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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-29

The fact that the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue has exempted from all
tax the unds which are raised by the
Washington Library Company of l'hila-
delphi for The endowment of the River
side institute; also that Mes,rs George
A. Cmke & Go the well known BANKERS,
No. SO South Thirl street, Philadelphia,
have consented To act as receivers of the
moneys thus raised, together with the
nam Of those well-knuwn and prominet {
ciiiz rs who have ALSO i ted themselves
with the Institute, and have consented to
act ns Trustees should certain Y be a sutIi-
Gent guarantee to the public that every
pledgr and promise aill he carried ont to
the letter The IN VI hpt ii 10 ,he
en luwm nj IF this mu'h>nre.lrd institu
Il II is IN" Nv which every individnal
actually receives more than could be ob
tanned with the same amount of money
# expanded in the ordinary way In the
distribution of presents every one stands
an'crd for each share of stock. Read
al vcrliscment.
The new Silver Tips recently introduced
by the American Shoe Tip Company are
decidedly ornamental. A metal lin
adapted To firsi>clnss shoes has long beer,
needed, for children will wear holes in
the toes "t even the highesl cost Shoes
in few days unless projected 10y met al
tips - BOst0R Jomuu.
One of the porters of the Aston lIon4e
81 New York has been smashing trunk.
IL that hOlel for tIriy-unr years
A new brick marhnr. which has m lie
Wer loo, 900 bricks m three working
lays, l. un exhibition ut Chicago.
The editor Of Mrnililan'> NJ ignzine
sent Carlyle check for fl50 lur ii,ar
mass Of RUBBISH, Shooting Niagara
Eng lie aud he It'll prime impcri
came ar drnwning, the other day. Al
BarItz. but they both knrw how To swim
Napnleun'- doctor forbid him TO smoke
and there is a motley show of odd pip-s
relics Of prison rla\s, n th' lnpe id study
The absurd fright Of John Butl at ih,
FrnIans is APPLY ikcncd to that of y npr
vou- old lady who llv's in pr, pctuh iea
IT "a m IN IN Ter the bet
Hi-narck's daught r are PLAN. sinpl.
mindrd gtrls' with >hurI waists an
straight, dark hair. brown wells aud thicl
boots There are twD OF them.
The lllionni- revrni. officers are max
I'M hosts al sznres of iIlrg,lly di-iillr,
~hiskey No riot, have occurred, although
rhe feeling is very strong.
\ ynung man it Detroit. who attempt
rd -ucJe by taking laulnnum, WA
saved bv walking him up and down in tn
streets for ten hudrs WiihuuI stopping
A total of nearly three milliunS and
hat has te"n given 10 thirty one CO Irgr
in The country this ,eur. in beq rests an,
subscriptions. Ofihl- rum Ialr has ha,
81 " 900 and Harvard S4O0,0)O
a stale election for mrinbrr- If tn
legislature t,ke> place in West VIRGINS
to-day.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-29

