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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-08-30

Miss DIX, H l-NDEFATIGABLE PHIL
ANrHRoPIsT was invited by some of the
ladies at Nashville 10 sit for her likeness
TO Mr.. Hall an American sculptor, in Or
AAer that they may see preserved in a
permanent and pleasing form, a counte.
nance expressive at once of feminine
delicacy, heroic courage, sensibility and
strength, compassion and irmness." To
this note MISS DIX has replied, declining
the honor proposed. She closes her
modest note with the following paragraphs,
replete with noble sentiments, which are
well illustrated ~ bsSsvery day life
AFTER thanking the ladies' for thiz evidence
other esteem, and asking to decline-the
proposal, she says:
Permit me, ladies, rather to dwell in
your hearts, affeciionately remembered
as q fellow-laboIer in the worlds wide
harvest field, for, though our paths may
conduct to different objects, our lives are
Nike devoted to lesson the woes of suffer-
ing humanity, and to soften the trials
which are 50 often the stern discipline
by which>the soul acquires that heavenly
knowledge which causeth not to err.
ITO US women, it peculiarly belongs
10 reveal in its hottest aspects the spiritu-
atty Of religion, 10 bring consolation up
on the troubled earth, and ~sanctifv and
perpetuate by our lives and actions, a re.
memberance Of our existence, causing
many to feel hat the world is better fol
our having lisedin it,"
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~

Brother Joseph
Wadesboro', passedS
ago, and informed us q
Division of the Sons al,
the title of Pacific Division, 4
lowing are the Officers: D. A. P.;J J.
D. NJ Springs, w. A; ]. D. Smith, jr., R. S.
Francis M. Paul, c.; j.. c. Beeman, A. C; Da-
vid NJ. Wooden, 1. s.; Simeon Cauble, o. S.
We are also informed, by a brother from Row
an, that D. G. W. P. Worth, of Gold Hill, organ
lied another new Division in Stanly county, this
week.
On Saturday last, Bro. M. T. Whitaker, D.
G.. w. P. Of Social Division, organized " On
ward Divisions NO. l76," at HIPS Bridge, Hal
flax. and installed the following officers: WIN.
II. Bass, w. p, Joshua A. Swift, w. A., VIM.
I. Williams, r. s., w. II. Jones, F.. S.; DR..
L. w. Bachelor, T., DIR. D. B. Hilliard, C., T.
G. Arrington, !. s., w. G. CrawIey, Q. s..
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PowELL's PIorURr roR THE RoruND

PoWELLs PICTURE FOR II RoTUEDo.
In the Paris correspondence of the New
York Tribune We find The following notice
Aeltha7fogresso of Mr.. Powell's great paint
ing for the vacant panel in the rotundo of
the Capitol. VAS il has interested US, we
dare say il viii interest also many of our
readers
"At Mr.. Hawiy's the American artist,
b encountered a number of artists-M.
Couture, the celebrated painter Of the
= Decadence : Mr.. White, also a young
American artist Of great promise. Mr..
Powell's great picture, the Discovery OF
the Mississippi by De Soto, in 1872 in
tended for the Capitol at Washington, be-
gins to take its finishing air. BY common
AEansenb Ills a complete success. Mr.. T.
kErrsoh Bryan OF Philadelphia, an emf
NJ c Onnoisseur Of painting, who has q
knarkable collection by the old masters,
ais Al a magnificent picture It has
3scelsed the praises Of Count D'Orsay.-
IT has about sixty principal figures. On
@theleft, coming out Of the 1gests on the
Nckasaw bluff, are eNpights stee
iiaIhe Tich panoply OF The middle
The foremost figure is De Soto
encounter a group Of lndians-ont
Slnan sSDPforting an old man Offer
npeace-pife, the other a proud, lofty
scowling young warrior. On the grount
are several beautiful Indian girls, making
offerings Of fruit and game. In the rea.
are Indian tents an Indian mother anc
her baby running away affrghted group
fndians coming upton the river, ant
a Tckhe right are PRIEST
Ia-blessing a cross jus
BE and rough hewn-ai
b. The horse-such
a painters-is a forte o
ploring is rich and ,har
position distinct an,
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"a The Virginia Reform Election took place
on Thursday week. From the returns already
in, there can be little doubt of a strong demon
s~tration in favor of an alteration of the Constitu-
ton.
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AAAAS bAS
and places he will discus.
Temperance and the benz
Order; viz:
At Mount Airy, surry, az, October
Rockford, Surry, "Wednesday, October ?.
Salisbury Rowan, on Friday, October 4.
Salem, Forsythe, Saturday, October s
Lexington, Davidson, on Monday, Oct. =
Greensboro, Clifford, Tuesday, Octr 3
Wentworth, Rock'm, Wednesday, Oct q
Hillsboro,, Orange, Friday, October II
Chapel Hill, do. Saturday, October 10
Pittsboro', Chatham, Monday, October ID
And Raleigh, on Wednesday, October i6.
Let the Divisions and friends of the cause 500
that due public notice be given of these appoint.
menss, and also that Brother White is provided
with a conveyance to go from one appointment
to another. Let there be a general uprising of
the peopleto hear this great speaker for we as
sure our readers he has few equals in the country.
As Brother While will doubtless be engaged bv
our Grand Division to traverse the State, all sec
tons will have an opportunity of seeing and hear
ing him during the approaching fall and winter.
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q The North Cardinal Methodist Conference
viii meet at Warrenton on the 18th Of November.
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Brother Joseph
Wadesboro', passed
ago, and informed us a
Division of the Sons at
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to make up their minds, before the expiration
Offvc years for Nun.luicrvcntion or Disunlon.
Tho Committee rUse, and the House adj

