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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17
washington Issnaa.

WAsHIxGToS, June l6.---Refugees are
returning 20 Virginia by every boat.
The steamer conveyed nearly 500 this
mornihRoQ Ie1i0 lua siiivsgEya io "a
Mrs Pa4terson, danghter Of the Prsai-i
dent, will be here in q few days 10 ar.
range domestic matters at the White
House. 90 'oa o gdisou i9a .ol
Gen. Strickland heads delegation Of
Africans sent from SehoGeld's army 70
the State Gouveutionin Ohio next week
They are for Gen. Joseph d. Cox for
Governor. They arrived here ou their
wav todAV.@ D. sansigoe1n9ni sas CT fat
The PayInastef At Eimits, n III has
been arrested and ssntl 10 the 0ldo q Gapi-
tol prison Tor alleged frauds in ofics
--a~--~----s----~r--v~- Hye4 4
WAsHISGros, June l5--The condition
Of F. w. Seward confines most encoHrs
aging, as there has been no hnmorrhaEa
Of the wound for the past ri .dsYs ia {
Secretary Stewards health continues
to improve, lie now attends regularly
10 business, and conyerses freely with
his friends, though bis jaw Is sill sup.
ported BY an IRON framework s1a 'aif
s5oNumeroas applications for pardon
have been filed in the Attorney Gen
erals office. Attention 10 them "a nee
essarily slow, &c each csse has 70 be
carefully examined before presentation
TO the President for his discrimination
A large numher Of applications for
the return of abandoned or captured
property have been presented aud sim-
ply tled ia the Treasury Department,
which can At present sffOtd no relief IN
the premises, As the Act Of March, 1868,
provides that any person elAiHing 10 be
an owner Of such property, may al any
time within two Years after the snppres.
sion OF the rebeIhoB, prefer his olalm, or
the proceeds Of them, in the Court Of
Claims; provided he had never given aid
or comfort 10 the rebellion
General Carl Schurz Is in the city on
public basinessJ io silsa915ln 3ti l9 3
The payment of soldiers who gera
promised their money on their 30,h ,of
April rolls, has been postponed until
the 30Lh Of June, Oh account of the
large number of discharged soldiers
from ahospitals,sGc, !, who take aths pre-
seedence. ot tfea .gJ g.st "a
u8 The attempted revolt OF the negro
troops at City Point is quelied without
serious results e's iHf aad
Bishop Simpson is in the city nsgo-
tiatipg for Ford's oldlihesire 70 be used
as Methodist church. The CpRgrsga-
honalists may, therefore be, defeated 10
their proposiiions for the same '- SOD
The interview Of the GsorgiA deIega-
tioh with 1jhe Pfesident to-day, was
frniiless of any results, .,.-,.s ..ft ID.
Mr. Nash, manager Of the New York
Herald, and Mrs CAdwaiiader, succeeds
Colonel L A Wbitaly, as the hesd' Of the
effieea w sasssauaI l1 s51s811sm sl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17
HOTEL REOPENED
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor,
Cor. maiu amt Third sta,
VANsvILLE, IND. .

TI,HIs OLD, WELL ESTABLISHED, AND
IL widely known Hotel has been closed for
eral weeks undergoing repairs. IL has. during
this time, been rcpsntsd inside and out has been
throughly htted up, and In n great measure farn-
Ished with new beds and furniture. The proprie-
tor has made every arrangement to render bis
house convenient, healthy and agreeable TO the
public. f
Thanking the public for the nne patronage that
for series of years has been extended to the
Washington, he Invites q renewal oftheir custom,
the house managed in way to merit their eontin-
aed patronage. HH.kEkS
Omnibusea viii passanrera 10 and from
ehs Depot freq. tuiws
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

LUMINOUS CzRtsrIANs.-Christians are
said to be eight in the Lord, and are
required. to shine as sights in the world
In our admiration Of what 10 bold,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

Patent Duplex IlllptIc Skirt,
coHHfSIss
EIegAnce, Ltghtness, Comfort and
srq8 Econ9myf h 1
And unquestionably the most desirable article
made, for sac By
J.F rs. A. COOLIDGE,
mI4- sm j .-.s r.rlfa ~ IaaBd 10 First street!
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
DOMESTIC sIssIoss.

