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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-03-19
SORE EYES!
AFFLICTED, Read.

Having had much experience and complete success
I'm the treatment Of what is generally known and called
granuIated infamed Sore Eyes, and wishing to De use
ul to very many take this method 70 invite all thus
afflicted to come and Be HEALED.
MANY who have suffered much from this lingering
disorder and after Intellectual treatment ny tne NeIy
best Eve Doctors at home and abroad, have placed
themselves under my treatment, and, as result Mao
their eyes soundly cured n from one to two months
and that too in pronounced by physicians 20 G
ncurabe. If properly treated the disease "hloh' IN
nine cases ont Of every ten affects the eye, easily
enough cured. The proper remedy is the one thlng
needful I know from long experience that nave
that remedy. But without adding words near "ha'
others say;
H1su1AED P. o., Ohio, November, 1867.
DR. P1KE-AIy Dear Sir: I feel it impossible to eX-
press my gratitude to you for the wonderful cure you
have wrought upon me. For several months pSst l
had been afflicted with bad form Of Sore Eyes, which
finally became painful in the extreme During part o
the time, had TO remain n darkened room TO pre-,
vent intense suffering Before coming TO you; 5 naJ
tried several Eye Doctors Of good Tepute TUT lOuh
no relief Three able Physicians pronounced one OF
nv ewes incurable, and the other very deubtul Ine
sight Of the first seemed almost gOne and 20 40 any
thing more was TO struggle against hope. Hearing al
this iuncture Of your success as an Eye DoctoI ~
| termined TO make one more effort 70 save my seilt
and therefore placed myself in your hands as my LOT
ornhope and rejoice to say that n sT i0set' oui
/ relief. You have saved my eyes. They are no" IL
most excellent condition. --
Many other Certifcatas might be given, but 1t ii
deemed unnecessary Parties desiring any further in
formation, at liberty to address the aboye-named
or any oi the following persons;
Harvey Badgley MOurytOwn P O., Ohio.
Mrs Margaret Bentley, Beeshurg, Ohio.
| Charles Fite Fayetteville, Ohio.
/ Pleasant Ladd, Highland P. o., Ohio.
/ n. II. PaveY, Sabina, Clinton County, Ohio.
! Jesse Holiday, WestbOrO, Ohio.
II is not necessary TO add more feel that have
remedy Which, for safety aud power in is effect upOT
a diseased eye, has not rival in the world. have
treated the eye in nearly al stages Of disease AM
HAVE EoT FAILED IN A SINGLE CASE, that have ye
undertaken It freely admitted that when the Opt
nerve becomes paTalyzsd there is crest difficulty il
restoring action but here the paralysis may b
only partial, and the case therefore not hopeless.
No charges are made in case cure il
not effected.
Boarding accommodations will be furnished patient
at nv faTm-h house, six miles north Of HillsbOro an'
half mile wrst Of Falsvile, Highland county, Ohio.
BE-POst ONCE address, New Vienna, o.
February q, 1865. SAMUEL PIKE.
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-03-19

The report of the public debt, to the
1st of March, gives $2,5I9,829,622.9 2.98
as the net amount, less cash in the
Treasury-boing a decrease since the
LIST of February of s., ,485,751.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-03-19

One reason why so many young
lives are shipwrecked and so Hngri4
youthful hopes blasted-why there is
so much of dishOnored old age-why
there are so many graves watered by
NO tears-is, that the home life is
made repulsive by arbitrary restraints,
by the seriousness that rePels familiari-
ty, by the solemnity that frowns upon
innocent mirth, by the religious aUste-
rity that prohibits all amusements
save it may be the reading of the cat
echism, and goes into cOnvulsions if
the young people do but dance. These
things drive our youth away from
hOme-drive them into the street, out
from under the eye of parents and
guardians-drive them into improper
places, and not unfrequently to resorts
the steps to which take hold on hell
NATIONS WITHOUT FIRE.-It is
said that fire was entirely unknown to
many of the nations of antiquity, and
even to the present day it is unknoW 4
in some parts of Africa. The inhabi-
tants of the Larian Islands, which
were discovered in 1851, had no idea
of fire, and expressed the greatest as
tOnishment on believing it to be some
animal that fed on wood.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-03-19
Poetry.

