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Mrs. James Price published romance in the
Ohio Farmer about year ago, in which the
real and unenyiable characters were very plainly
intended for James Gray and wife. Shortly
after difficulty occurred in coreequence between
Mr. Gray and James Price and son, in which the
son was killed and the father wounded. Gray
has just been tried in the Clark (Ky.) Circuit
Court for murder, and acquitted Five lawyers
appeared for the prosecution and nine for the de:
lfcnse A great crowd attended the trial and ap-
proved Of the verdict. t2 tfiA - i12d
, 1858-10-29
I ,i8g &.6a WOOD = BRADLEY, Il S6s
AuctiOnees and Commission Merchants, /

Balrh street, near commercial, s:eilacOoln n.
Messrs. WOOD BRADLEY would Rfer 70 the following
well known houses j. Webber Co., eleIacoon McCaw,
Es steIacoom; Balch Webber, Stewart street wharf,
cisco. slstf
, 1858-10-29

A woman Of most notorious character made
an attempt to escape from the Buffalo jail re-
Gently. She dug hole through the wall Of
her cell, procured a rope, arranged It with her
daughter 70 meet her outside at certain hour,
and was likely p succeed but she had a baby
in jail with her, and that was lowered down first
occupying considerable time, and before the old
woman could take 70 the rope, the sheriff was
on the spot md rc-caged his bird. IA, h, 1
, 1858-10-29

Prominent among the mineral resources d
our favored region arc, extensive fields ot
zeal, which have been found, and partially
Invoked in various parts Of the Territory.
sOn Green River. aabOui twenty miles from
sieilacoom, il is seen cropping out Of the
'tSFlhlo loset large extent iOf country. Mr..
i,Jahes Riley, Who has taken coniffom these
mines, and tested il states that Il igpites
lfadily and Is seduced 10 ashes without leav-
|nr any cIinl,sr. !. With the aid Of two IN
siaps, be took ont about four tons Of coal
per day. visHs aiH (
Uhe only reason Why. these mines are moi
11cco,sfhIly yIwoFked now Is the difficulty at.
a'llhaint apon getting The coal to the Sound,
uherc 4 would find ready sale at extremely
hfsahlsBIs fassl. sIafgs portion of thc
Intervening country being level prairie, the
cost of niIroad track fsT be cppyeyance
of ~ coal 70 market would amount to but
ifiasb comparsd with the Ultimate results.
:itn excellent opponunity Is here presented
4 A. hoihteuiusut of capital willnotbe
long, We opino, before vast coal depot Is
established IN Slellacooih Z s't ~ ~
, 1858-10-29

Yr0Eran1F WoSpEHs, have nov, in our
e1rs eouerdpn Sof vegetable wpndersl from
sslt.|l. King county Ehishs ipr dinegsqas
and weight, arc seldom equalled, and nsysr VT
f,riDed They comprise two heads of cabbage,
weighing tqssther q pounds; two tnEnipsweigh-
rs - pounds; and two bccts weighing 2L
ponpas These vegetable mpnsirosites ,wste
hropghi Up IN the little steamer Ranger, this
nqsning, Niih 4 large quantity of apples end
nlichrs ~ from The farmlof Mr.. Il A. Collins,
4 Seattle. For The benefit Of The curious in
sch matters ~ shall keep thsse vegetable pro-
ducts b ourgaics 'hu days, that an who wish
ny - lhcih California hdst look k'oot Icr her
I. hdIslA aHn,q1 I'D ssiHig'b ,ysii'pss sIgl (.
, 1858-10-29
spttiaI Nutitts.

