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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

4 nugget Of pure gold, weighing flty-foar
pounds, worth Sl3.s2i, was recently found
at Geelong, Australia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

Gopr's LADr's B0oS for December j. just
received. IL contains variety Of excellent
thirgs, among which is a splendid engraving
entitled 4" SEPARATION Of the Apostles" a
Fashion Plate; fine Wood Cut; "Christ-
mas Morning" a piece Of Music set to the
song 1t Snows;" and other pretty things
too numerous to mention. We continue to
furnish The Democrat and Lady's Book for
50 80 per Year. in advance
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28
Total

The place, % lc heard fom ,oi''l a- 'oI-
low. in the September election llamIin'
1902 wcll.. ISL Patton, lu7.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

The New York Mirror says Wedding
epidemic i. now prevailing in that city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-28

Mu>r Errio>. The krrur'rr Journal
ha. returns irrrn an hut 81 towns and r'an-
,.,,.,.. which 1T ttr al. follow.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-05
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$50 Gdntpn Mbenue
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.ttI5eHe MIC btAlstte Netfegele9euseat
'Hr &tnwanS::sr ao5 benz 98sfen iibsr Mbeetne
adE Cincinnati.
Die Gtjeababn rpn bier atcr gDGt.!tRs aah Gtn.
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pr'tfs pt0tef
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gSn etnn alten Stanb In 9sttfrase peeseareen mad SIR
Watertr@Be eriufe i'd mene alten 5reHnSe unO run.
9e mtr t9re SeteAun9en an bteem pny sufpmnen 3u a
9orter, Ale, Gtber, Mtneta In Tier unb Seffa.
partlId bepehen unS tbre geeGnsen tets prompt IT, ldneG
1us9efuhr werben. QDm SRuffeT .TTr'i
lar SSr 4 ID sta..a.os.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-05

ntettes stttenntt decentralization SxclsessI6t
erf9etmt taeltds prete 2 @tats vet aDsuk,
laslGdt an Ste bafdr sef1StDcriSs4tK Grfey.
Dds announcement fofet fir eas 61lbe 96Es 4i.Y
Aa3et6en DeroensbtGtef bereGna.
This democratic
German Morning Paper is pab-
hshed daily. Price 7 cents aweek
Advertisements very cheap. The
weeklysWecker go year.
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J. F. DEGEI
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DIR ,l8aIAns;t S8sfts' Pirb bic @rtlsatR Ii.
G0fdRbe Der altsH uRp ntReH g0elt lstneu qefera
bcr bnS Auss fiihrsu mn fir be Democratic tn
Qmerttd un6 europa 3u pirten itreben 70 pieI In
fetneu 8rdftsn ltegt. 3u pteiem3wede eriu9t
Die $eeattipn 6te 6reunbe Der Demptratte um
llntertiBun0 eIeS Organs. @initnNuneen
Wel6e Der GenbtuS btS 2Bsfers entipre&en tn6
Statpmmeu. 8riee srbitten mir uns pOrtoirei.
Das DO&eublatt be6 ,gDsders" .rf@etnt .iehtn
6reitas une tDfet 81 has Sahr.
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Pdbsrbiers Iunb gBetnSaOn. Iae Gprten fa unS worm
.Spetien unb Sslkrs tnb itets pprrGtbsl t(8dp3m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

The single rate of postage by either Of the above nss
any point in III. unitsd States Except Oregon and cs
fornis for or from any point in Great Britain il tweny
four cents-prepayment optional Newspapers each tvs
to elect its own postage whether the paper il sent s
or received in the United States Letters for the
open nail must be pspsd tven1Ope cents vhs. 81
Atlantic conveyance IL by United States packets ana ave
cents when BY British packets Thus, IN the one cas-.
the Atlantic postage is to be collected at tho mailing
office in he United States and, in the other lett to b
collected together with the British transit and othee
fo eign pos sge, at the Office Of delivery.
Single rate Of letter postage from Bremen By Tie
D. entn line, 10 cents-prepayment optional NewsPa-
postage prepayment required. Letters and newspapers
to other parts Of the Continent may also by this Ina
subject to various rates Tor which see foreign postage
by the Bsvrc line 20 cents to be prepaid letters sent
and collected on letters received Newspapers two caa
each to be collected in the United States whether the
paper sent received Single rate of letter postage
by the Prussan closed mail to Prussis Austs and "A
the cber German States so cents being the full postage
prepay ment optional Newspapers six cents each, BE-
ing also the full pos'age-prepsy ment required.
All letters to and from foreign countr he Brits0
North American Provinces excepted are to be chasea
with single rate postage not exceeding the weight
OF half ounce; double rate exceeding half
bu' not exceeding an ounce rate If ding
an ounce, tut not exceeding two ounces; and 40 on,
charging for every fractional part of
ounce ever the first ounce.
The mails for The Pacific leave New Yori on ths 81
and GOTH Charleston and savannah the 4th and 10Th,
and New Orleans the 9th and goth OF each month
Mails for Mexico will be despatched tr monthly BY ths
New Orleans and Vera Cruz United States Seamship
Line Cned States letter postage tencents under 500
miles, and twenty cents 1000 rifles from the mall
Ing Office to he prepaid when sent trim and collected
when received in the unitei Sta.es. Newspapers tvs
cents EACH TO be collected in the United States above
Single tate of Lever postage to Havana snd tue British
west noies ten Gems 500 aud twenty
ZtOO miles; newspapers tw, cents to West Indies
(not i'ih) Carthegena nduas aud st. Juan Mica
Isgua) thirty cents under $500 and forty four
cents over $500 miesi newspapers, six cents each
p epayuient Eelui cd.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Postmaster General
Posi- Off7cE UEpARTMENr Dec 1, 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

