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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

Secrvtary Fcssenien last vcek negotiated
loan oftwrnty-fvc million off,e-t~sntics.
At los Th.s D. regarded with satisfaction
By all parties ard instead % depressing
government securities. had the opposite 81
fcot- u al BE- remembered that IN the
late loan. ubcn proposals. Yer, invited. the
prev u these boals sent down O. about
par.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

~. W. A. Rust Of South Parrs. has BEEN
appointed Inspector q Intcrr.al Re,cauc
for tie hrst and second Jis,Ticis The az
provides that in auy district vhsrr the So
rotary nay deem t necessar,. BE- NAV ap-
point an Inspector. for H. proP-cr enio-oe-
mSnt ct the las AL the dctcctIou 90 iraua.
TO b. pad b. The day -hen on lu;y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

CLoruI~G. The aftcn-ion of readers in
the vicinity j. invited 10 ihe card Of NJ =
X. Sbehsn. tailor. AZ Beih,I Purchasc-s
~ifi ind his stock 90 coatain dcsirable goods
for gcuticman's vcar. suited O. any vant
ard garments OF his manu- factu-e sevcr fail
% give satisfaction Give him call.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

Ato~u meeting "a held on Mouiav. 90
consider thc question 81 cuutinuing cuiis.-
ments 60 count on fufur. Gals Ia "a al
icurned ;n Safur,lay. a. 7 O'Clock IL r-un-
derstood the town oflcrrs have secured a
nuHr'--F 81 Haen. who an be PLAYED O. our
credit n TIE toun 80 elect.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

Ths Press. IN sasaaeraiiag tbe Dcaocrat-
ie paper IN existcuce IN $50. shou . have
Ineladed one in Oxford County. Al Nor~Ay.
which made thirteen democratic papers in
this Stste. outside the city Of Portland. %
fsgr a. the present time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

Waie- 81, brought o. Pans from the riyer
Jordan Or baPtisulal plrpo-e'
[Dahy Pres.
We beg the Press to sndcrsiani that
stony Brook AFFORDS the citiren- % Paris.
al necessary facilities for The shove rar-
pose
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

Charics Ncisou. private Waterman a. the
Boston lcpaf. Portland. 49, c-lshed 90
death bet-ccn two cars. on Noudav Iast
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

Ls.i-.ry he.iss- .f ~ Pes 81 b 81 81.
teFnta kas h-~n ,afs frcrs ~arr.an-rfs ea.r-arf.
e. ~ r--.i h~at efths Ns~k-- rf.~r fn Ns.aE.
Nau-ruas f..rsr-r.-s - raif stIrrr. aaf ctaas-
bar uai..s 49, t-su adt-a e. ths ussus h~r~f.-
fur~ ksa.s. 49, ~ rauatrv oces1tet b. 80 So
erra Nss.ta sst Hsrk N-sutsi.s. s,s thr go.
ur.lfna rsaxes - teens sta safsrrrrtstrg "a
tar -tarh !. rrkis reuauusrsus~. o. t-l.~r-
e. that 80 pro-i.st oi SO utrrs ef rrrf.-.s
ra~tsl ~ 49, r~E.ea hss t-'irg ~ s~ar rrarh-
81, u ~ sNc-~si-t 90 uai'.lca M vaar.
tsutss aFFsrss
a. -a. r-o.a-.-atel bel ~ .st su.usi -.~--ax-
thaf a.r i.I.sn sfsi~l 30 rsasa-irlisd 0Hnrrsss
o. 80 80 --s-saas aeftur epoa ~ rvcs-.uarra.
tee tr' lraTitr &C. r--ss rsnftrr. fhr sfsfrn ~
ts'lt.rata al. a is believed thnt un,rr 49, ..r--
~at - satrsi 80 the uaassressr.t s thr o. ....
.arse 80 FL sttent-l STA fsa-peab- f----
Me- SO rrsasrn. te b. 49, to provide b.. fh-
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ai pc essaatrs. O. r~ntrr tl srrurr c. "a al.
sa-ear --fIl-fs. 80 90 rrarst- go thr ~su.rs
20 iaF if.lsns- U ~ ~err~tsrs rsaeratrs b. rrr-
o-'Hsfaiaiiaas. 80 O. it-ua ~ aft,utou of Goa
gree iarur.f-
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in, F-ns''as o. .lfai .a.ir-rs. 80 ssl.-. ~ f..
49, 80 o.. uai.r-- lEhsas. ar.i a.l..a.i.at
oi a-t-s s,nirsfif'i 30 ri r.rnis rroftvei la 80
s"rHlF nf fN.r T.arrF have Isr Fl ...rrf.H aI-..n
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T-as..asr. or ft.. .i-.s Oh. a. s.i 81 usty 90
.l - .--i..ns q. - - - 80.
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100 str-.rir d, hssr ,--l fa.f e. f-a.l.asrs sr
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

