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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07
Iake srperIor Copper Nine.

Tie Green Bay Advocate OF the 9Th elt-'
.susu. rom Lake Superior, derived from
n w II. Stevens, Who cane acro's The
solr,y to Gsecn by Sn rs way TO Wash
ip=,On:
"Tbe mines arc represented - to,0s well
a.. ycsr. F.aocn hurlrci inEs q eo1Te'
lave been shipped, of which 'hs Chg hi7''
the largest. shipped sco zoos Tie vhi'.-
N.rd ofsr,euls,icn and fraud his uoU pass
ever. sad thew av DO hncy' og,ralOgs sld
every COMPANY organized hoe gu' real iooa-
uoa. and Is doing an actual blsiac.- 80 s''sfE
oct COPPER
"ODc Of the greatest cSIca-cs N getting
tie copper rcajy for shipment = 'hc ru'tne
Git NJ into mCycl'lo ua,ses, Ohirh .'''i,c'-
u ~ tcdio,srcss Nth ch.ssl and hammer
Various have been The cHPot.Cu's tc'sod e.
facilitate tA.s orcrauOa; machin,s have been
rirrcd ia various vays anj % a great expense,
q saw III, bloyks J,t ,t5 SoTr,r . 20 m''e.
Nuh STONY PARTICLES, iIl, OBJ, saws c1rr't b,
made ,o work. The miner. src about t-y.--
asU Plan; they are constructing o. -'gagrc
isrrac, 90 M, ;h, u7,~.., saI est '.,m DO
F.,h rirccs as en- D. lsrllcj To-, -.rs
feasible, ash il 10 prove, 60 De- IN, Che ,,r.a.
s,s e r.r.r- VII - v,ry ua,u.l.'y Iss1,a.
a..
Tho traces Of sncoat mining cratuuc Cob.
fual. AMI ia rrJstrT uurs.rss-d extent, and
these arc 81 rrra' service mm.urrotihcV ,cs-
cu, d1y. sy jircri.ng @, TIC h,,i locations, ani
ir rrocutrr ode miner ,Ne-,arors which
could coils Dr. c.-etlt BOZ wears ct labor. The
rroqrs urr- estimate their --r o. Or 90 least
tsothos.arIyrary. bairo'h.rr l1s been 'o.nI
90 tracc th-.s connection with aay existing
race. cx,.r,tac5arr erta,.hr copper m,rul
was earned ,r by vay Of - Nrvs river
and ,hr lakes. tn, h.. BON determined b,
detached portions srug l.r' along Oh. 1855
from i5r MINIS Co 81 Nrrr.
The traveller frts t-r ui..r distance. Cd.
v..i-arunf-s ofI.l. S.urHrr,-angrH
ING iu crrg rysa.vg ua.rsvHna..a-.rr-
uy vra'agaf T-er-n.. D.r-'e..ia.
ls.... am sa..-~--i. a.' q a,. rns
oil1rs urata-l .r.-rE,r Ne $. r--
- tha, sreehIal taat, r ..r .7 'r.'H. on.
found f1trrn WHa-.arlnr..r a.N.ra..
sysryuf.r. o. h. ...f. art OH. rH.r ...
acb-,f A.rl-ur.r -r..... ..r.. .,..
A.. d.. .a.. f... ......H.. .... .. sad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07
,yMNAN
Tho Aanini,tratLOa ana tho saiIoI..

