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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
FROM KANSAS AND THE PLAINS.

ST. LOUIS, May 5-The Republican publishes Sec.
rotary Staunton reply to the letter OF the citizens OF
Lawrence in which he says he will do nothing when
denies the authority or validity Of the Territorial
laws Respecting the judges of election, ne hopes
that the Probate Judges will appoint one Republican
and one Democrat in favor of free and one Demo
Graf in favor of slave State. er,
The Kansas City Enterprise of the Cd learns from
the Plains that the cheyenne Indians are concenti
ny Al the head waters of the Republican fork WIN
rho Reorganization of ress,ng the attack of the United
States troops They had large supply Of arms ana
ammunition. A terrible battle had been ionght a..
Fremont Peak between the Snake aRd the nIacH'ee'
Indians Twenty-seven Of the latter were Kli'eu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
ARRIVALS AT THE AMERICAN HOTEL
RICHMOND. MAY 7, 1857.
III ~ QfSUnp p,opvir,or

Peter Kinder Philadephia; Nilart, 5 C; F. West,
Chester Taliaferro, VA Masters, Amelia Porter,
Lcxington Capt windhorst, ship obers Alex Davidson.
Petersburg l. I Gatcwood, irnrico: Thos Arlington
Campbell! Mrs Gibbs and serv't Va; w l. Watkins. Pc
tcrsourg; A 81 Winston Memphis: Robt Perkins, Rich
mond; Thos Mckinney, Lcwisburg; Noble Mcuin'
ness. Mrs J NcGinness, II Gill, Va; 1hos p Perkins
Louisa WIN Morriss Charlottesville; WIN c Fl Buck. Mis-
sissippi; r EcboIs, Richmond; Mr.. A G McChesney,
child and serv't, Warm Springs; Carter. Va; ) D
Woo,on, Pr Edward; Wood Bouldin. Charlotte; W
Fitzgerald Petersburg: Davis and lady, Lynchburs;
Crump Powhatan; VIM Taylor, Dsnv!!le
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
For the Enquirer.
AMELIA COUNTY.

The Democrats Of Amelia county are requested to
meet at their Court House, Saturday, the 9Th day
of May to appoint delegates 10 Convention to nom
mate a candidate for Cop.7oss. II s msde neces.
.ary to pursue .hs coarse, 10 consequences of there
being two Democrats aud one Distributonist before
the people of the District candidates for seat in
Congress full attendance is solicited by
MANY VOTERS OF THE CousrT OF AMELIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.

2,
REPoRrED JOHN A LANCASTER son, brokers.
ginia per cents iyearsiorun no sales At the Trr
sury; shorter dsics Sal and interest.
Bonds By ast sales ss; and interest
Richmond City Bonds, sslee At S.3, and interest.
Virginia Bank stock, pnr ~, last sales mt S7i.
farnrr-' Bank Stock, last sales II SlOJi.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales nj SlL6.
Vir s,nin Fir. ana Marine Insurance stock. S9l.
Merchants Insurance Company, recent sales $50.
Richmond Fire Association stock par SEQ sales S3Il
Richmond fredericksburg ana Potomac Railroad stock
last sales S,L5.
Virginia Central K railroad Stock, lastssles, s3l.
Richmond and Prtersburg Railroad Stock sales $50.
Richmond ana Danve Railroad stock last sales Sal.
James Riverand ksnRwh R stock. last salrssl0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
For the Eaouir6r.

TO THE DEMOCRATS OF PRINCE EDWARD.
You are requested to assemble in full strength at
the Court House, May Court day, to appoint dele
CATION, to represent you in the proposed Convention
to nominate candidate for Congress. Let the peo-
of their wishes-and, let them come early. There
will be apublic discussion, aud our meeting ought to
precede it. DEMOCRAT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08

via is commanded BY Capt. T. H. Moore sne 10 .
.,,r,ch and ,r;n, bui, bark, with a bow ss It sne
mich. Inf like ni,otbost. Her state rooms are neat
and smra and hear cabin is beautifully finished with
rosewood. The ladies' and gentlemen who visited the
vs.ss, we're rspsled with generous wine aud choice
a.to..;,n. Success TO The Octavia and the Rio
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
joins F. LAY, Sec'y.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN NORTHAMPTON
k,lITSTY