occas on for the imputation of anv blame
to agents appointed and sustained by tenn.
pcrancc commissioners Let onr lngisa-
tors levise sime method If making our
p"e-rnt gooi id,o an efficient and useful one,
instead uf irving Ia abolish all the good
there is in it If you have machine
defective only IN the friction of its work.
ing make an effort to remove the friction
before c,adcmning AMI throwing away
the machine.
The number Of bills actually passed
during the week Is comparatively small
In the House, to incorporate the Lamoie
Valley railroad; amending the act passed
at the last session providing for check
lis; of voters; inqniring into the expe1i-
ency of passing general law for the
protection of fish in the ponds and streams
of the state; TO incorporate the Union
h'"p'S SO"'l'''hJ W h''' p"h'O
the Pine Hill acqueduct Co. to incorpo
rate the Rutland county fish breeding as
ISOLATION; to incorporate the Felchvillc
WOODEN company; altering the time of
holding the December term Of Winisor
county court; in relation to the Chittcn-
den marble company; to incorpo-
rate the Parks and WUolson machine shop
company; enlarging the jurisdiction of
justices in certain cases; in addition to
sec 81 chap SO general statutes relating
TO the grand list to amend sec chap
los general statutes in relation to mech~
anical liens; 10 amend sec ! chap 90 gen
eral statutes entitled, of societies for the
support of the gospel and literary and
other associations; to lay a tax on the
county of Rutland: to incorporate the
burlington Silver Mining Company TO
incorporate the Addison Railroad Com
pany; to incorporate the American Stone
Cutter Company; to incorporate the
Nottingham Lead and Silver Mining
Company; to incorporate the Fast Poult-
ney Cheese Manufacturing Company l..
and to leg,lize the grand list e the town
of Waterville.
In the Senate. bill establishing a
corporation ty the name of the Cham
plrin Transportation Company incorpor
ating the Lamoille Valley railroad Com
panv: aboishing the office uf bank Com
missioner a j,int resolution that the
the Sergeant alarms be directed to proven,
The pubic grounds being occupied bv any
persons for exhibitions sales SC during
the stay of Gen. Sheridan laying tax or
the county of Rntand in addition 20 sec
81 of chap So Of the general statutes relat
ing 10 the grand list ; to legalzr certain
pr &C edings in the town Of Cast'eton
to il corporate the Felchvillc Woolrn
Company; to lrgal'z" TIE gran Est Of
the town of W"stfi"ld, for the wears 1865,
1866 and 1867 IN inrnrata the Mid lie
hurry Silver Mining Camp To inc,r-
po'aie the NJ Irrisvlc NJ nuf,cturiny
Company to authorize the town of
Chester TO pay substitutes the sun therein
mentioned, and resolution Or ,ninI the
nse Of the Representatives II Ill to thu
Z union Society Of Vnrm M Offers
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-29

Chu'ic. cholera mnrhu-. cramps. fits.
AN dy-p rsir, are b'nrfittrd an relieve
by til" ufc of R,nne's Pain-K Hing NJ ,gic
oil It, u" is safe. a. well AS delicious
! Snl by II \ Shvl"n.
TALL Man -Naul, the first iJetrev "
king. stood head and sllunl .rrs" above
all the Others, AMI W., a spleniil sp,ci
men OF - k!--,g and man So Z, lie.
H'''"". Ius, for strength, purity, and use
tunns-, stands far above all the spm lou
ainteraliw.s sought To b. imp 'sel on the
community by nn-crupulou> mn
| Medical authorities have Announced
THAI not loss than one fifth Of the entire
! pnpulliion Of the United States re nfiiict.
ei with N'uralgit in ~ome form. Surely
the Hln who can remove such n vast az
g"e9itr of ptin is u great public ben factor
SIch IL ID ctnr Turner, of Boston. in
NiS-chn-rtiS. i, "Univ. rsal Neuralgia
III T. i pronounce on all han ls. TO be an
euiir" harmless and reliable remedy for
this most tIrtu ing of ali known diseases.
(See Advertisement in ano her column
Whene'er take my W lks abroad, how
many poor, miserable DNsn"ptir people
seq, who would h" healllN, and sv, AN /
happy, If they t OK Planl,irn i'iter>, tht
pIrtgon of p rp raiJo- for glvnL tome t.,
The srnm ,rh, en- roy {, the lorpld Inv r
II Jrv Ia thu nrrvon- :. stem, On Strength
10 the mnsrlrS. II Is an UdmWtbI"r IN
orator of natures wasted ar urgIrc'r :
tnnriipnal powers in Gather man or wo-
man. 1t gently rxc0res n Pleasantly
s"othes. With "A bp.ll,' thereof. ever,
IN IN may b. his ovn physician
NJ ,gnnlii Water delightful toilet ar
licle superior to Cologne and al half the
prize.
Cholera, which ragei ~ fearinlly in
lS4S, was cur.d in mnt'iiu H. of eases,
by The Use of Juhn-nn's An 'dyne Lin-
ment 1t n sure care inr pain and
cramp IN the stumrch.
= ID & IT, w SMITHS AMERICAS
ORGANS These are the organs wnici,
took the first premium aver all romperIt-
orS at the great s. Louis Fair, in ORC
PIRATE for II present than an Amer an
Organ Give the church one The Sab
bath school nnr, and the minister one.
Music snch. ~ may be pro iurei frum
them will benefit MS all. The nural- of
society vii he imprnvel. and the ynun.
will in their use find way to spend many
"A happy hour. that will do them and
Others good. These organs are minufac.
tur'd by : ID. & II. w. Smith, Bu>ton.
Mass -T3pekaI No } Record.
am sure that no one will use that pop
uar article known as Goes Cough Balsam
hut once before they will he convinced
that il excel, all other remedies ever dis
covered for Group, Coughs Colds, and
Soreness of the Throat anl l. iug.
Keep it in the house-it may save your
life.
"A Horse! A Horse Ny Kingdom
for Horse !" Do. yon wish To improve
dition Powders. 5. johnson g. Co.,
proptie;ors.
Over exertion either of boiy or mini.
produces dohiiity and disease. The
usual remedy is To take soma srimuItnt
the effect Of which j. the same ms giving
a tired horse the whip instead of oats.
he Irne way i to tority the system with
permanent tonic Ike the Peruvian Syrup
IA prooxi lie of irnnL which gives strength
uod sssT W tho wbvso system.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-29

