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remain YOUR, Truly. JOHN PELEY.

kinfsesins Pa, sept u lS63.-Mr- " g Brown.
Dear Madam Please 20 accept this MIly test.
mony in hthslf OF your "Metaphy sica piscuvery"
was upWGrds Of nine month, afflicted with a Sc.
we're pain "a my head, ringing noise In my ears.
work entirely. was under tho treatment OF a.verl
medical men, who did all they could to eevo me hun
their med comes were of no avail was iou times sg
the gates OF death, and had made W nv mind thai
death alone could end my misery. On the 9th day n
April, friend called on me and advised me u give
your Metaphysical Discovery triA After some heal
tation did 40 and IN less than three weeks was Al
my work again, as well IA ever was in my life and
am stl In the enjoyment OF excellent health BY the
blessing Of God and your great "MeuphS steal Dscoy
cry" am once more enabled 10 earn my daily bread
am you're truly, with respect,
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A REMARKABLE CURE OF BLINDNESS

Csnistoga- CIV. July 90, 1864 NJ g. BROWN.
Dear Madam II have been quite blind IN my rich,
eye for seven wears have been to several doctors
never done me any good spent large sums OF ncney
in travelling TO where heard there were doctor. no
could benehs me, but none OF them could do me any
good. thought my case hopeless until told by .
friend YOU could relieve me. sent hy u friend and
procured your Metaphysical Discovery" and In
tscnty-iour hours after the first treatment, could
zee quite distinctly am very thankful for my de.
liyerance. - -
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LOCAL NEWS.

Inr WEATHER lay wa The hottest
day OF the season and rht oothne v,s clser,od Al
most e'etyv here ssounI the city. The oiloving as
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REMARKABLE CURE OF CANKER, CArARRH
AND DEBILITY

Metaphysical DiscoyeTy. In this | found immediate
relief The medieine rOOn restored circulation. Nv
feet which were alsrs cold, begin To feel warm NV
catsrrh begin to give way, and Ia almost gone Nv
health and strength arc last returning. NV rest and
appetite are improved NJ hair Ia iest growing my
head again, thick and bushy, Unexpectedly TO myseif
and others l am altogether a renewed being, aud
daily recommend the medicine to all my friendl and
heartily commend 1t TO all who suffer.
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RIO BAKERS-WANTFD, A FOREMAN TO
l. take charge on bread and cake. Also a 80 hand
Nonc hut good ~oIkinen need apply cor 125th st and
4th ave. Ss3
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DIAPER BONE-GlKlS-GOOD HANDS
a wanted At 5Is Pearl At, cor. Cherry, % floor. q.
HAHIH ASG
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Too Late for Classification.
DE AIH r.
A YOUNG WOMAN WANTED TO TEND

Wliiamsbureh. None but good workmen need APP
py. 9SA
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= OPERATORS TO MAKE
W fine shirts on W. 4 W, machine. Good hands
steady employ meut, ~ BrOodgay. 3S3
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ca EWARD-SIRAYED A CREAM
~ coiOrci ho.tr and light wngo The finder will
receive the above reward BY returning linn TO No 81
Norfolk n. SsT
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-29
WILBUR r. STONES ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court hold
LAMOILLE DISTRICT, IS en- at the Probate Office
in johnson, in said district on the 9th day of
November A ID. 1868.
{. c. Chadwick administrator Of the estate of
Wilbur f Stone, late of Johnson, in said district
deceased, represents to this court that the per-
s0nal state OF the said deceased Is insufficient to
pay the debts and charges OF the said estate, and
asks said court to grant him license to sell all
the real estate of the said deceased in johnson
to enable him to pay said debts and charges.
Whereupon il is ordered by said Court
that said application be heard at the Probate Of.
ice in Johnson, on the 18th day OF December
800. And it is further ordered that notice he
given to all persons concerned, by publication OF
this order in the Lamoile Newsletter printed at
Hyde Park, three weeks successfully before hear
ing.
2w3 S. s. PIKE, Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-29
Auction Sale.

