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IL ESTATE AGENT. CIVIL ENGINEER.
aad Pract,caE Surreyor
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-26

4 Connecticut minister has sent
Coy1lnor.>lcct English quill from
an American eagle, to write his
messages. An appropriate inscrip-
ton wonld he. All eaglt's quill from
an admiIing goose
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-24
Hrpost naniad Fret, liess mt To
Hraisn Meetings 1f Medical 30
.ietips Masepsf anI Odd Fellows
Meetings military orders,

lHtnHt rN' awn Correspondents
iHhiAaArofis, MaY -.
The ffienis 81 i'fof usa. " iIoss,
Superintendent IT Public Instruction,
aad President 81 The Hazard ~ iiiuaa
iina. decay that there 10 aaf truth 10
,Le widely circulated sepa.i ihst ha
intends g. resign an aeeopnt IT The
severe structures af tho r,ess 90 his
biennial report. They Soy that tho
III hatafed aud saYious comments IT
irresponsible sptihhisfs. while ihaY
may aahbF the Professor psh nol 10
Haenee his eIReial conduct nof 10
Jues hin 30 ,esien 80 eliide, iha dutias
af which he is disehafaina with signal
ability.
The Indiana State Medical Anaiaty
mat this afternoon, AZ hien's Hall,
TO- TO annual three days sesssihn
The attendance IL sail - he la,ae aud
respectable.
The hatals afe Nll Of Masans aud
ibid Fellows ~ attendance OF The 40
nuai meetings ~ the ,lfanH l4aiaa
! q. uis, aud ihe alraed Council
uaYal ahi seiaet Masters, lhe meet
iaas ase unusually large aud Interest
ing,
s 4
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IsniAHApeLls. Msr 3. laNd


The brand Lodge of DAD FellaHs
mai yesterday al sB n. The usual
reports we're read and Committees aps
pointed arsad Warden Nelson 10
slfaeiad The new members 10 The
trend iadee degrees,
y, a. Jss, Pierce, If New Aihafg,
was elected Deputy brand Master, 20
Oil The rlaes made vacant hF The death
Of I,fe, Jn9i Caldwell, a. vineennes
The resolution ef l. Il Tabias
Tleiina. ~ The effect that The Grand
i.adee ~ the United States ba 10
1aesied 90 carefully and rfaYfuilF
consider iha ut6rfelF # ps
tending uid Fellowship amsna The
aala,sd brethren, ts hieans ~ theit
education aud enlightenment. created
quite sensation, and number ~
spirited sbaephes we're male uroh he
siihlapi. The resolution was inallY
postponed indefinitely
~ the pase II tba appeal ffam The
AaW Harmony Lodge against he lie
eisien # iha Nfand Master, The
i.Hiea decided la sustain Tho Ntand
Master. Tie representative ffun
that iiadge sustained lie nasa by 80
eloquent Freeet, bat thefa was too
malay old mehhats present iuf u ~
have anr elisai Tie stand taken hY
The New Harmony Lndga 10 this uasa
10 undoubtedly esffs,H. iaad must III
iitnaieiy prevail Gao ,own Lodges
have eftaa had the safae question he
lore them,
To daF ~ aeaa 10 The TINT sol laf
Tho nbmiaalion pf aiIaafs faf The nest
term hssaa will ha auminatad faf
Deputy ufaad Master. lIis opponent
will DO i q. Adams Iasi aysnine
The uraad llneamrmanl held ats al
iaatnsd meeting, Enishsi 10 ihaf
business. aai adjourned sias als The
Committee 90 ufiseanpes and Al
resis reported that sueh had been tho
harmony among tho subefdipais ifn
aa,nbmanis that not one aasa had taaa
presented ta them faf adjustment
The i1heampmant branch Of the .,
aet hsvbt wac ~ prosperous, as at
present. Munhifiu HrAn
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Kentucky correspondence.
rnis0Er6s. NY.