Obtained from report Of the Secretary of State o,
Calorua the census Of 1852 in which they desg
mated domescated noIans" Superintendent Beale,
Csiferpis at from a. 900 to 1000 c. Bar
bour ana Wozencat In March, 1851 200 600 to 800 600
though their colleague, Reoick McKee, Esq at the
time stated that he hao information whlsh would
greatly reduce that number and the Spani.h missionary
authorities reported to be In 1902 3231 The
of the Sa'e Of California believed to be the most rea
be- Possibly of the tribes embraced in this sta
mept. especially those nhatiing the mountainous
eiors and he plains, not oriecty reported their
numbers may exceed fall short Of the estimate he
made OF them. The Indiun population within the limits
oil tie GIFTED States territory exclusive of few in
of the States who have lost their tribal character
amalgsmaed with whites blacks, may be estimated at
Fl ON $50 0C0 to $780, co.,
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS 1855
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05
Amt rican Bible Sos lety.

The stated meeting If the managers held o.
Ihursday the Sd inst, at "a =. NJ Hon. Luther Bra
dish in the chair, assisted by VIM b. Crosby, BENZ.
Swan and Francis Hall Esqs
Seven new 3 Gle les we're recognized If which four
in Texas, two in Tennessee, and ore in Kentucky.
Letters presented by the Score res showing tbs
progress Of the work in various localities at homo.
Communicate also read, from Rev. De Mattos.
p regard TO the version Of the Portuguese Tesla
ment now nearly ready from Rev. sherman Hall of 5auk
Rapids, in regard to the 0jibwa Testament also in
course Of preparation; from Rev. d. II. Wheeler, Of
Aspinwall Ienitting money for books grantee, snd
acknowledging receipt Of more; from Rev. DIR. Kpg,
Athens reece stating the admission Of the res,ams6t
into the schools in that city, from DR.. Samuel Wells
Williams Canton In regard 10 the Bible In Japanese ana
recommending caution in printing edition in that
language from Dr. Bfdgman Ia SHANGHAI In regard to
the Chinese version; from Rev. Chester N. Rightcr.
Athens Greece in regard 70 his labors In that
try and from Rev j. 4. MNei stating the successful
prosecution RI his abors al the South.
Some books received for the library among
which was beautiful edition Of the Bible 10 Spanish
two volumes with numerous elegant plates very
valuable collection Of Bibles and Tsstsments In about
thirty different tongues presented from the British
and Foreign bible Society.
CT ants Of books were made for distribution In Proyf
dence, r. l.. at Fort Gibson, Ark; to Bible COMMITTEES
In Kansas Territory for she Of coored engran -
Liberia with smaller grants In Spanish, Italian and Ger
man. and fourteen volumes in raised letters for the use
of the blind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

rsdencs Of each tribe made from the best data in
the possession Of tn Inoian Office.
Name of Tr2e No. Place Of Residence Source of Inform.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

The Jackson (Miss.) Mercury has announced its pre-
ference for Col A. W. ponphan, Of Missouri, fox tsa
next President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

