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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-07-06

The following described lands in Wood Co.,
having been forfeited by reason of the non
payment Of interest upon loans granted there
GA Notice is hereby given that the same will
BE- offered for sale at public auction, and sold
to the highest bidder, at the office Of the Sec
Rotary Of State, at the Capitol in Madison, on
the l8,h day Of June. A. D. 1851, unless soon
CT redeemed according to law. Said sale to
commence at o'clock, \. VI, and to continue
from day to dav until all of said lands shall
haze been so offered. The minimum pr,ce at
which the same will be offered will be the
anlo1nt named opposite each trac:, which in
cludes the amount Of loan, the interest up to
the first day Of January, 1861, five per cent.
damages, the taxes which have been returned
against such lands and the cost of advertising
the same. Said lands will be sold subject 10
all taxes which may be at the time of sale
be due upon them. Other conditions Of sale
will be announced by the Commits sioners at
the opening of the sale. Said lands will be
offered by counties according 10 their alpha
be,ical order. l.. 7. HARVEY
s. ID. HASTINGS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-07-06

THE COUNTESS AND THE PAGE. b.
G. w. NJ Reynolds One volume, paper GOV
or. Price 81 cents
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-07-06

THE INITIALS; 4 Love Story of Modern
Life, and the greatest book ever published III
any language. Complete III two vols paper
cover. Price 500; or bound in one volume,
il cloth, for $i.25.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-07-06
Respectfully yours,
W. b. WILKES.

II you arc, or have been troubled with the
headache, send for box, (Ccphalic Pills,) so
that you may have them in case of an attack.
-Democsat, 81. C2osd, 1ninu
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-07-06

TIE LITTLE BEAUTY. By Mrs Grey
Complete in two volumes, paper cover, for one
dollar; or bound in one volume, cloth price
$l23.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-07-06

TIE MAN WITH FIVE WIVES. By Al
cEandrc D0mas, author Of "Tne Count of
Monte Christie" "fhe Three Guard>mcn,"
"TWenty Years After" etc One volume oc
tayO. Price 50 cents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24

IJOCrtsl INiINI ANOs a. 20 and 80 cents -
EASD0LrH, 90 Vain stree. has Tor safe a. 20 and &c
hyb-s. Poor e. lltssnis Wit pms ano h'Hcles -
y vFNs DUCK, HEAVY VIRGINIA DUCK, aad ether 'ods
.ix .o'rr,c's Tor he above Goods suipy them in
- a. Z. ~ KNIT, PAINE CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24
RACoN. LIQUORS, &c.

90 bbls Cincinnati common WHISKY
4SIO 200 bbls Zoe mountain whisky.
20 bbs common foe and French brandy.
half pipes seune'y and otard Rren0 brandy
2 hall pipes Holland gin
% bts Port and NJ drra wine
20 bbs and half bbls blackberry, cherry, and ginger
brandy
20 bbls dne yrginla apple and peach brandy
10 bb.. No, thern apple brandy.
20 ibis Trulls
70 hhds. prime shoulders and sde'.
1900 schooley 'uEsrcuFed Worid'sFalr hams.
s. terce, and 0Dls. prime western lard.
20 kegs lard
100 bJs ezra c, p, A crushed and powdered se!sr
20 bbls brown Sugar.
8 Obbls. No /. 2 and mackerel.
100 bbs family heFrngs,
9Dj bos. No cut heIrngs.
rs whole cheese
~ Dbl. zoe superfne al family acur.
% kits No. 1 nacss,e.
c half bbls while q sh.
5ha boxes losf sug1r
IS bAre k0 and Lagulyra coffee.
100 blIs Of Eust1Fd
30 boNe5 chalk anu Porhatan pipes.
o. hlNeg ground pepper.
30 doc brooms
- don. barrel covers.
10 dIz. cedar tubs
To- Frsus o. g ap.i-g paper
10 KEGS 81 carbonate o. soda
1900 ee-fs
60 g.-e5 defensive aaa s7cy sosp.
g. hb.s CUBA and ". w. r1.l4ies
lcrges Goldfish.
lgOr.1 cat..c and hemp Ines
2ru .s'- Of shot
10It gross matches.
ltOi.z bu -kets
90 srss s.l -odE.
o.. k.r5us'S
5 hal ca SIS c-5sn sr5 black tea.
leo xes ld- n4autce csaots-
the the aie to the above stock which Idere
THOMAS Jovys,
No. Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24
CITY ITEMS.

