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Southern Christian, Advocate.
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.ou ilia THIRTIETH VOLUME. 4 a, ~,
YUNHIS WELL. KNOWN. RELIGIOUS. FAMILY
newspaper, commenced its THIRTIETH VOL
UME in January 1867, under the editorial control
Of the REV. Z. II. MYERS. D. D., who has conduc-
ted it for the past twelve years.
I. Devoted to Religion and the interests. Of the
Church of Christ-a1 organ Of tho Methodist Epis-
copal Church South; in the SOUTHEASTERN States
of high literary character-hnving among it's con-
tributors and correspondents many Of tho most emf
nent divnes in that Church, and giving due ntter,-
ton to every question of public Importance to facts
in Science and Art, to the News, to the Markets
etc etc., we deem il the very paper for the amIIy,
where but one paper lis. taken, and worthy place
with tho best, where several arc taken.
Besides, 1t Is emphnically the paper f0r the poor
man. (and such wc an pre now)a for il is chearcr,
style and size considered than any paper in tho
Southern States. -, ts;,t -,
As medium Of extensive country adycrtsine, Il
is the best paper in the South East, Having wide
range Of circulation, and Iargeli of Subscribers
in South Carolina, Georgia. Florida AMI Alabama.
!. Any person sending $40 90, win be entitled TO a
copy of the paper for one year, for this service.
Those wishing to subscriF he may remit BY mail or
apply to tho nearest ncrans Tscncher of the Meth
otiiss Episcopal Church SoSrfh, all. Of whom arc
Agents for the paper, :. r,t-.
TEnNs Three Dollars for onc ycar ar Two Dolfary
for eight months, Ono Dollar for four
rv months. ~ tjeir1 ~ -{.afuti9osi i, .ts
.vvAEiAELI, CASH ~ AnrascE. wE.cn The money
q exhausted the paper is discontinued.
.iddr,
FFs.HN 'J.w. BuEEg 6 CO.. ~
iti- Hacon,G Ga.
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The Church IF the Strangers, :
.sp a5 / NEw,.Y.onK,,s-.,,. Il.
REV. DIR. nrEMS, Paster.

CtTRANGEEs VISITING NLV,YORK ARE fE.
- spcctfully informed that &. congregation, COM
posed of Christians of different Protestant deno1Di-
nations, has been organized under the Pastoral
Charge of the Rev. Charles F. Deems, D. D..
The service is held morning and night in the
Large Chapel of the University, two blocks west
of the New York Hotel.
The PASTORS residence and ypost office add.Sss IS
22l West 54th Street Strangers in the city, who
are sick or in distress, may freely call upon Dr
Deems for pastoral service.
When any member of any Church comes to New
York to engage in business lc him call promptly on
the Pastor of the Church of the strangers. Espe-
cialy let this be done in the case of youn g men who
will have n cordial welcome.
june Is .grr IT
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In Equity,
DRANGEBURG DISTRICT

T. W. Glenio, and Sarah T.. his wife, Bill for
admir- and ex'A. of J. w. Tintlal, ys. Injunction
Jno. II. Milh'us and others. J and Relief,
PURSUANT to nm ordcr from Chancellor Johnson
in this case all person. ing demands against the
Estate of j. w. Tndal, deceased, will prove the
same before me within three moi this from this date
dcbtcd TO the same mny appear before me for tht
purpose of ascertanng tho real value o.; their con
tracts. trrt{a.st4
co%missioner's Office, v.D. v; JAMIsoS, &
seOrangeburg c. II. Commissioner.
May II. 1867.
june 20 MI 1amS
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Rl EREI MIl0U s.
J t,Appeiptmants..

