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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-18
The strength Of our Goyernmeu,.

Three yeas ago the bonds which held our
government together were beginning TO be
looked upon by many people as little stronger
than ropes OF sand. The statesmen on the
other side Of the ocean were looking TO see
the "Great Republic" crumble like mound
Of ashes beneath the tread Of a giants foot,
and our own people were not free from fears
that such spectacle might be the final scene
In the great comedy of Government being
enacted on the American political stage. But
what change has taken place in this regard.
To-day 1t is doubtful II any nation would es-
teen II light thing TO break a lance with our
government, notwithstanding 1t has on hand
an unsubdued rebellion of such gigantic pro-
portions as the world has never before looked
upon.
The words Of John Bright, NJ. p, at Roch-
dale recently, find many endorsers to-day
who two years since would have regarded
them as little better than the drive of an
IDIOT. Mr.. Bright said:
viii any body deny that tho Government at Wash.
ington As regards s people is the strongest gov
ernment in the world at this hour. And for tnis
the good will of an inSlf ucted people Look at its
power am not now discussing why II is. or the
cause which Is developing this power; but power is
the thing which men regard In these old countries,
and which they ascribe mainly to European institu
lions: but look ut tho power which the United States
have developed They have brought more men into
the feld they have built ships for their navy,
they have shown greater resources than any nation
IN Europe ct this moment is capable Of Look at the
order which has prevailed at their elections. at
which. you by the papers, 80 900, or 100 900
$4,000 persons voting In given State, with less dis
order than you have lately in three OF the
smallest boroughs In Engiand-Barnstable, Wind
sor and Andorer. Look at their industry. Notwi,h-
standing this terrific struggle their agriculture their
nan ufactures. and commerce proceed with unin-
corrupted success They ruled by President
chosen, it il trl, not from some worn-out Royal
noble blood, bat from the people, and the one whose
Universal praise; aud the country that has been
yinad through ilf the organs Of the press in Eng.
land dcring the last three years, and was pointed
out too rs an example to be summed by many of
YOUR Statesman. that country. now in mortal strife.
affords haven and home for multitudes flying
from the burdens sAd the neglect of the old overn.
cuts of Europe aud shcn this mortal strife over
wheu peace is restored. wban slavery is DESTROYED
when the Union IL oementcd atrosh. for would say
10 the language OF ono our own poets addressing his
country,
.'The graves not dug where traitor hands shall lay
IL fearful hastethy murdered corse away" 60
then Earops aud England may learn that an instruc
Sod democracy Is the sures foundation OF Govern
nseut and that education and freedom are the only
sources Of true greatness and true happiness among
any people.
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NEW YORK, Dec. II.
A special dispatch to the Herald, dated
s. Headquarters United States forces, Western
Virginia, Dec. l4th," says:
"We have information that detachment OF
the goth Pennsylvania cavalry, while out on a
scout ordered by Gen. Kelly, destroyed foun-
dry at Edenburg, in the Shenandoah Valley.
The rebels were using the foundry for the
preparation of Iron TO be sent to Richmond,
which is reported TO be used In the construc-
ton of gunboats. The loss of the use OF the
foundry will be to the rebels a considerable
annoyance.
Headquarters in ne Field, H'estern Tir-
9iDta, Dec. IA portion OF the troops IN
der command of Col. Wells and from General
suliyan's column, had a severe skirmlsh at
near and beyond Strasburg. Col, Wells took
some thirty prisoners, some of whom belonged
to Ewelfs corps. There are indications that
the enemy has or is trying to reinforce limbo
den in the Shenandoah Valley
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AT New Zealand, no date, ship Trumbuli, Callam.
from Boston.
te5S tons. built at Passport, Me- in 1858
Al Liverpool 10Th ult bark Deborah Pennell. for
sale. (Ses tons built at brunswick in 1901
At Bristol 18th ult. bark Atlas for sale ASS tens
built at honnebunk in is5s.l
Ar callso 18th ult. chips K Cushing, Plummer.
Cardiff; Atlanta. Burns. Montevideo; Lewis Walsh,
Neazie. Gibraltar, land both sailed for Chinchasl;
lih. Harry Bluff Redman. and Old Colony, Berry.
Ghinehas land both sailed 18th for franeel; Valley
Forge, Crowpll. do land sailed i6,h for Antwerp;
NIFTY Floyd, Dearborn, Valparaiso land sailsd 18th
for Chinchas; 18th. Crescent City. kiwo san Fran.
CISCO land sailed sd for Chinehasl bark Willard,
Humphrey. Chnehs. land sailed for Epglandl; lath,
Gan shepley. Stctson, Bahia, land sailed 2iih for
Chinchasl; 10th, Rockin CHAM, Cornish, I'm Panama
land sailed 9th for Chinchasl; Marshseid Torrey
Chinchssl 2sd. Goddess, Crowcll, Cardiff; 2sih Jas
Linofeld. Bartlett. Chinehas.
c6incaas s ssps q RssS aaEsss for
wan; McNear hostan; Union, Boyntou, and Creole,
Hepburn. Chi1ehas
AT Panama III inst, ship Memnon. Freeman; sa !.
inaw, Boutelie, and Princeton, Wsmack, disr.
Ar at Port au Prince Goth ult. brig Monticello;
Ar at kingston J. 26th uit brig ;.usscts. Brown,
Machias; Hancock, GihSs, Boston,
Cld s. Conn SB nth inst, sch Highlander Nick.
els, Boston.
,fer steamship Haerpia. at st Johns MI
Arr sso.n New York 9Th. Washington, at Liver.
pools Volunteer. at Queenstown,
Arr Arr f9 ~ Boston Whitney a',., At nssl
damaged IN 'yphecn,
SPOKEN.
Dec IL. ia, 90 Ion 10 8, brig T Curtis in Port
Dee IA. lat % So Ion II 81 brig Msnsania is days
from Gs,anzas for Portland
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MAINE STATE PnIsoS.-Under the admirs.

