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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
SINGER S SEWING MACHINES.

TN aiIthe leading branches IT manufacturing ~
,u,tr,. the great practical 'upeiio''iN Of Siug'
er'. sewing Machine. y Tact established relonai
di.pute. 40 tailor, ,hpo manufacturer, clothirr.
.eam.tfrss. dress maker, .iiier. carriage ifim'
mer. hat manufacturer, sc. Il, eau Afford 10 u"
,.ithnut them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commis,i0nrr u Paisni..

IslTT I0UWIfFIUIII " U HIFnTss
B,,is.. Rs. =, Is5s
IN. N. Il. EDDY las sTsis fsT 80 THIRTEEN
tpplirs'ig.s. n ~ bsi ONE u p4isA psi,sis Az,
l,,. rra.i~d. ed filioass ssE pss@isg. SssIss.
sisalaLls pFssfsf grsliisi,si ssd al,iiysH 40 pat
isafs - rscss,ss9 ~ ,arsaio's O. sgtlyfs 49, %
p,.ssrsih' psssi' iiV soy issv',s = Asr,SF ~
vast fisAf.i fissiurs tsisEsd ~ thu cass, sa8 AZ
r,,y T,i.saatis SAUg".
JOHN TAGGiRT."
From Sent, II. 1857. o. June IL. isSS. the lob.
.rr,lHr. ,u course ct hi, lIgc p,acltcr, made. on
rsire rsj-ctsd applications, ~lNrTEN Ap-
rENLS, EVERY ONEof which ~. decided IN
hisi,ycS. b, the Commissioned II rstsui..
Il. n. EDDY.
BpsroN. 'aa. I. iS59. l,JO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
Cnmm,..lnne1 nlP.lrni.."

"Ikrr, =, h,iisiios ~ assH'isr fsr,si,'I ilaiisg
cssas, ,'spioya psrsos So~pesai asd f'E'fto,.
tAy al -y'r stps,i, efppns ihs'' aprloai,oss ~
fgrrs % ssrsrs a. ~ siTly asd fsto'abi, soani.
.,tl.s - "a ptfr4f lHrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,

which il the most compact and beautiful Sewing
Machine ever constructed. IL - ornamenisd ~
the highest .iy of art, and all Who see u are de-
lighted With ". u makes the improved intsrlocA
baked stitch and i. capable 81 doing greater va
ri.N ~ work IN better style ihan any "ther Sew.
Jog Machine ever offered lnr family purposes.
IL i. not subject 10 the oljrciioa II u.ing twicr
too much thread, and nakiRg raveling seam.like
the Grover & Baksr; NOR Is It confined 10 it, opet-
al,on 10 lew ihin fabrics. liable to got oct of of.
der and unilied To use FAX thead like the Wheele,
s Wil.on Machine; hot i. amply sufficient TO per-
torn all kinis Of 1mily sewing.
Price Of Family Machines With iroa table com
ple,e lnr use 500. The larger standard machines
ir,m Sl25 To $500. Scnl Cor l. N. Singer n
Ca Gazette, beautiful pictorial paper devoted
to Sewing Machines, aud containing let 81 prizes
and all other information on the subject Twin be
forwarded gratis.
I. ". SINGER 4 CO.,
ass broadway, New York.
BRlSoH orrIots ~
BOSTON Albasy Biliimore ~. Louis
Providence GIoyeSsyille Ciseinnati Nes Orleans
Nes Haven Rochester Chicago Mobile
Newark Philadelphia Nashville Psfis,fTa
Glasgow, Scotland.
Local agents wanted. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
WORMS! WOp IS! WORMS
:I: q q I'D GID ds
uOBENshCk'S
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills,
10 abe dr.lrurlioo Of worm. nod he cor, ol ,hIl.
Posts OF tho Human System.

The Doctor h,s spent mIrh ums il nh. pee.
i,ctiug of these mediriue., anI hos vrII be- be-.
succrrtei may TO- inferred from the vnIi.wils
cc!ebnly thsy have obtained; and che hct that
thsy uiteii hring aWaN ,ntssss ut wutus, auI ed.
tyc' most inars, hons cres aier 40 other tsu,diss
have fsiird
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
TsshmoHIak.

