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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-03-22
etc Californian.
ST. JOHNSBCRY, MARCH %, 1856.
SPECIAhN NOTICES..

V. 3 PALMER s authorized 70 receive a,.ver-
'isem"'s's and Subscriptions at his Offices in Boston
New FORK. an. i'hla.ieipna
$. NJ. PETTENfH!L & co are authorized - "a
the same III Boston ami New-lork.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-03-22

-THE FrGHr IN WrNDsoR.-Neithe,
of the Windsor papers give any cause Of the
quarrel which led to the recent fight in tba
town. but the Claremont .ddco ate is inform
ed that they fought because the same Cir
couldn't have them BOTH
II appears that after coucinc. biting and
scratching each other for some time. they
fell to the floor. when Dow drew a revolver
and shot Lewis in The side. The ball entered
Jus: above the hip, and is vet IN his BODY
On Sunday he was sitting up, and it is though,
will recover. Dow is under arrest. and. saws
the Chronicle. was brought on SATURDAY., BE-
tore Justice Steel: but the States ATTORNEY
being unable to attend and in view of other
circumstances. the examination was deferred
to Monday of this week.
Fast Day in Massachusetts, April 10.
John G. SAKE, wit. poet anal lecturer bas
been attacked hr. paralysis.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-03-22

- A shocking accident happened on
the Seatoard and Roanoke Railroad last
week. The accident occurred near Weldon.
n. Z. The train, consisting of four cars, was
thrown from the track while passing over
some hi Oh tressel work. and taking fire. four
persons we're consumed by the flames.
- The Peace Congress. is still in secret
session at Paris. None of its deliberations
have been made public. and hence it is onite
useless to speculate upon the chances for
peace. There is no European news of i'm
portance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-03-22

l
But third opportunity wa. close at hand
and Slavery made third struggle for the
extension Gifts domain and the enlargement
Of IT'S power
! The annexation OF Texas involved rs in
war with Mexico. The war was waged on
our part With visor, skill anil success, tire
suited in the cession 20 the United States OF
New Mexico. California and Deseret. vat
territories over which was extended BY Mex
lean Law prohibition Of slavery. The slave
holders demanded acres. to them aIl-resis-
ted the admission of California and New
Mexico. which the energy Of freemen. out
stripping in its activity the government and
even the sIavehoIdinc interest, had already
converted into free States. and reasonably
men,ced Congress and the Union with over
throw, fits demands we're not conceded
The free spirit of the country was reused
to Indignation by these pretensions. and for a
time the whole nation rocked to the tempest
which they had created. Untoward events
aided the wrong. The death Of the Presi-
dent threw the whole power of the Admins
tration into timid end faithIess hands. Party
resentments and party ambitions interposed
against the right. Great men, leaders of the
people, from whom in bitter DAYS the people
had learned lessons Of principle and patriot
ism, yielded to the howIings Of the storm, and
sought shelter in submission. from its rage.
The slavehoIding interest was again vcto.
rious. California, with her free constitution,
was indeed admitted to the Union but New
Mexico, with her constitution forbidding sla-
very within her borders, was denied admiss-
ion, and rema nded 70 the condition of ter
ritorv: and while Congress refused to enact
a positive prohibition Of slavery in the terri
tories of New Mexico ard Deseret, it was
provided that, when they should apply for
Is states, they should cone in with
or without slavery as their inhabitants might
decide Additional, ccrce.s,cne we're made
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-03-22


