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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-11-10
5TAKENnUP

AAME into the enclosure of the subscriber, in the
" town of Pleasant Prairie, about the 1st Of
May 1854 so-el colt. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take the away
Dated Oct. 25th 1864. MATHEW MURPHY.
4W2l sJ jEE Oh tttigJ 1891 .lg~Ut.1 ~tt Irf
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From the above it will be seen that the number of
policies issued in 1861, 1852 and 1868, by the "New
York Life exceeded that Of any other COMPANY in the
United States.
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Is prepared BY the originator Of the Justly
Goes Cough Balsam. Mr. Coe has never prepared n
medicinal article for the public and general use but
what has stood the strongest tests, and has always
oorpe the palm OF vic tory over every disease it has
been certified to cure. q ~ f7Et ~ = -
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NEW. YORK

LIoCACCSJbctb l CtOs-.
Home Office ~ 4 IA Broadway, n. Y.
WILLIAM BEERS MORRIS FRANKLIN,
ActpGry. - Z President.
Assets. $3.0O0,000-- Securely Invested
This is one OF he oldest So 6s and Suecessfu
Life Insurance Companies the Uaited Stat es nd of
fers advantages not eXcelied in repects not
equahed by any other. has paid TO Widows and or
phans of the assured over hckghteen Hundred
Thousand Dollars Its Trustees IN New FORK City
of the very frst and mos irelisble names. -.
The New York Lfe's receipts for the last year were
larger in proportion to its capital ltian any other
Company the continent. (See sworn statements to
ment.) The New York Life has returned to the Policy
Holders more in the form OF III yieends in proportion
to its capital, the last year, Than any other Company
doing business in the United States
1t is strictly mutual, the poll holders receiving
the entire profits ..f ~ -H
economy-and a safe and judicious investment of its
-emphaticslly characterize the management of
this Company. -Sa .7H - ~
Premiums received Quarterly, Semi Annually or An
nuay at the option of assured Policies issued in
all the various FORMS of Whole Life, Short Term, En-
dewment, Annuity, &c
DIHIDENDS DECLARED -ANNUALLY.-
The mortality among its members has been proper
tOHdtst Tess than that of any other Life Insurance
Company in Americana result consequent on most
careful and judicous selection of lives, and one OF
great Importance to the policy holders. l.
1t offers to the assured the abundant security
in a large accumulated fund.- amounting to
THR f. E MILLION DOLLARS.
1t accommodates its members IN the settlement of
their premiums by giving a credit for part of the
amount when desired-thus furnishing Insurance for
neary double the amount for about the cash pay
ment, as is required in sail cash Company" ~
The new feature in Life Assurance recently intros
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tx The Cherokee PILE and Tkeiu-

~ EV The Cherokee pills and IIeju-
venating Elixir, sold by all enterprising
Druggists ia the civlizedworld. Some unprincipled
Dealers however, try to sell worthless compounds
In place ofthese those which they can purchase at
a cheap price, and make more money by sell.
Ing than they can on these medicines. As you value
your health, aye, the health Of your future Off
spring, do not be deceived by such unprincpled
Druggists, ash for these medicines and take 9TH
ers. If the Druggist will not buy them for you
close the money IN a letter. and we will send them
to you by Express securely sealed and packed free
from observation. .2.et
Ladies or Gentlemen can address us in perfect
confidence stating fully and plainly their diseases
and symptoms, we treat all diseases of chronic
nature in male or female. Patients need not hesi-
tate because of their inability to visit u.s. we have
treated patients successfully in all portions Of the
civilized globe, by correspondence. -
Patients addressing will please state plainly all
the symptoms OF their complaints, and write Post
Office County, State and name o. writer, plain, and
inclose postage stamp for reply.
We send our 81 page Pamphlet free to any ad
dress. Address all letters for Pamphlets or advice to
AZ
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L. 8. CASWELL, P. 0. Box 572
-''''- Kenosha, Wis.
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L. s. KELLOGG, Agent,
5Ou for the New York Life.
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Or. w. R. MERWIN g. CO.,

4NVs % LIUeIty stIttI, NOW DIX.
G. A. COOK, CHICAGO. No. &c Market Street
General Agent for the States Of Illinois, Iowa. Wis
cousin, Michigan and Indiana, who win supply
Druggists at our regular card prices. -sc s--o.
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Attention farmers y!

he undersigned having purchased the Old Plan.u
ing Mill property, near the South Warehouse,
md having thoroughly re6ted and stocked the same
With Tools, is now prepared to do General - sa"2s
81 Reaoairiaag and Jobbing 4 a5,a a..
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Farmers of Kenosha County 7!
WROUGHT IRON FRAME.