One of the darling objects Of 'hc present ad'
minis,raiion, s,cms to be the restoration Of
the lash m the United States Navy.
There is no navy il the world where sal
lor, have been 80 sh1mciully abused, as the
American navy.
IN, disclosures maa. e, he time of 'he ca
iasiropl,c uu beard she hus sumers, arc It'll
lr,sh On public recollection.
Tho Jog book ol a lngaii returned about
twelve months since, after a three years
cruise, showed the administration ~ that
space ofumc, ol upwards Of FoRTl-fouR
THOUSAND LAslIES.
The abuse had become 80 fragrant and en-
ormous, that Congress at It's last session. IN
spite Of the thousand and enc dandy officers
who are constantly lcafug about Washington
prohibited the usc Of the lash altogether.
Daring the recess OF Congress, a board Of
lhcsc same officers has been IN session at
Washington. cndca,criur To restore the cat
o.ninc tails. They appear to have gained
over the PrrsIlru, and the head NJ the navy
department, IN their views. Mr Fillmore, ln
ms annual message, hardly took the pans TO
conceal his parali,y Cor logging, and the
annual r,ror, from the Secretary Of the Navy
was s,.ll more explicit in the same direction.
More rtc.uuy. thc Sane Secretary, acting
doubtless with the concurrence Of the ether
mcm'crs Of cabinet, aud Of ,hc President,
hl. s'n, in a special report To Congrc.', IN
which be- recommends BRANDING WITH
Hot IRONS, a. a necessary substitute for
tn la,h.
Nov, ~ arprrhcnd rha, the Secretary
hardly o>ps,t, To drive q democratic Con
rrr., into an, such measure of abominauon
as that, rieHOrlRONS will not go down
in lh, u.ue,1,n,h century. Rather than sub
mat to such burud barbanty, thc people Of
,hs country would prefer To src the whole
navy sun, u ihc bottom ol the oc,an. The
Secretary knows iha, we'll and 80 does the
President. They arc now holding up the
Hot IRONS. iu drive Congress hac, to the
olI system of the LASH, They viii elect
uo such ob.c,i. 100 any suchvay. The HOT
IRONS are in che hands Of Ibe people, and
will vet mark o., deep brand upon the gen.
tlrmcu now 300 power, a, .hcy have fixed al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07
Congress News

IN senate ou Wednesday, Mr Hale pre-.
,-n,rI petition, from PENNSYLVANIA and New
Hampshire. paving f,r the rp,al ofthc Fg-
,.u,c Slave Law. and 80 other lau, cucrur.
aging ard supporting slavery md on the
table.
Nj Clay presented a petition from The
clerk, boz the Louisville pu,, office, 0nh VIZ.
wmlhrup presented q petition from the clerks
In ,ho Boston pes, office, asking an increase
oi compensation.
IT,, California land claim bon wa' discus
.sI 600 OBJ. hour oi adjournment
The Senate committee report amendments
90 ,h, Postage Bll-fvnr tate, OF prepaid
halt ourr. letters. at three cents AND i've
cent, fr bald ounce l,u,r,, uo' pwlaJd.--
Postmaster, compensation. nr, Go exceed ,hr
amount OF ra..r lIau tnr year cudn. June
20. l-jI. The provision cNrmpin- News.
r.n,r from Postage ior 30 mile, auI reduce
uou of 80 per cent of pu-ur, 600 Magazine.
u prepaid stricken oui They a'.u ''uar
ou, Oh, provision taking away lhr rEu'ofcN.
chang, nom those papers refusing 60 publish
uuraIIri Tor letter.
In ,hc IIou.. the Deficiency Din wl' dchl.
I'D and passed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

CATrtr IfAuE o. MlEe.-Dar.ng 'ho
Tanycar 1890 head Of cnilch have been acrus'
toe Kcurcbcc bridge ia this city, On their
way to the Massachusetts, cattle markets
This is larger number by more than a thou
sand. 40 are informed, that ever crossed in
any ono year. Over 10000 sheep and lambs
have also passed since las, spring.
Bu, We suppose tia, more than double this
number Of Cattle anj sheep have crossed the
Kcnncbcc above Augusta, Tor Western mar.
kcis during the past season. \ grca, many
cattle are now carried be- railroad upon the
routes where once they were driven. We
NJ, that the And. s. Ken road took from
wa,crille during the nine days ending Jan
uary 18th. III cattle, and Isl shccp.-R,a-
u,j,c Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

lsnr,rEf,l Eurr,riuN. Al children De-.
.ar 60 Pee u>'laIly employed, and although
lury lave uul q, iI,t much conlilu,iy Of ap-
pHcalol, l.ey can be- easily lrd To acquire
wany mechanical arts which Youths are noN
almost numbered 10 mastering. Trum an TO-
aNa'Hal who ha, Investigated ilii, matter, Nc
ha,, leaned iha, irli, nigh, be- acquired loo
. Cess weeks, orr months 1t most, u the youth
were ars, 20 ,.houl usually instructed 10 the
la,ory cd Eav'UH o1prrioH, which nov
are thought Co need three year- marlyriom Ut
1rrgru;coshp. u1c 81 educated would be-,
under any r-rr,s uf fortune. 80 independent,
uaa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

