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Tellk ampf l. Kitching's Wool Circular

No 81 BIsvEs sTREtr. NV .YoRY O,t 4 lsi7
Since last repor great change has taken pacr IL m.
Wool M,rs.t only bu, IN al b,nehe. Of trade We bsV.
witnessed most tArraordIsIy panic, which hr.t Originated
with clique and he entire commercial community hal ip
OF this f:t feel mortified AZ the ydn
result Il IL TACT, bth ssz.cty aud d ritv
been apparently forgotten AID he Of the us1v
mas also proved 70 be prominent I'll the present tne
leaving the banks without the power OF regulate h
rate of discount Considering the prosperity the count G
many yes past and the abundant and promising
over The Union, 10 the sstonish find panic
opssr i3an few dsya The policy of the Bank Of Enrani n
sppcd 70 our own bsnks would Ay sur. q,
20 h"sfhy siss Of things and higher r,,.
~ 80" 80
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N.dRLNE JOURNAL
rogr OF NEw-YoRK......sp. n
Cleared.

s.e.mshjp-Persis Judkias. Liverpool Canaai GssssD
OrI Duncan. Glasgow, j. Rseburni Indiana tBrh bsls,
Howard Ws.cn Hsnbers L. Amstnck, John h.s'
cock Coffin New Orleans, H. Brishsm Endynion. hsnsG
fjy-,,roo HowIand Frothipghsmj lsssc Wright, Asss
Liyerroo C. H. Msrshs OntsTio, Wood Liverpool onns'a
Minturp Co.. n..ls
RTie-Calarte (Port }, Refs Oporto, = Amsinss. =
scHoor~r,-S A. Appleton, Taylor, Boston, W. y hemest
q " Whistler Parker Wismsburr Henry SMITH ~
Cir,ui Tawkrs Portsmouth Merrill Abbott; ssrsh Z,
Siai.h Wmington master; Persia (Brl Smith, st Jonn
% stoomer.~PeSnion. G wistt Baltimore, H. B. Cromwell
Stockton Cardiff, Baltimore, -.
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Disasters, &c.

WArurw ToWN. Ips=us Sept. The Am. schr Mary =
Kuapp i Keur ebupk Cspt ak from Port au Prinos boun
20 boon with cargo Of ogwood put in here Sunday e,ty
on Monday the rfu,ed 20 poceed In the 10 81
then peert wifbou- survey being held ber u
artan Isy determined 70 on the deck load which BE-
ing satisfactory 20 the crew, has been done She will proces
T. Ligrt - q
hoLNEss HOLE, sept as-Tbe schr. Everslsds, Wood q
and from Blue Hil NJ with of granite fof bsitisoT
put this port for repairs the 5;h having 'pfuas esx
thu pasfese ~
fBy letter Elwood Walter e,q sessy BOssd Underwr
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
Notice In Nnrimcrs.

LIGHTHOUSE AT HoRrox's PoiST, LONG ISLAND SNsa[
Gu The 18th dsy Of october, 1887 third orcer cs.shs
Fixed Light viii exhibited for the rt time from tse h
Tower 81 Hort.Ds Point north shore II Long
This L1hthouss Tower Is ~ feet high built Of ercs 80
light vii have focal plane u lie eet above tho mean H
the sea. -
Til. towe. is attached to the keepers dwelling which NV
Of brick. "a
The sTpro1in.te position Of this Lighthouses
Latitude Az
Longitude ~ s. lS ,,,.,,u..
II. nautical mile. W w from Pumbe Islsnd Lfs ''"'''
BY order ii the Lighthouse board, x,s,..,. r
DUANE Lieut.. Corps OF hheA'~"s
Engineer Ofce, Third Lighthouse District, .. ,es, "a
New.York, Sept. II, is''
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Nv Teieypaph. .

