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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-17

BAyARD TAsLoRs PRIzE Sons. There
Is line in this song which is not exactly
understood by many readers; il is the
second Of The couplet.
uwho.e Empire DER shadows Atlanto's vide breast,
Aud opes 10 the sunset It's gateway OF gold"
That il refers to California, one readily
pcrceives, but the figure is not 80 'far fetch.
ed fr nothing From the North side Of
San Francisco, looking out 10 The ocean, one
sees at sunset the rays streaming in gor-
geous splendour through the narrow en-.
trance up the bay Of San FrsDcisco--exact-
~ as through gateway whose framework
is Of solid gold. The view of sunset, ms
thus seen, is described by all who have Wis
tied AL Derado'' as ono Of ,ruo magnili-
cence.-N Y Com
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-17

DISSOLUTION OF PARTN EIsSEBIl'
lie partnership Of the undersigned,
trading Under the firm Of POWER e. J )R-
DAN, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
A II persons indebted to the late firm respect
fuy--but very eurnestly-requested TO make
payment Immediately TO JOHN JoEDA-, who is
duly authorized 10 receive all debts due the firm.
WN. POWER,
Aug. 90. 10 IN JORDAN.
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VARIETIES.

u GREAT variety of Fancy, Willow
- and Spill, Baskets, superior article Of La
dies Slippers and Children's Shoes; also 'ots,
Shoes, &c. at the va.iety Store.
April 18th. A. &. BILLION
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PETITION FOIs DIVORCE.

PETITION FOX DIVORCE.
STATE OF Iowa, 3
Scott Ccu,.f5,
District Court, October Term, A. D. 1850.
Eliza c. Fiddler,
G ,orge G. Fiddler.
I,He defendant 10 hereby notified that the complain
ant has filed in the Clerks Office Of said County,
petition praying to be divorced from the bonds OF
ma,rimony from said defendant, and, whereas,
the Sheriff OF said County OF Scott has returned
on the subpoena sued out against The defendant in
said suit, that said defendant is 'snot fctind'' Ia
said County Of Scott. Now unless the said de.
iendsnt shall appear At the October Term Of the
Court aforesaid, 10 be begun and held ID the
Court House in Davenport, in said county, ON tie
fourth Monday in October, A. d. 1850, 10 plead,
answer or demur 10 the petition Of said complain
ant, said petition will be taken IS contested, snd
the prayer Of fine petitioner will be allowed.
JAS THORlNG ron, elk. Dis Court.
RRAcKETT < WAITE, Sol for Comp'it.
August Goth, 1850. 81
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FRUIT TREES 4 sHRUBBERY.

FRUIT TREES 4 StKUBBERY.
TnE subscriber is agent for
JSo. SlGERsoN & BeorBERs, Of St. Louis,
in the sale Of Fruit Trees and Shrubbery, which
he viii order and have delivered TO any person
who NAV wish to purchase. Messrs. S. & BIS.
assortment is very large and all orders will be
filed at very low rates. A catalogue may be
seen BY calling on the subscriber, in Rock Island
one door east Of j. Sailors Shop.
+. JACKSON, Agent.
Rock Island. Sept. 26, 1850. 3-'f
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ST. LOUIS a. GALENA PACKET.
A~ THE fine light draugbt steamer
Ak 4 senator, Hepiti, Masier, will
a1> continue during the season in the
above trade. Passengers may rely upon good
accommodation and quick trips; shippers can
depend upon strict attention TO iheit ihteres,e
For freight or passage apply on board,
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North Western lnsuranrc Compaay Of
0yxego. n. \,