Tn" GALAXY for November carries on
the two excellent nnes, "Stc,en Law.
renee" and waiting for the V r,irt &c
In the articles ~ irolc,qne song. "Jour
nalism as - Profession. "Conccrn,ng
Kissing AMI in Mr.. Richard ',r,nt
Whites new insI',lmrnt on 'W.r,ls AMI
their Uses" there is useful as well ms
entertaining reading ".Chr"matic Abpr-
ration is II very amusing illustration Of
the malady OF Colnr-I Bin lne-s ''Our
Doctors in the Rebellion" by FrAd -.
Perkins, gives some very curious facts
derived f.nm documents issued from the
SurgroD Generals office. The poetry
and other short articles are good
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-29

THE LITTLE CORPORAL fur November
contains lis usual beautiful variety of or
isinl, pure and ,pa'klin. matter. All
nov subscribers for 1868 sent b, fore the
close of November. will receive tn. No
vrmber and December numbers OF 1897
free Great Indurrn mis- are off r Il 10
those who raise clubs Terms, Que dul-
lar year. Sample copies seLt postpaid
to all who ipply before the close Of the
year. whether the usual ten cents are en-
cl'Sed or NOT. The Lille Corporal will
make all the children b,tter and happier.
Address Alfred l.. Sewell, Publisher.
Chicago, Iii.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-29

u There was IN immense meeting in
Cooper ms itutc, \ W York, We Incsdiy.
evening, to listen to Speaker Colfax ard
lie spoke with great animation ahi sue
cess. lie went into the democratic party
severely, but reserved his heaviest blows
for Andrew johnson, who. II he hli NOS
been already dead and done for, would
cas.-;"iy have been seriously damaged by
the Speaker. Mr.. Colfax predicted con
fiden'iy that Congress would inpeach the
president If he refused to enturce the
laws He declared he had no faith in
the protested loyalty of the " hitc MEN of
the South, and believed If there should b..
foreign war they would take the side
OF the enemy. Mr.. Colfax is no time
server. lie would faithfully and ably
fill the presidential chair If the Republi
cans should see fit to place him in it.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-29

As specimen of the quality of Oliver
Optics Our Boys and ,ilrls we give the
table of contents for October &c: Seek
and Find, the adventures OF ~ Smart Boy
Life in ln'iia; The Wonderful Journey ;
The LlIIle Pedler; The MIskrar or Nus
qna-h Poetry The Play Grount; Base
Ball AMI Cricket; Head Work. REFUSES,
En'gmas, &c ; Our Letter Rag; Eli ori.
al. Emulation Weekly, Lee & Shepard,
Boston, publishers. 50 50 per year; sin.
gle cope, 9 rents.
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1 GENTS WANTED.
no SOAP. NO WATER NO STOP.
GLASS CLEANING POLISH

Tni, is new ami most ~ client art lie patented!
10y Mr. HARLEs VI. E,.uwN. II viii he univer-
sallv uSel, Tor il = mora elf ctuil than the old
system at cleaning Windows Mirrors. q I'D Silver
FIa.ed ''are Bras, Copper, lin, &c.-is easil
-" iIe'i, aud saves both dine labor and annoyance.
\ SAM dc sent to Agents, OF une duzen 10y cN.
pres, for IL 80, that retailS for -, Co. For full
particulars, address, j. Lewis, 81 Cedar ST. New
York Box 1891 rmcr;lv
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DETIrION FOR DIVORCE.

