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A TTBSTl0N Is CALLED TO THE fol.
n lowing list Of American and Foreign Pc.
riodicais; fJt which | receive subscrptions.
Permanent arrangements having been made bv
the United States Government for the carving
Of the mails from the Atlantic States BY stramef
fur times month; am enabled to receive sub.
scriptons at q much lower rate than formerly.
The same care and attention will be paid TO ,ie
forwarding Of all packages; for which this estab.
lishment has gained stich In enviable reputation
throughout the Pacific GUast:
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NEWS DEALERS AND BOOIk-sELLERs
IN READ AND RHMEMBERl
j. STRATMAN,
WuOl ESAIE NEWS DEALER

p" I1oLCohLL NEWS. DLhlAEhs
Packs and forwards all the Daily and Weekly Newspaper.
Magazines, etc. all parts Of the country, with great dis
patch.
IsELL AT ICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
EVERY NEW NOVEL RECEIVED As SOON As PUB.
LlsHED. A
Ihave special arrangements with an the different Pub.
sers statnners, etc., and furnish the Trade with Rocks,
Stationery, Blank Books Music, Portraits, Prints, Medals,
Melainoypes, etc.
Song Books In great variety.
Ihave unequaIed iaclies and guarantee dealers the
closest attention. I'll
send for my Price List. and give me q t,lai.
JOHN sTRAfMAN,
San Francisco, Cal.
, 1864-01-09

BeDpIso HoRsEs on SAwDUsE- Having
used sawdust as bedding i;,r horses for i
knyih of time, the rss ilt Of my experience
may net be unacceptable ~ some Of you,
inquiring readers. litter the horses on
u 10 tho depth ol six and nine inches, rak.
ing I'll the damp and soiled surface every
m'rnlng. and spreading evenly little
fresh. reInoving the whole only four times
a year. It's advantages appear to be many,
o. which ! will state few which give IT,
10 my estimation, It's great superiority over
stra y Il Is much cleaner and more easily
arranged, and vi cnurse much cheaper al
first .cIst, making 10 the end excellent man.
ure. l. b peculiarly beneficial u the feet.
AFFORD ug thsm . cnl purons stuffing. a
substitute f,r the suil or earth we always
lfiud in the hoOfs VI a horse at grass, and
presents Tie nearest resemblance 70 the
hprss's natural foUting--the earth. W..
have never had diseased foot since th,.
intn,duciian uf' sawdust In the stables, now
soma years since. Horses bedded on saw.
dust are also freer from dust and stains
than when on ordinary litter, (simply be
eanse the sawdust l. o better absorbent,
perhaps and testify their own approval Of
.it BY frequently rolling. and laying down
for h'mis ~. the day. Il also has the re.
c'pihmeidali1WVf being uneaia iable--an, ,aal.
uyanta9p which ail in charge Of horses with
M hsbitnf cplsIm.ng ihSir litter will read.
IN admis BsIng free frosn pungent smell,
Which i apt TO accompany straw, (unless
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packages which this establishment has gained such an
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, 1864-01-09
To New England Ssving Machines,

that have given such universal satisfaction are constantly
on baud sveFy machine warranted.
Needos thread, and other suitable aterlaTt 10 uue WIt
the abnve machln constantly on hand.
CONFIDENTIAL circulars furnished agents application.
DsMlNG 20, Agents for the Paci1c Trade,
al. Ne ShonigomeFy u, Masonic Temple,
l'ou ean Francieeo
, 1864-01-09
Lhr IlrMer's Corner.

