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NEW ORLEANS, Oct.
THE ELECTIONS.

The deaths from Yellow Fever yesterday
we're A.
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MEN IN WANT OF BUSINESS

A NY smart, active man. with a capital Of from
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Mass; and by giving reference rs to honesty and
ability, eau obtain good credit for goods. This
presents favorable opportunity for merchants
now in business, as well as men seeking business.
Oct !. 1858. w9t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-22

NJ wESTERN INSURANCE co, oswego,
l New York. Capital, Sl50,000.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-22
OHIO.
INDIANA.

The returns thus far received from Indiana
indicate the election of eight Republican
Congressman, the entire Republican State
ticket, and a majority of Republicans to the
State Legislature. In the third Congresson-
al district the result is doubtful In the 9TH
Congressional district, Davis, anti-Lecomp-
ton is elected
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-22

The Philadelphia Bulletin, of Saturday.
gives some additional Election returns. Thus
far the majority Of Red. candidate for Su-
preme Judgeship,is 25 1885 which will be in
creased D, tho full returns. The State Self
ate, Of which only II members We're chosen
this year, will stand II Democrats to IL op-
position
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16
Noliec OF roreelo,nre Of Morlgage.

Agoln t0r ht' HIWPafn PaHf Comp1Hy'
Portland, Nav, 1851. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

Tur CEors. Ilarvcs, prospects continue to
be Of the most cheering cgaracter. Tho ol-
loving arc some Of the latest reports
Maryland-There will 30 an average
wheat crop Oats, corn and tobacco are
promising.
nlinois-Thc prospects for wheat may
% called good. |, i. frc1 from rust, and
comparatively free from other injuries
Mis-ouri-Corn d, backward but is grow
ins Smelly. Other crops arc generally prom.
is,ns Vegetables promise an abundant.
yield, and the same may DO said Of grass.
Hcntusky-rhe whoa, crop in this state
will Do a short average.
Pcnusyl,ania-Thc accounts are good
from all sections Of the state, and the pros
pcci Of an abundant harvest j. mos, cheer
ins.
New Jcrscy-Arples aud pear promise an
abundant yield. Grass has never been bet
ter. Corn though backward is Of soOd
color and promises well. Whoa; and p5;a-
tgc, indicate a large crop.
Vir-inn-Thr0urh the State there wall
be an aggregate wheat crop; grass very
abundant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

LAIR IRON Mruoo. Nus Orleans, July
O.-The barqus Brilliant brings adyices from
Vera Cruz to the 9th inst.
business there was still PROSTATE. Tho
health Of the citizens was good. but the
yomito was prevalent among the troops.
4 violen, earthquake occurred a, the city
Of Mexico on the 18th Of June. killing dlty
persons.
The British and French ministers had adj
yisSd their eountrymen to pay the forced
loan under protest, but the American MN
is,sr Opposes the demand, and has asked for
his passports Will, awaiting Instructions.
General yidAurri aud Cara were march.
iDs upon the capitol.
EehcaSary had re,rea,cd to Jalapa, aud
Osollos was shu, up in san Luis Po,osi.
General sllas has been recalled from exile
by IAloaga.
Tho decree for the forced contributions
was being rigijly enforced.
Adyiccs from Yucatan are to the 30th OF
June. Government had imposed a duty Of
fifty cents Per barrel on foreign and domcs-
tic nour, from the frs, Of August. An
earthquake had occurred at Moniti,lau.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

AM,Rvrrors BERRY. The bCliry Of the
church Of Bon Sccours, a, Rouen, Is abou,
b. to supplied with a chime similar to those
OF Briggs. Antwerp, and Malines, but with
all the improvements recently elected. The
collection Is to eonsis, Of ,vcn,y-six, and is
to play the air 4" lnyiolatA every hour Of
the day and nigh, but, in order to avoid
the mOnosOny produced by the constant rep
clifton Of the sane air, the chimes are 50
arranged that they are to play special airs
at Advent, Lent, Christmas, Easter, Whit
.untide, Ascension. and All-Saiuts' Day ;
in word. on all the SEASONS and holidays
Of the church. In addition, a finger board
h,s been adapted to the chimes, to enable
them to Be played on like an organ. The
elock. which Is 20 st the chimes in motion,
has alrcaiy been fixed in the bclfry and IL
is to DO completed by the addition OF an a'-
Economical and chronological chamber, in
which will 10 represented al the phases Of
the moon. the day Of the week and month,
and the precise time at Paris, Lyons, Stras-
burg. Rome, Jerusalem, S,bas,opol, Con-
s,au,inopls, Msiers, Sydney, Philadelphia,
san Francisco, New York, Canton. 81.
Petersburg, Cairo, Vienna, VALPARAISO,
Dublin, Calil and Moscow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

