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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-21
The Late Senator Evans OF South Car
nlina


We copy the following notice Of the late
senator Evans from another paper. IL was
our fortune duringa portion Of the long
session Of the 3ith Congress, to board IN
the same mess with the deceased. Daring
,hi. period we formed an acquaintance with
Judge Evan. which, on our part. afforded
u, much pleasure. We found him agcn,lc-
man % great kindness Of heart, frank and
sincere IN hi. own opinions, social and
gen,lemAnly in hi. intercourse with other.
while be was loyal TO South Carolina, We
have every reason TO believe tina, he loved
the Union.
Judge Evan. was mo-, wha, the world calls
brilliant man, hut his excellent Judgment,
sound discretion. stern and unbounding in
tesrity. made him, (as senator Wilson ~.
marked "nodd S,rdior." We confess
that the kind treatment We received at the
hand. OF the deceased senator made u. al
most. for the time hong. forget the a'peritie.
Of party frrling-mude Us almost forget that
We were the representatives, Of two extreme
sections Of the Union.
From wha, we know Of the character Of
the late senator Evans. we think We can
confidently assert that he had no enemies
among northern men. No man wa. more
universally respected in the Senate. Tho
death OF such man !. a national loss. Well
would 1t be for the South, and we'll would
il be for the whole country, did the former
send more men Of this stamp to the halls Of
legislation. Speaking of Senator Evans, an
eEchanSr says.
"Thi. gentleman. whose sudden demise
occurred NJ Washington on Thursday even.
ing uf last week. was native OF MARI
borough District, :. &. lie was Of Welsh
descent aud was graduate Of Columbia
College Ia New York City. Educated rs a
lawyer, he acquired an extensive practice in
his native State, served several terms in the
legislature. wa. at one time Attorney Cen
cnl Of his native State, and was, ia ls2J,
appointed Judge Of the Supreme Court OF
the State. which Office be held until 1858,
when he was elected to succeed Hon. Wm.
I. Dv-auSurc who had been appointed by
the Governor % OIL she vacancy occa.ioned
by the death Of senator Rhett. His term
would have expired next March. lie APP
pears % have been sOlid rather than u
brilliant man. and was respected and os-
iecmcd hy all with whom be was associated.
Ills death is the fourth that has occurred IN
the ranks Of the prominent men Of that
State. in little more than one year Messr-.
Brooks. Butler. and zen. Hamilton, who
was lost IN u Steamer, being the Others. lie
was in his seat in the Senate during the
day, and attended a dinner party in the
esening at Gov. llammond's, from which he
returned to his lodgings about ten O'Clock
with Mr.. Speaker Orr. Shortly alter, he
complained OF severe pain in the region OF
the heart.
&" lie suffered intensely and DR.. May was
sent for. who prescribed for him. but to no
purpose, and in less than an hour alter he
left the party at Senator llammond's in ap.
parent health, he was u corpse Disease OF
the heart was the cause OF his death. lie
was upwards OF seventy years old, aud wig
orous Tor his years" We
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-21
Another State.

Minnesota has been formally admitted To
the sislerhood Of State,.-the ,hirty.@cond
star in the constellation. She is youthful,
vigorous and en,erprising, and Possesses all
the natural advantages necessary for the
growth ola graf State. We welcome her
to our midst. With giant strides she has
mounted to her prcsen, position, and there
are no sign'of falling strength. Fraudulent
means have given her false political stand.
ing at the present, bu, We forgive the &C,
firm the assurances we have 0, letter conduct
in future. God save the Commonwealth Of
Minnesota
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-21

