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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-31
% % a@ HYDE PARK, VERMONT WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81 1866

j -
ting his hand in his pocket, to find pos
tai currency, when he felt his respiration
suddenly checked, and saw the orator
and his audience dancing before
his e..s', while at the same nom Mt,
he heard a laundering voice saying;
"Ah, you good d-for-nothing little ras-
call have you now! Run away did
you? Now l guess you'll come back
again" And Seth realized that he was
in the clutches of Farmer Judkins.
\ He found it useless to resist SO he was
taken to the railroad station, and in a
short time was on his way back to his
prosecutors farm. 1t was many days be.
fore Seth could find an opportunity to
send word to Mr.. Howell, but he did find
chance at last, although he was watch
ed every night, and after a great deal
Of trouble he succeeded in taking Seth
back with him, but Farmer Judkins was
very angry, and stamped about, and said
he would have his revenge some way. All
the money which Seth had with him was
untouched, as be took very good care not
to let any one know that he had it
Farmer Judkius had what is called an
Indian temper" and hearing that Bos.
ton man had a mortgage on Mr.. Howell's
place, he managed to buy it, and then de-
manded immediate payment. Mr. Howell
was not able to pay so much money a
one time but this was just what Jud
kins wished. He therefore foreclosed tn
mortgage, and the house was ADVERTISED
for sale on a certain day. ... .a+'
1t was sad time for the Howells t.
see their homestead taken from them s
mercilessly, but Judkins had no bowels Q
compassion, and would not delay the ma,
ter. ..'-
Seth was sorrowful, too, for he felt tha
he was the cause of all the trouble, an
he now greatly longed for the power
relieve them. ...... ..... .....
One day, within about a week of tn
time of the appointed sale, Mr. Howe
came home, and, unfolding newspape
said to Seth r.iaJ .s Z
Read this-it must mean you, Seth
The ostonished hoy took the paper
Boston one-aud then read the followin
? notice.
! "If any of the heirs Of Seth Bass, fo
9 merly of Nottingham, England, will ca
on Jonas Webb. at Barristers' Hall, the
/ will hear of something greatly to the
advantage" .aa +. .I t..... aa. a.,.
y Seth went to Boston the next mcrnin
e with Mr.. Howell. and found that by Il
e death of relative in England, he (Setl
te was heir to fortune of about $4,000
r. Seth was almost crazy with joy, and b
first exclamation was a. .eao r"ele
of Now, Mr.. Howell. you will not ha
t. to sell the house, for have money for "
b to pay the mortgage .'"saar
Or Mr.. Webb willingly advanced enout
for this purpose, and that very night Fa
d lner Judkips was waited upon. and pa
ut the whole amount Of the mortgage, Tn
; unexpectedly did Seth find himself able
id repay Mr. Howell for the kindness
in shown him. and Mr.. Howell had reas
to be thankful that he had done all
d could do to make Seth happy and CO
ut tented. t........t. .,,,....,.g "a. ,
h. A few years after that the old, weat
c, er.woru sign of John N. Howell was ia
en- down from the brick store, and n
at one was pu. up, which read, "Howell
| Bass" 40. ....... ...,,...,t...,t ,..,..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-31

ggThe telegraph has already reported
the fact that the New Jersey House Of
Representatives has adopted the constitu-
tional amendment prohibiting slavery, by
a vote Of AZ to 10. The Republicans had
but SO members, consequently several
Democrats must have voted for it. In
the Senate the Republicans have one ma
iority. and the amendment will uudoutcd.
ly pass that body. booe aa.s s3dI
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-31

O. Drinks" are now called "leg-
stretchers in Vermont. 1t is an every
day occurrence for some passengers in the
stage coaches. while the latter ace waiting
at the hotels for mails. to say. u guess l
will get out and stretch my legs" which
always ends in their having drink some
where in the hotel. .5ls JBe ro8gr1fr
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-31

ANOTHER DEFAuLTeR.- eR.---John Cooke,
Cashier of the Catskill IN. W National
Bank, is reported to be adefaulteroto the
amount Of 100000. N lsrs5m grog
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-31

800 IN. A toast: "fhe Prcss-It express
ses truth re-presses error im'presses
knowledge, de-presses tyranny, andoop-
presses none. Jvigoa l5sQ y9g 10 jl3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-31

What is the difference between a school
master and railroad conductor? One
trains the mind, and athes other mipds iths
train. -'t
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-31
DENTISTRY.-P. W. J. PEcI
dsntist. JohnsonI VT. Natu
Licensed Auctioneers.

