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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

On motion the Convention adjourned (,
meet at o'clock, =. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Convention met pursuant 10 adjourn
ment.
The Committee on permanent organiza
tion reported the following scn,iemcn ~
permanent officers III the Convention, viz
FOR President. j Il mou,s, Of Buchanan
CO.; Vice Presidents. Col Jas Thompson, .
Jefferson co. Hon Richard Bronson. OF Du
buque co; DIR c Bennett, of Polk co. Hon
Geo Berry. of Lee co
For Standardization + lIubbcll. Of Scott
CO.; W W Perkins Of Lee co: Il III Sylvester
ofJohnson co.
In taking the Chair. Col Thorn aiires-
sed the Convention in a brici and cppro,r;.
ate speech counselling harmony OF action,
and an adhesion to the Old Democratic mot
to, Everything for notwithstanding for
men" His remarks were greeted with
hearty applause.
The committee on credentials then re
turned and reported the following EQUITIES
entitled to delegates. which were rep
resented ~ follows:
Adair, l. not represented; Adams, /. do
Alamkce. 7. do; Appanoose, . do; Audi
bon, l, do
Benton, 8, David Robb, John McCartney
John Sells. 2. B. Culver, Sam. Douglass.
Black Hawk. s, s P. Brainard, Geo. W.
Linn. T. Wiley, Henry shernon. Andrew
XcLuky.
Boone. 4. c. W. Williams. NJ. Mcfarland.
J. T. Rice, j. w Clark.
Bremen, 3, not represented Butler. 9, do
Buchanan, S, Jas Jcnison, S s Mcclure
J B Thomas. 9 F Leavitt, Henry p Hen
ahaw.
Calhoun, !, not represented. Carroll, /,
Do.
Cas-, I, John A Wilson.
Cedar. Z. J X Snyder, J L Carey, c Cur.
u. = G Starr. John Flynn. Jacob d Wright,
" Wait
Csrro Gordo. !. not represented.
Chiekasa. !. " F Wright.
Clark, 8. Robert Beckett
Clayton, II, not represented.
( Chatou, 9, D Adams, J S Ridley. NBl
Baker, Lyman Evans, z H Arnold. John c |
nncher, II A Hart. A R Cotton,
Crawford, /. not represented; Dallas. 4. |
do; Davis. 10. do; Decatur. 6, do; Della.
ware. 8.
Desmoines. II, J c Hall J L Ccrse, VIM
y Coolbangh, P KrisLbaum. G Albright
" H Chum. D Steward, Geo Davidson.
james Clark. II II Wintor. Robt Robinson.
p Ryan, J NJ Morgan, S A Hudson.
Dubuque, -. Hampstead, T s Wilson,
n n Hayden, II Emerson, B N samuels
" 7 Barker. Lincoln Clark, d A M,hony,
Pw Crawford, W G Stewart, J NJ Griffith. !
Chas Cookery, r Benson, Warner Lewis.
rhos Rosera H $ Hetherington, G Kalten-
back, Henry Koch, P Quigley, r W Mead
9 Osntsslia, Stanton, Of New Wine, VS.
HAll, Of Cascade, Jonathan Higgins. Of
Kshiagssa. Rob Flanagan, Of Mosalem.
lnyya1A :, - fsprssenssd; Floyd, /, do;
eunkla !, =; ytsnosk :. Do; 0rss.s, I,
" 49, -; opfAsia, =. -; Hahil. I!
100 1 AkAnvnlsA |!
....,s s.l!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
REAL ESTATE,
REAL ESTATE A0EN0Y I I
JOS II u DIAL,

