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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-05
LAMOILLE COUNTY.

FIRE.-A barn belonging to Hiram Brig
ult.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-05
Editorial Items.

President johnson IS coming to Boston, TO
attend the dedication of the new masonic
temple on St. Johns Day, and he didn't
telegraph . No as reported
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-05
Asnasa ssuss's Estate.

By the Court
,w3 Attest-N A CHASE Regis,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-05

Franklin and Grand Isle County Confer
ence meets at Sheldon, June 9Th
BALD EAGLE SHOT. - \ fine specimen of the
bald eagle was killed on the farm occupied
by 4 Boomhour. in Highgate, on Sunday the
18th inst The royal bird = fell from the
charge of a shot gun loaded with common
shot. in the hands of Charles Best. He
measured seven feet from tip to tip of his
wings.
St Adams has contributed ninetyfour dol
lars to the Home for Destitute Children, at
Burlington, besides provisions and clothing.
St Adams complains of too many loafers
hanging around the street corners nowadays,
and suspects they are Fenians in disguise.
A large quantity of arms and ammunition is
known to have been secreted near that town,
though the offensive movement will probably
be made from point near Ogdensburg, n.
Y, perhaps Malone.
LAMOILLE COUNTY
FIRE.-A barn belonging to Hiram Brig
ham, of Morristown, was burned the 25th
Mi
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

easdidsss 70, Governor. Right here, lst
our readers remembet that negro suffrage
vas Sesass BY over $1,000 10 the State,
YET there were places whore The Ra licals
let negroes vote; and Il q said By many
Ohio papers tAst n was negro voss chat
saved Hayes, The Radical ssadidats for
0svsssor, and II these negro vstss wsss
thsowa aside - illegal, Thurman would
be the lawful Governor. Efforts are bs.
ing made BY the Democratic State Gen.
tral Committee 10 ascertain the number
cast 10 the State.
With such glorious results from the
several States this fall, the Democratic
party have gr,at reason to rejoice with
exceeding great joy-fcr there 10 .
brighter and better day dawuing.
Radicalism, like . rotten 6sh, fairly
stiuks In the nostrils Of thA people.
Negro suffrage and negro equality, with
gold for tho Bondholder and grsenbacks
for the people, will not 60 down With the
honest, hardworking classes.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14
FROM EUROPE.

PARIS, Nov. 8.-The Monitcur says
that popular tumults, melted by Mazzini,
have broken out in Milan and other large
cities Of Italy, but it assert. that by
prompt and decided action Of the italian
government, all these outbreaks have
been suppressed.
The French government has asked the
Papal authorities to fclease the insurgents
who have been taken prisoners in tie
late clmpaign, and tho request has been
refused. Tho Moniteur du Soir admits
tho French were armed With the Chasse.
pot rife and well supplied with riieled
cannon, Who TOOK paft in the battlO Of
Monte Rolondo, and their coming TO the
assistance Of tho Pcntihcal forces decided
the day against Garlbaldi.
FLORENCE, Nov. 10.-Ths Italia says
King Victor Emmanuel, having fulfilled
all thS oblig atoms imposed upon Italy BY
the September convention, he now demands
Of tho Emperor Napoleon the departure
Of the French troops from italian soil
aud the recall Of the French feet from the
Italian coast. The Italia also says that
the King, in his communications to the
French Emperor, firmly protests against
q European Conference composed only Of
the Catholic powers Ior the settlement Of
the Roman question.
| Cen. Failly, Commander of the French
Expedition to Rome, reports that the
French in tho 6ght at Monte Rolondo
lost forty killed and wounded. The
Papal troops lost only twolve mon. The
casualties Of the Garabaldiaus we're six
hundtcd killed. and % many wounded,
while twenty-five hundred were taken
prisoners. Gen. Failly says tho oouse Of
tho great slaughter Of the rebels 10 due "a
the Chassepos rife. The rebels were
only half armed. o..
i LONDON, Nov. "a dispatch from
Glamogan, Wales, states that terrible
explosion took place 10 one of the minel
Of the Fendale colliery in that county.
All tho miners, 800 in number, were d
work. ".
Nov. lC-Midnight-Ths latest account
states that 200 lives we're lost and buriei
in tho rhinss.
There is general discomfort through houI
Italy, and state Of siege 10 threatened il
every large town..
There was bread riot at Barnestapl'
! to-day, which exceeded 10 ferocity ant
8 dcstructiveness the riots at Exeter. TIL,
mob broke into tho butchers shops and
bakeries, and pldndsred them. and thsl
f. Get them on FIRE. Tho police and n,ilitar,
were obliged to are upon the mob.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14
what VIII They Do,

