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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
STATE % NAiNE

tHFcUrtrE nEFasraEsr
80. -. $50
- stIoarnst srssss1 n ~ EHsruIirs Csaae.I
80 o. bed lei far Caarrii fhsai-r 81 aura.f..
o. hantff. ne fhtri 80 aftri.|t-r 80.
EFIEAIN fllNT. r -. I'll stsr~.
CrEAN colt Csn~ 300 the eel sssr. .f
~ tae saisfriaer en frr.sF isih irsfaaf Gee
- a|f. 60 FL fhrrr Vesrs 80. ~ aaner can
base 80 60 D., plot 80 Irslsry Psytas shsrr-.
So fakiar q assy.
THOMAS BRIGGS.
Saaih Fsfi.. So. ia lsst
Jersey Bull FOR SALE Thsfoush-
~ hrst. ihr-- f~ars ed. saasi 80 i1 SO raa-
t.t..a. Aatlsss or ell En- o.. D ASCOT 7 A..
trfsFef.
WANTED. a. srtis-. i.dustlio.l.. hsa-sf
w tpr, ~ or D. Bears 81 - So d-sir-s fol
$50 80 tr.ts 81 Nstcsuskrr - IsssI~r.
DE- - 80 sour stprrrlrf prr erred. a.
trsss :. Rrharts, scuia PARE, NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
rs0FosT MAEsHAL's QUAHrEsl
p District q MIR,
l.-sistaa, Asy. Isth. Iss4
Extract from m OFdeE frosn the Provost
har-hal General of Maine.
EXTRACT

"iF- noiioe throughpsf v0ur District th-.t NJ
quiries Oh 1T ,rdfasrt su--t. --saa-rt-d -sth th-
far''ihn D~sh. tSenJsion-. Ezbiify o. aran
t-.iiis 49, acooalats 81 u-n furui-het shsSti h.
aaidres-~d o. - Provost Narshsf u IN Di.t,,rt
tai - case h % 80 abi- 4asset th-un b. ~fil
"a iaisr-nstson ~ tbc ProTost Marshsl General
% ihe STATE Ansscrs may IT, thus .~cured more
prounFtiy tbs By Addressing the Provost M-rshal
'cn~f@i 81 "fshtastpn, ~hers ngre imporiz NJ
na-i,-e-s oiten prevents pruanpf answers % the
'nuiiiiaie "a tnIuirr-s u1s addressed o. The b.
reaa % Per-aoal SOL other nsu-rs sf usisor coz
s-,gn~ucr."
AZ pcrsoas iaferest~a ~ tbs Co.xres-rsaal
DisiFSt - gosera themselves ra --cord4ucs
ia he above iastructions.
JOHN : BAkER
Capisin and Provost NJ. sksI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
Connirnoners' Bills
THE COUNTY OF OXFORD
To HENRY a. REED, Dr.

20 ssr,ios- .. Cousiy Coussis.sassr.
Jss- M. To % as~- trssei $50 2 dass
sftsasis--- NJ ~rps-hsns - -
ttsoa 81 - l-ctsnr q ~iaa-h.sn. 500
ut r. To 10 ni-s travel .aL 2 dsss
stt-aasto- 0f-~uvroo-f % -
tftroa ~ Jsha Cerrv 81 ashsss. 500
Ut ~. t. leo uasie. travel and das.
stieadaac- 81 FrFebarg oa -
tt-.a ef rhsaz- 4 Bf.z1oa.
sad efhrr.
Dee II To 20 niL- tsatsl 49, 2 d.u
attratssce "a tsr--usosd On -
ttlas q Jsks ts-~r, 80 otn-ss 500
oct- "a To 50 uf-s. tFs.~i O. Rsu.iord
ant i-srk aad ~. aue.t-ss~
p-tiisoa Il J. a. Atrfo~ aa4
ofhrr. eOO
To ISL p.sd g. pa-sr- 81
cO
HENRY c. REED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

A Jo~c Dam. We ind in the Eben.-
burg. Pa. Aliechanian. that The school,
Of that borough open next Monday. for an
eight months term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
STATE 90 MAINE

STATE OF MAINE.
OrTorD ss.-nec~nf~r - fsss,
fcr-on.ly -rr~,f-i H-nry a.. Rcd a.f-rs-
o.th - an. trh of he tor-soia- .rr..--f b, H.,
ssb.crsbed
B~iors -.
Al. BURBANK. CHA.
OHTosb.
CosIrt ~ Counfe Coruuni..ion~r.
Dcr~unhsr -. iSS3-
EKamised sd aiio~-d
Al. BURBANK. Cl,rE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

