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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-06
LOAHZ.
DIR. H. ANDERs' IODINE WATER.

DIN. 1t. ANUEho IOUiNN Nht1117'
A Pure Solution of Iodine, WITHOUT SoH
VENT!
Containing full grain to each ounce OF Ma ter
The most powerful vitalizing agent anu resV0'-
alive known. al its
manifold forms, Ulcers, Cancers, syphlLs, Sr,,
Rheum and it has been used with astonlsn,bas
success in cases of Rheumatism, Dysp 9giver
Consumption, Female Complaints, hea, f.se 10
and Kidney Diseases, &c. CircuIar d ssu az
any address. Price 81 bottle, or ior VI bam.
DIX. ii. ANDERS q co, Physicians and one"'
lists, 42s Broadway, New York g SON,
Also for sale by SETH W. FoWLkn q s
Is fremont Street, Boston, ana oy wfS
generally lanso2la~e
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-06

PRoGRBssING.-The new building of
Messrs. Landon, Bates & Glib, on Mer-
chants Row, is going up rapidly and
will be completed at an early date.
The work of improving Merchants
Row is progressing finely, and the street
begins to assume what it never had be-
fore, respectable appearance.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-06

OVER A MILLION DOLLAR. sAvEp,-GentIe-
men; u had a negro man worth s.. 600 whotook
cold from q bad hurt in the leo. and was useless
for over q wear. had used everything | could
hear Of without benefit. until tried the Mcxi-
con N1stan,, fnircpt II soon effected a pcr-
,,,n.,. c,,r. IL DOWNrvG
Nortoor,or,. AL, limo = 1s5o
..rtsl,o nIoosrro in recommending fine Mex.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-06

New U. S. SENAToR.-Gov. Smyth of
New Hampshire has appointed Hon.
Geo. G. Fogg of Concord, U. S. Senator,
to fill out the unexpired term of Hon.
Daniel Clark of Manchester, recently
made District Judge.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-06

CHAMPLAIN VALLEY AGRICULTURAL So
CIETY.-The Tenth Annual Fair of this
society will be held On the Fair Grounds
in Vergennes, Wednesday and Thursday,
September 26th and 9th, 1866.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-06

enough to accommodate their united
congregations, This is move in the
right direction, and will add not little
to their strength and influence as a de-
nomination,
MIR. George II, Bailey of Brsttle-
boro was licensed to preach the gospel
by the windhsm Association of Congre-
gational Churches, recently convened at
Peru.
The Vermont Chronicle says that
Rev. Henry Cummings lately of New
port, has accepted call to the Congre-
gational church at Rutland,
Rev. Daniel c, Roberts has accept
ed the rectorate of Christ church, Mont
pelier,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-06


AFFAIRS IN New 0RLEANs.-We have
been favored, says the Boston Adver-
tiser, with the sight of letter from
respectable citizen of New Orleans, who
is not a politician, the publication of
whose name would endanger his life, but
whose statements may be accepted as
entirely trustworthy. We extract some
sentences of general interest:
"NIr. F. J. Durant said that he had
long since promised his family and
friends that ne would leave here when
freedom of speech was invaded and be-
came dangerous. That time has ar
rived He took his family and effects on
board d steamer and has left; and has
ordered the sale OF all his property.
Many others are doing the same. am
not anxious for martyrdom, though
what of life remains is scarce worth hav-
ing. have sold property and paid all
debts, and am about as well prepared
to 90 as 1 can expect to be.
1t will be understood that Mr.. Durant,
mentioned above, was not connected
with the late convention IN any way,
but was simply obnoxious and in dam
ger as loyal citizen.
A Union lady in New Orleans who uas
been for year urging her daughter to
return to Louisiana now writes, aavis-
ing her to remain at the North and mot
to venture into city where murder and
assassination go unpublished
Martial law is still continued at New
Orleans. On Tuesday night Gen. Sheri-
dan stated that more troops would be
sent to his department unless matters
soon assumed different aspect. He has
ordered two companies Of regulars on
duty at Baton Rouge to report immedi-
ately. A. P. Field, lately in Congress,
r. King Cutler, radical United States
Senator elect, and Mr.. Ferris, revenue
off1ce-holder, have determined to leave
Louisiana permanently.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-06

