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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-04

PROMPTLY DoSF. TIE town a West
boro'. Mas held ar meeting last ucck
% 80 aioat raising b. quota. The ubole
number rcquircd stcpT-cd forward an en-
listed a. once To-. T. ihe most rrour,
action thar ne have hcari o. The oii .n-
thu-iasm seems to bc recovered under tl,e
iuaacncc of recent vie,o-ies
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-04

'onErcrinV n an article r.bE.b.I
i"o - a. since. in noting thc former mem
bers ~ the Oxford Bar. the name q Levi
>'oTeA. Ls1. va Inadvertently -lassci
VIA those dcccasei Mr. siousu 4. SIN
living in one oftLe Wostern States. having
removed rom Maine some ten or twelve
year. sincc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-04

Toe Hosion Taasrript states dat one @
the trarons in the First P-r..ttsrisr
'h1-rh .n Nevburyport 30 the CLar.h boz
nd. -rr'ion on TAanksgi lsv. tecau,e
the beautiful Presilent's ilgun. urius. PSI
Dr. Mahlenberr. Vas sung
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-04

BorvrfE. TIE toan of Lowell Ca. 20
81 o. pay go io those uto volunteer.
aaier che iate call Qloa. l-.
~reicn pays go. % o. mea who shall
fl her qsata
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-04

John Morran. The rebel rue-ius. ubo
hls ieen corf-ci az Cinrrnat.. ssale his
e.rare SATURDAY,. by digging oat ri lis cen.
Great efforts are beng uais O. oapt1-c
lia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-04

= var Decent bei1ng.ag in Nru
York. his refunded stio. uhieh b. ars b.
received vranrflliy from Sc gose-umrrt
The secretary says Oh steps VII o. taken
O. identify tie parties uakine sarh r-.t.fs-
ton. 20 o. example Gay ic sairlg fri5v-
"a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-04

M,ISE FiFrH. The Courier sav. th,i
Col Scammon has brought % that ofEce
Two 'wori'. sen; . HIN a. trophie. iv Col.
{. ;. El~a-is % the 5th NAM. wh;eb
were sgrrcndered o that gallant oaiccr Al,
the battle a the Barpahannock on the
night q - sth inst. a. to time b. took a
thousand prisoners with 10 % 81. brave
Regiment One was Surrendered bv Col
Z. III. MsrcAurson. commanding The sab
North Carolina Regiment an IS al. :.
Cavalry sabre and the other. 4 Briradier
Generals sword. was surrendered bv o..
Col commanding the Brigade kno-n a.
thc " Louisiana Tigers
CAlpiaia Chsse % TIE sth regimen, write.
- The Bangor Wig that ,hc sword a. one
~ The oficv-s q The Louisiana Ti-ers. SUI
rendered on the 7th inst. o. Lieut. Nell
Ian. 81 Co n. fhh Maine. vas found %
lear o.. 5ts hilt the name - Lieut.. W. :
Goodaie. 9Th Maine Volunteer Who. il
vii he remembered. ~ Killed 3; the hat-
&c Of Fre1ericksburr. Dec. H.. ISs2.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-04

Irov ErrorE. The-c Be- Ettis news bv
fhe last steamer. The Great Eastern BE- CD
bel sod a. auction. hy order ~ o. mort
cages. Tie Time. ar-...s uatu.e rr.-a-
sition ior a Eur1nea1 Crr-res. is losing
ground snl that tte s-ieae BE- ata-i,s
The spanish government htr-s d. rsrd.-
dars of MaV.uiHa- irr t. Mer ar throne
= iecres RI amnesty has been issaci ,r I,-
az. lrerai ani r9mr-rhs-s.se. France
r,0..r,' e. credit Of r.asty-one mTr-a af
frarrs O.. n.e.ttae Merieaa expense Ttr
japan princes ore preparing c. uar. s-I
ssslea BE- making rrsatna,al preraratll-.
The Enghsh papers have ltf'e ta ssv ABBOT
che Aneri-au uar. esccrt thc Tines ub.-A
alaass bI1stsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-04

