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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-26

The LEvEE on Saturday afternoon was
thronged and crowded again, as though
there were no hard times. There were eight
boats at the Levee, loading or discharging,
and the wharf was crowded with freight
The fall revival Of business seems to have
fairly commenced, and we may now expect
'good times" during the remainder of the
season of navigation.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-26
Telegraphic Communication between
India and England.

The necessity of receiving intelligence
from India more frequently than by the Or
dinary mail routes, has already suggested to
the association for the construction of tele-
graphic line thither, by way of tho Red Sea,
the practicability of employing the remain
der Of the Atlantic cable for the purpose.
1t is not unlikely, under the immediate ex-
citement Of the last news from the scat of
war, that the public will demand that some
such arrangement shall be effected, particu-
larly as the route is surveyed and the laying
the wires can be proceeded with rapidly
The London Times thus describes the route
Having exclusive possession of a firmen
from the Pasha of Egypt and the Sublime
Porte, for the Red Sea route, no necessity ex-
lists for the exertion of any political influence
in negotiations, nor for any further delay
The association, therefore, proposes to estab-
lIsh telegraphic communication from Alexan-
dria to Suez by land, and from Suez to Alden,
and thence to Kurrachee, by submarine
cable.
The distance from Alexandria to Suez is
240 miles; from Suez to Alden, and from
Aden to kurrachee, the length of the cable
required will be no less than 4, 163 miles, di-
vided into sections, none of which are to ex-
beed 500 miles in length. The expense of
the tie whole undertaking from Alexandria
to Kurraehee, with liberal allowance for
contingencies, is estimated as being at the
most 97O0.O00. The association also calcu-
lates that the time for constructing and lay
ing down the cable, dating from the period
the manufacture commences. to tho actual
opening OF the communication, will not ex-
ceed eight months to Alden, ard four addition.
al months to Kurrachee.
1t has been assumed that the extensive coral
reefs in the Red Sea present nsvperable OBJ
stacles to submarine telegraph, but from q
most careful survey Of tie coast on either
shore, it has been ascertained that the cable
can be laid beyond the line of coral, except
where it is necessary to approach one or two
stations, and even at those places the reefs, it
is believed; can always be avoided by careful
soundings.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-26

We are pleased-yea, We are delighted,
with them. The Gas Lamps, we mean. It
is great improvement to be lighted clear
to ones door, instead of stumbling nearly a
mile over stones, gas bitches and CUTTERS
We believe all our citizens agree with U.S.
The Gas gives satisfaction too, it proves t.
be of good quality, and burns well.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-26
SIDEWALKS NEAR THE New SCHOOL HOUSE.

SIDEWALKS NEAR THE New SCHOOL HoUsE.
We adverted day or twosince to the need
of some good plank sidewalks leading to the
new Schoolhouse on Eight Street. The late
wet weather has rendered the need of them
apparent. Opposite the Schoolhouse is a low
wet district, which in bad weather is almost
impossible. In fact all the streets around in
that neighborhood are bad enough, much
travelled as they are. A few steps further
on is an elegant church, which will be finish
ed soon, and in bad weather will be subject to
the same difficulty. On Pleasant Street is
another church, approachable across the
same patch Of marshy land, and consequent
ly unapproachable in bad weather.
Now why cannot good side walks be put
down on the four streets approaching the
schoolhouse, for square or two, where the
worst road exists, and most of the travel to
the schoolhouse collects 1t would be a
blessing to the hundreds who attend it, as
well as to the citizens. who inhabit that dis
trict
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-26

THE hog disease has appeared on the farms
near Minerva, Mason County, KY, and in
Fleming County. One farm in the latter lost
300 hogs. .a -r- e.. .a.s.eo1 e-,d2 eL
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-26

New Posr OFFICEs-The Postmaster
General has ordered the establishment of the
following new post Offices in this Terrific
ry:
At Winthrop Pembina County WILLIAM
KTNKEAD, Postmaster.
At Princeton, Benton county /; OSCAR +.
GARRISON, Postmaster.
At Otisco, Waseca County OWEN SAILS
BURY, Postmaster. This Office will be sup
piled specially from Wilton, six miles dis
tant.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-26

SOME women cote in Kentucky. Every
widow having a child between six and eigh-
teen years, can enjoy that privilege. H..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