Commun ;eltions on agricultural subjects, from
subscribers and others, are iaracd for these
columns
, 1864-01-09

HOW ELS
STANDARD SEWING MACHINES
Adapted to eve1y variety Of Sew
ing in Families and Manufactures.
Establishe In lSij--lmprOyed from time 10 time.
and fully perfected In lseA
AZ the wer d's Fair held In London. In lsos,
they received the Prize Sredaii
sALEsRooM-No. . Montgomery street, Ma onie
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DElnKG q co.
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DANCROFT'S HANDMADE LlNEN PAPER,
I'D all pure linen, put up In quarter PACKAGES the
nnest writing paper In the cnited States The following
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-07

CONSTITUTION 4
e S YR III P
COMPOSED OF
JODIDE POTASSIUM,
With tho Compound Concentrated Fluid Extract Of
'' Valuable Medicinal
ROOTS AND HERBS,
Prepared by WIN. H. GREGG, M. D.,
Graduate College Of Physicians and Surgeons, n. Z.
formerly Assistant Physician Blackwell's Island
HS.pa late Medical cssrnO Ssw nOrk
~ e'A's 'NEsSs Edwin 6 B. Morgan. gam
Constitution Life Syrup
-tfmos2 HAS rRoDucfD a's71si1lC
AREv0LUTI0N in MEDICINE!
What may seem almost incredible. Is, that many
diseases hitherto considered hopclesy incurabs are
frequently cured in q few days or weeks. ana s VIZ
minded and scientific 70 cures which have no pnrni
iel Al the present day.
Our medicine Is peculiar; BY i the seat Of any
disease Is directly reached and tho equilibrium re-
Those who have suffered long from painful and OBJ
nae who have Tsny ySS sought ss
lief from advertised medicines Ihose VINO vahhV'
lbe cured By other physicians '-s4S "a
~. c.,,.,,,v,,o,, vs,e
Arc Anvi.oa Syrup. ,S,..5 - ~11'T 4
ifAE
n...,o ,hs ns.t Ave wears we have contended with
Dan,ass and overcome Opposition as herculean as
ya,s's were aver encountered by any reformers. Il,
nm RAPIplTY OF CURE. isa
Your SS gSs h,. Ssls ss
can only be cured By the slow recupera'vo proce''
This i our reply; In health ne b?dS; ko TS,t t
balanced SCALE Is STATE oi ona siSa of tbe
when, from any causo, uorn 49,. VtDhat 4. ra,r;
scales. we have tns enects VI piHU. n T tbe scsis
site is' 70 restore 'ne no'n'"' D"''n' '. =.
r:e~ c--,-x,,.
CONSTITUTION A1I6 0yIuP,
q, "a ,r.c;sc ,emedv for nil diseases orig
,Ip,i.a p?is,,'ysy from Sou AZ IMPURE STATE OF THE
inntlng sIom on ilISIt SES trans
bhUvp i..ol S, ana ioI RENT ~ T0 ci}II.I1. =
mi's'u hon Yvc1x
~" laA.c
Hemipleea. Paress larapes% Islasss dS.
syrup Is the only effective means Of restoration in
the OF parays tna1 ss we
crate thatit u empnaucaiiy inc Vfea' 'i'iAs
Power. a.e atti iet
.I. :. s.,,,.oh
Indigestion Liver Complaint WeigntaS ~ S,aS nnasts
o0n'''p''''n'F 'Fl.tDience. Bad Breath.
SCROFULA.
c,,.ndrIsr SweyI;ncs liberation
Kings Evil. Erysipeas. Salt Rheum.
This taint (nEREDIrARY and ACQUIRED, hlling
life with untold misery, Is by oil usual medcai re
| ical remedies incuraole.
| soTf RHEvNI A4TISm,
rArthriti,1 Neuralgia. Gou..
Lumbago. Sciatica. nc po0lcureaan. rle...'.,.
tnere @ !; II my ysoyepeen. Il IS in Rheumatism and
nie oyruP arsct;ons The most intense pains are
Instantly sTspgs "s s5
reouc,eI l,oauS, .tsnd;nS have been cured by us.
years '''nu"ei eiNERWOIsNESS.
Norvous Debility. Shattered Nerves. Epilepsy.
ST. Vituss Dance. Loss of Power.
Confusion Of Thoughts.
oh whu bsv pesJ these lines Particularly
o Tar;ne ,go,en will this medicine prove an
;oestimabe bessinS~directing their footsteps to
Hope which iuin,s more .sAn isw.SEs ps a
mERCURIAL DISEASES .g
Salvation. Rotting of Bones. Bad Complexion.
cop,r,r,rTJ~M IIFE sYRIIp nnrres tho ,v,-
tenn V entirely from ali the evil effects Of MERCURY.
and pa1i Sardens sposs Gums
and and secures tho festS as firmly ss ever. -, -,
n0NTTTTHTT0N IIFE SYRUP
$500. -, .nd Sranob All Erupt;ve Diseases o
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-07