i. II EGI Ml1kUS y
1900
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sss1,, IA " az no i,iToina vi, Isas,lSsa, ssH
ae,ss, ND ,a t,tnSl ,5saoA 5u,o and
lss1ERads. NA 10 DIrnssos, ssery sabbSth,as
II A. n. and a M ,rstss.
feosara every Thursday .. Il M - re'a .
.Episcopal,, v.a
u al u s.s sit = q other
Il. .sEptheran.
ass. ". 4. .liIouos Trinity lsl!es !esasa Sd Sun.
IN IN. 81 aud Sd
.sunasya q. Eebaaan "a ada 4lh saudsss
8 3, ). !, . j, Baptist, {.
v.Sssasisss. s s. s.. pa1ahAAMa ist tsSd& suSnd&aS u
sssa hi5nts sds 7Pii M!and ga Sunday Of each MONTH
6fs9As1fIna7 P.t .t',,ss, IL aisi Is ,,,s;,ht+sr
) tDn!Ie d DthnAM-A Four. Holes, lst suns
asr Of eash nsoGthy ,sfIf iffiY sfl peia iT. III
Eav: Ra VI EDwdapsl Bfanchville, 1st and Sd
Ehpdays inssacsr month. Santeei I'd and Ath Sum
days sc each month. . j, :.,i7>,M g4nd
tssv. W. F. CHAp11s-At Ebenezsr, lst Sunday dyS Of
sash rsnths Capaap,- sd, Sunday, Of eaoh month
SaHsE ESkMp!s ztR saadsy Il eash month! IS
RHy, D. =. Srtdsza las Antioch, I'D and 4th Sun.
.:s,sss ss,s ssPlas, esEa'h aa asa Al ssRasys ''
nsv.w. ). sslABssLzAl sAlAaz Aai aiehsassyH Hsehoe, House,
Ist and cd dsahdayss = sa6tee, colofed Sunday
sshdol) 2dand 9Th Sundays. { bpsrisaG baeI,i4iI
Asthodiss appointments for OraageJusy Dis
IS tries, ssGes Con- tfsrsaees sae 3sd Quarter.
ursss ,sssR sS:sS ss5s 81
Observation-Disclosures July 8, q. :, i,,.sS lia
0RARaHbunaL szionj July Is, IA. 80 htsJ .t
:: PRovrDsscg q July 1s and 2l.,I
UPpEn 81. Observation-Disclosures, July q, 28
sBnAkcnv1LLs1 New Hope, August s, A! : IA 81
EAsfshN. OhARdE Shiloh, August 10S 1IaiAA
&c. MArrHsws- Jerusalem, August II, Is.: IL,
LsxIxoroN-August "a, 25..
!. HanNWEIAISs 4 Bist 81 August A. las September.
Alnxx xSD GaAs f.sstfEItE q ftAugSst =, 6.
~ II (. & T A. MICHR1ETzBERG, r. E.
z tlIGt;atjI,tl-
iFvtsIiaE-Rcv- ". G. CoxsEn, every Sabbath at
100 AsaM,,j and every, Wednesday evening mt 8
o'clock.
Rsv. W. g. CoxsEn-At Zion, 1st and Sd Sun
days (aANernoon.) Prospect I'd and 4th Sundays
tafterp.css { j f fltssS 10 "a
Rev. J. s. CoNSon.-At Providence, I'd and 4th
Sundays l03 Am. iN Geri.im. I'd 'and 4th sun
days 81 P. M. AtTarget LIST and Sd Sundays loS
X AZ Bcthletems lst and 3D. Sundays, 81 P.
nj, '.N =
isss Joais InASisszrs ASis Chapel ,ist Sun
day, Ebenezer and Gethsemane Cd Sunday, Trinity
SO Sunday, Calvary 4th sunday s,i,r,g,,,}
RRv. L. W. RAsr:-Trinity 1st Sunday, Calvary
I'd Sunday, Adrew Chapel Sd Sunday, Ebeno.er
and st spetahsssnenss p ss sAtR p Sunday, shiy, ,5.lTES}
; Rev. E. A. AusrIx-At Davis Bridge, I'd Sunday
In eaoh month at liza. NJ Hopeweil Church, Sd
Sunday in zach mouth at 11iA. NJ. Pine Grove
g Church, 4th Sunday in each month, at:ll A. NJ.
Rsv. THos. RArlssoal- ls- ls and Sd Sundays at New
Hope. foa a. III. .>nd Bethlehem IL q 4P.Ml. I'd and
4ih Sundays at s-rdis' (neer Branohville,) log A.
M.sasslssa !essst AT: NJ q4sg sii7ss
ns We will;be!gsad to caaplete this list, and re-
speetfdlly invite @ the Gersyyaen Of Various denom-
slations 10 send in their appointments, and they will
tsiaserted with pleasure among the above. ) s,4t.z
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STEVENS HOUSE, u .(..'.. 4, 1 !
81, 23, '25 d 81 Broad,eay, NJ T.
Opposite Bowling Green.

