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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12
THE OXFORD DEMOCRAT
Frstis~ED SWAY TETDAr EoRNING OF
WIN. A. PIDGIN l. Co.,
rRoFEiEroHs
John ,. PERRY. Editor.

TERus--Oa. Doiisr sd Finy C..t.. -,
'ssr, 81 ais-ae- T-o Doll.t.. az ths ED ofsh.
Fr.r.
Ctaeetng. We ~csd re.pectfuils ed a..
at's-tiea 81 80 q. ars spo.sd % tesdth.r 80
eSisaiiag th- ctrculstton 90 ho1s psrsr %
ths fsiis-inr oesr-
We -tn .eaa
10 Capsss. fsr 90 s-sr far 1850
20 ces'ss .fss 90. year. fot 1000
= So eppf % the p~rs-a gsttiaE up th- GLIB
= = ,nrs "it-t sccnmpsny th~ ord~r.
e. f~urnxil A Co. 10 state Sfr~~t
bo.tsa. $50 iI1 N..sas ~tr~~f ~ "a -.
go sathsftssd .r~ut.
Jos PRINTING a~stlv sSsc.ted
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12

are eight in number-iour IN either branch
gallery. It. some cases they are built in
inches. and again right Across the tunnel.
They arr two by two. and the explosion
val result IN four eIAters. tangent 70 Or IN
terseeting each other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12

The tubes extend only one hundrei feet
from the nine. tbenoe they are connected
9th the mouth Of the tunnel By fuses. the
regular " sure s.e.- coal miaing fuses o.
fcnnsy lvania being procured specially for
tlc pUTOse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-12
THE ICBEs

The explosion Of the magazines uiil be
effected through tubes Of pine wood six
inches square. half filed With powder
These run along the bottom 81 the tanne !.
and enter tie magazine through openings
made for them Between Each pair Of mag
azines and over the tubing = the ''tamping
of sand bags and logs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08
Evening Exchanse-Ocr. 81 Pm.
Entest ship News.

ARRIVED
Rark There's Hobart Bremen 40 days, ballast and 29l
passengers to Herman hoop Had one birth and ole death
during the passage. 81,
Sylyan Whitley Porton, Rio Jsneiro " days. Win
COTE. 20 Jss PLtfick Co.
Brig Clio Of Halifax Stanley, Port Prince !, days with
ogsood Brett Son Co. Sailed In company with schoon-
~. T. L. Putnam Dyer Winter Bird Hrr-ey, for Boston
Planet for boson via Mrgosue. Left bark Helen Augusta
Grey Tor NeSYors Mir8s0ane in lew days Victoria
ChT,tian for Philadelphia IA few days; brigs Emily Tor
New York iu 4 ,lys Mncosta FOR Boston, do, DO
Brig Veteran ~ Liverpool ~ =. 6srn,re Cow Bays dsys
with coal 81 inst ~ miles VI Cape sable
a bcrm brig with lo-s offoreps.t.
Bhr QaAuso Reed Cow Bay. with cos 70 C. u. Swain.
Bal. Miranda. Scott. Cow Bay. c. L. Swain.
Big w Johnston Ct Liverpool " :, Barbados, 1. L.
Dwight Left vrsses
Brs Mars,ret Of Beruuds Conzers Grand Cay, T. L. 10
diys with salt 70 Tynes smith Sailed IN company with
brz Enterprise Tor Sswiofs Cargo, 1880 bush sAt to
Moodrua a Robinson. -.
s cyclone. Baobridse Lnss~ 10 days with Goals to w
Sir Commodore Mitchell, Lubec. with hsh to Jed Frye
kCo.
SIR Pans, Orton Rocilsnd. lime
Sehr D. l., snow Achorn NockiaDd. lne.
schr ". 5. Ps'rdyo Xix, Rockland. lime.
schr. Fila, Croker, Wiefs Point lime.
Schs. Red jacket, AyeTil RockAnd.
sclr. Marctis Hall RocslAnd.
schr Pearl Hil Boston Tor Philadelphia
schr. Laeon BAKER. Boston FOR Philadelphia
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Champion, Wilson hence ot inst
Tor S--.tr.an. Having the 9Th inst about 100 miles
Sandy Hoos burst Of her steam ppes she return. for
repair. wsch will probably DO completed TO day. when se
will proceed on her
WlND-Sgnset >. w. light
Two brig, names unknown
SAILED
Steamship, Columbia and Empre CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

