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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

SHtRtIF'S SAFE. OrEoEn... Att..h
- - - .~srr prurss- ssd - ~ q. .aLl - a. 49,
heeissa. go SsiuFtisy Nsssn.isr nsnth "a -,
nra-s in DO aiiern,-'n. 81 To- hos.~ "a "a liza.
- rlrsag.ia hlrnun b. SD Ceslfs - o. f.rd N
- ffght in equry vhirh Et-ru lousu 81 80
hirsus - s tssrsn the l1iL1sinx si--esil--I r-i
f'isr sartei in I'D lisrsaa. a. 80. = e-ri=-a II,
ri l'al sffaiffci ~ sal iiusn sd l-sai 81 - 81
-.s 81 49,. E-ri..a - 81 the -.suif-tlt c..s..r
q. b.ns Bag sa.i iar ur.rrrlt c1rnrr af C,--t,..
'ff7i ~ ~ p1tu 81 lacfr, the.use o. a-ssr 49,
So 'rIfi-- Hrr a..lth q. r-lsrr-~s 80 .,-hr,
fa.s far i-ur~. 49, sasih 90, -.l-errrs = 80
enr hus..rri r'.'- fl hur ri Arifr L.uru. thr.~-
n.''H lHr'f .argrrcs eesf o. thr gs-.nh U..rs4
f.'cg - - -, 49, rtrth SIS -,--r~.. 49, -.
hnaArsf 49, - t-nrrs- tr-ua a. Al. - a -
o. af .taf i1 sail MifrHl. h-i.r rhr s.a.e r,-r.,
% fH riil flrs i.1arI sF a e. garL.-H A.
gest 80 i>tf. frr. nNflrf 80 Wr.frrs si.r, ~
baok - far~ 20 III sh.v~ a--~r,i-d ,,e.-,-
.-rs t~irr ehf-cf io a -sarr.gs ~ 49, o., n
, frnsr 0f 'off.-h. Nark Ca1-fg Ms,ae. Of, =.
cufr ~ psvtu-nt ui ~ $50 - f,r h...s.r
anlaIs. DARED - H. ~. I~sG. us,aia. ~
80 -sc ...lu- yearly ior fsur ssars. aaS aa-
h.sftd ioihrs - irc y~.r- ~sh ,1tss. a o., = "a
.-'r- o. ~ Toe too hnn..rrs sn1 rii, -ri.r saa
az ss.l. n-f. : I-f-
4Acon THOMPSON. n.r.-, Ss-siH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

Nor,f~ TrDrufr Horsr- Srrrr,,-rs
-c.ai s'ares. eyes l..l ant giarir-. r-rat
appetite. Clre-Slsridan's Casairl PsE-
Gers.
l.err are uanF ula from negligence or
rrsniral lray pc 81 fie l-c of apr-opr.-
&C. r.lia.I.rs t,I Coo 'lf-. Thi. 81. srrr.
co. OIL. trst arreararer si 1ain. us- Bl1o.l's
rat.r .-p 19-i. aui toa viii fal r,.
leL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11
Farm for Sale.

t'iiI arI hn.sa Hafs y G.-..rr. r Farr d.
o. r~- -ari fsra rrnfs.us TO nrres q
esrehe7f l-Hi g. grs-- rrors. sal-ahis .svti~f
.aif l-raa tnss i...tErs ftstnrf col s.-al sal CD.
-i.i~f-ta- tentart faalter. Th~ t-afei.r. -
tsfg- snf gaaf. ta~r- 81 81 rritr-f 81 at.rr 80
arf'r trcr. alsr iao F.ung 30 asi f-a t-sfs
ssnoe- D. - sel ta-0f. sfth .fan- uaiL ueu
ssfrfei fai aarsfe.l assf -rhoi. rh-rr'res sfar-s
go r.rf .l.r. he.lE uunfa iup rafs sf rsris
ESQ., t..arf urnfr. far trffher ial.runsflaa ru-
qafrf IL ia- sais-rr.ier ar t.r ar-u..sss.
IN. GIBSON.
Pen. W. O,f o.. I-s5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11
THE PORTLAND
KEROSENE OIL COMP Y.
Portland Kerosene OIL.

