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MR. hoRgIsoN's FUNsRAI.-The funeral OF
the venerable WIN. A. MORRISON, book seller,
Rear eerner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Four
and.a half street, took place yesterday after
neon, fr?rn his rFsidence On Four and a. half
street. A very large nlmbvr OF people att,nd-
ed, 10 pay The last sad honors % the respected
d, ad. Several OF the S1preme Judges and
other Distinguished characters were present.
he funeral sermon was preached by Rev Or.
MoistL OF the Episcopal Church, of which the
deceased Was a worthy member, and an ex-
eellsnt biographical sketch OF MIR. Merrison's
life Was rad by Rev. DIR. Sunderland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-12

Hasrs,Ss,s, . a. hesik esd NestSTvc tfsins ~
,Nasninssos daiiE sSa one on snnssy-9uies dine
ssr0n6s - Sevesnnsat rAtes. For tickets ard fnr
sasr info,u atsss sy4sy o ne once % 6rsas Psnh
syTania knstea neftAeAs corner of Peansyiysni,
aysnps ana stxsA - " a<hingees 063os erea ffoa
q a. ASH ,. =. % Sundays hon 30 4 D n
" ND sQI 30, NoaFos, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-12

EIRsT WARD HARDWARE sroRE-BD
H A0kD 4 HAVEh 60 $50 Pa svssse, B.
tees i7fk esd l8sk st,-HAyins taken the large ana
eommodioas store fornsrly ooca pied by NJ siu
Greer are pre- pared 20 furnish citizens and
End Hossek eepins line.
EDMOND HAVEN,
y. d. kIngHp-W. Z. HAvSH: fornerl. With
CanSoeu d Coyie and Can pbsl sos Jss ins
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anebsr Ceats, Legsins, Camp Blankets zayefooks,
ssaysrsasts and s,ssy .rtiel. made rem India
h2eh%f is At Il. A. kfs India nu bier WaFshouss,
rhers yeu can 4efain them st nanufscturefss
sriess, sfe Ps.na. svsnusf sefyssa N so 1csS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-12

DEsIRtsLs IsDi1 ausBHk GoaDs.-Nr. n. A.
hsll has inst received . lot of 0fseers' Long and
Light duh finished ooa-s; also. dull nnishsd Pom
sAos, extra large sizes also, lot Of bins Ensiiah
light Gin wed Rubber Ospes With alevyss which
&c y seliipg at manufacturer prices at MA Indie
tween 9Th and fntk sta 90 "a
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Tno. J. PI>Ir2 Trustee
"a soaaa C M:GI-inR s O. -.

Bf., z. hcltis tfk 4 60. AaCtlaoe.i.t,
nClLDIhG LOT Ii PkIN use oBFTTH
ID SQUAEF.-Ry SIr,es Of drei OF trass srsz
pzyie Dnlon, { lid Jay iIlh, Iss ans daily ~
on~ ~ tHe IHu.i records - wsshiuztou equity, b
& I lhsu sell on tHUhsbAY sFFkRNb3N
January 29th. - CLOG cn the PREMISE par a
lStho. IS IN Jsues O Mc@uire : sub iiVistoh n
Square No. So, frualing Is ct on nurth "a sIrs,
between north Ca ritol street znd lst street ucs.
ana IN ming back iTa fe%t inches ia. ;.
Tern One tiTiT cash; the rRsss indnr IN sd Is
months. vat interest, serurvd By deed q trust
tie premises
All coIIysyaposs A. the eost or The purchaser
.r.. THO FGSH Ek TrustNs
ia s-eoSds J C Mcguire a co Auct&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-12

PROPERTY CONFIecATED.-The Portsmonty,
Old Dominion OF the 9th instant contains noticeS
of the seizure by the United States MarshsI
~ te:onging to the folio wing named persans
John II. Myers, John l.. Porter, James Mends.
Samuel II. Hotter, David ]. Goodwin, Henry
J. Philips, Collin Reynolds, Peyton Coleman.
John Owens, John A. Lovett, Patrick McCar.
rick, Hugh n: Page, Arthur Sinclair, and John
y. Myrick. The cases will be heard at the
nrst session Of the United States District Court
In the city OF Nor folk, on the fourth Monday o1
this month, - 8
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 11.-Special dis spatchee
from Cincinnati give singular story about
hoverlng about SanduskY bay, supposed TO be
privateers fitted out by secessionists in Canada,
aie ed by sympathizers there and In the States
The supposed object of the vessels is TO release
the prisoners on Johnson's Island and com.
men ce piracy on the lakes and pillage on land.
A battery of Parrot guns was ordered forth.
with to the islaI d. 1t may be q scare, but
an enterprise than In the alleged conspiracy
recently discovered. Possibly it is part Of
that abortiye plst.
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A Pirate Steamer Chased ,