and>but one change 70 Louisville. st. Louis and
Chicago.
On and after Monday, Nov. 10, 1868,
Trains will leave Columbus Us follows:
INDIANAPOLIS iExiPPREss-At aos A.. NJ.
connecting direct at Piqua at AIS for Troy and Day
ton; at Richmond at $50 for Auduhc1 Iogansport
and Chicago and at Indianapolis at 9sa5 for Louis
vile, Terre Haute, Evansville, Cairo st; Louis, La
as SrnSd sS 9gSTSy st. SSssph Chicago
uRBANA AoSSaSoDHFfdS.As sESHNR AFh5S eas A. NJ.
connecting as JEbsns q llso for Beetontsine KEN
THIRD TRAIN.
INDIANAPOLIS .EXPRESS-At lao P. NJ,
connecting direct at Milford, south, for Mechanics
burg and Springfield. and north for Msrysville and
huntsville at Pqua at SOS for Troy, Dayton Union,
Muncie and Winchester: at Richmond at725 for An
derson, LosapsPort Peoria and Chicago; and at In
and all western cities.
7IG ~ ~ FOURTH TRAIN. h''s'Ae
PIQUA ExPRESSMnAt5:l5 = 7; NJ. connecting at
ss with Dayton and Mchis1p nS T. r. for bma F
GTThe 2:O5 A. M. train Of this line Is the only
night train from Columbus for indianapolis. Terre
Haute. Lafayette and Chicago. and the western Cities
Sleeping Cars are Run ON Night Trains
This is the only through route betweeen Columbus
nd Indianapolis. and the only route on which
Through Tickets can be Sold.
The cars of this line start from IT, depot on the
west side Of High Street, opposite the Cincinnati
Depot. lts ..
Columbus and indianapolis. and no other route with
out chaning cars exists. III. ufe.. .,ff.lgt-t 30
A8Euy your Tickets at the Columbus and Indian
apois Depot. thereby saving change Of Cars Al
s8-Fo Tickets and any Information, apply st the
Office. OPPOSITE THE UNION DEPOT. Colum-
M N. g. CAREY, General supt.
r. CHANDLER, ,Ns a35aT1 10 800 -Tl
General Tidket Agent. f.Ifr psi. sd
m. ID. BICELOW, r..,,. =. .,l ..sf
~ iHlti General Passenger Agent.
Columbus. Nov. ~. 1s63-dH f7 f-it@ At9o
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-07
AYERS hs-' a'i.
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other pur-
eatives in the marker, and their superior virtues
are so universally known, that we need not do
more than TO assure the public their quality Is
maintained equal to the best it ever has been,
and that thcy may be depended on to dosall
that they have ever done.
Prepared BY j. c. AVER, M. d., & Co,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by ,,
@. ROBERTS, Columbus, and by dealers in med
icine everywhere. A' t-f. DIE
septl3-d&weowfy ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-07
1868. . Iirl 4 1868.
Winter Arrangement.
TIME CHANGED. ye..
Great Northern and Eastern Route,
Cleveland, Columbus
,sss,sgg ~ AND litsi ilnu 3ti.p
CINCIN N Att
EEsllE
RAILROAD.
. sT1areo Traiza1 Dai1v,
p a EXCEPT SUNDAY. ..'''i.
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
Liftle Miami & Columbus Il xcnia
Railroads. s,.s ,a,a,
FIRST TRAIN.