BEowS's BEoNCuIsL TEOcmrs. when
allosc,i q dissolve % the mouth. have n
dirccf iafsenco O. The Affected parts the
soothing encct o. the mucous hang q the
umdpIPc aliays Pulmonary irritation and
gives rylief IN Cough.. Colds. and a..
VARIOUS Throat Affections % Which public
'peakers and singers are liable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
NaDfrRT I'LL

COURT BILL.
To - MI. travel sd ? d.v.
sttsrsi.aoc "a Jss al. T-ra. 900
To - ne. travri $50 ? ,ts,.
sttesr,aacc 90 Mach ia. T-ra. 800
To =, .sL-. tr.s-i 80 5 ts,..
sttsasiasce "a Msy Tee. 1900
To - 'uii~s tr-s-i sd 2 d.y-
.f'es.isao~ AZ Jsn~ adj. T-rs. 800
fo - uii~s trav~l AM 4 A..
.s'-.a.aes 1t ~, To-. 1900
To - nt.cs trsv-l at = A.y.
stt-ptsscs o. De- al. T~r-. Ia.Os
To - ut,cs ua-sf aad ! d...
81 tendsa-,- 81 Nv adi Terra sOo
HENRY e. REED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
THE COUNTY CO OXFORD.
To CHARLES NUTTER. DIR

20 service 90 tounfy Cosnusi--ioaer.
isss
II % niies travsi aad to Aays
susatsnc- "a la - Tea. I2Oo
u - uai.-- tr..si -nd d4v.
sttr.dasos ~ N,rch s.jssrue,.
Iers. 1900
To - ra'~s trs.ei sai dsvs
ait-ud-u-- - Ma Term. 800
To - ms~s trarrl 80 days
susa.i.-o. Il J-.> ~. Tsr-. Ia.Oo
To - 500. trssel .ad 4 ,ass
sueesi-oc~ 80 >~pi. Tern. IsOa
To - mt~- trsfc 81 aaf lsss
.,'-saiao- Il ~ 81 Tea. isco
To - snffs trsssl 49, . tsts
-ti-adsa-~ 81 De-. ~ Tsr,a. 100
10000
CHARLES NUTTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
A Good Farm for Sale.


