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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

n. Willis. in hi. description Of TO,
cent visit to tho Mandatory Of tho Wal
than Watch Company, says
" The mina,sncss OF ay'ry essential part
Of tho watch asionishes the visitor. \
small heap Of grains was shown to US,
looking like iron fling', or grams Of pepper
from = pepper castor. apparently the mere
dust OF the machine which turned them
out and these, when examined with q mi
eroscOpO, were 'eeu to be perfect screws,
each to 10 driven to ia place with screw
driver. II is ono Of the Waliham statistics,
which /. worth remembering, that a single
pound OF steel, costing but fifty cents, is
thus manufactured into ono hundred thou
sand screws, which are worth eleven hun
drcd dollars"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02
Thu Union Candidate.

Mr.. BoeOek. Of Virginia. |. 1, said will
b the candidate Of the black democracy,
for tho speakcrship OF the House, and will
be supported by all tina, clau who consider
themselves Union men," In 1856. In al
fusion to ,h. republican resolution, which
advocates the restriction Of slavery, he un'
hssi,a,ingly declared his intention TO bgh,
as follows:
when, in your platform, you come for
ward, and cay that your institutions alone
are entitled TO the profession Of tho Govern
msnt. and that ours are to 10 di'coun,e.
nAnesd aud restricted by iis action. then
you lay down sectional platform, and ar
ray yourselves into sectional party. You
pu, Us beyond the pale Of the COn',itut'on'
and you Jorcc US 10 dgii yea By orry far
and hoaorabis mans. dnd 'Os shall DO a."
"Mr. Giddings and others. Agreed ~
"Mr. 3oeock. Rest c'STroI that NC u'lI
DO a."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

A British ofic,r writing from Tohersa.
Persia. TO tho London Times, rsmarl,
"a Calhartic Pill Manufactured by ~
American Chemist (DR J. G. AYEE, d
Lowell. Mass has cured tie Shah Of a
Liver Complain, that tLrca,cnsj b., lie.
This simple fac, n, nigh. Be expected, rem
ders the Americans immensely popular
hero, whilo we English are overlooked
Doubtless our own scholars mads tho die.
eoycrics which ho EMPLOY, and thus It 10
IN everything; We DO the labor, then the
housing Americans pui their mark on ID
and take the reward. Doet. ArEs !, idol.
lied by tho Court and its retainer. here.
which will doubtless DO reflected 10 L.m on
gold snuiT box. or diamond billed svori
vhilO no, the name even Of Divy. Christ.
son or Brodic-tho great lights By which
hs shines, is known"
New York Sunday Paper
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02
rntihr o,Gllp,n,ent.

BRrANr's Posp Hon Scuoot. Tho Ies.
stature a, It's last session passed on act IA.
cooperating the trustees OF the Bysnt''
Pond High School Tho fret term uniry
their direction has jus. closed. !. Was kcp'
BY Mr.. II. T. Morton Of Buckf'ld. Tho
committee Of Termination visited 'hO school,
and appearances indicated iai,hiulnssa o.
the part Of tho teacher in the discharge ~
his dutios to the school, aud psrseTsrnec
on the PAT. Of the scholars.
Mr. Morton IL young man Citing tot
college. and by HE gen,lemGnly department
and interest in the success Of ,hs s,hpc!,
lie ha, made many friends. Tie coau.t.
tee regret that his engagements are such
iha, they cannot secure him fo' ano'h,'
term.
Tho neIt term will commsnco on iag
tire, Monday in March and continue clsI'r
weeks. 4 oOmpetcn, teacher will 10 eng
s.d and no pains spared on tho par Of the
Trustee, TO make the school worthy Of pat.
ronago. W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02
For III, pcmeeraL
North Bridgton Academy.

