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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10
Tho Women Of Maine.

In noticing the causes which have contri
butcd to the success Of the Republican party
in Maine, we should not lose sight OF the as
.i,tanco rendered by the ladies. They bay'
not only done Ms good service, but, in our
Judgment, we are at this momcu, more In
dcbtcd to them than any other instrument
ality for the glorious triumph Of our cause
Our mothers. our wives and our sisters,
an have hearts to feel as we'll as heads "a
think, and their generous symrathics are
always enlisted on the side Of tho oppressed
Pro.slavery democrats may talk about Kan
sas being a great way OF, that there is No
oppression and wrong m that territory, bat
many Of the noble hearted womgu Of Maine
have husbands, and brothers, and sons there,
hnl more than this. many Of them have
sisters aud daughters In that lar on land,
and from these they have received, in pri'
,atc letters, the plain, touching, unwmish.
ci story OF the murdcrous, cruel wrongs
they have b,cn compelled to endure at the
hands Of the minious Of the slave power,
sent there Nv the Administration. The
women Of Maine are to-day better posted a'
a whole. upon Kansas Affairs. than the Bu.
chauicrs and for this reason. that while
the frrcmcn have not only been willing, hat
anxious. to learn the truth, the latter have
thu, their eyes against every ray of light
coming from TIA, direction.
Whenever Toe women take stand upon a
great question, whether political or moral,
or both combined, the men may rs well sur
render, n, discretion, ns 70 further contend ;
AMI II the rro..lavrry democracy Of Maine
had only exercised ordinary Judgment, they
would have owned mp" bat" long bcforr
they went to the ballot box on tho sth Of
SEPTEMBER.
We know our political opponents have
spent rrratdcalof breath IN scolling about
IN, interference Of tho women in political
matters, hutitisofu5 use. They ought 10
know that
"IIs's cul. Who thirk.. D., 6fcc ~ Kin,
T. torn The cufrrut ot q ~ 0mau's WiH.
Tho lndi,. form their own opinions, and
when formed they dare express them, even
in the prc.cncc Of their bunker Lords Tho
aiptcd women that lived in tho days Of The
Revolution. did much 90 IAN the flames Of
liberty hy encouraging ths a,in: hearted,
and inspiring q patriotic enthusiasm among
our fathers a, they toilcI on, through sick
ness, suffering aud death, to oablbha home
for the frc,
Tho same spirit, which gl1wed In the
hos,m, OF the hcr1icwomcn Of 80, animate,
tho heart. Of their daughter. In 80. While
the fr,smcn ar, rcstn; quietly in tbcir
graves, the latter are watching, with the
SAN, intensity Of interest, tho beacon Grr.
OF liberty, now rc-kindlrl upon the very
aliars erected bv our fathers Thank Col,
the grrat principles Of freedom can never
die in ,hi. country - long as The hcroism Of
woman Is interested 90 Tcro,uato them.
"wunlp, n,hl, phunrl,
T. VAIN, 60 Dsnlrri, srI rrmm'ni,
NJ ,stn spirit .illy pa hught,
With something Of an ars,l light"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10

when you find yourself aud party aat on
your backs, sejournins at the bead waters
Of" salt River" c,ra up that You pIlotcd
there, and that your banishment
into political obscurity is the result Of your
own folly and fanaiicisn, and no, al directly
charsablc to an indignant people, whose
rights You have betrayed and outraged.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10

\ NIisrAkE. The Hon. Geo. i. Maua,
ol Vermont. has taken decided stand
asaius. black republican lisunionism.'
lBJstOa Post.
The Darlington (vt.) Free Press, pub!ish-
Cd in Mr. Marh'sown town, says: THAT
Mr. Marsh has bcel an earn - and open adj
vocatc Of the election Of Fremont AMI Dayton
lrlm the frst. j. well known to the country
fIr be has addressed many assemblies on the
subjcc,. Such a contemplate misrcpresen
ation cannot harm him, nor mislead any
bu, the most shallow and unthinkins."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10
JOHN J.rERRy, Editor.