FINBE suh-rrib~r oa~rs sad ..i.k.. n al A..
II i-rm. s'tu-ted ~ Ns~ry. 90 Re.r Rr.er.
-afd izru sffhtn ~ han ~ 81 .rk.r,f -
god Grfst Mi. tss Ss~ MiH. 40 Lar -
-htnEe hacafaes. a.. sd q ~ oaafa -. .f.,,t
srFeufy -hre ceres. M. or l-ss eaeusiss al Pss.
turei cuts irosn 81 90 50 tans ~ hav aa8 a.. .
GOD supplf 90 sst-r ~ Hou-e sad Bans. t.o
GOD erchsrdsi iences good The house !. tie
stnrrs, 49, nty totlr hF thirty-six. the ist cellar
fn TOYS. TIE l. fs ioxe6. ~iih : si.hs aff.~k
ed 24Ss6 TO tsfu.. oae 36x52. ths othsr $50
snsi sheds nd ofh-r outtuitaiar. eoassosess t.r .
GOO t.rm, AT go $40 in sasd rep.sr pA-...ufiv
SITUATED sd tn gssd netEhtorhasl- Au.,Hh-
-oid a. essy tern- ~ - th@n shst th@ b.iit-
EGG est SD hrm wil ~ -oLi snh ~ - a..
80 the hsy. Ai-o thrse hasirr~d .c.s. og ,,s.i-r
tsnd siIaiaiag. Nos % 800 uue. For h1rther
l.srtsc..sr- ss-FriSs q Isaac York ~ 4 A. Bsr-
-. h-qs'fe.. -. D.. kItsfsoEE.
NOTICE Hsvsas ...if th~ .trk - Co.. 81
y En- afr islsai "a ~. Rrser A a. 40
a"ssrs Npot-sH Broth~r A Co. vouif t.ks
this apps'riuaiiy - rriTany ft-s-s- ~ cr,-io-
a'srs o. nafi isFoss. at ~ouid r~-perffaiIv
saiict coufinuaare ~ me zane re- No. W
" A Co. af eho=e ptlce 81 t..srarss ! ~ -
izuna g. e. - mruihs. sh@rc 1 shsli - h.uuy 10
80 ~ h'~a'.s, snd t-ks p.e-sr- ssi.ss,ss i6ss
'efy - s'acs 81 E>pds Fa.n -hieh - uaks 80
Per--- ia.i-isei io tbe isis sru ..in SD u,.
- s''ofc shere th-v 4rr r-,rsesfei 81 natle tm-
u,eafsts srlleucai ai fasif arcsuafs
"a. N. KICKER
- raris. Sert D. ISL
EREEDON NOTICE Naf,rr 81 h.r-b, Az.
u rn tha hsvr fhis fsv gives a. u.f 90 b.
rrai icsrnn, be trus asi tr.ssie o. be-
11ftnE ne rras.licr af b. rniaarlfs sad thst
fta'i Gaia aas+ n 81 ussr~s a.r rasr aar dsfss
~ D. cpufrscffuE hrr fhls fste.
Aai.pF 81, sepi Go 1854
AARON JACKSON.
EARN fOR SALE. Tbr s-t.r-I-- 49,.
II - rar afa hsIGsIa the fsrra 81 uti~k ~ re-
49,. s.fusfsi fa PaTis alslrf aslIes esr Psris
hf.', 80 f.ur mfrs fau fh~ -rafs.ra sf - paris
. u. tfrn rIfs ailsa > ta ~ saus nv. sd 80
go ~ ~ hesi uTrharfs ID 49, C.asav. ~ r--fisd
run. - particuisrs f-quiss 81 ths l.erui--s
q ~. EirLEY
Paris. Auz p. Issi
a DNfNfsTRATRlX sALE. a, 700. ~
~ ic-sse 6aa fte Wan. Jusr. n 80.
~ fhs Cosy ~ Osisrd. Ans 49, =, --il.s
saciHpa - 70 pfeufsrss o. ~sfur.iav e. ffsf
o. RI brfatfr nfH af 1uf o'elaet - ~ fl.
lrfapp1. - rrch ~ m rsll essste I'll Ninrsua
fiHgfee isfc ri beaaltrk fsie-e..efl e. 49, -
$1,000 o. afaiars ~ san n fsra uaairr.I sd
W asiatrs g. ths fasFas~sif 81 .sfss ~ rr-a q
Aaaiinasirsiioa 49, iscs.i-afsi shsrses.
nHkHaHE. AZ sfh.feGf
INEVITABLE FISGREE. ts-i..,ra,ris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

Phs,nphiets ooutaining certificates % erres AL
recosnn-aL4tssas frosn al the most eminent
~ y.scssn-. Cicrgyrsea. aad others. wiH lie -eat
fkf.E % aHy sdtre.
We seized q is~ 81 the sane. D. sLa. The char.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
THE COUNTY oF oNFoED.
ELIAS ". CARTER. Dr..

THE COUNTY oF ONFOgD.
ELIAS n.CARTER. Dr..
tof 'ersioes 81 Couasy Coaiuai.-iousr.
To - nii-. trsv.l ssf ? cav.
atirnsiHnrr 90 Jsn al. T-rm 1910
loeo uailes trsvel anf dsrs
sueadsnc~ 81 Mach 81. serrs. 10 30
To - miies travel snd tass
sttepdsno- 90 Msy Term. 1890
To - miL~s travel sd d4vs
sttentauc~ 30 guec 81. Teru 10 30
70 - ni-s frsv-i 80 q dsvs
su~eiasce 81 So T@ru I400
10 - nnfrs ffarri auf = fsvs
st'entsuce ~ ~. adj. T~rn. 100
To - miie- tr-'ei 80 8 dtys
afiendsncc at uec. ID Tefm. $50
ELIAS n. CARTER.
Js-@ -. r. 50 ~.L fis'sl sd ? fsys
aIlrrI.ar~ ua rsffu1n "a
cFirrnuea of -f1rrhsn. 500
prt n T. ~ nt-s travel sai 2 fsvs
stteat.acs o. peiiilou ol Jeha
Gerry aaf uthsrs sn0
Oct r. To 100 miies trsvsl saf tsvs
aft.utancs 90 psiHi1a 1fTh1m-
- J brsxtra sai snoihsr. 400
Dec Y 70 - aalles trsfeI and fsFs
..i~ni-'ce p1 p~tition "a John
srrrF anf ofhers 600
De- "a To - aiiss trarri 80 tsvs
sii@nasacs o. prtnisa 81 IS.
Narro~ I'D slhsrs 500
$50
ELIAS ". CAKTER
STATE % MAINE
OHroep - --p-cs-t~r %. I-ss
+ Psr..aarr appeared Eiss n Csrter. 80 49,.
a.tA o. ~ uu'h ~ the ioregsisg sccocat ~ 49,
salsrrl.rl
B-ars me.
Al. BURBANK, Ci.rk
|OtFoso.ss.
Cert a Caaair Courissiausrs.
iirrerlIsr. -. tse3.
Essulinrf "a si.ssrd.
Al. BURnANK. CA.
EREUBON NOTICE Nat,c- d. h-r-l.s -.
III - fhsf 7 hssr rffen ID HF 49,, lsrah ".
turtsf, ~ fi.s aufiar ~ 81 aafad~f q 80
-pffs- shsI ~ ao tetfs sf BE- c1atrsctfsg.
- eisaa ~ - ~ ssrsiars aeer tals t-f>.
LEytP. TJCkER.
' rHs. A. tsst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

