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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-03
From Kew Orleans.

NEwCnIzAss, Friday, March Sa-At Natchitoches the
upper Red Riser Is booming. The spriag is forward
:. ovor before. The freedmen are working we'll
Al Shreveport thp plantation prospects are excellent
Als1andris city is being rebuilt. The plantations
The Cuotits River is lowering. and the country is
flooded and thers arc fears OF more extensive HOOD,
In northern Louisana the erops viii ho equal to those
At A. Baton Rouge the river is rising. An extensive
The New Orleans True Delta newspaper has failed:
Cotton quiet: sales 1900 bales; receipts $40 bales
bales; stock l7S 900 bales Low Middng 37@S8 cents
Cose-week's sales 410 bags; fair to prime 2oH@2oE
cents in gold stock bags Sugar ,s and moassss
Western produce is lively. Great quantities OF corn
from Lasalie. H.. will Immediately be disposed of.
Texas trade is lively. West Indian and Mexican trade
is reopenng The Mobilea nd Eastern Gulf trade con-
tinues large.
Twentycfve to fifty thousand bales of cotton
pected soon from Lake Bestineau.
It is said that the New York steamships are losing
money. The direct Liverpool steamships are doing
large business.
From Texas.
GALVESTON, March 27-Trado in this city is dull and
the demand for merchandise falling OIL. lie cattle
business is very lively. Steamers are engaged many
trips ahead.
The newsp.pcrs are advertising the Texas and Kan.
sas railroad very enthusiastically claiming that 1t will
place St. Louis within thirty hours travel OF Galveston
From California.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 29.-Mning stocks are irregu-
lar. Alpha is quoted at s742 50: Imperial sl4S; Say.
age $40 rs; Yellow Jacket $3.50; Halo and Norcross
S9.2 So Chollar Potosi SALT So Grow Point $l4lo;
Beloher $3.50
Arrived-ship Messenger, Small from New York. at
Hong Kong about the 2sth Of Janusry ship A. NJ Law
ronoe heuoe; also, ship Uncowash, hence.
Jusrez writes to the hexican CoDsu here under date
OF Feb 3d. that the cities Of Chihuahus and Paros
have been evacuated by the Imperiasts and that the
French have concentrated their forces at Durango.
Our Ministers to Japan and China were handsomely
entertained here st dinner to-day by Mr. Brooks, the
Commercial Agent for Japan.
BAN FRANoIsco. March S0-The steamer Constitution
sailed to-day with s4.s9S.s4S in treasure. of which
$3O94 594 is for New York Hon. Cornelius Coll United
States Senator elect, Is q passenger.
From Rio dc Janeiro.
Rio DE JANE1no, March 3.-No further news has been
received from the River Platte since tho defeat Of the
Argentine vanguard at Paso de Ia Pars by 900 Para
usyans who crossed the Paranx and then retired
Loss on each side about 60D
All In quiet In Rio and the Provinces.
modification of the Ministry is rumored.
Exchange 25d.
Coffee nru for good qualities.
Flour s. lower per barrel
Freghts In demand to New York at 4os. to 42s. Cd.
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MUSICAL NOTICE.

MFRS F. NJ. HARPER DAUGHTER AND PUPIL OF
lM the late Prof N. g. REEvEs). offers her services
70 the ctlxene Of Charleston Tescher Of VOCAL AMI
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Residence No ID 6ociety-ssreetr opposdte the high
School.
Reters to Con. JAxEs SIMoNs, Dr. WV. 7. WRAaa 7.
GRANGE SIM9ilg, aud DE-. ". Ii. FTroH.
November Ii
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PUBLIC LANDs-According to an Official report re-
port recently made there in Alabama o6s acres
of vacant publ: lands in Louiaians 622S 02 acres in
Florida, 1882 Ts6 acres; IN Mssisspp. 73S scres
and In Arkansas, 9,22aols acres.
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The Daily News.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

