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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-28
NV. X. OAhES. Nj. ID

= w. X. DANES, M ID
wv From, The Royal OpthaImte nm p,atory
London, Physician ana Surgeon for the Eye
Bar and Catarrhal diseases Of the lungs, Fauoes and
Nasal pasAees also Nervous mAladies Of al kinds
particularly those Affecting Females All Of which he
has made his special study aud successful practice more
than thirt, gears.
Nov bezs to announce to those Of his patients WITH
whom he has commune alton, that ne has, IL
compliance with their special requests. made arrAn4
ments 10 emose his residence fro Randolph 10 Mont
peer, situated in the MIDDLE Of Nithllas Block,
the X. IL Depot whore he will he IN daily attendance to
those who may de,ire his medical services DIR
herald the test lonals Of his patients in pubiie
print. But any quantity Of the original ones can be
seen at his office.
pared nom vegetable extracts 10y hmsef) and opera
lions charged in Accordance with fair upright dealing
a. all times.
DR. Oakes will attend his patients at Mortified on Tues
day and Wednesday for the next three mouths fol
lows April 4th and 9th 18th, l9th; May I'd aud Sd
10th aud l7Ih, 30'h and 3lst June 18th aud l4th Z7th
and 2Stn. The rest Of The ZINE at Montpelier. com
mencing April lst 1865
CAUTION II!
" Remember, it is not (oaks) but W. r. oahes, M
d. the only Diplomatic graduate (of the Royal Col
name whose successful practice in the above specates
Is 50 popular in this country. oct29:dawu
VNHE TRUE CAPE COD CkANBEkkY
l. For Upland md Garden Culf'varO,n.
April May, june are The best mouths for planting
ihs excellent and easily grown fruit in Gardens and
Market Garden The crop here last in my method
Of cultivation was 400 bushels per acre Explicit
diree for cu yaton a small or large seAs, with
rices OF plants, will be 20 any address
with Iriced descriptive ,Aaogne OF ali seeds Fruit
and Towering Trees and Shrubs, and plants foI
the Farm, Garden, or Nursery All the rAwber.
res ready for delivery, prepaid mail Now is
the time 10 plant for spring crop. AgentJ Wanted
Carriage Of all packages paid TO Bosom or New Yors
BY Mail, Fresh Seeds OF all kinds. The New
Strawberries, Grapes, Crrrants, &c.
W Priced DEF criPye list will be any address
M. WATSON
Old Colony Nurseries, r.. mouth Mass
mAIl5.dAw tmyl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-28
Rarkrts.
RnSInN Market

HOLEsA PRICES
"WEDNESDAY, April 10, 1885.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-28
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

OEf EN- HIhl1 IUhN
These Notes issued under date Of June 18Th
1895, and payable three years from that time in
r.ue) or are convertible the option u holder into
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Family government.