DkMEeAAI AA1aASNes ..a.eH..
CAbstract Of the Report ofsRev. Dr. j.
G. Lord to the Genefsl "a Assenbly 20. S }
Presbyterian Church. p ,i'.
Whole number of ministers in the
service Of the Board, 552, March LIST,
1865. These were distributed through
twenty-five States. The churches aud
Missions supplied wholly or in part by
these brethren, 68l twenty-five
churches were organized. Admitted
into these churches on profession Of
faith, l,449, and on certificate 4 ,093
Membership In churches connected with
the Board. Il, ,240. The Sabbath Schools
number nun be gs6 sS9i teachers 2ess, and sehol-
The committee recommends the fol-
lowing; 1It7 , * " - -
'Tn the wisdom Of the Boards con-
duct of its affairs, and acting inaccord
ance with the signs Of the times, conf
dence is expresseds and ists thankful {
ness for the success Of the past year,
and the evident need Of men were more
than rneahs.sE - 20 , A'h fif"5e is4' q
2. Approving the action Of the Board
in granting 20 per cent additional TO
the missionaries during the pat moueia
ry crisis. i84fss ~ ar
3. The Assembly direct prompt meas
ures for restoring and building up the
Presbyterian congregations 10 the South
ern States.
{. That none be approved as mis-
sionaries but those who give satisfacto-
ry evidence that they are loyal to the
Federal Government, and sympashise
with the Presbyterian Church in the
United States of America, in its sdeliv-
erance on the doctrines Of loyalty and
freedom tilt AfE
5.-That special efforts be made BY
the Board TO evaugelize and gather into
the Church the eolored population.
6. In view of the extended field, aud
the increasing demand for pious anc
loyal ministers, such be earnestly recon
mended to direct their course to tina
inviting field.
| z. Suggesting plans for the instruc
ton Of the millions of freedmen, will
the establishment of committee fo
iBs ssnpsq2 npsqgnSose, 10 be located at PittsbQrg
J@gs@Ae1NF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

Cor. MAIN & 9TH Streets,
> VI EVANSVILLE, IND. D..ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17
HARVEST TOOLS.


Hall, Brown & Co.'s snaths and
Cradles.
Hall, Brown & Co.'S Hay & Manure
Forks.
Blood's Grass, Grain, Briar and
Lawn Scythes.
Waldron's Grass & Grain Scythes.
scythe and Grind Stones
Hay Rakes and Hay Knives.
Brass and Enamelled Kettles.
Apple Parers.
For sale mt the Lowest Cash
Prices. at
JACOB BTRAUB " SONS,
"a Main street,
Je4 CBeiov the washingfop HotsI.)
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
CEED Y0Us COVE f hrs5 20 81
: A lot o.. choice cosssrF Braa. fresh and good,
Just received A1d fof ssis lop. g
..ea m54 r FIC3ERY- BROS,
lS2, Main street.
DO ATOEsf POrATOEsI POTAToEsI
Il Wear stiif rscsfvfner rrSrse a Ica T. stern
P0 asees, sna EiA s@li tbe1 ohs ?. sss1 Joss
% 1srss bssoFs they sse 81 gore, 10
= s,-rk ~, Bzin sfraft.
ELOUs AND H.
Il AXtr4 FAzsFg - ur ssfFa1ted , - " so
aud b9rrffs, aud Fresh CcEn - faI 52sl fecaiyso 5
fFor sails ehsap, ard dsIfTers1 - say R.rt q ne
eIty. by n .--~ EIeKEHd Bi1Gsas e
u IL. Hsfu Street
u oss ksssrsa bu-isss u e9sts m sigrs sna for
snIs hx yICKEET BRc'E, -.
I'D a .sosos igs of Dtss15 Apriss ssr zaIs a. re-
ea1es ngarasby z.1 YICEkkT BsO'ss
IS 10 rasf.a1 ~ s1l u ~. ~. 4 A-sl. sifssts
ID AIS EAC0sI 3 lceEI.
u ii ekoics fog u sUzar cnr- D. Ezgas, Gan d.,
lossar Ffsss sd Dz1ss Igef - ssssee zes.. ''A
ECEEEY BROS.
lS2s 8a+a strrst,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-14
Piano.Forte Ca!is!henics,

