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A SUSPICIOUS DocUMENr.-In the st. Al
bans raid case now on trial in Montreal, a
commission has been presented as evidence for
the defence. 1t runs to Yancey, and is signed
by G. G. Clay, Jr. Com, G. S. A. This COM
mission authorizes Bennett Yahcay, and twen-
ty others, to make raid on St. Adams. The
Toronto Globe says:
THOSE who believe that this peculiar "com-
mission" is genuine, and not a desperate re-
sort thought OF after the failure to get pas
sage tnrongh to Richmond, will probably see
III II an illustration OF the kind of innocent
refugee Mr.. Clay has been in our country.
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-Another Peace Mission.

New YORK, Feb. 2S.
The Herald's special Washington dispatch
says Gen. Singleton accompanied by Judge
Hughes late OF the Court of Claims, have gone
again to Richmond, it is supposed on peace
mission.
The Fort Fisher correspondents agree in
Ststing that Fort Anderson is nearly as strong
as Fort Fisher, and hat its capture opens the
way to Wilmington without further obstruc-
tions of consequence.
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NOTICE

DIR. ?. P. DUMMY would give notice that on and
after Mdrch 1st 1866 his terms viii be follows-
First Examination, at office, So
Each subsequent tting, at Office, 90
First examination at residence, if within the
city, ESQ
5 Each subsequent visit, 150
Terms fer visiting patients in other places can be
learned at his Office, No. ID International House,
or by addressing him letter there, enclosingstamp
Portland, Feb IL, 1S85.-d5ws
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From, Me,,,ohis.

MEMPHIS, Feb. %.
The Bulletin has a dispatch from Memphis
sitting that the district of West Tennessee is
to be taken ftom the department of Mississippi
and added to the department OF the Cumber
land.
Gen. Dana commanding the department of
Mississippi, will probably move his headquar
tiers to Vicksburg. It is reported that GIN.
Washburne has been appointed to command
this district.
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sPEgIAL MOTTO Es.
~ Carrierser the Daily Press are not o5so''ed
to clippers on their routes.
Note of Thanks,

hereby lender my sincere thanks to the thirty
citizens OF School District NO g. in Falmouth,
as9 70 tue twenty-one scholars OF the School who
SUBSCRIPTION and presented 10 me, a sum Of money
covering the whole am unit offine and costs imposed
On lne oy the Municipa Court for furnishing Frank
Il noWie, In school. Kind Friends: your money
aecept wito thanktulness, tnoDgh with some degree
OF but your names shall prize far more
hestow; embracing, as thew do. large majority Of
the Legal voters In district, also most of the
larger, ana many of the smaller scholars of your
school, tney snow that you sustain your teacher in
maintaining order and discipline in school, though
by means OF exaggeration and misrepresentation
(Which assertion am now prepared to sustain by
PROOF he was condemned and fined by the Munici.
pal Court. E. H. RAMSDEL
Feb24d1t$
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Fer wood, leather. crockery, and other substances
is the best aid 20 economy that the housekeeper
have 1t Is in liquid form, and asouble in water or
oil. 1t will adhere oily substances comp etey. Two
ounce bottle, with brush Family PACKAGE % cents
each. Sold everywhere.
HILTON BROS. 6 Co., Projectors. Providence
R. I. On receipt of5O cents, family package will
be sent by mail. feb7d3m
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Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb %, lS69-Amegnt of Stock at

PRIoFs-Beef CattEe-Extra Sl5 @l53 y III; first
quality consisting of good oxen, best steers &c at
lS9@ l4l; second quality. good fair beef, p Sis
third quality light young cattle, 1Ot@lII; Poorest
and beef. Ne' ''iio"'
Worssing 0se"-FrOm $3.50 to 49, according to
!, GI9,oesFFOrdinary from ss 75 Extra, from $50
a SnSssp sra LSsnbs-Sheep s@l2sc y hi sheep and
s;abs hogs, % 600 ei Shoats, IL 96c live
GqE Skins from Is to acc perIb.
Aides-l0t@l1c % ID.
Iattotc-l0@1zc
g S.hEAARKs-Although most of the cattle from the
otate OF Maine this week fit for beef. many
pairs oxen were sold workers. They sell at about
same prices as last week
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Ta9.iosss Items.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3d.
G. G. Mott has been confirmed by the Ser
ate as Judge of the Court of Claims, vice
Hughes resigned.
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 90.
The steamer Admiral Dupont from Hilton
Head 18th, has arrived.
Nothing was known at Hilton Head of Sher-
mans movements
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The Constitutional Amendment.