WNOR'a number of years have supplied you with my
H PIows, but 1 have just invented a and grand
Improvement (on which have obtained patent, con
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure,
Goes DysDeDntn Cure

Has no equal in the world as a remedial agent
There Is not preparation known that IL as Ger
tain, speedy, and infalble in its action-relevin,
and curing at once, We say this positively
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-10-07

In Shapleigh, Sept. 30, Frank. son Of John
n. and Ellen Garyin, , yrs mos
In Ssco. Oct. ,, George H., son Of X. Nj.
Lord. Esq, 90 yrs.
AT Base Hospital, Va, Sept. 10, Of cholera
morbus, George s. McCorrison, Of Saco, in his
I'D year.
In Saccarapps. Sept. "a. Sarah g., wife OF
Seth Storer, Esq, II yrs.
In this city, Aug. 0, willet Bcrta, son of Al
bert and Sarah L. Carpenter, years mos
days.
Sweet rose. nail flower. untimely pluckd, soon
faded.
Pluek'd in the bud. and nded In the summers
Bright Orient pearl alack too timely shaded,
Fair creature, killed too by Deaths cold sting:
Like green plum that hangs upon o tree,
And fails through wind, before the fall should be,
weep for thee.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY !
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pits <!

Prepared from prescription OF Sir J. Clarke, NJ
d., Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This ell known medicine Is no imposition, but q
sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties aud
Distractions from any cause whatever; and. alth0
a powerful remedy. IL contains nothing hurtful To
the constitution.
TO MARRIED LADIES
IL IL peculiasly suited. IL will. In short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain Ia the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex.
ertion, Palpitation OF the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites these Pills will effect cure when all other
means have failed and, although q powerful rem.
sdy, do not contain iron, calomel, anthony, or
ANYTHING hurtful 10 the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each
package. which should he carefully preserved.
For full particulars, gets pamphlet, free, OF the
agent.
". B.--sl and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized ageut, will insure u bottle containing
over 50 pills by return mall. Sold by all Drug
gists. JOB MOSES. 81 Cortlandt ST., MY.
VII Sole United States Agent
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feel that lam going to get sniirsiy isefi' ana
nat Thare been propidsntiaiiy snatehed from
the grace. The dropping in my throat Vac
source of an nv lung and bronchial derange-
msnfs) has enfirsly ceased, my breathing Is
free and easy and natural. my head feels rs II
o,,bi IN feel. nv cough and pains In the chest
are gone my voice is clear and natural. and
can and do again sleep soundly. which | have
mot done for many years. I have experienced
An entire rein rigordiion of my whole system
mental. physical, which from the effects Of the
Catarrh had become very much impaired.
shall remain in Saco Mt the house OF my
brother. Rev. +. Martin, the rest Of this week.
and shall be happy to personally confirm this
statement to any who may think il advisable
10 call upon me. To all who suffer from Ca
tarrh, Asthma or Incipient Consumption.
would earnestly advise them to consult Dr. e..
without moments delay, for from'what have
myself experienced and seen in Others who
have been patients OF this gentleman, feel a.
sured and eonrineed there is both help and
cure for many who now feel themselves beyond
the reach Of either. III. ii. Martin,
Pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South Standish, Me.
Certificate of Rer. John ". Jepson.
SAco, Oct. 9th. 1864.
I gratefully add my testimony to the extra
ordinary efficacy Of DR.. Campbell's system of
treating chronic catarrh and affections OF the
bronchial tubes cannot find words to eS-
press the wonderful help and benefit l have re-
ceiyed from his treatment. Physicians have al
ways treated me for consumption. DR.. Camp
bell took an entirely different view Of my case,
and treated me for chronic catarrh, and GER
tainly with most happy and beneficial results.
Any persons can call at my h use, and hear n
verbal statement OF my case.
Rev. JOHN W. JErsoS.
Certificate Of Rer. Gideon Cook.
KESNEBuNH. Sept. Odd, 1864.
consulted DR.. Campbell, Mt the Saco House.
for deafness. particularly my Left ear, out OF
which have not been able to hear my watch
tick for nearly 30 years. have been greatly
benefited by DIR. c. | now hear my watch tick
with my left ear as with my right, and have TO
request persons not to talk SD loud. | am II
years OF age. GIBSON Cook,
Late Pastor Free Baptist Church.
Certificate of Capt. Benz. Patterson.
SAco, Me-, Sept. 10, 1864.
wish to certify that for several years have
been deaf in my LEFT ear, with difficulty hearing
nv watch tick, when pressed close to my ear.
After two weeks Of DIR. Campbell's treatment at
the Saco House. an, happy to say, now hear
Il distinctly. when held nearly or quito the
same distance from my left ear as from the
right one. Benz PATTERSON.
Certificate of Mrs s. .aiams.
SAco, Me-, Sept. 10, 1864.
Under DR.. Campbell's thorough and scientific
treatment, am happy to testify that l have
been cured of Catarrhal affection of the
mouth and throat. with which have been
troubled the past two years. take pleasure in
recommending DR.. c., and shall be happy to
testify to the truth of this statement to any
persons calling at my house.
Mrs. SELucUs ADAMS,
School Street
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FAIR IN THE HALL,

