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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-19

nISTRIBUTION OF SALT FOR
IL RICHMOND CrrY.-we are now prepared
to deliver SALT-ten pounds per head, at twenty
cents per pound. Applicants will bring with the,a
the usual affidavit the number in the family.
and bags must be furnished Of sufficient sxe 10 eoi
tain their quota SPOTS & HAnVEY-
de l6-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-19

MONEY FO u Nd. - Picked up, on
ivI Franklin street, near Fourth, SUM OF
MONEY, which will be restored to the owner on de-
scribing it. [de 1871 DAVENPORT * co.
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
Arrivals ana Depar rtuvss.


Enw 0nrIAxs-seA mship CahAwbA-coionel Martin dale
snd laAy, ,Csps burnstt Lieut. LeveJsy, Lsuu Eawey
Lieut. , wisgans Lieut. y Glover. Lsut p Luther,
stecrnge.
pupARruWEs. "A
nctsir . B.lisr csr'%Dy White 9 Esgr. is
ssbastian OerI Rekel Pima F9ranado Millet jose
Qarssy, nrs panyas Mrs Hsrcns do saFrsts soeorro
del PfAo, Yelin QAudman, ID " Argrenbau, BUR- q n
cluis DSias nr. c,.tsya and ssIvan.. 1ss Car:
Parker. Andsrsen. Carey r Han, B LutseA AGO.
hssss ; rsn baeksrdt Herr, Smith tlslandsr Slater,
Lima, rranoseo Garcia Marx shabfi Cbss Barler
nlIlins{, a o,si.sr AYqs.in Lsgsrh hKk Ihorp,os y
assssd;. nsrns.ss. Ira, osfss, Sss.c T;s; Ts.
soais.ssss. ssy.sg.ts srsnosc, krs ssMs.ss, M
nrs Hsskec Nora, Mss fda Ncrs, mis-. Il Eors, Mi.
Hcra sts ss .s Leo ~, ,sos.
Hss Mary J Ponce Miguel 0euraer. JOS Sair Mrr \
as1 others
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
New. from San Francisco.

sAS FRAScsco Oct IL, 1884.
The Union party Of Nevada have nominated Blsisdel
for Governor and Messrs. Beatty, Brosnan and Lewis
for Supreme Court Judges
The Central Pacific Railroad Company state " their
annual report that they have thirty miles Of railroad
and telegraph in operation and their average monthly
receipts since June have been and expenses
$3ooo The company are entitled 10 81 2s4 600 10 gov.
eminent bonds.
Arrived ships Marmion and Victoria, from Glasgow,
and visco, from Liverpool
Sailed, ship Black Prince, for Boston.
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

that provision should bs made educational inte
resss ~ the minority IN escn section
4 difficulty wo1d mandesty In cerimitliug these
duties local lesissturcs abseoce OF local
revenues 20 meet tAc necessary Expenditures. has
boar suggested shat allowances from the pablo reve-
nue. might be distributed for local according 10
Poputon, nasmuch tue general GOV erament wiz, ~
tho federatve arrangement, DO relieved from charges
row borne by each province, and will have absorbed Al
the sources 0 revenue from watch they are now de-
srayed
HW very Fortunate that little dihculty seems %
preseu itself the subject of the federal nnances on
the consummatoa OF the Union oil the debts and Iets
of tue several provinces would be assumed ny
Che federal government; and close nation the
financial position OF each province shows that NO "a
justice would be inflicted by this arrangement rue
debt burden borne by the people or
the several provinces pretty nearly equal aud soe
public excho4uels Of all or thcsn show . surplus
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
The Misseuri and Western Telegraph
Company.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct la, 1854
Al meeting Of the stockholders The Missouri and
Western Tsiesraph Company, held here today tho fol
lowias gentlemen elected directors FOR the ensuing
year,. n. Wade, Cleveland; Charles Davsppors, ON.
cinnati Charles N. stebbius, New YORK George vii.
lans Edwin c. Bush and Charles j. Osborne Of So Lous
~ subsequent meeting Of the dIrsctofs the following
gentlemen elected ooers Of the company
Davenport, Of Cincinnati, President; o. n. Palmer OF
Rochester ~ Y, Secretary and Treasurer aod George
williams, OF 81. Louis, supsrintsndsns.
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