. Tho viuceuues (Iudian) Gazette, 4 Ks.
publican organ, says: ,,-,..,,.5.,
Tho impression more and more extends
among Republicans that there is no hope
for the party next year unless Cohsrsss
shall secure the popular confidence in its
financial policy. 1t must determine 10
conqaer fraud on the revenue, 70 Fetreneh
expenditure, and 10 rapidly diminish the
public debt. In short, il must withdraw
it's favors from the spectators OF every
description, aud direct its efforts to tho In
terests of the great masses Of che people,"
That very true, but it ID imp ossible
for such body as Congress now is to
carry out such programme. 1t can not,
and will not leave the negro long enough
to look 1T the interests Of white men, II
10 too much under tho influence Of the
bondholdcrs to act honestly for the people.
Calling upon this Congress 70 inapgsratc
a popular financial policy will prove We
fear, like calling "spirits from the vast
deep. ."-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

The Radicals are beginning 10 back
water most vigorously on the financial
question. From calling "the National
Debt National Blessing" and accusing
everybody but themsel vcs ts "ropudiators'
they arc swinging 10 tho other extreme.
Ben. Butler advocates paying part Of the
bonds in greenbaoks the Missouri Dem.
ocrat proposes to tax the bonds, and wind
up tho National Banks and Thad. Ste.
vens advocates what seems to be n practi.
cal Reputation Of ono half the debt. .
As tho RAIDS are rspudiatins almost all
their 9tihciples aud seising those Of their
opponents, II wouldn't surprise Us If in
the next six months, they should nomi-
nate Brick Pomeroy for President, on q
Repndiatiou platform.-St. Louis Dis
patch. go .'t
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14
A Washington Telegram Of tho

A Washington Telegram Of tho 9th
gives the following The military au.
thotities to-day, IN accordance with the
directions Of the President, were engaged
10 the necessary prel,minariss for sup.
pressing and disbandiug tho colorcd vol.
unteer military companies in the District
Of Columbia.
Armed negres organizations were on
drill, aud one Of them continued On pa.
rade for more than "a houts fully armed.
There seems to be no doubt that the com.
mander Of the Southern Military Districts
will be instructed by Gen. Grant to sup.
press oil armed volunteer organizations,
both blacks and whites, in tlat section Of
the country.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14
Horace GreeIy

Gives the following advice to the Rad.
al party. He evidently feels sore at the
defeat Of his party iu New York. Penn
syl.auia and Ohio, three Of the largest
States in tho Union. Greeley ssys:
"Ths king Is deadj live the king
The Republican ascendency having been
designsdly, purposely broke down by
proisssed Republicans, they are now busy
telling us how it may be restored. All
ws have to do, 10 their view, 10 to say no
more Of Republican principles, but to 60
il blind for General Graut as next Pres.
,dent. We have an abiding conviction
that our ablest and most worthy states
man is Chief Justice Salmon P. Chase
And ws hold conceded ability, wide civil
experience, and smiuent private worth
qualities that the people appreciate sat
take pride in."
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14
"a Draw