/. First u al lei parents govern thefssslves.-
Never gei iatO passion, Jet tba child ses any
indication y il avoid an boistero,s dealing With
children, pad ever adrnHsisr correction Ia low
tone 81 voice; br qaei, serpne and perfs'tiy seli-
passs.scd 10 dealing with theiu
2, Adopt tho natural Hislh8d ia, a.yssfhmsHt To
this end Teusslnber that a child possesses human
nature ike ether folks, and has the manly seHse
and EAs bern 90 maintain his own seifrespati u
possible; accordingly, when a ehiid is Wsssig be
can he convinced az il, bat when be is n9t Nfoiig
40 paFeat should tSka iss#e with hiE, FIR hght
vii be the rssit HHlsss By brutality and dtspsss
the eifld bss last his sslfTspesi beoafar coward
and learned 70 ignore bis own rpssop 10 whish cs.s
a great injury has iaen done
) Tbs natural Hssshod 81 g0vessgaeat alas "a 20.
dict GA ths child tbs hatafsl penalties Tor s trans
gresaions, n he is disrspeefsl % tha parent eK-
ciusiop from the parents society, By being sent uta
= room 81 himself until he makes acknowledgment
i yey qaiet and eHectaai method q rhaatfasEnent
IL the eld Is Dot disPOssd 10 be usefai iH PERFORM
ing DE sark assigned hiIn, very good method
V lai hiss cat 81 the seS0aa table This vi gem
esaIiy sssare the otises in view bat slss1i3 t b
ineAestasl his rstious can b dimisishsd sora and
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s.,ss aasiI ~ slfs shssl q lssla ssa sasea
fls i nl ths tatheifls thai - al ea5 i pteaeee
Is tltuk 81 Farrh4eSt ~ Hsei,sasse ~ y What
81 seaa IA IsIl'sE - e. r. s.I.As g
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- ~ Fest ai5 tess.sfFts ~ tslee ~ lllli1f
81 4 G S4Sa s 81 fiaks isk 1eAl Thlt Niu gpE
eSais task ea sss fesuH nd "a The Sins
ls l.,,,sg1ts ttt eelek ls1rd WITH ths fetl d pfss
ssosl s.sspripits aSd ne lFst Of hahah aati.s s.
{ Ad6pttsis denaoeiAsle melted - Ias y ppaible.
Thia feqsirss upqh 1eFsntsl siehn; IoF IN she
aemecsNiic a,ffQn be 3 The metllz who 8 supreme
Ia nAsQa end kAaulelas and thess WIS are ignssr-
ahi ~ feaaen II yeatA ~ istk II satensipR q me-
uFss ia Ri1 the nlsslsls ~hses sahnitstoH = Aef
aesprisa tsss,iss Il i fssaTAl end sehias4rs. Fae
renlt El tfsishpplisl b their Children n Slsiplli
aha fAfe IS kEa ttaieisaf Is we the ~
entl g sasif Nhslssk sin End IS kilhealst IA 80
eElsae gasa EaEerpsaeal - peEastly eetaeetA'ac
Rssses i 81 Randy II which intelligence and
Freshness aaahle the pAgsnis q govern hy The ma
snFai meshoa in Akil tonsoa b esanspatent in se-
oaslna bteaisnea, Bat stesched isgbe hbiiy whetn
aesppIlsm prsvasla kfsaking yssng mathaUd with
hnssalltF, end uAkinE The hoesshsh Redlsni O
toillsrepa easiansea aad ihiefnsnsble dissfslsfi
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Let Truth ana Ralsshocd srapPls; Whe ever knew
NuFcN. z
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sNhst tsshi haa TIE North sssafiest Nhas iustise
has besn ssaisd1 And Shsf rlsis teuaaed 30 fsstee
and right has beaa uithhslaf Cas- estbsr 81 yea -.
saT name enc single e vrcnt, deliberately and
pnrpossly done By the keTagament 81 Waahingsase ct
which The Seth has kht 70 comp lAnf lshanenea
tAs apsFss.s--Hes. A. II. eTsF9asa, 1eek
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

LAW PAhIh hftohIF.
.FRHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ENTER.
KD tate ysrseeFsh IN NE psarrv % Laa th- crsa
aaa ChAncsry ccuFts Jsaetoord' errcuEys bszdrI
kn0rFss and aiss n tie CceBty Crest CAa-seFY sIf e.
pFsne Coar EusEFiiu, IN al sash aas
5oysf, hz<B g a. SsEFsls CouFt fa ssr e As ess
t11eabfses Dareri1fa, e5fssErFa3 - 81 hzn1stae.
aud J. n LeEan usfEg ~ tFn d LeEan'a Legas,
stiend ar Hheh nay ee ssirstsa % s Hs1g
aEnf 81 TIE fesraf cosr An9 Thcuas A, r. N1sz "a
eerd tnaivEfaaliy Whish Ne sapyst
- Saprsrne oesFt SusxSs. eutrzcei IS ~
szsAps coL FsAn SstsEAnG, AID dsasrs ef1
Ths ssys ~ egF arn. i Ss3sou, Lssza Losaa-
mos. A X NGLfA
SAIL e LQGAN
Knsxyas, fsan gsII.sy 30 " IoGtS-
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"IfaAy nan attempts b haul Aeua The AneEi.
can flag, sheet hln on the sPOt."--JouE 4. Dr.
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srANp BY THr olp FLAo.