TEou Uru. ~ Losi,, July I3.-The
Utah correspondent Of the Republican, un-
der date oi June Is, says that the conditions
agreed ur,n attic ConEryncc between GOV.
Cumming. the Peace Commissioner, aud
the heads Of the Mormon Church, are that
tie troops shAll enter the city without OF
position. that the civil oGscr. shall Be per-
uii,cd to perform their duties without in
icrrupti5n, and that unconditional obedience
shall Dc paid to the laws Of the land while,
On the other hand, past oa,ne,s are to be
forgiven. a. was stated in the Presidents
PROCLAMATION.
Al the houses in the city had ben closed
a-lius, both civil oascJrs and strangers, cy-
cspt one, which was occupied by the Cover
nor and hs family. Everybody elso were
obliged 10 .l,,p IN the wagons or on the
ground The persons in the house wer,
Gov. Cumming, secretary Iiartno,i, Mc'srs.
Powell and McCulloch, the Pcac, C1nmi..
sionsrs. Dr. Forney. Superintendent OF
Indian AGairs; Mr. Craig, Indian Asen,
Mr. Dois5n, Marshall q The Territory and
Ncssrs. S.mouton, Fillmore AMI Brown,
Correspondents Of the New York Time,
Herald and Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

4 true copy-httest;
Dawn Kv,PF, Rsgisin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

The remains Of NJ Apollo Howe, who II,
Will De- remembered has been missing since
the l2ih Of June, last. were discovered by
an Irish woman early this morning, direct.
d. at the foot Of Congress street, back of
Muriy I'LL. 4 canvass Ing containing Is
or 80 pounds % rocks, was found securely
fastened o the body, which seems 70 have
hocn the work Of cool dclihcrau0n. II j.
though, BY ,he City Marshal AMI Others,
tina, Mr. Howe probably procceicl TO the
railroad bridge and therc committed suicide
hy pluns.us into the water.
lSntc Of Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

SNGuL,S OrmArioN. \ correspondent
informs ~ that pr. VIM. Henderson, Of
Bueksport. on the fourth day OF July, by a
surgical operation, extracted from the cav.
ity Of the abdomen Of Miss Nancy Jane
Shute, Of stockton. sloreH gallons and a hdlt
Of water resembling soap suds, irichiHg
H,sdy pounds This liquid has been accu.
mulatng gradually Cor four or five years.
She boro the operation wgll,-aui when
finished said she fclt 50 lish, she could al.
most ly.-I Bangor Wing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

EXCITEMENT n LEWISTON. The Lewiston
papers contain detailed reports Of the de-
lection Of one Of their citizens. in criminal
connection with young lady dressed in
boys clothes. The couple have been board
er- At the Dewitt House, about two months
and bad occupied the sane room. Circum.
stances fastening suspicion on them, a muss
was kicked Up in about no time. The land.
lord, not wishing TO make the disgrace too
public, lct the parties OH on their agreeing
70 separate and offend no more. Last Toes
day night, however, il was learned that they
hal gone TO neishborins town, Greene,
and set az Housekeeping again in the hotel
there Thcroup9n si5cer Lowell was sen,
10 break up the arrangement. Arriving
after bedtime, and finding them a. expected,
he arrested and furnished them with sepAr-
ate lodgings in the County boarding.houss.
They were tried before justice Smith, and
bound over in the sum o! $500 each. Fail.
ing TO procure bonds they were again locked
up tvas proved on trial that Ward IS a
married man, aud the father Of family.
Ills wife has lived in Gardiner. The girl
gave her name as Frank Weber omake
the matter more aggravated, it is said the
girl is BY no means progressing, but on the
contrary much freeklel aud decidedly re-
pulsiyc. The Advocate has now come to
the conclusion tia, Lewiston is getting to
Be quite a thick.sc:ilsl place"
Estate Of Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