Gently elected in the place Of Gen. Case from
Michigan, is a gentleman Of great wealth,
wholly acquired by his own cxct,iOns, IA
noble. generous heart, aud high and com.
handing talents, In politics he was ior-
mcrlya whi,. AMI vs.. once run Tor Cover
nor by TIA, party. but, rs the democrats
h.ul a great majority, was defeated by Mr..
NrClellanl, the present Secretary Of In
,.,iar. 4, home he enjoys an uubouudcd
popularity. H. was one Of the founders Of
tho Republican party, and ono Of H. earlest
supporters, and ~ ., thi, time has h,cn one
Tits main pillars iu hi,Sate. Allwcstcrn
Republicans rin in DECLARING The selection
ug Mr.. Chandler an admirable onc--alikc
honorable 20 hlm, iis party, and his State.
But few year sircc John y. Hale stood
solitary and a.oue-1ai,iug against The
PECULIAR doctrines Of the slavery rrulasnn.
ia. and when be- was rsinruryglhy Governor
Chase, ol Ohio. aul Charles sumner, Of
Massachusetts,, both ,hsy and their States
were iusu!,.d by hein: cptircly l,0 or from
tlc senate Committees Eut time. that
rr,atrvo'uIiunir,rolall things, las brought
round a marked c'an,'.
AGr the .,A OF March next, Maine viii
have hgr liaml.n anil r,s,cui,u; New
Hampshire her llal, aul R,ll, Ma,achu-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

u. :. SrNAroEs ~ lNnnNA. The Iud''
ana legislature. on the iih inst enacted
The .flic,, farce imaginable, by forming o
pretended Convention. aul elc;iins Jcss'
II. BRIGHT. United STATE, Senator for the
l,p- term. and Graham ;. Fitch to M a
vacancy. In that State the House l. Dem.
ocra,ic. the S,nai, Republican. The prop
o,itian Of the Rous, 10 form Convention,
was r,;rctel by the senate No'vi'h,nnd-
ir- ,hi.. the democratic mcmb,r' withdrew,
,,insd with IN, lIousc, arranged tho pre-
liminurlrs. and assigned the ath inst. ior
tho election Of United States SENATOR.
Whom thcy returned 70 their CHAMBER a
majority Of The senate was s,il, in session,
and lad been durin. TIC whole time they
were out. On the i,h, tucn'y.ihr'c mem
I,rs Of the senate again withdrew and j1in-
"a with the House. against the concurrence
and thc protest Of the Senate. The convon-
ton thu, formed, anl which pretended %
,lr,, senators, lacked i0o,n Of aqu,ram.
IN the case of the Iowa senator, ths Senate
concurrcl, hut on the day Of the Cou,rn-
ton thc dem. members withdrew, '' that o
majority u tic senate, but not a quorum,
was present. The Senator, in that case,
wa. uo, allowed @, take III, seat
Tho ,allrs orc now turned ON the och,
Mr. Fitch presented Dis credentials. Mr.
rrumhull Trc.'ni.l the protect Of the S'n.
az, og Indiana. Nnrr J.'lie, ~. rT'' '-r'
r}n.rr'vrf, aul ''r senate Refused rr''rr
thc lr1t-,, Gu the C1mmrt'r' on thr Iai.r-
larry. bya yl,ora3 toe In iowa, % r.
publican senator. with every form OF q IT,
s,l election. va, rrrf.f To- Indiana,
psmornti, senator, with no form ~ ls-tl.
Us. in a., cl,rt.oa, IS afnn.', aui o."
protest refused reference.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

H.. ,.rr..,.,.r.' rrr..r Tho Es-
.-, o.. u,,t r.,rrf....a-r. W,..7..
II + ,,,r..,, ana Nathan Dane. IT,.
.t..,.., ,-.,.r.lvi,r-r.,, .t-,.anlw.,h
,l..-...., ...-.g-,g,., ..nr-r,ara,.w,,h
f..,,,,..r,,r., .gtl.irIat.s. Tasyrcrlr.
clio, 81 ,tsr,v In or.rsurn - hanks.
III ....r....i..,..,,,.,. anil add t,,t
.u..t....,...,' T.. ,.r,. ,,r.,.l.r, ,w.,. th..,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

