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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

MoHuB CVSmsuy.--'lhe syracuse SlaH-
R,rd says thai tho trial vi tyler for the
mard, = of bis VIE VAS attehd,i M hundreds
Of fenales from tho openlng ,lll the elose
and ene day whon ID was aaticipated thai
somsthlng ol an in,ltlieate nature would be
introduced, lhe crowd ol lemales vas greater
than y,eg. Many have attended eyeTy mo.
ment .inee tho lgll e0n,msncvd Nambera
Of magsicd ladles carried thelf dlaneTs, hke
school giIs, aud retained their seats al ROon,
Anl sane cyea eqalIod lholE servants ~
bfgs lkcm Nagm dlnnrn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
CAMPAIGN AGAINST the INDIANS

The Expedition against the Indians Of the
Plains which is understood TO he in prepara-
ton for the ensuing season, attracts much
attention. According to the st. Louis Re-
publican. il will be commanded by General
Harney, of the L. s. Army, leader whose
experience and ability admirably adapt him
for such an enterprise. With such a head,
the expedition must be thorough and sue
cesslul one, provided the War Department
makes the requisite preparations. It's, how
ever. q serious and difficult affair. OF this all
must feel satisfied who know the habits Of
these Bedouins of the West. All or nearly
all their warriors are excellent horsemen. and
mounted upon their fcrt-icUted steeds, pur-
suit seems almost useless. Amy force sent
against them must be well provided with light
cavalry to be effective. Some Of the vaga-
bond tribes of the plains have been gradually
growing more and more insolcnt towards the
whites. and committing depredations when
ever occasion offered The safety Of our emf,
grant bands requires their prompt chastiSe-
mcnt. and unless that be done thoroughly
the cmigrant trail must be abandoned TO the
savagcs who nicSt it. Now that our hard!
pioneers are founding villages and cities. and
erecting farms aud mills all through Kansas
and Nebraska, this protection is absolutely
Necessary to ensure the permanency of oul
settlements. The savage plnnderers who
have so long deprecated upon the trading
aud emigrant caravans, must, and we have nC
doubt will, be taught wholesome lesson.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
FRENCH TRUssE

HERNIA or Rupture successfully tea,
AA comfort insured, by use Of the
French Trusses, imported by the sub r,
made to order expressly for his sales.
AL suffering with Rupture will ts sra
learn that the occasion now olIa!s 10 ~
Truss combining extreme lishtness, ~
durability and correc, construction, IL IL
cunbrous and uncomfortable articls Il ~
An extensive assortment always Oh h.l
ted 10 every variety of Rupture in 81
children, and tor sale at range OF p =
ell. Cost OF Single TTusecs, -, s.,
SS Double, 81, 's5, SO, Ss AMI 'Sl1.
Persons at a distance can have T.d
any address by rcmi,ting tho amount,
measure around the hips, and stating 81,
For sale Wholesale s: Retail by the In
CALEB Ii. NEE
Cor. Twelfth & Race streets, PHI
Depot for DR.. Eanning,s Improve
Body Drsce; Chest Enpanders an
Braces; Patent Shoulder Braces; )
Dandsses; Spinal Props and Supports.
Rooms, with competent lady attendsn;
Phils., March 81, lS55.-p3m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
BALTIMORE CARD.
sssS "a E-Hro

FSINE Factory filled and Ground Alua
4 constantly on hand and for sale.
CARR. GIESE + CO
Flour, Grain aud Lum'sr
Conmission Mefchs
Spears Wharf. BALIiN
Also. Cement and Calcined Plaster. 4
of the Y. A. and Rrsendaie Co.
Baltimore March 81; lS36--lm
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

AoRg tuAS fos % fVp iiocs.w The
Rome n. NJ seniiuel says there afs a.
pIes.al Ia the poet olice a. thai place tNeniY'
,ns bags Il doeumenls, hooks, Ae., seat BY
mai, loF iion. Caleb iyons. N, g., hoia
l.swls aRl JclisI,0n plsllle1 Those doee
msals esms llom Mashiug,on. u T. haeA
hag slll wsish uol e. nlm 30 peanda--'
askias It's shsls as.shi gFef ioes
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

e3' Governor Pollock has issued anOfcial
order that hereafter all applications for par
don must be preceded by at least five days
notice to the District Attorney of the local-
ty concerned, aud ten days notice in news
paper.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