sr,sr,ry or Ics-As the stock Of ice In Ibis city Is
,.,,v Exhausted we may interest cur readers BY u-
lining ,hem that nre or saltpere be used TO rcn-
a. ,er cold by solution. The mode OF u-iuS % ~ 70
-. o.e part OF llre mo vessel contai.tgg Two
- of ~Ater and then stir IN this mN'ure rapidly Tor
: s,,rter OF an hour pewter or silver vessel uShiy
s.,epcd and cCutsiJirg the liquid 20 be cooled As
80 a. fbe wear 1896 &C common p-acnce with
,ithv Italian 'auIlts 20 cool liquors in similar mar
- ard ttcv aye supposed 20 have derived The method
f-,, Ie4ia or Persia. They added gradually 20 70 3j
NAN. of uJrc 70 loo parts Ct cold water, aud Shiri,d
-.r.lv round 10 O. g.oousr Iong-necSed bottle con
,..-ir- The vine water 90 DE COOltd The salt
.l.-4srd recovered by crvs.ahEaLOu. and vas then
-ir for the same sgun. Tcis practice has since
~ extended 20 other saline solutions the Eject beirg
.- tsei bis the -ss CCirg hley pOSCered that the
So ..1r may Boz most RAPID accomplished. Phosphate
o.. soda pa-s nitrate OF amUot b. parts and diluted
,..-oa- sct & arts. w.l produce 70 DE- & Of cold The
l losing t4- been recommended as a convenient and
Of. .r- .r.e" O.e pare by weight OF crude pow
..s. -. suwouac, u,iu a, ly mixed With TAO parts o
rr. .a.'..-e. ale 20 thi- MIXTURE when required
Dor .-- r h- manner indicated, add equal pu.a OF
.. H1.s.e of srjs.
H..uay bs aastr,-ted 90 much move rspii'y tss1 it
a .ar.ef Boy surrounding bodies that even mercury
H- .rCss1, ts vas done by Flr-tty, u red be-.
IHe principle lls been erp.sl ia the eater
s. r coolers lsd I- hos --,Cs Tie water wI.t
"a. boy .r. cd. eul ID uals1 me ue uc.,.e- are
s... Ht-s through Chi porous vessels and gvsqC--,-
...". -I-iarr, cooling al. t.c ,1are. --. good
....r fog .1l"-.c purposes is -v.lcrcL vc--c. 5.
...-. rszse ,srshs ware. ~ 30 l5 uc.e- j,ame.a-
c..- arr -H.u"l-c scd c0g,r l.s bottom l.f
...P .o Doe paced Ir a eco. cellar Upon per
r .. -. II. l.- ...-0 .t t.e te'-r- Isl l.-ct- .
rr..s t.r.rel qu. led 0iH wa.er end Che outer vJ.-
SIN. r.. .r .s .H-v covered TIE ~ r- 81 create
r.... r.e. - 'erHs-el re.rsrI @. e -r-t.gr col .le
-. T.-.. OF Vs..- 1ll che area yt -u.- .-rc s,.t
-.- vessel butter or q 9o,a- % siae may be-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24
Southern Pacific Railroad Company.
1000 SLAVES WANTED,
BY Hire on by Purchase.

