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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21
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W.. were ''.t about year ago, '.A' w.
'....t la'. new . D.. .i'' ''" on.
'a' would DO a.. l.' cuisines '.5 ... '
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B. .a'.. l....'--. ".''' '.. '.' 10"
"a. Q. T.'..l. ana new ono ,a'.'.. 900 90.
steal, .a.t such q law as J1a-' VOL. a.l
DIS PARTY wanted. I.s information v'
d.. Dos. % h's some yt gle friend. %
tH d.. lu which NOW 600 oar Statute
h..Es inform us og single case va.r ,.
was .g.rr1t 30 rsc.. ar any attuI. mad.
. .rr-. i,rrary Gifts lu.aE?
Nawra,.sv.r,h having. 6. sugurr.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21

Dickinson, Touccy, # IA omre genus, are all
popularity ignored, and heuccforth forgotten
as OF no political account. say, consider
Ing all these, and other similar and no les.
gratifying results Of the Presidential cam.
raign, especially considering the ominously
Juoyaut spirits Of the Republicans, an i'm
partial observer would say that they. tth'
Rcpublicans,) and not the Democrats
TO called had ",ror hs riciory.' Ml
bachelor friend, (who BY the way is an mr.
den, Republican, says he will bet on Ere
mont, II no lives aud the Union lasts, h
1902
A to "Spiritualism " aud is wonders
all shall allow myself now TO say, is, ia
IN, words of Shakespeare, " there are NOR,
things in Heaven and Earth, really exist,
ing and true. than "wo" or our readers,
perhaps. " dream Of in our philosophy"
Yours, OXFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21
Inhn c. Fremont Eloctei.

/, IS with peculiar satisfaction that we
arr able To announce the fact that the noble
John G.. Fremont has h,cn, hy the popular
r,,, of this country, elected Pro7.lcat OF the
United STATE. While Buchanan got ma.
ari,v oltac rioi,ral votes, Fremont rai a
majority oC the votes Of thc p.apl, over him.
Tins nct is glory enough lor toe Republican
party. Their gallant candidate is endorsed
hy the pcoy'c, and their principles are to-
dly ia the as,rrian5y 20 The Union. Ba-
chauan crcrr. into the Presidential chair
oy.r the hacks ur Southern slavc-dri'gr'.
Rcrudatcl by the people, with the yoi, OF
ma overwhelming majority against him, ho
viii assume tho bish place TO which the
r0glc have rls,talanothor, and hgiicrman,
AMI commence his Administration in defiance
Of the popular will.
Ilisalmiai,tra,i1n will, as mat,-rolnc
costly. Prov, o failure. The South have .
Hloral. oC him, long since signed, ssalol,
AMI dr,.,rrrl. II, wall De in their hands,
tfc tool OF At.ni-1n. sr,ns,''1v IS Co.
Th.v viii dictate @ crurr ofuol.sy, anil be
will la,, no Vgvog ursst. H. will b'
emo lra-.r james buchanan bat an au.
t1ul,on, " laucIr, aud hopping whom
r,r d. l.l.s behind Gle curtain work
Oh. wins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21
i Sharp Letter

one OF o., ,harp,,t Letter, we have read,
since ,he clmmeuc.aut Of the campaign, b.
that ol ,ls Hon. Levi. u. Clmph.I, ,ha
gentleman who wa, engaged ia tha ala,s
between Bar',uslms auI Brooks, iu answer
o. Mr.. yalhuI.shau, who threatens 90 caa-
tcst Dc. sat iu Coares. ltsa. follows
llwu1oy, Ohio, Friday, oct. 81, 1855.
SIR 4 received Your rriVu cammuu.rl-
ton touching that "uI-..r business some
time rVr ltarraar.t in de " HHs. paper ~
~ oTrill information Of my election 90 q
seat in tls Th.Tty.auh Congress githc United
STATE. has set h..n furnished, and y0u viii
r.rlHu u. or grEr'iUE that perhaps your
d.ru anxiety 900 ih.s fuhHrt has u'clsi1u.d
rrrr'.r. action.
In December next shall rrl'I.iy receive,
under Ito "h-all al Of the State To-.
OHil.a certificate that the honor ul repro.
srntin. the Third District in the next Con.
rr,ys hls h,.n clulrrrd 90 m, hy the people.
I'm that event, pleas, observe that yOu and
the c5rrup, miui0us q. tac present condemn
al Administration aye not only iurt.1 lot
Trf.ltl contest ms right % the sat. Should
YOU or they attempt O. carry out your
yauutcl designs | Tromisc the coua,ry a
record of one VI thr most corrupt and DIS
graceful outracs tAa. have cycr been Igrle-
ta.el upon ,Ae American halllt-hlz.
LEWIS u. CAMPBELL
Col. {. l.. NALiANuiguAu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21

