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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-13
Missouri Election.

Sr. Lpri,. Are. 7-Fint Conpressiona
Di,,riei-John r. DarIy. Wing, has 200 ma
ori,y in n, Ioui, county over r. A. Roster
Benton free soiler. In Cape Girsdin count,
James Il, Bovlin received $50 votes, DaIIe,
500, Roster Us.
The State legislature and municipal 9th
Ger, i, the city and county Of 81. Louis, b.
side, the sheriff, coroner, &c. are elected
with the exception Of two Judges Of the count,
court
Second Congressional District Prom thi.
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clude any claim Of power On the part OF the
Executive to establish any civil or military
government, within that territory. Tha'pow-
er belongs exclusively to the legislative de-
psrment, and Congress Is the sole judge OF
the time and manner Of creating or au,horir-
ING any such government. The duty Of the
Executive only applies 10 the execution Of
laws, and the maintenance Of treaties actually
in force, and the protection Of all the people
of the United States 10 the enjoyment Of the
rights which those ueaiie. and laws guran-
tee.
II Is exceedingly desirable that M occasion
should arise for the exercise Of the powers
thus vested in the Pres,den, by the COns,i,u.
ton aud laws, with whatever mildness those
powers might be executed, or however clear
the case OF necessity, yet consequences nigh,
nevertheless follow which no human sagaei,y
can iorcsec. have thus laid before Congress
the communication Of his Elcelleney the Gov
ernor Of Texas, and the answer thereto, aud
have made such observations as have thought
the occasion called Tor respecting constitution
al obligations which may arise in the future
progress Of things, and may de'Olye on me to
discharge. hope ! shall no, be regarded as
stepping aside from the line Of my du,y, not.
withstanding am aware that the subject ia
now before both Houses, Il ] express my deeF
and earnes, conviction Of the importance Of an
immediate docision, OF arrangement, for set
,lcmcn, Of the question Of the boundary be
tween Tc,asAaJ the Territory Of New Mex
leo.
All considerations Of j"s,ice, general cSpc,
dicncy and domestic tranquility call for this
Il seem. to be- in its character and by POSITION
the first, or Ooc Of the first, Of the questions
growing on, OF the acquisition Of caliiornn
and New Mexico, nov requiring decision o
New Mexico, can b. made either State or
Territory, until II shall be first asesrtline,
wha, New Mexico IL, and what are her lin
its and boundaries.
In a case like this, surrounded as It is by
many eugrn, considerations, all calling for AZ
amicablc adjustment and Immediate settlement,
the Government, Of the United States woul,
h. justified IN my opinion, IN allowing an IL
dcmniiy TO Texas, no, unreasonable or eN
irapgan,,-but fair, liberal, and awarded u
a iuS, spirit Of accommodation. ] think M
event would b. hailed with more gratlicaiioI
by the people OF the United States, than th'
am,cabIc adJuslmcn, Of these difficult ques
tons, which have Gr long time agliaied thu
country. and occupied, the exclusion OF o'het
subjects, the time and attention Of Congress
Having thu, FREELY communicated the result
Il NV own rehcriIu1s on the NEST ad'lslbI,
nrjc Of adjusting this boundary question,
shall, nevertheless, eheeriully acqulrrce ~
any other mode which the wisdom Of Con
gTrss may dc,isc and, IN conclusion, r.
pat NV CONVICTION, iha, every consideration
of the public interest maniicsls The neccssl',
Of . provision by Congress Of seiilcmen, o
lhi, boundary question before the present
session he brough, Ia clos.
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HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION.

