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Farm for Sale.

WILL be coll cheap iar cash. the iarm ior.
w medy Owned D., Sin'on furloag. said
hrm - situated IN the iosa Of Greenwood, near
Grcenwool CITY. 90 called. where there Is store
aad r,st Office. Il 10 situated wiihia about IL
~ a mile Of Grist mill, Chpiosrl, Laih aud
Shinglr Machines, and shout iour ADD oae.hali
milrs from West Paris Railroad Station.
Said farm contains about 300 acres II land; is
well watcre,l, and suitably divided into pas,urage
ducti,r.
There 10 a good orchard. house. and a good
barn; alec = Revcr-iailing well ol water
for further pariicuhrs inquire oiihe subscriber
90 the premises. BENJ. q. PARKER.
GfccnSood, April II, lsG0. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09

Mrs. Sicklss wife Of Hon. Daniel Z. sick.
les, who has BEEN living in strict retirement
sine the rccoaciliation between her-cli and
husband, fsv DAYS ago presented Mr..
Siekles with a pledge Of that reconciliation.
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mir oNyCrN,rrn urrrns

D,sr-p.h, Indigestion, Heart Burn, Water
nn.h. Sour stomach jsaniire. Grneni pcb,Ii-
~. 49,. 6ni st,st relief inI speed, cure IN ihi,
r,.,t r,n,l,. The ONygrnstej Biuer. are BE-
Ic,si o., Mao, who have b-sn currl ofthe above
complaint. Co D. die only mcI,c,ne Which the
saisr,4 -si,ta sdoti. for thsis iahIb- cure. Il
O.. no, na ,icohol,c preparation. Which. while CIV.
iag r'ousuiar, .iinula.. r,,iurrs the s,sism in
The same ai'a; bat one di.iinc, and different irvm
any medical prrparation ever Compounded, and
which will, be- mo.t eases, extract the disease D.,
lhs roo,s an r,storr ths patIsht pri.tias hsahh
u proofof mich, ie,linoa, of the ,cr, highest
.nl ~. rnll.n.hL eharaslsr }. rrr.enlrI.
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OF FORECLOSURE. wh,rea.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Whereas
n Halleit Ridley Of Wayne, IN the Count! 81
kenasbec, aad state of Maine, on the e'ghioen'h
DAY Of September, A ID. lsS7, conveyed TO me
by mortgage deed duly recorded ~ the ONbtd
Registry ofleeds. book ii3, page 253, certain
parcel Of and, situate IN the towa OF Byron N
aid County Of Oxford, and being lo,. nuu'befed
one 10 the seventh eighth, ninth. TENTH eleventh..
tusIlth, and thirteenth ranges of bts, in said
BYRON, containing siN hundred acres more OF less.
anl adjoiniug Letter ID. township; and whereas
the condition Of said mortgage having been bro
ksn, I claim to forrclOse the same, according to
the statute in such case made and provided.
DAVID kIMBALI.
Dated q, Rumlord. October 80. ls60. 40
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State OF Maine.

EXECUTIVE DIrARTNESr,)
Augusta. Oct. IS, 1880.
An adjourned session ofths Executive Council
viii lie held at the Council Chamber, in Augusta.
on Thursday the 6heen,h day Of November
next.
Attests Moan SaITH,
Secretary Of State.
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HIRAM \. ELLIS, )Ss'rcimrn 81
ELHNNNll LEONARD, the to~n
JOHN u. HODGE. of Csni0u.
Cautun, Nu, D., lsDl