Rev Z ~ Hariisu ofwsyae. writes he
i.euision Journai that on Saniay. D. hid
a. rellfst for vegetable. Or he army.
bcflrc L.s peopic. On Moaiay be- as
instructed g. provide transrorfaiion for
ore huntrei barrels Tat 80 god
stlr,. Who uIl start ihc ball in Oxford
Courts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-04

llrr Ar Bmri We bear tc steam
m..l az Bethel vas destroyed iy FIRE Ass
~lriar Afternoon. Tho miI vas bl.it
tour ten Years a-r. afa rrst 9Th tte
grounds. of nearly 49, .000. anI employed
soue IS men. We Supposed tt.t .t vas
ornsi tv John Lynch but che Press states
that b. "a in ti.c hanfs ofar1-k -cnpany.
sho are boxing aboltI.svls'.. FORA place
CD eorntnee orerltiaas a-t.n. Tie nil
BAL BEEN repareI thoroughly daring the
season. al rrurr;f made O. run day
ard uieit throaeh ,he sirtrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-04

az ~hieh therr = paid N ,dvsaoe. inclu-
ding one month ~srvs. Sl75.oO.
To veteran r-cr1-its for re-ireuts o. cor-,s
uo- IN the fsli The coscrnmcui pavs for
zach. $40 0u
Ihc state pays. $500
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-04

OF ~hich iherc ;. pad IN adsanoc. $40.
lo 49, rvcruiis for ~ ulcnts Or corp. nov
ln ~ Geld. the sovvranirut pays. :. - go
Ih- State pa,s. $500
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-15

How TO JolN THE PAKrs-Ata dinner
party given in this city in the year 1875, a
gentleman Of considerable notoriety as
wit, was asked: "Pray, what is a Tory ?"
lie replied, "A Tory is a creature whose
head is in England, while his body is in
America, and think the two parts ought
to be Joined by stretching the neck."a We
have still persons among US not unlike this
description of the Tory, whose heads are
in Richmond, while their bodies are in New
York and though we might not recon-
mend the old revolutionary wits plan Of
bringing the two parts together by stretch.
ing the Intervening membranes, We should
certainly not object to seeing the body sent
where the head is.-New York Evening
Post. 80 &C. +9 J-2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-15

A CHEERFUL SPIRiT.-C heersulness fills
the soul with harmony; it composes music
for churches and hearts; it makes glorifi
cations Of God; it produces thankfulncss
and serves the enc Of charity, and, VIII n
tho oil Of gladness runs over, it makes
bright and tall emissions Of light and holy
fires, reaching up to q cloud, and making
joy round about. Therefore, since it is SO
innocent, and may be SO pious and full of
holy advantage, whatsoever can innocently
minister to this holy joy does set forward
the work Of religion and charity. And,
indeed, charity itself, which is the vertical
top of al religion, If nothing else but
union of joys concentrated in the heart,
and reflected from all the angels of our life
and intercourse. 1t is a rejoicing in God.
a gladness in our neighbours good. pleas.
IRE in doing good, a rejoicing with him
and without love we cannot have any joy
81 ALL. esae
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-15
The Early Physical Degeneracy Of
AMERICAN PEOPLE.

.YYNT YSHRLINHED RY MP &TONR
~
i'hyssctGn TO TIE Troy Lung d Hygaen &c lnsfnuts
Trentise on the Causes Of Esrly Physicai Decline Of
American People; the cau.e. Of Nervous Debility,
Cons sumption and Mara. mus.
rh;. ,,a.l ). az. 81 .;oh -..,, ,.,. ..;., -,
d, ~ ~ ~, .n;"n ,,n.Sna. "a.s,I .,,.. 3, a., n
mn."I c ~. .c;",.nS. Xxx EHT. .y E 80.
49,. .m.s;nu, ,;.sa;hn. ..;..s;S. 80 I:hS -
aaJ 80 ~ 49,. ''''"'"'s -" '''1O'e ~
"' =. :" "a, h 80. :. :. W. a., ,. !. $3.50
o.. WI 'e ee"' ~ va" ." receipt :" '"s - ceaC
stamps; 49,
- pafents ana umsioMnsi ioung wen ana
-"u'eSi ~" n0' 20 's"s ""s S'' .''"
A Word OfsOIeHAM Cone c1enttH tlS advice
Ia thHsc ~ hO Will re0eet.
class OF malsdjes prevail TO a fearful extent In
community, dooming at least 100 900 youth Of both
rexss annually, to An early grave. Tbose d. esses
very lmperfscty understood Their external 9a-.
ests,ions Of ~ mptoTs Nervous Debility Reiaxa
ton ard exhaustion: Mara, mus or wasting and con-
sumption Of the whole body thortness Of breathipe
or hurree breathing on ascending hill or Digit Of
stair. great p,llitstion of The heart Asthma hon
chitis and sore throat shaking of the IIaDds ana
Limbs ayer.on to society ana 90 business 0. study !:
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-15

