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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26


u ~ 49,. Jsass Of frsA-.is 40 80 Casssy -
Oxe.rf
'INtE A s...s.is.- - n siis.s. " o.,
u us'-ar 49, 81 I-zs.h Flr. late ~ Fostss .,
s.si ts--fs dse..--i rc-y~st ell, r~sss-s..i- th.t
~ s.,a $780, - ned .as Ts-~---t - ths iei
"~'nr cs-cfst-s-t r~si ~-tste. ssr-s eae-thttd -
cs'ifaas snd unaisrr-Si 80 osrt.s. parcsl a 80
sf-s'ea 90 Festsr. tesug pat 81 "a NJ. 80 q
fae9s - Etnnr "a a. -s.sfh east csrarr 81 I'D
49, theses runa "a ---fe-is c.srse d "a ~. =.
- - narta ~-sisiir cu-sr-s $780, ez-tstl " o.
$3.50 Ne o. ulratll isas theare 80 hsris 90 $40
isae 81 ths essf -.d h.,s,s e...tassir,s flfv
acr~s. 49, -.
ihat - .a.sausr-ss. 81 g. of ssshi, as.li.r. h.
t-rn unsd- ~ Jaaa~s d. of nsa..s~Ll a. .sil
'.ussy. sheA oGst 80 o. ~ 10 er~.f n .ii r,a-
osfHst ianusrtst~lF to ar~eTt ths $1,000. "a 49,
o. y go al iatfrrsi g. abe urns6i IN 49, sst-
n-sf- hc thcret-f- pays that bcsnse u.as i~
grseasd Aissi o. 49, .nd ceuFcy u.s st-sss ,..crs
- rs-i e-tst- o. a. lst-ea .kssz s.id s.E-f 81
oordles ~ ~ st-isis s.eh $3.50 ,a,,s sna ss-
sia-a- y. n. HJBRARb
OHFssp. ss-At Carl % frubsts hsLi IA Pa
-. ~tlhia AL - thc Cs-ss.fY u O~e.sd "a ne
tatfd Is-s.i-s II fsis uary. A ~. fS6t.
brd-rrd, lat ths $50 rsttiiansr eve ns.i - o.
al psr--a. ta;eFcstsit u eassia- cpy 20 ths -.
~aie this osd-f - - Pais-ked ~crks ce--lye
". a. ihs oNtsd Ds8ecEat IaI.-s printrd 81 Pa
-. taat tArs ss.y spp~aT a. fr.h.tc Coarf - -
49, - fsFi-, a. szsrt Couaty. 90 The third Tses
d-y - farch sal, ~ oias sfthe eiosk a. ths fore
'.-.s,, 49, shr~ esa-s. Il 49, th-y have 80 ths
ssfa-r rsusi1 sot h. grautsd
E.W. WOODBURY.. Jalrs.
J. :. HOBBS Rs,s,,-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26
Maino Wesleyan Seminary and Pc
male College.

l'uE Srrin- Trrr, . .H csusus-a-- NsscuiGlh
Il H. Narrr.si Cls-s ssin o. s.rg.a.1-i thr -
- ,ssss 90 Dc terra. ~ral GO a CsrrsL.r
a. 4. TORsEY. frr.slsat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26

A NlNl~rEATOE' SALE P.rssss, b.
~ iae-n-r frsal ~ hss .ras.i- Isf-~ n Prs-
ls'e o. iae Coaaif ri uss o.. shsr go ~ psl,-
p tac.flis lei fae pct on 90 nrfhr. Hfn -
-afuf .t' o. iqh dsy sf Msrrh. 4. ID l-6t "a
on a'rark .n fhr s.fern.aa tn d. ri1hf aaf r.i-
tsfe-l $500 -ferhrn ilaf. = hse tf ssiI H~fh
f.. tecfaar 4, haf rs.ss-ssrl lf IRE Tree 81 ~.
afcsaar. 81 aat fol fhe h.aae sal ..f o1 ah-rh fhr
saif $500 -iafds. sf1sfe on sa=l Iiffhsl WiIf.
80 tao~r - 80 Eel fusr C..lrs.r t,..lrsI p.f.a--
ar.." Trra1s rash.
Hefkei F.bN e. fs6f
Ifft~ u CARTER. Ataiassf.ia-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26