Tho Fall term Of this Institution closed
on tuesday. tho cd ul,.. with 90 eEamina-
ton and exhibition. The examination Ia
the classical department commenced Mon
day. and showed a thoroughness on the raEi
OF both teacher aud scholars rarely wltuesa-
cd. Monday evening nineteen young rnen
connected with the institution, delivered
rriIe declarations in the Congregational
church. 10 a crowded audience. The per-
formancO was OF a high order, and reflected
much credit upon the teschers: and the
Communications OF the awarding committee
who expressed but the feelings Of the large
audience, uoro sure guaranty Of ,ho
scholarship Of tho speakers. The muse
di,coursod by the North BridgsOn Band wsa
II tho fines, order. Tuesday morning vas
ushsrcd in by severe snow storm, yet TIE
interest 10 tho occasion was undated. Tie
continuation Of the examination in the clus-
steal department, and the high Ensliih
studies, occupied tho day. and was highly
satisfactory to tie committee. Thorough.
ness seemed to characterize the whole pro.
cscdinss. Music BY the club" "a mus.
cal association composed Of seven Of tho
ssholAr.,) led by mo accomplished music
teacher. Miss Mills,t. accompanied BY u
s3dOi much to the interest Of tie
occasion. Tuesday evening, nineteen young
gentlemen gave prirc declarations, tcrisi'
aal. and seven young ladies rchd prize oom'
positions. The dcelamailons were excellent,
displaying much good judgment in The So
lection Of subjects, and a high degree Of
scholarship IN their composition and deii'-
cry.
The compositions OF Tho young ladies
were worthy Of the praise aud cOmmepda
.ion they received from the awarding eom.
mitlse.
The priIs Tor the best defamation Ns'
awarded 70 Joseph Thompson, o. k,rnc-
bunk. who resiIsd Tho Raven" ~ Poe,
although the committee stated "is was
very dibcul, 10 determine whore all were -
excellent"
The prize for tho hes. original dscsaiaa-
ton Wa. given to Orran r. Hall, Nsrls' ,
.ubiecl-Pa,,, Pre'eni, aud Future. FoT
hest composition. 10 Miss Hattie eastman,
Mechanic Falls. would 10 lappy %
speak Of the particular OTccllcn'is' Of many
o, the speakers and writers, but tine and
,r,es forbid t; -ufieo !, 10 say. everything
passed OF to the entire satisfaction Of All
concerned. We feel SAT, in recommending
this Institution to the public, as one o. The
very lee, in our State The able b0afd OF
instructors. Ms',r,. Ebenerer Doan. and G.
Stone. during the two years the school has
been under their care, have won Tor then
.elyt, an cnviablO reputation. They are
uniirins in their efforts to bcncii, their pa
pills, and their entire success in their last
torn, with school numbering ninety Eve,
ha, shown them fully competent 10 their
responsible position. +. W. ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

The Maine Farmer states tha, tho silver
medals. awarded st the late State Fair. are
now finished and ready for delivery by tho
Treasurer. They are in tho form 0fa coin,
one and olsvcn.GI,ssn,hs inches IN dame
ter. containing on one side the arms and
motto Of Maine, with the name Of the
Maine State Agricultural Society, and on
the reverse !, engraved the uauO Of the tx.
hibilor and OF tho article for which the pre-
MUM was awarded. The medals were
struck a. tho min, FROM we'll cut design.
The Diploma. are also ready for delivery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