Terms.---Oas dollar aai iiiy crrts street,, ~
,rvA~CE; one dollar and srvvuty-hyC csuts With
). I'll, rasuths two dollars a. DE col ~ The wear
To vhieh 81, cents will b. added iur ever wear
Which plynrnt g. DELAYED.
AryTNrtsT Srs Inserted unreasonable terms
ths proprietor not hain. accountable ior aHy efry'
Ithe anouut charged Coz The adycrtiscr,si
~ Cosumunication. .hanld directed g. 90 TIE
ONiotI Democrat. raris, Me-
F5rS. ". PETTENGlLL 4 Co, 10 Ni'.'
o.. R-sf--, and 10 Masses o., Nlr ''' N'
onr ol', auihoritsd agents Zoe rrrcufi"s 'ul''''l
ons. forwarding sl,srii-rrsuts. ,...,
gf-ra,mrrtf,t ~ a'veftIseu'enis % n''' Wv ~
a. ron thc date oftLr .rsi iussri''n.
RooL and Job Printing
PROMPTLY Am NEATLY INEIlIth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10
PARIS hill REPUBLICAN, CLUB
Eurt,g yTTIND
Ever, saturday Evening.
Friends u. 'Ec Causs aye invited trattrul
Popular Sovereignty totally rcpudiated
by The Blart Democracy.

- much BIAS '.'n .t.I hy 'hs a.'es pro-
slavery democracy about popular '''r''
eighty and Che right OF che people o. " '1T"
and regulate 'a.ir own a'ms','. institution.
IN their own way That We i.r' comp '.''
frequently t' give this apology i'r a'T';'''
ir- '., Missouri Compact passing n','..
'r' i'' DO TACT "e only ..'''' thar '.''
been oh'''d '' 'a'n'-r'--T.'in- democracy
in The North Tor that great outrage lA.''
Che only apology o'.'.- 10y N.'i'.'' .''I'-
face. Cor Gle .n.gaii'n''ei Which H'' I,auS'
ci t.i. o.anir- no civil war and vel nigh
'stF1y.. 'r' Union, its,ii, b. nothing short
ola downright rTr.' % The people.
l.' N. ..a'k' t.i' Sd Tar as iA'' -'a'
IInal. eHelnetrr'l, va'ae'mu.sies"ine.e
in che beginning, and Che attempt thus e.u-
osi'rd % deceive th' people ha, ''rn care
riri out. 50 Tar as in iaeI'"er %. Che party
Tract.rin- DO, mp 90 ia'' Gay. No" i.' Do
Tor moment .a.N at ia' stamp 'r....' a' %
has N'.a 1.ry appropriately called. 'H Che
hla,-s-N..r,s1 h..'
q. hin- 'h' tree intent and mau.a-
'' th.s neg, u.. 90 l.-,'.a'e slavery into any
state us territory ulr exclude 90 th.r.T'm,
hut 10 leave thc people thereof ruEuUa
IEEE 70 regulate tb.lr own l'mst., in'tltu-
ti1ns 10 their own way, u'.f .r'F o. f..
Constitution ~ Hr JrEf Nae." Now
oil tlis sounds v.I enough. 80 It bad not
L,eD expressly mtrulI igsa viek.l J..g-
sion, a cnatruT,llIe g..at slavery grr
Wa, lr,.,.teI into trui,rry-ItU.vrvas
planted iHu lrre territory by LEGAL enact.
mrnts, and thr Igma '-u,, Who iramyI ta.,
&c stump srergh AMI INT 10 J-t iu thg ~
lrl.ka ban. know &c.
Itwas not, ir ans s7ns,. urrr-,ary % pas,
"a Doe carving slavery into Kansas. aud
ta1-, who d...r.I O., l.,. &. g, tlsrr very
WI lr.a .natsacl an r-, Ifrl.-ru v5urI
aalau, o. nothing. t.tUymr,, rra,i-ll
slavery extensions, could ask would Boa
.ar...n; amour, .. legislation 60 r-,rli
"a. ~ ' .' .".' N'n'''. Toe Missouri
Cnmrr.n..s lrs 1913, a1 eternal barrier 90
''.'' 20. '.. '.' ''' Slavery '.. ~ a'' '''.'
-'> . ..'.'' ".. '.' ..'..
,.. ''
'' % ~
.I,,r
I... $50 ...,'
-, ., -. ...- r..-- -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10

