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New York Markets.
New YORK, June 2.

go New YORK, June7.'
Flour--demhnd for the New Orleans
market ccntiDues--home md eastern de.
m1nd moderate. Common straight state
$3.50 5,62. S'ne holders have with
drnwh under orders from the west. Nih-
ing doing in wheat. Higher Trice asked
for corn shippers holding off. Lard mar
ket quiet and buyers waiting full in pri-
ces. A fair business doing in groceries a
full prices. Lead and iron dull with un.
important sales. Tobacco firm with fair
demand for American. Linseed oil dull
at 6S. Sales Of western L I'd oil at S 8
cash and So on time. Whiskey steady at
q cents. t7fm!
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Literary Notices.

The Philosophy of Electrical Psychology ; in
course of nine lectures, by John Boves
Dods. Stereotype edition., Fowler and
Wells, ~ Y. Price 374c.
Mr.. DOds deserves praise for the origi-
nality of his thoughts and their indepen-
dent expression, il for nothing else. He
denies the theory that the heart circulates
the blOcd, nd the supposition that spirit is
immateri i, and says that spirit is a SUBJ
stance. He proves the existence Of
Deity from motion. He says that God
made the world out of electricity in fact,
were we totake everything for truth which
Mr.. d. utters, this world and all in it
would be nothing but electricity. All who
are interested in the science of Electrical
Psychology, or Electro Biology, had better
send for Mr.. Dods' writings on the sub
ject, rs he was the founder of the science,
and can thoroughly explain its philosophy.
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Cincinnati Market.

.Es~ Il s4i.r lINCINNATI, June T.,
Weather continues very warm and dry,
and river steadily receding. Business
exceedingly dull, and, there is nothing
whereupon 10 predicate quotations, Oats
worth 40 a 81. Corn-light supplies and
no sales. Whislsey advanced to 23S 234.
Groceries very firm. Provisions quiet and
unchanged. ,f9'
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EDINBUReH REVIEW, April, 1850. American
edition republished by Leonard Scott & Co.,
N. Y $3per year.
This is an excellent number of this cheap
and valuable Review.
WEsTMINIsTER REVIEW, April, 1850. American
edition, Leonard Scott & Co., N. Y. So
per annum. @
We notice many entertaining and in
structive articles in this number. "Lord JEFF
frey's Theory of Beauty" Industrial Ex-
hibition Of 1851" and junction Of .he
Atlantic and Pacific" are titles Of good ar
ticles. N.
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Highly Important from Cuba: ;

Americans Erecuted /! -.InterJerence of
our Onsul,---Despatehes from Wash
ington. =
WASHINGTON, June d.
Official information has been received of
the execution OF four Americans at Cuba.
and the Imprisonment of between one and
two hundred. The Spanish authorities re-
fused the commander Of our squadron -per-
mission TO see the prisoners or to have them
brought home for trial.
The frigte Congress sailed from Cuba 10
intercept The Spanish vessel containing
number OF Americans taken prisoners from
an Island near Yucatan, She was followed
by Spanish man-of-war. He will take the
Americans il he can find the vessel before
she reaches Cuba.
Dispatches have been sent by the govern
ment to the Spanish authorities, Of Cuba.
that The arrest of Americans on any other
island, will not be recognized or permitted.
These dispatches went from here 10 Mobile
by telegraph this morning.
The Union OF this morning contains the
followingi
ave understand that dispatches have
been received by the government, from our
Consul at Havana, stating that he de mand-
I'd l05 prisoners, taken by Spanish ship of
war, on the island of Conloy. 1t is neu-
trail island and the men taken there had
not beenengaged in open hostilties. and
were actually considering the expedie ncy of
abandoning the enterprise, and returning to
the United States.
The Spanish government bad made no re-
ply TO our Consul, who had transmitted the
facts to Washington, and called for addl-
tIonal power 20 second the demands sr,
Dispatches were yesterday sent 10 such
portions of our squadron as could be imme-
diate collected at HavaDna toassist in pres.
sing the demsnd, and should the Spanish
Government refuse the Consnlis instructed
10 inform our Government in the meantime
our vessels of war are to obstruct the COM
municstion of all with the port.
II is reported that two vessels with rein.
forcements for Gen. Lopez, which were
commissioned 10 land at different points of
the Island, are still at sea, and their fate and
destination unknown. II is said that IN
event ofthese vessels, being captured by
Spanish vessels, our own squadron is in
structed todemund them ofl6e Spanish COM
mander, & if they are not giyen-np, to take
them by force. a'T a' H'faFtf
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Terrible nxploaion.