eS- Hostetter's Celebrated stomach Bitter. a.,
Jaundee, Dyspepsia, Nervous Chronic Debility ara vs,
pleasant In taste and SMELL and can be taken under any Cir
cumsnnees In cases Of Dyspepsia like maggie strenv
ening the zone Of the stomach stimulating the digestive nav
ers and giving ruddy health to the cheek and beue,, a.
theeye In all Of diseases Of the stomach whether
or chronic, 1t may be recommended for soothing corf
and renOvalins influence. Dyspepsia, Heartburn Ls a,
Appetite Nausea, Nervous Tremors, Relaxation Debility s
are relieved by the Bers In very shof space Of tnennd
perseverance in their fails work thcfopvh,
cure Every family should have Iosteers celebrated Stan
aeh Bers Noarticle peculiarly adapted our climate
Sold by Druggists Hotels and frsclass saloons thrOurou.
Calitornia and Oregon. tf.' 81 |I EEgtSTrN
CAUTON-Duyers arc particularly requested to beware Of
spurious article manufactured and represented to be Ho,
letters Btters, which all who sell the genuine arc.
can detect as II never sold by the gallon square bs
ties containing full quart with the cork covered Win ma
tac cap and cap bottle with directions for u
PARK d WHITE, Sole Agents, to whom al srderi
should be addressed tS2 Washington st. San Francisco f
I-3m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17

TnE VILLAGE BLAcEMITn. All who have
admired the beautiful engraving OF tho Cos
mopolilan Association have expressed Gu.
riosity to know something Of the original.
The Belfast Age, says It is the famous black
smith Hicks. an itinerant methodist preach
err who once resided ia Lancashire, England
and who became one OF the most noted hed
preachers of England. lie was instrument
al in many thousand conversions, and IN
building up several churches. lla labored
steadily at his trade during the six days Of
the week, and preached on the seventh. lie
is represented in the act OF shoeins horse.
The picture is by Herring, a famous Eng
llsh artist, and ono Of the finest living ami
NAL painters, and the picture may be re-
garded as his masterpiece. Tho Black
smith--,hc horse be is shoeing-his wife
who is just entering the shop with his din
uer, and his faithful dog, all stand forth
with a prominence and di,tinctne.', which
at once fixes the attention 10 the 6ne eoneep-
ton aud finish Of the picture.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17
Senatorial Committees.

The committees Of the Senate were an.
uouncei on Monday last, as follow.
On Foreign Relations. Mason,
Chairman, Douglas, Slldell, Polk, Critten-
den snd Seward.
On FHanes.-Mr. Hunter. Chairman
Pearcc, Gwin Bright. Hammond, FesscnJen
and Cameron.
On Commerce. Mr.. Clay. Chairman.
Benjamin, Bisler, Chandler, Reid, Allen
and Ilimlin.
On M,Ffg,y affairs and Mhta. Mr.. DA-
Wis, Chairman, Fitzpatrick, johnson Of
Ark, fcs'cnten. Brodorick Wilson and
King.
On Narai AGai1.-Mr. Mallory, Chair.
man, Thompson ofN. j.. slidell, Allen,
Hammond. Bell snd Hale.
On ne Judidary.-Mr. Biyard, Char
man, ClIngman. Pugh, Benjamin, Green,
Collamore ard Trumbull.
On Post O9ce' and Post Road'.-Mr.
Ynleo. Chairman, Biglsr, Gwin, Rice,
Ward, Hale and Dixon.
On PHble Land, MIR. Stuart Chairman,
johnson OF Ark Pugh. Chandler, John
son Of Tenn, Foster and Harlan.
on PIRATE land Ciaims.-Mr. B,nhmin,
Folk, Shields, Thompson OF Ky; Durkcc.
On Indian Afnr.-Mr. Sobastin. Char
man. Brown. Rice, Fitch, Bell, Houston and
Doolttle.
On PcunoHS-Mr. Jones. Chairman.
Thompson Of II. j.. Clay. Bates. Thompson
Of Ky, Poster and King.
On Revolutionary Cia,ms. Mr. Shields,
Chairman. Bates, Cri,tenden, Wilson and
Durkec.
On Ciaimi.--Mr. Iycrson. Chairman,
Mallory, Ward, Simmons and Clark.
On n, DptriG Of Coiuniia.-Mr. Brown,
Chairman. Mason. johnson Of Tenn, vii.
son and Yulec.
On Patents aud i6e Patent Ofo.-Mr.
Reid, Chairman. Thompson II ~ j.,
Toomb., Simmons and Trumbull.
On Pullc buildings and Grounds. Mr..
Bright. Chairman. Davis. Douglas and
Clark.
On Truion0.-Mr. Green, Chairman.
Douglas, Sebastin. Jones, ColIamer and
Wade.
10 audit and Coniroitls contingent srpeH-
'e' oftAe Senais.-MT. Wright. Chairman,
johnson Of Tenn, and Dixon.
on PnHtng. Mr.. Fitch. Chairman,
Cameron, Clingman. Mr.. Clingham do.
clincs to serve. and tho Vice President will
appoint another membcr
/ On EHgro0,i BIb.-Mr. Wright Chair
man, Brown and Dooliitlc.
/ On L,5ray.-Mr. Wright, Chairman
Bayard and fessenden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17

