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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-12
CHEAP GROCERIES,!
No. y Main Street,

on the alley between Second and Third.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-12

20 wf3ss est ,ses 50 &c
We have on hand LARGE and
CHOICE STOCK of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-12
DRUGS e. CHEMICALS

~
THE MOST COMPLETE AND BEST
arranged RETAIL DRUG and PRE-
SCR1PTION STORE in the West is to be
found CORNER MAIN AND SECOND
STREETS, Evansville, Ind, where you
can find a very large assortment of Pure
Drugs Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles,
and Perfumeries; where is also to be found
a fresh supply of TOLU CHEWING GUM,
also PARAFFINE WAX, favored with
Rose, Lemon, and Tolu. Coos
ne .eedifI bB8rd 81 dgge9
g4d3 .s9Vs e8l gH xfa DaG lsItnu
fd fs8d 500 OIL g lao ESQ hff
A large stock of SPoNGES at
|eaaItIf ssfc 7iHb a1e sCHLAEPFER's. +
ssssaaaT Lna 4 SaMesa aaa baAoo I
n EAsTERLYss MEDIC1NES for sale at
sefF - saIDa bHs 9fSCHLAEPFER'S. +
8df tuod1iN Liaiiflo>e g T
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-02

viz:
Al Col. Nelson Bells, Tu.sday. Nav Ib
Al Matthias Crenshaw's, Wsd.ssisy is
AZ X MagiIrs, Thursday. u. ~
A. Horton's, Friday, is.
Al William Rob.r,son's, Saturday, 10.
At John 8. SmslI's, Monday, ~,
A. Tsxahaw, Tuesday, a.
At G. NJ. Funderburk's, Wednesday, 23.
Al hr, N. e. Hssy's. Thursday, =. -.
A, lascaster, G. H.. Friday, as
At Craigavill Monday, o.
M T X Mayilrs 5 ore, Tuesday, 90
Al Bellair, Wednesday, 20
AIR. G. Potts Store, Thursday, 81.
And at the Court House the Ist week +.
June, coin aencins on MONDAY, the 4th
All males betw.sa tho ages of2i and so
ysnrs. both viii snnd color, d. are r-auirsd
by law 10 make their returns aud psy their
taxes.
All dogs must be returned a.d taxes paid.
All employers are required to repor, nil
employees under their charge between 81
and 60.
All returns must be made On or before
the abth day Of June, As .he tax books will
be closed on that d v. ="
Taxss can :. paid only in gold and silver,
United States Treasury notes. or note d..
elTsd to be legal tender, or such bills as
may be issued BY authority Of the State
Legislature
And also pay certificates Of Jurors and
CoRstasl~s; phv certificates Of bearer OF
votes and nrskers Of The Legi.lsiurs.
N. B. ,YAaLANDINGiiAW,
May III 4. G. L. d.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-02
Importance Of Having Davis
Pain Killer always on hand.

HenderfM cure Of the RE- ID. il. Brayton,
Mission ary in India, ~ho saS sthng 6y a
Scorpion. 49,
Extract from his letter, published in the Bap.
list Missionary Magazine '''
Tssthe frst time since I hsv. been In In.
ga, have been stung 10y scorpion. l went
sut this morning 10 my exercises, as usual. At
carly dawn, aud having OCCASION to Use an old
ooI, 90 taking off The cover put -y hand on
aAcorpion, which im,nrj lately resent ed the in.
suit by thr,fstng ts'sting into the palm Of nv
hand. The Instantaneous and. severe pain
which darted through the system is quite IN.
crenbie; what an awiulIy virulent poison
their sting must contain yLEw TO NJ BOTTLE
" DAVIS PAls kILLEa, aud fond il to be
true TO jts naans; after = moments relief, I
saturated small piece OF sponge, bound il on
my hand, and went about my eIercises, feeling
no more particular incosveniencs. 40 A.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-02

THs FRxkDMEx IN G GEORGIA. Mill.dce.
willie, Ga, papers assert ,ha, more than
three thousand negro men have within
two weeks Pssssd over the railroad from
Putnam and adj aeon, counties for to.
ws'. They have been induced to l.av.
their employers on the promise Of highs,
wsgss, although they made costracts with
them, which contracts were ratified BY
the Freedneu's Bureau. Planters thus
deprived of their employee. will b. di.
appointed in making their crops. This
complain, comes from many counties, not
withdrawing arrests have been made OF
persons who ar. thu. ..mperiug With til.
employees.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-02
P R 0 CLlMAFION.

