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A STORY AND IT'S MORAL.

A subscriber in North Carolinar renewing
his subscription for the present year, writes as
follows in reference TO little incident which
grew out Of some remarks Of ours concerning
Southern literature:
In September last, while up town, I had
been having some friendly talk with Mr.. R,
South Carolina planter, upon the situation
IL the country, and had just received my JouR.
NAL Of Aug. 25th. invited him to 60 down
10 my house and read what Northern paper
had to say, (for newspapers were not then ms
abundant ~ they were before our cursed war)
Upon opening the paper his eva fell upon an
editorial, Literature and Freedom, in which
you said: "What has all that beautiful re-
zion that has been accursed by slavery. done
Tor literaturep Where are the Southern poets,
Southern historians, Southern reviewers? II
all the books written within the past forty
wears in the whole land OF secession, whether
10 poetry or prose, should be gathered into one
inass to DO burned up, Us was once the great
AleIandrian library OF Egypt, how small
would be the loss to the literary world! There
never was slaveholding literature-therc never
can be-"
i noticed that his faco was somewhat flushed,
and feared he had got hold Of something wrong !;
when, laying down the paper, he struck the
table, and calling me by name, said: as,
that Is Gods truth, every word OF it. II there
were scales, and do not say there were not,
,pon our eyes, this war has caused them to
drop OF. That is true-we had no literature.
We did not lack brains, educated men and
able, but see IL all now, our state Of society
was not such rs to dra,e them out. Good hea-
vens, II reposo and luxuriancy were all Of life.
then we were the most blessed OF people. But
we lacked the stimulant to labor"
have written down his exact words, as near
rs can recollect them.
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SOUTHERN UNION MEN.

Tho Herald announces in its issue Of ycster-
day that the Hon. A. ii. Stephens will be next
Governor of Georgia. We hops for the good
uf tho State, that our contemporary Is mistaken.
Mr. Stephens, by his course in the last four
wears. has placed himself forever beyond the
,ale Of true honor and statesmanship. Lack
ing strengthen purpose TO take a stand against
secession, and hold 10. he accepted the next
highest position in the gin OF the Southern
people. while, never by word or deed. did he
discharge the duties entrusted 10 him. Possess
sed Of the highest order OF intellect, and WELD
ing an influence second to none. Alex. II. Ste
phens did more to defeat the Southern cause
than any living man. II his heart was not
with us. why did he he accept the position OF
Vice-President OF the late Confederate States?
In his own justification, he says land to his
shame il is written,) that he simply took il be-
cause hc thought in that capacity he could use
his influence To greater extent in bringing us
back to the Union. DID he ever use il for this
purpose. or did he exercise the functions OF his
Office? A man with the record Of A. II. Ste
pheus had better retire to the shades Of private
life and stay there. With all his intellect,
and all his genius. he will leave his namo to
the world as man literally destitute Of the
ESSENTIAL qualities Of manhood-moral courage
and political honesty Piessbnrg Journal.
1.-THE Journal opposes Mr.. Stephens because
no lacked the moral counge to resist secession,
he will find other people than himself have for.
ever Loot confidence in Stephens. Blu. il men
are hereafter to be prescribed in the Sonth, be-
cause "their heart was no, with u.s." that is
another thing. IL seems to us and We desire to
say il with no offence, tina, the pcop,e Of the
South ought to be satisfied that |, Is high time
10 dismiss those politicians who were 20 .hor.
sighted q 10 counsel secession, and choose 9th.
er. thosc who from the FIRST opposed Il. For
thero % no man in the South who viii not I'D.
init that had the counsels Of tho opposition
been followed. the present wretchednecs would
not have been. Not only should they seek
other guides. because they have been guided
well nigh to destruction. but for the reason
that the nation will not cease, until such a
ooursc Is adopted, to regard their professions Of
loyalty a. ~ much "Punic faith"
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Der therefore from whencs thou hast iallen, ana nc,
repent and do the hn-i wnrks, OF else VIII
come unto tbes quickly and remove thy candle
stick Ts. out o. s 81 pt. ss.@Luis Is: :: And
aha pbsrisecs and Scribes murmurcd. saying,
this man receiyeth sinners and eate:h with
him.
Friday, Sept. 2s.-Mark l6: 10 and 10:
And no said unto them. 80 70 into all the
world and preach the gospel to every creature.
lie that belieyeth and il baptized shall DO saved;
but he that believeth not shall be damned.