THERE will be sold to the highest bidder at
j the dwelling-house of 3, g. Russell, in stowe
hollow. on the I'd day OF December, A ID 1850,
the following property to wit one good work
horse, seven years old, one good cow, eight years
old $50 sap tubs boiler and holder, one single
sleigh, one single harness, one pillow, harrow
and chains, one cauldron kettle one grindstone.
tuns good hay. garden sauce OF all kinds, JOG
lbs. salt pork, library of miscellaneous books
two buffalo robes, two fowling pieces, and large
qnanti Of household goods,
B. G. RUSSELL.
Stowe, Nov Is, 1865. ivy
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-29
Vermont Central and Sgsiai-
VAN Railroads.

TlI lrrn INIT NJ ur 1VEt
VII Tn ao,NG enrTv .Sn p,sr ~ A'0'
i Ma.t uoiHu eoo ~ ann SH fo
~ 'n =, '"t'oi'''' '' - i'""i - 80 " "ii '
Nal Tai toovos poroo,s paint IN =,
connactinn at White River Innction and RnI
Iow" Ssiige With trains forS Rostan Worcester
Snri,aGaId Ina Nav yort arriyi,o in Nav
YorI ST. IN ~ and with trains on passnmn.
sic p p :"
nav Exnress leaves Montreal at 5.45AM. st
Jobns a. Ia q M Ordensburr ut / 40 A NJ.
6c. connectinq at burlington with Rutland rail.
road far Troy. Albany, and New York arriving
in Bostin via Lowell at lO. 80 D. m, ',.,I o
Night EXPRESS leaves Opdensburg at II
80 AN Montreal at 80 pm, Rouse's Point ats. IS
,. m, st. Johns at 4. 40 D. m arriving at Boston
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-29
asetiOEA.

Vhe subscriber will sell at public auction on the
| premises lately occupied by Charles Burnham,
in johnson on saturday the I'd day ofDec. next
at 10 o'clock, NJ, the following property viz
a quantity of hay, sugar-utensils. two cows IL
sheep, 2 horses farming tools, harnesses wagons,
sleighs. chains carpenter tools &c.
LII WHEELER, admis'r of q Burnham's estate.
johnson, Nov Is 1865.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-29
MILLINERY GOODS

alexandra kid gloves shetland wool, fur and down
for trimmings cap. and hoods corsets /; hoop
skirts. Latest styles of dress trimmings, ladies
and children hose &c. all OF which She offers
at a small advance from cost. She is one door
east of the Newsdealer-O Office. Please call and
examine before purching elsewhere. particular
attention given to cloak and dress-making.
Hyde Park, VI. November 2lst. 1865.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-29
Rui,dfng Lots fer Sale.

VlHE undersigned have six very desirable build
j ing lots in the village Of Worthwhile for sale
on favorable terms. These lots are on the pleas
ATTEST street in the village near the Academy
and but few minutes walk from the ''Depot."
POWERS IL GLEED.
Monisville, Nov 6, 1865. .. 81
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-29
Important to Pensioners
Pensions, BountieS. Back Pay, and
Claims, Of all kinds against tie
General or State Coz

Claims, Of all kinds against tie
General or State Coz
se- tIE eTRmeRts.
POWERS & GLEED, attorneys at law, Morris
vile, Vt, are prepared to prosecute all kinds
OF claims against the government. They have
mad larger experience in prosecuting claims for
pensions, bounties, &C., during the present war,
than ar other agents in this part of the State.
Their blanks are prepared by an examiner of the
Pension Office, ana being correct, applicants are
saved the expense and delay incident to applica.
tions, and proofs unskilfully and improperly
made they are furnished with bound copies Of
all the pension, bounty and bounty land laws in
force together with all the decisionr of the Pen
sion Bureau and Attorney General thereon. They
charge only the fees established by law
The following are entitled TO pensions, viz -
Soldiers wounded or disabled by disease.
Widows of all soldiers that die in the service,
Children under l6 years of age, if no widow.
Orphan sisters under the age of l6, if no widow
or children. ..'. p ..E
Mothers dependent, wholly or in part on their
sons who die of wounds or disease, are entitled
| as above.
The 500 bounty is paid in the following order
lst-to widow, if any living.
2d,--to children. ..
3d,--if no widow or children living tothe father
4th,-the mother,
5th--Brothers and sisters
6th-heirs generally.
Pensions, bounties and all back pay, wheIeu1
due from the state or the Uuited ..tates, is ex
empt from the claims of creditors. soldiers who
serve two full years are entitled to bounty. oil
diers discharged by reason of wounds received il
battle are also entitled to bounty whether they
serve two years or not. We are also supplied
with blanks for pensions, whether in the presen
or former wars, for daawing their money in Sept
ember and March Call ON or address
POWERS d GLEED,
Morrisville, Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-29
NOTICE.