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Arrived, brig Morning
Star. from Nuevitas. She reports that on the
9th instant, off Cape Fear, saw a long, low,
sunboats in pursuit, and constantly firing at
the supposed blockade-runner, but they had not
succeeded in capturing her when last heard
from.
The steamer was very fast, and was appa.
rently distancing the gunboats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-12

THE NEW FRACTIONAL CURR1HcY.-Tho
reports that the new fractional currency p g %
Withdrawn, and q different article substituted
are without foundation. The only change %
be made will be I'm the paper ON which IL -
nrinfed, Paper less inclined TO split 10 now In
process OF uanufacture Tor the pnrpose.-N T.
1rieuae.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-12

The eCharlestown(N Mass. )Navy.yard Strike.
BosToH, Nov. 1l.--No satisfactory arrange-
ment has been made with the nayy.yard work.
men, and the strike still continues The boiler
and n.plate workers in East Boston are still
on strike, their employers still refusing to
pay the wages demanded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-12
FOR SALE AND RENT.

IAsl I9a SALE Or s9gsa ss;.u 70. .sr;;,A a.ST
1oos .s, il eos
q g: s =. I'm & ssa i;:
= fss ss
EARM FOR sALE-on the Washington BraneA
i:sss orsss.a, s:s good Sassr oiss. se the he Rouse
pSs q .iG aaf
ds limb. y.,S ssh street wharf.
a.ssoyse ... ss1 FOE
3 sS :s IS :: a, sSs 4 :s1ss
Ss: :; !; e; s;s;ii2
EoR RsAL1-REsFAuKANr, With Lease Cor.
e, e. avsaas s.a 7th street Insai.: = Tie
FeR slNT,fUREIs1l ROOMS q suite Of
in the city, and only minutss' Walk Of willardh
street street vest side. "''-A'' A''' nos ~:
E9R sALE OR R1NT-A large BRIoK HOUSE.
being 81 stories front, with 8 story back
q Ts - a..
and chambers. being lately handsomely repaired
1 xs e'sn a5s sts q AL
streets, at O'Clock any evening. 90 s,-7v'
sO LOrs FOR LEASE Oh RINT-Bstws.n 10Th
~ and 27th streets, In the neishborhood Of the
QuArtermaAter1 Department, Horse Carol, and
Market Houie. Suit able for stores, residences,
&c. Inquire of B. MACKALL, Jr, No. 457 Tbir.
tepntA street, between and streets, at O'Clock
any evening 90 80 2v@
LOB SAIL Or EXOaANsH-valusbls Lands.
pos snd M Iii p .ad n I'M
changed for Real Estate in Maryland, District 90
lpmbia. or the loyal part Of Virginia or would s1.
change for personal property. inquire No. Z
Law Building, Fifth street, or address Box 1888
Post Office, Washington, D. @. oc q I'm
Inn BUILDING LOTS FOR LAS Oh RENT.
suitable e suffers restaurants and azivats
dents House. Inquire of A. JARDIN, corner OF
18th and n sts.. Warrington, D. G. 90 lS-lm*
EURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET-at $50 Twelfth
street, between g ard 1.-TWO lower story
PARLoRs, or one "a RLOR and large BED. ROOM
nSa1}ooHnins both well furnished also. several SID
hOOMS The location 10 one Of the most desirable
In In MWashinston, ~ and within Eve minutes walk Of
Wlllalds' and Krkwoods' No children in the
D0nee. "a "a II
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EDUCATIONAL.