wAsurNGroS MATTERS The doOrkeeper
Of the House has been called TO answer 10
charges Of improper conduct in the appoint
men, Of hi. subordinates. lie afirns that
he can justify his conduct, but the opinion
is that he will he dismissed. lIo has been
discharged, as will be seen by Congressional
proceedings.
Lieutenant General Scott is urging for.
ward the Appropriation bill now before
Congress, for raising and equPPins the two
new regiments Of volunteers. lie says he
mus, have them to keep open tho eommuni'
ton from For, Lcaycnworth and the army.
The PROJECT brought forward in tho Senate
to make the po.tOfic Department self
sustaining, is to bo pressed at this session.
1t considerably increases the rates Of letter
postage, and cut. down the abuse Of frank
ing printed documents.
The admission Of Oregon gets the go.by.
Mr.. Douglas has made several attempts to
call IL up. hut failed each time in getting
the bill before the Senate the Democrats
insisting upon crowdInG in some other meas
urc. The policy Is to keep Oregon out and
let her in next session, under eompromi'o
Of a slave State"
The bills organizing new territories will
not be reported a, this session.
The correspondent Of the Y. Y. Tribune
says -" The fishing boun,ies question took
an unexpected turn in the senate to-day.
Movements were made toward. the repeal
OF the sugar duties. which will extend to
iron AMI all other protective duties, II the
attempt to repeal the fishing bountlcs be
pcrseycrcd in.
The sugar AMI IRON interests are alarmed,
and there i some prospect that the fisheries
will not be molested."
Gen. Shields, the new Senator from Min.
nesota. took his sea, upon the Republican
side Of the Senate, and voted with the Re.
puhlicans. In the drawing for { rm. Gen.
Shields drew that which expires in 1889,
aud Mr. Rice, the on, whi,i expires IN lsG3.
A dispatch has been received at tho Mex.
lean legation, expressing the probability OF
OsollOs being President OF Mexico. IL u
stated on reliable authority that Zimorra,
Governor ofVcra Cruz, had formerly applied
IN our government for assistance to establish
order in Mexico.
Tho exports and imports, free Of duty,
under the Reciprocity Treaty, have bccn
furnished by the Secretary OF the Treasury,
in tabular form, to Mr. Royce. Of Yer,
mont. The statement shows many interest.
ing details. The aggregates are as follows
Exports during the fiscal year Sll,s2s ,jOl
Imports " 4" 1881 .y2S
Mrs. slgournry, the poetess, has been nj
Washington a week or two, guest at the
housc OF Hon. Ezra Claske. Jr. She viii
PAS few weeks with Mrs. Secretary Touccy
before going home. and j. quite lioncss ia
the fashionable circles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-21

ORDINATION. Geo. NJ. =. King. Of this
town, was ordained TO the work OF the Cos
pei ministry, at Pennington, on "Wednesday
OF last week. Tho following is the order OF
exercises
Introductory LYNN. Reading OF Scrip
lures, Rev. {. T. Allen Hymn, Rev. |.
NJ. Bedell; Introductory Prayer. Rev. Mr..
Rogers Sermon, Rev. n. NJ. Wood; Or
daining Prayer, Rev. Mr.. Miller Charge.
Rev. Geo. Knox Hand Of Fellowship. Rev.
A. b. Clark Charge To the Church, Rev.
l.. Bradford; Concluding Prayer, Rev. Mr..
Morse: Hymn and Beuediction, by the Can
didaie, g. NJ. Z. King.
Mr.. King has been preseding to the Bap-
ti., Society at Pennington, OF which he IS
now the pastor, for some months past, and
his labors have been blessed by the CONVEX
sion Of many souls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-21
The Conspiracy agains, Liberty

