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GOV. WALKER-.-KA ANS as.

Inc Black hepuDiIcan presses OF the coun
try have persisted in making war on Gov
alker, ever since his Appointment TO tha
bed Of roses, the Govenorship of Kansas
They have continuously aud systematcall,
perverted his acts misconstried his motive.
and objected to his course. But in spite o
all their vituperaton he has pursued q
straight forward course, and one which
with the lights now before us, we think vii
be heartily endorsed by the whole demo
cratic party, and by the respectable portion
ii,hai can be found, of the opposition press
Threatened ms he has been, on all sides. -
incnrring the hatred of the slave state parry
an the territory: and of the free state fanatics
in the north and east; he has thus far shown
the true Pennsylvania grit; being Il son OF
our own noble State; and has succeeded in
giving free and untrameled expression to
the will of the voters in the Territory
The result has been tho success of the
Free State pariy-such a result as we always
commended would come about under demo.
cratic rue--and the very result the Repuh-
licans have persistcntly endcavorcd, 10y
their action and course, TO defeat. On this
point we copy from the New York Times,
loud shriekor for freedom, and dismal
waller over Bleeding Kansas.
Tho active free State partsans of Kansas,
and their representatives here have waged
Il warfare, personal rs well as political, OF
intense bitterness, upon Gov. Walker from
the Jate ol his appointment 10 the present
hour. They have condemned cycry thing
lie has done, whether right or wrong, with
out dscrimination-aud not content with
this, thoy have impugucd his motives and
assaicd his personal character, with tho
Srosscst and most uuluHtltiablc violence -
When he was first appointed, tLcy asserted
that he was going for the cNprcss purpose
of forcing slavery upon Kansas, They de-
nounced him as .usIncorr IN his rroclama.
ton, rs falsely pretending that he would i'm.
partially administer the law, and as intend.
ing 10 deceive them 10y the prclcN that they
should have fair chance TO vote They "a.
fused TO register their names or ~ 10 the
polls 10 vote, alleging rs an excuse his 'c-
termination 10 exclude their sulltagcs and to
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ME> OF AMEMGA-MES OF The AGE.-The
greatest man, take HIM all in all . OF the
lasi hnndTed years, was George Washington
an American.
The creates, Doctor OF Divinity was Jona-
Than EdKaris-an American.
The grssles; Philosopher was Benjamin
FTsukiin-sn American.
The greatest OF living Sculptors is Hiram
Powsrs-an American.
The ereaiesi living Historian is Wm. II.
Prescoti--an American.
TIE gres!esi Ornilhoiogist was J. J. Audn-
bon-an American,
The greatest Medical Chemist Of mo5ern
lines, Dr. J. c. AYER-inFeniof Of Ayer'i
Cherry Pertoral aud CatkaFiic PlAs, is-aI
AmsrlesI.
The grea,ss, Lsxicogropher since the Time
Of johnson, was Noah Websier-an Amer
can.
The greatest inEenie=s of modem times
were Fnllon, FHeh, Whitney and Morse
, al Americans
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BsIpGL GIFTs-At recen, wedding in
Trenton, IL is sla,eG ibe hrlde received pres.
suts OF splendit sets OF jewelry, complete
tea service Of heavy silver box containing
silver spoons, knives and forks, five dozen
sach several ssis of eNqul>jiely heauuful
&eS ~rTy costly lace, together with complete
outfit Of household and lab'e linea. To
croSn he whole was purse Of $500, anolh,
et 81 500, Ihird OF $1,000, apj caeck fol
SO 600
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Form pEaD-Joau Masssr, son a Fsrii-
nand Nos>sr, Of lortan township, Nerhum-
aeriaDd couny. was su5acasd ~ the gass
oi q Line kin. u aicA he entered on Sa'grdsv
week. The Gecrassd was a WORTHY yoc9g 9
man, sReRss5 II bErnJne line IN his is;ssr's
!arD, a9d hsd iBcaoioUsiy entered The klia,
Undsr wboa he had saor, :gns previously
s,srted ne IRE
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in accomplished MOasier.-Kena Sahib, The
man who has recently distinguished himsel!
in India by nailiog live children in wooden
boxes and throwing them into the flames,
according 10 French writer, cannot read a
tender line in Byron OF Shakespeare without
being moved 10 tears He speaks French,
ltalion and English, is acquainted with their
several Iiieratures, talks the later as fluenily
and surely as any gentleman de Hyde Park,
and translated Hamlet into Rindoo, 10 the
great admiration OF competent critics.
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z Mayo; Wax IS creating DO hu'e eI-
cismeoI among ;he Philadelphia police -
81 MS dsreclion iis, Of the ioTce Is being
nsjs IN WHICH RraInsl each man Z name are
placed genera remarks as ID whether be i;
uarrisd o. single, has private resources oi
o,ns-s iss Ais personal hsSits, and Other min
uiss counscisd Wl,h hls hislory. l. Is SIP
poses be msyoi iUtsnds 10 oEsEhaIl and re-
iorm he WBOss loTcs.
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RESUMPTION OF EMrLoyMsNr.-Some OF tho
factories about The country, which closed du-
ring the panic, are resumius again. Tho Al
bany Iron Works is to re-c0mmence work
this week. Tho Rensselaer, Works, which
employ lhrco huudled aud Ghy men, ate ma
king preparations for immediate resumption.
Lee, Mass, are all in wotklua condition, al,
though shou lime, equal to / or lB days per
week, CharIccr,l's them all AT present.
There is an improvement manifest IN these
Interest, which gives the hope that tho worst
times are over, aud that labor will soon be
fully and prod;ably occupied,
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Srxrrxcrp-ChaHcs q. Philips has bee