oIroKp, v.-Ntths Court Of CoanN Comm.
sioners. hplien at rafis. On anj Sc the Coun.
OF ONhfi. on the Ss,sn'h d,y ol Novr'ulsr.
4 H.. ls60, D., ,HJ1ummsnt itom tAs if.,
T1-sli, Of Scp,emher, lSs0
Upou the foregoing petition, sati'iaciory r'i
Jsucc ha,iog .be,u received that he priiti1nrr.
ar, fcsp1ns,h., aad that iuluy soto ths ui"fii. Il
their application b. cNp~drsnt, u b. OEprNru.
that the County Commissi1prrs meet at the dscl.
hog house 90 John :. Buhiasrn. 81 llauioti. ou
Tu,sda,, the eleventh day OF Decsm.hcr neat.
"a tea II the clock 10 the forenoon, anl
thence proceed o. yiew the Tuutc msutiobed 90
s.,d petition ,mmcd,atsl, after shiCh view hear
1. IT the parties aui .tnsssrs Nillhc haiat some
t1nycui,nt place in the ,i,init,, ADD such other
measure. taken in the premises the Commission.
So shall juds- prup-r. Anl ID 30 farther Ordered
that notice II he tine place aui parp"se 20 the
Commissionrf.' mr~iiug ai1fgsaid D. giye1 Co all
rcf.on. ani corporations intsrc'iri D., causing au
ais,iri cop, Of aid petition anI hi. order there
on o. D. served on che ssrAs u he towns IT
Canton ani Ilaitturd. ani also posted ~ in
thfss uubhc places ga each 1T said towns,
ant puhIushel three weeks suoccssNch ga
ths ONi1rd nsmosIat pe~spIpsf pfiutsi At Ia
ts in slid cau1i, ot ONIri, the hf.t 81 said pui-
ltriiiuns lui each of the other notices, g. o.
male. served and posted al least th,tty day. H.
zee ,ii tire of meeting, O. The sni that aU per-
sans AMI cooperation. may then aal there appear
b1d shsw csusc Il s1y thrN have, Why the
payer of aid petitioners should not D. gran, Ell
Attest SIDNEY PERlIiM, C.cfk.
4 true COG, 81 aid rsiiii1a and Ofirr ol CoUu
Atie.. SIDNEY PERlINM. CLERK.
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rrr.rminrnlnnd Alone.

PTc-eminent aud Alone. Cocousr d.
ths aau. of n rrrrantian ol cD,a.uut oil, made D.,
M...r. Joseph nlusU : Co., OF Iia.'aa. which
hl. all,i1el aa iumsH.e reputation and sair
hroaghaut tbs oruaip. s, an entirely us~ aui
elegant rrrTsuti1u Coz hsir irsssi1g. o. sta'.
y-,.,-.ss.f fsl sIass.-no,rr Mnm.1s star
>.Ib, BATE. 4 Co. and DE- Rect. raus, aaJ
n Nasrs, Nsrsay.
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Farm for Sale.

- CAD Farm l. situated IN Paris.
CSlnGs - ou The OF Ruu iafI rad. l-2
N9is,R miles from SouJh Par. depot, 2
1922 mixes iiom Norway village. Il
go contsius about 20 acres Of l.nd: !.
vel wooded and watefed, and Suitably divided
inio pastursgr, ulosing AID tilhge. The s1il !.
GOOD. There - good ofchari On che premises.
Th.re !. upon thc place a good honss, barn and
outhuitiings, pleasantly situated. For paruc ulars
acquire VI the Subscriber on the premises.
CHARLES 4. FULLER.
laris, New, 8, ls6O. Al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09

CAUTION. Where's. my vie, rhehs T.. IiOrr,
y ha. leh my bed and board. without any oaa'e
whatever on my part, hsteb, cas''on all persons
from Narrowing ~ Trusting hsr on my account. as
shall pay no debts Of her contracting aitoI this
date. ISAAC l.. liOltR.
g--r -. - SEQ
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AUGUSTUS ". SMITH.
PILES

