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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19

New Posr OFEIoE-We think we no.
ticed few weeks since new post Office
at Eden Mills, in this county, with G. W.
DEMO, as Postmaster. This Office is now
open, and the P. NJ. is ready to serve the
public in his new capacity. Mr.. DEMO is
a good landlord, and we doubt not will
make good postmaster. Eden Mills
village seems to be looking ap. They
have now Post Office, hotel, store, a
grist and saw mill, blacksmith shop,
a clapboard mill, and talk strongly Of
building church. We hope they will
succeed in doing SO, for we like to see signs
of prosperity and enterprise in any COM
munity.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19

60 N. W. Leavitt, who has been hol-
ding Convention in this place, holds
one in Craftsbury, commencing this even.
ing.
The convention here has been success
SO far as giving satisfaction is concerned.
All agree that Mr.. Leavitt is good sing
or and a good teacher, and that Miss
Bailey is wonderful" The concert was
well attended. We hope they will favor
us with another visit at no distant day.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19
THE PROHIBITORY LAW.

Shall the prohibitOry law be enforced ?
Some people who are in some way inter-
ested in the sale of liquor, either through
the pocket or the stomach, or both, assert
that it cannot be enforced. This may be
true in some communities, where the au-
thorities are opposed to it, and 80 much
attached to the "critter" as to sympa-
thize with the drinker, and SO much inter-
ested in the seller as to be more DESTROYS
of his favor, and more anxious for his in
terest than for the good of community, or
the welfare of those who are so much un-
der it's influence But where the officers
of the law are men Of honor and character,
and do their duty, it can be done. The
law has been enforced in the town of Cam
bridge, SO that the sale of liquors is con-
fined within proper bounds with few e1-
ceptions, and the violators of the law are
careful not to be found guilty of the
third offense being we'll satisfied that the
officers of the law are SO faithful to their
trust that offenders cannot escape its pen
atty. Give us but faithful, honest, honor
able men for officers, and there will be no
trouble in keeping the sale of spirituous
liquors within proper bounds.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19

The Woodstock Standard says that in
Windham County, There were seven hun
dred and fifteen applicants for exemption,
each Of whom paid one dollar into the
State Treasury.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19

& The town Of Brandon in March
meeting refused to shoulder the debt in
CURED by private individuals for soldiers
bounties. We believe this is the first in
stance in which town has done so mean
q thing Woodstock Standard. .l.,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19

ca We have seen writing made six
years ago with Geo. Aliens ink, advertis-
ed in another column, and it looks fresh
and clear coal-black color.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19

Mr.. EDIToR;-- That delightful Sab
bath School Celebration, noticed in the
last Nescsdeolsr, wss held at the old
Church in Cambridge, and the name Of
the town omitted BY mistake.
saA 80. ss.s.l. y. sLAnoalla Riyan !
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19

CD At the late town meeting in Barre.
Lyman Sibley was elected clerk for the
45th year. He first held the Office in
1919 and RETAINED it ever since with the
exception of 1865, when AmeriCanism
ousted him, He is now 70 years Of age.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19

The Woodstock Standard. says:
There are but three post-offices in this
town. namely Woodstock, South Wood.
r. and Taftsville. sa ta.ssa.e sg.i
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19

ca Black and White" by Rusticus,
is by person we'll known in Morrisville,
having been resident of that village for
a year, previous to last fall.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19

ca Augustine Wait we notice was ad-
vertised to speak in Claremont, N. H. on
Tuesday Evening last.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19

O. Mr.. Walton writes that Col. STAN
nard of the 9th, was, on the 18th, con.
frmed as Brigadier General of volunteers.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19

PRED1cTEp.--It is predicted by old
sugar makers in thes parts, that the pres
ent season bids fair to be one Of the very
best for their business. Bennington Ban
ner.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19

60 Capt. H. G. Flint, of the Cavalry,
is at home in [rasburgh. Lieut.. Love-
land of the 9th, arrived home on Satur-
day last, having resigned his commission.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19