- UTICA, May 3l-63 p. M.
A scOw named tho ''Uuknown," londed
with roirood iron took on Is kegs Of pow.
der at Fr nkiort, nine miles from this city.
When they were about four miles from
Utica, two Of the hands went into the mid
ship with d lighted pipe to steal a horn Of
powder from one Of the kegs, when tho OK.
plosion took place. The bOat is q wreck
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Late from Santa re.

SAINT LOUIS, June 4th.
Letters from Santa Fe to the 18th of
April, have been received. Several meet
ings had been held in relation TO the pres.
ehce Of Major Neighbors to take possession
of the Territory in The name of the Texas
Government. A good deal of bad feeling
was excited, and the meeting adjourned
without doing anything.
4 On the 9th, Major Neighbors arrived at
Santa Fe and was welcomed by many
warmlriends, but cody received by the au-
thorities.
The l2th Of the month was appointed
by him to meet The people and show them
their rights. On that day he stated his
object in coming and sald he intended on
some future day to issue orders Of election
under the Texan Government.
Mr.. james White lost nm entire train of
mules and $4,000 IN mdze. by IN attack
Of the Indians between FL Passo and Chi
huuhua.
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Fourth Of July Collection for the Ma.
tional Monument. -.s

The Boasdof MAnageuo the National WASH
lngton Monument Society, on the 26th Of May,
unanmoua adopted resolution requesting
the people Of the United States, either iudivid-
ually or BY nsseciatIous, 10 tpke. up the colec-
tions throughout the Union on the upproach-
ing Anniversary of American indrpen-
dence, IN aid Of The great Washington Ma
tioaul monument now being erected a. lhe
Metropolis,
rapers =, .nropgh0v5 ne Union - On. are 4; requested
practically excellent, but noble, and doubt not
\ that II viii be properly responded 10 By the
patriots every where BAIT. Sun.
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MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1850.
FOR GOVERNOR,
REUBEN WOOD.

r Our publication day being on Mon
day, all advertisements and notices for pub
lication, must be handed in on Saturday.
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VIRsIErA.--The returns for members of
the Legislature are al in. Democratic
majority ON joint ballot, "a. Democratic
nett gain from last year, members,
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and as Ohio has fourished for fifty years
wit OF il, why not strike i outi
The Standing Commlttceion Corpora
tons made their regular report this morn
ing. which was laid on the table to be
printed. The prospect is now, that the
reports Of the standing committees will
come in faster than they can be voted up
on, which begins to look something more
ike business. Yours, ZED.
COLUMBUS, June 3, 80.
This morning Messrs. Stilwell, McCor-
mick, Lawrence and Bates. each presented
apetition asking for a constitutional proyis'
ion against the sale of spurious liquors !;
Mr.. Larwill presented two petitions asking
& that clause be inserted ia the constitution
forever prohibiting the incorporation OF bank
ing companies in this Stale.
Mr.. Hitchcock. of Cuyahoga, presented
petition praying that the right Of suffrage
may be extended toall women over } . years
Of age in this State.
A communication was read from the May
or Of the city Of Cvelveland, enclosing the
proceedings Of ia special meeting of their
city Council, in which they offer TO furnish
Halls free Of charge for the use of the con-
vention, should il be deemed advisable TO
adjourn to any other place Than Columbus
AS this question of removing the sittlngS
Of the convention to some other place to
finish their labors is being agitated, perhaps
il would be well enough for your city 20 put
in bid for She honor.
Mr.. Otis offered what he called selfact-
ing scheme for apportioning Senators and
personalities, which, without being r
was laid or the table 10 be printed.
Col. Sawyer offered n reso ution re-.
questing the Committee on Banks, TO in
quire into the expcdiepcy providing against
granting charters to any Company or Com.
\ panies. for the purpose Of issuing bills Of
credit to circulate as money.
The Committee of the Whole then re-
sumed the consideration OF the report Of
the Legislative Committee, and progressed,
during the day, as faras the 39tb section,
leaving but ore section m,re, there being
but 40 in the report. | think that section
will be discussed, amended, md adopted
during Tomorrow. As cannot well give
you the amendments as they are made
without giving you the while sections, |
shall wait ill the whole report shall be
gone through with, when shall give you
nm amended copy.
l kept an account to day, for the first
time, Of the number Of speeches delivered,
and--they were legion. The wings made
%, democrats 81, and free-soilers 4-ma-
king AZ! The forenoon session lasted 3
hours, and the afternoon hours and half,
Yours, &c. ZED.
P. S.-Those speeches are all to be pub.
lished for the benefit of posterity: z,
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Southern convention. IN
NAsHYILLE. June 4.