ClLvrS Is SrAEcH or wrrr.--ln spite
Of the distressed state Of his pccuuiary az.
n,rs. Calvin was at this time looking Tor
VT, to help him 10 b"ar his burdens. Cal
van in love j. indeed peculiar phase Of his
history. lie he'd rev AIMED II The nfT-
gently mature ace Of thirty and as his imag.
nations had never been very susceptible, 80,
IN the business Of choosing a hrlrmatr, he
was guided wholly hy motives Of prudence aud
convenience. In fact, be- lr0 the matter cu-
urcly 10 his friends, ius' as one would buy a
horse or any other thing, giving them lns,ruc-
lions as TO the sort Of article he Waited
Writing TO Farol on the 10Th of May, 1889.
no SAYS 81 will now speak more plainly
about marriage ] know mo-, Il any one men
toned to YOU her whom wrote about before
the departure Of Michael but bcseech YOU
ever to bear in mind what seek for IN q
wife. ! am not one Of your mad kind Of lO,-
ers who doa, even upon faults when once
they are taken by beauty Of person. The
only beauty that cu,iccs me Is that she b.
chasic. obcdicnt, humble economical. patient
and that there be- hopes tia, she will be sol
lci,ous about my health II, therefore, YOU
think Il cNpcd,cu, tia, should many, bcstlr
yourself, lest somebody else anticipate YOU.
Bot 4 YOU think otherwise, LEI Us drop the
sublec, altogether" From another
letter TO Farcl. dated the 9th OF February,
1910, It appears that a Young German lady,
rich and Of noble birth, had been proposed 10
him, Both the brother of the young lady
and hrs -iic were anNlous tina, CALVIN should
cspousc her. The latter, however, -cruplcd
on two grounds because the lady VAS unac.
guainlcd With French, and because he was
afraid ,ha, she might ihlnk ten much Of her
birth and education. II the marriage was To
take place. he lusis,cd that his BRIDE should
learn French but on her requiring time To
consider of this, Calvin despatched hs broth.
cr and freud 10 fetch him home another
lady, and congratulate himself on the escape
he has had. lie speaks IN high terms Of his
fresh choice. Il appears, however,
from another letter to the same friend, dated
ON the alst Of June, 1910, tina, IhIs match Of
which he had thought 30 highly, Vas also
broken or Ancr these failures, CALVIN eN-
presses doub, whether he should prosecute
h,, matrimonial pro,cct any further. Soon
afterwards. however, bv the advice Of Buccr'
he married Odclcuc or ldcleue De Burcs, the
widow al an Auabar,i,l a, Stras5u'rh,
whom he had converted ldelcuc had sever.
al children by her former msrrage, IN whom
CALVIN seems to have taken some interest
IIy CALVIN she had only one child, son,
who died shortly after hts 5,rh.-L.', u Cal.
IN.
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NOTICE