COUNTY.
At meeting Of the Democrats of Northampton
county, held at Eastvills, May Cd, 1857, VIM. Har.
manson was called to the Chair, and L. Oldham ap-
pointed Secretary
The object of meeting was then explained by DR..
WIN. A. Thorn, who movsd that committee of five
from each naglsteria district be appointed by the
Chair TO attend the Convention to be held in Rich
nond on the 18th day OF Msy for the purpose Of no.
ninating candidate for the Attorney Genera'shlp,
to supply the vacancy occasoned by the resignation
of Willis 2. Bocock.
The Chair appointed the following committee -
Y Fl Fisher, DR. p Thom j A Sinkius ] Dun
tan, DR. 7 Il Mapp, DR. F Wilkins, w Williams,
j d Scott 5 Goffgan, w Parker, w Baily, j
w Tankard, John R Nottingham, Jacob Nottingham,
WIN Moore, Jr.
On motion the Chairman and Secretary were added
to the committee.
Dr.. VIM A. Thorn moved that any Democrat from
Northampton be- authorized to act asa delegate.
On motion of John r. Waddey, Dr.. j j. Slnkin
OF Norfolk and George u. Wise OF Accomac, were
appointed alternsles.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
WM. HARMANSON, Chairman.
LEROY OLDHAM, Secretary.
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his evidence being substantially the same as before

his evidence being substantially the same as before
the inquest.
Hannah Conan, ths cook; Mrs Stsnsbury, the
lady to whom DR.. BIrds,i was about TO rent hls
house; John Burci.oIl, the doctors boy Mary
Donoho, the chsmbermaid. who had left few days
before the murder aud DIR. Main, were also exam
lhed. There were developments, and the
aspect OF the case seems to be- far in respects
altered
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
- Os--
NEW YORK MARKETS MI Il

Cotton s depressed; sales O? 40 bales the Europs.
advices disappointing srilcrs Flour nrm. fh"- o
oOJO bbs at an advance OF cts state and 10 cts Oh
% - 10, and mixed to good standard Southern ~
STAR ~. Wheat Is buoyan, saes Of 1903 bushels at 30
advance OF cts Whit; s.!as Of white IT = 60 ana
Southern red at 81 6li Corn /. firm; sales OF - 90 e9'
mixed az e3 cts PORK il hnn sales OF Mess al 81 y
% 50 Beet Is steady packed Ch!cogo a, SO 10 -
Lard hrn: sales ut ~; Whi-kcy Ern sales q: - -
Tor ONO Sugar Il iru; s.es OF Cuba Muscardo >; 81
cts Coffee is dui sales Ut Rio 81 II IL: Cts, 90
Java -: cts Lin..cd oil Fl cts spitits luTpentE'
steady sales NJ 20 c Rosiu is rrn sales Of common
81 CD % Rc. i firm: sale At {! ) eta FREQ
are trmer Catrc-Becves have declined fully IL cet.
closing dull Receipts Of 300 head Sheep and l8n'
have declined 81 per h-sd. Swine are slightly lo""'
coed to prime selling at g AZ 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
For HE Enouire,
FoT Tie Enquirer.
TORS OF THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
PANY IN RELATIONTO MEETING AT COR


louisville.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors Of the Viz
GINA Central Railroad Company. held April 10Th,
1857, present-Col f. Fontaine, President; William
Overton, Jacob Baylor and n. b. Hill, Esqs., and
Col. Samuel Carpenter. Directors.
On motion of the President. the following preamble
and resolution were adopted:
Whereas during the season Of frosts and SHOWS the
Board found it necessary to require the trains OF this
company to meet at Meltons turnout, partly on &C.
count Of the difficulty of reacling Gordonsville re-.
sultiug from detention in starting from Richmond and
the difficulty of making good speed on the grades
during that times these objections not existing ut this
season, and it being important TO advance the pas
sengers westward as rapidly practicable during the
season of visiting the Springs
Resolved, That the Superintendent of Transports
ton be instructed to cause the siding at Gordonsve
to be extended to construct new one as soon ne
practicable so as to allow the trains to pass each
other there; but to take care and provide that there
shall be space enough separating the up and down
trains 10 prevent the confusion heretofore resulting
from the passengers and their baggage belonging to
the two trains, being thrown together at that point
true copy from the minutes Of the Board.
T.. j. +. NETHERLAND, Clerk.
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LIVE STOCK MARKEr, raY7,1s5,.

I~IIOUk i NFPUHT
BEEf-Liooi beet IL and will command ST. 30
eross An extra lot would command {: gross.
SHEEr-shsep worth 81 JOnJ 50 gross. Lamb!
60 5oaI ~ per bend, according to quality.
HOGS-H0gs :: JJa9.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
PuIADEI.pHIa MARKETS Nay !.