By his Ereslleney James L. Orr. Gov.
srnor and Commander in Chief IN and
oper the State Of !SoutA Carolina.
WHEREAS. Information has been rs.
w esived At this Department that an
atrscisrs murder was committed by VIII
liaa I.assy on the body Of Mari.n p. Plyler,
in Lancaster District. on the 18th OF June.
1864, nad thAi the said Laney has Hed from
Justice.
Now, know 20 that I JAMES 1. ORR,
Governor and Csnmsnder.in ( Chipf in and
over the State aforesaid. in oider that said
lanev may be broushft to trial aad condign
Pnnishnent, de hereby offer 8 reward Of
5000 for hi. arrest and safe delivery in any
Jail in this State, or $3.50 for his arrest and
.afe delivery in any Jail in the Usited
States.
Said William Isnsv is reported to be
ssbsut a ysafS Of age. s feet II inches high
Hair. eyes and complexios dark, sad. has
been wounded 10 one of his feet
In testimony whereof I have hereupts
set oy hand, aad caused the sea! Of tie
State to be affixed, At Columbia. this a3rd
daS Of April. in the year or our Lord ono
thousand eight hundred and sixty six, and
il the niaotieth year Of the indspe nd ence
OF the United States.
JAMES l. ORR. Governor.
Wh. r, HUNT, Sec'y Of State.
~ YsrkviIls Enquirer and Lancaster
Ledger copy three .iAes. and .end bills 10
Executive Office.
May 3, 81
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-02
Fsrrrs OF rnr t;,vu R,op,s nm,

fsrIrs OF rRE ClviL RIonrs Dull
We begin to witness the fui,s Of the civil
rights ILL. u has already caused the
blood Of white people to be shed iu Nor,
folk: It has been the cause Of the usxros
'n Boston filing placsa formerly occupied
BY whrs laborsrs {; h.has given Massa,
chusetts negroes the right. or rather they
have impudsntly assumed il, to take seats
beside white ladies in railroad cars, whom
plenty Of other seats are vacant. In short,
II 10 ,ontisualiy increasing the bad feeling
sxisting l'stwssn whites and blseks in the
North. while Il Is certainly net bringing z
them on better terms Of ami,y and init.
macy Ia the South. We forsss a great
deal Of trouble in this connection, even
before the civil rights bill is pu, into prac
tical execution.
New York Herald, l6h.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-02
T II Z 3 F ST!

by Captain Ericassn, and ether eminsa,
sngineers. We can refer 10 thousands Us.
ing them, and guarantee that all .2ili rec
o1msnd them. They are msr. simple in
ssnstruciios, Ssd work sa.:sr. aud cos, lees
th,R all others.
'Our readers will find the double acting,
improved pump Of J. D. West & Co, enc
Of the bes, in the market. II is verv sim
pie. wsrks to a charm, 40 that any child
may use It; throws q steady, eonti"usus
stream, asd does net freeze in the csIiest
exposure, asd is unusually cheap. We sav
this kpswinViy. and give the Testimony OF
eur own arcotd. without the knowledge os
requrst Of the proprietors."-N Y. Esen.
ing Post. July l, 1868
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-02
Vests Improved Pump.
Antt.freexing. Double-Aoting, Fore.
ing and Lining.

These Jumps have sew been Ia general
use, number Of years, and give bsttsr sat
isfactios than any ether. and are rsconmsp.
TIL T. ID II @ ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-02
EWAHcIAL AND connERc1AI
CHARLOTTE, April u.

CHARLOTTE, April ~.
Bot little cotton oa.risg tsdO We
,qd:tr az ls and l9c. gold ,-and ~ a.d 25c
currency. >
Nrw YoRx. April -.
Flour has declised St, 10 eeats; North
srn quoted at Ss 80 - 60. S.u,hsro %
60 10 25. WHEAT has declined I to 2
.~t,: Corn dull at s5 to SO cents. Beef
II qsist. Pork slsndy. Lard frm. Whis
key dull. Cotton dsiI, al 81 cents. Naval
stores dull, Geld 1864.
ILvEErooL. Aprilli.
Option market dull ard irregular, owing
to the Gcrmaa difficulty asd excessive 70.
eeip,. A decline Of one penny per pouad
has taken place"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-02
Notice to Tax Pavers

I WILL BE ATT USUAL PLACES
Il ofrscs;visg Taxes en- the following days,
viz.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-02
DR. n tbs TRY.

