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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-05-05
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M d d L Il B u RY:
WEDN ESDAY, MAY 8, 1858.
Passed.,

On Friday last, tho English Lecompton
contrivancc passed the House by ll2 to
1903, and the Senate by 80 to %. Our
readers ere already apprised of the char.
acter of this bill. 1t is "you may accept
the very liberal grants and be Slave
State at once. or you may reject the grants
and remain territory--an indefinite length
of time, and be subject to such indignities
and inconvenience as we may be able to
impose" What the choice Of the people
of Kansas may be is quite unccrtain,-
the temptation is grcat,-but it is proba.
bic that tha majority will reject the bride
with scorn and defy the threats.
The event in Kansas is the least impor-
tant matter with those who have framed
and passed this infamous continuance.
1t was gotten up, not for Kansas, but for
the democratic party. 1t will he her.
aided throug hout the country, North and
South, as an administration triumph, but
in what the triumph consists there is great
difference of opinion. The stand taken
at the first was against submission to the
people. Whether the English bill does
this or does not, nobody knows certainly.
Stephens, the contriver and principal en-.
gineer says it does not; those Douglas
Democrats, who by changing front have
passed tho bill, say that it does English,
the putativc father of it is not able to
say. There is an ingenious method of
constructing sign board so that viewed
from one direction it reads one thing.
while from another point it presents some.
thing very different. So with this bill, it
depends upon whether it is taken with q
Northern or Southern view, and of course
its friends will hold it in positions to suit
different latitu' les, while the people will
take front view where they will DO able
to see it as it is.
As to the means by which it passed,
the New York Tribune says:
But it is palpabls truth that the
arguments which have passed this bill
were far more solid than the logic of
English, more brilliant than the rhetoric
Of Cox. They are not to be found in the
Congressional GiObc. unless the De6cen.
cy bill has already been printed therein.
From the day that bill passed the House,
it las been felt that the Administration
would win some sort Of triumph with
regard TO Kansas. The delay that has
occurred has been an affair Of dstribu.
tion merely. Members willing to be con-
WINGED by arguments addressed TO their
own pockets were not SO ready to yield to
golden seducticns when the yielding was
to be theirs, the gold another's. The
struggle had degenerated into an affair of
sequins, not sequences: tie controlling in.
quiry was not, 8 For what reason ?" but
" For how much ?" Whoever fances that
the converts of the last two weeks have
stultiied and disgraced themselves for any
such considerations us are embodied in
their wretched speeches does their intel
lects gross injustice. There is not one
among them SO simple as not to be able
to inquire his way from the Capitol to
the Treasury Department.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-05-05

-HARpHR's New MONTHLY for May,
comes to us through the politencss Of j. j.
Dyar & Co., Boston. It has as usual its
IA pages Of literary and artistic excel.
lence. The resources of Harper and
Brothers are great, and are used to the
greatest advantage. Tho May number
complete. tho sixteenth volume, and the
publishers intend that the succeeding VOL
umes shall provo their magazine tho best
and the cheapest in the country.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-05-05

NATIONAL MAGAZINE. This publca.
ton devoted to literature art and religion,
and so eminently we'll calculated for a
standard family magazine. is cordially
welcomed to our table. The May numb er
is ecsived. At hasty glance our atten-
ticn has been attracted by Tho Cordil-
leras and the Andes" and /" Revolutionary
Heroes" The matter Of this monthly is
always valuable. Carlton and Porter,
New York. % q year.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-05-05
On the morning of April 22d,a huge

On the morning Of April 22d,a huge
bear came into the door-yard Of Seth Ster-
ling, Of Warren, and then passed back
into the barn-yard and took sheep from
tho shed (not over Ave rods from the
ouse) and went off to the mountain with
his prey. There being about four inches
Of snow, which had fallen Q day or two
previous. it betrayed all his movements,
lie had passed and repassed but few
rods from there several times. A company
% about one hundred and twenty-five men
gathered about noon and surrounded him
IN the mountain; but he being fierce and
resclute broke away and escaped. Sew
sral saw him and some fred at him. Those
who saw him said be was the largest bear
that had been seen on tho mountains.--
ITatehman,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-05-05

eighty itself is circumscribed. Call all
that by what name you choose call it
REVOLUTION.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
@rorfrise, propisions, &e.