II aecoul,nss With a vote paced w ihr Dire.
| tar. It thf Burkhsi Branch Raj Rood, Com.
rluy directing The sHms ! h'rcN give rnr0r
that shall. a, Treasurer II .,id Com ar,, ell No
.uIhr aurr un o. ils highest h.dler, un ~ain0d'',
ne sight ia, 4 Jon. ur,t, 10 = p'r'fkpN ~ the
Rad Road Omoc IN Bu-kGsl me flLvrug ~h,rr.
loo lh- carr',l stock 1T .prI Raj RAJ Cumpsu, fr
lhs p,,urr'. Joe thereon, lnd ih. inisr,st and oo't
u ,nIe, which shares we're sul--uN-f &c ~ the
several p,f.uns hereinafter named, % MI
william Bn CHAN, 30, khciI. u 'hir,',
Ou1 Iush, rrw,
william iush, ll'uf,u,
H. D. PARSONS. rr,a'. IN. II. u. Il. Go.
NnskhslI Apfl p, 1850 II
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T. tkS Ha Councilman Wfig -ri r. n, CCsE-
hu = HS5HsLsr lHi Orfrf.
IN pursuance n a vote II the inh'litsni' n the
] town ~ Rradfed In lc;al town meeting Assem-.
Idol, passed on the Grr day of April, 4. u. 1850
the undefsgnsd rrsperiiully rcrrc'ent that connon
convenience ADD Necessity. an the iulrrcsts II the
public 30 nni require that the ro,l and piece. Il
f,ad viewed, lad out altered ,1d lp,atcl. upon the
rctitinp q u u. Dunn aad ~ other, brlring date
Avg. 7,h. 1871. sni catered ln tn G'uni, I"mins.
.ipr~r.' Cuurt ipF ONflrd Cuuniy ~ ihs Ssrtrrl"r
S..sion, lsiT. between the village n DN6rld IN th.
Couniy u O,c,rl and Paskah's Tavern, o. c,ll.
I'D ~ E,r winthrop IN the County Il KsnncbCc,
shoul h. lrilt anl oTcpri.
We therefore prly your lion. D0,rls - yie-. ~.
amino ani discontinus the afrsaid alterations ard
bcators, 'rrh part thereof &" yoat"-, ic'm prop.
90 ani sNp,dicni.
OLIVER BEAN, )sclrr,rsn
T. = CAST, n
DUDLEY HAMS, } Rs4da,d.
Anil sth 1850
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e. The CDrh.tuatc watrr renN 900 Bos'ol
Toy IsiO vail amour, 20 1h1g, $4,000

THr Cr8s l>yasrOS The last attempt 90
Get up an ,Ip~dIuoU tur the purpose Of scil-
l1r the l,l41S Of cuba ha, proved a failure -
The Louisville Du.rr- OF thc @g,h slys iha,
several Of the volunteers Who Irt 'ha, clu
have returned. after having spra, 40 their
means boz and about New Orleans The New
Or.san. Commercial BulI,uu OF tbc roth ul'
avs, u1 thc other hand. that % has come INTO
possession ofluiurmNiluu from authentic sourc-
Is. which coaunecs 70 that the rask aucmp,
v.ii yet be usdc The leaders Of the present
attempt, With the exception uf Gen. laP,z,
,-r said 90 BE-, however, OF very inferior
cIls, o. those Who beaded the former move
msat Such being the case, lhs present ~
Pei.u8a wlIl also undoubtedly prove 10 be a
Dc fash Boo ,He pan"
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SAcTII's sale.