- sm ss~ prepared 10 execute
0H vish ssa'nses asd lispstea sye.
dxH " descr'pss~u Of psat,ss Work,
either - my csacs. o. - tho residence ef the>s
rsss'sg such work done. Al we,k ssrrsntsA.
- An orders from The eoantry ~iil receive
prompt stssntsoa. A. HALES
teaesstsviiie. May 3, fses. is-iy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-02
From ihe Ne,o York Obssrrer.


ave have had 10 ose for months past sus
Satisfaction as n force aud liftisy pump than
any We have ever used. u is one of grsa,
power, and we'll adapted for slip's dreks
mines. fac tones. greenhouses. Grsperies.
s.s. The Morning Chronicle ssd Railway
Jsnrsal says lit is recommended for its
extreme simplicity Of esnstroeiisa. great
strength and consequsnt durability ssd
cheapness OF repair. There il no stufiss.
box--ths pressure being held by . esp
pssking like that upon the ~Skiag pi.iou,
working 10 q cylinder. fitted for the rurposJ
within the upper air chan,bsr-which we
think . grea, Improvement, a. s,ufiiag 10 90
liable to be 'epngsd and lsak under strong
pressure To ssy nothing Of the 10 . by
Trio iss incident thereto. II has also t~o
air chambers, thus the action Of the valve
10 Cushioned upss both aides BY sir-prs
.siinR water hammer sad vsccum thuup
r. . valves are very accessible, and simp piv
aud cheaply repaired. They work easier
than asy PorP We have ersr seen the 4
inch eyh der being worked BY chiId,ss In
wells 100 feet deep and a. they ar. extreme.
y chesp. as we'll ~ simple snd strong, We
freely recommend then.
"CAssRIssE MInE, N. C., June IS, 1865.
J. ID. WEsT. e. Co.-Gent.: The PENS
which ] ordssed Tor or mine IL received
and put In work in our undesisy shaft,
which We s.e sinking We 6ad hat oas
nan viii. with ease, TN SO gailoss per Min.
ute IL answers our exp~c atisns IN every
respect. md our wosk,sss nrs h,gAlv pleas
- with u u viii Do gssst service with
bat trifisg ezpruss Tor rrpslvs.
Yours respectfully. B0aa iIsesus."
We hsv. plesty moro -sseI ssrsiasssss,
bot thish tasss are susssh. Fer Pumps,
tisss. Pipe. ETC, sddssss % call speu
J ID. WEST q CO..
May 4 Ia.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-02
New Advertise smea O..


II HEREBY FOREwA8N ALL PER.
u soss fssa tssdiog for note Of oIO6 ~,
gives BY Jaa u iugrsm. 10 N. D. CraiR,
% Admisissrstss 90 the Estate Of Hash
DRAMA, sbost the 3Sth Of February, 1853.
Maid ssts has bssa mislaia, ssd a spplica.
tios fer lie renewal viii bs sssds.
Nay q. ie6S--Ss N. j. DRAFFIN,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-02
Thespian Entertainment

There will be a. entertainment given at the
Court House BY the Thsspian Society OF Lancas.
ter, on Thursday aud Friday nigats, May 10th
and lltb, 1856. The proceeds OF the enter.
a'nment to be appropriated for charitable pur.
Poses. The following piece, will be acted on
the 10th
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-02

DEAUTIfUL ENGRAvINGs OF Gen.
ID r. u. Lee and Stosewail Jack Son
superb Pieturss-is 4 ~ inches, price oi,
by mail oi 10. Address -
FIELD e. fIRESIDE,
March &. Raieigh.N. G.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-02