I. =
The convention assembledat Nashville.
Tenn, JaneS, and organized by appointing
Hon. W. L. sshaskey, Of Miss, President,
and Gov. M'Donald, Of Ca, Vice Presi-
dent
Judge Shurkey, upon taking The Chair,
'mrde speech in which he declared that
the objectoftho meeting was not to dissolve
the,Union, the ISLANDERS Of its enemies to
the contrary, Notwithstanding and he ex.
pressed the hope that the Union might be
the last thing to perish amidst the univer-
versal wreck of matter.
Among the distinguished gentlemen pre-
sent, we notice the names of Gen. Pillow,
Of Tenn, Judge Wikison, Of Miss, Gen.
Walker, Of Ala, Gov. Henderson, Texas
and Col, Pckens. S. G..
The convention, after some preliminary
business adjourned until the 4th inst.
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Up to the 7th INST, no report had been
made by the committee on resolutions.
Several resolutions had been offered, how
ever, by members, which contain spirit
Of compromise. Indeed, the character of
the proceedings is Of milder nature thnn
many anticipated, and we think that the
Union is in very little danger of being dis.
solved by any thing the convention may
do.
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gan account Of the speeches mNde every (
day, but neglected to give you the number.
made on yesterday. The following is q
correct statement Of the number made
yesterday and to-day:
Whigs SO Democrats, 81
Democrats, 90 Wings, 46
Wing majority, l6 Democratic maj,
You may say these must have heen
short speeches. True, but they were
speeches, and have not counted those
members who made briefremarks upon the
presentation Of petitions, nor those who
would briefly answer questions asked them
ynther members.
Progress was made into the Executive
Report this forenoon rs far as to the 10Th
section, where it was proposed to give the
Governor the veto power, or so much Of it
as was introduced in Convention sometime
since bv MIR. Mason. A proposition to
require a two-thirds vote Of the General
Assembly necessary to pass law after
being objected to by the Governor, was
first voted down, and then the whole Sec
ZION wns stricken ont, sothat we are not
likely to have anything in the shape Of
veto in the new constitution.
Yours &C., ZED.
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Americans Erecuted -.InteJerence of
our Consul, l,---Despatches from Wash
ington.
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EcoNoMY. .--Aman who chews ID dollars
worth Of tobacco annually, and stops his
newspaper because he Is poor '&
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THE INQUIRER.
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO,

FRANCIS CLEVELAND, EDITOR.
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Bsknll, Nav ~ ia.
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STATE or MAINE.