W. H. HADLEY, of Johnson is an authorized
agent for the Newsdealer and money may be paid
to, or contracts made with him, the same as with
us at this office,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-03-19

again, friend drew near and says, CDR.
Meigs is sick, and going to die!" Imag-
inc, if you can, my surprise AS soon as l
could consistently, / went to his bedside
where like two brothers we parted, being
solemnly apprehensive that with him it
was the "last of earth" On the morn
ing left Johnson for this place, that
"church BELL" (oh how often I have
"stood still to hear it toll the departure
of soul, ~ was tolling the death of my
dear family doctor. Of Dr. Meigs, moth
ing need be said by way of apology, for
as citizen, a man, and physician, he
was all that could be required of any man,
of any other man. He was not perfect.
nor did he claim to be, but his faults
could be written on smaller piece of pa
per than those who had more faults than
he had. The fact that he never made a
public profession of religion, reminds me
of the other facts: one is that he was
man who lived in the fear of God daily,
and that his life was more consistent than
that Of some who prctessed more than he
did. Al a beusfactor, myself aud family
cherish his name and favora most CRATE.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-30
READING RAIL ROAD,
" INTER ARRANGEM ENTS.

Al
OREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
and Northwest for PHILADELPHIA. NEW YoRK,
READING, PoTrsvnLE, LEBANON, ALLRNTowS, EAs-
TON, &C., &C.
Trains leave HARRIsBuRG for PHILADELPHIA,
NEW foRK, READING, PoTrsvILLE, and all inter
mediate Stations, ut n. M, and p. m,
NEW YORK EXpTess leayes HARRIsBURG at 3. Is
a. M. arriving at NEW YoRK at 1890 the same
morning.
Fares from HARRrsBrRG to New YoRK S. IL:
to PHILADELpHIA So 35 and 50 so. Baggage
checked through.
Returning, leave New YoRK at n. nl., IL noon
and p. m, (PIrTsBuRG ExPREss.) Leave Pnu-
ADELPHIA at s. a. M, and $50 p IN.
Sleeping cars in the New EoRK EXPRESS Trains
through to and from FITTsDuRG without change.
Passengers by the CATAwIssA Rail Road leave
PoRT CLINTON at 5.l5 a. m., for PHILADELPHIA and
all intermediate Stations; and at 1925 p. m. for
PHILADELPHIA, New YoRK, and all WAY Points
Trains leave PoTTsvILLE at 9.l5 a. M. and q 80
p M, for PHILADELPHIA and New YoRK; and at
5.3O p. M, for AuBURN and PoRT CLTSToy only,
connecting for Pine Grove and with the GAIA
wIssA Rail Road; and returning from READING at
y. 10 a. M, for PoTTsvILLE.
An Accommodation Passenger train leaves
READING at .. 30 a. M, and returns from PHILApfA
at 4.30p. m.
1as-lM the above trains run daily, SUNDAYS
excepted.
A Sunday train leaves PorrsvILLE at 7.30 n. m.
and PHILADELPHIA at 3.15 p. m.
CoMMurArIoS, MILEAGE, SEASON and ExcUnstoN
TICKETS at reduced rsses to and from all points
q. 4. NIC0LLS.
No'' 20, 1901. General Superintendent
Maryland free press., 1863-01-30

In the matter of the sale of the Real Estate of
Iohn g. Malott, Deceased, by his Executor Hen
ry Dusang.
Tn the Orphans Court of Washington County,
L Henry Dusang Executor of John s. Malott, de-
ceased, having this day made and filed his report
Of the sale of the Real Estate therein mentioned
it is thcreupon this 10th day of January, A. ID. Is
ordered that the sale of the Real Estate of John
S. Malott, deceased, made by Henry Dusang, Ex-
ecutor of the said John S. Malott, deceased and of
which he hath tais day made report be finally rat
ihed and confirmed on the 18th day of February
next, no cause to the contrary being then sbewn.
provided copy of this order be published in some
newspaper published at Hagerstown for more than
three successive weeks before the said 18th day of
February next.
Amount of sales S945l7.
True Copv-Test:
Jan2S WA. LOGAN, Register.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-30

AL0T of IL, IL and II inch Tropio Egg StoreS
also lot of "yolunteers," for Camp purpose''-
Call at the Hagcrstown Foundry and see then,
dect2 L.. Mckee
Maryland free press., 1863-01-30
AUCTION FER

The undersigned having. taken out . lieence MS
required by the u y. internal revenue Laws. ms
an AUCTl0NEER, offers hia services in that ca
pacity, and hatters himself capable of doing pro-
iessionai justice to all who may employ him, hav-
business. " WV
He can be found at his residence, in Funkstown
(when not professionally cngagcd) and where he
can be addressed by letter. Terms moderate.
deco JOHN WILLIAMS.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-30
KEROSEEE LAWPS.