SENTENCED. n, Philips has been
sentenced ~ The rsruer,isry iron Chester
Cour;y, for sN years, Tor killing his cousin,
J. C,evsr bartholomew. TIE yoSug raen
were hola ia good circumstances in life, hu,
he Trial sbCi,ed The FAC; that 69ucr was keYl
IN the house ari 6re-arms and sowrd>: The
'0smer hroasA, l0tc use The lAVsr, and nor.
I'D dsah snSaeE.
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CHelr SpeARs, &c.-ll will be seer Sy re
isrrine TO orr Commercial RepoH iha, sugar
has lsken something 10 a ,umble in our 5asr.
ksi apd Iha, fair 10 iuAy iair descriptions
were selling yesterday a. s. 10 GEMS per
pound. Moissses, which we ouosd few
dsys since al 90 TO 40 cents, may now be
hsd E, from Is 10 20 CTS. per galion.-N I,
Pieasulnt. Oc- 2s.
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An ON DocUMeNT-There is now hang.
ing in the bar-room of the Old Buck Hote
in the borough OF Lebanon. license grant
ed BY the Honorable Governor Of Pennsyl.
vania: James Penn, 10 the year one thousand
seven hundred and sixiy.hse. Ii is mos
singular phraseology, and strictly forbids ibe
sale or gif OF any intoxicating drinks 10 In.
disns or notorions druukards"
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The threatened Ifdr in Ne,c folk The un-
employed workmen in New York are still
threatening Wall street and the United States
Sub-Treasnry. Gen. Scott had received or.
ders from Washington TO call out the united
States Troops 10 protect tho Custom House
and Sub-Treasury, the latter containing S9o,,
o0o.Go Troops and marines have been
Guarlered in the Custom House, aud Genctal
Scott has taken commaad OF them. The
marines both from Washington and Boston
have Seeu ordered OF. On the 10Th instant
the city preseuien the appearance OF a place
unde: martial law, or on The eve ct an inSut
rectou. The Hobbies of the Custom House,
the Assay Office, and the office OF the Assis
tam Treasury, Were htisllng wish bayoneIs
and seutinels were on guard in the porlicoes
on Wall Street. The mob still continues tc
hold ther meetings in the squares,
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x Nj GsaEis. Barnes, q Toue, coUafy.
s'arsst oE, huuaDs Tie olhs' aET. No, re
inEnins 10: Ihrss osys, his fanny hecsnis
slzrBsdi ana seoU. ,wo nUadre- nsigheors
went n sssIoh d lin. Thsg ieuEd hls oo-y
near creek lie had sFi~snuy 1is- lo.m
sxkzr<sl0s. BE isEves : iargs lEm.ig-
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h>S Arr,c'UoNs-rhe Harrisburg Tel.
e2rsrh publishes notices ot intended sp?hca.
lions 10 tie neNt Legislature for Chausr> tor
twenty-five new Banks, ore ioE general
Banking Law, three Tor increase of cspusl,
ana Two tor sxsnsiou Of charters
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"When fellow is TOO lazy 10 work." says
Sam Slick, lie paints his name over the door
and calls it a tavern or grocery, and makes
the whole neishborhood as lazy as himself"
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IT, Mr. RoN.u>oa Was conn;tled on as,
T0e>jsy, on charge a sealing several
hundred dollars IN money from NJ. Daniel
Kan =. TIE n oneV was f2CaC 70 ,ts s:a.
Ne Of NJ: knnm, who RESIDE: a. he Stooe
,sve-n in Coonei township, o. tie Blooms
Svrs roa5-DsHpGc Hcu.
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II lie Cor, ra,s>i.,rs- oi "a,

