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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-04
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Senate called to order. The Senate went In
to an election for President pro t>Bl. with the
nOiiV" LIS a~1ult,
FOR Senator Uroswem. TO; for senator Dun-
can, o; For Senator Grosvcnor. /; for Senator
Robertson. l.
The Senate then vent into committee of the
whole on the general order. and after some
time spent therein The committee rose and re-
ported back several bills.
Sena.e adjourned.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-04

s,-rs,ary n .State-WllIIAM a. -EN ARD o. Ne" ,FA
secreflrg II fae Trslssry ry-AlMDN j. CHASE. ~ ono
Sscrst1rg " M lnsrs1r-'llfb - oAllh ~ HHl'i.A
s.retrrg ~ th~ gars-ClDrJS Lll--- oi tolnec.elt
Secret1rg 81 H1r-tD y STANTON. 1- Frlnsy lV aiit
Iaamaf,er G.asrat-MOA IDOdtll BLAIR, ol Mar gi~ra
An9rasy Csgerai-kDW ARD BATS o4 Missouri
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-04

Az ACT prescribing tle times anl places far holding
terms of te Circuit court ~ tle districts of Iowa
Munes0tl and Kansas
BE n 1ste1 ~ fts SsnGts mi Hlissr Qf Representation
y a. gff stats ~ fn,ru1 a. C,lla-.ss as,.atiIsf
That The terms o Tire Circuit Court for tne isrrt- NJ
Iowa, MilAesa O.. and kal-aS s4I be l1aier .l ta.l
and every year at the following mes and places. O. l
For the district oi Iowa al Ls Mones the rs Tues
day Ia My ana November f.r the district u- g "a
at 81 Paul, th. third Monday of June ai .t Der
and i0T the district NJ Kansas az the place prescribed
by law Tor holding terms of tAr District Court therein
on the fourth Mlnaay of May aud November
sec Ind be- q f-rtt.r titIcfsf. That 4l writs pros
cess AMI other proceedings of whatever Kind retir, n
any cause civ criminal pending Ia OF retlrusble o.
the Circuit Court for SAID districts of iowa Minnesota
and Kansas Al terms heretofore prescribed ty law ar
hereby declared continued transferred and returuahle
O. abe SAID Circuit Court for sit districts
al the terms first to 1e held under che provisions " this
act And no process Issued. proceeding pending. BAIL
bond or recogu zluce taken 90 returuaD- either
11ll trasait ca.st7 shall i tlItLrI.
paired Toy the change n tie time ~ place % holding tL
terms oi such court made boy this ACT ans the entries
record may be male ia conformity with the provisions
of this art
Sec. 3. Aad h u firhsr enGciei Tint much ~ tina
first section oi All act lo amend tr act of tLe third OF
March. zhteen hunlrei and thirty se..n entitled .An
act supplementary 90 the act entitled An act 0 ,mcr
The judicial system ol the United states approved July
fifteen eighteen hundred and SIXTY azcorfcts with
THIS act De- and IS hereby repealed
Approved, January l3 ls63.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-04

House went into committee o. ne whole On,
Abiu 70 amend SCI ion 5s5l compiled laws,
in relation 20 fees OF justices q the peace n
civil ca e. after some tine spent therein the
csunittee rose a7d reported the bill back with
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-04

~ Constant motion Is a great isw OF nature,
nothing being ststionery-exeept pen, ink and
paper.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-04
STATE OFFICERS,

AUSTIN BLAIR Governor.
CHARLES = NAY, Lieutenant Governor
JANE. B ltJf.l III, secretary oi state
oEDl.sE A HOT III. Deputy l0.
EalL ANsEhE. AIllL9r General
EZRA JDNL-. Deputy a1-
gDd< ONLN, state treasurer.
JANE, Turner. Deputy DO.
join 81 DHE1DtT. --pslllt .-le4t r-s .as-r l--l-.
CJHlLAND y >1EbBi%- Deputy lo
SAM H. - Lazy, ,Juialssl loDer state LaDg once
IIkl- HEWITT, Deputy 90.
ALBERT WILLIAMS. Attorney General.
JOilN kDBEl.l-yN, AlJut4nt 6eneral-
! ID. FOC>IAlN Qlarter Master General
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-04

rIORNEN~ Colnsciiors and Solicitors Lansing Nichi
gia Prompt attention given % Collections PAYMENT
oi IAxes, ani Investigation OF Land Titles
r. e. DART. = ID BINGHAM
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-04
HULL Il SMILEY.
a.. W. TOPPENG. " D

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Oflce west seof Wash
ington Avenue, North Of Presbyterian Church
D.. "a. HUI Sffvl svrrrv
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-04
DIR. FR. CHRIST.
DART a. RINGTEtU.