sl.,es ~ithOu. the swapping Of = gun on
either sde. moving them through the cOun-
try. and snally leaving them in Canada
designed TO have done the nmc ,hins
again on larger sale. Tha, was all | in
tended TO do. never did intend murder OF
treason, or the destruction Of pr0poF'J' CT
TO inei,e or excite slaves 10 REBELLION, or 70
mako in.urreciiOn. have another objec-
iion and that Is thati, Is unjust that
should safer such penalty. Had inter
Tered in the manner which | admit, and
which admit has been fairly prOved--ior
admire the truihfalness and candor Of the
greater portion Of the Si,no.sCs who have
testified IN this eass--had | 80 inicrlsred in
b.hAlf Of the rich. ID. powerful, the intel
lisen,. the so-eallct great, or in behalf o:
any Of their friends. either father. mother,
brother. slater. wife or children, or any Of
that class, and suffered and sacrificed what
have in thi. interference, it would have
been all right, and every man in this Court
would have dscnsd l, an &C, worthy Of re-
ward rather than punishment.
This Court Acknowledges too, as | cup
pose. the validity Of the law OF God. |
SO book kissed, which | suppose to bs
the Bible. or ., lsas, the New Tesiansni,
which teaches me ihA, all things wbAisOCv-
sr would that men should do to mo, |
should DO even % TO them. II teaches rue
further o. rsmsmbSr them that are in bond.
as bound With them. sudeayarSl to act
% 10 thu, instruction. ] FAY am yet too
yours to understand that God is any TO-
.pCc,er Of persons. Believe that TO have
intsrfcrsd a. have done, as have always
fresly admitted | have done in behalf VI Ilis
dupiss1 poor 10 no wrong butrish,. Now,
lit is deemed necessary thA, should for
felt nv life Tor the iurih,ranco OF the ends
Of justice. and mibslo my BLOOD further
With the With he blood Of my children and
With the blood Of millions in this slave
country whose rights are disrSgArtst BY
wicked, cruel. and unjust euae;ments, | say
let 4, hs done. let me cay one word furih.
e.. lssl entirely satisfied with tho treat
msni have reserved on ny trial. C0nsit-
esins all the circumstances, it Las been
more eensrcu, than IsIPeeicd. Bu, | feel
10 consciousness, Of guilt. ] have stated
from the fr,i wha, Was nv infection, and
what was not, lnevsr had any design
against the liberty Of any person, nor any
disposition 20 commit treason or excite
slave. u rebel or make any general insur-
rection. never encouraged any man TO
90 50. Sut always discouraged any idea Of
that kind. Let ne say also IN regard TO the
statements made BY -Ons Of those who are
connected with tho. fear i, las bccn sta
tel BY some " then that have induced
them to join me, bu, the contrary is true.
dn not say thu, TO injure them, but a. re-
GREETING their weakness. Not ona bu, join-
u ina Of his own accord, and the greater
part q, their own expense. 4 number Of
them never saw, and never had Nerd Of
Conversation with till the day they came
% ne. and that va, Tor ,bc purpose have
stated. Now, Ihave done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02
JOHN J. FERRY. Edi,On

Terms-Oae Dollar and Fifly ceut, per wear
l. ApvAScE: Two Dollars a the col OF The
yesf.
CtusntSG. To accommodate such sssrs viii
iia, 20 ali IN extending the ciJCuaiiou oia bvu'e
r,pes. where the moscy accompanies the order
~ Will rsai
10 Cope, Zoe ouc year, for Sls'so
20 ~ 2oNO
rvs. r. NiIrs. No. I Scolsy's bu'Lhas'
Coart street, Bostoa, D. suihor'ted totcccivc ALL
vs,ti.cusnts ior ths Isp~f, ~ the ssse raies &C..
qairedb y -.
FPS. n. PEvrEsetLL & Co., 10 State 81.
rs.loa. ani ~ Nassau 81, New Nofk' arr ouf
.uthofired sssuts 60 rrucuring suhscri ii'ns and
fos~ard,ag Advertisements.
UEpaymcntfi f an advrttisCmeuist o. held % DO
doe fruu the date olthc lrttiuschion.
e. Confnuaica,ioas shsal o. dIectcd 20
"1hs ONiari neuo.fsi," flris, Me.
BoOk and Job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

Tho Atlantic Monthly Tor December, ha,
hosn received. Under the new management
il has los, none Of is attractions, present.
Ing rich table Of contents. from N. best
writers in the country. The publishers
state iha, over one hundred manuscripts sr.
presented for their Examination each month.
FAC, showing ,ha. the literary resources Of
thii country haze no; been over estimated.
Tho present number contains tho conclusion
Of the Ministers wooing."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

