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The New York herald., 1862-10-23


vote accordingly
A MUrUAL ADMIRATION SocIErY.-Tbe man
ner in which certain members of the New York
bar bedaub themselves and each other with
fulsome praises naturally disgusts all sensible
people. In recent important case in our
courts, one Of the counsel for the defendant was
subjected to this puf1ery od ,,auseom. The
counse. for the plaintiff bepraised the leading
counsel for the defendant The junior counsel
for the defendant devoted large portion OF
his long speech to \ description Of the merits OF
this leading counsel Then this leading coun.
sci made splendid Grafton about himself and
seemed to forget all about his client. The
fe ndant's counsel with extravagaut cuogy, and
then the case was given to the jury. After the
verdict against the defendant was rendered the
counsel for the plaintiff spOlogized for having
referred in his speech to the case Of a certain
noble English lady, a. he had been informed
that his learned friend ON the other side was an
intimate Of both the noble lady aforesaid and her
husband Then the learned gentleman, the
counsel for the defendant, accepted this apology,
and related few incidents Of his familiarity
with the noble English lady aforesaid, and added
few more elegant extracts from his autobjo-
graphy. Now, what had all this to do with the
trials What possible interest had the court
and jury in these personal "reminiscences: What
was this noble lady to the counsel for the de-
fence, or the counsel for the defence to this
noble lady, that he should speak in open court
of her intimacy with him. What right has any
lawyer to consume valuable time with such
trash? If it be intended for an advertisement,
it works the wrong way, and loses the gentle
man in question ten clients where it gains him
one.
The New York herald., 1862-10-23
MOvements or the Opposing Armfcs-visat
OF General McCislian 90 General FITS
John POrtev's Corps.
The Victories In Maryland.
LETTER FROM oEN. MCLgLiAT TO GovKRNOR BRAl
TOnp. or MARYLAND.


HsApouAKrgRs ARMY os TINS PoromAc,
PLeAsASr yM,xy, Md. Oct. IS, 1852.
To His ExceLency A. W BRADFORD. Governor OF Mary
land
CovsRSoa-I have the ackoswedse the receIpt
OF your Excclencys order OF September ~ in which
advert In such nacring terms 10 the conduct OF tbs
army in tho battles fought upon the soil or your
state. II with the utmost prIds and qualification
that received this most prompt acknowledgment o tho
skill OF the officers aud galantry OF the OF the
Army the Potomac We felt u ell the deeply
because cnianacd from the Executive of State shose
inhabitants had witnessed our eOor,s and whose acds
wore rescued from the ,nvador. Your PRAISE viii sn,u
lse this army renewed efforts the sacred cause
the Union.
Permit Governor 10 the OF tho Army Of ths
Potomac to thank you for yonr apprerintou ot ts VIC
tories With the sincere hopc and belief that M robe
army shall AGAIN poilue the loyal stale NJ Maryland, AMI
committing tp yc ar sacred trust The of
Gallant comrades who res, boucl'h us soft,
am, Governor, with high respect. your cbed@ni scr
want, tfon"r ". ht'bfIhAN,
Major Gcusrai II. :. A
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

Governor without the untimely conflict Of po-
l'ticrl parties II MIR. Wadsworth insists upon
running, however, il is now more than likely
that the people win think rs meanly of him ~
be thought and talked Of Mcclellan and will
vote accordingly
The New York herald., 1862-10-23
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

large influential enthusiastic and most i'm.
potent meeting Of the democratic masses OF
- odyn was held last evening IN Tho Academy
. 1nj'. Montague street, at which Mr.. Samuel
stHn, President Of tho Hudson River Railroad.
pr 'icd. ons OF the resolution. "arraisnsd and
dss 'u"ccd'' The proclamation Of the President
ss,seiIssAx ihe sis~os, sss Ls rsss,u,,ea "a.
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

Gratis; for these radical editors have lost This
State to Wadsworth by their articles, and viii
now largely increase Seymour's majority by
their speeches If there is any one thing moro
dangerous to party than having Greeley, God
win aud Raymond write for ii, certainly it ls
having Greeley, Goodwin and Raymond speak
for it. If there is any one thing more disa-
greeable than reading these editors articles it
must be hearing their oratons.
The New York herald., 1862-10-23
NEWS FROM M'clfllAM.s AaHY.