Breads,uas held with much hrmue.s, but The ms
ket is devoid OF sctity owing in greet easure 20 =
want OF stocks in which operate. There is v'ry nt
export demand tor Flour. and only 100 bbi. sanan
brands dIsposcd OF r, 81 Is per bb 400 bo' br'
D. - IAN a,.. ~ oos M sNiH I'll 5rmy-,a
former at 4 % and the latter At 81 per Dbl -,
Grain Wheat is wautei for uihIc but there !s :. ~
or zone coming forward Sales Of l.G00 bus req ~
6s per bus and white at IS H. Rye comes ~
ward y=ry slowly and commands - cts. Corn . " a,
demand, but there is much ofer!ng-sa'es" o. %
bus Southern yellow at IS cs sa Jat and IN store
are selling freely from AZ 81 80 cts per oHs"'s
bus Delaware, al lat, sold at the latter rate.
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'rRGryrA-FREpERrcx COUNTY, set

YIRGIyrA-FREpERIcx COUNTY, set:
This day. Henry N. Brent. Cashier Of the Bank of The
Valley in Virginia. onsy appeared before the sub
scrber of the Peace in and tor the county aiore
said AM made oath thar the foregoing exhibits the true
condition of said Bank on the 3st day of March, 1857
made up from the books Of the Bank and the reports from
the several Branches thereof to the best OF his knowledge
and belief.
J.P. RELY J p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
ENGLAND AND FRANCE AGAINST NEW

ENGLAND AND FRANCE AGAINST NEW
49, GRANADA &c.
MAsHlSeroS. May 6.-Both the British and French
MINISTER'S, said, have represented to the govern.
ueh1 "i New Granada that she is wrong in regard to
the controversy with the United States, and that if
ehe persists In her position she will not he supported
in i by either England or France
Negotiations With England will not be resumed up.
on the basis Of the Dallas Clarendon treaty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
OF VIRGINIA HANAs'

BANK OF THE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA,
WrycnEsrEa. April 80, le57. 5.
To His Excellency HrSpY A. WISE, Governor OF 'ir
gnia: ,;;, os ,b;,
SrR- enclose statements showing the condtion OF 'nS
Bank on the lst day OF April, ls56 aud 3l't uit.
II. NJ BRENT, Cashier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08

hold in Richmond the 18th mat. Carried
ton to Ss nss moved to the in
-. n Dsmoorato papers Of Richmond and petersburg
Carried. r. W., a. Friend, the meeting ad
on a'''''' VIM. Fl. DENNIS, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08

FRE.HET ~ VIRGIsIA.-There is great freshet
in James River. Some Of the wharves, streets and
houses in the lower part OF Richmond, submerged,
and the low grounds fast overlooking. Much
damage is apprehended to the crops on the river
There has been no such freshet since lSi7.
AT Lynchburg the ws;er had risen seventeen teet,
but is now falling. Percivas island is overaowed,
and the tresse work of the Soufhsds railroad there
swept away impeding the passenger trains.
The freshet, bearing down enormous quantities OF
DRIFT wood, is sweeping the usually placid bed
of the AppomattOx. Fences up the river have been
demolished, and numerous low grounds, which have
been planted with corn, swamped and, ior the season,
ruin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
MANUFACTURERS. AND FARMERS, BANK OF

Observation-Disclosures April 2-th, ls57.
His Excellcncy. Henry A. WISE Governor Of Virginia:
SrR-tIerrn enclose in conformity with law, the quar-.
terly statement of the condition oil this Bank. for the
Oh ,rer ending March 81 1871! with corresponding
mem, of lasr year for Jour consideration
Very respectfully,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
Qurn CnIrN1Y To Wit:

Before mo- the subscriber a Notary Public. for the
county aforesaid and of Virginia, being duly
mi,son.d and sworn residing in the city OF Wneclns
personally came j. r. Dickey. Cashier OF the Mauuacu
rer, and Farmers Bank Of Wheeling, snd made oath in
due FORM the above statement is correct to the best
of his Knowledge and belief.
Given undor my hand, this 2sth day of April, 1857.
d. BROWN, Notary Public,
Ohio County, Vrsnia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08

We the undersigned, Directors Of the Manufacturers
AMI Farmers Bank of Wheeling do hereby certify. that
we have examined the books and OF snid Bank
ami find the above statement to be-
Given under hands this LIST day Of april, le51.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08

