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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10

THE FAYETTEVILLE OBsERvER.-A press of other
matters prevents US paying immediate respects
to the last article Of the Observer in reply to this pa
ler. We will do at our earliest convenience,
merely remarking now that the small quotation it
gives from Mr.. Graham's speech goes to prove the
assertion of ours which it is intended to controvert,
and that had the whole been given in connection it
would have rendered any further alluson to the sub
Ject unnecessary our part.
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Not much Scnred.

We are told every day that Buchanans chances
are becoming very slim and that the South ought to
desert him, all Of which don't seem to weaken the
confidence of his friends as an instance of which we
may state that gentleman yesterday requested us to
say that he prepared to bet from 500 to 81 900
that James Buchanan will be the next President Of
the United States. The name will be given to any
gentleman anxious TO be accommodated
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10
Marine T1Saafar

New YORK, October 6.-The Steamer Daniel Woh
sterS which arrived yesterday from New Orleans,
reports running into the schooner Arab, hence for Fair
heid, North Carolina, with cargo of merchandise.
on oquam Beach, cutting her down to the waters
eoge. She was towed back to the city
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10

90 From Mr.. Whitaker we have Hunts Mer.
chants Magazine and Commercial Review for Octo-
Der, valuable number of a standard publication
Also, "Merry's Museum and Parley's Magazine" for
the same month. Also, Ballou's Pictorial" and
" Flag of Our Union " for the:current week.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10

U5- " The Express y is the name of a new Fillmore
paper just started at Newbern, N e., the first num-
her of which is before us. c. G. Davenport, Editor
and Proprietor. 1t is neatly printed paper, of fair
size. and appears 20 be well gotten up, and will de-
serve liberal support from those who subscribe to
its tenes. Two dollars year invariably in advance
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10

:, NEW YORK, Dot. 6.--James Dsws of the San
francisco Vigilance CoE,mee was arrested here to-.
day on the complaint of Chas. P. Duane, one of the
of $500. - - 'A0 sun
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10
Failure in New York.

The house of Mason & Collins large dealers in
Grain and Flour, Gin the Western trade chieAy1 has
failed for Liabilities reported at $1,000, 00o The
failure is attributed to European operations.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10

ANDREW STEWART AND THE PENNSYLVANIA FU-
sIoN.-As an efectual and conclusive offset to the
Unontown letter of Andrew Stewart, we would call
attention to the article which we copy to-day from
the Norfolk Argus. 1t exhibits state of things
which cannot but arrest the attention ofevery South
efR man, While it places the redoubtable " Andy
stewart and his assertions in light very different
from what ne would wish them to be viewed in this
section We never had any great faith in these fu.
sions, and have less when we know that one party
at least, is abotionist; when this is the case. we
are justified in presuming that the other is not much
better.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10

bo CGSo on Saturday, Ut and pass DIRECTLY
where he will remain over the 90 at The ?
festival in Portsmouth, on Monday ,;ts and q
mouth he will be the guest OF tnG "" n1atiOos
be received at the nayy.yard WIN nSar.iutbrS
and all the honors due the comm ma New BI
President will be present at tn9 WeednssdG
AGRICULTURAL show in Co1cor" va
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10

D5- Six deaths in Charleston from Yellow Fever
for the twenty four hours ending at nine o'clock on
Monday night
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Election in Upper MIchIga"

DETROIT, Mich, October 6.--An eS a.. b
State Senator and two Representatives s sob
the Upper Peninsula of this State on 'Do I'D
TENDER. The democratic candidates wslt ,bol;
The majority for Senator was about ODo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10
Yours, truly,

CHARLES Fl. CAUSEY.
We have taken the liberty TO give the young gen.
tlemans name, although it may be against his wish
as the letter of respectable youth with no reason
Tor mlsepresentng any facts, must be of much more
weight than an anonymous letter.
What is the denial of Mr.. Stewart worth after
reading the above letter Let every mans heart and
reason answer for him.
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later from NIexiCo.---Defea

