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Zeal blessing.

Physician-Wsll, Mrs. Jones, bow is taat
headEche2
cured ne IN Just twenty miulEes. AMI ] wish you w5uId
ssul more % that I can have them HANDY
PhFslrI1n.-T0u San get then 70 any Dr-rz re. Cali
Tor Cephaic Pills, I hnd they aevsr TAD. and renu-
msnd hem On an ezsas o. haaiachs.
MS Jonss-I shall send Cor . box directly. and shall
tel AL ny suffering friends for thI are q red 5Lsg
nag.
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Ia . 100
30 q. . Desets county, Miss, 100
SELECTED ARKANSAS LANDS.
YOUNG & WELB,
545 Main street,
Over G.. n. CErletOn's.

We also wish TO trade improved city property, bring
ing In good rents, for q fArn and some ten or twelve me-
groes; viii pay some cash.
We also desire to purchase for ; friend, a pleasant
place Of three 70 ten scres, either improved or mini
proved, containing a sood building site, for part cash
and part staple dry goods.
ga VOTING n WIFI
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EUREKA
U.FPARALLELED SUCCESS
OF 2
WORLD-RENOWNED
HIGH LIANT BITIHRS
Or, SCOTCH TONIC,
The Greatest Remedy for all Diseases Of the
STOMACH, LIVER and BOWELS
EVER DISCOVERED.
Health to the Siekl D-iHk and Live


vv---sef rr1 fhst L. uaoasazy 70 make kuoEa
"a - hf-fr-v and w~ouEerful curative powers % thM
----fstf-r remrdiaI aralt, fhe Hirhlan1 Biler, .
-+-.--F $50 Ffamachic which has urevad itsell On
e-a-v fnsfsnce. 81 be uc enly gaaaoea CT true teismal
Es.--E - fte rfer and aEleted 81 everE nation ana Of
---if-F II Va discovered ~ SIT GegrEe baAan-
y y s pnafaFrr % Military Surgery ln
- 1900 UufrFrritTo Of Ellnnursl b19lhnd huen
~If-sffc diseases were cutttnE 81 ~ tbols1nas Ne
$500 -. EFr George Hallaugal WssHgpoHtea ~ net
@-fe-f~ oreen Vfct1ria- Es chef % ue medieai ocm-
-5Tfr-e-s 10 frvefi-zfs, In . scenuhe manner ne
--4--r-ffns~r fau-erifv and remarkable Eoa beam
- - sTre-r chsracerirsd fhs Inhabitants q ne
g1dffisf Hivhlanfs. AMI he 0usea Nnln r =
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TheChief Among Ten Thousand
DaIIeY'S Magical Pain Extractor