The Times 'ays ile Dasss have loss ~.
erything in Sclies-ig. tut hoaor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26

g. a. ia. J-lgs Of Ps.istr b, ,h- C..,aiy o.
bNtarf.
III NELLY rsprrssnrs HANNAH q NOR
Al ION. - Pare 60 sasf Cauafr. that she 81.
60 -ains ~ Eicharf Mofisn lsie q Pau- D..
s-sa CosaiF So Died o. th~ fseaft -~ssisth a.,
81 >epteui'--r. q. ID i~ot. iaff.fste. .riz-d sai
fossrssr,4 I'd rsi estate. s's aal chaftels rzhfs
s-d cr~siit-. uhach aaEht to ~ siralnisfrrri ar-
olrllng o. lac " a.Irtsfe Voar 0ft.tiaaef lra,s
thst '.suiui.irstrsa ,l satl e-rie uas - sraairi
o. hafafs , NOT % $50 iaiis. .b- 49, aniar
sald trusf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26

TsfAs Hsa- J-4gs s( F'-stafs r. a. C7sas, u
GFfard
'IhE und~rsi-nei ..lansaistFsior of 30 go . a.i
estate 81 Fb~is ". Jsa-. i.t- of ONGsf. d.
- to.ssiy ~ ONfard. f~ceasss. aaI ialher ~
A Lrs : Jonss. f-ils 4. Jsaos. tssarer %. gas.s
sa-l Larcnto Jsne-. ulfaor herr I'll s-if Pact
" gpoes. dsccss-i sssull rssIeciiuiiv r-.lrr.~at
flsi saif uiaor hsirs .fc -~ta- sni ,zlsss-sel 81
oaaulan sna SAL ri.el sfih ~ heirs 81 safd
fh~i-e ". Jonrs. 81 Geo 90 rtghfs . 80 isass b.
llg arslli-i frai estate. sliuafe 81 .ttl OxlBrl
faal i-eu1,.~d aut d-srr 40 10 ttrus. o. 80 .
i-aaail-d es-t-rly Nv tir hsxasav s-adsas ifssa
tfs'g Ni'is tp folsn' sssi h~ris T. th- - rs~-
tfua e.. 30 -sHri ~--rr'v ~ 'fh-ssnson pad
ouf 30 norfheriv ~ sanfrv koss- tots ~ % a
sari - Cd saudrg r-rsun- thst $50 r1inn-s' i.i-
trr~sfs SO ul1ffrrv urTFo-nffv~. ard ~ t-afff
% sat ulirsfs. Sod thst 81 the fufer~sf "a aH
nsrtls- eancerr-i. fhat ..id taiaor.' int~rest -
-od- VI fh-Fvtur~ TrsN- thaf v,ur h1-faf slu
greet hr iirensr ta sr fhr rirhf anf fafeie 80 ~
saii assar heirs o. fh- sieve d-arssf--l r~sf &C.
tsfe 81 faiif~ 81 private saie A. on f1fv l-a-.sa
~ii srsr prsy. DfJRtN JuNE~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26

ffEr. We isaa the extensive tsn,.rv
belonging % Mr Home. in Noruay. took
Gre in iac engine room. last tu-.Jay even.
i-g a "orsman passing 49, iae sht sn8
'-' '.hrl ic.sg promptly gives. Gle Gre
49, ki.nglisi.sl sIth htile damage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26