MESS PORK and SMOKED MEATS.-vAN
XVI BRukT WA1ROuS, Port pseker, No ~ Chsmb~g%
81, New Yo-k, Offer at the following prices ior cAsh:
s,uoked HAMS from 10 III oepis.
Sunked SHOULDERS from 81 TO ceata
Smsfed BEEF from ls4 to II oeEiA
tuoked BACON from 10 10 oeDta
M.s PORK and Dhche.s County M,ss from eus IS 70 ei7
LARD 10 tabs bsrres from lel . IL B-No os-
sess fles sxesr fsr eh.h VAN BRUhT wAraOus
No. 60 Ctsut<u.st
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

o n f SIS w o o d
u MAMMOTH MUSICAL FESTIVAL
FETE CaAMPETRE,
WITH
FANCY FAIR
On the "a 80 aud &th Of August
rps,esd of the ate Musical tes-ivA, aud NJ
inquiries sie respecting Its ps on induce the belief
hat cn mplse and gsnder Fee would meet with
sy.p greater succ Arrangements ereoIe been made
.or or. pns the hole Of hi. robe
PARK or SINrY-THRFE ACRES,
ONE of THE FINEST TIE WORLD
THREE DAYS' FESTIVAL.
Wrh.n the who. will b. NrSnged in the style Of the
CREAORNE GARDENS IN LONDON
and the
PRES CArALANs IN PARIS.
CT ND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS.
TWO HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
Balls CHAAPETRES
Five ConFLErE BANDS.
AsCENsIONS OF BALLOONS
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAYS OF FIREWORKS.
H., nc, &c &c
PRIZES
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
VIII ''' " Turner AND sAN3-VEREINs
20 nav SANITY their desire 20 compete for them.
The admission will BE- only
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Particulars will be given 10 future advertisements
CoNpVcroRs:
MAX MARETZLK. CARL ANsCHUTL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
SATURDAY, JULY II, 1858.
Amusemfnts.

AGA ADEMY OF MU / C. -
N PRESENTATION MATINEE!
% cents
THIS tSstur5sy1 AFTERNOON, July II. ~ q O'Clock
GRAND PRESENTATION MATINEE
EoIcE-Every Lady v Be presented VII, copy OF
fHE CHAMPAGNE GALOP
arranged for the pssno-fo,:e- . . ,,..,,,--,
Nine. ZIMNFRMASS,
Mr. PERRING Mr. WEISLlCH, Mr.. sEDGWlCh and
SON vii aprear together with Grand Orchestra Of
SIXTY INSTRUMENTAL PROFESSORS
PEoeR.yME-l. Overture tMsrthsl; Bal Shoiischs; J.
Basl-Mr Perripg; Celestine Polts s. Waltz Les Decx
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clsice SoloM Moseau IL Ara lLGcezlslM W.ini M S
FscEeltaIz; Il Champagne OsoP.
Doors oren At II; 10 meDcs o, p o'coSk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
NROOKS d SCHEM's
~ LATIN ENGLISH sCHooL-LEXICON,
On the basis Of
TIE L.TiyGIRNAs LEXICON
OfDrC I1gerslev.


TIE L.TIyGIRNAs LEXICON
OfDr. G Isgefsev. .
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Price S3.
authors Of the woTk hsi a. frst he Intention OF
pr.pspp for American Schools and Co.ese r ~
plan Of the work seemed them 10 be decided
In Latin sicogtspby and to meet more iy nan ils f
however their brs before they became awsrs Of the neo::
y casting many Of the articles and OF saang new
rS .ns se hIeon Of uesV on, S.,i.
purpose the whole Of exs h rs're hs been
.s edition iSs Koch and Klotsfron 81 which
suggestiops have been derived and additions made -
The Skoo Lexicon of Prof lngersev has met In dermy
with extraordinary sppeNs from the eucomiums OF
German scholars The OF the critics especially
bestowed upon the excellence Of iDseIsys plan We have
taken rsst pains 20 preserve for our work al OF me
tion Of detsis
l. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO the words Of Latin authors read
Tie LEADING DEFINITIONS in broad ard clear type
ss % be essly caught BY the eye.
The SIGNFCATON pesIic arranged and illus-rs
ted BY examples esiy understood difficult carefully trans
lated.
4 The ORIGIN ofsach word where i. s known.
g. A COMPARISON Of important words with ther synonyms
BRIEF NOTICES Of proper ad Of the sdjechves
derived from them.
From the Rev. DR.. JoHx McCGiyrocK, New-York
am acquainted with lnsersievs Latin Lexicon ana oheSe
TO be the best Of the many shoO lexcons ex,snt in Ger
many ln3std this The tesmc Of many Of the best gyns
sisl t-scbers, well as many eminent scholars ,,
more amply due Crooks and ScbeDs Lexicon have exam
portion Of the proof sheets aud have had the opportunity
Of personally tnowing how cn.taly ana % h ins
Ingeseys perspicuous srransement but IN point OF
matter Of attention to proper names OF IN @ ne
dents far in advance Of It's German prototype Tue
oughto find ito way into all our ,is,s,es S
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