TT4s universally suppiaated al other olntmsnts and
II healing applications in both the Eastern and West
ern Hemisphere, wherever introiucedi and its iafriR-
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Gus Gfeefi0Hs, whether the cause be GcciGeEtor disease.
BUREs n sCALDs
Are Instantly relieved Of their ezguish. pain nnt
Inflammation, By q haelyS application OF this marvel
i9us healer, and the aeshE is renewed ~ II By .
charm, no blemish OF SCARF remaining.
TIE FRIEND OF@THE NURSERY.
Children are frequentE sufferers from external
Injuries, especially fron = F2fd and CG1aPhene Ez-
piOsiOHs-therefOre everyM mother should have this
healing preparation con- SANITY a. sand. It heals
sore Breasts, and quicklyE removes the TRTTER CT
RIHGWORM, 30 PrevG-4 lent IN TIE EuTserg.
10 TRAVRLRRS BYG SEA AND LAND
ne Machinists, the Tra.l veler, and every other in
dividual whose lot in lifs< throws him within the
chance 81 accident fr0m2 explosion, 6re0r collision,
sh0uld bear IN mind thatI this Magic Extractor il his
best and snly frieEd. It@ Is both portable and cheap,
and should ever be his< o0mpaniou, Is a frien6 in
need. There are thou sands Of living witnesses
to testify 70 is maTveiS lens virtue, who owe
their sound limbs AndS muscles 70 its saving
efficacy.
ms following are a few OF the Ieadinq aiaeas. fer
which DALLBT's EAGI4 A al EXTRACTOR
Is aP~KEVENTTVE as welA a. CURE:
Barns, Erysipsiss Sores Of all kind,
Bruises, Tistuis, SHOT Wounds,
Bniis, Frost Bites, Scrofuia,
Broken Breast, Fever Sores, Scurvy,
Bites Of Reptiles, FelOns, GcSlds,
Cancer, GlandulEtDisessssscntL
Cracked Lips, EsrcuriaI Sores, scad Head,
Ohapped Hands, Pains generally, Sprains,
ohiIsiains, Pimples, SmaT POG,
CrEmp, PILES, Tamors,
Contracted Cords, Poison, letter,
Chafes, Rheumatism, Ulcers,
Diseases Of Skin, Rashss. TsnerealSorss,s1
Sald at the principal depots, IL Broadway, New YORK,
and q and 15I Charities street, New OTiesns, BY J.
WRIGHT Il CO., General Agent. teas also be Oh
tained Of all respectable druggists and merchants
TIE United States snd Canada.
For sale in Memphis by all druggists. mr3i-daw1y
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Total III o.
NOTE-Our Ftocfs ad Honfs sre teIf Z faansnaht
lnvsrments an1 tt Dre-rut ptnicTans s. mertprf5n
vita The letter o. ths law, We cafsi fbs~ rfffr igvsef
cash sales l1 tbe 11st December. lgs0. tseref- rf.tfnr .
difference o. nezrly eio,p0) DO or Statement.
DABsiiFIEs
G. No Losses adjusted and Due.
z. Lssen either uuadiustef or
81. Adjusted AID dns.... ssr ffsa
3. L1sses u auspeure, wasting further 49,
ineina4 y lsa sns.er shove.
TO- All ofner Gains agaln1t the oamrrrr
Niviestds npui9 -..s.. coo 90
Tsai bnIasr. ---S
b.. ne ruls q De empany a. noi = ercesa alG0oon
any 1us riak sullecf a. lass b. rsiyrte 80
y. Pr sngapttnsursei b. srg o. valaTs dspssas usa
$500 -5ss = ~ q ss.Isas -
be. ns amoall iA1fr sny Qaa llck 81 HaudiBrr
eepsnes We y a1s 80 r~anatneaaa. subject .
90. The - q ine'Tpraiiea j. Do aas d h~eretofase
fiei.
mETmGIoE, President.
THO O. ALLTE, Secretary.
STATE OF ooESgcrcUr Tag
Perso1any sppeared u WunlnTtaa' 6ysrife1t. e1f 2
o. ava sserstaIy q ths Hereford Firs In.grsass
oonpauN si made oafh nasf 10 fora7slnr sfatsasnt
~ fhem ssbaaibsds isa uF1s, faif and dsTgaa sfsis-usls
q tes salTs p s'ia osal.,s 80 sEaisas tuF -
the ART deg of JHuu1gr 1856. Before zoe.
sAhKB NICHOLS gErfea 81 ne Pssee.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
EAaUFTLLE. Tenn 1nGuarF "a. 1851
This n - cenify naf Sis a1flfard Flrs falursnce
Compahy, heated 81 Hartford, in fs STATE N Oounoe-
lcul a. complied with an ne requirement o. ne
Qoasf 2 ? ~ au1jsa q foreign l~qfufapcs eouarauons,
tl TfclHa 1895 y 1857 inciaflFe . vel ns ne 81 u.
a deroaitr win ne rsafraiHf ~ fsentr fldr "a 8oi-
lars 81 six per cent. bonds al the State aETthalyames
Z. chadslck l. he legally authorized AGENT Of aid CON-
pany, in the city Of Memphis, State Of Tsnnesree.
p DUNLAP, Controller.
q Policies issued and renewed, and losses adjusted
and promptly paid, By
j. e. CHADWICK, Agent,
fel-lm BANK BUILDING.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