REAL ESTATE AGENCY IL
JOSHUA DIAL,
ReaS Estate Broker,
Co1NsR q s.sdy ssd srsaA ssssssa, y ssalss-
~ ectrance on Dfsdy street
RIAL EsrAr. SOUGHT AND s,,lD ~ Asssy
Loaned on Commissioa.
rAxss PAID and eosise,'eas nsds sos PARTIES n ~
LAND WARRANTS located and d, b,.,n.ss ,,,-
tanning T. Land Agency faithfully trsnssctsl.
G. MEYERS.
Notary Public and Cenyeyancer.
DEEDS and all other iassrumsass q vr,s,rs.
prompt? and carefully executed.
Ps't.casr attention given to tho investigatisa Of
Trles to Real Estass. aud abstracts slvsa When re-
Questsd.
REFER 70:
Club. Bro. Barrow o.. Davenport, Iowa.
Geo. l.. Davenport ESQ Davenport Iowa
Charles 4. Putnam ESQ. naVproee. Ivva.
Hon q c. h. Mitchell, DAvsnport. Iowa,
Snead, Coisrd Hughes, Dsnkers, Cinciasaii, Ohso.
}. J. Lsikin, Banker. Cineiusau Ohio
S Tn = a; 1,o;S !. : = Co. Fsil.s.lpais.
Lewis Ritting, g
J. D. 4. l. 8 Allen,
Gregg Sntder, -
s ns,i ssy !. r., I'm How, St. Louis.
The special attention Of oil seeking 70 make judi.
c.ous Investments In Real Estate, IL invtxd % oar
List whkh Comprises choice city propsssy and many
city also. farms and farm lands In Scott county
tose her With large amoauts Of uuimproved lands In
oil parts OF the State.
We give the following - specimens Of the property
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
For Rent.

prick Store on corner Of n ain .r,p
- opposite the Ferry Landing. viii h. 'n a streets,
Tor Dry Goods business. Apply Ia ~ rented low
"ss1<suu r.. L. DAEgNpanr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
For Sale ar Rent

SMALL SroREs fronting on Main stree, ma.
- Perry Landing, Apply 10 w. "'a' INC
esy3'itr q. L. DATEypoRr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

NHtsG store rooms and Offices on the A \ co,o.,
Ihir' and Ferry streets are cd snd for
sails or rent. would make an exneIirrt ncss,, ~
House and Hotel. Appyto o-''s
JonN roRRxsr,
May c3rdits ~"' s''Vu.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

A FARM OF 40 ACRES.
l.: miies from the court House, on the telegram
Roai--ail under cultlyation
New frame house, stable, orchard, he. Price olOO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

A0Nn hundred and twenty building lets N =,
1ASdis>oo T. the town Of post byrso.
These lots are cGtbis and handsoaaoy sttuateA =
she bank Of the A1ssissippi they VII b so3d = -
tonable 1erma.
For particulars Inquire Of Aessrs. Dursss. Pratt 4
OoYbtn Dow Dsvenposs, % e ~ suHscriber.
JA4nO NAY.
~ me subscriber he's numberiess desirsnie -
lenof land In and ncer the ctttae u Dovnpprt ana
LaClstre, amp near the town OF Port Byron that -
10 e. u sell. eOctlGtf1 q
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

NtaCTH haltof Section H. T. "a, RTE go acre.
- This ttact Gully mile. =. W. Of Waico,t N.
urst station en- III railroad West of psycn,,,yt
variety % 40 and 50 acre tracts, some near the
r4.lfvat For sale by
COOK X SARGENT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
4 4. = q /:
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.

L>Asr half OF LOT 6, In block 81, CITY of Davenport
~ Will the oritk house thereon erected s w. cor.
ngT 81 ~ and Rock Island streets
Ncst nail ~ lot Ia book So Second street, be-
tween tue. Is aud and Iowa streets, north idc adj
JOINING farmers House.
North half of lots 2 aud 10, in block 65 being rs
feet Oh koek Island street ard / u fest on Third
street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
MI ktsscss or Eancv.1rs1cx,s r..

All oar articles are MANUFACTURED by Gu selves Ard
undcs our immtd i~te supervision, which " gu an.
" 70 oe made Of the bot materials. Candies Of all
kinds sold at " HOLEsALE ct as low pr,ses A. shrv
can b. beusht IN New YoIk or sny other Market
BY strict attention 10 businsts, Furnishing yime
merit and obtain share u the H. crsi satronA - -
Discerning public. 70
Juls %df SHRICKER 4 NATruva
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
.~r Wits TsETa, pERFUMsD BREATH