a Ii. persons indebted TO the subscriber will
n please call and settle the same with Orlc
Cady las the subscriber has left town. before
Jan. LIST. 1865 by needing this request they
will save themselves trouble and cost.
b. +. pETTlNGILL,
Cadvs Falle. Nov. IS, 1865.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-29
AGENTS WANTED!

$40 A DAY EASY MADE $40
By selling engravIngs, card photographs and
stationery, Our stationery packets excells all
others ; each packet contains paper, envelopes,
pencil, pens, Gc., and jcwelry worth dollar at
retail. Price only 80 cents. We will send
agents 100 stationery packages and silver
watch for SIT. We also publish splendid steel
engrayngs and portraits. Lithogla9h prints
&c., very popular and saleable Will send fine
assortment OF 100 for SD that will realize 500,
or $40 lot that will sell for $50 or over Will
send a sample lot for So that will sell for $l5.
Send stamp for catalogue, terms, &c.
HASKINS IL co., SO Beekman St.,
Ems New York.
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NJ 5 S 7 l. A R S 0 n

would say to the people of Hydepark and vicini
ty, that she has returned from market with a
GOOD assortment of ......
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THE
New York Dollar Weekly

popular Literary Journal devoted solely TO
saaste literature and general family reading pub
shed at ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. Any person
obtaining Three Subscribers and sending the
money, dollars. shall receive the Dollar eek
zone year gratis. A good agent, male or female
ss0anted in every neighborhood who can retain
% cts ont Of each full subscription, when three
more name names are sent at one time, Spec
1 men copies sent free Address
d BENTLEY & 90. Publishers.
.l# ,t 81 Nassau Street, New York.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-29

EDWARD J. TAYLOR, house-painter Morrisville,
Il VT Heis prepared to do all kinds of work
belonging to his profession such as painting gla-
eiering, paper hanging, &c. Furniture stained
vanished and made as new.l
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-29
Notice.

THE subscriber will remain in town short
time for the purpose of giving those who are
indebted to him chance to settle their accounts.
After he leaves they will be Obliged to settle
with an attorney. .-.I ...t
.. VIM. Il. WHITE, M. d.
HYDE Park, Nov. ~, 1865. .H. .t 2
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Notice.

VrHEREAS!my wife Cordelia A. Mudgett, has
" left my bed and board, this is to forbid all
persons harboring or trusting her on my account
A shall pay no debts of her contracting after
this date. L..L . EBEN MUDGETT.
Cambridge, Nov s, 1865. -l md. 52o
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-29
"A Coed Farm for Sale.
Dairy Farm for Snge.