To suI'scrfl~r h~rrft give. rahhr aet.re On.
- has heea tuis app.siafrf ~ 80 honerahs
Jatrr "a Pr1iure O. e. Ceaafy n osfort. 80
sssuet ~ trust ri siiaistratar 81 the s-tate ~
CHARLES BTCk MI. he n Hrrsssid.
o. sstI Csslafe. tec-sseA. ~ giris1 i-saf 10 he
40 direefs o. fhefefare regarsfs I'D pets.us
ahlsre iaiehtri ts the esfate 1i $50 feressfs o.
~ a. rssau-,iisfe rsyuucsfs 80 tku-e o. b. lave
sas traanfs thcrsoa 60 exhlhit 10 sslae fa
ta-s -. tesf NOAH PRINCE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

= -pecin e ioT al di.rs-e- orig'ns-Isg On q BAD
STATE 90 THE BLOOD. ~ sccs.st..as.-i /,
l'eb'iny o. Ls~ STATE q ID, system
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

4 IL pers.s- srs hrrst,y aoiis-5 tk.t ha.s
n th's a. EIv-n ~ s1n. ffanris " Elil,-s
b. tius to d. aI thiag- a hi- % aan- ths ssn.s
- b. night -~fuliy d ~ere b. twsafs-aa.- YEAR.
- .g-. LEVI RiDLON.
Aueu EUsrEN RfDIos
Porter A.. IOh Isl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

4 DniNISTRATRIX SALE. b. virtue 81
~ iosa-e froa che JudEe u Probate o. The
County uf pxieri. fh- u,lter-ignei .lasisi.f~,.
try ~ tnc estate - Deaa Maker. Ire III Frs~-
uirg tn salI tauuff c~rrf-rf. siE sen ~ pnhii~
- pfiFsie sa.e. "a h~r restdeao- IN Frseturr. On
uessi.y the An az 81 Octs.~r nsxt I'd % s-io~k
A. VI - SSH sf ~ ho,a~sf-atd lara ID $40
eecra-et 80 ~ pro1ac- fhe susa Of $50
URSULA WALKER
Asg -. issf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
Fire In ur oet
In Good and Responsible Cos.
AFFLN TO
y. T. TRUE AGENT.
BErEEI. Jss- Is. t-st

4 DEMONSTRATIONS SALE. b. virt.- n
~ iso-a-e toes ~ jstgs % PROBATE So th-
Notlay 81 oxiard. m a. irr-tgu-l. adrniaistra-
tor ~ tb~ estate ~ ~tana-i Thssnp.-si At IL
frseburE ~ SD Couufg de~-ss-d siil scIt ~
puiiic 80 priEsie -sic. 10 ~ ofice 81 u. x h.
tiugs. in fg~targ. o. Ns1isy m thira DIV of
octat-r. "a 10 o'ctpck a. NJ. al the real estate
"a shlch SD ceoessed ds-d sud 80 p-s-=ess-d
TIMOTHY ID. THOMPSON
Aug -. i-ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
Otfosd Cousty AgrieaItur.I society,".

fI'ht aanual ra~~fiar a OxfsrI Caaafg Aeri-
u euliursl ssty -in - b~id 81 en- ~ociets'.
haiaiHg 90 Wein~stsy. ne So 1ss ~ O-tai-r
-fEt ai 10 o'c'ask A " 30 che ehaios ~ aa,
reff, n. 90 fh~ frinssef 10 ri aat afa@r bn-la-s
.aaf nrss prarrf't r..rr il. f.rr I...a.
ELLIOT SMITH. -erfst.rv.
Moray, sept. 2. tssf
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woOlons. woOlons, woolons.

