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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

Atb Cont ~ ruir'. b,II 90 r.iH, urthiu bul
trr tb. County ut Osh4J. H1 th. lU.l ..s 90
sept, iu 'hU Nrtr of uur llfI Hr. ilHu.BuI i.H'
hoo 'r,I 1rI lit-fur.
TNlE COMMISSIONERS appointed o.. 90 ,n,
hr Niiru'. npv,r ir thr ..fpfr ui JNNl~
Larry, Date 1T Gi..iI, DO .lll t.HHN. deceased.
having uBlo thair rpHu,
u v1s OijrI,I, That rIfirr o. given tp lIl .,,-
s.r. Interested, iN D,usin. sp, .lil'. n.-I ia o.
pHldt.bsi three woke sur-r..i,.N i1 ihr oN.uul
DsmH,HJ, Tfi1f.I at Pare, tulf f.ry u.s HTI..,r t
a Probate Count o. a.. hrH 40 .tiI IHI.., uu thr
ihrI Iu,sd1N of Ortrl.r rJNt 80 uIur Hl tIr ,lHrA
Boz che iarsuUn, aDi she's oau-o II ANS th"l have,
VIE, ih, .luJ .h.ul ult o. IHrrp'Dl
20 GEO h. SHAW, Register
\ thu Cop-Ntt,Ht: Go. h. suIN, Erg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

r,.l,,i p,w.,.,. n Huea6,ti. ,o ,.ur t..uui, ~
ONEul. Plaintiff, w.. Howard w H'"m'' OF
Hu,kGr'. N,rmsn. D,iendhni
INarillnftlr rstr. ~ thltthe aid prrndlni
st .,tI fs,.. su ihe De, e the puftl1ss If ih''
v,it. I.,pg irl,jsrd tn ihc lhmiIh be o. 'um
II Tvb Iiusifrd pulhr. and iuuN live r@His, ug'
,arI,rf d, ile a,eru1t annrScd. tl'1 rrd There. 1
,ua.i .raiiua ihrtHG prunisra io pay 'he sam. 4"
tbr Ial.niiH uu l.rmlri.
AI.o. s,r thar thr I'D nrhrI'1', W HWAh. ''i
q. wit, at Tsf,.. n our -aid C.nui, ut o,Hfi,'1
the twspi,. Gf.t de, II March, go ihr 1,aT n .ur
Iarl Que IN lu.ani eight hundred 'ui 'ri,-'-hi. rs
be- nrumiss1ry note II that iaic W hir Signed rr
value f,cri,c.l, promised urc Addis.H a. Col, iF
a., him ur 0ul,r iht sum ufsiNL.-fiEhi q |iiIs ~
~ 100 on ihr frt d,y 4 SspiIu's., 1850. ,.i
the sHiI CHF thHHlrrfvatd. 90 'N. 'rU .Hf ar.
I1fs,i auI ,i.Nri,i s1l n.tr Oh 'H. ''H.rI'. Ir
rtlsur lrl ir rHrs.dTrHilun vh-r'I No '1.N ll.F.
apl W Daumnu lrrauf Liable 'HI rl.u....I rI.
rbiHfIT tu ua, h'1 tha rnuir'i. 90 ...' H.i., HD.
,tI.Hr tlf.' trHHf thereof
40 Or thar thf s'.I ,'r'rrl1r', ~ lrrstr.' no
th. thit,.fst ti., ~ March. 1873 rs i...h. ui.-
ris.Hr, r1ir Hf tipi date T., h'n t.rI.'. 'r Il.fr
received. promised che .aid AdfisuH e.. COB, Oh
Do, IiH &C. uuf.f ihr sum 1I lI'N ID 'Hu .r
ihr hH.t lIf OF ~.TfrHlrr. ih'1 ..Fr HH' ....#
I..f, with IHfrrrsf. UrI che FtH '.. rrr.s
strlvHu'. .r MOI. saHr t,l, lr'.i..N HH. oh. .f..I
fh. saI u.'a 40 tlH Ul.u4, ~ trI."H Hr. tH ..I.
% rrrr'i.r vE.r,.i thr .ri1 li,vHfN ~. i...n n.
aI.Is cool puuissi thr rliuuh Goo r hrH OH. ....
t-ats ul sliI urtr aGruuling Oh ih' .u. ..".N
Hanh ". Dauuau % rIrhr' panr, d.
NJ :, ISL
Tuh.sS.ari Ir.m OCT. I, i-is, 4. ArH
$40. p, vr.A..76. -r'p
jp lun prt !. lsi',n NuH
$3.50. In G1. $50
iu Inm S.,. I, isjD On l.h.1
1851. weeks. 80, lh25
kuspng ,.sr 81 u,su trirr winter f
1916 I1l l~i7, % uU
10 90. 1870 ar1 ls'O. SEQ
r.. I.tr .ru, pirf.I. tui
nulI.F iNl rais % no utH nH N n
lsis GOD fpi.g 90 l-i', o. o.
rI, Ion uI
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Trrr,lnm Noticr.