TssiimoHidis.
81 regard Nc. Eddy ~ one ofihe MOS, capable
,ad succe.sfhl practitioners iih whom have had
ofical Intercourse.
TIIAnI H. NASnN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
Annual Statement

OF thc Directors of Monmouth Mutual
Fire Insurance COMPANY. Tor the year
ending December Is, lsjs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-25
a Piano for Sale.
PaperHanging and Granting.
NEW
Express Arrangements!

rJ,IIhNKFUL G,r the liberal patronage hitherto
exi-nied Co hin, the subscriber would inlot'p
the public that he ha. made arrangements with the
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Gu5eu SdGninS's
btrdbratss
&~&t1DeDiScee8 gyitfers
aug Shit.asNinbe,

telt qsse b.fawesben, gelkIuat, EispepFs 5renigde unb
ntrb5fr SardGs. Niaa8d an g%srtaGnra, Sla1unesn, &apns
taxerIi6s 5arnprr5Etben, Misrtnttanfbetten, gIugeagf{nWatt
ami 9unpcaletben, pstGe BON 2tber- cher Ylasenfr aniEeiitn
~serrabrgn, unb ale 6raEtttitsa, wsiGe burG ttaen f@Samt,
Sraasn 1. 3. Dsibiias e&nads. Sdwineef, aintansrcnr
NaG bsni 9rpft, suibene &bsr, fahe 8hee. 6dnsrssa Ii san
9as f8pebifae 8ittsrs pirb isbe Gsrappfune bes Dtagrrs
bsIetttgea, tnhsn Is etRielten sdrlt, ion tn Gbatietstt erbaIi,
unb ale Sdurt aus bsnne!bsn e%ntFsfnt. IS fGTit BITE glsreer
uub 9eEenseeiher fRarft bic Stnne, esnfiHnit bas Citizen 6fr
gteSss. has SOtcrennsu unb bic S@rafr5en Sss @daupfcga
ssn, tSbtst bic aB1rm =. / bsaiIt oae aa{as- uus TSaseaafpi1ss
"a fintsen @assHAA;e' n1a9t inffs, sristttert bteseefssluG'
tt9tn, retntee b-Jb setpfbert BITE Circulation aeHeI5en
sTtrt HaEiertlt9 aHe ne SGn,srssn. pran man ote e0ppti
@prirn baSrR ntnmt
Btstsr, glHbt unb &plerA. MIs i9lGes bat 81 ih bet1dbrt urt
8suieisn Bet ben tran5rafden uno ca ettfAsn 3ruppea in Der
6rim; melI tur1 ben GeardaG %behslten, Der auf Eefebi h,t
Sta6s6rste IL betbfa Eruppeatbetlen t~tGeefIbrt HEghe. beb
GtRrbItGen Ter Gcloeten, Die etsisu ,Gsdrttsen G%rGnftetten
Sas {amsSiT55s 8.ttsfs tt unRrshie etnss ser StaanGrs. ei.
mtt!el, bas nrG is p9r has %utIifam tam, unb TRACE TO bGk
tss Stttese siamaI ~seEraudt bat, fA cine 9lt4t ugb 9er8aa.
asa eataut MAIDEN @hrb, bcfeIbe gum 9DptEe fs.ner ~GeiteHffa
asseHnasni9er rettss tn %snapft5isn nnS befannt 81 mao 81. IN
omE e aae bts 6eslfrdfte teRSt, bic thnt s5sa sugel8riib'n
ane. 9tsrfar lam Id 5unberte BON 9ensifen ~Iefefa.
I'm SssrsgsFs,sn sssr MaSaemnnssa YO:lassnsen babe +:
es gSptsr tn eas Bic 6iafes etusspifelt Ia, ueins t~isensSn.
pSs isbsr 8Iefas 1T sine OpaRds sies MISUNDERSTANDING IL
bsatfGer nNb fnglf@st @pra@e. lin Sfrt6Emern rpr,iSsu.
ssa, babe tb III %benssfen tGB iS aubsr Dem Sben telGriet. alr
GamSa tsrsits, rGIdss n optsis unb 8sfaurotiSusa Serieu,
fen NTH. IN auseesetdnst sssen D5&pepha uMs @~naenIshsr
to ass 9reis PR 5lG}Ae % tents efsr 8 Jlafasn fir S2.5c.
aa ~serfoefsa ri tea aasintsea 9erfsrssesr
Iu0ea q Sc}ons:ia
Oeut 0em Megtteter uwa Geemtitr.
tn lstuft aprtgSe. w bsae@Gs et uitrEe unt sabaftUn
RptB@beIpEtG
6aApts NQeutei
gbiIaeaptt0l g. &. Smith nb &c., SO. Tag. 3. e5t.ei
sBb yea unb 296. @Srb 2. &tr1se; AaGalu. 3atrr u. 6
Nr.2 z ii 3. q. gnb &6e tGrs2., G~GGpWbii,
asH-grEi Nlssrf Apnei Ap0ttsisr. SIDE 80Dsrs 90 6
EGlr-slt
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az GIL Noltinlerc ia b9ten M u. 5 un
alieinsgserfauE Ia bes Gifce De8 olGsa
ME quo tGl
aq0pre .. 3ttHrasaas Gds ~ Oils unt SanCserar.
AZ GeslbeSs SO asa Sefftnsf renr.. rare gedr!nr.
: sslsada ~. e. @ds tpn xfpeftfn ant &niiuAr
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BEN Welten IN reiien mDa'