A collection of FIVE FINGER Cord and ScALE
passages, for speedily developing the muscles
OF the fingers and acquiring that degree Of
tie1 bilioy, Independence and volubility which
are so Indispensable to good performer on
the
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-14

Gauss OF REGRET.-Some time
since we happened to mention inciden-
tally that large number of the ablest
m.n in the county were Indebted to us
on subscri ption to the Plain Dealer
from its commencement. One of our
lady readers appealing to her husband
for refutation of the charge so far as
he was individually concerned, getting
instead, its confirmation a serious do
mestic difficulty came near being the
consequence; when the husband called
at the cfice and paid up, and present.
ing his wife o recent Cor al srreara,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-14
NOTICE OF SHERlFF'S SALE.
STATE or IOWA, SIS.
Ho1rdrd County,


Bv virtue of an execution issued out Of
TIE Office Of of the clerk CT the district court
OF said county at the suit Of Amos d. omb-
plaintiff, against James Gross defendant, to
me directed commanding rae that Of the
goods and chattels. or in default thereof the
lands ard tenements of the said James Cross,
caus to be made the sum Of two hundred
and five dollars and twenty FIVE
cents damages and interest thereon at the
rate of six per cent per annnm from the End
day Of November A 1858 until pa and
sixteen d,llars cost. of suit and accruing
costs to satisfy a judgment viii III said plain
tiff recovered against said defendant ut the
November term of said District Court, havs
levi d upon the right, title and interest which
said James Cross had in the following des-
crbed lands It the date OF rendering the
above named Judgment which | 81 all Offer
for sale at public auction to the highest bid
der for ca h ut the front DIOR of the Court
House in Vernon Spring: township in said
county on the ~ I'll day OF August A. d. 1855
at the hour of two o'clock p NJ Of said day
to wit, The South west quarter LAY of Sec
ton twenty five (25land the south east quar-
ter u-4) Of section twenty six (26, all in
town I00) Range u4) west 5th p. NJ, in
Howard County Iowa.
Dated July Ord 1865, c.. s. THVRBER,
n3ll Sh erlf' of Howard CO,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-14

1t is believed that the. New Cons,i-
tuition of Missouri has been adopted by
about 1862 majority. This result is
said to have been brought about by
excluding about one fourth the les al
voters of the state and including the
soldiers vote. If these Statements are
true, the constitution as adopted, will
probably continue only till the men
of ability and social position can secure
the Legislature and prepare for anoth
err revision Of that instrument.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-14
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF l0WA. SIS


Bv virtue of a spe cial execution issued
ort of the cffice @! the Clerk of the District
Court in said county ut the suit of Amos d
Combs plaintiff ag .lnts James Cross de-
fend ant to me directed commanding me
that Of the premises here natter described
cause % be made the sum of one hundred
and twenty t;e dollars damages and interest
thereon a. the ra,c Of ten per cent per an
nun tro,a the 25th day of October A. D 1889
un il paid, and eighteen dollars and SEVENTY
five cents Gusts Ct suit and accruing costs: to
satisfy a judgment which SAID plaintiff re-
covered agai It said defendant at the octo-
Der term 4. D. 1859 of said District ouri,,.
shall offer Cor snle 1T pubic auctioa to the
highest bidder for cash at the front door o.!
the Court ilouse in Vernon Spring, township
N said couaty on the ,t2th day VI tsn5ua.
a. D 1868 ut the hour OF two o'clock Z. NJ
+ said day the following described preml-
sts to wit. The south west quarter ,i-i Of
section twenty five (25) and the south east
quarter u-4J Of section twenty six (26i a. in
township (l00) range II west 9Th 7. N. in
Howard onnty Iowa.
Dated July srd 1865 c. THURRER,
n3!) Sheri f. Of Howard County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-14

and year ip advance, restored peace
and quiet to his home We have no
doubt but nearly every lady reader Of
our paper feels to urge her husband
to do similarly. Will they please ask
them if they are among those indebted
for subscription to the Plain Dealer?
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-14