The Democrat dsnousteates that Con.
grcss has aparty fu this wise:
I'm Connectieut and Ohis the contest
resulted In . draw, each party gaining
vavs Ut shs 0vvsysussl, 1879 zs.rT! ::
.-ConheSticpt vent Democratic 10 hand.
sope sty1s. The De,nootsAS totted three
out Of four Of The Radical members Of
CSngtsss, eSihsd We ''QvvvFseE and IN
the late local .eleetions, carried, : majority
Of the towns. Congress can hardly see
its own party In State witch kicks out
three .fourths Of the Radical Gong stessional
repl escntatives, and on the popular vote,
elects Democratic Governor. This 10 .
sort Of q "draw" that is death to Congress.
In Ohio the Democracy made . "draw"
that put the Legislature into their Bag,
and results in bsnishing the Vice Presi.
dent, Wkde, from the Kaeical Senate. A
queer way, this, Of proving that Con.
gress has party.--Republican. sa.rl'
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14
West Y!rkiEia,

When the Radicals In the face Of all
law and Copstitutional authority divided
the State Of Virginia and formed West
Virginia, they thought they had made o
permanent "good thing. for the Radical
party. Late elections there however, a.
we'll - in CalafOrpis, Ohio and Pennsyl.
vanis, show that the "rsaotion" has bssn
felt there, and that the Democracy have
made large gains. The Wheeling Regis.
tsr shows that the Democrats have gained
several counties and reduced the Radical
majority in others, It says: "Brooks
county gives good reuocratic majority
for the 6rst time, gain Of two hundred.
10 Harrison county ws gain f. majority
for the frst time since the division Of the
state. In Jackson county We gain some
two hundred, and carry Lewis Marion Tsy-
lor and Writ, al Of which are gains.
Wetzel and Ohio counties give increased
Democratic majoritiss. The returns seem
70 come in slowly, but they come in good
The Radical majority in the State, at the
last election, was 6.644.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14
The Question Falsely Stated.

Wo take the following from the St.
Louis Democrat RADICAL: =.
1.-THE most costly way to pay debt is
to repudiate it. To pay in greeubacks
sum which wo have promised to pay in
coin 10 repudiatiou'"
The question is falsely stated by The
Democrat. The Government never prom.
ised to pay the, Eve twenty bonds amount
ing 10 near 81, 900, 900, In coin. Those
words "in ,coiu" are in ten. forty bonds,
but were loft out Of the Eve twenty bonds
because it vas designed that they should
be paid IN legal. tenders. The tcn-forty
bonds were advertised by the Government
10 nearly all the papers Of the United
States, as the "only bonds whose principal
was payable in coin - They were taken
by the capitalists upon tho strength Of
that representation, The Legal.tender
Act provides that oil debts, public as we'll
as private, can be paid in greenbacks,
except interest on the public debt and
custom house duties. The Democrat,
therefore, as the organ Of the bondholders,
proposes to pay ih gold that which tho
Government only promised to pay in
ereenbacks. It proposes that the people
shall be swindlsd out of some $500, 900,
900, constituting the difference between,
|gold and legal-tenders, on the $4,000.
600, COO, in hve.tweuty bonds. This sum,
Of which the people arc to be tObbed, 10
to bo made . present gratuitouslS 70 the
bondholders. We are against this whole
sale stealing from the many for tho bene-
Ct Of the few. We are against the Gov
ernueht paying debts IN coin that it only
promised to pay in isgal.tendcrs. We
are for adhering to tho contract with the
bohdholders. The Democrat is for repu'
dating it, u.order to get something bet
ter for their benefit. That is the issue
between US correctly statsd.--Cinc.nnst
Enquirer.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

I'm Vienna, the capital Of Austria, the
police recently Threatened the venders Of
lager beer SitH = heavy 6ne If they did
not increase the size Of their glasses. -
Exchange.
And 10 New England the police Zoe any
man heavily Who sells or drinks lager
beer At all. Hops and witsr mixed are
considered detrimental to "moral ideas,"
though most Of the Radicals up there are
90 fond Of Uncle Sans "TreaiurJ pap
they De no. tesitsts % steal Il.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

The Georgia papsrs complain Of Cen
stal Pope's order reopsning the polls aud
extending the time for the election as
"illegal apd contrary to law"
How foolish the Georgia papers are !!
There 10 NO law. for General Pope, ex.
csps what he himself makes from day II
day. If be wants to do thing to-day
that he prohibited yesterday, he has only
to make new law-that 10, issue new
order for the case. To 'peak Of claw
10 the military satrapiss at the South il
the hihth Of nonsense.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14
rlh 1sutA-A Protest Against MIS-.
fcDfeSent alton .

