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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16

FloHr BETWEEN LIsr IsD FArLrr. c.,
Lace Of Oregon, and Mr Farley Of Main,
came to blows On the first Of last week n,
question under discussi,n was the ssp,.
Bill, in aid Of Magnetic Telegraph 10 II.
Pacific coast. Mr. Lane was oppo,eI 10 IL.
Bill, aud eonlended that il should be ps.,,l
oyct IS uuconnec,ed witt Territorial b,,,
ness. Mr. Farley was in favor NJ rho nm
aud called Mr.. l. 10 onlcr Sore w,,l,
passed, when Mr.. +. reminded Mr. l. d,,
he had a right to call him q order and r,,
he had been repeatedly interrupted by,h,l,,
ter. Mr.. l.. then exclaimed "you ar, ,
liar" Mr.. +. Instantly r,loried +" VOC -.
I'D liar" The parties ilen me, Ana
struck each other several times. Tsri,.
confusion ensueJ. Tho wu'hml conbl,sr,
'Werc however soon parted, and order va, r..
stored.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16

"KSow.Sourrmxos. Much has been
said in the newspapers a, various times about
a ,ecre, order with the above tile, which
started in Philadelphia and has extended to
Cincinnati and other cities. One who pro-
frsses to he member Of !, gives in ,he New
York Tribune the following rs lis creed:
l. Opposition to al forms Of tyranny over
the mind or body Of man. 2 Neither nature
nor the Constitution Of our country recogn'
res the righi Of man to properly in man. ).
Principles ard Character, and not biuh.plncc.
are the true standards Of qualification ior eli.
izen,hp. 1. No more slave States should
he admitted into the Union, and there should
he neither slavery nor involuntary seviIude'
except 6r the punishment OF crime, in any
territory Of the United States. 5. The Pa
pal power being political desPo'i'm under
the garb Of religion, its supporters should
not be permitted to hold Office IN free conn'
Try. o. The people being the legitimate
source Of political power, all offices, na'lon'
al as we'll as State, 80 far as practicable
should be filed BY direct vote Of the cleo
tors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16

For ora Nryr G1yrryos The Oyrrl
Drnoru,.a sterling democratic paper displays
ls 10, leader head. Also, ?. Noav,ll, q,
the "Rcpubllr1n Nomination" i,r Governor
" ,nhi1ct to the decision OF a State Conysa.
ton"
VI. Morrill, will beyond doubt. be he
nominee n the Republican STAT, Co7vsaitr-
IN be- held 10 August, on tho 22i inst, nnl L
80 be- will, II he lives, he the ns,l Governor
NJ Maine. We make this prediction C,' Mo
consideration Of the fused IlanLer Democrats
md Wig, Of lhi. Snlc; and nv their leave
will .uh.oin advice n David Crockett 70 me
Com he hrl freed "you may - well 'cone
down. fr rh., faithful Cd friend oi mine
always wins by HE rJori II not by .'l'oI.'
The SEXUAL value Of Irregular" Hon.us.
lion or Governor, by either Of ,he Oh ra'iu.
cal organizations. i' about on 4 par With that
or a share in tho stock of the great Moon
Shine Railroad Company"
[Jefauonian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16
The Testimony of the North.

Oac of be Circumstances which give char
a-,cr lni significance 10th reelection of VIZ.
Srsarfa,a member Of the United States
SSnalr Is rts-,hl, IN ,hcvholr course OF the
animated d'ha'r which preceded h., election
by he Ncs York legislature, HE an'l.s'ny.
cry opinions were no, made a ground Ut obisc.
ton. Mrr Of al varieties Of political
opinion toc, part IN the dehi,c.-SIl,cr.
Grcy-whics the most jealous n Nj Sew
ards cncmiu, arl democrats, Hard and Son,
vet no man lrcacl hi, month @, hin, lhl, on
accoun, Of uy'hlnr TIA, he had done or said
in regard D. slavery. OF on account, OF shy
views Do aas supposed 10 cnicri1i1 ON that
subject. ac could no, irgly represent ihc puN.
n- opinion of ilr STATE, Nomlu rise 90 -lll
him on aholtJ1is'. II that name, once o.
word 1t oFFrutun,. could have bad any effect
either Oh M, mrmhcr, Of the Legislature - on
The PEOPLE who Ucrr expected 60 rod the d..
bates, d, would have been uttered arli1 and
again. So ar as the slavery question s con.
crrned J., wa, lacil'y admitted lha, he had
done hi, duty and fairly Represented 6.s can.
ui,ucn,s." Post
hnrr Stang that Mr. Seward n New
YORK, VI. Duke. o. Wisconsin. Nr wi.
son II N1S-hus,cu,. Mr.. Wells Of New
lIamfsb.rr, lrd Mr Harlan Of Iowa, lad rr.
criyrd their election, or srroIn'mrn,io r their
determined 7pos.toa TO the Nebraska h.ll,
and their oh,lrrr, 10 he demand, Of liberty
the New York Pos, closes as follows
"Huhcr,o rot single political movement
ha, tr,n made in the Northern States since
the passage ofthc Nebraska &C, which dnrs
no, ,lnonish 10, authors 'nd friends Of the
fate ih1i av'ils them There is not a single
sirnol the times from which they can infer
ihat,hcrr sa0y hope of escaping d. Every
Successive c,cl.o1 shows that the rcpcal of
tho M.,1ur Compromise gave lasting oIrn.a
TO the pcurt Of the North. There va, no
mIn concerned in b who has no,iosi thereon.
fIcrcc forever. These election, which wc
cb-o0.,'r lrm day to day are so many rol.,i.
cal cxc,orrs. cors.rrirg them enc a0cr %.
o,hr, 20 political death"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16
fJeGsrsonian