ONTHE EUROPEAN PLAN.
rTNHE STEVENS HOUSE is welnnd widely known
il to the travelling public Tlfe location is cs-
pecially suitable 10 merchants and business men it
is in close proximity to the business part of the
city-is on the highway of Southern and Western
travel-and adjacent to all the principal Railroad
and Steamboat depots.
The STEVENS HOUSE hos liberal accomm oda.
tion for over 300 guests-it is well furnished and
possesses every modern improvement, for the com
fort for it's inmates The rooms are spacious and
well ventilated-provided with gas and water-the
attendance is prompt and respectful-and the table
is generously provided with every delicaoy Of. the
scason-nt moderate rates. {.i
The rooms having been refurnished and remodel
ed, enabled to offer extra facilities for the
comfort and pleasure of our guests.
GEO. X. CHASE s. CO.,
june l-6n Propriotors
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lin Equity,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

Catherine Tyler Ad'x of L. 8. Tyler, Bill for
vs. Injunction
II. Livingston, ex'or ct. al. and Relief.
PURSUANT to an order of Chancellor Johnson in
this case, all persons having demands against the
Estate of lem. S. Tyler, decd, will prove the
before or before the 10Th day of August next,
or the will be debarred payment; and all persons
indebted to the snme, will make payment.
Commissioners Office, V. ID. V. JAMESON,
Ornngcburg c. H., Commissioner.
May 1867
june 20 Mi 1am3
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In Equity,

IN EQUITY,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
The State Of South Carolina, In Re.
Ex Rel. solr. Southern .Circcuit. Lost Documents
Application having been made by Joseph H. Nor
gan to the past existence loss and contents Of
the last Will and Testament Of Martin Friday, do
ceascd,-on motion Of Illusions & Legare, Solicitors
for applicant, it is ordered That oil persons who
desire SO to do, have leave 10 appear and cross
anime the evidence produced and introduce evil
dence in reply before me the 18th day Of Sop
tember next
Commissioners offcc,) v.D. v. JAMIs0N,
Orangeburg G. H., Commissioners.
Juno IL, 1867.
june Is a XII sg BIN
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IN EQUITY,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,) Bill to
Ex Rel Solicitor. Perpctuate
In Re Lost Documents Testimony
Application having been made by William H.
Ehney to- prove tho existence, loss and contents of
Deed of Release, made by William II. Corbett in the
year 1860 to said applicant, upon motion of Messrs.
Illusions Legare, Solicitors, 1t is ordered That oil
persons who desire so to do, may appear and cross
examine the evidence and introduce evidence in re-
ply before me on the 30th day Of July A. D., 1867
Orangeburg C. II. Commissioner
April'80, 1867 may 4 XII eom-3
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lin Equity, " t.4.s ii, !.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
James D D, G; c, cleekley, admr Of Dill1of
NJ. a. oissondanner and others and Relief
PURSUANT to nn order Of Chancellor johnson,
in this case, n persons having demands against the
Estate of David W. Gissendnnner, will provo the
same before me within four months from this date,
or they will be dcbarred payment, and any one in
debcd to the same may appear before me and prove
the real value of their contracts.
Commissioners Ofhce,) v.D.v v. JAMESON,
Ornngeburg G. II. Commissioner.
February 28, 1867.
june 30. MI 9. 1am3
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-04
A western Romance, Enoch Arden
Eclip5ed.