BOSTON sept. g AR ship Aiddlescx, Godfrey, SswV
leans; bsks W Boynton. snsley, Piou; sam Sgea M,y
New OriesLs Ainaa Rchardson Charlesen; bng "inose
Ro.e, Philadelphia, steamer Joseph Whitaey Hevss,
tlu.oTe. :. IL
CHARLESTON Sept. 22.-The u. s. NJ steamship No
Vile MuTIay arrived here from Sewiork at ossock ~
Mon Lsy D
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eoupter of the Bank and burned he desk 70 cIisp'
srS rom thence communic .ted 10 the doors and ce
nc and almost everything ccnbusnee N 'ne r"o"c ,oo
The bulldog wss dsm,ged to the eitsn1 y. a.; !
The loss 20 the Bank not se1'u ~ ne n'7 49,
NO. reseh sny Of ,hr fund.- and :hs ei''rs ssy 'hA
the assets OF the Bark are all safe. i
Cbss. II Hasbrouck, one OF the elsIks' u arrested
On suspicion Cf firing the building.
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Passengers Arrived

=, ..,.,,;, pIaa4egphio frorg Hacaaa-Mrs. W Hssch
Y; T,,nsr NJ Norssn j. csssfo Gs,cia, u ArzaSes l.
R.nirsI santa Ress A. B. Grant. eeo CslAsen y Csr.
a I ebr, C. Cuion s. Mckee, J. Newman, Mrs. H.sp
Nsge an others in the s:eerase an, ,,,, -,
10 mir Parana from Buenos fyss-I W. o1oeft, W. y
tper.ws. Chss A Pursss, Robert Wiley. -
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

W. L. PALMER is sgr Agent in sYRAerssi0f 'As ''s
TRisusE
M.,,r, o,y, Bcxt SORT, No. Isl Mss-st ~ - g.
on6ce Bu.,dins HIKTJo-D, are Agents for tes -
py o.. ,,...-r, puiaipf) and BELL HEHpasr
son ar. cur H.en,. n ALsAsY for the sale Of TAG Issvs
L. D. CAMPBELL cur Agent fsf'A' sale % aAA -
kLMIRA. a.
.'ss ,a Ess q EHs gs,ssss ssse
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

Hrrt.ryss ALnAsAc....Tsis nAY.
r,,ss = b.5s sess.......5;fSi Moon-S<ts.. 2iom
HrGH wATER....THis o.f.
Sandy Hook. 4:49 Gov. isPd-. 5iSs deh eass I'D
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%. c.rrrrrrx RrPnn1rn rnR TIE TRIRuNE.

uarLets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR lHE tRihuNh'
TUESDAY. Sept. - 1851.
AsHEs-Tb- de-snd for both kinds - Limited sAes o'
Pet. s., ~ IS snd Pearls 80 80 - - - $780,.
COTTOS~The rsri :. under the difficulties m ns-ptiitng
exchange without the slightest movemeot the s's Is not
oy,r 90 b,.. Spnners are the and exp ers
willing % operse prevented from doing oy tAe condition
Of monetary the insgncan: supply We quote
nouinaly a. follows;
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30

Albert ii. Nicolay viii held special auction sale OF
S,oeks AID Bonds tomorrow "Wednesday a. Ia
O'Clock, at the Merchant. Exchange.
The following sales Of Stocks and Bonds were made
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-25

that it will not settle the Kansas question
or localiie the issue that it will, fear,
be attended by civil war, extending perhaps,
throughout the Union thus bringing this
question back again upon Congress and be.
fore the people in the most dangerous and
alarming aspect,
The question OF slavery had disappeared
when 10 entered the Territory, and the
question Of sclfg,ycrnmcnt bad taken it,
place. There was then but 500 slaves in
the Territory. Already It had been admit
til that I, could not be made slave State,
and the corporation Of Free State men had
been solicited % make It conservative dem-
ocratic ire State. Even as late as the 3d
or Julv, 1867, when the democratic terrific
rial convention assembled at l"comp'ou, in
consequence, Of the Laws Of climate anl the
wcll.kr,vn will Of the people, none con.
tended that slavery could be- established
there. Nor was it until my southern OPP
r1nguts iu,crirrcl IN the Affairs Of Kansas,
and by d,nuuciauon. menace, and other
wise. aided at a critical period by several
federal office holders in Kansas, including
thc encouragement, (,hc president OF the
conycutiuu) with his immense patronage,
embracing many hundred employees, inter
,.,.l ,,# us LTlir,r- without the kupvl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-25
Kansas Bills.