DEvENUE STAMPS. s. .-i- bv
II WN r GOODNOW. Nor-.v
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26

otfoNb. ss.-At q Cos1rf q Frahat- h-tl 90
Par. ~ithsa aa.i So 70 Caaafy s.f OxEsrf
- 80 fstrT tur-sisv ~ Web 4. 10. I-SI
~ th~ p~tst-ia Of CsTHARfNE - -CHIR
W NER ~usto~ a Va. v. Scrsl--~r kt- Il
hs's-i ~ -ss@ c~-afy. d~r-s--i. rr.ss.s shat h~s
ao~-r asy - $4,000 s-i - go 81 L~r - h-s
.te h--hsui's ~-tst-. ssi thsf Crsai s,srer- -
srr-si-s-t g. fhH f.-rro-.~
pfe~f~d. Thsf ~ $50 p~triorer rix~ ~
80 - ~ ~ 49, s-rrr--rs-i by ssssius es -
49, o-,rr O. o. pei sh-i th~-- -srk ss--c---, -
90 ~ oStsf'i i'-snacrsf pTi.tsd 20 fssts. thst
49, -sy arf--sf 81 fss.-ss. Cosirt - - h~Ls "a
fssfs, ~ srt toeufv. 90 ~ third T,--ts.
- Nsrch s-St. 81 t~s - - ria~k - the G.rs s-s.
80 49, eau-~, 81 say thee ave ~ he ~
.hrsa saf - aiio-~f
O. ". WOODBURY. Js4r-
tr-> cuuy-=tt-.t J. =. Houus. gssf--
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26

Fon Tunosr ui.rssrs ana sr~e, .a-. a
the Chest. " Br.sas Br..~i,4f 49,. =
~ Dough Lcrsugfs. are of great 49,.
~ II. Ea'. Irritation oi tae Throat case z
ty Geld. % 1 nusuil Esertisa ftb. -
o-gans. in freskirg i- rubEr. rr s.r..--
tacy prolare a. nost benefe,sI re.si,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26

rl'HE hssn~-s-sd Gsrsn II shs l.s. Fr.aes. C--..
II sntngs. Fftu.ted On thu Cosafy road % the
seutr.l Tsrt % Ahsav. - rod. frsa The to.a
hou-~. % rs'd- fran -chsof ha-s-~. sad tuso .ad
bal nte- irotn useiag -house. aad six Iai-s froa
H. h%i WI. Sid farm coaCaias aAoaf 20 Hrr~s
- us'si-r xssi --te - cshissiios. outs 20 too.
EagitsA anc bs~ taas ~ N~sts~ Hay. A LARGE
Ianf'fy Of Mestsw hay nay - cur by eieariag
The tstsre pr-tfy ir-e from stoaez. Aad eassis
cuhly-te.is good Pssisrc ~sli ~ater~S. L<rxe
lrnrftua ~ The had % covered ~iih thfift, ~oa1
snf tiaaai-sr. naspie. ash -eea.r. haca~tae. A. A
-oi couve1s~nt - 81 farm bssiiings 80 goo1 eoa-
dfisa--hou-e snd lore Supplied ~ah sever hal.
sss ~st~r. a god 80 - hsrvsisg tooi- ai.s hav
.,asd stssk ~til ~ sod Il d~.r-d.
Terms rea-sr~he- Part ofthe pay nav remain
= tern ~ Years o. norr-sge- FoT 6rther par.
ttcshsTs apply fhe pr,issttetnr o. the pr-rr---
HEPZiBAH :. CUMMINGS.
Aaaay. Nov. g. is63.
4 DNfNI~rRtTOR'S SALE PsT..-.1 -
~ iaoea.s fsan IN Prssate C,,-ss. AsiA-s a.
AuhsIru suhin and far th- C..anIv 81 AaIra.osr
Efn. on ~ thiri Trcsiar q Jssu4r, 1854.
shsh ~ - scfss-. o. ~ hixh--t ts.lsr On sat
urcsy, March leh. iSSa 81 o'ctsck 4 N . on
~ p-rHasr~-. f-ra. q Jsshaa Sal, ~. life
- psassie. iu sgd tn.afx- deceased. csat.iaia NJ
tscaiy -s~sea acres. with che hoiidi-gs tbereoa.
t-ing 49, story Hoase AID Barn. wifh shed.
eo"es~tsng ths sasae. sita-sed ~ D~asaask ~ he
eosnfN ~ ONiFa. uso nite. irpln D~nuaark Cor
'ser- sat ave abs from Bridgtos Center. b~iag
th- -ssas =s~ secupsed bv ope Hsrsrs Sss-.n. The
sssi - suIsrsor aad us.ier good eaiti .tsOa.
ENOCH SMALL.
An. on ssii Jashaa >asH's estate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26
~ eu'h ~ ~ Feb a4f,. IssG.
SAMUEL :. STANLEY