The following letter, purporting to be from very
promising sprg of the rising generation just three
weeks DID, has been handed u.s. with the assurance that
it is genuine well good which do not presume
TO doubt. If any has smarter baby let it be ex
bfbited.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-03-19

IOriginal Problems, Puzzles, &c, solicited. The real
name Of the author and the to each must ac.
company all cuntributions.l
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-03-19

FHE HIGHLAND WEEKLY NEWS.
oLDEsFPAPERIN THE COUNTY.
~""Nu@o

y
CFFICE-lain St. north se second door east Of High,
hearty opposite the Post oRcs.
The New York herald., 1868-03-18

CoPPfR-The transactions In inrot light but prices
without particular change. Sales 10000 lbs Baltimore
Hc 100000 do Detroit at % 2fc, the latter price
for forward delivery Portage Lake quoted Mt
terms.
CoFrrrThe market for Rio though quiet strong
6c SIC for ordinary cargoes 9c. l0c. for fair do,
Ike. 1t4c. for good do. and l2c l2.c for prime
trce range for iots &c. 13hc all gold, in bond. Other
kinds steady with moderate demand We quote Java
at Ccylon at lsc &c., Msracaibo At 16c. 1sc,
Laguayra 16c 7c. Jamaica at lsc &c., ST. Domingo
at 14Sc. l5c. Messrs aunari, Arden Go; make the
stock Rio March n, ls6e IN New York. - az bags Ba
and OF other kinds In New York l6,i37 bags.
CANpLrs-Adsmantne were steady at 2c. a &c. for IA
Sperm unchanged at 45c &c. and patent a
Doc SIC.
CEMFNr.- Rosen,sale was steady at $2 25 per bbi
DRUGp DYrs.-The market was generally dull
Sales 100 soda ash at 400c. 29c, gold; 100 drums
causic soda At 4c. do bleaching powders At lac
tartar at 20 29c, do-the inside price for sained-2s
Batavia gum damar at 4sc. 200 Mexican
cochnea and 70 sa soda part 10 arrve on private
terms. .
FLoug AND GsArH-Receipts, ASA bbis nour 800 do
and S72 meal 625 bushels wheat, f8 do. corn
2s do oats is do and $50 do malt The demand Tor the
low grades Of State and Western Hour confined good mainly
for shipment to-day and full prices were obtained All
grades below t2 bbl met with ready sale. but high
iained California aour continued in fair demand
and firm Mt full prices. The sales were about
5000 hhds, the market closing steady at our quota
tions. Southern -four ruled steady under moderate In
curry; the sales comprised go bbs Rye -four was steady
with sales OF 800 bills at ~ SO - CO. For meal the
demand good the salcs being 1000 bbs at Sd a5 for
Western 25a as S7x for Brandywine aud s6 for Jersey
The New York herald., 1868-03-18
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

Row AMONG FIREMEN.-1n consequence OF dis
pute which occurred Sunday at fire in this city
regarding the possession Of hydrant several
members OF two nre companies have made
use Of threats against each other, and on
Monday night fight took place between two OF the
men, which threatened to result In general row but
for the interference OF some citizens Several men
rushed up to support either side In the contest; but
the row had then been quieted.
THE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The annual examination Of
the public schools OF the city commenced yesterday
in the Primary Department of No. l. The register Of
this department contains 6s7 names, with an attend
ance OF 631.
CHILD FATALLY BURNED.-A little GIRL four
years old, daughter Of man named Langdon, resid-
ing in Essex street. was seriously burned by her
clothes catching fire at the stove yesterday afternoon
that she Is not expected to survive.
The New York herald., 1868-03-18
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Yesterday being st. Patrick's Day the attendance
at the auction mart was very slim. The following
are the particulars OF the sales, vz:-The plot Of
land, together with the buildings thereon, known as
Collins HOTEL situate the southeast corner Of
West and Hoboken Streets opposite the Albany
steamboat landing and nearly opposite the docks Of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, being "A feet on
West street and so feet Hoboken street. Purchased
for 100000.
BY Y. II. LUDLOW co.
seth ST. 2 lots, s, ll4.9k IT east OF circle, 25x
5sth ST. lot adjoining 25xioo5 5000
5Sth st. lot, 8, % IT OF Broadway 25xl005 800
Walker st, No TO- and dl..................30 &c, 400
by A. >. BLEECKER, SON 4 co.
On North Second street, Brooklyn, the handsome
two story high stoop and basement Philadelphia
front house and lot, No. 363 North Second street.
Brooklyn; lot 25xl00 feet house 22x3o feet with 10
feet court yard In front; purchased by James Hack
ley for $1,000
on Tenth avenue-rive lots on the west side Of
Tenth avenue, commencing Is feet south OF l32d
street, each 25xl0o; purchased by r. Z. Skidman
for 81, 200 each.
OHlcial Transfers Of Real Estate.
We give below the of1lcial transfers OF real estate
and leases recorded yesterday In this city and Kings
county,
TRANSFERS IN NEW YORK CITY.
Beecker st. e COLL n OF Bank st. 20.7x50. S12 $50
Grand 81. q No 1859, 25exso lcontract) 600
Hester st, No %, 26xlo0 tcontracu
Morton st ~ 2D1.l n OF Houston st. 18.2x100 600
Macdougai st Va 4tsof Minetta st, 2i.ox
vs.ics si No ,ca zixoi. $50
wsier ST No - 2oxT.n .s-A--.--lo,ooo
The New York herald., 1868-03-18