HYSICIAN AND SURGEON Ofce and dwelling or
Michigan Avenue. I've doors east OF the Post OIice
Lansing March 10, lS6- lvS5a
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-04

lst Dlst EDWARD % g. WILSON
- NAIHANIhI BACON
"a BENJAMIN ,. 81 WlIHERELL
sth EDWIN LANRkNtE
5th " BENJAMIN r GRAVE
6th " SANFORD VI GkEEN
lth " JOSIAH IJkNtK
sth LOUIS - LOWELL
9Th Fl.AEIJs J IIIlLFJOHN
10Th JAAE- ulk>EI.
pr-r Pen4ussf1 DANIEL. GOODWIN
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-04
Odtial 9ittttOrp.
NATIONAL OFFICERS.
The cABHET.
THE EXECUTIVE.

Prertdent-AHEAHAa IINCOL>, o. limos.
We Prestteat-HASNlLAL hAAi1N ~ Maine
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-04

WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKER. foot of Washington
street. below the lansing House Frcsh stone Lime
constantly ou hini 40 Teaso oalhie prices.
Lansing April 10. 1881 lv3l1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-04

Hois- went into committee on the general
order and after some time spent therein the
committee rose and reported back;
a bill 20 remit the specific tax upon Mining,
etc. o. The c0ulte- which they arise, for
period Of years etc.
Also a bill 20 amend section $3.50 compiled
laws. In relation t0 the limitation Of actions
relating 10 real property with amendments.-
The amendments - first named bin were COZ
CURED in ani fle Dll ordered e1grossei Tor
third reading. The second named iill wss laid
On he table.
Oa motion Of Mr. Beakes. tie vote by which
the frst named bill was placed ol tie order Of
third reading was re-c0nsidered. anl the en-
acting clause amended. The Bill Was then or
dered elgros-ed f0r third reading.
House took a recess until > 2. "
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-04
Justices of the supreme Court.

GEORGE MARLIN, Chief Jlstics.
ISAAC f. tlll5llANtI, Associate Justice
JANE y. CAMPBELL,
RANDOLPH NAMING.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-04
TETED READrxG.

A bill 10 authorize Union School district No.
2. of Gr.ss Lake, 20 issue bo1ds.
4 b.I 70 provide fo- the correction and col-
lection Of tie cisy tax Of East SaginAT.
4 bill - amend section Of 81 act % inc0-po-
rate the village Of Dundee; were severaiy read
third tine AID passed Ordered 70 take in
mediate effect.
4 BIZ 70 authorize acknowledgements 70 be
taken before military o5csrs, vss read third
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-04
HORATIO PRATT.
y. &. SPKANG.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law and solicitor tn
Chanccry. auI Circuit Court Comm ssion,r Mason.
Inghtm county Michigan
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-04
Board OF Education.
Regents OF fhe UniversiIy.

Ist Dist BENJAMIN T. BAXTER
~ " EASTMAN JOHNSON
81 LENl BISHOP
4th DONALD MCINTYRE
5th r. lAklN BROWN
9TH HkNkf WHITING
7fh 81. luxe n PARSONS
sth .- OLIVER J.. ~PAULulNG
sth WILLIAM 81 FERRY JH
l0th 8. GEORGE BRADLEY
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-04

lansing, Jan. IS, 1868.
The Senate vas called to order-roH called
quorum present.
Further leave Of absence was granted to
Senator Robertson
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-04
Business Oirrftorp.

