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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

NEsr CO. ruE UrnruNa BlEn. TIE n..i
Of iA- hauuai-g bird b. miracle of i.,rlcc
iion Oh domestic economy. Fcr beauty. &C.
ness an safety. the s..io-n and taste d..
PLAYED boz ifs arran-ruruf are i-r,praa b.
allie. Bclcckci in pianagc OF curraii.
rliy snd topaz. rcrua- kabic frr fte drI,carv
90 o. inrura arc Etacc ofits motion. unsuuicd
~ ram from the cloud. or duet fr.u. fhe
earth. ir,lin- rIon co.. NECTAR of ifs Covers.
r- hal.'afiou -.a-.- te bon ciarsrt.r. arI
so % b. >tarsl ike a laf COP. 90 d. l..i.
caie.y io-u-ci 81 hchcus oo.orei ikc the
branch on ulich 3, IS fixed. add lined vi-i
CO. soti down of plant blossoms. of ..,.a
leaves. or DE WONG fern. It L.Il-afeIr
soif. 80 .ierrl. anl anl .r-u..hslI. from
DE bark Of the tEcc. cd -ai.b o. Seem. a
most nsfgral eSrrrsCeucr-a u--s. -ro.r
knot I~o ~Lne eggs al large a. pa.
alern ihe rest. uFaa ~ai.h. a.. l..er,sl lr
some nat--a ..s,.. tte Geek and a.a 90 tf
il-Hs t.r cen o- tac.se DAYS.
The lIl- tlr-.. scarcely Ia-..rtl,r r....
cater apon tLslF existence in chamber
iaF.sir.,i as s.,L s,lv,i. ana are "a vii
ihe sweets ot aarrrs i-om iLe maternal
tongue. Ia tin, household exhibits. noi
or' a co.amrriatic r,atne.s. t.st ,ssu...t.
taste an le.ea-y ia al 90 arranerment.
Can gentle humaufy derive % les.oa fron
sael a. csaapic
~. j. Dodge. olio kerors l-cG.
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Items from the January American Az
ricultsrist

NocNc SrocK. ca, great uieans 81 ha'-
ing fns aock Is bes,osing aurniion ard
cool care on them While growing. Al
.kinds. rspecisiiy colts ard calves. should -
kcpt raPidly growing. ard never lax pure
water. Probably three quariers 81 che
1osnr sioek OF tbe counfry uearis or quitc
stop in tipeir growth darins several ~ecks.
each winter.
CuvFs AID NTtEfENvs should siEays
b. separated frouu iarlc cart,c. AL rrccivc
morc uuir.tiou- feed than store aniuasis 90
lr, CO.'S r,quiFc. Hiifapouai of oii-oakc
tnral r.er bad (.oakeI or -oalirl In mach
water. ard sPrinkl,d over ,be follcr) VII
promote heaih and THRIFT.
CoLrs viii thrive veil on oue quart Of
oats each. daily. 9th cool -upPir Of
bright sirsw or Two pounds 81 has. The
sane cuanfity I'd a. cat-iccd. Cd, oats be-
ing erosna. 49, be much better ,or them.
HoEsEs. Cary or card su she.hrr
~orkc.l or no'. 81 va would kerP them iu
good heaith. and give al rot worked taiiy
:" -' 10 ~
'NH> gsfa or s-iFf'eFF roaas sloaia o.
kepi vel shod' boih ior thsir ron'ait ard
ihrir owners security l-sfee BODIED oxen
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

Trrut. ID. i~t1.
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Al 80 fi nrrrsrraE fe ttr a. rIf tlaf al sl..i
Ilrt-ntraf t-aa'..taut Ell fhss ~ratr. rri
49, trrauf. 49,. sffnf ~ tafrrI-. ara flif
o. a. - usslrrr oI thr lsr..furs aI tats cess
O. rs pHrFafT ts tas G.a.rt fhar o. sd
r.stai.G asftis ~ -sii De- zee .i o. f.lt..s
"a chs sslf a. cfr.ln- tn sIr.rsrf rf thts Wee.
n fhfs or...r .i tasrrr tarrfar ts D. % 80 90
tt.sr vrsk. -esrr-r.rrs ia ia. "a God fi.rri-.sf
/. prrsf fsiatr. sn lsr.s. rati Dasa-s ftr is.f
au'.'.-afael ta D. rti.fs eve af krsf tsfrr ne
rsnf trlu ai -atl t..lrr. ta e. brh.fn af rarr..
sa.l~-stl. oa fhr -rc...a. Fars.-as of Me- n~sf.
Cd flr on. fh.t e. 80. t,ss .saf u.ss thrn sal
tafre arl~sr sr -s.. t'..al. 60 s.f. tss-r f as
tr 3D.. ~ts is.r.nsaf s.srtf r.f f- fse.-.tI
arl.r.f a.l.. 49, rsrfr.l-rs issr..f ar..r Bog
Altrsl. 3. a.. a. EEANk. sa.k-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02