raisoHfoH, Nv. May 10, 1867.
ra,ie,s journal.
The ilailfaad decoration ffbm
louisville las eama aud gone. aud
have LEFT ant County IL quite al
excitement, livery man Is fnf The
railroad, provided IL tsH fam ~ he
h00ss. but q good manf will ers
pase II II lhass railroad fellows don't
make The necessary crooks % touch
go thaif land bat | believa from ap=
ueafaaesa that q majority ~ The eiti
sens afe ~ iaYaf u u aBihihe tlis0aeh
this place, aud ttam what We aet,ld
gather fun The delegation lfom Louis
vile. al Na HAYS % Ia naw b. eet tile
rad Il - tab stock ~ tiia amount af
twa hundred ana iiiiY Thousand dol,
lars, which ! hslieya aaa lie maids ia
The saustf, provided The aiiissna ar
this place have The assurance that The
ipad viii en,aa 90 6pf town bat with
aut that | dan't thinb The people will
tabs stack 90 vote Lac % help build
faai that will rpn through some 10
mate corner ~ The aeunlF
AZ 80 political news, We have none,
The LATEST stif with the fabalz is tho
release II JefI, Davis, aud I will say
ia, The Union inen here that ws have
10 ahiaeiien 10 jan = hslns Loose. as
No could iind plenty ~ te9fss men "a
The immortal First District that have
been released by euf model President,
AID who have done worse deeds than
jeif avaf thought Of
Gus rebel friends seem a. crow bat
little ovef The elaaiian. as they sae II
he whole vote ~ The State had have
been relled at The last election they
Wnuld have been ia the shade Aud
new, Nj igditaf, my arinian is, II The
Union men will use The proper aad
necessary esafiieh, with Yauf assist
auee aud The help II aihaf loyal pa
rsfs 10 The State and out pf IL, that wa
aan carry the State faf itarnes and
iialaf al the August election Then,
iei us pui Gus shoulder ta The whesl,
aad, 40 cue man, nab al effnft 10
faieem auf Htale, aud heap u nut 81
,shal hands, u 10 vsff evident
that The thbel element Ia
this eHuntf 10 strong enough 60 carry
tho Duuhtf hf hahHsH'nS Maihtttf,
bat The mea who iained The rebel
army aud have namo hans, have sahe
faspspt TO- The cath thsY have taken,
aud many ~ them refused a. vute.
while Huf .siTy ~ Home Southern
| Champions afn Using every asettian.
| Etff and fiHf. 60 aet The state inta
ihsif own hands Well II The PEG
rls will he aullel hf such men, 81 lat
II $50, iat he that sews the wind shall
fean. The .whitlwinl Their ahiaat Is
not hot the good ~ Kentucky, but IL
IL g. pleee he, IL The sa,ne condition
&c, Alabama, tlaafeia aud the othe,
rebel Hates
Hut ! heNsy written mole than lii
tended iielaw. YOU will Iini soma
maie names IT,, reu. excellent ranap.
|. NfeafF, Tor The npi0a.
+ s Mek.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-24

- y y,ass,4, ds s"s II r. Ess
beaa ordered n report - fbe geei
ussgige 4eaefal Department ~ he
GBif Lieutenant tsigHel Charles
~ feffell Is ordered - the sans 1s
psftm4gi fapi y y Brand, mas
iefise aad aisbHfsiHe sn9asf ~ his
ptiai, is ordered ~ feiiets She sheef
~ columbus, bhia
The Ealsatie Medical Association
f.5t tbe State ~ Indians, viii mest ia
Ibis aitg ~ tba 1th faasime.
The faaaig Tfessntafs continue ~
mo be their annual settlements with
tLe a Hdils, IS state. Several uefs
IL tspb ~ day fef that purpose
eea,etsfy MeGaIlaeL hos appointed
Judge l'sadg u Mpaeies - lbe
efhes " ilsyE EsswlBaf fef dis
state, vice Hon, u, II. Wilson, fes
moved,
4 large and respectable meeting sf
Homeopathic physicians convened u
he state House, ibis sfiefs6eB. aud
effected ths Organization ef staia
Society
Jhe Grand Geeseii II rsysl aad
setast Master Ias9ss, fef IBID state
IT Indiana, aleathd sha following
eH,eefs lar tIe ensuing seaf
THEMES Psttissss sf Aafslts, M9si
falasaat Grand MASTER VIM W.
Austin, ~ fliehmend, deputy ptiss
SAINT iifabd Master " ~ lsieai If
Plymouth Grand Thrice tiiHstfisas
lfsaa Master, Ales, ThDp,-s, ief
Taste Iiai,ig, Grand Principal teas.
ineiaF N tbA Work Charles Fisher
~ indianapolis. etana Treasurer !,
WA, Itaaksf, sf lshs l,syilie urand
Recorder tbs Most I'aisssat
Grand Master sleet appointed !
" i,afief. ef INDIANAPOLIS. Hfsa1
uhaeisia J ssei,h freeman. o. F9ft
Wayne, pfanl Captain ~ The
Iaafds. VIZ NJ Black. ~ tndiapap
oils. Grand Howard aud seYtiuel, The
elected aud appointed efIlasfs were
dHls Installed
Thete vas geFy large attendance
~ The ataea Lodge ! - - u.
ilahefis sha1 total contributing
memberships IL Ibis iutisdlati9B ~
iADdG Tie net inafssse ief he yea
had basn T1;s Itesanfess Df lodges,
s.ils,uji ei, Faaairts fsf he yea.
sss,fiF o., orphans fund NJ iedees,
b,a,he,s, 1857 Al ldlai psid fst
g.. .diabie purposes, siG.W,i II
The Indiana State Medical 20
eieiy. heT IN 'asa anal sbssish iieFs, afe
having large AID interesting eenVe
cation Among Hthaf business. he
acknowledgement VI a medical inafaal IN
this eify Il receiving favorable e6nsi1s
efatien Mas TAtttF,
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fsbfAsAtafds tsb
Msz ~, ~

