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A Good House

EOE SALE. The well built and pleasantly located
II square house No. II Monument Street. built and
now occupied by Mr.. G. Mark. House contains snit
I,rors, settingroom, dining-room kitchen and five
good sleeping rooms. Fine cellar, in which is Il well
OF good water. The lot is 30 by 80 feet Good space
for another house. Apply 10
VIII. JEl:RIS, Real Estate Agent
Sont 10-1ltf
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StOcihOIders' Neef;u0.
York a. Cumberland Railroad Con-
SOlilatpl ROnds

INliE holders Of Bonis Of The above description.
bearing date january LIST, 1s57 who have MT paid
inc assessment Of twelve per cent. afrecahy vote
81 me Bonihodcrs Gu the 9th June, 1sC, anil which
mas been pad by other persons, DdeT the act OF the
Legislature of March 10Th, 1scC are Reminded liar
the time for the redemption OF the same Will eNnrs
ON The first day 81 October next.
N. L. WoODBURY.l ~.
GEORGE EVANS, ! irus'ces'
September IL. 1SfG. diiocti
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REAL ESTATE.
A New Two Story House for Sale
for $4,000.

A Morrill's Corner, within ten minutes walk OF
Io a une Horse Cars house contains twelve finished
rooms, and Is conveniently arranged for one or two
FAMILIES. The lot contains acre-more land can he
Hau II wanted at moderate price. Also small
i sJo the above, containing about six acres.
prGe S4Voo. Apply to w. II. JERKS, Real Estate
Droker. sa.- aug29d3w
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Information has been received at this Office that
the Fog Bell Tower at Matinicus Rock Light Station
First District was blown down ON the 1Ith inst. 1t
will be rebuilt at an early day.
e; BY order of the Lighthouse Board,
JOHN POPE,
L. H. Inspector, First District.
Portland, Sept. IS, 1866.
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A HOME FOR THE HOMELESS.

Il $40 To be Sold Immediately.
- Tho hest house in the Eastern part of the
El;; city. and the best house in Portland for the
Ms.A price which it can be bought. This house will
make nice home for eight to twelve persons.
Z ga "a Af W. l.. SOUTIIARD,
7S Commercial Street.
Or W. II. Jcrris, Railroad Olicc, Market Square.
Sept 14-l2w @
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RINE N EWS
PORT OF PORT LAND.

Tuesday, September IS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Field, st John, NIB, via
Passport toI Boston,. sls9 Ait
Sch Ethan Allen, Blake, Philadelphia.
Sch Louisa, Oliver. Boston.
Sch Yantic, Deland. Boston. tt
Sch Jerusha Baker, Barberick Boston.
Sch Meridian, Griffin, ST George for Boston.
Sch Swan, Carter, Sedgwick for Cape Porpoise.
Sch Pearl of Orr's Island, Wilson, Harpswell
Sch Susan Center, Ramsdell -.
CLEARED. -.
Earque Com Dupont, Clifford Buenos Ayres--A &
S Il Spring. ~ - FL i}aa
Brig Cypress, (Bri Green, Halifax. Ms.
Sch SedOnia (Br) Phinney Amherst, MS.
Sch Lady Ellen, Winchenbach, Waldoboro-Eas-
tern Packet Co. i1al as
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L.. Notice.
DEl;SoES clearing the ruins or digging cellars can
1 lind good place TO deposit their rubbish on
Franklin WHAT. 5. HOUNDS
sert10-dtg Wlort,,..,
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ZOE Sale!

FOE SALE!
A 2 1-2 Story Brick House, Z
MYTH lot containing about three thousand feet.
w The House can be converted INFO two separate
tencments, there being two kitchens with dining
rooms adjoining, two plrlors and live bed rooms;
falling spring of water in the cellar; cstern
and gas all over the house; all in perfect order
lot of land adjoining the above premises, contain
ing $500 feet, at IS cents per foot. Apply Tn
w. Fl. JERRIS.
Sept l. cd3w .el1 Real Estate Agent.
HOUSE AND LOT for Sale. A three story
IL House on Monument street, tcaIed the Jordan
>house,i containing twelve finished rooms. For
pleasant view Of the sea, city, and country we in
yite ito call at the premises Apply TO JOHN c.
IUKESBURY, No. - Fore street. II 30 .ali-.
Portland, Julyz7, 1866. III, ,It-
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TERsTOYT BUTTER.

