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Wilmington journal., 1864-10-27

PAATO's ANliCiPAr IONS os A sAVIcug
From an admirable work On the Evidences of Chris
aDity, by Olinthus Gregory, L. L. D., late Professor
OF Mathematics in the Royal Military Academy at
Woowich, we extract the following
Plato, whether from the recolecl0ns of the traditions
and truths he gathered from the Jews while he was in
Egypt, Whetner 'G1as
49, tha Divinity that stirred wi hin him.
pretend to determine-conclud3s ,ha we car
know Of ourselves what petition will be pleasing to
God, what wcrshp to pay him. but that is neces-
sarg Law grYec should be sent from Heaven to instruct
Us, and euch 0ue he did expect, and o., says he
'nog greatly dc desire to that man, and know who
ne is Nay he goes farther and afirms that this law
giVer must tie mare than for since every nature
governed py her that is superior it,
birds ana basis by man, he nters that this awgiver,
who 10 teach 10tdt OuLi not knov By has
nature must b. OF nature superior man, that is
a divine natuIe ALcl6iad III, de f, ecat de Leglbus,
ib 4. But farther still, as Rosseau remarked IN his
celebrated letter the Arclb shop Paris, when
Plato described his imaginary good man, loaded With
ali the shame OF gult yet merlnng the highest rewards
OF virtue lie describes exacty the character of Jesus
CHRIST the oiance stricklng that all the
fathers perceived ill., He glves indeed, lively
picture OF the person, qualifications, life and death OF
divine If he nad been acquainted with the
53 chapter OF Isaiah tor he says that this just
person must be poor, void OF Ill recommendations
Dut that of virtue alone tnat wicked world would
not bar his Instructions and repcoo and therefore,
within thee or four gears after he began to preach ne
s1oud De prosecuted, imprisoned scourged and last
put to death. Ode ReDub. l, z,
Wilmington journal., 1864-10-27

Lieut.. Croft, Crot5's battery, at tie front, is
in town for purpose OF buying horses tor his
tery-havng authority to impress them if they cannot
be procured by purchase He went to look at the
riage horses OF Senator Hill. after which Mr. e. sent
to Lt o., when that officer returned and Or
fered TO pay 600 tor the Mr. H. believing that
there shou be conflict With the prices established
by the lmpressment Commissioners, refused to
for his hoIs3 than the schedule price
We give this example OF the spirit which snoud
actuate our peopie all over the Coniederacy.
LaGfange Reporter.
Wilmington journal., 1864-10-27

a Buffalo IN. Y JOURNAL makes The following state
ment: Mrs George Fl. Peudleton recently said that
II there thing in the life OF her father which
regretted il that tather had written the
Star opangIed Bann4r.''
The late Phillip Baton Key, murdered by the no
torious oickle in Washington city, Was the brother of
thor OF The " Star opa1gIed Banner" was for many
years q. 5. Attorney for DISTRICT OF Columbia.
AN EDIToR ON BEAR HUNT.-The editor of the Abing.
don Vngaian ansC aoseuce hunt as fol-
lows
this paper is isgutd d. the senior editor expects
be huaE mountains. Ii he gels he
Iul tel al osGt Ii ihs gets him. why,
the bear neither gets the oIher the publc
vii lisa long ard illng reci:ai.'
Wilmington journal., 1864-10-27
sInaR un CHARLESTON.
FOUR HUNDRED AND :1xrY-NiNTH D.

FUUR HUNDRED AND Tx TY-NINTR DAY.
The fri0g Wednesday confined principally to the
different batteries the Islands, only shot having
ben frcd at the city, Battery Wagner fred eighteen
shots at JAMES EI4ud, Battery Gregg aud he Swamp
Ausei" sixteen SHOTS at Fort Sumer, and thirty-fve
shos at SuIsyan's Isaud the latter replied and fred
fourteen ehos az Gregg.
Ihe de5= who brought TO the city state
that the eoemg Morr's' IsIsOd had etYeD guos
ooarlng upon L0e city, DC than three however,
being at any tGla. several Of their lars es
guns ha1 very Iecsn2ly burs These desarters ais ,
state that the enemy have beer in expectation OF
attack Morris Island from side, This aforma-
tion they gained f,om deslr ;ers.
We indebted to the Courtesy of Captain Sou!e
for Yauhee Lapcrs to the 13Gh lnsa.-Coutler.
Wilmington journal., 1864-10-27