Portland Kerosene OIL.
FHou aLrtar cosL urcnrsrELvs
Z ~ rreVairac~ af a itrge o.a.arits 81 tal-s -
and asngrrua- nIIs in thr usfkff at cheap rrir-
-unrV of sh.rh ere iffr A. Itsr fhaa Nsrfha ~
-slsac fh~ ~sf-tssc- ol ft-- r-ports ~ r-e.rd 10
th~ lONFLAND kEEO~ENE OIL. resdss q
e matter TT iasiior ta acfrrires. 80 ~~n rs s.~fv
g. c.sfasul1frss 40 se natlr~ shuuli - fak~u a
ihr-r isrfs. ih-r,irrr. 80 agn.a pre-s ut ~ nd
rrIfr-f ,-rf. snf earii rin sfi-uftsn o. ne h1gh
p f1t rl n .Ir o.. fhr Sc q ah.rh % I15
,i-Frsrs fshrrahrlf. ss1 afes r-sches r.-s.sd-rs-
D. hfshrf a.-'. 90 souii sry. shaf d.
tefill1fl ts aasirfs.a BE- kaE es.afIsheI repuia-
toe.
PORTLAND kEROSENE OH COMFY.
Forisad. NJ. A.. Hb. Is61.
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For Sale.

fI'hE -nhscrfset oa-rs i1r ssie be B-E Store
II sf - Psri-. Ths bniiiiar b. - - t~s
sfersfs. ~ifh to gsad ten~ul-sfs on th~ uuu~r
sfors. n 81 peruisssniis tuit. has aalsiiiaS
eel "a vater. erth ~tsbte sol all hliidlars
is. ser k-rs-d ~ uadr sd the shsis .
ofrred ior $3.50. Cal ed .1ss Ef if.
7 HERsET.
S,-fh Psris. So -. 1871
THEEDDH NDTICE. F.tssc sltscs j. h~r-.
Is r.ren fhar htre giraa TO- go Peri~. a.
lirlI a.n1r b. firir sffh fa hisefrs f1 ~ srsd
frnae o. tfans an AN 90 hrr sif~f rlsiaa
80 q 4 - etruIrEs az HnF teffs 81 his rai -
frsriiaE -frr th.s isfr. SOLOMON HEALD
Wnueas Jsha n nrad
North Watrrlara. Iat p l-61
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Why IFFFR FROW NORCS ,

We p 60 ase nf far AENfCA pfN rrFaNu -
can easily p -rrrf ff fts IrFrf ftusanfs ~ -
Narus. -fa'is. ftarFri uaufs. ~r-rlus fafs
- saa.l- al raHr. tt CO.. GAIA Ia. u
o. 90 csst- tat IL 1rats. o.. care aa.i "a f1r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-11

