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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18
Harper s Ma gazine-

T; One of the most pcstilcntial sheets is
sued during the war and sin &c Is Harper
Weekly and their Monthly Magazn
They have in their illustrations and artl-
clcs studiou,ly insulted everything South
crn, and used their best endcavors 70 IN
fame the hostility Of the two sections In
this labor of love they arc still busily en-
ployed. As consequence Of their m''is-
nant fanaticlsm and neglect to their leg'u-
mate mission, the literary tone OF their
notifications has scnsibly dcclin 4 uAi'I
tbcv lrave reached the grade Of the - \ q
low Kiver trash. James +. Skunk, OF
Yorl, Pa in IN address delivered recent
Ilv at Bedford, Pa. thus aptly dcscrl5e-
the character Of the stories;
II is the simplest thing in the world 70
write one. Reuben Tarbutton goes sol
I;rrjno (the bounty in Rcuben'S district |
may remark was 81 5000 and leaves Nellie
pnoIittle disconSolatc. Nellie devotes 'her-
,elf 10 knitting stockings for the negro
trOtDS tlfltlt news tblilNN VI - 49,
which. Of course. takes place III he very
middle of the deadly breach. Nellie, there
upon having dried up her tears on her
anron. concludes to soothc Reuben ; depar-
ted spirit by muistcring to his eompan'on>
who are left behind and forthwith becomes
an army nurse Finally, she happens TO
be wandering through the wards OF
strange hospital wncn she hears tam
liar voice exclaiming, "Oh, that
could but see Nellie, and die happy
She bounds forward, tears back the cur
tain. there is simultaneous squcal leu
ben" Nellie" and these two pure
hearted young beings are locked IN each
others arms OF course, Reuben WASH
killed at all The story was invented 10y
base Copperhead who was his rival, and
hadn't pluck enough to 60 the war lie
was merely wounded by 20 inch eannls-
ter ball in the chcst-soon gets on his les
they are marricd-settle down IN neat
cottage. With m eligible onion patch at
tachcd- blessed with brood OF healthy
Young Abolitionists who come 10y TWINS,
and here the moral sneaks in) are
steady purchasers Of all the stuff tie II ar
Pc PRINT
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18

ed upoh'>hcir intrinsSs merits aioiie' ana
We have .1ru< endeavored 20 weigh them
and have found them te be exceedingly
Sn,r,-lite AMI therefore fcathcry- but
i no, our purpose to discuss the value q the
Governors counsel> IN this connection. Our
,nrnn.a is. to impress upon the qualified
yo.ors If The State who may favor the re-
peal II the Registry Law the importance
Of bringing their wishes in this regard 10
tho a.-en,ian If the Legislature at once
Tho ,in,c it's true. i short for ac:Ion,
hnt # the work Is commenced at once and
vigorously prosecuted, it will be found
annie to accomplish the end ~ view We
cannot roal;z. that the Legislature VIII dis
r.e,,.1 the expressed viii If a clear ma
;a~i+y &C IL voting constituents, bat II It
s5n,,}d. tbs much will be gained, that a
majority Of the voting population OF the
STATE Will be arrayed against the Leglsia-
tnrc and in any event, will be committed
against the Registry Law at the next
election. We hope hat the Convention
which Is to assemble in Baltimore on the
9th instant. win take this movement un-
der its protection ana give it all The aux
iliarv aid in its power. 1t is manifest to
orr inlemcrt that tho proper levcr t. work
with m.on tie Legislature rs the 4uaiIhcd
ya,.ry Of the State in contradislinetion to
thc mixed motive powers evoked BY the
rr,i,jons now in current circulation.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18
The State legislature