LONGYEAR Il BURTCH,
LAW, ,HANCERY, AND COLLECTING BUSINESS.
w. LlNoftANl-- ---------A D. " blAIth-
lansing, Michigan.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-04

A bin 70 change the name Of the First Cous
gregatonal Society Of Saginaw city.
Al-o bin o. legsize taE-r0l Of California.
Branch county. DC. were severally read third
time and pa--ed. and ordered % take immed'-
III. aH-rr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

The Union eonventioa a; Bangor. last
week. was the largest ever held in the
State IL vas a gathering made Up from
anon. the best men IN the state. Over
twelve hundred delegates were present
Noronbega Hall. one Of the larges, IN New
England. Was erammsd full during the SIT
tngs Of the Convention. The members Of
this meeting came together. .csuaisd by an
excellent spirit No party feeling nanise.-
ted Itself. beyond the great Overshadowinr
idea Of country. The most radical rrpab-
he1n. for the time being was wiling 70
abandon all party names for the sake Of
uniting all loyal men upon n common plat
forn IN support Of the national Adninistra-
uoa and vigorous prosecution % the var
In that convention we're a larss number %
nen Who have acted nth the democratic
party Up to the present time Under the
liberal call Of the State committee. thew
came into the convention and expressed
determination 10 act hereafter IN union
with the loyal men Of Maine. The patriot
&c spirit Of these war democrats NJ. PROMPT
~ responded 10 BY the republicann. b. con-
eeding to them the candidate. Precedent
gave the nomination TO Gov. Coburn. but
none Of has friends claimed IL upon dat
ground The informal ballot clearly indi-
Gated the choice Of the Convention IN ths
person Of Judge Cony Of Augusta. Upon
the secoRd ballot. h. received nearly all
the votes. and his nomination vs. subs.-
qaently made sRsNiaous The speechs.
an the convention made principally BY low
a. democrats. were Of the night stamp. loy-
a. to the core. Til. great meeting carried
with Il the prestige Of ssccess Judge CO.
ny's election Is JOS; a. certain. as anv event
an the future can BE-. and that too bv twelve
o. sfie-n thousand majority BY the Ae-
ton OF tins convention a square. direct Is
sue IL made with the democrats. Il nomi-
mates member OF their own party. \ unioa
nan-for Governor. II they are bones, in
their professions Of loyalty. they will vote
for hin- There can be bat two parties in
the next State election. the party Tor the
government and the union. and th. party
opposed 70 L. Judge COay vii be the
standard bes.sE q - ss.z=eT. B:s= Bs-...-
bury. Of the latter. The people ~in Judge
between them and The principles they rep
resent The contest will end N glorious
triumph for the Union force. against the
friends and sympaiLisers Of treason and re-
beliion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10
Ox!ord County Convention.

The union convention in old Oxford was
held lasi week. il was glorious gather
ing Of true and loyal men. Who earnestly
desire The overthrow Of the rebellion and
the restoration Of the authority q she feder-
al government. Great unanirnitv and hsr-
Dony characterized all its proceedings.
Messrs. Stevens and Barrows were renon-
mated Tor the Senate. recciyiug every vote
an the convention. A. l.. Burbank. Esq..
for Clerk Of the Courts received the entire
vote Of the convention. 4. 4. Cushuan
Was nominated Tor County Commi..ioner
BY very decided majority. and W. 4.
lIdgin vas ren0minafed Tor County Treas
urer BY a majority still larger The plat
form and proceedings Of the Bangsr Con-
veniion we're endorsed IN f1u. Ever,thinr
connected Nth this gathering Of the union
men Of Old Oxford passed OF sasisfictorilv
IAis meeting foreshadows success ard vic
tory. Old Oxford vas the frs, county %
respond % the call for men 70 save the
governments from the lawisss hand q trea-
'on. Her gallant sons are found in nearly
every army corps nov battling ara.ust re-
beilion. Her hardy people stn love the
old has and around if thsy viii rsuy. until
treason North. and treason south Is driven
back 70 iis native perdi,ion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

