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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-10

WAsHIxoToN, Feb. ca treaty with Mexico,
substantially the same as the one negotiated with
Russia, recognizing the principle that free ships
make free goods, has been sent to the Senate for
ratification.
The statement that Dudley Main is to resign The
Ass,stsnt Secretaryship of State, to receive the
,nnointment rs Minister to France, or Secretary
orTecation at Rome. is utterly untrue.
CT Ioris, Feb. G.-The weather to-day is very
mild aud thawng rapidly. The gorge above the
city gave way this afternoon, and is now moving,
There Is every prospect at present OF speedy re-
SUMPTION of navigation. The markets are per
fectlv stsgnant
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lt,asa ne Csrsl's.i ie tdf~ = ~ ~
WHOLESALE NTEgRtirIsG-
BROKEN UP-Ca.EAT C0STRl cTl0N OF TIE
CURRENCY ARREST OF COUNTEHfEITE4S N
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WILLIAM STEWART.
ELECTION NDriCE.

ExTRAs PRINCIPE CICARS.-lj,oo0 Of tie
IL uooTe IeceiTed by Express III day bv
ieo9-N VESSEL ( THOMPSON.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A FRESH SUPPLY NOW RECEIVED OF
FANNY FERNS GREAT WORK.
RUTH HALL.
RT F4TyY FERN

Notices OF the Press.
" II any doubts have existed in the minds Of Fanny
Ferns readers her being soIlaa OF genius, lSuh
Hall will dispe them. No viii fail to read The book
through who reads the first chapter.l5s5 IoSk CoErr
IL Is such story could produce who had not
genius OF q high order. = IL requires no gilt q
prophecy to predict that it will produce sensation. IL
WofH distinct with genius il deals in absiraetons
pat win me lslng realities Of the present tne and OF
ihls our own land. Phi 1c4tG american.
Here IS remarkable book book 10 create pro
found sensation We hsvsreaL it hrough-the volume C.
400 pages in six Consecutive hours - The story
Is told win extraordinary power and interest There
passages Ia Ruth Hall equal tragic description 10
thing in the works OF Dickens IL IS hook that viii make
Rsoobing among mothers aud widows and eau 9 general
signing the sins Of ths rich ad The suf-rugs Of lie
po0r."-l,ig York Nlrrcr.
Never did tale abound 10 many beautiful images
and so ski!fully drawn pictures Of the heart.
Destined to DO of the most popular works issued
from the American press P5iladelgtic 4ercsrg.
1t will be read with avidity and extend the authors
msrited pepuIartT."-tsU I0rk .}0uSHGiof Commerce.
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ELECTION NOTICE..
conformity with order Of the Worshipul County
I uri made al is January term 1850 viii open ard
hold election at he precincts Davidson
ty, Saurdtv the 81 dav OF March next 10 ascertain
the wishes Of the people Of he regard to evyIng
a OF % cents each poll, and ~ the hund
red dollars worth Of ropertY, for Common School pnr
poses in conform with the act passed bv the Lei a.
lure Of fen es>e5, February 25, 1854, CHI H. sec ..
Those in fyvcr of eyyHg tie tax viii have their tick
AGAINST THE SCHOOL" Z. B. BIGLEY
ts55-id Sheriff ct Davidson County
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
4 BEAUTII I'll LOT, adjoining the residence Of Eu-
IA gene Underwood Esq, fronting SO feet on Broad
street. and running back J. es Also, very desirable
Lot opposite the above, fronting 80 feet Broad street.
and running back Il ieet.
;s The above property is exempt from taxation for
Also very handsome Lot NO ~ in Or. Boyd McNa-
~ Plan about nile west Of the Capitol Containing )
acres and 80 poles Apply to
fe55 wv J. L. i K. ~. BROWN, Az Cherry st
nERFLREkE Fine Extracts for the Handker-
copheTOus aud Lyons haharo"a large lot and for sa!e
low by d=b5) DEMOYILIE BELL.
COAES.-H Honey, Omnibus, Poncine. Brown Windsor
> AmanGiDe, Transparent Wash Balls, Military and
T.Js DEMOyILLE BELL.
DRUS&I ES.-A large lot OF tine Hair Brushes and
ID Badger Shaving BraSLes For sale by
iebs DEM0yILLE BELL
DAINTs, Ac.-White Lead Lnseed Oil, Spirits Tur-
I pentine Alcohol ard Oil Window Glass and Putty
For sale by Csbs) DEM0VILLE BELL.
{, URGICAL aud DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,
- Medical Sldlie bags, &c For sale by
OEIOYiBLE Il BELL
Hay.sSaLg tiLt Aetft Druggists,
Z, M ('itgFTv Tenn
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DIARIES FOR 1855.

