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CORNELIUS VANDERBILT,
lR., IN LUDLOW STELLp
TAFT,

The Hon. Horace Greeley, f.. V.
EaughWout & Co. and others
VIcJlnllZed.
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TIE aIANITOWOC PLOT

A Weekly Newspaper, Democratic in mol
les, evote.. TO the dissemination of Useful
Knowledge, Literary Entertainment, and the
Local Interests Of ManitoBoc County rrbIisb
ed every Friday morning, in HeubneI's BlocL|
(up stairs. corner of York and Eighth streets
Wis, by
Z. 3. TREAT, 49, Proprietor
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To Mail and Office Subscribers, $500
iayar5oJ(y az adeaace.
p,Trc ON 1DurD vycTArr,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14
AELGL'SS
SAEs - -. u ~ tx. III y
4 COOP REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
80. FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and The Letter
from his Mother

B,n,,n barracks, No APri ~ 1900.
DR. joins HULI.-nuT s,r, kuo"ns ,,g 80. sI.-
cheney Of your sarsPahl-a, ant ,he hsa ls I ,,g
hl AL qu,dii ~ u possesfrf' s'hd %" Wv ''''-
statement 81 my case -.
,s ,,o,,u,led ah,, W. ysat- ago-ws1 ialson Prs,
o,rp md confined f9r sixteen months. bo'ns ino.tl
.n often my WOUNDS have not healed yet. hNe 10Y
sal una moment since was wounded hIi su''
.throIith The hips Ny genera health y ,mi'I"l,
and 1 need something 70 atslst uatht"i iAN',hy'
faith in your smsaparla than n hing csc; WE.
,h.t that II genuine Please express lae h,Ai u"A'h
battles. and olIIge +. CAPT. q. l.. JOHNSON;
u sTh. following vas written April 80, lhoS, by
MIs J.pnio Johnson, mother IL capt, johnson -
DR' John BULL-Dear Sir; Ny hushahd w :.
> Johnton, was a -killfll surgeon and physician ~
Cantrnl New york where hc died, leaving "a" Nb"Ne
g. r. johnson in my care. A. thirteen years o. sg'i
ne mad "A chronic diaTrhci and sCroiulh lnr Mich
pay ~ nm y"ur Rar.aparla. IT CURED HiM; !
nave for ten years IccoIuInchGrl NO WNhS ia Wv
york, Ohio and Iowa, for scrofa. fever sores ana
general debility, Perfect success hS hleht'u ",
Jar cures fFrroia some Of srruid ana ifrr sores
,s,y, almost r,racn,us am very anxious or MY son
10 asain have recourse o. your sarsapWilla' ne l1
ami Of getting spurious article, hence ne Wtltng
20 YOU tlrit lis wounds were terrible, Tut nIl'N'
h' VIII 'e'"'''' W. '' JENNIE JOHNSON.
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IN
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even sitt.nv ~. ua ui it, obsolete statements,
20 not roHt-u5 ,h.: work win Chamberms Law
Book for t' po,bir
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DRUGS.
OBSERVE!
Arc You q Slave

TO the use OF rohsccof d. you wish to quit ne NJ.
INV babit1 Ur course you de. Then Ket Bur'onss
nbaoco hntidote and you viii not only be cured OF
tho use of tobacco but you will not crave aEain.
such h. the experience OF hundreds. Many IN Oaio
h We 4, sesi IL ana found Nin every Hay enettnn wv
box ana try It.. 1t youivs At 6itAnee g. senn NY
cents to Barclay Brothers, Cairo, and they WIN sena
Won n box by return mail -
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Soothing Remedy!

MRS. (Cures Collie and Gripping In PRICE
WHITCOMB's( the bowels, aud facilitates rs
SYRUP. lihe process Of teething. )CENTS
MRS. (suhdues CONFUSION. and ov. PRICE
WHIT OMBSl eFeones all diseases incident III
SYRUP. 20 infants and children \ e. NrS
NisS. Cures Da rhea, Dyseutery, \ PRICE
WHlTCOMB'S and summer Complaint IN NJ
SYRUP, J children u all ages, ! C'NTS
II j. the Great Infants and Chldren's Soothing
Remedy IN AL disorders brought On by teetning, OF
any OthsrcauHe.
Prep.red by the GRAFTON MEDICINE co., SIS
LOUIS, No.
shere. ser lydaw
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ct LOUIS, CAIRO AND NEW
- .. ORLEANS
-a c,rxEr COMPANY
srAuER W II ABTIrR.