~THE LIST OF LETTERS re-
manning in the PostofHoe at the emo
O. each week fs published officially
&, 1HE DAILY NEWS every Fri
day morning.
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as- CHARLESTON FIRE COMPANY OF AXE
MEN.-You are hereby ordered to;sssemb,e at the
Engine House, Msrhes-street at soick This Afternoon
In citizens drrss to pay tho last tribute Of respect to
your late e1 Chief, JAMES W. BROWN.
Punc.ual attendance is requestedA By order Of the
President. n. L. BRUINS,
Aprus IL Becrstary, pro tenn.
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@r v-.GILANT FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
The officers and rnombers Of this Company will
bic at their Engine House. fas. in full uniform.
white pxnts ut sh O'Clock. Tai, rnoon. to unite in
paying the LAST tribute Of respect late Brother
ofacer and Chief Fire Department JAAEs ". BROWN.
BY order. aKo. BLACK.
April3 Secretary.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FozrRxss MoNRoc, March 38.-Arrived steamer
Extap from Mobile for New York, with cotton, short
Of coal She reports heavy weather.
eet Of erchan .unen that sailed hence on the 28th
instant are hove to outside OF the Capes under reeied
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as- The Relatives, Friends and Acquain-
tances of WM OBsrRN and JAS SLATiEar, sre respect
fully invited to attend the Funeral ofJoHN oBR1EN,
son of the formor from No. 20 MazySstreet at Three
O'CLOCK This Afternoon. April 8
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asr Tho Friends and Acquaintance Of
OWEN DUFFY are respectfully requested to attend
hisfuneral from his Lte residence, at Three
O'Clock. This Afternoon, without fur!hsr notice.
AnrJl q
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MARRIED,

On the evening of the 29ta March: blythe kev ": b.
dsughtor Of Mr.. h. ". zKGLEn, bothof this oity.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, April 2-Ootton has declining eendenc
sales $50 bales, at 40 to 4oHc per lb. Gold 27H.
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kaney Sent Without Danger Of Loss.

POST OFFICE, CHARLEsroN, 8. O., Feb. 6, 196a
THIS OFFICE HAs BEEN DESIGNATED As
'Monsy Order Office" and orders upon anY othes
Money Order Office, IN from one dollar to thirty
dollars may be drawn. Where q larger sum II TO
qured, additional orders 10 make 1t up must be oh.
tanned.
The charges for Money Orders viii be IS follows:
On Orders not exceeding $10.............. 10 cena
Over $40 and not exceeding $40. ......... Is cents
Over $40 ana up to $50. S30...-.......,...... 20 cent?
STANLEY G.. TRO1T, A. P. NJ
February
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sgMESSRS. EDITORS MAY I ASK THB
favor of you to give the enclosed card to my consu
ents prominent insertion IN Jour paper. aud to con-
tnue to do suhc!ent number Of times to insure h
thorough publicity. Ignorant myself Of the exemption
clause in the Act Of Congress referred paid the tai
OF party not liable, aud upon ooting ovcr the bookf
at tho Tax Office. ound that other parties had paid
for their ignorance of thel aw
Very respectfully, your obedens servant,
WP. sHINaLER.
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OBITUARY.