II will be seen by our Congressional sum.
mary that bills were introduced in both the
House and senate, on the 18th, authorizing
the people Of Kansas to form Constitution,
preparatory to admission To the Union rs
State. Mr. Douglas introduced the Senate
bill, and Mr.. Banks that Of the House. The
provisions or the bills are as follows:
Tho hill introduced into the Senate nv Mr..
Douglas, provides Tor board Of five per.
sons to be appointed by the President, and
confirmed by the Senate, 20 make an emu.
mcrttion Of the inhabitants Of Kansas, and
fair apportionmcnt Of members to the
Convention. II also provides Tor an clec-
ton to d. held on day designated hy the
Board. not lr., than 90 nor more than 100
days from the passage OF thi. act. Also
provides that the Board shall De entrusted
with appointments Of judges and places OF
voting, which i to be con6icd To every free
white male citizen of the United States over
"a years, who may be a bona Glc inhabi-
nut Of the Territory on the 2lst Of Decem.
Der, and who shall have resided three months
previous thereto the said election in the
county in which be- offers to vote.
Also provides that the Convention shall
assemble at not les than 80 nor more than
90 DAYS after the election Of Delegates Al.o
provides that the constitution shall he sub
miitsI 20 the legal voters Tor their frcc &C.
ccptancc or rejection, and unless adopted
by the majority o., all the legal votes east
shall b, null and void.
Tho bill secure. ihc personal and political
rights OF the people. including those Of
speech and toe press.
Tho Kansas hilI introduced into the llousc
hy Mr.. Bank. provide. lar The formation Of
a constitution and State government by au.
,harisius the legal voters. ou thc Crit Mon.
d,y loo March. % elect delegates, two Tor
each Representative in ,hr Territorial Leg
i.lamr,. who shall assembled the capitol
on o.. first Monday .u--, AMI determine
by vote, whether che people OF Kansas wish
her 90 b. admitted into the Union nt that
time and IT So. shall form constitution
and take all necessary stops 'or thc csnb-
i.hmeut OF a State government, subject go
the approval and ratification ~ the people
OF Kansas, The u.hcr sections ct Mr..
Bank. bill relate o. the census upon which
o. base he election Of rgrrrssnuii'cs--io
land lor frrc schools, uuNcpiiir., public
bmlliuc., salt springs, Sc. The huundar0'
proposed ~, substantially he same as those
made hy Mr. Toomh,' bill and would ho
,atilas,ury g. Kansas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-25

man in the Senatc-a man who can and will
successfully break il down uulcs- it changes
il course Of policy. From present appear
anccs buchanan will bc In "a minority in the
House upon his Kansas policy, AMI in that
case nominal majority in the Senate will
be Of no service 10 him. viii Douglas and
his friends hack down? We think not.
From present appearances the die Is east,
the black democracy are divided, the South
must yield or the black democracy aye a
doon,ri party Thrngs now look cncouas-
ing. The political skies look bright. Pres
cnt indications inspire the patriotic breast
with hope tha, our glorious republic will out
Ii,c the rgisn OF tyrauts aud usurpars The
champions ct freedom now see much g. cheer
them on. Eighteen hundred sixty lo1ms up
Ia 10, distance. The beacon lights OF libcr-
ty are leiuc lighted up in region, hitherto
oycr,halovci BY the mist of error the sun
8, ri.ioc-,hc gorgeous, blazing ,un-I' i
the d" ,ua 81 Aua~l'.."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-25