MAINE STATE PgI5oN.-Under the aduairs-
BILE management OF Warren W. Rice, Esq, the
present efficient aud prudent Warden, says
the Bangor Times, we understand that the
affairs OF the prison are assuming very grail.
lying appearance. The Inspectors have lately
visited the Institution and found decided i'm
provement in its pecuniary situation, and,
change for the better in many other respects
Daring Mr.. Rce's administration, II new shop,
necessary for carrying on the work economical
ly, has been erected at a cost OF over one thou
and dollars, besides several. other extra i'm
proyements, and Notwithstanding these IN
usual OUTLAWS the prison has paid al its run
ming expenses, including the salaries Of sub
ordinate ofllcers-a result exceedingly graft
flying TO the public as well as creditable to Mr..
Rice.
ny-Parsons' Cough Candy is q genuine and
reliable remedy. Sec special notice column.
d2,p
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DISASTERS.

Brig IL Emery. of Portland, was spoken ON the
10th inst in lat "a 49, Ion ~ 3d. with loss of both tom
masts and jibboom, bound North.
Ship W > Lindsay, ashore on the West Bank be.
low New York. has Is feet of water in her hold
lhrce steam pumps are on board and commenced
any manner. Three steam tugs were in attendance
and the underwriters agent expected to have her
anoat same evening
Sch Alexander Nelson, Glover, of and from Rock
land for Portsmouth X L. struck on the rocks near
Mosquito Island causing her TO leak badly that she
soon alter sunk. sails. rigging chains, anchors &C.
saved The \ registered So tons. built at Camden
in ls52. and owned In Rockland. She was valued Al
$500 and Insured for $500 In the Rockland and
LIMERICK Offices Cargo owned by Hiram Hartford
of Rockport. and insured for s215
Brig John Bernard of Calais from Barbados via
Turks Island for Philadelphia, with salt and sugar
went ashore night Of the 18th inst on the point of
Cape lenlopen, and soon after striking filed with
water. Vessel and cargo are likely 20 prove total
loss. Passengers and crew saved and landed nj
Lewes. Del The J Is was Az brig of 3sl tons
and built at Calais in 1882, whore she was owned
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n1Gen. frenlont's course in the Missours
is indicated by the recent orders OF the gov
eminent, through Gen. SchoAeld, for recruit
Ing negro soldiers. aud taking without COM
pensation, the slaves ofrcbcls, who are rem
dered free by the treason Of their masters.
How much suffering, says tue Hartford Press
bow many lives, how much treason, would,
have hees spared II the President had sustaip-
ed Fremont's far sighted proclamation.
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fdry 0Acers and Soldiers who overtax the voice and
are exposed TO sudden changes, should them
Obtain only the genuine. Browns Bronchial
froches" having pFoced their efficacy by . test of
many years. are highly recommended and preserib-
ed by Physicians and Surgeons in the Army, and
have received testimonials from many eminent men.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine in
the United states and most foreign countries at rs
cents per box. deco dim
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GREAT DISCOvERY.-Ana hesiye ation
that will STICK
Patches and Linings to Boots and Shoes sunicient
ystrong without stitching;
That win efectuslly mend Furniture, Crockery
Toys, and all articles Of household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers,
Manufacturers and Machnists,
And Families,
viii Hind II INVALUABLE! II villefectuallystopth
leakage of Coal Oil.
1t is insoluble in water oil.
tits liquid, and as easily applied as paste.
1t will adhere oily substances.
II Is
HILTON'S INsOLUBLE CEMENT,
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Providence, RI.
Supplied In packages from OF. to 100fbs., By
CHAS. RICHARDSON & CO.,
81 Broad Street, Boston,
Sole Agents for New England.
W. F. PHILLIPS, Agent for Portland.
feblIdIy
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Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. l6, 1854
At market 1876 beef cattle AZ stores, as0o sheep
shoats 80 fat hogs.
PHIcgs-Bser Cattle Altogether different from
were not sustained, though the supply was larger
than the demandi we quote Extra Ss Seas IS; first
quality JOas 00i seeGnd 00Ql so, third 5oIG So
10, lis, les aud 40.
Core and Caires-Sales s27 30 80, ss IT, 50 and g.
SmcH Storos-iearings seal3 two year old 20
shcep--A large supply for The seas on and prices
dull, 50 %, IL, IS, 8 80, 4 and 25.
SAodts-Nonc worth reporting
Fat Hogs-ol and G..
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New YORK, Dec. II.
Adyices per the Champion, from AspinYall,
give the particulars OF the expulsion Of barri-
os, ey-Presdent OF Salvador, from the couu.
try, after the occupation Of the city OF Sau
Salvador by the Guatemalian forces.
AtPenaina the small poS was causing fright.
full mortality among the natives, Of whom 1000
had died out Of population Of 5000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-18

A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, free from Tan, Pin.
hes ana f1echics NAY easiy ,, procured BY using
shaving il il unsurpassedxa single drop making a
fine lather II is eomposed of pam-oii. honey and
other valuable articles highly perfumed by its own
ingredients, and when used for washing, night and
morning renders the skin son and white. and free
from bemish. Price 90 cents. For sale BY ii. Ii
HAY. Agent for Maine, and all druggists.
moves deod& oew3m
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ECIAL ES.
Parsons Celebrated Couch CANDY

(retas only IL cts per flor this of Broa.
chifis. Hodrseness Coughs. Colds, and irritation Of
the Throat Being wholly free from all disagreeable
taste II is peculiarly adapted TO the above diseases in
Children as well as adults. Prepared by SHORT 4
WArERHoUsE, Apothecaries, corner OF Free and
Middle streets, Portland, Me. The highest testimon.
ials can be given of the superior qualities Of this
eellent Cough Remedy. For sale by all Druggists.
Portland. Oct. 2T. 1888. 3medSEeov
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DIED.

In this city, Dec. II. Miss HANNAH liartip.
- Funeral on SATURDAY afternoon at O'Clock
at the residence of Rev Dr. Carraihers No IL Plumb
street Relatives and friends are invited.
At Hong Kong, China, July 10, Geo. q. Jsyaesan
q TGpshsH, Ne. aged a. years mate of ship Fanny
Fern.
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CARE ELrzABEru. July /. lsss