ANrrTATioS. We learn that Henry W,
Park. the we'll known cri,r Of our Court, q
few days after hi, return from the Novsm.
Der term. cut OF the second finger Of tho
lef, hand, n, the ssmo time lady wound
ing the iDt. lie was splitting wood and
Supported the stick with the lelt hand,
while he struck with bis right. He recon-
mcuds that manner Of splitting wood to
al persons troubled with q ,ursrluous
number Of fingers, thS, they would like to
rid themselves Of.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

SEw YoRE ELECTION. Three VI the four
Democrat. who were upon the American
ticket arc elected by an average majority u
lees than one thousand. The fourth (ior
State Prison lu,Peetor) i, dcf'ated-Mr
Forrest, the Republican candidate, INyin6
a small majority over she united Democrat
ic and American vote cast for hiI oprgn-
emit. The Eve Republicans who were on lI'
American ticks. aFO elected by a5oas Is 600
mapriiy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

vIcroE. BRiDGE. The first train of rau
passed over tho Victoria Bridge, At MOn,r,.
al, last thursday. The formal opening o,
tho bridge will 10 deferred uhiil 'priDg =
The opening Of this bridge /, an event q
greA, Importance TO the Grand Trunk Rail-
way. avoiding a' il doe. the .hiPm,n,
OF all freight at Montreal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

TnE True RNFDr FoE DTsrEusn AID ~.
DIGESTION. Ii. aeknowlsi on all hands
thA, tho 0Iygena,el Bitien /, sho true
remedy for these complaints. They srp
freq from al0hohol, aud contain, juliciou,.
ly combined with bygenic substances, oIy-
cen, the chief vital element
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

The Official connt Of the votes thrown OF
the las, NeV York election is now complete
with the exception Of the vote for Judge oil
Appeal, in one county. Six Republicans on
the State ticke. arc elected, and three Dem
oersts Adopted by Americans. Tho average
majority OF the Republicans supported BY
The Americans is l7.I9i-thst Of the Dem
oeras % supported i' 967.-rhis shows the
Ameris.u vote 10 have been sbout Is. 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

BROWNSVILLE. The reported destruction
Of Brownsville was a canard. The Secrets.
~ Of War cOuntsrmandsd the order, given
for the immediate movement Of troop. -
600 troops remained there, guarding ths
city. Though closely bcssigsd, 20 attack
bad been made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

George oPdyks, = merchant o. Barclay
street, and an old democrat, ha. been nomi.
mated for mayor BY tho republican, Of Now
York. lie was mOn,sr Of tlo Legislature
las, winter. Mr.. IIav,meysr threatens to
decline tho Tammany democratic nomina.
ton, and IL he doS'. Mr. Opdyke will very
lIk.ly Do chosen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

The New England Farmer says Mr.. Burn.
ham pas arraisn'd in tho Boston Criminal
COuA, on Thursday, on an indictment,
charging him with adultsraiins thiriy.a,o
gallons Of brandy, and alleging iha, no ha.
forfeited hi, bond. Of 100000 TO the Con
monwSalth, and become liable to pay tia
.ame. Mr. Burrhan pleaded not guilty.
and was ordered 10 recognize in $4,000 ior
hi. appearances f,r trial a, the December
term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

SWNFFN0 CnuRcuEs. Tbs frs, Unita-
rian Society. and the Free win Baptist So
cis,y, Of Manchester, n. H.. have 'SarPed
churches, the Ere. named paying $500
TO boot" The Unl.arians needed lar
GER church, which they obtain by the eI-
change, and .ho Baptist Society was in
debt. and arc thus enabled to partially IL
auida.s their liabilities.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

The s.ssmsr Bohemian, from Liverpool,
arrived a, Portland, Tuesday evening. Her
news 10 no. important. Nothing definite
from the Peace Congress. Fears ~erc'eG-
pressed .ha, difficulty nigh, arise between
England and France.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