Aqua Ds MAGsoLA,--A toilet delight, SUI
perior TO any Cologne, used 10 battle the face
and person, to render the skin soft and fresh, TO
allay inflammation, to perfume clothing, for head
ache, sc, 1t ia manufactured from the rich
Southern Magnolia, and is obtaining a patron
age quite unprecedented. Itisa avorite withae
tresses and opera singers, 1t is sold by all deal
ers, at 81 in large bottles, andby Demas Barnes
& Co., New York, Wholesale agents.
Saratoga Spring Water sold by all Druggists
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-06

Accidental little six year old son of
Mr.. Sprague, Of Jacksonville, fell into a
tan-vat of hot liquor at Party Stars
tannery on the 23d inst, and was badly
scalded. Large portions OF skin came
off with his clothes, nearly up to his
waist. The burn was not deep, as he
was quickly taken out and plunged in
to cold water. The child is in fair
way to recover.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-06

. RUNAwAY.-A horse became frighten-
ed on Centre street yesterday and start
ed off at furious rate, but was
stopped with no further damage than
the driver, as he expressed it, being
"spilt out like hot cakes, Ply tam !"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-06

BUTTER SHIPMENT.-The amount of
butter shipped from st. Adams on Tues
day was 1881 tubs weighing 178,520
pounds. There was paid out for this
butter about ST. 900.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-06

NRACE'S CELEBRATED SALNE
" Cures Cuts, Burns, Scalds
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Cures Boils Ulcers, Cancers.
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Cures Corns FelOn-, Piles.
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Cures Chapped Hands and Blister-
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALNE
il prompt in action, removes pain at once, alc
reduces the most angry looking swellings a1d
iuhammations, az if by magic,-thus aaosd.u-
reHefaud a complete cure
ONLY - CENTS a BOX
tSent by mail for 5 ccnts)
SETH W. FOwLE & son. BOSTON
PEOPRIETORS.
For sale By al, Druggists GroceT-. ana al all
country stores.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-06

lMPRovEMENT.-The Windsor journal
comes to US this week in an entire new
dress, and presents a neat and tasty APP
pearance
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-06
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY.

From the Venerable ArChdeacon SCOTT %
DUNBAR, Canada East, March "a, 1900
+ Il am an invereTate Dyspepuc Oh
more than 25 years. standing"
Il have been 80 wonderfully OtIenV-
ed in the three short weeks during which haye
used the Peruvian Syrup, that | can scarcely
persuade myself of the reality. People who nave
known me are astOnished at the change am
widely known, and can but recommend to others
that which has done so much for me-
Thousands have been changed by the use Oh
this remedy, from weak sickly, suffering Crea
lures, TO strong, healthy, and happy men ana
women: and lnvalids cannot reasonably hesI'
tate to give it trial.
A pamphlet of 80 pages, containing certificates
of cures and recommendations from some OF tne
most eminent physicians, clergymen and others,
besides much other valuable and interesting
matter, will be sent free to any one sending US
their name and residence.
~ See that each bottle has PERUVIAN
SYRUP blown in the glass.
For sale by
J. P. DINSMORE. 80 Dey Street, New YORK
SETH W. FOWLE g. SON, IS fremont street,
Boston
AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-06
Local and State Items.

SOCIAL DANCE.-A social dance came
OFF at Firemen's Hall last evening.
About 80 couple were present Fairs
Band discoursed the music and every
thing passed off pleasantly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-06
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD

0. accompanied by debility or low stat. oGtl'
sNstnm.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-06

7. II. DRAKE, X CO., New York City
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15

prevent re prese tation from being equal
izcd, aud retain 10 the hands Of rebels,
for all time, the unjust advantages they
DOW possess; virtually reduce to slavery
every freedman drive from official place
every. Union man, and ostracise or drive
into exile and confscato tho property Of
every Union soldier and Union man in
the rcbc aud other Southern States-in
short, do oil in their power to undo the
results Of tho war; to repair tho dam.
ages tho rcbols havo sustained; ), foassert
tho principles upon which tho rebellion
was founded, and accomplish by lcgisla.
ton and fraud tho original scheme OF
secession and national humiliation and
destruction which was defeated on the
field Of battle. ..... .
10. There can DO but two parties in
Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, or elscHhcre
tho one composed of rebels, their i'd.
vocates and friends, distinguished BY
their advocacy Of tho miserable dogma,
Of State Rights, immediate and uncou'
ditioual restoration Of rebels TO power,
and political equality Of rcbols and loyal
men by favor Of the most radical meas
ures to carry out those dognas,. and BY
self seeking appeals to tho vulsarcSt
prejudiccs aud tho lowest passions that
sway tho human hoart-the other, com.
posed Of the unconditional Union mon,
who have preserved the Government and
would keep i. 10 loyal hands, and pursue
to their legitimate conclusion tho prin'
ciples upon which they prosecuted the
war.
II. Whoever opposes the constitutional
amendment, and enters the Phladclphia
convention, is lost to the Union party,
and must be set down as against us-bs
hc President, Cabinet Minister, or your
next peighbor. -
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15
Se1ettel 2pstrg.
The Army of Right.
THANH o?p, THERE'S STILL 4 VANGUARD.