BEN Melten III teilen tpDaGGen.
gSn teuts, zen 9. slGperabsr an, pert< BITE Gintsauberer
auf tr Noyttern Central Galtsrtfreet geVut Gtfsnbehn mil
hem GTrrefsug ~befprfest. Die Eahn bistst .burdb beE SnAn4ss
.aranten eiasrA q : g. rea gprtbet ats trssab cine
dnbere Balm, aud III tie UNI 81 Alstlsn fer.,r as ise Gnesrs
HSabn na1 bsnanntea pt5ssn, ais;
8ittsbma, @lepelanp, Detrcs, jSrrt Wapne
.Gb;ca9o, W~}liwaufee. @aleno. Dubuque 81
Saul, Jlcd 98Lanc. &uriSH9tea, Soma Sin
ian erben teftaib pe ait Dss 0orShevn Geatgai 5abn s4
psnt serfsaeu 10 Siunbrn frutsr as hes nlt anosrn g3ae-
men @fbsnbsn Gprt eintrefsa, aud tosrksa . &1aI ptniesr bic
Ig5aesa ca BEL seweGfsIt, Die 9obn siets .arG ben 6bRdsr
sbf1 O0n Cots. 9s saaSs &atfstmWaS rea bisr bis @bisaar
tG GNQ MsiIsa Das @GpSt ntrt bic: 6est apst (mcrFsei nat
|5stt Il en- gafaaisrsn ar beH eeainim} e5rrt.
Rad @retliue, Oaptrn. @lncin lti, 9lpianas
ppIi8. 2oui5pilIe unc 81. Souls
p.g en- tbenfaas 9efaessre ~6efsrsert anh fir ttr 5spdt
lei n t gsttsrs ilnn1abunae'efen be:shast. Df @e1aatere
lprntn NIT en- 3ghr., 1efr Abent8 ~ UDr@3ee mad euen
uealt @sa pidssa 8eben, Cbne untereees a2f8.9- lten "a per-
ben. nr6fatrs-gsiGetts nerhen DstfeRft IN eer Ofies bes
Nssnten 92bn q. NfaLffr,
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gn9roBsSlaf 9eneGtabGtfieme
Nr8. 1859 & III. Central Npeuue.