The Russo American Telegraph Expe.
ditIon.
wAsmSG1oS, Oct. l3, 1884.
Tho Secretary Of the Treasury has authorized the
fer TO the Navy Department OF the brig Faunus
roy at San Francisco, which the latter department win
arm, eqsp aud ns thoroughly for service with Ens.
nser BaIksYs tslegraphis expedition on me sorshsra
coast Of America and K1asla
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
Mssces,aweeus,

grxAuvn raArsY from New York for DenerAra put into
- fhcfs 18th uit with msehinsrx dsablsd and ressed
there 18th
Ban. LtLtsAs-Tie wreck OF the bark Lilas before 70
ported been sold 6th last By James
0McReeu. " Cocsulav Agent
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
sanis.sioa Of the vermens L.sisis.
lure.
MONTPELIER, Vt, Oct. Is. 1861

MONTPELIER, Vt, Oct Is, 1864
Tho State Legislature convened in place 10 day
The Senate organized by eisctng Henry Clark Secretary
James P. Sampson Assistant Secretary and Rev p. II.
White, OF Coventry. Chaplain. The House elected Hon.
A. Gardner, Of Bennington Speaker, and j. H. Flagg,
OF Wilmington, Clerk.
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
Droeklyn cay News.

I'm 6urromp Nrrrnaous Numn-smL Noxs Rs-
nAm DnccvmaD. A-Bems moro remains Of the body
found u The foot u Usus street, Brooklyn, the %
inss., Aisoevsrsa yspesvdsy 81 fslisw Hook,
They consisted q two lsss us on below the kns and tho
feet They were wYsppsd - sbs the Other pts,
10 thick brown paper ,voshA aroond With cord, the
whole envsopsd In piece of tsbls oileosn Justios W.
Bsonett Of Bay Ndgs took charge Of the parts and
seen. so.,usS Coroner No,rh wno Yns nss.sns.r and
Gel discoverednrs hs wunk st (bs foot sr Lss street.
nsh Inc psv. AS foot Of oofisass ssrcst one wesk
,ns shigns Gravesend Bay, and now the legs
aeo ess Ine beaA and sFnp stiI lacking. Noshing
Whatever anord,og clue V The mysterious aAir has yst
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
TIE CAsADIAa CONFEDERATION.
Interesting Proceedings OF the
Quebsc Convention.
The Proposed Union Of the
Provinces,

The following . telegram fran the slaOria CORES
pondence Of tho Montreal Gaseue at Quebec, dated
Qci. II - s.e Hean Ill la
The proceedings OF the Conference are kept strictly
yrtvae. u rs understood that Mr. BERNARD appointed
secretary. Rumor states that has been sub
Auted by Hso J. A. Macdonald bsnAn OF Canada and
that II ne~ under a,scassson. Only three four
spsschss have yet been made The Conference will pro-
babiy last unta tho middle end Of sext week.
There general ieeliag 10 favor OF Legislative
UnAn, recognizing, however, the claims OF Lower
CAnada TIE claims OF the Departmental build
hgs and architects TO - referred 70
asbitrasion. b a.E
Correspondence Of tho Toronto GIobe.]
assess QUkBso, Dot. IL, 1864
The Convention resumed TO day Al eleven A. NJ lt 10
updsrstood the Hon. John A. Macdonald addressed
the Convention 10 support OF . sosouton proposed BY
him yesterday, auirang the dessrsbity ofa union Of
- provinces likely TO prove mutually advantageous
Y the details could be arranged. This view was un.
1eubsedy taken by ihc delegates at Charbotteewp but
be recollected teas the pres1nt Convention In
eaudes several men, and that Newfoundland
- all represented Ths resolution carried BY cccld
sion, amidst burst of applause, oliek heard out
80 the chaSabss NJ. Brown is undersiood, proposed
resolution cay upon wbsh discussion 10 proceeding
Bis resolution suggests the ons Of the now coustLn
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
Persoaai intsiIiss.ce.

0otsschalk has Just received . letter from ssnsr
Pacbseo informing him thai her Majesty ths Queen Of
Spain had signed decree making him a Kaisht OF the
Order a Charles the Third, The communica,ion Of the
Spanish Premier csuehsd In the nattsrns terms
70 The dSstiDgusshed panst.
Cosasi wsdsvorth, Of Connecticut, and Colonel r r.
Bapnsts, Of haesachusssts. are at the Astor House.
Mrs Major 0saeral Butler SpasAV sbe g. Nicholas
fc,ss.
Ninth army oeSps. stov " = Place Hotel
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

~kE Died. i
HEaRx-suddeniv, rhursday, October IL, CAaoiIRsa
wife Of James A. Hearu, aged 81 years.
Particulars Of funeral heresfter.
BApaxR At Jsmaics, ou Thursday October ID, DAVID
J. BApcgR. aged 0t years
The funeral services win bc held at the resideuce OF h1
brother A. H. Badger, Jsnaca oa Sunday afternoon, ID
two o'clock Relatives eand friends Of the family srG
invited 10 attend, without further Invitation.
Boston papers please copy
(for dAer Deaks see Second Page
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
SHIPPING NE w S.

