National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-11-16

InF n.vis at Fortress Monroe.
communication with
navis and his family are allowed.
\ FATHER AND THREE SONS .
ID DRoWNED.-BnHg0r, Ne. Nor. =
\ sad ease OF drowning occurred at .
Oldtown to-day. \ man named
James Thompson and all his child
ren-three boys of tender age
were upset in boat which they had
loaded with. sand, and all were
drowned. The father took his boys /
in his arms and sank while attempt /
ing TO save THEM.
Tho co,lovinris ona or Tnsh pi.
,inas, soyirae. g. 4 mems runnino
f,I. c4sc.. mis- m1in mind of a doc
tlo+,s lot bo s,nells of a-arvhndT
Ln non+s and w,ars hims, If. ali
n,.o,.n
lHE w EST AHDoNER hobBER'--
Inc operations OF El"yd, the rooper'
at west AndoV"r, \. H. are llle
amusing. 1t IS probable that he Sc
creted himself III the store in the
evening and was locked III When the
propnetorS closed up 10 go nome.
red the back door and thus secured
free egress. Atterpacklng mp the
Soo!H MS ,, iirS' uo'lse ~ was vas 70 "1iN 'i:, d
vsI. toward nanhnr,. srattn,ina
mems socks and other articles along
the way in order to deceive his p,r-
SufrN' III @ol'@ o'tN 10 We SURF
4Ia - ,"0 .Iolihar,o norn,oi,neI
whpqlipr thp Goods down thc high
way to the Potter Place depot.
mile and half distant. Apparent
y Wishing /" deceive people as 20
~ a., nai',a,i w. ", hiinnd l,nsnjf ,,,on
t;4nIl, 10 hoots oad rnhbrrs and
would vn3r - nnir of thn farmer
.ovvh;lp aDd +bcn \ mir of ;he latter.
inns Ieov;ug r3t1arn,ivel mn tracks
At last the property was safe on
board the tram. hnt ! loydS lhaoIll-
20 P"l ms ,"It' ., anu @ t'ie uiHGoi ,! ,.s PiS
ol oI : iod r. his detact;on
The following was published ID
HajyeyS Na0a:ij}c ten wears ago
,o.,a hofor, +ho,.,.o,.nt :. dood drol,-
q"
. y correspondent gives the follow
ing passage on a debate between
.ndv Johnson = candidate for onh
I , II cu,.a,
/ '''' '''''"''' "''>' -
f Eaole Orator. The debate was So
,.aro ond ovc;toa ,o,,o, i,torost
W ,,. ,,'.-'
. Nl'lN ''oS''' MS Sl''e'h " ''i' '"'> i"
> hili!ATin% defamation:
. We met this Eagle, and | cai
e say. with an honest heart. that IN
+ has none of my flesh on his talon
+ hone of my blood on his beak."
This was GOOD. and would hay
i boo, s,,n,,,on I,,4+ho ,nd;sr,,,
q - ','' w y
t :" "'S ''iiii'e''ia'eiS rose 10 HIS iee
and replied
'Tis true the honorable gcntl,
man has met the Eagle, and bear
no traces of having left flesh on hi
talons or blood on his beak. An
T. It's not strange. nv friends: fo
a those of you who know the hah;
e of our national bird know full we
!. that he never feeds unon carri0n e.
.SHch SboW and such a diScon
future made Andy quake. but didn
Il defeat him for Governor.
n y HONEYMOON III ohlN DlI
n ~ RBED'-" iearh iroin u 81 LOU
+. D"Pdtc" tiat me WeuuihS 'oui Oh
n uiN gnouS c'Vrh III 'ha' citN la'ei
g met VITA an unpleasant ttrlnlhatIo
near concord, y. IL. IL appear
in mat ABOUT Il year ago aaron
: klmpaii' lormtriN q heutcnaht
or tue lSt'l New hampshire volunteer
10 ana iater Il de!eeliNc uu,i"r we
d, Baker at W aa,ilhS'"h, Obtained
in situation with JameSoi' '"ttih@
IN Co. Wholesale dIN goods dealers
AZ =. ''."''''' fa,,.'"n,.;,io IN ~" '
as summer to JacNsonNlile' III, Wht
NY he made the acquaintance OF In
he thallrn, a young Iauy AttcndiI
~. school IN that place ne attr'
,o' OF his line of travcl-hiS collectio