Al diseases of atom, 90 Boz. ct tour 10 The
la~sl.. .ush o. r,is., rrol.p'u, uteri, f,'l1h.
So, are t,us6tigi By The Peruvian syrup. IL
pee l6s. the prodas,. II digc.tioa, h'ofs The
healthy action 81 the ,ntssiine.. and prevents The
ACCOMMODATION OF rril., matters, and The eosii'e-
nee. which are The cause Of ~ macy ~,aAenins
lL--l.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09

hHt.H sNfi"Ht - 49,.
Gsuilsmru. ~, MOTE 'hsu thifty Nctrs ! have
trsn iregnsutN unisf caltfvarmeui, and have
tflsI variuu. pryparstians whiSh have l-eu fs-
commended o. uis. lut received up pernlueut re-
bet o. JsruaN lat I cUmmrBced taking the
PERUVIAN SYRUP. ,ai a6sS akiag three
boiiIss uf Dc isc,ulr Isrisct, rafst 81 ths dys-
pepsia aaI pi,s. aai rny general health is n1~ al
that ca tfsifr it o. D..
MILTON UAGGETT. u E..eN -.
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Farm for Sale.

4 ~ one ~i.hins 10 luy good Farm. ~ -
n acre. OF laud. iot NINE HUNDRED
illlIrs, sill DO we'll Co call GA the suh,cr,h.r.
n. n. HOBBS.
Norway. April u. 1850 II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09

To the llon. Cont, Conm,.. ,oper' Toe the Couu.
~ IL ONfurd.
The unjrrign,d, S.lcotmen of the town IT
niN6sli. agreeable Go a vote Of .pI t.wn, Wouh
respectfully f-pfcscnt that publ'c oou,sn,snoc AIT
nsssssiN toguir- he alteration II the Couniy
roai IN saiI DiSffii nbs hid out D., rhiuras Nc.
IsughIiu's o. Csn'ou line. commencing al 90 near
ihs south sni ct that part ofthr road n1S under
oUutrct o. D. laih, aul near Thomas lIunnaiprd's,
and o, alstrl - o. iutsrscct ihs I'D town ruat
.auevhsfc betwcrn Moses ". Tfcats and John
Howard also 60 jisc0uiinnr par of the
count, road IN the west part Of DiNheh, com.
inenciug near llirm L,bb,', hou.e. thence 10 the
new county rad leading from DiN6eH O. Cafihigr.
We ihefslor, pray Sour honors 70 view saii
routes st yuuf earliest convenience, aad uiakr sUch
alteration. cod diss0ui,uuances a. you think prop.
e..
JOHN ~ MARBLE. sslcetmen of
SEWALL DUNH, the towu
JOHN J. HOLMAN, Dd DN6slI.
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RrIiabIc Testimony.
w eau the attention ofth- reader tu The follow
ins isuer ffom rresilsut SNtrH, II
wcsir,an tni,crit,