DEATH CHIEF JUSTICE TANEY.-T0e InteIli-
gencer, in announcing the death OF Chief Justice
fancy, says:
We regses - annCuGc3 that the veDeLah,a C1.ef
Justice Ianey
This announcement will carry sorrow to the hear is
OF the people, among all who held him in reverence for
the hgh quaLis be brought to the dis 3narge of his
the country. Full Of years and full Of honors ne mas
passed away lrUn which lie illustrated b7 his
learning and virtue, leaving behind him reputation as
mach distinguished by the superior dignity of his char
acer by The extraordinary vgor OF intellect which
sustained and graced bis long, laborious and useful
career. He died last night, ten minutes before ten
o'clock.
Wilmington journal., 1864-10-27
HOME, Sept. S0th, 1854.
GESTIEHEN:-

CENT EMEN:-
Your note requesting my speech for publication Is at
hand and reply have to say that Notwithstanding
first determination allow its publicity but nasmuch
rs is the wish request and those whom you rep
resent yCu. and will send you copy as
soon as can arrange it, have tho honor, gentlemen OF
being, very respectfully,
Your obt seIvt,
W. T. EMMETT.
Wilmington journal., 1864-10-27

Dated and SUBSCRIBED at Memphis, this - day OF
-, 1864, in my presence.
-, Lieut.. Col. AMI A A g., Acting
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24
THE ELECTION.
OFFICIAL RETURNS.

The following are the official returns as filed
in the Office of the Secretary of the Territory,
and upon which the Governor s proclamations Ito
day pnblished) announcing the successful candi-
dates, and converting the Legislature, are based.
The returns from the fifth (FresDaD precinct Of
the first district, and from the first (Agua Calien.
te) precinct of the third district have not been
received, and will not now be admitted. The
returns from Arizona City against which pro-
test was entered by DR.. Leib, on the ground that
one of the officiating judges of the election was
resident of California were admitted, in view Of
the other judges, a majority of the board, being
properly qualified and uDobjectionabIe, and from
a disposition to overlook Irregularities unless in
dlcatiye of fraud, in an election held under many
disadvantages. The returns from the Laguna
and Eureka, on the Colorado, unauthorized pre-
cincts were not received.
The persons elected are designated thus. ..
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24

George Frame Juan Chevariah, | Argaitas :
Unknown, /. In the Second District Fo'
Council q d. futile, II, w. J. futile. /. q
n ohle, O. John Moss, For House. jana,
Halstead H. j. Davis, l William Williams !
CIV. Gobe, / j. Q. Fremont, /, @. A. Phillins
NJ Crauer, l, o. Cunningham, So. Sam Nape'
|, John b. Dow, l, Lieut. futile, %. Chas' ]
Cunningham, l. In the Third District Fo,
Council Brooks l, j. 7 Alsop, 8, For House
John Howard, 2, Van g. Smith, 2.
The vote at the unauthorized precincts was az
follows Laguna-For Delegate, Charles D.
Poston, 40. For the Council, Jose NJ. Redonda
40 Samuel Eakin, 49, For the House, Il. D.
Tuttle, az. Eureka--For Delegate, Charles D
Poston, Al; Charles Leib, l. Fer the Council
George w. Lelhy, Al q. w Gobe, sc f; G. No
bic, l j. M. Rodonda, / T. futile, 6. For the
House, ohm Moss, 80; Louis Bouchet, 3; AL
bert Rodgers, Charles Cunningham / 7. j.
Bdwell, 80; q. NJ Holiday, 81 j. Willis, "a /:
Fl. e. Lindeer, 81 w. Walters, / /; ). Walters,
9 /. $. Stevens, /.
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24