Er-K Master
wn'is,ve car, "a FRIDAY. ptal'er tho li;h
mat .t . a','u,k J.. n conn. suHs a. Nos ORLEANS
with ocean i'rr or''elif 90 20
Liverpool, New Work, Boston, and calves
ton, Texas
Passenger. and shipper. go rely on one oi nee
tpat. leaving CAIRO g4ns'u.gi . q. ntS'e'
t.enerd Agent, caro-.
pH,... On WIHr'loa', Public Lanlut
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SOZOdOut.

po,ir,. tooth powders ana pastes. French and En-,
r,n ons for the teeth, and tosth powuer OF
siAri ~ onhlisy % oar make. Gall and take your
cLcicc az Rsrclays SO $50 tia ~ ..iruN .A =
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

This new and reliable nrtitleis manufactured re;
and for sale by Barclay Brothers USED
for cementng wood, leather, glass, chnaware, etc.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

s,tho so,r for bathing " does notsirk.
DANCER OF losing 1t n. floats on the furisre OF 10
water. ~ Barciuys. r..HI
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DIsSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNER.
u SHIP.

The partnership heretofore existing uudsr
30 Figs m -fftiion, FsasDn tark ls tilis day dis
sO.fFl ID mutual CDrsrnt. All ferrUu- indebted 10
~ De- tfn l pies.re NAB r payment o. our former
.9cs-sHttff. NJ r. H. bsHheii AMI an persons
.sr.t. sEanst ss sIn prescott them o. him Tor
"sf~a.f. Al U.+ as..s- NJ tT4 lsEs i-ru placed IA
.l6..s o. ssf'. ~rEeaf.
w. -IktIIOS,
2. b Ellf-ts.
a- CLARK.
.~-1rar r. a,
ff- F-f.fsaa .sFt..FB ssl tIilH. e.1u business
I'd r. .Hs ..l staG4 I'd -frlftrr a Bird.
wlsrff 80 go .r@f4 Jafrfrazr eKfsntsi Ia no
rt t+r 90 tee p.+ts4fs q rsffIneDding tf~ nss
-s es.r .srf-ff f.stf.-' AMI fr~l.as
Is. HIfrpS,
$50. CLARK
l,-sst<f tia l.ss. oeiIm
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14
Young Ladies'

Ana ihsff Nho are o.4sFi young men AMI oli l0en
ne rrH a11 p11r tlpts- sho have tiars sing osks,
hose MO afr graz and ic.e sho, haynR lost their
hair AMI are EsnHgit AGAIN AZ nee bsffetfs F"gets
be H4f i.r-tnraf'Fr. 10 yoH tsss Dot ns@f u ~ -
once AMI GET bottle iHrotky- - iar pr 90 tFeIF
store Do ths general .eadqnsrtHfs for ih' article Ia
southern Illinois, EraturE and Missouri.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14
To M Udt,d No'o, and World wa
headers:

To M Jap,d Na'o and World. W1dc
HEADERS:
, navy. received ..H, f,.''rn. .'t. Num profess
,.anaI ami meI.gsI men, 30 NY N.ans'r anu 'Hil
=. ..,Hf. HHl, shown. go 90 which sT' genuine
m, follow n gom hfghN tduea"d lti l"l"h
rL.,s....n .r gt.rgHH. I- certainly ul' N. A. most
s,r.N, Il y,rr y, m su,cfs have over r'-'"l''i ~
sr.-r.rf kr.v- exactly nHzf o. .ls 49, "i, ttA -
TESTIMONY deserves 'H %. vf'i'n m .',. p ~ .-l
Htarplsg Go uo.sa. ..y- ~ h"u's N"r" h'.-
troy~r;
yl4n.s. Va.-.r County,. "a..g
luay 81, lsf.
-. r, prtr-i.sr air iear. -...n'} given
yaef w pom Destroyer. several 'l.'..' nc tbn '
,.rF.-f.rIE ,H.s.l .-. % hHs nos i.I'. IN r.-.'
.rs-arre a.. ays tts rishri.f.f "fect. an d'Fs
r-,,ty Isr-s-iHllfy yF1"t.,t Hpt have lA Nt l'i
.1s,. r-,ss Ufde kut ! .n ffsc 'n ''li'-s
.h..T l-r rgrr remedy r,r.fTrruf1'd rs 80 lt,si
.-.f.t. tfai Ift.l al4 speedy - .'' ''' 90
~ ;fs car trA'v. t''S ar' lrrsft ih n. At'li',
We. f.t r. writing l.. .~ Pr. ti. w WV ''.t
L. -. o.. fueiti rc '..rsi'y ron SOU. u r'n
90 -.- ...s 's-... 'i. a.. -',+ l.. y.
-. .f f r. 3. ~ '.r
-r.-,.. -a -r...-r. r.r..E r.... H" h'.a i'
- So 80 sraF.g t-.s--s s t..} 2
F.r RS 20. . st. p So .' . ..'. pr
ilf a-f elsrv nlssHs '' s"s'a'r IN .r.ng human.
~ s....4E o.. ~" ssr {. ~. '.-r, ~
..rH.l 81. f"..- '..' s.. .'. lftu ii' ..., .N ~
....-. f.t Ea.f..Is. H.r..fr au lf %" D., iH'
1 a4r.t.g- ,f- rIi o.. at ''' t.'r-s. 20 ii',--
....,. --. r st# rH#ff ''.' frIr.ff 'H rfD
~. ururer oI a...s-.f i.rlra fr.H 10 t"'- Please
r.rIJ ...., ... ..'.. tf... E'r' ''.n-.
ILD-F DLEHENI NI.
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Ihlang IhlssnE.

The Flower Of Flowers. This new and popular s sh
delightful handkerchief manufacturer pr WV
celebrated Rimrne OF Paris IL 70 be hss ~ tne prus
store on the LeYee. In the perfumery line ~ wv
cognred as person % elegant taste yonfnoS' uT'
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14
D,sin Ecctants.

c,uoRIpr LtMF, cARBoiIc .AcIp, clJ.oRIDE
OF SOFA. Pt'LVFRIzED CePPERAs, for sac chesP
nj parriays Cleanse ysur premises lfyon want sooa
heath Won must breathe pure air. It.st t-,l
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14
Brandies, Whiskies, Wines
ITupuIIapartabie Cement.

For medical purposes only, at wholesale and re'~
by barclay Brothers. ---
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14
Ths Lzsaara ,~stt Pssn.hiwx c..
fsu rH.f.H H--N w ffFN
rl p co sl-e Fali-h .-
FANNIE rs Guide.

IS Uvur, stephens. 90 EIuslels. ala The l.,s ,.
Norton, % Yale College. vols, TOyal octave, !.
rages, and numerous engrasiuEs, luce, g. 90
no to- T0.-.-hy mail, post p>ia.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14
Saratoga ana ssluc Sick Water.

- clear ami ,cly g- when drauE az the springs,
The virtues 60 ,lcsc tcIs have ht"o and are being
tested tu the gro nu M 'Gi satisfaction of many Of
oar vt zen. Az dealt Ont ut the counter Of Barclay
brothers, fb.} ga, alt.lr cool aui refreshing Sara
tOga, fifteen Urh,t- for one dollar; seven tickets for
hity cents. BlN" ilr-'Weup ga-eeo u,l one dollar.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14

Nortnrrn Line Packet Company
I.rosuL Packet Company
Omaha Packet Company
ON. Sa.iOus Railroad Lines
A. MtupiUs a.iH
,I.muhi. and white River Packet CO"
hrLan.a. river Packet Company
Mcmphis aud Charleston H. H.
AMI mls.i.sippi Tonnesses h'h
~ Nisl- .i'rg win
sasoo River Packets, anA
Vicksburg and Meridian hniiro"d'
Giving gguugh bll- iadpg ard tickets 20 ''i ava ''
I'."'' oIiAs. 7 HlSDE, General AT,Et
Ed sI-a0N, Ticket and Passenger Agent
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14
IUT<L'sS
CEDRON l}EETERS.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
- 1-lk q N aass hoard from
Testimony Of hedical Men.