The Homestead or Exemption act, meets
With some opposition, a, new laws generally
DO, especially Il intended 20 bensh, the com-
mon people. Bot In tins law We see very
little cause ct complaint. !, iu,cricrcs With
20 contracts previously mad. aa-l % 'efsrr
business men have 0niy - gvyyrn theni'ri' {,
accordingly The creditor Is No more liable
TO lose than bciorc-ior II he IS even obliged
TO ,rus, altogether, to the honor VI hls debt
Ors, he Nil probably lose no more than when
he trusted TO their property. Il tn debtor 5
honest, he Will paw, though he hasuo proper.
~. not exempt, and he has the means to as
.ist h.m to rccumu,a,c the wheTewilh With
ouI di,ycslus 81 PreP,rp shish ~ needs IN
ms own possession. Il a debtor i not honest
OF has no, the conftenc, IL the community,
and having no property no, exempt, cannot
re, credited without security, Jet him, II b.
wishes To get credited, secure his effects - a
AR amouns, and this being secrrcd ne kss
than n. value. will stimulate him 10 paw ~
a. no, IA sacrifice his property. Erue iher,
nav h. ,omo rncuuvynrnac ~ giving security
OF propsriy, but Ia this ihcoD'euicncc debtors
have always been sublect more - less. And
slpPosc uhsy ind in Sosns ,nsssno,s % getting
credited. u would not be the creates, ours,
ran could bcflll them, for N great m.lori,y
Of cases, where debtors ar, obliged to secure
pssery, they are the losers. II, as m the
sy,nion Of some. there l. aay dct,e, IN ths
law. relative 10 The attachment or setting on
Of property. let the leg,sia,usg - amra4 u as
TO Ob,iais he difficulty --aad beth creditor
and debtor nav have their rights.
The exemption Ut the Homestead. OF any
other property to a certain amount, for levy
and distress for debt, Wroags no man, for NJ
nan can Of right deprive another Of the
means of Subsistence, any more than be can
righuuliy take away ms ATE OF hbcIN nj
can any man rghuully yield the ons or the
other. Hence ~e doubt the Authority ~ any
nan to sell his homestead, cyccpt To obtain
O0s better adapted To hls tastes and wants -
Existing land monopohes mus, eventually
suocumb IA the PunciPles Of Homestead ~,
smpucn-ibr the time i coming when labor,
srs will demand an interest on ne sasl Ihey
MI. Those Demands must b. eoncvded a..
patrons VII IN due course Of time, bccom,
proprietors only. Of - much Of the land al
their real wants reqaiTe-
There are two leading ra-Ons IN Asor Of
eIemPtihg mans homestead. o. a certain
snssass % property from liability ~ dsbt,
which oughs - have great weight The hrs'
y, tina, the direct tendency Of eIemPnng I'd
homestead from debt is to preserve the rSRg-
riiy Of the family, both m society andPr.ycB-
~. Il will keep the family together By kseP-
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Indiana, kcn,ucky, Missouri, Iowa, Ala.
hama and Arkansas held their respective state
elections on Monday Indiana elects this
year State Legislature, a Cons,i,u,loal Con
,cniion. and many heal officers. kentucky
holds her krs, election under her rcioru,'i
Constitution, which turned the old Senators
(hayng uncNPircd tenn. Of one, two and
three years) oct une,rirpoa.ously. She elects
Legislature oplI, this year. Iowa chooses
two members Of Congress, State officers, and
a legislature. Alabama chooses a legisla.
tur, only, and Arkansas the same " Y
TirbuHs.
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DrsocE,ric Mass MrrrING ~ PoETL,So,
zen. sam liyuan having accepted an IN
utaiion 10 visit Maine the prevent mco'h. The
democracy OF Portland are making arrange
mcnts TO receive him and Tor Mass Meeting
which !, appointed on THURSDAY the 18th IN
slant, when tic distinguished gentleman Is
expected in that CITY There will no doub,
h. large gathering on the occasion To hear a
speech from the Hero Of san Jaciu,o, man
whose praises have long h-cn in thu mouths
of the people The d-'Uucracy Of Portland
extend a general invitation to their dcrnorn,.
&c brethren in the State ~ loin them IN vel.
coming Gen. llous,oa to Maine i Bangor
Democrat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-13