OSFoSb. ss--if . Co.rt 81 PROBATE heLl % t.
80 ~'thsa sad 81 the Cosnts % ONtsra. Ga
ths lard Iss-d4s q 4 -hFusrs, \. ID. lea
O'i th- petitsan ainre-4id. Ordered. Tat ~
to- D. gisea IT, ruai.htng cafss 81 tAl. r-titiaa
ssfa this oi arr hsrrl. thres s.ek- ssccessis~i,
in th- pxlori prns-ral "a neusf-tprr prtstrf "a
farss. thHt 81 r-Fson- tn.er~-t-l rnar sttsni 80
o. talt fnrs1tF 90 Mach sal. 81 Ca % 'eLseL
o. thc lrsrasos. 90 Cat oi Potato thea ID, -
anI.ira at Pare. ana shes csasr. I'd ans. ahv The
GrsFCr ID sail peilfu1n sh.,llA uat - ar..t-.l
r.. ". WOODBURY.. Lar.
a true cops-aitcst-
JostAu ;. HoEns. R~-,.i-r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26

70 m Iio-. Jsise ~ Probate So ths Co...f. II
ONlufd.
VASoB w. iONEjON. aA.aiaisfrstar IN a..
~ estate "a nv ]. Bro~s. lst- 81 Af.sn, !.
ssst tasaty. cec-a-~d. r--f--ctinilp tepr~--st.-
th.t 80 r-rso--i 81 .atd d-csa -s-i d. 40
sufhs i.-p ne 80 DIDO. hreh - o--d "a
49, tssae a ~ c-ath ~ tb~ 81 Ess hra.irs
eoittrs- Year n-fifslner fh-rstsre praes ssar
hs.r ~oaLd rrsssst hsuu ii-sa.e g. s~t "a uf,c o..
psf.sse ssi~. sd ~ 20 th- Fsal ~-t.t- of
$50 si-c-as-.i So the psssneat 81 -sid d-tss aad
Fret<sutai ksrr~-. partial sate <a.sli - d~t-
fisnenisi % th- estate $50 A-ir--
JACOB A LOEEIDY A,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26
HANNAH G. MORTON

otrnuu. 81 At Csut af PROBATE hell q
isris. -nh.a ant s. tls Caasrs 81 Oxt.rd. ...,
~ lizard Iu-.iss q fslsu.rF a. ID. I-sg
on en- tarsgsiag Psfifsaa pfdrrra thaf the
500 l-fatuser Eiss nsiice o. I'll sfa ntsr-strI
~ rsastar cus1s 81 hsr T~fftaaa 18Th thas af1~r
tt-rsrs. o. - llliisbsf thrrc sea sacosssfssI
= "a 'shfrl To- -. = a-sslstprr prfni~d -
Fsfts fr ss.I t.f.ff. ftaf th-s r.ss srr.-sr -, j.
irrisn D.ssst e. o. hs-i Ia fsr.s o. the thfrd
Tzs.ss .l Nsfrh ar-t. tf al.a a'ct.,s ia fi,~
f.reuaaa fn-l She's ~ru.- if anF ta~v hssr. shy
thr $3.50 shauiI aaf D. rftntsd.
D.. -. WObDgkRN Jafr-.
trur rorV-sfi-sf. }. =. HosHs E-f .st-r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26