RIDDLE, licensed auctioneer. Johnson
|. Vt Prompt attention given TO the basi.
b and all business done under this license lot
Fasonable compensation.
h q. DOANE, licensed auctioneer, John
\ son, vt. Prompt attention given to this
Diness. llfsr r.sf.f 40 gat
DwINELL, licensed auctioneer,, Hyde
!. Park, Vt. All calls promptly ATTENDED Vo'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-31

NpwkEDJ ]. TAYLOR, house-p e-painter Worthwhile,
y W. Heis prepared 10 do all kinds OF work
konging TO his profession such as painting. gla-
bring, paper.hanging. DO. Furniture stained,
hishe0 aud made zs new.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-31

9TA young lady in Louisville while
on her way to get married was rua over
aud killed. ar. aaiinoH ai gsIans
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-31

esgA man in Murray, New York, has
sued his father, and brought his brothers
as witnesses. Iiahh "a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-31

fMMET WELLS. Commission Dealer in Hops,
Y No. 43 Front Street. New York. References
|hoharie County Bank. Schoharle. rirst
Ational Bank Of Cobleskill, N Y Unad'lla
<nk. Uuadilla, N Y; First National Bank OF
|nghamton, N Y; North River Bank, New
Prk City. 4s
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-31

kEA man ip Minnesota ate SIX dozen
raw eggs ID twenty mindsos-on'a wager
Of course.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-31

esyThe Chicago Fenians have promised
to raise two regiments armed and equipped.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-31

H. MILAN, Merchant Tailor, johnson.
/. VI. All work done by him will be IN the
" manner aud warranted TO fit, Cutting done
Others to make. Terms cash. oVyi'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-31
Physician

Gnyslclaus.
MEIGS, Physician and Surgeon, Hyde
Park, Vt. Office at American House. .s y
ETA DR. MOVIE has taken rooms at
ssT5 ~ lshams Hotel, Bakersfield
kn1D where he will insert TEETH upon
tuBBER BASE at as low PRICES as any DENTIST
4 state. Also teeth cleaned. filled, and dis
of the gums treated. Teeth inserted upon
Ser at from 81 to $lS per sett,
Ia DENTISTRY.-P W. J. PECK
~ IL dentist. Johnson.lyt. Natar-
sEs,) al teeth put in the best state OF pre-
yYcC servation.H Diseases OF the gums
essfulIy treated. Artificial teeth made In
y style known to the profession. 40
n. H0LBRO0K, NJ. D., physician and sur
geon, Wocott, Vt. Office. at his residence, = /,
puse formerly occupied by G A Root. Smoo
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-31
juaills gtwsaealer:

rsLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,. IiH
4 PARK, LAMo1LLE COUNTY, VT.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-20
BurCnlO'S
) DDptogrlpb Stubelt.
Tgto 7 uno ID 81 6amiIton Strabe,
- 2luentaun, penni.