Msvensenss or ocean sIca nssrs.
FROM EuKovE.
Mas forwarded In tho regular liuea
The steamers for or rsn Liverpool call at sx
cspt the Canadian lno, which call nnxl0ndoudsrrv Ihs
fer fren the oATAt Southampton.
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
The TurG

RINrucKY RAoRs-PoUarH DAY.
Ioumvnls, Oct 10, 1864.
Mile beats best three n AVE. purse ssven hundred and
my dollars. Gays Scorpa Wood won. beating sue Levi
three straisht heats. fime-1lo. 1b0k, lB4. Hue
LAwm shs favcrits one hundred 10 ahy
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

- SPECIAL NOTICE.. n
AZ letters aud packages istsadd for the NEW YoRK HERALD
should BE- sealed
H ALMANAC YoRK-fBD DAT.
SUN RISES. " NOON RISES eve
SUN SETS. 2S HIGH WATER. .morn IL
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
Desperate Attem % at Suicide by . Dis
appointed Lover.

Al early hour yesterday morning william Fisher,
native Of Holland aged twenty-five years. proprietor Of
shooting gallery at No l67 Chatham street. entered the
house Of Mr. Charles weman No. 2ol Elm street. where
wedding party were assembled. For short time he
Engaged in with Of his acquainsances
present Suddenly he drew revolver from his pocket.
ard, putting the muzze close oshs breast 1red two
shots 10 rapid succession The wounds Inflicted
sidered ssrpus. He conveyed 70 Bellevue Hospital
by the police The latter report shat Fisher had recently
been disappointed 10 AFFAIR Of the heart, and IL n
thought this was what induced him TO make attempt
VI suicide
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
CfeX IAtelligence.

ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN THE crY.-An aoci.
dent occurred on tho Hudson River Railroad, near
Maahattanville, yesterday morning The train was the
Montreal pisisassr lriih Il appears tba, rock fell
from the precpics At this locality down upon the track,
where lay till the train ran On II. Fortunately, how.
the train injured by the accident,
far a. could learn The locomotive badly dfp,.
assd and the train wa. detained t another one could be
cent Up from the depot 10 bring down. Ths accident
though tr9jng, might have resulted seriously train
had been Rnocked on the track its speed very
great The track ready for the passage Of trains
usual
ARRIVAL oS rss oxs HuSoRsp AND EIGHTY EIcRru RI.
cxun N. Y. v.-rhe above regiment arrived 10 this
city = late bour wsdnssday evening and Ist FOR the
front yessrday. This organization was raised pr,ncl.
paly In Rochester.
ADDITIONS 10 TIE PARa.Ths following additions have
been made 70 the live sock Of the PsrkEevsn Cuban
birds, by Mr. q. Y HePpindsa; ono racceon, BY Mr. D.
w. Dggs sce pes hen By hsster Johnnie L. Bsisnd
B. Ben, Of steamship Evening star.
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
The Press Despa tch.

r. QUEBEC, Oct. Is 1854.
Tho Uniou Convention meets daily. but its proceedings
ars secro Il Is understood that Satisfactory progress Is
Being made.
Aessrs. Audrows. Brega Whitney and Regney, from
New York. arc hero attempting 10 obtain settlement OF
she old reciprocity claim, for which Appropriation
was made ia the last Parliament.
Lieutenant Colonel Jervis is here.
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

9TH ASSEMBLY DfsTRior-In PgRsUANCs %
the call sf The New York Democratic General Uou
niss ibs Aes. 70 the Assemb Csnyer,,c,ss ~ A. nv sv.c
ing OF the lSh snd ny uussious vets nsmissed Fsws
D;sy 49, oms cs%si s.sv ., oHr nsoucEiN cEn
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

1GrR WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUE .svBLIc Met
bshaShsa speakers wi'i sdS5s;sI IN rs: p.ass.
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
roo LATE FOR CLAssIFICA a rIOS.