An Interesting Statement,
Showing The Titles Of Inoicnss within the limits Of The
United States territory number Of souls and place OF
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-22

every question but the Nebraska bill and its inter
pTe,dtionS; but the conservative men of the North
South, East and West, eing the danger TO the
Union which must follow the formation Of two
great geographical parties, and knowing Mr. Fill
more as the true and tried patriot who guided the
Ship Of State in the storm of 1880 will gather
around his standard, ami build up great national
party, TO stand as a breakwater between those ex-
treme parties which, for political success, would
seem to be ready to put even the stability OF tie
Government to the hszard
Thousands of conservative men in the North
temporarily drawn into comhinat ion with Republi-
cans against the Nebraska bill have already aban
dOned them, and thousands more i'll continue 20
10 so, as the Republicans more ana more disclose
the sectional and abolition purposes they have in
view Soon, l trust the excitement which gave
them temporary strength will have subsidized, aud
their dimensions will have hrunk into the cump ar
ativry ucon>iderable Abolition forces which have
usually been found to exist in the Northern States
But it is regarded b7 the pubIicans their be- t
policy to keep up the 'ldpery agitation; aud ne
lieve that the Democrats think it the best De8lo-
cratic policy, too. So that, brtween them, are
likely to have great Efforts made to keep up the
slavery agitation similar to that of lS4S aud 49,
which came very near dssolving the Union. The
Americans stand between this cross fring-they
have to grapple with both Republicans and Demo-
crats-they feel that they strong in their a
tiOnal, conservative sentiments-strOng in their
candidstes-strong in their duty TO the Consttu-
ton aud the Union, aud that they will win popular
strength from all who woul not tn. Govern
ment destroyed in sectional stries
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-22
To Bridge Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received the Of the Edgeheld
L and Kentucky Railroad Company, at Nashville, 7 nn
til the III day Of nay X TO build Bridge across Cum
Oer nd River FIR the joint Of the Louisville Nashville
and the geded Kentucky Railroads according to the
provisions Of the the late General Assembly, appTO
iatng two hundred thousand dollars for II cOnstru ton
The suprtructure will be about hundred feet long,
Including draw wi hundred feet Jennings. The piers
will be from eighty feet high, in water from twelve
Eighteen feet deep lowest stag and the foundations
gl be upon piles, put with crfr Jams, Otherwise
nature o. the river tom renders exPedient.
Bridge Co invited send plans and specif
ons for >uper,trucure, 4 both wood and irOn for
r hundred and sixty hundred feet long, and
when With Wool with proposal for preserving and render
ing it fire roof.
Propositions may made for he entire structure for
the Foundations masonry supersructure separately The
foundation must be bid for pier, the masonry perch
Of twenty-five cubic feet, the supersructure nea
foot ANY further information be obtained nv addressing
the Chief Engineer of the Edgefeld and Kentucky Railroad
a. Nashville.
The following copy Of the Act Of the General Assem-
bly, referred
IL sfGctsi, That the Edgeh ID Kentucky Railroad
md the Louisville Nashville Railroad entitled TO the
Of one hundred thousand ioars TO construct
dge the Cumberland River NASHVILLE, and that
he, hereby consolidated for that purpose and shall be
entitled upon apple alton, to the u two ndred thou
rand dollars, for which the Governor n N issue Coupon
Is Of the State six per thirty ears be is
ued t~eny thousand dollars Of the work shall be DONE
ION time 70 time"
JNO. L. Helm President
Louisville Nashville Railroad Co
EDWARD s. HEATHAM, President
ap2l-td Edgeheld KentucFy Railroad Co
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-22
Gen. zoIIicogfer,. speech.

We spread before the readers of the
Patriot, this morning, the speech made by
Gen. ZoLucoFFER in the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes, on the 9Th inst, in reply to his
colleague, Hon. SAML A SMITH. 1t is a
thorough vindication Of himself, the Amer
lean members Of the House, and the Amer
lean platform, from the charges of the
member from the third district. Its stun
ming facts and weighty argument cannot
be withstood We hope every one of our
readers will ponder them well.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-22
NO HUMBUG!!
The undo have purchased the Patent right Of c.
L IA. WILLIAM
DOUBLE ACTING BALL VALVE
Force and Lift Pump.

For the States Tennessee North Carolina SoGh Carolina
Georgia Florida, Alabama, Mississippi aud Louisia We
tested the Pump in all its recommended uses for ord
nary purpo EN- wells, and IRE engines and hesitate
that is superior to pump now in use. IL Is
,pl and plain in It's construction; be taken to pieces
pot together by ordinary man. black white in half
There mott or bolt about the pump, there
the least imaginable fctoA-hence its durability Il is
aDcst impol ibe flr u TO get out OF tx by usage.
When used for sell or cstern il can converted into
Fire Engine in minute and by water can be
thrown the teSt houses in the county IL ia nvalu
able Fire Engine and especially in the country
/ try towns
ltsequsy well adapted TO all mschiners, Railroad Tanks,
Sc, ana vii, when known, suprrscrde all other pumps. II
| can be used Tor either hot or cold water.
Having fully satisfied ourselves 10 the capacity, value
and utility Of the Pump, ready To make sales Of the
above territory by counties states except the Western
District Of this STATE which has been sod We confidently
he Pump the citizens Of the States toned
The Pumps cheap and therefore within the reach Of
every family.
RES W. POTTER,
ap91-u JOHN 8. BRIEN.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-22
To Railroad Contractors.