spl.e.842 FIRST TRAIN. % l{n 4Holt3
NIGHT EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus st 1So A.
NJ. viii stop at Delaware, Ashley. .Csrdineton,
Gead, Gallon, and at all stations north of Galion
sTSs Baso 4 cszsaPa sS p H. Il sis Nsn Yak S
Boston. Sop NJ, Chicago, via Crestine, 1850 r. ~.
cSissss csSE ia sS Grafton f. Nj IpS psffssRa' 100 4 h
5llg.i SECOND TRAIN. fdns II
NEW YORK ExPRESS--Leaves Columbus al
lao P. NJ. Win stop at Delaware, Qardington.
pSnfTs fSa sa s n Bao AZ s
iss iiss P9ssf9 fSaaspha ts 100 K Nj 6Siss &
20, via Grafton, at A. M az i8 3'l7',l
S'iI THIRD TRAIN. sHai
p. NJ Will stop at ell stations south of Shelby, and
at Salon. New London, Wellington, .Grafton and
Bsges arriving A. cleysIaad n eSS Nj punsrb
2a6. A. NJ; Philadelphia, $50 ?: NJ; Chicago. loAo
A. NJ. Chicago, via Grafton, at 1880 A. M. M
anf' if CONNECTIONS.
AT Delaware with Springfield Branch for Spring
AZ Crestiins with Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chi
cngo Railroad for Pittsburg. Philadelphia and Balt-
bsbS iSf %tE nSssii sansGus Mansfield and Newark
Railroad for all points that road Also. for Tole
do and Chicago t4 Gf9gF ai91e
SIsysand nI' VIZ S'i Lake Shore Railroad for Erie
Dunkirk, Buffalo. New York and Boston. 7''' vt
Patent Sleeping Carsare rupIon aI1
Night Trains 20 Chicago New
2la Work and Hosfoh. sal5
Xss-I3aeraee checked through TO New Xork ana
Boston, via Cleveland; also TO Philadephia and New
York. via Crestline. alF ofla1ofi
.af,f,f als.sj4d RETURNINGt So Egiga8
Night Express arrives st Columbus q Los 2 M,, Y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-07
TO the headers and Friends
- ss,s us - THE aryg0
OLD OHIO STATESMAN.


pWehsyc this day considerably ENLARGED THK DAILY
OuIo STATESMAN, and now print u on plain ana
handsome new type, and clear white paper;
In politics, the ONO sSfAFEsMANi Is, IN war as IN
rcacc for the Country for the Constitution, and for
= Union Of equal States, with equal privileges. and
with equal and exact Justice 10 all its citizens- We
arc for the old Flag with not Star or STRIPE erased
and the old Union far as IL possible 20 restore ~
and for the existing Constitution. IN is SPIRIT iet
Upon The coming events Of the year. rest the hopes
Of tEo People and Govornment. We are IN the mlost
or bloody and protraeted civil war. Its Duration
md close depend upon wiscr, truer and more patr-
otto policy than We have during the present Ad-
ministration. We owe itto the memory Of our faith
era and 70 the hopes Of children 70 the future Of
our country and to the best interests OF mankind 70
change policy which is drifting Us farther and lar
ther from the landmarks Of our patriotic sires.
TEE STATESMAN will do all Il can for those pur,,
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announcement from all those who, while wishing Tor
good NEWSPAPER, also wish to havea sound Con-
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TRUTH. Our Commercial Reports, our Markets, our
Political and General News, carefully freed from
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ELE(sANT LACE GOODS.
u,HREAD and French Lace Rarbes: "a.
II black and White Barbe Lace for Sashes and
poins Iass Collars and ssis. ..a "a.
TaIoncisnnes Lsces. lCollsy and Handkerchief.
Hhs,es sea fieaea 9oeare sd Blond Lscs Edents
Einck YAK Lace Inserting for Dress Trimmings.
Lace Collars and Sleeves In Sotg-richly trimmed.
m's RreSss 9S9r ~ sSis esdss i ead fccns
Point Applique Laces IN al widths; n - :, .or %
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Ayers
sARs.Ss'AP s.s'..4 PARILLb


