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eo.r ST. CHARLES INSTITUTE, s..s
sSsssS G r EENvILLE, NEAR CARRuLLToN. ~aGss
Session 1861 and 1862.
RUPV'UkES

". ~
- yloKsnuEa, Miss, May 8. 1850.
Hernia cgn bs Cared Without Needle Rnlfal
Mr. Eitor-I those afflicted with
and painful disease make The fooSing s;asnent:
RSy he ssf= The Belonged
s a SIS case hoess Rs there wa difference
about the mode q treatment eqs auggestipg the
NV Orleans and obsnSd tho pstsss Of D Size!
curative Mixture abon, three months The boy ent,re!5
and is pov perfectly veil This was in the tsi Of 70
lag work Of i1d nn rolling 6sss ETC. etc whsns u
aeas who nave 'n' 'SSS s' my 1 sf L II %
Extract from Letter whton Three yenre Previous to tn
lssAouES4 Co., Mia, Nay = 1897
Or. sherman, Nov Orleans:
no Of the fnest ekT zen on Deer ctess as
nauah work 80 any man. W. + allil,s, d. D
Letter fhos Harper the eminent Pa,
Dr. e send the boy 'i Ben be 70 you '
I s S'fhs 'ss
III n s ha 1a s s Se ss5s him. rsAss mo by
''''' THos J. aARpER MD
EThls stter in reference to slave boy about IA ya.
DID, rnpured both sidsa and who sabssausn
returned sound. Tho following e1plnns Itself:
- VIcKsHuRe MISS, hay7, 1860
James TO s2P!y him soso
Il very drug store Trusse In hun however
confidence confidence in your skill In such
. ters, send my you. .
THOs. J. HARPER. N. D
/. Dr.. BELDEN's OPINION.
HEE GELyIss Jan. 6, 1853
aarnrel Davis, ESQ.,
Dear sIt Is that Dr. shesman'a rruGs, applied b
him. will give relief etpcualy than any os have
seen tried my satisfaction. know Of several
By of the mixture recommend you
DIR. Sherman smsef applies It, much depend
upon the fitting. R. BELDEN. N. D.
s-DR. 1HERhAN respectfully raptnrad pa!5ons
having that la returned tho
,-H hat md isntfc M II
Oretns prepared rsevr and all Of ruptr
b. application OF hie PATENT SILVER TRUSS sGd OUh
ALIVE MIXTURE. np6 lrhV
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The train will 7pon EnfAceH; notice. stop tho Gaa
lily Station. Fare ID each Parties GeRorq
icing landed al the Station notify tho Conductor prior
tho departure of the train
m2 r. .PANnELf 9unArrteud,nL
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I. D. O.. r..
Strand Lodge OF Lcnissena.


THE r. W. GRAND LoDGE OF LOUISIANA, o, Q. e.,
semi annually on the fourth ITssasys II SnorS ara
ss in sS Rev s SSa Hail.
Grand d,n Mafss Lahsr r Homes #
Il Hops Ledss No Il Grand Warden Henry Bier Of
H. o. steson Southwestern loage No. 40 anu F. Dent
Hsss iG H. chhp
r. L. Bruce of Orleans Lodge No. II, W Crane Marshal
g. Tenssan Of Hermann Lodge No Grand Guardian
John Frankford of Crescent Lodge No. s, W. G. Herald
Diaries Deputy Grand Masts!v-Jon r Barnett, of Cove
ins washington No Covenant No. II and Columbus No "a
OF s seSs NJ H. Rye' Ss NsT
Excelsior Lodge No s. District No 4 Excelsior NJ" 3
Landry E4 Ne a?s s'sFfD s. ass'ss
No Desoto No. John Moore Of New Iberia No. So Dis
IL Nsy NJ N asS
Milspaugh of Prairie Lodge No. 81 DsrctNo ~ flasTls
~ G I'll + H. h4?ss
District NJ NJ * sna syss Ne n
Pike Of Assumption Ledge No. 49, District No. IL Assumption
stasd;ne conaiaees-sate of the orderP, G. ~, f; Pills
bury ps%pss Lodge NJ NswseTse Of ss1or
Lodge, No 8. iudeal. c., james FurhraaT Of South
r NR 81 edsRs
and Appealsf G. M5 o nnalSp hoTaFi - e eTt
n Blake Of Commercial Lodge No l2 P. GU H. Genisso
unr sss No a. IL E g
ern Lodge, No 40 p c. Geo. nnneyer Of Msgnohs Lods.