Notling Of very special interest has oc-
cunied the attention of ,hi~ bo'ly np to pres
cnt writing. On Monday last, Nr. Speak
cr Frazier introduced resolutions endorsing
the reconstruction policy Of President
Johneau As set forth ilI--his late Message to
CONGRESS. which were made the special or
der Of the dav for the 18th. We shall be
able to Judge from the discussion likely to
arise unon these resolutions whether the
radical, have any fpothold IN our State
Legislature.
\ spcck of war appeared in the Senate
If the nitcd States on Monday last IN the
shape of resolution from Mr., Chandler
Of Michigan. The resolution recommends
+hc Withdrawal Of our minister from the
Court of st. James for the refusal ON the
n,rt of thesBritish Government TO mdem-
nifv Us for damage done to american
commerce during the late war. I". CEN
f,, Chandler is man Of no weight IN th'
Senate ailI Of no account any where
In the House, MIR. Bro"mai(. OF Ia ;
offered a resolution to inquire into tn" rN-
n.';.n.y nf ordering an election IN the
District Of Columbia at which tn negroes
,ha.I vote to decide bv ballot whrthrr the
white men Of the District shall be allowed
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18
A n orse Thief.

The stables of Nr Fcnwiek. the pro
rrctor of the Union Hotel IN our Village.
were entered on Friday morning last by
some rascal unknown and valuable grey
horse. with saddle and trimmings. stolen
,hercfrom. Efforts have been f'ade to re-
cover the stolen property, but thus TAR
thev have been without effect As 1t Is
very likely that the thief Will attempt &c
diSpos, of his plunder in some ot our
nci1hborinr counties, we append d'ScFiP-
tjon of the horse for the protection OF par
ties who may be tempted to make an IN
v,stment in the stolen property light IRON
grey. five years old, about fifteen hand:
high. gallopS pleasantly but docs not pace
no notable marks rcmemhGred
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18
The Democratic Almanac

We have received from tn" publishers,
Naa Fvric, Horton < Co., No. lo- Mas
san Street. New York an carly copy OF
tLiq valuable work which We could wish
to see in every Democratic family IN our
State. The price is only - cents per copy
The value of the ilstornation contained III
the "Amanac cannrt be estimated III
dollars and cents. Il cnbraccs every va
rjcty of statistical data which can be OF IN
tcrest to the general reader, containing IN
,l]itiou Astronomical calculations and cal
enlars for every Latitude, together with
an immense budget of political and ms
rellaneous information, all OF which ap-
pears | have been selected with great
Judgment an0 :, have been carefully nia'se
M. The "Almanac." also, has the novel
* Of preaching democracy from The odd
standpoint OF the Constitution, an" : al
tnqc,hcr. one of the ch apcst aud most
valuable publications. Of the day Demo
Gratis. rive it encouragement
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18
State Convention.

It having been determined by the or
roncn,s of the Registry Law in THIS
State to hold q Convention in the city
of Baltimore on the 2ith instant 10 take
steps 10 effect the repeal Of this oppFes-
sivc Statute and, as it is desirable that
St. Mary's should be represented IN that
Convention, we feel ourselves. authorized,
in the absence of higher authority, te
recommend tina, the opponents Of thl>
law in this county assemble in Mass
Meeting in LconarItown on Saturday
next the Doth instant, TO appoint two
delegates TO represent us in that conscn-
ton.
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a New Enterprise

BY reference to our Advertising col
nlnns. it will be seen that Mcssrs. v.
C. Wood & Co.. have established them
selves in our village for the purpose Of
carving on the Coach Making business.
with sts different cognate branches. We
bcspcak for the new enterprise h'er"l
share of county pa atronagc-- and sincerely
hone that our worthy friends may sue
ceed in, establishing prosperous buol-
ness in this market. Encourage nome
enterprise and industry.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18

rs4~ The Spectator. new Catholic fam
lily paper, recently started N NasAnsto n
d. G., has already, we are pleased 70
learn. established itself as :, great favorite
in Catholic families throughout this arch
dioccss. It is conducted with market
ability and is entitled to a generous paTo-
mage from the Catholics otthls eonn'1H. It
is published by c. + Miller, Esq, Wash
imeton. u. c., at 50 per ann'ln. Sec Cd
vcrtiscmcnt of publiahersn another column
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sccid, NJ 20 Mr.. Earr.s-

rs some fippant speculation has been
INDUCED abroad as to the causes for the
absence of Mr. Harris from his seat il
Congress- at this time. we have DEEMED
il proper to state that he has been con
fined to his home from the effects of a
fall upon the ice during the late severe
freeze We are pleased to be able to
state however. that he is now rapidly
convalcscng and expects to be able to
resume his. representative duties IA q i1"
Anrc
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Sta te Normal Schools.