frbfAsAb9fdz5 Isf;i
May ~; ~
rsiitsss fsstssi;
The delegates ~ The Grand Le1es
sf 81. state ~ indiana I .. ., u.
ffsm yeaf city. arrived here last even.
Ing after 80 unusually pleasant fiass
Lest evening hey visited tue ~ The
indianapolis eaeamp,aehisi ahl fa"
personal observation esb ssH lhst otit
isaea HtmeBis sfe far superior ~ he
sne they visited
indianapolis looks remarkably dali
u aae coming ftHa the ssHmefelal
aiss ~ Indiana The street cars give
10 some appearances ~ life, bat hey ate
evidently running fef e1efy. W day
IL il raining, aud lie ely toll ~ 1ele
gates ~ the 9fssd lodges ~ Odd
ffsiisvs aud MssaHsi get ihs cars. as
they rass The tisies Hesse; eoaiaib
bst from aae ~ sls tasseHeets saAh,
sa1 oiieH ae 8ae 3h bHt the driver
The fiFaa1 Eiiestapsseht Hef ilis
mpfaiae a. g4H. The usual reports
If The Hfaad tjfheafs we're read and
lie new iaephefs Initiated. A w
FLaie aud y Tabor represent ~
aasgiiie Eaea@pmest, and H. Ijlme
saliilisf Eneaapment
Nominations were also made fW
efbees ~ BE- elected aesl November
Es,iaifa HelsaH Was nominated fsf
ats,d Chief Patriarch,
The Indianapolis men nominated
sias f9f nearly every ofiiae What
. modest SCI thez gre
Nj, ase; u Fish Ia heFe attending
iht Masonic Lodge
Those who base sot visited Indian
arblis sinee The wat saiiaet bbt be
sisaek with he difference IL be at.
pafsspse ef the aity. nov aud theHf
This afternoon The flfsHd Lodge
meats, aud lhis eyeHlne The brand
lgaeaabmsBt holds ~ adjourned
meeting, MuhhiHa FfAR.
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isDlAaAFeLis LeTfEAs.

Westiq0 nfHe ! y. ~. T. mi V4s4oif
Ofdsfs - AppeatGoes n IoiiGn
.Ite6s mn Times
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from 81. err sFssisi fstesfosqs"' !
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The Friendly Imputation.