sCRoFULA AND SCRoFuLoUS DISEASES.
From Emery Edes, a ,rcit-kno~n merchant
Orfard, Maine es.ns,,,p.
g hnvesod large guafi,s,s Oh Hohr ,s;ieI Of The
lila pua ne,cn nd ~ IN .n,fcton 10 those who took
A. All as orr peope Try it, they agree there has
" ~ 'S Ssdicine Iike Il before In our community
pcen pcen ~ ~ l' '''sl''' ,o,..,a, a,otcbea Pustules.
Eruptions, Pimpies. Dioscnos us,.I
Ulcers, Sores, ana al DISEASES - ny 49,
add gn nv testimony S % 70 tst YOU publish of the me-
dicinal Virtues of your SARsArARILLA. My daugh
ter aged ten, had an aici,ng nsn,os rn ~ unsbe 70
cure until VIC tried your SARsAPAhiLLA' que nus
been well for some months"
From Mrs. Jane Il. Rice, a sreif k1ioicn dnd nnch'
es.ssea KY % Jy lbs ,ufI;.red for yenr past with
.erof,Ious ernntion. which was very trunbiesoms
Not,,,,,g asrded nny relief until We tried your sAR
sApAniLLA, which soon completely cured her"
~ r,"s n,,rrny 10. s,a,uJdcurers Of erlam-
4 q ei,sJ Jage, n",er, I'm n Nash,,a' N. III si IA
q III haL for several years very troublesome ny,
,nor IN nv taes. which grew eonstantly ore until
II disagured my features and became On s"a of
snlietios tried alm0 essIa1Ii ,ut Without any relief
,yH.,oxar uy.n rntiI I foot YOUR sARsArARiLLA.
made NV faSe worse, ms you told me II
minht tnr time: INIT In few weeks the new skin
hssssu ~ form, under the blotches, and continued
until my face is as smooth as anybody (, sAa ,n sm
~ .n,oy' feet health and without doubt owe
Wto rogp gpsrnsArARILLA.u
r.,,.,,,.,..-n neraral Debility = Purify the
oiooe. .,ll ~ !, v f,Yfi
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ScrofiIous Sores by the persuyeiihk uIe " .v..
SAHhAPARiLLA, aud have just NOW cureu ,.a,a ~ -
tack of Indignant Erysipeids win " No N,mhays
tive possess equals the ~ Ia a,,,s -
supplied TO the profession ~ well as 10 'he peop'
-. 1, Iob,.fo, Eso. WaEemnT, Ohio. -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-07
WovMvlNC o CMovvN.
WE R\ooA PMs

are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon the Liver,
exciting that organ TO such an extsnt a.
that the system does not relapse into 10
former condition, which Is too apt to be
the case with simply purgative pill.
Thav ara really n ,.E s ...f. ..t .-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-07
Broken Down and Delicate Constit
7-.T.-l---sgs IN .isf lions, si{ef HHr3r n

suffering from Indisposition TO Exertion, Pain in
the Back. Loss Of Memory, Forebodings, Horror Of
Calamity, Fear Of Disease, Dimness Of Vision, Dry.
Hot Skin and Extremities, Want Of Sleep, Rest
icssness, Pale HAggard Countenance. and Lassitude
of the Muscular System, all require the aid Of the
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-07
LAYSIAN 4 BAKER,

Editors Of TIM ONO STATESMAN,
~ ers'l .sAfsE G "a Columbus. Ohio.
nrssnd fe5 specimen copies.
pFAll Weekly Newspspers copying the above
prosnoctus with this notice, Eve times before the
hrstof May, win receive TIE DAILY STATEsAAs In
exchanges one year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-04
Patriotism.

