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boston, Juiv 1.-THE bsroue spr.ncbok at ,hi.
portb.nes siyce- flom pofi al Prince to June ,sth
Political Affairs In The North vcrc s.l unsct,lcl The
Rehls con,-u ned to told Csrs ilayticu and tlo Cov
ernment iorcos Ne'o making ,on work IN reducing
that town. The Ilice he, teen declared IN stu, Of
siege, and ali the foreign consul. notified Of that i.c
hut II vas considered difcult uork or the pert O.,
the government: TO make It effective owing to tho
want OF suitable vcs'els Tie rolels were confined
to Cspc llsytien, the rest Of the fiaud bclns lu
Tranquil state
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From Texas.

iGnCntnNle state Of kGbirs - Robbery
rmuaHt hirby smith. Nnnruder, Price,
shciny, Itc., Gone to lickiro-spir,t Of
tiia t. opic !ooG la tie Rio Grnndc, Etc.
.t,r 1cIan nlos furnish continued account. of IL.
D..5ri,l state Of lhagr ia that state. The Galvs..
hrLLErIs learns from q citizen recently fiou
Aa,'in that the condition of the country In Middle
and Western Texas, la lsmentsble. On Tuesday
rht wc,k, At Dny, a sorthy citizen Of H.y.
rountJ re'idiue rrsr Mountain City, Colonel Fine
= 'nr and sDn Uere taken on, and hung to eItor
money from them, until thuv were nearly dead, by .
tAhf OF JaFhAWtett. A gang OF JAyhaVkeu robbed
lhr gt1Hc lctHrTn Ban AutnniO and AuItin last vesk
jayhaEtrr' slao recent. robed two .asons On Ihsir
VA 90 AustIh' loaded " IA inelcuandlze Governor
hursn Wa robbed o' a4,2u ou tie lith inst Al San
Autohio, hy lsyha sk'. There had teen furthsF
atitinps 10 rJU tine Treasury. The goOI citizens ali
mouth thc cpuu'iy hS.e that fpieral trOOvs viii
son lie fent 10 put rud 10 the auarehy aos yts-
yelling
TIE Houston TrirGrArn Of the lg.h ult. saws;
Rob- Ing seor. 10 be the order Of the day A ur-
vale letter iron ven ieiable citizen OF Huntsyia
iu'oIIAs us that numb.f OF awless men are bandsf
toiether u Madison and adjoining counties and lry
eizing and sppgopratng private property, pnnci-
piIy cotton, undeF the preIcnce that IL is Govern.
l3ont coron They alec take goods whenever il suit,
them llosyy losi e feared unlsss something 10 done
% prevent further depi odAiionL Our Informant ssys
lat the peopie In that region earnestly dssIrs The
advent Of Federal troOI. having no other hoDs Of
protection. lie says a Nv companies should be sts-
u ned ia HuntIyille. LaNlsssnsss will 20 on untn
HHch lAF Will be revived, uule.s steps bs taken 10
The Galveston BuuIrrN has information from a
reliable source, that the following Confedsrats on
cit San Antouio Tor Me- ieo via Eagle Paaa On
Price aud Shslbr. Als1 the follow ing eyilians Gov
Alr4 sud ex-iov Moore, Of La. They .sIe sssorsA
b. about three hun-Ied men sell armed and pyevn.
C1sil"p'a w tA' IsH ss9s,
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ms 4 " ihc English s;eimcr rtarmtrau, tonrd f,-
GlAssov, and Intended 20 enter iho B-'tish u,tch.r,
service permanently. It's denied that DO offered
his services TO N'ylca Some Of MI. ofcc,. however
have gone to Mexico, and othors have cuterci the
Spanteh ravv
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Disastrous rreshet.
Destruction OF Property in Sew Jcrs