ITO LANDLORDS and HOUSE AGENTS.
Waited nom h- lst September rext By sood ,elAnt
moderate sed HOUSE, with modern e-,s lAs-d
within fifteen mix walk of E4s I'D sud - Reu.
exceed ~ Or suite u ROOMS hyst
via BASEMENT sna CELLAR Address w. L, No 81
Ielsr,N y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
printing.

AT ENERDELL~-loO elegant WEDDING
- CARos, 30 1tfiy frsr,sS. and p5 ENVELOPES N-a
style .! - oeeEs By mail ssoi,~d Bro.ss.y cor DasnS
BEAUTIFUL PRINTING at the IOWFS'r
~ CASH PRCEs-cHd. Ciicala-. sii As.as A. prs,--i
chssp-r iAsr Cal and
ECKLrR No q rsi.cr 9. Ny
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
DAYILION HOTEL, ROCKAWAY, Z. |
CTRF HOTEL. FIRE ISLAND BEACH. j. no,

~ receiving q1fe extensive Billiard and Eo~Og SAILORS
al lighted vi The Fishing and Yachting grounds In the
Great South Bay unsupass-d For hs, - The is
valid especially sced with fever sgi, ana nsy fever
tie lcson IIsqused the Uaised sseA Comm ;-ion
TIVE. daily BY Lorg Island Rsosl Thompsou and by
er fcE. PeLs.sguit DAVID ;. s. 5A MINIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCES

u Al NORTHAMPTON, NssA
Two three Of the beaul highly eutsvssd t-s css
ESTATES In Western Massschus~tss c1ered ks SALE
NefnAnpson Of the most cSA1nns spots IN AD~rss.
snoendns In rch scenery river valley and mouu,s'a rssm
elns IN pr and varied snds of the ee POT
nens OF Ensrso scenery The town lvhrh wss Que 81 u~>
eess suenens In Nee Eng long been noted for the
n'ee.no~ ana Ieneenen, OF ,s society aud poes~pes Ah
eese e sc'sn'sses of literary educational aud rcus nse
tutors.
To families d.sirOus Of retiring om city life en- opyousy
here prcsened cr securing country vhh ansupsrd
for elevrce snd comfort.
ARMY A. w TNAYrR NnrtAsups,a Ma
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
Uants.

IN active business Man, having Horse ard We
"A kicle, Desires employment Is TRAVELLING AGENI. Aa
drso BUSINESS Tribure Orfc-.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
Nnstru1lcn.

4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, Apple
~ TONS Buieug No. $40 Brosdvsy.-Schoos and Families
supplied with compcept TEACHERS Parents with Circulars
rrstuou,y and Teachers with positions Especi. attention
orders for r. scheTs OF Music and other branches F
class Music Teachers at sood salaries.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
Gbanfrs for Business 1flen.

EOR SALE-One of the best INVENTIONS 3
ever offered to the public secured BY letters patent For
any located wishing locate In city or large town or
buy speculsiion this unusual opportunity IL none
Of The fancy traps tie day but eaJIohiEg ever Invented
for the purpose before The business be carried
without osps and the Eorsy invested Ia the purchase OF toe
light can be realized very short time. The most wealthy
class of people your cusomsp ara they II. sure To PuT
chase Address OSMAN, Box No. 1863 Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
Real gstatc for Sale.

4 COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE.-A
"A PLEASANTLY situated Hou. and La Ss~bsEtA. us~
Hudson con unsasdrG b<ssis view of the River and Hse
ands will ~ solt moderate terms Ths hcus- s q Ak
stories " BY - fee: and contains es6, e-~ae su
The oi is IS fee, fVat and as ht dep rosscs
gwen Immediately. JAMES w. FOWLER
No 50 WAl.sr Nrz Ynrl
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-04
European News.