tng lrttrr tom frestirut >NtTH, ui
wrsir,an lni,cuit,
Mturtfruw~. Coma. lsh. =, 1850.
Mss.rs. >ttu ". IowLT = Coz
Gtut'emen u htst made nee Oh be ONygrrat.
~ Blticrs .,ur ssvsa or sighN~ars sioor. llss-
on. sudrfyi ar tsenty Sesrs from torn ~ DE-
psti.i,, Wh,ch was attended With a usfsuus head.
ache. ou an avsragv ct me- les thnn ons jay iu a
s,.k. wss iaiurrd by the uopTvtrniirg frcuui.
.stlaa ID ~ Grrrn 90 o. 10, one bottle ani 81
90 i-usht wls received O. d,scpnunnc he nee ="
The u.s &C Uae battle warranted luriheT 'rhl.
o. ih- rNtrat ct ssui- three of i1Hr, sith care
ial ot.rryasoc ut th~ accompanying directions.
The rrsu.t vs. az almost en'ifr relief tom the
u.u,l t,sp-ptc symptoms ani Their depressing,
p.laiul consequences, believe these Rlsfs
pro Iur,l sa satrv change 90 che habits 81 my
.,s,cm snI upnu thc active sosrgiss ul ths dises-
tive organ.. nps deem m,ssli o. exempt iruu
Dyspepsia a. u1st Tsrs,us. Thee bueu have
aIsI istn oi service o. uthrf mraiefs Ui 10y iami.
d., Ven rrspsctil., ,uurs,
AUGUSTUS ". SMITH.
Prepared by SrrH ". Fowtt \ Co. Bosion
anl ilf sale o., u. q. Bate y Co, Pans; wm
\. Eu.t, Sou,h Paris; u. 4. Noyes, Norsa, ,
T.. Atwood 4 Co. Ruck6elt. ". : Chnse =
Co, pN6sli: =. : Chandler and E. = %. II.
Ma.oa Bethel aai Ia dealer. cvcr,~hcre.
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To che ilon C"urt ~ Coanty ,ouimi..i,o-r. So
the CouaJ, ~ Osiari 1t their nsNi frgul,r SO.
sion. 90 D. h,iisn 40 r,',s ~,th,n anl Or aid
CouuN.
The undsfsifnsl, Sslscim-n II The town ~
Cani.n. i-iuf Gol, ,uihufit-i b, vote 1T the
inhahiian's ~ s,ii invu Il Can,on. ~ legal
meeting halirn oa the tcuth n, II Sept~nl-t.
\. H. i~,-O. 90 m"st frsporilull, fcpfrssnt. on
l-half ol all Inhabitants, that the hc,i,oa uta
Couni, fusj on prtii,ln Of Strphrn Toy anl oth.
sr. ,n 1851, hing patty in llaui1rd aui paui,
in Caainn, - sni, Boz the opiuina Of AL iuhsbi-
iaut., ofsutisisut ui,hN lni puhlic convenience
io lustiS The cNp.nss oi making iai opening the
sams. nth al the ,tteni,ng ,Np-ascs iur dana.
60, 81. And there ors on hshah u saii ,nhab.
isnt.. ~. DO pstition your hpauf. ~ take the
proper urssurg.. % iu ,uuf "p,a,,n b. 'hsl o.
uEht anI Iust o. iiscnntioar thr same.
HIRAM \. ELLIS, )Ssiscimrn Of
EIKNNAI LEONARD the tswn
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Mapes' Sup. Phos. Lime.

'rllIs valuable manure 4. lor sale At the farm ol
i ths iuh.cuher, al The New York price,
tr,ish,and charge. added, ohirh D: IS per hag.
DARIUS Forbes.
South Pir.. April ?. lSGO. 10
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. csuts; iosss oNT poLLaU. TuIIditci,ons
With each laN Waun,ci superior 10 suN I'll
l.fof, the ruii'c.
iIcrncL's Kid Strengthening rinsicTs,
curc 10 i've hoar., paia. anil wr,knss, of the
b5yasi. .,lc ant back. sui ~ rum,tic comp, a,ai.
iu sguall, short period of time. Spread on beau
iiial ~h,te hmh skin. their subject. their
Ncafsr " no Inconvenience, sui each oue will
w-ar from ons seek % three m1nihs rf,ce, l.
- cents.
ilsu,Sk's Sugar Co,tcl PIN. aal III Psstrfs
az sai T., druggi,i. ant mrruhaai. a ~ pats Il
ihs tniied State. Csnad,s. anl Ssuih Am-i ica.
tDi ma, L. ottsinsi D., c..hpg 90 them % their
ilu nauc.
Ia. l.. n. IIERRICH 4 GO.
Ahaay, y. y.
.Bi,,HrtILp. tr,velIins ss,at.
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SAPONIFIER!

.ruC CHEAPEST md hest article to H.
J f,uaI ipr nikng ilari or Spn soap, and
ris,a,ns p,tnt. Jp.i received lni boz sslr ny
HAMMOND 4 WOODMAN.
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Medicines,


