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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-03
YOUNG HAZARD.

THIS hpr.. will .,anl during the pre-en, sea-
J son 40 follows;
81 Pol,ni C,m,r. M,ti,y a6ernopns; Norm
Waier lord, Friiiy afternoons; Norway 'h'se'
Saturday aiteraoons. tom three - I'VE "cloch
thence 60 : iuth Paris. where he VIII remi'n lii'
.evcn. The reminder Of the time he viii be
found al NV stable.
Those .si.hing to raise cool horses would do
veil IN ca mine thi. hoise anil his stock, which
stands u,riyalled IL this vicinity.
For terms, Se.. see bulls. -
GEORGE +. WHITNEY.
Oxford, May 2, 1850. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-03

>N.rtU CAsr-Esr,g Day, 90 q Scamp
CO.. 10 FOOD. 4 short time sine, Mr..
William Hall, a wsIl-kn1vn cotton bro
krorMohil,. suddenly AMI my,tgri1u-ly
disappeared. Eleven Jty. after %, reap
rsar.I 40 O. b1u,s whcy, thr ium,t- hap.
Zen. 90 know tim, he % al plight, Do, cl,-
ii.r. .u.leI and torn, hi, ae. ana hand,
49, and swollen lrom exposure aud ,h, bite
.lui,o,, and With hardly s,r.n-,i to
u.,s. N, va. taken On aud properly cared
O.. aal when lc bccrmc rational could
CIV. Hat Che. account OF himself n, bal
t.,n .i.k and went iut, town on che 80
il.'. tutrar.aet -1m, business. That night
D. E.p, .n hr, o.Tc' and got opp doe next
u.~r- l.lius badly but went about h..
h.,r... Ils llst ttat De- rsm.mhcrcI was
tat .s va, suddenly attached with liui.
D.. aal BLINDNESS Then 10 SCENTED as 20
somebody W., pursuing him o. iuiur, bim
l-l i. rau down tlc street. FROM that
ta. .. remembered nothing 600 Do s,rmel
rr.keur. AS fr,m "a sleep one morning,
arl lauI liu.s,I lying 30 swamp wi,h-
aa. knowing where Doc was. he managed
tl.ll..uay one. and Was -uccIrrl as
a'u. stated. 70. lsd no idea of the length
D.f.s tine Us bad b'en thus unconscious.
u ..k..t rIrIIr Hl fNr month and Was thus
tr. .TrT..,d ul b. The advertisement lIs
fr., .1d Iut Boo the papers was shown
lu, which l,rerd With dep emotion and
tar.ul .ye, lts suTpu.d thar lc W.,
v.rl rir. about % swamp urlr Mobile du-
o.. tie "a hole eleven days, without ipui or
'r..t.r. aud exposed o. rain s'nrurs which
occurred during that period. journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-03
THOMAS u BROWN. Juds,.
pawn Ks,rr. R,si.fa.

75uS Ms. Tiiai' H. B',E, Jaiss y Probate
G,hs C,saiy II Orfs'i.
'Tlif p.tiiipn All frprcsen'trga II BENJA'
l MlN LOyEJDY, gt,rl'an of Oliver -.
CanvclI ial G,,rgr W. r. CnN-ll all of Peru,
w. the C,laty 81 ONf,ri. Mia,r., respectfully
shrNs, that til .,id milpr. are -eitri aa pn-.
.-.sri 1t cr-'in rel r.tttr. si,tUri ~ .til Pc.
~ l,l 4 .s-rih'i a. filhAs. hing ih'tw' ptfrels
ofih- h,n steel firn pf Oliver -. carvell llr
~ 80 ( rsrt, d.-a,.Fl, which were set pit ind
a.ign-l 10 .iil m'n,rs. 10y C,m missioner. ap.
potato by ii- Jtig II F~pb'te, onr parcel cpn'
uiu,uy shut ihidy.-ilh, asrr', All tie other
ahHn' .ryru acres.
That al estate D. unpplt-iiv' ~ any benefit
a. .ad m.a,rs, AK thu IL will o. Tor the intrfest
al ali u.nlrs that thr sth' sh,ill H. -old ani
the proceed. pet pit en- .rrtrr 90 Interest. lie
Therefore prys ,pir h,nrr thu b. nv b, 40.
thorifsl AL cnppsrrrl igrrrihly 90 law to ell
~ public 90 private -alc iis abi'r describe real
estate. ~ such ptu Of II -. Nor nav d'ra cNps.
dieai. Al which !. respectfully 'uhh,,iirl.
nENIA InkIInN
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Dawn KS,rr. R,ri,i~.