IN THB HOSPITALS IN AND ABOUT NETWORK,
For the pssk sndiaR Oct. 7. 1904.
REPORTED WEEKLY THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE Bf A. y
CASE GOVERNMENT usDEarAxEE- NO. a' ohAsp STREET
Aad John age 90 Contract residence when enlisted
Bennett Augustus Co A. Ia. y. j. cav residence when en-
Christansenn old Co. b. 81 Mnnesota residence when en-
listed, unknown . :. ,,,., =, Y. ,,..
camPS5 ecd Il Sss So Saratoga 6ss CO.
Cole Ben age 30 Co. c. 59 y = Colored; residence wher
enlisted, Sandy Springs, Md
CLAYTON VIM Go. H. 4ih Ohio Bait residence when en-
listed, Morgan, Ohio. o.. -
Day. Johu Co g. .Oth ~ ". residence when enlisted IN
Fletcher Adeber Co. D. (recru; residence when enlisted
Finley Xnory age 49, Co. b, IiO;h Pa residence wher
Cans Tansi age 20 Go. T. 9th H. " residence when On
Gordon Scott, axe 8, Co H. lit n H. residence when
Goodwin Samuel s.e H. 7th Me. Bait residence when en
listed, River lals Ne.
Holmes Thomas, residence when enlisted. unknown
Hurst Chare 10. 60. ID, 1sh Wis residence VIXEN en-
Haski Abran age 40 Co. f. goth Mass re,dcnce when en-
Harris Lspcs age a. Co. b. laN y Liss Art residence
when enlisted, Harmon ST. Lawrence Co, n J. a.
Her.e Herman 50, 60 &, 18Th y. y. Heavy Art resi-
dence when coli tod n \. city:
Harding Theodore, 10Th n. VI residence when enlisted IN
known.
dence when enlisted Cshocion, N. Y.
Heating Jesse 81, Co. j. 18th L. D ColoTedi residence
Hsynsrd FIanAn, age A. Co D. s7,h Wis residence when
enlisted, Hacock Wisconsin.
Henry Albert d. age - Co. H. sath y. T. residence when
enlisted. Fort Co,iugton. y. y.
Jefries. Philip 10. Is, 2t Mich residence when enlisted
Julian Georre aee So Co F. 9Th " Y Heavy Art residence
when enlisted. Buffalo, N. Y.
Jones' W W. age n, Co. T., 18th Pa resdence when
listed, Gatchrtyilc. lofk Co. Pa
Jameson, John H., p Co. Odd Oho residence when
enlisted, Morgan Ohio.
Leonard Joseph. 20. l. 9d " Y residence when enlisted,
Shetland Coz Canada West.
Me.ren Patrick D. Co. II, 9th ~ " residence when
en- listed. y. y. city.
Martin Christopher e. Co. fh Ne residence when
enlisted Sorihport, Me
Miller Joseph aye ~ Co g. 18th " Y; residence when
ii.,ed, Saratoga Springs, y. Y.
Mosck James A. age H. Co g. Tooth Pa residence when
enlisted, And.rsonvie Pa
Moore James AZ A. CO. X, 69th " Y residence when
Osee samuel are 81 Go. r. ish " H. residence when en-
listed. StoddsTd, y. II.
Poole James r. Co 49, ll0th Pa residence when enlisted,
unknown.
Pease Jonathan c. 10th " " residence when enlisted
unknown.
RenbOiiom cor-e 49, Co 9Th Ohio; residence when
enlisted, Bells, Ohio.
Shaw jane. Co. A. ls " Y Cav residence hen enlisted
unknown.
siden Robert Co D. ssth Mass residence when enlisted
unknown.
saniz, Jo.eph Co H. l., MSS Cav residence when en-.
listed, unknown
Taylor Isaac, Co. C. sd Ia residence enlisted
known
Tarler Dolpher citizen; residence unknown.
Williams. W. W, CO. q, an Del Fcsdenee when enlisted.
unknown.
Wright JOIN = ,-e a. 18Th Pa re.iene. when enlisted.
Monroe, Wyoming Co. IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08
1)oliiital Notices.
Campaign Documents.


