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TWO WEEKS
later from California,
.Nar'yn Milton Uollers IN Gold, and SIN
Franctsro Du'es 10 Sept. 18Th.

Nar'q Il Million Uoll,rs IN Gold, anil .Su,
EranctscO Dtcs Ia Sept 18Th.
NEw-YuEK. Oct s.
The steamship Northern Light from Sar
Juan. Nicaragua. arrived here at 10 o'clock
this evening, with i9i passengers and $500,
600 in specie.
The State election in California was held
Sept .. j. W. Dunber and p. T.. Herbert
"AnfI-BrOdcrlck democrats. were elected &c
Congress. In all but six counties the Anti
Rrodcrick ticket had 30 900 votes. the Whirs
$1,000, and the Frederick tickets 5000. In
the Legislature there are twenty-six Demo-
cratic. and SIX VIII" senators: and in the
Assembly forvfivc Democrats and thrty-fivc
Wings.
1t is doubted that the democrats will h.
able to unite upon candidate for the L. $.
Senate.
In San Francisco the Know Nothinrs car
rcd evervthIn. before them They elected
their candidate for Mayor. s. i. Webb. for
mcrly mayor of Salem, Mass. bv over 800
plurality. On a ticket of - names, the
Know Nothings selected 20 of the nominees
Of the Wing and Ant-Brodcrick Convcn-
tons, and were Know Nothing nominees
on lv. They elected every man. som. of
them by 1000 majority. The Know Moth
ing vote was 1900 out of about 5000 in the
whole city. The new Common Counril is
composed of twelve Wings and four Demo-
Gratis.
The news from the mines continues to be
Of very encouraging description, and the
interior papers talk as if the miners in the
different localities were avcra"in. gains. In
the southern mines the seasons are represented
as being the most favorable for river and bar
digging that had perhaps ever been known
there.
From sea the chief emf grants have been
Chinese. Every ten days or so somewhere
between 800 and 1000 of these people arrive
at San Francisco. The late camOr against
the race has almost died away in the city
In the interior, however, it is still OCCASION
ally heard pretty loudly The people of the
different counties are continually quarrclling
among themselves, and in different parts of
the State have recently had several pitched
battles. in which a number of conibatants
were slain.
More Indian mas>acrcs were reported a.
mong the overland immigrants for Oregon.
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To those who use liquor for Medicinal

! ft"NtS. IH!>NEti> VINO prc>rfh' a!C"n"i'' IL
qior> for medicinal purposes should give the prefer
cncc TO Wol,c> Schic,lam Schna,pS.
!. 1t Is manufactured ut Schicam. in Holland AN,
exclusively i'll the factory Of the proprietor. hv pr"
ce~>c> and materials elsewhere unemployed and I'M
known.
= 1t is proved. hv the repeated ANALYSIS If >cvcra
eminent chemists. I" be entirely free from the per
nci"u> tU>il oil which remains in every kind Of H.
I!"r distilled from grain and which is the cause Of
the nervous and vi>ccral arrangement. serious con
Gc>t"n. AMI morbid desire for ha!'itual and intern
lcra.e indulgence. which! such liquors invariably
tend Ia s,ipcriir!ucc.
.. II l. proved by the same uncrrinS tcat>, that
TIN. Juniper Tin i r"t favored with the coarse, ac-
rand inli~r,ihlc oil Of Juniper heretofore used!
hut with Tie specifically !gltcr volatile.
matte ald nr,!cinal Of the tw" essential "il Of tl,
Italian juniper berry, neglected by every other m:-
U'icurcr
:. II is chemically pr"vcito he absolutely pure
III ~ rcrtliica.ion-: quality obtained hv entire
~ new process, an'! which other Holland Gin III
the world lia~ acquired.
>. II l. Prove! hv extensive me iical experience
an! tc>tiin"Hv I" hr IN efficient well - agr,c
able remedy in may CASES OF incipl,iIt tr"i'>v
gravel. .:r"ut chronic rheumatism ilUlcncc. cole
connections in :lic kidneys and bladder, dyspepsia.
fever and acrc general debility, sluggish cirru,-
ton Of the Wood. deficient assimilation Of the food
and exhausted vital energy.
Is II i most grateful and rcnova'inC cordial.
ans! her used IL directed, never lnll;mc> the
tenn or induces inrrictv. but tends rather =" sub
'iur The latter irailtv. hv creating dislike I" al Ia
trriur liquors. \n! II invariably c"rrcrt> the I'll
effects 81 bad watrr.whcth"r in >wampy limestone
districts. In all Of these enumerated qualities ii
has rival III any market in the world. Fu; up in
quart and pint bottles. with the Ir"Irc:"r> name
On Tie bottle. cork and label. For sale Wholesale
Boston, NJ New York prices, hv
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FROM MONTPEI.IER.