H,- r.sf grrsrf .at i--sa, ,isl Nr.ar,l ia-fru-
$780, .e fae vos II o. thr Aulrrrrt- H. Ctlrir.
rNE AuIEtCAN ORGAN 49, llaaa- A.
ffarf.te. r-.' rrlars auf ssss.es a. ulais of .i
i'fsr.faI .a bel slTsarsaulr aal easrts.
.S.,--..---ir- Fr-.f P---s--f 49, -.-r-s.i
o. 80 a--r-- 0-ress ~ THF NuNrE pF
go FuffE n. t~s5. .rrr 81 rss-r-f-s--r rf t.Tsrr.f
see 80 -~'s Fas-s.
Tlf-s rrru. .r-a a-srisf fa rhr A--rri-.. Olrs..
af a. t'rsai Ns- leil ~tsr- sgr.-aturaI Ts.r sf
~ trs.rr. = .''ra.i-l i-fsf OYER rh- NJ 3D. rar.-
i..a. fnaas'al it ihr NJ a.. tIr.r-f Nsk-rs
THE ANFglCtN ORGANS 80 th. ONLY
RIAL kiIu ORGANS So t-es.~ HI r.-..'.r
Nhr oaa tirraa harrr1 = kfk ERnEghTIN Ns
sol NJ Ron ar VIVID GHE~r-~hrh 49,
ttf $3.50 rIfrsef r.1rf tr rrlfruu 81 rhe ~asrai-
tnr Be tss fa Pee . rrfs O. GO t..ir So
rr-..rsaor II farsl 60 srth..rf -krrh f.r thraa
ir,.rrs urrr.s 49, ,a 81 Orssr &C.,
2 10 Aarfs.an il. GO g.. na.r hsrs 60 "a 90.
tts.l. Eel ~arri-liaa t-sI haze th. g. rsa
if.a--. EFl.r l-sveI sr.l rl-sf .fr...a-.- 81
Pc t.0r..s tai rirlffrl al fnr tsa~ raske fhf
80 hif~I fEGf ltT otfsAN kNuW N.-
n-a. 81 hHsnr-- RI rs.a.sa-tr SEA RI aff sr-
... rf-f. GEES go. FL - l.r-~ great .n
rtraafrrs FL. s.rl .rlrf nf &c., narf $50 sac
OBJ f fhr hNig - ORGANS lI.sr fhsra
ta tar t.-f f..A .- tf i-st. 81 rsu.a..i htsa.
rI Frrr faaa afhrf srri rasfrsauf ID. a. aasr-
40. rars.a fssai.e - af ihrrr. in csursrt-
90 $50 a.a.rs. at. F-.rs'f sasu tAsir ssI-fi-
orrs
~r-r,sI sfrr-.a- b. o.lt.1 81, th- sf,L afthr
AMtklttN ukf.AN. -. ~. r..ara...,r go
~al-r tsrsr~ ta-r.i s-f - nsss. Fpg
fhl Afiit.~ n 49, el rr-frtaI rs-Ifr-s--r.
~ae- s.sa- -fr -.s.tri. BE- rfsss f-a.isr. be- s-ss
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IL e 4 NJ n o L D s
HfeHtr coscrrrsarsp
COMPOUND, FLUID EXTRACT
sNR~APARItLN.