DcHbuCAiob OF Properly IN NtW JcrbcNs
SotHcrv,0s " j., July ia Lo,vy Storm oct in
hero yesterday Afternoon, causing 'lo most extensive
aood tnoEn IN those paris since tho year ISL
Along the line OF the Rsritan River fields Of Grain
and meadows are completely flooded, and the d,mige
mus; be unpreccdentedly great Hou'es and barns
are nearly submerged, and fences and highway, are
completely lost to .ish.. Al Midd!cbrook bridse
"a. completely undermined. and csufcl the smash.
las up Of freight train a, orc O'Clock th. morning
on the Ne~ Jersey Central Railroad In consequence
Of this dsa.ter twelve one hundred aud twenty
FOUNDERS we're emptied into the n1oj, and a number
oi cars containing cattle sheep aud hogs we're piled
INTO one another In riinous confusion Many Of the
animals we're ssved from the wrecs only to fud
-aiery grave The food at present prevent. the em-
pc Of the road from clearing away the debris aud
she bridge remains impossible
SoBsrriii,, " j. July II, PM About gOo feet
OF the road bed dof the south branch Railway, near
the bridge acros. the Rsriten River 1. vased away
by the fre,hct, causing Suspension In the running
Of the trains. Tue water IL now falling
Ns,D Brun1eict, \. T., july Il We hsve been
visited by he.vy heshet In the Rartan River. The
lover par, Of this city /, under water Tho rise in
The river BEGAN shout two o'clock this uornInr. aud
"a now slow ~ fsling again. Tho Delaware and Rnri
ian Cans. 10 broken 1t several uIRtes, and severnl
days must eapee te'ere navigation can he fesuiuedon
u Nrniu. A numhcr Of boat. harsr- Gud lumber
RATS have been carried away The amount " DAMAGE
cannot lc very vel estimstsd At the puten1 time,
but II will he consider able. The boat yards have
also suffered considerable loss by the fIeshCt.
The FLOOD in PenDsy Ivsnia.
PtlatdphiG, july 1.-THE rain Of yesterday
caused severe fie,het In the sohuyt River, ciu,-
ine crest destruction OF property. number oi
small houses the BANKS vi the Tivcr have been
carried avay. The Aims Hou.o meslos. are over
flowed The trcste work on the wcstern ,ide OF the
Che'nut street bridge ' carried away. The schuyl-
Kill Cana s bsdly damseei. several bridges along
The wissahickon have been carried off. Tie streets
Of Manayunk are flooded. several mills flooded
and number Of canal hoa's WRECKED. The track OF
the Non,storn RaiTsy Is unaer sstrr, that the
tIaina cannot run.
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NV tA.nNhA 10 VT. HiN Am.
WAeuis,ToS, iith .lulr, I>oi.
. he underirrod. Minister Pirnipotent arv OF Her
,-tlotc MAJESTY, has the honor 20 bring 10 &c
.oFlsifc o. TIE Honorable TIE secte'ar, Of state
ihh afehlf 90 1ih',-l commuuicst ons which he
has received from Madrid, The order ha. hcen giyIn
:" tnt Captain 60 neral Of Cuba 20 deliver the war
vessel = tou"NGl" 90 the person Nhom tho Govern.
MrLt oi th" lr''rd stntes may commission Tor
Mat lurplsc, the due io1naiities intervening
IN tlu- a ne tha bOvCrnmcut Of Her Naiasfy
ludtt- that the reasons RdIuced In the note OF the
Sih a. hty .Ns AZ not sufficient 10 found the rirht
OF rev. cation Which that Of te nited states lo-
le'ts Z hfs over TIE icreno nroned vessel AniInA-
tec nrFc'tlces' by the sane noble anu oval fcnti.
nrht7 mon y ha- suoNu curiuT the tour years OF
tt "ti, htNrl' torn utted in THE country, !, oml
tnie'i7g into t'scussion without bect, aud the
st7t evall g. persd ~ the difposA OF the Govern.
intu' NJ tie uijed -tgtss. With reference 10 the
itV Tor thh e1pensss TO the CoihmaUdCr Of the
stott vail oi 4iNuN'. v hcl fum hev ~ teen con-
sicticI a. fr cole aud especial of the surrpn-
a. 80 h" vr-tcL 10 re- 20 believe tLst the Govern
uent ci thr utci states IA not feuIe 10 rc M
tuise Il; % Icing lnieu,oOd nevertheless tlst
th, a ro' condition TO- the delivery Of The stone
rNl, thcb del very sand Wu-t L. con.idersd khto-
luieg uucoAdiItousl. Irc undersigned svails hI m
- NJ tht occh lnn 70 frterae 60 the Hon secfctary
ot o.se the Gssurauce OF biz highest confederation
" GAuUIEI G. TAssAEA,
T. To the Honorable, The Secretary OF State Of the
lluilV state, a..
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OTHER BUILDINGS DESTROYED.
Thrilling Scenes and Incidents,
The Case Of the nStonewall."