New ORLEANS, Oct. Eve, have az 5a' d
Brazos Santiago 10 the 9th ult'' "n IN inn
Vidauri was defeated in his attemPI :. ~ Is
Louis Potosi, and also in an attack upon
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10
Connecticut Election

NEW HAVEN, Oct. 7.-lncomPlS'5G TB
eighty-three towns have been rece I tbe rPa
Gratis have carried forty-seven anu # pD
thirty. five towns, showing mel gam
for the democrats.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10

MlDDLEToWN, CONN, Oct 5.-The Democrats held
large meeting here Yesterday, which was addressed
by Senator Toucey. The main incident of the day
was the raising of hickory pole with thirteen roots
to Represent the thirteen original States and thirty
one branches to represent the American Union of the
present day. The pole was drawn into the city by
one hundred yoke of oxen.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10
RETURN of the President.

WASHINGTON, October 6.-President Pierce is ex-
pected to retun to Washington in the steamer Wabash
which has beer sent to Portsmouth for that purpose.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10

KANzAs-Since John w. Geary has assumed the
direction of affairs in Kanzas, the appearance of things
has been quite different, and the "Freedom Shriekers
find their occupation gone. 1t is much to tie regret
ted that the right man had not sooner been put in he
right place. No doubt the President, when appoint
ing Reeder believed him to be possessed of the quail
ficatons requisite for faithful and efficient discharge
of the duties attached TO the Govenship of Kanzas
But he was deceived, as must occasionally happen
where appointments necessarily made upon the
recommendations of others, frequently than up
on pc: sonal knowledge. Who foisted Reeder upon
the President? This question will be asked, and the
people and the Democratic party will hold to a rigid
responsibility, those who did so.
But at length the troubled still, too late
We fear, Tor much good. Those Generals" Col
ones - and others who lead {" armies" and growled
over the nefciency of the Federal authorities being
no longer allowed 10 range through the territory
acting according 10 their own sweet WILL now that
that employment is gone, can devote themselves to
telling terrible stories TO gullible crowds, between
this and the day of election. 1t queer world and
we rather think people must like to be cheated and
humbugged else half the isms and parties of the day
would have died long ago for want of adherents
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10

THE FOREIGN News Yesterday we noticed brief
y the arrival of the steamship Africa at New York
On looking mole carefully over The details OF her
news~we find little of interest," and less of Importance
In political point of view, the anticipated breach
between Naples and the Franco English Alliance is
most important. The London Post-a sort of semi
official semi fashionable journal-sates that unless
some unforeseen event occur, the British and French
Ambassadors will be recalled The Post adds: author
itatiyely that We (the English) will send as will
the French two line battle ships and correspond
ing force of frgates. These will be the representa-
tiyes of the Allan ;e-these will protect the interests
of the subjects of both powers-through these alone
will either communicate with the King
The beauty of the thing is that the rupture arises
out of the refusal of the King of Naples to govern
his dominions in accordance with what these apostles
Of liberty deem right-Louis Napoleon the protector
of Italian liberty
Thoueh not an item of news from abroad, we yet
mention. in connection with such items short but
significant paragraph in the Philadelphia correspond
ence IF the Baltimore Sun-a mere straw bu'
sufficient TO mark an important social ana Industrial
revolution.
The paragraph announces the sailing OF The British
shin Mohongo. on the 4th inst, for Londonderry
Ireland, with 5,887 bushels wheat, 6l2 bbls Hour
and 2O,33O bushels corn. With diminished popu'
lation and improved agrculture' Inc power 10 con
sumo additional supplies of higher class OF 1000 In
dictates vast improvement in the position OF the
noonle Of Ireland. Formerly almost all their own
cereal products were exported TO enable them to pay
rack rents to non resident landlords
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10
EConnec1Icut Al unicipal Elee'''
HeRY Failure

New HAVEN, Oct. 6.-Town eec t.om ibs
in this Stale TO day. AS far as heau 'l'
show considerable Democratic gains
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10
Movements of President :

BosroN, Oct 7.-William pwlsn srs Isr
merchant, has failed His lia6lllLLeo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10
ELECTION ON TUESDAY, NOV. 18th, 1856
MA s. Neutrality-suspicious. 22d and 23d.