No one OF the "many MS fsst is heir to-
is % prevalent, 90 Little understood, add . ul-a 1a-
Elected g. c1s-IvsnHs. Oreu g-IElnatnE Ln --z1@-
leas, or sedsniay habits, hls REGARDED 90 slErr dls-
order q TOO little consequences 10 sErlts s1EleT. while
= realfy % "a he precursor ar1 u1urzIIgu cf uzzv u
re most fatal anf dangerous diseases, NuI ualsas as-.v
e~radtoate1 % VII bring the su1erer 10 a. u1-luaIv
rave. Amoug ne lEhter evils n whieh cs-lr-1sss
IL IRE usuai attendant are He.fache, Coils Rlerua-
tsui Toui Breath. Piles and ochsu % IKE 1a-urs. utrs
. 0nE traIn q f1Ehnul 1iseasas slch o. M gnEut Pc
versi Ancessesi DyseutarYs DIarrheas DyEpspEin. A11-
pieE7, Epilepsy. PaliTsls, Hystera, HYu1oElrIuis.
helauchoy aud Insanity, first Indicate Esir presence
IN tie system BY tbs alarming symptom Not 1uf-a-
gusntlT ne diseases nsmed sriEiuste is c11sapaa1r.
but take on IN Independent aUistsuca uulpss ne c-1aa
j. e~-adlca-ed IN % eNiy stage Prom al thsss 11lsI-
e~ratQus, 10 follows hat the Disorder should receive I'M
Mediate attention whenever u occurs. a1d uI rar-rr
sh5uld neglect o get . lex % CephaI- Pills on the dH-
sppearancs o. he Complaint, e. thsir LlHlv use win
eU1el ne lasld1o1s appruaches Of ti1eass and destroy
Uls d~anEerJus Zoe 70 human life.
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LOSTI L0sFI LOsTI

Several most valuable Books and Papers, At the lats
IRE among which was our RECIPE BOOKS, gathered
up and eollated during the last twenty-five years. Any
persoE returning them % rs shah Be handsomely 70
Wsrded. II. P. F-ARNsWORTH 4 co.
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pT theuzeef hess Pms ne periods att.cst - ~
u usHs OF Sick Hsedaeke may be prevented - 4,
TAKEN attqe commencement Of ~anlattack immart-.
lief from pain and sickness viH betibtainef.
They seldom fail In removing TIE Nausea ,,s
ache 70 which females are 50 subject.
They act gently upon The bowols-rsnovf,-
ness.
For Literary Ken. Students, Deii-ats Fsm,
All persons * ssdeniay habits, hey are v.i-,,,-
Laxative, improving us appetite, giving t,r.
% tba digestive organs. snd restsrins tho p,tn-.
ticity ani strength Of the Whole system.
ne CEPHALIC PILLS are he rssslt Of ts,-
CATION and carefully Conducted experiments b,-s-
In use many wears, durias which tins nv -
vented and relieved q vsst saount y pain sss -
from Hsadaebs5 whether originating n a. -.
ten or from q dsranssd state o. re stomach.
They are sutrely Resetahis Ia eslr su.Bos
may be taken At Al iizes with perfect sasss, -,
making any change Of diet, and he sbss1,s - -
agreeable t'fs renders 1t easy % ainiais.s- 60.
BEFARB OF CO~BEEEaFRrrs.
ne Esnuiss have ave igssiureso Of Hsu-v q s1
On sseh box.
bideg duaEists anda al Ohsr ssslsn b nefrm
box wiz BE- sent bymail prepaid On reesiptors
Price - Cents.
An orders sh0aid be addressed %
HENRY e. sPALP
, n0l%dtNnE @oeaar sire
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Fer q COPY Of feThe Daily Globe for four monfhs....sa %
For one copy OF .'Ths Congressional Globe and Ap-
pendiI,N during the session. 500
ume.-.----r~. 800
EoaitentiouWiliBe paid to any order unless The money
accompany H.
B1nz notes. current In the section Of country Bhsrae
subscriber resides, will be received AZ par. Ths who's
Or Any partcf a subscription may be renittsd IN postage
stamps, which is preferable to any currency. exospt sod
Or silver. JOHE @. ErVEs.
washington. October IS. fss0-IroTT-5m
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miscellaneous.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF III
HARTFORD
Fire Insurance Company,