t. The CommrS>ioner oi Patents has ten.
deed 10 R-Aeu ForCrs, OF England, lhe
agency iaf he Introduction and cC,Urs'an N
81 lie lea P,aai, and nlhe, predictions ot
Cana, n has cHcnuy The selecuo7 oi lhis
gentleman Is owtns TO hls experience "a such
matters
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PovDEK Nl1L Explosion Wilmington
Nos. l2-Ihs ripper rolling Mir belonging
IT TIE Nessr.- Dupont exploded this mOrB-
mg. Two men ooit named Shannon, we're
burned bul DO. ialaliF.
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Lswr>pysG hNx Las, Make, daY owed.
nc>iav, Icwr>burG Bank ig> i>Sosi lew
,hcrssud collars ol heir own paper. |, Is ct
rale reddish color On the ACE, rea',y AMI
vet elegantly engraved hy BALI, C1usslsud
\ Co., Of pada. Snd New N2iS.
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Democrats. Republicans.

Democratic majority IN the Senate, votes.
Democratic House,
Democratic in joint ballot, Q
Nav YoRK.-The Albany Argus of Mon
day iools up a majority lor the Democratic
State officers, over the Republicans, III the
State at large, of 1895. Sena,e-Demo-
Gratis IA; Republicans s; dependen,( (STowE)
l; Americans2 Total, 80. Assembly. Dem
ocras 6l; Republicans SO; Americans s. To.
tai 1913.
lLLSoIs.-lr Illinois, as in nearly every
other Sale, the Democracy have made large
gains since November last Many counties
which gave FREMoNr large majoriies, are
now Democratic, and in most Others the fig.
ures are more than satisfactory.
Omo-rhs Democrats have 81 members
in the Senate, aud g. in the House; the Re.
publicans have ii in the Sena.e, aud Al in
the House; one member independents The
majority on joint ballot is 2S,
MARyLANp-The Senate stands Is Ameti-
caus, I Democrats; the House Al Americans,
- Democrats.
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z We rsEre. II learn Ia OF Monday
ias,, Ge0rGs Za-s-, Ees- E Respectable c,.r-
zsn q bEIarcresE ioVRshIp. WHINE or.vIns
Elung IN wagon isn iron IL ana when
ioub6, lie WIS exiInc. -Bs-zrlaS Gr=aa
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= !. s saIa .ha. as Hs-pars Only wsa'e5
SIS ,oo5 10 cs7ry hen uroEsh, and Ia
Sank Ha'st bad prom issi u aroEs as pom
80 lie ysry uol: lie anoUEl was 10 ssve
been loaned. Tley are wo-.n { nilHoB,
CsE--
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GARRIgDa