The attempt to launch the great steamer
Leviathap was failure. Further attempts
postponed sine die.
There is no political news Of importance.
1t was reported that the Emperor Napoleon
would grant general amnesty for press offen-
ses on New Years day.
The Spanish Government had granted an
amnesty for political olfenses in her posses
son
There is nothing later from India or China.
The contractor for raising the sunken ships
in the harbor of Sebastopol have abandoned
the work.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-04
NOTICE TO SETTLERS on l. s. LANDS

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION
to the beating Of Military Bounty Land Warrants. for
Settlers United States Surveyed Lands 10 be offered
Public Sale by order Of the President of the United States
in May next Such Warrants will be received the differ
en Land Offices in this State at the rate Of 81 5 per acre
and the assignments in all when made by u.s. GUAR
ANTEED. Parties holding such Warrants, and desiring
SELL will receive the highest cash market price and those
desiring to PURCHASE, LOCATE OR PROVE UP THEIR
CLAIMS will do well to call upon Settlers distance
wishing to locate warrants do through Power Of
orney. which will be furnished by US upon application
through letter. Charges moderate.
+. o. WAKEAIAN.
WM. l.. HIGGINS,
Notary Public,
San Francisco HERALD Office
Applications for Bounty Land Warrants correctly made
out and all Claims against the United States Government
against the New Granadian Government by
losses sustained during the Panama Riots Of Aprihc 18TH
1856, collected through Special Agent Washington
p53m is:lm2dp
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-04
Constable's Sale.

DY virtue Of execution issued ont Of Justices Court
ID at Quarzburg, Township No 2 Mariposa County and
State Of California In the action OF Carter Mckenzie and
spence Devans against VIM. Mckinney. am commanded
sell the following property towit One seventh Of
mining claim located in the Merced River near Carter 4
McKenzies store also-seven one-hundrcdths Of the
Miners Ditch, located on the Merced River.
NOTICE is hereby given that on SATURDAY, the SIXTH
DAY Of FEBRUARY 1858, between the houTsof 10 O'Clock
A. NJ and O'Clock r. NJ will expose for sale at public
auction at Phillips Flat the Mcrced River the above de
seribed property or much thereof will satisfy said
Judgment and costs of suit to the highest bidder for cash
N. A. BAILEY,
Constable by Appointment
Quartzburg, January 18th, 1858. janl4 81
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-04
ARTICLES OF SILVER:
Summons.
State Of California, County Of Stanslaus,
district Court OF the Thirteenth Judicial District

State of California, County of stanisaus,
In the District Court OF the Thirteenth judicial District
John D. G. Knocpncr, pltG. Action brought in tho
) District Court Of the
Felicia Dncher Knocpnler deft Thirteenth judicial Dis.
rct and the Complaint filed in the County of stanisaus
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the said District Court Both
October A. d. 1851 The People of the State OF California
send greeting; to Felicia Dncher knoepiler.
You are hereby required TO appear in action brought
against you by the above named Plaintiff in the District
Court of the Thirteenth Judicial District in and for the
County Of Sanisaus and to the Complaint filed
therein within ten days exclusive of the day of service
after the service you Of this # served with
in said County IL served out of the County, but within
said Judlca District within twenty days II served out
OF said District then within forty days judgment by de
fault will be taken against you.
The said action Is brought TO obtain OF Divorce
from the bonds Of marmony shown by reference TO com.
phint and II you fail to appear and the said com
plaint above required the plaintiff will take judgment
by default.
Given under my hand and Seal Of the District Court Of
r the 18th Judicial District This a0th day Of October
p"@-l A. D., 1867. wM. u. MCDANIEL. clerk
S. 7. ScASIKFR llhs Attorney d3-3m
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-04
Notice to Creditors.

In the County Court of stanisaus County,
State Of California,
January Term, 1851
In the matter Of the Petition Of Cyrenius Johnson
Insnvent Debtor.
d URSUANT to an order made by the Hon. II. w
l. Wallis, County Judge OF the County Of Stanis
laus and State aforesaid made the fourth day of Jan
uary, A. d. 1853, notice is hereby given TO all the
Creditors of the said Cyrenus Johnson 10 be and ap
pear before the Hon. II. W. Wallis aforesaid al
chambers at the Clerks office Of the County Of Stan
isaus. in the Town Of La Grange on the TWEN
TiETH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d. 1858, at II
o'clock A. NJ, Of that days then and there to show
cause II they can, why the prayer Of said Insovent
should not be granted, and an assignment Of hi
Estate be made aud he be discharged from bis debts
in pursuance of the prayer Of his petition, and Tho
Statutes in such made and provided.
Witness my hand and Seal Of Office, dated, La
Grange, January 4th A. ID. 1858.
[sEALl WIN. d. MCDANIEL.
janlltd Clerk.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-04
VIM. GOuverneur Morris,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
coSsrssosrR rcR TnK usnD STATES corRr or CLAIMS
AND NOTARY PUBLIC, vIsALIA, TULARE co.