IIuSErE FuSoy. The Parri. and Pierce
papers and the sirairh, out vhig papers 10
this State. SIRE now IN the same "trucklo
bed, 4" ~ they we're las, winter They bolh
End fault MI She prs'cu, State admin'lrl-
ton, from the same motives. which II plain
" spoken, would he summed up ia lhess
words, " We ave hc cute, and rant 70 ls ne
ms" They were resolved before band to
dIsprovc every act Of TIN. administration
consequently :hrir opinions Of it WI be re-
ceiyed by the people or jus, wha, they are
worth
The fact, however, that these two clh''e'
of plpers. and the politicians Nhcn thew reP-
resent, chime together in all political masters.
is clear. The fusion " between ,he Hunk
ersufb the old, bu, now deunc,. political
organizations, is compleie,-ii could not be
more 50. [JsiTsrsonian.
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Gbr (Nrfor0 0rmort.
lAR.s. Ye.IIIIuAEYiO , 1876.
r-alt,urp rvuy rr'pAy vyrSiNo ~
NOAH PRINCE,
THOMAS II. BROWN. Editor.

Trrms.---Ors 81 '.,ra rI tuy cents stuofy o.
,uyts,r. ore l.,1r Hrd sr,r1'E Give r,urs viIh-
.r ,Ix r.rfFs. two fr.rrs 1i 'hr er' IL ihe wear
rrvrr.h El, cents vru d. added zoe every wear
suhIrh rr.urHf be- jrn1rL
NnyrrrrsrvryT. irsrr'rN 1rs1sr7ah', frrrs
.H- rrrr...f.r rai bsirg accountable 1r ans error
rr..-. Dr. Hn.rHf charged t.r tHr Advertisement.
-S 80. rrTTTNGIIi Z Co.. No Nr's
lf.. Tfr. rr| 10 Nrrsrr o., Nr Vol, pre-
.r. Hr.t ..r.rIre. H-frfs e.. rTHcuul, sHHsguH
ONO. ...1H...r- a F.rI.s.uI.fs.
-- rHtr.rf I.rH I riFrrr.srrrH's BE- bella t1 20
r.- f..r. OBI. .afr Hf rHe fret .rsstt.HH.
r-r tHn#r..rr Glove sh#H'I directed t0 "lHr
O,eH ugHHe1', TaHs, Ne"
Book aud Job Printing
PROMPTLY NNp NEATLY rNUCtTTn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16