s NE g and G. Howard Misp ugh of Co,
sgs No. F. e. hsok ketsy Wsso o
No. 5. Credeniiels-r d F. A. penael, Of Ionsans Lodg
4 5Osn FSr = u Mo- Lodge No. r @
All communications the r. W Grand Master or Graz
should be orwarded to the office OF the Grand Score
aFy' |" oa0 fe''"s HENRY BIER, Grand Secretary.
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s sHsa sAM g. a#R s'ss
BhaKEK Is ses streets
John WOOD CO., corner Camp and Common streets Isl
IN Insurance Companies.
Gq Natsss. snd Camp
A.Brether. PRESIDENT
Jofn Il Wss ssM .sesass
MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Ne. 8
psnesE.sa :.i.y sssssssn.
new oRLEAWs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPANY, Nc.
Tayss PRESIDENT
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, oorns
Camp and Commercial Place. 9ggt &. ,,.,,,.a
ae2Iss jonas Vice ,frsst'n,
LOUISIANA MUTUAL, INSURANCE COMPANY. sonthsas
corner Camp and Nstohss streets
saEss ySs, Ssesicsns
+ @ o naE.
Common Streets. SsRHl Att ~ ~ t-@S 7 !
J ts2aai s'3S
oTs sissa s MuFulI fNsUKINGE COMPANY. No Oh
omsr aaillsrd President. president
tssARa COMPANY Il the Valley Of virginia
HasSs G0a AND LoSboV FIRE AND Iiff fRsUs
n1a
h. y. Ogden. So. Agent.
Chiispsa frssidsnt'
HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Exchange Plsos
end Canal street ....# 3
Psssss fcsiasos
Louis Barnett. Secretary
STAR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Office 3 Ca
hm.e sTarn MUTUAL INSURANCE Es coMPAx1
I'd P asasshsan s s5ssiaea
III e.5j4t - ID r. q 1.-Two. he
Esilroaa oaise 10. lis Camp strse opposite Laiays.
TT R aRsn,ss Psssdspt
ia Wl1Iiams !, " i;snersi SUPERINTENDENT
sEH i ASp 5I T WEsT s
. opposite jackson Square. az dBs55 = ita ~
9n s sssssTs FSsi Passisn
Chas. Daron.. -. Secretary.
..5- II Cotton Presses. = ~ '-
.sE 'Cosner of Tehoupitoalas and Robin stresss
" Corner Tchoupoass aud Henderson ssssess.
LOUISIANA, ' '''''' '.-''' N'' " S'~'
.-.r-.-,c Conner of St. Thomas and Basin streets. M
Corner Of Tchoupi.ouhs and Richardstreets. e.
/ lI5 Cozasr of Tckoupitou.ass and Richard s reefs
I IL II New Leves and Lonisastreets TO-
i ORLEANS, E.ss+"
Corner Lsyee and Rofigngc streets.
\ p-.1T F1i 6orner Annuncation and Richard strcsts
| So
4 SHIPPERS 49, MT S17 !. i7I'F- \
i Corner Henderson and New Leyee streets. ,-
4 tJEIeN,5A 4 lt5 -FzlT ~ '.
4 WOODS III.
4 Corner Canal and Robertson streets. - ~ III.
4 rExAs 0,-sfI ... r
CRESCENT PREss IN. y 's"s -
j -. - New Levee street -7z-ais..'.T f. z-.ur|
TYLER PRESS, tsSsis ~ 7'-
Il f5Fs{l Front Leyee street. Wa s7 -'-
| LEYEE STEAM COTTON PRESS ,'. --E
ssss ssFffs bsse Ferdinand and aon''s'
| PICAYUEE,t EH s1I4 l3f
In. Ieyss street, opposite Post lss, Third Dstrlci.
| IEDEPEEDENT,r y H.. to ~ ts% .-4t rn-"
4-ttssH New Leyee and Rofignac streets. -gl.'.
| s6 COTTON PRESS -, o.. .,,.