The Amendment of the Federal Constitu-
ton, abolishing and prohibiting Human Slav-
cry throughout our country, which was pro-
posed in Congress and adopted by atwo-thirds
vote in either House, has already been ap-
proved and ratified by the Legislatures of sew
enteen States Including loyal Old Virginia.
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From, Ke,,tuckv.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Feb. %.
General Palmer assumes command of the
Department of Kentucky, from the 18th, with
his headquarters at Louisville.
Gems. Rosseau and Whipple arrived here
this evening.
A salute was fred here to-day. The govern
ment buildings, business houses and many
private dwellings were decorated with flags.
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DIR. HARVEY. Having sold out my BUSH
ness in Boston. have permanently located Port
land, Me, where shall pay particular attention to
the treatment of Chronic Complaints with my new
Chemical Remedies
have cured hundreds of cases after all other
edies have failed.
Consultation Free.
Office hours from 9 to Il A. NJ, andfrom2 to 6 P.
N. feb2ldtf
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MARRIED.

In this city, Feb 20, at St Domnick's Church. bv
Rev Eugene Muller, james Mclaughlin and Miss
Mary Ellen Burps.
In Lewiston, Feb Is, Kendall Pollard and Miss Ma.
~ Body. "a
IN Bradley. Feb Is. Elbridge Barrows, OF b and
Miss Jane Cilley, of Ornvie. - ~-~
In Bangor. Feb 10, John N Sullivan and Miss Mer.
Lizzie Mills. SN' S-S -A'''
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Westbrook.

The unconditional Union Voters of Westbrook
hereby requested to meet nCaucus at Brackets
Hail. Saccarapa, in said Towno Tuesday, Feb %, at
3o'cock NJ, to make arrangements for the ensuing
Municipal Election.
feb22d&wtd Per Order of Town Committee
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Federal movement on Kingston, N. C.-The
Boot the other foot Wheeler not KiIpat-
rick Whipp ed ShernsGsa's Movements.
NEW YORK, Feb. %
The Richmond papers announce formidable
movements by federal troops against King
ston, N. c., and also on the Virginia and Ten
nessee railroad.
The Richmond Examiner of the 20h, an
nounces the arrival of 975 Union prisoners
from Danville for exchange.
The Wing Of the 20sh, shows that it was
Wheeler and not Fitzpatrick who was whipped
at Aiken.
The Despatch Of the 20th, thinks Sherman's
main body will keep on the north of Charlotte
and the cavalry will be sent to break up the
road at Florence. His policy itsays has been
to keep his forces together and thus force back
the rebels.
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nE Will positively cure n.
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,
es- And the first stages of ~ @
O 0 N y u M Pr I o N.
+ 1t is sure preventative for
DIPTHERIA.
For sale by all Druggists, Price per Bottle 50,
+ WEEKS & POTTER.
Druggists, No, ITO Washington Street, Boston, Mass
General Agents. febl5d6w
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500 Buff Envelopes Only $I.25.
AT DRESS ER'S OLD STAND,
80 Exchange St., above the Post osice.
nst 7ia7E. febSd4ws
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CoLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials.
is mild and emollient in IFS nature, fragrant v
scented. and extremely beneficial IL its act upon
the skin. For Sale By all Druggists and Fancy
Gooas Deaters. jan31d1yr.
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OR TT ND

Photographic Gallery
ALONZO s. DAVIS, Proprietor,
80 Middle ST., Portland, Me.
Copying done in the best manner decsstf
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LEaTsLATURE-A dispatch from Augusta
last evening, states that the Legislative will
ia all probability adjourn sine die, Saturday
morning.
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owe notice great rnsh at the New York Store
No. 125 Middle st. where they are closing out their
winter stock at reduced prices. Ladies' in want Of
any kind ofDrs Goods will do well TO give them
eell before purchasing. febl5 cod sw
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Affairs at Mobile.
New ORLEANS, Feb. Is,