The Legislature convened on Thursday
forenoon. g. W. GEANDEY was elected
Speaker by 81 majority, and JAS NJ. SLApE,
Clerk. BY a unanimous vote.
.C">vICTI"N OF Dr.. GEAmAM.-Thc trial
Of Dr. Graham, for the murder of Col. To-
ring. in New York, has been concluded. -
The jury, after an absence of twenty minutes
brought in verdict of man>lau. htcr in the
second degree. The penalty is Imprisonment
for term of not less than four or over seven
years. His counsel have obtained postpone
ment OF judgement for twenty days to give
them time TO file a bill of exceptions This
is a second Matthew Ward affair and will end
in similar manner.
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A GOOD FARM FOR
= a T. H.

FItliE subscriber offers his farm for sale II i. Ia,
cac' on the north side of tie main road lead
ing from St '"llnshurv I" Ea>! St John,hurv, and
about miles from The Dr,,ot. II contains :,lnu,
l3O acres :" choice land. suitably dvr,, for farm
ing purposes. 3"o it being Woo! and timber land
he soil is rich and productive. tie mouse and other
buildings ample Upon the place is an apple, also
& sugar orchard.
The farm is wei wa:crc,! and any one wantjn" a
pleasant place, where he make money too vii!
lind this Just the spot. Terms OF payment easy.
FREDERICK RlGBEE
~ Joh>burv, Oct. ~, 1904. S?Stf
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Singing Class.

MIR. $. A. ELLIS will commence a t'la,s !,
W Singing, on Monday. Oct. IL. at the >oufI
Church Ne>trv. beginning at y o'clock, Pm.
those persons Young or old, who wish to pur>u,
thorough course i'll musical study, are respectful,
invited to JON this C!a>. pains Mil be spare
with beginners. and advanced singers will have =,
opportunity Of practising "ec>, ch"r,,>c>. >orrri,
exercises; Atthe close OF the term will he given Il
public rehearsal of various kinds of music bv the
Class. Terms, Loo for ~ lessons, ravahlc in aa
vance. Book used, the lIallclu jail, which NAV be
had of the advertiser. SoSw1
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]Narria9rs.

In Ncwburv. sept. %" by Rev. Charles ". Cu~h-
ing. Mr. +. H. Pcckcr, Of 81. .I"lln>hurv. and MI->
Ann g.; Wallace Of \cwhurv.
In Danvillc, oct, 3d. by Elder 4. Sia~, Mr.. Abel
IIouchton. OF Danyillc. and Miss Eliza Ann Wilson
of Barnet
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At Hcme. To Farmers.
To Mechanics.

Vv>IiE Steam Mil C.Hnprrv offer for sale on i,
! v"rahe terms. tlr follow ing articles:
I Blind Making Machine:
| CrmpuG.
I Pl'w AMI iann"l Eai-irr Machine;
Small Upright .Ii.-ci So;
l Seat Boring Machine:
Large Boiling saw.
/. .FAIEEANk. Av",t
~. Johns! IVY. trt. =. ia. asst
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De TISTRl Y.

DIR. III. III. NEWTON. sc Ncwburv. VI,
DESPECIfl1Ll -ivc> n":icc 10 The citizens
6t 81 81. I"!i~hUrv aud vicinity that he viii
be at the st. .'oh>t,iry House the 10Th "f October
a will be happy I" wait upon al th>,. iIo are IN
want ,f hi professional services. Tie will al" IL.
nj Lyndon Corner Nov. Il. and Il, Dlnvilic Ny. %
and remain until Dec H.. l>ji.
Plated work done a hi office from -inrlc tooth
to full -rt that will CON. bare with any work ,.ulc
in Vermont. :.iis! uI reasonable. terms
Hr Newton wnuli ~lv H. hi> former ,r.ro.s and
friends that he holds himself Responsible for "I-
tr,.iun al HI unless he can have HE privilege q
examining their teeth ~ least once ortwicca wear
80 that he may remove any prc!i-po-:i.s cau-e> Of
decay. that exist.
Aug. "a. l>,i. ea;tf
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ST. John>burv, VT, Oct. I2. 1874. s:sv3