such q. Aver. Ssr.apariila. Aysr's Cherry Pee
toral. Ayers C,thlrtic Pill., Wright lndiaR
Vegetable pills, kspnedy's Medical Discovery,
d.. CLrk's Poisnt CHEEKY syrup, Down's BAL.
.amic Elixir, Week. Mage Compound. DAVIS
Pain Killer. Iangley's Bitsr.. Cafks Biusrs,
F,sk's Port In. Bticfs. Bfowa's rfoches, A..
wel'. Bitter, Castor Oh. Olive OIL, Camphor
Gum, Br,an's pnlmonic WARS, Hair Dye. Nil.
Ter. Coadtion Powdcrs ior ho'ses, BHHsu's Coz
coaine for the hair. liufneti's Wash iof removing
tan ADD ffeckls.. Sc. Al.o the Celebrated Russia
Sslve. Dc Gfsndin'. Excelsior SalTe, lndian NJ
hesiye salVr, fly Paper and Stpchaine lut III
ling Plies. Bugs and Bcsfs Dc. Marshau's ca
iauh Snaa with lots ofSilAylNG n TOILET
SOAP, French Pcriumsry. LNou's kathaifou,
Spalding's Rosemary, Co1ga.. by the Quart or
les. Pure BEARS OIL ~ the Quau or les,
Wood. Hair Restorative. oils aud Essences 81
Bcfgamot, Lemon. JhorksdsrN, Peppermint.
Sc, Gum Au,bac, Slougss, s..
The above goods have b-en purchased i3r each
down, and uill h. sold st
SATISFACTORY PRICES
lisa H. fally prepared 10 pot IN perfect ~.
pair al kinds Of WATCHES, CLOCks AND
JEwELRY, sod
Warrant 10 give Satisfaction!
Letter Engraving neatly Executed,
WORK DONE Ar SHORT NOTICE.
TSrCa.h paid Coz Oh Gold and silver.
BrrHrL Hut. 1859. %
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PARIS MILLS FLOUR,
TUE subscfbcrs have recently purchased aud
Il aod are mus receiving large quaaiity Of
N EW WHEAT,

oTAytEV surIpIoR QUALITY.
They have made extensive additions % their
bu,hliugsand are now prepared to lufn,.h NV
FLOUR, pat up 10 new bairel.. aui hfapd,''
wiih their oWp name. Of the d,hefcat g'ide. of
Douhlc ENlra, Extra, Fancy, Sc. which they Of.
f,rst whoi,.,lc aud Retail.
They guarantee that 90 patty chn furni.h a bet.
ter article Of doar At the same pflce-ani eyc,y
hu fcl 10 warranted a. represented.
rsuiculat attention ~ giVcn o. the Wholesale
Department ofthr flour basiRess, aad orders az.
,rspcctiull, solicited aul w,ll be- promptly ans~cf.
cd.
The, also Keep un had q suppl, u
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THE OXFORD DEMO RAT


w. w. 81 s. A. BOLSTER,
Attorneys and COunSellOrS at Law,
DIxFIELD
"a oiroRD cousrr. Mr..
CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Attorney and Counsellor al Law,
NORWAY. MAINE.
oaiee with lion. MAEK II. DussrLL. oppo
cite the Elm House. 2ti
II. +. BLANCHARD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RUMFoRD POINT.
81 o,roHp Co.. Mn
JOSEPH Z. COLBY,
SHERIFF. Of OXFORD COUNTY,
so Eumford Center. Ne. a
THOMAS HOLT,
Architect, Contractor and Builder,
Bears Biock,
NORw AY. ME. u
d. d. RIDLoN,
Deputy Sheriff and Coroner,
FoR rur Cousrr ~ oIroEp.
REZAR FALLS. NE.
BERNHARD GSthrGll,
SSeGrn Ser 3nlss5~ SPtae5'
TEACHER OF MUSIC,
PARIS. ME.
s. b. DEAN,
RpU tx x IL Il " L u L
OXFORD COUNTY.
AIhrscrpt. ,entto lrowa6eld. Oiford County
~ilibe promptly attcndsdto.
Jan.6. 1859. 3moO
j. s. wERs,
RpUpS Sc Il u. + Il Il
FRyEBURG, Ne.
All Prseept. by nail promptly attended to.
w. G.. SPRIN @,
u Il pU tx X IL. II X L u II
HIRAM, Ne.
Aliha'inc.. promptly attended to. ~
a. IL. WALKER,
Attorney g. Counsellor at Law,
FRyEBuRG.
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M a HI N E S q y p
NORWAY vILLAGt. MI.

