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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06

Cmr.U. Lumsrrrr. Wby Lcns should
inspire our comic uriicrs we do uot exact
iy BEE bat they are made the excuse Or a
rrelt dcaloi roa.ease Even tbe religions
papers. sa-h al. tle InlepcnIcat. have se-
ca ..oua..s a ilany column devoted ta chick
ea u.k. Iae writer OF the following. wa3
"-as himself '' Cbravaar. Las csil-afir
been reading ihe lai,Fralent
fIi.lea .a Oh. BRAIN. The te.t tine
o. s,ta lsn BE- vten the BEN B.. r,f5y-I
kan.t te. rl shat the best breed i.. Dot lhe
>haaed I'D is tae m.aa.st--.t costs al u.u,b
t' l1-.l oae. al. .t does "a ,tlre lo... anI
fa 1. .sit as se,l f-y t1 fit q faaain miI by
r-ra.n cats ta-l be- There a.nt ro prort
il ko.r.a a i.a f.- Do ca-s Do Le Iazs ies.
taa. uoa Day. Hens 81 very ionr lived
f t.el lort kaata.t tie fL-rte disease.
! kaa~ teiI exactly h1r ieu 2. K outa good
bea. Do asa general th'az iir bong gearsi
sons arc ilc least api to sclateb aP rar-
l.a. E-e. packed in equal parts of sa't
aal Iae water. vu krep rom treni, to
thirty years DO not l.starbcd Iresh 5ee-
steak i' good iof hcns. ] serposc that q CO
pounds a day &, al that ben vould need
a. i1si. ] shall be hapqy 90 advise With you
at any time on the ohieken question. and
take pay therefore IN eggs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06

There sre 22.o9o Coniederl,s grave,
around Richmond
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06

CNsoPHsrIcArED. The DownieriIle
Messenger relates tie follo~ing.
Ia ehiidhood. AZ least. We are ingenaous.
\ little son Of an aoquaintaoce Of ours. lust
A. We S's gong to bed the other night.
~as asked By has mother il be haG said his
pTayers-a be bad prayed for papa and
mamma % No. - said the honest hule fell
lo~. 90 haven't prayed Tor myself VET
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06
a. NO 81 PARIS, MAINE FRIDAY. JULY 6. 1856.

prayer mighi be the onc thing that made
Slater knapp turn back after be had left the
h;tic child
And Jncic Kerr answered
" And am herein taught again that
iaiia and PRAYER arr deeper than al philos-
ophies and theories q raen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06
Nj sc CELI.AN NY.
Ffa.a Aohsl'. Iis.a- vas.ris-.
GOOD IL SPITE or HIS EDUCATION.

of on ta.s aoonic fashion. %. Cut right oat
AFTER Gle oil mans pattern. Blood tcr. .-
Wal aIi that &, lo,abic in ihr mau-vi,h
ai DIS noble. generous qaaliiirs of mind
aHl hcart. ana a'i lis pare anI lofty il.li.
oi lie aul charaurr. there b. liu'e vein
Of sharrnc.s. severity. tlai often d-rcIope,
iuio satire. boaal Up .n Uncic Kcrs's na-
ture.
Ills brict. tcrsc sentences cur soucti acs
clear iiroosL a jrcl or person uitLo-,
much mercy anl though know o.. sense
% right ana Justice. % say roiiing of ,Le
rcai bcueso,eucc of Lls heart. woeII make
him rcsoit from conscience of uror-. sr
inIustice io tlc worst or weakest ofLis go.
iov men. siil. a, say. De- las a summary
iasiioa % l..Posiug oi tlsm .omriim,s.
Auu' Agnes O.. j1.t ttc opposite ofth...
wonder % any body ever h,cd ior whom
Sc wouil 40. pat ia h-r sof, vo.ccl plea oi
charity. hsr TITLE cScase. or palliative wien
ii came t' tlc uorst,,
Uuo.e Kerr. ,Pc,ei took us bo,b o., ,Le
window anl ,h-rc on u.r oppo,i,c .il- q
ile street.. sauuterin- slowly pas, a drug
s.-t's. uc saw tac sabirct of ii.r.c obnox-
ioas rruarks. youth. iitilc pa.i the u,.l-
De of i,s te,u.. with slender. u,Il-kai,
fgur,. uita hi. hand. io OF. pockets. AMI a
slow rather indoisnt rnif al Do tirr, was
nothing .n tic world worth hurrr.a.. f1-.
ard large Neu.olnlinl lo- following
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-06