N 10 diseouraging to the hearts of those
Who honestly desire to see the country
oncs more united and at peace, to SEQ 70.
spectacle Journals stthe North sill usiAA
tho laBgsqge Of ribsldry and falschood
when they refer TO the Southern people.
.Ths Nsv. York Times speaks Of our send.
ing ''euemies 10 the Union"-to Con-
gfsss--s casrgs which II knows to b
false. What right has it to characterize
people who have given every evidence Of
their ddsirs for peace, a. enemies Of the
eountfyY Il 10 either grossly igno.
rant Of the conditiou Of public sentiment
Ii the South, or II Nilfully and malig.
uantly falsi6es Il. Il can take either
horn of the dilemma il chooses. ",
It 10 in this way that the people Of tho
North are deceived and the feelings Of
apprehension aud hatred kept up between
the two sections. What is to become Of
the country II this agitation Of party
demagogaes 10 ever TO continue, and the
truth studiously be concealed from the
psopleP How is il possible for. the
hatchet ever 10 be buried so LONG as lead.
ing journals Of The North persist In mis-.
representing every ything South, and max.
ing their readers believe and act upon q
lie? We appeal to the Republican press
to ceass,this unfair and unpatriotie mode
Of watfare. It is oorrupting to society
and destructive Of every public interest.
There is no feeling Of hostility to the
Union at tho South. Il is hard that BE-
cause We protest agAihst oppression and
oppose legislation which tho Legislators
themselves coucede is without warrant in
the Constitution, We should be set dow
as disloyal, refractory and inimical to the
country. There is no justice, no truth,
nor even common honesty and manhood
in this disrsputablo and. disorganiziue
mode Of warfare. It is q shameless
insult to the public intelligence, and 90
imposition on the popular eredulity. II
may triumph for. a time, but as surS as
there is Cod to vihditate the right, these
.laudcre will "come home to roost. -
Macon (Gs Telegraph.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14
Negro Aiming IN Virginia.

A correspondent Of the Republican Who
has travelled through Southwestern vir-
ginia, says every negro cabin contains .
rife or revolver aud in deserted churches,
barns and school houses, the negroes are
nightly drilled. with guards mounted to
prevent intrusion or discovery. he Wit.
messed . midsisHs drill 10 The woodT in
which over ore huudrsd'ncgross were en-.
gagged. The whites are fearful Of negro
outrsges, and appear to bs ID great terror.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14
Beauties Of Radical Rule.

Wherever tho Radicals arc firmly
seated in tho government, they ore sure
to introduces their illibsral aud exclusive
doctrines and practice. A farmer in
Massachusetts, made, this fall, eight bar
rsls Of new cider, from apples raised BY
himself, from trees planted BY himself,
and on his own land. He was hauling
them to market when thsy AerA teizsd BY
the State constabulsry and sent to the
State warehouse to bs eondscatsd, O. con.
ttabaud productions. Neither the juics
Of the apple NOR the juice Of tho grape ID
tolerated n Massachusetts,. Massaohu.
sstts il govofned by the Jacobins hence
such estate Of "liberty" exits.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

The Chicago Tribune (RadicaD says:
"Well done Wisconsin," We say: well
done New York-wsll done New Jersey;
we'll done Maryland-well done Ohio
we'll done Peunsylvsnis- we'll done Kan,
sas-well done Cslifornis-wsll done
Connecticut. How are you Rads--dou't
you fell . little sick in thosu states since
the election. p. -. u
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