R1,rasy 90 foEIVAE v-Mr Atwood, tbs
plaini!fi IN tbs case 10 Engaud. 20 celebrated
2a ,ears ago, againsl splali aud whlsh Fe.
sulisl ia making hlm the Hclplspl of ahoai
hall a uill.0n tisTling, lueafy teo ahd \
Lall mllllons o. dollaIsl u uos haakFali.
AL ril Not pay mere than sl1lllag Ia tho
poaad
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

FD- The Sunbury Brass Band will give a
Concert in the Court House, on Monday
evening next. Pay them visit. Doors
open at o'clock .f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

A s>A1s RRgAsiSa Mass klss.--. iian'
gsr ~ ftay,ag u,iA hspiiiss.-sA aasst assss'
Dnding Transaction ooeafgsd ~ MA.ii.sa,
lad 0a TUESDAY last, ~ rsaiisa'aa nAs,s.,
Mcilouall llo sas aau,lsihs = bssasis'
collxeliea ~ syefy d.ssapllon uI Eepsil,, on
sAAibltieR lhsgs, ile leol,hy ai,t 49, Va
haadls snsks, shsa aid ,''.As sssss ~ 'a.''
III. 6..ls. .al. with hls 0Rllfe silsuGh ~
..i.I III Ire.klae thfee ol M Aepeeatis
Is,.,...Ns h.s frat NHeA ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
To Officers, Sold
SEAMEN, &c, OF ALL w.
Widows and Miaos CL
S. ". KNIGHT, attorney tor
Ca'mcHfS,
Nyashin

5. VI. kNiGHT Attorney .Jof
C.a'mCHfS,
WaSLin
CONTINUES - give proa,pt aud per
the Prosecution II Cams ui every tss,I
usnvral Guvelnmeut, aud particularly 4
Treasury Department, Pension and Bow
Patent and Osnrfal Land Cllcc, rui u
Al eApsi .euee oi years, and FAMILIAR
Il obtaining the easl.eSl and meet "a
claims, with the ,sculllcs iog ,he G!si
justify him Ia assuring his CutfosHond7i
toe puhlie Fencraly, tlni uiIsi eats ini
ng wan ~ he neglected,
pESsi0S, BluNr1 LANn, PArENraNg =
Rehas neatly ready f'f gtatu'lln'
his business Crtrvsp'uiruis laui ia'a
sueh.N a neat i,sldphlsl eniisii1is 81
,ssm. Pgnsi Ih, Bauuty L.Nh, f-iehl.
law. dJNu y thr esid ~ me iaie 4
The
Rounty-Land Act Of Sd
i gul,t Which ali VA, nave bsfcta'fr
I0J ac.ss afu uIw entitled tr ae''I
vI.ui, 49, ldu acres - al udrs1s
Uhr. 70. Jlnpiuhs. su..hrfs NafH
tui u,.nul, lli. I.tt. ti tEu Amy I
/ V,ianirefs, ald Miinia--and eli ohns
[ 3, Ssaaisn, Mss,i'ss, t,rsA', And 4A,'
nt hvfrl Asse % sifri iar VA
I .hin furrrh AIis ,uuics 80 ti'iFl
I a. at ia a. 'ts ~ ldiNs ani uh' '.f
] lrf-rus e. n q, niri drt f-s'l
ih. nim h.ri cnais ~ "t"f",s
mre fsI aHa e H. isis tHHn o tf
i .I.0fr.I t.. tHs "a i.ts "a rFrlf r.fHa
a.. 9IH c.,pi - ,.0clsi s tasi h'''i@
I ns. anl rtsri So snsr rHIt Fl a. ''
I 49, 0, a.aspr lir'i 'f o.. e..i
pffs ~ wIsI'Hr in afaN iltN
rI .kttF tlls NHirg m etHte
. rl,.l-siisiHs ti ihfu s1ii'4s q
uatI4a rt.lra ri iHf be- itt"f
/ Ccni, 81 A. |s'Hsr Nn'1if
iNnUCPNENts 10 '"''N'
D a u.s..t.islfs Wal ffsnas
a,.,.aesnrin Hi ihis Asrnaf
l .'l|..s I.,..aaI 80 - Nasa
t.tis .si..s,a y iAsfA,Hsss go .
- .afEa asraiI = HlNf -
u.fh'i. 90 sal.si issts D
-. .t.fH. talliff sfftif at
..iIs IN ArIf 90 tsftaf t'sfii
I t....i a. -. aai.f nfHfri fftI
. - 49, 81 F.s'sitt'l 'f-e r.
ttsi.s .ts 49, si.s-ssi
.nl 3 a. taHf
49, kinksli rssh rffs lf,s -
Vs4lsI,.ii s.llt ~ la.sl's 49,
Asists
49,. iass
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