A~P Wits TSETH, PERFUMED BREATH
w and D autiful Complexion eau be a,qa'r.d
y, u'ing the "Ba.nl " a Thousand Flowers " Wat
lady or Gent nah wouj remain una r the curse OF
d.ssyferatI: breath, when BY using g" Balm az
Thousand FiowelS' as dcnti!ri would only
rcnde II sweet, Ut leave the eth Nhie a.sha.-
ters Many persons do no, know tn ir breath 10 bad
aud the suffice delicate their friend vii. never
mention Il. bswaie OF CountcIf its. lie sure each
tie Is sIg'.d FhTAiD1E h Co, N. Y. For sac
oy oil druggists.
"WOoDLAND CREAM.'-- Potlade r beautify-
iEg The Hath GIL, y, rfuu,.d, superior 10 ans
Frenea arlcle imported, aud for hall the rice For
dr. sang La / - osir IL has ,Quil 81 ing il
oriSht glossy acpearsnce. 1t cau- t,rntitinan's
Har =" cum N the ustaral manner II r. moves
Dandrul aiwa5s giving he Hair the appear auoe OF
iag fresh shampoonei Price, only fifty cent?
None genuine unless sigafd
FETRIDGE h co.
Pop ietors OF the BARN OF a Thousand Fiuwers"
For ale by TAYLoRh bALLoRD, No 10 L., ieire
How. Sole agents for Davenport.
Juiy33dSw6
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

FO IL = ALE.
7 OTIS and 8. block 100. lie Clsire's Addition
II corner Of Thirteenth and Fsrnsm streets Deau
tifai building ,ots, e0xl00 feet each.
Valuable Lesss property in the burnt district,
Brady street. Long time may be lad.
lots In block u I"1 ,. xi5oJ ntar tho Raii Road
Depot.
8, block 81, OF Seventh street. between Ridley
and Scott streets. Beautiful grove and nne river
view
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
Sta bic for Rent


NV . sliey near Main st-ect. Applvs
~ q. Il IA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
For SalS..

1Sn acres OF Lard In Franklin County IsO
roO setea Of land In Mitch, II County no 80.
lmaydtf VIZ nr,,~~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
REAL ESTATE.
IL ARE CHANCE.
u u I l. OTIS.


0S ACRES OF choice land, one half mile rom o!ty
"a limits, for sale ~ very low rates tor cash.
COOK X SARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
Nr NAlA or lAasa

'wnNTr-THREE eligible Building Ioss. s,tu.,.a
on Hsrrison. Third Ripley and Blondcscs a, 49,.
tscnlars enquire Of CoRsIn 1 Dow. or wv Ss'-
tAuGdtO ssv.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
FOR SALE


49, % ysass at . low rent, sAe ccumod,
~ sssns Aouss Il nsss Davenport q - cpr.s,
q 49, 49, Mound streets, conta,nlnG ~ roerps n
s sns .y sMus'ed Tor Hotel % nosrdisr nors.'
ere anpss hf esid'n. stsbiine &c. The su,,sinS -
-. sna ~ii o. nni,hed and ready IT. an occupses
,,,,s,. wHHILDAnrn.
East Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
EOs. SAFE.
For Sale.

kHvS acres Of ground 20 rods east =,
= On southern Asenne-a hean,lfni si,' STREET.
nn"n,e >, % va" '' IN town lots to sdvsn,ssa WI
iunss,, a J MORSE oy
gro. L. NICEnu,S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

1E0 ACRES 6rst quality land, mile from the
lOO ciiy limits, sgitable 10 divide Into 5 acre
lots. Terms one rfth cash. balance la five years,
COOK X SARGENT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
FOR SALE.

large sized lots Ia Ma !, psvcnnc,,
= 81 IN central and convenient Locations Ill h.
oia cheap u applied for soon. Enquire Of
TALLAAN POWERS 1 YcIRAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
For Sale or Lease.

LOUk LOTS situated on ~ and Scott strsst. n,
(sEgIbdt0 JAnws S.v
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
Lands i'm Muscatine County.

