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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23
RECORD YcUR DEEDS,

Sunbury, ssp.ombor 10, isoS.n1Ii I:I5,is' Tis il
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-23
.sANls O,, IN .srr.u ID NJ Vi Il usssI iNEp

sunbury Sept o, 1905 7'..' .'. .'''r. ..a'.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

TR4rIqfsnE41ad1The Irish Farmers
Gazette is responsible for tie. statement
thas tvs shepherds atfKiHoughfan, Ireland
shearcd in one dry commencing at s. o'cFock
in the morning and ending at o'clock in
evening. tkesilsrge an1iber of 225 sheep.
whose feeces averaged seven pounds. Can,
any Of our American shearers beat this :?
s!S:G 7..: i5:af ,sHa1 40 Sem: FassS ~ ~
Mr.. Hammond, of, Vermont, has fifty
sewesln ono flock, for which he has been
offered fifty thousand dollars He refused
!, it, Of course, They ore, worth more to him
rif the present prices hold ii sss;'' r.
The price Of horses isdecllning, incss-
sequence Of healiscontihuaneeEof the amry
demand.
E e fI;,s,ss ~, ii, r faablesni. swallowed
the contents of.a bottle of laudahum last
Thursday. and died from the effects the
nextl Ay'-7agls1s|faaJ reporter.
ts-Twe companies OF Hancock's corps,
now.at Springfield, Illinois, have been or
deredi toereport at. FostE Smelling, for the
purpose Of acting as guard at the new camp
to SeleH ablished ;sheIe. Press. sonh =
a little boy, whose father, is = soldier
kstNlvhed affhesF ort.s hb1ig ens3 visit there
last Wednesday, fell into The river aud wes
drowned. .Hiinbody,t had not been recover
ed at last accounts..--ZJiidys't s4s!t .,:..z:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

'srScAhcEEY.-We find going the
rounds offthe Democratic papers a. "new
suggestion made de by New |. York oor4'
respondent Of the London Spectdsor,
for the punishment of JEFF Davis. It
is that he BE not punished or hanged, j
bat' required to give his parole never to.
leave the country, and + e report once
in each mouth,to5 the nearest militia "
OF judicial officer andsonco in, each year
to The President. :It is asserted that
this would be, very 6 severe e upon jeff
but we have; an idea. that he would
prefer it to 3 hanging And then 1t
might do SO long as We have q Republic
can President; but, should q Democrat
io candidate ever b elected, he' would
pardon Jeff ONCE and make q. him h IL
Secretary Of War. s't1tss d s.sI 1,, ii, +
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

exciting in the South. They are made
free, without being given the rights Of
lreemep, Denied allsoice in the sc,
their x,,lers aud thu form
ton sofldcal LAY With % paits ii ths
affairs a state, eyas FIJI ahSlb III its
|burd,a, tn1 Slask leud y ,l.
government viii be at the mercy of those
against whom they have stood on the
battle-6elds of the Union, and whom
they have conquered in fair fight, 4. !,
II the words Of President Johiison
raia'.e@aes, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
punished, -,,snot. pardoncd," aud 1--WE
would sdy equally, that loyalty, Iwhef.:
over found; shoulel be I rewarded, Tie!
theory seems 'a s. 70 bo reversed SisnPrpa'
tee. 3saa AIS ggfss.rt n-ss> has
81 This question ofsreconstruction ihau
braces i'ull thatlwss iavolved III the :
ceptio,n atid crushing of tho REBELLION !;
and too much care cannot be7taken tba.
we use aono. of the rights aud prinei-'
pies which shavelhocn2 purchased So
greatta ::,cost." We, see no reason = Is
&. change opr former opinion {! tANa l at this
TIME y the: South is in no rondition ,1for
reconstruction; and .cthatsoointnitely
better results could be secured, and the|
bands sof the Union cehlented:o closer,
alter society has ,bIeena. settled ana su1
n,.es ness re7established. ios sthe srebelfous
states: military governmen,s' being In
the meantin,e establisheatnnd main tain 2
e'd = nYhos 'qaestion Of r;eeonstl uetion
ooua e. then !. -. be discussed il IS length
and g. breadth, and. a: clearer light would
probably dawn on, ther n, inds Tot maat}sy;::
with regard Ito Who We're truly iqe,yaaii'
and who were net St - :7''aE'7s> IN;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

