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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

orHELIols mother was lucky in ihsving:a
magic handkerchief which subdued his father entirely
ITO her wal but eonld she have sprnkled II with PEA.
Loy's sFLoH DE MAYQ,n the pey. perfume for tho
ihGkofehief Hhe would have found u doubly easy To
lead the old gentleman by the nose. Sold hyRll dIpR
tiats. HtAf 10 rlHsmNui AttA % wv ~ :"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

is going on more rapidly than eter, and a
large number OF first class buildings are APP
preaching completion Business is more
active, and large numbers are here purchas-
ing their fail and Winter supplies OF goods;
Pffres rule low, andnowis a good time 70 PIiyI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-10
Sherlff'S Sale.

OhFoNp, IS; April 6lh, 1865
'IAhEN oa execution ard viii he -old a, Public
Auction. an Saturday. the 9Th day oI NAV. A.
ID lsos, a. o'clock the ..iie. noon at the Otfic-
OF j =. Hobbs 40 PARIS, "a SAID CounN all the
righ' ~ .qrhy which Fra.c,s B-,n,-. oC Paris in
s'id ouniy oi DSi,nd, has, had on The a,ath
day OF April. A. ID. 1867. SIX o'clock IN the
afternoon. BEN; h. time uf the attach ent Of the
s''r'' the "r,ginal ia this actin ,o esIe-m
The t1llu~' --c''lh real estate .,rii ed ~ ~, ~
tir's. tn VII; A certain parcel Of Ian with he
huiliinss thereon. situated on "ar,s HiH, IN .ath
f"Ti-, "H The ~-iIe,ly side al the C.iuaty road
running U'Hth lis over Pari. Till ani by The Ban
ti-i Meeting House. br'ng tnc B.,ns SianI add
bat. ani the Beans stuIr an bat on PARIS Hill;
also "A ccttai" parcel IL land Known - the Beach
VIA bot ,nuai'ri ia -ad pars ut tb- iiaeturr ~
the roads c-,dng tom PARIS tiiii huck he ~ aud
ir"ni Paris H. Ia Hebron.
The ',s've described premises b.iny subject tn
"a m"rtsagc gwen to Edward a.. Cha Sc ct q. tLis,i
IA the Count, uI Cumberland, u, secure the pau
m-nt OF certain prum,.sOry note ior tweat, lou
h"nd'cd aud h,y doitir-. dated NJ arch 29th, 1867
psNab on dritIsnd with nI-ru-t aanus Ia, ON
which there is due the sum vi Iweuty .,,N
hundre dollars.
sad mortgage deed i. recorded IN book l43
p"s" $50. otON ioId req ~ . to which deeds and
he record thereof. reference Is To ~ al 6,r .
more particular description uI the premises.
81 X. HUrCIiiS :, D-pu,, sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-10

Ma'iitodss 81 p,fsons 10 have lo.i their teeth
their itith and their tud i-ncc ~ the zee %. ,h-
common iprure saisrsius have ioani 4 reu.i
anst al those evils N g. is ~'io e some sal-r.'us
SOL - sr,,ef' even slirfc Ia pound package. God.
weight.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-10
DE D

IN BYRON, March sJth Merrill Tiioma. Rapresen
before lts..
j." Portland ist inst an1a Foster. wife q Hon
kIh~r ~iis OIL. s.. assI 81 ,e..s
Co., Wet ffrI Uafct' gtb NJ AIyst Small s,.t
-Htrar-.
eyed ~ ys-rs
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ss-Tho above cuioF for with all Agents
Agents wanted in every County in the State the coming Season

Oh and apparently ~ortblrss hor.-- ran
lie = ju'ruat,d aud stimulated TO nrwnr,.
Of hv b, tie u-c oi sheridan, Casalr
Co1diiIou P0u ;crs Ffy ;b-m - II % no;
cost much. aHd tie money viii be REFUNDED
u ssitsisciiOu ), not sis, %.
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SheriR's Sale.