OPEN TO VISITORS AT p. NJ. On TUESDAY,
And remain open till 8, and from 81 to % In tho
TO i2I in the morning from 2 to In the afternoon.
and from q to 81 In the evening. life Members Of
the Society can obtain their tickets OF William
Moves, Treasurer, at the Sccretary's room at the
Hall. during the exhibition. Yearly Members. on
the payment Of 81, are entitled to Tickets, which
they can obtain OF the Treasurer Secretary, Chas.
Twambley, Lawrence Jordan, Charles II. Milliken,
Cornelius Sweetser, or Mt tho stores OF Messrs.
Twambley 4 smith In Saco, and q. J. Cleaves In
Diddeford. Single Tickets u cents children under
~ years of are, 10 ccnls-f0r sale ut the stores
named and nj tic door.
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Revolution in the Dressing Room.
by the almost unanimous action of the parti
interested,

interested,
Cri-indoro's Hair Dye!
has replaced the old wornout inventions for color
ing the hair, which the better experience OF years
hal proved To he ineffective and deleterlOus. Tn.
like tho compounds that make Ir1r upon The health
OF the hair and dry up and consume the juices
which sustain IT, this mild genia and perfect dye Il
found 10 be vitallzing rs we'll cOloring agent
CRfSTAD0RO'S HAIR PRESERvATIVE,
valuable adjunct TO the Dye in dressing and pro.
noting the growth aud perfect health of the hair,
AMI Of itself, when used alone, safeguard that
protects the fbres from decay under all circurn.
stances and under all climes.
Manufactured by J. CRlSrADORO, No. q Astor
House, New York. Sold by all Druggists. APP
piled by all Hair Dressers. lm39
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wEEzY PAPER BEFeED TO AGRICULTURE AND GENERAL Hals
OVER 5000 OFFERED IN PREMIUMS.

ID EGULATI0NS.-All entries must be made with
IL the Secretary, IonS HANSON, or with his As
sistants. The Secretary Is requested to make no
entries from the towns of Saco and Blddeford ater
Monday evening. Oct 10th, AMI none from other
towns In the county amer 9o'clock on the morning
OF the show. Persons coming In on the morning
train OF cars may. however, enter articles ut the
Hall on their arrival Entries may be made by
mall or otherwise. any time previous to the Show.
Stock entries may be made with an assistant Secrc-
tary ut the entrance to the Show Ground till 9
o'clock on the morning Of the Show. The manu-.
iactured articles paintings. fruits flowers &C.. will
be exhibited at the City Hall, Biddcford, and az
ricultural implements. machines, carriages &c., In
the Hall or In such place ms the Committee OF Ar.
rangements may determine. All animals on the
Agricultural Society's Grounds In Saco. All arti-
Giles OF manufacture, except machines to DO exhib-
tied without the name OF the owner.
Mileage Is paid by the Society rs follows, For
oil animals driven distance over eight miles, 10
cents per mile for single animal, and cents per
mile for each additional creature-providing, how.
ever that 10 the opinion OF the Committee such an.
lmals contribute 10 the Show. This feature places
distant towns on an equal with those nearer.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-10-07
CATTLE SHOW,

TUESDAY FORENOON, OCTOBER I'm
All animals must be In the place assigned them
before o'clock A. NJ, so that the books may be
prepared for the Committees TO commence their ex.
aminations at 10 o'clock. Owners OF stock are ex-
pected to furnish bows or chain halters to secure
their stock to stanchipns ON tho show ground.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, Sept 20, by Rev, Tenney, MIR.
Forrest johnson and Miss Julia A. Smith, both
of this city.
In this city, Oct. 4, by Rev. CIV. Morse, SIR.
Fred. ID. Lunt and Miss Mary l. Chapman.
both OF this city.
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LOST,

In Saco, Oct. |. between West School st. and Mid.
die ST., Lady's GOLD WATCH. The finder
with l3wil'l Mrs. s. L. CHASE, Saco.
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HORSE EXHIBITION.

TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AT 2 O'CLOCK,
for the numerous premiums offered by the Society
In tho various classes
All persons desiring ~ buy, sell or exchange
Horses, Cattle or Sheep, are invited to be present
and bring their stock.
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DEATHS.

~ Notices OF deaths. not exceeding six lines
| inserted free those above that number will bs
charged regular advertising rates.
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NORTH BERWICK BANK,

rrlIE annual meeting OF the stoesholders OF the
tors aud the transaction OF any other business le-
ral,y before n, will be held ut their Banking Room
Ia North berwick ON the fourteenth day OF the 10th
r. llUSSEY, Cashier.
North Berwick. Nc, 9th mo Sept 9Th, 1861. 10
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Thursday Afternoon at Q,
THREE GRAND RACES!
sas 90. sI5.on md s1o. 90.

THIS Us ucslsncu ior tliIcc Scpatato iIots' viii
Purse for each class, Wis
s25 90, $500 and $1,000.
Entry fee for s2j purse, 81; SIS purse. s2i $40
purse, 81. open to all horses that avc been owned
In the county 80 days prior to the cntryentrics to
he made prior TO 10 o'clock on the day of the trot.
A horse entered for one Purse, cannot compete for
either Of the others. Trotting to commence at2
Admission 25 Cents.
LIBERAL ARRANGEMENT on THE i. y. ANN u.
RAILRoAD.--Ths Superintendent has kindly given
tho following liberal terms on the Railroad To
the Cattle Show and back. Pd,sengsrs Halt Price J
Stock Fruit and all other articles tor the SHOW and
Fair. Free.
Persons intending to send Stock by Railroad,
should inform their Depot Master several days pre-
vious to the show, In order to have the necessary
freight cars provided.
Any articles sent for the Fair unaccoinpanied by
the owner should DO directed to Bddcf0rd. In care
OF the Secretary, who will sec them assigned good
positions In the Hall.
Farmers and Mechanics Of York County-go to the
Show. Take something To con- ribute to II, too.
Then. with your wives and families along with you
have pleasant time. Get acquainted with the
people there learn their various ways Of doing
work, with the results before you as proof. and
you'll 20 home feeling amply repaid for the time
thus spcnt. ~
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no1sr AND LOT FOR sALE.

-. Tho subscriber offers for sale story and Q
IT, half house ON Hill street, Saco. Ia thorough
Ell repair, and connected Herewith about half
an acre OF land we'll stocked with ffuit and plum
trees Said house contains nine good sliced rooms,
ThIs house and land will DO sold at harrAin. II
applied Tor soou. nll5) JOSEPH uODSoN.
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Portland and N. Y. Steamers
SEMI.WEEKLY LINE.

The splendid and FAST Steamships
l Locust PeiWt, Capt IIof!nan, and
&INNPotomac,C Capt. Sherwood, viii, un.
x&k6til further notice, run rs f0llowsi
Leave Browns Wharf, Portland, every wcdncs.
day and Saturday, at 4 O'Clock p. H., and Pier
North River. New York, every Wednesday and Sat.
urday, at o'clock p. NJ
These vesscls arc fitted up with nne accommoda-
tions for passengers, making this tho most speedy
safe ana co,nfoStablc route for travellers between
New York and hine.
Passage, 81. 90, including Fare and State Rooms.
Goods forwarded by this line 10 and froln Mon
treal, Quebec, Bangor. Bath, Augusta, PASSPORT
and 81. John.
Shippers arc requested TO send their Freight To
the Steamer ms carly Ms Up. ii. on the day thatthey
leave Portland.
For Freight or Passage apply to
EMERY FOX, Browns Wharf. Portland.
II. Is. CR0IWHLL& Co., No. 80 West Street, New
York.
Portland. Dec. l, 1888. "
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Wednesday Forenoon at 10,
TROT.

For Tho Socictys Premiums or $500, $500 and
50 90. open to all horses raised and always owned
In the county.
Admission Is Cents.
n II Is expected that q Trot will be arranged
for Wednesday Afternoon for young horses or colts,
up to q certain age.
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
SKINNER ARIA EMENT!!