0sxego, n. \.
TT INCORPORATED by the Legisla.
u tnre ofthe State Of New York in 1884. with
a capital all paid in Of s. $1,000.
uEORuE FISHER, Heuident.
SAMUfi. HawtEy; Serreth-y
Cook & SAaGENr, .ASeHts, Da,thboSt, lord.
May 93d, 1850. 47-E
MONEY REM1I'TEO TO EU1SOPE
Through HiRNDEN + Co,
70 either Of NE Jolloving counfries, io.ril:
England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. France
Germany, Prussia; Austria, Denmark, Dohemis,
Switzerland; Belgium. Holland; &c:
Also, Sieerage passage procured.
Apply to COOK g. SARGENT:
Davenport. Sept. 5. 1850.
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MoNEY MATTERS government will
owe 10 Mexico the second insta lnent OF the
purchase Of Califor MIA, &c, on the Isl Of
Nav, 1861, the sum If $1,000, 900, 10 be
maid 10 the city Of Mexico in coin. Anar
r,npencnt has been made by the secreta-
RES Of tho State and Treasury, with the
houses Of Barings, Aspinwall, and Corcoran
&, Riggs, 10 receive the amount at this time
10 place il At the proper time in Mexico,
and 10 pay the United States premium Of
: pcr cent. II is estimated that il this ar
rongement is sanctioned now, the Govern
men, will save at Ieas, $22O, 0OU, which il
would lose if the appropriation is postponed
mill the next session Of Congress. How
much better il is 10 do this than 10 keep the
money, for wc have il On hand, locked up
in The safes in the Ss,b-Trcasnrv, where il
!, If no use. The security these gentlemen
will give is our own stocks, Of which they
are large holders. A bill making the ap-
preparation has passed the House.
The House of Representatives in Com
mittce on the Naval Appropriation Bill, vo-
led 10 abolish the Spirit ration in the Nary.
md pay the sailor s. so more per month in.
stead Of il, and TO abolish The .fogging Of
Seamcn, except on due convic,inn by a
Cour, Martinl--no sentence to be executed
ill ,wenty.iour hours after il is pronounc-
cd.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-17
!. LOUIS. ST. PETERS 4 ST. CROlX PACKET

1T. LOUIS. st. PETERS 4 1T. CROIX PACKET.
AlsA THE light draught steamer
Ate,a Uncle Toby, /. Dopsr, Mas
q Ter, will run regularly dnring The
balance OFT season in The 81 Louis ST. Peters end
81. Croix trade, stopping at al intermediate ports
Having been recently repaired reprinted and re:oi
hope 70 receive share 81 publie patronage.
Sept. 10Th, 1885, 2-ts
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-17
CAPS AND HATS.
BOOTS 4 SHOES.
KEEP YOUR FEET DIZZY.

KEEP YOUR FEET DRY.
Just received fine assortment oil womens,
misses, and chiidrens metaiiick Rubbers, Gents
" alter proof Boots and Rubber over shoes 1t
G. l.. DAVENpORTS.
D,vepnort. Sent 70
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-25
ADJOURNED SALE.
GENTEEL DWELLING HOUSE
To be solid <yf .g1gcElOaa.

Ia IN WEDNESDAY, MAY LIST, at II O'Clock A. r
t...f@ " on the premises, viii be sold the DWELIIk4
LIE HOUSE, pleasantly situated on STATE STREET r.
Gently built and occupied by Mr. WILLIAM G. BARRoI
The Lot is large containing about 1900 feet and fill
with choice Fruit Trees and and beautiful Shrubber
10 those who know the premises would be superiuor
TO say word. Perhaps it is much saw thai
better and more convenient house be found We
cester The Rooms large well arranged for cony
nience and comfort finished throughout with that
ness and taste for which the builder Capt Edward Lam
is justly celebrated The door trimmings are of the hes
silver plate and the walls of hard ish with five coats
the best quality of paint. The Cellar full size of the hous,
and Deep with heavy granite walls and divided into several
convenient apartments by brick partitions paved in the
best possible manner throughout The location pleasant
and the house OF modern architecture with all improve
ments OF the and aoding from the Observatory nt
view of the city and its suburbs rendering il without excer
nom one Of the most desirable residences that be fouR
in Worcester elsewhere.
The House will be open the morning of sale when ali
who wish can examine the same.
Further information be had by calling upon Mr. Sum-
her Goss OF Mlbury, Capt. Edward Lamb, Mr. William c.
Barbour or Geo Bowen Esq ofWorcester.
Should any from abroad wish the house before
me sale they can do so by calling upon Mr. Barbour
y'Also, one of the best and most eligible BUILDING
Lols IN the City of Worcester, adjoining the above and
pleasantly situated the of State and Harvard Sts
containing about $4,000 feet.
Terms liberal and positive and no postponenent ON
account OF weather.
T. s. All the FURNITURE in said house which
Is OF fashionable style and superior quality sold on
the same day. Sale to commence at 9 O'Clock A. NJ For
particulars sec small bills.
CHARLES P. BANCROFT Auctioneer
Worcester April %, 1850. dysts
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NASHUA HOTEL.