oNSosp. ss--At. C,,urt a Probate 49, a p
-. ~ifasa a.. 49, ~ Car-f, ~ 6Bxe-.i "a a.
thHd IT,. az 81 Fcirusrs. a %. lSss4
~ zee psfasen 81 Assxstl a.. Hsses -sLo~ Il
~ ksissest Have. tssr - OxE-sd - ..s,1 ra..-
~ c<-e@seti. FF-ttaE - 80 tils~aaos out 81 he
p~Fssas.i sstssr ~ 49, lie hs-i.sa-.As has.sr
-siv~d go p.ovr-ssss r..ie f.s ker 10 h~r..sI
-ssa k--l-sasi's ~tlls
aNfsr.a. That the .aid P-snia.-r az. No.
t'es o. si rsr-ous iafere.tei. ~ esusiug ca, a
this ofsi o. D. psoishssl me. sr~ks .usc---ss~-
y 90 the oStera llvsa-ecr.t prtstrd F-ri- thas
they uasy spI-sr 80 froi. - Ce.rt 90 80 hsif "a
f-fis. 49, sad eneafv. ga fhs thifd Ta-s.i-s a
hsfsh seNt. 90 500 ~ a. elsa - tAs fso-as.a<
sd 49, cause. if .nvthes have N, al. -.
sLoald upt 4, xrauts-f.
A. ". MOODBJ Is .Jadr-.
IT, o.spy-tttc.i Noses R.rtas,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26

FtsY ANO WOOL SPINNING WHtEtS.
I,OR sALE CHEAP BY
l. WV. v oooDNow.
Nsrvay. De-. is. lisa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26

osFaEn. So . C.s.s ~ Praf..rs h.ii 81 O..
-. ullaia ssa 80 ftss -, 81 ONe,s.i. on -
tlaft rssssf.s a Ja-.sfs. A. ID. lesa
rIoket ". NIt-LEfr. a.iui inisi..lfrr ~,
VI IN estssr q 49, A. L.f- ~ \ .fssr.
- SCI c'saais. trc-asei. hav,Hs rr,s~nied b..
ar.s ccH.f ~ airia sitai.aa 81 tas s.t.ts - sai
dscsssst - siLa-snos.
oitsred htf AZ at stsu iniff'r give aolio- q.
At frr-eas tu'rrestssf ~ rsu.inE cupy af thi.
ofdrf 20 - pl'lshef .hrFe Teek- stlrcc-sfs~i, O.
ths ONfarf b~s,a~rl'. . ,r~sr.ac-r s.i.s-1 Il,
Pans. fset thes uas apr-sr ~ fr,i,.ss Csnst
81 p heii 20 frts. in saii ~rr1fr. 80 tAe AZ 81
tasiaY ~ Harsh u~xt. ~ niar o'rL.ck a. an.
- efsaeoa. az shs~ cavse, II any thrx kavr ~ ~
the saue shoatf so - ats~rf
p. ". WOODBURY. Jalre.
Atrue eory-aif~.r. HoHus R~xist~r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26

ONFoHD. ss.-Ata Courf ri Potste hrt4 ~ Par-
ts thru anf 60 ~ Crunfr 81 Ga .arf on the
thift fu~-isy 81 Fsirfuarv. a ~. is6f.
o. fhe f1r~E1rrv p-tfifef--fsr.ierr.i. thaf a.
-t ffltarrr gIFc lHfrcr t1 ffi persons fuf-resfrf
~ rfusaug er.fls n hi. -etrfaa 18Th fsfs sfd-r
thers.a. 60 - piiishri fitrre uerks ..rrrs-ireis
l1 the bxtali prr-lrraf a urs- raQef rrtrfei lei
Fsri-. ia AL Caaafy. fhaf fhef .a ,v art-ar ID =
fruhsie Cesr to D. hell si ftris 90 fh- th.id
Iues,lay q Msrca nesf. sf aa~ a'eck ta Do r.r--
aa.r aaf sae- csa.c. if ans tie5 have. sh, thr
1899 sho.fIf ust a. afsafr.l
az. WOODBURY.. gal-r.
4 90 rlrT--alIr.I- J. ;. Hlnn.. Er-I.l-r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26
JACOB a. LoyEJoY. Ada

