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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-29
LAW INrRLLpGENCE.
suPREMR COURT-CBAxBERs- 2e-BeiOre Jnstioe
BARNARD

Tilt sgt Tt-This was yesterday announced
~ DO settled The plaintiff after examination Withdrawing her
sharges.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-MAT 2s-BeOre
DECREE OP CONDEMNATION
The United States agt Five cases Of cigars marked
~ c. THE Government in Lie moved for the for
,us % y cases o. sgS5 ih g;S Quo % Of
proper surees The goods imported from Havana
and entered a this port by g. rrseb0t Co. on the sd
June the valuation Of The Government
prssers this price 81 and they
eordingly seized for condemnation 49,, -, - a.,
sntonsaase and therefore properly iny9csdl a.. noods
and old alleged yet this was taken Gas was
to by the Governments appraisers and the v"e
Gxed figure than would otherwise have been on
Sins account The jury being locked up on Friday nEn
brought sealed verdict which opened tbs morning
end found o be for the United States. NIL. 4.
Ethan Allen and r. Phelps, Assistant o. 3 Dis'fe' nv
KsSipsn frank and WiloO1son for the claimants
SUPERIOR CoURT-srRuAL THRN&ay 9s-Before jus
DECISIONS.
John Murphy agt. Henry Kattenhour ct al; Davld
s sn w s, st. S1iSsn Sa Ss granted
william sneckner sgt Marquis Dey L. sharkey-Molon
90 ss sssts hs's'' 's' '0nn O''''.',''l,' ' Wv
plaintiff DAMAGES to be assessed by Sheriff. Jury na
.. ss0se refe1edto Sherifs Jury
Before Justice GARvD
Thomas n. Oakley agt. William Sears-Mouon grantel-
allowance defendant. Eieatr Ayres agt Mat
. show O. FarrelL-Case settled
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-CHAsBkRs-MAY Is
Before Judge CARpozo.
struthers sgt. Pieree-See opinion with clerk
COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Par Mos. 1917,
49,, ,s 1857 IsS 49, ss s s s iSs f IS ' Par
icurned for the Tern. Part ILAdourned without day
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS and SUPERIOR COURT
trial rrgNs-Adiourued without day.
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bapings Banks.

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave., cor.
~ ner Of PER CENT interest fce Of TAX
Deposits made on OF before June win Draw interest from June
r. H. BUIL. Secretary IHOhA2 Ohhlelt, rtes'oeH.
OK PER CENT INTEREST PAID,
- FREE from Government Tax
On sums from 81 70 IS 0Ho by .1. ..,..
THIRD AVE. SAVINGS BANK,
Corner Of wenty-sixtbs 81. and ThFdsye.
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MINIATURE ALMANA'

MINIATURE ALMANAC -.
SIM s........722l Moon Res.......i2
Sandy Heck 1852 Gov Hell Gste.....s;fs
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Ghnnres for Dusinees Alen.