VOCAL INSTITUTE
1Nl RS. CECILIA f0HN9 KRErOHMAR Has
the honor Of announcing to her friends and the
public that she will resume her instructions in
Vocal Music at No. 42s lith street, between end
1. For terms, &C., apply between the hours of 4
ana b p. m. 90 2t-eoimr
MISS BROOKEg IEGLIsh AND FRENCH
IVl Boarding and Day School, No. 13O Penn av,
emi-annual session of this Institution will com
nence on Monday, September 7lth, 1868 Circu ara
can be obtained At the bookstores and Of the Prin
cipal se H-sn~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-12

BosToN, Nov. lin the LEGISLATURE to-day.
Gov. Andrews message was referred to q
special legislative committee, which met i'm
mediately after the House adjourned.
bill was introduced proposing to give all
the soldiers who hereafter enlist or re.enlist
800 per month from the State treasury instead
of the bounties now offered.
A~<k~.. paOkyVcIJIUu WIS QoIerreQ
until morrow
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS TkEATER,
PssHsysvania Aueaue, near Wslsards' Hotel
LsoaAAD 6RovIB. .---...- ...Nrsctof.
THIS Thursday svBNINs. Nov. IL.
Last niaht but two Of the charming youps actress.
MIss LUoILL1 w1sf1RN.
First time In year Of ths Thrilling Military
F. Drama Of the
1R1N O II SPY.
s:;;;is: W.; 1a'. ws's'rs
The rest Of The eharastsrs by
GROWERS ENTIRE COMPANY
Rates Of Admission. Dress and Paraust Circles
% csnts; orchestra Chairs. ~ cents HsmiiS Cir.
ole Is cents. Reats secured during the day at the
box s6ies. No extra charge for reserved seats.
Doors eSss att; Overture 1t ~.
FORO'8 NEW THEATER,
TENTH Strict. ABOVE y.
q Tss::I
LaHt light but two Of
J. WILKEe BOOTH.
Supported By
eHAs. NHEATLEiaH. D,.psov
AND she ENTIRE
COMBINATION COMPANY.
THIS EVENING.
' 'A' " eonsds med IN s9s se.s sntltIsd
NON MY.
Tomorrow. anai benefit Of
J. WILKES BOOTH.
and last time Of
RI Ard III.
CANTERBURY HALL,
Il A2s1o z }S1sFsksTgssYE:. }SS14ssFFsskkssTsY:. 1Hz24,n, AsR
Rear of E.oD aoD.s'ast ana 1ssroVo..n 11saoVo Ho..
rHE ZEE ti4s' ahsAF 7 s2y.aEH} sgss1411r,
\ 1 1 4
e'';zsss ssu.1s Living ms Dsil' SEPa''fo
s's sspe: Comic sEIt
t.. E
tt::.s: 7"';;e Sixek S'ss;; s: ~
hdss0n' 2u1rs BOYS S7s 5as 81 1RrLAsbo COMPANY
Esy h Ballet assn
NE" 0oN''' DESskAvAaANzAs, 60.
Doors open at 7; perfor IN ence ut quarter before
O'Clock. Ad mission % and so cents.
Saturday, Noy; 4, Atterno on AZ? apd Evening,
SECOND ANNIVERsARY or THE OPENING
OF THE HALL
GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKSl
no96t EXTRAORDINARY BILL, &c.
COLUMBIA CORNlT AND STRING BAND
~ The undersigned respectfully announces ~
to the public. that he is ready to furnish Musio&
for Private Parties. Balls. Pic Mics, Pssaaes,
Exhibitions. etc, with any number OF Musicians
required At the shortest notice, by leaving orders
at John 1seman's, corner OF Psnnsyly ania avenue
and lth street east. H1NRY IS1MAN.
seS 3m-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-12
THE WEEKLY STAR,