H1NEEN n al KEA EWt F|dVENs
4 farm of 100 acres lying about three miles
N from this village near the wiswell school
house, will be sold at bargain, The farm has
new dweling-house, good barns and out.
buildings. is well watered and fenced and Is of
excellent soil. fine wo0d-lot is on this farm
and maple trees enough Tor a sugar orchard.
apply soon to the subscriber on the premises,
or by letter to .
Hyde Park, Nov Is, 1865. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-29
PensRlansiaip.

trfIE undersigned proposes to give lessons in
main and ornamental Penmanship in the viii
,',a of HYDE Park The class to be opened near
ne IEth of Dec. Instruction will be thorough,
srd no efforts will be spared to make it profitable
o. ali who may attend. L.. A, MACK,
teacher in plain and ornamental Penmanship.
Nov. 2sth 1865. 2w2o
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Fssrs and EseIls.

me HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR
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peddler's license. Apply 10 .lll.a..q
.ffa. H. GEO. w. D0TY, IA
5lvS @ @tf Morrisyilie, VI
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

the farm absolute v demand-,ucb :,
tying up fodder, firing tobscco. settin.
pant peas aare, securing crop from the
L. A cheerful and willing performances
" GUY VII De required ofthe employee.
to on SUNDAY -07O'
., ~ The women will be required 10 do
Inc cooking In rotation on SUNDAY.
ne employee will ba expected {
look after and study the interest of the
e;mpioyer to inform of anything that
.,S So.Hs amlss; to bs peaceable, orderly
by his conduct to testablisf =
al for honesty, industry and thrift /
IN case OF any controversy i'm re-
ssrd 70 The contract of It's regulations be-
lbeen y a Inc employer and the employee,
e "a "a agent OF the bureau for the connt1
nall be the common arbiter tn xbore ~
iifical'y shall be referred. -- sHe
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

IRE GEORGIA MtTn DIsrs I'd US,rr
WITH THE EPfc)PALrANs-Th Augusta
Consti'nionsIist of the Sd. inst states
That many Of the lesding Methods: di
Vnts OF Georgia hav-, with the appro.
val OF their Congregations, made over.
lures to the Episcopal Church of Geor
ga, and some of the clerical officers Of
the Eplscopal Church. Their hostility to
Norlhern Methodism. and it's incidep-
RAJ hatred of tie South in years past
Is said TO be the prime motive of the
act
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
RuIcs Regulating Frerdn

Inc following sound rules have baA,
Sdopted by the Freedmen's B,raau :
tennessee, and are published bv the
N 'mphis Bliletin. We recommend
their careful perusal as step in the riob,
direction u'
o. u avis, in charge of the friedman.
bureau at Clarksviile, Tennessee -
Scop'ed the following rules, we'll v,.,,hm
OF per"Fal a d loption. worthy
l. One half of # Ie wages of ~. ~
Pioyee viii be retained by the emr,o,Ar
untii the end OF the Contract for - go
VI performances. '"1'u
z The employees will be reo,:rad
rise at daybresk, each one TO iced on3
lake care OF the stock allotted tn hin, ~
perform any other business that nav
asSlRn4d 10 him; to eat their br-ak fac,
1na oe ready Tor work st the sivnaI
' ""ich VIII be given when the spn -
nSi-n or nigh All time lost after III
''enAI is gwen will be deducted.
A. general convert ii IN will b, al
owed during working hours, al
proper value. at lis
0. For di obedience one dollar NIL,
leducted. o-'s oo'iar VIII be :
,arp,iss$o., Ivy auu leaving without
Hence. dlsGbe q
:. no llye stock will be permitted - +
: !, raise d by the employees without sno "
~ contr. CT. sPe
Q. apples, peaches and melons o- n
neF product of the farm taken bv 10y ,hs =
nP,oyee, without the permission Of tba
npioyer, will be CT arged for orr VI the
v The employees will rece;,a
!, during work hours We te
III. Three quarters of an ho ii
o"eo our,"gI The winter months for
: auel' anu oae hour and half during
4n1nlhs G OF June, July and August
4 dnnsn, pudepoe, swearing, or indecent 10
.uoseemiy language to, or in the M
go oi' tne employer nr his family.
gent or quafreliing or fighting, so a. b.
,aa me peace of the farm, and. II rio
u, ioS ~llf be followed by dismi. sal 40,
"a I OF such pay as shall be ad :.
5eu against him by proper authority ".
~ al difncnlties that may. arise be. sss
III III 'ne employees shall be adjusted !
= ne emp'o' eF, an appeal may re taken the
- :, sgent o. the United States Govern al !,
q ~ or m .ris rate. e'ein e.
AA aluss OF stock, or wilIful ~
tAlhS OF '.os or throwing away gaar u
iti oe a treSd against the m pleyee p
:. u1u an'iTsufhcient rations will ~ = =
.snt oy tae employer, not bowav.r - : :
Ncteo TX pousd<g.fa b asons and m. III
- ia. ,is,,sas 2 W. k1o .eael adult. ans
so' ire by the employer. ,h y
!. No night nigh work viii be REQUIRED of nav sav
20 ou1 socn as the necessities of inte,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