NEW pl Lsyee street, between Montcgutand coue,streel
i g * Third District. s1l,, =-a' 2 .ss.I --'-
I PELICAN PRESS, a, ~ a % =r,.s ..lt Al +.
10 75 Corner Of ST. Mary:s and Tchonpitouas stres
4. B.,.fstl:4 Fnurth nistvict.- III y a 70 ''-
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Private Banks and Exchange Dealers.

SAMUEL SAITH L 60, Camp street.
TTINSON 4 CO., corner Canal and Camp streeth.
BROWN JOHNSTON e co. No. = Union street.
BESOIST, SHAW 1 CO., No. 19 Camp street.
BANK or COMMERCE., JACOB BARKER, Manager,
'- ~ 49, Corner Camp and Gravfof stYestt
rtoM Az H BARKEE, Camp and Grayier Streets
= w CONNER Il SON, No. 50 Carondelst street.
John WOOD CO.. corner Camp and Common Streets
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Nj $$s 8s8 mo. 60Q5.1 &8Fg gt35 M tssls
Reored That the Council its and behalf and
behalf e city Of New its thanks TO Gen
JUICE the EnnBean French Brlesdes his
commando their pronpt and .spsed compliance with the
various requests to them BY the mnnicpa alhor
ties The devotion with which TIL have
the d les Them whilst charge Of the
good order and tranquility Of this Thsi seryi have
protected the v and the property Of our citizens
which likely put them in danger
Ess0lced the Mayor DC New Orleans requested
transmit copy Of hese resolutions vita the
proper manifestation Of graft nde and respect MS
g5ss9 AZ fSignedt IN 3aA s. p. DELABARRE, 81
President pro tenn. board Of Aldermen
f .35, [Signedl iS 3f9 j. MAGI0NI,ts63 Ell 4 3ssFg
d Approved April 80. 1862. e go,
nyI lSignsdl lsa3s$l JOHN 7. MONRDR Mavor.
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{S Ssgi,sS 5.8i 3z City Hall. April 81, 1882.
Fl Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans.
No. 6O04.
Roted That the Mayor be and he liz hereby authorized
ganizs. outside Of the eguar police of the city Of New
leans etizsns each precinct and for that pu pose
to and compel service respective precinct Of
z resident 80 4fft s34El ri 5S a tf4
Resolped That every citizen is bound comply with the
orders he may receive from his Honor The Mayor per
special nufy on the police. s5545 S g 8731't
Resolred That TIE speca police appointed shall
badge and carry such the Mayor determine.
s3s3 LSigned1 s. P. DELABARRE,
s[Signed] III I j.. MAGlONI, s5.. w
ssl5ss President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
II Approved April 81, 1902 49, Il. s5t5f
IN Inyl stSgnedl JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
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~ MAYoRALFY OF NEW ORLEANS, y i
Ci,y Hall. April q, 1862 5g
Common Council nf fhe City Of New Orleans. y
mo. 6003.l
Rsolped the views inica,ed by his Honor the
Mayor orally the Common Council .pecting the
bah this City of New Orleans the nj
Of Flag Officer the nnreseryed appro6a
Of this ;oune embody their views and ssnt
ents Mayor therefore respectfully requested 10 act
accordingly. NC
VA sgnedl s.. r. DELABARRE,
President tenn. Board of Aldermen
X a5R58 tEigRed1 j. MAGI0NI, tsTE.!
s President Board Of Assistant AlderKen.'