aasi ,s;ensisa25tau .htfs spsssr'. 81.
g An orthe Hay 70, he delivered aid stack
! cd by the CONTRACT or orsbstoresthe 18th
day Of September 1865 ..,;7,s i,rt.I, 8. r,y
Bids will be made for each post sePas.
rately, md "a different sheets Of paper !,
Bidders. will give tiieir ananlsas and ADJ
dress in full, and in case Of firms, the pre-
~tisssh and address Of enck indivi'hal
s}seaS w,'h Re Pem s ot tns firm, will be
- SAprihted copy Observation-Disclosures will
4be ,enclosed with eseh,proposAl:a4s
All bids bid. must BE- aceo4mpanied ky a writ.
ten guarantee il the following form WI
1--WE l:sq 6nd G.. ,of The County q
$50 OF .Aippessta ,5xla heyshyssree that
- is able to fulfil contract in accArd7s
anoe kitkshis proposition; md that should
his proposition be accented he viz at once
s! snter into contract ip accordance there
with. Should 4 contract .be awarded him.,
we are prepared to sbeeome0his secufities.s
Signed ,by.tuo responsible persons, whose
responsibility shall be y6uched, for BY a
certificate Of q Clerk Of the District Court,
OF the q. s. District Attorney.
q Bidders aro requested Il be present at
the opening of the bids. ~ hos .sss =, "A .
o,:~ Proposals from persons who have previ.
opsly failed e, comply With their bids;
4 from sdisloyall persons, and persons ire
:Sponsible, Till not he !consldered. a,sEai
~ Ths andeffsigned reserves, {he right 10
,tasot apy p 'en ", biass qaet, dssPed s''s'f'
81 K bon,d Win good Md satisfactory, rsecu4
rity viii BE- required from the person to
whom the contract may be tavarded- :'p
j, Bidssnst iecrresp o4Aing with the above
conditions win be rejected, AZ
pa Contractors VIII furnish the5 necessary
Revenue stamps for bonds aud contracts.
hi Bids to- DO endorsed "a proposals fqr;fur;
niships Hey, At 80 and and q addressed to
's7Ss ii H. L1cARvER,
jy20:2wsfss isaisst i'ia Capt. and 4. Q NJ.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

y>Wos'rs 3k4sr, ELoxo.-The Nevada :2hp.-t
gentleman Of xTeutonic origins
reading the other day oneo the huge post4I
ers announcing tkeaeon Ing, of the pano.*
rama Of :.PaTad,se Lost,t came totthesline,;
.nA.Rebellioa ia' .TIea@en,H when hS broke
forth Us follows ..'svonirepel, ionin Health
'-.mein Got stthat lasts not long onkle
IAbe ish dare !nG .tfj.g9q 34taEE,.lati 5t,i&s3H
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20
> RETURN OF TllE FIRST.

The First Regiment, arrived. inst.
Paul on Monday, at IL. E.M.. and was
received with hearty welcome and .
good dinner Addresses were made
BY Mayo Prince end Governor Miller;
with a response FROM ICol. Down;e.
The regiment started the same after
noon for Fort Smelling. %.14a 49, 80.
q We take the following extract. from
Gov. Miller's address ",' ~. y, ..$slsy;
New, antidate to this terrible poison in tho
bedy pdlitic (rebels voting upon taking the oatl
bosom to the leaden hail and iron storm deposit his
ballot. and enjoy aa the rights, immunitHs and priv
le;cs of free citizen q tho United States Fhave
word about negro suffrage, but hava afvocated and
shalt advocate in the face Of all opposition. slhaie
s:D;u5e. Wien we made the Chippewa, or minor,
Moa. and willie the cherished and Triumphant beuuU
II our country shall retain single star
tr friends e strige for foes 1ot ~ the aecrfes in
tghtfally make him minor, slien, savage Or slave
Il is.sil that, during the assault nvicksbure one
Of the Union, regiments using ammunition Of peculiar
supply about exhausted, al dispatched faithful
and BALI Upon his way q lie nenessrs quarter.
the enemy shells, but he staggered blsedinglint
the presence q his Chief and said thoGand rounds
Of caiibse tiftycight fof CylA Hs Yas immediately
the officer he raised himself ulso hts cot and ex-
claimed, '.tieneral General! remember caliber So"
when.at the liextstection the traitor who wounded
that brave yonth seai deposit his VOTE would place
mlnAr hny and
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

u DEoLlNEs.-As Ne predicted At the,
time Of the announcement, Gen. J.E.
1Tropurtellotte declines allowing his name
70 be used as a candidate. for Governor
on the Democratic ticket this fall. i + 4,
is hard<to find good soldiers who are
willing to bear ON their shoulders;lthe
n,ouisomne carcass Of D mocracy.t. ii9si;q
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