The State Normal School, prospectus
Of which we publish in another column,
was opened on Monday last in the saloon
af the Red Mems Hall, Baltimore, Md,
under the charge of Prof. NJ T. NcWaii
nrincipal. The object of the school is to
provide for the education OF those VIZ" DC
sire to become teachers in the public schools
OF Mary land
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18

FIVE STATE for the information Of
those yho may not know the tact. 'h'f '"'
Or}h;9n, Court IS auth'r'zed 70
bind out such negro children as may be
brouoht before them Many have sup
posed that the negroes have been '"fh'''
out Wild hy the act Of emanclrat''n' ana
o..rc amcnab]c to M law; but it has
been decided otherwise by the Court ol Ap-
peals.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18
No Court

The adjourned termof our Circuit and the
rerular term ot our Equity Court, which
WAS 10 have commenced in Lconardtown
on Monday last. WAS postponed. we learn
in consequence Of the inability "t ii'S
Honor Judge Brent 10 :attend "t the
t;Ac stated
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18

SlAorsI> OF Coy. SNANN ?"
We give the following nfief ><<,n't7'- Y
the message If Coy r"a1n- -
also the message II tau t'r the '2"'.'' -.
those who have the leisure al ''' i"'', ''' e
to wade Through It's nteriHIt.i'L" -I '-.
The reason assigned l',r %',,'' ~, ..' +;,. -. :,
session Of the l4c-l~I'ture a 'i'i~ ''''' 7
sad TO be the condition ot TIE uA''li2,S'
and the failure 70 make the rrelt oI me
State available on satisfactory terms E'' ''1
the provisions OF the oiu,i'E 2''. =
conmer1rd that the act br - aa ''-'.'' =
to exempt the bonds tF'm Nl"'e' ''''.''
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The Governor S Mesa sc

! Ia+ \ kun0nali~
Legislature "'i'''' -;
on Che 10Th instant ! '''usn :,
GUS an el phant % pc '@l''@'''
newspaper e"'efP''z% ',''.. r,,,.r. who
ton. Those N''F'I'iG " .,..-
may wish to ENJOY 'he iuN0T5 = '',
animal whole aTri c!''''e u '''S' -,
city paf~'s OF 'he --''' i''>'''''
best we have f'ecn '''. = ~ -
'rons ", have done " - -.
another column the s"''''', "'3
monster of Message. "'''' !
sc refer fer ehaFae'@''s'iS '',''' n
ing that we have o'''' ''''''''''
" Gn2et'' for these SPc''if'. : "a -
thc Governor s'al' '.''''''' '''''''7 i -
hce.
The only Justification We nave = i'.'' "'.''
to see sr calling the ''27''''''''' = - "
extra session at this tmr was - p" "' W.. q
remedy for the monNtF""N i''J''a'I'5 - '''e
Registry Law ms i''"e''' ''
crnor docs not propose t@ disturb !'F wv
present nor for the future ''l'fr. ".''' :. !
shall be discrcred that TIC i'E'l ,i''''"'''S
which consists Of about "n'-thil' q on
voting population shall become "'lI,''E -
surrender the elective lll'''L''9 -,
at present enjoy 1t THIS i'!'' "'''''''''
shall persist IN holding ''' . - I !" -
shall be able 70 d' So '''' =" = !, =,
amiabc ard Will h'id OH 700 -" ,''
er hand, If the f"y'l 2n'h'' - f',''''
up its m'n' To "'''''''' y, ~ ~
to do IT. "'v- 0""'''' - ~ .l'..ona3
h4e but Will ao'''''''' "','' .,N ~.
eonsclcff''o"s J ''l'' ,",' ,,,.
take t" Dc the N'sN o '''' - ~
sage anu II 0' ,,,
eminent h''''S' - l,
",S'', - ''' .,..of tro Qualified vo-
Gu 1,,,.,. ,..,,,-
'c'' o' wv :, i1 Wo ,r
'A'"',N' " 49,, = How can
''o' '' ,.+.;.,.
''''' oo '''e, ''''' , n ~.
e" oy p''''''''9 :" ~, ..a.o f,,
paw VI r,.or,. ,utor !,
'n' ,..t.r. j.,
ics'S'e'e>' ''''' = ~,
each 'fce''h P''eA''s' -,
whole State, Is m''''' :" '''''
arc in this county. Tor '">''''y''. =
dr'd qua''htn N''''s - '.','''
petition tor 'li' ''l'''' =" y"
Law, s'gn'' 'E '''t '''''''
tiers, (ani WoulU p' 9'~"~N ~
drcd and n'n"ty-n'n" 'f 'he'n y ''''"g'','-
Gated by the ceFeHl'''' "' 't' -
county that the S'@h''S "''' "''E
voters, w""'' anu S''''''''' ~ .'''' - y
command iF'h Us ~ o''' '''''''
rcscntatires. we are '"'''e
representatives require no ''h''''''p' i'''''
us IN TINS matter o'''''>V
both Of them are thoroughly s"'lSI'''! ''
che crying injustice "t the h'4'S'fS la"
and are both ANXIOUS to ''l''''''' y '','''
the Statute Book But. "'0n'''nS 'n''
tfny were in favor OF 1t, IN tbe f''e OF so1''
petition as We have Indicated what "'"-
c. ''ornativc would be lett hem as h'"'f-
no'' men o"> :" carry ont the prayer ''
the peuuoh' as Tar 'S lay III Their power
or resign Ana inc same '"rnatlvc, IN
the face OF similar Pe'''e''S' "o''' o' re
sentcd to the representatives, 'f"m o'n'r
sections of the State VIII" can d'"'' the
result What representative would 'c
reckless enough to ga'nsny the 'NPf'SS'd
will of clearly ascertAihed h2}'''y u '''S
voting constituents! II he were, "oni" IL
not result in his perman%nt o'nlShm'hl
from all represent ativc positions hereatteri
And is it to be supposed that N"Ih a Sc
qniter as this would be without effect III
determining representative action III tins
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18
90 acres,