Mr.. Parker \. Bouncr, Of Waldoboro'
Ne, went 10 his store on the morning Of tho
3Oih ul.., apparently in health, built his
fire, and in few minutes complained OF
biiudness, l,it his store and started for biz
house, but did not reach there before be cz'
pirod.
a process Of making mallcaho iron direct
from the ore has been patented by Mr.. sIa'
ter, Of Newark, y. j. It's claimed that
this will reduce the price Of wrought iron
to that OF pig.
Rev. r. S. Lathrop, late Of Calais Me-
has been installed Pastor Of the ConGrega'
,ional Church and society at WalpoIe' ~
H., formerly under the ministry Of Rev W
! T.. Tildcn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21
G6cOrtor0 9rmotr2t
PARIS, MAINE, NOV. 81, 1850.
rvuu.rrp uyiRv FRIDAY MORNING. M
W. A. PIDGIN & Co"
rEurHtETuUs.
JouNJ.rERRY, Editor.

r,r,,..--.OB- DOLLAR aHI El, orHt- sirici',
,rtastt: .Hr dollar auI sc,,uiy ave crat.
.,itb.4 ..N n.H,hsl ten i.iHrs no ihr rrt o.
.r.tr1r. TrvhIua fI, cents viu Do added Go
..,., year ub.,h I11m,at o. DELAYED,
AFyrrt..rmr..s ir..rt.j 600 reasonable terms
rh.rr ....rt.rs l..1- ,.ruHs.lH hrnu' 0rrI
ItuHI che 1u.rvi change iof che ai',riis ai,
--" Iumuur .liruas shusI Del directed q.
't I.. NN.HH Democrat. rHu., Mo-
20 = u. prrrNstitt s. Co, ~ ~'rtr So
U.srr1, brH ~ Nasflu Sc, sew Nu.h, 'rr orI
... .H.t.Is.. .a.rf. o.. rTngyIiH- su. ..IIii.hs.
N.HH..fHr ',..f.al".Hf..
rI- pr.m..f .fHH alEuuH.u.uF Del hg.1 Co
IU ... ..m r.. .t'r nI Obj. hHf iI7Tt.1'
Book md Job Printing
PROMPTLY NNu NEATLY INEClTIr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21

We find in the Boston Tnuscrir, the fol-
lowing brief account Of the ,iis o., George
Peabody, who has become So distinguished
by bis chariti,, ia This country
George Peabody was born in pany,rs,
February Is, 1895. For two ccuturIc, hi.
family have bssn influential residents in
Essox County, and nearly IA the P,,bolys
in the country have Jgsc1Diel from Toe Gr.t
settler oC thcuamc, who arrived u Trrsr.ll,
near pan,sr-, in lG17. In May, 1907, Mr..
Peabody, thgu a hl onlyolcvJ y-srsalasc,
was placed 10 a sro,sry store, vher, hr me-
NAMED about four years In AVrl. ISL,
De went as clerk with Dis brother David.
who Kept dry co1ls store Goo Ncwhuryrrrt
The gr,a, Gre ia that town ,h, sam, war,
destroyed thrst1r,c, Che brother. who Gi'1
in Consequence, OF the les, AMI ths srl''n
llo,h ct hi. father at about thr au- .ur,
dtT5rJi Ain OF o. home. Taa,at t.' age
OF ,,N,ssu wears Mr. Pslhrlyw was 800 orphan
without funds, situation or influential
friends In MAY, 1879, hsa..r.lHn New
laryTast rr Georgetown, o.. e., with hi.
uncle. AMI o., ESQ SION anerv'rls erh.
lslrl thrue'r- ia t,e place Lst rs-gl,
uh.r, t,.y r.m,,a-l ia business $50 years.
"r.Gr- W. Tlh.1y was r.a..,.a vr1r
ui5-s. h, was admitted s. % Uv,ar With
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21