Wheat remained In OF extreme quietude, and the
sales were small There good inquiry for milling and
some demand for shipment but buyers and sellers wide
apart and scarcely anything DONE the sales being
fined 70 lo,WV bushels at 50 for No. Milwaukee
spring 10 store and % q for California Rye dull
but quite steady our last quotations Corn opened steady
Win safes 70 put closed dull nj ~ - for the best new
Western m mixed rhe 'ses were $4,000 bushels, ai VI
q Y for white and y for old Western mlred, n store.
Oats were scarcely 30 hru but quite active
60 900 bushels Western, at Sshc. s4c Barley and barley
brought ~ IS
FREIenTs.-Thc market continued quiet and rates were
generally In favor OF the shipper The chareng business
auet though Tor vessels suitable for the petroleum
fair inquiry. The gements were = TO
Liverpool $50 bales 5sd o ,ierces beef At a.
10 aiIow at 25s., and per steamer 1870 busbe
grain Al I'd; loo bales cotton at sisd. . I'D;
t5 TO London 900 sbs nour At q TO crons,ai 20 tons
ss TO Antwerp tlrom Phisdelphial 5000 bbs petroleum
the windward out, u soc Spanish vessef 80 hhds TO-
~sS sS' .o petroleum rom RsT,ssp PSasaspbae bark 3
sport on the Continent between Havre and Hamburg, al
adcphs Antwerp; Italian vesse about $50 TONS 70 se
Mediterranean general cargo vessel 0O bbs petroleum
70 the Continent the Raic 200 bts DO sae voyage
one 2ED bbis dot same voyage ON Leo bbls do, from
PtisdslDhia V the Baltic and I've small Sph vsas Spss
The New York herald., 1868-03-18

nv; commercial, ny n. On FrankSoFt-Baak-
eEs', loX, . Il; commercial, AoX COX. On Amsssr-
dam-Bankers, II az; commercial. COX %eA.
On Hsmburg-Bankers', 20 seK; commercial sSA
s5X. On Antwerp -Bankers', s.l7k Sis; CONNER
cial, $40 6.17K.
The foreign imports into the United States durJlg
the hast ak months Of 1867 were valued a. follows IN
The New York herald., 1868-03-18

The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the ubTreasury In this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as
f0ilows:-
Receipts. Receipts. Payments. Balances.
March 16 $378e70 $32S9129 $289 1852 tl06, 1877 81
March II 4l7,ooo l,5l4,547 I43l,446 1o5,S2o,972
The value OF exports exclusive Of spece) from
New York to foreign ports for the week ending to-
day s $Ao52, ,s4a, against $2574,S45 the week pre-
vious.
The New York herald., 1868-03-18

TUESDAY, March IT,

TUESDAY, March T-6P.M.
BEEswAx was quiet but steady at 42c.
COTTON demand for all purposes very light and
the few sales made at reduction Of he from yester
days prices. The sales limited 1540 bales including
l55 for export $50 for speculation 25 for spinning and go In
transitu. We quote:-
The New York herald., 1868-03-18
nderstated, in currency
Six mos. $500, s42, ,e42 $1l, ,o42, ,oso