LAMP SHADES & GAS SHADES.
A large assortment containing many new and
beautiful styles. Gas shades as low as 10 cents.
-, BELL Il BRO.
he'%S Apothecaries.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-30
Medicated Tar Drops,

nNE of the most convenient and popular rcmc-
" dies now employed, for Coughs Colds IIoarse-
ness Asthmatic Affections, Offensive Breath, &C.,
sold by BELL & BRO,
jamie Apothccaries..
Maryland free press., 1863-01-30
Johnson's Cathartic Pills.

One of the best pills in use for all early stages
of Bilious Fever, Liver Complaint and Jaundice
Made of pure drugs from the original receipt by
BELL & BRO,
jan0 Apoihecarics.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-30
CITY HOTEL.
Frederick. Md.

rUNIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
Il and the public generally, that he has again re-
sumcd business at the well known ''ClTY A.
oc to acesSmcdase a them ss s, heretofore. @ hos
been recently cleaned, repaired and reftted.
dec26 JOHN NEED.
SaS"Co. papers and Aagcrstown papers copy At
and sond bill to advertiser. Examiner.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-30
N 0 7 I G E

III -O-0-
Il Ai UP All persons indebted to the late
firm Of MCDOWELL & MCKEE. either by pote.
Book Accounts or Judgments, are earnestly re-
Guessed to eau on the III dersigned at the HA-
uEkSIoWN FOUNDRY and settle up, as fur
ther indulgence cannot be given.
The undersigned is desirous also that all N 0TES
closed up. ' "e
no'zs L. MCKEE.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-30

DUKE CARACCAS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
supply cf this popular Chocolate iqs. received at
the old price. BELL & BRO.
dccI2 Apothccarics.
JAS. [. HURLEY,
Would beg leave to inform his customers and
the Public generally, that he has just returned
from the eastern Cities with a large assortment
of GROCERIES,,
QUEENswARB,
GLASS,
WOODEN
WILLOW WARE.
With choice assortment of
LIQUORS,
of the very best quality, which he is determined
to sell at the lowest prices for CASH, his stock is
large and ne takes pleasure in showing thcm.-
Call and see before purchasing.
CRANBERRIES. Fresh cranberries for sale
" by JAS. l. HURLEY.
dcca Lyceum Building.
CHRfSTMteS FIXINGS. Raisins Currants.
~ Citron, and in fsct every thing requisite for
the pleasure of inward man, for sale and always
on hand, by JAS. l. HURLEY,
dec5 Lyccum Building.
CoFFEE. Primo Rio and Government Java
" Coffee for sale JAS. |. HURLEY,
dcc5 Lyceum Building.
nANDEIIoN and Government Java Coffee for
- sale JAS. /. HURLEY,
dcce Lyccum Building.
STEwARTs Celebrated t'yrpr equal to ftoncy
- for sale. JAS. l. HURLEY,
dec5 Lyccum Building.
DRIED and PRESERVED FRUITS of all kinds
n t,,ra al l,,.
dcct3 Iyceum Building
CUCUMBER PICKLES by the dozen or hun
~ dred for sale by JAS. |. HURLEY,
dccl2 Lyccum Building.
CHEESE and CRACKERS, Prime and Fresh
Ofor sale by IAH. l. hurley
docl2 Lyceum Building.
on Pnt,S, & Half bbs of prime No. / & No. 2
~ Mackcrel for sale cheap at
JAS. |. HURLEY,
decl2 Lyceum Building.
HERRlN,Gs, a few bbis prime Herrings for
Nv uNS. 1. ~ hLf1,
decl2 Lyccum building.
GOD FISH, for Sale by
~ JAS. |. HURLEY.
uecfs I.ycecm Building.
GAP SAGo CHEESE for sale by
~ JAS. /. HURLEY,
oeclA Iyceum Building.
ZINE FRENcE MUSTARD for sale at
JAS. |. HURLEY,
ucclL Lyccum building
Maryland free press., 1863-01-30
Coal Oil Chimneys,