New ORLEANS, Feb. Is,
via CAIRO, %. e
It is rumored and believed that Gen. Hurl-
but is preparing to establish the headquarters
of the Gull at Mobile. Changers expedition
against that place was fully prepared, and no
doubt exists that the city will be in our hands
in less than two weeks.
Gen. Badly Smith has established commits
sion here to investigate abuses in this depart
ment. Capt. Mobler, Quartermaster, and Rob
inson. Provost Marshal General, have already
been arrested.
Com. Palmer, commanding the West block
aiding squadron, with a feet of about thirty
vessels, mostly iron clads, will leave for the
waters of Mobile in few days. The ship Van
guard, which has been on the bar for eight
days, get of on the 18Th and went to sea.
The ship Ben. Adams, which has been lying
outside the bar for three weeks, is now com.
ing up the river.
The steamer Bermuda, from Brazos Santa
go 18th inst, arrived to-day.
The draft under Gen. Canby's order COM
menced to-day. h
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% Louis Napoleon has sold his elite of Cas-
sar" to an English publisher for Ell 600. The
proof reader says it is dull and heavy.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-24

kentucky rejects the Constitutional Amend
aaent-Gen. Palmer announces his Policy.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 90
Business was partially suspended yesterday.
The day was celebrated by salutes, displays
of flags &c.
The new Ohio regiments raised under the
last call, have commenced moving to the
front. A4s
The bill ratifying the Constitutional amend
ment was rejected in the Kentucky Senate,
yesterday, by line majority.
Gen. Palmer commanding in Kentucky, an,
nounces that his policy viii in no material de-
gree differ from that pursued by Burbridge-
The enlistment of negroes will be vigorously
prosecuted. No State troops will be enlisted
or allowed in the State, but all troops raised
for the defence of that State will be mustered
into the United States service and be under
the control of Federal officers.
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wanted immediately,

A YOUNG MAN acquainted with the .Apothe.
IA cary business, and com 2etent totake charge Of
the retail department at No 149 Middle st. feb22tf
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Notice.

A N assessment of Ten Dollars a share las oeep
n laid on the capital stock of the New England
Screw S eamship Company, and the same is now due
and payable at the office OF the Treasurer
Per Order o. the rectors,
HENRY FOX, Treasurer.
Feb. q, 1865. feb2l div
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DIR. WADSWORTH'S "DRY UPpi certain
remedy for Catarrh. There is no mistaAe aboui
ta's The DRY Ups has cured thou ands cases.
ana the sale of the article is constantly Increasing
word to the wise is sufficient
po,o H. Ii. HAY. Druggist, spe,ial Agent,
EeD'oou~e"oW Portland, Me.
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nend This.

From So to $40 per day made by selling Dresser's
Prize Pac, ages. Agents Wanted.
Address, L. DRESSER,
febsd2m* Portland, Maine, Box Il g.
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We hope to announce its ratiacati on by ev-
cry State, Delaware included, and Kentucky
within the next two years.
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Boston Stock List.

B-Hyou arein wantofany kind fPRINTINe
ell at the Daily Press Ofiee, A.
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FOREIGN PORTS,