TOO LATE FOR CLAssIFICA TIOs.
AT MEETING or TiiR DELEGATES TO The
n Tnrd Assembly District Con vention. held A. the Fi9
ward Hotel Oct IS tn the cal OF the oeaerAx
Committee OF the New York Democratic Assoea'on Mo-
Keon), JAMES II sKELLy unanimously nominated
~ ths candidate for Assembly - - c..vv cx.,.
w.F BAsAs, secy. EDWARD BthNh. onssrman
GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING-Ar LARo1
NJ and enthusiastic meeting OF the German Democratic
Mcclellan Cub EIhh Assemo a,.sr'c ns'a vs.cost III
ins ticket was unsuimousy adopted and rAtiled.-
For Congress--John W. Chanier UHf +. .t~..M. 4.H
For Aaserub acob 6eebacher.
For sberf-John Kclly.
For Cisy Judee--A Abram D. KusseL MI@A
Fer Conuty Cierk--H. v. 0enet
For DistrIc, Attorney "a 0akey Han,
For coroners pr VIM Sch Vim. @. Cover, RobeYa
osmbIe and yohn wndey. For Supsrvisor-lohn for =.
nfter severa addressed the meeting -
sdiournsd amid the srrssea enthusiasm the ticket
~ ~ MARTIN NOCHrMAhk, Prsstdese
CuAutss svRASrz, Secretary. T9
The New York herald., 1864-10-14

uhGsrsrQQG = E, LID ssa-
gentleman has characterised the statement - untrue.
The Court I'D jury and the bystasdes will bear me
witness IL have endsavored 70 be d Courteous 70 my
kr Grant, aid not know before thai We had anything
70 do with the bystandsra thought We were " court
Mr. NcKeon-oh, ycs he treats the bystandsrs with
contsmpt He Y s q srss0era''c gentleman. VINO cares
Mr.. crsm-i msas % say nothing for any polisicai
NJ Sr. noKsou-Nor l. We win now proceed With the
:lo.: ssoa: sSs ,sas e.s ' LsS
psnss Did you ever ssll james Brooks that you had
made 90 900 ous Of these socH operatonsf dld not
ro ~ ssas IA. yss mad mad. A. doot re rsns~sss. s
The COURT here took arscsss for nfssen miaasss.
Mr. oram said he wished to make an erpans,ou IA refer
70 paper A. annexed 70 the complaint end took the
stand witness but the Court decided 70 rule cut
He thsu moved 70 have complaint amended, with regard
70 shs the parnershIp that would rseA Jsnu
sry 30 lse8 instead Of November 90 1888. The Curt
denied the motion, on the ground that the psssdngs
h.vlnF already bssa put in evidence iOsy could not 8
cross-sxsminssou of g. T. oarh rssumed--Q. LOOK u
The die Of The yr Of October ., 1859 DID you write
that article suppose did; Furnished the basis of
y ss ssor. .s .,, sss sss r.
ma O. Look . October Is, 1869, where 70 refers 70
Rock lslandf A. soc " says ,hst . dividsed may be
" cesoo i isss Wa ,ss. Ssicls spss.s 1ss Sy ysS
4. suppose y wss, The COPY was not altered: @
In Miasousi and hsissippi land grant bonds-and say
N you wrote THAI Arttclef A. l suppose I did; but
suppose that was amended by Mr.. Brooks.
Mr.. MeKscn--I dont propose 20 take up any further
time ofshe Court n this line q srsnnaen bus osr tbs
dies OF the Et from 1859 10 ls6s 10 evidence, 70 -
show The plsnss interest 10 certain stock opsrasous
Mr. Cram-Do you intend 70 put all thsss pewspapsrs
10 svidsssss why, would nos VIZ three esss pronIs
sorry note case IN that way
Mr. McKsop want 10 shev that these articles
writtsu n his own interest 40 stock operator.
Judge DAILY announced that hs would allow the nss 70
bs put In evidence
The New York herald., 1864-10-14
semi-CmcI.l Statement.