DEPARTED THIS LIFE on the morning Of the I'd
inst at tho residerce of DR.. E M.yRosERrsos. Mira
JANE z YATES widow OF the Late SAAluBL YATES, in
the 10th year OF her hgc.
a5- The Friends and Acquaintances OF
the deceased aud those Of the families of Mr.. F. D.
FANN1Ha and DR.. F. H. ROBERTSON, are respectfully In
yited to attend her Funeral Services 1t the Glebesrees
Presbyterian Church. This Aorning at Nine O'clock
April 8 u .Ax s2.tt.s. tsel
ssr The Friends and Acquafntances OF
Mr.. and Mrs. JoRNR ELFoRD. and 81 Mr.. and Mro.
F. p Etronp also the family Of the ste Captain j. D.
KNIGHT, o. g. NJ are invited to attend the funeral of
the former, at the Second Presbyterian Church DR.
sMYrH'p, This Afternoon, at Five O'Clock.
A,-ua II
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@TO THE CITIZENS OF BERKELEY DIE
TRICT.-Tho United States Tax Commissioners for tia
District of South Carolina under the Act Of 1862 have nos
considered their duty in all cases. to inform parties o.
The provision o. the Act which e1eupts from taxation
Homestead where the assessed value OF the Lot or I
does not exceed I've hundred dollars and on Whcn tns
owner resided At the passage Of the Act Of 1852.
II having to my knowledge that Taxes have oeeo
collected on Hometosds hsve felt t my duty to e1Vs
publicity to the information that persons who have oees
illegally Taxed msy make reclamation. and TO preSeus
further imposition W. r. sH1aohels
FEBRUARY II
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Hs- OFFICE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
RAILROAD COMPANY. MARCH Is, 1sss.-At meet
ing Of the Board Of Directors, held this day. the fol
lowing resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the President do cause the report OF
the meeting of creditors TO be published IN the newspa
pcrs and that he by public notice, request al oono
creditors of the Company to send to the Secretary
statement OF the Bonds they hold, number date ana
amount accompanied by all acknowledgment OF tnefr
the nd Ss s0 be-
to decide understandingy, the Presdent 90 pu9isn
herewith full aud plain exposition OF the condition
and prospects OF he Road, and tho plan suomsteo 70
their choce
In accordance with the above resolution the holders
of unendorsed bonds hereby respectfully requested
TO forward to the Secretary of the Charleston and Savan
nah Railroad Company early practicable, state
ment Of tho Bonds In their possession, with number,
date, and amount, together with acknowledgment
of their concurrence In Recommendation adopted at the
meeting OF the bondholder1.
r. L sINaLsTARY, President
The Savannah National Republican please copy.
March Is
As- HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER RENEws THE HAIR.
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Restores gray hair to the original color.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE
NEWER
Prevents the hair from falling off,
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Does not stain the skin.
HALLS VEGETABLE SLCILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
BIAS proved itself the best preparation for the hair ever
presented to the public. Price 81.
For sale by all druggists. Wholesale by
KING & CASSIDEY,
March IL tulyrs Charleston.
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xs- CALHOUN INSURANCE OOMPANY-IN
"pLANTERs AND MECHANICS BANK" BUILDING
no. 1888 EAST BAY sTREET.-Notice Is hsreb: given
ha.this Company, having complied With the acquisitions
efits amended Charter, by authority OF the Hon Comp
rolsr General of the State is now prepared TO take
risks on Buildings Merchandise and Produce on reason
able terms.
BY order Of the Board.
M,rch 10 sY. TUPpER. President
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a. PHGNIx FIRE ENaINEi COMPANY. =
You are hereby summoned to.appesss;at the Engine
Housa rhu AtSxo0n ia cttizehs Gsss,. at halfpast
Three o'clock to attend the Funeral OF the late Mr. j.
". BROWN, exOhief Of the Fire Department
Bvorder J. T. z. HASELL,
Apru3 Secretary P. F. E. Company.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@ AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
members Of the Charleston Board Of Tradswl be held
ct the Charleston Hotel Club Room at P. M, This
Euening.
A punotuL attendance La requested as business Of
importance will be brought before ths meeting.
BY order Of the President. J. B. STEEL,
Aprl3 1 Secretary pro TEN.
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@-LECTUREs ON NATURAL HISTORY AND
aEOLoaY.-Professor HOLMES will deliver his fourth
Lecture, This Euen9 at O'Clock, In tho Chapel Of tic
College OF Charleston.
K. subject-The first inhabtaats OF our Globe. the
rasa beforo tho Flood .'Thsre were aiants1n those
days., AprH .
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@ ETNA FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.-YOU
are hereby summoned to appear at the Engine House,
This Afternoon 1t Three O'Clock precisely. in citizens
drss to pay the last Tribute of Respect to late
Chief JAMES W. BROWN.
By order President. JOHN MoLEISH,
April Secretary.
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eSEAGLE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.-YOU
are summoned to assemble ut the Engine House lin
citizens dress This Afternoon at 3H O'Clock, to attend
the Funeral of Ek-Chief, J. W. BROWN.
By order. JOHN HEESEMAN,
April 3 II Secretary.
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@ HOPE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
You are hereby summoned to appear This Euening OF
hafpsst Three O'Clock, your Engine House, in citi
zens Dress to pay the last tribute Of respect to J.
BROWN, e1-Chlef OF the Fire Department.
BY order. DE LA MOTTA CANTEB,
April 8 Secretary d. F. e. Co.
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nTPALMErTO FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
You requested t. appear ut your Engino House. at
Four O'Clock P. W. In citizens dress, to pay the last
tribute OF respect to Mr.. JAS. W. BROWN.
BY order PATRICK wALSH,
April Secretary P. F. E. Co.
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L E L E G. r A ? III &c
Domestic Intelligence.