BalttmEre, Yte.,
bait forttcGtrenb ~rprrGtGte portsr, Mte unb Gtber, ebenfr
eontpns Sr1wa : Stoat. lie beaen Snrte1, eGramtirt ais IN
5lafdgr irapprtirt. Wtne+aluafer tn alien Aaaltdtpa. fei
son f6GbIi6tu 5u5fanjen. 8erner, Mineralwafer SDa,
t5aen, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NIT ben neuentn @er.
tefernnsea.- anterisanif4e &tpntn-Stpat urb 6ittr ale tn
5laf9ea. MEte anb neis 8lafdsp perben eefGuft uub Ser-
'aaft: MGstateer M9ent ER 9aittmpre far Smitts 9bsfabeI-
pRta als. Nlts Moi snfEteeenfeasnpea @eeenfdnbe f9erbsH
suyIdaenCr1men unh bas Gelb wieber erfattet. GpahttVrsH
9nnsn aae Mrtsn nenShrnh In thre Nentanen aefM1t eraalEs
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an BEN ~s@tT1artn G8sberbrrs8tuFe unb Ser Gtfsntasa bon
peuaetpqia adp Atlanie &tp, rraesbea ppn 1880 beutfter
garnen. tit ais Wrpehabt pen Der Ge(sseebuna In Wew-S Ser.
TO t%ne0rpcrtri, Pat berstts abeF 200 S6n{er, 1900 ginpp6ner,
cine sxte t%aas'tdStsts S6ule stH;gs 9Otels, aapgaben, s&uaies
fbnel euappr, intem BON ben s~tnsebenaen @glSern md brTr
plane dter toet 1tEaipnsRl traben, tduIer. StaeteiI,rba6.
nen eebdat une dnbfre 0srImDnerungsn eernaat nerhst
Dsr GanSe GanbartA Bon 80 engIiiaen Aua6ratmetien wjre
Son %nebreren SGGen b%ur@frHea, BAT ietr outeS 2ueumaFer
8uten SCeen ub etn stfaneas Rltna. ga terTelbs In Der
Ndbc pier b .6sgttn6er StGbts Itf8t. (YttlaSelpbta, ReN.@er
Mtl. Gitt, CAPE Wta91 uue SAtHagttss Enb @tfenbatnsrr.
6inbun0 Dat, 70 fSnae3 aae stasEr. urb Guntp rpbafte Ietr
let0t 81 WtdrtteG eb-dGt anb 5dabai i'm Sro6sn fppte 5a6rt,
fen aGer ART tsttteten ptrten.
&tn SaupIGB ppn 40 5as 5rSnt anb 159 Fus Gisfe Meba ct.
nent 9r6nttsa9drten Spr ~SOppeltsr tSrSes Gber etnem Mut9etlf
an ctnent grdmteneaufs fofet SI0Otn Sicrsts mOnatltGsn 8a6.
luneen BON So 50 unb $500 beim JnterI4rsibea far 80Etn,
pie 5wstls U~ertbetlans Der 8augiass fnbet bteies Sebr nod
fatt. Cine son ben NOD perr6t9tSei 26 5armea Don 30 @der
3anb ub 5NGer 9Dai6, ae6f ttntnh 1GHff i'm gDertbe SDn
$400 unb Der nmsaunupG bs 2.nbes 0as, $500, = $50 Sei'r
&tnfhreiben nnb Der Afet In mcnatlibcu 3ebiunaen ron sfC
: Hc Bic aEf cr Borm licofnce 9r6mis.
unter 6tdCn ~eIaftBen gtplneuu8ea label ete @efeGtheff
ale DeNtf8en en, Uet&s 40 stae unablanSige Seimatt gatss
ssutf@er 8e' paituns qrdHtea uOuea, suF Vpleubung bltlfI
beyr| Asn Aala9e Ghetl au Rebmer.
tlGRe une nabere NIsfanti, frwte &!tisnl&eIHs 1ab al ia.
tsa bet s. 9 3mtbt TIM esutf9en <&alpaufs @apfrdBe,
(~SEnt28-S)
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& DIR
ger Gifeasabn nt