A Mass Meeting of the friends of Buchanan, Brock
inridge and the Constitution, will be held in Will
mington on the 22d and Odd days of this month
Distinguished speakers from and other States
will be attendance, and the occasion, we feel as
sured, VII be one long to be remembered.
We can promise all visitors &c feast of reason and
flow of SOUL" and also something substantial
to prevent the physical from suffering In plain
terms, there will be dinner or something else to eat,
of which ALL without distinction of party are invited
to partake, as they to listen to the addresses
To all, East and West, North and South, in this
district and out of it, we would say-Come! You
will be welcomed, and we will be glad to meet you
in fact that is what we want 10 do. We want
to see such gathering as will show that while the
friends of the Constitution and the rights of the South
are struggling manfulIy at the North, we here .are
neither apa, netic nor Indifferent We want to see
such an outpourng Of the people as has never been
seen before in this place.
There is another reason why every true North Car
olinian-overy true Southern man, should lend his
aid to in this meeting. 1t is gotten up in cOmpli-
ment to our Senators and Representatives in Congress
who stood up manfully throughout the whole ex-
citing and trying struggle upon the Army Appropri
alton Bill, when Free Soil majority in the House Of
Representatives attempted to override the Constiu-
ton and coerce the President and Senate.
Then let us have gathering worthy of the occa-
sion, and worthy Of the welcome which the Demo
Gratis of Wilmington are anxious to give the friends
of their country from every section. Come one
come all. Everybody is invited.
DUBLIN CoUNTY.-We are requested 10 state that
there will &c meeting of the Democrats OF
Dupin couE yhed at Kenansville on the 21st inst.
In making tits announcement, we would take the
liberty of suggesting to our Duplin friends slight
change of day, say to the 10Th or 25th We make
this suggestion because of the fact that the mass
Getting to be held in Wilmington has been fixed for
The 22d and 3d. and of course, it is desirable that
the Duplin meeting and should not come too
close together as we think would be the case one
was held the day Immediately before the other. Come
down and be with us on the 22d and 23d, and we'll
90 up and be with you on the 25th. Won't that ar
rangement suit Let us hear from you Immediately.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10

Grz-It might be worth while Tor the SoutheFn leo
nle to recoect that the election for President or
rather presidential electors, will take place on Tues
day. the 4th day of November next. There appears
to be camness almost amounting to apathy, preVa-
lent throughout the South-the Democrats seem 10
take it for granted that the day is their own, and
therefore use few or no exertions to the veto
nv already within their grasp. This is nelthep sale
nor right 1t was by no such course that the De-
mocracy of North Carolina fought its way up from
position of apparently hopeless minority to Triumph
ant success, and it should never be forgotten that II
strenuous and untiring exertions necessary to
win victory eternal vigilance is equally necessary to
retain it.
We do not wish for-nay, we deprecate heated and
embittered partizan squabbIes or hostile feelings
among the citizens of the South. The time is rapid
y approaching when the issue may be made, wher
all political distinctions must be merged in actual
final struggle for the rights, nay the very existence
of the South and her institutions, when Southern
union will be the one desideratum to which minor
considerations must be sacrificed or deferred, anC
therefore it is that we would as much as possible
discourage partzan rancour, al the same time tina
we would call upon all Democrats 10 act quietly blu
efficiently in defence of their principles principles
the success of which alone, in opinion aver
the necessity of the last resort under whose guild.
anc, if that must come, the South Can alone pass
through the trial with honor and safety.
Remember that four weeks from tomorrow viii
! ba no DIV If
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10
From the Norfolk Argus:

ElumOfe IN PennSy1VanEa.
Under this head the Norfolk Herald of yesterday
ted Uniontown, Pa, Sept. Goth, 1856, to gentleman
in Princess Anne in which he denies the truth of the
reported union between the Fillmore and Fremont
tickets in Pennsylvania. To show what dependence
NAV be put upon this denial of Mr. Stewart, we give
the following from his letter.
Buchanan is losing ground daily, and at our Oc-
tober election it is noav my opinion that his party
will be beaten $4,000! If so, he will be abandoned
and his party will go for Fillmore to defeat Fremont
The Buchanan and Fremont men are bitterly hostile,
and both courny the Americans. After the cleo
ton the defeated party will unite with US to defeat
the other"
Does any sane man believe that Mr.. Stewart thinks
the Democratic party will be beaten $4,000 in Octo
Der? If Mr. Stewart thinks so, with all the evidence
to the contrary staring him in the tace he must have
small quantity of brains if he does not think so
| why has he asserted it? But he adds: The Blu
chanan and Fremont men are bitterly hostile ant
| both courting the Americans Alter the election TIT
defeated party will unite with to defeat the other.
| If MIR. Stewart means by this, (and no other con
struction be given to it, that if the Democratic
party is beaten in the October election it will deser
| James Buchanan for Fillmore, or any else, b
writes what he himself knows 10 be bGSely false
Mr.. Stewart has any self-respect he will turn pal
when he hears his letter to Princess Anne has bee
published We appeal to the Democratic press c
Pennsylvania if we are not right in branding this as
ser!ion of Andrew Stewart foul calumny rpo
the Keystone Democracy.
We received a few days ago the following lete
dated exactly the same MIR Stewards, which W
beg readers TO peruse, and draw their own cor
illusions 1t is written by young gentleman
marked judgment and rising talents, now residing
Pennsylvania
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-23

BY the president and SECRETARY ihereo IN asesP, .sss d
ali lawful pnes-sss against the company aad ~ such
wdusa Instructions shall runeh and engage that ssf'fs
81 all pnsse- against such oompan), daiJ made ns'h
such sgsnt sbaii h. valid aud bnding .. legal -sr,e
upn such company AMI give IN the o.aHs "i is c's'e
like IufisdictUn and have the effect a. " the e"
psny had eiislsd aud been daily seOsi WIN Pites 30
this state and duplicate IL this wHns' dnl 'enlnsd
and shall be hled In the Once 81 ts heE
Ter u Deed. IN the oa where sush sEen' shai ieds
aud copies there1f. seuihed ~ said hess" shai y eN
dents In the II this risie. IhH sgsnlt " a'
relates service such coffsuon' 'hall % continued
while apy liability remains outstanding against the cu
nany Nm tb STATE ~ until the pINef gwen a.
obst pet u resident wiihin such cniy shl Duplicate
thereof hlsd a. affesaid Md ssriSs uP,n the agent
shall be deemed sufficient service upon the Pnaeph'
F,cr 4 n Insurance shall b. made hefetiisf BY the
sg,atoIany such fursign Fire Insurance Company, whou
hsVng received the INSTRUCTIONS afesad, aud vi boat TIE
ding ~ duplicate ~ The A. shfesai. ibe onuifae
shal be LRdinr and valid bot such sgsn shall te Table
o. fine sIreeng Three huHdfed ID ATS, o. b. en-
fired nv indictment IN any cUuH II oomPeieni lai'de
tioH. 80 the use II The state.
sIct. s. An psT-oH who, without having been aniHf
iEsi, .ha Represent himself a. Tie aHihinted ss'h' u
any fufsign ln.unee Company, ~ Win shan pf',ni'
pal neni sni any obligation ff the piynentoi AZ. h'
by ni-s 80 fraudulent Representations sha be pm
ishsd BY me Mt etreelinE me thoh.and a.l'A, ~ ~
prls"nmsnt not exceeding 'ih months, W 'ssn
b sntrsd BY Indictment IN ahy 'ouH ~ ''''
disiinn.
sect T. Eysry Insunncs Company susunF ~ doing
b. me-. In this STATE shall on 30 before he uii n "
nersnhef ~ each yeaf, uansmii W. we Ss'I'AV =" Wv
st,ts A. n. Isi b. hin, bsffs the Legislature, steH@h
"A ~ ,,,odittn 81 aid saHptny s-U existed a. ne ln'
~ IT, exhibit us preceding, showing The a"n' ~ ''P
al .tsk apd how Invested the sugint a. ma The amnt'
~ premium mites. the amHini ~ hablihs', ahl shh"
s,a. nm. .,ns t. bs .abli.bsd In sas pager pnhEd 100
M. r,npty where the rUfupiuy T. HEATED,
st,t l. Th. at shall take eject sIiy days ifom ne
tins u IL sp2Wval BY The G'v-'r"t
lAppoysd April ., 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-23