Ballard. Boston.
At Montevideo Dec 30. ships Casilda, Stafford. I'm
New York, dag; Mary Goodel McGiIyery. from
Newcastle e, disg; Anna Kimball Moore disg
barques Lucy Nickels, Ford, from Cardiff, dc;
lronsdes, Tapley, from Bangor, ar Ed; brig at as
Conley, from Bangor, ar 24tn.
Ar at do Dec II. barques G A Littleheld, Nickels
Bangor, land proceeded to Buenos Ayres); 2Oth II
Pearscns Lewis, Portland OcI 20.
Ar at Mauritius Die Is, ship Catharine Hobrook,
Lawrence, Boston.
Sid FIN Bathurst 10th ult baroue Florence Night
ingale. Friday, London.
Sid FIN Havre 9th inst John Clark, Letourman, f,r
Liverpool.
Ar at cienfuegos 18th inst brig George Harris,
French, st Jago,
Sid 14th brig NJ Tinker. Co iins. Boston.
Also sid 18th, brig Cyclone, Ing -rsol, New York
Ar at Sagua 18th inst, brig l. Knight, Hasty, I'm
Portland. -
Sid 18th. barque Arletta Colcord, sagua; brig
Hattie. Gilkey, DO; Webster Kelley, Brown do
Ar at Matanzas 10Th inst, sch Lighs Boat Ames
Turks Island.
Sid 18Th, brig o Clary. Parker, Boston.
Ar at Cardenas 18th inst barque Andes Norman
Portland; Suiote. Panno, Belfast brigs j w Wood.
ruiz, Eaton: Bristol; IL Kennedy Clark, Portland:
Castillian, Hardenbrook do.
Sid 18th barque Ar zona. Cocord. for Now York:
Mary Fox, Ross, Portland; brig ii Emery, Fits
Philadelphia; sob Mary Brown, Harrington. New
York; 18th, barque G Hamilton Leavitt Boston;
John Aviles, Upton, Sierra Morena; brig j Ross
Small. New York: 18th, barque UolcoTd Colcord
hemediosi brig Grim a. Patterson, New York
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Real Estata for Sale

i. w. SYKES,
PURCHASER FOR EASTERN ACCOUNT.
OF
fLouk GRAIN, SEEDS, PROVISIONS, LARD, BUT
TER and WESTERN PRODUCE generally.
particular attentoa given TO Shipping by quickest
ana enc apest routes. No. 152 South Wcter ST.,
Chicago, Illinois.
Ryereaees-Messrs. S. G. Bewdlear & Co; Mayn-
arc & sons; H. & W. Chickeriug; q. II. Cumm n %
GO; Hallett, Davis Co; Boston. J. N. bacon,
Esq, President Hewt'n Natioual Bank, Newton.
mass; u Il. Coffin, Esq. New York City fel23iIy
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LAMB & QUINLIN,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 80 South Main st
ST. LOUIS. NO.

az Particular attention given 10 the purchase of
Flour, Provisions, Cotton and Wool. Orders solic.
tied.
REPRR To:
Thsyer. Brigham & Co; Fenno & Child; A. g.
Farwell Co., Boston. Hoyt Company +. r.
Woodbury.; New York. Merchants bank St. Louis
Feb 23-dlm+
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Per steamer China, at New York;