srosfma IsrnIIanfH A sporting $50
n, uasn in Ats f0rk oiit0 "a bat . lssfs
aa,oaal dsrinF the coa.ns summsg lac VII
dr.ss ho,a lhs AsioS ilo,.ss o. ualoa nqaass,
M iiski vagea df.va by I4,s lie eaisa'
laiss thai ~ eaa sgeoallhk us h'h sNh
40 Asslfsl rsts y lslAsit
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

eS We are requested to state that the
Summer term Of the Sunbury Academy will
commence on the 10th of April.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

suiCiDs rhsmas Aekeaa lllsslsl "
lAssl,g eoAaly, asas hla,as Y ~ AL a Laa'
eaalsg, aa iassaay, aAsle ~ haA hsen lngag'
osIAted lef dgaphsaaesf lle was AZ s,lnsa
I'D maa. " lssPssiihls hals lai k.lbs, q
a !, hofl ieaf hss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

fss~ BANK Bill VETOED THE Governor
has vetoed the bill incorporating the Bank of
Pottstown.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Farmers and Mechanic.

TISllE members Of the NorthumSerl,d d rour
i Agricultural Society, will meet a, he Co
House in Sunbury, on
Monday, the I'd day Of 1prii, nert,
at o'clock, p. NJ, to elect officers and mana.
for said society for the ensuing year. let all
tend who feel an interest in raising grain or
ing bread.
S. JOHN, Pre-
w. !. Greenough, See.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
Gbe Markets.
Philadelphia Market.
March 2s

March rs.
GRAIN.-Wbeat is still scarce. sak.
prime red Wheat az 22ec, and of SoufIs,,'
and Pennsylvania white within the rsnno -
2S5(d 23oc. Rye is in demand AT Il 70 ~.
bushel. Corn is steady; sales of Souttr,n
yellow at g2(9 % cts, adoat, and at ylc r,,',
store. Sales ofOats at 55aj6c - u
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31
FROM sEBAsToP0L,

A d,spateh from sobast1pol, dated March
SIN reached Paris on the 1th, stating that
40 600 Russians wege ibrpatenlngihe English
force Al Baaklaya Geasral Bosquei wa,
spdsayorinz 20 get hls corps ~ The rear o.
the enemy witL the view OF eallas Ihsia oh
from reinforce Menis and beeonlug ~ 'afn
Ihs atlaeklnH party -.
Tho pealLeF sas very variable bAl " 'H'
latest dates MAS Toe. 4.
A eonyo, Of20O Wagons has succeeded 10
enisI.ug Sabnsiopd IA.
Tic hgng continued en both Sdss wan
..ors ~ legs fieadness
Dariag iAe pigti " ihc 2lsi alt, lhe h1s
si.as lhres up 40 AIMED redoubi oa lhs
aAhk Of tbs forliaeaiiess VI sshaAiopol, 500
og ILs nighi VI ths 2iik u gts siiasked aud
storaed By The fFeaeb, Tbs aeeosAs o
iAs :, sai afe directly e0nifaieloi3'
A dlpsieL hou Aensehlkoa tAys VA
a. Fseaeh ssFs npulsed 9th les. o. e.'
80 .hlle ihe Fgnch seeoanis elaim 'h'
s,eiss, .aL 100 a llis.I asa kilsd' -
ILf Ffeaeh hksAlse d,tiTaea tV.,' " lh'
Rs....a seiks Hroaad Chs AalaAsu 'ees'
IA ~ past sal gfsai loss a..
Tts ds'ss iieia kspsi 90 tfs 70 ihs w.
dI,lntV rhfg nsiLif sfs hsa go"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

A gpeek Of disagreement has arisen be-
tween Napoleon and England. Napoleon
declared that the two armies should not act
together II Mr. Roebuck's committee pro-
ceeded with It's inquiry. Lord Clarendon
went by express 10 Boulogne and made mat
ters straight. IN the meantime the commit
tee Is proceeding. but IL is thought that
Parliament 'yiil be dissolved to obViate the
difficulty.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