elarAtion OF Independence, and the ecns,iiu-
ion, and denouneing every man who aided
In the achievement Of car Independence ana
In the establishment Of our free government
a. traitors and fana,ics. No one who has
the least political sagaeity can fail to see
iha, IL this party is suffered to remain IN
power, tbsy wall carry out their treason and
overthrow the Government. Tbs gorrr'-
msnf eauns, sssd upon any oii,r ba's than
hat lend iy,i, fovHdrrs. lct,he foundation
mon wh,ch. ii has been erected be once
weakened. the whole fabric falls nass Of
ruins.
Thcse wholesome truths nav be unraiAl-
able 10 ,hose who have had an agency IN
bringing our government into Its prcsco,
dsplorable condition hot they are none the
les true. There il bat one hope Tor our
country. and that i IN the republican par
ty. Ths political organization had its orr
gin in necessity. IL was formed n meet the
black democracy in It's wicked attempts to
overthrow one Of the bet governments that
ever existed. Tor this purpose It has taken
the Geld and sounded the alarm. Firmly
based upou the platform Of the fathers, It
IA. taken it, stand in defense Of cons,itu-
tional lh,rty and personal rights. The
battle has hrly begun. The p'opi, are
marballinc under the white hammer OF free
dom. which Is Yet destined IN the " corrsc
Jl events. o. wave proudly upon the Ma
iional Capitol. Senator seward - RICH,
when be- ays, 4" The two great antnsonis,ic
elements cannot ahrgv, exist together"
Thu was established ire soyrnmcut.-
OUT father, made It -. This rich legacy
they bequa,h,i to their po,teri,y. The
war has tc-un. The Goths and vandals
must he driven og, of power. The decree
ha. gone forth, and the people, The ,over-
cisn pc,rlc--the great sourcc of all power.
Wi. DO i,. and once more establish right and
justice. instead OF a slave de-po,isu too in
,1ltnb.e Tor the ncck' Of ,irtuou', iniclli.
gent people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17
Thirty-aRh Congress