NOTICE. ~ si.c Nsrt O.. H1rEan has i-it
y ~ h-f tul issarf. rhts H. ts tsri.if sH a--r-
sons hsri-rr - trrsfiaE b. o. ~ sccauut. 80
shsu 80 ss t-i1s 81 ~ raufrsriirr sfrr this
dste ALONZO ID. MORGAN.
Bethei. ArrI N. IssG
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP

% q FRO rECfED saAosa 81 The PROroYIDE
of IRON ne~ discovery in u.~arc,ur th.t
strike "a the koot a Di--ssr ~ .utpi,sns rhe
eA'a-i ~'th 80 Wal PT'ae'rie o. Liie EEu-s~st-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
THE PERUVIAN sYRuP
THE PERUVIAN sYRUP

eor~- Dyspep.la. Liver Coz iains. Drsp-s. y.
49, and Age, Lose u Encfgy. LS~ Spir,t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP

cures Ner.oa- AG-ction-. Feaas. Casar ~ nj
.nd an aIsea... 81 thr kidn-,. - Rl.ad.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

TIE sah-rr.i-r hsr-bs riv~s paiiie ast,ss ~
~ hHs bee dHIr arrafafef ~ ~ Haasrafls
lsigr ~ Probate ~ fhe Couaff 81 Oxfard so
as-aau-f ttsfrusf 81 atuuinistrsior ~ b.ai. 900.
cffhr estate rf
HORACE ~ PAINE. i,is of Rsas-i.
~ ssil Caunfv. tse-ased. tv rivtaa h..af o.. fhs
49, DIRECTS. 81 fhrr~fBre r~lsrsfss .I p~rsans
lsir bel. tH fae estate af saif fer~asff fa nlakr
.aarlri.afr ps sect .ani hrss tr hare aag -
~ a.Is fsrrroa to sNhfisiffhs sauefo
Jaf - l@6f ganES u E-TEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

Oscrf ri Caaaiv Corurrl.sionsrs. D
IirrersIer. -. ISL.
Essuiast 81 si.sart.
Al. BURBANK. Ci~rs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-26
Larry Murray.

Concerning this famous leader and CON-
mander-in-chief of the Virginia Broom.
Rangers, the Esmcralda Union has the fol.
lowing frst-rate notice: -.... u ..
Our citizens we'll remember Larry Murray
the man with heavy chest and mighty lungs
and intimidating brow. Larry left Aurora
seven months ago under peculiar circum-
stances. Whether he had time to take his
hat with him or not we are unable to learn I;
but we do know that he made remarkably
quick time for man Of his heft. Would
YOU believe the bloody "Stranglers" limited
that he was rough and ought to be-fright-
ened? Well, Larry, whether rough or not,
was somewhat "skeered," and left this sec
ton for this sections good, but to the great
injury Of the Democratic party. 1t is be-
lieyed BY millions of earth's inhabitants, that
the Lord, even before the creation Of the
world, knew how many souls he would create
before the day of Pentacost, and that his in
trntion was TO create every being for pur-
nose. II this theory be correct, then the
Lord. in looking into the future, must have
seen Larry Murray, and decreed that he
should be a Democratic leader. Larry's
Innps and yisage and general appearance well
fit him for the position which he now occu-
MES, for no man is a good Democrat who can
not blow harder than four Black Republicans,
and make more noise. His voice, when heard
in the night time, amid the oaths OF MS as
sociates which lend feeble harmony to its I'M
earthly sound, reminds one Of hell let loose,
and almost leads one to believe that the devil
has stolen Gabriel's trumpet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-26
THE NEWS.