EEADE 70 the Controller o. the State Of Tennessee,
M on the r A OF JANUARY 1881.
l.. The name Of this company is The Hartford Fire In
nscticzt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-01

Ne vi 8e0EHEs
---7r~f rege-rh. tfst IKE Highlander had been in
- .Frrif a. u-fuF a certain o~ambinatdnrf hsrOs all
- s-fi~rngus 10 fhHir uatiFs hills aud Gisls Nhchr
cwfirs5 via oriental arc latosi vas found =
- ~ mos superlafive inFig9rator arc oglesI ~ o.
fhe human system Whtdh Ne NorN /"
= nemnrEahIe PRWeFs as q
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8faI Gstatr.
YOUNG g WELD,
2sl MAIN STREET,
nrrn n,rsrrrIn 4 CO.'S r 0 sroRE.

OVER MANSFIELD & CO.'S DRUG STORE,
nFFERf for sale, in addition TO the list o. property In
u another column, A Plantstion Of $50 acres Or uoa-
ho7ns county. Mississippi, all OF superior cotton landj
loo acres now in cultivation, and 100 more ready 70 eul-
dvste, Only Ak miles from the river. in a healthy : d
desirable peiEhberho0d- Good dwelling heeses hssro
owner il DESTROYS o. concentrating his forea IN another
place. Which Is lis reason for selling. We are autnpr-
irod 10 seu this place at a great bargain, and on very
cav terms. ma with twenty hands can make The
place pay fer itself without expending a dollar after the
payment
proved city property, paying about twenty per cent. IN
rents, for land and negroes OF merehanss~
YOUNG a WELD,
oSf Main rtreTf- m ataira.
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MisttllanE0ns.


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1861.
.oUTHERN FAMILYJOURNAL FOR 1861.
oUTHERN FOR 1851
JOURNAL FOR 1881.
HHE eomlng year inauguralea ne third veiums Of
il mis- aavorife eEponsut ~ asutharn unsraturs. n
q source Of no little grfllncation 70 rs That IN an
ounciag he thlrd volunep % ne JOURNAL We are
uabled 10 give he beat pssibie reproof y tie d.
our arinr predicfioni % northern pu5ilshera. As wen
: 70 ths sloor1y forsbodings Of even hearty usIE-
10 ssr oHa seeti9eo % country. Yea. We are
rgnd 70 saT tfzf the briIlianf success o. tie gOUTT-
FAHfLT JOURNAL has proved TIE e~zisfanca q
.terary taleai and enterprise in tae soz;h which fears
me friend q s5ufhars literature havs often declared
hat, could they get q S0utksru papeT Eh!rh, Ia point
I intrinsic merit ard IN price, eslld compete win
iOrthern v~eskliss, hey would s~heerfnily support IT,
odsr mls deslderatumf Te aak these promises % be
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Z It's class. and. are satisfied that the SOUTHERN
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haFs been mads via The
BEST WRiTKRs or q SOUTH,
nj TIE publishers have no hesitation insayinz that ne
OUREAL masf become q
WELCOME GUKsT II EVERY SOUTHERN HOKR.
7ar ne enzuing year We srs euaIisd . rep0rt . re-,
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Tiers
BRILLIANT ADDITIONS TO OUR sTAFF OF cox
T~RIEUTEHs5
u Intensely Interesting series o.
DKT1CTrvE sTORIzsi
important sd rarisd ssiiti0ns % or Justly celebrated
BIOGRAPHICAL ESSAYS.
We aiso tfHst 70 have % N or power to snnouDcs
Erly Ia spring, the oommsucament q 3 series o.
sEETCKEs D. EURoPEAE IRAvEL.
with this view We have entered Into nsgolasI1ui
nth a highly popular author % furnish rs win areEs.
aF cuTraap1ndanca.
Win the January humber win Commences a story Of
unprecedented power md beauty aud milling Interest
INITIAL
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Dyeing Establishment,