ONToRD, s,.-ita Court ~ Pro'aie held At Pa
ia. wlhia ,pi f,r ihr C,uiiy ~ Oxford, ou
ih.thiri ri,sliy II Niy, 4. d. 1859.
JOiIN &. POLAND, executor 81 he last will
,D and ic.tinsn ~ LEyi SrEINSs, late u
Ss.l-n ia .,il Cniiy, d,c.i.si, hU,ag pre-
seated hi. fret ns.bnit u ai.n.ni.lr,iioa of the
estate 81 sail dec-issl 10 allowance!
O0is,si. ihit tn .iil 81 'caior give notice 10
alip.rsp, Interested 10y ciu'ing c'py II this
nulrf T., b. pibi.h- m - scrk. sa're,.iysly IN
the ONf,ri d. ps,pted at Paris, that they
nav aptr.u ~ pr,hI'e Cbud 10 b. held IT Pa
~, ~ al C,aity. an the third Tuesday II Juae
next At ni,r IT the clock iaihs brrnooa, and .h-~
c,u.~ ifany th,y have, why the sams shond not
be- alloSrd.
THOMAS n. BROWN, J.ds,.
4 true copy-aIiesti
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-03
Premium Fire Works!

n IPAls.tls AL Rati. F,wii Of Jaiy Con-
usiisa. AL o,is,s. sa7plisi trii large Or s~iH
aa,,ssi.. Or rgI,ts 1-s oVrra'sf . b. ~ fAs
largest .it.., the ,,est 10 i0, th. lowest priced,
and the best quality. FordI.that lr,ip,rlilion,
coavrnien-e 10 pickipg, al sIyini nl freight We
,r,uld y,c,aasaf 90, asc PIHiHs Ere vjrk.. 81
90 Tsypsf,s,, CGt'ss Pistol C,issvsia hs h'gsH
oua.ffi., a. aiii' br'f priess, bysiA1 VhA all
The other vtr,etie. of hrge ani sail ire works
by the i,trn nr gr,ss. Gill Nid,l awarded To
hi. dm 10y ih- hi''t'ii"tt' Curitthle Me-
ch,nir. ,-.nciilipn. 'fbr hest Fire works. es-
h,bile on Boston Commni.
The large anl brillianl display Of Fire Works
q, Portland 90 tbs FOarih of Juy last WIS lrom,
this laboratory.
Allre... Al ihsir oil .iand.
JAMES e. HOyEy 4 CO.,
NJ. li9 Yasiiagi1s Srsd. BOSTON
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DAVID Hs,rr. R,siar.
o,roRp. ..-,ts court Of Probate held a, Par

ONToRD. ss.-tts court Of Probate hslda Par.
=, yiihin anl fpr the coiniy nfONiori, on the
~ rr.lW - Nv. 4. ID. 1859.
iLBEtr Bttt;rr. ia u.ir,'rr ~ the
VI estate 81 IsHEH1gR BpswDNrH late of
sun,er ii.i.i c,ii'y, i.-'t'rl, htsiIgprc.eat
= he. ifst at ,i,i tr',IU ~ tiali'triti,a u
the estate ~ .iil li'.t.'l ',f III tyiIcs;
lrsi. that thf al tlpini'tu,inr give noties
o. I'll p.rs,ps ,iirrestel hy ctu.ing cnpy ofthis
orler a. b. p bi.hri three weeks .uccss-iy'ly "a
the ONoci Dra,cn' Ddn'ei II Pare, that they
nav appear ala Prpbre C,id o. bs held At IA
~, ~ .lid C,ntiy on the third Tue.lay fJuae
neNi. Al nine n'cl ok il the foreaoan, ani .hes
rsn-r. II Any thsy have way thi sins shpald not
be allowed.
THOMAS u. BROWN. J.dE..
4 true copy-ittest;
Dawn KSlPr. R,s,Aiv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-03
THOMAS II. BROWN. J.4s,.
"' DAVID KNAPP, R,sst~.