Ha"Wy'on fv'v Ill lhc follow ng correepond-
cue ha- int tahrn place IN relation to the stone
val"
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Havana and st. Domingo.

Monte Christi and Puerto Plata Evacuated
by the sDania rds-ibe I0mmander or
the Stsnewall Gone 10 In glnEd In CON-
nnnd OF an English steamer, ktc.
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BARNUM'S MUSEUM GONE.
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I4rAEr"EsT or SrAtt.
MA8hinAtoU .f.l. n l.

. I4rAEr"Es7 or SrAtt
MA5hlnstou. j-l T.. 1888
The undersigned, Secretary VI state OF the Uuitcd
siscs has tho honor 20 nrkno~lsdEe .hc receipt Of
Lo'e. hicl war addressed 10 him on tau sd ms.
/ ". Tai'arN Nnscf penipote7tiAry Of tho
Queen Of palm. In i 81 note Mr. Ia-s.ra in'orrn.
th' uuiCiIEE- 8 that hc- Catholic Msiesty L.t
o0cgrd thHt 10. armed seam yCA-,i called
Tic Storovu..' which hai ioen the Mi.
tect " p.cv41us correspondence between Tho tso
Cput io- sh1G he delivered up 90 thc Government Of
te uityl s'.i 4, and that this trci iul hAs icen
made With swnivcr Of dlscurt on uIon the que.ti ion
~heiher ,hc tuinrnd OF the United sta,ts for tic
su hSet cyuu &C. ttnta4ut' upon the ttIiCt pruci-
pee lt inte-r,fiont law.
hr. Tassarl't Communication hss heeu fubmitted
10 the futsdert OF tue ..,,I s.atss and the
uude .sieuei nus nov the pleasure TO inform
NJ lssttR that orders viii lie pgoup.ly
gwen for the bringing away OF the "StOnegai1'
non Havana ana for 'he tc.r bur eIC at OF tie sum
ct -lful to the spanish Govsruurut n only Ie-
mans g. be eacod that this Government appreciate
,qlaly The p on ptDo.s the ilhs~slty and the e1ur-
teay which have ma Eed the rrocpe firg- Of Her
Catholic Nsirst's Government ou this Interesting
-uLecL lud mat these proceed neB viii have strong
tend rcv "a c9rhrm and Pc re.uf'c tie aucicut and
NA.ttlunsl ir eudsh f1 oi the tVo nations.
Tie uudersif moi avils huae't % this occasion to
gre. ~ astuln rene ti hs.utaLccs OF ms highest
-s ieta,io WILLIAM II, SEwAGb,
40 sCDOl DoS q AUUIr GArriA o., IA-sANA.
Ni4.-tcr t'oulio "utart, etc, exc etc.
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AL It's Contents Lost
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Destructive Confagration.
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Saturday. July l5.
From Washington.

The rroyirioun Eoycrnor Of Fiori'a-
ryruty -tivs Persons pardoncd Nestcr,
iy-,.csumption or Postal ~eryIce-I ne
uUuroc doctrine. Ete.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
The Pirate StoneWall.
HER DELIVERY FORMALLY MADE.
Interesting Correspondence.