10 the Honorable Supreme court 80 tr hi 'cn
~ uit'llrhurv. vi min AMI for lie C,dlt y
Addison. on The first Mrwl, af er trr q, ir,i
Tu"-dn, ( .hnHrv. \ d 1863:
TIE pc i;nn + A,b"rt T. Btkr' Of Var-euu s.
IN id county >dli>o. ham f., .l.rch t.,t
The f.urth IA OF Ma, D. 1875 !t 81 ,aI
IL lie County # Iii un II, >.,o t Vom t.' .
lac st. IN trr' to- rae Ter, II. BcSH. Il otB.i..Ui
j. sni cuIm'v AM Stat" -ly livvorcu : .iu.m
Morgan fhcn Il mini ter of H. rel. III l. in
such. AMI r'-lih, at thar ne in al b isl B..
Ard from hi al III rtasr to o. ~ II ,.t he
tir- la # lann,H \. -. 1866 h. live vi.
t. sal l.rra a. Ter llwiu, huSbuii, IN he ttith
ir dischars # all the duties Of the married re
lat.uu.
\nd he frthcr shows that since her mi ri ,.,c H.
At re id she, the sii Ira. AZ iii e.. and >un
dry lines and places 'ommitte aduitr,, to wi .
at dives AID Sundr. times aul pla p durinf four
wears, next and >u',>e lueIt to the first da, ui
De her, 1853.
Wherefore, lie pra the Honorable SuHem.
''uurt to nrdsr AID dec ce ha i having Teen
nn e > appetr :, M 'hlt h, aid IDra (lii H.
ne y I,krr j. with u his stare and be,uud he
sc I'll OF prnros, | do therefor uIe~ tina the said
furcg ii - pctiiur, to.s'tlcr with this or er IL
publ he'd thie' weeks succe> ivc!. in the MID Ne
'urv Re t-fer, he last OF Which pubIica ion a
he at leisr tx weeks prior to ,he session of the
rnur' 10 VIII ch .ail pcti u is p'cierrel Il
aid publication hail lic held aud derme -ufii
cienl notice to said Ln'a ('cknci) b .ker to al.-
par at said Court aid .how eau G il anv slt
have whr ~ail pc itinu should II he GRANTED.
Given under my han at Yer zen ICES in sii coun.
tv, thi, 2ith la of Ob'olier \. y 1867
j. PiEkPOINT, Ju lge of Sup. Court.
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GpDEY'S LADY'S BOOK
FOR 1868.
THE CHEAPEST OF LADIES' MAGAZINES
Because it is the best.
READING MATTER.
10 this there will he an improvement. The
volume for 1868 will be set up with new-iace
TIVE. aud Of ,ize that will enalle us 10 give an
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toiabout twelve p yes in each numper
BedmJm Steel Ptaes.
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each wear. supt riUr 1--WE challenge comparsoiO to
ANY published in this country, either in book or
The LII ERATURE OF THE LAOY's BOOK.
MARION llARLANp,
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who contributes to no other monthly publication,
will furui a new no, ri for 1868 cal ed "phcmin
Rowland" tha will run through the wear. Her
stories are anXiously sought aicr and a. tn are
copyrighted, can be found nowhere except in
GnpFY
Our Fashion Plates.
IN original double iasl,iOn-plates viii ue con-
tinucd.
country thai ii es these designs III the Lad, 5
Book.
DHAwING l.rss,Ss In this We are also alone
ORIGINAL MuslC.-GudeN' : is the unl, magiz ne
In which m,elc prepared eNlre>>l, for it appears.
TERMS FOR 1868.
copy IN wear So 90
Two cuiie- u,.e ,ear 80
III &c copies. one leir 30
Five copies. one year. and an OK IA copy to
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Eight copies. uue ear aud an extra copy TO
the person getting up tie cllb, maNing
nine e pies II %
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azine viii ,"u' une year On recent IT I 90
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How To RENT In rcmit.iuJ b, Mi a Post
Olive - de or prIti, ptyt'l" to the orlcr oi
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United states or National Bank uote>.
Address l. A GUODEY
y, T.. Corner SlXih and Cte>tuut> ~5~.,
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lln this village. % the 22d, inst, by the Rev
.. Graves. Mr. Hans Jorgensen, lately Of Den
hark, and Mrs. Elizabeth Thumpo on Of Middle
bury.
/ IN Mid1eburv on the 20h inst. nv Rev. L S
Walker. Fermnl NJ. Sher nan. If Mildleburv, and
Mrs Nancy A. Wilson, Of Addison
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-29