fI0Hr rorR Way UF. The many 4bo
take the world rough and tumble ar, prone
20 envy those who ron through ia in ea.b-
ioned vehicies on patent springs. The
toiler. as he ismbies through is tbornv
thickeis. and limps over its foot blistering
gravel Is APT 20 curse the IN luck that
placed him on such hard road. and to Sigh
for scat in one Of the splendid equipaces
that glide 20 smoothly over fortunes ma
eadamized turnpike. Born with a peuicr
spoon IN has mouth. he eovets the silver one
~hieh va The birsh-Fighi Of has do-noihlng
neishbor.
The more fool he. Occspatioa j. the
90 Immediate jcwel' Of Ele. Itistrue hat
richcs are DO bar % exertion. Ouite tie
reverse when their uses are properlv nm
dersiood Bat tho Disseminated uorker.ubo
Pines Tor Wealih without being wiling 10
labor for it. regards the idlcness which IL
would enable ban 10 1--we a. tbe acme Of
LaPpiaess.
lie has no thea Of money a. great mo-
usc power. 10 be applied to enterprise that
gives healihful emplo, uaent to mind aud
body All be desircs - 20 live a featber-
bed Aie-to lOai iuHarioasiy. We have no
symPa'hy for such sensuous lonsines. Peo.
pie who indulge IN them never Aoassre
wealth. They lack the energy 10 break
their way 20 the worldly Independence for
which tley ycaru and whine. They don't
knoW how much more glorious it Is 20 tear
aihaence from opposing fate By main
strengia q viii and inaeNibiiiiy Of purpose
than 90 receive Il As a windfau.
There is infinitely more safisfact;on IN
conqlcring fortune with brain and mus
Gle than was ever experienced by a -. lacky
hcir' On obtaining the golden store that
some thrihicr hand had accomplished.
Your accidental Croesus knoEs nothing Of
the pride oi -uccess-of honest exultafion
~iih which The scifmade man looks back
lPon ihc imped,meuis De las overcome.
aad i5rsard into the far future which be-
has earned the night % enjoy.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-27
ine @ren,eu errei6t. 9entf&lono ems brr6