SPAIN TO BE PAID $4,000.
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= LOSS ABOUT 100000,
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TaE QsEEN.S SPEECH.
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Disgrace Of the Lord c. .ncellor.
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Burning Of the Ship Nelson,
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The steamer Havana arrived yesterday from lie.
yaua Ia days and II hours.
IN.
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The Bfeakwith Frauds.
BALTIMORE, Friday, Sept. ],

BALTIMORE, Friday, Sept. ], 1865.
The frauds brought to light here upon
the Government by means Of fraudulent
muster-rolls based upon forged descrip-
tive lists issued BY Capt. D! S. Bpckwith,
Assistant Comhlssionaty Of Musters for
this Department, promises to assume
large proportions. Bteckwith and d
number of his accomplices In the fraud
are now in close confinement here, and
Col. Wooley, Provost Marshal, is actively
engaged in investigating the matter, and
has brought to light important informa'
ton which completely exposes the mode
of operations pursued by Breckwith'
The Paymasters' Department here is in
no way implicated in the affair. The
payments were made according to de-
scriplive lists and in good faith. The
accomplce Of Breckwith would personals
different parties, going from one hospital
to another, assuming to be sick. obtain
their discharge. and then draw their mo!
ney from the Paymaster and divide the
spoils with Breckwith. '
HHH#
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tional relations with all the States com

tional relations with all the States CON-
posing the Union. The main object OF
Major General Carl Schurz's mission to
the South, was to aid, as much as prac-
ticable, in carrying out the policy adopted
by the Government for restoring the
States TO their former relations with the
Federal Government. 1t is hoped such
aid has been given. The proclamation
authorizing the restoration of State Gov
ernment, requires the military to aid the
Provisional Governor in the performance
Of bis duties as prescribed in the proca'
nation, and in no manner to interfere or
to throw impediments in the way Of the
consumma,ion Of the object OF his ap.
pointment. at least without advising the
Government Of the intended interference.
[signed] ANDREW JOHNSON" "
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Tyormerly of 'Cressinger & Bro" Ashland.
II wishes to inform the citizens of Upper San
dusky and vicinity, that he has "boughht out
Drs Bunell Il Bair, and will continue the bits
mess in the most approved manner.
Especial attention will be given TO the pres
ervatior Of the natural teeth, by cleansing,
filling, correcting Irregularities and treatihg all
diseases arising from the teeth This depart
ment of Dentistry is much neglected, but he has
paid especial attention to It during years of
p'z ARTIFICIAL Teeth inserted in every manner
known to the Profession. He ehses only the best
materials. and can tcdrrant his work. as he takes
sufficient time to perform all operations perfect
ly. Only usual charges made -.
~ e5s- Work engaged by Drs Burrell d Bair,
is left with him TO put up. ll4a '11 7H
"a" Rooms in Beerys Block, Second, Story,
where the Millinery and Fancy Store was.
! June 7, lS65-'tf 'H'if@" II
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JeH. Davis.
A Fortress Monroe letter, Of the 3lst

A Fort ess Monroe letter, Of the 3lst
ult., says: ......,-n. ~ s,s
JEFF. Davis again appeared on the ram
parts Of the fortress last evetting. His
carbuncle has got SO far well as no longer
to impede his walking. To use popular
and expressive phrase, jeff. is putting
ON airs" Of late, abruptly ttrning his
back upon all who happen to glance to-
ward the Iathpatts, during the time that
they ate dishonored BY his presence. "A
carriage in which ladies' belonging to the
families Of officers on duty within the
fortress, were seated; drove along the
grateled drive, beneath the rampant where
Jeff. happened to be walking at the time.
As soon as Davis caught glimpse Of the
advancing vehicle. he paused in his walk,
and catalier1y turned bis back upon the
passing ladies'. After they had passed,
Jeff. condescehd5d to resume his walk
along the parapet. And this was the
foremost man Of the conserved chivalry
Of the lard. ,s
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E. 'sta ".i4 .at HIH 3l
A Democratic Sandidate.

