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NOTICEOF FORECLOSURE.

\NllEliEhS,' Philip Eastman. Trader, q Fr,c.
w barry, iu u County Il ONipri and State II
M'iu", b, hi' Del 81 Mpdgagr, u.l. t. Susan
''m.ui, Willow the 81 diy IT Nav, 1871. AMI
nr'ri,d o. the Ord Brgistr, IN rpsllrr, Book
- I'gr 2b5 H1g,gri o. the aid Susan Glen.
eui, lWhleh 'hc hl lawfully conveyed o. mr) a ocr.
tain ht Of land, We a daolIns house thereon, NV
occupied by AID hstiulu, situated ia the town 1T
lnr'nrs, sai M iulIy described IN the above
mentioned N"tgilDrrd, o. secure thc payment Of
CERTAIN nancy, thcln described; which aid East.
man n, Aiiol :" p'nuu; therefore give notice,
that Cltim g. isclus- .,I Murtg,gr. With a
Buud fr cundui. l,u,le, no the u,rt of .,iI
Eastman. agrerallt, the st,tutr IN .orh e,.r.
made aud provided
.ENRY u. BREWSTER.
Fnrburs, Feb. ] 1850. 3.n2
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FOR SALE,

I-H THE well tnpvn IIorrI krpt b,
rNpSf the sul,scril.rr 60 M, lat ten ,rtr,
8iiiS . ., 4. y 20 o:s'5 d? S:,:
80 ing Nillag y NpOsa,, ONiorl
County. M,il,r, anl within lcs- than 70 mile II the
D,pli Ut the AllaHlic \ 80. lAvrruce Rail Rt4I
e..
This Hotel within the h., ,iN month, have lrr1
murh snl,rg "a aDI uprnych, the 81 lttur, Ga lulI
ing S0N2O ct, containing 6w ilpll..viih spring
lpr, suitable either &c l,D., CDurrfis, ~ prIdg
fnss,ips', nv Dining rooin ani seven new .irr.
tug ruuius
The original lpilliur !. $685. fret. making Co..
rrihcr With he slllton, hr,r anI ruuy Hotel
lbF ~ ouuntr, UllEr.
Their j. al.b on the pfrnisrs, which inrlrlr lu
,crr Il hni. Sbhlr ~ icsi W l.u.th, ami. uun.
l,r II ~hc,is anil Oui iluass. abb Guc we'll II
water, whiFh b. s ths huu-r.
This ftsui D. Offered &c .alr, srlrly lsC,uss The
prrsrnt pfupT,tlr b. isipus e rlIlri1r bic basic
usss. ANTHONY BENNETT
Norway rsb. 10, lsjO. r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

CNTysyf, AND rfT ~I,yuy G~ErruN.
The d,'rrat,s from California now "a, Wash
ia-fru, ara understood by ihc correspondent of
OBJ. Journal ct Commgr,, to express d.. COM
figat hyl.rf, that should thr Iiuc Of the state
rcJ-va on ,hc parallel % degree, 90 mine
utr,. there would hc no slavery south ly
more diam north ct that hur
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

H. The lluH. Board 1t C.,nr', ui.sipn,r, iu sul
Ir ihr Crupfy 1T GUARDS. lanai.
'IliE mlrT.igD,l usrnrt'i'y rrpr srn' that
che r1Is l'lIiuE ICON Uud .tHn. Ilsuisnu Ilf
lui srguN o. ONblri, aIc sirruitUu. l1i hill, bnl
rtuuH' % tBN'.Ui uitAryi gI,,t iuHll, luI moon.
rcu,sucr w Wuud therefore pny yuur hu1ur,.
hi' un1r', 1iisr irs preliminary puorrIiHfs 90 b..
rate ua', commencing Near thr dwelling tlt., Of
lhHr. rh1n.,, m llBuisrn, u Oh. rHurl, ui
tuaarbdi ttrnur uu The .hpri,s rnri..lh.
r..if. tI iuirrsrgf Co., Nf1ufir auJ 81. Lawrence
NtilHrll. iu irU r1TtHIt ui DNiluI
JONI DAWES, lui - other.
M.nL-Ll. e.-LL-L-- l.. l.Ll
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Oxford Normal Institute.
S0Crn p.ARIS NIB.