A RTIFICIAL WOOD-FOr all kinds of woodwork,
"A purposes. rich carvings etc., etc worked in
pic aud produced much cle tn the cost OF t w9os
other advantage Arrsnsemen's or either an interest ~ tn'
invaluable inye1lGn or shop ,lss Sr saE on VIZ a nSi.
prnsabe within ono week Apply 70 " IssiSgs DriVAi-Si'
L,OR SALE-CHINA Notwithstanding six
THOMAS HUTCHINSON, No. SO KrnL,t., Greeupoii, L. T.
LNOR SALE-A fve-year LEASE on a MIL situated
within hours tide Of i, city, nog doing hse casn trade
Per No. 81 North River.
IMPORTANT to BOOK and MAP AGENTS.-H.
oI' fo sale the eGPy7S AID rsyed Pa sn q Ss%
mensgenen be nsdo to yield profit TO ,hs ps aasef o.
skinss Of similar Requisite, good
adds. end a,d1 ai,,s ssP aI No a $50 cy
DRINTING OFFICE for SALE-Located in a
pea.so, town tho Hudson, connns abundance Of material
all good condition Can be removed 20 any other location sI
f 9 f S No. z a' s,i'% AgS to J. o.
vENO LAWYERS.-WANTED,a LAWYER Of en-
srgy and ability Of T years practice to Dc CONNECTED WIN
State the Eastern States preferred Address LAWYER Box No.
1913 Tribune Office.
ysyANTED-A PARTNER in Photograph Gal
a e Gia IN the So o"r oR ~ The s, week. IN y
toR ". FERRY, Merehants' Hotel New-Yors.
9hlS 600 TO 500 O00.-An energetic business
~ et,t1UO nan with this amount waited 10 In
profitable nan. featuring business For p~rie ai' AID an iA'es"
GINA to SI,OOO--Men looking for business,
l ~ sae o. , sS P ap o. ~ .nes 20 SrSseS
on'urpa offered In this city we aSt r,eH n every
Ce1 Ann ENGINE and BOILER for SALE
.p~,UOV. AID BUILDING FOR RENT viii sell an
ENGINE and BOILER Of 2horss power well set and In Psrsc
~ s l., e s. 70 10" w6pKrFE No. 95 MsidsHne -'
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Tilt agt, Nlt.-This case was yesterday announced
D. DO settled The plaintiff after examination Withdrawing her
charges.
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OTrIcE op PACIFIC MAI sTE,ssHfp torPASY,
WsiLs'., corner hsnoysrst, Nrw.hors May TO- 70
srn C1tDID SlnftKIIn nERG -Nntfaa

MISSISSIPPI and MISSOURI RAILROAD COM
vi PANY-LAST NOTICE 70 the HOLDERS Of BONDS and
STOCK OF THIS COMPASYTh- underned Ia ofhe
n,t posed upon obtained d-cre- Of co'n AID
which the PROPERTY and fRAN
CsE Company will be SOLD Pub Auction tho 9Th
day Jul
Bonds and STOCK Of the Company who wish
protect Sale posi-. their Bonds and Stock
Union Trust Company Newfork before the 2sth
day Of June ptI.-kewYok, Msy "a 1866.
- q. W. STANTON
JOHN ELLIOTT, Committee.
HLAKFLY VIII SON \
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DFPARTnEN WAsuiFGros, IT. 'I-F -
~roTIcE is hereby gwen tO the holders OF GER
~ TIFCATEs Of INDEBTEDNESS i'od under oct. Of Con
rr approved March and ~ 1917 that the secry n The Ire
uy in with raid acts aud the tenor u sad cscsies -
perar@d before all tfrates Of lbdrtirdnss.
hlng July August 100 With ,ccrlsd int eat
presented for redemption before Nay 81 nd ut
bear INTEREST and Will BE- rad
on al h. Department with Interest only The aid Stat
instant HUGH McCULLOCt. Se,TeisTy of the TfrssnTy
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financial.

USTIN GOLD MINING COMPANY, Office No.
N Is5 Broadway " Y. Room No Annual meeting Tor tho
ELECTION Of DIRECTORS June ". ls6, at y o'eoeE "a
I'SrrEp srArEs IRslsrRr SEw.iofK. NAY 20 la,e
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, Issued by
~ Treasury Department. fans due In the months 81 jnns
July 1896 will be paid with tie sccfled 'r
enisiion iris ee Interest such cerihc To- VII case sr
the Of May inst Certificates be- accompanied by asesdns
SHOWING the amount date d sue aud secIsd uss the time Of
payment .-- 49, -
CON FOUND INTEREST NOTES VIII also DC redeemed on pre-
sanitation accrued i8'st These ms also % Acf""
panied by schedules az ab " dssxn.ird
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SUPERIOR COURT-SFRuAL TERN-Say 2s.-Before Ja
tice JOINS
DECISIONS.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-CBksBKRs-MAY rs
Before Judge CARpozo
Struthers agt. PieTce.-See opinion with clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-29