We observe from the bills posted
about tosn t..at NJ ssrs Smith 81 Ste
.phens have brought in about 500 sheer
from Whitewater Wis. which they
propose 10 keep for sale for few days
at the farm Of s. G. Norton about
three miles south west ef this place
They advertise several varieties, any OF
which would do we'll in this climate,
At fair prices :hcre is no business that
our farmers can engage i'll SO remu"er-
:ative as wool growing, or enc that
yields so much for 50 little labor.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-14

We have received a copy of the ora
tion Of Rev A. Craig at Lime Springs
with q request for it's publication.
Having given it a. careful perusa|, we
can cordially endorse it, and would like
to give it to the public, but it would
make seven full columns for our pa
per, which would be more space than
we could spare upon one topic at pres
ent.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-14

Dr.. J. J. Clemmer started another
freight tr3;sn from this place on Tues
day last, bound for the sam, locality as
his last, viz on the route from the Mis-
souri to Denver City, The Doc. appears
10 be taking considerable stock: IN the
enterprise, and we trust he may me ct
with the success his energy richly d.
serves. However we have me fau 1t
to finl, or one objection to offer TO this
last enterprise Of his, and that's to his
taking from us one Of our boys, G. B.
Maxfield, one Of he best fellows tha,
ever SLING type, Or cracked whip
at the bovine tribe, wc trus, howev-
rr he wi j o,.!,y be gone for time and
will return 10 due season, Among 9th.
els that accompanied him were hi S
brother md Nj. Ictihturow. recently
..om Mineral Point Wis. The D9. we
understand expects 10 meet them Oh
The Missouri in the course of Il fort
night.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-14
Local Column.

Dr.. FERHARp.--A celebrated Span
ish Physician and Surgeon, win make n
professional visit to this place en-
Thursday, Goth inst. and will remain
three days, for the purpose of giving
the people Of this vicinity or such Of
them az are afflicted with chronic de-
rangement and diseases Of long stand
ing, the benefit Of his skill and expert
cuce.
We understand that he has been
very successful, in his practice in this
state, and we would advise such of our
readers as are in need Of medical treat
lncnt to give him q call promptly,
as 1t is seldom we are favored with the
opportunity of consulting so eminent ii
ply s.ciau.
DIR. 'Ferrard has belonged for %
years to the medical corps Of tho Uni
70! States N.vy, and is one Of the Oh
aest practieing physicia' Twin 1t is
unnecessary for US to speak Of the va
,ious diseases he treats, and Of the
cures he has effected, but would refer
you 70 his circulars, aad would only
snys,s: to the M.ined, Blind and Deaf,
ss we'll as to those affected with any
stubborn disease or affection Difficult,
10 be relieved Of, 70 be sure and give
him call, as he charges nothing for
consultation. He will be found udu.iuc
lis stay in this village at S. NJ. Coles
Hotel.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-14

Ey 4 letter Just received from I. J..
Mead formerly Of this ofl!,o, now Of
Montana Territory, We learn that the
Indians have feen very Troublesome
this summer. Some few days before
lie wrote they murdered two men from
near Red W,ng Nina. on their w y
home. Iaeis names were Bruce and
.F"some. They had been very sue ess-
full. He reports the New Oregon boys
ALI well hard a; york but with no in
mediate psospeet of extracting fortuhea
!r,r the gold. ,uiucs
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-14