ONrosD. .s--At Css.st q Pr..iy,ts h.tI a..
r-s.s. - - shssa r.as.,isy 81 F~b.ssry a ID.
i~6f
oEisresi thst ths $50 Pstaiaa-r gsFe nstic- o.
at F-r-oas inicrssi-, - esustag = copy I'd thi.
fstitHos 18th this ofder CO Cunrt taef~ca o.
- fplhshrt thrr- ~reks suce--siseiv 81 -
OSlasd Ilclascrat a ss~spsp-r prinied 81 Psri-
n rari Cesnis. hat tleF uay appear - a q, iss,~
Cert O. = heid al f.ris thr third Tuc-.isv 81
Mach nsNt, "a nine o'ciock in the e.rcno.sn ansl
shcu csa-r. q 80 fhfy have. ~hy che prayer oi
szii l-tifipncr shsuI 80 - granf~d.
L " Was..lsrrs - -.
a trss coTs-site-t J. :. uoEEs. mr..
10 ~ iio -r-'sL- Jsiys ogFruirste 81 the Gees
" ~ Oxf.srf
ID E~fE'-rftL r-f,res-,fs - : Sfasf~r
IL 81 u-rvi-sn o. th- Cuusfy 81 Cussfs-rtsni .
snd SITE "A Mao. fhat tk--- 49, t~o Cd iLir-,,
that n~~f Eu.rfisa. aaus~l " tliirsn O. Pea
citng. ~ sun ui A. a. sad q. "a Ptck-stu.s h..fs
tr-ssscd, nr-~i ss.rss thr ofh~r uaun~.i Bid
o'bcii. rhtl g Jaseph zad Sarah a.. obs.
4 b. uiaihss ~ $50 eaiLi o. d. sad he i.th.r
r--'..es IN Nsaaaeky 90 N'rgisss- SD ehi1 !.
hrc HTsrs oit lsfh ~ sa,a chtLlssa bog uaiasfs
ua .t is- as~ 81 hsrr-rs y-ir-. an as.zht f. o.
ru .f ID. rsFr I'd salft.st- a. rbris ..se .rus.
aui,r Aeael o. -psaosai e.. l. Es.--i 81 BsiA-l
thssr sar-c. gssrifsn 81 I'D ulinor caldfss
bsisd this siNt eafh ~ ~ Feb a4r, Is.4
SAMUEL - STANLEY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26

fr afftsf .f
II NHif f.r.+--..s. 49, e. Dave ri Vrr.
A aas sa -afl tsa.ss. Istf o. .s CO. go
Eis.- - .rrIers lrte n Narv .r .- ss.f f-.r.r.
49, faa' ra fhr iar af N.rrr-I-. ff.
i-'i. irirs'sfr. srf.f aaf rars-ss-l ri resI -s-
frf.. r.is SOL rhsfflis frrhfs a.I err.f.fs ft .f
~. af t7 o. a.is'.a.afefaI a....Il.rr t.. hs
" hrrr..rr 500 r-f.Irsa.f f.srs f1nf r.Iari..r.-
fr.H ri ssIf ssrs'r afar o. rrfrf-I FL. Wra.s e LII.
fs. n NuraF. rr tfr .afrr f.- rra..
JOHN e. DAVIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-26
War News

A letter fro.n CAsttanooga s.ys ths negro
troops -iil P-rfora al i@rort,st p,rt 81
the 'pr'ns esmpaign - that rerios. IS.
90" esis-sa i-uoP'~s b rsAdy for ser
wee IN The SostA-Ssi. ~ tie i.t q Nav
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18