the organization a a military force O. de-
fend t6c Constitution. whiic thcy have en-
prv.ssd NJ exscrafion against the Zoe nov
Invading the FRYE States. and no con-
nisscrAfion Cor Cur feiios cifireu. wbo have
hvcn robbed - thsir property and their
homes by a lasicss band II conspirator.
acains; the Ncpubhc. have shown such
misdircctcl sympafhics aad such utter
lack II The trst Instincts 81 patriotism. As
% make thern dangerou, counseglors ia the
present crisis 90 ths countr,.
Rrtairrd. That Hos W.NNtnat UavtfN.
Voc iresident q the nit-d Stafcs. and
our to senators in Congress. o. requested
o. rcpair inamediatylv 10 Washincton for
III purpose % urging upoa ;he rrcsiicns
The Importance aud nrCessiiy "a piaiCinc
along ihc coast a suihccut naval anI
miiiiary iorcc O. protect the comuierco II
The counfry from Piraticul deprc,lstiors q
the rebcls. and 10 have lie same accomplish
in such manneE a. shall D. most cfiicicnt aud
expeditions
Rcss,red. That our brave soldiers and
SAILOR. -ho. IN the FIELD AMI upon The "a.
arr upholding the unity and glory % oar
COMMON couutry. deserve an ~ ur-v u,.on
our Nauonai ant State auihoEiti,s the most
seuerous rcco.nition q their hcroie services
and Sacrifices.
Resoirsa. That Hos. AnNrn ConruN.
has camel tire reputation vf a faithful. i'm
partialani upright EKccutisc-trur g. every
trust rcposed IN him-and cuincutiy worth v
u the conhdence aud respect q hs fc!lov
Cltixcns.
Rsssir-t. That Hos. SAuUrr Cosy a.
Augusta. Ger nominee this day. ~ Lis
biity. his established fdelitv a. q pubiic
naan. .nt. above an. his uncomproni.in.
logaliy 10 ihe Government in al stracrle
With armed ~ .ci.ion. . entitled 90 anl
~iI receive - support ~ a vast MAJORITY
Of Oh. patriotic ciiizcns - Maine
Afier remarks ~ several gvuilctncn. the
Convention adjourned. resolving % eve
The toppcrhcad dsmocrary an oscrwellains
deicai a. the polls IN September
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

@SD knorNESr. The 23d rerimenf. Col
Va. Writ Virgin. arrived IN Portland LA,
thursday evening A public reception W.
given BY The city government. on sams eve
mig. aid quarters we're furnished the Ne,
IN TIE CITY Hall. Col virgin d.sai..es
his men Friday morning tn Tossday. ard
large numbers went home thc sane dsv.
The regiment has not been Under fre
but has beeu on guard duty during The
whole tern Of service. and has seen many
hard MARCHES. About ~ men have died
since the regiraent IA lie STATE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

John Mhnt-I .f Wa-..t-I. -. fani
dead in thr so.,l'. .asf-nd,I by h.. neck
o. gree. Gle seek. When Ir.f seem. tua
socks before epa- ia.si a tlaf'er fau or
aai.-.t which hr dunk clear. an.I 10 sup
posed to have hr... himself aa Che same DAY.
li. evidently climbed CO. fr.r. anI a0,r
fastening the rope threw him.,lf 81. d.
tree bending .o thar b. arar., fouchei the
-r.lnd. o. vas between .isfy and s.,-
elft sears of Az.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

a good reason uhy loyal a,n sho4lI have
couhIencc lu Juiss Cony. MAJ b. fouad
in tae h.t iaat e. Aaga.'a Age dsrouarss
h.m al an sao..t.onist. u CITES rsuter
81 o.ioes uh..h he has h..ei yetfnI. notb-
ias Cd condemn. hut fhe 1ei that b. nov
acts 18th the party tat s-rPort. che gov
eminent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

IL conssIaence 81 the storm. the bap-
t,su. appointed % take place iast SaLbaih.
vas postponel The service vii be- held
near the fesdsroe q Bungs Tobs.. nsrt
Ssbbath morning
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

Lieut. john y. wsltsr. q ,be Fihb
Maine Regiment has resigned. lie va
i0roed 20 taks tbis step on accom-, Of al
ksalth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

az thc f9ry-thrcs men from Paris. uh1
uru; oa, ia ibs pa regiment. w. learn Ga,
h'I Doe f~o rrfarn. in cool h-sitt ore q
taese. .ouus Bsssce. died ia &c. all
yola. J6nss. u fever
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

10 has bcea discovered that the steamer
hcsaPrske vas Liituioe. o. minnie balls.
daring the chase 81 ihe pirates
The village q soaih Wayne. was nearly
destroyed by fre. last week The Gre j.
reported b. have been communieated froa
pile 81 sLasiug. vLieh we're Sired and lst
without care.
To- frcss cousidcrs tha' evidence a.
eana.aies hat ihe Tacouy ~as burned. a.
stated by iLe pirates
Tie Press learns iLat q gentleman. be-
iSns.ng in n'is abor.ns County has besn
detected .H heavy iorsres lie las a1-
sr.rIcd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

The Boston Journsl report. that Geo. l.
Morton Of the Name 18th. ~ss wounded n
the iaie hai'ie'. lie % son q Thos. Nor
ten. Esq. q Psrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10
How The Democrats celebrated the
Fourth Of Jrly In Buckfeld.