4 DO hsr,t, 1.rtl, tbst { have thu DAY -.sru
| ur, so. CNININ WN~ilBJ m, be time o.
I'D aHI TRADE Hr himself, sui traf shall rl1 r'
rbt. % hrs contracting HHr claim aH, ~ hIs earn
i1gs lu5r th,s date.
STEPHEN NA~UBJRN.
Nrrsss-Gru. L.. Nuttts.
Paris. OJt. o., ISL. 3aii
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

THE .ub.cril,r hsr,by give. puhlir motto, 10 al
concerned, that ihsy have lscn Dol, appointed aud
taken upon himself the trust II Administrator u
the estate II
SAMUEL BEAIS, late Of l.iyermor
,p the Count, II ONflrd, deceased. b, giving loni
a. tb. Law difects-he iher,i0re requests 40 per-
,ur. ho are indebted 10 the aid deceased estate,
o. make immediate Iayment; and those Nho have
au, demand. thereon, 60 exhibit the same TO
STEPHEN LEANITT
sept. Il, 1851. %
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rrrn.nrrr,. Noticc---Ncnn.

NOTICE BE- hrr~I.y -iy,H t1 r1l r..ld,ui pr1pri.
sfsr- auI uuuFrs VI bHi situated bon the town
ID NHar, C.uuf, ui ONtlfd, ami STAT, ui Nliur,
that fhH, 8rr uN,i i1 bills 81 I.srssu.Ht Go che
t,ar l~ip, prl ramuitf,l Ju.y 3'tb, 10, Go A..
drew y stow. t.Il,fHr irr 1lf y,IIi s1I .Hid
l..fHT ht. made r,tu,u 90 che Treasurer tEe n'-
Ha... Hfs, Hu ahi,h Do c,rtllts che taxes ace tug
tH.. r..uB.H uHIaI..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17
NlIrII o..

THE Suhseril-rs call che aueuiion q those hay.
i irr un.sttlri accuuzis with them Il bong stand
ius-hHp- The, NIL SO them -sttiei 1y The hr-' da,
III Npfl ufNt, and u ne sstisd D., that tms the,
prur no one wil D. disposed 20 bad iiol' Il there
]. expense made after that date. ....
HUBBARD s. STEVENS.
Pans. Feb. N, ISL al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

rb, County Of ONrui, 1n Oh. uI1'tr,rrh 'ly ui
September. iu OBJ, year 81 uuI lHrl eighteen bur-
diced and h.tN-HH.s
FI'IIE COMMISSION Yrs 1rair'rl ~ 80 ,ut
che MiIuN' =. auNri out Of che estate IT - L.
IlNNN uIJkNElI., htr 1T Hebron, iu laid oalu.
@, deceased, having uIir their rrUuu,
ltuls uriaryfi, thlt uutierhg -,s,utp ~ prtsnus
iHfHHr.ir lN causing Dup, ul this otd,r tui puil-
Ii-lrlt three weeks .urC,s.N,k Iu The uNiuTd prm-
rrHt. priu'rd ~ Paris, that thrs ma, arpsar at a
Probate Court o. 0. held at .ali Paris, on ths third
Tu0.Il, IT October urNt At une Il the clock in the
l.0uI.I, ari .hgv Oluss II ans ihr, have, shN The
.Hur -hH1ll uHt o. accepted.
GRO. h. SHAW, Register.
4 tur Cop-NuJ.t. Gao. h. SHAW, Reg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17
. ii. IIn.. lnas. sfrryla,, Cor N, cosa, Of o,.