LINCOLN SQUARE, WORCESTER.
az3 NE subscriber has taken the above named house
f.: formerly known the Lincoln Square Hotel; il
been thoroughly repaired and reftted every re-
spec and enlarged by the addition of several large and con-
yeen rooms, and furnished throughout with entire New
urIntllre, equal to any house in this city.
The Nashua Hotel is delightfully."- situated for Summers
residence opposite the Worcester and Nashua Railroad Sta
ton Being in the immediate vicinity of the Court House it
oHes rare advantages oJurymen and Others doing business
with the Courts and public offices. 49,
Inc subscriber trusts that by giving strict attention his
duties to merit share of the public patronage.
u Attached to the Hotel large commodious Stable
Tor the accommodation of horses and carriages
Worcester, April II, 1850. diff
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COagMtI'pg .HEcrchNMts

Are respectfully invited to call and examine my extensive
Stockas my facilities for obtaining Goods direct from the
manufacturers enables to offer them at prices which
cannot fail to be satisfactory.
o. +. THOMPSON, 176 Main-st
nil oA DIFF
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Fine Ginghams and Fine Checks.
D r Ps. this day received, the handsomcst Goods eve
< y offered in Worcester
April Is. davis HAIL & THOMPSON.
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Worcester & Nashua Railroad Comply
SDECTAT NTEFVTNC

A SPECIAL. MEETING of the Stockholders of the
n Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company will be held
at the Brick Court House in the City of Worcester,
TUESDAY, the 9TH day of MAY NEXT act the following
articles, to-wit
on and issue of shares of the Capital Stock of said
Company, pay off the debts of the Company, and what
authority directions they will give the Directors
latlon thereto.
Second TO if the Stockholders will provide the funds
necessary pay the debts of the Company which
ing DUE any other way than by the sale of the Bonds of
the Company, and if So how such funds shall be raised
Third, TO determine whether the first Article of the By
Laws of the Company may be amended that Stockhod
ers Meetings may be held the State of New Hampshire.
BY Order of the Directors,
T. w. HAMMOND, Clerk.
Worcester, April %, 1850 DIV
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Kaa Oatr !NhNavE KDeWMrtaaa en-

We offer 100 GRAPE Shawls, price from IS to $50
CASHMERE Long shawls, all wool, from Sl64 to $50
in all coors and styles, particularly choice Black
Ground Long ShaicLs in dark colored borders.
CASHMERE Square Shawls in great variety.
PALM or PALMETTO SHAWLS, in new styles, cheap.
than can be bought in this city.
in all CHI ice lars
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-25
n-Listen-Iiaten.