TUE Fourth session Il the seconi wear It thu
i h.-h, popular ln.titute vii ouii nrncr ou Mon
d1,. March ith, AMI ~uutiuue sbyei weeks.
~tr.lsut. vii u. instrlCtod iu alt the hnnchr.
u.rlta, taught IN Aratemiss, aHd iIorr than usual
uuuilrr 81 sCuHss will h. gives in the various bran
chss Il sci.ucs, thoroughly ilhtstrud with large
and extensive apparatus.
III. "EsrHTTIC AssENHLIEs' II the lnsti-
ufc, shiCh have given 30 unch Qualification 70
Eirtnrr pupil, vii Coutuue this tim, on even
Ffidsy Evening
Canpstsut teachers have b.ea seci red, asd ever
ltteuisa will h. given o. pr,uats thr bst interests
II an who favor the Institute With N &c attendance
For farther particulars. - Circultrs.
A. YOUNG, IN, SupSryisor.
Sauih Plris. FEB. ~, 1850. iN2
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STATE oF MAINE

ONroUn 81. Surrrm. Jll.riH Cont. O,r.4r
Trur, \ y. islg.
AuI uru 10 1H-snug b. 90 CHrr thtt ibr .1r.
DNb 4. IUr"u Q. lYi sH s,As.utHi ~ itt. STATE.
.lH' has Boo tUsiut, fgrut - turus, h-r,iu, tHH
that De- Pc. ur utI.r 81 ths rsuI .Hrt .f iu. IIrI
lits nrl,rr' chat doe .,,I lfls.,ut r.tt, DO, .pH
DAVID &. LHrtt It thr f,.-.l-pr, II h.f lf'sI. l
IrlllsbirI tbr .su. With hi Yf,'.rui truf chem.
Hr, thur vrTLs .u",r..l,,I. tt che ONn.I p.u-
uHf News U#H,r uu.it.sI sf rris. iH 200.
'.w', br bf UuarU1u.s o., a. ulf, t.t. of
h.,sf lrtrr M. HTs lHu ~ -aH Cant fl d.. Ia
'H1 a' Pare aforesaid ir ~ Co., ..fI t.unf "A
uN'uI Hu Oh. huIh r...Iu of Nav uH.f. r.fH.
600 chat co. -aiI David &. EGDu uY, tI,l au|
ibrT bHHg at -aI Court, 1U shes, Dua.
% suf %. hove, nhf ihn pstrf 90 .lII Id.Ir
40 .u'l 100 Do. .B.f,I.
Nuut WN X KIBNL. Cfnk.
\ fu" u.IN 30 lIs.. HrI afI.ru| q ..Irt r|..r,.u
Au..i WN X kIMUNLI ,I.rk.
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RARE GLANCE ronArnlsICIlN.

'TTllE sll.grilsr. &c several ,cus a practising
i Physician. be- tha Ni'Ll, % North Paris, hem,
Ilslui o. have The paov ppv udcr- .lig hi- stand.
~,id >iaud o. .irntrd abrut one aui a hall milr,
frum the AtluiiS and -. lzwI,ror Rail Rusi)
consisting Il a ss,d llou,., Barn. Dihoc, Sc, W..
lifted up ,aiir,h ucu h.t TaI, having b,n llilt by,
AMI f,ra Physician thr, will l.. tuld Ncr, ouuy'n-
i,ut &c further particular. apuk O. d.. kitIitgc,
plu. Ilill, &C. T.. v. MuDl,gk North Pare.
j. 4 SMITH.
North Ptri.. Feb. l.. lsSO. s6U2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
Clocks and Watches.