pY Mis-. II. Z. q. AEEY.
Thank God there = still vanguard
Fighting for tho right
Though the throns flock to lrarward,
Lifting, ashcn-whitc,
Flags of truce to sin and error,
ClaSpins bands, mute with terror,
Thank God there : still vanguard
Fighting for the right!
Through the Wilderness advancing,
IlcwcrS Of the way;
Forward, for their spears aro glancInS,
Flashing back the day;
"Rack." the leaders cry, who fear them,
"Back!" from all tho army near them;
They, with steady tramp advancing,
Cleavc their certain way.
Slay thom from each drop that falle;h
Springs n hero armed,
Whrro tho martyrs iiro appaIIcti1'
Crushed beneath thy whuel, Oppression,
How their spirits hold possession,
How the tlross-purgcd voico out'ca'Icth.
I;y the dcath-throcS war,ned.
Thank Gol! there = still II TanSnarl
Fighting for tho right; ,
Errors lcgions know their sta'''as"
Floating in the light.
When the league OF sin rejolces'
Quick outrins the rallyins voices,
Thank God there $ still vahsuar"
g Fighting for the right.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15
Political Freedom.

An English periodical, I.ASsarks upon the
poa;tOry has the follows Social freedom that i,
new cra Of polite world:
@awniN? impossible to look abroad upon the
l.ntiucnt Of Europs and not observe the
struggles which urc going on between the p"o'
pies and tho governments, having for their
object the removal of those laws which nrr
ini,ncal to liberty, and the adoption OF irrcr
constitutions In Rome, Italy, and Spain; in
France, Prussia, aml Germany; in Denmark,
lIolstcip, and Sweden, these facts are exceed.
ingly conspicuous. Old 'lc<potiSms are unwi.'
ling to rclinquish their power to tyrannizc, and
the new liberty which is born into the world
is urgent for its enjoyment; and who can
doubt the final SUCCESS Of freedom As the
knowledge Of truth extends, tho possession
Of freedom must bc secured. One Of the most
glorious and mon recent triumphS of this
knowledge has Lccn displayed in America,
whcn, the bonds have been struck from four
millions Of slaves, and laws arc being enacted
for the maintenance Of their freedom. 1t is
TRIO tha. this has cost much precious blood
,nd incalcnlablc trrns,,rr. The blood is terrible
to think Of but the evil must be accepted as
n divine permission, requisite, under tho cir
cuns,nnces, for such rrsult-a rsnlt which
will not only carry its favorable influence
throughout the world in our own day, but
nroyi,lc some means for the enjoyment OF It's
nr;yilercs in all tho future ages OF mankind
The most painful occurrences in the world
arc ruled by God for the accomplishment OF
some ,, eternal end: Evil shall Slay the wckel''
God permits on evil to destroy IN evil to
the end that some permanent good may he
established. The existence OF a great evil can
ONLY be struck down BY a corresponding force
Of tho same family hence, tho utroc'ty OF
slavery seems to have demanded so gigantic
war for its sxtcrmination. And, As to the
treasure 3 that has boon expended, what is that
10 tho humanity that has been liberated, and
,he ,,usticc that has been asserted ?"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15
so1rloouy of Tennessee Cnionis@