IvrNsN'- Mso,rfSr. wLiri "a. ai-avs
q io'orte ~.-A tle r,aiins Pabi.c. ~il BE-
rr-esihbli-i-i in n~o~ruter. Among fh-
c-ntl.aai1rs aaaoaueel appears che nau-
81 lion Ei-in NJ Stantoa
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Ihe -so'ef,her Asr-by gis-s pshi,- ..,,,. a.,
~ "a. ee~1 dsiy sppesaa-s - re IIsoo..Ai, -
- ffafste - ~ Ceuary ofO1fsrd - -
~ truss oi ada aisfr-frsx 81 th- --s-s- "a
JOSEPH ". BOURNE. t.ae q Fr,.i.,,~
"a $40 cosaty d~o~as~d. ~ ri.i-s 800 =. Al.
= d'feetsi So tAsrsiors se4.e.is al sss.o..
~ho srs sas~bf~d o. Jhe estate % 40 S,rs..s h.
49, ''1n-ct.ts pay@eati sd tho-- ~As ~.
- .rint.tis thercon. o. - hibsf 80 .au~ A,
S'ft- ~. 1877. SARAH a.. BOURNE.
rAs s-.-e.s.-s A-ssby s.-.. p.sL.s a-ses ,A.s
fr,.tate 80 The Cos-sv - Oxe..A - -
Ne ""-' - Adsai"istsstas 81 tAs Est-se a.
FLORENCE Dearborn - % C..,..-
. sd Ce-siy deee.-ed. bs gives ls.a .. A.
AZ directs; h. therefore reqs@.f- III ps..o.- -.
~ 'nd-sted o. tes estate - sd d-~-.--s a.
$50 ,'aaaed'-ts P-s@eats sad these -As A.ss
an, '-''eet- ta-reoa. % exLibii he s.sr- g.
-~Pi- n. tss7. DANIEL n. DEsRBORN
h ..s.er'lser hereby s,v-. psbiie s.s.~. sAss
- 80 d~'y sppsiat~d y, the Hoao. a..
S"eage % fssast-. Cor ths Cs.af, 81 Oxi.rd -
.-ssn-t tae trs-t "a adnini.tr.i.r A. -. -.
~tip NJ ~ aas~x-t "a the e-tsts q
HENRY e. BUswEit.. hss - Frv-hs-r.
- sd cossty d-o-s-ej. ~ ssvi-s 49, =. a.
80 drei- tie thersisre Frs,~s-t. al ,.ss.a- = A..
afe ina~ited O. he estate u s.l DECREASED 10
"isk- ''"sa-fI@fs pay@~sf. ssd fhs-- -hs h.-.
>rPi Ia 1907, ASA CHARLES.
To- >st-erss~r hereb, give p.bte su.se. tA.t
NJ 49, ee~e dsis spposstsr \, he Hosof4b<
Ssdke ~ Froha'e, for the Couafs 81 Oxfotd. and
asss-ncd TIE trust ofexec,acrs ofthe estate 81
CHARLES BROWN (Areas- Ward.
&c EN- rosk- d~cess~d. ~ givins bsad - al.
90 dir~ct.s lie thersior~ requests al per-oas
= no 49, isebtec O. IRE 81 s@id decreased -
$40 immed's'e paym>nt; SD the-e vhe have
10y d,raasds thercoa. 90 sxkslsf 49, szas~ 60
HORACE Manifold.
l. G. ROBINSON.
S~la ~ 1851.
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l. t-tf.rf tsihi-. 49, alre our ~ ta~ InrfIo.. 81
l l'"aH| .r anI .nr flr fururr nffnf.rf
IT.. a.l.ifrslgafl- rrlrr rfrrs - the krrnr ~
-rf alrrfIrr lr1Isr k-ra~ Tfrs n r..-s.- -.
l-f-e.t "a = etA uieeii 81 q sa.f prarrirfors
r. - - - - "a q lH1sr. on ~nfrrfas. ffr rsrrfr.
~ 49, ~ fhr-fat-r ~ 80 - 49, 49,. 4.
~ r arf ga f.r fFslrg arrirf.s
y rtoo-r Nafar.t.n- a. 49, A a. .,rf Co..
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NOTICE. ~ ii~r.-r 81 thr Pr..,ra-e s....r &C.
y fhr tauafY of Dxf.rf. the -..h 80 f--r .i.-.,
l-fraffir of 80 e-fafe - fhfaas- 500 49, -
Wv. rn flIf rouafF irr~s-sf . IN Ell "a a., ST.
arrfi1a pt % f'friiar tonsr of Ehaa.s n Fo--
frr. i1 800 Nrwrf. es fhr ~lsf~-uIh DIV III -.
w. .-r f-t7. u o. .fthe 1'f. O. in Doe ~
tfru.ar aI thr rrai f-frfe -hirh ~ sslI "a,
fs J ~aan '.t srlr-t sod .-rsrss-l of f. fh~
rrf ~ 'fsl.r. rnrslsriag ol tfrrl fa vry sr.i
o. 'h"f 81 30 on iiear Rive. csHrl che
.' Grover i.tf'
Nrarf. Orl. e I-61
pDHCA~ r. SWAN. A..
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SIAM ~ NAINE