CARRors. Tho Farmer says that Deacon
Elijah Bartlett, Of Bethel, raised this sea-
son, one ton and ,Nalvc hundred pounds oil
carrots on ons-eighth OF IN acre. some oil
which w.ro very large, weighing four lbs,
each. Mr.. d. is now seventy.tvo years
Of age, and has had much experience as
gardener.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02
New York Sunday Paper


Henry Ward Bssehcr charges that in the
American edition Of Spurgson's sermons,
his sentiment. on slavery, contained in tho
English editions, have been suppressed.
The Independent says ~ friend Who
has compared tho EngIi,h and AmsricAu
edition assures U. that Il is true"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

Mi. Fannie Gilman Of Bath, daughter Of
The editor Of tho Times, hal q narrow e..
cape from death las, week. In passing
along the stree, piece Ofsls,c fron s high
building fell, striking her head. She wa,
attended by DR.. Fuller.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

AN .cKSowLspGED FAcr. No remedy
has yet been discovered 90 sfisaci0us in
healing cuts, burns, ,calds, wounds, etc,
a, Rsddins', Russia Salyo. % cents a boz,
sold everywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

SSow. The storm 81 Tuesday OF las,
week mad, capital slsishing Tor Thanks.
giving. to which tho storm OF Friday added
enough for ordinary business on the roads
or in the woods. Not far from foo, Of
snow has fallen. On the s,scos,,. they
have bot little snow, the late storms having
ended in rain.
Thursday-a rain bids fair to destroy the
sleishing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

DE,TH OF wAsHISorOs lRVHo. The
telegraph announces the death Of Washing
ton Irving. at IrvinstOu, n. u on Monday
night. lie was &c years Of age. Ills las,
literary labor was on bis admirable life Of
Washington, which be eomplatsd about q
wear tine..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

IL i' announced that tho llou Eivarl
Everett ], to deliver his Grafton on wssL.
ington, in aid Of the Mount Vernon Fund.
in the new City Hall, Portland, on Monday
evening, Dec. Sch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

Pen. Docs. We are again indsb,ed to
the Hon. Charles j. Gilman, for valuable
Public Documents. lilo has our thanks for
these as well as tho many other favors NO
have received a, his hands during his Con-
grsssional term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

EpIToMAL CHANGE. The Daily Advert
ser Of Thursday. last, contains the raledic.
tory OF yJsmss q. Blaine. Esq.. who has had
the editorial charge Of the paper during the
two pas, years. Mr. Baino combines all
the qualifications Of a god Editor, and ha.
made an able and spirited paper. We
much regre, that tho policy Of the new PROF
pricior. Of the Advertiser will not admit Of
continuing him in ,ha, situation. We
learn. also. that Charles p. Ill,ley, Esq,
who has made the local department, Of tho
Advertiser 50 complete, has been dismissed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

A Missouri paper announces The dissoT-
cry, in South Eas. Missouri, Of a Vciu Of
Horn-blende Rock. which l. is believed viii
Weld ten thousand dollars 70 the ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

The silver wedding" Of Hon. JameaW
Bradbury and wife of Augusta. was. ccle
braud on Friday night Of las, week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

FlOr.n,, PSry, the talented writer, has
gone to Europe with young Aker. She
will correspond with the Transcript. while
sbisat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

RrssItt E.TOS, Esq, so long The pub
Usher OF III. Maine Farmer. has lost none
Of his activity or enterprise since his con-
neetion with that paper ceased. lilo has
put bis dams and mill, on Bond Brook. Au.
sus,a. in complete repair, and in addition
to ordinary grinding i' now putting up an
excellent quality OF BueEwheat four, in
small sacks. The Farmer states that many
poor families in tia, city have been ,Oush,
out and fel from his mill,
llO has recently obtained perpetual Lease
ola spo, containing an eIesllen, 'prins
where be il about to builia ei.tsrn to COL
lSet .ho water and distribute It By mean. Of
pipes TO the stores and Offices in Water
Strrst. The Farmer, Banner and Ago of.
css will Be supplied from this fountain. AZ
wa. the case while connected with tho Far.
mer all bis efforts arc in direction 10 b,ns-
Ct his fcllo~.msn, ., well as to increase hi,
own store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