DROPOS AIS will b the Office Of the Edg Geld
! and Kentncky Railroad Company, until Thursday May
sth for tn Grading Mason y &C Of tie Ridge Section at
the ad q krrs Greek aid abroad twenty miles
distant Nashville biz for the 10 the end Of
the drst thirty mile, nom Nashville will be received at the
time nd mod frtoH - those made IN December
last will b. considered The line being hral locates guam
titles calculated, Sc facit l. afforded for Contrac
tors ain tn character and amount Of the work. and
facili,ie for carving u on.
Plans and proheS be and specifications obtain
ed at the Engineer Ofice 90 Nashville, any time.
EDWARD s. CHEArHAM President
ap21-td Edgeheld Kentucky Railroad Co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-22


To Hon ANDREW JACKSON DoNELsoN.
Sir:-The National Convention in this CITY, hav-
ing unanimously chosen you as their candidate for
the Vice Presidency of the United States in the ap.
preaching election, have appointed The undersigned
a committee make known to you, officially, this
proceeding, and 10 ask your acceptance OF the posi-
ton they have assigned to you.
In the discharge OF this duty, the undersigned
are happy to avail themselves Of the opportunity it
affords them to express their personal qualification
in the choice made by the Convention and to con-
graduate you upon result no less honorable to
yourself than suspicious the welfare of the coun-
try.
With the highest consideration, we have the hon
or to be
Very respectfully, your ob't servants.
ALEX II. STUART, of Virginia.
ANDREW STEW ART, of Pennsy lvania
ERASfUS BROOKS of New York.
E B BARTLETT Of Kentucky.
WIN J. EAMES of Massachusetts,.
EPHRAId MARSH, OF New Jersey.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-22
Lands and Lots for Sale.

II y ACRES Of Valuable Land on both sdes Of the
+ : Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, 10 miles from
Nashville which depot has been recently located, well
improved good water good soil with fair proportion %
timber and cleared land excellent stand for country
and residence Either side Of the road the whole,
will b. sold to suit purchasers
I56k ACRES, mile from the town o. franklin in
Williamson county the Liberty road and mile east OF
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Too Acres cleared
and IN cultivation Has on IL a comortabe Dwelling House,
lasting Springs and prOiuTtiV so-sutable for four
handsome Settlements viii sell n y, y, or all 70 suis
purchasers.
no ACRES mostly tmberei part Brentwood Tract,
the Tennessee and Alabama Eslroad 81 miles south Of
Nashville soil Of excellent quality, admirably adapted to
tn purposes Of Vineyard Nursery, or Market Garden
IOx ACRES the Galiarn Turnpike road, 81 niles
nom Nashville between Stul and Slsdge; would make
business IN convenient AMI eomortobls country
resid nee.
Western Rair al " mile vest Of Ma hviie, Big HarPeth
River and mile east Kingston spngs; $50 Acres clear
ed-baAnce well tHb-red-sO1d soil and water, and com
Ortabr improvements.
SEX ACRES vsr improved. miles rom Nashville, on
the Mil Greek Valley Pike. AMI near the y K r. Soil
Of good quality. good Dwelling, young Orchard AMI IN
a very good neghborhcod
vile The Whites Greek Turnpike road most beau
tifal building 10,
LOTS Of sny size from 20 feet IS Acres, The BuenA
Vista rurnp he road from 70 miles g Nashville with or
Niihout Timber convenient 10 tuena Vista sprins 8
10 Los in the corporation OF Vile near Wilson'S
Springs the FTankt Turnpike road several near
the Depot the Tenn Ia. r. R several on add near ne
Mufrrssboto Turnpike road In the IN Ward and several
west q Capitol uiN near the corporation line.
PRICES Low IT RMS LIBERAL Those who Eisn 70
purchase would do sell 10 make early appl cation 70
apIO-u c W. NANCE.
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II IDDERS Patent Salaman Ter Safes manufactured by
W stearns Maryen, New York the best article made
the United States never having failed to their
)ntsns in any FIRE full stock always in store and for
manufacturers prices freight added, b. their agents.
W. II. GORDON co.
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MHEATi

~ OOO BUSHELS Prime Red White Wheat,
l. O,OOO wanted, for which we will pay cash.
ap2l W. II GORDON & CO.
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