lama in lsi9,-a!l Slave States, formed out
If Territory belonging to Slave States, and
having Slavery established in them at the
time OF their formation. On the other hand
Ohio was admitted in 1903, Indiana in 1916,
and Illinois in 1918, having formed State
Governments under acts Of Congress which
made it fundamental condition, that their
Constitutions should contain notbing repue-
nant to the ordinance Of I787,-or IN other
words, that Slavery should he prohibited
within their limits forever. In all these O.
currences. as in the admission Of Louisiana
in 1912, there had been no contest between
Freedom and Slavery. for it had not been
generally felt that the interests of either we're
seriously involved.
THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE.
The first contest concerning the admiss ion
OF a new State which turned upon the ques-
sion Of Slavery. occurred in 1919. when Mis-
souri,. formed out Of territory purchased from
France in 1903. applied to Congress for ad.
mission to the Union as Slaveholding State.
The application was strenuouSly resisted by
the people OF the Free States. II was every
where felt that the tlrcis ion involved conse-
quences Of the last importance to the welfare
Of the country. and that, if the progress Of
Slavery was ever to be arrested. that vas the
time to arrest it. The slaveholding interest
demanded its admission as a right, and de-
MED the power Of Congress to impose condi.
ticns upon new States applying to be admit
ted into the Cenfedaracy. The power rested
with the Free; States, and Missouri was de.
MED admission.
But the subject was reviewed. The Slave
holding interest, with characteristic and
timely eacscity. abate,i something Of its pre-
and settled the controversy on the
'as~ Of compromise. Missouri was admitted
nto the Union by on act bearing date March
!. 1920 in which il was also declared that
N al ,hs: .crritcr, cedcd hy France TO the
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-01
MEDICAL.
DE-. L.x. CzAPEAYS S

ENR. l.. J. .CZAPKAh, r.ATE IN TIE HUNGA-
nErian Revolutionary Ntr chief Physician 10
;hc 10Th regiment ~ lupv.ais. Chef surgeon to the
Military Hospital o Psin. Ilrngary and ht- i''cI-
rel on Diseases of Urinary organs and diseases "i
women and chidr,r.
To TIE .FFLIcTRa.-~nr. T.. Czankav has opened
his institute far he nf al forms of private dis
eases, such as Syphilis. .nnorrhea nocturnal ennis
sions and all the ren~eQuenc,s of selfahHse Ia The
first stages Of fconar'eal Diseases be guarantees u
in few days without Inconvenience In the patient.
er htudrnuce To hts business When patient, hV
neglect. or improper treatment, has Developed the
secondary SYMPTOMS of SShls. such hubocS.
pipful -welngs the grons. ulcers in lh~ throat
and Nose, which. IL not checked. destroy The son
parts and cause the homes murtlfV. srparnie and
COME away, leaving the snherer an object hdeous to
hrhod; or when Spl"tches aud p'mpl,'S break out
upon the skin, or when he has painful ~weiues upon
the bones. or when his constitution i injured
predispose 20 consumption other CONSTITUTIONS
disense. the DuCtnI guarantees asks
reu~nilon. In Rheumatism. chronic acute: IN
DY-eHery. ar Diurrhua he has saie AMI etpcual re-.
SelEabu-c. such nocturnal rmisslpn~. neryosncSsl
inidily headache pains in the back und limbs with
general weakness loss of appetite. loss of memory.
injury to the sight, r'~iics~ness confSion of ideas.
dislike for society. and feeling of weariness of h;
with the nervous system eNcitrnhe That siisht
noises shock slarte the patient making his EXIST
ence miserable. Fer the above malu'iies the Doctor
will guarantee n cure ask nn com peHSiion He
can be consulted rec of chHrgr. and invites all io
call ~ it viii cost Them nothing. and may bo much
tu their advantage.
DR.. h. ] Cztpkav is daily receiving az, ,ljc,lions
from every p1rl Of this State aud ram Oregon aud
Washington Territories, for tr0atnent ot every form
of disease. nd there is not one who Will come for
wari and express dissaslaction ON The contrary. The
DR. is in dail, receipt # letters, eXpr'-siveot OF ga
iuAr and thankntnrss, some OF which are published
below by permission.
n M -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-01
NTH. CHARLES q. HuBBA
SMITH & HUBBARD,
]. EGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFF'S SALE,