OxToRD. sat- Court of Probate held at Pa.
80, wiihip 40 fr The Couaiy ~ Oxford, on
the ihirl Tae.l,y IL Nav, 4. ID. 1859.
7 yDIA NAM, ainiai.iratriS ~ the estate
ofisAAc MANS. late ~ Pan' ~ said eoan-
", d,cri.cl. hsVihg pre'etisl her aeoyuat Of adj
mini.iriton Of ih, estate Of AL deceased Tor al
lowance!
Ori,rsi. that the .aid admip's give notice 10
al person. ,ni rested. 10y casing copy 81 this
order n Ice Published three wee,. .ucoc.siveiy ~
the ONf,ul Democrat publ,o Newspaper printed
at Paris, that they my appear alta Probate Court
a. b. h,ld~n II PIr. IN said Cop,iy, Oh the third
Tue.diy II June next. q, niae o'clck IN the lore
mon. an .hiw cause II any they have whY the
sane shUald Mt d. allowed.
THOMAS u. BROWN. ledge.
4 true copy-itiest;
DAVID KNAPP. R,Eing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-03

FREEDoM NOTICE. Thi. may certify iha,
Il have this day given To nv .on. DssSis
M,RR. his tins 10 act anl trade !nr h'mselii
snd .hmll cl,im none of Nj. cirning', nnr pay
ANY drbls Of hi. contracting, after ,h,. date.
ASA MARI.
Attest A. n. Mann.
Woodstock, April 10, 1850. ID
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SrNTU ~ NAME.

nNruCu. ss.
A. J.HIt ut tarHt, C.nmis.i1urr. ie-.l ADD
ha..ru tt Pare. Utthir suI Coo thy tsurfy ul
O,rf.'. Hl tIr -H,.lui Iur,I1, ui NAV, 4 u,
l~Iq, l-ir- Ihr telth dly Hi .,.I Ihs8fb,
hEuLhEu, ilrt trN ut two iuHirri anl
~ .r,rH dllsrs sal .iN cr1ts De-, sHl che .aru-
beech, i.. a..r.... Upon Lrt.I n, i1 .lii C,rlt,
ui uNauI, 90 ie ,,prll.d Do repairing Jbr tprr-
It rlrI fluu Grafton, uHithrIN Hss o., tI. state
One. arl ib. r.tI .IHp JIIiirs Ahllu'. 90 VII
ltm Z. AIh.ft'.. lHI B..,, tbf fuII from Oits
AII.u'. o.. ftr Wet Iar ui litter e. -til 5..
ss.-HlsHf I.rr cool. r.Hi IHr IrIr nuaI tIr ltII DE-
sdlrrrr q, .Ia'r ta lc tiN-i %. l,a.-.ar lur
hHiH. - .sDG a.fr.i 8YI ~Iu.Hp =. IIest O.. sp.
priHi..i bH l.rHt o. rNfsrJ the .srr.
Al ib1t H t1N coll 900 lIr'rri dollars o., 1li
ihr .tne hereby l. a..rssr.l upon '1NHshIp ~. =
Elr-e e. 90 l.r rsnr1'.I ,B repairing Jis r',l.
tY.,.. iraH.hIpi sul ti#-ius b. lHpaIt. Tl.i un
.usls srl,., yllHs,i 81 lo5o6. --lfI l.-rs.ll.1t
lsi sIN u.II. lrI .iN nrr burIrrIih. gee 11lnr
u1 NJ. yrEr. Coon of ZOO che Rood i1 stii iuvHstin,
H8il. tu Is. ttNrl l1 law. Aul John VI. Nt'suu
&. 1rHl..tri agent io eNpeni the Sane.
NI.l tbHtH tiN ,i uHr hulirrI dollars o., 'nl
IIr s.u- H..rH, BE-. ts.fsssl uHnu township ~.
s Usr--l. o. o. sNr-l Bod in trptifin, th- tulds
il .IrIfpuHssIr. lu1 che same !. apiuH,Iur.l u.i
..s.l l.,s ysr.Ial -Zl2si,-..,iI a.sr.snani
h..H- .Hr fui ]. uuI U'Hrfy-iIIr- uHr.brrd0-lth
f.f rHtf .B fbr ,aiHIti.l u' sU Ca hli be- sail
t.Du.btt. hsiie tH o. tlNeI ht ltu. AnI DAVID
". >.ul,s,aat D.. appuiutel Asrit % cNrrai ,hr
,...... .tpNf.N prpf,u rf.t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-03

4 HE subscriber hereby give. pubc notice that
| he has been duly appointed by The boocrab's
Judge Of Probate Cor the County OF OXFORD, and
assumed the trust Of Executor of'he las, will and
testament oi
CALEB CUsHMAN late of Buck6eh,
\, aid Couaty, deceased, nv giving band NJ the
IA. directs. lie therefore rqpest- al persons
who are indebted 10 the estate of said decreased,
10 maize immediate ayment; sndthcse who have
an, demands thereon 60 exhibit the same In
MAY ~ 1850. HENRY II. HUTCHINSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-03
TIE GIFT BOOK STORE.