shall he Killed. OF Al. ~ wounds received When on NIL
,ary duty required hy this se NJ, sdav ehL ~ children
.lal rcs,e fu the legislature such relief shall h. Just
aud reasonable Ant u any oherr. nonc mmls.ntsd ~
acsr private shall h. ~uui~ ,hsruise Disabled When
such duJ, he shall receive ff,m the state Ja't and
reasonable r,llst
sscr rs. Tie rule, Aod article, fr governing uuor'
and militia acual ssfviee established by the ssVen'esh
article ~ the sixteenth ch.Iisr ofils Revised stsutss swan
u ntinusd and fymaln IN frce ~,
Sscf. i26. Al sets AID parts ~ aci., ncan's'sh' WI"
the protisluns ~ this act, are hsr,hy repealed
sscr. ~. This shall take eject IRON sha h'' ~
IApproysd kprii Q, isSs.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-23
tAppflyel Aphl ., ls&l
An AZ, In r,l,,lon 10 N, saprrm. Judlclll Count

An Net IN rtldon u Ne snpffme 5uhclh '"u'N
Ret sHasi,d ~ ns SsHas asi H,s" ~ R'pr''sHfi'
fttss ~ LsgtsiIfsrs at'smbisf 90 fgfsrsE
sbr Toe aiiti1u.l c1ucrr inf tn ripffne
ia iral Count and ID, liri,licton, approved March 'N
trruh sfht~ hiulrsi nj ihy.d'c, IL hffry n,P'alri,
sN-sp z that part ~ salt act shch prpyii~s - 80
term Il SAT- cunt Auausts on IN, ht Iursiay N Jan.
uay annually All ats AMI Parts ~ sct rrl-a~ ~ 'ai
at Az hyf-by ryyy~i rEorpt The eleventh Ai ip1iruh
set u. q tn .ci concerning the supf~ 90 Juiclh Cont
anl IL. jud.ti1u, approved Apfi ninth, yshesn hl1'
drv snd nHy.tuo
sgsr ? The salt supreme Judc iA Couu aisr Facan-
~ hall aSrur thrreu sha consist Of ',hs lnsirr
sni s2 as,ocias justices, an n" vac 'ncy orgfrrs in
salt court shall b, du~i ~ a. 10 make hc numhfr
gfsat.r thas u hereby provided.
ss-r Tue cunruryucs Of Al last four m'mhrfs n
sal ur shall b. NECESSARY iu artsfmiaiHg AT guest l1s
Il lac 90 rquiy sh'h may come l-ff, said eYlH Al Ne
tenn. hsi ~ m.lyfty u safd 'ogn.
s,rr aIh. act sha Ass sdsIt ir1m All amer its AZ
rroy.I b. W. Uoysrnor. lApprrvej April y, isab
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-23
An Ae, relating 70 n, liability o., ,,cshali.r q oorplr
tons.