r., Lsc,mp,,u .vindIe j. no, a. We, half
developed Like an other jcrp.Ili conspir.
a,ir. a.atn,, the right. and hber,ic. oC the
people, bat small par, of is hideoOsncs'
appear, a' fr,;. while surrounding events
and subsequent circumstances gradually
hru. Q, light the treason tina, Turks hgusath
aIaa,h.- exterior Tie L,conp,on Cen
suiutipn originated in the lowest depths Of
i.pr,uty Il, was In it, very inception a
wicked plot. a fruisisu, nlpplvrc 10 i1is,
do, upmi,is,,ei car.- 81 slavery upon the
people OF Kansas, against their known will
The election which created the convention
wa.s svinIls-l cr,ss fraud from hasln.
uins O, md. The delegate. TO that mock
convention. w,r' un more the choice 81 the
rnr's OF K,ns,. than they were the choice
or th- inh.ritu,, ~ B,tny BAY. The
h.ut.fI, inhabitants q Kaus,. bad nothing
% DO be- r.-rtin. them. They were q cahsl
OF u,urp-r. an 20 Dee rutban, Without,
any legal authority ur power To act in the
premises, they inc, together and formed that
m1.t ist..t,hle o. an monsters the 50.
called L,c1mpton Constitution. The Con.
ysntiln assembled aud concoc,ed the treason
i. that Constitution. The President Of
III, hanliJ,i, John Calhoun, caused this
constitution 90 De forwarded ~ the White
House o. be hy the President sent to Con.
ercss. In the meantime Calhoun pockcted
the returns Fl the election, under the L.
compton .winllc. and refused TO declare e..
thsr 80 of candidates elected, until the fact
could o, iscyrialncd whether or not the
sviu'.s could be put through Congress
The 90, lad there further developed itsalf
Buchanan and biz c,hine, in conjunction
With the prnrag,udi,ts, 90 10 work TO en-.
.inc'r the fraud through both Houses Of
CHr,r.s. \ can.us NJ the dpuchf,,'s was
TAKEN. 1904. '..D he.,n tie work ofc ,rruptins
mur-, l' Congress, ~ executive briho.
arL f,,pr-. A.. capital stock, ,b>Prc-ident
kept iO r.eary' large portion II the IL.
csr.. and in addition t. thi.. Army con-
tracts, C., supply and carry on the farce
called the VI ,rnnn war. we're usel in way
O. help along the fraud. The dousbfaee-
were waited upon, and invited to dinner
parties. The President and Cabinc, officers
PAID them marked attention. They were
fras,rd. AMI the best Of liquors set before
them TO excite their patriotism. By reg
ular .ys,en Of political mesmerism, the
doughiaccs were marked and lettsred, jus,
as droyer marks herd Of cattle for
Brighton market. One was promised an
ofEce ior himself. another Cor his son or rel
alive, aud still another COR his next friend.
Some Of these plastic Congressman were to
he paid of for their treason by favorable
land grant..-while Others received eonsid
eritions considered adequate 70 meet the
wear>aui tear Of conscience and the indig.
nant scOrn Of betrayed constituency.
These executive operations were carried on
until i, was supposed the requisite number
Of purchases were made. and thus the mat
ter stood az the time of the first test vote in
tAs uJgss On tac L.comp,on swindle. Some
how, some Of the screws got loose, and Le-
compton failed. aud me. with sad defeat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-21
Gbt0rforS armotrat
PARIS, MAINE. MAY q. 1883.
PuRLisSKp EvIRT FRIDAY xoESiSG nv
VIM. A. PIDGIN & Co.,
FRoFHIIToEs.
JOHN JERRY. Edi,or.

re,ms.---Ons dollar and 6fty cents siricil,
~ .pyasCE; one dollar aal s-Nsnty-hvs erni'
vithia .iN unos,A.; two dollar. ~ The cod Of the
,..r. 10 which hhs cents viii J.. added lo'
sy-r, ,esr shirh p,,meat ). d,lNed.
Advertisements Inserted on reasonable terms
ths pfop,etnrs ~ beng Irresponsible e,r any etro'
hs,oai he atanant charged iof the sd,ettisement.
- =. q. NttTs. (-vcc-.sof tsN. ". Palmer j
Nsw-r.pss Advertising Ageri. NJ. l. Srul.aN''
% kiiag. Cost sitrci. Bustin, - auiho'ite'i "a
receive sysr,i.s,nsut. g. this payer, at the ssus
rate. trguifrd ., 80,
rs. VI. psrtsSGiLt \ Co, 10 Safe So
n,-ton. and 10 Nassau 81, New Notk. are ou'
dot, auihoftsi alsais bee prvcuf'ng subscriptions
G,fs suiing advertisements.
- Pa,sssnt 10, aII advertisements .. held a.
D.. ,iIus irnun the iat. 81 The bret in..tt,on.
- Cuuutintrs tiar. shrult - directed o.
=. Ihr ONiofd u,m.rfat raus, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-21