Approved April % 1862
3$sSss8 M ISignedl JOHN Z. MONROE, Mayor.
as Manor a BaKER. Sec etary Mayor
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sa,,,xz &y$ss. A4ds2ss s5B GfIESEE4-D7. J. W RaT
liz 81. Chnrisa sGreoi, continues supply tht
LOSS OF TEETH without wtrsr spuEt
~A-lIXIHSupon bis new principle CT self hd 'as!or Fh
rsthod has procured him universal appreciation and
enei bengl nost ngcacIs eysIs1 of applying ARE1
SICJAL TEETH hitherto invented and In I'll cesea restonf
perfect articuiaton medication and perfect asd ass
appearance DEFY dissection by the closest D
es,6 t1hcd Of hire tosh qith gold conns all the ods
TaoRo iusvested vii! End there 20 y
entirely sufuuulo1y correct Dr. W. rgttrs bis e.cer
thanEs 10 The allaIp;s az New f)rlsGgy aa yclnit5 FOR h
extensive PRACTICE they favored bics With for o iesi e
Office and residebct 10 St CHARTS stte& "nsIc 40
frnr, Isfnvet,s at. fe1.
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7a|#ssislasf mo. B008sl n, "a iga5i
That the Common Con scit do hereby authorize
Cen Paul Jugs fs, and brlgades under his
enntinae The the city under The auth
Of the tile ely New Orleans and in contraction
with The poiice Of she $50 .Is.ts IL
esol1ed That Gen. Panl Juga fs be and ID herey
authorized all for keeping
Of theae be paid for the city the
forhcol1ing. g{535 Ma Va 4 EtyF. t3g 5s
Resolrsd That h Honor the Mayor is hereby
queed forthwith forward copy OF thsse resolutions
3sn. Faul Jnge hs. s5t 5kEBEEf r!
s58 lsignedj s. p. nrLABARRE;f5 IA
President Board of Aldermen.
fSignedj 3 8k#ast Al. MAHIOEI, +t n s& g'&tt
Presidant Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved April 80, 1862. - a 5.yz55l IA, F5sl.-
nyls aiGnedf JOHN r.. MONROE, Mayor.
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ATUHia EaYis E4oThls. Nos. 81 AND 100 81
W. GiirGs street, houians esteotsnEept 10 on
Of the PLEASANT well IA CENTRAL LOCATIONS
city. Tina proprietor tede.5 Ills thsnGs for the
aga terataoIs bestowed citB continuation theraai
confidently assuring his yntro tat nothing shnl be annE
thstusy c.ul1bats 10 their comfort Tie BAs and TIN
PIN ALI.EyS oonneeth1 With the establishment
EFT t, RICuARI MURPHY Proprrro-
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Gen. Halleck's Report.

The Report Of Gen. lIallecs to the Sccrs-
,ary OF War, covering our military opera.
tons from the cd Of July last, the time ia
which 10 VAS appointed Commander In
chief, Up 10 Dec n. is one Of tho most i'm
pOr,an, papers Issued during the var. il"
. brief. authentic history Of all our militia
~ operation. during said time. This Re-
port .ss at RS, several questions OF great
in,er,., to ,h. Amsris an people, which have
hitherto te,n ma,,sr. OF heated discussion.
Il throw, great lish, UPON Gen Popes de-
fea, at Manassas. very distinctly giving the
cause.-the neslee, Of other oibecrs to re
Inrorce him In season. when 10 vas in their
poser 20 have done u. In historically dc.
failing the Virginia campaign. Mcclellan
delay. and refusal. to obey the order. Of his
.aperior.. clearly come to the light. Speak
ing Of Mcclellan. isriy movement. IN lcav-
ing Harrison. Landing. 10 connection si,h
Pope. defeat. Gen. llallses says; 4" lie
did not commences the evacuation until sior
q. dsy, AFR 4, ICES OrJcr,i. and had tie ar.
my srrr,i fee days odri'or. ne Rnt-l srHy
oould Asr, bccr oa,ily defeated. sHd p,rhcp,
.,,,rsy-d" Again he say, - Tho battle
Of Anustam ~a, Tough, the 10th and 18th
OF september. and from that time TO the
Goth day Of October. MeCielIan's main ar
ny remained on the north bank OF the 20
,omas. TAs long iacriiriiy Of 80 large an
srmy ~ ,As foe, Of a d,fsaiesi Zoe. cad sur'ag
iAs nOH fsrorobi, ,oa,oH for rsp,d nsroncn,
end a r,gcron, oaHpaIEH. Wa' matter 81
crrai disappointment sHS rrersi."
our MILITARY operations In the West are
clearly rsciIei'in the Report. Gen. Basl''
insaie,sney and blund,rs d-tee, themselves.