Tns npE-W Igk CASAL.--lhe alsqne
hanna rldv-WtsF Canal ls now 10 ne ,wl
tdv of successful operation, the water having
hssn lvi iato ia ia days silfe aea nv
hirly e0mmegeed oa a. Tho NNsNsa1N
.s,aT slaies that ou lnrl,lHy 'As, WY w.
49, M ,hgm a.,ned Gr Baltimore, aud
othsIa loT lnielmsalA poiiR'
srte,ns a tur E,uEaS ftsHtsfiAnf-
A eon,ic, la tha 4 /. lcra 'pulieaiiiiy \, IA "s'l
I.hn nss,nltldrr uas tsHhd pa ~ '" .
.,,sn h,tsnsl 10 A heoh ovsf ihs d'el lA
"a 'aits dfai. lhr pgiasnif sas ,'s',n'
to ihlos ysars eni ~ moHihs lei
.nd ksi sarssd eat shost oue 80.
s.s.het Al l.ath ~ selaaiasF hsasifs sss
ist 2 ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-03-31

TuE NEw HAMPSHIRE ELECIIoS,-FuN
returns elect MrteaF, American, GoyeFuor
by majority OF ahoat 1000 votes over AZ
others, and A,sO0 ever ths administration
candidate, Baker. The American candidate'
Cor Congress arr all elected by majogiile'
ranging nom a000 10 3,a0o. To The loN,l
house 0l the Legislature, oaly 30 adminislra
tiuh democrats are elvCted cat Of a total {,
s06. The ScnatoFs eleeted are all oppos.
ton, except QUE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-26

primarily democratic In ils conceptions, yet
- harmless in it, subsequent growth and
dcvclopcmcnts; ~ lenicnt to the seller, yet
convenient and accommodating . tho pur-
chaser; that the whole moral world will BE-
thunder struck, aud look on with perfect
wonder aud amazemrnt.
This new Liquor Law which i 70 be-
framed and put in operation by tho Liquor
men Of Maine, viii Pot Scion and lycursus,
and an other distinguished lAwriycrs, Of
both auricn, and modern times, FAR back I'M
20 the shade.
As the natural snn warns thc natural
world and riyes heat O, an around, so this
incoming Iuminary will ,-rrm mp lie yoia-
ri.s anil make them lai and vigorous. plcas.
ant and smiling.
Whether this elori1g, temperance mill,n-
ium-ihi. golden, moral En-wiIl last one
year, ora thousand, remains 20 he socn.
Probably The rormcr-rrr tho great enema
ton of thr combined wisdom Of tl' a.'.i
fusion win have such au efficiency, that th'
last druukarl will either be reformed or
sri % ii' GRAZ, before even one short year
rolls away
q" Gl,su- l-'.'-rat G.Is' with u.1l .rrr0s,
ArI .r 80. I.H.t. Oh iHrEs 'lr sylvan f-rlr,
~ .r.r'.. rHyr.f,. rH sH..rT core,
So uti l..| hsfr. H1 srNir rHu.-u there.
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number aT. "..'....F .. '.. 'I'n'.n' '.''
Oh" Maine Law ought ' .. an."nA''i.H'.t
rT"l.rI, that aI l'N' legal 'rIN'-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-26