feline @renSen erreiGt, 9enti@Ianb ems bnrh
1etn iOuDerdneS DdrlomCnt,--pds 1T cine 2tuGz
9abe, Die GROCER @nfren9un9cn pertb il.
@te Miro aber bo6 Deutl@e parlament
1cuSerdn? Ourh Nuf6ebung pr fletnen
ScuoeranetGtat, Die Der Gtnbett i'm 0e9e
inO /; unb c5 1T unmSeli6, 1bm btele Stel<
ltnq 1ltD Nutorttdt 3u Seripetgern, toenn man
n'Nt ale Griihte aGer Gtsge nte9er D~erlterfn
ltno bic Sitrei9ii6en Satropen wteper einee>
1,Bt lc6en MID. @inmal ober tn 8eIb bieIer
NutDritGt BAT bas 9arlament nur fur fitne
Gortpduer- pertpOtiAe @~rprceirung -@uS=
l6uS, WieberDerI ammlung &c. 3n lcreen, UNI
bic innere Gntpidlung gu dGern. Die &Gm=
pfe bieler @ntpid(un9 iipO e8 ni6t, ipas mir
jebt tn'6 Qu9e gu faiien 9aben.
@lit GROCER Gppnnun8 mtien mir ben
GreigniGm entge9enleben, Die baS S4tdlal
unlere5 Gplte5 ent1heiben perOen. 8or al
len Gteg Den preubii6en 0ofen unb ben
g8affen @ari6alDi's unO 8ictor @manuel's,
unlerer 8unbea9moden! Sie9 penn bic @ee
1AiGte pIle8t ibren Sang gu 9ebsn. Die
Nuf9a6e De5 S%a6r6unoertS lit Die roliti19e
BteDer9e6urt Der 86lter, nt9t bic Grbaltung
pes Mtttelolters, 6e8 NapleS unp Der 3eiui=
ten. Oieler Qlulgabe peroen penn aud pO9l
bic Grei9ntlie entprs9m unO Der Odlt ber
Weni@beit miro Der @efa6r 6err peroen, Der
CT fA aua8eIest idbe purG Stege BeaeOeta
unO Ieiner barbartl1en 9orDen.
Damn a6er Ser9eBt .e5 nt6t, t9r 0reuBen,
0erl ammelt baS Narlament; - SerIaumt sa
nt4t, tbr 6e0en, tbr Sa6len, t6r 6annOperd-
ner, timmt 9e9sn eure OYnalten t6r ga1=
iauer, i6r 8aoeuler, ibr Wlrtember9er, ibr
Baiern, b6rt auf NIT Dem G%rJfsince ~unlerer
@tn6eit gs9en uns gu fe6ten; cure Opnaten
lino cure 6einOe, ni6t mir. Stebt auf, jngt
le fort, tpG6tt cure Wtanner firS 9arlamsnt
unD epi9e SAntu@ aQein, Die felt 1913 fin
OeutlAlanp 9el1wGrmt unb 1866 9e9en Ieint
0ruuDung DoS S6mert 5ieEen.
Die 3eit 1T erfiiQt, beun Die Steine 9aben
9erepet, alb iGr IAWje9t; bic arsten @egnel
Der Gutwidlung bnben fe etn9eleitet; per'
11umt nun ibr es du9 nt@t, nun Ielber 3t re-
Den unb 3n banDeln, ME es Denen 9e3temt, BIZ
Sin Deut11tano pollet unb s t
Armament, bas Deutl9lanD fret ma6t
8eruGigenbe Grfldrunger
son st + lanp. Sn ben ptpl0matil@er
&reiien SIT ct. petersburg purOe ertlGrt, BAT
NuBtano gegenWdrtis pur6au8 ni4t Die Nb-
li9t 0a6e, ietne Neutralitat %aui3u9eben, uni
OaB es nur int Sale Der aftioeu GtnmilAune
einer fremDen Wla6t in Den peutlNen Santpl
cine Geltimmte grfldrung ab9sben uno eint
ieiaen Sntereien entipreAenoe 9altung an.
IteImen witrOe.
Die Ga3ette in MOafau auBert i9re iparm'
SYmpatbte fir Stalien unp befirwortet BIZ
Nnnertpn Nom'6 an Stalier.
0let9}eitig wieDerbolt lt@ ater bic gaG:
ri9t, baB ale beurlautten ruff. SOlpater
einberufen linb unO baB td9ItA Sabn5i9t
nit DIilitGr bon @arl4au mad Der i9leli=
l0en unp 9ali3tIden 0ren5e abgeben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-27
Iebcrtritt zines befanyten Ssractitect
gum G1riftentbum.