Bfarkets-cARxFurLr hsroRrED FOR THR NJ y. TRIBrSs.
MONDAY. May 2a 1866
A6HES-The market dull but prices unchanged sales
It o. 25ae7 81! for Pots and els 50asl4 for Pearls
COFFRE-Tbe arrivals Of Ro to-day have been hssvy-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-18

try. piloted by negro man. Nothing more
was heard or thought of the matter until
the horse which MIR. Merrill rode was found
a mile north OF the IallobuSha river. Strong
suspicious were aroused that he had been
ioully dealt with and every exeifion was
made such as dragging and hooking thor
oughly the stream. but not until the after
noon OF the 3Oth was the body fOun I. which
had been completely covered with sand.
When the body of Mr.. Merrill was found ii
was examined by three physicians who
pronounced that no mark OF violence could
he seen. Money, watch, and other article.
OF value were also found Oh him" Mr.
Merrill vas young man universally re-
Spected and will be remembered BY hi
many friends in this vicinity. He leaves a
wife ami one child. y. II.
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so that the rest might make their escape.
but returning could find nothing of the two
gils. Mr.. Burbank was found to have
already suiiocasei in the heat, smoke and
flame. His body, however. was saved.
The two Girls were burned to ashes, nothing
being found OF them after the fire. except
their bones. The fire extended to the out
buildings of the premises and resulted III
the total loss of buildings. cattle. sheep.
horses and hogs. TAKEN altogether ii was
one OF the most terrible and shocking dis
a,terS which ever occurred in Vermont from
any cause. Mr.. Burbank was by Occupa-
ton a drover and was quite well known.
The fire originated from a defective fire.
place which was in use on the preceding
day.
The personal appearance of Mr.. Steph-
ms i thus described ",jame, Stephens
i man Of fine presence. though rather
under medium stature The show VIII
dow lithograph conveys 4 fair idea OF his
cast OF countcnanct. but the artist. as may
he supposed. has failed to catch the Ian
.,iagc f his intelligent blue eye. The
massive forehead and bald scalp are easily
recognizable in the picture He Is appar-
entity about Is years OF age. His speech
is lllat OF man OF considerable cultiva-
ton. and the unmistakable brogue pro-
claims him an irishman."
c. The Calcionan Is right there is a
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u filS Rircp.

Mr.. Henry Merrill, recently of Littlcton,
\. H.. has established himself as mer
chant tailor at Wells River. He has just
opened a very choice lot of cloths. vestings.
Trimmings, &C.. and finds his hands full OF
business.
The wind Sabbath evening destroyed sew
/ eral barns in Ryegate, injured the sawmill
at BoltCnville and blew down large barn
belonging to Mr.. Isaac Chamberlin of Bath,
y. II.
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no THE MANU- FACTU RERS
OF
VERMONT AND NORTHERN MEN HAMPSHIRE,

now keep on hand first class stock of the
best brands of imported hand cut files and rasps.
and should be glad to hi any orders by return
express or stage YOU send me, and at lower rates
than you can get tn m elsewhere. Save YOUR
expressage. Adress JAMES MUTT. File Man
ufactuIer, St. Johnsbury. Vt. tmylS67
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH! SCRATCH !

Scratch! Scratch, Wheatons Ointment will cure the
Itch i'll A. hours.
Also salt rheum, ulcers, chibans and all erup-
tons of the skin Price - cents For sale by all drug
gsts.
BY senCing to cents to WEEKS POTTER. sole agents
Ia -hgton street. Boston it will be forwarded by
mail Ire II postage any part OF the United States
oct % LOS ly
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Meteorological! Register. Vt.

North Latitade toHy-to3r degrees eighteen
ne':utes. LonyitUde serenty-t1co agrees fre mtn-
tItes IIcSt from GfCenrtch.
WeeF end Barometer. Tn rmoneter. Wind. Remarks.
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,,l-. did NOT tnul t1attevn