- Prrslr a. hiss,. r-sss..s al i..-,.-. sf..-
80 SEE eso--s nat sarfai---- bel &C.. ,hs.a-,
e'-'-ii's'- a,ai tisea-r. sr..i-r fr-n s. .a1--rs
49, 81 ias 49,. sei ,a- .sis r-ra.I- 80 ,f--t-
81 ts1-a rra.-fr o. 50 r.l- .sT ~rr,f.ls -rsII
h-at. -ah i.hrua. Fa.ss sat ---Ilns ri ~
il.--s q Pol si.a. ai fhs far.si sal t--s.. Hisi.a-
80. rsag-s 80 ~ f.r-. r-ttri. Erss,.-l.s. "a
sa -.s's rlufias. 81 lar sk.s 90 i-.a-il,iag ,hs
Cos FLsa4nr
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WIRZ HUNG,

" ~~N~- - - w..
Tar ~af.sr. 'rr $500 rrsrsrttanf tsfarn BE-
e.Fats aa' a. r.rtilr gr-r.sIt. ttar b. ~. co.
L. g. tts So 81
nj ADN OIADF C0PPrvS.
A. 60 t~ep r.sa-faafit har.i. lrasa - e.. 10
"a cd tssk-fs. -t.rh D. stI ..ln ia thr
rnss-f isshars-saiae 80 49,
LID "a Ft.t-ff. CasA-r-ss 500. L. ar
fa-t-tr 81 sar r,.r.a-rs.
HANDLES ~ I'll DESCRIPTION
ilrtes ri III siars go rnrrrr-s. rrrlafc.l ~ a.
Fk9-ruorrf rsr.rk lasn.
49, h.,h Hi.-k So whis-. Tsd--t - tl.-..
tsrs. tlla-s. e. rs~refassr III go ksa
Ordrr.
Nv ANpRFw-.
w-a'.,art. o.. .. t-6t
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FL n

80 N.-- Rrtr-i-.- os Is-.-s...-.. 81 t-,... L..
r 'r'aeaitap er .rfa''pa 81 ~ nistl-r os No.
s-f-. n'-ss--s ~ a. fre-fr-s- Ci.ai. csss.l.
Ii.'es DEE iAr-,s. u...s.rsi - -,.i..r.. u,..a.
be- wsssa---. pyisi,fs. Fssa.l- Css-ri,..i.. A..
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Tseiy orEsa .. Warranted 20 Prove sat-
i.fartorY

TlIr ANrEiCtN oEGANS al So, a. t..
rr.Irrsi.ag SOD a.s. .r "a .af-f.h. Cd ar~
t.rnrf .afNr !. .-r q g. TT arf. p 3d.
o.. W.. 30 ftsk s1..h f.-h's Nsra,st-.t
s.. l.lr.h '. .r ~.aa.fh fH.I f,-.sh f..-.. Il.
srrsa. r..rfts .i ~ as..rr g. fnr Far.a n.r-
60 aa. e. ga aaI Wei rsr-rirI. s..rfrl
g. trHrh.s. lrIr.r 90 O. 4. i.a-sa.s.
IliL AMlRlttN ORGANS .re sr fa,.hri
HIH .r HrH D. hNlhN .Hl. .ratra1r-rfs. r.rs.raar
ftr ..a.s.f-. 49, ~ssE. ltsri.e IlrH..s. Cd.
b. Fs..... a.l Tat MOLD i.rnl 81 e. .tasf
loo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-30

I'm ACCOUNT or THE GROUND AT THE RED
House being occupied the match between the Active
and Paterson Base Ball Clubs the silver ball will come
OF Ut the Central Park ball ground.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE BAR.
ry Benevolent Society will be held this Monday July 80
NJ at the Fourteenth Ward Hotel al Grand
All members requested to attend.
PATRICK FITZPATRICK President
MIcHAxL MuRpHY, Recording Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-30
LEGAL NOTICES. .