THE subseribers would respectfully announce TO
i their TREND. and the puhIic generally, ihat
they have entered into = copsrtnsr.hip, ior the
pFoseguttou of the
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A Won dorful Re IN ody
FsR 4 WOMB RFUL AGE
Horrick's Sugar Coated Pills.

The l-st rsmil, ca.
thartic iu the WttLl,
used - wars, hy
i've millions II Pee.
son. annuallyi al.
wsts gives fiiisS,c.
i,oni cuaiains moth.
iug iniaf,ou. palp,n.
itrdlp the Principal
rhys,cian. and Sur.
gs,ns inthe Union,
,Eg.uily coaic,lWtth
sugar. lsfgs boxes
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-04-18

EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE. news from Eu.
rope is Of considerable interest. The Emperor
Napoleon, in his speech on the opening of the
French Legislature, intmatod that the States
of Central Italy should be left free to annex
themselves to Piedmont, and in return for this
concession Savoy and Nice should bs annexed
10 France. An election had been held In Tus.
oany, Modena, Parma, and the revolted Roman
States, on the question Of annexation to Pied
mont, and the measure was carried by an over
whelming majority Of the popular vote. In
Tuscany the vote stood for annexation, $780,
GA; for separate kingdom, 1925. In the
Roman States 2O2,569 voters were given for
annexation, aud only 224 for separate gov
srnmcnt. The Sandman Government had de-
clared in advance its acceptance Of the result
Of the voting. and rumor was current that
Piedmontese troops would forthwith enter Tus-
cany. II was stated on good authority that a
Papal bull Of accommodation was ready to be
launched against Victor Emanuel, on the mo-
ment of the annexation Of the Central italian
States being decreed. Louis Napoleon is very
guarded in his expressions relative to dismem-
bering the States of the Church, but intimates
that France willy sustain the Italians and not
suffer q foreign yoke TO be again imposed upon
them against their consent.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-04-18

A RuNoRED PoLrrIcAL NovEMsSr.-"Occa.
sional," the Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press, in his letter of March 10th,
says:
A rumor, which l am disposed to believe, az.
ter thorough inquiry, is in circulation in this
city, to the effect that the Administration has
advised and will support the secession Of the
Southern delegates from the Charleston Goa
vention should Douglas be nominated. A Cab
met Minister is said to have stated to distin-
guished Northern Democrat, two or three days
ago, that this scheme was arranged, and he did
not hesitate to add that il was very far from
improbable that the South would take possess
ion Of the Union Constitutional Convention,
which 10 to assemble at Baltimore on the 9Th of
May, in order to array the Southern people
against Douglas, should he succeed in over
coming his opponents at the National Conven-
ton. You need not be surprised IL this project
is carried out. That it is in contemplation l
do not doubt.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-04-18

EDWARD Bates PLATFORM. Bates Of
St. Louis, prominent candidate for the Chi
cago nomination for President, has responded
to seven interrogatories propounded by the Re.
publican Convention of Missouri. He answers
that the Federal Government has sovereign
control in the Territories, and he is opposed to
the extension of slavery therein that the Gen.
stitution does not carry slavery into the Terri
tories that he is in favor Of the colonization Of
free blacks in the tropical regions of America
he iavors railroad from the Mississippi river
to the Pacific also, the homestead bill, and
thinks that Kansas should be admitted without
delay. Bates is regarded as more conservative
than Seward, and shoald Douglas be nominated
at Charleston, the Republicans will undoubted
ly take up Bates, in order to secure the old line
whig vote Of the Northern States.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-04-18
Enatern Nexya.