THE NATIONAL UNION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
will psbh Immediately sres Of Documents In aid q the
Union cu., for the Presidential Canvass They no, in
tended 70 suprs,de ate the place o. documents issued by
the Congressional Committee At Wellington or by any other
Union organizations, bat rather to SUPPLY want which has
been brought their notice 10y correspondence nom drereh'
SECTIONS Of the country. They will be bfe aud will re ATE
wholly tie practice. issue. directly involved in the canvass
tbs following are no" Te-ly.
ADDRESS or THE NATIONAL UNION EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE TO THE PEOPLE Or THE UNITED
STATS Exposing tao Sentiments aud Purposes Of the
Chicago Convention >,
"TIIE TWO ROADS TO PEACE" being tie PLATFORMS
on TIE Two PARTIES, adopted respectively at Baltimore
and Chicago with brei comments their points Of diner
cucc. ~
as THE WAR AFAILURE "-beins brief statement
ofFscrs TO Whist has been accomplished BY the war to
e,lr v In the opinions OF Gems GRANT, SHERMAN SEYMOUR
sud DIX on tho subject, -.
"WuO SHALL RE lCE.PREslDENr r--beins con
l.p,c tencn, o.! the political opinions aud ocA acts Of
Gro H. PrspLEroS and AsDSKw JOHNSON.
HOW THE WAR BEGUN AND HOW NEARLY 1T
IS ENpED"-syit MAP and statistical statements OF
what ha. been accomplished toward putting down tho re
beion.
LIVES or ABRAHAM LINCOLN snd ANDRE"
JOHNSON Ia neat pamphlets Of l0pascs, with eovef'-p'e
p,,i the former by H. j. RAYMOND and The latter by 'ohS
sfy,ss ION account Of tho e,pcn'vcnes' o. TINS ~oA
can only be supplied In limited quantities
Others will follow rapidly a. they can be prepared
Tn. Commute. cannot undertake the distribution OF the'
Document, to ndvduals They will send them In package
Of 200 OF State County or Town Committees OF
INV organization certified to them 50 likely to make udSiou
aud Effective use Of them They Intended to be put In IN
hands Of did patriotic, aud we meanns Democrats ~h
.rrl informs ton concerning the issues OF the canvass
Thee Doeumeat ci be 1Ipiied IA al cases dRArVIrou'
yse ,o ,oceire hcs b,Ag oI9ecsed gay only ne CD
| Of transportation.
Donation, OF money that msy b. sen, 10 tbs Commute
for gliding ill, siatuou. distribution 81 Union documents
be faithfully sud ccononscallyeppiedt to that object
All letter. should be addressed TO the Committee ana
checks should be made pay the order OF the Chairman
Aston House. NswYork
HENRY j. RAYMOND. Chairman
| d.. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME couRr-cmccr-ocr. 7.-Deio'' Justice

SUPREME COuRr-cmccr-ocr. T-Defo" Justice
nAyh
ANOTHER or TIE RIOT CAsh.
Thomas II. Monk egt. the Mayor, Ac.-Ihs was
s,othr the action. for dmne"' received py we io o
Jny 1859. The p,iuta va. ofosef so,ns sa.in, %
.fr-. On the 18th Of July the rioters adr an an'h upon
h.. ohee and breaking de"nt- aoo' 'ntr', ~ ,,
uer.rsa TO amply ne dcsss aud drawers oi 'hr pAhn
.sr hieh they isd the b"iIdnr painful thu, lo's AZ ~
III. oho- furniture. Tue Panii therefore uoi'''' '"'s
"ss. 70, 90 w res cnial The /, still
Kocsue Emerson ioE Plaintiff John H. hA'A't Tor Cor
cnarpKR.-Oot 7--Befcre Justice LsoSAap.
DECIsIONs.
Mary Pollman ngi Jacob konrad. Default
o,.,.d a f ~ To rcrn defendant n have ifh of payment
al the costs OF the inquest 20 bc adjusted .y tae 'es sid
$40 cost. Of opposing tai. motion Judgment to stand IN Tic
nrentin-. - .,,,. .,,,,c.
TON DESiED. $50
George Opdykc agt. Man,on Marble et 1.-The
JUDI. rendered decision this morning IN IN. car on ne mo
lion 10 compel defendants to discover til" proprt"f ei "a
Wo,iG and also defendants motion to .IAr Gu, %
norton. Of an affidavit made behalf Of the ninh ih
motion mad s ss rnyry Of books se Of rs wor
Company" The object Of tho dscovrry se."d to 10 20
Ill , names Of rel drfndsn, t. be- inserted In the pac'
OF certain hctton, contained IN the 'un'non'
IN. action IL to recover damages for AN alleged hoe pup
.b"d in IN, newspaper called The World Of Which these de
PENDANTS whose real nsmcs arc Inserted III inc '"n' W.
editors or pubishfr' 4, d.,t.l
There ale several why this motion must be ueis
F-By III. Revised Statutrs, r. sJ Sec 2! u Sou,' ny
preserb. rules Ierulains the f9eeedns Tor %
Ia which Court required 10 be governed by we
ne. and practice Of tho of Chsncery In compenf d'
coycry Nothing e. br'cr settled then mat y
discover could be obtained under tue practice of the Court
Cbancery for an action libel There 10 not single n,e
In tho morning papers showing what entry sAs 81 ~
book, NC Of which discovery Is sought which would al
slo,, IN. Nance of those whom the plsnin might desire
jon a. party defendant Parties are not to be allowed 20 US
Tor evidence in prvhi. books of account Of Others "no
The p,e, 10 an scon upon simple guess that there nay
| some entry that will help their case
| Tn. motion is denied with 10 costs =, ,,
same lgt sam.ln respect TO the motion OF the acou
10 strike out portions of the sihdasit o I'm,
,on nave drsWn pon with Nv cost. / d. not sLinA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