.'HUNTTR'S HILLS and HOGS CON-
FUSION"
4
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New Loyal Papers.
IIdm he Hiichit pftiI.

We arc happy to gee that loyal P'per.
have been started in tho counties OF
Upshur and Preston papers that bid
fair for usefulness, as they give evidence
oc being under competent management:
The rebels manifested great deal OF
enterprise in establishing, or rather
starting papers for the canvass on the
amendment. They went on starting now
papers until they reached the number OF
nineteen, almost MI cf which were edited
by. rc;arucd -cbcl soldiers. or. northern
louchiaccs, who wcre strangers - nero
aIycaturcrs amongst US. They bought
up loyal papers wherever they could,
aud lu,ncd them into treason grinders.
Thu4 went the Pnrkcrsburs Gazette, tho
F.;rmnnt .Nn'ionni, and BucEhannon Re-
pyLHran. The result Of the election 10
those counties will not, however, DO
likely to stimulate to any more such en-:
tcrp!iscs. Most of these coppcrhcad
sheets will now begin to wilt, and will
soon Gic on'. Some Of them will not
'on: survive the lato disaster to tho
cause which they were started for tho
purpose c: sas'a;n;n=; and but. few Will
survive tho fall campaign. ln this state
Of things. it is peculiarly gratifying to
see good, loyal, and true papers being
established.
When We reflect on the mighty power
Of the press uyon the public mind, for
good or c,r evil, wo caa not but hopc
;h,i the loyal people Of this loyal State
w..l be promp. to sustain these entcr,
priscs wherever they nrc attempted and
we hope soon 20 zee the dry, when every
loyal county will have its paper. truly
representing the sentiments OF i's people,
and "lucp,in. the sentiment Of the coua'
,ry 70 ,i:h, views Of public a1llrs.
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The MACPHERSON is Made OdiouS.