Great Panic at RiceyiIIe!
GOLD BELOW PAR!!
GreenJqcks at a Premium !!
Goods Almost Given Away!!!
FELLOWS & WYLIE.
At their store nearly opposite
the kiceville House.
Their stock comprises almost every arti-
Gle called fer in country store.
They can only cnumerate few Of their
leading articles, viz:
Cast steel plows,
Door trimmings,
Shelf hardware,
Glass ware,
Tin ware,
Crockery,
Cutlery, Lamps, Powder, Shot,
Groceries of all kinds and supe-
rior qualities, Patent Medicines,
Looking Glasses, Boots & Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing. School
Books, Stationery, Dry-Goods,
Yankee Notions, &C., &c.
1T is our purpose to constantly keep sup.
piled with every article needed by an
agricultural people, and at as low PRICES as
they can be bought for "West of the great
Lakes"
EARM produce of all kinds constantly re-.
= ce,ved in exchange for goods and the
highest Market prices always paid.
w E are not given to "biewing'' for cur
" own qualification, to astonish the ina
tives" or for any o'her purpose, but in can
dor and truthfu!ness announce to the pub
lilo the real facts as they exist.
pLEASE give US . call and be convinced
r,svstH FELLOWS & wyLlE.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-14

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
&. q II. T. ANTHONY 4 co
Manufacturers Of Photographic Materials
vaoIxsAiE RIrA:L To-.
sol BROADWAY, N. Y.
IN addition to main cuisines. Of rIfhToGkAriIc Ma.
STERE0SCOPES 4 STEREOSCOP C VIEWS,
or these we haze sut including War Sesuss
American and fpsn tiass snd Groups StatvaYy
ee. Revolving Ssreoscopss for publ private
hsen Our be SET tc any address
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
We the fret to these Into tho United State.
aAd We manufacture mnass quantit great variety rang
Ing In pslcs from cents to ESQ each MS have tie
reputation Of being in beauty and durability any
others They Will be sent by mail FREE Isespt Of price
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Our Catalogue embraces ever FIVE TEC de.r
sn sue)ecta which sddt constantly being naas
Portraits Of Eminent IN sicans etc. Wis: about
100 MAjOr-tienersa LOG Lieut. COionels $50 Sste,unen
50 br;g -t:snsraA $50 Other t'6sers. 1850 Dv,nes,
e: ;.:s ss:.y o's is As,hs.
sooa capi.i II Works Of An,
Including reproductions Of the celebrated EngravInr
antngs stueA etc. Catalogues receipt Stamp.
an erder or One Dozen PcruREs from C.'sosus Will b
hii:d on the receipt Of II 3d. and sent by mall
Photo raphers and others ririny goods Will rlsass
remit twenty i've Of the with their order
q The psces and quality Of goods ,s ssay
+i':srs'. tloo.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-14

WILLIAM HALL 4 SON,
SAB Broadway, New York,
Agents for the Celeb, ated
briggs New Patent Piano Fortes
Which are creating the greatest sons 1t on in
the musical world and have received the
highest testimonials from all the leading
4~tists ofthe country, among whom are
S. THALBERG, WI. MASON,
E.. NJ. GOTTSCHALK. +. H BROWN,
WN HENRY Fry, T. EtSFELD
NJ STROrKO>CH, MAX MARETZEK
HERMAN 4. WOLLENHAUpT.
Having purchased the agency of GEORGE
A. PR1NrESI COS MeLopEoNs, AUTOMATIC
and ScHooI. ORGANS, from their Late Agent.
Mr. Charles T.. Bacon. we Will be pleased to
receive orders for those celebrated Tnstru-
ments, and will always ondeavor to keep a
sufficient supply On hand to fill all orders at
sight. The most libcr i discount given to the
Trade Churches, Clergymen and Schools.
All lnstrum ents wARRANTsp EoR FIVE YEARS
Manufacturers and Importers of
CluLSS NdulOS V1"JuS UVlLd TS
Violin things, Accorde~ns.
and all kinds Of BR ass and o:her MUSIC
AL INSTRUMENTS.
Special ate Il n paid to furnishing BRASS
INSTRU MENTS for BANDS.
PUBLISHERS OF SHEET MUSIC.
Just published THE VENirE , a new col
ection Of Chants for the Episcopal Service,
or opening and cl osing Y ,luntaries Musical
Societies, Glasses, and For the Social Circle,
bv VIRGIL TAYLOR. Price-Boards IS cts;
Cloth, $500.
In press, and will soon he issued, BASSI N
PStwenty MeIodic Exercises, for the dy
he proper art Of sing ny. byCAsLo BAsslNI au-
thor Of Basslni's Art of Singing.
And
Piano.Fortc Ca!is!henics,
A collection of FlvE FINGER Cord and SCALE
passages for speedily developing the muscles
ct the fingers, and acquiring that degree Of
Hex bliVy, Independence and volubility. which
are so indispensable to good performer on
the
PIANO-FORTE,
By
FRANCIS H BROWN.
Music sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt
marked price.
WILLIAM HALL & SON,
lvol Aa rreaSwav New York
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-07-14
BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD
He1InbOld'a
HIGHLY conc11T1ArKD oox9puND
FLUID EXTRACT. SARSkRARlLLh