EBY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued ont
nd of the District Court Twelfth Judicial Dstric;
in and for The county of san Francisco, state o cal
ifornia to- me direc ed and delivered. commanding
me Io make the sum of three hundred and ten tween
ty two one hundredh dol ars principal, with interest
thereon n the rate of ten per cent per annuln. from
date Of judgment until paid. and costs OF suit.
amounng IL the sum of thirty-four twenty five one
hundredth dollars, together with The aecrung costs OF
said sDit: wherein VI d Lassrvell Is plaintiff and
John & Thompson and George Marquis are the de-
Pendants. | will, the :9ih day of November,
u ~ 6, between the hours of two an three O'Clock
p. NJ sell af Iurc sale To the highest bidder for
cash. MI of the right. title and interest of sald de.
PENDANTS in and 10 one buitdig situated IN Mont
gonery street about ~ by feet IN sz. aud one story
high with siOop in front Also. all thai part or
parcel loi uf land upon which >aid hun<e is stu
ted. Described ~ follows 10 Wit: fronting my feet on
Montgomery street and running back l,2 feet be-
the French hotel aud lirrwsiers house. "a be-
ing part oi Lot number Ii aud Rock number -. A.
marked On the Town Plat of the Town o ornvi'le,
Butte couy California, aud partly upon ground no'
incudad IL sid Plai. the same being the house ant
lot now occupied by Brown ahd peac,ck as dwell
ling house SHE 10 take place Al the Court horse
door, in lhe Town of OroVe, county aud >tate
aforesaid. p GREER, ShtrlH
October n, 4. n, 1855 Butte ruuBfs.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-01
MEDICAL.

from parent o child, aud enailng upon tn offspring
ruined constitution. For the cure of All these iern
of diSease the Doctors gnaTanlees cure "r asks no
compensation The Doctor can he consulted hy iei-
Ter or ,lhprw iSe free al cha'e. and invites all who
afflicted to call upon him, where be viii give them
such S,,ti. faction Ss they ohai 40 WHERE else
His rooms are M. and Nrmory Hail. curn"rof Sac
ramento and Montgomery streets sun Franrisco
THE GREATEST blStON E6l OF TIVE
ACF-t;reat SSi.sg io Mnatnd '-iunocenl hni po-
tcnt,-Dr. l. j. CzlpkaN's Proph'lnciirnm, self Dis
injecting Agen'.l Assure preventative "Ea''>t N"r
rhopa aud sNphiiitic d~"fst> m ina unsurpassed irm-
.y c,r mn the yen,rll. ~rrutinus. ingrf,npu- 1u
cancerous ulcers, te,id discharges from The vagina,
ulerus and urehr;i aui all cutan'',~ rrnp'"us ari
dis,n..s For safe nt nr I'D 'lapknl : niire. Al
mory Han. corner of Sacramento and Montgomery
Streets san Franrisco. A. rnoc'tlW'"n = proven
iniive against small noN. So j. ir. L. j zrkaN
Prnnhiiatlirl,n "A prevotinttVe against SyphcHl nut
gonorrheq di-r.-es Harmless IN itself, IL possesses
The power of chemically dcsirb,ing The syphtc We
rus and thprh, saving thousands "f Young d"hHnch-
from being injected hy che most pa'hS"laf "i M
lii,,"tSrs Ici Young man whn rrr'tie- h'tl q
br without pr t'zapkny's ornph,laciicpm. II lS1p
verv convenient pack spe~ and vii hc found confchl-
euNO use. betting u,el ~ soap. That dSeise can l'
pr,vDnt"l nv lhr Ne oi proper agents, j. - Well a
established cl tha' They cnn hc cured mirr lrlr
establishment. The principle which j. nuw uniErr-
sally rvcogniz VAS received even hrorr the iNs ot
Ieuner the di,toyerGT o lte VA cnhtlon IA lf" huh
iis multiplied benefits ever siucH have rrctN'd -
they deserved the atfenfinn of the medical incHlt'
II was in pnrs, "t this hr,uch oi he medical SCI
ence that Or. H. !. Czapkly tprtnn'trly nude 'r d's
covprv uf his PrOphnctcnm. which, for the pretti-
lon of s, phiitir. gnnurrhea cancer'usHni cuun"us
disor-drr stands uurvnlrd b} ANY agent m the Phn-'
macopocn The effect Of his agent Htl"r COTTON IT,
Immediate and removes me possibility ct chhlrhc-
ton of disease ". however. a. iS't>t iH~ bv"h coh
rpccd II useful IN uputr'1nI the rul-unuuS svcrr-
uus which. by absorption produce the horrid c'nee-
qurnees known as secondary syphilis II has been
administered 10y the pucior r many thousnnd ca~r-.
aud he has ,ct 80 Gnd ne r-' ia which rhas iaIi,'
10 subSeryr the purpose lnr which IL was administer
ed. Price. -. Fun directions attached tu each
package. Ia where PrJphiiaciicnm * used Hs "a
curative. pr l. J. Czapk'W sal, furnish gratis n pre-
scrpion lor hi, Blood Puriyr.
Al communications from the country, addressti
~ to nr h. Claphuy San Francisco. VIII he sir'liN
and cuufdwtiny attended lo, and the remedies
with the grencS care and secrecy, inmedniei& iis-
patched, by Express other conYeyance to their des-
tnation.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-01