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AnrH.fs. -err I'D. l-GT
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y ..'. .I a. l.aar.I Ct..I-. la S..
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Aura EfuGfIW FLINT.
coz. TT -..rr.
A N' IiDN Wee. -.I.ar fr.... -t
co. lee Pa r. 80 aal uaaIa To- .la...r Ell.
I'D. - .r rI.r..Hl.n. TIE s f. a..I.. FL.
nff.s H.'.-.f.rr II f"nrtsr 30 .n ~ .-ra...
a Oh. aa RI. t.f.a af arr rraflrrr..r ..I.-r
ne WILLIAM DINsIEA
n.rhr.. So 17 tsss
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o. sss fihr sroGr. -.rs VII so', 20 r-rair. 81. "a
fgs firr r~sa.r 81 ~ a..
ID IT, fraarrlf arr OTTER husIresa 81 - r,sr ILL.
cone hff1Ts 80 llfrfllg
3i'sf e. NsEar fars iais sD,h DAY % ssp,,nb-r.
MaFsss E.d,on, theu-ss Fex. wri C1sr--a- a
q Hn't0n. II ID t;lflan. fsa-rx. $3.50,
JACOB I.li.lu, lHra fnfrn.-
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lAll 90 MAiNL. uNfoEn. $50 utniff ID
iunf 60 ID 80 cps. clfs - fhs shove o.. 81.
~ 81 90 n f.r FruFrlrfnrs uf hfrnr FaIs
70 irf.IrE .1uar rn ere fa-u 81 Flrfer
To- flr ulrf ~ -taf- - Naln~ -. - 49,
la.fri - nrifI lnf 49, go preurlsturs - 49,.
Near 2 nIs lr-r MrerIrr ru1.r n Porter a. r-.-f
ld srsrrlor a. safd urrrfinE aarlse o. 81 rrdsg
if tefuff slkfn Cav 70 f-foher Ext. TO % re
cles. 80.
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

The ssna Charity Fair In aid Of ths Protectory for
Destitute Catholic Chidrsn s attracts Immense crowds
70 the building on Union square The last night
was most brilliant one, each table vyne with s neigh
Dor in attractions Ths extensive suite Of refreshment
rooms the right Of the entrance from Fourth avenue
Ia in complete working order Mrs. Thomas Rice y
In charge Of this department and her fair aids, MIA
Mansfield and Mrs 6cxson, with q bcvy OF
charming young ladies. attend 70 their numerous
patrons very handsome floral temple has been
erected opposite the table OF g. James church. and y
one Of the most conspicuous objects In the fair Another
remarkable feature magnificent cope, which will be
presented 70 tho church receiving highest number OF
vosea after tho example OF The Grant sword n The ban
ary Fair There s no doubt that tho sxertIous Of tho
lsdcs IN thsr noble work viii b. productive ~ results
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

The Failure sr Jacob Barker-The Affairs sf
the First National Observation-Disclosures In the
Treasury 60.
NEW OnlnAvs, May %, 1907.
Jacob Barksss failure h considered very bad one
Great dissatisfaction exists that oc,a statement Of
the aArs Or the First National Bank has been made By
the examiner. Mr.. Knox, Who has had The instisu
zion In charge twelve days The following u its
condition Liabilities t,l7oooo, assets e,2ooooo;
third Of The assets considered good. The is-
bIlitlss win bs increased 100000, that being shs
Of she certified checks Of the bank which tho
Treasury held, and which were taken up BY dram Of
I. r. May Co. on 0Akes Ames, bus which were mos
forwarded for collection. I. r. May Co. represent
May and A. q Mansfield, . private banking firm Just
about starring The principal debtors Of the bank are
General Bcanregard by motto SO, 000 and overurafs
amounting t72 900; Generpl Dick Taylor VI, ,soo
General Harry Hays $40, 600; General y. J. Heron,
United States Marsha, directly and indirectly, over
$500 600; Colonel J. o. Nixon, OF the New Orleans
rrspsnf $50 oOO General wado Hampton, Cuthbcrt But
lst walton Deslcrde and others These have generally
endorsed each other 0vcr $500 900 Of the funds OF
she Unned States Court were IN the bank
Tho dclaicasion In tho Treasury n over $1,000 coo.
wbiuaker's oondsmen General ". j. HERON, Unned
states MarshaI r. r. May and A. - Mansfield, each for
$4,000; Robert Watson and A. + Jones Tor s25 oon.
r. May late Assistant Treasurer and Pcsdcnt " the
bank has beon arrrecd and held for Tho amount
The appointment of John T. Walton a. Assistant treas
srcr gives general satisfaction. Ne an old citzep
The New York herald., 1867-05-24
SHIPPING q NE w Q.
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poaT oe new Yoax. nAY a. ns7.