DAh-AALo ES4h Ao-J
- A the various STYLES and editions, iOr sale tv
ans ". 4. BERRY 4 Co
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REMOVAL

MORGAN Il co. have removed from heir form r
WI place Of business 20 thar N7y Bu ding No, 50 ku3
&c Square, lIlnl9-4n
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= hN4NI-fatlIfN NVNa8'Fs
- HiRIS of every varsity. fine and medium qualities
- unjsTshirts aud Drawers, silk and Wooden. al kinda
do do Cotton. Plsin and Net
Half Hose. Six. Wool aud Cotton variety
Gloves, hid. liz, Back. Beaver aui Cashmere
SILK and satin Cravais and Scarfs-hoe.
SilS and i.aen AzndkeFChie's--henmed Tor use;
kOtes Suspenders. Umbrellas, Canes, Carpet Bsg5 p
Receives. and for sale BY MfERS n MCGlLL
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rrII.nrNr InTs Enp SAFE

> AmaudDe Transparent Wash Balls, Military and
BARRIERS shaving Soap. For salG by
iebS DEM0HILLE d BELL.
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FRENCH RAPPEE, SCOTCH s, MACKA.
BY SEUFFS.
TUST received and for sale this superior artice to anv
81 the city. fOr sale Wholesale and retail the Little
Indian, Cherry Street. J. MOORE.
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sS0O-EiiHT YEARS CREDIT, WITH
OUT INTEREST.

BAFE House and Lot Vine street, just beyond
4 Dem9morane, renting for $3.50 per month, which
vi" EEL for $500 cash. and $40 to be paid the first day OF
every msnth ItT years. IA RsLLOWE
saIGZ 6en1 4. ent. Nall DeaderCkst.
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nREDGE STt CK WANTED will give vaiu
BILE real estate in exchange for from 20 100 shares
of stock in the Wire Suspension Bridge
feblC-lx r. W. BROWN Az Cherry ST.
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DROP a Y BU glIAEAfi AND DR. G Al MAYFIELD
Will give a Course OF Instruction in all the branches
taught at the Nashville Medical College commencing on
the first Monday in Ap and continuing during the sum
msr months
~ Fee $40, in advance. [eblO-lmdtw&w
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DRUS&I tS.-A large lot OF tine Hair Brushes and
ID Badger Shaving Brashe' For sale by
fthN NENNNII.l.E Z REII
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-29
Father Cumming, and Che Portland
Prot