oIToEn, IS Apul -, isJ0.
v'AkEN % EN,rufira spi vin q. snI' ~ r.'H-
L Aurtipn un >urri,, ihs hr.t tiy .' .". .,NI
At ten II th~ csk N th~ iprrHpon, ~ tha bHrss .,
Oun H. lnl,Ii. On D,nrsfk, al thr r .bt iH rysr.
"a vhrrh EPlIRhlN WNlkERh,s ur bad .1 lhs
luurcrnth ia, Of F.brslTN asi, Wh,u Mn. s3'ne 49,,
attarhri 90 mssic pfUrrss, ~ rrJ~ruIrg rsT',ir
mlrtg,gri r'il estate kirs in n,1uttk, 90 lsiug ilJ
~. 4, cot d. ilr SAM p,rbi.r, mpurIfHt D., fhit
Ephu,m WAlAsr o. J1.'ph saith, EN..uHr, .B7-
tlni1g con- hun reI acre., "a. ihs sur iHHrs lr,s
With the h1it1g rbrryul.
Iuuhsr particulars NAE kaYwn o. The Irnr aai
pit~, II sal,
", RICHARD GAGE. D.puy Shu1i
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IA y,aar man aamod Ttromb was shot
dead a, Duun's Corner North Yarmouth, on
Tuesday shrro.1. hy bus ovu brother The
tao had gone ,o the upper ,tur, of The build
me 6r tfc purPU>r yi LAYING some article
away. While ibrrr one ct ih,m took up a
gun, and surprising 10 Uas loaded and spoke
m a bsnirunr vay about h.s skill AZ shoot
ing At the same time be- IryeIIrd o, AZ the
other, when 10 went Oh and shot hm through
the heart, killing han Instantly.
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Tar IsoS BUsISTss.-Mau,si, on The 2O,h
ilstsrt. mar Tom. river, y. }. b Bsai L. Irg.,,
~. Il..ph Grant o. Ne. Amanda Ea-.-apJ %
Oh, 2l't, 81 Dover, 81, b, BsuI. l.. IAN Hsa.
drick n d. 90 Ne, J-IrJ,h Ana LrH'I.
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TF~Itls estimated ihaJthc emigration from
Che States 90 California the present wear, will
rUt ilIr short ~ 10000 Probably 800 goo
foreigner, will ,omr overflow EuTuP, during
,h~ wear, NJ ihat uamscs vli. bc ,U Gyor, al-
though ,tgrs vrlI BE- a great disparity an char.
ar.rr
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e. 4 new post Otbcc has been established
At South Franklin, Mas, and Joseph II
widswor;h appointed Postmaster. Also AZ
New Marlborough, South Parish, 10 Bcrk-
shire county, named Sou,hasld-Augus,us
Turner. Postmaster.
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OXFORD NORMiL INSTITUTE.
To tho Public.

TIE alssibsr vii close NJ, T,'err
D,-l IN Letter y. on the tsnlh day q Way f.,,u
Ss AVID y. u 10 Dcrrssay that public
Hu hrusc .h1u L. ksTt - that rla'e, be
.l..-vill ssll his TiseTn Spnd md = at "
thc Whil II h,s Farm, as may suli Tufchaser.
This siiultipn prcsenis tsie indue"lnsni n any
one " hp ~,h~s ca ~ up h.uss - the resort ri
persons IN The Simnrr scasJn sh1 ave Ia The puf-
.uit q rl.asurr ~ hcalih.
The distancc from Portland ~ tbs place u shri
csht,.6ys miles. and The facilities 4 travel will 10
,ery isnch ncrcased the presert year ., the CON
,luction 4 The Railroad To Bethel. AMI the sslsb-
li,hmsnl u liuc d Stages from that Iics to 1T.
iCr u. JOHN J. BRAGG.
Aptil 10Th. 1850. II
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THr AuGrsr, HorsE.-This House IN
Ger rs new landlord Thomas J. Cox, vas
opened on THURSDAY asst In the sverinr.
oy general invitation. large company par
'sos Of q collation..
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Thrice Weekly Age.