MESsNS. MATTHEW'S & HUM
ATE Of the school Of the grezt and celebrated Chem
II ical Dyers and Sc0urers, Cook 4 Matthews, OF St.
louis have been induced ts open an establishment for
carry in= on The above business. in all its branches.
Every description Of gentiemen's Goats, Vests ard Pants
are dyed, cleaused and restored TO their original perfeo-
tioE. They certainly 90 remove every spot Of grease,
paint, wax and tar, together with al other blemisheT
and impurities 10 which such garments are liable, and
warrant the spots not TO reappear. Calf and examine
their samples OF Coat dressing. II they fail 70 please
you. 10 charge will be made. Their once son JehersOF
street, between Main and Front Row.
mri7:1y n INT.
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iESTATE IN MEMPHIS

~ W. have for sale a large number Of Plantations,
with and vitu0ut Eesroesi aisss UHimprOveds and Cheap
Lands in Tennessee, ArkansaI and Mississippi together
with all sorts Of City Property and Suburban Residences
and Building Lots.
Purchasers can be suited with All grades, sizes, prices
and improvements, By calling At our once.
BRADLEY s. PETERS.
safb
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ErrsI % every emsuenT ~ N
Farfs1 over - o ruspeaa1e u 1-t---
E--f-.- "a FfirHrrr. - have prepared eNclusiveiy
- - f-frsf1aion no ne bsuinern hAN-
----. = and 30 may Be meEfiane . na
Ia. I-srsnslc merit and superl0rlfy over al oMef
E---to-- o- rtraach MEDICINES, either On kuroge o.
a-e~taa rtaf upTarld
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- -eH e. c1re. 81 stisclns NJ root ~
--rrfrf an thereby remsvllf ne HaAsn
49, b rencv Etluulatns ana
.--~fra ~ ne fFrfcn. Eu4 ns4aflla h4llrc d
~ ID vial and fnlelolarI fe@ -
- - rrFerine from Btiaus sd LAFH eomYl
1900. Caatrf1er tEpGr1@ % ~
49, ~ al Arealus ~ me hsnhn Ll.s
H1-ss la ii invalratiri an1 . 2
-F~ HEr-- HrnIteut 4uterniuett
tf - cher tona, r. o. psnAarlF aPple.
1870 rrFensraf1r = ne Whole ilss
rvstem. CompalatreH feE lqan = A
$500 mrEer ne Eueerfr feel eestss 80
- -@-~oreI fnaediuenHs deanae ~ 4mFlIl-
80 rrenrllfuf generally DC enee l----C
- ra9rr been kCGeu 70 lAA -
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
III J. UNUNE --"T|
AWONETT e. PROVDNE

AMONETT & PROVENE
TTAyE associated themselves for the purpose Of doing
ii a Reaf Estate Agency business in the city Of Mem
chs. They viii act as agents in the renting, sale and
purchase Of Real Estate in this city, as well as for the
sale and purchase OF lands In the States Of Tennessee
Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, etc.
OFFIcE-No. 342 Main street, Memphis, Tenn, IN
the ONCE heretofore occupied By J. n Proyine. one
on the partners has an extensive experiences IN this
business, having been engaged in jhe Sane more thar
ten ye1rs.
The~ asw have on hand, for sale, a srge smount Of
prapedy IN Memphis Ead It's vioinityt - which public
attsLlIog Is invited. mrd-ly
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THE GLOBE,
THE0FFICIAL PAPERO C0NGRFSS