Also various 20 AMI 50 tracts In Scott county
wei situated. Apply 20
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

4DIT has become an established fact that Or.
Hanforps lnvgorator wlll cure Liver L IN
Va aDt. Jauudice and General Debility Macy poo
pie personally AnowI to u, Who word caunvt b.
DOUBTED, have gisen n ir eertiucae 10 l.Oyc this
and with such = mass OF cva nee who eau doa bt
II truly the iuvsiid's fri nd, and VII. give r,les
when al ether emt dies fan and IN some instance
that have under our obstrva on Il tceEled the
mans Of snatch Lg its victim from The grave, W.
With al our readers wLo ed nt l!cne would Try
me boitle, for it viii surely give rcief.
AuguhtldAw
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

AIhe Chairman Of the Convention appoint
ed Hon. 5 Hampstead Chairman OF that
committee.
On motion the Convention adjourned to
meet At 2 o'clock, rM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

Large quantities OF unimproyei lands in Affair.
Calhoun, Cedar, Frank In, Greene, Grundy, 0uthra,
Hardin, Henry, Jasper j. hnson. Keokuk. Kossuth
Linn, Madison, potAwuttomie and fsma Countie.-
and III Rock Island county and Southern Illinois
Apply " J. DIAL 10. ,. Mayors
Real Estate Agents.
Jn'vlblif n W corner Brady and u ats
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-11-27
Worth Having

REEN'S Concentrated Essences of Pepper
W mint, Cinnamon, Cloves, Ginger and VIM
tergreen, put mp in L,HGE ASD SMALL BorrLRs
and for sale by the Gross, Dozen, and single bot.
tie, ut GREEN'S Drug store.
Sept. ls, 1857.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-11-27
7DECECTABCE.

FINE LOT Of PERFUMERY, such AZ Ex-
"A tract Citr0nella Rose, Extract Tea Rose,
West End, Jockey Club. Miile.leur, Musk, Patch.
ouly, Prairie Flowers, German Cologne, Otta
Rose, Honey Suckle. Verbcna Gerlneuin,
"Fraiigapani," &C., Call and try them. For
sale at GREENS DRuG STORE.
sept. IL. 1867. = q
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-11-27
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.

WE are selling Goods cheaper than they
w can be had anywhere in this section 81
country. II. a SONS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-11-27
FLANN ELS,

A fine article all Wool. at 2s; Cotton at 10
to iai cents per yard. that will defy cold
weather, at HEAD QUARTERS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-11-27

'@CssgAs . Nsppiss.''-The mdden
advent Of winter has caught not few in
"hx"--the farmers with their corn not
housed nor even husked, diverse Others
without wood or fodder, the printer otcourse
included a. especially destitute. his patrons
not usually supplying his wants till all 9TH
ers have supeiabundance. II it were not
for the hope of that "good time 4 coming"
that buoys him up, he "would be Of ell men
the most misersble."
Returned to the Practice Of Law. -
Mr.. Henry Brown, formerly editor of the
CouRIER, has resumed the Practice of Law,
a. will be seen by card in another column.
Mr.. Brown is an agreeable aud obliRing
gentleman. with whom to do business. We
hope that he will find his present occ cupstion
both more lucrative and less embarrassing
than that Of an editor aad publisher. We
wish him all possible success.
Cosrt Of Common Piess.-The Court
Of Common Pleas adjourned on Monday last.
Thee was considerable business disposed
OF. but none, we believe, ofany great impor-
tsnee. This was the first te;m for Judge
Whitley in this county. We hear leading
members Of the bar, speak very highly Of his
department ON the bench. There 10 NO
question but he far outstIips the former
Dsnoorstie incumbent in the olearness and
plainness Of his decisions, and in industry
and cazsfu research.
New Advertisensnts .-- See card d
1sssrs Colt 4 Browns, who have associated
IN The practice Of Law; also. advertisement
Of Dr. A. Lsnsworthy. in reference 70 tn,
Burning Fluid and Sellers Medicines; alt
Mr.. J. u. stabh's advertisement feApsodues
and the Editors advertisement sf Lane
Aoeooy. ...,f'. s..
Arrested. A.TAa indiyidns a named Swim
dlsr. vS arrested in this plscs. on wsdnss
day Last. charged with taking money fSop
sdIswsr in Lamb Grocery. Aissr . hear
Ing hs IVES required 10 give bonds to III,
amount Of sipo. for his appearance q
Court. - -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-11-27
,NAMILY MEDICINES

