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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-28
COUNTY OF OXFORD

To &. &. CCsHMAN, DIR.
June s-To 20 miles travel from Hebron TO
Mexico and back, on petition "f r, u.
Harlow and others, 600
5days' attendance ou same, II 10
Paid ICTriage, ~
July 10 70 m'!cs travel from Hebron to
Waterford and back, on petition Of III.
A. JcWcil aud others go
. days attendance ON same, 500
5-Io -, miles travel from Hebron -
Canton and back, on petition OF Select
men OF Hartford, eco
? days' attendance on same. 500
" S-To IS miles travel from Canton 70
Mexico and Peru, on petition OF Select
men of Peru, 80
sdays' attendance on same, $50
l3-To leo miles travel from Hebron tn
Andnyer and back, Ca petition OF j.
NJ Clark and others, 1000
5 days attendance ON same, IL 70
Paid frrrihge, -
Sept. Ito IeJ mile. travel from Hebron TO
Hanover and AndoVer and back, ON
petition OF SylvAnus Poor and others, 100
3 days' attendance on same, 90
Paid fcrriage, -
oct. ls-To - miles travel from Hebron to
oxford, on petition If town of oxford, go
2 DAYS attendance on same. 90
" Ito - miles travel IN oxford and
Otsfeid, on petition of Daniel stone
and others, : %
? dave attendance on same, SEQ
Dec. s-To ITO miles travel from Hebron To
Gilcad and back, on petition OF j W.
kimball and Others, ii o.
) DAYS attendance on same, 30
2l-To - miles travel from Hebron 10
Paris and back, on petition Of town of
Paris, 80
? day,' attendance on same, 500
" 29-To - miles travel from Paris 20
Canton aud back, on petition Of 1. ;.
Brown and others, 800
Paid postage, 90
slioCo
4 CTSUMAS
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COURT BILL.

COUNTY OF OXFORD 10 n, 4. ELLIS, Dr.
1863
To 50 miles travel and days attendance ut
January Adjourned Term, so"
To 50 miles travel and days attendance at
March Adjourned Term, l9~
To 50 miles travel and days attendance at
May Term, IL ~
To 80 miles travel and 3 DAYS attendance ut
June Adjourned Term, IL
To - miles travel and days attendance at
August Adjourned Term, Il "
To % miles travel and days attendance mt
September Term, IL ~
To 30 miles travel and } days attendance nj
October Adjourned Term, IL 10
To 20 miles travel and days attendance ut
November Adjourned Term, -
To 80 miles travel aud days attendance NJ
December Adjourned Term, IL -
sIs2 -
II. 4. ELLIS.
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Gy for hAL itIa Cl>t.Ventss.. 4 would advise al
those who are troubled with Dyspepsia Co>tive
ness, Piles Bili0usRess, Headache, or any form of
Indigestion 90 use DR HAER SONS PERKS
TALTlC LOZENGE> ELISHA HUNTING
Ton NJ u. EHLieut. Governor ofNIassaohusetts
For sale 40 No. fremont Temple, Boston, By L
a. HARRISON Il co. Proprietars, and Jy an
Druggists. Mailed for "a cents.
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County Commissioners Bills.
COUNTY OF OXFORD