Kansas JrpCrs. Tho senate IN Eyrcu-
tive Session, had a stirring debate over the
confirmation OF the nomination OF llGui-
son. vhn has boen appointed Caief Justice
Of ,ho Supreme Court ia Kansas, rio, 10
clmpte, removed. Tho southern senators
cling to Iecompic, and declare that tho
President had 10 right to remove him. 1t
is stated that l.ccOmpt, still continues to
act as Justice, and that tie whole matter
OF his removal was ior effect and that the
nomination ui Harrison as his SUCCESSOR,
wall BE- withdrawn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

rry1as A>a LrawsNs. TIE Au-1.s
" .s,rp,.i,I Ls4y, h,..y l....'aeL
.aav hu;aj., aye Given wasTe Gle Ia'-
r.a.a.4 .. fmIsaaI .i-'.a.-- ~. ua-
.o wa. tr1.s au.a- tao inhabitants Oh.
Lima .s g,ru GY irsmr-. vl' have never
,a,...r. can brn t-Iu th..ruv1 .zlf
r.r..a,, no idea of tr1nj.r, srlihsy arc
.ualry uraraairtri with Lightning, ios
.--l r,ie'-s, auI s,,s: IishtH'n-s ursrag-
r-r'r che atn-,pl--' orlovsr Peru, often
r.... tsi urv.r slowing true clouds
As,-1 u-. uP 'is inquiry by ayi0- 'hat
f., ms: rr'rna. and extensive Clashes %.
I. ,,a'u. wl.shanf t'emh5acs tbewh'!c
SEN: ur .lc yi.if.s horizon. Aa,s a.; a ta-
-.I.. g.la' % O., th'1lui'h part Of a
aI .faas, rIosusullgrlli't.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13
Tho Rnrlell Trnrrlr.

ru''it attention. thr.G.'uu'i,rr.uu.
i.r l.n lrrt ina sat. u. l,.r.,l csritr.
urrt. fr .rmr two vr isI1st. ry a., De.
an. OLA m.., rvtr..rs and s,.s,fr.
mr-!.r in NV Y.9E. The victim f. ua.
r- Harvey H.rl.r. d..,.--4f.,.! l.q.
..t.fta, ..,y.a ..a,!mla an, h,h..n
r.-, r.-.'. ,... .u.I hy trrf.......n. and
ST.. f.. written ..m. a,arl, ,rlr.. Mp.
.r ti. r-r.,.-.. of dentistry. u. .an.l "a
..-.. ann r..r..rr'. l..... IN Bond street.
.- ,r. ..-..fF..-.r which lr hsla ai,.
.r rgrr.. ... rraf.r..r. r..m. anl ,r,
....-f-l.s.r.-.,..- rom. Tr. remain.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

Of the murder. 10 was passing BY Bnrdell''
house about half past 10, md Jaw man
Pas, in-,mmcdiatcly aiIar heard cry OF
murder, aud hll. He STOPPED to li.ien'
when a man in shir, slc1,cs opened Bur
d,ll's front door. and ordered h'm away
Mr. Farrell wa, subsequently, carried into
another room. where from among o number
Of persons. be pointed out E,s'l a. the
man. Tho latter appeared dumb founded
bat uttered not q worl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13
Death Of Judge Paris.
Hon. Amos X. P,REis died, 10 Portland
suddenly. on Wednesday irnm di'cas' Of tic
heart. llc was 90 years Of age.