Tie Commercial Baileila says Me.sr.
badd q krapr Ar ereetiag a. Ranforl
fais. n.iI far fh, uanulctar- fr1ua so
vood. of pulp ior paper
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

Hiram Chase vas drauu a. igryman.
from ihis town. instead % Thomss. ave
csrelessly pai ii iAsi ~cck
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

IT, rrrrrf -f tt- ~~rrr-n-s n. W. aa-i 80
aol.laf III .isaa-~rIs - rr,.I 49, ~a-na.s.. go
af 30 80 $50 fhr taf- .f - 49,
arr.as. o.. ar.. a-. trr a.srarrsrs FL r'ar
srssIf. a..a..r.sIrlf.rr ra.rfs.s a. fh~ " So
larfrnr.f trsag tnr .asf t~ar O. 49, st. sr-r..
~ - u-s saf-s a-lret s-sraftaI &C. 49, estt.-sI
tr.rar- --.. -. trrn co. ar. saarg ta- rt..s,.ll-
a-.I rara far-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

aaf ar~a'Hra o. sattst 81. ta- r~aarf sfr.-
ias.1ass.fr nrarfa o. .r.s.-.. a.r..... Il ..-
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30 l'-faffaurrt Ihr r..sfsI frs~a.-- ..rrt. 49,
rn-..s 1aar ala i-.t --1-...-.I FL 80 a. "a
ed DO es l-s...farrs fa -I1lhGG - o. -
orss "a rsl-atlfufss atrf frr~arfs i~..r 80 .
80 a. r. Tr-t 1rr-ra.eI ts ft- l'a.tr s.r-r
'ra~fal oh iar % .rf .I srerasI k..saf.... ID,
i ~ r.T-raaa-ar ia r.. ri 90 ssr.f.f..E.-.r III
- Har ai aruf -sssl s.-.asa..s e.. a. .-.I...
ar f-.era.rr.s asr f.r t-rs ..-..-.f III $780,
ra-aa-r-.s. la.rrr..ar-s -.fh .f.t-srr s.f --.-t.
.-.f'-f r.sa'.-s s....f rr..r.rr DO r.-.r.. 60. Il.
rrs.... .f t..r.r.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

a. -ss r-casnra-at-l fa ~ isst sr.asl -s~--nr-
thaf rar ietasn s5si~n - rsaa-iriist. Oaarrss.
81 80 49, -rssa.s. aertuU eyes ~ r~carar.rH.a
tee tri rasltr &C. rr-ef rsrftrr. far sfsfrra 10
ts'itsraaa. aa a 81 beloved that un,rr 80 .r--
~ut - satraf 80 zee uaassresursi 81 thr o..
thefr 80 hr sftsnt-I utfh rsas.aab- 49, --s.
NpFh SO rrsaarns ta b. 49, to provide t. fh~
$780, Ess-s-----f of 49, tafrsa- 81 uth-r r.srts
ai taf essaaifs. O. r~atrr ed srcurs g. al a.
$500 -sfis-fs. so fo proved 90 49, ~shsre
90 IaF ir.nsns- ~ ~err~tsrs rertrrafrs hls rrr-
o-suura'afisss. 80 o. ttsu ~ afts-t-a 81 ts--
gree - lrrlrsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