Ma EDrroE Having no,iced. uasnr
Acts q patriotism In The ssrioas prints q
The day. ! ~I,h 90 call III attention q vour
reaicrs 60 one fact The -ido- q the
isie James Dung q Byron. tno- SO - 4.
q Edmgu4 Irish - H.rtfor,i) Las sea tie
Effects 81 wsr "a deeper eoiors thaa NOS, q
ao'hers. Bus hsr trust in cod. that BE
al oserrulc o. Thascrasl ~sr.' fsr sood
supports her. altbousk .hs % IN a situatioa
for deep rrscofioa. ising confined b. a
broken lirnb. She -ss Ieft uido- -ih
sight sons and to daughter. -bsa th.v
most needed fafhsr's c.-s and ia5or.
a tisf ~ ~ sosas. ~ 80 ~ C.lu.,.ss
George InxrshsHs. sgd 81 wears. snIs-
I'D "a ths ssh Mas. Reg
Clarke. aEsd - vesrs. enlisted Ia ~
L. = Nsvv ior &c years. TLe tine BE-.
500 expired. having tbe u,o,hsr IN irno-
mace A. % Ia fate. not having bard frum
him for a ioug iiu,e
james Enuorc. sged - ysar,. enlisted
IN The Och Ne. Reg de- 81 Fsiraax sem
mary dee sth. i-S2 Inferred At BocE
6elJ.
nesnoe. aged - years. enlisted 10 a.,
sth Ne. Co q.
lienry, sd - years. enli.,ed IN fb.
io5h " Eegiucrt. r,turnei vith a. re-.
went IN Msy. rs~uii.tsd IN the 2s,h NJ
60 %
Foissy D. sred IS years. nos pisaIi.g
e. iiberrv 20 enIi.t.
liorsoe Nsisos. sd % yea-s. erE.sel
iu l-ih Ne Beg GO e.
'ha-iss = E.-rson. oides; da--tse-'.
hu.bani Cspi b. Us Ne Reg uor,h,
m-n. Cspi GO H. l0th Ne Reg cane
bone e. MaIrr. nov Lirlt Col esh Ne
Ei-harl. sgei q years. -inn- O., t.ip
tn-ie See -hsn he b. oI saoasi. if b.
does rct strsng's fte mar.trr before Pc.
iag constant r,a.ier ofth- Ms.-. Fa--ser.
-hi-h hrs rubhshei Easy large storie,
sorat ft-p I'D fat palie-s. ] ~..b fb-t
voaid flhiish this t1 81. fin ell BEL Isrgs
cir.ie of l5fsi rradsrs. eir-ausfsrre a
s.I1ai pafr.ef,sr- csn o. f.asI Authr sans
vsrc fa.srs rfftr soH Ma urs i've 81
g. al the r.rters e ths groaud frcca.en
sricr or riori.u. Gag HsErForp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-04

Mr.. Kelley. q Membsr 81 Congrrss from
PA;i.a-lpl.ia. m a speech in the House GA
n. 2tsA INST. Prsssatel sosae facts -orth
preserving. We quote tee paragraphs
- Lei 80 look a. ths ccnsus Of l~6O.
End b a thst son than hall q miilioa %
fhc solsrrd people 81 that section sre. a.
kave alrrady iotinstcd. the kinirel Of the
White racs ofihe south. Thus IN I.osisiana.
OF The FIVE r,iorcd people. II - Per cent
ar. q mixed blood. ~hiie in rcnns, isanis
only S. s. are q naixcd blood. AID bcrc
let me say. the latter ara nearly sn Of
sosthcrn birth. ! november ~hiie htiga-
ticn as pendia. "a our cO1rts het-een TO
colorrd natives q ChArle~ton tAsrv ~ere On
0as occasion abosi say ~itnsssc. IN cosTt.
Some Of NY colleagues rcnsmber tks &C.
cssicn. n. c0-fe.s -,s bet-een Robert
y. Dongis.s and wHkin-Oa jones. sd
AaOng Tho hfty uiincss.s. all Of ~ho-a verc
natives 81 Charissfon. south Carolina. and
ia Immediate sicinitv. tAerc was not q hiaCk
90 one White u,an. hey -ers al % rnired
blood
''Ana IN bsA.if u Pean.yl.aaia elai-a
tAsf the Sou'h has sent a, ~ far the greater
portion q VIA; % have 81 hat stock IN
Alabans the rerccntaSe q mixei blood .
IT'S. and m NSrulcnt e1-s. 10 Texas q
sell. 70 80 -: "a Rho-ls Isl.nl a sinks %
-. IS on S0utA CarohaA Il rises again %
Il -96. notwithstanding her sNportation. 10
pe-us, lvanIa ard eisewbcrr: in Connect
cut q .iul. to 3 4 In North CArOlins a
70 sl.SS. ia Nee lork "a - i5.ss. In
Florida "a - O. - IA Ns- jersey e Is bet
- 81. Bot these you say arv freed pcspl~
fhsse az persons Who's fashers. snwiiiiur
- eel thrir o-n blood. have msnsasftsd
th-iF chli1nSn. let u. look. then. % lie
statistics 81 tbs slave PoPalAtion. fad
that b. the csnsas II iSso thcre wcre %
mined blood among The slave Vopulsiieu
bot - P~r csnt. asd IN loo. 80 basv
h4e the pro-sis.cry deusccr.cy been lnaue-
m~uting the numcricsl poser - the instssa-
ton. that lie 50 had swollen 90 1914.
and Y ths n~gro rac~ istS - saved a. a
ci-tinct rsce. The ouly -sy % DO q - %
tske u froa the embrace ~ The slave
bolders. o. Ackno~ lrdse th- bsuaAnity %
the slave. % gov him The rte u marriage.
and @ teach him tho-e Crrat truths -hi~h
according % ths ~ ntienssn from Ne~ Nork
istvelve Or hftesn hundrsd years gave frve-
dom. and nth u nlorals. - Ezropc.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-04