Tm PIs.NIc Party, which ven, from this
city TO PARIS Cape yesterday, was very pleas
ant affair. The irsis consisted Of y6iioen cars
and the number Of passengers could net have
been less than one thousand.
They arrived at Paris abou, ten O'Clock,
and after marching in procession through the
village, repaired TO SHADY retreat IN the
woods, where. about one o'clock, they par
tcok OF the substantial ',aDds prepared io' the
occasion, ef which, ih.re Mas enough and 10
spare.
The plcssan, scenery and excellent air Of
,hi, section. and ~e nigh, add is advantages
iur sporting. are getting TO be known by cur
citizens. Pan, MI is one Of the fines,
places or summer rcs1r, that are To be found
.amonc tic breezy hills Of Old Oxford" and
when We state that couple 81 gentlemen
took wagon. and went on, some three or
four mile, tAepcv 70 a fine brook, day or
two since, where they took abou, 100 uSu' IN
one afternoon, some idea may be obtained Of
the alluremcnl, II offers to the de'O,ecs Of
Old Isscs Walt>o.
A. to the Pic-uic-may We no, cschlm
with the pet,
"Thi. - paisut az. II p,~ in'en,'ons.'
when perSSn can ride uine,y.Iour mllc' for
IS cents, and he furnished with rUci dinner
AT that Portland AdrTh'cr
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" The Porilipd Daily Advertiser has the
following from ,hc California Weekly Coa'
ncr.
&" In p,li,ic-, w. .hall 7" oPcnly and un'
disgui.cdly Wing. Wing a. understood b,
the fathers II M Re'olu,ion-Whigs IN
principle a, h.'Id anil earrci cui b. til ~hig
party ~ their legitimate suocrssor.'
We'll, this Is an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in advance OF whigrrry hTc-lhcrr Is sone
hopes ofCalibmia Wig. yr'. The ~his
Iap-rs IN the S,,,cs lr ~ politics Tory,
understood Nv the ia,hcr ofthc Revolution
Tory" in principle rs held and carried out
by the FEDERAL parry As their Legitimate SIC
ccssOrs.
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MR. PEARSON,

/ 1t seems. according 10 the testimony Of his
spiritual adviser. was al the time Of his exc
eutiCn, prepared to DIE" Wen, ii he Was
prepared to die, be Vas mos, certainly Prc-
I Parvd to live. VIA, pity, IN a community
where christians, prepared 10 live aud BE- use
fol, are not over numerous, to lessen tAeir
nrabsr. Rot good people are 80 liable TO
&c fall from rrsce.~ and II is 50 uncertain tina,
christians will stay christians, that the Mas
sschuscus authorities dare bet risk II; -
poor Pearson had TO swing. And then to
murder christian In the presence Of few
permitted TO behold the act, might have 3
gUod moral influence, especially upon those
w,thout-sAS,unr. SWEARING, dghunr-one
man owning near numbering another With a
I haichc,-ia,ima,iur iha, they might soon
have mor, ishueuee Of the same sort.
Vengeance IS nine, will repay saith
the Lord" Well, the opinion OF the hang
iug "iactl'y i, that God executes his plans
through means, ~ the Government - Tod ;
ayvni ~ execute his Vengeance M MS '4s''
on poor mortal. that had probably ior The
hr,, umc Ia his life, bceomc prepared to live.
tnd lest tie Government sh'u'u 'A'' Vt O''s
The agent the PF's'ntt was Na''"'u u'S"'
and day. to prevent tod using the h'"'' OF
'Ae or'"iHai' instead OF government a.
nan' IheAns 'eus''"''
''u say sn'u'u nav ~" '"''''''' ~
ne was prepared 70 u'e 10 NV
In io''"r, u'n''' II was '"''s" "' NV ",
u''' s'''lu o. Pu''''' ','''' go
serve 20 aainoH''n 'n' "''N'' '''''' " "''''
rH7rna'As h''- s'A A"N' II WIS age OF
progress none DOT P''''''s'' ''A'' VIC At
r''''crael' az, allowed 10 "''"''' riga, "u''
a'i' OF 10 P'0n' 'l u '0"''"'''"' "S' w.
Nonu'i ~ 'u ''-" "'''' "''"'t''''''s
- tn ruling passion rr'oao'l ''' ''N SUP
towards e'''hnns" Nil o. 'ha' n'o' ou'
elergymen OF the right 'ot win D. aF-
pointed q" hangmen with their deaeo"' 10
act a. deputies. why not u hanging
'ello" mortal j. a SAI''''A'' o'n'''''"' s'''
'hen CHRISTIANS 'ei'''A'> ''''''' u" "s's'" W
the ''T''e'' 'h'''''A" "'O'''' '"'''"'"
think OF mat
Hut The enquiry H's's' VINO au'h'''ieu
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ing them heme-saic from all the storms Of
adversely. In that, i, will greatly tend to
yreyen, the fspiiy from coming on the public
Sor suPPsr,. Now the State which legislaies
has deep intere,, IN maintaining the unity
and prosperity Of the family. The whole is
made up OF il, parts. Society is founded in
the hmily II no family is driven out, 70 seek
4 Preeanous supycr,, the Stale will have sv
criminals to tsy, sAd no PlSPe, to MAINTAIN.
In every state Of society, no matter whA, the
laws, the solyen, must maintain the insolven,
With thus view Of the sublcct, We think
our Legislature will not repeal the ExemP-
,isa Isw-ai least, no, al It has had fair
uaE
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Person, pesirou, Of Employment.