lust received 20 Tubs choice buttnr selected t,r
~ emily use and ior sale nj
WILSON " IIlIETTS
sclS-d2w No. 81, Congress st.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

10 FROM OUR CORRESPONDENCE "
GREEN'S LANDING, Sept l1-Sld, schs Village
Belle, Clement, Mt Desert for Portland Red Beach,
Agnew, Calais for New York Almira, from do for
boston; Fanny Fern, Hadley, Eden for RocEland.
Sept 12-Sld. sch Franklin, Gates, from Lubec for
New Haven. iiife 4i fiit
Sept l5-Ar, De- sch Charlie, from st Andrews, NIB
for Portland, with loss of foremost in gale off Isle
au Haul; .Ceylon Carnage, Calais for Lynn; Royal
for do; Acklam, Thurston, and Josephine, McDon-
aid, do for Boston; Banner, Rich, do for Neponset.
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'lNiE undersigned otIeT their services 10 The NH
Il liz as i;sal Estate Agents. an persons dssjr
InS TO Luz, sell or lease property, requested 10
call al oar olec 80 congress street up stairs An
tCntion. UANsftN !V'D,tt' ~.
We. ~ ANsoN, 20 oua.s- Ia .
VI. q. bow.
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To Capitalists, Lumber and Iron
SAG Nt&s9 Manufacturers.
For Sale.

For Sale.
NERY desirable Building Lots on Deerine Street
at 1885 than the price for adjoining land, if ap-
piled for Immediately.
aug11df III. M. & C. PAYSONJ
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Particular Notice.

NJ Part1cuIar Notice.
VALUABLE house lots for sale On the corner of
v Deerng and Henry Streets The most desirable
lots now in the market Inquire of
HANSON IS DOW,
Real Estate Agents No. 345 Congress st.
nB Houses aud lots in different parts OF the city,
for sale cheap. sep14dif
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House and Lot for Sale,
ON CHESTNUT STREET -
A II story house in the Of No. IS Chestnut St.
IN with Lot 2sNi0 together with nice front ioL IN x
so feet price reasonable This Is a very central loc
ton, being only two minutes walk fIom New Civ
Hall. Apply at the Real Estate Agency of
aug29d3w w. ii. JERKS.
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For Sale.

. A VALUABLE lot in the burnt district. A rare
IA chance for improvement investment Loca-
lion of the best. Lot contains over $4,000 feet.
Inquire of T.. JOHN Z. PROCTOR,
3 Sent. l3-tf Middle Street
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Portland Wholesale Prices Carrsnt.
e. pxrqs a Slant 10

Apples. ...
Green % brl. 2 20 g . y. W
Cooking % bu. so @ 70
Dried ID b.. none
western do.
Ashes.
Pea Pearl d. I q s
Beans. Hs
Marrow % bu. 2 so a 3 90
Pea. 900 a 8 20
Blue Pod. :. q so "a 275
Box Shocks.
Pine,.. mono
Bread.
Pilot }Y 100 ib11 90 @13 90
Ship. ......,..7 90 "a 9 90
CrackersPbrl I 90 "a -
CrackersP100 30 "a 90
Butter.
familyp H.. ~ Q9 50
Store ........ "A a Is
Candles.
Mould % h.. 10 e 20 ~
Snerm 40 (9 az
Cement.
D brl 2 40 q 2 %
Cheese. M
Vermont ~ ID Is e ~
New York. -. IS Sg ~
Coal-(Retaill. . an
Cumberland. II 80 tg12 %
G f,eSigS' 10 so GIL 90
Red Ash. 10 90 Cgl0 ~ ~
White Ash. Q 80 @1o 90
Coffee.
Java 3Y H.. -. 80 "a ~
Rio ........ 26 a 80
Cooperage.
HID. Silks & Hds,
Mol. City. 1925 a
Sug. City. none
Sug. C'try. Il so a 1 IS
C'tryRift Mol.
HID. Sinks. a 2 90
Hid. H'd'gs,
Soft Pine... % "a "a
Hard Pine. % "a
Hoops,( 14ftl35 90 @37 90
R.Oak Staves50 90 (g55 90
Copper.
Cop. Sheathing 40 az
Y.M.Sheathing 30 %
Y. NJ. Bolts. =. 35 % g
. y
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CITY NOTICES.
CITY of Portland.