DERSONS kaowing thsassives iadsb.
J. ted - no for Lumber are hereby Nc.
ti6sd and requested 10 settle the sass with
my Attsrssy at Lancaster c. H., w. u.
Consers, Esa., In whose hsnds the papers
have been len for se,t'smsss. Those 10.
dsstsS ~ sceesat will please settle by eash
Or note. "GreeAbsces" will b rsssiysd a,
par fsr either sstes sr sseossts doe ne os
sail slsias. u tss&srsd st an early day.
JAMES u. INGRAM.
Oeesatss Q, te65, (aAU
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-02

The soathsrn 0aar6ian.
II PROPOSE - revive the psdlis asisu si
l. THE Journal, at Celvabn. s. C., - sooa
~ asii ssmnsaieasioos have tssa restored
aaA tAs sseessssy sSra igsmesss saa Ss
made. CHARLES r, PELHAH.
Ns~eaSss a5, tes6.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-02

10 Town lax Fayer6.
A LII OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
"A withia the corporate limits Of Lancas.
ter Village, their agents, or persons in
charge, are hereby notified that they are
required t. pay to the Clerk Of Council a
Tax .: eight cents on every one husdred
dollars Of the value Of such Real Estate
aad all male persons, beth white and eslor.
Cd, within said limits, between the ages Of
Is aud SO ysars, who wish to avail themssl.
YES Of the Conmutatioa Tax in lieu Of
street duty, are required to pay Tax Of
two dsllars. The above taxes must bs
paid On or before the lst day Of May next,
aad all persons failing Or refusing hsrsin
are liable to = double Tax.
The asdsrsigned csl be found at the
CQm.issisners Office where hs will rec Give
the above Taxes.
by order Of Council.
JOHN N. beatty,
April IL. Clerk Of Council.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-12-26
s~ The Coppregationalist now takes

sg The CoDgregatiODalist now taxes
A., lead Of the religious press Of New
England, in point of circulation issuing
weekly more than 10000 copies 1t is
made up with caSfnl regard Tor I the re
fsm,,y circle, its religions news is null
and fresh its secular intelligence IN the
form Summary for the week is gathered
AIM Great care. and its children ss'or'es
re read with eagerness aud widely cop
led In point OF contributors this paper
has few, if any superior among the rel'g'
ious journals of the country. Among the
writer's are. Rev. A. H. ouint, D. d. Rev.
E A. Park, D.. d. Rsy,l John Todd d.
D.. Rev DR.. Thomas, of New York, Rev
Henry M.Dextcr. ,D' ID. Dr.,LeoDardi Ba
COL, Hon. Amasa Walker, Sophia May
Lucy Larcom, &c. &c. W ".a "a
A premium Of $50, was lately offered
70 the best religious narrative, and $40
for the best child,en's story. aud these
Two articles, selected from more than IL
Mss. which were offered, will soon be pub
lished in the CoDgregationalist.
"Household reading" is now sent as a
premium for two new subscribers, thus
any person may obtain it by sending tc
the publishers, 10 CorDhill. his own and
one other name with $500. This is GER.
tainly tempting offer, as d book of near
ly 500 pages. composed of thoice articles
and sketches. will be prised in any fam
lily, while the Congregationalist is one o
the best religious papers in the land
o. The Galaxy for January I 1861
contains Tristan, a story in three parts
Part |. Winter Wind { Whose Fault is it
The Policy of Con6scation: Savonarola
The Jane McCiea Tragedy; The Cues
at the Funeral; The Exhibition Of Waite
Colors; Sumner Hours; The Qkcst 70
English; By,gone Joys; the Clavorings
Kate Ferguson; the Galaxy and the Sun
the American in England, Nebula--Con
timing: Snuhbing III Congress; the Gi
ant Farragut; Mr. Whites Letter o.
Swinburne; DR., p,lmer's Folk Songs
Mr. Randolph's Margaret Brown . tn
Negro in Paradise The illustrations i
this number are from original designs b
by Hcnnessy and \. uler. The cover b.
Benjamin Day. '"'"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-12-26
.rxEeAL NEWS