out Of their hands They now have no re-
sronsibnity only as private ciii1cn'. They
are willing the friends Of the present law
should try II to their hearts content. Dcs-
rcrutc cases sometimes require desperate
remedies. Wide spread ruin sometimes leads
men 70 think-and IL after the hlighting,
whitening Sorocco has passed Owes the land,
men will not believe they would continue to
doubt. even il one "arosc from the dead. y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21
Border RuRan Pow.wows.

The Border Rurlus, in tli, section OF tie
STATE, arc ia hrrA -lsa at thc triumph Of the
u.,-gr-Iriyrrs 90 the election Of buchanan.
Following the gzauple Of the auss, they
have le.u holding Zoo our Villages series Of
#rmlu "yo,r-rrrs," G, which have ncru
c.a-r.-ptrI the rowJ.ls, and nrma1ius,
and O. small srr.nklinr Of wha, might other.
wise De- tgrmclrosp'cability. Firing guns,
drinking, swearing, and riltiuc has seemed
O. %, doe principal entertainments furnished
upon these occasions To these should De-
added any quantity Of bowling, yelling. and
huyius. The poor fanatics, who got to-
3 cher uI1u thcss occasions 60 riot over the
triumph OF the land pirates Of Missouri, and
mock and scott at ,he suGyrinrs Of the FREQ
State sgitl,s Of Kansas, burrah fJr whips,
and chains, and bIudseous, and sgcm par
ticuhrly delighted in being led round by a
Few designing demag1Sucs, whose principal
occupation is plunlgrins the public treasury.
One remark will apply with equal truth
% all tho-3 Fi1,lus damonsimiiJns-they
have Lggu miserable failures, complete fzzlgs.
Men OF r1.Pectability, IN the pro-slaycry de-
mlcmcy. are ashamed Of some Of their own
Company, and il they visit these drunken
orgies, 90 away in utter disgust, aad leave
the siai democracy to DO their own dirty
work. Firing guns, drinking, and hooiing
are appropriate. Fsaai honors over the
democratic party, now buried in Maine too
degp 70 ever know resurrection. Fire
away. doughhccs. your guns will only take
casct when they "knock their owners over"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21
Tho Railway Celebration at Montreal.

III III. r,'.tr-.f,~ % Montreal
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80 r1i.r A.. MINGLED r,-. of rn,l.nl.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21

These figures don't lie" in the story
they tcll-h0w Fuller defeated Millikcn
how Poster came nigh being defeated by
wswell and how TIE Republican County
ticket was defeated 10 September BY about
80 votes lJgTsr'nian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21
Some Returns rom AroostoOk !

The following returns Of the ballot in The
ttr1u, holds Of huuk.rism in ArJ1s;ook
County show the strength Of hunker.'m
when rs party leaders fail to send up tAe
u.n.l .. .nrrli-.." mrtalIe and liluLl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21

The house OF Mr. Joshua Stone, OF Bridg-
ton. was burned on Monday, week. Mr.. s.
Lost all lis hay, grain, and mos,o his farm.
ing tools. Ills buildings were insured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21

Lola MJn;sl is c54ius % tbe United
state, {, s1rsr.atsad Oh, claea'ign Of her
ch.Ilrsl-,ae 5l.prins 0I FO.lHl, hex man
a..r, who a.. 'r1va-i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21
\ Free Iumil,

Tho thrra Wa.hburns have an been 70.
elected. aud az. By maj1ritiss " large enough
for an practical purposes Israel wash
Luruc, Jr., OF Maine, by over lvo thouslul.
Cadwalhdsr e.. Washburno, from VISION
sin, by something like eight thousand and
Elihu h. Wa.hburnc, from tLn Galcna his.
trict, Illinois, by one Of li,j72'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21
= T. Court,