80, President Andrew johnson you
pcnncd tho. sentiment on our banners . tnH'
trecson ought to be made odio"s' - what
@ e.son, did you mean? Wo poor UnionistS
"e .onShx Won, ,when tho proud danes Of Nash
,.;,,.. n cr3ssc,i tho street and avoided meeting
yo,, NJ Il YOU xcrn struck!with tho lcprosy-,,
Lion S' avon ths children specrc1 as you passed
Soc,rso ~ rou wcre . Union mnn-,re thought
- ,s,,; tu,s,1f tieaso,, to be United Sates! Undc'
your leadership wc Tcro summoned 70 tHS
6rht-dR you lcsd US in tho forefront to b
ot,,sbed z Well wc owe it to God and our.
selves y that ye r hiaye found out ono thing that
f,i1 Governments Ii. Ii tho hands Of no one
nn,n sorialeS DOZEN .mon lts foundations
arc in tho hcatt osa great people. ,.,To
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15

a neighbor was telling me ola little
boy whose father was a,great church'go.
er, and revcrcnccdf the sanctuary. He
had beon very naughty, and bis mother
had told him that she Was going TO tell
his father. Ho quietly retired to the
barn, whore there vas, Z paint-pos ard
brush, and painted a church on tho seat
ofhis pants, and running to his mother,
be says: 80 mothertii guess father
will not whip mo, for sI..havo paint.
cd church on my pantaloous, and be
will not whip the church" 7-...
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-08-15
The !" Journal
Tile Peoples FdM,ilv Newspaper,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, BY
MOORE 81 BRO.
OFFICE: OPPOSITE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
Advertising.

The JnraSAL II circulated thrUughou, tho entire
Hunawha Valley. and IL the best advertising medium
In this section Of the State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

FHos WssafSorc~ The ALLOWING
items are from PcricYs dispatches % The
Boston Journal n sie- - 80 unabaied
pressure r. the rsmosal q Hon. T.. A.
koliins- Conuaissioner OF late rnal Re,cuue
sud a. appointment % a Wc.tern u-an %
thsi p.aos. N-~ Hanpshirc rnrn hcre Ard
ai h.ulc A. urgiug Mr Roliin. O. rrsir-
arl heoou'c a canli.iaie Tor The Rspubi.-.r
Cor-rcsstoral uomfratrou iu the Firsf Dr.
rf,,t oi taaf STATE r. i, asserted that tLs
nomirafior you'd bcsf unite tie Rrpgtican
party anil rron1fc iis interest in thc De
trict snd it nov seems CERTAIN that M
Rollins vii Allow D. name to b. Used IN
thc c-'fninr convrrti.a a-d ~iil a-cspt thc
ncmination b tculerra
90 There are unmi,taksslc sirus thsi
N'sican rnsiicrs are oc-up,,s- a.. sucn-
tion 81 Goserument Military a,i Naval
Officers Who served IN ibr Mexic.n ~ have
becu summoned here for conssitsi,.n .
Giants ofNera Cruz barbor aud man, of
SCOTS and Tay'or's lines Of rnarrh ha,,
been heated p, All stcamboat o-ncrs ar,
expecting more demands fcr 90 tran,y.orta-
ton. thc loung osiocrs are AGAIN hoping
ior prornoiion. Meanwhile N. Romsro 4,
foodiug he oouutry uith Nexian news
favorable 20 ihe J-4rgE interest,". and j.
couslrni that before Christmas The Mcai-
can kepubLcan Goscumcai ~iu have IT,
rlacrd the Franco Ausirian Empirc
il- estimates % spp-orriaiiou, Tor the
HeNt fscal year. vdich are % De- .ubssif'cd
% Cousrcss. vcrc presented By the dificr-
eri heads ~ Departments. TIE estimates
81 a. safe Tr-ssary and Interior Depart
ueuts 90 DOT VafY zach from those a thc
prvseni fscai yrar. submittsi in Dccrmbes
last. Ihc Naval estimates an those of tbr
Va Department are much ics. than they
ser ycar s-o. The Oaartcfmastcr' .
Department. for -hich cnorrnaus srpropri-
aiions us,l o. D. asked. IA. cnoaEh balm
ccs 90 .is credit. iu lilif,on O. tbe receipts
io5 sa'es % propcrr. % oarry O. tLrough
III ncHt fscai var -ltholt q dollar or rev
apPropriafi1n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