Az ELEcIoRAL TIeET N RRoDE ISLAND.
A Convention Of the Republican and Ameri-
can parties. in Rhode Island, assembled at
Providence on the 3Oth, last, and nomi-
mated the following electoral ticket
Edward W. Lawton. OF Newport, Isaac
Saunders, Of Scituate, VIM. y. Bullock, OF
Providence, and VIM. d. Brayton, OF War
wick,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10

\ SUITABLE CANDIDATE. \ very rcspcc.
table gentleman, who was travelling to
Galcna, in the same train which took Seua-
tor Douglas along, wished 70 ascertain the
preferences Of the passengers fof President
On coming to Douglas, whom he did not
know, in reply to the oanvsscr Mr.. d.
burst out, testify, "voto for the Devil. ="
The vote stood as follows:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10

INrL,uATioS or TnE LuNGs can be speedily
cured wv the use Of Deyines' Compound
pitch Lozengcs. Hundreds have certified TO
this fact. Sold everywhere--25 ceuts per
box.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10

Mr.. Douglas probably fcels that the can
didate be named will have a iatherly inter
est in his plans for slavery extension.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10

You sc, the protection that man srt'
from the slave power, or from the admins
tration. Here arc about eight hundred
troops cacampei within three miles OF me-
| called upon the officers Tor protection.
Their rcrly was, eve should be glad to
protect you. bat cannot, for We have no or
ders from headquarters" Such is the de-
mocracy administered to the people Of Kan
sas. Again see by the administration pa
pers there is q great ado about Con- Lane.
The people of Kansas are in debt to Lane
for their lives. Since his return the people
have come together aud are determined 10
Gsht untils death. There has been TWO or
three skirmishcs and we have come OF well.
We have broken up about dozen dens'
and at one place they formed in battle array,
our folks met them, but they did not stand
one thousand Of them run before five hum
drcd of our men. News just come to my
door that Col. Harvey had captured camp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10

PUBLISHED EvlRY rEIBNr MORNING M
W. a. PIDGIN & Co.
FEorEIEToEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10
Nav alst, 1856

We certify that Mr.. Charles II. Themes
has Acknowledged 10 Ms bis readings. TO sub
nit 20 the United States laws. and b. q
pcaccahlc citizen that be is not connected
with any society TO subycrt our laws. and
we therefore ehocrfully place him under the
protection 4 our laws and citizens, hoping
no one will molost him or hi. family.
&. II. DONALDSON,
4. j. lSAACS.
j. II. DONELSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

deed quite spaI, from the insult to the GOVeno'Gon-
,s, It was ppo sibl to hear except IN the ime iate
vicinity Of the orators The vssi espaose OF the depot
overhead swallowed up the voice. and the effort 10 DO
ardinle at any distance was hopeless On the other
hand, Let say that the mater al portion OF mo
banquet sSundsry accessible to every one OF the
Eve thousand persons present. To shoni some dea Vi
VIA, Was consumed, have procured the following
iler sting list from NJ Complain, by whom the greater
pClt;Cn of ~ f.as xros
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