$. j. Court.
On Friday last, Judge MAY adjourned IN,
Court over Thanksgiving week. It will
again he in session on MondayncKl Judg,
Rex will be present during the remainder
Of the ,erm.
Washington Republican Association.
Alta meeting Of the Washington Repub-
> lean Association, on the evening Of tho i7th
, inst, resolutions were unanimously passed
in hyo; Of tho continuance Of their orrani-
zaiion on tho principles OF their old plat
form, and those Of the Philalclphia Rcpub-
lean Convention. A committee was ap-
pointed 70 Iran an address and resolutions
concratulatory to the friends Of frccdom and
Fremont, and urging upon them the i'm.
portance Of keeping up their local organifa-
tons. Remarks were made hudatory Of
Col. Fremont, and expressive Of gratIf'l-
tion az his success in the frca States, but hs
Association deemed it iniuiieious at this
time to make any Presidential nomination
Tor l,GO.
ltarrsars by the Secretary report, that
the Association published and circulated
about 100000 Of documents during thc
campaign Thor, were ~ different kinds
OF pamphlets, among then 100000 Of Mr.
Blair's letter. about 100000 Of senator
sswarI's: MS goo Of senator Summers,
$4,000 Of senator Wilson's, 10000 9l
Mr.. Calhr', speeches together with l0i,-
= GOO Of the Kansas Investigating Committee
Report.
Col. Fremont In Hostou.
Col. Fremont has accepted the invitation
of tba Boston Mercantile Library A~,cil-
trln, % bc present 90 the opening ct thsir
lecture. on wednesday, of ibis week. S.n-
s'ar sumner was also ono Of the promised
visitors lis stated tat Col Fremont s
engaged 20 deliver lecture bclr t3 $50.
c.1i.u during the winter.
The Ornu uioucr,.
r. issutrI that thc d" Mon "nswsrarar,
iu orlrr % become the organ OF Mr.. Bl-
c'arin'salnut,'rlttou. isto hrrur.ani,.l,
entirely. L. will ho under doe charge gi twy
rli,nr., ono from tlc North, ami ono lrn
90, South Hon. John Appleton AMI Hu.
Howell cobb, ar the gentlemen Excl upon
Or %, place.
Fatal Accident
4 boy employed ut th, IIill Mn, in Low
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21
Tho pOrnlnr Vote for President.

We give b.ow, 80 Ear rs We are able to
collect tho returns, the popular vote Of each
State, for the different Presidential candi.
dates.
MAINE, except ~ towns and 20 plauta-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21
Matters in Brief.
Thanksgiving Day.

than usual, tins wc'k.
Loss of a French steamer
Tho French Steamship lyonu,s, from
Iau,, nr New York, while or Nan,ucla,
Lshtshir, on th' night Of Sunday, 2lin7,.,
in o dense 6c, was run into by an unknown
y.asl, and had her stern cut completely or
Nothing was ssru ~ che v.sssl which dl
,lr mischief AMI Go is supposed she immo
Ju,a.y sunk TIE Iyounli' bad 30 cabin
passengers With tha siccms, passengers,
or,r,. AMI crow. there were 10 soul. 900
blarl Al haul, remained 900 t'cd.rk uN
thr mex. jay, when 60 was abandoned IN
addition e. ,'e six hol'5, which wrrs fllel.
raG was constructed 10 which a'aat 80
embarked Il g. thought that from tho
h..Hr- a go weather tha rate could noe
lv lived through o., Jay, arl 'hH' 40 on
hnrl must have gone Down. Of tic boats,
rat uuIar charge or tho1r1ni mate. H.
4u'rr. cnuaiain, ~ passengers, IS Che only
ono board f.n. A0s drifting about lor
..y days, duy'n. which time two of their
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cl,isa N.w York aal phHlllphn 900
ths same evening. They commenced in 'hc
E1ury Tha'rr, Naw YORK, at7 O'Clock,
aal went through ,ho Stag struck Iri,h-
man" with a.1uishrr, ur.1'.v Tlry
trrn ,..l .mrlr4sa ar tlr cars. In which
in.vlnT.-..y Ciiyat752. and arrived I'm
pflal,'rnfl n, % -2-malfn, t'c distance.
ono hundred mH-,. ia two hours. Thay
tr.n went mon tlr stage VI 'h, National
Theatre. ann r.rrrual terrv ur " p.cl-
haa,ls. ''rnlir.a.I2I2o'clu,k. anil thus
vfr-fr- rr wr-sr. 4 hrau.. no tlc
Gfarl House followed. AMI trrn many Of
,r. ..-,.,v r..rrr.l +, N.~ w, d..
..,.. r,.i,rvr, l,Isr-., .r, t-.f8 WI.
Ian ..r.,..,.l. r.'. ri,. Boz, r..,-..p
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21