CoRREcTIoS-Our reporter was in error in
recording Mr.. Prosper NJ Weimore as opposed TO tie
rcpor, relative TO Capt Wnsow 81 the Kcarsargc. On
tie contrary he .,,..oyed and admired the coursc
which the Committee 0. the Chamber u Commerce il
dicsicd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

eon.ider the alestion a. to how far tho attorney

necessary 10 consider the question to how far tho attorney
and ought be made liable or the cost. oths notion
tho suggestions IL Others except IN the case OF misconduct
where win be certain that do not lend myself to crafty the
personal anmors 81 political adserail.s 40 not "i'h
be understood asserting that such is the case here but
II ia not from doubt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08
Adyeitis.ment
DR.. TALBoT's CONCENTRATED MEDICAL
PIEEATPLE CIDER
fAdyeitis.nsentl

{. PKEvfNrIvs OF sicKS~~-lhc erpeish.e ua'
Dr. T.iho, has had for ID. lat Twenty h't years con
a.. ..i prevent sickness Tie article oaeicd - az Ia
bot. Nsdrs,rd Pineapple Cider designed Tor a.. cAsrs
Old and YOUNG IL nut 20 he Doctor, bri 70 en-
tfeiv nov O. the pubic One quart hailn VII nsi
vel person one year. This u rAhe new nof o. doc
tnrins nevertheless 4 wall millions sui u'is H'N'
s , better a. ysy oagss year e. A'cp from "hs -i
than 10 Pay tef dollars IN Doctor. ts snd 40 nc
ifc AMI a.. iuc91F"feucc ~ oeins .ies
To RI, srsnf.s iaars Ala one tftsfpohNi o.
Md cssd rnospple Ctr 10 tumbieI Of cold ~Aef .nd
d. ne mr.. us aef you rss On the mofnius aud the
same b.of~ YOU sight u al incfcAsr We tur, ~
ave ard action g. tie sy.tsu c'.cbriisd Ne"
YoI nsrat ~Lo has made thorough tfisl OF tho fine.
.r Nor, br Talbot that be- gained Ten pounds Of
fo.h isyrt nth Al ts tft trial lie cont nae, 10 use as
dif.efsd hpdsu beneficial n has proved
entire preventive 10 sickness n bis Also another
well tnown srnrsn IN New has used the M.dicaied
oder consy OT ten years. And has hot been day
during ilat time.
Prize ~ pr se,tls, l quartz For sale eFoTywheTe
All oldeTs should be sddfc.s~d 70
h. T. BsHBTTr,
sole Agent.
81 and =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

JOHN H. Coffin cxhorts people TO aban-
don N. Wine Cup We advise al 10 adopt Instead. brvc
rors almost urlycDsi w. kkNr tAf INDIA 'offkE
For sale BY al Ggoocts. ~ " cents g %. . -
GExFR,L DfPoT, No. ia Rcsdes Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

the President docs not take along with him. when nc
goes these tours Mr. Benz amin that most excellent
artist OF words We might then b. proud n publish inc
Presidents speeches There might be some
between the Presidents speeches and tao fresiueh'S
MESSAGES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

st.. in company with Margaret Bishop and while there
was robbed Of q wallet containing $3.50 The accused
was arrested and committed by Justice Hogan None
Of the stolen money was found IN her possession
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08
SUPERIOR COURT - SPECIAL TERN Der. T. Before
Justice MosCRIEF.
DECISIONS.