II AN agent for the states OF Iowa, Wisconsin.
l. and Illinois, to sell you the Right to maize aud
use It. mean the celebrated Portable Farm Heprs
Denton by the United States, Feb. 2lt, 1860 l. u
con red tn. best In the u. g. for the parpo e. IN
tended. ] am Farmer aud have the Fence u usr
eend me THREs DoLLARs. and will forward by
return mail Deed. rovrrux all the land you
may own o. occupy in your county, With fur. direo,
lions for building the Fence -5@
Large ind ure,nents offered to purchasers Of Town
and County &Rhta. Corresp ondence Invited.
Address. J. CORLETT
xanussy ~, les0u82SmO Taruexhuyr yeUS
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-15

A BuRGLAs's SoLlLoouY.- il this
amt mean Here's this Teller been agoin
about with this here yellcr chain, and when
pulls It Out there's no watch on the end
oft The conduct of these fashy clerks
is enough to break the heart of Q poor fel.
Ter like me, as has to depend on the light.
fingered trade for hvin."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-15

~ One great and kindling thought,
fremA retired and obscure man, may live
when thrones sre fallen, and the memory
Of those who Allied them is obliterated, and,
like an undying fire. illuminate and quick
en- all future generations.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-15

Wanted x1Dene ediNtelae.
I mn O0O HOOP POLES, 100000 PORK Bbl.
AsOOVsvUV Poles, 200 900 Pork Barrel steve,
BASS & ELMHNpo&I
xscrsses. ssss. ., lsseesol -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-15

r. A clergyman advocating corporal
punishment for children said; "The child,
when once started in . course of evil con-
duct, is like 4 locomotive on the wrong
track-it takes the switch to get it off,"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-15

- It is singular fact that many ID.
dies who know hcw to preserve everything
else, cannot preserve their tempers. Yet
it may easily be done on the self-sealing
principle. It is only to keep the mouth
Of the vessel tightly closed"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-15

- thank my Heavenly Father for
every manifestation Of human love thank
HIN FOR al experiences, be they sweet or
bitter, which help me to forgive oil things
and 70 eniOld the whole world with bles.
sing. Oxizd.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-15

Composed the best Ro He
Mature.
Ma dheau sBowsan
and
al
b.
sndh.
digestive become he hd negi handi nruet
the anda
leroy nl factor girls
. rsumm.r
IL
dd.ah1
be taken
n m renndt
Mordev
~ =. HUNTINGTON, PrOpr lei tor, .l-
Sold dealers O Farmcrsbugh
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-15

- Woman y On interesting book, but
potelways 90 open one. Shes volume
~ b semetlpes 6ghtly elaspsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-05