THE SpI.-,it-r vii prll,.h a THRIC' WIZ.
! ~ Nor during the 's''iyn u The lsg,'i4iurs
Gr 1850.
twill - t,e on, legislative paper Pubishsi at
the cagitll during Nh, session,
IT, chaf,rt,T a. q h,ihfl chronicle Il legislative
uro5rciugs ,II lrhst,. o. VII established s' Co
rcuIcr a1y rsnlfk 90 u. principal Eaiur, uunec,.,
.aN. " addition ~ ~ legislative U~rni, Il viii
contain the matter that aTp,ir. On the Nrrkh W."
The uisr VIII h. ONE DOLLAR M The s-sslol.
II viII H. published IN TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS anI SATURDAYS.
= n, tFiSs y 81 ss.r.-Ttr1t ~Ii b f1m -
a4fT4-s v, 5,ir t0U 3, -1aplisi urh s7.,fs a.
s1up1Hi Jy ils m.a,y. WI. +. JOHNSON.
Au;n,ta. March -, 1850.
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&JDtd3 L..

H. Isr,ou, indebted to ths south rari. Mare
"A hstrung Company, o., ArrDu1t .r l1 N"r,
DoN past tu,, lrc r,.p,rtiuiN rrIrstri 90 TNf h1
SANE a, SAID CoHr.auy have tH,rmrHH' f1 ..r.t
their outstanding drr. lInnr sIi,, aHl rT s,' .a,r
Cloth, in future 90 read, "a, p.i.
WILLIAM DELHIND, As-i,
south Pans, March q, l-jJ isiN1
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Flour, Corn, &c.
LIST Of LETTERS

~ TTI I I lin
wv \" -
DrMAINING ~ tAs Post Ohtt H Pass. Ne.
IL ABnI 1850.
ypr1I r..
- a.. IN A
- r.'s.I p..L',J
i's.J. ~, M
, I,"''n ,,. i,,I IL
-. ~ ~ I,I,i',,S
u,,,..s r.h.,.. NIL, Geo..
r., 49, NrE,,n,, WI
u.,p,.F u,E.,,,, usI,,t
u,,L.p So, " n.
81 \.Tt-'I u.In,a., EIu.ri
O., VI. 1 NIL lU Nathan
90. -, 49,, Ih..I
-, N,t..,' H.,
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NnIItr nf TuI,tIn.nr..

NI'HEREi~ Edvlri Coat lrt Mar C1Fd, ~
W 81 Bstb-l On The C"uHt ~ oNfr.., o.lsrtai
O. D., ih.iF ,i',, Il MpurIgr taf.. NHfra la..f.
'igAtr"n les ICED aHd hug Ight, r,..trn tat-' 4
,ud 90 BcihrL icing ths sams t.'r Hr.r, Cd Iy
thsm-ur a rnrrr particular tr-,rI.Irl Of sr.i a.A
rcsr,Dos o. said uuUgt-e, which BE- rr.H,'H.. 9Th
The Os1M lIsDuids, l"Uk IS, Tagr SO T...s7.
d,uno' ~ 49, m1,ty,g. brius tpksr, -irua T.
nrc,lo,s the sane a,urylh., o. iha ~ruJa u his
State TIMOTHY W'LNEE
RunI0i, April q, 1850. tla, a.
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$1,000 REWARD