ISL ~ d isxssl h nsestaflsss n 41sFs ef6 teiy
I've ssdea - ths qesssA Evsry must - ~ the
United states, OF against 81. Thert Gan - -
heatrals b this waF-ohly Petrieis 20 trait
ers.s,-essfans A. DStsEfa ~ cAisasp. ARa u ~.
ewhsn4Hss Their CHE Rshesa. have sbe peWwS thHy
sstxe hees ket nto skss ranks tAa s6ath tFn pasle
a. thsy vsula slss drive as. Trust them ncA Were
thew able fhsx ~oaa invade and aaE1eT nt 9vitAost
mercy. Absolutely sssered 81 these ththgs. en-
asnaseA that aay enc rgala thtRt Of peace en-
anF terna.s Aewha easeF4afHa TIE sentiment ~
at snly 60 be q elav2, end he who utters u ~ tnis
time. IL, mereQxef. q trailer 30 hts eoantry. Wno
deserves The aeorn and eoatemss 81 AZ heReFasAa
zasa.s-@ensuskt Resagaass. a@8Es5=t u
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-01-11
HOSPITAL DIRECTORY.

The Sanitary Commission has made arrangements
for supplying information grautously with regard 10
patients in all the United States General Hospitals.
For information relative to patients in the Hospl
tails in New York, New Jersey, the New england
States Eastern Virginia, Maryl District of Column
bia North Carolina South Carolina, Florida and Lou
isana address office fSanitay Commission, Wash
ington d. C' -
For the Hospitals in Pennsylvania, address Once
of Sanitary Commission No 1907 Chestnut ST., Phila-
delphia,.' -
For the Hospitals in Western Virginia. Ohio Indiana,
Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Kentucky Tennessee, M1ssls-
sippi ard Arkansas, address Office Sanitary Com
mission Louisville, KY"
In all cases the name, rank company and reglment
of the person enqured for should be given and where
he was when stheard from If the application is by
letter the answer will be sent by return of mail if
in person it will be answered at once if by tele
graph an answer will be returned Immediately at the
inquirers expense. -
Ne Soldiers Aid Societies, clergymen editors and
Others scarcely the of humanity more
effectuaTly than by freqenty and widely dissemina-
ting knowledge of the above among those who have
friends in the army.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-01-11
The Vt. 3. Sanitary Commission

Was constituted by the Secretary of War in June,
1861 in accordance with the recommendation of the
Surgeon General of the u. s. Army, and it's appoint
ment and plan of organization were approved by the
President of the United States
OFFICERS
H. w. Bellows, D. D., President.
A. D. Bache LII D.. Vice President 49, =.
j. Foster Jenkins General Secretary, New YORK.
+. N. Knapp, Associate Secretary, Washington.
j. s. NewberTy, M. D., Secretary Western Dept.
d. K. Thorn, Assistant Secretary, st. Louis.
Francis Fowler &c +" New York. .
VIM. A. Hovey, g washington, ID. y.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-01-11
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT.

The Sanitary Commission, under special authority
of the President of the United States maintains an ex-
tensiye system agencies for securing the safe con-
veyance TO- and goods put in its charge
for the sick and wounded at points where they are
most wanted. 1t operates with equal care and gem
crosby all pointst New Orleans and at Washing
ton before Charleston and at Chattanoogats distri-
buttons being governed by comparison of the wants
of the patients in all cases The following is list Of
depots which auxiliary societies. and all disposed
to aid the sick and wounded, without reference to
States localities but simply to their relative neces
sty for assistance invited to send their offerings
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-01-11
DEPA RTMENT OF THE EAST.