LISTEN ye readers while strive to tell
Thy country what its should know so well
How A. MACULLAR'S in the field again.
Ready to fit both Boys and Men.
ojust applause his famous stand should lack
Since scores Of men are now upon the track
From every nook and corner of the county,
From all the many Brookfields and New Braintree
To A. MACULLAR'S is the sounding rally
That echoes all along the Blackstone valley
And as his name is heard upon Wachusett's height
The men of Princeton listen with delight
And Barre mothers counting DER their joys,
Count as the dearest, the clothing on their boys
And tell their Athol friends MdcuAar Solf as these
Who as they hear forthwith begin to teaze
Their husbands to take " our Boys"
Down to MACULLARs: and, to hush the noise
Right off he starts, without any IFS or ands,
And to MAcuLLAR's safely lands
There he selects whatever suits his eve,
Then home returns and all the neghbors cry
I'll surely go to Church on Sunday next
To see Mr. SO and SOS clothes and hear the text
But readers, hear the story which he tells his wife,
Which, by the way, is true to real life,
How all the world is rushing for :" the prize"
And to " catch the fashions living as they rise,'
Crowds upon crowds like breakers to the shore,
From every town and village throng MAcULLARs STORE
A. MACULLAR 81 CO., l724 Main-St
Worcester, April II. dwstf
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-25

DOeSA6iMS. CassimReres, Cloths, &c.
1T s. MOORE has received this day beautiful assor-
IL of choice goods, comprising Doeskins CASH
meres Cloths, VestingsSik Smoking CapsIise Thread
Silk Bajou best Kid GLOVES comprising all sizes and col
ors-Cold Brown Linen and Cambria Hdkfs, etc.
The above goods truly worthy of notice, and will be
sold at low prices, at 2l3 MAIN STREET,
April % diff u. Hotel Block.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-25
Wrought Elaces

w 4 UEHHa HHG EIatOVS
IlOR POLKA SPENCERS AND CAPES.
EDGINGS of all descriptions.
LACE Wells, Wrought Musins, Irish Linens;
SDiss and Checked MtsLinS;
Just received and be sold Cheaper than they be
bought in any other concern the New ENGLAND FANCY
STORE, No. 210 MAIN STREET, BUTMAN Row.
MYRES, BAMBERGER & ROSENBLATT.
April 10. d2wis
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Exchange Coffee House.

KNOWN AS
''McGill 81 Fearins-'s Excaanca HoteI,
CONGRESS SQUARE, BOSTON.
La WIS well-known establishment situated in the inn
:m mediate vicinity of the Banks and Insurance OFF,
-Gces furnishes every comfort and Convenience 10 tray
elers at the moderate charge of 25 per day. AIldlm
Valuable House Lots for Sale.
ONE LOT the corner of Prospect and treet
" with good BARN 80 by So it, with durable well OF
water The Barn rents for $780, The 60 it, on Pros
pect and ~ eet on Hanover Street. containing 1900 it,
Also LOT OF LAND on Worth Street. situated be-
tween Water and Ward Streets, containing $3.50 feet
These Lots pleasantly situated and will be sold at
BARGAIN, as the owner is about leaving the city.
For further information inquire of GEO. Fl STOWELL
or Oh me subscriber. t. w. BANCROFT.
April Is dtf
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FRUIT TREES. sc.

zEy FRUIT TREES. sc.
saE2sE1E2 THE WORCESTER NURSERY,
SSSSEASS now well stocked with large variety
of the best sorts of Apples, Pears Piums,
>s~S$-- Cherries, Peaches, Aprcots, Nectarines,
ounces English Gooseberes Choice Strawberries, Dutch
Currans, Antwerp and other Raspberres Grape Vines
@ This Nursery is of the largest in Massachusetts,
and the collection of Fruits cultivated in embraces nearly
all the varieties of established epuation and the Propre-
TOR constantly adding such kinds possess superior
cellence and worthy of cultivation this climate
~ The collection of STANDARD and DWARF PEAR
TREES extensive, and includes all the best varieties
much cultivated.
ALSO-d great variety of
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS:
Basam FRS Norway Spruce, and other Evergreens scotch
Larch European Mountain Ash, Horse Chestnus, Weep
ing willows, Linden and Tulip Trees, HoneysuckIes and
most other varieties suitable for this latitude
for their beauty.
~ Arbor Vte: Buck Thorn Prvet, &c, for hedges.
fine collection of ROSES, PEONIES, DAHLIAS,
BORDER FLOWERS, &c, &c.
Asparagus Roots, Rhubarb or Pie Plant &c.
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS in great variety
BUDS and SCIONS off large variety of choice fruit
also be furnished. Also DRIFTING R4X of superior
quality.
~ EARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS, suit
able for transplanting.
CATALOGUES furnished all who apply. Orders
promptly attended to- and Trees &C, packed 90 safely
any distance. SAMUEL III col TON
Worcester' 81 mo- s. dw6w Proprietor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-26
sTArE nE MAINr