COuoEr AND E,JNouV ~ SuoEiNG. Take
a piece Of spous, thrcc-quar,ers Ot an inch
sluaro On dry s,ate,) make small hole
through the centre, then steep It in water
until it becomes d.s;,ndcd, squeeze the Wa
ter out, aud pat the stem Of the pipe ;hro'
the hole until the bowl comes IN contact
v,th the centre Of the sponsc. Charge the
pipe and gu the sponge with cold waicr (;
then commence smoking, and 4, will b.
found that a saving Of - Per cent. in to-
bAceo is cGsctel, with an improvement in
the ilavor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16
Maine WESLEYAN Seminary.

1--WE Fall Term will commence AuGUsr oh.
StuJsnis preparing i,r college v,H have EN-
TIA rtvI TuE ETotrATtgNs.
u desired. AnVANCLp CtAssrs IN Chemistry,
NiDcnp-,. and Grolrg, sill b. prncd.
Tutiau .. fipm . Co - cents gCrWcrN; Board,
iugHiiag wlshing. lghi., ani ruuni.rrui, -.
Student. can b1lu themsclvc. a. about II Per
week.
Ladies cin sslr,i their studies with rrffcncc to
the CoLLtuT COURSE wh,ch Will probably bo
established within The Nc1r.
". T.. ToR~EN, See. Of Trustee.
Keut's Ilill, Jul, 9Th. lsiS. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16
y by Del,loi' s Jack'on,hi Au't'.
o,,,c nj Foreclosure nj Mortgage.

DUBLlC notice Is hereby giSen, that, on the
23l day al June, A. ID. 1858, EDwIS srET-
sov, Of Oxford, IN IN, Coun'y Of ONlOfd and State
II Maine, conveyed to James Am,ry Of the CITY u
New YoTk in the State Of New York, b, his
mortgage deed of that date, certain parcel Of
real estate situated IN ONiord, IN the County Of
ONioul and State 81 Maine, coni-iaing two hun
dr,l acres le the same more ~ less, AMI y Known
by the name Of tbs Alec lafm the same e'ng more
particularly described IN said mortgage deed a. re-
corded In OElonl records book ~, page II, and that
the condition OF said mortgage has been brokea,
wherefore, 10y virtue OF the assignment Of sail
mortgage by said Jane. Ainory To- ne iof Wlua
bic consideration, a. by said James Amory's deed
of assignment dated the 18th day Of ApFll, A. ID.
ls5s, and recorded with the said ONiuri lieooIds,
book us, pages 2li-2ij Will more iall, a'T q,
large appear. I, lanes A. Moore, 81 the Cay and
State Of New York, hereby claim to l9ree'o'e 'h'
same.
Dated at Poril,nd. this first day Of Jaly. N the
year of our Lord eighteen hgntrcd Ini nul,s'snt
% By Delilois * Jarksoni hts htNs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16
Brighton Market.

THURSDAY, July :.
Az mirket us beef cattle, - Working OSen,
- COWS and Calves, 1900 Sheep, 80 shOats,
and $50 Eat Hogs.
Priccs-Beef Csitle--ENtra,Ss 500 as2oi hrst
atality : rs ; -; second quality, 200 %;
th,ld doc IS a ! 80; ORDINARY 600.
Working ONeu--No salss noticed.
Cow. ana Calyr.-s22, =, j, a -.
Sh.epsnI Iambs-Sales OF small lots, 100,
50 I 25aj5 30
lat Hogs l.2 il.
Shoats- 60 pebble. pf,me, l-2 for soNs, LIZ
C.. &c burrows: Ohio6 81; Old hogs, ga H.
10 large store hogs s.. Atreta,l. from 10 >.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16
NJ Ar RIED .