We have omitted 70 notice that meeting
was held q, South Paris, week before last,
Ur the purpose Of raising subscriptions for
the rclirfor the FRYE State settlers 10 Kan
as. Address were delivered by several
gentlemen, upon thc wants OF doe Free State
men, and the necessity Of al1rlins immc-
diats aid. Between 500 ani so were
raissl COR tie purpose, at The close. We
learn that &, Is designed to hold lgycc, 70
incras, the sum, at a future time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21

Returns yet to come m will rneraasc Ere
mout's majority to $4,000 at least.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21
M,ss,,ursrrrs.

NV YoaN. The Tribune 0yH de vote
will rtarl 1r.Ip, as follow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21

Fremont plurality 27,G2S. The TOXINS
10 Dc hyarl from wall increase ihia TO nearly
" quite 10000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21
Cnl. Tmmnnlin IIn.inn.

Col Fremont has accepted tho invitation
Of tbs Boston Mercantile Library Aspeia-
tom, % De- present 90 che opening OF ths,r
lecture, on wednesday. of iLis week SEN
s'or sumner WIS also ono Of the promised
visitors Its stated tat Col Fremont s
engaged 20 deliver lecture bclu h1 a.8-
citation durin, the wiut0r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21

vRvoYT 80 towns give NE f5ll5win1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-21

rrvpuhsn No. Evening Er'l.nn %
Friday gives ,hr arsal returns Of Hs ~.
cont election from N tho Counties 100 tho
yt.f. Thu f..,.ur
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-01-05

The motion to reconsider the vote nj,
engtos.ing the bill 10 accept the Tesa,
Debt Bill, was postponed to 10th Fcbru
AIRY newt
The Committee on State affairs recom>
mended thu purchase of the \lamp Nonu,
meut at $500 Slate Gd.cHc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-01-05

TT Our Senator. Col " 7. Scott. ar,
rived at home few day. ago. We bad
lie thinks tho loan bill viii pass. 'rl.is 10
jicsl district has been rsoraanised, ,shing
OF the counties Of Smith, Cass, and Cher
ohee. The district viii lie composed oi
tie counties OF Rusi r God, pshur Tlar
f,son. and pauols bad ,iisision
The Pacific reservation Ae thinks will BE-
ms,atsined.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-01-05
.stst4s JANUARY ; 1850


tg'T- We sent, New Orleans iaf paper
20 or three weeks aen. but Hp to tie
.res4n, time. hsve heard rofhing Of o.
Yesterday We sent smother order l'r o."
bundles The preseu, issue has isheu oil
~. have m hand and j, may ba hat "e
shsll have 10 wal, ten or ,a.iye daYs inr .
sufpiy. This ia very disagteeatie to us, a.
= Ell, 40 our sulscfihtrs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-01-05
Railroad Policy IN Texas"