The Philadelphia Free Press gives the fol-
loving sketch OF Senator Hammond "Gcn.
II. is the son Of a down-east Yankee. who,
years ago removed from his native State,
Maine-the great toe Of the Union-to
Anderson District. South Carolina, where
for long time be exercised bis powers OF
mind and body at the useful yet honorable
trade or calling Of mlllwright Fortune
smiled upon him, and by Inherent frusali'y
and aiHes (mixed) amassed a lars" for
tune which. at his death, was inherited by
the gentleman who now, from h's seat In
the United States Senate, brands free white
labOrers Of the North white slaves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-21


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'ns'Nn anu i ,''"s"''H' '''"s "'u," u''''s'.
a large hum''r OF houses 10 h'A""r' anu
I''''n'''', N'i . '',no'''''''' o"0 " '"''"
'A'''ns !" anu A''''"S "'' l''''"'
Billy B'wIrs'' with h'' Tribe amounting
to about loO' were at New Orleans n lew
days since, on 'h''r way 10 Tue ind'An Ter
f''''''", "o wa "'"'''' y 'o'.'' ~ ". WV
everglades OF t''''u'' ~ = cost '' S''VVV''
wv y snort Uu'' ',ne' ~ cane ~ wv
camp ana volunteered " - "s''' anu i
no" lar on h'' way
Isaac >, h.''ock' formerly OF boston mas
been aim'''ei 20 TIE practice o' 'A"' ~ tue
Lea'sn"o''n' N'ns'' "'
We notice in eight or ten OF our Maine
exchanges the advertisement OF journal
which offers great indaeement to 'no'eF'o.
ers. Mayor Iieman had tue Publishers OF
the concern before HIM lew days SINCE
WV" =" - -. .,...,, g..
gwen sue" I1'n''u''' '"" wv. "'''' ''." >"
their possession. Land Specializing - being
advertised in this State. The men to whom
reference Is made say they know nothing
about it. For our own part, We question
the proprieiy OF being made party to such
'UIndlc' by Publishing their notices
The traders OF Portland nave re'o'ei %
take Spanish quarters anu nlnepenees ~ "
and IN cents Many pru'se 'hem UP -
that they cannot b. used tor currency and
sell them tor old silver lh'' Will speedily
'hFo" them out OF circulation
The blacksmith shop OF VIM. Barns, New
Gloucester, was burned on Friday night,
last. Tho loss was about $500. About
half an hour after the fire. Mr. Barns faint.
ed' as was surpO'eu ou' III '"o'' ""'
he expired IL "s"ppo'ed 'na' NV ''"''
was oeea''on'd ny Pa'P''a''o" o' '"0 "'A''
caused ~ O'''''As'''O" u '"' Ut"
III I ',"S .I, SSi,, 1T ,he ,;,I:
LA Dernier CGpmi,c ar amour" FIX.
The blundcr. in the French. would indl.
cate ,ha, the author OF the above paragraph
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-21

Tux MoRsoSs. A dispatch from St. Louis,
May Is, states that intelligence had been
rec, lived that Gov. Cumming LEFT Camp
Scott, ON the 9Th Of April, and was met on
the 9th, when about two days travel from
the city. by several leading Mormons, who
escorted him to Salt Lake city, which place
he expected to reach on the llth. Splendid
apar,mens had been fitted ur for him.
Perley ,elegraphs to the Journal that the
War Department discrcdi,s this report.
II it is true tina, Gov. Cumming has COM
meneed the duties, uniidsd, and the Mor.
mons submit to his authority, the Mormon
war will be ended most ingloriou'ly for the
administration.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-21

CELEBRATioN AT NORTH BRrpGroS. We
learn from the Daily Advertiser that the
young people at North Bridgton had a
pleasant celebration on May Day. a May
pole was erected, and Queen duly crown
ed. after which an address was delivered by
the Vice Principal, and poem by Hnoch
knight. Esq, Of Sweden. Tho North
Bridgton band added to the interest OF the
occasion, by their inspiring music.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-21

TnE pRlNrrRs MoNruLr, is the title Of a
new monthly Magazine just issued in New
York by Mcs'r,. Henry & Huntington. 1,
is devoted entirely To the interest Of the
Art proscrVaii'e Of Arts" and ITS execution
is scrupulously neat,-a' such publication
should b.. Terms 81 90 per year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-21