The rry.eu, CongrJs, hes convened fr II.
las; session. ani with o. termination the
political power OF the Buchanan dynasty
will cui. q .. now pretty we'll settled that
the next llous, will contain q majority Of
opposition msmtsr,. Thi. hgirg o., r,se.
Oh, rculiuins two year, % Mr. Buchanan.
administration will pas. ot with CO., Iopa.
l,r branch a-,lr,, him With ti.. tact
sar0S ifcm iu t.r ics. the lscImri1piir,
wi. ,r. ,hr ucye..iiy % driving their ret
scheme, through. Iurr- che lc.,' existence
of thc Vre-,nt Ilou... The country ought
ult 90 tr surprised az ,be urturniug oi al.
ma., amy ,,..aiu,u. plot. Measures, d,.b,-
I-,-, ar iu embryo. which. when developed.
wall shock che whole nation.
TIE President ever zinc, hi. Inauguration.
has bad Do, we on Cuba. Bat De- ha, or
20 Jtc present time maintained comparative
.,sncr upon tal, question. liz r,cyn, NJ.
sage b5irs, 90 ilsh; something Of biz design.
ia ta.. matter While De rra',,.,lly pro.
tends ,ia' be would acquire Cuba hy pur-
cHlss iD an honorable vay. u o. very c,i.
dent ;ha, thI. o. not bis programme fur an.
ugyr- ,hi, leland Q, The Union. Ills rial
Vurro-s 10, under some rrcten.c. O. ,eile
CuIa ly force This j. 20 hr done hy trump.
ir- ur ,lmr imaginary wrong on the part
u. t'e >r,r... government. and making this
aIr,t.at lly 'siziUs upon iac Prize. Bat
w. believe hcvi.l he unable during ihc pre-
ssnt -.,.i,n of ClrsrlS. o. c'usummlt, thr.
wicked scheme The President no, ouly has
t..irssut design, upon Cuba. bat upon
,Ime af doe State, OF Mckee. These be
vou.I steal from the Mexican government
ur.n ,.ur a,sr lrst,Ni, "a. an indemnity lor
an l,samol wrong. bot there are serious
l.fEeulue. Boa hsway which " 10 prevent the
contamination oi Ih,,c plo,. &, .cire pr.
ttoo 90 MrNi.o. hence W very much doubt
vhs'h.Tauy loryi.u territory can bc brought
into ,hc uu,lu PRIOR 10 ,bc al ournmcuI Of
tli. Congress.
There are several important questions De-
fore che prs-eu, Congress. Tie admission
OF Orsua, ,hs Pacific Railroad, the revision
oftas tariff, aye 40 matter, Which will pre-
sent ;.aus.',s, .ar ,lrly consideration We
bop, Che republican members will avail
thgms..,ss yi cy,y parliamentary means To
prevent tac outras.s upon ,he right. OF the
people which are intended 20 b. pushed
through by the slave democracy. The ses-
sion must Gloss the fourth OF March next.
aud 10 thi. the country has hope. Ia the
meaniims le, the ,ig,lani eye Of the people
watch iIg movements Of the slave power ia
Congress. and be r5aiy 10 eIplse the trail
tJr..s designs Of the southern dlsuniOn.
rts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17

PooR And PRouD; or the Fortunes Of Katy
Redburn. \ Story for Young Folks. BY
Oliver Optic. Boston Phillips, Samp-
son & Co.
The above is the title OF an attractive ju.
venilc, by thoau,hor Of the Boat Club, and
is jus, in season for a Christmas present to
the boys. The auther says be has made the
success Of the heroine depend upon her 20.
litsness. her determined perseverance, and
her conquering tina, foolish PRIDE which isa
snare to the feet. The lesson is a useful one
for all youth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17

"TnE LApY's Book " for January, 1858
has been received This Magazine has now
reached its LviIIth Vol. Cooley it, en-
ierprisiug pnblisher, instead Of allowing It's
features to suffer by age is constantly in-
crcasing its freshness, beauty and usefulness.
In the sphere in which the IAdy's Book re-
wolves, there are competitors but no rivals.
In briei notice it cannot DO expected that
we could Cnumerate 1.-THE of its shining
qualities for il has many. Its engraving'
are highly attractive as we'll as numerous
In this number there are not less than
thrcc page steel engraviugs besides some
forty or more on wOod--all elegant and per-
feet. Tho literary matter is likewise, such
rs will entertain any person OF good taste
and Gnu be most prohtably read by any la.
DIV. Now is the time To subscribe. Price
So year. We will furnish the Lady's
Book and Oxford Democrat in club for
50 so, per year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17

SurmAN's NsruH,t prtosorur. Il isa
great pleasure TO recommend book Of rial
merit. Such are our feeling, as we are
seated 90 write f-wIines in favor of thi,
new work. Prof Silliman'. Philosophy i
iu.i such a book a. might have been expect.
"a from him. One imrorian, feature i the
fact that much Of tho matter presented by
him {, entirely nc- to the ordinary student.
10 the Young man fond Of the s-ience, it
form. Of it.elC pretty little library. Ills
language j, precise, illustrations clear, and
the Different topics treated with degree Of
completeness which leaves nothing more 20
b. desired in such tex, book. The must
clan. the telegraph operator, and the me.
chanic will here 6ni foil clucidation OF
the principles on which his daily duties are
founded. No fret elias. Institution can at
ford to o. without u, and no teacher of the
primary school, though using different
work. can fiil Of being richly rewarded by
making {, his book Of private study and re-
ference. The introduction OF such book
into our institutions cannot bat prove an
important step in advance in the right di-
rection. We do, therefore, cheerlully re-
commend Il as. in our opinion, good book.
y. T. T.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17