NoIICE. This may certify that have given
my son, Orrin .I'ic. the rc.,i:iin.ern Of his mi
noritv. ! shall therefore claim none I'll hi, carn-
ings. pay any ,ct Of hi contracting after this
date EBENEZIEIOZES
Newport Vt Ort11 ISL >u>voH
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st. John>bury daguerrean Gallery.
Cages Mezzotint Stetutypes.
SOMETHING NEW.

FVNll>E PICTURES are Different f",n any ever he
fore offered I" the public, and are considered
hv the best Judges The most desirable >'vl Of like
ness which the Daguerrean Ar: i cn,r. If pro
!ncinc. They havca! the rurd:lc>> ana apparent
>!itv ut perfect statue. c.lmri,rrd with Ill the
richness Of the most !rilliat Mczz"ti,t engraving
Pictures taken in This >tvlr have more .Lr,nrt.r
than il taken in thc usual wav IL every line an"ic
and wrinkle of The face j. rhi'rlci Nth the u,.,>l
uncrring certainty. and all the lcruliari,,'> of en-
PRECISION are retained in The greatest rcrfrc,iuu-
Light blue ewes taken hv this process retain their
expression. and have al the perfection nt life.
he ucih"! al taking the >t:ituiv;,> Was ,ii>cov-
cred ta!tcr making ::cat variety II experiments
by FIR. GAGE. "t 81 'oi!ii-ury, and l. known AMI
pricti~c,l tx him only. Specimens Of f'ic, pictures
are exhibition N his tiacrv Artists are c>,,c-
ciallv requested to call and examine them.
Pictures taken in all kinds of weather. and pcr-
feet satisfaction guaranteed ar ,,av Instruction
given in the Art. ANY person wishing 10 lcar, the
trade will find IN cxcccn, opportunity to i" 50 by
applying soon. >:l.f
ST. JoUN>IuEY sept 1S,f.
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PAINTS & DYE-STUFFS.


AseOVA
VvNit subscriber would inform the people If $.
= |"hn>hurv. that he has lately opened n Pro
vision Market on Vain Street 2d door north Of !;
". \ ;. Higgins. where he intends To keep con
SANITY on hand nearly every thing in the Provision
Inc t'ncai> cxcerted.) He will sell
Butter and Cheese
as cheap rs can he bought elsewhere
Potatoes, Apples for eating and culinary purposes
Garden Sa,Icc. E~gs, Cauhcrre> t,uincc-, On
ions. Squa>hcs, Beans. Crackers and Contcctiona-
rcs. Also
700 barrels Of good winter Apples. Of every
variety. which will he sold cheap for cash.
lie viii ais" soon have an assortment Of ". l.
'"o'i>; also Oysters 10 retail bv the gallon. quart
"rpint.
Farmers having Enter and Produce of any kind
Will here find ready market AT reasonable prices.
L. w. HARLOW
St.Johnshurv, VT, Oct. IL. 1874. s.sw;
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STATE OF VERMONT

COUNTY COURT JUNE ITEM I>,a
Presiding, the Hon. LIKE T. POLAND. Chief juaoc
OEEA Grossly Assistant
~ A. ". III EI'n GH>. Judges
Nathaniel Bruce, Plaintiff. ". Dexter i. lluntl,x
Defendant
\ i the above Term Nathaniel Bruce of New
ARK m >a!'! County. Plaintiff, had r,.,,;i,c H..
action 81 book account against Dexter H. IIul,l,.v.
"i hirkc. defendant. declaring in :; plea. tlI:t IT,
the Plaintiff the Defendant render the ,ur of one
thousand t"l!r>. which the Plaintiff SAYS j. ;utv
due from the Defendant. t. balance Book a,r,u,,,;
between them. &c.. a. by Plaintiffs Wri, and p.
car:tI"n on file. more fully appcar>
Whrrcup"n II appeared that the Defendant had
not h;i legal notice Of the pclcr.cv al this ,uit and
was ordered i'v the Court. that the Plaintiff c,u.
hl'n I" he notified thereof TX pul,:-h the narcri
al lrr'> Of his Declaration. and thi, order Tire.
weeks >iirrc->ivrlI i'll the Calcn,li:,i ucw-,,,rr
printed ~ ST J"lI,i>hurv. in said County Of rr
.!"h!a. the a>t publication - b. AZ least twenty
DAYS prey '" {" the ensuing term ot this Court ~
he h"rn ~ lanvllic. on the l., Inc>av 81 DE
rm-cr, 1854. t. whici, term all action stand, cor,
i'iIurd. e.. \. III EEANk Clerk
J.. 4. C.H""N Atty ,r rlain.ifT >.>w3
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Il III E & A l. e OMAN.
STATE OF EEENCNT