WI and IRA CHRISTIAN made AMI delivered 70 BENJA-
the thirty day Of July in the thousand eight ham
dred and Gyo1r conditioned for the payment Of the o
thousand three hundred dollars on or before the fifteenth
Ay Of April thereafter with interest thereon from the
,ad per cent PER which said
Inorisssed on default payment pursuant to the condition
thereof and which mortgage with the power OF safe ncYn
and County Of YowYork in Lber No an of Mortgage page
ift has been made in the condition Of aad norsase by
season of money secured to BE- pad thereby
THE sajd mortgage has duly assigned by said Benjaun
Vile to Rcune r. Randolph for valuable consideration by
snse holder ard owner raid mortgage Said instrument in
ns was duly acknowledged and recorded in said Registers
No poeeedinss at law have Instituted the
upon said mortgage 5eept that an aeoh H
York said Randolph TO orcoose SAID NOR "hiGh acton
has discontinued and ended and no judgment has been
There IL due and payable upon said morgase at the 'e Of
,h. notice the sum Thousand and five dollars and fifty
Eve and above all payments made on account oil VI
Notceis hereby given that pursuant to the power OF sale N
ssid Sd Of the statutes in s-h case made
and provided the said mortgage wiz Be oreosed by ae OF
the morfaged premises granted ~ SAID mGrtgSsc at pubc
auction The lotunda q TIE merSnts hnchanss IN the
City of New.i9rk on 10, % ~ aay OF
said morsNsed premises are described in said mortgage
All those lots pieces parcels Of land situate,
lying and being the Twentieth s'e Sixteenth Ward OF The
Cry OF ,NS S,3ns1bed on map ON M in The Office Of the
Res;ster in and or the City County NcYork entitled
ma. Of . L p1 0t Of s farm of Samuel J. IT, Norton dee
ceased the numbers 80 lyl and 81 hirtyone) being
essieIy by lot number % hrytwo on said noriey in
the by lots numbers IS lhTesn and II twelve on said
Of said lots containing in mont and twenty-five feet
inches OF less excepting eighteen feet the eastery
side Of lot S thyonc which not included in said nort
RUNE r. RANDOLPH, Assignee Of Mortgage,
Residence No go West 95th street, New York City.
i. J. 0ooDALE, No. 9s Broadway, NewYork
su2b lawIStM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

it viii pay. Get the common yellow striv pspsr-a Is
the cheapest and best Never nae printed paper
Some turkeys are dressed with the wings ard tails ~
Some buyers prefer them, s1d often pay as m-on for
these feathers 90 they woaid Or the sane weight Of
flesh. The met salsble color for TURKEYS IA g'ssy
black and very handsome bris Of this kl'd m'y
be sent with al the feathers Wild turkeys :hoald
always be sent in their natural -te, and 90 sh91i al
kind. of game bis. Dressed poultry that ia drsvn
and ready for the spit viii rot generally bring a. much
per pound it dos with the entra in, becsuse l. does
not keep sweet-
Though poultry sever should be frozen before pack
ing, it may be afterward exposed in the boxes To the
severest weather, ana thus kept, and vii bear loog
journey AFTER thaw commences, without danger Ut
injury. 1t Is sometimes put away frozen in ice houses
in this city and kept ill Spring. In packing although
the boxes must be strong, and tra plenty, remember
that an UNI ecessary weight will cost you two cents
pound tran, portation, and that will be clear loss.
And finally, we commend this article not Only 20
your present attention, but preservation, for its dres
tons will always be valu.be to everybody thai rai1cs
poultry, buys poultry, or SENDS poultry to market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17
Nstppprk DAILY G1ibana
POULTPY-PRESENT AND PROSPEC-
TIVE PRICES.
HOW TO DRESS PACK AND FORWARD
POULTRY TO MARKET.

country friend writes az follows:
La. Fall and Winter The TRIBUNE gsve us some
valuable information about poultry that saved to the
Picdoccrs many very acceptable dollars. wall yJn
p~ase repeat that Information before Thanksgiving
time ETht give both country and city cause to be
thankful J.
Yes, Sir, we WIN; We viii always give such nsorma-
ZION will benefit the clsss ha, furnish US with food
Scr by that class tina: nonproducers here in the
city live. We give YOU every week reliable inorma
ton Of the prices OF county produce at Wholesale in
Guiding poultry; to which, from time to time we will
add accounts Of actual sales Of firm that deals very
largely in the article. Messrs. Carpenter, Young g.
Co, successors 10 Miller, HaTng & Co in the com
pi.on business kindly permit to examine their ac-
counts OF Gales Of poultry consigned 20 them, ana
give few items az follows. Under date Of Oct. 81
We notice sales Of
A n Of Ducks, in prime order, 81 IL e,ns.
~ ID Of Turkeys good, q. 10 cents.
81 VI Of Fowls ST III ccItsi 49, u ~ i"i cents; -
N at II cents.
200 at III cents, an fair.o good; g % =, teers',
vary eoare.
On tie 7th Of Novemter-
3: ID Of rDrAeys at 10! cents hard 10.
1921 10 OF Duehs, very "a: and noe, at h escx.
q IL % puoks, sIousb HI, o! Il cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17
~ oVV ,V01yNE TOOTIiACHE DROPS.-
feqal Notires.