lhe rnrf. af N.-t.IE F--rarI.-a al
Persarola hat- t--n aren-d tv rra.Iaaa
tou. Dc s hrrei t-af foreign uer .lsrt.
uil CONSIDER aarfh.r t Del 90 a.r arI
more rr.f-a1'- Oh fhrm.eIses. AL u.II al.
ia.f FL. fle n.fri States. ta -es.-t 81. tt...
ant of.er rr.en rorts fhan .t .s to rI-sle.
tirlag. maHs hagarl- al al rast ..st. a
.antrsHan4 trade ufh afier rarts. vii i
u.re closed. foot oF ariaaI n.lfa-r oe.l-
patton. at least by h-isl al ef.rtasl
1.ortaie
utEuuEfSu FOEEIoN SLAVE TRsuFE-
for uvsenThsye o. doubt Of che poser
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-09

iaifr.i parrf. Ouiahs tifv Nstrask- 49, r.---
lsltusry -c.ffes of en- rar.hr o. o. o. Csf-
tornta kas h-~a mafs frcrs -arr.a.-rfa sasr-arf .
e. ~ r--.i h-st afths \ s~k-s rfsrf rs Ne-al..
Nau,-ress tascsv-ra~s - raif. siisrf. SCI ctaas-
80 uaie.s hass t-sa att-a ta ths ussur h-r~t a-
fure $3.50. 49, ~ ranatrv eccaufet b. 80 ISL b.
erra Nessta sat NerkF Mrsststns 49, thr go.
er.lfea rsagss - teens stfn safrfIrr,strg Ia
har -t.rh Z. rushis rru.uaersus~. O. is l-.l.-r-
e. that 49, pre-isct oi SO utn~. af rrs-r.a..s
an~fsl fa th.f r~Elea 80 ts'irg ~ s~ar rrtrh
ri. Ell ~ sNc~~si-t 90 ufHlca m vasr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-16

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t, P~ft esta8H4tt ts enns s@ a6Mr boulder eis
n%e- Nerfauf - .. ,nH
Don 5anen unO @Otuss6rmIOa BON 5 I&r @ube ,@d
ms5 bauBh&hnA sed8nt fur 0ns mb ObR.pLutaaenT fur @ranburtes 6pp6u> I'M
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49,, e0uts suninser,
.~aN--ze @en1nt@snt uni Contractor Der @Dnsfer eanbsut. mS ean
Sbe IOuia BulknQer. Egg HaSbor City N. Jeraey u- 4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-16
Hst@tts fir Mettenss.
aha0ag bee etisnbnsnaaae:

ahsGns Der Gtisnbnsnsise. d
RAD 8oihiu q
gOrEtttass !; 8 as 700 600. unn 10 1sr.
Radu1ittae5: 3 80, 4 40 uuo 7,2j
GCnntoef asa 3,4b, 3 ubr Iler9ens une
$50 Ra3mltiaSS.
Bon Us q b H. ton :
Bcrmtttoea: $50, 2 80 1t.l5, !.
Jtahntitta9s j.: 4.45, Z 20, II 40. ia
@pnutaas u9r aat 100 Rcraeus. Mnh
300 &. $40 4aho'ittosa fir Baltimore une
Ybilopelptio nno ] b0 fir RepeNprt,
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Na&ulittaSs, 1855
gon Balbinsioa $50 8aru. uuo AS
Ra6u.itta8S,
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Bof3uQ Morsen8. 7.45 1tin.
GrpreB3ug atenOs 9.l5.
g d. Is reo-e.td.
4.30 Gaamittass. "%aan9 pOn6reberit
l1br MCreens.
Ra9 0a|rrtSburg II. 10.
pof8ue 8 llhr 20 Wtn. Npraen8.
@TpteB3uS 9 lbr 80 Wtn. Nbenbs.
Accommodation 3 uhr Nadnittags.
8Uu Baltimore uah Dbita u
belptta &c.
8 lIbr 40 NRiu, ltoraens Noftssq.
s 40 . rr. GrpreB3ua.
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10 % 2(bsnb5 Grpre63ua.
Nad VS. i MarsIaMb.
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aehen bic 3ilge tdGIt6 7,20 Moraeue unb }
gtadmittass.
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mitta98.
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as.
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sebt Die Wfsrbe Giienbabn ron 7 ubr Utcr
gems bts z llbr Nadmittaga ftanblih bon
Der @de Gnior unb Gofitr.
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s1aa Nfnma egsdg frel.,