"A MOST disastrous conflagretioA, visited
New York cityan the 18Th, completely de-
s.reying Barnuu's Museum with all 5 val
and ninetee otAerbuildnss
onsBroaaway, AhniandsFuiton streets: The
FIRE broke; out hear q ;jboiler ins the base-
'ment 81 the, aluseuihhaa:: The loss i, over a
million dollars, upon which there'is insur-
ance to the amount Of half i million. Ills
said that Barnum is making preparations
fiji arso9snihs his Museum i: on more mag az;
'nifcaht scale than ever. -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20
oTi4E SECOND IsstsGIn1RNq>.

sa<a;Ths gallant regiment arrived ia St.
Faia';; at: eight O'Clock on: Saturday
morning, and met With reception sim
liar nr.l to thet Of the Eleventh, ANY exs
,celleat. breakfast was serpelIthem at the
Capitol. They afterwards returned to
the steamer, and were taken 10 Fort
Smelling, for fnal muster: oqt; and pay,
The 4 people ofSt: Paul have done we'll
toward our returning regiments..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

GEr. .sHERxAH, me recent speech It,
Columbus, heartily endorsed Gen. Cox thss
Union Candidate for Governor /; and nsaid
that, he (Gen. 81 would not, under any cir-.
cumn,stances; BE . candidate for aubnatori-s
al or Presidential llonors. 81 94fE: ~. q
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

IN ItalaRAr,oN.-OnfMonday, the Sdtinst::;,
there passed through hare, gen=route for the
St. .Cloudn this State, twenty- .iri
teams containing; t,cesty. famalies-all1 of
them from the Southwest ceruer Of Iova,:
only O. few miles from the Missouri, border.
They, had also with them one thousand head
Of cattle and q few hundred sheep. Austix
Mo,ter CO. Y Reuister. ,.s:SE.9 TInT &'ss;t4
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20
EIGHTH AND FOURTH "HaEGl-
,iHst<.+5 oi'!; biENTS. fsnl~'s ,,,;.:

We are informed 'that,the Eighth Regi.z
;;nlent left Pittsburg on Sunday night, and
will probably arrive in ST. Paul on Wednes-
day or Thursday. The. Fourth Regiments;
also expectedto arrive the latter part Of the
"ees<'-f 'o'ee'. go ft,7''':s'2,5: w ssiaf Is
stsThe Eighth will arrive in St.; Paul on the
ke0kuk, this morning. ga Nfsfs $50 .cla L.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

Tns Il1uss1ArEba Llirix. >sslsloxA MAR.
4ssrkpoM,, AkDfr FuNnNkto eSt7sAbRAHAM
nj 4lxq9Ls. sixlpatl. President II The Uni.
s. S'1fSS 3S R:ES1s i B Peterson
97iere il no 'Lito;ascholl ], the !apd. ia.
does nst eqyes history = ths life of our
nar!yrea 81 esiaent THIS volume. eli. Furnish
fe IL 4 'shlsap form, a full account Of Ais
iifs, assassination, death and funeral !an with
9 number Of the Ihnsst goratipns delivered
by the most p. eminent men ofsthe' nation IL
y 4 complete, in II AL iprortnns points q: and
will doubtless: prove a popular: edition,
Priee seventy. 6ys.ceat in paper covers $
oaet liollarsin scloth.5 ID II: f5ost14st.. ssas-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

hlFHE: ;Austin Register tcotnaienees its third
sslaHls,; enlarged. from n sir atosa seven
colamn *hset> and otherwise much imprrov-
III. Hope your enterprise win receive an
abundant reward, Brothers Davidson. IA ana
Wheeler, for it deserves ft:s;;S' IL
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

p,a.;5 se &C., 1. e - ~ e !.
nr;sonment -. u 81 WI, ~ AZ
Arnold and 60 = - IN ~ i 49,. = $3.50 49,
.o.dav sent to tha -, , ~, ;n,te.d
q s, q Albany H.y;i Rssi,s S
..4.s. Is. heen sant = ~ :,
Prof MoC ullough, the alleged t,s pro;eetol
e ! - tha :. ;ncendiafy fires in Nar Vol
- ~. nsl.Ssrs si,a Gov 49,
s ssg NJ 1s{on n etar .T ''s =
1' ~ ,. .l;ya v.e i session toIa.v
Is - !. .a;d sSa oonsn;ratora. Dr.. MIDI
IA XII, o ~ 81 q sfShhh md Ol,ai,phl;n
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