CAPE ELIZABETH, July /, 1888
SrE:-During my connection with the State Re-
form School, as teacher. l.. +. Atwood's Bitters
were introduced there and used with marked success
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, &c., A. Z. HILLMAN
HANOVER. Ne. Oct !, 1851
Dear Sir:-I have used l.. L. Atwood's Bitters
for some 10 or Is years. have tried great number
Of medicines for Dyspepsia but without effect These
Btfers the only remedy that have relieved
me OF this distressing complaint. My neighbors
have also been greatly benefited by the OF them
JOEL HOW.
sH-Be,rore Of CouateIJsits and base limitations,
some Of ,chich aer signed IN" r., Instead u l.. r.
Ifscood The genuine is signed l.. =. Af,rood, ard
as u safeguard against imposition bears an EXTRA
LABEL, counteTsigaed u. H. HAf, Druggist, Fort.
land, Me, sole General Agent.
For sale by respectable dealers in medicine gensr.
ally. jyls 6meod&w4
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CURE FOR CArARRB-DR. WADswoErH's
DRY UP Is certain remedy for this loathsomc
disease. There is no mistake about this. The Dry
Up has cured thousands of OF Catarrh and the
sales of the article is constantly increasing word
to the wise is sufficient For sale by the proprietor
III. ii. BURLINGTON, Providence, X. ]. Also by
ii. III. HAY. Druggist, Agent for Portland
oct3i od&w6m
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A NEGLECTED. CouGH. COLD, An liz
EfTArED OF SORE THROAT, if allowed
TO progress, results in serious Pulmon-
airy Bronchial and Asthmatic Diseases,
often'imes incurable. BROWNS BEoN-
cHIAL rRocHEs reach directly the at
fected parts, and give. almost immodi-
ate relief. For bronchitis, dsfhaa, Ca
tdrrh, aud Consgniptipe Coughs, the
Troches are useful. I'pb,ic Speakers
aud Siagers should have the Troches 10
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MARRIED..

In WinJham Dec. ii. by 5. NJ. Baker. Esq. C. T.
Igero Of Portland and Miss Sarah A +. Littlefeld,
Of wndham.
In East Wilton, Dec. !. Solomon q. Foster. OF
Pennington, and Mss Adelaide O. WEIGH of vii.
tun,
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WINTER OPENING OF PARIS MILLINERY, AT
MRS. CoLBr's, No. 1913 MIDDLE STREKT.-Mrs. C,
hasust received the newest styles in Paris Bonnets
which SIN will open on Thursday, Dec. Cd. 1858 at
her She Rooms, l23 Middle street, upstairs
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Th"rsday, .................D December ~.


Thursday. .,..............De December ~.
ARRIVED.
U $ gunboht Aggawani, Webster from cruise
lost two anchors and 10 fathoms of chain.
Steamer Lewiston. Knight, Boston.
Sch Ann, johnson, Baltimore
Sch yaetts. Lord, Boston.
Sch Ellen Merrimsn Hamilton Boston
Sch Northern Chief, Love. Booihbey.
Sch 5 II Cameron, Cameron. Boothhsy.>
Sch Tugwassa, fatteu, Ellsworth.
Sch Utica, Ihornsfike, Roekland
sch Sarah Elizabeth Weber. Damariscatta
Sch Cocheco. fendlctop, Boston for LincolD,ilc
Sch Avon. Park, Boston for Scarsporf
Sch Express, Wentworth. Boston for Bangor.