PUBLISH now ny annual prospectus Of 'The BaiIy
i Globe . and The Congressional Globe and Appsn-
dix" 20 remind subscribers. aad inform those who may
desire 70 suhscrihle, hat Congress wall meet On the hrst
Honday OF next December. when I shtu resume publish
ing the sbevs-named papsfs- They h,ve been published
therefore I deem 10 needless o. give a minute account OF
the kind OF matter they viii contain.
"The Daily Globe" will csltaiu q report OF the de-
bates in both branches OF Congress % taken down by re-
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eThe Conzressiana' Globe and Appandlx's fosng.i
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-26

DOUGLAS MouRNEns.-so long as Stephen A
Douglas was above ground, the Republicans
denounced him as one of the worst men the ma
ton ever produced. He was liar, drunk
ard, o scoundrcl pro.slavcry villain who was
ready to sacrifice the country 10 please the
South. They hung and burnt him in eaigy
from one end Of the free States to the other
they wondered that heaven did not delegate .
thunder bolt to free the world from such mon.
ster. But now that Mr.. Douglas is dead, and
the Republicans no logger fear him, they claim
the front seats among the mourncr's. and shed
hypocritica tears over his unconscious ashes.
If the great man could speak from the grave he
would administer scathng rebuks to the by.
pocrites who now claim him as the pattern oil
all that is great good and patriotic.
A Republican editor, whose sheet was filled
for months with the vicst attacks upon Mr.
Douglas, asks us TO pattern after the example
of the llustrious dead Go 10, sir, wash your
dirty hands Of an accumulation of 18th, repent
in dust and ashes for the foul lies you published
against Stephen A. Doug as-acknowicd that
you were guilty OF utroring and publishing
talSsboods which should bring the blush to your
face. II you are capab!c Of bushing. then
come and administer your rebuke to us, and tell
US how we can best honor the memory of the
great defender Of the Constitution SANDY
Hill Herald
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-26

Ii. D'S.-The degree of Doctor of Law was
conferred upon President Lincoln, by Coumba
College. New York, at its late commencement
The same degree was given to Secretary Bates
by Dickinson College, Pennsylvania. 1t was
conferred, also, upon General Scott by Harvard
University, Massachusetts, aud upon GcuaraI
Mcclellan by Ingham University. This last
is school, at Lo Roy, NY. for young ladies'.
-Erchdmge.
We suppose We must now say Doctor Nc.
Cssllan, Doctor Bates, and Doctor Lincoln
Well, they have made the country sick enough
to need physician. Like most doctors, how
ever, We believe their remedy is worse than the
disease.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-26

A FEMALE Notwithstanding 20 the
Syracuse Standard they have "a large. fine
looking lady in that city, with an eye like an
eagle and step like queen" who is famous
a, ten pins. Miss Hoyt halls from the South
where she realized over $4,000 at her favorie
game. She handles the balls very gracefully
brings down the pins faster than the boys can
put them up, and issues standing challenge for
all Corners The Standard says that she has
leased an alley, which no doubt, will be well
patronizc1
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-26

FAST. The National Fast comes on Thurs.
day Of next week. Gov. Berrys proclamation
will be found in this paper. 1t attributes all
our difficulties TO "unhallowed ambition and
blind devotion to an uuhallowed system Of OPP
preston" Gov. Berry is an abolitiopis, and nc
doub. believes this; but others will at the same
time mistrust that Notwithstanding i, is the slave
States that are in revolt, unconstitutional abo
liionism has done its share Of the mischief -
we say let the blame rest where it belongs
even if ii does come near home
When civil war first began to threaten the
country, President Buchanan issued procla.
nation for a national Fast. but the Governor OF
New Hampshire took no notice of it, and the
day was but slightly observed in the State
Many Of the Republican papers ridiculed the
idea Of Fast, and one of their leading rAyme.
s'crs (Taylor) wrote satrical poem on the
subject for the Tribune We are glad to sec
that MIR Llncolns proclamation is not received
in the same way. although its solemn reception
is no doubt dedicated by political prejudices,
which n certain class Of politicians are willing
to carrv SO far as to refuse 10 pray for their
country at the request of any other ruler than
one of their own. party Cheshire Republican.