GLAtSs
1850.
June S-To 10 miles travel from Canton TO
Mexico and back, ON petition Of T.. &.
Harlow and others, 9tWo
days attendance on same, IL ~
Paid ferriage 40
July Ito 10 miles travel from Canton In
Waterford and back, on petition OF ii.
a. Jeweu and others, III 10
days attendance on same, 900
Paid ferriage, ~
d" $50 IA miles travel from Canton to
Hartford aud back, on petition of Sc
lectmen of Hartford, ~
s days attendance on same, 90
Paid ferriage, ~
" s-To IS miles travel from Canton to
Mexico and Peru, on petition OF Select
DAYS attendance on same, 500
l3-To - miles travel from Canton 10
Andover and back ON petition Of j.
W. Clark and others, 500
5 days attendance on same, IL 90
Paid terriage, %
Sept Ito IS miles travel from Canton TO
Hanover and Andover aud back, on
petition of ;. Poor and others, $50
J days attendance on same, 90
Paid fcrriage, 10
Oct. l2-To ~ miles travel from Canton to
Oxford and back, on petition of town -
sdays' attendance on same, SEQ
Paid fcrriage, 70
Ito s5 miles travel in oxford and
Otisfeld, on petition OF Daniel stone
and others, $50
2days' attendance on same 800
" $50 |: miles travel from Canton 10
Hartford and back, on petition OF j.
: Mendall and others, 40
9 days attendance on same, 80
Paid ferriage, ~
2S-To ~ miles travel from Canton 10
Roxbury and back, on petition of Sc
lectmen of RoNhury, 100
days attendance ON same, 40
Nov. s--To 10 miles travel from Canton 10
Oxford ami back, on petition Of l.. W.
Hackett and others, lW
days attendance on same 200
Paid ierT1age, ~
Dee Ito las miles travel from Canton to
Gilesd and back, on petition Of j. W.
Kimbsll and others, II %
3days' attendance on same, 80
ALTO Is miles travel from Canton 90
Paris and back, on petition OF town OF
Paris, 80
days attendance on same, 500
" sa-To ~ miles travel from Paris to
Canton and back, on petition of &. :.
Brown and others, Boo
days attendance on same, go
Paid postage, 20
slT7S7
III. \. ELLIS,
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The Great Experience

alive faculty in man and woman, acquired by DR.
4 H. Hayes, ~ Boston, has emincntly fitted him
foT The preparation Of such a work A. that which
be has given 20 the public under the auspices OF
the Peabody Medical Institute, entitled THE
SCIENCE or LIFE.or sELF-PRESERNATION. ="
The causes and care OF nervous debility, impo-
tence, sterilty, &c, are discussed in a mastery
manner in this volume, amt IL should be read by
every body Another important work by the pen
Of Dr.. Hayes, SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY or
WOMAN AND HER DISEASES. :" Is also publish.
ed By the Peabody Medical Institute. Read their
advertisement IN another column ia I'm
MAGNOLIA WATER a 5cli-btr,,l ,o;,e, -.
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sll0 10
{. c. CUSHMAN.
COURT BILL.

COUNTY OFONFORD, 20 C. c. CUSHJfAN, n
lSg.
To ~ miles travel and DAYS attendance At
January Adjourned Term, 100
To 20 miles travel and days attendance at
March Adjourned Term, Il o.
To 20 miles travel and days attendance at
Nav Term, IL %
To ~ miles travel aud 5 days attendance az
June Adjourned Term, $50
To ~ miles travel and days attendance at
August Adjourned Term, 900
To 70 miles travel aud days attendance at
september Term, IL %
To 20 mites truvel and , days attendance al
October Adjourned Term, $50
To 20 miles travel anu day = attendance at
December Adjourned Term, IA 30
sslOO
c. c. CUSHMAN.
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STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, IS. December 81, 1919.
Before me personally appeared {. c. Cushman
one of the County Commissioners for said Coun-
", and made oath 10 the truth OF the above ac-
count, by him rendered aud subscribed.
WM. Il. kiMBALL, Clerk OF
Courts, Oxford County.
Having first audited aud examined the above
account of {. E.. Cushman, We hereby certify that
We allow thereon the sum of two hundred and
thirty dollars and sixty cents, (s2Sl 60
WM. n kIMBALL. Clerk.
ENOCH FOSTER JR Co. Atty.
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COUNTY OF OXFORD
To n. n, HURRARD. DIR