Tux ENGLsn Bill ~ Kansas. The Kan.
sas press condemns the English swlndl,
without STINT. The Leayenwor.h Time,
Gays Eve would inform the admlnistra,
ton and It's minions tina, the Government
does not own land enough TO buy the peo-
pie OF Kansa'." The people feel that they
have strong reasons for assuming the rein-
ofsoyernmeni for themselves, but they ,purn
the bribc and the threat with contempt, and
the actual, but possibly no, the Official ,O,c
will show i, most conclusively.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-21

FlRE At NAPLES. The bright light seen,
from thi. place. on Tuesday evening" week
proceeded IRON fire. at Ede's Falls, in
Naples. A saw mill. kit factory, aud n
quantity Of lumber were burned. The loss
amounted to between tour and FIVE thousand
dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-21

TREE PL,NrNG. The citizens II this vii.
lagc. aided 10y sumo OF the students Of the
Academy, devoted last Saturday to orna.
mentius the Academy lot BY setting out
some tine shade trees. The work was per-
formed IN accordance with plan procured
by the Committee. and when the design is
fully carried out it will be a very attractive
spot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-21

\ lor,icu.,gr.., at lafayette. Ind, al
7eru-e,l that be would supply all sort. OF
trcy. and plants, &c specially pc PLANS Of
all k,u.-.' \ gentleman therevPon sent
him AN order i,r " one package Of cus'ard'
o. .ff.'a fr ',r.o minc' rl' plants.
g.. L! ..f. 81. Oh. -E--F =
sondins bia four goOss esss aud a small
Gos
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CIUuRINC..

The Publi.hst. Il The ONsrl Democrat have
ulsi affangvnsnis o. iufu,.h a. their salr''h-fs'
is carns'iiuu With thei, Iuural. the hlio~'ug pc
ttritCtls.
urr cog, II The ONlarl Democrat, anil the
AaHtc Nunfb',. uHs Nrar. ioT $50
O1s r.a, 81 The ONGri pvmocrat, snj
ll,T-t'. Nsx,srls., One ,r-r, 80
ONhui nrnoCuat asi Lac Illustrated. 60
yHf Nrsf. sU
u,hri p,u.craJ aaI rhrrnolol zeal Jour.
nai u1s Nsif, l.So
O,ari psmrcis, sol Water Cure Journal.
ur- Ntsr, l,Sl
rs,u-Ht uu,t D. male 'a adysnsc. IN ~ ca.rs.
" sir o., prrrars,i iu receive .l-ct'pi'H". g.
ElrI.1H'. ~. t.i4r - ai'stt,ssmsut Boz sa-
other r.IHIH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-21