Iu Lowell. June si,h b, Rev. NJ Bonham, Mr.
AIan,on VI. Wirrrn uf Paris, 10 Miss Almira \,
CLARK. OF Lowell, Mass. llncoucctly publ''hcd
last w5sk.
u Il,miin'. Gant, ih inst W. Geo. W. Colc
90 Mss Mary :. Cole, 10th oi Greenwood.
IN DuVcr, l7lh ult, Mr. ttrphcn !. Horne, Of
Tsunnstou, TO Niles Lucy Ann :. Whitman. Of
MrNtUu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

Ran Ro,D CoUussioNEHs Governor
Morrill, las appointed Hon. William Will,
OF Portland T.. H. c. Hooper, Esq, OF
Bidiciorl George =. Sewall, E,l., Of Old
town " bo Commissioners under the Rail
Road Act passed BY the late legislature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

Cotruys, O, Jolly b. The Republican
State CONVEX ton net here to-day. Gen.
Jas. NJ Ashley acted a. Chairman, and Hon.
John \. Brigham AMI Hon Caleb b Smith
addressed the Convention. There isa full
attendance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

Corrs OF ISIS. \ Telescope Come; has
born discovered az Perth Aubrey, New
jersey. bv Mr. Ilcury NJ. rarkhurst. The
Come, is Increasing 10, RICH, discussions aud
moving nurthuari in jeclination. IL has a
Lri,h, nucleus, anu resembles nebalous
sAr u the eleventh magnitude.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

VIVID CuEERr BARK ANp Tar, byan ingc =
ni5us combination with faw ether simple,
arlrius the surcst agtilo,cs known for
consumption OF the lungs. Dr. Wisiar, in
hi. Balam Of wild Cherry, las produced a
rsmedv % untold value.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

TIM TELrGEUu FlEET SKY. Qsdsr. d.
~ 18th. Ship Windsor Forest, from Liver
pool, June ith, arrived here this morning.
The Captain reports having sen the steam
crs Asamcmnon and Niagara, in longitude
30, latitude 80, on The 18th Of June; was
ihrec days in company with them bad
heavy wesi-s9u;hwcsi gals and Lish sea.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

10 hs How. TAo~s ~. B,ow., Judge Of Probate
fo,hs CoHaiy ~ Orfs,d.
v'IlE petition AMI representation Of Moses Az
/ ley, GUARDIAN ol Charles Dunharn, III Hartford,
~ thu Couny of OSlord, minor respectfully shews.
thai the ,ad minor u seiIsd and pos-cssed II oer.
tain nal estate, situated IN said Hartford. and de-
scrilc,l ~ filowsi one undivided eighth part II
the Moth half 81 lot No. ~. Range Z, IN the
town II Hartford. al.o one undivided fourth part
%, the South hilf oi same oti that said estate u
unprnluciire u an, lraoht 10 said minor, and that
IL will b. Cor the interest az said minor that the
same should H. sold AMI the proceed. pat ou' a"i
secured on interest. lie therefore Pray your
Honor that be may le'authofi,ed and empowered
agrecably To law 70 eel At private sale the above
described real estate. such part 81 u az IN your
opinion ns, be expolient. AL which u respect
falls submitted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

PrEsoV,t. TX Prcsiicn, Mllarl Fill.
more is Suffering severely from Inclination
Of tho eyes. They ars 50 weak ,ha, he i
obliged 70 fJTgs, reading almost entirely.
At the adjourned term Of the L. 5. Cir
cult Court in Portsmouth, y. H., last week
Judge Clifford appointed Edmund Burke,
Of Newport, Uui,ci States Commissioner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

r. "a, Hs-. T'ho~a, ~. BrovH, JHdg, Of Probate
(or ne CoaHiy 81 OTford.
MARY A. WEEKS. Administrative ~ the
wi estate Of CLARg WEtKs. Lace ~ Potter ~
said Coun,y, deceased, respectfully represents
that the personal estate q aid decreased 10 not
Sufficient To ply the ja', dsL,s which be owed AZ
the tmo II hi. death by the of two huaifcd
and 6lty dollars. Your petitioner thsr,io pay.
that ,oar Honor woul grant her lernse 10 sell at
pubc or prvaie sale, and convey siS'ecn acre. of
the real estate OF ,aid decreased which Is necessary
e. the payment Of laid deht. and inridsnt,l char
re.. MARY A. WEEKS.
by her Agent, John MOol,on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

III, city Of Portland have recently pur.
cIasri 10, in Cape Elizabeth, containing
about siSiy.one acres, which is to be laid
out Tor cemetery. Ia, situation Of the
10; is said 70 BE- fn', anu can be easily con-
vcrtel into a beautiful cemetery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

CNcrvNATI, July 10, Tho Republican
Convention Of the tn district OF Indiana,
has nominated Jdlss llaekclman Tor Con.
crc... Resolutions were adopted d'nouuc-
m: a, Gr,,n AMI English bill f5r III, al
mission Of Kansas. anI the cztrnslnco OF
the Administration.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

{. c. CopRr. An adjourned session OF
the Cour, Of County Commissioners, for
Oxford County, wall be held in the Treas.
urcr's OGee, a; Paris, on Tuesday the Goth
day Of July.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16
DIED.