KINNIurc, ss.-H,ari y Coapiy Clsuiss'1Hsrf,
iB,d N,s,i1-, 1850.
In the Petition alurcs,id, satisfactory c,idcncr
having -sn revived that the r,iiun'fs rrsp"u'
.llc and ought a. h. heard iuurh,ug the matter ct
forth IN aid pctil,on, It . Orir'i, That The C"un-
NICummissioncfs II the C"uutN ~ ONfpidlF t-Iu's'
tel t. meet the Commissioners II this Count, AZ
Morrow & kiddcr's Tavern, ~ DiNh'li, ~ said
Cu,pt, II ONfrrd, on Tp'sdsy The 18th ia, Il June
nrNt, ~ ten o'cp,k \. VI fpr The purpse II lhsncr
pfucr,,liue a. view The rruc nsn,un-l in aid r..
iitiun: imin,datrl, after Wh,ch ylcS. hearing II
the ratti,. anl Witncssc. vii l.. hal, ani such iuf-
thcr mraaur. taken ,u the pfrm,.r- H. The I"nm,s.
-inu,,s sh, ,diuig' 9" T. pfup~t. Mod u D. iu'.
th,r upl.tri that nHtor w. g,yyh o. a p'rsuu, nnl
ruu-rit,r,. Interested. Il the iu", place and Iuf.
,. II aid mcrtirg. q, clu.iug affected c"r'r' Il
aid petition ,ni n thi. Order ihDrruu a. T. Served
u,nu The Count, Aitnrm, anil chairman q The Ioun-
=, Cumm,.. ,n,r. II .,id C,iui, II ONlurl hnd up
pu ths frspr,ti,, Cl1fk Il M, towns II liuuiuul,
M.Ntru. DiNf,Li, Cln'pn. l,,ruunre, East Liver
tuurr. Wa,rr. TNritr. Wiuihup, liali'li, llal'
1v, aud tit, Il NuCt.t', iu'l aisp Ir'-lr'l u' t'
thee pullir vl,r il Zach II .1il tuvu'. ,ri pul'
lshr,l ~ The tsr l..,rg The Irbl'r n"NsIsf-r =.
stgl h., M, ptiui,t 30 ihr state snd u The ONt'i''
D.u",r,t, q usN.p,I"r puui'i On thr t"uni, IT
ONG,r,i. ,nl Boz ihs ksuns'-g Iuuuul u'w .InI'f
pfiuirI u th, Curui II ksun,l-r all Il .',i nHl''
60. 20 4. served, r~ir upani Hlli.hr' ihit, 'i','
~ hat lirrr me iius II s,l u-,iiug iha, al coz
Ilrlipu. ,u r-f..,rs tirr,.ird mo-, attend and y
hruW u ihr, ar rirsr.
Ni..i Wv " ~rr,rruS, flsrl.
Ntr,- su, ,itb, Petition ard "f,i.r C't ihrr.un.
3aii Nur.t w. VI. Srr'rruN, ''DS
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JomN VI. EUsrI> a al.
SrlrU or MAINE.