:tJuoaE Marvin, of 'Floridn, i Union rlseffu:
see during the var, has been appointed
Professionals Tow rnor of that Sthtc: b'' =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

'"Tns Washington Chronicle positively Ms
sertsthat Secretary Stanton has no thought
IT leaving tht Cabinet at present: None;
bu, eopp;e:rheaitis ever thought IL desired
M; II; IA stiould 3 2fE2i o6G <:,9: TS'Et
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

Nhtk the 1ughfr sum q dollars a. attQS
to be paid in case Of foreclosure Of the same
s.: calHo2, !yn1y 18th a 4. 3 3; 1855: jy1!:ow
Pr. PROPOSALS J { 81 !. FOR ~: -,
~ asess "a
5l:;:4!E,.:: a. l. =: ~ 3, ;: :
49,. .,... .,,si, -,.,,., 10 i@is
sod x1aazss & Iss- ----s |! :au.af
s'e IL s,s.Asi sst3---sssst} 2!t3sl -9f3 .
i.- ;.asii g. .,s:,.. a :5s,H ai.i o.
iii ~ s.o' ''ss = Gs,, y, 9S4s1..s.''E
aood e.i,f $50 .al, MINI. July -. 1865. 4jeo
5.il 4:.:s,,a,rz I'd is,o,n.<. al s9si 8
@1sALEDfpROPAlsAIS,
- 9ti; ais, 90 as,,.Tn Esd. 8aN y ii
,ss;i.,4sa ,ssS3 oss11ls 'i,<,;osis9tg y a4tIy
;.,5sassa aIny Duplioate,ssi
s3li stas 312:s5~~ ssslsila:. aoisa sr,s.~
i. VI s received I. !ei,I !, e s'
s.it ssitsnt,i, &ista:.s7 10 719g l. q; $3.50
IL O'Clock NJ, July s3lsta 1885,,
III - a..s &s'$;<#N l. hI.A> S,i.E 7s' u
For the delivery ofsg,., ,'1ios y
:asi s.;s: ar Jcol's axsN .a3s E9H:'1T
sstun!os . 81 ,,sst7sa.3itia A1lii5i1is !. ~
Good 3D. M NJ 81 an a!!' T.. Hay
i tt..;,I:s 10 liz rs AsiH .Is issg - !'iHo
j 4ssIss.is ,.s.l i: s,Aa.ses .Iss:i ss...,.o'
I'D, # the following Military nqst'; biz
. ssh lisa =: 5a. yaa FeF,'+ .3ss ns
his. y ..sass'e,5<I.. -.s8ssl.s$s.sf's a. atdT
EoKr n Il + * agtS''1 ,.". -
.....;a,vo id, 1s,3.:,s e eeea TONS. ssst
FRtyec t a II, NiS'2S ':,-1 .,,,.,
ella sa:a 80 1t Isl, ssl,6 60 ToNss'"'
cH1E1NGG w V u AN! MINI, Is. We.
s.HS tnsa aay ,'5sal 50 TONS: 51a
FORT Wi.A,psWfto|R ii III, p. r., :.
uoe' qess NJ ll,ls>>1 & 5snrst 500 TONS. zs
twin LAKES, =. T., " 's''s ~. =.
81 uoI a,hl4.,Si. seIt 50 IONS. ~,
+ FORT A I. f llii IS: 81 r l., b.;
70 ei,is,ao 4.il q. .9saaas44qa1, eeo. roNs.l
OLD CROSSING, MINI: j: s ......,.,
sis aoitisai .;us o:,srp. Ii, AIN 81 TONS, y,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20
n LSe lSiNk


IN ths tofenoon 81 said day. and show cause Il 1ny
there be- why yonr lI6mcstead Entry No. 81 1A1da
ut this Office tho I'd day OF January, A. D. 1853,
il {sspship .SS, 5; qeSse No ,thould fss
declars1 haohed add "a TIL
ns one Jossp sRes a abandonment
& ss!a sstsy there crete to e
VIII BIZ given ItH az posing such show
;n i ,i, MA1r n ksst;Ssr''
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