Fnos rus ssru RreNESr. oar cOr-
rssrood.ns IN III 1sth. writes ~ Under
dsse - Me- ORLEANS. FEB icth. hisior,
q he VOYAGE 81 ths rcgimsns. A - have
ssrvtoiorv pubLshsd crtr.cf. froa Capt.
Me- ds.r,. &C cusit this p.rt Of ouF or
r~sPoae~ni'. lsitsr. 90 ,hs voysgs from
Hss wssi - No~ ORLEANS cur corrvspoa-
deut ssss
len Ne West for Me- Orl.an. Feb Is
iSsf Hal -ry fns VOYAGE. Arrived
A. thc uiouth oi the Ni.sisuppi. Feb. IL.
al,out o'Clolk ir the morning Tfr.t
kns~ 81 u ~A.. solns enc sung oct sgr,an.i.
but .oon 20 ct 81 hat scrzp-. Ikc Cap
tan cane 90 The sois-.n cous iusioz a. 81 ~
had bcst ~at far a piiot Afier -aiting
ahous an hour pilot came OF board ansl
CARED 20 over tn bar srt ihcn b-ft al.
We thSn hsd 10 ~an ior a kivsr Pilot We
lard a. snrhor al uighi. Coah not 90 uP
The river a as Nsrs koggv. StArtsd tbs
u,Ht morning al . ovioes. q spi,ndil
saorsiss Arrived a. FSrt Jaeksoa tsbost
80 aides up the rivcFl AZ A NJ Ju.t
before - cane % tie Fort. 90 bsard bix
gun vhirh meant. " hold IA - - vaIt-
"a until an olke,r csn.e 81 and sal all
N~aAs aeiorN ~ NFtit arN fAft4rFs Iat
uP a. fsr a. Qaarvntins grounds 81 20 4
NJ lssasd tso SICK n-H. TclcEraphod
- y @. 20 Sc Il the RsCimeus should 70
any fArtber. S0ua~ u ~ ussn ~snt a.hor.
and got some oranges. The bcst ] ever n-
Could gss thern fer msrv noshizg Al \
tse ssvs came 81 70 on. Ard - pulled ~
snehor ard stated $50 nar- Somo ef ~
Plantations on a. banks 81 ths risrr iook
anely. The nsgroes cLssrsd - az every
fiAntstion. We arrived AZ Ns- Orle.as
a. N 4. NJ. went on sho-c tn next us,ru-
ing .hoaii think frca ths sppsa-.Dos
81 dag. thai business q VERY dali The
Colcnsl rcCviscd orders % pa "a into
harracks .; A lsicrs acros, the river from
O. AM h.rs ~ arr. an "a . ors q ths
oldest dsys ever sau. Ths r~rirs~us
sas hssn ordercl o. Bra.hear Cav. - niis.
troua Agrs a1d &C shall icasr 20 das 4 Ne
raa 80 traSsPortafion TIE alth arrived
49, a. h1ur after - dii Ar left for Bra.
al ~ tny Yesterday. Thsv io.s TO 49,
o. tse sossEs. The rvbsls arV dom. bai
-oEk IA ihe s.c.nIsg y BrashsAs CIV
lc-lsiou Iournal.