The Overland line, which broke yester-
day beyond Austin, was all right again
last evening, bringing quite full dispatches
to the morning papers, and still later dates
to the News to-day.
Sheridan's victory gives us all Northern
Virginia, and the rebel papers admit a
heavy loss and overwhelming defeat.
Grant has Richmond in his power, but its
importance as military position will not
warrant any loss OF life in its capture. He
prefers the surer mode of starvation Ia
Vicksburg. Stanton will probably sue
coed to the vacant seat OF Chief Justice
Tanev. \ heavy feet was of Charleston
on the le:h-destina:ion unknown. The
The -e5als in Georgia have changed their
base 10 Rome. Hoods hard up for grub,
and experienced corn-poppers are in de-
mand in his army. Gold IS at 20e.
From Europe we learn Of great financial
distress among our loving English friends,
and many heavy failures. We are sorry
aboutit. Semmes had left with crew to
take possession of new piratical craft
the disparch says at Madrid. We doubt
the statement. MaArid is not an extern
sive seaport. It should probably read
Madeira.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-26

AUoUsTE BELMoNT.-This noted midi
vidual, the American agent of the famous
house of Rothschild. and who is working
for the independence Of the Southern Con-
federacy in order to secure for his masters
the ninety-three millions the Confederacy
owes them, is luxurious cuss. This
same August Belmont, who proclaimed
the country "on the verge of ruin" rode
to and from the Convention at Chicago in
his own Imperial carriage, the whole turn
out costing over $4,000. Such is De-
mocracy in these days, and riding "on
the verge of ruin" too. When little Mac
is elected President, the Rothschilds will
get their 100000. Don't they wish
they may get it: .. ..a-.a. ....
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-26

CoPPERHEAD STRArEGY.-The honestly
Democracy are ready to promise anything
for the Union now, and to do anything
against it if they gain the election. At a
recent meeting of the democratic associa-
ton in Washington, DR.. Allen declared
that he would make every proposition to
the South to come back again, but if they
failed he would not prosecute a war
against people who had right TO de-
clare what form Of government they would
live under. Amos Kendall, who was
present. said "that was just what our
opponents would have US say-that we
were willing to divide the Union If a
compromis, could not be had. Let US
first elect our men; unite to put down
this iniquitous administration, and then
we can do this or any other thing that
may be practicable. The Boston Co'T-
Ter, in remarking upon the proceedings:
said: "Mr. Kendall gives the true key
note to the democratic music.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-26
HOW THEY LOVE THE IRISH.

As far back as we remember anything
of the political history of this country, we
have always observed that the Irish peo-
pie felt attached to the name of Democ-
racy; and as they understood the name
and principles of that party, the attach
ment was sincere. But Democracy is not
now what it was in former times. In
stead of embracing within its ample folds
"the greatest good for the greatest num-
Der" it has kicked the beam of principle,
and simmered itself down to the rankest
rREAsoS-and no Irishman, who is citi-
zen of this Republic, can longer call him.
self Democrat. We were up in the city
of Virginia, not long ago, and were pres
ent at conversation between a leading
Copperhead Democrat and that sterling
and true-hearted Irishman, Judge Bros
nan. Of course, the rebellion, its friends
and opponents, was the subject of the
talk. The Copperhead was gentle
man from Kentucky" bred and born
among niggers-and this chivalrous son of
the South gave out his opinions pretty
freely as to loyal Irishmen, and closed his
trade Of abuse by telling Judge Brosnan
that they, the Southern chivalry, de
spised all such round-heads," all such
Irishmen as the Judge, who are true to
their adopted country. We expect the
Copperhead was right, for we have en-
deavored to convice the Irish people of
what we know to be the fact, that the
slaye-breeders of the South do not hold
an Irishman in as high an estimation as
they do their niggers. We do not relate
thi, matter as an Abolition "yarn," but
as truth and Irishmen can ponder over it.
No later than yesterday, (in Kennedy 6
Mallon's, in Virginia. we heard another
i" Southern gentleman tell an Irishman'
"that if he had but one meal Of victuals,
and an Irishman and niger stood IN
need of it, that he could girs it to the mig
ger. Of course he would I! The Niger
is the Southerner's god, and for the niger
he would destroy this Union and this
Government! Their love for the poor
Irish is altogether secondary to the Niger
except when they want the irishman's
vote at election time. Don't you see!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-26
NON-COERCION.