"
For purifying the Blood removing oil chronic cocstitu
tonal diseases arising from an impure state OF tho Blood
and the only and eHectual known remedy for the
cure Of scrofla, scald Head Salt Rheum. Pains and
swengs OF tho Bones Ulcerations Of the Throat and
Legs Botcaes. PmpIes the Face letter, Eyspelas,
and all scaly Eruptions Of the Skin,
AND BBAUTIRY1Ne THE COAxPLE:EIOse.
NOT A FEW
Of the worst disorders that act mankind arise from the
corruption that accumuates in the Blood OF oil the dis.
coverics that have made purge out mono can
equal In eject HRLMDoLD's COMPOUND EXTRACT sAl.
sArARLLA 1t cleanses and renovatcs the Blood insts
the gor OF health INTO the system aud Durges out the
humors which mike disease. It stimulates the healthy
functions of the body expels disorders that
and rankle1D the blood Such q remedy that could be
relied on has long been sought for and for the rst
time the public have which they can depend. Our
spaceh.s does admit Of to show Its effects,
but the trial single bottle Will show to the sick that II
has Its virtues surprising anything they have ever taken.
Two a OF he Extract Of sarsaparilla added
20 pint Of water is equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink and
botteis fully equal gallon Of the syrup Of saraa.
partls. or the dceoction ~ usually made.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-08

BUYING GOLD MAKES ONE A REBEL-
There is instruction and example in the
following incident narrated to us by a
Pennsylvania friend
An honest Schuylkill County German
merchant, who had been prospered and
had accumulated more money than he
could employ as capital in his business,
came to patriotic banker in Philadel-
phia and said '"i ''''
If have got some moneys, and | wants
you to buy me some gold"
"Why, Schultz, what do you want gold
for That isn't thing you sell in your
store" ha aea+
al knows dat. but | want to make some
money on the rise of gold. People say it
is going up and ! think | may make a
thousand dollars, .f 3
"Schultz, you dear old fellow, don't you
know that if you buy gold you will be a
rebel q AiAa' ya
moi" said Schultz, with tone of re.
sentiment in his wonder AHH .'iHH
ai"Supposs you buy $4,000 of gold
Suppose that some morning you read in
the papers in big letters. Terrible disas'
ter to the Union cause! Grants army
routed and destroyed ! ! The rebels march
ing on WOsKiugtonll'' Do aws 8di mot
I'll should say that was tam bad news
excitedly interrupted the German. 7saa
"Yes, but wouldn't you say right off
dis. however, will put gold up.--bad fol
the Union cause tam bad, but it is goo'
for my ten thousandip Don't you see
/ Schultz, that in buying gold you instant
! ly make the interests of the rebels your
! interests-.-that you bribe yourself to wish
them to succeed. aud to wish your coun.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-03-08
CONTROVERSY ABOUT AMusEMENTs.

1--WE are all poor critters" There is
no denying it. When our hearts don't
run away with our heads. our heads run
away with our hearts, and between the
two, logic and morality get sat skies and
sevens," and we fail to command The
situation" The argument from incon-
gruify is perhaps ofteuest run into the
ground or made to undergo violent SON.
ersaults. We read, for instance. in &C.
rious article against amuscments. Can
you 90 from the card table or tho dance
TO the Lords table 2" This is evidently
put forward as a poser. One might ask
"Osn you dance jig on yonr mothers
prave7 will you play at poker ip
prayer meeting? Will lyou ling a fuue-
raj dirge at weddipg?' By no means;