and bs, healed OF your DIseasnsi We do not put
up our Eye Balm for anything but Sore Ewes
iced not suffer with Sore Mouth. or Ulcers u,
ON any past Of the body, for II 10 30 healing to
all such surfaces, that II will cure them quick.
or than any thing elae. Apply II, If you Wish,
with quill feather, 10 the sores, once, twice,
or three usses esys ne you deem y neoessary,
Prepared aud sold, wholesale and retail, ~
@-N A. LANGwORTHY,pf pfndlsy, 20.
July "a, 1887. Sold also by d. DuoS. O.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-11-27


d0cR as U0rthttss.
1T IL n fact well known TO all our Western Gil.
Il iZeDs, that the miaSm that IL constantly I
present In the air or this rich Western country, |
and the chitnges which occur 81 frequently, |
from heat TO cold, give rise to various forms oil
,diseasc, and II becomes AN important inquiry,
then, to us, what we can do to prevent these
sudden attacks to which we are soliabep An
old saying Is ian ounce Of prevention IL worth
n pound OF cure" and In nothing is u trucr
than In this,-for In however many forms We
are attacked with Illness, the primary cause isl
nearly the same. We catch cold, or over.cat,
the pores of the body become closed and the
refuse matter which Is generally thrown out of
the system by sensible or ilsciisibie perspira.
tions, remains In II and clogs II up, and the
consequence Is that the inward functions Of the
body cannot perform their duty. any more than
a watch can. tho cogs Ut whose wheels are illcd
with dirt, Every part of our bodies demands
its different element from the food, and the
part our stomachs takes Ia To eliminate snch
parts, and send them Ia thoir proper direction:
when our system Is fully open, this is well and
beautifully done, and such parts of our food as
are not needed, are thrown out by pcrspira-
tion, and the natural outlets of our bodies,
but when cold, or other causes. stops these
outlets this oh.tl (if We may 10 speak, remains
in the body; and Fevers, Rheumatism, jam.
&C., Occur whst Hen Ii shaIi We d"s FGs SS:, ss,,
swor Is easy;-cleanse the system thoroughly
restore the natural outlets and we are free.-
When shall wo do III Shall We wait till the dis.
case becomes set upon us? No! let us take
A SIMPLE vEGETABLE REAIEDY,
Immediately when the nrstsvrtoms commence.
\ gpod physic, composed of the healing plants
Nature herself has provided. This you can
hnd in cur
Aromatic Vegetable Cathartic.PHIs.
We compound them from Western expert,
ence; we know what yeu want because wp'
want them osrseIvcs. Them when that Dull
Hcaatclie, Painin the Back or Limbs com.
mences, when, in short, you feel your system
getting out oforder, a - F-T t~g p,
isf go RIGHT TO work, q ia
take enough to cleanse the system thoroughly,
then take them along for while la keep yourl
bowels open and regular, anu you will thank
US for compounding them.
1t may be, that you have neglected yourself
until you have Fover and Agne, Chill Fever,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-09

Burleigh, Of the Boston journal. -ay. that
a new aud elegant Baptist Church wa,
opened on tho 5th Avenue. New York. las,
week, with an opera 's"ntatiln, suhiu,I
by the aim Of the exhibition, which vA- Tor
charitable purposes. Tho a-pegs u te
sngc-tho character and appearance 1t the
audicncc-thc music secular and wholly
lnlhn-thc performers thrm'alr,saIl .,cm.
Ell with the artistic surroundings. h ind.
cate the real opera, rather than a hJus, Of
God. This scorsous and fashionable tcmpIc
Of priycr-lpcatod IN tho heart Of flshionl-
Die lilc-standins on tho mos, costly land
in our city-viih al th, fashionable ap-
planes Of fashionable wor,hip-has twice
b,cn we'll nigh under tho hammer ~ the
sheriff, AMI may yet H. aid. Tho fact f.,
tho rag f1r costly churche. AMI cytrau-
CANT locations will be the ruin or thor'.-
sious interest in New York. IL win rat
religion, like residence on The Sch avenue,
within the grasp Of the rich only, and make
the rest sabbath breakers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-09
A pelectable Purchase.