CuvHrrr,Nr, ss.-Nt q Caui ~ Count, Cum.
mi.ssrnu"rs begun and hrhlru tr rUubnf, vi'liH
anil nr The r"lu', n CuubTftrl. uu the thud
Toe les ~ December. 4. q. 1870
On ihr foregoing U'it.pn u bring satisfactorily
shown o. iiH ,1u that The rrfltiunrTs are rrsInu-
sllr an 'hpt1 hearing T. exp, lieut., q "a hsr,iH
Orlcrod, That ihH Cuuut, Cuinmis.i1u,f. - %. ur,t
81 DO. hIu,, II Thnm1. rhinD,y, m llpui.u, u
the cuu1'y III tuuisrIpi, un the 10th dy Of Nprl,
=. q. $50, a. trl O'Clock 4. ~: auI that the
petitioners give urtrs o. ~ prrsuus iut.rrstrI, H
clusrg iticsisl copies Il sHil Itrp1 iri Goo. ur-
Der Ut thr oruu thereon, o. d. .rf,c upon no, town
clerks II The tu~u.uf llluisun ani Ou.f,d i1 tu,
county II Cumberland, lrl the tYvu lt.rks Of thr
towns II Nurvay, OslrrI sDI Pari.. IN the county
1t ONGri, a1 aI,p that q copy thereof D. served
uuu1 tlr ,h'iu1u q thr ,ruli, CIruIi.s ruusfs 81
thr county uf ONrr', AMI plsr %, posting up curr's
Ut che same be thrr, puddle place. in .trh ct sllI
towns l1l puhN.biu-'lr same three vrak. surrr,--
Nrb 30 ihs Eastern ArErs, rtp,r printed ~ rrTi-
hni, iu slll county ct Cumberland, AMI DsmI
Democrat. uirgr ru1'r.l il H., clrni, It O>frl,
,n al.u be The Age, paper pFintr ~ ,ugnst4, boz
The cuuuy IL h'uu.hrr, do" irstui sli publications
l1 oicb IT the other notice, g. h. 81 lcast thiriN
,li,. b.iprr The time II saii meeting ~ sAirh
time ali farc Cater Il b.. Dncn .tl,frturii, shown
that tn 40 1,r notice hIs b,ptdul, gNrnl The cum-
mis,ipucrs will TrrJ-i 90 view thrw,rr - prth IN
aid petition, anil other ruts. anil rad. cu1pr'ri
herewith, anil after .ush view. he, viii give
hearing ~ tr pluiH. and their Nitu..sr. ~ -rruD
rn1yrnicnt place ~ ihc vicinity, Whrn and whcr
al pcrIn' apl corporations iItrrc'irI, may appear
l0l .hep cause, Il iTy tLrN have, why the prayer
Il aid petition ia all Mt b. grau'rl.
Attest. &. 4. llAIMON, Clcik.
Cory q the Dr'i'01 tai rrr'-r ~ 'Isn't thereon.
Sal Attrst: 4, &. HARMON. Il,rE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-26
TIMOTHY wNLkCH, wi ~ alhol..
STATE or MIME