wv VII purchase or he for ten OF Eve Yeas Five Fan.
w drei ~ Thousand sI,ye .oo.er4 10 v r. he ata
saoin, R.iroad. Te1as-a- ed aey Wrst II sby f
La Ill gon uIe ami Ptott ron nvo4 or mole "a
don twh sl.l e,l.t cen Tie t.s
trey h-s and fr TIE distance go niles ~es
Of shreveport reretr4t,s Of the Hu,s a,ieuu-a Gu
ri,s r. continent Of america
Tie -ompsu, has mag !fe-nt land grant nom T,te. e
&c.,. 81 acre. ny ne = th company 60
dt-Uc. I from srr,v post o1 ne eaefu 90 Al p
h- ~erru toUaday Of I-Xa. Ike Co. D. e.~n,
Company cannot conpArd cash P,y fr labor eis1 g. IN
b., ~rr ny ne a1'ul Tu-effs ~ p,.y viii sk-
hem 81 b-.-l 90 sdyA. geou' ARA "a ssgovaess
K-Htucsy "is'u NTk a, Nar nd rb Carolina Or s.-
VIE f'r .'r hire -fea g. py eh 90 M.
doubted e'art.s. OF 900 or 1000 slave amir eafre b.
ny I'D or D., ga ,A ile -opti, ID tas-, l.
sropt-- because The nj .u Nv ts1
a4s "DA 90 pl'h zee 'e fo7 and ol. 50 c Tor entire
i,s w tn ccustru ton bonds 4 he roupy a
rlcs almost tqca 10 cash All t tts = lhs company are
fixed ard sea 10y he laws 81 Texas lti- company seueI
ynpatry, NE route on the 31d gree parallel f.
Governments tst them are franc, span POr usA re
ard Ia well ~ o. large capt Lists CON me c
CHd states PHssd on - 70 A,t sess1 conaing 20 ihE
company hrouyn AzJps Nes Mex and Cal ornil 49,
co., .cres sld .nd loan Of mir ysx uIons OF co ar
u be psd IN po5sl srd oei Psthc -ycr This bin passes the
~ Of Representatives was ene1dsd 81 tie senate ony
- 10 btcoue az the want Of time startling DO
EIc-' eyel familiar & the nation
n, mpany hai larger bass for : sse,e,ful
the ayYr ba many Amcd states European GOV.
ernmeatsp promising much brn,ft O. csnodrs ard TO
c1n lett his ,ontlnen. the Chla Japan Aus
th= whole PaoiG: coaItds'ubuiEg surs
rysbls trade, trsye Of each every cts nom he
Gall Of Mexico the most northern Abor AusLtc
diving due raura tharea which has never
failed 10 elch every NATION earth ta has
rs' aat 10 ls annually incrrAsn Il viii still mere
rich I shall control II ~ the jG'.rs.
the laser progrs, With the most qr.s.
toGaoe sec1es and Tor It, the most liberal g-rents ill
usde with alay-owrers-pisias hen must
tinf be 6ztaet1yWt. cndsDg -rrg po Jn ,ui Jy-
Of contract the sAtey OF the slaves themselves
Admitting the sgh est uncertainty OF utir payment
~ applications will b. Us, through g Baker Rfq
late o. Waslil gion now In Richmond, Virginia.
V. X. STEVENSON,
TresIl lent the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
JgPfHA FOWi KE9
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24

NTOEI0s go CAPITA LIST S.-THE .r.Ts,Ss
y ADVERTISER, hay OK experience In Naval
and s. am d-r OF forming JOINT hTOCk LDM-
PANY the Of p-ratrg at az against the Federal
Government
He IS satf-l til plan the feasible that
adop. one viii yield a-ge pr ~.
prso1a Interview he had with hin az FvcIrge AMI Da
lard House -, fom 10 4. NJ. to P. II, daily.
BE m1ud, June lsih ls6i. jrli-U
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24
SNEE4E TO ,r4N.nANEIra
Runaway IN HAZE.

WAS committed the jail City Richmond the q
W day az HArc 1861 negro named IsNa hSd on when
committed noms-span cotae IS ~ years ol
feet six inches Ia hegAt dak bre color ard Doth ou
he belongs 10 Nj PoRhAtan cDuniy
Ills = requested forward, pay
charges, and take him. he viii be dealt ~h sccorcg Law
THOMA- L DUDLEY,
i-5-Gw sergealt C;y ~ hichm nd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24
RTNANYtYfT .EAEE.