The Copperhsad party is pledged to the
principle of non-coercion. Its platform
breathes that spirit throughout, and the
speakers at the Convention which framed
tha: platform. declared unanimously
against the principle of coercion and what
they were pleased to term "the subjusa-
non Of sovereign States" They insist
upon the immediate cessation of hostil-
tiles" That means simply an abandon
menc of the war, which is Of course total
abandonment of the cause. That is what
the platform says; that is what its trainers
said; tina; is what the Copperhead orators
and the Copperhead papers say to-day.
What does their candidate say: OrTather,
what did he say when he was man, in
dignihed position. when his words and his
suggestions were entitled to some weight
and consideration This is what he said
in his celebrated Harrison Landing letter ::
"Our cause must never be abandoned it
is the cause of free institutions and seit-gov-
eminent. The Constitution and the Union
must be preserved, whatever may be the cost
in time, treasure or blood. II Secession is
successful, other dissolutions are clearly to
be seen in the future. Let neither military
disaster, political faction, or foreign war
shake your sealed purpose to enforce the
equal operation OF the laws OF the United
States upon the people Of every State"
Does that sound like the wretched trea-
son Of the platform upon which the miser-
able devil allowed himself to be placed by
the traitor horde at Chicago: Not much.
If George B. Mcclellan after he had writ
ten and sealed that Harrison Landing
letter, had been struck dead in his chair.
he would have left behind him name
that patriots would have delighted to
honor. As it is, he has, by the repudia-
ton of all the noble sentiments therein ex-
pressed, de5ervedly brought upon his head
the bitterest execration of all true Amer
leans
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-26
SAN FRANCIsCo DISPATCH.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY SEws.l
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ExpIoSion, 10 Lives Lest Law

IA.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Explosion, 10 Lives Lest Law
Suits. s.
-.s.3s-- g SAN Francisco, Oct. 26-3 Pm.
Louis Dugette, indicted for grand lar
ceny; Sarah Brooks, assault with deadly
weapon; John Pinto, burglary; George
sibley, burglary; John Morris, George
Wright, grand larceny; Geo. Wingate,
grand larceny; Phillip Phillips and Louis
Davis, arson; John R. Pate mayhem; Jno.
Bassett, robbery; Moses Jackson. grand
larceny, were arraigned in the County
Court this morning. They all pleaded not
guilty.
Billy Mulligan end Peter DAILY, the
prize-fghter, have been arrested for bur-
glariously entering the premises of Cedaiie
Lyons. ..
The Sophie McLane burst her boiler
while lying ut the wharf at suisun this
morning. Ten lives are reported lost
Mr.. Pierce, of this city. had his leg bro
ken, and others were injured. The boat
is a total wreck. Particulars have not
been received. ..... -.
The suits instituted by n. LARGO, Jo-
seph Hobart, and Il. l.. Dodge against
F. o. Wegener, ct al, were settled by
stipulation, the defendants allowing plain
tiffs to take judgment in the amount
claimed.
S. B. Miner instituted suit, this morn
ing, against Robt. Soook, to foreclose q
mortgage on lot at the N. W. corner OF
Powell and Post streets.
Stock sales.
Ophir, $4OO; Nevada, $36@3S; Chollar'
$l,OOO@99O; Baltic, $25; Bullion, $lS2@
40; Burning Moscow, $67@6O; Lady
Bryan, S61; Antelope, $4,000; Bullion,
Sl34; Real del Monte, $253; Imperial.
Sl5O; Yellow Jacket, $40; Sierra Nevada,
800; Golden Age & Empire, $l73; Hale
& Norcross, $3.50; Daney, 800; Milton,
Sl4@l3; Uncle Sam, 1890.
Greenbacks, 4S bid; 493 asked; no sales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-26

ExPoRTs.-The shipment of Treasure and
Merchandise per the Sacramento, Of the Pa
cifc Mail Steamship Company, which sailed
on Saturday, was large; she also carried a
great crowd Of passengers. The total Urea.
sure shipment footS up $l;2Sl, 400 % as fol-
lows: England, 772,76l %; New York,
S469, 6S3 u; Panama, $1,000: Acapulco,
$4,000; Punta Arenas, S20,0l4 %. Also 10
transit for New York 3lS bales Wool, weigh
ing 1882 TBS, and 1888 bundles Whale
Bone Of the value Of S8O,l9l; Silver Ore, to
Liverpool, $3.50; Skins, to London, Si5,-
1870; Provisions, to Manzanillo, 81, 1872; Pro-
visions, to Acapulco, 81 1853; Provisions, to
Panama, S475-Total Merchandise values,
So, 0S5, making grand total of Bullion
and Merchandise Of 81 ,388.494.