~ Music not only improves a
mans taste but his morals. 1t gives
him a taste for home, and amends
his habits wonderfully. The man
who spends his evenings with a piano,
is seldom seen in dram shops, and
dever 18th night brawlers. We be-
lieve in music, and candidIy think
that one flute viii do as much to-
wards driving rowdyism out of a
neighborhood, as four policemen and
a bull dog.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-01

g"DR. J. l.. CZAPK AY--Thp gentleman whose
name forHis the caption OF HIS notice l. one OF tho
few modern pht sicans whose nppIcatit 10 u pr''-
tession ami devuiiun la the afflicted, render him alike
An ornament 10 tie one md benefit To the other
Hungarian bV h.rh he sought with kussuih Ia place
bis country among the nations of the earth. beyond
the oppressor's rule. that her s ms mjght rejoice n
Tie practice OF hose prerepls which ARE alike our
glory aud our pride. In his efforts 80 to d. he hns
rciprd The reward Of incrclua resistance to opprP>-
sion. and I'll home md country know him no more.
-Apari however. from his claims upon our consider
alton IA a patriot. lhr testimonials OF charhrer and
cnpacity which brings entitle hM la pubic couh>
dencr 10 the exclusion of those who possess neither
the one the other As n gentleman his character
is nniarnshed: physician, his akill unsurpassed
and tn those whose imprniancc has left upon them
the Hints Of diseSt we cHn cou~crntiouslN commend
hun with the assurance }hat IN him they viii find
friend whom 10 know Is great gain. The Drs Office
is No. and 4 Armory Hail corner of Sacramento
and Montgomery streets. san Irancisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-01
HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
Il Sacramento street. next 10 the Pacific Mail ) S.
Co.'s flee over Wines Co.'s Express Office.
SAN FRANCISCO.
RCoNs NUMBERS l.. > AND 3.

vEyHIS INSTITUTION Is founded for the cure OF
Il Syphylnc and Scro:IIlons complaints, and all
affections ii ihe Genial Organs Of whatever nature.
Instituted ior q e express purpose of trraine private
inandns 10 the insHnce of many medical gentlemen
who have with puin the inposiiions praciiced
hpr.il or upon these who have been the victims at
ing adyrrliscmetts thnSr cunuected with II 10
p"rsrc 10 Il certain extent This means OF Introducing
i; l., public noire
Those appl,ing advice will find constantly In
aiendancr medirfil atiiiiy IT nnd-puied skill in this
class ,f cotupllnis AMI iii be dealt with ia the
most honorable, aud 81 sFnighl-furward manner.
For the puriase II securing privacy 10 the most
iecie. veral apnrtm' NJ, NJ, arranged that pa
~ nl- viii h. brought in contact with Done but the
ffict PhysIcian
III. - afahhg 10 this Institute will the charges
.sunable. and The treatment superior Ladies' and
gentlemen who desire so hecomr patients without
calling Il the Of the institute, be attended
their r-~iftncfs
Cnm'nurlcatOn rom all parts of the country will
bc attended fa wrh pronpiness and medicines sent
dc.r.d ~ rsraus ~ lee ~ ten dollars
No ,iiOf'- vii ~ s;aFed q make The Howard Medi-
cal n.i,uie WIN u rLrpUrs Ia ie, philanthrophie
insti'u'e
gnnorl'lh n English. French, Spanish and
Gefnar.
t'acf i.,c.- tram A. W. iii 9P. NJ. Address,
apward D,d-a Institute, lls sacramento street,
-an frsBciscu
Ofice Pi,ysiel.n. DIR. r McCAFFREY
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-01
PROBATE NOTICE

A La persons holding claims against the estate oi
"A James Hughes. decreased. aie of iiuite
~ are hereby noliiej to present them with prop'r
vouchers io the Undersigned ~ihin ten months ifan'
thjs date or they will be- forever barred
X. HOBART.
Public Administrative Butte Co.
Bidwell, Oct. 81, 1856. oa-3w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-01
TO DIR. II. nclnimann, Corner Jackson and