CENTRAL DEPoTs OF COLLECTION.
u S. Sanitary Commission, No. Is, West street, Bos-
ton, Mass
U. s. Sanitary Commission, State House, New Ha-
u S. Sanitary Commission No. 1907 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
DEPoTs OF DISTRIBUTION.
u. S. Sanitary Commission No. IA F street, Wash
ington, ID. c.
Baltimore, Md.
q. S. Sanitary Commission, Harpers Ferry, Va.
u. S. Sanitary Commission, Annapolis, Md.
U. s. Sanitary Commission Camp Parole Md.
u. S. Sanitary Commission, Norfolk, Va.
u. S. Sanitary Commission City Point, Va.
u. S. Sanitary Commission, NeWberne N. Z.
u. S. Sanitary Commission, New Orleans, La
Temporary depots for distribution are established
from time to time necessities of the service require
DEPARTMENT OF THE WEST.
CENTRAL DEPoTs OF COLLECTION.
U. 8. Sanitary Commission, corner Vine and Sixth
us Sanitary Commission, No. 95 Bank street, Cleve
U. 3. Sanitary Commission, No. 66 Madison street,
u S. Sanitary Commission, No. Adams Block,
Buffalo, New York.
u. S. Sanitary Commission, No. 50 Fourth street,
q s. Sanitary Commission No. 81 Larned street, De-
u. s. Sanitary Commission, Columbus, Ohio.
IT, S. Sanitary Commission, Fifth street, LOUISVILLE,
Kentucky. ..fI l.t
The Commission receives pecuniary aid whatever
from the Government, and is wholly dependent on
the voluntary contributions of the public for the
the Treasury are solicited and may be transmitted to
George T. Strong, ESQ.,, Treasurer 81 Wall street. N Y,
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SPECIAL RELIEF DEPARTMENT.


Special Relief Office, No 500 H street. Washington
D. G., where assistance is rendered in procuring Pay
Pensions, Bounty, Prize Money. and arrears Of Pay
The Home, No. 874 North Capitol street, Washing
Home for Wives, Mothers and Children of Soldiers,
s4 M ea R st for R Fl
Washington, ID. G. ....r
andria r. r. Maryland Avenue, washington, D. 9.
Lodge No 6, near Steamboat Landing, Sixth street,
Alexandria, Lodge, near terminus of Orange and
The Home, baltimore, Md.
soldiers Lodge Harrisburg, Pa.
SpecIiaa a Relief so of nes New Orleans La
e kes Hnao street.
r. Depot.
Between Louisville and ChattanOOga-Dr J. 2.
mum, Surgeon in charge
s0lf SANITARY STEAMER.
James River-E. izabeth. na
U. s. Sanitary Commission.
DEPARTMENT OF ESPECIAL RELIEF,
No. $50 III Street,
Bct,oeen Thirteenth and Fourteenth $751; South Side,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. G. t
OLDIERS AND SEAMEN
Can, at the above office have the necessary papers
made out correspondence attended to- and
ALL NEEDED ASSISTANCE FURNISHED
REGARD PROCURING
PAY, PENSIONS, BOUNTY,
PRIZE MONEY,
AND ARREARS
| OF PAY AND BOUNTY WITHOUT CHARGE.
This work is done by men of ample experience, pos
sessing all needed facilities. If sick wounded and
unable to apply in person, send your name and ad-
dress, with statement whether you wish to make
| application for pension want assistance in col
lectng your pay, to the above Office, and Agent
will visit you and transact your business without
delay.
| N b. Each applicant for pension should bring
with him two persons able to make oath that they
ieve he is the person he represents himself to be.
| FOOD AND LODGING
leave and to discharged soldiers their way
the army to their homes
FREE OF EXPENSE.
Any needed aid will be provided likewise without
charge, on applying in
BALTIMORE,
| at No. As, South Sharp Street, -. ~
|
| PHILADELPHIA,
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Directory Of Hospitals.