A MOTHER lot of Extra Thick Anneacd CHM
"A neys--just receivedby BELL BRO,
janb Apochecarics.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-30

HATS, CAPS, CANES, UMBRELLAS, &c.
or the above we are constantly receiving new ,up-
plies, therefore ali the latest styles may found at
FRAENER g. McDoWFLL'S,
Doors East Of Washington House.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-30
Doors, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, & TRUNKS,
Patent Separator for

hEhooLNE IN Il LA AlIo.
THIS Invention is intended to insure SAFETY
Il in using Kerosene Oils.
Its position and application is such as to cut OF
entirely all communication of heat to the Oil this
rendering it absolutely impossible to explode the
Lamp.
Can be attached at trifing expense to any
Lamp.
yc1J~ ~Also-PATENT Alta ACHMENTS for Ker-
osene Lamps, great saving in Chambers.
Sold only by
BELL BRO,
dec5 Apothecaries
Maryland free press., 1863-01-30
INDELLIBLE INK.

vIlO be used without a preparation, and warran-
Il ted durable. Can be used with steel pen.
Prepared only by US. BELL & BRO,
inn9 Apothecures.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05
ST. Lotus, Oct. !

DIT. LOUIS, Oct D.
The Demoerit's Lcavenworth SPECIAL
says:
G n. Blunt has left Fort Scott for
Fort SIN tn.
The gnrfriflss are cutting OF t'ains,
and The enemy around Fort Smith are in
~ msnsc NJ a,taad..
The Mayr Of Parkvile and 100 other
citizens Of Pat eco, Mo, INA 'e at te-
ment /" the fleet n It th.,c a no. n
L aven sorth ov, 100 rien and fami s,
~ho have Il d from Platte County f :
. fear o, 10 ence from the NJ ss,url
mi itismcn. and # change in TIE con-
d ii m oil aff.rs 's not soon made, th..
Ives pros er'y OF the Union men 81
Pl tie e unity viii bs attic mercy oil
mrn whose loyalty has always been
dub ful
Trere are 40 may destitute refugees
arriving At L.aven~o III tom Miss II
that the Mayor has be comp ed
'issu,. y p DC anati"n providing for tn,
Iel.f Of tes'r necessitns.
A con. en-, on It al ths ,d"ors i,
X nsas will be held at Leav.nwor'h o,
Wednesday, TO arrange TO- \ concert &C
ton OIL Mil"ary matters in tn: Depar
meut Of NJ ssouri.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05