Sarah Youngs agt. Aaron p. Youngs.-kcport OF
referee confirmed Isaac Pser ag, James w i.ong-Moon
granted with BIO costs Papers on file In Clerks office.
Before Justice koBERTfoS . -,
August Belmont at. Ponnon- denied, with DIV
costs.
Maria Moore at. Jacob der Spiegel-lnJnncuoh
granted. with 3 10 costs 10 abide event ofsnit
Elijah Grifhs sg Ann BrownlTJ junction against erecu
Ing warrant dspossessns with BIO coats 10 abide event OF
suit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-sPEcrAL TERA-Oct. l.
Before Judge BRADY
DECISIONS
Hicks agt. The Mayor.--Case settled.

sURROGATE'S COURT-Ocr 7-Before Surrogate TUCKER
WILLS ADMITTED.
The Surrogate during the past week has admitted
the wills of tho following named persons 70 probate viz
Henry Il. Marsh Charles Stewart, Jane Heather George
T. Darby, Whelnna Schultz, Eliza Van Arsiar Eliza sea
man. Sarah Hewlett james stewart, Elizabeth v A. Kelley
Francis Lsndry Cahane Cain Bridget Hagrty and James
Avery. The above wills contain provisions Of any i'm
beyond that II private nature. The will of Eliza
babb providing forthe of the funeral bcqueahs
the Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society 200 TO the
Methodist Episcopal Church of the r Orange ~ j.
100 Tho will OF Anna a. Hart bsqneaths to the honse d
the Good shepherd $50 the Institution for recaning poor
Catholic boys $50; the 81. Vincent De Pauls Society Of
St. Stephens Conference, $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08
CITY ITEMS.

SATURDAY CONCERT. The Central Park Com
missoners that there will be music at the
Park this afternoon commencing at 4 o'clock by the
Central Park Band under the leadership Of II. j. bod
worth If the weather Is tine The following Ia the Pro
gramme:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

COURT OF GENERAL sESsIONs-OcI. 7.-Besers Re-
corder IIoPPsAy. -
Matthew Manning, grand larceny. demanded.
Mary Smith pleaded guilty Of attempt at grand larceny Re
nded
James MoCabe grind larccny. Pententiary two yesrs
Ezra Stodge pleaded guilty Of attempt at gIund larceny
reuiten'iary year
Frank Legare aged !, years pleaded entity Of burglary In
the third degree. Sent to the House OF Refuge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

4 hard Winter Is approaching. Inc BUR
ct,u AIEa TyLAGE.Pu protects. by electricity iuvi.ihy
connected each window In ~ YEAR, tpcfoiee II
ha. not ia, 4. J.. ioLhLs, No - bsoae""y'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

TNdNfFTI|fNFfT
Az ENTIRELY NEW INVENTION ~ DENTIST
pr-Dr IrvgTrs " PArEST in CosBlN,1ioN with gold
e ui hb.r ba.e i0r Artificial Teeth. BE- tho IiGnThT,
mos, Dru.nir and Fi,sic Dcrule Ut produced occupy
ms bat hall tie space n the mouth while sdnron j. perfect
No So Bfc4dway. Hours JtI3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

faTk Marcia
J. Overture" Les Nsryrs". .nouirstt
2. lrsh Msd.ey-Cuck
J. Romance" )o hosc spohf
sTcosD.
e. March No. l-op Schubert
s. Overture TO pohr
G. Tie ATTACH" Oncs strAsss
T. Grand Selection from X gstto" verdi
IN AFfLt
O. Song OF tie IAans. ny uhner.
~. Military cnotff
H. binAe IonI lie hsesy
National Tot Pourh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

RgEE's AFRICAN FEVER AND AGuE CURE
r~rr ff fever and que. II never fall. Depot NO
81 LD,iy.,t, ny stars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

CARPErs from the GKEAT AUCTION SALES
tremendous reduction m trcos n Enfhh hoynl Fe'ei
pt,.. Thr.. pv lnsrain aud stair Carpets. Hugs Mats
Y.ff.s O- othi. 1sbe and aiio toscrs ETC., ETC. etc
n DE- oRI0iSAL HIRAs AsDkRfOSs Look Tor No. y.
B0VsD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

lAdyer,i..mentl
WINDOW SHADES,
ron sIoaHs On DwELLISGs
Manufactured ~
q. l.. J. kE4rr.
". 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08
Advefiisefurn,.l

lAdyeftisemrpt.l
LACE CURTAINS
AZ REDUCED rnicEs'
LIS }. b. KHLrT go Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08
(OrrRT OE APPEAL q