In IT,, Nov. lOth. Nathan Couini. aged so,
huucily Il SUMNER.
IN Hiram. Apil 27ih. Pesg wad'wohh, ~,
agrI ~ years.
a. Iangot. slh inst, Ch,,lcs Henry. ION Of Sylh
Emery. aged n years 10 months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

oXFoRp, ss.-Ata court ol Probate held a. Par
4. uiihin sud ior the couuty of OSiord. ga the
third Tuesday IT June, A. ID. ls5s.
C,ARAII SMITH, AdministralrlS Of the Estate
- Of Aniipas Smith, late of Norway, ~ sad
,s,an,y, decreased, having presented her fret and
final account Of administration Of the estate u
aid deceased lor allowance.
OIdr,d, That the sad Administrators give
notice 10 all rer.ons Interested. by can.iag eopy
Il thu. order to h. publshed three weeks sacoe.s-
i,ely in The O>lcoi DcmoeIat, print.i at Pare,
that they may appear at a Probate Court To h. held
Al pari. IN ssid souaty, on The ihiul Trefday 81
Dol, next, at . u the clock IL the ioUnoOs. and
,hsw cause, II any they have, Why the same shouh
nod lie allowed.
A true oopy-attesii
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

There are III brick or stone, and 373
frame builliugs--in all i9O-now goins up
in Milwaukee, a; an aggregate COS, OF one
million one hundred thousand dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

JNal the lcalia. brin-hr. II manufacturing IN.
L dusip. the grr,t practical sup.iioriiy oi S,ug.
80 Srsing MBrhinrs - a tact established n~Nond
d..puic. y, p,l1f, sh'c manufacturer. cl'ih''r,
sr1nstfcss. drcss m,krr, 'hdiIrr. carriage trim.
mrr, bat runaGctufcr, s.. s., can aaotd 20 DO
Without Ihrn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16

oNToRD. ss.-Ata court ofProbaie held at Frye
bufg.w ilh,n and Zoe the county ofOxi0rd, on the
l7th dsy ~ June, A. -. 1855.
Ga the otsgoing petition,
Orirsi. That the said Petitioner give notice
10 all persons interested, by cau.ing copy VI ih.
order 60 h. publishcd three weeks succ,s.iseh "
The ONfnd Democrat, printed At Paris, lhst Tho
NAV app.ar at rfobito court 10 H. held AZ Paris,
~ .ail county. on the third Iucsday at Jo'
ncxt ~ nine 81 the clock IN the ioTrnoon. aud ,hs
caa.c ifthcy have, Why the same 'houl1 not"
granted. .,,,,,,,
AtTuc copy attest;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-16
THOMAS Ii'i II. BROWN, Lls,.
true copy -aiie'ti

ONFuUp, ss-At Cnuu Of Probate, holl ~
raris, within AMI fur the C1unis ui ONhul, "u
the thiul Tuesday 81 Jane. ~ III" wear ol our
lord I'd shisrn hrpIrrd ani hlty eight;
IOIlN DENNETr. Administrator on the
~ E.u'e II Mchiahc Pe,kin., late Of raus,
~ s,il Comfy, .-risrl, having presentei his
6n,l account Il administration II lhc estate II
81 lrrr,.sl for allowance;
O.irsl. That the s,ii administrator give notice
tu ~ person. interested, b, causing copy IT ,hi,
nrlrr o. o.. rl'li.h,i thrre weeks sucrrssiv'lN IN
The ONiu,d Drmrcr,t, printed at r'ri', that ih'y
ma, appear I'd Probate C0uu o. %, hri II laiis
iu aid COUNTY, ono ths - Tur.lay Of Jul, urN,
Il ulus II the cl,,, iu the iorrno1u, a1d .hrw
cause, Il an, thry have. Wis the same shDuld not
b. allowed. THOMAS u. BEow., J'isr
4 tue cUpy-attrst;