TREASURES OFFICE. August IS. 1896
HONDS issued by the City lor Municipal purpos-
~ es, in Sums Of $500 and 600 ON len ;,nl
twenty years time, are for sale AT this office.
. HENRY Z. LORD
ocpl cur City Treasurer.
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Barque C d Hamilton, Merrill, from Wilmington
NC, for Havana. went to sea 7th inst and returned
topors 18th, with loss of captain, lwho had jumped
overheard few days previously and the first and
ond mate sick. She was furnished with navigator
by barque Lucy A Nickels, from Turks Islands for
New York. E1. 81. u. IS ......is i.etl .fTe
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House Lots.

ELIGABLE House Lots tor sale on Thomas, En-
IL cry and Congress streets; one near the head OF
State street. ~. .l..
W. III STEPHENSON, I'd
Portland, Aug 8.-dtf I'd National Bank
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ENOks SALE, in GOrham, fifteen minutes walk
i from the Depot, nearly new, neat Cottage
House, Barn and outbuldings, having all the conven
fences and In prime condition. 1t is situated near
grove and short distance from the County road
Apply to .stI-l j. e. STEVENS
, .GOrliarn July IL ~ ~ -. - -
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"ftiand Daily Press Stock List.
CORRECTED BY WIN. n. WOOD SON,
Stock and Exchange Broker IFS Forc 81 Portland
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ttA Lots J0s. Safe. i
Oaiy IA cents per Fees: m,s
ENNEbi located Lots on the Eastern Promenade.
II in Lots to suit purchasers N'aNe'
Also line Lots on Congress between HIGH and State
crs. Applyto ~ sum P''' ''''-
w. IL. JEieRns. Real E,ssnsc Agent,
~ ~, bailroad Office, opposite Prcbc House.
NOTICE. viii sell on favorable terms as 10
~ payment or let for a term OF years the lots on
the corner OF Middle and Franklin streets. and
ErnKn street. including the corner q Franklin and
or SMITH q REED, ATTORNEYS. PORT land. iylati
EOH SALE. will sellmy house No. 65 Park
Il 81; Also portion OF the furniture Possession
given ten DAYS after sale. : ,st.rl
.4L FREDERICK FOX,
Mr.. Fox for the present NAV be found at ofhce o
smith q Reed, Morton Block, Congress st. jul I7tf
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Half HOl,se
FOR SALE.

NO. So Center street for sale The lot is As feet on
~ Genter by 9S feet deep. Price $500. Apply to
w. III. JERKS, Re Estate Agent senf7dtf
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HOUSES FOR SALE-House corner OF Congress
same, with 10000 ieet of land. This lot will be d.
yided to suit purchasers Terms easy and made
known by applying to w. W. Carr, at W. A. Duran
Clothin Store, foot of Exchange street. iul19-dtf
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SPOKEN.

SPOKEN.
Aug II, lat !, lon SO Is, ship Shatmuc, from New
York for San Francisco, As days out.
Aug 20 lat Z, lon Al w, ship Lizzie Oakford, from
Calcutta for Boston. -fa.fti
Sept is, lat, SC was seen barque Union, steering
North. -
Sept 49, lat q 40, lon GO 10, ship Ellen Austin, from
Liverpool for New York
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Canad:, Lumber for Sale.