TN TIE SUPREME COURT of the STATE Of
Il NEW YORK.-selAh r. Van Dlzer and Csthsrne " lis
liz sssiust " lieIn A. s. Van Duzer and Emma e. his wife
lanes Dewey Seah Van Duzer aud Aanns bis wife AreL
~ D1ike sod Emma Louisa hs wife, Lebbeus Ayes aud Ellen
Augusta rs. wife Van As,ype Gwyer Robert Boyd and Mar
.,,.t bis ,yif To the DEFENDANTS above named and
.eob 81 them You hereby summoned and required 20
sve, The oompsiut this action which will BE- filed in the
fce OF Tie CcTk City and County Of New Yok ~ the
(Yty Hall sad City and TO copy Of your 70
The aid complaint le subscriber at HE Office No 81 Wlst
ri ssd Cy within DAYS after the service Of this
mons on you exclusive Of the Of such service aud you
fi 10 The said complaint thin the time aoresai ihe
plaintiffs IN this sotion Will apply the Court for the
ksf demanded in the congratulated Septembers 1885.
DAVID G. RINGLAND PLAINTIFF Attorney.
The said complaint flied the Office the Clerk Of she
CITY ard County York the City Hall Of said City
.ember, the 1856 oc20 law1wM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17
SUPREME COURT-City and

IN County Of NewYork-John s. Moore against Samuel p.
Townsend Robert Thompson, it, and Mary his wife William G.
stewart Ct Al. Sunmons-foT relief To ROBERT TUOMP-
SON IT, and MARY. bis wife, and WIN @. STEWART:
Won are hereby and required the complaint
n Ills action which he 9l day of October 1886 flea
The Of the Clerk ohe City and County Of sthe
fiy Hall City Of New York and copy your
20 The said paint the subscriber ~ his office No 1875 Broad
way within twenty days after the service Of
exclusive othe day such service and IL
Won fail said complaint within the time aforesaid
The plaintiff this action will apply 70 the Court for the relief
demanded in the congratulated November l. 1888.
MS Inw6wM r. r. BOGARDUS, Plaiutifs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

This morning the streets Of Montreal b'gn 10
look deselted, the early trains having carried
away many strangers An excursion TO the La
s-dI sesr the Mechanics ball tonight, which
!. 10 Close the celebration, viii be attended W
oply few OF The visitors from abroad 70 say nota-
mo of the tired citizens male and female, Of the town.
There would seem to have been enough Of pleasure
and Of display TO safe the most ndefstgabis appetite.
Il has been great success, not merely - eeebrs-
ton, but as harvest TO the shopkeepen Of hontsss
whose handsome Aores have been crowded with eager
purchasers during the whole tine. There 10 certainly
not another city on the Continent which could nave
carried through 80 vast public festival with mofs Q,
substantial mngni6eenee or imposing show. Anasi
mike my way to the ferry OF the ChamplH.n ha's'ei,
read with sad of hs reality .os psosN 49,
rn,p bsnper acres the street. which dsclsrss thai,
amonu her other advantages, Canada possesses the
free.t Institutions in the wohd." May shs long resan
end improve them f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

CVPRFME COURT-COUNTY of KINGS
- ROBERT r. NILLEIS against JAMES III. PULLS,
NATHANIEL GEAR snd ELIZABETH, hsyiic, CHARLES
NOoRF JOSEPH LITTLE aud SYLVESTER CHURCHILL.
To the dats above named; You hereby summoned
ana required TO the amended complaint IN this action
heh was fled in the Clerk of the County OF Kings At
The CITY Hall in the Brooklyn CD the 18th day cf October
Is5e copy of your answer to me sd compliant
office No ti Walls, in the CITY Of
New York within twenty days shor the service OF ims
ON exclusive OF the day of such services and
Won fail TO said complaint within the time atoe
ssid the plain t. seton will sppy TO the Court for
a.. relief demanded in III York. DC
tober 2S 1856. Il. H. BOVINE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
ax6p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

wss,e gI,d 20 besr tbst Mr.. DIN, Member ~ von-
20. sIet fron the Rensselaer, Dstric 10 rapidly re-
sn,,;n1 from a severe lung fever, ssioned By ~
,Iuo.urS sl9 lSsoTs dcins the canvass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New