L Nr ratr lfffnlHfTarN ot EGrktrlI arl
sicinits hal Mat they called a great
time Ca the Foarth Antisihcnes AM I
vent. Arrived ca tie ground Ne found
large crowd collected. in ~si,h thc women
and ehiiirrn pr,Ponjsraicd There wcrr
tables so piont eou,iv With fool. and q
place sst apari for dancing. and stand for
tie orators near this a. We couI cousca-
icuiiy ~ithoat crouding ihe uiourucr.. 80
took scAis. The Principai speaker ~as a
Mr. Clay. % hat place ~ Dad nos learn.
lie b. quite Young gentleman. and wcars
lbs hair a. % be- took prile ia b. Antis-
tlcnes sail H. had been in a MATRIMONIAL
or Naicdic;ors Ny. o. bo;h. because D. Hal
Ca a black svaliov-;asicd coat The aboli-
toni,;s seemed O. De- the natter With Aim
They tormenic,l him Ike a nirhtuarr. lie
shouted ani STAMPED AMI scsiicu,atei At
them. tili be Vas red IN the hcc NJ Clav
j. Iscaceabic young man. be- docsnt be-
Ecve IN biooisl-d. and thiuks comproasisc
a caiLolioon for our nassona lis he vas
very swcst on compromiscs. Autisthencs
remarked a. ihr close ~ b.. speceh that L.
reminded BIN more % Romeo than Cicero.
and that h. th0ushi b. uozli nlake a good
ieilsw 70 play guitar. ia the moonlight.
under some Jalict's Chamber vinJow.
Ancr Romeo. ala, CLAY. ~itAIrr~. Ste
Pbsn H. IlutcLinson ~ raris. -. eailed
oai. lle sai1 De diIa't cone there O. make
speech. -. ao. of cosrsc lo;. however Dc
-s''s 80 ., 80. -----.l-s=. q =-1-ss.----y -
rcst'. AZ run- che s,ercoi,pcI ,Lansss on
iAai suijcr;. lie vas ia-krsulai over ia
arrest of Nal4nlinshan. and culoeisti- a
lie Dsmocrary. anl handled al Pr,sl.
eut's iei;er O. Mr. Corning without gloves.
quoting 30. % Auusthcuc. said. a. ccrrcct-
D. a. Capt. T4iiic quoted Scrlpilrr. tLi..
a. tlc rcalcr ought o. klov. was not COM
planetary @, stephen. M- Ilddea Cd
lhSfeil. foiio~cd STEPHEN. ard made q
very common bird o. thc Americsn Ess,e
in o. tirae. lie t5lI Dol. a. ite infantile r.-
NOD when be- ll1iien. not tie ea-lel "a.
90 dandied on Dis nather's knee. - ana ho,r d,
inb.bci noari.iuert ana Il,raera-v attie
sane time. We listened CD ic requested
u' io laoI at Obj. ''fnn.ir.e. o. Gle Aior.-.-
res. AMI "scarrh tLe history % aae.ea.
lorr. uhrn We isit. rot leiu- inrHacI 90
20 iato ANYTHING so deep as rat IT.
mi-hs haze d.ae Gle hi.torg 81 tie country
90 turn. from tlc battle q Leaia-raa o.
tlr surrender Of tornva'i.. after Ne cane
auar. for ausht uc ku1u O. tie raat-sr,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

AArft Nas ID fa1Ir'. Hon. II. NJ
Norr.s 90 ~k1uhrcau. saiI be- uas a1tLorir-
"a o. uithlras a. l4ur of Governor
faIl-l. rLer.rr..a fIa iatf.- ~a. r.s.t
loadir c-ecrlI. BE further proposed o.
nanInatr Hon. ~alaal tony H. acclama-
fiou. After some discussion 90 vas COM
sllle'i fo proceed OBJ a srcoal ballot. which
rcsa.tci az f.I.us
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

On ufotion 20 Mr.. CLARK. a Ansio.cr.
The cousention ,djournsd sane dc
r. G.. HARLOW. President.
Gas. CaERotI LosfNs. SecrstAry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