pyr0Ep ss. Np Cont a.. Count, C.nurs,iYarr,
lrrr7 luI b.'ir 20 IHrs, within pri nr ils
t.u1'r ~ ONHuI, au llu.-'Gy o. ..rH|IHg tHr
hHi N.pfu ul Jtunu, \. -. lsD, by al.
J1rnm.r' tuuI rlr sept. Tenn, lsll.
Upon ihr frcrarrnsrlrru, satisfactory ,.lta1-s
hHvlrr larrr...iy 'lHt fHr I-rrrHHs.- p.r r'.ruH-
iub r thrfr I.itu To-. O. Of. Oui.nri, that fha Come
MISSIONER. meet pf tHr dvr.Hug hHu.r ~ Nmf-s
&c. Merrill, boz Milton II,rUiiup, uu no. b.i To-
tiy ~ NrIl. lsjl. If ~ u'rIrak 4 VI arI ibrisa
rrp,s,lI Co. ,r,v thr rYur u.uffsHsl iH .lIH Isti.
tom imI,nIl'r., liirr which view, q hr,Du4 n
The T,ui,. tuI Nltur..'. vi. L.. bal ~ rlls ,Hu-
yrnrrrt place in iha vrir.t, ,uI .rsa further mrlf.
urrs taken Boo ihn Uf'U.... 10 tlr tHUuissiHu.r'
-hlN Iuigy UrupCr. Nui Il b. irtIrr orl"f.i, hat
nHrIr, ui tir Time, place ,ui puIIHI.r ui tnr t.au.
tnf.s iunTIs' meeting uirr.lfI D. given tr 40 rsr-
.pls aui corporations interested hH ru'aIsh,ur ila
Petition with tha Oftsr OF Count tl.ruu, tbr.s
weeks .urc,s.i,,h be- The O,im Dnurrrfat, a
.v.rlrsr ruuinl II pau.. in ih, County ui -.
ftul. anil It sewing 600 pttrstrl r.r, uith. Puu.u
With rhr. uri"r tbrrr1u, upu1 t'r 'rHE' ~ ira
t.Uu, ct ll,thrIa1i Muud.t0,k, aui nIsil rhs Pan.
iaJiIl thHA ul lltnll', Gov, BuI pp.irb ip
three Public ,lp.s u each ui sp.' Iusus. ...I DO
ihurr TuIie places Boz .tIl iltmln's 1urr, ih-
Uf.t OF .tIi Publication. sni oi'h ~ DO" Other
rrtIr-., % D.. ullr. served anI posted, - i"'st
'hru ia,. L.inrr s,ii Tine ct mo,l.lg, 60 tn' cd
ihpt lI Irfsun. AMI corporation. mIl rI.H sHd ih."
brr.ar t1I show c,u.', IL ,u, 'hr, have, vh, tAs
payer 90 .1ii pt,it.npsr. .t.puli Mt d. gpufri.
Aus-t WN h. kINRiIL, Clfrk.
4 true copy IT sal rst.r.up s.a, OHHr ~ Cauu
Aus.f WI. h. klMBNLL, Ciuk,
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rn thr IInnur.h.r Ju.trr. nflhr ~upruus Ju.II,.at
Govt 0.,' ~ ls hrrIu,t rlu., uI'hIu ,uI ~
thr Inuru ul u,nuI, 600 che srr1ri Ir..Ipy o.
October. i1 ihr ,.lr uur tAuIsIni eight hlu.
dnaI tr frf, uirr.
GNHNW g.. ELLIOTT ~ Rrmf.r'. .l nrr s1ri
y Cnru'G 81 O,frI r.srsrffIt H-s auI give.
fh,. htruuI'r C.mt Goo D.. ut uH,I, chat uu che
thlr,rrih Dos uf O,rl.r, Boo tHr war uns ihnu..
t.I eight hruI.,d ,pI fHl ivu, .hr Va b..
m.., married. 'r David &. EUuu, ifrt sirh.gt an,
fu.r uu rI rlr Of ,uur lis'I1Ht, firt .,H DAVID
e. l'.Hu Do. deserted hrr, vIt.U, and urtf.Hi
ur-urIiIH Dru.s. &c rhn tenn ~ i've fur,,.s.T,
frfs, rHw h.t I1si, uirh.ut t,r consent ur collin.
..uufiHa rIT'l,-. ur 1H1 IntUHf'up ul dee Tar ui'
1.uf 'H.Huf. tfnuril o. pusBr. rslss tr dI,uTrr
In.uIrr, ,.ur ir..'nnr pave, chat thr bonds ui
mruimrn m1l d. deceived hlae.u A.rrif aHI
fh. .lI B,,HC. EU.U
Dtfri ,i RuuurI. ths Tvla'f I#ufh d1, Sep.
irmI-.r. iu thr ,.tr Orr IHHu.tri J. rHf liu-rr!
AMI lory Ni1r. SARAH T. ELLIOTT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-26