Young men, and ycu,hs even down To IA
years Of age, Of fair common school -iuca-
ton. and Who can write tolerablc gccd hand,
residing in any part Of the uni'cd States,
will, by addressing letter postpaid to BOX
No. 5000. n. Y. Pos, Cmcc," rceci'. in
formation Of mode in which they ran be
employed with PeeOniary prof, to themselves
for few weeks, or, in case Of success, per
manen,ly, while they viii aid in an extensive
plan for the improvement, Of edUeatcO
throughout, the codn,ry. Editors friendly 10
education will please copy this notice.
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BsrIYiSo BOWS B,IDGr. FnghguI
Railroad .topS,ni.-An iron bridge al The
Enc Railrad was rronily brcaen down BY
the weight Of - cattle caIs. Tie lccomc-
tive got safely over, bu, iS"f the cars with
,h- cattle and their drl'ep, we're preciPiiaIed
into the stream, and Jammcd up IN terrible
manner Nth the ruins Of the bridge. Three
pcn were killed, and a grca, proportion OF
the cattle.
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To the Hoo. Job PriRcs. Judge II the Cour Il
Probate. held at fryehufg, IN snd &c the C"ani,
Of UNIo6l, 90 the hfd rOcs,is, q Agst. A. D.
1850.
JOHN A. WARREN q Hirah, IN .sid Cssni'.
Guardian Il sanh 4. Warren, Ro-~os q. Vance
ADD William =. Warren. minor, and h-T, n VII
liam Wau,n, late of Hiram, sfof,,s'd, T,'I-ctiul,
r,pfes.nt, that the said minors sei.sd .nd poe
.e..sd of tn So- my described real e.otr. 'r-si'i
in Hiram, aforesaid, ADD Described iolLo~' oas
hall acre u land 10 Hiram ss,said, With the lulld
ing. thereon. the homestead q the late William
Warren also another parcel Of land in Hiram, COZ
ts,nihg thirty 1--we acres and oalsd the Pierce bit,
al.o another pascsl II lsnd IN said Hiram, contain
ing thirty acres. caIiei the Bro~n ut also Mali
II o.~ .shst parcel u i.s-i N sad Hiram, oontsin
ing h6y IN common sDd sEaI,ided With Ma
thaniel wsr,n and John wsr,n, which said ptem-
-. subject In Oh. right IL dover 81 the -'se~
Of the late William waren.
That said estat. ' unprodrcti'e Of any lrnef,, To
ssid minors. the annual eNp~nses therefor exceeding
all the income ihsreof-ihat u viii H. Zoe the ,nlrr-
est Of said minors, that the sane ,houh h. sold AMI
the pfoceeI. secos,d iasre-. lie thsrrs', prsys
your iIosor s., Ls,n.. tn ell and convey sas real
estate, pur,ssn, Oh. Statue Ia .ueh msJs
and pro, iied.
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oNroRn corNrN coNyrNrIoN