The next Leg,siAturS ~ill Be composed
of an able BODY Of men. In the Senate
there viii be AlA-re number o. experienced
Legislators. men Of ability. vel aeguaintei
win The rules e lerisiason ard The ~ants
% the people Of o. safe. Messrs. Wood
bury. o. H0ul,cn. .Denison. ~ Poland.
Perkins. 81 Hauo-el. ard Fairhanks. oi
Pennington. s-e al excellent business men.
but not muoh aocustoused O. speech max
ing. Messrs. " goldman. % Portland. Dur.
pee. q Rockland. and He-sey. OF Penob
scot. VII be the ieading men among The
debating nenbers q the Senate Tiers
ar several very able Countv delegations.
taken eutire. and among them stand con
spicuous Cumbefland. Penohsco; an
York. In tn House there will Re 900
shave ofiegislsuve experiences. Dr. weu-.
81 Frecport. Sanpsl p Periev. % Napirs.
John Rerry. ~ Gardner. Ebcne--r O,is.
% So Georre. ISAIAH Stei.on. Of Banror.
snd Lyndon o.k-. ofGsrl.-i. ar old 49,
islafo--. snd al men Of shiEfy. Ti,rr~ III
BE good shsrc of dehstins t.icn,. Wa.
i Frve. 81 Lewiston. Gcorre 2. Sh~riev
81 Portland. Lewis Barker. - Stctsor.
Jchn l.. Stevens. 81 Augusta. Theodore &.
Woc-irnsn. Of Bucksport. and Eu-c-e Hall,
81 Ensuorth. a-e al ex-ciieut a. h.-er-. srs
ncarly al have hsd more or les legislative
experience. A-cng ne new u,cr,,l--rswho
VII r,ste ti,eir wax IN ~ House n,sv be
men toned Dr. Lsrhs-n. o. Bryart'. Pcnd.
Geo v. ipo-re.. - Csl.is. Ger. CHE and
Col. Spear. q Thomas,on. and &. J Nor
~. % Po-tisrd We are ri,d % 80 the
return of Reuh~n Poster. q Water lie. %
the Hou-e. Re j. native 81 Hanover. IN
this Couut,. = young NAV % decided abiii-
~. ard vss = lesdinr member 81 the Ia,
iiouse. wisere ~ made hosts q freud.
off orraniraiioa of thc next Lerisiafure
We have 10 time % spcak. We nav refer
90 Il he-esfer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30
Meeting Of Congress.

Tie sho-t session win commerce on
MOuday nszt; and. A. both hoa.es ar nov
organiEed. ~ shall have the Message %
the Fresidsus. rocs,lay. and ,hAn Sc no.
isr ru@or has correctly reported rs latest
political tariics.
The second session - the S9th Concrrss
comes Together unsler far more favorabie
eircuusanoos fhsn met then la.i winter
Most Of The meubcrs hai bccn elected on
a var platform. ard found before them the
question q ESTABLISHING peace. 49, or % 80
d" recoasiructing the rebciiious states a.
60 secure Peace. a matter that had not
entered into The eaasas. Tbc question wss
oHs uPon which the people had GNod upon
but one PoLcy. Which -as 70 exact guaran-
tee for The failure sad IL va rot kno-n
whether The President vas for o., o. against
~. Neishcr dii tbe members feel exactly
surv Via, platform all could b. emitted Up
on. Tbe doubts AM frars Of hat scssiou
~in be long rrmsmbcrrd. =. ~il also D.
remembered The memorable means BY -hich
they ~ere dissipated.
Ihis year the case stands differently.
The meo Who. uhen tinac-scvscr. had bcsn
siifea cot. took sch a stand in the Nation
Al l.cgislafurc a. 90 b. termed raiicals.
base sFpeslcd % The pcopis; snd no- 60
back. sustained ~ a magnificent popalsr
vote. and their ranks incrvascd upon the
foor. Tbcs nov know that the people ,re
no, oniy uP 70 IRE STANDARD then set up.
hui are ahsai % it. II j. no longer doubs-
fol. esther. uhat : TIE 'emPcr q he e ~
stored : Staies. Ga this point Congres.
has Only direct work before IL. and they
wi - T-eriorn T. that the rcsalt, o. The var
VII not be thrown avay.
There ar other qucsiions tar MI task
the Powcr o. Congress. but reconstruction
and he fnance. all bc the principal mat
ters for legislation a, this session.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30
Bethel I,en,