a. 81 .. % %
T. i.. H-T- >r-'' rgf H'a's ~ RP
We, no T1. .-,'' 'g.rL' u. 'l.
,o..N .' '' '-.- '' ..'-'
TF7, ,hs Cont, Ra.'lur. BOO ,al
County totally unsuitable Or ih. purposes
.', N.'h ''.' a- g-''' BEN geld '''l..-'
' ,--, ga r....rf.-.. ,-, r..-,.l ID,
par, oflhs town or Pans. ircorrn.an, Of ar
cess, ari aside from Che usual current o
'7. --' c'T'T' Oh. '''..'.' IN 'a.o '.''''
- fr,.-. l..,. 40. ~ ,,, 90,
z-r.rf,. Crur,r. Nth ihr rrr.-a, ,r.,.
u.r .l w.l a....--s. r'rsr.ai., boz '.r wg,
'.'' .''''9 o., '... '..''' u.'' '' t'..
.. l..-'-..t.g
Therefore. vor- rrt.r.-s would respect
1Hr ari slwo..'v rnv, f.tr.ar honorable
.'.' N"... ''''', ''.' '..l buildings Pee r'
,.-I..-.,.t. g.. --l :, -.
Railroad. -,fs. voter. a, sr.d County NAV.
hy F'.a.uy, lefsruae As.a tay bound
n..0..r gray.
Thr shove s1 copy OF Or, petition 0h.,a
als been 80, ru circulation AMONG 'he Tr'
Pc Of ibis Cor-,r, Go 'hc removal OF ,h,
County Budding,
rNur..a,.r 90 'a.s OF any other re,r
'n8, ae admit '.l' Do. people are Tie soG'r,
ai power and ave 'ae r-atlo petition lur
arg DIGEST thev may deem just, cNpeiieu' OF
necessary. Il therefore u is cNoctient ar,
necessary 'ha' 'hs county Buildings shout,
h1 removed, and 'ae people ct oN'ord 'ouH
~ .1'' '' o'.''m'n'a' ""'I De cons 1'i,'
a.s'ss?'e'.aI perhaps i'' Us TO oppose 'aeh
m'7.a's' and go ~ o.' opinion against ''a
o' 'ae ma''. Ind % il''"'r' IL 's d 'e''.s.
determination Oh Toe Pan OF the P's.' "
accomplish '''' purpose i''m economical %
Huea' 90 other eoo''a 'a''on'' Do NAV De use
.s,'.''f Is ." present ''' reasons even '''
different conclusion or Tor a 'u'Pe'''"" o
proceedings D'' We 20 no, ',''e'' '.' P-'
pie e''' '.' Jus measure. "''' ,'' '.'..''
'as' "'' SANCTION '.'' d ''..''''.-' "'''
'ae '.''' ace properly p'ss,n''' ''' '".'' con
s.-en'.'0. We DO no, believe 'h,l' on ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16

CoEoSTR's NrEBicr IN the case N III.
killing n Smill AND Amss On the Kennel,
n. r., the CoronsT's Jury brought In a r,,.
Dict that they came to their death nv rra,oa Of
the negligence Of the Rail Roid Co., Or ID,
employees. One Raj RosiCo. has lh,rslg,.
been found guilty n the loss Of ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16

Col n. T. Butler Of Lowell hn. b-cu Dc.
Missed from his command. BY The Go1o--r,
Of Massachusetts, brcause he would M, .,
band q foreign corr1nv, according 10 ,he or.
der ofiho M,ior General oil , division.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16

Mtcroiy. The vote in the Nichsia Sen.
ate on a prohihilory liquor bill vas 2j nr H..
aud . arains, the measure. 4 resolution rs.
srec,'ng military companies composed Of ror.
eignsrs was voted down in ihs assembly. 10
to- ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16

Cmc,Go. Feb :. The Sur-sn- Cont
n Wisconsin have acquitted Ms,.r, Booth
and Rycrrah, previously convicted n $50.
INC In violating he fugitive slave lew, or he
grounds Of ilIrrllly II the Indictment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16

CosNoPoLIrAS ArT AID LIrCRAEY As.
sociADoS By a late circular We learn that
the distribution Of Saluary and Paintings has
been postponed to the eslh Inst. Suhscrip-
lions will therefore be in season for this dIs.
tribu,on as late az the Goth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16

TnE MiTE Law ~ -MIcHroAS. The
"Republcan" Governor Of Michigan, signed
the prohibiiOry Liquor Law on toe lot inst.
It passed by nsjori,ies in both branches Of the
Legislature, and goes into eaee, in 90 days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16

BrcErrLn lysUr,Scc Go. m. Comp.
nv held ID, annual meeting ior election m ol
fcep IN Monday last. and chose lhe follow.
iag
J. W Browne. E-q. President
H. n Hutchinson, Secretary and Treas.
urcr.
DiDoiors u. W. Browne. Samuel J-r.
fins, Leonard Russell, John SkilFas,, J,,-
Toner.
We learn that large nnmbsr NJ policies
lave been is,uri. and me r's, arr oonsiiu
a vcry SAFE. The comf1nU hl', - vel, -'s
With no losses. We would again eaIl ihr o.
ieaiion NJ Formers 10 this company. 1' r'r-
ING better irIgcemcn'. to ihem Than those az.
;her or
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16

co.. Siep'oc and commlnd are occu1y.,r
quarters IN r,nlral part Of Sst Like Chs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16