1'lIE subscriber hcrcb, gives puhlic notice t. al
i concerned, that b. has he,n dul, appointed ,uI
taken upon himself the Trust oi Aduni.trat1r Of Oh,
Estate II
PHILLIP ELLIS. late II Canton,
in the C"uut, IT ONf,rJ, decreased, D., giving b,uI
a. the law dirccts-llc therefore requests al p,r.
surs Who ar inlrbtri o. the aid droc'-od's estate
90 make immediate plynrul and those whn have
AN, demands thereon, a. exhibit The same IN
BENJAMIN ELLIS,
Dee. I, lst9. 3Nl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

The u,al ugmhrr ct steamers in the West.
blown up, sunk, or otherwise destroyed dur
m- the pas, wear, Is lI2, ct which - orrr
totally IoSt The estimated pcclatary ln., j,
ST., DOWN NJ S2,Ooo. 900. and ,h, loss ct Dc
upwards ct 2oO pcr~o1s, and perhaps as MANY
were wounded ur ul.mrJ
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DR.. Marshall's
AUOM NTIC CLTARRI AID
nBADAguR SNC PIP

Thi. SNrTr n. proved the rnn.t cf'strul remedial
agent knpNu a. ths HTuI,AL Ehtutn iur
REMOVING \ COI.D ~ TIIE IlEiD, THE
HEADACHE. hND AL CAT ARllllL
AFFECTIONS.
u RELIEVES the raiiDut Il Fsiaiasss or dssiafu n
hf h,II-,f ~ gasEi1g 90 busfiHg ssHsaif.Hs -ush
"a, ar. prol1,ci Nv IN great low anil pr..trrr II
bh,ui up,n ils hain, ou,- the headache and i. the
Uul, ,grul A,oWu npun which ,uu can rry With rou.
hJuio' hr ,aapi,, r4f..ai ,ls OF that myst ,ryul.
lc-Umc disease,
THE TiRRH.
u cslnsr., strengthens. ani restore 90 healthy ~.
upu all thp.' uf-tu., and mruhUu,ous pa..s-r. 4
the head, the ob.tUstiot 1T vh,h pfo,iurr- pain he
ihe forehead aud Irgiun Of Oh. c,,., e sou 81 .uni.
ling in The Uu-o, sense IT MATES trpIiug from
The bead iuiD The thTuat, Sc.
Al the, 10 cure. casil, anil spcolil,, and The
aa'i rsah,H0i Gases y Cailuh, It usually ou,, la
Few mDuihs.
II q also an mEiling cure Gir As,.isg af H. Hass,
Il p,r,rNcroi in bet q shpft time.
Sold AZ vhul,,ale hni rriail D., Druggist. grner.
all,-b, nun, agents thrYpghuu thu cunntry, and
by J. n. lliHuuSp, Pan'i l. FIILp, :. Pari..
Fob. ), l~jO. 52ui
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MARRIED

o. fhrs fHvH. %, Rr,. e. n Dave, Rev. N1tr1n-
lFI ErfHr, Hf IuH.r. O., Ne. JUIrrsu L.. IHFu.
.Br.hr.r .f llHH. ~.rTbrH E,rfn. .f tbr. J.su.
o. IuHtT. 1rh iH.i.. D., UHT- NJ G,.rF. nsr.s.
IIsnrT d. g,rui, 20 Er1shs4, O. Nc. Mana
tI....
O. canton, ST. rF., h, ~. r. Ua.lr. o.
Tn.m. r Nj. lHn.sI %. lbr..p uf r-u.
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u HsEsu. HceR.

WANTED %, tbr .ulr.rril.r. fpu t.r. dTiu
w Auul-. A'-H, uHs iHH.lT'. .lu,.. -THF
Nrr'r.. &C. which Crsb lHI tIr highest urtrr uII
Dr. rlIE HUBBARD . STEVENS.
rar.. Feb l., l~jI. 3a2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

