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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-16

Why is feeble old man like a nail
driven up to the head? Because he
is in firm.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-16

What trade would you recommend
TO short man? Grow, SIR.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-16

How is the sun supported By its
beams.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-16

he who enters upon career of
crime must come to a halt or halter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

Chapter 10.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06
Chapter N.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-06

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-10

!. L" THE NEW EZRA.
A WEEKLY PAPER, PUBLISHED AT DARLING.
IN TON COURT HOUSE, has recently been trans
red US by its original propretors. Located In the
q great railroad centre OF Forenoo facilities for COM
Sncanon with all pers of the country, and especially
from which nearly equi-d distant are upsurrasse
The Editor, J. Il. NORWOOD. Esq, was formerly y
known to tho of tho OF the orig III
founders and for several Editor Of the Darling
' As natives Of the South We respsoey aOfie
the sdYertssIs Ees51nsge ~
Warrington @. r.. r. G.. DecoraSer a, 1858, e,.,.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TUNHR NEW YORK NEWS has BATTLED AGAINST
II despotism for four years of blood and terror I'm
assertion OF the sancy Of the Constitution. patriot
Ism sufficiently broad to embrace both sections has been
Its only guide and refers with honest pride to ito
record to show that it has not turned to tho right or the
left under all the violence of arbitrary power.
True to 10 principles as THE NEWS has been through
the reign of terror 1t challenges public confidence Id s
honesty and Independence for the future.
The political transition Of the resent day opens to
THE NEWS new and wider field Of usefulness. Stand.
Ing as 1t always has tho involaby OF the Con.
stiuon, according to tho Interpretation strict
constructioniss 1t ralying ground ALL in
both sections, who friends Of generous conserys-
6sm. AS true and tried exponent of sectional amity It
occupies position which makes 1t the fitting mediator
In holding to the party Cf order in both sections
teress and principles that gave breadth and vitality
their alliance As International agent devoted to
freedom OF election, to trial by jury to the sancty
the habeds cous and opposed now four years of
terror 1t has been to the centrazaon that dares to
trample on the rights OF States North South THE
NEWS places itself candidate for support before the
great body Of this once free people,
The circumstances Of the moment make the dissem.
minaon Of the principles OF THE NEWS duty of in.
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doctrine must he entertain true sense Of freedom
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bis love OF liberty to do the proprietor places the
canvass he makes here of the public generally tho
hands Of those who give him the approval Of their
condolences as his individual agents Every Of
TIE NEWS can not avoid the conviction Of duty which
here pointed out the ground Of the request that he
urges Ito claims for wider support upon all Of his
friends and neghbors who give their earnest sympathes
to the cause OF srict construction intsrsecona
cation and all the rights Of the citizens under the sya
tenn aet up by fathers Of liberty regulated by law
The proprietor OF THE NEWS calls therefore. upon
good and true throughout the country to
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great crsn In the couutrys fortunes tho duty Of CIV
Ing to the influence Of his paper daily semiweeky or
weekly, the wider power for good which Il seeks here
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WARRINGTON, January I, lDR2.
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THE
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18
HAVANA.
Slavery II Cuba-Is IL Protected BY The
Captain Genersl-Twe Cases Of Chsl.
HAVANA. SATURDAY.. Jan. Is

HAVANA. Saturday, Jan. l3 ls66.
The steamship Manhattan arrived yesterday
from Vera Cruz, and sailed again this morning for
New York but was obliged to put back again, from
some accident 10 her machinery.
The Captain General OF Cube is still at variance with
the Audencia (or Supreme CoIyD. The latter short
time since ordered coo slaves from the estate Of the
famous Zulueta to be brought before it, on the plea
that they Free Zuluea applied TO Gen. Duce for
aid, and the latter countermanded the orders OF the
tribunal This in its turn, protested, and informed
the CaptanGenera that IFS powers and his were differ
ent and that he had authority for interfering in the
matter The affair has been referred TO Spain and the
slaves continue with Zulueta.
The Spanish mail steamer from Cadiz, arrived here
on the 18th. Considerable excitement was Oecasoned
by her being placed in quarantine and then released;
and IL reported she again to be placed under
surveillance and when discharged will be fumigated.
Two cases Of cholera reported to have occurred on
the passage and the Havana papers have been ordered
70 remain silent on the subject.
The weather here has been quite cold for the past
fortnight with ong northery wind. Several coast.
ing vessels have been wrecked and many others have
put in here in distress among which were the Britith
brig Manlus from Galveston for Liverpool with cotton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18
Colored Battery Mssiered Ost-The Hef'
fernan Mardev-ssntesee Approved
Three Men 10 be Hanged.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Tuesd