@A~ 0uNmG se1s. --Ns.s
fhors are . large num6sr or otber jcbs being
dresssd up and prepared for the paisses Of the
law makev relating 70 special interests Of this
cily-such a. ferries, sale q parks, squares,
] markets. bulk heads. rights Of Riparian owners,
lands held by colonial leases, aud numerous other In
tests Of that which the readers Of the HEaALD
shah recsive ample notice o. tLey cne up ano their
true nature Is made apparent
y -. - CENTRAL PARK,
TNose VA in position TO cnabe them to Judge Of
such Matters lock upon tho movement 10 ths Board Of
Aldermce in aeoronce the Central PARK, being
dodge Of tsose O OF the Central Park
sion project, or Az least tina, they the Power behind
poole and associate I, and that their des IS TO ger
up a hue and cry n ransi tho present management
OF the Park, scr 4 he purpose Of taking tho
SIGHT to Albany and co.'s, eihns the Central PARK Com
missoners 70 accept the ext anson WIN as high vsus
ton ss settlement or she hole question others as
sert that II emily means Gin 'n.e Ia sono OF the Com
missioners and that the Civ, Han docs not desire
its transfer to the Street Com missioner Tho IDEA
es tho Park would have cost the ~eiy any less ~ tho
hands or those engaged in crying d IN mo present man
agenGEt, Is perfectly preposerous, needs ey I'VE
minutes Wow OF the antccedenss ~ be cmaUontehs 20
discovc<ahat lis present ony dn pihs bucket 70
what Npu.d have been had those macoA ents the con-
troll Of tlePark What shonldbc done by.A elessa'urs
at Albany, tho passage Of aw comYcuE 'Aev''y aa'
hortes pace The bonds Axed by law fce eScn o'he
In the HANDS a the Commissioners each year, ana snu
cradle them TO negotiate the bonds and proceed WHO Ie
construction Of tho Park witaou, any embarrA 'aen
rom the riugs au cliques and hor brokers sroa the
City Hall. -a
roqAcE COMMISSIONERS. afit 1
The prompt ac.orApf the Governor in reference - Ae
Police TRANSFORMATIONS considerable escteuea Ia
that direction this wutAr Which may also iayoye sa ae
n the special commissioners this wsncr with view 40
place them under tins control OF democrats insteadA
republicans.
CeNCl UsroN.
With this ha,y review Of bany matters IN tho hands
OF tho lawmakers and thsios urging our the
time to keep sharp aok oat ss the operations a.
Abe State capital -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-05
- - t.H $50 Az - IA AxsmDfN -
The whols 10 oonclude With
a-HH FIELD or TIKI CLOTH OF GOLD.
eA In which the justly celebrated
Va AFRICAN ACROBAT6

r ~ e ;, ssp II s;S y, "a ao,n
& In x xfsa AZ j. 1okS Ss'ssss''a
Character. BY FaS SSss: wsllA ana c'psa'
o. ses.er !, Ir ssP% .s.cs sE ,ssl.
Grant, Us son Iisa ar, on .ha Sar hope depends
ySs as ass rsA
sps ssss sS II 'a
L sss gwen here a ssss PET
Ike refe we're s aua Hsse q -, d NOT Ike sound
And When The second part came on they cared . S'
We ga then, songs iron Mouths, our notes wsy
The managers stood the brIdseour country tnowsye
And When our ooses Oass in their aid,, tho, dii not "
Nor s,assd 10 hear the ont but quickly away
And please friends to,nisht of shan hear
q &. 81 FrAcsnls wasAsnsroH Roy.L g. Nov Tlssz
rIfANgsGyfSd DAy.
HE.pauAsiFR, uniIrn srAr ~ fo sn ,ss, \
sne io e BE EnD y M
sssS ss ifs s gssss
ssa'' ossssI sss ssS' New E sss.s
JAS NJ Gnrns, Major Forty eighth New YORK State W,
d. ~ Strickland Captain, Fogts eighth Nav York vo,uc
Eaton as Sas s sss 49, r' nss
First lieutenant fortyethih New York Volunteers Con
mittes OF Iuvisaton and Reception.
GRAND THANKSGIVING FErE AND FESTIVAL, GIyx
BY TIE OFFIcrRss or THE GARRISON on FOR
PULASKI, GA, NOVEMBER ~. 1867
Divine service at nine o'clock A N. The entertainment
commence with
Three competitors from each company Distance two hun
ared yards Res! string three shots each shs vrIze
valued al SIS Third rrize-Bronle medal valued SO
lL--aowssc sArcI =,
Distance mile around stake boat and rslur. Fir,
prize-parsc q sio Second pr'ze-iusso OF - TIL,
pr'7e-Purss Of ~ ~.
Tce times round 1sIrpsln " saa over twelve yrd.
three feet high frat pyaerurss e SO Second priso
r,--HuxDis RACE.
qae hundred yard, enc 5csn over sss harass orr
S$lu Seooud pri4e--rursecf -. ~
aa V--wHxRlsAARow RACE
S fsss IL
Purse OF -. ~ .f-ad M
Exclusively contranands hs sds tied behind the back
and 70 se,s wyh INC e. 50 sea peSe drapped IN tul
S Scoamps the .ss FEES A9 ''''' '''1
Pole to be fifteen feet high. Psze-$iV. N ~
yirf.--GRK ABFD PIC.
Ic he seized AM held hv the TAIL Three competitors from
u - i n.--nuaIrsauy psxss PAiApx
Each company viii be allowed p enter equal a,ber u
competitors for each prize. 81.
JUDGES AND COMMITTEE OF AMusEMETrs.
Capt. j. II. Gould hEa Adjt Al w. Gccsisil.
Legt Samuel X. Wallace. Quarternsssr ); N. Aver.
hstrsss soarp BsleEisss sS M' f +
Tho Third RSoje Issnd mins.re basd viii play At inter
The band o. OF ,ss For5set New York regiment viii per
A steamer will leave thc whsf At Hilton Head 10 convey
guests 70 Fort Pulaski nine o'clock ThaNkseisng osrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-05
OUR ANNUAL MESSAGES.