A Chicago li.iillriy was 50 irgcniouSly
nr'nng i. TINT, bv tourlnn. - SprinI, The
diSrld' - pruos Nuili h. mate tp deliver
either hi.h win nr wing +, al Ways If
ing he after 10 the reNrnu, insp Fl r.
~ Las Jsva sNpoi BY tbe Vi6ocrs
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-29

ear The election lately held in Mexico
for President Of the Republic has resulted
the e election f Don Benilo Juarez,
and Lerdo de TejAda is elected 'rtsijen.
Of the Supreme Court. A majority for
tue const tuto ,al convention il also prob
Rble.
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Mo- ICE

7 OSr
IL o. he 2S'h inst. near Chapman's stor' or
H"twc II there AMI New II,' en- a ,Hlf kin W I.
LET. eon aiming .3s 30 The fin Ter will be Ii en-
a w reward Il by le'vis It at hi olict or at the
rr>id nee Of he sub-criber in New Haven.
A. j NNSON.
New Haven. Oct. %. 1867. 3l:2w*
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(From the STANDARD

She IS dauch er-ii-la~ To DIR. and the most
eminent Doc ors in America. Gncluding Bost on
and \. " have treated her without benefit and
fortune has been expended Ia useless attempts
t. restu,e her. She is now up dressed. and
'aik> oar "thout Inconvenience and the people
stand aHdzed IN neh"'dng her in health, Us tho
ole ru,. from her grave
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"CUME AND HELP Us ="

IN VERMONT. Dr. c. has been known nv his
''occ'iSo"m visits, since lojl cH-Ail your news
papers i eIN wei ct him. C7f- Al III, patients
speak we'll OF him. LaJ-See his luut-pl.gd .ircu-
lars for particulars.
DIR. e. vi its Families. and Brings out first
class pe"ple As his patrons which ne travelling
doctor ever has done
Disease tod at 81 .ht Every case cou61, u,i,I
EXAMINATIONS. 81 treatment and medicine
lr m - g." Slj per month. Patients unable TO
call neg be visited At home.
1t would require a paper the size Of beIquilt
o. copy all !he S"ol notices given the Doctor
Here are few for samples:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-29

SANAT"RrAN.-Dr Craotre's rooms at Titles
hO-e' nave ucen thtcneed with patients during
thi- his second vi,ii here Last month he treated
a large number, and we are assured that they
have done we'll n, ,he great inc.ease now inui-
Gates Mrs. Perkins whom he took to treat far
thee or tour months returned in one month and
declared herself cured. She has been an Invalid
six Years; and two (of manD phv.iuians had
treated her for iumurS, &c.. without benefit. Dr..
CIaptre uses means 10 cure diseases. and no dis
ease ever wa really cured without mcans.-Or-
ietiRs Standard
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-29

The Religious Herald of his CITY. saws: '.pr.
Crablre is u graduate Of New York College, and
member Of three medical societies.
The Hartford CIuraut saws in mentioning n So
we're case OF Scroinla DR.. e. cured: 'lm such cases
he is remarkably successful
The Herald Of Lie. IL. Y. says: 1--WE deem
him perfectly reliabie.'
The Mavor Of Hartford, .'Certifies that A. d.
Crabtre, NJ. H.. known to me as a regular pfac-
ucins physician Of this city, Of good reputation
so that he is Coroner and Health officer of the
cit,." ALLYN ;. SIIlLNAN Novor
May, 1861.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-15