II. D-,.ccrstic RspUbliran. u he ss'cre
Ts-n, Az PiautatiUns IN The C0uniN a uNlgtd
.ni slso T1~us and Plantations composing ~
ord Ssnstursl Distr,Ct, a.. r~lues'cd % send w.
crate. o. Coaysutinn O. D. holten AZ ths 'our'
H.a.s On PARIS On Wtfa0sd1g, - ftlf-iy-AFu fal
Of AsFsif asrt. a. 10, r'5si 4. ", 81 The purns'
q .ei-ctirg candidate inr S,uatnr art CosniN ~
Seer. 81 - ssFpst-4 80 a. su-i.ur sAroeo
Al T5~n. AT Plantations shirh giNs hiiN lNyn
.cratic votes, of ls.s nuu,sr -il scnd ous li'lc
ssi. zach o,st 6it, All undrf 80 huntrot An,
I-,ut,- i've, two, o,rf We hundI,i al tNcui, -n''
.nd under -. huntrsd an hiiy, three 0NeT To-,
sunirs>i al 6Ry Nnt under hur hundred, t0ur
ever i0ur hun,ityl. fvy n,Fgars sacA
Per ortSr u the CuuuiN ConHitss.
Jsss u, lsSO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-13

Drrccr,rIc vIoroEr.-NcrfA Csro'iHa,
We learn that the democrats have gsfDcl
$500 IN counties heard from, and ,lN members
Of the Legislature. Red, democrat, is cer,
,ainly elerted Governor AMI the Legislature
most probably is democratic Mr. Manly
the whlg Governor, was elected in 1875 by a
majority Of 81 over Mr. Ried, the demo,
cratic sandidl,r The vS,c was for Manly
e. 800, Ricd 81. isG.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

.s CaSit II Prylaur. brlJ.t wsi,, l.'d ~ith,n ial
tH the Conni, q Oslpui, on thr NH dIy ~
Au,u.t. ~ the war OF "w l.orl s,shte'n hin,fsi
api 6liN
ABIGAIL BkICkET-r, GnriIsn II llsuisi
'. Bri,A.u. minor chill II Thpna. Bi,skst' l,ts
II Sw~,lrn. ~ AL Colrfy. having pis'sNtsi be-
thifi acr,,pH 4 bs' G,sfitsrh,p II saFi miHrf,
u 80, Ordercd, that the 'aL Gu.risn g'~
r,trcs a. al psr,Dn. interested =, rau,uC o'p, Il
mn. of,lsr H. q. pu1Ii,hrd ihfr, -ccl' 'us,''s's'
~ f1s pNhfd Democrat. printed - fs's. hat thr'
nav IptTAI At Probate Cont to H. brhat Nnisf.
iurd ~ ,aid C"uni,. 90 The Eighth diN II Ja1u.fy
usNt. .tten II the ciosk ~ IN. fpfrg-,u. BOD 'hs-
cau,- Il an, Tho, have. ~h, III .hrsN Mt p"
,lh-rd. p Gro. \. SHAW. Register.
4 inse copy. Attest: GIo. \. SHIW, Req.
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7Ea2sa aS
nuCkriELD BRANCH RAILROAD.
Annual Meeting.