Nht S6mer3 muBlen mir felt unlerer 9tiG=
tebr naA Baltimore pa uup bort G5ren, rit
man Den GrprOfrBmarlAaQ QeopotO 8tumen=
Berg etnen uSuoen", ia iu9ar einen DiliptiAer
ucberldufer" nannte. Wa8 III oIer @Eeli
bat Die @elieiOn pber Mtammurg zines Men=
14en NIT ieinem pulitil1en SPUN unD Srei=
ben gu t6um2 Derartige @orurtteiIe 9eger
ben t8ruelitti9en GGeil ulierer Mttbireer
ioGten enpli6 etnnnol oerlApitpen !
uebrtsenS linb NuSpriife pte bic pben ct<
tirten i'm Safe beS @rprOfoBmarltaQs 9eupolp
Blumcnber9 UNI 70 unltattbalter, pa pieIer
6err Dem Suoent9ume gar ni6t me6r an9e-
Bort, Ipnbern gum @6rtfent6unt iiber9etreten
lit, 70 Da6 man feline etpaigen pUlitt1Aen
Nltfet6aten niGt ben S8raeliten, lonbern Den
Gbriifen tn's Sinpenregtfer gu i6ret6en BAT,
penn man nun etnmal nit Deg Satan8 Sc
malt in Der @Olitit iOl@e relt9i6le llnterl9et<
bun9en MAIDEN ptQ.
9eOpOlO BAT benz 3Urnt9en Subeu9ptte unD
feinem graulamen @sbpte yQtu9e UNI Nu9e,
9abn um 3a6n" Salet ge1a9t uno bulpi9t
ben lanften 9e6ren bes %GbriItsnt6um8: so
bid Semanc auf bic ltnte 8ade i6lGgt, biete
i6m Die re6te aud barr; mnD- yliebet Cure
5einbe, iesnst bic Sud fluGeu, TUT wObl
benen, Die Gu6 bafen."
NoQ GriItlt4er 9tebe 1T barum 9eopclO Iet=
mn alien @~erfolgern, ben 9tebeaen MarYianps
an pa8 6er3 gslunten uno fat i'm Namen bea
beili9en &npreaS 3u Wal6in9ton oaS &reu3
auf f9 9enCmmet.
Sb tbm BET 1etnem l1ebertritte gum Gbrt=
ltent6um bic 6tf9e unb Brpbe brr
Nueen ifrebten, nit wel6en Der wunbertbd=
ttee Sttfter Der 6ritliGen 8elteicn bic finfs
taulenb 5un9ri9en petite, molten mir niGt
nnterIuGen.
Do6 mas 1pre9en mir INNER bon 9eupOlb ?
Sat er bod in Der beilt9en Gaufe ben Namen
@brtfton aneenOmrien, unt Der Belt
itets Dor Nu9en gu 9alten, Dap er eth Grit
1et. 0enn ein3elne Neiobdmmet bebanpten,
bab Der Name G9rtftan Dem frUmmen Gr=
1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-27

Iiee GebeaiOn tnnsrbalb Der @rensen Der DIE
lItar-9 toiiiOu beg GOlfes ntdt seitattst tperoen
ptrp.
p Nae &ecr9ant1atipnen ppn ccnfSpertr<
ten @umpasnien, 8atterten, He9imentern'
8rigapen Deer DiS;lipnen, innerbalb oel
@renaen Der MilitarzD ipiion bes @OlfsS
lino biermtt oufeelSit unD Die @ufre6tbal'
tuns folder Srsaniiationen, in Dfentltbe1
pper prtpater Sprm, 1T SerbOten.
81 Departments %@ummanceure ltno tren{
os~runtportli9 fir bic setreue Our4fa6runG
bte1er OrDre.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-27

Ser 8egen unbSagelfurm re!>
der ftH pcrgeltern Ibenb iiber Der Stabt entIub.
mar trCb Der furSen Dauer, elmer Der furdftur@
fen, pelde 8aibingtOn je beimluGten. @r i6eint
ieoCd niGt 10 piel SdaOm uuseri6tet Al 6aben.
aS FER furdtbare Gteseu, wel4er III Der lettert
Wo6e ftel.
%circliltrt bier aegenpdrtig et1e erDBe araobl Ron
s. yloten auf Die Spmneriet 8anf, BON @Orcc>
fter &curtp, Gtb., ebeniO So Soften Der FARMERS
& W}erHantS Sort oUn Greensboro, Ofb. uub
50 llrio So NOten uuoerer Wtarplanoer @ountu
Santen. sc 1T mSsli9, Dap lOl9e 8anten ere1fis
rem. BOD tenrt fe fem BANTER; man nebme ft9
be8balb in N9t.
t Ser fteuern ibr SISTERS. Die
Staot9ale 1T tdNIi6 bon BeriOneu belagert, tpcls
fe Hl5enlen ttr Sunoe cerlan9en. @e9enpdrtia
Itno bereit8 mebr aIS 3 auer bleliqen SuHbebeTibep
geltraft worben, neil ie es uuterlaiien batter, cine
Qi3ei8 3u l1Itn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-27

IQeupOlD aud besbalb 70 gut sefale, neil er Jpn
an Bic bablaen G~briftanp'Ors in europa Sc.
maine, 70 miHen mir btes ais cine l6nDbe
8erpd6teuns auradwetlen. @briftan TT
G6er lOl6e weltlt6e &adli9ten unb @slalts
bod erbaben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-27

ielben purcen bic gerbre6er perbaftet, UNI sur
nntaiuhung uno Strafe eejOsen gu weroett.
Gs beibt, Die OrOre Grants Iou benz 9rdRpent.
en- Sobniou Elm fuobrer Dorm i'm Muae fem.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08
LATER FROM Europe.