Testimony OF hedienl Men.
stony Point White Co, Ark, May ~, 80.
Or. joins BULL--Doar SIR Last February Twas at
Louisville purchasing drugs, and got some Of your
SaTsaparllia and Cedron Bittors.
Ny son-in-law, who was with me in the store, has
been down with the Thoumatsm for some time, CONE
menoed on the Bitters, and soon found his general
health improved,
DIR Gist, who has f""n N tad health, tried them,
and he also improved.
Dr Coffee, who has been " bad health for several
ycars-stoaoch end hr,r ail'cted-ho improved very
much 10y the nse ofyour Btters, Indeed the Cedron
uters has given You great popularity IN tins settle
ment, | think could sell great quantity OF youi
medicine this fall especially the Cedron Bltters and
sarsaparila shin wc ga Memphis care of Rickott&
Neely, Respectfully, ,
Prepared by DR., JOHN BULL at his
Laboratory, Fifth Street, Louisville, Ky
Eor sale by HkHCLtY H8Os.
stZfu
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14
g,lnckbcrry wine and Cordial.
Floating Soap.

or extra quality. Row IS ihctms 70 ms z, peIe sTis
d. Ia Va ma enrAnteel ~ hareiny ffo'hcrs
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14
For SAFELY Killer.

t,,p BARCLAY. aud ret sheet II D,tchcf = l,shi,
r,nv IN, pnrer tie ptnuina article. tine sheet VIII
Kun p quart % Flies.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-14
california Wine.


kill quart 90 Flies. -------
California Wine. .F.r.
Ifyou Nnajihr p'tre article. frcm the ORIGINAL f.k
ayes. retri ve 4!Ut from sunny slope 'ig' lM-s -
~ - - l,ifriv N-rN rfl- rn ~ fnrrA'ys' They
have o. Anrriig, sod Fort
Lndic-- Attention. -
IL, rrr,., srd ls,, iSfidts 40 tyuaC. AZ lLmon
mi NFifl. 81 f'Y,rlnE c- srssiu, lrie-' rfia
,t.. q. i,. i'. .. i.g.iay.' - T. -.-...-
t.t French Blaci,ing.
,r5aF.r, 90 co. -hs sft,ls ~. set1sr, ss,i -. %
r.,,t..tt f1ryt..f hsse NJ Gnsttcr la-E" saTp1 .We
H... ~. trr. as I.ste '! re Ecie1 tahn
-.-. :" t-..-.. NsessUr. - c.'hc- F'ni e "
i,.-.'rv.'
brushes
r..-E r4..r.. .Isr sn.srrss, o. ~ 1I.- be-, e'i
.....,ff. har 90.
Nhoulter Braces.
s,-a-. .. go - 80 TfN,7 ACTION
"a, g..
White Lead.
fr.r. l... 90, .rrH-. .t a. 30. ssfs. - 81 49,
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PEOPLES LAW BOOK.

Containing
Fun Instruction. nnj Practical Forms, adaped.lE AZ
ery Kind Of Business, and TO all the states OF 'h'
The New York herald., 1869-03-20

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
TWO PERFORMANCES.
TWO PERFORMANCES.
THIS AFTERNOON AT ~.
THIS AFTERNOON AT III. .
THIS EyFNISu AT
SECOND YEAR OF SECOND YEAR OF
HuMpTY DUMPTY
HuMPTY DUMPrf.
HuMPTY DUMPTY
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS. .
SEVENTH WEEK OF SECOND v0LUkA
POPULAR ATTRACTIONS
HUMPTY yIhe Grimadil CEo 7. rox
DUMPTY Of the Day, I oNo' :" 'oA.
Tnnat1RI THE GRACEFUL MILE. sxNGiiii, =
sIGNOR COsTh's UNIQUE BALLETs.
GLITTERING TRANSPORTATION.
twice THis DAY.
TITS AFTERNOON AT Id
THIS AFTERNOON AT 1x
'AS - THIS EVENING AT
THIS EVENING AT 8
THIS EVENING Al 3
The New York herald., 1869-03-20