Now roE 4 SLucu Rrpr. Our neishbor
Rawson ha. joe; procured some OF the
zines, .leishs to be found in this region, for
the use Of hi, customer. the prcscn, season.
The rcccn, falls Of snow have made capital
slcighin:. and II You would enjoy outdoor
exercise itsp-rfcciion, jus, order Luther"
robin" - Pcdlar, " or "ihc Colt, " and a
new sleigh. aud with complement, Of bellies,
glide over the frozen track TO some Of tho
pleasant places Of rr'ort in this vicinity. A
few such ride. will draw a large pile OF nails
from your coffin. \ good stable Is much
needed in this place, and Mr. Rawson should
be seconded in his cndeavors to sustain one,
by liberal patronage. His chargc. are les.
than those Of any establishment with which
we are acquainted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17

INV SLuGu MANrncoRr. We werc
much pleased. few day. since. IN looking
over the ware room Of Mcssrs. JupErNs 4
RicmRpsoS, Carriage Manufacturers, at
Washburn's Mills. North Paris. During
the las, season they have been much encas.
ell in i,iing up workshop, bu; have been
able to turn ou, some twenty-five slsishs,
which will compare in style, finish, strength,
and quality OF materials, with the produc'
,ions Of any mandatory IN the STATE. The
wood and iron work i neatly done by the
firm. which in'urcs care aud good work
mau,hip in every stage. The painting was
executed by Mr.. Brown, Of Turner. The
whole appearance Of the 'lcigh' reflects
great credit upon the manufactures.
The success Of such an establishment, will
be Of considerable importance to the town
and We would invite such or our citizens
a. are in need Of carriage, Of any kind &c
give these gentlemen call,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17

r Mr.. Moses 4 Mason rai.ci one p.
ta,o, this year. that weighed > II lbs. lie
proposes 10 send IL IN the editor IT the Bath
Times O. on exchange. Oxford Democrat.
Can't cIrhGrgs unless Mr.. Mason will ae-
ccpt draft on the Democrat odcc Tor a
oai@asc head bath Times.
Mr.. Mason raised the present year nat
Turnip. weighing IL pounds, which be- will
send in company with his potato, IL the
Times will accept the oder. Judging from
his olcr Of oa,5lce in ,IrlaHge, We pre-
sumo this variety OF turnips will prove Ear
more tempting to hi. nature than :hc pota.
TO possibly could be alone. II this will not
do, he will accept the draft, whenever "thc
ciiior" shall have produced a certificate Of
deposit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17

PnEENoLoGIc,L ALN,N,c Under the
above title. Messr.. Fowler & Wells have
issued m illustrated Annual, containing,
besides the usual astronomical calculations,
much matter Of uss and interest to those in
tsres,ed in the science ofphrenolcey. Among
the Illustrations are the portraits Of many
distinguished men, with their chronological
characters. New York Fowler & Wells,
publishers. Price cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17

\ Contraction. Mr.. j. q. Larry, the &C.
eupant Of the house belonging to Mr.. j. p.
Chapman. Ia Gilead. which was recently
destroyed by fire informs u that the cstima.
ted value OF the property given in the Dem
ocra, was much too low. 1t was two-s,o-
~ house with l.. and had woodsbed, car
rage house aud hog pen attached, and was
worth fully $500. There was no insurance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17

The yacht wanderer is reported to have
landed cargo OF $50 negroes in Georgia.
President Buchanan argues that We should
have Cuba, that We might put an end to the
slave trade. The cogency Of this argument
will be at once seen when 1t is borne in mind
that ihi'vo.sel had been expected tor two
weeks aud that the President had iniorma-
ton Of tho fact. bat made no efIor, TO cap
ture her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17