arWrNIfr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-03

Philippe. and for ten days we're comfortable.
Without teo<s. e orders. 20 Romnsy,
and nsrchsd he Ant day twelve niles thro'
~ mud loaded . train Ct Webster. Of bro
ken and Open ears-stArtsd At midnight. and
towards evening. reached Green Spring. The
point Of debarkztion for this camp. Some
slept In the cars the second night. while a
larger number lay out-next day marched
seventeen miles 20 this post IL wAs dark
and cold; We however found some vacant
houses. and with the Court House added.
managed 70 get the men under shelter but
without fires. having 40 food bat crackers
and cold meat which the Sch Ohio gsnerous-
Iy gave Us for supper. SO far there h no
reason for complaint. As soldiers must expect
10 march when ordered-must live on crack
es and bacon. land we are thankful for
them) and when these are not 70 be bad,
they must submit 70 live on their wits, though
on Cheat Mountain. they added 10 this "a.
ton for a considerable period on their own
account. blsckberies. But I win tell you Of
what We do complain Its. seeing large and
coumod;ous houses owned and occupied bv
..ec.>h. . old and youps onss. with their ma.
vroe. surrounded with every comfort and
l.,,rx xbo tell "a. bosst;nxIv of ,bsl, .ons
and brothers being In the army south, while
they defy us 10 modest OF interrupt them.
saving tru,hfullv that tnev ara potectsa hv
,hs Geo.r.l ne. How thew sn;ov ..s;,, y.
huddlsd together IN old r;cketv houses hard
l. q, 70, mo .,x.. xh.,s .uot.a an.
hour. and n. mar, half frozen W. d.rs
no, ,.ke r.i,,. though mos, Der;shinr Of cold.
with which 10 buid . Gre. sunoose MA do.
from ...o.pr.. .;cksp and die VIA, differ.
.,c., We A.. opl, hirel;ps soldierv-.
- =. ..x..n t;u.a
on the better; then they win no longer need
the protection of our Generals.
Again, suppose our neighbor's sons risk
their lives to take one Of the rebel soldiers,
how long do you think he will remain a pris-
onerf Just long enough to perjurs himself,
get some ~rations. and next day TIA chance Of
fers. he will lie In ambush TO shoot the very
man on picket duty. who took him. The
women. too. glory In insulting. on every op,
porsunity, our men and officers. Ono here
says abe IL a relative Of Gen. Scott, and shs
prays and hopes her son in the secesh army
mar and viii shoot the old traitor Her hus
band is also in that army. Now We feed
these people. and treat them With the great
est consideration and respect. Were evel
hostiliuiss 40 conducted befores Will YOU
insul. nv understanding By telling me thai
this aggregated dill policy viii ever subdu.
.acb a neonle and nm, down this vsst rebel
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-03

TEzRE-HAuTr, Jan. =, 1867.
Ed. Express: The State Sentinel Of the
30th ult., charges that the communication
which appeared in your paper few days ago.
In regard to Gov. Morton and the war tax.
Was written by John p. Usher. Attorney
General for the State. Mr.. Usher had moth
ing, whatever. 70 do with that communica-
ton. The writer Of that article never had a
word Of conversation with Mr. sher upon tina,
subject, and further. Mr.. Usher has not writ
ten q word or line for your paper for more
than a year. - | am credably informed.
The State Sentinel and its kindred anti
war -heess have suddenly got to be strict
eoassrsctis.isf. and are exceeding happy
When they have an opportunity Of finding a
ssbject 70 write upon which may give the de
fanct carcass Of their dear party a slight m.
No difference bow much benefit the people
are to receive from the arrangement of the
var tar By the Governor. their motto Il,
"d,wn with him and up with us: our party
mus, live. lee the country go TO the d."
l. il not strange hat these newspaper
which are taking 80 much pains 70 abuse the
Governor at this particular lime. nave nc
words Of ecnde nnstion for the violation Of
The Constitution BY Jeh. Davis and his crew
No. Of eoarse. they have nothing to say
sgsinss thee, traitors. their feelings and synl-
psthics are 20 murh with them they eanaoI
say anything. n anybody doae,s this. lei
them look At the reasonable and tFsisorou'
oath that these anti war men hare taksr
upon themselves n the organization of IN,
NJ. P.s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-03
osIrcrs on rHE onpKs