1869
July Ito 90 miles travel from Hiram to y.
Waterford and back, Oh petition of H.
A. Jewett and others, $500
days attendance on same, 800
5-To $50 miles travel from Hiram TO
Canton and back, on petition OF Select
men OF Hartford, Is 90
2days' attendance on same, 500
" s-To 50 miles travel from Canton 20
Mexico and Peru, on petition of Select.
men of Peru, $50
days attendance on same, 500
Paid ferrage, 20
Sept. Ito $50 miles travel from Hiram 10
Hanover and Andovcr, on petition OF
;. Poor and others, is 90
3 DAYS attendance on same, I so
Paid ferriage, ~
ITO days attendance on petition OF
J. W. Clark and others, 30
Oct. 25-ro $50 miles travel from Hiram to
Hartford and Canton, on petition OF Sc
lectmen of Hartford, - 90
2 days attendance on same. 800
Dec. ITO lis miles travel from Hiram to
Gilead and back, on petition Of j. W.
kImball and others, IL 30
z days attendance on same, 500
2l-To 100 miles travel from Hiram TO
Paris and back, on petition OF town Of
Paris, 1000
2 DAYS attendance on same. 500
Paid postage, 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-28

yINHE partnership existing under the firm name
i of Rows, BIsBrE 4 PISGREE, Carriage Ma.
kers, 10 this day Dissolved by mutual consent All
persons having unsettled accounts with the above
firm are requested TO call and settle the same at
the shop of the above named persons,
J.. y. ROWE,
ID. y. BISBEE,
J. W. PINGREE.
South Waterford, Jan. 81, 1870.
The business IL to continue under the name Of
3sBEE X PISGREE. Sw
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BOI v.

In Bethel. Jan. 2i;h, 10 the vic Of NJ. Nathan
Bean, daughter.
In Mexico. p,'r. 26th, 20 the wife or } III. GlCa
~ou, sou , 20 the Wifc Of II. \, Whitman, son /,
Jan. LIST 20 the wife OF =. u Taylor, II son.
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STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, ss. :-December 81, 1859.
Before me personally appeared Noah II. Hub.
bard, one of the County Commissioners for said
County, and made oath to the truth of the above
account, 10y him rendered and subscribed.
WM. X, kIMBALL, Clerk OF
Courts, Oxford County.
Having first audited anil examined the above
account of ". II. Hubbard, We hereby certify that
we allow thereon the sum Of three hundred dol
lars and sxty.fve cents, $500 is
WIN X. kiMBALL, Clerk.
ENOCH FOSTER, JR Co. Atty.
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STATE or MAINE.

SIATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD. SIS. - December 81, 1879.
Before me personally appeared Hiram \. Ellis,
one OF the County Commissioners for said COun'
~ and made oath 10 the truth Of the above ac-
count bv him rendered and subscribed.
WI. n. kiMBALl., Clerk of
Courts, oxford County.
Having lrst audited and examined the above
account OF Hiram a. Ellis, we hereby certify that
We allow thcreos the sum of two hundred aud
ninety nine dollars aud eighty. seVcn cents, ~"
81 WI X KIMBALL. Clerk,
ENOCH FOSTER, JR., Co. AIRY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-28

THE MtlON.

Nev Moon, Ist DAY, "a. slm-, evening.
Fir~t quarter, 9Th day, IA. Ism, evening.
FMll Moon, lSth DAY, Ion. I'm, morning.
Last Quarter, stth dSy, Oh ,'lo., morning
New Moon, Slst day, Ion som. morning.
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DIED.