,s sss%:sS ss.no.n naslnisn iiss VIZ 1ss ssA @ .
Williams 0uion. Ush inst 70 Pm dGnalfssd Hamouyr
steamer, bound 81 sls steamship Chicago 1000 NJ
81 nhsnnicock passed br ship MinnshahA bsnn1 ~.
rs,s s%v oSs ss,pIss sl ~ ss ess 80 e
schr Amy lBrsml from Annoy for 90; Apra - lssS4s 3,
custA; barf 0ocondA (Brl from Ivsrpeo bo9nd Dush
bark Aidebaran, and Br ship Naomi, bound ?.
wet Ips,sa sSs sss,rVSs no 'sss = sys
sris Madonna lBrj Jordan q Iouia, wC Afri Ap 10.
with peanuts &c, TO Jed Trye Co. ~
Mig Jcannetis Marianne fDutoh Dchra Ris 0runas N
DAYS, with hides. Ac 70 Punch, Mslncks Wsn1A
Brig yabsotao lBrasE Cunha fsEnamhusos days. with
sugar q % M Y \ ,.s 7.,is ss 20. 80. -, 80,
A. ss 3 Is~snos Js:senss ss s sse0 rs'' y dA's v fr'
Brs Isrme- lBrL BIackArt Porto Csbslc, = days with
Daetk Bliss 20 18TH inst La 81 - lon a.
brig bound showing whte sd bue signal with sttsrs
in oene ssh, as - Ion 70, spoks bsrk sanche PAnss
Brs BssSsor tsr,, xnsr yosos pr, n days. Win sue.r
scsr G TX ksisS; ,of Camden, Ms, whusmers, Para =
DAYS, with rubber, Ac 10 Miller Hcuahon lsth insa M
2S ~ lou B ID saw brig Nellie Hussd. sleerinG !,
schr Argus Eye tof fhlsdciphial iosnsend Sss"~ =
schr WIN lrsh, ksthbnn galveston. 10 dsys whn Gov
ton, kc. 10 q n Mallory q Co. -. -uS 900.
schr Harriet Thomas Robinson Mobile y days WE col COZ
ton, 10 pastsr 10th inst lat ~ W. Ion ~ o. sp"~'
Mary fieien, from Remedies for BOSTON,, 49,.
sshr areIand To-nssna sssls..on. pssss. on asJs
Schr Watson. CrsmeF, Aierandrs
smack Champion, Berry, hooss ~ aas''
Wind atsunset sw.
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

HUDsox ~ Y, May e. 1851.
public meeting was held 1t ths City Hall last eve
ming consider the projects Of the Dutchess and Colum
bia and Lebanon Springs Railroads and whether IL
would DO advisable for the city TO give aid their
struction. Tns meeting vas called 70 order
by Mayor hoprsdh and Hon J. w. Fair.
nsld presided. Many Of our heaviest capital
ists and business mon were In attendance, and
the expression Of the meeting unanimously favor
of extending aid 10 thess important roads, such would
mttsss appointed TO take the whole subject into
consideration. and 70 decide upon plan Of operations
which snail best this object and 70 report at
future meeting There Ia question but that the CON-
pleson Of road would mmsasuTaby benefit this city
and our leading have become fully aware sf me
fs<f
The New York herald., 1867-05-24
UNION COURSE. /. L-raerrISe.

The trot advertised 70 take place yesterday afternoon
on The Union Cous. between The mares Gertrude and
Lib did nos como on owing 70 some misunderstanding
q 70 time Ths match v for $500. mile heats, 70
wagons. and will BE- decided Saturday. Lady Thorn
n q shs Uaion In training for ssrss sf matches with
Dexter the As Of which, for $4,000 win take placs on
Tuesday next In betting circles the horse ID the favor
ite his late victory MIddetown the Godsnith
mare adAed = his 1ns condition u present. having
greatly increased his prestige 3 !
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

MhWAUkBEt IoUFs
Tho Milwaukee Chamber Of Commerce have adopted
resolutions favoriDg National Commercial Congress, in
accordance with she revolutions Of the New York
Produce Exchange for the consideration Of the GENITAL
system; also In favor Of the permanent establishment
of such an institution, 70 meet oncs year.
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

KAnAs Chr, Nay %, 1857.
About two o'clock to-day fourteen men satsrsd tho
BANKING house Of Hughes Wasson In Richmond No.,
robbed the money tray Of $4,000. and killed . man
named shaw and two others named Grimm.
The murderer ned In . westerly direction. party
hes goae IN puTsuit
Meibourn, Il shs nsm Of Scott Carter o., Of In
eendary sotoriety, hes procured . change Of venue,
and was taken 70 Lsxngton today snd bailsd In the
eum of $1,000
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