Kansas MAITms. The democratic Con.
yen,i0n at Lccomp,on, nominated Frank
Marshal, Tor Governor, ". &. Mathews for
Lieut. Governor, and Mr. Carr Cor Congress.
The legislative Committee had examined
the Kickapoo returns, and admitted the Re
publican members. Tho legislature had
not acted on the recommendations Of Sccrc.
tary Stanton's Message.
Alta Mass Convention held ut Lccomp-
ton, on the 10th inst, resolutions were
passed endorsing the proceedings Of the del.
csl,c Convention held at Lawrence on the
81 inst, and plcdsing themselves, indiyid-
ually and collectively, 10 oppose to the ut
most the Constitution adopted a, Lccomp.
ton, aud resist every attempt made to pat
the Government in operation under the
same.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-25

Two Methodist ministers in North Caro-
lima, Mrs.r. Edward. and llosscr, have becn
" disciplined Tor indulgence in the game
Of ton.pins al 'hc Virginia SPRING last
summer.
Ifthcsc ministers had only procured sew.
orally Niger to whip, and therein
" exercised Themselves" daily, with a cat
o'.ninc tails, paddle, and hand-saw, they
might have had, If not conscience void Of
offence " an improbable standing in Con-
fcrcncc-pCrhaps would be on the high road
to a bishopric or at least prcsiding-eldcr.
ship. lZion's Advocate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-25

TE AEoosIooE PIoNEER is the title Of a
paper which has been started at Prc.quc
l.lc, Aroosiook Co., By VIM. ;. ". Gilman,
& Co. 1t is edited by Jos. y. Hall, E.q.
The Pioneer is published farther north than
any other paper in the United States, and
in an uuincorporated plantation. Its aim
is TO call attention to the resources Of that
County, aud TO urge that some immediate
steps sc taken to open communication, by
railway, with Bangor, as a means OF Undue
Ing the emigration ofso,tlcrs to that section
Of the State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-25
The Democratic Party Pictured by It's
Members

There u no picture - true, as that which
commands the powers aud descriptive agrn'
Gle, ol the sitter Everybody IN tAH world,
is probably aware how intensely vile and
corrupt tic s1-callcd Democratic party u.s.,
but il takes regular Democratic uprr 10
make the picture good. Tho Madison
(Wic0u,In) Patriot, q iull.bIooiri Loo
iOca newspaper, is responsible Tor The loi'
lowing allu,l0n % thc party ia 'h'' S'a'' +.
Minnesota Democrat.
Why is our party to-day on I's knees be-
for, IN, worldp IL requires no so1thsayyr
ar .,r.rr.r 10 answer that question. The
Marty ha, Mayed with edged tools, rs dull
y. IA hoe. at thlt--Iui has got cut 10
ba. IirtcI with political cyprians aud got
rlltsd IL has slept with uillerrng shaNgr,,
s.,updrcls and knlyry, and has caught the
b,rhcr's Itch. IL has brrathsd thA pcsll.
lential malaria from lhe liars OF old, rotten
unurincipled, scuryy. headed, milk.aud-wa.
ter, hr0ken.I0Nn, cast.UH, lcprJus Iukg-'
generous thieves, supgunuated w'"l 'eA-
cts, treasury plunderlnc, refuse oll',''a
ing, whiskry.soak.I, douhle.dis'iiI-d uui-
ICONS and psnitpntlry -ytllwa-s, WI" have
urcyrl and rur.gd uIUn The party AMI The
I,Gple until the substance Of each is almost
exhausted. and they look as lean aud hnk.
Thin. s,,are and ctdiycrous ~ starved bye
ma, confined 10 che Dismal swamp %. terror
AMI aI,cr,ity, through q thousand ctcmi-
lie. Of snow, slggt, hail. rain, thunder. light
ming. tempc.t,, and irrctriswhlc famine.
such j. the letil malldy that has oNeria-
ken the Democratic party in Wisconsin. IL
has been laid On thick aud fast, with dou'
ble.coating, shining, morared, plasteTed'
and rubbed IN, until the party resembles
more the ghost OF a spring colt--dead' de-
ceased, and done for, without skin, he,h' or
bones-than anything having life, longev-
ity, elasticity, yigor, vitality, or wldc'awakc
component parts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-25
The Senate Committee,