1T IoriCSIIFF' S y. T 1@sd Wv a,5 ,', =
G. u Hrr" %. a,e ai,rti,d Il.
! GfH " low Nv h tcfsrtirrr.
/ .,A->gg-eH Thr lulsciilcr all ~ Ss'sr
mo a ong dsscf 1usnuf the P,dicrec, t., ,ft'i
| iiunts, Int ~oulJ rartly say, that The MORGAN
Es.Ic. a lioIsc well kr,sn u the Irllio, rho b.
Le,a gols two y,aTs. Siil tpin L. ,fffci for NJ
49, " Tarrs Ihis stafon, Iit is vel known 60 th-
E.Insfs 10 h. the bet Ii0rsC that ever ID u N
,tcuii, ard hIs colts have ltoytd The I.r, ma .
nm and che ta.tsst colts known g. tlc ,rIss, g.,s
FRENCH FOX, AND BOLD WASHING
TON. vcfc kcpt hcTc at scas.h, sd heir oh,
vii s,cak ~ ihcmscl'sfs " s'diiiSn 10 che
above thee liofs,.. the 1iscri,c' vii irirD'Ucc
.plcn ia ligsr irDm Compton, tar1ta, lLovn 90
FRINGE ALBERT, ownc1 there by he Icfitul.
lutal SJcie,y. weighing skte 70 twelve hendri
pouHds. lie 10 ola l-au,ifl dsppl tbostrut oolot,
and !. ,e'tH Jtars cd this Grait. Tic rtscrile'
deems u u ~ utc N r,commsnd ilit ifuffe, % he
WI bc,i recommend hiBsclf 10 god lr'-rs.
TbJ Ji'r,A FoI aud Prince AIbIt VII e,r~
in.nct ibSif IOats r tie Trcic fosr,r, 90 ne IgL
,nst. az follows Leave 10, stable ofths stlfefiler
IN N.uIly. n : o'rkck, 4, 81, "a griuari.
Nil. Li,.rroi, have th,rc ~ 3 o'Ciask, A. S.
Tns,,is, morning. 1r Jsmsr Village. leave th,te IT
: o'clpck A. W.. on Tim sily morning ioF Lswifton
Falls Rave there at o'elotI en- fIiday uririrg
ET Bridgham's Mils. where they hsy H. EpId co..
al 4 o'clock, T.. VI. thence 10 ne usts cfihs
snlscrihfc NheSs ihsy may h. ionot ~ ssioIday's.
Two Ufihc above lioISss vii leavc iLe ,ulc q
the subscriber Od Monday's "a 7u'sask, 4, " i,f
Hall. Mil, have lhrrc Tur,ds,'s 20 0','c,k.
A. ", ior the Jackson Nirsgy slTS. ilffs ~
O'Clock A. ~, on W,dnr,day's IEllN's Hrls,
~ Woodstock have ih,re - = o'slsk, 4. VI. ~
Thursda,'. 6r Norway Village icays tLrfe IN
Ftida,'s at 4 Y'ci o., 4. ~, g. S.u'h Tus.
ea'c there on Saturday 40 o'slosk, 4. ~, ~
the 49,, ofr .n. iiili, shsry b, VIII stop sutl 8
1'cIO,k, thence b. the stab, I'd. he SrlsefilcI.
The above iloIs,s wiH change u..ir Ioutr even
three weeks.
IN, lishts,, II the al5yc house, viII ss,h slsy.
en- huulrsI Iuu1d,. ard ihs hts,Iut slssn boa.
tired.
TERMS .--c5. o. warrant
y. II. These Horse. have al pf.,si thsn,evs,
O. b. 'ut flsl g,iicr.,
~ ca,gsl,Ie, II IN. n.k q the avrsr. Al
mare. disposed II hcffr 10 a'ssrair,d vh''hs'
thsy are With iJal, ~ill H. spu.idsrsl 18th ill.
AMERICA TAEEAR
Blsk6sli, MAJ. 3, 1850
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, PEil p. lisa, mar The Mil rfihs .ub.srb-f
\ o. Peru q n1is IT hini &c -. inI. some pi
cent?, tIi,din Jauulry 90 f'hwau, lsis, ru.Hrrs
" Jsr,miah fu.soms AL sigHri ie J..ai li.fg.
bon ot rrm. WV Il. KtLEN.
rrIu, May I, 1850. 3ulJ
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lurcrr,Sr NaTarr weNsr