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Tuesday, Jan. To- lt6b.
Myers's COlorcd Battery for long time sta
TONED in this city, was mustered out Of the service yes
terday.
The finding and sentence OF the ourtmartia In the
case OF the Inurdercrs Of Wm. Hefernan have been
approved and Gen. Thomas has directed that the sen
tence be carried into effect by their being publicly
Jan %, nnder the direction Of Col. w. X. Shafter
comm anding at this post.
The names Of the murderers are james Lycougm
William Deane alias McCluskey. George Graft alias
George Reid. and Thomas Perry. AL Of them were
Government employees. They are all now confined In
the Military Prison and up 10 the present have been
confident Of their ultimate acquittal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18
STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
First Annual Session - Organizasten-
Delegates Present-Addresses.

ROCHESTER. n. " Wednesday, Jan. IL. 1866.
The New-lork State Temperance S0clefy
commenced its first annual session in this city today
at the First Baptist Church, NicePresident samuel
Harris OF Catsk. in the chair }. G. Gallup OF one'os
County was chosen Secretary.
The morning session was devoted to preliminary
business.
Ahout siv,v delegates are present from tie various
parts of the State and lively Interest anee'ed I'D
the object Of the meeting. ~, ,, A.,
The Revs Messrs Knox OF home, a.es OF A1ourn:
penn Yam viii address public meeting tonight:
The sixty delegates have signed the constitution Of
the Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18
A Party Of Men from Texas Sur.
prise Basdad.
The Place il Captured and
Sacked.
The Imperial Garrison Nads
Prisoners.
NEw.OnLRAxs. Tuesday. Jan. l6. le6G.

NEw.ORLEAns. Tuesday. JAN l6. le6G.
The Matamoros Ramchero of the 9TH inst.
contains the following highly important and exciting
intelligence:
Several officers ard men crossed from Clarksvillc.
Texas and took up quarters apparently for the night
Shortly after midnight the guards at the ferry ana
along the river were surprised and disarmed by the
party.
Sucb lighters as were at hand were immediatey
seized and with them the party crossed the military
force at Clarksye about 100 strong mostly composed
Of Regulars, and entered Bagdad.
The Imperial garrison in Bagdad about Us strong
was completely surprised and captured. Inc Gull
mander Of the post and the captain Of the post were
taken prisoners while in bed 1t is reported from Lelha
that the latter escaped.
The fbusters Immediately upon capturing the town.
at once naugurated system OF plumber ana pi'age.
The warehouses were Quilted aud their contents crossed
over 10 the American side Of the river.
The Imperial gunboat Antonio was called upon 70
surrender. but she answered with broadsde when
for time scattered the flbusters.
second demand for the surrender OF the gunooac
was subsequently made, which was answered In
similar manner.
The Antonio at the time route up the river.
An Austrian sergeant on board Of her was killed.
At daylight the French menofwar in the barbor
opened fire upon the fibusters. compelling them to
! take refuge in the upper part Of the town.
The last accounts stated that the flbusters stu
held the town.
The deaths reported on each side are 81.
II is stated that the fillibus,ers commanded By
Gen. Reed.
Gen. Crawford has started from Brownsville for the
scene Of action.
The last accounts say that 1900 Imperiasts hare
left Matamoros to attack the flbusters.
New ORLEANS, Tuesday, Jan. l6
Intelligence is Just received that 400 flbusters under
the command Of General Reed crossed the Rio Grande
from the Americana side. and captured Bagdad Oh the
Mexican side. below Matamoros, taking prisoners the
imperial garrison, numbering about LIS men.
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THE FENIANs.
Proceedings or tho Senate The O'Mahony
Fuction-An Address from she Senate
Chairman-Newsf from tho philadelphia
Circle-O'Mahony Supported.