Sch Lady Ellen, Bailey. Salem for Damariscotta
Sch Accommodation, Duncan. I'm Portsmouth for
Lincolnyille.
Co. Brig Eureka pin'"0r'' c'rdena'-E, Churchill
;. Brig William II Parks. McAlevy, Cardenas-Isaae
Emery.
Sch VIM Flint, Howard, Fortress Monroe-w II
Wallace.
Sch Lcesburg Rake, Philadeiphia-R @ York &
Son.
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Hamilton Bos,on--J Brown
Sons.
, Steamer New Enzlaad lief, st John NE for Port
land at L VI Yesterday.
The AZ schooner Harriet Newell, 1853 TONS built at
Machas IN 1859. has been sold to Charles Foster Of
The All sch Fanny Heating. 225 tons built a,
Roekland in 1880. has been sold at New York, for
$1,000.
launched at Calais on the 18th inst. She Is owned by
parties in New York and Boston and will be com.
manded by Capt NJ Reed of Booihbay.
propeller Of s25 tons. called the Francona. was
owned b. the Messrs Tifcomb. and Nsthl Thompson.
Of kennebunk, and parties In Boston.
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fR-Consumption and Catarrh and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs successfully treated by IsHA.
LATIoS, by G. MoRsE, NJ. D.,
aulS'62 cod Corner Smith and Congress SITS.
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Sale Of Forfeited Goods.
COLLECTORS OYYIcE.
District Of Portland and faimOafA,l
Portland, Dec. II, 1858.
fuNHE following described merchandise having
Il been forfeited for violation of the Revenue
Laws OF the United States, public notice OF said
seizures having been given. and no claim to said
goods having been made. they will be sold at pub
lie auction at the Old Custom House, at this port
Saturday, January ninth, 1884 at eleven o'clock
A. NJ. TO wit
Three pieces Wooden Cloth.
Five Thousand Cigars.
Five Bb,s. Sugar.
Seven Bb!s. Molasses.
Three Watches.
|. wAsHBuRS. Ja.. Collector.
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M. l.. A.
A REGULAR meeting of this Association win be
IA held at their rooms. Saturday evening. Dec.
18th 1888. At u o'clock. AZ which tune discussion
Will take place on the following question:
Resolved, That the course pursued by the Republi
can party since its formation Is the cause Of our
present diftcultiess
Per order,
deell I'd GEO. II. sMARDoN. Rec. Sec'y.
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A MAN desiring a situation. who is competent 10
"A superintend the constr uction OF Wooden Fac =
tory and its Machinery, a I'd to run the same when
completed, will hear of favorable opportunity, by
addressing A. d. b.. Box 2o9S Portland. One hav-
ing some means that he viii invest III but SMALL IL
preferred. decls diff
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steamer New England LEI, ST John NE for For,
land at L VI yesterday.
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Dec IL, lat 20. Ion 10 s., brig Curtis, IN Port
land tor AstaHxas,
Dec "a lat 90 50. Ion u 81 brig Mansanills u days
from Matan2Qs for Portland
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CHARLES HUMPHREY, Agent,