We presume the election In Virginia
has made the CONSERVATIVES sick. We
thought it would. The acquatic bird 90.
cupies an elevated position IN the "Old
Dominion. I,ouisiana Republican.
The Conservative Democrats of the Ma.
ton are not "sisk," but rejoice with "ex.
coodiug great joy" at the rout Of the
Radicals in Ohio, Pennsylvania and New
York. II 10 the Radicals that are ''sick. II
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

The Rails county Record says ws are
informed by q gentleman interested iu
agricultural matters, that he has just
completed . thorough inspection of the
farming lands in this county and 10 satis-
6ed that more wheat has been sown
this fall In Rails than during any pro.
eedisg season.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14
fen Per Cent. Dividend.

The Davenport Iowa, National Bank
Of ten per cent. That makes profit on
bank stock Of twenty per cent, per ahnum.
How much Of this dividend 6ught to
have bssn paid 10 taxes, which the poorer
classes now have to make good 10 not
Stated. National banks get twenty per
cent, and tho laborsr has to pay for it.
That 10 radical rule.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

The Fulton Illinois Democrat says that
Caleb J. Dilworth, Republican candid
ate for Treasurer In Mason seuaty, hGs
been indicted for stealing 9l, ,20e.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

An editor in Minnesota is detsrsAined
to break up housekeeping and go board.
ing with his delinquent subscribers the
remainder Of his life.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

Ths.'Kuo1 County WaseAman Of the
10th instant, says, corn 10 selling 10 Edna
At. fifty cents . 6us6si, A famine in
Northeast Missouri, il would sscp. is 40.
. sLiug to bs dreaded.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

The expenses Of the Radical Southern
raid up to November lot, over SS7 900,
was received b. the Isedical Congressional
Committee from Al austters. This has
all bcoN expended in cantassius Southern
StateA. t...
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

The victorious negroes Of Richmond,
Va, have ordered two white citizeus who
offended them, to leave the State within
forty eight hourN That is the 6rst re-
suit Of Virginia's splendid victory.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

"At the county election in Madison
county, Illinois, last Tuesday, the Dem.
ocrats carried the county by 535 majority.
The democratic majority 10 Alton vas
1877. About two thirds Of the couutiss
iu Illinois did likewise"
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

On Saturday night and Sunday week,
. FIRE 90 the prairie north Of Wellsburg, on
the N. NJ. Il. H., destroyed . largo amount
Of properly. James Hall had mile and q
half Of fencing burned, while others suf.
ferred equal or greater losses. Messrs'
DAVIS (two), Clayton and Wakely were
the principal losers. A few days previ-
ous, large amount Of fencing va,
burned 10 the same way on the farms ol
Esquire Moore aad Mrs. Adams in the
same section.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14
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]. G. MooRE. II. s(vow.s-ks
> Zhis Ias.l,aAienof Ls.saise Si,, ee.. Il. A..
session, In the PrcsbyteEian Church ~ -. ~
the 9th sf ssptenber. lSsL aad WI s~S,, on
thres degartiasnss, vis' frfaaty, IntermeSi.,o
and Academic. - s.1v- ua.'..-iS s~'s'e
Fer tam Of % wssks, tho Tsition Of p,,.
. mary Dcpartmct, luding SbsiNnS ~
Reading. Writing, and 6rst pssts a.
Arithmetic end Gcography,, - ~ a.. =:
Of Intermediate Observation-Disclosures. ''' ec
tic, Grammar, Geography and Rhst.
ovic, '4 : - tsfT A.. "A
OF Aso Js.nip .DQfuximont, ineludins the vs. W
higher branches of NJ athcmatics, Phi -
losophy and Languages, = 40 a.
Payment required at the end of each Quss,ss y.
o. 10 weeks. 'I, '
Deduction will not be made for absence un,o.:
occaSioncd by protractcd sickness. T'''
J.v. BARKs, Principal.
t.u - j.. .. MOORE, Assistant.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