oNfoRD. IS: April Gtn. 1858
Aht.N ou execution aud Will I've sold ~ Public
Auction, 'n Saturday the 10th dav OF Nav, A.
ID 1865. at O'Clock in the afternoon AT th. OF
hre oi . Hobbs 10 fari,, ~ sad County all
The right ~ equity ~hIrh Charles kt.ton of irern-
w"o'i, ~ said County of D~io' Il. has, az had on
the ID day oi February 4. d. 1865, ~ d O'Clock
'n he forenoon. b,I,g the Il nc OF the atichsurn
OF III" sin- Ih- original ~ rt 80 Ihi- action L,
redeem ne oiiowns ,erib-d real estate situated
"a said h'ernwooi. IA SAID County OF Oxford, To
wit he most 'Outh-ii y part OF lot nunie rel six
~ he second r'ngr al lots nI that part Of -alI
6rrrsw'sod. gIAHied To- The trustee. oI PhiIl,p.
Ac''deTuy and called the Philip. Academy hall
I"sn-hip, containing twenty five acres more or
less. being -,riih Irt OF All ut l,ing on the
mort ,"u'hc'y -,ie aH undi idcd, aId L.ing he
same premises ~ hich the sad Charirs Kraon
conveyed to Oliver -. Whnury Ly his deed ,,i
nortg'g, dated February SGh. 1867, q, secure ne
payment Of 4 note Oi h'ni, bedrn. even ,LIte with
sai. deed, ipr che Of iorty-hve dollars pay
abb 10 one yr,r from date, with interest SAL
mortgage deed - recorded an boOk i+7, page 81,
IN OAiDTt Trgi-try.
s.K hurCHINS. Deputy sheriff.
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NJ ARR led

~ bfNtf.d Ntrc1 - Do D. T.. 10 LHIi.u f.-y..
4pif 10 hHll.f, att MntiaJ N.lt-
o. " .cts-frb Hte. EIi-ta x ~ .ffln.fuu of
Iarn' aa4 hil.- lsst-n O.. D,rf. 81 VI
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Z. z. x RadRaYs Pills.

= the only Purgsfire. Alternative. auI C4thArtir
Nvfir'u" tfHf -'curss vegetable substitute fsr
''i' rcnrf % rstotn-i. Ipey wtl a.tont. ,iu1
rIr.t.Y iiytr Comp aiats. kulu-y di-ra.~. trfltt-
risi ct the Hsdisr i'iies Biii51.u-.., Jtaudi.s
u si p-is. t,.ltsra-s. Lsii--' nJl.fat. ant 81
Hi.'s'~' indicating ttr orc'sity ofa pifgaii'e med
iciBr.
AGED rEOrLE.
-pbjec' 20 CD.firrn-.. or Parai,.t. Of the Bowels
tI'ykiy cufsd us tfs.e pitts.
s-Hfi.tuau. Hg.i ~ .s.tr. Wlp ha nor rrj .yat
nainrsl di.cb4fs- tfpm the b,Nri. tor nearly q.
rafH sni 80 titsss ctrpp lied o re.Trf iflr.
tom 49, rel vet ~ % It-- 4ul D. tfsfnk fuar
Plis .seh u'KHt, ,r one month, va. restored q,
sound hs,lfh anf regularity.
Thee PHI purity ,.r blood remove all ob.trur
fi'us from trs hsEvi-. u,rr. .zit, -ple~n bi,di~f
g. snd purge o1f sii ctrrapt aaI srrtsupnfIu. g.
uH-- f.t Istr dee of t4e pill .riIl m a.. co..
-siH fn.aolH. ,lraf, purr, sni h-a.tig. Th~y Boz.
cIr.t.s fHr fppsfus and frs'.
bi-f--tpr regulating t.f- liver, stomach bowel
ard pry.Hu'frv dfsrs.i1r, pns rii 90 night Frr
Obstinate --see- sol chronic cJtnu.atut.. . 60 90
over - hour. isicr. ~ cruts pee box. sold b.
DrusF It, N.wa,- ask f1r D.. E4iNas' P. rA!..
So Dr. kstNaJ.s Almanac iJt i-l-. - u. u. Il. sold
bJ Druggist.
NO 1ss clu D. more fsf1I - b-4tlty especially IH
tF fffns.- fol lb4a Dee lIss IT tte HAIR. gI.s-F
iaSIrittt rslr d. our 81 tle most peaceful 90 all
frr.pus riIsrfu-. Wien tAlill... 1f utru a h-H e..
rucy 81 heir -Et-fs. naturally look Tor dry and
Nfiuk''i -kiut e. dsi complexion witva not lef.
1slr stru .sr Toes iil tiH gina lon. WY. then
""i riiti. ttr our t1tl' irs-r u sni .trrusfHrl
H uf. 10 tTur hair is -.ts Df Nhifs, The ntIura.
'f.'r car D. r.sfsftd 10. tex nYlI,ffipfts ~ Nr.
Auru'. i5nDrpt,d MES .fFi~ u tir fe-t0r-r or
bfhssi-t -stis o.
N'sV"LTt w,rIr n d.frt'fI fa. lci article
'npe''of ." t-ioGae. aud az hs.i ihs price
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-10