CoSptrIoN OF THE BANK OF THE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA.
rNcLrpIya ITS OFYIcEs OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08
J. X. DICKEY, Cashier

STATEMENT OF THE COSDIrr0S OF THE MANUFACTURERS
AND FARMERS BASK or WHEELING FOR THE QUARTER
ESpISG MARCH, 81, 1884, WITH CORRESPONDING STATE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08

The undersigned Directors OF the Bank Of the Valley
in Virginia. have examined the foregoing report and con-
pared it with the reports from the mother Bank aud sevs'
raj Branches thereof, and find It correct
A. s. B LDWIN.
JACOB BAKER.
GEO. w. WARD,
J. P. SMITH,
WM MILLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08

1, =" T. r.. y r. u,
JACOB HORSHOOk,
JNO. McLURE. JR.
HUGH NICHOLS,
+. NJ. NORTON,
JEO GOSHORN.
GEORGE SAWTELL,
GEO. MENDEL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-08

Second race, Proprietors Purse $780, two mile
heats, resulted as follows:
} ames Tullys g h Engineer, years old, by Revenue
dam Andrewetta, by Andrew.
D. McDaniels br Don Juan, i years old,
by Glencoe, dam Darkness, by Wagner. dr.
Bowl. X Halls ch III Sonuma, years old, by
Register, dam by Steel. ...................d dis.
0. p llars's b h Toler, years old, BY Chde
Harold dam MachiVness, by imported
\, MI II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10
PATENT GALVANIZED IRON
PORTABL E OVENS!

rI,IiIs Invention, the result nf practical expert
encc. IL now confidently presented 10 the
puhlc 10 superior In point ofecouomy' safety, do.
liability, ease of management, convenience, aud
alayr al In the uaryallcd manner IN hioh u does
IL. work, to any other Invention Of the Kind now
IN use.
rs POfssi Oro, doing everything required
oi 10 In the most superior manner.
Tor roasting meats, II H. ully cqualto the Old
Fashioned Spit. which - we'll known iohavc been
the br.t method ever Invented. IL will roast NJ
the same time a. many different Kinds Of meats as
the Oven can contain, aud each piece VII hc per.
iectly sweet and Zee from the gasscs arising Tom
the different Nariciics, as these gases are let on
through au escape pipe az the top.
For baking bread anl ptsuy, the oven" Win
out rival re- the heat b. regulated 10y dampcts AZ
the bottom aud b. undrr the perfect control OF the
upsrltof.
hisnat eNcrllcd In poiut n economy a. The
heat rc5iuifcd Il. generated within The oven, The
material from which 10 H. manufactured being e
nrn.co1Iurtor, and constructed With air-cha
there b. no radiation Of heat, ani smn'l H'an'llN
of ficl will Keep II going ior huufs'
The matsriaIW,ll Neither rust nor burn OCT aud
the oven will last Tor ycars. .,
E,cr, oven warranted 90 give co'''' '''''i'''
ton.
seven .ilc., suitable fur the smallest pf'V'ir
family. me- f,r steamers aud hotels Of lh' largest
,Ns. .re manufactured. Al ordcr' directed To-
ihr .lb.rribrr., at Suuth Paris, Willh' promptly
attended Co. ..,.,.,.,.N. ~,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10
THE WORLDS MEDICINE.
DR.. Smiths Sugar Coated Pills.
THEY ALWAYS DO GooD'n

Mr.. sarah \. Gould, Matron u the U. :. Ma
val Hospital at Broukhn, save.
"Ifthefr d. a medicine adapted 10 the numer'
Gus ailment. II mankind 10 b. Dr. Smith Sugai
Coated piIls. have used them and Seen ther
u.sd with che most n.tpni.hirg rrsults-in several
Instance. within my know ledge, restoring the pa
tient from extreme low and suffering tn strength
and health Fsr LIHss. dHusg pr'FHlHrg, these
Pills are q sovereign lalm. ] recommend uem
90 aIl as r. valuable tnil, medicine
CSi1ur,D SARAH 4. GOULD.
M,,ron of the q. :. Naval Hospital.
"Dr. Smith. Sug,rci Coated pills have hern
need ~ the Ehudgr street Dsbiors Poison, With
UNCOMMON satisfaction. have never heard q
medicine spoken II With more interest 10y the PET
son, Who have taken thr.a riIIs.'
JAMES ]. BENlNS, pspuiy sheriff.
From a p,r, OF ths Michigan Legislature --
,sThis d. tp rsriii, that vr have made nee oi q.
Hrupmlu ~m.th's ~u1ir Coated rills, nud cousid-
sr them Gee superior 90 any other fil's offered To-
the puh.ir."
Hon. Wm. n. psl.,, Ahnm krhy,
lion. 4. y. Lawrence, Nathan b'l, W. p'
Chtr.s. q. Muus, ". VI. smith
Squire Rice, Rev. i''.' ''r''nn'
e. ". ATwELL, Portland, General Agent
iof Ml,ur.
SoJb, Andrew. & Bates, rars lli'li Wm. \.
Ru.t. Suutb p,rs. a.. Atwood Z, Co., hurAhrHi
a.. e. Sh,LIst .HI HuiY'phus Young, Norway,
luI dealer. 900 medicine ryruuHDfr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