10 the Hon. Juisc 81 Probate iur Che Couo'y 1t ia
ford
n ESrECTTUllN rcpIcseuts PHILLIP Az
TX nOTT, Guardian 81 AUGUSTINE Az
BO1~r, minor 600 u aid Phillip, that his said
ward l. .lilel aud passcsscl q certain real estate,
Whi,h ouehi to h. .od snI pot uut uu Interest &c
The i.ne6t Of r,ii mianr Said real estate consists
Il he ionvi1g d,sci,lsd prup'l} 'iuaiCd iu niN.
fslI in sail CuBrt,, Go Wit Said iuinn's uudiNid-
ed .bsfr, as Que ui the bsIrs q Hiram 4. White,
late II aid DN6cI, Je,,assd, IT Ihs H., and la,d.
iog. thsrcon, now occupied b, George n,lhrgham.
k,gup a. tbs Nllou stand. Also, add minot'. up-
divided thar, in a h,lf ~ Il land owusd o, aid
deceased At the time Il hi. death, Situated ~ fi'h
River, in The Couut, II Arostu,A. l'lug he uuu.
I., nina, i, ,,,,p.hip Numbered eighteen. ,a The
.s,,uth rpug, vest from che east hu. 81 lhs state.
SAID Gul,dip futhor fcpr,scuis that hc hbs 80
,,i,r,l the al,autaguus ot,r II siNN.lvo d"llirs
7pI I'D, cent. E,r the alu,c named shares l-.lHug.
iu. o. aid minor. H. therefore pu,s NuW lluuHI
o. -ulut him LICENSE 90 accept Il said uN'f f., ihr
purpose ai1rraiJ. pursurut a. ih, statute in 'uch
,,.' rls,llrI. PHILLIP ABBO1T.
DtN6,lI. Sept. ~, ISL.
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u ll.r.r HI EfrUTsr
NN %. l~1l
Er| .". r.."r|rN
o. ". TlNDE. t.rl.
rr t.w= iur.r 20
NUIyl %. SMALL. SEQ, .Iir. .r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17
To the IIon. job Prince, judge II Probate fr che
Couat, Il oNfad;

To the IIoa. job Pfiace, judge II Probate &C. The
Caunt, q ONfud;
ISAAC STRICKLAND, Adminisifaiof II the
estate II SIsTil HEALS, hie Of rwucr, 'n
All County. dscsa.rd, r.rcc,ull, represents, that
be rsrsonl estate II sal dsesssrl Be- uli suigi ni
d, IA, the n.t lslis. be- owed al the time II hi
.,tb sui rhafs,s ~ administration ~, thr .uln ~
.nr hu,.lr,d ,ul 10, iol,fs. ~ fuihc, rspfe-
.snis th,t au advantageous tonsfl eft unr huHfrrd
and 90, doll,,s hss t-cu made D., Wur,u R,,h-
nlopi IL aid THncr, Sc a C,rtsu part Il the real
estate q aid AUcsasri, situated in .si Turner anil
Irsrtilsl in the ,n,sutuN ~ s,id estate, ne the
HGadlm stand. +" which oh'f it .. f'r The iutrrest
IT 40 concerned immediately tu accept and thr pro-
rlc. ~ .1lr 90 aTrl, &c che payment ~ aid debt.
o. th,r,trr rrl,s that lr,u.r rl, H. grsuirj him
tB argsTl II aid udrr anil ell aul ruu,r, che ul
estate aiur,.,il ,rcuriin. CO. the statute be- ,ugh 60.
s,s made ,ni rru,il,J.
sept ~. 1851. ISAAC STRICKLAND.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17
ISAAC STRICKLAND.
A. a Cont Of Probate h.'1 o, li,r-norr, With