On the sih inst, by the Rev. VIM. J. Eyer,
Mir. JOHN J. DEUTscH. 10 Miss CATHAmSE
REsMAs, boIb of Danville, Pa.
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TT The Philadelphia Banks sometime
ago issued a circular 10 the country banks
asking them to make arrangements to keep
their notes at par i'll the city, or in other
words asking the country banks for 4 loan in
the shape Of deposits, The following is the
response 81 far rs the Banks III this section
OF county are concerned, by which we are
glad to see tha, they will NOT submit to the
imposition, The country banks must pro.
tcCt their own customers nj home, and can
not in Justice 10 them keep larsr portion
wi their funds locked up IN Philadelphia for
the mere sake OF having their notes quoted
NJ par, This may do in spccic-paying times.
hui will not do 81 now, and was not coutem-
plated to be done hy the late relief law. Ii
our readers, therefore see DaRvillc notes
quoted below par hereafter, they will know
the Dnrils DcmMrd
Alta meeting OF the Officers of the Banks
ot Nanvillr, Northumberland, Lewisburg.
| WcSthrauch, lerseNshorc and Lockhaven,
| held nj Willamsport, Oct. goth, 1857, the
/ following Preamble and Resolutions We're
unanimously adopted;
/ WHssr,>, the Legislature Of renusyiva.
/ MIA, Nv an Ac, of October 18Th. 1857, repeat
( cd the 41lh section ot the Act of April 10th.
I 1850, requiring Country Banks to keep their
.
! and made i, the duty OF all Banks accepting
! the provisions ot said Act, 10 receive at par
( in paymcu ot all debts due them rcspec.
I ivelv, the Notes Of all the Solvent Banks ol
/ the Commonwealth, that paid Specie tu'
1 their liabilities on the first oi September last
/ and whereas 4 large amount vi our Eastern
Bills are beng returned tO us under Protest
and IN consequence OF the great dcrauge-
/ ment in the currency ot the country, we are
( unable 10 use in Philadelphia, the Notes. OF
portion vi the Banks Of this and Other
States, which we are obliged 10 receive from
/ our derosltorS and debtors,
/ Therefore Resolved, That during the sus,
Z pension otSpccic Payments by the Banks OF
/ this Commonwealth, We deem ii meNpedi,
cni 10 make any arrangements with the City
Banks for the redemption ot our Notes.
! Ell. BAlpN, Pres Bank of Dauvi,le
J, H. PACKER, Pres. Northumberland Blk
! WM. CAMERON, Pres. LewisburS bank
! q, WATSON, Pres. Wes, Branch bank,
l., A, MACkEl, Pres. Lock Haven bank
JOHN A. GAMBLE, Pres, Jersey Shore bk
J
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MoDEsT.-Tbe Philadelphia Banks, (ss
they were the hta to suspend in asking The
country banks TO furnish them with funds 10
redeem tbe ia'ter's notes.
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ARurocsAr,c Wr,Lru ESeL,Sp-Th,

ARnrocSATic WEALTH IN ENGLAND The
Marqus Of Breadalesue rides out OF his
house hundred miles in a slraish, line tc
the ssa, on his own properly. The Duke oI
Sutherland owns the county Of Sutherland
slreatching across Scotland fram sea to sea
The Duke OF Dsvonshire, besides his other
estates, owns e6 900 acres in the county o.
Derby. The Duke OF Richmond has 20, ,ooO
acres al Goodwood. and 500, 900 al Goraar
Castle The Duke of Noriok's Park, in Sus
sex, is Is miles in circuit. An sgriculuris
bought lately The island OF Lewis, in the Heb
rides; 1t contains 800, 900 acres. Their large
domains are growing larger. The great es-
tales are absorbing The small fFeeholds. Ii
1856, The soil of Eng land was owned by 800
900 corporations and proPrielors, and in lss:
hy $4,000. These broad es,sles fined room
on tits narrow island. All over England
scauegsa al shou intervals among ship-yards
miass and forses, are The paradises OF The
mobiles where the liveIons repose ani refine
men, are heightened by The contrast with the
rosr OF indos,ry and necessity on, Of whiet
you have slepped.-ENgliA 7raas.
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The new Constitution .. Oregon, p-oaibiis
ihs Legisia1uss iE0n Incorporating az Bank
O. EzzkIrg roEPaHy-
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MauCh Chunk in Earnest.