tENE COURT, CRY AND COUNTY or NEW
. ,rk--iobn n. G. Morris Andrew O. norris Benjs-
Norris and Coles Norris trustees o. the property
sSd sc. an. and her
ier,ei W Coles and Mary his wlfe, John y. Coles and
e hi. wife, vranhn Coles and rr.ross 80, ~ vu ME-
sn.ob ea.cu,os' ana Msrtbs EIery Cols., sxseu,ris
Isaac ~ Coles, deceased, Martha r. Coles Charles
L Ss.ss cs sa. eca,.r sse S.y coss
ard Coles ezecusor, Ae o. W',m ILL., a ae1sassa
beth " coles, william Coles Emily renson. benls
wgh5og Es, ASn w R.ss%n cs.hsdns ss.s
Augustus Thouron Isnnsh n Tsouronl s.epsen y
,nbrreck Mary Tenbrocrk, villain Nelson and -.
= hi. wife. Msrssrss se.sn Ahfed hems , $500
sarah r., his WIFE Alice " NELSON, heisns rens2n.
nv n selison Bsn jsmn q. Norris ". John sh.mpi!n
ri. Elizabeth 9. Morris cs.hsrine no,ns Jv'A w.oe'
~ n Hollins. Al,ce A. McKIm Hons Virginia iiosiins
~ u HolIins, Norris Hollns ElrA " Morris, william
Nelson AID William s.s 2, va n
Coles in trust for Hannah Nelson add her children
,h- above dssendsn,.--y ou hereby summoned ard
sed 10 The once Of vs Clerk q tho supreme Court 70
~ ~ civ and county % New York and 10 servss cow
or answer 20 the said eomplsn, on ,hs sneserosrs
~ ,sntv DAYS ser service hereof erelnsive Of The
81 snch service and you fan 70 answer me said con-
within the time afore said the Fialnrns IN THIS action
ppiy 70 the court for the reef demanded In tbc com
L. MORRIS A BrLLIS0s Attorneys for Phinaas
e'.d Nav Yosx. Nay 10 1860
splant in the above entitled action va, duly hse IN
nee of The csrk Of The city and county OF Ne" Yes
. = ms aa8 AZ iEIiSGs. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
tied Nsv rons. July !. ls1.
.sssd states fn,srpsi ssvs~us stamp eenisl esnssisS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-30

A aosr osuKayuL DfHcOvfaY.-rrEn ~.
"A vs<ts1 ~ioeas p@is, " ~ erEssi e~Asmsiss ~.
rfatpn NsfwNaskef Ls1ft 20 ffeth asy SaWufut
ts~sh 81. cy9nsnoas ~srsnsss y 4. NLLkhA IA 1fss1
70 DwII0HrYtL rROcEsA~-EIsE rrEfH NJ
nsn<e - 80 80 - y. 49, -. Lsa.
tEEcEslN issffA ssenss.
A grfL .gT ~ TKRrH asgRrED yrR o. 90 ~
n 90 rtra<firg wn.gvi psa s4A Fkfs Nitfess esi4@
gss sffw rt1~safA street., bs4wssl ~ smd aA
g,OfrOw pFwfGL ASSOCIATIONS offGfgATgD rHE
~ a. - afffas nsA1< ka#s
s~sth v ~ tlrssn tbssssma psi.ets wsesi
os elaitt = psin lnlary
Ersry gsestl hs sfnst - ssstg<ss sssa as scsst
txn- n Csls<s Inslfsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-30


pLASs AND DESIGNS
NV CAPITOL
Al ALBANY
erarH % Nrw Y0aa.
orrcr 90 the sru CtrfroL cosss.ossv."
Afsary Iuly ~ Ir1f
Arshitsss Informed psns snd a~sgns for new
Capitol Ab.n viii 10 resolved w the Connrnssl1u-rs
Their once usui The sh dsy 81 sov~msT nest 81 nova
p1ned sAt~msnt Of Instructions and dstsa sna 81 sr
orsr~d WIN - furnished a. the ors ~ NE Com
HxHrfrON HARffs, aihsry
JOHN v. a. rRurN, AIh-ny,
q. n LATHAM. Esn~ns Pals
COMMISSIONER
ITO JcorrRAcroRs NOTICE ~ HEREBY OWEN
ii that IN pursn~br~ ~ ordinance o. t1s Common
ConncfL vnrtsd ~ follsws " Wit
"Be ovtsip~d ~ ks MAJOR, a6srusn ara Comrnonshy
Of ne sty 81 Eew fors IN Conen touoei senysne1 hs
Nassau street. from Pns s~s 70 Wan street " psved r
-. N<holsoa p..ssssi We srpssss V V bofss ~ Nc
ssssd prepesa@ vfn " r~>slvss a lhs ores vain "
o'cioes ~ 81 TUESDAY AuscsiL issA for NE coSsSSc-
Eseh prsp.ss rsss bs lssorssa M us % ne vori,
the name "A ne aasx sed ne date q sAs oasrsE Ameans
sas.s P,ss. psr 'guns yard fsr Ne psvsnsEi
slsns sorms fsr sAs VA. Gao 10 sbssiasd N uis oes
THOMAS HrEPuENHl Cru&on
ROBT. Il DAhhA0m. iAsossss
Al vi CakvEN Bbsra
o<yrcs Cscrow Aerrprcr DraHrssSf, gay ~. iW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-30