J cannot find access 20 them without sellous IN
. CONFERENCE.-THE II hey must soon be re-
moved 10 some other locality, then, reason,
, Justice. Necessity and convenience would all
combire in the argument for removal. Bot
. lis this sol l.e, us refer to facts.
Let. The unfinsss 81 The Bui!dincs.-
f.These Bnildines ccnsi,, Of a Court House,
, County IIou,e, Jail and Jail House. The
Court House Wsstcraircd and enlarged hut
few years 500. The whole body If the
. Cour, nom was rcmalclci, new seats pro'i'
ded and many convcniencies added. A new
room was cited OPP for the Lhrary and tho
whole pu, in very convenient and respectable
condition. There is in this House large
Court room, we'll finished, three Jury rooms
ard Library noon. The House may need
some Sigh, repairs row aul then, bu, with
these It will accommodate the people Of this
County 6nv years to come. as well as It has
Tor thirty years past. Instead Of being unf,
Cor use it answer, all the purposes TOT which
It was made aud is really quite convenient
sid commodiou'.
The County House ia comparatively new
building, constructed ofbrick with a roof Of
slate. It contain, eight rooms. Thcy are
amr'o IN size. well fucd ior the purposes Tor
which they vcr, madc. end four af them are
6-r proof This House accommodates al
he Couaiv Offices and is as convenient. safe
srI durable bu.ri.r, o, any Of It's Mind in
this State. neither inf, cor use on 81.
sal,,,l
ThsJsl If, ror.,,r,,,lorrr-,i,- hcon.
lain, I'm, call, grltyor,,o,, founded
r,,, ,o., II, e.,,r,s,, ,,,,, ar, ,. firm
,rl-, I.l,'v ,,.,,,l m. ,s,, NJ time mr. q
lr,r.,l ,s7,, d, r,D, ,ss,yio,t An, Sp,,.
tn, ,,,r ,r,y need .on, .'.,,, ,,rsi,.. 81,
NAV ,,rs- c7,,. Tho v,,l v,, ,s,ril, bn,
r., y.,-. --,. Tai II.s,.f.,b,,'l.
inc Of wood ana hs, n barn connected with
m, VA, F, moi, the b-,,r,r ,h, uo,,,
SON, of ihe wral,h.,,, mon loo the Cagn,y
h7,, resided init. wien i, u,,n, hotter than
rf.r,w and PRONOUNCED i, mo-, unfit fer the
purpose for which IL vas made. Therefore
nc from b-ir, uaf, ar u,, and dNapil,,cl
these sa.'l,u,, are generally in COOL repair,
ard furnish GOOD accommodation, for d.. reo.
Pc and their SCENTS. Tbc,, ar,, show CON.
rru,,s'v th7, ihrr, /, mo- reason In ihc arru.
msr,rhl,th,,c Rr,iInr, mu,, bs dsr'lrrl
bv rev one, hon, or elsewhere IN order 20
convene IN, ral'i,
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v-s ALLEGED ,h1, they would b, satisfied 90
'r, the BuHir-, remain where they row are
.l,hf, boon v1s granted
nfsirnc Rail Road hr, been constructed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16
rtAlyE tEGIsLATURR
TurnspAY. FEB :.