Any further information concerning the assistance
rendered by the United States Sanitary Commission
can be obtained from its Hospital Visitors. f 81
Discharged soldiers disabled by wounds or disease
contracted in the service, entitled to pensions.
According to Act of Congress, Sec s. passed July o.
1861 and Act No. SO, March 3, 1862 years men, who
have served % month, years men, who have served
years, and and years men, discharged by
Of wounds received in action, entitled to $l0a.
bounty apT
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PRIVATE MESS ROOM. n44
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
ARE THE
Chanel of the Christian commission,


l. Prayer Meeting every morning at CLOCK.
q Bible Glass every afternoon at 2 O'Clock. ,,o,,
q Preaching every evening in the week, at O'CLOCK
with the exception of Wednesday and Saturday even
ings the former Temperance Meeslng IL helo, OIL
the latter a. Conference Meeting.
SERVICES THE SABBATH: :
I PRAYER Meeting at O'clock A. nj. z Preachlng al
I6L o'clock A. M. 3. Also at o'clock, Z. M.
N bail are cordially invited to attend.
IL is held in the Hospital Dining Room every Sun,
day at o'clock, p M. Soldiers in the hospital and
cainp are respectfully invited to attend.
NORMAN w CAMP, ID. d., Chaplain.
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advertisements.

I
dated and received before the last day for
receiving proposals.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two ro'.
ponsiblo persons. Tho bid and guarantee
should be si7a53 plainly with the full nam9
Of each person,
| The department reserves the right to ro
ioot any bid which may be deemed 1braya-
| CANT, and also to disregard tho bids Of fail
I Ing contractors and bidders.
49, The bid should be sealed, supOrscrib.
cd Mail Proposals, State Of - ad
dressed Second Assistan. Postmaster Gen
oral, Contract Office, and sen. by DlaR
no. by or to an agent; and yostmastsrs will
not enclose proposals or letters ofany kind
in their Quar,erl y returns,
H. The contracts are to be executed and
returned to the Department by or before tho
Isl dag Of JtlH 1866; but tho service must
be begun on that day, or on the mail day
next after 10, whether The contracts be exc
! cuteI or not,
Transfers Of contracts, or Of iDtores. in
contracts are forbidden by law, and con.
seluenty cannot be allowed, Bidders wilt
therefore take notice that they will be eg
pectod to perform tho service accepted to
them through the whole term Of tho con
tract
Ia. Po3tma5.ors at offices on or near rail
roads but more than eighty rods from a
station will immediately after the 3O.h OF
March next report their exact distance
from tho nearest station, and how they are
otherwise supplied with the mail, to enable
Jne Postmaster General to direct q mail
messenger supply from the lst OF July next
w. Section eighteen Of an act Of Con
eres3 approved March g. 1879, provides that
contracts for tho transportation Of tho mail
sn9ii 0o 10y IN every case, TO the lowest
elddor rendering Sufficient guarantees for
faithful performance, without other refer
enco to tho mode of such transportation
| than may be necessary to provide for the
duo celebrity, certainty, and security OF slch
transportation % Under this law, Dids tha'
/ propose TO transport the mails with 'ttlsr''
] %, ctf'@R'b ana security" hdpng been
| decided 10 be the only legal bids, are con.
sirUcI as pJpid'Rg for the entire mail,
. hourpef i1r5e, and whateper man be the
mode Of c,5g.gapes aesessir, io jD,re ijg
| UcsJs,}m c,rj,i,i, n8J ,csn-ij,W on5
b.,, n, ,..,,,,.,..,' o,,., - IN o,b. ,,J ny,
"gD' ."' n ys--.,.. oO'' "'' V'''''' "" ''
04,s,'A "'o tul'S'g.ie". ,,,
-1' a lhodNig g".'0n oI o'u y any o' E
.,.9n'.n, i Verns Is i IanlnIloon. 70 Ho@ @ G,a,
n!I cnNHOI oo IogelFe9, 70 US 70 inIeTiuo
%ih regular eghFea,,io,h' Mlor 'ho I9sJ
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ipo5al