6. SO. gurtaw rGnlGt shrnbieiafe feline
Freunee unp pas @atlltum fb'rbanpt gu bsradb'
.rt6ttatn. pas er lstns neus p toic csrapb
,Stute, am Woptaa ben i7ten Ssghmtsr ct.
asffnen plre--wsldss fir 9soutmlidrfstt mot ~
aibsrtr,ff III. tnpsm fe ein Grit 70 'rts EN- can'
Mot bat purtb wsltb sr nun tn zen Stdho as
,5sst n, critic @labs peturts gu nsbmfn, uno 3wat
SON tn bic 3 S,eunotn. Die neue G,altri
IN In Dem mtia btaasmen 5ted Ter Stant. unf
,ales&faus lsbr b.ausm fur altlite gsricntn unf
;Rtnpsr. inpfm lts ouf Dem sweiisn StcdUnf isis
mrs ususn GaetGurts pie Swsits sturs untfrhdlt
Sbsr erlisn Nlttonai Sanf, uno ssssniibsr isnsn
saIten Stanrplob. III.
@fIs :pieturss bic ssucmmer,. tpsreen rrdrran
siirt --@n apruf mirp strsrbistiah sssttsn.
Danftar fdr Die fsGtsrs 70 ittr litsrefs In
ssuiiiis ma. briftsr OurG fir'fis Nuimc tlamtsr'
.auf FIN @slGdf, on isinsm Ylaes, sins Ucttoau
ar psrlelbsn srlsbsn 81 tbnntn.
s~ Gis alts Galsris wisb elsidfats rFfn
Blieben
sa,-a ai g, @. 8ureap.
sSspitmbr II. 1866. ra''
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9fcuer GDblenbDf.

-
Dts untsr,e Gn'tsn astsn b'srpurd Bathri6t
oob IL I'm n ien Warp, q, fta Rorp Sdie FER
o-mtiton Siraes. twfbsn Der 3nn Gtrcee unt
or Serbian Bride. tintn aueatbtbntsn Rpbitn
tof nofnt b0bsn. uns bsr tt f'p raC 9atl fun
Ufit alien 2lrten ber 'tsiisn Steinfoblen
tdr Gomlisn. ,uno Manufattm 3w, dsn. une srpar
IN Ben oti'rntbtielen 9rsiIsn su psrlthrn, ~
Dts Rotltn perpsn trrdrn urirr sinrui, Sdso
l'talten, 4 pu<tadRais rein fur Bamtm @s.
oiauh-uno netpsa naa irsenp tinem lbsil De-,
5iaet eebrdGt ''s'5it ~
gle moltsn st'trbi.tisa tas gubfifum sinla.
cen. tel ibnsn an3uiafsn unb loren Gtud su un
stfunsn.. ,v,sis{ rlF1ar!f.s STA l-.
So Srbsrs asass-bsn an 5ae.ntun's SO,st
in esr pdmllton Sraes. am ede Der 6im. Wsr.
TN pdnttlidt ttfCrst. M I'D. 4
9. unt 6. 8ut.
Oftcber 3e. 1866 nq3W
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Spitjabrs unh ll1iutsr-Iitrr rrdfart ba
bel, Rlinlib: 5fa l#
@erinos, @cllene O,lains, Mcbaire
Aipaeas, Saibmelr: Oelalns,
u 10. an5utnten,
pfibss a1rs NIT bu s,5btsn Sorsfalt ausss
pSelt no ben IN UT ouh faber Dte I'd Snitti
| unp ttlien @Gtsr fab. bis lrbalifn wrIpen tSn
zen - unb bntti GaU fie 70 Gebr riertr, 70 buI
nan Mot hsIf,n fam gu faufn.
Gtu9eiattTcbe GIfer
gIs WueIns. 3attun.. gt.ds. sidinas, fd
10 unb 20 Ys,esnt poblfser ais itrs Hattarn
stniss pratisn nit 10 Sent 8attune. u. f. 10
rufst on, an unis,m Stctr une itI fnpst bsnlsl
ben ..t ~
Smmcr npcb ippblfciler. q
unb BON ren fd Bnlsn @iylss bic ts mad aIsn
'aun s.trodst murrsn flno
S[auuensg SranueIs !
bon tOer Gdrbs unp SuaIitit.
Gub, @oiiimere unb @efrnScuse
rctlfdltr ole pslelts In iresnb bislsm 5tsil bs
5taais sstauft wribsn i6nneu
~ 5ie me ohrn SlerH auf u Srrr. UNI
ud s,n fiir quite 5rts." obr fem Snfluf.
Cir babsn auf 5anp etnen frtlten 8orrait Dol
@foSereien uno propiiionen. 5s
SHERMAN i'm SdOnttrn IN t5hff SufrsOsn
rit tbrsm { See. pti6sn Is pcn 25 bic 80 Der.
,,n,. ser pfunb woblfalsr pstfaufai, al5 irsent
IN onpe,,r @tobr I'm County.
Ruf unps,sTalih on uno tr,minrt itrr
stcd--tsin srursl @fsr gu ssissn.
Bsras(Tet ben Srt niGt--ndmlf .sa
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Gleiber auf geitellung perfcrti9t
l1nterDemben 1tn6 llnterbpIen.