The Characteristic disregard Of the South.
ern democracy, Tor the rights Of the North
has manifested itscll in the construction n
the Senate Standing Committee. The 70.
publican, number fully one.thirl Of N.
members, aud are not second in min, NJ,
ability u any On the southern .rr nj ,b.
House; but, notwi,h.tandin, this. tb,y mr.,
hardly rcprcssn.cd. The B,.top J,9rn,I
call. attention 10 The construction or ann,
Of these Committee. as follow.
Mcs.r, Seward aud F,1ie ba,,a Mac, &,
the Committee on Foreign relations. b1, 4,
i, behind Mr..r. Mason. Douglas. Srfl.u
Polk aud Crittcndcn an Z ON the F.p,pr,
Committee, M.ssrs. F..,.uIru and Cameron
are buried under Hunter. Parrs. Gs.7
Bright and Brse But ono of the mas,
marked piece. of Injustice /, ,,rn in ,r,
construction of tho C,mmittr. mn Com.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-25
The Black Democracy Establishing
Slavery IN all the Free States

When che prrl SCOT, opinion came out,
we could uu, SEQ why it Iil NOT, In effect,
establish ..a.,ry ia every STAT, ia this Tn
ION, and we q, stated in s3mc comments
made upon thatIrci.ion. More firmly were
We convinced that such was uUcu'au.e %
the " lsr Shareholder" who gave that OK.
trn..uI,cinl opinion. after reading Buchan.
an, " sillimau Letter" Now 81 any one
doubt. ,bi., o., them read ihe following *.
tract from q late number of the Washington
Union, ,hr accredited organ Of the Pr,,i-
dent aud thr Black Democracy
The Constitution declares that the cit
irrus ul each stat. -mIl o. entitled O. 40
iia privilege, and immuu.iir, Ui citizens iu
OBJ, several States. Every citizen OF one
state coming into another State has, these.
tore right o. tuc protection % hIs person,
and that property which 0. rrcugnitrd a.
such hy t.. constitution OF thr United
States. rHu rr NJ 90 STATE o. %. contrary
r.nnIsvgrfHg -, f,r iFn" any state
having right o. deprive ham ui ihu prop
Tty. DO BE- iis hUauIru duiy o. protect him
iu .f- IHs-"-s.Hu.
" 10 fH,ss views ara c1rroJi--ls We heltsyr
30 would Do. difficult o. uyalaat ihrm-u
tiav, Hrf1H Sat. Grf, irifi.r Organic
NJ a".uIu, rio, praitiia ursu ~ enc
N... f-Hm 'ff.irg f7 ggH't'r, and iIHsI1g
..t s.Fr. rwrT'H rIh tin, and most ape
lH.u #.grH- o. f.uuf.s. 1rf tirH' rIH.I,
H..... .f OIL. ......T.. " .HH..H..a . .. Co..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-25
JomNJ.rrRRN. rditoI.

rerms.--.Ous dollar bud tU, Jsrf' strictly
,.,uvANcT aHs fHl'ar1Bt seventy -''' .''.s
withi1 siN mHurhs. two dollars re ..E
the yeaf. Tu~hu,h hu, csuts elII lr 'a.'. 700
eyst, YEAR Which r1turrtl Dol .f.''..
Adyrrisrm.Bts inserted lr '-t- '.'l PEI '..''
che prupris tore noe hHIrg ... .'' ''l '''.'
br,0nI fhs amount charge. ..I' f.''l....
rs rrrrs~altt a. 60. 10 STATE N''.
no.tuu, srd l22 Ns..Hu Sc N,s h.'Nr..
oRl, authorized H -rrtr ''I pro. a.IH-
iorwauIirr O. frHfT.s r-rr'..
- Pa,m.atIrr,I I lH,rrusrrfHis Is Deb. Iu
A.. ir. fr..4. rHr .ratr uI ffr tr-I .Hsrrfr.n.
~ C.HrH.. .Hf..ns sh..f Pol ....'.. n
s.Ths u's'ar. nrrrgrat. lrr... Me-.
lool ard job puu'irE
rEpurTIN AND NEATLY INIlrITu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-25
BueLauau Stabbed Tie House o. his
Friends