The Moptan. Lssisl.turs stands a.
follows: Senate democrats, I; Radicals o.
House-Deuoctats, ID; Radicals, Ia
majority Of 81 on joiut Ballot. Pretty
uoar clean sweep. Keep rolling that
Democratic Ball until Radioalism is
crushed beneath its weighs. -
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

The majority against negro, suffrage in
Ohio 10 b0,62s. A slap which the man
and brother villtaks long tins. " fe-
cover from. ".,. ....- u-
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

The Clarksville Sentinel says: "Our
levee is literally covered tith barrels Of
apples. So great is the amount ofappies
now on the wharf in this city, thrift is
with great difficulty that drays can got
down to tho waters edge for freight. We
are informed by one Of our merchants
that there is now in the city near Eve
thousand barrels Of apples; and yet tho
streets are daily lined with wagons haul.
ing them in.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

In Paris lives an old man who has de.
voted bis talents to tanning rats, in which
he is very successful. He has an old rat
which has beon member Of his troupe
eleven years.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

Fourteen oelorsd delegates have bssa
elected 70 the Alabama State Convsntion,
and eighteen to the Virginia Convention.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

The Lissrisk Arm, lying % the Clsjls.
vilfs and LouisiaMa rosd, was sold a auc.
ton fot e57 pct Scre.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

The greatest friend Of truth Is tiue /;
her greatest enemy is prejudice, and her
coNssaas et'sranissi Is hauility .-!Coltea
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

Give your son trade, aid you do
more for him than by giving hids u ior-
tuu:. -vysuliir.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14
N A K M A RTtN K i,
TAIHAolRc

Is now located IN the "oLD PoST.orFIcg
BUILhINd,"a fow doors wetk Ot ". 4. Jack.
sons store, whore he Is prepared TO do
CUTTING AND All KINDS OF TAiLohINd,
to the satisfaction Of Lis customers, and for the
most reasonable prices. ~ .-fn .s....l
DON'T FATE TU GIVE MIN A cxII.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14
CHRISTIAN INSTITUTE,
The Second Session Of this institution Commsas
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Q, 1867.

TERMS PER SESSION 81 TIN MONTH";.
Tuition in Collegiate s; Ders!!nsAs 80 ~
a" THmary ''. ": ,f.'G q ,sssi "a "a ~ ~
Music Lessons, 80. 'tf., A ~
Use Of instrument hsarpss day 90
French 20 0o
Drawing and painting t'ft soO6
Contingent fes - = ~ 'T-7za-ssS1~f6
Boarding With PrsAdsag ,rryn no %
otherwise ten pei csft. viii 10 sdasi II tie aBSys
charges. 'aA (. - - -.''3 ~,
Bills in Primary DepAssusnt mast be ss.,lsd
with 8. A. COLVIN, teacher " thai department.
Address +. ". RICE.
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14
00cial Vote OF ohio and Pennsylvania
In Ohio 484. .6O3 votes were oast on The

06cial Vote OF ohio and Pennsylvania P
In Ohio 49,, ,603 votes we're cast on the
negro suffrage question, as follows:
Against negro suffrage. ..."".""".. 2Ss,54o
ADD silent vote..... ...;. ..:... I5jIdo
Total Against. ....,.... ....."".....'s' IoI,oIo
Deduct negro suffrage eyes. 2lo,sS7
Majority ssainst Asero suarsss.... so,e2s
The following 10 the official vote Of
Pennsylvania on Supreme Court Judge,
at tho late election:
Sharwood, 'Demorrae......". "......... .z6S,0z6
William, Republican. "".".. ....... 26S,SSA
Majority .... ..."."."....... ........." l,1VS
Last year the vote for Governor stood
thus:
0eary, Rspubliesn:.....".!.. .......501;2Y4
Clymsr, Dsmocrat...... ...."..IV0,VSo
Majority for asary."..".""""... lT,ifs
The Republican vote has fallen od
some 4l,000 since last year, and the
Democratic vote $4,000. 4
The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-14

Why is a mouse like sload VI hay
Beams .Le cst'il 70, Il. e."