Essex District e.
NJ frnlate Court holden at ';uil,llal! within an
l2r So; district. on the 9Th day "fOc: AID 1854
NV HEEEAS. WIN. r. Nav administrator offh
4 w Estate "f Rufus IT, Woodbury.. L,t. Of Con
core IN sal! district deceased. proposes TO renic
az account ct his administration and to rre>cn
HIS account against said estate for examination
ana allowance: 1t is therefore ordered Nv >ai,
S"nr' ilt the same come under consideration. an,
ne heirl AZ IL" Probate Office in tiuiidla on the
o "i' oi Vct"ber. AID. 1854 and il is further or
err' that all persons interested I've notified hereof
~ f"',l'a:i"i OF q copy Of the record Of this or
ucr IN me Ca"':"'Iian. printed at St I"l,nslurv
,,'cc weeks successfully previous tn said time of
S ' 'ii;'' thry may appear and contest the al
''"a,rr ct sud account if they see cause.
10y III" "nrt.-tttc>t
oEAMEL CRAWFORD. Judge of Probate
a., '."c COP. 'l record, >"Sw;
STATE OF VERMONT.
a. Caledonia District s.
~ fr',l'" Court. holden at the Probate O,,;,c !,
i'ahvllir within and Tor said District. un the 9Th
'iiv Of October. a. H. 1874.
4 1NSTRl MENT. rurrnrtinr 70 no ,I,. ,,.,
!Niwiil and Testament of Ara,, Y,urr I.. -
>''''"h>h'lrv. IN said District deceased Lr;nc ,r
,ch'ch I" the Court here hy Ransom Youuc IN,
ENr'"'tr therein n:imcd.io Probate: II order.
ca by sad Court. that all person, concerned thcrir
''c Notified {" appear at session of sid t,ur,
L" DC holden at III" Probate Office in said pa,,vill
on me III day Of November A. D. 1874. and >hrw
cause IT any they may ayrarail,>t the Probate If
>aih WIZ; Tor which purpose, it is further ordered
mat copy OF TIE record Of this order Ice rul,,,
ed three weeks >uccc>Sivclv in The C,c,lm,n
printed ut 1t. J"ln>burv, previous to said time
appointed f., hearing.
CHARLES 5. DANA, Judge ofrrobatc
frnc copy Of Record Sosw3
Attest. q. 4. BURBANK. Register
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rAME into the enclosure of Ike subscriber abou,
~ the 2l>t Sept. tw" wear DDS rc. hci,cr> |
red steer and gray c""rci steer. The owner is
requested 10 prove proI crty. pay charges and take
them away. SINON SIENE\S
:; .Iolln>burv. Oct. ), 1>5l. e.7w3*
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FROM ElENOS NYRES.