The following is semi.oicial statemeut OF tn, pro.
gress hch has been made In the OF The conicd
GRAFTON OF the B itish North American provinces:-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-15
A PROCLAMATION,

| WHEREAS, upon examination Of the cor.
w tiiicatcs respecting the election Of Elee
tors Of President and Vice President OF The
United States held in this State on tho eighth
day of November, eighteen hundred and sixty.
four, it appears that Rllery R. Hail. William
| Il. Stevenson, John II, Atkinson. Edward O,
Bunker and Robert s Brown, have each re-
ceeiycd majority ofall the votes cast at said
election, -es,,.. So s,,,r,Hd
Now, there ore, |, ARrHua J, BoRrMAS. Gov.
cmor Of the said State of West Virginia, In
pursuance Of law, do hereby proclaim and
make known that at the election aforesaid thd
said Ellery r. Hall. William u. Stevenson,
John II. Atkinson, Edward O, Bunker and
Robert s. Brown. were duly elected Electors
Of President and Vice. President d tho United
States for the State olWost Virginia. '''
Given under my band andtho efeat soal
OF tho said state Of West Virginia nil
ts ltwony.rigith day Of November In ma
'yeor Of our Lord ono thousand eight hun
drcl mud sl,y four and Ut tho State lho
second AL GoREMAN,"S
BY th' Governor %
j Enen bofrns, Secretary Of STATE
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-15


ORDERED, for raising and organizing a
new volunteer Army Corps
LIST. That an Army Corps, to consist of not
less than 20 900 infantry, and enlisted for not
less than one year, to be designated the First
Corps, shall be organized in the District of Col.
lumbia, commencing the organization on the
LIST day of December, 1861, and continuing I'M
til the lst day of January next; the privates ia
consist of able-bodiad men who have served
honorably not less than two years.
Cd. Recruits viii be furnished tranaporta.
ton to Washington, and will! be credited to
the district in which they or their families are
domiciei and will be paid special bounty
of S3OO, from the substitute fund, upon being
mustered into the service. Each recruit who
preserves his arms to the end Of his term may
retain them as his own upon being honorably
discharged.
3d. Details of Organization will be preserved
by the Adjutant General. The heads of bu,
reaus will detail officers for the prompt cxami-
nation and organization, aiming, equpping,
and supplying Of the Corps
4th Major General Hancocl; is assigned to
the command of this Corps, with his headquar
tiers at Washington.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War.
loi5"NuJ - - " w 49, -
Asst AdIt General.
No subordinate commander in our armies
has achieved such brilliant reputation as Gen
Hancock, who is to command this new Army
Corps; which is designed to be a legion of hon
or, numbering in its ranks tie choice spirits of
the great veteran reserve now at their homes.
No such opportunity for distinction has been
offered within the history of the war.
Nor have volunteers ever had such pecunia
ry inducements offered. A special government
bounty Of Three Hundred Dollars will be paid
IN FULL WHEN THE MRN AIE MUSTERED INTO
SERVICE. There are doubtless, great numbers
of our brave boys in this State who have scrg-
cd their country three years, and are willing to
re enlist, and see the end Of the rebellion This
generous offer OF the Government affords them
Nh opportunity to 10 so not only with credit to
themselves, but with pccuniary advantage to
their families or friends. West Virginia troops
have sustained a high reputation for those
qualities Of courage and dash which, alone
make the good soldier. Let US have a fair rep.
roscntation inthia Corps, which is TO cmbody
these high qualities in an organization repre-
senting the whole Republic. West Virginia
ought to furnish al least two or three compan'
les and viii ii anything approaching to an i'd
equlte effort is made,
The attention Of the several Boards of Super
yisors is respectfully invited TO tins General
Order, 1t is more Dian probable that another
call for troops v i'll soon be made, aul West
Virginia required to furnish her quota If
reasonable lIeu0u is made to imprnyc he adj
yautagcs now offered by the Government large
numbers Of volunteers 20 our credit may be Oh.
tuned during the Organization of this new
Corps, with but little expense 10 our own peO
al ffrl uyfrif Ina FINN
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-15
SIX HUNDRED ACRES or KAMA.
VIVA BOTTOM LAND FOR RENT!

SIX HUNDRED ACRES OF KAMA.
VIVA BOTTOM LAND FOR RENT!
TN Pursuance Of a decree of the Circuit
L Court of Putnam county, made ut it's last
November Term. in the case Of jesse Trims,
against Joahc Early and others, shall in The
town of Buffalo in said county, on the 18th
day Of January next, 1865, proceed to rent at
public auction, to the highest bidder, the
whole OF that valuable tract Of land described
in the bill ard proceedings in said suit, con.
tanning b. tween five and six hundred acres Of
improved bottom land, and known as the Ear.
ly farm. The renting will be from The 18th
day of March, 1855 to the ist day Of March,
1856, the renter giving his bond with good Sc.
curity, payable 10 me rs Special Commissioner
the LIST day Of March, 1866. Should said farm
not bring what the Commissioner deems an adj
cquate price at public auction, as whole the
Commissioner is authorized by said decree to
rent the same at private sale, either rs a hole
or in parts. J. II. COUCH
Special Commissioner,
dec l5-4t-n35 pr. fec 50 25.)
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-15