The splendid new going steam.
Ak crs Forest City. Lewiston. and
Sf3SR MonIrcni. viii until further no
Gx1k14e8ti lice run asf0llowsi
Leave Atlantic Wharf Portland every Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, THURSDAY and Friday, ut
o'clock p. ~, and Central Wharf Boston, every
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and FIJI
day, att O'Clock y. Nj.
farc-In Cabin, ki.25. On Deck, 81 90.
NJ u. Each boat Is furnished with large number
OF State Rooms. for the accommodation OF ladies
and families, and travellers are reminded that by
taking this line, much saving Of time and expense
will be made and that the Inconvenience or ARR
wing In Boston at late hours OF the night will DO
avoided.
The boats arrive In season for passengers TO take
the earliest trains out OF the city.
The Company are not responsible for baggage TO
an amount exceeding $50 In value, and that person.
AL unless notice Is given and paid for nj the rate
one passenger for every 500 additional value.
II Freight taken rs usual;
Portland, Nov, %, 1863. 4l0
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MONDAY. APRIL irm, 1854.

a.S- Fares are 6pe cents kss when tickets are
purchased ut the olce than when paid In the cars.
FRANCIS CHASE,
SUPERINTENDENT.
Portland. April 9Th. 1864. i6isu
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Steam GriSt Mill.
Notice.

- Strayed or stolen, from the premises Of
LSrS<thc subscriber, on Thursday ni.ht, Sept.
fN 9Th, large roam HORSE, with star In fvro-
&4L- head, short name, black tail, new shoes
ON front feet. Whoever will give information OF
said horse so that he may be found shall BIO sulta-
bly, rewarded. JOHN III. TARbOA.
South DIdrleford, Sept. 10, 1864. 3stf
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For the benefit Of suffering humanity, I wish
to make q statement OF my case, in the hope
that others, similarly afflicted. may become
aware OF the means of relief anil cure.
Eight years ago was first troubled with Ca
tarrh. Since that time have constantly been
seeking relief. but never succeeded in 6nding
any until placed myself In the hands OF DR..
Campbell at the Saco House. and from his ju,li.
cious medical treatment Of me. ,rords fail 10
describe the blessed improvement have cxpc-
rienced in all my distressing symptoms. The
constant dropping" down my throat from my
head. had 80 seriously affected my throat and
bronchial tubes as 10 induce symptoms OF Asth.
my and Lung disease. My breath came short
and gasping. my throat was hot, dry and
choked up, my voice Was hoarsc and husky,
had pains In my chest, aud cough, aad In
this state WAS brought from q sick bed, by my
brother. Elder Martin. OF this place, TO DR..
Campbell From that moment commenced to
improve rapidly. and now view the future
With feeling Of delightful anticipation. 1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-23
THE NEWS

Our dispatches to-day are interesting,
if not lengthy and extensive. John e.
Fremont and John Cochrane, radical can
didates for the offices of President and
Vice President of the United States,
have withdrawn in order to prevent
the election of the Democratic
nominees, though Mr.. Fremont says that
it is not done "to aid in the triumph OF
Mr.. Lincoln" This palliative need not
to have been administered; for, who else
but Mr.. Lincoln could he aid if he with
draw to prevent the election of Mcclellan;
There is some brief but not unfavoraoie
war news. The guerrillas of Kentucky
are particularly active.
The campaign for Lincoln, johnson ana
the Union opened on the 2lst in Sisklyou
county, California. A great meeting was
held in Yreka. The Coroner's Jury have
made a second visit to the wreck Of the
steamer Washoe. The jurors all conclude
that the disaster was caused by the neg
lecs of the engineers of the steamer. The
Miners League publish an important no
rice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-23
FRFMoNTs WITHDRAWAL.

In whatever else General Fremont has
shown that which appeared to be re-
markable infrriority of wisdom, it cannot
be said that his act of withdrawing from
the Presidential candidacy does not be-
long to the highest range of superior WIS
dom. II is wise for himself as pubic
man, wise for his party, and wise for the
maintenance of the patriotism which he
and they have broadly protested IN count
less instances.
The telegraph announces, to-day the
withdrawal of Fremont and Cochrane,
with expressions in favor of Lincoln and
Johnson. The event of withdrawal was
expected, and the expectation was great
" heightened by the opinion, and
the hope of many, that Fremont would
endeayor to turn his adherents directly
against the Administration and in oppo-
sition to the reelection of Mr.. Lincoln /;
but he has kept to the straight line and
let him be commended for it. He had
no chance, certainly, Of election; but in
some sections of the country there was so
strong sympathy for him on account OF
his military difficulties with the govern
ment, that he might have taken enough
strength from the regular Union nomi-
nees to enable the Mcclellan party to
win the battle of the ballots in November.