This was the last sermon no ever preached'
much to be regretted by all. He died at New
bury, Mas, on Sabbath morning, Sept. so'
l770." F#..
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MXINE.
THE STATE RANKS

The Farmer publishes tho following list Of the
Banks Of the State which have surrendered their
charters. and the date 70 which they are limited
by law for the redemption Of their bills. We
would suggest to our readers to preserve the list
for future reference II will be seen that the time
OF the Market Bank Of Bangor. and the Auburn
Bank Of Auburn, has already expired:
Augusta, Augusta, September n, 1866.
American, Hallowel, December %, 1866.
Alfred. Alfred, October d, 1868.
Bath, Bath, October 20. 1865.
Bank OF Cumberland, Portland, June %. 1868.
Bank OF Somerset, skowhegan, May %, 1855.
Bank OF Winthrop. Winthrop. May 70, 1856.
Belfast, Belfast, December %, 1866
Ducksport, Bucksport, May 30, 1868,
Canal, Portland, March 30, 1863.
Calais, Calais. August I, 1868.
Casco, Portland, May !, 1868.
City. Biddeford, June II, 1868.
Cobbossee Contee, Gardiner, February %, 1868.
Freemans, Augusta, March II 1865. '
Georges. Thonaston. January 10, 1857.
Granite, Augusta, July 10, 1855.
Gardiner, Gardiner, March %, 1868.
international, Portland, July o., 1866.
Kenduskeag, Bangor, October Is. 1866.
Lewiston Falls, Lewiston, April 80, 1865.
Lincoln, Bath, December 20, 1865.
7 Long heocn, DAN, OCtOOer ~, 1910.
Lumbermans, 0ldtown. February "a. 1868.
Maine, brunswick, December 81, 1865.
Manufacturers, Saco, September ], 1868.
Manufacturer and Traders. Portland, July
81, 1883.
Marine, namariscotta, February Is, 1906.
Merchants, Bangor, March 20, 1868.
Merchants, Portland, March 70, 1868.
Mechanics, Portland. February IA, 1867.
Medomak, Marlborough, May 81. 1868.
naea An
Northern. Hsllowcll, October II. 1866.
Newcastle, Newcastle. March "a, 1868.
Oakland, Gardiner, December Is, 1866.
Ocean, Kennebunk, September ~, 1868.
Orono, 0rono, March l, 1865.
Pejepscot, brunswick, June 20. 1865.
Peoples, Waterville, December 81. 1906.
Richmond, Richmond, December 81, 1866.
Rookiand, Rockland, September I, 1858.
Sagadahoc. Bath, March %, 1858.
Sandy River, Farmir gton, February IS, 1865
Skowhegan, Skowhegan, April Is. 1866.
South Berwick, South Berwick. March IL, '6S,
State. Augusta, December %, 1865.
Thomaston. Thcmsston, January 20. 1857
Traders. Bangor. May I, 1868.
Union, Brunswick, July /, 1868.
Village, Bowdoinham. February is, 1867.
waldoboro', Waldoboro', January 81, 1857
waterville, Waterville, December 81, 1866.
York, Saco. September 2, 1868.
Market, Of Bangor, expired Sept II, 1865.
Auburn, OF Auburn, expired Oct. 2. 1868.
We give the above an insertion, although >
letter from Gardiner requests us not to publish
il, and pronounccs the list detective. Since the
list is from the Secretary Of States Office, and
Is thereby presumed to DO correct, and rs the
information is due to our readers, We cannot
comply with the polite request not to publish.
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A BLuSpERISa Acknowledging debate In
the late Georgia Convention on the reputation OF
the rebel debt, q Mr.. Simmons Is reported as say
S"Let us repudiate only under the lash and the
application Of military power, and then, a. soon
as we are an independent sovereignty, restored to
our equal rights and privileges In the Union. let
us Immediately call another Convention and 70
sumo the debt"
Children and fools speak as they feel. says an
old maxim, and We presume there Is no doubt to
vbich category Mr. Simmons belongs. But every
Southern convention and legislature, fortunately,
has few such members. Their speaking right
out mot only betrays the real currents OF thought
Sov;nv through the Southern mind, % that the
country can take due notice thereof. but u calls
mon ali to whom Il Is addressed, either TO endor:s
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TnE PaE.rpESr's PosIrroS.-The Washington
correspondent of the Ertning Post writes that
" prominent Republicans who have had interviews
with the President within a lew days, assert con-
mcnt Of Congress upon the subject OF reconstruc.