,.. a.';'''"'' t...,
.-.....- -s'.'-.-l'-1'=-'H"-1'
NJ. tnickshanhs dld not leel haltered
s. IN. notice Of his Strawberries ouos'-
T. "'"'' -, Rm meanwhile his straw
.rIh ! a" o, .,rovinr and This week
h".rIr- nav ,,il,. ,,o inches in 6one-
he no" -
ol ,;ornos &c Walden died
..p u Uort IN Ivndon
W.. Nv ..n,r,,o,. Ia wa. Of tho harm
'''' -, r.,,:., ,., ,;,oa Iva
N'" !, .,,:od
"A ITEM has gone the rounds of the
.,. rlat there was an interesting state OF
ruu, feeling in this town, and that
...n,y-liye. most Of whom are heads of
..m.Ii.>. have been brought to the Savior.
a-rotnt should have stated that these
,,,..; 40 a,,.-;,1...,,1,
,
ri, 10 the young people.
a., ato,t, ;,.,oa f,r ,,o uoo,,
r., n II
l,....af mi, ,lo.o fo,. ,,o,rovod ma
rotoI
-c,.rrn.bor0 has always been a fayOritc
---or for fishing parties from this section.
By Mr.. HHlprc'S card, Wh!c'. appears else
where il vii! be seen shat he keeps the
caspian House there; and we are confident
ra. H. strict attention to the wants OF hi:
.,,,t, vii! make this house pleasant re-
~, ..r ail who desire a few days agrecabl,
, lNtn. Two new boats are TO be put
o.. a- lake this season. and about the first
llmc they will begin to catch the bi4
=.
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:. ..,...,,, indication thot n o ruch ~
l,,.v.,,nont th;e c,,r,,oer will ba I'm
...,.,,oJ Tina hote, ke4nrrs and hoard
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:.. ai,,.;,,o. ,,.,,;,o,,.,.,,i,,, a.,
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H.. :1 accommodation.
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r0cAL MD SITE ITEMS.

,.,,,..t "a make The CaIuuo>AN valuable
..- and ogt ..i.'.d' in Caledonia Es7"A a"'
.- .,i!l confer 4 great favor TO us an"
...1.lly TO the interest OF the paper by sending
.r..ul.t. cgihir fogrn
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spttial Zsoyitfs.

Nn.ic1.--lhr Caledonia Cad..y Conference
vi meet At N,Iulo- FANS on Tues IJy June l.. a II
\ NJ Preacher OF opening sermon. Re- l. .. Bra>t ~.
WI. q. BALDWIN, Register
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DEATHS.

BIRTHS Marriages ami Deaths inserted FREE. obtua
lic>. including poetry. SIX GEMS line
i. mi ...ias. on he i:.n lis Nj. Loi. Fairbanks
uioa O: Ii. lat, Er:u- rarJa.k- i'll The .4;lr va.
A.ra-r.
L. :: ,lry My Il, Mr. Laura A. age! -. rii.
81, ". :. Randall.
L. !Ilv,rh!i y H., April %, E-,ei!e. oy iaugh.,r
If JOIN, AMI Augi.lI Park. aged Il.
L. Lawrence, ktrl- april -. Frederic y. aged .,
only -ouof u .vd Il. and Eli-,5';t \. P,.,.o!y
H. Luz. ui.rg. April =. Mr. Tylr IartshogI aged -
y, So H,.iwIck Apr! a >,r:h. wife of :. sinclair,
"a. :i daughter OF NJ. " .ri ru;b,c. She Torn
at So U.-dwi,k jan l.. I~, aud TIA remained there
ever since Sh" rIa.Tc, June t ia. She q
KIND All benevolent Wit. good ans! ntuErnt mother.
"a; be- example -"r,. ii family II! -n,Pty- nl
,oc many v,.n- has b,-n:, m.mhrr OF he Methodist
church And cirryin the principle Of doing good
nnto Others, day, nigh- and ",.k IL has spent taking
Of IT," -ick and h. dying Ia one instance the
-I,:-ir ui louInr-- en- be- seen.
Ii tn fall OF ISL. when TIA. awful srourge-tle choe-
passed hr"u:n Ii" vagr, al all Tut desoIaed The
vo!l,g population ;hr old During the time
mona Tom 70 tx weeks. III hoi-y 10 house. al
n..-t.n comfort and relief the sick and tn" diving
81, assisted h.r husband in putting into the coifim-
twenty dad h1d-s al IL, r. wee "me hard cases where
nv had to BE- rolled the C1.ii-- sheet. Wh.T
-o.l other lokrd their doors. and fled 10 the hills.
or -tnJ their ,niii:ru message h.,
from her ,!aus!,tr Dana ot Danv Ie:o leave tht
place. until tn. -coIrs:e pI--sd iy. Her
II, could DO morc good 10y staying a. home and takiu.
c,r of the distressed. But it they could find place
home, l}l--"d tiv that die in the Lord for thri
work. shall follow them" she has ft large circle o
tIitl,i- 10 mourn her los. Con-.
In Waterford My Casha.nc aged IS wife o. Hon
H.i.ham Pix.
Ia B'.h. \ IL, May E NJ. a 2 Smith, aged Is.
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Won,t .se auy Olher...The last and best