Sin M Qfortment nmoen Rannstudt
IN g. p Sren9S auentoun SloT emporium. No amion Ct
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-20
BTRDCB & jones,
no. D Sa. 6omiitcn Sirobs. 8 Sttirsn unite
=. tdlb rtm alen' 5aule.
garselb pirb bSablt fir Butter.

q. 8.-g8ir parsn In bsm lsbten 6,iiti,b
inter ttrtr sroRtn sausmlidtet--racub d pat
DIR unius Stobriiubs psra,tbrf uHO psrt,0or
,absn- mir wtfien boe Suls init Btra6tura per
dNtn batsn. wraen .brm trowbrn. Otm Tr d unit
osm Staub. @bsr bic Cube IN nun a Besr urf
isbr I'd Sn sinaeri6tt - unS oa mir sinr Nn,ab,
asue @Isrfs In Dtsnff ssnOmmn n babfn, 70 fnt
pir nun bsrsit a0e 3u ..piislsn"
G1entaun. Gsptemttr 4, 1865.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-20
nnfers Sreunbs bic edbies,

rireen @ p Mdbe uno nannebmfen
o9n uno M Tnaeen 9or bel uns ufn ndm Srenias aoer
a0fp6en
pree fannt M ni babel M n @orotb fb Snnna pom is Sab.
Enoer Sabren bab fonnen In,a beont
t"'8
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aefet. tpenn tn quite aleiber batsn milf

u Die edte nir ufert ioatef ou na
pdteen
lbedDt unb Hnpabide Sloer 9efauft bdttef. .Ia I'.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-11-20

Seller II. 8rp.
s u iso g I en- Sfobr.
Gin slanSeneer StDf ron Daaren
- fbifli6 fir -
Sed3ritss uno Beburtstaa AZ. .Gabrp.
Ssst tff ois 3rit um bdns einfdufs au MAIDEN.
DER Stod III sdraltt nsu. -
Sdeies unS 0ent's soIbenen Safutren
sBtr tatsn pas fetris Enforcement BON asbies
ilne @snt's soIesnsn Sudubrsn. eas ismaIs na6L
aIsmaun ssbr, DIT purps. -
Bon Sil5srnen Sadubres
babsn mir oas srSats 9fortemsut ess nsan itnotx
. oin autntaan sefebeu bot. gsir babsn
KTNsS auu ris psrubmie amsritanifb, cad
AZ ISubrsn on 5ano, pis aus efpIen ron
xSS-sS &usl,ldbtu uno Shwsi,er.e eadabrsu,
lcbtdlien fdr 8ub, unt Wdeden. fa a
aa Sta Smfuelems
iieStrtrefen rprr aties in Nuon ,tdt unb Ser[btt,
ben cit rsr icsten SirI.a. Rsus unr bdtfhs etule
ocn edoiss oeilen Sstf psn g t
SpelIen. Sbrrin8c unt Bracelets.
edoiss u. @snt'e feline soloene &etten,
@ent's filberne 6ettsn,
Sent's Searf Spellen,
9dbieS 9oloenen 6ingerbdte,
uno cine sreee Bsri6iscsnbsi ron hlb,rnsn 5inasrs
bitten, Nsdt,ees. Hsrfthnallsn, CHARMS. Rinas ron
rarsm uno ibSuem @npi IT. oeesl, ,ebsn tsn asn,si.
men 8ns. uro cine 9to6t 8sriHnbsubsit ansatr
Sadbsn, ju pittfadb gu msIrsn.
Bon 0pIbfebern
batsn mir Gin srebts afortsm,nt. Gtsnfaus aefttas
unp flpsrns oelosrs pon isoer art ftidIid tdr bic
tdeies uno saannslsufs.
Irdhtise Silterwaaren.
Sn eistsm 5atbs dbsrirfIr urtsr eied In Quarts
tdt inp Sertbisesnbtit ron Strlsn. dnts ras ned
sis sabsr in titfsr Gtaet cfsrirt waree, unp faaa
ntt fehlsn. ben mtiH etcI3sisn ju bsfr,seipsp. y
Soue Gets uon Sbee Sets. p
EudDen Rorbe,
Bridte Sorbe, ''.'
Gatfor6. "a
SiIber Garo Stanbs,
Silber pitbers,
Nabm geber,
Sprup &annen,
Salt @eilars, ..a
Sob uno 3ubp,
einirte Spffer e6ffel, .
pidte @atfln, @
Sutter WefTern, f s.-
11ttf &tNftto auV
Gifbloffel, &c.
. 0ptb- unb lilberne grillen, a
baten mir Gin arosrs afsrtmsni. esuts fSrntn
i bier bic tsffsn pdhlsn. unD fab pen ben f. Gbiens
lblsu Sirsu. tgr .f f al'1' 'H[ =. ff
9 llbren! ilbren! ubren!
SRir bassn pos srseft AHo' isment on 6anf. Aey
nod iemols bier sum Bertouf anasbeisn nurfs.
esuts bic cine quite ubr boben Wontn t5nnsn bisE
Ht bic ailsrbeRs taufsn. 6ts fnb aat psn bss
ntuffen Stplfn. ..#e b.
qPir bobtn ou6 Elm arsHes a#srtmsrf nsH Eauss
sBoarsn an Saro, 40 Dtitduftis 40 mstoeH. 5,. "a
3ag ausbeferunsen. 4lo
ssbs dri Saduhres. ssansHhrsa arb Snwtttn
psrotn ausesbehsrt uno rarrontirt. '"iy
7 6elIer d. Sro.
9sbtnff ben pfoe Rsubaref alter efanb, Ws
81 aBsh 6amilfon Gfr., ausniemn 60.
6. &eller. e. g. Refer.
p 0ffsm'sr iooo' Seln
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8ib anbfd ube fd,