Srlrmr rs llWr'ogD.-Wc lam that
Mr. Daniel Keen of Hartford ON'aL rua1.
o.. farmer 10 easy circumstance aud about
go year, ct ssr, committed suicide lls, lur,.
dav. H. lrn hrmr iu ,hr moiuug tur no,
purpose OF visiting a son 90 aug.lhhurnr
town, but twas supposed returned without
going lr pot up Boz horse without Dos being
known 10 others api So, found by Boo, vil
towards night. suspended by tbc neck from %
ladder 900 the barn, 200 an almost l.uin .lat"
Ur hal occasionally been subject ,o m.a'a,
alteration PlH'cHf Nnrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

q We learn from one OF tho Engineers,
on dur, 90 Sh,lbunc u. H. that the work
on the Atlantic aud 81, l. Railroad, in that
vicinity, J., progressing rapidly. Our rrador,
will rccollcct lllt the Brha Summit }. the
mrhc,, land, 10 be ,urmouuicd and passed,
between Portland and Muntrcal-and tha,
that summit is ouly sumc eleven hundred feet
above tlc level Of the sea, or waters On Port
land harbUr Now Ne are informed hy the
gentleman referred To, that tins summit will
b. surmoun,cd and passed, on a grldIcn, oi
lnr,.tvo fcct To the mile aud no more. lthas
been supposed heretofore, tia, there would be
required q gradient Of Gty feet to the mile
hu, los little jc,our, discovered on further
exploration, prolonrIng the distance only zoo
fee, in siN miles, this easier aud better route
has bccu found. and the road is m coursc ol
construction ON that route. Ga passing the
Berlin SUNNI, the range Of mountains called
thc White Hills are left behind In other
words. We aye IN the valley Of the Conncc,-
cut--lrcu'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

We cannot too frequently nor too earnestly
urge the importance Of Unioa; for even amid
the Wild raging Of political faction, Usi'a is
the grand m,cuct TO guide the ship Of State
Union is the palladium Of our safety, tho pi-
lo, amid the stormy brcakers, the guardian in
tho gathering tempest, Then hail blyst
Tsion' the shield fron maniac fury. the
hahn. the b.ssful, bsau,.iul and bright
Ua,ys Ut States aud iniou 1T hearts; or
vLa, indeed were mca without ia'oR p
Tgr7 in The States and ya,p7 in the fm-
IrI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

Tie executive committee at Washington,
appointed to confer with the royal commls-
sIoncrs Of the Industrial Exhibition a, Lon
don. have appointed Mr.. EDwArD RDrLr
special agent, charged with the care and dis
play Of the goods transmitted to the exhibition
under the direction Of the central authority
Of the United STATES; In aid and advise
American contributors or their agents, when
called upon 50 to do, in the arrangement and
display OF their goods, and a, the close Of the
exhibition, to make a report of his proceedings
under this appointment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

iS-r-,'.r.,t Vs. F..grs.-.Ihc Geological
Report Of ual. published ~ ISIS. ard !a'c
writers m-iuts.a 'lai f-hcs lave intel. gcntc
and affection ,,r tar.r sFor.. s, colirlry Co TIE
received opinions Of Griffith, ihc translator Of
Cuyisr's Rogue, A,imala aud olhers. The
new opinion IS advocated from the vigilance
Of the commoa sun fsh IN watching and pro-
isciing her bed, va which IS deposited her
splwo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

u \ correspondent Of the Bath Timc'
writes that IN San Francisco, boxes Of the
best tobacco have been substituted for under
pluniug stones"
The best use they could put it to, Don't
mention it To the tobacco chowers in the Al.
lan,ic States ii YOU do, they will be thar
eallnI nn the undermining.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

FrHrs.--On the 2s,h ul,., the bridge over
the Allegheny was destroyed by fire. Cost
$1,000. insured for 100000. Supposed
the work II an inccndary.
90 the JOlh uli., a FIRE broke out IN Bud-
inrlon. VI, ~ what is called Stetson's Block
Church t.. consuming that with seycrol other
building in the rear; also the ChIticHdeu
County House and County Jail. los sio,-
600, on which there is Insurance Of 5000 to
$40 600.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

RANTOuL ELE.InD.

Whole number Of votes 552-neccssary TO
choice Isl.
Ranluul bad ISL
Winthrop, Il.
Balance scattering. One blank vote was
cast, and a motion vas made to include II ia
the count, rcading which the House adoun-
ed. II allowed there must b. another bifo,
Gen. Chas. r. James, dcm, just elec;eI
senator from Rhode leland. Eighth ballot
vote sioOd
Whole number Oo-James had 90, Whip
pie 90. Simmons ~. Bosworth o. scal. /.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

\ New Haven paper reports that one hun
dred American gentlemen have subscribed
SIS 900, and engaged a first class vessel, for
a trip To the Worlds Fair At London. Do
ring their stay there, they intend TO make
their home on board their ship, which is to be
supcrbly furnished and used Tor cuicItaln,
mcn,,, parties, Sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07
CoLruurs. Feb I.