A. Couu of Probate h.lJ %, li,rHnurr, within
ant irr ths County II O,fr'. un lhro,ghia,rih
j11 ui ~rptrmlsr, Boz 'hr ,rfr ~ uuf l.0ri HHr
ihans,ri si.ht hundred ari hf,-rrr.
nB the hug1iH- U,IIiHu, IHf allen un The rf'l'
tin1 ui Rachel llris, widows ~ ibr .pii seth lirl.
deceased, p1,iDg nr allowance uut ~ che r'rs"r'l
pruTsTt, a. hTr late hu.i1rl,
u Wa uulrryj. that ihr sld r,iiti'n'r g''
UHtrrr o. all Tsr.1us interested, Do, U'us'ng copy
uf thi. urist o. h. pullIsh,i thr,' wcrAs suCcrs'
.i,,l, rn The ONarl pr1m,ut. priuird AZ raus.
that ihr, NAV apr,af no a Probate Couu o. ~ bell
10 s,tH rlIi. con- the thiul Tue an, ufOrts-i psNt,
~ nrg 81 The disk iu the rr,n.ln, snd shsv C'us'
rf,u, The, have. vh, thr slu. should u1i o. giant.
o.
90 Gro n SHAW, Register
4 rrrs Cur,-Nu,.t Gru. h. SU,W, Re-.
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10 IL, ll"o. Iuls, d rrala', o. 'br County Of

L. ths Hoo. Jui-g ui rrulbi, iHr thr County eft
ONiHrI
II TSrICTIIlll upursr7fs GRO corr,
Ii Gmldnn uf NElGNil \ EMMA \. Rlrh.
MIL. mtuur JhillHru aHH hriu. al SULLIVAN
WCkNTII.. late Of ilHlarH B .pd County, d..
,.f..H. chat his WHuIs AGO. s.irrl p1l uHssrss
r OF rrrtri1 r,l' ,sJfH Jrr.siIrr ui hIii T1ri ~
Or. llamr.trsI s.u H 1iI ll,HHuH, occupied rs
s.I deceased no fhr uHr ~ Doe Doth. uh..l.r.Hf
o.. o. .nii, arI OBJ. rrn...I. in.uH.lrut uui uu Do
r~rfsr .T co.. lsnrrr .i -..I n.uHrs.
&C. therefore rrH.s l.HT bono. ir giant hlu %.
..H.T n s.I .Bt' zeal ,.af, 100 go o. ur Uri,HfH
.ra. OIL. OBJ. pufrasJ a.,r,.IfI B. no. bv Boz .ii.h
.l.r provide. GEORGE conn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

Al "a Govt ~ Probate h,l ut pNGrli, within
and i,r ihr Cuunt, ~ ONfsIi, oH thr sr,,1ts,uth
Jl,ui September in The year ui cor l.rui eighteen
huulfri aud h0y-Uur'
ca che Et,gli1g Petition, ava utdrr,d, that
the aid G,prin give notice ~ al Irrs"ns interest.
al. d, causing ruu, II .aii l,'tiuu ,ud II thu
aulsl ,o H. published thrrc weeks 'ucccss,,'l, in
Tho ONfui Dsmrcrai, pfinird At r''is, that The,
ml, appsar ~ , Probate ,"ut a. IT, hthi 81 '1id
rsi. one che Third Tursl', ui p,i.''r 1'N', ne uiHr
f,b.,l,L b. tb, f,r.u..rp. srI .heu cause. II lu,
tho, h,,s.,I, ihr .,u, shuulI MT u. granted.
"a GTO. n. SHAW, Register,
irur Cpw-Aursr Go. h. SU,v, re-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17
READY.MADE CLOTHTNGl