lstufe. 70 e'ihf, " I"S''"i'' w."
tba, body would take 10 relation to rsii-
road. Inssnnch rs i vas evident ih7i
the State Han would meet with "a favor,
We naturally expected that some other s's
tenn would be devised. complete 900 90 IT,
mart. INTENDED to facilitate the construction
Of railroads, and to afford. a. ear'} -
practicable, to ail portions 81 The state,
those commercial lAcil,ue. 81 which taeY
are At present deprived. n The fret step
IN the tight direction. we supposed That aH
attempt would be made 10 correct 'he e'''
Of pact legislation thai 'he arHm'fah.e
railroad charters created At the prrsfao,
session would b. repealed or smtndet -
a. to prevent TIE mischief ii,a.F GO ar's
from them in il,e,r prescott .i'1a'.op t't 'te
holders ~ lesss eAsttels abroad would Dr.
compelled 10 bring lhcm into ihe static and
give s 'ul aad la'f exhibit Of thr'r condl.
ton. and t6at the necessary sol guards
would be devised To prevent Imposition and
fraud.
Nothing Of the kInl b7s been dome. W
sIut. ba. been attempted at rs.'rm a.
amardmeat. The rrutc sud 81 a.s b
mars OF railroad leei,.ati9a. conceived in To-
.nst # speculation. and ct war with the
interest, aud Die c,rd, # be- Sir't n
secms is to b. Ielt iu i.s prrssnt condition
Does the Les..ltf1,. cxp,ctto remedy
the evils OF past legislation - tnr pass <,
o.. the loan BIZ. and h' continuing "u the
statute boob lhc reservation F. iho Ptc.lr
ebat'rr winch laeh' up tom settlement
and cutsrprz- t1r is'rest pHru'n oi ihs
-n,l4f Nsnv oi our eiflsn.. who uaYs
been residing f. rears an ft.i. .H.s, haYe
pe.bau. jeIeeuy.u',. 0hcashs, .ypor. !
"a reu.j, Is .a}l.. G. .dclt. upon then
Or i u,y BE-, 'lat wing o. the negligence
of cau. " s1.'a nf', their Il 40 notes have
n5t brrn .'.t Up 70 tlH,e. Are they Co b"
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or NiJd!ing cotton Is goo'sd in the
New O4eaas pspers Of Tie !1sh, ., from
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General uarney on his March to Fort
Pierre.


Pierre.
N,v,nsn IERRE, Oct -, 1893
Dear SIR: w, have been marching
for some fifteen DAYS IN the heart OF the
ifu!e country. but all the original ptopre,
tor, oi the nud appear to be- away from
home, Tor scarcely s,gu ~ one has been
seen since We lett Fort Laramie. All the
old trails run up towards The m iuntolus.
part nt the couutr, which We cannot prne
tfde at this season OF TIE year The
weather already In tbs region smicks
strongly ot winter, Ice ryers Night, aai
NOW and then 4 snow storm. Ga the 3
INST, We had snow four inches deep We
are now disiaut one hundred aud twenty
ullps rom Font Pierre, and II uo Indian.
turn or. .hsll soon turn our iace' towards
that pust ia order tn 20 ,uto vlHtsr quarters
Gen iiatnr,. Sight on the Blue " alter has
heightened the SiuuN greatly. and the differ
rut bands are most ANXIOUS Tor peace, bat
no pcacr should See made With tnem until
an expedition peuettat,s the iluecarlpu
country. around the hrads oil ltltie Mis-,
.nnfi and Powder uycr,. aud the rowing
bauis 90 that pat col the rnnutft are chAs
t,sd The work J.. bot h1lf 1nur. and su,
other campaign vii be- t,qut,d te compl-t.
H. The ,tt.uu uuN is too lar advanced Ia
operate iu.thrr but an esay suu next
sptmr vill allow every cotoe5 ol thr Sioux
conuty 10 BE- loohed u'a, ani ! .saH
s4stu To our red ueishbor, Whyh obey have
leHs required
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or We were pleased to learn, i5a' tol
Nan Ward was in iusfin on tie 22n'
u fne health AID spi'.l.
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DisrRicr Cooaf Ia conssqasHr, Of
the illness Of c. A. Frazer. E.q re eb
.euce Of W. + Inn, and the Art that
public business could not be transacted TO
advantage or expediiioa.ly during The hoii
days. Juiee Morris. o, the solicitation al
several of the Ie,dieg lawyers and others.
adjourned The court over uniil Wednesday
last. We regre, to state tins, NJ lRA1tn
is still indisposed. Gel. Hat has not yet
arrived. Ne let for New Orleans about
three weeks ago. intending to retlrn by
the opening Of the court. From bis pro
verbal punctaelty aud attention T. bust.
meas, it ia evident that he has been una,
voidahly Detained
We have visited the court room only
once or twice, sad know bet l.tle Of what
has been done.