FoRTEEss MONROE, Sept. 2l.-The visit
of Bishop Green and Rev. Mr.. Kelly to
Mr.. Davis was strictly of a private and So
cial character, and in it they expressed to
Mr.. Davis the universal and intense desire
prevailing throughout the entire land that
he should be released in the event of a
trial not being granted HIM at the next
term of the United States Court, which
meets in Richmond in October.
Mr.. Davis spoke rather despondingly
upon the subject Of his trial taking place
in October, but hopefully anticipated q
speedy release by President johnson If the
Court decided in taking no action this
term upon his case, and the charges now
pending against him. In answer to the
inquiries Of his visitors respecting an in
terpostion by his friends with President
johnson, and particularly to their desire
to proceed to Washington for the purpose
Of having q personal interview with tho
President, and to obtain a parole upon the
grounds of i'll health. Mr.. Davis replied
that any further efforts would be entirely
futile. His counsel, Messrs. O'COnner and
Read, and other warm and influential
friends had visited the President with the
same object, but notwithstanding their
entreaties and representations the Presi-
lcUG On pIeSSeu us W hSouiuo
responsibility Of paroling him, averring
that under the charges contained in the
bill of indictment brought by the Grand
Jury Of Virginia for treason and the evil
dence adduced by the Congressional Com
mittee respecting his completely with the
assassination of President Lincoln render
ed him amenable to trial both by the
civil and military authorities. Until the
adjournment Of the coming term of the
Circuit Court, he commended that all action
in his case should be suspended by his
friends.
Bishop Green also paid a visit to Mrs.
DAVIS who, in the course of the converse
ton, remarked her fears for her husbands
health and added she feared he would not
survive many months longer if kept in
prison.
New YORK, Sept %, l P. M,-Gold l43H.
Sterling exchange quiet at l07A for sixty
day, and 1887 for sight bills.
Cotton firm, scarce and quiet.
Middllng uplands 351Ic. MiddliBg Or
leans 371lc.
The steamer Borussia arrived yesterday,
and brought 900 600 francs, and 100000
sterling, in specie.
BosToN, Sept 22.-Gen. D. N. Couch
has been appointed to the vacant Collect
or.hip Of Boston, as the successor of Mr..
Humlin, and Geo. II. Klngsburry as Post
master in place of Mr.. Palfrey. 1t is also
stated that Mr.. Chandler, Assistant United
States Treasurer, will shortly give that
place to VIM. Aspinwall.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-25

MEAN WHITEs-ReJsgao@s Tests,
There is a class of people in this
place, and in every other Southern
community, the most leprous that
have been inflicted upon any people
since the close of the late war, North
or South. Talk about lazy negroes
or mean white men, this has elevated
the degree of the business heretofore
known, to comparative responsibility.
We refer to those canting hypocriti-
cal sconndrels, who "wear the livery
of heaven to serve the devil in )"
who cheated the colored soldiers, du-
ring the war, Of their dollars, for o.
tensible objects of religion and
charity; when the regiments were
disbanded, sold item out to the plant.
ers, who needed their services who,
as freedmen's bureau agents, have
been detected in the most rascally
expressions of the negro to get his
money from him, and who are now
SIMULTANEOUSLY disgracing the pull
pits of colored congregations. These
Aminidab Sleeks deserve attention.
They are becoming nuisance, which
it is as much the duty of Legislation
to remove, as the suppression of any
other species of crime,
In Missouri there is a test oath
applied to the ministers of the gospel.
and so great is the prejudice in some
portions of that State, against minis
tiers preaching, who do not take this
test oath, that they have been MUIR
dered for attempting to preach. We
would mildly suggest to our Legis
lature, soon to assemble, that, some
measure had better be adopted to
stop the swindling of negroes by
these reverend rascals, aud as the
most effectual means of preventing
it, to pass a uniform law on the sub
ject, by which their rascalty cannot
be carried on under the pretended
relation of pastor and people.
If the colored congregations need
preachers, let them choose honest,
pious men, of whatever color, and
they will find no difficulty in raising
money at home to build their
churches nor will they fail in pro-
viding tor their support in legiti-
mate manner.-Vl chsburg Herald
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4 SUBSTITUTE FOR A BEEHIVE.