n,,b,c, s.mmns late commando, Of
.ho r;r,,n .AI,h,m,' recently released
rrom nr;so, Lv order Of the President.
;,a. h.rn r,cr,cJ Judcc Of one Of the
'.nnr,, w NJ AInh,m, Tho President has
;n..rrc,oJ tho commander Of our forces
,hcrc ,b., Srmmcs sh,ll not be permit.
ted to enter UPON the duties Of his Office
until re shall have been nqrloncd. 1t will
hc rnw,nbrrcd ,ha, ! II. Monroe, an cx
rebel oc,hc mostyirulcn, tvpc. vas recent.
lv elected TO the Office of Mayor Of New
0rleao. Gsu~Canby woull pot permit
him to take possession Of tic Office until
he was par,lonca. Only few %ecSs
cInrscd Until the necessary pardon VA
,.n.,.,l mil j., !, r,,y :ln iI,yor Of
Kew Orleans, We sha,! 40: ae surpr:scl
=. ,;,,o III, ,x.r,L.l Admiral
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ENGLAND al:! America.

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e.'F't - "I' .,,I 1mr;.,, ,;" mr. ,innn..
=: ~" .,!t ','t - ':n,..,h. t,g.,rn, between
hornr,.l. H., ,r ,,I di,hoa.r..le neutrality.
T 80. ,nn 1%"., rn,-ryrr a.,r;LY.e ne
49,. ' ,,,,, ,r,.o Tn;,.l :, .rs :, our re-.
.Y';'i ~,,j r., r;.h,, rr:h.r ,i.aa 80 aoy par.
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Army Of West Virginia.

| Col. y. II. Stro:hcr, in closing his re.
por; Of the Lynchbprg Espcli'ion md
the Shenandoah VTiiey campaign Of 1861
addressed to General Ilun,er, pays the
following wc!!.lcseTred compliment to
the army of West Virginia: /
have thus given brief sketch OF
military movements and events rartici
pa,rd in by the Army Of West Eirginia
while under your command, from the
2lst of May, 1861, to the 9th Of August.
have always considered tho move
ment on Lynchburs "a, onn or,tho bold
Us, aud best conducted campaiSns Of th"
war. That the motives which actunIr1
it fully justified the hrznrd incurred, +,
and that the results obtained by vcrY
imaLr1nn,H forces have been fully nc
kmowIcdgcl hy those who best Under.
stood their real valuc. icu,..Gcucra!
Gran, handsomely ackuow'e 'ses that
"#II al been accomplished that wa
possible under the circumstances, aud
more than could hare been hoped for. v
"s"v','"; i ~ '.o,; n"on )" .r,". w ~, c,H nr a.,
people ., "'o' -' "''.' .L, ". '"' M
''"'"' '''o'H', '"''" '""' "' ~ "",,,'a',D ,., ~,
',"''", ?' 'I '","5 - w -" ''I ,,,,, |",. -,
10y hy"'"'"'@ """ 'I"','''' ,",J ,:j
I" re 3'',''"'."' '"'"', .. r,"'' ,i,, - -, rL,y
"'' "''y" =" "|T' .'',' '''' III
I'"N, ""|" ~" ',"''"'I' ," "''" "'.'"'''
.''f me- '"'! " ''"'"'' :. ,,,
The vital importance o. l'yAr" 'n'H
as a r"~cry" depot. ava pT"1''"h r'''r
o' r"'rrn, il cIs" u: The ahhni'nme"' o.
Isirhmnni, wm TUX? npp"rrl';l ~ 'A"
rebel ar'hDrl;lr7. ~ iht 'nI''h H'"''S
it W., either not fully uni"r'tp"d' or
the approach deemed TO. h'z'rdons'--
When the enemy >aw, therefore, 'H"'r
i'I:ai weakness %iS discovered ""I Ia"
approaches a1FcHiT rcconn"i'"r2'' IL
wa Obliged t. dispatch inr'c - pro-,
ic'' II at al ha%IFaS' Nearly on" '"!' !
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Gen. Duval and the soldiers.