&intranSeser GuS S1eiIenbe Islten iegt bori9tis Iein
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ben. Sureai Ses auterasi&aeten anSefsntcn Geeuter
taufen. es94-
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men, tn6em bsr GSeut ber rDeIti&en @eIeNIHafta BEL
sbrer 2auburs ieuea ben uuter3eiGneteu ssenten rprRsNea
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aus t~Dc'ers Gnc3IEfs uub Siatb ert1e!It uututaslbIta
gS. s. ptGsesssnSs,
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SEpaGiTRtssa.
@s. 81 %9ames1s
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N0rOIi9e Central Giieutabp
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nn1 Pdrftpn Acknowledging ue5uten. :
gst< NIB grpreS;tse feSen sena1 in @essiubuuo mi,
6es Peanf5toania Central GiieaSaEn in Sarri86ura fiji.
@tttsburs, @~le1elaaS, Columbus. Gtuc{us
natl. 9nbtdaapults, Urrt Roptt, gSlcaa.
pas alien 9tSseu tes 0resea~ g8eHens, Tcpie IA @Imtra
nit Der Sietp Dprs grie Gifenbn6n naC5 aaer @fSsen i'm
a8rhli9eu unb tvefli@en Sieip gorf.
gsesea GaErbiGets unb anSeser geuanen unb ees!Ssy,s
gen Mnstunft beIieSe rIan f0 an bic GiletzOfFce in BET
eeISert STATEN, ode oou @aIeerts unb OraufIinRr., ~
nenSea:
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Gen. Supt. ct geSrbI. @entraEbo On.
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Scnnte9s ous9eucuIuiea.
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Gtcrsens um 6 30 nub 9.15, unb Wadbmlttoos !. 90 nm
AS, nnS prn &uicott's TsiGs 0toraens f.40 unb II. on
nnb SaaErittoas 2.45 nnA 800.
Wa6 MalGinatvg.
absans Oou Baltimore mad GBafbinqtcu a,croeua 2 4
200, 900 uub 1890, NIB giadm 8. 3O,4.40 IuS 7.25,
Sonntags aforsens nui 3.45 unS 800, uub seoas'
r'ittag5 nm $50. atganJ BON seoY6iratpn qaorosrs
nm $50, 7.5O naS Ills nns yldGus. um 4.45, 100
$3.50. SoRata9s MIR @IorsenS mn 7.3O II. Wo&uittaos
500. II. $50 Sur Der Die nnb Ate 9ua ten g9aYf;,
mcre nnb br erte aHh Sierta qua BON @oISirctpn
teiten en- alien Statioaen an. Ser stoeite nnb Se(5f.s
3u9 oon Baltimore unb Der finite 3ug bon gDoI6inaton
rer6inbea flo nit bem anrappLisz3uss,
seeeen u6Berer Gasfunft uRS 8ilete febsr grt ,Dei,ee
nan ft3 an 8. e. guglaue, dssnt IN BET gamSenzgsta
ton chez an bic EidetsOftce.
SO. p. Sntt5 Gtausport meifer
.. 81. Gele, Gsueralsggeut. i3an6in
, 1864-01-16