WoRrm M,viS Nan. William $.
Bailey. the pub!i,hcr u the Newport tKy)
News. was formerly a machinisi, and car
ricd ON an extensive business in the city Of
Newport. H. conceived taste or print
ing, purchased printing materials, and IS.
sued rip.r-u,ing the upper door u his
shop i1r an oficc--his children setting the
tvrc, and doing the lighter labor OF the OF.
Gee. The independent character Of m'
rar-r eausrldi'aii-hctiln among the slave
driver. and BE- was threatened with yi1-
lenc,. 4 gang onoc made an attack upon
him. but the ,talwri w1rkmcn In The ma.
chine sbop came 20 hi, defence and drove oiI
tho ag.r-s.1rs. Finally the building was
~. on fire. and hr l1si M that he possessed.
n, thon raised sufficient funds % rr'cur, a
new Office. and Immediately rc.issucl hi'
rsrcr. which nk,' sinrly Republican
grounds, aul 6, ,hc only paper fNorinr free
dom In that State, and indeed any OF The
southern States. II, is,ucs q daily ard
weekly edition, an mo work being perform
"a hy Of, own family H. IS now greatly
In need u money. and hi' friends appeal TO
tho lover, pr fr,,lum throughout ,hc c'nn-
trv. Q, com. @, Or, all by subscribing O. bis
nr.r. anil helping to disseminate true
rrIucirl-, in that state. Tho prize of ,hc
weekly i, - Tsr year. Aiir'F. WIN. ;.
Bailey, Kentucky Weekly NsNs N.wTrr;
Nv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13
JuuN J.rERRN, Editor.

TsrmS.--.Ou- dollar snd ft, ogHis sir,sf.l
rs ,r,ts,r. ono dollar sui s,Nrnf, .h'r rrH..
vftbtp srN r.rtass tup dHiIHrs af thr 'ut %.
rr. ,srT 20 vbl.h ht, rrH's vii .r added I"i
.,rty ,sIf vlisa rl, las.t b. delayed
Nlrru.u.r.s .Hsertol u0 reasonable terms
frr rir.rirtrr, rHt being rrsrrrsill- 1r'"' e1"i
.., I zoe sli, coo charged iur Jay ha,,tiIsr ri
tHHur1..,flHHs shHHH D.. directed N
s. rfr ONirrI nrrrrrat, r1Its, Me
-F-> N. rfrr,NDttL ) Co.. ~ state 81,
I'H.f.r. H.. 10 Nas.au So, So, hutA, 1r. uuI
r.I rHrF...r.' s-rrrs n.rrr.Hrr- .u'souYu"r .,
.r,,s.Itr- a ',rriisrwaris.
.-. T-1gI. tHI 40 H.stIu..a.Hi. Is h..- D"
H. II. ...l th- flf- .i tar aI.t in,t.t..u.
DooL aud job Printing
rE1UrTIN tNp NEATLY rNECJTrn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

TEsulrs. Tie late rain storm caused q
lr,,he: in the Hudson river, which produced
tie most disastrous consequences. At
Albany s2.OJO,oOO of property was de-
troycl. The water commenced rising On
v,rJ,y.atgA. NJ, and rose six inches ~
G,c minu,,s. /. continued to rise, sab
mar,.n, the lower parts o. the buildings
p,,r thc river. AL the streets IA Ncw York
lr,vecn Brlaiway and the river, were nav
ir,ll. by boats. 10 AID to the horror OF
the scene. ,hc water reached quantities OF
lime. the s.askin: Of which ~ fire to the
buildings. The irtmcn were unable to
reach them with their engines, bot by
means OF buckets protected tho adjoining
buildings. Several lyes we're lost, AMI ma
ny cattle were drowned. The water was
three fgc; higher than it has ever been be-
fore. Many families knew nothing Of their
danger, till aroused by horsemen, who went
through the streets, arousing those in dan
ger. In Troy, much damage was done
The rivers in Pennsylvania are IN swollen
condition, aud much damage has been done
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

PRoaATE CouEr. At Probate Court
held at Paris, on the thirl Tuesday Of Jan
uary, ia" time Of holding the winter terms
IN the Western part Of tho county was
changed to December instead OF January.
The regular terms will hereafter be held in
June and December. The time Of holding
the otder terms has not been altered
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

An,a. Other incidents Of 'he late '.or-',
tl, B,-..a Herald relates The 'llow.r-
t,sr,ir. one. "Ou, Of our milkuen soi
blinded with th5 Moving snow, and falling
:, fuI ,'5 l4aIis rft,5 village pump Grove
into town a5,u. sln-d'un With several cans
.Lrn.- mn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13
stnts Tenperance Convention.