lthit WA eh ilf NhAlu fNii NNNi
Duck6cll Village 60 Pnris llill, aud within two
miles Of the depot u the Buckhel Bnnch Rail
Road.
The farm !. under grcd improvement, well isncri
with good substantial stUnc wall intn large num-f
of 6eld., anl well Naiercj. Tho luillngs ar ~
good repair. ucarl, new. and oo.t originally abpnl
: 600 The iaru !. 100 feet hong, % wide, ani
~ Gct paste anI IN gopl year. has lscn fllcl with
good English he, gown ou ihis farm. About ~
acres l. in thsc, anl $50 loads ~ manure living ou
the same. Thru !. also loo n lll ACRES II land
ailoiuing chi. liun, that may b. pu,h,.sd with II
90 separately.
The Earn viii H. disposed Il At . fir price, tn,
subscriber lrug aisrut tn change hi hisinc.s. au
possession gi,rn the fret day II Apnl ncNt. OH,
Tblus4ai DALLAS of The p"tchasc eau l. s,id, Il de-
sired, n proIncc, ot pasluriog.
Ifns di.f,p.rl II NJ private sale priur a. th,
ELEVENTH. DAY OF MARCH next. the f,uu
viii nu that IN, d, soll at puhr Nurtirn 10 N,
highest hlilcr. TrHHs II payment made easy,
vii secured b, m,rgage.
Al.n,-Willl-. s,ll a. puh'ic huciinn. on NON.
DAY, the eleventh ia, Il March next, AZ . o'rlnck
in the frcuruu NJ the rrsid,nrr II the subscriber
q large assortment Il Farming Tool. unr 80 II
duullr Harnesses. single lllmcssrs qulutt,
IT household Furniture 100 h1,hrls Ut pntaiur.
lOO bushel. Il Con ] Cow = tvn ,t,r. ulI
Stcyrs ? ,rarliur llrilrr. I pair Strrr. thrc,
scars ~ usNi spfiug, Cirt feet i1rh.. q srual
l0t ~ ll1rses anil Cults small lat II sheep, auI
yariuu, articles to- umcrun. a. TarticulTifs.
TTHHs-All over $1,000, ~ months credit
with ulluulscd SECURITY uuior $40, CIsH.
AMERICA FARRNR.
Burkdcld. Feb. -, 1850,
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PARTICI.AR NOTICE.

A IL persons indebl tothe Subscriber f1r the
y Democrat, Advising ~ job Work, are ~.
quested 10 make Iaynt without delay. H. nccl.
the whole amouni dns nj particularly rquests that
immediate attention lsiyen h. Il.
q. WELLINGTON MlLLETT
Paris, Fob. Z, isJl IT,
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sIIERrP's NOTICE.

THE Coruners II County 1t Oxfprd, are here
L by notified, that have lcrn dbl, appointed au,
commissioned ShuiG,r sad Co,rnty.
SAMUEL GIBSON.
Denmark. Feb. 5,.D
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

Gen. C,ss SAYS -" Public opinion. embo-
died by the pres, in the daily journals i, POurs
forth. Is borne through the civilized world,
prcnouncing the Judgment Of the prescn, day,
,ni anticipating that Of Posterity. There i
none 10 high As to he beyond its ccusurc--
none ~ low as no, 10 be encouraged by H. ap-
pr1bltion. The iron,icrs Of country may be
armsd at is approach, but 1t will pass. It -
s,rOugcr than the bayone,, more vigilant than
the suspicious Of dcsporsm."
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90.
v1alI n1, rprarut1.,vo wonderful appointment
Of rbr cabinet. bat che public were ~..rrr'y
prepared Cor such an irnomrn.oa, execution
Indeed, 'he Journal, of rhc senate furnish no
parallel Co %, Nsr Vrc only seven Cog
hm-BeI, Brusn. Dawson, Maa-um, Srv.
.... ''' .'1'''I = -'..'' anu " ...'. W.T.
''' ',. '.'. ''.."' anu ''.''.'.'
''. o." ' "., '
.. ,'..' '',..
,af.. II. y. Herald
-\rr,.r..r r--.- .,,,s. ,b-, 81, r-.
,-,,--.-, ,r.r,. .,..r. ~, S,,-.lr,,t ,v,,r.r
r---.fu,l.. ,--,.,..,,y.-,r.--..1
-. -. ,t...s....-,.r.-.--. 80,
ana hEs. Consequently. entered her IO3 wear
she married al d. ape OF tvsutv-tOg and be-,
came widow cd fity nine. Sic D. che grand
mother Of rh.ry--,n children, and great
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

The planters 40 che south arr said Co BE-
maA.r, great rlua, 90 Put more land under
cultivation for COTTON. stimulated thereto o.,
'hr hgl TT.crs of rtg present crop
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

- VIZ. hing, Recently returned from Cab
i'oua, reports 'h-t th., Is "a roua'ry between
N.a MgNco and OBJ, RIO CoIondnof CaIltur-
ua, raah ufihg ella, which vii form o. -,p-
lrair state, and unr uf rryat Importance
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
For California.