Tur Bu'srN' or GuNoB Khan. The
Pensacola (west Froridal Times was during
its existence the gryatost periodical aaoa'.
Punch is bunelsr in comparison. Iide
the following introduction to homcspun
poem by the editor
Its related that box Of seidltI powders
was once taken by the Khan OF Tartary,
from an English traveller, who was obliged
to give directions Tor The use Of his plundered
property-which unfortunately, wcre ohey''
70 the letter. one day biz Tariaric Majesty
thought he would TIT the refreshing gual'
titles Of this novel beverage, Tor his taste bad
reurisd Of his native shgrbcts, cooled with
snow from the shciercayred mountain
PEAKS Of Central asia. Accordingly, hy
special arman, he .isuifcl ms imperial De-
sire for the strange drink Of the Ga0ur, and
the box Of sciilits powders was brought
from the treasury, aud the preparation 20
the drait c5nfd,d % the Grand Mixer of che
Royal Sberbcts Thi. iung,ionary, Of most
,killful accomplishment in thccomrounlI.s
Of simplcs or % chcm.ea'. dissolved the
contents OF the twelve blue papers in one
goblet Of jswclcd crlI, and ttos' Of the
twelve white papers ia another, and, after
proclamation 20 the couriirr- 90 veil their
faces for the Sou Of the Prophet wa, about
20 drink. upon his knees, With avert D tcc,
ths Grand Mixer presented thc two l1,l, o.
his Monarch. who drank Hr,' the one and
Immediately the other. Au rT.rvrsgeucr 100
once eusued iu thr Imperial stomach, which
DISSEMINATED bis aunr.Ht-l person through
oui the realm .u fragments more uar.'...-
nal than ,hc Tr,iels a, sweet oi.- from
the mu,k. r1uebul Oh. small urru. T.t..'.
This trasi, event g., sarr-.I CD B. come
mcmoratei Boz Oh, cr-.ues ,.r-.Ear.r ".
an Oriental cr,mruy .. U.s. Oh. r.r-
sian King % song, ina Tr.m u..ve Case.
nomenclature, artlosnr'y,t.r-urry and
chronology yield readily 90 tag .1.r.us.., ..
verse
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10

YEEr Aw>wtEH. >.m. or our r.lI.r-
may remember t.eearHa. ar..urt..aman
who drel very saiiu.yu t... ety o u...
since, over Whose aea, .. DO. bod. vu, ,z-
posed al, the grave, a .4llusaa..auI u-Ht
pAsssI 50 strangely, that che lieuI, REMOVED
At back % the blss. ana kept cap friction,
all nigh, trying 90 restore % o. l... W.
learn since Jrltslmr or Che arz.Hg. friend.
Of the der.a.rI yi.ItrI N.v York 600 Che
time and tr..i o. IulHra t.a physician v.H
ATTENDED che man Goo l.s Ia.t l..a .-. o. 30 ur
and Try bis sail, toward. i., restoration.
DR.. ; listened awhile liner laluu,'y, hatat
La; seemed 90 believe gas story ula.s ia..r
nAn,. "Blt, said Dee, 81 h1rryl won't
Be able 10 restore him really bon, v14
won't" Why 20 asked Dis visitor. Boa
AnaEeuent. "w,l, .lIl che doctor. 81
dOH's see how he would De able Q, sst along
lit would b. very awkward l1r hlm-ir
his liver and heart are in that r,r on t.r
shell" Daily Times.
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AVIAN BLACK. Cl,,l.