Six mos. 500, ,842, 642 $II,0a2,USU sa,Izz
The Bureau Of Statistics at Washington estimates
the coin value OF the exports to have been $164
or $13,2s1 761 less than that Of the imports.
Consols and American securities were quoted thus
In London to-day and on the previous dates men
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-27
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

HEAD9R's FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRIcT,i
OFFICE CHIEF COMMIssARY OF SUBsIsTRSCB,
AUSTIN, TEXAS, Sept IS, 1865,
Sealed proposals, which must be made in uipli-
cate, will be received at the Otfc Of the Depot
9. 5, at Austin, Texas, until IL m. Of November
II, lsUs, for supplying the United States troops
others drawing TatiUns at
Austin, Travis county, four companies;
Bolton, Bell county, one company;
Rhllas, Dallas county, one company;
Fltot Grove, UraysOn county, one Company
Sulphur Springs, Hopkins county, two oOmpa-
Woodland, Freestone county, one company;
Fort grimm, shacklefOrd county, four compa-
Fort RichardsUn, Jack county, Ave companies
with such Fresh Beefas may be required
The contract to commence January ], 1852, and
to continue in force until December 81, l6t9, or
such less time as the CommlssaTy General Of Sub
sisence may direct.
Zach bid must be accompanied by the written
guarantee of two TeHpOnsl BILE persons, who must
be prepared TO enter into bonds in the sum of one
thousand dollars for each company stationed al
the post they propose to supply,
BIDS must be- nude out separately for ra CHI most
No contract " III be awarded until the BIDS have
hHn hubmIted IL tue General Command ing Filth
Military District 1900
Conditions I contracts aE bids same " Ia pre- =
yinus advertisements '
Proposals must be plainly endorsed, rPropOsals
pr FRESH Beer, al,-, Texas, - and addressed to
Texas. " '''
by microl Br,yct Major General Reynolds.
SAM T, CUSHING,
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,rnE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

trains will be run between Baltimore and Wheel
ing and PaTkersburg, as follows:
Mall TRdAE AIN S for all way spSi1, vi leave
MG:ap, m. "EXPREss TRliN viii leave daily
exsert SRsHrd, IA TSese trains fGa
WINCHESTER RECOMMENDATION TRAIN
SsyG' S % S oE g.
lsundays exccpted) at $50 a. IN. Connecting at
Frederick Junction with train for Frederick and
at Hagerstown Junction with train for Hagers-
THE ELLICoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti.
more az t;p and 9:3S A. m, and ~ and 90 r. m n
m anu 1'g F III faXdSERRsTowN.
Leave Baltimore at so a. n. and alQ P. n ,eon.
oanig }SRGsoP Wh
and 9:D p. IN. Returning leave llagerst0wn at
6lO aud II a. m. arriving In Baltimore at 10: Is a.
anu -" p FOR WINCHESTER.
Leave Baltimore ats ~ q. m and i:lOp, m, ar
irving at Winchester at 2:Sl and s;S I'm. Return.
Ing leave Winehestsr at and lO;Sa. IN arriving
In baltimore = Fd TX: %AsHiNSSSff6tSSip D. H.
Leave Baltimore at 30, 7:oj, $50 and 9E a. IN. i,
and F slS @& ssf + Il FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Wsshington at and sa. IN, and 1870, p,
49, ana 0''' + r ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at 7:05 a, M. and i:l6 p. III.
leave Washington At @ a. IN. and $50 p IN,
Trains leave Annspolis a. $50 m AID Sap, m.
Leave Baltimore for Washington at $50 and 90
a. aHq and 49, %. q leave Warrington
For aPpg 70 Ase GTetS
''''''"' " Nv ''' w JOHN l.. WILSON.
Master OF Transportation.
L. II, COLE. General Ticket Agent
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THE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER.