The people of Manch Chunh recently
held town meeting TO reduce tho price o
| provisions, and went into the work earnest,
i ly by adopting the following resolutions
among others:
Uheieas, In the existing state of business
| throughout this country, one dollar is more
! difficult 10 obtain than two were formerly,
aud whereas hy The general depreciation oi
| almost all manufactured commodities, one
dollar will now purchase as much OF these
articles as two formerly did, whilst the pri-
! ces OF provisions have not fallen correspond
ingly, be it
Eesolued, That we deem it the duty of
every citizen not to pay higher for the seve-
raj articles named below than the prices set
opposite.
Beef, from 5 10 &c. per lb.
Pork Qreshl, 4 10 l0c. per 10,
Flour, 50 10 $50 per bbl.
Rye Flour, 1925 "
Buckwhcat meal, $3.50 per 100 lbs.
Butter, lSc. per 10.
E@gs, l5c. per doz.
Chickens (alive), sc. per h.
Milk, sc. per qi.
#Potatocs, SOC. per bush
aIIay, Sl2aSi per ton.
*Oats, 81 per bag of bush.
4Corn, 30 c. per bush.
['Ihe items marked with n were not
acted upon Ivy the committee, but on mo.
ton OF Mai. KIot2, inserted 10y the meeting |
ReSoired, That in case these articles can
not be obtained at the rates agreed upon,
committee be appointed to purchase else
where in large quantities, and retail them
again Il, cost and expenses,
Res"ioeh, That we recommend an ordi.
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List OfLetteFs

ID ENAINING in The Post Office al Blooms.
~ burg, Pa, Tor The Quarter ending Nov.
s,L
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Bntenbender Mary e Philips John S
Bechel Sarah A Peck Allen w
Brison Henry 2 Robbins & StocEer
Case William Rupen George
Flemines Wesley Smith John
Ginter David Starsi Henry
Goodrich Harvey H. Suiiemsn James 2
Hill George Wagner PIeeloys
LechthaIer Conrad Welliver T. J.
Long SB Wowref w
Larish Reuben WIcks Nadison
McGee Jackson Zebbiii Caroline
Mor2ans Morgan Thomas Hughes ! y,
Mar Aium James Valley z:
Nicbels Henry Flynn James
Persons calling for The above letters will
please cay they are advertised
PHILIP UNANGSr, p. NJ.
B!oomstorg, Nov. 49, 1857
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HeG the Election sraS Conducted in Bait.
iaore.-The Baltimore sun, speaking of the
election, says "vio lent demonstrations were
made in several instances by parties rallyins
under The fash name OF the clubs. Voters
were frequently beaten and driven from The
polls, and The complains was almost univer-
sal lha, nslu rallied cilizsns were either ex
cIGded from voung or experienced The ut
most difficulty in dePositing their votes. In
several instances members OF the special po-
lice went 10 the mayors office and resigned
their com missions Others simply removed
their badges and retired with morlifying
sencs OF their ineficieucv."
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4 Case Of mnJiH,on,--A womans's life
was curiously preserved BY her husband in
Slatfordshire, England, lately, by The process
Of transfusion. She lay al The point Of dea'h,
when al The las; resource, vein was opened
in her arm, by Dr.. Whestcrotf, Surgeon Of
Csnnock, and cns in the arm OF her husband,
aud as the blood flowed from the latter ii was
transmitted by suitable apparatus to The veins
OF the wife. Alter seventeen ounces had
been thus injected, the pulse became percep'
,hle aud the colorless lips redeemed, the g as
sy eye frightened and she thankfully said,
~ am better" The case has progressed ve'
~ favorably, and the woman is recovering.
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= Al BDHssO, aour is s475; oswsgo, s,,-
so per barreL
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THE ELECTION.

MINNRsorA.---The ST. Paul Pioneer, oil Nov
81, puts It's political column in big type, abd
cheers Justify on being able at last to see lis
way clearly "out of the woods" From an
abstract of the vote on Governor, mostly oh.
lained from The official returns in the Secre-
tary OF States Office, it puts down SIBLEy's
(Dem.) majority for Governor at 290, which
will doubtless be increased by tho full Off
ciai returns. The Legislature stands poli,i-
cally as fo!lows:-
Democrats. Republicans.
Senate, 90 II
House, 43 81
Democratic majority IN the Senate, votes.
Demociatic House, 6
Democratic in joint ballot, 0
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