TO Dr. II. IICIuImanD, Corner Jackson and
Montgomery streets, san Nranclsco Dear Sir:-lt
is with Measure that We notice the unhounded SIZE
cess which has attended you in your practice since
vanr residence IN this state. over seven ycnrs
The geud YOU have done and the skin yon have etcr
cssd in The cures ihnt come under our observation
make II our dnv to let II be kho"h I" th" world ana
more particularly to thoSr nov suffering whh di-eHsr
Most uf H. were well acquainted with YOU whilst Noa
resided at Mormon Island. and witnessed there some
remarkable cures which Nou effected on pallen'S
whose eases were pronounced hopeless by eminent
hysipiin- We have also what YOU have done
for some of our friends residing al c0ioma and
PIaccrvc. who after much pcsuasion and induce
menls on rl. consented 10 90 aud set yo'i when
they had almost dc. paired of their lives They did SO
and returned and ARE living hale aad heary men,
and read if this should reach your eye md
Won nre afflicted alt,' advice md 90 to Dr HEM
MANN. md vou VIII never regret it,
Dear Doctor receive with cur most hearty whes
for your future welfare the assurance that We believe
yun TO he one of our most talented and experienced
phN scilns in the State
FREDERICK HAuYNANN,
(prol'r Miners iloteI)
JACoB WINKLENANN, Greenwood Valley
(p'r Greenwood Brewery,
ions GEoRGE,
AEGUsT iiAHSE,
JosEPH WILiaANN, lco,o,na
CHAkLEs GIss.
7 nr<.z s. crg,s rsHpI. rsSs,aI" St ,Ss poeervie
JEAN RUCHLER,
A. H. WALKER, III Dorado Slide.
G. ZRoIcKK. firm of y. Poppe co., Oroville
JOSEPH GLAvEL. Auburn.
CHARLEs KAsrELLI Spanish Dry Dggings.
rkNSiNGER, Grop'r of brdge) Condemned Bar.
&. WoLLER. Sacramento,
X. FINSrSGE2, do
G.. RESATD, do
CART lhSD, Michigan Bluffs.
CAPT. +. MrMFoRD. Mormon Island
Henry TRUEL, (Esepublic1n ionseD jackson.
This testimonial was not solicited by Dr iIeini
mann. ang 7@m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-01
NOTICE OF DyssoLuTToN

YENuG coz rNERSii'P sbee,oiore existing hs
n tween he undersigned iiss jiva.i b, IA e.
tuo consent the Sth ~ september. less
The partnership business will I've settled Nv u. v
Biiyen 4 10 al Chare,'s n II BEVlN
NJ ROSERi
t,harley.s Panch Sept IL. 1876 Stain
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-01
NECESSITY OF AMUSEMENT Sir


NECESSITY OF AMusEMENr.-Sir
John IIerschel, who is not too great
a philosopher to be a large-hearted
man, very truly says "l'here IS u
want too much lost sight of in our es-
innate Of the privations Of the hum
bier classes, though it is one of the
most necessarily craving of all our
wants, and is actually the impelling
power which, in the vast majority Of
cases, urges men intoyce and crime.
1t is the want Of amusement. 1t is
in vain to declaim against it. Equal
ly with any other principle Of our
nature, it calls for its natural indul-
gchce, and we cannot be pennantly
dcbarrcd from it, without souring the
temper and spelling the the charac-
ter. Like the indulgence Of all 9th
cr appetites, it only requires to be
kept within due bounds, and turned
upon innocent or beneficial objects.
to become spring Of happiness, but
gratified to certain moderate extent
it must be, IN the case Of every man,
if we desire him to be either use
full, active or contented member of
society. Now, | would ask, what
provision 10 we find for the cheap
and innocent and daily amusement
Of the mass Of the laboring popula-
ton of England? What sort of re-
sources have they to Gallup the cheer
fulness of their spirits, and chase
away the cloud from their brow, after
the fatigue of a days hard work, or
the stupefying monotony Of some
sedentary occupation I"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-01