Wont Use any Oiher...The last and best
the right article finally; everybody likes it; is purely
vegetIe restores II hair in four weeks, money
funded 1t viii do every time. Three applications will
all rlmors the scalp. Ask for WEBsTEa'S VEGE
TABLE HAIR INyiGyKAUyi and don't take any other. For
ale by all Druggists tljul66
SMULANDER'S EXTRACT BUCkU
Cures Kidney Disease.
SNOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCkU
Cures Rheumatism.
SNGLAEnER'S EXTRACT BUCkU
Cures Urinary Diseases.
SMOLANDFR'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Gravel.
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Structures
The best fluid extract Buchu now before the public Is
Smnlner's For all diseases above, and Tor Weakness
and Pains in the back Female Complaints it perfectly
invaluable Fer sale by all apothecaries everywhere
Price 81. Try II, J;,ke no other. BURLEIGH ROGERS
Wholesale Druggists, 81 Hanover ST., Boston, Genera
Agents tan67+
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\ horse sound. good and true, suitable for
family use, work or lyaye. Also a second hand
nu.-y and harness. Ii /. JONES.
-, johnsbury Centre, Nay IS 1t
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Berry DaXI,' iiaiu ,i'i,r.

yb.h.ir r.,i9 rrr that -iv,s the best satisfaction s
PESrAGUINE. U-t, ard sold everywhere.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-18
BIRTHS.
CARRIAGES,

In R.,-,kly. Iowa. VI T,'r ., 4 daughter Mexaude
) and I.tyiila Meg.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-18

forty different STYLES, adapted sacred and secular uI-
sic for So to $500 each Fit one gold silver medals
pher first premiums awarded them. Illustrated
nsues tree. Al resr Mason y Hamn, Boston, Ma
Oh Brothers. heN York 80, G.
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SOFT 80.
thr Mason & Esamism Cabinet Organs

Made in the way, with the exception OF adding If
teen gallons wafer and sat. Al ID i an Ion
kettle. t>eqlU
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EARlIERS:

VIII d. well to remember the agricultural store
under the rassumpsic House, where they will
tn many article very convenient and profitable
tor tillerS OF Mother Earth H0Yr K MOORE
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.tlake iour Own Soap!
By saving and u-u- yJur waste
GREASE.
Buy one box OF the Penn. Salt Manufacturing; Cos
%NPONiFlER, Or Concentrated I've
patents o1 st and >ih Feb. $50,
Directions.

II viii make pounds OF excellent hard soap TWEEN
.dlU> vi tue Al unly about
cents Directions each box. Fox sale at al drug and
grocery stores.
Directions
Put one box If Sap infer into gallons wafer iknuck
OF the end and lei box boil until cInptjrS itself then
cut the :oN a!i tour .uI han pounds tat. aud
iyt II ton h"Hr>aIi 10 HnHr"S Th"H aii small half
pint salt, arit 1T bDu longer
yvu atd Halt gallon. Vi hot water and let 1t come
t. h,i. "a: >Hd tIMurrtal 81 cold water into tub
al box to Wei ruuIt The sides, then ply the soap in
t. >aiand all might, and CIT in bars III the morning
l. Viii be lit Tor Use IN lew wtChS.
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DcG'h By Dreaming.