o. u..n H.omra.mnn. F, .'HrI
P. ..I'.. ... ...-. SOP. apparent a.
90. ,r
r-..u De-. .t-If.Ira.r... .t..nv.,r
OH Mayor u.I.n. DO uu.f..nH' mls.t
.n... .n '... N'. I'." l......
t...... r. ...
r canadian. ....n..n.I. anI Of. mrrr.
I.Tu.I Uuff mm.I ..f 600 frH'. t..
W. DIV u.. ...'.. ,... ...
q. ~. n. NJ I.r-
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rms ......I. tn'iHrHI.
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rI N..H "'.."i m'F.. Il" appreciation.
I.EIsu..wru. E.Ir Cummings .".
'..n .rg.lrn -r.at a'-." With ..rhua.
Bore ram satellite. ani t..r Hrg "r-m.,
"n' when a..n.n- ' Ir'-.H..'E a."..T'-
... 'HI ..'n'...". N.'i Dove N.! "..'s'
.'... '.' ...F ... '."'l- ..'n r"! 9"
coo. ."' 'TI"I7h'. ..'."' scripture worn
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Oh. '."l 200" N.' '.'.' .'l "' pot. %
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prosecution against Nh. Dow whats,crr,y
BE- his character or standing, "writ- h,r,
self down ana a,- and icitbcr u I.r.
skin. " or &c shoop skins " onhilr lisln.
ear. from thc public gzs.
Tho last paragraph, quoted above.
riiirulou. attempt O, cast tlc uf. u-
upon Nr. Dow. n ito don't moan Chat, F..
g., Zoo the connection ia which &c su.I
without meaning If Nr pow BAL arr,
when TO tho presence Of alderman Br,
elongated his face. looked siemu. aeln.
thc can't of an Old, wgll trained hyr..r.
discarded Uncommon ciyilitrsorliIr.aur
ci thr objectionable ,iu Ola .it'I."pIaar
Try % m conversation, and in tmIor r'l.-.
like common people, had pa cuv'hn, NM
iu "wsagr ly was AMI save, WHY. .f.r
much that BE- b. ail and .iu 100 might Ir..
lawn ur-ulIvl ur prevented" Ths al.
att.mr, at quoting scripture % m1.r M.
already nGr1trl passion. of ihs r.r,r
anil political enemies oi VIZ. How, 1ui brine
upon Dim olium anil unjust rrru-f.r..
only morally wrong. lut t,I .rrrm..r
liru'au. 90 Pee treated even seriously
Father Cummings must think I.raHr.
decidedly grown ta O, mrp,-. .'at rv a,a
d. Influenced hy such har-arrl Lsmm-
even BE- they eo out unl n.H. ".f.
ri.ty of tIr lru. ami Sat urNaim
lC Father Cummings ui.Hu 90 condemn
Mr. Dow. auI Justify thr moH..uu. .r-t
uCthr Portland Eia.-. ..lu CO.'S. o. I.
DO uflisUuu medicine, auI "Trnmfm.
ta'l alauI siuul, hy letting l...
'r 500. anI h.smy. nrv." huf u.t again
iHu'. On. ta..'I.su.urI'.rY.r.Ig..
Ins rir,auiu o. Wy tat .ulH h..
oG"
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Qtmotrat
rAUIs. NAME, JUNEs1, Is55.
um.m uiH IuuW MORNING ur
w. A. pIDGIN & Co,
IEurrIIUuEe
IouN J.rrWRN, Editor.

T,uu.. --.N. '.I'rrs.I 600, ...f. Hu.'', iN
,uy,stf. ur. |.HuHHI .r,rr.t .H1r r..'. With.
.4..s H.HfH.. fvr J...r. OH. ... .I iHr l,I
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H uH..h rTtm.uI b.. f..1,N
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TH. Ur..rt.... HHI I.r.. BU.HrHrH'. OIL. .H' DrHf
I....|I H. r..Hf charged i.I OBJ. .'E,rfI.HITi.
- VI UIrTINDiil s. &C.. I0 NH.
sI. N.f.-. aHI 30 N...H H.s N.. p, u.
.rH GODS H..HHIrf' ...... .fr I..u.., f..~tuT
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"rau...f ... 100 't.I......ris b. h.. q. 'r
I.. f..H t.. .Hf. OF I.. ...' ....iI....
r-.r ya#.rHr.. .f.... -r.r.. .ur,r.I iH eth,
us..I u.H...Hf rU., Me-
Hoax md Job ruuiirE
TuuNTIN NNu NEATLY INIrl TIu
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murdered" brother, and form another
pro.r zion, with color, az half mast, "--
and instead Of advising other folks to put
a." black ribbon upon their bonnel.," wear
SOME tiom-cl,cs, os % many badges oNcricr,
because thc mob dil NOT destroy tbo liquor,
burn mp che city lIll, put every mans
ITO ami property in Portland at the mercy
ola -rnr ordrunku rioters.
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x n Canv.nl-,a b pNII,l.InNIl.

a..rff.Frt Mn fHrY Ia fHtfF#atTff Htrfff a .H
prDrlr.
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IS. l.sE.n'.| v.".. m.' support I..
CO.'S. n.H."r.. N.-.."r.. ''' Hu.H.8 n
Dow. ...nH f-.u""' candidate, ..t u'..
H -H .H."' M. 'r.... rat..r..H oh.
.... rr... 'hnm..E.mI. E
OBJ. ...r gentlemen ...' .. oh. .-'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-29

Eew Hnmnshire.