December 4, ls6S-Sworn to before me
CHAs. =. DYER, Notary Public.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-03-05
Brisfy 9leln1.

GovERNou EKowN. has ordered The
militia Of t;eotSia into service.
.AnNER- -DouHhEDAy of Fort Sumter
notorie,y, has been lnaie y Major Gen.,
eral in tile Hal,kee service.
LINcoLN decades that the Charleston
hlockade, was not disturbed sufficiently
to renace notice de no6o Eecessary.
: - f. E.-IsAAcs, "f Macon. Georgia, issues
an appeal to his coinpauipss. the Erael
ties, 10 rally the ,deftRea q Savannah.
The Roston. Post says that stirk
thrown at a dog in frnnt a the Wash>
ing,on Hotel, h, five Bri. .;adier Gene.
rails o.
Tns smaupt collected nj the .52i
Auuiversarx. NG-lahraiiun 81 .Gie fiihlc
Society of Charleston on last Sunday
esenipg, a, Trinity Chssclr, ~a- SlGs.ao.
=. 'rnn. Chattanooga, Rebel saws the
Yankees mus, pine VERY much after the
tar regions af North, Carolina they are
making such a desperate pitch after
them. - o..
+ TnE otiginst man,isc,:pt # Gray's FL
eey, consisting nf Two half sheets. writ
lton over CLOSELY aud ,,rnch mntiis,"d
sold at auction IN Lo,idpn recently for
one l,uudretl padeds sterling.
,,!1'uH. seat Of g.. en.mcpt Of Louisiana
! ha@l.cep rcrnov eh I" Shreveport. The
regaisr -sr-si"E, al thes Legislature la
h~en changed ~ .le' hrs', =. Monday "
May h@xl.s sS-STiY, .s2-s,
Iset Bosrox, wick Itaiied tho eat'a,r
I'I.s@sehe;: a"tu,G tbe lat tsar Will
tny yIaad. -,ke hon.r. Of a f.nsrai,a nov
recctres Nilb opeu afihs fbe .rsnegad
I Tux sews ef t,so GolGtleea'e snccs-
.sa Cb'p ple,teI caaseel .gs,est drprs.<ip'
! at tths3.go. The. papers are k-sce T.
! takipe-G -Gbs,ies:on and mipmg oqt III
,,di-grsees.-ras teey t.fm II.
7 1'nw oNhp,,Rx,~ess Company har
ms.ie .avsaagrsnen,-ty .Shicb' sai,.sr'i u
,iuns 10 any pyper ha::ls Gonfseiertc
may be sent through sh -ir'ageul' Lire
I OF Charge. =" -" = - ... ,...
/. TIso.,sbcc Chrosic!s fricks up.i
: .ars u, fRS t,-eat ~ fcaYiag"Nr~ Eng
.rlI;ud asit in .hrF Fci,fH. and srSss (, ,&n'n
we e.snn. a,,,i nidst e, fan i,is'ty y.
: six 81, tite >:tht"s p,ss sssE :rosbS ~
~ 4 Z sa..I,su eon!c6[shSs,rtss1 ~ Z.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-03-05
NIlMBER A..