II ROGART ArCTIOSFER.-MOsDAY.J JULY N AT
81 u O'Clock, a No a. 6re~ue street sprnx s,,sei
Horses Wagon. hAfns9s oonsistlng 81 Coach god
grasr ihrreqnar,rr seat I'M pounds wasDn ..ihsr op
EuTGy Nagons ssts Of and second hand double and
single Harness, Ladies -lde Saddles Bride EIpres vs.
gDns and Harness. spring Cart and Harn..s Mcclellan
Saddles ant Brides Park PhArlons Hofs~s Wagon. aud
uarna.H Ral@ per~nfuf0ry rfthout
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-30
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
UCTIoS NoTICE-E. ROTH, AUCTioSHRR WILL
~ sell TIL. day Monday July 30 At 10y o,cl9ss A ~
hure Al public auction, 70 the hghss, bidder whoa,
serve at the four story house No ig Clinton place. Esh
niacen rosewood panoforte Stool and Cover al massn
improvements full ~ octave, rchly cared legs ARD
scrpuon OF French satin brocatel, superb Bror<ss WORKS
Of Art on Painting. by eminent artists .,ye arus.
v ;s:s.S;-r s,a, Bnne, aud Dining
saa y Tsn sad os. Siror walnut
coysred with harcloth and green rep ma H.
sofas and Rockers vAssz GLASS china and Silver Ware
Table cutlery, Ac, Sale positive BRelAbe men In
aenda to cart pack and shp goods for purchasers a,
A CiiaEIr Z n s,..LT U. 8. n, coramandsnt OF thts
station vii sel public e'ion 2, ,h. gard on Monday,
Aboa, 10 oG ten oasandj cubic prom.euoas white
pD Watt wa Sas ss ois whs oss
Live Oak aud Hackmaaok Knees FOR farther .f'euias'
see AAna'i' at s''r'ssepsrs onof npw.Rp HOOKER.
Act. Vol Lisn,. commAndcr, Naval .storekeepsr
0rrcE NAVY YARp. Syw yoRK July q lsN.
A uGuoS SALE. WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTION
Sofas. Bedsteals Mattresses kitchen Rurnrr. timing
room Furniture Clocks, crockcry, GLASS, &c, som
IJRSRY d. MINER. AUcrIosEER sALEsRooN 81
SALE OF ELEGl aSt - 10, Sa FURNITURE IN
MINER soxEwviIEg vii sell a, auction. TUESDAY.
Jniy ~ q, lo Seoeh a, the private re.itsnee No .
ssr X s.s T."s Plat. s an. .a r. r
MIRROR eex.n. carved rosewood Pssor Suites IN crimson
so ana sset ssa Bedroom s .es Walnut .I rS.
:aa .ss Rs me e s"si s.
yer psted w.Is carved rosewood Secretary Bookoa.s y,
Ware. xe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-30
NAVIGATION OFFICE, navy YARD, sew YORK

Nv direction ~ Gommodor~ a. ~. Rel, Cornmsnd.ut
rnlted states Navy rsrd. New Yort. ! viii sell pubic
aueou al the Navigation Store Room, u The Navy Yard.
wsfD.sday Augusta p%S. A. n A. NJ, = quantity ~
demned Navigation store CONSISTING 70 pr ~ ds Rope
time and place ise lot Of gi LAni~rn. -
Kerosene Lamps wlskng chran-y.. Rsa~eors stsaaers
Lanterns A., Ar Last. obtained ard Tho articles
examined one seek before the Sal" on sppaion 70 hs
Navigation Onloer, Al the navy YARD
~ fourth cash. The inisuce removal 81
the goods, whsh must BE- within ten days fssnl .sia
I'D. NICHOLS. Nsvlsatsos Ore-r
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4 PRIVATE safy oY HOUSEHOLD YUEwfruKB og
"A every dsserysss - sr.s-sy b>s-ssn r0srsA ss1
Annity Streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-30