In Upton, Jan. :Ist, Susan, wife Of Charles r.
Richards OF dptheriA, after sickness OF i've days
S..vd 20 years.
In Norway. Jan. 9th, Mr.. lchAbod Bartlett, aged
y years.
Ia isath Jan. sIh, John L. Donncll, aged T. yrs.
Ia Hanover, Jan 18th. Of scarlet fever, \. Dwight
sou of ". =. and G. ". Howe, aged years mos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-28

Dr. \ l. SCOvlLL, is the inventor Of several
meSlical preparations which have become very
popular, and have teeB llberslly used. Among
III, Inventions are Aliens Bal>am Tor The Lungs,
anil "Liyerwort AMI Tar" For the past six years
a better Lung remedy has not been offered TO the
public Real the following letter from DR.. SEQ
WILL referring 70 Il;
Mes.rs. }. y. HARRIS < Co,
GKNTs-I make tho following stale
ulsnt from n perfect conviction AMI knowledge OF
the benefits Of Aliens Lung Baisam IN cur
Ing the most deep seated PULMONARY CoNstNf'
RIOS I have witnessed %, effects on the Dung
znd the old, and truly say that u J. hy i''r
TIE. best expeCtorant remedy with which am &C
ouainied. For Coughs, spi all the early stages oi
Lung complaints. believe d; IL be certain cure,
and If every family would keep 70 hv them, ready
10 administer upou the ur; appearance 81 disease
about the Lung. there would bc very r." cases
of fatal consumption. II cause, the phlegm and
matter - raise, without irritating those dchcate
orgars the Iuug>f. ana without producing con-
stipaiiun Of the bowels IL also give, strength 10
the system. stops the night.sweats, and changes
al the morbid sccvCtious - a healthy state.
lOurs, respectfully,
\. l. SCONlLL.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
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COURT RIII.

County Of Oxford, TO ". b. HUBBARD,
1859.
To 100 miles travel and days attendance at
January Adjourned Term, q
To loo miles travel aud days attendance at
March Adjourned Term,
To 100 miles travel and days attendance at
May Term,
To 100 miles trayel and days attendance at
June Adjourned Term,
To 100 miles travel and days attendance at
August Adjourned Term,
To 100 miles travels and days. attendance 81
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Snnfnlnher Term

September Term. sF - 30
To 100 miles travel and days attendance at
October Adjourned Term, II 30
To 100 miles travel and days attendance at
November Adjourned Term le
To 100 miles travel and days attendance ut
December Adjourned Term - so
&i67 30
n. ID. HUBBARD.
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MARRIED..

AT Yarmouth. by Rev q. \. Putnam. Dr. &. VI.
TWitch,u Of B-ttrl.aui Miss flOrrucy Alien, Of \.
In Turner, Jan. 1T, BY Rev. Isaiah Record, MI
shirley Merrill and Miss Ella BeAls, both Of Turner
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,,h., livery Person Need. i. s1,no r..n,e-

MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet art
Gle superior 20 Cologne and a, half the price
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Special Notices.
Twenty-Five Years Practice

Ia thu Treatment Of Diseases Incident 70 Females
has plsced DR Dow at the head Of all physician.
making such practice specially, and enables him
% s"'s'H'ee speedy and permanent cure in the
worst cases OF Suppression and all other Ns,istr-s-
a arrangements from 'rAaferer cause An letters
for advice must contain 81. OMce No. 9 ENpI
COrT STREEr. BOsrON.
Board furnished to those desiring 70 re-.
main under treatment.
Boston, July, IStg "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-01-28

There is q public lyceum connected with the
School, which holds meetings once in two weeks.
Teachers Class has been organized for the
good of those intending TO teach.
Lectures will be delivered by the Principal and
others, through the term, upon different subjects.
Declarations and Compositions will be requir.
ed OF the gentlemen, alternately; also, Select
Reading and Compositions, of the ladies.
Every eXerii0n will be made by the teacher 10
make this an interesting term 10 those who may
avail themselves of the privilege of attending.
Board can be obtained at - .5Oper week includ
ing washing and lights.
No student received for less than half term,
and no deduction made for an absence of two
weeks.
For further particulars, address the Principal
at West Pern. 3w Jan. Z.
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Canton PIT, High School.