~ ~ ~ a DUN ~ 4 JAIL
rY a CTR tru)tD u,Eu.
"lh.,It l.. trfI ola Glt Baak store.
No. ~l.Itr. zoe ii.d sitl rbuirr q llrr;
Ar| .Hf.lr. Hr Gsii sod jeer's rare
A.. ..H. -...l iib i...ks l.u.hf there.
]. sh..a ita liehalre rest.,ss sous,
S.. rrHH'. great rit, fspili, -.uesI
"uI al! not theIr. riy iueu1''
.i..tvt-r- ODE lrl.ar enters ihr go,
We u.IHf- virhsiB. men rl1 bei
W.. p.. Tuas. G,u.i.h s1I hHa.'l1- b. ri.s,
o.. .IIlH-.Is 400 tHll-..' .| HIHrrF lr' hhi
W.. .....r- rlHer,I.' iIls rr-l.r1als sIrlut,
IT. .H"II.. 1 uamrnt, an.l fhrl 'sirp ouI
"oh, no. nst ti-r.. uy iiisnd'''
"l.rfrsva, is thc 'Goli-a Srir.'
M..Te iIa lH.a con. onward s'tI treasures great
N.s I.I 400 fl,ii-. aHi pliieHi iot,
i.- se.rh iiuu rlsa, lfuu Tirrr ant SOIL
600 It..fi HlraJ, Wa e'rr k1nua before
J. f .I.Ia, ki1I fleet. tbaf GtH Book store -
Oh, 90 alt there, cog htcni''
'Iar-- have pissed it y,bsa crowd. ~err ni.ou,.
- .ssa thr .LiI tlcrs aud beard ihe hood shuul,
y .lr -I's p-uril-anoihrr "a watch
A.'l2r H lIrlst poo. with rar tiur- 90 mlich'
~ all Irt have a preset, Whenever ihe' 60
10 o. CamhiH, g.. g.. Evras & G..
"li 10 there. that'. che place, ny lricnt'
k7aas & Co.'S Original Gin Book Store,
80. t5 Comhill Boston, Mass.
a Present.. worth frosp jO cents To 100,
giycHuith every ioOh purchased.
c,ratoerts rrFNtsuru, oEhris, on Ar'
FLtChrtnN.
- AZ Boots sold 90 Publishers Pric,s. q.
New Books an hand a. soon as issued.
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ONToEp. ss.-h Cpau 81 Prohiie he'll nj
Plri.. within All fpr the C,uniy II ONE5rd, on
The third T"r.iay 81 Nay, \. u. 1859.
o. the br,going pctiion-
O1irsi. Tat he nI petitioner give nltice %
all ersons Interested 10y causing copy " his Pc.
tii,ln With thi. orisr thereon o. b. publl.hrd
three weeks sl'ces.ivrly ~ the OSf,ri Democrat.
. plllc newspaper priaird 1T Paris, Ia SAID
Cuuny. that thry mis appear ats Probate Court
To b. held At Pari., 90 the third 10 ssday ~
Jun- nest, ~ nine II the click lathe Forenoon,
ani shsW cause " ipy thcy have Why the same
.h,ull not h. grated.
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BEVJA LOvEJOY.

O,ToRp, .s.-N Coar, ~ Probate he'll at
Pads. with,n ,ni f,r the C,uniy 81 ONiord, "a
the thiri ri'.d,y Of Mty, \. ~. 1859.
"a IN fprrgoing prtiti1n,
OfiVsd. That the siiipetitioner give notice 20
40 p-rr,ns int~frstci by ctrsinga cpry ofuis pc.
titian With th. oricr ihrrroi o. b. pphli.h u
ihfr. w.aE. .n.-ss.iyel, ~ Tia - ,f,ri ID snpcrat
n-,s.tip.r printed ~ 'iri ~ .,ii C,aniy, that
ihr, nav app,tr at . P.,bitr Glnrt u b. hell AZ
Pans. - M third Tuesday 81 Janc n-Nt, at nin,
o'sI,-A ~ ia f,rcn,pl, ~ .h'w cause II any
The, have, WHY the .im' shout Mt b. gr,ntcd.
THOMAS ~. BROWN, Jadg,.
Atruccopi
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Atruccopl -aucsii
DArinksArr. RsgIhn.