The Hsrolds sensat,"n Baltimore cor
re-pon lent has news that Joanslon's A.
my i'll .Geoygis, and unmbs.s $4,000
Lfncmmiag Is gstcfse0PS6 Sc. Ss;eOr,
with "a batteries.
1see'> FIRES amounts to G2.5O0, Infan:
lyls.a.!oy9 CAyalsx eng 2A9 yass no.
rs Evils corps has Teen sent ~
= ahester. which sssIA rsslassl Les'.s q;
my to 10000, r "a
E-s4i'e sesefs ~xtscs,s6 d4%saia eh1at J.
no"ga and K"oxyil.e end ALL Tennessee,
shd THEN sEsiiii,i SICK t6S LIE + hxNsee {
|iDh ..vah ta,M,k AdblipnN GeS i.
tack Wa-h,prtop.
Psrte tImsca Sasilnt Sysltl.siabe
rebel Allts!y: C9Ats'l, comprising Davis,
~ ,5s.jIA freed "a ,he 'l .i.,s =
in the 8 - |, immediately. expec, No.
thAat6kdp4e 00O4lno&A-Ao n. Ill ~
and - eany more year hsacs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05
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%. WIN. Hnsd'~ UnrsvRiled Tooth Pow.
~, warranted free from acid. alkal, or any 10.
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do you sish to DO csftain that y0ur breath i,
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Mouth Wash. Price, 81 cents per bottle.
TIL. astringent wash Is also the best remedy ii,
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Sore Mouth, eto. Il has cured hundreds.
do You, or your children suffer from ToOthaohe
Got Dr.. Husdss Magic T0Othache Drops.
Price. Is cents per bottls.
Arc you xfaicted with Neuralsiaf Get Or. y
B. nurd's Neuralgia Piastevs The mos,
effective and delightful remedy known.
fhey do not adhere nor blister, bat scothe -
charm pain away Try them. Price. 1s and 3.
DO voa wssb cotnpleee set Of Dental Rsu~.
dies and Treatise on Preserving 7sethf 0s.
Dr.. w. 3. NsFdss Dental Treasury. ID.
neatest and most valuable present that one frisps
can make 70 another. Fries, u. Sent By expsess
on receipt Of price. N tt
country.
CAUTIoS.---As thses - dealers Who take "a.
vane9t = our advertisements to Impose upby
ther eestomsfa inferior psspasasjoDs, il 10 nsrSs-
NO y insist No. hsvinT what 20 Ill for, and
yoa Vim 81 - bool thQyouallv leoe4as - n.
Rased - x3pSasaced ard ssie41fn6 nSniist.
1rsessfee q ~ 0sw York STATE Dossis Asso
siasaeap - Vs. tesiAsst y - New Yorl
yaty t,snsal - s:
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05

at.'ly ] ! III 1s(bee The snssi.ios,
0~ua6av q q com06uicass 20 other an
ss4ioA -caosing wagon sit.r wagon 70
each, the tsamsters and attendants fly.
1he br fheir llsss. The wules had been
senDsso before the explosion.
Later report ssys that u'ne or ten men
was killed asd - many more w"u,d.d d.
The IRE 6nally rs-chsd The msg . TIC
exploding il, AID destroy ing . vast qaan
titt OF asnmpnit1on.
A sp~cial Dispatch TO the journal
from Nss.v lie the I'd SAYS that McMis
vile WAS tackled at nooo. Tho ,esul,
unknown.
The 6lh''ng is progressing when tee
graph comm mic .tioo was in ersupte'i
The rebels are repor'ed to be cross
ing the tennessee al Washington.
A CO irier from tais pos, returned las
night with rebel captain. one lieutenan
md 10 pasoled prisoners.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05
NEM York. Oct.

NEW AoHh, Octs
The Vanderbilt and two other steam
ers sailed from IL Janerio on the 22d Vt
Angus on a csuisc.
A Nee Or cans letter 10 the Herald
contains the llo ~ing lGn.rs'lAs are
.row,ag bold aud e'ous on the Mis-
e.ippi river Thy have l. Ca ed a
,hr gue bat cry out l5 mi rs above
Matches. fidnI which they fred fifteen
shots at the steamer julia, tive OF which
" nj throng te,, bnt she capped.
Eixh, or ten vessels have b. en- fled into
'fhe . ri cnars OF tha capture Of the
Br fish steamer Sir William ri t, show
that sh- hal la he, l. vcrpool car
20 OF arms. DC, IN M.xcar waters. ard
/ ok on board some tie, ihousa"d bal,s
| + cot Or, when tie French aathorit es
orde, her to leave Mexican waters, which
| sh did, cor ing at nee to the Amerlc z
| sJe Of the Ri, Ora d :. Capt. Rolands,
the gun6oat SEN mole, very pr"mptl'
sent wo Off :.rs number of men
aud seized her, transferring h.r officers
and crew o the >eininole rs prisoners "i
war The YES e1 was sent to New O :
Ieun.. G. pit. Iloot, Of the b itl,h slool
Py a,le., .icin aided n" explanation
which !, re-, ivcd from Cap. ko ards n
effect ha' he ha,i land d co"traban u
war in Mexican waters and had contra
band on board.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05
LATEST NEWS
A ProCIm N nj iOn.