TINHE SPRING TERM will commence Mon.
L day, Feb. 2Ist. 1870, and continue ten
weeks. under the charge OF \. l.. HAINES, Prin.
cipal, with assistance ii required.
TUITIoN-COmmon English, $3.50
Higher English, 400
Languages, 4.50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-12

The wife of the Hon. A. X. Mcclure,
chairman of the Pennsylvania Republican
State Committee, in 1860, State Senator and
member OF the Assembly from the Franklin
District, was taken to Kirkb brides Insane
Asylum, in Philadelphia, few weeks since,
m deplorable state of insanity. Some
years ago, during the war, she manifested
symptoms of a disOrdered intellect, Occa-
stoned, doubtless, by the destruction of her
husbands property by the Confederates,
when portion of Chambersburg was
burned. Mr.. McClure's loss was about
$5o.Oo0: his library alone was valued at
$1,000. This disaster greatly embarrassed
Mr.. Mcclure. financially. and in rebuilding
his property he became so deeply involved
that he was unable to extricate himself, and
hence lost all. The State partially indelnni-
fled those who were sufferers in the town,
hut Mr. Mcclure, living Immediately on the
outskirts, received nothing.
There is an island on the coast of Virginia
where the people, in times past, have not
been righteous overmuch." During the past
year missionary has labOred among them
with considerable success. Not long ago, as
this good man was busy working in his shirt
sleeves on new church, which was in pro-
cess of erection, a stout sea captain hailed
him:
''Are you the minister here!"
eyes. sir
well. I've got ten dollars for you"
''For the church p
mo, for yourself. / like your way of
dong things here I've come to this island
Tor CLAIMS good many years. and have al
ways found them thousand or fifteen hun
dred short when got home 1t will pay me
70 nave you keep on preaching doctrines
winch make the people count their clans
honestly"
me herman peasants have the greatest
coincidence in the ultimate success of tho
tierman army. At Allstadt a peasant was
found who was going unconcernedly ahout
his usual out,of-door labors, although the
bullets were flying around him in a lively
fashion. When asked if he was not afraid
of the French, he replied, with ch;Idl;Le
confidence and simplicity, why, dop't Won
know that the Prussians will soon come I'M
There is no danger of the French doing anv
harm before the others get here" and 80
went on calmly with his blowing.
The Craig-Sprague breach-ofpromsec case
st Chicago is up again. and Mr.. Craig is
being called upon to explain what he meant
by writing that ''he loved Mandy Sprague
. letter nor he did his geasus." 1t is the
general opinion that he wrote it during one
# his "bad spells."-Bostor Post.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-12

FARMING ON AN IMMENSE SCALE.-The
statistics of the immense farms of Mr.. John
r. Alexander, the great farmer and stock
dealer, are stated as follows: Number of
acres of improved lands, $4,000; number I'M
improved, 5000: aggregate value of the land,
81 .685 900; value Of implements used, $50
900; wages paid during the past year, $76,-
600: number of live stOck-9C mules. 5Ocows,
$50 horses, 200 oxen and 1000 other cattle;
hogs, 700; total value of live stock, $536. 900.
Product in ls67-cOrn, 277, 500. bushels,
wheat, 1000 bushels; oats, 5000 bushels; rye,
1000 bushels; potatoes, 1000 bushels: hay,
1900 tons; value of animals sold on the farms
during the past year, $493, 400. One of the
farms is in Morgan county, twelve miles
east of Jacksonville, and contains 5000 acres;
the other, Of q 900 acres, is in Champaign
county, Illinois. In addition to his large
business as a farmer, Mr.. Alexander buys,
ships and sells as dealer over 81, 900 head Of
cattle annually.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-12
[PUBLIC-NO. 1881