WAS committed The jail Of the city q Rchrond, Runa
w way he 3St day II M4Ecn, 1851 Ies'o named
George
H wa. committed as belonging u John White Of the county
ochsni had ish homespul clothes; IA about five feet
eSft inches high aud j. or years DID, bis rig eg
ie rot k-d and gu black HIS owner rrques ed IN
forward prove properly charges ard take lin he u be
dealt with as tae Law d.rc,tl tHhS DUDLEY
5-6E Sergeant City OF si2i N nd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24
TEE DAVIS GUARD.

An orgsnE ng volunteer Company, TO be called the EGri
1 quart II be oup sod between The aus
eighteen and thirty five snd o. good hNbs Per,pns q hls
drscrr virct jc teeo ptuy lave their names vh
my Nd IN the Las BIl'diLg AsSJOn sJlc
be- ,h be o0sr to organize the COMPANY @i BE- properly
drgnei syipDsd amt uHlOHed C charge Ths pay
II per nth aud raonS nough 10 nake Inn
iOrtab'e
I The papers WIacheer will obge ny giving
three 10 Is purpose 10 visit my native neRhhOr-
shortly accept uneers, who may be dposed
Ia helping drive Ordcs thieves AID
ng 10 res and committing open people
that have parallel in warfare among civil q ntons
lei II RkANkL[N THOMAS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

SJOCK FOR SALE At AUCTION -.w. m ten a.,
- AacIOn oned 90 June At ~ O'Clock At oar
1873 shares Farmers bark stotk
80 10 EIchange d, d.
j94 dts Ha A. LANCAsTEg 4 FOg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24
TxoHANGE AND BANKING HOusg |
OF c. ". PURCELL 4 Co. (
Fs1HE Notes Of the SOUTHERN CTU2ks BANK VII. h
l. redeemed at par a. cur ohioe
H.,r L.

MOTT CEN troops Individual any munitions OF
y viii be transf OFT q pst 81 his ad
on account Of this state 81 he Conf ders stairs without
ord for such tran porIaon from tie State military f1er
loriEed ~ coaIraet or he same. sAhUEL hJfH,
supt
ofce RP&PE 7. T. Co., Richmond, Hsyl 1881.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24
EOEgGE
HJUF FIRM OF 2. Z.

ralHF FIRM OF B. SOME AyILLE co Is tbs day dissolved
a by mutual consent.
4 smrryIe si up thu afi 81 the ate co-cern,
connu= bushes al ue or hs own account
K. b SOHfrNl IL,
ED EakO G&AY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24
GREAT sAKGAlNSEN Dry GOODS

BOOKS AND UiGAEigs FUis THE
SCLuIrR' WITHOUT PRICE.
RANDOLPH ~ Main str=-t hs' stock ~ South.
- Lf--a-y Neise r, beHcv Southern tevI"v, Harre
Ntr.z-e Iutssu'- nur'tly hsr.w uH, .o.h Birth
Qua tslv sur mary oe usesz.e. -sf,s hundred
gal.-5 t .r=uts, which offered 90 o. >Iie.s sith-
-.or.. ar g-c,. my5l
tSNuEs - CRADLES Sc.-0l l.nt snd f.r sale
- lag. r..o t-t.s. G-a1 srd Clover s-y1e Also. Grain
Cradles, Gifted Nth Blades Cols.sie
ry-5 SMITH, RHODES co.
TTArSs. 500 Todd Sous sgsa- Cared Fari- HaEs FOR
/ ssIe ~ ua29 Wh. 70. pLEASANIS
IlACUN, RACON.-sO.op p u1i ri County cured Bacon,
II f.rsaleb y joan ~ .OgDbS 4 son.
ie, l4th stree, near ihe Exchange Hot l.
CgOsS w:DLINES FLOUR .---- FEW BBLS.
- % k0vl.uis brsal IL store, and f.r sale by
sEaDE = ttLLER,
~v2s Co- ~ '3h Gary
Jsn aUsH Is BLACK PEAS, in store and FOR
Z JV SAFE BY
vhEs W H PLTKsANTE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24

l. EROSINE OIL.-Ihave just received lot Of 'u9e i'F
- W 7. WAXING
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24