TStl. H,s. Tt,1u H. BSsr,, Jafgsgf Probate
fr'i. Carg ~ Or',ri.
'IllE y t,iipn lsl representation ~ ALDEN
| CHASE, gairli,1 II th,tle. n. aal Lrrrn.
ia \. P,cAiri 81 W,pd,t,'k H. The cputiy of
ONf,rl. minor. '.p.rtidIiy .hrws. that the slid
,Bit,lfs are stis.l AL pp..rssrd ~ cart,i, real
estate, situate ~ 81 Npi.tprA, ald describsi
a. bl,,w.: ut Np.DJ. r,nt,in,rg 9ba rfr. more
or lee, AMI ptu of LIT W. ~. containing ~
srrc. iaprr co. Ices, aul lyiI; ~ IA vet pirt 1T
aid Wppd.tDck.
That aid estate 4. uipr,li'tiys II any be1eit
a. a,d minors. anl thar It will b. lor the iiirre.t
Il sid minIrs All n'cessirN that ih~ SAM shall
L. odd 10 ~, drmtni. NV against siid heirs.
sn Demands that my a,i.r hereafter lnr their .iI-
p1u lrf,fe the, b'cJne "fagc. IT, Their 10 e. puus
,ouf honor that b. may ~ authorized al cm-
n,~cr-,l agre-iAy 10 i,w o. seli 10 plhc or pri.
y,ir .als the ib,ye described real estate, ~ sch
plu 81 IL a. ~ yuur opinion NV bc eNpe tent.
Al (which !. ,es,crfill, Submitted.
MDEN CHASE, giirliin ~ aid heirs.
ONFoKD, sat- acourI Of Probate heldai lar.
-. within aad fnrthe couuty of Oxford, on the
81 G.i-s ily of Nav. \. ID. 1859.
Ga III I,cii'ion albresaid-
Oolsrsi, rh,, the aid petitioner give notice
o. all person. irtcrcsird by cius,ny copy II THE
order &, 10, pill,.hsi three weeks sueces'isely ~
the ONf,rl Den crit, plblic nswspaper printed
AT Paris, hat thy miy appear ata Probate Court
a. be held 10 Paris. ~ SAL C1il'y, 90 the third
Toe. l,y 81 Ja,e next, At ains Of the clock "a the
inrcnpon, anl .hew cause. Il any they have, why
the sane sh,ul MT be- granted.
THOMAS n. BROWN, Jsds
Dawn KNlrr. Rsgisio.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-03

Catlcr,; Hardware; Ghs; Niil.; Pant. aai
OIL. &C., Sc.
Ne It'll rr,i,ns hi. ,rpifu,ln fr ke"piay =
choier selection ~ W. I. GOODS h1d GRO.
CERiE>' tmrug which will b. f,tr the best
brand. FLOUR; N,lassrs; Syrups; Young lily.
snn ani Oilng Tc,.; lava. Gip AMI Grouhd
Cader; Supo; R,i.iis; pirirtic Sil.aius;
Spiccs; Cuunts; Spl,; SAT-; LUl; Picked
llcuiag; Fhid: Ciu1h me; L1mp All kero.
,ine eel anl l.tnp.; fi.h; roN oi hi. osn salt.
Jog; sll kind. ui r.biccb ~ thr mtrkst; and .
III ,u.lnd oihrr articles. Mt u1 III. 1T. which
ci.h and it' rIis'lcnt vii h,'ag at a'oaishing'
~ low igirss.
E,rn otr. wi.hiny of ut wi'hin; a. pc chase
!. rr.psriiall, inyiiri 10 call AL cNimur the a.
blyr glois.
c. w VERRILL,
Opposite the Elm llou'c,
10 NORWAY VILLAGE, MI.
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Ansr SIDNEY rEElItN, Clerk.
Nrs.. SIDNEY rUgI,N. Cr.I.