rr~uT'rl hiil W --tNi - tN' N''' W 49, ITO
:, e,,erl rarthcy sii fcr the construction Of
m, Hrr.sb.c anj Pr7uhsco, Railroad, allow.
moi, 10 loan is c-cl., in NE sum of $500, IS.
COO. Assigned far Thursday next.
The Resolve IN favor Of Maine We,l,yan
Seminary vas taken Up a, II O'Clock, and
AMENDED by giving he .c'c-;laa o. The lard,
that may be grlniei, 20 the Governor and
Courel, irslral oi ,sc Trustees, and Pro-
yd,uy that Il The land sell ior more than
twelve ihossanl dollars, ihe excess shall Be
pa!i iu,o the STATE Treasury. a lsuglhy
DISCUSSION took Plaee on he subject, rar,.c.-
ralcJ 10 Nv Ncssrs Cushing, DovneS, Tor
,cy, Dc0ly, IIichborn snJ Pelsc. A1er the
amendment. were ADOPTED, The Resolve was
laid on he table.
lIov,r. The Sfesks, being asssn', John
y. lin Of Bangor, va, DECLARED Speaker
rrr7em, BY an order.
The rspor, Of thr committee on Railroads
and Bridges giving leave o. withdraw on Ic-
Wilson's Or .hs pgs,l4sl a-l Oa.a,J Ce.ra'
Rail1l', came irrn %, senate, was 5ecri,-
"a, ard a0sr rSF'.r.na-. by VI Chase OF
CALAIS. ID, Na, l.J oa iac ga'e.
Esc % rfvrt-G-,.',- rrro.ad.- aeon
mission DO rgauoa 90 tr l.lra-y
Pha5r, gr,HEi al rrri-C. Z.
King 500 sl,, ia favor OF wa,rruI's a.,
lsrc; S,lvuus Poo, aal a',. .rr 'rr removal
st Cosr,y building, Of O,o1 Rs.arl
Taylor ard as 81 removal Of county lr''-
'rcs in O,iorl county; Moses Il. Nsu
arl is. rrs4a,.
Tzs.r, F-5.o.
Sr,Arg Resolve ior DE establishment o'
r1rmal schools came u7 i1 order.
Me-. Rgc-'s' moved ,aat ,H1 resolve D. Pee
fgrrci 90 Doe Com. o1 Ej.cauu7.
\ discussion sr,uci, To- which Nrsu
HooJy. Willis, Ur,sbo0. and Tn.-y lsr.
tieIp4t,l, when ibs question vas arr7, -.l
he motion lost. Tic o., vss ih-a hI o
ale table
Mr.. ll.,hborr, acrasaS'yla undertaking.
s.v..r ,,. ,t..,...,r,., 3D., f,,,- az ,f,.r. NJ.
r-v, S-n,rsrv ana on b., ,-,r87 We.
,s.i,vr.,,...-....,r,g r.-. .,. f,-.r.-- ---.
Alteration.
NJ. R,oly -1''sl uB on, Resolve IN a,gr
oitge constitution offlr Gr.re.c1l and A..
rf-grauI Scivcy 9Th. Sa.r. srI Wrr-rs
CAV next Administered srt, luher cg-vl.
s-,,,5n
NJ. P,a,e. from Nh. Com o, N-r.-grrn,g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16

NoNNArIoss uY TuE GovrESoR. For
Adjwarf Gensral-Col James r. Baichel-
der, Of Read6cd.
For Judc, Of Prcydis-Kennebec Coun.
iy-lIenry X. Baker, Esq, Of liallowell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16

NoRwAr LYcruM Hon. Horace Greeley
delivered the 9Th lecture Of the course on
Wednesday Evening. His subject was ed
uca,ion." We will give an abstract ncli
week.
The next lecture. 90 Wednesday Evening,
will be delivered BY Sylsanus Cobb, Jr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16

We are indebted TO Hon. Samuel Msy'h
for valuable public documents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16

TIE WEATHER. 4 storm OF snow and
rain commenced this. Thursday, morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16

SrSArg. Mr. Adams presented petitions
'of Wm. Freeman and .si Others Of Cherry
6eli aRd OF Joseph C7aion and lOj others
q Colambia for survey Of the shore route for
TIE Europsln and Nuuh Amsrian rzilro'd.
Nc. DgHnell presented The petition Of Pe.sg
wadswlr,h add % others, for the removal Of
the county buididgs Of the County Of Oxford
-rslsrrsa 70 the joini delegation Of sStord
County
Mr. Pelso presented the petition Of Alvin
DAVIS and So s;hsr, that certain towns in
Cumberland and Oxford bs erected into a ns's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16

Nr. Peasc presented abe rsui.o1o Of Arson
Jordan that our school system may be mode
Gel and Improved. Read ard referred 90 ,ac
COMMITTEES 90 Ellcauor.
Passed d b. 1sraa.}-Bl' authorizing
tie erection Of wharf 900 tide water, ths g,-
" Of Aocu8,s, additional Incorporating tbc
~, Of Bath
Hovsr. GA mo,-ur Of VI Com.us Of I'd
d,ng,oa, the Committee on Elucaioa vas De
roc,ed % consider tho expectancy OF r,quru0-
tae nu.nbcr Of scholars o. be returned ,hs fr,,
day Of April, i1sisld ur MAY.
Peuuos Of Lyl,a Cushml1, thai csria.a
hnds aad bl,.J.nss may be- rs-'or.i 20 ter,
was presented Or MrRlwson ol WaIt1horo'.
Me-sr. Riws5n, C1shiar o. Fuasfou, Game
81 PortlasJ. Stone OF heua,Juns port, and
Nlyo Of Oroao.
"a motion q W Smith or Mrnvamk-rs,
the Secrr,1ry 81 STATE va. requested 90 ilr,
nrsh, fg' the halls Oft House, The maps Of
Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-16

CararIs -sr, Secretary.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-01
Proposals for building Light-hou ON sSeven-
foot Knoll. mouth OF Patapsco river, Md.