PORTLAND January 6.-The steamer MOravian,
from Liverpool ON the 22d Of December has arrived.
Cotton is easier and ID. lower. Sales of the week
80 700 bales. Orleans middlingS, Old. Fridays
sales 1900 bales, market closing with an upward
tendency. BreadStufls are dull and nominal. Pro-
VISIONS quiet and steady. COusols closed Friday at
81 ash for money. [. ). iiye-twenties, 66a66l. =
bullion in the Bank Of England has decreased
El4JOOO.
Feuian trials and convictions continue at Cork,
McAherty's acquittal being the only one thus far.
Deevan and Duggan have been sentenced respec-
lively, 10 i've and ten years penal servitude. The
trial OF Charles Underwood and OCOnnell is pro-
gte,sing-the evidence which has been given con
Meeting them with the Head Centre at New York.
Another coal mine explosion near MerthytydOil in
Wales, killed thrty-twO persons and wounded many
Others.
Adyices from Frankfort state that since the re.
.eipt of the Presidents message. most extensive
business has taken place in American stocks accom-
panied by 4 rise OF three and half per cent in two
days. The outstanding speculations in the shape OF
options for the end Of the year, mainly contributed
To this movement which has carried prices To point
two per cent. above those IF New York.
NJ the same time the German public generally
have resumed purchases in them for investment and
are so exclusive in their partiality that advertise
meuts for tue Turkish loan or shares in any com
pany prove entirely unattractve.
Many additional true bills have been returned
against other Fenian prisoners at Cork.
The London DAILY NelrN says American Securi-
ties especially ye-twenties, continue TO Jc imported
in large amounts by each steamer; but for tins the
remittances of specie from America would be much
larger, although To extent this is a negative
result. 80 far as your money market Is concerned,
Il Is certain directly prejudical influence is eNer-
c.Sed, lnasmuch aS while We send 10 America raw
material, Tor which we have To pay cash, she dis
charges her debt To considerable extent in paper.
Cattle disease returns for the week ending Deem
Der 10 are more favorable
SItterthwmte's circular of the evening of Decem-
ber 2Oth says; since our lasta very large amount
Of business has been transacted in iye.wentjes at
considerable enhanced quotations the message of
President johnson giving renewed confidence"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08

SOUTHERN REPREsENTATyEs.-HO Jacob Bar
ker has returned to New Orleans to await further ac-
ton on the part of Congress with reference to the ad
mission of the Southern Representatives. Mr. Bar
kerattrbuted much ofthe angry feeling on the part OF
the majority in Congress against the South to unwar
ranted representations that have been made by un-
prineped and mischievouS scribblers, whs have de-
clared that rebellion still existed when such was
not the case Mr.. Barker says he endeavorcd to con-
vince some of the more extreme members of the
House that they had been imposed upon by false re.
ports, but he found his pleadings of no avail, and
therefore concluded to return. He however, be-
liegcs that the opposition will ere long give way,
and that the Presidents policy will he successful.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08
InnuguratiOn of the Governor of Nas.achuse,ts

BosroN, January 6.-GOyemOr Bullock was in.
augurated to dav In his inaugural he congratu.
ates the Legislature that they are assembled for
organization under the auspices of national peace.
He refers to the sacrifices Of the war and its debts
and burthens bequeathed.
He saws the question of a permanent and cOnsoli-
dated republic for North America has been solved,
and the freedom of all races secured by arms and
the organic law. The aggregate debt OF the State
amounted TO S23 l22 S72
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08