IMPORTANT NlHTAAt - nc "'s'''
,g-,.," - f,wsr s,,pr,d IN here OF
wslr.-l,, Is.r ,o nav h.. rent. ru,,uc on
long f,. ~ correspond with the times o.
.gr,rr, the hnus, b, told hr, landlord thai
fumes ,...D, =, had. he rnuldnt raise ih,
.,..,r.,.-, M and J,.hipr , bundle ,f hanl
100, o.. ,,J. .,,r-, ,4.I he. that,
-rIa.,,, IN. ,.,,,y ,,,s ,,lrD a.,
al ..vr,,,.. D., yr.---.tl., landlord. VII,
...t. .va, tb,, q, twice - much OF. ,uu
..,,.f' ,Dsa,'... eve n 20 me agl.u. si..
,sr farmer I'm dashed NJ ! ant took 4
ON, # ,l, WRONG porec,''"
Dos Morn court l''''N' I''''"''' o..
'h' oath being administered "''i.'''"N '"'
clerk sad Speak up cannot near WIS
loa say Judge Stop, are YOU o,''
Juror &c ne,' OF one ear "' J'1E'
'"'" YOU ''1 '''''' wv we" .,, U.s. -.
The laa r.o, created a good deal Of laughter
$500
AENN A>p NAVY h'riN'rN. Inc OH
pms, introduced into the House OF her''>'0''.
uyrs, making appropriations Tor the next rs
cal year, SHOWS >''''',''s tor The Army
and ~. 500 Tor the Navy total, Tor both
SIjgIp,GOg some ct the rt"us are ~ fol
low, -Auuy-Pay 81 the army, l,"a'''3'
dollars subsistence Of officers, ijo,"'' quar-
tcuuasier's department, l,lin,"oo purchase
IT horses, $1,000 transportation - army
3. D., ,,J. r,,,,r,H, oG the navy.
d, -, -. n-c .no ,,.,, and
-. al T., .,.,,,crs 20
.--.,-,-.,..,L u.,,i .,.,m.r. 81 Gao
., -, 5,n...r, 49, y,,I, fot
-, 40 ,o,. H., -; al corD,l,,.
&c, ~, 49,, ,.h,.b qoo ooo a.,
-, a.. -, -, ION. o,7 ,cc dol.
DOwN LAST N.etRs. lhe o"nc's o' "''
horse " State Of Maine, ~ which VAS sold to
certain New lork sPor,smen, by James Jack
Of Portland, having challenged "any horse
in the world" to ,ro, aFains, hun, ior $1,000
- a., =, III ,,l. h,, hot, and
,n,,.h n, borse &" Young Indian Chief
,ra,p,, their nag. for one mile IN harness, OF
one mil. and repeat, Z" on any track or ice m
this State, as soon as there is a chance to go.
Kn. Journal.
There French Canadian boy a, st, Hya.
cinrhs. who has constructed a working mod.
81 Of a steam locomotive, complete in all it.
parts, abou, eighteen inches IN length, with
out any assistance OF instruction. e,eh IN the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-14
STATE OF MAINE.
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OXFORD, :. 81
NTp Ju.u,s Court. h,lLsa ~ No. Job rnnc'.
Y ~. , Ju.ur~ Il he Pea. ~ hnd Or NJ"
t.uu'y Il ONfurj. ~ Turrsr. IN .sii '0r1iy, 90
NJ, tsrth d,y u MAJ, 4. H. i>Jl; ~ the action,
l,uis SauislI 4 Turps'. ~ r.s,ri, Gc0l'r1a7, -
nrdls Week, ffnsrl, n wir'hmr ~ the state
NJ Maus, 11I INV II tn Sr'i- 4 Ohio, Du'rr-
which action is hf0rgh' u0 au arrur0t i'r nui'
that the s,,d W,,ks received II 'hr shiN S'S'r.lr,
IN IN twelfth DAY q Nrsh h.t. sc1i',i one
GpLlthritr II I.,u1. m ths -ur or Mac, e. M
tum q hns-a i1lhrs--niA .-,e taH' lr'rg ~ Z
- state. ani hr,ir- 1p Agent 0r Nuprny w''hn
tHS same ~ rs ,Hn,Hr-rI', r.aerr1 nat nr'rOr 30
ils r-rdIpg Il AL sJf l. sIyrr p. '.H nr'.uirf,
d, puhshias notice ir The O,irl Den rrnta 'r',s-
r,pst prir'.d % rars, v,rhin aIt t"nl'' Of oNir',
rhrr- v~~ks su-crssiysl, rr.rur.irns ADJ Dri'i1n,
~ srr.,r at my ono. 90 saii Tu.nrr, un Saturday,
The hr.i da, of Jua. rcNi, AZ 0ns q he Sp,k, T..
VI, t. .hsw cause Il an b. has, Why jtigmrnt
.hpud Mt h. r,r.l.r,i On .aid sui, and INrrutipn
thsrc,n i..u- ,gai1st hi' god, anl ciccis attached
Bn the 0ti goal Wit in saif suIt.
Jon PRINCE,
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