to promote and protect trade by enabling It's sub
poqts. f have t. saS0anes that thsy viii. u Sep.
Fhs @ SRf nss sGs
TILE RErERExcE REaisrES, containing, among
I %aSTs4 0s GS HHFFs
RATING As 70 CREDIT. OF over zoo oCO Of The prlnc-
n PSSe IN than Of IT,
cities, TOWNS, villages, and settlements through
Britt IL Provinces Of North America; and embrac.
ing tho most important information attainab lie and
CREDIT d such oI his customers as are deemed
wSEs Rs
scter. price, and place Of Publies,ion. with lgll
plete g9ide to the press Of every county in the
The reports and Information will be confined to
those deemed worthy Of some line VI credit; and as
the same will be based. SO far as practicable upon
revised and corrected BY we'll Known and reliable
legal correspondents, whose character will prove
furnished by them, Is believed that he reports
will prove more truthful and complete. and there
b BY aid CitRe MsSc1xryLE RKpEHgSoE RroIsrRR,
business will be enabled TO at
the capital and graduation Of credit, as compared
with financial wSTth Of RRsSEiy sy1ry nerehhSnt
named territorial limits.
IF S G Rsgt1 1 Ar % f&&f1 RS
ing, among other things. record Of such impor-
tTnt changes in the Rame and condition Of Arms,
throughout the country, as may occur subsequent
to the publication OF each halfyearly volume Of
Af iGs n Hs%fs pe
erence Register, Wty dollars, (*5O, for Which Il
States, trans pOrtdtfOn paid.
Holders If Fus so SHARES a. tn, Capital Stock,
isc s& das d @ y Il f % @
a az, [rfs ehar0e: holders q len shdres
ZEN shares If The Capital Stock tofH be allotted 10
any one applicant.
Al rsmiftdncss, orders, or communication
relative 70 the book should be addressed 10 the Mer.
chants Protective Union, In The American Err
$50, NeID York. ani0,tF
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FOR FRESH BEEF,
HBADQ'Rs lar MILITARY DISTRICT, }
OFFICE CHIEF Con-. OF SUBSISTENCE,

OFFICE CniEp Con-. OF SUBSISTENCE,
RICHNOND, VA, Oct u, 1865.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at the Office Of Lieut.. James Curry 5!h Artillery,
9Th, 1858. at IL M, Tor ali The FRESH BEEF re.
quired at Norfolk and Fort Monroe, Va. for SIX
month from November LIST. 1865. or such less time
as the Commssary General Of Subsistence may di.
rect The beef to be delivered there on the order
Of the Acting CommissaTy Of Subsistence at that
place. OF good and mRrketa BILE quality, in equal
proportions OF fore and hind-quarters, meek,
shanks, aud kidney tallow TO be excluded, The
neckE OF the cattle sau ghtered to be cut of the
fourth ysrtebTal Joint. and the breast trimmed
down, The shanks Of fore quarters to be cut from
three to four inches above the knee Joint, and Of
hind quarters from six to eight inches above the
gambrel or hook joint.
Bidders are requested to be present to respond to
their bids, and be prepared to give bonds for the
fulfment o, their contract.
Proposals. must be indorssd DISTINCTLY. PRO
pUsals for Fresh Beef at Norfolk and Fort Monroe,
Va" The undersigned reserves the right 10 re.
ieCt any bids for good cause
Conditions. requirements, payments, &c, &c. I,
as heretofore.
W, A. kLDERKIN,
Byt, Major and Chief Com. OF Subsistence, First
Military District. Octl7-td
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pgOPOsALs FOR FUEL.
HEADGrARrERs DEPARTNENl 90 THE PEATTE,
CHIEF QrARrERNA-I OFPICE,

HEADGrARrERs DEPARTMENT 90 THE PEATTE,)
CHIEF QrARrEKMA-IGK = OFPiCE, J
OMAHA, NTHRAskA, October ~, lSys.
Sealed bids, in duplicate, with guarantee signed
by two puns BILE parties, not bidder, will be
received at this Office until 70 p'clyCk. a, IN on
THURSDAY, October 20, lsGs, for the delivery at
the Military Post near Omaha. Nebras kH, Of
Sixteen Hundred n,6OU) Cord. "t Hard Wood,
Coax, Hickory, A.h,lOr
ThiTty-twU Hundred t3,9JJ) Cords OF sO't Wood,
Cotton. Eastwood, Elm,l or
Twelve Hundred Il ,9-Ol Tons Of Anthracite Cool
Nineteen Hundred $3.50 Tons Of BItumiRous
Coal.
Delivery to commence upon perfection " the
contract, and one NTH Of the whole quantity TO
filled
BID will be received for any n all ofth" arr-
cle- specified
Full condition. made known upon application at
TIL, UGCc.
The right t., reject any or all bids is reserved
By command Of Byt. Nal. Cen; A9gIT;
WIN MYERS,
Dyt Brig Gen, Chief Quartormaster.
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slltiunal Republiean.