i 1855.
By telegraph, rrrrtsvo learn through
ne papers that thc legislature of Sow
Hampshire lls elected tha lion. Jam.s H.'I
90 Che United State. senate fur thc long
P term. ami tho Il.n John T.. Hale Tor Oh,
short term. rrie chat STATE. Mr. n.ll isa
Gentleman or uuguc.i,anlHc ah..Itirs, and
las Formerly l..u connected with thr vhis
party, buthi. rrr-ut position g. atsac.
ury 90 co. friends oI Freedom. and wr la,a
o., I.uht Doc win truly r,rr-.ut th,ir inter.
r.,. loo doc rl,,rl r'lr they la,, assigned
him. llrvill p, found laitlius side hy
HIrvi,l summer, llamlin, SEWARD. r.-au-
I.u. Wilson aaI Wale. md other mrn of
trshI stamp, who wall iu t'e uaNt >.H-
,a,. rr..nt 90, formidable au array of h1tI
numbers ami talents, n De- iutImila'rl by
Southern inu'n.r. or dominrrinr abuse.
Tr. election of NJ Hale win lo hailed
with abstraction ami delight hv thousand,
iu all nrr OF t're Ju'ar. Norhlir man,
perhaps. ha. morr rrurr' friends in the
unmr-u.r arr thry iy amy means confined
,.r.l,,,,rl..r,r. f-. STATE.
VIZ. Halo. "u''ury AND alone" stood
ur in t'r Jm..l State. Suaf, unl boldly
rr.f.rr. .-,t r.r..w.nf.l r-.r..-r f.
u- human r.#r'y. na'u.. tIr brutal rr
.....rr. .,,.r f.v.r. and in tatht,b
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-t,.. ..,--.rr.. Senators.
vr.rr. r.r..ar Goth. mm rarIrt
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v- Irr-, r..t trr >rt, url.-
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rrt election Tnr. ,r, .r.. r.r.
.r r.......... ,.... 81. tf...-r.r.r. r.t.
...u, r..rr..r.rr....r bon ,r.. n...
$500. r.r..-.r.r. ..r ..,.r..r.. .....
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-29

Tr.m Ore pf.y A1tnur-.
TIE Sparring Beauties o. the Conyea.
ti0l.

Nrrus eaIl. O.. urHTI E.sHuss .u o..
psmoeutc CONVENTION. o., viii Dr. su
that 90 ,a, az of this aal something u.u
Jv-srh m Williams, E.e., having ral
the rth Resolution. sut,l UHt .a'Hu@ OFF
che Cgmui't,e d.~-aiel from taat d. ..u.
tiou HAL be l--u u.u.J hg .,..r Dr.
should have Thought &, Tr.rsr t' u'.. 90
formal minority r.rrrt-hut under co. ..r.
,um.'an--hs thor-rta,r'aIll-atm ir't
D, sa,E,i.ut
In r.l,gtiur urnu OF. un.s. $500 Dr..
which Ia,ctrr-rtIrraaruf..nfa-, together
today. thry -..n o.. u. Cd. teu'a h.li .r
Sutsu,tur. W,omrtr -.'-tao,r' r'.
Or Governor urIaaI ntHe liquor Iavarl
,Fs Kr,v-Nohir-s U.- 30 arns t.n.
our I1fv stops Trt Dr. v. ar a'IeI H
consider tls national .'ma..ut.n. .."
tl,tv. should mlkrrr'ar h-1-f Off, d.
thar administration rrI Deem H.h0If .r
duty and i., rr.H.s.. .1 fr. great question
which override. .rry r,'.r. l..a. v.u.
have h-ru ur J'rrr.. .r opinion .m..r
trrJcu,l.yu.Nn.1. Er O. rr'..a,
r.J-al ~ co. Nle.rr. D.-rr.i- h..-
,s..ru.f o. UFrr. Nr.r.. au ur......
f-I endorsement. u.-..-.. ll.n. r..rr's
7sufrutrlsrn. nr.f protest. l0v.rrr
nstrH-.ri.r .iu.s r..k '...E pH r
d1lrt GII.v ....r.r.. l.aI f..r. r...'.....
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-29