INDIVIDUALS going Co ClHauiI, IVA thr I.lh.
! GOA. ur Ilps lluml m,, ulfli1 ruIlr.,. nf l1.ur-
turr HH fh,.r Htr. 10 thr most bN.TlhF rate, with
al. tuI rJ.Trth. Ohrrs. GA auuIrrptUu o.
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w. D. LITTLE,

lasualrr Agent. No - Exchange street
PORTLAND.
Ths-T po..rir. ma, n. made as, hills ls s.rsri'r,
o. l.r-.H- tui..l.r- Yut.u, vs fs &c thr isuH-
Or 81 wife ur rHL,TI,,s n dee event ul death. ~
fryiIrils wishing o. -u o. che "FiI rsssTs," Who
have hir1I,, Irr have uHi che requisite means &c
iu Huiff NAV bHl q l.i.t rs.N bH,autB-,Hu-. --
ThH.a having hmiIt'. o. leave b,I,aj, .huuii nut
go without lB.uruJr.
-. ~, 1850 n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
THE ClTiRRH.
DIR. TowNsEND,s

SAHSAPARILLA
TUE st..rril.rs have ju.t rcceiyed fresh sun.
i ply of the cclchnlcd DE-. Townsend sarsap-
arila-a gsnuiuc afticle.
PRIcE-SI, % pr Hottie, or six bottlcs ars5,
OO. HUBBARD s STEVENS.
Paris, Feb ", isi9. Cpl, Is iI~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

t. MANY thank, 'u our brethren OF The
T-rSs frr ta-.r Kind rr-tt-rs and rond wish
ys. Also. fr thg.r rP,r, during ihr n'0r-
rreumu f The Democrat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
CONSUMPTION


ipl I d.,Is.. uf do. lu.-. th, liver, 1ul thr r1l.
m.lu4ry Ut-au., b. b. l4urHu4I=sls. g.I.i. liuH-
drrd. have ht h l.,u .uIfrlu from .u uHflm.y
grave. anI hundred. who DELAYED tru ip- lt. u-r,
have fuuI, BOO The ,t,anrrI state of ihr.r d.s.,-.,
that uhsf fras suHlr4e which che, h,d ,HuIy
-Hurlf irIm rNtfN ufb,I sHuuu".
Thi. r4r.l.HNs H,r|fH4f be- highly concentrated
inI pul up iu 3D. ani - uy b.fil.. 10 rif, ,r.
,UI uu. anir s.r biirI,, tui ,t,i ls1uI. warranted
ri contain F1rf .Hr.r.s Hrfs.fH chan IuT hH.I'Hs
81 suy ui ihr ag,A, aIl...D'rl put uHtu. puIIp.
tInu. 1T lhr Il,.
W. have rr,rry,l h.4'rrf, ~ .sr. f..in n .t,
wonderful ,u,-, from ever, ulr - Nia rsurH,
ut,u, ct which have h.u Published aui m4y H-
bal lrtti. 81 ,u, 90 HHf a-.Hr-.
sod vhul.-,l" ,ui retail o., rrHrIs & Surrf,
Gru,., N.,ii-. ~ AJan., ", o. vHaru l.. ulH,r,
ur .up..s. ut che mudi,iH" s..Iuli tz ,Hlir.-rIi,
f.tafin. th, b,.f mt,H Of .,uiiug iD-tl-I, sul Is
agent. ~ u,,f, tl lice ,iI,y.. ,Ht town. boz thr
rouruN. u b. aI.p spd 1T ahliI.il, tuI retail by
J. h. ll,Nuosp, ruisi 4. FI,LD, -. Pare.
F,h. >, $50. J2al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