Notice !. h-r,t, given. that the Annual Mssirag
II rlr StclhoLisr u The Ro,k6sld Bf,nch RAJ
rusd Company. vii Il. b,li.n At the to~n liou'' n
Bsk6,ld on >ai-sdsy. the 3i't dsy II August in'i.
al o'cLss, =. W, n at on ,he lolL'~'n. ar''s',
via
l. To h~ar the RrroTi Il III, Drrcctu'', ani
Treasurer iuf ibs past year.
!, 10 90. Il lh- Sto,Ehplist, VII ch.n., o.
rnuch Il the Sch bylaw. az r'gard' the raulsr 4
Dif,,t1g.
; To- nals thp,0c Il rh,recn Director, -
.ueh nun,l.f ., ma, h. d'tsfmnsd ou, lof The 90.
sung year.
VIRGIL u. PhRRiS, Pt"4s.i)
Fk
B.-If,h B,aash Ru R5fi y
Dated At Bosk6cll, ih,, Sch ia, u Asss.i, 4 u.
1850. -
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Vermont State Convention

The Democrats ct Vermont, at their recent
State Convention, passed the following reso-
lgtlous
Resolved, Tia, W. stand upon the platform
Of the national Dymocrauc party, as drawn
up by the hand Of Siils Wright, adopted by
tbs Bllumore Convention IN 1910, aud ap-
D,v'S! b. every nauc,ral nemocrauo Con,cn-
uou since that ume-,ha, We believe the plat
form bruad enough, and narrow enough, and
good enough for all true patriotic republicans
IA stand upon, and that to compromis, any Of
IT. prncipIes for entangIing ALLIANCES With 9th
er parties, = To hazard the safety our national
organization, and the veal Of the republican
institutions Of the country.
Resolved, That 10 accordance with the al.
m.ss, saahmsVs sentiment VI the people Of
ina nOn-slA'eAo!dsng SAsss, ~e regard slave
~ A. great moral and political evil. and src
opposed To It's extension into any territories
nov free, yet ~ hold that no particular
measure 90 spIhlo0 IN relation thereto should
=, n.se sIi,ruon OF political faith, but,
that herein Democrats NAV freely hold Divers
opinions.
RssOlr,i, That as national, and no, as q
sectional party, the Democracy have achieved
their Pas, iriumPhs. and that only a. a ma
is,Hai party can NV hope 6r future strength,
sssfa.nsss and prosperity, and that Ro one
idea, however important, should b. permitted
To obli,srate or even obscure the old land.
MARKS which sepaEas ,se manor OF Federal,
.-m NON me domain Of Democracy.
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JOHN A. WARREN.
by &. x. AVIS, his Any.

Al a Coo,, q Probate, held a, fpeburs ~i,hiu snt
Ept the County of OSssa, on tho ..sls dsy %
August, in the year 81 our Lord eighises hrndrsd
and fifty;
On the Sregoing p~,i,iss-
II vas Ordered, that the .aid Guardian gi',
notice To all person. Interested, by causing copy %
said petition with tn. order thereon ID ~ pubIished
three .s.ls .ooos..i,,b IN The o,iord Dcmoepr.
printed at Paris, that they may appear at Probate
Court TO D. held at Paris, in sah Comfy, On TIA
bu.th Tuesday of Adjust, inst., nj tea 81 the cLsk
in the foreaooa. and 'hew cause, IL any they have.
.hy the SAM should MT 10 granted.
"a GEO. X. SHAW, Register.
A trss copy, Attest; Gro. X sHA~, Reg
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WILLARD FILLMORE.
Washington, Aug. Q, 1850.

INpILSI EucrioS CoiaN, ~hiH, has
been elected to the Constitutional Convention
ss.- -. i--ssA'. -'-'n'y. hI go majority.
Reynold. has been chosen 10 the Assembly
The Shnalorlal district has elected drno-
cai. add demccni aud two wings have been
clcrprl ~ ,l,e assembly.
In Top~tc eoun,y, the dcIegasc. io the
Convention are dcvidcd.
These two counties elected thUN Wings
N the Lcg,.,alur, las, year.
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Chr CrtCrS Democrat.
PARIS, TUESDAY, AUGUST IL, 1850