Ur0'H by DFOHHiHO.
Fine particulars OF the drowning OF Mr..
VIM. y. Merrill. eldest son Of the late Rev.
David N rlill OF Peacham, Vt. are related
BY The Memphis Ledger as follows: He
Vas employed as travelling agent by the
tina Of c. +. Chamberlain d Co. of Mem
pA>. Tenn. 1t seems that on the morning
II -lpgi! 18th the unfortunate man started
AoIthWard from Grenada on horseback
crossing the river through a Hooded coun-
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Births Marriages ami Deaths inserted obtua
li,~. ',ltiIli. poetry. GEMS line.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-05


Fellow citizens Of every State, but es-
pecially Of those soon to hold elections,
we entreat your earnest, constant heed
to the grave questions now at issue. If
those who so wantonly plunged the
Union into civil war shall be allowed
by you to dictate the terms of recon-
struction, you will have hcedlessly
sown the bitter seeds of future rebell-
ions and bloody strife. Already you
are threatened with a recognition by
the President of sham Congress made
up of the factions which recently coal
esced at Philadelphia on n platform of
Johnsonism-a Congress constituted by
multiplying and overriding a plain law
of the land--a Congress wholly inspir-
cd from the White House, and appeal
ing to the sword alone for support. So
glaring an attempt at usurpasion wo'd
be even more criminal than absurd.
Happily, the people, by electing an
overwhelming majority of thoroughly
loyal Representatives., are rendering its
initiation inn ossible. '. o.. .sa
We cannot close without a most de-
served tribute to the general fidelity
wherGwitl,, i'm view of the Presidents
detection, the great body of the people
and even of the Federal office holders,
stand fast by their convictions and
their principles. The boundless pat.
ronage of the Executive, though most
unscrupulously welded againt those
to whose votes he owes it, has corrupt.
ed very few, either of those who have
shared, or Of those who would GLADLY
share in its enjoyment. Not one of tho
twenty-five States which voted to re-
elect Abraham Lincoln has given In
its adhesion to the Presidents policy
willie New Jcrsey-thc only free Stat,
that voted against him-has added her
self to their number. ..
Our great war has taught impressive
ly the peril of injustice; and the lessor
has sunk deep into millions of hearts
The American people, chastened b.,
suffering, are wiser and noblcr thar
they were, with n quicker and NOR,
open ear for every generous suggestion
The fearful lessons of Memphis ant
New Orleans have not been lost oi
them, rs is proved by the result of th'
recent elections in Vermont and Maine
We cherish no shadow of doubt tha
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, an,
iowa first, then New York, New Jor
sey, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin
Kansas, and Minnesota, will do like
wise, and that true restoration, gen
uinc, abiding peace will thus be secur
cd to our country-a peace that will en-
dure, because based on the everlastin,
foundations Of humanity, justice, an'
freedom.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-05

An AMEN IN THE RIGHT PLACE
At the conclusion Of the Johnson Phil
adelphia Convention the Throne of
Grace was addressed by conservative
clergyman, who ended his petition with
the Lords Prayer. Ii Is said that there
was no response until he came to tho
words: "Give us this day our daily
bread" when every member prickcd
up his cars and earnestly and solemnly
responded "A-m-e-n." That Amen did
not stick In their thrasts. though II
would have met with more hearty
rcsp0Dse Dad the chaplain interpolated
the words 'tnd butter. - Toledo Eludc.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-05
SIMEON FLEISCH,
IN. G. HEMENWAY,

TTORSI.x AND COUNSELLOR AT
N LAW, aud NOTARY PUBLIC. IE-
OAR FALLS. IOWA. viii practice In the Courts si
Black Hawk Buchanan, Bremen, Bufler, and Grtuady
Counties and attend Eonltly to all business connect
ell with his profession. caee southwest corner Over
snsu's Block. 4Stf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-10-05

MY DARLlNGS.

at#..y . BY ALICE CAREY.
When steps are hurrying homeward,
And night the world o'erspreads,
O. And see at the open windows .t.
The shining of little heads,
l think of you, my darlings, ""
In your low and lonesome beds.
And when the latch Is lifted, ..
And hear the voices glad,
/ feel my arms more empty,
My heart more widely sad
For we measure dearth of blessings
BY the blessings we have hnd.
But sometimes in sweet visions ...
My faith to sight expands, s....
And with my babes I'm his bosom,
My Lord before me stands,
And feel on my head, bowed lowly,
The touches Of little hands.
Then pain is lost i'm patience,
And tears no longer flow;
They are only dead to tho sorrow
And sin of life, know, s
For III they were not immortal
T. My love would make them so.