WHEREAS my VIII, Marian, has e I nv bel
w ani board sud neg lecird the datirs ID a wife
this - % ip'b'd all peis.,ns Goiu harb,,i ing or
n"-ii"g her on NY account, a. .isl j,as no det.
OF hei contracting aher thu I.te
OLIVER SHACkLEf
NORWAY, April 5. 1865.
ln the District Cont orthe Un,,-i si,t-- 10, an.
Di-l'iCi rI Nline.
10 the miter Of NHIhani"i Rounds. Bank fupt-
/ % whom may cpnc"rn.
The Undersigned. Eii II B,an. Of Br.wnheld
30 The Count, Of ONior I, hereby gives notice Of
h's nrpo,n'mrri assignee 81 the estate of Ma
thaniei Ronnis 0l Porter. nth. county OF Ox.
hrI, ~ snid district. aud Who VS. to wit: on
The "a day oi Januny. A ID. 1868, adj.iig~d
bankrupt upon his OsR petition, by the Dis;r,ct
Court e SAL district.
Dated al Br"wu6eii. ,hr % h dav e March A.
II. l-6-. ELI B BEAN As.,g.re
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WON P"t'be-. Ftecklc~ az Tan
IHp"N ttst'I ittAIH5Ns
, -, h",i si.d ir.sti. Lotion r,.ta---i .a'.
Z, t.rsT, g. g. IA 81. Sc Y.n
W. N"''t' march ~ Cen
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year ant lsr the work Hoc batter
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CpC -, rrtGl rnEfr

GpC q, L q , q InG u.
N'RtFcW SOFA rCW SCRiTCHF
In from % 10 4, hours.
WUE Nr'v = ptvrvvVr r1rss tn Is,u.
NHsA I.ls g O.N rutyr rIrrr SkLr HHrUN.
NW.NTfy- OiNruEtr cur-s TsTrFH
Wrtr NU'v> ptS tVENr cIr-s BttHtr+ trCH
~ 30. Nr.'y.- utsII.vr cIrrs bf.u SItE-.
NuEAruv'S Dtvrd-yr cu~"s EyEeY kISD
or ti utF LIZ VI VOC.
FfIe" 81 eru.t th4t OBJ 20 tlI. lI .t.Is. 81 t-ess
Nbth- PDiftt, 81 10 WasEiax.ol street
% f.fpu Ntss..
tJr sale o. aii Drursists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-10

How cas- ~ uLyoH 80 trrsu AND rAirt-
EO,' he Old Scotch cong. H,~' why tbo.e vh1
show Tee bloom Of health on their cheek. tax.
Plantation B'ttrf.. which "a tsr power of f5rif
iHr TIC system agtust disossr sol % regulation t,.
dff.''s- sppartfas Are 900 D. .p-p'ie weak. VOID
Of eusrEyt Have os iiue o. 40 appetite, head
ac'S. contiuusi assi8de and depres.ior 81 .rirl.
Isse .. -- x. aud biootn nd b-sa,y " 100
return The btcfs hlt, brcImc f,o i.ei,o "a ~ ud
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-10

~ BANhRtPICG
Dt-ftict ~ Name. ss.-In the matter Of = imuei
W bn'"thrd, Bank rupt The up1ri -igneJ. "A
-ig0cc 81 ihc estate 81 sAid Sanu.i W Bsuer6eid,
hrfriN g'vs- ooticr that the lhird general nrrt.
ing 10 he crcIUnTr at -.ur tiuk Iupl, vii be
bed 81 isft- in .a,i District, the 2s'h
dc, - Apfi. \. - 1865 81 ten "riock \. VI 70. at
The oitse ul Gr,ifg- 4. Wii-Du, i-.iDrv Seth Nav,
one oi be R~gfHrr. 10 Bapknpcy, ~ ,aid De.
uict. So The purI"-e- nitDed ~ the 2Sth seciiun
d The BankruiH Art 20. March 81. 1867
ELIAS VI. CARTER, Assignee.
Apri2. 1S6s. q
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turner's RE Dpul,ircut or Universal
Ncuriigia Pm.