vSub.crih.,. ~ The nympcrai N SSH Pans
49, v,siuity wsf Arr-a TO- hnf fh-F rsr-r. 81 The
sior, u Nrs-r,. RUST a YOuNG.
10 Ner-ay V,ra.s snsi v'sisit' .at ~ Sisf- 81
JTKfSfJtH HOwE.
u Raeks.d Village sol ,cinit,, at ths Hotel Il
JOHN TAYLOR, Es9 A. each otwhIcA place
tAsy Nil 10 delivered FEE - lasiag,.
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n The democratic gain in NORM C.EOLI.
IA a reported 10 be THREE THOUSAND.
Ia Rutherford county, RrID, demScrat. gain
ed 100. and Is uiimphanily elected over
Manly, whig. whs Mas chosen two yOas ago
BY so majority. The democrats have gain
ed nine members Of the legislature.
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HrALrH 90 WAsHISGroS The summer
complain, assumes a very malignant type al
toe capital this seasoR--bcing especially ~.
we're SPon strangers. by some 1t is consider.
ed species of cholera. and -. probably
abo0i as fatal as that disease The White
House Is considered peculiarly unhealthy,
'rc" IA damPnes. and proximity to the Po,o,
mac. Mr., tillnsSe. By ad'ie,. Isdges else
where
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS

Tas ptu-o,rang EsprA4C.s Ui las tusu Di TAI
20, ar respectfully rygs--tst o. ns.t r sgnr-n''a
Of The r,wn House. iu sssi town. ol ~atstsN, NJ
..,sntseath "a, 90 t.rgu-t rsvt. a ~ 20 r'r'A- '
N O. sstrt ne u.gal nurii-r a u,isEa''s, tHr'lr
resent che Dym.,rar, 10 saii Iusu, on th' >'ual".
risl sol Count, Cy1yrutious, 'H D. husiru al shtd
Pans, 1a ths tseut, fret tsy u August neNi' and
=. ,r.,..st al othsf l.,n.- that VA, prOg~t, come
e,i1fs sd Convention.
- - . ra-u COMMITTEE.
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DNsrErcrrr fIrr ~ fARSlSGToS.-
Abou, half past ~ O'Clock Yesterday morn
ING. a five broke out IN Pennington village,
which, before i, was subducd, laid the great.
-r part u thu business Poriiso u the place IN
ashes. Les about twenty-five thousand dol.
lars
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KrSrreKY. Lieut.. Governor John L.
Helm was inauguraied Governor % Ken.
lucky, in place Of Mr.. Cri,iepden, % tho
morning of the aist uli.
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CT 4 letter received at Bangor. from VII
Edward Kent, consul At Rio, states 'ha, aiier
the death u his son by fever, he withdrew
Nth HI, family n The high regions I'LL tn
f~-as- subsidized.
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s5 Prof John W. Webster ceased to be
an officer Of Harvard University soou after
hrs conviction r was rncn suggested to
hHn, and be- readily resigned his office, with
an expression Of gratitude :" the eVrpScaiion
for not prcjo.s,ing him.-Aila,.
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The Tsachsr,' lnst,tuIs &c The Coup,y II Os-
God. ~ill H. hoLisn, The pf,s-p, year. rsn' lil
commencing 90 Moaday. the 10Th u S,pisml-f
neat. and ooat,nu,ng the usual buEih II i'm. u
siiHoa a. Oh. ca.iousT, Il 'sstfuciios, a.
tee the usual tine So ihs Institute .ha ha'. elapsed
ons vel more VII b, devoted s,slusl's, 10 30.
.on, anil ls~tnfrs ,lcJr,on. snd ~ ,srns,t',
requested ." come prepared ~ rrp.n d-'p. lhs
~holc time.
the Ilosd II Edo,a,ioa. snd the la.iituis ~ pfu'
pct, vii - the lss, 18th whi,h 'hah~ officially
connected. 1T u h. an occss,oa su,pic,ous b. ID
iatsrr.t. II svcsiion, ~o'ihy II yugs,l'ss snd II
la,ting TsneutHanss. STEPHEN IMERi
Nsml-r u IN, Iiosrd u Eigcst,"a ior
ONiuud Couni,.
Pan', Au.. ~, lisa ~
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DIED.

A. Mechanic Falls, 7,h inst, Alvin Dean, ss,d
u years.