Masonic. The stated Communication OF
the Paris Lodge Of Mason', will b. held at
Mason. Hall, So. Paris. 90 Tuesday, Dec.
G. 1859. at O'Clock i. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

The rope on which John Brown is to oc
hanged. has been on exhibition for week
past. II is made Of South Carolina Oo!-
ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

FuE. Tho house Of Abraham Andrews
Of Fryeburg, wa. entirely consumed oy me-
on the morning Of Saturday last fufh''
,uro ..,sd. Corn aud potatoes destroyed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

J. d. imagln,s himself to DO 18th, last Ct
American Presidents. DoOs he insgins
the Union will las. him through another
term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

Tho watsr'ille MAil ha, donnsd = n.-
head, which is a decided improvement.
Tho old one looked Ike a section Of Pima
stump fence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

The Advertiser learns tha. large bear
Vas killed. in Pownsl. Montsy Afternoon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02
LOCAL AGENTs.

Ws.B.LAruAH. nNant's roai.
AsEEtCA ntsaUE, North far,.
lissEN Urros, Norway.
Va. =. DAVIS. nenmaik.
D.Vtp nuRotS, liiuam.
NJ \. M,IHuN,
q. e.. SrACT, ioricr.
J. :. FoWIEs, ir,,turf.
4. n. nrtS, lsuwsh,d.
Col. ELuTS HARKtR, Lnycu.
No.. T.. ". WuonuuHT, Svtlc..
rHos. fAREtSOroS, Stow.
JosEtu BAEEoSs. ii,ttua.
CHANtIs MAsoS. Bethel.
J. BAsrtUrr. tockcsM,lls.
4 A. ktsHAtL, kuniofd
A. X. MAR, lianoyer
DAVID kSAFF. T.. Gulilurj
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-02

ruBLIsAKp syi.RY TRIpAY MORNING Br
wM. A. PIDGIN & Co..
rRoFnTrOEs.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-07-23

A COOP ONE.-Some wag, during the pro-
ceedings Of the Republican State Convention
at the Capitol yesterday, posted up on the
door to the Governor and Secrdary's Offices,
the following placard "To Let enquire up
stairs"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-07-23
judicial District Convention.

In accordance with the announcement, the
Republican Delegates IN attendance upon the
Republican State Convention from the Fourth
Judicial District, Immediately after the ad-
journment of the State Convention for dinner,
on Thursday, July 2lst, 1859, convened in
the Representative Hall.
Mr.. E. I. STEVENS called the meeting to
order and nominated LEANDER GoRToN Chair
man.-Carrled.
Mr.. CAMP moved that F. r. E. CORNELL
be Secretary.-Carried.
Mr.. CAMP moved that the meeting pro-
coed to the nomination of candidate for
Judge of the Fourth Judicial District.-Car-
ried
Mr.. BROWN moved that the nomination
be by baot.-Carried.
Mr.. CROSWELL moved that the first bal
lot be informal-Caried.
Mr.. POST announced G. E. VANDRRsuRo.
as candidate.
The Chair appointed W. W. Wales and
DR.. McMahan Is Tellers.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-07-23

~ The Raleigh Register anticipates that
the Opposition vii carry fourOr five of the
Congressional Districts at thenext election in
Neeth Caroins.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-07-23

AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the appointed hour, the President called
the Convention to order.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-07-23

%G&
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR:
ALEX. RIA M S E Y,
OF RAMSEY COUNTY.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
IGNATIUS DONNELLY, OF Dakota.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE:
J. q. BAKER, Of Blue Earth.
FOB srATl TREASURER:
CHAS. SCHEFFER, OF Washington
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
GORDON E. COLE Of Rice
FOR CONGRESS:
CYRUS ALDRICH, OF Hennepin
WM. WINDOW, Of Winona.