We commend TO We; Virginia sol!
d:~.s the :o!Iowin: truthful ut;eTaEcc
from Gen. !. II. puTal, whom they a.
know. lis an cx:rac; from letter o.
The Generals to the editor Of the Point
Peasant Register:
Il can not realize thu: any good SOL
,iicr ha, gone, or will 20 over to the en-
cmy. and vote with that party which has
exc. since the commencement Of tEt
war, Gone every thin: in its power to de
>,roy the Government: an! having failed
i. ROW trying, by i new "ch, to accom-
pI:sh the same end. would be yer!
,orry TO hear Of even Que Of the brave
men whom had the honor 20 command
vo,in. wish The party which, at all time
during the var. did every thing 10 it,
power to destroy ,hsEa and their families
for it can not be denied that. the Copper
head party is largely Eadc up OF return
cd rebels and rebel sympathizers. yer!
M uch fear the few officers who have gone
over were always disloyal." >"
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neck, and 10 wunstIlismisst tho charge
ns unroundcd andTfirolous.

as unroundcd and4firolous.
"My brc,hrcn,I"tf fez I, ",hc action Of
Bro. Pogram is ,notlonly justi6ahlc. but
is comuendablc a6a worthy Of imi,a
>hun. Ham wuz Gust by Noer and con.
demncd by him to Serve his brethrcn.-
The uigser is the .aesconlan, of Ham
and we are the desccuGau, w the trcth,
rem, and CT Nocr. he'll clear rite to cuss
one uv his sons ADD sell em out to the
balance Nv the boys ior all time, We hcv
icd wood on the ,n%ser, for it is clear
lhat;he wuz 'mado 4Ip labor for US aud
mtnistcrt 10 our waGt'. So it was ny
brethren until an Ape he'd power inter
frcd and delivered hin out uY our hand.
Wot shcl wc do? W.T. We cannot do
By force wc mu,,do hyinrncceriu. We
can't any l"n2cr romp' the niger 70
furnish the means. an! therefore in
order % iuIli! the >k?iptr r, we are ju-'i.
lird IN accomplishing hy ou: soopcrior
skill wat We used 10 do with whips aud
dor.s.
1.-THE spectacle Nv Ero. Pogram's 5
marching into Bo>com's w;h that ii .=cr
wuz II sublime spectacle and one well
calculated to cheer The heart Of the troo
Dimckrat. He had vanqu shed him in
an encounter where skill ruz required,
thus dcmon,;ra'in the <oopcri"rity L"
the An.lo.Sayon mind-he led him 4
captive aud made w him spoil.
"Wood, wood that wc al had mig
ger to play with for drinks. The ease i,
i;-smi, ed. the cost - be laiI hy !hc
complainant"
The sail, uv gu: %jrm i stronger than
ever. Thi. trial, cz it rt.r'cI, l. a new
and ,,rons ahu,n"nt--l tai and stron@
tower.
pETEL"rIN Y. Massey.
I.ri, Pastor uy tic C.nrth ~ he No"
D;sHcm,"ehun.
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Ak auci:orccr vas selling library al
auction. lie was not "e!! 'cr! in books
ba, he scanned ;he titles. trusted to luck
and ven; ahe1l. Here you haze" he
said. " Dnnyaa's Pilgrim Progress; hos
much m / offered Zoe il? l!ow muc!
DO hear for the Pilgrims 3 Progress, b
John Danyan? II: !:rst book, gen
t!cmcn. with six superior iil1.t:at;ons
how much do hear? All about the
Pilgrims, Ly John Eunyan! Ieii;
where they come from, where they land
ed, an what they done after they land
ed. Heres pictur Of one of 'em goin:
abou. Plymouth peddli"', with a PACK
on his back
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EDWIN JAMES AHD JrDAH J. HE:'

EDWIN JAMES AHD JrDAH J. Ben
IAvr%.-Thc English paper, state that
the Law Society 0: Lincoln's Inn have
admitted the Ia,c Secretary Of the Con-
l:lcracy to practice a, the English bar
without going through the usual hTc
years Of s,uden,ship. This favor, they
az, las been conferred in exchange for
the courtesy shown by tho Supreme
Court Of New York in admitting Edwin
james to the bar.
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Wife," said married man, looking
for his boo, juck, after she was in bed,
/" I have places where keep all my
things, and you ought to know It."
"Yes," said she, ought to know
where you keep your late hours, but
don't"
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The Richmond Dispatch can not inn.
cie what has induced 1" Porte Crayon"
(Col. S,ro,her) to accept Il consnlshIp to
Buenos Ayrcs, "uaiess he feels uncon.
Portable in the new State which be aided
in carving out Of the limits Of the O!d
Dominion"