The Courier, published at Nasca
tine, Iowa, relates a story OF one
John Hughes, who resided at Aietto,
III that neighborhood, mt the com.
mencement of the late war, and who
entered the army after being only a
week married to a young lady to
whom he had long been attached.
He fell into the hands of the enemy
during the Red river expedition.
and was sent TO Tyler, Texas. where.
in consequence Of hard treatment.
he became insane. Meantime. news
went home that he had been killed.
and his reginental muster bore out
the rumor. His young bride mourn
ed for him nearl y two years, when,
on the advice of her parents and
friends, she accepted the hand of an
other, and married him last Deem
Der. Her first husband was dis
charged from the asylum restored to
his reason, and as soon as he could
accumulate the means, he started
for home. Arriving at the nearest
river town to Aledo, he fell in with
a man from that place, and without
making himself known, soon learn,
ed the condition OF affairs at home.
Grieved beyond expression, he
thought over the situation, and fl
naily determined, like EuOch Arden.
to leave his Wbilom wife and her
new found love TO themselves. Fol
lowing out the resolve. he went up
INTO Iama County, where he had
distant relatives living. The desire
to hear from his old home became
at last so absorbing, that under an
assumed name he subscribed for the
village paper. Last month he saw
an announcement Of the death OF
his Witcs second husband, together
Wltha paragraph SyMpathizing with
the bereaved widow, and giving an
account OF his own melancholy
death as Illustrative fthe hardness
OF her lot. KNOWN that his VIE
was again free, he forgot whatever
resentment he might have felt over
her second marriage, and on Satur
day last he put in his appearance
inpoIson The meeting was I'm
doubtcdIN a happy one, as u few
days afterwards the couple were
seen on the way TO Tama. looking
as loving rs bride ANA bridegroom
could bc.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-04
Grabidi - Trouble.


The IalIian,,Io uot ..5 +, la.n.
tir.l, wcadc,t, pcoa. .at.a,'dag.;@.
has. been falhe,tr,,pIaaf...ta
In Imly Tor The pa.r Two or a,rro
week.. GafabaldihtaIv issued ag
address 10 tbc ualaa pooIo. gn
uoauom .aat the anne had come
lor The overthrow afuanu mile. and
for hcrestoration of Rom. as lha
rauitA.ofI,alv THE ltsr.s .o,
crumcnt tools Immediate a.r. H.
prevent aa, INVASION az H. .l
domains l.ls subject. ,r5
| Emmanuel issued g..1.a.,...
uaIuiue an tauars ..s#. I#...
part M REORGANIZATION f....e.t
land ,mmieuu the ..ear. .ru.
/ + Mu0nttoal who nullrda g.,
/ But th.lc seems fsHayr haeo....i..
. u uprising ortnaraal.t. ..n -
tb.moy,mona ..l ram- ont
hro. ram ha.ct4'.n n9.e u,
.ur nj. a. a.. t....tfi t. 49,.
italian Governments II. ...
r.e.ed.v.l r.....,. ~ .l ...,
I.I.a' i'.'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-04

An attempt has been made in Al
a'ama to throw Open the rsqi.tr,.
uon list bSNIaHe o1dc Presidents
AmheaiyprociauaGon. T p..
once member OF tue Alabama lens
iatnfe' applied to the Nontgomer,.
board OF Registration ana asked 4,
DO registered, producing nm oath
taken by him undef the p,oclama
tion OF Sept. 1O;h; under Gen. Popo,s
instructions the board refused to
Register his name. Mr. Rice intends
% rest the caeo IN the =. z Conrts
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-04
IALTINinIlIt 81

= Az WORE, SEPT Con.
Grant having refused ll ..le m.
tlIlery to the MarNla 4 mII.ia ON
Gov swans demand, Go. swami
mas mas purchased batteries Of L. pound
Napoleon brass guns ior the nrtil
Iefy companies ~ this city. The
gums nave been assigned to the com.
l'anies, the commanders of which
were all IN the rebel army.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-04
Gen Grants Politics.