tion. At q Cabinet meeting held on Friday last,
the President expressed himself In strong terms OF
disapprobation OF the South, because OF Its appa.
rent refusal to accept the terms OF reconstruction
held out The defeat Of nearly all Union candi-
dates, and the nomination Of the worst Rebels to
Office, no regards rs Indicating anything but q
loyal shirt, and while the late rebellious South
remains In this dangerous mood the troops will
not be withdrawn"
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Our Mutual FRIESD.-We have received
from T. b. Peterson & Brothers 306 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, soar Mutual Friend, |"
that popular story by Dickens. It is in Dick
en-. best style, Astounding in pathos, humor,
and portraiture Of character. The bookstores
hayeit. Price 81 90.
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III Before the Imttors Of Lblns Extracts can persuade
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miracles mus, be accomplished. The manufacture q Phaoos
.Ngh Boomng Cereus" must be stopp AMI the nation de-
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NEw MusIc.-Wo are indebted to the pub
Usher, Horace Waters New York, for several
pieces Of new sheet music. Among them are
"Tbe Gem Of the Mountains" (Niaxurka);
sour Soldiers last March," introducing the
celebrated "Peace Jubilee" and "The First
kiss at the Gate" q Ballad
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THE WAR NOT EsDEp.-The Washington CORES
ro,J.,t ,F tho Ma york Eveoipo Post saya.

HE WAR NOT ESDED'-ine "ashingtonco'reS-
pendent of the New York Evening Post says:
Congress will act upon the theory that the war
Is not ended. It Is precisely the ground occupied
by the President and every one Ut the depart
ments of the Government Volunteers not yet
discharged have repeatedly demanded their dis
charge In compliance with their terms OF enlist.
ment, and the inyariable reply Is "The war 10 not
yet closed" The Treasury Department also
holds, In reference to the payment Ut bounties.
that the war still exists. The President, while he
protects the freedmen with the bayonet, does II
under the theory that the war has not come to an
end. That Is. time enough has not yet elapsed to
satisfy the President aad Congress that the people
Of the South are steadfsstly loyal. I lI' n
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ga Special dispatch yesterday morning to
this paper stated that tho carpet factory Of
Mesp. A Folsom and Son at Dover. N. H..
was destroyed BY Gro Wednesday night, Loss
$4,000. Insured $50, 0O0.-TheR Republicans
in Dover made clean sweep Of oil the Offices,
Joshua g. Hall being elected Mayor.
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DENoREsr's MONTHLY MIRROR or FASHIONS
for December, Is received. Il is rcplete with mat.
ter in which the ladies delight, namely the fash
dresses cloaks, cassaques, jackets, &C., also CON-
pete patterns ready for use, with general remarks
on the different styles. Il also contains an illus
trated poem by Rev. DR.. Gheever. entitled
"Dresm Of the Lakes" q Christmas tale. receipts
and many other highly interesting matters De-
morest spares no pains to make useful aud at
tractiye publication.
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ETA dispatch to the N. r. 7ymss ~, ne
statement that the President hes perdonc3 .ooa
MITCHELL untrue. He did not appy wR "
don while In Wsshlngton, but TOOK inc "
legiancs.
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YOUR COUGH
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IA la,s number Of the Montreal Tele-
srssh has the following significant paragraph |:
The steamer Thames is d.charging ten ITO.
Pounder and ten 6i.pounder Armstrong guns
at SueSes, . large quantity Of heavy land and
naval caaraScs, 6xed ammunition, and other
fsnian prcvisioos- Il 10 expected that she will
b ready 10 proceed to Montreal with tho bal.
anes Of her cargo II fss days. IN.
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DEAD HrADs.-cOl. j. II, Wood, proprietor
OF the Chicago Museum, in announcing the
suspension Of the free lists, says:
dead heads" are those who obtain some
thing for nothing. Hence, an editor or re-
porter who visits the museum, and gives hi,
readers description OF what he sees and hears
there. (thus rendering q qnid pro quo for hi.
ticket), 10 rs far as possible from being "dead
head" In fact, always consider "printers
ink" as moro valuable than money, and am
therefore, ever anxious to establish mutual
and equitable exchange Of courtesiss with those
who write fos the public pres.
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81 Collar and MePhssso.. fSr Speaker and
Clerk ofths House. seem to have no opposition
q present.
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& The military police fbrssis to Be Withdrawn
nom Richmond on the 9Th Of December.
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