The sluattcrs ON portion Of New MeHi'
co. have sent Mr.. 7. A. Cook TO Washington
to ask that a hill may he passed creating n
Territorial Government. under thennm Of
Ancz1nia. ard that he may be admitted to
tho House asa Delegate FROM the territory.
The Albany Journal gives the following vivid
description &C the new territory, AMI lt' adj
yantarc.. Thi, isa part Of the Gad"lcn
purchase. ror which The L. ). Treasury hlcd
10 the amount Of some SlO,OOo, 600:
F" ARrzoS., liRurtr DFscRmTp. Awan,
of water. scarcity Of soil, an excess Of
gravel, a .uIcrlui,y Of serprnis, and pau.
city Of population, are the distinguishing
characteristics Of that portion of the Gals-
lien purchas, proposed to be erected into a
territory nov. aud into State soon after,
under the n,mr OF Arczonia. /. \. Cook
/, the amatsr delegate about the House Of
Rerrc.cutatrcs of these scrrcnts in excess
and people b deficiency. Behind lin are
the engineer It new scheme Tor u new
state and tvl not new United state Ssua.
,or.-lr.rrds . the south. The Comrro
mis-, dodge vii probably b. tried on this
wrgtchcd od,,or this wrytchcd region, TO
enter the Republican household. ABORTION
~ California vll h' chopped ID, aud added
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-09

rr,Iie, how long It ,yill remain 80. The
political atmosphere which hovers over the
sham democracy is full Of electricity. The
thuudcrs roll, the lisbtrings flash, and It is
hard 10 guess who will survive the fury Of
the elements.
Madam rumor SAYS the case Of "Drrd
SCOTT" which involves the question Of the
c1us,itutiouali,y Of the Missouri Compro.
misc, has been decided hy the supreme Court
of the United States, although the opinion
ha, not been officially announced. Il il
.ail Judges Mclean and Curtis decide in
favor OF the restriction. and the remaining
members OF the Court arlins, it but We
think nothing Is Vet known for a certainty
about il. Those who know how the Court
j. constituted. and what Influences arr being
brought 10 bear upon H. decision Of this
question. cannot reasonably expect an opln'
Ton uuavonhlc v The slave power The
South expect tho majority Of tho Cogr; to
all them .u their crusad, against con''itu'
tioual liberty. and It remains 90 b. seen how
ar the li:hcs, Judicial Tribunal known O.
the laws Of the country, will fulfil their cy.
prc'ati'as.
Ccv. llamlin has resigned his seat in the
senate. and returned 90 biz own native
Stat, To enter upon Dis official duties as her
Chief Magistrate. H. carries with him The
respects and good wishes of host OF friends
in Washington. who hay, long admircd his
Kind and .yu,lcmanly social bearing a' well
as o., fidelity With which De- has always
,,ryed Dis constituent. IN the legislative
Councils OF the Nation. And IL is bat jus
,i,s 90 him &, rrmark that 10, return to his
o,I post in the senate would be exceedingly
gratifying 6, aI our political friends IN
Washington, and, 81, Tar as We can judy,
al over doe country
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Vote for County Treasurer.

We give below the Official vote for County
Treasurer, as found by the County Commi'.
.ioners at their late session. The whole vote
/. siOl. OF thi, number 1896 were Cor the
Republican candidate, and 3GIi for the
Dem, giving a republican majoriiy Of 'di.
Instead Of this, the returns Of RoNbury were
made for Marrow and Sinderson; Wood
stock, for Brown and Randall, and thovoias
II these towns were Loot, reducing the
majority for Deacon BaTrows to 200.
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The trial Of Tuckerman, for embczlling
money from the Eastern Railroad CORPORA
ton. was concluded on Saturday. The u
~ returned a verdict of guilty, Of embezlIc'
men, Of the sum Of two thousand dollars
and not guiltyas to the sum Of five thousand
dollars. Exceptions will be iiled on certain
questions Of law which were raised during
the trial. There are several other indies-
nents nending against him.