fne Legislature OF tho State New York assesbes At
Albany on the 9th day OF January 1858 The fact that
che Governor just naugurated was elected opposition
TO tho present radical rule at Washington in connection
With the fact that the conservative and rad faction.
are nearly equally divided State Legislature has
caused more than ordinary to DO manifested
oy the people In the proceedings this winter at Albany
especially In regard to the action national
and everything having bearing upon or special ree
renee TO the management OF the war Not few Of our
ctzcns are looking to Gov. Seymour and the couserva
Eives Of the Legislature with the expectation that 4
high and decisive stand win be taken on national
questions tina: will In fact force radical narposs =.
Washington 10 stop their intrgues their rfna with ,ho
Hives Of the soldiers and their Wholesale murders liza
those under Pope and Fredercksburg and couduct tho
war ss should be-for the sole purpose of restoring the
Union as II was and the constitution 1t sunder thu
guidance Of able experienced conservative
~ the aid that Governor Seymour will have 70
SPrt him In the adoption Of such course will be thu
3tdopbted conservative majority tho House and the
49Ms Of all the conservative majority the people q
we Stste. Az II win be seen by the following
xs4 the republicans still hold peariy all the |
~ omcees ana Ia many instances these re- |
ZupNoen ofrcials are OF the radical stamp, their |
RD YIN be made the ralyng points against the con-
Syatye plans Of Governor Seymour and will no doubt
nay instances counterfeit or defeat his conservative
EogrAhdno. tho Governor fully appreciates thu inn
Etancs Of his poson and the high anticpatons Of the
He, aud will do all that lies within his power 70 fully
he demands Of majority or tho people OF the state,
EfllY meet the expectation Of those who supported
4e late canvass, believing that he would DO able
store the national landmarks Of the country as thsy
va 10 days OF prosperity and stay the march Of fsas
P which 10 fast fastening tho final ruin Of The
ana has already brought upon disaster after
p, and would have long since brought upon N |
ni ruin had not the resources OF tho country been
pstble and capable or greater drain than any othsr
1fhs face Of tho earth. Hin administration will
ese. form N important epoch in the history Of
lowing 10 the list Of the State officials or tsose
Fecrtive legislative and yadioai positions, with
nc y % each =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-05