PERsoNAL.-Major @. c. Clark, the paymaste,
now at Fort Whipple, is native of Maine. FL.
entered the volunteer army from civil life, as an
officer Of the lst Connecticut Vols. He subse.
quently held the post of Captain in the Connec.
ticut heavy artillery, and later wac made Mejor
OF 9th Connecticut Vols. He was through the
Peninsula campaign with Mcclellan, and also
with Pope IN the battles before Washington.
He was so severely wounded at Fredericksburg as
to render it necessary for him to accept posi-
ton not requiring active duty in the field.
Lieutenant Samuel l.. Barr is from Delaware
where he was appointed from civil life to the U.
S. 9Th Infantry. He has been in this depart
ment nearly three years-was in the battles at
Pigeons Ranch and Apache Canon, New Mex
leo, and has since commanded as he now does
company F, of the U. s. 5th Infantry.
DR.. Elliott Coues is from New Hampshire
He has some years resided in Washington. lie
was connected with the hospitals there, but re-
Gently assigned TO this department. An intel-
gent and enthusiastic naturalist, he will occupy
his leisure time in Investigations, which will VIZ
hope result in the preparation of work upon the
natural history of Arizona. The field is new
and inviting. Our citizens finding curious spec
linens of insects, reptiles, birds, and plants, vii
do we'll 10 send them to DIR. Coues.
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24

II was thought from casual remarks made by
Prof Silliman that his report upon the Iodes
would Sbe highly favorable. The presence OF
Judge Parsons, OF San Francisco, and his evident
desire to invest, inspired confidence. The Judge
is not apt to hunt where there is no game Cap
tain Atchisson impressed with the Importance of
sustaining Dukes Express between Mohave and
Prescott has agreed to furnish small escort
part of the time, if Capt. Anderson will do the
same, to which we believe he has agreed.
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24

AFTER THE LsDIASs.-Captain Anderson anu
Major Clark with small number of men, re-
turned yesterday from five days scout through
Williamsons valley, the country about the form.
er site of the fort, to Woolseys ranch and
TO Lynx Greek. They saw Indian sign in many
places, and came upon few Indians at the old
site of tie fort, who made their escape. At
Woolsey's ranch the captains mes were in Tins
to rescue horse which an audacious Apache
had just stolen from near the ranch. The cap1
tain thinks it will be proper in view of the indlI
cations of the presence of Indians at various
points, to make short campaign against them
He proposes to send out two squads of cavalry
on the 9th instant, and desires the cooperation
of as many parties Of citizens as can be raised b
that time. To facilitate matters, he authorizes
as TO announce that all citizens who may present
themselves at the Fort on the morning Of the
9th, prepared to make a campaign of ten days
lin co cooperation With the troops, will be furnished
rations for that time. Two companies of teu
men each are hoped for from Prescott. Sher9
Bradshaw of La Paz has agreed to lead oneI
Companies from Lynx Creek and the Hassa1
yampa should be organized at once. A Sonor1
trader had several burros taken from his cams
adjacent to the town, supposed to be gobbled ud
| by Indians. This occurred last night
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24

Coz. PosroN's majority by the official returf'
is 28s, This is without the vote from the Aga'
Caliente and Fresnal, which win make il nea'I
or quite 400
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24

AUBRY, after the celebrated skinner Of tha
plains" and mountain traveller, is the name Off
Williams Fork, although we think that for !
town at that point the name of Iriteba, hereto
fore talked Of would be more appropriate. All
Dry is TO be surveyed and mapped by A. f. Wal
demar, Esq, Of Prescott, aud the lots will 4
entitled, An act for increasing the revenue b
reservation and sale of town sites on pubHi
lands" Approved March 3, 1868. How II
people OF La Paz will like the starting of this u
val town remains to be seen. It's success vii
we opine, depend more upon the finding OF
good road from here to the mouth of the For!
than upon any peculiar attraction of the place.
Arizona miner., 1864-08-24

!, DOAIISKING VOTEs.--In the First Distrlct
FOR Council, Samuel Adams, l. For House
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