\ State T,mTer1nce Convention was held
a, Augusta, on ,lc -l,a alt. The attend.
ancg was quits large, ana nearly 40 parts of
the STAT, were rsrr-eat,l. Ne r1alens.
she Gl.5vins r.lar; lram tae journal. A..
meeting N-s called o. .ri.rpt lo O'Clock,
anil al organization elected as l'.ys
Prs, rf Ton. Nru Dow, ot Portland.
I..r V..a.rF, ue.t-r p.UHs, ". tH.
ais. John pevrrs1E, ., frr0'..'f, -,ua ..
T.. strickland, y, Bangor, Nathan 90. lite -
born. os pr.sl..f, N.lH NUH-s, .. utG..-
ulr. 10, .rh a. Hall. y. rrr.lc i-.- 4. l..
Cb,gi'.-, az p.-,I-t.g.., l.s'.n. '...llH,
OF R5cSIaul, joseph r.-'.'', t'fmin-''n'
Alvia Bolster. rI EHu..., A.u.y 'H1dsu,
ui Bloomfield. David a.. '.s,. 3n, Nc A3'',
Clls p..uH, 40 G....".
S,-tr-.--Ians ". Lincoln nf Bath.
Tri,tram lI.r..y, u. pas,', brlva ihar''9u'
OF Portland
The following -.ut,.u.n were agl''o''4
q constitute Ls,.n.s tauul.us
U.n. Al. Morrill,. Gov. Mr. Randall.
n. g.. E.... .-I.. ll.u. N Go. ll.r..ar.
In. David a. 'r-.".. Thomas CHASE,
Er. ylr A.'.. m l... UHNr... 7 ..iH.
Crvtl. D.rs. U.". jeremiah T...1n, @Im U
p. >r.sk.uI, dom. A.H.r tH..m, tH-s.
J.. Chandler, ,.... ID. l...
I,c afternoon session vas t.'I n 'a.
Representative. IaUat-.e >atr House.
AualEr... O., fr- pie rf'bs >.a'7 vas
--.,..-t.# al. al. E-.r-..a Committee. IuI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13
The Legislature
Nrpvr nav Tl .

. y message received from t.u Governor
transmitting copies of che Report. of tIr
Adjutant General. Df lrusie., 1f state Re-
form school, OF >gTrut nIcut. &c.,. OF On.
sane Hospital, and OF trustee. and WArl.u
Of State Prism.
Mr. WuoIhury. from che rIumi,,Da 900
Claims. reported - Resolve BOO favor ul
Charles ; Crosby AMI ArbiIah lLl1rI.
Read tvi,, and pissed o. br Dnsrs-aI
+ Mr. Twirthsll presented tho PETITION ol che
Trustees uf GUull- AldCmy, Bui, Or
800 appropriation for Oh, purchasa vl apTl.
ntus d trarh Agricultural Chemistry --4.-I
petition of Josiah Brown aud als., In aid ul
same Referred.
ON motion NJ Mr. Jours,
Ordered. That tie committee on che Ju-
dietary be- directed g. inIuira into che cEp0-
dlcncy OF rcIclling chapter 2i2 uf tho pub
lic Laws, approved March lJ, 1870, aud
reviewing chapter iro OF .ait laws approved
March lp l-lJ.
Mr Ring. from tho Join, sc.cct committee
Q, which thc subject va, referred. reported
% resolve vhuu. % thr PROPOSED repeal by
Cun.rrs. 1T tlr f,hin. buuniIH- Tho
resolve d,rhr,, against ;hrir repeal Tor r.l-
suns given nt length, and rrl9cst oar dolce
Cation o. s1nsIiuftIrr lalI E.INI0r.
Hotter. Petitions and other V.pHrs rr'rr-
ro pautiInnl Gc1-cr fTrul. sand other.
~ s.. 90. Inlhlu and others Ui Hartford,
Dor OH. charter Hi t.r O..urI and ,H.rI
railroad ruIny petitions Sharon l,I..
.u'rn nni other, lHr -lmr. was r..rrl ''
tho committee con railroads n0i bridges T.
t'IHH uI D..r'r l,HrI. ..r U.au.r.. utwH
of Northern Bank, iihI,lv..i,ui In.r'.
Bank. Euslr. nr renewable. charter H.
Ca.p B,nk.uf Cnmh.r.tui Bank, '"-.'m'.
referred % th" c'mm,ir' "n nnA' .rl
hn,us, ,aW H, Oh" u.I.ul.rH. OBJ" 'HHH
olll.Hrn, .,r u1suus, u..Tra H g.ma..-
O. an l..1Drt,
l"' h.".' pro- t' l '.
thrs.r-u..ul,1u of thr report H' t.r conn.
m,ff"v uu elections .u Oh" 80. ". William
bIr..E, IT." u"H.Iss,Hu' ". O.. ...'..i..'.
4r 'i". H follow
k.I.'., Tar N0..A1 '.. t' i..
tmrul h.,,'r.'pu mot hrtr, ......'Hn
AT 900 t.s House, ls u.t ,uraHl i' iH'
sam..
E..',FI, I.'' lrm'u '.sr .N,,.t r.. '.
'I ''l i.' '.'.' .N '. '.'.' ''" ...
any ..n0.' candidate, i' 'nu'. VI hh.at
iu tH.. iiI.-..
Tmuatr.I.N.r
sNu. Va hm. gr".u'.l PETITION 90.
Oh. N.r.d I'n, '.r r....al", cling. p. '"i
'.
90 i,r ''"'.''" 'n h''.' A.t h''..'
MI '.''F"'" Ii'h l'' commit 'I
uN'''a" '' '"N''. 70 '..' ...'' DO. ..
uIr 30 r...i".n n' strong, Or |.Na lbs
'' $50. hA, r...fr.i q" o.. '.H".''..
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