SPECIAL NOTICES.
A sHCROFT's Low WATER DETECTORS
"A The recent terrible explosion Of boiler In Leonard
aud the Of three similar catastrophes with
week. causing oss Of life and properly brings
70 mind the Importance OF the above Instruments and the
absolute necessity OF using them every boiler
XsHCRoFrs Low WATER DRTECroR
an nfxbe preventive Of explosions all caused
by in boilers Thousands Of certificates TO this
effect and examined application SUBJ
scriber. JOHN ASHCROFT,
John
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-30

HESRy 2, MiS.R. AucrIoSEyn, sALgsRooN 81
II Nassau street. opposite the Post onine.
HORSES AND CAkRfACkH At AUCTION.
In front Of salesr,om. 81 Nassau street,
On "Wednesday. August J. lsS.
! Regular Norsr sale day. "Wednesday aud Saturday
vsntAxrs loeaon and business capacity
parties wishing sell Carriages
OF anything pertaining " the horse business.
HENRY rEIrMAS.. ArcTIoxgER, orFTcE NO. 9
Clinton Hsi ~~is this day a. iO o'clot ~ 90 Second
syenu. the rurnsare Of family bresiinS housekeeping
furniture consists In OF BRUSSELS and Ingram
Hair Cloth Suits French Mirrors Cane Chairs Beddssg and
All The kiehen PuFnssss Positive sais fufnurs sse
Wednesday.
HENRY y. HERTg. yR. ACcTfONEER,
- VII ssll ~. dsx fMondsyl, july a. io. oco.k,
entire stock of Watches Jevelry Diamond coeks silver
Ware Ar togeh~r with tAr Yls,nres show Cases Regu
iaiors, Jcwelers' Safe IA sale positive.
II JENKINS WILL SELL AT Auction. on wED-
- ncsdAy. august T. ~ II ociock, t0i BrosdwAy.
FORTY 1rxt street Horses
doct0rs phastcn pony Pbs~ion; Dog four
3Kockawsys lCurAln coach. Coupe Hacka~sy bp
Wagon. 4 Brewster. top. two scat "
Wagons. top Concord zExpfes sgons
single and double Harness. Sheets Whips Nets Al.o
pair ~ Hars single Hor.~ Parties having aud
for ssie Win enter them day before The sale
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-20
al rNcEDENT TN mIsTORY.


A responsible and wealthy planter Of THU
State, says the New Orleans Bulletin, called
upon President JOHNSON three or four day
prior to July 90-the day fixed for the bo-
gus Convention to assemble-and CONVEX
sation ensued upon the condition of political
affairs in Louisiana The Louisianian de
nounced the luminosity of Governor Wells
to the policy of the Administration, in such
strong terms as to cause the President to
start from his chair with the exclamation
ssCan it be true that he is really antago-
nistic to me? Why, there is letter from
him which fatty contradicts your words"
''That may be, sir" responded the Presi.
dents visitor, 'but the Radicals also have
letters pledging his faith equally as strong
TO them"
The fact was proven to NJ. JoHNsoN's
satisfaction, that Gov. WELLS was thusplay-
ing double game, and most important con-
sequences resulted from this conviction. A
dispatch which had already been written, and
which would have placed the military forces
n New Orleans at the disposal of Governor
WELLS, was not sent.
Is it not possible that the expected receipt
of this dispatch may account for the singular
conduct of General BAIRD on the day of the
riot likewise the tenor Of his letter to May
or MONROE a few days previous May the
Conventionites and their sympathizers not
have hoped, until the last moment, for the
important message TO come along?
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-20
From Mexico.