A SUBSTITUTE FOR A Beehive
In India, honey is of great value,
and the natives have long had in
use process for obtaining it without
destroying the bees They place a
hollow cylinder of wood in the wall
of their huts, on the side most shell
tered from the weather, and with an
opening on the outside for the bees
to enter. In the centre of the cylin-
der there is a movable division,
which is kept open whilst the bees
are making their honey; but as soon
as the combs are full, the bees are
driven into the air by means of a
noise made inside the hut. The
central division is then closed, and
the combs drawn out of the cylinder
from an opening at the inner end.
The honey being thus secured, the
bees are re-admitted, to begin over
again their labors of reproduction.
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sS- 1t is said, that Mr.. Reed, one
of Davis's counsels, has been author
lied by the Attorney General to say
to his client, that the Government
would direct bis immediate release,
on condition of his leaving the country
never to return, and that Davis in.
dignantly rejected the offer.
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sas The parish of St. James and
Natchitoches are entered against one
another in contest to be decided at
the fair to be held this winter 10
New Orleans, in regard to which par
ish can produce the best Perique or
Carrot tobacco.
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by the Atlantic Gable.

TRIESTE, Sept. 2o.-The British legation
at Athens authoritatlvely denies tnat
Great Britain urged upon the Government
of Turkey the cession of the Island OF
Gambia.
FLORENCE, Sept. Cot is now known
that the party favorable to the Republi-
canzation of Italy is at the head of the
riot near Palermo.
FLORENCE, Sept. 2l.-The riot among
the brigands near Palermo is not so Sc
rious az was at first reported. No alarm
is felt
BERLIN, Sept. 2l.-The Prussian army
returniI & from the war made grand trl-
umphal entry into the National capital to-
day, amid the greatest rejoicing and en-
thusiaSm.
PARIS, Sept. ala France announces
that it has copies of the Saxon treaty and
that by one Of it's provisions King John il
to abdlcate the throne in favor OF his son .
The Paris De6uts and the Morning Post,
Of Vienna, express the opinion that Russia
will Immediately reopen the Eastern
question in alliance with France, Italy and
Austria. Russia is remote in the interest
permitting the Emperor to repay himself
for his neutrality in the German war
The London Times hints that the King
Of Prussia should have applied the same
rigid rule of dynastic extinction to the
case of the King of Saxony as he did to
that of the King Of Hanover.
1t is intimated that Saxony has obtained
more favorable terms through French and
Russian influence.
The Liverpool police have seized sup
ply Of very dangerous Fenian munitions
OF war, including bottles Of explosive liz
uids for firing purposes in that city.
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HEROMAN'S
N E w s d EP OF,
CORNER OF
CHURCH AND FLORIDA SITS.

STATE OF L0UIsTANA-FIFTH JUDICIAL DID.
trict Court-Parish Of East Baton Rouge-Busby
Little h Co vs.. J. G, Burden No $50.
DY VIRTUE OF writ IF fe,i hIcfa8 Issued
- In the above suit and directed to the Sheriff
OF said Parish from the Honorable Court aforesaid,
have seized and will expose TO public sale at he
Court House door, in the city Of Baton Roug and
Parish aforesaid on
Saturday, the 9th day of October next,
A. D.. 1866, at II O'clock A. M, Of said day, all
the right title, int est and claim of the defend
ant in and to the following described property,
to-wit
One Bav Mare Mule with lop ear.
One Brown Horse Mule, branded with G
over It,
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount Of judg-
ment Interest and costs claimed herein.
Terms OF sale--Cash, with the benefit of ap-
praisement. ED. D. CHATHAM,
sept2S Deputy Sheriff
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+ CHANGES IN ENGLISH COINAGE.
The British mint has ceased to coin
half crowns for some years past. In
like manner the four-penny piece is
made togivep place to the three-penny,
no coin of the former denomination
appearing in the returns since
March IL, 1868.
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AN OCToGENARIAN.-Mrs. Pierre
Normand died at her residence near
Marksville, on last Wednesday, at
the advanced age of 81 years. She
was the oldest lady in the parish
MarhsoiNe VlHager, sui inst.
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nSSza Tn a ,aoapt ad;toriol tho Nv

Rag In recent editorial the New
York Herald says: eve regard the
contest between the the President
and Congress as virtually decided
by Maine. We bow to the judg-
ment of the people of the mighty
North, and we trust that the Presi-
pent will shape his course accord
ingly."