Tsy1 Military Companies yArs Superior Slack and Ciorsd
ALg9ED N07E7
i.f- t& dGu street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24

49, HG y. VV. GARLIC E1.-DsAs
49, srz-I have 1-saa-- months u5el my family sem
@ l celebrated lzsi ius. roo "a drr-, and sake pleas
r. - ending O.. li families a, .- very article
.sv. l-sl- E sweet. 7gy bread There
90 sr-1ss 1. ore, v. -gs PISS Powders ere used.
E.srs-t.lUy. j. ECHAK LsvTr Ky.
p...-...,-. va 1a--..H. 1850 f.2- 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24
GAMBLE S.ICK.-,s bales, for sale by
I } tn,U loan n GORDO. 4 sON
DOGGETT e. ANDERSON,


EE receiving To- the FaB Trade Cap-Lss on Cloths ",
a tngs Curtain ot Cor1ices ald Btufs Hind9 made
tsper hasgiags, Cred Hair and Mos To- So ~ Prise
Carpets Curtains, Beds and Mattresses ade &c order - shot
Paper hanging done IL the city ,ol-ty D. r gori
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24
- ~ i'TEkgVG 4. FHgNE.E,N arc oper

49, " i'EEA2NS ~ FASAEEN are open
49, i.c o. ~orrilg, or those
Linen collars uud sleeves 81 20 cts
ka.ut f.. Hinclr El-egr AuEaIs very cheap
elegant Printed Ofaadies
Rs-k Beige Erusl-e
Er..,slt Lusisr.5 Heavy Black silks very low
New tyie Back ami Colo. Parssos, w-h many other
rev sPrrc rsofs b. every stIlvs
- Kch -is B,.vgys Chaes Barge and Foulsri Robes
&C from GdcJoa vii be sold secoud foor
az WATKINS FJCKJrN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24
PARsAE POkTDENTEBi,

E8EssAE FCkTDEAEE2,
A IT q X y L. Y \ 7 LA W.
HicE.noad city, Va,
" I'LL nyscts az 80. Coafs held Ir On; CITY Richmond
~ and e o.ul.rso CEestrrG, d, cgrco t5ut.t4a
Oace IT,, Peas and 'la -lrCeis over
store Of Noah Walker 20. d.lO-lY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24

Waller Il. ROBERTSON,
ATIONN tiY At LAW,
RICHMOND, VA,
SEI prsctce regularly n ali She Courts held City
~ Richmond AM counties Of earoo Ches;erasi Anne
Ia.
Gc,ce No LaE building, sTarsta street te5-er
E-g1E EsA2UNAz. NOTICE.
XKy0JD HOE'ElDEN and l. son WOOD DyCLDiH, j.,
w have united f. practice o. the Law, Le counties o.
Charlotte, H.iifs- and necHeaburg.
WOOD EOCLDiE, IT., WOOD BOULpIN,
Boy dtoD, Tscoti Post ONCE,
Sscklonb-Tg, equity. Charlotte MY.
oclq-ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24

'sEHt. SssN S'4'i II. Ga W = hst' ES' TEA ~
II WING made important Improvements In thi. led, Ilta
lay,a rp. D. fh- psrt Of next week IN
sit; an TED 20 csr and examine Tor themselves, as have
on. completed f1- tzhH"I.u.
rasina-orer-- consists y=rcs liage which entirely dis
pcrses with The lt-s IS
All examined Is tse simplest and best Fed 'or
carp pu .uases ,..' tr ueIe
ros- r4-cta.yd before this improvement made
have r hinge attached BY returning them store, without
cost
P. 81 have sraiea for p,teHt 'or The above.
have also Mesa Chssts and Camp Tsbls', style.
49, 4 On.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24