C,sE or llrpRocrrnALus. Died In Paris,
18th inst, Hattie May Farrar, aged ! year
9months. The child had been affected with
drop-y on tho brain, from some SIX months
subsequent to is birth, which occasioncd an
enormous expansion Of the head. At the
time Of It's death, the measurement over
vcr,cS was two feet. from root Of nose to
base Of occiput, % inches around bead, .
Zee, ; inehos.-leugih Of body . feet . ineh-
o.,--lene,h OF bead o inches.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17

BuRsIlNG on 4 FUN LANr ~ CnuRcn.
As the sexton was engaged in lighting the
lamp, in the Orthodox church at Bethel
IT'LL Tor 4 wedding party, on Wednesday
evening. he let fall one OF the largest size.
The laid was Immediately scattered about
ia danes. Mr.. j. \. Twitehell caught the
lamp m ono hand and carried itthrough the
church wrapped IN flame, burning bis hand
pretty severely. Carpets were usci to smoth'
CT the flames. There was regular STAN
psde Cor the doors by the audience. For
tuua,ely but lit,lo injury was done,
though Cor few moments the scene was a
irishtlul one. Mr.. Twiiehell bad thatScry
jay substituted Kerosene for the burning
auid in bis dwelling house, and his expert
cnce IN the evening will probably give the
new material higher value in his esiima.
ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17

The first number Of the Bethel Courier
has been issued. and Is very like tho "Down
Faster" ip general appearance. being PRINT
ed from the same type. We hope IL may
have successful career. Mr.. Cady has as
ISOLATED with him, in its publication, MIR.
Smith, formerly OF lewiston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17

Coos RErrELic'N. The las, nuuher Of
the Republican contains the yaleiict0ry OF
u. g. Allison as editor aud proprietor, and
the Satisfactory Of II. o. Kent, E.q., auth II
Ut tbi q. letter, from tie line extracts
from which haze byyn published in our sol.
umu.. Mr. X promise, to make a reliable
local newspaper, a, well as 10 sustain the
principles "! lhe Republican party.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17

Coon LAWS. Among the laws enacted at
the late session Of the Legislature Of Yer.
mont, we notice one authorizing towns to
procure and publish, at tile towns expense,
a history Of the town, to DO prepared by
suitable persons; an act for the improve.
men, OF breeds OF cattle and an act pro.
teciing shade and ornamental trees in the
highways.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17
JOHN J. PERRY. Editor.


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that vou'I unite o., t.-u thirteen indsr.r.
dent can..l.asie. mod 10 one common hssi.
In ih.. great v.rk 'hsy .rrcviej For
-. .,.,,t. r.-~,,i., ,,l ,l.,,,,, Of
the constitution. 10 va. ,orrrl-.l north and
..,,.,...,,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
mrrt tr,.- ,-i-t.f -.--' ur'.r.t1,l What
kind Of .,7srnn.rt Co., VIZ, Nuuiio-
Tho opinion. % o., hr,sr. ,,r a Dom. series
ofvr,r,. r.r. respected. and tHe lights they
e.,ag .shrI kar' harr.u, DC h1s been o1-
lvahaa' seventy van. since uc formation
az ais -uusot; anil t.o men Whose
wisdom arI patriotism fashioned 10, wsry
-carr,'v ,r.I i1 trtr g5su. before raoo
Of their ds-.rrut. ,.n. appeared upon che
political sas,. rsraiauas Oh. -r,a' r'in.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17

oar sotempar,ries complain that Speaker
orr ha, placed fourteen southern men at
the head OF committees, TO four Northern
men. ct course there can bs nothing sec
tional IN ihis,-democrats are always na-
tioual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17

rur ELruBuc. We were IN error in
stating ,hc club price Of the RcPu5licat SO
ilr trn copies. Single copies arc furnished
at -, and ,su eofi., Cor $40. The semi
Weekly costs - Ter year, or $40 FOR five
copies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17

The Philadelphia Press Of the 18th, says
the Spanish Minister called upon Gen. Cas-
yesterday afternoon, and announced to him
that Spain bad declared war against MeIi-
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