O1sElto VI tnE o&hA1.
1. Oprs.sition TO the Administration.
2. Opposition to the War Tax.
3. Opposition to taking up arms against the
Southern C~onfederacy,
A. To defend each other, 10 death, IL neces-
sary.
nm c.xo,n.-x
Inc following questions ars propoundea' 70
INC ssnuioa'es
-,
Answer-I m Democrat. 0f he SAYS
be l. = Republican. he takes an oath that he
! win no iongsr vote or act with that party
QUESTIONABLE you in favor Of supporting
the varf
Answer-No
- 'o1 oPP'" "A
ons.'W; =. dab. o,r..,f =,
y. r;sL 81 nc. .nJ nsor.r,v 20, ~ 80 .,us
sas IsA .. !. AZ. 1922, 49,
sASep. ~ p'y' ~un '"''
TL-a-,h !. ~. .a-:,s,...d wh;ob 4. IN
ssue-.. p"s;.~ aa~ ,;.h,
S.oS. ~
f .u.,x 49,, ill 40,
wa Ia =. 49,.
nn r., sh.li he H.
=, ,h,s or5.. M, 7 vii o,rose tha nresent
Adminisf m tion--fhat L will not nav the NAL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-03

RoxSsr. Va. Dec. 20. 1901.
Eifsrs Express, Although I Id no. drink
maeh yesterday. CHRISTMAS. yss feel very
sober tbs usrusnx. sra desiring for TIE time
At least. to be IN seod company. I win take
tss liberty 81 .r'sas . letter 70 ny cd
nsiFhborss hsne NJ frientk. We had a
ars Chs>tmss. AID many u the istA rexi.
ment Indiana volunteers wishsd Coz one das
atleass. 70 enjoy the prorerbia, Hospitality Of
Indiana hemes bat shst being oss Of the
qus<sica. they gathered together n knots AID
groap~. and grew happy - they called % the
sccues and festivities 9th. Christmas Of 9th
es years. This uoruing all are ready again
Tor the -iesn datie- sf ~srsors- In prcof Of
TIN, they hsvs ssked. though Osiy bali rest
Cd fr0u The exposure add fatigue Of = march
irou PhITrppa. s. have he post Of advanced
p;cls 81. assigned *en. some seven nile.
fron esmp some kow OF other shsy are
as hseyss~ sssa socurs Ne ssensA Re,
why write u The ga 80 bnssr 81
Doss f-itAla. body 81 msn sssr carried nus
Ne, Th.y are here 9Th = large BODY 81
.n.. treops. Col. KsnbAi q, hose. Gee
R~1nclas - washlugsSn. snd Gen Keslsas
Asreosnx the prsoess Fl ~rscsssnas hnlsh 81
cssAsFlanl -
Oar sssiusr, ve0s into ~ias~ sssrs~s a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-03

The L&fayesss Cssrsv ksy. Lieaseasns
zsh. Baird. Esq, Of the ely. ~ho ~nre
esuay srPoinsed Ala 20 oeoersl hIiroy. re-
essssd . disp.seh from h~esaqssrsss al Hat
tosvsils q tsv. ~in-rroc<i1s HIN - sspsa
tbsrs fer our Al a. early dsy Lisussnsns
, ~Ifr g % Virginia On Norasy nsst
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-03

~ Notice II hereby gisen. that We VIII apply 20
the Board of Commissioners Of vigo county. 1ndi-
ana. a. their next Term. commencing On the nrst
Monday In March. 1854. for q License 70 sell
Intoxicating Liquors In less quantity than a quart
AZ q Tine" Tor one year. Oar place Of business and
the premises whereon said Liquors are 10 be drank,
are located on Lot Ne. 6s, IN warren's Block, on
Haute, In Harrison Township. In yigo county, Indi-
ana. a. wEIss q co.
deS~sldltAwsx.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-03