O'' % 0''' ''..'''' = g ~. : '"'' .
cay
q Granf SIN ,o -, ~, '' W.
Department. and the country is stIlI
in doubt whether he is "A democrat
or a radical
The above statement, though not
correct as applied to the country
IS true OF a part Of thc democratic
party ana a lew ultra radicals, who
believe that as Grant has entered
Dir Johnson's cabinet for a time. h"
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The Andersonvilie Prisoners.

\ medical work now in course OF
publication in New York embodies
some information ON this still pain
tul topic, which cannot he without
interest. ii appears that DIR. Joseph
Jones OF Augusta, GA, was deputed
by Richmond authorities to 90 to
AndcrSonyillc and examine into the
condition OF The Federal prison ars.
His report in manuscript has been
read by the author of the publication
referred 10 above, who gives extracts
from it. DR.. Jones, writing on the
10Th OF October, 1864, says that at
that time there were more than five
thousand seriously sick in the hos
pital and >tockade, and the deaths
ranged from ninety to one hundred
and thirty each day. Since the es-
tablishmcnt Of the prison on the
9th oI February, 1864, over ten
thousand Federal prisoners had
died; that is, near one-third Of the
entire number had persisted i'll less
than seven months. He states that
he made a careful examination of the
grounds. of the water and Of all the
other features Of the prison. In ref
erenCc TO the terrible effects Of gan
greene, he says:
More than thirty thousand were
crowded upon tweuty.scVen acres of
land, with little or no shelter from
/ tLp intense heat of a Southern sum
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-04
Miscellaneous.
Speaker ColfaX is stumping Ohio
for the Republicans.