With great set control. however. he said,
mir. KsNoedy you are unjust to a woman
who's haPpinc's, | fear. is dsarr to me
than % you. Did feel at liberty TO disrc-
gari her peace, woali sooner hug dag
ger tony heart than Weld f0r a moment To
your insolencc. Even now, you eau only
enter my room on NY conditions. Stand
herr ior moaaen, AND I will call you"
take your own soursc, dosselly re-
rli-d.
he rasssd MP stairs and 10 avoid saspi.
cion. Looked up at the sky. Il was one Of
thDse calm winter tay. that show heaven
a. pare and hIac A. Il storm bad never
STAINED 10. bad stood thus hardly ten
s,c1nds vhen Mr. B.pto, descended few
s,yI-. and slokr nv name. followed him
up tbe stair. thr'us1 Den, fa,.saec. into
rrom ,tasir iu It. appointments. bot 81.
lei wiih a lisht ID, -.It and pore - Il even
the g..ri,us Jay without hal .-..n rcfnrt.
by p,ssss thra..b s'ue u,rs medium. In
nv state ct mind could hardly comprr-
hcud the ohry', before me at glance -
But Anew Cat va, In an artists ,tudi1
B,ntun Mas ,iI,rt. hat my eye selected at
once ths prominent Ia,ntins IN ,hc apart
msnt. booked AMI sas struck With ~
OF shnsr.us twas che portrait Of NV
lrIc--uy darling Jane. cnuI not have
"a I'D.
have NJ idea bow long had ,t,oi thu.
whom Mr. Benton approached m, aud took
my srre.,,,,r- band. " Mr. Kennedy"
said De-, With choking sunni in his thrOa,
- kors OF ~, pr,r-rvny Cor me 20 coniri-
hute O., tlr hsTr.ou-s 90 oue whom | have
lu,vl a. can us,cr love another, except
By doing pleasure ,a-ihc man whom sh'
IA. bur.rri v,il boz love. ibousht Il
would l. pleasant o. YOU o. have a Vor;raI,
- o. ylur VIE a.. see appeared ,u her birds.
attr', and at iay solicitation 'h' has been
h.stp uHn'rr .l iir-- O. "a ur her pc
tor. lIr iu..l. Ne, Str,yu., ts' he,n
lr,e..I rep, .0l Yer servant bad Just
rs-,I .raa -.c 40 ,'.H y.l ,.,ns ur. vita
t..rt. sts....nau.n- ..rIu.... ia have .
....- -tra.. .l. f.Husat %
..... ...... s..-1 vi'r
l..... .... na.. r. sent
.-. ...-. ... .... .... ras,
Oh. ....... l.... so.
.... 90 .-.s... J.ai .. 90 %.
U.. ... ...... ai.Hl1-.. IS .u.ksi
arr.. s.Hi..r ,.....uf, cod ,..u uNri
%, ar..Hrn r..... t.r.s ..r...,r' into .
ur. .....r', .ua, and gr-4. ,t--.ueI
A,.t,. .,H..
Oay G,I, ..a. t., va, 'as barlc,,
r.a- t..tsy.r ..If-avi Go me. va.
kU-l-...e.i b, u.as0aniu,,iy TO great
lr uy a an bar, Go ,th5m. l,ieI-I bun
ly O.. arm. a' .a.t. and ia ham d,Wu
stair. aaI 60, Che aty % ms house. You
know ny .nr s.-.. ana you know could
not stop ut. bad made a clean hrgas, Of
H. I sent .,rs.sht 90 my hou~.. ki,sci
J4H. to a .leu f.r., ,.'i che whole story ana
u,l- y.rlfu..-.i.a.. v,,r Jane SIC
w.. ashamed 20. re. ali 90 ua, think she
D.. 80 H,.r ity.t"
"AaI Benton - .1g-s'.i.
"Bn,.u r.r,r-I. 1rI drank "a with
o. D.. ....r,ar.. ul.l my r.rn.., wishes.
ar. CD, ,a- r.ur. I.me thru.x, d,y,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-21

The Oregon Republican State Convention
was held at Salem ON the III ult. John
DENNY was nominated for Governor, and j.
Il Mcbride for representative to Congress.
The democrats were divided by bitter fac.
tIonal di,sen.ions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-21
Republican State Convention.

The EsrHIfi-l-, uf Ntrn- vil meet in CO.
y.H.... ,f NUsVsr,. go TiitW>DNN, a. ga
f1g 10 J.ss -srf. 90 90 u'i,,k 4. go rrHit.l'ts
10 .lH.f.ff t.f GHsrrHlf, sri f1 tr'rstrt aH, och.
si ts... .. lrHt no puprtN o.7.r hsi'T. the
t.rs...1. Toe t.,.i. ui rsif,s.ataii"1 ~rI BE-
H- ..'..s..
Ei.t cots. t.~r aal rl,a ,iioa .hall b. sHt,ilst
o. .f. e.. 900. I,rh ,ti,. tHsu a1d pl,"'a'tDn
that cast ..srHt, Eve vote. t'r ihs k'Iuh.lran
Consolidate :. Csys,p.f in 1857, .h,l ~ s1iulcd
o. sH aIItaasi dv gate, sai pns os.'gats o. c'''N
har.rri ,at,. %, .a,i can ii'ir GO 1857, ais''c
.s,suy t,r.
JOHN l.. STEVENS,
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SAMUEL MN>>ON,
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