This excellent Family and News Journals
containing greater variety OF interesting read-
ing han can b found in any other, Is published
On Friday morning - -
| S,ahns-Cash, inrarisbty ~ aduaaee.
Five copice ''''''''' x
| Twenty. Ave cocic. - :. .....'. a. ~
II invariably contains tia .Washiustou
News" that>has mnde TIE Daily .vensxs sssss
circulate SO generally throughout the country.
~ Single copies Tin wrappers) can be pr,.
cured at the counter, Immediately after the II.
sue Of the paper. Price-THRn CENTS.
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sem@on good order and preservation. We name me
9si ssst.%s .as ds go Ss. .ss
BspoIss e yiIsini., Maryland, Penn.ylvani., New
isns.s, particularly complete in Virginia snd
Rspof t. il the English Courts Of Common Law, 90
hne collection Of Miscellaneous Books, compris.
American and Epsli'h clsssies and Poets
hisasf frRaes .ad Voyages
Finely 1ilnstEstsd Wer.s on Natural History
Aliases; Boo. .h On Slavery and other important
Il ~ rs s.santon volumes 4se splendid
Moral and kRs,isisa!a Books, particularly on wss
Pine Cabinet Of Mi seralosy, with m ore than two
thousand specinnens properly labeled, 30
~ Catalogues nay be had on application to the
AnctIoneers
By srder of the Administrative
not j. C. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auct'rs.
~ orgIcE OF OhlsE 0g4RfdEahAsrss.
r,t.s .na TSiza G SisGosr sabsys
ssths f.y.lTy Depot, At essSoro Point nssS TT:
''''' "' &C oXV AIRY HORSES,
70 ~ nsas for It 70
Terms cash. in Governmsnt fuIas a,rp,,
Lieutenant and & Chief e as.s.e1assssr, aasennss
oc5-td Cavalry Bureau.
TttsFEssv i saLs .is os 1SRRoySD S. $fAE Airs r;
ArrERseoN, Deesmssf the i.., Il. o'elosl, on
dsse On sh. is.s Day Of isss and % iseo!dsd
IN Liber No, ls., folios go, ct seq :, Of the
Of columbia, We Win sell at Public Auction, to the
high. y bidder al that part OF Lot numbered six
the east halt of said Lot. fronting Is feet north
L street. between 18th and 18th streets west. and
,,unnnx back ITO feet tot 80 feet alley, with the
Terms: Ore third of the pureha,e money to be
equal payments Of six and twelve nonths from
day Of sale, with interest, the deferred payments
days from day of SALE the Trustees will resell the
property at the risk and expense Of the desaulttng
purchaser. 1t one weeks notice in the Evening
All eonveyaneins and Revenue stanpa at the
cost OF the purehessr. nn,,r,v
A. hhosSsPPss q. sPsLnIsa, IHstaIDh1oS'
Trg:tsss Phsni1 BgiIdies AHssoeission. HS s..
A ssIsrANT ogARrlRMAsTIRy o11IoI,l
"A o''" W.saI.asen. Go 5. .. ossossr t s. ISIS.
WIN b .sia q RoSlie Austioa, on ne Second ana
e. a..9 4. ind a
large lot ef Horses and Mules. condemned - unit
for public service
Sales TO commence 1t 10 o'clock Q. N.
n' '''A' 'n e0''taHas aH1s. Il. ToxPKIss.
oeA-9st Captain. A. Q. M. q. Q. Army.
w. HIDls- -HID1s.
es 'SS old 4 fpHs 1sssoi g sys,
m, ct the wharf on sixth street, Washinstoa, slI
The 9ovsrsmss Bssf Hides % iald at The tine q
Tern. s..h, IN Trsasarv notes. 70 = 3sia q ~
S1;A' %E '' t6SiouJ or 1t. Dol. ana d. !. q.
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AT I T. N + 1O N!
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, OFFICERS,
SOLDIERS, Suffers, PEDDLERS,
AND EFERYB0DYW
RIAp THE FOLLOWING cARI1ULLY.
At WILLIAM r. RICHsTEIN's
NATIONAL BOOKSTORE, ATS Pa. Av.,
Between llth and 18th streets,
YOU CAN Buy FOB ON1 DOLLAR
Fifty cent Novels OF Twenty Eve cent Novels,
D, cent Stationery Packages or 25 cent Packages
FOR ONE DOLLAR
You can buy eight Photograph Album Cards. OF
which We hAse now on hand over i've thousand
varieties. embracing au styles published.
NEW ONIe RIoEIVID DAILY.
The largest and cheapest stock Of Albums In the
DIARIIs YoR 1864,
"A"'-'.l" Aad Retail, over % new styles.
just hEU1IvED
4 new otof Tater 90. , celebrated Ambrotypes.
Public are invited to call and examine.
The subseriber having lately returned from the
New York and Philadelphia Trade Sales. offers to
the Trade and the Public generally the largest and
best stook Of BOOKS. BTATION1RY, and FANCY
ARrIoL1s ever before orsnsd in this city, at low
rates; consisting OF Books, Foreign and American
Stationery, PhotoEraphio Albums, Chess Men and
Boards, CribSass Boards, Dominoes, combs
Brushes, Soaps, Pen Knives, Gold Pens, Rasors,
&c, &c. large 10. of New Books sold at half
retail price, at
NATIONAL BOOK STORE,
ITS PennsyivAnia avenue,
oc2s In between lith and 18th sts.
CO.. =, ..,''n,!. ss;gAn s!... o,rf rH0A' OIL
b W. OLAUGHLIN,
Corner New jersey avenue and T.
NO lm' Agent for the Maryland Coal OH Works.
L1nEt
The subscriber is now Prepsred to sell Fresh
Burned Potomac Line. 3 y. oASTLEMAN,
oc him Ps. ave. and Rock Creek Bridge.
q NOTICE.
JUsT Received from Germany, large lot Of
RBfEIen WINES of the very best quality, which
win be suld by the clAs., bottle, OF Ssii1n, 1t
Culunhis Hotel and Restaurant,
4s4 PenDsytvauiS avenue.
Ism. Washington. D. o..
rL0AK oAKSH
~ CLOAK Ksu.
SiSAKs RE16DRnSssss iSs 1es fxncY iees GOODS, III.
bho1DERIAs, 60, At REDUCED 1sisss
IS Market space, Penn. syenue.
oo 2 batween ath and 9Th streets
AcrINs nAsrsfEsy fEsyfiSF n4Fi Q. \. JONES A.v-
snS Hn instaat, reward Of thirty dollars eSo)
nHHsNTy Oaere0 Tor his spptehsnsion and delivery
70 sne oennsnSaa ant Of any Of The Naval stations.
sss,. ~ MnR R.c.fRli a1RASs sss sssfssssE SsS o. tho
o. & = 49, ssSy " - - gCyc OCsL - :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-12