by the President ofMe Uu;ied States
Of Americu.
Tue Yea. til Vt il d,a wing to it. c.o,e
Il tee" d i,i WI h the tie = us o tut
III! tirtis and neal. h,ul * es 10 t. o..
boun les SO co, stan,iy {, j., ed that ~.
arc Pfo.e to forget the sou &c rom
which they Come. q neis have lcen
aided ~hch Acct 81 ex ,aJrdinary a
+" 'ure u Al they cAnhot f.ii I" ps n-sra'c
a, 'iten The hear ia itualy Insensi
Lle ~ the ever atch III Providence Of
Aim guy Gvd, in the midst 4 civ,
."af al uoeq' s.ied magn t"de and s ver'
y which has sometimes seemed 10 In.
vie i provoke the aggression { { r
rlgn Stat 8. Peace has bee" preserved
Wan all n. iOns, .rucr has been MALI
'".nei, he laws have b 'espe.ted I'D
Dyed, and hssmony prevailed .ve,y
where except III the theatre Ut mllilar,
conf CT \, hue that ibestse has be b
.rea ~ cont. acted b. the a!yAnci.g a.
niles aud nuieA 0, the Ia on, the re
fui diversion Oi strength an well h
rom tire fields Of 2. acetu1 industry TO
tue national defence, have MT ar.es cd
Tie piuW, the shuttle or the ship, T. q
X n A. enlarged tns-tors! OF .ur sci, L.
tents, and The mines, as well OF coal
aud iron MS tue precl, rs meiais have
yelled more a0undantly than Trey
lave hesetotore. Tne popu a ION h..
t adj y INCREASED, no,~itos,an ny thu
Waste that has teon ma IL in the caup
the se.e aud the b.itlc fell, ard tn
counry,- r.juc,n. IN the consciousness,
t augmented strength aud vgor, is
,e met d to expect a cuntnn-nce OF
ears With la,ge increase Of freedom.
NJ humai cbuL, b 8 desired, nor hath
ANY mortal hand worked out these g,est
hl"g-. hey are the gr.c'oas g.tb OF
Sre q, ',st h'gn God. Who Write .icaii, Z
n anger ~i,h us tn oar s,us, hath new
.s.hcI, g. re EN- cred mercy. 1t La
seemed to m fit AID p oper that they
hould be sofeinnity reveien,ly ana
.,e tiully ackno ~, dgel a. ii b me
..Acs bvs TIE swhuie AN. r.ran people.
20 thereto lhvl,e my ,siIow clt,-
z 10 in very PIT f,he Uni,td States
aud also taos who are at the ssa and
taase who are 60 ,urs,ing in forri ~
ands to set apart aue o. serve the las
rhu.sd.y Of Nosetnb I mkt rs a dav #
tn .uksgivins md tr Yer TO our ben Fl i
en- father ~uO dwell eth IN the hea. ens.
AID recc.. mh .ssu to tbe,n tina wn,l,
Il RI. ny til. asc,lpiiop- just y due to
LIN Tor suchAiA uius.d er ss.eo-aoa
and blvs>i e., the, do hu .nbIe pen 'tence
Tor Gus Ia, ,onal per.c,sue-s and dis be
riscyce, -n.ne"d . his tender care 81
those ~no have become widows; orphans
-mfy,tfe,es nthe l"nrnt.bls evil strife
in which we arc unavoidAbly engaged
and fcrvesen ly mplore the int rp.si
/, yo9 sof Abe Ausgtay hand to heal the
x6uhdsot the nation and re- tore it a.
oon a. may he n.'s,ent with his di.
vine purpose 10 the full mi YIN OF oil
Siss+rka many pre.Psrisy, rsA~qsiIi'y
anI nni n. !.
la tesEimsny 81 which I have hereun-
t. sct my hand aid caused the zeal .
the United States to be affixed. pore
Il the c,,vs se Uss'iines IN -sAi., la -ds
of Oss9hebs.g1ns xey..sf our L''d 1893
m. Of The indepence cfthc Unied States
he BstE..- -~
= sB, the Pres,dsnt. A. LINCOLN.
Nm. Ii. SEWARD. Secretary Of State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05

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