The Minister of Finance. on the I'd of An
gust, abolished the system of permits for the
embarkatiOn or di>cmt ark alton of luggage.
On the 2ith of June, Patrick Nolan was
murdered and robbed of >i2.jo in the ii.tric,
of I.o!,o>. On the 3l>t of the same month
Michac! McManu> was murdered in the same
district. In consequence of these murders,
a dcputatlon from the foreign commuaitv wal
ted upon the Government to urge the neccs-
sity of in>tituting police for the protection
OF foreigners settled III the rural districts of
the State. The British Vice Consul offered
a reward OF S2o,o"o for tn, mur,.crcrS, the
deceased being British subjects.
\ dreadful accident crcurrcl near Bucnos
Ayrcs on the 18th of august As Mrs. Kidd
was returning to her farm. accompanied by
part of her family. and Mr.. Goodman. in
charge of son Of his own in delicate health
the cart in which they were conveyed was I'M
fortunately upset an descending a precipice.
aad the invalid youth was killed on the spot.
Ills father Mr.. Goodman was severely and
dangerously bruised.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Octohcr 8
Al market 300" hcctcattlc, 1900 stores, 1000 sheen
and lambs. 800 swine
fE'cts. Beet Cattle--Extra. Ss,; 1st quality s:
81 quality =: 81 do 6is!: ord. So
Sab.
Swne-ia4i'; retail. 4!a,c; Fat Hogs. 81
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET Oct. II.
AZ market sI's cattle, about 300 bccycS, and o.?
stores, consisting of working oxen! and
calves l, 9 and 8 wears old.
fHrts-Markct-Ext beef ssh; l>t quality S;
2'H,'alty 'a.! 3dquality 6a6; ordinary 3a5,.
lliic>-S5!a6.
Tallow-S>aSi.
FcltS-S42a!
Calf Skin>-l1c per ID.
Veal Cavc>-Si, 5a7.
St"res-Working Oxen-no sales
lows and calvcs-S24, 25, -, 80, 42a'j,
learling>-S? loaII.
Two years Old-S IL, II, 20a2s
Three Years oll-S2i. -. y. 30, -. 3:a4S.
Sheep and lamb>-7,,1 at market i'rice>-Extra
81 ., Gallo; by lot Sli, L., 2. q, q -, 3a4.
Swne-Fa, hogs 5a5!c.
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NEW GOODS
AT THE
NEW STOR

VHiiE subscribers have iu>t received a lIr..r IT.
Z >"rtm"nt "f new Goods which they Will 81
bow for Gtsa. |"H'"s H.A Bvn.y-, E,mn. g.,i r. 1
Ia" "'-I >"!s. omi"yyn,c,a cr,hi
CONSISTING. in part. of The iol!owi..:. articles:
MI wool lhibct> black. hlrc. brown. green AMI
crimson. ,!" do. plai,.cd: all wood be
l.alnc> r'aidcd, blue. brown. green. pink
and crimson: L,"m->t. cih~ a. al
c",',r>.
"iored an,! wool DcI.,~ in i'i:,i.l> black Silks
black S;lhS l'ilr'i and striped: Drr~~ SILK: I;".
'Ioti> Tor ci'rik>A calc> with Trimmings - match.
Millinery Goods:
Ladies muslin \ canl.ric Im,.r-,rcv,.> x IIlki,:
X Lace Collars lai..> Cans;
Muslin AMI rHirric E'!.iii.> and Insertions: ,Iin
:,'h C" d Straw i"imc,>, i'ounc, E.hlo:.>; prc>-
Trimmings, &c. &c.
CARPETINCS.
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NOTICE. POSITIVE All persons who

NVIINE. IVoIIIN T. III Pcr>OI!S WHO
Y indebted. ci;hcr hv note or book accom-.
I" shc subscribers. are hereby rc.iuc>;c,. make
immediate pavC.cNt. and Ill nc"lcctnr to "a ~ :. III
find our demands in the hands t.. LAWYER for col
lection, after the Goth 81 October
ABBOT X STEVENS.
Barnet, Sept 50. 1874. s..w3
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Rcadv.Madc Clothing.

"h" can th'hk OF soi'- tuiv cl;,,,i! cold win
Ter. when they can buy {, >,lit of ,h.b... ,1,,,
AT Weeks new Clothing Rooms Com ON, ,,..,i
were bought cheap IN! We will sell cheap. Pr:-,
call AMI examine prices and quality before rurcl,>
inr elsewhere
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CARPET!NCS:
Pf"tI V"!T"I!HE>.
Boots, Shoes and Gather:

We employ constantly from i H. cx;,cr;c,r.cl
""rhiiir! I" manufacture hm,t> and >lI... +, mas
IRE; also Keep on hand down cn,,,.irv made Em,.>
~ h,il '''ifcr> 81 every description. Gents anl
I.a'licS klil ,l,cr,
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w. /. Goods.