EDRIVATE Medical Ofire-IIundreds ot those who
h have contracted disease are disappointed of n
cure by not calling on Dr. lonng at hrst lie VIII
forfeit any sum If he fails Ia cure any case thai may
crme under his care ne matter how long standing or
affecting. such ulcers tumors. nodes, hunches.
pimpes the fac and body. pains in the bones and
inns. wakefulness, trembling copper colored sores
wasting Of the bones. emaciaon, loss OF appetite
strength ond flesh in the and ears. loss oI
hair weak eyes itching humors, n. Many per-ens
after hepg relieved ef all extern I, appearances OF
private disease. suppose themselves cured but amer
few months find they are troubled with various
symptoms which they never had before. and winch
they find it impossible TO relieve. To all who are al
dcted in this way. Dr Young would porticulnrly ec-
omnend trial of his skill The symptoms with which
are troubled cal-ed by tainis IN The blood.
which or later will destroy our health and hap
pineSs. Ncp person who hns had attack oi any
private complaint should not fail 10 consult DR. Young
and take few bottles Of his inynlutbie purifying
medicine ~ they can rest assured hat heir blood Is
In perfectly pure and healthy condilien. and that
every trace of discns. f. removed from The system.
Recent cases cured in srom wo Ia 1ve days whonf
change of diet or hindrance from business ~ fee.
DIR J. &. YOUNG.
OIire corner Montgomery and California streets.
opposite Wells, Fargo Co.'S. Office hours from
A. NJ, toS SPIN
Marys suille. June 10th. 1885
NR. j. c. Y0UNG-DEAR SIR :--Please send me
~ some of the medicines You prescribed IN my
case. | have friend here who i troubled in exactly
the same way that was. He has nightly emissions.
ringing acise in his head weak back, - of memory
and IL generally debilitated he Is discouraged and
has cnnfdence enongh to- enalle him 10 call and
Won. told him how was. aud that nv friends
all SAID WAS in consunntion. aud the doctors up here
gave the np aud advised O. home IN die. but
instead of going home called upon Nou. and here
an. well Of them. md likely 10 live II long
time Vel. wifi sirerth enough h work with the strong
~ of hem D0clnr will spn iers oUe toy"u that
iroSs 10 as though ho needed ysicnn u shall
not he lauli if dies for want of medical
auteni will do ali can Ia Keep the afflicted
rcn thos.. pests of s''cietv yelcpt pro es-'rS
nl high Sounding ,iiled vhn if the facts were
~ an, mes Mi.. ef rir country tpr their cou"-
ir,'s go q. Pni', his t',fer doctor. II you wish.
hnd '-sp- stii.4t 0f fho4e lhf. humbugged me. maS
-,'e II ard si.el. -4i.F nue night
II a, yoars GEO. DAVIDSON .
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-01

crowd who very emphatically advised thtm
to 60 TO Greytown, and shouted out various
insulting expressions and approbious ep'-
thets after them One Of tue nsulted party
we understand, expressed willingness 0
give "A licking to the best man in the crowd,
but the individuals who composed the insul-
ting party preferred, it seems. uniting them
selves TO giving the foreigners piece OF
thir mind,
The steamer .Niagay0. Of the Collingwood
Line, was burned near Port Washington. on
Lake Michigan, at 4 7. NJ. Sept "a. The
passenger list was burned on the boat and
the exact number Of the victims was not
known, though undoubtedly 70 passengers
peiished by the flames and by drowning
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-09-11
GLORIOUS MAINE THE SHAM DEMOCRACY
EXTINGUIsHED

The following brief returns came in from
Maine just as the Era goes to press They
are enough to settle, definitely, the fate of Blu
chananl Twelve thousand majority, as far as
heard from
Portland, Me-, Sept. 9.-Returns from $50
towns in this State foot up, for Governor, as
follows: Hamlin, Republican, $4,000; Wells,
Democrat, 22,700; Patten, Wing, 1000.
The whole Republican State ticket is elected.
In the first Congressional district John NJ
Wood, Republican, is elected by large ma
jority.
The other five Congressional districts, judg
ing from the returns already received from
them, have also chosen Republicans.
SECOND DISPATCH.
One hundred and sixty-seven towns give
Hamlin 100000 Wells $4,000; Patten 1000.
Messrs. Wood and Gilman, Republicans, are
certainly elected to Congress by large MAORI
ties the results in the other districts are not vel
known with certainty.
Not one Democratic or Wing Senator is
elected as far as heard from. The House Is
largely Republican.