ONruur &c. Nttt .ru 81 Cuurr, C,.mmi..lun.
Dol. De- .,a arI h,bi,u st Pane, within ,nl ur lhr
I.ruJ, ct O>huI, uB che -,,uud .ls.,is, IT NAV,
4 ~ isjN.
l-ru thy iurygHiHs I.iiti1n, s1iisbrtuN ,Nii,uC,
having l,u r,r.,,l t'l,i thr Iiitiuu,t. usIsun-
.flr ,nd uu.ht o. T. heard tlShlu. ilr matter 1T
Erth iu ihs r.iito1. O. o. Oul,r,i, that The Com.
nr..iaurt. us,i ~ ih. dazzling huu.. It Mr.h,,k
kr,B in Sumurt uu Iu..tl,,. 10th ct Jul, l-j0. al
luu'rl,k \. VI, trd ihHu', Ufu,,,d tu Wv The
ruut, u,utiurri Doe -lti I,tit,uu. immediately after
uhrrh view, q h,aIiug % tb, T,rJ,r- sud wiin's.,s
uI d. bal 40 suD' yuu,,ui,ut pto, iu Oh, ,i,iuil,
,uI .urh irtlh-r us,sutc- taken Boo thr pumiss' A.
th, Cpmmi..ionrr. shall JuIsr rorp,r. Anl IL j.
further Oul.Tr, tiI' uutICr 90 th, time, place sni
Irufzr.s a OBJ, tuuu. Ip'r- meeting tipu'sJid, L.
given o. 80 p.rsrn. ami Uurf-lrtiuns Interested l
uul,.hrg the r,utiHu With th, Orist 1T Cpurt
thrr,,.n, thr,, weeks sucCcssl,,lN IN The ONiuri
Dsm. rat. urw.Taprr pIiuiszi at rari', en- The
C,1ut, u ONt.id, AMI lp ."J,tb- az lttrstrI cuTN
o. the Editions With tht- Otri th,fyuu, urlu the
CLtk. IL the towns IL ~unrsr, Pau. y lu,kd,ll,
lrI rsi.t,l b. thr,. rnhlir place. ,n each 1T aid
Town, th, hr.t ct .,ld Iu'irIruu. apl each The
other nutirr. a. D. made served p.tr, ~ hast
thirt, da,s isru ,sii time 81 ut,iiug, tp the end
that 10 p.rsurs aui CORPORATIONS uuN then AMI there
arls,r auI show slu.r, u su, ths, have, WHY the
rra,rf Il said T-titipnsrs should MT IT, granted.
Affect. WV n. klMn\LL, Clrrk.
4 trac onp, II aid I-titiun ani Oulrr Of Court.
~ Auc.t: WI. \. klMBNlL, Clcrk.
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Jon Prince
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD ss. ~ nc,ting Il th- Cuuniy Cumnts-
-irnsrs, lsgtn anil hoiien az iSr,s, " MIN AMI mr
ths Count, II uNi,ri, uu he s,cunl rs',ly oi
N,,, \. n. 1850.
m Oh, Ervgoius r,iiiun, Orlrr,,l, that the r,li-
" tuucts give uutic, o. rsons Nnd c"r-''at'nu'
Interested, that the Count, Cumuiis.iunsrs Il III
Caunii,. ct ONiuri anil Cuu,l,r1ud, Will mcyt ai
hHlss of job riincr Ia ruuer, Dn Iur.d'N, che
Moth d,, ul ID, isSO, AZ ten o',lr,A 4 VI, vh'r
bU, Will rliuiN prucr,d e. vsv che route - i'ith
B ihH r,tItInu, pil imus,iatr, 1irr suyh N'rv al
.aiss rus,cuisut Vl,sc in IN, ,iriuN will give "a
hruirg o. che pJrtr. anl their Uitr'srs lN Csus'
u- Btt0.fri copies Uf sad r,iitun 1ni oi thu o..
..r 81 Nutirr tF,rI,B o. 4. .5Tvrl ol thc Ch1rms0
OF fhH JsuIl truufssHnsr. ui .aii tuu1i, ui tum-
I.rhrI. sHI uIr fhr respective ClffNs ~ che towns
si rusf tul Nrlsir,. I1l 1lsa posted up be- thrrr
rlIFt. rLlrr. boz s.ish uf sBiI trvu- 81 bun'r Hul
Nu.s.n HHI I.I' .hr.l be- N. ~, 'srs 'hs ru.e
Do, r.u .1.s. I.H.I o. M. r..1frf tr'tr state, 'f'
IH IHr ON.#.f n,.H.af1t, . r.vsI1Irr lr'rlrl u
fh. t.urt, ui ONt.r', arI be- th' E'.''ru N-u.,
rtI.ta,I ru thF J,.rrf, ut Cru'sIhHI. thu' vr,h.
.rsr,-.,,.I, ru .t.h. th. frtui aiJ VlIr'iirn.,
anil ...h 90 fHs ufb., .,'iu.s, o. D.. u.'r, served
l.r r...-I. 81. il.t fhI.f, dave 's'r, ihr HfI i.m,
of .,tB.. thlt ll' ist..- irtlrosir' u1, th.n luI
fs.rr ..sIr r.. .h.u .afsF, u auN 't.N have, uh,
ff.. ..frrr q .rfI r.fr..n sh.uN 30 a.. .rrrfHi
Attest. WI. X. kIMHul. Cfrk.
a Goo. r.r, Il .,iI r,ilt,H1 cot Order ih.r,rH.
D. Nu..t WI \. kiMnNI, Cbrk.
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T., N, IIo.. Count, Commissioner, f,r the Coun
fp, s,s,l AMI C,tr,l..l.n,l