49, SECOND SsPPEY 3 = W
OPENING Fy srEAWFS THIS DAY.
F,Hcl S'S NANTES, n-vss. styles and patterns
E-.uH.sI i.r1sc- Shlzis.
fa. ~.,".s artce.
E-l-.. We....r S-.s
e... ..l ltrn-H.s--a flr.her s---lr.
h.H. aaal..l. UU.su. every r.e1p.
F--... -ac...ls Il great variety worry cheap
NIu.r.r- no is On among which vcrJ cheap
-4 -Au'L IT, PrrCF 4 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24
MAP OF VIRGINIA.

EwSTO TEIE LADIES AND Gen
49, MIN % TIE CITY or RICHMOND, STATE OF
Virginia AND ALI OTHER STATES We prepared
10 nauuactu-- Lads Genuemens, Ms1gs, Boys Chdrens
ard servants BOOTS SOkS and GATTER Of every description
We have almost entire % vorsmen n employ
ncnt, taSt cannot be SUP Asssd here elsewhere.
ALEX HILL A CO,
12T Main II, Rchmoud. Va
~ AT kinds q Boots and Shoes made % order heretofore
ana AH.Ao0.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24
ENGLISH WALKING SHOES.

TCsT received BY Acaus Eaprs a-pe supply Gentle.
81 mems F7gs1 waxing -ioes very broad The
those who have been waiting supply them-eive.
PUrSlY WAPrR
IA. IA Sfr@at
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24

5"hs'.s medium and heavy ZEN Cloth. In store,
receiving for sale, Tor cssh only a. very moderate prices
i.4 kent p 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-24

z " RANDOLPH vii publish m ten days
- LIS rue als fr Otc-r. and cor nsoHed Cheer o.
n rv o., tutu.,t du.y ar Irlt Col Won A-,u ch d. t
I.us-r III gs Grrman Legion vi 40 s1ri1vmelt n h- y
- ....... IA f,- h.. jH5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-07
PARIS. MAINE.

The total and significant omission in the
above OF all allusion TO the attack upon Fort
Sumter as the moving spring which prompt.
ed the call for 5000 armed men. and tho
in,ima,ion that the call was made through
fear. SIMPLY to save the capital. stamps the
statement with damnipc infamy. and DOES
not speak we'll tor the tru,hiulnees Of one
who has read the proclamation in which tho
call for volunteers was made. The bare
reading OF that document stamps all such
allegations as are contained in the above
with falschood. and that Is enough. As we
pas, along we say nothing oi the silly charge
that the President n making inroads upon
the Constitution, with the simple remark
that, when the administration i- bending all
its energies TO enforce the Constitution and
defend the country Of which that Consti'u.
ton is the hishcs, law. we look upon those
who would yield TO treason and traitors
through fear OF taking doubtful step, as
in full sympathy with traitors, and ~ho. at
heart, are prepared to rejoice over the de-
fea, and disgrace Of their country simply
because their opponents, for ths time being.
hold the reins OF power. We give ono
more extract, which !. worthy Of a Floyd or
a Cobb. worthy o! those arch traitor. who
" contracted " TO let the Government re.
main inactive at Charleston. while the reb-
el. could make full preparation TO dcmOl'h
its forts. and to disgrace its DAG. Here it
is:
The Congre..-,he People. by their
vote. in Conveniion-shouli have been call.
ell upon-shOuld now demand to be heard
through their constitutional modes Of utter.
ancc. before movements like these. involving
our whole fabric OF governmen, and the lib
eriie, Of the people, are undertaken. Ruin,
utter ruin. threatens all the States and the
Union. unle., tho PEOPLE demand. and
promptly demand. a pause in this uncon',i.
,u,ioual and bloody career. Tho time is
short. The danger i. imminent, : The
Union canuo, be saved in ,hi. eri'l. by
BLOOD, by setting one half OF the reo-
PIE TO bu,cherlng the other hall Let tho
people demand in thunder tones the arrest
Of the horrid abolition and Aholitionired.
Republican plan to drcuch the land in blood
There are pcsceable method. TO adjust this
unhappy controversy among the S,a,e'.
Le, the people call in their nigh, upon
President, Lincoln to stay ,hi. unholy
butehery till July. IL no longer. ill the SOW.
ereign peopl, have one month to consider
whether bu'chcry OF each other Is hence.
forth TO be their business. only business! !"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-07
ffom the Bath Iimes.
Another " Fallen Star"