OIL Cloths, Cotton and Wurl Snii snd lllur Clr.
p"uu.s Winius turaip- aud r'p,r liurgiHg..-
Hat. lni Cap. Boots, Shoe. lui Raider. Ni.u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17
wM. pEERiNG

E.T,ria' Wtcuu'l viii o. gi,.a 10 thi. p-iar.
'nsn', an' -yUtl'm'u co.. r.', 900 Euug e,,p sr,lr
Il Cloth, vh.u t,sircd. On 10 g.ut,,.l and E,.hl.n,
b.g .plr, D., that accomplished raiar. T. 4 STONE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

tHr t.uHr ~ ONnrf ur thr H.1ff...rl Hf OF
~srf.rl-r. .r ifr ,,1r OF .1r Id ,-hH'H hH1.
I.rN Hr' HI...H..
I'NNNN rIGkIN~ & Al, INrmu.s % Ia.
| H.f wi rf I.,un.nt ri ~NNNl lIi
klN~, h., of ll.'rnr, i1 sod r.rH'. ...0. Fl,
hfu.. THr#..f.. I.ri. HI.t accent H fH..r H...H.
r..rfI.r .i IH. r.frr. .' .aF Irrr,sl'
o. .uts uI|TTi, tEHt ifs 1U Isr.rTI, Cove
r#fr.l f1 40 f#T...s iHi.r,Hfr', lf -,s.r. ..t .I
tHr. u....r fH Del HI'ishHI three ugtLs .I'.',
rr Th.O,IHI pn.tr.f ,rirf..I 10 raus. tIbt fH.,
rHIt HHT,II loo 70 Co. I#f. t.Hft fH l. h..| Hf Irrs,
I..e tr .tl| t.Hr.ft. .7 fHf fh.. Ir...11 Of OF
r.sf. DO H.H. 90 tTr ,IsA iH th, nr,r... 300 .a.,
rfr.l I..u fH.r hove. vH, flr .In. .h.u.I 90
Iz t.HsTN
tIp l. SHAW W....r.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

TIII ..H..r.Iaf h...'r gives rH'l.. r.f... tH H.
f.#..r..F. 'hIf hr h4s l-rr |aN rHIsIH'r' 1rI
f.l.r r.rr f. -...H 'hs urs' ~ I,..#iHr uI ihr
|t.f ~. .#| I.sHsmsrfri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

Nta Cont of Probate beta nl IwH..v ffhuprI lfr
obi. C..urf, uf u,f.u'. u1 che lnh DE-, Of sep.
t.rl.f. co.. tbs war ~ o1r lHrl ,.-h'arH hun ..'i
lni tU,-Hu,.
nNth- rdt,rorfUNWElErG ENEruWS,
vrHn, ui J.hr q. ubuuvs, htr H ll.Nu.H,
fHl,Irs Zoe a..str.. uu ui tbr TsrsHuI "uV-
COO, III boz nfr ir.IHn1. pHl ,ls1 uI Goo iuf Hg.
..urt uf do, administrative, 90 the ssu'. IL H.i o.
rsrsaI. prosecuted Hf rr.lnir,-
o. vs. ufH,r,H. thBt fhr ADJ MiIrv gi,r u.tiUr
fr aI rrrsHrs interested o., ,'usirl r.I' 10 ihis
Hr.,r pl- rH'H.str,i ibr,r vtth. su.r,ss,,,., iu
Tho O,luI p.uu,tai. ltiuts,i ,t r,u., that tl,
urr, prp,rr 90 10 Probate Jiuit O, o. hrl 10 s'iI
IpU. un thr ihid Tp..,l, u,ial.i u.,t, 1' HI1'
.fthr ,i,A boz thT ErsrH.f 1rJ sh~o r.HHs. 81 Hu,
thr, lr,., vb, ih. .lmr fhru'l n.t o. granted 1ni
allowed
p clio. h. SHAW. W..s'rr.
\ ul. Cau,-Nu,.f Gtu. h. ~utU. To.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

