Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26

City, datol July 70, estimate, the total
numb her OF enlgranis now on the plaia,,,,
bound Tor California. at abolt thirty ,l,..
and persons with teams Of oxen. mules. ha,.
.es and loose cattle. amounting At the star,
to little less than one hundred thousand
head.
\ Augustus Caesar Dodge, Democratic can.
ldidate for Governor Of Iowa, ay5s, that D..
would hclp catch fugitive slave. III,
neighbour. SAY he would have to run bite,
tan he will for Governor to Be- Of any ma.
icrial assistance
In fyc years Indiana has erected 900
school houses. at an expense Of 81 10000.
\ Detroit cotcmpor,ry very justly infer.
from mi, fact tia, indiana will SION IA on,
Of the truest Republican State 10 the u.
ion.
Peter Bishop. French Canadian, W.
hillel on Saturday wlilc adjusting b.l'a
the steam .av nil a. Hon. y l.. w,4.
bury, near Island Pond, W.
\ Ansu, McDoland. Sco,chmnn. con.
mittci slicile at Portland on Fr.l,y NIGHT,
by taxing poison.
Moses d. Phillips. E.q., the senior non.
Der Of n, Grim @! Phillips Sampson & Co..
well known book publishers, Winter Street.
lied Slnlay. 1t his residence in Brook.
line. II, WIS % yc1r, 90. Mr. PhiIr
had been IN 100 health for long time. u,
WIS highly honorable man ari citizen.
Edvarl Mulliksn, a.rl nio'iy.lDur year,
and eight months, died in Sidney, Nc. rr
the gth inst. Ilc WI, a revolutionary rsn.
sioncr. having enlisted asa soldier o.; o.
carly NJ, Of Glt,cu yars--b,ins ~ 'n,l',
a. ha often remarked, 90 that obey hi %
stroich him up tn make hlm na'ar,
enough"
4 table compiled from Official do.ln-',
give, the number frs'uis5n. ia th, Ua'I
States a' eli ,j3S ard tho income 0f 81,
lodges a. about 5l,iioooo.
TIE Advertiser say.. The telegraph an.
nouncc, The resignation ct Dr. Elphals,
Mott. President Of Union Collcs-. Dr.
Nott was elected to the poe, ho has now o.
signed, in tho year 1905, az the as, of3l
and has discharged the duties lf DIS r.i
in the mos, faithful manner ilr afy.sr
years"
The London Athenpum speaks of = u,v
Armstrong gun killing lock ol gr..s 81,
miles and seven iurIong, from the EHs
shore.
Tho advice. FROM Oregon by IN, overland
, mail .aY tia, Stout, democrat, is e'sr.,it1
Congrc,, by 6rty.onc m,j,riy Grove;
was elected by 1860 majority Th.,,Wh4'
might be called yicioriou, defeat
b Tho Philltclphi, correspondent of g..
! New York times thinks that tls Rarlhu.
can State tickle, u Pcnn'yImnia b, CERTAIN
to he elected thi, fAll by thirty .loaalI
; majority
Governor stephens, the Democrats can.
didaro Tor delegate to Congr,', from wa'l-
ins,on Territory, has b,en elected 5y largo
majority.
Richard Werc1tt was arrested on BON.
the ship Leila, ia Boston, Monday, 900
o., charge Of having murdered ons o. ia'
cEcw Of tho ship MounaInecr, OF Bat.
whilo ol the high ,,l, Wcre5tt was mt
homc from Eot.eriam By ,ha L. S. Consul
ca the Mobile and Ohio Railroad nn e,
from jackson in Tcnnc,-ec says an exchange
paper, It'll stands tho humble ios.ela.n,
Is hy ~ iect in ,ii', bull. AMI urtHr'.
, while o., lived IA tDo district. hy tho a'.
famed DAVID Crockett. L. logs ar' ist d.
, Gazing. and Oscillation surround, 30, 1l:u'
- traveller passes u, withoutan eager Is''s
to look upon the humble roof
: The We, Ozlorl Agricultural s'.''r
will hold il, hnuu,, Exhibition un t.e 3d.,
. 9Th. and 7th Of October, at Fryeour;
= \ private d, patch rrcm Carlisle, lai,
: Announce, the death OF Hon. John \. d..
Vi, Of that State. formerly Speaker a' '5e
p Uu,ol State. I!ou., Of representative.
, the bous, Of M,. jonathan Par.-l, 30
YORK, Me-, wa, burned to the gr,a.l .0
THURSDAY morning les. with all it' contents.
Insured.
Mr.. B5,tuick, a f,yorit8 ,oca.n, OF CHI.
ca:o recently visited the Wild, %. Ia,e So
perior. AMI sang belur, M audience p;.na.
Tally composed Of Mcnomoaco Indians ar'
half breeds. 81 ir,t, wish truo Indian
.io,ci.m, they sat a, stony as statues. Bli
Mrs. BOstwicE's beautiful tones ,rla ms,'
tel the marble and their delight, found cI.
preston in serio- Of y,.is and war whonr'
Il not,I harmonious, vastly more cufa1.'
/, than more civilized audiences.
The National bra. after statistical re'
view Of the field, comc- 10 the conclusion
, that unless the Republicans elect q Pre-
iIent in 1860. NJ election boy t.' people can
, take place" There are five State SCI. 90
elect. n Tho Republicans carry ihcsc, vs
can elect, by the House; otherwise ths''
% can be no election and the vice President.
, elected by the Senate will be the acting
! President.
Letter. received ~ the last mail from
Europe state that the Great Eastern w'a.'
probably he made ready m .as1n O. u'''
pnril,nI- lnrin- Tho NINTH Dl S-nIlmh-r.