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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-25

Oysters We are indebted to Mr. james
Freeman Tor a kcs Of Oysters, from hi, frs,
cargo. FROM Virginia. They were Of the
Gr,t quality, and the largest We lave ever
seen. Mr.. Freeman keeps constantly On
hand a large supply Of oysters, and will fll
orders, from ,he country promptly, and on
reasonable terms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-25

|. 4. Dnison's advertisement was re-
ceiyei too late FOR insertion in this number
Of the Democrat, 1t shall appear next
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-25

, s,"' n'' DO" 'h' representative
W ''''' s'''' commercial siatrs, Alabama,
-'' ""' norm carolina take Tr"r'-
80 '' ,''", !" ''' sam. way on Naval
n - '''' ''l'' Us wong a 900 between Two
"'''.,'''' ana one N''t' American. -
'.'' ''' "''''''''' "' WISCONSIN, stands
''''' Oh" i"'''n A"'i''. I'n' ''i i1' im-
l''''"' committee nr' constituted with
'''' ',''',''' '' 'A' interests 'i i'' donnie
N''' '',,''n--'"' - ''r '.A' matter. $500
may ''' IN. ''"I'r'''''5 "'.mI .T''ri
'' '.'' '" '.. '.. '''F '' N...y
'''"'I ,..' ''''..'''' .. BOOKS
.'' ~ '. 'A ''- ''''
Tho N,,bi,. rp., ,sn. ,r. .,.-r.r,
man IN 10. rr.i.n v,.. l,f,.H..,
hu.k. and invited H. ,...rl.-. g.. .....,
him. An hand. r,m. ,,l ,.,g.I ,...r.
merry heart and pimI. cr..r. ir ,r,...,,.
ton Of d., r,cl supply Of pumpkin pic. I'm.
dian pudlIlr. &c.,, with which such or-a.
SION, are usually .r1vurl Time ra...I
swiftly On, until tlr small hour, were
no, far distant. and som. ar PIN, m.-. ...
date, who lived ata distance. concluded %
retire. They 9rler'i their haras, AMI when
on the point %, .nrtin, wcr, m,I-,uyin-
formed that an assessment of an.en cont,
was in' for h'r'.lTTirr. I.is neyI'.-. %
adi TIA, visions OF a so'i supper Instantly
vanished ir'm The now ''r.Iy vsy.i Inl'v'd-
ua'' who bad remained, and each AMI every
one took up bis silent march h'mawrl,
adicr, If no, wiser man W incline 20
Che belief that the blessings rnyei in he
behalf, that night, will do him .t'.r -ryie'.
The President make, show at orro.l.
ton to 'ho operations Of h'I'bu'''r Walker.
Walker y friends Ay that two members" i
she cabinet and - senator's 4r' opposed "
40! interference WIN bum
brigham Young urges very good arsl-
men' % sustain m' opinion chat th' L. $.
Government nn never overcome tao saints
OF Salt Lake CITY, when Doe says 'h,t luo,-
ooo,oOo has h.,u .IHut iua v.r asau.th
l.ttIe band oi seminole. Zoo Florida. aul
nothing ha' yet hrsn elected Wta iHs
immense aiunuc. hr ru.-.-e over t.e
>smtuoI.., both Boo uumh.r, of follower.
and distance from ihc capitol, Doc thinks OH
government, d able GO drive him from sale
Lake. cannot modest atm 300 thr mountains.
Mr. samuel Osborne. a a.sh.yr,renI,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-25
Resignation Of Gov. Walker.

l-lu..I g.v W,lL.r O., r..I.r tLs MT ui
"a. -.
'.'''".' '' N'''''. 80. '' ''''
Ger 90 l'r SECRETARY Hl N'l'' discussing ''
length DIS view. 600 popular sovereignty,
md STATING. a.. instruction. Given him hy
,... ..r...r.f... -
900 it.s. Instructions N.... H' "H' W'I' I'D
tr,r.1rI. ug Kansas. AsIt is now become
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