Hos. ~tgfIi tn>B CT Arra.fs. vas
declared tlr nominee of Sc tons.nti .r.
aid Go r"r.rat..1 vas rll. arar.u..s.
Jon 4. G..1nn. ~ of Portland. from
committee ou rc...at..as reported as io'-
l.u
K-s.r-f Tllt in chs critical al mo-
mentions rer.ol 81 tte rsllfrt's i.sf1~l. t
D. ile solemn docs ot al I1Fa. All patriotic
C.t.yras to take tru ar.l lr... .to.a. stand
in favor % o. Naf.oaal Aln...sfratiar. ia
cordi.iing lie var against rebellion. and
siudlsating fhe auft.rfr a che Dion
flrlrg h..f .fs entire domain
ko'a.rsf. las .u slsta.aing tle National
alt-outf lu 80 ear o. falfanou q tie
tlion anl far E..his fma1. o. nake %
frivolous nor disorEaaiEatng opyosition g.
The Policy anl measures II the Government
ut unite as lle nan in sustaining 10 clvl
aod miiiary policy aUd mcassres. s.th1rt
qla.ll.atIan or reservation. " and uron
this issue tsrrc can IL hut TO parties-
patriots in favor ard TRAITORS opposed.
kct-rel. That those asssm5iares a.
northern cit.rcus. uho. vishiug t1 make q
diversi1n in favor a tie rebeiIon. have
fsigncd excessive ini. gnafIon 90 fte ieu
arrests of psrsons en~ssel iu discoarsg ng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

MlVicp. Iae Mesi.aa, have abandon
Cd the Capital. AM u.thirlan to San I.-..
Fota'i. more deieus.l.- position o..
frcnch n,v occupy the city ~ Meu.a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-04
Massachusetts.

One cheering and hopeful sign OF the
times is the despairing tone of the bunker
press, which sees, and cannot help admit
ting that it sees the tokens of approaching
discontinue. y correspondent of the
Journal Of Commerce seeming to be
under such compulsion as aforetime befei
Balaam the son Of Beor, pays Massachu-
sets the following compliment cit has
one virtue, that OF decision of character
it is not invested With doubts as 10 who
will be elected Governor, there is no un-
certainty as to the complexion of the next
Legislature. Radicahsm has the State,
absolutely, and without any prospect Of
releasing its iron grasp" And he pro-
ceeds TO declare the opinion of bis sort Of
poole here, that "pubic education in
Massachusetts,, for all the purposes OF q
Democratic form Of Government, is fail
ure." When we remember that the gov
ernment here referred to is that pseudo de-
mocracy which has always sought alliance
with the propagandists of slavery, and
has gratuitously done its dirty work Of
bullying and rioting, we may feel satisfied
with the free schools of Massachusetts, -
[Anti-Slayery Standard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-04
sharp Work Among Sbnrpers

For two weeks past, one James II
Gregg, assisted by other artists, have been
in this city playing a sharp game. They
represented to those whom they inyeigled
into the scheme, that they were selling
what they called "ovcr,issue Treasury
notes, and were Offering it at three dol
lars for one. The three covies were dom
iciled at the Buntin, Clarke and Davis
hotels. They would pick up customer
and send him TO the Clarke House, where
he was shown to the room of the sharper.
tie would then hand over his hundred
and after 1t was ascertained to be Gall
right tho operator would place it in the
envelop, and then direct it to "Capt. Fra
ger, Indianapolis" The next step was
10 write letter of recommendation to said
Frazer, with the package of money. telling
the party purchasing to go over to Indian.
apolls ami see Frazier, and he would give
him the three hundred. Now for the
sharp practice. While the party was sit
ting there, the operator would turn to his
table for his sealing wax, and while thus
turned would skillfully slip the money
package under some papers, take another
envelop. already addressed and filled
WIN newspapers, seal it up, hand it to the
party, and he, not knowing of the fraud,
would post off on the first train to find
frazer On arriving he would soon find
,he lriek' and 1t was so sharp, snd he go
badly sold would say nothing about it
several oil our citizens have been bouph,
cheap by these chaps. Deputy Marshal
S'biey got wind of the affair; and by per.
severance has succeed in nabbine All
three of them, and they are now in ;a,l
Gregg has been bound over in 50 900
bonds. We presume the cover issue,
gameis blocked for the present.-TTerre
Haute Democrat.