Il, ,h, IIoe. County Commissioners &c the Coun.
tics II OSi,rl and C,nlsylsn'l.
'IIIE un,srsiEuel agent ior aB abehalf 1t ~ IN.
| h.hitauts II the fown q huer In aid Couriy
II ONff,l. respectfully rcpfrsrli that o. 'Nc first
IA, of Juy 4, n. ISIS he Cuuniy Commissioner
81 ths Cauu,ios u15ssaid pst,uon II Isaac Strck.
land and othsrs ajjudg,d rAsl our,uou cunvcni,nc,
anI -ecc.-ii, re,Iuir,d he liion ON Cornt, rad
fr,.n Turner Village 10 The County ~ ONtfd o.
Gua'. Curtar IN psN,llc, a. i.ruiston Tall. In the
C,u1N n Cuml,rhnd, ~ PRAYED &c in aid petition.
That IN rurstupcr Il said adjudication the Count,
CrmmissiUnsr. or ssid Countc. II O,i,rd anil Cuui.
lrhnd lc,atc aid ruad. anil that suc, the lcaii1u
thrrrof wauy ua-on. Nhioh upsrairl IN favor u 81.
ho,iinn no kurrr exist. that ty the h.cai,on anil
construction n Rail Roads putir uaysl has l.,n IL.
yHrir from BE- i,uurr cuurse. anl thI the l.,atiUn
90 i-,sils.- snd uthrr Crvus,ztgnrss h,e r-strria,
charged be- ths ,ici1ay 4 aid rad siurv H. hr1-
iiop Wh,rrlnv yuur r,t,tinr,r pra,s ,our How.
ur- CO. or, su,h rruoccdiug. in aton 20 che p,cm-
Sees hat snii rad m1, H. d-Curtihuc, -u,h Iart
thrryof IL. the Couuuisioucr- on a ,irV anl hearing
81 ihr p1r,i'' Interested NAV adpsgr ,hr rr'c d'e-
rHf faHv tuJuirr.
W., ihh 1850 JOR PRINCE.
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NOTICE

II loruuhHr. vih e. vi, paced lN N hif'''
] tof- II d.. BnsAhrll Nr,p,h Rad li"'d, Com
IAN, trurtue thr .lmr hrrrlN .i,c upto'
hail hail. a. rt,,ur,r II ,sl C"r,I.,n,, s,li If
ruIIir auction 90 tli. highest lill,r, un SATURDAY.
,b, s2I ,,, It Jun urst. 90 , u',lu,k rN. 20 ih'
RAD Road OHr. be- llrukErli. The follow iug share
,u III. capital stock IT .,id Rad Rod tomrau, 90
The p,,urui. ur th'rcun, ani The ptrl'.i nnl cot
Il .als. uhirh ~hlfr. wtIr ulrrfil--,i ~ W. TIE
.,y,fhl p.,.1n. hereinafter unused. o. VT
William Rrl-ham, Hr,kh.i. u 'h'"s.
Ouu Iush, Peru,
william lr.h. llpuEfd,
a. =. PARSONS, Turrs. If n. u. ". u. g"
UusAhsli Nrrh %. i~in. ~
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o.. rr. II... CHruf, C.ran.s.iau,r, 90 alJ &c che
trsHr1 ct pNtrrl
'Ili ur r.i.HI r.rirru1.rs respectfully I,pi,s'rr
| htf th. t.Htrrt u.,I t. ir.u tp,,.rI ilHru r..
rr O.. I,u, ii,U llI hkrsi-r Go thr ltsii Rod H..
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tb.rr, rsrpir. wet II llIr,IHr runj, ihs meet
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uak,'.. tHf t'pt alienation. .b.ulI A.. u,I' &C. q
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y.u,,l, 18th is'D.
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STATE OF MAINE.