l'UrGIF - SALE. ONrugp, s,.--Npul
y sIl. 1850. Tas-tu1 -Nrr1itnp api ulIr.-
r-ag. r.i. r. IrusI W. % ls sl.l hf lrtir 'u.t,nn
a.r = if1rt,, th. ttrlt,-dIh is, 90 Jur, \. d..
1850. 1tt la TIA llrt.., ir NpIWl, iH .tiI Com.
a.. 100 Ib u-lt ilrfIiF WHICH ih1el PUitt h'.
ufrrI .ruir- e. certain piece 20. mrr'gtEHI rr'I rs.
t,f- .i.ultrI u Nurup. in .til CluIi,, h..Hg the
I..rI Doe. st-r,Isr o., api htHIIrl ur 30 sides hy
tlr frsll luI hI-, continuing SIX a-rrs, more ur
tss, lsIHs thr stnr prrni-es ihIt Auu-r fCi't
c.ng.,rI O. Istt.btp Bs,-, hy Dos uIlugs-r
deed tb-r,.f. dated Dol, 5.a. iSi5, apl rrrorI-.l
Wuh che ONfiri GsrltL.. o ,lk lul, page iii.
ut.rrlor ilrlrtu leiuy had i'r a mIfe iuil de-
NNpEEw .GBCENLrNr, Dep, Sh'a.
NOTICE or FORECLOSURE. Whereas,
y Jan4thpp Jewell thea of W''i.iHrk, BE-
a. Cr,,t, uf ONf,ul, o., h,s dsri of Moot gage,
drrI Autbst ~. \. ID. 1851, ant recorded With
Osfr1 E-c,rl. hIls lij, pIsf ~. cIryc,ci
o. tE. .r.-.I'.ats c#TtiIu tract uI itnl silit'I
DO .tiI Wu,i..,ck. c,nf1ilil. ous-Ihiul of leo
acre utl.r Coz ls. iB strur' thr payment Ola 'rr-
t,is 1.f- cd htul ils1tiYnrl il sHiI mprtgtgri
aBI alrfsts thr clrIii,'1s ui .lii mortgage are
I.lkrr. ur rlin o. li-ccip-r tir -1u., sgt,-ab.,
o. tlc .Ia.u.. ia such cases u,,t, ,ni provided.
HENRY uOWG,
ran.. NAY 81. 1879. WI. u. HOWE.
THERON ACADEMY. The suam-- term
.fthi. institution Wili cunusn-H un NOr-
day, Nav Both. und.r the chang Of SELDEN
g. NEAL. 4. ". Punripal.
JOSEPH BAgROWS, Secretary.
Iib.on, Ap,il 2d'h, 1850.
WANTED. ia u-.I-estshii.lrd f"II'iug
w and Ciathiug store, 90 ihis Ur'n'''' q
Pauuar. with "a saaA cash capital O. iuscst in
the Iasil,ss. Address ONtufd Democrat.
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OuroRo. ,,.-ua C,art ofPc,I,le bell At "a.

4 true eopy-hte.ti
Dawn KSAPr. R,s,aiv.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-14
The Indian Territory.

We have several times alluded to the In
dian Territory, back of Arkansas, and advised
that no effort at agitation be resorted to in its
settlement 1t is in the line of our Western
emigration, and, by a peaceful and quiet in
hahitation would naturally become a slave
State. From communication in the Charles
ton Mercury, we see that certain parties in
Kansas are anxious to invite strugglein this
territory, which has been set apart By the
Government for the use and support Of the
friendly Indians. The Indians, many of them,
are now shareholders In the course of time
when Arkansas and Texas has been settled,
this population Of the aborigines, in accord
ance with its past history, will disappear be-
fore the approach of the white race, their me-
groes will be purchased by white men, and
our institutions viii be quietly established
there. This viii be the result of holding the
Federal Government to its pledges made to
the Indians. This will be the fruit of good
faith. II, ON the contrary, the guaranteed
rights and privileges of the Indians be disre-
garded, and the South listens to the appeals of
political adventurers and land spectators, the
negroes now in the territory win become inse-
cure as property; another Kansas imbroglio
rendering all property unsafe, will be initiated,
and the South viii be defeated. This will be
the fruit Of a fiithless disregard of treaty OBJ
legations.
In addition to the foregoing, we viii men
ton the fact the Council of the Ghoctaw Ma
ton have adopted code of laws recognizing
and protecting slavery, modelled very nearly
after the laws of Mississippi
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-14
Coming to its s,nses.