Twill commence on the 18th Of April
castrating Colts. Having had two years
experiences, in the, business in this place, IL
can warrant satisfaction. .-
F., SMITHSON, 4
One mks rom st. Cloud, on the Clearwa.
ter Hosd:s ,fsfaFt1 u.k v7n36- 8m!
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20
.A.london paper has the: following a1vvsr,

tisement slg.faSs = EttFjs F,.s. .Sss:: II
] l..Mr. Russey, 1872 New Oxford street |,
inventor Of buttons for trowsers that never
come Of. 'ss;ss Z . !, s.sSs y ~
] Il would be interesting to know Whether
the buttons or the trowsers never come OF i
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

"LIBERrY. The Pioneer objects
to a motto on, thss ofthe Capitol al
the ,reccptionssof ths First Regiment,
- at yopng STATE ssai,t daering on The
altar ofIbert bqsesse, Is that sheet
AYERS, ftpnc, ~ s'nol hing but negro lib;
.srt5x laas 4me ''life lib
erty md tho pursuit Of Happiness"
mem nothing they refer to the
nrgro; and "Iiberty aud Union, one
and iaseparable, now ARD forever.
mems liberty only for The ha6h tacel
E4sa'eso-sopperheadl i icisns-es
comprehend ilibertyIes UNIVERSAL as ,ssgx4'
tshaing'to sdli: ,ben.t: They must limit
.iftb s0ma s:llaass cohsisyniiiig another ito
:assry,.i!tqdes iappdq deasfaldtpa.T a sss
yaThe,: Aspneen needs, Mulberry as
9nucas' ass any eaney-skvesi on'' earth
qiberty'to thtp* teaafgshtlyi,,' unbound
~ thSS} tsli9,lting of II - party ];
liberty TO- acknowledged the universal
claims ofright and Justice; liberty to
be honest When .ite,has secured this,
Z ~; YIN Il probably Y A y STINT lib
erty to, others, r. ~ vs.,v !,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20

T,..irH 80 8, M!1IH 2ass.!. sdE
The LFEs SrEECMEs AND SHhYICHs or AN
90 pnkR J6HssoY, $avent eth presidents
aIot the United s.ates' With portrait, 2l4
pages T B. Peterson n Bros sPhila-
/ delplia. i:sees44 81 sraEf =
t1Ihe above volume :esabraces q history of
ths HE Observation-Disclosures; from his ap
'prsntioeshipi asna tailor boy to'ithc time Of
histahing4he prtsidential chair, with some
IL Acknowledgement saeis. snTAsts,1s mucl,
.l'at Misunderstanding .shaNeiag his rapia rise,
frcu'ths hum Bsest wallis ofMs Is the ssian1ost
,eyaRed position an 5sAnieriica Il Citizen can,
,tfaia. Price seventy cents In paper
covers Cover one dollar ii oloih: Agents sup
plied III i "a v'orasfo DISCOUNT. :a01' ~ -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20
THREN I a KNS. MIMI.

Yo5Rw1'Y; LAKE 4 MINI, s. ,
|. si.l 50 r6Fs's'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-07-20
IL i.:w Also, "a kood:assertmeat 81
: .M !! q, and Boys Hats,

-E ''''T 4.T<E-E FF''FEE u. SEs. y -Fts
al TIE above mentioned goods have Just
.beenreceived from the East, ssnd are for
sale at surprisingly low prices for the timesss
--.sCALL. AND SATISFY YOURSELF.
Cash Cas- p.la for f'inlIi Hide: &s s1aa cal1.1,n.
.E,fiHs., .T 3E50aAt iHs,!. .taa! Gtat..
~, y6na4 L. h..,.s 3. g: SMITH.
l. ..,eIF7DR.s.S A .TnFhna !,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-11
Our Wash inEton correspondence.