~ BUR befonbsrsu Senninifnahule.
Gtnnanberer unb @etftnbe foGssE fefr rf&tts ietn, tbe
lie ibre gtlette faufen unb fpnten kieieinen nnr son fold en-
|a~ReeitsGten geonaten 7aufsn, reIae san tRrsm @seaite Isten,
nttt aber ppn Meflfsn pesr 9wtf3sntrdaern, Ia fs fpaa Der
.@sfatr ~Gus9eest fnb, bef4mtaesit III rsrhfr unh thr Sch
|urtfsnR ~auSseben.
Ourdfabrt8s BiGetfe
nag apen EttIen bes aBefens inb AZ takfn tt
&b. 3. SiIcebrafght.
@enTafs&Tntgrante Saeent Der SoIttBspres unh
DbiRrGt ientabh.
Sa"So,1S Scr. 81, Tbdnte8Ifr 8aIfimore,
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Qiter0rifd1e 2(laseiQe+


Bel lnterseidnetern tn f. ebea ansetsmmsn;
8Immentef e fpnii4sr beHtf9er Dt6iungen. Wit 1t.
mtr G~inlsitune ron Or. = { 3 WOIf S
8Brme, 6, SdmmIiGe q}erfs. NIT ether St6mte;
grrtrntt D. 81. y. SnnbOlbt. Ia As 2teferur9en
Die NGtuT. 3ettnng FIR 9erbrfttIna naturpthen-
(GaftIi6er GenutriHs fir Veief aufr St1nbe. Ser
aaSss8etsn BON Dr. uble unb Or. M1iaer. E2ti
rplc6rapbtf6an SlnardtiOaen, 81 Nurnmgrn
5retta8 81 sou mnb 9abea, atslaan tn 8 8aGsra,
Bdnbe
@srfdder, 8r.. Die bfsosa StrGHtass. aufsalt,
1Ger NEnan. 3 @anae
0apetetn'S @ebt6te gieus NHs8abe
Wuese 81, 0fputan. Aeue 5clgg. 4 16nts
WRbIbaG, g., Jrtfprth be GrSFe ynb fein Gpf
SOhann 0cBiOw5Is, Oeer 5rtceri@ Ter GrObs n
fem Sdufnaun, 8 Lbele
6Sntsia pOstente. aapSlirniiaes eebsnsbtlp.
2 86nbe
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Spera.BfbItGtbsF, ~eIelants u. ~Nntlfsiife &la.
e~teraus5ue nit & ert. I-2G. Banh. G De.
tan0fDrte.BtbItBtb ele3ante unb WaBlfeilfe.
Cine SamnIans p9f3islt6tE GUfnpeftiOnsa tlr
bGS Vtanpfprte SI tpei 51npsn la. Np. q Bann
IReIIhab, g., Dret Sabrt BON DrfBtsea, 9ifCrt.
fiber RDman. Mlit 4 pprtraits, Grfdstnt In u
ts IA 4ieferunesn a :
9uppe, lem umb BIetf6 Gin &p@5u@ FIR
baraerlt&e 5aust1ltuneen neta NnbGno. Sous.
RupH bee &tnrta6ens Der Htsfgiebenen 8rWtte =
Va %. %. U G&mtAt SC. IS y. @asa
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Mtt Die GGomfDfaa c,er.
IKE
gsnzexurS

Dts gr5sfe %astebl ppn
CbertGs;leu ui1o Stieiels 5aufr<. cen
9albleber, O5oroccc (SafFanl. VatsntIfrer uno
Cuttings,
ate aus benz rsfsn NiatsrtaI uno pgTSneliGtr Arbett, 70 Sag
u her 0e7ev Eunbenarsett taugen. 8eraer eth arpse ~
ab sen Marpeep, Der beTen 2aatttat NIB EN- aaeasnahl-
ts NfDrtsmsnt rpn fran35iff9en 8albfsneE unb @asent aalb.
Icesr aHs ben 6eitea 6a5rifea, fpDte SclblseeF ei6snsr 5abrif
EEa ale anberu Sartsn Dpn Qeher, he DeR Gdubn;a dern az.
6rauGt nir1, tvpraui t6 bic Mufnerifamtsit ~eerfelbsn ienie.
8pn,rst s~sfautsF unG prIfst Eisiaen goTratb mt felt Of to-
guteS Geber sbenIc biflig fir baor
esrssuie, ME ktes irssub Elm damn in Mmsttia thur Eann.
David Startzmann,
Mdrl6,1S 5GSwsfs@de epn G3Iuer. unb 0Cubarhss.
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g2eus ugb id1631s sSaarsn.