Judiciary.
UsnRD STATES. JUDGi8
Northern district Nathan X. Hall, conservatives.
Southern district. Samuel Nelson, conservative
couRr or APPEALS
Samuel Seden, conservative
III Hiram ileni0, conservative.
Henry f. Davies, republican,
| william Wright, republican
In addition to the thcro four side o. associate
Judges chosen from those who held positions Judges in
AheASupreme District Courts OF the State The four
Supp eme Court Judges who will occupy that position this
year re the four judges IN the even nupered Judicia
district whose terms Office expire AT she close Of the
year, az follows -
Second observation-disclosures Emott. repfblican.
Fourth 1strict--Enoch II. Rosekrans, american
Sixth d. Irict-Ransom Balloon, republican. -,
Eighth di strfct-Richard r. Marvin, Americas y.
CLERK Court APPEALS. "a
F.A. Talm edge conservative. u
4 ,sUPREME COURT JUDGES. q
The State is vvided eight Judicial districts. The
New York city districts has Eve judges and tbs balance
four each One Judge Is each District every
alternate year o election take place this year in
the Second -Four III, sixth and Eighth disricts in the
places Of Judges In sot Rosekrsns Balloon and Marvin.
District 1-Josiah sutherland, conservatwe.
Danisl P Ingrahain, conservative.
William VI Leonard, conservative
George, D. Barnard, conservative.
Thoenns VI. Cierke, conservative.
Dtsty;cx 2-Jsm.ss Va sott, republican.
John w. Brown, conservative.
Wm1Ws erughan, conservative
john ALL conservative;
D''''os S- HsoTs f sou boom, republican.
Pusns, W. Pt kkhsna, conservative
TheodS re W. ttiller, conservative.
g;s,;r, a-Enocht / Roi tkrans, repubucaa
P1ntt x ,ttcr republican.
AusustS Roof YES, republican, t8
IA n i mes, Dpdbican. :
D;a,i, gWm "A Allen, conservative
Joserh 4 yuin, r fpabiican
II srnr u ,rran r Apublcan. :
\ NV 10 "a Bacon, p9ublicau.
rf.t~;c, Il xsnsoSnI Balcorn, republican.
~ WIN WY Campbell republican.
Jcnn MI arker, SpubNcan.
Cnas MA son, repu, Ncan. \ M
ns,rtct " Darys1 Smith, ,ssnservative.
Thcs. A. JoanAon Republican.
r. Addison I. KNOX, Republican. &,
Henry ,weos, trep36qoan.
Dietrt, !, a-D r Marvin ,trepuSilaan 3,
! Noah Davis, Jr. ,\repubsforu. y,
J. Martin Grover, nspubk0an.s
james G Hoyt nepublieau
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-05

The Albany and sosquehanna Railroad win unquss,on
ably make appearance in the legislature this winter
notwithstanding the hard times The work ON this read
has slowly progressed during the past season. and s
managers viii endeavor 10 shew that with the credit Of
the certain amount, Inc relief long asked ror and
refused VIII be obtained Thsy look upon Governor Soy
oaY With hope than tnsy have heretofore done
Governor Morgan.
the Erie Railroad Company have regularly asked Cor
legislation FOR several ycors past 70 facilitate the winding
sp Of the old and Strengthening the organ
raticn, We unable 70 say whether or no there are
any weak spots IN that that will require
plaster In The shape Of special q the Legislature
strengthen stop up. From past experience should
presume that there wouldbe several found
The question OF tolng the railroads 10 again being
aga,ed II 10 said that bill has already been prepared
and win at early day be submitted 70 the Senate
The heavy taxation TO support the war VIII be tho
arguments IN favor Of I,s passage-areumcnts thai
viii have great weight with the country members The
oyponcas Of the tolug interests have great confidence
that no,hinwl out Of IT, from the fsct that the
Central Railroad interests control Governor Seymour ana
working majority Of the Hogsea position Which, Hs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-05

There will be another pull at the Quarantine lands on
staten Island this Extensive combination. ara
being formed Tor tho purpose Of securing the passage q
bfor tho sale Of these lands, which, taken einer an
aooarsusrc landing or camp ground for soldiers, il
ccDsidsysd By the rsopie on Staten Island decided
nussce Those n'erssst n this matter This year are
,AIbany and there are ~ ast s.rsng probabilities tina.
tho people on the island ~ W srstiasd " the sale Of
Nhese lands ,hls ssasbu
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-19
sss. sr:ts.sSprS.

Webster defines paupcr TO be "a poor
person particularly one so INDECENT as to
depend on the parish or town for maintain
ance." Hence war pauper' is one who
is made poor. Or becomes 50 INDECENT in
consequence Of the existence of war. as to
depend On the community for support.
We have been led to give the above
definitions in consequence Of scurrilous
article which appeared in last weeks Re-
publican, the aim Of which Was 10 cast re-
proach upon our efficient County Auditor.
and also upon those who are so unfortunate
as to require assistance from the County
to enable them % live in the absence Of
,ba;r pshon1s Who or. IN - arn,v A.
their June term 1868 the Board of County
Commissioners. !, ,oa;or;tv of whom, ,e.~c
ronullic,n, directed The Auditor :, issao