"''' b.SN ~
IIN'rHATt DEVOTION To THE |oN'rii
mos senate Trumbull, In his reply to Mr.
p.DIretou's rrfech at Springfield, Illinois,
.r..n, ,,rI, " NO ina, and ssatbinR remarks:
ia Il, ,.or.,cs
In a" lha' MI renu.e.on ~, ~ Tho conn.
,,v In cuIogy Of tho Constitution and the ne.
cessity OF it, Observance, nearby concur.
Nc man man 'A'eea tho ~. mn ,h. "oonis IN
~. - =, G,,,I a nore perf.et union. to main.
tnIp mIr,r. insure domestic tranquility, pro.
mote the general welfare and secure to our
selves amt GU i"""'ity The blessings oil nd
erty, d. 'r3 l. n'd e'ts li'h But nave
vet to lt"rr hn' ll' | 'n Is TO be more
truly 'or'I' ny m-k'rg '''nst IT,
have yet EN- ib' lu.lee 10 be estab
hshcd Ivy dc. ,'os II ,"r ~hoIe race en- ac-
c"unt o.. their color. lh"ve yet TO learn that
domestic 'r"r pnll' ; T. be insured by over
turning l"ynl e "ments at inausutatng
governments in Il eir stead to be controHeu ny
rebels against tie country. nave ye' 10
learn that the general welfare Is 70 DC pre-
NOTED by refusing to pay hOnest ueolsi 0,
that the blessings Of liberty are 70 De secured
to ourseIve' and our Po'teh'y Dy sthk,ng
from the Constitution 'he amendment mat
nbolishes slavery And yet VINO out members
rf the party rel resented b. MI Pendleton
curtcui 'yr all these things since the time
when the lev Il assumed to be able 10 uisnose
Of all the Kingdoms OF the world and the
gI0fy 10y theui' no such pretensioh mas peeh
Tu,1 ,-o,i.rn-tv a. ot rrs,ont o-g,ni,cd in
cInring to be the peculiar protectors, de.
feaIcr. aud keepers Of the Constitution
WHAT JOINS BnIGur Tuoucur OF rnE
N,nrurRS DEyoCp,ry IN 1864 John
E,gh, tho in,eIliuen, and able English
o,.r
IL TINS country uurlhg tne L'ncoiu MeNIehah
camp aign, from which the following is an ex.
tract All those of my countrymen who
have VIC ed well to the rebellion. who have
hoped FIR the break up of your | nion, who
have preferred to see Southern slave empire
rather than o restored and free republic, so
far RS | can "b.erve, are now in favor Of the
election Of Gen Mcclellan. All those who
have deplored the calamities which the leader,
Of secession have brought upon your country,
WhO believe that slavery weaken your power
and ttrIishes your good name throughout the
world, and WIN regard the restoration Of
your Union as thing to be desired aud
p.Is.' 40 W a.. 49, ~ r ~ 'ai ns IN"
of Abraham Lincoln EVerv friend Of ven,
Union, probably, in Furope-eveTy Ipeake
and writer who has sought to do justice t.
your cause since me war eegHnTi' now hoP'p
riac.d ~, ibs bsad of ynnr F,s.n,irs for ~
other term
4hE lHl>hNAS AND THE NEGRO -hA'uo'
crnor Briggs OF Massachusetts used to relat
the following; which a correspondent AYERS ha
M, h.o, In nrir,. .I, III. ola ,,.,o.oo,o,
- -
uays 'u ll''nu'an was ''a'ei'B !" w" Eng
land. Arriving late at the town where the.
were to slerd the night Pat discovered to hi
dismay, that hls CnIy CHARGE i'r sleep wa" t
share the couch OF colofed brother Inc ma
tural reTugnance OF his race made him 10th :