ONO 4. =. SryATur.-Thc Legislative
Convention adjourned ,Hr a,' on Friday,
without making choice of a 1. ;. Senator.
The tenth aud last ballot stood As follows -
Grisvold, wing, 70 Payne, democrat, 30 4,
Giddlnrs, Aboliuonisi, 10. Another ballot
ing cannot be had until both houses .hall
agree upon a day, which probably will not be
the present session.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

\ savage tribe called the Namaquas hal
fallen upon another tribe called onhcrrro, al
the missionary station ol Mr. kolbc, Dana.
uland, Care OF Good lIorc, andnumb'rs "er
bulchcrcd with 40 the horrors Ut savage bar.
hariry The town was DESTROYED, Boo, ih'
missionary, Kobe, escaped with h.s wife
The chief of doe Namaquas had sent worl
lha, he intended to anuihlaic the Two remain
my mission stations, as well as ,hc u1hcIcTo
nation
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07
Che crfcrS Democrat.
PARIS, FRlpAy, rEn. :. 1851.

- Suh~srilcrs ta The Democrat IN Seth rais
sol ,igili.y, wi hrr,a ter knj thsir rarsu AZ ,hc
siurC q Mrs.rs. RUST \ YOUNG.
"a Nsv-v Nuhsr ahj ysiu,y, a. the stnto 81
JEREMIAH HOWE
o. nu-it 81 Al's-, 49, visi4i',. ~ ~ Hotel cd
join TAYLOR, Isg. Ato-,b dvaira place,
t'rN vll h. ,f4,t.,l H,- Z. 7'.'frf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

Col Baker, one oirurmo.t raIlau, oGiOcr
900 ,hc MrNicln v1r, from Illinois. bias enter.
cd into 'hr employment Of doe Panama Rail.
road Company He akr charge Ut body
OF four hundred vo.mcn, raised by hm iD
the Western States, uuds, a ounIuc, lor a
passage To California, at the expiration OF
their term OF service
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

Texas dates Of the Esd ult. have been re-
cci,cd. Capt. McCullOngh's Rangers have
had a brush with the Indians, and Lieut..
King was wounded in the breast with an AT
row. There is majority Of 6OOO votes out
Of 5000 votes for Piorce's boundary bill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

Arya,ouable correspondence has been had
h.iwcen lhc British Consul at Charleston, :,
Carolina, and the Governor Of that State, in
rJierJnce 10 the South Carolina laws lmpris-
oul, colorcd scamcn. The general Govern
men, ought at once To discrojit the British
Consul.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

FArAL AcciDNr.-Mr.J James Whitehead
was instantly killed on Saturday last, in Nor
folk, Conn, by the bursting OF grindsione,
while grinding scythes in Scyihe Manuiae-
tory. Mr.. w. was about es years of age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

Gloaon. Th., BE- doc only state Of ,ho
uH T#r.sn. 'hat v.ll gain in the aFToH.ua-
u., ..m.u,.sul tag neat CouErrss, she
v.u gain o1r-pcr.yly4ua Will bold hrr
uau-Ncv York aud Virginia Ioo,g 1t least
three each, lnl al doe other state, more yr
Ir..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

Howard Slaughter. and two MeNicans who
were recently convicted OF murder at Brown
vile, Texas, were executed on the 2lsi ult
One OF the victims vas Mexican the other
X. w. Miller, formerly OF Nova Scotia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

MI $. 4. \. Gushing, printer, formerly
Of Manchester, y H., has been appointed
Mail Agent on the Boston Concord aud Bur
llnpion route, IN place Of L. \. Bodwcll, ro-
moved.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

"lIumblc as ! am, said bullying srou'cr
to mass meeting Of the unlerrihcd, 81 still
that am fraction Of this magnlii-
cent republic" you aye indeed, SAID
by-stander, 'sand a vulgar one At that
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

Thcrc are now about 1900 miles OF tolc.
gnph N the United States. Tie longest
connected line is from Halifax, (N. 81 to
New Orleans, and tie western line extends
to Dubuque in Iowa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