TUsr our-LyDIA THOMPSON. oUADRfLLEs. cox.
q tainns "Beauifu bells" "Up in q Balloon" aDs!I
&c price cents handsDnh portrait of Lydia ThOmo
son. DITsON 4 co. Publishers III Broadway.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

yV0OD's MUSEUM
w TWO PERFoRMANCEs IN THEATRE this
SATURDAY BY s#NA
Mr.. AND MRS. w. r. FLORENCE
MORLACcHI BALLET TROUPE.
MATINEE EVENING,
at 2 O'Clock. nt8 O'CLOCK precisely.
~ gHE q, BssEFif u BILL, TWO PIECES AND BALLET.
nr ana MIS- FLORENCE and full IN both piece1s
concluding with the captivating ballet "a success)
XII EsMEkALDk,
by the entire MORLACGHI rROUPE- MONDAY NOV.
THE COLLEEN BAwN, for four nights only,
aud last week positively of the FLORENCES.
The management have pleasure IN announcing engage
trasedicnne versatile artistic
MISS MAKRI0TT.
Who, IN conjunction with the highly appreciated legitimate
ragedian well known to the puoc o. the United States
MR.. }. y. LArHCART, mN'M
win make their first appearance Monday evening" March t
The New York herald., 1869-03-20

TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, 20t BOWEkY
GsANB NATTTSEEE TTooRDxy AZ ~ oct6ck cI6ck
GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY, AT 2K OCL0Ck
GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY, AT ~ O'CLOCK
GRAND HHTiNEE TO-DAY. Al 81 O'CLOCK.
TRFLAlNE SISTERS. JUVENILE WONDERS.
TRELAINE SISTERS. JUVENILE WONDERS.
TRELAINE SISTERS. JUVENILE WONDERS.
THE GREAT DRAMA. THE YANKEE INVENTOR.
THE GREAT DRAMA, THE YANKEE INVENTOR.
THE WONDERFUL DELEvANTI BROTHERS..
THE MONSTER COMPANY IN MONSTER BILL.
ON MONDAY, THE GREAT JAMES TAYLOR,
Champion Comilue OF Great Britain and America.
ON MOI THE NEW RURLESQUE, ROMEO AND
JULIET, AND SIX NATIVE AMERICAN BLONDES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-19
Hartford.

Having learned from the Boston Jour
nal, of March 18th, that the Adventists OF
Oxford County, have announced Sunday,
the TN. as the day for the final conhagra-
ton of all things. took particular notice
to see what the day would bring forth. in
this vicinity found it to be one OF the
most uncomfortable Sabbaths OF the win
ter. \ hotter fire than common, WA, the
desideratum in all our dwellings,.
=. Of sweden. SAYS while some vo-
tiers were otherwise engaged, one was
elected 10 the office of ;. : Committee. ."
Ii all good citizen voters would attend to
the Ballot Box, when votes are called for,
they would have this consolation, If one
was elected who was disqualified for the
Office Il did my duty" The ). s. Com
mittee Is one of the most important offices
in the town. and Que that IS often the
most neglected at the Ballot Box. by
friends of education Being Al Buck
field. was surprised to see how few
listened 10 the Report Of the ). :. Com
mittee, We'll read by Mr.. Merrill. II
would Toe o gain instead of a loss, If the
towns would publish The report of the
:. :. Committees \ large class OF
friends of education, including the la
dies, are now deprived OF listening TO
the reading of the report, and know
nothing of IL content, only by hearsay.
Ii teachers and committee knew the re-
port was to De printed and criticised,
they would strive TO 90 their whole duty
knowing they were 70 receive credit for
The same. How often il i the ease now,
that the report is made from one visit,
and that Al the commencement Of the
school. and from knowledge obtained
from friend or foe TO the teacher, in
stead of on It's true merits. Citizens OF
Oxford County, be wise for yourselves.
In the school district at East Sumner,
. - have had the measles this season,
from the infant 10 20 years Of age. They
are now visiting Center Hartford, having
called upon jams Irish, Postmaster,who
received them very mildly. lis hoped
they win leave the town before Spring.
work commences.
/ If the villagers of Buckfeld have not
seen the ears of late, East Sumner has
seen the one-wheeled wheelbarrow that
Slocum speaks OF. The former have
been honored by the velocipede.
llAaTFoRp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-19
Bethel Items.