las latest cs,rics:0re in Washington
city IS said to Ge picture OF Richmond
on the top; of>s creased. pole, &hici,
i'u, inside IL yaiDfv attempting TO eaimb,
while Lincoln, Hatfeck end. Santos ne
s.es'ns him up MS fast as e.slips down.
TBE Fortress Monroe. correspondent,
vt the 1imeSsays il IA .; uotarious fact
that certain prvx,er Of the 03d New.
York E+gi'han. l,sse ki,laapped nissxroea
aud s"it them TO seoeesiouisu outside Of
tue Federal lines. - - =
Etts Exntniher, -alluding to the sue.
'tion tsal es- in Rich,.r nd. ssys hst. fyea, '
clio; hing, d,.npels snSs,s!ifss, heavy boot.
and SHOES, AMI .l,m:st all .dascrip,ion,
OF winter goods, have declined from Is
% 'yPer Cent a '.s4A,.
q MophsrS Y ansrr.-.Ant exchange
ghsbsst rae GEM 1sarasi,,e car, ts
put ts il. ia ba plssed in asvbsss cs.e
Hnh shown around ihe country q. tkat
uhpreeede"tea -od'ioeily, n modest Yam.
In New York papers Of the current
tp9ntl' We fiei aGa.nncetnhnt Of tha
nArriage. of " aria. TI,efe+~s yirygpter of
ffi,'mss Tite<Iop, 20 TT. q, w. ". Tup.
pa, a. Br,nkl,;n. . M Casds, ,sud the
3eRth nf ;Richard R;Gar Emmeti ,4snp Of
3hylnis Bddis 'Emm"tt. ard Aid t,
i'rikadier GeneraE Meagher.s-. - -.
An ANCIENT Sp~ou LAroR. - The Re.
! !igious Heraih says amy one who con.
snlrs Mark VI. ct. in the Greek resta.
ment, will find hat when TIerod wished
10 have John the Baptist beheaded !,
! I'ris"n, h" ."nt asperu!Stor TO discbarg,
the cruel function. The inspired writer
used'rhe very wvrd,iu its Greek fo,rn,
s.skoui.ftor. 20.
1HERic',mopd E.,drirer Of Monday
publishes ~ letter. iroin lev. B.- VI. Pal.
tner, ID: D., now, .of ,Columbia. 3. g.,
lately Of Now o, l-sn-.,to John Perkins,
NJ. II. r. of LniSi:;,r,, on his resolu-
ti'-a 'fir-ei iu-C"ng'e-s in commeada-
ton Of certain ei'izins who haveart-
fuseh the oath Of allegiance to the Yam.
kees.
Az INDIAN WAR.-The N..r,heru
papers p;ntrss,to have authentic infor.
rnn1ium that ~ general lndian war is in
contemplation in the Northwest on the
opening Of spring. lie intelliyenc.,
comes directly fou ;i,.rl Pierre, and
I.ttie different Indian rrn'lrzv;ons on tho
Red River Of the Nor;h, the Plato aud
Upper Missouri.
TnE M ~ Infamous n,der which has
vet fallen from the I..,,, # II Federal of
ticer; SAYS 'he Cha'Ianooga Reb,.i, ha<
been iSsued bv tao. consent in Middle
Tennessee. The order roads simply to
the effect that there shal be no fulBcr
cultivation "f the soil IL. that scctirn.-
:Ali {; rnir <. instruments arc to he seized, =,
all f,rme,>, found in :. Fl ld are to he ar
tested and ALI crop, Ia DC destroyed.
ENoran FoR 4 FAArLy.-Mai. David
Baily, "t Camden county, Ga, killed u
hog last Week thai WIS worth killing
Tile hog MAS 3 Years cid, and had been
raised in the woods, except in winter,
when i, had ,.he rnn-"f The fields. 1t
weighed gross l,Ijs .pc"nds. ,n.asur ed
IN circu,hferenc. .a,ourd the small. st
i-Inrt of the body six and u half foet, and
this leaf lard, af.cr hcing dried, weighed
l47 pounds. That waSu valu:,l h'n"..
rnE Texas papers state that: Gen
llou~ton's health i, impt", ing
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