WAsN>sfp>, ort- lO, 1900.
The Representative OF the Mexican republic in Wash
ngon states With regard TO the alleged fight of Juarex
from Nj Paso that all the official received from that
place confirms the determination of the prcsden,
remain there long lac can, aud Mt all not
leave the Mexican soil
At the last date Septcmber ~ Jusrez stl at FL
Paso; but no one knew--not himsef-how long he
would be allowed 20 remain nj that point French troops
in pursuit OF him, and he had force to defend
him, the probability that he would be compelled to
leave that place. he has already been driven from
Mexico, san LUIS, Monterey and chihuahua Still his
settled purpose, appears from letters written 10 his
family and Ia his agents here Is 20 remain in the
and to defend the cause Of tho republic to the last
His intention Il 10 go from ~ aso 10 Sonora, and
forced 10 leave the latter province then 20 southwark 10
the State Of Guerrero, the climate Of which Is hot
and unhealthy TINT It would be impossible for French
troops 10 remain there any length al tm.. This IL the
programme Juarcz and his friends have planned a.
1t remains 10 be whether not l. practica.
bic and whether obstacles VIII will not rise In It's way
before realization.
Mr. Romero the representative of Juarcz In Washing
ton IL fully convinced or the ability OF the republic
maintain Itself for years To come. dur ng which time the
empire will become used W, the French will withdraw
their forces in disgust and the country viii be
more In the hands Of the republicans. He IL
ton and New York, which, Notwithstanding the sneers
Of the inpcriasts In New York and San Francisco IL
likely to succeed There men In the United States
who are confident that Mexico cannot remain under
French pro;ectDratc, and who willing TO venture
heir money upon tina, idea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-11
The saeitser Divorce salt.
ANOTHER NOTION nv THE IADy's COUNSEL.
srrREnk cousT -cHAnnsHs.
Brfnre Indne Inrrnhnm

ocr Io-Cobr,eua Sa>ESv Alexander Saeitssr
In this case where the plaintiff 10 the daughter Of Count
Van Walk and the Defendant s well known architect
this city, the counsel for the lady appeared this
afternoon for the purpose ~ making another notion
20 defer until o-morro morning The object Of this
new motion - simply to add rev facts omitted mad.
vertently In her previous sndavi The substance OF
the facts sought be presented that in her
hrst interview with Mr. wcsmore the complaint on
which the divorce obtained was drawn nm
and ready for her signature; that mr. wetmorr
read u for her, but that she did
not half understand what u vas about, and In
such state Of ignorance signed ~ All hcse facts were
drawn Mp BY MrH ssezer in narrative she had pre-
pared for hescounse Mr. Cutler, with view the mo-
ton 10 vacas the decree of divorce were omitted by
him Inadvertently from her smdavit For these rec.
the counsel desires 10 have them sded her am.
dawft
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state Politics.

DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL NOMINATION. IN rBs
FIRST DISTRICT.
AT meeting of the Democratic Senatorial Cow enton
OF the irst district the state Of New York comDris
Ing the counties OF Queens Richmond and suffolk, held
at Jamaica L. L. yesterday John Ravens, of Suffolk.
received the nomination for Senator at the approaching
election John A. Soaring OF Queens county, MAS called
10 the chair, aud the ballot stood thus
Votes
John s. Ravens (suiiolkI. ............
Robert Christie iRchmond) .......................6
Edwards. Observation-Disclosures.
Mr. Havens, the nominee Of the Convention has rep
resented the district in the Assembly during two
Sessions
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Lefter from the Mexican Consult.

70 THE EDIToR or THE HERALD
NEW York. Oct Q, 1865
Permit me through your efficient and reliable agency
TO again contradict the report that President Juarez has
left the territory Of the Mexican republic.
The statement TO that effect Of the correspondent OF
the Philadelphia Press published in the papers here this
morning. Is pure and unmitgaed falsehood, and only
adds another proof to tho many We already have OF the
Inscriptions character of the agents Of Maximan aud
OF the means they employ support their unhoy
Fam In possession Of official dates from FL PaSo to the
sth OF September five days later than the date OF the
letter OF the correspondent OF the Philadelphia rsss
and can that not only has President Jnarez
had the slightest intention OF leaving The territory Of the
Republic, but there NJ occasion for his doing
am sure 80 respectable and influential journal the
Philadelphia iess apnot be Of the interested and
utterly unreliable character of these reports would
not have given pasc to correspondence at
trustworthy, and for an American. unpaArioiic.
J. N NAVARRO, Mexican Consul General.
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Movsme.s. OF the EnGlash Capltali.t..

IVHtOe' VVt' " 'VFfEsVUuucu'" 1tIODeJ
Sir Norton Peto, the distinguished English railway
contractor and PARTY arrived here late last night by
special train from Montreal Sir ~ Beleau waited on
him this morning, and drove him 10 the CITADEL Plains
OF Abraham and other points OF interest Sir Bel
ieau entertained Sr Morton Pcto nj lunch this afternoon
At the club Hons. H. Iangevin, John Ross and largo
party being present SIR Morton Peto and party leave
here by special train for Portland early on Mon.
day morning proceeding thence by way Of Boston, to
New York