8tb Sanbfdnbe far nnsperfpnen,
on aen Sabn une better auitdt g. srenss soer
audi d9nt Srn @oatiu9s fir edcies ndmen
oaniIn StSee alsd unte bolbe ecm aasn Sauie. I0lG
auentaun, Md3 nols
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Gine neue GrDHnung.
Grim nno Rrningrr.

Faken fceb,n sirm rtutn Giptr an Nc 9
Rsfi. + o;::,itpn Shoss. a 81 iirsn ctsrboIb ben
.gpIer sotsr i.fHrst oilpc fie 5um 8nfoui
anbittsn uno ,par d, cen nispsriisn grstfsn, ct
nsn pcu,n eicd 8al fnai nrefitsr
fir 0as SpGtja6r ullS uImter,
iotbe ols fir edcice uno 81 annes lns, dae.
Dlain fiaurirte Sdairs. Werinoe, o.
@on Dnoins, Sbsp'rdl pllios. Sei.
ben, prints. Neibes Sitter, Solmorole
Gbeds, Gidine, Seanes, 5nb, 6affi
mer'e, Sattinets. Slanncle Sbirt:
ina5, 6anpfhube, Strtmpfe. 5emoe,
Drapers. Sofoms. @oaArs. u. {. no.
CARPETS um6 Settud3s a..
Sin 2Norismsnt BON tsrrlidbsm Snsrain UNI
Stisssn .go,p'ts gebsn. uno 5rlH Del.
tud urb GsnRsr Slsnptn.
@rpsereten! @rpSereten!
iolhe oils @aFee, 3uder, @olaiTes, 9iier,
2bee. 8unfobs uno Sdbben Rofinen,
8ds. Sa!s. erobss uno feines. u. {. No
aas-N0s bic rbiasn @iitr p,rrtn mir an er'
aenubrtefin Srstitn ilr Saaraslo unD edn'
op,cpuEtsr pito, fen slUss nae mir ta,nao
roasn. IT rob unlu, 8rtunes unp ros publifun
Il une anruft unp uulun Sted ,ramnirt - ID
is lrniirD faufsn. s..
salttt bts alts Sirma I'm @ttS6tnlb. ufmlid
Grim unb &eninper.
9Gsntaun, espt. 2S, 1889. psbs
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-12-13
Marriages
MARRIED..