Doctor Bethune was at one time set
tied over congregation in Brooklyn
and was very popular. A Connecticut
congregation gave him call and "call
ed' a thousand dollars per annum bet
ter than the Brooklyn people. But he
had formed strong attachment to his
parishioners, and thinking that his
sphere of service could not be changed
to advantage, he was not tempted by
any increase of salary. So he remained
to the great delight of his people.
All of the doctors parishioners were
not saints. There were a few sinners
among them, else why preach the gos-
pei? And among the last was wealthy
and jovial pew-holder, fond of his lush,
and apt at times to get more than he
could conveniently carry. Neither was
he particular at what time of day he
got drunk. He suited his inclination,
and had no set method in his cups.
Bilkins-well, that was not his name,
but it will do-Bilkins heard of the
DOCTORS refusal, and was delighted
In the very hight of his pleasure he
crossed Fulton Ferry, carrying abou,
quart of brandy. Doctor Bethune
crossed in the same boat, carrying an
umbrella. The brandy-carrier happen
ed to catch sight of the umbrella car.
rier, and at once staggered towards him.
exclaiming in his loudest tones:
"How do you do, Doctor Bethune
Let me take your-hic-hand, my dea,
sir-r-r-r. 1 am proud to testify-yi-
vi my res-s-spect for you, sir"
"Speak little lower, if you please,
Mr.. Bilkins," murmured Bethune.
"Yes-s-s, sir, you have stood by your
pulpit like a man. Them cus-s-s-ed
nutmeg-grinding, ham, carving Yankee:
wanted to take you away from us-of
fered you a thousand dollars a yea,
more, did theyp'
By this time the attention of the
crowd was fixed on the couple. DR.
Bethune's face was always forid, but
now it was on fire.
His interlocutor continued
"Our people have got to make ur
that Thousand dollars-got to. Ii
they don't, I'll do it myself. S-s-s-see
if don't"
"But, my dear sir" demonstrated the
Doctor, soto voee, "speak little lower
You are drawing"
"Yes-s-s," interrupted the other, 81
know what you said You spurned the
offer. You s-s-said you wouldn't go
not an inch. You told them, as good
and pious clergyman ought to, that
you'd s-s-see 'em id first -
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der and symmetry within. She must
have beautiful mind -
A year later, and Margaret was the
bride of man who had once stood be-
wildered and fascinated in the blaze of
Cordelia's beauty-of one who had said
of her, as many had said, "What pity
she is so plain p' And he was lover
of beauty in all its forms.
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CHILDHOOD.
Childhood, sweet and sunny childhood,
With its careless thoughtless air.
Like the verdant, tangled wildwood.
Wants the training hand of care.

Childhood, sweet and sunny childhood,
With its careless thoughtless air.
Like the verdant, tangled wildwood,
Wants the training hand of care.
For it springeth all around us
Glad to know and quick to learn;
Asking questions that confound US,
Teaching lessons in its turn.
Who loves not its joyous revel,
Leaping lightly on the lawn,
Up the knoll, along the level,
Free and graceful as fawns
Let it revel in its nature,
Giving to the little dears
Strength of limb and healthful features,
For the toll of coming years.
He who checks child with terror.
Stops its play, and stills its song,
Not alone commits an error,
But a great and moral wrong.
Give it play, and never fear it
Active life is no defect;
Never. never break It's spirit
: Curb it only to direct.
Would you dam the flowing river,
Thinking it would cease to fows
Onward it must go for ever
Better teach it where to go.
Childhood is fountain yelling,
Trace its channel in the sand,
And its currents, spreading, swelling.
Will revive the withered land.
Childhood is the vernal season,
Trim and train the verdant shoot;
Love is to the coming season
As the blossom to the fruit.
Tender twigs are bent and folded,
Art to nature beauty lends;
Childhood easily is nodded
Manhood breaks but seldom bends.
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PHENIX HOTEL.

Cmpo Seco, Calaveras County.
JOHN C.. SYMES. Proprietor.
TH1S OLD AND WELL KNOWN ES-
j lishment is now open for the reception
OF guests. The best of Wines and Cigars,
constantly on hand.
a 7 IvERT STABLE
connected with the House, where the best
IS horses and carriages can always be found
oiCampo Seeo, November 18th, 1852 no l5t
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KEAN' SALOON
W stPoint, alaveras County.