The Evansville Jszrasi saws The s9th reri-
meat. Colonel Owen. returned 20 the city
Yesterday. from their late toar through Po-ey
county. The boys we're much pleased With
the attention they received during their star
in old Posey but they are enthusiastic in
their praise fshe citizens Of Ne~ Harmony.
che care hall and a shessrical sxhibifion
for ne special benefit or the Goth. They re
,arn IN good health and en. Spirits. Nth a
large number Of additional recruits. The
eosh has nos 900 men enrolled. and re hope
10 sec the ranks hlIea rspials.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-03

tyr sew.papers throughout the country
having suspended for one day, and the 'els-
rr.,h OPERATOR, and news reporters having
also oseu enjoying the festive occasion our
new, from sbroadh rather mesger this morn
iag. Our paper viii however b found iaii
Of interesting matter.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-03

NOTICE to Real Estate Dealers
~ Ihs~s p~sll.ss sst ssu~ Roses N GEAR y
ssvzs sz<<.esE p4s1a - sal xs~<s. r1sA Z IN
wsss - royu<~ IN - scar Tsrr~ Hsse. 60 T~ss .
A'sv aaAzsxxr
t~<1<1kvon Raj Tea Ar<1l
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-03

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
Notice r. hereby siven. that viii apply 70
the hoard Of Commissioner q viEo county, Indiana,
al sseir next term, commencing on the nrst Monday
In March. 1so3. for Q license 70 sell "intoxieaine
LiQsors In leSs quantity than q quart AZ . tine ny
place Of business aud the premises vhefeon said IL
qnors are 20 be drark. are located IN welI's 1--we
~ stable, on lot No. lis. IN Tcrrs hsute, In Harrison
JoHM X. HARRINGTON.
Jan. I. ls69 sdltAw3~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-03
President.
Vice President
Chaplain.


This Il usually done by one separate tap.
attended by four other taps. on some bell, on
a court house or engine house.
These organization now exist in Madison,
Evansville. Indianapolis. Terre Hsute, Rock.
vile. Sullivan. Nincennes, GreencAstle. Tndi-
ana. and Paris and Msttoon. illinois. which
We know Of.
IL h necessary 20 State that the initials
pretsndingls stand for Mutual Protection. /"
bat their true meaning can be seen from the
exposition
Does not this exposition lei ina little
light on the sudden and fierce opposition
made BY certain papers IN this State 70 the
psymcat OF a direct tax BY an arrangement
With ths Government which would avoid the
necessity Of adding 20 the States burthen oI
taxation -sslis year, They denounced such an
arrange ant as shameful. ~di<honor4bIs and
mischie sEs- Add 80 IL MAS. TO fkem and
their plans. IL deprived them Of the oppor.
tuuify Of using the probable discomfort OF
portions OF the State with the tai. as a means
OF increasing and consolidating the power OF
their tresssnabi> orgsnizasion. Ne ~ "a
pay. no grunbfins and euninE oct Of shich
| these secret nests Of tres<on could hatch fresh
trouble Ne vonder that those vho had or.
CANNED a secret society % smbarr.ss The
G~ovennsns AID assist the Rebellion by de
fsatng The TAR. fsit bsd vhen thsy found
that there might se nc rx 10 pay. and nc
Ers<s for the treason mil. bat sill The
sorie<y exhts. ss1 h aiding nanbsrs ever
dzy. We le<vs te rahln 20 p<zs jsdxr<r'
on this s.s<cres. 7" s'osfh- bound" "mitaizhf'
soci~sy md rs aims. With The rerasrk thsl
"Knos- Nothingi<n" has ge< inte strasg.
hand. and = doing = strange YORK.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-03

l.. Opposition TO the Administration
2. Opposition to the Wa Tax.
3. Opposition to taking up arms against the
Southern Confederacy.
4. To defend each other, to death. ifneces-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-03

Proposals. for Keeping the Poor and
Insane.