While tie yIg5roa. and gallant exploits Of
Ro.scranf. Grant. and other othrr., n
slSarll appear. Gen. IlAllses'' ossial rec
ord Of The Virg,ni. and western campaigns.
- . complete vindie,ilon Of grounds long
since assumed BY The leat,ns republicans.
that Mcclellan and Buell. wsrc not the mn
- lead our Arm,c- TO victory. and ih,, the
public god loudly demanded their removal
We ad,,.c srtr-'ody TO Rad Gen llalISek,
Report. carefully. In u they will end =
piece of history tina, should - familiar To
sll-anI iull, complete and perfect en-
.ssr. to all the abuse and drnunciAi.on
heaped upon The rvpubl'ean'. by the demo
cratic and conservative prc-s--for dosirinr
more vigorous prosecution Of the s,r.
and az early sbd Of this arOciOo' reeel.
lion.
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The Presidents Message.

We publi,h-l the message a, length la''
week. anJ gave Ia v,ry br'sl notice. IL ..
orc q The 80, State paPsrs. that ever came
from the Executive Department. W one
can doubt a., authorship. for u - L'acoln'
.,ls. Lincoln, losic, All l'ncoln'' 'ioa'
I, j. d,suif-d. We, simple IN ''yls. profound
IN ,i~... Vet clear. sn4 ir~- ifUn Am''aa'iy
o. d,ub,i.l meaning The PtssIdenN, IN
discussing the nc~ and untricd questions.
which have ben iurccd upon-S' by The re-
bslli,n. r,-c. Nth the cri.i. IL has 20
precedent. 10 tighten OF h' ra'hw,y. Or
guide han IN latof,ng 20 reach results The
record q the rebellion i.a new page upon
TIE world. history and voIT truly doc.
tie President .ay. We 81 the present.
Congress. will - remsn h~ryd N 'T'te OF
our,clvr. 4, our case - new. % Ne mu',
think anew and a., ancw" The Prc'idcni
brisay notices syery matter that legitimate
" hcl1ns. 20 tho discussions e an annual
message IL clear exposition Of Amcri'
can AGair.. iorc,gn ana domestic. Upon
many % the question. therein treated. there
Will ~ NJ di---run-. d.. view. upou the
Finanec question NAV ~ opposed. BY Ger
tam mon,cd cla.-. We, &C bslisVe all -ill
credit ban With presenting clear. rras'i.
cal system OF hnaneierine, tree from vision
sry scheme. ard PROJECT. H.. iavori's the.
ory OF gradual emancipation. be d'.cu.-c.
At length. With much posst ani e'earne-..
II. los,e Of he. mathematical dctnon.irs.
iions !. irresistible Spmr may think ,hir.
~ years iOo Ion; rsriod 10 Which "a
south other. ohio think ..aivry the corner
'tans 81 the Republic, nav olsen; f'um The
Whole theory ye; we believe the Pref.
dent. vc~. wiIl NEE, W,:h hearty "
,IUr.c IRON a large bly, ol the American
people IL body lay, ,hc AZ at the rot
OF tie tree. ~ declaring slavery the oavt, oi
the Rebellion. spi then l1s,calIy follows Up
tie great prohlcm-ihat the met natural
Wv - cure th- eylt - % remove the cause
IL .tll stick. O. h,- often ,Irrr-.,d purr1-s
90 issue be Proclamation OF emancipation.
The tr,i Of January. declaring uneoDtision.
a. i-ve4Om 10 The slave. IN all States then
f0unl m rehe'l,on a.A,n., The sivrrnneut
The message !. an0ih,r evidence that Atra.
hsn Lincoln - a true rasro:, an hon.,,
mAp-taiSi up under Cd - guide the old
.hip Of State over the dark ADD iuriou. ~.
ter. oi REBELLION and secession. 70 ,s!s.
que, and enduring haven.