To think Of q 4" bright particular star =
having its light qusnehed, aud a darkness
fsrsVsr Obseuring it, sa sai thought. To
see q once brilliant intellect in ruin. is sad
sight. We look upon the brutal ~, Of
whom we have never known better eou.
d.ion. with comparative eOmplacency. bu,
upon such an one whom We have known TO
GIL an hOnOred place in the worlds esteem,
We look Ouly with tho most painful emo
;ious. IL OCCASIONS no particular remark
TO see even a pretty girl, with fne. flexible
voice. and who can rival the bobolink in
the liquid richness OF her notes, exhibiting
herself tor a siIpence q head TO an audience
Of rordie.. bat when some "Queen OF
Soag." Ike Biseiecian.i. who ha. slled
large hall. and magnificent theatre. st a
dollar seat, and to whom crowned and
Jswelled royalty la. pad court, comes down
TO .ing for a York shilling in lo~ minis
irel company in a California Saloon, all
lovers OF song feel like dropping tear over
the falling OF - bright star The sacred
psnuan. though IN language ADMITTED by
most critics to Be very obscure II no, apoc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-07

"Ricnr IRON IlE,vEN." In miserable
cottage At the foot of hill. tao children
were lowering over .mouldering FIRE. 4
tempest ragei without. fearful 'emp--s
acains, which man and bea.s we're alike
powerle.s.
A poor old miser, much poorer than these
.hivering children. though he had heaps OF
money at home. drew hi. ntterei cloak
abou, him a. he crouehed down q, ihe.
threshold o. the miserable door.
~ am hungry. Nettie "
80 am | have huated Tor spolA1o-
paiing. and csn't iud any,"
"wha, an awial '.orm'"
"r..; ,hs old tree has blown down. |
guess God took care that it did not fall on
the house. See, /, would certainly have
killed us
eli he could do that. couldn'. he send
US bread ?"
~ gue.. 80; let, pray 'ou' Father
and when We come to ,ha, part, stop "l'
we get some bread"
So they began. and the missr. croueh.s,
and ,hiyering listened. When 'hey posed
e1,ec,ip, m their childish faith to sec SSu's
miraculous manifestation. baman !sS!ing
stole into hli hO.rt; God ~. some hlssl
To soften IL. lie had bOugh' loaf a.. ths
village. thinking 1t would Ls., him great
many day,; bu, the silence Of the NO liz.
tie esil..en spoke louder - him shan the
voice ol many waters. lie opened the door
softly, threw in tho lsI and listened to the
Wild eager cry Of delight .hAs came from
the half famished little ones.
~. dropped rishs from hsA'eo, didrs
i,P" questioned ,hs younger
"Y1; | mean TO love God ioreser Tor
giving ne bread because ~e a'kei him.
Wen ask him every day. won't wei
why. I never ,honshs God wac so GOOD. did
your"
"Yes I always thought 50. but l meyer
quite knew 30 before"
"Ls,'s ask him to give father some work
to do all the timo. % we need never b hum
cry again. TIo'n do ii, I'm sure"
The storm passed. the u''er went home
A little aoxsr sprung M in his heart u
va. no longer barren. In lew weeks he
died. ba, no, before he had given the cot.
acc, which was hs. to the poor iaborine
man. Add the litsle children ever felt .
swee. and Solemn emotion when in their
ma,urnai devotion they came to those trust.
fal wori. "Gi'e US this day our daily
bread"