MRS. e. J. HOW'LL,
JUST Opened An elegant assortment Of RRENCH
fLOW1ke, BRIDAL WR1AfHS. HRAD-MA
DRIsSB6, BOQUET1 made to order. HSW
454 1ishth street, S2NES
NO No. lWf Up SfoYfa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-12

& r. A retreat for female intemperates u 10 be
established in the vicinity Of Bosten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-12

~ w Ns W I'LL WI AuUSIUu00IB.
DERKMP TOBY SALE OF VALUABLE FARM,
L MILL. AxD WA3Il PRIVILEGE IN PaISei
6loRGH ooCNfY, MAINLAND, At AUofIoR.-On
WEDNleDAY. the 18th Of November. 1873, at Is
e,eIocl d, We viii sell. on the premises, that
lsresd. the residence Of the lats J.. 81. eauabury,
and about two miles from the Old Fields, and ID :
ford, Albert Berry. and Q. Bsall, and containing
two hundred and twenty acres Of rich dark loan,
pro.emsnts consist Of . nearly new and eomforta.
bic Frame Dwelling house, Min, With good
Houses, Quarters, and all necessary ont buildings
Terms: One. fourth cash. $500 of which must be
bearing interest and secured by deed Of trust on
moi WI. L. WALL L co. Auets.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

By GREEN l. WILLIAMS. Auetionssrs.
TkusTl1H SAL1 OF AHOUsl AND LOT on
william Kierasn, datsd the atth Of April, 1858,
snd RECORDED N IN Lihsr =; A; g No; lH, fohos m,
WEDEI6DAE, the 18th of i.ovemser next. at Z
S'closs M n, on tss premisss Rert Of lat No 8, In
ming for the said part 1t The northvest corner Of
seid Lot Ct the int.sseetion Of south D and ~
th.ncs east parallel with south p street 80 ssst
inehts: thenee southeasterly 81 feet inches to .
point db ant 81 feet inches from south D street,
thence eest parallel ith said street ls feet tAence
north 81 FEET tnches to south street, and thence
west with south street 100 feet inches to the be-
ginning, with the Frame Dwelling and other i'm.
pfovemenfs thereon.
twelve and sighte. D months. with notes bearing
interest, and secured By . deed Of trust.
II the terms Of sale are not eom oiled with In
three days. the Trustee reserves the right TO re-
oi tSs dsfsufsins puIohsser.. All conveyane2ns
and STAN % at the s1 pense g, the RuIehsssr.
oclt eodAds 6RERN WILLIAMS. Auets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-12

10 OOMe With BOARD AND TABLE BOARD
IL without Rooms may be had at 1 81 Penn. ave
betwetn n 18th and 2Dth SITS. Refer ences required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-12

N1ATLYFURNISHID Rooms FOR RENT
l with Board, at No. 4S6 Twelfth street, bet. Z
snt y. One or two large Rooms. suitable for .
party Of gentlemen. no 4.lm%
AT 393 FIRST Strict EAST. BETWEEN
N and B, Capitol Hill. gentlemen and their wives
and single gentlemen can Be accommodated with
pleasant Rooms, with Board. References ex.
changed oe 90 Inns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-12

LrOR ReAL1-REeTAURANT, with kssse. Cor.
premises. NO -6t<
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452 sA'kSra STREET. 452
p 81 NC N 6S
AID
WINDOW SHAD DIS.
FALL STYLES.
rOAL OIL AND LAMP pRPoT

GOLD WINDOW HHADy8-The lsrsest and
~ most complete Stock OF the above, ct the
lowest prices, at
ROTHROCKB
nos, ,AaW2w a'2 7th e.. opposite Patent Office.
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BOARDING..