West the Great Valley, the Great
Basin or the Pacific slope on the lst day OF
June last and, having abandoned their
Eastern residences, had as yet acquired
none at the West-for all which we esti-
mate that Quarter of Million may fairly
be added to the returned aggregate to make
up the sum total Of our population on the
lst day of June last.
In the matter of responsibility, cor
rection and auditing, the present Census
will greatly outvie any Of its predecessors
Each return made to the Office is subjected
to two careful revisions by different hands
and at an interval of time, and any discre-
pancy which may be detected is made the
theme of a rigid inquiry. The deputy
marshal is paid one-half only Of his COM
pensation on the receipt of his returns, the
residue awaiting the final revision and APP
prevail of his work. The computation of
his earnings is twice made in perfect indie
rendence and ignorance Of his charge-so
much for each person returned, so much
for the statistics of each factory, &c.-and
it is very seldom that the office makes his
allowance precisely as he does, (the ele-
ments of the calculation being quite compli-
Gated y some deputies receiving more, 9TH
els less than they had expected. No pay
ment is made save to person expressly
authorized to receive it and give a receipt
on the books of the office, and the entry is
so made that it is impossible to pay a
deputy too much or twice over. Formerly.
the deputy charged what he thought right,
which was paid without systematic scru-
tiny, and there were repeated instances of
the same account being paid twice over on
two different orders from the censustaker.
The Seventh Census will be incomparably
more perfect and reliable than any of its
predecessors, and its Statistics of the Ma
tional Industry and Social Condition will
be incomparably superior to any ever be-
fore collected. Of those we hope to speak
further at an early day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

GREAT WING TRIUMPH !-DetroH for IHterndl
Improvements We take great pleasure In
commur icatng to our readers that Detroit, the
home of Gen. Cas- has been redeemed and an
unmistakeable Wing friend of Internal Improve
ments lZAcHARIAB CHANDLER has been chosen
to succeed the late Castle Mayor, Ladue,
Mr.. Chandler carrying every Ward of the city !
Gen. John h. Williams, the first Mayor OF De-
troit and for several years the incumbent Of that
Office, was the Cass nominee this time, but even
the prestige of his name could not uphold the
fallen fortunes Of Gen. Cass on the Internal I'm
provement and Reform issues. Wing Marshal
and Sexton are also chosen and it is supposed the
Reformers will have a working majority in the
Board of Aldermen.
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Weather Items,
By MO-sss Line, ie WaR-1l

By Moyses Etne, 10 WdA-6i
MONDAY, March lO--aPs
BU'FALo-Fipe. clear day and evening; wind S W. -,
% mercury Go baron - 625.
ROcHEsTER-lt has been en- unpleasant dsy; wind Nv
cold and raw; fine, clear evening wind W. Tier "a
AUBURN-Clear and pleasant, though cold ther 50
SYRAcUsE-Been rather pleasant, bat cold wind NV
Their So
oswEeo- Somewhat cloudy, but not unpleasant: IN.
south wind lher 81 baron 80 lS
UricA-The weather hss chseged since morning, bs,
still unpleasant and cloudy this evenisg though not sor
wind NV Their seq; baron o. $50.
ALBANY-Hss been rather unpleasant al day; this even
ing cleared up and 10 now clear and pleasant wtRd wes
Their So; baron. so. 100; mercury %
TRoY-Cl, ar and cool Their 81; wind strong from wv
rather pleasant day.
Nv Basa's Line, - WaILstl
MONDAY, March l0-S Pm
BuvTALO-Fort POrier-Barom % 81; Their attached 1.
detached 80; cesruess OF shy 5. wind s. W. eoqs.
s W: snow ed slightly last shL
MONDAY, March i0-s, Pm
RocHEsTER-Very clear and pleasant; 1hswed freely %
dAy, but beginning TO freeze nav wind SW.; heg a.
AUBURs-Wrd NV. clear and cool
sYRAcUSR-Wind w. rather cloudy; lher 50,
UREA Clear; wind N w Their 81
FoRT PLAIN-Wind W. cold good setghing lher 4
TRoY-Cloudy looks much Ike snow,
ALBANY-Cloudy; every appearance OF snow ,he s.
ACCOMMODATIONS cloudy; roads drying up 6aely
wind NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11
Rivers and Harbors Of the West.