Ncuriigia Pm.
y = seif certain and speedy Cure Tor NeuraIvi,
and ui N-rv1Iv Dtsrase-. Ghe -ey.rtaf rasa. are
-t'u .iefe'g aHi pr-fatnrutiy cured 10 very shott
time N-uraieiH w ir fsce head ~ utterly ban
Ish'd Zoe frS uours. y form - Nervous Iis.st,
Fit4sf4ui- ts mage iuhurncr. r. has tue uuquaII.
1"i approval ~ n lny emin suf physlraus. u con.
frins % iHf nj irIrs 90 tur must driicafs syss 10
-I'u rF.rf al"rv. sent receipt 81 - sud t.
r"+fszr ..amp.. TURNER 60 80 Treuluutst
boston At''., Ff'Ir'-tF-s- bJ-tJn July !, ls6r.
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ear Y I}SS.
CARA tsRp.
xSC' NIpLT2v
AVID G. ANGER CBED

4 frrai.' on D-sfnnss. Cttarrtt. Consum n lon
auf taar'r. tHrir caus,s. means OF speedy r..
30. Hui ultimate ff, 4 puttl IS tbe 4 ssfrrny
Of Medicine, Ptri- sent - any ad r..s Tor lO ets
ORG ANtC VIBRATOR
r. 49, iafottr ear. b. Ntr p-rc~pfibie. reno, 81.
.ingIug u1isrs in head aud caabes deaf fy.r.ous
hear disfl Cfly 20 ca frcl Aui public e5nbes
fhi. fn.frurnsut ~ q ufsn pfoduc" resilft alno-t
miraculous suf lil IS in mp-f cases 81 ipug -Jaud
tuE &C. tfu.-s tf 81 relieve in short tu-. may
g. tdjHsffd win fr ease u surrfaclrs
Br sHseI efT b. professi11aify st1I Elst wash
luEi"n Psce, tBiser.ity BshJiags, y. 4. daily,
iron % % . O'Clock J.nsl- "
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Many o'urehfs cut ofu,c limit. q f.e city. M,
'ah'frE ~ ih'ir ds,otiousi svryee. iJf fe ant of
zoos music ~hsns rsa-"nzti- amount q r,9r,.
VII r'fena'e hne orRsn. 9th sbieh the voice.
ms - '"Fp'ft'd 10 fHi harmon Win poor ia.
N'a"''ni. NE 'lug''s VtH dsttrtors'e auf ~iu,
none 81 az heh"'f wi e'"ir, or congregational
sinsisE fourth Mt.sr.. : an " ...i.. y.
B,-ios'. hs,s ja.t IHfr..e,i nsN ss,ie. ~ ,r,.y,
c." Organ. vito 90. istt ct.s. cod EUt imif.f,,,
pJF'. is'i1g f'fnai She soisH-e oftone coutslio
Tie Deep manual sul-bl.. ssrrr cctsve c1upj,r
rrfp"i' aud keen sssu W~tase pleasure ia o..
'nr en- "ieHtoH ~ churches 90 nesd % good in.fa
1Yssi. u toe Ameuesa JfgaHs W srchmau ans
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Best in quality raised In United States

s"d com nand. the highest price IN al the States,
and from artui ,r,i the past sea..in proves to be
the best adapted i,r ra.pt,mn, ~ this State Of
gpy RoJts even nsr here.
These Roots will be cut ia Slips. ani done up
IN ~ BUNDLES. each IBanir sufficient f,r pI.u.-
ing FIFTY HILL (eighi honoured hills 10 the
acre 4. the Ia.,nt reTurei ior ptsatin.). AMI lie.
liverrd 20 SEASON for this Spring Es,ry Bar.
vel 'oavaai,d 10 Be god order wses dsiipered
i" ob,ain these Root. orders must he rcc-ived
hy The sis-ci deer az h.. authorized agents When
ever orders tkea by agents. the Rsots will lie
delivered by sail agents. otherwise by me at nv
i-sidsrce.
All p~t-ons desiring me to Erri-h them with
Rots, Will gi.s ts,rr orders inaa-LU,iy. (or as
soon "a po'Ible), az eaaaR obtain th.m .niess
srd,r,2 rahia a Kivsa nm,
Rem ;,n'er, these Root can be drpended upoa.
provided ONLY fh-v 10 MT ''winier kiB," in Wiz
cousin, ADJ the prosper is that they will be
IN exr-l'ent order a. there Is now a h,rg. amount
oi the ground.
O ders received information given by II. G.
BROWN. West Paris
TERMS, c,.h Vi delivery
N. l.. MARSHALL
West Paris, Me, F,b. I, 1858.
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Hales Arnica Ointment

Snr sae bv al d-tfs 80 send yOpr I'd Tres. snd
10 cent. 100 q. Sym It'E 4 60 BJstJu. Ma.
sod receive a btN Dy return mail
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Special Notices.
WHY >UFFER From 80 RES

When hy she use Of the AGNtCA ON TlfENr yos
ctn easily be cured. ~ has relieved frpfn
Bprns S-ati.. tIappri iIant.. >prsip-. Cui..
: uuu H. an ever slaint 81 the .sin. Try IT,
FOR 90 costs bat - c-ut-. IS sure and ak for
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T. G. MERRILL, Proprietor, So. Paris, Me.