lis DoS'r LlNr rr.-Gcn Taylor seems To
think IL quite impeachment for Congress to
d,r to call upon him for information. The
Wadiuet,g Union SAYS
Il seems that, with all his proicssedr respect
fr the will ofthc people, As expressed through
their representatives,, he (the President Of the
United Satrsl takes no PAINS to eOuccll IN,
pa,,ion, whom the representatives, Of the Pco-
plr call upon him for information relating not
10 bis. but the peoples Government. From
more tiln one source We have heard tins fact
stated and further, iha, The President Of the
pruplc makes ro hesitation in jcnouncing,
even boz thr b,uc-rs, terms, the imPcrincu,
curiosity olthc peoples representatives.
CNrau Nvrgg,.-W, learn from bet
Journal ct Commerce. that the steamer Che
roLcs. which recently arrived a, New York,
brought intelligence thai the British war sirl-
mrr. Gorrou, hal entered the pori Of Nm1lPo,
Tgrr island, and rrcmtarkrd the British gar
r.,oa Ou that Island. pulled down the English
f1r. ho.sird that Of Honduras, anil ,aluicl it
with sd guns. The plan oiihs English .ccus
o. D., ., restore things siAs posriioa in which
ihry stooJ previous to she seizure Vt the Isl
anJ by VIZ. Chlti,d'- authority.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

COLDS. COUGHS, Nuu1rlNG CDtGll
,.".r u. .tr.rh. h.|..N. ItIN ir rIiL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
SALE AT AUCTION.

WILL h. snle at .puhlic Auction,
the valuable home-finn of the sub
scrilcr with thu huilding. thereon.
oontaining from 100 to us acrrs Of
Land, l,ing on thu main rad fruu,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-20

that pspabe injustice Il done this body BY I'll who A.
sail H. Who they who denounce this conyenona Have
they the weight Of character and standing 10 the
" OF the selected delegaiesf some Of then
in our Stale, hunting for Offices Ia
manhaisbps hcf Can we not point 70 opposing the
southern Convention. who are expecting appointments In
california, she is admitted Into the Union
There may be patriotic bot misguided opposed
this convention; bat, far have in Mssis
sipp the opposition - confined small body Of wings.
who are working % keep party organization alone The
New Orleans Bulietn Is the leading Taylor paper OF the
Southwest and II Is Of the INSCRIPTIONS adyer
sares OF the Southern Convention that have met
with II sevdenr from the following extract from its regn
lar Washington correspondent thai there sincerity In
lis oppos,on-its whole object being party;
The opinion prevails be that Of the
peculiar Mr. Clay and also Of Mr. Webster willing 70
let policy In the Of adjusting the great
board nlteor objects The fact that ne ber Mr.
Clay Mr. Webster alluded 20 the Presidents plan when address
ing the Senate the question: strengthens the opinion
alluded sorry but Is the truth When VIII poll
tcian learn wsdomI wing poitcans The wing party
had better opportunity than now 10 make capital o. SUD
But will be done for the valnes
jeaousies many leading wings the country VIII
yenti
Such i the character ofihs opposition 70 the southern
Convention. 1Ae tchg party, says this miserable tool
nsver had beteI oppolInaiiy than now TO MAKE GAP
ITAL OF A SUBSTANTIAL AND DURABLE Ma.
TURE. !" That is all that is thought ofrs, party, and
next party yadr this Is the caiechsm OF the opponents
OF the Southern Convention There still among the
class Of Of old who would aei their country
for mess Of potiage.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-20