Insane.
SHALED PROPOSALS will be
received a. The Auditor's once until Saturday,
February The Ism. fof furnishing all nscessAry beds,
bedding. clothing. fuel and foF keeping the resident
sane perssos a. may Be ssnt there. for rwO years
from The erst day q nsvch nexf-
The BIDS Cor keeping the resident poor VII be tf
= certain amount psr Annsm. and for keeping ms
uAnsisot psor and Insane for . s<rtain sum per
~eek fr ssrh transient 90 insane psrson, 70 Be paid
quarterly.
The use Of tia farm. sifh the privilege " cutting
use q the house. viii be taken into considersuon IN
mailing snch bIta
The comml>sionsrs reserve the right Of designa-
ing the kind % grain that shall be planted OF sovs
upon said place IN the year lse3.
n n AILES. Aud. vigo ConUfy.
rsrre Haute. Jan !. fscf-dwtw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1862.

Hannah said job Raynesford. slowly
folding his gloves, do you remember the
ten dollars I gave that poor young wandcrer
a score Of years to day.
why. Of course do; didn't remind
you Of IL no, twelve hours since? wha,
has iha, to do with our troubles. prayT
jas, ,his--to day received payment.
principal and Interest,"
'Wha, do YOU mean. job Rayncsiord9' ?
The little golden. haired child that "a,
beside our hcarths,one. that June evening.
!. lawyer Everleigh'. wife, and have seen
her burn the note that ha. hung like mill.
stone round my neck these many year. She
.aij !, va. bu, di,charging q sacred deb, Of
gratitude but Heaven knows looked Tor
no such reward
There was moments silence. The old
man wa. ponderins over the past. and Mrs
Rayne,iord was 80 taken by surprise tha,
.hc really could not speak.
And. ncr. my wife. villa, have you 10
.ay abou, my financial mis'akes'' said job.
archly
Mrs. Rayne,fori had no arsunen, suited
to the emergencies Of the case. 80 sho wisely
aid-no,hing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10

A IiISr. why Pete, you've got back
from Dobb's carly; isn't Ruth TO hum :!
inquired a Yankee girl OF her awkward
brother, who had been u courtlng about a
bali an hour before.
Vans. she was thar; but l and the old
man didn't agree very we'll, SO he gin mo a
hin: and leit.'
a hint! pray what sort Of a hint"
wall. he opened the door and pointed
down toward our house, and then xinder
raised his righ, foot as though he was going
to kick, and felt SO ashamed OF such con-
due, before Ruth. that | started OF without
saying another word
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10
A Smooth Drink.

/ Dan say. ,hs, q year or two aSo he hap
pcnei 90 have in hi. employ couple Of
broth. Of boy. who. Ike all the jolly 'oli
Ireland, liked a. bi, ola ta.,c' Of some.
thing con'umcdly we'll and often indulsed
in !, 20 his grievous annoyance. Tor Of eour-s
they usually chose the most noppot,une
get cordalei.'
. Ga one occasion in her husband. ah.Nrcc.
Mr.. Dan noticed that IA, and Mike had
procured a.upply Of the 'erhyther and
stored the Juc ,ha, contained !, upon de.
serted shalI in tho chimney corner.
/ Women you knov-Goi bless 'em, never.
thelc. hard like u, Of ,hG.ierper -cI to
liquida,e. aud with her si.ter.' rroverbisl
aversion To the we'd eve. my friend. wife
took advantage Of tho merry dos'' attend
anec 10 their chores, and sb,,nc,ins their
jug substituted in l,s stead, one exactly .im-
liar in i's appc,ranee-ou,warily 50, but
not in It's inn,ri,.
~ ni,ht the hOy' bunkci IN upon the
kitchen alor. and Mr.. u, and hi. lady re.
tire! {, their room, the door Of which open.
ed into the kitchen, where they could have
view from their bed OF what nigh, trans
pre- between the DO: ,rOtisrs.
When Mike had given what ho supposed
va. ample time zoe the oo., TO 50 to
sleep. he hunehci hi. ncishbor, saying:
.Arnh, Pat, lets have dhuP.'
'Bc:orry, - ay I, Mike; ,'' a. dry n'
a chip AIN in,irely. this blessed night"
7 Up both sprips, and Pat. reaching the
jug. took /, down from i's perch. and IN full
view OF Mr.. u. and hi. vile, Who were
watching tho motions, took .wis Bat
the expression OF hi, face was any thing bu,
'avorab, cOmmcn, on the contents Nike
uO,iccd tbs con,or,ion, and exclaimed
Pat. wha, the devil are You making
.uch bal look over the wbi.key for''
Path. Nike replied bi. companion, re-
covering himself. i, wa. no bad look atall.
at all. I was ai,her making. was only
thinking wha, a smooth drink i, was sure.
Hand over here. cried Mike, impatient.
ly u; and applying 1t TO hi. lips be took
gcnerou. iraush,
B'urenages! = lie roarei. rushing for the
door. where IA, followed him. and the noise
Of their Efforts a, heayins Jonah made the
nigh, hlieou-.
! Ny friend and hi. partner though, they
would crack their sides in bed laughing over
the affair. and next morning he went to the
Jug and shook IL. hut i, was badly depleted.
Nike he cried, addressing one Of as
two sickly looking lrishmen rs ever COM
plained.-'wha, on earth has become OF all
tho nca,.ioo, oil ?
.Nea,sfoo, lie, is it sir7 exclaimed Pat.
with an air as though something had clear
ed up u great mystery TO him.
Yes. want some TO oil the harness, and
| see i,'s almos, gone.
} The poor fellow only mu,,ersd, 'Neas'ioo.
I lie it was, sure, bad luck to it, then; it
went down mighty smooth
This was too much for my friend. and he
had TO give vent to pent'ap laughter Mt
which Pa, vamo.ed, bu, in such high dud'
ceon that mention OF q smooth drink
wakes up the shillelah in him whenever one
hazard. TO hint at 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10
Az lyr,LrInlE Rrrrpr ron Dr.rxrrsr