Among numerous Testimonial We will ss. @" from
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CAUTION.

). K iiUfCHINS. DE mly sh erlf.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-09
} on TEE R1eET TRAoK Avn LASH.

A perceptible want of harmony and
veracity in the matter of Southern news
has for some time been observable in the
columns of our Northern contemporaries,
both Republican and Democratic. This
may be asoribed to the practice of copying
mostly from rebel papers, or fitting out a
Bohemian as correspondent, who usually
resorts to the columns Of the rebel paper
in his immediate.locality for subjects for his
letters. But nearly all the leading Northern
and Western papers now copy their South
ern news from the columns Of the New Or
leans REPUBLICAN, and as consequence sell
dom have to publish corrections. The Old
Colony Sentinel, a Copperhead paper, pub
lished at Plymouth, Massachusetts, calls
attention to this commendable practice Of
its contemporaries.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-09
VALUE OF THE REPUBLICAN To
BUSINESS MEN.

Business men, lawyers, judges, and in fact
al classes should bear in mind that the
REPUBLICAN publishes officially the laws Of
Congress as soon as passed, the important
advertisements Of the government quarter
masters and commissaries, inviting PRO.
possls for all manner Of supplies, the entire
official proceedings Of all departments Of
the city government, including the sheriff e
sales for delinquent taxes, and is the only
paper in the State in which every advertise
ment in bankruptcy is ordered to be pub.
lished. Aside from its political, commercial
and literary value, il is indispensable to
nearly every man in the State on account Of
these Official notices. It is the only daily
paper now published in the State that had
sufficient enterprise to publish the new
Constitution entire. We do not neglect
any subject that is of any interest to our
people.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-09

AN UNREASONABLE PANIc.-The Washing
ton correspondent ofthe Cincinnati Gazette,
sent the following dispatch to that paper on
the fifth instant:
Some Republicans today, have been in a
great panic over reports that impeachment
was sure to fail. The stories upon which
it was founded came yesterday, by the
grapevine telegraph, from Baltimore, and
last night had acquired enough strength to
inspire the various sensations to which the
people of the country were treated this
morning. 1t has been impossible to find g
single one of these stampeded Republicans
who could give solid reason for his fears
So far as the coolest headed politicians here
can judge, there isnO ground for any ole
to change his opinions on account of any
thing which has occurred within the last
twenty.four hours.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-09

Mr.. David Maynard, of Clinton, Massa-
chusetts, has had stiff finger which has
been troublesome for some time past, and he
at length concluded to have manipulated az
the second joint. Two of the most distin.
guished surgeons of Clinton were sum
moned, who, after administering ether to
the patient, proceeded with the operation,
but when they had finished their job it was
ascertained that the wrong finger had been
young man, and the blunder is a serious
one for him, as he is now left with only two
good fingers on that hand.
That is not so bad as the mistake of am.
putating the wrong leg, which was done on
several occasions during the war.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-09
RUNORBD ILLNESS OF IsMAIL PACHA
VIOEROY OF EGYPT,