VIEWS OF FRADIcALS.-Some interesting admissions
as to the terms on which the Radicals are willing to
readmit the South given in the messages of Gov
ernors Coney and Andrew, and speech of General
S.henck, of Ohio The latter, in the course of his
speech at Columbus, Ohio on the 2d instant, assert
cd that Congress and the President intended to stand
by oh other in demanding from the South the
adoption Of the constitutional amendment abolish
ing slavery, provision against the payment OF the
rebel war debt and IA constitutional amendment bas'
ing representation on the voting population. 1t is
worthy Of remark that the terms of the radical Gov
ernors Concy and Andrew, uttered at the same time
are almost dcntiaalIy the same, and that both eN-
press their purpose to support the President in his
pian of reconstruction.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08

Mr.. SEwARD.-The New York Times good au-
thorty on the point denies that Mr.. Sewards nauti-
cal excursion has any diplomatic or political object
The trip is undertaken it says solely for the benefit
of his health and that of his SON The ship in which
he sails goes first to Santa Cruz COUGHING, perhaps
at 81. Thomas,) and from thence 10 San Domingo
and Havana, but not, as is alleged, to Vera Cruz.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08

Among other matters embraced in
the mails by the Hermann it is stated that hand
bill has been extensively circulated in Dublin, cal
linz upon the Fenians not to act rashly, announcing
that the day Of Irelands deliverance was fast ap-
proaching and delivering over to the vengeance OF
the people when the hour of predicted triumph ar
rivc all those who have stood by the existing Gov
ernment This document purports to be issued by
order Of the Vigilance Committee.
The London Herald mtimates that Governor Eyre
of jamaica has been given up as a scape-goat to
the tender mercies Of the Exeter Hall fanatics, and
states that it very generally understood that very
complete documentary evidence will be furnished oi
tie existence and wide extent Of most formidable
conspiracy for the murder of the white population OF
Jamaica.
From France We learn that Prince Napoleon has
returned to Paris and has been received at the Tuil-
lcraS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08
RICHMOND WHIG.
MONDAY MORNING ...........JAN. 8, 1866.

PROCEEDS OF CoNFIsCATED CorroN, ETc.-The
record Of the Treasury Department shows that
during the past two years, the Government has rea-
lied from the sales of confscated and abandoned
cotton, sugar, 6c in the State of Louisiana, over
sx millions of dollars.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08
TOUN W. RISON,

WIN H'''"4''
Successor 10 Joseph IAidey,)
APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
Corner Of Third and Main streets (sgn Of the Red
MORTAR,
RICHMOND, VA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08

MEuco.-we continue to have reports from Mex
leo. some adverse and some favorable to the lmpe-
alsts but it is impossible at this distance from the
field of action, and from our ignorance of the sources
whence the information is derived, to separate the
trre from the llse
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08
ITO THE CITIZENS OF ROCKBRIDGE
i AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES.
PROSPECTUS OF THE sroNEwALL BANNER

The undersigned have associated themselves for the
purpose of establishing Newspaper and Job Office in
the town of Lexington. The paper will be known un-
der the above title, and have named it, not only
to locaze and popularize it, but in honor of one who
lived with MS and who died for Us, and whose mory
will be revered SO long the everlasting mountains
shall endure which encompass his last resting place.
1t shall be earnest endcavOr to make IL in all re-
spccts worthy Of tho support of the people Of Rock
bridge and adjoining counties, and we therefore appeal
with confidence for liberal share Of the ;ublie pa
tronage. twill be the exponent of the public Senti-
ent and the al dvOcae Of the rights and interests oil
the people, whose aid we solicit and among whom We
have been born and raised Whatever measure OIL
public policy or Of local improvement that looks to
extension of the great arteries of trade, or to
extended evelOPment Of the material and lnne-
raj resources in which our valley and lnnulialns
abound, shall ad vOcate with energy and zeal. No
labor or expense will be spared to enitle 1t to an
agreeable reception at every Gresidc, and in order To
do so each number will contain variety "f read Ms
matter the latest and most reliable teeEraphc news,
monetary article, and full report of ConsrrS-
snnal and Legislative proceedings. We hope I" make
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political distinctions longer known among us
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