Tho Memphis Appeal is I last driven by
the pressure of public sentimht to admit that
the times imperiously demanl change in the
Platform adopted BY the Glcinnati Conyen-
ton, 50 as to suit the change Ii circumstances
and subsequent deyelopmats. It admits
that the Convention at Chaleston must en-
dorse without equiyocationhhe bred Scott
decrsaon winch declares thatit is the duty of
Congress to protect slavery 1 the territories.
We hope it will not hereaftsr detile its lips
with Black Republican slaag AGAINST those
Democrats who have been ii advance Of If in
the advocacy of this policy. II SAYS.
THAT there will be re4ffirm. nce Of the
platform adopted at CincinIat; and snnrovad
by the American people atihe hallat-hor in
1856, We have not doubt. Sr;tL e,,cl ~;
ti0ns circumstances 8aol - ,.ss,Ja,.sJ ~
cessosg; such as the declabt;on nf f;xod
determination to acquire Cha 90 coon as II
my be competent to do so. sod tLa e,,doe.eas
me'a and appreciation Of the bred SIT ' dec;s-
ion Of the SaPreme Couyt, Which has bean , rem
dered since the assembling 4 tho c;nc;nnat;
Convention, and which sustsfns tbo yr;nc;nios
of the Constitution of the Unitad SfataS and
condemns directly the fanatial annaaIs of The
Abolitionists."
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-14
How the Constitutions Peace offering
is Received.

1t is precisely as we have said. The Wash
Ington Constitution in striving to steer mid
die course between the advocates of the con-
stitutional doctrine enunciated by the Su-
preme Court and adhered to by all Democrats
of the true faith, and the heresies of the abo-
litionised Douglas Democracy, with view to
propitiate the latter will find that while it
will lose the confidence of the one it will in
cur the contempt of the other. In proof of
this, let our Washington contemporary note the
reception which its peace offering has receiv-
ed from the Age, the leading organ of the
Douglas faction in Maine Says the Age:
The Mississippian and the Washington
Constitution are having an instructive discus
sion in respect to the necessity of federal pro-
lection of slavery IN the territories-the for
mer going for fedora protection of slavery by
Congress, and the latter by going for federal
protection of slavery By the Jmdiciargt The
Constitution insists that its mode is more d.
rect, certain, feasible and efficient! Both pa
pers concur in the constitutional doctrine in
reference to the question; and its soundness
being admitted, we think the Mississippian
AAss' eAiS bSteSA vi tiAV ito
mode of encompassing the object as less OBJ
jectionable, for it appeals to power within
the control of the people, while its Washing
ton co,yrere invokes power not amenable to
the people and over which they exert not
particle influence
We will improve the occasion to speak as
plainly to the Constitution as it becomes one
Democratic journal to speak to another. If
it cannot stand upon the bred Scott decision
and upon Mr.. Buchanan's Inaugural and Mes
sages, it had better stand aside Susddling
won't do. Democratic journalists must be
one thing or another. They must adopt one
set of principles and course of policy, and
stick to them in season and out of season.
We repeat, if they are not willing, OF have not
courage principle and faith, to stand with fiat
foot, and speak with full lung, they had far
better keep silence altogether.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-14
Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson

We mentioned in recent ;ss,a a ro,
that New York would give tn tb;s o,,,;,,,.
statesman a united support ID the Charleston
Convention, result which would make him
formidable aspirant. We have alec s.;d
that no Northern man will hmore accountable
to the South, than the patriot who declared IN
the United States Senate thu he would draw
his sword, and shed his blood If necessary in
defence of her rights -
Since printing this paragraph, we have Oh
served that number of Influential journals
have placed his name at Their mast heads
among the rest several from the West.
We must not omit in this connection the
response of the Carthage Henld to our sug-
gestions Of his accepability to the Southern
Democracy. 1t says:
ave clip the above from the Mississippian
and must say in these times Of trial, it would
indeed be Godsend, could the South secure
the nomination of so true and distinguished q
patriot as the gentleman above alluded to
No Southern man can write bitter things
against Daniel S. Dickinson. Bold, fearless
and independent has been his course as pub.
lie man; He has always been free from sec.
tional prejudice. We would hail his nomina.
ton with acclamations Of joy In such an
event the troubled waters of our happy re.
public would become calm, and the storms
that rage with such violence in our political
horizon would be hushed to silence. He will
do.