Recent mail advices brought the intelli
gence that the Viceroy ofEgypt was seri
ouslY ill. Ismail Pachs, son of the eele-
brated Ibrahim Pacha and grandson Of the
still more celebrated Mohammed Ali, as
cended the vice-regal throne in 1868 on the
death of Said Pacha. Although now but
thirty eight years Of age, his short reign has
been vigorous and the most successful
since the days of Mohammed Ali. Within
the last two years he has done what was
never before even dreamed Of in NOLAN.
medan country: !. G, given his people a
constitution, and established species Of
parliament modelled somewhat ON the i'm
perial system of France. A few weeks ago
he opeRed the second session of the Cham
Der by a speech of remarkable power and
vigor. These innovations of Ismail Pacha
will, however, probably give the
Egyptians no greater degree of prac-
teal liberty than Napoleon III. has
given France. The Egyptian Viceroy
has been of immense service to
the Sultan of Turkey during the Cretan
troubles. He even furnished the French
Emperor with body OF auxiliary troops
for the campaign in Mexico. The recent
visit of the Viceroy to France and England,
where he seems to have won golden opin-
ions by his culture and marked abilities
and to have gained even more popularity
than the Sultan himself, will not soon be
forgotten.
But Ismail Pacha is especially dis
tinguished by his adoption in Egypt Of the
most advanced Improvements OF Western
Europe in the share Of railroads and
machinery. Upon the completion of the
Suez, Cairo, and Alexandria Railroad be
was so delighted that he took almost daily
a ride in the cars, with the express order
that when bis August Highness fell asleep
the cars should be Immediately stopped.
When one of the European engineers com
planned Of the delay from this cause the
Viceroy quietly remarked that "they
ought to be very thankful for the privilege
Of running cars in Egypt under any cir
cumstances.'
The Viceroy has the finest sugarhouse
in the world at Rhoda. Until within a
year or two be cultivated some three humid
red thousand acres of land in sugar, cotton,
and rice. More than a hundred steam
plows were used upon his numerous plan
tations, the portable engines of which
were also made to drive gins, raise water
from the Nile into the irrigating canals,
and drag the products to market in long
wagon trains along the public highway.
to the astonishment Of Turks and Arabs.
The Viceroy gets his labor for almost
nothing. On more than one occasion he
has ordered whole regiments of troops into
the fields to pick cotton or cat sugar cane.
He has also pheasant way Of confscating
plantations to which he may happen to take
a fancy. Not long ago he confscated
nearly all Of the immense estates of HALL
Pacha. Altogether Isnail Pacha is one of
the most remarkable men Of the East and
bis death would be a great misfortune to
Egypt. Old.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-09
THE END OF POLAND.

Taose OF us who are Of middle age must
remember to have seen the kingdom Of
Poland on the map of Europe. A few
weeks ago cable dispatch informed us Of
the final absorption, by decree of the Gar
OF the Polish provinces of Russia into the
bedy Of that kingdom. Russia's interior.
ence in the affairs Of Poland began in I767,
ostensibly in the interest of religion. and
her part in the humiliation of that once
powerful kingdom was therefore effected
in the course of century.
The first partition of Poland was accom-.
plished in l772-3 by the Empress Catharine
H., Frederick the Great, and Joseph H., Of
Anstria. 4 second partition was made in
1913, and the final dismemberment took
place two years later, Immediately after
theinsurrection under Kosciusko.
The name of Poland having remained
twelve years ehaced from the map of
Europe, partial restoration took place in
1907 under Napoleon, in the form of what
was known as the Duehy Of Warsaw. The
new Polish State was somewhat enlarged
in 1909. After the downfall of Napoleon
the fate Of Poland was held subject to the
deliberations Of the Congress Of Vienna.
By its decisions the Duehy of Warsaw was
annexed to Russia as a semi.atonomous
constitutional State under the name of the
Kingdom Of Poland-such as it was known
thirty years ago. The revolution of 1885,
81, the outbreak Of ls46, the desperate in
surrecticn in 1864 in Russian Poland
were all equally unsuccessful, and filed
Siberia with victims.
The terrible struggle of1S63 and 1864
led to the complete humiliation OF the
kingdom. Landmark after landmark was
successfully removed, until scarcely YES
tige OF power remained. The final step by
Russia was doubtless fastened by the re-
suits Of the recent war between Austria
and Prussia.
It is, Of course, impossible to predict
what changes may take place in EurCus
during the next half century. There ID,
however, no hope Of the resurrection Of
Poland. With all the great and noble
qualities Of her people, they yet failed to
comprehend the real meaning Of the werd
freedom, which they interpreted as liberty
to few mobiles and slavery TO millions Of
aeFfs Their ideas corrsaponded very
nearly to those Of our Southern slaveocrats.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-09

One Of our Camp street contemporaries,
who has been most vociferous IN condemna-
Ton Of impeachment and has confidently
predicted ils failure, advises President
4oAnas q iAaps forthwith proclamation
e parA,n aad amnesty to all the rebels
atllI undss % ban Of the government.
This i iaa' HE urging man to commit
murder who la under conviction for man.
slaughter Conrss Wenla doubtless have
something 70 say aboat moi procedure.
Fhs Wonder Is ana q itlA y eal bsrliea.
laEatteneioa that the high-mlndaa - =
y would consent to receive pardon Oh
tained under such circumstances. or course
the Journal IL question does not belie7e that
NE iupoeehneet VII Be s1stained.7