ALBANY, Friday Oct. 7.
After to-day there will bcmo further day calendar
for this term. The will adjourn tomorrow (SauTday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

ROBBED IN A DIsRBPUTABLE HOUsR.-John
Randolph Riley residing at No. 62 Willettsi., on
Thursday night entered llo premises no lt0 Diviaon'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

LAuScH.-Will be launched this day, at 2
n. m. from the ship yard Of j. T. j. d. Van Deuscn.
loot of Sixteenth st.. r. H. inc guard propeller Thetls
of te following dimensions: Length, 25 feet breadth.
rs feet extreme breadth 81 feet; depth Of hold. ID.
feet and measuring about 2O0tuns This the eighth
vessel Of this class built by this firm for tho Neptune
Steamship Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

| Union Naturalization Committee. ..on Mondsy
nett Oct. TO- the uuders.g COED will open Na'uranIaV
Acs under the direct the Union central
No sFrankfo I'd floor for the purpose Of aiding ana
ssns no entitled 10 become dtizens 20 90
Nv vim, here Union men IAN obtain their
,,s ~ iSont lo.s of t,ms or cost VIM 4RASSE,
P'P''' ~ ~ - WV GEO MANCHOT,
Naturalization Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

q, e.. %, o.. O, 20. II and "a w..hias,on-,,.
"a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08

ADDRESS or THE NATIONAL UNION EXECuTNl
COMMITTEE TO THE PEOPLE or THE UNlTEl
STATS Exposing the Sentiments aud Purposes Of tn
Chicago Convention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-11
aR0eERY IA. AND PROVISION I, STORE s..

j. NJ u = T o
VyT0ULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
w people of Gold Hill and vicinity, that he has
for sale large and fresh stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which he offers FOR CASH as ehenp as can be
bought IN the Territory, trial OF which viii satisfy
any one of that fact His stock consists in part OF
Cotfees Sugars Teas. Spices OF all kinds, Pickles.
Flour Hams, Bacon. Mackerel, Potatoes, Cheese,
Corn Meal Rice, Eggs, and everything usually found
In first-chss Grocery Store. Also, large and
splendid assortment OF CR0CkERY WARS, OF the
heaviest make and most fashionable styles Also,
Large assortment of HANGING LAMPS, and large
stock Of Tlnware All OF which, with large quanti-
Hes Of the same kind received weekly, he offers to
me public j. MUSTJ'S,
iy2O II Brick Store, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-11

The Nevada Transcripts man has been
reading our articles and those of our CO.
temporaries concerning the Judiciary, and
says:
f,,r cctcmnoraries OF the would-be State Of
Nevada are doing all they can to prove the
Supreme Judges Of the Territory unworthy
Of confidence, and so far as we are capable Of
indginQ. they make out clear case.
In Teosrd 10 the three Judges Of the Terri
tory. enough has been said by the press Of
that country to satisfy any decent man that
thew should be busted from their positions
without the grace OF single day. It is pos
sible- barely possible - that these Judges
may be above reproaeh but enough has been
brought to light to destroy all confidence in
their integrity. While this is SO, it is mani
testify the duty Of the appointing power to re-
move these suspected incumbents, replacing
them BY men Orwell established character for
learning and purity. Our neighbor never
can prosper while the judiciary Is suspected.
Capital will refuse to 60 there for invest
ment unless at heavy premiums for risk, and
men Of families viii decline TO make spot
their homes where vice instead of virtue
reigns in high places. The remedy is in the
hands Of the President, and it behooves him
to act promptly. Gentlemen from the Terri
tory tell US there is talk in some circles OF
revolution being preferable to the existing
state Of things If long persisted In. Washoe,
is a fast country. Its people, many OF them,
are driven to desperation by the general de-
probation Of property induced by almost
chronic distrust, and but little proyocation is
necessary in all such countries to fan now
smouldering embers into blaze, Their en-
durance is NOT like that Of older settled COM
munities, and it must not be judged BY the
ordinary standard. The removal Of OBJ
noxious officers in a new country should be
prompt when the occasion demands.