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obi 0efero Democrat
PARIS. MAINE. DEC. IL. 1862.
To Our Subscribers.

W. rre-snt the Democrat. the wrot.
rur,ailei. somewhat. in 'ire. In oIrlans-
,icr NC have the single sisicmtn, TO make
We, The pap.r We now use - worth in the
MARKET. mvre than than double the price
Per pound charged for the sns quality upon
which our journal has been printed hereto
fore Such an advance would make the
white paper cost nearly /. much as ~s
charged tor the printed sheet, There re
malrtd bu, ,wo course. to be psrued-,o
RAISE the subscription pr'e'. or rrduee the
,iIc Of the pal~r. We have considered the
latter 10 be the better plan.
Oar paper - u now he worth about one
third more. Per rcam. than We pad TOT the
larger ,te. last year. A, intimsisd Aeo'e'
no charge IN prise ~,n be made at pr"'sn''
e1, vs mus, insi., upon Pronp' paynen''
according to our terms.
The cour.s ~s haze adopted will b fol
loved BY all the paper. IN the country.
ALREADY ,bs p.ilie. have advanced. a. veil
a, rar, OF The weesliS-. While COCO have
been suspended altogether.
Il will b. the aim Of the conductor. Of
tie psmOcra, to max. OF ir quality What
/, laek, IN qusntity. 80 ,hs, the reader may
~ satisfied with The nss arrAusensni.
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Advice, from Mexico to the lot, have been
received. An American Courier had he.n
fred on, and wounded The position OF the
French q, Vera Cruz !, represented a. very
critical. they having no fiddler for their
cattle. nor fresh food Tor their troops, who
suffer from dy,entery. Tho Msiicans arc
terrifying Puebia aud the city OF Mexico.
and the road. between them, and announce
their determination TO Good the whole val.
ley by opening the .Iaiey. and ,asiug down
the wall. Of the lakes, rendering the city OF
Mexico impossible to Be reached eIeePE BY
,urppike., which will 30 defended.
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How TO CoprcT TnI Wa. Secretary
stanton in h.. Official report. takes strong
ground. in favor Of freeing and employing
the slave. Of rebels. 80 will 30 seen by the
following eI,rAe,
Il Is zen that a force Ia, been placed by
N, people Of the United States a, the CON.
mand Of tho go'srnmcn, 10 maintain its
authority more mighty IN all the elements
Of warliss power than ~a'svrr before array.
81 under one h.nocr. How shalt that
force 10 employed To .niie tho enemy
on every hand. 10 attack hs armies and
'trungh"ld'. occupy b.. ports. clear the
great river. Of the s,.i Of hi, ob.,rueiion..
and pause no, until he 10 subdued. !. cur
duty. To di'dain no legitimate aid 'hs, may
save the live. Of our rallsu, soldiers. dit
mini.h ,hsir lahor.. provide Tor ,heir want.
and Ic''Sn the burdens Of our peopI'.
No sphor,.m !, moro universally received
than that " the sole obrc' ola JOS, war 10
to make tho enemy feel the evils Of h' IN.
justice. and BY his suffering, amend bic
ways. b. must therefore 30 ATTACHED in
hi- mos, accessible quarter" Tho power
Of tho rebel. rests upon their PECULIAR
system OF labor, which kcrIs labOrsr'
on their plantations to support owner, whI
are de'ouns their rns and 'trcnglih 10
destroy our armies. aud destroy our govern.
men,. whenerr ,ha. system !. ia hO'.il.
i'y 10 the government. Il IL. IN ny opinion.
the duty Of those conducting the var To
strike down tho system. and turn ag,ins;
the rsbsl' the productive power that up.
ho.d- the Instruction
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

RAGS We have alluded. In another COL
umn. to the astonishing and rapid risc In
paper. and paper stock. There are general
causes which will be apparen, TO all. Gar.
menu ara worn closer than heretofore; and
nearly every house In the country has been
fansscked for clothing and bandases for
soldiers. cutting on supplies from the rag
bag. L,iicrly. machinery has beet made
TO PICK the white rags and cotton waste To
pieces. and after the fbrcs have been sspa'
rated. u [. again 'pun and woven into cloth.