The following article vas prepared by Mr..
FORBES for his department, but dil notr,aeh
Us until the outside had gone to press
The late Storm.
Tho details Of the disasters produced by
this storm have already been published T.,
some extent. II viii b. seen by an cami.
nation Of thcso details, that the centre Of
the storm was IN the valley, and about tho
head waters Of the Rennobce and Sandy
Rivers. We were in The town Of Phillip AZ
the time Of is occurrence. Il began torlin
on Friday evening, the 10Th inst, between
four aud five O'Clock L. NJ, with a Thick
mist, which gradually changed into we'll
defined rain drops About 6 o'elock th'r.
ly commenced 20 pour down. and p, r5a.
tinucl through that night, the next day..
and until sometime IN the next night On
Saturday morning ID, earth wi. completely
dclugrd wish water AllthclJw hnl,vsr.
flooded every stream and riyulrt wa. nm
and OVERLOOKING IL. ban * and che y0lum,ol
water continued % iurrn.r through iheI4y
and VIZ az is height at about 3 O'Clock p.
w. Such destruction Of roads, rlly4rs 4rI
bridges W. never lsfor' saw. Apparently
nothing wa. len which water c1sII wash
out Travel through me valley, vs im.
possible and nearly 80 over thr hi'ls, they
w,r, 50 badly washed. Ttwrs only with
extreme difficulty that one could sr, car
ri1s' In any direction bordering on tieauly
river valley We have ,,rn s1uathin. or
hoods To- our LAY, bat We never aw a c5un-
try 90 badly cut mp with vatrr a. 60 was ia
that region ly ihi. storm. The damage o.
public and private property i. immense
Fields u corn cut mp anil shocked wen
swept away acres ofT9nt1-, were washed
on, and carried or. anil amy quantity .r
pumpkins natel down stream. Blm.vrr
submerged anil great quan'itIr, NJ hv f.-
s'rryrl. Many interval farms were greatly
damaged, ami s1mn nearly ruined lv lrr-
washed away or hunel .r nal. N.sr.
sheep ami cattle were drowned mlrG.
hardly any species orTurrty r1prl
or las damage
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& brOttoro Tlrmocrot
PARIS. MAINE OCTOBER %, ISIS.
rrusmp uEf rEIu,Y vUESiNu ur
". A. PIDGIN & Co.
raugEfETuEs.
JouN J.rURRN. Editor.

Trrus. on ...trHHI .r, rr1I' ffur'h l'
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.s a., H-Hurt.. t,r Of. lrs Hf iHr rri 81 tHr ,rHr
T.u.... |fs con-. r.. 's a. ra isr ,'.N 'r'r
s.sH..H .rIH-1f b.. .rHrf.
NuurrisFurvr, ..s.r-l Hrrr1.rHH' 2. frrr''
.fr..-. ..f.rr.i I...r rrHHr.H'.r nr a.' rnn'
ue,.. OH. BH.arf I.r.... ..I iUr r.'rI.Is..,Hi.
--rsYn.rf Doe a| .Hr..I..rrru's Is H..a 90 l'
rr..r. rhH .a.r .ff.. .Isf rHFrrf.Hr.
~~. 81. VTTTTNuIlt 4 CO., no N'1''
F.. H...H. poo - N..rr H., 800 40 ''.
.rr ..'t Hr.H.f.fr. .-.~'. 'r rI.r.I''- fu.f'if
H-.. ..t..'.H- H|...|.s.. ".-fs.
.- J........ ...... .H..rH #rUrr.. fH eth.
u,I.4 r.H.r.Hr, Porte. VI.
T.,r.I.rf...t rE..I.Hr .heB'I 'r |r,ytr'
.. |nrI OXFORD. Nh.
Rock aud job Printing
rEuvTTIN AND NEATLY INIDiIih
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-26

danrcrou. to the rorpetui,y oftbc Union as
On. pcrfdious repeal Of thi,old time honorod
compact. After an parts Of the confcdera-
ca had .olemnly ogr.ci @, The compact, ait1r
they had ratified Il, AMI most r'lisiou'ly
livcl up % &c Cor irTip.four years and az
,rr the south had recei,cl thefull consider
alton assigned her 10 Che contract, 60 then
turn round like O. black hearted villain, anl.
with the aiIor Northern traitors, rp"''1ir
thc whole thing and .wiulle che North out
rf an ua consideration assigned her Ia
ths c1mrr1mis; why, 10 destroyed all r5r.
eJr,, In the integrity, or fair dealing ct
ono rurtiuu OF thc Union with the other.
LrtaGv mure such aet. as thc repeal Of
che Missouri Comrr1mis' BE- usrfli'us'y
carried ont, and ,hey r,H result in rTrai7r
"a. ya4. Franklin pir-r h1' already
r.in- instrumental in doing moro which iu
.hr end viii rr,luc, ihe dissolution OF Che
Union than 900 Oh, toria, and traitors that
r.,. ever lived 'eGr.hin. The Nchrskal'
talk about 90, djsum1u noiim.ns ct VIM.
How'd Grrri.rn, Wendell Phillip. and Thco-
Done Parker. lut when compared with
franklin Pierce. I.I.rnn payisanlsuphgn
l-.f Douglas. ths lw.r rank as much
I.srrr than ths latter. "a. Heaven :, above
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-26