One thing is certain: the people OF
Ohio have. proclaimed against negro
suffrage; or, as IN able () Senator ex-
presses it, ~"impartial manhood suf-
frage." The Union party is satisfied,
and nome but q select clique of radical
sec~essionists (the members of which
style themselves "lovers of freedom,')
is dissatisfied at the result. 1t is we'll,
and will rave the National Union party
q disgraceful defeat in the coming Pres
idential election. We have sufficient
news to know that an immense vote has
been withdrawn from the Union party
aud cast for its opponent. Whilst we
know this, we know the causes, or the
great leading CAUSE: the American peo-
pie will not tolerate the doctrine Of ne
gro suffrage. The warning note has
been sounded; disasters have come upon
the party where the attempt has been
made to force a recognition of that doc
trine. We look upon this result as, in
one sense, a triumph of the Union party.
It has shown to that party the means Of
achieving future victory by plucking
cut the cause Of present disaster. The
rotten plank must be discarded from
the platform; the will of the body of the
party has decreed it, and to that will
the leaders of the party must bow, or
they will be leaders no longer Virginia
Trespass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-15
onps AND ENDS.

We confidently expect to proclaim
GOOD news from California on THURSDAY
The Union party, ~uuburdened at the
election of tomorrow with any suspi-
ciou of u wood-pile covered question:
will probably mount high in the thou
sands for a majority.
The Union men and the Democrats
hereabouts, toss the compliments of the
season back and forth on the Ohio cleo
ton, with moisture but without I'M
p~leasantuess. Tho Democrats think
they have started in on a high horse
race; the Union men only regard the
partial failure, the loss of the legisla-
ture, in Ohio, a 8 triie, an incident,
something that won't happen again, but
will on the whole be salutary in its les
son as connected with the negro suf-
frage issue. Union men say "If the
legislature of Ohio had gone Union, the
Constitutional amendment would have
been again submitted hence Union
men voted so as to prevent that. The
Democrats say "You fellows have
got to be id smart, lately, at sex
planning things. Now these are facts,
the ,faets.let's take a drink on them.
The facts of the Ohio Legislature and
and the Pennsylvania Supreme Judge
being elected by our party. Your folks
say it is as it was in '63, and we are
crazy in suppesing there will not be a
Republican reaction. We soy, you are
crazy in drawing the parallel; its your
fatal tiattery now; you've got to go
negro suffrage, and you will 60 it, think
ing you can press it through, and you'll
get terribly beaten" After a drink,
Union man says: "No, we won't press
the negro suffrage issue. Who says we
will or shall? Nobody that has much
influence in the party in Nevada to-day.
Wen distinctly repudiate that issue,
aud then break your backs on a square
Union fight" And SO it amiably goes.
At one of Universe Williams little
~levees, in Virginia city, recently, it was
proposed TO call a public meeting for a
club organization of all those. who
favored universal suffrage, but William
vetoed the proposition at once, on the
ground that it was better to wait until
after Ohio had adopted the negro suf-
frage constitutional amendment, by
2 5000 majority; then the opportunity
for II grand rallyiug hurrah for the
Universe Club would be capital. The
veto was ~applauded by everyone of the
seven persons present.
The Reese River RepeiHe is Of the
opinion that the cars will run regularly
over the Sierras before winter though
on what authority it so speaks does not
appear. The Core of the tunnels will,
probably, not be cleaned out before the
first Of December. If the promise holds
good until then for an open cold season,
we may have an earlier advent Of the
Underwater locomotive than we now ex-
pect,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-15

AMNESTY and pardon are two things
as different as day and night, or Democ-
racy and loyalty. Pardon is a remission
of a sentence after trial and conviction
before a legal tribunal /; amnesty is an
indemnity granted before trial. Pardon
is the remission of a penalty I; amnesty
immunity from a trial. Under the Con-
~stitution the President has the power to
grant pardons and %reprieves, but moth
ing more. He might as we'll attempt to
grant absolution as amnesty. The one
would be usurping the power of the
Church; the other of the people. An
drew johnson would unquestionhbly
usurp both if he could, and might as
sumo the one power with as good grace
as the other.