SlllPPING BOARDS, AMI SUGAR HOX SHOCKS
- --brln,l. sSaint Lawrence Ms. t'aul,,a, r.
Cushing" deliverable ia New York, Or Hcpcutiany
q. H.. il miles below Montreal on ST. Iaurc,1,e r,r
from whence shipments can be made direct h C:nha
Address, T.& T. II. GUSHING.
ang97iGw EcIcnIenV a II
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ENOR Sale. Three story brick house on Daufortll
l. Street. The house is nearly new and in fine or
der. Immediate possession given. N
Juil6tf W. G. CIADBOURNF .
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PORTLAND, SEPT II, 1866
ordered-That notice of the above application be
given by publication OF the same with This order
thereon, in two ct the Daily newspapers, printed in
Porband for seven days before The time OF hearing
and that hearing thereon be bad al O'Clock in The
at ernoon OF Monday Tie 9th day OF Sept, 1866 on
tire premises. ~ ~ Ne
) sAG g so MCCLELLAN, } Harbor
ALBERT WARWICK, commissioners.
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dr. The new FRENCH COTTAGE, and abont
;,, seven acres Of land situated OH the Cape COZ
,E!s.A tage Road in Cape Elizabeth. Tho house con
tains fourteen rooms. The sea view is unsurpassed
ENQUIRE 4tns Of W; IL. STEPHENSON. 3
aug.5-dK Second National Rank
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Prices Within the rsench Of Au!!
AMI trusts that the Superior excellence OF tone rs we'll
Us the excellence OF has workmanship NAV as here
tofore, eommcud linn 10 the public favor ami nat
ronagc. ~ r"'
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New Work Stock Market.
Krw Vnpn c.. a.

Per bark Com Dupont, Tor Bueno. 49, o..
feet lumber, q, 900 shingles. 90
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Professions and Groceries 4!

vVyOt III INFORM his old flicnds and eu.so,,..
w anu The public that he has fakeu The co,p,,
dious store on III corner OF Cumberland ami 1aaoa
streets, where lie Intends IN Keep choice assa,to
mont of nmils t'ro.elie5 and PROVISIONS
fort and. sept J. 1Gfs. ss,-,,.
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DWELLING HOUSE No. Cotton Street con.
Dtaining ~ rooms. fr II -
Enquire OF j. L. HASELTINE,
-, and II Moulton st.
Also, New Blacksmith Shop on May Street, oppo-
site Horse Railroad Stable.
~ Enquire as above. t4 sep7dtf
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar II th inst. ship Kate Prince
Libby, Boston. a45 ass n. 49,
NEW ORLEANS Below 18th, barque Commerce,
Robinson, Bordeaux, Ga days. re- =
MOBILE-Cld 10th, sch Julia e Carnage, Wood
New York. : d
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OOOp6rUE6'
HID. Sinks 4 Hds,

Copper.
Cop. Sheathing 40 az
YIN. Sheathing 30 q
Y. M. Bolts. :. 80 %
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X
Ar at Liverpool LIST inst, Mary LORD, Law. NYork
I'd, John Sidney, hall, New Orleans; Grace Dar,
st John, NIB. 10 ~
Sid "a, Harvest Queen Hutchinson, New York.
Cd LIST, Excelsior Pendleton, New York.
Of The Great Ormshead 31sf Helen Sands Otis
from Liverpool for PHILADELPHIA ~ n
CID at London LIST inst. Transit, whitmore, Port
Philip; Mary Russell, Campbell, Cardiff.
Manlmaiu.
Ar at Brouwershaven 31st ult, Enoch Talbot, Mer-
riman, C.llao. 49, ~
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Rice.
Rice, " Id. -. 10 a II
te Rum.
New England 2 55
Saleratus.
|SalerGtus P ID 12@ 10
Salt.
Turks Is. }g
hid. Is bus. "a 90 "a 4 50
Liverpool. :. a 90 a 4 80
|Cadiz. :. none
Grind Butter. 80 q
Shot.
Drop,P 1oofbs OH so
Buck M13 IN
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aelI 1i Che Old syonie
Ma Gus SHAW
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The Bridal Wreath and the sections
Shovel.