Mr.. CALHoUs's Rrnnss--Mr Mason stated in the Uni.
ted States Senate on Tuesday that the committees OF the
Senate and House. charged with the transportation of the
remains oi Mr. Calhoun to bis native soil OF South Caro-
Ina would probably leave Washington with their pre-
cious trust on Monday next They will reach Richmond
on Monday, about 5, p m. Gov Floyd, we presume,
will order military escort iron one depot 10 the other
Will not our citizens also unite in procession do
honor 10 the memory OF the great champion OF southern
righisl But llile is left for action aud suggest
that at the meeting night before anything else
taken up resolutions be adopted eechoing The respect
felt for The able southern senator and grief Tor his loss
and providing for such organization 10 do honor TO
his remains as they pass through the metropolis OF Vr-
GINA Thank God, we are all united upon such ques
ton aud the spontaneous euson OF the feelings oil Rich
rnond must meet with the unanimous sanction OF the
meeting
The directory Of the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad
Company have passed resolutions that they viii unite with
the citizens OF Wilmington in the funeral ceremonies 10 be
performed upon the passage OF the corpse OF Mr. Calhoun
and have rendered free passage 10 the committees Of
Congress as also Of Charleston their line OF railroad
and on the steamers belonging 10 the company This be-
coming offer has been accepted.
PS-Tbe city council held meeting last evening. and
appointed committees Of themselves and the citizens, 10
make necessary preparations 10 receive the remains OF Mr.
Calhoun, and TO entertain the guests OF The city, the
committees of the Senate, &c, who will spend Monday
night in Richmond They will arrive 10 Richmond in an
extra train about four FIVE O'Clock Monday after
noon Al Wilmington they will take steamer chartered
for the purpose
Yesterdays Richmond Enquirer.
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AcLEWe nd the following brief report an operation
by Dr Mott at the University, few days sgo ia Noahs
Times
young man had tnrnor growing out Of of his
sively and firmly attached, that u impossible pull it
with iorceps, as y done with polyp The worthy
professor put his considering cap and studied out an
operation; and them 70 make a sure be performed on
dead body Satisfied o. s prscucabiliy, be began. First
the mouth through the upper liP then dssected The
flesh from the bone, Az the heshy part IL the
nose oyer upon other side Of the face This dose he
sawed through the bone and by nee piece q carpenter
work laid open the whole extent u the nos The tuor
was now exposed, loose, and easily extracted and the
patient got well, without any difgarement, but 4 ne
where The heshy parts reunited. This in
penious, bold, asd most successful operation.
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Letter from DR.. Webster's Da tighter.
The Manchester Messenger publishes the following
written by gentleman of that place. II is OF interest,
showing the sentiments entertained by his family in
regard to his guilt
CAMBRIDGE. April 8, 1850
SiR. this morning receivd the very kind letter Won
addressed TO me, and which / hasten TO answer-to
hank you, In the name Of my mother. my sisters,
speeding my beloved father You believe him Innocent,
You believe haf he Is the victim of ccumsan-
ces-a deeply injured That he is innocent we, his
family knop and nothing earth viii ever take from us
this conviction We have never, from the he
mind. aad whatever the world may say or do, we shah
have that feeling 70 support The knowledge OF his
ing in The coar room thai j, is hs, gives him and US
calmness now, amidst the many Of that
have overwhelmed us.
the Trial for bad been assured throughout the winter
that our father could but be restored and
had been heaped upon him. But Justice fled from the
court room, and Prejudice took her place.
Yet hope still fingers with for trust the public voice
will be against the gToss injustice that been
mlued. and will not allow county bear such stigma
on her name-such everlasting stain viii be that OF
the sacrifice OF truly my father And II
word from sir, can add feathers weight the ef
rance Of our hearts that eel grateful for the deep
yon express and isel and Tor what doing 10
our behalf NAY s9o n nus mantle a mercy look down
u Is Ills will bring the iEath TO ght and allow
this awful mystery 70 be exps,nsd may he enghen The
must again thank you, sir, for The kind feelings you
press towards my dear father Noting that the world
do new gives us greater consolation than the ledge
that others believe him innocent Sympathy has flowed
abundsniy from many hearts towards Us. his amy but
pressed Tor him That beloved father may be restored
20 u.s. Is The fsryeni prayer OF hearts; and wait
baly In the hope that those who are dec de
ia his case may terrible injustice ih,t has been
comm ted and has inflicted much suffering 90 many.
Believe me, 'ir, gratefully Ie9,, ,r, ~ ,,rnsr
DANIEL MARsH. esq
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SENATE CHAMBER, April 10, 1850.
GENTLEMEN: have just read, in Virginia newspa-
per- with unminged satisfaction, the very able letter Of
distinguished fellow citizen, Andrew Stevenson Of
Virginia, in response letter addressed to him by
committee OF gentlemen, OF Abemarle county. Virginia,
in regard to the expedency Of holding the Nashville
Convention and should be pleased Of your friends,
to see it in the columns OF the Union. do therefore
respectfully request that you will publish il
Most cordially, yours &C.,
H. s. FOOTE