In this county, Wednesday 9Th inst. By
James B. Hudson, ESQ. Mr.. Fl. A. STEEL
MAN and Miss BETTE MILTON.
In Shelbyville. Thursday. 9th inst. by Rev
VIM. Jenkins, DR. N. B. COBLE. of the firm
of Roane & Coble, and Miss EMMA GILL;
LAND. formerly of this place.
In this county, Wednesday, 5th inst, Mr.. j
W. BLAIR and Miss NJ. L. STEADMAN.
In this county, Wednesday, 5th inst. MI
JAMES G. CRITWOOD and Miss ISOLA
A. KIMEs. ~
In this county, Thursday. 9th inst. Mr.
JOHN FRANCIS MARION SHADDY and
Miss SUSAN ANN BLEDSOE.
Tn this county. Thursday. 9Th inst. Mr.
JOHN W. McCLENNY snd Miss MAN
DANY HANVY.
In this county, Friday, 18th inst. Mr.. VIII
LIAM DAVIS and Miss NANCY a. COBB
In this county. Sunday. 9th inst, Mr.. DA-
vID NJ SANDERS and Miss MARTHA j
WATSON.
In this county, Sunday. 9th inst, Mr.. THOS
B. cox and Miss MARGARET TOUCH.
In this county, Sunday, 9th inst, Mr.. WI
LEY B ELLIS and Miss 81. L. CH1TWOoI
In this county. Monday. 10th inst. Mr.. NJ
N. PARRS and Miss N. =. WoMACK.
In this county, Tuesday, 11th inst. Mr.. w
A. THOMPSON apd Miss MARTHA @. DA
WILSON,.
In this county, Tuesday. 18th inst, Mr.
WASHINGTON CARROLL and Mis- SU-
SAN MORROW,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-12-13
~ 1t will be remembered

~ 1t viii be remembered
that in the Columbia district, at
the late Congressional election,
Thomas was chosen, but Brown.
low determined that Arnell should
have the seat, and SO repudiated
votes enough to give the GER
tifcate to the Rebel leather-dealer.
Congress has recently Investigated
the matter, and the result is, Ar
nell is ousted and Thomas is in!
Of course, everybody knew that
Thomas was the legal member,
but the difficulty was supposed to
be, to get the dominant party to
admit it. But Brownlow's rascal
ity was too gross even for Radical
stomachs, and justice triumphed.
= = = We received a dispatch after
the foregoing was put in type, say
ing that Mr.. Thomas was "admit-
ted to a seat pending the decision
of the House That's all.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-12-13
n% The Radicals in Congress

& The Radicals in Congress
are preparing to abolish the State
governments in all of the South
ern States, except Tennessee
On Tuesday, the 4th, Mr.. Broom
all introduced the following reso-
luton, which was adopted-lO7
to 80:
"ResoIved, That the Commit
tee on Territories be instructed to
inquire into the expectancy of re-
porting bill providing Territorial
Governments for the several dis
tricts of country within the juris-
diction of the United States, for
merly occupied by the now exist
ing States of Virginia, North Car
DINA, South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida, Mississippi, Alabama,
Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas,
and giving to all adult male inhab-
itants born within the limits of the
United States, or duly naturalized
and not participants in the late re-
bellion, full and equal rights in
such Territorial Governments.
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Nashville, Tenn.