selling at 81 cents q pO'hd.
Six hundred ? sons have been
executed in Mexico since the fall of
Macmillan.
Santa Anna. it is thought, will
escape with his life, but lose his
property.
If you doubt whether to kiss
pretty girl, give her the ben eft of
the doubt.
Three storicd railroad carriages
are introduced in France.
The District of Columbia Courts
are to try numerous cases brought
to test the constitutionality Of the
C0niiScat on act.
y malicious correspondent tells
of a young lady at one OF the water
inc places who has been ''ninteen"
tOr i've seasons.
Why is the tOlling of the bell like
the prayerof hypOcrite? Because
it is solemn sound by a thought
less tongue.
Gen. Bcauregard SAYS the United
States Government is the strongest
in the world. He ought to know.
The reports Of private agents.
sent spying through Russia. are to
the effect that that country is max
ing immense Warlkc preparations.
Trade between Charleston. s. c.,
and Baltimore. as well as New
York, is said bX the Charleston pa
per> to be quite active.
.uarcz wants to model the NlcXi-
can Government upon that of the
United States. The opposition to
his reelection is strong.
DR.. Hall has discovered something
exceeding novel that for the period
OF a month before maria GO and a
month after death men regard Their
wives as Angels.
h"Nl,'cNS Is HNeI\ az ii".eIia' Non
tana Territory, over sixty stca.
mcfs have gone up TO Fort Benton
this season, carrying large quaint
ties Of trcightand many passengers.
= W ester" 'ol'of haS paced over
i I'S Marriages "a euJ representing a
trap down-another nhuy caugnt~
lie must be an old bachelor.
.,.a i.'l ';.., ""} 1'9 no" l3\u Ht"ie
',,; ,'',' ~ '''''',' l'''' o'oNril o"I III
'"' '"''N i''i'S ~ ii'' ltpupil'. Ike
~ IhPi'S'iheht, sehooI boys ~ the
9lleol' ntIH- stI/cd upon IN some IN
>''l'ttN'
I,,dnn ionr,,l ,...; .l
t,jn,' ,f,9rinr ',,,','. 10y -, :,'1
ION .r.or. In, ,,'i,,..I'. - 49,
cndino Win NIa,ob Ia.t ' n.y. ''''v'
have been orcatrT fha, ,I,,in In ~
previous decade. which inllnJ9d tIaI
terrible Crimean struoolp
me Mexican traitor Lopez has
not been as>aSSluated. II" has
written Il defence OF his conduct AT
p0eretaie; but Prince Salm-S alm
mas prepared narrative which will /
II IS said, prove his Icachcr5.
Ao"'t S9o,oo0,u00 will be added .
inns year to the drbt OF the Cauadi
ah dominion, s2O.OO0,OO0 for The +
|'''"a snip canal, All -, coo. Goo t
i' ,i'',i'aiN purposes, under the /
neat ot defence
,I.,t.r r..,.. ,,
,Jl ~ vi, ,l' ,'"''' U!rre' N"l 5 the peo
jnn,l ,' ,"", t"u"'Il are o't"nh@
,,'.''' ''' ''',p'"'' -! tpPaiaui indll
~ '"'' y" ne '''iIetihss OF the Gre.
I9,; '",' , '''"t N'ol'''' against
''''' ''''J'''> - not In'pi''1o'r.
8. -
:, ,'' ,@'' e'tc"oh ~ Lower
'''''o .l' " 'It' I4I iaHrois, who WAS
, ,,.,'" ,,' was o'l'Ie" S4Uo To I.jifc
= 'o', ,. '''' tH'N ass "iiich ne declined.
a 49,, wa" ,', ,''5'IM'l' ioicl3IS abducted
''' -, W. WI, ;" '''al ne 'ouId not
anaa az '"' nomination uhlIl
r'cct.I 'o"'t''''of was declared
~ " -
10, ca..,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-04

me people of West Concord are
moving IN the commcudablc enter.
IlSc OF organizing an Agricultural
society for Essex county.
ION Marcus O. Porter of Corn.
wall dird on the 18th att. Dr. For
.' wv, N,'S an excellent physician, and
" leadlng man in Addison county.
often fepre*nting the people as
member OF the House and Senate.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-04
State Items.

lineton. for CARVING u the business
Of distillcr ipadwelIin. house. with
ont paving n United States tax.
The CHnp Meeting held at the
Railroad Grove in Lyndon, was the
largest ever held in Northern Yer
mont. The ATTENDANCE through the
swelIcd the number TO about 1000
people. Some set the number as
hieh as 10000.
VERMONT HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
The annual meeting Of the Yer
mont Historical Society Mil be hold
Hou.a 3Ioptnriir. an Tuesday. Oc-
tohor i1fb 1861 a D O'Clock p. NJ.
The annual address viii be delivered
by fine Hon. CbarJc, ". Willard OF
NonfueIiol. and , nsucr c9mmcno
rariya of thp rf. and services Of the
la,e Iac. . Collamrr viii be read by
rho Hon. James Hlrrett of Wood.
Stock
The courtesy Of free return tickets
viii be oytaujrd ia noi4,ns attend
railroads in the cate.
An opuorluuity to become mem
bcrs viii he afforded to gentlemen
who sake au interest in the society.
OBIqTApl -Stoddald i. Colby.
Secretary ortb. Treasury. died at
uaycrhill. n. H., few days ago
He was auatiyc Of Derby, VI, and
'',' H. H., '''', '''',' ..
'..''H. ''AA Ait' VI 'tA IN ~ Gus
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-04