Thomas NJ. Key, who has been iionl-
mated by the Democrats Of Ohio for the
Supreme Court, was formerly Major Key
of McClellan's staff, who, it will be re-
menhbered, was ignominiously dismissed
the service by President Lincoln for as
serting, after the battle of Antietam, that
It was t.ot the policy Of the Government
to suppress the Rebellion, but to allow
it to continue until the people would be-
compelled to acknowledge the necessity
Of its termination by compromise. He
Is a fit representative Of the Vallandigham
Democrats of Ohio. ,..,.. ........4
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ey. rv Az official statement. We lea,

EE- BY an official statement, We learn
that out of $50 persons receiving Gov
eminent rations at Knoxville 357 were
white and two black. The question does
not now seem to be, what shall be done
with the blsck man. but what shall bs
done with the white man. all things
considered, the freedmen OF the South
exhibit more tact In providing for them
selves than the poor whites. This may,
10 part, be accounted for from The fact
that the blacks, as slaves, we're accustom-
cd to industry, and do not disdain any
work thst brings them an honest liteli-
hood, while the poor whites have, with
few exceptions. spent their lives 10 a
shiftless manner, spd have neither the
skill aor the disposition 70 labor.
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!. The undersigned would take THE method Of
.infrrnng the citizens of Upper Sandusky and
Surrounding Country, that be has located in
Upper sahdusky for the practice of medicine
in all its tarious branches. Having been con-
stantls engaged In the practice of medicine for
the last eighteen years, he fattcrs himself he
will be able 10 render satisfaction TO all who
NAV iavot him With their patronage. ~
Office west side of Main Street, opposite the
Pierson House, in the room, formerly occupied
as ii, Office bv Drs Henderson and Smalley
Residence on Nysndot Aveuues second house
east Of the Court House. where he may at all
times be found, unless absent on professional
' Ds. j. N. oHEsNEY.
Aug %, 1855.
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New Rorte to penyerao}a

go' We question, says the N. " Tribune,
ths statement etnbodied ih letter from
DR.. Nc Gowan at Fort Scott, Kansas, that
Mr.. Butterfeld, agent of the Overland
Dispatch Company, has discovered new
route across the Plains, which saves 100
to 15O miles between the Missouri and
Denver. Because, I. The Smoky Hill
route is not new. lt was traversed by
hundreds if not thousands i'm che spring
of 1850, and was not then considered
superior to the other route tip the Kansas,
by the Solomon's Fork,and Republican,
The Leayenworth stages never saw fit TO
take the Smoky Hill route. Zd ,l19gH'g
Yet we presume there is something in
the new discovery, though not SO much
as is alleged. We presume Mr.. Buffers
field has found the Southern 70 of the
Smoky Hill fso'e ntiting than the North
ern,which the emigranls followed in 1859.
And the grass is betterlon Il 9 Smoky Hill
than on the Republican, though not quite
q fortnight earlier,as Mr.. B. reports.
r We shall be glad to learn that the Smo-
ky Hill route is the best. for the sake of
m iddle Kansas. and especially Lawrence.
which it will sigually benefit Aud
when NE hear how Mr.. B. made bis way
from the hesd-springs Of the Smoky Hill
TO Denver. we can better estimate the
value of his discovery yisyol ,Joood
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20

NOT A FEW

NB3 NOT "A, FEW 4T2
OK hs worst disorders that ac mankind arise from tho
corruption that aceumulates In the Blood OF all the ds.
eovsries shas have been made to purge Il out
equal In effect l1EEAB0LD'S COMPOUND EXTRACT
OFSARSAPAR1LZA. II eieanses and renovates the
Blood insts shs visor Of health into the system and
puSess out the huors which make disease II stlmuiass
sAs healthy functions Of the body and expe the disorders
shss grow and rankle In the Blood Such remedy, that
esud be relied on long been sought for and now for
tie nss me che public have one on which they can de-
pend. Our space here does not admit Of certificates TO
show ts effects but the trial Of single bottle will show to
che sick that has virtass surprising anything they have
ever taken.
Two tsblespoonsui Of the Extract Of added
% pint Of water equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink. and
enc bottle equal gallon Of the Syrup Of sarsaparia,
OF the decoction as usually made.
Ths above Extracts are'prepared purely scientific
srineiplesin Tdcuo-and embody the full strength Of
lhs Ingredients entering into their composition ready
and conclusive test will be comparison Of their proper
ess with those Get forth In the o. 8. Dspensatorys
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Letter from President Johnson.