poaTlsn Eur GRAINS. We asc glad
TO lam tra. uis gallant co'spny, come
prism. % guns, ar, @, perform. camp duty,
600 tla plain h.tueu South Paris and Nur-
way. ur,t week. They will arrive on Tues
day, and remain until Friday. occupying
the time IN drilling and target practice.
They will participate in The celebration at
South Paris, on che Fourth. This b. Che
comIany which did 3D. effective service in
protecting iho property OF the city, in Che
late riot. aud is ono OF the finest anl lsst
disciplined comIauie. ia toe State.
r. Il. Peterson, Philadelphia, has just
issued Dickens now work, SsTE Rosr.
It l. 10 book Of about flty Tasrs, and Is is-
sued, Ly means Of advance shscts, at the
same time that it appears inlSndon. For
sale BY bookseller, generally Price Il IL
cents :.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-29

decidedly grown tn % nrp0-' MAE tre .ar
Fl d. influenced hy such har-Grr lmm-
. even ifthsy ro out rl.r.l n.Hr "af.
rm'y" of tir lrgu. ami Sat urWa.ra.
Or Father Cummings pi.n0 90 p.ng-r.
. VIZ. Dow, auI Justify trr mnH..uu. r..
Che Portland En.-. l.ln. CO.'S. OLE
HrufIis Um medicine. auI .rrrmtm
ua'l alaaI Sinful, ly nuueM....
re 500. and li,my. ury." hu u.t as.
mu'ttr Observation-Disclosures
ing arir.au n o. wy rat trlH A..
oH"
II, Celebration ~ South Plrs
T..#.n .r South pu. r...r.
ru"...,. ,ih .u.l .. H.r... ..
Norway may H'r.o a.'aHl rr >.
Committee. 300 making aurrnn. FL.
a. celebration.
beautiful r..a, mar tn....r '..
r-u prepared nr Of. a--.mr arI ....
u-..aumI f.sr.as.r. .rrI. m..
nmrn provision fur rntrs 90. muI"..
N.rr..r.r r...-...l4 r,-.. ..rr. ......
r.-.'mm. g'y 'eulnireI
Oh. N.r.ymIIumr 'rrI.aw tu n.
... ,.... ..I r. n,r-l ,..-r....
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r . I..,I l... -..,,.. .rr.r..
r .-....,.-..., .r.. ..Ir..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-29

I|H"' iI m" HHIIV p no l' u f'IlI|' y,
tIr Missouri C0mrumi-e, Dr. the proposed
.ruDa may D. gncio-ll.y and Constitution
srry. C.p. DESllLEE.
N.v York al1n, OF th, Free States won't
l1r the majority report Iowa was not ~
presented. Minnesota Territory went with
New York. a. also the District OF Columbia
and thee with the united South carried the
majority report in Committee.
COY. Gardner Of Massachusetts, led on
against tho majority report in a bold car
u,ll speech iakine I1ng ground asans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-29

WA.uNoro>, Wednesday, june w. '
Ro,lsr. the Judge. and District Atiom'!"
raus..s. will an De- guillotincd. Their 'I l.
+. with Secretary Dayis, A'chi'on' anu '"'
pr,.ident. and no mercy will be shown
GOV. Reedsr was Nebraskait'' ''' "@
notions Unpopular sovereignty arr eon'' '''
cd hCrctical by his npcriors
rrclcsrarhcd to n y. Iim'"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-27

EXPRESS FAvoRs 1--WE have again to thank
the agents of the vafiOus Express Compa-
MES for the customary favcrs of the week.
We have so often expressed our acknowledge
ments for like attentions, that our weekly
tribute of thanks may be considered by the
general reader as a stereotyped compliment
of Hnmeaning import. 1t is not so. A very
brief reflection must satisfy our readers that
they, as we'll as ourselves, should join heart
lily in our expressions of acknowledgement
for those favors which enable us to lay be-
fore them our weekly digest of news from all
parts of the state, and indeed from every quar-
ter of the globe. The benefits are like the
handle of jug. To the Express Compa-
nies it is a mere matter of profit and loss
wherein the sum'total is nearly all on one
sde-more of loss <than profit.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-27
THE BURIAL GRouvp.-A paper is in circu-