The Richmond Disputch says that tnt
owner Of the farm known as Dutch Gap
finding that the island made by the cut
hing Of Butlcr canal could mot c0nse'
in1iiently be put to use without some means
Of communication with the main land is
filling up one end of the canal, in order
20 create causeway. and the canal Will
soon be among the things that were
On Thursday last while. the workmen
in the Central shaft Of The Hoosac Tunnel
were preparing to explode the bisst' a
spark from the lamp adjusted Oh the VI.
sor of the cap of ono of ne men fell
among the powder, and caused prema'
ture discharge. One OF the laborers was
killed instantly, second was seriously
injured, and two more considerably hurt
A petition. addressed to the Illinois mos
Legislature asking for an amendment el's &c &c
the constitution, 50 as 70 ;lI' '
negroes the right of suffrage is being CIR
culated in Chicago, and nnmerous'y s'gneo
it is to be circulated throughout The State
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-12-26

HE AMENDMENT At TIE SouTH.
Washington correspondent Of the New
York Tribune says the rumor is YER,
current at, Washington THAT leading Re.
publican Congressman and mem ers o,
the South Carolina Legislature hav,
agreed upon the adoption Of the Amend.
.ment. by the South Carolina Legislature
and the admission Of the State to repre-.
sentation in Congress without any tur.
Their conditions. The recent vote ia the
lover brarch of that T.egisl ature-o5
sssirss shs Amsndmsst h 1 fsr a .a...
not look much like lie Adoption a. pres-
ent. sftY'H ~
A Montgomery correspond sos Of the
Mobile Register says the Amendment
would probably have been ratified by The
Alabams Legislature, had not ex-Govcr
nor Parsons urged its rejection. His ron.
,ou for prging iis rejection wss, that he
wished 10 have the state syres wiki The
President, rather than With Consress. Oh
reconstruction IN alters. ~.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-12-26

On,arNAL Story. - We want an origin
Al story that will occupy the first page
oftbi, paper daring several weeks, and
will pay literally tor it. A story comb.
ming the historical facts relating to the
carly days Of the county, with entertain
ing fictition, would, we think. be very In
terestipg. Who will write one.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-12-26
ar Another installmcnt of bills is

~o Another instullmcnt of bills is
sent out wi,hthis weeks paper. We have
e,rended over three hundred dollars IN
err Iargiug the paper, and now in order to
meet the regular annual payments We
uust receise all that is DUE We hope our
patrons will appreciate our efforts and
render such aid as lies in their power, by
furnishing items Of local news procuring
subscribers. ana promptly paying then
dues. COMMUNICATIONS on the various
subjects that are Of interest to the public
are earnestly solicited. f *aH
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-12-26

NARnow EscArE+-Mrs George W. Far
well. OF Dorset. had narrow escape re.
Gently. She went to the cattle yard. IL
we absence Of her husband, and was at.
tackled bva bull. the Infatuated animal
throwing her down. and rolling her along
on the ground in its attempts to toss he,
on its horns. A faithful dog did not like
the looks Of things, attacked the bull,
succeeding BY desperate efforts in rcscainp
Mrs Fnwell. The bull is dead Will,
"Oarly" 10 desorvedly a favorite.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-12-26

ResOtped, That the thanks of this so,
ciety are due and arc hereby rendered to
the people Of St. Adams, for their kind
and attentive inequalities rendered us as
delegates tolthe convention; and to the
religious societies of the place for opening
their houses for our accommodations /;
also to the managers Of the several rail
roads for granting US free return tickets
over their roads on this occasion.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-12-26
IAMOILLE COUNTY NEWS.