neAeuiOqi Vils 0fiAn u. Tattsre0nt New YORK.
Per steamer China. at New York;
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, Lizzie Morrow, Robir-
CID 10Th Annie Sherwood Padelford, Cienfuegos.
Portlaw, Curtis. San francisco.
Sid eth inst, Pilot Fish, Bunce. Monteyideo; 9Th.
I.land Home, Mann, Boston; 10th, Hemisphere.
Entered for ldg 7ih, c u soule, sinnett. for Alden
iGaaIngec IRON rolps Dc Gael; 10TH Ludwig,
Adv iith, Morayian, Isl for Portland 18th.
Cd ar q st bO Do ~ tAmsrS Morse St John NIB
pass d Iesa of Wight l0th.l '~Nu
,oi Ent out YIN Polar Star, Gorham for New York;
10Th southern Rights. Ross, tor Boston; Southamn.'
ton, Whitney, and Rhine, Moore for New YorP
nth, si%la Potter. for Alden. ''A
Ar at Deal 9Th. Celia "a Carver Treat, Matansas
for Gioncas, iotn Julia, Crosby, from New York
At Shields Sth George Green Leach for YOsk,
Sid fsa the Clyde 9Th, Col Ledyard, Wells, Ma.
dras; Sth. Storm King, Gale.
SID I'm Ardrossan 7th, Harvest Moon, Diekey, for
Sid FIN crOmarty Sth. BerparS. Almy, Cardiff.
Ar at Queenstown 9Th. Uncle Joe, Nickels, and
X Robinson, Long, Caliao; Sth, ropgalant Phil
hpps, do, rr
Ar at Rangoon Dec %, Golden West, Jewet., from
Ar At Maulmain Dec 10, Clara Taploy, Hong Kong;
l9Ih. PaTnsworth ThoIndike, Rangoon.
:. Ar at Calcutta Dec "a, Hamlin. WheeiwrIght from
Hong Kong.
otu ~ \, Astrta MOTIFS, Australia.
Ar at Mauritius Fec "a, Calliope, Simmons, from
Calcutta. AVN
Ar at st Vincent CYL sth ult. Proteus. MahoDy.
from Swansea; 1lsh Gratta, Craig, Cardiff
SID I'M Ienerine 10th ult, Fredonia Burke for
Sid I'm Genoa eth inst, Flcetwing, Pike, Trapsni.
Ar at Barcelona 9Th inst, Sarah Bell q ker
Liverpool ~
Ar At Antwerp 9th inst. William Nelson, smith,
from Callao -'
Sid I'm aeIyoet eth inst, Martha Bowker, Coed
burn, Cardiff.
Ar at Baenos Ayres Dec 10, Baker, Young, New
orx; zSd, tlor del Mar, Wiswell Montevideo; 25th
Brown, OBrien, New York.
al ~ Montevideo Dec 10, CaIris Davis. Buck FIN
Earuln; zVth, Charlemagne, Belamy, York; Path
Eagle, Parker, Boston 80
SD Dec Is, Warren Averiil, Callao
Liverpool, Feb 6-The fore part of steamship Jura
wrecked on the Sd of Now has been raised rom he
SAND at Waterloo and beached near Eeremont.
SPOKEN.
Oct ~ lat Is n, Ion 100 +, shin st PAM, Crowell.
nom Manila for Queenstown
Nov IL, lat SO OF S. Ion IS 90 e. shin George Wash
ington, from Annoy for Kew York.
Jan y, iat " N, lon 20 w, Am ship Golden Eagle
Jan y lat Is 20 N, lon 90 W. ship Cssilda, Cakes.
d days from Mauritius tor Cadiz
jan ~ ias 49, lon 4s, ship Harpswell Kelley from
Jan ~ lat e, lon Is. ship American Eagle. from
London tor New York. ''O'-
90 q az "A Ion g., ship A perica Mortimer from
Liverpool for New York. ~
Eal.I l-Aa
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1865.
The Maine State Press,
la publishetl everv Tbursdav
Is published every Thursday

Two Dollars Year In Advance.
IT is the largest political paper in Rev Fngfard,
is in quarto FORM gives an unwaveriDg support to
the Government in its conflict with giantrebeliou,
contains large number of carefully prepared Orig
nal Articles, Storiesoriginal and selected Poetry,
an extensive Army Correspondence. the Current
News of the Day, Lates, Intelligence by Telegraph,
Congressional and Legislative Proce dings, full
Marine List Portland Prices Current carefully pre-
pared Review OF the Market, Stock List, New YORK
Markets, Boston and New York Brokers' Board,
Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Markets, sc.
Enclose 80 current money BY mail, and receipt
for one year will be returned.
To any person who wnfOrwsrd ten new subseri-
bsrs, cash in ADVANCE We will send an additional
cosy gratis, for his troupls.
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Capt Ever TT Staples late master of barque Alma
which was destroyed by the pirate Shenandoah, has
arrived at his home in Searsport. He reports this
his vessel was captured on the 29th OF October and
that the rebels took all the spare rope canvas blocks
cabin iurniture small stores, and nautical instru-
ments, leaving crew only their clothing. "a
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IMPORTS.

CARDENAS. Brig VIM II Parks-100 hhds sugar
ls4 hhds moasses 20 tres do, TO Isaac Emery; 1910
cigars. 100 lbs sugar. to master.
MATANZAS Brig Cow Chase-339 hhds mo
iasses, A tres do, to II Machin 50 hhds bbls do,
chase Bros Il Co; bbls do, Dbl sugar, master
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
q priday.............. Febs nary "a.
pun rises, ..6.43 Length OF days. IL OIL
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THE GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEL

Feb. q, 1866.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-07
Tlsc Profits OF Banking.