Az lSraLLinLE Rrrrpr roA Dr'rSrrsr
AND PRoIR.crsp DnRRnrA. Dr. Page Of
Washington, communicates the following to
the Republican Of that city;
The following simple remedy, lops known
in family practice. was recently tried 10 the
camp Of the New York Twenty Second Reg
ment. whero there were from eighty to one
hundred cases daily Of dyseu.ery. and with
rapid cures in every case.
REcirK. In q tea cup halffull Of vinegar.
dissolve as much salt ss i, will take up. lcav'
ing q little excess OF sal, at the bottom ol
the cup. Pour boiling water upon the
solution ill the cup 10 Two thirds or three
quarters full. A scum will risc to the
surface. which mus, be removed. and the
solution allowed to cool.
DOSE. Tablespoonful three times day
ill relieved.
The rationale CT the operation Of this sim
plo medicine will readily occur to the
p.,boloci's, and. many hundred trials.
I have never known II to fell in dyscnssry
and protrseted diarrhcs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10

The best and sweetest flowers Of paradise
God gives 10 his people when they arc upon
their knees. Prayer 10 the gate Of heaven
q key to ls, Us into paradise. BroOi'.
You may gather rich harvest Of knowl.
sdge BY reading. but thought is tho win.
moving machine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-10

A we'll dressed and rather pompous youth
asked a young lady who was riding in :he
cars, I. this sea, engaged. madam p The
answer was direct. Yes. cir, aLd | am en-
gagged, too And the lady resumed her
reading. a suppressed litter from .Ome la
dies close by, caused tho young gentleman
to make his exit.
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ulicrrLlNEor, AErIcLn.

Comnillse-r. II. Brown, j. c. Snow. l..
II. Wrisley.
Sir, Elliott Smith, Sorvay, domestic
sap, ~
Nj, MlryJ Cobb, Norway, 5'recimsn'
cone work, %
Mi,s Melissa Tucker. Norway, 'peei.
men htiin, -
Ransom Dunham. Woodstock. pepPer
sauce. -
Ms Mary Jiqne-. South Paris, hair
wreath. oo
Mr.. N. Munroe. Sputh Paris. cone
frame aud cr,yon drawing. 30
Mrs Mary T. Bntle't, Norway. cone
irims and picture. -
Mr.. q Leonard. Norway. Coil pant
Ins.. WI
Mrs Vim 4 PiIsin. Par's. ? boquets. ~
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