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TstIaHstst uah & ~sfsnst}u, scIHsue Espe.a, Portfolios Gtaus@g
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1tsaer'e DerbeHerte 0gGbutofbtwe
aaf ter9srifer NuSfeiuas nit BEN 454aea praaimna belptnt,
IS 1T %unnbtpis, RON rem U~er6tenfen in fprs3ea, ba beser
Wpriaglt9feit per alea anberen babRr9 ~btntineftN be3enat
Dtrb, hGs etnt 8rSsers MnSabl Spn bentelben in @ebraud If
r!s bstnnpe son alea anberen 8pfanMmen asnSmnen. gir er
lauSen uns, TGtrttanten, @flan3et unb s am tGtet
bra9tsn BerBedernngeu etr Wafatne ~tn.Sieten 4~e;tefmneer
stretufadt taben. Sit itsfers ieBt ppppeEt f. SteI Arbett an
tate, ~eatheeer in 9einwanb eber 2ebes, nabtn fam, ais nens
tetn unterfGieb TN Material Udre. Mge fab nit Ser arfgte;
S0rgfalt unb 6~autrbGft gebeut.
gtr Enb tn ben Stanb eefsbt, unfsre @laf@tRaa unset ltbe
lalsn 8sDtngangsn 8ssen dite ven ir6an6 cinsr Wrt ~uun;utau
den. werfDnen, be uatsreeOtSnetere WiafGtnea unter Der
9prmauce Der 8intgteit eetauft bateI werbeu finen fpIdaI
IaRfG fsbr Softteilbaft fnben. rt
austnnft sptrb nit benz sr5Btehgersnu8eR in Rnferes Offs
Scr. los 8altinlDreffraBe, 8altimpre,
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YsSieDfieg fair Winsoaaoerer
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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-02-26
TAe Grea. Billiard Match for so 900.

The details OF the great billiard match be.
tween Michael Phelan, ot New York, and
John Secreitcr, Of Detroit, Ahaye 4 length
been agreed upon. They saeses % play q
match Of the American iour.batl carom game
Of billiards, consisting Of 1000 points up, for
5000 s,le--half for feit-$l6OO Of which
Is 70 BE- now deposited in tho hands Of Henry
Coltcn, to bind $3.50 more to be deposited
With lle ahoYe stakeh9lSer. on before the
25dsdays Of March, tI.o 6aac q b6p.ayed
ON the 18th day Of April, 1852 in the city
Of Detroit, in the State Of Michigan, with
two umpires, chosen by the parties, who
shall choose referee whose decision
shall he final. / The gains, I'd. commence xr
seven o'clock, Y. NJ, on one ofAfichaei Pie
lan's tables, (patent Of 1859 with round
balls Of the usual size, 2as Mr.. Phelanto
have the selection. of any Of the said tables
now in use at Detroit, which table is to be
put up in some proper place, for this match,
in private, with proper lights, at least four
burners over the table, upon which there is
to he y prop'rcloth. The expenses incurred
from all the above 10 be paid equally Ivy both
parties. Should they not agree or what IL
proper in any Of the above particulars then
it shall be determined BY referees, eash par
ty choosing one who may choose the third.
Should the parties disagree AS to any of the
rules Of billiards. which shall govern the A.
bove match, such disagreement shall be
ajnsted BY referees a. above, who shall also
AUST any other disagreement not provided
for. or which may arise, which d 'ci ion shall
bs final -l'xtalo Eslse s.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-02-26
The wanderer aud Her Cargo.