New YORK, Oct. 19-DEPARTMENT OF
HOME AFFAIRS, MEXICo.-The citizen Pre-
sident of the republic has heard with regret
of the act committed in the city Of Mata-
moras on the 18th of August last by the
forces under command of Gen. Petro KIM
josa and Col. Canales, with view that the
political and military command of the State
of Timaulipas should devolve on the second
named officer, who accepted it in a prOcla-
nation issued on the 18th, thereby disavow-
ing Gen. J. NJ. de ]. Caravajal, the incum-
bent at the time. Even had there been just
motives for the disavowal of Gen. Caravajal,
it was only the supreme government that had
right to order his dismissal and it had al
ready so determined. On the 4th Of said
month it was ordered that Gen. Caravajal
might answer the charges against him for
the equalization granted to Don Thomas
Meiia. You were then appointed as Governor
and military commandment to supercede Gen.
Caravsjal, but until you superseded him, and
until the determination Of the Government
came to the knowledge Of Gen. CaravaiaPs
suDordinates, they were bound to respect his
authority. This error, however, cannot be
excused, because of the thirty-seventh resO-
luton Of the act above mentioned it is Provi-
ded 10 refer IL 10 the clJiLen nfst unuer prOtec-
ton and abide by his determination. Sneh
means having been used previously in other
like movement, does not deprive them Of
their wild character Of revolutionary to the
most binding duties imposed by law and
military discipline. No hope Of the saliva
ton Of the country can be entertained if a
stop is not put TO military revolts, which
have so far been the cause Of the misfortunes
Of the republic. The nation has
been struggling for the last nine
years against parties that reyolted
against the Constitution and the laws.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-20

New YORK, Oct. 19.-The funeral Of
Ar. John Van Buren took place st Grace
Church, this morning, and was attended by
q very large congregation. Among those
present we're the Judges Of the Supreme
and Superior Courts and the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, members of the Manhatten Club,
and the Iammany Society, Mr.. Peter Coo
per and Mr.. Cooper. jr, Mr.. Julian, G. Yer
pianek, Judge Cowan, Mr. Charles Kirkland,
DR.. Vinton, of Trinity Church. a number Of
prominent members of the bar, and other
distinguished gentlemen. Long before the
hour named for the funeral services 70 take
place, the church was filed, and many were
turned away from the doors. About half
past 10 the family and relatives Of the de-
ceased, consisting of Mrs. Van Buren,, Col.
Van Buren, and daughters, several nephews
and nieces arrived at the church, and soon
after the funeral procession entered at the
church porch. The procession was met by
Rev. Drs. Morgan and Harwood, who pre-
ceded it down the central avenue. The coffin
being deposited near the chancel rails, the
usual services of the Episcopal Church we're
then proceeded with e music Of the fine
choir adding solemnity TO the occasion. The
services concludei, the remains of Mr.. Van
Buren, were delivered to his family for
transmission to Albany, where they will be
Inferred in the family vault.
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NEW York, Oct. 19.-The Evening Ex-
press says: Movements have been made in
every State in the Union, by tried and skilled
organizers of the Stephens party during the
past week, for the purpose of obtaining all
the aid that can possibly be given by Irish
men, to meet the requirements Of the COM
ing struggle of Independence Two officers
had been detailed to each State through
which they are now travelling, for the last
time, previous to the commencement Of the
revolution. kilograms from nearly all the
States to-day announce success. Money, arms
and ammunition, are being subscribed with
great spirit. 1t is calculated that Mr.. Ste
phens has received upwards of 10000 stand
Of arms since his arrival in the States, and
that great portion of that number has been
shipped to Ireland in a most open manner.
The great mass meeting about to be held at
Jones Wood, on Sunday, the 28th inst, it
is supposed, will be the last held in this
country by ]. Stephens until the war COM
mences.
A report received from Quarantine to-day,
is to the effect: There were no admissions
of cholera patients to the hospital ship yes
terday, and no deaths
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FROM MEXICO.
Macmillan and the French Troops to
Withdraw---The United states TO As
sumo the PrOteetOFate.

Macmillan and the French Troops TO
Wifhdraw---rbe United states TO As
sumo the PrOtectOFate.
Boston, Oct ia Washington special
to the Journal of yesterday morning, states
that the terms of treaty with the Imperial
government of Mexsco have been agreed
upon, and are now under process of ex-
change. The French troops will withdraw
within the present year. The United
States viii assume the protection of Mexico,
guaranteeing the French claims in Mexico
in consideration of the cession, by that
country, of the peninsula of Lower Califor-
MIA and other territory lying south of our
present southern boundary.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-The Herald's Ha-
vana correspondent says: We have informa-
ton from private, though reliable source,
that although Napoleon has refused to Mex
leo the services of Gems. L'Demont and
Frient, his Majesty has sent to Macmillan
Gen. Casteineu and the Marshal de Gaslefl,
for the time being, to assist in recognizing
the administration and the army upon a
new plan, likely to alternate, if possible, the
consequences of the approaching evacuation
of the French troops. The measures, how
ever, are considered to be too late to serve
the Empire, and are only adopted as ex-
tremes.