An Ae, relating % he liability q ,,cshaiisr' Il oorrl-
lions.
B,u ,H,rf,f ~ As Ssulis aHf H,sss Of Rsprs'ssfI-
trs. ~ Lsst,tIfsrs a"snhisf a. ill'Hs.
say The std-kh1lisrs n al c1ruraii1ns created ~
ths legislature an che sNtuh day N frnmafJ lu tr
v-,r fshsru huulr-i Aui hry-siN, rsr.piug htuAInr
operations. unlss. - 1thrrsiss 'pTch1i Boz thf charter,
o. ~ any ssnsrt as n he state, shall D. ut fr ir
dsb. u The cfar,t1n, oluira'I-i during hgr o'l-rhp
Of .l-h STA, c'r u iehcirucy = au'eas prrHj ~
tn clrJ.ut1n o. The Aupupt = their 'tA and u' ir
AnI .Ieh U.Iaty sh, cIHuur, notwithstanding auy Sab
.-,usnt tr.u.fr q salh sts, &C. us tsun q nns lrr
aisr m rycri u the transtr hsfs ou ' N''A' 'hs
ss,rl A. any time Eth.n ,Is months ansr ths r.,lrl
II a. sacltlH1 against uartl1 uastii'lsi u Hh|ir
orll part, ~ uaut q attchA1lt prsV % he cf-ftul
the plaintiff u such cN7cuulu may mtse d.uhlI A" slj
I,r u such rstul % disclose ant s1Is o. ne
ohcsr having such rSecuiun, ati,ehahf pf9Ty u s4cA
olrpIf,tiJn su.hc.snt " 'ausIy ~ execution.
sscr Ansr d~iaani ~ A'fssAli, me execution cfol'
ar nav have an .clan 10 he against such 'tshitr
1, rec grr u him Individually he Amlaut 4 Die ek.cl'l
all cIss thr lgarrlcy thryli 20 ,a'llE u' an l'l
r whch ,ali stSrshisr 10 Liable ~ NJ hr'i g'u hff'
or Surb .e1u must b. c1mmsucri sitn siN uHnth' amer
h dat, Z ne r.ni1n u Iaismsnt against ue c"r.f-
uun.
rrlu-ti4l h, Utby thr amount q drh ~ Do rr sn
vhch h. hNs prsyHu'y ptil, aui shch has u't ' TO-
pail 10 him ~ such cfprit.1u ala alJ l''i ia. h M A
.Ich crp fatln, o. shch De a. N TINE might MAINTAIN
a. aetI5a ,tas agaust sail c.fpHrhtu, aul nay 'h.s
aay a,hsr . caiss shy Iulgmsn' 'Aoa n5' b. '-"is.
Ag,Iu,t bin. .,..- Il, .r.
k-rp fall r.cHr n s claims in nsuf ~ 10 stah"I'r
artust che cop rnulu anil rHhii t. 'sn' SIN iii
H. 100 rt n tB. GH.ur. coalition 70 such CHrratHr,
L. .Hy srHI Dor Hf ls corporation sh3n rYl.si hI l
a4iiI filrf ~ exhibiting su.h stlru1i, thr 'isH DIT f
q such r. rp nations shall n.i Do" entitled in h.I' a.N.
them o. s1,s rr TiHl' payments "1 l' uli ~ i'
a., H D. u 70 tH#ir tHfy, lui sIrh snrsH ID fst I
NV suT fIutg- 49, rsRs11 nf hsius ti l.rr' D NJ
d f.uss may flFrH rly apo Or hl ~ 600. N aif n
ss.r. q Tie ,IgHt'nth' n.afirrnin ''l ~ 'i lN -.
t4H. % rItpf.r ssgHuy-sN n - r'I-i 'isiUi.s fl M
%. a. ,al d. .sy.ut,.,i,b chapter q tr rsfis7l 't-
ut.." p,ss-i March siNtrr1t, rshr'n hn.lrl 'l NI'
p..IHs url.r ant hy virtue ~ hrm, ahrI 'liis hI f
zee. sH. cIut.ru~ Ant b- mHs - ths 40 bal a'
been passed. Approved Apri .. lao
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-23

A., A. r.r-,r, charter 1us lu1l-ri ssysniyss' n o.
hs,si N.ug, approved March o. eighteen huifei ani
fDy.fTr.
%. u,ar-fsI ~ no N'aI's dHf HlHss n R'f'''H o.
a., a. I..t.f4f.rs asssal|.d. 80 fJHHFs.
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