HAVING OPENED A NEW SALOON IN
IL Mead's Hotel, l would announce to my
friends and the Public that l keep on hand
none but the best
LIQUORS, CIG.ARS, WINES,
ENGLISH and AMERICAN
HES and PORTER, etc. etc
And endeavor. to deserve their patronage. No
pains will be spared to make
&C MY SALOON -
An attractive place of resort to all who may
favor me with q call.
P. H. KEAN.
West Point, November 9Th, 1866. nol0-tf
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AN irritable gardener seeing boy
stealing some fruit sworeif he caug ht him
there again, he'd lock him up in the ice-
house and warm his jacket.
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LIES LOST.

l know not if the dark or bright
Shall be my lot;
If that wherein my soul delight
Be best or not.
1t may be mine to drag for years
Tolls heavy chain;
Or day and night my meat be tears
On bed of pain.
Dear faces may surround my hearth
With smiles and glee;
Or may. dwell alone, and mirth
Be strange to me.
My bark is waited to the strand
By breath divine;
And on the helm there rests hand
Other than mine.
One who has known in storms to sail
have on board;
Above the raging of the gale
hear my lord.
He holds me with the pillows might
l shall not fail
If sharp, it's short; if long, It's light;
He tempers all.
Safe to the land-safe to the land,
The end in this;
And then with Him go hand in hand
Far into bliss.
The Dean of Canterbury
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NEW GUNSMITH SHOP!
n. G. HAMER,

MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFOR m
w the citizens of Mokelumne Hill and vi
clnity, that he has recently returned from
San Francisco with complete assortment of
tools pertaining to the Gunsmithing business
and has opened shop on
Main Street, MOke1umne Hill,
Two doors above Lafayette, where he is at
times ready to repair
Guns, Pistols, Pumps, Locks etc.,
At short notice and the best manner.
~ Give me call and be convinced.
Fl. G. HAMER.
Mok. Hill. July 18th, 1866. ap2l'67:tf
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DIRECTORS
J. Mora Moss, Benjamin Brewster,
James Otis, James H. Higgin,
VIM E. Barron, Thomas H. Selby,
J. A. Donohoe, Nicholas Lunning,
James G. Conroy, John Parrot,
Peter H. Burnett, J. Underhill.
Moses Hellor, N. D. Sweenv,
L. Maynard. Moses Ellis,
Jacob Scholle, James Phelan.
Charles L. Low. Gus. Touchard,
c. Christensen. Michael Castle.
Joseph Seller, Nicholas Lance.
L. H. Allen, N. G. Kittle,
Alfred Borel, VIM. c. Talbot,
C. I. Emmett, Patrick McAron.
J. Y. Hallock, George G. johnson,
Caleb 7. Fay. J. G. Kittle.
CALEB 7. FAY, Pres't.
CHAs. c. HAVEN. Sec'y.
Tx. WILSON. Ag't Mok. Hill.
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Courage at Long Range.
CV"H"BO Nc H1V"B 1N"BO'
From the Columbus Journal, of Friday.

FROM tne COLUMBUS JOurnai, Oh rrludy.
On the south side of the Ohio river,
Mr.. Vallandigham is more Ontspoken
than i'm Ohio. He made a speech at
Maysville, Kentucky, the other day, in
which he thanked God that his fathers
were from that grand old Commonwealth
of Virginia, the birthplace of Washing
ton, Jefferson and Madison, of Robert E..
Lee and ,SoneaUoU Jackson. Aye" said
the enthusiastic Vallandigham, "these
are noble names, and no loyal wretch
shall close my mouth from speaking the
praise of these men, who, however mis-
taken they may have been, Uere a thoats-
md times more honorable and true to the
principles of human liberty than thous-
ands who call them traitors" All right;
but why do MT he say such things as that
in Ohio? Is he ofopinion that the DEM
ocratic stomach in Ohio would reject such
strong meat as that?
Virginia has had, and yet has, great
number of good and worthy men among
her citizens; and she has had, and yet
has, great many bad ones. Henry A.
Wise and Roger A. Pryor, James M.
Mason and Extra Billy Smith, may be
counted among the latter class. We
congratulate Virginia that, though she
has her Wises and Pryors, MasOns and
Smiths, she has not within her limits so
contemplate demagogue as g. l.. Val
landigham.
He has great deal of courage at long
range, and can fume and buster and
, threaten. He is dangerous only in his
capacity to inflame the passions of men
and incite others to deeds of violence
but In Ohio it is well understood that,
personally, he is as harmless as suck
ing dove.