One Man Klllea and AnssheR Badly Beaten.
RoCznnm, N. r., May %. 1857
A man named Y. q McNau6hton last night while
trsspasnDs sas tsess poad of Thomas Ward, in shis
of Numford in shiA county oenpanion Of NcNasgh-
ton, who was slDo engaged IN taken trout was
severely dubbed BY M Ward with HIS gun. There II
considerable excitement at Mumford over the affair
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

SAN FKANtIsUt MAy Il I0oI
The ship Blue jacket hence for Liverpool April 4
with 1901 or wheas compelled 70 return beisa
In Ieaky condition She discharged her cargs was re-
paired and saiied again to-day.
The entire cargo OF Malaga rans BY tho Money Nick.
involving about $4,000, vas purchased BY single
firm. .N
The estimated loss by the burning Of Pierce Co. .
furniture In California street. 10 $3.50 0O0
The Glarama for Cork with 13,l 400 sacks Of wheat,
has cleared. tM
rho demand from New York for -four continues; 10 Is
quoted to-day at 90 80 81 Wheat In dull, and the
shipping demand 10 about over; sales 1t - 50 10.
I. gal tenders, TAX.
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

CHICAGO, May a. 1857.
sporting man, named 9. ". Lee, was attacked last
night by some psrsou or psrDons unknown, ID his sleep
ine room In Rsynolds' Block and severely injured
tnst little hOps entertained q his rocovery $4,000
worth Of ssvsnhrty bonds stolen from the
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

Billiard Tsursaneut In San FPancisce- The
Champienship Of tho Pacific Ceass Awarded.
ta* SAN FRAsCsoo. Nay n, 1897.
The plissd tournament In this city closed night.
Every portion or tho Pacific represented The
champion cue was awarded 70 A. W. Jamison, 0f Viz
GINA City, Nsvsda
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

O. rn@,. xvss sfr~n Arrl i3In mort BARK 5000 hefr
& - ~ 80, iss for fiores 10 anfsh ug for Boston
ror oAer sfsrpsao Necs 50 Nisa Paos
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

Aecnenr m rm MINNESOTA MRaoAa
ST. PAN, NINA, Nay -. 1857
he construction train Of he Minnssoea Oenesai Rail.
road ran on the track and kllsd nan nanse @ssr, 81
Indiana
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

I'm NEW Yoax Exrn.p ESwwAvn.-H. nsssss
Brooks having pssehassa a shs rkht rs - issersss
Of Mr. I. Clark IN NE New YeFk AYwsa - " sass
q NV Of Clark W J. Brooks having - anscabsy
settled, me Espvss win hereafter b 1ssihAsd By J.
4 Brooks = equal propfislosa
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

NEW YORK 1HRRAlD FRIDAY may a. 1867 TRIPLE SHEET
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

Resolved, That the Union League Club q New York d.
cidedy dsspprovea and condemns the bng Of Je6sreon
Day the head Of he late bloody rebellion. besyns that
W and humanity; and decent resArd for the pssosm Of
people, the sacrifices Of the and for the saored
justice required hss he should BE- dstaned In prison
Rescvsd That there s nothing in ths action Of hs Hon.
Horace Greeley relative 70 the being Of Jefferson Davis
which calls for any proceeding ON NE part Of hs club
The meeting at very late hour adjourned, afsr the
adoption Of the above resolutiona Various members
indulged In comment on the pvocsedngs thsy pased
out Of the euildng one Semarkng ha Jsn Davis eusht
In al days Of his life and Horace Greeley 70 be
bacxcd - . negro and compelled 70 attend him .
scryank
The New York herald., 1867-05-24