ONIu-us,. Nat.wtui tHiiri, 'Hmin'' .,'''r, o.
I.-,, ,uI h.Il.u at plu. within anil tf thH
C.ffr, ufONtrid ru thr >.rnpi Trs,ll, II W.,
\. ~. 1850
NrI ulu con- thl. second ia, 81 ihc Tenn, l.iug
che Itus,ufh It, II ths nauih 90 b. urigryi y, thr
C.H,t. that a I,N II -Four liuljIrd dllbr' H. 's.
....rJ uI,1 ths Wc.t,tl,, anj mlilir pNisirns If
T,u s.h,p Nu : on ths 1T Rang ui Township. iu
.s.I r..Ht, thpi .ur i.rB- sIIulg,i suhirirui On
L..p r1 rrlli.. m Dsu1i, hgLUu,s, lAuHvu a' che
" r-sI.os, WaHl Boo slrl l,isiHr- ~ ni1 Town,
.Hrr y. ir ihs ~ i,,r.r, ,.l th' sHu, BE- tss'.s
..I a. I.I..us o. srt.
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IL "a, les. Cgma,isssHrs ,iilH aad ~ ~ CosH
H. II 49,. III NIL

T. ~, Hes. Comn,isasHas wiliH and far ~ CoHH
Zee Of Ksan,L,, and Ogflrt
/ y parmucr Il vote of the inhabitants 81 The
L town ~ Rrad6ed in legal town meeting assrrn
,Ae,l, passed On the first dan of Aprl, \. ID. 1850
the untcrsgncd respectfully urrcs,ni that ruunao'
cnnyonicncs and ncccssil,, and the Interests q" h'
puhlic do not r,Iuirr that the rua', and p'cces 81
rusd viewed, laid nut, altered and heated, upon ih'
pctiion of X. II. Dunn and ~ other, bsarng dai'
Avg. 7ih, 1917, and cnicr, in the Count, Couirs's
sion'rs' C"uu inr ONiuu C,su,y At the Scpiclnl-I
Session, isi1, l-wccn the village II DiNheld IN ih'
Count, II ONfprl and Packard. Tavern, 10 cali
c,) IN East Wiulhop IN the Count, IT kenudcr
shouli H. lsilt apl oTcncl.
We thsrrf,rr pas ,um Ilon. Beard. h. view, ~
amins anh discontinue The alurcsad alterations and
uratiuns, or such pact thereof ~ ,ouma, dccm prop
- and 'NIedisnt
OLIVER BENN, } Sclcclmcn
T. :. CASE, ~
DUDLEY HAMS. \ Read6,n.
ANIL sth lSlD
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STATE OF MAINE.

oAToEp -. Ala Court Of County Comm'
.ioner. began and holden at Paris, within and Cor
said County, "a the second TUESDAY Of May. A..
-, 1850,
And no,, on this secoHi daU uf the Term, lsing
the Ti0ceuth day II The month, Il l. ordrrrd l the
Conr, that tan Il -Four ioudrcl Dollars, H. asscss
al ur..n Township i.erter A., No. ? IA said Coun-
IA. the same lsing an unincoporaicd Township,
that sum bcing sjudsrd sufficient To- Keep IN rrrair
the C,iuu,, highways 10 said Township, and the
.,n,r !. assessed NJ follows, a. VT;