a NN
shovel.
In Paris. Illinois. while the New Year
was scslce twelve hours old, a gay par,
ty assembled 10 witness the solemn sa
crameut which united two young and
loving hearts in the holy bonds otmat
rimony. ROBBED in garments Of spot
| less white-ht emblems Of purity, limo
ceuoe and hope-happy snd Joyous, but
with a timorOus huttering Of the heart
as she made the responses which for all
time-for better or for Worse-iuvested
her with the Joys and sorrow Of wife
hood. and gave her happiness her very
/ being, into another's keeping, the young
| girl was welded. Behind was the care.
! less, light-hcated Caiety Of girlhoOd.
! Beyond the awful and ~impeneJrnbie
| future, frauCht with the mixed Ill and
good Of human ljfe-the cup OF we'd
ded love filled to the hrim with such
happiness unslloysd as only angels feel
or the bitter dTaught Of sickness, mise.
| ", death Love threw q golden halo
I over the prospect and the young bride
look into the dim future was "a dream
/ of rose-colored bliss. All went merry
AS a marriage bell and there was feast
ing aud flirting, congratulations and
I kI-siug of the bride
In the adjoining building o human
soul was passing through the dark
WILEY IN which flows Tie river oideath,
whose waters al must cross who Jour.
ney 20 the bright land ON the hItlor
/ side, where the weary are 40 rest Fuil
I Of years and honors, the widow Of a
/ pioneer. a devoted Christian. a mother
whose children and grandchildren had
grown up around Der, houorea mem.
hers Of society, she Ind fulfilled her
mission. acted well her parL and was
( ready COR the summons
Another pioneer lady accompanied
by her granddaughter, sought the
I house OF mourning 10 comfort her Gv-
ing Freud iu her last dread tr.A Age
/ had silyered her hair, and dimmed The
/ brightness Of her eve, bu, the fire of
. carly friendship still burned brightly
on the altar o. her heart With SLOW
and totter.ug steps she approaches the
door. behind which her friend is calmly
/ breathing her life sway. Her tTemhiirg
hand g-ssp the kuockcr. but jus, a1ont
the time the minister has pronounced
She last words Of the ceremony which
made Miss Jennie Hartley O wife. and
while the spirit OF Mrs Alexander
plumas its wings for the celestial Hjrht
the aged and sympsthizinE visitor. Mrs.
Sanford, falls dead az the t~lresabold.
stricken by oue Of those mysterious
darts with which Dcsth delights 20 sur
prise has victim
Mrs Alexander wss the widow OF
General VI X. Alexander, one OF the
early pioneers Of Edgar county. Mrs
Sanford was the widow Of Mr. Issac
Sanford. Il wealthy and influential oiu-
zen. who settled in Edgar about the
same time that General Alexander did
The two deaths, IN connection with the
wedding form rather Is curious and
suggestive combination o. y.ucum
stances
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Important from T~eNas---Clash Be-
tween the Military Authorities ana
civil Courts.