ePectlve creditors, annually, during the
+ BY Mr. Wolff
Resolved, That the committee on mill
tary affairs be required to enquire into
the expediency Of the prompt oreaniza-
OF the militia Of the State. and that thev
oe instructed TO report by bill or other
Wise-adopled.
- BY Mr. Stone.
Dill entitled an act 40 revise an act
enlltied an act TO incorporate the town of
french Camp, Choctaw county, aud for
09cef purposes, approved FEBRUARY 9th,
passed. 81
adjourned till Monday morning at 9
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

fALUABLE CARGO gentleman recent
y passed through Meridian from Tennes-
Zee, en- route for Jackson, with large Let
"f geese, conveying them TO the editor of
the jackson News, TO enable him to i'm.
press upon the minds of his readers that
he received Niy ser>n votes for State Pcin.
ter
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
OBITUARY

! ~ Wa, al al MS residence in Columbus ,,,s.
! v.ars go ~ 'oi soH> II WIrBECspooY 'ue 'ii
Col W. was native of ~outb c,ro,;,
psioh~ quiet and unostentati aus in ri. :, -
- "'o'ueu rather than sought distinction. Tb.
- 'Ao family circle and the confidence an, ns
' "lends' were the Chief S..urces of bis r..
AiaiAo'e IN his disposition, OF exemnI.r. ~ ;,
- Au O. pertinent, act ye and ussful T., ~ o
''Oc'stions hnd universally esteeu.d -
N"siu.'ntanees. there were few perso, ;,
pee's Tor honor and happiness were brIgb,.,
wr,a,, :" Il" .he MIDST Of his days This tr;b.o
oy one WHO knew him well and ;,,i i.
uiy sa" from tim, to time more anu
'A ne was truly noble in all his feeIin-.
nUnes' IN his dealings and true in
- OeAno MN loving and much be,ovaa ~,
- "'''e children and confding sister, 80 'e anu
lossS @kFE@ Z - - sas
4'oen VIII he be missed, with tbrohh,-
80 "he rehed upoa him so co 6dan,I, e. 80 0y
:. ectioh' and by those who ,yero - eouhsel
go; 'ne nand, and to witness the ou,haar,;s
mum friendship from his open and - pns OF
lns flowers chat adorn thy rrs,n, eouh.s
nd .fr.oT.... Ae' ior many season before . -.
se'''nate remembrance Of thee, NV g., var
!. .iOin my heart Peace to thy ashes ana ha 'iah
ny memory ana honor TO
.e4 ts,t = E5 ~. III. B.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

Ss0 The Nashville Register says it is
understood that Gen. Gideon J. Pillow
is 10 be one of The eondue.o .ors of the
Nashville Union. NJ F Durnington.
o-e of the ablest w.iers in Tennessee.
ID 20 be the leading editor.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

'Ro LABOR IN the SoUrn. The WASH
? correspondent of the Cbic,ao
b Gays:
I've ", conVersed with a great MANY &c
|oouthern people, and | find III,
tier what State they are from .hna
one opinion among them in ~
is Dor question. They have mad
tFlal OF negro lsbor and th,v sn e su'
fomplete and total failure r. l,as
|alF'y demonstrated that the re-
himself and allowed to work =,
Chuon, will not work in such y n,an
70 make his labor profitable. eth.
|Seii or his employer. The naonla.
South have been brought ple 10 Ih
starvation this fall, solely o, -.
pr the bad conduct of the nes
the months of April aud So
Ihere was abundance of ,;map
tnat period, to have raised cron
uto nave far exceeded the wan,s
|Waoie Population of the Son =
Eing 10 'he desertion of the Ma
|Dy me negroes. after they had
|iS" gem -nts 10 work, AMI ,ba -
Pt the pl .niers to procure e I'm in-
tue crops have been almost en-
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