FRENCH OPINION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
The Paris correspondent of the New
York Times writes:
The popularity of Mr.. Lincoln has been
as much advanced abroad by his late acts
as in the United States. His maintenance
of the act OF emancipation In his annual
message has given immense satisfaction TO
all those not prejudiced by special reasons
torthe rebellion, and his sagscity, straight
iorwardness and honesty in the midst of
such confusion and excitement called from
NJ. Laboulaye the other day at the Col
lege de France before an immense audi
ence of the elite of the intellectual world,
the exclamation that Mr.. Lincoln was "a
greater man than Casarp So, too, l heard
leading French politician say lately.
"YOu Americans don't appreciate Mr.. Lin :
coin at his proper value. No monarch in
Europe could carry on such a colossal
war in front while harassed by so many
factions and fault finders behind. No, you
don't give him his DUE" From an Euro
pean point Of view the merit of Mr.. Lincoln
IS, in effect, immense; but in a republic it
is the people and not the president who
carry on the war. The personal compli.
ment paid to Mr. Lincoln in the above re-
mark is, however, none the less valuable,
and on every side | hear people begin TO
say that Mr.. Lincoln will merit more than
blograPhy-he will merit history
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THE proceedings OF city Oouveotioo
held at the C0urt House SATURDAY. mimi
to nominate Union candidates for thasvsr.
iOu' municipal Offices, are given ia our
local columns this morning. The tickle.
as whole comprises what The stare peo-
pie term pretty strong cast, and is calcu-
lated to draw to itself general support
irrespective of the questions of the dny.-
While the nominees are all Union men.
reliably 30 in our opinion there is a strong
personal influence attaching to several of
them that will command sort of indie
pendent support from those who are neither
Union men nor secessionists, nor yet much
Of anything else. The result of the con-
vention will be, we think, to discourage
anything like general fight on the part of
the symPathizers. although there will
undoubtedly be considerable cross firiug
from them at two or three of the nominees.
Dir. Henry Craugle has the nomination for
the MayOralty, so far to himself, and
probably will have throughout This will
be the case also, we suppose, with the
City Treasurer and the Street Commits.
sioner. 1t has been pretty we'll determined
that the incumbents of those two Offices
have the favor of the people from year to
year. The contest will hinge on the Clerk
ship, Sergeantcy, and Superintendent Of
Water Works, but more especially on the
sergeantcy.
Our friend Hubbard, the Chairman OF
the convention, made some very good re-
marks after the nomination had been made
to the effect that this ticket had been nom.
mated to be elected, and not to be beaten
as was the case at the last Charter cleo
ton. To this end exertion, energy, and
some little sacrifice Of personal ease wa:
needed on the part of Union men. The
Union men of the city could not afford tc
be beaten at this election, because the cur
rent year is to be year of events and nc
man can foresee what need there may be
for that unity and compactness which the
prestige of success will give, and which
the decentralization of defeat will Just al
certainly take away.
A grand ratification meeting for tn,
ticket is called at the Court House on to
morrow evening We beg to urge OF
Union men to shut up their stores anC
shops and attend it. We can have a meet
ing that will assure the success of tn,
ticket, each nominee on it, beyond doubt
if Union men viii only turn out and Civ,
it the favor of their presence, and then af
forwards rally in force at the polls on cleo
tion day.
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TRUST SALE-

virtue Of two certain deeds OF trust ma . and
~ executed by William n. BerryhiII to the undor-
Signed, the one bearing date September II, A. II
1902 and OF record in Deed Book No. a. folio oTI
and the other bearing date May H. A. D. 1850 and
OF recCrd9in Decd Book No. 40, folio II, 1 Shsil ON
tue 18th day Of February A: L. 1854 at the front
a04 OF the Court house of Ohio county, proceed to
Two certain lots or parcels Of ground situated in the
Sddltion to the city OF Wheeling on Zaue'G Island
addition to the city Of Wheeling" one Of VbicL 4.
designated on the plat Of said addition as Lot No
one hundred and ninety, bounded on the VeStsFn
south bali " moiety OF the pasture or river lot No
Jour- the eastern front OF which Lot No 4 IA nno1
Water street. ~ 10 upon
Selling as trustee, shall convey only sucb titIs n,
known on day of sale. IL" III '"e
jAnl5.td GIBSON L. CRANMRR Tr,,.,.
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Bidders last conform strictly to the above form
OF proposal, or their bidI will be rej ected.
An oath Of allegiance to the Omitted States Gov.
eminent must necessarily accompany the bid.
BidderS may be present in person when the Pro-
pSBals are opened.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
SpOnlbls party or parties who viii be duly potis1d
by nail or Otherwise that their bid Is acct ed and
they Will Immediately proceed to enter into contract
under bonds to the amount Of 5000. Bonds to be
properly certified to.
The Pot Once Address of the parties proposing
Proposals must DO add rsssed to HenFT Jobnaop
y: s. K, q. =. A., and Acting Medical Purveyor'
washington, D. =, and marked, proposals for ice d
me MEDICAL PurVeyor reserves 10 himself the
right to reject any or all bids deemed unsuitable
HENRY JOHNSON,
M s. H. U. s. A. and Acting Medical PurVeyor.
N. B.-Printsd forms OF tine above ProposHlH can
be had by application to this Once.
information a. to the location, apaeity, and about
the amount of Ice required by the hospit Ais will b..
given By application 70 the Medical Director OF each
Of these Departments. janS-td
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HYLAND, WOODS & co
Important Circular from
Governor Boreman.
TO RECRUITING AqENrs.