TnE NATIONAL MAGAzINT, for November
is received This number contains, besides
it, usual variety Of choice miscellany, the
following illustrated articles Bishop Ames,
The Garden Of Sir Thomas Moore, Floral
Festival at the crystal palace, Sydenham,
Bunyan's River Of Life and Meadow OF
Lilies, The Sabbath, A Winter Piece, The
Bas Tribe, Captivity and its Menentoe''
and Chapter on Bells. New York, Carl
ton & Phillips, 200 Mulberry Street
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-26

Mura f.u, u.r,s.s OPINION. Tire
soi,ltaHr E.rr Ja.s Downing ha. write
ten another ....T a Or. President, through
tho columns aI ,as National Ia.lu-.uer.
This iu.u,a..s ~.,r.s viaL. OPP az ial-
lows
. 81 Sc thir- IS tlietu.r- ur 40 around
You. auJ vitl tln troubles .o M.4ico. aud
Denmark. AMI Kansas. aul %. melting
down AMI a.zin- zap 1i about h.te-n rr,,t.-
cal parties au a,.r the sJautry and running
thom into about thirty Har HF4@. You
must have your hands iail, and vii. uead
an your friends To- stick hy y1u' AMI
assure you I am not tle man % doser. ar
administration 30 long a. hold an Gle.
under il"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-26
Weekly Summary Of News


tn, -,, y,ri.,, l.,l r..,r..r r,--,,l.,,h,
r.,rirl. which .r,rry IN. r...r.,... r p
n S.r,u ,rp,h r,,,,.r.l,r .,,...,.-..
sine, r,s.ir, much l,n-., p. Nr hons.
Amt'r .11 wa ..arshir. rr tHr llk Zoo
ina chamber. when Do, escaped .gs in.t.I
from lamp lr carried. o. va, thrown
across tho room. Due received n8 injury.
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Tm C,ururvn Euuioy. The Know
Nothing, have triumphci in this Gr oG Pa
cifr State. and bratcn tie sham democracy
nearly % death.
Wcr.Dicc At almos; any agency that will
break down aul defeat the miserable pro-
slavery party in that State, calling itself
democratic, aud supporting ,hc present core
rupt national Administration. Thi,yict0ry
will defeat that sgryilc doughiacc, ex-senator
Gvyu, and give hlm leave 20 stay at home.
We know not who may be- III. successor, bat
We have no fear. that any man can De- found
who will De such snclking tool Of the slave
power o., be las been during his whole term
in the Senate.
This election makes California sure agains,
Pierce or any man who may be pot up as
his successor for the Presidency in 1886, by
the slave olisarchy. The Nebraskals have
always rcckoned with great certainty upon
California, but the recent election blows up
an their calculations, and ranges tbs, noble
State along side the other free States, which
are now certain to triumph in the next
Presidential election.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-26
FranSlla Pierce md his Naturalization


FRANKLIN Pierce and his Administration
la FAVOR Oh uSa'''a.
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Kansas ErurroN ~ the. Pro-shyDry
election iu Kansas on the 2linst., ola Dele
gate TO Congress. Whiteaell received 1904
votes, and Ecclcr 3d.
ON the g,h the election Of the Free State
men occurred. IN - counties Reclcr las
1885 votes. Their, are - counties 10 hear
from, which will swell hi- vote TO 5000.
The correspondent Of the 81. Louis Demo-
cmt says
The free sellers are getting documents
wher,wi,h to con,,s, Siringfllow's seat in
Congr,s,. They profess to be able to prove
that there were only four legal pro-slayery
vote. in Franklin, while Whitofcld received
sixty-onc iherc.--that out of above 2OO
votes east for whitcGcId at wyando,t, only
30 were lc.ll,-that out Of go east at Otl-
woamic, not over 80 were lccal,-that at
Bap,is, Mission, which gave WhitcGell over
100 votes, there wcr, but II legal voters and
only 10 Of them cast ballots, aud In fine,
that not a thousand legal votes were thrown
for whiteGeld throughout the whole country.
Delegates to the Constitutional Conycn-
ton had been chosen. They will form a
State Constitution Tor Kansas and will ap-
ply for admission into the Union.
NJ. Rseder will be the bearer of the Con-
stituton and Petition TO Washington,