The Pony Express arrived at Carson City
last Thursday, with advices from the Atlantic
States to April Sd. The trip was made in nine
days--thc schedule time.
The bill providing for an Overland Telegraph
has passed the Senate, and viii undoubtedly
pass the House.
The capture OF Miramon's steamers before
Vera Cruz, by the American squadron, had ex-
cited considerable attention. The government
had not decided what action to take 10 the mat
ter. as The affair involves much difficulty.
The election in Connecticut, which took
place April, I'd, was closely contested, and the
most exciting ever held in the State. The pco-
plo paraded the streets in the different towns
with banners and music. Buckingham, the
Republican candidate for Governor is reported
to be elected, and the Republicans bave carried
both branches of the Legislature-the House
by two.thirds, and the Senate, according to the
estimates, stands, thirteen Republicans and
eight Democrats. From the returns received,
il would appear that the Democrats had made
large gains in some Of the counties.
At the municipal election in Cincinnati, the
Democrats we're triumphant. 10 St. Louis, the
Democrats have elected q majority of the Coun-
cilmen, the Republicans four, Americans four,
and one Independent.
At the municipal elections in Michigan, the
Republicans succeeded at Ann Arbor by an in
creased majority; at Adrian, by majority; at
Grand Rapids, by Is; at jackson, by 80; aud at
Flint, COldwater, and Hillsdale, by the usual
majoritiss. The Democrats succeeded at Omis-
so by 200 majority; at Ypslanti, BY 100; at
Niles, by so; and a, Pontiac, by 40.
At the recent State election in New Hsmp-
shire, the Republican majority for Governor
was near 5,0Oo-An increase of about 1000, as
compared with the election last year.
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AN AssEMBLYMAN KILLED.-Mr. John c. Bell
an Assemblyman from FL Dorado county, was stab
bed on Wednesday last, in the Sergeant-at-Arms
room by DR.. w. II. Stone, Of Georgetown. The
wounded man died on Sunday morning, from the
effect of his wound The difficulty originated in a
dispute relative to bill which was then pending be-
fore the Assembly to divide Ell Dorado county. DR..
Stone was Immediately arrested, examined before a
Justice Of the Peace, and admitted to bail in the
sum Of $4,000. On Saturday evening, when it be
came evident that Bell was in dying condition, Dr.
Stone was again arrested, an affidavit OF the Dis
trist Attorney, and is still held in custody.
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Firat-This gang shall be known by the name Of the
Nevada Foot Ball Association.
SecondThe game shall consist Of a. many men, boys
and urchns" be found who willing to wen
ture their sweet lives board the bold priyateer"
Third-Eyery person. scrub who enters upon the
his shins barked shall be considered copos hiefis
and a fne OF not less than bladder than
three posed upon him. which shall 20 to the ASsoea
ton The fines in all be imposed by tho Cha
lain Of the said Association.
Fourth-The stakes shall be stuck hundred yards
apart two stakes at each end Of the 100 yards s
feet apart between which stakes the ball has pass in
order to constitute game. The party having the brst
innings 1.-THE leader Of W advance Is yards from his
stakes and kick the ball when the game and
the tug Of war" begins. Then look well TO your fet
lock- and pastoral jints" Ego in and get 'queeled
Fifth--Shoud any membe Of the Association get his
knee pan kicked of, leg broken he shall be deemed
unfit for service and dragged of the ground at the
pene Of the Nevada Rife Company who have generously
rendered their services upon all momeutous occasions
At the option OF the Chaplain he shall be turned out but
at any future time be rsnstated provided he bring
good references for bis honesty OF purpose and his
pocket full Of badders
siXth-An disputes that arise the ground shall bs
settled by the officers Of the Nevada Library Association
but should their decision fail to the differences
both sides in duty bound to fight for their respective
rights and vindcae their honors at the hazard Of the
lives Should any OF the parties after such melee DO lou
dad or dying upon the ground, they shall be close
guarded by the Nevada Rifles !" and will like Old Ossa
watamie Brown be delivered to their friends with
out being ''piked" otherwise mutilatcd
Ssventh-Ihe original laws governing this Association
will be found duly recorded in the Clerks Oce Of Nevada
county ION book A. page ,1l3 just "iurpinst" wher
eOrded) and be at all times. They in
formity with act Of Congress, sed St. Patrick
Day, A. d. 1776. DAVID n. AsHMORE, Pres't.
GEO. l. LAKNoS, See'y