Little Mice found ont an inpc.
mons way o. getting to bed in u lur.
rN' the crib in which she slept wa /.
80 low that hy placing one foot ON
thc inside, and taking hold Of the
post, Size could easily spring i'm.
MAMMA she snid to her mother.
40 You know how | get to bed
qnlck ! "No,' was the rculy
wen, said she, in great glee. ~
step one foot over the crib. then I
say 'rats,' and scare myself right
Sn"" has already fallen in the
western part Of Massachusetts.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-04

DOES JOHNSON CONTEMPLATE FoE
GUILE RESISTANCE 10 CuNGRESs
Senator Ihaycr. OF nevada. made
apublic speech in Cincinnati on tie
evening of the I'D, in which he i,
repoted as saving.
81 have recently been in Mary.
laud, N the District Of Columbia.
having left Washington only night
before last. While there took Is
prcial pains 10 Inform myself in re-.
2ald 20 the present purposes of
johnson, ana oht ned what am
about to state from reliable mlhori.
~ declare upon my responsible.
~ as senator Of the United STATES.
that to day Andrew johnson mcdi'
tatcS and designs lOrciblc resistance
to the authority Of Congress |
make inns statement dclibcately.
nav il'Elt rom unqucstiunod and ua.
questionable authority cannot
point Inc occasion on which he may
aIl'inpl military force :t may be- to
prevent the assembling of Congress.
or when assembled, 1.-THE impcach.
nu''lt' or II may bc lm the lorcinp
southern Senators and Rcprpsptn'
yves tokCatS IN { onpresS.
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at,.rtI.u las Lncn. l,.',,',, 4. - M -
,jlonIu,t constituted 6od[ nv 'nr
excited declarations E. Senatnr
Tha1cr respecting tbe revolutionary
designs OF President Johnson. Eut
aside nom this association. there il
something rather curious about the
organization oI such Il State militia
iorer at tins time. Instead of draw.
ing ON the General Government for
mushcts, of which il has am abun.
dant supply OF a GOOD quality
enough Tor all ordinary militia pni.
posses, MARYLAND has reduced The
value Gifts quota into artillery and
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-.
i, i.. Il or ut.N' d ERLING PRICE
- ~. -. q, =. sept gu he funeral
~ ven .Nl'iIIuS i'flce TOOK place TO
thl> city. Ihcccrcmonies took place
IN the First Church. Rev. Dr. Rove.
where the remains lay in state all
the morning and were visited by a
very large ugwhcr Of citizens.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
--'ur consul at Frankfort, writing
~ ''e Department of state. SAYS a
lt"H!hS AndhGcr oi'hat citScNplainS
''l' increasing demand for United
'I''''s securities ny the Circumstance
'Iid' ihc hIt'd States are making
a., advantageous exception from all
o'liof countries oI reduced currency,
lo' WINE lhc latter are obliged 10
'"N'f dtllcleHcicS 10y the contraction
"' new loans under more and more
"lltfottS conditions, and are there
more ana more embarrassing then
finances. the United States are sue.
OF thril public debt and a consoIida
non OF The same by paying off their
""l'ga'lohs at short maturity.
4 paoo commit. ,r,,., ,,...,..,rs
"1u.r NO.. ,l H. Wv" i'''y' ,',.
bnJ Min iI' NV, NV HIW9SS , , al'f i},a
pround il no,fn",,;. " niiS,.o , "ig, nam
they Gll the air Fay , "',,, ~" hadrod.
oc fanf rnn,o"d w. ,,'a many nu''''''" -
Won v,IIi ~ w." ",,I '| roS,. N'''Ne -" Is
,ha ,, "iH =" "',' Iro"i your i ,li,tt'
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thursday 81 last week son at
NrolEe Andrews of Bellows Falls.
ased.liN years, fell into the canal
ana Was IfuUuGd.
Anl OF the citileusof ST. John.
nlIS VlIIhun coal this winter in.
,trad III wood. II costs, laid down
ia ~ Johmbury, Sl3pcr ton.