This ha. cot 81 q principal reliance Of the
paper maker: and played the mischief with
the rag market. Mr.. Dsnison proposes In
the spring 10 put in machinery TO prepare
straw. which he ,hints can be worked in tn
the amount OF ~ rer cent. Other stock
msy DO u.cd to .omo extent. hut the high
price OF paper will be maintained until the
supply OF cotton 10 resumed. - tha, the sc-
cu.,omed stock may DO had for u. mapuiac-
turc.
Meanwhile le, everybody bring ooi their
rage. Honor The man who brings 90 mar.
he, even the smallest quantity OF rags Sew.
en- and one half pounds Of whit, rags may
nov b. odd Tor enough to pay tho .uoserip-
ton Tor the Demoers, for year.
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Missouri Election.

Democrats and conservatives bras about
their ,icio-ie. In New York. ohio. New
Jsr-,y and Indiana. They call Il evidence
agaiu., radical tspubIieani'n Bot VIA,
havr they 20 say about Mis'ouri. . slave
holdinE State. ~ho.e original admission
eoutul.ed the whole country. and we'll nigh
caused revolution State from which
ernans,ed RAIDS into Hln.a'. 20 drre out
freed m and plan, slavery The people OF
,ha, State have Deliberately VOTED In favor
81 emancipation. nv sleciins mainriiy OF
both tranehe. Of the legislature. and = ana.
jorirv 81 Ter msmh.r. of Congress. uHce-t,
ns-ai ,aa-araiis-is, Thrs. e eour.-. !.
NJ, = d,,acc ciic victory. for democracy and
slavery ar SYNONYMOUS ;cims ], i.arai-
ical republican victory 10 a slave territory.
II .seurc- too ants slavery United State.
Ssnaiors from that State. aud -e,. ih, 5All
m motion. that will drive out the las, yes.
iice Of the aecur>ei Institution iron that
State. The dsrnne-aue victories over which
our democratic friend. arc - jub'lani. are
mere Aecid~nt.-cau..i hy the Ah-cnes OF
rrrohl'ca-- m the army. 6:hrihr the BAT.
tie, 81 their country. The rs'al, IN Mi..nu'
n /, q Substantial victory, iote'hadowins
the snsl release Of ,hA, graf State from tbs
hord. ,ha, have hound her down, snt 70.
tsrded her onward prost-.. 10 wealth.
greatness. and every element tina, contrib.
U,.. TO an endur ~ property. Tcnnc..c-.
Kentucky. MsrylAnd. and other slave Stats
will follow Missouri Where slavery and
democratic ,ieror,e. end freedom and re.
puhl,ran ,e,urir. begin. God reiens, and
:" lie will make the wrath Of man TO pni.c
HIN. and the remainder Of wrath lie will
restrain"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

Coyrp iTIp Es,Scir,TioS. psrley give,
the following statement. IN one Of hi. letter.
to the Journal
while waiting Tor the figures Of Score.
,ary Chase. Ne have an estimate in the
Chronicle. thai thr 'um expended N carry.
Ing on tho war .ines the President proposed
" compensated emancipation. MIN months
ago. hs. been $500. 30 .Og3 81. Thi, SUN.
We are Informed, Il appIicd'ior 4" eompen.a,
ton" n, the rate OF 600 head. would
have ran.omsd .O23 go slaves. being NOR,
more than ono iOurih IhAt there are in the
whole nation. and equal 10 all there are IN
tho States OF Delaware. Maryland. Virginia,
Kentucky and Missouri. With balance OF
iOi0l2 IN any other State Saeh pr'es'
cal calculation. will perhaps bring about
speedy solution OF ,hs great problem.
which The Prr.idsu, so honestly presents TO
TO Congrr.. and to the people"