civil Courts.
ON the ID ult. at Jefferson, Marion
county. Texas, Provisional Judge b W.
GRAY, holding the District Court re-
ceiyed an order from MAJOR Joseph
Cliprman, l.. 3 A, commanding the
/ District OF Northeastern Texas, direct.
inc him TO release from Imprisonment
n /. Robertson, United States Irgasu.
~ AGENT who was under arrest on an
! Indictment by the grand jury, for swim
ding The Judge, after consultst.ou
with the bar, declined 10 obey the OF
der, stating
"The District Court Of Marion county
10 held and the laws of the State eVecu-
ted against all yiOlators thereof, bv the
solemn sanction and direction OF the
United States. know OF nolmnuuliY
! extended 10y the Constitution and laws
Of the United States 60 suy Glass OF
persons, exoulpatiEE them from the
| consequences Of crime
Mai, CHugman had taken the ground
that "A United states Treasury Agent ls
not emenabla TO the local courts for sGy
of his actions in n official capacity, IN
the discharge Of his duties. under tle
Treasury regulations, made pursuant 10
acts Of Congress concerning tAe same
On the ith Maj. Cliurman impars
lively commanded the release OF Rob
ertson, adding
"The Noncompliance with this order
will subject tine local civil authorities 10
arrest aud trial by a military commI-
sion. for setting at defiance the laws ol
the United States in a district OF couu-
try under martial Law.
This order was handed 10 Judge
/. GRAY on the 9Th OF December Ia opsn
court by Captain j. b Jones, T. y a.
who had = detachment OF soldiers
drawn up outside the courthouse. The
l Judge again declined ordering Bobe-.
son release, on the ground hist De
would, by So doing, NJ!ate has oath yf
office hessys
Il have no disposition 70 y.o'ste the
laws Of the United States, as / regard
them As the supreme Law Of the land
/ derive my power and authority as q
Judge from his E~Nca.ency the Frovls
ional Governor OF Texas acting no ODE
dience to the proclamation OF the Press.
dent OF the United States
The laws Of the Provisional Gov
ernor Of Texas do not permi, me 20
1 order the Sheriff 70 release n prisoner
charged with CRIME, except in accord
snce with the provision Of said laws
declared TO be IN force by the Governor
Aforesaid Why such an order should
b. directed 10 me is passing strange
deeply regret that any apparent con
h,ct between the civil ami military
powers OF the Government should oe-
cur. but I cannot conceive that your
order can be ohcyed by me, without q
fragrant disregard Of my solemn oath
OF Office, which has more terror 10 me
than q military court, with which I
am threatened by YOU lhope, therr>
fore. il twill not be expected that / viii
do that which, in my present position,
cannot do without extreme degrada-
ton ] hAYe confidence that the
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United States will do me Justice in the
premises"
subsequently, Robertson, and his as
s~ociate, O. A. C~arolan, were rescued by
the military in open court No At
tempt Was made 10 interfere with
Judge Gray personally. The following
is a copy Of the order under which the
parties were freed from arrest:
HEADQUAEIERs L. S. F0ECE.
By authority Of the United States, l
declare the arrest Of Mesgrs K L Rob
ert-on aud O. A. Carolan 10 be 8 viola
ton Of the laws of the United States,
I'D ] do hereby, a al officer OF the
United States Army, rescue them from
the custody OF This court By order ol
J.. B. joss,
Captain Commanding.
We gsthes the above statements from
the Jefferson Bulletin.
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sATURDAY. JAkrARY q u


A gentleman Of this city, on Tbur.5sv .,
e Put an interesting question 10
Secretary Of State. Mr.. Sew
must answer Won diplo-
meueally"-aud he did. 0kns sPuo
the gentleman, - will ASH Won s,o,L"-
question:, aud you can answer As 5inlomsti-
eea5s a. you please are We 10 have wsr -
80! replied the Secretary. Nothing
DIPLOMATIC about that.
We know that this conversation took
place Tor We heard it.-LoE Journal.
We are glad 10 see this statement,
although We have never, for a moment,
believed that the Administration would
permit the country TO become involved
IN = foreign war. There are those,
however, who have had serious appre.
tensions on the subject, whilst Others
believed, because they desired Wal with
either Great Britain or France-they
don't care which-expscting that II
would result in the breaking up of the
Union, and the establishment of two
Governments. We hope Mr.. Seward 4
frank response to the Journals friend
will satisfy both classes.s
Mr. Seward has been one Of the ma,
tons chief pilots since the inception Of
the late war. BE early saw the vast
danger to the existence of the govern
meut, Of a collision with a first class for
eign power whilstit was in progress, and
be nobiy exerted his great resources Of
intellect to avert such a calamity.
Grand and glorious was his success
AID now that the wa is over, he vii
essay 10 keep the. nation in the paths 0
peace. The suppression Of the war hal
left US a union of States, with a devel
opment ofwOnderful military resource.
and vigor but it has also left US a legac,
Of hearts discovered, of smoulderip
hate, and mountains of debt 1t is tn,
duty Of true craftsmanship 10 addres
itself TO the removal of the latter. ]
foreign nations keep their hands of,
DO not insult us, or infringe any of on,
rights, We should be content, for tn,
present at least Our power will no
grow feeble by sleeping ON the con
trary, after years Of rePose, the peopl,
Of al sections pacifed and united il
the bonds Of lasting affection, it vii
awake all the more powerful Wenee,
not appTehond now or hereafter an,
danger 10 our institutions from enemie
abroad. Our worst enemies are in GU
midst We have now to fight the bat
tie Of republicanism over again; an,
more than ever does it become US 4
cherish the a z maxim-"Eternsl Wis
lance is the Price Of Liberty"