Governor Sharkey publishes the follow
ing correspondence: 1879 aaa J.. ar.' /
II, is believed there can be organized
in each couhty force Of citizen militia
to preserve order and enforce the civil
authorizes of the State, and of the
United States, which would enable the
Federal Government to reduce the army,
and withdraw, to great extent, the forces
from the State, thereby reducing the
enormous expense Of the Government.
"If there was auy danger from an
organization Of the citizens for the pur-
pose indicated, the military are there to
snppress,y on the first appearances any
move iusurrectionsfy In its character.
One great object Is to induce the people
to come forward in the defense Of the
State and Federal Governments. Gem
ersl Washington declared that the people,
or the militia, was ths, ann Of the Con-
or the arm of the United States,
and, as soon as 1t Is practicable, thslorig.
inal design of the Government should be
under the principles Of the great
charter of freedom. handed down 70
the people BY the founder Of the RePsb-
lie. The people must be trusted with
their government. and II trusted. my
opinion is. that they will act 10 good
faith, and restore their former eoustitu.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
Emigration TO Brazil.

A party Of twenty Southerners left
New York by steamer, on Monday, for
Brazil. One Of these emigrants is the
agent for over thousand Southern fami
lieswho contemplate leaving their country
for their country's good, and who are
now waiting for the report of the agent
sent out to examine the country and Sc.
lect a location. 1t Is said that this
scheme Of emigration to Brazil is very
extensive, and that thousands Of South
ern families will embark in it rather
than remain under the Government and
flag Of the United States.aA s9.f 4
,a A similar migration Of tories followed
the close of the war for independence.
Nova Scotia absorbed the greater number
Of then, and their descendants manifest.
ed the family hatred Of the Republic,
during the late war, by doing all they
could to supply the rebels with arms,
ammunition, clothing. and such neces>
saries to carry on thewar as could not
be manufactured in the South or obtained
elsewhere. They rejoiced over every
rebel success, and sneered at every Union
victory. They were among the most
malignant and active alien enemies Of the
United States. ea----.
We shall be at no pains to conceal our
satisfaction at the departure from our
shores OF all men who are dissatisfied
with the Government of the United
States. and can not quietly accept the
results Of the war which they themselves
provoked. The sooner they 60 the better.
They will if they remain. form the nu-
cleus Of a mischevious set of political
agitators, banded together for no other
purpose than to keep the embers Of trea-
son alive, and fan them into fame of
discord and citilstrife, ifever opportunity
should offer. Their places can be readily
filled by better men, in whose Blood runs
no taint of treason, and who will BE- con
tented to share the blessings of a great
and powerful free Government.
d If there are inducements held oft BY
the Brazilian Government that will draw
off the worst element of Southern society
1.-The original secessionists--we shodld
rather rejoice than griete. The climate
is copgenial, the soil rich. the country
but partially developed, and the negroes
10 process of liberation, and once flee,
will be on a political and social equality
with the whites. II Brazil does not suit
these NAL contents, the world is all before
them where to choose. But If they GO
abroad expecting to End system of sla.
very like that which the war has fortu-
nately blotted out, they will have to
travel TO countries so remote that history
has no record of them. The impulse
given to the cause Of human liberty by
this war is such tide4wave that it will
wash all shores, and baptize all races
With "a new birth.right Of freedom
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20

Eg- Governor Marvin, Of Florida. has
issued call for an election Of dslegates
to State Convention, on October 10.