.Ar. Editor: | would enquire of the
readers OF the Democrat if any of them
have sowed wheat that came from the
Western States If they have, would
they recommendit to the farmers Of Ok
ford County?
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF Bethel and Hanover Bridge
Co, held March Sth, they voted that the
bridge be free to MI till the first of June.
The Directors were instructed to make
some suitable provision for collecting toll
within that time.
We have n man that is famous for quo
ting and explaining Scripture. He was
asked by gentleman what he thought
Of this passage? "Goosy, goosy, gander'
where DO YOU wander" lie quickly re-
piled he supposed that it referred to the
Jews, as they Were a wandering people.
| suppose the gentleman was perfectly
satisfied with the explanation X.
Bethel, March 18th, 1869.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-19
The Oxford Co,.atu Bar.
We had not time, last week, TO write |
ont our minutes of the tioings at the Bar |

We had not time, last week, 10 write
out our minutes of the tioings at the Ban
Supper, so we win avail ourselves OF the
facile pen of "Stenos," and publish the
following, which herepottedto the Lewis
ton Journal
The oxford Bar had their annual sup
per last evening at Hubbard's, President
AIvah Black presiding the seats Of honor
at his right aud leit assigned to Judges
Kent and Howard. Verbatim and all
other reporters are of course excluded
from repeating the personal hits, the spicy
anecdotes. the humorous "reminiscences
or the serious reflections which find ex-
preston at a reunion Of the brotherhood,
and speeches are out OF order. We CAN
not however LET the ocOasion'paSs without
reference TO the production OF a paper by
the Clerk OF Courts, Col kimball n
printed list of former Clerk, Capt. Win
ter, containing the names of members
practicing ut this bar in 1853. 3
OF these still living are Aver, Andrews,
Black, Bartlett, Browne, Bolster, Clifford,
G.. X. Emery, X. A. Frye, S2mI tesSen-
den, Gibson, j. Goodcnow, Gerry, Gray,
Harlow. Hastings. jameson, Littlefeld,
Nav. MoKenny, Marble, Perry, Randall,
Rawson, Stowell, Strout, Shepley, Dana,
Sampson. Wedgwood, Trip, Peter G..
Virgin. w. w, Virgin. Washburne. Wal
ton. Whitman but the record Of the rest
Is closed, embracing the names of Bridg-
ham, Bradley. Goldman, Is. C. Cummings,
Emery, w Frye, Deblois, Goodenow,
Keith, L. Luddcn, OSgood, Robinson.
4 revision would add the new names
Of swasey, Knapp, VIM. 2. Frye. Nor
rill. Barnes, BiSbee, l.. II. Ludden, J. 5.
Wright, A. ;. kimhall, Hobbs, Whitman,
Riilon. Wilson. Holt, Clcaves. W FRYE,
Pierce, Thompson, Walker. Foster,
Bearce, Blanchard. PulSifcr, Shaw.
We allude also 20 the tribute of Judge
Kent TO the high character and worth oil
the profession. Notwithstanding the
pleasantly which had pointed them ont as
objects OF popular aversion, they were "a
much relied upon and trusted with the
higheSts interest and the closest secrets OF
the people and rs freely and willingly as
signed to positions Of the highest honors,
duties and trusts a any other class or
profession ofmen. He had been gratitied
to observe of late years growing inn
proyemont in the courtesy. decorum,
brotherly kindness of the members tow
ard each other over that of former years.
He remembered when in some parts of
the State jury trial was = bear garden,
when rival attorneys would exhaust the
vocabularies OF abuse for the diversion of
the crowd Early in his own practice he
had with several ofhiS professional breth-
rem determined to adopt different course.
and they did SO. much to their own COM
fort and profit
A committee composed Of Hastings,
Kimball and Harlow was selected 70 ar
range for future annual meetings and AN
annual supper of the Oxford Bar