UOAHD.- Two elegantly furnished suits OF
- ROOM6, on irst and second floors, lat 3O1 g
street, between 18th and 18th streets,) with first
class Board. Meals In the rooms desired.
ne
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-01-15
Important Political Action.

A Union State Convention was recently
held at New Haven Conn, to nominate state
officers. composed of leading members Of the
Democratic party and of influential men who
have heretofore acted as Wings, or more re-
Gently as Bel-Everett men.
Gen. Pratt, who has been long the recog
nized Democratic leader in the state, made a
speech endorsing every act of the State and
National Governments; and in reply to some
remarks that certain parties could not vote
for Gov. Buckingham, said they were the men
who were prating about returning to the old
standard of Democratic government-thel lead
ers of the selfstyled Democratic party-whom
he believed to be traitorous, and that the mas
ses of that party were misled and deluded.
Gov. Buckingham was nominated for re-eec-
ton by vote Of 81 out Of 62 votes, and the
vote was subsequently made unanimous.
The resolutions were of the most patriotic
stamp. We give sample:
Resoired, That hold il TO be the duty of all men
TO stand by the Union iu this hour Of its trial. to
unite their hearts and hands in the earnest and pat
riotlc efforts for its maintenance against those who
are in arms against 1T; TO sustain with deter
mnation patriotic President and his administra-
ton in the most energetic efforts for the prosecution
of the and the preservation of the Union against
its enemies at home abrovd: to punish traitors
with htng severity and so 10 crush the present wick
ed and causeess rebellion that flag of disunion
shall ever again be raised over any portion OF the
Republic.
Resoired, That the efforts now being made by the
selfstyled Democracy of the loyal states, aiming
solely 70 break down the administration by failing to
yield hearty support TO H. in its efforts to crush out
the present wicked rebellion tend TO afford aid and
comfort to common enemy and TO encourage
them with the hope of final snccess
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-01-15
The Two Races.

It's one of the most encouraging signs of
the times that the question of abolishing sla-
very is now openly discussed in slave States.
Missouri is ripe for emancipation; and in Ten
nessee the Nashville Union warmly supports
the administration, keeps the emancipation
proclamation standing in its columns, openly
and warmly contends for the abolition of sla-
very, and is sustained by the leading Union
men of the State. OF the ability manifest in
the editorial columns OF the Union, some opin-
ion may be formed from the following trench
ant reply to a Richmond correspondent of the
London Times prating about the diversity of
race at the North and South.
The bee-eater ought to be ashamed to ex-
pose his ignorance by talking of the war of the
two races, when every intelligent man knows
that for years before the rebellion broke out
many of the ablest and most influential fire.
eating politicians were from New England.
The editor of the famous fire eating organ the
Union and American of this city, Major EAST
MAN, was Vermonter by birth and educa-
ton, and yet that paper did more than all 9TH
er papers in this State to corrupt the minds of
the people with incendiary and rebellious doc
trines. Who were the rebel editors of Nash
vile in go and 81? A mongrel pack of Yam
dritted into the dirty pool OF Nashville politics,
by the mysterious anger of Providence. The
leading editor of the Charleston Mercury is
GORDON, a Scotch Yankee, who hates the In
ion because he hates democratic government
At this time many of the rebel leaders are adj
venturers from all quarters of the world. Ben
jamin is french jew; Gen. Beauregard's par
ents are from Canada; General Smith is a
New Yorker, and so is John Slidell, and hun
dreds of the rebel Colonies, Majors and Cap
tains,are drunken Yankee school-teachers. We
might ill page readily with instances, but
will content ourselves by saying that the
two races" story is an exploded humbug.
The fact is, that the people of our thirty-four
States form one great family. There are 1885,
600 Kentuckians living in the northwest, and
there are hundreds of thousands of Northern
men who are among the most thrifty and sue
cessful planters and professional men in the
South.