ruE CLUE nNTnAHCG,
however vas the reauTe Of the day for aaxxlng
display. mere The concourss Of gay vshsciss was
equally - great thas which enlivsnsd the broad
.vs.ss o. approach @ poInc s - ~ 0os s,,ss re
and show, however Thsse was NOS lacking . broad
oonira hsigbsn ali ths nusssr Of ray oosiumss the
shs broad entrance through which members q shs club
were allowed TO psss gathsrsd crowd Of wonder
ssuce ss'I ana d Wssn poverty of attire made Inc
daxhing procession, In - penopy o. wealth, appear
mere bright and Oesu,,iu. % shsa % ever Here, though
ana fully equal Numbers V the stream pouring In q
the entrance The samo good order was maintained,
The display Of unique vchclss fine horssnesh, striking
teams and beautiful costumes was here carried 70 the
M Ssss :sov q =. poc.on sus = .sos
along the shaded that ths bon bon ABROAD
masse and eagerly crowdng forward In all their beauty,
sn|n ,,sss upon uou tns neid Of De Jockey Clubs
favorS fhcre has never been, probably, more COM
ssps ,han this flowing train Of carriages crowned with
striking veries resolved issf into on drawing up In
mass about the club house.
TuR sCKsE IRON GRAND STAND
was peculiarly nspirtna The parcian bellies, vis6-vis
with the throng Of the pubic stands crowded the broad
piaxxas Of the new cub houses In mass Of beautiful
toucia whose delicate colo blended into exqusls
shades whom viewed from the distance. Ine windows
Of the building were also decoralsd with iar faces,
and the brilliant assembngs crowded on the
rustic siaucases which twinc about and up the
rough sides Of the boulder on which the houses are
DuiiA oo"n otnot PssssS0 >t~@&'s uis-
posed themselves tho rocky SIDE OF the blun In
positions for viewing the race The
thus presented b. the nuttsr OF bright ribbons, the
smiles from happy and beautiful faces together with
the patural romantic beauties Of the spot with s age
worn rocks It's rustic adornlnent is ancient trees and
The fne buildings uprearing on the very verge Of tho
crag which beauty 20 adorned was something
not often witnessed here, and made the 1old pc
cuarly interesting 10 those viewing from the side of
the grand stand Looking 70 the right of this
attractive spot across the ncid and far over toward the
stables bustle Of groons and muttudinous stable
bows was apparent. 1he bright coors Of the jockcys
were hitting about bither ana thther, horscs were
prancins impatient Of the erooms' restraint and the
General activity OF tho being enacted q that ds
tan, point xsve assuring evidence Of the cf
sreltns trisI for which AZ were 20 eagerly vasnR and
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-11
Miscellany.
The Chinese in California.


The yellow man. generally Chinese, often
Malay, sometimes Dyak, has been drawn
into the Pacific States from Asia, and from
the Eastern Archipelago by the hot demand
-tor labor; any kind OF which comes to him as
a boon. From digging in the mine to cook
ing an omelette or ironing a shirt, he is equal
to everything by which dollars can be gained
OF these yellow people there are now sixty
thousand in California, Utah and Montana:
they come and go; but. many more
OF them come than go. AS vet
these harmless crowds are weak and
uSeiui' mop Cnang keeps laundry; Chi Hi
goes OUT Ia as cook; Cum Thing is maid-of-all
work. They are in no mans way. and thew
labor for crust of bread; carving the hod
when Mike has run away TO the diggings and
scfuooihg the hoor when Biddy has made
some wretch the happiesG OF his SEX Supple
ana patient, these yellow men, though far
from strong. are eager for any kind of work !:
put they prefer the employments of women to
those OF men: delighting in an engagement
70 wash clothes, to nurse babies, and, to
buffers and chamber maids. Loo Sine
Jolly old girl in pig-tail, washes your
shirts, starching and ironing them very
neatly, except that you cannot persuade him
TO refrain from splitting on your cuffs and
fronts. TO him splitting on linen is the same
as damplng 1t with drops of water: and the
habits OF his life prevent him, even though
you should catch him by the pig-tail, and rub
MS tiny bit OF nose on the burning iron. from
seeing that it is not the same to YOU. To-day.
these yellow men are sixty. thousand weak
IN few years they may be six hundred thou,
sand strong. They win ask for votes. They
Will hold the balance of parties In some dis
uictS they will make majority; selecting the
J udSes, forming the juries, internretinS the
laws. Those yellow men are Buddhisfs. pro-
,essmg poiygamy, practising infanticide.-
Next year is not more sure to come in its own
season, than great society of Asiatics to
church, fronting the Buddhist cburches IN
emma and Ceylon, will rise in California. Or
eSon, and Nevada. More than all, war of
labor VIII commence between the races which
Iced on beet and the races which thrive on
nee; one OF those wars in which the victory
erica. at,I70 - '''