Bank of Tennessee Is very firm at Soc buy
ing and SIC selling. The demand is almost
CO fined TO brokers'
Planters Bank is fought at Doc and is held
at 82c.
Union Bank is firm at nc buying and zoe
selling.
Southern Bank notes are very dull and in
10 demand = :.-
Cotton.--Dull and dropping at u and Csc.
Flour--Is firm and in good demand. The
supply is rather short. Wequote super6ne at
So 50dS9 so; extra family, Sl2@Sl3; fan
cy,$I3 60@Sl4 so; new -four. S13@Sl5.
Sugar.--New Orleans, none Island, 1870
by the hogshead. and l6lc BY the barrel re-
fined yellow l5@l7c; crushed, aud pulver-
lied, i9c.
Coffee.--Rio, 27@32c; Laguira, 32@35c;
Java, 42@44c,
Salt-S3 Csc for one hundred pound bar
rels, and 81 so for Liverpool in So bushel
sacks.
CanGles.-Are sellinga 81 @29cf for star, and
lsc for tallow per pound
Lard.-.6@ l6ac for fierce, and 2l@22c for
kegs.
Dried Fruit-Apples, 81 so; unpealeI
peaches, So rs; pealed, Sc per bushel
Nails.-S8 90 for KS, and 25c on each d.
minishing grade. .. .
Bagging.-Bagging 371ac; 22@25c for rope
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The Presidents Message.

We give the important features
of this interesting document, to
the exclusion of our usual varie-
ty. We have not room to-day for
extended comment, but will say
that, in our opinion, it is unexcep-
tionable in manner, matter, and
tone. 1t insists on a conciliatory
course on the part Of Congress TO-
wards the Southern States; gives
an encouraging view of the fnan-
ces, and recommends reduction
of taxes-a measure which is very
much desired BY the South.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-12-13

pE% For the past few weeks
some of our exchanges have failed
to receive the Observer. Our SUBJ
scription list during that time has
enlarged beyond expectation; in
deed, our surplus copies have not
sufliced to supply the demand, and
a draft on the exchange list was
the consequence. We will en-
deavor to avoid a similar contin-
gency hereafter, by printing a lar
ger edition.
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Pork.

Parties are here trying to en-
gage pork at ten cents, but every
body seems to think it will be
bought cheaper, and no purchases
have yet been made.-Athens( Ala
Post,
We hear of only a few sales.
One or two lots of from 1000 to
5000 pounds were bought at from
S@Sic, s being the ruling rate,
Holders are unwilling to sell at
these figures. They are asking
from 8 to Toe, and a great many
are baconing their pork.--Clarks'
viUe Chronicle, osssss ees
The price of pork in our market
is ranging from 6 to Sc. The far.
mers are hoping for a rise, and
hence not very anxious to sell at
present.-Franklin Rerie,0.
PORK.-The price of pork in
our market is ranging from 6 to Sc.
The farmers arc hoping for rise,
and hence not very anxious to sell
at present. However, we hear
very little complaint by the people
in town. : Lebanon Herald.
Small lots of Pork have appear
ed in this market, with a ruling
price of IL cents per pound. In
East Tennessee 81 cents is the
outside limit.-Hu'stsrills hide
pendent,
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He ChN2lCea'sy.
T. w, Brents

I. w. Brents
IS. Dec. Rules, 1866
Jo Stubblefeld and othersS
I'm motion of complainant by his coun
~ sell and is appearing to the salts faction
OF the Clerk and Master from the allegations
in the bill which is sworn TO- that The resi-
dence of Mary Jores, Elizabeth Couch, Nam
ey Lynch. Eli McGehee, Dorona Collins. and
Lawson Collins are unknown, and that the
names, ages, and residence of the children of
Sarah Jones' deceased, are also unkncwn-- 1t
is therefore, ordered by the Clerk and Master
that publication be made in the FAYETFE-
VILE observer, newspaper published in
Fayetteville. Tenn, for four consecutive
weeks, commanding said defendants to appear
at or before the next Chancery Conrt, to be
held for the county of Lincoln, at the court
bouse in the town of Fayetteville, on the
fourth Monday in February. 1867. and plead,
answer, or demur to complsinants bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed, and set for
hearing ex parte as to them
dec6-[lS] R. FARQUHARSON. C.&M
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~ Judge Campbell, Of the!

DE Judge Campbell, Of the
GAINESVILLE district, a few days
since, declared the Franchise Law
unconstitutional, upon an applica-
ton for a writ of 1oadamus. He
says the Legislature had no right
to pass a law DISTINGUISHING those
citizens who received certificates
from County Court Clerks, under
the act of 1865.