4'1rs r. uove, nor BioYn!ow call his
hnoxVllie The ventillato, ~
nsnle rather suggestive Of
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
a Review,

The day of our destiny's oyer" For
"eek-a week of strife among ex
ehahges--a week in welding pen and
SCISSORS, c,mplimentiuE, reprimandinO
c"'hhS items, woodenzing, and doing
homage to our country week of edI
tolIai h'e--we have read and wrote and
Pohdered, and noT review our field of
Iaoor-scanning all its raried changes
just to link protein debut with a LASTING
willing exit. We looked in vain for |
cFea"S hanging 10 some dis8s rita ion which |
nad emanated from our pen some, We
Know, are filed in safety far away in
tecret chambers--fled away for futurs
service until inns old dusty fingers shall
nave sIIenced recollection. and tber -
,'me bold writer hourished as new pro
duction purely original in every feature
"ome are In the Office ledger which !,
opened when deliDquens call to foo,
election bliis-there in safety, unmolested
some will lie till judgment day: soma arc II
In the Holy Bible, far amid the pronbats, A
wrllngs-old Habakuk, may be, keen. 81
them. - e
'ur exchanges have been courteous u
'nough sometimes they gave US nothing n
mat would pay the composition. Over o'
mary tricks the printer yawned and 10
fiomieo and often wondered why such n'
SUM "as interesting; but we've done on.
"u'y oy them-gave them ff4l" in plac, g
u foHd r-Eunied dashrults. items. local. -
to keep good temper. From an
nool!e we sometimes gathered ,,aro. WI
rom The far off country, but wa selao,, eH
ave 'i'eir teachr 6 to "a well enlightened IN,
,aoi'c. They are local in their ideas i The
neir interests and profession, but We hei
eed not reprimand them I've allud. ta mas
LooHe papers) for it is their legal nro aitC
hce--and IL IS their trade a9d cal,l,,, o.
S Tor Jackson, 1t is central, aud i,s na,.r wal
en- WIN matters legislative and eff,r,s lon
r'store US to peaceful UNDERSTANDING l
tn the country. The jackson News We ceiV
ay have inJured-may have tread q, astrt
rhs or feelings; but We meant no in logic
I'd hurting other than social cbo, our
we've spoken harsh, twas c.ps;d deen
1dor always merits praise. II he's !,
'"A u Douy-ll MS lame or rept1 Tb
ion goes at discount with the people sdon
"s not us who forced the issue r. -,
- matters he should II m
0~'li"S--oear In mind their
6S-oeaF IN mind our direc
:" te'@''on.. Col
IN the Fenians and the Fashion. Bures
e managed to keep peace. We eou,d sdopt
snnlauS H. W eouio of per
=, =. 1 1ineF-couIdnt give /. {
- ''iii twas our business ploye
e ioyal-and the latter we upbr.id.d until
eTed' gifted hand and sbop,dar ul pc
'n orornlov we have hated, thon rise :,
men ali hsto the devil) but we neva, lake G
ght to tell him how the ,o.s of IT, perfor
ee soon would hurl him hsadlono AssiEn'
''ng' back to dark obscurity. Obe, nh;ob .ha Ge
ers strictly local we shall not recur to nsIt.b
but ws have the sat.fac,ion Tho, signal
iaoor'' though in vain. all ba 5. n
q. and our blunders will be- s.dIIa1 iose4
oiuer mead. proper
have tni> he'd all our labors and 5. +,
you to your thoughts-think of al deauct'
{ read and witnessed-all vou'vt nerrnis, ~
"a and half forgotten--as for Us y. dieucs
: PFoten, we have seen the eleokynt,. I. Nc