The President yesterday sent to the
House q rnesssee transmitting report from
the Attorney General in reply to resolu-
ton requesting him to report, what informa.
ton he had received in regard to the recent
importation Of Africans into Georgia and
what measures may be necessary TO- bring to
trial the persons implicated, and to prevent
similar violations Of law hereafter. - - q
The report Of the Attorney General sets
forth that the local officers Of the government
at Savannah have been strictly and specially
enjoined to perform the duties imposed up-
on them BY the several acts of Congress re-
latinge to this subject; that special ;cou neil
has been employed to aid the district attor.
ney in prosecuting the offenders, and that
the advices received satisfactorily show the
diligence and activity of all persons engaged
in the public service. To find the negroes
who were clandestinely landed, to identity
the parties engaged in the crime, and to as
certain other important facts connected with
the transaction--all this has been attended
with many diff culties, but there is good reas-
on to hope that they will be overcome, and
justice, according to the law of the lard, ex.
scu'ed upon the offenders. But the present
condition Of the affair is such as to make it
absolutely impossible that the proceedings
already instituted, or those in contemplation
should be given in detail, without very great
prejudice to the public interest.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-02-26
!: A,,I!

Some newtacts {, IS relation 70 TIL, rer.;to-
X q Arizona hays been lately thrownsg.t6o
the public by Lieuts dowRY, in aspapssrrs i ~
sented by hin ilately to the New York dso-
graphical Society Arizona was once ono Of
the most hourisaing and valuable Of the
spanish colonies and proved very profitable
to Spain in various ways; producing inn
mense numbers Of cattle and horses, farm
and vineyard products, and rich supply Of
gold and silver. The valley ofthc ella is
one of the most fertile in the world, and cap
able Of easy. natural irrigation. The region
to the north Of the Gila is mountainous, but
is heavily timbered, and Us numerous
streams yield the precious metals in consid.
erable abundance
The population Of the territory is about
20, OOO as yet but handful. But it is stead
lily increasing, as tie Inducements 10 emf
grafton an many and sbrili,ant The banks
Of the Col0radoa tare admirahEy adaptsd d
the, growth Of cation, sugar, rice and tohacco,
and the seasons are regular and favorable for
any species Of agriculture, while the wealth
of the soil in, the precious and economical
metals is beyond estimate ;; copper and iron
Astounding in the rocks Of the mountain ran
|ges. This portion q. the continent IS des..
tined to rapid development, and It's failure is
beyond the Imagination of. the most san.
gune.F 50 - s-rM " .s
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: Amy Intelligence:

:. The Secretary Of war ~. rs ordered : board
ofoficers TO convene in the city ct Washing,
ton on the 10th instant, to report i" dear
their opinion upon the several subjects Of n
quiry, viz: .f .3j.s
& l.cHow and to what extent can the trans
portation Of the army be reduced, and the
present cost of transportation be. brought
2. To what extent can the animals re-
quired in the service of the Quartermaster'
Department be reduced in numbers consis,
tently with the wants to the army, and how
can those required BE- supported more econ
ofically. # gt9s..s IT. g,a
r. 8. What is the best mode Of purchasing
horses for the mounted service. -
81 4: How can the expenses Of the army in
every branch, ct posts and in the field be re-
duced. 90, ,..4..-,
r., 5. What is the best and most economical
plan for quarters and barracks, either perm.
nent or temporary, at the'new posts.
I 6. Whit plan should be adopted for the
disposal Of posts no longer needed for mill
tary purposes. 5Easi:iss j236.s; aaf3
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o. The official return of the overseers Of
the poor, in the town &c Taunton, Mass,
mentions that Elizabeth dayton was eleven
years old on the 34th day Q: May. 1858, and
became the mother Of Horace White Dray.
ton on the first day 81 February, 1863
three months and twenty four days before
she was eleven years old. b9a
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: s.SITrfNa IN CHuRcH ~ An American writes
from London that ia the churches there,
whoever come FIRST, whether gentleman or
lady, take the further seat in the slip. and
those that Follow up the remaining seats, and
thus prevent the awkward disturbances
which occur in our Churches here, in tlle
processsof filing cut and in by men in order
u isolate women 81 ahe fntthsren1 Of the
Few. It's said the habit SO universal among
q pfiginated With the early settlers. Who
sat near the doors Of The pews s. that 10 case
Of q attack BY the: Indians they might b
ready for action. u. many Instances this
marching out iand'm like parcel Of soldiers
iss perfect nuisance, and 7the .caslom might
we'll be changed, - De-. Adv.