NOTICE Tho West Virginia Hospital for
" the Insane will be prepared to receive pa
tienis on and a0gr HE l9ih OF November
r. =. CAMDEN, President.
fAll papers In West Virginia copy one month
aud send bill to President Camden at Weston.
dec s-lm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-05
VOLUME 81. NO. s.

sierriIac-she boast snd pri.i. 0f presses
and r-oPlc-slaRk saek into her harbor
from isar of tie d~-pissd Iitils cheese
box?-
our liberties arc founded on our sy,,eu
of schools. Nowhere else :. education 40
common and 50 cheap There !, no rsr-
Ncalsr thing 10 which New Eaxlsad !.
rnore indebted for iss developments than 20
the school houses and churches which do,
IT'S landscape at sort intervals d /. The
source Of our power IL is eur power
if'eh Eths rvbels Rad bad sny conoep-
'ion Of The power J; gave Nc. tbey would
have quailed AZ the outset and sought ra.h-
OF TO initiate Us in the exceIisnee Of our
INST fuiiOn'- Bet. instead. they sought 70
extend and P~rPetGsfe another iastisusioa
and because We would not yield 10 their
often repeated and Increasing demand,
they rcPudi4fe the C0nstitutioa and AZ
is'nPtsd to overthrow the Government.
They stole our gun. and munitions Of var
carried them South. and sent our sbirs Of
var to distant seas. Thus provided th.n-
selves and kno-iss No were entireIy m
ready they thOught to be saeoe.sfsl. But
they did not calculate sPos the right eIe-
~ents. They did not unders.and VIA,
fountains Of liberty aO-ed from our CON-
mon schools. else they would not hs~,
a'rr 4 8" iay violent haads spoa the com
~. h'a- hyPOeritical EnPero- Of France
had und-rs,ood tins power he would no,
hase beli'tied himself and the great nation
over -hieh he ruls-. by offering mediation
IN our afGFs. AR -oald be have placed
= hostile ioet upon the soil Of Mexico IN
Of the srcsi doctrine fr.,
enHneiAted BY President Msaroe II Earl
Russell had eomPreheaded rhe effect II
our school system he wOuldaot have Admit
ted the rebes' right 70 be considered ss
SeliiSerenis. bot would have laid an embargo
on the PirAiieal ships which he has per-
n''ited 10 prey upon our commerce.
This system Is support Of oar govern
meat whose foUniAi ion stone s liberty.
Let "a support u nor suffer it 10 die. Le,
- endo- Iis Institutions even IN the spirit
oi the acts which Ne have performed du-
nng The rebellion for TIRE country, We sl4H
have IN the future. A. We have had ia the
past. the hand oi t5- Almighty IS oar Pro-
iec;or and national GuartIisn. With th;.
'P'Fit for a motive power we have a long
md bright future before u.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-05
OLD SERIES.

- b. barker thinks I bust be aboas so
teed By the do-d Cd NV child ID Probis-
Cd beard BY dext winter
q" Nov. Dosk.- said Brghtly. " that
do yOu think ofJsooo's r~.ignation IN vour
favor fOr Jeliisg's sake. subject to my sp-
Proy.l-ior I must bs allowed a voice in
the nxiterS~
" It's very gederou. = said Moses. Iofsi-
IT,. Il abaddon. dot the chance of bank
ing By fortune-thaa - dr1ae. cad
bake fo-uae-. without drublr. Bud social
position "a uhHs I sbo At. al Blister Bright
Tvs otice boy has social position whsdS
all the rrsds-msde "a Chsddsm street sd
all the -le~eriy OF the OrigidaI Zh.cobs
ead.iOt cObbsd-
Can snstbing be better than this Je~
boy. With hi- srirk and his conncetions7
The engraved heal Of Winthrop. which
- the frOniispiece 20 this volume. stAe best
Portrsit Of him that We have seen. IL ..
rery aitbfal and fall of bis peculiar expre.s-
100 of features it ). engraved from .
er.yOa hkenes- BY R0wse. Opposite the
picture. on the title page. is this motto
from an unpublished poem Of winshrop',
which has a Singular interest nov:
- 1t He sos ~.-se % .ks@s.h-- o., ps--s.
10 p~ity strugx-s. Ssth-r 30 iAe Assr
Of dssSiy ooah.et nlsy naiiy do
IN ~ hf-s i-sfii- p-ri-h rssia~s.ly.''