H,,.l states >.HAl'' A''.E '"' '''''' ..
Nn7.h r.zt, BE- lgl',l."a matter o, inter.
siHglr r'i.r., a"t We have conclude.
tr...''. t.is ls;i.y ''a Nr,.' personal Doe
.- u....e %, t.' new members WHO aT'
n a.. Go place %, tarr who as' "s'm''
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

DrHifr ", l-''.
r, nj whom to-, presents shall come.
VIM. \. Bailey. uf lhr Newport News, New
port. Ky. has made great uccumary 'Arr'-
i,. ia tIr cause U, our common h'Hrii.',
anil e. .tll maxim. srutr.,. llIs I1l.g,
GAHv AMI v,.s'y. y doing god a.r'i-' boo
kentucky. and encouraging other. mall il"
.Il,. state ell, thr.tuU so iHc irIsnUs
of t.r IL publican ,luar would lp wei 90
aI I,m, a.A lti'r m.r.y i-m each ono
would rla,, Dos TrT.r uITna 7 snHn.nt
lps.. ui stability nui uf.iHln'-,
&. W. CLAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

Jonathan Wood has been appointed Post
master at Bucksport, rice AlOnlo Colby, re-
signed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

Eu.as Oh. >a1a TElvyEg. IlcIr''.
urrr states ,hc total receipt. aul ,yp.uli.
mr.. .- t.ry wax 9, be- as .a,.pus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13
9rmotrat
PARIS. MAINE. FEB. -, 1857.

rruluuEp ruBv gEIp,y vorNINC ~
DARIUS FORBES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

4 TnAw. Since the month OF February
came m the weather gradually grew more
moderate. until the night Of the 9Th, when
a transform commenced which lasted till
Sunday night, when it terminated IN a snow
souall. The snow has settled from one to
two feet, leaving the ground bare ia many
places. On Monday the storm cleared away,
and since that time it has been growing
cold. The roads ore IN very bad condition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

Nusr Ergiru. W. observe that Mr.
Park, the publisher Of thc Maine Register,
has p..itionrI tie legislature, with refer.
enc, On thc same, W. presume Joe wishes
that b5ly 70 purchase a few hundred copies
ufthi, work We hope the legislature will
allow III. cn,erpris, to take care Of its'lf
4 volume, &, command the nIl Of the State
Government, should b, prepared with moro
car, Clan ha, been given % tbs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

kyrior,Ur,y SUFFER-. IL will b, seen hy
an advertisement; IN another column, that the
Ladies ol South Paris will have an Anti'
ounrian Icyce, at Atlantic Hall. ON Tuo'-
day evening next. They have made cSicn-
Eve preparations, and are anticipating fno
time. Such occasions, reminding onc' as
thew cannot flil to, Of the days Of aud
Lam. Syne. =" are always Of great interest.
II well. also, while initiating the pccnli'
aritics Of their manners and dress to think
anon and practice their many virtues.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

Editorial Correspondence.

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