We find in the Michigan ALLegan
Record of the 2lst ult the following letter
from Gen. LEWIS CAss to a citizen of that
County on the subject of the River and
Harbor bill
WASHINGTON, Jan %, 1881.
NJ DEAR SIR: have Just received your letter,
and hasten to reply to it. think the APProPria-
tion bill for the improvement Of Rivers and Har-
bors will pass and il it does, the appropriation
for our friends the Hollanders will certainly sue
coed there is no doubt OF that. OF course 1t
will receive my vote and support heartily, ny
Chicago letter TO the contrary notwithstanding.
/ know of no improvement more just and neces-
sary, and you may depend upon 1t that 1t will re-
ceive the entire support Of our delegation.
am. dear Sir, truly yours LEWIS CASS.
JOHN X. KELLOGG, Esq.
We regret the necessity for saying that
Gen. Cass's course when the bill was be-
fore the Senate did not correspond with the
foreshadowings of his letter. He did not
once rebuke his political friends who were
continually carping at precisely that class
of improvements which he here pledges
himself to support hcartily-carping at
them as local or sectional and not Ma
tionaL in their character, and therefore not
within the pale of legitimate National con-
Germ. He did not hesitate to vote for
razeeing amendments whose success would
logically and inevitably lead to the excis-
sion from the bill of these very appropria-
tions which he here processes to support so
heartily He never once entreated the
open adversaries of the bill to desist from
their Parthian warfare and permit decis-
i've vote to be taken-Quite otherwise
He was evidently glad of an excuse for
avoiding such vote, as his conscientious
scruples against sitting after Saturday mid
night, and his refusing to vote after Mon
day midnight, clearly proved. The Gene
raj clearly rides two horses on this subject,
and, as they are running in adverse direc-
tons, he is very likely to be wrenched if
not dismounted in the process.
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HYDRO.CARBoN GAs.-We have made brief
inspection Of an apparatus for manufacturing Gas
which is in operation at the foundry of Messrs
Badger K Co. in Duane-st. The Gas is made
according to Whites patent, which we believe is
an English invention. The light which we saw
produced was exceedingly soft and brilliant and
the Gas devoid Of that offensive odor which gen.
orally attaches to it, The patent is for peculiar
manner of generating Hydrogen and then COM
bining it with any heavy Carburetted Gas. 1t
can be manufactured from Coal, Resin, House
Grease, Oil, Tar, or any substance from which
Gas is made and the process is so simple that
with q half hours instruction, any person can
manufacture it. The cost Of material and fuel for
making 1000 feet of Coal Gas, is estimated at
ffty-cents, and from Oil or Resin, the expense is
about one third more. The advantages claimed
for this invention are such that the public atten-
ton should be turned toward it, and the process
thoroughly investigated Something must be
done to release the Gas Consumers from the ex
actions of the Gas Companies, and anything
promising that desired re,ult shoald be fairly
tested. Those interested can examine the appa-
atus at the works Of Messrs. Badger Il Co, in
Duane st. near Center.
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in various papers in all parts Of the count-v-r
have not the papers with me, bat wish !, al
that in all they have said or may say, chs,,'.i
me with improperly, there is not a single w.
OF truth. Laughter
The CHAIR laid before the Senate comma,
cation from Gales h Seaton, declining, after ~,
Special Session, TO publish daily debates o, a.
Senate, on the ground that the expense il n,S
greater than the eompens alton Referred =
Committee on Printing
Mr.. COOPER, from the Judiciary Committee >.
ported against allowing Csliforns Senator nj.
age by Panama route.
Executive Session adjourned.