AN ACT making appropriations for sundry
civil expenses of the government for the
year ending June thirty, eighteen hun
drcd and seventy-one, and for other pur-
poses.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
following sums be, and the same are hereby,
appropriated, for the objects hereinafter ex-
pressed for the fiscal year ending the Thrift
eth June, eighteen hundred and seventy
one, viz:
SUPERVISING INSPECTORS OF STEAM
VESSELS.
For carrying out the provisions of the
acts OF the thirtieth August, eighteen hun
dred and fifty -two, for the better protection
OF the lives of passengers on vessels pro
PEELED In whole or in part by steam, and Of
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sand dollars.
For removing snow and ice from pave.
ments and public walks, five hundred
| dollars
For manure and hauling the same to pub.
| lie grounds and reservations five hundred
! dollars.
For Improvement and care Of rescrva-
tons on New York. Pennsylvania, Mary
| land, Massachusetts. Vermont, Connecticut.
and other avenues. three thousand dollars.
For painting IRON fences around LAFAYETTE
! square, i'll front of War and Navy Druart-
ments, and Judiciary square, three thousand
| dollars.
For inclosing, paving. and improving the
circle at the intersection of Vermont and
massachusetts avenues, eleven thousand one
hundred and twenty-tou dollars
For an iron fence, and paving and i'm
proving around Franklin square. twenty
i've Thousand dollars
1 For annual repairs. and repaintng the
exterior of the Presidents house. ten thou
sand dollars.
For flower pots, mats, and tvne, one
thousand dollars.
For fuel for center building of the Capi-
tol, five hundred dollars.
For enargng the shafts of escape for the
impure air of the Senate chamber, two
thousand five hundred dollars.
For prOpagating house for the use of the
public grounds, under the public gardener,
three thousand dollars.
For hire of carts on public grounds, three
thousand dollars.
For hire of three horses and carts in the
public grounds, fifty cents per day additional
each, five hundred dollars.
For purchase and repair of tools for pub
lie grounds, one thousand dollars.
For purchase of trees and tree boxes. TO
whitewash tree boxes, and SO forth. two
thousand dollars
For annual repairs of fences around re-
servatlons two thousand dollars.
FOR cleaning out sewer traps along Penn
sylvana avenue, five hundred dollars
For lightitg Presidents house, Capitol.
and public grounds forty thousand dollars
For pay OF lamplighters, plumbing and
gas fitting, tive thousand dollars.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-26
CAMERON'S RESPONSE.

FiidaIstewnSA sasare Issae joised.
While Senator Cameron studiously avoids a
direct personal explanation or contradiction of
any of the assertions made in the letter of the
ex-Confederate General Magruder, published by
us on Saturday last, he evidently is not content
TO permit these assertions to go unanswered
Consequently we find in the special Washington
dispatches of the Press this morning a para
graph which bears internal evidence of having
been inspired by the Senator himself. In pur-
suance of our custom of giving both sides of
every issue in which the people at large are in
terested. we quote the paragraph referred to in
full, as follows
The letter Of j. Bankhead Magruder, which ap-
other day relative to Senator Cameron is am autho-
rized to say, false In all its statements. When Gene
raj Cameron came into the War ONCE upon the
cesson of Mr. Lincoln to the Presidency, his aten-
ton was frst called to Magruder by General Frank
lin, who advised the Secretary OF War that Magruder
was a 'man who would bear watching" Cameron
knew little or nothing about him, but he mentioned
the circumstance OF General Franklns suspicious to
the President. In a short time these suspicious
proved correct for Magruder deserted to the enemy
At that time Mr.. Lincoln was opposed to making
arrests, except where it seemed to be absolutely
necessary, otherwise Magruder would perhaps, not
have had the opportunity TO desert fhe flag, or at
least to give his services to the Confederacy. With
regard to Senator Cameron Offering to send Magru-
der to Russia it is sufficient to state that whatever
was said on mat subject occurred year before the
Rebellion. AS Secretary of War, General Cameron
OF course had nothing to do with appointing persons
to positions abroad. These efforts of the personal
enemies of General Cameron to employ the services
OF Jefferson Davis and other leading rebels TO ira
duce his character while they only to elevate
him in the opinion and respect of all loyal men, will
naturally rebound to the injury OF those engaged in
The dlsre eputahle business.