TREASURY DerAsrxsNr,
Olarc IAghlhuuSe Board,
Washington, d. c., March n, 1855
PROPOSALS viii be received until 3Oh Ami ION
day the bids wiz be opened for furnishing the dterisl
wrought and cason) and building lighthouse
foundations, Seven foot knn the mouth Paap
Md, by the 3Jth ofDecember
Detailed drawings OF plan
this Office, tho. 81 Wnder's bailding)
should any bid We accepted, contract win be
No payment will he made until the whole completed
before received be by the
appointed sIpernend the workad having power
reject all materials and workmanship accordance
Of the contract
The right reserved reject and all bids
deemed advantageous to the public interest.
All bids should sealed addressed
dorsed "Prapnsas for Seyen-foot Knoll Lighthouse"
EDMD. l.. r. HARDCASTLE,
Engineer Secretary,
Mar 2s--codm
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'H THE WEST AND s0UFH.-KALTIm0EisA sE
OuIo RAILROAD.


G&M Up sfx3r~~Nk>e~fak--1
I"Pro'a arrangements for aveIortaAt changes Of sehsd
uLs.
HE completion Ohio railroad between wheel
ing and Coumhus, uniting, does short and direct
line the Baltimore Ohio railroad with all OF West
day, November 81 1884, the viii b. follows:
FOR THROUGH PA5sENGERs.
Two azl trains daily will IN each direction. First; the mail
Tan leaving Camden station instead OF o'clock
heretooc Except Sunday and arriving Wheeling 40
IN. Second. the
heretofore, running through Wheeling about
hours reaching there 10 %, Ths will Wash
lngnn Junction, sykesvc Monoeacy, HarpeI's Ferry
burg Sir Johns Rum Cumberland Piedmont Rowssbug New
wood and and meals. Beth make
regular zion with Central Ohio for
ton sanausky Toledo Detroit Indianapolis Chicago ST. Louis
Sc leaving Baltimore mail train will Gin
cnna or dinner while the they
there u the night being kept but night the
either train.
Passengers Northwest intermediate
points,
land and Pburg railroad all times when the Ohio nayigabe
for between Wheeling and Weye by leaving Baltimore
in the mail train at 2, a IN.
train 30 reaching Baltimore 50 the mail
ar IL IS p. reaching Baltimore att, p
Through tickets, Wheeling Cincinnati Madison
LOUISVILLE 81 Louis and other river Cities viii be sold at all times
when the OF water will admit.
tickets and Washngton all the
and West sold the ticket Offices
Of the company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
train will
all the stopping places the road Returning this train
Wheeling II AS midnshl Cumberland 10 Is, and
Baltimore al p III.
Frederick train,
date places, will daily sunday arriving
Frederick ~. Returning viii Frederick o.
I arriving Baltimore at l2 30,
Tie Encons Mills will daily, Except
sundass,) as follows: ...... +.
Leave Camden Station 6, a. m, and 3, .. IN.
Leave Eies''s Mills at 7 80, a. m. and 30, p.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-01
NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS
By The President
JoHs WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land OH

Under The Congress approved Sd March, 1883 entitled An
extend presumption rights to settlers therein
toned the laws extended The above
alternate odd numbered sections within miles
side OF the te road where the and
made the allotment
the OF dollars aud m before the day xed
for the public sale and by Che 2i March 1854 emit
tied An net for tue relief OF settlers on lands reserved FOR railroad
who settled and improved The aboyenamed
iGe Of ahdrapaI will be entitled
empons ordinary minimum price the public lands,
and paid for before The day liked for the public sale Therefore
every person entitled the Of peempion
odd numbered above mentioned, within miles
OF the road under the OF 81 March, 1885, above
referred settlements made the 4ih of February 1883
(e date Of alotnsn under the OF 9Th March, lo4
settlements made the of the original withdrawal
the lands from likewise eHtled pe.np
9th March, 1854,
Of the nls limits directed 18Th
day of March required TO establish
ton the and receiver Of the land oea and make
therefor The price xed by law practicable
seeing and the appointed for the pub
sale market OF lands embracing the
claimed otherwise such claim win be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
Feb 9-lawl3w Int and star