THE BURIAL GRoUND.-A paper is in circu-
latien among our citizens soliciting subscrip-
forsthe purpose of laying out and build
inn fence around the Burial Ground, on the
hill. east of the town. We trust that a liber-
al amount will be raised for the purpose of
carrying out this praiseworthy object. It is
proposed to appoint committee from the
contributors. whose duty it shall be to SUI
perintend the work, and see that the funds
raised shall be properly expended. No great
er reproach can becssts-~npon people than
a want of respect to their dead, or arrrnis--
ness in their attentlous to the final resting
place of their mortal remains. We trust that
no occasion may be given for such refec-
ton upon the citizens of Grass Valley. We
are aware that our citizens generally have
for some time had this matter in mind, and
that all that was wanted to accomplish the
end in view, was for some one to take hold
of the work and make beginning. Now
that the initiatory steps have been taken, we
trust the matter will not be suffered to lag
for want of the necessary funds.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-27

TIE RICHEST PERFORMANCE of the season
came off, on Thursday Evening last. in front
of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express Office. Al
though unheralded by either posters or bell
ringer. large crowd was gathered, at an
early hour, to listen to a harangue from one
of our citizens who was prominent Candl-
date for the Office of Town Marshal. to De
voted for on the subsequent day. Mr.. Green
from Pike, the candidate above alluded to,
who had ''fought bled and died" in the Mexl-
can war, besides having endured unnumbered
other hardships for the honor & glory OF MS
country, was promptly mounted upon a
hastily constructed rostrum. He there de
fined his position" and set forth bis views
upon matters pertaining to the Corporation
in strains of eloquence. the like OF when
never came from the lips of Clay or Weo-
ster. and in style of diction altogether too
toplcftical and imaginative to be comprehend
ed within the rules of Lindley Murray, while
his exhuberant flow of language gave most
unmistakable evidence, that he had sought 40
a more voluminous work than Webster's
Quarto for the words wherewith toclothe his
ideas. The performance closed with feat
of ground and lofty tumbling, whGe the ro-
strum was made to play the part o. an unruly
animal which by sudden elevation OF his
nar4 4nrinr tremitina dernaits tl,-e sarae=
what uneeremoniousfy upon the lap of his
mother earth. The "Boys" expressed their
unqualified appreciation of the entire per-
eormance. by the most uprorious applause
The last we saw of the distinguished orator
he was travelling down Mill Street, half a
mile beyond the corporation limits. with a
ballot-box under his arm, soliciting the suf-
frages of his fellow citizens for the Office of
Marshal.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-27

THE ELECTIONS IN 1955.--Louisiana votes
on Monday, November 5th for State officers
and five representatives to Congress. Mis-
sissippi, Monday, Nov. 5th, State officers and
five representative to Congress. New York,
Tuesday, November 9Th, State officers, but no
Governor or Lieut. Governor Wisconsin,
Tuesday, November 7th, six representativ
to Congress, two State officers, legislature,
&c. In Tennessee, Alabama, California,
Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania, the legislature
in each State elect one United States Sen
ator,
We shall learn the results of these cleo
tions by the next Nicaragua steamer which
leaves New York. Nov. 7th, and will be due
here about one week hence.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-27

Town ELECTIoN.-The election, on Fri.
day last, resulted in the choice of John c.
Goad for Marshal, and Perry Knapp for Trus-
tee. One significant item attendant upon
this election, was the fact that third can
didate was run, the election of whom would
most probably have resulted in break
ing up the Town organization. He was run
with that avowed object and many, who were
not aware how strongly devoted the people
were to the present organization, were fear
ful least be should he elected, and the
town again thrown back upon its primitive
standing, without any other municipal reg
ulatons than those afforded by the general
statutes of the state-the looseness and in
efficiency Of which have been proved to be
utterly insufficient to maintain healthy
state of society in so large and mixed COM
munity as this, The result has shown how
groundless were these fears. The anti-or-
ganzation candidate received less than one
seventh of the whole number of votes polled.
We think we are justified in stating that the
result of this election may be taken as an
emphatic endorsement, by the people, of the
present Town organization.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-27

New ExPREss.-Messrs Langton & Co have
recently established branches of the "Pioneer
Express" in this place, and Nevada. Mr..
J. Pattison, (Pat.) the "lightening man, and
Fl. Mackie, gentlemen pre-eminently qualified
for the undertaking, have been appointed
agents in Nevada, and Mr. E. A. Kendall of
the G. V. Book and Music Emporium is the
agent of the company in this place. The
affairs of the concern in Grass Valley could
not have been entrusted to better hands
We are indebted to this Express for Bay
papers and sundry other favors the past
week.