rS Ms Farnham has reported her safe
arrival a, San FnnciSo, She reached there
two weeks later than the Angcliquc Ina LET.
tor home to d friend, she writes that those wo-
men who went on, with her had Immediate
offers Of Cmploymenl on their arrival. at SIS
and SIOO pr month She says, "lflhcrc
had been FIVE hundred instead Of five, they
could al have engaged Immediately on SINH.
lar terms. They must be Got here in consider
able numbers before sncieiy can take auy shape
or ASSUME any character, ! hope that when
our good brethren at home ar bc,tiung them.
scyc kindly tn send out churches aud clergy
man, they will not forget that the best OF an
missionaries to such population, am Icso-
lutte yirluous, intelligent women,
VINO ARR rur ASNrnArIoVIsrs ~ CASA
pn-Onc would suppose tina, the inhabitants
Of French origin in Canada, and not the Eng
lsh, would be- IN favor Of annexation to the
United States. At the election in Quebec,
however. which turned upon this point, 1919
voters Of French orr,n voted Tor the Anti.
Annexation candidate, and only SEQ 1t Brit,
i,h origin. while for the Annexation cand,-
date ihorc were ony Goa ,olurs Of French or.
irin to 5gI OF British do. The Ant.Auncy-
ationis,,' candidate obtained, therefore, ml.
lorty Of 1870 Of the voters of French origin,
while the Annexation candidate received 2G7
majority Of the voters Of British origin
81 Two Young Americans were walking
IN the streets of Vienna, when, meeting au
Austrian officer dashinr along on horseback,
one Of them raised hiS walking stick To pre-
ven, the horse from running upon him. and
the officer struck him with his whip. The
American azrrr,ainrd the officer, name, and
dcmauncd satisfaction. The officer treated
the demand with contempt, Mr. STILES, our
charge, we then consulted. IIr officially in.
formed the lu,olcni oifcrr that he mus, rith-
CT fight or apologize, or be-, VI. STILES, would
publish him M every newspaper on thr con-
tDcu, rs a pol,roon. The Washington Union,
in relating the ancclo'o, state, that an ,mmc.
lla,r and ample apology was the result
~ F.Ny.wo moro private vessels, with
3GoO men, have been destroyed by ,hc British
.n the Tonlutn r,rr, bu, ,hr chief pirate Is.
raped, with ~ vessel, and 100 men.
GO In Philadelphia, Miss Elil,l,r,h RoN.
,ury committed suicide ou accouut Of dr,ap.
poru,mcn, m loyc-and CHRIS Grous va,
.raldcd ,o death IN kettle Of boiling sugar
n refinery
- The number Of immigrant, landed ln
New York during the month Of January wan
I3.Oai, being HOS more ,llan ia January
I-Ip.
It's hard q, tell which d, the mos, mouIf-
nr-,o hr cru,urcd by m1n Of ialcmu, or
b, c,nm,nl.I bya fol On lhr whole, Ne
hunk W. should prefer the former.
-T Tho lrs, qual.,yo of apple, nrr selling
u New York a, clrh, dollars baurl, and ,n-
.uor at three dnyIo four
n An rroll,c, weighing h1lf a ton, lac.
.ordlnr To ,hc Missouri Republican, ie!luar
Jefferson Baulck, on thu 18th u,t
], rs said there have brun' loaded, or are