O,roru, ss.-Srrr,ms Jul,claI Court. March
Tenn. 1851.
Aul now 10 appearing o. che Court that ihr s'Hl
Defendant o. noe 1n luhIbinnt ui ihts state, aui
hb. up tenant. B-,bi, ur nitHmg, th'Wio, pnt that
be- has u, notice ui che r,HH.ug, ui ibs suis II s
urH,r,J o., thJ Cuuu thlt ihr sald rhiHih uuth
.s.iI defendant ut Doe uTuirnc, ct ihis sut, h,
,1u.tu- an srtr-tsa ,Hp, OF lhis Writ, with 'hi'
urIrt ct Cont thereon, fu lr Tuhushr. three
weeks .,rD,ssIV,h Boz tbr oNird nrm1rrli. pun.
I. newspaper puH.rl 90 Pare iu .1ll tuuHiN,
ths Ast ut lad publications tH o. thirty days 81
Bee, lfEIrr tbr rrNt term eft -tii D.r.i, Goo o.
hHHiru lt rtus, Bi.fr.Bfa, un i1r sgcu1. luT.l1N
Of Nu-u.t u,St. tr thr ,Hl chat fhr niI nr..ui'Ht
uH, ihrn BuI tl.u appear 90 said tH.ri, aud
sh,v r,us,. DO ar, hr De-. vh, IrI-m.1t sdHuli
u.i DEL rcuirIJI 1rllust hIl, saJ execution i5fu,d
a..HiIm-y.
Aur.. NIyAU ulNCk. C'uk.
Nuuc cops IranuasuuprI uu..rui D"'rt
thereon. Ausl NLNAll HlArk, t.uh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10

Il j. saId that Dr franklin vasawlre ai
the czis,snce % valuable copper mines 900
Lake Superior, having aai arrss, ,a Paris.
% the charts OF Fs.ugl voyages. a.i when
he drew o., TREATY. with England. h.r.u Oh.
line through the lake s' a. 90 iu..al. t.r
bet mineral lands, saving Ca ir..ul chat
this act would ygt hr regarded thr h.., ..r-
vice be had ever done Ii, country, lr 30
would enable ,he United State, 90 -ruIeT.
PR TO Europe atac.,, cheaper thau tlas.
taking {, lr.u European mines.
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baking. " ~. u.,I al.ui tgu ,Hr.s "I "."' '1 'h'''
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an tI.'r.u.I sr,. iar 5000 ,pu r,eubi, ihr beat
.r.t,. .1It tbr amount 500 h,', 900 'hr ''n''
mLr. N a.s. uul heat iHr r.um, ana 'n' "''
can I,L, without Iuluiu- ihrus'''s, in 'h. COM.
mon SOC, .iu.in. stoves. I rru ,hr.'inUF t',g.n.
.u.ul fHnsr owen. tu aIl Who have baking l' a' "'
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al ANA l,,,. which rs,s. ra tb, u.uaI n1l 90
Liking. You're Respectfully,
". ". EASTMAN, Warden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10

OXFORD, ss.->HHuHe lrI.,.aI court, March
Tenn, l-55.
AuI % H1N appearing fH Doc Cont ih1t the ,l.l
DH.rifu' Is nHi aI YItH.nuf uiib.. state, and
hB. Hp irlHui agent, ur l,fHu., therein, IHI tbit
lr BIAS ub u.t,y ui che p. .uat ct thls sutt. ltis
.uIrr,I ll tb, Court fhf tI. -B.I Plaintiff ustib
fH. uil Defendant 90 thr ufrIgur, ct tbi. suit o.,
,tH-rg sttr., COPS uff coo. wit, with thf. order
Of t.ur thereon, il De- UulIl.lrI tire, weeks sur-
o.,.y,'l 90 The ONiHri Democrat, u'rtpap'r
printed 10 rsu., u slI County az ONuul, the
last ct ,AI publications 60 o.. thirty dlNs si i,,.t
i,Hre Oh, usNt trfu ul laid tHu.t o. o. hH,lru at
Pare, aforesaid, uu thg second lur.iay ct August
r,Nt, o. thg ,UI thIt tAr -liI Dg,uli1t mI,
then sHI i.gru appear at .1H Coutt, aHi sh,N
cause. 90 aul hs hss, Why iu '-meHt .houd not o.
rendered H-liu.t him. AMI execution issr,i ace
cuuIIl-N. Attest ALNAu BLACK, Clerk
\ iur cops oi Plaintiff. wit aud uuI,r oi Court
thereon. Affect ALNAll BLACk, Clelk.