ehoo.ets called TO him 10 halt. The prisoner con-
eidesed hie eaeapo certain, and replied insu1ingfJ
when Bibelns fred-.he shot taking effect in The
locomotive apparatus Of the rebel. His leg will
probably recover without amputltion.
Il will be remembered that Charles Wheeler was
one Of the four who were suspected In September
last Of being engaged in assisting rebel prisoners
to escape, at ttc moderate price Of 500 per man
releasing cx-Goyernor Ma:oI1n's son and othcrs
from The "i1rst fcmilics." The fo1r guasds sus-
pec.ed Of this crime MI deserted after receiving
some s1,soo from the Kentuckians who, At that
Joseph Stevens, Of Co. B, Michigan Shazpshootcrs,
hid been to Kewbern, II. c.. with Capt. Sanders,
{who was arrested BY Provost Marshal James f0r
the murder Of citizens OF North CarolIna, at Eiiza
beth c!ty) Or hig way back stssens heard that
dllgent and pesseyerins search found him, and
brought him back to Camp Douglas, where his
reward Of ner1t'' will be decided BY Military
Bommfsston-
summoned to Washington to alt upon Military
Commission. 10 estab1ieh the rapk and grade OF
officers Of the Invalid Coips. Col. s. is senior
officer, and one Of the best in the corps.
Invalid Corps, has been detached and placed In
command Of the rendezvous for drafted men at
Pnttsdam, Penn. "
The health Of both the ganisen, and the prison. 2.
" issEn tgat Com%|ssioners are daily expected
from Washington to look Into and decide the cases
o. snch Of ths rebel prisoners as are a9xtoqs & to
dents proclamation.
There has been ycgy heavy pressure for some
time rpon the Government, made by influential
end other relatives released upon taking the oath
Gf a1leEiaDce.
, 1864-01-16
% I e d.

In this city; Jan; 18Th: DELLA ISABEL, daughter Of
John r. and h:Fotte D. Ferns, aged L years.
Funeral At 2 o'cloekP r. to daY Saturday from
residence 18 Pine street. FTleods Of the family are M
Titcd to attend without further notice.
In tho Ogden school to-day little desk, not before
vncant, during school hours for two yesrs past Il
drnped in mourning BY the school companions Of
little Dea In the classes p1ace Ia vacant. Absent
here hencefofth forever. Present above, where He
stands to welcome little children. tho launbt Ia the
fold OF the Good Shepherd. Gone home to Him, What
blank hAs fsllensupon the home here whe1eunto God
alone can minister.
In this city, January 14th 1851. L. c. sHIEL, aged II
Funeral will tnke place at the south Presbyterian
Church. corner OF Jack8on and Thru ayen1e On Sat-
urdAy afternoon at O'Clock.
In this city Jan II 1s Of diphthezia and typhoid
Devonshlre, England, aged Il years.
On the 15sh ins':, ANNIE u, wife Of WIN. r. Fleet
wood and daughter OF o. &. Hosmer; In the twenty.
sirth Ut 2F Of her Age. = ;.
r. New York papers please copy.
AZ Eocedahs 1untau County. Wis. At ths res'de1ee
Of ~ eon. on The " inst. PAUL TON, in the
tF St. Loa's. Mo-, papers please copy.
, 1864-01-16
AMUSEN1ENTS.

McVIcKrB's THxATRk.-Mtss Ltura keene, Mr..
Levick ana Mr. Peters, will appear for the last time
this evening, at McVieker's Thcatre, The play se-
lected Is Wives Of Ireland or, the Foster Broth
e1a. This drama 17as played for the first time, In
this city, on Wednesday evening, and received
with very marLed favor. Mr. Lerick will peraon-
ate the character Of Shane Msgdnnis, and Mr. Pc
ters, BarnabJ BlinEcnsop. The latter made de-
eided hit In that character at the previous repro
seutation, This afternoon, there willbe perform
ancc more particularly for. the accommodation OF
tamilles, In which Miss Keene will appear In her
Gayorie character Of Rachel In the plsy Of Rachel
the Reaper. -
the C1ncUs.-Tha famous historic pageant Of
the Field Of the Cloth Of Gold, founded upon incl
dents in tho bright and Brilliant days. OF Louis
XIV, Is creating great seneat1on at Robinson &
Howes' Circus, and drawing large crowds to wit
It, It Is the most gorgeous thing OF the kind
ever Attempted in this city, and probably In the
West To give some idea Of the extent Of men
and horses engaged in 1t, We would state that COM
bined, they number over one hundred. The piece
embraces d grand tournament, exciting combats,
professions, &c. For the accommodation OF Indies
and children It will be performed this afternoon,
to which will be added performances In the ring
By Signor MonteEerdi, e1assieal possulings by the
Brothers Bordeau, Pirourette horseback riding BY
James Robinson, &c. The same performances
VIII be repeated in the evening.
AcADExy or Mus1c.-The programme which
has been 60 popular during the past week, and
drawn crowds beyond the cspacitg Of the "Acsde-
my" to hold, will be repeated ibis evening. It In
cludes New Years Calls. Father Hemp's Old
Folks, Echo in the Woods, &c. /.
VAa1ET1Es.-They haFe mammoth company ut
the Varieties, and each one does his best towards
entertaining the aud1ance. In this they succeed
admirably. Tony Pastot, who fs named a. the
principal card, Is still there with his budget Of
co1nica1itiee. which he opens and exposes to the
audience for its amuEement. =, !.
AsTsonlg's Gen. anAar.-This work Of art will
, 1864-01-16