One feature of the recent frauds and
dcialcations in New York is worthy of no.
tice. When it was ascertaincd that .Jen-
kins and his accomplices had taken S335o-
600 from the Phoenix Bank. the Cashier
fastened to assure the public that this
amount was more than covered by the
surplus profits on hand.
When Kctchum by his iorgerics drew
$3.50 900 from the Importers and Traders
Bank, and S255, 900 from the Fourth Ma
tional, the Cashiers of these institutions
fastened to assure the public that these
sums fell short of the surplus earnings of
the respective Banks on hand
All these institutions. we believe, have
paid large dividends. They all have sus>
pended specie payment without the author
lty Of law. Yet they all demand excmp>
ton from taxation! And partizan press
dcnounces, with extreme bitterness, all
who advocate system of equal taxation
that shall include in its operation those
aggregated capitals, as well as the proper
ty Of private citizens. Il Albany Argus.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-07

4Esop, who has sable illustrative of
every phase of. life, has left us one appro>
pirate to the effort now on foot to erect
every negro into voter, and to make him
the white mans equal. 4Esop says: a
certain man having bought Black moor
was so simple as to think that the color OF
his skin was only dirt and filth, which he
had contracted for want Of due care under
his former master. This fault he imagin
ed might easily be removed. So he order
ed the poor black to be put into tub, and
was at considerable charge in providing
ashes, soap, and scrubbinS brushes for The
operation. To work they went, rubbing
and securing his skin all over, but to NJ
manner of purpose, for when they haC
repeated their washing several times, ant
were grown quite weary, all they got by
it was that the wretched Blackmool
caught cold and died"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-07
\ MOTHERS RaVF-E,r.b baa ca,

~ NioIhEKS uhAN Earth has some
sacred spots where We feel like loosening
the shoes from our feet, and treading with
nuly rcfercnce-where common words of
pleasure are uniting; places where friend
ships hands have fingered in cach, vows
have been blighted, prayers offered and
tears she'd How the thoughts hover
around such places, and travel through
immeasurable space to visit them. But
of all spots on earth there is none so sa-
cred as that where rests, awaiting the res
direction, those we once loved and cher
ishcd. Hence, in all ages the better por-
ton of mankind have chosen the spots
where they have loved to wander at even
ii !c, and alone. But among the channel
houses of the dead, if there is one spet
more sacred than the rest. it is mother $
grave. There sleeps the mother of our in
fancy; the one whose heart was a stranger
to every feeling bat love, and who conl,l
find excuses when we could find none for
ourselves. There she sleeps. and we love
the very earth for her sake.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-07
Gen. George w. Morgan

The Democratic State Convention, OF
Ohio, which assembled in Columbus on
Tuesday, nominated unanimously Gel,
Geo. w. Morgan as their candidate for
Governor. The nomination is the best
that could have been made-tha very one
that, if left to our determination, VIC
should ourselves have made. If the vice
royalty Of Ohio can be abolished, and the
State restored to her old orbit in the
Union, with her recovered dignity and
rights, the dcsideratum can surrey be ac
complished under such an earnest and
able Democratic champion as George w
Morgan. Ii Vas our intention to have
been q self-constitutcd delegate from the
Gibralter of Indiana Democracy in the
Ohio Convention-but finally concluded
to postpone our visit until Gen. Morgan's
inauguration in January next Fort
Wayne Times & Sentinel
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-07

\ correspondent writing from Tennes
sec to an abolition cotemporary says, dole
fully:
'In the counties north Of this, as well
rs in the counties cast and south, many
complaints are made of the treatment OF
the colored people. These charges are
not made against disloyalists, but on the
contrary. SSes..;;nst those who have served
in our army 1t is fact tnas our mus
tercd-out soldiers in east Tennessee arc
ill-trcating their loyal colorcd fellow-citi-
zens. They arc consorting in many eases,
with those who have been i'll rebellion, to
do this. They make common cause with
one of them, when a negro is to be the
victim. a common cry among the rank
and file of our Tennessee regiments when
they return home is, we have whipped
out the rebels: now, we are going to whip
the abolitionsts'
Nobody better than our soldiers know
who are the enemies of the nation. They
instnictively understand that an abolition
ist is next to Il rebel in noxiOusne5s.-
They fought to put down the treason OF
secession, and now they are ready every>
where to put down, either with bayonc 5
or ballot, the treason Of aboiitionism.-
Soldiers cannot be brought to sec that the
negroes are as good rs themselves They
have not been fighting four years for the
purpose Of enabling few stay-at-home
fanatics to degrade them 30 the level OF
ncgroes.- EX.