lFU813Hf,
nb.,,,5.....,,l .-,,-,.n,,4
Office address ls---, county Of,
State Of propogos to convey thomai,3
q Tho United States, from July l. lsj5. to
June "O lo'0 on route 10. - between
0rG. 5, S,,a Ei vnuer ino 5tl ao{o'T'ymol' Ti y,
1866, with "cslerity, certainty, and securi,
" 'o' ''o "'''""' sum -uJ,'",''
rms propose IS maze lfHh jWi Hop-
ledge QtHe dS!aRCeo Of The route, heucigFi
oftGe mail 10 be carried, mla all other
paHicUlu8iH reirace 10 tie route and
serpice, and also after careful ey1mWd-
lion Of he lors and iasiryciio8, attached
i,jls 1,Irerlj,sy,ag4
MA 5e..-,1t
','"' ''.'.''
I"' U"uorsisneI' fgslal4g az -, ols'e
bil for cayrying tbs moil on ronto Nc
be accepted by Tho Postmaster General tho
bidder shall, prior to tho Isl day of July,
l'o1' enter INTO therequirsd obligation or
contract 10 perform Ine service proposed,
WIN Sool ana 'ullclenL saIetiea'
ThNre do. upferlfugine 9.gliarilj tia
olJiqgljoBg og3 GoLjiifje. oos,,g,el Ly 5,,cr-
o,tors,,,Jo.G. o-tt - ag,. gJs, =,
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Hjs, joins s. WATTS, Hos. JoAs IlJuouo'
W'0,oa'i Ranch Ration Mountains,
Colorado Territory, Aug lat 1885
+ t. WOlt0N
no, o sn.
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Tla le,'aH 90 o.) Indicate that no ofsc exists a.
uoW point r.mgI ., lHe dtagl 5a!gartHaWu.
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ABRAHAM CUTLER,
U S Marshal
$40 iHe'
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-17


The following resolutions were introduced
in the South Carolina Legislature on the 4tb
ResolUed, That in the opinion of this Gen
eral Assembly, the people of South Caro-
lima have fully complied with the require
ments Of the amnesty proclamation of his ex-:
celency Andrew johnson, President of the
United States, dated Goth, May, 1865.
Resolved, That having given the strongest
practical proofs of their entire acquiesence in
the result of the war, including the emancipa-
ton of their slaves, the people have fairly en-
titled themselves to the benefits of amnesty
guaranteed them by that proclamation. ~
Resolved, That the continuance of martial
law, and further suspension of the writ of ha-
beas corpus within the limits of the State, is
inconsistent with the restoration of the mill
tary to the civil power, required by the Con-
stitution Of the United States.
ResolUed, That the people of South Carolina
fully appreciates the difficulties which have
surrounded the President of the United States,
and cheerfully accord to him the tribute due
to,clemency in the exercise of power That,
acknowledging their position at the close of
war to have been that of conquered people,
yet having accepted the terms which were Of
| fered them, and having fully complied with
all the conditions then proposed, the public
faith of great government stands solemnly
pledged, before the eyes of the world, to release
them from military rule, and to restore them
to all their rights in the Union,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-17

Hon. VIM. A. Graham, Ex-Governor of
North Carolina, thus argues concerning the
test oath: "If they can require that member
shall not have borne arms in the Southern
army, or otherwise given support to the re-
belion, whether this is proved by his oath or
his refusal to be sworn can make no difference,
can they not likewise regard that he shall have
served at least two years in the army of the
United States; posses a freehold, or be without
property altogether have taken a collegiate
degree from Harvard, Yale or Princeton, or
that neither he nor his ancestry participated
in or sympathised with the whisky insurrec-
ton, Burr's conspiracy, OF the Hartford Con
vention, or any other test that the majority Of
the House, no matter from what motive, shall
impose?"
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-17

London is much excited about the Chinese
giant, who has become topic for editorial
moralizers Chang Woo Cows father, grand
father, and great-grandfather were taller than
he he had a sister ten inches taller, and has
brother only six inches shorter he has but
a moderate appetite, is not thought to be very
strong, buthas insured his life in several offices
on the most favorable terms. His voice is
not so loud or SO full as that of an ordinary
man; finally, he makes little address to his
audiences in which he says:
THE fish dwell in the depth of the waters,
And the eagles in the sides of Heaven;
The one, though high, may be reached with an
arrow,
And the other, though deep, with hook;
But the heart of a man, at foot distance,
Cannot be known,
"Yet trust my heart Is known to you. It is
full of thankfulness for your kindness, and kind
ness is more binding than loan"