have the pleasure Of stating that by resolution
OF congress the large bountes Of $4O2 to veterans
aud 1902 to recruits are revived and will CO..
ttnue TO be paid to volunte heretofore
ped until further notice. earnestly REQUEST that
measure conhded, will go to work actively and ener.
getlcaily to secure many enlstments as possIhle
lou shSud call on the people generally Of the coun.
IL Tor which you are appointed, to aid you and II
necessary to hold public meetings for the purpose of
encouraging volunteering. II proper attention il
gwen the subject there can DO no question that West
Virginia will furnish her quota without drafr and
certainly It will be gratifying to every right minded
Cltlzen OF the State to know that this has been nc
compSish d. A. l. BORRBIAS C3oySSoH, ~
ALI loyal papers in tine state copy once and call
attention to this notice in editorial column
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESPATE

RY virtue Of q decd OF trust, executed BY Chris
II ti1n kH@merer, to the undersigned, ds tod the
ClOrS once OF tho County Court Of Ohio ,oounty.
state Of West Virginia, in Deed Book No. d folio
SI' will proceed to sell At tho font door or tho
Court House Of the said county Of Ohio on Thu rsdny
tHS I'm day OF February At IL o'clock, A. L. Che
certain piece Of ground in the eitr Of Whe cling
dahTibed a. 1olloWS: Beginning at the soutl cor
hoE Of AndiSou street and east OF Market . troet,
feet moro leas, thence parallel with IA dion
Streat seventy two 1871 feet thence parallel With
MARKET street to MadiGOu, the nee With Aadh on to
ths place OF beginning, with all improYRl nents
thereon erected.
Selling a. trustee, shall convey such title a. Is
VsSted in me by said deed Of trust. .....
Terms OF sale, Cash.
Janl9-1m Q. z. sTIR 81.
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AN idea of the clear and unprecedented
manner in which Lord Lyons has regarded
our struggle, may be formed from the follow
ing extract from dispatch from him to Ear,
Russell, written on the 18th of December
1860, before secession had began to de-
velOpe itself openly:
am afraid very little moderation ia IN
be expected from the people of the cotton
growing States. Great as is the real inn :
portance of their staple. their own notions
of the Influence it will secure 10 them have
become so exaggerated as to be prepostsr.
ous They seem to think that the ueces-
sIty OF obtaining sufficient supply of his
commodity will oblige all Europe, and ca
Pecially Great Britain, to treat with mem
on any terms which they may dictate
They talk of Withholding their cotton as a
means of coercion, forgetting that their
own prosperity depends much more uDon
selling it than that of the Northern States
and OF Europe can ever depend upon buy-
ing it. They do not-choose to remember
the lesson so often taught by experience.
that stopping the supply of commodity
from the ordinary sources results in stimu.
iatlng aud giving success to endeayors to
produce 1t elsewhere, and TO provide a sinh.
stitute for it. In answer to all arguments
they are apt to repeat their senseless crv
that "Cotton is King"