The latest excitement in Fenian circles, since
the adjournment of the recent Congress- is the meeting
Of the Fenian Senatef there IL such a body-for the
purpose Of trying the three Senators who deserted their
brethren and went with Mr. OMahony.
The Senate In question met Yesterday but no quorum
being present adjourned till to-day The reports with
regard to the intestine workings OF Feniana
ficting. At fast we were led to believe that Col.
Roberts and his adhercns, convinced Of the genuine
ness OF Centsr Executive Stcphenss documents sup
porting OMahony. and bowling TO his dictation. had
given up the contest and willing that OMahony
should rule the Brotherhood unnterruptedy In this
try and that the machinery Of the great society
should continue 70 move on. not for the con.
quest Of Canads, or OF any other foreign coun.
try but mainly and solely for the liberation Of Ire
land-tho original object OF Fenianisn. But, from
present appearances Col Roberts, IN calling together
again his Senators-whOm the recent Congress SO ut.
terly and finally deposedfor the purpose Of destroy
ing the faithful three who formed aportion Of tue
recent Congress- TO consider his authority intact
and TO be determined to continue the distressing inter-
nal conflict which has so long disturbed the operations
and weakened tho strength Of the Brotherhood. From
this mndded state OF affairs. We can see no
calculation except that which will be afforded BY the
Developments VI broadening time The latest develop
ment In the meeting Of the Fenian Senate u the pro
mitigation OF an Address from Mr.. James Gibbon.
state Center for Pennsylvania, and President OF IA
Senate. The Address Is document exhibiting 49, Of
kind Of ability mainly devoted TO the denuncsswro
tho proceedings OF the recent Congress OF MI ~"
Sweeney. and Of an appeal to the Brotherao,a ~
BY the Senate and It's action apd pay ~ nss If Dele
the proceedings OF the late Congress OF "o"'0 u
gates. - ,..,.rs nv. ar,ov
ing their recent triumph In quiet hn Iro pro
ceeding steadily with the eunhees w IN my na.o III
hand The PLlsdsphs delegates ~ .uo Az S.e
made report to that bay ay snucarsnces the
joritv OF infuentiaI Fenian Circles throughout the
country arc in favor Of the President (Mr UMahony)
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The State Salt Wsrks-Report OF the Su
perinsendent-Statiss characterization ass
Money Asked Fer.

The annual report of the Hon. George Geddes.
Superintendent OF the Onondaga Salt Springs has been
presented 20 the Assembly.
The amount OF salt inspected on the Onondaga Salt
Reservation during the year 1865 63eJ $50 bushels
OF which J. leo $50 bushels and i.499 III
bushels De The receipts for duties and penalties
eel go 81 and the expenditures were CAS- H.
For the ye years preceding lso2 the average annual
manufacture 200 G5l bushels. The greatest manu-
facturc OF Onondaga salt was in 1862 when it was
9053.e7 bushels
The Superintendent recommends that in order 10 re.
tain the place in the market which Onondaga salt has
held II is necessary that better article be made as is
possible and that the cost OF production be reduced to
the lowest point. The Government duty is small
that Onoudaga salt cannot be sold in competition with
foreign salt on the seaboard reasonable increase In
the tariff on foreign salt would enable the Onondaga
manufacturers to largely extend their markets in the
South and East.
The cost Of manufacturing salt at the Onondaga
salines the past year barrel Of fine salt,
tanning five bushels 81 "a. and barrel OF salt
containing the same quantity, 81 lit.
The Superintendent asks an appropriation for the
ensuing year Of ESQ 600.