A -rr.nu, ailroli accident occurred on the
Cheshire Rold, Tuesday, by the breaking Of
lu axle. Five freight ears were entirely de-
moishcj. Over one hundred sheep, four OK.
c1, and two horses were killed outright, and
many others seriously injured
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

GooprY's LAUY's Book. The March No.
Is truly ,pendid--thc colored plate Of birds
and flowers Is gorgeous; the infant Savior
and ST. John Is chastc aud beautiful either
of these plates is worth the price Of the book,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

Two men, pretending to have just returned
from California, dropped inroa st. LOUIS Jew.
ELY store and exchanged twelve ounces OF
brass filings cor some gold watches.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

Specie Imported into Boston in January
SlO,3Os, exported $751; ,2G3. Vessels arri-
we'd coastwise 27s, foreign III cleared, for
eign 1870, coastWisc Us.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

Hon Gorham Parks, late American Consul
a, Rio Janeiro, leclured before the East Dos
ton Library Association last evening. Sub
ject-Bra:h
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

&. X. Vim, foreman Of Bauows's four
mill At Aurora. y. V, murdered Abam
smith, one Of the workmcn. and ha, been ar
rested. He was seen To do the deed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07
CNcSNNrI, Feb. /.

TnE Loss OF STEAMBOAT JouS ADAMS
Further particulars are received as to the loss
Of the John Adams steamer. Hull sunk "a
two minutes ia sixty feet water. The mum.
Der of souls on buard was $50. Of whom about
10 cabin passengers, - deck passengers, aud
- Of the crew were lost. 1t was about ,
o'clock in the morning, aud they were noarly
all in bed. The deck passengers were Cah-
iomans, and German and Irish emigants
bound for Cincinnati.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

rfyNo election Of Senator ia New York
yesterday. NJ. Fish could uo, &C., a nomina-
ton ia the Senate. Ne had tG-but wanted
one more llr a majority.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

The Merchant Bank, Boston. discovers a
counterfeit "tcn" on the Taunton Bank--noi
mentioned IN the Bank Note Dctector for
February.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

At Philadelphia, Edward Keel walked on
plank from Monday to "Wednesday noon, Is
hours, without the slightest intermission,
winning $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

Ga saturday last, mammoth boy c',h-
teen years Of age, and weighing TOO pounds,
died suddenly, in New Work, where be had
been exhibiting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

Mrs. Martha Myers, the last survivor OF tho
Wyoming massacre, recently died at hins'-
ton. at the age Of - years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

81. Dmair, IiorEL, Nav Ourss.-
Active preparations are making iur rebuilding
ihe 81 Charlie, Hotel aui already sioo,-
600 have been subscribed toward ,hc project.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

Mr.. George Condor Of Gushing, lost his
road while returning from Friendship on tho
9th ult. ,nd was irozen 10 death
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

Joseph elliot, the celebrated English ma
k.r of steel pens, has just bought an estate
for $50, 900, the profits Of his pen making,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07
Conscience azaius. Law.