CUPREME COlRI-tlty ana county Oi New
- YoIk-JOHN g. STEARNS and AZOR $ MARVIN,
Plaintiffs against FRANKLIN h. LATHROP-(Sum-
nonsl-To the aboyc-nsned Defendant: Noa are here
by summoned and required TO answer the complaint in
this action, which il filed this 18th day Of October
1856 in The Office the Clerk of the City and County Of
York the City Hall Of said CITY, and to serve copy of
your the said complaint The subscHbe at their
Office No 1872 Broadway, OF John street Newfork
City within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive OF
the Of such srvice ard fail 10 answer sd complaint
within aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action WIN
taie Judgment against YOU for SlS2 n and interest from h
lime 1886 and costs-Dned NewNork, October - 1856.
FEET 4 NICHOLS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
,s7iavsUM No. 1872 Broadway Newly City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17
In PIRSIIANCE of an order of the Surrogate

In PURSUANCE di an Ordtr W IHU ourTUSdIo
Of the County Of ew.York notice heeby given 70 all
,er.ons having claims against JAMES McNAUGhTON late Oh
BE CITY of New.York deceased 10 present the same With
vouchers thereof 20 the SUBSCRIBER a. his Office No IL Font
street In the City Of Ncwlork before the
Ssy OF Nav ue1-Dated NewYork ihe fifteenth day OF NO
venbeT 1856 JAMES T. WALLACE, hAeca''''
nl7 lGw6mM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17
T7HE PEOPLE Of the STATE of NETWORK,

a.,c.,ed In the Estate Of JOHN DO0 3HERTY late of the
City Of olk deceased creditors xi Of kin ether
wise send s.ens You and each Of hereby cited aid
personally be and appear before Surrogate OF the
County oil NewY0Ik has Office IN INC Cy OF York on
OF that dsy then aud there attend the final settlement OF the
account OF proceedings of PATRICK pEEhf As Administrator
Of the goods ehstels and credits Of said deceased
In testimony whereof have caused the Seal OF Omce OF
said Surrogate be hcrcunto affixed. Witness, Al
H. Il FXANDFR w. BRADFORD esq Surrogate q our
said County. the City of NevfoTs the lS;h day q
Lord thousand eight hundred and
6itysir milo lswiwl A. w. BRADFORD ssrosde
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-24
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

New YORK, April l9th.-5 l-2 p. NJ
The Africa just arrived from Liverpool with
news to April 5th.-
The news of the signing of the treaty
was received at St. Petersburgh. with ex-
trnordinary demonstrations of satisfaction.
The Conference at Paris is still engaged
on certain details of the treaty of peace and
would not probably close its labors for a
month.
Vessels he'd arrived in Spain from New
Foundland and reported having seen ice Oh
the banks two hundred mile from the shore.
She also saw steamers eaDtcens imbedded
in ic,. #.
Liverpool, 4th.-Broker's circuln quotes
cotton market firm, sales for the-wcek foot
up $4,000 bales, prices had considerably ad-
vaneed; low qualities improved l-8@ @l-4d,
those above middling l-l6al-S. Orleans
midding Sd, do fair 6 Is; Uplands Middling
81, do fair sgd, market closing steady
Breadstuff's generally unchanged and
quiet; Western Canal -four S0a34s, Ohio
35sa36s Sd. Corn closed steady at 30s.-
Wheat favorable. Provision market gene
rally unchanged and quiet.
London, 4th.-Consuls quoted at 90 Is.
The sales of cotton at Liverpool amoun-
ted to l4.N0o bales to cpeculators, and 5000
to exporters
Lard quiet. There were large arrivals on
shipboard. ETallow slightly advanced
Sugar advanced Is.
London markets steady and rails quoted
at s5as5- Money unchanged.
Tke advices from Manchester are norc
favorable.
Weather has been more favorable for ag-
ricultural pursuits.