Prof =. Daboi. Ia. ius, closed oour-o
IN the Frcnoh language. he -. 6ae
teacher. rendering ibe puPd almosi AZ ar
outset iamiliar vifh sob words ar.d scn-
tcacss a. vin soon eashie Asra % speak tie
languags iii eAsc. We rcoonuend hiu
20 our Villages snd sehooi.. ~hercvcr hi,
scrvices may - wantel
The citirens o. The village 81 Bethel HiI
gave levce az Patee's Hal. for The bcue-
~ Of ne Bethel B-sss Band. TabicauS.
supper sni raasic so SHAKING - the Set
constituted tie evenings entertainment
Ths Bard . sell deserving che Paironsec
cftbe pubEc.
We sivisc = contribution IN every tom
~ sou'c benevolent rurPo-o o. rhsnkss,iv-
ins Day. 30 - 90 get rid q To- irsuaensc
qusnitiss Of tor'ss srriP nov oursiuc 'ise
Public. We kno- ~ NJ quicker wav 90
Frt rid Of "a than o. oarry rosni coatrihu-
ton hos
NJ. A. D Goi-ia n. united IN trade
18th NJ. S;erAen Poster. under the firm Il
Poster 4 Gcd-in.
Dr. ormon Twiicheli has removed O.
Matison. We. ~here D. intends % prae-
tie h' protection. liz departure IRON
this ocmmunity :. deeply regretted ~ n.
numerous frien1..
Thouch 30 many bailiiuss have not been
erccioi ilc p-escu; A. iurlng ,onc years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

Iur MrHtctN QrE~rIoN. TL- couofry
vi.i s-aii -,ih eager irpaiisncs aud inter-
sst 90 see That eKpisuation Prssidoni John
sou 81 eve 10 hi, oomin- message Of the
rnission oi Gca. Sherman 90 MrHico. IL
annouucrucnis made irom Washington in
rcEard o. the natter A. ccudicfing and iar
irou saiisfaoiory. al oaiy serve 60 uhct
~ putlic interest for knowing exactly -hai
thr Fresiieut Las gnlcrakcn. TIE latest
espianation 81 che u.i.,lon ~hich &c have
noticed De- fhai Gen. >.rrman as sent o.
a. 90 te prcscni 81 che election a 49,
President ard CongTc.s. -h,cb al D.
hcld immcd iaieiy aiies che Preach csacua-
tons has beca acoomPhshcL Ths ucvly
elected govcrruaent IS expected o. cal sp-
OF as ior mli.iary assisiancc. and Gen. Shsr-
man's Trrscooc therc is 18th rsfcrrnco 60
that contingency.
Ihe reasous i7r sending Gen Shsruan
on s1rh uissior a. til, ar certainly not
very PLAINLY scen. ard. even q this erriana-
Soc sho4i5 not prove Go Re tie corroct oae
o. is cr .lcri tha; ihc n,ssiou 81 a. import
art an dcllcaie oac and nay iuvolrc seri-
ous Consequence in rvgard % or forri-u
relations. there a-e some pohucians a.
really so eHprrss thc hope ihai The miss
i.u ~iil bring oa q iorrign var. bas the
coanfry a. largc uil not agrcc uith them
and wili no; D. committed 90 any sseh pol
icy. Bsoause l-oui, Napoleon has iaiied in
a. Armed aitcuPi to SCI ~ a. iuP.ral
goscrnuent ,u Mrsico - 40 reason ~ -
should make s.ali.ar attcmps Oh cstabI.h
q hepltlcan grFrrnmcut- To the Mexi-
cans iheu-eives belong the p-isilcse aa4
rvspoasioLiiy of ctoasiag ibcir o~n gov
eminent. ard tLrrr 81 90 more iasiics sa
or Interfering in favor q RepabEoaa
government therc tLan there a. 10 Ioos
NsPoisoa interfering a-aiust szch a gov
crumeut [Bosian JouruA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

JoHN n. SCnRsTT. Iiwli. rememie-.
81 that Hon. NJ. Boswell. q Mass. b..
repeatedly asserted that the government
has for rear past known that John m
SurrAit ~As serving IN The Pspal army : ard
that b. could he had for the asking. Prot-
ably stImuiatsd BY tbose assertions. q
clumsy aticmpt vas made % srrcst bin.
bot be escaped 20 parts unknown. Il -
said thar had be been az hand b. uould
testify TO having visited JET DAVIS. 60
make arrangements uab him Tor ibc uur.
der Of Mr Lincoln