s-.gnc. aImou.,hs- rs hat ihr Fugitive slave
law !, ploar. w shuull rcsi,t 0, or ~ 800
ior i.- immediate rcryal, irrlriicss 1t rousc.
gueucos. he, corrigrc, b, frequently roih-
wr u.rr ttaa wall. sll should a,,gr b',rgr'-
,l rulss- enlightened. The 1itcrry 90 uo.r-
sru-tI coas-cr,cl. hgrn the caus, oim1st
.r thr cruel r.v--nuoa, lnr op.utol', ,,kc
..-cc u.e time OF Slpi ct rara,. To-day
rz1 mag corsc.cruresb rgT,ralc a decd,
.u.l tomorrow D.. would sincerely rcer,,.
aal crrscisu,tols'y &c, io ,hr reverse. Con
e--rcr. o- a neral ,sr,s ,rueh' and WRONG
v.u always b, r1r;r,''sj by %, iul-nen, q;
opinion G-mel. IN ,hs ,Nr-,.s, It Bis rea-
.ga rar u-. tarm ih, or.u.ua 'hl, ,hc Fog
u,r Slave IzU s oppression, arl lha, 70 is Boz,
J,ty o. 1.sr,, 10, and h.y cuurr,r-cc vi.l die
! 'ars --,a7l.r1'g Arr.y ,h.s Co other l.Rs.
F. For Ias,rr-c. sa.'hrr iuyu- ibc opiniou lhai
tr- ar vt ln.r-..1amca, rf poor debtors Is
u- us'. srl tI-t be og-h, ra, to Submit o, 81
Jaw tha, will allow aa ya.r,r "a drag away
fellow citizen, especially fm-'.. O. prison.
a'' u'-' -''.''.f = inc '...'.' '' '.'' Wy ''
a''' '' ass. .' ''' 1...''' ".'', -., '''
.''' '' ''. '.''''' '''.'..'... ~ ..''' '."'
men, '.' ''.'. 'i.'..' '' ''
."" .. '.'d ''a.'n ''' '.'.''''.'.' N'-' .'"
"'a.a ae, "'.'" '' '.'.'.'..,. '..' ..'" ....
500 cas-. 's- I''.'T"'1'' l'' ''.'' .'' '.'
r-oT.. 90 'Fs country have i''"''' '.' -'''
emmH.i, aHa .1'r appointed 'a'' ''...' @.
mako a.' administer .', Jaws. N.'' Z" ''.'
Representative. e'a-i laws believed '' .. ''.
... OH. opinion 90 o." sau.d uni 'r7,w.
rr m.'.-. t.i these laws. h..h 7, 90 iH..r
.Hrr md c.rsutauuaa..',, should o., fairly
..-'.I ry te constitution. a..a'-"rs. anl'o
l. 1..sHa lbc people should .-mt..
a-a am., as ur esd -am,aH-'u' can br
removed without sr.aunra GREATER esd. 10
rrn,.r uayesu republican ro'rumra'hc
r-ur.a. h.,rr 40 iHat .- ,a.d about CONE
..ne-. faH. b., holman lalNn..l u.la-rra'
.sa .rr..... ,f,r, a-l Como naa.r u-la Geo
-..."r %. D.a.uiau.a art 'ar Jaws, wins
'r.r caa Or r.l cur-craloy,.y submit 'o dr
'ra. a.a. a.' s.,h 'ms o., De- can cna..st-
', v..r t.r gov. % '.c whole lm.., s..
e.r. ...r nars.
Wt.1v. u... up,., un', '.a,a arls
...r r-I ua..t ,r.. repealed. au Dr..rH'.
.a.. .....r'r would D.r'.H.y Im"n.I t.
..r 90 srra 90, r.a..-. 90 Che 'Nf.-'' %
..r rs..-.i m". soldering .H." '"H..a
-r DO. u. ru.H... "W Sow '.r m.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

AwrrL SrrAu boar AoCIDrNr.-OH'
Hunir,d Lir0 lost Steamer John Adams
from New Orleans for Cincinnati, sunk on
"Wednesday, 18th inst, at three o'clock, near
Grccn,llc, ia five minutes afterwards her
cabin parted from her hull, aud broke IL two
all the deck passengers, numbering over
100. we're Lost. Also the deck hands and
drrmcn. excepting Two. None Of the cabin
passengers we're Loot, though they did not
succeed in saving any baggagc.-T,'sgraPh'e
10 Portland Mars. q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

CrnAS TmALs At Nav ORLrhNs.-The
Jury IN the case Of Gen. Henderson were dis
charged on the alst ult., after having been
shut up - hours, without being able to agree .
they stood eight for convicting, four for ac-
quitting. Gen. II. managed his defence him
self.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

The 81 Loui, lapers announce the arrival
ct large numbers Ut the citizens of Missouri
wh0 wen, 80 California by the overland route
They returned by the way Of the l,'hmus,
and seem perfectly satisfied with what they
have seen and suffered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

Thiry-eight vessels cleared from Port.
land in January for foreign ports tonnage
6,6a 56-p5ih.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

Tie official returns, which are now conn
rlc,s, make thc population OF Michigan 49,.
so.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

Hon. Horace Everett died at bis rcs.donc"
in Windsor, VI. lhc 3Olh u.l. For fourteen
consecutive years he represented lbs district
in Congress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

The exports Of lead from Gllena, for the
year 1850, were 3o,7sI goo pounds, valued
% o. $50, sos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

The Knocking Spirits, d, Milwaukee,
break chairs, sing, tP over tables, and brba-
we'd 30 blJ 600 one secession, iua, moIlaIs haI
lo interior. o. Stop thc ruw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07

..Qtrar-Surpusc \ should oa'-ochisc
49,, would u b, d,.colr,cou, i.r b. 10 dog.
majirs A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-07
HALlrAN. Mnnday. ZIP. VI.

do not learn as yet tha, the Canada has
brough, any decisive news from Mr. Howe,
relative IN his mission for raising funds TO aid
in building the Portland and Halifax Railroad.