10 the car Of that God who IL ~ rsspeete9 Of per
FOES. Would this venerable Bishop o1 Vermont
attempt 70 convert this coorcd woman to his theo-
Let as no enses hsar 81 be
ence of e1svery. It il like the story Of little
iii who was inbled with religion and vas very
ous 9ne ds sae ;, o
down suddenly. crus6ed it 10 death;
The speaker would rather, be tGn9@!ianfh @iah OF me
mar1fsee Eite, in the baIbariBn OF 11m9uctoo,
than be- torn AWAY from her hns91nu 911g IN sae
South. She world rather bring her children q? In
barbasisn than have them torn from her breast IN
nesr @ Washington Who was carrying basket Of
pea1e, which Ehe was taking to her master, fifteen
miles distant. Heasted why she dian.t run away.
The plantation. be Then asked hsf II she had
as good a. email piece Of h--n." H.
The moLsfe1 Of secession 1eS MI e Ga4o
snd the rcpe that hung John broMn: ,a II o9gat 9 TO
bc torn to pieces, and not one etone len On
ne war + eve, he s19ta 5a ,Ss9 %s
have been fling on their friends. Many touching
scenes Of Tho war hare proved that Tc wer9
T. quarrel 1orsyes sevc7a A sceucs ege gThe
proved that. they wcrc not governed by
Strife The pickets close together. chatted pleas
antiy, and on one occasion Federal M Tailed the
eosed to as Snasy T
8 splendid dinner, and having sent 1t down TO the
rebel lines received in return three cars Of corn.
They had nothing else but mule meat-probab3y
tl1s accounts fof the obstinncy Of the garrison.
It ie said that etaryationis the only thing thnt will
mt an end to the rebellion. Il ts like the old
wonan. Eho, telling Of the death OF her husband,
said, +.ho was dying hard, but put Q pillow over
his face. and be went off Ike g Eamb"
There is one thing We hare, which philosopher
looked in vain 1or In Athens-an honest MN.
Loud appIause.] It may seem strange that after
the administration OF Pierce and Buchanan, an
honest man can be found among politicians and
contractors. None bave attempted to rob him Of
It. for the right is at the patent office. It Is true
that he has made mistakes: but II be raises his
foot slowly he puts 1t down firmly. Mr. Lincoln
tells stories they are good ones and he don't tell
many; the speaker heard him tel four In i've
minutes.
None can forget the scene, how Banks allowed a
little negro to ride on q cannon Although Hanks
was On The retrcat, Ethiopia was on the road to
victory. Ubiquitous and irTepressible she has
been with US from the commencement OF tho war
smoked out Of Sumter; went to Richmond and
came back changed base with Mcclellan /; cr0sacd
the river with Burnside and Hooker; chased Lee
Into PENNSYLVANIA and chased him out ngaln
walked into VicksbuIg and Port Hudson; b1cd al
Fort Wagner: she will alnmher orcr the rntns o.
Sumter; sho will march through Charleston ant
null down the bastl.e in Richmond, and hnallJ
lead us on to victory. -...
The second lecture will bo delivered this even
ing; Its subject, "Washington, London ami
Rome"