VIII practice in the Courts Of Mniposa Merced Fresno
and Tulare. Particular attention given the collection Of
claims obtaining Of Bounty Land Warrants pay and extra
pay Of and snl1ers Pensions Gases attended
10 in the Court of Claims at Washington Deeds Mortgages
Leases etc carefully drawn. Lands located and preemp
tons secured School land Warrants bought and sold
BiiR MoRRE offers his services to the citizens Of
Tuare Coanfy to obtain for them the appropriation made
by the legislature Of 1851 10 which they entitled for
services rendered in the suppression Of Indian hoses-
Application should be male at the War Commission
before whom the claims to be proved will ermi
nate its sessions o29tf
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-04
PHELAN'S CUSHIONS.

rNHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO INFORM THE PUBLIC
that he has purchased the Exclusive Patent Right to
make and sell liiElAA's : COMBINATION CUSHIONS" I"
for this State and Oregon, and THAT TllY CAN BE PUR
CHASED OF 40 OTHER PERSON IN THIS CITY. Purchas-
will protect themselves from being sw- He'd by
boring the above facts Orders for taking down setting up
repairing Tables attended 10 the shortest notice. rri-
yaie gentlemen Clubs saloon keepers wishing procure
lhelan's Model Billiard Tables Combination Cushions" :"
Will please address NJ f. HUGHES,
$50 Jackson st, next to international Hotel,
o2g San ffancisco
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
SHIRTS! SHIRTSl SHIRTS

rI,HERE IS NOTHING MORE IMPORTANT IN ADDING
i to the appearance of gentlemans dress than well
fitting SHIRT, such made by Madame Plum
mer, No. 2S3 Dupont street. San Francisco, 10 which
Davis Jones' celebrated Shirts In way equal.
Call and examine the French Yoke Neck Shirts. The
teria found not at the option Of the Dress
ing Gowns Collars etc. made to order at short notice
and low price LADIES and CHlIDREN'S LINEN and
other Clothing constantly hand and made to order.
Wedding Ball and Theatrical costumes made at shortest
notice, and forwarded by Express. MADAME PIUMMER,
ja2sq 2s3 Dupont street, San Francisco.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-04
COM e L SALOON, F,
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTH srREETs
MARIP OSA.
JAMES M. vANDYKE, :: Proprietor.

A GOOD SUPPLY OF THE BEST QUALITY OF IMPORT
IA ed Wines, Liquors and Cigars can always be found
at the Bar where the proprietor is always hand to dis
pense the best his house Affords to his friends and cuso
mers HsIquors selected with great care, and be
relied upon as the genuine article,
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-04
Settle your Bills,

H. persons indebted TO the firm Of y. OPPENIIEIM
N Co, in MARIPOsA and BEAR VALLEY, are hereby
requested to SETTLE their accounts previous to the first o
JANUARY they will be put in the hands Of the proper
authorities for collection. ID. OPPENlIEIM 4 co.
Mariposa, Dec. 30, 1857. do
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-04
N O t L @ g.
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE.

COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE, !
MrimroS, FHiSNo Co. November Sd, 1857
TIVE undersigned Suryeyuro Of Fresno County respectful
l. " informs the Public that he Is prepared 10 Sur
yey Swamp and Oyerhowed Land Presumption Claims and
all kinds OF surveying, Civil Engineering etc Also thai
he will attend TO having the Decaratoy Statements taken
of persons wishing to locate Public Lands.
Any business entrusted TO his charge will be promptly
attended to application at his Office in slilleron
I. Q. STAlLO,
nl2-3m County Surveyor Fresno Co.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-04
NOTICE.

TINE undersigned will attend to the examination of Min
ing locations make Reports and draw Plans for open
ing and working Quartz Mines In Marposa and ad-
joining counties lie will also attend TO The purchasing OF
Quartz Mines commission. J. +. CLAYTON,
Mining Engineer.
Ofice at Marposa Mariposa County. jan7
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-04
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

IL persons hereby notified, that indebted OF
N have any stock Of any kind whatever belonging Ia
Major NELSON PEPPERS. TO inform the Public Admins
traitor of Marposa County, of the immediately
failing do they will be prosecuted according to law.
J. ". TORNEY,
jan14 81 Public Administrator.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-04
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TNHE coparnership heretofore existing between H. Gerso
i and Sam Elias is this day dissolved by mutual
sent The business viii hereafter be conducted by II Ger
II. 6ERSUN,
jan2l SAM ELIAS
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