fnll assortment always n,, hand cl,,,..r finn
al any "ti"r store: al" on haIid Fork iurICpl
FISH, Mackcrcl, Lake Trout ami salmon.
Hafi~Mr, Cimkoy, Hoom Pu,,..
Hers riancr {" !.uv cheap and for those a
pour I" commence l~" keeping .ni> Is Ike place To-
get m"h y-"$ iurHh. ,n>i
RH. \ GOOD assortment "f Nictoriucs and
'"li,; al" ulll" Robes. Eufi:l,o Oycrcoa.,. Sc.
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ca In Lewiston, Me, on SATURDAY, Ma
thanicl JcIIison. a painter, was killed bv a
stone from a blast. said to have been made a
quarter of mile distant.
eT Mr.. Lccomptc. Frank T:crcc's bcaut
fully impartial chief Justice for Kansas. who
is to decide upon the legality of slavery in
that territory, has taken ont slaves with him,
Will he not be a fitting person to decide
whether slaves may lawfully bc held in the
new territory Or not
ANTHONY BCENS.-Thc Boston friends
OF the fugitive, Burns, whose case has become
so noted III our annals, have been informed
that he Is now dangerously sick of typhoid
fever in the Jail at Richmond, where he has
been imprisoned since his return to VIRGINIA.
e." The decision of TIE American Board
Of Commissioners in relation to slavery and
the Chocktaw mission, is made the prctcxt
for renewed threats OF d!sunion 10y some of
the Southern papers.
e4" IN cstimable Young man, named
Frank Adams, left Syracuse somc few weeks
since tor New York, having in his possession
>''2oo. His baggage was found at Il hotel
IN N0urt!andt street. but he has not since
been heard from. and it is feared he has met
with foul play.
e." Two burglars were discovered in tbc
house OF DIR. Williams, in Cleveland, Ohio.
on SATURDAY night: The DR.. jumped from
his bed and gave chase through the streets.
lie succeeded in capturing one of them, but
the other got oil with valuable watch and
Sl2O in money.
ES The first Provincial Council of the
Roman Catholic church in New York, was
formally closed on Sunday Bishop McClos-
key OF Albany. preached sermon on the in
falibilitv of the church.
"a Another abortivc attempt has been
made III Chicago to arrest fugitive slave
y warrant was issued, and a military comma
ny notified to be in readiness in ease their
services should be required, but the bird had
flown.
u Rev. John H. Hanson, author of the
recent works cOntendin. that Rev. Eleazcr
" ll'amS Is the lost Dauphin CT France, died
in New York, the 10th.
so The steamer Princess, of New Or
leans, was destroyed by fire. near Natchcz
az" several persons including two ladies' per-
'>heu IN the flames. Their names have not
vet been aSccrtained
q The Richmond Enquirer denounces as
"n1'|f'"h'St> =" all who say that the Douglas
han>as Nebraska bill does not lccislatc sIa-
very into those territories"
"a The same Grand Jury which indicted
the Mayor OF New York, has found bills of
indictment against llls persons for selling
liquor without license.
e9 One thousand families in the States
OF pennsylvania and Ohio, intend an carly
emigration 10 the Kansas territory.
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The Place to Buy Clothing!
GRE AT
Bargains

DETIEN their thanks to the rcnple Of St Johns
q u bury and vicinity for the liberal ,.tr,u,,,c
which they have received the past season. and now
off. rlpr x,.,.il,,@ S,,..L -
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-10

Coyarrs7. The time or Congress has re-
Gently been chiefly occupied on the Nebraska
Bm. IN Senate the Bin passed frally On
Saturday morning 20 to ~. VIZ. Bell and
Mr. Houston are the only southern Senators
who opposed IT,
Strange as il may Seen there are Northern
men who will vote 10 repeal lhc Missouri
Compromise. The father, oflhr Republic
could they bot present hemscl,cs-wonIi re-
bukc with stern Indignation the men Who thus
tramplc IN the principles Of frcodom, who
lhus lecr,l1,c ur Slavery Extension rather
than universal Liberiy-and whoihusdccrldo
humanity by legIslaiing for capital a.her than
labor.
It is vet in doubt what will be the action Of
the House on this Bill. The country is ey.
cryUhere waking up to the importance Of this
measure. The people c,cy~heT' regard it
as an outrage.
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