LAMOILLE COUNTY NEWS.
STARCH. james Brown OF Eden ha'
ground 347OO bushels of potatoes at hi'
starch mills the past season, 2lOOO Of
which were ground at Eden, and the re-
mainder at Lowell. The yield of starcl
to the bushel is not as large this year at
usual, owing to the early frost which
killed the vine before they were ripe.
Tie Eden mill ground 900 bushels per
day.
NEW Goops S. B. Buxton, of tbs
village. is filing the Du'ton Store with 4
81 lendil lot of new goods. which he Of
fers to the public at very reasonable
rates The stock comprises all that is
usually found in country store, inclu'
ding pretty and stylish assortment OF
ready made clothing and geut's furnish
ing goods. Give nim call. ,........
szs.rhs ,;onor r.. a.. &c IN rho ;ncre,so
in this town A new bar has just been
started in this village, which added 10 the
ones heretofore in vouge, makes the nui.
sance quite unbearabIc. The dealers in
this article will please remember that I
s, licences are no protection to what the
laws of VI. declare to he crime.
ca The Christmas Festival in this
town last Monday evening was splendid
affair The presents were so numerous
that it required two trees to hold them
Many hearts were m dc glad by the to
kehs OF Kindness and affection thus Je-
.'..." '....
"a H. D. Terry, Of Cambridge killed "a
SOW years and 3 months old, weighing
400 lbs This aged quad. uped has
raj cd one hundred ana one pigs, which
'N ~ '''"' p " % e'Vl''
COLD The thermometer ON Friday |
morning last stood at So derrcss Lelow
zero in many places in this vicinity
everybody ''Jo'e'd at the excellent
eie'ghii'g which lasted all last week, but
ook gloomey enough because Of the dis.
aperancc OF it.
The annual Ball at the American House
In this village comes off next Tuesday
evening.
The will also be ball at L. NJ. :
,..,;.,, :" 0'0"' i0"ei village the
s"'' ..... /
S Taxpayers, will remember that in
order to save three per cent IN their st.,o
"U'' pay 'hem before the first
No. =, =, p'A'' inc YAK '0'kS arc
49, . go n'"N' '' y '"' 0O''e''ofs' s 4
/. e,0o 'tein's'ous inter-
sevon,Oo, 80 h,:, - '"'0 'o""'
,o,,n ,n.o ; ~ - ~ ,n' 'a'' quar-
~ Tbom,.w u,,so g .,, -
GENTLY fs,, FROM ,ho h;oh h,ans 81 u.
ham .nd h,a,r ;n;r,od Io,h oel;
,honoh hro.L;n. 80 -.
-'" 'tH'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-12-26

~ a young man IN "a. Louis recently
wrote to Mr.. Horace Grssleys % use nj,
influence IN obtaining . sitoaiipn for. l, sd
He resolved tho following reply New
York IL just entering upon ths intsrestine
process Of starving out 200, QUO, people
whom yer and irfedeemabls pApss have
driven hither Il i impossible 80 re
osivs ssd employ more sill these are gons."
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-12-26

The French LINCOLN GoLD MEDAL
When on the LIST Instant, the medal pur.
chased in France by subscription, for
Mrs. Lincoln. wa, delivered by the com
mittee into the hands Of Minister I}ipe.
low, he was also requested to take charge
OF the following letter to Mrs. Lincoln
the closing sentence Of which is notewor.
thy; teV''Vd b0s.sa4 aa< gdl 81
MADAM. Wc,are charged to present
you with the medal struck in honor Of
the great man whose name you bear, at
The desire Of upward of 40 900 French
citizens. who wish to manifest their sym
patty for the American Union by triB
sss 81 esP.us .te.she assm,rz .sI.>v~~-T.i..
pussss : IT most fItnp<rtons rsprns<5.ts1
uvda IL ftaucc porsepecd tho llAsstirn
that America enjoys IL Il not Nv thun-
sHnds but BY miiIions that the sdsnirers
Of Lipcolp would be counted" 2"r '(i
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-12-26

New York Weekly Hop Roma,
presslS Tor the NEwsDEALrR H. IIr'elsgs
Commission Dealer lin Hans rlaNdE
ST. N. \. Consignments r re-, ~ :
ed r' '''pecl'afy AZ
~ -, New Yonr, Dec. q \
The trade in Hops this week III
conf ned to the Immediate wan, :
consumers the market, hov.,,
Stunning a position by which. viii :. w
ued light arrivals. together vii
ceipt of further orders for en-. ~
present firm market rrust give , '~s
material advance in prices At1 i"
within the memory Of the trad, I,,,
ceipts been as light in the MANI wv
center as now This proves tps ,, y
ness of the reports of the PREVAILING, ,.''
ity in the growing sections. ,a - 'I '.
increase the frmness of this nrI.
Exports from New York sins Nv,
Der io'h' 203 bales; imports, s;hI,
QUOTATIONS:
Old American,
Foreign, aNs
New American 1nrnr;o- hhs
:. PRIME '' &hs
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-12-26
Farms for sale.

=. Also the place now occupied BY the su WV CO
s,'s "saea about IA miles rom Monn.n vi,
!. nk o. about ~ acres good lana. up"A
80, ie ~ Rood house and barn. devil
on or address the subscriber A. Mo,,'lRfys'
/ suly IL. - ~ A. NootaH