paris.
SrcoNp Panel. Thomas T. Small, OK.
ford, Foronq-.
Aaron Jones. sweden.
Levi. Il. Reel, Hartford.
Lorenzo y. Smith, Bethel.
Christopher Y. Staples, RoIbury.
Thomas Sawin. Waterford.
Josiah Small, Greenwood.
=. :. Thorn. Buckfcld
samuel u. Twitchell, Bethel.
VIM. I. Taylor. Porter.
Francis II. Whitman, Norway.
Aan.on ". Whitman. Woodstock.
SrrrE>rNtR,Eirs. Walter +. Watson,
Hmm
Joshua Warren, Denmark.
John Walker. Lowell.
Jesse Turner. BuckGcli, excused.
\ raupsr case, between Scbaro and Dem
mark i, the only ono tha, has been taken
up. and ,hi, VA, no, concluded when We
wen, u press.
Tho ual Of John u. Coin, for the muir.
der Of McKeen. has been assigned for mex,
Tuesday. The ca.e will be managed on the
par, Of tho State by the State and County
Attorneys. !. H. prummobI, and WIN.
wiz, Virgin. e. W. Walton and d. Il.
lla,ung, conduct the defence. |, i'rroba.
be that - special Jurors will h. summoned
from which 20 ,el,c, jury for that case.
wc understand 10 civil case, will b tax.
On up after Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

yAGmNr. The New York Triblns u
having a dispute wish Mr. Dexter \. IaW.
kns. Wall Stree, AWyer, formerly ~
Norway. Mr. II - administrator % ia'
estate Of painter. whom the Tribune D..
isnstcs asa " vasrAni artist" and hsv'ry
properly repcl. the insult. The Trhgu
sus,Ains itself by maintaining that " yl.
gran, means simply " wandering. without
a home" Thi, may answer IT, purTl.s
bot the definition &. far from TIA, generally
accorded TO the word, and we think it' abuse
Of Mr.. Hawkins. &. IN poor taste.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

SoRrnrRN INV llAuPsniRr. There ia
gradual thinning out OF the scattered settle
mcn,s in the northern part Of Coos county.
DiI'iIlc, which ten years ag1 hal i.rs'
families. has been uninhabiIel Tor sc'en.
years. Ole!l Tor many years had bat aa'
lnbabiiani-a hermit. H. enter,ain' wee
tors Hospitality. bat declines all invitations
to remove 70 the adjacent settlements. iI'
refuses to answer questions as to bis former
history. Traveller.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

On Tuesday, 9th, train Of ffty.twO
cars passed up the Grand Trunk Railway,
during the forenoon. The up trains that
forenoon. contained one hundred and thirty
cars. The road has a con,rac, to transpor,
2OOO bales Of cotton from Cairo, H.. 70
Biddeford aud Boston. The business for
the last week was $50, 200 against 500 900
for the corresponding week, last year.