-, The ,figinal cofTotslon shah continue in sh-
- -, A., sole pstpast u oolsstina anh la)iuE Us
- I'D. firs ~ Uttstttd mau,ts o. 'lyss lL'
Of the Dor say aud cgissquen ifaust ~ We
1000 rrutsfty ~ Abiyv visei pf, shs nY' my
~ ,igh Il Ucu,,fy against thc eufifa'on % y, ~
b.li,T. whish any tfsoa may have '''h', 'n - y,
,b.r cause u acton hut ~ ssls ioa"' 81 al-,h ~ "
~. Ia. d. 90 cuupuus, ured ~ lhe "fs''.s.'
M. &C. AL value u the pfoIgrona'e alt ~ wy 1919"
", - .s.,f hy ,he srsc ,sufe, shah D. ds,iuf's1'
so rtucesiinEs uuist ihil aei ~ w -,
..bfo M ratf az shal 40 .mlaf The ffhls 81 any
~ 80. ,i,i,1pr a. d,r \ rr0r uoTtlsgc The ny~ eunHn
.I,,, i,,u he tstcitsurs Of subst quei m figsge
80 M M, sht. Of rcis ming against pfigf uUft
- 80 40 ,hs sane extent ~ tt 10 tquiJ - e,hraise,
Isb tbs hllisr- II he b'uds anil ouIHus sfeaf'h ~
,s,s ,nb.squeu narisaC, % their undergraduates of
tb,m ruuii have bed.
-, 40 Nrhout imTalrinr The rghu e parties sho
,,l "a. ma 10 sulicc than % lac, the suIfUnc judicial
80 :. ,oun u eguHy, shal have iiiisdiet'n e ~
ttfr, srsng usf te prUNis ~ q this l, 90 D. pr
sspi and acted ugon - etsr questions a'ng la 'Fu"
SGT n TIT. sc, ,han take eject, AMI be In force fum
AM Ahsr Hs approval ~ the gJyrfnor.
lAppro'td Arhl 10, 1851
An ACT IN relation n he rsh,. q married sofnsn,
Ne ~ sHacfsd ~ a. StHait and Nos" ~ htF''''"'
sfirss ~ Lfrtsiafnft asssmbhd a. til'rsi -,
Any married v,uan ny demand am '','',. v -
80 .rs1a Ish g. tff fsi utsf than ~ h'i ~ t,'
u, and nav hold lie ssme In h,r osn Ithi as'"H .'
hu.iani 30 any oth,t rsffon, ana may mahAn ~ 4''N
"''''' ' ~ ilppfosgi Arnij, 1891
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22
RESOLVES.

RESOLVE authotiii state loan.
p,,orsd That ~ pru,v ~ The ssnts n the ue'sury,
,t,.s ~ II he state ~ and be 10 LsrviJ auihori'd
, ,rv u The faith q he state u h. shall deem % nsct-
80, during the cufvut yrsf han = ufy uoussnd dob
,,. ID fats u Interest uHt sNctvdnE sh ~ o'nt ~
.gruu tsy.bs ssu-snuusy che auf,s'i loan irinei-
IN nd nttrr o b. made aysbi" ~ the tr,as r'r' urcs
H. ,nslstaD au the h-rthJ auiiHufr o. ssgr
,s s " fHr uUt Ices than one ihuuslni doars
- sh curous attached 90 ihs payment q s iuisrrst
80 nd ai1fysad shall D. signed ~ IN tT,asurrr cun-
Is,d ~ the grvrruof and aitrsti ~ s svcrrtsy n
s ~,h The s,s Il The state, bat TIE coupons shall b
I.usd unly ~ ths ueasurtf
g,.a1tsd That ne Arssai loan sha ~ rJimhursahls
In d. ,sar eighteen hundred ard seventy tn binds
al cuI1us u - III dated Jay hr,t, cgssn husirvi
al fny-sstgn.
Rsshsi That The treasurer u Ne state arv,rtss ~
rs,as ths 1fygaug Ian n such TaTFrs - D. shall
dftn sUfldsuL
lArpro,cl Aprl H. 1851
RESOLVE fprsaug resolve arprvvoi March tHsuJ hnh,
,si,sfn hundred al fnysN rciaiing % ths b,oks 90
Az. .lysfal t1vus AMI c.uFtF
gss5Itsd That ne resolve rvguiflng he SECRETARY q
80 A. 2arl g. o. Jsfts % courts q he several Cnu1-
, \. l.ts Ard puhuc d1sumsnts h,iousns o. us difrf
I'D ts turnf Aud pantstans in ssi cautiri, srpr1'fd
N,f.t tssvhgh, eighteen hundred aui fny-sn, ~ aul
h. sane is hsItty rspealcd.
Approved Aprl rs, 1887